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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

      grid-column-gap: 2.5rem;
    }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

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

  }

  @media (min-width: 990px) {

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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








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


TO THE 


JOURNALS 


OF THE 


HOUSE OF COMMONS; 


COMMENCING WITH THE 


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


VOLUME LXXV. 4.D. 1820, 
AND ENDING WITH 


VOLUME XCII. A.D. 1837. 





BY 


THOMAS VARDON. 





AP PSE ASTER SEES 


Printed by Order of The House of Commons. 








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PRINTED BY JAMES, LUKE G. &amp; LUKE J. HANSARD. 
M.DCCC.XXXIX. 





SEES 

































THE circumstances under which this Index has been compiled are explained by the 


following statement. 
Sess. Papers. 


In the Report from the Select Committee on the General Index to the Journals of the House of (No. 541.) 1823. 


Commons, commencing with the Fifty-sixth and concluding with the Seventy-fifth Volume, it was ee 
recommended as “ highly expedient that after every Session the Index of each Volume should be 

incorporated with that of all the preceding Journal Indexes subsequent to the Seventy-fifth 

Volume, thereby affording the means of reference in the interim, and tending very considerably p. 6. 


to expedite the formation of another Volume of the General Index, whenever it might be 


requisite to print it.” 


In the Report on the same subject, in 1825, it was stated, that this work had been accomplished —_(No. 477.) 1825. 
in a manner which could not but be satisfactory ; that the Volumes were placed in the Library of ee 
the House of Commons, and were more accessible for ready reference, as having been compiled 
by the Librarian (the late Mr. Spiller, by whom the Work was partially continued till 1829.) 

The Standing Committee on the Library of the House of Commons reported, in 1835, that (No. 104.) 1835. 
‘“‘ such Index was formed by the Librarian, under the recommendation of the Committee on the hie is 
Journals, with a view to its being printed every ‘Twenty Years ; and that, happily, this MS. was 
saved from the flames,* with little injury : that the Volume forming the General Index from 1801, 
contained 1,072 pages, but that there was no doubt that the present mass of Index, if arranged 
for the Press, would exceed that amount, though embracing a period of Fifteen Years; viz. 

1820-1834. The Committee therefore recommend, that, subject to the authority and control of 
Mr. Speaker, the Index should be completed and printed.” 


In the following year the Library Committee reported, that in pursuance of the recommenda- _(No. 63.) 1836. 
- ° ° ° e ° n xXI. ° 
tion of the Committee in 1835, the Librarian, under the superintendence of Mr. Speaker, had — 


been employed in preparing the Index for publication. 


»” The further progress and extension of the work was thus noticed by the Library Committee (No. 468.) 1837. 
a XIII. 05. 
© in 1837 ;— 


‘‘ Considerable progress had been made in this work at the commencement of the present 


&gt; 
Session ; and having at that time been examined by Your Committee, they would then have 
ws been 





* Fire of the Houses of Parliament, October 1834. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) b 


Sess. Papers. 


No. 691.) 1837-38. 
ol, XXIII. p. 499. 


(No. 406.) 1839. 


vi PREFACE TO THE GENERAL INDEX; 1820—1837. 


been enabled to report, that, notwithstanding the increased extension of the work above the 
estimate on which the Librarian had proceeded, he would have been able te deliver the work 
to the Printers at the period contemplated in the Report of last year. The accession of Her 
Majesty, however, forms an epoch, which in the opinion of Your Committee renders it expedient 
to carry on the Index for the three years 1835, 1836, 1837. The work will then.embrace the 
entire Reigns of their late Majesties GrorcEe IV.and Witt1aMIV. The time necessary to effect 
this purpose will delay the printing for another year. 


“The only portion of the Index which has been printed, are the headings ‘ Accounts and 
Papers’ and ‘ Addresses ;’ which portion, for the purpose of adding the corresponding matter 


accruing in the subsequent years, Your Committee have ordered to be cancelled. 


“ Your Committee have examined Mr. L. G. Hansard, and have made such alterations in 
the type, by substituting forms of printing more compressed than those hitherto used, as will in 
a great measure meet the increase of bulk which is incident to the incorporation of the addi- 


tional years.” 


The Committee reported in 1838, that the “ additional labour caused by the alteration recom- 
mended in 1837 was calculated to delay the production of the Volume for One Year ; that the 
time then estimated would not be exceeded, nor the bulk of the Volume be materially increased, 
as the uniform type and improved method of arrangement suggested by Messrs. Hansard had 


been adopted.” 


In the last Report of the Library Committee on this subject, it was stated, “ that the work was 
nearly completed ; that it was printed to the end of “ Petitions,” and that Messrs. Hansard were 
entitled to the praise of having contributed essentially to lessen the bulk, and thereby greatly 
to increase the facility of consulting the work, by certain alterations of type and arrangement 
which were suggested by them to the Committee in 1838 ; that the Volume would be delivered 
during the Autumn, and that the time allowed by the Committee for its completion had not 


been exceeded.” 





The Committee on the Journal Index, in 1825, on the re-print of several Volumes of Journals 
being determined on, reported as to the expediency of a re-print of the General Index to the 
Journals, 1774-1800 ; such compilation to be formed in strict accordance with the plan of 
the Index 1800-1820, which having been partly based on the plan of the previous Index, 
1714-1774, would put the House in possession of a nearly uniform series of Indexes to 
the Journals from the accession of the reigning Royal Family to 1820. It will there- 
fore be obvious that uniformity with that plan was imperative on the compiler of the 
present work, and, with two exceptions, it has been strictly adhered to. It was thought 
advisable to omit the Digestive Form of the heading “ Divisions” in the former Indexes, of 
which the object was to exhibit questions on which the “ Yeas” and “ Noes” respectively went 
forth, and to substitute an alphabetical arrangement of the Questions and Amendments on 
which the House, or Committees of the Whole House, have divided; the objects which 
rendered the former plan useful having entirely ceased with the present regulations for taking 
Divisions. 


In “ Supply” the subject of each annual Vote, during the period of the Index, has been 
placed in alphabetical order, the sum voted following the date; thus enabling an inquirer 
to discover at one view the total sum placed by Parliament at the disposal of Government for 
any purpose from 1820 to 1837. This arrangement has superseded the necessity of a Key to 
“Supply.” A summary of the Grants in each year is also added. 





The 














PREFACE TO THE GENERAL INDEX; 1820—1837. vii 


The object of the Index to the Journals of the House of Commons is described in the Preface 
to the last General Index as “ twofold ; to exhibit, as briefly as is consistent with useful 
information, all the matters which have been brought under the notice of the House; and, 
secondly, to show the manner and form of all the proceedings of the House upon those matters. 
Under the first description the various Accounts and Papers presented to the House, Addresses 
presented by the House, Committees appointed by the House, and indeed all Transactions and 
Motions whatever, are included ; whilst under the second description or Digest are to be classed, 
instances of the various authorities for presenting Accounts and Papers to the House, the 
modes of so doing, and the various Orders, Resolutions and Incidental Proceedings relative to 
Accounts and Papers ; and in like manner with regard to Addresses, Committees and other 


large Titles which occur in the alphabetical arrangement.” 


In using the Index attention must also be paid to the principle of its alphabetical arrangement, 
which consists of a series of headings printed in Black Letter, under which all matters referring 
thereto are collected, and (with the exception of the Digest) are arranged alphabetically ; 
and also of a General Alphabet throughout the Index, in which will be found such matter 
as may not be included in any of the Black Letter headings. Thus, the heading of “ Accounts 


? 


and Papers” is a collection of the Titles of all Accounts and Papers mentioned in the 
Journals, and forms, as it were, a separate Index in itself. In seeking, therefore, for an 
Account, the heading “ Accounts and Papers” must be referred to, and not the title 
of the Account in the General Alphabet. As many subjects as would admit of classi- 
fication have been collected under general Black Letter headings, a List of which is appended 
to the Preface. Each paragraph of the Black Letter headings is numbered, and, where 
necessary, references to such numbers are made from Titles, both in the same heading and 


in the General Alphabet. 


Private Bills that admit of classification are placed in alphabetical order in the classes to 
which they respectively belong, as “ Inclosures,” “ ‘Turnpike Roads,” “ Waterworks,” &amp;c., and 
such only are entered in the General Alphabet as are of a peculiar and individual character. 
For instance, under “ Docks,” “Gas Lights,” “ Pavings,” &amp;c., there are Bills relating to Liverpool, 
but there is also a heading “ Liverpool” in the General Alphabet, where there are other Bills 


concerning that Town not referable to any such class. 


The title “ Bills ” being only a Digest of the Proceedings of the House, will not assist the search 
for a particular Bill. With the exception of Bills brought in upon Resolutions of the 
Committee of Supply or of Ways and Means, all Public Bills are to be found in the General 
Alphabet ; unless they happen to fall under one of the Black Letter headings, in which case 
they always stand first- Petitions relating to Bills, Public and Private, are entered with the other 
Proceedings upon the Bills to which they refer, and not in the title “ Petitions.” 


Library, House of cg THOMAS VARDON. 
24 August 1830. 



















Accounts and Papers * 
Acts of Parliament * 

Addresses * - - 
Amendments * * - - 


Bills ** - - - 
Bridges - - - 
Burfal Grounds - - 


Churches and Chapels 

Coals and Coal MWeters 
Committees * = - - 
Companies - - 
Complaints 
Conferences * = - - 
Counsel * * - - 









































Debates * - - . 
Debts, Small 
DMibisions * - - 
Diborees  - - - 
Docks, arbours, Piers, ete, 
Drainages and Embankments 






































Estates - - - 
Ghidence * * - m 

















Fish and Fisheries - 














Gaols, Bridewells, Prisons, 
Correction - - 


Gas Lights 











Hospitals - 











Fnstructions 
Journals * 


















Lotteries - “ “ 








Markets and Town halls 
Wembers * * - - 








Court houses and Judges’ Lodgings 


Elections * - - - 


ouse* - - - “ 


Jnclogures - - - 


hing * - é + ‘ 


[ vill ] 





LIST of lack Letter HEADINGS. 








Houses of 


643 
648 





The Headings with no asterisk contain matter only relating to the object of the word. Those with one * contain a Digest 
of Proceedings of the House, together with other Matter. Those with /wo ** are composed of Digest only. 


PAGE 
Wessages * 2 se ne 
Motions* - - - - - = 664 
Paturalizations - - - - - 671 
Mavigations and Canals - - - 672 
Potice* - - - - - - 683 
Daths* - - . - - - 684 
Orders * - - - - - - 686 
Parliament* - - - - - 695 
Parliamentary Representation - - - 697 
Patents - - - - - - 7O1 
Pavings, Lightings anv other Jmprobements 702 
petitions * = - - - - - 714 
Poor and Poor Laws - - - - 929 
Printing * * - - - - - 938 
private Bills, Private Bill Difice and Private 
Business - - - - - 939 
privileges * - - - - - 940 
Public Business - - - - - 942 
Questions * - - - . - 944 
Railways - - - - - - 976 
Reports * - - - - - - 998 
Resolutions * - - - : - 1008 
Restorations - - - - - 1012 
Rebenue  - - - - - - 1013 
Roman Catholics - - - - - 1014 
Sessions - - ° ° - - 1019 
Sewers - - - - - - 1019 
Slaves and Slabe Crade - - - 1023 
Speaker * * - - - - - 1027 
Speeches * - - - - - - 1033 
Supply* - - - - - - 1044 


Cheatres -. - - ° ~ 7 
Tithes - - a a - * 
Turnpike Roads 


Uestries - - ~ - 2 ‘ 
Utes of the house - . " . 


Wlaterworks - S ‘ i Pr 
Witnesses * - - » . x 








1087 
1088 
1093 


1128 
1130 





115 
1139 


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GENERAL INDEX 


TO THE 


Journals of the House of Commons, 


VoLuME LXXV. a. D. 1820.—VoLumME XCII. a. pv. 1837. 











ABBEY Lands -——See Divisions, 1. 


Abduction of Women :—Bit to repeal so much of 
two Acts of the Parliament of Ireland, 6 Anne and 19 Geo. IL., 
as inflicts Capital Punishment on certain Offences; Ordered, 
LXxvi.147. Presented; printed; 168. Second Reading put off 
for Six Months, 219. 


Abeille, Magdaleine Jarij :—See Accounts and Papers, 2945. 
Committees, 921. Petitions, 2227. Supply, 7. 


Abercromby, The Right Honourable James:—See Com- 
plaints,9. House, 188. Members, 28. Questions, 248. Speaker, 
2, 3. 


Aberdeen: 


1. Colleges :—Bill to authorize the purchase of the rights 
of literary property enjoyed by the King’s and Marischal Colleges 
in Aberdeen; Ordered, txxxv11.539. Presented; printed; 545. 
Petition against, from Booksellers and Publishers of Books in 
London, 546, p. Bill passed, 563. Not returned from the Lords. 


2. Bill for uniting King’s College and the University of Old 
Aberdeen, and Marischal College and University of Aberdeen, into 
one University and College ; Ordered ; presented; printed; xc. 370. 
Committed, 427. Committee deferred, 489. Not proceeded in. 

Petitions against: From Aberdeen, Chairman of a Meeting 
of Graduates and Alumni of Marischal College and University, 
xc. 464. Aberdeen, Old, 464. Aberdeen Advocates, 468. 
Aberdeen University and King’s College, 476. Aberdeen, Old, 
Provost, &amp;c., 476. Aberdeen, Presbytery of, 476. Mode- 
rator of the Presbytery of, 506. Aberdeen, Alumni of King’s 
College and University, 476. Aberdeen, Principal, &amp;c. of the 
University and King’s College, 518. Aberdeen, Lecturers in 
Medical Science, of King’s and Marischal Colleges, 518. Aberlour, 
Parochial Schoolmasters of the Presbytery of, 521.———Buist, 
George, 484.—Caiithness, Synod of, 584. Cluny, 468. Dor- 
noch, Presbytery of, 555,———Elgin, 482. Elgin, Parochial 
Schoolmasters of, 482. Elgin Academy, 482. Elgin, Presbytery 
of, 484,.—Fordoun, Moderator of the Presbytery of, 476. 
———-Glenelg, Moderator of the Synod of, 491. Inverary, 
482. Inverness, Presbytery of, 521. Inverness, Provost, &amp;c. 
of, 521. Inverness, Kirk Session of, 521. Inverury, 484, ———— 
Kincardine O’Neil, Parochial Schoolmasters of the Presbytery of, 
476. Presbytery of, 476. 

Petitions relative to: That the seat of the United University 
shall be in the Buildings of the King’s Oollege ; From Convener 
of the Seven Incorporated Trades of Old Aberdeen; xc. 482. 
———That time may be given to persons interested to become 
acquainted with the enactments of the Bill; From Dr. James 
Mitchell ; xc. 434. ———That a Gaelic Professor may be placed 
upon the foundation; From Donald Currie; xc. 488. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








Aberdeen—continued. 


3. Record Office :—Petition for a Bill to enlarge or alter 
the same; Referred, uxxxvi. 323. Not proceeded in. 


4. Schools :—Petition for a Bill for building Public Schools 
in the City of Aberdeen; Referred, xcr. 14. Bill Ordered, 32. 
Presented, 39. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 
211. 308. Petitions in favour, 299. Committee revived, 327. 
Leave given to print the Preamble of the Bill, together with the 
Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee, and the pro- 
ceedings of the Committee, 338. Bill re-committed to the former 
Committee, 365. Time enlarged for Report, 428. Bill reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; 435. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 

See Accounts and Papers, 1. Committees,1. Elections, 01. 


Abjuration Oath: 


1. Bill to repeal so much of certain Acts as directs the Oath of 
Abjuration to be taken and the Assurance to be subscribed in 
Scotland; Reported; Bill as amended printed; txxxvi. 213, 
Further consideration of Report deferred, 512. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


2. Oath of Abjuration taken and subscribed, By the Speaker 
and Members of the House,—At the beginning of new Parliaments 
(April 1820); txxv.109. (November 1826); Lxxx11. 8. (Oc- 
tober 1830); Lxxxvi.7. (June 1831); LXXxvI. 523.———In 
consequence of the Accession of King George IV.(January 1820); 
LXXvV. 89. In consequence of the Accession of King Wil- 
liam IV. (June 1830); Lxxxv. 589.—&lt;——By Members returned 
upon new Writs. [Entered the first time it occurs in each Session) ; 
LXXV. 89.—LXXVI. 3.—LXXVII. 3.—-LXXVIII. 3.——-LXX1X. 3.— 
LXXX. 3.—-LXXXIII. 3.—-LXXXIV. 4.-—-LXXXV. 3.——-LXXXVII. 3. 


See Lord Steward. 
Abolition of Fees :—see Fees, 1-3. 





Aboriginal Tribes :—see Accounts and Papers, 2. 
Addresses, 36. 1370. Committees, 703. 


Absence, Leave of :—See Members, 51-63. 


Absentees :—see Accounts and Papers, 6721. Com- 
mittees, 1349, Petitions, 1. 


Academical Institution of London :—see 


Companies, 5. 


Academy, Royal: —See Accounts and Papers, 3. Ad- 


dresses, 37. 


Academy, Royal Hibernian ;—For Painting and Fine Arts, 
See Accounts and Papers, 4. 


Academy, Royal Irish :—Seo Accounts and Papers,5. Sup- 
ply, 22. 
Academy, 


B 








6 ACADEM Y——ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS. 




















Academy, Royal Military :—See Supply, 420. 


Accession :—Of King William the Fourth, and Proceed- 
ings thereupon, Lxxxv. 589.———Of Queen Victoria, and Pro- 
ceedings thereupon, xc11. 488. 


Accountant General :—- see Accounts and Papers, 
559. 661. 689. 691. 1044, &amp;e. 


Acco untants, Public:—See Accounts Public, 1. Accounts 
and Papers, 6-26. 


Accounts, Public: Bills relative to: 


1. For altering and abolishing certain forms of proceedings in 
the Exchequer and Audit Office, relative to Public Accountants ; 
Ordered, Lx xv. 382. Presented; printed; 383. Bill considered; 
reported; day appointed for further considering Report; and Bill 
as amended to be printed; 439. Not proceeded in.———Again 
ordered, Lxxvi. 52. Order of leave for Bill read, and discharged. 
Another Bill; Ordered, 260. Presented; to be printed; 263. 
As amended, to be printed, 470. rR. a. 505. 


2. To continue Act 54 Geo. III. for the effectual examination 
of Accounts of Colonial Revenue; Ordered, txxv. 382. Pre- 
sented, 383. R. A. 455. 





Accounts, Public: Bills relative to—continued. 


3. To authorize the Commissioners for auditing the Public 
Accounts of Great Britain to examine and audit accounts of the 
Receipt and Expenditure of Colonial Revenues; Ordered; pre- 
sented; read; printed; LXxXxviI. 218, R. A. 259. 


4. Toregulate the period of rendering the Public Accounts, and 
making up the general Imprest Certificates; Ordered, rxxxvur. 
545. Presented; printed; 546. R. a. 584. 


5. To amend Acts 52 Geo. III. c. 52, and 56 Geo. III. c. 98, 
relating to Public Accounts in Ireland; Ordered; presented ; 
printed; Lxxxvi. 802. R. a. 861. 


6. To repeal Act 52 Geo. III. c. 51, to provide for the more 
speedy examination, controlling and finally auditing the Military 
Accounts of Ireland; Ordered; presented ; printed; Lxx xvi. 896. 
R. A. 935. 

7. For transferring the powers and duties of the Commissioners 
of Public Accounts in Ireland to the Commissioners for auditing 
the Public Accounts of Great Britain; Ordered, Lx xxvii. 526. 
Presented; printed; 533. rR. a. 570. 


See Accounts and Papers, 6-26. 155-168. 6622. Com- 
mittees, 704. 1449. Eaxcise, 10. Sheriffs, 1, 2. 11. 
Supply, 40. 





















6622-6882. 


Superseded ; 6622-6716. 


6717-6720. 





Accounts and Papers. 





I. Accounts and Papers presented (or, ordered to be presented) 
to the House, relative to various matters; 1—6578. 


II. Authority for presenting Accounts and Papers; 6579-6583. 
III. Modes of presenting Accounts and Papers; 6584-6587. 


IV. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings, relative to - 
Accounts and Papers; 6588-662]. 


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


1.— Questions, and Previous Questions, for laying Accounts and Papers before the House, Negatived or 
2.— Other Questions, and Previous Questions, relative to Accounts and Papers, Negatived or Superseded ; 


3.—Motions for laying Accounts and Papers before the House, Withdrawn; 6721-6877. 
4.—Other Motions relative to Accounts and Papers, Withdrawn ; 6878-6882. 








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


_ *,* The Reports of Select Committees do not appear under the head Qecounts and Papers, but are to be 
| sought for under the respective Committees, 








I. Presented 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 7 





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


Aberdeen University : 
1. Treasury Minute, dated 17 July 1832, respecting the pur- 
chase of the rights of the University of Aberdeen to certain 
copies of books, Lxxxvit. 533, P. 


Aboriginal Tribes : 
2. ‘Returns so far as regards North America, New South Wales 
and Van Diemen’s Land, Lxxx1x. 452. (Pp. 602.) 


Academy, Royal : 

3. Conditions on which Apartments -at Somerset House were 
bestowed on the Royal Academy; number of Exhibitors and 
number of Works of Art exhibited; number of Professors and 
number of Lectures required and delivered; LXXxIx. 428, P. 


Academy, Royal Hibernian,—For Painting and Fine Arts: 

_ 4, Estimate of the Sum that will be required on account of, 
for one year, from 1 April 1833 to 31st March 1834; txxxvilt. 

~ 265, p. (App. 937.)———1834-35; Lxxxrx. 169, p. (App. 783.) 


1835; xc. 214, P.——1836; xcI. 235, P.— —18375; xcu. 
215, P. 


Academy, Royal Irish : 

5. Estimate of Expense of; 1820; Lxxv. 314. (App. 582.)—— 
1821; LxXxvi. 367, Pp. (App. 625.)——1822; LxxviI. 163, P. 
(App. 633.)——1823; Lxxviir. 122, p. (App. 614.)——1824; 
LXXIx. 86, P. 1825; LxXxx. 173, Pp. (App. 799.}——1826; 
LXXXI. 162, Pp. (App. 572.)}———1827 5 Lx x x11. 267, p.(App. 761.) 

1828; LXxxii. 145, p. (App. 703.)——1829; LxxxIv. 
117, p. (App. 557.)}——1830; Lxxxv. 166, p. (App. 798.)—— 
1831; LXXxvI. 766, Pp. (App. 1077.)——1832;, Lx XxXvVII. 418, P, 
(App. 864.)——1833; Lxxxviil. 265, p. (App. 936.)——1834; 


LXXXIX. 169, p. (App. 782.)——1835; xc. 214, P. 1836 ; 
XCI. 235, P. 18375 xcII. 215, P. 

















Accountant General : —See infra, 559.661.689. 691. 1047, &amp;e. 


Accounts and Accountants, Public : 

6. List of Officers and Departments whose Accounts have been 
usually audited by the Commissioners for auditing Public Ac- 
counts; 1820; Lxxv. 127, P. 1821; uixxvi. 188, p. (Order 
for printing discharged, 210.) 1822; Lxxvu. 130, 1823; 
LXXVIII. 169, P. 18245 Lxx1x. 182, P. 18255 Lxxx. 98, P. 

1826; LxxxI. 186, P. 1827 5 LXxx1l. 347, P. 1828; 
LXxximl. 188. (Pp. 221.) 1829; Lxxxiv. 158, P. 1830; 
LXxxv. 223, P. 1830-31; LxxxvI. 410, P. 1832; LXXXVII. 
220. 18335 Lxxxvill. 205, P. 18343; LXxxIx. 158, P. 
18353 xc. 143, P. 1836; xc1. 208.———-1837 5 xc1l. 197. 


7. List of Accounts delivered over by the late Commissioners 
for auditing Public Accounts, which have not been audited, stated 
or declared, to 5 January 1820; txxv. 127, p. To 5 January 
1821; uxxvi. 188. (Order for printing discharged, 210.)——To 
5 January 1822; ixxvit. 130. 

8. List of Accounts depending in the Office of the Commissioners 
for auditing the Public Accounts, appointed under the authority 
of 46 Geo, III. c. 141, and 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 121, which have 
not been audited, stated or declared, completed,——-To 5 January 
1823 5 Lxxvi. 169, P. To 5 January 1824; Lxxix. 182, p. 
To 5 January 1825; ixxx. 98, P. To 5 January 1826; 
LXXxI. 186, P. To 5 January” 1827; txxxu. 347, P. To 
6 January 1828; txxxi1. 188. (Pp. 221.}——To 28 February 
18295 Lxxxiv. 158, P. To 8 February 1830; Lxxxv. 223, p. 
To 19 February 1831; rxxxvi. 410, P. To 29 February 1832; 
LXxxvit. 220.—To 28 February 1833; txxxvin. 205, p.——To 
28 February 1834; Lxxx1x. 158, P. To 28 February 1835; 
xc. 143, P. To29 February 1836 ; xc1. 208. To 28 February 
1837; xcil. 197. 

9. Listof Accounts which have been either stated or declared, 
so far as any Balances appear to be now owing upon any such 
Accounts, to 5 January 1820; Lxxv. 127, P. To 5 January 
1821; Lxxvi. 188. (Order for printing discharged, 210.)—— 
To 6 January 1822; Lxxvir. 130.—-To 5 January 1823; 
LXXVIII. 169, P. To 5 January 1824; Lxxix. 182. To 
6 January 1825; Lxxx. 98, P. 

10. List of Public Accountants in respect of whom the execu- 
tion of any Process hath been controlled, suspended, or prevented 
by authority of His Majesty, between 5 January 1819 and 
5 January 1820; Lxxv. 156, p.——Between 5 January 1820 
and 5 January 1821; Lxxvi. 206, p. (Order for printing dis- 
charged, 212.) Between 5 January. 1821 and 5 January 
1822; LXXvil. 189.——Between 5 January 1822 and 5 January 
1823; Lxxviin. 157, P- Between 5 January 1823 and 5 Ja- 
nuary 1824; Lxx1x. 207. (Pp. 803.)}——Between 5 January 1824 
and 5 January 1825; Lxxx. 187, P. Between 5 January 
1825 and 5 January 1826; Lxxx1, 185.——Between 5 January 
1826 and 5 January 1827; Lxxx11. 396, p. Between 5 January 
1827 and 5 January 1828; LxXxx11I. 163, p.——Between 5 Ja- 




















































































































GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


| 


Accounts and Accountants, Public—continued. 
nuary 1828 and 5 January 1829; Lxxxiv. 163, p-——Between 
5 January 1829 and 5 January 1830; txxxv. 225, p. Be- 
tween 56 January 1830 and 5 January 1831; Lxxxvi. 433, P. 
11. List of the Accounts delivered into the Office of the Comp- 
trollers of the Accounts of the Army, from 5 January 1793, 
whereon any Balances appear to be now owing on 5 January 
1820; Lxxv. 156, Pp. On 5 January 1821; Lxxvit. 206, Pp. 
(Order for printing discharged, 212..——On 5 January 1822; 
LXxvil. 139.——On 5 January 1823; Lxxvitl. 169, p.——On 
5 January 1824; Lxx1x. 153, p———On 5 January 1825; Lxxx. 























187, P. On 5 January 1826; Lxxxr. 185, p.——On 5 Ja- 
nuary 1827; LXXXII. 354, P. On 5 January 1828; Lxxxtt. 
163, P. On 5 January 1829; Lxxxiv. 163, p-——On 5 Ja- 


nuary 1830; Lxxxv. 225, p-——On 5 January 1831; Lxxxvi. 
433, p.——On 6 January 1832; Lxxxvil. 213.———On 5 January 
1833; LXxxviu. 206. On 5 January 1834; Lxxxix. 161. 
On 5 January 1835; xc. 163, 

12. Arrears and Balances due from Public Accountants arising 
upon Accounts which have been stated and declared; Lxxvit. 
139. On 5 January 1824; Lx xix. 182, p. On 5 January 
1826; Lxxx1, 186, P. On 5 January 1827; Lxxx1I. 347, Pp. 

13. Arrears and Balances due to and from all Public Account- 
ants arising upon Accounts which have been stated and declared 
completed, To 5 January 1828; Lxxx111.188, (Pp. 221.)}——-To 
5 January 1829; Lxxxiv. 158, P. To 5 January 1830; 
LXXXV. 223, P. To 5 January 1831; Lxxxvi. 410, P. 
To 5 January 1832; Lxxxvil. 220. To 5 January 1833; 
LXXXVIII. 205, P. To 5 January 1834; Lxxx1x. 158, P. 
To 5 January 1835; xc. 143, P. To 5 January 1836; 
XcI. 208. To 5 January 1837; xc. 197, p. 

14. Reports of Commissioners for auditing Public Accounts in 
Ireland; Eighth Report; rx xv. 225. (p. 268.)——Ninth; tx xvi. 
120. Tenth; Lxxvil. 62, P. Eleventh; txxviii. 167, P. 
Twelfth; wxxix. 188, P. Thirteenth; Lxxx. 298, 













































































(Pp. LXxxI. 192.}——Fourteenth; Lxxx1. 294, Pp. Fifteenth ; 
LXXXI1. 396, P. Sixteenth; Lxxx111. 351, Pp. Seventeenth ; 
LXXXIV. 254, P. Eighteenth; txxxv. 340, Pp. Nineteenth ; 
LXXXVI. 553, P. Twentieth; Lxxxvil. 509, Pp. Twenty- 


first; LXXxviII. 204, P. 


15. Dates to which the Auditors appointed by Act 54 Geo, ITI. 
c. 184, have audited the Accounts of Ceylon, Mauritius, Malta, 
Trinidad, and the Cape of Good Hope; txxv. 207, p. 


16. Instructions given, 1813, to the Auditor General, for the 
execution of his duties in the Peninsula; Orders given upon the 
subject of his return to this country, from 1814; Sums issued to 
the Auditor; Salaries and Persons employed; Accounts audited ; 
Sums recovered by the Audit Office at Lisbon; xxv. 277. 
(p. 444.) 

17. Monies expended by Commissioners for auditing Penin- 
sular Accounts, Persons employed and Salaries; Lx xv. 451. 


18. Letter and Enclosures from Commissary General Sir R. H. 
Kennedy to G. Harrison, Esq", upon the subject of Accounts 
in the Peninsula, Lxxvi. 101, p. (App. 1198.) 


19. Establishment of the Office of the Commissioners of 
Accounts in Ireland, for 1820; Lxxv1. 290, P. 


20. Report of Commissioners of Inquiry into the Official Ac- 
counts of the principal Departments connected with the Receipts 
and Expenditure of the Public Service; ~txxx1v. 351, Pp. 
Report of the Third Commissioner, and Memorial addressed by him 
to the Treasury; LxxxIv. 391, P. Second Report by Messrs. 
Brooksbank and Beltz, and Instructions thereon; Lxx xvi. 308. 


"21. Statement of the Salaries and Allowances of the Chairman 
and Commissioners of the Audit Board, and of the other Salaries 
and Expenses, &amp;c.; xcrt. 486. (Pp. 514.) 


22. Letter from Mr. Abbott, late one of the Commissioners for 
inquiring into the state of the Public Accounts, addressed to the 
Lords of the Treasury 27 November 1829, with the explanations 
and observations of Messrs. Brooksbank and Beltz thereupon; 
LXxXvV. 191, P. 


23. Report of the Commissioners of Accounts relating to the 
Exchequer; LXxxvi. 903, P. 


24. Papers laid before the Select Committee on Public Ac- 
counts in the last Session; Lxxxvi. 565, P. 


25. Reports respecting the mode of keeping the Public Ac- 
counts in France; LxXxxvi. 614, P.; 879, P. 
26. Dr. Bowring’s Report to the Treasury on the Public 
Accounts of Holland and Belgium; Lxxxvit. 166, P. 
See infra, 155-168. 2064. 2250. 








Accra :—See infra, 66, 


Acts of Adjournal :—See infra, 5202. 





Acts 





8 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 

















I, Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the 


Acts of Parliament : 

27. Number of Acts passed 1800 to 1833; Lx XX1X. 233, (P. 432.) 

26. Number of Copies of the Statutes printed by the King’s 
Printer in Dublin, for the use of the Magistrates in Ireland, in 
1824-1826, stating the names of the Magistrates; LXxXIII. 
187, p. (Order for printing discharged, 207.) (P. 333.) 

29. Number of Copies of the Statutes printed by the King’s 
Printer in Dublin, for the use of the Magistrates in Ireland ; 
LXXKXIII. 257, P. 

30. Distribution of the Statutes proposed to be printed, at the 
expense of £.3,500, for Ireland; Lxxx1v. 269. 

31. List of Public Acts which have received the Royal Assent 
«luring the Session, and of Public Bills in progress; xc. 437, P. 
—xci. 651. (P. 653.)—xcrI. 669, P. 

See infra, 4782, &amp;e. 
Acts of Sederunt :—See infra, 42. 5143. 
Acts of Warding :—See infra, 2047. 
Addiscombe Military Seminary :—See infra, 2251. 


Administration, Letters of:—See infra, 2244. 2406, &amp;c. 
3074. 3420, &amp;e. 4475. 6408, &amp;e. 


Adiniralty : 
32. Fees received at the Admiralty, and applied in diminu- 
tion of the charges of that department, 1811-1821 ; Lxxv1. 106, P. 


Admiralty, Court of, and Droits of : 

33. Monies which have arisen and been received for and in re- 
spect of any Droits of Admiralty, Droits of the Crown, and surplus 
of Four-and-a-half per Cent. Duties; 1821; Lxxvi. 221, p. (App. 
1154.) 1822; LXxxvil. 139. (Pp. 145.) (App. 1097.)———1823 ; 
LXXVIII. 133, P. (App. 962.)——1824; Lxxix. 227, p. (App. 
901.)——1825; LxXxx. 105, Pp. (App. 960.)}——1826; Lxxx1. 
213, p. (App. 737.)——1827; Lxxx11. 599, p. (App. 916.)— 
1828; LX XXIII. 546, P.——18295 LXXXxIV. 216. 1830; LXXXv. 
224, P. 

34. Grant from the Droits of Admiralty of the sum of £.61,012, 
for fifty-five American Loyalists; Lxxvi1. 374. (Pp. 407.) (App. 
1101.) 

35. Droits of Admiralty, Droits of the Crown, and other receipts 
from War by the Crown not granted by the Prize Act, from 
1793-1815; Lxxxvi, 105. (P. 108.) 


36. Monies received by the Registrar of the Admiralty Court 
on account of Droits of Admiralty, in 1830, 1831 and 1832; 
LXNXVIII. 391. (P. 399.) 

37. Balances in hand and in Exchequer Bills in the half-yearly 
Accounts of Sir G. F. Hampson, Bart., Receiver-General of the 
Droits of the Admiralty, between 3d September 1819 and 15th 
March 1833; Lxxxviil. 399, P. 

38. Receipts and Payments by the Receiver-General of Droits 
of Admiralty since the commencement of the present reign; 
LXXXVIII. 724, P. 

39. Monies received by the Receiver-General of Droits of the 
Crown and Perquisites of Admiralty, 1830-1832; Lxxxv111. 399, P, 

40. Detailed Accounts of proceeds of eight Dutch East India- 
men captured off St. Helena in 1795, by His Majesty’s ship 
“Sceptre,” and other ships belonging to the East India Company ; 
Lxxv. 163, P. 

41. Difference between the gross and net proceeds of the said 
ships and cargoes; LX xv. 363. 

42. Act of Sederunt adjusting regulations in the Court of Ad- 
miralty ; Lxxvit. 70. 

43. Warrants issued by the Court of Admiralty in cases of ves- 
sels or property found derelict at sea ; list of all Salvage Causes ; of 
sums remaining unpaid and in Court; of the produce of all Sales 
in cases which do not come within the description of Derelict or 
Salvage Causes ; number of Days on which the Admiralty Court of 
Ireland sat; 1811-1826; (Ordered, Lx x x11. 589, but not presented.) 

44. Number of Days on which the Admiralty Court of Ireland 
has sat; the Hours of commencing and concluding Business; and 
the name of the Judge presiding; several other Papers relating 
to the Proceedings in the said Court, 1822-1828; Lxxx111.134, P. 

45. Deposition forwarded to the Commission of Judicial In- 
quiry, by Sir Jonah Barrington, Judge of the Court of Admiralty 
in Ireland; txxx1v. 143, p. 

46. Patent of appointment of the present Judge of the Ad- 
miralty Court of Ireland, and regulations made respecting the 
Court; Lxxxvi. 228, p. 

47. Names and description of Causes tried in the Admiralty 
Court of Ireland since 1st August 1831 ; number of Causes entered 
for trial, &amp;c.; LXxxvt. 782, P. 

48. Salary paid to the Judge of the Admiralty Court in 1792, 
with the augmentations thereof at any subsequent period; Retired 
Allowances for the same period; number of Causes tried in the 
Court, and Prisoners tried at the Admiralty Sessions since 1792 ; 
LXXXVIII. 316, P.; 338, P.; 358, (P. 365.) 374. 














House—(continued)—relative to— 
Admiralty, Court of, and Droits of —continued. 


49. Salaries, Fees and Emoluments arising out of the Admiralty 
Court in each year from 1798 to 1832; (Ordered, LXXXVIII. 395, 
but not presented.) 

50. Warrant or Order for Compensation to William Campbell, 
Esq'*, Principal Clerk in the Admiralty Court of Scotland, for 
loss of Fees; LXXv1II, 480, P.—LxxIx. 108, P.—LxXxx. 51, P.— 
LXXXII, 106, P.——-LXXXIII. 17, P.—LXXXIV. 44, P.——LXXXV. 32, 
—LXXXVI. 105.—LXXXVII. 36. 


51. Warrant for paying Alexander Nicoll and other Officers 
of the Court of Admiralty, Scotland, compensation for the loss of 
their office; LXXXVII. 213, P. 

See infra, 1734. 1750. 


Ad valorem Duties :—See infra, 4888. 
Advertisements : 


52. Net Amount of Duty received for Stamps in the United 
Kingdom, 1796-1827 ; Lxxx1I. 228, p. 

53. Amount of Stamp Duties in England and Scotland, 1810~ 
1830; Lxxxv. 427, p.—————In Ireland; txxxv. 427. 

54. Amount of Stamp Duties received and paid into the Ex- 
chequer from Great Britain and Ireland, 1825-1830; txxxv. 427, P. 

55. Amount of Duty paid for Advertisements by each London 
Newspaper, 1820-1829; txxxv. 560, P. 18315; Lxxxvil. 202, p. 
———Monthly, January 1835 to April 1836; xc1. 407. (Pp. 418.) 
581. (P. 590.) 1837; xc11. 280. (Pp. 290.) ———-By each Pro- 
vincial Newspaper in England, 1832-1833; .xxxvi. 576, Pp. 
In the United Kingdom, monthly, from January 1835 to 
April 1836; xcr. 703. (Pp. 711.)——1 January to 30 June 1837; 
xcil. 660. (P. 670.) 

56. Advertisements which appeared in each of the London 
Newspapers, 1831-1834, and Amount of Duty paid by each; xc. 
187, P. 

57. Amount of Duty paid for Advertisements on Newspapers 
and Pamphlets for Great Britain, distinguishing London News- 
papers, 1830; Lxxxvil. 28, P. 

58. Amount of Advertisement Duty paid by Newspapers in 
Scotland, 1831; Lxxxvil. 322, Pp. 

59. Sums actually received for Advertisement Duty in Ireland 
for the four months ending 5 May 1829 and 1830; iLxxxv. 539, p, 

60. Advertisement Duty assessed monthly on each Paper in 
Ireland; Sums paid monthly by each Paper; and Arrears due, 
1834; xc. 314, P. 

See infra, 4186. 











Advocate, Lord, of Scotland : 


61. Commission under which the Deputes of the Lord Advo- 
cate of Scotland act; (Ordered, txxvi. 411, but not presented.) 

62. Authority under which the Clerk of the Court of Justiciary 
is empowered to grant the concourse of the Lord Advocate to pro- 
secutions before that Court at the instance of private parties ; 
(Ordered, txxvi. 451, but not presented till) xxviii. 79, P. 


Affidavits : 


63. Number of Commissions for taking Affidavits issued by 
Courts of Law in Ireland since 1808; Ordered, txxvu1. 65; 
(Ordered forthwith, 193, but not presented.) See infra, 2023. 


Africa and African Forts : 


64. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted for the Expense 
of maintaining and repairing the British Forts on the Coast of 
Africa; For 1820; txxv. 255, p. (App. 565.) 1821; LXxvI. 
140, p. (App. 585.)——1822 ; txxvir. 456. (App. 622.) 

65. Estimate for defraying the Civil and Military Establish- 
ments of the Settlements on the Gold Coast (late under the manage- 
ment of the African Company), 1823; txxvim. 174, Pp. (App. 579.) 
1824; Lxx1x. 28, p. (App. 655.) 1825; Lxxx. 33, p. (App. 
770.) 1826; LXxx1. 163, p. (App. 547.)——1827; Lxxxu. 
302, p. (App. 741.) 1828 ; Lxxxi11. 161, Pp. (App. 679.) 

66. Estimate of the Charge for defraying the Expenses of the 
Forts of Cape Coast Castle and Accra; In 1829; txxxiv. 74, P. 
(App. 535.)}——In 1830 ; txxxv. 113, p. (App. 776.}——In 1831 ; 
Lxxxvi. 471. (App. cli.) 564, P. 

67. Estimate for defraying the Charge of the Civil Establish- 
ment of the Settlements in Western Africa; 1832; .Lxxxvi. 
256, p. (App. 836.)}——From 1 April 1834 to 31 March 1835; 
LXXxXIx. 169, P. 1835-1836; xc. 213, p.——1836-1837; xc1. 
234, P. 1837-1838; xclI. 214, P. 

68. Reports of Commodore Sir George Collier while in com- 
mand on the African Station; xxv. 236, p. (App. 897.) 

69. Letters addressed by the African Company, London, to the 
Treasury Board respecting African Forts; txxvr. 494, P. 

70. Number of Europeans, Civil and Military, sent to the 
Western Coast of Africa since the cession of the Forts on the Gold 
Coast to Government, (per Address of Session 1826); Lxxxt1. 37, P. 

71. Order in Council relative to the Natives in South Africa ; 
LXXxIv. 396, P. 























72. Reports 


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


Africa and African Forts—continued. 

72. Reports of the Commissioners of Inquiry relating to the 
Condition of the Hottentots, Bushmen, Caffres and other Native 
Tribes of South Africa; txxxv. 602, Pp. — 

See infra, 2866. 3248, 5250. 


African Company : 


73. Account of the Committee of the Company of Merchants 
trading to Africa; 1820; Lxxv. 255. 1821; Lxxvi. 310. 


74. Officers of the late African Company whose Services were 
discontinued, or who had retired from ill health, on the transfer of 
the Forts to His Majesty; txxvimt. 291, p. (App. 1014.) 

See supra, 65. 69. 


Africans, Liberated :—See infra, 226. 5287. 5358, &amp;e. 
Agar, The King, v. :—See infra, 764. 
Agents for Colonies :—See infra, 1362, &amp;e. 





Agriculture : : 


75. Amount of Auction Duty on Agricultural Produce, 1818 
and 1819; Lxxv. 261, p. (App. 700.) 


76. Representation of Noblemen and Gentlemen connected 
with the United East Lothian Agricultural Society, respecting the 
state of Agriculture; Lxxvi. 214, p. (App. 1204.) 

77. List of Petitions complaining of Agricultural Distress, 
1820-1822; txxvil. 131. (P. 197.) 

78. Instructions to and Reports from Consuls abroad with 
respect to the state of Agriculture, and condition of the Popula- 
tion ; xct. 116. (P. 125.) 

See infra, 1110. 1418. 


Agricultural Labourers : 
79. Number of Parishes in each County in England and 
Wales, in which the provisions of the Act 2 &amp; 3 Will. 4. c. 96, 
have been adopted; Lxxxviit. 254, P. 


Aides-de-Camp : 

80. Names of Naval and Military Aides-de-Camp to His 
Majesty; dates of appointments; pay and allowances, &amp;c.; 
greatest number ef Aides-de-Camp which his late Majesty 
George the Third had in any and what year; xc11. 243. (P. 305.) 


Albany Barracks: 
81. Estimate of the Expense of converting certain Buildings 
attached to the Albany Barracks, Isle of Wight, into a Prison 
for the reception of Juvenile Offenders; xct. 212. (P. 215.) 


Alderney :—See infra, 144. 1625. 5261. 
Ale :—See infra, 729, &amp;e. 
Alexander, Mr. :—See infra, 3158. 3449. 
Alexander, Robert, and others :—See infra, 796. 
Algiers: 
82. Money allotted to each Officer, Seaman and Marine, 


according to their several ranks, who were in the Battle of Algiers 
in 1816 ; Lxxxrx. 41, P. 79, P. 


Aliens, and Alien Office: 


83. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for paying the 
Salaries of the Officers and contingent Expenses of the Alien Office; 
For 1821; .xxvi. 444, p. (App. 599.)——For 1822; .xxvil. 
31, P. (App. 593.) For 1823; txxvut. 174, p. (App. 580.) 
For 1824; txxix. 25, p. (App. 645.)———For 1825; Lxxx. 32, p. 
(App. 758.)——For 1826; xxx. 93, p. (App. 533.)——For 
1827; uxxxu. 162, Pp. (App. 726.}——-For 1828; Lxxxu1. 88, P. 
(App. 667.)——For 1829; .txxxiv. 74, Pp. (App. 521.)——For 
1830; Lxxxv. 112, p. (App. 762.)——For 1831; ixxxvi. 426, P. 
(App. cxxx.) 563, p. (App. 1029.)——-For 1832; txxxvit. 106, P. 
(App. 808.) 

84. Estimate of the Expense of defraying the effective Charges 
of the Registration of Aliens, according to the provisions of the Act 
7 Geo. IV. c. 54, for the year commencing 1st April 1833; Lxxxvuut. 
263. (P. 265.) (App. 885.)}——1834; Lxxxrx. 168. (P. 170.) 
(App. 740.)——-1835 ; xc. 212, p. 1836; xc. 233, P. 

85. Number of Aliens annually passing the respective Offices ; 
Lxxv. 280, Pp. (App. 902.) 

86. Annual Expense of the Alien Establishments at Dover, 
Gravesend, Harwich, Southampton and Yarmouth, 1819 and 
1820; Lxxv. 280, p. (App. 902.) 

87. Superannuations and Pensions paid to Persons formerly 
in the Alien Office; Lxxvi. 421, P. 

88. Number and Names of Persons who have been sent out of 
the Country under the Alien Act since its re-enactment; Lxxvit. 
229, Pp. (App. 1221.)———1816-1824 ; Lxx1x. 163, Pp. (App. 901.) 

89. Number of Appeals to the Privy Council upon the subject 
of Persons sent out of the Country under the Alien Act; ixxvi1. 
229, Pp. (App. 1221.) 











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Aliens and Alien Office—continued. 
90. Number of Aliens in England, made up to the latest period ; 
LXXVil. 245, Pp. (App. 1221.) 
91. Conviction under the Alien Act by the Magistrates of the 


Head Police Office in Dublin, within the last five weeks, March 
1832; Lxxxvir. 170. 


Alkali :—sSee infra, 706. 
Almanack, Nautical :—See infra, 3617. 


Almanacks : 


92. Amount of Stamp Duties on Almanacks or Calendars, in 
England, Scotland and Ireland, 1810-1830; uxxxv. 622, P. 


Almorah, Ship: 


93. Estimate of the Sum required to make compensation to 
William Smith Boyd, owner of the Ship “Almorah,” for losses 
sustained by him in consequence of the seizure of that vessel in 
1835 ; Lxxxvit. 195. (App. 833.) 

94. Extract from the Report of the King’s Proctor to the 
Treasury, dated 30th June 1831, on the subject of compensation 


proposed to be made to the owner of that vessel on account of 
her detention ; txxxvu. 289, P. 


Alyth, Scotland :—see infra, 5527. 
Ambassadors :—See infra, 1199, &amp;c. 2085. 


America: 

95. Estimate for covering the outstanding charges of Special 
Commissions to Spanish America; and Salaries to His Majesty’s 
Consuls General, Consuls and Vice-Consuls; For 1823; uxxrx. 
181, p.——For 1825; ixxx. 32, p. (App. 766.)——For 1826; 
LXxXxI. 103, p. (App. 543.) 

96. Estimate of the Expense of Special Commissions to Spanish 
America; For 1823 and 1824; txx1x. 226, Pp. (App. 671.)}—— 
For 1825; ixxx. 32, p. (App. 766.) For 1826; txxx1. 103, 
p. (App. 543.)——-For 1827; ixxxu. 302, p. (App. 736.)—— 
For 1828; ixxxm. 88, Pp. 387, Pp. (App. 675.)——For 1829; 
LXxxIv. 74, p. (App. 530.)——For 1830; txxxv. 112, p. (App. 
770.) 

97. Estimate of the charge of defraying the Expenses of the 
Ecclesiastical Establishment of the British North American 
Provinces, 1832; Lxxxvit. 256, Pp. (App. 837.)——1833; 
Lxxxvil. 264, Pp. (App. 910.)——1834; Lxxxix. 169, Pp. (App. 
760.)——1835; xc. 213, p.——1836; xci. 234, p.——1837; 
XCII. 214, P. 

98. Return of the Establishment of the General Post Office in 
each of the Colonies in North America, and amount collected for 
Postage in 1825 and 1826; Lxxxrir. 89. 

99. Official and Real Value of Goods exported from Great 
Britain to the British Colonies in North America, 1800-1820 ; 
LXXV. 321, p. (App. 782) 

100. Real or Declared Value of British and Irish Produee and 
Manufactures exported from Great Britain to the British Colo- 
nies in North America, 1820 ; Lxxvi. 176, P. 

101. Acts passed by the Legislature of any of the British North 
American Colonies, for continuing the existence of Houses of 
Assembly, notwithstanding the demise of the Crown; xcr1. 500. 
(Pp. 514.) 

102. Quantities, Official and Declared Value, of all kinds or 
denominations of British, Foreign or Colonial Goods exported from 
Great Britain to each State of South America, including 
Mexico; 1821-1827; also Quantities imported ; Lxxx1. 365, P. 

103. All kinds or denominations of Goods exported to each 
State of South America, including Mexico, in 1828; Lxxx1v. 380. 

104. Items of Expenditure, including charges of conveyance 
out and home, in the Diplomatic and Consular Establishments 
in the New States of America; Lxxxv. 337, P. 











105. Items of Expenditure for charges of conveyance of His 
Majesty’s Diplomatic and Consular Servants in the New States of 
America since Ist January 1825; Lxxxv. 377, P. 

106. Vessels of the United States which have entered the 
Ports of the United Kingdom from and departed for the United 
States, 1816-1819 and 1819-1822; Similar Return of all British 
Vessels ; txxvit. 340. 404. Pp. (App. 1036-1039.) 

107. Number of American Ships, with their Registered Ton- 
nage, entered inwards into the Port of Liverpool from New York, 
1832; Lxxxvitl. 400, P. 

108. Number of Ships, with their Tonnage, which entered the 
Ports of London and Liverpool, 1822-1825, from the United 
States of America; LxxxI. 214, P. 

109. Ships and Tonnage which entered inwards and cleared 
outwards at Liverpool from and for the United States; 1822- 
1826; Lxxxul. 459, P. 

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


America—continued. 
110. Communications with France and Spain relative to the 
Spanish American Provinces; txx1x. 121. (App. 799.) 


111. Convention between His Majesty the Emperor of Russia 
. “a July 12 
and the United States of America, signed at St. Petersburgh Fo 3 


1822; Lxxx. 243. (App. 938.) 


112. Convention for the final settlement of certain Claims of 
the United States, arising out of the Convention concluded at 
St. Petersburgh 12 July 1822, signed at London 13 November 
18265 LXxxII. 358. 

113. Correspondence relative to the Commercial Intercourse 
between the United States and the British West India Colonies, 
1826, 1827; Lxxxi1. 358. (App. 899.)——June to October 1827; 
LXXXul. 379. 1830; Lxxxvi. 87. (App. ccL.) 





114. Convention of Commerce between His Majesty and the 
United States of America, signed at London, 6 August 1827; 
LXXXI1I. 379. 


115. Convention between His Majesty and the United States 
of America relative to the Territory on the N. W. Coast of Ame- 
rica, signed at London, 6 August 1827; Lxxxu1. 379. 


116. Convention between His Majesty and the United States 
of America relative to the reference to Arbitration of the disputed 
points under the 5th Article of the Treaty of Ghent, signed at 
London, 29 September 1827; ixxx111. 379. 

117. Decision of the King of the Netherlands upon the dis- 
puted points of Boundary, under the fifth Article of the Treaty 
of Ghent, between Great Britain and the United States of America, 
with Translation; Lxxxvir. 554, P. 

118. Expenses paid in each Year for carrying into effect the 
stipulations of the Convention, relative to the Boundaries of the 
United States and the British American Provinces, under the 
5th Article of the Treaty of Ghent; xc1. 803. (P. 833.) 


119. Correspondence between the British Authorities and the 
Government of America, on the subject of Loans contracted in 
this Country for account of the said Governments ; xc11. 668. 

See supra, 2; infra, 135. 866. 907. 964. 1371. 2849. 2866. 
3114. 3248. 5234, &amp;c. 5366, &amp;e. 6044, &amp;e. 6341, ke. 


American Loyalists: 

120. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for the relief 
of American Loyalists, 1820; Lxxv. 208, pr. (App. 562.)——1821 ; 
LXXVI. 80, Pp. (App. 584.) 1822; Lxxvil. 32, p. (App. 595.) 
1823; Lxxvill. 74, P. (App. 567.)——1824; Lxx1x. 25, P. 
——1825; Lxxx. 32, p. (App. 763.) 1826; LXXxI. 102, P. 
(App. 538.) 1827; LXxxit. 162, p. (App. 732.)——1828 ; 
LXXXI1I, 88, P. (App.672.)——1829; Lxxx1v. 74, Pp. (App. 527.) 
1830; Lxxxv. 113, Pp. (App. 767.) 

121. Dates and Descriptions of all Communications with His 
Majesty’s Government relative to American Loyalists; Lxxv1. 
295, P. 

122. Letter from German Lavie, Esq'*, to Mr. Vansittart, 
dated 19 March 1816, and Remarks respecting American Loyalists ; 
LXXVI. 295, P. 

See supra, 34. 

















American Penitentiaries : 
123. Report of William Crawford, Esq'*, relative to Peni- 
tentiaries in the United States; Lxxx1x. 591, P. 


Amherst Ship :—See infra, 2279. 


Amphitrite Convict Ship : 

124. Orders and directions given to Captain Chads, r.n., 
together with the Communications and Report received from that 
Officer, relative to the loss of that Ship on the Coast of France 
on 31st August 1833; LxxxIx. 442, Pp. 


Anatomy : 

125. Letter from the Council of the Royal College of Sur- 
geons, London, to Viscount Melbourne, dated 10 December 1831 ; 
LXXXVII. 31, P. 


Ancle, George :—See infra, 5458. 


Angerstein Collection of Pictures : 

126. Estimate of the Sum that will be required to defray the 
Charge of purchasing, and Expenses of the Preservation and 
Public Exhibition of the Pictures which belonged to the late 
J.J. Angerstein, Esq’; txx1x. 219, p. (App. 673.) 


Anguilla Island : 
127. Report made by the Commissioners sent from St. Chris- 


topher’s to Anguilla, to inquire into the state of the Community 
in that Island; txxx1. 184, p. 

















Annan Bridge : 


128. Estimate of the Expense of rebuilding the Bridge at 
Annan; LXxx1x. 219, p. (App. 671.) 


Annesley Bridge : 


129. Period when Annesley Bridge was commenced and 
finished ; original Estimate and Sums expended thereon, and other 
Particulars; (Ordered, .xxxvi. 911, but not presented till) 
LXXXVII. 209. 


Annuities: 


130. Estimate of the Sum which may be required in 1822 to 
pay off such Proprietors of Five per Cent. Annuities as have 
dissented from receiving Four per Cent. Annuities ; txxvi. 216. 
(App. 624.) 

131. Estimate of the Sum that will be required, in the present 
year, to pay off and discharge certain Five per Cent. Annuities, 
payable at the Bank of Ireland; txxvi. 298, p. (App. 641.) 

132. Estimate of the Sum which may be required in 1822 to 
pay off and discharge Navy Five per Cent. Annuities; txxvii. 118. 
(App. 624.) 

133. Estimate of the further Sum which may be required in 
1822 to pay off and discharge Proprietors of Navy Five per Cents. 
who have signified their dissent from receiving Four per Cents. ; 
Lxxvul. 358. (App. 624.) 

134. Letter from the Earl of Liverpool and the Chancellor of 
the Exchequer to the Governor and Deputy Governor of the 
Bank, respecting the payment of Holders of Five per Cents. who 
have dissented accepting Four per Cents.; .xxvu. 391, P. 
(App. 624.) 

See infra, 1950, &amp;c. 2255. 3465. 6155. 


Antigua :—See infra, 5340, 5425. 6354. 
Antimony :—See infra, 1523. 
Antrim :—See infra, 513. 


Antrobus, Gibbs Crawford : 


135. Return respecting the Appointments of Gibbs Crawford 
Antrobus, Esq'*, as Secretary of Legation and Chargé d’ Affaires 
to the United States of America; Lxxv. 378. 


Apothecaries : 


136. Number of Persons who have obtained Certificates from 
the Society of Apothecaries to practise as Apothecaries in England 
and Wales; Money which has been received for Certificates ; 
Prosecutions by the Society ; txxx. 306, P. 

137. Money expended by the Society of Apothecaries of 
London, for the promotion of knowledge in Botany, &amp;c., and in 
Lectures; Lxxx. 306, P. 

138. Charter granted by James the First to the Apothecaries 
Company (1617); Lxxx. 587, Pp. 

139. Name of each Person in each year since 1791, who has 
been examined by the Governor and Directors of the Apothecaries’ 
Hall, Dublin; Number of Prosecutions ; and Amount of Penal- 
ties recovered ; LXxxIv. 253. (Pp. 291.) 

140. Number of Persons who have obtained Certificates from 
the Society of Apothecaries to practise as Apothecaries in England 
and Wales, conformable to Act 55 Geo. III. c. 194, in each year, 
from 29 March 1825; txxxvi. 515. (P. 522.) 

141. Regulations issued by the Company of Apothecaries in 
London, for the observance of Students in Medicine, 1815-1835 ; 
xC. 332. (P. 555.) 


Appeals : 


142. Expense of the Court of Appeal in Revenue Cases in 
Ireland; Number of Causes before the Court; txxvit. 398, p. 

143. Report of Commissioners of Appeals (Scotland); txxrx. 
181, P. 

144. Return ofall Plantation or East India Appeals, and Ap- 
peals from Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney and Man, lodged in 
the Office of the Privy Council, in each year since 1814; several 
other Returns relating to Appeals; txxxm. 518, P. Since 
1826; LXxxvul. 300, P. 

145. Appeals and Petitions heard before the Privy Council, in 
each of the Five Years preceding and since the establishment of the 
Judicial Committee; Days on which the Committe sat, &amp;c.; 
xcr. 150. (Pp. 154.) 

See supra, 89; infra, 1768. 





Application of certain Sums :—See infra, 2087, &amp;e. 


Apprentices in British Vessels : 

146. Order in Council for reducing the number of Apprentices 
required to be on board British Vessels employed in the Fisheries 
in the Greenland Seas and Davis’s Straits; uxxvii1. 136. (App. 
999.) 


Apprenticeship 








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I. 
Apprenticeship Indentures :—See infra, 2053. 


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


Arbuthnot, Harriet :—See infra, 1214. 
Archdeaconry Courts : 


147. Return from the Archdeaconry Courts of Lincoln and 
Norwich, of Copies of the Patents of the Commissary of the 
Bishop, and Official of the Archdeacon in each of the said Arch- 
deaconries; also of the Patents of the Registrars of the said 


Commissaries ; Lxxxv. 38, (P. 232.) 


Archangel :—See infra, 5066. 
Arches, Court of :—See infra, 1734. 


Army : 





Armagh : 


Arms, Ireland: 





148. Correspondence respecting the Suspension of John Hardy, 
Esq’, from acting as Magistrate; and his subsequent Restora- 
tion; xcl. 277. (P. 542.)—See infra, 513. 2950. 3463. 6106, &amp;c. 


149. Number and description of Arms registered at the several 
Quarter Sessions, 1828-1831; Lxxxvi. 772. (Pp. 934.) 
150. Name and Residence of each Person in Ireland to whom 


Licenses have been granted to keep Arms, by Magistrates at 
Quarter Sessions ; xc1. 342. (p. 348.) 


KEY to the various Subjects of the Accounts and Papers constituting the subsequent Head 


Abstract of Estimates; 151-154. 

Accounts, Military and Regimental; 11, 
&amp;e. 155-168. 221. 265. 

Adjutant-General; 372. 

African Corps; 466. 

Africans, Liberated ; 226. 

Agents and Agency; 161, 162. 164. 
354. 

Armoury Mills; 408. 

Arms, Small ; 425, 426. 

Army List; 370. 

Army Pay Office; 169. 

Army Services; 151. 214. 266. 268. 

Arrear Department; 163. 

Artillery and Royal Engineers ; 170-184. 
228. 242. 

Assaults; 291. 

Asylum, Royal Military ; 446-450. 


Balances; 162. 169. 391. 

Ballincollig Powder Manufactory; 399. 
400. 

Barracks; 185-197. 

Beds and Bedsteads, &amp;c.; 411. 

Bentinck, Lord William ; 2389. 

Bills of Exchange; 223. 

Blindness; 380. 

Bourke, Major-General ; 371. 

Bradley, Lieutenant-Colonel ; 371. 

Bread; 217. 

Brevet Rank; 182. 323-325. 332. 424. 

Brudenell, Lord ; 373. 


Cadets ; 321. 445, 446. 454. 

Canteens; 198. 

Cape of Good Hope; 198. 

Captains, 316. 318. 

Carlisle Barracks; 190. 

Casualties ; 200, 201. 

Cavalry ; 197. 255. 314. 317. 319. 326. 

Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals ; 202- 
207. 265. 446-450. 464. 

Cinque Ports; 279. 

Civil Allowances ; 385. 392. 

Civil Department; 208. 337. 353. 365, 
366. 396. 423. 

Civil and Military Appointments; 402. 
404, 

Clergy; 357. 

Clothing ; 225. 228. 

College, Royal Military; 452-455. 

Colonels; 313. 

Colonial Services ; 210-215. 

Colonies; 210. 428. 

Commander-in-Chief; 216. 303. 331.342, 
345. 

Commander of the Forces; 372. 382. 

Commissariat; 193. 217-234. 390. 

Commissions; 173-177. 312, 313. 315- 
322, 325-336. 418. 

Committals ; 244. 

Compassionate List; 235. 309. 

Compensations ; 386-394. 461. 

Contingencies ; 413. 440-444. 

Contracts ; 219. 234. 236, 419. 422. 

Cornets ; 316. 318. 

Corporal Punishment; 227. 301. 

Courts Martial; 240-245, 263. 289. 373. 

Croydon Barracks; 189. 


Deaths; 200. 322. 469. 

Deceased Officers; 235. 

Demerara; 175. 212. 

Depit Companies; 246, 247. 

Desertions ; 200. 

Disbanded Forces; 251. 309. 350. 

Discharges ; 200. 248-250. 

Dismissals; 240. 242, 243. 

Distinguished Services; 286. 

Distribution of Force; 179. 211. 246, 
247. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


ARMY: 


Dragoons; 227, 228. 251-253. 


East Indies ; 239. 253-257. 280, 281. 441. 
469. 

Effective Army Services; 267. 

Effective Strength; 176. 258-263. 

Enfield Armoury Mills; 408. 

Enfield, Small Arms; 426. 

Engineers; 170. 182. 212, 242. 314. 

Enlistments ; 170. 440, &amp;e. 

Ensigns; 316. 318. 

Estimates, Annual; 264, 265. 
subject-matter sought for. 

Exchequer Fees ; 266-268. 

Extraordinaries; 193. 233. 269-273. 


Floating Magazines; 407. 420. 
Forage; 217. 

Foreign Officers ; 309. 438. 
Foreign Service ; 259. 
Foreigners ; 274. 

France; 184. 

France, Isle of; 226. 


Also the 


Garrisons; 213. 265. 275-287. 

General Officers; 304, 305. 311. 
338, 339. 346. 352. 

George’s, St., Fund ; 292. 

German Artillery ; 180. 

Gratuities ; 392. 

Guards; 227, 228. 260. 275-290. 
340, 

Gunpowder ; 430. 


Half Pay; 172, &amp;c. 196. 232. 257. 
&amp;c. 385. 419. 468. 

Harness, &amp;c.; 459. 

Hibernian Military School; 447. 
450. 

Holy Orders; 357. 

Honduras; 371. 

Horse Guards; 198. 227, 228. 291, 292. 
340. 

Horses; 189. 

Hospitals, Officers of; 304. 338, 339. 


Imprisonment; 301. 

Infantry ; 197. 199. 227, 228. 253. 314. 
317. 321. 326. 

Ireland; 271. 293, 294. 

Isle of Wight and Southampton Asylums ; 
448. 450. 


315. 


314. 


308, 


449, 


Jamaica, Troops in; 295, 296. 
Judge Advocate General; 265. 


Kilmainham Hospital ; _202-207. 265. 
446. 450. 464. 


Land Forces; 256. 275-277. 297. 308. 
363. 383, 384. 436. 440. 442. 

Lewisham Armoury Mills; 408. 

Lieutenant-Colonels; 314. 343. 364. 

Lieutenant-Generals; 352. 

Lieutenants; 316. 


Major-Generals ; 352. 

Majors ; 316. 343. 345. 363, 364. 
Marines; 197. 228. 308. 436. 
Mauritius; 226. 

Meat; 217. 

Medical Board ; 221. 265. 
Medicines; 297, 298. 

Military Asylum; 446-450. 

Military Chests; 233. 

Military College; 317. 320. 452-455. 
Military Expenses, Ireland ; 293, 294. 
Military Punishments ; 301. 
Militia; 165. 227, 228. 358. 389. 
Miners; 170. 172. 178. 182. 

Mutiny Act; 289. 


Navy Officers; 434. 
Navy, Ordinary of; 407. 
Navy Pensions; 357. 





(1820—1837.) 





New South Wales; 371. 

New South Wales Veteran Companies ; 
303. 

Non-effective Army Services; 268. 


Oats ; 234. 

Officers; 304-367. 444, 445. 

Old Stores; 397. 458. 
Ophthalmia ; 380, 381. 

Orange Societies ; 382. 

Ordnance; 182.357. 383. 427. 460. 


Paget, Sir E.; 239. 

Paisley Barracks; 190. 

Pall Mall Ordnance Office; 395. 

Pay, Full; 180, &amp;c. 306, &amp;c. 468. 

Pay, Half; 172. 196. 282. 257. 308, &amp;e. 
385. 419. 468. 

Paymaster-General’s Office ; 
435. 

Paymaster Recruiting Districts; 158. 

Paymaster, Regimental ; 157. 161, 162. 

Pensions; 196. 202-205. 232. 257. 303. 
309. 343. 357. 380. 386. 394, 395. 426. 
436-439. 

Powder Works; 430. 

Priddy’s Hard; 427. 

Prize-Money; 464. 

Promotions ; 230. 311, &amp;c. 424. 

Punishments; 263. 


249. 265. 


Recruiting and Contingencies; 201. 440- 
444. 

Reduced Allowances; 308. 

Retired Allowances; 232. 385, &amp;c. 

Rewards; 286. 

Romford Barracks; 179. 

Royal Bounty; 310. 

Royal Military Academy at Woolwich ; 
445. 

Royal Military ms Sa 446-450. 

Royal Military College; 452-455. 


Sappers and Miners; 170, &amp;c. 

Services not provided for; 269. 

Side Arms; 456. 

Slaves; 226. 

Small Arms; 425, 426. 

Southampton Asylum; 448-450. 

Staff, Colonial; 213. 

Staff, Ireland; 293. 

Store-keeper General and Stores; 175. 
212. 219, &amp;c. 397. 412. 421. 431. 457- 
460. 

Superannuations ; 232. 361. 385, &amp;c. 461. 
462. 

Supernumeraries ; 340. 

Surgical Materials; 297. 


Temperance Societies; 463. 
Tilbury Fort; 198. 

Tooley Street Depot; 431. 460. 
Tools; 225. 

Tower; 431. 

Trenor, Mr.; 220, 221. 
Trinidad ; 210. 


Unclaimed Prize Money; 464. 


Van Diemen’s Land; 371. 
Veteran Battalions; 465-468. 
Volunteer Corps; 165. 228. 


Waggon Train; 176. 179. 
Waltham Abbey; 430. 

War Office; 106, &amp;c. 265. 360. 
Warrant Officers; 407. 

West Indies; 469. . 
Widows ; 232. 359. 367. 436. 438. 
Windsor Castle; 279. 

Woolwich Academy ; 445. 446. 
Woolwich Barracks; 189. 
Wounds; 310. 437. 439. 


Yeomanry ; 228. 
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I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued)—relative to— 


Army ; Abstract of Estimates : 

151. Abstract of the Estimates of Army Services; For 1821 ; 
Lxxvi. 99, P. (App. 551.)——1822; uxxvir. 42, Pp. (App. 546.) 
1823; txxvut. 42, p. (App. 530.) (Order for printing the 
Abstract discharged; Abstract withdrawn; Amended Abstract 
presented, 87, P.}——1824; Lxx1x. 30, Pp. (App. 573.)——1825; 
Lxxx. 43, Pp. (App. 676.)——1826; Lxxx1. 77. (App. 424.)—— 
1827; LXxxil. 157, P. (App. 642.)——-1828 ; LXXXIII. 29, P. 
(App. 590.) (Imperfect ; withdrawn ; another ordered ; presented, 
80, P.) 1829; Lxxxiv. 29, Pp. (App. 448.) 1830; LXxxv. 
48, rp. (App. 687.}——1831; Lxxxvi. 234, p. (App. xlviii.) 562, P. 
(App. 984.)——Of_ Effective Army Services, 1832; Lxxxvil. 
76, p. (App. 646.) 206, rp. (App. 683.)——-1833 ; LXxxviII. 126, P. 
(App. 791.)——1834; Lxxxrx. 22, p. (App. 665.) 1835; xc. 
58, P. 1836; xcI. 47, P. 1837; xc. 65, P. 

152. Abstract of the Distribution of the Forces borne on the 
Estimates of 1830; txxxv. 48, p. (App. 687.)——1831; Lxxxv1. 
234, p. (App. xlvii.) 562, p. (App. 983.) 1832; LXXXVII. 
76, Pp. (App. 647.) 206, P. 1833; Ltxxxvin. 125. (App. 774- 
777.)——-1834 ; Lxxxrx. 22, Pp. (App. 644.) 1835; xc. 58, P. 
——1836; xcr. 46, P. 1837 ; xcut. 64, P. 
































153. Comparative Abstract of Estimates for Army Services for 
1830 and 1831; Lxxxvi. 251, P. (App. xviii.) 562, Pp. (App. 
984.) 1831 and 1832; Lxxxvil. 225, p. (App. 692.) 1833 
and 1834; Lxxxvi. 126, Pp. (App. 800.)\——1834 and 1835; 
LXXXxIx. 22, p. (App. 676.)———1835; xc. 58, P. 1836; xcI. 
47, P. 1837 ; xcu1. 65, P. 

154. Abstract of the Estimates of Non-effective Army Services 
from 1 January to 31 March 1832; ixxxvu. 77, p. (App. 668.) 
206, p. (App. 691.) 1833; Lxxxvill. 126, Pp. (App. 799.)—— 
1834; wxxxix. 22, p. (App. 675.)——1835; xc. 58, P. 
1836; xc. 47, P- 1837 5 xcu. 645, P. 























Accounts ; Military and Regimental : 

155. Progress which has been made in the Settlement of Arrear 
Regimental Accounts from 1798 to 1810; xxv. 62, P. (Ac- 
count withdrawn, and another ordered ; presented, 77, vp.) (App. 
632.) 

156. Progress which has been made at the War Office in 
examining Regimental Accounts from 1811 to 1822; Lxxvuit. 476, 
p. (App. 629.) 

157. State of the Quarterly Accounts of the Regimental Pay- 
masters of Regular Cavalry and Infantry, 1811-1817; Lxxv1. 
175, p. (App. 635.) 

158. State of the Quarterly Accounts of Paymasters of Re- 
cruiting Districts and of Regimental Agents for several periods, 
1811-1819; Lxxvi. 175, Pp. (App. 635.) 

159. General Return of Military Accounts on the Irish Esta- 
blishment ; Lxxvu1. 239, P. 

160. Number of Accounts on which any and what Examination 
has been made in the Office of the Commissioners of Military 
Accounts; Lxxviil. 135. 

161. Number of Accounts of Agents and Paymasters for 
periods prior to 25 December 1810, which were unsettled on 
25 December 1821, &amp;c.; Ltxxx. 105, P. 

162. Accounts of Agents and Paymasters for periods prior to 
1810, remaining unsettled at the War Office on 19 February 
1825; Balances declared due to Government and by Govern- 
ment; and Monies paid for Balances; txxx. 296, p. 


163. Amount of Sums which have been disallowed in the 
Arrear Department of the War Office in each year since 27 
November 1815; ixxx. 296, P. 

164. General Statement of Accounts of Regimental Agents from 
1811 to 1824; of the Quarterly Accounts of Paymasters from 
1811 to 1823, also from 1824 to 1825; and showing the num- 
ber of Accounts of Agents and Paymasters prior to 25 De- 
cember 1810, which were unsettled on 19 December 1825; 
LXXXI. 97, P. 


165. General State of the Accounts for various Services con- 
nected with the Army, Militia, and Volunteer Corps, not included 
in the Returns from the War Office ; txxx1. 145, P. 

166. Treasury Minute relative to the reduction of the Military 
Account Department in Ireland; .xxix. 202.—.xxxv. 502, 
(Pv. 629.)}—Lxxxvi. 308, P. 


167. Number of Persons employed in the Office of the Commis- 
sioners of Military Accounts in Ireland, 1822; txxvit. 83, P. 
(App. 1054.) 

168. Proceedings taken by the War Office in investigating 
Abuses in the disbursement of certain Regimental Allowances and 
other Accounts; (Ordered, ixxxv1. 798, but not presented.) 

See supra, 11. 


A ides-de-Camp :—See supra, 80. 








Army; Army Pay Office: 

169. Receipts and Expenditure of the Army Pay Office, 1831, 
distinguishing the Amount received and paid in 1831 on account 
of the Parliamentary Grants for Army Services for that year, 
with the Balance remaining at the end of the year on such Grants ; 
LXXXVII. 158. (P. 165.) See infra, 4418, &amp;e. 


Artillery and Royal Engineers : 

170. Number enlisted into the Royal Artillery and Sappers and 
Miners, 1820; txxvi. 161, p. (App. 661.) 

171. Distribution of the Officers of thé Royal Engineers, at 
Home and Abroad, and the Number of each Rank at each place; 
First Commissions appointed. in the Royal Engineers from 31 De- 
cember 1815 to 25 March 1821; Lixxvi. 330, p. 


172. Number of Officers on the Half-pay of the Royal Engineers 
on the 25th March 1821; txxvi. 341, P. 

173. First Commissions appointed in the Royal Artillery from 
31 December 1815 to 25 March 1821; and Number of Officers 
brought from Half-pay to Full-pay, for same period; txxvt. 
330, P. 

174. Number of Officers on the Half-pay of the Royal Artillery 
on the 25th March 1821; xxv. 341, Pp. 


175. First Commissions granted in the Royal Horse and Foot 
Artillery, and Artillery Drivers, and of Promotions, 1816 to 
1822; Particulars of the Estimate of £.1,879. for current ser- 
vice of the Engineer, Artillery, and Store-keepers’ Departments 
at Demerara, for 1822; txxvil. 137, p. (App. 644.) 

176. Establishment and Effective Strength of the Royal Wag- 
gon Train on 24 January 1822; ixxvir. 113, ep. (App. 655.) 

177. First Commissions appointed in the Royal Artillery, from 
26 March 1821 to 31 December 1824; Promotions; Officers 
brought from Half to Full-pay; Number of Officers on 1 Ja- 
nuary 1821 and 1825; Officers on Half-pay on 1 January 1825; 
Distribution of Officers of the Royal Artillery; txxx. 590, p. 

178. First Commissions appointed in the Royal Engineers, 1821- 
1824; Promotions; Officers of the Royal Engineers brought 
from Half to Full-pay; Officers of the Royal Engineers and 
Royal Sappers and Miners, 1821-1825; Officers on Half-pay, 
1 January 1825; Distribution of Officers; Specification of 
Troops on Foreign or Home Service, Officers of the Royal 
Artillery, Engineers and Sappers and Miners who have received 
Extra or Staff Allowance in 1824; Officers and Men late be- 
longing to the several Military Corps of the Office of the Ord- 
nance on the Retired and Half-pay ; Appointments, Civil and 
Military ; 1xxx. 590, P. 

179. Distribution of the Royal Waggon Train, 1828 ; Lxxx111. 
118, P. 

180. Officers of the Royal Artillery, late Royal Irish Artillery, 
and late King’s German Artillery, who sold their Retired Full-pay 
or Half-pay Commissions, specifying their Names, Rank, &amp;c. ; 
LXXXII. 318, P.—LXxxv. 612, P. 

181. Officers of the Royal Artillery holding Brevet Rank higher 
than their Regimental Rank, who have been allowed to retire 
upon unattached Commissions of the effective Rank above what 
they held regimentally ; uxxx1. 318, P.; Lxxxv. 612, P. 

182. Number of each Class of Non-commissioned Officers and 
Privates of the Artillery, Sappers and Miners, and others belonging 
to and pensioned by the Ordnance Department; Lxxxv. 612. 

183. Date of First Commissions of Officers of certain Ranks on 
Full-pay of the Royal Engineers and Royal Artillery ; xc1. 173. 

184. Officers of the Artillery, Artillery Drivers, Engineers and 
Sappers and Miners Killed or Wounded in Action during the 
late War with France; xcn. 153. (P. 177.) 


Barracks: 

185. Estimate of the Charge of the Barrack Department in Great 
Britain; For 1820; txxv. 254, Pp. (App. 539.)——1821 5 txxv1. 
80, p. (App. 559.)———1822 ; Lxxvut. 31, p. (App. 590.) 

186. Estimate of the Charge of the Barrack Department in Ire- 
land; For 1820; .xxv. 373, Pp. (App. 537.)——1821; Lxxv1. 
367, Pp. (App. 563.) 1822; Lxxvil. 202, p. (App. 639.) 

187. Total Expenditure incurred in Great Britain and Ireland 
on Buildings for the purposes of Barracks; Lxxv. 392, p. (App. 
591.) 

188. A Paper, intituled, The Comptroller of the Barrack De- 
partment and Messrs. Baker and Nicholson—Copy, Contract for 
building a Barrack, dated 30th June 1820; ixxv. 421. 

189. Number of Horses that the Barracks at Woolwich, Croy- 
don and Romford will contain; txxv. 447. (App. 592.) 

190. Correspondence which has taken place on the subject of 
erecting new Barracks at Carlisle and Paisley ; rxxv1. 154. (P. 159.) 

191. Estimates for the erection of such Barracks; txxvi. 154. 
(Pr. 159.) 





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


Army; Barracks—continued. 

192. Barrack Office Establishment of Barrack Masters and De- 
puty Barrack Masters; uxxv1. 286. 334. (vr. 340.) (App. 644.) 

193. Sums proposed to be voted on the Estimates for the 
Barrack and Commissariat Departments and Army Extraordi- 
naries in Ireland for 1821; also, Statement of the Grants for 
their Services in 1818, 1819 and 1820; Lxxvi. 395, Pp. (App. 563.) 

194. Names of Places where Barracks and Barrack Esta- 
blishments are kept up for the Army and Ordnance in the United 
Kingdom, and Expense of supporting them; txxvit. 172. (P. 175.) 
239, p. 249, Pp. (App. 660. 662, 663, 664.) 

195. Number of First Appointments as Barrack Masters or 
Deputy Barrack Masters, since January 1821; txxx. 591, p. 

196. Officers and Clerks admitted from Half-pay or Retired 
List of the Barrack Department into Effective Service since 
1 January 1821; Names of Persons on the Pension and Retired 
Lists of the Barrack Department on 1 January 1825; Manner in 
which the sum of £. 54,323 voted in the Barrack Department of 
Great Britain for 1824, and £.84,377 voted for Repairs of 
Buildings in Ireland, were expended ; txxx. 591, P. 

197. Number of Barracks in the United Kingdom now fit for 
the reception of Troops, stating the Place and Number of Men 
and Officers each Barrack is calculated to hold; distinguishing 
Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery and Marines; txxxvut. 161, P. 

See supra, 88. 


Battle-axe Guards :—See infra, 726. 
Browne, Colonel :—See infra, 851, 852. 


Canteens : 
198. Canteens or Suttling-houses at the Horse Guards, at 
Tilbury Fort and at all Garrisons, &amp;c., Abroad and in Great 
Britain and Ireland ; Rents, &amp;c.; xc1. 755. 


Cape of Good Hope: 

199. Supplementary Estimate of Charge for Three Companies 
of Mounted Riflemen, and of Two Provisional Battalions of In- 
fantry, which have been raised for Temporary Service at the Cape 
of Good Hope; xc1. 47, p.—xcri. 65, P. 


Casualties : 
200. Amount of Deaths, Desertions and Discharges from the 
Army; LXxxvi. 124, p.; 129, P.; 139, Pp. (App. 632, 633, 634.) 
201. Number of Casualties; also, the Number of Recruits 
raised and finally approved in 1816-1821; txxvit. 105, p. (App. 
654.) 


Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals : 

202. Estimate of the Charge of In-pensioners of Chelsea and 
Kilmainham Hospitals; For 1820; ixxv. 176, Pp. (App. 523.) —— 
1821; Ltxxvi. 88, Pp. (App. 545.)———1822; txxvur. 36, Pp. (App. 
540.) 1823; Lxxvuit. 42, Pp. (App. 524.)——-1824; Lxxrx. 30, 
p. (App. 567.)———1825 ; txxx. 43, p. (App. 670.)——-1826 ; Lxxx1. 
77, P. (App. 418.)———-1827 5 txxx11, 156, Pr. (App. 637.) 1828 ; 
LXXXIII. 29, Pp. (App. 585.) ——-1829; Lxxxtv. 29, p. (App. 443.) 

1830; Lxxxv. 47, Pp. (App. 682.}-——-1831; Lxxxvi. 234, P. 
(App. xliii.) 562, pr. (App. 979.) 

203. Estimate of the Charge of Out-pensioners of Chelsea and 
Kilmainham Hospitals; For 1820; txxv. 176, Pp. (App. 524.}-— 
1821 ; uxxvi. 88, Pp. (App. 545.)}——1822; txxvul. 36, p. (App. 
541.)——1823; txxvut. 42, Pp. (App. 524.) 

204. Estimate of the Charge of Out-pensioners of Chelsea 
Hospital; For 1824; ixxrx. 30, p. (App. 567.)——-1825; Lxxx. 
43, p. (App. 670.) ——1826 ; Lxxx1. 77, P. (App. 418.)——1827 ; 
LXXXII. 156, P. (App. 637.)——-1828; Lxxxm1. 29, Pp. (App. 585.) 
1829; Lxxxiv. 29,.p. (App. 443.)——1830; Lxxxv. 47, P. 
(App. 683.)——-1831; Lxxxvi. 234, p. (App. xliii.) 562, Pp. (App. 
979.) ————Supplementary Estimate of Charge for Out-pensioners 
of Chelsea Hospital, 1832; txxxvit. 546, P. 

205. Estimate of the Charge for Chelsea and Kilmainham 
Hospitals ; of the In-pensioners of those Establishments; and of 
the Out-pensioners of Chelsea Hospital; from 1st January to 31st 
March 1832; Lxxxvi. 77, Pp. (App. 663.) 206, Pp. (App. 686.) 
——1833; LXXxXxvilI. 126, p. (App. 794.)——1834; Lxxxrx. 22, 
p. (App. 669.)——1835; xc. 58, P.——1836; xcI. 47, P. 
18375; xcul. 65, P. 

206. Accounts of Officers on the Establishment of Chelsea and 
Kilmainham Hospitals, showing the Emoluments derived by those 
Officers from Salaries, Allowances, Residences, Gardens, or from 
other sources ; LXXxxvul. 225, P. 

207. Establishment of Officers, &amp;c. at Chelsea Hospital, as 
authorized by His Majesty’s Warrant of 5 August 1833; with 
Comparative Statement of Old and New Establishments, com- 
prising Salaries and Allowances in Money; Lxxx1x. 106. (Pp. 112.) 


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Army—continued. 
Civil Departments : 
208. Names of the different Persons who have belonged to the 
Public Civil Departments connected with the Army ; Lxxv. 147, p. 
209. Report of Commissioners appointed to inquire into the 
practicability and expediency of censolidating the different 


Departments connected with the Civil Administration of the 
Army ; xcit. 149. 


Colonial Services : 


210. Number of British Troops stationed at Trinidad, and the 
several other Colonies; txxvi. 133, P. 

211. Distribution of the regular Military Forces in the Colo- 
nies; (Ordered, txxvit. 61, but not presented.) 

212. Estimate for the Works to be done at the Sea Bank at 
Demerara ; also, Particulars of the Estimate of £.1,879 for cur- 
rent Service of the Engineer, Artillery and Storekeeper’s Depart- 
ment, for 1822; txxvil. 133. 137, p. (App. 602, 603.) 

213. Staff and Garrison Appointments in the old Colonies in 
1792; Lxxvit. 154, p. (App, 655.) 

214. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the 
Expense of certain Colonial Services formerly paid out of the 
Army Services; For 1821; ixxvi. 409, p. (App. 594.)——For 
1822; uxxvir. 31, Pp. (App. 595.}——For 1823; itxxvim. 175, P. 
For 1824; yxxix. 28, p. (App. 655.)——For 1825; txxx. 
33, p. (App. 771.)———For 1826; uxxx1. 163, p. (App. 547.)—— 


For 1827; itxxxu. 303, p. (App. 741.)——For 1828; ixxxu1. 
161, p. (App. 679.) 


215. Comparative Statement of Estimates, 1831 and 1830; 
LXxxvi. 564, Pp. 
Colours :—See infra, 1201. 


Commander-in-Chief : 
216. Detailed Return of the Items and Particulars of the Sum 
of £. 14,474. 15. 5. charged in the Army Estimates relating to 
the Commander-in-Chief’s Office ; txxv1. 226, p.—See infra, 5856. 





Commissariat : 

217. Estimate of the Sum required for the supply of Bread, 
Meat and Forage for the Troops in Great Britain, and for the 
Pay of the Commissariat; For 1820; txxv. 254, p. (App. 538.) 

1821; Lxxvi. 80, Pp. (App. 560.)——-1822; Lxxvil. 31, P. 
(App. 589.)——-Great Britain and Ireland, 1823; txxvurt. 33, Pp. 
(App. 537.) ——1824; txxrx. 24, p. (App. 614.)—-—-1825 5 Lx xx. 
31, p. (App. 721.)——-1826 ; Lxxx1. 83, p. (App. 470.) ——1827 ; 
LXXXiI. 226, Pp. (App. 682.)——1828; LxxxuI. 88, P.——1829 ; 
LXxXxIv. 75, P. (App. 454.)———-1830; Lxxxv. 157, Pp. (App. 694.) 
1831; txxxvi. 450, p. (App. liii.) 564, Pp. (App. 989.)—— 
1832; Lxxxvi. 88, p. (App. 698.)———-1833; Lxxxvill. 265, P. 
(App. 802.)———-1834; txxx1x. 170, Pp. (App. 678.)——1835 ; xc. 
214, P.——1836; xcr. 235, P. 1837; xcir. 215, P. 

218. Estimate of the Charge of the Commissariat Establish- 
ment of Ireland; For 1820; itxxv. 373, p. (App. 5387.)——1821 ; 
LXXvI. 367, P. (App. 563.)———-1822 5 Lxxvir. 202, p. (App. 640.) 

219. Amount of Contracts made and completed by the Com- 
missariat Department for Military Stores; txxv. 362, (Pp. 364.) 
(App. 590.) 

220. Communications made by Mr. Trenor to the Board of 
Treasury, relative to provisioning Troops, &amp;c.; txxv. 458. 

221. Correspondence of Mr. Trenor, of the Commissariat 
Department, with the Treasury, and Reports of Army Medical 
Board and Comptrollers of Army Accounts; Lxxvi. 334. (Pp. 337.) 

222. Number of Commissariat Corps of Waggoners for 1820; 
LXXVI. 197, P. 230, P. 

223. Rates of Exchange at which Bills were drawn from the 
Commissaries abroad; txxvi. 397, Pp. (App. 559.) 

224. Abstract of Accounts of Commissaries on Foreign Sta- 
tions; 1822; uxx1x. 87, p. (App. 580.)———1823 ; Lxxx. 135, P. 
(App. 684.)——-1824 ; Lxxx1. 83, p. (App. 483.) ——1825 ; Lxxxu. 
226, p. (App. 649.)——-1826 ; Lxxx1. 110, Pp. (App. 596.) 
1827; Lxxxiv. 75, Pp. (App. 458.)——1828 ; uxxxv. 157, v. (App. 
698.)——1829 ; txxxvi. 410, p. (App. lvii.) 

225. Manner in which £. 50,000, voted for the Commissariat 
Store Branch for 1824, was expended; ixxx. 591.———Also, 
£. 40,000 for Tools and Clothing ; txxx. 591. 

226. Amount paid from the Commissariat Store Branch for 
Supplies for Government Slaves at the Mauritius, &amp;c. ; also for 
Supplies for Liberated Africans; Lxxx. 591. 

227. Total Sum issued for Clothing the 1st and 2d Regiments 
of Life Guards, and the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, in 
each year since 1817; also for the Regiments of Foot Guards, 
Dragoons, and Infantry and Militia of Great Britain and Ireland ; 
LXXXxI. 390, P. 

228. Comparative Statement of the Amount at present issued 
for Clothing to each Rank of the Non-commissioned Officers and 

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


Army ; Commissariat—continued. 
Private Men of the Royal Artillery, Royal Marines, Life Guards, 
Horse Guards, Foot Guards, Dragoons, Infantry, Militia, and 
Yeomanry and Volunteers; Lxxx1. 390, P. 

229. Total Number of Officers and Clerks of the Commissariat 
Establishment on Ist January 1817, 1822 and 1830; Lxxxv. 
225, p. (App. 697.) 

230. Number of Persons admitted to the Commissariat Es- 
tablishment, and Promotions since 1822; Lxxxv. 225, P. 

231. Number of Officers of the Commissariat Department on 
the 25th December 1836, on Full Pay; Number of each Rank; 
Number on Half or Retired Pay; Number and Expense of Pro- 
motions since Ist January 1837; xc1t1. 660. (P. 670.) 

232. Estimate of Sums required for Half-pay of Commissariat 
Officers, and for Superannuation and Retired Allowances ; also 
for Pensions of Widows of Commissariat Officers, 1832-1833 ; 
LXxxvil. 89, Pp. (App. 700.) 1833-34; Lxxxvill. 265, P. 
(App. 804.) 1834-35; Lxxx1x. 170, p. (App. 679.)-—-1835-36 ; 
xc. 214, p.——1836-37 ; xc1. 235, P.——-1837-38 ; xc1I. 215, P. 

233. Abstracts of the Commissaries Accounts of the Receipts 
into and Payments from the several Military Chests, with Sum- 
mary Statements of the Expenditure Abroad on account of the 
Extraordinaries of the Army for 1830; Lxxxvit. 238, Pp. (App. 702.) 

For 1831; uxxxvur. 319, p. (App. 806.)——-For 1832-33 ; 
LXXXIx. 29, p. (App. 680.) 1833-34 ; xc. 215, P. 1834-35 ; 
XCI. 232, p.——-1835-36 ; xc1I. 302, P. 

234. Principle upon which Contracts are made for Oats for 
the Commissariat, whether by Weight or Measure, or a combina- 
tion of both; itxxx1x. 84. (P. 107.) 


Compassionate List : 

235. Estimate of the Charge of Allowances on the Compas- 
sionate List to Children of deceased Officers, &amp;c.; For 1820; 
Lxxv. 176, Pp. (App. 525.)———-1821; Lxxvi. 88, Pp. (App. 547.) 

1822; Lxxvul. 36, Pp. (App. 543.)——-1823 ; Lxxvii. 42, P. 
(App. 526.)——1824 ; Lxx1x. 30, rp. (App. 568.)——1825 5 Lxxx. 
43, p. (App. 671.}-——1826; Lxxx1. 77, Pp. (App. 419.)——1827 ; 
LXXx11. 156, Pp. (App. 638.) ——1828 ; Lxxx111. 29, Pp. (App. 586.) 

1829; txxxiv. 29, p. (App. 444.)}-———1830; Lxxxv. 47, P. 
(App. 684.)——-1831; Lxxxvi. 234, p. (App. xliii.) 562, p. (App. 
979.)——1832; Lxxxv11.77, P. (App. 663.) 206, Pp. (App. 686.)—— 
1833; Lxxxviil. 126, p.(App. 794.) 1834; Lxxx1x. 22, Pp. (App. 
669.)———1835; xc. 58, P. 1836; xct. 47, P. 18373 xc11.65,P. 


Contracts : 
236. Number of Contracts now existing for Supplies for the 
Army, stating the Date of each; txxxv. 325. (P. 337.) 


Corporal Punishment : 

237. Number of Corporal Punishments which have taken 
place in the different Regiments of the British Army in Great 
Britain and Ireland, 1830, 1831 and 1832; (Ordered, txxxvut. 
546, but not presented.) 1830-1833; LxxxIx. 97, P. 

238. Cases in which Corporal Punishment has been inflicted 
in the Army since Circular Letter of 24th August 1833, restricting 
the Punishment of Flogging to certain Offences ; xc1.571. (P.576.) 

239. General Orders issued by General Sir E. Paget, and 
Lord William Bentinck, on 19 March 1827, and in 1834 and 
1835, respecting Corporal Punishments in European and Native 
Regiments in India; xct. 444. (Pp. 467.) 

See infra, 5560. 


Yourts Martial : 

240. Officers of the Army who have been dismissed the Service 
without trial by Court Martial since 1793; txxvir. 125, Pp. (App. 
653,)——Since 1821; ixxxu. 170, P. 

241. Number of General Courts Martial held in London, 
Scotland and Ireland, from 1808 to 1820, and of Persons tried ; 
Lxxvi. 361, Pp. (App. 643.) 

242. Number of Officers of the Royal Engineers and Artillery 
who have been dismissed the Service without trial by a Court 
Martial since 1793; Lxxxur. 146, P. 

243. Officers dismissed without trial by Court Martial since 
Return dated 14th February 1827; Number of General Courts 
Martial held at Head Quarters in London, Scotland and Ireland, 
1820-1829 ; Number at which Judge-Advocates General in Scot- 
and and Ireland officiated in person, and Number of Persons 
tried by General Courts Martial in same period; Lxxxv. 445, Pp. 

244. Number of Prisoners committed under Sentence of Courts 
Martial to the several Gaols in England in 1833; txxx1x. 132, Pp. 

245. Circular Letter from the Adjutant General’s Office, 
addressed to Officers commanding Regiments, dated 24th August 
1833 ; Returns of Courts Martial previous to and subsequent to 
the issuing of that Order; Soldiers confined in Gaols; xc. 232, p. 

See infra, 5560. c. 





Defaulters :—See infra, 1853. 


Depbt Companies : 

246. Account showing the Distribution and Establishment of 
the Depot Companies of Regiments of Line, and Estimate of the 
charge for the same; LxxxI. 232, p. 

247. Actual Expense of every kind for the Depdt Companies, 
1829; Estimate for 1830; and Return, showing the Distribution 
of the Depét Companies of the Regiments of the Line; (Ordered, 
LXxxv. 514, but not presented.) 


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Discharges : 

248. Number of Men who have purchased their Discharges in 
1818-1820; Lxxvi. 133, p. (App. 634.) 

249. Money received by the Paymaster-General of the Forces 
from Soldiers who have purchased their Discharges; ixxx11. 
236, P. 

250. Money received from Men who, after hastily enlisting, 
have been discharged on payment of £.1 each; Lxxx1. 236, P. 


Dragoons : 

251. Estimate of the Charge of the 21st and 22d Regiments 
of Light Dragoons, ordered to be disbanded, from 25th of Decem- 
ber 1819; Lxxv. 199, p. (App. 528.) 

252. Estimate of their probable Charge from the Dates of 
Arrival in Great Britain from India; txxv. 199, p. (App. 529.) 


East Indies : 

253. Estimate of the Charge of Regiments of Dragoons and 
Battalions of Foot for Service in the East Indies; viz. Four 
Regiments of Dragoons, and Fifteen Battalions of Infantry, 1820; 
LXXxv. 176, P. (App. 615.)——1821 ; Lxxvi. 82, p. (App. 539.)—— 
And 16 Battalions; 1822; txxvi. 36, p. (App. 533.)——1823 ; 
LXxvill. 42, p. (App. 517.)——1824 ; Lxx1x. 29, p. (App. 561.)—— 
And 21 Battalions; 1825; txxx. 42, p. (App. 665.) And 20 
Battalions; 1826; Lxxxi. 77, p. (App. 413.)——1827; .Lxxxr. 
156, ep. (App. 632.)}——1828 ; Lxxx111. 29, Pp. (App. 580.)}— 
1829; Lxxxiv. 28, p. (App. 438.)——Including Troops and Com- 
panies stationed at Home for Recruiting; 1830; txxxv. 47, p. 
(App. 678.)——-And 21 Battalions; 1831; txxxv1. 233, p. (App. 
xl.) 562, p. (App. 976.)——And 20 Battalions ; also the Depéts at 
Maidstone and Chatham, and One Regiment of Infantry; 1832; 
LXXXVII. 77, P. 206, Pp. (App. 659, 682.) 1833; LXXXVIII. 
126, rp. (App. 790.)——1834; Lxxxix. 22, Pp. (App. 658.+— 
1835; xc. 58, P. 

254. Estimate of the Charge of Troops of Dragoons and Com- 
panies of Foot stationed in Great Britain for Recruiting ; Four 
Troops of Dragoons and 14 Companies of Foot; 1820; ixxv. 
176, p. (App. 515.)——1821 ; txxvi. 82, p. (App. 539.) And 
10 Companies; 1822; txxvu. 36, p. (App. 534.)——And 11 
Companies; 1823; txxvitt. 42, p. (App. 517.)——18243 ixxix. 
29, p. (App. 561.)——And 19 Companies; 18253; ixxx. 42, p. 
(App. 665.)——And 20 Companies; 1826; Lxxx1. 77, p. (App. 
413.)——1827; Lxxxl. 156, p. (App. 632.)——1828; iLxxxm1. 
29, Pp. (App. 580.)——1829; Lxxx1v. 28, p. (App. 438.) 

255. Statement referred to in the Estimate for the Charge of 
the Regiments of Cavalry and Infantry for Service in India; 
LXXXVII. 77, P. (App. 659.) 206, p. (App. 682.)—LxxxviI1, 126, P. 
(App. 791.)—1xxx1x. 22, p. (App. 662.)—xc. 58, P. 

256. Detail of the Charges of the Land Forces in India, as 
estimated from 1 April 1834 to 31 March 1835; ixxxrx. 22, p. 
(App. 659.)——1835-1836; xc. 58, P. 

257. Account of the several Sums which will become payable 
by the East India Company, pursuant to Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 71, 
towards the Expense of Half-pay, Pensions, &amp;c. of Forces 
serving in India, between 5 April 1824 and 5 April 1825; txxrx. 
20, p. (App. 900.) 1825-1826 ; Lxxx. 25, Pp. (App. 959.}—— 
1826-1827 ; Lxxx1. 22, p. (App. 733.}——1827-1828; Lxxxi. 
343, p. (App. 915.)——1828-1829; txxxm1. 133, Py 1829- 
1830; LxxxIv. 29, P, 1830-18315; Lxxxv. 23, P. 25, P. 
1831-1832; Lxxxvi. 219, P. 1832-1833; LXxXvII. 36, P. 
1833-1834 ; Lxxxviul. 43, P. 1834-1835 ; Lxxx1x. 18, p. (App. 
733.)——1835-1836 ; xc. 41, P.——1836-1837; xcr. 16, P. 


Effective Strength : 

258. Effective Force of the British Army on 24 December 
1820; Lxxvi. 124, p. (App. 632.) 

259. Specification of the Troops on Foreign or Home Service ; 
LXXvI. 133, P. 161, P. (App. 633.) 

260. Number and Strength of Military Guards mounted within 
the Bills of Mortality; 1817-1821; txxvi. 199, Pp. (App. 636.) 

261. Establishment and Effective Strength of the Army on 25 
January 1825; ixxx. 214, P. 

262. Establishment 












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I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Army; Effective Strength—continued. Army ; Guards, Garrisons, §c.—continued. 


262. Establishment and Effective Strength of the British 
Army, Rank and File, at Home, and on the several Stations 
Abroad, on 1 January 1831 and 1832; txxxvir. 229, p. 276, Pp. 

263. Establishment of the British Army, 1825-1831 ; Persons 
tried by Courts Martial; Number sentenced to various Punish- 
ments, &amp;c. (Ordered, uxxxvu. 518, but not presented.) ——From 
1825-1833 ; (Ordered, txxx1x. 413, but not presented.) 


Estimates : 

264. Supplementary Estimate for the charge of Seven Days 
for the Services mentioned in the Army Estimates for 1830; 
Lxxxv. 530, P. 

265. Returns, in detail, of certain Sums charged in the Army 
Estimates for 1821, relating to the Paymaster General, War 
Office, Judge Advocate General, Comptrollers of Army Accounts, 
Army Medical Department, Garrisons, Chelsea and Kilmainham 
Hospitals ; rxxvi. 128, p. 133, Pp. 139, P. 171, P. 

See also the subject-matter sought for. 


Exchequer Fees : 

266. Estimate of the Charge of Exchequer Fees in Great 
Britain, upon Issues to be made for Army Services; For 1820; 
Lxxv. 176, Pp. (App. 528.)——1821; txxvi. 82, p, (App. 550.) 
1822; uxxvu. 36, Pp. (App. 545.)}——1823 ; LXXVIII. 42, 
Pp. (App. 529.)}——-1824; Lxxix. 30, Pp. (App. 572.)——1825; 
LXxx. 43, p. (App. 675.}——1826; Lxxx1. 77, Pp. (App. 423.)—— 
1827; 4.xxxu. 156, P. (App. 642.)——1828; LxxxuI. 29, Pp. 
(App. 590.)——1829; .xxxiv. 29, Pp. (App. 448.)——1830; 
Lxxxv. 48, p. (App. 684.) 1831; Lxxxvi. 234, p. (App. xlvii.) 
562, p. (App. 983.) 

267. Estimate of the Charge of Exchequer Fees in Great 
Britain upon Issues to be made for Effective Army Services ; 
1832; Lxxxvul. 77, Pp. (App. 660.) 206, p. (App. 683.)}——1833 ; 
LXXXVIII. 126, Pp. (App. 791.) 

268. Estimate of the Charge of Exchequer Fees in Great 
Britain upon Issues to be made for Non-Effective Army Services ; 
1832; Lxxxvil. 77, P. (App. 668.) 206, p. (App. 691.)——1833 ; 
LXXXVIII. 126, p. (App. 799.) 





Extraordinaries of the Army : 

269. Account of Services incurred, and not provided for; For 
1820; Lxxv. 268, Pp. (App. 530.}——1821; Lxxvi. 153, Pp. (App. 
552.)——1822 ; txxvul. 98, p. (App. 547.)——-1823 ; txxviu1.111, 
p. (App. 531.)}——1824; LxxIx. 87, P. 1825; Lxxx. 135, P. 
(App. 677.) ——1826 ; Lxxx1. 83, p. (App. 425.)}——1827 ; LxxxuI. 
410, Pp. (App. 643.)——1828 ; Lxxx111. 110, P. 1829; LXxxIv. 
96, p. Ordered, 1830; .xxxv. 82. 1831; Lxxxvi. 210. 561. 

1832 5; LXxXvIl. 17. 1833; LXxXxvull. 43. 18345 LXXXIXx. 
17.——1835; xc. 40. 1836; xc1.16. 18375 xci1. 25. 
[N.B. Since 1829 these Returns have been presented 
with the Annual Army Estimates, in pursuance of the 
usual Addresses. | 
270. Estimate of the Sum which will be wanted for the 
Extraordinary Expenditure of the Army; 1822; ixxvil. 31, P. 
































(App. 592.)——1823; .xxvm. 74, Pp. (App. 563.) 1824 ; 
LXXIXx. 28, P. (App. 651.)——1825 ; Lxxx. 31, P. 1826 5 LXxxI. 
83, p. (App. 425.)———1827 ; Lxxx11. 466, Pp. (App. 648.) 1828; 





LXXxi1l. 161, p. (App. 595.)———1829 ; txxxiv. 96, Pp. (App. 453.) 

271. Estimate of the Sum which will be wanted for the 
Extraordinary Expenses of the Army in Ireland; For 1820; 
LXxv. 373, p. (App. 536.) 1821; Lxxv1. 367, Pp. (App.564.)—— 
1822; Lxxvil. 164, p. (App. 638.) 

272. Account of the Extraordinary Expenses of the Army 
incurred and paid from 25 December 1828 to 24 December 
1829, and Estimate for 1830; txxxv. 157, p. (App. 689-693.) 
From 25 December 1829 to 31 December 1830, and Estimate 
for 1831; txxxvi. 410, vp. (App. 1.-lili.) 564, p. (App. 986-9.) 
Additional Estimate for last three Months of 1830; 49, p. 
(App. exviii.——1831 and 1832; txxxvu. 81, Pp. (App. 697.) 

273. Detail of the application of the Sum of £.1,000,000, 
granted on account of the Extraordinary Expenses of the Army; 
(Ordered, uxxvu. 48, but not presented.) 








Foreigners : 

274. Number and Names of Foreigners now bearing His 
Majesty’s Commission, together with the Date of their respective 
Ranks, Amount of Pay, &amp;c.; (Ordered, xcu. 478, but not pre- 
sented.) 


20.——-1822 ; LAXVII. 23.1823 ; LxxvilI. 24.——1824 ; txxrx. 
19.——-1825;  Lxxx. 25.——1826 ; Lxxx1. 22.——1827; uxxxu1, 
36.——1828; Lxxxu. 19. 1829; Lxxxiv. 23.——1830; 
LXXxv. 32. 1831 5; Lxxxvi. 210. 561. 1832; wLxxxvir. 17. 
——1833 ; Lxxxvitt. 43. 18345; LXxx1x. 17.——-1835; xc. 40. 
——1836 5 xcr. 16.——-1837 ; xcu1. 25. 


[N.B. These Returns were presented with the Annual 
Army Estimates, in pursuance of the usual Addresses ; 
See supra et infra.) 

276. Estimate of the Charge of His Majesty’s Garrisons at 
Home and Abroad; For 1820; xxv. 176, p. (App. 521.)—— 
1821; Lxxvi. 82, p. (App. 543.)\——-1822; uxxvil. 42, p. (App. 
538.)———1823 ; Lxxvu1l. 42, p. (App. 521.}——1824; txxrx. 30, 
Pp. (App. 565.)——1825; xxx. 42, p. (App. 668.)——1826; 
LXXXI. 77, Pp. (App. 416.)}-———1827 ; xxx. 156, Pp. (App. 635.) 
1828 ; Lxxxin. 29, p. (App. 581.)}——1829; Lxxxrv. 29, P. 
(App. 441.)——-1830 ; txxxv. 47, p. (App. 681.)——-1831 5 Lxxxv1. 
233, p. (App. xxxvii.) 562, r.(App. 973.) 1832 ; Lxxxvu. 76, P. 
fon 656.) 206, p. (App. 679.)——-1833 ; Lxxxv'sI. 125, Pp. (App. 
784, 

277. Estimate of the Charge of His Majesty’s Land Forces 
for Service at Home and Abroad; For 1820; ixxv. 175, P. 
(App. 502.)—-1821 ; txxvi. 82, p. (App. 526.)——1822 ; Lxxvit. 
36, Pp. (App. 521.)——-1823 ; Lxxvuut. 42, p. (App. 505.)——1824 ; 
LXXIX, 29, p. (App. 551.)——-From 25 December 1824 to 24 March 
1825, and from 25 March to 24 December 1825; xxx. 42, Pp. 
(App. 653-8.)}——1826; .xxxr. 76, p. (App. 403.)——1827 ; 
LXXXII. 156, p. (App. 621—4.)——1828 ; uxxx1. 29, p. (App. 570.) 
1829; LxxxIv. 28, p. (App. 427.)}——-1830 ; txxxv.; 47, p. 
(App. 667-670.)——1831 ; Lxxxv1. 233, p. (App. xxviii.) 562, p. 
(App. 964.)——1832 ; txxxvir. 76, Pp. (App. 646.) 205, Pp. (App. 
669.) ——-1833; Lxxxvull. 125, (App. 774-777.) 1834; uxxxrx. 
22. (App. 634.)——-1835; xc. 58, P. 1836; xc1. 46, P.—— 
1837; xctl. 64, P. 

278. Particulars of the Charge, as voted in the Army 
Estimates, of £.35,498. 2. 9. for His Majesty’s Garrisons ; 
LXxxI. 390, p.———The like of £. 33,670. 16. 2.; (Ordered, 
LXXXxvilt. 24, but not presented.) 

279. Particulars of the Charge of His Majesty’s Garrisons 
at the Cinque Ports, Tower of London, and Windsor Castle, 
1834-35; LXxxIx. 22, p. (App. 653.) 

280. Detail of the Charge for Land Forces at Home and 
Abroad (excepting in India), as estimated from 1 April 1834 to 31 
March 1835; txxx1x. 22, p. (App. 636.)——-1835-36; xc. 58, P. 
1836-37 ; xc1. 46, P. 1837-38; xcil. 65, P. 

281. Abstract Detail, (including India), 1834; txxxrx. 22, P. 
(App. 662.)——-1835 ; xc. 58, P. 

282. State of the Particulars of His Majesty’s Garrisons in 
Great Britain, on Foreign Stations and in Ireland, 1833-1834 ; 
LXXXVIU. 125, Pp. (App. 784-787.) 

283. State of Particulars of His Majesty’s Garrisons at 
Home and Abroad, as estimated 1833-1834; showing how the 





























Charges are provided for in the Estimates 1834—1835; Lxxx1x. | 


22, p. (App. 653.) 

284. Number and Strength of Military Guards mounted 
within the Bills of Mortality on the 1 January 1829-30; ixxxv. 
444, p. 

285. Sums charged to the Public as additional Pay to the 
Foot Guards or Life Guards; txxv. 369, Pr. (App. 587, 588.) 

286. Estimate of Charge of Allowances as Rewards for 
distinguished Services; Allowances to Officers of His Majesty’s 
Garrisons at Home and Abroad, holding their Appointments as 
Rewards for Military Service, but to which no efficient Military 
Duty attaches; Lxxx1x. 22, p. (App. 665.)—xc. 58, P.—xCI. 47, P. 
—xcCll. 65, P. 

287. Expense of a Regiment of Life Guards, of Horse Guards, 
of Dragoon Guards and Dragoons ; Lxxv1. 260, p. (App. 637, 638.) 

288. Memorandum relative to the Application of the Sums 
included in the Estimate of the Charge of the Land Forces ; 
LXXvI. 82, P. (App. 531.) - 

289. Return, showing the Amount of Pay forfeited under the 
Mutiny Act, by the Foot Guards imprisoned by Sentence of Court 
Martial; txxix. 174. 

290. Names of the several Persons holding the Offices of 
Governors and Deputy or Lieutenant Governors of His Majesty’s 
Garrisons at Home and Abroad ; txxxviut. 346. 


























































France, Isle of :—See infra, 3793. 
Gibraltar :—See infra, 2867, kc. 


Guards, Garrisons, and other Land Forces : 
275. Estimate of the Charge for Guards, Garrisons, and other 
Land Forces; Ordered, For 1820; txxv. 133.——1821; Lxxv1. 










Half Pay :—See infra, 2956-2959. 
Horse 'Guards : 

291. Cases reported to the Horse Guards of Assaults committed 
by Privates in the Army with their Side-arms, July 1834-1835 ; 
Number of Convictions. (Ordered, xc. 464, but not presented.) 

292. Donations 





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


Army ; Horse Guards—continued. 
292. Donations and Subscriptions to the St. George’s Fund of 
the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, in each year from its 
establishment ; (Ordered, uxxxviu. 584, but not presented.) 


Ireland: 

293. Number of Troops employed in Ireland; also Military 
Expenses during, 1787, 1788, 1789, 1797, 1798 and 1799; Lxxxtt. 
463, P. 1821-1826; (Ordered, uxxxu. 518, but not presented.) 
———Return of the Military Staff in Ireland, 1792; uxxvi. 349, 
p. (App. 644.) 

294. Money paid from the Exchequer in England and Ireland, 
on account of the Military Expenses in Ireland, 1787-1799; 
(Ordered, txxxu. 518, but not presented.) 





Jamaica : 

295. Actual Number of King’s Troops, as well Officers as 
Men, in every Branch of the Service, stationed in the Island of 
Jamaica, 1825-1828; Lxxxv. 444, Pp. 

296. Sums voted by the House of Assembly in Jamaica, and 
applied in pursuance thereof, 1825-1828, for the use of the King’s 
Troops stationed there ; txxxv. 363. 


Mauritius :—See infra, 3793. 


Medicines : 

297. Estimate of the Charge of Medicines and Surgical 
Materials for the Land Forces ; For 1820; txxv. 176, p. (App. 
514.)———1821 ; Lxxvi. 82, p. (App. 538.}——-1822; Lxxvil. 36, 
p. (App. 533.)}——1823 ; txxvi. 42, Pp. (App. 516.)——1824; 
LXXIx. 29, p. (App. 560.)———-1825 5 Lxxx. 42, p. (App. 664.)——— 
1826; Lxxx1. 77, Pp. (App. 412.)———-1827; Lxxxir. 156, p. (App. 
631.)———1828 ; Lxxx111. 29, Pp. (App. 579.)}———1829 ; LxxxIv. 28, 
p. (App. 437.)——1830; uxxxv. 47, p. (App. 677.}+—1831; 
LXXXVI. 233, p. (App. xxxvii.) 562, Pp. (App. 973.)——1832; 
LXxxvil. 76, Pp. (App. 656.) 206, p. (App. 679.)}——1833 ; Lxxxvi1I. 
125, p. (App. 784.) 

298. Detail of the Estimate of the Medical Expenses of the 
Army for the year 1821; itxxvi. 15], Pp. 

299. Amount paid for Medicines and Surgical Supplies for 
the use of the Army, Ordnance, Navy and Colonies, 1832-1834; 
XC. 242, p. 256, P. 

300. Officers in the Army Medical Department on 25 December 
1836 on Full Pay ; Rank; Number on Halfand on Retired Pay ; 
‘Number und Expense of Promotions since 1st January 1837 ; 
( Ordered, xcu1. 157, but not presented.) 


Military Canal :—See infra, 3860. 


Military Punishments : 

301. Number of Soldiers who have suffered either Corporal 
Punishment or Imprisonment, and specifying how often on the 
same person, 1830-1835; xc1. 207. (Pp. 214.) 

302. Report of Commissioners for inquiring into Military 
Punishments, with Appendices, xc1. 154. 


Militia:—See infra, 3862, ke. 


New South Wales Veteran Companies : 
303. Instructions issued by the Commander-in-Chief relative 
to the raising and calling up from the Onut-pension List the late 
New South Wales Veteran Companies; txxxrx. 521, p. 


Officers: 


304. Estimate of the Charge of General and Staff Officers and 
Officers of the Hospitals; For 1820; uxxv. 175, p. (App. 508.) 
1821; txxvi. 99, Pp. (App. 532.-——1822; .xxvu. 36, Pp. 
(App. 527.}——1823; uxxvi. 42, Pp. (App. 511.)}——1824; 
LXX1x. 29, p, (App. 555.)——1825 5 Lxxx. 42, p. (App. 659.)—— 
1826 ; Lxxx1. 77, p. (App. 407.)——1827 ; Lxxx. 156, P. (App. 
625.) 1828; Lxxxu. 29, Pp. (App. 573.) (Imperfect ; with- 
drawn ; another ordered ; presented, 80, P.)——1829 ; Lxxxrv. 28, 
p. (App. 431.) 1830; Lxxxv. 47, Pp. (App. 671-677.)—— 
1831; Lxxxvi. 233, p. (App. xxx11.) 562, P. (App. 968-9, )—— 
1832; Lxxxvul. 76, Pp. (App. 651.) 206, p. (App. 674.)——1833 ; 
LXXXVIII. 125, Pp. (App. 779.)——1834 5 Lxxx1x. 22, p. (App. 648.) 
1835; xc. 58, P. 1836; cx. 46, P. 1837 ; xcil. 65, P. 

305. Estimate of the Charge of General Officers’ Pay, not 
being Colonels of Regiments; For 1820; txxv. 176, Pp. (App. 
520.1821; Lxxvi. 82, Pp. (App. 542.)——1822; ixxvun. 42, 
Pp. (App. 537.)——1823; uxxvu. 42, Pp. (App. 520.1824 ; 
LXXIX. 30, P. (App. 564.)——1825; Lxxx. 42, Pp. (App. 668.) 
——1826 ; LxxxI. 77, P. (App. 416.)}——1827; Lxxxu. 156, P. 
(App. 635.)———-1828; xxx. 29, Pp. (App. 6581.)——1829; 
LXXxIv. 29, p. (App. 441.)——1830; Lxxxv. 47, Pp. (App. 681.) 

1831; Lxxxvi, 234, p. (App. xii.) 562. (App. 977.}—— 
1832; Lxxxvu.77. (App. 661.) 206, Pp. (App. 684.)——-1833 ; 


























Army; Officers—continued. 


LXXXVIII. 126, Pp. (App. 792.)——1834 ; LXxxIx. 22, p. (App. 667.) 
1835; xc. 58, P.——1836 ; xcl. 47, P. 1837; xcu. 65, P. 

306. Estimate of the Charge of Full Pay to Retired Officers 
and Unattached Officers; For 1820; txxv. 176, Pp. (App. 621.) 
——182]; uxxvi. 82, p. (App. 543.)———1822; Lxxvil. 36, P. 
(App. 538.)——1823; xxv. 42, p. (App. 521.)}-—-1824; 
LXxix. 30, Pp. (App. 565.) ——1825; Lxxx. 42, p. (App. 669.) 
1826; uxxx1. 77, P. (App. 417.)}———-1827; Lxxxul. 156, P. 
(App. 636.)——1828; xxx. 29, Pp. (App. 584.)——1829 ; 
LXXXIv. 29, Pp. (App. 442.)}——-1830; Lxxxv. 47, Pp. (App. 681.) 
1831; uxxxvi. 234, p. (App. xli.) 562, p. (App. 977.)—— 
1832; Lxxxvul. 77, P. (App. 661.) 206, p. (App. 684.)——1833 ; 
LXXxvil. 126, Pp. (App. 792.)——1834; Lxxxrx. 22, p. (App. 
667.)——1835 ; xc. 58, P.——-1836 5 xcr. 47, P. 1837; xcu. 
65, P. 

307. Estimate of the Charge of Allowances to the Principal 
Officers of certain Departments; For 1820; ixxv. 176, Pp. (App. 
513.}——1821 ; txxvi. 82, p. (App. 537.)——-1822; Lxxvil. 36, P. 
(App. 532.}-——1823; txxvut. 42, p. (App. 516.}——{ Order for 
printing this Estimate discharged ; Estimate withdrann ; Amended 
Estimate presented, 87, P.)»——1824 ; ixx1x. 29, p. (App. 560.) 
——1825; ixxx. 42, p. (App. 654.)———1826 ; Lxxx1. 77, Pp. (App. 
412.) ———1827 5 LXxx1l. 156, p. (App. 631.)———1828 ; LXxx1L. 29, 
p. (App. 579.) (Imperfect ; withdrawn; another ordered ; pre- 
sented, 80, P.}——1829; .xxxiv. 28, p. (App. 437.)——-1830; 
LXXxv. 47, Pp. (App. 677.) ———1831 ; Lxxxvi. 233, Pp. (App. xxxvii.) 
562, p. (App. 973.)——-1832 ; Lxxxvul. 76, (App. 656.) 206, P. 
(App. 679.)——1833; LxxxviI. 125, Pp. (App. 784.)-——1834 ; 
LXXIx. 22, p. (App. 656.)——-1835 5 xc. 58, P1836; xc1. 46, 
P. 1837 5 xctI. 65, P. 

308. Estimate of the Charge of Half Pay and Allowances to 
Reduced Officers of Land Forces and Marines; For 1820; 
Lxxv. 176, Pp. (App. 523.) 1821; txxvi. 82, p. (App. 545.)—— 
1822; Lxxvit. 36, p.(App. 540.) 1823; txxvu. 42, Pp. (App. 
523.)———1824 ; Lxx1x. 30, p. (App. 566.)——-1825 5 Lxxx. 42, Pp. 
(App. 669.) ——1826 ; Lxxx1. 77, Pp. (App. 417.)——1827 ; Lxxx11. 
156, p. (App. 636.)———1828 ; LxXxx11I. 29, Pp. (App. 584.)———1829 ; 
LXxxIv. 29, p. (App. 442.)——-1830; txxxv. 47, p. (App. 682.) 
1831; Lxxxvi. 234, p. (App. xli.) 562, p. (App. 977.)—— 
1832; Lxxxvil. 77, Pp. (App. 662.) 206, Pp. (App. 685.)——1833 ; 
LXXXVIII. 126, Pp. (App. 793.)——-1834 ; Lxxx1x. 22, p. (App. 668.) 
1835; xc. 58, P. 1836 5 xClI. 47, P. 1837; xcrr. 65, P. 

309. Estimate of Charge on account of Half Pay and 
Reduced Allowances to Officers of disbanded Foreign Corps ; 
Pensions to Wounded Foreign Officers; and of Allowances to 
Widows and Children of deceased Foreign Officers; For 1820; 
Lxxv. 176, p. (App. 523.)——1821 ; txxvi. 82, p. (App. 545.)}—— 
1822; txxvil. 36, p. (App. 540.)———-1823 ; rxxvimr. 42, p. (App. 
523.)}-——1824 5 Lxx1x. 30, p. (App. 567.)——-1825 5 Lxxx. 42, P. 
(App. 669.)——1826 ; Lxxx1. 77, Pp. (App. 417.)———1827 ; Lxxx11. 
156, p. (App. 636.)}——1828 ; Lxxxu. 29, p.(App. 584.)—— 
1829; Lxxxiv. 29, p. (App. 442.}——1830; txxxv. 47, p. (App. 
682.)—1831; Lxxxvi. 234, p. (App. xlii.) 562, p. (App. 978.)—— 
1832; Lxxxvil. 77, Pp. (App. 662.) 206, p. (App. 685. )——1833 ; 
LXXXVIII. 126, Pp. (App. 793.)——-1834; Lxxx1x. 22, p. (App. 668.) 
1835; xc. 58, P. 1836; xc1. 47, P. 1837; xcu. 65, P. 

310. Manner in which the Vote for 1836-37 for Pensions to 
Wounded Officers was applied; Names and Rank of Officers 
and other particulars; Manner in which the Vote for Allowances 
as of His Majesty’s Royal Bounty in the same year was 
expended ; (Ordered, xcu1. 230, but not presented.) 

311. Number of Officers who held the Rank of a General 
Officer in 1792 and 1829; (Ordered, txxxv. 649, but not pre- 
sented.) 

312. Date of the first and every subsequent Commission in the 
Army of every Officer now in command of a Regiment of Cavalry 
of each Class, stating the Regiments in which promoted, periods 
of Actual Service with Regiments, and period of Half Pay in each 
Rank; (Ordered, uxxxvu. 577, but not presented till) txxxviu. 
78, P. 

313. Name and Rank of every Colonel now commanding a 
Regiment; Date of Commission and Appointment to Command ; 
Rank held at the time of appointment, &amp;c.; (Ordered, uxxxviu. 
125, but not presented.) 

314. Number of Officers promoted to the Rank of Lieu- 
tenant-Colonel, with or without Purchase, in each year since 1815, 
distinguishing Cavalry, Infantry, Artillery and Engineers, and 
those promoted in the several Corps of Foot Guards; txxxviit. 
724, P. 

315. Names and Rank of Half-pay Officers who between 1800 
and 1834 took the command of His Majesty’s Troops by virtue of 
any Commission from any General Officer ; (Ordered, txxx1x. 446, 
but not presented.) —«——Similar Return, 1800-1835; xc. 345, p. 


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


Army ; Officers—continued. 


316. Appointments to First Commissions and Promotions in 
the Army, Ensigns, Cornets, Lieutenants, Captains, Majors and 
Lieutenant-Colonels; 1816-1821; txxv1. 289, Pr. (App. 642.)—— 
In 1821 ; Lxxvm. 70. (App. 648.)——1816-1822; Lxxvu. 362, P. 
(App. 644.)——1822-1826 ; (Ordered, uxxx. 594, but not pre- 
sented till) Lxxx1. 126, Pp. 390, P.——1826-1827 ; Lxxx1I. 318, P. 
———1827 5 LXXXIII. 252, P.——1828-1830 ; Lxxxv, 444, P. 

317. Appointments to Commissions in Cavalry and Infantry, 
January 1819, 1820, distinguishing those from the Royal Military 
College; uxxv. 454. (App. 588.)———1819-1821; Lxxvi. 139, P. 
(App. 634.) 

318. Officers who have been appointed to Commissions as 
Cornets and Ensigns in the Army from the Half-pay in 1819 and 
1820 ; Lxxvi. 172, p. (App. 634.) 

319. Appointments to Commissions in Cavalry and Infantry 
since 14 March 1819, and who have subsequently been placed 
upon Half-pay; uxxv. 454, p. (App. 588.)——-1819-1821; Lxxvi. 
139, Pp. (App. 634.) 

320. Appointments to Commissions from the Royal Military 
College; 1821 to 1830; ixxxv. 444, p. 

321. Appointments to First Commissions, 1825-1831; Ap- 
pointments from Half-pay to Full-pay; distinguishing First Com- 
missions from other Ranks; also showing Number of Gentlemen 
Cadets; (Ordered, txxxv1. 799, but not presented.) 

322. Number of Commissions in the Army vacant without 
purchase, in consequence of Deaths, Removals and Resignations, 
between 25 January 1816 and 25 January 1822; distinguishing 
those which have been filled up from Half-pay; txxvit. 361, P. 
(App. 644.}——Between 25 January 1822 and 25 January 1826; 
( Ordered, xxx. 594, but not presented till) txxxt. 126, P. 1826, 
1827; Lxxx1I. 318, P. 1827, 1828; LxxxIl. 252, p.—— 
1828-1830; Lxxxv. 444, P. 

323. Officers holding Brevet Rank higher than their Regi- 
mental Rank; txxxu. 318, Pp. 

324. Officers promoted by Brevet of 12 August 1819; ixxv1. 
289, p. (App. 641.) 

325. Officers inthe Army promoted by Brevet since the Acces- 
sion of His present Majesty; xxxvi. 126, p. (Again ordered, with 
Number who have purchased unattached Commissions, &amp;c. ; 
LXxXxvi. 799, but not presented till) txxxvut. 200, P. 

326. Sale of Commissions in the Cavalry and Infantry, 1816- 
1821; and Appropriation of Produce; txxvi. 289, p. (App. 640.) 

327. Monies received and paid on account of Half-pay, Com- 
missions, &amp;c., 1819-1821; txxvi. 289, p. (App. 639.) 


328. Money received for Commissions that have become vacant, 
1819-1821; Lxxvi. 289, p. (App. 639.) 

329. Authority or Order by which a Sum or Sums of Money 
were first charged for Commissions, &amp;c.; ixxvil, 405, P. 
(App. 648.) 

330. Old and new Prices of Commissions; txxvir. 405, P. 
(App. 645.) 

331. General Order of the Commander-in-Chief (No. 426 of 
1825), authorizing the Sale and Purchase of Retired Full-pay and 
Half-pay Commissions; 1xxx1. 390, p. 

332. Officers who have sold their Retired Full-pay or Half-pay 
Commissions ; Officers who have purchased the said Commissions; 
Officers holding Brevet Rank higher than their Regimental Rank; 
Money received for the Sales of Commissions; itxxx1. 233, p.— 
LXXXII. 318, P.—-LXXXIII, 252, P. (App. 584.) —Lxxxv. 445, P. 

333. Money received from the Sale of Retired Full-pay and 
Half-pay Commissions, under the Orders of April 1825, and the 
way in which the same has been or is to be appropriated; uxxx1. 
390, p.————Under the Orders of 2 May 1825 and 25 April 
1826, since 7 March 1827; txxx1l. 252, p.———Since 1828, 
with an Abstract of the whole Amount received since May 1825; 
Lxxxv. 444, P, 

334. Money received from the Sale of Retired Full-pay and 
Half-pay Commissions under the Orders of 2 May 1825 and 25 
April 1826, and the way in which the same has been or is to be 
appropriated ; Lxxx11. 318, p. 

335. Abstract of the Number of Officers of each Rank who 
have been allowed to sell their Commissions since January 1825 ; 
Number of each Rank on the Accession of his Majesty, distin- 
guishing Full and Half-pay ; Number who received Brevet Rank 
on the Accession of his Majesty; Warrants or Regulations since 
January 1825, giving Promotions; txxxvi. 784. (So much of 
Order as relates to Abstracts, discharged, and another ordered ; 
790.————- Other Orders discharged, and other Returns ordered ; 
799.) 

336. Commissions of each Rank purchased, and the Half or 
Retired Pay cancelled ; stating the years in which purchased, and 








1833 ; LXxXvumi. 277, P. 


Army ; Officers—continued. 
the saving to the Public; uxxxv. 445, p———Up to 1 March 


337. Rates of Pay and Allowances to Officers and Men of the 
Army, in the principal Military and Civil Branches, in 1792 and 
1829, in Classes, stating Dates of Increase or Decrease; ixxxv. 
601, P. 

338. Particulars of the Pay of General Staff Officers, and 
Officers of Hospitals in Great Britain and Ireland, from 1st 
January to 31st March 1832; txxxvu. 76, Pp. (App. 653.)— 
From 1st April 1832 to 31st March 1833; txxxvur. 206, Pp. (App. 
674.)——From Ist April 1833 to 31st March 1834; uxxxvim. 
126, Pp. (App. 779.)——-1834-1835 ; uxxx1x. 22, p. (App. 648.) 
———1835-1836; xc. 58, P.——1836-1837 ; xc1. 46, P.——-1837- 
1838 ; xcrI. 65, P. 

339. Particulars of the Pay of General Staff Officers and 
Officers of Hospitals for Service on Foreign Stations, excepting 
India, from Ist January to 31st March 1832; ixxxvu. 76, Pp. 
From 1st April to 81st March 1833 ; txxxvir. 206, p. (App. 
676.)———From ist April 1833 to 81st March 1884; uxxxviut. 
126, p. (App. 781.)——1834-1835; txxx1x. 22, p. (App. 650.) 
—— 1835-1836; xc. 58, p.———1836-1837 ; xc1. 46, p.——1837- 
18385 xciI. 65, P. 

340. Officers retained as Supernumeraries on Full-pay on the 
strength of the Regiments of Royal Horse and Foot Guards 
belonging to any Troops or Companies that have been reduced 
since 1814; Pay and Allowances that have been issued to Super- 
numerary Officers; and Number of Vacancies that have taken 
place; Lxxx1. 102, p. 

341, Unattached Officers of each Rank on 25th December 
1828, with aggregate Pay received by each Class; Similar 
Return for the year ending 25th June 1830; rxxxvi. 126, p. 

342. Increased Charge of Full-pay, estimated for 1831, occa- 
sioned by the operation of the Warrants of 1830 granting addi- 
tional Pay for length of Service to certain Ranks of Officers ; 
Expense of the Commander-in-Chief’s Office, &amp;c.; ixxxvuir. 
225, P. 

343. Lieutenant Colonels and Majors on Full-pay Abroad and 
at Home, distinguishing the date of their first and each Commis- 
sion, whether receiving a Pension, &amp;c.; (Ordered, uxxxvui. 528, 
but not presented.) 

344. Appointments from Half-pay to Full-pay upon Vacancies, 
not by Exchange, since 31 December 18153 ixxv. 454, Pp. 
1816-1822; .xxvil. 145, P.———By Exchange, 1816-1822; 
LXXvil. 362, p. (App. 644.) 

345. Number of Applications made to the Commander-in- 
Chief from Majors, Captains, and other Officers, to be brought 
from Half-pay to Full-pay, 1816-1821 ; (Ordered, txxvi. 488, but 
not presented.)——-1816-1822 ; Lxxvi1. 362, Pp. (App. 644.) 

346. Names of all General Officers receiving other Allow- 
ances than the regular Army Pay of their Rank; uxxvu. 362, Pp. 
405, P. 

347. Number of Officers of every description in the Army, 
distinguishing those on Full, Retired or Half-pay ; txxvi. 362, p. 
405, P. 

348. Number of Officers of every description in the Army, 
distinguishing those on Full, Retired or Half-pay, or any other 
Military Allowance; also Officers on Foreign Half-pay, &amp;c., the 
Number of each Rank, and the Total of the whole, on the 24th 
December 1821; Lxxvit. 362, P. 








349. Number of Officers on Half-pay and on Full-pay on 25 
March 1822 and 1825, distinguishing the Number in each Rank ; 
(Ordered, uxxx. 594, but not presented.)——1822 and 1826; 
LXXXI. 282, P. 1827; Lxxx1I. 318, P.——1828-1830; Lxxxv. 
444, P. 

350. Number of Officers on the List of the Army on 1 January 
1816 ; of Officers of Disbanded Foreign Corps on 1 January 1816 
and 1827; of Officers of each Rank now on the Half-pay of the 
Army ; with the Number who have been brought from Half-pay 
to Full-pay ; ixxx11. 463, P. 

351. Number of Officers on Full and Half-pay on 25 March 
1822-1829, and on 25 January 1830, and Total of both; ixxxv. 
444, P. 

352. Number of Generals, Lieutenant-Generals and Major- 
Generals unattached ; Number of Officers on Full and Half-pay, 
1814-1831; Lxxxvi. 912, P. 

353. Names and Rank, and yearly Pay, &amp;c., of Military 
Officers holding Civil or Official Situations, distinguishing Half 
and Full Pay ; (Ordered, uxxxvi. 37, but not presented.) 

354. Agency or Charge for paying the Half-pay and Reduced 
Allowance; Lxxvi. 161, rp. (App. 636.) 





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


Army; Officers—continued. 

355. Number of Officers on the Half-pay of the Army in Great 
Britain and Ireland on 25 March 1821; txxvi. 309, p. (App. 
642. )———1822; .xxvil. 362, P. 

356. Nominal Return of all Officers in the Foreign Half-pay 
List; txxvit. 182, P. 

357. Number of Persons receiving Army, Navy, Ordnance or 
Half-pay or Military Pensions who are now in Holy Orders; 
LXXVIl. 73. 137, Pp. 181, P. 

358. Number of Officers on Half-pay of the Regular Army 
who also receive Militia Allowance; Lxxvul. 299.—LxxxvI. 
202, P. 

359. Names and Office or Situation of every Officer, Clerk, 
&amp;c. that has been put on the Half-pay or Retired List, or Persons 
dismissed, from 1 January 1821 to 1 January 1822; Lxxvut. 
290, P. 

360. Warrant issued on the 6 March 1823, from the War 
Office; also, other Warrants issued on 25 September 1812 and 
15 May 1815, relative to receiving Half-pay in Irish Currency, 
&amp;e.; Lxxvitt. 213, p. (App. 977.) 

361. Amounts paid since 10 January 1822 for Half-pay and 
Superannuated Allowances ; Lxxx1. 391, P. In 1826 and 1827 ; 
(Ordered, txxxu1. 28, but not presented.)——Since 10 January 
1826; Lxxxv. 224, Pp. In 1830; txxvi. 475, P. 

362. Number of Officers on the Half-pay of the Army of the 
United Kingdom on 25 March 1822 and 1826, distinguishing the 
Number of Officers in the different Ranks on the Old and New 
Rates of Half-pay ; the Rate of Half-pay of each Class; and an 
Estimate of the whole Charge for one year; (Ordered, txxx. 594, 
but not presented till) txxxt. 232, p. 1 January 1827; Lxxxu. 
318, P. 

363. Officers of the Rank of Major and upwards on the Half- 
pay of his Majesty’s Land Service reduced to Half-pay prior to 25 
June 18143; Lxxxu. 563, P. 

364. Names of Officers added to the Half-pay List of the Army 
since the Accession of his Majesty, as Lieutenant-Colonels and 
Majors ; Lxxxvi. 356, P. 

365. Half-pay Officers employed in any Civil Office paid by 
Government; (Ordered, ixxxvi. 907, but not presented till) 
LXXXVII. 93, Pp. 115, P. 

366. Military Officers receiving Half-pay, and holding Civil 
Appointments ; LXxx1x. 186. 











367. Monies paid from the Half-pay Fund on account of the 
Widows and Relations of Officers; txxvi. 289, Pp. (App. 639.) 

368. Military Officers on Half-pay who have been allowed to 
receive their Half-pay under certain Acts; xc. 203, (Pp. 208.)— 
Xcr. 219, (Pp. 225.)}—xcrl. 223, (Pp. 227.) 

369. Supplementary Estimate of the Charge for augmenting 
the Pay of certain unattached General Officers, 1835-1836; xc. 
278. (Pr. 322. 

370. Number of Officers of each Rank not being on Full-pay 
who have without their consent been struck out of the Army List, 
1815-1836 ; and Number restored; xcr. 106. 

371. Authorities under which certain Officers took the com- 
mand of the King’s Troops at Honduras and Van Diemen’s Land; 
of Major-General Bourke’s Commission as Commander of the 
Forces in New South Wales, and of any Writing under the King’s 
Sign Manual in 1820 relative to the removal of Lieutenant-Colonel 
Bradley from the Army ; (Ordered, xc. 642, but not presented till) 
xc1. 207. (Pp. 214.) 

372. Officers on the Staff in the Offices of the Commander of 
the Forces, the Adjutant-General and Quarter-Master-General, 
including their Offices, Rank in the Army, Regiment, Date of 
Staff Appointment, and Emoluments in the Army in 1835; xc1. 
831, P. 

373. Correspondence between the Secretary at War and Com- 
mander-in-Chief with reference to the removal of Officers from 
Full-pay to Half-pay, if ineligible to be again employed ; also 
General Order respecting Court Martial held at Cork on 25 De- 
cember 1833; Petition from Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Brudenell 
to the King, and Answers; Correspondence with reference to 
Lord Brudenell’s removal from the Command of the 15th Hussars ; 
xcr. 251, P. 

374. Officers having the Army Rank of General, Lieutenant- 
General, Major-General, Colonel and Lieutenant-Colonel, who 
since 1st January 1815 have held Commissions in the Household 
Troops ; other Returns relating to Army Promotions ; (Ordered, 
xct. 502, but not presented.) 

375. Officers who have died, 1831-1836; Diminution of Half- 

y; Number on the List; Promotions by Brevet; Expense 
incurred ; xc1. 590. 








Army ; Officers—continued. 

376. Number of Officers in the Army of each Regimental 
Rank on Full-pay on 25 December 1836, distinguishing Brevet 
Rank; Total Pay for 1836, and several other Returns relating to 
Promotions ; (Ordered, xct1. 156, but not presented.) 


377. List of Lieutenants from the Guards promoted to Lieu- 
tenant-Colonelcies and Command of Regiments of the Line, with- 
out having served as Regimental Captains or Majors; (Ordered, 
xcll. 158, but not presented.) 


378. Number of Officers who have availed themselves of un- 
attached Promotion by Regulations of 25 April 1836; those who 
have since sold out, and returned to Full-pay; Ranks which the 
latter now hold; (Ordered, xcu. 158, but not presented.) 


379. Number of Officers on Full, Half and Retired Pay on 
1 January 1814, 1 July 1831 and 1 January 1837, in Classes; 
(Ordered, xcu. 179, but not presented.) 


Offices :—See infra, 4243, ke. 
Ophthalmia : 


380. Number of Soldiers receiving Pensions on account of 
Blindness; txxv. 466. 


381. Particular and detailed Account of the Expense of the 
Ophthalmic Establishment; txxvi. 289. 


Orange Societies : 

382. Orders issued by the Commander of the Forces, 1820- 
1835, forbidding the formation of Orange Societies or other Secret 
or exclusive Societies in the Army, and Correspondence thereon ; 
xc. 469, P. 


Ordnance : 

383. Estimate of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for 
Land Service; For 1820; txxv. 232, p. (App. 541.}——1821; 
LXxvI. 79, Pp. (App. 565.)——1822; Lxxvul. 42, p. (App. 568.) 

1823; Lxxvin. 82, p. (App. 540.)}——1824; Lxxix. 28, P. 
(App. 620.)——-1825 ; xxx. 70, p. (App. 726.) 


384. Estimate of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for 
Land and Sea Service; For 1826; txxxr. 37, vp. (App. 477.}—— 
For 1827; txxxu. 145, p. (App. 688.)——For 1828; Lxxx11. 58, 
p. (App. 636.)——For 1829; ixxxiv. 42, p. (App. 495.)——For 
1830; Lxxxv. 143, P. For 1831; txxxvi. 279, ep. (App. xciv.) 
562, p. (App. 986.)——- Ordered, For 1832; txxxvu. 17. For 
1833; LXxxvin. 43. For 1834; ixxxrx. 17. For 1835; 
xc. 40. For 1836; xct. 16. For 1837; xcu. 25. 

[N.B. The Six last Returns were presented with the annual 
Ordnance Estimates. See infra, 389, 390.] 

385. Estimate of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance on ac- 
count of Allowances to Superannuated, Retired and Half-pay 
Officers; For 1820; txxv. 232, p. (App. 547.)——-1821 ; Lxxvu. 
79, P. (App. 571.)}——-1822 5 Lxxvut. 42, p. (App. 584.)——1828 ; 
LXXVIII. 82, P. 1824; Lxxix. 28, p. (App. 618.) 


386. Estimate of Allowances, Compensations and Emoluments 
in the nature of Superannuated or Retired Allowances to Persons 
late belonging to the Office of Ordnance, and of Widows’ Pen- 
sions; For 1821; uxxvi. 79, Pp. (App. 571.)——1822; txxvu. 42, 
p. (App. 584.) 


387. Estimate for the Office of Ordnance, from 1 January to 
31 March 1832; txxxvi. 93, P. 


388. Estimate of the Charge of the Ordnance Department, 
1832-1833; Lxxxvil. 100, Pp. (App. 768.) 


389. Estimate of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for the 
Superannuated Military and Civil Allowances, from 1 January to 
81 March 1832; and of Retired Allowances granted since the last 
Estimate presented to Parliament; txxxvu. 114, Pp. (App. 767.) 
——1832-1833; .Lxxxvil. 169, Pp. (App. 787.)———Supple- 
mentary Estimate 1832; Ltxxxvul. 461, p. (App. 788.) 


390. Estimate of the Office of Ordnance (including Super- 
annuated Allowances) for 1833-34, with Comparative Abstract of 
the Estimate 1833-34 with 1832-33; txxxvuit. 61, Pp. (App. 855.) 
———-Supplementary Estimate 1833-34; txxxvuil. 277, p.(App. 
871.)——-For 1834-35, with Comparative Abstract 1834-35 with 
1833-34; Lxxxix. 36, p. (App. 716.)}——For 1835-36 (including 
Commissariat Supplies), with Comparative Abstract 1835-36 with 
1834-35; xc. 103, p.——For 1836-37, with Comparative Ab- 
stract 1836-37 with 1835-36; xc1. 21, p.——For 1837-38, with 
Comparative Abstract 1837-38 with 1836-37 ; xcr1. 29, P. 

391. Balance remaining unpaid on 1 January 1831, upon 
each of the Grants of Parliament for Ordnance Services; and 
Balance in the Treasurer’s hands on 1 January 1831; LXxxvi. 
770, P. 


























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


Army; Ordnance—continued. 

392. Amount of Salary, Gratuity and Allowances to each 
Officer in the Civil Department.of the Ordnance in 1796; Lxxvi. 
175, P. j 

3093. Actual Expenditure of the Ordnance, extracted from 
the Expense Ledger in the Office of Ordnance, to be annually laid 
before the House before 15 April in each year; (Ordered, ixxv1. 
83.) 

394. Pensions, Allowances, Compensations and Emoluments, 
in the nature of Superannuated or Retired Allowances, granted 
agreeably to 50 Geo. III. c. 17, to Persons lately belonging to 
the Ordnance; Lxxvi. 171, P. 

395. Establishments of the Office of Ordnance at the Tower 
and Pall Mall, and of the several other Departments of the 
Ordnance, for 1821 ; also Number of Ordnance Vessels employed, 
Officers and Men of the late Ordnance Military Corps, and Pen- 
sions, for 1820; Lxxvi. 161, Pp. 171, P. 

396. Civil Establishments of the Storekeepers and other De- 
partments of the Ordnance in Dublin for 1821, and of the several 
other Establishments of the Ordnance in Ireland; txxvi. 161, P. 

397. Old Stores sold by or under the authority of the Board 
of Ordnance in 1815 to 1820; Lxxvi. 253, Pp. 330, P. 

398. Charge of £.7,000 in the Ordnance Estimates for Rent 
and Taxes of Premises held by the Ordnance throughout Ireland; 
Lxxvi. 161, P. 

399. Sums paid for purchase of Lands at Ballincollig for the 
Powder Manufactory ; txxvi. 161, P. 

400. Sums received by the Ordnance, on account of the pro- 
duce of the Lands of Ballincollig, &amp;c., 1814-1821; txxvi. 161, P. 
222, P. 

401. Clerks or others admitted to any Office in the Civil 
Department of the Ordnance since 1816; Lxxvi. 175, P. 

402. Clerks or others whose first Appointment has taken place 
to any Office in the Civil Department of the Ordnance since 
January 1816; Lxxvi. 320, P. 

403. Assistant Clerks in the Ordnance Department in Great 
Britain, Ireland and the Colonies; txxv1. 171, P. 

404. Appointments, Civil and Military, and Salaries, under 
the sanction of the Master General and Board, not provided for 
in the Establishment ; txxvi. 182, p. 

405. Detailed Account of the manner in which £.9,000 is to 
be paid for House Rent, per King’s Warrants, as stated in Esti- 
mates for 1821; txxvi. 161, P. 

406. Amount of the Civil Fund of the Ordnance Department; 
LXXVI. 341, P. 

407. Number of Warrant Officers, Seamen and Boys in the 
Ordinary of the Navy, in the Fourteen Ordnance Floating Maga- 
zines; LXxvi. 241, P. 

408. Expense of purchasing the Ground and Buildings at 
Enfield and Lewisham for the Armoury Mills; (Ordered, uxxv1. 
368, but not presented.) 

409. Return, stating how the Money received by the Office of 
Ordnance in 1821 has been expended ; txxvit. 323, p. (App. 585.) 
——In 1822; txxvi. 386, p. (App. 559.) 

410. Manner in which £. 35,000, voted in the Ordnance Esti- 
mates for 1821, for Charges incident to the Tower, &amp;c. was 
expended; Lxxvit. 435, P. 

411. Manner in which £.15,000 for furnishing Beds, Bed- 
steads, &amp;c. was expended; Lxxvil. 358, P. 

412. Manner in which £.40,000 for Stores was expended; 
LXXVIl. 437, P. 

413. Manner in which £.15,500 on account of Contingencies 
for Military Corps was expended; txxvul. 435, P. 

414. Particulars of the several Sums estimated in the Ex- 
traordinaries in the Ordnance, for 1822, under the heads of 
Repairs and Current Services; Ltxxvil. 324, P. 

415. Number of Persons to whom £.14,355. 13. 9. charged in 
the Estimates of the Ordnance for 1822, under the head of Clerks 
of Works, &amp;c. is to be paid; Lxxvu1. 324, P. 

416. List of all the Houses, Apartments or Cottages belonging 
to the Ordnance; Lxxvu. 481, P. 

417. Total Expenses incurred by the Ordnance for Rent; 
Lxxvil. 481, P. 

418. Persons in the Civil and Military Departments of the 
Ordnance, in Great Britain, who hold two or more Commissions ; 
LXXVIII. 93, P. : 

419. Prices of certain Articles contracted for by the. Board of 
Ordnance; Lxxviit. 380, p. (App. 628.) 

420. Number of Officers and Clerks whose first Appointment 
has taken place in the Civil Department of the Ordnance since 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Army; Ordnance—continued. 
16 March 1821; Officers and Clerks admitted from Half-pay or 
Retired List since 14 March 1821; Ordnance Vessels employed 
as Floating Magazines ; manner in which the amount of £.22,000 
credited in the Ordnance Estimates for 1824 was made up; Simi- 
lar Account for £.4,615 credited in Ordnance Estimates for 1824; 
Lxxx. 591, P. 

421. Total Quantity of Ordnance Stores exported from the 
United Kingdom to Foreign Parts in each year since 80 Septem- 
ber 1825; Lxxxu1. 501, P. 

422. Number of Contracts now existing for Supplies for the 
Ordnance, stating the Date of each; txxxv. 240, p. 

423. Rates of Pay and Allowances to Officers and Men of the 
Ordnance in the principal Military and Civil Branches, in 1792 
and 1829, in Classes, stating the Dates of any Increase or De- 
crease; LXxxv. 653, P. 

424. Officers promoted by Brevet since the Accession of His 
present Majesty; txxxvi. 126, P.; LXxxvul. 180, P. 

425. Profit and Loss on each of the Manufactories of Smail 
Arms, Powder, and of any other Article manufactured under the 
Board of Ordnance in 1829; txxxv. 612, Pp. 

426. Expenses incurred in the erection of the Royal Manu- 
factory of Small Arms at Enfield, and for the Extensions and 
Improvement of the same, 1812-1830; also, Sums paid for 
Superannuations and Retired Allowances or Pensions to Persons 
who have been on the said Establishment; uxxxv. 612, p. 

427. Letter from the Secretary to the Board of Ordnance, 
dated 28 September 1831, requesting authority for repairing the 
Floors of the Magazine at Priddy’s Hard ; with Treasury Minute; 
LXXXxvI. 900, P. 

428. Creation of any new Office in the Colonies by the 
Ordnance Department in 1835, the Salary of which exceeds 
£.200 per annum ; xc. 24. 

429. Number of Ordnance Storekeepers and Stations in 1797, 
and the Expense incurred, and Sums voted and expended in the 
purchase of Stores in each year since 1828; (Ordered, xc. 378, 
but not presented.) 

430. Quantity of Gunpowder manufactured and regenerated 
at the Government Powder Works, 1828-1835; Establishment 
and Expenses incurred at Waltham Abbey in 1834; Quantity of 
Powder sold, 1828-1835; xc. 434. (P. 658.) 570. (P. 658.) 659, P. 

431. Returns relative to Lease of Premises in Tooley Street, 
lately occupied by the Ordnance Store Department, and Expense 
of adapting the Premises to public business; estimated and actual 
Expense of adapting Premises in the Tower for the Store Depart- 
ment, and other Returns; xc1. 824. (p. 842.) 

432. Regimental Officers of the Ordnance Corps employed 
on Colonial and Foreign Duty, as well as Home Service, for 
December 1836; xcu. 154. (P. 177.) 

433. Manner in which the Sum voted for the Charge of 
Ordnance Superannuations, Pensions, &amp;c. in 1836-37 was ex- 
pended, with other particulars; xc11. 337, Pp. 343. 

434. Officers of the Navy who have formed a part of the 
Board of Ordnance, 1793-1837 ; xcu1. 521, P. (568.) 


Paymaster-General’s Office : 
435. Receipts and Expenditure of the Paymaster-General’s 
Office, from 1 January 1832 to 31 March 1833; uxxxvu. 311, Pp. 
See infra, 4418, kc. 


Pensions : 

436. Estimate of the Charge of Pensions to Widows of Officers 
of the Land Forces and Marines; For 1820; ixxv. 176, p. (App. 
525.)}——1821 ; Lxxvi. 82, p. (App. 547.)——1822 5 tx xvil. 36, P. 
(App. 542.)——1823; uxxvur. 42, Pp. (App. 525.)}-——1824; 
LxxIx. 30, P. (App. 568.)——-1825; Lxxx. 43, p. (App. 671.)}—— 
1826; Lxxx. 77, Pp. (App. 419.) ——1827; Lxxxu. 156, Pp. (App. 
638.)——1828 5 Lxxxu1I. 29, Pp. (App. 586.)}——-1829; LxxxIv. 
29, p. (App. 444.)——-1830; txxxv. 47, p. (App. 683.)———1831 ; 
LXXXVI. 234, p. (App. xlii.) 562, p. (App. 978.)———-1832 ; Lxxxvi1. 
77, Pp. (App. 663.) 206, Pp. (App. 686.)——-1833 ; LxxxvilI. 126, P. 
(App. 793.}-——1834; Lxxxrx. 22, p. (App. 669.)——1835; xc. 
58, P. 1836; xcI. 47, P. 1837; xcu. 65, P. 

437. Officers of the Army of every Class who received Pen- 
sions for loss of Limbs or for Wounds; txxvut. 187, P. 

438. Pensions to Wounded Foreign Officers and Widows of 
Foreign Officers; Lxxxu1. 563, P. 

439. Royal Warrant, dated 7 February 1833, for revising the 
Warrant of his late Majesty, dated 14 November 1829, for grant- 
ing Pensions, Allowances and Relief to Soldiers on their dis- 
charge from the Army as wounded, &amp;c.; Lxxxvuit. 126, P, 

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ACCOUNTS AND -PAPERS—continued. 





I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Army—continued. Army; Royal Military College—continued. 


Recruiting and Contingencies : 

440, State of the Charge of Recruiting and Contingencies for 
Land Forces; For 1820; uxxv. 175, Pp. (App. 504-508.)—— 
1821; rxxvi. 82, Pp. (App. 528-531.)———-1822; Lxxvil. 36, P. 
(App. 522-526.)———1823; txxviu. 42, p. (App. 507-510.)—— 
1824; LxxIx. 29, Pp. (App. 551.}——1825; Lxxx. 42. (App. 
654-657.) ——-1826 ; Lx x x1. 77, P.(App. 404.)——1827 5 LX XXII. 
156, Pp. (App. 621-4.) ——1828 ; Lxxx111. 29, p. (App. 570.)—— 
1829; Lxxxiv. 28, Pp. (App. 428.)}——1830; Lxxxv. 47, P. 
(App. 667-670.)——1831; Lxxxvi. 233, Pp. (App. xxix.—xxxi.) 
562, Pp. (App. 965. 967.)——1832; Lxxxvit. 76, Pp. (App. 647.) 
205, p. (App. 670.1833; Lxxxvu. 125, p. (App. 774-777.) 
——1834; txxxrx. 22, p. (App. 644.)——-1835; xc. 58, P. 

441. Statement referred to in the Estimate of the Recruiting 
Troops and Companies of Regiments in India; .xxvi. 82, P. 
(App. 540.)—zxxvi1. 36, p. (App. 535.) 

442. Number of Recruits raised for the Land Forces in Great 
Britain and Ireland, from 25 October 1818-1819; txxv. 441. 

443. Number of Recruits raised for the Regular Army in 
1820; txxvi. 124, p. (App. 632.)——In 1826; Lxxx1I. 236, P. 

444. Number of Recruiting Districts in the United Kingdom; 
Number of Staff Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, &amp;c. in 
each District; Number of Recruits raised; and Total Annual 
Expense, 1828-1831; (Ordered, uxxxvi. 897, but not presented 
till) txxxvu. 361, P. 

See infra, 851, 852. 


Royal Military Academy at Woolwich : 
445. Officers and Professors; Cadets on 1st January 1816; 
Estimate of Expense of Buildings, 1816-1830; txxxv. 612, P. 
446. Number of Cadets in Woolwich Academy, 1827-36; 
Number who have obtained Commissions in the Artillery as 
Engineers; xc. 434. (Pp. 569.) 


Royal Military Asylum : 
447. Estimate of the Expense of the Royal Military Asylum 

at Chelsea; For 1820; uxxv. 176, p. (App. 524.)——1821; 

LXxvi. 82, Pp. (App. 546.}——1822; txxvir. 36, P. (App. 542.) 
1823; itxxvul. 42, Pp. (App. 525.)——1824; Lxx1x. 30, P. 
(App. 568.)——-1825 ; txxx. 43, p. (App. 671.)———1826 5 Lxxx1. 
77, P. (App. 419.}-——1827; Lxxxil. 156, p. (App. 638.)}—— 
1828 ; Lxxx111. 29, p. (App. 586.)——-1829 ; Lxxxrv. 29, Pp. (App. 
444.)——-1830; .xxxv. 48, p. (App. 683.)}——1831; Lxxxv1. 
233, p. (App. xxxix.) 562. (App. 975.) And Hibernian 
Military School; 1832; txxxvu. 76, Pp. (App. 658.) 206, P. 
(App. 681.)——1833; txxxvim1. 126, p. (App. 789.)——1834 ; 
LXXxIx. 22, p. (App. 657.}——1835; xc. 58, P. 1836; xct. 
47, P. 1837; xcir. 65, P. 

448. General Disbursements of the Royal Military Asylums 
at Chelsea, Isle of Wight and Southampton; 1828-1836; itxxxv1. 
703, P. 

449. Total Expense to the Public of the same, and the Hiber- 
nian School, since their establishment to 31st December 1830 ; 
(Ordered, txxxv1. 923, but not presented.) 

450. Total Exjense to the Public of the Royal Military 
Asylums at Chelsea, Isle of Wight, Southampton, Hibernian 
School, &amp;c. since their first establishment to 31st December 1830; 
Number of Recruits furnished by them; txxxvu. 44, pP. 

451. Establishment of the Royal Military Asylum at Chelsea, 
1833-1834; LxxxIx. 207, P. 

See infra, 5856. 


Royal Military College: 

452. Estimate of the Charge of the Royal Military College; 
For 1820; uxxv. 199, p. (App. 516.)——1821; Lxxvi. 88, P. 
(App. 540.)——-1822 ; txxvu. 36, Pp. (App. 535-537.)——1823 ; 
Lxxvitl. 42, p. (App. 518.)}——1824; Lxxix. 29, p. (App. 562.) 
——1825; .xxx. 42, p. (App. 666.)——1826; LxxxI. 77, P. 
(App. 414.) 1827; Lxxxu. 156, Pp. (App. 633.) 1828 ; 
LXxxitl. 29, P. (App. 681.)}——-1829 ; Lxxxiv. 29, Pp. (App. 439.) 

1830; txxxv. 47, Pp. (App. 679.)———-1831; LXxxvi. 233, P. 
(App. xxxvii.) 562. (App. 973.)}———1832; txxxvu. 76, p. (App. 
656.) 206, p. (App. 679.)}——1833 ; LxxxvulI. 126, p. (App. 788.) 
——1834; Lxxxix. 22, p. (App. 656.)———-1835; xc. 58, P.—— 
1886; xcI. 47, P. 1837; xcit. 65, P. 

453. Sums of Money expended for building and repairing 
the Royal Military College; uxxvu. 90, p. (App. 588.) 

454. Number of Gentlemen appointed from 1821-1830; 
Average Number of Cadets, and Total Expense of the College ; 
LXXXv. 444, P. 

455. Particulars of Expense from Ist January to 31st March 


























"18325; Lxxxvul. 76, p. (App. 657.)}——From Ist April 1832 to 


3ist March 1833; uxxxvit. 206, p. (App. 680.)——1833-34; 
LXXXvIII. 126, p. (App. 788.)——1834—35 ; LXXxIx. 22, Pp, (App. 
656.)——1835-36 ; xc. 58, P. 


Side Arms Assaults: 

456. Cases reported of Assaults by Privates with their Side 
Arms, July 1834-1835; Number of Convictions; (Ordered, xc. 
464, but not presented.) 


Storeheeper-General and Stores : 

457. Establishment of the Storekeeper-General Abroad and at 
Home, including Conductors, on 1 May 1820; .xxv. 362. 
(Pp. 364.) (App. 589.)————-Total’ Expenses 1819-1820; uxxv. 
362. (p. 364.) (App. 591.) 

458. Current Proceeds of the Sales made of Old and New 
Stores; txxv. 362. (p. 364.) (App. 591.) 

459. Horse Harness, &amp;c. and Collar-makers’ Materials now in 
store at Woolwich and other places, and Articles sold since 31st 
December 18143 ixxxviil. 571, P. 

460. Returns, from the Tooley-street Stores, of all Accoutre- 
ments that were in store when the Storekeeper-General’s Depart- 
ment was transferred to the Ordnance, and of those purchased 
since that period ; txxxvil. 571, P. 


Superannuations : 

461. Estimate of Charge of Allowances, Compensations and 
Emoluments in the Nature of Superannuated or Retired Allow- 
ances to Persons belonging to Public Departments; For 1820 ; 
LXxv. 176, Pp. (App. 526.)——-1821; txxvi. 88, Pp. (App. 548.) 

1822; uxxvir. 36, Pp. (App. 543.)——-1823; Lxxviit. 42, p. 
(App. 526.)——1824; txx1x. 30, Pp. (App. 569.)——-1825 ; txxx. 
43, p. (App. 672.)——-1826; txxx1. 77, Pp. (App. 420.)———1827; 
LXXxII. 156, p. (App. 639.)——1828 ; Lxxxu1I. 29, Pp. (App. 587.) 
1829; uxxxiv. 29, p. (App. 445.)}———1830; Lxxxv. 47, P. 
(App. 684.)——1831; uLxxxvi. 234, p. (App. xliii.)—562, Pp. 
(App. 980.)——-1832 ; Lxxxvi1. 77, Pp. (App. 665.) —206, p. (App. 
688.)——-1833 ; Lxxxvill. 126, p. (App. 796.}———1834; Lxxxrx. 
22, p. (App. 671.)——-1835; xc. 58, P. 1836; xcI. 47, P. 
1837; xctl. 65, P. 


462. Persons who have belonged to the Public Civil Depart- 
ments connected with the Army, and who receive Superannuated 
Allowances; Lxxvi. 197, Pp. 213, Pp. 














Supplies :—See infra, 5963, &amp;c. 


Temperance Societies : 

463. Orders issued by Military Authorities in Ireland, since 
1829, forbidding the formation of Temperance Societies in Regi- 
ments, or dissolving them when formed; (Ordered, txxx1x. 540, 
but not presented.) 


Unclaimed Prize Money : 
464. Account of the Deputy Treasurer of the Royal Hospital 
at Chelsea, of Unclaimed Prize Money; For 1820; txxy. 134. 
(p. 163.) (App. 592.}——1821; ixxvi. 120. (Pp. 145.) (App. 
632.)——-1822;  Lxxvil. 82. (Pp. 93.)——1823; Lxxviml. 70, P. 
1824; LxxIx. 94, P. 1825; Lxxx. 106. (App. 960.)—— 
1826; Lxxxi. 90. 1827; Lxxxi. 217, Pp. (App. 915.)—— 
1828; LxxxuII. 80, P. 1829; LXxxIV. 62, P. 1830 5 LXxxv. 92. 
1831; LXxxviI. 265, P. 18325 LXXxxvil. 73. 1833 ; 
LXXxvilI. 137. 1834; Lxxxix. 44. 1835; xc. 228. 
1836; xct. 194. (P. 214.) 



































Veteran Battalhons: 
465. Estimate of the Charge of Three Royal Veteran Battalions 

in Ireland; For 1822; uxxvir. 36, p. (App. 546.)——1823; 

Lxxvil. 42, Pp. (App. 530.)——1824; txxix. 30, Pp. (App. 573.) 
1825; Lxxx. 43, Pp. (App. 675.)}——1826; LxxxI. 77, P. 
(App. 423.) 

466. Estimate of the Charge of the Royal Veteran Battalions, 
and of Six Companies of the Royal African Corps, from 26 De- 
cember 1820; txxvi. 99, p. (App. 550.) 

467. Number of Officers and Men attached to one of the Ve- 
teran Battalions in 1820 ; (Ordered, uxxvi. 153, but not presented.) 

468. Number of Officers who have been transferred from the 
Full and Half Pay to the Veteran Corps; Lxxvi. 139, Pp. 





Volunteers :—See infra, 6285, &amp;c. 


West Indies : 
469. Number of Troops stationed in the West Indies, and 
Number of Deaths which have occurred since June 1810; 
(Ordered, txxx1v. 361, but not presented.) 


Yeomanry :—See infra, 6570, &amp;c.; also, Key to Army. 











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


Army, Navy and Ordnance Pay Offices :—See infra, 4418. 


Arrears and Balances : 

470. Account of Arrears and Balances due from the several 
Public Departments ; 1820; rxxv. 126, P. 18213; Lxxvi. 206. 
—1822; LXxviI. 138. 1823; Lxxvil1. 168, P. 263, Pp. 
1824; LXxIx. 152, P. 307, P. 1825; Lxxx. 187, P. 1826 ; 
LxxxI. 185, P.——-1827 5 LXxXIl. 354, P. 1828 5; LXxx1II. 163, P. 
183, P. 1829; LxxxIv. 163, P. 18303 Lxxxv. 224, Pp. 
1831 ; LXxxvI. 432, P. 1832 5 LXxxvil. 213. 1833 5 LXXXvIII. 
206.——1834; LxxxIx. 161.——1835; xc. 163.——1836; xc1. 
207.——-1837 5 xc1I. 2038. 



































Arrests :-—See infra, 2021, &amp;c. 
Arthur, Lieutenant Governor :—See infra, 5451, &amp;c. 6260, &amp;c. 


Articles of Clerkship: 

471. Number of Articles of Clerkship filed in the Court of 
King’s Bench in each year, from the first day of Easter Term 1819 
to the first day of Easter Term 1833, distinguishing those of 
University Graduates; Lxxxvull. 457, P. 


Arts: 
472. Communications to and from Ministers abroad, respecting 
encouragement given to the cultivation of the Arts in Foreign 
Countries; xc1. 38. 87. 502. 613.—xc1I. 467. 512. 


Arundel Borough : 
473. Letter written on 24 September 1831 by the Returning 
Officer of Arundel to the Commissioners appointed to determine 
the Boundaries of that Borough ; txxxvu. 369, P. 


Arundel Port : 
474. Report and Account of the Commissioners; 1826; 
Lxxx1. 5.——1827 5 Lxxxl. 170. 1828; Lxxxi1l. 46. 1829; 























LXxxIv. 90. 1830; Lxxxv. 57. 18315 Lxxxvi. 248. 
1832; Lxxxvil. 199. 18335; LXXXxvIII. 103. 18345 LXXXIX. 
208. 1835; xc. 49.———-1836; xcI. 264.———-1837 ; xc11. 141. 





Asaph, St., and Bangor Dioceses : 
475. Remonstrances made to the Church Commissioners, 
respecting the Union of the Sees and Abstraction of Welsh Tithes ; 
xcil. 85. (P. 106.) 170. (P. 177.) 


Ashes : 
476. Duty paid at the Customs, &amp;c. on Ashes imported from 
Russia; Lxxvitl. 424, p. 453, p. 
477. Quantity imported from the British Possessions in 
America in 1822 and 1825; Lxxx1. 356, Pp. 
See infra, 3109. 6053. 


Assaults : 
478. Cases of Felony or Assault tried at the last Quarter 
Sessions in England and Wales, in which Costs have been allowed ; 
February 1831; Lxxxvi. 209, P. 


Assay Offices : 
479. Places in the United Kingdom in which Offices are 
established for assaying Gold and Silver Plate; Duty paid by 
each Office ; 1834-1837 ; xcr1. 280. (P. 302.) 


Assemblies, Unlawful :— See infra, 4822. 
Assembly, General, Scotland :—See infra, 1184. 


Assessed Taxes : 

480. Gross and Net Amount received under each head of 
Assessed Taxes, separating Great Britain from Ireland; txxvi1. 
397, P. 404, Pp. 436. (App. 934. 936.) 

481. Arrears of Duties under the head of Assessed Taxes in 
Great Britain which remained due or outstanding on 5 January 
1818-1822; txxvul. 155, p. (App. 911.) 

482. Gross Receipt and Net Produce of the Revenue of 
Assessed Taxes in Great Baitain in each year, from 5 January 
1815 to 5 January 1825; uxxx1. 349, P. 


483. Gross Receipt of Assessed Taxes in 1828; txxxiv. 351. 
(P. 362.) 


484. Report of the Receiver General of Assessed Taxes for 


the Districts of Bromley, Blackheath and Dartford, on Net 
Produce of Assessed Taxes, 1814-1816; Lxxvi. 113. 


485. Amount, distinguishing House and Window Tax, from 
Manchester and Salford, Birmingham, Leeds and Sheffield, 1822- 
1827; Lxxxil. 564, P. 

486. Assessments and Duties paid for 1821, on each Article 
separately, under the direction of the Commissioners of Taxes 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Assessed Taxes—continued. 


(except for Houses and Windows) ; also, Assessments, Amount of 
Duties and Numbers for Carriages, Servants and Horses, sepa- 
rating each; Similar Account for Ireland ; txxvit. 72, P. 

487. Yearly Produce of Duties on certain Articles therein 
enumerated, from 1791; Lxxxv. 491, P. 

488. Gross and Net Amount of all Assessed Taxes payable 
in Ireland (except the Window and Hearth Tax); txxvu. 436. 
(Pp. 444.) 

489. Amount of Assessed Taxes collected in Ireland, 1808- 
1820; with the Amount of Incidents and Salaries of Officers; 
LXXVI. 410. (Pp. 430.) (App. 1288.) 

490. Arrears of Duties, under the head of Assessed Taxes, in 
Treland, which remained due or outstanding on 5 January 1818- 
1822; txxvut. 145. (App. 915.) 


491. Amount of Duties levied in Ireland on Hearths, Windows 
and Houses; 1822-1829; txxxiv. 351. (Pp. 362.) 

492. Money in the hands of each Collector of Assessed Taxes 
in the United Kingdom upon the first of each Month, 1830-1831 ; 
(Ordered, txxxvi. 922, but not presented.) 

493. Monies received in 1827 for and in respect of Issues 
levied upon the Collectors of Assessed Taxes; ixxxtu1. 12, Pp. 


494. Amount of Per-centage allowed to Surveyors of Assessed 
Taxes on Increases made by them to the Revenue, 1828-1833 ; 
LXXxvill. 409. (P. 419.) 

495. Arrears of Assessed Taxes due, and not collected, within 
the Cities of London and Westminster, on 1 January 1821 ; 
Ordered, txxvi. 16. (Order for this Account discharged, and 
another Account ordered, 92; presented, 175, P.) 

496. Number of Letters addressed by the Solicitor to the 
Board of Taxes to Persons who were in arrears of their Assessed 
Taxes in 1828 and 1829, stating the Charge made to each; txxxv. 
191, P. 

497. Number of Writs issued by the Solicitor to the Board of 
Taxes against Persons in arrear of their Assessed Taxes in the 
County of Middlesex in 1829, stating the Number of Executions 
on such Processes, &amp;c.; Ltxxxv. 191, P. 

498. Number of Persons against whom Proceedings have 
been taken by the Solicitor of Stamps and Taxes; and other 
Returns, 1830-1834; xc. 214, Pp. 


499. Number of Persons who have compounded for their 
Assessed Taxes; txxxv. 637, Pp. 


500. Gross Amount paid by Persons compounding for their 
Assessed Taxes under Acts 59 Geo. III., 1 &amp; 2, 5 &amp; 7 Geo. IV., 
1821-1831; Lxxxvil. 158, P. 

501. Number of Persons compounding for their Assessed 
Taxes in 1820, 1825 and 1830; Amount paid for Composition ; 
LXXXIX. 45. (P. 579.) 


502. Return of Cases stated and signed by the Commissioners 
in England and Scotland relative to Assessed Taxes ; In 
England :—1824 ; txx1x. 78, P. 1825; Lxxx. 105, P. 1826; 
LXXXI. 33, P. 1827; LXXXII. 37, P. 1828; Lxxx111. 30, P. 
400, P. 1829; LxxxIv. 30, P. 1830; LxXxxv. 33, P. 
1831; LXxxVI. 23, P. 210, P. 605, P. 723, P. 18325; LXXXVII. 
50, Pp. 491, P. 1833 5 LXXXVIII. 31, P. 523, P. 18345; LXxxIx. 
34, P. 462, P.———_1835 5 xc. 34. 429. 1836; xc1. 22. 1837 ; 
xcu. 37.———In Scotland :—1824; uxx1x. 34, P. 1825 ; 
Lxxx. 105, P. 18265 LXxxI. 78, P. 1827; Lxxx1l. 106, P. 
1828; Lxxxl. 59, P. 1829; LxxxIv. 79, P. 1831 ; 
LXXXVI. 105, P. 614, P.—1832; LXXxxvII. 36, P. 1833; LXXXVIII. 
133, P. 1834; LXxxIx. 34, 1835; xc. 79.——1836; xcI. 
65. 1837; xc. 71. 

503. Number of Surcharges on the Assessed Taxes since 
5 April 1819; uxxv. 458. 485. (App. 698.}——Since 5 April 
1820; Lxxvi. 309, P. 494, P. 

504. Number of Surcharges for Assessed Taxes in 1823 and 
1824; also, Amount received by each Surveyor on account of such 
Surcharges; Lxxx. 477, P. 

505. Number of Surcharges for Assessed Taxes made by each 
Surveyor in 1827 and 1828; ixxxiv. 380. 

506. Circulars issued by the Board of Taxes for the Conduct 
of the Surveyors in 1827 and 1828, respecting Re-assessments and 
Surcharges; Lxxxtv. 380. 


507. Number of Surcharges and Amount of Duty obtained 
by the Exchequer from all Increase or Surcharge of Assessed 
Taxes, 1828-1830; Lxxxv. 376. (Pp. 387.) 

508. Gross Amount of the Number of Surcharges under the 
Assessed Taxes, 1820-1830; txxxv. 560, P. Number of Sur- 
charges for the House and Window Taxes in London and 
Middlesex in 1832-1833; Lxxxvutl. 519, P. 










































































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Assessed Taxes—eontinued. 

509. Amount paid on all Houses rated at the yearly value of 
£.10 in Great Britain, and the Number of Surcharges on Houses 
so rated, 1832-1833; Lxxxviti. 468, P. 

510. Number of Surcharges under the Assessed Taxes and 
House and Window Taxes, 1830-1835; xc1. 407. (P. 427.) 

See infra, 998. 1923. 2244. 2943. 3055, &amp;e. 3148. 3357, &amp;e. 
4299. 4350. 4399, &amp;c. 4936, &amp;c. 4981, &amp;c. 6417, ke. 


Assistant Barristers :—See infra, 711-715. 1750. 


‘Assizes : 
511. Return of all Places where Assizes and Quarter Sessions 
are held; itxxxvitt. 621. 


512. Number of Petitions or Memorials addressed to the 
Privy Council, or to His Majesty’s Government, praying for the 
alteration or removal of Assizes; LXxxIXx. 149, P. 

See infra, 1806, &amp;c. 


Assizes, Ireland : 
513. Number of Persons for Trial at the Spring Assizes 1833, 
in the Counties of Monaghan, Armagh, Antrim and Down, and 
how disposed of; Lxxxviu. 496, P. 


Assize of Bread : 

514. Average Price at which the Quartern Loaf was sold in 
the City of London, according to the Assize of Bread in’ each 
year, from 1788, distinguishing each sort; txxx1x. 90. (P. 101.) 

515. Several Places in England where an Assize of Bread is 
set, and Convictions under the Statutes relative thereto, since 
1 June 1833, beyond Ten Miles from the City of London; uxxxrx. 
592.—xc. 198, P. 


Assize, Clerks of :—See infra, 1268. 


Athlone Bridge : 


516. Survey made of the Bridge at Athlone, together with 
the Plan for erecting a new one, and an Estimate of the Expense ; 
(Ordered, txxxvi. 463, but not presented.) 


Athlone Corporation : 
517. Total Amount of Property, Estates or Monies vested in 
or at the disposal of the Corporation of Athlone, by Royal Charter, 
Grant, Custom or Prescription; txxxviut. 540. (Pp. 544.) 


Atholl, Duke of :—See infra, 3751. 


Attornies : 

518. Gross annual Amount of Stamp Duties paid upon the 
admission of Attornies and Solicitors to practise in the Courts of 
King’s Bench, Common Pleas, Exchequer and Chancery, 1819- 
1833; Lxxxvull. 430. (P. 440.) 499, P. 


519. Gross annual Amount of Stamp Duties paid upon the 
admission of Attornies and other Officers in any Court in England, 
1819-1828; LxxxvilIl. 499, P. 


520. Number of Certificates annually taken out by Attornies 
and Solicitors practising in England and Wales, from the first 
day of Easter Term 1819 to the first day of Easter Term 1833; 
LXXXVIII. 430. (P. 440.) 

521. Fees taken in each of the Superior Courts of Law on the 
admission of Attornies; Expenses incurred in the Examination of 
Clerks; Number examined in each Term; similar Return from the 
Court of Chancery; xcu1. 461. 470. (Pp. 579.) 646. 

See infra, 6295. 


Attorney General : 


522. Fees paid by Government to the Attorney and Solicitor 
General of Ireland, and other Counsel of the Crown, 1818-1823; 
LXXVIII. 265, P. 472, p. (App. 1112.) 


Attwood, Matthias :—See infra, 2660. 3627. 4706. 








Auction Duties: 


523. Amount of Property sold by Auction, and charged with 
the Excise Duties, 1822-1826; Lxxx1. 253, P. 

524. Number of Petitions presented to the Commissioners of 
Excise for the Return of Auction Duties, 1820-1827; txxxu. 
228, P. 

525. Total Amount of Auction Duties paid in the cases upon 
which Petitions were rejected by the Commissioners of Excise, 
1821-1827; Lxxxu11. 344, Pp. 









































526. Number of Auction Licenses granted from January 5th, 


1819, with Amount of Duty received on Sales by Auction; 
LXXXVI. 228, P. 


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Audit Office : 

527. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee on 
Public Income and Expenditure relative to that Office in 1819 ; 
LXxvI. 176, Pp. (App. 1200.) 

528. Establishment in the Office of the Commissioners for 
auditing the Public Accounts of Great Britain; also, of Ceylon, 
Mauritius, &amp;c., and of Military Expenditure in the West Indies ; 
LXXVI. 334. (P. 340.) 353, P. 392, P. 

529. Treasury Minutes, dated 29th May 1807, 1st February 
1811, and 3d April 1812, respecting the Audit Office; ixxvi. 
341, P. 

530. Treasury Minute, granting Superannuation Allowance to 
Mr. Tatler, late an Extra Clerk in the Audit Office; uxxxv. 
427, P. 

See supra, 6, &amp;e. 


Auditor General of the Exchequer: 


531. Return of the Number of Persons employed as Office rs 
or Clerks in the Office of; txxvi. 83, p. (App. 1054.) 


Auditors of Land Revenue : 

532. Amount of Salary and Emoluments derived by William 
Henry Cooper and Frederick Grey Cooper, Esq'*, for the 
Office of Auditor of Land Revenue in England, 1812-1832; 
Patent or Grant for holding the Office; txxxvut. 21, P. 


Augmentation of Stipends: 

533. Number of Processes for Augmentation of Stipend 
before the Teind Court of Scotland, in each year since 1790, 
specifying the Names of Parishes and Amount of the Stipend ; 
Ordered, txxxvit. 485. Ordered forthwith; 669. Order for 
Return forthwith discharged ; 721, but not presented. 

534. List or Schedule of Stipends made out by the Lords of 
Council and Session in Scotland for payment of such annual 
Sums to Ministers of the Church of Scotland who have received 
Augmentation of their Stipends, as has raised those Stipends to 
£.150 per annum, in terms of Act 50 Geo. IIT. c. 84, and 
5 Geo. IV. c. 72; txxxix. 126. (P. 132.) 

See infra, 1179. 


Australia :—See infra, 1873. 4168, 5134. 5985, &amp;e. 


Austria: 
535. Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of 
Austria, signed at Vienna, May 4th, 1795; txxvi. 28, P. 
536. Convention of Commerce and Navigation between His 
Majesty and the Emperor of Austria, signed at London, Decem- 
ber 21st, 1829; ~xxxv. 249. 


Austrian Loan : 

537. Sum due to Great Britain from Austria on account of 
Loans advanced for the Austrian Government in 1795 and 1797; 
LXXxvi. 83. (P. 88.) (App. 842.)——Continuation of this Return ; 
LXXxIXx. 99. 

538. Correspondence with the Austrian Government relative 
to the repayment of the Loans raised in 1795 and 1797; Lxxv1. 
347, p. (App. 813.) 

539. Treasury Minute, dated 12 October 1823, and Letter 
from the Treasury, dated 10 October 1823, relating to the 
Payment of £.2,500,000 from Austria to Great Britain; txxrx. 
41, Pp. (App. 798.) 

540. Dates on which Monies were received in the Treasury 
from the Emperor of Austria, agreeably to the Convention signed 
at Vienna, 17 November 1823; ixxrx. 99. 

541. Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of 
Austria for the definitive Settlement of the Austrian Loan, signed 
at Vienna, November 17, 1823; Lxx1x. 8. (App. 799.) 

See infra, 1934, &amp;e. 


Ava: 
542. Treaty with the King of Ava, signed at Yandaboo, 
24 February 1826; txxxu. 31. (App. 897.) 
Babbage, Mr. : 


543. Correspondence between the Treasury and the Royal 
Society respecting his Invention; Lxxvu1t. 330, P. 


Baber, J. H. :—See infra, 5447. 


Bacon: 


544, Quantity exported from Ireland, 1801-1827; .xxxm1. 
183. (P. 189.) See infra, 3131. 


Baggage : 
545. Amountof Duties received by the Excise on the Baggage 
of Persons landing in the Port of London, in the year ending 








5th January 1824; Lxxix. 307, P. 


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e—continued. 
646. Amount of Salary and Contingent Expenses in the 
Department for collecting the same during that period; rxxix. 
307, P. 


Bahama Islands : 

647. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Civil Establish- 
ment of: 1820; ixxv. 207, Pp. (App. 558.)}——-1821 5 txxvi. 140, 
p. (App. 588.)——-1822; 1xxvu. 99, Pp. (App. 602,)——1823 ; 
LXXvilll. 176, Pp. (App. 581.)——-1824; Lxxix. 27, P.——~1825; 
Lxxx. 32, Pp. (App. 767.)}——1826 ; LxxxI. 162, Pp. (App. 543.) 
——1827 ; Lxxx11. 802, p. (App. 738.)———1828 ; Lxxxu. 161, P. 
(App. 677.)——1829 ; ixxx1v. 74, p. (App.533.)——1830 ; Lxxxv. 
113, Pp. (App. 773.)——-1831; uxxxvi. 471, p. (App. cxlix.) 564, 
p. (App. 1055.)———1832; Lxxxvil. 256, P. (App. 834.)——1833 ; 
LXXXvill. 264, Pp. (App. 906.)———1834; Lxxx1x. 169, Pp. (App. 
759.)——1835 ; xc. 218, P. 1836; xcI. 234, p.——1837; xcul. 
214, P. See infra, 5397. 5429. 6333. 





Bahama Straits :—See infra, 3479. 


Baillie Courts : 

548. Number of Civil Causes instituted before the Baillie 
Courts of Edinburgh and Glasgow, distinguishing those wherein 
Decree in Absence was pronounced from such as underwent 
Judicial Discussion, 1833-1836; xct. 831, P. 


Bail and Bailable Processes :—See infra, 2021, &amp;c. 
Baizes :—See infra, 6511. 
Balances :—See supra, 470 ; infra, 557, &amp;c. 


Balbriggan and Dundalk Ports: 
549. Duties and Charges collected on Shipping entered 
inwards aud outwards at these Ports, 1827-1834; Lxxxrx. 349. 
(P. 356.) 


Ballast Office Corporation :—See infra, 2114. 3469, ke. 
Ballinasloe Canal :—See infra, 2890, &amp;c. 
Ballyfermot :—See infra, 1097. 


Ballykelly : 


550. Reports from Magistrates or Constabulary Officers with 
reference to certain Riots at Ballykelly; xc. 404. (P. 411.) 


Ballymaglassan :—See infra, 2730. 


Baltic :—See infra, 5259, &amp;c. 6049, &amp;c. 


Banbridge and Belfast Roads: 
551. Tolls received from the Gates on the First and Second 
Divisions of these Trusts, 1833 ; Lxxx1x. 305. 


Bandannoes :—See infra, 5302, &amp;c. 
Bandon :—See infra, 5895. 
Banff :— See infra, 4477. 


Bangor Diocese :—See supra, 475. 


Bangor Ferry Road: 

552. Estimate of the Sum wanted for completing all further 
Alterations and Improvement for putting into a proper state the 
Road between Chirk and Bangor Ferry, for 1820; txxv. 351, P. 
(App. 567.) 

553. Estimate of the Sum which will be required for the 
Purchase of Bangor Ferry, in lieu of which a Bridge has been 
erected over the Menai Straits; txxx1. 141, p. (App. 528.) 

See infra, 3020. 3814. 


Bank of England: 


Advances by : 

554. Amount of all Exchequer Bills or Treasury Bills, and 
other Government Securities, purchased by the Bank of England, 
or on which any Sums have been advanced for the Public Service 
in the year ended 5 January 1821; Lxxvi. 25. (p. 34.) (App. 1181.) 
——5 January 1822; uxxvil. 15. (P.21.) (App. 1130, 11381.) 

5 January 1823; ixxvi. 8, Pp. (App. 991.)——5 January 
1824; Lxx1x. 20, Pp. (App. 795.)———5 January 1825; Lxxx. 18, 
p. (App. 925.)——5 January 1826; ixxx1. 22, p. (App. 505.)—— 
5 January 1827; xxx. 185, p. (App.717.)——5 January 1828 ; 
LXXXIll. 24, P. 5 January 1829; txxxiv. 25, P. 5 Janu- 
ary 1830; LXxxv. 28, P. 5 January 1831; Lxxxvi. 214, P. 
5 January 1832; txxxvu. 46.——5 January 1833; Lxxxvitl. 
31.——5 January 1834; Lxxxix. 29. (P.579.)}———5 January 1835; 
xc. 34. 5 January 1836; xct.11. (Pp. 29.)}———-5 January 1837 ; 
xc. 31. (P. 40.) 




















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Bank of England ; Advances by—continued. 


555. Applications made by the First Lord of the Treasury and 


the Chancellor of the Exchequer to the Bank for Advances to 


Government, 1822; txxvil. 31, Pp. (App. 623.}——1823 ; uxxviur. 
8, P. (App. 970.}-——1824; txxix. 20, Pp. (App. 795.)——-1825 ; 
LXxx. 18, p. (App. 924.)———-1826 ; Lxxx1. 22, p. (App. 699.}-— 
18285; LXxxIII. 24, P. 18295. LXxxIv. 25, P. 18305; Lxxxv. 
28, P. 1831; LXxxvi. 214, P. 1832; LXXXVII. 46.——1834 ; 
LXXXIX. 29. (P. 579.)-—-1835; xc. 34. 

556. Advances made by the Bank of England to Government 
on Exchequer Bills, and all other Securities, 1819-1826; ixxx1. 
209, Pp. (App. 713.}——1826-7; .xxxu. 396. (App. 883,.}—— 
1827-8; LXXXIII. 344, P.——1828-9; Lxxxiv. 189.——1829-30; 
LXXXV. 28, P. 162. (P. 175.) 














Balances in the hands of : 


557. Balances of Cash in the hands of the Bank of England on 
the Ist and 15th of each Month, resulting from Payments under 
the head of Customs, and of all other Branches of the Public 
Revenue, from 1 January to 1 June 1820; xxxv. 305. (Pp. 308.} 
(App. 878.)——In: 1820; uxxvi. 140, Pp. (App. 1177.}——1821; 
LXxvil. 58, P. (App. 1132.)}——-1822; xxviii. 91. (App. 978.) 

558. Balances resulting from the Postmaster General’s Ac- 
count with the Bank; In 1820; xxv. 140, p. (App. 1177.) 
1821; uxxvil. 58, Pp. (App. 1133.) 1822; Lxxvill. 91. 
(App. 979.) 

559. Balances belonging to the different Departments of 
Government, including the Balance of the Accountant General 
of the Court of Chancery; From 1 January to 1 June 1820; 
LXXV. 305. (Pp. 308.) (App. 878.)——In 1820 ; txxvr. 140, p. (App. 
1178.)—— 1821; txxvit. 58, Pp. (App. 1132.) 1822$ Lxxvull. 
91, (App. 979.)}——-On the Ist and 15th of each Month, for 1825; 
LXXxxI. 78, Pp. (App. 712.}———For 1828 ; Ltxxxiv. 189, P. 


560. Public Balances not particularly specified in the three 
preceding Accounts; In 1820; :xxvi. 140, p. (App. 1179.)—— 
1821; uxxvu. 58, p. (App. 1134.)———-1822; uxxviu. 91. (App. 
981.) 


561. Total Amount of Unclaimed Dividends, including Lottery 
Prizes, in the hands of the Bank; In 1820; txxvi. 140, p. (App. 
846.)——1821 ; txxvu. 58, Pp. (App. 1136.) ——-1822; txxviu. 91. 
(App. 984.) 

562. Public Monies received by the Bank at the Exchequer, 
and lodged in their hands, as the Public Banker, against which 
the Bank have deposited Exchequer Bills bearing Interest; In 
1819; .ixxv. 321, p. (App. 879.)——-1820; .txxvi. 140, p.—— 
1821; uxxvir. 58, Pp. (App. 1137.)———I822; txxvu. 91. (App. 
984.) 

563. Aggregate Amount of all Balances of Public Money in 
the hands of the Bank, including the Money taken from the 
Exchequer by the Bank in exchange for Exchequer Bills deposited 
in the Exchequer; In 1820; txxvi. 140, p. (App. 1180.}———1821 ; 
Lxxvil. 58, P. (App. 1137.}——-1822; txxvim. 91, p. (App. 985.) 
1823; Lxxix. 118, p. (App. 796.)}——1824; Lxxx. 187, P. 
(App. 927.)——1825 ; Lxxx1. 78, p. (App. 712.)——-1826 ; LXxx1I. 
396, p. (App. 883.)}———-1827 5 Lxxxu1I. 344, P.——-1828 ; LXxxrv. 
189, P. 1829; Lxxxv. 162. (P. 175.) 


564. Balances of Sums issued for the Payments of Dividends 
and Lottery Prizes; txxv1. 25. (ep. 34.) (App. 839.)—txxvin. 15. 
(P. 21.)—-LXxvill. 8, P.—LXXx1x. 21, P.—Lxxx. 18, Pp. (App. 925.) 
—LXXxxI. 22, Pp. (App. 699.)—1xxxu. 106, Pp. (App. 886.)}—— 
LXXXIll. 24, P.—LXXXIV. 25, P.—LXxXXv. 28, P.—LXXXVI. 59.— 
LXXXVII. 25.—LXXXVIII. 31. (P. 429.)—Lxxxix. 29. (P. 579.)}—xc. 
34.—xcI. 11. (P. 29.)—xci. 31. (P. 40.) 


565. Average Public Deposits held by the Bank, for each 
Quarter, June 1832. 1836; xct. 478, (P. 500.) 




















Allowances to: 


566. Money paid or payable to the Bank of England for the 
Management of the Public Debt ; In 1792, 1819 and 1820; uxxv. 
305. (Pp. 308.)——In 1820 ; txxvi. 140, P. (App. 1182.}-——1821 ; 
Lxxvul. 58, Pp. (App. 1137.)}-———1822; txxvut. 91, Pp. (App. 985.) 
1823; Lxxix. 118, p. (App. 796.)——-1824; Lxxx. 187, P. 
(App. 927.) 1825 ; txxx1. 78, p. (App. 713.)——1826 ; Lxxxu1. 
396, Pp. (App. 883.)}——-1827; Lxxxul. 344, P. 1828; LXxxIv. 
189, P.——1829; Lxxxv. 161. (P. 175.) 


567. Statement, showing the Amount of Interest payable to 
the Bank for their Advance to the Public; in 1820; txxvi. 310, 
p. (App. 1183.) ; 

568. Account of Money paid by the Public to the Bank of 
England as a reward for the Service of Cashiers; txxvit. 106, P. 
(App. 1141.) 








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Bank of England ; Allowances to—continued. 

569. Proportion paid for Discount distinct from the Proportion 
paid for Management of the Amount of £.36,267. 1. 3., charged 
as paid to the Bank on funding £.8,000,000 Exchequer Bills ; 
LXXX1II. 94, P. ’ 


Deposits in the Exchequer by : 

570. Exchequer Bills and Bank Notes deposited by the 
Governor and Company of the Bank of England, as Cash in the 
Chests of the Tellers of the Exchequer; In 1819; txxv. 84, (App. 
879.}——-1820 ; Lxxvi. 138, p. (App. 1182.)——-1821; Lxxvul. 86. 
(p. 90.) (App. 1141.) 


Charter : 
571. Correspondence between His Majesty’s Government and 
the Bank of England on the subject of the Renewal or Extension 
of their Charter; txxvu. 248, Pp. (App. 623.) 


572. Periods at which the Charter of the Bank of England has 
been renewed or extended, from 1708-1722; Lxxvul. 249, P. 


573. Communications between the First Lord of the Treasury 
and the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the Governor and 
Deputy Governor of the Bank of England, relating to any altera- 
tion of the exclusive privilege enjoyed by the Bank; Lxxxt. 
9, Pp. (App. 697.)}—Lxxxi1. 412, p. (App. 884.) 


574. Extract of so much of the Charter of the Bank of Eng- 
land as enables them to advance Money upon Goods; 1xxx1. 
103, p. (App. 699.) 

575. Correspondence and Minutes of any Conferences between 
the Government and the Directors of the Bank of England on 
the subject of the Renewal of the Bank Charter; .ixxxvitl. 
467, P. 

576. Communications between the Government and the Bank, 
having reference to the terms on which the Renewal of the Bank 
Charter is to take place, bearing date subsequent to 3 June 1833 ; 
LXXXVIIU. 695. (P. 721.) 


Other Papers relative to : 
577. Number of Branch Banks of the Bank of England, esta- 
blished under Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 46; txxxu. 396, Pp. (App. 883.) 
—LXXxxitl. 344, P.—LXXxIv. 189, P. 


578. Composition paid by the Bank of England for Stamp 
Duties, for Cash, Notes and Drafts, or Bank Post Bills for the 
year ending 1 June 1827; (Ordered, ixxxt1. 605. but not pre- 
sented till) txxx111. 37, P. 1823-1826; Lxxx11I, 228, P. 


579. Average Amount of Circulation on which the Bank 
of England pays a Composition in lieu of Stamps; Lxxxit1. 
236, P. 

580. Amount of Sovereigns and Half Sovereigns issued by the 
Bank, 1821-1828; txxxu1. 419, Pp. 


581. Amount paid by the Bank for Interest on Deficiency 
Bills, in 1825-1828 ; txxxiv. 86. 

582. Amount of Sovereigns and Half Sovereigns issued and 
received by the Bank from 2 May 1828 to 31 December 1829; 
LXxxvV. 33, P. 


583. Amount of Exchequer Bills now held by the Bank, 
except Deficiency Bills; txxxv. 324. (Pp. 340.) 


584. Contract for any Loan of Money for the Completion of 
London Bridge; txxxv. 324. (Pr. 340.) 


585. Distributions made by the Bank amongst the Proprietors 
of Bank Stock betwixt 25 February 1797 and 31 March 1830; 
LXxxv. 324. (P. 340.) 

586. Amount now due to the Bank on the Annuity purchased 
under Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 22. (Military and Naval Pensions) ; 
LXxxv. 461, P. 

587. Debtor and Creditor Accounts of the Bank of England 
for the respective years between 1790 and 1829, made out accord- 
ing to the form of the Accounts for the years 1829, 1830 and 
1831, given in No. 14 of the Appendix to the Report of the 
Committee of Secresy of 1832; txxxvitt. 540, P. 


588. Oath or Declaration taken or made by the Governor and 
Directors of the Bank of England on taking Office; uxxxvin. 
479. 

See infra, 858, &amp;c. 1963, &amp;c. 2758. 





Bank of England Notes : 

589. Total Weekly Amount of Bank Notes and Bank Post 
Bills in circulation; From 21 December 1819 to May 1820; 
LXxv. 139, p. (App. 880.)——-From 2 May to 27 June 1820; 
LXXvV. 395, p. (App. 880.)——-From 27 June to 11 July 1820; 
LEXY. 459, p. (App. 880.)——-From 11 July 1820 to 6 February 
18215 Lxxvi. 63, Pp. (App. 1183.)———From 6 February to 19 





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


Bank of England Notes—continued. 

June 1821; txxvi. 451, p. (App. 1185.}——-From 19 June 1821 
to 12 February 1822; uxxyu. 26, p. (App. 1131.)}——From 19 
June 1821 to 7 May 1822; txxvi. 249, r. (App. 1139.)}——-From 
7 May to 25 June 1822; xxv. 380, p. (App. 1140.)——From 
25 June to 23 July 1822; txxvu. 471, ep. (App. 1140.)—— 
From 23 July 1822 to 11 February 1823; txxvitt. 21, Pp. (App. 
985.)——From 11 February 1823 to 29 April 1823; txxvit1. 280, Pp. 
(App. 987.) -—— From 29 April 1823 to 10 February 1824; 
LxxIx. 42, p. (App. 796.)——-From 5 April 1825 to 4 February 
1836; Lxxx1. 39, p. (App. 712.)——On Saturday in every Week ° 
for the Year ending 6 April 1826; Lxxxu. 396, p. (App. 888.) 
——On Saturday in every Week for the Year preceding 6 April 
1828; uxxx111. 376.——On Saturday in every Week for the 
Three Years preceding the 6th April 1829 and 6 April 1830; 
Lxxxv. 539, p.——On Saturday in every Week for the Year pre- 
ceding 6 April 1829 and 6 April 1830; uxxxvi. 214, P. On 
Saturday in every Week of the Year ending 2 April 1831; 
LXXXVI. 729, P. On Saturday in every Week from 30 July 
1831 to the latest period; uxxxvu. 77, P. On Saturday 
in every Week from 4 August 1832 to the latest period ; 
LXXXVIII. 721, p.——On Saturday in every Week from 17 August 
1833 to 15 March 1834; Lxxxrx. 146, Pp. 


590. Average Amount of Bank Notes in circulation: In each 
Half Year, from 1 January 1819 to 1 January 1821; Lxxv1. 
141, p. (App. 1183.)——In each Half Year, from 1 January 1820 
to 1 January 1822; txxvi. 58, p. (App. 1188.)——In each Half 
Year, from 1 January 1821 to 1 January 1823; Lxxvi. 92, Pp. 
(App. 986.) 

591. Average Amount of Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills 
in circulation: For Three Years preceding 6 April 1820; uxxvi. 
141, p. (App. 1183.)——For Three Years preceding 6 April 1821; 
Lxxvil. 58, Pp. (App. 1138.)——For Three Years preceding 
6 April 1822; txxvu. 92, p. (App. 986.)\——-For Three Years 
preceding 6 April 1823-1825; txxx. 424, Pp. 485, p.(App. 928.) 
For Three Years preceding 6 April 1827; .Lxxx11. 459, P. 
(App. 887.) 


592. Highest and lowest aggregate Amount of Bank Notes at 
one time in circulation; In 1819 and 1820; txxvi. 141, Pp. (App. 
1184.)——In 1820 and 1821; txxvu. 58, Pp. (App. 1139.)— 
In 1821 and 1822; uxxvin. 92, p. (App. 987.) 


593. Amount of Bank Notes in circulation; On 26 February 
and 26 August, from 1796 to 1820; Lxxv1. 200, rp. (App. 1185.) 
——1819-1830; Lxxxv. 162. (Pp. 175.)}——On 26 May, 26 August 
and 26 November 1830; txxxvi. 214, P. 


594. Amount of Bank Notes under the value of £. 5 in circula- 
tion: On 18 February 1826; txxx1. 93, p. (App. 713.)——From 
22 March to 15 April 1826; 298, pe. (App. 714.)}——From 
10 April to 15 May 1826; 359, p. 


595. Number of Bank Notes under £.5 which have been 
issued during each Week, from 22 March to 15 April 1826; 
LXXXI. 298, p. (App. 714.) 


596. Notes of the Bank of England under £.5 issued and in 
circulation Weekly: At several periods of 1826 and 1827; 
LXXXII. 37, Pp. 146, P. 179, P. 323, P. 424, P. 466, P. 584, P. 
(App. 888-891.)———At several periods of 1827 and 1828 ; txxxu1. 
16, Pp. 60, P. 183, P. 291, P. 366, P. 455, P. 546, P——Of 1828 
and 1829; LxxxIv. 44, p. 163, P. 


597. Persons who have been convicted of forging Bank 
Notes ; Persons who have pleaded Guilty, and Persons convicted; 
LXxvi. 154, Pp. (App. 1186.) 


598. Statement of the Number of Persons convicted of any 
Crime connected with the Forgery of Bank of England Notes; 
LXxvi. 170, Pp. (App. 1187.) 


599. Number of Forged Bank Notes which were presented to 
the Bank for payment, 1818-1821; of Persons apprehended, 
convicted and executed for forging Notes, and for having Forged 
Notes in their possession, and for issuing such Forged Notes; 
LXxvI. 456, P. (App. 1186, 1187.) 


600. Application to the Treasury, and Correspondence thereon, 
respecting the circulation of One-Pound Notes of the Banks of 
Scotland, in Counties adjoining Scotland ; txaxi. 101, p. (App. 
896.) 


601. Number of Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills issued by 
the Bank of England, and which have not been paid into the 
Bank up to 31 December 1831; txxxvitt. 580. (Pp. 620.) 


602. Average Circulation of Branch Bank Notes and Twenty- 
one Day Bills during 1832; distinguishing the Amount from 
each Branch Bank ; txxxvit. 721, P.——1833 ; LXxx1x. 146, P. 

See supra, 578, &amp;c.; infra, 2756, &amp;e. 

















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


Bank of Ireland : 
603. Correspondence which has taken place relative to the 
Advance of £.500,000- by the Bank of Ireland; uxxvi. 
294, p. (App. 1197.) 


604. Proposal of the Governor and Company of the Bank of 
Ireland for advancing £.500,000; txxvi. 307. 

605. Total Amount of Debt due to the Bank of Ireland; 
LXXVII. 182, P. (App. 1142.) 


606. Minutes of the Proceedings of the Court of Directors 
of the Bank of Ireland, dated 22 March 1822; uxxvu. 171. 


(App. 624.) 

607. Balances of Cash in the hands of the Bank of Ireland 
on the Ist and 15th of each Month in 1822; txxvur. 288, Pp. 
(App. 989.) 

608. Amount of Unclaimed Dividends in the hands of the 
Bank of Ireland on the Ist and 15th of each Month in 1822; 
Lxxvill. 288, Pp. (App. 990.) 


609. Allowances made by the Public to the Bank of Ireland ; 
LXXVIII. 288, Pp. (App. 990.) 


610. Number of Branches or Local Agencies established by 
the Bank of Ireland, 1820-1826; Lxxx1. 108, p. (App. 716.) 


611. Memorial from the Merchants of Dublin to the Treasury 
respecting the exclusive Privileges of the Bank of Ireland; 
LXxx1. 64, Pp. (App. 715.) 

See infra, 1956, &amp;c. 1988. 


Bank of Ireland Notes : 

612. Average Amount of Bank of Ireland Notes and Bank 
Post Bills under £.5, and of £.5 and upwards, for the years 1820- 
1825 ; Lxxx1. 108, p. (App. 716.}——1820 to 1826 ; Lxxx1. 184, P. 
(App. 717.)——In each Quarter of 1825-1827; txxx111. 111, P. 


613. Highest and Lowest Amount of Notes issued by the 
Bank of Ireland in 1822; ixxvim. 288, p. (App. 989.)—— 
Amount of Bank Notes issued by the Bank of Ireland at its 
several Branches or Local Agencies, to 1826; also Form of 
Words used in the Promissory Notes of the Bank of Ireland; 
LXXxI. 184, Pp. (App. 716.) 

614. Notes and Bank Post Bills of the Bank of Ireland in 
circulation Weekly in 1822; txxvit. 287, ep. (App. 988.)— 
1832 to 1884; Lxxxix. 448, P. Half-yearly, 1797-1823; 
LXXVilI. 287, p. (App. 988.) 

See infra, 1352. 2758. 


Bank of Scotland : 

615. Charter granted to the Bank of Scotland; Petition for 
the Charter, and Report of the Law Officers of the Crown there- 
upon; LXxxvi. 862, P. 

See supra, 600. 


Bank of Scotland Notes : 

616. Scale of Numbers exhibiting the Proportions which 
Promissory Notes of the Royal Bank of Scotland bear to each 
other; Similar Account by the Bank of Scotland; txxvi1. 315, p. 
(App. 1143.) 


Banks, Joint Stock : 

617. Number of Joint Stock Banking Companies established 
under Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 46; txxx11. 690, P. 

618. Places where United or Joint Stock Banks have been 
established under Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 46; Lxxxv. 471, Pp. Since 
5 May 18380; ixxxvu. 345, p.——-Since 25 May 1832; uxxxvu. 
464, P.——1836; xc1. 236. (P. 240.) 

619. Places where United or Joint Stock Banks have been 
established under Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 46, together with the Number 
of Partners therein, the nominal Capital of each Bank, and the 
Amount of Capital paid up; txxxvin. 562, p. 

620. Joint Stock Banks in England that have suspended Pay- 
ment, or have become Bankrupt; Number of Private Banks that 
have suspended Payment from 1824; txxxvirt. 560, P. 

621. Joint Stock Banks in Ireland; Dates when and Places 
where established; Partners in each Copartnership; xc1. 302. 
(Pp. 311.) 


Bankers, London : 
622. Number of London Bankers since 1824 who have 
become Bankrupt ; Amount of Debts proved, and Rate of Divi- 
dends paid ; uxxxvul. 560, P. 











Bankers, Country, and Country Bank Notes: 
623. Account of the Number of Country Bank Notes stamped 
in each year ending 9 March; From 1816 to 1821 ; txxvi. 214, P. 
(App. 942.) 243, rp. (App. 948.)———-From 10 October 1804 to 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 





Bankers, Country, and Country Bank Notes—continued. 
5 April 1821; uxxvi. 264, p. (App. 942.)———From 10.October 
1820 to 10 October 1821; uxxvir. 119, Pp. (App. 1148.) 182, Pp, 
(App. 1144.}——-From 10 October 1818 to 10 October 1621; 
LXXVII. 182, Pp. (App. 1148.) 224, ep. (App. 1144.}——From 
10 October 1821 to 10 October 1822; algo, in the Quarter from 
10 October 1822 to 5 January 1823; txxvit. 132, P. 158, P. 
(App. 990.)——From 10 October 1820 to 5 April 1825; 1xxx. 
436, p. (App. 931.) 


624. Number of Stamps on Promissory Notes and Bills of 
Exchange re-issuable; also on Notes not re-issuable; ixxvt. 
170, P. 218, Pp. (App. 939.) 


625. Stamp Duties received upon re-issuable Promissory 
Notes within Great Britain; and Yearly Licenses taken out by 
Bankers; uxxvi. 272, p. (App. 941.) 


626. Number and Value of Country Bankers’ Notes stamped ; 
also of Unstamped Notes issued in Scotland in each Quarter; 
from 5 January 1820 to 5 January 1826; 1xxx1. 22, p. (App. 
714.) 


627. Number of Notes stamped for Bankers in Scotland; 
1825-1827 5 Lxxx11I. 183, P. 


628. Number and Value of Country Bankers’ Notes stamped 
in each Quarter, from 5 January 1820 to 5 January 1826; uxxx1. 
83, P. 122, p. (App. 718.}———In each Quarter from 1819 to 1826; 
LXxxul. 241, p. (App. 892.)}——-1826-1833; Lxxxvill. 529, P. 


629. Number of Country Bankers’ Notes stamped for Great 
Britain, 1824-1826; uxxxu1. 183, p. 1826-1829 ; Lxxxv. 
191, P. 


630. Number of Country Bankers’ Notes stamped in Ireland 
in each Quarter 1819-1826; txxxu1. 297, Pp. (App. 894.)——In 
each Quarter of the years 1825-1827; ixxxm1. 127, p.——From 
5 October 1824 to 3 February 1826; txxxu1. 183, P. 


631. Number of Banks that have commuted for the Stamp 
Duty since 1826, given quarterly ; and Amount of Duty paid on 
Promissory Notes and Bills of Exchange; ixxxv. 191, Pp. 





632. Number of Country Banks which issue Promissory 
Notes payable on demand; uxxvir. 298. (Pp. 302.) (App. 1144.) 


633. Number of Country Banks in England and Wales for 
which Licenses have been taken out from 1 January 1819 to 
1 January 1822; uxxvu. 182, p. (App. 1143.) 


634. Licenses taken out by Country Bankers for the years 
ending 10 October 1824-1827; Lxxxu. 164, P. 


635. Number of Licenses granted to Bankers in England and 
Wales, 1825-1827 ; (Ordered, txxxul. 556, but not presented.) 


636. Country Banks issuing Notes that have become Bank- 
rupts since January 1816; also, for Scotland; uxxx1. 103, Pp. 
112, Pp. (App. 722. 726.)——From 1826; LXxxxvill. 520. 
(Pp. 524.) 

637. Commissions of Bankruptcy which have been issued 
against Country Bankers since January 1816; Lxxx1. 173, Pp. 
(App. 722.) 

638. Memorial of the Country Bankers presented to the 
Treasury 9 May 1828; txxxi. 345. (Pp. 350.) 


639. Memorial from the Committee of Country Bankers, deli- 
vered to the Duke of Wellington and Mr. Goulburn, dated 9 May 
1828, and other Papers relating thereto; Lxxxvitl. 529, P. 


640. Aggregate Amount of Notes in circulation in England 
and Wales by Private Bankers and by Joint Stock Banks and 
their Branches, between 28 December 1833 and 29 March 1834 ; 
LXXxIXx. 356, P. 

641. Aggregate Amount of Notes circulated in England and 
Wales, distinguishing Private from Joint Stock Banks, at each 
of the periods prescribed for such Returns by Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. 
c. 83; LXXxIx. 146, p.——Between 28 August and 28 December 
1883 ; Lxxx1x. 161, p.——Between 29 March and 28 June 1834; 
LXXXIX. 582, P.——Between 28 June and 27 September 1834; and 
between 27 September and 28 December 1834; xc. 44, p—— 
Similar Account from 28 June 1834-1835; xc. 495, p-———In the 
Quarters ending 1 October 1835, 1 January and 1 April 1836; 
XCI. 321. (P. 826.) 

642. Number of Banks, consisting of a greater Number of 
Partners than Six, established in Ireland, 1620-1826; .xxxr. 
214, pe. (App. 717.) 

643. Number of Private Bankers registered at the Stamp 
Office in Ireland, 1820-1826 ; Lxxx1. 214, rp. (App. 717.) 

644. Banking Establishments in Ireland; Branch Banks and 
Places where established; Notes in circulation, 1825 ;. Similar 
Return, 1885; xct. 478. (P. 524.) 





645. Number 
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Bankers, Country, and Country Bank Notes—continued. 
645. Number of Banks established in Scotland, distinguishing 
the Charter Banks; (Ordered, uxxx1. 21; Order discharged, 49.) 
646. Number of Banks established in Scotland which issue 
Notes payable on demand; ixxx1. 109, p. (App. 715.) 
See infra, 5824. 


Bank Post Bills :—See supra, 589, &amp;e. 
Bankrupt Law, Ireland :—See infra, 3171. 


Bankrupts : 

647. Names and Descriptions of all Bankrupts committed to 
the Prisons of the King’s Bench and Fleet, and the Gaol of New- 
gate, since 1 January 1800; Lxxv. 346. 395. 441. 

648. Dates of Commitments by the Commissioners of Bank- 
rupts from 1 January 1820; Lxxx1. 218, P. 

649. Commitments by London Commissioners of Bankrupts 
before and since 22 May 1824; and Number of such Persons now 
in Prison; (Ordered, txxx111. 400, but not presented.) 

650. Commitments to Newgate, the King’s Bench and White- 
cross-street, by the Commissioners of Bankrupts, 1824-1830; 
LXxXVv. 109, P. 

651. Number of Commissions of Bankruptcy in each year, 
from 1790 to 10 May 1822; txxvu. 320, p. (App. 1305.) 

652. Number of Bankrupt Dockets struck; Commissions 
bespoken and sealed; Commissions opened and gazetted; and 
Bankrupt Petitions; 1814-1826; (Ordered, txxxt. 386, but not 
presented till) uxxxu. 109, P. 

653. Names of the Commissioners belonging to the London 
Bankrupt Lists; txxxv. 337, Pp. 

654. Number of Persons declared Bankrupt every Month, 
1825-1830; also the Number declaring themselves Insolvent; 
(Ordered, uxxxv. 151. Order discharged, and Address instead 
thereof, 186.) - Presented, 284, Pp. 

655. Number of Bankrupt Petitions presented in the year 
1831; (Ordered, txxxvu. 205, but not presented.) 

656. Number of Bankruptcies for Eleven Years, from January 
1822 to 31 December 1832; ixxxvitt. 266, P. 

657. Number of Commissions of Bankruptcy in each year 
from 1822 to 1832; distinguishing Commissions opened in Lon- 
don from Commissions opened in the Country; txxxvut. 455, P. 

658. Number of Persons in England and Wales declared 
Bankrupt during every Month, 1830-1833; Lxxxvitt. 266, P. 

659. Unclaimed Dividends in the hands of Assignees under 
the respective List of Commissions of Bankrupt; txxxu1. 393, p. 

660. Statement, showing the aggregate Amount of Money 
ordered by the late different Lists of Commissioners of Bankrupts 
to be divided among Creditors by way of Dividends, for Two 
Months anterior to 11 January 1832; also, for Two Months ante- 
rior to 11 January 1831; txxxvui. 100, p. 

661. Cash and Securities standing in the Name of the Ac- 
countant-General of the Court of Chancery in the Bank of Eng- 
land in respect of Bankrupts’ Estates, at the close of each Month, 
1832; LXxxIx. 124, P. 

662. Number of Public and of Private Meetings in Bank- 
ruptey between 1 April 1824 and 1 April 1827; Lxxx11. 600, P. 

663. Public Meetings held in London in each Month, 1825- 
1829; LXxxv. 257, P. 

664. Private and Public Meetings between 1 January 1828- 
1830; Lxxxv. 350. (Pp. 644.) 

665. Amount of Fees received for 3,549 Dockets struck ; 
and several other Accounts relating to Bankrupt Fees; txxxu. 
411, P. 

666. Fees received from the different Branches of Bankruptcy 
Business, from 1811 to 1826; ~xxxu. 411, P. 

667. Fees received in the Office of the Lord Chancellor’s 
Secretary of Bankrupts, 1827-1830; ixxxv. 518, P. 1830-— 
1833; LXxxvill. 641, P. 

668. Fees received in the Office of the Patentee for the exe- 
cution of the Laws and Statutes concerning Bankrupts, 1827— 
1830; Lxxxv. 445, P. 

669. Fees received in Matters of Bankruptcy by the Clerk of 
the Hanaper, 1828-1830, terminating on 1 May; Sums paid by 

. him to the Lord Chancellor, &amp;c.; txxxvi. 893, P. 
670. Amount of Fees received by the Commissioners of Bank- 
 yupt in London, 1828-1830; Expenses of the Office of the Secre- 
tary of Bankrupts, upon the Average of Three Years, ending 
1 March 1830; Lxxxvi. 903, P. 
t © 671. Average Amount of Fees accrued to each of the Mes- 
sengers to the London Commissioners of Bankrupts for Two 








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


Months, commencing 12 January 1829-1831, and for Two Months 
commencing 12 January 1832; (Ordered, uxxxvit. 228, but not 
presented.)———Similar Account presented ; Lxxxvil. 416.. 

672. Tavern Expenses incurred by the Commissioners of 
Bankrupts under Commissions executed in the Country; txxx1. 
192. 

673. Appointments of Commissioners of Bankrupts at Cam- 
bridge, 1832 and 1833, and Fiats addressed to them; Lxxxvin. 
641, P. 

674. Fees received by the Commissioners of Bankrupt in 
Dublin, 1828-1831 ; (Ordered, uxxxvi. 928, but not presented till) 
LXXXVII. 187. (P. 235.) Fees received by Secretary of Bank- 
rupts and Clerk of Inrolments and others in Dublin, 1829-1831 ; 
LXXXVII. 187. (P. 235.) 

675. Number of Commissions of Bankruptcy which have been 
issued in each year in Ireland, 1828-1833; txxxvim. 400, Pp. 





676. Persons against whom Commissions of Bankruptcy have 
been issued in Ireland, and the Amount of their Debts, 1830- 
1833; Lxxxvill. 400. 


677. Money belonging to Bankrupts’ Estates now lodged in 
the chartered Banks of Scotland, in terms of the Bankrupt Statute, 
stating the Amount remaining unclaimed ; (Ordered, txxx1x. 413, 
but not presented.) 

See supra, 620. 622. 636, &amp;c.; infra, 678, &amp;c. 1026, ke. 


Bankruptcy Buildings: 


678. Estimate of the Sum wanted for providing a convenient 
Place for transacting the Business in Bankruptcy; uxxv1. 409. 
(pv. 413.) (App. 598.) 

679. Report made by Charles Fowler, the Surveyor and Archi- 
tect appointed for erecting the Court, with a Plan; Lxxvi. 418, p. 

680. Estimate of the Sum wanted to complete the Expense 
of erecting New Courts in Basinghall-street; txxvi. 363, P. 
(App. 621.) 


Bankruptcy Court: 


681. Estimate of the Establishment to be formed under the 
Act to establish a Court in Bankruptcy, stating the Officers pro- 
posed to be created, and the Pay of each, with proposed Pensions 
and Retiring Allowances ; txxxvi. 903, Pp. 


682. Number of Issues in Bankruptcy which have been 
directed by the Court of Chancery, between 31 December 1830 
and 1831, specifying nature of Issue, and when tried; txxxvu. 
62, P. 

683. Rules and Orders for regulating the Practice of His 
Majesty’s Court of Bankruptcy ; Lxxxvit. 69, Pp. 


684. Number of Issues tried by the Court of Review in Bank- 
ruptcy; Number of Matters heard in that Court on vivd voce 
Evidence; Number of Days on which the Court has sat, &amp;c.; 
LXXXVII. 258, P. * 


685. Duties performed by the present and former Secretaries 
of Bankrupts before the passing the Act constituting a Court of 
Bankruptcy; Number of Hours of Duty, &amp;c.; txxxvit. 301, P. 

686. Notice given by the Court of Review, that Petitions in 
Bankruptcy presented to the said Court after the 16th July be not 
answered until the First Seal next before Michaelmas Term, with 
the Date of such Notice; txxxvu. 550, Pp. 

687. Return of the Adjournment of Bankrupts’ Examinations 
sine die, since 11 January 1832, by the London Commissioners of 
Bankrupts; txxxviit. 409. 


688. Number of Sittings held by the Court of Review since 
its establishment; Matters heard and determined each Day ; 
Number of Attendances of each Commissioner, and other Returns 
relative thereto; Lxxxviit. 401. 409. 414. (Pp. 424.) 425, P. 

689. Account from each Official Assignee of the Amount of all 
Sums of Money at his order and disposition, or in his hands, under 
every Commission or Fiat in Bankruptcy, bearing date before 
the 16th July 18383, not paid into the Bank of England to the 
credit of the Accountant-General of the Court of Chancery ; and 
other Returns relative thereto; Lxxxvitl. 689. (Pp. 719.) 724, P. 
Return from Mr. Thomas Clark to be made forthwith ; 719. 

690. Names of Persons appointed to certain Situations in the 
said Court, and other Returns relating thereto; Lxxxvitl. 694, P. 

691. Monies standing to the Credit of the Accountant-General 
at the Bank of England, under the head of “ Secretary of Bank- 
rupts’ Compensation Account,” on 11 January 1834; and other 
Returns; Lxxx1x. 543. (Pp. 599.) 

692. Number of Fiats placed under the Superintendence of 
each Official Assignee; Result of each Bankruptcy; Number 
of Commissions investigated, and which were issued before the 
establishment 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. QT 





I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to Abe House—(continued)—relative to— 
Bankruptcy Court—continued. Barrister’s Assistant—continued. 


establishment of the Court of Bankruptcy; xc. 275, p. 382, p. 
352, P. 356, P. 393, P. 556, P. 

693. Amount of certain Annuities which have been ascer- 
tained and certified, in pursuance of the Act to establish a Court 
in Bankruptcy; xc. 209. (Pp. 658.) 


694. Number of Matters and Things in Bankruptcy which 
have been brought before the Court of Review; Number of Days 
and Hours in each Day in which the Judges of the said Court 
have been engaged in 1834; xc. 328. (Pp. 658.) 


695. Amount transferred and paid out as Dividends; Amount 
paid out by Orders of the Court and Judges in 1835; unappro- 
priated Balance standing to the credit of the Accountant in Bank- 
ruptcy on 1 January 1836; xcr. 96. (Pp. 104.) 


696. Meetings under Commissions and Fiats in Bankruptcy 
in 1836; Commissions and Fiats under which Dividends paid ; 
Allowance to Official Assignee, and Money in his hands, 1833- 
1837; xcII. 218. 231. 256. (Pp. 264.) 


697. Annual Account of the Accountant in Bankruptcy ; 
xcil. 58. (P. 74.) 


698. Cash and Stock standing in the Name of the Accountant 
in Bankruptcy, specifying Date of Investments ; xct1. 470. (Pp. 484.) 


699. Bankrupt Petitions heard by the Vice-Chancellor in each 
of the Five Years preceding the establishment of the Court of 


_ Review; of Issues tried before the Court of Review; Cases in 


which Witnesses have been examined viv4 voce before the Court ; 
and of Petitions heard in the Court in each year; xcu1. 79. (P. 91.) 


Banks, Sir J. :—See infra, 979. 


Bannow School: 


700. Report made to the Farming Society of Ireland, by their 
Secretary, respecting the Agricultural School of Bannow; ixx:x. 
241, P. 


Baptisms :—See infra, 4322. 


Barbadoes : 


701. Act passed in 1834, by the Legislature of Barbadoes, 
repealing the Four-and-Half per Cent. Duty; Memorial of the 
Council and Assembly to Mr. Secretary Stanley, praying his 
Majesty’s Assent; xc1r. 355. (Pp. 358.) 

See infra, 1367. 2764. 2838. 5340. 5397. 6338. 6354. 


Barbary States : 


702. British Consuls and Vice-Consuls resident in the States 
of Barbary ; Names, Salaries and Allowances, and whether Duty 
performed by Deputy, 1792-1821; ixxvir. 228, p. (App. 1125.) 


Barilla: 


703. Quantity of Barilla imported into the Port of London in 
each year from 1810; txxvitt. 370, p. (App. 879.) 


704. Quantity of Barilla, Pot and Pearl Ash, imported into 
London and Liverpool, 1824-1827; Lxxxu1. 163, P. 


705. Quantity of Barilla, and Pot and Pearl Ashes, imported 
into Great Britain during each year, 1817-1828; (Ordered, 
LXXxull. 541, but not presented.) 


706. Quantities in Cwts. of Barilla and Mineral Alkali im- 
ported from all parts of the World, 1818-1828 ; (Ordered, txxx1v. 
374, but not presented.) 

707. Copy Order for reducing the Duty on Barilla; txxxv1. 
218, P 

See infra, 3099. 3109. 


Bark :—See infra, 3099. 
Barley :—See infra, 1547, &amp;e. 
Baronies :—See infra, 5873. 


Barrett, The King v. : 


708. Cost of the Prosecution in the Court of King’s Bench in 
Ireland, in the case of the King v. Barrett, for Libel, tried in 
Michaelmas Term 1833; Lxxxrx. 64. (P. 69.) 

709. Bill of Costs in detail; uxxxix. 181. 


710. Communication made by any Person connected with 
Government to the Commissioners of Stamps in Ireland, relative 
to this case, and any Correspondence thereon; itxxxtx. 84. (P. 92.) 


Barrington, Sir Jonah :—See supra, 45, &amp;e. 


Barrister’s Assistant : 


711. Civil Bills entered for Trial in the Assistant Barrister’s 
Court of Ireland; txxvi. 349, p 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


712. Roman Catholics who have been appointed to the Office 
of Assistant Barrister ; also, of those who have enjoyed Patents 
of Precedent; txx1x. 113, p. 

713. Return from the Clerks of the Peace of the several 
Counties in Ireland, stating the Number of Appeals from Magis- 
trates’ Decisions tried before the Assistant Barrister at the several 
Quarter Sessions in January and April 1833; (Ordered, txxxvi1. 
544, but not presented.) 

714. Amount of Fees of Assistant Barristers in Ireland, dis- 
tinguishing the heads under which received, 1833; txxx1x. 181. 
(P. 248.) 

715. List of Assistant Barristers ; Date of Appointment; stand- 
ing at the Bar; District within which he acts, and its Population ; 
Salary and Fees; txxx1x. 405, P. 


Barristers, Revising : 

716. Account of the Expenses of the Revising Barristers under 
Act 2 Will. IV. c. 45; txxxvii. 133, p. 

717. Estimate of Sum required to pay the Allowances to Bar- 
risters under Act 2 Will. IV. c. 45; rxxxvu. 145, p. (App. 914.)— 
LXXXIX. 169, Pp. (App. 758.)—xc. 213, P. 525, P.—xcI. 234, P.— 
XCII. 214, P. 

718. Instructions sent from the Irish Government to Register- 
ing Barristers in October 1832; txxxvi11. 204, P. 

719. Barristers appointed by the Lord Lieutenant under the 
Irish Reform Act for the Registry of Voters; Sums paid to them ; 


Number of Days they were employed, and whether any and how 
many had taken the Benefit of the Insolvent Act previous to their 
Appointment ; (Ordered, txxxvu. 267.. Order for Account dis- 
charged; 282.) 

720. Barristers appointed by the Lord Lieutenant, under the 
Irish Reform Act, for the Registry of Persons entitled to vote; 
LXXXVIII. 486, P 

721. Total Number of Days in each Year during which the 
whole of the Barristers appointed to revise the List of Voters in 
England and Wales were employed in the performance of their 
Duty; Number employed in each year; and total Cost of Revi- 
sion; XCI. 321. (P. 330.) 


Barrow Navigation : 


722. Gross Tonnage carried, and Amount of Tolls received, 
by the Barrow Navigation Company since its establishment ; 
(Ordered, uxxxv. 562, but not presented.) 


Bastard Children : 


723. Churchwardens and Overseers of England and Wales to 
prepare an Account of Monies levied towards the Maintenance of 
them ; (Ordered, txxx1. 386, but not presented.) 

724. Number of Bastard Children affiliated by Order of Ses- 
sions in each County in England and Wales, at Michaelmas Ses- 
sions 1834, and at Epiphany, Easter and Midsummer Sessions, 
1835; xc. 561. (P. 636.) 


Bath Gaol: 

725. Number of Persons committed to the Bath City Gaol, 
March 1833-1835, by Order of the Local Court of Requests ; 
Number committed, 1832-1834, for want of Bail for Offences 
committed under the Local Police Acts; xc. 238, Pp. 


Bath, Order of :—See infra, 3328. 


Battle-Axe Guards : 
726. Estimate for Clothing the Battle-Axe Guards for Nine 
Months and Twenty-nine Days, commencing 1 December 1820 ; 
Lxxv. 314. (App. 583.) 


727. Estimate required for the Purchase of the several Com- 
missions and Appointments in the Battle-Axe Guards of Dublin; 
LXXXVviI. 418, P. (874.) 


Bavaria :—See infra, 2923. 
Beans :—See infra, 1617, &amp;c. 
Beatock Bridge Road :—See infra, 2870. 


Beef: 


728. Quantity of Beef exported from Ireland, 1801-1828 ; 
LXxx111. 183. (Pp. 189.) See infra, 3131. 5500. 


Beer : 

729. Number of Barrels of Ale, Beer and Porter, on which 
the Excise Duty has been raised in Great Britain, 1790-1821 ; 
LXXVI. 175, P. 222, Pp. (App. 951, 952.) 

730. Number of Barrels of Strong and Table Beer (charge- 
able to the Duties of Excise) brewed in England, Scotland and 

Wales, 








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


Beer—continued. 

Wales, from 5 April 1817 to 5 April 1822; uxxvit. 374. (Pp. 376.) 
435. (Pp. 439.) (App. 939-941.)——From 5 April 1822 to 5 April 
1823; Lxxix. 108, P. 

731. Number of Barrels of Beer charged with Duty in Eng- 
land, distinguishing Strong Beer and Table Beer, for the year 
ending 5 July 1792; uxxvit. 234, p. (App. 852.)——For the year 
ending 5 July 1822; txxvi1t. 280, p. (App. 852.) 

732. Number of Barrels of Beer charged with Duty in Ire- 
land, for the years ending 5 July 1792 and 5 July 1822; uxxviu. 
280, p. (App. 852.) 

733. Number of Barrels of Beer charged with Duty in Scot- 
land, for the years ending 5 July 1792 and 5 July 1822; ixxvuu. 
262, p. (App. 851.) 

734. Number of Barrels of Beer charged with Duty in the 
United Kingdom in the year ended 5 July 1823; and from 
6 January 1823 to 5 January 1824; uxxrx. 152, Pp. 

735. Total Number of Barrels of all kinds of Beer charged 
with Duty in Scotland, from 10 October 1822 to 5 April 1823 ; 
and from 10 October 1823 to 5 April 1824; txxrx. 379, P. 

736. Number of Barrels of Strong, Table and Intermediate 
Beer chargeable to the Duties of Excise, brewed in England, 
Scotland and Wales; From 5 July 1823 to 5 July 1824; uxxx. 











165, P. From 5 July 1824 to 5July 1825; ixxx1. 149, p. 
From 5 July 1825 to 5 July 1826; txxxi. 179, P. From 
5 July 1826 to 5 January 1827; Lxxxil. 227, P. From 








5 January to 5 April 1827; Lxxxtt. 565, Pp. 
1827 to 5 January 1828; Lxxxi11. 183, P. In 1828; Lxxxiv. 
163. (Pp. 169.) ——In 1829; txxxv. 225, P. In 1830 ; (Ordered, 
LXxXxvi. 387, but not presented till) 553. (P. 589.) 


737. Quantity of the different sorts of Beer stated by Barrels 
made in each year, from 5 July 1786 to 5 July 1826; Rates of 
Duty and Amount thereof in each year and in each Kingdom ; 
and Quantities of Malt consumed in making that Beer; 1xxxu1. 
564, P. From 5 July 1826 to 5 July 1828; (Ordered, txxxin. 
507, but not presented till) uxxx1v. 44, p.——From 10 October 
1823 to 5 January 1828; Lxxx11. 228, P. From 5 January 
1825-1830; Lxxxv. 225, P. From 5 January to 10 October 
1830; (Ordered, Lxxxvi. 387, but not presented till) 553. (P. 589.) 


738. Barrels of all the different kinds of Beer brewed and 
charged with Excise Duty in each Kingdom, from 10 October 
1816 to 10 October 1827; and for each year, 1817-1828; Lxxx111. 
545, P. 1827-18295; LxxxIv. 287, P. 

739. Number of Barrels of Beer brewed upon which Duty has 
been charged, 1827-1829; Lxxxrv. 287, P. 

740. Number of Barrels of Beer; Amount of Duty on Beer; 
and Rate of Duty on each sort of Beer, 1821-1830; ixxxy. 
251, P. 

741. Beer brewed in Derby, Dorset, Nottingham, Leicester, 
Stafford and Warwick; of Bushels of Malt used in brewing such 
Ale and Beer during Three Months ending 5 April 1824; ixxrx. 
433, P. 

742. Number of Barrels of Strong Beer brewed in Scotland, 
1822 to 1824; Lxx1x. 123, P. 


743. Number of Barrels of Beer brewed by Persons licensed 
under 4 Geo. IV. c. 51, and 5 Geo. IV. c. 54, from 5 January 1825 
to 5 January 1826; ixxx1. 149, p. 


From 5 January 























744. Return from each Royal Burgh in Scotland in which the 
Tax of Two Pennies Scots upon the Pint of Beer is levied; Or- 
dered ; uxxx11. 512. (Order discharged, and Address instead ; 522. 
Presented; uxxx1x. 20, Pp.) 


745. Number of Barrels of Strong Beer exported from 5 April 
1817 to 5 April 1822; Lxxvii. 374. (P. 376.) 435. (Pp. 439.) (App. 
939-941.)——From 5 April 1822 to 5 April 1823; ixxrx. 108, p. 
From 5 July 1824 to 5 July 1825; txxx1. 149, p.——From 
5 January 1825 to 5 January 1830; ixxxv. 225, p. 





746. Number of Barrels of Beer exported from England to 
Ireland and to Scotland; from Ireland to England and to Scot- 
land ; and from Scotland to England and to Ireland ; and Exports 
to Foreign Countries, and Drawback paid, 1808-1828; txxxi1. 
442, Pp. In 1828; Lxxxiv. 163. (Pp. 169.}——In 1829; ixxxyv. 
226, P. In 1830 ; (Ordered, uxxxvi. 387, but not presented till) 
553. (P. 589.) 

747. Number of Convictions for Adulteration of Beer; and 
Informations ; txxxvi. 228, p. Number of Convictions of Pub- 
licans and Keepers of Beer Houses, from 1831; txxxvutt. 496. 
Abstract; 613, p. 

748. Detections of Unmalted Grain or Deleterious Articles 


used in making Beer; Seizures made from Brewers, 1833 and 
1834; xc. 314, P. 

















House—(continued)—relative to— 


Beer—continued. 

749. Total Number of Barrels of Beer exported from the 
United Kingdom to Foreign Countries; Quantity exported from 
each Kingdom, and Amount of Drawback allowed; uxxxvu. 
186. (Pp. 202); Lxxxrx. 193, P. 


See infra, 810, &amp;c. 1418. 1913, 2244. 2618, &amp;c. 3462. 
3678, &amp;c. 


Belfast Academical Institution : 
750. Estimate for 1828 ; xxx. 145, p. (App. 703.)——-1829 ; 

LXXXxIv. 117, Pp. (App. 557.)——-1830; ixxxv. 166, P. (App. 799.) 
1831 ; Lxxxvi. 766, Pp. (App. 1077.)}——1832 ; Lxxxvil. 418, Pp. 
(App. 865.)——1833 ; txxxvit. 265, Pp. (App. 937.)——1834; 
LXXXx1IXx. 169, p. (App. 783.)——-1835 ; xc. 214, p.———1836; xct. 
235, P. 1837; xcul. 215, P. 

751. Correspondence with respect to the Grants made in 1828 
and 1829; and Rules under which the Professors’ Salaries are 
granted ; Lxxxiv. 268. 

752. Names of Subscribers; Amount and Date of Subscrip- 
tions; and other Returns; (Ordered, xc1. 741, but not presented 
till) xc11. 224. (P. 244.) 








Belfast Collectors :—See infra, 1887. 


Belfast Port : 


753. Order of the Lord Lieutenant, declaring the Ports of 
Dublin, Belfast and Cork fit to deposit Goods ; txxx. 298. 


754. Value of Imports into and Exports from Belfast ; Vessels 
and Tonnnge Inwards and Outwards for Fifteen Years to 1831 ; 
LXXXVI. 462, P. 

755. Rates levied by the Corporation for preserving and im- 
proving the Port and Harbour since 23 August 1831; Expendi- 
ture and other Accounts; xci1. 97. 197. 


Belfast Road :—See supra, 551. 


Belgians, King of : 

756. Sums of Money paid into the Exchequer or otherwise 
received by Government out of the Annuity granted to Prince 
Leopold since the Accession of His Majesty to the Throne of 
Belgium; txxxrx. 41, p. 


757. Sums received by Trustees, 1834-1836, on account of 
Annuity ; Sums paid on account of Marlborough House ; of Sala- 
ries, &amp;c. reserved; and Sums paid into the Exchequer; xc1. 143, 
(P. 156.) ——_——Sums paid into the Exchequer on account of An- 
nuity ; xcu. 141. (Pp. 154.) 

See infra, 4961. 


Belgium : 

758. Protocol of a Conference between the Plenipotentiaries 
of Austria, Great Britain, &amp;c., respecting the Belgian Fortresses, 
and Note addressed by the said Plenipotentiaries to the Plenipo- 
tentiary of France, on 14 July 1831; with Translations; txxxvi. 
703, P. 

759. Convention relative to the Belgic Fortresses, signed at 
London, December 14, 1831; with Translations; txxxvu. 314. 
(App. 978.) 

760. Convention between His Majesty and the King of the 
French, signed at London, October 22, 1833, relative to Belgium ; 
LXXXvill. 43. (App. 1041.) 

761. Papers relative to the Affairs of Belgium; Protocols of 
the Conferences held at London between the Plenipotentiaries of 
Austria, France, Great Britain, Prussia and Russia; txxxvutt. 47. 
(App. 1041.) 

762. Convention between His Majesty and the King of the 
French, on the one part, and the King of the Netherlands on the 
other; together with an Explanatory Article thereunto annexed, 
signed at London, May 21, 1833; with Translations; Lxxxvut. 
439. (App. 1141.) 

763. Papers relative to the Affairs of Belgium ; txxxvuit. 732. 

See supra, 26; infra, 4118, &amp;c. 5263. 


Belgrave Square :—See infra, 2943. 


Bell, Grant and Agar, The King v. : 
764. Costs, in detail, of the Prosecution in the Court of King’s 
Bench, at the sittings after Hilary Term 1834; ixxx:x. 161, P. 


Bencoolen :—See Key to East India. 
Benefices :—See infra, 1248, &amp;c. 2829. 
Benefit Societies :—See infra, 2820, ke. 
Bengal :—See Key to East India. 
Beniboo Ali :—See Key to East India. 





Berbice : 











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965. Particulars of Disbursements paid for the Winkle Esta- 
plishment, as charged in the Civil Contingencies of 1823; txxvitt. 
291, p.——Of 1825; (Ordered, uxxxt. 172, but not presented.) 

766. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Privy Council in 
the matter of the Berbice and Demerara Manumission Order in 
Council ; uxxxu1. 185. (P. 246.) 

See infra, 1199, &amp;ec. 2065. 5397. 6333. 


Bermudas : 


7167. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Civil Establish- 
ment of, 1823; Lxxvitl. 175, Pp. (App. 582.)——-1824; Lxx1x. 27, P. 
——1826; LXxxI. 162, p. (App. 544.)}———1827; Lxxx1I. 302, P. 
(App. 739.)}——1828; uxxxu. 161, P. (App. 678.)}——1829; 
Lxxxiv. 74, P. (App. 533.)———-1830; txxxv. 113, p. (App. 774.) 
1831; LxXxxvi. 471, p. (App. cl.) 564, ep. (App. 1055.)—— 
1832; Lxxxvil. 256, p. (App. 834.)}———-1833; Lxxxvill. 264, P. 
(App. 906.) ——1834 ; Lxxx1x. 169, p. (App. 759.)——-1835 ; xc. 
213, P. 1836; xcI. 234, P. 1837 ; xcil. 214, P. 

768. Estimate of the Expense of providing for the Convict 
Establishment at Bermuda, For 1824; ixxrx. 28, p. (App. 655.) 
—For 1826; ixxxi. 88, p. (App. 674.) ——For 1829 ; Lxxxiv. 
169, Pp. (App. 757.) 

See infra, 1355, &amp;c. 1367. 1497, &amp;c. 5340. 


Berwick and Morpeth Roads: 
769. Mr. Telford’s Report relative thereto; Lxxx. 378, p. 











Bethlem Hospital &gt;—See infra, 825. 
Bethnal Green Cholera Loan: 


770. Detail of the manner in which the Sum of £.2,000, 
granted in 1832, in aid of the Parish Funds for the Relief of 
Cholera in the Parish of Bethnal Green, was expended ; (Ordered, 


LXXXIX. 434, but not presented.) 
Bibles :—See infra, 6241. 


Bills of Exchange : 


771. Scale of Stamp Duties on Bills of Exchange in England, 
1793-1822; Lxxvurr. 181, Pp. 184, P. (App. 844.}——1805-1826 ; 


( Ordered, Lxxxt1. 535, but not presented till) txxxut. 127, P. 
From 5 April 1827; Lxxxi1. 545, P. 
191, p.——1828-1831; Lxxxvi. 433, P. 
384, P. 








772. Scale of Stamp Duties on Bills of Exchange, from 


5 January 1823 to 5 January 1825; Lxxx. 436, p. 
773. Similar Account for Ireland; ixxx. 477, p. 


774. Amount ofall Stamps on Inland Bills of Exchange issued 
from the Stamp Office in each year from 1800 to 1825; Lxxxt. 


775. Stamp Duties on Bills of Exchange of £.100 and under, 
from 1793 to 1822; and Scale of Duties ; txxviu. 181, P. 184, P. 


(App. 844.) 
See supra, 624, &amp;c. 


Bills in Parliament : 


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


Binding :—See infra, 5854, &amp;c. 
Birmingham : 

782. Produce of Excise Duties for the Town of Birmingham ; 
For 1818-1820; txxvi. 235, P. 

783. Number of Inhabitant Householders paying Poor Rates 
inthe Parish of Birmingham at the end of 1827; and Amount of 
Poor Rates for the said Parish; txxxut. 93, Pp. 

784. Similar Returns for that part of the Hamlet of Deritend 
which lies within the Manor of Birmingham; txxxu1. 93, P. 

See supra, 485; infra, 3785. 4536. 


Bishops :—See infra, 1267. 
Bishops’ Lands: 

785. Names and Residences of the several Persons who have 
served Notices on the Ecclesiastical Board in Ireland of their 


intention to purchase the Fee of the Bishops’ Lands now held by 
them ; Lxxx1x. 281. (Pp. 286.)———-xc. 273, P.——xc1. 353. 


Bishops’ Leases : j 
786. Rates of Renewal Fines on Bishops’ Leases in Ireland ; 
LXXXvill. 486, p.———Returns relative thereto; Lxxx1x. 281. 
787. Answers by Mr. Finlaison, Actuary of the National Debt 
Office, to Questions on the subject of Ecclesiastical Leases ; 
further Memorandum on the same subject; Note on Ecclesiastical 
Leases by Mr. Drinkwater Bethune; xc11. 155, Pp. 


Blackfriars Bridge :—See infra, 3577, &amp;c. 








1828-1829; Lxxxv. 
1831-1832; Lxxxvil. 


Blackheath :—See infra, 5807. 


Blakeney and Clay Ports (Norfolk) : 

788. Ships and Vessels which have entered these Ports, and 
that have sailed or cleared out therefrom since 1817; (Ordered, 
LXXxix. 496, but not presented.) 


Blanchfield, Mr. :—See infra, 3289. 
Blankets :—See infra, 6511. 
Blasphemy and Sedition :—See 3443. 


Bloomsbury, St. Giles and St. George : 

789. Returns from the Joint Parishes of all Poor and Church 
Rates made under the Local Act 1810-1832; Date of making; 
Amount in the Pound; and the whole Amount assessed and 
received ; ‘LXXxvil. 567. 


Blubber :—See infra, 4280. 

Board of Control (East India) :—See Key to East India. 
Board of Trade :—See infra, 5848. 6526. 

Board of Works :—See infra, 6528. 

Boards of Health (Dublin) :—sSee Key to Dublin. 

Bogs :— See infra, 5172. 

Bombay :—See Key to East India. 


Bombazines : 
790. Quantity and Value of Bombazines and Norwich Crapes 


Bills, Private : 


776. Names and Titles of all Bills, 1832-1835, which have passed 
the House of Commons and not been returned from the other House 
of Parliament; and of all Bills returned from the other House 
with Amendments, but which have not afterwards received the 
Royal Assent; xc. 600, p.——Similar Account; xc. 601, p.—— 
Similar Account; xc1. 841, P. 


777. Number of Committees on Private Bills which sat daily 
during last Session, distinguishing opposed from unopposed ; 
Number of Days which the Committee on each opposed Bill sat ; 
xcri. 495. (Pp. 514.) See supra, 31. 

778. Number of all Private Bills which were in progress 
through the House on 28 February 1820; txxv. 119. (App. 831.) 


779. Total Number of Petitions for Private Bills presented to 
the House of Commons in each Session of Parliament, 1825- 
1829; showing the Number of Reports, &amp;c.; txxxiv. 375, P. 

780. Number of Private Bills which have passed through 
Parliament, 1819-1832 ; and Number of Petitions for Bills in the 


exported from London and Liverpool, 1822-1825; xxx. 553, P. 
Bonding Warehouses :—See infra, 6303, &amp;c. 
Bones :—See infra, 4883. 


Books : 

791. Number of Literary Works and Books of Prints entered 
at Stationers’ Hall previous to 1 March 1709, and from thence 
to 31 December 1826; txxxn. 443, p. (App. 930.) 

792. Amount of the Wholesale Price of one Copy of each 
Book entered at Stationers’ Hall 1833-1835 ; xc1. 526. (P. 542.) 


Boots, &amp;ce. : 
793. Number of Pairs of Boots, Shoes and Clogs imported, 
1820-1829; Lxxxiv. 190.———Amount of Duty paid upon 
Boots, Shoes, Slippers or Calashes imported from France or other 
Countries, not British Possessions, 1827-1829; itxxxv. 376, Pp. 
See infra, 3117. 


Borough Boundaries : 


present Session ; (Ordered, txxxvin. 214, but not presented.) 
Bills, Public : 


794. Commission and Instructions to Commissioners appointed 
to settle the Boundaries and Wards of certain Boroughs in 
England and Wales; xc. 456, P. 


781. Number of Public Bills presented to the House since 
1801; Number referred to Select Committees; Number referred 
with power to send for Persons, &amp;c. ; Numbers referred before 
and after Second Reading; xc1. 54. (Pp. 69.) See infra, 4780, 
&amp;e. 


Borris Chapel : 
795. Correspondence between Catholic Priests and the Lord 
Lieutenant on the subject of the alleged attendance of the Military 
on the 8 February and following Sunday ; xc. 248. (Pr. 257.) 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Borthwick, 
H 





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I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House-—(continued)—relatwve to— 


Borthwick, William Murray: 

796. Certified Copies or Extracts of Process before the 
Magistrates of Glasgow, at the instance of William Murray 
Borthwick, against Robert Alexander and others; of Petitions ; 
Informations; Extracts of Records and Returns of Warrants ; 
(Ordered, txxvu. 388, but not presented.) 

797. Certified Copy or Extract of a Process before the 
Magistrates of Glasgow, and other Papers relative to William 
Murray Borthwick; txxvut. 94, Pp. 

See infra, 1525, &amp;c. 


Boston :—See infra, 1632. 
Botanical Collectors :—See infra, 979. 


Bottles : 

798. Quantity of Common Glass Bottles manufactured in 
Ireland, from 5 January to 5 July 1831; and Amount of Excise 
Duty chargeable thereon; (Ordered, Lxxxvi. 866, but not pre- 
sented till) uxxxvu. 36.——Duty and Drawbacks on Stone 
Bottles, 1815-1832; Lxxxvul. 230. (Pp. 235.) 


Boulton and Watt, Messrs. :—See infra, 4723. 
Boundaries :—See infra, 1720, &amp;c. 4392, &amp;e. 


Bounties : 

799. Annual Amount of Bounties and Drawbacks allowed 
upon the Exportation of Manufactured Goods; of the increase 
or reduction in the Rates of Bounties and Drawbacks; txxr1x. 
457, P. 


Bourbon, Isle of :—See infra, 3793. 5468. 
Bowring, Dr. :—See supra, 26; infra, 3861. 


Bow Street Public Office: 
800. Estimate of Sum wanted to defray the Expenses of the 
Establishment of the Public Office, Bow Street, for 1821; Lxxv1. 
140, p. (App. 585.) 1822; Lxxvul. 31, p. (App. 594.) 


Boyd, Mr. : 

801. Correspondence between the Foreign Office and His 
Majesty’s Minister at Madrid and the British Consul at Malaga, 
relative to the Seizure and putting to Death of Mr. Boyd; Lxxxix. 
464, P. 469, P. 


Bradford Gaol : 
802. Correspondence between the Secretary of State for the 
Home Department and the Lord Lieutenant of the West Riding 
of York, relative thereto; Lxxx. 435. 





Branch Banks :—See supra, 577. 602. 


Brandy : 

803. Proof Gallons of British Brandy permitted out from 
Rectifiers’ Stocks in England, 1832-1834; Lxxx1x. 249, 

804. Account of the Duties on Brandy imported into Ireland, 
in each year from 1800 to 1821; Lxxvi. 378. (P. 405.) (App. 957.) 

805. Quantity annually imported and exported and retained 
for Home Consumption in each year since 1805; and the Average 
for the last Ten Years, 1826; Lxxx1. 221, P. 

See infra, 1908, &amp;c, 2244. 5626, &amp;e. 


Brass :—See infra, 3110. 5587. 


Brazils : 

806. Accounts relating to Consulage and Contribution in the 
Brazils; txxvi. 366, Pp. 

807. Correspondence respecting the original Settlement of the 
Establishment for the Consul-General in the Brazils; txxvu. 
472, p. (App. 758-766.) Treaty of Amity and Commerce 
between His Majesty and the Emperor of Brazil, signed at Rio de 
Janeiro, 17 August 1827; Lxxxutr. 9. 

808. Memorandum, dated May 1829, entered into between 
Lord Ponsonby and the Brazilian Government, relative to the 
capture of British Ships in 1820 and 1827; uxxxvil. 436, Pp. 

See infra, 8114. 5377, &amp;c. 


Bread :—See supra, 514, &amp;c. 





Breakfast Powder :—See infra, 3073. 5033. 


Bremen :—See infra, 2963. 


Bremner, Mr.: 


809. Correspondence which took place between the Board of 
Stamps and the Treasury, respecting Mr. Bremner, the Solicitor 
of Stamps; (Ordered, uxxv1. 478, but not presented.) 


Breton, Cape : —See infra, 972. 








Brewers : 


810. Number of Brewers in England, Scotland and Wales, 
from 5 April 1817 to.6 April 1822; uxxvir. 374. (P. 376.) 436. 
(vp. 489.) (App. 939-941.)—-1824 5’ xxix. 108, P. 

811. Number of Licensed Victuallers in England and Wales; 
Number who brew their own Beer; uxxvu, 436. (Pr. 439.) (App. 
939-941.)———1824; Lxx1x. 108, P. 

812. Number of Brewers, Retail Brewers, Licensed Victuallers 
and Intermediate Brewers in England, Scotland and Wales; 
From 5 July 1823 to 5 July 1824; ixxx. 165, p.——From 5 July 
1824 to 5 July 1825; .xxx1. 149, p.———From 5 July 1825 to 
5 July 1826; xxx. 179, p——From 5 July 1826 to 6 January 
1827; Lxxxu. 227, p.——From 5 January to 5 April 1827; 
LXxXIl. 564, P. From 5 January 1827 to 5 January 1828; 
LXXXIl. 183, p.——From 5 January 1828 to 5 January 1829; 
LXXYxIv. 164, P. From 5 January 1829 to 5 January 1830; 
LXXXV. 225, P. From 5 January 1830 to 10 October, 1830; 
(Ordered, txxxv1. 387, but not presented till) 553. (Pp. 589.) 


813. Number of Brewers, Licensed Victuallers and Persons 
licensed under the Act to permit the general Sale of Beer by 
Retail in the United Kingdom; Number who brew their own 
Beer, and Total Quantity of Malt used; From 10 October 1830 
to 5 January 1831; (Ordered, txxxvi. 387, but not presented till) 
553. (Pp. 559.)———-1831—-1832; Lxxxvu. 159, P. 1832-1833 ; 
LXXxvill. 186, (Pp. 202.)——Again ordered ; uxxxvin..675.—— 
(Order for Account discharged ; 702.)———1833-1834 ; LXxxrx. 
192, Pp. 1834-1835; xc. 364, P. 

814. Number of Licenses granted to Retail Brewers in Eng- 
land and Wales since 1 July 1823; ixx1x. 287, P. 





























815. Number of Persons licensed to brew Beer under the 
Provisions of Acts 4 Geo. IV. c. 51 and 5 Geo. IV. c. 54; xxxrx. 
152, P.—Lxxx. 186, P.—LXXXI. 149, P.—Lxxx1. 179, P. 


816. Number of Retail Brewers and Intermediate Brewers 
that have been licensed since the passing of the several Acts to 
5 January 1827; Lxxxi1. 323, Pp. 

817. Number of Excise Licenses issued under Act 1 Will. IV. 
c. 64, distinguishing the Counties and Excise Districts, and the 
number of Houses for the Sale of Beer, Ale and Spirits, 1830; 
LXXXVI. 220, P. For the Half-year ending 31 March 1331, 
1832 and 1833; Lxxxvut. 519, P. 

818. Number of Convictions in England of Retail Brewers for 
selling Beer to be consumed on their Premises, under Act 35 
Geo. III. c. 113, since July 1823; (Ordered, txxxu. 561, and 
LXxxiul. 75, but not presented.) 

819. Number of Houses licensed for the Sale of Beer during 
1835; specifying those in which it may be consumed on the Pre- 
mises, and those in which it may not; xc1. 149. (P. 192.) In 
1836; xcr. 204. (Pp, 216.) 

820. Number of Persons licensed as “ Brewers,” “ Victuallers,” 
“to sell Beer to be drunk on the Premises,” and “ to sell Beer 
not to be drunk on the Premises;” the Number who brew their 
own Beer, and Quantity of Malt consumed by them, 1835; xcr. 
343. (P. 348.) 1836; xci1. 660. (Pp. 670.) 

See supra, 729, &amp;c.; infra, 2750. 3452. 3678, &amp;c. 











Bricks and Tiles: 


821. Number of Brick and Tile Makers, and Amount of 
Excise Duty collected on Bricks and Tiles in 1830; txxxv1. 
475, P. 

822. Dates on which Duties on Slates, Tiles and Bricks were 
first imposed, and Number of Tiles made in 1880; txxxv1. 479, P. 


823. Amount of Excise Duty collected on‘ each description of 
Bricks and Tiles in England and Scotland in 1831;&lt;ixxxvin 
182, P, 

824. Number of Bricks and Tiles upon which Duty has been 
paid in 1832, in England and Scotland, distinguishing the Amount 
paid in each County; Lxxxvut. 464. (Pp. 513.) 

See infra, 3109. 


Bridewell and Bethlem Hospitals: 


825. Reports of Special Committee of Governors, and Ab- 
stracts of Accounts from Christmas 1833-1834; xc1. 116. (P. 156.) 


Bridges :—See infra, 3010, &amp;c. 4848. 5027, &amp;c. Also each 


Bridge under its respective name. 


Bridlington Pier : 


826. Sums levied under Acts 1815-1836; Expenditure; Sums 
borrowed and rate of Interest; xc1. 136. 


Bridport Harbour :—See infra, 3664. 
Brighton : 


827. Copies of the General Cash Account of the Total Amount 
of Money received by the Commissioners of the Town of Brighton 
since 











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Brighton —continued. 
since 1810; Amount. collected by the Commissioners; Sums 
expended in Law Proceedings; (Ordered, uxxx. 504; to be laid 
before the House forthwith, 573; but not presented.) 


Brighton Guardian : 
828. Expenses paid by Government towards the Expenses of 
prosecuting the Editor of the Brighton Guardian, stating the Date 
when paid, and to whom paid; (Ordered, uxxx1x. 596, but not 
presented till) xc. 364. (P. 375.) 


‘ 


Brighton Palace: 
829. Estimate of Amount required in 1832 to complete certain 
Alterations and Additions to His Majesty’s Palace at Brighton ; 
LXxxvil. 106, P. (App. 796.) ——-1833; Lxxxviil. 262. (Pp. 265.) 


(App. 876.) 


Brighton Railways : 
830. Report of the Military Engineer on the several Lines ; 
xcil. 513, P. 


Brimstone : 
831. Duties received and Drawbacks paid on Brimstone in 
England, Scotland and Ireland, 1815-1825; txxx.477,P. See 
infra, 3099. 5095. 


Brisco v. Brisco :—See infra, 2407. 


Bristol : 
832. Number of Ships, with their Tonnage and Men, that 
have entered the Port of Bristol in 1822-1825; txxxt. 214, P. 


833. Number of Houses in each Parish in the City of Bristol, 
distinguishing the Number separately assessed for the relief of the 
Poor at £.15, and under £.25 and above £.25; (Ordered, 
LXXXvI. 770, but not presented.) 


834. Return from the Churchwardens of the Parishes of St. 
Peter and St. James, Bristol, of the Number of Persons who on 
the 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th March 1832 had been rated 
to the relief of the Poor for the whole year immediately preceding ; 
and other Returns relating to the said Parishes; txxxvu. 416. 


835. Estimate of Amount required to defray the Charge of 
* erecting Revenue Buildings at Bristol; txxx1x. 167. (P. 170.) 


(App. 736.) 
See infra, 1887. 4536. 5242, 5533. 5934. 6148, &amp;c. 


Bristol Road :—See infra, 1136. 


British Museum : 

836. Account of the Income and Expenditure of the British 
Museum ; of Estimated Charges and Expenses; and of Persons 
admitted to view; 1819; Lxxv. 219, Pp. (App. 563.)——1820; 
LXXVi. 276, Pp. (App. 590.) 1821; Lxxvul. 194, ep. (App. 604.) 

1822; Lxxvi. 233, p. (App. 593.)}———1823; Lxx1x. 113, Pp. 
(App. 667.}——1824 5 Lxxx. 10, Pp. (App. 747.)——-1825 5 Lxxx1. 
154, Pp. (App. 561.)——1826; Lxxxu. 239, Pp. (App. 750.)— 
1827; uxxxm. 151, p. (App. 662.)——1828; Lxxxiv. 142, P. 
(App. 546.)——1829; ixxxv. 39, p. (App. 788.)——1830; Lxxxvi. 
335, Pp. (App. clix.) 564, p. (App. 1065.)——1831; Lxxxvn. 
124, p. (App. 847.)——1832; rxxxvim. 61, p. (App. 922.)—— 
1833 ; Lxxx1x. 26, p. (App. 773.) ——-1834 ; xc. 128, p.——1835 ; 
xcI. 157. (p. 192.)——-1836 ; xc11. 197. (P. 209.) 








837. Estimate of the Sum required towards erecting New 
Buildings at the British Museum; For 1823; uxxvimt. 35], P. 
(App. 590.)——1824 5 Lxx1x. 24, p. (App. 640.) 18253 Lxxx. 
31, Pp. (App. 754.) 1826; Lxxx1. 141, Pp. (App. 526.)—— 
18275; Lxxxm. 302, Pp. (App. 719.) 1828; LXXxII. 160, P. 
321, P. 1829; Lxxxiv. 104, p. (App. 516.)———1830; Lxxxv. 
112, Pp. (App. 758.)}——1831; Lxxxvi. 360, P. 426, p. (App. cxxi. 
exxv.) 562. (Pp. 564.) (App. 1021.) 1832; LXxxvil. 105, P. 
(App. 799.) 1833; LXxxvilI. 263. (Pp. 265.) (App. 878.)}—— 
1834; Lxxx1x. 167. (p. 170.) (App. 735.)——1835; xc. 212, P. 
——1836 ; xcr. 232. (Pp. 285.)——1837 ; xcr1. 212, P. 




















838. Estimate of Sum required to enable His Majesty to 
deposit and place in the British Museum the Collection of Egyptian 
Antiquities, now the property of Mr. J. Sams; ixxxrx. 302, p. 
(App. 762.)——Estimate of Sum required to defray the Charge 
of certain Egyptian Antiquities; xc. 525, P. 


839. Estimate of Sum required to purchase the Collection of 
Fossil Organic Remains, the property of Mr. Thomas Hawkins, 
to be deposited in the British Museum; txxxix. 520, p. (App. 
773.) 

840. Estimate of Sum required to defray the Charge of certain 
Purchases; xct. 748, P. 


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


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841. Estimate for the purchase of Mr. Broderip’s Collection of 
Shells ; xcu. 214, p. A 

842, Estimate for the purchase of certain Etruscan Vases, part 
of the Collection of the Prince of Canino; cx. 521, Pp. 

843. Applications made to the Trustees for admission to in- 
spect Minerals, Medals-and Coins, Prints and Drawings, and to 
the Reading Room; 1816-1820; txxv1. 103, p. (App. 591.) 

844. Amount of the Salaries and Duties of Officers, &amp;c.; 
Statutes and Rules of the Museum as to admission to the Reading 
Room and general Management of the Museum} txxvi. 103, Pp. 
(App. 591.) 

845. Sums expended by the Trustees, 1829-1832, in the pur- 
chase of French Books; ixxxvu1. 550. 

846. Sums received and expended from whatever source, from 
16 February 1821 to 25 March 1833; uxxxvu. 455, p. 

847. Sums paid by the Board of Works, from 16 February 
1821 to 25 March 1833, on account of the British Museum; 
LXXXVIII. 633, P. (App. 924.) 

848. Number of Coins purchased or sold by the Trustees or 
Officers, between Christmas 1832 and 1833; Lxxx1x. 73, P. 

849. Proceedings adopted by the Trustees with reference to 
Resolutions passed by Select Committee of the House of Com- 
mons; XCI. 733, P. xcl. 480. (P. 487.) 





Brixton Half-hundred Court of Request:—See infra, 


1787. 


Broad Cloths : 


850. Quantities milled in the West Riding of Yorkshire since 
1790; ixxv. 232, rp. (App. 768.) 


Brocklebank, Thomas :—See infra, 4706. 
Bromley Court of Requests :—See infra, 1783. 


Browne, Colonel: 


851. Date of the Appointment of Mr. Brook T. Otley, as 
Trustee for the Crown, in settling the affairs of the late Colonel 
Browne, Agent for recruiting; Letter of Appointment, and 
Balance due by the late Colonel Browne; (Ordered, txxxv1. 817, 
but not presented till) uxxxvit. 233, P. 

852. Compromise or Agreement entered into in 1824 with the 
Executrix of the late Colonel Browne, Agent for recruiting in 
Ireland, for the payment of £.170,000, due by Colonel Browne at 
the time of his decease ; Lxxxvi1. 180, P. 


Buck Wheat :—See infra, 1602. 


Buckingham Palace : 


853. Sum already expended, and Estimate of the Sum required 
to complete the building of the same; Lxxx1. 390, rp. LXXXV. 
538, P.———Estimate; txxxiv. 306, Pp. (App. 537.) 

854. Estimate to defray Debts for Work done previous to the 
appointment of the Select Committee in 1831; Lxxxvi. 872, P. 
(App. 1066.) 

855. Estimate of Monies required to be voted in 1836 for 
Works and Services; xct. 748, P. 

856. Papers relating thereto; Lxxxv1. 263. 





Buenos Ayres :—See infra, 3114. 
Bullion : 


857. Account of the Market Prices. of Gold and Silver, 
with the Course of Exchange with Hamburgh, Lisbon and Paris, 
&amp;c.; LXxvI. 219, P. 

858. Silver purchased by Government ; Contracts entered into 
between Government and the Bank; and all Contracts; txxvu. 
236, p. (App. 1193-1197.) 

859. Quantity of Gold and Silver exported and imported, 
1810-1825 ; Lxxx. 300, P, 

860. Quantity of Gold and Silver which has passed through 
the Bullion Office of the Bank of England, 1810-1825; uxxx. 
188, P. 

861. Quantity of Gold and Silver exported from 1 January 
1825; LxXxx. 477, P. ; 

862. Quantity of Gold received into the Mint, and of Gold 
Monies coined, 1823-1825 ; Lxxx. 129, Pp. 

863. Average Prices of Gold Bullion, taken from the Quantity 
and Price in 1814 and 1815; Lxxx1, 39, p. (App. 712.) 

864. Monthly Account of the Quantity of Gold and Silver 
exported, 1825 and 1826; Lxxxu, 106, P, 

865. Gold and Silver Coin and Bullion imported into and 
exported from India and China to or from Europe or America, 

distinguishing 








$2 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 




















Bullion—continued. 
distinguishing Gold from Silver in each year, from the earliest 
period the Account can be furnished; uxxxviu. 474. (Pp. 492.) 
866. Value of Gold and Silver raised in the several Mining 
Countries of America and Russia; txxxvuit. 307, P. 
See infra, 1348. 


Bungay, Churchwardens of, v. Childs :—See infra, 187. 
Buonaparte :—See infra, 2971. 


Burgess, Mr. Henry: 
867. Letters from J. Harman and J Thornton, Esq'*, to 
the Earl of Liverpool, relating to his Claim; uxxvu. 362, P. 
(App. 620.) 


Burgh Courts :—See infra, 1766. 


Burghs, Royal : 

868. Return of the Royal Burghs in Scotland which have at 
any time lost the power of electing their Council ; txxv1. 128. 

869. Appointment of Alexander Ferrier to the office of Con- 
servator of Privileges; txxvu. 70. 

870. Return from each of the Royal Burghs of Scotland, 
showing the actual Number of their Town Council, specifying the 
Offices they hold, &amp;c. (Ordered, txxvit. 477, but not presented.) 

871. Returns from the Provosts of Scotch Burghs, as to the 
actual Members of their respective Town Councils; ixxvim. 
61, P. 193, P. 

872. Statements of Magistrates of each of the Royal Burghs 
of Scotland, relative to Accounts; Lxxx. 243, P. 

873. Amount of Cess levied in each of the Royal Burghs of 
Scotland, 1825-1829; txxxv. 427, P. 

874. Returns relative to the Royal Burghs in Scotland; 
LXXXVIII. 204,————Returns to be returned to the Secretary of 
State’s Office; txxxvit. 721. 

875. Money paid by each Burgh to the Convention of Royal 
Burghs; ixxx1x. 504. (Pp. 529.) 

876. Emoluments and Expenses of a Commission bearing date 
15 July 1833, to inquire into the Royal and other Burghs in 
Scotland ; xc. 233, p. 

877. Sums paid in each of the Royal Burghs for Aliment of 
Prisoners after conviction, distinguishing Offences committed 
without the Jurisdiction of the Burgh, 1832-1834; xcr. 221. 
(Pp. 240.) 

See infra, 4491. 
































































































































Burials :—See infra, 3761. 3937. 4321, &amp;c. 











Burial Places: 
878. Sums expended in the formation of Parochial Burial 
Places in England and Wales; ixxx1x. 428, P. 
879. Returns relative to Burial Places within the Bills of 
Mortality; txxxrx. 83, P. 





























Burmese War :—See Key to East India. 








Bury, Lancashire :—See infra, 4517. 








Bushe, Brigade Major :—See infra, 4217. 








, Bushmen :—See supra, 99. 








Butlerage of Wines :—See infra, 3353. 








Butter and Cheese : 

880. Quantity of Butter and Cheese imported into Great 
Britain from Foreign Countries, 1811-1820; .xxvi. 138, P. 
(App. 1046.) . 

881. Annual Amount of Cheese and Butter imported from 
5 January 1810 to 5 January 1822; txxvi. 119, P. 145, p. (App. 
983, 984.) 

882. Total Quantity imported into Great Britain from Foreign 
Countries and Ireland in each year from 5 January 1822 to 5 
January 1825; ixxxi. 221, P. 1801-1830; Lxxxv. 376, P. 

883. Quantity of Butter imported into Great Britain and Ire- 
land from Foreign Parts, 5 January 1821 to 5 January 1822, 
distinguishing Holland; txxvu. 145, P. 

884. Quantity of Butter and Cheese imported into the United 
Kingdom in each Year, 1801-1827; uxxxu. 373, p. 412, Pp. 
In 1827 ; Lxxxitt. 291, P. In 1828 and 1829; txxxv. 376, P. 

885. Quantity of Cheese, Butter and Eggs imported, 1823- 
1830; Lxxxv. 569, P. 

886. Quantity of Butter exported from the different Ports of 
Ireland, 5 January 1821 to 5 January 1822; uxxvu. 172. (App. 
984.) 


























































































































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


Butter and Cheese—continued. ' 

887. Quantity of Butter exported from Ireland, 1806-1826; 
LXxXI. 318, P. 

888. Quantity exported from Ireland, 1801-1827; ixxxitt. 
183. (Pp. 189.)———-1827—1829 ; (Ordered, uxxxv. 232, but not pre- 
sented.) 

889. Quantity of Butter exported from Dublin, 1825-1829 ; 
LXxxIv. 261, P. 

890. Memorials presented to the Treasury or Board of Trade 
respecting the Butter Trade of Ireland ; txxx. 249, p. 

891. Names of Officers appointed for the Regulation of the 
Butter Trade in the Sea Ports of Ireland; by whom appointed ; 
and Amount of Fees received by them; (Ordered, txxxu11. 503, 
but not presented.) 

892. Names of the Officers employed under the Butter Acts 
of Ireland; and whether they execute the Duties in their own 
Person or by Deputy ; (Ordered, uxxx11. 513, but not presented.) 


893. Names of Officers employed under the Butter Acts of 
Ireland; by whom appointed; and whether they execute the 
Duties in their own Person or by Deputy; and an Account of 
Fees received ; txxxiv. 50. (P. 142.) 359, P. 

894. Compensations made to Weighmasters of Butter in 1830 
in Ireland; txxxvi. 554. 

See infra, 3131. 


Byrne, Mr. :—See infra, 3289. 

Cabriolets :—See infra, 2951. 

Cadets :—See Key to East India. 

Caffres :—See supra, 99. 

Calcutta Bankers :—See Key to East India. 
Calais and Dover Packets :—See infra, 4747, &amp;e. 


Caledonian Canal : 

895. Estimate for 1820; txxv. 208, p. (App. 561.) 351, Pp. 
(App. 567.)——1822; Lxxvit. 316. (Pp. 333.) (App. 620.)——1823; 
LXXVIII. 174, p. (App. 578.)——1824; uxx1x. 24, p. (App. 639.) 

1829; Lxxxiv. 104, P. (App. 517.) 

896. Reports of the Commissioners; Seventeenth; xxv. 
265, p.——Eighteenth; txxvi. 406, P. Nineteenth; txxvit. 
315, p.——Twentieth ; txxviu. 360, P. Twenty-first; Lxxrx. 
449, P. Twenty-second; xxx. 487, P. Twenty-third ; 
LXxxul. 513, P. Twenty-fourth ; txxxu1. 388, Pp. Twenty- 
fifth ; uxxx1v. 350, P. Twenty-sixth; Lxxxv. 646, Pp. 
Twenty-seventh; Lxxxvi. 753, P. Twenty-eighth; Lxxxvit. 
554, P. Twenty-ninth ; xxxx1x. 492, P. Thirtieth; xc. 399, 
P. Thirty-first; xc1. 465, P. 


897. List of the Names, Tonnage and Cargoes of all Vessels 
which have passed through the Caledonian Canal, &amp;c. from 1 May 
1823-18245; txxrx. 531. 

898. List and Copy of Notices of Claims for Injuries and 
Damages occasioned by the Caledonian Canal; txxxt. 104, Pp. 

899. Returns relative thereto; txxx1x. 534. (P. 592.) 









































Calicoes :—See infra, 1711. 

Calves :—See infra, 5500. 

Cambrics :—See infra, 3108. 
Cambridge :—See supra, 673 ; infra, 4299. 


Cambridge University: 

900. Vice Chancellor of the University of Cambridge to send 
to the House of Commons a Copy of the Second Edict of James 
I., on the subject of Subscription to the Three Articles of the 
Thirty-sixth Canon, &amp;c. txxx1x. 103, P. See infra, 6235, &amp;c. 


Canada: 

901. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Civil Establish- 
ment of Upper Canada, 1820; txxv. 207, p. (App. 558.)——1821 ; 
XxvI. 140, p. (App. 588.}——1822; Lxxvir. 99, Pp. (App. 602.) 

1823 ; txxvi. 175, Pp. (App. 582.)——-1824; Lxx1x. 27, P. 
(App. 652.)——1825 ; Lxxx. 32, p. (App. 767.)——-1826 5 Lxxx1. 
162, p. (App. 548.) 

902. Estimate for improving the Water Communication be- 
tween Montreal and the Ottawa, and from the Ottawa to Kingston ; 
1826; LxxxI. 162, p. (App. 548.}——1827 ; Lxxx11. 303, Pp. (App. 
741.}——And from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario; 1828; txxx1. 
161, p. (App. 680.) 475, Pp. (App. 690.)}--—-1829 ; LxxxIv. 75, P. 
(App. 535.)}——1830; uxxxv. 113, p. (App. 776.)——1831; 
LXXXVI. 564, p. (App. 1057.)———-1832; Lxxxvil. 256, P. (App. 840.) 
1833; Lxxxvill. 702, P. 








903. Estimate 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








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


Canada—continued. 

903. Estimate on account of the Rideau Canal and the Canals 
on the Ottawa; 1834; Lxxxrx. 169, p. (App. 762.)}——In 1887 ; 
xcrl. 214, P. 

904. Estimate of the Expense of the Construction of Water 
Communications in the Canadas; uxxxm. 484, p. (App. 751.) 

905. Estimate of Sum required on account of Canal Commu- 
nications, 1835-1836; xc. 213, P. 

906. Estimate of Amount required to defray the Charge of the 
Maintenance and Repair of the Rideau Canal, and for the Manage- 
ment of the Locks, in the year ending 31 March 1833; ixxxvit. 
503, Pp. (App. 850.) 

907. Supplemental Estimate of new Works proposed to be 
constructed in North America; txxx111. 499, Pp. (App. 690.) 

908. Estimate of Charge of defraying the Expense of the Esta- 
blishment of the Indian Department in Upper and Lower Canada ; 
1832; LXxxvil. 256, Pp. (App. 839.)——1833 ; Lxxxvul. 264, P. 
(App. 911.) 1834; Lxxx1x. 169, p. (App. 761.)——1836}; xc. 
213, P- 1836; xc. 234, P. 1837 ; xcu. 215, P. 

909. Estimate of Sum required in addition to the Amount 
already provided from the Funds of the Colony and other Sources 
to pay Compensations to British Subjects in Upper Canada for 
Losses sustained during the War in 1814 and 1815; xcu1. 521, pP. 

910. Estimate of Sum required for Advances on account of 
Arrears of Charges for the Administration of Justice and of the 
Civil Government of the Province of Lower Canada; xc11. 521, p. 

911. Act passed relative to Tithes; txxvit. 73. 

912. Minutes ofintended Arrangements between His Majesty’s 
Secretary of State and the Canada Company ; 1xxx. 311, Pp. 

913. Address of the House of Assembly on the subject of 
Clergy Reserved Lands; 1xxxu. 401, P. 

914. Regulations lately adopted in the Canadas for granting of 
Waste Lands; Lxxxtt. 401, P. 

915. Population of Upper and Lower Canadas at the last 
Census, and of Religious Persuasions; txxxu. 422, P. 

916. Letter to R. W. Horton, Esq'*, by the Rev. Dr. Strachan, 
respecting the state of the Church in Upper Canada; Lxxxu1. 
484, P. 

917. Establishment of the General Post Office in Upper and 
Lower Canada; Amount collected for Postage ; (Ordered, ix x x11. 
580, but not presented.) 

918. Establishment of the General Post Office in Upper and 
Lower Canada; and in each of the other Colonies in North Ame- 
rica; also, Amount collected for Postage in 1825 and 1826; 
LXXXulI. 89. 

919. Copy of Two Despatches to the Secretary of State for the 
Colonies on the subject of the Welland Canal; txxxu. 448, Pp. 
(App. 680.) 

920. Act for ascertaining, establishing and confirming in a 
legal and regular manner, and for Civil Purposes, the Parochial 
Sub-divisions of various parts of that Province; Lxxxiv. 382. 

921. Communications between the Colonial Office and the Go- 
vernors of Upper and Lower Canada, pursuant to the recommend- 
ations of the Canada Committee; Lxxxv. 95, P. 

922. Progress which has been made in the Works for the im- 
provement of the Water Communication between Montreal and 
Kingston by the Rideau and Ottawa Rivers; txxxv. 240, p. 

923. Answers of the Governors of Upper and Lower Canada, 
relative to the state of the Executive and Legislative Councils ; 
LXxxv. 518, P. 

924. Address from the House of Assembly of Lower Canada 
on the subject of certain Lands held or claimed by the Catholic 
Seminary at Montreal; Lxxxv. 627, Pp. 

925. Correspondence on the subject of Canal Communication ; 
LXXXVI. 228, P.3 LXXXVII. 345, P. 

926. Returns relative to the Rideau and Ottawa Canals; 
LXXXIx. 534, (P. 592.) 

927. Monies paid and payable by the Company under con- 
tracts for sale of Crown Reserves in Upper Canada and other 
accounts; LXXXVI. 361, P. 

928. Communications relative to the appropriation of Crown 
Revenues, and Financial Arrangements between the Governors 
and Legislatures of the two Provinces; Lxxxvt. 662, P. 

929. Address to His Majesty from the House of Assembly of 
Upper Canada, on the Administration of Justice, dated 14 March 
1829, and other Papers relative to Upper Canada; ixxxvu. 
589, P. 

+930. Report of Mr. Rickards to the Colonial Secretary respect- 
ing the Waste Lands in the Canadas and Emigration ; ixxxvit. 
187. (P. 235.) 

















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(1820—1837.) 





House—(continued)—relative to— 


Canada—continued. 


931. Letter from the Secretary of the Ordnance, dated 21 May 
1832, respecting the Expenditure upon the Works of the Rideau 
Canal in Canada, with Treasury Minute thereon ; ixxxvit. 368, P. 
(App. 850.) 

932. Statements in detail of Monies appropriated by Vote of 
the House of Commons for the Society for the Propagation of the 
Gospel in Canada, so far as the said Monies were expended in 
Upper Canada; ixxxviu. 522, Pp. 

933. Names of the Members of the Legislative and Executive 
Councils and Houses of Assembly in Upper and Lower Canada on 
1 July 1882; txxxvut. 522, p. 

934, Return of the Establishment and Expenses of the Post 
Offices in Upper and Lower Canada; uxxxvu. 561, p. 

935. Reports of two Select Committees to whom were referred 
Petitions addressed to the House of Assembly of Upper Canada 
relating to the conduct of Captain Phillpotts; txxxvim. 585, Pp. 

936. Despatch addressed by the Secretary of State for the Co- 
lonies to the Lieutenant-Governor of Upper Canada, dated 8th 
November 1832, on the subject of the Petitions from the People 
of that Province for the removal of certain alleged Grievances ; 
LXXXVIII. 702, P. 

937. Monies received from the Company, and Appropriation 
thereof; (Ordered, txxx1x. 126, but not presented.) 

938. Monies received from the Company, and Application 
thereof; txxxrx. 154, Pp. 

939. Names of the Members of the Legislative and Executive 
Councils in Lower Canada, and Titles of Bills which have ori- 
ginated in the House of Assembly, and been rejected by the 
Legislative Council; txxxrx. 154, Pp. 

940. Name and Place of Residence of every Person in Upper 
Canada who belongs to the Church of England, and to the Pres- 
byterian and Catholic Church, who received any portion of the 
Money voted by Parliament in 1832; Lxxxrx. 520, Pp. 

941. Payments made to Bishops and others in Lower Canada, 
whether of the Churches of England, Rome, Scotland or other 
Denomination, out of the Funds raised in the Province ; showing 
authority for Payment; Names of Persons and Amount, and their 
Stations as Teachers, &amp;c.; txxx1x. 602, Pp. 

942. Returns relative to Crown Lands in the Colonies, so far 
as relates to Canada; itxxxrx. 602, Pp. 

943. Receipt and Expenditure of the Land and Timber Funds 
in Upper and Lower Canada in 1830-1832; xc. 176, P. 

944. Sales of Land in Upper and Lower Canada, 1823-1834; 
similar Returns from New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land; 
xc. 176, P. 

945. Despatch from Mr. Spring Rice to Lord Aylmer, autho- 
rizing him to pay the Officers of the Civil Government of Canada 
certain Monies not appropriated to that purpose by the Legislature 
of Canada; xc. 262, Pp. 

946. Despatch from Lord Aylmer in reply to Mr. Secretary 
Rice’s Despatch of 27 November 1834; xc. 485, Pp. 

947. Correspondence between the Secretary of State for the 
Colonies and the Governors of Canada and Mr. W. B. Felton, 
relative to Lands granted to the said W. B. Felton; xc1. 100. 
(Pp. 116.) 702. (P. 708.) 

948. Instructions given to the Earl of Gosford and the Com- 
missioners appointed to inquire into the Grievances complained of 
in Lower Canada; also, to Sir F. B. Head, Lieutenant-Governor 
of Upper Canada; xcr. 154. (Pp. 192.) 

949. Instructions addressed to the Governors of Upper and 
Lower Canada, relative to the Expenditure incurred on account of 
the Indian Departments in those Provinces; xc1. 289. (Pp. 299.) 

950. Address of the House of Assembly of Upper Canada, on 
the 11th February 1836, to His Majesty, respecting the Commerce 
and Trade of that Province; also, Resolutions respecting Com- 
merce and Trade agreed to on the same day; xc1. 584.(P. 590.) 

951. Extracts of a Despatch of the 21 April 1836, from Sir F. 
B. Head, Lieutenant-Governor of Upper Canada, to Lord Glenelg, 
with the Enclosures referred to in such Extracts; xc. 584. 
(Pp. 590.) 

952. Address to the King from the Assembly of Upper Ca- 
nada, with the Appendix of Documents transmitted therewith to 
the Secretary of State; xc1. 584. (P. 590.) 

953. Lord Aylmer’s Despatches on 5 March 1834, addressed 
to the Right honourable Edward Stanley, and of the 18 March 
1835, addressed to the Earl of Aberdeen; xcr. 584. (Pp. 590.) 

954. Sir F. B. Head’s Despatch of 28 May 1836, enclosing 
Copy of a Gazette Extraordinary, notifying the Dissolution of the 
Provincial Parliament of Upper Canada; xc1. 642. (Pp. 647.) 

965. Fourth 


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


Canada—continued. 

955. Fourth Report of the Standing Committee of Grievances, 
made to the Assembly of Lower Canada, respecting the Conduct of 
Lord Aylmer while Governor-General of that Province; xc1. 796. 
(Pp. 819.) 

956. Despatches addressed to the Governors of Upper and 
Lower Canada, respecting Orange Lodges, and Answers received ; 
also, Address of the House of Assembly of Upper Canada to the 
Governor, respecting Orange Lodges, and his Answer thereto; 
xc1. 797. (P. 819.)——xcl. 413. (P. 425.) 

957. Orders sent out to the Canadas respecting Orange Lodges ; 
Date of Despatch and Arrival of Orders; Answers received; xcu. 
413. (Pp. 425.) ; 

958. Reports of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into 
the Grievances complained of in Lower Canada; xcu1. 70, P. 

959. Papers relative to the Affairs of Lower Canada; xcu. 
70, Pp. (92, P.) 

960. Reports of the House of Assembly of Lower Canada, and 
other Papers, respecting Mr. Whitcher, Mr. Thompson, Judge 
Fletcher, Mr. Chisholme, Mr. Felton, Mr. Gusy, and Sir John 
Caldwell; and Copy of Agreement between his Majesty’s Govern- 
ment and the British American Land Company in 1833, with the 
Sums paid under that Agreement ; xct. 275.(P. 282.) 317. (P. 326.) 
413. (Pp. 425.) 

961. Orders in Council and Instructions sent to Upper Canada 
by his Majesty’s Secretary of State for the Colonies, for the Regu- 
lation of the Sale or Grant of Lands in that Province, and other 
Returns upon the same subject; xcr. 317. (Pp. 326.) 

962. Despatch from Sir F. B. Head, in answer to Charges pre- 
ferred against him by Dr. C. Duncombe, in a Petition presented 
to the House of Commons on 19 August 1836; together with Lord 
Glenelg’s Reply; xcu. 317. (Pr. 326.) 

963. Report of the House of Assembly of Upper Canada, to 
whom was referred the Letter ftom Mr. Speaker Papineau to Mr. 
Speaker Bidwell, inclosing Copies of certain Resolutions adopted 
by the House of Assembly of Lower Canada, during their Session 
of 1835-6; of the Address of the Assembly of Upper Canada to 
his Majesty, adopting this Report; and other Papers relating to 
those Provinces; xcut. 355. (Pp. 358.) 

964, Act passed by the Legislature of Upper Canada, for con- 
tinuing the existence of the House of Assembly, notwithstanding 
the Demise of the Crown; xc. 500. (Pp. 514.) 

See supra, 101; infra, 1355. 1619, &amp;c. 2481. 6048, &amp;e. 
50. 


Canals :—See supra, 903, &amp;e.; infra, 3217; also each Canal 
under its respective name. 


Candles : 

965. Excise Duty on Tallow Candles up to 1 January 1822; 
LXXVII. 117, Pp. 145, P. (App. 1001, 1002.)——On the 5 January 
1821, 1822 and 1823; Lxxviil. 157, Pp. 168, Pp. 181, P. 

966. Duty on Tallow Candles and Charges of collecting the 
same in 1824; Lxxx. 477, P.- ; 

967. Quantity in Pounds Weight of Tallow and Wax and Sper- 
maceti Candles charged with Excise Duty in Great Britain and 
Ireland, 1819-1829; txxxiv. 390, Pp. 

968. Number of Licenses granted to Makers of Soap, and to 
Makers of Tallow and Wax and Spermaceti Candles in the United 
Kingdom, 1819-1829; Lxxxiv. 391, Pp. 

969. Rates of Duty separately charged on Tallow, Wax and 
Spermaceti Candles, and the Total Annual Net Revenue derived 
from Candles, in each year since 1800; Lxxxv. 492, P. 

970. Duty paid on Wax and Spermaceti Candles, 1830; 
( Ordered, uxxxvi. 387, but not presented till) 554, Pp. 


See infra, 1913, 2244, 2616, &amp;c. 3109, &amp;c. 5656. 


Canterbury Gaol : 


971. Persons committed under the Poor Law Amendment 
Act to St. Augustine’s Gaol, for riotous conduct; Costs of 
Prosecution, &amp;c.; xc. 444, P. 


Canterbury Prerogative Court :— See infra, 2404, &amp;e. 
4765, &amp;e. 


Cape Breton : 


972. Papers relative to the Re-annexation of the Island of Cape 
Breton to the Government of Nova Scotia; itxxvitt. 361, P. 
(App. 964.) 


973. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Civil Establish- 
ment of Cape Breton, 1820; ixxv. 208, p. (App. 559.) 


Cape Coast Castle :—See supra, 66. 





Cape of Good Hope :— 

974. Civil Officers at the Cape of Good Hope, whose Salaries 
exceed £.150 per annum, and whose Names were omitted in the 
Return printed 25 February 1820; txxv. 151, p. 

975. Despatch from Earl Bathurst to General Lord Charles 
Somerset, dated 1 March 1819, appointing Henry Ellis, Esqre, 
Colonial Secretary ; txxv. 151, Pp. 

976. Appointment of Civil Officers made since 1 March 1819, 
whose Salaries exceed £.150; txxvi. 41. 

977. List of the Appointment of Officers at the Cape since 
1 March 1819; uxxvi. 41. 

978. Total Expense incurred by Navy and Victualling Boards, 
for conveying and victualling Settlers to the Cape of Good Hope; 
Lxxvi. 80, Pp. (App. 580.) 

979. Extract of a Letter, dated 1 September 1814, from Sir 
Joseph Banks to George Harrison, Esq'*, recommending the ap- 
pointment of Botanical Collectors at the Cape of Good Hope; 
LXXVI. 228, p. (App. 1205.) 

980. Letter from Mr. Bishop Burnett to Mr. Wilmot Horton, 
dated 12 March 1825, inclosing a Statement of his Grievances ; 
and several Letters upon that subject; txxx1. 390, Pp. 

981. Report of Commissioners of Inquiry, dated 7 December 
1825, upon the Complaints addressed to the Colonial Government 
of the Cape, to Earl Bathurst and to the House of Commons, by 
Mr. Burnett; and Letter of Lord Charles Henry Somerset to 
Earl Bathurst, of 26 May 1826, containing his Observations upon 
the above Report; ixxx1. 390, P. 

982. A Book, entitled, “ Proceedings in the case of Mr. Bishop 
Burnett ;” ixxx1. 390, p. 

983. Report of Commissioners of Inquiry upon the Adminis- 
tration of the Government of the Cape of Good Hope; ixxxu. 
422, P. Documents referred to in the Report, 438. (Pp. 508.) 

984. Report of Commissioners of Inquiry upon the Finances 
of the Cape of Good Hope ; rxxx11. 422, Pp. Documents referred 
to in the Report, 438. (p. 508.) 

985. Extract from Report of Commissioners of Inquiry at the 
Cape of Good Hope, and other Papers relating to John Carnall ; 
LXxxII. 604, P. 

986. Report of Commissioners of Inquiry upon the Trade of 
the Cape of Good Hope, the Navigation of the Coast, and the 
Improvement of the Harbours of that Colony ; Lxxxrv. 361, Pp. 

987. Evidence and Information collected by the Commis- 
sioners of Eastern Inquiry, 1823-1827, relative to the Condition 
and Treatment of the Native Inhabitants of Southern Africa 

’ within the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope, or beyond the 
Frontier, and other Papers; xc. 135. (P. 188.) 280. (P. 299.) 

988. Papers relating to the Administration of the Government 
of the Cape of Good Hope ; txxx11. 480, P. 

989. Communications between the Colonial Department and 
Sir Rufane Donkin; txxxu. 538, Pp. 

990. Correspondence between Lord Charles Somerset, Mr. 
Brinck, and the Colonial Department; Lxxx11. 554, P. 

991. Papers relating to the South African Commercial Adver- 
tiser, and its Editor, Mr. George Greig; Lxxxu. 557, P. 

992. Despatches from or to the Governor, relative to the late 
Caffre War, and to the death of Hintza, and Instructions given to 
the Lieutenant-Governor of the Frontier Districts; xc1. 130. 
(Pp. 403.) Further Despatches; xc11. 616, P. 

See supra, 15; infra, 1362, &amp;c, 2322, 2482, &amp;c. 2971. 3248. 
5246, &amp;c. 5482, &amp;e. 


Capes, John : 

993. Communications between the Home Secretary and the 
Authorities in Guernsey, relative to the detention in Guernsey of 
John Capes, one of the Beadles of St. Pancras, Middlesex; rxxxvi1. 
509, P. 


Capias ad Respondendum, Writs of : 

994. Writs of Capias ad Respondendum and Subpeena issued 
forth of the several Courts of Law and Equity in Ireland, for the 
three years ending 20th January 1831; (Ordered, txxxvi. 384, 
but not presented.) 


Capital Crimes :—See infra, 1809, &amp;c. 2756, &amp;c. 3270. 
Captions :—See infra, 3047. 

Captured Negroes : —See infra, 1199. 5414. 

Cardiff :— See infra, 4617. 5245. 


Cards: , 
995. Number of Packs of Playing Cards charged with Duty 
in the year ending 5th January 1827, stating the Rate of Duty 
and 











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Cards—continued. 
and the Amount collected; Similar Account for 1829; Lxxxv. 


280, P. 

. 996. Duty received in Great Britain and Ireland on Playing 
Cards in each year from 1820; stating the Rates of Duty charged ; 
LXxxvil. 292. (P. 297.) 


Carlisle : 

997. Correspondence in 1825 and 1826 between the Corpora- 
tion of Carlisle and the Board of Ordnance, relating to the 
purchase of a certain Building which was represented to that 
Board as a Nuisance to the Inhabitants of Carlisle ; txxxvit. 205. 
(Pp. 212.) 

998. Number of Persons resident within the City and Borough 
of Carlisle who, between the 5th April 1832 and 1833, have been 
assessed to the House Duty for Premises of the yearly value of 
£.10 and £.15, and who were not so rated previous to the first- 
named period; Lxxxviit. 499, P. 


Carlisle Bishoprick :—See infra, 2498. 


Carlisle Election Petition : 
999. Sums paid to Witnesses and others who attended the 
Committee of Privileges on the Carlisle Petition; txxvi. 424, 
(P. 431.) 


Carlisle and Glasgow Road :—See infra, 2870. 


Carlow Borough: 
1000. Number of Freemen and Free Burgesses in ; (Ordered, 
LXXxV. 194, but not presented.) 
1001. Persons committed to the Gaol of Carlow during the 
last Six Months; Convictions and Discharges at the late Assizes; 
Number remaining untried ; Lxxxvitl. 327. 


Carlow County : 
1002. Expenses incurred by the Committee on the Carlow 
Investigation; xc1. 273. (Pp. 289.) 


Carlow District Lunatic Asylum : 
1003. Return of the Expense of erecting; distinguishing 
purchase of Land from expense of Building, &amp;c.; txxxvit. 
278, P. 


Carlton House :—See infra, 6475, &amp;e. 
Carmarthen Road :—See infra, 1136. 
Carnatic Debts :—See Key to East India. 
Carpets :—See infra, 6511. 


Carriages : 

1004. Number of Carriages on springs sold for profit or by 
commission or auction, between 5th October 1820 and 5th April 
1821, and from 5th October 1821 to 5th April 1822; txxvur. 362. 
476. (App. 930.) See supra, 486; infra, 2244. 3110. 


Carriages, Public, England :—See infra, 2951, &amp;c. 


Carriages, Public, Ireland : 
1005. Return from Magistrates of the Head Office of Police, 
Dublin, for sums annually received for Licenses for Public Cars, 
Figure Money, &amp;c., and Appropriation, 1830-1837 ; xci1. 256. 


Carrickfergus : 

1006. Returns relative to the Corporation of; txxxvil. 655. 
—LXXxxix. 321. (Pp. 327.) 

1007. Number of Registered Freeholders, Leaseholders and 
£.10 Householders qualified to vote at the Election of a Member 
for Carrickfergus, specifying Date of Registration; txxxrx. 
84, P. 

1008. Sums paid on account of Witnesses and other Expenses, 
if any, with reference to the Select Committee appointed to inquire 
into the proceedings of the last and former Elections for Carrick- 
fergus; LXxxrx. 591. 

See infra, 1417. 


Carrickfergus Forgeries Petition : 
1009. Account furnished by the Chairman of the Committee, 
for expenses of Witnesses ; LXxxvi. 369, P. 


Carrington, Lord :—See infra, 1925. 
Carron, William Henry :—See infra, 6104. 
Cars :—See infra, 1005. 

Carts :—See infra, 6008. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


wena 





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


1010. Names of Persons composing the present Corporation 
of Cashel, when each Person was admitted, and the Corporate 
Office he now holds; specifying such as have registered their 
Votes under the Reform Act; (Ordered, uxxxvut. 577; Ordered 


Sorthwith, 696, but not presented.) 
Cathedral Churches :—See infra, 2403. 
Cattle : 


1011. Exported from Ireland, 1807-1826; txxx1. 121, p.—— 
1801-1827; Lxxx1ml. 183. (P. 189.) See infra, 5499. 


Cayenne Pepper :—See infra, 5589. 


Ceylon : 


1012. Regulations of the Ceylon Government, dated 10th 
January 1824; and of the Judgment of the Supreme Court of 
Judicature of Columbo, in the case of the King versus John 
Daniel Rossier, rxxx. 625, P. 


1013. Colonial Debt of the Ceylon Government ; Net Annual 
Revenue of the Island; Return of the Establishments; Copy of 
Correspondence relative to the Cinnamon Trade since 1821; 
LXXXIII. 528, P. 

1014. Civil and Military Establishments maintained annually 
by the East India Company on the Island of Ceylon, from the 
period of its capture from the Dutch to October 1798; uxxxiv. 
401, P. 

1015. Reports of the Commissioners on the Administration of 
the Government, on the Revenues, and on the Judicial Establish- 
ments of Ceylon; txxxvu. 187, P. 


1016. Charter issued under the Great Seal, for improving the 
Administration of Justice in Ceylon; txxxvu. 448, Pp. 


1017. Supplementary Commission and additional Instructions 
under the Royal Sign Manual for the Island of Ceylon, referred to 
in the Despatch from Viscount Goderich of the 28d March 1833, 
to the Right Honourable Sir R. J. Wilmot Horton; txxxvut. 
702, P. 

See supra, 15. 528.; infra, 13859, &amp;c. 3248. 4091. 6125. 


Chancery Court, England : 


1018. Business set down for hearing in each branch of the 
Court of Chancery; Business disposed of and undisposed of, and 
Cases for Judgment; (Ordered, uxxv1. 369, but not presented 
till) txxvi. 18. (P. 21.) 349. (App. 1299-1304.) 

1019. Cause Paper of the Master of the Rolls for each Term, 
from the beginning of Hilary Term 1817 to the end of Michaelmas 
Term 1823 ; (Ordered, txx1x. 12. Order discharged, and another 
Return ordered, 15, but not presented.) 


1020. Cause Papers, Hilary Term 1817; ixxx. 502, p. 


1021. List of all Causes that have been heard by the Lord 
Chancellor during the last 18 years, wherein Judgment nas not 
yet been given; (Ordered, uxxx. 621, but not presented.) 


1022. Appeals disposed of in the Court of Chancery by the 
Lord Chancellor in every Term, from the first day of Hilary Term 
1823 to the last day of Hilary Term 1825; (Ordered, uxxx. 95, 
but not presented.) 


1023. Appeals disposed of in the Court of Chancery by the 
Lord Chancellor since the establishment of the office of Vice 
Chancellor; ixxvi. 352. (App. 1016.)——=-~Time when each 
Petition of Appeal and Re-hearing mentioned in the above Return 
was presented; (Ordered, txxvim. 413, but not presented till) 
LXxIx. 10, P.————Further Return; ixx1x. 43. (p. 360.) 

1024. Number of Re-hearings and Appeals, Causes, &amp;c., and 
Bankrupt Petitions which stood for hearing before the Lord 
Chancellor, Vice Chancellor and Master of the Rolls, on the first 
day of Hilary Term 1828; ixxxim. 114, pP.——-1829; LXxxIv. 
44. (Pp. 77.) 1830; Lxxxv. 33, P. 86. (P. 286.)————On the 
last day of the Sittings after Easter Term 1826-1830; xuxxxv. 
569, p.———On the first day of Michaelmas Term 1827-1830 ; 
LXxXxVI. 119, P. , 


1025. Number of Re-hearings and Appeals standing for hear- 
ing before the Lord Chancellor; Number of Re-hearings and 
Appeals entered; Number of Causes standing for hearing, and 
Number of Causes disposed of by the Vice Chancellor and Master 
of the Rolls, 1825-1828; itxxx111. 127, P. 


1026. Number of Bankrupt Petitions standing for hearing 
before the Lord Chancellor and the Vice Chancellor on the first 
day of Hilary Term, 1826-1828; also, Number of Bankrupt 
Petitions heard in each of the years 1825-1827; Lxxxu11. 123, P. 
———On the first day of Hilary Term 1829; ixxxtv, 50. (P. 77.) 

1027. Number 


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


Chancery Court, England—continued. 

1027. Number of Bankrupt Petitions, &amp;c. heard and decided 
by Lord Eldon, Lord Lyndburst and Lord Brougham, between 
23 November 1823 and the Sittings before Easter Term 1827; 
Lxxx1x. 295. (P. 320.) 


1028. Bankrupt Petitions presented, answered and heard, 
1794-1836 ; Number remaining unheard; xc1. 354. (P. 549.) 

1029. Number of Causes in the Court of Chancery standing 
for hearing and for Judgment when the Great Seal was put 
in Commission in May 1783, and when it was delivered to Lord 
Thurlow; .xxxtv. 366, rp.——From June 1791 to February 
1792, with the Number of Causes heard and determined ; (Ordered, 
Lxxx1v. 410, but not presented till) uxxxv. 33, P. 387, P. 


1030. Number of Original Causes, &amp;c. and Bankrupt Petitions 
set down for hearing before the Lord Chancellor and Vice 
Chancellor, and the Master of the Rolls, and now remaining 
unheard; txxxv. 267, Pp. 324, p.———Number contested which 
have been heard and decided by the Three Branches in the last six 
years, 1830; .xxxv. 445, p. 526, p. During the last three 
years, 1833; Ordered, uxxxvitt. 447.—({ Ordered forthwith, 717, 
but not presented till) txxx1x. 38, P. 

1031. Appeals presented and Writs of Error delivered ; 
Number heard and disposed of, 1790-1835 ; (Ordered, xct. 382, 
but not presented.) 

1032. Causes and other Matters put down for hearing before 
the Lord Chancellor, the Vice Chancellor and Master of the Rolls, 
on the last day of Hilary Term 1835; Number of Days on which 
the Court sat in 1834; xc. 437. (Pp. 444.) 


1033. Causes, Exceptions, &amp;c. set down for hearing, and 
Decrees made, &amp;c., by the Lord Chancellor and Master of the 
Rolls, 1750-1836 ; xc1. 465. (P. 549.) 


1034. Cause Petitions presented, answered, and set down for 
hearing before the Lord Chancellor and Master of the Rolls; and 
Bills filed by the Six Clerks, 1750-1835 ; xc1. 515. (Pp. 549.) 

1035. Number of Causes heard before the Master of the Rolls 
and Vice Chancellor upon exceptions to the Master’s Report, 
1831-1836; xcrI. 189. (P. 200.) 


1036. Causes now fully heard and waiting for Judgment in 
each Court; (Ordered, txxxv. 457, but not presented.) 

1037. Causes, Exceptions, further Directions, Petitions and 
Motions heard by the Vice Chancellor, from 1 January to 31 De- 


cember 1831, and the Number ready for hearing on 19 March 
1822; LXXXxvII. 230, P. 


1038. Number of Appeals and Causes heard and decided by 
Lord Eldon between 23 November 1823 and the Sittings before 
Easter Term 1827; the like by Lord Lyndhurst, between the 
first Sittings before Easter Term 1827 and the 22 November 1830; 
and the like by Lord Brougham, from the 22 November 1830 to 
the first day of Easter Term 1834; and other Returns relative 
thereto; Lxxx1x. 194, P. 


1039. Number of Bills filed in Chancery, and of Appeals 
entered to the Lord Chancellor, 1825-1833; Number of Appeals 
undecided when the present Chancellor came into office ; (Ordered, 
LXxxix . 599, but not presented.) 

1040. Persons confined for Contempt who have died in the 
Fleet ; txxv. 471, P. 


1041. Persons in the custody of the Warden of the Fleet for 
Contempts, under Processes of the Courts of Chancery and Ex- 
chequer ; Lxxv. 471, Pp. 1823; Lxxvill. 483. 


1042. Persons who have been committed for Contempts under 
Process issuing out of the Courts of Chancery and Exchequer, 
since 11 July 1820; and of Persons confined on 11 July 1820; 
LXXxI. 391, P.—LXxxtl. 294, Pp. On 7th March 1827, and sub- 
sequent ; LXxxv. 25, P. 

1043. Number of Causes and Matters pending in the High 
Court of Chancery, to the credit of which any Sum of Money is 
now vested in Bank Annuities or in Cash; txxxrv. 372.——_— 
Motion for printing Return withdrawn, 384. —Abstract laid 
on the Table; txxxv. 19, Pp. 








1044. Bank Annuities or other Securities standing in the name 
of the Accountant General, upon which no Dividends have been 


paid to any of the parties interested therein, for several periods ; 
EXXXV. 428, P. 


1045. Sums of Money standing in the name of the Accountant 
General of the Court of Chancery in the Bank Books, and other 
Accounts relating to Real Property and Cash in the Office of the 
Accountant General; (Ordered, xc1. 187, but not presented.) 


1046. Sums of Money paid into the Bank of England to the 
credit of the Accountant General, and placed to the credit of 
“The Suitors’ Fee Fund,” under the Act 3 and 4 Will. 4, c. 94, 








Chancery Court, England—continued. 


26 November 1833-1886; Sums of Money paid out of the same 
Fund; and, other Accounts; xcu. 129. (Pp. 233.) 256. (Pp. 264.) 


1047. Effects of Suitors in the Court of Chancery from 1819- 
1828; Lxxx1v. 30. (P. 77.); 1819-1829; Lxxxv. 109.(P. 286.) 


1048. Monies in the Suitors’ Fund, which have remained un- 
claimed for Thirty Years, and Monies taken from the said Fund 
in each year since 1800, for the erection of Buildings, Salaries 
of Officers, &amp;c.; (Ordered, txxxvit. 554, but not presented.) 
———. Again Ordered, with a similar Account for Ireland; 
txxxviu. 8. Order for Account discharged, and another Account 
ordered; 131. 

1049. Amount of the Fund denominated the Suitors’ Fund, in 
Chancery, on 1 January 1800, stating how the same was invested ; 
Amount of Dividends received; and an Account in detail of the 
manner in which the sum of £.45,077. 18. 6. paid thereout was 
expended ; Lxxxvil. 151, P. 


1050. Number of References brought into the Offices of the 
respective Masters of the Court of Chancery, and Orders and 
Decrees of the Court during the last Six Years, to 1 March 1828; 
also, of Orders in matters of Lunacy; Lxxx11t. 244, Pp. 252, Pp, 257, P. 
338, P. 


1051. Number of References brought into the Offices of the 
respective Masters in Chancery, under Orders and Decrees of the 
Court, from 1 March 1828; (Ordered, txxxvut. 305, but not pre- 
sented.) 


1052. Number of Appointments in each Cause pending at the 
several Masters’ Offices, which have been attended by Counsel, and 
of those deferred at the request or on account of the absence of 
Counsel, 1832-1835; (Ordered, xc. 648, but not presented till) 
xcI. 31. (Pp. 46.) 


1053. Sums received in each of the Offices of the several Mas- 
ters in Chancery, and by the Masters’ Clerks, and several other 
Accounts relating to their Offices, 1827-1830; itxxxv. 376, P. 
445, P. 

1054. Names of the Masters in Chancery who have retired on 
Superannuation Allowances since November 1830 ; their Ages and 
Amount of Superannuations ; Lxxxvi. 740, P. 


1055. Masters appointed, 1815-1820, their Ages; similar 
Return since 1820; Number of Reports sent out of each Office ; 
and Masters who have retired since 1815; txxxvi. 740, p. 

1056. Minute respecting the retiring Salaries of Masters Rou- 
pell and Martin; txxxvi. 763, P. 

1057. Receiver’s Accounts referred to each Master during the 
last Ten Years, and Number now under Supervision; (Ordered, 
LXXxvI. 780, but not presented.) 


1058. Number of Causes and Matters pending in the Office 
of each Master in Chancery in Trinity Term 1825, and the Num- 
ber referred to each Master in every subsequent year ending in 
Trinity Term 1832; (Ordered ; uxxxvu. 571, but not presented. 
Again ordered; uxxxvu. 8. Order discharged, 269.) 


1059. Sums of Money received in each of the Offices of the 
several Masters in Chancery in each year, since April 1830 to the 
present time, for Copies of Papers and other proceedings; txx x v111. 
606, P. 614, P. 


1060. Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into 
the Practice of the Court; txxxr. 146, P. 


1061. Presentment of John Shuckburgh, Thomas Powle, and 
others, chosen to inquire into exactions and abuses supposed to be 
committed in the High Court of Chancery, made 8 March, 40 Eliz.; 
LXXXVI. 220, P. 


1062. Names of all the Individuals composing the Establish- 
ment of the Court of Chancery, belonging to or dependent upon 
the Three Courts of the Lord Chancellor, Master of the Rolls, and 
Vice Chancellor, with the Amount of their respective Incomes; 
LX Xxv. 643. (P. 647.) 


1063. Copy of the Appointment of Clerk of the Patents and 
Registrar of Affidavits; xxxvit. 577. 


1064. Commission received by the Broker employed by the 
Accountant General; Division thereof between the Broker and 
Accountant General, 1820; (Ordered, uxxv. 466, but not pre- 
sented till) txxv1. 23, p.; For the last Five Years, 1830; ~txxxv. 
427, p.; Since April 1830; Lxxxvim. 550. (P. 577.) 

1065. Sums received by each of the Clerks of the Accountant 
General for the last Five Years, 1830; txxxv. 428, Pp. 


1066. Warrant granting an Annuity to Samuel Renard, late 
Chief Clerk in the Office of the Accountant General; uxxx1x. 
220, Pp. 


1067. Order for Payment of a Pension to Mr. Thomas Giles, 
late Fifth Clerk in the Accountant General’s Office ; xc. 59. 


1068. Warrant 








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


Chancery Court, England—continued. 

1068. Warrant granting Compensation to Acting Cursitors of 
the Court of Chancery for Losses sustained in consequence of the 
operation of the Act 5 &amp; 6 Will. IV. c. 82; xc1. 280. 


1069. Sums received, 1826-1829, for passing and entering Decrees 
and Orders; (Ordered, Lx x xv. 265, but not presented till) uxxxv1. 
200, p.—=——By the Master of the Report Office, and Clerks; 
(Ordered, uxxxv. 265, but not presented till) ixxxv1. 200.——— 
1828-1830, by the Chief, Under or other Secretary to the Master 
of the Rolls; Number of Orders of Course on Petitions to the 
Rolls, and Fees received thereon; txxxvi. 359, p.———By the 
Purse-bearer to the Lord Chancellor, and Number of Public and 
Private Seals during such period ; txxxv. 627, P. 


1070. Fees taken or demanded by Officers of the Court of 
Chancery, June 1820-1823; (Ordered, txxviu1. 429, but not pre- 
sented.)———By the Clerks in Court, Sworn Clerks or Sixty 
Clerks of the Court of Chancery, 1829-1832; Abstract; Lxxxvit. 
628. ————— By _ each of the Clerks in Court of the Court of 
Chancery, 1832; (Ordered, txxxvu. 596, but not presented.) 
———To 1 September 1833; (Ordered, txxx1x. 64, but not pre- 
sented.) 


1071. Sums received, 1826-1829, by Registrars and Deputy 
Registrars and their Clerks; (Ordered, txxxv. 265, but not pre- 
sented till) txxxvi. 200, P.————183 1-1833 ; Lxxxvul. 595. (P. 
606.) 649, p.———Total Sums received, 1831-1833 ; (Ordered, 
LXXxxix. 24, but not presented.) 

1072. Fees or Sums of Money received in the Office of the 
Lord Chancellor's Secretary of Lunatics, in each Month, 1830- 
1832, and in the first Six Months of 1833; txxxviu. 721. (P. 725.) 

1073. Salary and Emoluments of the Master of the Rolls and 
of his several Secretaries, 1831-1833; distinguishing how much 
comes from Salary and how much from other sources; LxxxvIil. 








579, P. Of the Vice Chancellor; txxxvutt. 567. 


1074. Treasury Warrants awarding Compensation to Officers 
of the Court of Chancery and to the Secretary to the Master of 
the Rolls; txxxrx. 106. (P. 110.) 


1075. Mr. Wigg’s Estimate of the Repairs and Alterations of 
the Register Office ; xc. 477, Pp. 


1076. Sums laid out in the Register Office, the Report Office, 
and the Accountant-General’s Office, for Repairs, &amp;c., 1814-1834; 
xc. 477, P. 

1077. Orders of the Court of Chancery ; xc. 649. 

See supra, 221; infra, 6297. 


Chancery Court, Ireland : 

1078. Certificates filed by the Lord Chancellor of Ireland on 
Claims for Compensation under Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 61, with Copy of 
the Lord Lieutenant’s Warrant thereon, in the cases of Six Clerks:— 
Francis Dwyer; iuxxx. 628, P.—LxxxI. 9. Jones Staveley ; 
LXxx. 174. Richard Hudson; txxx1. 142. 184.—1Lxxxul. 43, 
P. Michael Mills; 1txxx1. 233. 342. 330.——John Brennan ; 
LXXXxI. 366.—LXXXII. 443.—LxXxx11l. 425.—LXXXIiv.°195.—LXxxv. 
421. (p. 433.)—rxxxvi. 504. (Certified Copy of Lord Lieu- 
tenant’s Warrant in the case of John Brennan;) txxxvu. 313. 
—LXXXxvill. 566.—LxxxIx. 592.—xc. 299.—xc1. 679. Henry 
George Heard; ixxxt. 366.—1xxxil. 42, P. 451.—Lxxxim1. 
351, P. Lord Chancellor’s Secretary, Thomas Lockwood ; tx xx. 
597. (Pp. 608.) —LxxxI. 109.—LXxxul. 42, P.—Lxxxmi1. 107, P. 
Clerk of the Recognizances, William Edward Porter; txxx. 597. 
(Pr. 608.)—Lxxx1. 109.—LxxxII. 115, P.—-Lxxx11l. 107, P.—Lxxxv. 
136. (p. 148.)——Certified Copy of the Lord Lieutenant’s War- 
rant in the case of William Edward Porter ; txxxvit. 117.—.Lxxxvu. 
158.—Lxxxix. 181. Cursitor of the Court, Thomas Prender- 
gast; LXxviil. 184, P.—LXxx!I. 380.—LXXXI. 443.—LXXxIII. 352. 
—LXXxIv. 880.—Lxxxv. 538, P.—LXXxVI. 504. 


























1079. Certificate filed by the Commissioners of Inquiry into 
the Duties, Salaries, &amp;c. of Officers of Courts in Ireland, in 
the case of the Claim of the Cursitor of the Court of Chancery, 
for Compensation under Act 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 53; Lxxvuit. 184, P. 

1080. Order directing new and additional Fees to be paid to 
Officers of the Court of Chancery in Ireland; ixxx. 174. 

1081, Stamp Duties received in the Court of Chancery. of 
Ireland, in 1826 ; Lxxx1. 250, Pp. In 1827; txxxii. 108, Pp. 

1082. Letters from the Master of the Rolls in Ireland to the 
Right honourable Robert Peel and others, and Answers ; 
Lxxxvi. 879, p——To Viscount Melbourne, and Answer ; 
LXxxvi. 906, P. 

.1083. Orders of the Master of the Rolls in Ireland of 14 
November 1827 and 24 January 1831, in relation to the office of 
Secretary of the Rolls Court; uxxxv1. 928, p. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 





Chancery Court, Ireland—continued. 


1084, Appointment of W. M. M‘Causland and Robert Long, 
as Joint Secretaries to the Lord Chancellor of Ireland; Appoint- 
ment of Richard Lockwood, Esq", as Secretary to Lord Chan- 
cellor Manners ; Appointment of Robert Long, Esq", by Lord 
Chancellor Hart; txxxvu. 233, p. 

1085. Orders contained in the Draft of Orders of the Court 
of Chancery in Ireland; Ordered to be printed on 3 May 1819, 
as have issued since the said 3 May 1819, and other Returns 
relating to the Irish Court of Chancery Act, 4 Geo. IV. c. 61 ; 
LXXXVII. 339, P. 

1086. Estimate of the Sum required to repay Mr. Orpen the 
Amount paid by him to the Consolidated Fund, on the authority 
of Act 55 Geo. III. c. 114, on the intended purchase by him of 
the Office of one of the Six Clerks of the Court of Chancery in 
Ireland, which Purchase was not completed; .xxxvi11. 265, P. 
(App. 941.) 

1087. Writs for Service issued out of the Court of Chancery in 
Ireland, 1829-1832 ; txxxvur. 169. 


1088. Causes, Re-hearings, &amp;c., and Bankrupt Petitions 
contested, which have been heard and decided by the Lord Chan- 
cellor and Master of the Rolls in Ireland, 1831-1833; Number 
of Days and Hours of Sitting of those Judges; txxx1x. 427, p. 


1089, Number of Bills filed in the Rolls Office of the Court of 
Chancery in Ireland, 1812-1814 and 1831-1833; rxxxrx.. 448. 
(P. 458.) 

1090., Fees, Salaries and Emoluments of the Several Officers 
of the Court of Chancery, and of the general Cash Balances in 
the Bank of Ireland of the Suitors’ Fund of the said Court ; 
(Ordered, uxxx1x. 408, but not presented.) 


1091. Report of the Masters in Chancery of Ireland, made in 
pursuance of an Inquiry instituted before them into certain 
alleged Abuses in the Offices of the Court of Chancery ; (Ordered, 
LXXx1x. 511, but not presented.) 

1092. Certificate of Commissioners of the Treasury of the 
Annual Value of Fees and Emoluments of certain Offices of the 
Court of Chancery in Ireland; Warrant of Treasury, ordering 
amount of Compensation to be paid; xc1. 754. (P. 771.) 


1093. General Order made by the Lord Chancellor of Ireland 
under the authority of Act 4 Geo. I1V.c. 61; xcm. 45. 

1094. Warrant granting Compensation to Officers of the Court 
of Chancery in Ireland, for Losses sustained by the operation of 
the Act 4&amp; 5 Will. [V.; xcm. 280. 


1095. Warrant granting Compensation to the Hon. R. H. 
Fitzgibbon, Usher of the Court of Chancery in Ireland, for Losses 
sustained by reason of the provisions of the Act 6 &amp; 7 Will. IV. 
c. 745 XciI. 280. 

See infra, 3402. 


Chancery, Scotland : 


1096. Treasury Minute for the regulation of the Office of 
Director of Chancery in Scotland ; xc. 303. (Pp. 312.) See 
infra, 1766. 4815. 


Chapelizod, &amp;e. : 


1097. Return from the United Parishes of Chapelizod, Bally- 
fermot and Palmerstown, of the Particulars to which the levy of 
the Parish Cess, 1825-1827, has been applied ; Lxxxui. 153, P. 


Chapelries :——See supra, 1240. 


Chapter House, Westminster :— See infra, 5852. 
Charibee Islands :—See infra, 3419. 


Charing Cross Improvement : 
1098. Monies received and expended in carrying into execu- 
tion Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 77, and an Estimate of the Sum to be 
provided for completing the same; Lxxxtv. 149, Pp. 


1099. Application of certain Sums, specifying the several 
Particulars under separate Heads stated as expended in the above 
Return ; txxxtv. 240, p. 

See infra, 3791. 4922. 4923. 


Charitable Allowances :—See infra, 1450. 


Charitable Donations : 

1100. Estimate of the Sum necessary for the Commissioners 
of Charitable Donations and Bequests in Ireland, 1822; txxvit. 
163, p. (App. 633.)——1823 ; txxvimt. 122, Pp. (App. 615.)—— 
1824; txxrx. 86, Pp. (App. 683.)}——1825; Lxxx, 173, p. (App. 
800.)———1826 ; LXXx1. 162, p. (App. 572.}——1827; Lxxx11. 267, 
p. (App. 761.}——1828; 1Lxxxml. 145, Pp. (App. 703.}———1829 ; 
LXXXIv. 117, Pp. (App. 557.)——1830;  Lxxxv. 166, p. (App. 799.) 

1831; LXxxvi. 766, Pp. (App. 1077.) 1832; LXXXVUL. 
418, 








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38 ACCOUNTS AND 


PAPERS—continued. 





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


Charitable Donations—continued. 
418, P. (App. 865.)——~1833; Lxxxvitt. 265, p. (App. 937.)—— 
18345 uxxxrx. 169, p. (App. 783.)——-1835 ; xc. 214, P.——1836 ; 
XCI. 235, P- 1837 5 xcil. 215, P. 

1101. Amended Statement of the Sum proposed to be voted 
for 1823; Lxxvilt. 188, p. (App. 615.) 


1102. Charitable Donations, &amp;c. payable to Rectors, &amp;c. ; 
Names of Donors; also, Estates and Sums of Money, with 
Names of Donors, &amp;c. in Ireland; (Ordered, txxxvi. 118, but 
not presented.) 

1103. Suits instituted by the Commissioners of Charitable 
Donations in Ireland since their Appointment; Lxxxvul. 293, P. 
——— Sums in the hands of the Board, and whether the Board is 
bound by any Resolution to apply that Sum in any particular 
mode or to any particular Charity; xc1. 353. (p. 360.)——Sums 
in the hands of the Board, and how invested, and other Returns 
ordered; xc. 259. Orders discharged, and other Returns 
ordered, 426. Presented, 495. (Pp. 600.) 


Charitable Funds : 

1104. Charitable Funds and other Property in the possession 
of each Municipal Corporation in England and Wales; Lxxxvutt. 
603.——In Ireland ; Lxxxvui. 622, p.———In the possession, 
order or disposition of each Municipal Corporation in Ireland ; 
(Ordered, uxxxvit. 556, but not presented.) 


Charitable Institutions, Ireland : 

1105. Estimate of the Expense of supporting; For 1820; 
LXxy. 314. (Pp. 320.) 339, Pp. (App. 570-584.) 1821; LXXvI. 
367, Pp. (App. 616-631.) 1822; txxvil. 163, Pp. (App. 624- 
638.)——1823; Lxxvul. 122, p. (App. 607-615.)——1824; 
LXxIx. 86, Pp. (App. 674-683.) 1825; Lxxx. 173, Pp. (App. 
791-800, )——-1826 ; Lxxx1. 162, p. (App. 563-578.)——1827 ; 
LXXxul. 267, Pp. (App. 753-760.)——1828; Lxxxul. 145, P. 
(App. 695-709.) 1829 ; txxxiv. 117, Pp. (App. 548-557.)—— 
1830; Lxxxv. 166, p. (App. 790-799.)——1831; Lxxxvi. 766, P. 
(App. 1067-1077.) ——-1832 ; txxxvul. 418, Pp. (App. 855-874.) 
——1833 ; LXxxvill. 264, Pp. 265, p. (App. 928-941.) 1834 ; 
LXXXIx. 169, P. (App. 776-786.) 1835; xc. 214, p. 1836 ; 
XCI. 235, P. 1837; xcul. 215, P. 

1106. Statements of Totals of Estimates for Charitable Insti- 
tutions and Miscellaneous Services in Ireland, for 1820; Lxxv. 
314. (Pe. 330.) 

1107. Statement of Sums proposed to be voted on the Esti- 
mate for Charitable Institutions, &amp;c.; For 1821; txxvi. 367, P. 
(App. 630.) 1822; Lxxvil. 164, p. (App. 638.)——1823 ; 
LXXvill. 149, p. (App. 620.)——-1824 ; Lxx1x. 87, Pp. (App. 688.) 

1825; Lxxx. 173, Pp. (App. 806.) 

1108. Amended Statements of Sums proposed to be voted in 
1823 on the Estimates for Charitable Institutions, &amp;c. in Ireland ; 
LXXVIII. 188, Pp. (App. 611. 615. 619.) 


1109. Statement of the Grants voted by Parliament on account 
of Charitable Institutions, &amp;c. in 1818 and 1819, and Sums pro- 
posed to be voted in 1820; txxv. 338, p. (App. 584.)——-1818, 
1819 and 1820-1821; txxvi. 367, Pp. (App. 631.)——1822-23; 
LXXVIII. 149, P. Amended Statement; txxvut. 188, Pp. (App. 
619.)——-1823-1824; txx1x. 87, Pp. (App. 687.)}——-1824; Lxxx. 
173, p. (App. 806.)——-1825-1826 ; Lxxx1. 162, p.(App.578.)—— 
1826-1827 ; LXxx11. 268, p. (App. 752.)——-1827-1828 ; Lxxx11I. 
146, p. (App. 694.)——1828-1829; txxxiv. 118, p. (App. 548.) 

1829-1830; Lxxxv. 166, Pp. (App. 790.)}——1830-1831 ; 
LXXxvi. 766, Pp. (App. 1067.}——1831-1832; Lxxxvur. 418, Pp. 
(App. 855.)}——1832-1833; Lxxxvin. 264, p. (App. 927.)}—— 
1833-1834; LxxxIx. 169, Pp. (App. 776.)——1835; cx. 214, 
P.——1836 ; CxI, 235, P. 1837; xcrI. 215, P. 


1110. Sums granted by the Irish and Imperial Parliaments 
for maintaining Charitable and Literary Institutions in Ireland, 
and for the Internal Encouragement of Agriculture and Manu- 
factures, on an average of Six Years preceding Ist January 1800, 
during Session 1800, and from 1801 to 1828; similar Account of 
Sums granted for the Miscellaneous Services of Ireland; txxx111. 
187, P. 

1111. Account in detail of the Amount of Grand Jury Pre- 
sentments made in Ireland in 1828, for the support or aid of 
Charitable Establishments; txxx1v. 391, p. 

1112. Correspondence between the Irish Government and the 
Officers of several of the Charitable Establishments in Dublin and 
Public Departments, on the subject of the Report on the Irish 
Estimates of Session 1829; txxxv. 200, p. (Order for printing 
discharged, 214. Again ordered to be printed, 223.) 


1113. Letters from the Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieute- 
nant of Ireland, to Commissioners appointed to report on certain 


House—(continued)—relative to— 


Charitable Institutions, lreland—continued. 
Charitable Institutions in Dublin; and Reports of the said Com- 
missioners ; LXxxv. 12, Pp. 
1114. Treasury Minute on the subject of the Irish Miscellaneous 
Estimates for 1831; txxxvi. 837, Pp. (App. 1084.) 


Charities : 

1115. Third Report of Commissioners appointed in pursuance 
of Acts 58 &amp; 59 Geo. III. to inquire concerning Charities in 
England and Wales for the Education of the Poor; txxv. 126, p. 

Fourth; txxv. 481, Pp. Fifth; uxxvi. 145, p.——Sixth; 
LXXVIl. 26, P. Seventh; txxvu. 149, P. Eighth ; txxviut. 
22, P. Ninth ; rxxvi. 227, p.——Tenth; uxxrx. 131, p. 
Eleventh; txx1x. 507, p. Twelfth and Thirteenth ; rxxx. 454, 
P. Fourteenth and Fifteenth; txxx1. 363, p. Sixteenth ; 
LXXXII. 75, P. Seventeenth ; txxx11. 518, P. Eighteenth ; 
LXXXIIl. 97, P. Nineteenth ; txxx111. 384, p. Twentieth ; 
LXXXIv. 49, P. Twenty-first; uxxxiv. 403, p.——Twenty- 
second ; Lxxxv. 163, P. Twenty-third ; rxxxv. 487, P. 
Twenty-fourth ; Lxxxv1. 830, Pp. Twenty-fifth ; Lxxxvut. 157, Pp. 

Twenty-sixth ; txxxviit. 683, P. Twenty-seventh; txxxrx. 
202, P. Twenty-eighth ; txxx1x. 597, P. Twenty-ninth ; xc. 
273, P. Thirtieth ; xcu. 667. Thirty-first; xc11. 667. 


1116. General Index to the first Fourteen Reports of the 
Commissioners; txxx11. 423, P. 


1117. Analytical Digest of the Reports made to Parliament 
by the Commissioners upon public Charities; txxxvu. 39, Pp. 
Analytical Digest in continuation of Digest, printed in 1832 ; 

xc. 655. (P.658.) 


1118. Statement made by the Commissioners of Charities to 
the Secretary of State of their Proceedings; txxix. 433, Pp. 


1119. Date of the Commission appointing Commissioners for 
inquiring into Charities under the Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV., stating the 
Names of the Honorary and Stipendiary Commissioners, Amount 
of Salary payable to the latter, &amp;c.; Lxxxvit. 305. 


1120. Last Commission, and Names of Officers appointed ; 
LXXXVIIL. 126. (P. 141.) 


1121. Total Expenses incurred from the commencement of the 
Inquiry; Lxxx11. 373, P. 


1122. Estimate of Sum required for defraying Salaries of Com- 
missioners, 1832-33 ; Lxxxvil. 195, Pp. (App. 832.) 1833-1834 ; 
LXXXVIII. 263. (Pp. 265.) (App. 890.)——From March to September 
18345 xc. 525, P. 

1123. Estimate of Sum required for defraying Charges of Com- 
missioners for inquiring into Charities in England and Wales, 
22 October 1835—1 March 1837; xci. 233. (P. 235.)——-To its 
termination; xc11. 213, P. 


1124. Total Amount of Public Money expended for and under 
the directions’ of the Commissioners of Charities since their ap- 
pointment under the Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. c. 34, and the Number of 
Days each Commissioner has been employed; txxxvuit. 519, Pp. 


1125. Return of Property belonging to each Charity ; (Ordered, 
Lxxxiu. 183. Order discharged, 170.) 


1126. List of the Counties reported upon and not reported 
upon, with the Number investigated, and the Income of each 
Charity ; Lxxx111. 392, p. 

1127. Number of Churches and Charitable Donations for the 
benefit of the Poor and other persons in England and Wales, 
registered in the Offices of the Clerks of the Peace, pursuant to 
Act 52 Geo. III.; txxxiv. 272. (Pp. 335.) 


1128. Correspondence between the Commissioners and the 
Trustees of Morden College; txxxv. 249. 


1129. Number of Informations filed in the Courts of Equity 
at the instance of the Commissioners of Charities; Number of 
Petitions preferred by the Attorney General, and Proceedings 
thereon, from commencement of the Inquiry to Ist March 1828; 
LXXXIII. 291, P. From ist March 1828; Lxxxiv. 329, Pp. 

Ist March 1829; txxxv. 640, p.——From last Return, 1831 ; 
LXXxvI. 791.———-1833; Lxxxvill. 360, P.——1835; xc. 286. 
(P. 658.) 

1130. Number of Informations filed in the Court of Chan- 
cery in each year since 1818, for the correction of Abuses, or the 
improved Administration of public Charities; and Number of 
Petitions presented to Courts of Equity ; (Ordered; ixxxv. 159. 
Not presented.) 

1131. Cities and Boroughs in England and Wales, in which 
the appointment of Charity Trustees has devolved on Masters in 
Chancery, the Names of the Masters, and the Trustees appointed ; 
xcil. 303, (P. 326.) 


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


Charlton’s Charity : 
1132. Sums of Money annually distributed under the Will of 
Thomas Charlton, Esq", in pursuance of Act 40 Geo. III. c. 35.; 
1821-1882; LXXXVII, 293, P. 


Charter Schools :—See infra, 5119, &amp;e. 


Charters : 
1133. Cost of affixing the Great Seal to Charters granted by 
the Crown, and of Fees paid thereon; Lxx1x. 533. (P. 537.) 


Cheapside :—See infra, 3064. 
Cheese :—See supra, 880, &amp;c.; infra, 6514. 
Chelsea Hospital :—See Key to Army. 


Chelsea Church : 
1134. Receipt and Expenditure of Trustees appointed under 
Act 59 Geo. III. (Ordered, xc11. 212, but not presented.) 


Chelsea Parish : 

1135. Correspondence and Documents connected with the 
Ecclesiastical Division of the Parish of St. Luke, Chelsea; 
LxxxIx. 597. To be printed at the expense of Parishioners, 599. 
See infra, 1237. 3361. 3374. 


Cheltenham :—See infra, 4623. 


Cheltenham and Milford Haven Road : 
1136. Tolls collected on the respective Lines of Road from 
Cheltenham to Milford Haven, and from Bristol to Carmarthen, 
1824-1826; Lxxx1. 431. 


Chester; Court of the Chamberlain :—See infra, 6297. 


Chester Diocese :—See infra, 2415. 


Chester Sheriffs : 
1137. Memorial to the Home Secretary by the Sheriffs of the 
County of the City of Chester, and the Sheriff of the County of 
Chester, with respect to the Execution of Criminals; xc. 98. 


Chetney Hill : 


1138. Salaries and contingent Expense of the Lazaret at 
Chetney Hill, 1800-1821; txxvi. 436, Pp. (App. 1222.) 


Chili :—See infra, 3114. 


Chimney Sweepers : 

1139. Number apprenticed under Act 28 Geo. III. c. 40; 
LXxx. 266, P. 

1140. Circular addressed by Mr. Secretary Peel to different 
Public Offices in favour of the Society for superseding Climbing 
Boys by the Use of Machinery, and List of Public Offices to 
which addressed ; txxxv. 284, Pp. 

1141. Number of Boys apprenticed to Chimney Sweepers at 
the several Police Offices; txxx1x. 103. (Pp. 112.) 


China :—See supra, 865; infra, 1521. 3089. Also Key to East 
India. 


China-ware : 
1142. Quantity of China imported into the United Kingdom 
in 1823-1825; Lxxx1. 83, p. See infra, 3110. 


Chirke :—See supra, 552; infra, 3030. 


Cholera Morbus: 

1143. Information communicated to Government, and Names 
of Board of Health; txxxvi. 578, Pp. 

1144. Papers relating to the Cholera, with Report of the 
Central Board of Health thereupon ; txxxvit. 103, Pp. 

1145. Monthly Expense incurred by Government for the 
Central Board of Health, and other Establishments dependent 
upon it; Lxxxvil. 161, P. 

1146, Manner in which the sum of £. 1,934 charged in Civil 
Contingencies as paid in 1831, on account of the Cholera, was 
expended ; txxxvi1. 166, P. 

1147. Order in Council relating to defraying Expenses 
incurred by Boards of Health issued under the Cholera Act; 
LXxxvil. 176, p.————In Scotland ; txxxvu. 198, p. 

1148. Order in Council to enable the Board of Health of 
the Parish of St. George the Martyr, Southwark, to raise £. 300 ; 
LXXXVII. 266, P. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV. XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Cholera Morbus —continued. 


1149. Orders in Council relating to the Cholera; txxxvit. 
340. 362. 384. 470. 491. 529. 588. 586; Lxxxviml. 12. 48. 477. 


1150. Returns from the Medical Board established by Go- 
vernment at Sunderland, as to the Origin of the Disease, &amp;c.; 
LXXXVII. 362. 


1151. Orders in Council issued under the Cholera Prevention 
Act, Scotland ; txxxvu. 409. 439. 


See supra, 770; infra, 2117. 


Christopher, St. :—See supra, 127; infra, 5421. 6464. 6354. 


Church of England :—See infra, 1246, &amp;c. 2497, &amp;c. 2721, ke. 
3548. 4855, &amp;c. 


Church in Ireland : 


1152. Papers relating to the Established Church in Ireland; 
LXXV. 163. (P. 246.) 

1153. Statement of the Number of Acres of Land belonging to 
the Church in Ireland; (Ordered, uxx1x. 20, Order discharged; 
another Statement ordered, 25; presented, 467, P. 525, P.) 


1154. Law Expenses attending the Execution of the Church 
Temporalities Act, Ireland; txxxrx. 592, p. 


1155. Income received by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners 


under the Church Temporalities (Ireland) Act, and other Returns ; 
XC. 232, P. 


1156. Reports of Ecclesiastical Commissioners under Act 
3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. First; xc. 187, Pp. Second; xcr. 201. 
(pv. 214.}——Third ; xcm. 140. (r. 148.) 


1157. Receipts and Disbursements of the Ecclesiastical Com- 
missioners, between August 1834 and July 1835, and other 
Accounts ; xc. 506, p.———For Nine Months ending 1st May 1836 ; 
xcl. 691. (P. 698.) 

See infra, 1246, &amp;c. 











Church of Scotland : 


1158. Commission of Inquiry into the Church Establishment 
in Scotland ; xc. 659, P. 


1159. Salary, Allowances and Expenses of every kind to His 
Majesty’s High Commissioner to the Church of Scotland, and 
Authority under which paid, 1800-1836. (Ordered, xc1.759, but 
not presented.) 


See supra, 534; infra, 1246, &amp;c. 


Churches : 


1160. Report of Commissioners appointed by Act 58 Geo. III. 
for building additional Churches in England; txxvi. 69, P. 
(App. 1243.}——Second Report; txxvit. 473, p.——Third; 
LXXVIII. 480, p. (App. 1102.)——Fourth; uxx1x. 512, p. 
Fifth; txxx. 626, P. Sixth; Lxxx1. 386, pP- Seventh ; 
LXXX1I.595, P. Eighth; rx xx111. 546, p.——Ninth ; txxxiv. 
399, P. Tenth ; txxxv. 649, p.—— Eleventh ; tx x xvi. 919,P. 
Twelfth; txxxvit. 554, P. Thirteenth; Lxxx1x. 410. 
(pv. 432.)——Fourteenth; Lxxx1x. 582,P. Fifteenth ; xc. 588. 
(P.658.)——Sixteenth ; xcr. 803. (Pp. 819.)———Seventeenth ; xc11. 
650, P. 

1161. Charges and Expenses of the above Commissioners : 
From 25 March 1819 to 25 March 1821; txxvit. 276, p.(App.1254.) 
1822; Lxxvult. 316, P. 1823 ; Lxxvut. 472, p. (App. 1102.) 
1824; Lxxix. 480, P. 1825; Lxxx. 608, P. 1826 ; 
LXXXI. 382, P. 1827; LXxxiI. 593, P. 1828 ; LXxx1II. 524, P. 
1829; Lxxxiv. 323, P. 1830; Lxxxv. 637. (P. 646.)—— 
1831; Lxxxvi. 480, P. 1832; LXxxviI. 482. (Pp. 504.)—— 
1833 ; Lxxxvill. 715. (Pp. 721.}———1834; LxxxIx. 546. (P. 552.) 
——1835; xc. 499. (p. 658.)-———-1836 5 xcr. 754. (P.771.)—— 
1837; xcil. 607. (P. 617.) 


1162. Returns made by the Archbishops and Bishops, of the 
Number of Faculties for the Inclosure and Erection of Pews 
granted since 1790; txxv. 392. (App. 942.) 


1163. Number of Churches and Chapels built, now building, 
and about to be built, under the direction of the Commissioners ; 
several other Accounts relating to Churches and Chapels; ixx:x. 
226, p. (App. 910.) 


1164. Manner in which the Sums of £.201,286 and £.692,371 
have been expended ; and how £. 128,395 are to be expended in 
building Churches; txx1x. 532. (App. 914-919.) 

1165. Number of Applications to the Bishops of Dioceses in 
England and Ireland for their consent to the building or pur- 
chasing of Churches and Chapels by private Subscriptions ; 
LXXXI. 49. 



























































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


Churches—continued. 
1166. Expenses incurred in taking out a Faculty for an 
alteration, addition or improvement of any Church or Chapel ; 
LXxxI. 391, P. 


1167. Briefs for repairing or re-building Churches or Chapels 
which have been issued since 15th May 1819; Also of Accidents 
by Fire; uxxxut. 585, Pp. (App. 924.) 

1168. List of Applications made to the Commissioners under 
the Churgh-building Act for building Chapels; txxxiv. 391, P. ; 
LXXXv. 499, P.; LXXXVI. 377, P.5 LXXXvII. 567, P. 

1169. Dates of the several Applications for building Chapels ; 
Lxxxv, 591, P. 

1170. Number of Parish Churches and Chapels and Chapels 
of Ease of the Church of England in each Diocese in England 
and Wales; also Places of Worship not of the Church of England 
in each Parish; txxxv. 458. Abstracts, 492, p. Return for 
Lancaster, 634, Pp. 

1171. Particulars of Grants made by the Commissioners ; 
LXXxvI. 421, P. 


1172. Applications for Perpetual Patronage; Lxxxvi. 643, P. 


1173. Estimate of the Expense of building Churches and Glebe 
Houses, and for purchasing Glebes in Ireland; 1820; itxxv. 314. 
365, Pp. (App. 577.)——1821; Lxxvi. 367, p. (App. 626.) 

1174. Sums levied in the several Parishes in Ireland, by 
authority of Vestry, for building and repairing Churches; and of 
the Cathedrals which have been consolidated with Parish Churches; 
LXXIx. 316, P.; 350. 513. 529. Returns from Derry, Cashel 
and Kilmore to be amended, 538. 

1175. Accounts respecting the Church Accommodation in 
certain Parishes, alluded to in the Second Report of the Church 
Commissioners; (Ordered, xc. 284; Ordered forthwith, 376, but 
not presented.) 

1176. Accounts of the Sums expended under the direction of 
the Commissioners for building Churches; distinguishing the 
Amount contributed by the Public from that raised by Local 
Rate, Subscription, Loan or other Sources; and other Accounts ; 
xcul. 480. (Pp. 514.) 

1177. Population of every Borough or Parish in Scotland, by 
the last Census; Number of Churches and Chapels of the Esta- 
blished Church, and Dissenting Places of Worship therein, &amp;c. ; 
xci. 18. 

1178. Drawbacks and Duties allowed and paid by the Treasury 
on Materials used in the construction of Churches and Chapels in 
connexion with the Kirk of Scotland; Date and Amount of 
Allowance; Act under which granted ; and to whom paid; 1830- 
1835; xc1. 407. (Pp. 422.) 

1179. Monies paid by Parliament, or by Statute Enactment&gt; 
for building and repair of Churches in Scotland, and for Augmen- 
tation of Stipends; 1800-1836; (Ordered, xc1. 758, but not pre- 
sented.) 

1180. Number of Churches erected by voluntary Contributions, 
recognized as necessary by the General Assembly, and whose 
Ministers have been admitted into Church Courts by the recent 
Act of Assembly ; with other Particulars relating to such Churches; 


(Ordered, xcu. 613; Order for this Return discharged, and 
Address instead thereof, 646.) 


1181. Memorial, dated July 1834, from the Moderator of the 
General Assembly to Viscount Melbourne, on the subject of 
obtaining a Grant from Government for the purpose of affording 
additional Church Accommodation to the Poorer Classes in 
Scotland; xc. 427. (P. 437.) 


1182. Sums appropriated by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners 
to the Repair, Enlargement and Rebuilding of Churches in Ireland ; 
1834-1837; xc1I. 363. (P. 367.) 

1183. Applications made to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, 
for the Enlargement, Rebuilding and Erectionof additional Churches 
in Ireland; Locality, Diocese and Sum required; (Ordered, xc1. 
360; Order discharged and another Return ordered, 397, but 
not presented.) 

See infra, 1255. 3006, &amp;c. 4141. 4306. 6335. 
sought for under their respective Names. 


Church Assembly (Scotland) : 
1184. Salary and Allowances to His Majesty’s Commissioner 
to the General Assembly in Scotland, stating the Amount ; Lxxxv. 
539, P. See infra, 1567. 5081. 


Church Lands: 


‘ 
1185. Parliamentary Surveys of Church Lands made in 1646, 
and deposited by Parliament in the Library of Manuscripts at 
Lambeth Palace; (Ordered, xc. 265, but not presented.) 


Also Churches 





Church Patronage :—See infra, 2418, &amp;e. 6153. 


Church Rates: 


1186. Account thereof for the year ending Easter 1831, to be 
prepared by Churchwardens of every Parish in England and 
Wales ; (Ordered, uxxxv1. 397, but not presented.)——Abstracit 
of Returns made to above Order to be prepared; txxxvit. 265. 

Laid on the Table, 275. 


1187. Warrant to arrest, and Proceedings taken by the Dio- 
cesan Court at Norwich, in the case of the Churchwardens of 
Bungay v. Childs, for the recovery of Church Rates; xc. 293, P. 


1188. Suits for the recovery of Church Rates instituted in the 
Ecclesiastical Courts, since the passing 53 Geo. III. c. 127; dis- 
tinguishing those under £.10, the Results and Costs in each Case ; 
xc. 525, P. 

1189. Account made up to the 31st December 1835 of Sums, 
whereof the payment now remains charged upon Church Rates in 
England and Wales, distinguishing to whom due, so far as relates 
to the Church-building Commissioners; xcrt. 107. (P. 118.) 

See supra, 789; infra, 2141, &amp;c. 3573. 3593. 6576. 


Cider : —See infra, 2618. 
Cigars :—See infra, 6123, ke. 
Cinnamon :—See supra, 1013; infra, 5589. 


Cinque Port Pilots :—See infra, 1418. 


Cinque Ports : 

1190. Appointments by or under the control of the Lord 
Warden, 1824-1835; xc. 262. (r. 658.) 

1191. Persons committed for Trial for Felonies and Misde- 
meanors; Convictions in each of the Cinque Ports; 1833-1836 ; 
XCI. 245. (P. 255.) 

See infra, 5096. 


City Canal : 
1192. Treasury Minute on the Sale of the City Canal to the 
West India Dock Company ; Lxxx1v. 229, p. 


Civil Bill Process: 


1193. Number of Persons in each County of Ireland, whom 
the Assistant Barristers have appointed for serving Process under 
Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 36; Lxxxu. 533, P. 


1194. Persons committed to each Prison in Ireland under 
Civil Bill Decrees; 1830-1835; xc1. 245. (P. 255.) 


Civil Contingencies : 

1195. Sums expended under the head of Civil Contingencies 
in 1823; and Estimate of Expense to be defrayed in 1824; 
LXxIx. 67, P. (App. 656.)——1824 and 1825; Lxxx. 120, p. (App. 
771.) 1825 and 1826; Lxxx1. 126, p. (App. 5650.)——1826 and 
1827; Lxxxu. 303, Pp. (App. 742.) 1827 and 1828; Lxxx11. 
200, p. (App. 680.)——1828 and 1829; Lxxxiv. 96, Pp. (App. 
538.)——1829 and 1830; Lxxxv. 157, p. (App. 781.)}——1830 
and 1831; txxxvi. 426, p. (App. cliii.) 564. (App. 1059. 1064.) 

1831 and 1832; Lxxxvu. 77, p. (App. 841. 847.)——1832 and 
1833; Lxxxvu. 265, Pp. (App. 915. 921.) 1833 and 1834; 
LXxx1x. 170, Pp. (App. 764. 770.)———1834 and 1835; xo. 214, p. 

1835 and 1836; xc1. 235, P. 1836 and 1837; xc11. 215, p. 


1196. Sums wanted to make good to the Civil Contingencies 
the like Sums advanced thereout in previous years for public 
Services, not being part of the ordinary Expenditure of the Civil 
Contingencies, 1819 and 1820; ixxv. 255, p. (App. 566.) 1820 
and 1821; ixxvi. 80, p. (App. 582.) 

1197. Application of Sums granted for Civil Contingencies in 
the year 1819; £.79,154. 5s. 94d., and £.300,000, making toge- 
ther £.379,154. 5s. 94d.; Lxxv. 270, p. (App. 858.) 1820; 
£.325,466. 138.; Lxxvi. 80, P. (App. 573.) 

1198. Application of £.280,000 granted in 1821, and the unap- 
propriated Balance of £.300,000; txxvu1. 139, p. (App. 606.)—— 
In 1822, £.200,000, and the unappropriated Balance of £.280,000; 
LXXXVIII. 174, p. (App. 595.) 

1199. Expenditure of certain Sums charged in Civil Contin- 
gencies of 1822 for Plate to Ambassa¢»rs and Governors; for 
Gold Chains and Silver Collars, &amp;c.; on Account of the Earl of 
Malmesbury as Governor of the Isle of Wight; for Winkle 
Establishment at Berbice; for Commissioners of Captured Ne- 
groes; for Captured Negroes at Sierra Leone; txxvii. 291, P. 

1200. Particulars of certain Sums charged in the Civil Con- 
tingencies; viz. Paid to John Calvert, Secretary to the Lord 
Chamberlain, for Clothing and Trumpets for Horse Guards; for 
Expenses of Sheriffs; for Fees on passing Accounts and Compen- 
sations; for the Winkle Establishment at Berbice; for the Cape 

Commission ; 





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I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Civil Contingencies—continued. ‘Civil List—continued. 


Commission ; for Commission for inquiring into the Administra- 


| tion of the Criminal Laws in the West Indies; for the State Paper 


Office; (Ordered, Uxxx1. 172, but not presented.) 

1201. Expenditure of certain Sums for Public Offices in 
Whitehall and Westminster; for Colours for Foot Guards; for 
Plate, &amp;c. for Governors of Tobago; and for Knights’ Robes, &amp;c. 
as charged in the Civil Contingencies for 1829; uxxxv. 344, p. 
———For Fees on Turnpike Road Bills; txxxv. 408. (Pp. 426.) 

1202. Expenditure of several Sums charged in the Civil Con- 
tingencies of 1829, by Ambassadors at the Courts of the Nether- 
lands, Tuscany, Stutgardt, Paris and Lisbon; 1xxxv. 332, Pp. 

1203. Estimate of the Sum necessary for defraying Civil Con- 
tingencies in Ireland, 1820; rxxv. 314. (App. 582.)——1821 ; 
ixxvi. 367, Pp. (App. 629.) 1822; txxvil. 164, Pp. (App. 636.) 
——1823; txxvil. 149, p. (App. 618.)}——1824; Lxxix. 87, P. 
——1825; Lxxx. 173, p. (App. 804.) 

1204. Manner in which £.20,000 has been expended in Ire- 
land; txxvii. 427, p. (App. 641.) 

1205. Detailed Account of the manner in which the Sum 
charged in the Vote for Civil Contingencies for payment of Re- 
wards in disturbed Districts of Ireland in November 1830, was 
expended ; txxxvul. 276, p.; (Ordered for printing ; discharged. 
Abstract, 289, P.) 

See supra, 1146; infra, 2072. 3845. 4904, &amp;c. 6223. 





Civil Establishments :—See infra, 2064. 4241, &amp;c. 


Civil Government of Scotland : 


1206. Account in detail of the several Sums issued for 1820, 
intituled, Sums Issued by Warrants of Barons of the Exchequer ; 
(Ordered, ixxvi. 349, but not presented till) txxvu. 154, P. 


Civil List: 


1207. Account of the total Funds at the disposal of the Crown ; 
Lxxv. 115, p. (App. 836.) 

1208. Actual Amount of Pensions paid from the Third Class 
of the Civil List, 1815-1822; txxvi1. 229, p. (App. 1127.) 

1209. Amount paid into the Consolidated Fund from Savings 
on Third Class of the Civil List, 1817-1822; txxvu. 230, Pp, 
(App. 1128.) 

1210. Number of Pensions payable out of the Civil List, the 
annual Amount of each of which exceeds £.100; also of Pensions 
charged on the Four-and-a-half per Cent. Duties; txxvi. 224. 
(App. 1126.) 

1211. Payments made in respect of the Charge of the Civil 
List; Sums applied in aid of the Civil List; Revenues from 
Droits of Admiralty ; Gibraltar Revenues, &amp;c., and other Accounts 
relating to the Civil List; txxxvi. 54, p. (App. cclxii.—celxxxi.) 

1212, Estimates of probable future annual Charge; Statement 
of Charges from which it is proposed to relieve the Civil List, &amp;c. ; 
LXXXxVI. 64, P. 213. (App. eclxxxvi.—cexcvi.) 

1213. Pensions on the Civil List of England, Scotland and 
Ireland, on 1 June 1830; txxxvi. 143, Pp. (App. ccxcvii.— 
Since 1 June 1830; txxxvi. 156, p. (App. ccexii.) 

1214. Warrant grantinga Pension to Mrs. Harriet Arbuthnot; 
LXxxvi. 206, p. (App. cccxiii.) 

1215. Monies which would have been applicable to the Civil 
Government of England, if the Hereditary and Temporary 
Revenues of the Crown enjoyed by Geo. II. had been enjoyed by 
Geo. III. and IV. (Ordered, uxxxvi. 450, but not presented till) 
LXxxvil. 77, P. (App. 792.) ———Similar Account; (Ordered, 


on the Hereditary Revenue of Scotland, on 22 November 1830; 
LXXXVI. 932, P. 

1222. List of all Persons having Pensions on the Civil Lists of 
England, Scotland and Ireland, on the 30 November 1830; 
LXXXVIII. 725, P. 

1223. Estimate of the Charge of His Majesty’s Civil List of 
Ireland; xxv. 199, p. (App. 836.) 

1224. Payments from the Exchequer of Ireland under the 
heads of Civil List, and for Pensions and Compensations in 1821 ; 
LXxvul. 450, p. (App. 1128.) 

1225. Number of Pensions payable out of the Civil List of 
Ireland, the annual Amount of each of which exceeds £.100; 
LXXVII. 239. (Pp. 241.) (App. 1128.) 

1226. Return of all Pensions on His Majesty’s Civil List of 
Ireland, to 5 January 1820; ixxv. 321. (P. 354.) (App. 852.)— 
On 1 January 1828; Lxxxrit. 442, p. 


1227. Annual Amount of the Crown Revenues in Scotland, 
and Amount and Application of Surplus subsequent to 10 October 
1806; txxvi. 471, p. (App. 1166. 1170.) 


1228. Pensions granted out of the Civil List of Scotland, 1821; 
LXXVI. 139, Pp. (App. 1170.)——1822; txxvu. 61, Pp. (App. 1126.) 
1823; txxvu. 17. (App. 976.)——1824; Lxx1x. 34, P. 
18255 Lxxx. 10, P. 1826 5 LXxxI. 9, P. 1827 ; Lxxx11.114, Pp. 
1828; Lxxx. 17, P. 1829; Lxxxiv. 44, P. 1830; 
LXXxv. 32. (p. 67.)——1831; Lxxxvi. 206, p. (App. cccxiii.) 
614, P. 

1229. Number of Pensions charged on the Civil Establish- 
ment of Scotland, the Annual Amount of each of which exceeds 
£.100; txxvil. 187, p. (App. 1126.) 


1230. Return of all Pensions on His Majesty’s Civil List in 
Scotland, on 1 January 1828; txxxim. 442, p. 























1231. Estimate of Sum required towards satisfying such 
Charges, Pensions and Annuities as would have been payable out 
of the Civil List in case the Demise of His late Majesty had not 
taken place before 10 October 1837}; xc11. 521, P. 

See infra, 1458, &amp;c. 2764, Kc. 2986. 3042. 3216. 4441, &amp;e. 
6536, &amp;e. 


Civil and Military Offices :—See infra, 4250. 


Civil Services, Paymaster of : 
1232. Total Expense of the Establishment; the several Offices, 
Names of Officers, Salaries, &amp;c., and Contingent Expenses, 1835 ; 
xcI. 803. (p. 831.) 


Clare County : 
1233. Memoriai presented by the Grand Jury of the County 
to the Irish Government upon the subject of Disturbances ; (Or- 
dered, Lxxxv1. 483, but not presented.) 


1234. Number and Nature of the Offences reported to Govern- 
ment as having taken place in the County of Clare in 1831 and 
1832; LXXxvill. 167, P. 


Clarence Royal Victualling Yard :—See infra, 4109. 
Classification of Parliamentary Papers :—See infra, 4347. 
Clay Port :—See supra, 788. 


Clement, St., Danes, Westminster : 
1235. Persons elected Overseers; Fines and Appropriation, 
and by what Authority levied, 1830-1837 ; xc11. 234. 


Clergy : 





xcit. 644, but not presented.) 1236. Abstracts of the Number and Class of Non-resident In- 
1216. Salaries and Allowances heretofore charged upon and cumbents, and of Resident Incumbents, according to the Diocesan 
paid out of the Civil List in England and Ireland, and out of the Returns for 1827; total Number of Curates in each Diocese ; 
. Hereditary Revenue in Scotland, for which provision has not LXxXxv. 458. (Pp. 492.)————Return so far as regards the County 
, been made in the Civil List under consideration; Ltxxxvi. 469, P. of Lancaster; 634, P. 1831; LXxxvuI. 126. (Pp. 133.)—— 
) (App. ecexxxii.-cecxxxiv.) 1833; xc. 157, P. 
1217. Salaries, &amp;c. heretofore paid out of the Civil List in 1237. Returns relative to Surplice Fees and Parish Register 
r England, but proposed to be charged on the Consolidated Fund ; Fees within the London Bills of Mortality, and Chelsea, Ken- 
* LXXXVI. 469, Pp. (App. cccxxxiv.) sington, St. Marylebone, Paddington and St. Pancras; ixxx1x. 
; 1218. Estimate of the Sum required for payment of certain 201. (Pp. 554.) 
Salaries, &amp;c. heretofore paid out of the Civil List; txxxv1. 643, pP. 1238. Benefices in the Appointment of Deans and Chapters in 
A 877, P. (App. 1065-6); Lxxxvu. 77, P. (App. 791.) the several Dioceses in England and Wales, specifying net In- 
r 1219. Charges for Civil Government heretofore defrayed from come, and distinguishing Diocese ; (Ordered, xc1. 668, but not 
“d the Civil List in England and Ireland, and from Hereditary presented.) ' 
x Revenue in Scotland; txxxvi. 750. 1239. Amount of Church Patronage in the disposition of the 
: 1220. Pensioners on the Civil List of England, Scotland and Crown, of Ecclesiastical and Lay Corporations and Private 
Treland, and the Four-and-a-half per Cent. Duties who have declined Patrons; xct. 831, P. . 
i" their Pensions, and Pensions which have ceased by death ; 1240. Benefices, presentative Donations, perpetual Curacies, 
. LXXXVI. 915, P. Chapelries or Lectureships in the gift of Municipal Corporations 





1221. Pensions on the Civil List of England and Ireland, and 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


in England and Wales; average Annual Value; xct. 87, P. (116.) 
1241. Abstract 





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


Clergy—continued. * 

1241. Abstract of the Number of Resident and Non-resident 

Incumbents, according to the Diecesan Returns from England 
and Wales, 1835; xcrt. 303. (Pp. 312.) 

1242. Abstract showing the Number of Curates serving Bene- 
fices in which Incumbents are non-resident, in each Diocese of 
England and Wales, according to Returns made to His Majesty 
in Council, for 1835; xc11. 303. (Pp. 312.) 


1243. Poor Livings augmented either by Parliamentary Grant 
or Queen Anne’s Bounty since last Return; xcr1. 430. (p. 437.) 
1244. Return of Stipends modified by the Court of Commis- 


sion of Teinds to the Clergy of the Established Church of Scot- 
land ; Lxxx1. 358. (Pp. 372.) 


1245. Sums paid to the Episcopalian Clergy of Scotland in 
1829; Lxxxv. 539, P. 


1246. Sum of Money, to the payment of which into the First 
Fruits Fund the Archbishopricks and Bishopricks of Ireland are 
severally rated; like Account for England, and for the Payment 
of Tenths; uxx1x. 134, p. 188, p. (App. 939.) 

1247. Abstract of the Number of Resident and of the Number 
of Non-resident Incumbents, according to the Irish Diocesan 
Returns for the year 1822-1823; (Ordered, txx1x. 381, but not 
presented.) 

1248. Number of Parishes and Number of Benefices in each 
Diocese in Ireland; itxxrx. 513, p. 526, P. 

1249. List of Parishes in Ireland, with the Names of their 
Incumbents; txx1x. 300, p. (Order for printing discharged, Re- 
turns withdrawn, others ordered; presented; 381, vp. Further 
Returns, 513, Pp.) 

1250. Number of Unbeneficed Curates of the Established 
Church in the several Dioceses of Ireland; txxx111. 246, P. 

1251. Salaries and Emoluments of the different Curates in 
each Benefice in Ireland, specifying the Number of Years they 
have been employed, and whether employed by Resident or Non- 
resident Incumbents or Lay Impropriators; (Ordered, uxxxvu. 
335, but not presented till) txxxvul. 721, P. 

1252. Number of Faculties or Dispensations which have in 
the last Ten Years been granted in Ireland, for enabling Ecclesi- 
astical Persons to hold more than one Benefice ; Lxxxv. 284, Pp. 

1253. Oath taken by the Protestant Clergy of Ireland on 
being inducted to their Livings; txxxvu1. 139. 

1254. Benefices in Ireland in which Divine Service according 
to the forms of the United Church of England and Ireland, 
has not been celebrated within three years ending 12 February 
1833; Lxxxvill. 496, P. 552, P. 

1255. Number of Churches in each Benefice or Union in 
Ireland, specifying the Number of Benefices, if more than one, 
in each such Benefice; txxxvitt. 496, Pp. 552, Pp. 571, P. 

1256. Respective Values of theseveral Benefices in the different 
Dioceses of Ireland; txxxvitt. 370, Pp. 

1257. Abstract of the Amount of the Gross and Net Incomes 
of Parochial Benefices in Ireland, taken from the Returns made 
to the Commissioners for inquiring into Ecclesiastical Revenues 
and Patronage ; LXXXVIII. 663, P. 


1258. Non-resident Clergy of Ireland, annual Value of their 
Benefices; Curates in each case, their length of Service, Salary, 
&amp;e.; (Ordered, txxx1x. 182, but not presented.) 

1259. Reports of the Commissioners for inquiring into the 
Union of Parochial Benefices in Ireland ;—First; txxxv1. 653, P. 
—Second ; txxx1x. 428, Pp. 

1260. Manner in which £. 1,000,000 voted for the Irish Clergy 
has been appropriated ; xc. 601. 

1261. Names of Benefices in Ireland the Appointments to 
which have been suspended by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners ; 
xc. 445, P. 

1262. Members of the Established Church in certain Parochial 
Benefices in Ireland, with other Particulars; xc. 466, p. 

1263. Incomes of Archbishops, Bishops, Dignitaries and Pa- 
rochial Clergy of Ireland before the Church Temporalities Act, 
under the said Act, and under the proposed Bill for the better 
regulation of Ecclesiastical Revenues; xc. 506, P. 

1264. Number and Value of Benefices in Treland in the gift of 
Private Patrons and of Parishes to which the Crown presents ; 
( Ordered, xc. 531, but not presented.) 

1265. Number and Value of Benefices in Ireland in the gift of 
Private Patrons; Diocese; distinguishing perpetual from alter- 
nate Advowsons; xc1. 841. 

1266. Parishes in Ireland in which the Crown presents as 
Trustee of Papists; those to which the Archbishops and Bishops 
present and collate; distinguishing to which they collate by 





Clergy—continued. 
lapse of presentations by Lay Patrons, different Dioceses, &amp;c. ; 
xcr. 841. 

1267. Number and Description of the Bishops and Ministers 
of the Established Church appointed by His Majesty in the West 
Indies; 1xxx. 459, p. (App. 1022.) 

See supra, 918. 1152, &amp;c. 1172. 1259; infra, 1408. 1432. 
2073. 2280, &amp;c. 2403. 2418, &amp;c. 2583. 2719, ke. 2810. 
2829. 4855. 5333. 6081, &amp;c. 6273. 6402. 


Clerks of Assize: 
1268. Annual Aggregate Amount of Fees payable to and 
received by Clerks of Assize in England, commencing from 1818 ; 
LXXviil. 415, p. (App. 1016.) 


Clerks of the Crown: 

1269. Emoluments of the Clerks of the Crown and Clerks of 
the Peace in Ireland, during each of the last Seven Years, 1821 ; 
(Ordered, uxxvi. 492, but not presented.) Again ordered; txxvu. 
108. Presented, 274. (Pp. 417.) 476, p. During the last Three 
Years, 1834; txxxrx. 405. (Pp. 415.) See infra, 3252. 


Clerks of the Peace: 

1270. Fees paid to the Clerks of the Peace or other Officers of 
the County of Middlesex under the head of Recognizances, 1818— 
1821; LxxvI. 393, P. 

1271. Salaries and Emoluments of the different Clerks of the 
Peace in Ireland during the last Three Years ; (Ordered; txxxvut. 
533; Ordered forthwith, 659, but not presented till) txxx1x. 405. 
(Pp. 415.) 

See supra, 1269; infra, 1397. 1724, &amp;e. 4852. 5205. 


Clerks of the Roads :—See infra, 4648, &amp;e. 


Clerkenwell Roads : 
1272. Rate made, and Money actually levied by the Surveyors 
appointed under Act 13 Geo. III. c. 78. for the repair of public 
Roads in the Parish, 1831-1832; Ltxxxvit. 93. 


Clocks : 

1273. Number of Metal Clocks and Watches, and of the 
Movements of Metal Clocks and Watches (without the Cases), 
exported and imported in each several year since 1825 ; LXxxvilI. 
552, P. See infra, 3110. 


Clonmel : 
1274. Freemen admitted into the Corporation during five 
years immediately preceding the passing the Reform Bill, and 
from that period to the day of making the return ; xc. 423, Pp. 


Clonmel School : 

1275. Estates belonging to the endowed School of Clonmel ; 
the Names of the Tenants occupying the same; the Amount of 
their respective Rents, and the nature of the Tenures under which 
the same are held; txxxvii. 520. (Pp. 524.) 


Clover Seed: 


1276. Quantity annually imported into Ireland, 1825-1836 ; 
xcl. 831, P. See infra, 3099. 


Cloves :—See infra, 5588. 
Clydesdale Journal :—See supra, 796. 
Coaches :—See infra, 4678. 5807. 


Coach and Omnibus Drivers: 
1277. Charges brought against Proprietors or Drivers of 


Public Carriages at the Metropolitan Police Offices in 1833; 
LXXXIX. 181. (P. 220.) 


Coals : 


1278. Coals exported, distinguishing whether coastwise or to 
Foreign Ports, from ist January 1819-1821; .xxvi. 243, P. 
(App. 1074.+——January 7th, 1821-1822; .xxvi. 114, P. 
(App. 1003.)——-From 5th January 1824-1825 ; Lxxx. 229, p. 

1279. Quantities of Coal and Culm exported to Foreign Parts 
from the Ports of Newcastle and Sunderland, and the Frith of 
Forth, 1791-1800 ; and 1817-1821; ixxvi. 114. (Pp. 126.) 182, p. 
228, p. (App. 1070-1072.) 

1280. Quantities of Coals and Culm exported from the several 
Ports of Great Britain, 1820-1821 ; txxv1. 230, p. (App. 1073.) 

1281. Number of Chaldrons of Coals exported coastwise from 
Newcastle in 1822, 1823 and 1824; also to Foreign Parts ; similar 
Accounts from the Port of Sunderland; ixxx. 301, P. 

1282. Memorial from the Coal-owners on the Rivers Tyne 
and Wear to the Treasury, dated 28th March 1828; (Ordered, 
LXxx111. 348, but not presented.) 


1283. Number 








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Coals—continued. 


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


1283. Number of Vessels which have cleared out with Coals 
from Stockton-upon-Tees monthly, during 1826 and 1827; 
LXXXx11l. 127, P.———In 1829; Lxxxv. 280. 

1284. Quantity of Coals exported to Foreign Countries, 1816- 
1829; LXXXvI. 433, P. 

1285. Quantities of large and small Coals exported, 1832 ; 
LXxxvill. 614, P- 1833; LXxxIx. 227. (Pp. 282.) 410. 456. 
(vp. 457.) 492. (P. 493.)-——1834 ; xc. 285, P. 1835; xc. 302. 
(Pp. 324.) 

1286. Quantities of Coals, Culm and Cinders shipped at the 
different Ports, 1834 ; comparative Quantity at each Port compared 
with 1833; Quantities and declared Value of Coals, &amp;c. exported ; 
xc. 285, P. 1834-1835; xcr. 302. (Pp. 324.)}——1835-1836; 
xcil. 427. (P. 437.) 


1287. Number of Tons of Coal exported from the Ports of the 
United Kingdom to the Ports of the Mediterranean, from the 
time of the commencement of the Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. c. 16. to 
the latest time it can be made up; Lxxxvitl. 468, P. 


1288. Returns from Copenhagen, Hamburgh and Rotterdam 
of the Number and Names of British Vessels entering those Ports 
laden with Coals, together with the Dates of Arrival; Quantity in 
each Vessel of all the Coals imported from Great Britain into 
those Ports, 1833; ~xxx1x. 464, Pp. 

1289. Number and Names of British Vessels which cleared 
from each of the Ports of Newcastle and Sunderland laden with 
Coals for Copenhagen, Hamburgh and Rotterdam, respectively, 
during 1833; Lxxxrx. 464. 534. 

1280. Quantity of all Coals and Culm imported into any Port 
in Wales, in 1817-1819; Lxxv. 219. (App. 751.) 

1291. Coal and Stone carried coastwise from Whitehaven and 
Workington, 1815-1821; txxvi. 392, p. 472, p. (App. 1075.) 

1292. Several Counties in England and Wales into which 
Coals have been brought coastwise, in 1829; Chaldrons imported 
into Cornwall; and Amount of Drawback on Coals used at the 
Mines; .txxxv. 326, p. 

1293. Number of Ships and Tonnage which have entered the 
Port of London laden with Coals, 1817-1827; Lxxx11. 564, P. 
1814-18275 Lxxx11I. 470, P. 1814-1828 5 LxXxxIVv. 231, P. 

1294. Number of Chaldrons of Coals imported into the Port 
of London in each year from 1800 to 1827; Lxxx1I. 564, P. 
1830-1832; LxxxvilI. 102, P. Coals and Culm, 1825-1833 ; 
LXXXVIII. 279, P. 


1295. Coals brought into the Port of London (not sea-borne), 
1826-1828; LXxxIVv. 231, P. 

1296. Quantity of Coals brought coastwise and by inland navi- 
gation into the Port of London, 1834, compared with 1833; xc. 
138, P. 1835 with 1834; xc1. 302. (Pp. 324.) 

1297. Vessels laden with Coal entered inwards in the Harbour 
of Dublin, 1835 and 1836; Tons of Coal imported, from what 
Ports, and Quantity from each Port; xc11. 486. 

1298. Prices of sea-borne Coals in London at certain periods 


in 1830 and 1831, distinguishing the several kinds of Coal; 
LXXxVI. 746, P. 


1299. Various Local or Municipal Duties charged on Coal 


imported into the Port of London since 1825, and the Amount of 
Duty annually produced ; ixxxviit. 395. (Pp. 406.) 


1300. Duties received from 5th January 1800 to 5th January 
1822, on Coals, Stone or Slate sent from Whitehaven to Carlisle ; 
LXXVIII. 184, P. 


























1301. Duty per Ton payable in Great Britain on Coals carried 
coastwise, in 1820-1822; Lxxviil. 262, P. 

1302. Duty per ton on Coals exported (excluding the Exports 
to Ireland), in 1820-1822; Lxxvit. 262, P. 

1303. Number of Bonds taken by the Custom House in 
Great Britain, on Vessels carrying Coals to Ireland; txxvut1. 344, Pp. 

1304. Yearly Produce of the Duties on Coals and Culm 
carried coastwise, 1792-1830; Lxxxv. 491, P. 


1305. Duties collected on Coals in Dublin for certain periods ; 
LXXXxV. 251, P. 


1306. Duty received on Coals imported into Ireland, 1825- 
18275; LXxx11l. 455, P. 1820-1830; Lxxxv. 233, P. 


1307. Local Dues and Taxes, other than such as are charge- 
able to the Crown, on the importation and sale of Coals in the 
Ports of Ireland; (Ordered, txxxvi. 258, but not presented till) 
553, P. 


1308. Coals imported into the different Ports of Ireland from 
1 January 1819-1820; Lxxv. 255, p. (Pp. 262.) (App. 751.}-— 
From 1 January 1819-1821; txxvi. 106, rp. (App. 1075.)—— 





Coals—continued. 
From 5 January 1821-1822; ixxvu. 61, p. (App. 1003.)——From 
6 January 1824-1825 ; uxxx. 229, p——From 5 January 1827- 
1828; Lxxxull. 183, Pp, 

1309. Coals exported to Ireland, from 1 January 1819-1820 ; 
LXXv. 321, Pp. (App. 751.}——1825; Lxxxi. 162, P.——1826; 
(Ordered, Lxxx11. 282, but not presented.) 


1310. Coals shipped from Great Britain to Ireland, from 
5th January 1822-1823 ; txxviit. 118, P. 


1311. Coals exported from England and Scotland to Ireland, 
from 5 January 1823-1824; ixx1x. 108, Pp. From 5 January 
1827-1828 ; Lxxx111. 183, P. 


1312. Coals, Culm and Cinders exported to Ireland during 
Three Years ending 10th October 1826; txxxu. 114, P. 


See infra, 1891. 1913, &amp;c. 2244. 3581._3603, &amp;e. 5566. 


Coal Meters : 


1313. Charges preferred against J. Baker and Alexander 
Tulloch, principal Meters; Petitions of John Clayton and Thomas 
Bradfield; txxvit. 480, Pp. 


1314, Coal Meters in Middlesex and Surrey ; Amount collected 
for Metage ; (Ordered, txxvu1. 469, but not presented till) txxvu11. 
477,P. (App. 1011-1014.) 

1315. Amount collected for the Metage of Coals in the City 
and Liberty of Westminster, under Acts 47 &amp; 56 Geo. III.; 
LXXVIII. 477, Pp. (App. 1011-1014.) 








1316. Monies paid during the last four years for the Metage 
of Coals in the City of London and the Liberties thereof, and 
in several other Parishes; Lxxx111. 183. (P. 350.) 219, P. 

1317. Coals delivered, Metage received, Meters employed 
and Wages paid, between Rotherhithe and Nine Elms (the Town 
District), 1823-1827; also of the County District, between Nine 
Elms and Egham, under Act 47 Geo. III. ; rxxxim. 435. 

See infra, 2122, &amp;e. 


Coal Yards :—See infra, 1528. 2125. 
Coast Blockade :— See infra, 5501, &amp;e. 
Coast Officers :—See infra, 2867. 


Coasting Trade: 

1518. Tonnage and Number of Men employed in the Coasting 
Trade since the Irish Trade placed on the footing of a Coasting 
Trade; Lxxx111. 470, Pp. 

1319. Number of Ships and Tonnage engaged in the Coasting 
and Irish Trade and the British Isles in Europe (exclusive of 
Gibraltar, Malta and Heligoland), 1817-1824; txx1x. 350, P. 

1320. Number of Vessels and Tonnage employed in the 
Coasting Trade, 1823-1826; .Lxxx. 443, P. 1823-1827 5 
LXXXIll. 554, P. 1828 5 LXxxlv. 321, P. 

1321. Number of Vessels and Tonnage which entered and 
cleared Coastwise at the several Ports in Great Britain, 1827— 
1831; Lxxxvul. 292. (Pp. 297.)}——In Ireland, 1825-1827 5 Lxxx11I. 
555, P. 1828 5 LXxXxIVv. 231, P. 











Cobb at Lyme Regis :—See infra, 3663. 
Cochineal :—See infra, 3102, &amp;e. 3142. 

Cochrane, Sir Thomas John :—See infra, 4135. 
Cockburn, Lieutenant-Colonel :-—See infra, 2485. 


Cocoa : 

1322. Quantity imported into Great Britain and Ireland, 
entered for Home Consumption, and consumed in the Navy, 
1821-1831; Lxxxvi. 496, P. 18315 LXXXVII. 322, P- 1832; 
LXXXVIIT. 430, P. See infra, 4277, &amp;c. 6352, &amp;e. 








Coculus Indicus : 
1323. Quantities of Coculus Indicus and Nux Vomica im- 
ported and exported, 1821-1823; Lxx1x. 350, P. 


Codrington, Sir Edward :—See infra, 3950, &amp;e. 


Coffee : 

1324. Quantity of Coffee imported into and exported from 
Great Britain and Ireland from the Colonies, the East Indies, and 
Foreign Countries, and Duties received thereon; 1821; Lxxvit. 
183, P.—187, Pp. 202. (r. 217.) (App. 967. 969. 972. 974.)—— 























GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


1822; Lxxvit. 65, P.—72, P.—73, P.—95, P. 108, P. 1823 ; 
LXxxix. 306, P. 1824; Lxxx. 289, P. 18255 Lxxx1. 213, P. 
1826; uxxxil. 412, P. 1827 5 LXXxIII. 240, P. 1828 ; 
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I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued)—relative to— 


Coffee—continued. 
LXXXIVv. 286, P. 1829; Lxxxv. 325. (P. 337.)——1830 5 LXXXxvI. 
496, P. 1831; LXxxvil. 322, P.——1832; LXxxvilt. 429, P. 

1325. Quantity imported into the United Kingdom in 1823, 
1824 and 1825; Lxxx1. 83, P. 

1326. Quantity, real and official Value of Imports of Coffee 
from the British Possessions in America, including Re-importations 
from Europe, Mauritius, Cuba, &amp;c.; also, from East India Com- 
pany’s Territories, Singapore, &amp;c., 1831; Lxxxvil. 503. (P. 533.) 

1327. Prices of Coffee in the Months of January and July, 
from 1810-1822; Lxxv. 315. (Pp. 328.) (App. 1015.) 


1328. Quantity of Coffee which paid the Duties of Customs 
and Excise for Home Consumption in each year since 1789; 
LXXxxIv. 391. (P. 403.) 


1329. Number of Pounds of Coffee on which Excise Duty has 
been paid for Home Consumption, 1821-1830; Lxxxv. 280, P. 
See infra, 1910, &amp;e. 2244, Kc. 3102. 6162. 6340. 6352. 


Coffeehouse-keepers : 

1330. Informations since 5 July 1822, lodged at the Police 
Offices against Coffeehouse-keepers, under Act 3 Geo. IV. ec. 55, 
and subsequent Acts; Results, Amount of Penalties and Applica- 
tion; LXxxvul. 81, Pp. 89. 158. (P. 235.) 

1331. Persons licensed in the City and County of Dublin to 
sell Tea and Coffee, who hold also Licenses to sell Spirituous 
Liquors to be consumed on the Premises, and Correspondence 
thereon; Lxxxvi. 511. (Pp. 580.) 


Coin : 

1332. Estimate of the Extraordinary Expenses that may be 
incurred for Prosecutions, &amp;c. relating to the Coin for 1820; 
Lxxv. 208, p. (App. 561.)——-1821; ixxvi. 80, Pp. (App. 581.) 

1822; txxvul. 31, p. (App. 593.)——-1823; Lxxviml. 74, P. 
(App. 564.)——1824 ; Lxx1Ix. 25, p. (App. 651.)}——1825; Lxxx. 
32, p. (App. 765.)———1826; Lxxx1. 103, p. (App. 541.)——1827 ; 
LXxxul. 302, p. (App. 734.)——1828 ; Lxxxu. 88, p. (App. 673.) 

1829; uxxxiv. 74, P. (App. 529.) 1830; Lxxxv. 113, P. 
(App. 768.)——1831; Lxxxvi. 431, p. {App. exliii.) 563. (App. 
1043.)——1832 ; Lxxxvur. 194, p. (App. 824.) 18335; LXXXVIII. 
264, p. (App. 905.)——-1834;  LXxxIx. 169, p. (App. 757.) 
1835; xc. 213, P. 18363 xcI. 234, P. 1837; xcrl. 213, Pp. 

1333. Amount and Description of Coin seized in September 
1811, the property of William Thompsett ; 321, P. 
(App. 882.) 

1334. Statement of all Persons convicted of any Crime con- 
nected with the coining of Tokens of the Bank of England; of 
Persons convicted of any Crime connected with the imitating or 
injuring the Gold Coin of the Realm, 1790-1820; Lxxvi. 170, Pp. 
(App. 1187. 1190.) 

1335. Expenses incurred in 1820 for Prosecutions relative to 
the Coin, &amp;c.; txxvi. 209, p. (App. 1190.) 

1336. Quantity of Silver in British Standard, coined between 
1804 and 1815, as Tokens of the Bank of Ireland, &amp;c.; txx:x. 
25, p. (App. 651.) 

1337. Value of the several Pieces of Silver and Copper Coins 
in circulation; Lxxrx. 41, P. 


LXXV. 


1338. Estimate of the Sum required to make good the loss 
upon the Irish Silver Tokens already re-coined in 1825; ixxx. 
32, p. (App. 764.)——1826 ; Lxxx1. 103, p. (App. 541.) 

1339. Estimate of the Sum that may be required to defray the 
Expenses of the Re-coinage of Copper Monies for Ireland, for 
1826; Lxxx1. 183, p. (App. 578.) 

1340. Estimate of the Sum that may be required on account 
of the Loss upon the Irish Silver Tokens and Irish Copper Coin, 
for 1827; Lxxxu. 302, p. (App. 734.) 


1341. Silver Coin coined in each year since the commence- 
ment of the present system of Silver Coinage (1816); Quantity 
and Value of Silver purchased for the purpose of Coining; Silver 
Coin now on hand belonging to the Public, and which has not been 
put into circulation; txxx111. 435, P. 

1342. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee for 
Coin at the Board of Trade on 26 April 1828; Lxxxv. 31, p. 

1343. Silver coined since 14 June 1828 to 31 December 1829 ; 
also, Quantity and Value of Silver purchased for Coining; txxxv. 
38, P. 

1344. Treasury Minute, between the date of the Resolution of 
the House of Commons of 26 October 1696, and the passing of 
the Re-coinage Act in 1699, under which the Receivers and Col- 
lectors of Taxes and Revenues may have been authorized to take 
Silver in payment of Taxes at a lower value than the Standard 
Value; (Ordered, ixxxv. 140, but not presented.) 











Coin—continued. 

1345. Order of 5 February 1700-1, respecting the value at 
which the Louis d’Or and Spanish Pistole were to be received as 
part of the Current Coin of the Realm; and Order of 23 July 
1773, respecting the Regulations under which the Officers of the 
Mint were required to receive Guineas, &amp;c. then in circulation ; 
LXxxv. 161, P. 


1346. Report to the Treasury, dated 12 September 1695, by 
Mr. Lowndes, Secretary to the Treasury, on the subject of the Silver 
Coins ; (Ordered, txxxv. 284, but not presented.) 


1347. Silver purchased on account of the Mint, 1815-1835, 
and other Returns relative to the Coinage; xc. 18. (P. 87.) 


1348. Sum required to defray the Expense of paying the Bank 
the Loss sustained in melting into Bullion, in 1831, Silver Coin, 
upon the Coinage of which the Seignorage had been received by 
the Public; xc1. 748, p. 

1349. Treasury Minute of 1831, relative to the old Silver Coin, 
which has accumulated at the Bank; xc1. 795, P. 


See supra, 865; infra, 1368. 3899, &amp;c. 
Cole Seed :—See infra, 4882, &amp;e. 


Coleraine Borough : 
1350. Return relating to the Corporation of the Borough of 
Coleraine; txxxvul. 287. (P. 293.) 
1351. Number of Persons elected, admitted or sworn Freemen 
of the Corporation of Coleraine, or to whom the Freedom was 
granted, 1831-1834; Lxxxix. 84. (Pp. 101.) 


Collectors (Customs and Excise): 

1352. Orders issued since the commencement of 1822, by 
the Boards of Customs and Excise in Ireland, directing that the 
Remittances of Collectors be made in future in Bank of Ireland 
Notes; txxvui. 299. 315. 


Collier, Sir G. :—sSee supra, 95. 
Collieries :—See infra, 2713. 3890. 


Collins, Dennis: 
1353. Law Costs and all other Expenses incurred by the Pro- 
secution of Dennis Collins, specifying the Fees paid to Counsel, to 
Witnesses and the Crown Solicitors; txxxviu. 133, P. 


Coiombia: 

1354. Treaty of Amity, Commerce and Navigation between 
His Majesty and the State of Colombia, together with an addi- 
tional Article thereunto annexed, signed at Bogota, April 18, 1825 ; 
LXXXI. 11. (App. 728.) See infra, 3114. 


Colonial Postage :—See infra, 4647, &amp;e. 


Colonies: 

1355. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Civil Establish- 
ments of the Bahama Islands, Dominica, Upper Canada, Nova 
Scotia, New Brunswick, Bermudas, Cape Breton, Prince Edward 
Island, Newfoundland, New South Wales and Sierra Leone and 
Gambia, the Gold Coast and Fernando Po, for 1820; uxxv. 
208, p. (App. 558-560.)——1821; Lxxvi. 140, P. (App. 586-588.) 

1822; uxxvit. 99, Pp. (App. 600-602.)——1823; Ltxxvur. 
175, Pp. (App. 580-584.)———1824 5 LxxIx. 27, Pp. (App. 651-654.) 

1825; LXxx. 32, p. (App. 767-770.) ——1826 ; Lx xx1. 162, p. 
(App. 543-546.) 1827; uxxxm. 302, p. (App. 738-741.)}——. 
1828; uxxxm. 161, p. (App. 677.) 1829; LXxXxIv. 75, P. 
(App. 533.) 1830 ; Lxxxv. 113, Pp. (App. 773-776.) ——1831 ; 
Lxxxvi. 471, p. (App. cxlix.—clii.) 564, p. (App. 1055-1058.) 

1832; Lxxxvil. 256, Pp. (App. 834-836.) 1833 ; 
LXxxvilt. 264, p. (App. 906.)——1834; Lxxxix. 169, Pp. (App. 
759.) ——-1835; xc. 213, P. 1836; xcI. 234, P. 1837 ; 
XC. 215, P. 

1356. Statement of the Estimates for Miscellaneous Expen- 
diture for Colonial Establishments, &amp;c. 1831, compared with 
Estimates for same Services, 1830; txxxvi. 471, P. 564, Pp. 
1832-33, compared with 1831; Lxxxvu. 256, P. 1833-34, 
compared with 1832-33; Lxxxvrir. 263, P. 


1357. Persons holding Offices in the Colonies, who have been 
appointed thereto subsequent to the passing of the Act 54 Geo. III. 
c. 61, and who are not at present in the execution of their Duties; 
LXXV. 222. 1821; Lxxvi. 106. 18225; Lxxvit. 96. 1823 ; 
LXXVIII. 135, P.——18245 Lxx1x. 522. 1825; Lxxx. 473. 
1826; LXxxI. 366, P. 1827 ; LXxXxIl. 336, P. 18285 LXxx1II. 
255, P. 1829; LXxxIv. 231, P. 1830; Lxxxv. 363, P. 
1831; Lxxxvi. 361, p.——18325 Lxxxvil. 108, P. 1833 5 
LXXXVIII. 247, P. 1834; LXxxix. 154, P.———1835; xc. 262, Pp. 

1836; xCI. 226.———1837 5 xcil. 275. 


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


Colonies—continued. 

1358. Colonies in the possession of the United Kingdom; 
LxxvIi. 98, P. 

1359. Pensions or Allowances granted and now payable out 
of the Revenue of the Island of Ceylon, Mauritius, &amp;c.; txxvi. 
409. (P. 423.) 

1360. Abstracts of the net Annual Revenue and Expenditure 
of the Colonies of Ceylon, Mauritius, &amp;c.; txxvi. 432, Pp. 

1361. Correspondence between Lord Bathurst and the Colo- 
nies, relative to paying the Expense of their Military Defence ; 
LXxvi. 307. (P. 320.) (App. 802.) 

1362. Names of Agents for the New Colonies of Ceylon, 
Mauritius, the Cape of Good Hope, Malta, &amp;c.; txxvit. 301, P. 
(App. 1291.) 

1363. Statement of the Duty each of these Agents has to 
perform; and an Account of the Expense of each of their Offices 
and Establishments in the year 1821; Lxxvu. 301, p.(App. 1291.) 

1364, Expenditure of the new Colonies of Ceylon, Mauritius, 
&amp;c.; Lxxvil. 119, P. 

1365. Receipts and Disbursements of the Islands of Trinidad, 
Malta and Mauritius, the Cape of Good Hope and Ceylon; also, 
Abstract of Receipts of Agents for the Colonies; txxvit. 312, Pp. 
(App. 956-962.)—1xx1x. 151, P.—Lxxx. 333, P. 

1366. Instructions originally given for the guidance of the 
Commissioners sent to the Cape of Good Hope, to the West Indies 
‘and to Sierra Leone; uxxxt. 318, P. Additional Instruc- 
tions on the subject of liberated Africans at Sierra Leone; ixxx1. 
366, P. 

1367. Population of the Colonies of St. Vincent, Barbadoes, 
St. Lucia, Bermudas, Nevis, Jamaica and the Cape of Good 
Hope, 1812-1820; Lxxx1. 341, P. 

1368. Minute of the Lords of the Treasury and Order in 
Council relating to the Circulation of the British Silver Coin at 
the Cape of Good Hope and other Colonies and Foreign Posses- 
sions of His Majesty; Lxxx1. 387, P. 

1369. Public Acts and Proceedings of the Legislative Assem- 
blies printed by the several Colonies; and of Orders in Council 
for the Regulation of the Colonies; Schedule to be printed; 
LXXXill. 203. 356. Further Returns; txxxiv. 231.—.xxxv. 95. 

1370. Return from the several Colonial Dependencies of Great 
Britain, of the Revenue and Expenditure, of the Taxes and Duties 
levied, Fees paid, extent of Establishments, and amount of Popu- 
lation, state of Education, &amp;c., made out for the year last com- 
pleted, similar to the Returns laid before the Finance Committee 
of 1828; (Ordered, txxxiv. 411, but not presented.) 

1371. Conditions under which Lands are granted in the British 
North American Colonies and in New South Wales and Van 
Diemen’s Land; Lxxxv. 363, Pp. 

1372. Letter from R. W. Hay, Esq’, dated Colonial Office, 
10 April 1827, relative to the Revenues and Expenditure of 
Ceylon, the Mauritius, the Cape of Good Hope, Trinidad and 
Malta, with Financial Statement in explanation thereof; txxxv. 
363, P. 

1373. Reports of Commissioners on the Revenue in the Colonies 
and Foreign Possessions :—First ; (Malta.)—Second ; (Gibraltar.) 
—Third ; (Australian Colonies); rxxxv1. 159, p.— Fourth ; (Mau- 

ritius); Lxxxvi. 308, P. 

1374. Date when each Colony was captured, ceded or settled ; 
Population, and whether Legislative Assemblies; Lxxxv1. 864. 

1375. Offices in the Colonies which have been abolished, or of 
which the Emoluments have been reduced ; txxxvirt. 522, P. 

1376. Charters of Justice or Orders in Council in the nature of 
Charters of Justice for the Colonies of New South Wales, Van 
Diemen’s Land, Swan River, Sierra Leone and Mauritius; txxx1x. 
281. (Pp. 326.) 

1377. Communications made by the Colonial Office to the 
Governors of Colonies, in consequence of an Address of this 

House to His Majesty, dated 2 July 1834; xc. 130. (p. 138.) 

1378. Statement of the Expenditure by Great Britain on 
account of the several Colonies for 1832; xc. 444, p.———Similar 

Account for 1833-4; xc. 476, Pp. 


1379. General Abstract of the Revenues of the Local Govern- 
ments of the several British Colonies and of the Expenditure 
from Colonial Resources in 1883; xc. 634, P. In 1834; xc1. 
831, P. 

1380. ‘Circular Despatches addressed to the Governors of His 
Majesty’s Colonial Possessions in May 1828,regulating the dura- 
tion of Governments ; xc1. 752. (P. 757.) 

See infra, 2764, &amp;c., 3034, &amp;c., 3112. 4456. 5251, &amp;e.; also 
the several Colonies, Plantations and British Possessions 
under their respective Names. 














GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820— 1837.) 








Columbo :—See supra, 1012. 


Commercial Credit: 


1381. Letter to Marquis Wellesley from the Secretary to the 
Commissioners for the Assistance of Trade and Manufacture 
respecting the Loan to Messrs. Nolan &amp; Shaw in 1821; txxviu. 
360, P. 


1382. Advances made by the Commissioners; txxvuil. 360, P. 


Commercial Distress : 


1383. Letter from the Mayor of Cork to William Gregory, 
Esq’, dated Cork, 29 May 1820; Petition of the Mayor of Cork, 
and other Papers relating to the Failure of certain Banks; xxv. 
319. (App. 936.) 


1384. Gross Sums advanced by the Commissioners appointed 
for the relief of the Trade and Manufactures of Ireland, &amp;c.; 
Lxxvi. 290, P.; (Order for printing discharged ; Account with- 
drawn, and another Account ordered ; presented ; 320, Pp.) (App. 
1311.) 


Commercial Intercourse :—See supra, 113; infra, 1883. 


Commercial Relations :—See infra, 2800, 


Commercial Road: 


1385. Money expended by the Commissioners for repairing 
and improving the Commercial and other Roads in Middlesex 
and Essex since 19 June 1828; Rates, &amp;c. received ; xc. 157. 


Commissaries, Scotland : 


1386. List of Commissariats in Scotland, with the names of 
Commissaries and Commissary Clerks, from 1810; .xxvul. 79, P. 


(App. 1311.) 


1387. Engagements under which any Commissary or Commis- 
sary Clerk have received or held their appointments since 1810, 
&amp;e.; LXxvit. 119. (P. 129.) 185, p. (App. 1310, 1311.) 


1388. Act of Sederunt of Lords of Council and Session, ad- 
justing Tables of Fees for the Court of Commissaries; ixx1x. 
103, P. 


1389. Returns by the Barons of Exchequer, Scotland, of the 
Amount allowed to any Commissary, Commissary Clerk or other 
Officer claiming compensation for the loss of Fees in the Court of 
Commissaries in Edinburgh, through the effect of Act 4 Geo. IV. 
C. 97; LXXxv. 652. (P. 657.) 


1390. Warrants granting Annuities for loss of Emoluments to 
late Commissaries under Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 97; txxx1. 39.—To 
Robert Graham, late Principal Commissary Clerk of Edinburgh ; 
LXXXI. 213, p.—To William Hamilton, late Commissary of Ha- 
milton and Campsie; Lxxxv. 32. 


1391. Warrant for paying John Sutherland, late Commissary 
of Sutherland, a gross sum in full compensation for loss under Act 
4 Geo. IV. c. 97; txxxiv. 44, P. 


1392. Warrant for paying to his Grace William Duke of 
Argyle a gross sum of £.300, in full compensation for the loss of 
the Office of Commissary of the Commissariat of Argyle, 1829; 
LXXXVv, 32. 


1393. Warrants for paying compensation to Patrick Wishart, 
Procurator Fiscal of the Commissary Court of Edinburgh, for 
loss under Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 97; 1824-1826; uxxxrv. 44, P. 
1827-1829; Lxxxv. 32.——1832; txxxvit. 512. 





1394. Warrants for paying compensation for losses under Act 
4 Geo. IV. c. 97, to George Carphin, Commissary Clerk of Edin- 
burgh; 1824-1826; .xxxiv. 44, Pp. 1827-1829; Lxxxv. 32. 
1830; Lxxxvi. 206, P. 1831; LXXXvII. 77, P. 1832; 
LXXXVIII. 133, P. 1833-1834; xc. 41. 1835; xc1. 56. 
1836; xc. 98. To Colin Dunlop Donald, Commissary Clerk 
of Glasgow; 1828; Lxxxiv. 144. 1829; Lxxxv. 32, 1830 ; 
LXXXVI. 206, P. 1831; LxXxxvil. 77, P. 1832; LXXXVIII, 
133, P. To Robert Threshie, Commissary Clerk of Dumfries ; 
1824-1829 5 Lxxxv. 32. 1830; Lxxxvi. 220, P. 1831; 
LXXXVII. 77, P. 1832; LXxxvilI. 133, P. 18345; xc. 41.——. 
1835; xcr. 56. To John Ferrier, Macer of the Commissary 
Court, Edinburgh; xc. 41. 

See infra, 1773. 2406, &amp;c. 
























































Commission of the Peace : 

1395. Number of persons enrolled in the Commission of the 
Peace in each County in England and Wales; uxxxiv. 282. 
(Pp. 353.) 

1396. Number of Justices of the Peace in each County, City 
and Town in England and Wales who have qualified ; txxxvu. 28. 
(P. 33.) 


1397. Charges 
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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS——continied. 








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


Commission of the Peace—continued. 

1397. Charges made by Clerks of the Peace in each County in 
England upon a Dedimus being taken out by a Justice of the 
Peace; txxxvit. 354, P. 


1398. Number of Justices of the Peace in each County, City 
or Place in England and Wales appointed by the Lord Chancellor, 
from Ist of January 1831; Lxxxrx. 12. (Pp. 599.) 


1399. Number and Names of those at present in the Commis- 
sion of the Peace in each County, City and Town in Ireland; 
LXXXVI. 273, P. 

1400. Fees paid by Magistrates in England upon taking out 
their Commissions consequent upon the death of George IV.; 
LXXXvil. 142. 


1401. Fees claimed by the Secretary of the Lord Chancellor 
and other Officers upon the issue of new Commissions in Ireland ; 
LXXXVII. 142. 


1402. Treasury Minutes made in pursuance of or since the 
passing of Act 1 Will. IV. c. 43, determining the Remuneration 
to be made in respect of the renewal of Commissions of the Peace 
in Ireland, consequent upon the demise of George IV.; txxxvu. 
322, P. 

1403. Fees and Monies paid into the office of the Clerk of the 
Crown and Hanaper in Ireland, on Magistrates’ Commissions and 
renewed Commissions and Writs of Dedimus, from 1st of January 
to 10th of March 1832; txxxvil. 234, Pp. 


1404, Number of Warrants for the Commission of the Peace 
prepared by the Secretary of the Lord Chancellor of Ireland since 
the Ist of January 1831, and amount of Fee payable on each 
Warrant; Lxxxvul. 54, P. 


1405. Names of Magistrates in the Commission of the Peace 
in Ireland, of those who have directed a Writ of Dedimus for the 
renewal of their Commissions, and those superseded within the 
last six months; Ltxxxvul. 397. (P. 409.) 


1406. General Warrant for the Commission of Justices of the 
Peace for the county of Sligo; Dedimuses issued ; separate War- 
rants made out since 1st of January 1831; Date of new general 
Warrant for each county, and of the Chancellor’s Secretary’s Letter, 
announcing intention of issuing new Warrant; Lxxxvit. 169. 


1407. Number of Magistrates named in the Commission of the 
Peace in each County in Scotland; ixxxv. 284, p. 


1408. Clergymen in the Commission of the Peace in Ireland, 
distinguishing those belonging to the Established Church, the 
Catholic Church, and the various denominations of Dissenters ; 
xc. 182, P. 

1409. Names of all Persons holding the Commission of the 
Peace in Ireland, with the Dates of their Appointments ; (Ordered, 
xc. 413, but not presented.) 


1410. Justices in each Commission of the Peace in England 
and Wales, Name, Residence, &amp;c.; xc. 413. 525. 573. 


1411. Persons nominated by the Crown to act as Justices of 
the Peace in Cities and Towns Corporate in England and Wales 
under the provisions of 5 &amp; 6 Will. IV. c. 76; xc1. 87. (Pp. 94.) 

1412. Names of Justices of the Peace acting for each Muni- 
cipal Corporation of England and Wales on 24 December 1835 ; 
XCI. 221, (P. 225.) 

1413. Persons appointed to act as Magistrates and Justices of 
the Peace in each County in England and Wales; xcz. 718. 
(P. 830.) 


1414. Names and Number of Magistrates appointed for Muni- 
cipal Cities and Towns; xcr. 765, (P. 771.) 
See infra, 5609, &amp;c. 


Commissions of Inquiry :—See infra, 3167. 


Committee Clerks’ Office :—See infra, 1439. 


Committees : 
1415. Expenses paid by the Treasury on account of all Select 
Committees, and Committees of the whole House, since 1800; 
(Ordered, txxxvt. 408, but not presented till) 870, p———On 
account of Select Committees of the House of Lords, since 1800 ; 
LXxxvill, 400, P. 
1416. Expenses paid by the Treasury on account of Select 
Committees, and of Committees of the whole House, since 1830; 
LXXXVIII. 207. (P. 218.) 
1417. Expenses paid, or payable, or claimed from the Treasury 
on account of the following Select Committees: Hertford Borough; 
Stafford Borough; Warwick Borough; Carrickfergus Borough ; 
Liverpool Borough (Petition presented 20th February); txxxvu. 
733, P. 








Committees—continued. 


1418. Expenses paid, or payable, or claimed from the Treasury 
on account of the following Select Committees, stating ‘the average 
Expense, in each case, of each Witness paid or claiming to be 
paid, viz. Municipal Corporations; Sale of Beer; Agriculture ; 
British Fisheries; Cinque Ports Pilots; Manufactures, Com- 
merce and Shipping; and Dublin Ship Canal; (Ordered, 
LXxXxvitl. 732, but not presented.) 

1419. Sums expended on account of Committees of the House 
of Commons, 1 March to 19 July 1835; xc. 487, p. 

1420. Agents’ Bills (exclusive of the expense of Witnesses) sent 
into the Treasury in Inquiries conducted by Select Committees, or 
before Committees of the whole House, 1812-1832; (Ordered, 
xc. 625, but not presented.) 

1421. Detail of Expenses incurred and paid by the Treasury on 
account of Parliamentary Committees appointed in 1833 and 
1834; xc. 353, P. 

1422. List of all Public Committees appointed during the 
present Session, and of the Members named to serve on each, and 
other particulars relative thereto; (Ordered, Lxxx1x. 583, but not 
presented.) 

See supra, 777; infra, 4932. 


Common Law Courts :—See infra, 1733, &amp;e. 


Common Pleas : 


1423. Estimate of the Sum necessary to pay Allowances due to 
Temporary Officers of the Court of Common Pleas; txxvit. 234, 
p. (App. 641.) 

1424. Number of Records entered for Trial in the Common 
Pleas, and Causes tried in Middlesex and London at the Sittings 
in and after Term, 1820-1824 ; Lxxx. 581. (P. 589.) 

1425. Return from the Prothonotaries of the Common Pleas 
in Ireland, of the Names of Officers, Clerks and Assistants se- 
lected under Act 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 53; (Ordered, txxx11. 589, 
but not presented.) 

1426. Number of Causes entered for Trial in Middlesex and 
London, 1820-1827; txxxu. 170, P. 


1427. Salaries and Profits, &amp;c. enjoyed by persons between 
5 January 1829-1830, exceeding £.1,000; Lxxxvi. 156, P. 

1428. Number of Days on which the Court of Common Pleas 
in Dublin has sat for the despatch of business, from Hilary 
Term 1830-1832; Number of Causes and Motions heard and 
determined on each day; ixxxvit. 252, p. 


1429. Causes standing for trial on 1 August 1832; (Ordered, 
LXXxvil. 571, but not presented.) 

1430. Causes entered for trial on the first day of Hilary Term, 
1831-1833; (Ordered, txxxviu. 8, but not presented.) 

1431. Number of Writs issued, Declarations filed, Causes 
tried, Verdicts and Cost on Postea, distinguishing London and 
Middlesex, and Circuits, 1 November 1830 to 28 February 1834 ; 
(Ordered, txxx1x. 110, but not presented.) 

1432. Number of Writs issued or sealed from 30 April 1832- 
1833 to 10 June 1832-1833, in Ireland, distinguishing in how 
many at the suit of Clergymen; txxxvirl. 520. (P. 524.) 

1433. Writs for service issued out of the Court of Common 
Pleas in Ireland, 1829-1832; txxvi1. 169. 


1434. Writs issued, Causes tried, distinguishing Special and 
Common Juries ; Special Arguments had; Days and Hours of Sit- 
tings of Judges of the Court of Common Pleas in Ireland, 1831- 
18335; LXxxIx. 427, P. 

1435. Receipts and Disbursements of the Clerk of the War- 
rants, 1831-1836; xc1. 831, P.—xclII. 37. 

See infra, 1751. 3347. 4762, 


Commons, House of: 

1436. Certificate of the Commissioners appointed by Act 52 
Geo. III. for regulating the Offices of the House of Commons, 
1820; txxv. 239. (App. 831.)——1821; Lxxvi. 84. (App. 1154.) 
—— 1822; txxvir. 94. (App. 1096.) ——-1823; Lxxviu. 97. (App. 
952.)——1824; Lxx1x. 108.——1825; xxx. 166. (App. 959.) 

1826; Lxxx1. 83. (App. 733.)——1827 ; Lxxxu. 185. (App. 
908.)——1828; Lxxxit1. 140.——1829; uxxxiv. 110.——1830; 
LXxxv. 109. 18315 Lxxxvi. 312. 18325 Lxxxvir. 149.—— 
1833; Lxxxviir. 174, 18345 Lxxxix. 65. 1835; xc. 184. 
——1836; xc. 207. 1837; xci1. 108. 




















1437. Minutes of Proceedings of the Commissioners appointed 
by Act 52 Geo. III., for regulating the Offices of the House of 
Commons; Lxxvi. 67. (Pp. 71.) (App. 1154.) 

1438. Annual Income of the Fee Fund under the management 
of the Commissioners for regulating the Offices of the House of 
Commons. 


Laid on the Table; ixxx1. 600, p. (App. 908.) 
1439. Table 








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


Commons, House of—continued. 

___ 1439. ‘Table of Fees proposed to be hereafter taken in the Com- 
mittee Clerks’ Office, and Private Bill Office. Laid on the Table ; 
LXxxv. 147, P. 

1440. Salaries, &amp;c. enjoyed by all persons between 5 January 
1829-1830, exceeding £. 1,000; Lxxxvi. 59, P. 

1441. Salaries and Emoluments received by the Clerk of the 
House of Commons, by the Serjeant at Arms, and the several other 
Clerks and Officers; and also by the Speaker’s Secretary, 1829 
and 1831. Laid on the Table; txxxvi0."252. (Pp. 289.) 


1442. Number of Days on which the House of Commons sat 
in the last Session of Parliament, with the Total Number of Hours 
occupied in the Morning and Evening Sittings; txxxix. 198. 
(vr. 233.)——In Session 1831 to 1832; Lxxx1x. 248, P. 


See supra, 1415, &amp;c.; infra, 3451, 43823, &amp;c. 4773, &amp;e. 4932. 
5582. 


Compensations : 


1443. Payments from the Exchequer, 1821-1824, as Compen- 


sations to Judges and Law Officers in Ireland; .ixxx. 597, 
(Pp. 608.) 


1444, Treasury Minute, dated 9 November 1827, granting 
Compensation to Officers of the Lords Treasurers Remembrancers 
Office, and Pipe Office, for loss of Fees; ixxx111. 127, P. 


1445. Annual Compensations awarded by Act of Parliament 
to the several Officers whose Offices were suppressed or the Profits 
thereof diminished in consequence of the Union; (Ordered, 
Lxxx11l. 405, but not presented.) 


1446. Sums paid for Compensations for Loss of Fees under 
Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 96, for preventing frivolous Writs of Error; 
LXXXVv. 427, P. 

1447. Persons who receive Compensation Allowances for 
the Loss of their Offices until otherwise provided for; ixxxv. 
470, P. 

1448. Compensations ascertained and certified under 1 &amp; 2 
Geo. IV. c. 53, by the Commissioners appointed to inquire into 
the Salaries and Emoluments of Officers, &amp;c. in all Temporal and 
Ecclesiastical Courts in Ireland; txxvu. 165, P. 


1449. Sums paid as compensation for the Loss or Surren- 
der of Sinecure Offices, or Offices executed by Deputy, in any 
of the Departments of the Revenue, and paid thereout before it 
reaches the Exchequer; (Ordered, uxxxvut. 310, but not pre- 
sented.) 

See supra, 93. 691. 894, &amp;c. 1224, &amp;e.; infra, 1742. 1866. 
1887, &amp;c. 2204, &amp;e. 2651, ke. 4442, &amp;e. 5143. 5869. 6234; 
also Key to East India ; and the several Courts of Justice 
under their respective Names. 


Concordatum Fund : 
1450. Return in detail of the Charitable Allowances composing 
the sum of £.4,476. 18s. 8d., under the head of Concordatum 


Fund, in the Irish Estimates for 1834; (Ordered, uxxx1x. 509, 
but not presented.) 


Consistorial Court, Scotland : 
1451. Causes instituted and decided, 1823-1830; Number 


transferred in 1830 to the Court of Session, with other particulars ; 
xc. 401. 521. (P. 568.) 


Consistory Courts :—See infra, 1734. 2406. 


Consolidated Fund: 


1452. Income and Charge on the Consolidated Fund, from 
5th January 1817 to 5th April 1820; rxxv. 199, P. (App. 692.) 
From 5th April 1820 to 5 July 1820; uxxv. 478, p. (App. 
693.}——From 5 July 1820 to 5 January 1821; ixxv1. 62, P. 
(App. 913.) 


1453. Income and Charge upon the Consolidated Fund, in the 
year ended 5 January 1820; txxv. 134, Pp. (App. 639,)—— 
1821; Lxxvi. 195, p. (App. 866.)——1822; Lxxvit. 131, Pp. (App. 
804.)——1823 ; Lxxviul. 168, Pp. (App. 794.)——1824 ; Lxx1x. 171, 
p. (App. 696.)——1825; Lxxx. 186, Pp. (App. 822.)——1826 ; 
LXXXI. 185, Pp. (App. 586, 587.}——-1827 ; Lxxxu. 354, Pp. (App. 
778.)——1828; LXx x11. 163, P. 1829; Lxxxiv. 162, p. (App. 
674.)——-1830; Lxxxv. 223. (P. 225.) (App. 812.)——1831 ; 
LXXXVI. 432, p, (App. clxviii.——1832; Lxxxvii. 212, p. (App. 
882.) 1833 ; Lxxxvill. 206, Pp. (App. 948.)——-1834; LXxxix. 
160, p. (App. 791.}———1835 ; xc. 162, p.——1836; xc1. 207. (P. 
219.}——1837 ; xct1. 203. (Pp. 216.) 

1454. Deficiency of the Consolidated Fund, on 5 January 
1820; uxxv. 199, Pp. (App. 692.)——-On 6 July 1820; Lxxv. 478, 
P. (App. 693.)}——On 5 January 1821 ; Lxxvi. 62, Pp. (App. 913.) 











GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Consolidated Fund—continued... 


1455. Money applicable to the payment of the charge of the 
Consolidated. Fund of the United Kingdom:——In the year 
ending 5 January 1823; ixxvimi. 168, Pp. (App. 794.)——-1824 ; 
LXXIX. 171, P. (App. 696.)——1825; Lxxx. 186, P. (App. 822.) 

1826; Lxxxi. 185, Pp. (App. 586, ,687.)———1827;. Lxxx11. 
354, Pp. (App. 778,)}——1828 ; Exxxu.. 163, P.——1829 5 LXxx1v. 
162, Pp. (App. 674.)——1830; Lxxxv. 223, (Pp, 225.) (App. 812.) 
1831 ; Lxxxvi, 432, Pp. (App. clxviii.)}——-1832 ; Lxxxvu. 212, 
Pp. (App. 882.}——1833 ; Lxxxvitl. 206, Pp. (App. 948.)——1834 ; 
LXXxx1x. 160, p. (App. 791. 1835; xc. 162, P.———-1836; xcl. 
207. (Pp. 219.)——-1837 ; xc. 203, (P. 216.) 

1456. Amount payable out of the Consolidated Fund between 
10 October 1819 and 5 April 1820; txxy. 199, rp. (App. 692.) 


1457. Surplus of the Consolidated Fund of the United 
Kingdom which remained, after providing for the Charges on the 
same, due on 5 January 1817; also in 1818, 1819 and 1820; 
LXxv. 293, p. (App. 693.) 


1458. Charge on the Consolidated Fund, under the head of 
Incidental, including Civil List Pensions, from 5 January 1790 to 
5 January 1821; ixxvi. 83, p. (App. 913.) 


1459. Estimate of the probable future Income of the Consoli- 
dated Fund; ixxvin. 100, vp. (App. 834.) 


1460. Estimate of the Income and Charge upon the Consoli- 
dated Fund for 1823; txxvit. 475, Pp. (App. 834.) 


1461. Sums advanced out of the Consolidated Fund on the 
recommendation or with the sanction of the Irish Loan Com- 


missioners, for what purposes, &amp;c.; Lxxxv. 453, P. 
772, P. 


1462. Sums paid from the Consolidated Fund to the several 
branches of the Royal Family, exclusive of the Civil List; 
LXXXvI. 308, Pp. (App. cccxvi.) 


1463. Total Amount of Payments out of the Consolidated 
Fund other than on account of Interest and Management of the 
National Debt, and the Civil List, 1827 and 1830; ixxxvu. 
369, P. 


1464. Pensions, &amp;c. payable out of the Consolidated Fund of 
Great Britain and Ireland, name and date of Grant, 1831; 
LXXVI. 345, Pp. (App. cecxvii. eccxviii.) 

See supra, 1217, &amp;c.; infra, 3613, 














LXXXVI. 


Constables: 


1465. Number of Inhabitants in Westminster appointed as 


Constables during the present Session of Parliament; txxxvi. 
541. (P. 710.) 


See infra, 4772. 


Constables, Ireland : 


’ 


1466. Total Number of Magistrates, Constables and others 
appointed by Authority of the Constabulary Act; txx1x. 287. 
Abstract to be printed, 304. 


1467. Names of Magistrates under the Constables Act, ap- 
pointed under 3 Geo. IV. c. 103; Lxxrx. 350, P. 1828 ; 
LXXxIII. 162, P. 


1468. Total Number of Chief Constables, Constables, and 
Sub-Constables, in the several Counties in Ireland, appointed 
under Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 103; txxx11. 504, P. 

1469. Total Expense of the Constabulary Force in Ireland in 


each year, up to 5 January 1828. (Ordered, uxxxi. 484, but 
not presented.) 








1470. Evidence taken before the Commissioners appointed to 
inquire into Charges of Malversation in the Police Establishment 
of the Leinster District; txxx1. 482, P. 


1471. Report made by Sir John Harvey to the Lord Lieutenant 
of Ireland on the State of the Constabulary Establishment in 
Leinster; Lxxx. 529, P. 


1472. Superannuations granted to Constables and Sub-Con- 
stables of Police in Ireland, stating Periods of Service, and 
Causes of Superannuations. (Ordered, txxxvi. 748, but not pre- 
sented till) txxxvui. 252, P. 


1473. Report of the Grand Jury of the County of Kul- 
kenny at the Spring Assizes 1828, relative to the Constabu- 
lary Force of that County. (Ordered, 1xxxi. 544, but not 
presented.) 

1474. Correspondence between the Magistrates who attended 
the Wexford Petty Sessions and the Chief Secretary for Ireland 
in 1828 and 1824; Lxxxi1t. 493. (Pp. 504.) 

1475. Return of the Constabulary Police of Ireland ; uxxxrv. 
195, P.—LXXxXxvull. (P, 484.) 

1476, Return 


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48 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





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


Constables, Ireland —continued. 

1476. Retorn of the Constabulary Police of Ireland and 
account in detail of all Expenses incurred on account of Inspectors- 
General of Police in Ireland and Resident Magistrates under 
the Constabulary Act, 1830; uxxxv. 509. (P. 621.)———1831 ; 
(Ordered, uxxxvi. 888, but not presented.) 

1477. Number of Persons who have lost their lives in Affrays 
with or otherwise by the Constabulary in Ireland in each year 
since the formation of that body; of Persons severely wounded ; 
and of Persons employed in the Constabulary Force killed or 
wounded ; (Ordered, uxxxv. 450, but not presented till) uxxxv1. 
146. (Pp. 161.) 

1478. Correspondence between the Rev. Patrick O’Gorman, 
and Sir William Gossett relative to the withdrawal of a Police 
Guard from the residence of Edward Synge, Esq"*, in February 
last; LXxxvitl. 278, P. 


1479. Circular Letter to the Sub-Inspectors of Police from 
Sir William Gossett, 28 June 1833, and Letter addressed by Sir 
William Gossett to Dr. O’Reilly, dated 6 July 1833, with a Copy 
of the Correspondence which led to the said Letter; (Ordered, 
LXxxviul. 587, but not presented.) 

1480. Report of Mr. Purcell O’Gorman to the Lord Lieu- 
tenant on certain charges against Sub-Inspector Flinter, with 
Minutes of Evidence forming an Index to the Report; txxxvitt. 
622, P. 


1481. Number and Names of those Police Constables in the 
County and County of the City of Kilkenny, who within the last 
Twelve Months have been dismissed, disrated or fined for mis- 
conduct in the execution of their Office; 1833; Lxxxvull. 733. 


1482. Police Force in Ireland containing the Number and 
Distribution thereof in each County, together with the Pay, Ex- 
pense of Clothing, &amp;c., 1834; txxx1x. 181. (Pp. 192.) 

1483. Warrant issued against Lawrence Dundas, formerly 
Chief Constable of Police in the County of Wexford ; txxx1x. 181. 


1484, Constabulary Force employed in each County, City and 
Town in Ireland on 1 January 1836; Expenditure; Summary of 
Total Force employed ; similar Return for the Peace Preserva- 
tion Police; xct. 293. (Pp. 301.) 1 January 1837; xcu. 430. 
(P. 460.) 

1485. Names and Stations of Stipendiary Magistrates, Sub- 
Inspectors, Paymasters of Police and Chief Constables under the 
Irish Constabulary Act 6 &amp; 7 Will. IV.; xcr1. 302. (Pp. 305.) 

See infra, 2094. 4584. 6097. 6386, kc. 





Consuls: 


1486. British Consuls and Vice-Consuls abroad, Names, Resi- 
dences, Salaries and Allowances; and whether duty performed by 
Deputy, 1792-1821; Lxxvit. 228, p. (App. 1125.) 


1487. Table or Rate of Fees charged by British Consuls from 
British Shipping and Subjects; Periods when each Consul 
General, Consul and Vice-Consul have been absent from their 
Stations since 1815; and Accounts relating to Consulage, &amp;c.; 
LXXvII. 366, Pp. (App. 748-757.) 

1488. Number of British Ships and their Tonnage that entered 
each Port at which British Consular Agents are employed at 
annual Salaries in 1828; Lxxxv. 657, P. 


1489. Consular Stations in the United States; Number and 
Tonnage of British Vessels, and Value of Cargoes inwards and 
outwards, 1835; xc1. 840. (P. 842.) 

1490. Declared Value of Exports to and Imports from all 
Foreign Ports or Stations, where British Consular Agents are 
employed at annual Salaries in 1828; Lxxxv. 539, P. 


1491. Names of each of the British Consuls and Vice-Consuls, 
the Ports and Places where resident, and the Amount of Salary, 
and of Fees received by them; Lxxxvitt. 732, Pp. 

1492. Return of British Consuls General, Consuls and Vice- 
Consuls holding Appointments; txxx1x. 415, P. 

1493. Names of all British Consuls General, Consuls and 
Vice-Consuls holding Appointments, with their Salaries re- 
spectively, at the passing of 6 Geo. IV. c. 87 (July 1825); 
LXXXIX. 452, P. 

1494. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to provide 
for the Salaries of His Majesty’s Consuls General and Consuls 
abroad, and for contingent expenses and Superannuation Allow- 
ances; for 1826; uxxx1. 173, Pp. (App. 548.)——1827; uxxxu1. 
302, Pp. (App. 736.)——1828; ixxxu1. 88, Pp. (App. 675.)—— 
1829; txxxiv. 74, Pp. (App. 530.)——1830 ; Lxxxv. 113, p. (App. 
770.)——1831 ; Lxxxv1. 563, Pp. (App. 1046.)——1832; Lxxxvil. 
194, P. (App. 826.}——1833; Lxxxvitr. 263, P. (App. 888.) 
——And of the Superintendents of Trade at Canton; 1834; 








House—(continued)—relative to— 
Consuls—continued. 


LXXXIX. 168. (P. 170.) (App. 742.)——1835; xc. 212, p.—— 
1836; xcl. 233, P. 1837; xcrr. 213, P. 


See supra, 95, &amp;c. 702. 806, &amp;c.; infra, 1542, &amp;c. 2081. 
5950. 





Contempt of Court :—See supra, 1040, &amp;c. 


Conveyancing : 


1495. Acts of Sederunt or other Authorities under which the 
Fees in Conveyancing in Scotland have been fixed and sanc- 
tioned; Lxxxv. 526, Pp. 

1496. Table of Fees of Conveyancing and General Law. Busi- 
ness, adopted by the Society of Writers to the Signet in Scotland ; 
LXXXV. 337, P. 


Convictions and Fines (Lancaster) :—See infra, 3351. 


Convicts : 


1497. Estimate of the Sum wanted to defray the expense 
attending the confining, maintaining and employing Convicts at 
Home, for 1820; txxv. 208, rp. (App. 561.)——1821; Lxxv1. 
80, p. (App. 581.)——1822; L~xxvil. 31, Pp. (App. 594.)}— 
1823 ; Lxxvilt. 74, Pp. (App. 564.)——1824; Lxx1x. 25, Pp. (App. 
650.)——-1825; Lxxx. 32, p. (App. 765.)——1826; Uxxx1. 
103, Pp. (App. 528.)——-—At Home and at Bermuda, for 1827; 
LXxxiI. 302, Pp. (App. 735.)}——-1828 ; Lxxx111. 88, Pp. (App. 674.) 
1829; Lxxxiv. 74, Pp. (App. 529.)——-1830; Lxxxv. 113, P. 
(App. 769.)——1831 ; Lxxxvi. 431, Pp. (App. cxliii.) 563, p. (App. 
1043,)——-1832; Lxxxvul. 194, Pp. (App. 825.)———At New 
South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land, 1832 and 1833; txxxvn. 
194, p. (App. 831.)——1833 and 1834; Lxxxvi. 264, Pp. (App. 
905.)——1834 and 1835; Lxxxrx. 169, p. (App. 757, 758.}—— 
1835 and 1836; xc. 213, Pp. 1836 and 1837; xc1. 234, p, 
1837 and 1838; xc. 214, P. And in providing Clothing for 
the Convicts who may probably be transported to New South 
Wales and Van Diemen’s Land, for 1833; Lxxxvui. 264, p. 


(App. 905.)——1834; txxx1x. 169, pr. (App. 757-8.)——1835; 
xc. 213, P. 1836; xcI. 234, P. 1837; xcII. 214, P. 


1498. Estimate of Sum required in 1832 to make payment to 
the Representatives of the late Mr. Shelton of the amount awarded 
to them on account of the expenses incurred by him in preparing 
contracts and securities relative to the transportation of Convicts 
to New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land, 1789-1829; 
LXXXVII. 195, P. (App. 832.) 


1499. Reports of John Henry Capper, Esq", Superintendent 
of Convicts, 1821; Lxxvil. 52, P. 1822; Lxxvil. 26, P. 
1823; Lxxvill. 58, P. 1824; Lxxix. 30, P. 1825; Lxxx. 
31, P. 1826 ; Lxxx1. 49, Pp. (App. 542.)——1827 ; txxx11. 232. 
(P. 239.)——-1828 ; Lxxx1m1. 79, P. 1829; LxxxIv. 116, P. 
1830; Lxxxv. 54, P. 1831; Lxxxv1. 265, P. 
106, P. 1833 ; LXXxvIII. 79, P. 
1835; xc. 149, P. 
(Pp. 105.) 


1500. Number of Convicts sent from Great Britain and 
Ireland to New South Wales, from 1 January 1817 to 1 January 
1821; uxxvi. 145, p. (App. 1206.)—— From 5 January 1816 to 
5 January 1822; txxvir. 145, p. (App. 1185.) 

1501. Number of Convicts, male and female, sent out of the 
United Kingdom, from 5 January 1816 to 5 January 1822; 
(Ordered, uxxvu. 72. Order for this Account discharged, 79.) 
Address for similar Return resolved on; txxvi1. 79; pre- 
sented, 229, p. (App. 1187, 1188.) 


1502. Contracts for the supply of Convicts in the Hulks; 
LXXVII. 165. 171. (P. 269.) 

1503. Number of Convicts transported to the British Colonies 
during 1822 and 1823; 1xxrx. 181, P. 

1504. Number of Male Convicts sent to New South Wales 
and Van Diemen’s Land in 1826 and 1827, with the Expense of 
their Conveyance; Lxxxtv. 167, P. 


1505. Number of Persons committed for Offences discharged 
during the years 1827 and 1828 from the Hulks, and the various 
Gaols and Houses of Correction in England and Wales, stating 
whether confined for Felony or Misdemeanor; txxxv. 22, P. 


1506. Applications made to the Land Board in New South 
Wales, 1826-1828, for Convicts as Servants; Statement of the 
Number employed by Government, and Number of Female 
Convicts confined at Paramatta; stating the total Expense of the 
establishment; Lxxxv. 602, Pp. 


1507. Expense of the Convicts in the Hulks in England and 
at Bermuda; and Number sent from England and Ireland to 
New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land; txxxv. 616, p. 


1508. Names 















































1832; LXxxvil. 
1834; LxxxIx. 65, P. 
1836; xci. 77. (Pp. 81.) 1837 ; xcu. 96. 





























ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. «49 

















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


Convicts—continued. 

1508. Names of the Officers employed in the Convict Depart- 
ment, and amount of their Salaries; detailed Expense of main- 
taining Convicts in the County of Dublin Gaol and Kilmainham 
Gaol for Five Years; txxxvuit. 204, p. 

1509. Returns relating to the conveyance of Convicts 1832 ; 
LXxxix. 12. 

1510. Treasury Warrant adding to the Schedule of Act 
4 &amp; 5 Will. IV. c. 24, the Officers and Persons employed in the 
care, &amp;c. of Convicts; xc. 256. 


1511. Names of all Convicts discharged from the several 
Gaols in Ireland before the expiration of their respective Sentences, 
since 1 May 1835, with other particulars; xcr1. 255. (Pp. 259.) 

1512. Names of all Convicts under sentence or rule of 
transportation, discharged from the Hulks or Transports in any 
of the Ports of Ireland, since 1 May 1835; Sentences commuted 
to Imprisonment, with other particulars; xc11. 255. (P. 259.) 

See supra, 768 ; infra, 1528. 1672. 1801, &amp;c. 4150. 4153. 5226. 


Convict Vessels : 

1513. Total Number of Ships which have proceeded from 
Great Britain and Ireland with Convicts for New South Wales; 
1811, 1821; Tonnage and Number of Convicts; Lxxvi. 286, p. 


1514. Instructions to Captains or Masters of Convict Vessels 
during their voyage to Foreign Settlements, especially in cases of 
Shipwreck or other emergency ; LxxxIx. 89, P. 

See supra, 124. 


Conway Bridge : 

1515. Estimate of the Sum required in 1826 for completing 
the building thereof; and for the purchase of the Ferry; txxx1. 
142, P. See infra, 3815, &amp;c. 


Coopers : 
1516. Correspondence between the Master Coopers and the 
Lords of the Admiralty ; txxx1x. 136, Pp. 


Cootehill : 


1517. Communications made to the Irish Government touching 
the transactions which took place within a period therein men- 
tioned at Cootehill, and of the proceedings of the Government 
thereon ; (Ordered, txxxvu. 583, but not presented.) 


Copenhagen :—See supra, 1288. 
Copenhagen, Battle of :—See infra, 3985. 


Copper : 

1518. Copper imported into and exported from Great Britain, 
and the Port of London in 1819; txxv. 147, Pp. (App. 772. 774.) 
1820; Lxxvi. 148, P. 

1519. Copper imported and exported from Great Britain, 
and exported from the Ports of London and Liverpool; In 1821; 
LXXVII. 154, Pp. 176, P. 315, P. (App. 1025. 1027.}+—1822; 
LXXvilIl. 132, p. (App. 876. 878.)——-1823 ; LxxIx. 159, P. 
18245; LxXxx. 255, P. 18253; Lxxx1. 148, Pp. 18263 LXXXIlI. 
354, P. 1827; LXXXIII. 227, P. 1828 5 LxxxIv. 215, P. 
1829; Lxxxv. 280, P. (329.)——-1830; Lxxxvi. 495, P. 1831; 
LXXXVII. 291. (Pp. 297.)———1832; Lxxxvul. 455. (Pp. 467.)—— 
1833; LxxxIx. 185. (Pp. 208.)——1834; xc. 232, Pp. 1835 5 
XCI. 273. (P. 289.)——1836; xc. 340. (P. 358.) 


1520. Copper imported into and exported from Great Britain 
in 1825; (Ordered, uxxx1. 117, but not presented.) 


1521. Copper exported from Great Britain to Ports eastward 
of the Cape of Good Hope, distinguishing Exports by the East 
India Company and private Merchants, and separating Exports 
to China; from Ist January 1822; (Ordered, uxxx11. 597, but not 
presented. ) 

1522. Copper Ore imported into Great Britain without pay- 
ment of Duty for Exportation; in 1827; txxxu1, 227. (Pp. 229.) 
1828; Lxxxiv. 215, P. 1829; Lxxxv. 280. (Pp. 329.)—— 
1830; LXxxvI. 495, P. 1831; Lxxxvu. 291. (P. 297.}——1833 ; 
LXXXIX. 185. (P. 208.)——-1834; xc. 232, pP. 1835; xcl. 273. 
(Pp. 289.)——-1836 ; xc11. 340. (Pp. 358.) 

1523. Quantity of Foreign Copper, Tin, Spelter, Iron, Lead 
and Antimony imported, 1785-1828; Lxxx1m1. 420, P. 


' 1524. Quantity of Copper Sheets and Bolts rolled in His 
Majesty’s Dock Yards at Woolwich and Portsmouth; 1830-1832; 
LXXXvill. 367, P.——1833, 1834; xc. 225, P. 

See infra, 3110. 


Copper Coin :—See supra, 1337, kc. 
Copyright :—See supra, 791. 












































Corbett, Borthwick &amp; Co.: 

1525. Petition or Memorial of Messrs. Corbett, Borthwick 
&amp; Co., of Leith, to the Treasury, dated 8 October 1817, and of 
Correspondence thereupon; Lxxvi. 114. (P. 123.) 

1526. Returns made by the Custom House Officers at Leith 


to the Commissioners of Customs at Edinburgh, on the subject of 
their Petition; txxvr. 182. 


See supra, 796, &amp;c. 


Cordage : 
1527. Drawback paid on the Exportation of Cordage; 1820- 
1831; Lxxxvi. 233, P. See infra, 3759. 
Cork : 


Assizes :—See infra, 5586. 
Coal Yards : 


1528. Sums advanced by Government to the Directors of 
Public Coal Yards; (Ordered, txxv1., 433, but not presented.) 


Collectors : —See infra, 1887. 


Convict Department : 
1529. Expense of, 1832-1835; xc. 561, P. 


Corporate Abuses : —See infra, 4237. 
Deputy Lieutenant :—See infra, 3463. 


Foundling Hospital : 

1530. Period at which it was first established, the source and 
nature of the Funds then or since made applicable to its main- 
tenance, with Acts of Parliament authorizing the same, &amp;c.; 
LXxxv. 191. 


Gaol :—See infra, 6096. 


Green Coat Hospital : 
1531, Estimate of Expense of, 1820; txxv. 314. (App. 576.) 
——1821; txxvi. 367, Pp. (App. 622.) 


Harbour : 

1532. Tolls, Corporation Dues, and Harbour Fees to Water 
Bailiffs, &amp;c., and of all Sums paid by the Corporation of Cork, 
for clearing the Harbour, 1800-1820; (Ordered, txxv. 337, but 
not presented.) 

1533. Imports and Exports from the Port of Cork on Articles 
severally exceeding the amount of £.500, 1825-1831; Tonnage 
inwards and outwards, 1816-1831 ; Lxxxvi. 870. (P. 874.) 


Institution : 

1534. Estimate of the Expenditure of, 1820; ixxv. 314. (App. 
576.)——-1821; txxvi. 367, p. (App. 622.)——1822; Lxxvir. 163, 
Pp. (App. 630.)——1823; Lxxvur. 122, p. (App. 613.)——1824 ; 
LXXIX. 86, P. 1825; Lxxx. 173, p. (App. 798.)——~1826 5 Lxxx1. 
162, Pp. (App. 570.}——1827 ; Lxxxu. 267, Pp. (App. 760.)—— 
1828; “xxx. 145, Pp. (App. 702.}——1829; .xxxiv. 117, P. 
(App. 556.)}——-1830; Lxxxv. 166, Pp. (App. 797.) 


Kerry Roads: 

1535. Report of the Civil Engineer employed by the Commis- 
sioners of Woods, &amp;c., in constructing New Roads in the Counties 
of Cork and Kerry under authority of Act 2 Will. IV. c. 52; 
LXXxIx. 167, P. 





Petty Sessions : 

1536. Books in which cases determined at Petty Sessions in 
the West Riding of the County of Cork are entered, setting forth 
the Names of the Magistrates who usually attend such Sessions ; 
LXXXVII. 604. 


Protestant Freemen: 


1537. Protestant Settlers admitted to the Freedom of Cork ; 
1822-1832; Lxxxvi. 312, P. 


Special Commission :—See infra, 5586. 


Stipendiary Magistrates : 

1538. Correspondence between the Irish Government and the 
Magistrates of the West Riding of the County Cork, relative to 
the removal of the Stipendiary Magistrates from that Riding ; 
LXXXIX. 104. (Pp. 111.) 


Valuation of County : 
1539. Copies of Letters, Instructions and Resolutions entered 
into by the Grand Jury of Cork for effecting a Valuation of that 
County; Lxxx. 174, p. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Warehouses : 
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50 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





Cork—continued. 


Warehouses : 
1540. Order of the Lord Lieutenant declaring the Ports of 
Dublin, Belfast and Cork fit to deposit Goods; xxx. 298. 
See infra, 2190. 


Workhouse : 
1541. Number of Sturdy Beggars and Vagrants received into 
the Workhouse at Cork, 1812-1832, and other Returns; txxxvu. 
397. (P: 442.) See infra, 2827. 6070. 





















Corks :—See infra, 3099. 


Corn and Grain : 


Prices of Corn and Grain: 

1542. Returns received from His Majesty’s Consuls abroad 
relative to the Prices of Foreign Corn, during 1822 and 1823; 
LXxix. 261, P.--———1824; Lxxx. 103, P. 1825; Lxxx1I. 162, P. 

1826; Lxxx11. 106, Pp. 202, Pp. 241, P. 368, P. 1827 ; 
LXXXIII. 186, P. 1828; LXxxIv. 209, P. 1829; Lxxxv. 281, P. 

















1543. Reports from Foreign Consuls not previously laid before 
the House; txxxvi. 613, Pp. LXXXVIII. 498. 





1544. Average Prices of all sorts of Grain, in each year, from 
5 January 1791 to 5 January 1821; ixxvi. 154, p. 213, p. (App. 
1032.}——From 5 January 1821 to 5 January 1823; Lxxviu. 
224, p. 316, p. (App. 871, 872.)——Inm each Quarter, from 5 
January 1823 to 5 January 1826; Lxxx1. 64, P. 109, P. From 
5 January 1791 to 5 January 1828; (Ordered, uxxxm. 23, but 
not presented.)———In the United Kingdom and in England, 
Wales, Ireland and Scotland, in each year from 5 January 1821 
to 5 January 1823; uxxvi. 367, Pp. 446, Pp. 476, Pp. (App. 872, 
873.)———_In Great Britain, from 5 January 1815 to 5 January 
1825; uxxx. 165, p.— ——In Ireland, from 5 January 1817 to 
5 January 1821 ; (Ordered, uxxvit. 472, but not presented.) ——— 
Of the Fiars Prices of all sorts of Grain in Scotland from 5 
January 1817 to 5 January 1823; (Ordered, uxxvini. 472, but 
not presented.) 
























































1545. Recent Accounts of the Prices of Corn in Foreign 
Countries; txxvi. 151, Pp. (App. 1029.) 














1516. Average Prices of Corn for the first Week in every 
Month in 1819 and 1820; Lxxvi. 228, p. 333, p. (App. 1033.)—— 
In 1821, 1822; txxvi. 481, Pp. (App. 983.) 

1547. Average Prices of best Barley at the Markets of Edin- 
burgh, Dalkeith and Haddington; (Ordered, txxvi. 327. Forth- 
with, 373. Order discharged, 426.) 

1548. Average Prices of Barley, 1800, 1816 and 1817, 1819; 
LxxxIlI. 145, P. 

1549. Average Price of Wheat and Flour at Mark Lane, 
1790-1822 ; (Ordered, Lxxvit. 318, but not presented.) 

1550. Letter written by order of the Board of Trade to any 
Corn Inspector relative to Fraudulent and Delusive Returns of 
the Sales of, Corn and Grain, and the Answers thereto ; Lxx1x. 
443, P. 

1551. Average Price of Wheat 1819-1825; txxx. 165, P. 
1770-1825; L~xxxtl. 145, P. 

1552. Corn Averages struck in Scotland 1804 and 1805: 
Average Price of Grain in England and Wales, in Scotland, in 
Ireland, and in the United Kingdom, from 15 March 1823 to 
15 March 1825; Lxxx. 589, P. 




















































































































1553. Average Price of Corn; 1820-1826; Lxxx1. 142, P.; 
LXXXIII. 333, P. 1830; Lxxxvi. 705, P. 

1554. Letter transmitted by the Inspector of Corn Returns at 
Ipswich, August 1824, relative to the Price of Oats; Lxxx. 
341, P. 

1555. Instructions to, and Report of, William Jacob, Esq", 
directing an inquiry into the Prices of Foreign Corn; Lxxx1. 
166, P. : 

1556. Prices of Wheat in England 1765-1797 ; (Ordered, 
yxxxu. 40,41. Order discharged, 53.) 

1557. Weeks in which the Average Price of Wheat was highest 
and lowest; 1815-1826; Lxxx11. 106, P. 

1558. Average Prices of Grain in each Quarter from 5 Ja- 
nuary 1825-1827; Lxxxul. 227, P. 

1559. Annual Average Prices of Wheat, Oats, Barley and 
Rye, &amp;c. in Guernsey ; 1821-1826; Lxxx1I. 232, Pp. 

























































































1560. Prices which Corn must have reached before it can be 
imported into France, Flanders, Spain and Portugal, and Duties 
payable on such importation; Lxxxu. 399, Pp. 480, P. 


1561. Aggregate Average Prices of the several kinds of 
Grain, by which the Duty on Foreign Corn in Bond is regulated, 


























I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Corn and Grain ; Prices of Corn and Grain—continued. 





from 1 July 1827; cxxxi1. 139, p- 
12 July 1827; xxx. 228, Pp. 232, p. 


1562. Average Prices of British Corn and Grain in each Week 
between 1 August 1827 and 31 March 1828; txxxm1. 250, Pp. 


1563. Average Prices of Corn in England and Wales, 1819- 
1829, in periods of Five Years; uxxxv. 190, p——({ Notice taken 
that this Account was imperfect ; withdrawn; another ordered ; 
presented, 216, P.) 

1564. Average Prices weekly 1828-1830, in London, Liver- 
pool and Manchester, and the whole Kingdom, and aggregate 
Weekly Average Price that governed the Duty ; txxxvi. 218, Pp. 
In 1831; txxxvir. 511. 





On Wheat and Oats from 





1565. Average Prices of Wheat and Oats as advertised in the 
Dublin Gazette for certain periods; Lxxx1x. 202. (Pp. 218.) 
(Again ordered, xc. 208, but not presented.) 


1566. Average Prices of British Wheat, Barley and Oats, 
computed from the Weekly Averages of the Corn Returns, 1829- 
1836; xcr. 125. (p. 316.) . 

1567. Reports of the Committee of the General Assembly of 


the Church of Scotland, on the mode of Striking the Fiars; 
LXXXIX. 243, P. 





Importation and Exportation of Corn and Grain: 


1568. Grain of all sorts, Meal and Flour stated in Quarters 
imported into Great Britain from Foreign Parts from 5 January 
1800 to 5 January 1825; ixxx. 322, Pp. 1824 and 1825; Lxxx1. 
109, P. 1825 and 1826; Lxxxu. 227, p. 1826 and 1827; 
LXXXII. 323, P. 1820-1828 ; Lxxx111. 60, P. In 1828 ; Lxxxrv. 
143, Pp. 407, P. In 1829; ixxxv. 124. (P. 135.}——From 1827- 
1832; Lxxxvil. 51, P. In 1832; Lxxxvit. 338. (Pp. 374.)—— 
In 1833; Lxxxrx. 193, P. In 1834; xc. 256, p. 


























1569. Grain of all sorts imported from Ireland into Great 
Britain, from 5 January 1800 to 6 January 1825; Lxxx. 322, p. 
In 1824 and 1825; Lxxx1. 109, Pp. 1825 and 1826; Lxxx1. 
227, P. 1820-1828 ; Lxxx1tI. 60, P. 1828 and 1829; Lxxx1v. 
407, P. 1829; Lxxxv. 124. (Pp. 135.)——1828 and 1830; 
LXxxv. 191, P. 1831 and 1832; Lxxxvurt. 338, (Pp. 374.}—— 
1833; LxxxIx. 193, P. In 1834; xc. 256, P. 


1570. Corn and Meal exported from Ireland in the last 20 
years; LXxx1. 121, p.——From closing Ports to February 1819; 
( Ordered, txxx. 608, but not presented.) 


1571. Quantity of Wheat imported and placed under Bond 
1819-1826, and showing how disposed of; txxx1. 214, p. 
1572. Foreign Wheat in Bond on Ist October 1824; Bonded 


since; remaining in Bond at the time of making up last Return; 
taken out of Bond 1824-1835; xc. 644, Pp. 


1573. Quantity of Grain, Malt and Flour shipped at the 
different Ports in Ireland to other Ports in Ireland, in Two Years 
preceding 10 October 1825, and from 10 October 1825 to 5 April 
1826; Lxxx1. 381, P. From 10 October 1825-1826, and to 5 
April 1827 ; (Ordered, txxxu. 321, but not presented.) 


1574. Quantity of Grain imported into Great Britain from the 
Ports of the Black Sea, 1800-1826; Lxxx1. 318, Pp. 


























1575. Quantity of Corn imported from the British Possessions 
in America in 1822 and 1825; Lxxx1. 356, P. 

1576. Meal exported from Ireland, 1807-1826; Lxxx1. 121, Pp. 

1577. Foreign Corn and Grain, Meal and Flour, imported into 
Great Britain and Ireland in Foreign and British Ships, 1812- 
1826; Lxxx1l. 250, Pp. 1827-1830; Lxxxy. 124. (Pp. 135.) 





1578. Papers relative to Regulations existing in Foreign Coun- 
tries in respect to the Export and Import of Grain, 1777-1827 ; 
LXXXII. 303, P. 368, P. 416, P. 


1579. Order in Council of 1 September 1826, for the Admis- 
sion of certain sorts of Foreign Grain; txxxm. 29, Pp. (App. 
921.) 

1580. Grain arrived in London 1806-1813 ; (Ordered, uxxxu1. 
40,41. Order discharged, 53.) 


1581. Number of Vessels and Tonnage that have entered 
inwards laden with Corn, Meal or Flour, either for Warehousing 
or Home Consumption, from 1 August 1825 to 5 April 1827; 
LXxXxIl. 466, P. 


1582. Corn and Meal exported from Ireland 1801-1828; 
LXXXII. 183. (P. 189.) 


1583. Exports and Imports from Liverpool to and from the 
Isle of Man, of Foreign Wheat, &amp;c. under Bond or in Warehouse ; 
Foreign Wheat and Grain imported into the Isle of Man since 
1 June 1827; txxx1. 127, P. 


1584. Foreign 














ACCOUNTS AND .PAPERS—continued. 











I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Corn and Grain ; Importation, §c.—continued. Corn and Grain; Importation, §c.—continued. 





1584. Foreign Wheat imported into and Flour and Meal 
exported from the Isle of Man from 1 December 1826 to 23 
March 1827, and from 1 December 1827 to 23 March 1828; 
LXXXI1I. 274, P- 

1585. Quantity of Wheat taken out of Bond or imported in 
each week since 5 July 1827, with rate of Duty; uxxx111. 281, Pp. 


1586. Wheat imported into the Isle of Man since 1 December 
1827; and all Flour and Meal exported from the Isle of Man 
during that time; uxxx111. 376, P. 


1587. Quantity of Corn, Meal and Flour imported from Ireland 


from 5 January 1790 to 5 January 1830, into any Port in Great ) 


Britain; (Ordered, uxxxv. 67. Order for this Return discharged ; 
another ordered, 174; presented, 191, P.) 


1588. Quantity of Grain, Malt and Flour, exported from 
Ireland to England and Scotland, 10 October 1827-1829; Lxxxv. 
377, P. 


1589. Amount of the Revenue received on the Importation of 
Foreign Corn and Meal, 1815-1830; Lxxxv. 326, P. 


1590. Quantity of Grain and Flour imported from Foreign 
Ports, British Possessions, and Ireland, 1821-1831; Lxxxvi. 
205, P. 

1591. Importation and Re-exportation of Foreign and Colonial 
Wheat, 1828-1830; xixxxvi. 462, P. 1831; LXxxxvil. 292. 
(Pr. 297.) 


1592, Importation from Ireland to Liverpool, 1828-1830; 
LXXXVI. 462, P. 





1593. Importation into Liverpool and Re-exportation, 1828- 
1830; Lxxxvi. 462, P. 

1594. Importation, 1815-1830, distinguishing Ireland from the 
British Colonies; txxxvi. 462, P. . 

1595. Quarters of Foreign Corn imported April 1830-1831 ; 
LXXXVI. 657, P. 

1596. Quantity of Foreign Wheat imported in each Quarter 
from the passing the Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 60; Lxxxvi. 740, P. 


1597. Imports and Exports of Wheat and Wheat Meal into 
and from Great Britain to and from Foreign Countries, 1791- 
1821; Lxxvi. 133, p. (App. 1021.) ——1697-1814 and 1770-1792; 
LXXxII. 145, P. 


1598. Imports and Exports of Wheat and Wheat Meal into 
and from Great Britain to and from Ireland, 1791-1821 ; uxxvi. 
133, p. (App. 1021.) 155, p. (App. 1022.) 

1599. Imports and Exports of Wheat and Wheat Meal into 
and from Ireland to and from Foreign Countries, 1791-1821 ; 
LXXvI. 155, P. (App. 1023.) 


1600. Imports and Exports of Grain, Meal and Flour into and 
from Great Britain, from and to Foreign Countries and the 
Colonies, 1791-1821; Lxxvi. 175, P. 228, p. (App. 1027.) 
Under Act 55 Geo. III. c. 26; .txxvi. 175, Pp. 228, p. (App. 
1029.) , 

1601. Imports and Exports of Grain and Meal into and from 
Great Britain 1821, and to 5 April 1822, distinguishing Irish and 
Foreigu; Lxxvul. 202. (p. 224.) 246, p. (App. 980-982.) 

1602. Quantity of Foreign Buck Wheat Imported, from 1815- 
1821; uxxvi. 298. (App. 982.)}——From 1814-1824; Lxxx. 
229, P. 

1603. Report of the Commissioners of Customs dated 9 July 
1822, on the subject of the Clandestine Importation of Foreign 
Corn; Lxxvui. 456, Pp. (App. 983.) 


1604. Exports of Grain, Malt and Flour to Foreign Ports from 
Great Britain and Ireland, during the Two Years preceding 
10 October 1825, and from 10 October 1825 to 5 April 1826; 
( Ordered, txxx1. 235, but not presented.)——In each of the Three 
Years preceding 10 October 1826, and from 10 October 1826 to 
5 April 1827 ; (Ordered, txxxu. 321, but not presented.) 


1605. Imports of Irish Corn into Great Britain, 1821-1823; 
Lxxvill. 64, p. (App. 873.)}——In 1824; Lxxrx. 88, P. 


1606. Exports of Grain, Malt and Flour from Ireland to 
England and Scotland, also from England and Scotland to Ireland, 
during Five Years preceding 10 October 1823, and from 10 Octo- 
ber 1823 to 5 April 1824; xxix. 530, p.——In each of the Two 
last Years preceding 10 October 1825, and from 10 October 1825 
to 5 April 1826; (Ordered, Lxxx1. 235, but not presented.)——In 
each of the Three Years preceding 10 October 1826, and from 
10 October 1826 to 5 April 1827; (Ordered, txxxu. 321, but not 
presented.}——For Four Years preceding 10 October 1827; 
LXxxu11, 345, P. 


1607. British Corn, Flour and Malt Shipped at the different 








GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 





Ports in England and Scotland during Five Years preceding 
10 October 1823, and from 10 October 1823 to 6 April 1824; 
Lxxix, 530, p.——In each of the Two last Years preceding 
10 October 1825, and from 10 October 1825 to 5 April 1826 ; 
(Ordered, uxxx1. 235, but not presented.H——In each of the Three 
Years preceding 10 October 1826, and from 10 October 1826 to 
5 April 1827; (Ordered, txxxu. 321, but not presented.}——For 
Four Years preceding 10 October 1827; Lxxxu1. 345, P. 

1608. Exports and Imports of Wheat and Wheat Flour from 
and into England, 1748-1752, and 1765-1792; (Ordered, txxxu. 
40; Order discharged, 53.) 

1609. Imports of Wheat, Rye, Barley and Oats, from the Ports 
of Europe only, 1806-1813; (Ordered, uxxxu. 40; Order dis- 
charged, 53.)\——Again ordered, Lxxx11. 76; presented, 145, Pp. 

1610. Largest Quantity of Wheat and Wheat Flour Imported 
in any Two successive Years from the United States and the 
North American Colonies ; (Ordered, uxxxu. 40; Order discharged, 
53.) From 1800-1825; LXxxur. 145, P. 








1611. Imports of Foreign Barley, 1800-1819; (Ordered 
Lxxxu. 40 ; Order discharged, 53.)\——Again ordered ; Lxxx11. 76; 
presented, 145, p. 

1612. Imports of Wheat and Wheat Flour from Ireland into 
Great Britain, 1800-1825; (Ordered, txxxu.40; Order discharged, 
53.) —— Again ordered, 76; presented, txxx11. 145, p.———Of 
Wheat, Wheat Meal and Flour, Oats and Oatmeal, in Eight Years 
preceding 5 January 1806, and for Eight Years preceding 
5 January 1827; Lxxxu. 241, Pp. Greatest Quantity in One 
Year since 1815; Lxxxu1. 241, Pp. 





1613. Wheat and Flour imported into this Country from 
Ireland as the produce of that Kingdom, 1824-1835; similar 
Return for Scotland; xc. 644, p. 

1614. Total Quantity of Malt and Barley arrived in the Port 
of London, 1806-1819; Lxxxu. 145, P. 


1615. Value of Foreign Corn and Meal imported, 1815-1832, 
distinguishing Amount imported from the British Colonies and 
from Ireland; Ltxxxvu. 292. (Pp. 297.) 

1616. Total Import of Foreign and Colonial (distinguishing 
each) Corn, Grain, Meal and Flour, 1819-1832; txxxvur. 292. 
(Pp. 297.) 


1617. Quantities of Wheat, Barley, Oats, Beans and Flour 
imported from Foreign Countries into Great Britain, 1820-1832, 
distinguishing Countries ; (Ordered, txxxvu. 209, but not pre- 
sented.) 

1618. Quantity of Foreign Oats imported into Ireland free of 
Duty, as Seed Oats, since the period when that permission was 
first granted; LXxxvutl. 287, P. 

1619. Flour and Corn imported into Great Britain from 
Canada, 1828-1833, specifying the Quantities; txxxvui. 287, P. 


1620. Wheat and Flour imported from Canada and entered 
for Home Consumption, 1824-1835 ; xc. 644, P. 


1621. Flour and Corn shipped to India and the British 
Colonies, distinguishing the Port from which shipped, 1814-1837 ; 
XCU. 625. (P. 660.) 

1622. Quantity of Wheat, Flour and other Corn imported 
from the North American Colonies, 1813-1833 ; txxxvii. 725, P. 


1623. Quarters of Oats imported from Ireland into Great 
Britain, 1833; txxx1x. 52. (p. 192.) 

1624. Quantities of Wheat, Wheat Flour, Barley and Oats, 
imported and entered for Home Consumption and Exportation 
respectively, in each quarter from passing of Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 60; 
LXxxIx. 568, P. 


1625. Quantity of Grain, Meal and Flour exported from and 
imported into Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney and the Isle of Man, 
to the different Ports of Great Britain and Ireland, 1832-1834 ; 
LXXXIX. 385, P. 456. (P. 470.) 

1626. Quantities of Foreign and Colonial Grain and Meal 
imported, cleared for Consumption and remaining in Bond ; 
Quantities brought from Ireland, and other Returns; (Ordered, 
xc. 248, but not presented.) 

1627. Wheat Flour and Biscuit imported from Jersey, 
Guernsey and the Isle of Man, 1824-1835; xc. 644, P. 

See infra, 3131. 5566. 


Duties on the Importation of Corn and Grain: 

1628. Monies received for Duties payable upon Foreign Corn 
and Grain imported and taken out of Warehouse for Home Con- 
sumption since 1815; LXxxu. 354, p.—Since 1 July 1827; 
LXXxIM. 60, P. 

1629. Rates 


52 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the 
Corn and Grain; Duties on the Importation of —cont*. 
1629. Rates of Duty chargeable in the several Ports in the 
United Kingdom, in the week following the notification of the 
average prices of Grain, from 1 July 1827; Lxxxiu1. 183, Pp. 


1630. Account, distinguishing the Amount of Duty levied 
upon Corn imported from Foreign Countries, from that levied 
upon Corn imported from British Possessions out of Europe, 
1829-1830; similar Account from 1828-1829 ; Lxxxv. 492, P- 
From 17 July 1828 to 26 February 1829; (Ordered, uxxxv. 530, 
but not presented.}——From 28 February 1830; txxxvi. 143, P. 


Sales of Corn and Grain: 


1631. Quantity of Grain and Flour sold in the Market in 
Dublin, for Ten Years; txxvit. 167, p. (App. 873.) 


1632. Persons who have made Returns of the Sales of 
British Corn in London, Liverpool and Boston, to the several 
Corn Inspectors ; Lxxrx. 443, p. 

1633. Dealers in Corn for Sale in the Town of Ipswich; 
Lxxx. 300, P. 

1634. Number of Quarters of Corn which have been rejected 
by the Receivers of Corn Returns during 1824; Lxxx. 165, P. 


1635. Return from the Inspector of Corn Returns of the Amount 
of Money received under Act 1 and 2 Geo. IV. c. 87, of One 
Penny per Last on English Corn, and of Twopence per Last on 
Foreign Corn; Lxxxtr. 526, P. 

1636. Sales of Corn weekly, 1828-1830; Lxxxvi. 218, P. 


1637. Number of Persons appointed and now acting to make 
Returns of Sales of Corn under 7 and 8 Geo. IV. c. 58, their Resi- 
dence and Salaries ; (Ordered, txxxvi. 513, but not presented till) 
559, P. 

1638. Weekly Arrival of Wheat at the Corn Market, Mark 
Lane, 1819-1821; txxvit. 182, p. (App. 979.) 

1639. Quantity of British Wheat, &amp;c., actually sold in Mark 
Lane, 1812-1821; ixxvit. 234. (Pp. 240.) (App. 982.)——1821- 
1822; Lxxvirl. 33, p. (App. 870.) 

1640. Wheat and Flour sold in Mark Lane and in other Mar- 
kets, 1824-1835; (Ordered, xc. 573, but not presented.) 


1641. Return from each of the places where, by the provisions 
of the Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 60, Returns are required to be made of 
Sales of Corn, of the Number of Quarters returned in each Week 
during the Year beginning 1 July 1832-1833; txxxvir. 688. 
(r. 721.) 

1642. Returns from each of the Inspectors of Corn Returns of 
all the different Customs or Practices of selling Corn or other 
Grain in the district of his superintendence; txxx1x. 107, P. 


Corn and Grain remaining in Warehouse, or entered for 
Home Consumption : 

1643. Grain warehoused under Act 55 Geo. III. ¢.26; 1820; 
LXXV. 232, p. 261, p. (App. 739.}——1821; Lxxvi. 89, P. 213,P. 
(App. 1026.)———1822 ;_ uxxvir. 86. (p. 121.) 145, p. (App. 979.) 

1823; Lxxvil. 34,-p. 73, Pp. (App. 870.) 224, Pp. 446, P. 
(App. 871.)}——1824; Lxxix. 108, Pp. 142, Pp. 
323. 

1644. Total number of Quarters of Foreign Oats admitted into 


Home Consumption, from 15 August to 16 November 1820; 
LXxvi. 73. (P. 87.) 


1826; Lxxx11. 


1645. Colonial Corn, Grain, Flour and Meal in warehouse and 
under lock ; txx1x. 88, Pp. 


1646. Quantity of Wheat which has been taken out of Store, 
under Act 5 Geo. IV. c. 70, to be ground into Flour, and Quan- 
tity of Flour substituted, and by whom; ixxx. 249, Pp. Similar 
Account, 1819-1825; (Ordered, Lxxx. 608, but not presented till 
LXXx1. 214, P.) 


1647, Quantity of each sort of Foreign Grain remaining in 
Warehouse on 1 February 1826; txxxt. 109, P. 1 May 1826; 
354, P. 5 January 1827; txxxu. 323, p. 5 January 1828 ; 
LXXXIIL. 60, P. 5 April 1828; Lxxxut. 274, P. 1 January 
1828-1829; Lxxxiv. 143, pP. 


1648. Grain of all sorts taken out of Bond, and Duty 
paid thereon from 5 January 1825; uxxx1. 109, P. 5 January 
1825-1827; Lxxxu. 227, Pp. 1 July 1827; txxxi. 60, p. 

5 January 1826-1827; ixxxit. 323, p. 5 July 1827-1828; 
LXXxill. 281, P. 

1649. Grain of all sorts which passed into Consumption on 
importation, 1825-1827; txxx1. 227, P. 1820-1828 5 Lxxx11I. 
60, P. 

1650. Quantity of Foreign Wheat, Barley, Rye, Peas, Beans, 
Oats and other Grain, and Wheat, Flour and Meal admitted into 








House—(continued)—relative to— 
Corn and Grain; Remaini 


in Warehouse, §c.—cont*. 
Home Consumption in Great Britain since the passing of 9 Geo. 
IV. c. 60; Lxxxrv. 190, p.——1xxxv. 326. (P. 337.) " 

1651. Total Quarters of Foreign Wheat paid Duty for Home 
Consumption in the United Kingdom under Act 9 Geo. IV. e. 60, 
and Amount of Duty; txxxvi. 702, P. 

1652. Quantity of Foreign Wheat entered Weekly for Home 
Consumption in the United Kingdom, with Rate of Duty, 1831 ; 
LXxxvI. 740, P. 


1653. Foreign and Colonial Wheat entered for Home Consump- 
tion and remaining in warehouse at Liverpool; txxxvi. 462, P. 


1654. Quantity of Foreign Grain of all sorts, and of Wheat, 
Meal and Flour stated in Quarters admitted into Consumption, 
and Duty received on each sort, with a Summary ; 1830 and 1831; 
(Ordered, txxxvit. 77, but not presented.) 

1655. Foreign and Colonial Wheat remaining in Warehouse 
in the United Kingdom on 1 January 1828-1831; Lxxxv1. 462, Pp. 

In 1831; uxxxvu. 292. (Pp. 297.) 1832; LXXXVIII. 338. 
——1833; LxxxIx. 193, P. 18345; xc. 256, P. 


1656. Foreign and Colonial Wheat entered weekly for Home 
Consumption, with Rate and Amount of Duty; 1828-1830 ; 
LXXXVI. 462, P. 1831; Lxxxvi. 292. (Pp. 297.) 1832 ; 
LXXXVIII. 338. 1833; Lxxx1Ix. 193, P. 1834; xc. 256, P. 


1657. Quantity of each sort of Foreign Corn, Grain and Meal 
entered in England and Wales for Home Consumption, upon 
which allowance has been made on the ground of damage during 
the voyage, 1829-1835; similar Accounts for Scotland and 
Ireland; xc. 487. (p. 500.)——In 1836; xcu1. 486. 


1658. Quarters of Foreign Wheat paid Duty for Home Con- 
sumption in the United Kingdom, under 9 Geo. IV. c. 60; 
similar Account of other descriptions of Corn, 1828-1835; xc. 561. 
(P. 636.) 


1659. Quantity of Wheat and Flour entered for Home Con- 
sumption, and upon which Duty has been paid, 1824-1835; xc. 
644, P. 


Other Accounts relating to Corn and Grain : 


1660. Wheat and Flour brought Coastwise to the Port of 
London from 15 September 1823 to 7 March 1824; ixxx. 312, p. 

1661. Mr. Jacob's Report respecting the Agriculture and 
Trade in Corn in some of the Continental States of Northern 
Europe; Lxxx1il. 250, P. 

1662., Accounts relating to the growth of Foreign Corn; 
LXXxIl. 106, P. 202, P. 241, P. 368, P. 

1663. Report of the Commissioners of Customs respecting the 
Corn Trade in the Isle of Man, including Guernsey and Jersey, 
dated 29 July 1834; xc. 152, p. 

See infra, 3131. 3418. 5033. 5591, &amp;c. 6058. 


Cornhill :—See infra, 3064. 


Coronation : 


1664. Estimate of the Sum that will be required for the 
Expense of his Majesty’s Coronation (Geo. IV.]; uxxv. 386. 
(App. 569.)——Money expended at his Majesty’s Coronation, 
stating the Amount under the several heads expended, &amp;c.; 
Lxxvilt. 344, Pp. (App. 1034.) 

1665. Estimate of the Sum that will be required for the Ex- 
pense of their Majesties’ Coronation; Lxxxvi. 802, p. (App. 1065.) 

1666. Statement of the Expenses incurred on the occasion of 
their Majesties’ Coronation ; Lxxxvil. 123, Pp. 


Coroners and Inquests : 


1667. Date of Appointment of each Coroner in each County 
or other Division in England and Wales; Number of Miles 
travelled and Sums received by each; 1829-1831; Lxxxvit. 
566, P. 

1668. Returns from Treasurers of Counties in Ireland of the 
Names of Coroners, and the Number of Inquests held from Spring 
Assizes 1832, 1833; Lxxx1x. 504. 

1669. Coroners’ Inquests held in the King’s Bench Prison 
and the Rules thereof; 1825-1832; Lxxvul. 303. (Pp. 562.) 

1670. Coroners’ Inquests held in the Metropolitan Prisons 
from 1 May 1832 to the date of the Return; 1xxx1x, 65. (Pp. 170.) 

See infra, 3078. 4216. 5804. 


Corporal Punishments : 


1671. Number of Persons who have been sentenced to be 
whipped, and who have suffered the Punishment of Whipping, 
1816-1823 ; Lxxvutt. 236, P. (App. 1014.) 

1672. Number 








. 








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


 Punishments—continued. 

1672. Number of Persons sentenced by Magistrates at 
Quarter Sessions to be flogged, &amp;c.; txxxvi1. 294, p.——Number 
of Convicts publicly or privately whipped by order of the Courts 
held at the Old Bailey, 1830-1832; txxxvutt. 540. (Pp. 544.) 

See supra, 237; infra, 3037. 5560. 


Corporate Officers : 
1673. Cases in Cities, Boroughs, Cinque Ports and Places in 
land and Wales, where the election of Corporate Officers may 
or must, by Charter or otherwise, take place on a Sunday; 
- uxxxvul. 496. In Ireland; uxxxvit. 567, p. 


1674. Number of Roman Catholics admitted into Corporate 
Offices in Ireland since the passing of the Roman Catholic 
Relief Bill, and Names of the Corporations; Lxxxvu1t. 604, P. 





Corporations : 

1675. Names and Designations of the Members of each Muni- 
cipal Corporation, who by virtue of their Offices have become 
Magistrates; Lxxxvi1l. 603. 

1676. Names and Descriptions of Persons employed under 
the Commission to inquire into the State of the Municipal Corpo- 
rations in England, Wales and Ireland ; Instructions received, and 
Rate of Remuneration proposed; Lxxxvi11. 604, p.——In Scot- 
land; Lxxxviti. 621. (P. 666.) 

1677. Names of Commissioners, Assistant Commissioners, Se- 
cretary, Clerks or otherwise under the Municipal Corporations 
Commission in England and Wales; Similar Return for Ireland ; 
(Ordered, uxxx1x. 82, but not presented.) 


1678. Estimate of Sum required to defray the Expense of the 
Commissioners appointed to inquire into the existing State of the 
Municipal Corporations in Great Britain and Ireland; txxxviu. 
669, p. (App. 914.)——-.xxx1x. 302, p. (App. 763.)}——1835;, xc. 
212, P. 

1679. Questions addressed to the principal Companies of the 
City of London by the Commissioners for inquiring into Municipal 
Corporations; Lxxx1x. 444, p. $ 

1680. List of all Persons admitted Members or Brethren of 
all Corporations, Guilds or Companies in Ireland, since 1 January 
1817; and Stamps issued by Commissioners for managing Stamp 
Duties in Ireland, since 1 January 1817; xxx. 615, P. 

1681. Report of the Commissioners on Municipal Corporations 
in Ireland; xc. 182. Appendix to the First Report; xc. 
531. 635. 

1682. Reports of the Commissioners on Municipal Corporations 
in England and Wales; First; xc. 182, p. 

1683. Protest of Sir Francis Palgrave; xc. 203. (Pp. 207.) 

1684. Protest of Mr. Hogg; xc. 489, p. 


1685. Correspondence between the Home Secretary and Mr. 
Hogg on the Subject of his Protest ; xc. 453, p. 





1686. Correspondence between Mr. Hogg and the Home Se- 
cretary relative to Mr. Hogg’s Report; xc. 231. (Pp. 264.) 


1687. Report of the Commissioners appointed to report and 
advise upon the Boundaries and Wards of certain Boroughs and 
Corporate Towns in England and Wales; xc11. 293. (Pp. 296.) 


1688. Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into 
the existing State of Municipal Corporations in England and 
Wales (City of London); xcu. 293. (Pp. 296.) 


1689. Circular to the Mayor or Chief Officer of any of the 
Boroughs contained in Schedule of Act 5 &amp; 6 Will. IV. c. 76; 
XCI. 230. (Pp. 240.) 


1690. Estimate on Account of Expenses under and connected 
with the Acts relating to Municipal Corporations in England, 
Scotland and Ireland, 1836; xc1. 233, p. 


1691. Treasury Minutes, prohibiting or discouraging the hold- 
ing of Corporate Offices by Officers employed in the Preventive 
Service, Customs or Excise, 1832-1836; xc1. 273. 

1692. General Report of Commissioners for Inquiry into 
Municipal Corporations in Scotland ; xc. 601. Local Reports, 
Part I.; xc. 635. 

1683. Instructions given by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland 
with reference to the Boundaries and Division into Wards of the 
several Cities, &amp;c. in Ireland; Reports received in answer; xc11. 
365, P. 

See supra, 1104, 1240. 1412, &amp;c.; infra, 2403. 4854, 4894; 
also the several Corporations under their respective Names. 


Costs : 
1694. Bills of Costs furnished to the Crown in all Cases since 
5 July 1831, by the Irish Crown Solicitors; Money paid on 





e GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820-—1837.) 





Costs—continued. ; 
account thereof; Ordered, uxxxvir. 253. Order discharged, and 
another Account, with the Names of Witnesses and Informers 


being erased, (Ordered, 621, but not presented.)—See supra, 
478. 653, &amp;c. 764. 1853; infra, 1726. 































































Cotton and Cotton Goods: 

1695. Quantity of Cotton Goods exported from Ireland, 1815- 
1821; uxxvi. 356, Pp. (App. 1118.) 

1696. Quantity of Cotton Twist and Woollen Yarn imported 
into Ireland, 1820; txxvi. 356, p. (App. 1118.) 

1697. Manufactured Cotton Goods, printed and plain, which 
have been exported from Great Britain to Places to the Eastward 
of the Cape of Good Hope; txxvit. 362, p. (App. 1001.) 

1698. Prices of Cotton in the Months of January and July, 
1810-1822; Lxxvu. 315. (Pp. 328.) (App. 1015.) 

1699, , Quantity of Cotton Wool, Cotton Twist and Manufac- 
tured Cotton Goods exported from Great Britain to Ireland and 
from Ireland to Great Britain, 1820-1825; xxx. 289, P. 


1700. Quantity of Cotton’ Goods imported into the United 
Kingdom in 1823-1825; Lxxx1. 83, P. 

1701. Manufactured Cotton Goods, printed and plain, exported 
from Great Britain to Ports Eastward of the Cape of Good Hope, 
1822-1827 ; (Ordered, uxxxu1. 597, but not presented.) 


1702. Cotton Manufactured Goods, Cotton Twist and Yarn 
exported from Great Britain, 1818-1826; Lxxxu. 545, P. 

1703. Gross Amount of Duties paid on Printed Cottons in 
Scotland in 1825-27, and Drawbacks paid; 1xxx1v. 164. 


1704. Cotton Goods exported, 1823-1828; Lxxx1v. 381, Pp. 


1705. Number of Square Yards of Printed Cotton Cloths paid 
Duty in the United Kingdom; Yards exported, and Expense of 
collecting Excise Revenue, 1826-28; ixxx1v. 390, P. 


1706. Exports of Cotton Goods, 1814-1830, and of Printed Z 
Cotton Goods, with Amount of Duties received and Drawbacks 
allowed; Lxxxv. 258, p. 280. 


1707. Yearly Produce of Duties on Cotton Wool, 1792-1830; 
LXxxv. 491, F. 

1708. Cotton Yarn and Cotton Twist exported from Great 
Britain, 1826-1829 ; (Ordered, uxxxv. 154, but not presented.) ® 

1709. Number of Yards of Cotton Cloth on which Duties of 
Excise have been paid in 1829 for Painting and Printing Cotton 
Cloth respectively, with Rates of Duty per Square Yard; ixxxv. 
377, P. 

1710. Number of Bales of Cotton imported into Great Britain 
from the United States, 1829-1830 ; (Ordered, txxxv. 653, but 
not presented till) xxxxvi. 191, P. 


1711. Number of Square Yards of Calicoes, Muslins, Linens 
and Stuffs, made either of Cotton or Linen, printed, painted, 
stained or dyed in Great Britain, with Amount of Excise Duty 
thereon in England and Scotland, in Three Years ended 5 January 
1830; Square Yards exported, and Drawbacks allowed; uxxxv. 
344, P. 

1712. Cotton Manufactured Goods exported from Great 
Britain, 1798-1829; A like Account of Cotton Twist and Printed 
Goods ; Lxxxvi. 247, P. 

1713. Exports of Cotton Goods, 1826-1832, distinguishing 
Cotton Twist and Yarn; Export of Printed Cotton Goods ; 
Export and Import of Raw Cotton; txxxvil. 240, Pp. 

1714. Quantity, real and official Value, of Imports of Cotton 
Wool from the United States, the British West Indies, and East 
India Company’s Territories, 1831 ; Lxxxvil. 503. (Pp. 533.) 

1715. Quantity of Cotton imported and Duty paid into the 
United Kingdom in 1831-1832; Lxxxvut. 555, P. 

1716. Quantity of Cotton Manufactures and Cotton Yarn 
exported separately for Six Months, from 6 January to 5 July 
1831, and for same period in 1832 ; (Ordered, uxxxvu. 585, but 
not presented.) 

1717. Number of Bales of Cotton entered inwards at the Port 
of Liverpool from the United States in Foreign and in British 
Ships ; 1832 ; Lxxxvil. 400, P,——1835 ; xc. 802. (Pp, 324.) 

1718. Quantities of Cotton Yarn and Cotton Goods exported 
to Foreign Countries from 5 January to 5 July 1834; Lxxxrx. 
568, P. 

1719. Official and declared Value of Cotton Manufactures, 
Cotton Yarn and Refined Sugar exported from Great Britain 
from 5 January to 5 July 1835; xc. 512, p. 

See infra, 1912. 2244, 3095. $102, 3110, 3131. 5171, &amp;e. 
6162. 6340. 6352. 
Counties : 









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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








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


Counties : 

1720. Return of insulated Parcels ‘of Land belonging to each 
County or Division of Counties in England and Wales; xxx. 
454, P. 

1721. Parishes or Townships which extend into two or more 
Counties ; Lxxx1. 358, Pp. 

1722. Returns of the Divisions of Counties in England and 
Wales under Acts 9 Geo. IV. c. 43. and 10 Geo. IV. c. 46. 5 
LXXXIX. 180, 


County Cess :—See infra, 4867. 6248. 


County Rates : 

1723. Accounts from the respective Treasurers of Counties in 
England and Wales of sums received for County Rates, and appli- 
cation thereof; 1823; Lxxvill. 236, P. 18243 LxxIx. 417, P. 

1821-1832; Lxxxvin. 486. (Pp. 572.) 

1724. Returns from Treasurers of Counties of Monies received 
for County Rates; Application; Names of Liberties, &amp;c. claiming 
to be exempt; Monies received by the Clerks of the Peace, &amp;c.; 
and of the Length of the Road the Expense of which is discharged 
out of County Rates, &amp;c., 1792-1823; Lxxx. 297, P. 

1725. Clerks of the Peace of each County in England and 
Wales to prepare an Account of the latest Valuation of every 
Parish, &amp;c. upon which County Rates were laid immediately pre- 
ceding Act 55 Geo. III. c. 51; (Ordered, uxxxvi. 908, but not 
presented till) txxxvit. 404. (Pp. 460.) 

1726. Orders and Regulations made by the Magistrates in the 
several Counties of England and Wales for Payment of Costs and 
Expenses of Prosecutions in Cases of Felonies, Misdemeanors and 
other Offences payable out of the County Rate; Lxxxvut. 496, Pp. 

1727. Estimate of the Sum required for defraying the Ex- 
penses of the Commission issued pursuant to the Recommendation 
of the Select Committee on County Rates, 1835; xc. 212. (p. 214.) 

1836; xc1. 233. (Pp. 235.) 

1728. Estimate of the Sum required to defray certain Charges 
hitherto paid out of the County Rates; 1835 ; xc. 525, p. 1836; 
XcI. 234, P. 1837; xcr1. 214, P. 

1729. Preliminary Report of the Commissioners; xc. 538, Pp. 
——Report; xc1. 524. 

See infra, 2455, &amp;c. 2869. 3573. 4533, &amp;c. 4848, 5188. 5977. 


County Surveyors : 

1730. Names of Persons appointed County Surveyors, Depu- 
ties or Clerks to such Surveyors, under 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 78, and 
of their Pay; txxxrx. 132. 

1731. Names of Persons appointed to act as Surveyors under 
the Irish Grand Jury Act of last Session, specifying the County 
in which each has been appointed; Lxxxrx. 356. 

1732. Letter from Sir William Gossett to the Board of Works 
respecting the Examination and Selection of Candidates for the 
Office of County Surveyors, &amp;c.; txxx1x. 504. 


County Treasurers :—See supra, 1723, &amp;c.; infra, 2457. 2902. 
3854. 6173. 


Courts of Justice, East India :—See infra, 2289. 


Courts of Justice, England and Wales: 

1733. Date of Appointment of Commissions for examining 
English Courts of Justice; of Sums granted for Remuneration ; 
and Measures of Improvement adopted in consequence of these 
Reports; txxv1. 184, P. 

1734. Fifth Report of Commissioners appointed to inquire into 
the Duties, Salaries, &amp;c. of the Officers of the Courts of Justice 
in England (Courts of Exchequer and Exchequer Chamber) ; 
LXXVII. 142, P. Sixth (Court of Arches); Lxxvut. 203, p. 
Seventh (Consistory Court, Lord Bishop of London) ; Lxx1x. 76, p. 

Eighth (Court of Admiralty, of Delegates and of Appeals for 
Prizes); txx1x. 303, Pp. 

1735. Estimate of the Sum wanted towards the Expense of 
building the New Courts in Westminster Hall, 1822; uxxvur. 435. 
(App. 622.)}——~1823; .txxvi. 174, Pp. (App. 579.}-——1824; 
LxxIx. 24, Pp. (App. 669.) 

1736. Estimate of the probable Expense of erecting New 
Courts of Justice in Westminster Hall; txxvii. 479. (App. 622.) 

1737. Statement of the Expense which has been incurred up 
to 5 January 1824; and Estimate of Expense remaining to be 
incurred for Building the New Courts ; xxix. 171, p. (App. 669.) 

1738. Estimate of the Sum required to complete the Expense 
of erecting the New Courts, 1827; itxxxt1. 302, p. (App. 722.) 

1739. Commission of Inquiry into the Course of Proceedings 
in Actions, &amp;c. in the Superior Courts of Common Law in Eng- 
land and Wales; 1xxx111. 408, Pp. 





Courts of Justice, England and Wales—continued. 

1740. First Report of Commissioners of Inquiry into the Prac- 
tice and Proceedings of the Superior Courts of Common Law ; 
LXxxIv. 73, p.——Second; txxxv. 150, p——Third; cxxxvi. 
653, P. Fourth; txxxvu. 169, p.——Fifth; txxxvim. 346, Pp. 
——Sixth; txxxrx. 248, p. 

1741. Estimate of the Sum required in 1830 to defray the Ex- 
penses of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the Practice and 
Proceedings of the Superior Courts of Common Law, and the Law 
respecting Real Property ; txxxv. 113, p. (App. 773.)——In 1831 ; 
LXXXvI. 431, Pp. (App. cxliv.) 564, Pp. (App. 1050.)——1832; 
LXXXVII. 195, Pp. (App. 832.)——1833 ; Lxxxviir. 263. (P. 265.) 
(App. 887.)}——1834, to the termination of the Commission ; 
LXXXIX. 168. (P. 170.) 

1742. Certificates of Commissioners appointed under Act 
1 Will. IV. c. 58, for awarding Compensation to Officers of Courts 
of Law; Lxxxvull. 552.; LXxx1x. 84; xc. 644.(P. 656.) (Order for 
printing discharged, 657.) 

1743. Papers presented to the Treasury by the Commissioners 
for regulating the Receipt and future Appropriation of the Fees 
and Emoluments receivable by Officers of the Superior Courts of 
Common Law; Lxxxvul. 589. 


1744. Names of the Commissioners appointed under Act 11 
Geo. IV. and 1 Will. IV. for regulating the Receipt and future 
Appropriation of Fees and Emoluments received by the Officers 
of the Superior Courts of Common Law, with the Dates of their 
Appointment, and the Amount of Remuneration received by them; 
LXxXvill. 703. (Pp. 709.) 


1745. Rules of Pleading, agreed to and signed by all the 
Judges under the powers given by an Act passed in the last 
Session for the further Amendment of the Law and the better 
Advancement of Justice; Lxxxr1x. 8, P. 


1746. Report of Commissioners, dated 25 June 1834, under 
Act 1 Will. IV. c. 58, to the Treasury, recommending the Conso- 
lidation of the Courts of King’s Bench and Common Pleas; xc. 
364, P._ 

1747. Returns from each of the Courts of King’s Bench, 
Common Pleas and Exchequer of Pleas, of Amount of Costs 
taxed on Posteas by virtue of 3 and 4 Will. IV. c. 42, and other 
Returns relating to Posteas; xc1. 720. 

1748. Number of Actions commenced in the three Superior 
Courts at Westminster in 1835-1836, upon which Writs were 
sued out; Causes tried in Middlesex and London, and at the 
Assizes, distinguishing defended from undefended Causes, and 
other Returns; xc1, 718. (P. 751.) 

See supra, 521; infra, 2024, &amp;c. 2404, &amp;c. 3074. 4337. 4762. 
4765. 6295; also the several Courts under their respective 
Names. 


Courts of Justice, Ireland : 

1749. Estimate of Sum necessary for payment of Salaries of 
Commissioners for inquiring into the Duties, Fees, &amp;c. of Courts 
of Justice in Ireland, 1820; txxv. 314. (App. 583.)———1821 ; 
Lxxvi. 367, Pp. (App. 629.)——1822; Lxxvu. 164, Pp. (App. 637.) 

1823; Lxxviil. 149, p. (App. 618.}——1824; Lxxr1x. 87, P. 

1825; Lxxx. 173, p. (App. 805.)——1826; LxxxI. 162, P. 
(App. 577.)}——1827; ixxxi1. 267, Pp. (App. 765.)——1828; 
LXXxIIl. 146, Pp. (App. 707.) 1829; Lxxxiv. 118, p. (App. 
561.)——1830 ; txxxv. 166, p. (App. 802.)——18313; Lxxxv1. 
767, p. (App. 1083.) 

1750. Eighth Report of the Commissioners appointed for 
inquiring into the Duties, Salaries and Emoluments of Officers, 
Clerks, &amp;e. (Registry of Memorials); txxv. 255, p. Ninth 
(Exchequer); uxxvi. 271, P. Tenth (Equity Exchequer); 
LXxvil. 50, P. Eleventh (Court of Exchequer); txxvu. 273, 
P. Twelfth (Revenue side of the Court of Exchequer); txxrx. 
533, P. Thirteenth (Sheriff’s Office); txxx. 409, p. Four- 
teenth (Judge or Commissary of the Court of Prerogatives and 
Faculties); txxx1. 90, P. Fifteenth (Office of Sheriff); ixxxr. 
291, P. Sixteenth (Crown Office); txxx11. 459, P. Seven- 
teenth (Courts of Quarter Session and of the Assistant Barristers) ; 
LXXXIII. 169, P. Eighteenth (High Court of Admiralty); 
LXXXIV. 14, P. Nineteenth (Courts of Prerogative and Facul- 
ties); LXxxv. 337, P. Supplemental Report ; txxxv. 536, p. 
Twentieth (Office for Registry of Deeds); txxxvi. 491, P. 
Twenty-first (Metropolitical and Consistorial) ; Lxxxvi. 737, Pp. 

1751. Communication, dated 30 May 1820, upon the subject of 
the Fifth Report on Courts of Justice, respecting the Court of 
Common Pleas; txxv. 272, P. 

1752. Communications, dated 20 May 1820, upon the subject 
of the Sixth Report on Courts of Justice, respecting the Court 
of King’s Bench ; txxv. 268, Pp. 

1753. Observations 


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


Courts of Justice, Ireland—-continued. 

1753. Observations of the Judges upon the Seventh Report of 
the Commissioners of Courts of Justice in Ireland; ixxv. 320, P. 

1754. Parliamentary Grants recommended by the Irish Com- 
missioners of Inquiry, &amp;c., and of existing annual Emoluments; 
LXxVI. 133, P. 

1755. Letters addressed by the Irish Government to the 
Judges of the Courts of Equity and Law, on transmitting the 
Reports of Commissioners of Courts of Justice ; txxvt. 503, Pp. 

1756. Correspondence between the Irish Government and 
Judges of the Courts of Law, respecting the Reports of Com- 
missioners; Return as to Officers appointed; txxvu1. 165, P. 

1757. Letter addressed by the Chief Baron of the Court of 
Exchequer to William Gregory, Esq", on the Eleventh Report of 
the Commissioners®f Inquiry into the Courts of Justice in Ire- 
land; Lxxvul. 348, P. 

1758. Correspondence which has taken place between the 
Government of Ireland and Judges, relative to the Ninth and 
Eleventh Reports of the Commissioners, and the Letters of Chief 
Baron O’Grady, since 1 June 1822; itxxviit. 135, P. 

1759. Letter from the Commissioners appointed to inquire into 
Judicial Fees in Ireland to the Right honourable Henry Goul- 
burn, dated Dublin, 9 May 1822; Lxxvir. 405, p. 

1760. Communications between the Judges of the Courts of 
Equity and Law in Ireland, and the Irish Government, respecting 
measures proposed by the Commissioners of Judicial and Revenue 
Inquiry ; xxx. 141, p. (App. 527.) 

1761. Report of Commissioners of Inquiry into the Courts of 
Justice in Ireland on the conduct of James Crosbie, Esq’, 
Governor of the County of Kerry; txxxv. 649. 

1762. Letter, dated 26 January 1831, irom the Chief Secretary 
of Ireland to the several Courts of Justice as to the suggestions of 
the Commissioners of Judicial Inquiry; Lxxxvi. 791, P. 
Answers thereto; (Ordered, txxxvi. 810, but not presented till) 
LXXXVII. 138, P. 

1763. Names of the Persons who have filled Offices connected 
with the Superior Courts of Justice in Ireland, by whom appointed, 
and Remuneration; November 1822-1832; Lxxx1x. 427, p. 

1764. Number of the Days and Hours of the Sittings in Court 
of the Judges of the Superior Courts in Ireland, distinguishing 
separately the attendance of every Judge; (Ordered, uxxxvu. 
609, but not presented till) Lxxx1x. 427, P. 

1765. Sums received for the Fee Fund of the Courts of Law 
and Equity in Dublin, 1832-1835; xc. 428. 

See also the several Courts under their respective Names. 





Courts of Justice, Scotland : 

1766. Seventh Report of the Commissioners appointed for in- 
quiring into the Duties, Salaries and Emoluments of Officers, 
Clerks, &amp;c. (Court of Exchequer); txxv. 126, Pp. Eighth, 
(Office of Chancery); ixxv. 126, P. Ninth, (Justice of Peace 
Courts); uxxvi. 498, p——Tenth, (Office and Court of Lord 
Lyon); txxvil. 333, P. Eleventh, (Burgh Courts); txxvu. 
431, P. Twelfth, (Charges of Agents or Law Practitioners 
before the Inferior Courts); txxvit. 450, P. 

1767. Parliamentary Grants recommended by the Scotch Com- 
missioners of Inquiry into the Fees of Courts of Justice, and of 
existing Annual Emoluments; txxvi. 334. (p. 340.) 

1768. Report of Commissioners on the forms of Process in the 
Courts of Law in Scotland, and on the course of Appeals in the 
House of Lords; .ixx1x. 181, p.———Second. Report of Law 
Commissioners, Scotland; xc. 525. ' 

1769. Return, showing in columns the Sums expended each 
year respectively, by the Law Commission of Scotland, since its 
commencement to Ist June 1837; Sum Total; (Ordered, xcu. 
516, but not presented.) 

1770. Number of Causes tried in the Jury Court of Scotland, 
from the establishment of that Court in 1815, until the Act rela- 
tive to the qualification of Jurors came into operation; Lxxxv. 
638, P. 

1771. Names and Designations of those Persons forming the 
Royal Commission of Inquiry into the state of the Laws and 
Judicatories of Scotland, with Instructions given to the Commis- 
sioners, and Remuneration, if any, they are to receive; LXXXVIII. 
621. (P. 666.) | 

1772. Return, in so far as not included in that ordered 7 July 
1834, of the Total Number of Clerks and other Persons receiving 
Fees or Emoluments in the Court of Session, Jury and Justiciary 
Courts, and Commission of Tiends; (Ordered, xc. 273. Order 
discharged, and Address instead, 299. Presented, 535, p.) 


1773. Reductions made in the Establishments of the Courts of 
Session, Exchequer, Admiralty, Commissary, Keeper of the Great 




















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(1820—1837.) 





Courts of Justice, Scotland—continued. 


Seal and King’s Household in Scotland, since the Accession of 
George IV.; (Ordered, xc1. 116. Order discharged, 121.)—— 
Similar Return presented, 221. (Pp. 301.) 


See also the several Courts under their respective Names. 


Courts Leet, Westminster : 


1774. Monies received by or on account of the Court of Bur- 
gesses and Court Leet for Westminster as Fines and Amerciaments 
under Acts 29 and 81 Geo. II. ; 1800-1833; Lxxx1x. 222. (Pp. 579.) 
Further Returns ; (Ordered forthwith, 592, but not presented.) 
——1830-1834 ; xc. 229. (Pp. 281.) 





Courts Martial :—-see infra, 5560; also Key to Army. 


Courts of Request : 
Generally : : 


1775. Number of Courts of Law in England, Wales and Ire- 
land, whether under the name of Courts of Request or any other 
name, which have the power of committing to Prison for Debts of 
£.5 or under, stating the constitution of the Court, &amp;c.; txxxiv. 
49. (rp. 346.) (Order for printing discharged, and Abstract to be 
prepared; 380.) Laid on the Table guxxxv. 19, P. 

1776. Abstracts of Returns, and of Accounts and Returns of 
former Sessions, relating to Courts of Request; (Ordered ; uxxxiv. 
134. Order discharged ; 346.) 

1777. Number of Persons committed by the Commissioners of 
the Courts of Request in London and Westminster, Middlesex 
and Surrey, and Borough of Southwark, in 1826, 1827; txxxu. 
314. (P. 483.) 

1778. Number of Debtors committed to the Whitecross-street 
and Horsemonger-lane Prisons on process out of the Courts of 
Requests, 1828 and 1829; Lxxxv. 89. 1830; Lxxxvi. 241, P. 
1831, 1832; Lxxxvim. 541, P. 

1779. Cases heard and determined in the several Courts of 
Request in London and Westminster, in Southwark and parts ad- 
jacent, including the Palace Court and that of the Tower Hamlets ; 

©18315; Lxxxvil. 157. (P. 159.) 

1780. Returns from Courts of Request within the Bills of 
Mortality ; Suitors’ Cash received and unclaimed ; xc. 423, Pp. 

1781. Fees, &amp;c. received by Officers of Local Courts of Re- 
quest in England ; Names of Officers; 1830-1834; xc. 552, P. 

1782. Number of Courts of Request or for the Recovery of 
Small Debts in England and Wales; those having the power of 
imprisonment in execution; extent of Jurisdiction ; xc1. 293. (Pp. 
301.) 








Kent and Surrey : 


1783. Cases heard and determined in the several Courts of 
Request held at Greenwich, Woolwich, Bromley and Croydon; 
xc. 338. 

1784. Sums of Money in Court unclaimed or unpaid:in respect 
of Debts sued for in the Greenwich, Woolwich, Bromley and 
Croydon Courts of Request; and other particulars; (Ordered, 
xc. 200, but not presented.) 


Manchester : 


1785. Sums of Money paid under authority of Act 48 Geo. ITI. 
c. 43, into the Court of Request at Manchester, by Debtors, and 
unclaimed by Creditors; (Ordered, txxxvit. 579, but not pre- 
sented till) txxx1x. 254, P. 


Middlesex; Ossulston Hundred : 


1786. Suitors’ Cash received from the establishment of the 
Court; Amount unclaimed; in whose. hands deposited, and on 
what Security; Amount expended, for what purpose, and by what 
authority ; (Ordered, xcu. 33, but not presented.) 


Borough of Southwark and East Half Hundred of 


Briaton : 

1787, Amount of Fees received by the Clerks of the Court to 
1815, and 1815-1820; Lxxv. 482, Pp. 

1788. Sums paid to the Marshalsea Counsel, pursuant to Act 
46 Geo. III. c. 87, and Sums paid for Rent, Taxes and Miscella- 
neous Expenses; 1815-1819; Lxxvi. 155. (Pp. 219.) 

1789. Fees received by the Bailiff of Southwark from the 
Court; 1817-1819; Lxxvi. 155. (Pp. 219.) 

1790. Number of Debtors committed from the Court to the 
Borough Compter, and amount of Sums for which they stand 
committed ; 1818-1821; Lxxvu. 345, Pp. 

1791. Number of Summonses and Attachments issued, distin- 
guishing Amounts; Number of Searches in Books; Number of 
Executions issued; Number paid when executed; Persons sent to 

Prison, 




















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SS 


I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Courts of Request ; Borough of Southwark, &amp;c.—cont*. | Criminals—continued. 


Prison, and Executions returned not executed ; 1820; rxxvit. 176. 
(Pr. 191.) 

1792. Sums paid into and out of Court by and to Suitors ; 
Cash and unclaimed Monies in Court, and on what Securities 
invested ; 1806—1822; Total Sums paid into Court, and applica- 
tion thereof; 1818-1822; Lxxvi1. 24]. 

1793. Aggregate Amount of Fees received from 1 August 
1809, 1810; Residue paid over to the High Bailiff and Chief 
Clerks; uxxvitt. 241. 

1794. Number of Persons imprisoned under Decisions of the 
Court, who have served out their time; Aggregate Amount of 
Debts and Fees from 1 August 1819-1822 ; (Ordered, txxvut. 155. 
Ordered forthwith, 241, but not presented.) 


1795. Number of Persons imprisoned under decisions of the 
Court, who have served out their time, being discharged under the 
Insolvent Debtors Act, or had their Debts paid by the Craven 
Street Society, from 1 August 1819-1822; Lxxvuir. 252. 

1796. Persons committed in execution to the County Gaol of 
Surrey and thé Borough Compter by the Court; Expense of 
Maintenance and Amount of Debts; 1823-1831; txxxvi. 840, Pp. 

1797. Amount of Siftors’ Cash in the Southwark Court of 
Request, or invested in Government Securities, since its establish- 
ment; Money unclaimed on 1 August 1834, and other particulars ; 
xC. 423. (Pp. 444.) 


Westminster : 

1798. Number of Suits, Hearings, Executions, &amp;c. entered in 
the Books of each of the Westminster Courts of Request; 1828, 
1829; Lxxxvi. 340. 


1799. Sums paid into the Courts by Debtors and remaining 
unclaimed, where deposited, portion appropriated, authority for 
appropriation, and how expended ; 1821-1831. Ordered, txxxvutt. 
184, (Order discharged,and another Return ordered, 444) pre- 
sented, 567. (p. 592.)——Another Account presented; Lxxx1x. 
58. (p. 63.}——Another Account; (Ordered forthwith, uxxx1x. 
371, but not presented.) k 

1800. Returns from the Clerks of the Court of Request, and 
from the High Bailiff of Westminster, of Fees received, stating the 
nature of the security the Suitors have for Monies paid into Court ; 
xc. 251. (Pp. 281.) 

See supra, 725. 1 


777 
Creech :—-See infra, 6009. 


Criminals : 

1801. Number of Persons in England and Wales committed, 
tried and convicted for Criminal Offences and Misdemeanors; 
For 1819; txxv. 309. (p. 453.) (Order for printing discharged, 
464.)——1820; Lxxvi. 354. 1821; Lxxvu. 202. 1822; 
LXXVIII. 155. 18233; Lxx1x. 387. 1826; “xxx. 294. 
1827 ; uxxx11. 93, Pp. (Order for printing discharged, 107.)—— 
1828 5 LxxxIv. 157. 18293; LXxxv. 237. 

1802. Number of Persons committed to the different Prisons 
in England and Wales for Trial, 1811-1822; .Lxxvir. 281, P. 
(App. 1189.) 

1803. Number of Persons charged with Criminal Offences 
committed for Trial to the several Gaols in England and Wales ; 
In 1824; uxxx. 581, P. 18253 Lxxx1. 309. During the 
last Seven Years; txxxu. 380, P.—LXXx111. 169, P.—LXXXIV. 77, 
P.—LXXXV. 243, P.—LXXXVI. 450, P.—LXXxvII. 266, P. 

1804, Summary Statements of the Number of Persons charged 
with Criminal Offences, who were committed to the different Gaols 
in England and Wales for Trial, 1831-1833; Lxxxvuit. 126. (P. 
130.) 

1805. Statements of the Number of Criminial Offenders com- 
mitted for Trial in England and Wales (made out from the 
Criminal Registers in the Home Office) for 1832; Lxxxvit, 240, 
P. For 1833; Lxxx1x. 132. (Pp. 142.) 


1806. Number of Prisoners for Trial in the Calendar at the 
several Assizes and Sessions in the year ending Michaelmas 1832 ; 
LXXXvill. 139. (P. 169.) 

1807. Number of Prisoners Indicted and Tried at the last 
Michaelmas and Epiphany Quarter Sessions for each County in 
England and Wales ; uxxxvint. 157. (Pp. 159.) 

1808. Number of Prisoners Indicted and Tried at the several 
Quarter Sessions in England and Wales in 1833 ; txxxrx. 84, P. 

1809, Supplemental Return of the Number of Prisoners In- 
dicted and Tried at the several Quarter Sessions of 1833, for each 
County in England and Wales, for Offences which, prior to the 
passing of Acts 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c. 62 &amp; 123, would have been 
Capital Felonies; txxx1x. 104, Pp. 





1810. Number of Persons charged with Criminal Offences in 
England and Wales, 1811-1832; txxxvit. 198, p. 


1811. Number of Persons Tried in the Home Circuit at the 
Gaol Delivery in December 1822; txxrx. 163, p. 


1812. Number of Persons committed to the several Gaols of 
England and Wales on or before 20 December 1823; .xxrx. 
303, P. 


1813. Number of Persons committed to Newgate and other 
Prisons in London, Middlesex and Surrey, in 1821-1823; ixx1x. 
250, P. 


1814. Number of Persons charged with Criminal Offences 
who were committed to the different Gaols in England and Wales 
in Execution on Summary Process in 182 and 1823; Similar 
Returns for Scotland and Ireland ; xxx. 297, p. 

1815. Number of Persons committed in the United Kingdom 
for Offences committed under 5 Geo. IV. c. 95; uxxx. 581. 
(P. 589.) 


1816. Number of Persons committed under Summary Process 
in each County in England and Wales, 1814-1829; ( Ordered, 
LXXXxvI. 479, but not presented.) 

1817. Number of Persons committed on Charges of Felony 
in the several Gaols in each of the Circuits, except the Home 
Circuit, in the Spring Assizes 1825; txxxt. 112, P. 

1818. Returns from each of the Police Offices in Middlesex, 
Westminster, Surrey, the City of London and Borough of South- 
wark, of the Number of Persons charged with Criminal Offences, 
18325; Lxxxvitl. 291. (P. 465.) 


1819. Commitments of Persons charged with Capital Crimes 
and of the Punishment of Death in Middlesex and London, 1827- 
1830; LXxxvi. 209, P. 


1820. Number of Persons sentenced to Death in 1832, and 
Number thereof who were executed for Housebreaking and Lar- 
ceny ; LXXXVvIII. 273, P. 

1821. Number of Persons in England and Wales who received 
sentence of Death in 1833 for Robbery, with Number executed ; 
LXXXIx. 181. (P. 192.) 


1822. Number of Persons committed in 1833 to each of the 
several Goals, Prisons and Houses of Correction, in London and 
Westminster and the Borough of Southwark, for want of Sureties 
on charges not being for Trial ; txxxrx. 65. (Pp. 67.) (App. 741.) 


1823. Return of all Places in England having local or separate 
Jurisdictions for Trial of Criminal Offences ; txxvii1. 337, p. 


1824. Number of Capital Cases reported to the King in 
Council from each Old Bailey Sessions, 1825-1835 ; distinguishing 
Cases in which Sentence mitigated; xc. 489. (Pp. 635.) 


1825. Number of Capital Cases reported to the King in 
Council, with decisions thereon; 1826-1834 ; xc. 363, Pp. 


1826. Persons committed to Prison on Summary Convictions in 
England and Wales, specifying instances where evidence reduced 
to writing and preserved ; xc1. 679. (P. 830.) 


1827. Number of Summary Convictions filed with Clerks of 
the Peace in-England and Wales to Michaelmas 1835; xc. 335. 
(Pp. 362.) : 

1828. Statements, showing the comparative Number of Cri- 
minal Offenders committed for trial in England and Wales; 1829- 
1836; xc. 273, P. ; 

1829. Tables upon a new and enlarged plan,showing the Number 
of Criminal Offenders committed for trial or bailed for appear- 
ance at the Assizes and Sessions in each County in England and 
Wales; and result of proceedings; 1834; xc. 273, p. 1835; 
xcI. 264. 1836; xc. 302. 


1830. Manner in which Prisoners for Trial were confined 
during the times the Quarter Sessions and Assizes were holden in 
the County of Sussex, in 1836, especially as to Dimensions of 
Rooms, Classification and Separation of Prisoners of both Sexes ; 
xc. 107. (p. 127.) 

1831. Number of Prisoners removed from one Prison to 
another for the purpose of Trial, in 1836; xcr1. 204. (P. 216.) 


1832. Number of Executions which took place for London and 
Middlesex in each period of Three Years ending December 1830, 
1833 and 1836; together with the number of commitments in each 
of those periods respectively, for Offences that were Capital, on 
ist January 1830; xc11. 217, P. 

1833. Persons charged with Felony and Misdemeanor under 
Acts 5 Geo. IV. c. 83, and 3 Will. IV. c. 19, brought before the 


different Police Offices; 1836; and disposal of them; xcm1. 514. 
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I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued)—relative to— 


Criminals—continued. 

1834. Returns from the Clerks of the Crown and Clerks of the 
Peace of the several Counties, &amp;c. in Ireland, of the Number of 
Persons committed to the different Gaols thereof for Trial in 1819 ; 
txxv. 100.——1820; Lxxvi. 133. 1821; Lxxvul. 134.——1822; 
Lxxviu. 193.——1823; Lxx1x. 188, p. 350. 409. 18245; Lxxx. 
214, 298. 1825; Lxxx1. 203. 233. 1826; Lxxx11. 355. 
1827 ; LXXxI1I. 153. 233, 1828 5 LxxxIv. 135, 1829 5; Lxxxv. 
230, p.——( Order for printing discharged; 243.) ——1830 ; Lxxxv1. 
433, P. 18315 LxXxxviI. 209, P. 1832; LXxxvilIl. 157, P. 
1833; LXXxIx. 332. 1834; xc. 299. (Pp. 310.)}———-1835; xcr. 
142. (p. 145.)——1836; xcrt. 204. (Pp. 216.) 

1835. Summary Statements of the Number of Persons charged 
with Criminal Offences, committed to the different Gaols in Ire- 
land for Trial; 1822-1829; txxxiv. 314, p. 

1836. Comparative Number of Criminal Offenders committed 
for Trial and convicted in Ireland; 1829-1835; xc. 363, P. 

1837. Calendars laid before the Judges at the Spring Assizes, 
1837, and at the Spring and Summer Assizes in 1835 and 1836 ; 
Calendars laid before the Assistant Barristers, and other Returns 
relating to Criminal Offences in Ireland ; xcu. 479. 

1838. Calendars laid before the Judges in Ireland at the 
Assizes 1830-1837; the Verdict found, and the Rule or Sentence 
of the Court in each case; and the Dates of the commission of the 
alleged Offences; (Ordered, xci1. 196, but not presented.) 

1839. Criminal Cases submitted to the decision of the Lord 
Lieutenant on Memorial and Recommendation, from 12 May 
1835 to 22 February 1836, with Decisions; xc11. 255. (Pp. 259.) 

1840. Criminals committed for Trial in Scotland, 1815-1828 ; 
LXXXIlI. 121. 



































1841. Number of Persons committed in 1830 to the several 
Gaols of Scotland; itxxxvi. 377, P. 1831; ~xxxvu. 169. 
1832; LXxxvilI. 139, P. 1833; LXXxIx. 84, P. 18345; xc. 
98. (Pp. 119.) 1835; xct. 125. (P. 134.) 

1842. Tables of Criminal Offenders reported by His Majesty’s 
Advocate for Scotland; 1836; xctr. 150. (Pp. 154.) 

See supra, 1137. 1497, &amp;c.; infra, 2038, 2756. 3013. 3270. 
6193. 

















Criminal Causes, Scotland :—See infra, 5202. 


Criminal Law : 

1843. Reports of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into 
the State of the Criminal Law ; First ; txxx1x. 542, p. Second ; 
xc. 476, P. Second; xcr. 471. (P. 524.) Third (Juvenile 
Offenders); xc11. 225. 

1844. Estimate of the Sum required to defray the Expenses of 
the Commission issued for digesting the several Statutes relating 
to Criminal and other Laws; 1835; xc. 212, Pp. 1836; xcI. 
238, P. 1837 ; xcrl. 213, P. 

1845. Correspondence between the Home Secretary and the 
Commissioners ; xcu. 217.————Statements on the Criminal Law, 
prepared by direction of the Home Secretary ; xcu1. 376. 

















Criminal Lunatics: 

1846. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the 
expense of confining and maintaining Criminal Lunatics; For 1820; 
LXxv. 208, Pp. (App. 561.)——1821 ; Lxxv1. 81, Pp. (App. 584.) 
1822; Lxxvi1. 32, p. (App. 595.) 1823 5 Lxxvuit. 75, P. (App. 
567.) 1824; Lxxix. 25, Pp. (App. 649.) 1825; Lxxx. 32, P. 
(App. 763.)——1826; Lxxx1. 102, P. 1827; Lxxxil. 162, P. 
(App. 7382.) 1828; Lxxxur. 88, Pp. (App. 672.) 1829; 
LXxXxIv. 74, p. (App. 527.) 1830; Lxxxv. 113, p. (App. 767.) 
1831; Ltxxxvi. 360, Pp. (App. exxxvii.) 564, Pp. (App. 1037.) 
1832; wLxxxvi. 200, Pp. (App. 821.)——1833; Lxxxvull. 
264, p. (App. 902.)——1834 ; Lxxxrx. 168, p. (App. 755.) 
18355; xc. 213, P. 1836; XcI. 233, P. 1837; xc. 213, P. 

1847. Estimate of the further Sum required to provide for the 
care, maintenance and clothing of Criminal Lunatics, in 1835 ; 
xc. 525, P. 









































Criminal Proceedings : 

1848. Fees payable to the Clerks of the Crown, Clerks of the 
Peace, Clerks of Nisi Prius, Clerks of Indictments, and Associates 
in England, in respect of all Criminal Proceedings; txxx1. 391, P. 


Criminal Prosecutions : 

1849. Fees paid to Counsel under the direction of the Judges of 
Assize, for conducting Criminal Prosecutions; ixxviu. 307, P. 
(App. 1015.) 

1850. Estimate of the probable Expense of Criminal Prosecu- 
tions and other Law Expenses in Ireland ; 1820; Lxxv. 314. 
(App. 581.) 1821; Lxxvi. 367, Pp. (App. 628.) 1822; 











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Criminal Prosecutions—continued. 


LXXVII. 164, P. (App. 635.)———1823; Lxxvimt. 149, P. (App. 617.) 
——1824; LXXIXx. 87, P. 1825 ; Lxxx. 173, p. (App. 803.)}—— 
1826 ; LXxxt. 162, p. (App. 575.)}-——1827 ; Lxxx11. 267, Pp. (App. 
764.)——1828 ; Lxxxu1. 145, p. (App. 706.)}——1829; txxxiv. 
118, Pp. (App. 560.)——1830; txxxv. 166, p. (App. 801.) 
1831; Lxxxvi. 767, Pp. (App. 1081.}——-1832; Lxxxvm. 418, P. 
(App. 872.)——1838; ixxxvim. 265, vp. (App. 940.) ——1834; 
LXXXIX. 170, P. (App. 786.)——1835 ; xc, 214, P.——~-1836; xcI. 
235, P. 1837; xciI. 215, Pp. 

1851. Estimate of Sum necessary to make good Deficiency of 
the above Grant; For 1822; uxxxvi. 149, Pp. (App. 617,)— 
1823; Lxx1x. 87, P. 


1852. Detailed Account of the Expenditure of £.26,000 pro- 
posed to be voted as a deficiency of the Grant of 1828, and of the 
Sum then voted; txxxrv. 269. Further Return ; 273. 

1853. Estimate to provide for the Amount due under the head 
of Criminal Prosecutions in Ireland on 1 January 1831; uxxxv1. 
830, Pp. (App. 1065.) 

1854. Estimate of the Sum required to defray the charge of 
Arrears of Expenses incurred for Criminal Prosecutions in Ireland, 
beyond the amount of the Grant, for 1834; uxxxix. 302, p. 
(App. 763.) 

1855. Expenses of Criminal Prosecutions carried on in the 


name and by the authority of the Lord Advocate of Scotland ; 
LXXXVI. 729. 














Cripplegate, St. Giles :— 

1856. Number of Persons on the 15 March 1832 who had 
been rated to the Relief of the Poor for the whole year imme- 
diately preceding, and Number of Declarations and Votes for 
and against the adoption of the Act 1&amp;2 Will. IV. c. 60; 


LXXXVIilI. 567, P. 
Crown Administration :—See infra, 3201. 
Crown Church Patronage :—See supra, 1266. 


Crown Debtors :— 


1857. Crown Debtors confined in the different Gaols in the 
United Kingdom; .xxvin. 344, P. LXxxI. 330, P.—See 
infra, 6009. 





Crown Lands and Leases :—See supra, 942; infra, 2493. 2703. 
4168. 4870. 6463, &amp;c. 


Crown Revenue :—See supra, 928. 1207, &amp;c.; infra, 2764, &amp;e. 
Crown Vassals :—See infra, 2509. 

Croydon Court of Requests :—See supra, 1783. 

Crux, St. :—See infra, 3114. 

Cuba :—See infra, 3114. 5923. 6125. 

Culm :—See supra, 1279, &amp;e. 

Culmore Fort :-—See infra, 3616. 

Curagoa :—See infra, 3114. 

Curragh of Kildare :— 


1858. State thereof, setting forth the number of Acres con- 
tained in it, and all Rents, Issues and Profits derived, paid to, 
or demanded by, any person or persons; LXXxvill. 167, P. 


Customs :-— 

1859. Amount of Arrears and Balances of the present and late 
Collectors of Customs in England on 5 January 1820; Lxxv. 
126, P. 18215 Lxxvi. 206. 1822; Lxxvil. 138. 1828 ; 
LXXVIII. 168, P. 1824; LXxIx. 152, P. 1825; Lxxx. 187, P. 

1826; LxxxI. 185, P. 1827; Lxxxm. 354, P. 1828 ; 
LXXXIII, 183, P. 1829 5 LXxxIv. 163, P. 1830; LXxxv. 224, 
P. 1831; LXxxvI. 432, P. 18325; LxXxxvil. 213. 1833; 
LXXXVIII. 206. 1834; Lxxxix. 161. 1835; xc. 163.—— 
1836; xc1. 207. 1837; xcu. 203. 


1860. Arrears of Duties under the head of Customs which 
remained due or outstanding on 5 January 1818-1822; Lxxvur. 
90. (App. 910.) 

1861. Deceased and dismissed Collectors’ Balances in Ire- 
land; On 5 January 1820; xixxv. 126, P. 1821; Lxxvr. 206. 
1822; wxxvi. 138. 1823; Lxxvill. 168, P- 1824; 
LXXIXx. 307, P- 1825; Lxxx. 187, P. 1828; LXxxIlI. 183, P. 


1862. Arrears of Duties of Customs in Ireland which remained 


due or outstanding on 5 January 1818-1822; uxxvit. 98. (App. 
915.) 




































































1863. Balances 
P 





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


Customs—continued. 

1863. Balances in the hands of the several Collectors of Cus- 
toms in Ireland on 5 January 1823; Lxxviir. 168, P. 1824; 
LXx1x. 307, P. 1825; Lxxx. 187, P. 1826; LxxxI. 185, P. 

1827; Lxxxil. 354, P. 1828; LxxxiIl. 183, P. 1829; 
LXxXIv. 163, P. 1830; LXxxv. 224, P. 1831; LXxXxvI. 432, 
P. 1832; Lxxxvil. 213. 1833; LXxXxxvill. 206. 1834; 
LXxxIx. 161. 1835; xc. 163.——1836; xcI. 207.——1837 ; 
xcil. 203. 






































1864. Arrears and Current Balances due from the different 
Accountants of the Customs in Scotland; On 5 January 1820; 
LXxv. 126, P. 1821; Lxxvi. 206. 1822; Lxxvil. 138. 
1823; Lxxviil. 168, P. 18243; Lxxix. 153, P. 
187, P. 1826; LxxxI. 185, P. 
1828 ; Lxxx1II. 183, P- 1829; LXxxIv. 163, P. 18303; LXXxXv. 
224, P. 1831; LXxxvI. 432, P- 1832; Lxxxvir. 213. 
1833; LxXxxvill. 206. 1834; Lxxx1x. 161, 1835; xc. 163. 
——1836; xc1. 207.——1837; xcrl. 203. 

















18253; LXxx. 
1827; LXxxul. 354, P. 
































1865. Arrears of Duties of Customs in Scotland which 
remained due or outstanding on 5 January 1818-1822; Lxxvil. 
90. (App. 910.) 


1866. Persons who have belonged to Customs who receive 
Allowances or Compensations in the nature of Superannuation 
Allowances ; Lxxvi. 392, p. 472, p. 

1867. Offices in the Department of Customs of Ireland, 
directed to be abolished or regulated by Act 47 Geo. III. c. 12; 
LXXvI. 106, p. (App. 1258. 1259.) 

1868. Reports of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into 
the Department of the Customs; First, Second, Third, Fourth, 
Fifth and Sixth, and proceedings thereon; Lxxv. 163, P. 
Seventh, Eighth, Ninth and Tenth; also, Treasury Minutes and 
proceedings thereupon; Lxxvi. 62, P. Eleventh and Twelfth ; 
LXXVII. 114, P. Thirteenth and Fourteenth; txxvim. 367, P. 
Fifteenth ; txx1x. 306, P. Sixteenth; txxrx. 512, p. 

1869. Report of the Board of Inquiry on the Solicitor’s Depart- 
ment of the Customs; (Ordered, txxv. 430; Ordered forthwith, 
453, but not presented ; Again Ordered, uxxv1. 5, but not presented.) 

1870. Treasury Minute, dated 17 April 1821, referring to the 
First Ten Reports of Commissioners of Inquiry ; txxvit. 114, Pp. 

1871. Reports of Commissioners of Customs in Scotland, 
16 February 1821; 31 July 1821; txxvu. 114, p. 

1872. Half-yearly Report of the Commissioners in England, 
ending 5 January 1821; and 5 July 1821; txxvu. 114, pP. 

















1873. Treasury Minute, dated 15 January 1822, on taking into 
consideration the Twelfth Report of the Commissioners of Inquiry; 
LXxvil. 114, p. 

1874. Money received by the Secretary to the Customs 
Annuity and Benevolent Fund, for Poundage on Salaries; txxvu. 
182, P. 

1875. Different Sums paid as Gratuities or otherwise, exclusive 
of Salaries to the Commissioners of Customs, 1784-1821, in Eng- 


land; xxxvi. 424. (p. 433.)——Ireland; .txxvi. 494, P. 
Scotland ; txxvi. 35. (Pp. 429.) 





1876. Receipts and Payments made by the Receiver of Fines 
and Forfeitures; 1819, 1820; txxvi. 472, Pp. (App. 991.) 
1877. Pensions, Gratuities and Allowances received by Com- 


missioners appointed to inquire into the Department of Customs; 
LXXXVI. 436, P. 


1878. Sums paid in satisfaction to Officers of Customs in the 
Port of London, distinguishing the King’s and Officers’ Shares, 
and how appropriated; 1819-1820; txxvi. 472, p. (App. 991.) 

1879. Detailed Account of the Establishment for the Collection 
of Customs (exclusive of the Preventive Service), at the Port of 
London and the Outports ; 1821; txxvir. 125. (p. 129.)——1824; 
LXXVIII. 132, P. In Scotland ; 1821 ; txxvi1. 86. (Pp. 106.)—— 
1822; Lxxviit. 100, P. At the Port of Dublin and Outports ; 
18215 Lxxvil. 109. (Pp. 129.)———-1822; txxvitt. 111, Pp. 

1880. Detailed Account of the Charges of Management, paid 
by the Receiver-General of Customs for the Port of London; 


1819 and 1820; Lxxvi. 472, Pp. For the Port of Dublin; txxvr. 
432, P. In Scotland; txxvi. 472, p. 


1881. Detailed Account of the Charges of Management for the 
Outport Department, transmitted annually to the Office of Inspector 
of Outport Collectors’ Accounts; 1819 and 1820; Lxxvi. 472, Pp. 
For Ireland; txxvi. 432, p. For Scotland; txxvi. 472, p. 

1882. Incidental Expenses of the Customs in each Port of 
Great Britain and Ireland, 1822-1823; txxvit. 123, Pp. 184, Pp. 




















1883. Orders issued by the Treasury, pursuant to Act 4 Geo. 
IV., c. 23, for consolidating the Boards of Customs and Excise of 








House—(continued)—relative to— 
Customs— continued. 


Great Britain and Ireland; other Papers relative to Commercial 
Intercourse ; Lxx1x. 182, p. 


1884. Return of the Surveyors-General of the Customs, stating 
the authority under which they were appointed ; Lxxx. 186, P. 


1885. Salaries of Officers of the Boards of Customs and Excise 
doing duty in the East India, West India and London Docks ; 
LXxx. 353, P. 


1886. Number of Days the Commissioners sat as a Board in 
each Month; Time of Meeting; Time the Board sat; Number of 
Commissioners attending; 1835; xc. 478. 


1887. Minute or Order of the Treasury since 1824, by which 
remuneration or compensation was granted to the Collectors of 
Customs of Liverpool, Bristol, Cork or Belfast for losses sustained 
from the alteration of the mode of remitting the Balances of 
Public Money ; txxxv. 326. (P. 337.) 

1888. Establishments for the Collection of the Revenue of 
Customs at several Ports and Places, stating the Name and Salary 
of each Officer, 1829; (Ordered, txxxv. 624, but not presented.) 


1889. Persons holding Office in the Customs whose Salaries 
and Emoluments exceed £. 1,000; Lxxxvi. 369, P. 


1890. Persons appointed to situations in the Customs during 
the last Twelvemonths, Salaries, &amp;c.; txxxvr. 915. 
1891. Reduction of Establishment and Charges of Management 


consequent upon the repeal of the Duties upon Coals and Slates ; 
LXXXVII. 322, P. 


1892. Officers of Customs superannuated, and now receiving 
Pensions or Retired Salaries, with Dates, Amounts, and Ages of 
individuals ; txxxvit. 23. (P. 65.) 


1893. Names of Commissioners of Customs who have been 
superannuated since 1810; Lxxxvutt. 455, P. 

1894. Number of Persons employed in the department of the 
Customs in the Port of London, with the amount of their Salaries, 
Pay and Allowances, 1832; Lxxxvutl. 455. (P. 505.) 

1895. Appointment of Hamerton (now or late of Co- 
ventry) under the Commissioners of Customs; Lxxxvit. 665. 

1896. Salaries, Profits, Pay, Fees and Emoluments held and 
enjoyed by the therein-mentioned Persons, 1833 ; Lxxx1x. 84, P. 

1897. Establishment of the Customs in each of the British 


Colonies as it stood on 1 January 1834; Salaries of Officers, &amp;c. ; 
LXXxIx. 568, P. 





1898. Patent under which the Customs Bills of Entry in Great 
Britain are published ; when and how it was renewed ; by whom 
the right is now held; and other Returns; ixxx1x. 227. (P. 243.) 


1899. Schedules of the present Duties of Customs, and of the 
Drawbacks allowed; also showing the existing Duties on Goods 
imported into Ireland; txxvitt. 325, P. 

1900. Various Articles of Merchandize upon which the Duty 
of £.66,362. 19s. 8 $d. was received; Lxxvull. 453, P. 


1901. Quantity of Articles imported into Great Britain and 
Ireland, chargeable only with Duties of Customs, where the value 
exceeds £. 50,000 in any one Year; Lxx1x. 307, Pp. 

1902. Order in Council imposing additional Duties of Cus- 
toms ; LXxx1. 121, Pp. 

1903. Statement of the Duties of Customs set forth in Resolu- 
tions of 7 April 1826, as compared with the Duties upon the same 
Articles now in force; Lxxx1. 253, P. 

1904. Return showing the several Duties of Customs set forth 
in the Customs Duties Bill; txxxm. 578, P. 


1905. Schedule of Duties proposed to be -levied on several 
Articles, according to certain Resolutions of the House, and to 
the Bill in the House for amending the Laws relating to the 
Customs, compared with the Duties now payable on the same 
Articles; uxxx1. 461, Pp. 510, P. 


1906. Return of every Article imported from British Posses- 
sions East of the Cape of Good Hope, on which a larger Duty of 
Customs is charged than on the same Article imported from 
British Possessions in any other part of the World ; also Amount 
of Duty levied; txxxv. 502, Pp. 


1907. Quantities of several Articles imported or charged with 
Duty for Home Consumption on an average of Three Years, 
distinguishing the Rates of Duties of Customs or Excise; uxxxv. 
560, P. 

1908. Memorials from John Dennson, Master of the “ Patriot,” 
Aberdeen, to the Commissioners of Customs and to the Treasury, 
praying for a Return of Duty charged on Brandy used for the 
sick on Board his Vessel, in a voyage to and from Jamaica, and 
Answers thereto; Lxxxv. 377. (P. 629.) 


1909. 


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= 


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


Customs—continued. 

3909. Letter from William Shelton’ Burnett to the Commis- 
sioners of Customs for return of Duty paid on Ten Pipes of Lemon 
Juice consumed by fire; txxxv. 653. (P. 657.) 


1910. Quantities of Tobacco and Foreign Wines in Great 
Britain and Ireland; Sugar, Tea, Coffee and Glass in Great 
Britain, and Sugar in Ireland; which have paid the Duties of 
Customs and Excise for Home Consumption; of Brandy and 
Geneva since 1789; and of the quantities and value of several 
Articles imported into the United Kingdom; (Ordered, uxxxv. 
641, but not presented till) Lxxxvt. 105. (P. 108.) 


1911. Drawback paid on the exportation of British Silk 
Manufactured Goods, 1829 and 1830; Lxxxv. 641, P. 


1912. Rates of Duty charged on Wine, Spirits, Tobacco, Tea, 
Coffee, Sugar, Flax Seed, Cotton Yarn, Cotton Wool, Woollen 
and Worsted Yarn, Silk, Timber, Deals and Coals, and annual 
average quantities thereof entered for Home Consumption in 
Ireland in certain triennial periods, 1790-1830; Lxxxvi. 206, P. 


1913. Rates of Duties of Customs and Excise on Soap, 
Candles, Coals carried coastwise, Leather, Salt, Malt, Beer, Sugar, 
Tea and Coffee, payable on 5 January 1792 and 5 January 1831 ; 
LXXXVI. 247, P. 


1914, Orders from the Treasury by which Duties have been 
raised on authority of a Resolution of the House since 1 January 
1800, with Resolutions on which they were founded; (Ordered, 
LXXXvI. 727, but not presented till) txxxvu. 23. (vp. 62.) 


1915. Reductions or Augmentations that have taken place in 
the Duties on Coals, Sugar, Spirits and Wine, 1830 and 1831, 
and amount of Drawbacks ; Ltxxxvil. 822, P. 


1916. Imports and Exports and Duties of Customs on the 
principal Articles thereof, received at the principal Ports of the 
United Kingdom in the first Half-years of 1831 and 1832 respec- 
tively ; Lxxxvil. 511. (P. 517.) 

1917. Countries on the Importations from which additional 
Duties have been levied under Acts 4 Geo. IV. c. 77, and 
6 Geo. IV. c. 111, to countervail the discriminating Duties charged 
in those Countries on Goods, &amp;c., imported into them in British 
Ships; rxxxvuit. 455, P. 

1918. Quantities of the following Articles which have paid the 
Duties of Customs for Home Consumption ; Tobacco, Foreign 
Wines, Foreign Spirits, Sugar, Tea, Coffee and Glass, in Great 
Britain ; also similar Accounts of Spirits made in Ireland and 
Scotland since 1828 ; Lxxxvuil. 725. 

1919. Respective Duties on Brandy, Hollands and Tobacco, 
1831-1833; LxxxIx. 84, P. 

1920. Imports and Exports of the principal Articles of 
Foreign and Colonial Merchandize, and of the amount of 
Customs Duty received thereon, in 1833 compared with 1832 ; 
LXXXIX. 14, P. 

1921. Number of Ships’ Reports that required amendment; 
Date of each Ship’s arrival; Date at which amended Report 
completed, stating nature of error, 1834 and 18353; xcr. 702. 
(Pp. 711.) 

See supra, 1691; infra, 2243, ke. 2321, &amp;c. 2775. 3143, &amp;e. 
3749. 3777. 4236. 4587. 4841. 5035, &amp;c. 6303, &amp;e.; also 
Articles chargeable with Customs Duties, under their 
respective Names. 


Cutlery :—See infra, 3113. 3222.° 

Damask :—See infra, 3198. 

Dancing Licenses :—See infra, 3455. 

Darling, Lieutenant General :—See infra, 4182, ke. 


Dartmoor Prison : 
1922. Estimate of Sum required to defray the charge of 
preparing Prison Buildings at Dartmoor, 1834; Lxxx1x. 520, P. 
(App. 773.) 1836; xci. 232. (Pp. 235.) 





Dartmouth : 


1923. Assessed Taxes levied therein, 1829-1831 and other 
Returns ; txxxvil. 131, p. 158, Pp. 
1924. Number of Decked and Half-decked Vessels and 
Fishing Vessels, with their Tonnage, employed at the Port of 
Dartmouth, 1821-1831; and Amount of Customs levied on Im- 
ports and Exports; txxxvu. 36, P. 


Dartmouth Frigate :—See infra, 3950. 
Davis’s Straits Fishery :—See supra, 146; infra, 6391. 
Dead Weight :—See infra, 1950. 4457. 











House—(continued)—relative to— 


Deal and Sandown Castles :— 

1925. Naval and Military Duties performed by Lord Car- 
rington as Captain of Deal Castle, stating whether resident or 
non-resident; Salary, &amp;c.; similar Return respecting the Captain 
and Lieutenant of Sandown Castle; xc. 203, p. 


Deals : 

1926. Number of Hundred Deals imported from Norway, 
1829 and 1830; (Ordered, uxxxv. 653, but not presented till) 
LXxxvi. 191, P. 

See supra, 1912; infra, 2983. 3109. 6044. 6162. 


Dean Forest: 

1927. Report from the Commissioners of Woods and Forests 
to the Treasury, recommending measures for ascertaining the 
Boundaries of Dean Forest, &amp;c., dated 25 August 1829; and 
Letter in answer thereto; Lxxxv. 274, P. 

1928. Reports of Commissioners, First and Second; xc. 
331, P. Third ; xc. 546, p. Fourth and Fifth; xc. 657, p. 

1929. Memorials, Petitions or Public Documents received by 
Government from Inhabitants of Dean Forest and St. Briavels, 
respecting the Reports of the Commissioners or the Act lately 
passed into a Law; xct. 658. (Pp. 676.) 








Deans and Chapters, Benefices in the Appointment of : 
See supra, 1238. 


Death, Punishment of :—See supra, 1519, &amp;c. 


Debt, National : 

1930. Public Funded Debt of the United Kingdom payable 
in Great Britain, as it stood on 5 January 1820; Lxxv. 134, p. 
(App. 671.)——1821; Lxxvi. 195, Pp. (App. 896.)}——1822; 
LXXVII. 131, Pp. (App. 829.) 

1931. State of the Public Funded Debts of Great Britain and 
Ireland, and of the Charge thereupon at 5 January 1823; 
LXXvIll. 168, Pp. (App. 800.)——1824; Lxxix. 171, P. 
1825; Lxxx. 186, p. (App. 898.)——1826; ixxx1. 185, p. (App. 
662.)——-1827 ; Lxxxu. 354, p. (App. 854.)——1828; Lxxxu1. 
60, P. 163, P. 1829; LxxxIv. 163, Pp. (App. 748.)——1830 ; 
LXxxv. 224, p. (App. 884.)}——1831; Lxxxvi. 482, Pp. (App. 
ccxxxii.)——1832 ;  Lxxxvul. 213, Pp. (App. 950.)}——1833; 
LXXxvill. 206, Pp. (App. 1014.)}——1834; Lxxx1x. 160, P. 
1835; xc. 163, P. 1836; including the Debt and Charge 
created by the Loan of £.15,000,000, raised in 1835; and also 
the Debt and Charge on account of Barbadoes; xcr. 207. (Pr. 219.) 
1837 ; xci1. 203. (Pp. 216.) 


1932. Unredeemed Funded Debt and Charge thereof on 
5 January 1827; and the Debt and Charge thereof created in 
1827; LXxx111. 60, P. 

1933. Total Amount of the Funded Unredeemed Debt of the 
United Kingdom, as it stood on 5 January 1821, with annual 
Charge for Interest, separating Ireland from England ; Lxxvi. 73. 
(Pp. 75.) (App. 841.) 

1934. Total Amount of the Funded Debt of the United 
Kingdom, including the Austrian and Portuguese Loans, on 
5 January 1817-1820; ixxv. 321, Pp. (App. 625.) 

1935. Total Capital of the Unredeemed Funded Debt of 
Great Britain, including the Austrian and Portuguese Loans, and 
the Debt of Ireland funded in Great Britain from 5 January 
1796-1817, with Annual Charge; txxvi. 128. (App. 843.)—— 
5 January 1817-1821, with Annual Charge; Lxxvi. 128, P. 
(App. 843.) 

1936. Total Capital of the Funded Debt of Great Britain, 
including the Austrian and Portuguese Loans, and the Debt of 
Ireland funded in Great Britain ; and including the Debt cancelled, 
as it stood on 1 February or 5 January 1786-1817; Lxxvi. 73. 
(Pp. 75.) (App. 840.)——5 January 1817-1821; Lxxvi. 73. (P. 75.) 
(App. 840.) 

1937. Capital of the Funded Debt created in 1826 in return 
for Money and Exchequer Bills ; :xxxu. 355, Pp. (App. 877.) 


1938. Decrease or Increase of Capital of Funded Debt, as 
well as Charges on Reduction of Rate of Interest, 1815-1828 ; 
LXXXIII. 228, P. 

1939. Total Sums paid as Interest on the Unredeemed 
Funded Debt of the United Kingdom; (Ordered, txxv1. 454, but 
not presented.) 

1940. Total Capital of the Funded Debt of Ireland, including 
the Debt Cancelled, as it stood on 25 March or 5 January 1786- 
1817 5 Lxxvi. 272, pv. (App. 854.) 

1941. Account of the Public Funded Debt of Ireland, 1790, 
1800, 1810 and 1820, with Interest ; txxvi. 290, p. (App. 854.) 




















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1942. Total 





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


Debt, National—continued. 

1942. Total Amount of the Unredeemed Debt in Ireland on 
5 January 1818-1820; Lxxv. 392, p. (App. 625.) 

1943, Total Amount of the Unredeemed Funded Debt and 
Outstanding Unfunded Debt in Exchequer Bills, unprovided 
for on 5 April 1823, with Annual Charge; Lxxvill. 355. 
(App. 782.) 

1944. Total Amount of the Capital of the Funded and 


Unfunded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, as it stood on 
5 January 1816 and 1823; txxvitt. 477, Pp. (App. 784-787.) 


1945. Total Charge of the Public Debt of Great Britain and 
Ireland, Funded and Unfunded, on 5 January 1816 and 1823; 
Amount of Interest and Charge of Management ; Lxxvut. 477, P. 
(App. 784-787.) 

1946. Diminution that has taken place in the Amount of 
the Funded Debt by cancelling Stock, &amp;c., 1816-1823; Lxxvul, 
477, p. (App. 785.) From 5 January 1822-1825; Lxxx. 249, p- 
(App. 934.) 


1947. Increase of Charge occasioned in 1818 by Conversion 
of Stock, &amp;c.; txxvit. 477, P. (App. 786.) 





1948. Amount of Capital created, and of Perpetual Annual 
Charge incurred in 1820; Lxxvuit. 477, p. (App. 786.) 


1949. Total Amount of the Unredeemed Funded Debt, and 
of the Charge thereof, at 5 January 1822; ixxvitt. 168, p. (App. 
798.) 1823; Lxxix. 171, P. 1824; Lxxx. 186, Pp. (App. 
896.) 1825; Lxxxr. 185, Pp. (App. 660.) 18265 LXXxII. 
354, Pp. (App. 852.) 1827 5 LXxxu1. 163, P. 1828 ; LXXxIV. 
163, Pp. (App. 746.)-——1829; Lxxxv. 224, p. (App. 882.) 
1830; Lxxxvi. 432, p. (App. CCXXX.) 1831; LXxxvil. 213, P. 
(App. 948.) 1832; Lxxxvi. 206, Pp. (App. 1012.) 1833 ; 
LXXXIX. 160, P. 1834; xc. 162, P. 1835; xcr. 207. (Pp. 219.) 
1836; xcrr. 203. (P. 216.) 


1950. Unredeemed Funded Debt of the United Kingdom, 
Germany, &amp;e., on 5 January 1819; the like Account on each 
succeeding 5 January, but adding to Account of 5 January 1826 
the Amount of Capital Stock created by the Dead Weight 
Annuity, estimated at the price of Annuities on 10 January 1826 ; 
LXXXI. 103, P. 142, Pp. (App. 687. 688.) 5 January 1827; 
LXXXII. 423, Pp. (App. 876.) 1815-18285; Lxxx1i. 228, P. 

1951. Unfunded Debt and Demands outstanding on 5 January 
1820; Lxxv. 156, Pp. (App. 676.)——1821; Lxxvi. 197. (P. 212.) 
(App. 900.) 1822; Lxxvil. 138, Pp. (App. 834.)——1823; 
LXXVIlI. 168, p. (App. 802.)——1824; Lxx1x. 171, P. 1825; 
LXxx. 186, P. (App. 900.)}——-1826; Lxxx1. 185, P. (App. 664.) 
1827; Lxxxu. 354, Pp. (App. 856.) 1828; Lxxxu11. 60, P. 
163, P. 1829; Lxxxiv. 163, Pp. (App. 750.) 1830; Lxxxv. 
224, p. (App. 886.) 1831; Lxxxvi. 432, Pp. (App. ccxxxiv.) 
1832; Lxxxvul. 213, p. (App. 952.) 1833 ; LXxxviil. 206, 
p. (App. 1016.) 1834; LXxxIx. 160, P. 1835; xc. 163, P. 
1836; xc1. 207. (Pp. 219.)——1837 ; xcu. 203. (P. 216.) 

1952. Unfunded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland in Exche- 
quer Bills and Irish Treasury Bills, authorized to be issued and 
charged upon the Aids or Supplies of 1818-1820; Lxxv. 268, 
p. (App. 555. 



















































































1953. Total Amount of the Unfunded Debt of Great Britain, 
in Exchequer Bills, Navy Bills, and Ordnance Securities, as it 
stood on 5 January 1786-1821; Amount issued for Interest and 
Sinking Fund, and Interest due; also from 1796-1821; txxv1. 
133, p. (App. 844.) 1819-1826; Lxxx1. 298, p. (App. 688.) 

1954. Unfunded Debt of the United Kingdom outstanding 
and unprovided for, 1817-1820; txxv. 321, Pp. (App. 625.}— 
5 January 1819, and 5 January 1826; txxx1. 64, P. 5 January 
1826, and 5 January 1827; Lxxx1. 236, p. (App. 877.) 








1955. Unfunded Debt of the United Kingdom as it stood on 
the 5th January 1821, distinguishing that provided for from that 
unprovided for; txxvi. 124, ep. (App. 843.) 

1956. Particulars of certain Sums, being the Unfunded Debt 
of Ireland on 5 January 1817-1820; Amount paid to the Bank 
of Ireland for Interest; also the Bank of England, being part of 
the Unfunded Debt of Ireland; (Ordered, txxvi. 349, but not 
presented.) 


1957. Items of which the Amount of £.41,477,789 of Un- 
funded Debt was composed ; Lxxx. 249, p. 


1958. Unfunded Debt in Exchequer Bills on 5 January 1827, 
Amount issued in 1827, Amount issued for paying off Exchequer 
Bills within the same periods, and Amount outstanding on 
5 January 1828; txxxiu. 60, p. (App. 714.) 








Debt, National—continued. 


1959. Unfunded Debt oneach 5 January 1815—1828 ; txxxm, 
228, P. 


1960. Public Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, and the 
Interest thereon as it stood on 5 January 1820 in separate co- 
lumns; Exxv. 280, p. (App. 623.)——5 January 1821 ; (Ordered, 
Lxxvi. 457, but not presented till) txxv1. 69, Pp. (App. 839.) 


1961. Total Amount of the National Debt of England and 
Ireland, including the Austrian and Portuguese Loans, including 
Debt cancelled, 1786-1822; txxvi. 246, Pp. (App. 789.)—— 
5 January 1822-1825; txxx. 249, p. (App. 932.) 


1962. Total Amount of the Unredeemed Funded Debt and 
outstanding Unfunded Debt in Exchequer Bills unprovided for ; 
LXxvilI. 355. (App. 782.) 


1963. Total Amount of Debt due to the Bank.of England, 
distinguishing Funded from Unfunded, periods when contracted, 
and rate of Interest, 1822; txxvi. 173, p. (App. 1142.}——To 
the Bank of Ireland; txxvit. 182, p. (App. 1142.) 


1964. Public Debt Unredeemed under the management of the 
Bank of England, on 5 April 1821; txxvir. 109. (App. 779.) 
Under the management of the Bank of Ireland; (Ordered, 
LXXvII. 92, but not presented.) 





1965. Amount of Charge for Management of the Funded 
Debt of the United Kingdom, from 5 January 1790-1820; 
LXXVI. 73. (Pp. 75.) (App. 841.) 

1966. Amount of Charge for Management of Sums appli- 
cable to the Redemption of the Funded Debt of the United 
Kingdom, from 5 January 1790-1820; Lxxvi. 73. (Pp. 75.) (App. 
841.) 

1967. Calculation of the total Saving made in the Manage- 
ment of the Public Debt per Act 48 Geo. III. c. 4, to 5 January 
1822; Lxxvir. 146. (Pp. 150.) (App. 788.) 

1968. Progress in the Redemption of the Public Funded Debt 
of the United Kingdom, on 5 January 1820; txxv. 134, p. (App. 
674.) 5 January 1821; txxvi. 195, p. (App. 898.)——5 Ja- 
nuary 1822; Lxxvil. 131, p. (App. 832.) 





1969. Certificates of the Commissioners for Reduction of 
the National Debt, 1820; txxvi. 139, p. (App. 845.) 1822 ; 
LXxviil. 17. (App. 779.) 





1970. Account of the Commissioners for Reduction of the 
National Debt for One Year, ending 5 January 1821; txxvi. 84. 
18225 LXxvil. 43. 1823 5 Lxxvill. 21. 

1971. Additions to the Annual Charge of the Public Debt in 
the year ending 5 January 1820; ixxv. 293, pP. 1821; LXxxvI. 
287, P. 1822; Lxxvil. 187, P. 18233; LXXxvill. 193, P. 
18243; LXx1x. 227, P. 18253; Lxxx. 165, P. 18265 LXxXxI. 
109, P. 1827; LXXxIl. 250, P. 1828; LxXxxilI. 127, P. 
1829; LxxxIv. 144. 1830; Lxxxv. 124, P. 18315 LXXXvVI. 
369, P. 18323 LXXXVII. 159, P.—.—1833 3 LXxxvIII. 133, P. 
18343; LXxxIXx. 52. 18355 xc. 130, P. 18365; xcr. 110. 
(Pp. 116.) ——1837 3 xc1. 170. (Pp. 177.) . 


1972. Receipt and Expenditure of certain Sums by the Com- 
missioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, 1820; .txxv1. 
25. (p. 34.) 1821; Lxxvil. 15. (Pp. 21.)}——1822; Lxxvuil. 8, P. 
1823; Lxxix. 21. 1824; Lxxx. 18, Pp. (App. 926.) 
1825 ; Lxxx1. 22, p. (App. 696.) 1826; LxxxiI. 185, Pp. (App. 
882. )——-1827 ; Lxxx1l1. 24, P. 1828; LXxxIVv. 25, P. 1829; 
LXXXV. 28, P. 1830 5; LXxxvI. 214, P. 1831 ; LXxxvii. 46. 
1832; Lxxxvin. 206, p. (App. 1011.)——1833; Lxxxrx. 29. (P. 
579.)——1834 ; xc. 34. 1835 ; xct. 11. (P. 29.) 1836 ; xcrlI. 
203. (Pp. 216.) 




























































































1973. Actual Receipt and Expenditure of the Sums placed in 
the Hands of the Commissioners for the Reduction of the Na- 
tional Debt in the year ended 5 January 1823 ; xxvii. 168. (App. 
796.)——1824 ; Lxxix. 171, P. 1825; Lxxx. 186, Pp. (App. 
894.) 1826; Lxxxr. 185, p. (App. 658.)——1827; LxxxI. 
354, p. (App. 850.) 1828; L~xxxur. 60, P. 163, P. 1829 ; 
LXXXIV. 163, p. (App. 744.) 1830; Lxxxv. 224, p. (App. 880.) 
1831; Lxxxvi. 432, p. (App. cexxviii.) 18325; LXXxvIl. 
213, p. (App. 946.) 1833; Lxxxvil. 206, p. (App. 1011.}— 
1834 ; LXxx1x. 160, p. (App. 842.)——1835 ; xc. 162, P. 1836 ; 
xcI. 207. (p. 219.) 1837; xci. 31. (Pp. 40.) 

1974. Stock and Long Annuities transferred to the Commis- 
sioners for the Reduction of the National Debt for the Purchase of 
Life Annuities, per Act 48 Geo. III. c. 42, from 1 September 1808 to 
5 January 1821; uxxvi. 84. (App.842.)——-1822 ; txxvut. 43. (App. 
778.) 1823; Lxxvil1. 21. (P.33.) (App. 780.)——1824 ; Lxx1x. 78. 
(p. 158.) (App. 798.) ——1825 ; Lxxx. 174, p. (App. 932.)——-1822- 
1825; LXxx.249, p. (App. 934.}——~-1826 ; Lxxx1. 114. (App. 692.) 
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Debt, National—continued. 


—— 1827; Lxxxu. 303, p. (App. 880.) —— 1828; LxxxmI. 
157, P. 

1975. Amount of Three, Four and Five per Cents., transferred 
to the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt in 
exchange for Life Annuities, annually from 1 September 1808 to 
5 January 1822; txxvu. 298. (App. 790.)}——Monthly from 
1 January 1821 to 30 April 1822; txxvir. 298. (App. 791.) 

1976. Gross Amount of all Bank Annuities, or any other An- 
nuities transferred, and of all Sums paid to the Commissioners for 
the Reduction of the National Debt, and the Gross Amount of 
Annuities for Lives and for Terms of Years, granted for the same, 
under Act 10 Geo. IV. c. 24, in 1829; Lxxxv. 129. (P. 141.)—— 
1830; LXXXvI. 339, P. 1831; Lxxxvil. 210, P. 1832 5 
LXXXVIII. 207, P. 1833; Lxxxix. 180. (Pp. 579.)——1834; 
xc. 198.——1835; xcr. 237. (Pp. 245.) 1836; xci. 246. 
(p. 254.) 


1977. Sums applicable to the Redemption of the Funded Debt 
of the United Kingdom on 5 January 1821, separating Ireland 
from England; txxvi. 73. (Pp. 75.) (App. 841.) 


1978. Monies paid for the Purchase of Five per Cent. or other 
Public Funds for the Reduction of the Public Debt since 1786; 
LXXvil. 159, p. (App. 790.) 

1979. Sums expended in the Purchase of Stock, and Amount 
of Debt redeemed, 1823; txxrx. 531, P. 

1980. Total Capital Stock redeemed on 5 J anuary 1822, by 
virtue of Acts 26, 32, 42, 47 and 53 Geo. III.; txxvi. 146. 
(Pp. 150.) (App. 788.) 

1981. Calculation of the Amount of Capital Stock which 
would be redeemed within Ten Years by a Sum of £.5,000,000, 
applied annually at Simple Interest; xxv. 146. (Pp. 150.) 
(App. 788.) 

1982. Sums expended by the Sinking Fund in each year from 
its establishment to 1 May 1792; txxvu. 246, p. (App. 788.}—— 
In Ireland, 1817-1821 ; Lxxx1. 275, p. (App. 695.) 

1983. Total Amount of Unredeemed Debt at the time of 
establishing the Sinking Fnnd; txxvir. 246, p. (App. 788.) 














1984. Actual money value of the National Unredeemed Debt 
at the time of the establishment of the Sinking Fund, 1786-1792 ; 
Lxxxvil. 246, p. (App. 789.) 

1985. Total Amount of Unredeemed Three and Four per Cent. 
Stocks on 5 January 1822 ; txxvir. 246, p. (App. 788.) 


1986. Sums given by sundry Persons by way of Donation or 
Bequest towards the Reduction of the National Debt; txxviut. 
108, p. (App. 781.) 


1987. Money applied towards the Redemption of the Funded 
or Unfunded Debt, in 1820 or 1821; ixxvur. 30, p. (App. 898.) 


1988. Capital Sums transferred in the Public Funds, from the 
Books of the Bank of England to the Books of the Bank of 
Ireland, under Act 57 Geo. III. c. 79, to 5 April 1820; (Ordered, 
Lxxv. 367, but not presented.) 


1989. Amount of Stock transferred from England to Ireland 
and from Ireland to England, 1826-1831 ; Lxxxvi. 369, pP. 


1990. Prices on the English Stock Exchange on the first 
Market-day in every Month from 5 January 1817, of all Descrip- 
tions of Stock which might have been transferred to Ireland, 
under Act 57 Geo. III. c. 79, and 58 Geo. III. c. 23; txxv. 392, p. 
(App. 881.) 

1991. A similar Account of the Prices for the same period, 
of Three-and-a-half per Cent. and Five per Cent. Government 
Stock or Annuities, the Interest or Dividends on which are 
payable in Ireland ; (Ordered, txxv. 367, but not presented.) 


1992. Account of the Exchange from Dublin on London, on 
the first Exchange-day in each Month, 1817-1820; (Ordered, 
Lxxv. 367, but not presented.) 


1993. Amount of Stock cancelled in each year, 1812-1822; 
LXxvil. 481, Pp. (App. 792.) 


1994. Annuities expired, fallen in, or unclaimed for Three 
Years and upwards, or in any other way become available for the 
public service, 17938-1822; (Ordered, uxxvu. 458, but not pre- 
sented.) 

1995. Total Number of Persons to whom half a year’s Divi- 
vidend on the Three per Cent. Consols and other Stocks became 
due on 10 October 1822 and 5 January 1823 ; xxviii. 185. 193, 
Pp. (App. 991.)}———10 October 1828 and 5 January 1829; uxxxrv. 
359, Pp.——10 October 1829 and 5 January 1830; ixxxyv. 38, P. 
——On each description of Stock and on each description of Ter- 
minable Annuities at the last half-yearly payment, 1833 ; txxxvitt. 


260. (P. 282.) 


GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





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


1996. Date up to which Interest was allowed on Exchequer 
Bills; txxvirt. 477, p. (App. 787.) 


1997. Average Price at which the Commissioners have pur- 
chased Three per Cent. Stock at various periods; uxxvit. 344, P. 
(App. 781.) 


1998. Average Price of the Public Funds, 1786-1824; txxrx. 
152, vp. (App. 797.) 


1999. Amount of Dividend saved by the reduction of the Five 
per Cents. to Four per Cents.; txxrx. 152, p. (App. 798.) 


2000. Amount of Five per Cent. Annuities created by Acts 
37 Geo. III. c. 10, and 42 Geo. III. c. 8; ixxx. 296, P. 
(App. 935.) 


2001. Dividends on Stock transferred and bought with money 
for Life Annuities, and of Life Annuities created, 1808-1826 ; 
LXXXI. 162, p. (App. 692.) 


2002. Number of Nominees annually admitted under 48 Geo. 
III. c. 142, and subsequent Acts, from 1 September 1818 to 4 Ja- 
nuary 1826; Ages of Nominees; Stock and Long Annuities trans- 
ferred and bought ; Sums set apart from the Sinking Fund for the 


payment of Life Annuities; Deaths and Annual Payments; 
LXXXI. 64, P. 


2003. Amount paid to Government for the Sum of £.215,410. 15.6. 
reverted to the Sinking Fund by the Death of Nominees, includ- 


ing Unclaimed Annuities for Three Years and upwards; Lxxx111. 
240, P. 


2004. Aggregate Sum actually paid by Government in respect 
to the said Annuities; Lxxx1m. 240, Pp. 


2005. Amount received for each Loan raised since 1792; 
actual Sums laid out by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund ; 
and Total Expense incurred by the said Commissioners, together 
with the Total Charge of the National Debt Office during the 
same Period; (Ordered, uxxxut. 243, but not presented till) 
LXXxxIv. 104, P. 


2006. Amount laid out by the Commissioners of the Sinking 
Fund in Three per Cent. and Three-and-a-half per Cent. Annui- 
ties, between 5 January and 5 April 1829, stating the Amount 
redeemed ; Lxxxiv. 261, P. 


2007. Average Rate at which the Commissioners for the Re- 
duction of the National Debt have, in 1829, purchased the Amount 
of £.2,599,728. of Three and Three-and-a-half per Cent. Stock ; 
LXXxv. 124. (Pp. 141.) 


2008. Money received by the Commissioners, &amp;c. from the 
Sale of Life or other Terminable Annuities under Act 10 Geo. LY. ; 
LXXxv. 124, Pp. LXXXVI. 143, P. 


2009. Account of that Portion of the Public Funded Debt 
which consists in Terminable Annuities; Lxxxv1. 282, P. 


2010. Unredeemed Capital of Public Funded Debt; Exchequer 
Bills outstanding; and Terminable Annuities payable 1828 and 
1831; Sum required to defray Charge of Interest and Management 
in 1831, and Sum paid in 1828; Sum required to pay Interest of 
Exchequer Bills in 1831, and Sum paid in 1828; Lxxxvi. 
369, P. 


2011. Amount advertised by the Commissioners of the Sinking 
Fund in each of the last Eight Quarters; also an Account of the 
actual Surplus of Revenue; (Ordered, txxxvt, 899, but not pre- 
sented till) txxxvit. 24. (P. 28.) 


2012. Life Annuities which existed at 5 January 1828; Sum 
actually issued at 5 January, 5 April, 5 July, and 10 October 
1831, for payment of Life Annuities then existing; Lxxxvu. 
85, P. 

2013. Amount advertised by the Commissioners for the Ma- 
nagement of the Sinking Fund to be applied to the discharge of 


the Public Debt, in each Quarter since 10 October 1831; txxxvulI. 


2014. Number and Amount of Annuities for Lives granted in 
each Year by the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National 
Debt since the passing the Act 10 Geo. IV. c. 24, until 5 January 
1833; LXXxXvVIII. 633, P. 


2015. Interest of the Public Debt unredeemed and due to the 
National Creditor, both Funded and Unfunded, 1798-1800; stat- 
ing also the Market Price for Gold, for the corresponding Dates ; 


LXXXIX. 107, P. 


2016. State and Amount of the Funded Debt, and the Annual 
Charge thereof, from 5 January 1815-1834; Average Annual 
Money Price of Wheat, as quoted in the Gazette, 1815-1834 ; and 
of the Annual Average Price of £.100 Three per Cent. Stock 
1815-1834; Lxxxrx. 16], P. 





2017. Annuities 
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62 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 











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


Debt, National—continued. 

2017. Annuities granted by the Commissioners under certain 
Acts, distinguishing Ages of Parties and Amounts of Annuities ; 
LXXXIX. 297. (P. 320.) 

2018. Purchases and Sales of Stock, or of Exchequer Bills 
made by the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National 
Debt, 1833 ; txxxrx. 515, P. 


2019. Amount raised by Additions to the Funded or Unfunded 
Debt; Money applied towards the Redemption of the Funded, or 
paying off the Unfunded Debt; txxxrx. 160, p. (App. 790.) 

2020. Sums applicable to the Reduction of the National Debt, 
being Surplus Revenue and Interest on Donations and Bequests, 
as stated Quarterly in the Gazette ; xcr1. 389. (P. 390.) 


See supra, 537, &amp;c. 554, &amp;c. 1463, &amp;e.; infra, 2517. 3465. 
3568, &amp;c. 5070, &amp;c. 5101, &amp;e. 


Debt and Debtors: 

2021. Places in England and Wales, claiming Power of issu- 
ing Process to hold to bail in Actions for Debt; Number of 
Writs issued by every such Authority, 1823-1827; txxxu1. 130. 


2022. Abstract of Returns of all Courts for the Recovery of 
Debts within England and Wales; txxvitt. 485, Pp. (App. 1026.) 


2023. Names and Designations of all Persons who have filed 
Affidavits of Debt in the Courts of King’s Bench, Common Pleas 
and Marshalsea, in 1825 and 1826; txxxm1. 84.——{ Abstract 
ordered; iuxxxtv. 135. Order discharged and Return to be 
printed, 346. Order for printing discharged and Abstract to be 
prepared, 380.)——Laid upon the Table; txxxv. 19, Pp. 

2024. Number of Bailable Processes in 1825 and 1826, and of 


Persons who surrendered for Debt; txxxt1. 391, P- In 1827; 
LXxx111. 169, P. 1828; LxxxIv. 116, P. 


2025. Number of Bailable Writs issued out of Courts of King’s 
Bench, Common Pleas and Exchequer, 1830-1834 ; xc. 233, Pp. 


2026. Number of Writs and Executions issued out of the 
several Courts of Common Law in 1834; xc. 306, P. 


2027. Number of Warrants granted to arrest for Debt by the 
Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, and the Sheriff of Surrey, and 
the number of Bailable Processes executed by them in 1827; 
LXXXIII. 169. (P. 178.)———1828 ; Lxxxiv. 116, P. 1829 ; LXxxv. 
89. (Pr. 629.}——1830; Lxxxvi. 241, P. 1831 and 1832; 

’ LXxxvull. 541. (P. 559.) 


2028. Warrants issued by the Sheriff of Surrey on Writs of 
Execution from the Superior Courts at Westminster, from 1819- 
1821; Lxxvi. 503, P. 1821-1825; LxxxI. 363, P. 1826- 
1831; LXxxvi. 844, P. 


























2029. Number of Executions, distinguishing Ca. Sa’s from 
Fi. Fa’s, and the amount for which they respectively issued, in 
1827, in London and Middlesex; txxx111. 204, p. 


2030. Number of Prisoners for Debt committed to the custody 
of the Keepers of the King’s Bench, the Fleet, Whitecross-street, the 
Marshalsea, and Horsemonger-lane Prisons; 1819-1822; txxvu1. 
43, Pp. 51. 70. 1827; Lxxxi1. 121, P. 1828; LxxxIv. 116, 
P. 1829; Lxxxv. 89. (Pp. 169.}——1830; Lxxxvi. 241, p—— 
1831 and 1832; Lxxxvuil. 541. (Pp. 559.) 


2031. Persons imprisoned for Debt in the King’s Bench, Fleet, 
Marshalsea and other Prisons, also for Scotland and Ireland, 19 
April 1826; 1xxx1. 232. (Pp. 239.) 


2032. Number of Persons received into custody of the Marshal 
of the King’s Bench for Debt; similar Return for the Fleet, 
Whitecross-street, and Horsemonger-lane Prisons, 1813-1827 ; 
LXXx1l. 439, Pp. 446, P. 448, P. 513, P. 


2033. Number of Prisoners confined for Debt in the several 
Prisons in England and Wales, 1832, distinguishing those who 
received Food at the expense of a Town or County; ixxxvut. 
204, Pp. 


2034. Number of Persons confined in the several Gaols of 
England for Debt, 1830-1834 ; xc. 248, p. 


2035. Number of Prisoners for Debt in custody of the Mar- 
shal of the King’s Bench and Warden of the Fleet, on 1 January 
1830, who have been confined above one to above ten years; 
LXXXxv. 340. (P. 349.) 


2036. Number of Prisoners for Debt in the King’s Bench 
Prison, distinguishing those on Mesne Process from those in 
Execution, on 1 February 1832; 1xxxvu. 219, p. 


2037. Names of such Prisoners now confined for Debt, who 
have been in custody for Six Months or upwards; Date of 
commitment, and Amount of Debt, in the Prisons of the King’s 
Bench, Fleet, Whitecross-street, Horsemonger-lane, Marshalsea, 

















Debt and Debtors—continued. 
Lancaster, Chester, York, Exeter, Norwich and Chelmsford ; 
xcl. 631. (P. 634.) 


2038. Number of Debtors and Criminal Offenders committed 
to the Gaols of Dublin, 1807-1820; txxvit. 274. 


2039. Number of Persons imprisoned for Debt in Ireland; 
length of Confinement; Amount of Sums for which confined; 
(Ordered, Lxxx1. 260, but not presented.) 


2040. Number of Prisoners committed to the Four Courts 
Marshalsea, City Marshalsea, Sheriff’s, St. Sepulchre’s Manor 
Court and St. Donore’s Manor Court Prisons in Dublin, in 1827 
and 1828; the number of Prisoners committed for Debt in each 
of the other Prisons in 1828; txxx1v. 135. (Pp. 148.)——1829; 
LXXXv, 136. (P. 148.) 


2041. Number of Persons imprisoned for Debt in the several 
Prisons of Ireland, 1827; (Ordered, txxxu. 100, but not pre- 
sented.) 


2042. Number of Persons now confined in the Four Courts 
Marshalsea Prison in Dublin for Debt or Contempt of Court, 
1828; LxxxI11. 506, P. 


2043. Persons imprisoned for Debt in Ireland, with the 
Amount of the Debts of such Persons, 1830-1833 ; txxxvutt. 441. 
(P. 465.) 


2044. Number of Debtors imprisoned in Scotland, 1817-1822; 
LXXxvill. 468. 


2045. Number of Persons committed to any Prisons in Scot- 
land for Debt from 1 January 1824-1825; txxx. 581. (Pp. 589.) 


2046. Number of Warrants granted against Individuals being 
in meditatione fuge to avoid payment of Debts, 1823-1828; of 
Letters of Horning, Caption and Acts of Warding issued; also 
number of Persons incarcerated in the Gaols of Scotland; 
LXxxul. 471. 

2047. Number of Persons incarcerated for Debt in the Gaol 
of Glasgow, 1827-1829; uxxxvi. 186, P. 1830-1835; xc. 
233, P. 

2048. Number of Persons imprisoned for Debt in Scotland in 
1823 and 1824, 1827 and 1828, and in 1831 and 1832; 
LXXXVIII. 496, P. 

2049. Persons imprisoned in Scotland for Civil Debts for the 
first Three Months of 1833-1837; distinguishing whether the 
Persons were imprisoned for Debts not exceeding £.8. 6. 8. 
sterling, or for Debts exceeding that sum; xcrt. 480. (P. 486.) 

See supra, 1775, &amp;c. 1857; infra, 2748. 3047. 3172, &amp;e. 
3306, &amp;c. 3754; also, Key to East India. 


Debts, Small :— 

2050. Number of Executions for Small Debts issued from the 
Superior Courts of Ireland for sums of £.5 and £.10 respectively 
in 1833; txxxrx. 84. 

2051. Number of Quarter Sessions of the Peace and Courts of 
Justice of the Peace holden for the Recovery of Small Debts in 
Scotland, 1825; ixxx. 286. (p. 294.) 





2052. Number of Decrees in Small Debt cases since passing 
Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 24; number put in execution, and number en- 
forced ; Three similar Returns of the Decrees of the Justices 
of the Peace in Scotland ; ixxxiu. 471. 


See supra, 1193. 1775. 





Deccan Prize Money :—See Key to East India. 
Declarations of Insolvency :—See supra, 654. 


Deeds: 


2053. Stamps for Conveyances issued, 1814-1824; .xxx. 
477, P. On Indentures of Apprenticeship in 1824; xxx. 
614, P. 

2054. Stamps on several branches of Conveyances in Ireland, 
1817-1824; ~xx1x. 141, P. 


See infra, 5097, &amp;c. 





Deeds, Registry of, England : 

2055. Fees received by Registrars of Register Offices for 
Deeds in Middlesex and Yorkshire; txxx. 343, Pp. 631, P.5 
LXXXVIII. 520. (P. 524.) 

2056. Appointment of Registrar or Deputy Registrar of Deeds 
for Middlesex ; Fees received ; Hours of Attendance; 1830-1835; 
xc. 135. (Pp. 146.) 

See supra, 1750. 


Deeds, 












ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





— 


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


Deeds, Registry of, Ireland : 

2057. Rates of Fees demanded or taken in the Office of Re- 
gister of Deeds in Ireland, for the execution of Duties performed 
in 1816, 1820 and 1826; Lxxxtr. 289, P. 

2058. Return of the Services on account of which Claims have 
been made for Fees in the Office of the Register of Memorials of 
Deeds, &amp;c. in Ireland; txxxm1. 257, p, 

2059. Fees and Emoluments received in the Office of Register 
of Deeds in Ireland, and Payments demanded or received as De- 
posits or Securities for Fees; txxxiv. 314, P. 

2060. Treasury Minute upon the subject of the regulation of 
the establishment of the Office of Register of Deeds in Ireland ; 
LXxxvi. 200, P. 

2061. Fees received in the Office of Register of Deeds in 
Ireland, and Disbursements and Allowances thereout; txxxvi. 
460, P. 

2062. Sums received in the Office for the Registration of Deeds 
in Dublin, 1828-1832 ; and Payments made on account of Sala- 
ries} LXXXvil. 209. 

2063. Receipt and Expenditure of the Office for the Registra- 
tion of Deeds in Ireland for One Year preceding the coming into 
operation of Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 57, for regulating the said Office ; 
LXXXIX. 167. (Pp. 218.)———Return in continuation; xc. 182, p.— 
xcI. 193. (Pp. 201.)——-1832-1835; xc. 423, P. 

See supra, 1750. 


Deep Sea Fishery :—See infra, 2745, &amp;e. 


Defaulters : 

2064. Public Servants in the Army, Navy, Ordnance, or Civil 
Departments of Government, or any other Department, who have 
become Defaulters in their Accounts since 1 January 1810; 
LXXVII. 258. (P. 269.) 439, Pp. 449, Pp. (App. 1221-1262.) 

See supra, 6, &amp;c. 851; infra, 3039. 6009. 


Deficiency Bills :—See supra, 581, &amp;c.; infra, 2520. 
Delegates, Court of :—See supra, 1734. 
Delvin, Barony of :—See infra, 2093. 


Demerara : 

2065. Treasury Order establishing a Table or Docket of Fees 
for the Ports of Demerara and Berbice, dated 20 August 1819; 
Report of Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry, and other Papers ; 
LXXVv. 477, P. 

2066. First Royal Commission by which a Governor was ap- 
pointed over the Colony of Demerara and Essequibo at the time 
of the Capitulation in 1803; txxxvit. 563, P. 

See supra, 766; infra, 5397. 5435. 5942. 6333. 


Demise of the Crown :—See supra, 1400, &amp;e. 


Denmark : 

2067. Convention with the King of Denmark, signed 16 June 
1824; txxx. 8. (App. 937.) 

2068. Report of Commissioners for investigating the Danish 
Claims; xc. 196, p. 

2069. Estimate of Amount required to Pay Compensation to 
Subjects of his Majesty for losses sustained by Confiscation of 
Book Debts due by Danish Subjects by Act of the Danish Go- 
vernment in 1807; xc. 525, p.——For Losses by Confiscation of 
Goods on shore; xc. 234, P. 

2070. Sums collected at Elsinore, or any other Ports of Den- 
mark, on British Shipping, 1825-1836, under the name of British 
Poor Money, Extra Poor Money, or other similar Denominations ; 
the Authorities under which levied, to whom paid, and how dis- 
tributed ; also, Balance remaining in hand on Ist January 1836 ; 
XCl. 399, P. 

See infra, 3112. 3134, &amp;c. 5259. 5379. 6046. 


Deputy Lieutenants : 
2071. Number of Deputy Lieutenants in each County in 
England and Wales, Scotland and Ireland ; xc. 444, Pp. 
See infra, 3458, &amp;e. 
Derwentwater Estates :—See infra, 2980, &amp;c. 
De Saumarez, Lord: 
2072. Persons to whom, and for what, the Sum of £. 556, 
charged in Civil Contingencies for 1831, was paid, for the Patent 
creating Admiral Sir James Saumarez a Baron of the United 


Kingdom, showing amount paid to each office or person; LXxxvit. 
209, P. 


Deserted Children :—See infra, 2762. 
Destitute, Refuge for :—See infra, 4920. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








Devenish Parish : 


2073. Memorials respecting the building a Church -at Gar- 
rioch, in the Parish of Devenish; other Papers relative to the 
extent of parish glebe-land, and the names and places of residence 
of the Incumbent or Curate; txxrx. 164, Pr. ~ 


Devonport and Stonehouse Election : 

2074. Orders given for the Embarkation of the Plymouth 
Division of Marines during the late Election; also of those having 
Votes for the Borough; xc. 127, p. 

2075. Orders given shortly before the late Election to prevent 
the interference of the Officers of the Dock Yards (not having 
Votes) from taking any part in the Election; xc. 127, P. 


Devonshire Sessions : 
2076. Number of Persons arraigned and tried at the General 


Sessions of the Peace for the County of Devon, held on 25 Fe- 
bruary 1834; Lxxxrx. 132. (Pp. 146.) 


Diocesan Schools:—See infra, 5120, &amp;e. 
Dioceses :—See infra, 2721, ke. 


Diplomatic Service : 

2077. Annual Amount of Allowances paid to late Foreign 
Ministers; txxvit. 224. 

2078. Number of Ministers, Chargé d’ Affaires, at the different 
Courts and States abroad, 1792-1821, txxvi. 228, p. (App. 1125.) 

2079. Total Amount of Pensions paid in 1792 and 1821 to 
Ministers late resident at Foreign Courts; uixxvu. 228, Pp. 
(App. 1125.) 

2080. Name of any Ministers appointed since January 1822 ; 
LXXVII. 228, Pp. (App. 1125.) 

2081. Statements showing the Charge for His Majesty’s Di- 
plomatic Service and Consuls abroad, 1792—1821 ; txxvit. 232, p. 
(App. 746.)———1822-1829; txxxv. 332, Pp. 

2082. Persons receiving Pensions for Diplomatic Services ; 
Lxxxviil. 409, Pp. 519, P. 

2083. Name and Rank of every Person now employed in the 
Diplomatic Service; txxxvitt. 370, P. 

2084. Statement of the several situations in the Public Service 
in which each of the persons now receiving Pensions for Diplo- 
matic Services may have been employed; txxxvitt. 409. (P. 419.) 
——(Statement, being imperfect, withdrawn, and perfect Returns 
to be presented instead thereof’; 489; presented, 519.) 

2085. Number of Changes of His Majesty’s Ambassadors, 
Envoys, Ministers, &amp;c. at Foreign Courts in 1832 and 1833, 
entitled to Allowance for Outfit; and other Returns relative 
thereto; Lxxxvuiil. 738, P. 

See supra, 104, &amp;c. 1199; infra, 5994. 6214. 


Director of Chancery :—See supra, 1096. 
Discriminating Duties :—See supra, 1917. 


Disfranchisement Bills: 
2086. Total Expenses paid by the Treasury relative to several 
Disfranchisement Bills; (Ordered, uxxxv1. 408, but not presented 
till) 870, p. See infra, 4439. 4935. 


Disposition of Money : 

2087. Application of Public Money remaining in the Ex- 
chequer, together with Monies paid into the same during the fol- 
lowing years, viz. on 5 January 1819; uxxv. 156, p. (App. 669.) 

1820; Lxxvi. 197. (Pp. 212. 217.) (App. 893.}———-1821] ; uxxvi1: 
138, Pv. (App. 827.) 

2088. Return showing how Monies given for the service of the 
year have been disposed of, 1819; Lxxv. 207, Pp. (App. 680.)—— 
1820; Lxxvr. 197. (P. 212.) (App. 904.}——1821 ; rxxvir. 138, P. 
(App. 838.) ——1822; .Lxxvi. 168, Pp. (App. 802.)——1823 ; 
LXXIX. 171, P.——1824; LXxxx. 186, Pp. (App. 903.)}——~1825 ; 
LXXxI. 185, P. (App. 667.}———1826 ; Lxxx11. 354, Pp. (App. 859.) 
1827 ; Lxxxitl. 163, P.——1828 ; Lxxxrv. 163, p. (App. 753.) 

——1829; Lxxxv. 224, p. (App. 889.)}———1830 ; Lxxxvi. 432, P. 

(App. ccxxxvii.)}——1831 ; Lxxxvit. 213, Pp. (App. 955.)—— 

1 January to 31 March 1832, and from 1 April to 31 March 

1833; Lxxxvirt. 206, p. (App. 1019.)}———1833—34 ; Lxxxrx. 160, P. 

(App. 848.)}——-1834-35 ; xc. 163, P.———-1835-36; xcr. 207. 

(Pp. 219.)———1836-37 ; xc11. 208. (P. 216.) 

Dissenting Meeting Houses, &amp;c. : 

2089. Number of registered Dissenting Meeting Houses and 
Roman Catholic Chapels in England and Wales; (Ordered, xcr. 
188; Order for this Return discharged, and Address instead 
thereof, 191. Presented, 658.) (r. 668.) See supra, 1177, 


Dissenting Ministers :-—See infra, 3891, ke. 








Distilleries 


64 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








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


Distilleries and Distillation :—See infra, 3678, &amp;c. 5590, &amp;e. 
5700, &amp;e. 


District Surveyors : 

2090. Name, Situation, Extent and Description of the several 
Districts now existing to which Surveyors have been appointed 
under Act 14 Geo. III. ¢. 78, and Amount of Fees received by 
each Surveyor; txxxvir. 309. (Pp. 869.) ———Further Returns 
relative thereto; Lxxxvitl. 79, P. 


Disturbances, Ireland : 

2091. Addresses from the Grand Jury of Cork and Magis- 
trates to ‘the Lord Lieutenant relative to the Disturbances in Ire- 
land in 1823; txxvitt. 265, Pp. (App. 637, 638.) 

2092. Documents laid before the Lord Lieutenant and Privy 
Council of Ireland on which certain Baronies were declared to be 
in a state of Disturbance and Insubordination; Lxxx1x. 217, P. 

2093. Papers* respecting the Proclamation of the Baronies of 
Farbill, Delvin, Moyashel and Magheradernon, in the county of 
Westmeath, under the Disturbances (Ireland) Act; Lxxx1x. 281, P. 

2094. Monthly Return of Outrages committed in Ireland as 
forwarded by Constabulary and Police; 1835; (Ordered, xc1. 
614, but not presented.) 

2095. Outrages reported to the Constabulary Office, Dublin, 
as having occurred during Five Months, commencing September 
1836; xc. 258. (P. 269.) 

See supra, 1205, 1233. 1466, &amp;c. 1517; infra, 4238, 4824. 
5020. 


Dividends :—See supra, 564. 1930, &amp;c. 
Divisions of Counties :—See supra, 1720. 


Divorce : 
2096. Number of Actions concluding for Divorce on the head 
of Adultery, raised in the Consistorial Court of Edinburgh, 
1822-1829; and result of every such Action; txxxv. 591, P. 


Dock Yards :—See infra, 5187. Also Key to Navy. 
Doctors’ Commons :—See infra, 2404, &amp;c. 4825. 6407, &amp;c. 


Dodsworth, Jeremiah : 
2097. Warrant under which Jeremiah Dodsworth was com- 
mitted to Beverley House of Correction; txxxvuil. 665. (P. 699.) 


Dogs : 
2098. Number of Dogs entered, and for which Duty was paid 
in the United Kingdom in 1829; Lxxxv. 560, P. 


Domingo, St., Sufferers : 

2099. Amount required to defray the Charge of paying 
Claimants Sums awarded by Treasury Committee, 11 February 
1831, in consequence of the occupation of St. Domingo by the 
British Troops, from 1793-1798; uxxxvul. 195, Pp. (App. 883.) 

See infra, 2479. 5247, &amp;c. 


Dominica : 

2100. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Civil Esta- 
blishment of; 1820; txxv. 207, p. (App. 558.)}——-1821; Lxxv1. 
140, p. (App. 588.) 1822 ; txxvi1. 99, p. (App. 602.1823 ; 
LXXvill. 175, P. (App. 582.)———-1824; Lxx1x. 27, p. (App. 652.) 

1825; Lxxx. 32, p. (App. 767.) 


2101. Communications relating to the Hurricane at Dominica; 
XC. 392, P. 
See supra, 1355, &amp;c.; infra, 5397, &amp;c. 





Donaghadee Harbour : 
2102. Estimate of the Expense of carrying on sundry Works 
at Donaghadee and Portpatrick Harbours; 1821; txxvi. 375, P. 


Dublin : 


Donaghadee Har bour—continued. 
(App. 631.)——1822; uxxvu. 174, Pp. (App. 618.}——1823; 
LXXviII, 290, Pp. (App. 585.) 

2103. Estimate for sundry Works executing at Donaghadee 
Harbour; 1824; txxix. 24, p. (App. 642.)——-1825; Lxxx. 31, p. 
(App. 752.)}——1826 ; Lxxxr. 141, p.——1827; Lxxx1. 302, Pp. 
(App. 719.)——1828; ixxxi1. 160, Pp. (App. 661.)——1829; 
Lxxxiv. 104, p. (App. 516.)}——1830; uxxxv. 112, p. (App. 
756.) ——-1831; ixxxvi. 360, p. (App. exxi.) 562, p. (App. 1021.) 
——1832; Lxxxvil. 105, p. (App. 799.)——1833 ; LxxxviII. 262. 
(Pp. 265.) (App. 877.)——1834; Lxxx1x. 167. (Pp. 170.) (App. 735.) 

See infra, 4716. 4745, &amp;c. 





Donegal County :—See infra, 2358. 
Donkin, Sir Rufane :—See supra, 989. 


Dorchester Unionists : 

2104. Indictment and Record of Conviction in the Prosecution 
instituted against George Loveless and others at the Dorchester 
Spring Assizes of 1834; xc. 299, P. 

2105. Correspondence between the Colonial Office and the 
Governor of Australia, touching the Free Pardon and Order for 
the return of the Dorchester Labourers ; xc11. 230. (Pp. 254.) 


Dover Election Petition : 
2106. Recognizances entered into by William Sankey and his 
Sureties in the Dover Election Petition; Laid on the Table; 
LXxxu. 160. 


Dover Harbour : 
2107. Receipts and Expenditure of the Warden and Assistants 
of Dover Harbour; 1821; .xxvi. 111. 18223; Lxxvil. 293. 
18235; LXXvIll. 330.——18245; i~xxix. 175. 18255; Lxxx. 
526, P. 1826; Lxxx1. 186, P. 1827; Lxxx11. 588, 1828; 
LXXXxIll. 535. 1829; LxxxIv. 341. 1830; Lxxxv. 387.—— 
1831; Lxxxvi. 358. 1832; Lxxxvir. 310. (P. 314.)——-1833; 
LXXxvill. 644. 18345; LXxxxix. 301.———-1835; xc. 629.—— 
1836 5 xcr1. 625. 
2108. Rules, Orders and Regulations made by the Commis- 
sioners for the Regulation of Boatmen, licensed under Act 53 Geo. 
III. c. 140; uxxvit. 316. (Pp. 324.) (App. 1152.) 


Dover Packets :—See infra, 4747, ke. 
































Down, County &gt;—See supra, 513; infra, 3463. 


Down, Dean of: 
2109. Memorial addressed by the Honourable and Very Rev. 


Thomas Plunket, Dean of Down, to his Excellency the Marquis 
Wellesley ; txxx1x. 156, p. 


Down and Raphoe Deaneries : 


2110. Minutes of the Privy Council of Ireland respecting the 
Deaneries of Down and Raphoe; ixxxrx. 246, Pp. 


Dramatic Pieces :—See infra, 6042. 


Drogheda : 


2111. Returns relative to the Corporation of Drogheda; 
LXXXVIII. 733. 


Droits of the Crown and Admiralty :—sce supra, 33. 
1211, &amp;c. 


Drugs :—See infra, 5834. 
Drummond, Lieutenant :—See infra, 4381. 
Dry Rot :—See infra, 3329. 





KEY to the various Subjects of the Accounts and Papers constituting the subsequent Head of 


DUBLIN: 


— 





— 
Andrew’s, St., Parish ; 2112. 2165-2167. 
Anna Liffey Tax ; 2113. 

Assessments ; 2212. 


Ballast Office Corporation; 2114, 2115. 
Belfast ; 2190. 

Beresford, H. B. and T. C.; 2204. 
Blue-Coat Hospital ; 2116. 

Boards of Health; 2117. 

Bourne, Mr. ; 2199. 


Canal, Committee on; 2198, 2199. 
Card Tax ; 2118. 
Charitable Institutions in Dublin ; 2119. 





Churches and Church Rates; 2141, 2145. 
Circular Road; 2120. 2169-2178. 
Cleansing ; 2169-2178. 

Coal Meters; 2122-2124. 

Coal Yards; 2125. 


Coile, John; 2141. 


Committals ; 2193. 2205. 

Common Councilmen; 2126, 2127. 
Conscience, Court of; 2128. 
Cork ; 2190. 

Council Office ; 2130. 
Corporation; 2129. 

Criminals ; 2193. 








~ 

Custom House Warehouses; 2131, « c. 

Dunleary ; 2198. 

Elections; 2133. 

Felonies ; 2193. 

Female Orphan House ; 2119. 2134. 

Fever Hospital, Cork-street, and House 
of Recovery ; 2119. 

Forbes, Mr., and others; 2208. 

Forty Shilling Freeholders; 2138. 

Foundling Hospital; 2119, 2135-2137. 

Freeholders ; 2138. 

Gaol; 2139, 2140. 


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





Dublin :—Key to the various Subjects constituting the Head Dublin—continued. 


George, St., Parish ; 2141-2145. 

Gocomuianat Officers; 2146. 

Grand Canal Dock ; 2198. 

Grand Jury Cess and Presentment ; 2120. 
2147-2153. 

Greene, Sir Jonas; 2194. 


Harbour ; 2190. 

Hibernian Marine Society ; 2119. 

Hibernian Society for Soldiers’ Children; 
2154. 

Hospital for Incurables ; 2119. 

Hospitals ; 2116. 2119. 2135-2137. 

House of Industry ; 2119. 2156-2164. 

House of Recovery ; 2119. 

Houses, Valuation of; 2112. 2165-2167. 

Husbandry Society ; 2200. 


Lighthouses ; 2115. 


Lying-in 


Patent Slip; 2204. 
Paving ; 2217. 


2178. 
Improvements ; 2216-2220. 
Inns of Court ; 2168. 
Jessop, Mr.; 2198. 


King William, Statue of; 2203. 
King’s Inns ; 2168. 
Kingstown Ship Canal; 2198, 2199. 


Law Students; 2168. 


Petitions; 2133. 
Pilotage; 2181. 


Port; 2190, 2191. 
Post Office; 2192. 





Liffey River; 2113. 


Lighting ; 2169-2178. 
Lunatic ———! 2195. 
ospital ; 2119. 
Mary, St., Abbey; 2116. 
Metal Main; 2213-2215. 
Ministers’ Money ; 2144. 
Orange Processions ; 2203. 
Oulton, Messrs. ; 2123. 


Paving and Lighting Tax ; 2120. 
Paving, Lighting and Cleansing; 2169- 


Penitentiary ; 2197. 
Peter’s, St., Parish ; 2180. 


a Water ; 2213-2215. 
Police ; 2182-2189. 


Recorder; 2193, 2194. 


5 ase Court of; 2128, 

Richmond Lunatic Asylum; 2195, 2196, 
Richmond Penitentiary ; 2197, 

Riots ; 2205. 


Sessions; 2194. 

Ship Canal; 2198, 2199. 

Society for promoting Husbandry and 
other Galil hans 2200. 

Statue of King William ; 2203. 

Steevens’, Dr., Hospital; 2119. 

Storekeepers ; 2204. 

Students; 2209. 

Students at Law; 2168. 


Taylor, Major; 2121. 
Theatre; 2205-2208. 

Trinity College ; 2211. 
University ; 2209, 2210. 
Valuation ; 2112. 2165-2167. 
Vestries ; 2212. 


Watch Tax; 2182, 2183. 

Water ; 2213-2215. 

Westmorland Lock Hospital; 2119. 
Wide Streets; 2217-2220. 








Andrew’s, St., Parish: 
2112. Address from the Parishioners of St. Andrew’s, Dublin, 
respecting the House Valuation Bill; txxx. 478, p. 


Anna Liffey Tax: 
2113. Balance due to the Public on foot of the Anna Liffey 
Tax at the cessation thereof, and proposed appropriation ; LxxvI. 
243. (Pp. 274.) 


Archbishop of :—See infra, 6402. 


Ballast Office, Corporation : 

2114. Expense incurred by the Ballast Office Corporation in 
erecting a Patent Slip at the North Wall, Dublin, and number of 
Vessels repaired thereon; txxxv. 340. (Pp. 349.) 

2115. Receipts and Disbursements of the Ballast Office Cor- 
poration towards expense of maintaining Lighthouses to 5 January 
18315; LxxxvIi. 702, P. 


Blue Coat Hospital : 

2116. Copy Grant of the Territory of St. Mary’s Abbey to 

the Blue Coat Hospital, granted by Charles the Second, with 

a statement of the Income and Expenditure, 1826-1833, and the 

Number of Boys admitted; (Ordered, txxxvu. 633, but not 
presented.) 


Boards of Health: 

2117. Receipts and Expenditure to the latest period of the 
Central and General Boards of Health in the City of Dublin; 
(Ordered, txxxvi. 688, but not presented till) uxxxix. 448. 
(Pp. 458.) 


Card Tax: 


2118. Sums payable by the Inhabitants on account of the Card 
Tax; Principle of Calculation ; Sums received, and Arrears, 1814- 
1821; Lxxvi. 243. (Pp. 274.) 


Charitable Institutions : 

2119. Estimates of the Expense of providing for the following 
Charitable Institutions in Dublin; viz—Female Orphan House; 
Fever Hospital, Cork Street,and House of Recovery ; Foundling 
Hospital; Hibernian Marine Society ; Hospital for Incurables ; 
House of Industry ; Lying-in Hospital; Dr. Steevens’ Hospital ; 
Westmorland Lock Hospital; 1820; uxxv. 314, p. (App. 570- 
583.)——1821; Lxxvi. 367, p. (App. 617-623.)——1822 ; Lxxvi. 
163, p. (App. 625-631.)——-1823 ; Lxxvu1t. 122, p. (App. 608-613.) 

1824; txx1x. 86, Pp. (App. 676-682.)——-1825 ;_ Lxxx. 172, 
173, p. (App. 793-798.)——1826 ; Lxxx1. 162, p. (App. 565, 586.) 
1827; txxxu. 267, Pp. (App. 755-760.)——1828 ; Lxxxu1. 
145, Pp. (App. 697-702. )——-1829 ; Lxxxrv. 117, Pp. (App. 551-556.) 
1830; Ltxxxv. 166, Pp. (App. 793-798.)——1831}; Lxxxvi. 
766, Pp. (App. 1069-1075.)——-1832 ; Lxxxvil. 418, Pp. (App. 857- 
864.)——-1833;  Lxxxvim. 264, Pp. (App. 929-935.)——1834 ; 
LXXxIx. 169, P. (App. 776—782.)——-1835 ; xc. 214, P. 1836 ; 
XCI. 230, 7.——1837 ; xc1t. 215, p. (For Charitable Institutions 
in Dublin, where the Vote has not been annual, see the respective 
Names in the Key.) 


Circular Road: 

2120. Number of Houses within, subject to the Paving and 
Lighting Tax, and not subject to Grand Jury Cess; Names of 
Parishes therein exempt from Grand Jury Cess; txxvi. 243. 
(P. 274.) 














GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Circular Road—continued. 
2121. Sum expended for building on Ground held by the 
Paving Commissioners adjoining Major Taylor’s lands in the 
Circular Road; Rent and Term of Years; txxvit. 193, P. 


Coal Meters: 


2122. Memorials to the Commissioners of Customs, Dublin, 
1826-1830, relative to the office of Coal Meter; txxxv. 191, P. 

2123. Answers given by the Guild of Merchants and by 
Messrs. Oulton to the Memorial presented to the Commissioners 
of Customs, Dublin, relating to the office of Coal Meter; on the 
conduct of Coal Meters, and of all other communications on the 
subject of the Coal Trade; Lxxxv. 251. 

2124. Establishment of the Coal Meters of the City of Dublin, 
Ages, Length of Service, and Average Emoluments; txxxvit. 
525. 


Coal Yards: 


2125. Sums advanced by Government to the Directors of 
Public Coal Yards; (Ordered, txxvi. 443, but not presented.) 


Common Councilmen : 
2126. List of the late Common Council of Dublin, 1823; 
LXXVIII. 302, P. 
2127. Names of the Common Councilmen of the City of 
Dublin on 1 January 1814, 1817, 1820 and 1823; Lxxvut. 312, P. 
1 January 1824-1830; Lxxxv. 538, Pp. 





Conscience, Court of : 
2128. Summonses 
LXXXVI. 273, P. 


issued and Decrees made 1828-1831; 


Corporation : 
2129. Return of Estates and Rental of the Corporation of 
Dublin; (Ordered, txxxvit. 666, but not presented.) 


Council Office : 


2130. Treasury Minute regulating the Establishment of the 
Council Office in Dublin; xc11. 37. 


Corn Market, Dublin :—See supra, 1631. 


Custom-House Warehouses : 


2131. Estimate for compensation for Losses by Fire in 1833 ; 
xc. 525, P. 
2132. Detailed Application of £.68,000 voted in 1835, for 


Relief of Merchants whose Goods were consumed by Fire, and 
other Papers; xcrt. 340. (P. 382.) 


Election Petition : 
2133. Fees and Gratuities claimed by Officers of the House in 
relation to the Trial of the last Dublin Election Petition; xct. 
231. (Pp. 238.) 


Female Orphan House : 
2134. Amended Statement of the Sum proposed to be voted 
for 1823; Lxxviu. 188, Pp. (App. 611.) 


Foundling Hospital : 

2135. Sums payable by the Inhabitants on account of the 
Foundling Hospital Tax, 1814-1821; Principle of Calculation ; 
Sums received, and Arrears ; Lxxvil. 243. (Pp. 274.) 

2136. Retfirn 
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PAPERS—continued. 





I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the 
Dublin; Foundling Hospital—continued. 


2136. Return of Children admitted into the Foundling Hos- 
pital, Dublin; also of Orders issued, 1817-1824 ; Lxx1x. 316, P. 


2137. Period when the Foundling Hospital in the City of 


Dublin was first established, its object, and how supported ; 
LXXXIII. 187, P. 


Freeholders : 
2138. Return from the Clerk of the Peace of all Registered 
Forty Shilling Freeholders of the County of the City of Dublin ; 
LXxxVI. 791, P. 


Goal : 
2139. Estimate of the Sum required towards building a new 
Gaol in Dublin; txxx1. 209, p. (App. 578.) 
2140. Gross Amount of Salaries and Emoluments enjoyed by 
Gaolers in Dublin; txxvi. 266, Pp. 
See supra, 1508. 2038, &amp;e.; infra, 4801, &amp;e. 


George’s, St., Parish : 

2141. Sums granted, borrowed or received for erecting the 
Parochial Church of St. George, County of Dublin, and Amount 
expended ; (Ordered, txx1x. 321, but not presented.) 

2142. Sums granted, borrowed or received for erecting the 
Parochial Church of St. George; also Sums expended; Lxxx. 
352, P. 

2143. Memorial to the Lord Lieutenant from John Coile, 
respecting the levy of Church Rates in that parish ; Lxxx11. 250, P. 


2144. Sums expended by the Trustees in erecting the Paro- 
chial Church, each Year since its commencement. Number 
of Houses subject to Church Rates and Ministers’ Money, 1805, 
1810, 1815 and 1828; (Ordered forthwith, uxxxvi. 921, but not 
presented till) Lxxxvui. 40, P. 43. 


2145. Circular Letter addressed by the Trustees for building 


St. George’s Church in Dublin, to the Committee of the said 
Parish, in the Month of January 1813; Lxxxvir. 233, pP. 





Government Officers : 
2146. Establishment of each Government Office in Dublin for 
1820 and 1832; (Ordered, txxxvi. 669, but not presented.) 


Grand Juries Cess and Presentments : 

2147. Amount of Grand Jury Cess for the City of Dublin, 
1814-1819; Lxxv. 429. (P. 436.)——1826-1833 ; how applotted, 
and upon what basis; Lxxxvui. 621, P. 

2148. Sums presented to be raised off the City of Dublin by 
the different Term Grand Juries, 1807-1821; proportion payable 
by each Parish; ixxv1. 310, p. 336, Pp. 

2149. Grand Jury Panel, 1798-1803 ; Lxxvut. 339, p. 

2150. Grand Jury Commission Panels, 1798-1803; txxviu. 
472, P. 

2151. Grand Jury Commission Panels for January 1814, 1817 
and 1820; Lxxvitl. 312, Pp. 


2152. Abstract Presentments made by Grand Juries in 1823 ; 
LXxIx. 513, P. 1826; Lxxxu. 411, P. 





2153. Names and Degrees of Persons who have served on each 
of the Commission Grand Juries, 1823-1830, and on the Term 
Grand Juries from Hilary Term, 1814-1830; txxxv. 108. 
Names and Degrees of those returned on the Panels and summoned 
to serve ; LXxxv. 230. 

See infra, 3265. 





Green Wax Processes :—See infra, 3263. 


Hibernian Society for Soldiers’ Children : 


2154. Estimate of Expense of; 1820; txxv. 314. (App. 572.) 
1821; txxvi. 367, p. (App. 618.)——-1822; Lxxvil. 163, P. 
(App. 627.)——1823; Lxxvil. 122, p. (App. 610.}—1824; 
Lxx1x. 86, Pp. (App. 678.)——1825 ; Lxxx. 173, Pp. (App. 795.) 
1826; Lxxx1. 162, p. (App. 567.}——1827; Lxxxu1. 267, P. 
(App. 757.)}——1828; uxxxm. 145, Pp. (App. 699.)——1829; 
LXxxiv. 117, Pp. (App. 553.)——-1830; Lxxxv. 166, Pp. (App. 
795.)——-1831 ; txxxvi. 766, p. (App. 1071.) 
See supra, 412-415. 


House of Industry : 
2155. Amended Estimate for 1831; txxxvi. 774. (App. 1069.) 








2156. Estimate for retired Allowances to late Governors of the 
House of Industry for 1821 ; txxv1. 367, rp. (App. 630.)——1822 ; 
LXXViI. 234, Pp. (App. 641.) 


2157. Report of Commissioners appointed by the Lord Lieu- 
tenant to inspect the House of Industry; txxv. 232, p. 








House—(continued)—relative to— 


Dublin; House of Industry—continued. 
2158. Letter from Mr. Charles Grant to the Commissioners of 


the House of Industry, &amp;c.; rxxv1. 395, p. (App. 1257.) 


2159. Period when first established, its object, and how sup- 
ported; Lxxxur. 187, P. 


2160. Salaries of every Officer or Attendant in the House of 
Industry in Dublin; txxx1v. 268. 


2161. Number of Inmates in the House of Industry in Dub- 
lin; Lxxxt1v. 268. 

2162. Number of Houses of Industry at present existing in 
Ireland ; txxxrv. 391. 


2163. Letter fromLord Francis Leveson Go wer to the Visitors 
of the House of Industry, Dublin, respecting the Expenses and 
Management of that Institution; txxxv. 230, p. 


2164. Number of Paupers in the House of Industry in Dub- 
lin, distinguishing the Sexes; Lxxxvi1l. 665. 


Houses, Valuation of : 
2165. Number of Houses valued by Commissioners appointed 
for that purpose ; Lxxx1. 233. 


2166. Account in detail of £. 1,554. 9. 3. charged for the 
Salaries and incidental Expenses of the Commissioners for the 
new Valuation of Houses in the City of Dublin ; txxxv. 340. 
(Pp. 349.) 


2167. Summary and Documents relative to the new Valuation 
of the City of Dublin; txxxvi. 23. Summary, 439, p. 
See supra, 2112. 





Insolvent Debtors, Court for Relief of :—See infra, 3188. 
Juries :—See infra, 3263, kc. 


King’s Inns : 
2168. Monies received by the Society in each Year since 


1793, from Students at Law, and other Returns relating thereto ; 
LXXXVIi. 293, P. 


Liffey River :—See infra, 3467. 
Lighthouses -—See infra, 3478. 
Lunatic Asylums :—See infra, 3657. 


Paving, Lighting and Cleansing, Dublin : 

2169. Total Amount of the Paving and Lighting Tax of the 
City of Dublin, 1814-1819; Lxxv. 429. (P. 436.) 

2170. Sums payable under any Act to the Commissioners for 
Paving, 1814-1821; basis of calculation; Houses out of which 
payable; Sum actually received, and in arrear; Lxxvi. 243. 
(Pp. 274.) 

2171. Dates of Notices in Dublin Papers for Contracts for 
Paving, 1807-1822; Dates of Contracts; txxvii. 193, Pp. 

2172. Rents and Fines paid for various Lands held by the 
Commissioners ; Lxxvu11. 193, P. 

2173. Sums expended for Building adjoining Paving House in 
Mary-street, to 5 January 1823; txxviit. 193, P. 

2174. Sums paid for Horses’ Forage, Smiths’ and Carpenters’ 
Work and other Expenses, 1808-1823 ; Lxxvu11. 193, P. 

2175. Report of the Commissioners ; txxx11. 443, P. 

2176. Sums paid for Salaries, 1807-1827, and other Papers 
relating to the Paving Board; (Ordered, uxxxu. 530, but not 
presented till) Lxxx111. 123, Pp. 

2177. Valuations, Assessments and Sums awarded and levied 
under Act 47 Geo. ITI. c. 74, setting forth the Streets and Places 
on which such Sums were expended, and other Papers relative to 
the Improvement of Dublin; Lxxxm1. 123, p. 

2178. Nameand Date of Appointment of the Treasurer, Secre- 
tary, Supervisors, Clerks and Collectors of the Commissioners for 
Paving, Lighting, &amp;c. the City of Dublin, with the Amount of 
Salary and Emoluments exceeding £.80 per annum}; Lxxxvil. 
294, P. 

2179. Annual Salary of, and Name of the Secretary of the 
Paving Board ; xc. 444, Pp. 


Peter’s, St., Parish: 
2180. Assessment passed at the two Vestries held in Easter 
Week in the Parish of St. Peter, Dublin; txxxvimr. 441. 
(P. 465.) 


Phenix Park :—See infra, 4480. 


Pilotage : 
2181. A Return of all Money received on account of Pilotage, 
&amp;e. in the Port of Dublin, 1820-1823; txxvui. 135, P. 





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i 


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


Dublin—continued. 
Pipe Office :—See infra, 3263. 


olice : 

‘2 2182. Estimate of the Income and Expenditure of the Police 
and Watch Establishments of Dublin, for 1820; txxv. 314, P. 
(App. 583.)——1821; Lxxvi. 367, P. (App. 629.)——1822 ; 
txxvil. 164, Pp. (App. 637.)——1823 5 Lxxvui. 149, p. (App. 618.) 
1824; Lxx1x. 87, Pp. (App. 686.)——1825; Lxxx. 173, Pp. 
(App. 804.)——1826; Lxxx. 162, P. (App. 576.)——1827 ; 
LXxXul. 267, P. (App. 765.) ——1828 ; Lxxxu1. 146, p. (App. 707.) 
1829 ; LXxxIv. 117, p. (App. 561.)——-1830; Lxxxv. 166, P. 
(App. 802.}——1831 ; Lxxxvi. 767, P. (App. 1082.)——1832; 
LXxxvil. 418, Pp. (App. 872.)——1833; Lxxxvin. 265, Pp. (App. 
940.)——-1834; Lxxx1x. 170, p. (App. 785.}——1835 ; xc. 214, Pp. 
—1836; xclI. 235, P. 1837; xcu. 215, P. 

2183. Sums payable by Inhabitants in respect of Watch Tax, 
1814-1821; principle of calculation, Sums received, and Arrears ; 
LXXxvI. 243. (P. 274.) 

2184. Detailed Account of the Sum of £. 11,878, estimated 
for Salaries and Pensions in the Police Establishments in Dublin ; 
LXxxIV. 269. 

2185. Fines, Fees, Forfeitures and other Monies received by 
the Divisional Justices of the Police District of Dublin Metro- 
polis, 1810-1830; the several Sums paid into the Bank, and other 
Accounts relating thereto; (Ordered, Lxxxv.373, but not presented 
till) txxxvi. 146. (P. 161.) 

2186. Name and date of appointment of the Treasurer, Secre- 
tary, Collectors and Clerks employed at the head Police Office, 
Dublin, holding situations at salaries of £.80 per annum, &amp;c. ; 
LXXXVII. 293, P. 

2187. Salaries, Fees and Emoluments received by each of the 
Magistrates of the Dublin Police, specifying out of what fund, 
and by what authority paid ; txxxvii. 520. (Pp. 524.) 

2188. Accounts relating tothe Police of the City of Dublin ; 
LXXXVIII. 665. 

2189. Police Force of every description within the City of 
Dublin; iuxxx1x. 84. (p. 301.) 


Port: 

2190. Order of the Lord Lieutenant, declaring the Ports of 
Dublin, Belfast and Cork fit to deposit goods; txxx. 298. 

2191. Receipts and Disbursements of the Corporation for 
preserving and improving the Port of Dublin for Twenty Years 
up to the latest period ; Lxxxvui1. 721, P. 

See infra, 3129. 5273. 


Post Office : 

2192. Names and Employments of the Officers possessing 
Apartments in the General Post Office, Dublin; of Officers and 
Clerks holding Employments; of Persons absent during Four 
Months; of additional Buildings intended to be constructed at the 
Post Office; ixxx1. 214, p. 











Recognizances :—See infra, 4891. 


Recorder : 
2193. Times and Periods of Sitting of the Recorder of Dub- 
lin ; Number of Committals for Felony, &amp;c. ; uxxxv1. 254, p. 
2194. Persons in custody for trial at Sessions, at each sitting 
of the City of Dublin Sessions during the Recorderships of Sir 
Jonas Greene and the present Recorder; and other Returns; 
(Ordered, txxxvi. 234, but not presented.) 


Richmond Lunatic Asylum : 

2195. Estimate of Expense of supporting; 1820; txxv. 314. 
(App. 571.)}——1821; .xxvi. 367, Pp. (App. 618.)——1822; 
LXXvil. 163, Pp. (App. 626.)——1823; Lxxvuir. 122, Pp. (App. 
610.)——1824; Lx x1x. 86, Pp. (App. 678.)——1825 ; Lx xx. 173, 
Pp. (App. 794.)——1826 ; LXxxI. 162, Pp. (App. 567.)——1827 ; 
LXXXII. 267, Pp. (App. 756.)——1828; Lxxxi1I. 145, P. (App. 
699.)——1829; Lxxx1v. 117, Pp. (App. 553.)}——1830; Lxxxv. 


166, P. (App. 794.)——1831 ; Lxxxvi. 766, Pp. (App. 1070.)}—— 
1832; Lxxxvit. 418, Pp. (App. 859.) 


2196. Number of Patients contained therein, and Names of 


Counties from whence received; txxxtv. 268. 


Richmond Penitentiary, Dublin : 
2197. Report of Commissioners appointed to inquire into the 


Dublin ; Ship Canal—continued. 
Water at Dunleary; Estimate and Correspondence; ixxxvitr, 
566. 

2199. Memorial of Richard Bourne to the Lord Lieutenant, 
on the subject of the Ship Canal between Dublin and Kingstown, 
dated 24 December 1832, and other Correspondence relative 
thereto; Lxxxvull. 621, P, : 

See supra, 1418, 


Society for promoting Husbandry and other useful Arts : 

2200. Estimate of Expense of; 1820; txxv, 314, rp. (App. 
577.}——1821; ixxvi. 367, p. (App. 623.)——-1822; txxvit. 163, 
p. (App. 631.)——-1823; txxvimt. 122, Pp. (App. 613.)——1824; 
LXXIx, 86, P. (App. 682.)——1825; Lxxx. 173, p. (App. 798.)—— 
1826; Lxxx1. 162, p. (App. 571.)}———1827; txxx11. 267, p. (App. 
760.)——-1828; Lxxxu1. 145, p. (App. 702.}——1829; ixxxrv. 
117, p. (App. 556.)——-1830; txxxv. 166, Pp, (App. 798,)}—— 
1831; Lxxxvi. 766, Pp. (App. 1075.)———-1832; Lxxxvil. 418, P. 
(App. 863.}——1833; Lxxxvinl, 264, p. (App. 935.)——1834 ; 
LXXXxIx. 169, Pp. (App, 782.)———1835 ; xc, 214, P.——-1836; xcr, 
235, P. 1837; xcr. 521, Pp. 

2201, Charter; Rules, Regulations or Bye Laws; Qualifica- 
tion for Admission; Number of Members, and other particulars ; 
xc. 194. 

2202. Communications between the Irish Government, the 
Treasury arid the Royal Dublin Society, since the Report of Com- 
mittee on the Dublin Society; Statement, showing how far the 
recommendations of that Committee have been complied with ; 
( Ordered; xcit. 500, but not presented.) 





Spirit Licenses :—See supra, 1331. 


Statue of King William: 


2203. Proclamation relative to the dressing the Statue of King 
William; txxvitt. 302, Pp. 


Storeheepers : 

2204. Patent appointing to the Office, and Treasury Warrant 
of 22 February 1821, granting to H. B. &amp; J. C. Beresford, 
Esq"**, an Annual Sum as Compensation for the loss of Salaries, 
Fees, &amp;c., as Storekeepers at Dublin; txxxvuit. 633, P, 


Theatre : 

2205. Committals of the Persons engaged in the alleged Riot 
and Conspiracy in the Dublin Theatre; Bills of Indictment; 
Ex-officio Informations; txxvi1t. 135, P. 

2206. Recognizances to appear, entered into by the several 
Persons charged with a Riot and Conspiracy to riot at the 
Theatre Royal, Dublin; Rules of Court; List of Witnesses, &amp;c. ; 
LXXVIIl. 193, 

2207. Address of the Corporation of Dublin respecting the 
Riot; and Address to the Lord Lieutenant thereupon; txxvit. 
339, P. 

2208. Dates of Jurats of the several Informations upon which 
Capital Charges were founded, against John Forbes and others, 
for a Conspiracy to murder the Lord Lieutenant; txxvu. 395. 


University : 

2209. Charter of the University of Dublin; Students admitted 
to Scholarships, 1817-1822, and present Number; (Order for 
copy Charter discharged, and another Order made ; Lxxxvu. 68. 

Return respecting Students to be made forthwith ; 166.)—— 
Presented ; 169. (Pp. 181.) 

2210. Charters granted by Elizabeth and James I. to the 
University of Dublin; txxxvu. 117. (P. 181.) 

2211. Order made by the Board in Trinity College, Dublin, 
for substituting a fixed Sum from the Electors of the University 
in lieu of the Annual Sum of £.1., payable under Act 2 &amp; 3 Will. 
IV., c. 88; xcr. 475. (P. 524.) 





Vestries : 

2212. Sums assessed in the several Parishes in the City of 
Dublin by Vestries in Easter Week, 1830, distinguishing the Sums 
assessed by Vestries at which Catholics were excluded ; txxxv. 
538, P. See supra, 2180. 


Water : 


2213. Sums payable by Inhabitants on account of Pipe Water 
and Metal Main Taxes, 1810-1821; basis of calculation; Sums 





state thereof; Lxxx1r. 451, P. 


Ship Canal : 
2198. Report made to the Court of Directors of the Grand 


Canal by the late Mr. Jessop, dated 29 April 1800, on the subject | 
of a Ship Canal between the Grand Canal Dock and the Deep | 


GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





received, and Arrears; Lxxvi. 243. (Pp. 274.) 
| 2214. Report on the Pipe Water and Metal Main Taxes in 
Dublin, as submitted to the Corporation at their Quarter Assem- 
| bly in October 1828 ; txxxtv. 135. 
2215. Pipe Water Tax levied in Dublin; Amount of Salary 
and Allowances received by each Officer employed in its ma- 
nagement 








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= 





nagement and collection, with a statement of the duties performed 
by them; 1826-1833; (Ordered forthwith, uxxxvut. 659, but 
not presented.) 


Wide Streets : 


2216. Estimate of Expense of Commissioners of, 1820; Lxxv. 
314. (App. 578.) ——1821; Lxxvi. 367, Pp. (App. 624.)——1822; 
Lxxvil. 163, p. (App. 632.)——1823 ; Lxxvim. 122, Pp. (App. 614.) 
1824; Lxxix. 86, Pp. (App. 681.)——1825; Lxxx. 173, P. 
(App. 798.)——1826 ; Lxxx1. 162, p. (App. 571.) 

2217. Sums payable by the Inhabitants on account of the 
Wide Street Tax, 1814-1821; basis of calculation; Sums re- 
ceived and Arrears; Lxxvi. 243. (P. 274.) 


2218. Valuations and Sums awarded under Act 47 Geo. IIT. 
c. 74. for the Improvement of Dublin, and other Papers relating 
thereto; (Ordered, uxxxu. 530, but not presented.) 


2219. Number of Inquests or: Inquisitions held under the 
Statutes for the Improvement of the City of Dublin, by making 
wide and convenient Passages through the same; Names of Jurors 
and Sums paid to each; txxxv. 175. (P. 186.) 

2220. Number of Writs, &amp;c. issued by the Commissioners of 
Wide Streets of the City of Dublin, to the Sheriffs of that City, 
to abate or take down any building or erection within the county 
of the said city, with the date and time of issuing such Writ, &amp;c. ; 
LXXXIX. 202. 





Duchy of Lancaster :—See infra, 3353. 
Duffels : —See infra, 6511. 
Dumfries :—See supra, 1394. 


Dundalk : 


2221. Tonnage of the Port inwards and outwards, 1821-1831 ; 
LXXxxvi. 702. 

2222. Names and Residences of the several Bailiffs appointed 
for the Town and Corporation of Dundalk, since 1 January 1813; 


‘by whom appointed, &amp;c.; txxxvu1. 646, P. 


2223. Number of Prisoners committed to the Gaol of Dun- 
dalk from 1 December 1832 to June 1834, setting forth the 
offence charged in each committal, and how disposed of, and other 
Returns relating thereto; (Ordered, txxxvut. 656, but not pre- 
sented till) uxxx1x. 181. (Pp. 415.) 

2224. Return of the Charges made by the Petty Sessions 
Court of Dundalk for Summonses, Examinations, Warrants and 
Bail-bonds, together with the Amount received under each head 
and how disposed of, 1830-1833; (Ordered, txxxviu. 719, but 
not presented till) Lxxx1x. 233. (Pp. 415.) 

See supra, 549. 


Dungannon Meeting : 


2225. Report to or Correspondence between the Chief or 
Under Secretary for Ireland and Officers of Police, relative to a 
Meeting of Inhabitants of Tyrone held at Dungannon 19 Decem- 
ber 1834; xc. 187. (Pp. 193.) 


Dungeness Lighthouse :—See infra, 3477. 


Dunglass, Lord :—See infra, 2499. 


Dunleary Harbour (Kingstown) : 


2226. Estimate of the Sum necessary for carrying on the 
Works at the Royal Harbour of George IV., formerly Dunleary 
Harbour; 1822; txxvit. 456. (App. 642.)——-1823; Lxxvil1. 325, 
Pp. (App. 621.)——1824; xxix. 24. (App. 641.) 1825 ; 
Lxxx. 31, Pp. (App. 754.)——1826; xxx. 141, P. 1827 ; 
LXxXx11. 302, p. (App. 719.)——-1828 ; Lxxxu. 160, p. (App. 661.) 
1829; Lxxxiv. 104, p. (App. 516.)}——-1830; Lxxxv. 112, P. 
(App. 757.)——1833-34; Lxxxvill. 262. (Pp. 265.) (App. 876.) 
1834-35 ; Lxxx1x. 167.(p. 170.) (App. 735.)——-1835-36 ; xc. 
211. (p. 214.)——1836-37 ; xc1. 232, Pp. 1837-38; xcil. 212, P. 

2227. Total Expense incurred in forming a Harbour at Dun- 
leary, and Estimate of the Sum wanted for completing the same ; 
LXXXI. 348, P. 

2228. Communications between the Treasury, the Admiralty 
and the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland relative to the Harbour; 
LXxXI. 348, P. 

See infra, 4712. 4739, &amp;c. 

















Dunmore Harbour: 


2229. Estimate for, 1820; txxv. 314. (App. 582.)——1821 ; 
Lxxvi. 367, Pp. (App. 629.)——-1822 ; xxv. 164, Pp. (App. 636.) 
1828; Lxxxu1. 161, p. (App. 664.)——-1832; LxxxviL. 418, 
p. (App. 873.) ——1833; Lxxxvuil. 265, p. (App. 941.)——1834 ; 
LXxXIx. 170, P. (App. 786.)———1836-37 ; xci. 235, P. 





I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Dublin ; Water—continued. 


Dunmore Harbour—continued. 
2230. Report of Mr. Thomas Telford, dated 10th February 


1821; and also Report of Mr. Nimmo, relative to Dunmore 
Harbour ; txxvi. 330, p. (App. 616.) 


Durham: 


Chancery Court : : 


2231. Writs issued and Causes tried, 1826-1835; xc1. 277. 
(P. 289.) 


County Court : 

2232. Writs issued; Number for Debts above Forty and under 
Fifty Shillings; Causes entered for Trial in the County Court, 
and removed into the Court of Pleas, 1826-1835; xcr. 333. 
(P. 337.) 


Pleas Court : 


2233. Writs issued and Causes trie, 1826-1835; xct.' 245. 
(Pp. 251.) 


Diocese : 


2234. Churches endowed and Livings augmented by the late 
William Van Mildert, p. v., late Bishop of Durham, during his 
Episcopacy ; xct. 277. (Pp. 289.) 

2235. Churches endowed and Livings augmented by the Dean 
and Chapter of Durham; Date of Endowment and Augmentation ; 
(Ordered, xct. 313, but not presented.) 


University : 

2236. Lands sold by the Dean and Chapter, and Amount 
received under Act to enable them to appropriate part of their 
Church Property to the establishment of a University ; xc. 489, p. 

2237. Oaths, Declarations and Subscriptions required from 
Students upon their entrance; Rules and Regulations; Number 
of Students on the Books at the commencement of each Term; 
(Ordered, xct. 657, but not presented.) 

2238. Charter recently granted ; xcr1. 514. 


2239. Memorial of the Warden and Senate of the University 
of Durham to the Home Secretary ; Correspondence between him 


and the Bishop of Durham on the subject of the Charter; xcrr. 
514. 


Dutch East Indiamen :—See supra, 40. 


Dutch Embargo : 

2240. Vessels which have been detained in the Ports of the 
United Kingdom under the Order in Council of 6th November 
1832; Names, Tonnage, Voyages and Cargoes, distinguishing those 
liberated under Order in Council of 3 December 1832; Applica- 
tions made to the Lords of the Council for Trade for release of 
Vessels, with grounds of their being granted or rejected ; (Ordered, 
Lxxxvill. 373; Order discharged ; Another Order made for part, 
and Address for the remainder, 408.) 


2241. Vessels which have been detained in the Ports of the 
United Kingdom under the Order in Council of the 6 November 
1832; Names, Tonnage, Voyages and Cargoes, distinguishing 
those liberated under Order in Council; txxxviit. 489, P. 

2242. Sums advanced at the different Ports of the United 
Kingdom to the Crews of Dutch Vessels detained during the late 
Embargo; txxx1x. 515, Pp. 


Dutch Trade with London :—See infra, 5243. 


Duties and Taxes: 

2243. Account for the United Kingdom of the amount of 
Duties paid in 1820-1822, which have been or are to be repealed, 
with Estimate of Diminution for 1823, compared with Produce in 
1822; ixxvinl. 34, P. 65, P. 157, Pp. (App. 843.}——The like 
Account, with Diminution for 1824 compared with 1823; ixx1x. 
308, P. 

2244. Yearly Produce of Duties on the following Articles ; 
viz. Cotton Wool, Sheep and Lambs’ Wool, Coals and Culm 
carried coastwise, Hides and Skins, Soap, Glass, Coffee, Silk 
Manufactures, Brandy, Rum, Geneva, British Spirits, Sugar, 
Tobacco, Wines, Malt, Beer, Candles, Hops, Tea, Windows, 
Carriages, Houses, Servants, Legacies, Probates, Adminis- 
trations and Testamentary Inventories, from 1792; showing the 
Rate of Duty in each year, so far as relates to imported Articles 
other than Tea; txxxv. 491, Pp. 


Duty-free Goods : : 
2245. Articles imported Duty-free from Ireland into Great 
Britain, during 1819; txxv. 362, ep. (App. 788.) 
2246. Foreign Goods admitted Duty-free into Great Britain 
during the years 1820 and 1821; uxxvut. 98. (Return imperfect, 





withdrawn, 

















ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


69 





=—_—— 


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


Duty-free Goods—continued. 


withdrawn, a perfect Return ordered, 100; not presented.)-—— 
Similar Return for Ireland; rxxvi, 145. (Pp. 154.) 


2247. Report made by the Commissioners of Customs to the 
Treasury, 23d February 1827, on the subject of the Sale of Goods 
Duty-free to defray Salvage Charges; uxxxu. 564, Pp. 


Duxbury Township :—See infra, 3355. 
East India : 





Earthenware : 

2248. Value of British Earthenware, including Porcelain, 
&amp;e., of every description, exported from Great Britain from 
1813; also of Foreign Earthenware imported; ixxvi. 353, P. 
(App. 1077.) 

2249, Quantity of Earthenware imported into the United 
Kingdom in 1823-1825; Lxxx1. 83, Pp. 

See infra, 3110. 


KEY to the various Subjects of the Accounts and Papers, constituting the subsequent Head 


East India: 





— 
Accounts ; 2250. 2304-2307. 
Addiscombe College ; 2251. 
Agra; 2252-2254. 
Annuities; 2255. 

Arnot, Mr.; 2267. 

Assets; 2256. 


Bankers; 2265. 2343, 2344. 
Bencoolen ; 2257. 
Bengal ; 2363. 
Beniboo Ali; 2258, 2259. 
_ Board of Control; 2260. 2273. 2288. 
2339. 2343. 
Bombay ; 2355. 
Buckingham, J. 8.; 2266. 
Burmese War; 2261-2263. 


Cadets; 2251. 2264. 2400. 

Calcutta Bankers; 2265. 

Calcutta Journal; 2266, 2267. 

Carnatic Debts; 2268, 2269. 

Chaplain, Mr.; 2297, 2298. 

Chaplains; 2280, 2281. 2383. 

Charges ; 2271. 2360-2363. 

Charter; 2272-2274. 

China; 2276-2278. 2390-2393. 

Civil Offices ; 2279. 

Clergy ; 2280, 2281. 2383. 

Coin; 2282. 

Collections ; 2288. 

Colleges; 2303. 2310. 

Commercial Branch ; 2304-2307. 

Commercial Marine; 2346. 2373. 2377. 
2396. 

Commissioners for the Affairs of India; 
2260. 2273, 2288. 2343. 2399. 

Compensations ; 2283, 2381. 

Correspondence ; 2288. 2332. 

Courts of Justice; 2289. 


Debtors; 2334. 

Debts; 2290, 2291. 

Drafts of Letters; 2288. 

Deccan Prize Money ; 2293. 2301. 





Ecclesiastical Establishments ; 2302. 
Education ; 2303. 


Finance ; 2255. 2304-2311, 2391. 
Fort St. George ; 2308. 2355. 


Gaols; 2309. 2334. 
Gordon, Peter; 2310. 


Haileybury College ; 2311, 2312. 
Hindoo Widows; 2313-2316. 
Home Accounts; 2317. 

Horton, Sir Robert Wilmot; 2368. 


Immolations; 2311-2316. 
Imports and Exports; 2318-2331. 
Indian Government; 2332. 
Indo-Britons; 2333. 

Infanticide ; 2311. 

Insolvent Debtors; 2334. 


Java; 2335. 
Juries ; 2336-2338, 


Letters Patent; 2260. 
Lucknow Bankers; 2343. 2344. 


Madras, Bishop of; 2357. 
Madras, Registrar of; 2365. 
Mandamus; 2339. 

Metcalf, C. T.; 2254. 


Nabob of the Carnatic; 2269. 
Narroba Govind Outia; 2297, 2298. 
Netherlands, King of; 2257. 
Newspapers ; 2340, 2341. 2354. 


Officers; 2342. 

Officers’ Widows; 2398. 

O’ Reilly, Colonel; 2365. 
Oude, King of; 2343, 2344. 


Pensions; 2345, 2346. 2359. 


Periodical Publications ; 2340, 2341. 


Pilgrim Tax; 2347-2349. 
Poplar Fund; 2350. 
Prendergast, M. G.; 2351-2353. 





Press; 2340, 2341. 
Printing Presses; 2354. 
Prize Money; 2254. 2335. 


Registrar of Madras ; 2365. 

Regulations ; 2355. 

Religion ; 2281. 

Religious Ceremonies ; 2357. 

Removals from India; 2358. 

Remunerations ; 2285. © 

Resolutions ; 2359. 

Revenue and Charges in India; 2360. 
2363. 

Ricketts, Gilbert; 2365. 

Robertson, Mr.; 2297. 


Salaries; 2366. 

Sale of Goods; 2367, 2368. 2387-2389. 

Schools; 2303. 

Shapooree, Island of; 2369. 

Ships and Vessels; 2346. 2373-2377. 
2396. 

Stamps; 2378, 2379. 

State Prisoners; 2380. 

Superannuations ; 2283-2285. 2358. 2381. 

Supra Cargoes; 2276-2278. 

Surgeons; 2382, 2383. 

Suttee; 2311-2316. 


Talnier, Fort of ; 2384. 

Tanjore Debts; 2385. 

Tea; 2387-2389. 

Territorial Finance; 2304. 

Trade; 2318-2331. 2367, 2368. 2373- 
. 2377. 23890-2393. 

Treaties ; 2394, 2395. 


Volunteers; 2396. 


Warehouses; 2396. 
Warrants; 2359. 

Widows; 2311-2316. 2398. 
Writers; 2310. 2399, 2400. 








East India : 


Accounts : 

2250. Treasury Minutes dated 28 May, 7 and 28 June 1822, 
and Letters from the Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the East 
India Company, upon the subject of a Final Settlement of 
Accounts between Government and the East India Company ; 
LXXVII. 380, P. 391, Pp. (App. 1069. 1072.) 


Addiscombe College : 

2251. Total Expense of the East India Company’s Military 
Seminary at Addiscombe; of Cadets educated; of the present 
Establishment, and Cadets sent out; 1821; (Ordered, Lxxvi. 466, 
but not presented till) uxxvu. 32, p. (App. 1076.) 


Agra: 

2252. Additional Annual Expense or Charge on the Revenue 
of India actually incurred or to be incurred by the enactment of 
the Act for the new Government of Agra; xc. 150, Pp. 

2253. Letter from the Governor General of India in Council 
to the Court of Directors, dated 4 August 1834, and other Cor- 
respondence relating to the new Government of Agra; xc. 157. 
(p. 304.) 

2254. Correspondence between the Governor General of India 
and Sir Charles Theophilus Metcalf; xc. 143, p. 157. (Pp. 304.) 


Annuities : 

2255. Estimate of Sum required to enable His Majesty to pay 
to the East India Company the amount due under the authority 
of Act 33 Geo. III. c. 47, § 7, being the difference between the 
par value and the market value, on the 22 April 1834, of the 
amount of the Consolidated East India Annuities, which stood 
in the name of the Company on that day; Lxxxix. 302, p. 


(App. 763.) 


GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 





Appeals :—See supra, 144. 
Armyan India :—See supra, 237, &amp;c. 253, ke. 


Assets : 
2256. Amount realized by the Sale of the Company’s Assets 
disposed of since 5 April 1834; application of Funds ; estimated 
Value of remainder of Assets; xc1. 750. (P. 757.) 


Bencoolen : 

2257. Estimate of the Sum required to make Compensation 
to the Proprietors of Bencoolen for Losses sustained by them on 
the surrender of that Settlement to the King of the Netherlands ; 
LXXXIv. 195, P. (App. 536.) 


Beniboo Al: 

2258. Number of Prisoners taken at Beniboo Ali, stating the 
number delivered up, and in what manner they were disposed of; 
LXXViI. 481, P. 

2259. Correspondence concerning the Expedition undertaken 
against the Arabs of Beniboo Ali; (Ordered, uxxvit. 465, but 
not presented.) 


Board of Control: 


2260. Letters Patent appointing Commissioners for the Affairs 
of India; txxvi. 96, P. 


Burmese War : 
2261. Papers relating to; uxxx. 113, Pp. 
2262. Papers relating to the Discussions with the Burmese 
Government; Lxxx. 473, Pp. ; 


2263. Despatches from India, and other Papers relative to the 
Distribution of the Burmese Prize Money ; xcu. 646. (Pp. 669.) 


Cadets : 
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70 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued)—relative to— 
East India—continued. 
Clergy : 


East India—continued. 


Cadets : 
2264. Number of Cadets sent out to India by the East India 


Company for their Military Establishments, 1821-1825; Lxxx1. | 


238, p.——In 1826-1828; Lxxxiv. 231, P. 


Calcutta Bankers : 

2265. Abstract of the Case of the Calcutta Bankers, addressed 
to the Duke of Wellington, a copy of which was laid before Mr. 
Charles Grant, President of the Commissioners for the Affairs of 
India, on 11 August 1831; Lxxxrx. 191, P. 


Calcutta Journal : 

2266. Correspondence between the East India Company and 
India Board and Mr. Buckingham, relative to Resolutions of the 
Select Committee of the House of Commons, 1834, as to Com- 
pensation to him; xc. 455, Pp. 


2267. Minutes and Resolutions of the Court of Directors as to 
the Amount of Compensation awarded to Mr. Arnot, for alleged 
losses ; xci. 222. (P. 236.) 


Carnatic Debts &gt; 

2268. Reports of the Commissioners of Carnatic Debts, 1820; 
Sixteenth; .txxv. 221, P. 1821; Seventeenth; txxvi. 63, P. 
1822; Eighteenth; .xxvu. 37, P. 1823; Nineteenth ; 
LXXvill. 51, P. 1824; Twentieth; .xx1x. 67, P. 1825; 
Twenty-first; Lxxx. 98, P. 1826; Twenty-second; txxxt. 90, 
P. 1827; Twenty-third; txxxu. 106, P. 1828 ; Twenty- 
fourth; txxxi1. 76, P. 1829; Twenty-fifth; txxxiv. 83, Pp. 
1830; Twenty-sixth; txxxv. 143, Pp. 

2269. Amount of Money subject to the Claims of the Creditors 
of the Nabob of the Carnatic, which on the 30 April 1830 was 
invested in the names of the Commissioners, or which remained 
in the hands of the Company ; txxxv. 632.—Lxxxvi. 163, P. 

2270. Numberand AmountofClaims upon and Sums awarded 
by the Carnatic Commissioners, 1825-1836; Annual Expenses 
attending the Commission; xc. 689. (P. 691.) 
































Ceylon :—See supra, 1014, &amp;e. 


Charges : 

2271. Charges incurred by Great Britain, and not defrayed by 
the East India Company; (Ordered, uxxvu. 13, but not pre- 
sented.) 


Charter : 

2272. Correspondence bztween the Court of Directors of the 
East India Company and the Board of Control respecting the 
East India Charter; txxxvin. 227, Pp. 

2273. Proceedings of the East India Company and of the 
Correspondence between the President of the India Board and 
the Court of Directors subsequent to the 27 March last, respect- 
ing the East India Company’s Charter; txxxvi. 473, P. 


2274. Proceedings of the General Court of Proprietors of 
East India Stock, which took place upon the 10 June 1833, relat- 
ing to the negotiation between His Majesty’s Government and the 
Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the East India Company ; 
LXXXVIll. 484, P. 

2275. Correspondence between the Board of Control and the 
Court of Directors of the East India Company on the Renewal 
of the Charter, and the Bill relating thereto, subsequently to that 
already laid before the House; ixxxvitt. 587, P. 


China: 

2276. Letters from the Court of Directors to their Supra 
Cargoes in China, dated 13 January and 18 April 1882; txxxvu. 
319, P. 

2277. Separate Letters from the Select Committee of Supra 
Cargoes in China to the Court of Directors, dated 31 May and 
18 June 1831, and Correspondence of the Court of Directors 
thereupon ; Lxxxvul. 327, P. Separate Letter of 18 April 1832, 
(No. 1,) and of 18 May 1832; Lxxxvur. 388, Pp. 





2278. Despatch which may have been addressed by the Court 
of Directors to the Supra Cargoes at Canton, in reference to the 
Voyage recently undertaken by the ship “ Amherst,” to the North- 
east Coast of China, together with a Copy of any Reports or 
Journals of the said Voyage ; txxxvut. 495. (P. 503.) 


Cwil Offices : 

2279. Establishments connected with the Civil Offices under 
each of the Three Presidencies of Bengal, Madras and Bombay, 
showing the number of Persons and the Expense attached to each ; 
and of all Civil Offices, with the Salary and Allowances annexed 
to each; Lxxxv. 108. (Pp. 629.) 





Coin: 








2280. Number of Chaplains sent out to India, 1814-1825 
LXXXI. 238, P. 1826-1828; LxxxIv. 231, P. 

2281. Salaries and Allowances paid by the Government in 
India at each of the Presidencies for the support of the Clergymen 
and Priests, and Places of Worship of the several Religious Per- 
suasions in that Country, in 1830 and 1831; txxxvuit. 641, P. 





2282. Regulation established by the Government of India in 
1835 for the equalization of the Weight and Value of the Silver 
and Gold Coins; Minutes of the Indian Governments ; Despatches 
from this Country, and other Returns; (Ordered, xc1. 718, but 
not presented.) 


Compensations : 


2283. Proceedings of the Court of Directors fixing Compensa- 
tions to Servants of the Company ; uxxxrx. 140. (P. 191.) ; xc. 59, 
P.; xc1. 56. 

2284. Lists specifying particulars of Compensation proposed 
to be granted to Reduced Officers and Servants of the East India 
Company, and to certain other Persons whose interests are affected 
by the discontinuance of the Company’s Trade; ixxxrx. 293, Pp. 
457. (Pp. 514.) 572, P.—xc. 21. 34. 59, P. 127, P. 132, P. 187, P. 
239, Pp. 246, Pp. 257, P. 274, P. 287, P. 313, P. 393, P. 423, P. 444, P. 
467, Pp. 487, P. 506, P. 532, Pp. 555, Pp. 584, P. 635, P. 658, P. 659, P. 
—XCI. 11. 21. 70. 131. 221, 222. 242. 285. 302. 338. 408. 538. 637. 
750. 831, 832.—xc11. 17. 46. 98. 189. 378. 407. 480. 646. 660. 


2285. Allowances, Compensations, Remunerations and Super- 
annuations granted to the Officers and Servants of the Board of 
Commissioners for the Affairs of India and of the East India 
Company in 1836; xcu. 71. 

2286. Compensations, Superannuations and Allowances granted 
by the Court of Directors in 1836 to Persons affected by the dis- 
continuance of the Company’s Trade; xcu. 98. 

2287. Correspondence between the President of the Board of 
Control in February and March 1835, and those Officers of the 
East India Company’s late Maritime Service, whose claims to 
Compensation have not been admitted ; xc11. 376. (P. 390.) 


Correspondence : 


2288. Number of Drafts and Collections which passed through 
the Office of the Commissioners for the Affairs of India, 1805-6— 
1809-10, and in the Five Years preceding the alterations which 
have been adopted in conducting the Indian Official Correspond- 
ence; (Ordered, Lxxxvi. 878, but not presented.) 


Courts of Justice : 


2289. Table of Fees sanctioned by the Courts, and charged 
by the Officers of His Majesty’s Supreme Courts of Judi- 
cature at Fort William, Fort St. George, Bombay and Prince of 
Wales’ Island; and Amount of Salaries and Emoluments of every 
kind received by the several Officers in the said Courts; (Ordered, 
Lxxxul. 374, but not presented till) txxxiv. 268, P. 363, P. 408, P.; 
LXXXvV. 7, P. 


Debts: 


2290. Debt due by His Majesty’s Government to the East 
India Company on 1 May 1820; (Ordered, txxv1. 217, but not 
presented.) 1 May 1821; (Ordered, txxvus. 17, but not presented.) 

2291. Territorial Debts owing by the East India Company at 
their several Presidencies; txxv. 346. On 30 April 1813- 
1820; Lxxvit. 274. (P. 286.) (App. 1068.) 1813-1822 ; 
Lxxvil. 464, p. (App. 950.) 1813~1823; (Ordered, uxx1x. 
522, but not presented.) 1822-1826 5 Lxxx1l. 435, P. 

2292. Name and Amount of all Public Debts affecting the 
India Revenues at the Three Presidencies; Rates of Interest ; 
Debts paid off, or whereon the Rates of Interest have been 
lowered; (Ordered, xc1. 775, but not presented.) 














Deccan Prize Money: 


2293. Names of the different Secretaries, Prize Agents and 
other Persons employed in the Distribution of the Deccan Prize 
Money in India and England; Amount of Per-centage paid to 
each, and Law Expenses; txxxvut. 36. (r. 42.) 

2294. Sums received under the head of Deccan Prize Money; 
Expenses incurred, and Sums paid or remaining to be paid to each 
Claimant ; (Ordered, uxxxvu. 543. Order discharged, and another 
Account ordered, 549.) 

2295. Sums or Booty convertible into Money received or to 


be received under the head of Deccan Prize Money; Expense 
incurred, and Sums paid or remaining to be paid; (Ordered, 
LXxxvil. 549, but not presented.) 


2296. His 














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


East India; Deccan Prize Money—continued. 
2296. His Majesty’s Warrant, dated 31 July 1832, for dis- 
- tributing the Proceeds of the Deccan Booty ; txxxvit. 584, P. 

2297. Report of Mr. Chaplain (formerly Commissioner in the 
Deccan) to the Bombay Government, respecting the Money seized 
by order of Mr. Robertson from the late Narroba Govind Outia, 
of Poona, after the capture of that City and the termination 
of the War; (Ordered, uxxxvu. 582, but not presented till) 
LXxxvill. 201. 

2298. Statement of the Proceedings of the Bombay Govern- 
ment connected with the Report of Mr. Chaplain on the case of 
Narroba Govind Outia; (Ordered, txxxvu. 584, but not presented 
till) Lxxxvitl. 260. 

2299. Letter from the Trustees of the Deccan Booty to the 
Secretary of the Treasury, dated 22 June 1825, as originally 
written, and other Correspondence ; Lxxxvutt. 610, P. 

2300. Treasury Minute relative to the Deccan Prize Money, 
dated 27 July 1825, and Letter of the Trustees of the said Prize 
Money, dated 18 July 1825, mentioned in the said Minute, and 
other Correspondence thereon ; txxxvul. 703, P. 

2301. Memorandum, dated 10 September 1825, on the subject 
of the Deccan Prize Money, signed by the Duke of Wellington, 
and sent to the First Lord of the Treasury ; Lxxxvu1t. 703, P. 


Dutch East Indiamen :—See supra, 40. 


Ecclesiastical Establishments : 

2302. Number of Persons on the Ecclesiastical Establishment 
of the Church of England, and the Presbyterian Church and other 
Religious Denominations in the Company’s Territories; Rank, 
Station, and Expenses of Establishment; xcr. 750. (P. 757.) 


Education : 

2303. Number of Colleges, Schools or other Seminaries. of 
Education in each Zilla, under the several Presidencies of Fort 
William, Fort St. George and Bombay, 1814, 1820 and 1830; 
(Ordered, uxxxvi. 900, but not presented.) 


Finance : 
2304. Letters from the Court of Directors to the Governors in 
-Council at Fort William in Bengal, Fort St. George and Bombay, 
in the Territorial Finance Department, 10 March 1830; txxxv. 
223, P. 

2305. Minute of the Governor-General in India, dated 30 Oc- 
tober 1829, concerning the Indian Financial Estimates for 1829-30; 
LXxXVv. 387, P. 

2306. Statement of the Account between the Territorial and 
Commercial Branches from 1814; Lxxxv. 509. (Pp. 521.) 

2307. Continuation of Accounts relating to the Trade and Fi- 
nances of India which were presented in 1829 and 1830; Lxxxv1. 
265, Pp. 289, Pp. 335, P. 345, P.—LXXXVII. 316, P. 324, P. 423, P. 
492, Pp. 519, P. 


Fort St. George: 
2308. Minute by the late Sir Thomas Munro, on the State of 
the Country and Condition of the People under the Presidency 
of Fort St. George, dated 31 December 1824 ; txxxv. 427, Pp. 


Gaols : 
2309. Reports and other Documents relating to the State of 
Gaols in the East India Possessions, which have been received 
since the last East India Act came into operation; xc11. 79. 


Gordon, Peter : 
2310. Correspondence relative to the Arrest of Mr. Peter 
Gordon, at Ramnad, on 27 December 1827 ; Lxxx1x. 560. 


Haileybury College : 

2311. Total Expense of the East India Company’s College 
at Haileybury, of Writers sent out to India and China, and the 
present Establishment at the College, 1821; (Ordered, uxxvi. 
466, but not presented till) uxxv11.32, p. (App. 1073.) 

2312. Net Expense incurred for the Maintenance of Hailey- 
bury College, after deducting Sums paid by Students; and 
stating Number educated, 1838 and 1834; xc. 139, P. 


Hindoo Widows and Infanticide : 

2313. Official Documents and Papers received by the Court 
of Directors relative to the burning of Widows on the funeral 
piles of their Husbands, 1810-1820; (Ordered, txxv. 460 ; Order 
discharged and another made, 476, but not presented till) Lxxvt. 
481. (p. 505.)——Since 10th July 1821; txxvut. 406, P. 
Since 23d March 1823; txxrx. 524, p. Since 16th June 1824; 
LXxx, 623. 641, P. Since 5th July 1825; txxxm. 466, Pp. 
Since last Return; txxxu. 542, P. Since last Return ; (Or- 
dered, uxxxiv. 389, but not presented till) uxxxv. (223, P.) 

















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East India ; HindooWidows and Infanticide—continued. 


2314. Number of Women who have been immolated on the 
Piles of their Husbands, from 1815; txxx. 623. 

2315. Despatches and Regulations relating to the practice of 
the Suttee; uxxxv. 552, (Pp. 566.) 

2316. Correspondence which has taken place on the subject of 
Hindoo Infanticide ; (Ordered, xxvii. 404, but not presented. 
Again ordered, txx1x. 452; presented, 465.) (Pp. 512.); Lxxx111. 
(542, p.) 





Home Accounts: 


2317. Home Accounts of the East India Company, 1 May 1835; 





xc. 481, Pp, 1836; xcr. 549. (Pp. 576.)———1837; xcmI. 529. 
(P. 568.) 
Imports and Exports: 


2318. Value of all Articles, being of the Growth or Manufac- 
ture of the United Kingdom, exported by the East India Com- 
pany, from 1811-12; Lxxxv. 321, p. (App. 819.) 

2319. Goods exported from Great Britain to the East Indies 
and China, 1818, 1819; Lxxv. 392, Pp. 435, p. (App. 819.) 

2320, Goods, the Produce of the East Indies and China, im- 
ported into and exported from Great Britain, 1818 and 1819; Lxxv. 
392, P. 435, Pp. (App. 820. 822. 824.) 

2321. Amount of Duties received upon Goods imported from 
the East Indies, 1814-1820; ixxv. 392, p. 422, p, 451. (App. 
821. 831.) 

2322. Value of all Goods and Merchandise exported from 
Great Britain to Ports to the eastward of the Cape of Good Hope, 
1813-1822; txxvu. 436, p. (App. 1034.) 

2323. Goods exported and imported from and to Great Britain 
to and from the East Indies and China; Value of Exports of the 
Growth and Manufacture of the United Kingdom by the East 
India Company; Duties on Imports; txxvim. 280, p. (App.. 
910-917.) 

2324. Official and declared Value of all Merchandise exported 
from the United Kingdom to the East Indies and China, 1814- 
1823; Lxxxu. 111, P. 193, Pp. 1823 and 1824; (Ordered, xxx. 
489, but not presented till) txxxt. 64, P. 

2325. Real and official Value of Exports and Imports to and 
from the East Indies 4nd China and the Mauritius, and Duties 
received, 1814-1826; Lxxxi. 459, p.——In 1827; (Ordered, 
LXxxiul. 452, but not presented.) 

2326. Goods exported and imported from and to Great Britain 
to and from Ports eastward of the Cape of Good Hope, distin- 
guishing Produce of the East Indies and China, and Exports and 
Imports, by the East India Company and private Merchants, from 
5 January 1820; (Ordered, txxx11. 597, but not presented.) 

2327. Articles exported from the United Kingdom to the East 
Indies in each year, 1820-1827 ; also all Articles imported; (Or- 
dered, uxxx111. 79, but not presented.) 

2328. Goods exported and imported to and from Great Britain 
from and to the East Indies and China; Quantity and declared 
Value; Duties on Imports, 1823-1828; txxxu11. 420, P. 442, P. 

2329. Return of every Article imported from the British Pos- 
sessions east of the Cape of Good Hope on which a larger Duty of 
Customs is charged than on the same Article imported from British 
Possessions in any other part of the World; also Amount of Duty 
levied; Lxxxv. 502, P. 

2330. Official and real value of the Exports from and Imports 
into Great Britain to and from the East Indies and China, for 1827 
and 1828; LxxxIv. 240, P. 1829; (Ordered, uxxxv. 623, but 
not presented.) 

2331. Imports and Exports between Great Britain, the East 
Indies and China, 1830; (Ordered, Lxxxvi. 27, but not presented.) 


See infra, 2806. 








Indian Government : 


2332. Copies or Extraets of Letter from the Deputy Secretary 
to the Governor-General in Council to the Secretary of the Court of 
Directors of the East India Company, dated Fort William, 7 Sep- 
tember 1830, and other Correspondence; Lxxxvull. 513, P. 518. 


Indo-Britons : 


2333. Memorials or Representations presented to the Go- 
vernors or Governments of India by the Indo-Britons; Lxxx. 623. 


Insolvent Debtors : 
2334. Number of Persons confined for Debt in the Gaols at 
the Presidencies of Calcutta, Fort St. George and Bombay, in 
1826 and 1827; (Ordered, uxxx111. 374, but not presented.) 


Java 





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East India—continued. 
Java Prize Money: 

2335. Java Prize Money invested in Promissory Notes of 
the Bengal Government, and now in possession of the Company 
or their authorities in India; Period of Investment, Names of 
Parties, and Rate of Interest allowed; xc1. 750. 


Juries: 

2336. Regulations adopted by the Supreme Courts at the 
several Presidencies in India as to Natives serving on Juries, 
under Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 37; txxxul. 397, P. LXxxIv. 268, P. 
363, P. 

2337. Correspondence between the Directors and the Com- 
missioners for the Affairs of India on the India Jury Bill; 
LXXXVII. 339, P. 

2338. Minutes of Council at the Presidency of Madras by Sir 
Thomas Munro, Mr. Greme, Mr. Lushington and others on the 
subject of extending Trial by Jury to the Natives in Criminal 
Cases; uxxxviil. 670. (P. 721.) 


Mandamus : 
2339. Correspondence between the Board of Control and 
the Court of Directors relating to the late Application to the 
Court of King’s Bench for a Mandamus; Lxxxix. 75. 


Newspapers : 

2340. Printing Presses licensed or sanctioned by the British 
Government under the Presidencies of Fort William, Fort St. 
George and Bombay, 1814, 1820 and 1830; (Ordered, uxxxvi. 
900, but not presented till) uxxxvu1. 25. (P. 33.) 


2341. Periodical Publications published under the license or 
sanction of the British Government under the same Presidencies 
for the same years; (Ordered, txxxvi. 900, but not presented till) 
LXXXVII. 25. (P. 33.) 


Officers : 

2342. Names and Rank of Officers of the Civil and Military 
Service of the East India Company, who while absent from their 
respective Presidencies have died within the limits of their 
Charter or the Cape of Good Hope, since 2 May 1821; uxxxt. 
238, P. 


Oude, King of : 

2343. Correspondence between the Commissioners for the 
Affairs of India and the Court of Directors in 1832 and 1833, 
relative to the Claim of certain Bankers on the King of Oude; 
LXXxIx. 346, P. 


. 


2344. Minutes of Proceedings of the Court of Directors rela- 
ting to the Claims of the Lucknow Bankers on the King of Oude, 
of 15th January 1834; Lxxx1x. 346, Pp. 


Pensions, &amp;c. : 

2345. Pensions, Allowances and Compensations payable by 
the East India Company, of Officers of the Indian Army on the 
Retired List ; (Ordered, ixxv1. 466, but not presented till) txxvu. 
130. (p. 224.) (App. 1080. 1088. 1090.) 


2346. List of all Pensions granted by the East India Company 


to Commanders, Officers, &amp;c., of the Commercial Marine Service, 
since 17983 Lxxxvyill. 611, P. 700, P. 


Pilgrim Taz : 
2347. Places in India where a Pilgrim Tax is levied ; Number 
of Pilgrims on whom the Tax has been paid since 1805 ; (Ordered, 
Lxxxit. 475, but not presented.) 
































2348. Proceedings of the Government in India respecting the 
Pilgrim Tax; (Ordered, txxx1v. 389, but not presented. Again 
ordered, Lxxxv. 528, but not presented.) 


























2349. Receipts and Disbursements of the Pilgrim Tax since 
1805; and Correspondence respecting it; (Ordered, txxxv1. 470, 
but not presented.) 


Poplar Fund : 


2350. Present Amount; Number of Pensioners in each Class ; 
Rules and Regulations as to Claimants; xc. 203, p. 


Prendergast, M. G.: 

2351. Proceedings of the Court of Directors of the East India 
Company, in consequence of two Letters addressed by M. G. Pren- 
dergast, Agent of Monohur Doss and Seetul Bahoo; (To be 
printed without the Appendix,) txxvu. 837. 



























































2352. Further Proceedings of the Court of Directors, grow- 
ing out of the Letters from M. G. Prendergast, Esq"*; txxvu. 
364, P. 























I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued)—relative to— 
| East India; Prendergast, M. G.—continued. 


2353. Reports of Commissioners appointed by the Bengal 
Government to investigate the Claims of Mr. Prendergast ; 
Correspondence relating to that subject; Despatches from the 
Bengal Government on Mr. Prendergast’s Case; uxxvu. 474, 


Printing Presses : 


2354. Number of Printing Presses licensed or sanctioned by 
the British Government under the Presidencies of Fort William, 
Fort St. George and Bombay; 1814, 1820 and 1830; (Ordered, 
Lxxxvi. 900, but not presented till) txxxvu. 25. (P. 33.) 


Regulations : 


2355. Regulations passed by the Governor-General in Coun- 
cil of Bengal, and by the Governors in Council of Fort St. George 
and Bombay; 1821; Ltxxvi. 69. (Pp. 94.) 103. (rv. 145.)}——1822 ; 
LXXvul. 67. 484, P. 1824; LxXx1x. 78. (P, 149.)——-1823 and 
1824; Lxxx1. 154, P.——1825 and 1826; Lxxxi11. 162, p—— 
1827; Lxxxtv. 265, P. 1828; Lxxxv. 33. (rP. 67.)——1829; 
LXXxv. 653, P. 1830; Lxxxvi. 900. 18315 LXxxVIlIlI. 297. 
(P. 379.) 732, P. 1833-1836 ; xcrr. 390. 

2356. Paper intituled “ Promulgation of the Laws and Regu- 
lations in India; ” xc. 249, pP. 

















Religious Ceremonies : 


2357. Memorial transmitted by the European Population of 
Madras to the Governor, on the subject of their compulsory at- 
tendance upon the Religious Ceremonies of the Natives, with the 
Letter of the Bishop of Madras transmitting the Memorial; and 
the Answer returned :—Also, Despatches of the Court of Directors 
regarding the Pilgrim Tax, &amp;c.; xc11. 407. (Pp. 425.) 


Removals from India: 


2358. Persons removed from India or ordered to quit India 
since 1784; (Ordered, uxxx. 125, but not presented.) 


Resolutions : 


2359. Resolutions of the Court of Directors, being Warrants or 
Instruments granting any Salary, Pension or Gratuity ; 1820; 
LXXV. 209, Pp. 401. 18215 LXXxvI. 25. 162. 232. 303. 415. 504. 
1822; Lxxvil. 19. 94. 189. 274. 324, 413. 484. ——-1823; Lxxviul. 
20, 21. 118. 280, 370. 464. 18245 Lxx1x. 30. 134. 362. 513. 
1825; Lxxx. 98. 260. 382. 502, P. 1826; Lxxx1. 23, 154. 
238. 335. 1827 5 LXxXxII. 48, P. 227. 424. 545. 1828 5 LXXXIII. 
46. 162. 239. 355, 425. 522. 1829; LxxxIv. 50. 125. 240. 298. 
407. (Pp. 415.)——1830; Lxxxv. 57. 280. 427, Pp. 646. 1831; 
LXXXVI. 156. 389. 590. 663. 826. 900. 18325; Lxxxvil. 85. 226. 
415, P. 529. (Pp. 554.)——1833 5 LXxxvill. 143. 237. 492. 721. 
1834; Lxxxix. 86.201. 261. 433. 524. 602.—xc. 41. 276. 467. 584. 
658, P.—xcI. 14. 390. 831.—xcI. 17. 129. 318. 660. 



































Revenues and Charges in India : 


2360. Revenues and Charges in India from 1812-13 to 1820- 
21, showing the Annual Surplus; txxvit. 380. (Pp. 394.) (App. 
1072.}——1812-13 to 1821-22; .txxvi. 464. (App. 950.)—— 
1812-13 to 1822-23; (Ordered, uxx1x. 522, but not presented.) 
In each year, 1822-23-1826; Lxxxul. 435, P. In Two 
Years ending 30 April 1826 and 30 April 1827, stating the Rate 
and Amount of Interest on the Territorial Debt; txxxur. 493. 
(P. 503.) 








2361. Annual Revenues, Charges and other Statements re- 
lative to the Affairs of the East India Company; and Return to 
Act 54 Geo. III. c. 36, s. 55, requiring certain Accounts to be laid 
before Parliament; 1820; xxv. 226, p. (App. 790-814.) —.—1821; 
LXxvI. 414. (Pp. 422.) (App. 1124-1148.) 1822; LXXvII. 
341. (re. 348.) (App. 1038—1062.)——1823 ; Lxxvi1r. 370, Pp. (App. 
924-948.) 1824; Lxx1x. 399, P. 1825; Lxxx. 404, Pp. 
1826 5 LXxXxI. 334, Pp. 345, P. 18275 Uxxxul. 445, Pp. 
1828; Lxxx111. 345, P. 1829 ; LXxXxIV. 297, P. 1830; Lxxxv. 
421, P. 1831; LXxxVI. 533, P. 

2362. General Statement of the Revenues and Charges of India 
(exclusive of commercial charges drawn from Accounts presented 
to Parliament) ; and several other Statements, Accounts and Papers 
relating thereto; Lx xxv. 20, P. 

2363. Annual Revenues and Charges of Bengal under the re- 
spective heads thereof for Three Years, according to the latest 
advices, with Estimate for the succeeding Year; also several other 
Accounts and Estimates relating to the Revenues of the East India 
Company ; Lxxxvi. 533, p.—Lxxxvil. 315, P.—Lxxxvit. 380, P.— 
LXXXIX. 297. (P. 327.)—xc. 281, P.—xCI. 550. (P. 576.) 

2364. Monies supplied from the Revenues of India, from the 
commencement of the present Charter to 30 April 1836, towards 
payment of Expenses in England chargeable on those Revenues ; 


xCl. 702. (Pp. 714.)———Since last Return; (Ordered, xcu. 567, but 
not presented.) 





























Richetts, 








" Salaries : 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 73 














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


East India—continued. 


Ricketts, Gilbert : 

2365. Communications from the Judges of the Supreme Court 
of Judicature at Madras, and from the Governor in Council at 
Madras, relative to the Appointment of Gilbert Ricketts to the 
Office of Registrar of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Madras; 
several other Papers relative to the same subject, and to the Estate 
of Colonel O’Reilly ; txxxu1. 476, P. 507, P. 


2366. Salaries and Allowances directed to be paid to Officers 
appointed by the Commissioners for the Affairs of India to attend 
upon the Board, during the winding up of the Commercial 
Business of the East India Company ; xc. 34. 


Sale of Goods : 

2367. Proceeds of the Sale of Goods, &amp;c., of the East India 
Company; 1820; txxv. 239, p. (App. 814.) 1821; Lxxvi. 
385. (Pp. 405.) (App. 1150.)——1822; uxxvit. 303. (Pp. 348.) (App. 
1064.) 1823; Lxxviit. 352, p. (App. 920.) 1824; LXxIx. 
421. (P. 536.) 1825; .Lxxx. 459, P. 1826; Lxxx1. 380. 
(p. 891.)——1827 ; LXxxil. 488, P. 1828; LXxx1uI. 382, P. 
1829; LxxxIv. 345, P. 1830; Lxxxv. 532. (p. 629.)——1831 ; 
LXXXVI. 553, P. 1832; Lxxxvil. 388, P. 1833; LXXXVIII. 
715. (P. 721.)—-—-1834 5 LXxx1x. 544. (P, 554.) 


Salt : 

2368. Two Letters from Sir Robert Wilmot Horton, Governor 
of Ceylon, to the Secretary of the Colonies, dated August 9 and 
November 20, 1833, respecting the Monopoly of Salt by the East 
India Company ; 1xxx1x. 204, P. 


Shapooree, Island of : 

2369. Document showing that the Island of Shapooree be- 
longs to or is within the Territory of the East India Company ; 
also of the Extent and Revenue of the Island; Lxxx1. 329, P. 
































Ships and Vessels : : 

2370. Number of Ships, with the Amount of their Tonnage, for 
which Licenses have been granted by the East India Company, 
under Act 53 Geo. III. c. 155, s. 11; Lxxv. 293, p. (App. 818.) 
———Ditto, by the Commissioners for the Affairs of India; 
Lxxv. 349, p. (App. 818.) 


2371. Correspondence respecting the Restrictions contained 
in 13th section of 53 Geo. III. c. 155, with respect to the Tonnage 
of Vessels trading between the United Kingdom and the East 
Indies ; txxvit. 409, p. (App. 1094.) 

2372. Proceedings of the Court of Directors, relative to 
Abatements made from the Allowances to the Owners of certain 
Ships in the Service of the Company; txxvin. 21. (App. 910.) 

2373. Number of Ships and Tonnage that entered inwards 
and cleared outwards into and from Great Britain, toand from 
the East Indies and China; 1818 and 1819; txxv. 321, p. (App. 
818.)——1793-1822; Lxxvi. 78, P. 1821-1823; Lxxvim. 
280, p. (App. 910.) 1823-1827; .Lxxxu. 419, p.———To 
and from Ireland; 1818 and 1819; txxv. 362, p. (App. 818.)—— 
1793-1822; Lxxviit. 193, Pp. (App. 895.) 

2374. Crews of the several Ships from the East Indies and 
China, which have entered the Ports of Great Britain; 1821- 
1823; Tonnage; Number of Men, distinguishing British, Foreign 
and Lascars; txxvit. 424, p. (App. 917.) 

2375. Number of Ships cleared out from the different Ports 
of the United Kingdom for British India; 1801-1826; Number 
of Seamen, British or Indian, distinguishing Company’s from 
Private Ships; (Ordered, uxxxtt. 542, but not presented till) 
LXXXIII. 183. (Pp. 190.)——-1801-1828; Lxxxiv. 273, P. 

2376. British Ships and Tonnage that entered inwards and 
cleared outwards from and to the Possessions of the East India 
Company to the Eastward of the Cape of Good Hope; 1814- 
1826; Lxxx11. 416, P. 1814-1827 5 Lxxx1. 554, p.——1828 ; 
LXXXxIVv. 230, P. 

2377. Number of Ships and Amount of Tonnage employed in 
the Trade with the East Indies and China, distinguishing Private 
Trade from Company’s Trade, 1829; (Ordered, txxxv. 623, but 
not presented.) 

See infra, 4942, 4943. 











Slaves and Slave Trade :—See infra, 5445, ke. 
Spices :—See infra, 5588. 


Stamps : 
2378. Memorial presented by the Merchants of London to the 
Court of Directors respecting the Stamp Tax lately imposed in 
Calcutta; and Answer to that Memorial; txxxit. 437, P. 











East India; Stamps—continued. 

2379. Revenue received from Stamps in India in 1823-24 
and 1825-26, showing the Gross Amount of the Tax; also a 
Schedule of the Rates of all the Stamp Duties; txxxu1. 437, p. 
































































State Prisoners : 


2380. Number of Persons who have been confined as State 
Prisoners ; (Ordered, uxxx. 506, but not presented.) 


Steam Navigation to India :—See infra, 5875, &amp;e. 
Sugar :—See infra, 5928. 


Superannuations : 

2381. Allowances, Compensations, Remunerations and Super- 
annuations granted to the Officers and Servants of the Company ; 
LXXxV. 101.—LXxvI. 25.—Lxxvul. 19.—Lxxvil. 20.—.xx1x. 30.— 
LXXX. 98.—LXXXI, 23.—LXxx1l. 227.—Lxxx11l. 46.—.Lxxxiv. 50.— 
LXXXV. 57. (P. 69.)—-LXXXVI. 389.—LXXXVII. 85.—LXxxvilI. 143, 
—LXXxXxIx. 86. 


Surgeons : 

2382. Number of Assistant Surgeons sent out to India by the 
East India Company for their Military Establishments, in each 
Year, 1814-1820; (Ordered, uxxvi. 466, but not presented till) 
Lxxvil. 130. (App. 1090.) 

2383. Number of Assistant Surgeons and Chaplains sent out 
to India in each Year, 1814-1825; .xxxi. 238, P. 1826- 
1828; LxxxIv. 231, P. 


Talnier, Fort of : 
2384. Reports or other Documents which have been received 
since 15 February 1819, relative to the capture of the Fort of 
Talnier; Lxxv. 205, Pp. 





Tanjore Debts : 

2385. First Report of Commissioners; xxx. 98, p——Second; 
LXxx1. 90, P. Third; .xxxu. 106, Pp. Fourth ; uxxxit. 
76, P. Fifth ; uxxxiv. 83, Pp. Sixth; .txxxvi. 51, Pp. 
Seventh; txxxvt. 565, P. Eighth; txxxvu. 283, p. Ninth; 
LXXXVIII. 205, P. Tenth; ixxxix. 11, Pp. 

2386. Claims and Adjudications made since the last Report; 
Claims undecided; Number and Expenses of Establishment ; 
Deed between the Company and the Creditors of the late Rajah ; 
Correspondence with respect to supplying vacancy in the Com- 
mission which occurred in 1831}; xc. 635, Pp. 644, P. 


Tea: 

2387. Tea Sales of the East India Company in 1822 and 1823 ; 
several other Returns relative to the Tea Trade; ixxrx. 307, P. 
362, P. 

2388. Tea sold at the several Quarterly Sales at the East 
India House, 1829-1833 ; Lxxxrx. 410. (P. 432.) 

2389. Return of all Tea, the property of the East India Com- 
pany, sold at their Public Sale of June last, and of all Private 
Trade Tea sold at the same Sale; txxx1x. 602, pP. 


Trade: 

2390. Papers relating to the Trade with India and China, 
including information respecting the Consumption, Prices, &amp;c. of 
Tea in Foreign Countries; Lxxx1v. 380, p. 

2391. Continuation of Accounts relating to the Trade of India 
and China, and to the Finances of India, which were presented in 
1829 and 1830; Lxxxvi. 265, Pp. 289, Pp. 335, P. 345, P.—LXXxxvII. 
316, P. 324, P. 423, Pp. 492, Pp. 519, P. 

2392. Trade between Great Britain, the East Indies, and 
China; 1830; (Ordered, Lxxxv1. 227, but not presented.) 

2393. Orders in Council issued under the Act to regulate the 
Trade to India and China ; Lxxxr1x. 131, p. 


























Treaties : 

2394, Treaties entered into by the East India Company with 
the Native Chiefs of Sumatra; (Ordered, txxx1x. 299, but not 
presented.) 

2395. Treaties with Native Powers; ixxx. 326. (App. 941.) 


Volunteers : 
2396. Number of Volunteers sent out by the East India Com- 
pany to their Marine, 1814-1820; (Ordered, uxxix. 466, but 
not presented till) txxvu1. 130. (App. 1092.) 


Warehouses : 

2397. Bonding Warehouses in the City of London, and in the 
County of Middlesex, in the occupation of the East India Com- 
pany, which have been approved of as places of special security ; 
LXXXVIII. 587. (P. 592.) 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Widows 






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74 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 











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


East India—continued. 
Widows of Officers: 


2398. Rules and Regulations of the Fund for the Benefit of 


Widows and Families of deceased Officers; txxvit. 140. (P. 147.) 
(App. 1078. 1080.) 


Writers : 
2399. Number sent out to India and China in each of the 
years 1821-1825; Lxxx1. 238, P. 1826-1828; LxxxIv. 231, P. 
2400. Number of Writers and Cadets appointed in each year, 
1813-1833, distinguishing, so far as is practicable, those who were 
the Sons of Officers either in the civil or military service in India; 
LXxxvill. 580, P. 


East India Docks: 

2401. Annual Account of Receipts and Disbursements by the 
East India Dock Company, 1821; txxvr. 114. (Pp. 197.}——1822; 
LXXVII. 74. 1823; LXxxvi. 101. 18245 LXXxIx. 159. 
18253 ~xxx. 195. 1826; Lxxxr. 163.——1827 5 Lxxx1I. 350. 

1828 5 LXxx11I. 147. 




















Eaton Square :—See infra, 2943. 


Eccleshall and Stone : 
2402. Houses and Tenements of the annual value of £.10 
and upwards in the Towns of Eccleshall and Stone; txxxrx. 
119, P. 


Ecclesiastical Benefices :—See supra, 475. 1246, &amp;c.; infra, 


2829. 
Ecclesiastical Commissioners :—See supra, 1155. 1261. 


Ecclesiastical Corporations (Ireland) : 

2403. Gross Amounts of Income of all Ecclesiastical Cor- 
porations in Ireland, with an Account of the Amount and Appro- 
priation of the Economy Rates belonging to the Cathedral 
Churches in Ireland; txxxvitt. 370, pP. 


Ecclesiastical Courts : 
2404. Courts which exercise Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction, and 
all Courts which exercise peculiar and exempt Jurisdiction in 
England and Wales; txxx111. 234, pP. 


2405. Number of Causes instituted in the several Courts 
which exercise Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction of any description in 
the Provinces of Canterbury and York, with a Statement of the 
Amount of Fees paid, 1824-1827; Lxxx11I. 384, p. 

2406. Fees, Profits and Emoluments of the King’s Proctor, of 
the King’s Advocate, and of the Judge Registrars and Officers of 
the Consistory and Commissary Courts of London in 1826-1828 ; 
also of the late Fees of Proctors on Grants of Administration 
on double Probates of Wills; (Ordered, txxxiv. 383, but not 
presented till) Lxxxv. 48, Pp. 136. (Pp. 148.) 281. 


2407. Bills of Charges against the Suitors in the Cause of 
Briscoe v. Briscoe; also of Items of the Bills of Costs and Dis- 
bursements charged by Messrs. Toller &amp; Sons, Proctors, upon 
an Appeal to the Court of Delegates in the Cause of Peddle v. 
Evans, in 1826; (Ordered, Lxxx1v. 397, but not presented.) 


2408. Commission issued for inquiring into the state of the 
Ecclesiastical Courts in England and Wales; txxxv. 196, P. 


2409. General and Special Reports by the Commissioners 
appointed to inquire the Practice and Jurisdiction of the Eccle- 
siastical Courts in England and Wales, dated 25 Jan. 1831 and 
15 Feb. 1832, with Appendices ; Lx xxvut. 148, Pp. 

See supra, 147. 1181. 1448; infra, 4765, &amp;c. 4825, &amp;c. 6407, 
&amp;e. 


Ecclesiastical Leases :—See supra, 787. 


Ecclesiastical Revenue, England and Wales: 

2410. Reports of Commissioners of Ecclesiastical Revenue 
Inquiry in England and Wales; Lxxx1x. 530, p.—xc. 374. 

2411. Estimate of the Sum required to pay Salaries and 
Expenses incurred by the Commissioners ; xc11. 213, p. 

2412. Orders in Council for ratifying certain Schemes proposed 
by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners ; xcu. 34. (Pp. 264.) 441. 

2413. Memorials from Bishops or Chapters of Cathedral 
Churches, addressed to His Majesty’s Commissioners of Ecclesi- 
astical Inquiry ; (Ordered, xcu. 169; Order discharged, 177.) 

2414. Resolutions transmitted to the several Beneficed Clergy- 
men in England and Wales by the Commissioners of Ecclesiastical 
Revenue, and Answers received from the Diocese of Chester ; 
( Ordered, xcu. 209; Order discharged, 365.) 








Ecclesiastieal Revenue, England and Wales—continued. 
2415. Questions transmitted to the several Beneficed Clergy- 
men in England and Wales by the Commissioners of Ecclesiastical 
Revenue, and of such portions of the Answers thereto from the 
Clergy of the Diocese of Chester as relate to Population and 
Income; xcu1. 378. 


2416. Clear Annual Revenue of every Archbishopriek, 
Bishoprick, Archdeaconry, Deanery and Prebend, according to 
the Report of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, on an average of ° 
Three Years, ending 31 December 1831; with the Sums paid as 
Tenths and as First Fruits; xcu. 294. (Pp. 296.) 


2417. Net Annual Revenue of each of the several Arch- 
bishopricks, Bishopricks, and other Ecclesiastical Benefices in 
England and Wales, on an average of Three Years, ending 
31 December 1831, of the clear Annual Income of £.250 and 
upwards, as returned in the Report of the Commissioners ; and 
the Amount paid for First Fruits and Tenths; xcrr. 495, p. (514.) 


Ecclesiastical Revenue and Patronage Ireland : 

2418. First Report of Commissioners on Ecclesiastical Revenue 
and Patronage in Ireland; txxxviit. 733, P. Second Report ; 
LXX XIX. 582, P. Third Report; xc1. 329. (Pp. 337.)——-Fourth 
Report; xcr1. 616, P. 

2419. Summaries of the Digest of the Inquiry into the 
Archiepiscopal and Episcopal Revenues and Patronage in Ireland; 
LXXXVIII, 370, P. 








2420, Digest of the Inquiry into the Archiepiscopal and 
Episcopal Revenues and Patronage in Ireland, as prepared under 
the Authority of the Commissioners of Ecclesiastical Revenue 
and Patronage in 1833 ; (Ordered, txxx1x. 286, but not pre- 
sented.) 

2421. Income, and the Particulars thereof, which the Eccle- 
siastical Commissioners of Ireland are now in the actual Receipt 
of; (Ordered, txxx1x. 567, but not presented.) 

2422. Return of the Public Bodies or Boards to which the 
Solicitor or Solicitors of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners in 


Ireland is or are also Solicitor or Solicitors or Agents; Amount 
of Salary, &amp;c.; txxx1x. 592. 


Economy Lands: 

2423. Return from the different Dioceses in Ireland of the 
Economy Lands, Funds, or Parish Estates; setting forth particu- 
larly their Situation, Nature, Tenants’ Names, Annual Rent, Pro- 
duce, and how disposed of; (Ordered, txxxvit. 591, but not pre- 
sented.) 


Economy Rates :—Sce supra, 2403. 


Edinburgh : 


Baillie Court :—See supra, 548. 


Bridewell : 
2424. Return of Persons subjected to Imprisonment in Edin- 
burgh Bridewell in 1826; Lxxx111. 234, Pp. 


Churches : 


2425. Amount received for Seat Rents in each of the Esta- 
blished Churches in Edinburgh, 1820-1832; Lxxxvu. 567, Pp. 


College : 

2426. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted for the Expense 
of Works carrying on at the College of Edinburgh, for 1820; 
LXXv. 255, p. (App. 565.)——1821 ; Lxxvi. 80, p. (App. 580.)——— 
1822; Lxxvil. 31, p. (App. 593.) 1823 ; uxxvint. 174, Pp. (App. 
570.)———1824; Lxxrx. 24, p. (App. 638.) 1825; Lxxx. 31, P. 
(App. 749.)——1826; uxxxr. 141, Pp. (App. 525.) 1832 ; 
LXXXVII. 105, Pp. (App. 800.) 











Excise Office :—See infra, 2630. 


General Register House : 

2427. First Report of Commissioners; 1xxxi. 331, P. 
Second Report ; txxxu. 488, P. First Report of Commission- 
ers for regulating Fees payable there, together with the Table 
of Fees; txxxtv. 60, P. 








Glasgow Railway : 

2428. Correspondence between the Trustees for Manufac- 
tures in Scotland, the Treasury and the Promoters of the 
Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway, on the subject of the Tunnel 
projected through the Mound in Edinburgh; and Report from 
Messrs. Walker and Cubitt, engineers, on that subject; xcu. 
303. (P. 312.) 


Local 














ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





75 





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


Edinburgh—continued. 


Local Taxation: 
2429. Annuity Tax raised by the Magistrates and Town 
Council of the City of Edinburgh, 1821-1833; .txxxvimt. 126. 


London and Morpeth, Road from:—See infra, 3590. 3933, 
Post Office : 


2430. Correspondence respecting the building of a new 
Post Office at Edinburgh ; txxvi. 272. (Pp. 274.) 


Education, England : 
2431. Number of Schools in each Town, Parish, &amp;c., stating 
the Population and description of School; xc. 149, p. 


Education, Ireland : 

2432. Seventh Report of the Commissioners; txxv. 346, P. 
Eighth ; txxv1. 336, p.—— Report of the Proceedings of the 
Commissioners ; 1823 ; Lxxvii. 340, P. Report for Year ending 
25 March 1825; Lxxx. 535, P. Annual Report to the Lord 
Lieutenant, 1828; Lxxxi1. 351, P. 1829-30; Lxxxv, 421, Pp. 
18315; LXXxXVI. 553, P. 18325 LxXxxIx. 104, P. 1838 ; 
LXXXIx, 504, P.——1834; xc. 355, P, 1836; xcu. 430. (P. 
437.) 

2433. Estimate of the Expenditure of the Society for pro- 
moting the Education of the Poor in Ireland; 1820; txxv. 314. 
(App. 576.}—-1821; Lxxvi. 367, Pp. (App. 623,-—1822; 
LXxviI, 163, p. (App. 630,)}——1823; uxxvinl. 122, Pp, (App. 
608.)——1824 ; Lxx1x. 86, P. 1825 ; Lxxx. 172, Pp. (App. 792.) 
1826; LxxxI. 162, p. (App. 564.)}——1827 ; Lxxxu1. 267, P. 
(App. 754.)}——-1828; txxxim. 145, v. (App. 696.)——1829; 
LXXxIV. 117, Pp. (App. 550.}——-1830 ; txxxv. 166, Pp. (App. 792.) 

2434, Estimate of the Sum necessary to enable the Lord Lieu- 
tenant of Ireland to issue money from time to time out of the 
Consolidated Fund in aid of Schools established by Voluntary 
Contributions; 1820; txxv. 314. (App. 583.)——1821; Lxxv1. 
367, Pp. (App. 629.)——1822; rxxvir. 164, p. (App. 637.}—— 
1823; txxvinl. 149, Pp. (App. 618.) 229, rp. (App. 621.}——1824 ; 
Lxx1x. 87, p. (App. 688.)——1825 5 Lxxx. 173, p. (App. 805.) 

2435. Estimate of the Sum necessary for the Lord Lieutenant 
to issue money in aid of Schools, and for the Advancement 
of Education; 1831; Lxxxvi. 766, p. (App. 1068.)——In Five 
Quarters, January 1832 to March 1833; txxxvu1, 418, p. (App. 
856.)——Ist April 1833 to 31st March 1834; uxxxvim. 264, p. 
(App. 928.)——1834-35 ; Lxxx1x. 169, p. (App. 776.)——1835- 
36; xc. 214, P. 1836-375; XCI. 235, P. 1837-385; XCII. 
215, P. 

2436. Estimates of the Sum wanted to make Compensation 
to the Commissioners for Education in Ireland; 1825; txxx. 
254, p. (App. 785.) 1826; Lxxxi. 92, p. (App. 531.) 
1827; Lxxxm. 162, p. (App. 725.) 

2437. Estimate for completion of Buildings and Fittings at 
Tyrone House, prepared as a Model School and for training 
Teachers; xc1. 748, P. 

2438. Estimate of Sum required for Remuneration to Com- 
missioners appointed to inquire into the State of Religious 
Instruction in Ireland, and their. Secretary; also to defray the 
Expenses of the Commission to its close ; xc. 233, Pp, 












































2439. Commission for inquiring into the Nature and Extent 
of the Instruction afforded by the several Institutions in Ireland ; 
LXXIXx. 538, P. 


2440. Reports of Commissioners on Irish Education Inquiry ; 
First; txxx. 496, P. Second and Third; txxxu. 41, Pp. 
Fourth; uxxxm. 232, p. Fifth, Sixth and Seventh; uxxxn. 
535, P. Eighth and Ninth, with Appendices and Corre- 
spondence ; LXxxII. 575, P. 

2441. Applications of all Sums granted in the last Session for 
the furtherance of Education in Ireland; txxx1. 216, p. 


2442, 


Education in Ireland, instituted by Parliament in 1813; txxxu. 
431, P. 














2443. Letter from the Chief Secretary of Ireland to his Grace 
the Duke of Leinster, on the formation of a Board of Com- 
missioners for Education in Ireland, dated October 1831 ; Lxxxv11. 


142, P. 


2444. Number of Applications to the Board of Education in 
Dublin for new Schools under their System, or for Assistance on 
behalf of Schools already established; Number complied with, 


and Names, &amp;c.; txxxvu. 313, P.; LXXXvilI. 721, P. 
2445. Reports of the Commissioners appointed by the Lord 


Lieutenant to administer the Funds granted by Parliament for 


the Education of the Poor of Ireland; First; uxxx:x. 82, Pp. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 


Proceedings which have taken place at the Board of 








Education, Ireland—contimued. 


2446. Commission for inquiring into the State of Religious 
and other Instruction now existing in Ireland ; xxx1x. 860, P, 

2447. Reports of Commissioners of Public Instruction in 
Ireland; First; xc. 360.—Appendix to the Firs: Report; xc. 
655. Second; xc. 655.--—Third ; xc1. 683, p. 

2448. Returns respecting National Edueation in Ireland, in 
pursuance of an Order of 13th May 1834, and other Returns; 
XC. 457, P. 475, P. 

2449. Number of Schools to which Grants have been made 
by the Board of Education in Ireland; Sums allotted to each, 
and specifying such as are of Protestant or Catholic foundation; 
xo. 616. (P. 618.) 

2450. Particulars of the 789 Schools to which the Com- 
missioners for National Education in Ireland have granted Aid; 
LXXxIx. 597. 


See supra, 1115. 1275. 1870; infra, 5119, &amp;e. 5129. 


Education, Scotland : 
2451. State of Establishments for Parochial Education in 
Scotland; Lxxx1. 91. (P. 107.) 358, Pp, 391, P. 
2452. Applications made from Scotland for participation inthe 
Grants of £.10,000, voted in 1835 and 1836 in aid of Education; 
and Answers; xci1. 340. (Pp, 367.) 


2453. Abstract Returns relative to Education; xc. 185. 
(P. 200.) 








Edwards, William :—See infra, 5523. 


Elections:—See supra, 716, &amp;c.; infra, 2810, &amp;e. 2816, ke. 
4350, &amp;e.; also the Names of the respective Places relative to the 
Elections of which, Accounts have been Ordered. 


Elections, Ireland : 

2454. Correspondence between the Lieutenants of Counties, 
the Deputy Lieutenants and Magistrates, and the Irish Govern- 
ment, on the subject of Elections, with reference to the distribution 
and employment of a Military Force; xc. 233, p. 


Election Expenses : 

2455. Charges made by Sheriffs, and of Sums paid to them, at 
the two last General Elections in England, 1818 and 1820; txxv. 
458, p. (App. 924.) 

2456. Sums of Money paid to Sheriffs at the General Elections 
in 1818 and 1820; xxv. 458. (Pp. 462.) (App. 916.) 

2457. Amount paid by Treasurers of Counties for preparing 
Lists of Electors; Lxxxvii1. 204, P. 

2458. Number of Electors entitled to vote at the last General 
Election, and of Expenses incurred and made by Returning Offi- 
cers under 2 Will. IV. c. 45,8. 71; Lxxxvuul. 278, P. 

2459. Returns from Overseers of Parishes and Townships 
(named in the List thereunto annexed), stating the Expenses 
incurred by every such Parish or Township respectively at the 
late General Election for the Registration and Printing of the 
Names of Electors, and all other Expenses incurred; uxxx1x. 
132. 281, 

2460. Supplement to Return of the Number of Electors 
entitled to vote at the last General Election, and of Expenses 
incurred under the 7ist section of Act 2 Will. IV. c. 45; 
LXXXIK. 23. 

2461. Charges made against Candidates of Expenses ineurred 
by Returning Officers at the last General Election, and of all Fees 
and Perquisites received by Sheriffs and other Returning Officers, 
in continuation of the preceding Account; Lxxxrx. 180, 

2462. Expenses at the last General Election; .xxxix. 160. 
(p. 192.) 281. 

2463. Charges of Sheriffs and Returning Officers at the last 
General Election in Ireland; (Ordered, uxxxv1. 254, but not pre- 
sented.) 

2464. Monies deposited with Sheriffs or other Returning 
Officers throughout Ireland at the late General Eleetion, by Can- 
djdates or their Agents, or by Electors on their behalf; rxxxvi1t. 
496, p.; (Further Returns ordered forthwith, uxxxyi. 571, but 
not presented.) : 

2465. Monies deposited with Sheriffs or other Returning 
Officers from the Places therein mentioned at the late General 
Election in Ireland, by Candidates or their Agents, or by Electors 
on their behalf; txxx1x. 233. 

2466. Sums charged against each Candidate or the Person 
proposing him, by the Sheriffs or others connected with the late 
Election in Scotland; txxxix. 281. 


Elective Franchise :— See infra, 2827, &amp;e. 4350, &amp;e. 
Electors : 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 











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


Electors : 

2467. Number of Voters who polled at the last contested 
Election for every City and Borough, and Number of Freemen 
in every Corporate Town which now returns Members to Parlia- 
ment; LXXXxvil. 72, P. 149, P. 

2468. Returning Officer for each County, City, Borough, 
Place or University in the United Kingdom, at the last General 
Election, to state the Number of Voters polled at each Polling- 
place on each day of Election; txxx1x. 180. 248. 


2469. Number of Electors who polled at the contested Elec- 
tions in Ireland since 1805; txxxiv. 268, Pp. 

2470. Number of Persons entitled to vote at the Election of 
Members for Cities and Boroughs in Ireland; Lxxxv. 538, P. 

2471. Electors registered in each County, &amp;c. in Ireland, 
entitled to vote under 2 Will. IV. c. 88, the right in which each 
registered, the Nature and Amount of the Qualification, and the 
Number polled at the late Election; uxxxviti. 266, p.; xc. 390. 
(p. 471.) 

2472. Places in Ireland at which Electors for the different 
Boroughs returning Members to Parliament are or may be regis- 
tered; Lxxx1x. 448. (P. 454.) 

2473. Returns from the several Cities and Borough Towns in 
Ireland of the Number of Persons registered as Voters on a Ten 
Pound Household Qualification, who shall have been omitted 
from any Valuation for Local Taxation, or who shall have been 
rated therein, as exhibiting Notices of less Value than Ten Pounds ; 
( Ordered, Ux xx1x. 465, but not presented.) 

2474. Number of Freeholders, Freemen and Householders in 
Ireland, 1795-1823: Number of Persons who polled at the last 
General Election; txx1x. 526, P. 

2475. Number of Registered Electors in each County, 1832- 
1835, by virtue of Rent-charges; xc1. 313. (Pp. 324.) 

2476. Persons qualified to vote at Elections for Counties in 
England and Wales, between 1 November 1835-1836, agreeably 
to the Lists settled by the Revising Barristers; similar Return 
for Scotland ; xc1. 245. (Pp. 258.) 

2477. Electors registered as qualified to vote in Counties, 
Cities and Boroughs in England and Wales, at the last General 
Election; Number who voted at Elections in which the Return 
was contested ; and similar Returns for Scotland and Ireland; 
xcI. 263. (Pp. 272.) 314. (Pp. 316.) 

2478. Persons qualified to vote for Members to serve in Par- 
liament in each of the Cities and Boroughs of England and Wales ; 
also, of the Number qualified to vote for Councillors under the 
Municipal Reform Act; xc. 293. (v. 337.) 

See infra, 2810, &amp;c. 2816, kc. 


Elliot, Hon. George :—See infra, 3915. 
Ellis, Right Hon. Henry :—See supra, 975; infra, 2598. 


Emigrants : 
2479. Estimate of the Sum necessary to enable His Majesty 
to grant Relief to Toulonese and Corsican Emigrants, St. Domingo 
Sufferers, Dutch Naval Officers and others, 1820; Lxxv. 255, Pp. 
(App. 567.) 1821; wxxvi. 140, Pp. (App. 585.}+—1822; 
LXXvil. 32, Pp. (App. 595.)——-1823 ; Lxxvint. 74, Pp. (App. 567.) 
1824; Lxxix. 25, p. (App. 648.) 18253; Lxxx. 32, P. 
(App. 762.) 1826; Lxxxi. 102, p. (App. 538.) 1827 ; 
LXXXII. 162, p. (App. 732.) 1828; Lxxxum. 88, p. (App. 672.) 
1829; Lxxxiv. 74, Pp. (App. 527.)——1830; ixxxv. 113, P. 
(App. 767.——And American Loyalists, 1831; Lxxxvi. 360, P. 
(App. cxxxvi.); 563, p. (App. 1036.}——1832; Lxxxvi. 
200, p. (App. 820.)——1833; Lxxxvunl. 263, p. (App. 902.)—— 
1834; Lxxxix. 168. (Pp. 170.) (App. 754.) 1835; xc. 213, P. 
——18365 xcI. 233, P. 18375; xcrl. 213, P. 

2480. Foreigtiers who are receiving Pensions as Toulonese, 
Corsican, French, Dutch or other Emigrants; (Ordered, txxv1. 
488, but not presented till) uxxvu. 165, p. (App. 1128.) 





























Emigration : 

2481. Estimate of the Expense of facilitating Emigration from 
the South of Ireland to the Cape of Good Hope, Canadas, &amp;c.; 
LXXvill. 351, Pp. (App. 590.) 

2482. Estimate of the Sum required to facilitate Emigration 
from the South of Ireland to the Canadas, for 1825; txxx. 254, p. 
(App. 785.) 

2483. Petitions or Memorials transmitted to the Colonial De- 
partment by Persons wishing to emigrate since 1 January 1825 ; 
LXxxx1. 390. 

2484. Estimate of the Sum which will be required on account 
of Emigration, in 1827; txxx1. 303, p. (App. 738.) 

2485. Lieut.-Colonel Cockburn’s Report on Emigration; 
LXXX1u. 151, Pp. Further Return; txxxu1. 178, p. 











Emigration—continued. 

2486. Number of Persons who have emigrated to any of the 
Colonies of Great Britain, 1820-1880; Lxxxv. 637, P. 

2487. Number of Emigrants arrived in the British North 
American Colonies, 1790-1792, 1800-1802 and 1810-1831; (Or- 
dered, txxxvi. 344, but not presented.) 

2488. Number of Persons who have emigrated from England, 
Scotland and Ireland to the United States and British North 
America; and to the Cape of Good Hope, New South Wales, 
Swan River and Van Diemen’s Land, since passing 9 Geo. IV. 
c. 21; (Ordered, Lxxxvi. 838, but not presented till) uxxxvit, 24. 


2489. Reports from the Commissioners of Emigration to the 
Secretary of State for the Colonial Department since the last Ses- 
sion of Parliament; txxxvu. 588, P. 

2490. Acts passed in the Colonies of British North America, 
by which a Tax is imposed on Emigrants; ixxxvit. 586, P. 


2491. Number of Persons who have emigrated from Great 
Britain and Ireland to the British Colonies and to the United 
States of America, 1825-1832 ; Lxxxvull. 702, P. During 1835 ; 
xcr. 100. (p. 116.) 

2492. Number of young unmarried Females who have been 
assisted by Government to emigrate to New South Wales and 
Van Diemen’s Land; specifying Colony and Amount of Assist- 
ance, 1825-1832; Lxxxviil. 702, Pp. 1835; xcr. 100.(P. 116.) 

2493. Letter addressed by the Chairman of the Emigration 
Committee to the Colonial Secretary, enclosing a Resolution 
relative to Female Emigration to New South Wales; xc1. 752, p. 








2494. Annual Report from the Agent for Emigration in 
Canada for 1836; xcr1. 185. (P. 200.) 


2495. Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the 
Governors of the British Colonies respecting Emigration and the 
disposal of Crown Lands; Lxxxviit. 247, P.—LxxXx1Ix. 602, P. 
1835; xc. 176, P. 1836; xcr. 100. (Pp. 116.) 
426, P. 

2496. Estimate of the Expense of defraying the Salaries of 
Agents for Emigration, 1834-35; Lxxx1x. 169, rp. (App. 762.)—— 
1835-36; xc. 213, P. 1836-37 5 xcl. 234, P. 1837-88 5 xcll. 
214, P. 

See supra, 978. 











1837 5 XcII. 








Enfield Small Arm Manufactory :—See supra, 426. 
Equity Courts :— See supra, 1018, &amp;e. ; infra, 2540, &amp;c. 6297, ke. 
Escoffery, John :— See infra, 3441. 

Essequibo :—See supra, 2066; infra, 6333. 

Essex Roads:—See supra, 1385. 

Established Church : 


2497. Reports from Commissioners appointed to consider the 
state of the Established Church; First; xc. 141, p. Second ; 
xcI. 130, P. Third; xct. 398, Pp. Fourth ; xcr. 586. (Pp. 590.) 

2498. Communications addressed to the Commissioners ap- 
pointed to consider the state of the Established Church; and to 
the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, relating to the union of the 
Bishoprick of Sodor and Man with that of Carlisle; Communi- 
cations from Cathedral and Collegiate Churches; xcu. 256. 
(Pp. 264.) 390, P. 


Ettrick Forest: 


2499. Warrant of Appointment of Lord Dunglas to be Cham- 
berlain of Ettrick Forest, with a Statement of the Revenue he 
collects, and the Salary he receives ; Lxxxvii1. 279, p. 











Etruscan Vases :—See supra, 842. 
Eustatia, St.:—See infra, 3114. 


Evesham, Borough : 


2500. Persons entitled to vote at the Election of Burgesses, and 
Copies of the Poll Books, in 1818 and 1826; Lxxxvr. 349. 


Exchange, Bills of :—See supra, 771, &amp;e. 


Exchequer : 


2501. Amount of Monies in the Exchequer and remaining to 
be received to complete the Aids granted in the previous year :— 
On 17 February 1820; xxv. 91, p. (App. 549.)——29 January 
1821; Lxxvi. 24, p. 62, p. (App. 572.)}——15 February 1822; 
Lxxvil. 30, p. (App. 589.) 10 February 1823; txxvimt. 24, p. 
(App. 563.)——-9 February 1824; Lxxix. 20, p. 30 January 
1826; Lxxx1. 22, p. (App. 700.)——20 November 1826; rxxx1. 
37, Pp. (App. 879.)——28 January 1828; Lxxxir. 19, P. 
2 February 1829; uxxxiv. 23, p. (App. 515.) 














1 February 


1830; txxxv. 23, p. (App. 775.}——31 January 1881; txxxvi. 
219, p. (App. xevii.) 578, Pp. 





5 January 1832; txxxvil. 36, P. 
(App. 














ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continied. 











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


Exchequer—continued. 
(App- 790.)——11 February 1833; txxxvri1. 43, p.——10 Feb- 
ruary 1834; Lxxxix. 18, p. (App. 733.)——23 February 1835; 
xc. 57,P.——8 February 1836; xc1. 16, Pp. 20 February 1837 ; 
xcit. 79. (P. 91.) 
2502. Ditto - - - on 31 January 1825, to complete the 
Aids granted by Parliament for 1821, 1822, 1823 and 1824; 
pxxx. 25. (App. 746.) 
2503. Sums of Money which were in the Exchequer on 
&amp; January 1823, or remaining to be received or applied on account 
of Ways and Means of the Years 1817, 1818, 1819, 1820, 1821 





and 1822; Lxxvu. 100, p. (App. 834.)——1821, 1822 and 1823; 


Lxxix. 277, P. (App. 674.}-——1821, 1822, 1823 and 1824; uxxx. 
485, Pp. (App. 790.)——5 January 1827; Lxxxu. 494, p. (App. 
767.)——1828 ; LXXx11I. 857, P.——-1829; Lxxxiv. 267, p. (App. 
562.)——1830 ; txxxv. 23, p. (App. 804.)——-1881; Lxxxv1. 460, 
p. (App. xcix.) 578, Pp, (App. 1018.)———-1832; Lxxxvu. 229, Pp. 
(App. 791.)——1833 ; txxxvimr. 206, p. (App. 1018.)——1834 ; 
LXXxIx. 170, P. (App. 733.) 


2504. Balance of Public Money remaining in the Exchequer ; 
Amount of Money raised by additions to the Funded or Unfunded 
Debt; Money applied towards the redemption of Debt ; Advances 
and Repayments for Local Works, &amp;c., and Money remaining 
in the Exchequer, on 5 January 1820 and 1821; Lxxvit. 30, Pp. 
(App. 898.}——-1822; txxvi. 12, p. (App. 822.) 167. (P. 169.) 
(App. 794.) ——1823 ; Lxx1x. 28, p. (App. 794.) 171, p. (App. 696.) 
1824; Lxxx. 17, Pp. 186, p. (App. 924.)——-1825; txxxr. 13, 
p. (App. 690.) 185, p. (App. 586.)——-1826 5 Lxxx11. 159, p. (App. 
$79.) 354, p. (App. 778.}———1827 ; Lxxxu. 24, p. 89, P. 163, P. 
1828; Lxxxiv. 162, p. (App. 674.}-——-1829; Lxxxv. 22, p. 
(App. 804.) 223, p. (App. 812.+——1830; txxxvi. 219, p. (App. 
exvi.) 432. (App. clxviii.——1831; Lxxxvi. 212, p. (App. 882.) 
1832; Lxxxvui1. 206, p. (App. 948.) ——1833 ; Lxxxrx. 29, P. 
(App. 782.)—160, p. (App. 790.}——-1834; xc. 64, p.—( Again 
ordered, xc. 102, but not presented,) 162, Pp. 486, P- 1835; 
xc. 207. (Pp. 219.) 321. (Pp. 326.)——1886; xcr1. 203. (Pp. 216.) 

2505. Balances in the Exchequer on 5 January 1825; Pay- 
ments from the same, together with the Receipts into it, within that 
period and 5 January 1826; uxxx1. 221, p. (App. 508.) 

















2506. Balances of all Money remaining in the Exchequer on 
5 January in each Year since 1815; Lxxx1. 275, Pp. (App. 701.) 
1827 and 1828; Lxxxiv. 29, Pp. 


2507. Monies remaining in the Exchequer on 5 January 1827, 
charged upon the Consolidated Fund previous to 5 January 1820, 
for Services which cannot now be claimed; txxxn. 494, p. (App. 
767.) 

2508. Several Sums directed to be issued to sundry Persons 
previously to 5 January 1820, which now remain in the Chests of 
the Tellers of the Exchequer as Out-Cash; Lxxxu. 494, p. (App. 
767.) 

2509. Number of Signatures for Entries to Crown Vassals 
passed in Exchequer, and specifying the several Fees and Emolu- 
ments payable therefor, and the Total Amount of all Fees in each 
Year, &amp;c., 1823-1833; txxxviul. 646. 


2510. Compensation Allowances paid out of the Fee Fund to 
the General Officers of His Majesty’s Receipt of Exchequer ; 
LXXxIx. 125, P. 

2511. Annuities and Pensions now payable out of the Exche- 
quer in Scotland, 1821; Lxxvi. 222, p. (App. 1170.) 





2512. Treasury Minute, being Orders and Regulations pre- 
scribed by the Treasury for the Office of Receipt of Exchequer ; 
xc. 197, P. 

2513. Estimate that will be required to pay the Salaries and 
Contingent Expenses in the Departments of the Comptroller-Gene- 
ral of the Exchequer and Paymaster of Civil Services, 1885; xc. 
212, P. 1836; xc1. 233, P. 1837; xc. 213, P. 


2514. Monies received during the Half-year ended 5 April 
1835 to the account of the Exchequer, under the heads of Public 
Revenue; xc. 239, Pp. During the Year ended 5 April 1836; 
xcl. 264, (Pp. 272,)———18387 5 xci1. 279. (P. 290.) 

See infra, 2955. 4936, &amp;c. 











Exchequer Bills: 

2515. Estimate of the Amount which may be required to pay 
Interest on Exchequer Bills, Irish Treasury Bills and Mint 
Notes for 1820; txxv. 298. (App. 556.)——-1821 ; txxv1. 140, P. 
(App. 585.) —— 1822; ixxv. 32, p. (App. 592.) 1823 ; 
Lxxvil. 74, P. (App. 563.) 1824; “xxix. 20, p. (App. 637.) 
1825; Lxxx. 31, p. (App. 746.) ' 


2516. Exchequer Bills issued, or authorized to be issued, 
charged upon the Supplies of 1821; ixxvi. 24, p. (App. 572.) 











GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820— 1837.) 








Exchequer Bills—continued. 


——1822; uxxvu. 30, Pp. (App. 589.)}———-1823; Ltxxvi, 24, P. 
(App. 563.)——1824; txx1x. 20, p. (App. 637.) ——1825; uxxx. 
25. (App. 746.) ——1826; uxxx1. 22, p. (App. 505.)——1827 ; 
LXXxul. 37, P. (App. 717.)——-1828 ; Lxxxi1I. 19, P,——1829; 
LXXXxIv. 23, p. (App. 515.)——18303 Lxxxv. 23, p. (App. 755.) 
1831; Lxxxvi. 219, Pp. (App. xevi.) 578, p. (App. 1018.}—— 
1832; Lxxxvit. 36, Pp. (App. 791.}+——1833; Lxxxvi. 43, P. 
(App. 873, 874.)——1834; txxxix. 18, p. (App. 733.)——1835 ; 
xc. 41, P.——-1836 ; xc1. 16, P. 

2517. Estimate of the Sum which will be required to be issued 
to the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt in 
1821; Lxxvi. 140, rp. (App. 585.)}——-1822 ; Lxxvul, 32, Pp. 

2518. Exchequer Bills and Irish Treasury Bills outstanding 
on 5 January 1819; uxxv. 261. (p. 263.) 280, p. (App. 550. 555.) 
“ae 15 May 1820; txxv. 261. (P. 263.) 280, p. (App. 555, 
556. 

2519. Exchequer Bills and Irish Treasury Bills issued between 
5 July 1819 and 15 May 1820; ixxv. 261. (Pp. 263.) 280, p, (App. 
553.)——Between 5 January 1819-1820, and between 5 January 
and 5 April 1820; Lxxv. 261. (Pp. 263.) 280, p. (App. 550. 552. 556.) 


2520. Exchequer Bills called Deficiency Bills 9n the Consoli- 
dated Fund of Great Britain, issued under Act 57 Geo. III. c. 48, 
in the Quarters ending 5 January and 5 April 18205 txxv. 298, p. 
(App. 557.) 

2521. Exchequer Bills issued under 59 Geo. ITI. c. 19, in the 
Quarters ending 5 January and 5 April 1820; ixxv. 298, P. 
(App. 557.) 

2522. Exchequer Bills, with Interest due thereon, received 
on account of the Public Revenue in the Quarters ending 5 J anuary 
and 5 April 1820, and from 5 April to 5 May 1820; rxxv. 134, 
Pp. (App. 550.) 

2523. Exchequer Bills paid off or received for Revenue or in 
payment of Loans, from 5 January 1819-1820; Lxxv. 263, P. 
(App. 553.}——5 January to 5 April 1820; txxv. 280, p. (App. 
556.) 

2524. Exchequer Bills outstanding, with Interest thereon, to 
31 May 1821; uxxvi. 494, p. (App. 572.}——The like Account for 
Ireland ; (Ordered, txxv1. 463, but not presented.) 


2525. Arrears due for Interest on Exchequer Bills and Irish 
Treasury Bills on 5 January 1821; uxxvit. 61, p. (App. 589.) 








2526. Loans which have been advanced by Commissioners of 
Exchequer Bills for the Employment of the Poor, since 1 January 
1816, and of all Repayments; 1ixxx. 520, p. 

2527. Exchequer Bills outstanding and unpaid on 6 January, 
6 April, 6 July, and 11 October 1825, and 6 January 1826, 
and Exchequer Bills paid in on account of Revenue at certain 
periods; txxx1. 39, p. (App. 505, 506.) 

2528. Exchequer Bills issued in 1793 under the Commission 
for the Relief of Commercial Distress; Number of Persons who 
applied for and received assistance; of the Losses, if any, incur- 
red; Lxxx1. 39, Pp. (App. 506.) 

2529. Report made to the Treasury in 1793 by the Exchequer 
Bill Commissioners; txxx1. 64, p. (App. 506.) 

2530. Exchequer Bills issued between 5 January 1825 and 
5 January 1826, under Acts 57 &amp; 58 Geo. ITI. and 1 &amp; 3 Geo. IV.; 
LXXXI. 22, Pp. (App. 505.) 

2531. Exchequer Bills undisposed of, and still applicable 
under the provisions of the above Acts; txxx1. 199, Pp. (App. 522. 


2532. Exchequer Bil!s outstanding and unpaid on 5 January 
1826, and 5 January 1827; Lxxxu1. 236, p. (App. 717.) 

2533. Exchequer Bills issued in 1826; txxxu. 343, Pp. (App. 
717.) 

2534. Exchequer Bills issued or authorized to be issued, out- 
standing and unprovided for on 5 April 1827; (Ordered, txxxu1. 
415, but not presented.)———. Exchequer Bills issued and unpro- 
vided forin 1827; uxxxu11. 19, P. 1828; LxxxIv. 23, Pp. (App. 
515.)}-——1829 5 Lxxxv. 23, p. (App. 755.)———1830 ; Lxxxvi. 219, 
p. (App. xevi.) 578, p. (App. 1018.) 

2535. Exchequer Bills issued and sold, 1826-1828 ; uxxxt1. 
127, P. 

2536. Exchequer Bills issued by Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. c. 70, 
= on the Supplies of 1828, unprovided for; Lxxxm. 
372, P. 

2537. Estimate of the Sum required to pay Interest on Exche- 
quer Bills for 1830; uxxxvi. 162, Pp. (App. xevii.}——1831 ; 
LXXxvi. 460, Pp. (App. xcvii.) 564, rp. (App. 1018.) 

2538. Exchequer Bills issued in pursuance of 11 Geo. IV. 
c. 26, &amp;c., outstanding and unprovided for; ixxxvu. 43, P. 
(App. 873, 874.) 





2539. Exchequer 
U 


ACCOUNTS AND. 


PAPERS—continued. 








I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the 
Exchequer Bills —continued. 


2539. Exchequer Bills outstanding on the 5 January 1836, the |: 


Amounts subsequently issued and cancelled, and the Amount out- 
standing on the 22d April 1837; Amount of Supply Services un- 
issued on the 5th January 1837; and the Ways and Means in the 
Exchequer, or to be raised, for defraying the same ; xci1. 334, P. 


See supra, 554, kc. 1930, &amp;e.; infra, 3024, &amp;e. 6540, Ke. 


Exchequer Court, England : 

2540. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray Sala- 
ries to the Officers, and Expenses of the Court and Receipt of 
Exchequer, for 1820; txxv. 255, rp. (App. 565.)———1821 5 LxxvI. 
140, p. (App. 585.}——1822; uxxvul. 31, p. (App. 594.}-— 
1823; Lxxvitt. 74, Pp. (App. 566.)——1824; Lxxrx. 24, p. (App. 
645.)——-1825; Lxxx. 32, p. (App. 756.)——1826; LxxxI. 92, P. 
(App. 531.}+—1827; Lxxxi. 162, p. (App. 725.)——1828 ; 
LXxxi. 88, Pp. (App. 667.)——1829 ; Lxxx1v. 74, P. (App. 520.) 

1830; Ltxxxv. 112, p. (App. 761.) 


2541. Estimate of Sum required to defray the Expense of 
Messengers attending the First Lord of the Treasury and Chan- 
cellor of the Exchequer, the Four Patent Messengers of the Court 
of Exchequer, and various ancient Allowances to Officers of that 
Court; 1831; Ltxxxvi. 426, Pp. 563, P. 1832; LxxxvilI. 106, P. 

1833; LXxxvim. 263, Pp. (App. 884, 885.)}——1834; LXxxIx. 
168. (Pp. 170.) (App. 739.)——-1835; xc. 212, P. 18363 xcl. 
233, p.——1837; xcil. 213, P. 


2542. Manner in which a certain Sum charged in the Miscel- 
laneous Estimates of 1826 for Salaries to Officers of the Court has 
been applied; Lxxxt. 275, P. 


2543. Warrant Authority for adding the Deputy Chamberlains 
to the List of Contributors to the Superannuation Fund; Lxxvu. 
100, p. (App. 972.) 

2544. Number of Writs of Subpeena issued from the Plea Side 
of the Court of Exchequer; Writs of Attachment and Declarations, 
&amp;e.; Interlocutory Judgments, Records and Final Judgments ; 
( Ordered, txxv. 464, but not presented.) 


2545. Number of Writs of Subpeena issued from the Plea Side 
of the Court of Exchequer; txxvi. 114. 


2546. Number of Records entered for Trial and Causes tried 
in Middlesex and London at Sittings in and after Term, 1820- 
1824; LXxx. 581. (P. 589.) 


2547. Number of Causes entered for Trial in Middlesex and 
London, 1820-1827 ; Lxxx11. 122, P. 

2548. Number of Bills filed in the Equity Side of the Court of 
Exchequer, 1820-1827 ; txxx11. 163, P. 

2549. Number of Bills filed; Causes, Exceptions, &amp;c. set 
down for hearing, Decrees made, &amp;c. 1750-1836; xc1. 408. 
(Pr. 549.) 


2550. Number of Subpcenas ad Respondendum issued from the 
Exchequer Office, March 1822-1828; and Number of Appear- 
ances entered at the same Office during the same period; Lxxxu111. 
183, P. 233, P. 


2551. Causes standing for Trial in the Exchequer at West- 
minster, 1 August 1832, distinguishing Remanents; (Ordered, 
LXXxvul. 571, but not presented.) 


2552. Causes entered for Trial on the first day of Hilary 
Term 1831-1833 ; (Ordered, txxxvit. 8, but not presented.) 

2553. Number of Writs issued, Declarations filed, Causes 
tried, Verdict and Costs on Posteas, distinguishing London and 
Middlesex and Circuits, 1 November 1830 to 28 February 1834; 
(Ordered, Lxxx1x. 110, but not presented.) 


2554. Salaries, Fees and Emoluments received in 1829 by 
each Person holding Office in the different Departments of the 
Court of Receipt of Exchequer; (Ordered, txxxv. 456, but not 
presented.) 

2555. Number of Attornies admitted to practise in the Court 
of Exchequer who have been previously admitted in one of the 
other Courts at Westminster, and amount paid on such admissions, 
1827-1832; (Ordered, txxxvui. 114, but not presented.) 

2556. Sums of Money standing in the Name of the Account- 
ant-General in the Bank Books, and other Accounts relating to 
Real Property and Money in the Office of the Accountant-Gene- 
ral ; (Ordered, xc1. 187, but not presented.) 

See supra, 1040, &amp;c. 1733, &amp;e.; infra, 2659, &amp;e. 3144, 
&amp;e. 4762. 5852. 


Exchequer Court, Ireland : 
2557. Appointment of the Marshal of the Court of Exchequer 
in Ireland, and Return of Fees; txxv1. 430, P, 


House—(continued)—relative to— 


Exchequer Court, Ireland—continued. | 

2558. Communication, dated 29 November 1820, addressed 

to Mr. Grant by the Barons of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland, 

on the subject of part of the Fourth Report of the Commissioners ; 
LXXVI. 264, P. 

2559. Letter from the Lord Chief: Baron of the Court of 

Exchequer, dated 5 June 1821, addressed to William Gregory, 


Esq", upon the subject of the Ninth Report on Courts of Justice 
in Ireland; txxvi. 432, Pp. 


2560. Correspondence which has taken place between the 
Government of Ireland and Judges, relative to the Eleventh and 
Ninth Reports of Commissioners, and the Letters of Chief Baron 
O’Grady, since 1 June 1822; txxviit. 135, Pp. 


2561. Letter from Sir William Smith, one of the Barons of 
the Exchequer in Ireland, to William Gregory, dated 29 July 
1822, relative to the Eleventh Report of the Commissioners ; 
(Ordered, txxvii1. 180, but not presented.) 


2562. Salaries, Fees and Disbursements, and Net Income of 
the Chief Baron and other Barons of the Court of Exchequer in 
Ireland ; txxvi. 290, P. 

2563. Order made by the Court of Exchequer of Ireland for 
charging Fees; of Causes set down for hearing; and of Sheriffs’ 
Patents and Affidavits; txxvi. 430, Pp. 


2564. Fees and Emoluments received by the Usher of the 
* Court of Exchequer in Ireland, 1812-1814; Lxxv1. 503, P. 


2565. Certificates respecting Fees and swearing in Sheriffs in 
the Exchequer Court, Ireland; uxxvi. 441, Pp. Since 1821; 
LXXVII. 239, P. 

2566. Fees paid in respect of the Exchequer Court in Scot- 
land, 1829-1832; txxxvir. 182, Pp. 

2567. Reports of the Chief Baron and Barons of the Exche- 
quer to the Lord-Lieutenant, upon the Memorial of John Swift 
Emerson and Thomas Pennefather, late Examiners of the Court 
of Exchequer ; .xxx1. 98, p.—Lxxx1. 115, P. 


2568. Report of the Chief Baron and other Barons of the 
Exchequer in Ireland, on the Memorials of Joseph Macartney and 
William Robert Steele for Compensation ; Lxxxv. 48, P. 


2569. Certificate filed by the Lord Chief Justice of the King’s 
Bench in the case of the Claim of the Chief Remembrancer of 
the Court of Exchequer for Compensation; ixxx. 535. (Pp. 543.) 


2570. Certificate filed by the Commissioners of Judicial 
Inquiry in the Claim of the late Lord Chief Baron of the 
Exchequer in Ireland for Compensation ; txxxvi. 504. (Pp. 513.) 


2571. Names of Officers, Clerks and Assistants in the Court 
of Exchequer in Ireland, selected under Act 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. ¢. 53; 
( Ordered, uxxx11. 589, but not presented.) 


2572. Charges made against John Pollock, Esq'*, by the 
Attorney-General of Ireland ; Lxxvi. 473. (Pp. 478.) 


2573. Order of Court for the Dismissal of John Pollock, Esq", 
and for the Appointment of Mr. O’Grady ; txxv1. 503, P. 


2574. Number of Exemplifications of Records entered in 
the Seal Books of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland, as having 
passed the Seal of that Court; also Certificate of Writs in the 
Secondary’s Office ; Lxxv1. 452, Pp. 


2575. Number of Chamber Orders made at the Equity Side 
of the Exchequer in Ireland, 1812-1814, distinguishing those made 
during the Sitting of the Court; txxvi. 473. (P. 478.) 


2576. Certificate of the mode of proceeding upon a Decree 
after it is made up and settled in the Register’s Office in Ireland ; 
LXXVI. 441, P. 


2577. Number of Equity Causes set down for hearing in the 
Court of Exchequer in Ireland upon which no Decree wag, pro- 
nounced, 1817-1819; Number of Decrees pronounced, 1812-1814; 
LXxvi. 44], P. 

2578. Number of Days the Court of Exchequer Chamber in 


Dublin sat for the Despatch of Business; Names and Number of 
Causes heard; 1830-1832; txxxvit. 117, P. 


2579. Writs for Service issued out of the Equity and Plea 
Side of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland, 1829-1832; txxxvu. 
169. 


2580. Causes, Re-hearings, &amp;c. contested, heard and decided 
by the Court of Exchequer in Ireland, 1831-1833; Days and 
Hours of Sitting of Judges; txxx1x. 427, P. 


2581. Number of Writs issued and Causes tried, distinguishing 
Revenue and Tithe Causes; Causes tried by Special and Common 
Juries ; special arguments had; Days and Hours of Sitting of 
Judges of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland ; 1831-1833 ; Lxxx1x. 
427, P. 





2582. Number 














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


Exchequer Court, Ireland—continued. 

2582. Number of Original Bills filed in the Equity Side of 
the Court of Exchequer in Ireland during the Three Years next 
preceding Michaelmas Term 1833 respectively ; Lxxx1x. 592. 

2583. Number of Writs issued or sealed in the Plea Side of 
the Court of Exchequer in Ireland from 30 April to 10 June 
1832-1833, distinguishing how many at the suit of Clergymen; 
LXXXVIII. 520. (Pp. 524.) ’ 

2584. Fees paid or received in the several Offices of the 
Equity Side of the Court of Exchequer; Amount of Surplus 
Fund, 1832-1835; (Ordered, xc. 541, but not presented.) Again 
ordered, xct. 406; Order discharged, and other Returns ordered, 
411, but not presented. 

2585. Compensations granted to Officers of the Court of 
Exchequer in Ireland for Losses in consequence of Act 4 &amp; 5 
Will. IV. c. 55; xc. 37. 


2586. Fees received in the Office of Second Remembrancer, 
and of Disbursements thereout to 5 January 1837; xcu1. 37. 
See infra, 1750, &amp;c. 


Exchequer Court, Scotland : 

2587. Report of the Lord Advocate of Scotland, regarding the 
Discontinuance of one of the Barons of the Court of Exchequer ; 
LXXxv. 156, Pp. (App. 884.) 


2588. Number of Writs of Subpcena requiring parties to 
appear as Defendants before the Court of Exchequer in Scotland ; 
also Rules to show Cause, 1822-1832; txxxvit. 212. (Pp. 233.) 

2589. Dates when all the Duties not Judicial performed by 
the Barons of Exchequer and King’s Remembrancer were trans- 
ferred to other Departments; and other Returns; xc1. 702. 
(Pp. 714.) 

2590. Minutes, Reports and Correspondence respecting the 
Offices of King’s Remembrancer and Lord Treasurer’s Remem- 
brancer in Scotland; xcr1. 28. (Pp. 30.) 


2591. Trials in the Court of Exchequer in Scotland, 1833-1836 ; 
the Dates thereof, and the Judges before whom they took place, 
&amp;e.; xc. 613. 


See supra, 1766. 1773; infra, 3144. 
Exchequer Fees :—See supra, 266, &amp;c. 


Exchequer Offices : 

2592. Establishments in the several Offices in the Exchequer 
for the Year 1820; uxxvi, 354. (P. 377.) 377, Pp. 392, Pp. 

2593. Statement of a general description of the Business of the 
Office of the Auditor of the Receipt of Exchequer, concerning the 
Receipt and Issues of Public Money; a general description of the 
Business and Accounts of the Offices of the Exchequer; txxv1. 
377, P. 432, P. 

2594. Papers containing Statements of former and new Esta- 
blishment of the Exchequer Offices in Ireland, which have been 
regulated or abolished ; xxviii. 83, P. 

2595. Appointment of the present Clerk of the Pells; rxxvu. 
274, P. 

2596. New Establishment of the Clerk of the Pells; ixxrx. 
34, P. 

2597. Number of Persons employed as Officers or Clerks in 
the Office of Clerk of the Pells; txxvim. 83, p. (App. 1054.) 

2598. Appointment of the Right Honourable Henry Ellis as 
Deputy Clerk of the Pells; his appointment as Clerk of the Pells ; 
and appointment of Mr. Roberts, the predecessor of Mr. Ellis, in 
the Office of Deputy Teller; txxx1x. 107, p. 

2599. Report of the Committee of the Lords of the Treasury 
appointed to inquire into certain Offices in the Court of Exche- 
quer; (Ordered, txxxv. 456, but not presented.) 

2600. Monies received and paid into the Bank of Ireland to 
the Account intituled, “ In the matter of the Office of Clerk of 
the Pleas in the Court of Exchequer;” txxxiv. 101, Pr. 

2601. Estimate of Charge of the Office of Teller of the 
Exchequer in Ireland for 1831; txxxv1. 767, Pp. (App. 1081.) 

2602. Compensation to Officers of the Court of Exchequer 
for loss of Office or Emoluments under Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. 
c. 99; xc. 41. 

2603. Compensations to Persons formerly Attornies or Side 
Clerks of the Plea Side of the Court of Exchequer ; xc. 439. 

2604. Estimate of Sum required to make good the deficiency 
of Fees in the Office of the King’s Remembrancer in the Exche- 
quer, in consequence of the diminution of Fees in that depart- 
ment ; xCI. 234, P.—xcil. 214, P, 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 








House—(continued)—relative to— 
Exchequer Offices—continued. 


2605. Estimate to pay Salaries and ancient Allowances of 
certain Officers of the Court of Exchequer ; xc1. 214, P, 
See infra, 6281. 


Excise: 


2606. Account of the amount of Arrears and Balances due 
from the Officers of Excise in England on 5 January 1820; Lxxv. 
126, P. 1821; Lxxvi. 206. 1822; Lxxvir. 138.——1823; 
LXXVIIl. 168, P. 18245; Lxx1x. 153, Pp 1825; Lxxx. 187, P. 
1826; Lxxx1. 185, P. 1827; LXxxul. 354, P. 1828; 
LXXxI1I. 163, P. 1829; txxxrv. 163, P. 1830; Lxxxv. 224, P. 
1831; LxXxxvi. 432, p.——1832; Lxxxvil. 213. 1838 ; 
LXXXxvIII. 206, 1834; Lxxxix. 161. 1835; xc. 163.—— 
1836; xc. 207. 1837; xciI. 203, 


2607. Ditto, ditto, Scotland; on 5 January 1820; txxv. 126, 
P. 1821; Lxxvi. 206.——1822; Lxxvul. 138. 1823; LxxvIIl. 
168, P. 18245 LXx1x. 153, p.——_1825; Lxxx. 187, P. 1826; 
LXxxI. 185, P. 1827 ; Lxxx11. 354, P. 1828 5 LXxx11I. 163, P. 
1829; .Lxxxiv. 163, P. 1830; Lxxxv. 224, p.——1831; 
LXXXVI. 432, P. 1832; LXxxvit. 213. 1833; Lxxxvilr. 206. 
1834; LXxxIx. 161.——1835; xc. 163.——-1836; xc1. 207. 
——1837; xcu. 203. 


2608. Account of Deceased and Dismissed Tax Collectors’ 
Balances in Ireland; on 5 January 1820; ixxv. 126, P. 
1821; txxvi. 206. 1822; Lxxvil. 138. 1823 ; Lxxvul. 168. 
P. 1824 5 LXxIx. 153, Pp. 1825; Lxxx. 187, P. 1826 ; 
LXXxI. 185, P. 1827; Lxxx1l. 354, P. 1828; Lxxx11I. 163, 
P. 1829; Lxxxiv. 163, Pp. 18380; Lxxxv, 224, Pp. 1831; 
LXXXVI. 432, P. 1832 ; LXxxvil. 213.——1833 5 Lxxxvil. 206. 
——1834; Lxxxix. 161. 1835; xc. 163.——1836; xc1. 207. 
——1837 ; xciI. 203. 


2609. Account of Arrears of Duties of Excise, which re- 
mained due or outstanding on 5 January 1818, 1819, 1820, 1821, 
and 1822, in England; txxvu. 114. (App. 910.)}——In Scotland ; 
LXXVII. 273, Pp. (App. 912.)}———In Ireland; ixxvu. 203, (App. 
913.) 

2610. New Duties imposed in 1819, for the Quarters ended 
10 October 1819, 5 January and 5 April 1820; uxxv, 133, Pp. 
(App. 694.) 

2611. New Duties of Excise charged from 5 July 1819, to 31 
December 1819; txxv. 155, P. 


2612. Duties of Excise collected in the several Ports of Ire- 
land, from 1808-1821, and of the Establishments and Salaries of 
Officers; txxvi. 430, p. (App. 928.) 


2613. Excise Duties received in the Exchequer on 5 January 
1821, towards discharging £. 2,500,000, granted for 1820; Lxxv1. 
494, P. 

2614. Gross Receipt of Excise Duties collected by each Col- 
lector in the United Kingdom, 1829; Amount paid for Expenses 
of the Office, for Militia and other Payments not belonging to 
the Excise Department, and the Net Amount remitted; txxxv. 
251, P. 

2615. Duties of Excise paid into the Exchequer in the Eight 
Weeks commencing from 5 January 1830, and similar Return 
commencing 5 January 1829; Lxxxv. 186, P. 

2616. Revenue received from the Product of the Duties on 
Soap and Candles in Great Britain, and amount of Drawbacks 
paid on Exportation; txxxv. 622, p. 

2617. Total Quantities of Hides, Skins, Malt and several other 
Articles charged with Duties of Excise, 1818-1829; Lxxxv. 225, Pp. 

2618. King’s Hereditary Duties of Excise on Beer and Cider, 
1820-1830; Ltxxxv. 600, P. 

2619. Quantity of Goods of each kind subject to the additional 
Duty by 59 Geo. III. c. 53, and 88, charged with Duty, 1816- 
1820; Lxxv. 264, p. (App. 694.) 

2620. Quantity of each Exciseable Article paying Duty in 
1792 and 1822; also the aggregate Amount of Duty; txxviit. 
235, P. 280, Pp. 316, P. 

2621. Quantities of several Articles charged with the Duties 
of Excise, 1814-1824 ; Lxx1x. 427, P. 

2622. Quantities of Articles on which Duties of Excise were 
paid for 1790 and 1826; ixxx11. 600, P. 

2623. Quantities of the several Articles charged with Duties 
of Excise for Four Years ending 5 July 1827, distinguishing 
Great Britain from Ireland; txxxut. 274, P. 

2624. Quantities of several Articles imported or charged with 
Duty for Home Consumption on an average of Three Years, dis- 
tinguishing the Rates of Duty of Customs or Excise; 1xxxv. 
560, P. 




















































































































2625. Quantities 


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


Excise—continued. 

2625. Quantities of the several Articles subject to Duties of 
Excise charged with Duty, 1828—1832, with comparison of Quan- 
tities in the last and three preceding years; Lxxxvit. 512.(P. 517.) 
———- 1830-1834; Lxxxrx. 69, P. 

2626. Cases of Misdemeanor against the Excise Laws in the 
Counties of Donegal, Tyrone and Londonderry; txxv. 416, P. 

2627. Report of the whole Expense incurred by the Excise 
Board in Ireland from Spring Assizes 1814 to Spring Assizes 1821, 
in defending Prosecutions ; txxv1. 336, P. 

2628. Sums paid in satisfaction to Officers of Excise in the 
Port of London, distinguishing the King’s and Officers’ Shares, 
and how appropriated, 1819 and 1820; txxvr. 472, p. (App. 992.) 

2629. Sums paid during 1819-1821 out of Incidents, &amp;c. on 
account of Law Proceedings; txxvu. 109. (Pp. 113.) 114, P. 


2630. Instructions from the Excise Office, Edinburgh, to their 
Officers, regarding the 4th section of 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 22; 
LXXVil. 181. (P. 194.) (App. 1267.) 

2631. Number of Cases in which Persons have been sum- 
moned to appear before the Court of Exchequer in Scotland for 
Breaches of the Excise Laws; txxvii. 410, P. 

2632. Fines imposed by the Board of Excise on Licensed 
Dealers in Foreign Wines and Spirits, 1825-1828; (Ordered, 
Lxxx11. 516, but not presented.)——1827-1830 ; Lxxxv. 326, P. 

2633. Memorial of William Goodlad Todd to the Treasury, 
for a return of Duty on Stareh consumed by Fire; txxxv. 653. 
(Pv. 657.) 

2634. Persons confined for Breach of the Laws of Excise and 
Customs, 1832, committed by Justices of the Peace for Non-pay- 
ment of Penalties; txxxvu. 331. (Pp. 346.) 

2635. Amount and Names of Detections and Seizures under 
the Excise Laws, made upon Traders in Scotland and Ireland 
respectively, from 5 July 1830; txxxvut. 100, P. 


2636. First Report of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the 
Establishments of the Department of Excise; txxxvi1l. 733. 


2637. First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Eighth 
Reports of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the Excise Esta- 
blishment, and into the Management and Collection of the Excise 
Revenue throughout the United Kingdom; txxx1x. 415.——— 
Seventh, Ninth and Tenth Reports; txxxix. 572. Eleventh 
Report; xc. 156. Seventh Report (Part II.) and Twelfth Re- 
port; with Digest of the first Ten Reports; xc. 225. Thir- 
teenth and Fourteenth Reports; xc. 634. Fifteenth and Six- 
teenth Reports; xc. 655. Digest of Reports, Eleventh to Four- 
teenth; xc. 655. Seventeenth (Soap); xc1. 110. Eighteenth 
(Bricks); xcr. 188. Nineteenth (Excise Licenses); xc1. 302. 

Twentieth (Bricks); xcr. 815. Digest of Reports; xc. 
202. 

2638. Report of the Commissioners of Excise, dated 15 May 
1821, with Treasury Minute thereon, dated 14 June 1821; txxvi. 
114, P. 

2639. Report of the Excise Commissioners on the Duty on 
Soap; (Ordered, xct. 96, but not presented.——Presented by 
Command; xc. 110. 

2640. Report of a Committee of the Board of Excise, ap- 
pointed to report to the Board upon the observations and recom- 
mendations of the Commissioners of Excise Inquiry comprised in 
their Twentieth Report, with an Appendix; xc11. 365. 


2641. Extract Letter from the Commissioners of Excise of 
Inquiry to the Treasury, dated 18 October 1836, on the subject of 
the assistance and attention experienced by them from the Depart- 
ment of the Excise, and Treasury Minute thereon; xcu. 430. 
(Pp. 437.) 

2642. Estimate required to make Compensation to Commis- 
sioners of Excise Inquiry; xc. 525, p. 


2643. Sums paid to any Persons for Expenses of attending in 
London since 5 July 1816; (Ordered, uxxvu. 484, but not pre- 
sented.) 

2644. Incidental Expenses of the Excise in each Port of Great 
Britain and Ireland from 5 January 1822 to 5 January 1823; 
LXXvill. 118, P. 123, P. 185, P. 


2645. Total Charge of the Port Establishment in the Excise 
of Great Britain, 1821; txxvir. 125. (P. 129.) 176, P. 182, P. 

For Ireland; itxxvi. 109. 1823; txx1x. 227, p. 

2646. Detailed Account of the Establishment for the Collection 
of the Excise at the Port of London, and the Out-Ports of Eng- 
land ; also in Scotland and Ireland ; txxviu. 108, p. 168, Pp. 235, P. 

2647. Every Sum exceeding £.50, paid out of the Revenue to 


any Person in the Excise of Scotland, as a Reward, &amp;c.; (Ordered, 
LXXVII. 484, but not presented.) 





Excise—continued. 

2648. Receipts given by the Commissioners of Excise for 
Salaries paid to them on 5 April and 5 July 1832; ixxxvut. 
555, P. 

2649. Charges of Management, in detail, as paid under the 
Commissioners of Excise in London and the Country ; also for 
Ireland and Scotland; txxvi. 472. 

2650. Fees and Emoluments received by the Solicitors to the 
Excise during 1819-1821; txxvi1. 109, (Pp. 113.) 114, P. 

2651. Persons who have belonged to the Excise who receive 
Allowances or Compensations in the nature of Superannuation 
Allowances; txxvi. 494, P. 

2652. Persons appointed to Situations in the Excise, August 
1830-1831; Salaries, &amp;c.; txxxvi. 915. 

2653. Superannuated Excise Officers in Ireland, with Date of 
Superannuation, &amp;c.; txxxvi. 915.—Lxxxvil. 23. (P. 65.) 

2654. Number of Excise Collectors in Scotland, with their 
Salaries and Expenses, 1832; Lxxxvitt. 256, P. 

2655. Treasury Minute granting a special Superannuation 
Allowance to Terence Brady; tx xxvitt. 287. 

2656. Appointment of the present Solicitor of Excise for 
Scotland, the Amount of Yearly Salary and Emoluments, &amp;c. ; 
LXxxvill. 561, P. 

2657. Excise Establishment on 5 January 1831, &amp;c.; xc. 643, P. 

See supra, 817. 1691. 2244; infra, 2659, ke. 3145. 3544. 
3757, 4236. 4472. 4948, &amp;c. 5082. 5326, &amp;c.; also the several 
Exciseable Commodities under their respective Names. 


Executions :—See supra, 1137. 2028, &amp;c. 2050. 


Exeter Road : 

2658. Tolls thereon since 1803; Debt due from the Trust at 
the time the several Districts were consolidated, and at the time 
the last Annual Account was made up; (Ordered, txxxvi. 676, 
but not presented.) 


Ex-officio Informations :—See infra, 3158. 3305. 3533. 


Expenditure, Public :—See infra, 2706. 4936, &amp;e. 
Exports :—See infra, 3084, &amp;c. 


Extents in Aid: 

2659. Extents in Aid issued from the King’s Remembrancer’s 
Office, from 1 January 1819 to 31 December 1819; xxv. 392, p. 
485. From 1 January to 1 July 1820; ixxv. 485. In the 
year ending 31 December 1820; txxvi. 133. (Pp. 139.)——In the 
year ending 31 December 1821; .txxvi. 61, p.——Since 31 
December 1821; Lxxvi. 86. Since 20 February 1822; 
LXXVIII. 72, P. Since 21° February 1823; txxxu11. 233, Pp. 

2660. Affidavits whereon Extents in Aid were issued against 
John Westerdale and others; Return of the Sheriff of Middlesex 
to a Commission and Inquisition to find Debts issued against 
Matthias Attwood and others; Lxxvt. 468, P. 

2661. Affidavits on which an Extent or Commission of Inquiry 
was issued on the 2 May 1821, against Matthias Attwood and 
others; Lxxvi. 462, P. 

2662. Rule of the Court of Exchequer, respecting the Affidavit 
on which the Process of Extents in Aid shall in future be issued ; 
LXXVil. 393. (Pp. 406.) (App. 1274.) 

2663. Affidavits on which an Extent was issued against John 
Cother, in Aid of Frederick Woodcock, on 4 October 1822; 
LXxviil. 111, P. 

2664. Extent issued in the cases of Rex v. Bury, Rex v. 
Harrison, and Rex v. Spearritt; Sums derived by the Sale of 
Goods, &amp;c.; Lxxxvi. 308, Pp. 


Factories : 

2665. Instructions from the Central Board of Factory Com- 
missioners to the District and Medical Commissioners ; txxxvutt. 
383, P. 

2666. Names of the Commissioners, and Copy of the Com- 
mission; LXxxvitl. 441, P. 

2667. Reports of the Commissioners: First; txxxvitt. 534, p. 

Second ; uxxxviu. 573, p.———Supplementary Report of the 
Central Board; txxx1x. 163, p. 

2668. Estimate of the Sum that will be required in the Year 
ending 31 March 1835, to defray the charge of the Salaries of the 
Inspectors and Superintendents of Factories appointed under Act 
8 &amp; 4 Will. IV.; ixxxix. 168. (P. 170.) (App. 743.)——1835; 
xc, 212, P. 1836; xcI. 233, P.——1837; xcir. 213, P. 

2669. Names and Salaries of Inspectors of Factories, and 
Reports to the Secretary of State; txxxrx. 592, Pp. 


2670, Reports 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








—— ae 


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


Factories—continyed. 

2670. Reports to the Secretary of State by Inspectors of Fac- 
tories, in pursuance of the 45th Section of the Factories Regula- 
tion Act; xc. 408, P.—xcr. 106. (P. 116.)—xcul. 155, 

2671. Number of Persons employed in Cotton, Woollen, 
Worsted, Flax and Silk Factories; Number of Males and 
Females of certain specified Ages; xc. 338. 

2672. Number of Surgeons appointed by Mr. Rickards and 
Mr. Horner, Inspectors; Certificates granted to ist February 
18353; xc. 216, P. 

2673. Number of Power Looms used in Woollen, Cotton, Silk 
and Linen Factories; xc1. 31. (P. 35.) 

2674. Persons fined under the Factory Act, Dates of Convic- 
tions, Sum paid in each case, and how appropriated; xc1. 106. 
(P. 116.)—xcu1. 140. (P. 148.) 

2675. Number of Children of the Ages of Twelve, Thirteen 
and Fourteen Years, now employed in Mills and Factories; 
Number Educated; Inspectors’ Rules and Regulations ; xc1. 342. 
(rp. 348.) 

2676. Names of Persons summoned for Offences against the 
Factory Act, between December 1835 and May 1836; xc1. 390. 
(P. 393.) 

2677. Correspondence relative to the Firm of Ibbotson &amp; Co.; 
xcI. 526. (P. 536.) : 

2678. Regulations issued by Leonard Horner, Esq", In- 

' spector of Factories; xc1. 691. (r. 698.) 

2679. Rules and Regulations issued by the Factory Inspectors 
since May 1836; and Instructions and Letters issued by them to 
Superintendents, Certifying Surgeons and Mill-occupiers, of their 
respective Districts, for the same period ; xcr1. 85. (P. 91.) 

2680. Surgeons who have furnished Inspectors with Tables, 


containing the Stature of Children measured by them; the [ 


Number measured in Classes and other particulars; xcm. 140. 
(Pp. 148.) 

2681. Number of Mills and Factories within the District of 
each Inspector; and Number visited between Ist August 1836- 
1837; of the Informations received during the same period; 
Measures taken in consequence of such Informations; xc1. 170. 
(®. 177.) 

2682. Directions to Factory Inspectors relative to the Act 
for the Regulation of Factories in June and October 1836; 
xcul. 217. 


2683. Order, &amp;c. issued by any Inspectors, in consequence of 
directions by the Secretary of State in March 1837; Surgeons 
appointed by the Inspectors; the Number of Certificates, with 
the Rates of Charge, granted by each of the said Surgeons from 
1 April 1835; xcu1. 274. (P. 282.) 


2684, Memorial from the Short-time Committee of Man- 
chester, addressed to the Home Secretary; xcu. 294. (v. 296.) 

2685. Answer made by Mr. Horner to the Petition from cer- 
tain Persons in Manchester, addressed to the Home Secretary ; 
Xcil. 294, (Pp. 296.) 

2686. Names and Situations of Mills in Lancaster and York 
in which, since the 6th July 1836, the system of Relays of 
Children or of working by double sets has been continuously 
observed ; xcu. 376. (P. 382.) 


Faculties :—See supra, 1162, &amp;c. 1252; infra, 4768. 4770. 


Fairfax and Yates’s Pensions : 

2687. Estimate of the Sum required for the Purchase of the 
Pensions granted by King Charles II. to Nicholas Fairfax and 
his Heirs for ever, and to the Heirs of Nicholas Yates and their 
Heirs for ever; txxxvitt. 264, p. (App. 906.) 

2688. Warrant or Deed by which the above Pensions were 
granted ; Lxxxvilt. 400, P. 


Fairs :—See infra, 3779. 
Falmouth Packets :—See infra, 4752, &amp;c. 
Farbill Barony :—See supra, 2093. 


Farming Society in Ireland : 
2689. Estimate for; 1820; rxxv. 314. (App. 578.)}——1821; 
LXxvi. 367, p. (App. 626.)}——-1822; Lxxvur. 163, p. (App. 632.) 
18233; Lxxvi. 122, p. (App. 614.}——1824; Lxx1x. 86, P. 
——1825; txxx. 173, p. (App. 799.)——-1826 Lxxx1. 162, P. 
{App. 572.) 


Farming Stock :—See infra, 2720. 








GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 





Fees : 


2690. Pensions and Retired Allowances on the Fee Funds of 
the several Public Offices, so far as relates to the Treasury, Privy 
Council Office and Secretaries of State; uxxv. 261. (P. 263.) 
(App. 857.) 

2691. Fees received at the several regulated Public Offices 
(the Exchequer excepted); Total Amount of Fees received in the 
Exchequer ; 1820; txxvi. 871, P. 

2692. Sums received in any of the Public Offices in Ireland, 
under the pretext of Fees, in consequence of the Demise of his late 
Majesty; uxxxvit. 484, rv. (App. 1130.) 

2693. Fees received at the several regulated Public Offices 
(Exchequer excepted), and of Fees received in the Exchequer, 1821 ; 
(Ordered) ixxvi. 18. (Orders for these Accounts discharged, 26.) 

2694. Fees received in the Council Office and Chief Secretary’s 
Office in Ireland, 1821 and 1822; txxviu. 229, p. (App. 1112.) 

2695. Fees and Stamp Duties now chargeable on the appoint- 
ment to Offices Civil or Military under the Crown; txxxvutt. 552. 

2696. Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into 
the Fees, Gratuities, Perquisites and Emoluments of the several 
Public Offices of the Civil List Establishment; xc11. 107. 

2697. First Report of the Commissioners appointed by the 
Lords Commissioners of His Majesty’s Treasury to inquire into 
the Fees, Gratuities, Perquisites and Emoluments of Public 
Offices ; xc11. 204. (Pp. 216.) 


2698. Second and Final Report of the Commissioners; xcu. 
334. (Pp. 337.) 


See infra, 3089. 
Fee Fund :—See supra, 1438. 


Felons’ Property : 

2699. Property and Money of convicted Felons, by whom 
received, and how disposed of, 1 July 1882-1833; txxxviu. 724. 
(P. 733.) 

2700. Return in detail of all the Items included under the 
heads of Costs, Fees and Stamp Duty, in each case mentioned in 
the above Return; (Ordered, uxxx1x. 603, but not presented.) 


Felony :—See supra, 478. 1191. 1505, &amp;e. 1726. 1817. 2193. 


Fermanagh County : 
2701. Petition of Francis M‘Brien to the Lord Lieutenant of 
Ireland, complaining of the Sub-Sheriff of Fermanagh County ; 
LXXXV. 175. (P. 186.) 


Fernando Po: 

2702. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Civil Establish- 
ment at; for 1830; Lxxxv. 113, p. (App. 776.)}———1831 5 Lxxxv1. 
472, pv. (App. clii.) 564, rp. (App. 1058.)——-1832; LxxxviI. 256, 
Pp. (App. 836.)———1833 5 Lxxxvu1l. 264, p. (App. 910.) 

See supra, 1355. 


Ferries, Crown Leases: 


2703. Ferries belonging to the Crown in the British Isles ; 
LXXXIX. 52. 


Fever Hospitals, Ireland : 

2704. Hospitals in Ireland for the reception of Fever Patients 
only, receiving public aid either from Parliamentary Grant or 
local Assessments, specifying Number of Admissions, Deaths, 
Cures, &amp;c., 1829-1832; txxxvi1. 439, Pp. 


Fiars :—See supra, 1544, &amp;e. 


Fife and Midlothian Parliamentary Ferry Trustees: 
2705. Abstract Accounts, 1830~1837 ; xc11. 610. 


Figure Money :—See supra, 1005. 


Finance : 
2706. Evidence taken before the Finance Committee of 1828, 
and Documents and Returns laid before them and printed for their 
use; LXxxiv. 415. 


2707. Accounts laid before the Finance Committee in 1828, 
stating the Amount paid for Charges of Management, &amp;c.; (Or- 
dered, uxxxv. 149, but not presented.) 

See supra, 2501, &amp;c.; infra, 5016. 


Fines and Forfeitures :—See supra, 2632; infra, 3149. 3263. 
$351. 4852. 5890. 


Fines and Recognizances : 
2708. Number of Fines and Recognizances estreated into the 
Court of Exchequer and levied under Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 46, and 
4 Geo. IV. c. 37; uxxxu1. 406. (P. 415.) 
2709. Fines 
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I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the 


Fines and Recognizances—continued. 
2709. Fines imposed upon Offenders by the Court of King’s 
Bench from Hilary Term 1818-1821; Sums levied, and appro- 
-priation; Lxxvi. 120, P. 
2710. Fines imposed upon Offenders in the Court of King’s 
Bench from Hilary Term 1818-1821, which have not. been, but 


will be, estreated into the Exchequer in the regular course of | 


Trinity Term 1821; Lxxvi. 139, P. 

2711. Arrears of forfeited Recognizances and Fines returned 
into the Exchequer for the Year ending Michaelmas 1816, which 
have been recovered for the use of the Crown since that period ; 
LXXVII. 298. 315. (App. 1191, 1192.) 

See infra, 4891. 


Fines and Recoveries : 

2712. Number of Fines levied upon Real Estates in England, 
1820-1827; also of Recoveries suffered; utxxxu. 157. 163, P. 
170, P. 202, P. 228, Pp. 236, P. 323, P. 435, P. 

2713. Compensations granted to Lords of Liberties and other 
Persons for Loss of Fines by the Operation of the Act for the 
Abolition of Fines and Recoveries; xc11. 37. 


Finlaison, Mr. :—See supra, 787. 
Fins :—See infra, 6396. 

Fire Briefs :—See supra, 1167. 
Fire Damp :—See infra, 3890. 


Fire Insurances : 

2714. Gross Produce of Stamp Duties on Fire Insurances, 
1790-1821; xxxvi. 99, Pp. (App. 939.)——~1821-1823; LxxvuII. 
316, Pp. (App. 843.)——From 1820; Lxx1x. 287, Pp. 

2715. Gross Produce of Stamp Duties on Fire Insurances 
received by the respective London Offices, from 1820; Lxx:x. 
287, P. 

2716. Sums paid into the Stamp Office for Duty on Insurance 
from Fire in London and the Country, distinguishing the Amount 
of Allowances to each Office, and by what Offices paid, at 
several periods in 1822; txxvi. 436. (p. 444.) 449, Pp. (App. 
932,)——1822 and 1823; Lxx1x. 287, P. 1824; Lxxx. 301, P. 

1825; Lxxx1. 221, P. 1826; Lxxx1l. 373, P. 1827 ; 
LXXxill, 240, P. 1828 ; LXxxIVv. 351, P. 1829; Lxxxv. 25], P. 
1839; Lxxxvi. 614, P. 1831; Lxxxvil. 345, p.——( Ano- 
ther Account ordered, uxxxvu. 404, but not presented.)——1832; 
LXXXVIII. 338, P. 1833; LXxx1x. 349. (Pp. 426.)——1834; xc. 
286, P. 1835; xc1. 407. (Pp. 418.) 477. (Pp. 500.)——1836 ; xc11. 
280. (P. 290.) 
































2717. Duty paid in 1824 on Fire Insurances, and 1815-1824 ; © 





LXXXx. 477, P. 1826; Lxxx11. 564, P. 


2718. Net Amount of Duties on Policies for Fire Insurance, 
1810-1827 ; LXXxII. 228, P. 

2719. Stamp Duties received upon Fire Insurances on an 
Average of Three Years ending 5 January 1783, 1793, 1815 and 
1830; LXxxv. 377, P. 

2720. Sums insured by each Office on Farming Stock exempt 
from Duty, 1834; xc. 286, P. 1835; xc1. 407. (P. 418.) 477. 
(r. 500.) 1836; xcul. 553. (Pp. 568.) 








Fires on Board Ships :—See infra, 3467. 


First Fruits : 
2721. Sums paid into the First Fruits Fund, 1812-1822; 
LXXVII. 342, P. 


2722. Sums paid into the Offices of Commissioners by the 
several Dignitaries of England and Wales; 1820-1830; txxxv. 
445. (p. 450.) 532. (P. 629.) 

2723. Sums of Money paid into the First Fruits Fund of 
Ireland ; several other Returns relating to Ecclesiastical Dignities; 
Lxxvi. 141, Pp. (App. 1315.) 

2724. Estimate of Charge of Board of First Fruits in Ire- 
land, 1820; itxxv. 314. (App. 577.}——1821; Lxxvi. 367, P. 
(App. 624.}-——1822; Lxxvir. 163, Pp. (App. 632.)——1823; 
LXxvill. 122, vp. (App. 613.) 

2725. Sums received by Commissioners in Ireland, either by 
Parliamentary Grant or otherwise, from 1 January 1801 ; Objects 
to which applied; Account of Loans; of Churches and Glebe 
Houses; the Annual Value of Benefices; Measures adopted by 
Commissioners for a more exact Valuation of Benefices; Parishes 
united and disunited; and of Unions of Parishes now subsisting; 
(To be prepared, in order to be laid before. the House in the next 
Session, uxxvu. 402, p.; presented) LXXviII. 117, P. 188. 
(p. 190.) (App. 1114-1149.) 








House—(continued)—relative to— 
First Fruits—continued. 


2726. Memorials addressed by Officers of the Board to the 


_ Commissioners, the Lords of the Treasury, or Chief Secretary of 


Ireland, with their Answers; txxviit. 255, P. 


2727. Sums received by the Commissioners of First Fruits in 
Ireland, 1816-1826; txxx11. 250, P. 

2728. Sums received and paid by the Commissioners of First 
Fruits in Ireland, 1820-1830; Lxxxv. 175, P. 

2729. Detailed Account of the Sum of £.4,302. 4. 3., being 
the entire Amount of First Fruits paid in to the Commissioners of 
that Fund from the Dignitaries and Benefices of Ireland, 1820- 
1830; Lxxxv. 339, P. 

2730. Money advanced by the Commissioners in Ireland, for 
the purchase or in diminution of the Rent reserved on Glebe 
Land for the Parish of Ballymaglassan, about 1818; also Sums 
issued for the erection of a Glebe House in the said Parish; 
LXxXVv. 453, P. 

2731. Comparative Valuation of First Fruits, Tithes and 
Church Acres, being a Return of Promotions Spiritual in Ire- 
land, from 1812; Lxxxvi. 462, P. 


2732. Case and Opinions of the Law Officers of the Crown in 
Ireland on the Re-valuation of the Benefices to the First Fruits 
Fund ; itxxxvi. 780, Pp. 


2733. Sums received by the Commissioners in Ireland since 
the Union, under the heads of Parliamentary Grants, Compensa- 
tion for Boroughs suppressed, &amp;c., and Expenditure thereout; 
LXXXVII. 54, P. 


2734. Sums received by the Board of First Fruits in Ireland 
from the Union of St. Mary’s, New Ross, 1811-1831; distin- 
guishing Amount received in each year, and Amount advanced to 
the Parish by the Board ; rxxxvu. 294, Pp. 


2735. Names, Salaries, Fees and Emoluments of every Pa- 
tentee or Officer of the following Offices, namely, the First Fruits 
Office, Tenths Office and Queen Anne’s Bounty Office; the 
Amount of all Office Contingencies; also the gross Amount of 
the Sums received at the First Fruits and Tenths Office, 1832- 
1836; xcuI. 335. (P. 343.) 


2736. Royal Instructions given to the Commissioners for 
taking the “ Valor Ecclesiasticus,” in the time of Henry the 
Eighth, for the Rating of First Fruits and Tenths; xcm. 390. 

See supra, 1246. 


Fish: 


2737. Quantity and Description of Fish seized and con- 
demned as unfit for food in the Port of London, 1831-1833; 
LXXXIx. 81, P. 


Fisheries : 


2738. Memorial to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, containing 
Observations by the Commissioners of Irish Fisheries, on a Report 
to the Treasury by the Commissioners for the Herring Fishery, 
Scotland, on the Act 59 Geo. III. c. 109; txxv. 464. ———Me- 
morial presented to the Treasury respecting the Irish Fishery Act, 
59 Geo. III. c. 109; Lxxv. 305, 346, P. 

2739. First Report of the Commissioners of the Irish Fishe- 
ries, for 1819; Lxxv. 63. (P. 71.) Second, 1820; txxvi. 430, Pp. 
Third, 1821; txxvi1. 337. (Pp. 346.)——-Fourth, 1822; txxvu. 
340, P. Fifth; txx1x. 316, P. Sixth; txxx. 478, p. 
Seventh; txxx1. 366, P. Eighth; txxxi. 563, Pp. Ninth ; 
LXXXIII. 461, P. Tenth; txxxtv. 391, Pp. Eleventh; txxxv. 
509, P. 

2740. First Report of Commissioners of Inquiry into the 
State of Irish Fisheries; xc11. 216. Second Report, with Evi- 
dence; xci1, 284. 

2741. Fishing Vessels entered at the Coast Office, London, 
and Fees received, 1823; Lxx1x. 308, P. 

2742. Number of Ships, and Tonnage, engaged in the Whale, 
Cod and Herring Fisheries, 1817-1824; txx1x. 350, P. 

2743. Receiptand Expenditure of the British Fisheries Society, 
18255; Lxxx. 227. 

2744. Sums of Money expended, 1825-1830, on the Fisheries 
of the United Kingdom, and of the Establishments of the Com- 
missioners of the Scotch and Irish Fisheries respectively ; txxxv. 
470, P. 

2745. Number of Ships, and Tonnage, which cleared out from 
the Ports of Great Britain for the Deep Sea Fishery, 1814-1826 ; 
LXxxil. 416, P. 1814-1827; Lxxxull. 470, Pp. 554, P~ 1828 5 
LXXXIV. 231, P, 1827-1831; Lxxxvil. 292. (Pp. 297.) 

2746. Total Tonnage employed in the Fisheries, 1826; txxxu11. 
443, P. 

See supra, 1418. 1924; infra, 2988. 4484. 5085. 6538, &amp;c. 


Five 





















































-ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 











- 


I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the 
Five per Cent. Annuities : —See supra, 1999. 


Flanagan, Thomas : 
2747. Papers relative to the Conviction of Thomas Flanagan 
at the Assizes at Sligo; txxvi. 421, P. 


Flanders :—See supra, 1560. 
Flax :—See supra, 1912; infra, 2975, &amp;c. 3108. 5997. 6162. 


Fleet Prison : 

2748. Number of Persons in the Custody of the Warden of 
the Fleet Prison since 1813, to whom the Privilege of living 
within the Rules has been granted; uxxxu. 518, p.——1825- 
1830; Lxxxv. 340. (P. 349.) 

2749. Mode in which the Sums received by the Fleet Prison 
from the different Counties for the Relief of Poor Debtors has 
been disposed of; Lxxrx. 513. 

See supra, 1040, &amp;c. 2030; infra, 3177. 


Fletcher, Samuel : 
2750. Report of Examination on the Case of Samuel Fletcher, 
formerly a Brewer and Maltster; txxix. 531. 
2751. Final Decision in the Case of Samuel Fletcher, referred 


by the King’s Letter, 22 July 1823, to the Board of Treasury; 
LXxx. 625, P. 


Flour :—See supra, 1568, &amp;e. 


Fly Carriages : 
2752. Places where Fly Carriages are assessed ; Lxxvutt. 
476, P. 


Footpaths :—See infra, 2961. 3355. 


Fordyce, John: 
2753. Returns of the present State of the Account of John 
Fordyce, Esq™, and of Keith Stewart, Esq", of Balances due 
by them to the Public; txxv1. 286, p. (App. 1170.) 


Foreign Enlistment Act: 

2754. Order in Council exempting His Majesty’s Subjects 
entering the Service of the Queen of Spain from the Provisions 
of the Foreign Enlistment Act; Communication between Govern- 
ment and the Minister of the Queen of Spain; xc. 392, p. 


Foreign Postage :—See infra, 4647, ke. 


Forests, Royal : 

2755. Detailed Account of Expenses incurred by the Com- 
missioners appointed in the last Twenty-five Years, to ascertain 
the Boundaries, to encourage the Growth of Timber, or to settle 
Disputes relative to Property in the New Forest, Windsor Forest, 
and other Royal Forests; txxxv. 622, P. 

See infra, 6070, &amp;c. 


Forgery : 
2756. . Number of Prosecutions for Forgery upon Banks in 
Great Britain and Ireland, 1818-1827; txxxi1. 314. (Pp. 371.) 


2757. Number of Persons executed for Forgery or uttering 
Forged Instruments, 1820-1830; Lxxxv. 437, P. 


2758. Number of Persons convicted of Forgery on the Bank 
of England, 1791-1829; txxxv. 457, p.———On the Bank of 
Ireland, 1791-1829; (Ordered, uxxxv. 439, but not presented.) 
———On the Chartered and other Banks of Scotland, 1791- 
1829; ~xxxv. 578, P. 

_2759. Number of Persons convicted of Forgery in 1830, and 
Number executed ; txxxvi. 228, P. 

2760. Number of Persons who have been convicted in Ireland 
of Forgery, or of uttering Forged Notes of the Bank of Ireland ; 
(Ordered, uxxv1. 92; Order discharged, and another Account 
ordered, 97; presented, 155, pv.) (App. 1187.) 

2761. Number of Persons who have been convicted in Ireland 
of uttering Forged Notes; ixxvi. 336, Pp. 


Foundling Hospital :—See supra, 1539. 2119. 2135, -&amp;c. 


Foundlings : 
2762.- Amount levied on Parishes in the Cities of Waterford 
and Limerick for the Maintenance of Foundlings or Deserted 

. Children, 1829-1832; txxxvul. 397. (Pp. 442.) 


2763... Number of Children taken up in the Streets of Man- | 


chester, and the Districts adjacent, and deposited in the Police 
Offices to be owned, between August 1832 and 1835; xcr. 19. 
(P. 35.) 





GEN. INDEX. 


LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820 —1837.) 





House—(continued)—relative to— 
Four-and-a-half per Cent. Duties: 


2764. Colonial Acts for granting Four-and-a-half -per Cent. 
Duties in the West Indies and the Island of Barbadoes; xxv. 
139, Pp. (App. 836.) 

2765. Return of any Act of Assembly in Barbadoes since 
1663; Lxxv. 219, P. (App. 839.) 

2766. Pensions and contingent Pensions granted in reversion 
upon the Four-and-a-half per Cent. Leeward Island Duties from 
the year 1800; txxv. 261. (Pp. 263.) (App. 844, 845.) 

2767. Total Net Produce of the Four-and-a-half per Cent. 
Barbadoes and Leeward Island Duties, 1809-1818, so far as 
relates to the Husband of the said Duties; uxxv. 147, rp. (App. 
842.) 1819 and 1820; Lxxvi. 471, p. (App. 1158.) ——1821 ; 
Lxxvil. 196, Pp. (App. 1103.) 

2768. Total Net Produce of the Four-and-a-half per Cent. 
Barbadoes and Leeward Island Duties, 1809-1819, so far as 
relates to the Exchequer; txxv. 147, p. (App. 842.) 

2769. Number of Pensions charged on the Four-and-a-half 
per Cent. Duties, the annual Amount of each of which exceeds 
£.100; txxvit. 202. (P. 269.) (App. 1104.) 

2770. Monies remitted from the Plantations to the Receiver- 
General of Customs for Four-and-a-half per Cent. Duty, 1819 and 
1820; Lxxvi. 472, p. (App. 1158.) 

2771. Four-and-a-half per Cent. Barbadoes and Leeward 
Island Duties received into the Exchequer in the years 1819 and 
1820, and application thereof; Ltxxvi. 472, p. (App. 1160.)—— 
1821; Lxxvit. 202. (p. 269.) (App. 1105.) 

2772. Total Gross and Net Proceeds of the Four-and-a-half 
per Cent. Barbadoes and Leeward Island Duties consigned to 
England in Produce, 1819 and 1820; txxvi. 471, p. (App. 1157.) 
1821; Lxxvil. 202. (Pp. 269.) (App. 1106.) 

2773. Four-and-a-half per Cent. Duty, and Pensions payable 
thereout in 1824; Lxxx. 590, P. 1825; “xxx1. 122, Pp. (App. 
735.) 

2774. Gross Proceeds of the Produce paying Four-and-a-half 
per Cent. Duty sent from Barbadoes, Antigua, Montserrat, St. 
Christopher, Nevis and Tortola; txxxv. 280, Pp. 

2775. Treasury Minute by which the Customs Duty payable 
on Sugar brought to this Country in discharge of the Four-and- 
a-half per Cent. Duties have not been paid since 25 March 1828 ; 
Lxxxv. 502, P. 

2776. Quantity of Sugar admitted into the United Kingdom 
since 25 March 1828 in discharge of the Four-and-a-half per Cent. 
Duties ; and Amount of Duty that would have been paid if it had 
not been admitted free of Duty as King’s Sugar; (Ordered, 
Lxxxv. 476, but not presented.) 

2777. Monies remaining in the Exchequer on 5 January 1829 
on account of the Four-and-a-half per Cent. Duties; also Monies 
paid in on the same Account in 1829, with an Account of the 
application thereof; 1xxxv. 280, P. 











2778. Payments made out of the Surplus which accrued on 
the Four-and-a-half per Cent. Fund between 25 March 1828 and 
5 January 1830, over and above the Payments made by the 
Husband, and the Salaries and Pensions detailed in a Return, 
No. 273, of the present Session; 1xxxv. 652, P. 

2779. Note addressed by the Legislative Agents for the 
Colonies paying the Four-and-a-half per Cent. Duties to Viscount 
Goderich, dated 23 January 1832, praying for the Abolition of 
that Tax; Lxxxvir. 439, P. 

2780. Four-and-a-half per Cent. Duties, stating the Amount 
received from each Island, and specifying the several Pensions 
and Charges payable therefrom in 1826 and 1832; txxxvitt. 374. 
(P. 429.) 

2781. Sums paid into the Exchequer on account of the Four- 
and-a-half per Cent. Duties, for Three Years immediately pre- 
ceding the Act for the Abolition of Slavery, and Duties paid in 
since; xcl. 149. (Pp. 201.) 

See supra, 33. 701. 1210, &amp;c.; infra, 6332. 6354. 


Four Courts Marshalsea Prison, Dublin:—See supra, 
2040, &amp;e. 


France : 

2782. Estimate of the Sum applicable to the Public Service 
from the Pecuniary Indemnity payable by the French Govern- 
ment; Lxxvi. 407. (App. 594.) 

2783. Returns specifying the Claims for the Commercial, Ter- 
ritorial, and Funded -Property; of Claims admitted; Balance 
remaining unpaid, and Salaries received; txxvi. 494, P. 

2784. Sums received from France in respect of the Pecuniary 
Indemnity payable under the Convention of 15 November 1815; 
LXxvull. 424, Pp. (App. 799.) 


2785. Return 















84 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Frank fort-on-the-Maine : 


France—continued. 

2785. Return of the Works of Art, for the removal of which 
£. 9,971. 10. has been paid ; several other Returns of the manner 
in which other Sums have been applied, paid out of the Pecuniary 
Indemnity received from France; Lxx1x. 246, P. 

2786. Amount which remained in the hands of the Commis- 
sioners for liquidating Claims on France, after payment of all 
Claims under Convention No. 7; Lxxx11. 420, P. 

2787. Sums paid by the Commissioners of Liquidation, Arbi- 
tration and Award of Claims on France to the Commissioners of 
His Majesty’s Woods and Forests, and stating by what authority 
the same were paid; txxxum. 444, Pp. 

2788. Minutes of the Treasury relating to the Application 
of the surplus Funds in the hands of the Commissioners for the 
Arbitration and Liquidation of the Claims of British Subjects 
upon France; txxx11. 452, pP. 


2789. Returns of the unsettled Demands provided by the 
Government of France for liquidating the Claims of British 
Subjects ; and Balance of the Funds remaining unappropriated ; 
( Ordered, txxx1v. 364, but not presented.) 

2790. Unsettled Demands on the Funds provided by the Go- 
vernment of France for liquidating the Claims of British Subjects ; 
LXXXv. 225. (Pp. 232.) 

2791. Balance of the Funds provided by the Government of 
France unappropriated to the Liquidation of French Claims; 
LXXXv. 225. (Pp. 232.) 

2792. Return of all Claims in respect of Commercial Debts 
due in France to British Subjects in 1793, which have already 
been adjudicated by the late Commissioners, and Judgment of 
Lord Gifford on the Second Appeal of Messrs. Boyd, Ker &amp; Co.; 
LXXXVI. 143, P. 

2793. Dividends received upon Rentes placed in deposit with 
the British and French Commissioners under certain Conventions ; 
( Ordered, txxxv1. 450, but not presented till) 740, Pp. 

2794. Appeals to the King in Council from Decisions of the 
Commissioners for Claims on France; txxxvit. 362, Pp. 

2795. Return of Sums which, out of the Funds received from 
France in Liquidation of British Claims, have been advanced by 
the Treasury to the Office of Woods; Lxxxvitt. 307, P. 

2796. Quantities of Goods imported from and exported to 
France, 1780-1793; Lxx1x. 287, P. 

2797. Quantity and official Value of all Imports from France 
into Great Britain; of all Articles, foreign and colonial Produce, 
re-exported from Great Britain to France; also official and 
declared Value of British and Irish Produce and Manufactures 
exported from Great Britain to France in 1825; Lxxx1. 366, Pp. 

2798. Quantity and declared Value of all Imports from 
France ; also of Articles of the Growth, Produce or Manufacture 
of the United Kingdom, and of Foreign and Colonial Produce 
exported to France in 1827; txxx1u. 365. (P. 371.) 

2799. Abstract of the Amount in official and real Value of 
all British Exports to and Imports from France since 1814; 
(Ordered, txxxv1. 263, but not presented till) 773, Pr. 

2800. First Report on the Commercial Relations between 
France and Great Britain, addressed to the Lords of the Com- 
mittee of Privy Council for Trade and Plantations, by George 
Villiers and John Bowring; with a Supplementary Report by 
John Bowring; txxxix. 470.———Second Report (Silks and 
Wines) xc. 476. 

2801. Treaty with the Most Christian King, with Two addi- 
tional Articles thereunto annexed, signed at London, 26 January 
1826; Lxxx1. 11. (App. 729.) 

2802. Treasury Minutes of 5 May 1826, 8 June 1830, and 
15 March 1833, and of any prior or subsequent Minute relating 
to the Surplus Fund arising out of the Treaties and Conventions 

1814, 1815 and 1818, between His Majesty and the King of 
France; Lxxxix. 84, P. 

2803. Names of all Persons who have sent in Claims under 
the authority of Treasury Minutes, relating to French Claims; 
XC. 353, P. 

2804. Treasury Minutes, dated 17 December 1833 and 28 
August 1835, relating to the Interest upon Claims on France 
under Convention 13; xc. 607, P. 

2805. Convention between His Majesty and the King of the 
French, for extending the facilities of Communication by Post 
between their respective Dominions; xc1. 526. 

See supra, 25. 110. 1560; infra, 3861. 6379. 


France, Isle of: —See infra, 3792, &amp;c. 


Franchises :— See infra, 6234. 












2806. General Treaty, signed at Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 
20 July 1819; with the Acts annexed thereto; Lxxvi. 397, 
(App. 823.) 

2807. Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between His 
Majesty and the Free City of Frankfort, signed at London, May 13, 
1832; txxxvur. 496. (App. 1014.) 

2808. Frankfort Tariff referred to in the Fifth Article of the 
Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between His Majesty and 
that Free City, signed at London, May 13, 1833, with Translation ; 
LXxxvil. 589, Pp. (App. 1029.) 


2809. Treaty between His Majesty and the Free City of 
Frankfort; xc. 121. 


Freeholders : 


2810. Number of £.50, £.20 and £10 Freeholders and 
Clergymen who voted at the last General Election ; txxxv1. 278, p. 


2811. Number of Freeholders who have exercised the right 
of Voting in the several Counties in England and Wales for 
Knights of the Shire, since 1811; Number resident in the several 
Cities and Towns, being Counties within themselves; uxxxvi. 
740, P. 

2812. Number of Freeholders in each County in Ireland, 
entitled to vote at the Election of ‘Members of Parliament; Lxxx. 
387, P. 535, P. 

2813. Number of Persons registered as Freeholders.in every 
City and Town in Ireland returning Members to Parliament, 
and stating the Number of Person selected or admitted to their 
Freedom, 1821-1829; Lxxxiv. 314, P. 


2814. Number of Freeholders registered and qualified to Vote 
in each County in Ireland on 1 January 1829 and 1830; Lxxxv. 
569, Pp. To 1 May 1831; Lxxxvi. 772, P. 

2815. Roll of Freeholders of every County in Scotland; txxv. 
453. (Abstract to be printed, 458.) 

See supra, 2467, &amp;c. 





Freemen : 


2816. Number of Freemen in each Corporate Town in Ireland ; 
LXXXIv. 314, P. 

2817. Number of Freemen admitted to their Freedom in those 
Cities and Boroughs which send Members to Parliament, since 
1800; LXxxvIlI. 72, P. 149, P. 

2818. Number of Freemen created in each Corporate Town in 
Ireland returning Members to Parliament, distinguishing those 
entitled as of right; 1820-1830; Lxxxvi. 782, P. 1831-1832; 
LXXXVII. 429, P. 

2819. Number of Persons admitted to the Freedom of the 
Cities and Boroughs in England and Wales which returned 
Members to Parliament in 1833-1835, and Sum paid by 
each Person for Stamp Duty on such Admission; xci. 17. 
(P. 20.) 

See supra, 1680. 2467, &amp;c. 





French Claims :—See supra, 2782, &amp;e.; infra, 4933. 


Friendly Societies : 


2820. List of Friendly Societies and other Institutions to 
which Debentures have been issued by the Commissioners of the 
National Debt, in virtue of Act 59 Geo. ITI. c. 128; uxxix. 
433, P. 

2821. List of the Friendly Societies and other Institutions 
which have been registered in England and Wales, in virtue of 
Act 59 Geo. III. c. 128 5 rxxrx. 533. 

2822. Number of Friendly Societies filed by the Clerks of the 
Peace in Great Britain since 1793 ; Lxxxvit. 54, P. In Ireland ; 
LXxxvil. 180, P. 

2823. In Great Britain and Ireland since Michaelmas 1831 ; 
LXxxix. 103. 181, P. 

2824. Fees received by the Barrister under the Statute 
10 Geo. IV. c. 56, for certifying the Rules of Friendly Societies 
in England and Wales; txxx1x. 398, pP. 

2825. Friendly Societies enrolled in the several Counties in 
Great Britain; xc1. 818. 

See infra, 5101, &amp;c. 





Frith of Forth Ferries : 


2826. Reports of the Trustees of the Frith of Forth Ferries ; 
Fifth; .ixxvim. 308.——Sixth and Seventh; ixxx1. 142.—— 
Eighth; txxxiv. 50, 


Funds :— See supra, 1988, &amp;e. 


Galway : 


























ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





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


Galway : 

2827. Number of Protestant Tradesmen and Artificers admit- 
ted to the Freedom of the Town of Galway; also Number of 
Protestant Settlers admitted to the Freedom of the Cities of Cork, 
Limerick and Londonderry, 1822-1832; also Charters granted to 
Galway; Lxxxvi. 312, p. 

2828. Catholic Freemen of the Corporation of Galway admit- 
ted since 1 April 1831; Lxxxvi. 772, P. 

2829. Return of the Landed and other Estates, or Ecclesias- 
tical Benefices, to which there is a Right of Presentation, Monies, 
and other Properties at the disposition of the Corporation of 
Galway ; Lxxxvill. 665. (Pp. 709.) 

2830. Sums advanced by Government since 1821, for Public 
Works within the County of the Town of Galway, and the Coun- 
ties of Galway and Mayo; txxxvutt. 400, P. 

2831. Estimate of the Sum which may be required, 1833-1834, 
to defray the Expenses incurred in carrying on and completing 
certain New Roads in the County of Galway; txxxvitt. 669, P. 
(App. 914.) 

2832. Estimate of the Cost of finishing the several Portions 
of Roads in the Counties of Galway and Mayo, as proposed. to 
be completed by the Board of Public Works; txxxtx. 302, p. 
(App. 763.) 

See infra, 2906. 


Gambia : 
2833. Estimate of the Charge for defraying the |Civil Esta- 
blishment of; 1833-34 ; txxxvut. 264, rp. (App. 906.) See supra, 
1355. 


Game and Game Laws : 

2834. Number of Game Certificates, and Duties thereupon, 
for 1818-1820; txxvi. 104, p. (App. 943.) 

2835. Number of Game Licenses issued, 1823-1828; Lxxxu. 
355, P. 

2836. Convictions and Sentences for Offences against the 
Laws for the Preservation of Game, from 1 January 1819 to the 
latest period; txxv. 369, p. (App. 902.) 

2837. Commitments and Convictions under the Game Laws, 
exclusive of Wales, 1815-1821 ; Lxxvu1. 337, p. (App. 1190.) 


2838. Persons confined for Offences against the Game Laws, 
in Great Britain; txxx. 304, p. In 1825; Lxxx1. 363, Pp. 
England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland; txxxvu. 40, P. 
Dublin; txxxvi. 117. In Scotland; Committals, Convictions 
and Extent of Punishment, and specifying Counties, 1830-1835 ; 
xCl. 690. (P. 698.) 

2839. Number of Convictions under the Game Laws, 1820- 
1826 5 LXxxII. 518, P. 1827-1830; LXxxvI. 247, P. 

2840. Number of Commitments under the Game Laws in 
England and Wales, from November to February, 1829-1832 ; 
LXXxvil. 354, p——1 November 1831-18323; Lxxxvill. 204, P. 
—l1 November 1832-1833; .xxxix. 84, P. 1 November 
1833-1834; xcr. 245. (Pp. 251.) 

See infra, 3455. 


Gaols : 


2841. Reports and Schedules transmitted to the Secretary of 
State, under Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 64, s. 24, relative to the State of 
Gaols ; txx1x. 131, p. 1825; Lxxx. 14, p.——1826; LxxxI. 
15, P. 1827; Lxxxu. 115, P. 1828; Lxxxu. 6, P. 
Pursuant to the Provisions of Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 64, s. 24. and 5 
Geo. IV. c. 85,8. 7; Lxxxiv. 14, P. 1829; LxxxIv. 11, P. 
1830; Lxxxv. 8, P. 1831; LXxxvI. 138, P. 1832; LXXXVII. 
110, P. 1833; Lxxxvill. 61, P. 1834; LXxxIx. 7, P. 
1835; xc. 98. (Pp. 119.) 1836; xc1. 19. (P. 46.) 1837 ; xciI. 
150. (P. 154.)——Report of Visiting Magistrates of Prisons in 
Middlesex, made to the Quarter Sessions, December 1825 ; 
LXxxi1I. 84, P.———Report of Inspectors appointed to visit the 
different Prisons in Great Britain; xc1. 156. (Pr. 194.) 





















































2842. Returns from all Gaols, Houses of Correction, or Peni- 
tentiaries, in England, Wales and Scotland, of Persons committed, 
and Prisoners confined, in 1820; Lxxvi. 191. (Pp. 262.) 


2843. Contracts entered into by Justices having Charge of 
Gaols, per Act 5 Geo. IV. c.85; Lxxx. 581, P.—LXxxI. 242, P. 
2844, Prisons in England appropriated to the confinement of 
Debtors; txxx1. 112, P. 
2845. Number of Persons at present confined in any Gaol in 
the Metropolis for Prison Fees imposed ; txxx1v. 192, P. 
2846. Reports made to the Secretary of State respecting Gaols 


in Scotland, prepared in terms of Act 10 Geo. IV. c.54; Lxxxv. 
554. (Pp. 650.) 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 


House—(continued)—relative to— 
Gaols—continued. 


2847. Number of Prisons situate within the Jurisdiction of 
each Sheriff Depute in Scotland, and the Places where they are 
respectively situated; Number of Persons committed for Trial, 
&amp;e. ; 1823-1830 ; Lxxxv. 470. (P. 475.) 


2848. Second Report of Inspectors of Prisons in Scotland ; 
Xcll. 256. 


2849. Correspondence relative to the State of Gaols in the 
West Indies, and the British Colonies in South America; txxxv1. 
219. (P. 475.) 


2850. Expenses incurred in building, repairing, fitting and 
furnishing the several Gaols and Houses of Correction in England 
and Wales since 1800; Lxxxvi. 900. Abstract; 903, p. 


2851. Salary paid to the Chaplain of every Prison in England 
and Wales; txxxvit. 509, P. For 1834; xc. 248, p. 


2852. Establishment of Officers and Servants employed in 
each County Gaol and House of Correction in England and 
Wales; uxxxvii. 496. (Pp. 553.) 








2853. Greatest Number of Persons confined at one time in 
each Gaol and House of Correction in England and Wales in 
18325 Lxxxvil. 520. (Pp. 550.) 


2854. Places of Confinement in-England and Wales which do 
not come under the Gaol Act, 4 Geo. IV. c. 64; txxxvitr. 520. 
(p. 550.) 

2855. Prisoners confined in the Metropolitan Prisons up to 
18 July 1832; Lxxxvitr. 665, P. 


2856. Expense of every Prison in England and Wales, 1832; 
LXXXVILI. 311. (P. 314.) 


2857. Sums received or demanded by the Keepers of Gaols in 
England and Wales from Prisoners, for the use of Private or 
State Apartments, or any other Special Accommodation ; Lxxxvu11. 
254, p. 

2858. Estimate for Salaries and Expenses of Inspectors of 
Prisons; 1836-37; xc1. 233, P. 1837-38; xciI. 213, P. 





2859. Number and Denomination of the Classes into which 
Prisoners are divided in the several County Gaols and Houses of 
Correction in Middlesex, Surrey, and the City of London; xc. 
162, P. 


2860. Money expended by the Counties of Middlesex, Surrey, 
and Essex, for the Erection, Enlargement and Repairs of Prisons, 
1815-1836; similar Return for the City of London; xc1. 765. 
(p. 819.) 

2861. Return from every Market Town or other place not 
corporate in England and Wales, of the nature of the place of 
confinement for Felony ; xc1. 679. (P. 830.) 

See supra, 123. 1505, &amp;c. 1511. 1801, &amp;c. 1830. 2030. &amp;e.; 
infra, 4797. 4848. 


Garrioch Church :—See supra, 2073. 


Gas Light Establishments : 
2862. Report and other Papers from the Home Department, 
relative to; LXxvitt. 177, P. See infra, 3080. 


Gates, W. : 
2863. Statement of the Charges preferred against W. Gates, 
principal Coast Officer, &amp;c., at Brighton, in May 1821; also 
against Mr. Partington; Lxxvul. 55. 


Gazette :—See infra, 3592. 
General Assembly :—See supra, 1184; infra, 5081. 


Geneva: 

2864. Duties on Geneva imported into Ireland, 1800-1821 ; 
LXXVII. 378. (Pp. 405.) (App. 957.) 

2865. Quantity of Geneva Spirits annually imported into, 
exported from, and retained for Home Consumption in Great 
Britain, 1777-1825 ; Lxxx1. 221, Pp. 

See supra, 1910. 2244; infra, 5626. 
Geographical Society : 

2866. Estimate of the Sum required to enable the Geographical 

Society to prosecute two Expeditions of Discovery, one into the 


Interior of South Africa, the other into the Interior of America ; 
xc. 213, P. See infra, 4140. 


“ George” Sioop :—See infra, 5326. 
George the Fourth, Royal Harbour of :—See supra, 2226. 


Germany : 
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PAPERS—continued. 











=== 


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


Germany :—See infra, 5263. 6125. 


Ghent, Treaty of :—See supra, 116. 


Gibraltar : 

2867. Number and Nature of the Offices and Establishments 
in the Garrison and Territories of Gibraltar, paid from its Reve- 
nues, for 1800 and 1818; also Taxes and Duties, and Amount of 
Crown Revenues, 1760-1819; Lxxv. 485. 

2868. Amount of the Revenue collected at Gibraltar, for 1820 
and 1821; ixxvir. 90, Pp. 230, Pp. (App. 1106. 1108.) 

See supra, 1211. 1319. 1373; infra, 5261. 


Glamorgan, County: 
2869. Return from the Clerk of the Peace of the Assessments 
for the County Rate of that County for 1829; Lxxxvi. 377, P. 
471, P. 


Glasgow :—See supra, 2047; infra, 3274. 5548. 5934. 
Glasgow Baillie Court :—See supra, 548. 


Glasgow and Carlisle Turnpike Road : 
2870. Amount of Debt affecting the Road by Beatock Bridge, 
distinguishing the Crown from other Creditors; Rate of Toll and 
Amount of Income ; xc. 19. (P. 691.) 


Glasgow Custom House: 

2871. Estimate of Sum required in 1837, for building a new 
Custom House at Glasgow, including the Purchase of Ground ; 
xc. 212. (Pp. 215.) 

Glasgow and Edinburgh Railway :—See supra, 2438. 
Glass : 

2872. Quantity Exported from Ireland, 1816-1821; xxv. 
356, p. (App. 1118.) 

2873. Duty received, and of Drawback paid, on Glass, from 


1813-1824; LxxIx. 328, P. From 1824, 1825; txxx. 378. 
1825-1827 ; (Ordered, Lxxx111. 320, but not presented.) 








2874. Quantity of Glass Exported to Ireland previous to 
5 January 1825; ixxx1. 399, P- Quantity of Glass imported 
into Ireland during the Three Quarters immediately preceding 
the laying on of the Glass Tax in that Country ; specifying the 
Number of Crates imported in each year; LXxxviil. 609, P. 





2875. Quantity of Glass Imported into the United Kingdom 
in 1823 and 1824; LxxxI. 83, P. 

2876. Duty received on Glass in Ireland, and Drawback paid- 
thereout, 1825-1828; Lxxxiu. 420, P. 1828-1830; Lxxxv. 
Duties collected from Glass in Ireland, 1820-1830; 
LXXXV. 502, P. 

2877. Quantity of Crown, Flint, Plate, Bottle and Broad or 
Spread Glass Exported from England and Scotland to Ireland, 
with the Amount of Drawback, 1825-1827 ; Lxxx1u. 501, Pp. 

2878. Duties and Drawbacks on Flint, Plate and Crown Glass, 
1829-1831; Lxxxvi. 462, P. 

2879. Duty paid on Glass for 1832 in England, Scotland and 
Ireland, and Drawbacks allowed on Exportation; Quantity of 
Wine and other Liquors imported in Glass Bottles, 1822-1833 ; 
LXXXVil. 202, Pp. 276, P. 





326, P. 





2880. Number of Glass Houses respectively employed in the 
Manufacture of certain sorts of Glass, 1826-1832, and Amount of 
Duty charged on each sort of Glass ; Lxxxvutl. 468, Pp. 


2881. Duty charged on Glass; distinguishing Amount 
charged on Flint, Plate, Broad, Crown, Bottle and German 
Sheet Glass, in 1833; Amount of Drawback; ixxx1x. 297. (Pp. 
346.)——1834 ; xc. 353, P. 1835; xc1. 236. (Pp. 240.)—— 
1836; xcuI. 280. (Pp. 290.) 427. (P. 437.) 

See supra, 1910, &amp;e. 2244. 





Glebe Lands :—See supra, 2073. 2725, &amp;e. 


Gloucester, Port of : 

2882. Tonnage of all Goods, Wares and Merchandize im- 
ported, exported and carried coastwise into and from the Port 
of Gloucester, 1818-1821; (Ordered, uxxvi. 300, but not pre- 
sented.) See infra, 3456. 


Gloves : 

2883. Number of Pair of Habit Gloves, Men’s Gloves, 
Women’s Gloves and Mitts imported, with the Amount of Duty 
paid thereon, from 5 July 1826 to 5 April 1828; Lxxx1m. 455, P. 
—— 1828-1829; Lxxxiv. 143, P. 1828-1831; Lxxxvi. 657, P. 

See infra, 3112, 3117. 











Godolphin House : 


2884. Lease granted to his late Royal Highness the Duke of 
York; txxxu. 470, p. 


Gold Coast :—See supra, 65, &amp;c. 1355. 

Gold Coinage :—See supra, 1334, &amp;c.; infra, 3899. 
Gold and Silver :—See supra, 857, &amp;c. 1332, &amp;c. 2015, 
Gold and Silver Plate :—See infra, 4494, &amp;e. 

Good Hope, Cape of :—See supra, 974, &amp;e. 


Goole Port: 
2885. Reports made to the Treasury or Customs relative and 
preparatory to the appointment of Goole to be a Port; txxxim. 
365, P. See infra, 3322. 


Gordon, Peter :—See supra, 2310. 


Gospel : 

2886. Estimate of the Sum required in aid of the Expense 
incurred by the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in the 
North American Colonies ; 1823 ; txxvi11. 351, Pp. (App. 590.}—— 
1824; txxix. 28, p. (App. 655.)}——1825; Lxxx. 33, Pp. (App. 
771.)——1826 ; Lxxx1. 163, p. (App. 547.)——1827 5 Lxxx11. 303, 
p. (App. 741.) 1828; LXxx1II. 161, p. (App. 679.)——1829 ; 
LXxXxiv. 74, Pp. (App. 535.)——1830 ; Lxxxv. 113, p. (App. 776.) 

1831; Lxxxvi. 471, p. (App. cli.) 564, p. (App. 1056.) 
2887. Memorandum transmitted to Viscount Goderich by the 
Rev. A. Hamilton, dated 16 May 1827; txxxu. 484, Pp. 
See supra, 932. 








Governors of Counties : 
2888. Number of Governors within the several Counties in 
Ireland ; Lxxx11. 504, Pp. See infra, 3457, &amp;c. 


Graham, Captain :—See infra, 6386. 


Graham, Robert : 


2889. Warrant granting an Annuity to Robert Graham, 
Esq", late Principal Commissary Clerk of Edinburgh; ixxx1. 
213, P. 


Grain :—See supra, 1542, ke. 


Grand Canal : 

2890. Letter to the Chief Secretary of Ireland on the nature 
of the Securities taken by the Irish Loan Commissioners for an 
advance of Money to the Grand Canal Company for the purpose 
of extending their Navigation to Kilbeggan; Answers thereto ; 
and other Papers relating to the Ballinasloe Canal and Mount 
Mellick Canal; ixxxv. 343, p. 


2891. Gross Tonnage carried and amount of Tolls received by 
the Grand Canal Company; Receipts and Expenditure of the 
Ballinasloe Canal, and other Returns relating thereto, 1810-1830 ; 
(Ordered, ixxxv. 562, but not presented.) 


See infra, 3217. 5175. 


Grand Juries and Grand Jury Presentments : 

2892. Presentments made by the Grand Juries of the several 
Counties, &amp;c. in Ireland, in 1819; txxv. 225. 1820; LXXxvi. 
133. 1821; Lxxvil. 134, 239, P. 18225 Lxxvill. 167. 
1823; LxxIx. 287. (Pp. 304.) 409. (Abstracts 513, p.)——1824; 
LXxXx. 214, P. 535, P. 1825; LXXxI. 258, P. 18265; Lxxx1lI. 
355.411. (Abstract 411, P.) 1827 ; Lxxxi. 153, Pp. 233, P. 
(Abstract 233, p.)——-1828; txxxiv. (Abstract 50, p.}——1829; 
txxxv. (Abstract 230, p.)}——1830; ixxxvi. (Abstract 433, Pp.) 

1831; Lxxxvir. 200, P. 1832; uxxxvitt. (Abstract 79, P.) 
1833 ; Lxxxix. (Abstract 167, P.) 1834; xc. (Abstract 
274.) ——-1835; xc. (Abstract 194, (p. 201.)——-1836; xcr. 150; 
(Abstract 154.) 


2893. Grand Jury Presentments made in Ireland, 1814-1821 ; 
(Ordered, uxxv1. 492, but not presented.) 


2894. Amount and Details of Sums levied by Grand Jury 
Presentments; Lxxvit. 300, P. 


2895. Total Amount of all Sums of Money levied by Grand 
Jury Assessments in the respective Counties, 1820-1822; (Ordered, 
Lxxvill. 430, but not presented.) Another Account; (Ordered, 
to be prepared and laid before Parliament in the next Session of 
Parliament,) 472. 



































2896. Sums of Money levied in the several Counties of 
Ireland, by authority of Grand Juries, in 1822 and 1823; Lxx1x. 
316, P. 


2897. Sums 














ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 87 











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


Grand Juries and Grand Jury Presentments—continued. 

2897. Sums paid either by the Public, or by Grand Jury 
Presentments in Ireland, under the Peace Preservation Act, the 
Constables Act, and the Insurrection Act, 1817-1824; Lxxrx. 
409. 

2898. Annual Amount of Grand Jury Presentments received 
in Ireland, 1810-1830; Lxxxv. 280, Pp. 

2899. Gross Sums presented by the several Grand Juries 
throughout Ireland at the Spring and Summer Assizes, 1830; 
LXXXxVI. 462, P. 

2900. Money raised by Grand Jury Presentments, 1821-1827, 
for Houses of Industry, Fever Hospitals, Lunatic Asylums and 
Dispensaries ; Lxxx1l. 443, p. 504, P. 


2901. Sums advanced by the Public to Grand Juries in 
Ireland for Mail Coach Roads, and for giving Employment and 
Relief in Ireland under certain Acts; Lxxxiv. 391, Pp. 


2902. Cases where legal proceedings have been taken against 
Treasurers of Grand Juries in Ireland for any defalcations occa- 
sioned by them, and Sums recovered, 1820-1830; (Ordered, 
LXXXxv. 577, but not presented.) 


2903, Balances in the hands of the Treasurers of the Grand 
Juries of Ireland, 1820-1830; (Ordered, txxxv. 543, but not 
presented till) txxxvi. 353. (P. 360.) 


2904. Unclaimed and Unappropriated Balances of the Trea- 
surers for the different Counties in Ireland, 1830-1833 ; Lxxxvum1. 
254, P. 

2905. Money in the hands of the Treasurer of each County, 
County of a City, and County of a Town in Ireland, 1830-1833, 
after the payments at each Spring and Summer Assizes and 
October Sessions; Lxxxvilit. 346. 

2906. Grand Jury Presentments from the Counties of Mona- 
ghan and Galway, 1826; Lxxxu. 411, p. 431, P. 

2907. Payers of Grand Jury Cess of the Spring Assizes, 1835, 
in each Barony, Half Barony and District in each County and 
Town in Ireland ; (Ordered, xc. 648, but not presented. Again 
ordered, xct. 194, but not presented till) xci1. 238. 

See supra, 1539. 1731. 2091; infra, 3501, &amp;c. 4867, 


Grant, The King v. :—See supra, 764. 


Gravesend Pier: 


2908. Receipt and Application of Money; -txxxrx. 559, P. 
—xc. 644.—xcil. 85. 


Great Seal : 

2909. Fees and Stamps charged on appointments of Lords 
Commissioners of the Great Seal, and the Speaker of the House 
of Lords, the Salary of each Commissioner and of the Speaker ; 
xc. 338. (P. 658.) 


2910. Salary and Fees received by each of the Lords Com- 
missioners of the Great Seal in addition to the fixed Salaries of 
their several Offices during the time they held the Great Seal; 
authority under which paid; Patronage enjoyed by the Commis- 
sioners ; (Ordered, xct. 83, but not presented.) 


Greece : 


2911. Sums paid to or for the Service of Greece, stating to 
whom, at what time, and by what authority ; txxxvu. 584, P. 


2912. Protocol relative to the Affairs of Greece, signed at St. 
Petersburgh, 4 April 1826; txxxu1. 9. . 


2913. Treaty for the Pacification of Greece, between His 
Majesty the Most Christian King and the Emperor of all the 
Russias, signed at London, 6 July 1827; txxxu1. 9. ~~ 


2914. (A.) Papers relative to the Affairs of Greece; Lxxxv. 
466. (App. 905.) Protocols of Conferences held in London; 
Lxxxv. 466. (App. 907.) 


2915. (B.) Protocols of Conferences held at Constantinople ; 
LXxxv. 466. (App. 973.) 

2916. (C.) Convention of Alexandria: Lxxxv. 466. (App. 
1016.) Blockade of the Dardanelles; txxxv. 466. (App. 
1020.) Raising of Greek Blockades; .txxxv. 466. (App. 
1023.) 

2917. Communications with His Royal Highness Prince 
Leopold relating to the Sovereignty of Greece ; Lxxxv. 494. (App. 
1026.) 

2918. Communications addressed by the Porte to the Pleni- 
potentiaries of the Allied Courts, respecting the Boundaries fixed 
in the Protocol of 22 March 1829; txxxv. 581. (App. 1044.) 


2919. Protocol of a Conference held at Poros, between the 
Representatives of Great Britain, France and Russia, 12 De- 
cember 1828; txxxv. 581. (App. 1045.) 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Greece—continued. 

2920. Further Communications relative to the Sovereignty of 
Greece: 1. Papers delivered to Lord Aberdeen on 7 June 1830 
by order of His Royal Highness Prince Leopold: 2. Despatch 
from His Majesty’s Ambassador at Paris, transmitting Commu- 
nications from M. Eynard; uxxxv. 581. (App. 1052. 1055.) 


2921. Instruction issued by the Lords Commissioners of the 
Admiralty to Vice-Admiral Sir Pulteney Malcolm, in compliance 
with the Letter of the Earl of Aberdeen, dated 29 April 1829; 
LXxxv. 581. (App. 1058.) 


2922. Instructions issued by the Lord High Commissioner of 
the Ionian Islands, to prevent any Blockade of the Ports or 
Coasts of Greece, and of Extracts of Correspondence relating 
thereto; and Communications of the Ambassadors of England 
and‘France with the Reis Effendi and the Baron de Zuylen, and 
other Communications relating thereto, dated 18 and 29 August 
1829; Lxxxv. 581. (App. 1058. 1063-65.) 


2923. Convention relative to the Sovereignty of Greece, 
between His Majesty the King of the French and the Emperor 
of all the Russias, on the one part, and the King of Bavaria on 
the other, signed at London, May 7, 1832, with Translations ; 
Lxxxvil. 547. (App. 979.) 


2924. Protocols of Conferences held in London, relative to the 
Affairs of Greece; Lxxxvut. 554. (App. 981.) 


2925. Articles explanatory and supplementary to Article VIII. 
of the Convention between the Courts of Great Britain, Bavaria, 
France and Russia, relative to the Sovereignty of Greece, signed 
at London, April 30, 1833, with Translations; ixxxvi1. 723, 
(App. 1142.) 

2926. Papers relating to the third Instalment of the Greek 
Loan; xc. 688,————Additional Papers; xc1. 772. 


2927. Sums issued out of the Consolidated Fund in pursuance 
of Acts for carrying into effect Convention for payment of Interest, 
and Sinking Fund of One-third part of the Greek Loan, 1836 ; 
xcll. 37. (Pp. 264.) 

See infra, 4318, 


Green Wax Processes :—See infra, 3263. 
Greenland Fishery :—See supra, 146; infra, 6391, 
Greenock :—See infra, 3274. 5242. 

Greenwich Coaches :—See infra, 5807, 
Greenwich Court of Request .—See supra, 1783. 


Greenwich Hospital : : 

2928. Annual Account of the Treasurer of Greenwich Hospital ; 
LXXVv. 322. 

2929. Gross Rental of the Estates of Greenwich Hospital in 
1819-1821; txxvir. 243, Pp. (App. 518.) 

2930. Gross Annual Disbursements and Net Balance of the 
Derwentwater Estates, 1817-1831; (Ordered, txxxvi. 934, but 
not presented.)——From 1787; Lxxxvut. 110, P. 


2931. Monies expended, of Agents and Bailiffs, and of the 
Establishment of Greenwich Hospital for 1821; txxvu. 243, p. 
(App. 512-517.) 

2932. Establishment of the Hospital Monies expended upon 
repairing, extending or building upon the Estates of the Hospital ; 
Gross Rental of the Estates; Number of Agents or Bailiffs em- 
ployed; Lxxxt. 329. (P. 358.) 


2933. Aggregate Amount of Expense for and number of 
Agents, &amp;c. employed in managing the Estates of Greenwich 
Hospital in the Counties of Northumberland, Durham and Cum- 
berland, in 1832, with other particulars; Lxxxvin. 367, P. 


2934. Letter of 4 May 1833 from the Commissioners of Green- 
wich Hospital to the Admiralty, on the changes in the manage- 
ment of the Greenwich Hospital Estates in the North; txxxvi. 
366, P. 

2935. Contract Prices of Provisions and Wages at Greenwich 
Hospital, 1818-1822; Lxxvut. 243, p. (App. 520.)——1774, 1792, 
1802, 1810, 1819-1825; LxxxI. 330, 1792, 1803, 1814, 1818, 
1819-1826; Lxxx1I. 600, P. 1818-1827; Lxxx1l. 24], P. 
1818-1828 ; Lxxxv. 92, P. 1790, 1792, and 1828-1830; Lxxxvi. 
200, P. 

2936. Amount paid to Greenwich Hospital in lieu of Deduc- 
tions from Seamen employed in His Majesty’s Service, 1827; 
LXXXIII. 243, P. 1827-18382; Lxxxvil. 105. 


2937. Amount deducted agreeably to 7 &amp; 8 Will. III., and 
other Acts, from the Wages of Seamen and Officers in the Sea 
Service, 




















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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 














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


Greenwich Hospital—continued. 
Service, distinguishing King’s Ships from Merchant Service, 
1815-1821; LXXxVvII. 227, P. 1822-1826; Lxxxml. 541, P. 

2938. Amount received by Greenwich Hospital on account of 
Merchant Seamen’s Sixpences, &amp;c., in 1824; Lxxx. 166. 1825; 
LXxXxI. 117, P. 

2939. Money deducted out of the Wages of Seamen in the 
Merchant Service; the Gross Amount collected; the Net Money 
paid the Treasurer of Greenwich Hospital, &amp;c., 1815-1821 ; Lxxvit. 
228, P.——-1822—-1826; Lxxxil. 541, P. 18275; LxxxulI. 243, P. 
——1828-1829; Lxxxv. 413, P. 1827-1832 5; LXxxvil. 105. 

2940. Number of Merchant Seamen now therein, and Number 
of their Children in the School; Ltxxxvi. 486, P. 

2941. Expense of the Out-Pensioners of Greenwich Hospital ; 
LXxvil. 341, Pp. (App. 512.) 














Grenada :—See infra, 4305. 5397. 


Grimsby Port: 
2942. Return of the Receipts of the Import and Coast Duties 
received in the Port of Grimsby, from 5 January to 5 June 
18213 Lxxvi. 494, P. 


Grosvenor Estate : 

2943. Assessment for the inhabited House Duty in all the 
Houses in Grosvenor, Belgrave and Eaton Squares; LXxxxvi. 
282, P. 

2944. Assessment for the Poor and Police on all the Houses 
in the above Squares; Lxxxvi. 668. 


Guadaloupe Claimants : 
2945. Memorial of General Des Fourneaux: Treasury Minute 
respecting his Claim: Minutes of Evidence on the Petition of 
Magdaleine Jarij Abeille and others; Ltxxv. 464, Pp. 477, P. 


Guatemala :—See infra, 3114. 


Guernsey : 

2946. Total Expenses paid by Great Britain for Civil and 
Military Expenses in Guernsey, Jersey and Alderney ; txxvur. 
374, P. (App. 1110.) 

2947. Revenue collected therein in 1821; Lxxvit. 374, P. 
(App. 1110.) 

2948. Letter from the Secretary at War to the Treasury, 
respecting the Office of Governor of Guernsey, and the several 
Emoluments attached to the Office; xc. 50, Pp. 

See supra, 144. 993. 1559. 1625; infra, 5261. 5654, &amp;e. 5856. 
Guiana : 

2949. Despatch to the Governor of British Guiana from the 
Coionial Office, dated 27 November 1834, announcing the dissolu- 
tion of Lord Melbourne’s Cabinet ; xc. 130. (Pp. 151.) 

Gunpowder : 

2950. Gunpowder sold by Licensed Retailers in Armagh and 
other places between 15 and 31 January 1835; xc. 445, Pp. 
1836; xcr. 142. (Pp. 156.) 





Hackney Coaches: 

2951. Number of Hackney Coach and Cabriolet Licenses now 
issued in London, Westminster and Southwark, 1827; txxxu. 
355, P. 

2952. Number of Hackney Coaches licensed, 1825-1830 ; 
LXXxxv. 653. (Pp. 657.) 

2953. Informations, Convictions, Penalties, &amp;c. on Drivers 
and Proprietors of Hackney Coaches, &amp;c., 1833-1835; xc. 203. 
(Pp. 208.)}——-1835-1837 ; xcu. 273. (Pp. 282.) 


See supra, 2752; infra, 2965, &amp;e. 5340. 
Hackney, Parish : 

2954. Number of Persons rated to the Relief of the Poor in 
the Parish of Hackney for One Year or more, and who had paid 
all their Parochial Rates due within a certain time, and the 
Number of Votes given for and against the adoption of the Vestry 
Act; LXxxvilr. 265. 

Haffield, Thomas : 


2955. Offices held by Thomas Haffield, Clerk in the Office of 
Auditor of the Exchequer in Ireland ; txxvi. 468, Pp. 


Haiti :—See infra, 2967, &amp;e. 


Haileybury College :—See Key to East India. 


Half-pay : 
2956. Account in detail of the several Sums issued for 1820, 


intituled, Navy and Army Half-pay ; (Ordered, txxvi. 349, but 
not presented till) txxvu. 154, P. 


Half-pay—continued. 

2957. Amounts of Half-pay, Retired and Superannuated Al- 
lowances, forming the Sum of £.5,000,000 dead weight, under 
separate heads; uxxvur. 436. (Pp. 444.) 475, p. (App. 1290, 1291.) 

2958. Amounts paid in 1830 and 1831, under separate heads, 
for Half-pay and Retired and Superannuated Allowances, dis- 
tinguishing Amounts and Departments; txxxvut. 322, P——In 
Ireland; txxxvit. 323, Pp. 

2959. Amounts paid, 1831-1823, for Half-pay and Retired 
Allowances, Civil and Military; txxxrx. 568, P. 

See infra, 4458, &amp;c.; also Key to Army. Key to Navy. 


Halifax :—See infra, 5554. 


Hamburgh : 

2960. Correspondence, since 1828, between the Secretary of 
State for Foreign Affairs and the Consul at Hamburgh, relative to 
grievances complained of by British Subjects resident in that City; 
xc. 238, P. See infra, 2963. 


Hampshire, Coast of :—See infra, 5886. 
Hampstead Episcopal Chapel :—See infra, 6405. 


Hampstead, East : 

2961. Clerk of the Peace of the County of Berks and others 
to return an Account of the Number of Roads and Footpaths in 
the Parish of East Hampstead ordered by the Justices of the 
Peace to be stopped up between 8 June 1821 and 30 August 1827, 
with Number and Names of the Justices by whom such Orders 
were made; (Ordered, uxxxvit. 288, but not presented till) 
LXXXVIII. 409. Further Returns to be made forthwith; 582. 





Hampton Court Palace :—See infra, 4301. 
Hams :—See infra, 3131. 


Hanaper, Clerk of the :—See supra, 669. 1403. 


Hanover : 

2962. Declaration of Great Britain and Hanover respecting 
Reciprocity of Commerce, signed 12 June 1824; Lxxx. 8. (App. 
937.) 

Hanover-square, St. George’s :—See infra, 3785. 


Hanseatic Republic : 
2963. Treaty with Lubeck, Bremen and Hamburgh, signed at 
London, 29 September 1825; Lxxx1. 11. ( App. 732.) 


Harbours :—=Scee the several Harbours under their respective 
Names. 


Harbours, Ireland : 
2964. Such Portion of the Evidence taken before the Commis- 
sioners of Revenue Inquiry as is complete, referring to the West- 
ern Harbours of Ireland ; txxxrx. 591, r. 


Hardware :—See infra, 3113. 3222. 
Harrison, Rex v. :—See supra, 2664. 
Hart, Charles :—See infra, 6012. 
Hart-street, St. Olave :—See infra, 6081. 
Harvey, D. W., M.P. :—See infra, 3165. 
Harwich Packets :—See infra, 4747, &amp;e. 


Hawkers and Pedlers : 

2965. Establishment of the Office for managing Hawkers’ and 
Pedlers’ Licenses, Hackney Coaches, Chariots, &amp;c.; of London 
and Country Inspectors; Penalties levied on Proprietors and 
Drivers of Hackney Coaches and Chariots ; Board Days actually 
held ; txxvit. 182, Pp. 

2966. Number of Licenses granted to Hawkers and Pedlers ; 
LXXIx. 246, P. 


Hawkins’s Fossils :—See supra, 839. 


Hayti : 

2967. Communications and Statements received by any De- 
partment of Government on the subject of the Foreign and 
Domestic Trade of Hayti; txxxrv. 43, P. 

2968. Code Rural of that Island, and Translation; Ltxxxu. 
494, p. 

2969. Communications from the British Consuls of Hayti 
relative to the Civil and Social State thereof; txxxvi. 750. 

See supra, 2099. 2479. 


Head Money : —See infra, 3985, &amp;c. 








Hearth 














ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 














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


Hearth Tax :—See supra, 491; infra, 6418. 


Hedon Election : 
2970. Recognizances taken upon the Petition of Robert 
Farrand ; txxxu. 146, Fr. 


Helena, St. : 

2971. Correspondence or Agreement made between the East 
India Company and the Government, for the Payment of Expenses 
incurred at St. Helena by the detention of Napoleon Buonaparte ; 
Allowances of the Civil and Military Staff, and all other Expenses ; 
Ships of War stationed at the Cape of Good Hope; and Expenses 
paid in England ; (Ordered, 217, but not presented.) 

2972. Estimate of the Sum that will be required to defray 
the Charge of the Civil and Military Establishments of the 
Island of St. Helena; 1834-35; txxx1x. 302, p. (App. 763.)—— 
1835-36 ; including difference of charge for the King’s and East 
India Company’s Establishments, and Retired Allowances, &amp;c. 








to Officers of the East India Company; xc. 525, Pp. 1836-37 ; 
including Charges for Military Corps, and for completing 
advances for Emancipation of Slaves; xc1. 234, p. 1837-38 ; 


XCII. 214, Pp. 

2973. Report upon the State of Public Establishments; Return 
of Civil and Military Establishment to be continued, and Expense; 
(Ordered, xct. 774, but not presented.) 


Heligoland : 

2974. Estimate of Sum required to defray the Expense of the 
Civil Government of Heligoland, 1835-1836; xc. 213, P. 
1836-1837; xcI. 234, P. 1837-1838; xcrl. 214, P. 
supra, 1319. 





See 





Hemp and Flax : 

2975. Quantity of rough or undressed Hemp, or any other 
Vegetable Substance, imported into Great Britain from Foreign 
Countries; also of Flax, and undressed Hides, Calf, Sheep, and 
Lamb Skins, and Tallow, 1814-1820; txxvi. 138, Pp. 148, P. 
(App. 1068. 1075. 

2976. Quantities of Hemp and Flax, dressed and undressed, 
Hemp Tow, Flax Tow, and Linen Yarns, imported into, and of 
Hemp, Flax, and Linen Yarn exported from Great Britain and 
Ireland in 1828; several other Accounts relating thereto, and to 
British, Irish and Foreign Linens, and Cotton and Silk Cloths, 
1820 and 1821; .xxvil. 61, P. (App. 990.)——1819-1822 ; 
LXXVII. 224, p. (App. 880.) 1823; Lxx1x. 116, P. 141, P. 

1824; Lxxx. 615, P. 1825; LXXXI. 380, P. 1826; 


























LXXxII. 563, P. 1827; LXxxill. 455, P. 18285 LXXxXIV. 
390, P. 1829; LXxxv. 377, P. 1830; Lxxxvil. 50. 
(P. 415.) 


2977. Quantity of Foreign Hemp imported into each Port in 
the United Kingdom in 1824 and 1825; Lxxx1. 348, pP. 1826; 
LXXXIl. 423, P. 1826 and 1827; Lxxx1il. 420, pP. 

2978. Quantity of Foreign Hemp imported into Ireland from 
1816-1822; txxvit. 109, p. (App. 996.) 

2979. Foreign Flax and Flax Seed imported into Great 
Britain in 1825; txxx1. 199, p. 

2980. Quantities of Hemp and Flax, dressed and undressed, 
and of Linen Yarn imported; in 1824; Lxxx. 301, P. 1825 ; 
LXXXI. 214, P. 182635 LXXXII. 373, P. 

2981. Total Quantities of Hemp imported, 1825-1830; Lxxxv. 
569, P. 

2982. Quantities of Flax and Hemp imported into Great 
Britain, 1826-1833; (Ordered, txxxvit. 719, but not pre- 
sented.) 

2983. Duties payable upon the Importation of Hemp, Flax, 
Sail-cloth, Timber, Deals, Iron, Pitch, Tar, and Rosin, 1814- 
1826; LXxxII. 423, P. 

2984. Treasury Warrant of 2 August 1825, respecting Pre- 
miums for the Growth of Flax and Hemp in Scotland, with 
Account of all Monies issued to the Trustees for that purpose in 
1828; LxXxxIv. 240, P. 

2985. Quantity of Hemp purchased by Government for the 
use of the Navy, 1820-1831; Lxxxvii. 233, pP. 

See supra, 1912; infra, 3102. 3108, &amp;c.; 5997. 6052. 6161. 














Hereditary Duties :—See supra, 1215, &amp;c. 2618. 


Hereditary Revenue : 
2986. Hereditary Revenue of the Civil Establishment of Scot- 
land ; Lxxvi. 230, p. (App. 1164.) 
2987. Income and Expenditure of the Hereditary Revenue of 
Scotland, 1820-1830; ~xxxvi. 54, P. 
See supra, 1215, &amp;e.; infra, 4444. 6536. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820-—1837.) 





Herring Fishery : 


2988. Annual Report of the Commissioners; 1821; Lxxvt, 
83. (Pp. 244.) (App. 1211.)——1822; txxvir. 62, P. 1823 ; 
LXXVIII. 17, (P. 483.)——1824; LXxIx. 34, P.——1825 5 ,Lxxx. 
11, P. 18263; LXxxI. 9, P. 18275; LxXxx1lI. 37, P. 1828 ; 
LXXXIII. 17, P. 1829; LxxxIv. 44, Pp. 1830; Lxxxv. 32, P, 
18315; Lxxxvi. 143, Pp. 18325; Lxxxvil. 25, 1833 ; 
LXXXVIII. 133. 18345 LxXxxrx. 25, 1835; xc. 41, P.—— 
1836; xcr. 56. 1837 ; xcr1. 36. (Pp. 52.) 


2989. Report of Commissioners on Act 59 Geo. III. c. 109, 
for the further Encouragement and Improvement of the Irish 
Fisheries ; and on Memorials from the Curers of Caithness, and 
Freeholders of Sutherland; xxv. 214. (p. 318.) 






































2990. Report of Commissioners, and Letter from the Irish 
Fishery Board ; txx1x. 390, p. 

2991. Bounties paid to the Scotch Herring Fisheries, 1811- 
182i; Lxxvi. 227, Pp. 286, P. 

2992. Grants, other than Bounties, made for the Encourage- 
ment of the Scotch Herring Fisheries; txxvi. 227, p. 

2993. Grants made for the forming or improving Harbours, 
Ports, or Places in Scotland, where Fisheries are or have been 
carried on for 14 Years; Lxxvi. 243, Pp. 

2994. Salaries paid to Officers, and of Bounties paid to the 
Herring Fisheries, 1821; txxvit. 182, p. 225. (App. 1016.) 

2995. Quantities of Herrings and other Fish exported from 
Great Britain to the West India Colonies, &amp;c.; txxvi11. 262, Pp, 
(App. 874.)——From Ireland; txxvimt. 193, p. (App. 874.) 

2996. Memorial to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, containing 
Observations by the Commissioners of Irish Fisheries, on a Report 
to the Treasury, by the Commissioners for the Herring Fishery, 
Scotland, on the Act 59 Geo. III. c. 109; txxv. 464, 

2997. Establishment of the Board of Commissioners for the 
Herring Fishery in Scotland; Name and Place of Residence; 
xc. 542. 

See supra, 2742. 


Hertford Borough :—See supra, 1417. 
Hibernian Marine Society :—See supra, 2119. 
Hibernian Royal Academy :—See supra, 4. 


Hibernian Society for Soldiers’ Children :—See supra, 
2154. 


Hides and Skins: 

2998. Number and Weight of Russian Tanned Hides imported 
since the Year 1815; Lxxvi. 309, p. 334. (App. 1076.) 

2999. Weight of Russian Hides exported from the Port of 
London since 18153; Lxxvi. 392, P. 

3000. Number or Quantity of Raw or Tanned Hides and 
Leather imported, and Drawbacks on Leather exported, 1812- 
1822; Lxxvil. 182, Pp. 196. (P. 200.) (App. 1023.) 





3001. Quantity of Hides imported into Great Britain, 1800- 
1825; Lxxx. 352, P. 1824-1826 5 Lxxx1. 348, P. 
3002. Quantity of Foreign Hides imported into each Port in 





the United Kingdom in 1824 and 1825; Lxxx1. 348, P. 1826; 


LXXXII. 423, P. 1826 and 1827; Lxxxut. 420, p. 

3003. Number and Weight of the Hides imported in each of 
the Five Years ending with 1815 and 1829; Lxxxv. 621, P. 

3004. Number of Goat Skins and Kid and Lamb Skins (dis- 
tinguishing them) on which Duty paid for Home Consumption, 
1820-1831; LXXXvII. 77, P. 

See supra, 2244. 2617. 2975. 





Highbury-place Road : 
3005. General Statement of the Income and Expenditure of 
the New North Road Turnpike Trust, in the County of Middle- 
sex, between 9 July and 31 December 1833; txxxrx. 188. 


Highland Churches : 

3006. Reports of Commissioners for Highland Churches ; 
First ; txxx. 631, P. Second ; rxxx1. 348, p. Third ; txxx1. 
572, p.——Fourth; txxx1. 528, P. Fifth; txxxiv. 400, 
P. Sixth; Lxxxvi. 915, p—Seventh; xc. 274, p. 

3007. Letter from Joseph Mitchell, Inspector of Highland 
Churches, describing the State of New Churches and Manses in 
the Highlands and Islands of Scotland ; txxxvu. 532, P. 

3008. Estimate of Sum necessary to be granted for closing the 
Accounts of the Commissioners for Building Churches in the 
Highlands and Islands of Scotland; txxxvit. 263. (Pr. 265.) 
(App. 880.) 














Highland 


N 








90 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 











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


Highland Distress : 
3009. Letter addressed to Mr. Fox Maule, by Mr. Robert 
Graham, dated Edinburgh, 6th May, relative to Distress in the 
Highlands of Scotland; xcu. 615. (P. 617.) 


Highland Line :—See infra, 5736. 5796, &amp;e. 


Highland Roads and Bridges : 
3010. Ninth Report of the Commissioners for making and 
maintaining Roads and Bridges in the Highlands of Scotland ; 
LXXVI. 289, P. 


3011. Sixth Report of the Commissioners for the Repair of 
Roads and Bridges in Scotland; xxv. 134, Pp. Seventh ; 
uxxvi. 176. (The Seventh Report is printed in the Appendix to 
the Ninth Report for making and maintaining Highland Roads 
and Bridges..——Eighth; ixxvu. 134, P. Ninth; wxxviit. 
104, P. Tenth; xxix. 212, P. Eleventh; ixxx. 260, P. 

Twelfth; txxx1. 209, Pp. Thirteenth ; txxxu. 355, P.—— 
Fourteenth; txxxi1. 205, P. Fifteenth ; txxxiv. 171, P. 
Sixteenth; txxxv. 228, P. Seventeenth; Lxxxvi. 433, P. 
Eighteenth ; txxxvu. 225, P. Nineteenth; txxxvi. 214, Pp. 

Twentieth; txxx1x. 161, P. Twenty-first; xc. 163, Pp. 

Twenty-second; xcr. 206. (Pp. 214.)——Twenty-third ; xcr. 
203. (p, 216.) 


3012. Returns relative thereto; Lxxx1x. 534. (Pp, 592.) 
Highways :—See infra, 3573. 6216, &amp;c. 


Highway Robbery : 

3013. Number of Persons committed in Ireland for the 
Offence of Highway Robbery, in the Four Years ending 31 De- 
cember 1829 and 1833; (Ordered, txxx1x. 569, but not pre- 
sented.) 


Hill, Charles :—See infra, 6010, &amp;c. 
Hindoo Widows :—See supra, 2965, &amp;e. 


Hobbs Point Pier : 

3014. Estimate for defraying the Expense of erecting a Pier 
at Hobbs Point; Lxxxi11. 321, P. In 1830, for erecting and 
completing; txxxv. 112, p. (App. 757.)——To complete the Pier, 
1833-1834; Lxxxviti. 263, p. (App. 880.) 

3015. Estimate of Expense for additional Works at the New 
Post Office Station at Hobbs Point, 1835-1836; xc. 212, p. 


Hogg, Mr. :—See supra, 1684. 
Holland :—See supra, 2240, &amp;e.; infra, 5072. 5243. 6135. 
Holland, New :—See infra, 4140. 6260. 


Hollands :-—See supra, 1919, 


Holyhead Harbour: 
3016. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for the 
present year, to defray the Expense of sundry Works proposed 
to be done at Holyhead Harbour ; txxvit. 274, p. (App. 618.) 


3017. Estimate of the Sum wanted to enable the Commis- 
sioners to complete sundry Works now in hand, connected with 
the Steam Packet Harbour at Holyhead; .xxvim. 290, p. 
(App. 590.) 

3018. Salaries paid to the several Persons employed ; several 
other Papers relating to the Harbours of Holyhead and Howth ; 
LXXVIII. 65, P. 72, P. 108, P. 

3019. Survey or Report made at the instance of any Govern- 
ment Department, of the Ports and Harbours of Holyhead and 
Portdynllaen; 1833-1836; xct. 121. 


See infra, 3561. 


Holyhead Road : 


3020. General Statement of the Income and Expenditure of 
the Shrewsbury and Bangor Ferry Road, for the Half-year ending 
1 February 1820, and Report by W. A. Provis ; rxxv. 274, p. 
Between 1 February 1820 and 1 February 1821; Lxxv1. 196, p, 

18223; Lxxvil. 137, P. 18235; Lxxvill. 131, Pp. 
1824; LxxIx. 194, P. 1825; exxx. 265, P. 18265 Lxxx1. 
156, P. 18273; LXxx1l. 341, P. 1828; Lxxxi1l. 185, P. 
1829; Lxxxiv. 169, P. 1830 ; LXxxv. 205, P. 1831 ; LXxxvI. 
421, P. 1832; LXXxvil. 213, P. 1833; LXXXVIII. 222, P. 

18343; Lxxx1x. 132, P.——1835; xc. 157, P. 

3021. General Statement of the Income and Expenditure of 
the Shrewsbury and Holyhead Road, and Report of John 
Provis, dated 1 March 1827; wuxxxu. 341, P. Between 





House—(continued)—relative to— 
Holyhead Road—continued. 


1 February 1827-1828; ixxxi. 185, P. 1835-1836; xc1, 
194. (Pp. 214.)——1836-1837 ; xcr1. 218. (P. 227.) 

3022. Third Annual Account of Sums of Money advanced to, 
and expended by, the Commissioners for Holyhead Roads, Holy- 
head and Howth Harbours, the Menai and Conway Bridges, &amp;c., 
1826; LXxxl. 342, P. 

3023. Estimate of the Sum which will be required to be ex- 
pended by the Commissioners for the Roads and Harbours of 
Holyhead and Howth, during 1821; txxv1. 432, p. (App.599.)——. 
1823; Lxxviit. 290, P. (App. 589.)——1825; Lxxx. 267, p. (App. 
789.)——1826 ; LxxxI. 141, Pp. (App. 527.)——1827; ixxxu. 
3022, rp. (App. 722.)——-1828 ; Lxxxu11. 160, P. 1829; Lxxxty. 
104, p. (App. 517.)}——1830; xxxxv. 112, p. (App. 758.)—— 
1831; uxxxvr. 360, Pp. (App. cxxii.) 562, rp. (App. 1021.}——— 
1832; xxxxvir. 105, Pp. (App. 799.)——-1833 ; Lxxxvuir. 262, p. 
(App. 877.)——1834; ixxxix. 167. (Pp. 170.) (App. 735.)}—— 
1835; xc. 211, P. 1836; xcI. 232, P. 1837; xc. 212. 
(P. 215.) 

3024. Loans advanced by the Exchequer Bill Commissioners 
for the Employment of the Poor to certain Trusts on the Holy- 
head Road; xxx. 431, p.—.xxx1i. 60, P.—Lxxxiv. 216, P.— 
LXXxXVv. 70, P.—LxXxxvi. 513, P. 


3025. Sums voted and expended on the London and Holyhead 
Road ; Rates of Toll on certain Carriages; Sums voted for the 
Maintenance and Construction of Howth Harbour; .xxxvi. 
323, P. 

3026. Reports of Commissioners appointed by Act 4 Geo. IV. 
c.74, on Bridges over the Menai Straits, and at Conway, the 
Harbours of Howth and Holyhead, and for the Improvement of 
the London and Holyhead Road; First, 1824; rxx1x. 359, P. 

Second, 1825; Lxxx. 605, P. Third, 1826; 1xxxr. 
130, P. Fourth, 1827 ; rxxx1r1. 506, p. Fifth, 1828 ; rxxx11. 
474, P. Sixth, 1829; Lxxxiv. 381, Pp. Seventh, 1830; 
LXXxxv. 641, P. Eighth, 1831; txxxvi. 872, p. Ninth, 1832 ; 
LXxxvil. 464, P. Tenth, 1833; Lxxxvin. 724. Eleventh, 
1834; Lxxx1Ix. 599, P. Twelfth, 1835; xc. 577, P. Thir- 
teenth, 1836; xc. 651. (Pp. 658.)——Fourteenth, 1837; xc. 646. 
(P. 669.) 


3027. Report dated 5 September 1822, made by the Post- 
master General to the Lords of the Treasury, on the State thereof; 
Lxx1x. 458, P. 


3028. Reports made by Mr. Telford to the Commissioners for 
the Improvement of Holyhead Road, 1820; uxxv. 274, Pp. 
18215 LXxvI. 386, P. 1822 ; Lxxvil. 167, P. 1823 ; LXXVIII. 
227, P. ; 

3029. Report of the Postmaster-General to the Treasury on 
the Memorial of the Innkeepers on the Holyhead Road ; (Ordered, 
LXXXxI1l. 426, but not presented.) 

3030. Report of Mr. Telford respecting the Road from Ketley 
Iron Works to Chirke; txxxv. 24, Pp. 


3031. Report of the Commissioners relative to the origin of 
their Commission, the Improvement of the Holyhead Road, and 


the present Jurisdiction and Duties of the Commissioners ; Lxxxvi. 
890, P. 


See infra, 3815. 


Holyhead Steam Packets :— See infra, 4712, &amp;c. 


Holyrood House :—See infra, 6536. 


Honduras: 


3032. Extracts of a Report made by Captain M‘Lean, relative 
thereto; Lxx1x. 514, p. 

3033. Letter from Lieutenant-General Fuller to Colonel 
Torrens, dated July 3, 1814, relative to the appointment of Major 
Arthur to the Civil and Military Command of Honduras; other 
Papers relating to that subject; txxx11. 114, P. 


3034. Commissions of Colonel Smith, Major-General Pye and 
Major-General Codd, by virtue of which the command of the 
Troops at Honduras devolved upon those Officers during the 
period they acted as Superintendents of that Settlement ; (Ordered, 
xc. 306, but not presented.) 

3035. Commissions granted by the King or any General 
Officer, commanding at Jamaica, by virtue of which certain 
Officers held the command of Troops at Honduras; xc. 484, Pp. 


3036. Expenses of the Government of Honduras defrayed by 

Taxes raised on the Inhabitants; 1824-1836; xcr. 840. (Pp. 842.) 
3037. Correspondence between the Commander-in-Chief and 
Secretary at War, respecting the Charge made against Colonel 
Arthur, of having, while Commandant at Hondurgs, caused 
Corporal 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


91 





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


Honduras—continued. 
Corporal Punishment to be inflicted on a Soldier of the Royal 
Artillery, named Ingram, in an unusual manner; xci1. 392, P, 
See infra, 5340. 5397. 5442, &amp;c. 6333. 


Honiton Road : 
3038. Tolls collected at the several Turnpike Gates situated 
near the Town of Honiton, Monies received, &amp;c.; (Ordered, 
LXxxvil. 670, but not presented.) 


Hook, Theodore : 
3039. Abstract of the Report of the Auditors on Account of 


Mr. Theodore Hook, with a Statement of the Amount due by 
him; Lxxvu. 139. (P. 163.) 


3040. Representation from Mr, Theodore Hook to the Lords 
of the Treasury, dated 18 March, respecting the Surcharges in his 
Accounts ; (Ordered, txxvu. 139, but not presented.)———Letter 
enclosing Memorial from Mr. Theodore Hook to the Treasury ; 
LXXviIl, 146. (P. 163.) 

3041. Report to the Lords of the Treasury on the subject of 
Mr. Hook’s deficit, dated 2 July 1819, and Correspondence there- 
upon; Lxxvit. 368; (Extracts to be printed, 460.) 


Hooper, Charles, and Philip Martin: 

3042. Grant or Pension on the Irish Civil List to them and 
their Representatives; txxxvi. 209, P. 

3043. Estimate of the Sum required for the purchase of the 
Pension granted by Will. III. and re-granted by Geo. II. to 
Charles Hooper and Philip Martin and their Heirs, with Copy 
of the Grant; txxxvi. 431, p. (App. cxlv.) 564, p. (App. 1053.) 

Hops : 

3044. Duty on Hops of the Growth of the year 1820; ixxv1. 
73. (Pp. 75.}+——1821; ixxvu. 146. (Pp. 150.) (App. 938.)—— 
1822; Lxxvin. 72, p. (App. 855.)——1822 and 1823; Lxx1x. 108. 
(Accounts withdrawn and others ordered, 125; presented,) 159, P. 

1824; Lxxx. 105, P. 1825 ; LXxXxI1. 39, P. 
106, P. 1827; Lxxx111. 183, P. 1828 ; LXxxIv. 163. (P. 169.) 
1829; LXxxv. 225, p. 1830; (Ordered, txxxvi. 387; but 
not presented till) 553. (Pp. 589.)——-1831; Lxxxvil. 50, Pp. 
1832; Lxxxvii. 186. (P.202.)——1833; Lxxxix. 192. (P. 297.) 
——1834; xc. 216, P. 1835; xc1. 342. (Pp. 348.)——1837 5 xc. 
616. (Pr. 618.) 

3045. Total Number of Acres of Land in Great Britain under 
the Cultivation of Hops; 1820; txxvr. 138. (App. 1036.) 334. 
(pv. 336.) (App. 1046.)——1821 ; Lxxvit. 183. 225. (Pp. 229.) (App. 
1264. 1267.)——-1822 ; txxvu. 64, P. 185, Pp. (App. 855,)}— 
1823; Lxx1x. 108 ; (Accounts withdrawn and others ordered, 125; 
presented) 159, P. 1824; Lxxx. 105, P. 1825; Lxxx1. 39, Pp. 
1826; LxxxiI. 179, P. 1827; Lxxxi. 183, P. 1828; 
LXXXIV. 163. (P. 169.) 1829; LXxXxv. 225, P. 1830; (Ordered, 
LXXXVI. 387, but not presented till) 553. (P. 589.)———-183 1 ; Lxxxvit. 
50, P. 1832 ; LxxxvilI. 186. (P. 202.)——-1833; Lxxx1x. 192. 
(Pp. 297.)——1834 ;_ xc. 216, P. 256, P. 1835 ; xct. 342. (P. 848.) 
1836 ; xcr1. 616. (Pp. 618.) 

3046. Quantity of Hops exported from Great Britain to 
Ireland ; also to Foreign Countries ; also imported, 1822; txxvutt. 
64, p. (App. 854.) 1823; Lxx1x. 88, P. 1824 ; Lxxx. 186, P. 
1825; LxxxI. 78, P. 1826; LXXXII. 323, P. 1827; 
LXXXxilI. 183, P. 1828 5 LxxxIv. 163. (P. 169.) ——1829 ; Lxxxv. 
250. (Pp. 282.)———1830 ; (Ordered, txxxvi. 387, but not presented 
till) 553. (P. 589.) ——-1832 ; Lxxxvitl. 279, Pp. 307, P. 1833 ; 
LXXXIX. 192. (Pp. 297.)——1834 ; xc. 216, P. 256, P.———1835 ; xcl. 
342. (Pp. 348.)——1836 ; xci. 616. (P. 618.) 

See supra, 2244, 











1826; LXXXII. 







































































Hornings and Captions : 
3047. Number issued through the Signet Office in Edinburgh, 


1828 and 1829, and the Expense of each; txxxv. 470. (P. 629.) 
See supra, 2047. 


Horses : 

3048. Number of Horses and Mules used in Trade or Hus- 
bandry, and Duties thereon; txxvi. 436, P. 

3049. Duty on Agricultural Horses, from 5 April 1819-1820 ; 
LXXVI. 83, P. 

3050. Number of Horses exported from Ireland, 1807-1826 ; 
LXxxI. 121, P. 1801-1828 ; Lxxxu11. 183, P. 

3051. Number of Horses charged with Duty in each of the 
Five Years, ending 1 January 1815 and 1 January 1830 ; Lxxxv. 
653. (Pp. 657.) 

3052. Number and Amount of Licenses granted to Dealers in 
Horses, 1828-1830 ; Lxxxvi. 282, p. 


See supra, 486; infra, 3131. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Horse Stealing : 
3053. Number of Persons convicted of Horse Stealing in 
1823-1825; uxxx1. 112, p. See infra, 5186. 


Horsemonger-lane Prison :—See supra, 2030, &amp;c 
Hospitals : 
3054. Report to the Irish Government on the State of the 
County Hospitals or Infirmaries of Ireland; txxxv. 108. 
See infra, 3290. 
Hottentots :—See supra, 72. 


House-breaking :—See supra, 1820. 


House of Commons :—See supra, 1415, &amp;e. 1437, &amp;c.; infra, 
8451. 4323, &amp;c. 4773, &amp;c. 4932. 5141, 5582. 


Houses : 


3055. Duties on Inhabited Houses and Windows in the United 
Kingdom; ixxvi. 128, P. 155, P. 

3056. Duties levied in the United Kingdom on Houses and 
Windows, 1792-1822; Lxxvu1. 299, (Pp. 319.) (App. 933, 934.) 

3057. Duty of 4s. 6d. on all Houses under £.5 of Annual 
Rent in Scotland; txxvi. 298, rp. (App. 932.) 

3058. Houses assessed to Duty for 1821; also exempt from 
Duty; also of Windows assessed and exempted; .ixxvitt. 27, 
Pp. (App. 837, 838.) 

3059. Number of Persons assessed to the House Tax in 
England and Wales; txx1x. 227, p. 

3060. Number of Persons assessed to the Inhabited House 
Tax in England and Wales, on certain Rentals; ixxrx. 457, p. 

3061, Duties levied in the United Kingdom on Houses and 
Windows, 1822-1829; Lxxxiv. 351. (P. 362.) 

3062. Instructions issued from the Tax Office in Edinburgh to 
the Surveyors of Taxes in Scotland in 1828 and 1829, directing 
them to increase the Valued Rent of Dwelling-houses, with Replies 
thereto; Lxxxv. 502, Pp. 

3063. Number of Houses assessed to the Inhabited House Tax 
in cach County in Great Britain, 1830, at certain Rentals ; txxxv1. 
220, Pp. 258, P. 

3064. Assessment for the Inhabited House Duty at which a 
Hundred of the highest rated Houses in London are assessed ; the 
same in the Country; and on certain Houses on Cornhill, the 
Poultry and Cheapside; 1xxxvi. 308, P. 

3065. House and Window Duties paid by each Town and 
County in England; txxxviit. 186. (Pp. 228.) 

3066. Assessment for the Inhabited House Duty at which a 
Hundred of the highest rated Houses in London are assessed, for 
1832; Similar Account for Houses in the Country; txxxvui. 
430, p. 455. 489, Pp. 597, P. 

3067. Amount paid on all Houses rated at the Yearly Value of 
£.10 in Great Britain, and the Number of Surcharges on Houses 
so rated in 1832; Lxxxvitr. 468, P. 

3068. Assessment for the Inhabited House Duty for 1832, at 
which a Hundred of the highest rated Private Houses in the 
Metropolis, whose Occupants are not employed in Trade, are 
assessed ; LXXXVIII. 597, P. 

See supra, 485, &amp;c. 2244; infra, 4350, &amp;c. 5873. 5945. 6358. 
6401. 6419, &amp;c. 


Houses of Correction :—See supra, 2738. 


Houses of Industry : 

3069. Number in Ireland; particulars of Expenditure; Indi- 
viduals relieved; Quantity and Quality of Food, Cost per Indivi- 
dual; Cost of Establishment ; 1833-1836 ; (Ordered, xc1. 733, but 
not presented till) xcr1. 238. 


Howth and Dublin Road : 
3070. Estimate of the Sum for defraying the Expense of Im- 
provements on the Road from London to Dublin, viz. from Howth 
to Dublin; txxrx. 87. 


Howth Harbour : 

3071. Estimate for carrying on the Works at the Harbour of 
Howth, including an Estimate of the Expense of the Harbour 
Master's Department; 1820; uxxv. 314. (App. 582.)——1821 ; 
Lxxvi. 367, P. (App. 629.)——1822 ; Lxxvit. 164, Pp. (App. 636.) 

1823; txxvin. 149, P. (App. 617.)——-1824 ; LXXIx. 87, P. 
(App. 685.) ——1825 ; txxx. 267. (App. 789.) 

3072. Mr. Telford’s Repert, dated 8 May 1833, to the Com- 
missioners for the Improvement of the Holyhead Roads, &amp;c. on 
the subject of Howth Harbour, and an Extract of such parts of 
Mr. Telford’s Report of the 18th February 1834, as relate ta the 
same Harbour; txxx1x. 126, P. 

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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








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


Hue and Cry :—See infra, 4505. 

Huie, Mr. :—See infra, 3156. 

Hulks :—See supra, 1512. 

Hull: —See infra, 3321, &amp;e. 

Hunston Cliffe Lighthouse :— See infra, 3477. 
Hunt, Mr. : 


3073. Information made against Mr. Hunt, for selling or 
exposing to sale a certain Breakfast Powder, with the Report of 
the Board of Excise to the Treasury thereupon ; (Ordered, txxvul. 
318, but not presented.) 


Hustings, Court of, London : 

3074. Nature and extent of its Jurisdiction; Date of the ear- 
liest Wills in the Registry ; Wills proved, and Letters of Adminis- 
tration granted, 1826-1828 ; (Ordered, Lxxxvui. 499, but not pre- 
sented.) 


Hydrometers :—-See infra, 5082. 
Idiots :—See infra, 3636, Ke. 
Ilchester Gaol : 

3075. 


the condition of the Gaol; (Ordered, Lxxvt. 422 ; 
Report discharged, 459.) 


Report made to the Somerset Quarter Sessions relative to 
Order for this 


3076. Report of the Magistrates of the County of Somerset 
relative to the Ilchester Gaol; Lxxvu. 47, P. 

3077, Report of the Commissioners, with an Appendix ; txxvu. 
14, p.; Appendix to be printed, 64. 

3078. Inquests taken at Ilchester Gaol, 19 and 20 January 
1822, on James Bryant and Joseph Hanniball; txxvit. 93, p. 


3079. Report of Dr. Bryer on the health of the Prisoners in 
Ilchester Gaol ; txxvu. 279. 


Imperial Gas Light and Coke Company : 

3080. Sums of Money laid out and invested by and in the 
name of the said Company, out of the clear profits and produce 
of the Undertaking, in pursuance of Act 2 Geo. IV. ec. 117, 
8. 773 LXXxul. 76. (P. 156.) 

3081. Net Profits of the Imperial Gas Light and Coke Com- 
pany; and of the various Dividends declared and paid; and 
Amount of Monies expended ; txxx111. 89. (P. 156.) 


3082. Monies set apart out of the clear Profits of the Imperial 
Gas Light and Coke Company ; and the Funds in which invested ; 
LXXXxv. 33, (P. 127.) 

3083. Contingency Fund of that Company; Lxxxvi. 65; 
LXXXVII. 3235 LXXXVIII. 48 5 LXXXIX: 633 xc. 39; xcI. 843 xcirI. 31. 


Imports and Exports: 

3084. Official Value of British and Irish Produce and Manu- 
factures, and of Foreign and Colonial Produce and Manufactures 
Exported from and Imported into Great Britain and Ireland, 
1819-1822; Lxxvil. 225. (Pp. 231.) (App. 1032.)——1821-1822; 
LXXVIII. 185. (P. 480.) (App. 892.) 1823 ; LXx1x. 306, P._—— 
In Three Years ending 10 October 1824; txxx. 51, p. 1824 ; 
LXxx. 290, P. 301, P. 1825; LXxxI. 214, p. 221, P. For 
Ten Years ending 5 January 1826; LxxxI. 356, P. 1826 ; 
LXXXII. 423, P. 1827 ; 18285; LXxxXIv. 
286, P. 1829; LXxxv. 325, P. 1830; LXxxvi. 507, P. 
1831; (Ordered, Lxxxvi. 746, but not presented till) txxxvu. 
322, P. 1832; LXXXVIII. 455, P. 

3085. Particular Articles constituting the aggregate Amount 
of the Grain, Provisions, Fish, &amp;c., stated in a Paper returned to 
the House, and printed 3 March 1823, distinguishing Irish Pro- 
duce from British, 1818-1823 ; Lxxvum. 184. (App. 892.) 

3086. Value of all Imports and Exports into and from Great 
Britain and Ireland, distinguishing Produce of the United King- 
dom from Foreign and Colonial Merchandize, 1820-1822; 
Lxxvitt. 370, Pp. (App. 896.) 

3087. Official Value of all Imports into and Exports from 
Great Britain during 1798, 1806, 1819 and 1823; Lxxrx. 
182, P. 


3088. Official Value of Imports into the United Kingdom, 
distinguishing Countries and Articles; Real and Official Value of 
Exports, distinguishing British from Foreign Exports to each 
Country, and the principal Articles; txx1x. 308, r. 

3089. Official and Declared Value of all Merchandize exported 
from the United Kingdom to China in the Years 1823 and 1824, 


LXXxI. 240, P. 





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Imports and Exports—continued. 


also to the East Indies, Sierra Leone, Foreign West India Colo- 
nies, and to the Island of St. Domingo or Hayti, the Isle of 
France, Cape of Good Hope and British West India Colonies ; 
( Ordered, txxx. 489, but not presented till) txxxt. 64, P. 

3090. Value of the Official Rates of Foreign and Colonial 
Merchandize exported from Great Britain, 10 October 1821- 
1824; Lxxx. 51, P. 


3091. Official Value of all British, Irish and Foreign Produce 
exported from the United Kingdom to all parts of the World ; 
and of Goods imported, in 1825; Lxxx1. 214, Pp. 


3092. Rates by which the Official Valuation of the principal 
Articles imported into England, Scotland and Ireland is estimated ; 
Rates fixed for the Official Valuation of the principal Articles of 
British and Irish Produce and Manufactures exported from 
England, Scotland and Ireland ; txxx1. 359, p. 


3093. Official Value of all Imports into Great Britain and 
Treland, 1816-1826 ; Lxxx1. 356, P. 


3094. Quantities of the principal Articles imported into Great 
Britain and Ireland from Foreign Countries, and exported from 
Great Britain and Ireland to Foreign Countries, in the Quarters 
ending 5 April 1825 and 1826; Lxxx1. 387, Pp. 

3095. Quantity of Wool, Cotton, Indigo, Timber, Silk, To- 
bacco, Wine and Tallow imported into the United Kingdom in 
1821-18253 LxxxI. 78, P. 

3096. Quantity and Official and Declared Value of the Twenty 
principal Articles of British, Irish, Foreign and Colonial Produce 
and Manufactures exported and imported in 1824-1826; Lxxx1. 
564, Pp. 600, P. 

3097. Official Value of British and Irish Produce and Manu- 
factures exported for 1826; (Ordered, uxxxu1. 380, but not pre- 
sented.) 


3098. Quantities of Articles imported and entered for Home 
Consumption, with the Rates of Duty, 1790-1826; Lxxx11. 594, p. 
1824-18275; LXxxIll. 345, P. 1789-1829 ; LxxxIv. 391. 

(Pp. 403.) 


3099. Quantities of Wool, Shumac, Madders, Madder Roots, 
Barilla, Brimstone, Bark of Oak, Cork, Oranges, Lemons, Linseed, 
Rapeseed and Cloverseed imported into the United Kingdom, 
1820-1826; LxxxII. 599, P. 

3100. Quantities of Rosin, Pitch, Vinegar, Sugar, Potashes 
and Salt imported into Great Britain from Europe, 1815-1826 ; 
LXXxxIl. 600, P. 


3101. Official and Real Value of British Manufactured Goods 
and Colonial Produce exported to European Countries in 1827 ; 
and a like Return of Goods exported to the British Colonies ; 
( Ordered, txxx1u1. 178, but not presented.) 


3102. Quantities of Cochineal, Coffee, Cotton Wool, Indigo, 
Pepper, Sugar, Tobacco, Sheep’s Wool, Raw Silk, Flax, Hemp and 
Tallow imported in each Quarter, in 1824-1826; Lxxxu. 106, P. 

1824-1827, and to 5 April 1828; Lxxxi1t. 501, P. 

3103. Value of Imports into, and Exports from, the Ports of 
the United Kingdom, calculated at the Official Rates, and showing 
the declared Value thereof, 1814-1827 ; (Ordered, txxx11. 416, but 
not presented.) 


3104. General Statement of the Imports and Exports of the 
principal Articlesof Merchandize between the United Kingdom 
and the several Foreign Countries and British Possessions abroad, 
1825-1828; (Ordered, uxxxiv. 198, Order discharged, and 
another Order made, 209, but not presented.) In 1827; iLxxxiv. 
79, P. In 1828; Lxxxv. 280, P. 1829; (Ordered, ixxxv1. 
472, but not presented till) 740, Pp. 1830; LXxxvIt. 262, P. 
1831; (Ordered, txxxvit. 576, but not presented.) 1832 ; 
LXXXVIII. 587, P.———1830-1832; distinguishing the Trade with 
each Foreign Country or Possession; (Ordered, txxxviu. 537. 
Order discharged, and another Return ordered, 575.) 

3015. General Statement of the Imports and Exports of the 
principal Articles of Merchandize in 1823-1826; (Ordered, uxxx1v. 
216, but not presented.) 


3106. Goods detained and sold at the Custom House in 1828, 
on the plea of their being undervalued by the Importers thereof; 
LXXXxIv. 390, P. 

3107. Exports of British Manufactures and Produce, 1798- 
1814, and 1814-1830; a like Account of Exports of Colonial and 
Foreign Produce; Exports from Ireland, and Imports for the 
same periods; Lxxxv. 257, P. 

3108. Quantity of Foreign Flax, Foreign Linen Yarn, French 
Cambric, and all other Foreign Linen Cloth and Damask, import- 
ed into England, Scotland and Ireland, 1823-1830; (Ordered, 
LXxx¥. 511. Order discharged, 522. 

3109. Quantities 














ACCOUNTS AND. PAPERS—continued. 














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


Imports and Exports—continued. 

3109. Quantities of Cotton Wool, Sheep’s Wool, Raw Silk, 
Thrown Silk, Flax and Flax Yarn, Hemp and Hemp Yarn, 
Indigo, Tallow, Soap, Candles, Bricks, Tiles, Barilla, Ashes ; Tim- 
ber, viz. Deals, Logs, Battens; Palm Oil, Cochineal, imported 
or charged with Duty for home consumption, on an average of 
certain triennial periods between 1783 and 1830; distinguishing 
the Rates of Duty of Customs or Excise; Lxxxv. 560, P. 

3110. Quantities and Value of Imports into the United King- 
dom in 1824, 1828 and 1829, of Brass Manufactures, Carriages, 
China, Earthenware, Copper Manufactures, Cotton Manufactures, 
Gloves, Iron in Bars, Leather Manufactures, Silk Manufactures, 
Plain Lace entered by weight and by value, India Lace, Watches, 
Clocks, and Woollen Manufactures; (Ordered, uxxxv. 641, but 
not presented till) txxxvi. 105. (P. 108.) 


3111. Gross and Average Annual Amount of the real Value 
of Exports, 1800-1830; txxxvi. 105. (Pp. 108.) 

3112. Real and Official Value of British, Irish and Foreign 
Exports, annually, from Great Britain to Denmark, Norway, 
Sweden, Prussia and Russia, and British North American Colo- 
nies, since 1819; (Ordered, txxxvi. 344, but not presented.) 


3113. Value of Cotton and Woollen Goods, Hardware and 
Cutlery exported in the Years 1792 and 1829; txxxvi. 308, Pp. 


3114, Statement showing the principal Articles of British 
and Foreign Produce and Manufactures exported to, and im- 
ported from, Brazil, Mexico, Columbia, Guatemala, Peru, Chili 
and Buenos Ayres, and to Free Ports in the West Indies, including 
Cuba, St. Thomas, St. John, St. Eustatia, St. Martin, St. Crux, 
and Curacoa; 1820-1830; (Ordered, txxxvi. 884, but not pre- 
sented.) 

3115. Official and Declared Value of Imports and Exports to 
and from the Colonies and Foreign Countries, in 1829; Lxxxv1. 
859, p.——1830-1831; Lxxxvil. 555, P. 

3116. Exports and Imports of British Manufactures and Pro- 
duce in 1830-1831; Exports of Colonial and Foreign Produce; 
and Exports and Imports of Ireland ; uxxxvit. 233, p. 


3117. Annual Importations of Foreign Manufactured Articles 
(except Silk) in 1826-1832, the Importation of which was to that 
time prohibited ; distinguishing Amount of Watches and Jewellery, 
and Gloves and Shoes; txxxvit. 292. (Pp. 297.) 322, p. 


3118. Official and Declared Value of Exports of British and 
Irish Produce and Manufactures, exclusive of Cotton Goods from 
Great Britain, 1798-1831; Lxxxvut. 538, P. 


3119. Official and Declared Value of Imports to and Exports 
from the United Kingdom, from and to each of the British Colo- 
nies and Possessions, 1831-1834; similar Account of Imports and 
Exports to Foreign Countries ; (Ordered, txxx1x. 569, but not 
presented.) 


3120. Official Value of Goods warehoused in the Port of 
London, 1831-1832, and of the Goods actually in bonded Ware- 
houses in the Port of London for the same periods; txxxvim. 
725, P. 

3121. Imports of Foreign and Colonial Merchandize, Con- 
sumption and Duties, 1834; Exports of same, and of British and 
Irish Produce, 1834, compared with 1833; xc. 31, P. 


3122. Official and Declared Value of British Produce and 
Manufactures exported in the first Six Months of 1835-1837 ; 
Official Value of Imports during the same period, and other 
Returns relating to Imports and Exports; (Ordered, xcu. 567, 
but not presented.) 

3123. Imports and Exports into and from Ireland, 1819; 
LXxv. 441. 1820; wxxvi. 460. 1821; Lxxvil. 380.—— 
In the years 1790, 1800, 1810, and 1820; xxxvi. 290, Pp. (App. 
1094.)—-In the years 1792, 1800, 1815, 1820 and 1821; Lxxvur. 
203, P. 


3124. Official and Real Value of certain Articles exported 
from Great Britain to Ireland, 1814-1820; xxv. 277, p. (App. 
775.) 

3125. Official and Real Value of certain Articles of British 
and Irish Manufactures exported from Great Britain into Ireland, 
and from Ireland to Great Britain, 1820; txxvi. 114. (Pp. 124.) 
162, P. 

3126. Official Value of British and Irish Produce and Manu- 
factures, &amp;c. exported from Ireland, 1819-1823 ; Lxxvii. 193, P. 


3127. Accounts from the Customs and Excise of England, 
Scotland and Ireland, of Goods exported from Great Britain and 
imported into Ireland, or from Ireland into Great Britain, 1801- 
1821; Lxxvi. 213, Pp. 436, Pp. 494, Pp. 501, Pp. (App. 931. 933. 937. 
939, 1096. 1104.) 








Imports and Exports—continued. 

3128. Official Value of all Articles of the Growth, Produce 
and Manufacture of Ireland, exported and imported ; also not of 
the Growth of Ireland ; also of the Imports and Exports of Ire- 
land, 1811-1828 ; Lxxvui1. 280, p. (App. 896, 897.) 


3129. Imports and Exports of the Port of Dublin, 1791-1801, 
and 1813-1823; Lxxvurt. 262, p. (App. 909.) 


3130. Exports and Imports of Ireland, in 1720, 1760, 1790, 
1800, 1810, 1820 and 1827 respectively ; Lxxx111. 376, P. 


3131. Annual Average Quantities of the following Articles 
exported from Ireland in certain triennial periods, 1790-1830 ; 
Oxen, Sheep, Swine, Horses, Bacon, Hams, Beef and Pork, 
Butter, Wheat and Wheat Flour, Oats and Oatmeal, Irish Spirits, 
Linen Manufactures, Linen Yarn, Cotton Manufactures; Lxxxvi. 
206, P. 


3132. Annual Average Amount of Imports and Exports of 
Ireland, for certain triennial periods between 1790 and 1830; 
LXXXVI. 206, P. 

3133. Quantity of Manufactured Goods exported from this 
Country to the Coast of the Baltic, 1816-1820; txxv. 261, P. 293, 
Pp. (App. 775, 776.) 


3134. Official and Real Value of Goods exported from Great 
Britain to Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Russia and Prussia, 1800- 
1820; txxv. 321, p. (App. 776.) 

3135. Real or Declared Value of British and Irish Produce 
and Manufactures exported from Great Britain to Denmark, 
Norway, Sweden, Russia and Prussia, in 1820; uxxvi. 176, P. 
(App. 1092.) 

3136. Exports from and Imports into Great Britain, to and 
from Prussia, 1821-1826; similar and separate Accounts for 
Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Russia, &amp;c.; also the grand Total 
of the Import and Export Trade of Great Britain with all parts 
of the World ; Quantities and Official Value of the principal im- 
ported Articles entered for Home Consumption, 1821-1826 ; 
(Ordered, ixxxi11. 289, but not presented.) 


See supra, 2318, &amp;c.; infra, 4972, &amp;c.; also each imported 
or exported Article under its respective Name. 


Imprisonment for Debt :—See supra, 2021, kc. 2334, 2842, &amp;e. 


Inclosure Acts, Wales: 

3137. Acts of Parliament for inclosing Lands in Wales; Date 
and Title of each Act in which the Rights and Royalties of the 
Crown have been reserved; Acres inclosed by each Act; Portion 
of Land allotted to the King, &amp;c., 1800-1836 ; xcr. 803. (Pp. 842.) 


Income and Expenditure, Public :—Sce supra, 2706; infra, 
4936, &amp;e. 5016. 


Income Tax :—See infra, 4887. 


Index to Journals : 

3138. Estimate of the Sum that will be required to defray the 
Expense of forming an Index to Twenty Volumes of Journals of 
the House of Commons, 1801-1820, and for incorporating the 
Indexes of the subsequent Volumes; txxx1. 103, p. (App. 540.) 


Index to Sessional Papers : 
3139. General Index to Parliamentary Papers, 1801 to 1826, 
to be printed; Lxxxiv. 78, p.——1801 to 1832, to be printed; 
LXXXVIII. 724, P. 


Indictments : 

3140. Number of Persons indicted and tried at the several 
Assizes and Special Commissions and Quarter Sessions in Ireland, 
1816-1823; Lxxviir. 265, Pp. 302, Pp. See supra, 1807. 1809. 
1848 ; infra, 3857. 3927, 6386. 


Indigo : 
3141. Quantity of Indigo imported into Great Britain from 


the British Possessions in the East Indies since 1783; Lxxxu. 
496, P. 


3142. Quantity of Indigo imported into Great Britain, except 
from the British Possessions in the,East Indies; similar Accounts 
of Lac Lake and Lac Dye, Cochineal, and Madder and Madder 
Roots; txxxu. 496, P. 


See supra, 3095. 3102, &amp;c. ; infra, 6340. 
Infanticide :—See supra, 2313, &amp;e. 
Infirmaries :—See supra, 3054. 


Informations : 





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(1820—1837.) 


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PAPERS—continued. 





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


Informations : 

3143. Number of Informations filed in the Court of King’s 
Bench, by His Majesty’s Attorney-General, for Offences against 
the Revenue Laws, 1817-1820; Lxxv. 349, P. 

3144. Informations filed in the Exchequer, 1812-1821; 1782- 
1791; and 1762-1771; Lxxvi. 368. 380, Pp. 393, p. (App. 1305, 
1306.) 

3145. Number of Cases prosecuted to Conviction in the Court 
of Exchequer in Scotland; Cases entered for Prosecution, but 
compromised, for Breaches of the Excise Laws; txxvutt. 316, P. 


3146. Number of Cases in which Persons have been summoned 
to appear before the Court of Exchequer in Scotland for Breaches 
of the Excise Laws, 1817-1823; xxvii. 410, P. 

3147. Prosecutions in the Court of Exchequer in Scotland, for 
Breaches of the Excise Laws, 1816-1823 ; (Ordered, txxvu. 389, 
but not presented.)——Similar Return of all Cases determined by 
compromise; (Ordered, txxvu. 389, but not presented.) 


3148. Informations for Breaches of the Excise Laws, Customs 
Laws, Stamp Laws and Assessed Tax Laws, England and Wales, 
1820-1825; LxxxI. 381, P. 

3149. Sums received either by the Solicitor or by the Board 
of Excise, by way of Fine, Penalty and for Compromise, 1820- 
1825; LXxxI. 38], P. 

3150. Total Number of Informations filed in the Court of Ex- 
chequer, for Penalties under the Customs and Excise Laws, 1819- 
1820; ixxv. 220. (Pp. 309.) 391, P. 1820-1826; Lxxx1lI. 145, P. 
179, P. 228, Pp. 443, P. 

3151. Bills of Costs paid by the Crown on the various Infor- 
mations filed in the Court of Exchequer for Penalties under the 
Customs Laws against W. and R. Clayton, Robert Walton and 
others; Lxxx11. 406. (P. 415.) 





3152. Informations before the Court of Exchequer, 1822-1826, 
for Breaches of the Excise Laws in England and Wales; txxxu. 
179, P. 

3153. Sums of Money received either by the Solicitor, or by 
the Board of Excise by way of Fine ; txxx11. 179, P. 

3154. Informations filed in the Court of Exchequer in Ireland, 
for the Recovery of Penalties under the Excise Laws, 1828-1831 ; 
( Ordered, txxxv1. 421, but not presented till) 729, P. 

3155. Informations filed in the Court of Exchequer in Ireland, 
for Recovery of Penalties for Offences against the Excise Laws, 
and the Number tried in 1833, and in the Sittings after Hilary 
Term 1834; similar Returns from England; .xxxix. 349. 
(P. 529.) 

3156. Information of Mr. Huie, Collector of Excise of Dundee ; 
other Papers relative to Mr. Butchart; Lxxvut. 367, P. 370, P. 


3157. Returns relative to Informations and Indictments in 
Ireland, 1832-1836; (Ordered, xc1. 742, but not presented.) 
See supra, 1330. 3073; infra, 3428. 3711, &amp;c. 5708. 5834. 


Informations, Ex-officio : 

3158. Informations filed ex-officio by the Attorney-General 
against Mr. Alexander, Editor of the Morning Journal; Judg- 
ments against him, &amp;c.; txxxv. 181. 192. (Pp. 286.) See infra, 
3443. 


Inland Navigation : 

3159. Names of the Officers, and Amount of their Salaries, 
in the Board of Inland Navigation in Ireland; txxx11. 233, p. 
(App. 707.) 

3160. Estimate for maintaining the Navigations vested in the 
Directors General of Inland Navigation, Ireland; 1820; xxv. 
314. (App. 582.}——1821; Lxxv1. 367, p. (App. 629.)——1822 ; 
LXxvil. 164, p. (App. 636.)——1823 ; Lxxviir. 149, p. (App. 618.) 
1824; Lxxix. 87, Pp. (App. 686.) 1825; Lxxx. 173, P. 
(App. 804.)——1826; Lxxxr. 162, p. (App. 576.) 1827 ; 
LXxx1l. 267, P. (App. 765.) 1828; Lxxx11. 146, p. (App. 707.) 
1829; Ltxxxiv. 118, p. (App. 561.)}——-1830; Lxxxv. 166, P. 
(App. 802.) 1831; Lxxxvi. 767, p. (App. 1082.) 

3161. Estimate for an additional Allowance to the Chairman 
of the Board of Inland Navigation in Ireland; 1820; txxv. 314, 
(App. 578.)——1821 ; txxv1. 367, p. (App. 626.) 
164, p. (App. 633.) 

3162. Reports of the Commissioners of Inland Navigation, 
dated 19 November 1804, and other Papers; txxxvitt. 566. 























18225 LXXvII. 


3163. Agreement by which the Directors General of Inland 
Navigation in Ireland transferred, in 1829, to the Limerick Navi- 


gation Company, that part of the River Shannon which is situated 
between Limerick and Lough Dreg; Lxxxix. 448. 
See infra, 3217. 3335. 4146. 5172, &amp;c, 


House—(continued)—relatiwe to— 


Inns of Court, England: 

3164. Amount paid by Law Students on admission to the Inns 
of Court in England; (Ordered, txxxviut. 572. Ordered forth- 
with, 699, but not presented.) 

3165. Certificate of the Benchers of the Inner Temple to the 
Judges on the rejection of Mr. Harvey’s application to be called 
to the Bar, and of the determination of the Judges, and further 
proceedings thereon ; txxx1x. 329, p. (Order for printing dis- 
charged.) 


Inns of Court, Ireland : 
3166. Amount paid by Law Students on their admission to the 
Inns of Court in Ireland, specifying the particular Items ; 
LXXXVIII. 646, P. See supra, 2168. 


Inquiry, Commissions of : 
3167. Expense of Commissions of Inquiry, 1807-1827 ; txxxu1. 
424, P. 
3168. Expenses incurred and Reports presented by the several 
Commissioners of Inquiry in 1827 and 1828; Lxxxrv. 273, p. 
1829; Lxxxv. 377. (Pp. 387.)}——1830 and 1831; Lxxxvul. 384, P. 


3169. Number and Description of existing Commissions of 
Inquiry; distinguishing Members who receive Compensation ; 
Name and Profession of the Commissioner; Salary; Date of 
Commission, &amp;c.; Lxxx1x. 233, P. 





3170. Commissions issued from November 1830; Number 
and Names of Commissioners, Secretaries, Clerks, &amp;c.; Duties, 
Salaries, &amp;c.; xct. 463. 642. 702. 742. (Pp. 751.)——Commis- 
sions issued from November 1830, not included in above Re- 
turn; xcn. 340. (P. 358.) 


Insolvent and Bankrupt Laws, Ireland : 

3171. Report of the Council of the Chamber of Commerce in 
Dublin, laid before the Marquis of Anglesey, and his Answer, in 
reference to the Bankrupt and Insolvent Laws in Ireland; txxx1x. 
181. (Pp. 192.) 


Insolvent Debtors : 
3172. Estimate of the Sum wanted for paying the Salaries of 

the Commissioners, &amp;c. of the Insolvent Debtors Court; in 1821; 

LXxvi. 444, Pp. (App. 599.)——1822; txxvui. 31, p. (App. 594.) 
1823; Lxxvil. 74, p. (App. 566.)——18243 LxxIx. 25, P. 
| (App. 645.)——-1825; Lxxx. 32, p. (App. 757.)——-1826; 1xxx1. 
92, p. (App. 5382.)——1827 ; Lxxx1t. 162, Pp. (App. 725.)——1828; 
LXXXIII. 88, P. 1829; uxxxiv. 74, Pp. (App. 520.) 1830 ; 
LXXxv. 112, p. (App. 761.}——1831; Lxxxvi. 426, Pp. (App. 
cxxx.) 563, p. (App. 1029.)——-1832 ; txxxvur. 106, p. (App. 808.) 
1833 ; Lxxxvull. 263, p. (App. 885.)——-1834; Lxxx1x. 168. 
(pv. 170.) (App. 740.)——1835 ; xc. 212, Pp. 1836; xcr. 233, p. 
——1837; xcil. 213. P. 

3173. Estimate of the Sum wanted for defraying the Expense 
of building a Court for the Commissioners of the Insolvent Debtors, 
1823; yxxvin. 174, p. (App. 579.) 

3174. Names of the Commissioners and Officers; of Rules 
and Orders of the Court; of the aggregate Amount of Money 
paid and received by the provisional Assignee; Persons who filed 
Schedules; xxxvu. 225. 328, p. 232. 

















3175. Number of Days in which the Insolvent Debtors Court 
sat, in 1822; also of the Number of Debts of Twenty Pounds 
and under, due to Insolvent Debtors; txxvitt. 188, p. (App. 
998.) 

3176. Persons who have applied to be discharged under Acts 
1 Geo. IV.c. 119, and 3 Geo. IV. c. 123; 1820-1822; Amount of 
Debts, Assets, &amp;c. ; Lxxvii. 175, Pp. (App. 998.) 


3177. Number of Prisoners discharged from the King’s Bench, 
Fleet, and other Prisons; Ordered, txxvur. 49. (Order for this 
Account discharged, and another made, 69); presented, 75, Pp. 92. 
(pv. 174.) 97. (PB. 174.) 112, P. 

3178. Number of Persons who, having taken the benefit of the 
Act, have been discharged, 1824-1826; Lxxx11. 157. (Pp. 168.) 

3179. Number of Persons in Great Britain who have taken the 
benefit of the Insolvent Debtors Act, 1813-1827; stating the 
Amount of Debts, and Amount received by the Assignees; Lxxx11. 
522, p. (Part of Order discharged, 606.) 

3180. Number of Persons who have obtained their Discharges 
under Acts for the Relief of the Insolvent Debtors since 1813 ; 
(Ordered, txxx11. 548, but not presented till) Lxxx111. 80, Pp. 127, P. 

3181. Total Number of Persons who have taken the benefit 
of the Insolvent Act, and Amount of Monies paid into Court 
on account of Insolvents’ Estates in 1827 and 1828; Lxxxiv. 
116, P. 

3182. Number 











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


Insolvent Debtors—continued. 

3182. Number of Persons discharged under Insolvent Acts in 
each year, 1814-1829; uxxxv. 204. (Pp. 232.) 

3183. Fees allowed to be taken by the Provisional Assignee, 
Brokers, Messengers and other Officers of the Court for Relief of 
Insolvent Debtors in England, and the aggregate Amount received 
in 1814 and 1829; txxxv. 340. (Pp. 349.) 

3184. Number of Insolvent Debtors discharged from Prison, 
and number who have paid Dividends, &amp;c.; Lxxxvi. 730, p. 

3185. Manner in which the Sum of £. 12,624, voted in 1832, 
for defraying the Expenses of the Court was expended ; (Ordered, 
Lxxxvill. 464, but not presented.) 

3186. Number of Persons in Ireland who have taken the 
benefit of the Act for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors, since 1821 ; 
LXXXIV. 391. (P. 406.) 

3187. Expense of the Insolvent Debtors Court in Ireland; 
LXXXIv. 391. (P. 406.) 

3188. Number of Persons discharged by the Insolvent Court 
in Dublin, and in the several Counties of Ireland, 1829-1832; 
Salaries and Emoluments of Officers; txxxvul. 209. 409, P. 

3189. Report or Communication made to His Majesty’s Go- 
vernment by Mr. Serjeant O’ Loughlin, respecting the Court for 
the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in Ireland; (Ordered, uxxxviu. 
666, but not presented till) txxx1x. 181. (P. 192.) 

3190. Return of all Persons taking the benefit of the Insolvent 
Act in Ireland, 1830-1833; and Amount of the Debts of such 
Persons; (Ordered, txxxvitt. 276, but not presented.) 

See supra, 647, &amp;c. 2021, &amp;c. 2334. 


Inspectors of Factories :—See supra, 2668. 
Inspectors of Taxes :—See infra, 6019. 


Insulated Parcels of Land: 


3191. Return of, belonging to each County, but locally situated 
within some other County ; ixxx. 454, p. 


Insurances :—See supra, 2714, &amp;e.; infra, 3466. 3769, kc. 


Insurrection Act, Ireland : 

3192. Number of Special Sessions, and Adjournments thereof, 
holden in Ireland, by virtue of Act to suppress Insurrections ; 
LXXvil. 421, Pp. (App. 1270.) 

3193. Number of Persons committed and tried in the several 
Counties in Ireland at such Special Sessions; uxxvi. 421, P. 
(App. 1270.) 

3194. Persons indicted and tried in the Counties of Cork, 
Limerick and Kerry, since January 1822; .xxvul. 421, P. 
(App. 1272.) 

3195. Number of Persons apprehended and detained in Ireland 
under Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 2; Lxxvir. 380, p. (App. 1270.) 

3196. Returns from the Clerks of the Crown in those Counties 
in which the Insurrection Act was put in force, and of Persons 
found guilty under that Act; txxvint. 287, rp. (App. 640. 644.) 


3197. Number of Persons indicted and tried at the last 
Spring Assizes, for the several Counties in the Province of 
Munster; txxvitt. 288, p. 294, p. 302, p. 

3198. Memorials transmitted from Meetings of Magistrates 
of the County of Limerick to the Irish Government, in 1821 and 
1822, respecting the propriety of re-enacting the said Act; 
Correspondence between King’s Counsel and the Irish Govern- 
ment; Papers relating thereto; Ltxxvui. 265, p. (App. 638.) 

3199. Convictions in the Provinces of Munster and Connaught 
under the Insurrection and Peace Preservation Acts; Lxxrx. 
316, P. 

3200. Persons committed under the Insurrection Act, from 
1 January 1823 to 1 February 1824; Lxx1x. 220, p. 409. 

See infra, 4238. 4423, , 


Intestates : 

3201. Number of Cases and Names in which the Crown has 
administered to the Effects of Persons who have died intestate, 
leaving no lawful Issue, since 1800; (Ordered, Lxxxvi. 673, 
but not presented.)——1824-1830 ; LXxxvil. 166, 182. (Pp. 235.) 


Inventories :-—See infra, 3420. 


Inverness Magistrates : 
3202. Statement of Fees demanded by the Magistrates of 


Inverness, on the liberation of Prisoners from Gaol; .ixxrx. 
344, P. 


Ionian Islands : 


3203. Abstracts of the Revenue and Expenditure of the Ionian 


Islands, for 1817-1819, and other Papers relative thereto ; Lxxvt. 
397, P. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Ionian Islands—continued. 


3204. Expenses inéurred by Great Britain in 1830 and 1831 
for the support of the Military, Naval and Civil Establishments in 
the Ionian Islands; Amount of Revenue collected; (Ordered, 
LXXXVuI. 415, but not presented.) 

3205. Proclamations by his Highness the President and the 
Senators of the Ionian Islands; also by Sir T. Maitland ; uxxvir, 
300, p. (App. 743.) 

3206. Correspondence relative to the Ionian Islands; txxvi 
300, p. (App. 743.) 

See supra, 2922. 


Ipswich :——See supra, 1633. 


Ipswich Election : 
3207. Affidavits filed in the Court of King’s Bench respecting 


Informations exhibited by order of the House for Bribery at the 
Election; xct. 423. 


Ireland : 
3208. Papers relative to the disturbed state of Ireland ; txxvn. 
9, p. (App. 667-670.) 
3209. Despatches from Lord Lieutenants of Ireland, relative 
to the state of Ireland; txxvu. 344. (p. 671.)—1xxvitl. 166, P. 
(App. 632.) 228, p. (App. 634.) 383, p. (App. 634.) 
3210. Papers relative to the state of Ireland; txxxrx. 467, P. 


3211. Salary and Allowances of the Lord Lieutenant and 
Chief Secretary ; Expenses of the several Departments in Ireland, 
and of the Irish Office in London; 1xxxu. 431, Pp. 

3212. Names of the several Lord Lieutenants, Lord Justices 
and Chief Secretaries of Ireland appointed since the Union; 
LXXXII. 431, P. 

3213. Detailed Accounts of the Sum of £.6,599 charged as 
Disbursements by the Office Keeper in the Chief Secretary’s 
Office; Lxxxiv. 269. 

3214. Estimate of the Salaries and Expenses of the Chief and 
Under Secretary’s Offices in Dublin Castle ; also Riding Charges 
and Expenses of Deputy Pursuivants and Messengers, and Super- 
annuations in the Chief Secretary’s Office, for 1831; uxxxv1. 
767, P. (App. 1079.) 

3215. Estimate of Salaries and Expenses of the Officers of the 
Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant in Dublin and London, 
and His Majesty’s Privy Council Office in Ireland ; also Amount 
of His Majesty’s Printer’s Bill for printing for the Public Offices 
in Ireland; 1832-1833; .Lxxxvul. 418, p. (App. 869.)——1833- 
1834; LXxxvul. 265, Pp. (App. 938.) 1834-1835; LXXxXIx. 
169, p. (App. 784.)——1835-1836 ; xc. 214, P.——1836-1837 ; 
XCl. 235, P.——1837-1838 5 xc1l. 215, P. 

3216. Estimate of Salaries of Officers of the Household of the 
Lord Lieutenant and other Services formerly charged on the 
Civil List of Ireland, for 1831; txxxv1. 767, P. (App. 1080.)—— 
1832-1833 ; Lxxxvil. 418, Pp. (App. 870.) ——-1833-1834 ; Lxxxvu11. 
265, Pp. (App. 939.)——1834-1835; Lxxx1x. 170, Pp. (App. 784.) 
——1835-1836; xc. 214, p.——1836—-18375; xc1. 235, P. 
1837-1838 ; xcI1. 215, P. 

See supra, 2694. 
[ All other Accounts relating to Ireland will be found under 
the subject-matter to which such Accounts respectively 
belong. | 














Irish Loan Commissioners : 

3217. Letter to the Chief Secretary of Ireland on the Nature of 
Securities taken by the Irish Loan Commissioners for an advance 
of Money to the Grand Canal Company; Lxxxv. 343, P. 

3218. Sums advanced out of the Consolidated Fund on the 
recommendation or with the sanction of the Irish Loan Commis- 
sioners, for what purpose, &amp;c.; Lxxxv. 453, P. 


Irish Poor :—See infra, 4551, &amp;c. 6253, ke. 


Iron : 
3219. Quantity of Foreign Iron imported and exported, and 
of British Iron exported, 1815-1820; txxvi. 230, p. (App. 1078- 
1083.) ——— 1821-1824; Lxxx. 289, P. 1825-1828; LXXXIv. 











381, P. 18293 LXXXxvI. 143, P. 1830-1832; LXxxvilI. 400. 
(Pp. 406.) —— 1833-1834 ; xc. 353, P.—— 18355 xcI. 538. 
(Pp. 547.) 


3220. Quantity of Iron Goods exported from Ireland, 1816- 
1821; Lxxvi. 356, Pp. (App. 1118.) 
3221. Quantity of Pig Iron imported into Ireland, 1820; 
Lxxvi. 356, Pp. (App. 1118.) 
3222. Quantity of British Iron, Hardwares and Cutlery 
exported, 1819-1824; Lxxx. 289, P. 1825-1831; with sn 
Value ; 








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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 











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


Tron—continued. 
Value; Foreign Iron imported and exported, 1828-1831 ; 
LXXXVII. 322, p.—— 1833-1834; xc. 353, P,—— 1835 ; xcr. 538. 
(Pp. 547.) 

3223. Quantity of Foreign Iron exported from Great Britain ; 
of British Iron and Tin Plates exported; also of Foreign Iron 
imported into Great Britain and Ireland, 1821-1825; uxxx. 289. 
290, P. 

3224. Iron exported from Great Britain to Ports eastward of 
the Cape of Good Hope, 1822-1827 ; (Ordered, uxxxu. 597, but 
not presented.) 

3225. Quanticy of Iron rolled in His Majesty’s Dock Yards 
of Woolwich and Portsmouth, 1830-1832; Ltxxxvitt. 367, P. 

See supra, 1523. 3110. 


Isle of France :—See infra, 3792. 
Isle of Wight :—See supra, 81; infra, 5886. 6403, &amp;c. 
Jacob, William :—See supra, 1555. 1661. 


Jamaica : 

3226. Salaries of Governors, Lieutenant-Governors, Chief 
Justices of Courts of Law, &amp;c., in Jamaica and the Leeward 
Islands; Lxxx11. 249, Pp. 

3227. Members of the Council, their Offices, Salary, &amp;c. ; 
LXXXVIII. 585, P. 

3228. Despatches relative to an Attack made on the Wesleyan 
Missionary Meeting House, and the Dwelling of Mr. Ratcliffe ; 
LXXXII. 336, P. 602, P. 

3229. Teachers and Preachers and Persons connected with 
Missionary Establishments arrested during 1832; Lxxxvul. 
338, P. 

3230. Laws passed by the Legislature of Jamaica, for the 
Relief of Catholics, the removal of Disabilities of the Jews and 
Free Persons of Colour, 1826-1832 ; txxxvit. 38, P. 


3231. Reports from Bishop of Jamaica, showing the means 
furnished by that Colony for the Religious Instruction of the 
Coloured and Slave Population; number of Churches, &amp;c.; 
LXXXVII. 338. 

3232. Memorial and Statement of the Baptist Missionaries in 
Jamaica, dated 19 April 1832; Lxxxvu. 585, p. 


3233. Estimate of the Sum required to enable His Majesty to 
make a Grant to the Baptist and Wesleyan Missionary Society, 
and on account of Expenses incurred in the Erection of certain 
Chapels destroyed in the Island of Jamaica; txxx1x. 302, Pp. 
(App. 763.) 481, p. (App. 772.) 

3234. Civil, Ecclesiastical and Military Establishments, the 
Expenses of which are defrayed by any Revenue raised in the 
Island; txxxvit. 38, P. 

3235. Report in 1822 by Committee of House of Assembly 
relative to the present situation of Sugar Planters; Copy Patents 
of Land granted by the Crown on 11 November 1690 to Christo- 
pher Senior, and on 24 February 1745 to A. Arcedeckne; 
Lxxxvil. 108. 

3236. Communications made to Government by the Earl of 
Belmore, relative to the Rebellion in Jamaica, subsequent to those 
already presented ; Lxxxvit. 338, P. 

3237. Report of Committee of the House of Assembly relative 
to the cause of and injury sustained by the recent Rebellion; 
LXXXVII. 439, P. 

3238. Periods of Residence of the Bishops of Jamaica and 
Barbadoes within their respective Dioceses since the date of their 
Appointment; xc. 280, p. 

3239. Abstract of Returns made by the Receiver General and 
Clerks of Vestries of the several Parishes of Jamaica to the 
House of Assembly, showing the Amount raised and applied 
for the Church Establishment, the support of Schools and 
Education, 1831-1836; also Grants subsequently made; xctt. 
413. (Pp. 425.) 

3240. Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the 
Governor of Jamaica, relating to the Removal of Dr. Palmer 
from the office of Special Magistrate in Jamaica; xcu1. 570. 

See supra, 3035; infra, 3440. 5340. 5397, &amp;c. 5452, &amp;e. 
5943, 6333. 


James, St., Parish :—See infra, 6371, &amp;e. 
James’, St., Park. 


3241. Treasury Minutes on the subject of the Improvements, 
and a Plan; ixxxu. 584. 


Jeffcott, Mr. Justice :—See infra, 5488. 


Jersey :—See supra, 144. 1625; infra, 5261. 5654, &amp;c. 5856. 








Jesuits : 

3242. Notices or Statements which, in pursuance of Act 10 
Geo. IV. c. 7, have been delivered to the several Clerks of the 
Peace, or their Deputies, in Great Britain and Ireland, by Jesuits 
and Members of other Religious Orders ; Lxxxv. 554, p—xcy, 
142. 156. (Pp. 192.)—xcr1. 214, P. 

3243. Jesuits and Members of other Religious Orders regis. 
tered under Act 10 Geo. IV. c.7, in Great Britain and Ireland ; 
LXXXVII. 40, P.—LXXXvIII. 496. (P. 503.) 


Jewellery :—See supra, 3117. 
Jews :— See infra, 6334. 


John’s, St., now called Prince Edward Island : 

3244. Estimate for Civil Establishment of, 1820 ; txxv.208, p, 
(App. 559.) 1821}; txxvi. 140, p. (App. 587.)——1822 ; txxvu. 
99, p. (App. 601.)——1828 ; txxviti. 175, Pp. (App. 583.)——1824 ; 
LXx1x. 28, Pp. (App. 653.)——1825; Lxxx. 32, p. (App. 768.)—— 
1826; Lxxx1. 162, p. (App. 545.)——-1827 ; Lxxx11. 303, P. (App. 
740.) ——1828 ; LxXxx1mI. 161, p. (App. 678.)-———1829; Lxxxiv. 
74, p. (App. 534.)———1830; txxxv. 113, p. (App. 775.)——1831 ; 
LXxxvi. 471, Pp. (App. cl.) 564, Pp. (App. 1055.) 1832 5 LXXxXxvil. 
256, p.(App. 835.) ——1833 ; Lxxxvim. 264, Pp. (App. 906.)—— 
1834; Lxxx1x. 169, Pp. (App. 759.)——1835; xc. 213, p.— 
1836; xcr. 234, P.——1837; xcr. (214, Pp.) 

See supra, 3114. 








Joint Stock Banking Companies :—See supra, 617, ke. 
Journals :—See supra, 3138 ; infra, 4775. 
Judge Advocate General :—See supra, 265. 


Judges : 

3245. Salaries and Allowances received in 1792 by each of the 
Judges, and the Salaries and Allowances paid in 1829; txxxv. 
539, P. 

3246. Salaries of the Judges of the Courts of King’s Bench, 
Common Pleas and Exchequer, with the Salaries, Fees and Emo- 
luments of their Clerks ; (Ordered forthwith, txxxvut. 504; pre- 
sented, 525, P.) 

3247. Salaries paid to the Judges of the Superior Courts at 
Westminster in 1792, showing the Augmentation thereof at any 
subsequent periods, with the Amount; as also the Amount of 
Retired Allowances at the same periods; a like Return in the 
Courts of Equity; txxxvim. 207. (p. 218.)——Similar Returns 
for Ireland; txxxviu. 366, P. 

3248. Judges who have served in the several Presidencies 
of India, in the Islands of Ceylon, Mauritius and Malta, at the 
Cape of Good Hope, on the Coast of Africa, and in any of the 
Colonies in the West Indies, and in British North America, who 
now enjoy Pensions or Retired Allowances; Lxxxvuit. 585, P. 

3249. Time at which each of the Judges of the Courts of Ex- 
chequer, King’s Bench and Common Pleas, in Ireland, was pro- 
moted to the Bench ; stating the time when such Judge was called 
to the Bar; txxxrx. 36, Pp. 

3250. Allowances made to Judges in going the Circuit, 1792 
and 1832; Allowances for presiding at Special Commissions; 
1829-18315; Lxxx1Ix. 427, P. 


Judges’ Chambers : 
3251. Estimate for the Erection of Chambers for the Judges, 
for 1836; xcI. 232, p. 


Judges’ Criers and Clerks of the Crown: 

3252. Fees charged by Judges’ Criers in Circuit, in Ireland, 
for Affidavits, &amp;c.; Fees paid by Sub-Sheriffs to Judges’ Criers ; 
Fees paid by Clerks of the Crown for Summonses for Witnesses 
and Searches in the Crown Office, 1835; xcr. 403. (Pp. 418.) 

See supra, 1443. 1745, &amp;c. 1849; infra, 3255. 5152. 6299. 


Judgments : 

3253. Fees or Emoluments received by the Clerks of Judg- 
ment Office, or other Officers of the several Courts at Westminster, 
for Searches for Judgments, 1823-1830; and Names of Persons 
who received such Fees, &amp;c.; (Ordered, txxxv. 407, but not 
presented.) 


Judicial Factors : 
3254. Factors Loco Tutoris, Curators Bonis, and other Judi- 
cial Factors appointed by the Court of Session in Scotland, 1827- 
1832; Lxxxvir. 148, P. 1823-1833 ; Lxxx1x. 248. (Pp. 307.) 





Judicial Stations: 


3255. Number and Names of Persons appointed to any Judi- 
cial Station in the East Indies, and in the British Colonies, since 
1 January 1801; Date of Appointment, Amount of Salary, &amp;c.; 
See supra, 3245, kc. 


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Juries 








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


Juries and Jurors : 
3256. Statement of the Number of Persons in the Home Cir- 
cuit liable to serve on Juries; txx1x. 121, Pp. 


3257. Number of Persons returned by Constables of Middlesex 
as liable to serve on Juries, &amp;c.; Lxx1x. 182, p. (App. 640.) 

3258. Persons in England and Wales returned as qualified to 
serve on Juries, in 1823; itxx1x. 250, P. 

3259. Number of Persons qualified to serve on Juries in 
England and Wales, under 6 Geo. IV. c. 50; 1835; xc1. 475. 
(P. 484.) 

3260. Names and Designations of Persons who have been 
summoned to serve on Juries at Circuits, &amp;c. in Scotland ; rxxvu. 
281, P. : 

3261. Number of Jurors in each County in Scotland, contained 
in the Roll made up by the Sheriff; rxxx1. 358, p. 

3262. Report of Commissioners for Inquiry into the Forms of 
Proceedings on Trials of Civil Causes by Jury in Scotland; 
LxxxIl. 459, P. 

3263. Number of Green-Wax Processes issued from the Pipe 
Office in Dublin, to levy Fines imposed on Jurors at each Assizes, 
1827-18325; Lxxxvil. 40. 

3264. Order made by the Court of Exchequer in Ireland, on 
the 13 November 1832, relative to the Payment of Jurors; 
LXXXVII. 520. (P. 524.) 

3265. List of Persons liable to serve on Juries, returned by 
the Collectors of Grand Jury Cess in the County of the City of 
Dublin to the Clerk of the Peace, according to Act; and other 
Returns; (Ordered, uxxx1x. 17, but not presented.) 

See supra, 2336, &amp;c.; infra, 3286. 


Jury Court : 

3266. Number of Causes tried in the Jury Court of Scotland, 
from the establishment of that Court in 1815 until the Act rela- 
tive to the Qualification of Jurors came into operation; Lxxxv. 
638, P. 


See supra, 1772; infra, 5155. 


Justice, Administration of :—See supra, 1733, &amp;e. 


Justice of Peace Clerks : 
3267. Fees levied by Justice of Peace Clerks, their Deputies 
and Assistants in Scotland, 1833-1835, with other particulars; 


xcil. 42. (p. 46.)——Return to amend and complete above Return; 
XCII. 625. 


Justices of the Peace: 


3268. Applications for Leave to file Criminal Informations in 
the Court of King’s Bench against Justices of the Peace in 
Ireland, 1820-1830 ; Lxxxvi. 760. P. In England and Wales ; 
LXXXvI. 643. (Pp. 660.}——In which Rule Nisi has been granted, 
1831-1833; Lxxxrx. 60. (P. 115.) 


See supra, 1395, &amp;c.; infra, 3276. 3858. 5893. 





Justiciary Court : 


3269. Number of Cases tried in the High Court of Justiciary 
and on the Circuits, 1808-1810, and 1827-1829; Number of Days 


occupied in the Trials during the Three latter Years; ixxxv. 
179, P. 


3270. Number of Persons brought to Trial for Crimes of a 


Capital Nature, before the High Court and Circuit Courts of 
Justiciary in Scotland, 1827-1832 ; txxxvu. 354, P. 


8271. Diets held by the High Court of Justiciary at Edin- 
burgh, 1833-1836; the Number of Trials had, and the Pleas; 
of the Number of Diets held on Circuit; the Number of Trials 
and the Pleas during the same period ; xcu. 613.——(Order for 
this Return discharged, and Address instead thereof, 646.) 

See supra, 62. 1772. 





Juvenile Offenders : 


3272. Reports to the Home Secretary relating to Plans for a 
Prison for Juvenile Offenders; xcu. 217. 


See supra, 81. 
Keeper of the Great Seal, Scotland :—Sce supra, 1773. 
Keeper of the Privy Seal, Scotland :—ee infra,3399. 


Keeper of the Signet :—See infra, 3399. 5295, &amp;c. 

Kells : 

3273. Coroner’s Inquest held on the body of a person of the 
name of Henry in the Town of Kells; xc. 489. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Kelp: 
3274. Quantity of Kelp imported into London, Liverpool, 
Hull, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Leith, Greenock and Glasgow, 1818- 


1827. (Ordered, uxxx111. 552, but not presented.)—-—1821—1828 ; 
LXXxxIv. 79. (P. 135.) 


Kenilworth : 


3275. Number of Rate Payers in Kenilworth, distinguishing 
the number assessed on Houses and Premises, bond fide worth 


£. 10 per annum and upwards. (Ordered, uxxxvyiu. 415, but not 
presented.) 


Kenrick, Mr. : 


3276. Affidavits filed by Mr. Kenrick in support of a Rule 
for a Criminal Information against William Innell Clement, and 
the Affidavit of Mr. James; txxx. 547, p.———Mr., Kenrick’s 
Letter referred to in Mr. James’s Affidavit ; txxx. 572, P. 


Kensington :—See supra, 1237; infra, 3361, &amp;e. 


Kensington Gardens : 
3277. Expenditure on Kensington Gardens in each of the last 
Two Years, and the Amount received by the Sale of Timber. 
( Ordered, txxx1x.'464, but not presented.) 


Kensington or Hyde Park Corner Roads : 


3278. Income and Expenditure of the Trustees; txx1x, 390, P. 
Kensington Palace :—See infra, 4301. 


Kent Street Roads : 


3279. Names of Commissioners now acting under Acts for 
Paving, &amp;c. the Kent Street Roads; Amount of Assessments 
and Rates received; 1824-1835; xc. 462. 


Kerry, County of: 

3280. Persons indicted and tried in the County of Kerry, 
under the Insurrection Act, since January 1822; txxvu. 421, Pp. 
(App. 1272.) 

3281. Evidence taken upon an Inquiry held before the Ho- 
nourable Thomas Browne, in November 1836, upon the Complaint 
of certain Magistrates of the County of Kerry; and upon the 
Complaint of Chief Constable M‘Donough against the said Magis- 
trates; xc11. 660. 

See supra, 1761; infra, 3458. 
Kerry Court House : 


3282. Memorials to the Irish Government on the subject of 


Advances for building a Court House in the County of Kerry ; 
LXxxv. 191. (P, 257.) 


Kerry Elections : 
3283. Communications received by Government relative to the 
marching of large Bodies of People, carrying Green Flags and 


headed by Catholic Priests during the late Elections in Kerry ; 
xc. 248, (P. 257.) 


Kerry Road : 


3284. Report of Mr. Nimmo to Mr. Galloway, relative to the 
Kerry Road; txxrx. 316, P. 

3285. Report of the Civil Engineer employed by the Commis- 
sioners of Woods, &amp;c. in constructing New Roads in the Counties 


of Cork and Kerry, under authority of Act 2 Will. IV. c. 52; 
LXXXIx. 167, P. 


Kilbeggan Canal :—See supra, 2890. 


Kildare : 


3286. Persons on the Sheriff’s Panel as Jurors for Kildare 
who were fined within the last Twelve Months; txxxviit. 621, P. 
721, P. Return, ordered on the 2d July last to be amended by 
the Clerk of the Peace, making a Return of Jurors fined at 
Sessions; Lxxxvim. 651. See supra, 1858. 


Kilkenny, City : 

3287. Report of Mr. Griffith, Government Engineer, respect- 
ing an intended Line of Canal between the City of Kilkenny and 
Inistioge, with the Map and Estimate thereof, made by order of 
the Lord Lieutenant in 1832; txxxvull. 721, P. 


3288. Returns relative to the Corporation of Kilkenny; (Or- 
dered, Lxxxvi. 583. Ordered forthwith, 678, but not presented.) 





Kilkenny, County : 


3289. Record of Conviction and Judgment thereon, of Messrs. 
Blanchfield and Byrne, at the Lent Assizes for the County of 
Kilkenny; txxxvi. 810, Pp. See supra, 1473; infra, 6193. 


Kilmacthomas :—See infra, 6316. 


Kilmainham 
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98 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





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


Kilmainham Gaol :—See supra, 1508. 


Kilmainham Hospital : 
3290. Contract Prices of Provisions at the Royal Hospital at 
Kilmainham ; txxxvi. 194, P. 
3291. Correspondence relative to, in 1833 and 1834; Lxxxix. 
332, P. 
See supra, 202, &amp;e. 


King, Sir Abraham Bradley :—See infra, 5869. 
King George the Third :—See infra, 5041. 
King’s Aides de Camp :—See supra, 80. 
King’s Bench Court, England: 


3292. Causes remaining in Arrear from Hilary Term 1810 to 
Easter Term 1820; xxv. 298, P. 

3293. Causes standing for Trial on 1st August 1832 ; (Ordered, 
LXxxvil. 571, but not presented.) 

3294. Causes entered for Trial on the first day of Hilary Term 
1831-1833; (Ordered, uxxxvut. 8, but not presented.) 

3295. Causes originally entered for Trial for Middlesex and 
London, from Hilary Term 1810 to Easter Term 1820; Lxxv. 298, 
P. 1820-1827 ; Lxxx1l. 163, P. 

3296. Number of Records entered for Trial and Causes tried 
in Middlesex and London at sittings in and after Term, 1820-1824 ; 
LXxx. 581. (P. 589.) 





3297. Rules for New Trials and Cases remaining for argu- 
ment, 1810-1820; Lxxv. 298, Pp. 305. 

3298. Number of Special Cases on the Civil and Criminal 
Sides of the Court of King’s Bench, and Rules to show cause for 
New Trials, 1814-1821; txxvt. 460, Pp. 

3299. Number of Writs issued; Declarations filed; Causes 
tried ; Verdict and Costs on Postea, distinguishing London and 
Middlesex, and Circuits, 1830-1834; Lxxx1x. 264. (P. 273.) 


3300. Amount of Costs taxed on Posteas by virtue of 


3 &amp; 4 Will. LV. c. 42, and other Returns; xc1. 720. 
See infra, 4762. 


King’s Bench Court, Ireland : 
3301. Names of Officers, Clerks and Assistants in the Court 
of King’s Bench, in Ireland, selected under Act 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. 
c. 533; (Ordered, txxxu. 589, but not presented.) 
3302. Certificates filed by the Commissioners of Inquiry into 
the Duties, Salaries, &amp;c. of Officers of Courts of Justice in Ireland, 


in the case of the Claim of the Prothonotaries of the Court of 


King’s Bench for Compensation in pursuance of Acts 1 &amp; 2 
Geo. IV. c. 53; txxvint. 240, p.———Correspondence thereon ; 
LXXVIII. 240, P. 

3303. Writs for Service issued out of the Court of King’s 
Bench in Ireland, 1829-1832; Lxxxvit. 169. 


3304. Number of Writs issued or sealed by the Court of 


King’s Bench in Ireland, from 30 April to 10 June 1832-33 ; 
distinguishing how many at the suit of Clergymen; Lxxxvut1. 520. 
(Pp. 524.) 

3305. Writs issued, Causes tried, distinguishing Special and 
Common Juries; special Arguments had ; Mandamuses, Criminal 


and Ex-officio Informations applied for; Days and Hours of 


sitting of Judges of the Court of King’s Bench in Ireland, 1830- 
1833; LXXXIx. 427, P. 
See supra, 1752. 


King’s Bench Prison : 

3306. Manner in which the Money has been expended in the 
Repair of the Prison of the King’s Bench, in 1821-22; txxvir. 
481, P. 

3307. Return of Sums expended by the Board of Works upon 
the Repairs of the King’s Bench Prison, and Sums repaid by the 
Marshal during the period he has held his Office; txxvir. 404, p. 

3308. Mode in which the Sums received by the King’s Bench 
Prison, from the different Counties, for the Relief of Poor Debtors, 
have been disposed of; Lxx1x. 504, 


3309. Salaries, Fees and Emoluments derived by the Marshal, 


Deputy Marshal, Clerk of the Papers and Clerk of the Rules of 


the King’s Bench Prison, 1819-1822; txxvui. 409, Pp. 


3310. Number of Persons committed by the Marshal to the 
County Gaol of Surrey, 1819-1822; ixxvu. 409, p. 


3311. Number of Persons in the Custody of the Marshal of 
the King’s Bench Prison since 1813, to whom the privilege of 
living within the Rules has been granted; txxxu. 545, Pp. 
1825-1830; txxxv. 340. (Pp. 349.) 











King’s Bench Prison—continued. 

3312. Return from the Court of King’s Bench of the Number 
of Persons confined in the Marshalsea of that Court, or the Rules 
thereof, to whom Day-rules have been granted in each Term, 
1805-1832 ; Lxxxvul. 716. (P. 721.) 


See supra, 647, &amp;c.; 1669. 2030, &amp;c. 3177. 


King’s Chaplains: 
3313. Number in Scotland; Name, Date of Appointment, 
Salary and Duties; from what Fund, and by what Authority 
paid; xc. 659, P. 


King’s Counsel :—See infra, 3320. 


King’s County Assizes : 

3314. Memorials or Petitions presented to the Lord Lieutenant, 
Lord Chancellor or Twelve Judges of Ireland, 1829-1832, relating 
to holding the Assizes at Tullamore instead of Phillipstown; 
(Ordered, uxxxvut. 347, but not presented.) 


King’s Household, Scotland :—See supra, 1773. 
King’s Inns, Dublin :—See supra, 2168. 


King’s Library : 
3315. Papers relative to the late King’s Library, presented by 
his Majesty to the British Nation; txxviir. 116, p. (App. 591.) 


King’s Printers : 
3316. Accounts of Messrs. Reeves, Eyre &amp; Strahan, for Works 
performed, 1821-1831; Acts of Parliament annually delivered ; 
and Copy of existing Patent; txxxvi. 143, P. 


3317. Patent to any person for printing for Government, in 
England and Scotland, for supplying Offices in Scotland with 
Stationery, and of the Invoice furnished by such Patentees; 
LXXVII. 225. 246, P. 

3318. Items for which certain Sums were paid to the King’s 
Printer in Ireland, under 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c.88, as charged in the 
Civil Contingencies; xc1. 803. (P. 833.) 

See infra, 4817. 5858. 


King's Road : 

3319. Documents and Correspondence in the Office of Woods, 
&amp;e., relative to the Transfer of the Management of the King’s 
Road, from Grosvenor Place to Fulham, by the Commissioners 
xcl. 208. 


King’s Serjeants and Counsel : 
3320. Licenses granted, or Certificates that a License had 
been applied for, to enable King’s Serjeants and Counsel to plead 
against the Crown, 1825-1835; xc. 157. (Pp. 216.) 


Kingston-upon-Hull : 
3321. Goods imported into the Port of Kingston-upon-Hull in 
1802, 1812 and 1824; Lxxx. 352, P. 
3322. Imports and Exports into and from the Ports of Hull 
and Goole, 1833-1836; xc1. 143. 


3323. Vessels and Tonnage entered inward at the Port of 
Hull, from all Parts of the World, during 1834; xc. 156, p. 
1835; xct. 55. 1836 ; xc. 97.————From Foreign Ports and 
Coastwise in 1836, and Sums paid to the Dock Company by 
the Custom House on account of double Dues on Foreign Ton- 
nage; xXctl. 204. 


3324. Sums of Money received and disbursed by the Trinity 
House of Hull; 1823-1833; txxxvut. 604, P. 633, P. 1833- 
1836; xcl. 742. (P.751.) 

3325. Money paid by the Crown to the Trinity House of 
Kingston-upon-Hull, between 5 April and 11 October 1835, on 
account of Duties payable on Foreign Ships; xcr. 407. (Pr. 422. 
Steam Vessels and their Tonnage entered Inwards, 1833- 
1836; xci1. 97. 

3326. Charters under which the Trinity House of Hull col- 
lects Primage, Buoyage, Beaconage, Fines upon Aliens, Elders’ 
Turns, and all other Dues, Fines and Charges whatever ; 
xCll. 231. 


See supra, 3274; infra, 3820. 5223. 5242. 5244. 5534, 
&amp;e. 


Kingstown Harbour :—See supra, 2226. 














Kingstown Railway : 
3327. Correspondence between the Commissioners of Public 
Works in Ireland and the Proprietors of the Kingstown Railway, 
or others on their behalf; txxxvii. 400, P. 


Kitt’s, 








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


Kitt’s, St. :—See infra, 5897. 5464. Lancaster; Assizes and Courts of Justice—continued. 
‘ 3346. Number of Prisoners tried at the Lancaster Assizes, 
Knights of the Bath: ‘ 1823-1832, distinguishing the Number for each Hundred from 
3328. Persons and Offices held by each, and for what the which committed or sent for Trial; Total Number committed, but 
several Sums charged against the Knights of the Noble and not tried ; Lxxxvit. 505, P. 
Military Order of the Bath are paid, under the Heads of Salaries, - os . ite ie ie 
Fees ES Gaieeni of any Desoriptitis and to which they are eae Ne echt ecser:we iy the «aoc ant ea 


- ik adie dent ‘sting § Practice of the Court of Common Pleas at Lancaster, and to 
said to be entitled under existing Statutes; Lxxxrx. 452, P. consider the propriety of removing the Assizes from Lancaster; _ 


Kyan’s Patent: LXXXvil. 509, P. 
3329. Report from Committee appointed to investigate Mr. 3348. Second and Final Report of Commissioners (County 
Kyan’s Patent for the Prevention of Dry Rot; xc. 439. Court); xc1. 289, p. 
3349. Number of Causes tried at Lancaster, 1824-1832, distin- 
Labour Rate : 


guishing Hundreds from which sent; Total Number of Causes 
entered, but not tried ; Lxxxvit. 455, P. 


3350. Writs issued in the Local Court and Court above, since 
Labourers, Manchester : the amended Act came into force; Number of Causes tried from 
3331. Contracts for the Hire of Labourers entered into under oy eee 
the cognizance and with the approbation of Mr. Muggeridge, the 
Poor Law Commissioners’ Agent of Migration in Manchester, 
Terms of Contracts, Names and Ages of Persons, &amp;c.; (Ordered, 
xc. 821, but not presented.) 


3330. Documents in the possession of the Poor Law Commis- 
sioners relating to Labour Rates; Lxxxvitt. 633, P, 


Churches :—See supra, 1170. 


Convictions and Fines : 
3351. Return by the Treasurer and Clerk of the Peace of the 
ee Wages : County of Lancaster, of Convictions and Fines under the Acts 
; 9 Geo. IV. c. 31, and 1 Will. IV. c. 64; txxxrx. 504. 
3332. Abstract of Returns prepared by order of Committee of 
last Session on Labourers’ Wages; Lxxx. 395, P. County Rolls : 


Labrador :—See infra, 4126, &amp;c. 3352. Monies issued by County Rolls, under the authority of 


Magistrates, from 1815; Lxxv. 458; Lxxvi. 166, P. 
Lac Lake and Lac Dye :—See supra, 3142. 


Duchy of :—See infra, 3355. 6359. 
Lace: 


3333. Quantity of French Silk Lace imported into Great Duchy, Court of: 
Britain in 1817-1820; Lxxv. 392, p. (App. 772.) 3353. Fees received by the Chancellor and other Officers, 
1829-1834; Lxxx1x. 448. (Pp. 461.) 
Ladebat, Laffon : 


3334. Amount produced by the Sale of Property of Mr. Laffon | Footpaths : 
Ladebat, sequestered in the hands of.the Bank of England, by 3354. Return from the Office of the Clerk of the Peace for 
order of the British Government in 1793, and other Returns; the County of Lancaster of the Number of Footpaths ordered by 
( Ordered, xc. 576, but not presented till) xc1. 238. (P. 366.) the Magistrates to be closed, and the Number ordered to be 
See supra, 3110; infra, 5644. diverted, on 11 September 1823, in the Township of Duxbury 
and other Townships ; txxxvii. 419. 
Lagan Navigation : 
3335. Drawbacks allowed on the Lagan Duties, 1814-1820; | Prisage and Butlerage : 
LXXxv. 364, P. 3355. Papers respecting the Prisage and Butlerage of Wines 
3336. Expenditure, 1819; Lxxv. 364, P. in the Duchy of Lancaster; txxxvu. 429, P. 
3337. Expenditure of the Company, 1820-1826, Rates of ; 
Shares and Drawbacks allowed on Lagan Duties; (Ordered, Tithes : 
LXxxI. 309, but not presented.) 3356. 





Names of Parishes respecting the Tithes of which Suits 
3338. Memorials addressed to the Treasury in respect to the were commenced in the Court of Chancery of the County Palatine 
Repeal of certain Excise Duties granted for support of the Canal; of Lancaster, August 1830 to 1833; Lxxxvull. 733, P. 
( Ordered, txxxu1. 533, but not presented.) 
3339. Receipt and Expenditure of the Undertakers of the Land, Insulated Parcels of :—See supra, 3191. 
Lagan Navigation Company, 1824-1831; Lxxxvi. 791, P. 
3340. Treasury Minute of 21 March 1828, on the subject of 
Compensation to the Lagan Navigation Company, in consequence 


Land Revenue :—See infra, 6463, kc. 


Land and Assessed Taxes: 





of the Repeal of Duties formerly levied within the Lagan District 
for the benefit of the Company ; txxxv1. 900, P. 


3341. Number and Amount of Debentures issued by the 
Undertakers of the Lagan Navigation Company, and of the 
several Sums paid for Interest, 1824-1831 ; (Ordered, uxxxv1. 890, 
but not presented till) txxxvu. 117. (P. 148.) 


3342. Treasury Minutes made in 1831, respecting the Lagan 
Navigation Company ; Lxxxvul. 276. (P. 290.) 


Lambeth District Churches : 


3343. Receipt and Appropriation of the Pew Rents of the 
several District Churches in the Parish of Lambeth; txxx11. 
493. (Pp. 539.) 


Lambeth Palace :—See supra, 1185. 


Lambeth Parish Rates : 


3344. Rates raised in the several Ecclesiastical Districts of the 
Parish of Lambeth under the Orders of Select Vestries in 1824- 
1827 ; LXxXulI. 172. (P. 283.) 


Lambeth Waterworks :—See infra, 3848. 


Lancaster : 


Assizes and Courts of Justice : 
3345. Account of Prisoners and Causes tried at Lancaster, 
and of Money paid for Judges’ Lodgings ; txx1x. 303, Pp. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





3357. Arrears and Balances due from the Receivers General 
and Collectors of Land and Assessed Taxes in Great Britain, on 
5 January 1820; xxv. 126, P. 1821; uxxvi. 205. 1822; 
LXXVII. 138.——-1823; Lxxviml. 168, P. 18245 Lxxrx. 202, P. 
1825; Lxxx. 187, P. 1826; Lxxx1. 185, P. 1827; 
LXXxIl. 354, P. 1828 5 LXxxI1I. 163, P. 1829; LxxxIv. 163. 
(Pp. 164.) ——. 1830; Lxxxv. 224, P. 1831}; LxXxxvi. 432, p. 
1832; Lxxxvul. 213. 1833; Lxxxvir1. 206. 1834; LXXXIX. 
161. 1835 ; xc. 163.——1836 ; xc1. 207.——1837 ; xc1I. 203. 


3358. Deceased and Dismissed Tax Collectors’ Balances in 
Ireland; 5 January 1820; Lxxv. 185, P. 1821; Lxxvi. 205. 
1822; Lxxvil. 138. 1823; LXxvi1t. 168, P.——1824 ; LXxIx. 
202, P. 1825; Lxxx. 187, P. 1826; Lxxx1. 185, Pp. 
1827 5 LXXXII. 354, P. 1828; LXxx111. 163, P. 1829; LxxxIv. 
163, P. 1830; Lxxxv. 224, Pp. 1831; Lx¥xxvi. 432, P: 
1832; LXxxviI. 213. 1833; LxxxviI. 206. 1834; LXXXIXx. 
161. 1835; xc. 163.——1836 ; xc1. 207.1837 5, xc. 203. 



















































































3359. Balance due by a deceased Revenue Collector on ac- 
count of Taxes in Ireland; on 5 January 1826; Lxxx1. 185, P. 
1827 ; LXxxIl. 354, P. 18285 LXXx1II. 163, P. 1829 ; 
LXXXIV. 163, P. 1830; Lxxxv. 224, P. 1831; LXxXxvi. 432, P, 
1832; Lxxxvul. 213. 1833; Lxxxvir. 206. 1834 ; 
LXXXIx. 161. 1835; xc. 163.——- 1836; xc1. 207. 1837 5 
xc. 203. 
































3360. Balances or Debts now outstanding or due by former 
Receivers General; uxxxv. 16], P. iit ot eck 


3351. Assessments 





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PAPERS—continued. 





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


Land and Assessed Taxes—continued. 

3361. Assessments of Land Tax for London, Middlesex and 
Westminster, 1811-1821; (Ordered, txxvi. 287; Order for this 
Account discharged, and another made, 454, but not presented.) 
——1802-1822; Lxxvul. 183. 315. (Pp. 388,)——-In Middlesex, 
Surrey, London and Westminster, 1820-1824 ; (Ordered, uxxx. 
41, but not presented.}——For Kensington and Chelsea, 1815- 
1821; Lxxvut. 183. (Pp. 366.)——For Surrey, 1803-1822; Lxxvitl. 
344. Pp. 453, P. 

3362. Assessments of the Land Tax for the several Divisions in 
the County of Middlesex, and Cities of London and Westminster 
since 1821; Amount collected and Quotas paid to the Receiver 
General; (Ordered, xcut. 293, but not presented.) 

3363. Land Tax, charged in each Parish in the Borough of 
Southwark, and the Amount assessed by Commissioners; Lxxvitil. 
407, P. 

3364. Amount collected on Land Tax; the Amount paid to 
Receiver General; and the Amount of Surplus on each Book of 
Assessments ; LXXVIII. 330, p.——1820-1824 ; (Ordered, xxx. 41, 
but not presented.) 

3365. Gross Receipt of the Land Tax, unredeemed in Eng- 
land and Wales in 1796; Similar Return from Scotland ; txxvim. 
185, Pp. (App. 841.)——1822-1824; Lxxx. 105, P. 1825-1827; 
LXxxul. 365. (P. 371.) 

3366. Land Tax remitted, 1798-1825; Lxxx. 135, P. 
1827; Lxxxul. 365. (Pp. 371.) 

3367. Net Produce of the Land Tax, as stated in the Finance 
Accounts for 1827; txxx1v. 235, P. 

3368. Gross Amount of the Land and Assessed Taxes received 
by each of the Receivers General of Taxes in England and Wales, 
and by the Collectors in Scotland, 1829; Lxxxv. 233, p.—280, P. 

3369. Money paid into the Exchequer by the Receiver General 
of the Land Tax on account of Interest on Instalment Considerations 
and other Payments deferred, 1800-1813; Lxxvitt. 325, Pp. (App. 
841.)———1822-1824; Lxxx. 165, P. 1825-1827; Lxxxill. 365. 
(p. 371.) 

3370. Produce of the double or increased Land Tax assessed 
on the Estates of Roman Catholics; Amount formerly charged ; 
and N umber of Estates which continue to be charged with double 
Land Tax in England and Wales; txxxu1. 127, Pp. 163, P. 183, P. 
228, P. 239, P. 

3371. Total Sums levied by the provisions of 38 Geo. III. 
upon Estates, &amp;c. for 1823; Lxx1x. 409, P. 

3372. Offices and Pensions now charged with the Land Tax 
and with the One Shilling and Sixpenny Duty ; Lxxxrx. 185. 

3373. Names of the Clerks to the Commissioners of Land 
Tax, and of Assessed Taxes; (Ordered, txxvi. 497, but not 
presented.) 

3374. List of the Names of the Commissioners for the Land 
and Assessed Taxes for Kensington and Chelsea, 1815-1821; 
( Ordered, uxxvu. 123, but not presented.) 

3375. Names of all Collectors of the Land or Assessed Taxes 
who are acting as Commissioners for those Taxes in Kensington ; 
LXxvill. 157, P. 

3376. Names of Collectors of Land and Assessed Taxes in the 
Kensington Division ; the Amount of Poundage received by Mr. 
Clark; the Names of District Commissioners and Inspectors 
General; txxvil. 476, P. 

3377. Names of the Receivers General of Land and Assessed 
Taxes for England and Scotland, and of Balances in their hands ; 
LXxvI. 154. 

3378. Salaries and Allowances or Emoluments of Receivers 
General of Taxes, 1824; txx1x. 78, P. 1825; Lxxx. 105, Pp. 
1826; Lxxx1. 93. (Pp. 101.}———1827; Lxxx. 228, P. 
1828; Lxxx. 76, P. 18295 Lxxxiv. 79. 1830; LXxxxv. 
124.——-1831; Lxxxvi. 308, P. 1832; Lxxxvil. 159, P. 
1833; Lxxxvit. 207, (Pp. 218.)}——1834; Lxxxix. 84. (P. 432.) 
——1835; xc. 187, P. 

3379. Per Centage and Emoluments received by each of the 
Clerks to the Commissioners of Land and Assessed Taxes, and by 
each of the Collectors of Taxes in London and Middlesex, for the 
last Year for which Returns can be prepared; Ltxxxvut. 468. 

3380. Salaries, Allowances or other Emoluments to the Re- 
ceivers General of the Land Tax; txxvi. 21. (Pp. 31.) (App. 
997.) 

3381. Number of Discharges on Land and Assessed Taxes 
for Kensington District or Division; txxvut. 330, p. 

3382. Salaries and Expenses paid to the Receivers General of 
Land and Assessed Taxes, 1829; also Statement of the Dates to 
which the last Accounts have been audited; txxxv. 161, Pp. 

3383. Expense of the Office of Receivers General of Land 
amd Assessed Taxes in Scctland in 1829; txxxv. 344, Pp. 





1823- 



































Land and Assessed Taxes—continued. 
3384. Name of a Person other than a Distributor or Sub. 
distributor of Stamps appointed a Collector of Land Tax in 
Scotland; xci. 84.; xc. 67. 


See infra, 3511. 


Land Tax Redemption : 

3385. Statement of Expenses incurred under Acts for the 
Redemption and Sale of the Land Tax, 1820; rxxv. 411.—— 
1821; Lxxvi. 437. 1822; Lxxvil. 471, P. 1823; LXxvinr. 
468, P- 1824; Lxxix. 486, P. 1825; Lxxx. 577, P. (App, 
966.)——1826 ; LxxxI. 382, P. 1827; Lxxxu. 588, p,—— 
1828; LXxxIII. 388, P. 1829; LxxxIv. 381, P. 1830; Lxxxv. 
570, P. 1831; Lxxxvi. 702. 1832; LXxXxVII. 322, P.—— 
1833; Lxxxvill. 633, P. 1834; LXXXIX. 297.——1835; xc, 
256.——-1836; xc1. 408. 1837; xc. 427. 

3386. Abstract of Expenses in each year since 38 Geo. IIT. 
c. 60; Lxxvu. 273, p. (App. 1375.) 393. (Pp. 394.) (Order for 
printing discharged; Account withdrann; another ordered ; pre- 
sented; 404, P.) 

3387. Establishment of the Office for the Redemption of the 
Land Tax, 1821; .txxvut. 273, Pp. (App. 1375.) 393. (Pp. 394.) —— 
1824; xxx. 106, P. 1825-1827 ; Lxxx11. 365. (Pp. 371.) 

3388. Expenses incurred under Acts for Redemption and Sale 
of Land Tax, 1822-1824; txxx. 125, P. 1825-1827 ; LXxx1II. 
365. (Pp. 371.) 

3389. Abstract of the Amount of Allowances, as Poundage 
or otherwise, paid to the Clerks of the Commissioners in each year 
since the passing of 38 Geo. III. c. 60, to 1821; txxvut. 73, P. 
(App. 841.)——-1822-1824; Lxxx. 105, P.——1825-1827; uxxxut. 
365. (P. 371.) 

3390. Abstract of an Account of the Amount of Land Tax 
Redeemed in each year since 38 Geo. III. c.'60; distinguishing 
Amount redeemed by Transfer of Three per Cents. and by Cash ; 
LXxvil. 393. (Pp. 394.) (App. 922.)——1825-1827 ; Lxxy11. 365. 
(Pp. 371.) 

3391. Total Amount of £.3 per Cents. transferred and pur- 
chased on account of the Redemption of the Land Tax, in each 
year, since 38 Geo. III. c. 60; and Amount of Dividend on the 
same, 1800-1822; Lxxvul. 273, p. (App. 921.) 
159, P.——1822-1824; Lxxx. 135, P. 
365. (Pp. 371.) 

3392, Land Tax redeemed by Purchasers in Money in each 
year since the passing of Act 38 Geo. III.; -txxvin. 185, P. 
(App. 842.)——1822-1824 ; Lxxx. 125, P. 1825-1827 ; 
LXXXIl. 365. (P. 371.) 

3393. Account of Land Tax redeemed up to 25 December 
1827; Lxxxi11. 164, P. 

3394. Reports of Proceedings of the Commissioners for exone- 
rating Small Livings and Charitable Institutions from the Land 
Tax; 1820; txxv. 467. (Pp. 471.)}——-1822 Lxxvul. 353. 

3395. Sale of Church and Corporation Lands to redeem Land 
Tax, and Amount of Land Tax exonerated from Small Livings 
and Charitable Institutions, to 5 January 1822; uxxvi. 273, Pp. 
(App. 1376.)——1823; .txxvim. 367, p. (App. 842.}——1824; 
LXxIx. 171, p. (App. 908.)}——1825 ; Lxxx. 255, P. 1825-1827; 
LXXXII. 365. (P. 371.) 

See infra, 6475. 















































18235 LXXIx. 
1825-1827; Lxxxu1. 











Landing Waiters :—See infra, 3559. 
Latham and Smith :—See infra, 5528. 


Law Charges : 


3396. Estimate of the Sum that may probably be wanted to 
defray the Expense of Law Charges for 1820; txxv. 208, P. 
(App. 561.)——1821; txxv1. 80, Pp. (App. 581.}——-1822; uxxvul. 
31, p. (App. 593.)}——1823 ; xxviii. 74, p. (App. 564.)——1824; 
LXXIX. 25, P. (App. 650.)———1825; txxx. 32, p. (App. 765.)—— 
1826; Lxxxi. 103, p. (App. 541.}+—~1827; Lxxxi. 302, pP. 
(App. 735.)——1828 ; Lxxx11I, 88, P. 1829; LxxxIv. 74, P. 
(App. 529.}——1830; uxxxv. 113, p. (App. 769.)——1831; 
LXxxvi. 431, P. (App. cxliii.) 563, p. (App. 1043.)}——1831-32 ; 
LXXxviIl. 194, Pp. (App. 824.)——1832-33; Lxxxviml. 264, P. 
(App. 905.)——1833-34 ; LxxxIx. 169, p. (App. 757.)——1834- 
35; xc. 213, P.——1835-36; xcI. 234, P.——~-1836-37; xclI. 
214, P. 

3397. Estimate to defray Law Charges in Scotland, heretofore 
paid out of the Hereditary Revenues, or out of the Customs or 
Excise Revenues, in their progress to the Exchequer; iLxxxvi. 
564, P. 

3398. Estimate required to defray the Law Expenses, Grants 
to Scottish Universities and other Charges in Scotland, formerly 








defrayed 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued, 








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


Law Charges—continued. 
‘ defrayed from the Hereditary Revenue of Scotland, 1 January 
1831 to 31 March 1833; Lxxxvu. 486, p. (App. 849.)——-1 March 
1833 to 31 March 1834; txxxvitt. 265, p. (App. 924.)——1834— 
$5; LXXxIx. 170, p. (App. 771.)}-———1835-36; xc. 214, p.—— 
1836-37 ; xcI. 235, p——-1837-38 ; xcrI. 215, P. 

See supra, 708, &amp;c. 764. 1154. 1694; infra, 6018. 


Law Courts:—See supra, 1733, &amp;e. 


Law Offices, Scotland: 

‘3399. Officers, Clerks and other Persons composing the se- 
veral Establishments of the Keeper of the Privy Seal and Writer 
to the Seal; the Keeper of His Majesty’s Signet and his Deputies ; 
the Lord Clerk Register and his several Deputies and Clerks, and 
several other Law Officers in Scotland, with their Emoluments, for 
1833-1835, and other particulars; xcr. 204. (Pp. 216.) 


Law Proceedings: 

3400. Sums of Money paid on account of Law Proceedings, 
1814-1821, out of the Incidents of the Revenue of Assessed Taxes 
in England and Wales; xxv. 333, p,———Of Customs in Eng- 
land; txxvi. 309, P. In Ireland; 236, p. Scotland; 214, 
P. Of Excise in England; ixxvi. 472, p. In Ireland ; 
222, Pp. Scotland; txxvi. 494, p. Of Stamps in England ; 
LXXVI, 236, P. In Ireland; 1xxvi. 243, Pp. 295, Pv. 























3401. Produce of Stamp Duties on Law Proceedings in Great 
Britain ; txxix. 141, p. 

3402. Stamp Duties received on certain Law Proceedings in 
Ireland, and in the Court of Chancery and Equity Side of the 
Court of Exchequer; 1823; uxxix. 141, Pp. 1824; Lxxx. 
353, P- 1825; LxXXxxI. 9, 1826; LxXxx1I. 250, P. 1827 ; 
LXxx11I. 108, P. 1828; LxxxIv. 2], P. 1829 ; Lxxxv. 48, P. 
1830; LXXxvI. 254, P. 1831; Lxxxvir. 88, P. 18382 ; 
LXXXVIII. 79, P. 18343; xc. 187. 

3403. Proceeds of Stamp Duties on Legal Proceedings in Ire- 
land, received under 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 112, to 23 March 1822; 
LXXVII. 165, P. 

See supra, 2629. 
































Lay Impropriations:—See infra, 6091. 


Lead : 

3404. Exports of Lead from Great Britain to Ports eastward 
of the Cape of Good Hope; 1822-1827; (Ordered, txxx11. 
597, but not presented.) 

3405. Lead and Lead Ore imported into and exported from 
Great Britain since 1815; Lxxxutt. 545, P. 1820-1827 ; LXxxIl. 
584, P. 1827; LXxxi1I. 127, P. 1828 5 LxxXIv. 215, P. 
1829; Lxxxv. 280. (Pp. 329.)——1830; Lxxxvi. 495, P. 614, P. 
1831; LXxxvil. 212, pP.——1832 5 LXxxvVIII. 279, P. 1833 ; 
LXXXIX. 185. (Pp. 243.) 

3406. Lead and Lead Ore imported, and Amount of Duty 
received ; Lead and Lead Ore, Shot, Litharge and Lead Paints 
exported 1834, compared with 1833; xc. 225, p.——1835; xclI. 
463. (Pp. 475.)——1836; xc. 340. (P. 358.) 

3407. Lead and Lead Ore exported from Great Britain, 1820- 
1828; LXXxxIII. 362, P. 

3408. Foreign Lead and Lead Ore imported into Ireland in 
1827 5 LXXxIII. 388, P. 




















3409. Foreign Lead, whether in Pigs or otherwise, and 
Foreign Lead Ore, imported into the United Kingdom, 1825- 
1830; Lxxxv. 124. (Pp. 155.) 


Leaf &amp; Co. : 
3410. Specification of the Goods seized on the Prosecution of 
Messrs. Leaf &amp; Co., and their Value; Reports and Examinations 
of Officers of Customs; Reports to, and Communications in 
writing with, the Solicitor of Customs, &amp;c.; Lxxxvut. 36, P. 
3411. Correspondence between the Treasury and Board of 
Customs, and Proceedings had with reference to the Goods seized 
on the Prosecution of Messrs. Leaf &amp; Co.; also between the 
Treasury and Board of Trade; Lxxxvu. 166, P. 
3412. Their Memorial to the Treasury on the 14 February 
1832, for an Investigation into the late Proceedings, and for 
Restitution of the Penalty of £.20,000 ; txxxvul. 131, P. 


Leamington Priors: 
3413. Number of Rate-payers therein, distinguishing the Num- 

ber assessed on Houses and Premises bond Jide worth £.10 per 
Annum and upwards; (Ordered, txxxvitt. 415, but not presented 
till) uxxx1x. 24. (Pp. 26.) 


Leary, Magrath and others :—See infra, 5586. 





House—(continued)—relative to— 


Leather : 

3414. Yearly Amount of the Duty upon Leather, 1812-1822 ; 
LXXVII. 125, Pp. (App. 1022.) 

3415. Duties paid, 1822-1824, by the Cubic Foot on Tanned 
Leather in Ireland; also Amount paid by the Pound Weight in 


1825-18275 Lxxx111. 164, P. 


3416. Produce of the Excise Duties on Leather in Ireland; 
Expenses of the Collection of the Excise Duty on Leather in 
Ireland, and several other Returns relating thereto ; txxxv. 251, p. 

3417. Total Amount of the Excise Duty on Leather in Ire- 
land, and Expense of collecting; Number of Convictions for 
Breaches of the Excise Laws relating to Leather; Number of 
Seizures made, &amp;c,; 1821-1827; Lxxxv. 325, P. 

See supra, 1913. 3000. 3110. 


Le Bas, Paul: 


3418. Return of Offices held by Paul Le Bas, Examinator of 
Corn Bounties in Ireland; txxvi. 468, p. 


Lectureships :—See supra, 1240. 
Leeds :—See infra, 5554. 
Leet Jury :—See infra, 5890. 
Leeward Islands: 
3419. Persons holding the Office of Governor, Lieutenant- 
Governor and Chief-Justice of the Leeward or Charibbee Islands; 


LXXVI. 471, P. LXXvul. 164, Pp. (App. 1124.) See supra, 
2766, &amp;e. 





Legacies : 

3420. Total Amount of Revenue received in the United 
Kingdom for Stamp Duties on Legacies, Probates, Administra- 
tions and Testamentary Inventories, 1823; Lxx1x. 182, Pp. 
1823-18295; LxxxIv. 35], P. 1823-18345; Lxxx1x. 106, P. 

3421. Total Amount of Revenue received for Stamp Duties on 
Legacies, Probates and Administrations, for Sums not exceeding 
£.100, in England, Scotland and Ireland, 1823; txx1x. 409, p. 

3422. Net Produce of Stamp Duties in the United Kingdom, 
as stated in the Finance Accounts for 1827, on Legacies and on 
Probates, &amp;c., showing the several Rates of Duty; ixxxiv. 
235, P. 

3423. Yearly Produce of Duties on Legacies, Probates, &amp;c., 
from 1792; Lxxxv. 491, P. 








3424. Sums of Money received and paid into the Exchequer, 
1825-1830, from Great Britain and Ireland, arising from Duty 
on Probates and Legacies; Lxxxv. 427, P. 


3425. Total Amount of Revenue received in Great Britain 
and Ireland, since passing Act 20 Geo. III. c. 28, on Legacies, 
Probates, Administrations and Testamentary Inventories; txxvim. 
169, Pp. (App. 840.) 


3426. Capital on which the several Rates of Legacy Duty 
have been paid in England, Scotland and Ireland, 1797-1834 ; 
LXXXIX. 493. (P. 510.)}——-1834-1835; xc1. 302. 343, (Pp. 348.) 


3427. Treasury Minute, dated 27 February 1824, concerning 
Arrears of Legacy Duty; 1xx1x, 188, P. 


3428. Informations before the Exchequer, 1821-1826, for 
Breaches of the Laws relating to Legacy Duties, and Sums 
received by way of Fine, Penalty and for Compromise, in Eng- 
land and Wales; Lxxx1. 381, P. 


3429. Duty received under Prosecutions by the Legacy Duty 
Office for Arrears of Duty, or any other cause, 1828-1833 ; 
LXXXVIII. 499, P. 

3430. Number of Prosecutions by the Legacy Office for 
Arrears of Duty, or any other cause, 1828-1833 ; Lxxxvut. 186. 
(P. 429.) 

3431. Aggregate Expense incurred by the Legacy Duty 
Office in each Year since its modelling under the New System 
under Mr. Campbell, for making Copies of Wills and Returns of 
Administrations in England; ixx1x, 182, Pp. 


3432. Number of Wills and Administrations transmitted to 
the Legacy Duty Office, 1812-1828; txxxrv. 261, P. 1829- 
1833 ; Lxxxrx. 106, P. 

See supra, 2244. 





Leghorn Straw Hats : 
3433. Total Quantities of Leghorn Straw Hats, &amp;c., imported, 
1821-1823 ; uxxviu. 447, Pp. (App. 891.) 





GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Leicester, 


CC 





102 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 











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


Leicester, Borough : 

3434. Mayor and Corporation of the Borough to make a 
Return of the Total Amount of Property, Estates or Monies 
vested in them, or at their disposal, under or by virtue of the Gift 
of Sir Thomas White, who died in 1556; Lxxxvutl. 655. (P. 719.) 
See supra, 741. 


Leicester Gaol : 

3435. Assessments made upon the several Parishes in the 
Borough of Leicester, for the Maintenance of the Gaol, Bridewell, 
Police, &amp;c.; Lxxx11. 379, p.———Amended Returns; (Ordered, 
552, but not presented till) xxxx1v. 323. (Part of Return to be 
printed, 362.) 


Leinster Constabulary :—See supra, 1470, ke. 
Leith :—See supra, 3274. 


Leith Harbour and Docks : 

3436. Correspondence respecting Debt of £. 238,000 due to 
Government since the Report of the Select Committee on the 
Harbours of Leith and Newhaven, in the last Session; xc1. 321. 
(P. 326.) 

3437. Shipping which have entered and departed from the 
Port of Leith; stating the Tonnage, and distinguishing the Fo- 
reign from the Coasting Trade; and other Returns relating to the 
Trade of the Ports of Leith and Newhaven, 1836; xcu. 553. 


Leith, North : 

3438. Grant or Title in virtue of which the Minister or Kirk 
Session of the Parish of North Leith levy Tithe on Fish brought 
into the Port of Leith, the Annual Amount of the said Tithe, 15 
November 1830-1832 ; Lxxxvut. 278, P. 

3439. Sums received annually by the Minister of North Leith, 
whether as Stipend, Feu Duty, &amp;c., 1832-1834; xc. 359. (Pp. 373.) 


Lemons :—See supra, 3099. 
Lemon Juice :—See supra, 1909. 
Leopold, H. R. H. Prince :—See supra, 756, &amp;e. 2917, &amp;e. 


Lescesne, Louis Celeste, and John Escoffery : 

3440. Proceedings respecting the Apprehension of Lescesne 
and Escoffery, two free men of colour, in the month of October 
1823, for the purpose of being carried off the Island of Jamaica ; 
LXxx. 165, P. 

3441. Estimate to make good Losses sustained by them in con- 
sequence of their removal from Jamaica in 1823; Lxxxv1. 431, P. 


(App. exliv.) 564, r. (App. 1050.) 


Letters of Administration :—See supra, 2244. 2406. 3074.3201. 
3420, &amp;c.; infra, 4475. 6408. 


Letters Patent :—See infra, 4260. 


Levant Company : 
3442. Pensions granted to Officers and Servants of the late 
Levant Company, under Provisions of Act 6 Geo. IV. c¢. 33; 
LXXXI. 9, P. 


Libel : 

3443. Number of Individuals prosecuted for Political Libel 

and Seditious Conduct since 1807; uxxvi. 234, p. (App. 1208.) 
Since 17 March 1821; txxxix. 233. (Pp. 432.) 356.——— 
Ex-officio Informations since 1807 ; Lxxv1. 268, p. (App. 1209.) 

3444. Number of Convictions throughout the Kingdom for 
Blasphemy and Sedition, 1820; ixxvi. 234, p. 313, p. (App. 
1208.)——-1 821-1834; Lxxx1x. 233. (Pp. 432.) 356. 

3445. Number of Informations filed by the Attorney-General 
against Persons accused of Blasphemy and Sedition, 1820; 
LXxvi. 234, Pp. (App. 1208.)——1821-1834 ; Lxxx1x. 233. (Pp. 432.) 

3446. Return of Individuals prosecuted for Libel, Blasphemy, 
&amp;e., 1813-1822 ; Lxxvint. 477, Pp. (App. 1082.) 

3447. Prosecutions during the Reigns of his late and present 
Majesty, either by Ex-officio Information or Indictment, under 
the Direction of the Attorney or Solicitor-General, for Libels or 
other Misdemeanors against Members of His Majesty’s Govern- 
ment, or other Persons acting in their official capacity, conducted 
in the Department of the Solicitor for the Treasury; ixxxv. 
622, P. 


3448. Prosecutions for Libel since the Accession of his pre- 
sent Majesty, in the Department of the Solicitor to the Treasury ; 
LXXx1x. 186. (P. 192.) 

3449. Account in detail of the Expenses incurred in the several 
Prosecutions for Libel against Mr. Alexander; ixxxv. 570, P. 





Libel—continued. 

3450. Costs of the Prosecution in the Court of King’s Bench 
in Ireland in the Case of the King v. Barrett, for Libel, tried in 
Michaelmas Term, 1833; txxx1x. 64. (P. 69.) Bill of Costs 
in detail; txxx1x. 181.———Communications between Govern- 
ment and the Commissioners of Stamps relative to; Lxxxrx. 84, 
(Pp. 92.) 

See supra, 3158. 


Library of the House of Commons: 
3451. Catalogue of Books therein; (Laid on the Table, 


LXXXv. 108, P.) 
Library, Royal :—See supra, 3315. 


Licenses : 

3452. Number of Ale, Wine and Spirit Licenses issued in 
England and Wales in 1790, 1800, 1810, 1820 and 1827; rxxxi. 
183, P. 

3453. Number of Magistrates’ Licenses for Victuallers in the 
Tower and other Divisions, from 1817; Lxxvil. 222, p. 225, 
(Pp. 234.) 250. (Pp. 269.) (App. 942.) 

3454. Licenses granted under the Sale of Beer Act, 1833 and 
1834; xc. 196, P. 

3455. Returns from Licensing Justices of Middlesex and 
Surrey relative to Victuallers’ Licenses, Game Licenses and Music 
and Dancing Licenses; xc. 467. (P. 518.) 

See infra, 3545. 5422, &amp;c.; also the several Subjects for 
which Licenses are required. 


Lidney Creek : 
3456. Customs Duties paid, and Salaries paid and Expenses 


incurred at Lidney Creek, within the Port of Gloucester, 1828- 
1831; LXXXVI. 433, P. 


Lieutenants of Counties, Ireland: 
3457. Appointments of Lord Lieutenants under the recent 
Act, specifying those resident ; Lxxxvi. 865, P. 


3458. Circular Letter, signed by Colonel Gossett, sent to the 
Deputy Lieutenant of the County of Kerry; txxxvu. 509, Pp. 

3459. Names of Deputy Lieutenants of Counties in Ireland, 
specifying Counties; Lxxxvit. 589, Pp. 

3460. Qualifications of Deputy Lieutenants in 1832; Lxxxvut. 
733. 

3461. Names and Residences of Deputy Lieutenants and 
Magistrates in Ireland, distinguishing Roman Catholics, persons 
in Holy Orders, Practising Barristers, &amp;c. (Ordered, xc. 360, but 
not presented till) xct. 403. (Pp. 467.) 

3462. Return of all Deputy Lieutenants, distinguishing 
County, 1835 ; (Ordered, xc1. 413, but not presented.) 


3463. Returns received from the Clerks of the Peace, relating 
to the qualifications of Deputy Lieutenants for the Counties of 
Armagh, Cork, Down and Londonderry; xc. 85. 

See supra, 2888. 


Life Annuities : 

3464. Tables of Life Annuities and Calculations made by Mr. 
Finlaison, and for which £. 1,873 are charged in the Civil Con- 
tingencies of 1821 and 1822; ixxviil. 475, P. 

3465. Tabular Statements of the Probabilities of Human Life, 
as deduced from the various Tontines and Government Life 
Annuities, by the Actuary of the National Debt Office; txxxrv. 
189, P. 

See supra, 1974, &amp;c.; infra, 5951, 6165, &amp;c. 


Life Insurances: 


3466. Account of Stamps issued for Policies of Life Insu- 
rances; LXXx. 477, P. 


Liffey River : 

3467. Number of Summonses issued, and Penalties awarded 
against Masters of Ships or Vessels, under Act 39 Geo. IIT. c. 38, 
for having Fires on Board in the River Liffey ; txxxvi1. 566. 

3468. Reports of the Soundings of the River Liffey, made 
annually by the Pilots to the Ballast Office, from the Bridge to 
the Bar, 1821-1833; txxxviml. 621. 

See supra, 2113. 


Light-houses : 

3469. Total Amount collected in the United Kingdom as 
Duties for Light-houses and Floating Lights ; txxvi1. 172. (Pp. 175.) 
182, Pp. 244. (Pp. 228.) 476. 

3470. Abstract of the Account of the Commissioners of 
Northern Light-houses, 1821; txxvi. 83. (App. 1210.)——1822 ; 

LXXVII. 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 103 





I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued )—relative to— 
Light-houses— continued. Light-houses—continued. 





LxXxvil. 445.——1824 ; LXxIxX. 34, P. 1825; Lxxx. 10, P.—— 
1826; LXXxI. 9, P.——1827; Lxxxul. 179, P. 1827-1828 ; 
LXxxitl. 17, Pp. 546, P.——1829; Lxxxv. 33. (P. 628.)——1830 ; 
ixxxv. 653. (Pp. 657.)}——-1831  Lxxxvi. 702. 1832; LXXxVII. 
512.——1833 ; LXxxvIII. 587, P. 1834; Lxxx1x. 493, (Pp. 529.) 
——18353; xc. 487. (Pp. 506.)——1836 ;_ xcr. 703. (Pp. 711.) 


3471. Light-houses in the hands of private Individuals, held 
by Grant or Lease from the Corporation of the Trinity House ; 
also by Grant or Lease from the Crown; also Amount of Tonnage 
Duty collected on Shipping, for 1824-1826; Lxxx1. 63, P. 83, P. 

3472. Revenue received by the Commissioners for Northern 
Light-houses, 1821-1826 ; Expenditure of the Commissioners for 
the same period in detail; Rules and Regulations made by the 
Commissioners; and Light-houses now erecting by them; Lxxx1. 
252, P. 306, P. 380, P. 

3473. Income and Expenditure of all Lights, Beacons and 


Buoys on the Coasts, and in any of the Ports or Harbours of 
Scotland ; Ltxxx1. 253, Pp. 380, P. 














3474. Amount annually paid by the Commissioners of Cus- 
toms to the Proprietors of private Light-houses; Lxxx1. 306, P. 

3475. Receipts and Expenditure of the Trustees of Light- 
houses on the Clyde; and Regulations made by the Trustees for 
the Navigation of Steam Boats on that River; Lxxx1. 348, p. 


3476. Memorials of Lord Braybrook and of Thomas William 
Coke, Esq’, for Renewals of Grants of Light-houses, and Accounts 
of Number of Light-houses in the hands of private Individuals in 
the United Kingdom; and several other Returns relating thereto ; 
LXXXxIv. 298, P. 


3477. Gross Receipt of all Tolls or Rates collected upon Ves- 
sels passing the Light-houses at Winterton and Orford, Dungeness, 
North and South Forelands, and at Hunston Cliff; (Ordered, 
LXxXxIv. 383, but not presented till) txxxv. 191, P. 


3478. Gross Sum collected at each Port in Ireland on account 
of Light-house Dues, &amp;c., to 5 January 1831 ; and Correspondence 
relative to the Erection of a Light-house between Dunmore and 
Cork Harbour; txxxvi. 702, p. 

3479. Estimate of Sum required towards defraying the Ex- 
pense to be incurred in erecting Light-houses on the Eastern 
Side of the Bahama Straits, 1833-1834; txxxvul. 669, Pp. (App. 
914.) 

3480. Reductions and Alterations of the Duties of Lights in 
Ireland since 1822; txxxvi11. 256, p.———In Scotland ; xxx xvi. 
256, P. 

3481. Gross Sum collected for Light Dues in Ireland; Gross 
Amount paid for Commission ; the Amount paid to each Collector 
and the Rate per Cent., for 1831; Lxxxvitt. 256, P. 


3482. Sums received by Commissigners of Woods and Forests 
from Lessees of Light-houses since 1800; Lxxxvul. 424, P. 


3483, Annual Amount of Money which has been received from 
Tonnage levied on Vessels under certain Acts of Parliament, by 
the Trustees of the Mumbles Light-house; txxxvii. 561, p. 


3484. Names of the different Ports from which the Dues cvl- 
lected by the Trustees of the Mumbles Light-house have been 
received, 1816-1832; Net Income, Mode of Expenditure, &amp;c.; 
LXXXVIII. 721, P. 


3485. Revenue collected for Light-house Duties from Shipping 
and from Customs for Foreign Vessels for the Light-house at 
Harwich, Dungeness, &amp;c.; txxxviil. 256, P. 

3486. Gross Sum collected for Light Dues by the Commis- 
sioners of Northern Light-houses; the Commission paid for Col- 


lection ; Sum paid to each Collector, and Rate per Cent., in 1831; 
LXXXVIII. 256, P. 


3487. Report from the Commissioners of Northern Light- 
houses on the constitution and operations of the Board, the 
Nature and Amount of their Funds, and their internal Manage- 
ment, presented to their Board in January 1831; Lxxxviil. 186, P. 


3488. Total Sums levied by the Commissioners of Northern 
Light-houses, 1831-1832 ; and of their Expenditure during the 
same period ; Lxxxvitl. 455. 

3489. Returns of the several Reductions or Alterations of 
Duties of Lights, Buoys, Beaconage and Pilotage, which have 
been effected subsequently to 1822, by the Trinity House ; txxxvutt. 
186, P. 

3490. Sums received by the Trinity House as Light Money, 
1828-1832; Rate of Charge, &amp;c.; txxxvin. 186, Pp. 

3491. Gross and Net Revenue collected for Light-house Dues 
from Shipping, and from Consolidated Customs for Foreign Vessels 
for Light-houses in charge of the Corporation for preserving and 
improving the Port of Dublin, 1832 and 1833; Lxxx1x. 84. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





3492. Income and Expenditure for Lights, Beacons and 
Buoys, not under the management of the Commissioners of 
Northern Lights ; 1xxx1x. 193. 

3493. Observations addressed to the Treasury by the Trinity 
House on the Report of the Committee on Light-houses; xc. 229, Pp. 

3494. Amount of Light Dues received from Light-houses held 
by Individuals under Lease from the Trinity House; Charge of 
Collection, &amp;c., 1832-1835, and other Returns; xc1. 839. (P. 842.) 


3495. Returns from the Dumfries, Kirkcudbright and Wigton 
Officers of Customs, of Shipwrecks in the Solway Channel and 
on the Scotch Coast from the Mouth of the River Sark to the 
Mull of Galloway; Light-house Dues collected, and other 
Returns relating to Light-houses; 1801-1836; xcr. 274, 320. 
(Pp. 326.) 


3496. Minutes of Commissioners of Northern Lights and 
Reports made to them, regarding the erection of Light- 
houses on the Coast of Solway Firth and the entrance of Hoy 
Sound in Orkney; xct. 274. (P. 326.) 

3497. Detail of Sum expended in erecting a Light-house at 
Port Patrick, and other Papers; xci1. 341. (Pp. 390.) 


Lighting, &amp;e. : 


3498, Names of all Cities and Towns in Ireland which have 
applied for Permission to adopt the Provisions of Act 9 Geo. IV. 
c. 82, for Lighting, Watching and Cleansing Cities, &amp;c., in Ire- 
land; Lxxxiv. 211, Pp. 

3499. Towns in which Meetings have been convened under 
Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 82 ; Towns in which its Provisions have been 
adopted ; Towns in which the Act is in operation; xc1. 423. 
(®. 438.) 

3500. Towns in which Act has been brought into operation ; 


Houses, &amp;c. assessed; Rate raised; Rate per Pound; xct. 465. 
(P. 475.) 


Limerick : 


3501. Report from a Select Committee of the Irish House of 
Commons, appointed 23 December 1761, to examine the Petition 
of John O’Donnell, and others, of Sums presented by the Grand 
Jury of Limerick; of what Sums remained due, Spring Assizes, 
1820; and of Sums advanced, &amp;c. ; txxv. 441, Pp. 

3502. Sums presented by the Grand Juries of Limerick, 
1811-18213; Lxxvi. 141, P. 

3503. Appointment of the late Treasurer; Accounts made out 
between the Grand Jury and the late City Treasurer; and of Sums 
advanced, 1811-1821; Lxxvi. 141, Pp. 

3504. Appointment of R. Meade, late Distributor of Stamps 
for Limerick; txxvi. 349, P. 

3505. Memorials transmitted from Meetings of Magistrates of 
the County of Limerick to the Irish Government in 1821 and 
1822, respecting the propriety of re-enacting the Insurrection Act; 
Correspondence between King’s Counsel and the Irish Govern- 
ment ; Papers relating thereto; Lxxvit. 265, Pp. (App. 638.) 


3506. Persons indicted and tried in the County of Limerick 
under the Insurrection Act, since January 1822; Lxxvul. 421, Pp. 
(App. 1272.) 

3507. Letters Patent wherein the Civil Articles for the Sur- 
render of the Treaty of Limerick in 1691 were ratified and ex- 
emplified by King William ITI. and Queen Mary ; txxxu1. 135, P. 

3508. Total Expense of building the New Bridge and Docks, 
with Estimate for Completion ; and of Tonnage Duties and Sums 
borrowed ; (Ordered, txxxvi. 512, but not presented.) 

3509. Appointment of the present Clerk of the Peace of the 
County, and Certificate of his Age at the time of his Appoint- 
ment; LXxxvI. 702. (Pp. 712.) 

3510. Rent Roll of the Estates and Income of the Corporation 
of Limerick ; Income and Expenditure from 29 September 1821, 
up to the latest Account returned to the Court of D’Oyer Hundred, 
held in that City ; txxxviu. 646. (P. 661.) 

See supra, 2763. 2827; infra, 5179. 


Lincoln Diocese :—See supra, 147; infra, 4228. 


Lincolnshire : 


3511. Number of Freeholders rated to the Land Tax for each 
Parish within the Divisions of Kesteven and Holland, in the 
County of Lincoln; Lxxxvut. 69, P. 


Linen: 


3512. Quantity of Linen Cloth of all sorts imported into Great 
Britain, 1811-1820; Lxxv. 261, p. (App. 753.}——-1820; Lxxv1. 
472, p. (App. 1068.)——1821; Lxxvul. 61, P. 159, Pp. (App. 999.) 

181 





104 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








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


Linen—continued. 

181, Pp. (App. 1000.)——1822; ixxvimr. 280, p. (App. 885.)—— 
1823 5; “xxx. 14], P. 18245 Lxxx. 301, P. 18255 LXxXxXI. 
214, P. 

$513. Quantity of Foreign Linen Yarn imported into Great 
Britain; 1811-1820; uxxv. 261, p. (App. 755.}——1821 5 Lxxvu1. 
61, P. 159, p. (App. 1000.)——1822; Lxxviit. 280, p. (App. 887.) 
1823; L~xx1x. 117, Pp. 141, P. 18245; Lxxx. 301, P. 
1825; LxxxI. 214, P. 

3514. Quantity of Foreign Linen Yarn imported into Great 
Britain and Ireland, distinguishing British and Foreign Vessels, 
and Amount of Duty, 1811-1820; Lxxv. 255, p. (App. 752.)—— 
1820; Lxxvi. 472, p. (App. 1070.)——-1825 5 Lxxx1. 214, P. 

3515. Quantity of Linens imported into the United Kingdom 
in 1823 and 1824; Lxxx1. 83, P. 

3516. Gross Amount of Duties, the Drawbacks paid and the 
Net Produce of the Duties on Foreign Linens imported into and 
exported from Great Britain, 1811-1820; .xxv. 272, p. (App. 
764.)——1820; Lxxvi. 462, p. (App. 1069.)——1821; Lxxvul. 
61, P. 159, p. (App. 1000.)——1822; Lxxvim. 280, Pp. (App. 886.) 
1823; LXxix. 117, P. 1824; Lxxx. 301, P. 615, P. 
1825; LXxxI. 214, p. 380, P. 

3517. Foreign Linens imported into and exported from Ire- 
land, with the Amount of Duty, 1823; txxrx. 116, P. 


























3518. Foreign Linens imported and exported into and from 
Great Britain and Ireland, with the Amount of Duty, 1823; 
LXxIx. 116, P. 1824; Lxxx. 615, P. 1825; LxxxI. 380, P. 

3519. Values, real and official, and the Number of Yards of 
British and Irish Linen Cloth exported to Foreign Ports from 
England, Scotland and Ireland respectively, 1824; txxx. 614, P. 
1825; Lxxx1. 380, P. 1826-1833 ; (Ordered, Lxxxviu. 
719, but not presented.) 

3520. Quantity of Linen Cloth of all sorts imported into and 
exported from Great Britain, 1823; txxrx. 116, P. 


3521. Quantity of Linen Cloth of all sorts imported into Great 
Britain in 1824; Quantity exported, retained for home consump- 
tion; and Amount of Duties and Drawbacks; 1xxx. 301, rp. 














3522. Quantity of Foreign Linen Cloth imported into Eng- 
land, Scotland, Ireland, 1823-1830; (Ordered, .ixxxv. 511; 
Order discharged, 522. 

3523. Quantity of Linen Cloth of all sorts exported from 
Great Britain to Ireland and to Foreign Countries, 1824; Lxxx. 
615, P. 1825; LXxxI. 380, P. 

3524. Quantity of Linen Cloth of all sorts exported from 
Ireland to Great Britain and to Foreign Countries, 1824; Lxxx. 
615, P. 18253 LxxxI. 380, P. 

3525. Number of Yards of Linen Cloth on which Duties of 
Excise have been paid, whether for painting and printing, respec- 
tively, with the Rates of Duty paid per Square Yard, 1824; rxxx. 
615, P. 1825; LxxxI. 380, P. 

3526. Quantity of all Linens exported from Great Britain, 
with the Amount of Import Duty not drawn back on the exporta- 
tion of Foreign Linens, 1811-1820; Lxxv. 272, p. (App. 756.) 

3527. Number of Pieces, Ells or Yards of all Foreign, Irish 
and British Linens, Cambrics and Lawns exported from Great 
Britain, 1820; Lxxvi. 472, p. (App. 1069.)——1821 ; Lxxvu1. 61, 
p. 159, p. (App. 999.}——1822; Lxxviir. 280, p. (App. 886.) 
1823; LxxIx. 117, P. 18243; Lxxx. 301, P. 1825 ; 
LXXxI. 214, P. 

3528. Official and actual Value of British and Irish manu- 
factured Linen exported from Great Britain and Ireland, 1811- 
1820; Lxxv. 255, p. (App. 752.) 261, Pp. (App. 754.) 




















3529. Value of Scotch, Irish and Foreign Linen exported from 
England, Scotland and Ireland, respectively, to Foreign Parts 
and into each other, with Amount of Duty, 1808-1823; txxvitt. 
262, Pp. 330, P. (App. 883. 890.)——1823 ; LxxIx. 116, P. 

3530. Number of Yards of Linen exported from Great 
Britain and Ireland, at a price at and under 7d. per yard, and 
the Amount of Bounty paid for the same, 1823; ixx1x.117, p. 
142, P. 

3531. Values, real and official, and the Number of Yards of 
Irish Linen exported from Ireland to England and Scotland, 
respectively, 1824; Lxxx. 614, P. 1825; Lxxx1. 380, Pp. 

3532. Values, real and official, and the Number of Yards of 
British Linen exported from Great Britain to Ireland, 1824 ; 
Lxxx. 614, P. 1825; LXxxI. 380, P. 








3533. Amount paid in Bounties on British and Irish manu- 
factured Linens exported from Great Britain and Ireland, 1811- 
1820; Lxxv. 225, p. (App. 752.) 261, p. (App. 754.}-——1823 ; 
LXXxIx. 116, p.——123, p,——1824; Lxxx. 615, P. 
380, P. 





1825°5 LXXXxI. 








Linen—continued. 


3534. Yards of Linen Cloth.on which Bounty was paid on 
exportation from Ireland, 1780-1830 ; Lxxxvi. 205, P. 

3535. Square Yards exported from England and Scotland, 
and Drawbacks allowed, 1826-1829; Lxxxv. 344, P. 


3536. Quantity of Foreign and [Irish Linens of all sorts, 
retained for home consumption in Great Britain, 1811-1820; txxy, 
272, pv. (App. 767.)}——1820; ixxvi. 472, p. (App. 1069.)—_ 
1821; txxvil. 61, P. 159, Pp. (App. 999.) 181, rp. (App. 1000,)—— 
1822; Lxxvui1. 280, p. (App. 886.) 1823; Lxxix. 116, p—— 
18243 Lxxx. 301, P. 614, P. 18255 LxxxI. 214, Pp. 380, P. 








3537. Estimate of the Expense of the Trustees of the Linen 
and Hempen Manufactures of Ireland, 1820; txxv. 314. (App. 
577.) 1821; Lxxvi. 367, Pp. (App. 626.)——1822; Lxxvu, 
164, Pp. (App. 633.) 1823; Lxxvinl. 148, p. (App. 615.)—— 
1824; Lxxrx. 86, P. 1825; Lxxx. 173, Pp. (App. 800.)—— 
1826; Lxxxi. 162, p. (App. 572.)——1827; Lxxxi. 267, p. 
(App. 761.) 

3538. Particulars of £.21,600, Irish Currency, required for the 
Linen Board for 1821; Ltxxvi. 498, P. 

3539. Weekly Sales of Linens at the different Markets in the 
Provinces of Munster and Connaught; (Ordered, txx1x. 156, but 
not presented.) 

3540. Memorials that have been sent to the Treasury or Board 
of Trade from the Linen Merchants of Dublin, concerning the 
Linen Laws and Bounties; txxx. 105, p. 


3541. Comparative Statement of the Notes of the British Linen 
Company of Scotland in circulation ; txxvur. 315, p. (App. 1143.) 

3542. Return of the Annual Income received by the Board of 
Trustees of the Linen Manufacture in Scotland; txxvim. 446. 
(P. 450.) 

3543. Number of Surveyors, Inspectors and Stamp-masters in 
Scotland whose Offices were abolished by 4 Geo. IV. c. 40; 
LXXXIV. 240, P. 

See supra, 1711. 3108. 3131. 














Linlithgow: 

3544. Resolutions adopted by the Justices of the Peace of the 
County of Linlithgow, as to granting Certificates for the Sale of 
Exciseable Liquors; txxx1x. 103. 

3545. Resolutions of the Justices of the Peace of the County 
of Linlithgow, regarding the granting of Licenses; Lxxx1x. 428. 
(rp. 435.) 

Linseed :—See supra, 3099 ; infra, 4277. 4883. 6052. 
Lisbon:—See supra, 16. 857. 1202. 
Lisburn Road :—See infra, 3930. 


Literary Institutions Abroad : 
3546. Communications to or from Ministers Abroad, respect- 
ing Literary Institutions, or Libraries, in Foreign Countries; xc. 
262, p. 511, Pp. 625, P. 661, P.5 xcr. 38. 87. 502. 513. 


Literary Institutions, Ireland : 

3547. Sums granted by the Irish and Imperial Parliaments 
for maintaining Charitable and Literary Institutions in Ireland, on 
an average of Six Years preceding 1 January 1800, during Session 
1800, and from 1801 to 1828; Lxxx1m. 187, P. 


Literary Works :—See supra, 791. 


Liturgy : 

3548. Papers relating to the Liturgy of the Church of England, 
prepared in pursuance of Addresses; Lxxvi. 12. (p. 20.) App. 
1238.) 

Liverpool : 
Borough : 

3549. Printed Poll Books referred to in the Evidence of Mr. 
Pennington, Mr. Marron and Mr. Clay, before the Committee 
appointed in the last Session to inquire into the Elections for 
Liverpool ; (Laid on the Table ; uxxx1x. 95.) See supra, 1417. 

Buildings : 

3550. Estimate required to be granted in 1831, on account of 
the Buildings now erecting as a Custom House, Excise Office, 
Stamp Office, Post Office and Dock Office; ixxxvi. 360, P. 
(App. exxii.) 562, p. (App. 1022. 

Church : 

3551. Application to the Commissioners for building New 
Churches, for the advance of Money for erecting a New Church 
in Liverpool, or for purchasing the Site or Cemetery thereof ; 
LXXXIv. 149, P. 


Disfranchisement 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 











a 


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


Liverpool—continued. 
Disfranchisement Bill: 
3552. Monies paid for Expenses to the Witnesses summoned 
to attend the House in the Committee on the Liverpool Disfran- 
chisement Bill; txxxvir. 470, p. 


Docks : 

3553. Receipt and Disbursements of the Dock and Light 
Duties at Liverpool, in 1819; xxv. 176, P. 1820; Lxxvi. 
290. (Pp. 297.)——-1821 ; txxvul. 176. (P. 239.)——-1822 ; Lxxvitt. 
241. (Pp. 252.)——1824; Lxxix. 333, 1825; Lxxx. 367. 
1826; LxxxI. 300, 1827; LXXxxII. 488. 1828; LxxxllI. 236. 

1829 ; Lxxxiv. 241. 1830 ; Lxxxv. 86. (Pp. 629.)——-1831 ; 
LXXXVI. 474. 1830-1831; LxxxviI. 323. 1831-1832 ; 
LXXXVII. 501. (P. 505.) ——1832-1833 ; Lxxx1x. 270. 1833-— 
1834; xc. 184, 1834-1835; xcr. 291. 1835-1836; xclI. 
197. 


London Road : 

3554. Report made by Mr. Telford on the state of the Road 
from London to Liverpool; txxxu. 466, P. 

3555. Mr. Telford’s Reports, Plans and Estimates for im- 
proving the Road from London to Liverpool; itxxxiv. 185. 
(P. 198.) 

See supra, 3020, &amp;c. 






































Packets :—See infra, 4712, &amp;e. 


Pilots : 
3556. Number of Pilots from the Port of Liverpool for each 
of the Three Years preceding 1796; Amount received, &amp;c. ; 
( Ordered, Lxxxvutt. 356, but not presented.) 


Poor :—See infra, 4536. 4560, &amp;c. 
Revenue Buildings :—See supra, 3550. 


Trade and Navigation : 

3557. Number of Vessels which have cleared out of the Port 
of Liverpool in 1766, 1812 and 1824; alsoof Imports and Exports, 
and of Cotton and Woollen Manufactured Goods exported ; 
Lxxx. 300. 

3558. Number of American Ships, with their registered Ton- 
nage, entered inwards into the Port of Liverpool from New York, 
1832; Similar Return of British Ships; txxxvin. 400, p. 
1835; xci. 302. (Pp. 316.) 

3559. Number of Vessels lying at discharging Berths at the 
Port of Liverpool, and entitled to discharge, but prevented from 
doing so by want of Landing Waiters, on each day of the Years 
1833-1835 ; Amount collected in those Years for special Suffer- 
ances.to discharge Ships at over hours; xc1. 407. (Pp. 427.) 

3560. Quantities of the principal Articles imported into the 
Port of Liverpool, 1820-1825; also of Foreign and Colonial 
Merchandise exported ; txxx. 282. (Pp. 293.) 

See supra, 704. 790. 1519. 1564, &amp;e. 1717, 1887, 3274 ; infra, 
5093, 5223, &amp;c. 5533, &amp;c. 5777. 5934. 6148, 





Liverpool, Holyhead and Port Dynllaen Harbours : 

3561. Report and Survey of the Harbours of Liverpool, Holy- 
head and Port Dynilaen, made in pursuance of the Resolution of 
the Committee on the London and Dublin Communication in 
1836; and Correspondence respecting the same; xc. 98. 
(P. 168.) 

3562. Survey of Port Dynllaen Bay, and Report of the capa- 
bilities of such Bay as a Packet Station and Refuge Harbour, in 
pursuance of the Resolution of the Select Committee on the 
London and Dublin Communication in the last Session of Parlia- 
ment ; (Ordered, xci1. 599, but not presented.) 


Llanllechid Slate Quarries : 

3563. Dues paid to the Crown for Slate raised upon Mr. Daw- 
kins Pennant’s Estate, by virtue of a Lease, dated 21 January 
1817; LXxvi. 287, P. 

3564. Mr. Trimmer’s Letter to the Surveyor General of Woods, 
and other Papers relative to the Slate Quarries on Llanllechid 
Common ; Lxxviil. 192, p. 330, Pp. 

3565. Reports of Commissioners of Woods and Forests for a 
Lease of the Quarries, and Letters relative thereto; Lxxvutt. 
192, P. 

3566. Instructions given to Mr. Farey; also of Memorial of 
Mr. Trimmer, relative to Llanllechid Slate Quarries; txxv1i1. 330, 
Pp. (App. 994.) 

3567. Correspondence relating to Slate Quarries on the Crown 
Estate on Llanllechid Common ; ixxvitt. 386, P. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (i1820—1837.) 


be; a. 





Loans: 


3568. Loans contracted for Great Britain, 1793-1822 ; Lxxvut. 
146, p. (App. 782.) For Ireland ; txxvu. 146, p. (App. 786.) 

3569. Terms and Conditions on which any Loan was con- 
tracted or Bills funded, 1793-1822; (Ordered, ixxvit. 458, but 
not presented.) 

3570. Sums of Money paid or advanced by way of Loan, 
Subsidy or otherwise, to any Foreign State, 1792-1822; ixxvut. 
239, p. (App. 781.) 

3571. Sums due to the Crown from any Foreign State, 1792- 
1822; Lxxvit. 239, p. (App. 779.) 

See supra, 537, &amp;c. 584. 1381. 1934, &amp;c.; infra, 5070, &amp;e. 


Loan Funds: 


3572. Transcripts of Regulations of Loan Funds deposited 
with Clerks of the Peace, pursuant to Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 32; 
Places where Offices held; xc1. 313. (Pp. 324.) 


Loan Office :—Sce infra, 5951. 


Local Taxation : 


3573. Monies levied for the Poor and County Rates in England 
and Wales; Monies expended for Relief of the Poor, and Amount 
of Highway and Church Rates ; txxxvi. 150, Pp. 

See supra, 1299, 2429. 


London : 
Bridge : 


3574. Monies received and paid for Re-building, &amp;e.——1824; 
LXXIXx. 26], P. 1825; Lxxx. 269, P. 1826, Lxxxu. 393.—— 
(P. 475.) ——1827 ; Lxxx1. 141.——1828; Lxxxiv. 136, P. 
1829; Lxxxv. 244. (p.272.)——-1830; Lxxxvi. 440. 1831-32; 
LXXXVII. 202. 1833 5 LXxxvitl. 250. 1834; LXxx1x. 255. 

3575. Contract for any Loan by the Bank for the Completion 
of; Lxxxv. 324. (P. 340.) 

3576. Reports presented to the Corporation of London by 


Thomas Telford, Esq", and others, relative to the stability of the 
new London Bridge ; txxxvut. 39, P. 




















Bridge Waterworks :—See infra, 3848. 


Corporation : 


3577. Annual Accounts of Monies received and paid by the 
Chamberlain of London, the produce of the Orphans’ Fund, &amp;c., 
for improving the Navigation of the Thames, &amp;c., lighting Black- 
friars Bridge, &amp;c.; 1821; uxxvi. 155. (App. 1112.)——1822; 
LXXVII. 58, P. 1823; Lxxvi. 188, Pp. (App. 1007.)———1824 ; 
LXXIX. 261, P.——1825 5 Lxxx. 268, P. 1826; LxxxI. 154, P. 
1827; Lxxxu1. 393. (Pp. 475.)}——1828; Lxxxim. 140. 1829; 
LXXXIV. 135. (Accounts relating to the Orphans’ Fund to be print- 
ed, 167.) ———1830 ; Lxxxiv. 244. (Pp. 272.}——1831; Lxxxvu. 440. 
1831-32; Lxxxvi1. 202. 1833; Lxxxvill. 250. 1834 ; 
LXXXIx. 553. 1835; xc. 269. 1836; xcr. 545.————1837 ; 
XCII. 407, 


3578. Sums that have been declared by the Chamberlain of 
London to be Surpluses of the Orphans’ Fund ; of Payments made 
Monthly by the Receivers of the Duties on Coals and Wine; 
1820; txxv. 217, p. (App. 894.)}——1821; Lxxvi. 163, p. (App. 
1216.) 1822; txxvir. 41, Pp. 58, P. 

3579. Monies received and paid for Paving and Lighting, 
cleansing Sewers relating to the Coal Market, improving the Navi- 
gation of the Thames, rebuilding London Bridge, &amp;c. ;—.xx1x. 
261, P.—LXxx. 269, P.--LXxxII. 393. (Pp, 475.)—LxxxuI. 141; 
Lxxx1v. 136.—(Account relating to rebuilding London Bridge to 
be printed, 167.)—.xxxv. 244. (Pp. 272.)—Lxxxvi. 440; LXxxvul. 
202; LXXXVIIL. 250; LXXxIX. 255. 

3580. Annual Accounts of the Commissioners of the Thames 
and Isis Navigation for 1819; Lxxv. 213, P. 1820; Lxxvi. 71. 
1822; LXxviit. 43. 1825; LXxx1. 126. (Pp. 188.)——1828 ; 
LXxXIv. 50. 1829; Lxxxv. 48. (P. 629.) 

3581. Duties on Coals paid to the Orphans’ Fund, from 
5 April 1819-1820; ixxv. 224, p. (App. 896.) 

3582. Monies belonging to the Bridge House Estates, which 
are invested in the Public Funds, &amp;c.; txxv. 447. 

3583. Sum of £.20,000, which by Act 50 Geo. III. the Cor- 
poration of London were authorized to raise for the Repair and 
Sustentation of Blackfriars Bridge on the Orphans’ Fund; other 
Accounts relating to the Rents and Toll of Blackfriars Bridge ; 
LXXvI. 192, p. (App. 1217. 1218.) 

3584. Bonds givenas security by Receiver of Duties on Coals 
and Culm, or Wines imported into the Port of London; ixxvi. 


220, P. 









































3585. Wharfs 
DD 





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


London ; Corporation—continued. 
3585. Wharfs belonging to the Corporation of the City of 
London ; 1xxvi. 234, P. 
3586. Calculation of Savings by the proposed Payment of 
Bonds; txx1x. 400. 
See supra, 1192. 1679. 1777. 3074. 


Dock Company : 

3587. Receipts and Disbursements of the London Dock 
Company ; and Report of the Directors relative to the progress of 
the Works, 182! ; Lxxvi. 200, P. 1822; Lxxvul. 110. 1823; 
LXXxvill. 112, 1824; Lxxix. 142, 18253; Lxxx. 166. 
18265 LxxxI. 98. 1827; Lxxxu. 431. 1828; Lxxx1. 114. 

3588. Quantity of Goods deposited and lying upon the Wharfs 
and Quays of the London Dock Company; Lxxrx. 307, Pp. 

3589. Progress of the Works of the London Dock Company, 
1825; LXxx. 208. (Pp. 229.) 


Edinburgh Road: 
3590. Reports respecting the Mail Road between London and 
Morpeth, under the direction of the Postmaster-General, together 
with the Maps; itxxx1v. 305, 380. See infra, 3933, &amp;e. 























Freemen: 

3591. Returns setting forth at length the Oaths accustomed to 
be taken on admission to the Freedom of the City of London, and 
by certain Incorporated Companies in the said City ; Lxxx1x. 60. 
65. 84. (P. 156.) 159, P. 192, P. 


Gazette : 
3592. Balance Sheet of Expenses for Printing, Publishing and 
conducting the London Gazette, with Receipts for Advertisements 
and Sale of the Gazette, for 1831; Lxxxvul. 144, P. 


Parishes: 
3593. Poor Rates, Church Rates and Tithes raised by each 
Parish within the City of London; distinguishing each Rate se- 
parately ; 1830-1833; Lxxxvill. 752, P. See infra, 3825. 


Port of : 

3594. Commission issued since 1815, for ascertaining and 
setting out the Limits of the Port of London; and also, Return to 
the said Commission ; (Ordered, txxxvu. 458, but not presented ; 
again ordered, Lxxxt. 375, but not presented.) 

3595. Port of London Bye-laws, made 25 June 1806; Memo- 
rials made by Harbour-masters ; and other Papers relative to the 
Port of London; txxx. 269, p. 

3596. Payments out of the Consolidated Fund, under the 
authority of Act 39 Geo. ITI. c. 69, and of the several Acts passed 
for the Improvement of the Port of London; txxxvu1. 703. 
(P. 709.) 

3597. Value of all Imports into and all Exports from the Port 
of London, for 1798, 1806, 1819 and 1823; Several other Returns 
relating to Ships and Vessels, and to the Port of London; txxrx. 
182, Pp. 226, P. In 1825; Lxxxt. 214, Pp. 

3598. Official Value of the Transit Trade of the Port of 
London, 1825; Lxxx1. 214, pP. 





3599. Foreign Tonnage imported into the Port of London, 
1809-18235 LXxIx. 277, P. 

3600. Number of Ships and Tonnage that have entered the 
Port of London in 1822-1825; Lxxx. 105, Pp. 1823-1825 ; 
LXXXI. 366, P. 1823-1827 5 LXxxIII. 555, P. 1828; LXxXIVv. 
231, P. 1831-1832; Lxxxvil. 584, P. 


3601. Number of Merchant Ships and Vessels, and Amount of 
Tonnage, that have entered the Port of London in 1825; txxx1. 
39, P. 


3602. Number of Ships, and their Register Tonnage, that 
entered the Port of London with Cargoes from Foreign Ports, 
during each Quarter of the Years 1829-1832, and during each of 
the Two first Quarters of 1833; Lxxxviil. 633, P. 














3603. Number of Ships and Tonnage which have entered the 
Port of London laden with Coals, 1817-1827 ; Lxxx11. 564, P. 
1814-1827; Lxxxul. 470, P. 1814-1828; Lxxxiv, 231, P. 

3604. Ships and Vessels belonging to the Port of London; 
(Ordered, uxxx. 14. Order discharged, 58.) 








3605. Names and Tonnage of all Ships entered inwards in the 
Port of London, from Memel and Dantzic, 1835; xc. 471. (P.503.) 


University : 
3606. Charter of Incorporation as applied for in 1831, with a 
Statement of the different Stages through which it then passed 
towards completion; xc. 157, P. 








London ; University—continued. 
3607. Draft Charters for the University of London and the 
London University College; xc1. 841, p. 
3608. Charters of Incorporation granted to the University of 
London and the University College, London; xci. 107. (P. 127.) 
See supra, 1293, &amp;c.; infra, 5242. 5533. 5881. 6306. 


Londonderry, City of: 

3609. Sums of Money lent to the Corporation of Derry by the 
Government since the Union; (Ordered, uxxvu. 398, but not 
presented.) 

3610. Return, specifying whether there are any Lands let upon 
lease by the Dean and Chapter of Derry ; Inquisitions, Articles 
of Instructions, and Inrolment which specifies any Grant of 
Lands; Patent of the Dean of Derry; Lxx1x. 467, P. 


3611. Sums advanced to the Corporation of Londonderry for the 
purpose of improving the Harbour or building a Bridge, or other 
purpose, in and since 1814; Lxxxv. 569, P. 

3612. Expense incurred by the Corporation of Londonderry 
in rebuilding the Bridge over the Foyle; the Produce of the 
Tolls collected pursuant to Act 54 Geo. III. c.230; and other 
Accounts relating thereto; (Ordered, txxxv. 577, but not pre- 
sented till) txxxvi. 205, P. 

3613. Treasury Minute in 1821, whereby the repayment of 
£. 15,000, advanced out of the Consolidated Fund in aid of re- 
building the Bridge at Derry, has been postponed beyond the 
period provided by Act of Parliament; txxxv. 622, P. 

3614, Average annual Amount of the Tolls collected at Lon- 
donderry Bridge under several Acts of Parliament; (Ordered, 
LXXxvi. 747, but not presented.) 

3615. Extracts from the Charter relative to the oflice of 
Recorder; xc. 552. (Pp. 561.) 

See supra, 2827. 


Londonderry County :—See supra, 2835. 3463, 


Londonderry and Culmore Forts : 

3616. Letter addressed by the Secretary of the Irish Society, 
Guildhall, London, to Mr. Spring Rice, on the subject of not 
filling up the vacant Situation of Governor of Londonderry and 
Culmore Forts; and Appointment of the late General Hart; 
LXXXVII. 455, P. 


Long Annuities :—See supra, 1974. 


Longitude, Board of: 


3617. Memorials or Reports presented to Government since 
1 January 1828 on the subject of the Nautical Almanack or 
Board of Longitude ; txxxtv. 144, Pp. 

3618. Expenses of the late Board of Longitude from its esta- 
blishment until its dissolution; Lxxx1v. 144, p. 


Lord Advocate :—See supra, 2587. 


Lord Chamberlain’s Office : 
3619. Fees, &amp;e. received either by the Chief Clerk or by 
Mr. Mash as Compiroller of the Lord Chamberlain’s Office, for 
passing Patents or licensing Theatres, 1829-1835; xc. 590, Pp. 


Lord Chancellors : 
3620. Names of the several ex-Lord Chancellors of England 
and Ireland receiving or entitled to Pensions as Chancellors ; 
xc. 286, P. See supra, 2909. 


Lord Chancellor’s (of Ireland) Secretaries :—See supra, 
1084. 


Lord Clerk Register :—See supra, 3399. 
Lord Lieutenants of Counties :—See supra, 3457. 


Lord Privy Seal :—See infra, 4811, &amp;e. 
Lords, House of: 


3621. Expense which has been incurred up to 5 January 1824, 
in making alterations in the Exterior, and Approaches to the House 
of Lords; txx1x. 171, p. (App. 669.) 

3622. List of Fees printed by the authority of the House of 
Lords of Ireland; txxvi. 498, Pp. 

3623. Expenses paid by the Treasury on account of Select 
Committees of the House of Lords since 1800; txxxvi1t. 400, P. 

3624. Total Amount paid for the Establishment of the House of 
Lords, 1832-33; stating Name of Officer, Office held, Salary, 
Fees and Allowances; LXxxvitl. 430, P. 

See infra, 4823. 4782, kc. 


Lotteries : 











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






Lotteries : 
3625. Estimate of the Net Sum necessary to be provided for 
paying Salaries of the Lottery Officers in Ireland, for One Year 
ending 24 June 1820; rxxv. 314. (App. 581.)———1821; 
367, P. (App. 628.)——1822; .xxvi. 164, Pp. (App. 636. 
1823; Lxxvu1. 149, Pp. (App. 617.)——1824; Lxxix. 8 
(App. 685.)——1825; xxx. 173, Pp. (App. 804.)——1826; 
LXxxI. 162, p. (App. 576.)——1827 ; Lxxx11. 267, p. (App. 764.) 
——1828; Lxxxm. 146, Pp. (App. 706.) 1829; LXKXIV. 
118, p. (App. 561.)——1830; txxxv. 166, p. (App. 801.) 
1831; Lxxxvi. 767, P. (App. 1081.) 

3626. Treasury Minute for the Reduction of the Lottery Office, 
and granting Allowances to reduced Commissioners; Lxxxu. 
396, P. 

3627. Treasury Minute relating to the grant of Retired Allow- 
ances to Persons belonging to the late Lottery Department; rxxxv. 
33. (Pp. 67.)\————Treasury Minute for putting an end to the 
remaining Establishment of the Lottery Office; txxxvi. 156, P. 

3628. Length of service of William Dacres Adams, and each 
-of the other Persons named in the Minute of Council of 8 Decem- 
ber 1829, as entitled to Retired Allowances, stating the Date of 
Entry into the Lottery Establishment, &amp;c.; txxxv. 326, P. | 

3629. Number of State Lottery Contracts entered into from 
1807 to the period when State Lotteries were discontinued, | and 
other Returns relative thereto; Lxxx1x. 568. (P. 584.) 

See supra, 561, &amp;c. 
Lough Allen Canal : 

3630. Estimate of the Expense of completing, 1820; ixxv. 314. 

(App. 583.) 


Louth Assizes : 

3631. The several Indictments and Verdicts against, and the 
Judgments on David M‘Beth, P. Murphy and Neal Rock, tried 
at the last Spring Assizes for the County of Louth; (Ordered, 
LXXxxviil. 654, but not presented till) txxx1x. 132, p. 140. 








3632. Order made by the Irish Government commuting the 
Sentence passed on David M‘Beth, at the Spring Assizes, at 
Dundalk, in 1833; xc. 423. 


Lubeck :—See supra, 2963. 


Lucia, St. : 

3633. Memorials and Representations of the Council and Inha- 
bitants of St. Lucia, regarding the Expenditure of the Colony, 
addressed to Viscount Goderich, with Despatches in reply ; 
LXXXVII. 149, P. 

See supra, 1367; infra, 6200. 6338. 


Luke, St., Chelsea :—See supra, 1135. 





Lunatics, and Lunatic Asylums : 

3634. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the 
Expense of confining and maintaining Criminal Lunatics, for 
1820; uxxv. 208, Pp. (App. 561.)——1821; Lxxvi. 81, Pp. (App. 
584.)———1822; Lxxvir. 32, Pp. (App. 595.) 1823; LXXVIII. 
75,P. (App. 567.)-——1824 5 Lxx1x. 25, p. (App. 649.)——1825 ; 
LXxx. 32, Pp. (App. 763.)——-1826; Lxxx1. 102, P. 1827 ; 
LXXXxiI. 162, p. (App. 732.}——1828 ; Lxxxu. 88, Pp. (App. 672.) 

1829; Lxxxiv. 74, Pp. (App. 527.)}——1830; Lxxxv. 113, Pp. 
(App. 767.}——1831; Lxxxvi. 360, P. (App. cxxxvii.) 564, P. 
(App. 1037.}——1832 ; ixxxvi. 210, Pp. (App. 821.) 1833 ; 
LXXXvilI. 264, p. (App. 902.)———-1834 ; Lxxx1x. 168, p. (App. 755.) 
1835; xc. 213, ». 525, P.——1836 5 xcI. 233, Pp. 1837 ; 
XCiI. 213, P. 

3635. Total Number of Pauper Lunatics within the Bills of 
Mortality ; xxx. 391. 

3636. Summary Abstract from each County, Riding or Di- 
vision in England and Wales, of the Returns made to the respec- 
tive Clerks of the Peace, under Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 40, s. 36, of the 
Number of Pauper Lunatics and Idiots; and a similar Return 
from each Liberty, County of a City, County of Town, Cinque 
Port or Town Corporate ; txxxv. 337, p. 340. 

3637. Report from the Metropolitan Commissioners of Lu- 
nacy, dated 1 July 1829; ixxxv. 554, P. 

3638. Number of Lunatics confined under the authority of the 
Lord Chancellor, whose Property amounts to less and more than 
£.200 per annum each, and the Amount; LXxXxvil. 455, P.; 
LXXXVgII. 212. (P. 238.) 

3639. Lunatic Asylums which now exist in any of the 
Counties of England and Wales, under the provisions of 
48 Geo. III. c. 96; txx1x. 387, P. 

3640. Licensed Houses for the reception of Lunatics, and of 
Lunatics confined therein, within the Bills of Mortality and 























within the County of Middlesex, 1822-1824; xxx. 282, p. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 





Lunatics, and Lunatic Asylums— continued. 


3641. Lunatic Houses within the Bills of Mortality, and also 
within the County of Middlesex; Number of Lunatics confined 
therein, distinguishing Sexes and Number under Twenty-one 
Years of age, 1813-1824; Lxxx. 616, P. 

3642. Houses licensed for the reception of Lunatics ; Houses 
without License ; Lunatics in different Lunatic Asylums ; Number 
of Lunatics which have been returned to the Commissioners for 
licensing Houses ; txxx1. 193, P. 

3643. Number of public and private Asylums or Houses 
licensed for the Reception of Lunatics in each County in England 
and Wales; txxxvyu 439, P. 

3644. Number of Houses licensed by the Metropolitan Com- 
missioners of Lunacy, and Justices of the Peace in England and 
Wales, under Act 9 Geo. IV. c.41; Number in each Establish- 
ment, &amp;c.; Lxxxvil. 397. 

3645. Lunatic Asylums erected and established under Acts 
48 Geo. III. c. 96, and 9 Geo. IV. c. 40; txxxvit. 496. 

3646. Lunatic Asylums in England and Wales which have 
been erected wholly or in part by any County, Riding or Division 
of a County ; Amount expended in erection and in providing fur- 
niture and requisites; Lxxx1x. 167. (Pp. 408.) 

3647. Monies in the hands of Clerks of the Peace in England 
and Wales which have been received for Licenses for Lunatic 
Asylums, 1825; Lxxx. 297, P. 

3648. Sums of-Money received and expended by the Trea- 
surers and Clerks of the Peace of the several Counties in Eng- 
land and Wales for Lunatic Licenses, pursuant to Act 14 Geo. IIT. 
c.495 LXXXIII. 234, P. 

3649. Money received for Licenses by the Clerk of the Metro- 
politan Commissioners of Lunacy, and Money received from and 
paid out of the Consolidated Fund to the said Clerk, specifying 
the Expenditure ; txxxv. 70, P.; LXxxvi. 369, P. ; LXXXvII. 182 
LXXXVIII. 709, P. 3 XC. 1855 xcrI. 279. 

3650. Expense of each District Asylum; Total Expense ; 
Average Expense of each Patient; Number of Patients from 
each County, and other Returns; 1836; xcr1. 335. (P. 343.) 

3651. Commissions issued since the passing 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. 
c. 36; Per-centage of Lunatics’ Incomes received, and Payments 
made thereout; xc. 441, P. 

3652. Patients admitted since each County Lunatic Asylum 
was opened; Admissions and Re-admissions; Cures; Deaths and 
assigned Causes; Dietary; Modes of Occupation, &amp;c.; xc1. 658. 
(r. 668.) 

3653. Alphabetical List of 260 Paupers discharged cured from 
the Pauper Lunatic Asylum for Middlesex, 1831-1836; the Parish 
to which every such Pauper belonged, Date of Admission and 
Discharge, &amp;c.; xc. 231. 

3654. Return of each of the Lunatic Paupers, who by the 
above Return appear to have been discharged cured from Han- 
well, and who, subsequently to the Date returned as that of their 
Cure, have been, or now are, Inmates of that Asylum; xc11. 280. 

3655. Tables, showing the Number of Pauper Lunatics and 
Idiots in England and Wales, with their Weekly Cost per Head ; 
and other Returns relating to Pauper Lunatics and Idiots; xctr. 
616. (P. 618.) 

3656. Number of Pauper Lunatics and Idiots in each County 
in England and Wales; distinguishing those in Pauper Lunatic 
Asylums, in Private Lunatic Asylums, and under the Care and 
Management of the Guardians or Overseers of the Poor; and of 
Criminal Lunatics, and where confined; xc. 617. (P. 618.) 

3657. Number of Lunatics and Idiots confined in County 
Infirmaries, and in every Public Asylum in Dublin and in Ire- 
land; Lxxx1. 257, P. 

3658. Correspondence and Communications between the Home 
Office and the Irish Government in 1827, on the subject of Public 

Lunatic Asylums; Lxxx111. 234, 

3659. Amount advanced by the Lord Lieutenant for the first 
Expense of each District Lunatic Asylum; Rate of Interest on 
Advances, &amp;c. ; Name of each District Lunatic Asylum in Ireland, 
stating Place where built, Counties annexed to it, Population of 
each County by Census 1831; Number of Patients each is 
capable of accommodating ; Lxxxvirt. 646. (P. 701.) 

3660. Costs in Law and Equity paid out of Estates of Minors 
and Lunatics in Ireland, June 1825-1835; xc. 649. 


3661. District Lunatic Asylums established in Ireland ; Name, 
Year in which opened, and other particulars; (Ordered, xc. 477, 
but not presented till) xct. 95. (P. 106.) 

3662. License Duty paid under Act 55 Geo. III. ec. 69, for 
regulating Madhouses in Scotland ; Lxxxi. 121, 

See supra, 1003. 2900. 


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


Lyme Regis: 
3663, Authority under which £.4,119 was expended for 
Repairs of the Cobb at Lyme Regis ; uxxvi. 272. (Pp. 274.) 
3664. Value of the Exports and Imports of Bridport Harbour 


and Lyme Regis, 1818-1825, and Number and Description of 


Vessels that have been wrecked ; Lxxx. 416, Pp. 424, P. 


3665. Abstract of Account of all Sums which have been paid 
on account of the Cobb at Lyme Regis ; of the Tonnage of Vessels 
which have cleared Inwards and Outwards, and that have sought 
Refuge in 1822-1824; Lxxx. 312, p. 425, P. 

3666, 
the Expense of the Repairs to the Cobb at Lyme Regis; txxx. 
254, p. (App. 786.) 

3667. Limits to the East and West of the Port of Lyme; Out 
Stations comprehended in the same Port ; Custom House Officers 
and their Salaries; Tonnage Inwards and Outwards; Imports, 
Exports and Duties, 1821-1831; (Ordered, txxxvi. 518, but not 
presented till) 553. 


Lynn Regis: 


3668. Value of Imports into and Exports from the Port of 


Lynn Regis, 1820-1825; Lxxx. 424, P. 
Lyon, Lord, Court of :—See supra, 1766. 


M‘Adam, Mr. : 
3669. Sums given to Mr. M‘Adam, and by what authority ; 
LXXvI. 272. (p. 274.) 
3670. Salaries or Gratuities received or due and to be received 
from Turnpike Trusts and the Treasury by the Messrs. M‘Adam, 
and of all Salaries, Gratuities and Remunerations; Lxxx. 352, P. 


M‘Beth, David :—See supra, 3631. 
M ‘Carron, and others :—See infra, 3929. 


M‘Mahon, Colonel : 


3671. Minute of Board of Treasury, relating to the sum of 
£. 10,700, imprested to him in 1794; Lxxv. 477, Pp. 


M‘Neil, John: 
3672. Records and Proceedings in the case of John M‘Neil, 
Spirit-dealer in Edinburgh; txxxvitt. 204. 


Mace :—See infra, 5588. 
Machinery : 
3673. Several Countries to which Machinery has been ex- 
ported, with the official Value, 1823-1827 ; Lxxx1. 564, Pp. 
3674. Exports of Machinery, 1824-1830 ; Lxxxv. 377, P. 


Madagascar :— See infra, 5465. 
Madders :-—See supra, 3099. 3142. 
Madhouses :—See supra, 3634, &amp;c. 
Magheradernon Barony :—See supra, 2093. 
Magistrates :—See supra, 1395, &amp;c. 1466, &amp;c. 1675. 2091. 3202. 
3268, &amp;c.; infra, 5873. 5893. 
Mail Coaches :—See infra, 4665, &amp;c. 4717, &amp;e. 
Mail Coach Guards: 
3675. 


Names and Residences, when appointed, and Date of Appoint- 
ment; LXxXxvill. 664. 


Mail Coach Roads: — See supra, 2901. 


Malacca: 


3676. Annual Revenue and Public Expenditure of Malacca ; 
LXXxIx. 513. 


Malcolm, Sir Pulteney :—See supra, 2921; infra, 4752, &amp;e. 


Maldon Charter: 
3677. Fees received on granting a Charter or Renewal of a 
Charter of Incorporation, by Geo. I[V.; xc. 467. (Pp. 473.) 
Mallison, Mr. :—See infra, 5279. 


Malt: 

3678. Quantity of Malt made in England, 1817-1821 ; txxv1. 
182. (Pp. 189.) (App. 946.)——From 5 July 1820-1822; .xxvim. 
424, p. (App. 854.) 

3679. Quantity of Malt made in the United Kingdom, 5 July 


1822-1823; Lxxix. 152, p. 


Estimate of the Sum that will be required to pay part of 


Number of, appointed in Ireland, 1831-1832, specifying | 








| 








Ma!t—continued. 
3680. Total Number of Bushels of Malt made in each of the 
Three Kingdoms, in each Quarter severally, from 10 October 
1826 to 5 April 1827; txxxu. 593, P. 


3681. Number of Bushels of Malt made in England, Scotland 
and Ireland respectively, from 10 October 1823-1826; Lxxx1r, 
145, P. 5 April 1824-1827 ; txxx1. 563, P. 

3682. Total Number of Quarters of Malt made in each King. 
dom, from 10 October 1823 to 5 January 1828 ; distinguishing, in 
the Account for Scotland, the Number of Quarters made ftom 
Bere or Bigg ; txxxu1. 228, P. 


3683. Quantity of Malt made in each Collection of Excise in 
England and Wales, in 1827 ; txxx1m1. 554, P. 


3684. Total Bushels of Malt made in each Kingdom, and Total 
Bushels imported into and exported from each Kingdom, 1823- 
1829; LxxxIv. 390, P. 

3685. Number of Bushels of Malt charged with Duty in 
England, from 5 April 1820 to 5 April 1821, and for the Year 
ended 5 July 1821; itxxvit. 362, p. (App. 936.) From 5 April 
1821 to 5 April 1822; txxvu. 374. (Pp. 376.) (App. 937.}—— 
5 July 1821 to 5 July 1822; txxvu. 476, p. (App. 937.)—— 
For the Year ended 5 July 1792; txxvutt. 234, p. (App. 852.)——— 
For the Years ended 5 July 1822 and 5 April 1823; txxvim. 
280, p. (App. 852.)——-From 5 July 1822 to 5 July 1823; txxvin. 
476, p. (App. 854.) 

3686. Number of Bushels of Malt charged with Duty in the 
United Kingdom, separating each Country; distinguishing Quan- 
tity used by Brewers and Victuallers, and Quantity used in the 
Distillery, from 5 July 1822 to 5 January 1824; ixxix. 123, p. 
5 January 1824-1825; txxx. 186, P. 5 January 1825- 
1826; LxxxI. 149, P. 5 January to 5 April 1826; (Ordered, 
LXxXxI. 375, but not presented.)\——5 July 1825-1826; Lxxxu. 
179, P. 5 July to 5 January 1827; Lxxxm. 228, P.— 
5 January to 5 April 1827; ixxx11. 565, P. 5 January 1827- 
1828 5; LXxxIII. 183, P. 5 January 1825-1830; txxxv. 224, p. 
5 January 1821-1830; ixxxv. 251, Pp. 10 October 1829 to 
5 January 1831; (Ordered, txxxvi. 387, but not presented till) 
553. (Pp. 589.) 

3687. Quantity of Malt paying Duty in England, distinguish- 
ing the Quantities in each Year, and the Rates of Duty; 1791- 
1821 ; Lxxvi. 138, p. (App. 946.) 

3688. Number of Bushels of Malt charged with Duty in the 
United Kingdom; Duty per Bushel ; Total Amount received, and 
Charges of Collection, 5 July 1822-1823, and 5 January 1823- 
18245; LXxIx. 152, P. 

3689. Number of Bushels of Malt charged with Duty in the 
United Kingdom, from 1 September 1826 to April 1827; txxxu. 
564, P. In each Quarter, from 5 April 1826-1829; Lxxxiv. 
287, P. 5 January 1830 to 5 July 1831; ixxxvi. 810, P. 
1825-1831 ; (Ordered, txxxvi. 815, but not presented till) txxxvu. 
23. (Pp. 170.) 

3690. Quantity of Malt charged with the Excise Duty in 
Great Britain, 1801-1826, distinguishing the proportion charged 
in Scotland, and the proportion charged in England and Wales ; 
LXXXxI. 185, P. 


3691. Number of Bushels of Malt made, and Amount of 
Duties paid in each Collection of Excise, from 10 October 1825— 
18265 LXxx1I. 179, P. 5 January 1829-1830; Lxxxv. 224, P. 
5 January 1830-1831; (Ordered, txxxvi. 387, but not pre- 
sented till) 553. (Pp. 589.) 

3692. Total Quantity of Malt, stated by Quarters, made in 
each of the Three Kingdoms; Rate of Duty per Quarter, and 
Total Amount, 1786-1827; Lxxxu. 564, P. 5 January 1821- 
1830; Lxxxv. 251, P. In the Half-years betwixt 10 October 
1829 and 1830, and 5 April 1830 and 1831; ~xxxvi. 729, P. 
From 10 October 1823 to 5 April 1834; Lxxxrx. 456, P. 


3693. Total Quarters of Malt made in the United Kingdom, 
distinguishing each Country, and Quantity used by Brewers, 
Victuallers and Retail Brewers, 1835; xc1. 343. (Pp. 348.)—— 
13836; xc11. 616. (P. 618.) 


3694. Quarters of Malt made, and Duty thereon, with the Rate 
of Duty in each Kingdom, from 10 October 1816 to 10 October 
1827, and from 5 January 1817 to 5 January 1828; Lxxxin. 545, 
P. 5 January 1828-1829; ixxxiv. 163. (Pp. 169.)——10 Octo- 
ber 1827-1831; (Ordered, uxxxvi. 934, but not presented till) 
LXXXxviI. 24, (Pp. 170.)——10 October 1831-1832; txxxvin. 186. 
(p. 202.) ——-10 October 1832-1833; Lxxx1x. 52. (P. 63.-— 
10 October 1833-1834; xc. 285, P. 


3695. General Letters and Orders sent from the Board of Excise 
to their Officers, respecting the Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. 1V. c. 52; also of 
Orders 




































































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


Malt—continued. 


Orders from the Treasury to the Board of Excise respecting the 
Suspension of Clauses in the said Act; txxxu1. 164, P 


3696. Malt shipped or landed at the Port of Southwold, 
1820-1830; Lxxxv. 251. 

3697. Malt shipped at the different Ports in England and 
Scotland during Five Years preceding 10 October 1823, and from 
10 October 1823 to 5 April 1824; itxxrx. 530, Pp. In each of 
the Two last Years preceding 10 October 1825, and from 10 Octo- 
ber 1825 to 5 April 1826; (Ordered, Lxxx1. 235, but not pre- 
sented.»——In each of the Three Years preceding 10 October 
1826, and from 10 October 1826 to 5 April 1827; (Ordered, 
LXXXiI. 321, but not presented.)\——For Four Years preceding 
10 October 1827; Lxxx111. 345, P. 

3698. Exports of Malt from Ireland to England and Scotland ; 
also from England and Scotland to Ireland, during Five Years 
preceding 10 October 1823, and from 10 October 1823 to 5 April 
1824; Lxx1x. 530, p——In each of the Two last Years preceding 
10 October 1825, and from 10 October 1825 to 5 April 1826; 
(Ordered, uxxx1. 235, but not presented.)——In each of the Three 
Years preceding 10 October 1826, and from 10 October 1826 to 
5 April 1827; (Ordered, txxxu. 321, but not presented.)——For 
Four Years preceding 10 October 1827; Lxxxu11. 345, P. 

3699. Exports of Malt to Foreign Parts from Great Britain 
and Ireland during the Two Years preceding 10 October 1825, 
and from 10 October 1825 to 5 April 1826; (Ordered, uxxx1. 
235, but not presented.)——-In each of the Three Years preceding 
10 October 1826 to 5 April 1827 ; (Ordered, txxx1. 321, but not 
presented.) 

3700. Total Number of Quarters of Malt exported from Eng- 
land to Ireland and to Scotland, from Ireland to England and to 
Scotland, and from Scotland to England and to Ireland, 1823- 
1828; Lxxx1. 470, P. 1828; Lxxxiv. 163. (Pp. 169.)——1825- 
1830 ; (Ordered, txxxv1. 815, but not presented till) txxxvu. 23. 
(Pp. 170.)——1831 and 1832; Lxxxvit. 338, p.——1831-1834; 
LXxxIx. 456, P. 

3701. Bushels of Malt used by Brewers and Victuallers, from 
10 October 1823 to 10 October 1826 ; rxxx11. 145, P. 10 Octo- 
ber 1826 to 5 April 1827; txxx1. 593, P. 5 April 1824 to 
5 April 1827; ixxx11. 563, P. 

3702. Bushels of Malt used in the Distilleries from 10 October 
1823 to 10 October 1826; Lxxx11. 145, P. 10 October 1826 to 
5 April 1827; uxxx1. 593, Pp. 5 April 1824 to 5 April 1827; 
LXXXxII. 563, P. 10 October 1826 to 5 April 1827; txxx1. 
565, P. 10 October 1823 to 5 January 1828 ; Lxxx11. 228, p. 

3703. Quarters of Malt used in Distillation in each Kingdom, 
1832-1834; xc. 285, P. 

3704. Total Bushels of Malt used by Distillers, Brewers and 
Victuallers in each Kingdom, 1823-1829; txxxtv. 390, P. 

3705. Quantity of Malt used by Brewers, Licensed Victuallers, 
Intermediate Brewers and Persons licensed to sell Beer by 
retail, 1830 ; (Ordered, uxxxvi. 387, but not presented till) 553. 
(Pp. 589.) 

3706. Bushels of Malt consumed by Common Brewers, 1831- 
1834; distinguishing the Quantity separately consumed in Eng- 
land, Scotland and Ireland; xc. 196, P. 

3707. Number of Bushels of Malt on hand in England in 
February 1822, for which the Duty of 1s. per Bushel is to be 
returned ; Lxxvul. 374. (p. 376.) (App. 937.) 

3708. Quantity of Malt on hand in the United Kingdom on 
10 October 1828; Lxxxiv. 163. (P. 169.) 

3709. Amount per Quarter of the Outcast of Malt in each 
Collection of Excise in England and Wales on an average, 1824- 
1828 5 LXXXIU. 554, P. 





























3710. Outcast of Malt charged with Duty upon the Survey of 


10 October 1828; Lxxxiv. 215, P. 

3711. Number of Informations, Prosecutions and Convictions 
in England and Wales between 5 July 1824 and 5 July 1827, 
for Offences against the Malt Laws, and Total Number of Bushels 
of Malt seized ; rxxx111. 228, Pp. 274, P. 

3712. Prosecutions under the Malt Law§&amp; in each of the Three 
Kingdoms; Number and Expense of Officers employed in the 
Collection of the Malt Duty; Number of Maltsters in the Three 
Kingdoms; 1831-1835; xc. 98, P. 


3713. Number and Residence of all Maltsters who have become 
Defaulters in the due Payment of their Malt Duties, or of any 
Penalties and Expenses for which they may have become liable ; 


LXXXI1I. 365, P. 


3714, Informations and Convictions before the Court of Ex- 
chequer and before the Magistrates for Breaches of the Excise 


Laws in England and Wales respecting Malt; ixxxut. 388, Pp. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Malt—continued. 


3715. Convictions of Licensed Maltsters before the Court of 
Exchequer and before Magistrates for Breaches of the Excise 
Laws in England and Wales, 1803-1812 ; (Ordered, txxxu. 489, 
but not presented till) txxx1v. 44, Pp. 


3716. Sums of Money received by way of Fine, Penalty or 
Compromise respecting Malt, 1803-1812; (Ordered, uxxxu. 489, 
but not presented.)\——From 1 August 1806 to 25 March 1807; 


LXXXIlI. 388, p.———And Application thereof; 1803-1812; 
LXXXIVv. 45, P. 


3717. Average Price of Malt per Quarter in 1827, in several 
Collections of Excise; uxxx111. 554, Pp. 


See infra, 5600, &amp;c. 


Treland: 


3718. Quantity of Malt made in Ireland between 5 July 1820 
and 5 July 1822; irxxvit. 446, Pp. (App. 854.) 

3719. Number of Bushels of Malt charged with Duty in 
Ireland, from 5 April 1820 to 6 April 1821, from 5 April 1821 to 
5 April 1822, and for the year ending 6 July 1821; uxxvu. 340. 
(App. 936.}——From 5 July 1821 to 5 July 1822; uxxvu. 471, 
p. (App. 937.}——For the years ending 5 July 1792 and 1822, 
and 5 April 1823; ixxvim. 280, p. (App. 852.}——From 5 July 
1822 to 5 July 1823; txxvint. 480, p. (App. 854.) 

3720. Quarters of Malt charged with Duty in Ireland in the 
years ending 5 October 1831-1832, and to 5 August 1833; and 
other Returns relative thereto; (Ordered, uxxxviu. 654, but not 
presented.) 

3721. Quantity of Malt made and chargeable with Duty in 
Ireland, from 5 April 1823-1833; Imports and Exports, and 
Quantity used by Distillers; txxxvim. 654, Pp. 

3722. Quantity of Malt paying Duty in Ireland, distinguish- 
ing the Quantity in each year, and the Rates of Duty; 1791- 
1821; Lxxvi. 138, p. (App. 950, 951.) 

3723. Duties on Malt imported into Ireland, 1800-1821; 
LXxvi. 378. (Pp. 405.) (App. 958.) 


3724. Duties received upon Malt in Ireland from 1813- 
1822, and Rate of Duty; uxxvi. 146. (P. 150.) 172. (App. 
937, 938.) 

3725. Number of Bushels of Malt on hand in Ireland on 
265 February 1822; uxxvi. 340. (App. 937.) 


3726. Number of Bushels of Malt made by Distillers only in 
Scotland and Ireland, on which Duty has been charged from 
10 October 1823 to 10 October 1826, and in the Quarter ended 
5 January 1827; Malt lodged in the Distillery Malt Room of each 
Distiller; and several other Accounts relating to Malt; txxxu. 
431. 

3727. Memorial, dated 23 November 1826, to the Treasury, 
from the Distillers of Dublin, respecting the mode in which the 
Duty on Malt is collected in Scotland; txxx. 114, p. 


3728. Bushels of Malt paid Duty for home consumption in 
Ireland, 1780-1830; Lxxxvr. 205, P. 


3729. Quantity of Malt used in the brewing of Beer in Ireland, 
1817-1824; Lxxrx. 123, P. 

‘3730. Quarters of Barley and Malt shipped from England to 
Ireland, from 10 October 1823 to 15 February 1824; ixx1x. 108, 
P. 1821-1823; Lxx1x. 227, P. 

3731. Quantity of Malt exported from Ireland to England and 
Scotland, 1827-1829; txxxv. 377, P. 

3732. Quantity of Malt shipped at the different Ports in 
Ireland to other Ports in Ireland, in Two Years preceding 
10 October 1825 and from 10 October 1825 to 5 April 1826; 
LXXxI. 381, p.——From 10 October 1825-1826, and to 5 April 
1827; (Ordered, txxxu1. 321, but not presented.) 

3733. Memorial to the Treasury by a Deputation connected 
with the Malt Trade in Ireland, praying for alterations in Excise 
Laws as to Duty on Malt in Ireland ; xc1. 777. (P. 779.) 


3734. Names and Places of Business of the several Licensed 
Maltsters, Distillers and Brewers in Ireland ; (Ordered, xc. 794, 
but not presented.) 








Scotland : 


3735. Quantity of Malt made in Scotland, 1817-1821 ; txxvi. 
228, p. (App. 947.)——During the years commencing 5 January 
1812, and ending 5 January 1821; txxvi. 333, p. (App. 948.) 
——From 5 July 1820 to 5 July 1821; ixxvit. 446, p. (App. 
854.) 

3736. Number of Bushels of Malt charged with Duty in 
Scotland, from 5 April 1820 to 5 April 1821, and for the Year 
ended 5 July 1821; txxvu. 362, p. (App. 936.)——From 5 April 
1821 to 6 April 1822; txxvu. 449, p. (App. 937.}——For the 

Years 


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110 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the 
Malt; Scotland—continued. 





Years ending 5 July 1792 and 5 July 1822; .ixxvint. 262, P. 
(App. 851.)}——For the Year ending 5 April 1823 ; xxvii. 370,P. 
(App. 852.) 

3737. Quantity of Malt paying Duty in Scotland, distinguish- 
ing the Quantity in each Year, and the Rates of Duty; 1791- 
1821; Lxxvi. 228, p. 333, p. (App. 947. 949.)——1822-1832; 
LXXXVIII. 182, P. 


3738. Memorial, dated 23 November 1826, to the Treasury, 
from the Distillers of Dublin, respecting the mode in which the 
Duty on Malt is collected in Scotland ; txxxu. 114, P. 

3739. Total Amount of Money received for Duty on Malt 
made in Scotland, under the Malt Act, 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. c. 52; 
LXXxul. 345, p.————Gross and Net Malt Duties in Scotland, 
1819-1831 5; Lxxxvl. 772, P. 

3740. Quantity of Malt manufactured and brought to Charge 
in Scotland and Ireland, 1830-1831; txxxvu. 23. (Pp. 170.) 

3741. Number of Bushels of Malt on hand in Scotland, in 
February 1822, for which the Duty of 1s. per Bushel is to be 
returned ; Lxxxvil. 436. (Pp. 444.) (App. 937.) 

3742. Number of Quarters of malted and unmalted Corn used 
by Distillers for Home Consumption in Scotland, from 10 No- 
vember 1822 to 26 April 1823; txxvit. 411, p. (App. 852.) 

3743. Quarters of Malt and Barley shipped from England to 
Scotland, from 10 October 1823 to 15 February 1824; Lxxrx. 
108, P. 1821-1823; LxxIx. 227, P. 

3744. Bushels of Malt manufactured from Barley and from 
Bere or Bigg in Scotland, 1830-1831; Bushels imported from 
England and Ireland into Scotland, &amp;c.; (Ordered, txxxvt. 811, 
but not presented.) 

See supra, 729, &amp;c. 810, &amp;c. 1573, ke. 1913. 2244. 2617, 
&amp;e. 





Malta: 


3745. Knights and Canonesses of the Order of Malta, who 
receive Pensions from this Country; Lxxvi. 102, p. 

3746. Correspondence relative to the Naval Hospital at Malta; 
LXXXV. 237. 

3747. Names of and Appointments held by Members of the 
Council of the Government of Malta; Salaries of Persons em- 
ployed under the Government; other Returns relative to Revenue 
and Expenditure, 1800-1834; xcr. 46. (Pp. 63.) 

See supra, 15. 1319. 1362, ke. 3248. 


Man, Isle of: 


3748. Public Revenue of every kind collected in the Isle of 
Man, in 1821-1822; and of the Expenditure on account of Civil 
Establishments for dtto; txxvuit. 344, p. (App. 834, 835.) 


3749. Gross and Net Produce and Payments into the Exche- 
quer, of the Duties of Customs in the Isle of Man; also Expenses 
of Establishment of the Customs; also of the Civil Establishments 
of that Island, 1822; txxvit. 411, Pp. 424, p. (App. 835, 836.) 

3750. Licensed and unlicensed Goods imported into the Isle 
of Man; also of the Charge for Land Preventive Service, for 
1821-1822; txxvil. 446, Pp. (App. 837.) 

3751. Instructions to the Duke of Athol, directing him to 
exclude the Keys from further attendance at Courts of Tynwald; 
LXXIx. 78, P. 

3752. Goods, or Raw Produce of Great Britain, not charge- 
able with Excise or other Duty, imported, 1820-1825; Lxxx. 
301, P. 

3753. Last Contract made by the Post Office for conveying 
the Mail by Steam-boats from Liverpool to the Isle of Man; 
LXxxull. 501, P. 

_ 3754. Number of Prisoners committed for Debt to the Custody 

of the Gaolers of the Isle of Man in 1827-1828 ; Fees charged at 
the Gaol of Castle Rushen; Number of Persons now in Custody 
and Crown Debtors confined in the Gaol of the Isle of Man; 
LXXXIV,. 233, P. 

3755. Contracts entered into between the Treasury and the 
Duke of Athol, respecting the Sale and Conveyance of the Isle of 
Man; Lxxxiv. 314, Pp. 


3756. Date of Purchase by the Duke of Athol of the Annual 
Rent reserved by Act 5 Geo. III. c&gt; 26, as payable by him at His 
Majesty’s Exchequer; and Amount paid by the Duke for the said 
Annual Rent; Net yearly Revenue received in the Isle of Man 
from Customs; Alteration in the Rate of the Duty of Customs; 
Agreements with the Treasury for the Sale of Annuity belonging 
to the Duke; Report of Mr. Courtenay and Mr. Harrison, and 
several other Papers relating to the Isle of Man; (Ordered, 
LXXX1Y. 354, but not presented.) 





House—(continued)—relative to— 


Man, Isle of—continued. 

3757. Duties of Customs and Excise on all Articles in the Isle 
of Man, where the Rates of Duty are less than on the same Arti- 
cles imported into England or Scotland ; Lxxxvt. 308, P. 

3758. Expense of the whole Establishment now maintained in 
the Isle of Man, and paid from public Monies; Lxxxvi. 228, p, 

3759. Vessels built at the Isle of Man, 1829-1832, with 
Tonnage, Canvas and Cordage exported thither, upon which 
Drawback has been allowed; also Foreign Timber imported ; 
LXxXxvul. 51. (P. 68.) 

See supra, 144, 1583, &amp;c.; infra, 5682. 5856. 


Manby, Captain : 
3760. Names of Places to which Brass and Iron Mortars, &amp;e. 
have been supplied ; rxxx11. 409, P. 


Manchester : 

3761. Number of Burials in the Town of Manchester, 1821- 
1830; LXxxvil. 305. (P. 585.) 

3762. Fees paid out of the County Rates to Counsel for 
prosecuting Prisoners at the Manchester Sessions during 1832; 
LXXXVIII. 496. 

See supra, 485. 1564.1785. 2763. 3331 ; infra, 3785. 5533, &amp;e. 


Manor Courts, Ireland : 

3763. Manor Courts in the several Counties and Places over 
which Jurisdiction extends; greatest Distance of any Place within 
such Jurisdiction from the ordinary place of holding such Court ; 
(Ordered, xcu. 41; Order discharged, 169.) 


Manufactures : 

3764. Total Expense of the Establishment of the Board of 
Trustees for the Encouragement of Manufactures in Scotland ; 
LXXVII. 239. (Pp. 241.) 

3765. Report of Committee of Trustees for the Encouragement 
of Manufactures in Scotland, containing a Statement of the 
Establishment, Funds and Expenditure of the Board ; txxxv. 326. 
(Pp. 337.) 

3766. Treasury Minutes for the regulation of the Establish- 
ment; Appropriation for the Establishment in 1834; accumulated 
Capital of the Equivalent Fund and Appropriation in 1834; xc. 
542. 588. 

See supra, 799. 1418; infra, 5133. 6343. 


Margate Harbour : 

3767. Annual Account of the Margate Pier and Harbour 
Company; 1820; .Lxxv. 362. (Pp. 467.}——1821; LXxxvi. 444. 
(p. 462.)——-1822 ; Lxxvul. 261. 1823 ; Lxxvitl. 262. 1824; 
LXXIx. 415. 1825; Lxxx. 395, P. 1826; LXxxI. 342, P. 
1827 5 LXxxu. 439. 1828; Lxxxi. 369. (P. 544.) 1829 ; 
LXXxxIv. 261. 18303 Lxxxv. 532. 18315 Lxxxvi. 681. 
1831-1832; Lxxxvil. 546. (P. 562.) 1832-1833; LXxxvill. 422. 
——1833-1834; LxXxxIx. 384. 1834-18353 xc. 483. 1835- 
1836; xc1. 526. 1836-1837 ; xcil. 467. 

3768. Receipts and Expenditure of the Margate Pier Com- 
pany, 1832; distinguishing Amount received from Passengers 
landing from and embarking on board Steam Vessels to and from 
London; txxxvutt. 724. 












































Marine Policies : 

3769. Sums received by the Commissioners for Stamps on 
Marine Policies, 1810-1824 ; Lxx1x. 379, P. 1824-1830 ; Lxxxv. 
251, P. 1830; LXxxvi. 614, P. 702, P. 1831; LXXXVII. 
584, P. 

3770. Stamp Duties paid on Sea Policies, from 1824 to 5 July 
1826; Gross Sums paid for Sea Policies; similar Accounts for 
Scotland and Ireland; txxxu. 114, p. 











3771. Net Stamp Duty on Policies for Marine Insurances, 
1810-1827 ; LxxxII. 228, P. 

3772. Stamp Duties received upon Sea Policies on an average 
of Three Years, ending 5 January 1783, 1793, 1815 and 1830; 
LXXXV. 377, P. 

3773. Letters from the Chairman of the Committee managing 
the Affairs of Lloyd’s for Reduction of Duties on Marine In- 
surances 5 LXXXVIII. 299, P. 

3774. Information received from his Majesty’s Consuls resi- 
dent at Havre-de-Grace, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Rotterdam and 
Hamburgh, relative to the Amounts charged as Duties or Muni- 
cipal Imposts, either by Stamps or otherwise, on Policies for 
Marine Insurances; txxxvi. 733, P. 

3775. Duties received from Sea Policies, 1832; distinguishing 
Amount received for Stamps issued in London, and the Amount 
received trom certain Insurance Offices therein mentioned; 
LXXXVIII. 655, P. 

3776. Duties paid into the Stamp Office on Marine Insurances, 
1836; xcrt, 280. (P. 290.) 





Marines : 


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ACCOUNTS AND 





PAPERS—conéznued. 111 











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


Marines :—See Key to Navy. 
Markets : 


3777. Places where Customs, Tolls or Duties are levied at 
Markets, Fairs and Ports in Ireland; (Ordered, uxxvitt. 406, but 
not presented till) uxx1x. 316, P. 

3778. Schedules of Customs, Tolls and Duties delivered to 
the Clerks of the Peace of the several Counties, Cities and Towns 
in Ireland, pursuant to Act 57 Geo. III. c. 108; (Ordered, ixxv1. 
236, but not presented.)——Similar Account; Lxxvu. 381. 395. 
(p. 403.) 477, P.; LXxxv. 280, P.; (Ordered, xc. 23, but not pre- 
sented.) 

3779. Market Towns in Ireland at which Toll is demanded ; 
and the Names of all Places at which Fairs are held, and the 
Number held yearly at each Place; (Ordered, txxxv. 567, but 
not presented.) 


Marlborough, Duke of : 
3780. Yearly Deductions from the Pension of the Duke of 
Marlborough, on account of Land Tax and One and Sixpenny 
Duties, and authority by which made; xcr. 802, Pp. 


Marlborough House : 
3781. Estimate to defray Charge for repairing Marlborough 
House for the reception of the Queen Dowager; xci. 521, P. 
See supra, 757. 


Marrable, William : 
3782. Offices held by William Marrable, Inspector-General of 
Imports in Ireland; Lxxvi. 468, P. 


Marriage Act: 
3783. Sum that will be wanted to defray the Expense in- 
curred in 1822, for printing and delivering the Marriage Act; 
LXXIX. 25, Pp. (App. 649.) 


Marriages : 

3784. Number of Persons in Holy Orders in the Church of 
Rome, who have been convicted of celebrating any Marriage be- 
tween two Protestants, or between a Protestant and a Papist, &amp;c., 
1820-1832; Lxxxvil. 479, P. 

3785. Marriages solemnized in the Church of St. George, 
Hanover Square, Middlesex, the Collegiate Church of Man- 
chester, and St. Philip’s Church in Birmingham; Fees to offi- 
ciating Minister and Parish Clerk, in 1835; xcr. 545. (Pp. 710.) 
709. (p. 710); (Return from Manchester ordered forthwith, 675, 
but not presented.) 

3786. Marriages solemnized in the Collegiate Church of Man- 
chester in 1821; Fees to Chaplains, Clerks and Choristers; Pub- 
lication of Banns in 1821 and 1825; Fees when Marriage was 
not afterwards solemnized ; (Ordered, xc1. 804, but not presented 
till) xc. 398. (Pp. 425.) 

See infra, 4322. 


Marshalsea Prison :—See supra, 2023, &amp;c. 
Martin, Philip :—See supra, 3042. 


Martin, St., Island of :—See supra, 3114. 


Martin, St., in the Fields: 

3787. Sums levied upon the Parishioners of St. Martin in the 
Fields, for the Repairs of the Church, Church-yard and Vestry- 
room, since 1806; Account of Pew Rents and Burial Fees re- 
ceived by the Churchwardens; and Rates levied by the Watch 
and Beadle Committee, 1811-1814 ; Lxxx11. 338. (Pp. 476.) 

3788. Vestry Clerk, &amp;c., of the Parish of St. Martin in the 
Fields, in the City of Westminster, to prepare Copies of all 
Entries contained in any Book or Books, in the Vestry of the said 
Parish, concerning the electing of Thomas Woode and William 
Wasshe, Churchwardens, in 1534; txxxvutt. 465. 

3789. Taxes levied by the Churchwardens and Overseers of 
the Parish of St. Martin, Westminster, under the head of Poor 
Rate, Police Rate, orotherwise, 1832 ; (Ordered, txxxvut. 724, 
but not presented.) 


Mary-le-Bone, St. : 

3790. Parochial Taxes and Rates assessed upon the Parish- 
ioners of St. Mary-le-Bone, in 1827; (Ordered, txxxu. 601, but 
not presented.)———— 1818-1828 ; Lxxx1. 158. (P. 170.) 

3791. Estimate of the Sum wanted for completing the Measure 
authorized by Act 53 Geo. III. c. 121, for making the New 
Street ; yxxvi. 214, p. (App. 589.) 

See supra, 1237. 


Master of the Rolls :—See supra, 1019, &amp;e. 


GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








Masters in Chancery :—See supra, 1131. 
Masts :—See infra, 6044, &amp;c. 


Mauritius : 

3792. Petition of Inhabitants of the Mauritius against being 
subjected to the Regulations of the Colonial Trade ; uxxx. 341. 

3793. Regiments stationed in the Isles of France and Bourbon 
at the time of the Capture and since, and Soldiers serving there 
since admitted to the Out-pension List of Chelsea Hospital ; 
LXxXxI. 390, P. 

3794. Number of Islands which come under the denomination 
of Dependencies of Mauritius; txxx11. 240, Pp. 

3795. Treasury Minute, dated 3 December 1832, authorizing 
the construction of a Citadel at Port Louis in the Island of 
Mauritius; txxxvui. 153. (P. 165.) 

See supra, 1364, &amp;c.; 2325. 3089. 3248; infra, 5422, kc.; 
5466, &amp;e. 5925, &amp;c. 6352, &amp;e. 


Mayence Convention :—See infra, 4121. 


Maynooth College (Roman Catholic Seminary) : 

3796. Estimate of the Charge of the Establishment of; 1820; 
LXxv. 314. (App. 575.) 1821; itxxvi.367, Pp. (App. 621.)—— 
1822 ; Lxxvil. 163, p. (App. 629.)——-1823 ; Lxxvuit. 122, Pp. (App. 
612.)——1824 txxrx. 86, p. (App. 680.)——-1825; Lxxx. 173, Pp. 
(App. 797.) ——1826 ; Lxxx1. 162, p. (App. 570.) 1827; Lxxx11. 
267, Pp. (App. 759.)——-1828 ; Lxxxm. 145, p. (App. 701.)—— 
1829 ; LXxxiv. 117, p. (App. 555.) ——1830 ; txxxv. 166, p. (App. 
797.)——1831 5 Lxxxvi. 766, P. (App. 1075.)——1832 ; txxxvul. 
418, p. (App. 863.)——1833 ; Lxxxvuir. 264, p. (App. 935.)—— 
1834; Lxxxix. 169, p. (App. 781.)——1835; xc. 214, p.— 
1836 5 xcI. 235, P. 1837 5 XcII. 215, P. 

3797. Last Report of the Visitors; txxxvi. 870. 


3798. Money voted; Number of Professors and their Salaries; 
1830-1835 ; xc. 525, P. 








Mayo, County :—See infra, 6193. 


Meath Assizes: 


3799. Criminal Calendar of the County Meath at Spring 
Assizes, 1834, specifying the Names of all Prisoners and Persons 
on Bail, with the Nature of the Crimes; Ltxxxrx. 132. 


Mecklenburgh Vessels :—See infra, 4291. 


Medical Returns: 

3800. Overseers of the Poor of every Parish, Township or 
other Place in England and Wales to answer the Questions con- 
tained in the Enclosure No. 1, and to procure from the Medical 
Man appointed to take charge of the Sick Poor of their Parish 


&amp;c., answers to the Questions contained in the Enclosure No. 2; 
LXXXIXx. 594. 


Medicine Duty :—See infra, 5834. 
Mediterranean :—See infra, 5261. 


Mediterranean Passes: 

3801. Amount paid by Ships for the Mediterranean Pass, 
stating the Number of Passes granted, and the Aggregate Amount 
received in 1828-1829, and to what purpose the same was applied ; 
LXxxv. 160, P. 


Melville, Lord :—See infra, 4814. 


Members of Parliament : 

3802. Members of the House of Commons holding Offices, &amp;c. 
on 1 May 1821; (Ordered, uxxvi. 357; Order for this Return 
discharged, other Orders made.) 

3803. Members of the House of Commons holding Offices 
under the Crown, &amp;c., in the Appointment of Public Officers ; 
under Grants from the Crown; for a Term of Years under Grants 
from the Crown, &amp;c.; under Appointments from Chiefs in 
Courts of Justice; List of Pensions or Sinecures held by Mem- 
bers; and Members holding Reversions; (Ordered, txxv1. 426, 
427. Returns to be made to the Clerk of the House, 427. Not 
presented.) 

3804. Every Member of the First Parliament summoned by 
King William III., who held any Office, Place or Pension 
during the time he sat in Parliament; like Accounts of the First 
Parliaments of Queen Anne and King George I., II., III. and 
IV.; (Ordered, uxxvi. 467, but not presented.) 

3805. Returns, as far as practicable, of Members holding 
Places in the First Parliament summoned by King George I. ; 
also, for King George II. ; uxxvit. 477, pr. (App. 1070.) 


3806. Treasury 





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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





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


Members of Parliament—continued. 

3806. Treasury Minute reducing Salaries of Persons holding 
Office during pleasure, and being Members of either House of 
Parliament; txxxvi. 496, P. 

3807. Number of Officers of each Rank on the effective 
strength of the Army, who are Members of the Commons House 
of Parliament; txxxvur. 546, P. 

3808. Members of the House of Commons holding Offices 
under the Crown at pleasure ; (Ordered, uxxxvin. 42, but not 
presented.) 

3809. Amount of the several Fees demanded froma Member on 
taking his Seat in the House of Commons, at a General Election, 
and when returned upon a new Writ upon a vacancy; by what 
Authority charged, and to what purposes applied ; xc. 52.(P. 66.) 


Memorial of Deeds :— See supra, 2058. 


Menai Bridge : 

3810. Sums expended in erecting a Bridge over the Straits of 
Menai; Lxxvi. 386, pP. 

3811. Sums paid into the Exchequer by the Post Office, pur- 
suant to Act 59 Geo. III. c. 30, towards re-payment of £. 123,000 
advanced for building the Bridge; Lxxvui1. 344, p. (App. 604.)— 
LXXXI. 78, P. 

3812. Account showing how much of the Sum of £.123,000 
has been advanced under the Act 59 Geo. III. c. 48, s. 57, for 
building a Bridge over the Menai Straits, and for making a new 
Road across the Island of Anglesea; txxvit. 344, p. (App. 604.) 

3813. Estimate of the Expense of completing the Bridge over 
the Menai Straits; txxvit. 370, p. (App. 605.) 

3814. Estimate of the Sum which will be required for the 
Purchase of Bangor Ferry, in lieu of which a Bridge has been 
erected over the Menai Straits; txxxr. 141, p. (App. 528.) 

3815. Sums of Money paid into the Exchequer, arising from 
additional Duty on Irish Letters, towards re-payment of Sums 
advanced from the Consolidated Fund for building the Menai and 
Conway Suspension Bridges, to 5 April 1827; uxxx1r. 423, Pp. 

To 5 January 1828; Lxxxu11. 60, Pp. 

3816. Sums of Money paid into the Exchequer by the Post- 
Office towards re-payment of Loans advanced for building Menai 
and Conway Bridges ; and by the Holyhead Road Commissioners 
for Tolls received on the said Bridges; txxxtv. 216, Pp. LXXXV. 
70, P. LXXXVI. 772, P. 


Menai Straits: 
3817. Estimate of the Expense of improving and rendering 
more safe the Navigation of the Menai Straits; txxrx. 219, p. 
(App. 672.) rxxxr. 141, Pp. (App. 528.) 


Merchant Seamen : 

3818. Despatches from Consuls, complaining of the Discharge 
of British Seamen by Masters of British Vessels in Foreign Ports, 
1830-1835 ; xc. 267, P. 

3819. Number according to Return made up prior to passing 
5 &amp; 6 Will. IV. c. 19; Data on which Return founded ; Seamen 
registered under Act, and other Returns; xc1. 714. (Pp. 720.) 


Merchant Seamen’s Hospital : 

3820. Sums received by the President and Governors and 
their Agents, 1825; Lxxx1. 382. Similar Return from the 
Trustees at Bristol and the Trinity House at Hull; 1830-1832; 
LXXXVIII. 571. (e. 701.) 701. (P. 709.) 

3821. Income and Expenditure of the Corporation for the 
Relief of Merchant Seamen in 1835; Income and Expenditure of 
Trustees at Out-ports; xc1. 321. (Pp. 331.); xcr1. 297. (P. 305.) 

3822. Number of Sick Seamen relieved by the Merchant 
Seamen’s Society in the Port of London, 1809-1820, and 1821- 
1833; LXxxIx. 488. 


Merchant Seamen’s Sixpences :—See supra, 2938. 


Metals: 

3823. Metals Exported from Great Britain to Ports and 
Places to the Eastward of the Cape of Good Hope, 1812-1822 ; 
Lxxvul. 436. (App. 1034.) 

3824. Quantity of Metals Imported into the United Kingdom 
in 1823 and 1824; LxxxI. 83, P. 

See infra, 3889. 

Metropolis : 
Parishes and Boroughs : 

3825. Number of Male Persons occupying Houses of the 
annual value of £.10 and upwards, in the Four Metropolitan 


Boroughs, who shall have paid, on or before the 20 July, the 
Assessed Taxes due 5 April 1833; also those who have not paid ; 








Metropolis ; Parishes and Boroughs—continued. 
Similar Return with regard to the Poor Rates ; (Ordered, txxxyi, 
602, but not presented.) 
See supra, 3593 ; infra, 4366, &amp;c. 4547. 


Paving : 
3826. Return of Sums collected and disbursed in each Parish 
or District in the Metropolis, for Paving and Lighting; txxx, 
343, P. 


Police: 

3827. Monies received and expended for the purposes of the 
Metropolitan Police, made up to the 31 December 1829; txxxy. 
118, P. 1830 ; LXxxvI. 336, P. 18315; LXxxvil. 81.(P. 442.) 
——1832; Lxxxvill. 140, P. 1833 ; Lxxx1x. 81. (P. 104.)—_ 
1834; xc. 127, P. 1835; xct. 96. (Pp. 104.)}——-1836 ; xc1. 79, 
(Pp. 91.) 

3828. Monies received within the Metropolitan Police Dis- 
trict; Abstract of Monies paid or Expenses incurred on account 
of the Nightly Watch and Day Police; and General Orders 
issued since 7 June 1830; Lxxxvi. 471, P. 

3829. Monies received and expended for the purposes of the 
Police Horse Patrol for the Quarter ended 31 December 1836. 
xci. 79. (P. 91.) ° 

3830. Monies levied in each Parish in the Metropolitan Police 
District, for Nightly Watch for the year preceding the employ- 
ment of the Metropolitan Police; Monies received under the Act; 
and General Orders since 7 June 1830; (Ordered, txxxvi. 138; 
Order discharged, 153.) 

3831. Return from Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor 
of the several Parishes within the Metropolitan Police District, of 
the Number of Resident Householders in each Parish, and the 
Number of Persons rated to the Relief of the Poor, for One Year 
or more ; LXxxvil. 36. (P. 57.) 93. 

3832. Return from the Churchwardens and Overseers of the 
several Parishes within the Metropolitan Police District of the 
Number of Rated Householders in each Parish; ( Ordered, txxxvun. 
21; Ordered forthwith, 57, but not presented.) 

3833. Number of Persons employed in the Police of the 
Metropolis in virtue of the Act of 1829; General Orders issued ; 
and Number of Divisions into which the Metropolitan Police has 
been divided ; Lxxxv. 526, P. 

3834. Establishment and Expense of the Metropolitan Police; 
Stipendiary Police Establishments in the Metropolis; Horse 
Patrol and Police Force of the City of London in 1835; xcr. 277. 
(Pp. 471.) 423. (p. 471.) 

3835. Number of Persons taken into Custody by the Metro- 
politan Police Officers for 1831-1832 ; Lxxxvuit. 311, P. 

3836. Annual Value of the Property in each of the several 
Parishes within the Metropolitan Police District, upon which the 
last Rate to the Relief of the Poor, prior to 5 April 1833, was 
assessed; LXXXVIII. 621, P. 

3837. Correspondence relative to the conduct of the Metro- 
politan Police, on Tuesday 24 June 1834; txxx1x. 448, p. 


Poors’ Rates :—See supra, 3831, &amp;c.; infra, 4547, ke, 
Prisons :—See supra, 2845, &amp;e. 


Roads : 

3838. Reports of Commissioners of the Metropolis Turnpike 
Roads, north of the Thames, appointed under Act 7 Geo. IV. 
c. 142, First; txxxu. 459, Pp. Second ; txxx11. 334, p.—— 
Third; wxxiv. 278, P. Fourth; .xxxv. 376, Pp. Fifth ; 
LXXXVI. 565, P. Sixth; txxxvil. 315, p. Seventh; txxxvut, 
319. Eighth; ixxx1x. 208, p——Ninth; xc. 259, Pp. 
Tenth; xc1. 435. (Pp. 442.)———Eleventh; xc11. 355. (Pp. 367.) 

3839. Tolls received within the District of the Commissioners 
before and since the Consolidation; Debts owing; Boards held; 
and other Returns; xct. 464. (Pp. 475.) 

See supra, 1500. 


Water : 

3840. Commission issued for inquiring into the state of the 
Supply of Water to the Metropolis, and of Correspondence re- 
specting the objects of the Commission; Lxxx1. 177, P.——— 
Report of Commissioners; ixxx111. 255, P. 

3841. Communications which have passed between the Office 
of the Secretary of State and the Chairman of the Committee 
appointed in 1828 to investigate the Supply of Water to the Me- 
tropolis, and the several Companies supplying the said Water; 
LXxxv. 179, p.——-Supplement ; 363, p. 

3842. Treasury Minutes relating to the employment of Mr. 
Telford to survey and report his opinion as to the best mode of 
supplying the Metropolis with Pure Water; ixxxvi. 513, P. 

3843. Letter 

















ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 











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


Metropolis ;. Water—continued. 

3843. Letter from Sir Francis Burdett to Mr. Stewart of the 
Treasury, dated 25 January 1831, and other Papers relating to 
the Supply of the Metropolis with Water; txxxvu. 148, Pp. 

3844. Memorial to the Treasury of 8 June 1831, from the 
Directors of the Grand Junction Waterworks, and Correspond- 
ence thereupon between the Treasury and the Directors of the 
Company ; Lxxxvu. 276. (P. 283.) 

3845. Treasury Minute authorizing the Payment of £.1,000 to 
Mr. Telford, for Expenses incurred in his Survey for supplying 
the Metropolis with Pure Water, as stated in the Account for Civil 
Contingencies, for 1831; txxxvu. 276, P. 

3846. Mr. Telford’s Report, with Plans and Drawings ; 
LXXxIx. 170, P. 

3847. Letter of the 17 March 1832, by the Directors of the 
Grand Junction Waterworks to the Honourable Mr. Stewart, 
Secretary to the Treasury; txxxvit. 276. (P. 283.) 

3848. Letters Patent, &amp;c. by which the Inhabitants of the 
Borough of Southwark, the Parishes of Christ Church, Lambeth 
and Bermondsey are supplied with Water by the Lambeth Wa- 
terworks, South London Waterworks and the Southwark or 
London Bridge Water Companies ; Lxxx111. 359. 388. By the 
Southwark or London Bridge Waterworks ; (Ordered, txxxv. 
134, but not presented.) 





Mexico: 

3849. Quantities, official and declared Value of all kinds, &amp;c. 
of British, Foreign or Colonial Goods exported and imported by 
Great Britain to and from Mexico, 1821-1827; Lxxx11I. 365, P. 

1828; LxxxIv. 380. 

3850. Treaty of Amity, Commerce and Navigation between 
His Majesty and the United States of Mexico, signed at Lon- 
don, 26 December 1826; Lxxxutt. 9. 

See supra, 103.3114; infra, 5941. 


Middlesex : 
County Court : 

3851. Number of Causes tried; of Monies paid for the same ; 
Balance of Monies and Balance in hand, 1810-1820; (Ordered, 
Lxxv. 477, but not presented till) txxvt. 5. (P. 488.) 

3852. Number of Causes tried since the appointment of the 
present Clerk to 25 March 1829, by the County Clerk or his 
Deputy ; Gross Amount of Monies paid for Costsof Fees, and 
Balances in the hands of the County Clerk or Registrar ; tx xxuv. 
415. 


County Rate: 
3853. Last Rental returned by each Parish in the County of 


Middlesex, and of the Rental upon which the County Rate was 
levied ; txxvir. 210. (P. 224.) 246, p. (App. 1215, 1216.) 





County Treasurers : 
3854. Balances in the hands of the Treasurers of the County 
of Middlesex from 1800; Lxxvi1. 308. (P. 320.) (App. 1218.) 
3855. Cash Balances in hand, 14 October 1833; daily Receipt 
and Expenditure and daily Cash Balance from that date to 3 
January 1835; xc. 257. (Pp. 457.) 
3856. Amount of uncollected Rates on each day from 14 
October 1833 to 3 January 1835; xc. 257. (pr. 457.) 


Court of Requests :—See supra, 1777. 


Indictments : 
3857. Bills of Indictment for Felonies against Middlesex Pri- 
soners since 1 January 1832, delivered over by the Justices of the 
Peace for the County of Middlesex to the Justices of Gaol 
Delivery of Newgate, &amp;c.; txxxvit. 474. (Pp. 654.) 


Magistrates : 
3858. Appointments in the disposal of the Justices of the Peace 

for Middlesex; Name and Residence of every Person who now 
holds his or her Appointment from the said Justices; the Office, 
Date of Appointment, and the Annual Amount of Remuneration ; 
xcil. 407. 


Militia :—See infra, 3877, &amp;e. 
Register Offices :—See supra, 2055. 


Roads : —See supra, 1385. 


Midlothian Ferry :—See supra, 2705. 
Milford Packet Establishment : 


3859. Memorials or Representations made by Commercial 
Bodies in Great Britain and Ireland relative thereto; txxx. 187, 
By any Grand Jury in South Wales relative thereto; txxx. 





P. 
197, P. 


House—(continued)—relative to— 


Milford Road :—sSee supra, 1136. 


Military Canal : 

3860. Annual Account of Rates and Tolls, for 1819; txxv. 
416.——1820; rxxvi. 444. (P. 462.) (App. 1210.)——-1821; txxvur. 
384. (App. 1274.)——-1822; txxviu. 450. (App. 1035.)——1823 ; 
LXXIx. 108.——1824 ; Lxxx. 604. 1825 ; LxxxI. 221. 1826; 


























Lxxxil. 584. 1827; Lxxxul. 396. 1828; LXxxIv. 278. 
1829; Lxxxv. 512. 1830; Lxxxvi. 688. 18315 ULxxxvit. 
650. 1832; Lxxxvil. 716. (Pp. 733.)——1833; Lxxxix. 185. 


(P. 190.) 580. 





1834; xc. 644.——1835; xc. 718. 


Military Expenditure (France) : 
3861. Dr. Bowring’s Report on the Military Expenditure of 
France; txxxvit. 470, Pp. 


Military and Naval Pensions :—See infra, 4446, ke. 


Militia: 

3862. Estimate of Charge of Allowances to reduced Adjutants 
of the Local Militia ; 1820; uxxv. 176, p. (App. 526.) 1821; 
LXXVi. 82, Pp. (App. 548.) 

3863. Sums paid by the Public for each Corps of Militia in 
the United Kingdom, 1827; txxx11. 191, P. 


3864. Total Amount voted for the Militia in the United 
Kingdom, 1816-1829; (Ordered, txxx1v. 267, but not presented 
till) Lxxxv. 445, P. 


3865. Charge for reduced Militia Adjutants, retired Officers 
of Militia and reduced Adjutants and Serjeant-Majors of Yeo- 


manry ; 1831; Lxxxvi. 234, p. (App. xlii.) 562, p. (App. 978.}—— 
1832 ; Lxxxvil. 77, Pp. (App. 662.) 206, p. (App. 685.) 





3866. Abstract of Sums voted and actually expended for the 
Militia of the United Kingdom, distinguishing Great Britain from 
Ireland, 1816-1833; (Ordered, txxxvitt. 669, but not presented.) 
1816-1834; Lxxx1x. 207, p. (App. 714.) 





3867. Account in detail of the Sums included in the Accounts, 
for 1820, intituled, Militia and Deserters’ Warrants; (Ordered, 
Lxxvi. 349, but not presented till) txxvit. 154, P. 


3868. Manner in which Sums charged in Treasury Accounts 
for 1820 and 1821 for Militia and Deserters’ Warrants was ex- 
pended ; Lxxvut. 196. 


3869. Warrants establishing certain Regulations and granting 
Pensions to the Militia; txxvu. 43, p. (App. 976, 977.) 


3870. Annual Returns of Qualifications of Deputy Lieute- 
nants and Militia Officers ; for 1820; txxv. 464. 1821; Lxxvi. 
501. 1822; wxxvir. 4650. 1825; Uxxx. 616. 1826 ; 
LxXxxI. 320. 1827; wUxxxil. 575, P. 18285; Lxxxiit. 506. 
1829; LXxxIv. 388. 1830; Lxxxv. 578. 1831 5 LXXXvVI. 
725, P. 1832; wLxxxvir. 570. 1833 ; Lxxxvilr. 683. 
1834; Lxxxix. 542. 1835; xc. 649. 1836; xcr. 689. 


3871. Number of Militia embodied and disembodied in the 
United Kingdom, on 24 June and 24 December 1792; ixxvr. 
222, p. 226, p. (App. 646.) 

3872. Militia Staffin Great Britain and Ireland on 1 January 
1828; LXxxI1lI. 19], P. 












































3873. Number of Officers receiving Half-pay from the Army 
and from the Militia; txxxvi. 202, Pp. 


3874. Total Amount of Army Half-pay received by 150 Militia 
Officers; Lxxxvi. 425, Pp. 


3875. Names of Officers and Non-commissioned Officers in 
the several Regiments of Militia, Local Militia and Yeomanry 
Corps of the United Kingdom; Date of their Commission, Pay, 
&amp;e.; (Ordered, Lxxx1x. 38, but not presented.) 


3876. Establishment of Officers and Men in each Militia 
Corps in Great Britain; Dates when called out; Lxxxu1. 191, P. 


3877. Number of Persons drawn for the Militia of the County 
of Middlesex, 1819-1822; (Ordered, txxxvi. 358; (Order 
discharged ; another Return ordered, 362; presented) 437. (P. 
446.) (App. 1218.) 

3878. Persons drawn by Ballot in 1831 for the Middlesex 
Militia; Number of Substitutes, and Amount paid them ; Lx xxix. 
439, P. 

3879. Annual Returns of the Qualifications of Deputy Go- 
vernors and Militia Officers for the County of Down; 1821; 
LXXxvI. 106, 1822; LxXviI. 203. 1823; LXxvull. 135,—— 
1824; Lxx1x. 188. 1825; Lxxx. 174.——1826 ; Lxxx1. 98. 

















GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


——1827; Lxxx1lI. 250. 1828; Lxxx11. 108.——1829 ; LxxxIVv. 
135.1830 ; txxxv. 48. (App. 688.)——-1831 5 Lxxxv1. 205. 
3880. Circular 


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114 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








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


Militia—continued. 

3880. Circular Letters addressed to Colonels or Commanding 
Officers of the, Militia of Ireland, and Copy of Remonstrance ; 
Lxxvil. 62, P. 

3881. Effective Strength of the Irish Militia Staff; cxxvut. 
108, p. (App. 630.) 

3882. Number of Regiments or Corps of Colonial Regular 
Troops or Militia now embodied or disembodied ; Lxxv1. 222, Pp. 


3883. Number of Militia embodied in the Ionian Islands ; 
LXXVI. 41. (P. 59.) 

3884. Correspondence, and Act of the States of Jersey, rela- 
tive tothe Jersey Militia; rxxvit1. 177, P. 

3885. Reports of Officers appointed on the Recommendation 
of the Committee on Militia Estimates of 1834, on the state of the 
Staff of the Disembodied Militia of the United Kingdom; xc. 
248, P. 

3886. Names of Persons who have been appointed Adjutants 
on the Staff of the Irish Militia, 1832-1835; xc. 636. 


3887. Staff of each Regiment of Disembodied Militia of the 
United Kingdom retained on Permanent Pay by the Act 10 Geo. 
IV. c. 10. and Staff at present receiving Permanent Pay in each 
of the above Regiments; xct. 631. (Pp. 634.) 

See supra, 2614. 


Mineralogical Survey : 
3888. Payments on account of the Mineralogical Survey of 
Scotland, with Correspondence relating thereto; Lxxxvi. 220. 
(P. 230.) 


Mines : 

3889. Returns from the British Diplomatic and Consular 
Agents in the several Mining Countries of America and Russia, 
relative to precious Metals raised, coined, &amp;c., in those Countries ; 
LXX XVII. 237, P.3 XcI. 116. (P. 125.) 

3890. Number of Persons destroyed by Choke Damp and 
Fire Damp in Mines and Collieries since 1810; LXxXx1x. 592, P. 


Ministers, Foreign :—-See supra, 2078, ke. 
Ministers, His Majesty's :—-See supra, 2949. 


Ministers, Non-conforming, Seceding and Protestant 
Dissenting : 

3891. Estimate of the Sum which may be required for paying 
the usual Allowances to Protestant Dissenting Ministers in Eng- 
land, poor French Refugee Clergy and Laity, and sundry Allow- 
ances to the Poor of St. Martin in the Fields; For 1821; txxv1. 
444, p. (App. 599.) 1822; xxv. 32, p. (App. 595.) 
1823; LXxxvul. 75, Pp. (App. 567.) 1824; Lxxix. 25, P. 
(App. 649.)——1825; xxx. 32, p. (App. 763.)——1826 ; Lxxxr. 
102, Pp. (App. 539.)———-1827; Lxxxu. 162, p. (App. 732.)}-— 
1828; Lxxxir. 88, Pp. (App. 672.) 1829; Lxxxiv. 74, P. 
(App. 527.)——-1830; Lxxxv. 113, p. (App. 767.) 1831; 
LXxxvi. 360, p. (App. exxxvii.) 563, p. (App. 1037.)——1832; 
LXxxvil. 200, p. (App. 821.) 1833; Lxxxvut. 264, p. (App. 
902.) 1834; LXxxIx. 168. (Pp. 170.) (App. 755.)———1835 ; xc. 
213, P. 18365; xcI. 233, P. 1837; xcrI. 213, P. 

3892. Estimate of Sum to be provided for the Support of the 
Protestant Dissenting Ministers in Ireland; 1820; txxv. 314. 
(App. 581.) 1821; Lxxvi. 367, Pp. (App. 628.) 1822; 
LXXViI. 164, Pp. (App. 636.)——1823 ; Lxxvuir. 149, Pp. (App. 617.) 

1824; LXx1x. 87, p. (App. 685.) 

3893. Estimate of the Sum to be provided for the Support of 
the Non-conforming Ministers in Ireland; 1820; txxv. 314. 
(App. 581.)——1821; Lxxv1. 367, p. (App. 628.)——1822; Lxxvu. 
164, p. (App. 635.) 1823; Lxxviu. 149, Pp. (App. 617.) 
1824; Lxx1x. 87, P. (App. 685.) 

3894. Estimate of the Sum to be provided for the Support of 
the Seceding Ministers from the Synod of Ulster in Ireland, for 
One Year:—From 25 March 1820 to 25 March 1821; txxv. 314. 
(App. 581.)——1822; txxvi. 367, rp. (App. 628.)}—1823; 
LXxvil. 164, p. (App. 636.)——1824; Lxxvitt. 149, Pp. (App. 617.) 

1825; Lxx1x. 87, Pp. (App. 685.) 


3895. Estimate of the Sum necessary to defray the Expense 
of the Non-conforming, Seceding and Protestant Dissenting 
Ministers in Ireland; For 1825; txxx. 173, p. (App. 803.)—— 
1826; Lxxxr. 162, p. (App. 575.) 1827; .xxxu. 267, P. 
(App. 764.)}——1828; Lxxxi. 145, p. (App. 706.)——1829; 
LXXXIv. 118, Pp. (App. 560.)———-1830; Lxxxv. 166, p. (App. 801.) 

1831; Lxxxvi. 767, p. (App. 1081.)——1832-1833 ; Lxxxvil. 
418, p. 499, p. (App. 872. 874.)——1833-1834 ; Lxxxvitl. 265, pP. 
(App. 940.)——1834-1835; xixxxix. 170, p. (App. 785.)—— 





House—(continued)—relative to— 
Ministers, Non-conforming, &amp;c.—continued. 


1835-1836; xc. 214, Py 1836-1837 ; XCI. 235, P.———1837- 
1838 ; xcil. 215, P. 

3896. Application of the Sums voted to defray the Expense 
of Non-conforming, Seceding and Protestant Dissenting Ministers 
in Ireland in 1833; Ltxxx1x. 597. (Pp. 599.)——-183 4; xc. 216, p, 


3897. Sums paid under the denomination of Royal Bounty to 
any Presbyterian or Dissenting Congregations in Dublin since 
1815; xc. 404. (Pp. 422.) 


3898. Names of Committee by whom Grants to Protestant 
Dissenting Ministers have been distributed, and mode in which 
apportioned ; (Ordered, xct. 821, but not presented till) xc11. 170, 
(Pp. 186.) 


Mint: 


3899. Estimate of the Sum wanted to defray the Extraordinary 
Expenses of the Mint in the Gold Coinage; For 1821; ixxvr. 
80, p. (App. 583.) 1822; Lxxvil. 31, p. (App. 593.)——1824; 
LXXIx. 25, P. (App. 651.)——1825 ; Lxxx. 32. (P. 331.) (App.764.) 

1826; Lxxx1. 103, p. (App. 540.)——-1827 ; Lxxxul. 302, p, 
(App. 734.) 1829; Lxxxiv. 74, p. (App. 529.) 1830 ; 
LXXxv. 113, p. (App. 768.)——1831 ; Lxxxvi. 431, Pp. (App. exliii.) 
563, p. (App. 1043.) 1832-1833; Lxxxvil. 194, p. (App. 824.) 

1833-1834; Lxxxviu. 264, Pp. (App. 905.)—— 1834-1835 ; 
LXXXIXx. 168, p. (App. 757.) ——1835-1836; xc. 213, p. 1836- 
1837; xcI. 234, P. 

3900. Estimate of Expenditure for the several Branches of the 
Mint, 1837; xcu1- 213, p. 


3901. Quantity of Gold imported into his Majesty’s Mint, 
and Gold Monies coined, 1815-1822; txxvut. 61, p. (App. 1148.) 
1822; txxvil. 65, Pp. (App. 991.) 1816-1827; Lxxxi. 
400, P. 1828-1831; Lxxxvi. 209, Pp. 265, P. From 15 July 
to 9 August 1831; Lxxxvi. 737, P. 1831-18325; LXXxXvII. 
88, P. 

3902. Account of Gold and Silver Coin melted in each Quar- 
ter, 1829-18315; LXxxvI. 737, P. 

3903. Sovereigns and Half Sovereigns coined at the Mint for 
other Persons than the Bank of England, from 2 May 1828 to 
31 December 1829; 1ixxxv. 40, p.——— Similar Account for 
several Periods, 1821-1828; Lxxxv. 109, P. 


3904. Value of Gold and Silver coined at the Mint in each of 
the Two Periods of Twenty Years preceding and subsequent to 
1810; distinguishing in each Period Gold and Silver; txxxvin. 
245, P. 

3905. Value of Gold coined at his Majesty’s Mint in each of 
the Years 1830-1832; distinguishing in each Year the proportion 
coined for the Bank of England and for private Persons; 
LXXXVIII. 733, P. 

3906. Silver Coin coined at the Mint since the last Regulation 
of the Silver Coinage; Silver purchased for the purpose of coin- 
ing ; Account Current of Receipts and Payments ; Profits resulting 
from the coining of Silver; cxxvi. 154, p. (App. 1188-1190.) 


3907. Silver remaining to be delivered at the Mint under 
Contract with the Treasury ; also of Silver purchased by Govern- 
ment; LXXxvit. 145. (Pp. 150.) (App. 1148, 1149.) 

3908. Silver coined at the Mint since the last Regulation of 
the Silver Coinage, and of Silver purchased by Government since 
24 November 1820; txxvit. 182. (pr. 186.)——14 June 1828 to 
31 December 1829; Lxxxv. 38, P. 


3909. Quantity of Standard Silver received from 1816 to 
1827, and Value of Silver Monies coined; txxxu11. 400, p. 

3910. Total Charge and Expenses incurred ; also Sums charged 
under the head of Mint Prosecutions in the Miscellaneous Pay- 
ments ; LXxx111. 400, p. (App. 672.) 

3911. Number of Prosecutions by the Officers of His Majesty’s 
Mint, for counterfeiting the legal Coin of the Realm, 1818-1827 ; 
LXXXxIll. 507, P. 

3912. Total Expense of the Establishment of His Majesty’s 
Mint, 1821; txxvur. 90, p. 

3913. Detail of Amount expended in 1835 for the Establish- 
ment and contingent Expenses and other Returns; xc1. 406. 
(pr. 471.) 

3914. Gold and Silver Ingots assayed; Cost of Scales and 
assaying Balances; Expense of Repairs, and by whom repaired ; 
Stationery supplied; Offices to which distributed; and other 
Returns; 1820-1836; xc1. 423. (Pp. 471.) 

3915. Patent by which the Honourable George Elliot holds 
the Sinecure Office of Governor of the Mint in Scotland ; also 
Patent by which Henry Scott Alves holds the Office of Master 
and Worker of the same Mint; txxxvut. 703. (P. 709.) 

See supra, 862. 1332, kc. 1347. 


Miscellaneous 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 115 








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


Miscellaneous Services (England) : 

3916. Comparison of Grants for Miscellaneous Services of 
1830, with Estimates of 1881; txxxvi. 431, Pp. (App. exxxviii.) 
563, P. 1831 with 1832-33; txxxvir. 105, Pp. 194, Pp. 200, P. 
——1834-1835 with 1833-1834 and 1832; Lxxx1x. 167, 168, 169. 
(P. 170.) (App. 784. 737. 744. 755. 758. 762. 776.)——1835-1836 
compared with 1833-1834 and 1834-1835; xc. 211, 212, 213. 
(p. 214.)}———1836-1837 compared with 1834-1835 and 1835- 
1836; XCI. 232, 233, 234. (p. 235,)——-1837-1838 compared with 
1835-1836 and 1836-1837; xcur. 212. 214, P. 

See supra, 1356. 2542; infra, 5965. 
[The several Articles comprising Miscellaneous Services 
will be found under their respective Heads.] 





Miscellaneous Services (Ireland) : 

3917. Annual Estimates for 1820; Lxxv. 314. (Pp. 320.) 339, P. 
(App. 570-584.) ——-1821 5 Lxxvi. 367, Pp. (App. 616.)——1822 ; 
LXXVII. 163, P. (App. 624.) 1823 ; LXxvill. 122, p. 148, p. (App. 
607.) ——1824 ; Lxx1x. 86, p. (App. 683.)——1825 ; Lxxx. 173, p. 
(App. 791-805.)——1826 ; Ltxxx1. 162, Pp. (App. 563-578.)—— 
1827; Lxxxu1. 267, p. (App. 753-764.) ——1828 ; LXxxulI. 145, P. 
(App. 694-704.)——1829 ; Lxxx1v. 117, p. (App. 548.)——1830 ; 
Lxxxv. 166, P. (App. 790.)}——1831; Lxxxvi. 766, Pp. (App. 
1067-83. )———1832 ; Lxxxvil. 418, p. (App. 855-874.)——1833 ; 
LXXXVIII. 264, P. 265, Pp. (App. 928-941.)——1834 ; LxxxIx. 169, 
p. (App. 776—786.)——1835 ; xc. 214, Pp. 1836; xcr. 235, Pp. 
18375 xcu. 215, P. 

3918. Statement of Totals of Estimates for Miscellaneous Ser- 
vices in Ireland, for 1820; txxv. 314. (Pp. 320.) 











3919. Statement of the Sums proposed to be voted on the 
Estimate for Miscellaneous Services, &amp;c., in Ireland; For 1821; 
LXxvI. 367, P. (App. 630.) 1822; Lxxvil. 164, p.(App. 638.) 
1823; Lxxvinl. 149, Pp. (App. 620.)}——1824; Lxx1x. 87, P. 
(App. 688.)——1825 ; Lxxx. 173, p. (App. 806.) 

3920. Amended Statements of the Sums proposed to be voted 
in 1823, on the Estimates for Miscellaneous Services in Ireland; 
LXXVIII. 188, Pp. (App. 611. 615. 619.) 

3921. Statement of Grants voted by Parliament in particular 
Years, and Estimate for the following Years; In 1818, 1819 and 
1820; Lxxv. 338, p. (App. 584.)——1818, 1819, 1820 and 1821; 
LXxvI. 367, Pp. (App. 631.) ——1822; Lxxvil. 149, P. 
Amended Statement; rxxvu1. 188, p. (App. 619.) —— 1823; 
LXXIX. 87, P. (App. 687.)——-1824; Lxxx. 173, p. (App. 106.)}—— 
1825; LXxxI. 162, p. (App. 578.) 1826; LXxx1. 268, P. 
(App. 752.) 1827; Lxxxil. 146, Pp. (App. 694.) ——1828; 
LXXXIv. 118, p. (App. 548.) 1829; Lxxxv. 166, p. (App. 790.) 
1830; Lxxxvi. 766, Pp. (App. 1067.)——1831; LxxxviI. 418, 
p. (App. 855.) 1832 ; Lxxxvut. 264, Pp. (App. 927:)——1833 ; 
LXXXIx. 169, p. (App. 776.)——1834; xc. 214, P. 1835; XcI. 
235, P. 1836; xcir. 215, P. 





























3922. Accounts in detail of Sums granted by the Irish and 
Imperial Parliaments for maintaining Charitable and Literary 
Institutions in Ireland, and for the internal Encouragement of 
Agriculture and Manufactures, on an Average of Six Years pre- 
ceding 1 January 1800, during Session 1800, and from 1801 to 
1828; and similar Account for the Sums granted for the Miscel- 
laneous Services of Ireland; txxxi11. 187, Pp. 


3923. Correspondence between the Irish Government and the 
Officers of several of the Charitable Establishments in Dublin, and 
Public Departments, on the subject of the Report on the Irish 
Estimates of Session 1829; txxxv. 200, p. (Order for printing 
discharged, 214. Again ordered to be printed, 223.) 


3924. Detailed Account of the Nine Items contained in an 
Estimate of the Charge of Printing, Stationery and other Dis- 
bursements of the Chief Secretary’s Offices, and other Public 
Offices in Dublin Castle, &amp;ec.; also for Riding Charges of Deputy 
Pursuivants, &amp;c.; also Superannuated Allowances in the Chief 
Secretary’s Office; Lxxxv. 569, rv. 


3925. Treasury Minute on the subject of the Irish Miscella- 
neous Estimates, for 1831; txxxvi. 837, p. (App. 1084.) 


[The several Articles comprising the Miscellaneous Services 
will be found under their respective heads, and in the Key 
to Dublin.] 


Misdemeanors : 

3926. Persons convicted of Misdemeanors, upon whom Sen- 
tence was passed in the Court of King’s Bench in 1821-1823; 
LXXIx. 533, P. 

3927. Indictments for Misdemeanors presented or filed, or 
removed into the Court of King’s Bench, from 1 January 1820- 
1834; Lxxxrx. 504. 

See supra, 1191. 1726. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Molasses : 


3928. Total Quantity of Molasses imported from the British 
Colonies in the West Indies into Great Britain, 1820-1830; 
LXXxv. 280, P. See infra, 6351. 


Moaaghan :—See supra, 518. 2906. 


Monaghan Assizes : 


3929. Date of the Assizes at which a Bill of Indictment was 
found at Monaghan, for Murder, against M‘Carron and others ; 


Number of times M‘Carron was tried; Date of Assizes, &amp;c. ; 
xcil. 314. 


Monaghan and Lisburn Road: 


3930. Tolls received from the Gates in the Eastern or Lisburn 
Division of the Monaghan and Lisburn Road, 1833; ixxx1x. 356. 


Montreal and Ottawa Water Communication : —See 
supra, 902, &amp;e. 


Montserrat :—See infra, 5340. 6354. 
Moore, Sir Graham :—See infra, 3985. 


Morden College : 


3931. Correspondence between the Commissioners of Charities 
and the Trustees of Morden College ; txxxv. 249. 


Moreton’s Patent Slip : 


3932. Estimate of Sum required from 1 April 1833 to 31 
March 1834 to defray the Charge of a Grant to Mr. Moreton, on 
account of the advantages which the Public has derived from his 
invention of a Patent Slip; rxxxvim. 264, p. (App. 906.) 


Morning Journal :—See supra, 3158. 3449. 


Morpeth Road : 
3933. Report and Estimate of a proposed Line of Road from 
Morpeth by Wooller to Edinburgh; txxvir. 165, p. (App. 617.) 


3934. Mr. Telford’s Report relative to the Berwick and Mor- 
peth Road; xxx. 378, Pp. 


3935. Reports respecting the Mail Coach Road between 
London and Morpeth under the direction of the Postmaster- 
General, with the Maps; txxx1v. 305. 380. 


Mortality (Comparative) : 
3936. Number of Persons buried, and at what Ages, 1813- 


1830, in Essex, Rutland and several other Counties and Places; 
LXXXVII. 524, P. 


Mortgages :—See infra, 4888. 


Mosquito Shore : 
3937. Proclamation of John Farquhar, Esq", His Majesty’s 
Superintendent, Mosquito Shores, dated 22 January 1776; Other 
Papers relative to the Mosquito Shore ; txx1x. 108, p. 


Mount Mellick Canal :—See supra, 2890. 
Moyashell Barony :—See supra, 2093. 
Mumbles Lighthouse :~ See supra, 3483. 


Municipal Corporations :—See supra, 1104, &amp;c. 1418. 1675, 
&amp;e.; also the several Corporations under their respective 
Heads. 


Municipal Duties :—See supra, 1299. 


Munster, Province of: 


3938. Persons indicted and tried at the last Spring Assizes 
for the several Counties in the Province of Munster; txxvirt. 
288, Pp. 294, P. 302, P. 


3939. Convictions in the Province of Munster under the In- 
surrection and Peace Preservation Acts; Lxx1x. 316, P. 


3940. Weekly Sales of Linen in the Province of Munster ; 
( Ordered, txx1x. 156, but not presented.) 


Murphy, P. :—See supra, 3631. 
Music Licenses :—See supra, 3455. 


Muslins : 


3941. Square Yards exported from England and Scotland in 
1827-1830 ; and Drawbacks allowed ; txxxv. 344, p. See supra, 
1711. 


Muster Master General in Ireland: 


3942. Statement of the annual average Salaries of the Esta- 
blishment of the Muster Master General in Ireland; itxx1x. 34, p. 


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116 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








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


Narroba Govind Outia :—See supra, 2297. Naval and Military Pensions :—See infra, 4446, &amp;e. 


Navarin: 


3950. Letter from Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Codrington to 
the Secretary of the Admiralty, of 6 October 1827; Extracts from 
the Log-books of the Asia, of 2 October, relating to the affair off 


Narva :—See infra, 5066. 
National Debt :-—See supra, 1930, &amp;e. 


National Gallery: 


3943. Estimate of the Sum that will be required for the Pur- 
chase of Pictures for the National Gallery for 1826; Lxxx1. 


197, p. (App. 562.)——In 1834; Lxxxrx. 170, p. (App. 773.) 
In 1837; xcm. 521, P. 


s 


3944. Treasury Minute relative to the Purchase of Pictures ; 
LXxXxI. 260, p. (App. 562.) 


3945. Estimate for the erection of a National Gallery and 


Record Office; 1832-33 ; Lxxxvil. 503, P. (App. 849.) 


3946. Estimate for erecting a National Gallery; 1833-34; 
LXXXvitI. 263, Pp. (App. 881.)}——1884-35; Lxxx1x. 167.(P. 170.) 
(App. 736.) 

3947. Estimate for new Buildings at the National Gallery, &amp;c.; 
1835-36; xc. 212, P. 1836-37 5 xcI. 232, P. 

3948. Estimate of the Amount required for additional Palisa- 
ding, &amp;e., to inclose Ground and to form a Public Street, and 
ornamenting the area of Trafalgar Square; xc11. 212. (Pp. 215.) 

3949. Correspondence between the Treasury and the Office of 
Woods, &amp;c., respecting the National Gallery; txxxvut. 725, Pp. 


Patras; Expenditure of Gunpowder and Shot on board His Ma- 
jesty’s Ships Asia and Dartmouth between 1 and 10 October, 
1827 5 LXxxvil. 545. 

3951. Return made to the Admiralty of the Losses, Clothes 
and Bedding on board the several Ships and Vessels engaged in 
the Battle of Navarin; Money distributed to the Crews, and 
Number killed and wounded; txxxvut. 624, p. 

3952. Correspondence between the Board of Admiralty and 
Sir Edward Codrington, respecting an application made by him 
for Head Money or pecuniary Gratuity for those engaged in the 
Battle of Navarin; ixxxrx. 41, Pp. 

3953. Memorial of Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Codrington, 
dated December 1831, for pecuniary Gratuity to Officers, Seamen 
and Royal Marines engaged in the Battle of Navarin; uxxxrx. 
204. 

3954. Estimate of the Sum required to enable His Majesty to 
grant a Gratuity to the Officers, Seamen and Royal Marines of 
His Majesty’s Fleet who were present at the Battle of Navarin, 
on 20 October 1827; ixxxrx. 461, p. (App. 630.) 


Navigation, Inland :—See supra, 3159, &amp;c. 3217. 3335; infra, 
4146. 5172, &amp;e. 


Naval Architecture :—See infra, 3955. 


Navy: 





KEY to the various Subjects of the Accounts and Papers, constituting the subsequent Head 


avy: 


et eee 





“Admirals ; 4021. 4027. 

Admiralty ; 3956. 3968. 3970. 3984. 3990. 

4075. 4110. 4115. 

Apprentices; 3956. 3968. 
Architecture, Naval, School for; 3955. 
Army; 4012. 

Artillery ; 4002. 

Artisans ; 3956. 3968. 3970. 

Assistant Surgeons; 4115. 

Asylum, Naval; 3957. 

Barham Ship; 4079. 

Barracks; 3957. 

Bethlem Hospital ; 4005. 

Brandy ; 3980. 

Bread ; 3911. 

Brevet Rank; 3993, 3994. 4030. 
Building Ships; 4066. 4068, 4069. 


Cambrian, H.M.S.; 3986. 

Captains ; 3922. 4031. 

Captains’ Clerks; 4058, 4059. 

Captures; 3985, 3986. 

Castor Ship; 4079. 

Ceylon, H.M.S.; 4091, 4092. 

Chapels; 3971. 

Civil Affairs of the Navy; 3955. 

Civil Offices ; 4037. 4050. 4054, 4055. 

Clarence, H.M.S.; 4077. 

Clarence Yard, Gosport; 4109, 4110. 

Clerks; 4054. 4058. 4060. 

Clothing; 3959, 3960. 

Cocoa; 4105. 

College, Royal Naval; 3961. 

Commanders ; 4027, 4028. 

Commissariat; 4098. 

Commissioners of the Navy; 3970. 4054. 

Commissions ; 3992, &amp;c.; 4016, &amp;c. 

Compensations; 3985. 

Contingencies ; 3987. 

Contracts; 3972. 4083. 4096. 4098. 4102. 
4104. 

Copenhagen, Battle of; 3985. 

Corporal Punishment; 3960, 3961. 4008. 

Counsel to the Navy; 3988. 

Courts Martial ; 3964. 4041. 

Crafts; 4093. 

Crosbie, Robert ; 4032. 

Deaths; 4026. 

Debt (Navy Debt); 3965, 3966. 

Devonport Yard ; 3974. 4075. 

Dock Yards; 3967-3975. 3989. 4083. 


Effective and Non-effective Service; 3978. 
3979. 

Estimates; 3965. 3976. 4051. 4066. 4085. 
4111. 

Examinations ; 4034, 4035. 

Extra Works; 4066. 

Falmouth Packet Establishment ; 3982- 
3984. 

Fees; 4057. 

Flour and Biscuit; 4102. 

Frigates; 4073. 








Genoa; 4106, 

Gold, Hugh; 4032. 
Gosport Yard; 4109, 4110. 
Grain; 4103. 

Gun Money; 3985. 


Half Pay ; 3994. 3997-4000. 4018. 4019. 
4022. 4041. 4048. 

Head Money ; 3985, 3986. 

Hope, James; 4032. 

Hoxton Lunatic Asylum ; 4005. 

Hoys; 4093. 

Hydrographer; 3987. 

Imprisonment; 4008. 

Inferior Officers; 3956. 

Insane Officers; 4005. 


Jamaica Hospital at Port Royal; 4015. 


Law Expenses; 3988. 

Ledgers; 3989, 3990. 

Lieutenants ; 3992. 4027. 4032-4034. 
Lieutenant-Colonels ; 3992. 
Lunatics; 4005. 


Mayors; 3992. 

Malcolm, Sir Pulteney; 3982. 

Malta, Naval Hospital at; 3991. 4015. 

Manufactories for Naval Stores; 3967. 

Marine Artillery ; 40C2. 

Marines; 3958. 3960. 3962. 3992-4007. 
4037. 4051. 4111. 

Masters ; 4020. 4022. 4033. 

Mates; 4035. 

Measurement of Tonnage; 4074. 

Medea Ship; 4079. 

Medical Department ; 3977. 4012. 

Midshipmen; 4027. 4034, 4035. 4038. 

Military Barracks; 4050. 

Moore, Sir Graham ; 3985. 


Naval Architecture, School for; 3955. 

Naval Asylum ; 3957. 

Naval College ; 3961. 

Naval Hospitals; 3991. 4015. 

Naval Stores; 3967. 4081. 

Navarin; 3950-3954. 

Navy Board ; 3956. 3972. 3990. 4081. 

Navy Debt; 3965, 3966. 

Navy Effective and Non-effective Ser- 
vice; 3978, 3979. 

Navy Ledgers ; 3989, 3990. 

Navy Pay Office; 4052, 4053. 

Officers; 3983. 3993. 4000. 4016-4037. 

Old Stores; 4081. 

Ordinary of the Navy; 4048. 

Ordnance; 4049. 4111. 

Ordnance Board ; 4089. 


Packet Establishment; 3982-3984. 
Pay; 3995, &amp;c.; 4022. 4050. 

Pay Office; 4052, 4053. 
Pembroke Yard; 3971. 4077. 
Pensions; 4054, 4055. 4115. 

Petty Officers ; 4051. 

Pilotage; 4056. 





Pirates, Destruction of; 3986. 

Pique Ship; 4079. 

Plymouth Hospital; 4015. 

Portsmouth Hospital; 4015. 

Portsmouth Yard ; 3972. 4075. 4108. 

Post Captains ; 4027. 

Post-Office Packets; 3982-3984. 

Prize Money; 4057. 

Promotions; 3992, 39938. 4026-4030. 
4033, &amp;e. 

Provisions ; 4095. 4099. 

Pursers; 4022. 4058, 4059. 


Rear-Admirals; 4021. 4027. 

Repairs of Ships; 4066. 4069. 
Receipt and Expenditure; 4061, 4062. 
Retired Pay; 4018, 4019. 

Romney, H. M. S.; 4091, 4092. 
Rose, H. M. 8.; 3986. 

Rum; 4104. 4106, 4104. 


Sale of Commissions; 3993. 4000. 
School of Naval Architecture; 3955. 
Seamen; 4051. 4064, 4065. 4111. 
Seringapatam, H. M. S.; 3986. 
Ships and Vessels; 4066-4075. 4114. 
Shipwrecks ; 4080. 

Sievalod (Russian Ship); 3985. 
Slops ; 3959. 

Spanish Frigates, Capture of ; 3985. 
Specie conveyed by Packets; 3984. 
Spirits ; 4106. 

Spitfire Ship; 4079. 

Staff Allowances; 3995. 

Steam Vessels; 4079. 

Stores; 3967. 4081. 

Supplies; 4082, 4083. 

Surgeons ; 4020. 4084. 

Surgeons’ Mates; 4084. 

Sybille, H. M. S.; 3986. 


Task-work ; 3970. 
Timber; 3972, 3973. 4076. 
Transport Board ; 4089. 
Transports; 4085-4093. 
Treasury; 4115. 


Unattached Commissions; 3994. 


Vanguard, H. M. S.; 4077. 

Vernon Ship; 4078, 4079. 

Vice-Admirals; 4921. 4027. 

Victualling Department; 3966, 3977. 
4089. 4094. 4110, 4111. 4115. 


Wages ; 3871. 3966. 4111-4113. 
Warrant Officers; 4033. 4051. 
Wear and Tear of Ships; 4111. 
Weevil; 4108. 

West Indies; 4114. 

Wheat and Flour, &amp;c.; 4096. 4098. 
Widows; 4115. 

Wine; 4104. 

Woolwich Yard; 3975. 


Yachts; 4116, 4117. 


















Navy : ; 
Architecture, Naval, School for : 


Artisans: 


Asylum : 


Barracks: 


Clothing : 


College, Royal Naval: 


Coopers :—See supra, 1517. 


Corporal Punishments : 


Courts Martial : 


Debt: 


Dock Yards: 


= 
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3955. Extracts from Reports of Commissioners for revising 
the Civil Affairs of the Navy in 1806, which refer to the necessity 
for a School of Naval Architecture, and other Papers; (Ordered, 
Lxxxvil. 565, but not presented till) Lxxxvut. 139. (P. 276.) 


3956. Letter from the Secretary to the Admiralty to the Navy 
Board, dated 29 February 1832, directing them to transmit a Re- 
turn of the Number of Inferior Officers, Workmen and Apprentices 
discharged in 1830 and 1831; and Numbers entered in those 
Years to supply vacancies; Lxxxvir. 260. 


3957. Estimate of the Expenses of the Establishment of the 
Royal Naval Asylum; ixxvi. 397, p. (App. 525.) 


3958. Names and Places where Barracks and Barrack Esta- 
blishments are kept up for the Royal Marines; txxvu. 123, p. 
(App. 659.) 


3959. Last Contract for supplying his Majesty’s Navy with 
Seamen’s Clothing; of the Amount of Bills for Slop Clothing 
supplied for the Royal Navy ; uxxviut. 477, Pp. 


3960. Statement of the Charges for Clothing supplied to the 
Non-commissioned Officers and Privates of the Royal Marines 
and Royal Marine Artillery; txxx1. 390, Pp. 


3961. Number of Scholars educated at the Royal Naval 
College at Portsmouth, 1814-1820; distinguishing those who 
paid ; Lxxvi. 176, P. 


3962. Number of Corporal Punishments which have taken 
place in Great Britain in the Marine Corps on shore, 1830-1833 ; 
LXXXIx. 415, P. 

2963. Number of Corporal Punishments inflicted in the Navy, 
1829-1834 ; distinguishing Home from Foreign Service ; uxxxrx. 
435, P. 

See infra, 4008. 


3964. Number of Officers who have been dismissed the Service 
without Trial by a Court Martial; similar Return for the Royal 
Marines; txxxu. 184, p. 


3965. Estimate of the Debt of His Majesty’s Navy, (Ordered, 














but not presented); 31 December 1819; txxv. 133. 1820; 
LXXVI. 20. 1821; LXXxvilt. 23. 18225; Lxxviil. 24. 1823; 
LXxIx. 19.——18245; Lxxx. 25. 1826; Lxxx1I. 36. 1828 ; 








LXxXIv. 23. 1829; Lxxxv. 32. 1830; ~txxxvi. 561.—— 
1831; Lxxxvir. 17. 31 March 1833 ; txxxvin. 43. 210. 
1835; xc. 40.——1836; xcr. 16.——1837; xc. 25. To 
31 December 1825; ixxxr. 49, p. (App. 402.) 31 Decem- 
ber 1827; uxxxi. 20, p——31 March 1834; ixxx1x. 233, P. 
(App. 630.) ; 

3966. Estimate of the Debt of the Navy and of the Victualling 
Departments, including all Demands outstanding for Wages, &amp;c., 
on 31 December 1830-1832; txxxvuit. 214, p. (App. 771.) 




















3967. Profit and Loss on the Manufactories of Naval Stores 
in his Majesty’s Dock Yards in 1829; Lxxxv. 637. (Pp. 646.) 


3968. Admiralty Orders to the Commissioners of the Navy, 
dated in the early part of 1830, directing 6,000 Men and Appren- 
tices to be considered as the Total Number to be borne in His 
Majesty’s Dock Yards; and the Number borne on the Ist May 
1830-1832 ; Lxxxvul. 176, P. 

3969. Cash sent from London in the Years 1831-1832 for the 
supply of His Majesty’s Naval Service at each of the Dock Yards 
in the United Kingdom; txxxviut. 518, P. 

_ 3970. Documents promulgated in March 1816, expressive of 
the approbation of the Board of Admiralty of the conduct of the 
Workmen of the Dock Yards during the War ; with Orders re- 
specting Hours of Task-work and Labour ; txxx1x. 493. (Pp. 602.) 


3971. Representations relative to the necessity of building a 
Chapel in Pembroke Yard; ixxxv. 237. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Navy; Dock Yards—continued. 


3972. Price of British Oak, Bar Iron, &amp;c., contracted for by 
the Navy Board, 1790-1823, to be delivered at Portsmouth Yard ; 
also of the daily Pay of a Rigger, Shipwright, Caulker and daily 
Labourer, at the same Yard; itxxvut. 362, p, (App. 623, 624.) 

3973, Masts, Yards, Bowsprits, Timber and Deals delivered 
under Contract into Dock Yards, 1831-1834; (Ordered, xc. 444, 
Order discharged, 503.) 

3974. Returns relative to Devonport Dock Yard; uxxxix, 
493. (Pp. 602,) 

3975. Report and Estimate of Mr. Brunel, accompanied with 
a Plan of the proposed new Docks and River Wall at Woolwich 
Yard ; Lxxxvu. 269, Pp. 

See supra, 2075; infra, 5187, 


Estimates : 


3976, (No.1.) Estimates of the Navy, from 1 January to 
31 March 1832; txxxvil. 76, Pp. (App. 601.)——(No. 2.) For the 
Year 1832-33 ; uxxxvu. 76, Pp. (App. 620.)——1833-34 ; Lxxxvill, 
48, p. (App. 745.)———1834-35 ; Lxxx1x. 23, Pp. (App. 613.)}— 
1835-36; xc. 42, P. 1836-37 5 xcI, 35, P.———_1837-38 5 xcll, 
34, p.————Supplementary Estimate of Her Majesty’s Navy, 
1837-38 ; xciI. 517, P. 

3977. Estimates of the Expense of the Victualling and Medi- 
cal Departments of the Navy, from 1 January to 31 March 1832; 
LXXXVII. 76, P. 1 April 1832 to 31 March 1833; txxxvu. 76, P. 

3978. Papers A. and B. Navy and Victualling Effective Ser- 
vice; LXxxvil. 76, P. 

3979. Papers C. and D. Navy and Victualling Non-effective 
Service ; Ltxxxvil. 76, P. 

3980. Grand Total of Naval Estimates; txxxvu. 76, Pp. 

3981. Manner in which the Sums voted in 1836-37 for the 
following Services were applied; viz. for Widows and Relatives 
of Officers; for Pensions to Widows of Flag Officers, &amp;c.; to 
Widows of Marine Officers; and for Pensions to Commissioned 
and Warrant Officers; xc11. 480. (Pp. 487.) 








Falmouth Packet Establishment : 


3982. Report from Vice-Admiral Sir Pulteney Malcolm to 
the Admiralty respecting the Falmouth Packet Establishment, 
dated 16 January 1832; Lxxxvil. 176, P. 


3983. Returns relative to the Naval Officers employed in the 
Packet Establishment at Falmouth; (Ordered, txxxvitt. 623, but 
not presented.) 


3984, Names and Rank of the several Officers employed in 
the Packet Establishment at Falmouth under the Board of Admi- 
ralty; the Amount of Specie carried by each Packet between 
1 January 1832-33; and Number of Passengers conveyed during 
the same Period; txxxrx. 132, Pp. 


Head Money: 


3985. Warrant by which Head Money, Gun Money or pecu- 
niary Compensation of any kind was granted to the Crews of His 
Majesty’s Ships engaged in the Battle of Copenhagen in 1807; 
for the Capture of the Russian Ship Sievalod in 1808; and for the 
Capture of the Spanish Frigates by the Squadron under Sir 
Graham Moore in 1804; Lxxxvul. 703. (P. 709.) 725, P. 

3986. Head Money or Bounty granted to the Crews of His 
Majesty’s Ships Sybille, Seringapatam, Rose and Cambrian, on 
account of the Destruction, Capture or Battle with Pirates, 1826— 
1828 ; LXxxIx. 198, P. 


' Hydrographer : 


3987. Return in detail of £. 3,000 charged in the Navy Es- 
timates of 1820 for Contingencies relative to the Service whereon 
the Hydrographer is employed; Lxxvi. 176, P. 


Law Expenses : 


3988. Expenditure of the Sum of £. 8,000 charged for the 
Disbursements of the Assistant to the Counsel of the Navy in 
Law Suits, in the Estimates of 1820; txxvr. 176, P. 


Ledgers : 


3989. Periods to which the issue of Notes from the several 
Dock Yards had been posted in the Navy Office Ledgers on the 
14 February, and to what Date the posting has been brought to 
the 29 February 1832; Lxxxvii. 176, P. 


3990. Letter from the Secretary to the Admiralty to the Navy 
Board, dated 29 February 1832, respecting the state of the Store 
Ledgers; with Reply of the Navy Board to the same, dated 
2 March 1832; txxxvit. 176, P. 

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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





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


Navy—continued. 
Malta: 


3991. Correspondence relative tothe Naval Hospital at Malta ; 
LXXXV. 237. 


Marines: 


3992. First Commissions and Promotions in the Royal Marines 
of Lieutenants, Captains, Majors and Lieutenant-Colonels, 1815- 
1821; Lxxvi. 369, P. 1821-1822; uxxvu. 57, Pp. (App. 643.) 

1822; Lxxviit. 300, P. 1823; Lxx1x. 103, P. 18245 LXxx. 
205, P. 1825; Lxxx1. 204, P. 1826; Lxxx1l. 236, P. 
1827-1830; Lxxxv. 252, P. 1830-1831; Lxxxvi. 896, P.—— 
1831-1834; LXxxIx. 435, P. 1834-1835 ; xc. 447. (Pp. 451.) 

3993. Officers in the Marines promoted by Brevet since the 
Accession of his present Majesty; txxxvi. 126, p.—.xxvil. 161, P. 

3994. Officers of Marines holding Brevet Rank higher than 
their Regimental Commissions, who have been allowed to retire 
upon unattached Commissions upon Half-pay of the effective rank 


above what they held regimentally ; txxxu1. 318, P.—Lxxxv. 252, P. 


3995. Number of Officers of the Royal Marines who have 
received Extra Pay or Staff Allowances in 1820; Lxxvi. 369, P. 


3996. Officers in the Royal Marines who have been allowed 
to sell their Full Pay Commissions since April 1825; .xxxu1. 
236, P. Since 21 February 1827; ixxxv. 252, p. 
25 March 1830; txxxvi. 896, P. 
LXXXIx. 435, P. 


3997. Number of Officers on the Half Pay of the Royal Ma- 


rines on the 25 March 18213; Lxxvi. 369, Pp. 

3998. Number of Officers of the Royal Marines brought from 
Half Pay to Full Pay; 1815-1821; txxvi. 369, p. 1821-1822 ; 
Lxxvil. 57, Pp. (App. 643.)——-1821-1824 ; Lxxx. 205. 1825 ; 
LXXxXI. 204, P. 1826; LXxxlIl. 236, P. 1827-1830; Lxxxv. 


252, P. 1830-1831; Lxxxvi. 896, P. 1831-1834; Lxxxrx. 
435, P. 


Since 
Since 1 September 1831 ; 


3999. Number of Officers on Full and Half Pay of the Royal 
Marines on 1 January 1828-1830; Lxxxv. 252, P. 


1 January 
18315 LXxxvi. 896, P. 


1 January 1834; cxxx1x. 435, p. 
4000. Officers of Marines who have sold their retired Full Pay 
or Half Pay Commissions; txxxu. 318, p.—LXxxxyv. 252, P. 
4001. Distribution of the Royal Marines at Home and Abroad, 
and the Number of each Rank at each Place ; 1821; txxv1. 369, Pp. 
4002. Ninety-two Companies of Marines and Eight Compa- 
nies of Marine Artillery at Home and Abroad, 1824 ; txxx. 205, p. 


4003. Establishment of the Royal Marines, with the Pay and 
Allowance of each Class; 1821; Lxxvi. 369, P. 
124, P. 1830; LXxxvI. 308, P. 


4004. Return stating the Divisions and Number of each Rank 
of Commissioned and Non-Commissioned Officers and Privates in 
each Division and in the whole; 1824; Lxxx. 205, p. 

4005. Insane Naval and Marine Officers admitted from 1690 
to 1821 at Bethlem and Hoxton ; (Ordered, txxvi. 406, but not 
presented.) 

4006. Pay and Allowances of each Rank; and Expense in- 
curred by the Corps, 1824; txxx. 205, Pp. 


4007. Amount paid to the Royal Marines in each Month in 
1831 and 1832; txxxviul. 518, P. 


4008. Marines who have suffered Corporal Punishment or 
Imprisonment, and how often on the same Person; 1830-1836 ; 
xc. 130. (P. 214.) 

4009. Memorial to the Admiralty by Officers of the Royal 
Marines, on the subject of Promotion, since January 1829; and 
their Lordships’ Answers; xc11. 129. (P. 134.) 

4010. Officers of the Royal Marine Corps killed or wounded 
in Action during the late War with France; stating the Names of 
the Officers, and specifying the Actions; xcu1. 168. (Pp. 177.) 

4011. Officers of the Royal Marine Corps employed Abroad 
or Afloat, and on Home Service, for December 1836; xcu. 
168. (P. 177.) 

See supra, 2074. 3962. 


Medical Department : 


4012. Invoices for Medicines supplied to the Navy by the Apo- 
thecaries’ Company, 1809-1813; (Ordered, uxxxvin. 447. Order 
for these Accounts discharged, others made, 453; presented ; to 
be printed, 484.) 

4013. Amount paid for Medicines and Surgical Supplies for 
the use of the Navy, 1832-1834; xc. 242, p. 


4014. Number and Rank of Officers of the Medical Depart- 
ment of the Navy on 25 December 1836, on Full, Half and 
Retired Pay; and Number and Expense of Promotions on 
10 January 1837; xc. 243. (Pp. 805.) 


18293; LxXxxv. 








a 


Navy—continued. 
Naval Hospitals : 


4015. Patients admitted and remaining in the Hospitals at 
Portsmouth and Plymouth ; also at Port Royal, Jamaica and 
Malta; xc. 242, P. 


Officers : 


4016. Number of Officers in the Navy on 8 January 1823; 
LXxvui1. 390, P. January 1816; (Ordered, txxvitt. 377, but not 
presented.) 1 January 1825; uxxx. 205. Pp. 1826; Lxxx1, 
204, P. 1827 ; LXxxll. 236, P. 1828-1830; Lxxxv. 251, p. 
——1831; Lxxxvi. 896, P. 1834; LxxxIx. 442, P. 


4017. Number of Officers in the Navy on 1 January 1784, 
1792, 1800, 1810, 1816, 1822, 1827, and 1833; Lxxxvilt. 152, p, 


4018. Number of Officers on Half Pay and Retired Pay of the 
Navy in January 1822; ixxvir. 50, p——January 1825; Lxxx. 
205, P. 

4019. Number of Officers in the Navy, not included in the 
Return of Officers on Half or Retired Pay, in January 1822; 
Lxxvil. 57, P. (App. 643.) 


4020. Officers on the List of the Royal Navy on 1 January 
1792 and 1817; also Masters, Surgeons and Pursers; uxxxu. 
522, Pp. 

4021. Number of Admirals, of Rear and Vice Admirals in 
the Royal Navy, 1792 and 1829; (Ordered, txxxv. 649, but not 
presented.) 

4022. Number of Masters on the List of the Royal Navy, 
with the Rate of Pay of each Class, the Number Afloat and on 
Half Pay, &amp;c.; txxxv. 197. (P. 232.) 

4023. Masters made in each of the Years ending 1 June 1831- 
1835; xc. 600. (Pp. 658.) 

40 2. Number of Commissioned Officers in the Navy on 
1 January 1828, in each Class, from Lieutenant to Admiral; 
and of Officers struck off the List and promoted up to 1 January 
1833 5; LXXXVIII. 164, P. 

4025. Number of Officers in the Navy on 1 January 1833, 
who entered the Service since 1 January 1816, Half and Full 
Pay, &amp;e.; Lxxxvii. 164, P. 

4026. Deaths and Promotions of Commissioned Officers in 
the Navy of each Rank, 1831; txxxvu. 161, P. 

4027. Promotions in the Navy of Midshipmen, Lieutenants, 
Commanders, Post Captains, Rear and Vice Admirals and Admi- 
rals, 1784-1793 and 1816-1821; Lxxvu. 57, vp. (App. 643.)—-— 
18225 Lxxvill. 299, P. 1823 5 Lxx1x. 103, P. 18245 LXxx. 
205, P. 18253; Lxxx1. 203, P. 18265; LXXXxII. 235, P. 
From January to June 1827; cxxx1. 569, P. 1828-1830; 
LXxXv. 251, P. 1830 and 18313; Lxxxvi. 896, P. From Sep- 
tember 1831 to February 1833; uxxxvut. 152, P. From Fe- 
bruary 1833 to June 1834; Lxxxrx. 442, P. From 1784-1793, 
and from 1816-1833 ; Lxxxvul. 152, P. 1830 1834; xc. 446. 
(P. 451.) 

4028. Number of Promotions in the Navy on Foreign Stations ; 
1816-1822; Lxxvil1. 299, P. 1823; Lxxix. 104, P. 1824 ; 
LXXxX. 205, P. 1825; LXxx1. 203, P. 1826 5 LXXXII. 235, P. 

1828-1830; Lxxxv. 251, P. 1830 and 1831; Lxxxvi. 
896, P. From September to February 1833; Lx xxvuit. 152, P. 

February 1833 to June 1834; Lxxx1x. 442, Pp. 
1834-35; xc. 446, (Pp. 451.) 

4029. Number of Officers in the Navy promoted on the occa- 
sion of His Majesty’s Accession; LXxxxvi. 896, P. 

4030. Officers in the Navy promoted by Brevet since the 


Accession of His present Majesty; uxxxvi. 126, P.3 LXXxvII. 
161, P. 


4031. Names of all Captains and Commanders of the Royal 
Navy who have been appointed to Ships, or to any Situations 
under the Admiralty, between 1 July 1830 and 1833; (Ordered, 
LXXXVIII. 623, but not presented till) txxx1x. 136, P. 

4032. Dates of Entry of Robert Crosbie, James Hope and 
Hugh Gold in the Royal Navy; Dates of their Commissions as 
Lieutenants, and Length of Service of each; txxxv. 324. (P. 629.) 


4033. Number of Masters and Warrant Officers promoted to 
the Rank of Lieutenant since Order in Council in January 1803 ; 
LXxIx. 103, P. 


June 


4034. Midshipmen who had passed their Examination for 
Lieutenants on 1 January 1816, and from thence to 11 June 1823; 
LXXVIII. 408. Before 1823; (Ordered, txxxvutt. 623, but not 
presented.) 


4035. Number of Midshipmen and Mates who have passed 
their Examinations, and have not been promoted, 1804 1825; 
LXxx, 387, P. 


4036. Offices 














= ———_— 


Ordinary : 


Ordnance : 


Pay: 


Pay Office : 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 











4036. Offices in the Navy to which no Duty is attached ; 
Offices executed by Deputy; txxxvim. 152, p. 


4037. Half-pay Officers of the Navy and Marines employed 
in any Civil Offices paid by Government ; (Ordered, txxxv1. 907, 
but not presented.) 

4038. Persons serving as Midshipmen ; Date of their Appoint- 
ments; Number of Years’ Service of each; (Ordered, xc. 35. 
Order for Return discharged, 503.) 

4039. Mates serving who have exceeded Five Years after 
having passed their Examination ; xc. 202, p. 


4040. Officers employed and in Commission on 31 December 
1834, distinguishing Classes, Ranks, Number in each, Naval from 
Marine Officers, and other Returns; xc. 225, p. 

4041. Naval Officers who have been deprived of their Half 
Pay, without their consent or the investigation of a Court Martial ; 
Half Pay restored ; Reasons for Deprivation and Restoration ; 
(Ordered, xct. 13. Order discharged, 16.) 

4042. Naval Officers who have died, 1831-1836; Diminution 


of Half Pay ; Number on the List ; Number promoted by Brevet ; 
Expense incurred ; xct. 471. 590. 





4043. Mates and Midshipmen now serving who have passed 
their Examination for Lieutenants previous to 1 January 1835, 
the Year in which examined ; Captains, Commanders and Lieu- 
tenants promoted to Lieutenants since 1 January “825; xct. 
659, P. 

4044. Dates of First Commissions of Field and other Officers 
upon Full Pay of the Royal Marines on the 1st February 1837 ; 
Date of Promotion, &amp;c.; xc. 129. (Pp. 134.) 


4045. Number of Officers, on the 1st January 1837, of each 
Rank, from Admiral to Lieutenant; Number employed Afloat ; 
Number on Half and Retired Pay; Promotions made on 10 Ja- 
nuary 1837, &amp;c.; xcu. 243. (Pp. 305.) 

4046. Officers in the Royal Navy promoted on 10 January 
1837, distinguishing Full from Half Pay, at the time of their Pro- 
motion, &amp;e.; xc. 243. (P. 305.) 

4047. Names of the Commanders posted in the Flag Promo- 
tion of 10 January 1837; the Date of Entry into the Service, and 
of their Commission as Midshipmen ; xc11. 244. (P. 305.) 


4048. Estimate of the Ordinary of the Navy and Half Pay; 
for 1820; Lxxv. 199, ep. (App. 497.) 1821; Lxxvi. 79, P. 
(App. 523.) 1822; ixxvir. 26, Pp. (App. 509.)——1823; 
Lxxvitl. 50, Pp. (App. 503.)——1824 ; Lxx1x. 23, p. (App. 549.) 
1825; Lxxx. 31, p.(App. 651.)——1826; Lxxx1. 28, p. (App. 
401.) 1827; Lxxxul. 132, p. (App. 619.}+——1828; LxxxumI. 
20, p. (App. 567.)}——1829 ; txxxiv. 49, p.(App. 425.)——1830 ; 
LXXXv.86, P. 1831; LXxxvI. 253, p. 564, p.— Ordered;) 1832; 
LXXxvil. 17.——1833 5 Lxxxvu. 43. 1834; Lxxx1x. 17. 
1835; xc. 40.——18363 xcr. 16. 1837; xci. 25. 


[N.B.—After 1831, these Returns were presented with the 
Annual Navy Estimates. See Estimates, supra.] 


























4049. Particulars, under separate Heads, of the manner in 
which the Sum of £. 94,250, voted in 1824 for the Ordnance Sea 
Service, was expended ; Lxxx. 591, P. 


4050. Rates of Pay and Allowances to the Officers and Men 
of the Navy in the principal Civil and Military Branches, in 1792 
and 1829, in classes; stating Dates of Increase and Decrease ; 
LXxxv. 197. (P. 232.) 

4051. Estimate of the Sum required to give effect to Order in 
Council, dated 18 November 1833, founded upon the Act 11 Geo. 
IV. c. 20, s. 3, authorizing the payment monthly of a portion of 
the Pay due to Warrant and Petty Officers, and to Seamen and 
Marines; Lxxx1x. 461, p. (App. 630.) 


4052. Officers and Clerks employed in the Navy Pay Office 
in the Quarters ending 5 April 1832 and 1833, stating the Name 
of each Person, his Length of Service, and Amount of Salary, and 
Number introduced since 5 April 1832; txxxvit, 564, P. 


4053. Present and prospective Amount of Saving effected in 
the Salaries and Emoluments of the Officers and Clerks employed 
in the Navy Pay Office, comparing the Quarter ending 1 April 
1832 and 1833; (Ordered, txxxviu. 568, but not presented.) 


Paymaster General's Office :—See infra, 4418, ke. 


I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Navy; Officers—continued. 


Navy—continued. 
Pensions : 

4054. Pensions, Compensations and Allowances granted to 
Commissioners, Secretaries, Clerks, &amp;c., formerly employed in 
the Civil Department of the Navy; of the Expenditure, under 
distinct heads, of the Sum of £.8,000 charged for Disbursements ; 
LXXxVI. 176, P. 256, P. 

4055. Names of all Officers belonging to Civil Departments 
of the Navy to whom Pensions have been granted, 1821 ; 
LXXVII. 228, P. 


Pilotage: 

4056. Particulars of the manner in which the Sum of £. 40,000» 
voted in 1824 for Pilotage, was expended; txxx. 197, P. 
£.40,000 for 1825; Lxxx1. 386, P. £. 50,000 for 1828; Lxxxiv. 
143. (Pp. 148.) 








Prize Money : 
4057. Annual Account of Fees received and Expenses incurred 
in matters relating to Naval Prizes; rxxvu. 485, p. (App. 1274.) 


Pursers: 

4058. Number of Persons on the List of Royal Navy, with 
their Rates of Pay, and Number of Clerks promoted to be Pur- 
sers} LXxxv. 205, P. 

4059. Persons promoted to the Rank of Pursers, 1830-1833 ; 
Period of their Services as Captains’ Clerks, or in any situation 
entitling them to such Promotion; txxx1x. 493. (P. 602.) 

4060. Clerks promoted to he Pursers; Period of Servitude, 
and Date of Promotion, 1834 and 1835; xc. 225, Pp. 


Receipt and Expenditure : 

4061. Receipt and Expenditure of the Navy, for 1831; 
LXXXVII. 94, Py For the Quarter ending 31 March 1832; 
LXXXVIII. 155. (P. 159.) For the Financial Year ending 
31 March 1833; Lxxxvutl. 273, p. (App. 772.)——For 1832-33 ; 
LXxxIx. 7. (App. 631.)——-1833-34; xc. 34. (P. 41.) 1835-36 ; 
XCI. 21. (Pp. 29.)}———1836-37 ; xci1. 23. 


4062. Total Amount voted for the Navy, and the Number of 
Seamen and Marines voted for 1830; txxxvitl. 155. (P. 159.) 








4063. Detail of certain Items in a Return, presented 3 March 
1835, and intituled, “ Naval Receipt and Expenditure ;” xc. 
278, P. 


Seamen : 
4064. Number of Seamen and Marines employed during 
each Month of the Year 1832, and of the average Number 
employed during that Year; ixxxvitt. 155. (P. 159.) 


4065. Men and Boys, entered, 1834-1836; Deaths, Dis- 
charges and Pensions; xcr. 714. (P. 720.) (Account imperfect ; 
withdrawn; perfect Account ordered; 818; presented, 822; 
printed, 833.) 


Ships and Vessels : 

4066. Estimates for Buildings and Repairs of Ships, and 
other extra Works; For 1820; txxv. 199, p. (App. 497.) —— 
1821; utxxvi. 79, P. (App. 523.)——1822; itxxvir. 26, p. (App. 
510.) 1823; ixxvin. 50, Pp. (App. 503.) 18243; LXxIx. 
23, p. (App. 550.)——1825; Lxxx. 31, Pp. (App. 651.)——1826 ; 
LXxxI. 28, Pp. (App. 402.)———1827; Lxxx1r. 132, p. (App. 619.) 

1828; Lxxxm. 20, Pp. (App. 568.)}——1829; Lxxxiv. 49, P. 
(App. 426.)——1830; Lxxxv. 86, P. 1831; Lxxxv. 253, P. 
564, P. 

4067. Total Number of Ships and Vessels belonging to the 
Royal Navy, in the Years 1791-1793, and 1817-1819; Lxxv. 
280, p. (App. 592.) 

4068. Number of Ships and Vessels building for the Royal 
Navy in the Years 1791-1793, and 1817-1819; txxv. 280, P. 
(App. 593.) 

4069. Total Charges incurred for building, rebuilding and 
repair of Ships of War in 1791-1793, and in 1817-1819; Lxxv. 
280, p. (App. 594.}——1820-1832 ; (Ordered, Lxxxviut. 125, but 
not presented.) 

4070. Names and Rate of each Ship in the Royal Navy 
launched since January 1815; Lxxx. 306, P. 

4071. Total Number of Ships and Vessels which have been sold 
out of the Service since the conclusion of the Peace ; Lxxx1. 358, P. 

4072. Statement of the daily Employ and Service of certain 
Ships and Vessels belonging to or employed by His Majesty’s 
Ordnance, from 20 July to 16 August 1830; txxxvu. 138. 

4073. Twenty-eight-gun Frigates and Ten-gun Brigs in the 
Navy, and those building ; txxxvi. 729. (P. 759.) 

















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


Navy ; Ships and Vessels—continued. 

4074. Report of the Committee appointed by the Lords Com- 
missioners of the Admiralty, at the request of the Lords of the 
Privy Council for Trade, to consider the best mode of measuring 
the Tonnage of Ships; txxxrx. 60, p. 

4075. Number of His Majesty’s Ships which have been com- 
missioned at Devonport since 1 January 1832; similar Return 
for same period at Portsmouth ; Lxxx1x. 164, Pp. 


4076. Expenditure of a Sum voted in 1834 for the purchase 
of Timber and other Materials for building Ships, &amp;c.; (Ordered, 
xc. 203, but not presented.) 

4077. Report of Master Builder at Pembroke Dock Yard, 
on the comparative Cost of Building the Clarence and Vanguard 
Line of Battle Ships; xc. 378, p. 

4078. Reports of the Sailing Qualities of the Ship Vernon and 
other Ships of War built by the present Surveyor of the Navy; 
xc. 378, P. 

4079. Reports of the Sailing Qualities of the Ships Vernon, 
Castor, Pique, &amp;c.; (Ordered, xc. 503, but not presented.) 
Again ordered; including Steam Vessels, Medea, Spitfire, &amp;c., 
distinguishing Plan of Construction; Reports of Trials between 
the Ships Vernon and Barham ; presented, xct. 329, P. 


Shipwreck : 
4080. Vessels lost through Shipwreck in the Navy since 
1816, stating Number of Lives preserved ; txxxvin. 79. (P. 125.) 


Stores : 

4081. Naval old Stores sold by or under the authority of 

the Navy Board by private contract, in the Years 1815-1820; 
LXxVi. 114. (Pp. 127.) 


Smuggling :—See infra, 5524. 


Supplies : 
4082. Annual Account of the Fotal Amount of Charge under 
the head of Supplies for the Navy, actually expended in ditto ; 
LX xv. 280, p. (App. 594.) 


4083. Contracts now existing for Supplies for His Majesty’s 
Dock Yards and other Branches of the Naval Service, stating the 
Date of each; Lxxxv. 192. (Pp. 219.) 


Surgeons : 
4084. Number of Surgeons and Surgeons’ Mates on the List of 
the Royal Navy; Number of Surgeons’ Mates appointed and to 
be appointed Surgeons; Lxxxv. 197. (P. 232.) 


Transports : 

4085. Estimate for Transport Service; For 1820; txxv. 199, 
p. (App. 497.) 1821; Lxxvi. 79, Pp. (App. 523.)——1822; 
Lxxvir. 26, Pp. (App. 511.) 1823; Lxxvint. 50, Pp. (App. 503.) 

1824; Lxxix. 23, Pp. (App. 550.) 1825; Lxxx. 31, P. 
(App. 652.)}——1826 ; Lxxxi. 28, Pp. (App. 401.) 1827 ; 
LXxx1t. 132, p. (App. 620.) 1828 ; Lxxxu. 20, p. (App. 568.) 

1829; Lxxxtv. 49, Pp. (App. 426.) 1830; Lxxxv. 86, P. 
——1831; LXxXxvVI. 253, P. 564, P. 

4086. Estimate for Hire of Transports; For 1820; txxv. 199, 
p. (App. 497.}——1821; Lxxvi. 79, Pp. (App. 523.) 1822; 
LXxvul. 26, P. (App. 511.)}——1823; txxvuir. 50, p. (App. 503.) 

1824; Lxx1x. 23, p. (App. 550.) 1825; Lxxx. 31, p. (App. 
652.) 1826; Lxxx1. 28, Pp. (App. 401.)——1827; Lxxxir. 132, 
p. (App. 620.) 1828; Lxxxu. 20, p. (App. 568.)}——1829; 
Lxxxiv. 49, Pp. (App. 426.) 1830; Lxxxv. 86, P. 1831; 
LXXXVI. 253, P. 564, P. Ordered, 1832; Lxxxvul. 17.——1833 ; 
LXXXVII. 43. 18345; LXxxIx. 17.——1835; xc. 40.——1836 ; 
xcl. 16.——1837; xctl. 25. 

[N.B.—After 1831 these Returns were presented with the 

Annual Navy Estimates. See Estimates, supra.) 


4087. Number of Transports on Monthly Pay, specifying the 
Tonnage of each Ship; txxv. 329. 

4088. Manner in which £.93,200 is to be expended in 1822, 
on Transports on monthly hire; (Ordered, txxvu. 89; Order 
discharged, and Account ordered, of the Transport Tonnage em- 
ployed on monthly hire, and showing calculated Expenditure of 
the sum of £. 93,200; presented,) 123, p. (App. 511.) 


4089. Greatest Number of hired Transports and Vessels of 
every description which were employed under the Navy Office, 
the Transport Board, the Victualling Board and the Ordnance 
Board, at any one period of the Three last Years of the late War ; 
LXXXI. 358, P. 


4090. Transports taken up between 1 January 1830 and 25 
February 1831, and Rate of Tonnage paid; Lxxxvt. 452, Pp. 





Navy; Transports—continued. 

4091. Expenses incurred in equipping His Majesty’s Ship 
Romney as a Transport; Amount paid for a hired Merchant Ship 
of same Tonnage; estimated Cost of adapting His Majesty’s Ships 
Romney and Ceylon for Troop Ships; txxxvu. 110, Pp. 

4092. Number of Troops which His Majesty’s Ships Romney 
and Ceylon, fitted as Transports, are respectively capable of carry- 
ing; Tonnage that would be required for conveying the same 
Number of Troops in Merchant Ships hired as Transports ; txxxvu, 
110, P. 

4093. Account in detail of the manner in which £. 13,570, 
charged in the Navy Estimates for 1833-1834, is to be expended ; 
distinguishing the Number of the Transports, Crafts and Hoys, 
and the Places where stationed; txxxvitt. 152, p. (App. 770.) 


Treasurer of :—See infra, 4419. 


Victualling Department and Yards: 

4094. Return from the Commissioners of His Majesty’s 
Victualling Office, of Corn and Flour, the Produce of the United 
States, contracted for by the Victualling Office; txxvi. 111, Pp. 
(App. 1019, 1020.) 

4095. Quantity of Provisions required to victual 1,000 Men for 
28 Days; also of Provisions for 1813 and 1817; txxvit, 113. 
(Pp. 119.) 

4096. Highest and lowest Contracting Prices by the Victual- 
ling Office, for Wheat, Flour, &amp;c., from 1790; Lxxvitl. 362, Pp. 
(App. 627.) 

4097. Articles contracted for by the Victualling Board, &amp;c.; 
LXXVIII. 362, Pp. (App. 625.) 

4098. Total Quantity of Wheat purchased by the Victualling 
Office, 1816-1831; Lxxxvil. 153. (Pp. 156.) Total Cost; 
Quantity of Bread purchased or contracted for by the Com- 
missariat during the same period ; Lxxxvul. 182, P. 

4099. Prices at which the principal Articles of Provisions and 
Victualling Stores have been purchased for the use of the Navy 
at Home and Abroad in 1832; txxxvimr. 152, p. (App. 771.) 

4100. Consumption and Purchase of Victualling Stores for 
1832; Lxxxvint. 164, P. 


4101. Sums voted for victualling the Navy, and other Sums 
received and expended for 1831; Lxxxvu. 94, P. From 
Ist January to 31st March 1832; Lxxxvuit. 155. (P. 159.) 

4102. Names of all Contractors for Flour and Biscuit for the 
Royal Navy, 1824-1827; Lxxx11. 296, P. 

4103. Principle upon which Contracts for Grain are made 
for the Navy, whether by Weight or Measure, or a combination of 
both; Lxxx1x. 97, P. 131, Pp. 

4104. Contracts entered into by Government or Victualling 
Office for the Purchase of Rum in the Year ending 5th April 1825; 
LXxx. 547, P. 

4105. Quantity of Cocoa imported into Great Britain and 
Ireland, and consumed in the Navy, 1821-1831; Lxxxvi. 496, P. 
In 1831; Lxxxvil. 322, p. In 1832; Lxxxvitt. 430, P. 

4106. Imperial Gallons of Foreign Wine, Rum, Brandy, 
Geneva and other Foreign Spirits taken in each Kingdom for the 
Navy, 1827; LxxxuI. 345, P. 

4107. Quantities of Rum sold or contracted for to the Com- 
missioners for Victualling, 1820-1830; Lxxxv. 98. (P. 102.) 

4108. Sums expended by the Victualling Department since 
Ist June 1827, for Buildings and other Works at Weevil, and 
other Accounts relating to the Victualling Establishment at 
Portsmouth; Lxxxv. 438, P. 

4109. Estimate of additional Sum for completing Works at 
the Royal Clarence Victualling Yard at Gosport ; Lxxxvi. 876, P. 
(App. 1066.) 

4110. Correspondence between the Admiralty and Victualling 
Office respecting Royal Clarence Victualling Yard at Gosport ; 
LXXXxVI. 876, P. 


Wages : 

4111. Estimate for Wages, Victuals, Wear and Tear, and 
Ordnance for Seamen and Marines ; For 1822; txxvit. 26, Pp. (App. 
509.) 1823; xxv. 25, p. (App. 503.) 18245; LXxIXx. 
23, p. (App. 549.) 1825 ; LXxx. 31, p. (App. 651.) 1826 ; 
LXXXI. 28, Pp. (App. 401.)——1827 ; Lxxxu1. 132, p. (App. 619.) 

1828; Lxxxi. 20, p. (App. 567.)——1829; Lxxxiv. 49, P. 
(App. 425.) 1830; Lxxxv. 86, P. 1831; Lxxxvi. 253, P. 
564, P. Ordered ; 1832; txxxvil. 17.——1833; Lxxxvitt. 43. 

1834; LXxxrx. 17. 1835-36 5 xc. 40.——1836-37 5 xclI. 
16.——1837-—38 ; xci. 25. 

[N. B.—After 1831 these Returns were presented with the 

Annual Navy Estimates ; vide Estimates, supra.] 
4112, Account 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 121 











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


Navy ; Wages—continued. Newfoundland—continued. 
4112. Account in detail of the manner in which the Sum 4127. Imports and Exports into and from the Island of New- 
voted for Wages and Victuals of the Navy in 1827 was expended, foundland and Coast of Labrador; also of Vessels and Tonnage, 


under separate Heads; Lxxxim. 126, p. with Men and Boys employed, that entered at these Ports, 1815- 
4113. Statement of the several Classes or Ranks for which 1820; Lxxx1. 423, Pp. 600, P. 


£. 687,375 is charged in the Estimates of the Navy for 1833-1834, 4128. Items of Expenses of the Civil Establishment in the 
under the head of Wages; txxxvii1. 152, p. (App. 770.) Island of Newfoundland and on the Coast of Labrador, including 


West Indies : the Courts of Judicature, 1823-1827; Gross and Net Revenue 
4114. Number of Vessels of every Class in His Majesty’s Expenses incurred, and Estimates for Public Buildings; uxxxu1. 
Service employed on the West India Station, with the Force of 420, p. (App. 678.) 
their respective Crews, and the Number of Deaths in each 4129. Number and Tonnage of Vessels that entered Inwards 
Vessel, 1815-1829 ; (Ordered, uxxx1v. 361, but not presented.) and cleared Outwards, 1829-1834; and Statement of the Revenue 
accruing from Duties on Imports, &amp;c., in the Island of Newfound- 
Widows : 


land and at Labrador, with the Appropriation thereof, 1824-1834 ; 
( Ordered, txxx1v. 396, but not presented.) 


4130. Number of Civil Actions and of Criminal Informations 


4115. Persons who have solicited Pensions from the Treasury, 
Admiralty and Victualling Board as Widows of Assistant Sur- 
geons of the Navy, 1805-1824; (Ordered ; ixxx1. 93, but not 


or Prosecutions tried in the Supreme Central Court of Newfound- Pe 
presented.) land, and in the Circuit Courts of that Island, and in the Labrador 
Yachts : Court, since the passing of Act 5 Geo. IV. c. 67; Lxxxiv. 352, Pp. 
4116. Total Expense of maintaining the Navy and Admiralty 4131. Instructions sent to the Governor or Legal Authorities at 
Yachts, 1831-1835; xc. 152, Pp. Newfoundland, relative to the operation of Acts 5 Geo. IV. ¢. 51 
4117. Expense of each of His Majesty’s Yachts for Wages and and 67, and the Answers; 1xxxv. 368, P. 


Victuals per annum; xc. 166, p. 4132. Sums annually voted and expended, 1819-1831, for 


building, &amp;c., the Government House at Newfoundland; Copy, 
Navy Bills :—See supra, 1953. Estimate and Amount required for completion; (Ordered, txxxv1. 
Navy Five Per Cents. :—See supra, 133. 513, but not presented.) 


4133. Expenses incurred for the Government House; Esti- 
Netherlands: mates, Dates and Amount of Grants, &amp;c.; (Ordered, txxxvt. 782, 
4118. Treaty between His Majesty and the King of the | 2 not presented.) 


Netherlands; Note dated March 17, 1824, and Reply thereto; 4134. Original Estimate for Alterations and Repairs of the 
Lxx1x. 469. (App. 802.) Government House at Newfoundland ; Expense already incurred ; 


4119. Convention between Great Britain and the Netherlands (Ordered, xc. 653, but not presented.) 


of 13 August 1814; txxxvit. 40, Pp. (App. 973.) 4135. Commission appointing Sir Thomas John Cochrane, 


4120. Treaty relative to the Netherlands, signed at London, Governor of the Colony of Newfoundland, and authorizing him to 
November 15, 1831; with Translation; txxxvu. 67. (App. 976.) convoke a Legislative Assembly in that Colony; Lxxxvu. 385, p. 

4121. Convention signed at Mayence, 31 March 1831, re- 4136. Royal Instructions to the Governor of Newfoundland, 
ferred to in the Ninth Article of the Treaty, relative to the and of Despatches from Lord Goderich to him, transmitting the 
Netherlands, signed at London, 15 November 1831, and of the Commission; Ltxxxvul. 563, P. 

Tariff annexed to that Convention; with Translation; txxxvu. 
589, p. (App. 1015.) Newgate Gaol : 

4122. Total Sums contributed by Great Britain for the erection 4137. Report by Committee of the Court of Aldermen upon 
of Fortifications in the Netherlands, in fulfilment of the additional Report of Inspectors of Prisons in relation to the Gaol of New- 
Articles of the Convention, dated 13 August 1814; (Ordered, Ones Se. Oy &amp; ’ ; 

Lxxxvi. 784, but not presented till) uxxxvi1. 23. (Pp. 28.) (App. 4138. Reply of Inspectors of Prisons with regard to the 
852.) Report of the Committee of Aldermen; xct. 691. (P. 698.) 
See supra, 117. 758, &amp;e. 1202; infra, 5073. 6125. See infra, 4806. 


Newhaven Port : 
4139. Amount of Customs levied oa Imports and Exports, and 
New Brunswick : Amount of Tonnage Inwards and Outwards, 1814-1831 ; ( Ordered, 
4123. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Civil Esta- LXXXxvi. 897, but not presented till) txxxvil. 25. See supra, 3436. 
blishment of; 1820; txxv. 208, p. (App. 559.) ——-1821; Lxxv1. New Holland: 
140, p. (App. 587.) 1822; xxxvi. 99, P. (App. 601.) 
1823; Lxxvill. 175, Pp. (App. 583.)——1824 5 Lxx1x. 27, P. 
1825; Lxxx. 32, p. (App. 768.)}——1826; Lxxx1. 162, p. (App. 
544.)———-1827 5 txxxu. 302, p. (App. 739.) 18285; LXXXIII. 
161, Pp. (App. 678.)——1829; Lxxxiv. 74, Pp. (App. 534.) : 
1830; Lxxxv. 113, p. (App. 774.) See swpra, 117. 1355, &amp;e. ; Newington ° 


Nevis :—See supra, 1367 ; infra, 5340. 6354. 








4140. Estimate of the Sum required to defray a part of the 
Charge of an Expedition to be despatched for the purpose of 
exploring the North-west Part of New Holland ; xci1. 214, Pp. 

See supra, 2866. 











infra, 5258. 4141. Amount for building New Churches in Newington, and 
for the Purchase of Premises for the purposes thereof; Lxxxu. 
Newcastle :—See supra, 1279, &amp;c. 3274; infra, 5223. 593, P. 
Newcastle Barony :—See infra, 6248. 4142, Expenditure for Two New Churches; xc1. 400. 


4143. Money levied upon the Parishioners under the Act for 


New Forest :—See supra, 2755. building Two New Churches; ixxxvi. 861. 


Newfoundland : 4144. Amount paid out of the Public Stock of the County of 
os P mt ; Surrey for building a New Gaol and Sessions House at Newington; 
4124. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Civil Establish- 
z (Ordered, uxxxu1. 584, but not presented.) 
ments of; 1820; .xxv. 208, Pp. (App. 559.)}——1821; Lxxvi. 





140, p. (App. 687.) 1822; uxxvit. 99, p. (App. 601.)}——1823; | New North Road :—See supra, 3005. 
LXXVIII. 175, P. (App. 583.)——1824; Lxx1x. 28, p. (App. 654.) N . ' 

wport :— 7 17. 5245. 
1825; Lxxx. 32, p. (App. 769.)——1826; Lxxx1. 162, p. (App. are ee Sea ee ee 


545.1827; Lxxxit. 303. (App. 740.)——1828; uxxxut. | New Ross:—See supra, 2737 ; infra, 5037. 














161, p. (App. 678.)——1829 ; Ltxxxiv. 74, p. (App. 534.) 1830; 
LXxxv. 113, p. (App. 775.)}———1831 ; Lxxxvi. 471, Pp. (App. cl.) Newry Canal: 
564. (App. 1056.) 1832; Lxxxvir. 256, Pp. (App. 835.)}— 4145. Receipt and Expenditure, 1817-1827; Lxxxu. 313, P. 
1833; Lxxxvi. 264, p. (App. 906.) 1835-36 5 xc. 213, P. ——1800-1817; LxXxxII. 347, P. 
4125. Total Amount of the Income of the Governor of New- 4146. Report made by Order of the Board of Inland Naviga- 


foundland ; several other Papers relative to the Government of 
ao ~ Agen a Ports in the United Kingdom for | '©W=¥: Port: 
. Vessels cleared from Ports in the United Kingdom for : * : 
4147. Tonnage Inwards and Outwards, 1821-1831] ; Lxxxvi. 
Newfoundland and Labrador, and the Value of Exports and 702 = . : 
Imports, in 1824-1826 ; Lxxx1I. 236, p. 297, P. il 


tion in Dublin, respecting the Newry Navigation; txxx1. 402, P. 


New 





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


New South Wales : 

4148. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Civil Establish- 
ment of; 1820; txxv. 208, Pp. (App. 560,)———1821; Lxxvi. 140, P. 
(App. 586.)}—— 1822; .xxvu. 99, Pp. (App. 600.) 1823 ; 
LXxvil. 175, Pp. (App. 584.)}——1824; Lxx1x. 28, P. 1825 ; 
Lxxx. 32, p. (App. 770.) 1826; Lxxx1. 162, p. (App. 545.) 


4149. Estimate of the Sum wanted to defray the Amount of 
Bills drawn or to be drawn from New South Wales; 1820; txxv. 
208, p. (App. 563.)——1821; Lxxvi. 80, p. (App. 582.)———1822; 
Lxxvil. 31, p. (App. 594,}——1823; txxvul. 175, Pp. (App. 580.) 
1824; uLxxix. 28, p. (App. 655.)——1825; Lxxx. 32, P. 
(App. 766.) 1826; Lxxx1. 103, Pp. (App. 543.) 1827 ; 
LXXx1I. 302, p. (App. 738.)——1828; Lxxx1. 88, p. (App. 677.) 
1829; Lxxxiv. 74, p. (App. 5382.)———1830; txxxv. 113, P. 
(App. 773.}——1831; Lxxxvi. 431, Pp. (App. exliv.) 563, p. (App. 
1049.) 

4150. Estimate of the Charge of providing Stores for the 
Engineer Department in New South Wales and Van Diemen’s 
Land, 1826; Lxxx1. 163, Pp. (App. 548.) 1827 ; LXxx11. 303, P. 
(App. 741.) 1828; Lxxx1. 161, Pp. (App. 680.) 1829; 
LXXxiv. 75, Pp. (App. 535.}——1830; Lxxxv. 113, p. (App. 776.) 
1831; Lxxxvi. 471, p. (App. cli.) 563, p. (App. 1057.) 



































4151. Annual Expenditure of the Colony from 1 January 
1818; Lxxvi. 377, Pp. (App. 1208.) From 1 January 1821; 
LXxvill. 463, Pp. (App. 1068.) 





4152. Receipt and Income raised in the Colonies of Van Die- 
men’s Land and of New South Wales, and Disbursement thereof, 
1815-18225; Lxxvill. 376, P. 


4155. Expenditure of the Colonies of New South Wales and 
Van Diemen’s Land, and Convicts sent to New South Wales, 
1830; LXxxvilI. 439, P. 


4154, Annual Expense of the Three New South Wales Veteran 
Companies, 1825-1832; Correspondence from the Governor of 
New South Wales to the General Commanding in Chief, relative 
to these Companies; txxxvir. 504. (P. 509.) 


4155. Laws and Ordinances passed by the Governor and 
Council of New South Wales, 1824-1825; txxxr. 318, P. 
1828; Lxxxv. 363. 1828; Lxxxvi. 361. (p. 368.)}——1829- 
1830; Lxxxvir. 108, P. 1830-1832; Lxxxvill. 585. 1831-— 
1834; Lxxx1x. 602. 1834-355; xc. 280. 1835-36 5 xcI. 752. 
——1836-37 ; xcul. 413. 

4156. Report of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the state of 
the Colony of New South Wales; rxxvit. 358, P. 




















4157. Report on the state of Agriculture and Trade in the 
Colony of New South Wales ; txxvu. 118, P. 


4158. Instructions given by Earl Bathurst to Mr. Bigge on 
his proceeding to New South Wales; txxvuit. 463, p. (App. 1068.) 


4159. Report made by the late Major-General Macquarrie on 
the Colony of New South Wales to Earl Bathurst in July 1822, 
and Extracts of a Letter in answer to parts of the Report of Mr. 
Commissioner Bigge on the state of the said Colony; .Lxxxi. 
474, P. 


4160. Number of Persons inthe Colony of New South Wales, 
in the Civil and Military Departments, who in 1828 held two or 
more Offices, or received two or more Salaries ; txxxv. 602, p. 

4161. Dollars imported into New South Wales in 1821-1823 ; 
Prices; Government General Order; Lxxr1x. 328, Pp. 


4162. Total Number of Ships, British and Foreign, which have 
cleared out from England, Scotland and Ireland for the British 
Dominions, New South Wales ; 1811-1821; txxvi. 196, Pp. 213, Pp. 
494, p. (App. 1092, 1093.) 

4163. Total Number of Ships, British and Foreign, carrying 
Passengers and Convicts, which have cleared out from the Ports 
of Ireland for New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land, 1821; 
LXXVII. 225. (P. 231.) (App. 1032.) 


4164. Total Number of Vessels which have been cleared out 
from the Ports of England and Scotland for New South Wales 
and Van Diemen’s Land, also of the Official Value of Goods ex- 
ported ; Lxx1x. 227, Pp. 

4165. Ships and Tonnage which have cleared out from Great 
Britain and Ireland to New South Wales, and that have entered 
from New South Wales, also Official Value of Exports and Im- 
ports, 1822-1825; Lxxx. 301, P. 

4166. Grants made in New South Wales, between 25 August 
1812 and 25 March 1821; txxvii. 372, p. 


4163. Land above 100 Acres granted to any Individual in 


New South Wales; Marriages, Births and Deaths; txxvi. 153, Pp. 
(App. 1207.) 





House—(continued)—relative to— 
New South Wales—continued. 


4168. Reyal Instructions to the Governors of New South 
Wales, Van Diemen’s Land and Western Australia, as to the mode 
to be adopted in disposing of Crown Lands; itxxxvi. 914, p, 


4169. Royal Instructions respecting the Establishment and 
Duties of the Commissioners for apportioning the Territory of 
New South Wales, and other Returns relating thereto; txxxyy, 
275. (Pp. 282.) 

4170. Alienations of Crown Lands in New South Wales and 
Van Diemen’s Land, 1822-1832; txxxvir. 496, P. 

4171. Applications made to the Land Board in New South 
Wales, 1826-1828, for Convicts as Servants; Number employed 
by the Government; Number of Female Convicts confined at 
Paramatta; stating the Total Expense of the Establishment; 
LXXXv. 602, P. 

4172. Number of Convicts in New South Wales on 1 January 
and 1 July (or any other two periods) in each Year, 1826-1828, 
both inclusive; stating Number assigned as Servants, &amp;c.; 
LXXXVII. 108, P. 

4173. Instructions issued by the Governor for regulating the 
Penal Settlements; Lxxxvit. 187. (P. 235.) 


4174. Report of the Commissioners of Inquiry on the Judicial 
Establishments of New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land; 
LXXVIII. 60, P. 

4175. Act for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors passed by the 
Governor and Legislative Council of New South Wales, and 
Instructions given by the Secretary of State with respect to 
Public Officers taking the Benefit of such Act; Lxxxvu1. 108, Pp. 


4176. Depositions taken before the Sydney Bench of Magis- 
trates against Dennis M‘Hue, for Perjury, and other Papers; 
LXxXxVI. 662. 


4177. Sentences of the several Courts of Justice; Lxxxvit. 509. 


4178. Treasury Minute granting Superannuation Allowance 
to Mr. Stephen, late Puisne Judge of New South Wales; txxxvu. 
263, P. 

4179. Mr. Hay’s Letter of the 5th March last referred to in 
the Treasury Minute, assigning Superannuation to Mr. Justice 
Stephen; txxxvir. 292. (P. 297.) 

4180. Papers relating to the Conduct of Magistrates in New 
South Wales, in directing the Infliction of Punishments upon 
Prisoners in that Colony; txxx1. 257, p. 


4181. General Order issued by the Governor of New South 
Wales on 22 November 1826, commuting the Sentence of the Civil 
Court, and directing that Joseph Sudds and Patrick Thompson 
should be worked in Chains on the Public Roads; and Corre- 
spondence respecting their Conviction and Punishment; Lxxx1m. 
527. (Pp. 530.) 

4182. Papers explanatory of the Charges brought against 
Lieutenant-General Darling by William Charles Wentworth, 
Esq'*; Lxxxv. 602, Pp. 

4183. Letters addressed to the Secretary of State for the Colo- 
nies, in Reply to Governor Darling’s Despatches relative to the 
Punishment and Death of Private Joseph Sudds, late of His 
Majesty’s 57th Regiment, dated 4 and 15 December 1826, and 
20 April and 28 May 1829; Lxxxvit. 504, Pp. 

4184. Minutes, Nos. 11 and 12, of the Executive Council, on 
7 and 8 May 1829; xc. 629, P. 

4185. Number of Persons charged with Criminal Offences 
who were committed to the different Gaols in New South Wales 
and Van Diemen’s Land and their Dependencies, for Trial at the 
Assizes or Sessions held for the several Counties, Circuits and 
Towns therein, 1830-1837; xcu. 317. (Pp. 326.) 

See supra, 2. 1376. 1497, &amp;c. 1514, 2488; infra, 4215. 
6049, &amp;e. 


Newspapers : 


4186. Sums paid to the different Newspapers for Proclama- 
tions, Advertisements and Notices by the Public Offices, 1816- 
1821; (Ordered, txxvi. 488, but not presented.)——1816-1822 ; 
LXXVII. 315. 340. 362. (P. 366.) 369. 406. 436. (P. 444.) 449, P. 


4187. Number of Stamps issued for Newspapers, distinguishing 
London from Provincial, and the different London Newspapers, 
and Amount received from each, 1821; similar Return for 1792; 
(Ordered, uxxvu1. 30; Ordered forthwith, 96, but not presented.) 
1801 and 1821; txxvir. 225. (p. 228.) (App. 930.) 

4188. Stamps supplied by the Stamp Office and by Stationers 
to the Publishers of Newspapers in Great Britain, with Gross 
Duty received, 1821 ; Lxxvul. 146. 

4189. Stamps for Newspapers and Pamphlets, 1814-18255 
LXXX. 477, P.———-1797-1827 5 LXXXII. 228, P. 





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


Newspapers—continued. 

4190. Aggregate Number of Stamps issued for Newspapers in 
the United Kingdom, 1800-1827, distinguishing England, Scot- 
land and Ireland; uxxxu. 594, 

4191. Stamp Duties on Newspapers in England, Scotland and 
Ireland, 1810-1830; Ltxxxv. 427, P. 

4192. Number of Stamps issued to each of the Newspapers 
published in England, Scotland and Wales, {except those published 
in London), 1825-1829; txxxv. 622, P. 

4193. Sums received and paid into the Exchequer from Great 
Britain and Ireland for Duty on Newspapers, 1825-1830; Lxxxv. 
427, P. 

4194. Number of Stamps issued for Newspapers, and Sums 
paid to Newspapers for Proclamations, Notices and Advertise- 
ments, 1830; (Ordered, uxxxvu1. 353, but not presented.) 


4195. Number of Stamps issued to each Newspaper in Great 
Britain, specifying the Title and Amount to each Journal, and 
distinguishing England from Scotland, 1831; (Ordered, txxxv1. 
929, but not presented.) 

4196. Number of Stamps issued for all Newspapers in Great 
Britain and Ireland from 1 January to 30 June 1837, specifying 
Name and Number of Stamps; xcr1. 625. (Pp. 660.) 


4197. Accounts explanatory of the effect produced upon the 
Revenue by the Reduction of the Stamp Duty on Newspapers; 
Legal Proceedings instituted; Persous committed; and Number 
now in Custody; xc1. 340. (P. 358.) 

4198. Total Number of Stamps yearly issued for Newspapers 
and other Publications, 1822-1832; txxxvit. 28, Pp. 

4199. Number of Stamps issued to each of the Provincial 
Newspapers in England, 1832-1833; Lxxxvitl. 604, P. 1834 ; 
(Ordered, xc. 28, but not presented.)——1835—1836 ; xc1. 407. 
(vr. 418.) 581. (Pp. 590.)——1 January to 30 June 1837; xcu1. 660, 
(Pp. 670.) 

4200. Weekly Newspapers published in the Metropolis on 
Saturdays and Sundays, and of the Revenue arising therefrom, 
1800-1821; (Ordered, uxxv1. 16. Order for this Account dis- 
charged, and other Orders made, 226. Presented.) 287, p. 392, P. 
(App. 943. 945.) 

4201. Stamps issued for the London Newspapers, 1825-1830 ; 
Lxxxv. 560, P. 1830; LULxxxvil. 28, P.——18313; LXxxvil. 
202, P. 

4202. Area, or Number of Square Feet of Surface of One Copy 
of each of the Daily Newspapers printed in London during the 
Year 1831; Amount of Stamp Duty actually paid on One Copy 
of each Newspaper, and Rate of such Payment per Hundred 
Square Feet of Area; txxxvut. 131, P. 

4203. Number of Stamps issued by the Stamp Office for all 
the London Newspapers from the Commencement of 1832 to the 
End of the last Quarter; Lxxxvitt. 562, Pp. From 1 January 
1832 to 30 June 1833; Lxxxvill. 733, P. 

4204. Number of Stamps issued for all the London News- 
papers, from the Commencement of 1832 to 30 June 1833; 
LXxXxvill. 665, P. (Return being imperfect, withdrawn, and a 
perfect Return ordered, 732. Presented, 733, Pp.) 1833-1834 ; 
(Ordered, xc. 26; Order discharged, 64.)——1833-1835 ; xc. 658, 
P. 1835-1836; xc1. 407. (Pp. 418.) 581. (P. 590.)——1837 ; 
XCII. 280. (P. 290.) 

4205. Amount paid to Newspapers in Ireland, from the Money 
voted by Parliament for Proclamations, 1821-1826 ; Lxxx1. 184, P. 














4206. Number of Stamps issued to each Newspaper in Ireland, 
1821-1826; Lxxx1I. 216, P. 1826-1829; LxxxIv. 231, P. 
1829; Lxxxv. 136. (Pp. 148.)}——1826-1830 ; Lxxxv. 560, P. 
1800-1831 ; (Ordered, txxxv1. 902, but not presented.) ———Quar- 
terly; 5 January 1830 to 5 October 1831; Lxxxvir. 24. 
5 January 1830 to 5 January 1832; txxxvur. 169, P. 5 Janu- 
ary 1832 to 5 April 1833; Lxxxvu1. 562, P. For the Quarter 
ending 5 April 1833; (Ordered, txxxvin. 561, but not presented.) 
——From 5 January 1833 to 7 June 1833; Lxxxvu. 604. 5 
January 1833 to 6 April 1834; and Numbercancelled in the same 
period; Lxxx1x. 228. (Pp. 432.) 5 April to 5 July 1834; 
LXXXIx, 515, P. 1 January 1835-1836 ; xc1. 208. (p. 219.)—— 
1836-1837 ; xcul. 553. (P. 568.) From 15 September 1835 to 
15 March 1837, and from 15 September 1836 to 15 March 1837 ; 
(Ordered, xcu1. 479, but not presented.) 

4207. Amount paid in Ireland of the Duty on Newspapers, 
1821-1826 ; LX XxI. 275, P. 

4208. Sums paid to Newspapers in Ireland, for printing Pro- 
clamations in 1829; Lxxxv. 136, (p. 148.)——-1831; Lxxxvul. 
479, 

4209. Stamp Duties in Ireland for Four Months, ending 
5 May 1829 and 1830; Lxxxv. 539, P. 
































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House—(continued)—relative to— 


Newspapers—continued. 

4210. Newspaper Stamps in Ireland, from 1 January 1832 to 
1 April 1833 ; Lxxxviit. 464, P. 

4211. Sums paid by each Newspaper in Ireland, for Stamps, 
in each of the Four last Quarters of the Year ending 5 July 1833; 
distinguishing Stamps for Paper from Advertisement Stamps ; 
LXXXVIII. 646, P. 

4212. Sums paid by the Irish Government to each Newspaper 
in Ireland in each of the Four last Quarters of the Year ending 
5 July 1833; distinguishing Sums paid for Advertisements and 
Proclamations, from Sums paid to Proprietors, &amp;c.; Lxxxviul. 
665, P. 

4213. Stamps issued to the several Newspapers in the City of 
Dublin for Quarters ending 5 April, 5 July, 5 October 1835 and 
5 January to 5 March 1836; xct. 238. (Pp. 245.) 

4214. Number of Stamps issued to the different Newspapers 
and Advertising Papers in Scotland, 1831; Lxxxvir. 322, Pp. 


See supra, 55, &amp;c. 2340; infra, 4623, &amp;c. 4816, &amp;c. 6244, &amp;e. 
\f ° ‘ 
New Street :—See supra, 3791; infra, 4922, &amp;c. 6318. 


New Zealand: 
4215. Communications relative to Expedition sent from New 
South Wales to New Zealand in August or September 1834, for 
recovery of British Subjects detained by the Natives; xc. 629, P. 


Newtownbarry : 
4216. Depositions taken before the Coroner’s Inquest on those 
killed at Newtownbarry on the 18 June 1831; Lxxxv1. 928, P. 
4217. Report made to the Lord Lieutenant by Brigade-Major 
Bushe respecting the Affray at Newtownbarry; itxxxvi. 840, p. 
See infra, 6386. 


Nicholas, St., Bay : 


4218. Receipts and Payments of the St. Nicholas Bay and 
Harbour Company; 1820; ixxv. 370. 1821; Lxxvi. 442, 
1822; Lxxvil. 398. 








Nicolas, Sir Harris :—See infra, 4912. 
Nowlan &amp; Shaw, Messrs. : —See supra, 1381. 
Non-conforming Ministers :—See supra, 3891. 


Northallerton Gaol : 
4219. Orders made in October 1823 relative to the Manage- 
ment thereof; Lxx1x. 90, P. 


Northern Lighthouses :—See supra, 3469. 


Northern Roads: 

4220. Reports by John Rennie, Esq'*, Engineer to the Irish 
Government, to the Treasury or Trinity House, relative to the 
Improvement of the Communication between Ireland and Scot- 
land by the North; uxxv. 422, pr. (App. 933.) 


4221. Minutes of Evidence and Information given before 
the Trinity Board, by Engineers and others, since 1810, upon 
facilitating the Intercourse between the North of Ireland and the 
South-West Part of Scotland; txxv. 451. (App. 936.) 


4222. Report and Estimate of Two proposed Lines of Road ; 
one from Catterick Bridge to the Carter Fell, on the Borders of 
Scotland, the other to New Castleton in the County of Roxburgh ; 
made under the Instruction of the Lords of the Treasury, by 
Thomas Telford, Civil Engineer ; Lxxv. 451, p. 


4223. Memorials to the Treasury, from the Towns of Warring- 
ton, Ashton, Newton and Wigan, and the Trustees of the War- 
rington and Wigan Road, relative to the Northern Road Com- 
mission ; LXxxv. 559. (Pp. 566.) 

4224. Instructions transmitted by the Post-Master-General 
to Mr. Telford, dated 1 October 1824, directing him to survey 
the Road to the North of Grantham, for the purpose of avoiding 
Gunerby Hill, with Reports, Surveys, and Estimates made by Mr. 
Telford ; and several Plans, Sections and Returns relating thereto. 
(Ordered, txxxv. 650, but not presented.) 


North Pole: 

4225. Estimate of Sum proposed to be granted in 1833, as a 
Contribution from the Public in aid of a Voyage of Discovery to 
the Polar Regions ; Lxxxviit. 264, Pp. 

4226. Estimate of the Sum required to enable His Majesty to 
make a Grant to Captain Ross; txxxrx. 496. (App. 773.) 


Northumberland :—See infra, 5763. 





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


Norway :—See supra, 3112. 3134. 3259, &amp;e.; infra, 5375, &amp;e. 
6046, &amp;e. 


Norwich Crapes : 


4227. Quantity and Value of Norwich Crapes exported from 
London and Liverpool, 1822-1825; Lxxx. 553, P. 


Norwich and Lincoln Dioceses : 
4228. Patents of Appointments of the Chancellors of the 
Dioceses of Lincoln and Norwich; (Ordered, txxxv. 2833; pre- 
sented as to Norwich, 657, Pv.) See supra, 147. 1187. 


Notaries, Public: 
4229. Number admitted in Scotland in 1828 and 1829, with 
the Expense of each Admission; Lxxxv. 437, P. 
4230. Appointment to the Office of Clerk to the Admission 
of Notaries in Scotland; txxxvul. 294, Pp. 


Nottingham :— See infra, 4514. 


Nova Scotia: 

4231. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Civil Establish- 
ment of; 1820; Lxxv. 208, p. (App. 558.) 1821; Lxxvi. 140, 
p. (App. 587.) 1822; Lxxvit. 99, Pp. (App. 601.) 1823 ; 
LXXVIII. 175, Pp. (App. 583.) 1824; “xxix. 27, p. (App. 652.) 

1825; Lxxx. 32, p. (App. 768.) ——1826; Lxxx1. 162, Pp. (App. 
544.) 1827; Lxxxu. 392, p. (App. 739.) 1828; LXXXIII. 
161, p. (App. 677.) 1829; LXxxiv. 74, P. (App. 532.) 1830 ; 
LXxxv. 113, Pp. (App. 774.) 1831; Lxxxvi. 471, p. (App. cl.) 

- 564, p. (App. 1055.)——1832; Lxxxvul. 256, Pp. (App. 834.) 
1835; xc. 213, P. 1836; xcl, 234, P. 1837; xcII. 214, P. 

4232. Addresses to His Majesty from the House of Assembly, 
dated 29 March 1834, 15 January 1835, and March 1836, with 
Papers annexed, on the Foreign Trade of the Colony, and Expenses 
of the Customs Establishment; xc1. 584. (Pp. 590.) 









































See supra, 972; infra, 5258. 5282. 6068. 
Nowlan, James :—See infra, 6387. 
Nutmegs :—See infra, 5588, Ke. 

Nux Vomica :—See supra, 1323. 


Oak : 
4233. Duty paid, 1823-1826, on Fir, Oak and other Hard 
Wood imported from Europe, Africa and America; Lxxx1. 214, P. 


Oak Bark : 

4234. Quantity of Oak Bark which has been imported during 
1819-1821; also, of the Average Prices of Hatch Bark and of 
Rind Bark; txxvit. 145, Pp. (App. 1024.) 

4235. Price of Oak Bark per Ton at each of the Royal 
Forests, 1819-1830; Lxxxv. 324. (P. 629.) 

See supra, 3099. 


Oaths : 
4236. Number and Description of Oaths and Affidavits re- 
quired to be taken in the Customs and Excise Departments, and 
Number taken and demanded; 1830; 1Lxxxvi. 308, P. Trea- 


sury Minute relative to the discontinuance of unnecessary Oaths 
in the Customs and Excise ; txxxvi. 480, p. 





Oats and Oatmeal :—See supra, 1554. 1612, &amp;e. 3131. 


O’Brien, The King v. : 
4237. Affidavits, Orders and Proceedings in the Court of 
King’s Bench in Ireland in Hilary Term, 1834, in the case of the 
King v. O’ Brien, for publishing a Report of Evidence given before 


the Commissioners of Inquiry into Corporate Abuses at Cork ; 
LXXXIX. 64. (P. 67.) 


O'Donnell, J. :—See supra, 3501. 


Offences, Ireland : 

4238. Number of Offences against the Law which have been 
committed in Ireland during 1831 and 1832, so far as Returns of 
Offences have been made to the Irish Government, specifying the 
nature of the Offences and the Counties or Places in which they 
have occurred ; Lxxxviii. 167, P. See infra, 6193. 


Offenders, Public : 


4239. Estimate of the probable Expense of apprehending 
Public Offenders in Ireland; 1820; txxv. 314. (App. 581.)—— 


1821; Lxxvi, 367, Pp. (App. 628.)———1822 ; Lxxvur. 164, p. (App. 
635.) 








Officers, Public : 


4240. Estimate of the Sum necessary for the Remuneration of 
several Public Officers in Ireland for their extraordinary trouble ; 
1820; txxv. 314. (App. 578.) 1821; LXxvi. 367, P. (App. 626.) 


Offices, Public : 


4241. Increase and Diminution in the Number of Persons 
employed in all Public Offices or Departments, or in their Salaries, 
in England ; In 1819; txxv. 156, P. 1820; Lxxvi. 197, p.—_. 
18215; Lxxvir. 138, P. 18225 Lxxvill. 168, Pp. 181, P. 1823 ; 
LXXIX. 207, P. 1824 ; Lxxx. 300. (P. 409.)——-1825 5 LXxx1. 306, 
1826; LxxxII. 406, 18275 LXxx111. 240. 18285 Lxxxiv, 
329. 1829; Lxxxv. 233. (Pp. 629.)——-1830; Lxxxvi. 475. 
1831; Lxxxvul. 108 ; Abstract (rp. 233.)——-1832; Lxxxvitt. 207, p, 
1833; .Lxxx1x. 161; Abstract, 161, P. 1834; xc. 193; 
Abstract, 193, p. 1835; xc1. 208. Abstract, 219, p.— — 
1836; xcr. 204. Abstract, 216, Pp. 


4242. Increase and Diminution in the Number of Persons 
employed in all Public Offices or Departments, or in their Sala- 
ries, in Ireland; In 1819; ixxv. 429. (Pp. 436.)——-1820; txxvz., 
176, P. 1821; Lxxvit. 146, Pp. 239, P. 1822; Lxxvull. 167, Pp. 
181, Pp. 229, P. 18235; LXxIx. 220. 

4243. Clerks and others admitted to any Civil Office in the 
United Kingdom, 1816-1821; Clerks who have retired, or whose 
Services have been discontinued ; Lxxvi. 493. (Pp. 495.)———1816- 
1822; for several Offices; Lxxvit. 368, (Pp. 398.) ———Account 
relating to the Ordnance and Lottery Departments being im- 
perfect; (Order for Printing discharged; Accounts withdrawn ; 
others ordered ; presented,) 406, r. 409, P. So far as relates to 
Ireland, 389, Pp. Several Offices, 409, p. Tax Department, 
Scotland, 436, v. Military Boards and Army Medical Board, 










































































449, P. Customs Department and Fishery Board, Ireland, 
449, P. Excise, England and Scotland, and Customs, England, 
476. (Pp. 477.) Customs, 481, Pp. 

4244. Treasury Minutes relative to the Reduction of Civil 


Offices, bearing date 10 August 1821, and 8 January 1822; Lxxvi. 
125, Pp. (App. 1295.}——Returns made by the several Offices, in 
pursuance of the latter of the said Minutes; txxvi. 125, Pp. 145. 
(p. 165.) 176. (Pp. 224.) 239, P. 246, Pp, 274, P. 315. (P. 338.) 34], P. 
415. (p. 421.) 449, P. ° 

4245. Number of Persons employed, and Pay or Salary 
granted to each Class, in all Public Offices or Departments, in 
1797; Increase of the Number of Persons, and Augmentation of 
Salary or Pay in each Year, between 1797 and 1819; Accounts of 
when such Increase and Augmentation have taken place; any 
Reduction effected between January 1820 and January 1828; 
Lxxxu. 545. (Abstract to be printed,) 546. 

4246. List of all Clerks and others admitted for the first time 
to any Office in the Civil Establishments of the Country since 
1822; also, in the Civil Departments in the Army, Navy and 
Ordnance; and Return of the Number of Clerks and Officers who 
had been superannuated and again introduced to the Service in 
each Department; .txxxv. 470, Pp. Since 30 May 1830; 
LXXXVIII. 307, P. 

4247. Establishments of the Public Departments and Offices 
in 1821 and 1829, respectively ; showing the Reductions already 
carried into effect since 1821, and the further Reductions to be 
made as vacancies occur; LXXxxv. 387. (P. 403.) 

4248. Offices in Great Britain and Ireland, of which the Sa- 
laries, Emoluments and Allowances, amounting to £.200 per 
annum, have been increased since 1793; of all Offices to which 
Houses have been attached since that period ; Lxxv1. 494, Pp. 

4249. Names and Offices of all Persons now employed in the 
respective Civil Departments of the United Kingdom, whose 
Salary or Emolument exceed £.250 per annum; Lxxxv. 202, P. 
In 1792; (Ordered, Lxxxv. 650, but not presented.) 

4250. Salaries, Profits, &amp;c. of Persons holding Civil and Mili- 
tary Offices in 1829 exceeding £.1,000; Lxxxvi. 59, P. 156, P. 
List of Offices included in the Return, No. 23, of 1830-31, 
which have since been abolished or reduced ; txxxvuit. 617, P. 

4251. Report made to the King by Lord Viscount Sidmouth, 
regarding the Salaries of Clerks and Officers; with Appendixes; 
LXXviI. 426, p. (App. 1292.) 

4252. Profits which have accrued to the Public from the 
Abolition or Regulation of Offices under Acts of the 57th Geo. 
IIl.; uxxvir. 145, p. (App. 1295.) 

4253. Gross and Net Amount of Salaries and Emoluments 
of Public Officers, subject to a deduction of 10 per cent. ; (Ordered, 
LXxIXx. 527, but not presented.) 

4254. Offices, Pensions, Fees and Allowances of any kind held 


in reversion; stating the Amount, 1829; (Ordered, ixxxv. 155, 
but not presented.) 











4255. Sinecures 





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I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Offices, Public—continued. Oil: 





4255. Sinecures and Offices executed by Deputy, and Offices 
granted in reversion; LXXxvitl. 307, Pp. 


4256. Return of the Number of Persons employed as Officers 
or Clerks in the Public Departments of Ireland, 1816 and 1822 ; 
txxvill. 83, P. (App. 1054.) 

4257. Persons in each Public Office in Ireland holding two 
or more Offices or Pensions; Lxxvit. 476, P. 


4258. Persons in the Civil and Military and Naval Establish- 
ments in Great Britain and Ireland, who hold two or more Com- 
missions; LXXvI. 401, P.; LXXviI. 253, 299, Pp. 315. (P. 328.) 362. 
(r. 366.)——In 1829; Lxxxv. 502, P. 


4259. Names and Rank, and Yearly and other Pay, Allow- 
ances and Emoluments of all Military and Naval Officers holding 
Civil or Official Situations; Lxxxv. 438, Pp. 


4260. Regulations fixed by the Treasury for preparing Letters 
Patent upon Re-appointments to Office, or to Grants after the 
Demise of his late Majesty, in conformity with 1 Will. IV. c. 43; 
(Ordered, txxxvi. 642, but not presented.) 


4261. Number of Persons employed, and Pay and Salaries 
granted, 1828 and 1829; Lxxxvi. 345, P. 

4262. Comparative Estimates of the Miscellaneous Expen- 
diture for Salaries, &amp;c., submitted to Parliament in 1830 and 
1831; LXxxvi. 426, P. 562, P. 

4263. Offices to which no Duty is attached, and of Offices 
executed by Deputy in the Army and Navy ; stating the Salary, 


Pay and Allowances, &amp;c.; (Ordered, ixxxvitt. 70, but not pre- 
sented.) 


4264. Treasury Minute, dated 16 August 1833, on the subject 
of Regulations for ascertaining the fitness of Persons appointed to 
Situations in the Public. Service; txxxvitt. 688, Pp. 


4265. Establishments of the Public Departments in 1821 and 
1832; showing the Reductions which have been already carried 
into effect since 1821; Lxxxvitt. 571, P. 


4266. Offices which have been abolished in pursuance of the 
Recommendations of the Select Committees on Sinecure Offices, 
1810, 1811 and 1812; and also of the Finance Committee of 1817; 
(Ordered, 1xxxviu. 12, but not presented.) 


4267. Minutes or other Proceedings of the Treasury for carry- 


ing into effect the Recommendations of the Sinecure Offices’ Com- 
mittee of 1834; xc. 216, Pp. 


4268. Returns relative to the Increase of Offices; txxx1x. 201. 
(Pp. 230.) 281, P. 321. (P. 322.) 336, P. 


4269. Total Charge of the Civil Departments of the Public 
Service, 1815-1835; xc. 643, Pp. 


4270. Returns relative to Superannuations and Appointments 
to Offices in the several Revenue and Civil Departments, and in 
the Colonies, 1834-1835; xc. 643, Pp. 


4271. Persons on the Redundant List of the several Public 
Departments at the Commencement of the Year 1836 ; the Number 
that have died; the Number re-entered the Public Service; the 
Number added; and the Number that remained on the List at 
the Close of the Year; xcr1. 625. (Pp. 660.) 


4272. Treasury Minute of the 24th day of September 1830, 
relative to the Fees to be paid on Renewals of Appointments to 
Offices under the Crown; xci1. 645. (P. 660.) 


See supra, 1443, &amp;c. 2695. 3802; also each Office under its 
respective Name. 


Official Houses : 


4273. Public Offices and Official Houses occupied by Public 
Officers or for public Purposes in or contiguous to London and 
Westminster, with certain exceptions; (Ordered, txxxvi. 897, but 
not presented.) 


4274. Expenses incurred in the Repairs or Alterations of any 
Houses or Apartments the Property of the Public in 1830-1832, 


together with the Amount paid for Furniture ; (Ordered, uxxxvu. 
231, but not presented.) 


4275. Houses or Apartments occupied at the Public Expense 
wholly or in part as Residences by Public Officers in London and 
Westminster; with an Account of the Expense of the Purchase, 
Rent, Repairs and Furniture, 1823-1833 ; txxx1x. 362, 363. 


4276. Expense incurred for Furniture supplied and repaired 
for Official Houses in London and Westminster, 1828-1834 ; 
(Ordered, txxx1x. 71, but not presented.) 


O’Gorman, Purcell : —See supra, 1480. 


O’Grady, Chief Baron :—See supra, 2560. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





4277. Quantity of Linseed, Rapeseed, Palm, Cocoa and other 
Vegetable Oils, imported into the United Kingdom, in 1823-1825; 
LXxxI. 199, P. 

4278. Quantity, in cwts., of Palm and Cocoa-nut Oils, and of 
Rough Turpentine, imported from all parts of the World, 1818~ 
1829; (Ordered, uxxx1v. 374, but not presented.) 

4279. Quantity, in tons, of Whale and all other Fish Oils 
imported from all parts of the World, 1818-1829; (Ordered, 
LXxXxIv. 374, but not presented.) 

4280. Duties received on Oil and Blubber in 1823; Bounties 
paid; Duties and Bounties on Spermaceti Oil; uxxrx. 202, Pp, 
18245; Lxxx, 282, P. 

4281. Quantity of Olive Oil and Palm Oil entered for Home 
Consumption since 1820; Lxxxvi. 475, P. 


4282. Quantity of Palm Oil imported, and Amount of Duty, 

1817-1832; LxxxvilI. 384, P. 

4283. Quantity of Olive Oil imported into the United King- 
dom for Home Consumption, with Duty paid, from 1 January 
18325 LXxxvil. 470, P. 


See supra, 3109; infra, 6162. 





Olave, St., Hart-street :—See infra, 6081. 
Old Bailey Witnesses :—See infra, 6461. 


Olphert, Wybrants : 

4284. Information under which a Warrant was obtained for 
entering and searching the House of Wybrants Olphert, a Magis- 
trate of the County of Donegal; (Ordered, xxv. 377, but not pr'e- 
sented till) uxxvi. 111. (P. 123.) (Further Return ordered forth- 


with, 164. Order discharged and another Order made, 166, 
Presented,) 265, Pp. 


Omnibuses :—See infra, 5807. 
Onega :—See infra, 5066. 
Ophthalmia :—See supra, 380. 
Oporto :—See infra, 4589. 


Orange Lodges : 


4285. Addresses to His Majesty of the Members of the Trinity 
College Orange Lodge, the Royal Luther Lodge, &amp;c., and An- 
swers; xc. 98, P. 

4286. Addresses ofthe Orange Brotherhood Club, and Orange 
Stradbally Lodge, and Answers; xc. 157, P. 


Oranges :—See supra, 3099. 


Orders in Council : 


4287. Order in Council for levying certain Countervailing 
Duties on Vessels and Goods of the United States, entering the 
Ports in His Majesty’s Possessions in America and the West 
Indies ; Lxx1x. 28, P. 

4288. Order in Council, imposing Countervailing Duties on 
Tonnage of French Vessels coming to Great Britain; (Ordered, 
LXXIXx. 418, but not presented.) 

4289. Orders in Council permitting the Importation and Ex- 
portation of Goods, Wares and Merchandise, in Swedish, Hano- 
verian, Prussian and Norwegian Vessels; txx1x. 538, P. 

4290. Orders in Council permitting the Importation and 
Exportation of Goods, Wares and Merchandise in Hamburgh, 
Danish, Bremen, Lubeck and Oldenburgh Vessels; txxx. 185, P. 

4291. Orders in Council permitting the Importation and Ex- 
portation of Goods in Mecklenburgh Vessels; ixxx. 623, P. 

4292. Order in Council imposing a Tonnage Duty on Vessels 
of the United Netherlands exporting Salt from the United King- 
dom ; also Order in Council imposing additional Duties of Cus- 
toms; LXXxxI. 121, P. 

4293. Minute of the Lords of the Treasury and Order in 
Council relating to the Circulation of the British Silver Coin at 


the Cape of Good Hope, and other Colonies and Foreign Posses- 
sions of his Majesty; Lxxxr. 387, P. 


4294, Order in Council of 1 September 1826 for the Admis- 
sion of certain Sorts of Foreign Grain; txxx11. 29, p. (App. 921.) 


4295. Orders in Council for the Regulation of the Colonies ; 
(Schedule to be printed ;) uxxx111. 203. 356. Further Returns ; 
LXXXIv. 2315 txxxv. 95. 

4296. Orders in Council in the nature of Charters of Justice 
for the Colonies of New South Wales, Van Diemen’s Land, Swan 
River, Sierra Leone and Mauritius; uxxx1x. 281. (P. 326.) 

See infra, 4485; also the subject matters relative to which 
Orders in Council have been issued. 





Ordnance : 
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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








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


Ordnance :—See supra, 383, &amp;c. 4049. 4246; infra, 4419. 
4446, ke. 


O’Reilly, Colonel :—See supra, 2365. 
O'Reilly, Dr. :—See supra, 1479. 
Orfordness Light-house :—See supra, 3477. 
Organzine Silk :—See infra, 5324. 


Orkney and Shetland Elections : 
4297. Items of Expense of £.1,473. 15. incurred at the General 
Election in 1834, stating Authority; xc1. 803. (p. 833.) See 
infra, 4409. 


Orphans’ Fund :—See supra, 3581. 
Ossulston Hundred Court of Request :—See supra, 1786. 
Otley, Brook T.:—See supra, 851. 


Ottawa and Montreal Water Communication :—See 
supra, 922, &amp;c. 


Oude, King of :—See supra, 2343, &amp;e. 
Outrages, Treland :—See supra, 2091, &amp;c.; infra, 4824. 5024. 
Oxen :—See supra, 3131. 


Oxford City : 
4298. Number of Electors enrolled in the Register of the City 
‘of Oxford as entitled to vote under 2 Will. IV. c. 45, at the last 
General Election, and the Election in March 1833, distinguishing 
the Number of Freemen and Householders; txxxvutt. 664, P. 


4299. House and Window Taxes for the City of Oxford and 
Town of Cambridge, 1831-1832; and Amount of Surcharge ; 
LXXXVIII. 455, P. 


Oxford University :—See infra, 6235, ke. 
Packets :—See infra, 4701, &amp;e. 


Paddington :—See supra, 1237. 


Palaces : 
4300. Houses and Buildings in each of the Royal Parks, 
stating by whom occupied, and whether chargeable to the Assessed 
Taxes and Parochial Rates, &amp;c. ; txxxvi. 344. 


4301. Money expended under the direction of the Office of 
Works, or of the Commissioners of Woods and Forests, on the 
Palaces of Hampton Court and Kensington; Ltxxxvu. 240, Pp. 


4302. Parks and Gardens attached to the Royal Palaces, and 
Expense thereof; txxxvit. 240, P. 


See also each Palace under its respective Name. 


Palace Court : 


4303. Writs of Execution issued out of the Palace Court, 
18345; xc. 489, P. 


See supra, 1779. 


Palace Yard :—See infra, 4923. 


Palgrave, Sir Francis :—See supra, 1683; infra, 4911. 


Palmerstown :—See supra, 1097. 


Pamphlets : 


4304, Stamp Duty on Pamphlets, 1810-1830; txxxv. 622, p. 
In 1830; Lxxxvill. 28, P. 


See supra, 57. 4189; infra, 5833. 





Panama : 
4305. Papers relating to the Imprisonment of Mr. Russell, 


the British Proconsul at Panama in the State of New Granada, 
by the Authorities in that Port; xc. 668. 


Pancras, St. : 

4306. Monies raised by Rates for the building of Churches 
and Chapels in the Parish of St. Pancras, and Parochial Rates 
and Taxes assessed upon the Parishioners (the Rates for Church 
building excepted); txxxiv. 314. 

4307. Return from the Commissioners of Paving, &amp;c., the 
South-west District of St. Pancras, of Monies received and 
expended by them, 1827-1829; also Amount of Debt remaining 
chargeable upon the Rates of the District; and similar Returns 
from several other Districts in the said Parish; txxxv. 445. 448. 
461. 657.—Lxxxvi. 117. 





Pancras, St.—continued. , 
4308. Return from Commissioners of Paving, &amp;c. certain 
Districts of St. Pancras of Monies in hand, due and owing; also 
Monies received and expended, 1832-1835; (Ordered, xc1. 74}, 
but not presented till,) xcu. 20. 23. 27. 28. 42. 52. 83. 85, 98, 
120. 129. 

4309. Number of Persons in the Parish on 17 March 1839, 
who had been rated to the Relief of the Poor for the whole year 
immediately preceding; and Number of Declarations or Votes 
for and against the adoption of the Act for the Regulation of 
Vestries ; (Ordered forthwith, uxxxvit. 275, but not presented.) 

4310. Return from the Trustees for building a new Parish 
Church and Parochial Chapel in the Parish of St. Pancras,’ in 
the County of Middlesex, of all Sums assessed, collected, &amp;c., 
for the purposes therein mentioned ; (Ordered, txxxvutt. 614, but 
not presented.) 

4311. Returns from the several Boards in the Parish of St, 
Pancras of the Monies expended by them in 1830-1832 ; txxxvint. 
683. (P. 709.) 

4312. Monies expended, or Liabilities incurred, by the Vestry- 
men and Directors of the Poor of the Parish of St. Pancras, 
Middlesex, or by either of those bodies, 1833-1836, on account of 
Expenses of Parliamentary Proceedings, Costs of Actions, &amp;c. ; 
xcil. 341. 

See supra, 993. 1237. 
Paper : 

4313. Produce of the Excise Duty on Paper in Ireland; Ex- 
penses of Collection, and several other Returns relating thereto ; 
LXXXV. 251, P. 

4314. Excise Prosecutions in England, Scotland and Ireland 
for recovery of Duties on Paper, 1817-1832; (Ordered, txxxv1. 
788, but not presented till) uxxxvut. 23. 

4315. Namesand Places of Confinement of all Persons now in 
Prison for non-payment of Penalties or for other causes connected 
with the Paper Duties; Lxxxvi. 932, Pp. 

4316. Aggregate Amount of Excise Duties received on Stained 
Paper in the United Kingdom, stating the Number of Pieces and 
Yards stained in England, Scotland and Ireland; Rate and 
Amount of Duty, 1823-1833; rxxxvut. 409. (P. 419.) 

4317. Number of Pounds Weight of Paper made in each Col- 
lection of Excise; Quantity exported from Great Britain and 
Ireland, 1831-1834 ; LXxx1x. 456. (Pr. 464.) 


Paramatta :—See supra, 1506. 


Parga: 

4318. Memorial presented by a Native of Parga to the Secre- 
tary of State for the Colonies; Despatches of Sir Thomas Mait- 
land relative to Parga; ixxv. 441, P. 

4319. Papers and Despatches relating to the Parguinotes, and 
the Disturbances at Santa Maura; Lxxvi. 409, P. 


Parishes :—See supra, 1721. 3593. 3825; infra, 4350, &amp;e. 6083, 
&amp;e. 


Parishes in Ireland : 
4320. Detail of the Expense of forming Tables of the Names 
of Parishes in Ireland; Sums already paid, and Estimate for the 
completion; Lxxxvi. 490, P. See infra, 4831. 


Parish Cess :—See supra, 1097. 


Parish Registers : 

4321. Fees claimed for searching Parish Registers, and for 
Copies of Certificates of Registers; Lxxx11. 431. 

4322. Returns from Registrars of every Diocese in England 
and Wales, of the Number of Parishes and Chapelries that have 
transmitted Copies of the Register Books of Baptisms, Marriages 
and Burials, and other Returns relating thereto, 1813-1829 ; 
LXXXxVI. 439, Pp. 471, P. 

See supra, 1237. 


Parks :—See supra, 4300. 


Parliament : 
4323. Estimate for defraying the Salaries and Allowances to 
the Officers of the Houses of Lords and Commons; For 1820; 
LXxv. 255, Pp. (App. 566.)——1821; Lxxvi. 80, Pp. (App. 581.) 
1822; uxxvi. 31, p. (App. 595.)——1823; Lxxvinl. 74, P- 
(App. 566.) ——-1824; Lxx1x. 25, p. (App. 645.}——1825; LXxx. 
31, p. (App. 755.) ——1826; Lxxx1. 92, p. (App. 529.)}——1827 5 
LXXXII. 162, p. (App. 723.)——1828 ; Lxxxu1. 87, Pp. (App. 665.) 
1829; Lxxxiv. 73, P. (App. 518.)}———1830; Lxxxv. 112, P- 
(App. 759.}——1831; 1xxxvi. 426, p. (App. exxvi.) 562, P- 
(App. 1026,)——1832; Lxxxvil. 105, Pp. (App. 805.) 
4324. 








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4324. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted in 1833 to 
defray the Charge of Salaries of the Officers of the House of 
Lords and the House of Commons, and for Pensions of retired 
Officers of the Two Houses, which are paid at the Treasury, and 
also of the Amount which will be required in aid of the Fee 
Funds of the Two Houses ; txxxvut. 263, Pp. (App. 883.)——1834 ; 
LXXXIX. 167. (P. 170.) (App. 737.)——1835 ; xc. 212, p. 1836 ; 
xcl. 232, P. Amended Estimate, 748, p. 1837; xcir. 212, P. 

4325. Estimate for defraying the Expenses of the Houses of 
Lords and Commons; For 1820; ixxv. 255, Pp. (App. 565.)—— 
1821; Lxxvi. 80, Pp. (App. 583.)——1822; itxxvi. 31, p. (App. 
595.)——1823 ; txxvit. 74, p. (App. 566.) 1824; LxxIx. 25, P. 
(App. 645.)——1825 ; xxx. 31, p. (App. 755.)}——1826; Lxxx1. 
92, Pp. (App. 529.}——1827; Lxxxi. 162, p. (App. 723.)—— 
1828 ; Lxxx11. 87, Pp. (App. 665.) 1829; Lxxxiv. 73, Pp. (App. 

















518.)——-1830; Lxxxv. 112, p. (App. 759.)——1831; Lxxxvr. | 


426, Pp. (App. cxxvii.) 563, p. (App. 1026.)——1882 ; Lxxxvut. 105, P. 
(App. 805.)——1833 ; Lxxxvil. 263, Pp. (App. 883.)——1834 ; 
LXXxIx. 167. (F. 170.) (App. 737.) ——-18353; xc. 212, p.—— 
1836; XCI. 232, P. 

4326. Estimate of Sum required to defray the Charge for 
Salaries and Expenses of the Two Houses of Parliament, and of 
Allowances to retired Officers, 1837; xc11. 212, P. 


4327. Amended Estimate of Sum required for Salaries and 
Expenses, and of Allowances to retired Officers, 1836-37 ; xcz. 
748, P. 

4328. Sum which will be wanted to make good the deficiency 
of the Sum granted in 1819 to defray the Expenses of the Houses 
of Lords and Commons ; Lxxv. 255, p. (App. 566.) 

4329. Estimate for Expenses in the Department of the Lord 
Chamberlain for Fittings and Furniture for the Two Houses of 
Parliament; From 5 April 1820 to 5 January 1822; Lxxvi. 80, P. 
(App. 581.)}——1822 ; txxvu. 31, p. (App. 595.)}——-182 ; Lxxvill. 
74, p. (App. 566.) 1824; LxxIx. 25, Pp. (App. 645.)}——1825 ; 
LXxx. 32, Pp. (App. 765.)——1826; txxx1. 103, Pp. (App. 541.) 
1827; Lxxxu. 302, p. (App. 734.)——1828 5 Lxxxim. 88, P. 
(App. 673.) 

4330. _ Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the 
Expense of certain Works for the accommodation of the Two 
Houses of Parliament; Lxxx11. 302, Pp. (App. 719.)——1828 ; 
LXxxIill. 160, P. 

4331. Estimate of Amount required, 1835-26, for providing 
temporary accommodation for the Houses of Lords and Commons 
in consequence of the late Fire; xc. 212, r. 

4332. Estimate for providing temporary accommodation for 
the Houses of Lords and Commons, Committee Rooms and Offices, 
including the temporary Residence of the Speaker, &amp;c., 1837 ; 
XCI. 232, P. XCH.- 212, P. 











4333. Estimate of the further Sum required on account of the 
Two Houses of Parliament and other public Buildings, &amp;c.; 1835 ; 
XC. 525, P. 

4334. Estimate of Sum required towards the Expense of 
erecting the New Houses of Parliament; 1837; xc. 521, P. 


4335. Manner in which certain Sums voted in the Miscella- 
neous Estimates of 1825, to defray the Salaries and Allowances to 
Officers of both Houses of Parliament, and to defray other 
Expenses attending the Two Houses, was expended ; txxx1. 253, Pp. 
1830; Lxxxv. 47], P. 





4336. Manner in which the Sum of £.22,000 voted for the 
Expenses of the Houses of Lords and Commons in 1832, and also 
the Arrears of £.3,500 was expended; stating the Amount under 
separate heads ; Lxxxvi1l. 430, P. 


4337. Expense incurred for Furniture supplied and repaired 
for the Houses of Lords and Commons, the Courts of Law 
and various Public Offices and Official Houses in London and 
Westminster, 1828-1834 ; (Ordered, txxx1x. 71, but not presented.) 


4338. Plans of the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Hall 
and other adjoining public Buildings, to identify more particularly 
the House of Commons and its Offices; Lxxx1x. 599. 

4339. Report of the Lords of the Council upon the Evidence 
taken respecting the destruction by Fire of the Two Houses of 
Parliament; xc. 8, P. 


4340. Report of Commissioners appointed to consider the 
Plans for building the Houses of Parliament; xct. 100, p. 


4341. Report of the Commissioners of Woods, &amp;c., on Mr. 
Barry’s Plans and Estimates; xcu1. 275, P. 


4342. Amount expended in erecting and furnishing the pre- 
sent temporary Houses of Parliament, with Estimate for com- 
pleting ; xc1. 703. (Pp. 711.) 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





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


Parliament —continued. 


4343. Manner in which £. 36,500 was expended in 1835 for the 
Houses of Lords and Commons, and Salaries and Pensions paid 
at the Treasury for Officers of those Houses. (Ordered, xc1. 774, 
but not presented.) 

4344. Letter addressed by Dr. Reid to the Chief Commis- 
sioner of Woods and Forests on the subject of the Alterations that 
have taken place in the Ventilation of the House of Commons, 
XCII. 27, (P. 30.) 

See supra, 1415. 1441. 3621. 


Parliamentary Mews: 


4345. Total Expenses of building the Parliamentary Mews in 
Westminster; txxx111. 274. 


Parliamentary Business : 


4346. Payments for Bills or Acts relating to Scotland ; uxxxrx. 
186. (P. 534.) 


Parliamentary Papers, Reports, &amp;c. : 

4347. Classification of Parliamentary Reports, and a Breviate 
of their Contents; likewise Tables of Arrangement in Volumes, 
of the Accounts and other Papers and Bills; 1801-1826; txxxv. 
108, p. See supra, 3139. 

4348. Terms on which and the Places whereat the Votes of the 
House, and the Reports and Papers printed by its Order, may be 
had by the Public, according to the Resolution of 13 August 1836 5 
XCII. 17, P. 

4349. Return in columns, showing the Total Number of Public 
Parliamentary Papers issued in 1833-1837, respectively; the 
Number issued gratis and sold in each Year, and the Sum Total 
produced ; (Ordered, xcit. 607, but not presented.) 


Parliamentary Representation : 

4350. Number of Houses in 1821 in each City, Borough and 
Town sending Members to Parliament in England and Wales, and 
greatest Number of Electors polled, 1800-1831; Lxxxvi. 330, P. 

4351. Number of Houses in the several Towns in Wales, spe- 
cified in Schedule (F.) of the Reform Bill; rxxxvi. 439, Pp. 
With their Population from the last Returns; 788, p. 

4352. Circular Letter to Returning Officers of Cities, Boroughs 


and Towns in England and Wales, respecting Limits of Houses, 
and Population thereof; Lxxxvi. 471, P. 





4353. Further Information touching the Amount of Popu- 
lation, Number and Value of Houses in Towns or Districts now 
sending or proposed by the Reform Bill to send Members to Par- 
liament; Lxxxvi. 603, P. 


4354. Number of Resident Electors in each of the Boroughs 
named in Schedule (B.); Lxxxvi. 725, P. 

4355. Number of Persons in each City and Royal Burgh in 
Scotland occupying Premises rented at £.10 to £.15, £.15 to £.20, 
and £.20 and upwards; also Number of Persons composing the 
Corporation of each City and Royal Burgh; ixxxvu. 330, p. 

4356. Memorials addressed to the Secretary of State for the 
Home Department from any Borough mentioned in Schedules 
(A. or B.) of the Reform Bill (England); txxxvi. 489, Pp. 491, P 
503, P. 

4357. Applications (not already laid before Parliament) made 
to his Majesty’s Government, that any City, Town or District 
should be continued in or admitted to the right of sending Mem- 
bers to Parliament; Lxxxvi. 597, P. Further Applications, 688. 

4358. Assessed Taxes levied at several Towns, 1821-1831 ; 
LXXXVI. 475, P. 

4359. Assessed Taxes levied at the Towns of Marlborough 
and Chippenham, 1821-1831; Lxxxvi. 493, P. 





4360. Number of Houses assessed to the Inhabited House 
Duty at £. 10 and upwards in the Tower Hamlets, and in several 
other Divisions and Parishes in Middlesex and Surrey ; txxxv1. 
493, P. 

4361. Total Amount of Assessed Taxes for each of the Years 
ending 5 April 1829-1831, for Places sending Members to Par- 
liament ; Lxxxvi. 613, P. 


4362. ‘otal Amount of Assessed Taxes in each of the Years 
ending 5 April 1828-1830, levied on places contained in Schedules 
(C. and D.) of the Reform Bill last amended ; Lxxxvi. 636, P. 

4363. Total Amount of Assessed Taxes in each of the Years 
1828-1830, levied on Places contained in Schedule (F.) of the 
Reform Bill; txxxvi. 702, p. 

4364. Number of Houses rated to the Inhabited House Duty 
of £.10 and upwards, and Amount of Assessed Taxes in the 
respective Parishes of St. Lawrence and St. Michael, Appleby ; 
LXXXVI. 870. 





4365. Population 





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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








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


Parliamentary Representation—continued. 

4365. Population of each City, Town and Borough in Eng- 
land and Wales, and other Accounts relating thereto; Lxxxvi, 
330, P. 

4366. Population of the several Parishes, Precincts and Liber- 
ties comprised within the Tower Hamlets, St. Mary-le-bone, St. 
Paneras, and Lambeth; Lxxxvi. 339, P. 

4367. Population under 2,000, and under 4,000, in 1821, of 
each Borough in England and Wales returning Members to Par- 
liament ; number of Houses; greatest number of Electors polled, 
1801-1831; also of Cities and Royal Burghs in Scotland; 
LXXXVI. 349, P. 

4368. Population of each Town in Wales not now returning 
Members which amounted in 1821 to 10,000 and upwards ; Lxxxvi. 
357, P. 

4369. Corrected Return of the Population of each City and 
Borough in England from the Population Returns of 1821 ; 
LXXXVI. 471, P. 

4370. Population Returns of 1821; of the Population of cer- 
tain places not now returning Members; txxxvi. 479, P. 

4371. Population and Number of Inhabited Houses in certain 
Parishes in the County of Monmouth; Lxxxvi. 503, Pp. 

4372. Correct Return of the Population of each City and 
Royal Burgh in Scotland having a Vote in the Election of Members; 
also of the Towns of Paisley and Greenock, and Parishes in which 
the Suburbs of Perth are situated, including that of Bridgend ; 
LXXXVvI. 479, P. 

4373. Population according to the last Census of Parishes in 
which any City, Borough or Cinque Port in England and Wales 
now sending Members is situate, &amp;c.; LXxxxvi. 671, P. 

4374. Population according to the last Census of the Boroughs 
and other places not mentioned in Schedules (A. B. or F.) of the 
Reform Bill (England); 1xxxv1. 671, p. 

4375. Population according to the last Census of such Towns 
or Districts in England and Wales as are proposed to send Mem- 
bers in future ; Lxxxvi. 671, P. 

4376. Population of Fifty-six English Boroughs standing 
lowest in the Census of 1831; Lxxxvi. 766, P. 

4377. Population, 1821, of each County in England and Wales, 
exclusive of the Population of each City, Town or District which 
isto send Members, &amp;c.; Lxxxvi. 788, P. 

4378. Population, 1821, of each County in England and Wales, 
exclusive of the Population of each City, &amp;c., which now sends 
Members; Lxxxvi. 788, P. 

4379. Population, 1821 and 1831, of all Cities and Towns in 
England exceeding a Population of 10,000, to which it is not in- 
tended to give Representatives ; LXXXxvI. 832, P. 

4380. Instructions given by the Secretary of State for the 
Home Department, with reference to Parliamentary Representa- 
tion; and Letters or Reports received by the Secretary of State 
in answer to such Instructions; LXxxVII. 28, P. 30, p. 36, P. 

4381. Ten first Boroughs in Lieutenant Drummond’s List ; 
LXXXVII. 40, P. 

4382. Return from all the Boroughs (120) enumerated in 
Paper II., ordered to be printed 15 December 1831, and from all 
the Towns and Districts proposed by the Reform Bill to send 
Members to Parliament, of the Population, Houses and Extent 
in Acres; LXxxvil. 42, P. 54, P. 123, P. 

4383. Further Applications addressed to His Majesty’s Go- 
vernment by the Corporation or Inhabitants of any City, Borough, 
Town or District, respecting the right of sending Members to 
Parliament; txxxvit. 44, P. 

4384. Population, Inhabited Houses and Assessed Taxes in 
the several Counties enumerated in Schedule (F.) of the Reform 
Bill; txxxvir. 100, p. 

4385. Statement of the Authorities on which the Limits stated 
in the Reports and Plans of the Commissioners have been assigned 
to the several Boroughs so reported on, as their ancient Limits ; 
LXXXVII. 117, P. 

4386. Population of Merthyr Tydvil by the last Census, with 
the Number of Houses and Amount of Assessed Taxes ; txxxvi1. 
123, P. 

4387. Supplementary Accounts of Population, Inhabited 
Houses and Assessed Taxes, in the several Counties enumerated 
in Schedule (F.) and in Clause 15 of the Reform Bill; txxxvu. 
123, P. 

4388. Comparative Statement of the Population, under the 
latest Census, of England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland respec- 
tively ; 1xxxvu. 131, P. 

4389. Report on the Metropolitan Districts for the future 
Election of Members to serve in Parliament; txxxvu. 142, p. 





Parliamentary Representation—continued. 


4390. List of Boroughs, arranged according to the Number of 
Houses, Amount of Assessed Taxes, Discharges to be deducted, 
Game Duties to be added, and Assessed Taxes to be corrected ; 
LXXXVII. 158, P. 

4391. Customs Duties collected in, and Registered Shipping 
belonging to, the several Ports in England, Wales, Scotland and 
Ireland, which it is proposed should hereafter return @ Member or 
Members to Parliament; txxxvu. 148, Pp. 

4392. Abstract of the Population, Assessed Taxes, &amp;c., of the 
Boroughs contained in Parts I. and II. of the Boundary Reports, 
so far as the same can be ascertained ; txxxvii. 165, P. 


4393. Abstract of the Population, Assessed Taxes, &amp;c., of the 
Boroughs in Parts III., IV., V.and VI. of the Boundary Reports, 
so far as the same can be ascertained ; (Ordered, Lxxxvut. 176, but 
not presented.) 

4394. Population, under the Census of 1831, of each County 
in England which now sends, and also of each which is to send, 
a Member or Members to Parliament under the Reform Bill; 
LXXXVII. 315, P. 

4395. Proportions to the Rent or actual Value at which the 
Parochial Assessments are made in each Parish or Township 
within places intended to send Representatives; Lxxxvi1. 313, Pp. 


4396. Estimated Superficial Extent in Acres contained within 
the Boundaries of the several Boroughs, numbered 46-56, in 
Lieutenant Drummond’s List; txxxvit. 354, Pp. 


4397. Population, Amount of Assessed Taxes and Number of 
Houses in the Parish of Wednesbury, and Extent of Acres in the 
said Parish; txxxvit. 40, Pp. 

4398. Population of every Place in Great Britain not now 
sending Members to Parliament, of which the Population has, by 
the last Census, exceeded 5,000 souls; and the Amount of 
Assessed Taxes for the year ending April 1831, in each such Place 
respectively ; Lxxxvil. 131, P. 

4399. Returns from the Churchwardens and Overseers and 
Commissioners of Assessed Taxes of the Parishes of St. Mary, 
Lambeth ; St. Mary-le-bone; St. Pancras; St. James, Clerken- 
well; and St. Andrew, Holborn; and of the Parishes of St. 
George, Hanover-square; St. Margaret and St. John; St. Cle- 
ment Danes; St. Martin-in-the-Fields; St. Mary-le-Strand ; St. 
Paul, Covent-garden, and St. Anne, Soho, within the City and 
Liberties of Westminster; showing the Total Number of Rate- 
payers in each Parish, and the Number of Rate-payers in each 
Parish who, on or before the 20 July last, had paid the Assessed 
Taxes and Poor Rates due on or before the 5 April 1832; txxxvu. 
550, P. 556, P. 562, P. 567, P. 589, P. 

4400. Number of Rated Inhabitants in the several Parishes 
within the City of London ; and the Number who have paid their 
Rates and Assessed Taxes on or before 20 July 1832, and which 
were payable on 5 April 1832; txxxvu. 589. 


4401. Return from the City and Liberties of Westminster, 
showing the Number of Persons who have paid, on or before 
31 July 1832, all Poor Rates due upon that day; distinguishing 
the Number of Female Occupants of Houses; and similar Returns 
from Southwark and Shrewsbury ; txxxvu. 589. 

4402. Instructions given by the Chief Secretary for Ireland, 
with reference to the Cities and Boroughs in Ireland sending 
Representatives to Parliament, with Letters or Reports in answer; 
LXXXVII. 313, P. 393, P. 

4403. Number and Amount of Exemptions from Assessed 
Taxes on account of Yeomanry Cavalry Horses, for 1831, in each 
of the 110 Boroughs mentioned in Lieutenant Drummond’s List ; 
LXXXVII. 131, P. 

4404. Expenses incurred relative to the Reform of Parliament 
Bills previous to passing the same ; distinguishing Sums paid and 
remaining to be paid ; (Ordered, uxxxvu. 572, but not presented.) 

4405. Continuation up to May of the Returns ordered on 
13 February 1833, relative to Proceedings in Ireland under the 
Reform of Parliament, Ireland, Act; txxxvim. 540. 

See supra, 716, &amp;c. 834. 2402; infra, 4587. 


Parliamentary Representation Act, Ireland : 


4406. Estimate to defray Expenses incurred by Clerks of the 
Peace in Ireland in carrying into effect Act 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c. 88; 
XCl. 235, P. 


Parochial Rates, Ireland : 


4407. Sums applotted by the several Vestries of Ireland under 
the Head of Parochial Rates in 1827 ; Lxxxu1. 233. (p. 238.) 291. 
(P. 379.) 

4408. Sums directed to be levied in every Parish in Ireland in 
Easter Week 1832, under the Head of Parochial Rates, and Sums 
levied in 1830 and 1831 ; (Ordered, Lxxxvii. 300, but not presented.) 


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


Parochial Schoolmasters (Scotland): 

4409. Extracts from Presbytery Books in Scotland, including 
Orkney and Shetland, of Cases brought before Presbyteries re- 
specting Parochial Schoolmasters under Act 43 Geo. III. c. 54, 
§ 21; xct. 18. (P. 35.) (Order for printing discharged, 104.) 


Parochial Schools :— See infra, 5125. 
Partington, Mr. :—See supra, 2863. 


Partnership : 
4410. Report on the Law of; xct1. 645. (Pp. 660.) 


Passengers : 

4411. Despatches received at the Colonial Office from Go- 
vernors of British Colonies respecting the necessity of imposing 
Regulations for the conveyance of Passengers to North America ; 
LXXXIII. 150, P. 

4412. Act passed on the 2d May 1819, by the Senate and 
House of Representatives of the United States for regulating Pas- 
senger Ships; xc. 181, p. (P. 202.) 

See infra, 5226. 


Patent Slip :—See supra, 2114. 3932. 
Patents, Clerks of :—See supra, 1063. 


Patents, for Inventions : 

4413. Expenses incurred in taking out a Patent; In England, 
Privy Seal Office ; txxx1. 211. (P. 216.)——-Home Department, 
England, Scotland and Ireland, 218, p. Patent Office of the 
Attorney-General, and at the Attorney and Solicitor-General’s 
Offices ; 221, p. Passing the Great Seal, England; 252, p. 
Signet Office, England and Ireland; 264, p. In Scotland ; 
242, P. In Ireland ; 233. 

4414. Minute of the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council 
for Trade, dated 4 November 1834, on granting Letters Patent; 
xcu. 406. (Pp. 413.) 

See supra, 3619. 


Patents, for Offices : 

4415. Number of Patents of Sheriffs and Commissions of 
Peace, and of Elections for Temporal Peers for Ireland, 1811- 
1821; with Fees charged by the Clerk of the Crown and Hanaper 
thereon; Lxxvi. 310, P. 1812-1822; txxvul. 165. (P. 175.) 

See infra, 5099. 5296. 




















Patents for Printing :—See supra, 3316. 
Patents of Precedent :—See supra, 712. 
Patras :—See supra, 8950, &amp;e. 


“ Patriot,’ Aberdeen Ship :—See supra, 1908. 
Paul’s, St., Cathedral : 


4416. Fees or Charges made to Visitors at the Entrance, in 
every different portion of the Building, above and below, and for 
seeing Nelson’s Monument; with the Annual Amount of each of 
such different Charges, and the distinct Appropriation thereof, 
1827-1837; (Ordered, xcu. 445, but not presented.) 


Pauper Lunatics :—See supra, 3635, &amp;e. 


Paving :—See supra, 2169, &amp;c. 3498. 3826. 


Pawnbrokers: 


4417. Number of Pawnbrokers licensed in the Metropolis and 
in the Country, 1825-1829; LxXxxv. 653, P. 


Paymaster General’s Office : 

4418. Estimate required to defray the Charge of the Consoli- 
dated Pay Offices for the Army, Navy and Ordnance, 1836-1837 ; 
XCI. 748, P. 

4419. Sums advanced for Payment of Salaries due on 5 July 
1836, to the Paymaster General and the Clerks employed in his 
Department, or in the late Offices of Paymaster of the Forces, 
Treasurer of the Navy, and Treasurer of the Ordnance; specify- 
ing Funds out of which paid; Treasury Minute, Warrant or 
Correspondence relating thereto; xc1. 803. (P. 819.) 

4420. Rules, Orders and Regulations prescribed by the Com- 
missioners of the Treasury for the government of the Office of 
His Majesty’s Paymaster General; xc1. 831, Pp. 

4421. Treasury Minute, containing Regulations for the govern- 
ment of the Office of His Majesty’s Paymaster General; xcut. 
37. (Pp. 46.) 

4422. Estimate of the Sum required to defray the Charge of 
the Office of His Majesty’s Paymaster General, from 1 April 
1837 to 31 March 1838; xct. 213. (Pp. 215.) 

See infra, 4925. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


House—(continued)-—relative to— 


Peace Preservation (Ireland): 
4423. Total Expenses incurred in Ireland under the Peace 


Preservation Act, 1827-1830, and the Number of Men employed ; 
LXXxv. 339, P. See infra, 4818. 


Pearl and Pot Ashes : 


4424. Quantity imported into Ireland, 1820-1825; txxx. 312, 
p.—Into London and Liverpool, 1824-1827 ; txxx111. 163, Pp. 


——Into Great Britain, 1817-1828; (Ordered, uxxxi. 541, but 
not presented.) 


Peddle v. Evans :—See supra, 2407. 


Peers: 


4425. Number of Representative Peers of Ireland raised to 
the British Peerage since their Election as Representative Peers; 
LXXXIx. 132. See supra, 2072. 4415; infra, 5245. 


Pells, Clerk of :—See supra, 2595, &amp;c. 
Pembroke Yard: 


4426. Representations relative to the necessity of building a 
Chapel in; txxxv. 237. 


Penitentiaries :—See supra, 123. 2842. 


Penitentiary House, Milbank : 

4427. Estimate of Sum wanted for defraying the Expense of 
building a Penitentiary House at Milbank for 1820; txxv. 208, 
p. (App. 561.)——1821; Lxxvi. 80, Pp. (App. 580.) 1822 ; 
LXxvil. 31, Pp. (App. 593.) 

4428. Estimate of Sum wanted to defray the Expense of 
the Establishment of a Penitentiary House from 24 June 
1820 to 24 June 1821; xxv. 208, Pp. (App. 561.)——1822; 
LXxvi. 140, P. (App. 585.}——-1823; txxvil. 32, p. (App. 594.) 

1824; uxxvint. 74, p. (App. 564.1825; Lxxix. 24, Pp. 
(App. 643.) 1826; Lxxx. 32, p. (App. 758.) 1827 ; 
LXXXI. 153, P. 1828; Lxxxul. 162, rp. (App. 727.) ——24 June 
to 31 December 1828; 1xxxu. 161, P. 1829; Lxxx1v. 74, P. 
(App. 521.)}——1830; ixxxv. 112, p. (App. 762.)}——1831; 
LXXxviI. 426, p. (App. cxxx.) 563, Pp. (App. 1030.)——1832; 
LXXXxviI. 106, Pp. (App. 808.)——1833 ; LxxxvimI. 263, Pp. (App. 
886.)——1834 ; LxxxIx. 168. (Pp. 170.) (App. 740.) ——1835 ; 
xc. 212, Pp. 1836 5 XCcI. 233, P. 1837 5 xcII. 213, P. 

4429. Estimate for restoring Building destroyed by Fire in 
October 1835, and for certain Improvements ; xct. 232, P. 

4430. Annual Report of the Committee, and Rules and Regu- 
lations; 1820; Lxxv. 258, P. 1821; Lxxvi. 169, P. 1822 ; 
LXxvII. 106. (Pp. 113.) (App. 1189.}——1823; LxxvimI. 126, p. 
18245 LxxIx. 128. 18255 Lxxx. 166, P. 18265 LxxXI1. 
122, P. 1827; Lxxx1l. 195, P. 1828 5; LXxxIII. 162, P. 
1829; LXxxIv. 122, P. 1830; LxxXxv. 167, Pp. 
359, P. 1832 5 Lxxxvil. 176, P. 1833; LxXxxvil. 161. 
(p. 218.) ——1834 ; Lxxx1x. 95, P. 1835; xc. 98, P. 1836 ; 
xcI. 181. (P. 145.1837 ; xc11. 165. (P. 173.) 

4431. Report of the Physicians on the state of the General 
Penitentiary at Milbank 5; txxvut. 211, P. 

4432. Letter from Dr. Hutchison to the Committee of the 
General Penitentiary, on the subject of the Dietary, dated 
March 1822; (Ordered, uxxvit. 254, but not presented.) 

4433. Letters from Dr. Hutchison to the Committee of the 


General Penitentiary, dated 14 February and 14 April 1823; 
LXXVIII. 279, P. 



























































1831; LXxxvI. 














4434. Extract from Minutes of the Superintending Committee, 
dated 21 and 29 March 1821; txxvutt. 474, P. 

4435. Items composing £. 20,946, expended at the Penitentiary 
in 1826; Lxxx1I. 297, P. 

4436. Account in detail of the Particulars of the Sum charged 
for Salaries of Officers and Clerks in the Penitentiary at Milbank 
in the Miscellaneous Estimates for 1830; Lxxxv. 191, P. 

4437. Detail of Expenditure of £.18,431. 9s. 11d. in 1834; 
xc. 233, P. 

4438. Expense of the Penitentiary Establishment in each Year, 
1820-1829 ; showing Number of Convicts, &amp;c.; txxxv. 591, P. 

See infra, 5856. 


Pennant, Dawkins :—See supra, 3563, &amp;c. 


Penryn Disfranchisement Bill : 
4439. Total Amount of Expenses incurred in the last Session 
of Parliament ; and Total Expense incurred in the Proceedings at 


the Bar of the House of Lords for Counsel and Witnesses relative 
to the said Bill; txxxi. 555, p. 





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


Penryn Disfranchisement Bill—continued. 

4440. Total Amount of Expenses incurred relative to the said 
Bill, distinguishing how much paid to Mr. Vizard and to Mr. 
Butt for Counsel and Witnesses for and against the Bill; 
(Ordered, txxxut. 557, but not presented.) 


Pensions : 

4441. Pensions, the total Amount of which is required by 
22 Geo. III. c. 82, not to exceed £.90,000, by more than £.5,000, 
up to 5 January 1820; xxv. 293, p. (App. 846.) 

4442. Pensions, Allowances and Compensations granted under 
Act 50 Geo. III. ¢. 117 5 txxvi. 493. (P. 495.) 

4443. Pensions and Salaries in the United Kingdom, which 
were charged in the Year 1821 with the Duty of Four Shillings 
in the Pound, and of Pensions which were not charged; Lxxvu. 
229, P. 274, P. 

4444. Account ini detail of the Sums included in the Accounts 
for 1820, intituled, Pensions out of the Hereditary Revenue ; 
( Ordered, uxxvi. 349, but not presented till) txxvit. 154, P. 

4445. Amount of Payments made on account of Salaries and 
Pensions created by Act 6 Geo. IV.c. 88, 1829 and 1830; Lxxxv. 
569, P. 

4446. Rates of Allowances as Pensions to Widows of Officers 
and Men in the Civil and Military Branches of the Army, Navy, 
Ordnance and Commissariat Departments; also to Widows of 
Seamen, 1792-1829; Return of such Allowances as Pensions in 

21, Pp. 530, Pp. 612, P. 

4447. Regulations now in force for granting Pensions, &amp;c., to 
Widows of Commissioned and Non-commissioned Officers and 
Privates in the Army, Ordnance, Navy, and also of Public 
Officers and Clerks in other Departments of the Public Service ; 
( Ordered, Lxxxv1. 43, but not presented.) 

4448. Detailed Statement of the ancient Stipends and Annual 
Payments under the denomination of perpetual Pensions by the 
Commissioners of Woods and Forests; (Ordered, txxxvuit. 90, 
but not presented.) 

4449. Pensions paid at the Treasury for which £. 14,000 is 
required in the Estimates on the Table, stating Name of Person, 
Offices held, Salaries and Allowances formerly received ; LxxxvutI. 
430, P. 

4450. Accounts in detail of all Pensions granted under the 
head of Compensation or otherwise on the Abolition of or for 
Sinecure Offices in different Branches of the Revenue, and in 
other Departments of the State, and of Pensions granted for 
Offices abolished ; Lxxx1x. 492. (Pp. 495.) 

4451. Pensions granted by His Majesty’s Sign Manual, under 
57 Geo. III. c. 65; txxvit. 145, p. (App. 1126.) 

4452. Persons entitled to or receiving Pensions granted under 
Acts 57 Geo. III. c. 65, and 6 Geo. IV. c. 90; Lxxxvi. 247, P. 
(App. ecexiii.) 

4453. Pensions granted under Act 57 Geo. III. ¢. 65, with 
Date of each; txxxvi. 508, rp. (App. ecexxxv.) 

4454. Persons entitled though not receiving Official Pensions, 
and also those now receiving Pensions under Acts 57 Geo. IIT. 
c. 65, and 6 Geo. IV. c. 90, stating the Names of Persons, the 
Amount of Pension granted, &amp;c.; Ltxxxviit. 307, pP. 

4455. Estimate to satisfy Pensions, &amp;c. which would have been 
payable if the Demise of his late Majesty had not taken place 
before 5 January 1831; Lxxxvi. 154, p. (App. ccexiii.) 

4456. Pensions granted to Officers in the Colonies since 1815 ; 
LXXXVII. 149, r. 

4457. Sum paid into the Exchequer, between 5 April 1823 and 
5 April 1824, on account of Military and Naval Pensions; 

Lxxvi. 87, p. (Order for printing discharged; Account with- 
drawn; another ordered; presented,) 92, v. (App. 590.) 

4458. Correspondence relating to an Agreement between the 
Trustees for carrying into execution Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 51, rela- 
tive to Naval and Military Half-pay and Pensions, &amp;c.; txxvuit. 
157, p. (App. 972.) 

4459. Annuity transferred by the Trustees of Naval and Mili- 
tary Pensions to the Bank of England; Value of Annuities trans- 
ferred; Lxx1x. 87, P. 

4460. Sums which pursuant to the several Acts of 3 &amp; 4 
Geo. IV. will become payable for Military and Naval Pensions, 
between 5 April 1824 and 5 April 1825; Lxxrx. 20, p. (App. 900.) 

1825-1826; Lxxx. 25, p. (App. 959.) 1826-1827; LxxxX1. 

22, p. (App. 733.)——1827-1828; Lxxxu. 343, p. (App. 915.) 

Between 5 April and 5 July 1828; txxxu. 190, P. 

4461. Annuity transferred by the Trustees of Naval and Mili- 
tary Pensions to the Bank of England; ixx1x. 87, p.—1Lxxx. 
477, Pp. (App. 960.) 





Pensions—continued. 

4462. Amount paid by the Bank of England for the Annuity 
of £.585,740, purchased of the Trustees of Military and Naval 
Pensions, with the Dates of Payments ; txxx1. 39, p. (App. 734.) 

4463. Value of the above Annuity for Forty-four Years; (Or. 
dered, Lxx1x. 16, but not presented till) uxxxt. 64, p. (App. 734,) 

4464. Amount paid on account of Military and Naval Pen. 
sions and Civil Superannuations in 1826; (Ordered, uxxxu. 487, 
but not presented.) 

4465. Amount now due tothe Bank on the Annuity purchased 
under Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 22; uxxxv. 461, p. 

4466. Names of Persons placed on the Pension List of Ireland, 
1792-1794; Lxxx1lI. 421, P. 

4467. General aggregate Sum of Pensions which were paid 
Quarterly in Scotland, 1819; txxv. 293, p. (App. 851.) 

4468. Pensions on the Civil List and on the Consolidated Fund 
on 18 May 1835; xc. 392, P. 

4469, Treasury Warrants granting Pensions to Robert Hay, 
Esq'*, Colonial Under Secretary, and to Sir John Barrow, Admi- 
ralty Secretary, with Dates of their original Appointments; xc1. 
463. (Pp. 500.) 

4470. Persons whose Pensions on the Civil List have ceased, 
and the Number to whom Pensions have been granted since 
20 April 1835, stating the Name and Amount; and a similar 
Account of Pensions payable out of the Consolidated Fund ; xcn. 
616. (P. 618.) 

See supra, 1208. 1359. 1458, &amp;c. 2079. 2345, &amp;c. 2687. 2690, 
2764, &amp;e. 3042; infra, 4636. 5012. 6023; also Key to 
Army. 


Pepper : 
4471. Imports Quarterly, 1824-1828 ; Lxxx1II. 501, Pp. 
See infra, 5589. 


Permit Writers : 
4472. Number of Permit Writers in the Service of the Excise; 
Regulations for their Appointment ; Number of Permit Writers 
on Pensions; LXxvitl. 407, Pp. 424, p. 446. (P. 450.) : 


Perpetual Curacies :—See supra, 1240. 


Persia : 
4473. Estimate of Expense to be incurred by the East India 
Company and by the British Government for the Diplomatic 
Mission to Persia, and Names of Persons appointed ; xc. 182, P. 


Personal Estate Tax : 
4474. Sums paid in the various Counties in England to the 
Personal Estate Tax, specifying Names of Places and Sums paid 
in each; LXXXVIII. 133, P. 


Personal Property, Ireland : 
4475. Value of Personal Property in Ireland, passing under 
Probates and Letters of Administration, 1819-1824; Lxx1x. 316, P. 
1827-1832; (Ordered, txxxvu. 175, but not presented.) 


Peru : 
4476. Exports and Imports of the principal Articles of British 
and Foreign Produce and Manufactures, 1820-1830; (Ordered, 
LXxXxvi. 884, but not presented.) 


Peterhead Harbour : 
4477. Memorials from Peterhead and Banff, concerning 
Damage occasioned by a Storm; Lxxv. 401, P. 


Petersburgh, St. :—See infra, 5066, &amp;e. 


Petty Sessions, Ireland : 

4478. Courts of Petty Sessions in Ireland, the Periods when 
and Places where held, the Magistrates presiding, and other par- 
ticulars; (Ordered, xc. 360, but not presented till) xc1. 631. 
(p. 634.) 


Phillpots, Captain :—See supra, 935. 
Phipps, Isaac : 


4479. Minute of the Board of Treasury, relating to relieving 
him from the Sum of £. 82,407. 15. 03.; Lxxv. 477, P. 


Phoenix Park : 
4480. Return relative to the state of Phoenix Park, adjoining 
the City of Dublin; txxxvut. 254, P. 


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


Physicians, College of : 

4481. Regulations or Bye-laws under which Graduates in 
Physic have been admitted as Fellows of the Royal College of 
Physicians in London, 1771; and other Papers relating to the 
said College; uxxxvumt. 550. (Pp. 579.)——In Dublin; txxxrx. 12. 

In Edinburgh; ixxxrx. 12. 

4482. Accounts relative thereto; (Ordered, txxxvitt. 663, but 
not presented.) 

4483. Minute appointing Committee to revise Bye-laws rela- 
tive to Licentiates; Propositions of Committee ; Bye-laws relative 
to the admission of Licentiates into the Fellowship: Since last 
Return; Fellows and Licentiates admitted ; xc. 412, p. 





Piedmont :—See infra, 5205. 


Pilchards : 
4484, Pilchards for which a Bounty has been paid, 1820- 
1827; LXXXII. 323, P. 


Pilgrim Tax :—See supra, 2347, &amp;c. 


Pilotage : 
4485. Orders in Council for exempting Vessels belonging to 
the King of the Netherlands and the King of Hanover from 
taking on board Pilots; txx1x. 28, P. 


4486. Amount paid out of the Public Revenue for Light, 
Pilotage, Harbour and Dock Dues, to any Corporation or Indi- 
vidual, to 5 January 1827; Ltxxxt1. 396, Pp. LXxxill. 545, P. 


4487. Gross Receipts, 1830-1833, for Pilotage, Lights and 
other sources of Revenue, received at the Ports of Belfast, Dublin, 
Londonderry, Liverpool, Cork and Waterford, and other Returns 
relating thereto; Lxxxvitl. 566, P. Return from Liverpool, to 
be made forthwith ; 624. 


4488. Report from Commissioners appointed to inquire into 
the Laws and Regulations relating to Pilotage in the United 
Kingdom ; xcr. 120. 

See supra, 1418, 2181. 3556. 4056; infra, 6203, kc. 








Pipe Office :—See supra, 1444. 


Pirates : 
4489. Pirate Vessels destroyed by Ships of War on the Jamaica 
Station, 1821-1823 ; Lxxvit. 439. (Pp. 447.) (App. 1035.) 
4490. Persons tried and condemned at Jamaica for Piracy, 
1821-1823; Lxx1x. 495, P. 


Pitch :—See supra, 3100. 


Pittenweem, Burgh of : 
4491. Petitions of Magistrates, Burgesses and others, praying 
a new Election; also Order approving Committee Report ; Lxxx1. 
218, P. 


Plantations :—See supra, 1355, &amp;c. 4149, &amp;e. 
Plantation Appeals :—See supra, 144. 


Plate : 

4492. Officers for whom Services of Plate are provided at the 
Public Expense, and Public Officers who are allowed for Outfit of 
Equipage or for Plate on their Appointments to Offices at Home 
and Abroad ; txxxvut. 44. 


4493. Officers for whom Services of Plate have been provided 
at the Public Expense, and Public Officers who are allowed for 
Outfits, for Plate and Equipages; txxxvitt. 529. 

4494. Annual Net Produce of the Duty levied on Wrought 
Gold and Silver Plate, 1804-1832; Lxxxviit. 338, Pp. 

4495. Weight of Wrought Silver Plate manufactured in Great 
Britain and Ireland, 1803-1813, and 1823-1833, together with 
the Weight upon which the Export Drawback has been allowed 
in those Periods respectively ; Lxxxvuit. 499, P. 


Plunkett, Rev. T. :—See supra, 2109. 


Plymouth Breakwater: 
4496. Detailed Account of the Establishment of the Break- 
water at Plymouth, stating the Salary to each Person employed ; 
LXXIx. 298, P. 
4497. Amount expended on the Breakwater, 1823, and Esti- 
mate for 1824; Lxx1x. 298, P. 
4498. Papers relative to the Contract for the supply of Lime- 
stone; xc. 543, P. 


Plymouth Port : 
4499. Foreign Vessels with their Tonnage that have entered 


into and cleared out from the Port of Plymouth and the several 
Ports to the northward of the Port, 1824-1826; Lxxx11. 423, Pp. 


-Poland : 


4500. Copy and Translation of the Manifesto of the Emperor 
of Russia of the 44 February 1832, and of the Organic Statute to 
which it refers; Lxxxvul. 584. (P. 586.) 

4501. Copy and Translation of the Constitutional Charter of 
the Kingdom of Poland, dated Warsaw, 34 November 1815; 
LXXXVII. 584. (P. 586.) 

4502. Estimate of the Sum that will be required to be issued 
for the Relief of the distressed Poles now in this Country ; uxxx1x. 
481, p. (App. 772.)—xc. 525, P.—xcI. 234, p.—xcil. 214, P. 


Polar Expedition : 


4503. Estimate of Sum proposed to be granted in 1833, as a 
Contribution from the Public in aid of a Voyage of Discovery to 
the Polar Regions; txxxvut. 264, P. 

4504. Estimate of the Sum required to enable His Majesty to 
make a Grant to Captain Ross; txxx1x. 496. (App. 773.) 


Police :—See supra, 1465, &amp;c. 2182, &amp;¢. 3827; infra, 6097. 


Police Gazette : 


4505. Cost in each Year of printing and circulating the Police 
Gazette, and the Hue and Cry, 1829-1834; (Ordered, uxxxix. 
579, but not presented till) xc. 187, P. 


Police Offices : 


4506. Establishment of the several Police Offices, on 5 January 
1821; uxxvi. 492, p. (App. 1222.) 

4507. Fines, Penalties and Forfeitures which, in 1832, were 
paid to the Receiver for the Police Offices; uxxxvutt. 486. 

4508. Names of the Stipendiary Magistrates appointed to the 
several Police Offices in the Metropolis, the Dates of their Ap- 
pointments, &amp;c.; Lxxx1x. 65. (P. 67.) 


Political or Trades Unions: 
4509. Addresses presented or forwarded for presentation to 
His Majesty on the part of Political or Trades Unions, from No- 
vember 1834; and Answers; xc. 149, P. 


Pollock, J. :—See supra, 2572. 
Ponsonby, Lord :—See supra, 808. 


Poor Law Amendment Act : 

4510. Estimate of Sum required for Salaries and Expenses of 
Commissioners appointed to carry into execution Act 4 &amp; 5 
Will. IV. c. 76; 1835; xc. 212, P. 1836; xc1. 233, p.— 
1837; xcil. 213, P. 

4511. Reports of Commissioners under Act 4 &amp; 5 Will. IV. 
c. 76; First, with Supplement and Appendix; xc. 531, p—— 
Second; xc1. 839, Pp. Third ; xc11. 669, Pp. 


4512. Particulars of Contracts made with Medical Practi- 


tioners by the Poor Law Commissioners ; (Ordered, xc. 661, but 
not presented.) 








4513. General Order for keeping Accounts in Unions issued 
by the Commissioners ; xc1. 26.—xcu. 30. 

4514. Reports of Dr. Kaye and Mr. Gulston to the Poor Law 
Commissioners on the subject of Distress in Spitalfields and Not- 
tingham; xcr1. 430. (Pp. 437.) 

4515. Names of Medical Officers now employed by the Guar- 
dians of Unions; specifying whether they are Members of the 
College of Physicians or of Surgeons, or Licentiates of the Apothe- 
caries’ Company, or belong to more than one of those Bodies, with 
the Dates of their respective Diplomas and Certificates; (Ordered, 
xc. 18, but not presented.) 

4516. General Order of the Commissioners respecting Election 
of Chairman and Vice-Chairman of the Boards of Guardians; 
xcil. 30. 

4517. Letter to the Home Secretary from the Commissioners, 
relating to the Petition recently presented to the House from 
Bury, in Lancashire; xcu. 363, P. 

4518. Number of Auditors of Poor Law Unions, with the 
Amount of Salaries paid to each; (Ordered, xcu1. 403, but not pre- 
sented.) 

4519. Return of General Rules submitted by the Commis- 
sioners to the Secretary of State; specifying those which have 
been disallowed, or any part thereof, and those which have received 
the sanction of His late Majesty’s Secretary of State; xcm. 495. 
(P. 669.) 

4520. Return of the Size (in square miles) of the several Unions 
already formed by the Commissioners, together with the Popula- 
tion in each, according to the last Census, and the number of 

Guardians appointed for each; (Ordered, xci1. 580, but not pre- 
sented.) 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 





4521. Letters 





132 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Poor Law Amendment Act—continued. Poor and Poor’s Rates—continued. 


4521. Letters addressed, by order of the Commissioners, to the 
Guardians of Saffron Walden and Swansea, dated April 1837 and 
July 1837, respecting arrangements for Religious Worship; xctt. 
650. (P. 669.) 

4522. Expense incurred in the appointment of a Committee of 
Inquiry into the Operation of the New Poor Law; Amount paid 
to Witnesses; xcu. 660. (P. 670.) 

See supra, 971; infra, 5331. 


Poor Law Commission : 

4523. Report of the Commissioners for inquiring into the 
Administration and practical Operation of the Poor Laws: 
LXxxix. 60, P. 

4524, Salaries, Allowances, Printing Expenses, Expenses of 
Messengers, and Expenses of every description occasioned by the 
Poor Law Commission; (Ordered, txxx1x. 392, but not pre- 
sented.) 

4525. Letter addressed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer 
to the Commissioners for Inquiry into the Poor Laws, dated 23 
February 1833; and Answer returned by the Commissioners ; 
LXXxvilt. 499, P. 

4526. Extracts from the Information received by His Majesty’s 
Commissioners as to the Administration and Operation of the 
Poor Laws; txxxvit. 252. 

4527. Royal Commission of Inquiry into the State of the Poor 
of Ireland, with Names of Commissioners ; Lxxx1x. 167, P. 

4528. Names of all Persons appointed Commissioners, Assist- 
ant Commissioners, Secretary, Clerks or otherwise, under a Com- 
mission appointed by His Majesty to inquire into the State of the 
Poor in England and Wales, and Ireland; (Ordered, uxxxrx. 
82, but not presented.) 

4529. Expenses incurred by the Commissioners of Poor In- 
quiry in Ireland; Estimate for completing Inquiry; xc. 561. 
(P. 588.) 

4530. Reports of Commissioners of Poor Inquiry in Ireland ; 
First; xc. 434, P. Second; xcr. 66. Third ; xcr. 232. 

See supra, 3330. 
Poor and Poor's Rates : 

4531. Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of every 
Parish or Township in England and Wales to prepare an Account 
of Money assessed and levied in each Year, ending 25 March 
1816-1819; and also distinguishing the Amount of Money paid 
out of such Assessments for other purposes than the Relief of the 


Poor; (Ordered, txxv. 220.) List of Places from which no | 


Returns have been made ; (Laid on the Table, 352.) -Abstract of 
Returns received ; (Laid on the Table, 464.) (App. 904.) Returns 
not made; (Ordered forthwith, 464.)———Similar Return for 
1819-20, and stating whether any Select Vestry has been formed, 


or Assistant Overseer appointed ; (Ordered, uxxv. 404.) (Again | 
ordered, uxxvi. 23.) Returns not made ; (Ordered forthwith, | 


274.) List of Places from which no Returns have been made; 
(Laid on the Table, 336.\———Similar Return for 1820-21, 
uxxvi. 456. (Order discharged, 495.) Similar Return again 
ordered, with the addition that Churchwardens do state the 
number of Persons maintained in any Workhouse or Poorhouse ; 
495. (Again ordered, Lxxvi. 21.)————Similar Account, 1821-22; 
( Ordered, txxvu. 418.) (Again ordered, txxvu. 43.) Similar 
Return for 1822-23; uxxvin. 425. (Again ordered, uxx1x. 19.) 

Similar Return for 1823-24; ixx1x. 522. (Presented, xxx. 
628, p.)———Similar Return for the Year ending 25 March 1825; 
LXXX. 294. Similar Return for 1825-26 ; Lxxx1. 311. (Again 
ordered, uxxxut. 115.) (Laid on the Table, 437, r.) (App. 923.) 
———Similar Return of Poor Rates and County Rates for 
1826-27 ; (Ordered, uxxxu. 437.) (Laid on the Table); uxxxu. 
157, P. For 1827-28 ; (Ordered, txxxu. 314.) (Laid on the 
Table) ; uxxxtv. 135, P. For 1828-29 ; (Ordered, txxxiv. 257. 
(Laid on the Table) ; uxxxv. 171, p.———F or 1829-30; (Ordered, 
LXXXv. 275.) (Again ordered, txxxv1. 20.) (Abstract laid on the 
Table) ; txxxvi. 352, p. For 1830-31; (Ordered, txxxvi. 361. 
636.)——For 1831-82, with the addition of the Number of Persons 
employed on the Roads, or in other work, and receiving Wages 
out of the Poor Rates; uxxxvu. 186. (Order discharged, and 
another Account ordered, 230.) 

4532. Overseers to prepare an Account of Money expended by 
them in 1822-23, distinguishing Sums paid for Relief of the 
Poor, Law Suits, Removal of Paupers, &amp;c.; and for all other 
Purposes, including County Rates, Highways, &amp;c., and whether 
any Select Vestry exists, or Assistant Overseer in office ; Lxxxvu1tt. 
594. Abstract, 332, p. In 1833-34; Lxxxix. 530. 

4533. Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor to prepare an 
Account of Money levied and assessed for Poor Rates and County 
Rates distinguishing the Money levied on Land, on Dwelling- 











houses, on Buildings occupied as Mills, &amp;c., and on Manorial 
Profits, Fines, &amp;c.; (Ordered, txxvimt. 122.)——Again ordered 
for 1825-26; txxx1. 167. (Order discharged, and another Ac. 
count ordered, 175.)——Again ordered for 1825-26; Lxxxn, 3]. 
(Laid on the Table) ; uxxxu1. 244, P. (App. 922.)——For 1882-3 , 
LXxXxvill. 594.——Abstract; Lxxxrx. 332, P. For 1833-34 ; 
LXXxIx. 530. 

4534. Returns from Northiam, Salehurst, Burwash and May- 
field (Sussex), of Paupers who have received Relief from Poor’s 
Rates; Lxxvit. 338, p. 

4535. Clerk to prepare an Abstract of the Returns made to the 
Orders requiring an account of the Total Amount of Money levied 
and expended for the Relief of the Poor in 1830-31, in every 
Parish, &amp;c. maintaining its own Poor; txxxvi. 143. (Abstract 
laid on the Table, 153, p.}——-For 1831-32 ; uxxxvuit. 102. (Laid 
on the Table, 130, Pp.) For 1832-33; txxxix. 332. (Laid on 
the Table, 332, p.}——For 25 March 1834; xc. 324. (Laid on 
the Table, 331, Pp.) 


4536. Monies assessed and levied within the London Bills of 
Mortality, under the head of Poor Rates and County Rates, for the 
year ending 25 March 1824; similar Accounts for Manchester, 
Birmingham, Sheffield, Liverpool and Bristol; txxx1. 391. 


4537. Moncy expended for the Relief of the Poor in certain 
Counties in England, for 1823-24, and 1824-25, showing the man- 
ner in which the latter has been calculated from Returns received, 
showing the Per-centage, Increase, or Diminution of Expenditure 
for 1824-25; (Laid on the Table, and ordered to be printed;) 
LXXxX. 628. 

4538. Actual Rental upon which the Assessment to the Poor 
Rates has been made; Statement of each Parochial Assessment 
returned to the Clerk of the Peace of the county upon which the 
County Rates have been assessed; 1820~1827 ; (Ordered; txxxu. 
441.) 

4539. Number of Poor Persons belonging to several Parishes, 
Townships or Chapelries, relieved or assisted from the Poor Rates 
between 25 March 1827-1828; Number of Able-bodied men, 
being Parishioners, relieved or assisted from the Poor Rates within 
the same period; (Ordered, txxxi. 511; presented,) Lxxxiv. 
86, P. 

4540. Statement of the Amount of the Rental as assessed for 
the purpose of the Poor’s Rate of the Parishes of Christ Church, 
Surrey, and St. George the Martyr, Southwark, in 1767 and 1827; 
LXXXIV. 351, P. 

4541. Relief given in Money or Money’s Worth between Easter 
1829 and 1830, to any Labourers or Artisans on account of them- 
selves and their Families; Number receiving such exclusive Relief, 
and several other Returns relating to Able-bodied Labourers; 
( Ordered, uxxxv. 641, but not presented.) 


4542. Churchwarden and Chapelwardens of every Parish 
and Chapelry in England and Wales to prepare an account of 
Money received by them for Church Rates, Poor’s Rates, &amp;c. 
from Easter 1830-1831; (Ordered, txxxvi. 683, but not pre- 
sented.) 


4543. Resolutions passed and Regulations made for Allowance 
to the Poor at Fawley (Southampton), 31 August 1822; Lxxxv1. 
781, P. 

4544. Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of every 
Parish, Township or place in England and Wales to prepare an 
account of the Total Amount of Valuation upon which Poor’s 
Rates assessed, 1830; (Ordered, txxxv1. 908 ; Order discharged, 
928.) 

4545. Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of every 
Parish, Township or place in England and Wales to prepare and 
transmit to the Clerk, an Account of the Total Amount of the 
Valuation upon which the Rates for Relief of the Poor were allowed 
by Justices of the Peace, for 1830-1831; Lxxxvu. 375; (Order 
discharged, and another Account ordered, 446.) 


4546. Overseers of the Poor to prepare and transmit to the 
Clerk an Account, showing the Total Amount of the Valuation of 
the Parish, Township or place for which they respectively act as 
Overseers, and the Year in which such Valuation was made; and 
other Returns relating thereto; (Ordered, txxxvu. 446, but not 
presented.) 

4547. Persons who have applied to be relieved from the Pay- 
ment of their Poor’s Rates in 1831, in the several Parishes com- 
prised within the Limits of the Districts of the Tower Hamlets, 
Finsbury, Mary-le-bone and Lambeth; (Ordered; Order dis- 
charged, and Address instead ; txxxvu. 81; presented,) 209. 


4548. Poor’s Rates collected in the Parish of Swallowfield, in 
the County of Berks, 1826-1833 ; Lxxxrx. 338. 


4549, Number 





ACCOUNTS AND 


Mi ut Sat adel Galaga 





PAPERS—continued. 133 








I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the 
Poor and Poor’s Rates—continued. 

4549. Number of Appeal Cases against Orders of Removal 
tried in the different Courts of Quarter Sessions in England, for 
1824-1826; Number of Appeals entered with the Clerk of the 
Peace during Six Years; Ltxxx11. 232, p. 

4550. Number of Persons who by virtue of any Order of 
Removal have been received into their respective Parishes, Town- 
ships or Places in 1827-28 ; (Ordered, txxx111. 362. Abstract to 
be prepared, uxxx1v. 99; Laid on the Table, 135, P.) 


Treland : 

4551. Estimate of the Sum that may be required for the Em- 
ployment of the Poor in Ireland ; txxvir. 365. (App. 642.) 

4552. Reports made to the Irish Government by the Civil 

Engineers employed during the late Scarcity in superintending 
public Works, and Account of Appropriation of Sums expended 
to provide Employment for the Poor, 1823; Lxxviit. 193, P. 
. 4553. Returns of the Corporations in the Counties, and in the 
Counties of Cities and Towns in Ireland, instituted for the Relief 
of the Poor, and for punishing Vagabonds and sturdy Beggars ; 
and of the Hospitals or Houses of Industry, and Houses for the 
Relief of the Poor built by the said Corporations; 1xxxu1. 
291, P. 

4554. Different Establishments for the Relief of the Sick or 
Indigent Poor, supported in part or in the whole at the public 
Charge in Ireland ; txxxv. 339. 

4555. Return from the Rectors, Vicars and Churchwardens of 
Parishes in Ireland of Sums collected in Churches and Chapels 
for the use of the Poor; (Ordered, uxxxvi. 118, but not pre- 
sented.) 

4556. Sums advanced by order of the Treasury or Lord Lieu- 
tenant, for the Poor in the Western and North-western Districts, 
and the manner in which expended; (Ordered, txxxv1. 536, but 
not presented.) 

4557. Sums bequeathed for the benefit of the Poor in Ireland, 
of which the several Municipal Corporations have been constituted 
Trustees or Guardians; (Ordered, uxxxvi. 584, but not pre- 
sented.) 

4558. Estimate for Employment of the Poor and Relief of 
Distress in certain Districts in Ireland; For 1831 ; txxxvr. 767, Pp. 
(App. 1083.) 

4559. Correspondence between the Chief Secretary of Ireland, 
the Seneschal of Belfast, and others, respecting Paupers sent from 
England to Ireland; itxxv. 364, p. 

4560. Clerks of the Peace of each County in England and 
Wales to prepare an Account of the Number of Irish Poor passed 
by their respective Counties on their way to Ireland, 1825-1832 ; 
together with the Charges upon each County for passing them; 
Number passed from Liverpool and Bristel to Ireland ; (Ordered, 
LXxxvil. 483 ; Order discharged, 490.) 

4561. Number of Irish Poor shipped under Passes from 
Liverpool to Ireland since 1823; Ltxxxvul. 167, P. 

4562. Number of Irish Poor shipped under Passes from 
Liverpool, and the Charge for passing them, 1832; (Ordered, 
LXXXVIII. 338, but not presented.) 

4563. Number of Irish Poor shipped under Passes from 
Bristol to Ireland ; Charge of passing them ; Counties from which 
they came, 1823-1832; LXXXvVIII. 567, P. 

4564. Number of Irish Poor removed by order of the Lord 
Mayor of London to be passed to Bristol ; txxxvi1. 401. 

4565. Report of George Nicholls, Esq'*, on Poor Laws in 
Ireland; xem. 41. 

4566. Second Report of the Commissioners for inquiring into 
the Condition of the poorer Classes in Ireland; xc11. 66. 

4567. Letter from Nassau W. Senior to the Home Secretary, 
on the Third Report ; xcr. 432. 

4568. Remarks on the Third Report, with an Appendix and 
Supplementary Remarks, by George Cornewall Lewis ; xc11. 437. 


Scotland : 


4569. Supplementary Report of the General Assembly of the 
Church of Scotland, on the Management of the Poor; ixxv. 
351, P. 


See supra, 2526. 2762. 3573. 3593. 3831, &amp;c.; infra, 5805, ° 


6253, &amp;e. 6538, &amp;c.; also different Parishes under their 
respective Names. 


Population : 

4570. Abstract of the Answers and Returns made pursuant to 
Act 1 Geo. IV., for taking an Account of the Population of Great 
Britain; Enumeration Abstract and Parish Register Abstract ; 
Lxxvir, 394, p. (App. 1152.) 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





House—(continued)—relative to— 


Population—continued. 

4571. Abstract of the Answers and Returns made pursuant to 
the Act 11 Geo. IV., for taking an Account of the Population 
of Great Britain; and of the Increase or Diminution thereof ; 
Enumeration Abstract and Parish Register Abstract; txxxvut. 
254, P. 

4572. Comparative Statement of the Population of the several 
Counties of Great Britain, in the Years 1801, 1811 and 1821; 
LXXvit. 21, P. 

4573. Comparative Account of Population of Great Britain, 
in the Years 1801, 1811, 1821 and 1831, with Annual Value of 
Real Property in 1815; Lxxxv1. 934, P. 

4574. Population of the several Counties in England and 
Wales, Scotland and Ireland, as enumerated in 1831; Lxxxvul. 
40, P. 

4575. Abstract of Answers and Returns, made pursuant to Act 
55 Geo. IIL, for taking an Account of the Population of Ireland ; 
LXXVIII. 483, Pp. 

4576. Abstract of Answers and Returns under the Population 
Act, 55 Geo. IIT. c. 120, 2 Geo. IV. c. 30, 3 Geo. IV. c. 5, and 
1 Will. IV. c. 19; Ireland Enumeration, 1831; txxxvin. 646, Pp. 

4577. Abstract Return of the Number of Houses and Inhabit- 
ants in the several Counties of Ireland, as collected from the 
Enumerators’ Periodical Returns, &amp;c., with Comparative View as 
taken in 1813; Lxxvuit. 57, p. (App. 1181.) 

4578. Population of the several Counties in Ireland, as enu- 
merated in 18313 Lxxxvil. 38, P.—LXXxxvilI. 366, P. 

4579. Comparative Abstract of the two last Population Returns 
made in Ireland; Ltxxxvult. 78, P. 

4580. Comparative Abstract and Summary of Expense of 
taking the Population of Ireland, 1821 and 1831; (Ordered, 
LXXXIXx. 63, but not presented.) 

4581. Detail of the Expenses incurred under the Population 
Act in Ireland, in making the Census, 1821; Lxxxvi. 205, Pp. 
1831; Lxxxvuit. 520. (Pp. 524.) 

4582. Population of the several Counties in Scotland ; txxxvu. 
864, P. 

See supra, 1177. 4350, &amp;e.; infra, 5873. 


Pork : 


4583. Quantity exported from Ireland, 1801-1828; Lxxx11. 
183, P. See supra, 3131. 





Portadown : 

4584. Report of Investigation held at Portadown on 10 April 
1834 and subsequent Days, into the Conduct of Chief Constable 
of the Police Brennan, and Result; his Report to Sub-inspector 
Henry ; xc. 248. (Pp. 309.) 


Portarlington Borough : 
4585. Charter incorporating the Borough of Portarlington, 
and other Papers relating thereto; (Ordered, txxxvut. 641, but 
not presented.) 


Port Patrick Harbour : 

4586. Estimate for defraying the Expense of Sundry Works 
now executing in Port Patrick Harbour; In 1822; ixxvit. 31, P. 
239, p. (App. 593. 618.)——1823 ; Lxxvur. 174, Pr. (App. 572.) 
——1824; uxxrx. 24, p. (App. 638.)——1825; Lxxx. 31, Pp. (App. 
750.)——1826; Lxxxi. 141, P. (App. 526.)——1827; Lxxxil. 
302, rp. (App. 719.)——1828; Lxxx11. 160, Pp. (App. 661.)—— 
1829; Lxxxiv. 104, p. (App. 516.)——1830; Lxxxv. 112, p. (App. 
756.)——1831; Lxxxvi. 360, Pp. (App. exxi.) 562. (r. 564.) (App. 
1020.) 1832; txxxvit. 105, p. (App. 799.)——1838 ; LXxxvull. 
262. (p. 265.) (App. 876.)——1835-36 ; xc. 211, P.———1836-37 ; 
XCI. 282, P. See supra, 2102. 





Port Dynllaen Harbour :—See supra, 3019. 3561. 


Ports : 

4587. Customs Duties collected in, and Registered Shipping 
belonging to, the several Ports in England, Wales, Scotland and 
Ireland, which it is proposed should hereafter return a Member or 
Members to Parliament ; txxxvul. 148, P. See infra, 5016. 


Portsmouth Dock Yard :—See supra, 3225. 


Portsmouth Victualling Establishment :—See Key to Navy. 


Portugal : 
* 4588. Sums paid or now due to Great Britain under the Con- 
vention entered into with Portugal ; Lxxx11. 240. (Pp. 250.) 
4589. Papers relating to the Wine Company at Oporto and 
other Monopolies in Portugal; txxxv. 626, P. 





4590. Extract 
LL 




















Portugal—continued. - 

4590. Extract of a Despatch from Lord Howard de Walden 
to Lord Viscount Palmerston, dated Lisbon, 20 April 1834, trans- 
mitting Decrees equalizing the Duties on Imports from all Coun- 
tries; LXxx1x. 321, P. 


4591. Convention with Portugal for the Maintenance of Bri- 
tish Troops; txxxu. 346. (App. 898.) 

4592. Papers respecting the Relations between Great Britain 
and Portugal, 1826-1829 ; txxxrv. 402. (App. 771.) 


Postage and Post Office : 


House—(continued)—relative to— 
Portugal—continued. . 








4593. Papers relating to the Affairs of Portugal; 
893. 920. 


4594. Correspondence with the Portuguese Authorities relative 
to the Treaty of Rio de Janeiro, dated 19 February 1820; xc, 
625, P. 


LXXXvI, 


See supra, 1560, &amp;c. 1934, &amp;e. 


KEY to the various Subjects of the Accounts and Papers constituting the subsequent Head of 
Postage and Post Office: 


— 





Advertisements; 4685. 

Allowances to Deputy Postmasters ; 4644. 
4682. 4695. 

American Colonies; 4628. 

Arrears and Balances; 4612. 4615. 4670. 


Ballantrae ; 4688. 
Bath; 4645. 
Bradford ; 4622. 
Burgess, Mr.; 4621. 
Burntisland ; 4700. 


Canada; 4629. 4630. 

Cardiff; 4617. 

Charges of Management; 4604. 

Cheltenham ; 4623. 4651. 

Clerks of Express; 4686. 

Clerks of the Roads; 4648. 4656. 4685. 
4686. 

Collectors; 4675. 4679. 

Colmonell; 4688. 

Colonies ; 4628. 4659. 

Coniber; 4678. 

Continental Governments; 4661. 

Contingent Expenses; 4642. 4680. 

Correspondence; 4621. 4687. 


Dead Letter Office; 4607. 

Deputy Postmasters; 4612. 4644-4652. 
4671. 4676. 4679. 4682. 4694. 4695. 
4697. 

Devitt, Clotworthy Dobbin; 4687. 

Downpatrick; 4678. 

Dublin ; 4626. 4690. 


Early Delivery; 4631. 4687. 
Edinburgh; 4626. 4693. 
Establishment; 4626-4630. 4694. 
Expenditure; 4597. 4601. 

Extra Charge for Delivery ; 4622. 
Extra Post; 4621. 


Gas; 4597. 
Girvan; 4698. 
Glasgow ; 4699. 


Grantham ; 4603. 


Hamburgh ; 4662. 
Holyhead ; 4616. 
Howth; 4616. 
Hull; 4662. 


Incidents; 4680. 


Killileagh; 4678. 
Killinchey ; 4678. 
Kirkaldy ; 4700. 
Lamp3; 4668. 
Leeds; 4622. 


4696. 





Newhaven; 4700. 


Foreign Department ; 4633. 
France ; 4604-4607. 4657. 4658. 


Gloucester District ; 4651. 


Gunerby Hill; 4603. 


Illegal Conveyance of Letters; 4638. 
Improvements; 4601. 


Jamaica; 4639. 4645. 
Johnston, Mr.; 4686. 


Lennox, Lord Sussex; 4646. 
Letter Carriers; 4632. 4673. 4699. 
Letter Carriers’ Fund; 4631. 
Letter Stealing ; 4639. 4640. 
Liverpool; 4620. 4666. 

Louis, George; 4647. 


Magazines; 4653. 4655. 
Mail Coaches; 4664-4669. 4691. 4692. 


Manchester; 4620. 4622. 
Mills, George Dallas; 4687. 
Money Letters; 4639. 4650. 


. 

Newport; 4617. 

New Post Office Buildings; 4595. 4596. 
4693. 

Newspapers, British and Foreign; 4623. 
4653-41661. 4685. 

Newton Stewart ; 4698. 


Offices; 4683. 
Oil Contracts ; 4668. 
Opening Letters; 4637. 


Packages; 4660. 

Penny Post; 4623. 4624. 
Pensions ; 4643. 4684. 
Pettycur; 4700. 
Postmasters ; 4618. 
Prosecution; 4664. 


Retired Allowances; 4643. 4684. 

Revenue; 4604. 4618. 4678. 

Revenue Inquiry, Reports of Commis- 
sioners ; 4598. 4601. 4608. 4609. 4679. 

Rice, Mr. Spring, Letter from ; 4600. 

Richmond, Duke of; 4610. 


Saintfield; 4678. 

Salaries; 4633. 

Secreting Letters; 4633. 4634. 

Ship Letter Bags; 4660. 

Shipping and Commercial List; 4663. 
Stamped Publications ; 4659. 

Sunday Business ; 4635. 
Superannuations; 4632. 4643. 4684. 
Surveyor of Post Offices; 4651. 
Swansea; 4617. 


Telford, Mr.; 4603. 
Transmission of Letters ; 4644. 4661. 4682. 
4695. 


Wallace, Mr., m. p.; 4651. 








Postage and Post Office : 

4595. Progress made in building the New Post Office; 
Account of Money expended on Purchases, and Statement of 
steps taken to obtain Plans, and Estimate of Expense for com- 
pleting the same ; Lxxv. 219. (Pp. 258.) (App. 896.) 

4596. Sum expended in providing a Site for the New Post 
Office and building the same; also Estimate of the Expense for 
completing the same; Lxxxu11. 274, P. 


4597. Current Expenses of lighting the General Post Office 
with Oil Gas, for the Year ending 25 March 1824; current Ex- 
pense of lighting the same with Oil, and Reports relative 
thereto; Lxx1x. 328, Pp. 


4593. Reports of Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry ; 
Eighteenth (Post Office, Great Britain); Lxxxiv. 230, Pp. 








Nineteenth (Post Office, Ireland); txxxtv. 407, P. Twentieth 
(Post Office, Scotland) ; txxxv. 70, Pp. Twenty-first (Twopenny 








Post Office); txxxv. 124, P. Twenty-second (Post Office, 
United Kingdom); Packet Establishments; Home Stations; 
uxxxv. 636, P. [N.B. The Twenty-third Report is included in 
the Return at No. 4608; txxx1x. 195, P.] 


4599. Reports of Commissioners appointed to inquire into the 
Management of the Post Office Department; Fourth, Fifth, and 
Sixth; xcr. 398. Seventh; xc. 70. Eighth; xc. 289. 
Ninth; xcm. 649. 








4600. Letters from Mr. Spring Rice, by order of the Treasury, 
of 20 April 1831 and 19 June 1832, to the Postmaster-General, 
with Answer of 23 June 1832; txxxvit. 555, Pp. 


4601. Principal Improvements which have taken place in the 


Post Office by order of the Postmaster-General, and compara- 
tive Statement of Expense as proposed by the Commissioners of 
Revenue Inquiry, and of the actual Charge of the present Esta- 
blishment, 1831-1834 ; Lxxxrx. 106. 








Postage and Post Office—continued. 


4602. Treasury Minutes directing the appointment of Com- 
missioners to inquire into the mode of conducting the Business of 
the Post Office; xc. 57, Pp. 


4603. Instructions transmitted by the Postmaster-General to 
Mr. Telford, dated 1 October 1824, directing him to survey the 
Road to the North of Grantham, for the purpose of avoiding 
Gunerby Hill; Reports, Surveys and Estimates made by Mr. 
Telford ; Plans, Sections and Returns relating thereto; (Ordered, 
LXxxv. 650, but not presented.) 


4604. Correspondence between the Postmaster-General and 
the Lords of the Treasury, on the subject of the Post Office; 
Treaty with the French Post Office; Gross and Net Revenue, and 
Charges of Management, 1824-1834; Lxxxix. 126. 


4605. Report, with Evidence and Memorandum, from the 
French Post Office, sent into the Treasury by the Commissioners 
of Post Office Inquiry, in December 1834 ; xc. 471, P. 


4606. Convention between His Majesty and the King of the 
French, for extending the facilities of Post Communication 
between their Dominions; xc1. 526. 


4607. Letters received from and expedited to France Monthly 
before and since the last Treaty; Rates of Postage on Foreign 
Letters before and since Treaty; xc. 141. (Pp. 154..——— 
Letters from Foreign Countries remaining at the Dead Letter 
Office, the Outward Postage not being paid previous to and 
since the last Treaty with France; Letters registered since Treaty, 
and extra Charge for Registration; xc1. 169. (P. 177.) 

4608. Letter from the Postmaster-General to the Treasury, 
dated 12 April 1834, on the Twenty-third Report of the Commis- 
sioners of Revenue Inquiry; Lxxx1x. 195, Pp. 

4609. Letter from the Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry to 
the Treasury, in reply to the Observations of the Postmaster- 
General on their Twenty-third Report ; rxxx1x. 603.—xc. 130, P. 
4610. Duke 





















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Ene gs 








4610. Dukeof Richmond’s Reply to Statements of the Revenue 
Inquiry Commissioners; xc. 232, P. 


4611. Return showing which of the Recommendations of the 
Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry with respect to the Post Office 
have been carried into effect; xc. 495. 


4612. Total Amount of Arrears due from the Officers or 
Deputy Postmasters of the Post Office in Great Britain, from 
5 January 1774; on 5 January 1820; xxv. 112, p. 1821 ; 
uxxvi. 176, Pp. (Order for printing discharged, 210.)——1822; 
LXxxvil. 119. 1823; Lxxvir. 108, P. 18245 Lxxix. 78, P. 
1825; Lxxx. 187, Pp. 18265 Lxxxr. 185, P. 1827 ; 
LXxxll. 354. 18285 Lxxx11l. 163, P. 1829; LxxxIv. 163, P. 
In England ; 1830; txxxv. 224, p. 1881; LXXxxvi. 432, P. 
1832; Lxxxvir. 213. 1833; Lxxxvill. 206. 1834 ; 
Lxxxix. 161. 1835; xc. 163.——1836; xcr. 207. 1837 ; 
xcil. 203. 


4613. Net Balances in the hands of the Deputy Postmasters 
in Great Britain, on 5 July and 5 October 1819, and 5 January 
1820 ; LXxv. 112, P. 1820 and 1821; Lxxvi.176, p.——( Order 
for printing discharged, 210.)——1821 and 1822; txxvu. 119. 
1822 and 1823; .ixxvit. 108, P, 1823 and 18243; Lxxrx. 
78, P. 1824 and 1825; txxx. 187, P.——-1825 and 1826; Lxxxr1. 
185, P. 1826 and 1827; txxx1. 354, Pp. 1827 and 1828; 
LXXXIIl. 163, P. 1828 and 1829; txxx1v. 163, Pp. 1829 and 
1830; Lxxxv. 224, Pp. 1830 and 18381; ixxxvi. 433, P. 
1831 and 1832; Lxxxvit. 213. 1832 and 1833; Lxxxvit. 206. 
——1833 and 1834; Lxxx1x. 161. 1834 and 1835; xc. 163. 
——1836 and 1836; xc1. 207.——1836 and 1837; xc1I. 203. 


4614. Balances due from the Deputy Postmasters in Great 
Britain and Ireland, British North America, East and 
West Indies, Twopenny Post Office, and Receiver-General’s 
Office ; On 5 January 1822 and 5 January 1823; Lxxvimt. 168, P. 
1823 and 1824; Lxx1x. 153, P. 1824 and 1825; Lxxx. 187, 
P. 1825 and 1826; Lxxx1. 185, Pp. 1826 and 1827; Lxxxu. 
354, P. 1827 and 1828; Lxxx1. 163, P. 1828 and 1829; 
LXXXIv. 163, P. 1829 and 1830; Lxxxv. 224, pP. 1830 and 
1831; LXXxXvi. 432, Pp. 1831 and 1832; .Lxxxvil. 213, 
1832 and 1833; Ltxxxvitl. 206. 1833 and 1834; Ltxxxrx. 161. 
1834 and’ 1835; xc. 163.——1835 and 1836; xc1. 207. 
1836 and 1837; xcr1. 203. 

4615. Arrears of Duties of the Post Office, in Great Britain, 
which remained due or outstanding, on 5 January 1818-1822; 
LXxvil. 98. (App. 910.) ——-1825; Lxxx. 187, P. 

4616. Gross Produce of Postage on Letters between Holyhead 
and Howth, 1821-1823; 1xx1x. 261, Pp. 

4617. Receipts of the Postage of Letters in the Post Offices of 
Swansea, Newport and Cardiff; txxx1. 297, p. 

4618. Revenue collected at each Post Office in the United 
Kingdom, (excluding London, Dublin and Edinburgh); Names of 
Postmasters, &amp;c. employed, 1831 ; (Ordered, txxxv1. 922, but not 
presented.) 


























































































































4619. Revenue and Disbursements of every Description for 
1835; xc1. 149. (Pp. 192.) 


4620. Annual Post Office Revenue collected from Letters 
between Manchester and Liverpool, for Three Years previous to 
and since the Transmission of the Mail by the Railway ; Amount 
paid in each Year for Transmission; xcr. 121. 


4621. Memorials or Correspondence between the Lords of the 
Treasury and the Postmaster-General, and other Papers relative 
to the Extra Post, and the proposed Agreement or Contract 
offered to be taken by Mr. Burgess; ixxvi. 397; Extracts, 
401, P. 

4622. Name of each Post Town in the United Kingdom, 
where an extra Charge is made for delivery of Letters; Amount 
of Rate collected in 1828; Authority by which such Charge is 
made ; also Account of the Dates on which Manchester, Leeds and 
Bradford, and also any Towns in Ireland, have been relieved from 
such extra Charges; Lxxv. 325, Pp. 502, P. 


4623. Letters and Newspapers charged with an additional 
Penny in the Town of Cheltenham, 1829-1834; Application 
thereof; txxx1x. 185. 


4624. Names of all Places in which a Penny Post in England 
is established; the Authority under which the same is established ; 
the Amount of Annual Receipts and Application; (Ordered, 
Lxxx1x. 552, but not presented.)\——Similar Return for Great 
Britain and Ireland ; (Ordered, xc1. 821, but not presented till) 
xc. 97. (P. 118.) 


4625. Number of Persons who pay for the early delivery of 
their Letters from the General Post Office; Lxxx11. 496, P. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


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


Postage and Post Office—continued. Postage and Post Office—continued. 


4626. Establishment of the General Post Office in England ; 
LXXVII. 171. (P. 175.)——Detail of the present Establishment of 
the Post Office in London, Dublin and Edinburgh; (Ordered, 
LXXXvill. 675, but not presented till) Lxxx1x. 25, P. 

4627. Detail of the Establishment in the United Kingdom ; 
authorized Establishment in Classes, as compared with actual 
Charge on 5 April 1835; xc. 495, p. Return to explain and 
extend this Return; (Ordered, xc. 655, but not presented till) 
XCI. 149. (Pp. 192.) 

4628. Establishment of the General Post Office in each of the 
Colonies in North America, and Amount collected for Postage in 
1825 and 1826; Lxxxu11. 89. 

4629. Establishment of the General Post Office in Upper and 
Lower Canada; Amount collected for Postage; (Ordered, uxxxu. 
580, but not presented till) txxxu1. 89. 

4630. Establishment and Expenses of the Post Offices in 
Upper and Lower Canada; ixxxvit. 561, P. 

4631. Extracts of Letter from the Postmaster-General to the 
Treasury, dated 25 May 1812, respecting the Letter Carriers’ 
Fund, arising from the early Delivery, and Treasury Letter in 
Answer; xc. 552, Pp. 





4632. Inland Letter Carriers’ Superannuation Fund in the 
General Post Office in 1807 ; Amount of Contributions received, 
and by what authority ; (Ordered, txxvu. 469, but not presented 
till) Lxxviul. 123, Pp. 132, P. 

4633. Salaries and Emoluments enjoyed by the Clerks of and 
other Persons in the Foreign Department of the Post Office in 
London; (Ordered, txxxv. 596, but not presented till) txxxvt. 
200, P. 

4634. Names of the Clerks of the Roads in England and 
Ireland, stating the several Appointments they have held since 
their first Appointment to the present time, and the Amount of 
their Salary and Emoluments; ixxxvint. 703. (P. 709.) 

4635. Detail of Persons employed in the Sorting and other 
Offices of the Post Office in London on Sunday Mornings; other 
Returns relative to Sunday Business; xc. 588, P. 

4636. Correspondence between the Treasury and the Postmaster 
General on the subject of the detention in London of Letters from 
the Country on the Lord’s Day, &amp;c.; xcn. 369. (Pp. 382.) 


4637. Instructions, Bye-Law or Authority under which Post- 
masters are instructed or authorized to have assumed a right to 
open or unfold, &amp;c. any Letter; (Ordered, txxxviit. 642, but not 
presented till) txxx1x. 24, Pp. 


4638. Information received or lodged at any Post Office 
against Persons in England, Ireland and Scotland, for illegally 
conveying Letters between 5 July 1832-1833 ; (Ordered, txxxvut. 
642, but not presented till) txxx1x. 24, P. 


4639. Cases where Letters containing Money have been seoreted 
or purloined by Persons employed in the Post Office; Lxxxx. 
186. (P. 192.) 

4640. Cases in which Letters containing Property have been 
secreted or purloined; Persons dismissed under such allegation ; 
and other Returns; xcu. 552. (P. 613.) 


4641. Detail of Expense incurred in the Prosecution of a 
Woman and a Female Child, at the Suit of the Post Office, at the 
Staffordshire Assizes; xc. 643. (P. 656.) 


4642, Contingent Expenses of the Post Office under separate 
Heads, and the Total for 1821; txxvu. 171. (P. 175.) 

4643. Pensions, Superannuations or Retired Allowances paid 
from the Post Office Revenues in 1821; Lxxvi. 172. (P. 175. 

4644, Statement of the Rate per Cent. or Scale of Allowances 
to the Deputy Postmasters in England for receiving Letters and 
despatching the Mails; txxvit. 171. (P. 175.) 

4645. Salary and Emoluments of the Deputy Postmasters 
General of Jamaica; of the Deputy Postmaster of Bath ; 1830- 
1835; xc. 54], P. 

4646. Salary and Emoluments appertaining to the Office of 
Deputy Postmaster General of Jamaica from 5 October 1832 
until the appointment of Lord Sussex Lennox; xc. 561, P. 

4647. Monies claimed or received by Mr. George Louis, late 
Post Office Surveyor of the Western District of England, being 
Amount of Salaries of Deputy Postmasters which accrued during 
Vacancies, 1830-1835; xc. 561, P. 

4648. Appointments of Deputy Postmasters and Postmistresses 
in Great Britain and Ireland ; 1830-1835 with other Particulars ; 
xc. 314, p. (Return being imperfect, withdrawn ; perfect Return 
ordered, 530; presented, 588, P.) 

4649. Name, Salary and Perquisites of every Deputy Post- 
master or Mistress in the Three Kingdoms; any other Profession, 

ke. 


136 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


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


Postage and Post Office—continued. + | Postage and Post Office—continued. 
&amp;e. they follow; Situation of private Residence; whether Duties | Jreland : 


performed in Person or by Deputy ; Names of those in the Com- 
mission of the Peace; xc. 149. (Pp. 192.) 


4650. Poundage charged by Postmasters upon Post Office 
Money Orders, 1832-1835; xc. 353, p. 471, P. 495, P. 


4651. Instructions given by the Postmaster General, or by 
Sir Francis Freeling, to the Surveyor of Post Offices in the 
Gloucester District, or by the Surveyor to the Postmaster of 
Cheltenham, relating to Mr. Wallace, Member for Greenock, 
1833-1836; xc1. 642. (P. 653.) 

4652. Gross and Net Income of Deputy Postmasters and 
Mistresses in Great Britain and Ireland; Sums paid for Office 
Rent, Salaries to Clerks, &amp;c.; (Ordered, xci. 821, but not pre- 
sented till) xc. 552. (P. 613.) 

4653. Number of Newspapers, British Magazines, &amp;c. sold or 
transmitted abroad by Officers or Clerks under the Postmaster- 
General, and Prices charged for them, 1810, 1817 and 1821; 
LXXvil. 171. (P. 175.) 

4654. Number of Foreign Newspapers sold in the United 
Kingdom by Officers or Clerks under the Postmaster-General, 
and Prices charged for them, 1810, 1817 and 1821; Lxxvu. 172. 
(r. 175.) 

4655. Statement of the Total Amount received at the General 
Post Office for the Transmission of Newspapers, Journals, Maga- 
zines and Reviews, English and Foreign, and any other Charges 
not credited to the Public Revenue, 1810, 1817 and 1821; Ltxxvu. 
172. (P. 175.) 

4656. Number of Newspapers despatched by the Clerks of the 
Roads in the Post Office, in the capacity of News Agents; Num- 
ber of London Newspapers sent beyond Seas and into the Country, 
1829; Lxxxv. 560, P. 

4657. Sum Total received for the Transmission of English 
Newspapers to France, and for Supply of French Newspapers to 
Subscribers in England, and to the Daily Morning and Evening 
Journals published in London, 1821-1829; (Ordered, uxxxv. 
596, but not presented till) txxxv1. 200, P. 

4658. English Newspapers sent to the Continent before and 
since last Treaty with France; Foreign Newspapers received ; 
xcul. 170. (Pp. 177.) 

4659. Number of Newspapers and Stamped Publications 
transmitted through the General Post Office to various Places in 
the United Kingdom; to the Colonies; received from the Colo- 
nies, and transmitted to any parts of the United Kingdom; English 
Newspapers transmitted to Foreign Parts; Charges made for 
Transmission, 1830; Lxxvil. 100, P. 

4660. Number of Ship Letter Bags, Boxes and Sealed Pack- 
ages despatched from the General Post Office, London, to Places 
beyond the Seas, from 1 January 1832 to 16 August 1833; and 
other Returns relating thereto; (Ordered, txxxvini. 725, but not 
presented.) 

4661. Sums paid by the English Post Office to the Continental 
Governments for the Transmission of Letters and Newspapers, 
1831-1834; Lxxx1x. 297. 

4662. Letters sent from London and Hull through the Post 
Office at Hamburgh, and other Returns relative to Post Office 
Communication between Great Britain and Hamburgh, 1834; 
xc. 130, P. 

4663. Circular Letters relating to the London Shipping and 
Commercial List and other Papers; xc11. 280. (p. 290.) 

4664. Amount paid to Contractors for furnishing Mail Coaches 
in the United Kingdom, distinguishing the Number in use in 
England, Scotland and Ireland; xc. 353, p. 471, P. 

4665. Report regarding the Contract for Mail Coaches made 
by Commissioners appointed in February 1835, with Evidence ; 
also Evidence taken before the Revenue Inquiry Commissioners ; 
xc. 364, P. Further Reports; xc. 364, Pp. 435, Pp. 570, P. 

4666. Number of Mails passing daily between London and 
Liverpool, and between Liverpool and London, and other Parti- 
culars ; xc. 487, Pp. 

4667. Amount of Mileage paid and payable for the Supply 
of Mail Coaches, in Quarters ending January and April 1836; 
Sums paid and payable for oiling and greasing Coaches; xct. 
70. (Pr. 81.) 

4668. Contracts for supplying Lamps and Oil for Mails; 
Quality and Price; Instructions to Guards respecting their use 
in Moonlight; Names and Residence of Contractors; xc1. 208. 
(Pp. 219.) 

4669. Mail Coaches in England, Ireland and Scotland; Num- 
ber of Horses; Average Rate travelled; Number of Passengers 
allowed; Mileage paid ; and other Returns; xc1. 537. (Pp. 547.) 





4670. Statement of the Balance due (General Post Office, 
Ireland); on 5 January 1820; txxv. 126, P. 1821; Lxxvy, 
206. 1822; Lxxvil. 138. 1823; Lxxvir. 168, p—— 
18245; LxxIx. 153, P. 18255 Lxxx. 187, P. 18265 Lxxxy, 
185, P. 1827; LXXXIl. 354, P. 1828; Lxxxi. 163, p— — 
1829 ; LXxxIv. 163, P. 1830 ; LXXXxv. 224, P. 1831 5 LXxxv1. 
433. 18323; LXxXxviI. 213. 1833; Lxxxvill. 206. 1834; 
LXxxIx. 161. 1835; xc. 163.——1836; xcI. 207. 1837 ; 
XCII. 203. 


4671. Net Balances in the Hands of Deputy Postmasters in 
Ireland, on 5 July and 5 October 1819 and 5 January 1820; 
LXxv. 126, P. 1820 and 1821; Lxxvi. 206. 1821 and 1822; 
LXXVII. 138. 1822 and 1823; Lxxvil. 168, P. 1823 and 
1824; Lxx1x. 153, P. 1824 and 1825; Lxxx. 187, p. 1825- 
1826; Lxxx1. 185, P. 1826-1827; Lxxx1l. 354, P. 1827- 
18283; LXxxI1I. 163, P. 1828-1829 5; LxxxIv. 163, P. 1829- 
1830; Lxxxv. 224, P. 1830-18315; LXXxxvI. 433, P. 1831- 
18325; LXXXxvil. 213, 1832-18333; LXxxvIlIl. 206.——1833- 
18345 Lxxxrx. 16h 1834-1835; xc. 163. 1835-1836 5 xcr. 
207. 1836-1837 5 xci1. 203. 


4672. Outstanding Balances due by late Deputy Postmasters 
and others in charge in Ireland, as the same stood on 5 January 
1820; Lxxv. 126, P. 1821; Lxxvi. 206. 18225; LXXxvII. 138. 

18235 LXXVIII. 168, P. 18245; Lxxix. 153, P. 1825; 
LXxx. 187, P. 18265 Lxxx1. 185, P. 1827 5 LXxxIl. 354, p. 

18283; LXxxIII. 163, P. 1829; LxxxIv. 163, P. 1830; 
LXXXV. 224, P. 1831; LXxxvI. 433, P. 18325 LXxXxvII. 213. 

1833; Lxxxviir. 206. 1834; LXXXIx. 161, 1835; xc, 
163.—1836 ; xcI. 207.——-1837 5 xci1. 203. 

4673. Arrears of Deceased and Dismissed Letter Carriers in 
Treland, as the same stood on 5 January 1820; Lxxv. 126, P. 
18215 Lxxvi. 206. 1822 5 LXxvil. 138. 18235 LXXvIII. 168, 
P. 18245 LXXIx. 153, P. 1825; LXxx. 187, P. 18265 
LXXxI. 185, P. 18275 LXxxII. 354, P. 18285 LXxx1II. 163, 
P.——1829; LXxxIv. 163, P. 18305 Lxxxv. 224, Pp. 1831; 
LXXXVI. 433, P. 1832 5 LXxxviI. 213. 18333 LXxxvill. 206. 

18345 LXxxIx. 161. 1835; xc. 163.——1836; xc1. 207. 
—1837; xcir. 203. ' 

4674. Insolvent Arrears in Ireland, as the same stood on 5 
January 1820; ixxv. 126, Pp. 1821; Lxxvi. 206. 1822; 
Lxxvul. 138. 1823; Lxxvill. 168, P. 18245 Lxx1x. 153, p. 

1825; Lxxx. 187, P. 18263 LXxxI. 185, P. 1827 ; 
LXXXII. 354, P. 18285 LXxxIIl. 163, P. 18293 LXxXxIVv. 
163, P. 18305; Lxxxv. 224, P. 1831; LXXXvI. 433, P. 
1832; LXxxviI. 213. 1833; LXxxvill. 206. 18345 LXXxIx. 
161. 1835; xc. 163.——1836 ; xc1. 207.——1837 3; xcu1. 203. 


4675. Balances in the Hands of Deputy Postmasters and Col- 
lectors on 5 January 1821; ixxvi. 206. 


4676. Balances in the Hands of existing Deputy Postmasters 
in Ireland, on 5 January 1818-1822; txxvir. 109. (App. 915.) 
18255; Lxxx. 187, P. 
4677. Balances and Arrears due from Deputy Postmasters 
and Collectors in and out of Office in Ireland, 1831 and 1832; 
LXXXVvill. 206. 1832 and 1833; Lxxxrx. 161. 


4678. Post Office Revenue derived from the several Towns of 
Downpatrick, Killileagh, Killinchey, Coniber and Saintfield, 
1829-1832 ; (Ordered, txxxvu. 577, but not presented.) 


4679. Nineteenth Report of the Commissioners of Revenue 
Inquiry (Post Office, Ireland); ixxx1v. 407, Pp. 


4680. Sums of Money paid out of Incidents, or otherwise, of 
the Post Office, Dublin; txxvi. 176, rp. (App. 1257.) 


4681. Abstract, showing the Amount of the Contingent Ex- 
penses of the Post Office of Ireland, under separate Heads, and 
the Total, 1821; txxvit. 145. (Pp. 179.) 


4682. Statement of the Rate per Cent. or Scale of Allowances 
to the Deputy Postmasters in Ireland, for receiving Letters and 
despatching the Mails; txxvu. 145. (Pp. 179.) 

4683. Number of Persons who hold Offices in the General 
Post Office in Ireland, 1822; Lxxvit. 145. (Pp. 179.) 


4684. Pensions, Superannuations or Retired Allowances paid 
from the Post Office Revenue in Ireland, 1821; uxxvit. 145. 
(Pp. 179.) 


4685. Advertisements published in Dublin by the Clerks of 
the Roads, or other Officers of the General Post Office in Ireland, 
for the Sale and Delivery of English, Irish and Foreign 
Newspapers; Statement of Profit derived from such Trade; 
LXXXVII. 36. 


4686. Names 














ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








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


Postage and Post Office; Jreland—continued. 

4686. Names of Clerks of the Roads and Clerks of Express of 
Newspapers in Ireland, and Amount of Salaries ; Correspondence 
between the Duke of Richmond, Mr. Johnston and Sir Francis 
Freeling; Lxxxvil. 276, p. 

4687. Correspondence between the Treasury and the Post 
Office in Ireland on the subject of the Dismissal of George Dallas 
Mills and Clotworthy Dobbin Devitt from the Post Office in 
Ireland, with Minutes of Evidence; txxxvi1. 589.——Further 
Papers relating thereto; Lxxxvit. 589. (Ordered, Lxxxvitt. 603, 
but not presented.) 

4688. Expense of the Daily Post between Ballantrae and 
Colmonell ; Account of Postage paid; xc. 643. (P. 656.) 

4689. Alterations made in the Post Office Department of 
Ireland since 5 January 1831, whereby a saving of Expenditure 
has been effected; and other Returns; xc1. 343. (Pp. 348.) 

4690. Names and Situations of Persons employed in the Post 
Office, Dublin, having other Employment; other Returns relating 
to the Post Office Department in Ireland, 1831-1836; (Ordered, 
xct. 694, but not presented till) xci1. 37. (P. 46.) 

4691. Number and Description of Mail Coaches in Ireland 
carrying more than Four Inside Passengers; txxv. 364, P. 

4692. Rate of Travelling of each Mail Coach in Ireland ; 
Hours of Arrival and Departure at each Extremity of the Line, 
Distance travelled, Time occupied, Rate paid, &amp;c.; xcu. 341. 


Scotland : 
4693. Correspondence respecting the building of a New Post 





Office in Edinburgh; txxvi. 272. (Pp. 274.) 


Post Office Packets: 


Postage and Post Office; Scotland—continued. 


4694. Establishment of the General Post Office in Scotland ; 
LXXVil. 171. (P. 175.) 


4695. Statement of the Rate per Cent. or Scale of Allowances 
to Deputy Postmasters in Scotland, for receiving Letters and 
despatching the Mails; txxvi. 171. (P. 175.) 


4696. Monies raised and paid to the Post Office in Scotland, 
1821-1823; of the Application of Monies raised, and Mail Coaches 
established in Scotland ; (Ordered, uxx1x. 490, but not presented 
till) Lxxx. 11, P. 


4697. Arrears due by Deputy Postmasters in Scotland, 1813- 
18305 Lxxxv. 224, Pp. 1813-18315 Lxxxvi. 432, Pp. 1813- 
1832; LXXXvil. 213.———-1813-1833; Lxxxvull. 206.——1813- 
18343; Lxxxix. 161. 


4698. Memorials, Petitions and Correspondence relative to 
establishing a Post between Newton Stewart and Girvan ; esti- 
mated and actual Expense of the Post established; Instructions 
to Postmasters and Sums charged to the various Towns; xc. 643. 
(Pp. 656.) 


4699. Authority under which the Deputy Postmaster at Glas- 
gow suspended the Delivery of Letters and Newspapers in that 
City by the Letter Carriers of the Post Office on the 23d July 
18353 xc. 542, P. 

4700. Date from which a Mail has been despatched from 
Edinburgh by the Ferry at Newhaven to Pettycur Burntisland, or 
Kirkcaldy ; Days on which Mail has been detained by stress of 
weather, specifying time lost; xc1. 238. (p. 245.) 

See supra, 2192. 3015. 38113 infra, 4948, &amp;e. 











KEY to the various Subjects of the Accounts and Papers, constituting the subsequent Head 


Post Office Packets : 





P 
Admiralty; 4702. 

Aladdin Steam Packet; 4729. 4731. 
Attwood, Matthias, Evidence of; 4706. 


Bangor, 4711. 

Boilers of Steam Packets; 4722. 4723. 
Bolton &amp; Watt, Messrs.; 4723. 
Brocklebank, Thomas, Evidence of ; 4706. 
Building Packets; 4750. 


Calais Packets; 4750. 4751. 

Carriages, Conveyance of; 4726. 4736. 
4740. 

Cinderella, Steam Packet; 4729. 4731. 

Coals, Consumption of; 4713. 

Copper Boilers; 4723. 


Donaghadee Packets; 4716. 4745. 4746. 

Dover Packets; 4747. 4751. 

Dublin Packets; 4711. 4716. 4742. 

Dublin Steam Packet Company; 4741. 

Duke of Richmond Post Office Tender ; 
4757. 

Dunleary Packets; 4712. 4725. 4730. 
4733. 4739. 4741. 

Dunmore Packets; 4717. 


Falmouth Packets; 4752. 4754. 


Fares charged on board Packets; 4714. 


4735. 4738. 4750. 
France; 4749. 


George, St., Steam Boat Company ; 4741. 


Grand Jury Memorials; 4756. 


Harlequin Steam Packet; 4729. 4731. 
Harwich Packets; 4747. 
Henrietta Trader; 4720. 


Holyhead Packets; 4712. 4716. 4720. 


4724. 4728. 


Horses, Conveyance of; 4726. 4736. 4740. 
Howth Packets; 4712. 4718. 4719. 4724. 


4730. 
Ivanhoe Steam Packet; 4721. 
Kingstown Packets; 4717. 4718. 


Liverpool Packets; 4708. 4712. 4716. 


4717. 4730. 4733. 4739. 4741. 4744. 


Malcolm, Sir Pulteney; 4752. 
Man, Isle of; 4708. 

Margate Packets; 4750. 
Memorials; 4707. 4714. 4741. 4756. 





Mersey River; 4757. 

Meteor Steam Packet; 4721. 4732. 
Milford Packets; 4716. 4717. 4755. 4756. 
Ostend Packets; 4750. 

Packages, Conveyance of; 4720. 


Passengers, Conveyance of; 4726. 4735. 
4737. 4740. 4750. 

Port Patrick Packets; 4716. 4745. 4746. 
4758. 


Revenue Inquiry, Reports of Commis- 
sioners; 4706. 4709. 

Shrewsbury and Holyhead Roads Com- 
missioners; 4713. 

Sovereign Steam Packet; 4721. 
4732. 

Spitfire Packet; 4758. 

Steam Tender; 4744. 


47235. 


| Steam Vessels; 4704. 
| Transfer of Packets; 4702. 


Vixen Steam Packet; 4721. 4732. 
Voyages of Packets; 4728. 4730. 4755. 


Waterford Packets; 4716. 











Post Office Packets : 

4701. Net Expense of Maintenance of the Post Office Steam 
Packets ; Memorandum made by the Duke of Richmond for the 
Chancellor of the Exchequer, (dated 15 March 1834), relating to 
the Steam Packets; Lxxx1x. 158, P. 


4702. Names and Descriptions of all the Packet Vessels that 
have been lost since the transfer of the Packet Establishment from 
the Post Office to the Admiralty; txxx1x. 542, pP. 


4703. Vessels employed in the Packet Service; Names, Ton- 
nage and Employment; xc. 285. (p. 299.) 

4704. Returns made to the Commissioners of Post Office 
Inquiry, showing the Expenditure, 1832-1835, of Steam Vessels 
in the Employment of the Post Office; Steam Vessels employed, 
building or repairing, under the Orders of the Post Office; xc. 
364, P. 

4705. Return made to the Commissioners of Post Office 
Inquiry of the Number of Steam Vessels employed, building or 
repairing under the Orders of the Post Office; xc. 471, p. 

4706. Evidence of Matthias Attwood and Thomas Brockle- 
bank, Esq'**, before the late Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry, 
relative to the Conveyance of the Mails by Steam Packets ; xxx1. 
568, P. 

4707. Memorials or Representations made by Commercial 
Bodies in Great Britain and Ireland, relative thereto; xxx. 
187, P. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820— 1837.) 





Post Office Packets—continued. 


4708. Last Contract made by the Post Office for conveying 
the Mail by Steam Boats from Liverpool to the Isle of Man; 
LXxxill. 501, P. 

4709. Twenty-second Report of the Commissioners of Revenue 
Inquiry (Packet Establishments, Home Stations); txxxv. 636, Pp. 

4710. Account in detail of Sums included in the Accounts for 
1820, intituled, ‘Irish Packet Establishment ;’ (Ordered, txxvi. 
349, but not presented.) 


4711. Memorials of Inhabitants of Dublin and Bangor, &amp;c. 
relative to Steam Packets; txxvitt. 330, p. (App. 996.) 


4712. Time occupied by the Post Office Packets in perform- 
ing Voyages from Liverpool to Dunleary, and from Holyhead to 
Howth; rxxx11. 431, P. 

4713. Average Quantity of Coals consumed per Hour by each 
Packet while at Sea; txxxu. 431, P. 


4714. Memorial from the Commissioners of the Shrewsbury 
and Holyhead Road to the Treasury, concerning the Fares of the 
Liverpool and Holyhead Packets; uxxx11. 501, P. 


4715. Return from the several Irish Post Office Steam Packet 
Stations, each stating the Number of Steam Packets em- 
ployed, the Tonnage and Power of the Engines, the longest and 
shortest Voyage, and several other Particulars ; (Ordered, uxxxv. 
566, but not presented till) Lxxxvi. 177, P. 

4716. Number 


MM 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








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


Post Office Packets—continued. 

4716. Number employed at Donaghadee and Portpatrick, 
Liverpool and Dublin, Holyhead and Dublin, and Milford and 
Waterford; Tonnage and Powers of Engines; Number of 
Packets employed, 1830 and 1831; Lxxxvit. 212, Pp. 

4717. Number of Hours occupied each Day in transmitting 
the Mail by his Majesty’s Packets between Milford and Dunmore 
East, from 1 October to 31 December 1833; a like Return of 
Packets between Liverpool and Kingstown ; txxxrx. 106. (P. 178.) 

1834-1835; xc. 156, P. Between Liverpool and Kings- 
town, 1831-1834; xct. 238. (Pp. 262.) 


4718. Communications between the Treasury, the Post Office 
and the Office of Woods, &amp;c., on the subject of the recent Re- 
moval of the Packets from Howth to Kingstown; txxxrx. 126, Pp. 


4719. Memorial to the Treasury relating to the Removal of 
the Post Office Packets from Howth Harbour to Kingstown; 
xc. 187, P. 

4720. Number of Packages shipped at Holyhead on board 
the Henrietta Trader; several other Papers relative to Packages 
and Parcels on board the Holyhead Packets; txxvi. 458, P. 


4721. First Cost of the Sovereign, Meteor, Vixen and Ivanhoe 
Steam Packets, and of the Total Expenditure in Repairs; txxrx. 
261, P. 

4722. Correspondence between the Post Office and Mr. Watt, 
relative to the Boilers of the Royal Sovereign Holyhead Steam 
Packet, and Report of Engineers ; Lxx1x. 457, p. 


4723. Letter from the Secretary to the Postmaster General, 
of 4 June 1824, to the Secretary to the Treasury, enclosing Re- 
presentation from Messrs. Bolton &amp; Watt, relative to the intro- 
duction of Copper Boilers in the Royal Sovereign Steam Packet; 
LXXIx. 464, P. 

4724. Days in 1822 and 1823 on which the Packet has not 
sailed from Holyhead and Howth, and Reasons for not sailing ; 
LXXIx. 261, P. 1823-1824; Lxxx. 197, P. 1825-1826 ; 
LXXX1. 214, p.——Similar Account from March 1826-1827, 
from Holyhead, Liverpool, Dunleary and Howth ; txxx1. 431, p. 

4725. Number of Days between 1 March 1826-1827, that the 
Packet from Dunleary has not arrived at Holyhead in time for 
the London Mail; Lxxxu. 431, p. 

4726. Number of Passengers, Carriages and Horses that have 
been carried by the Holyhead Packets, 1821-1823; txxrx. 261, p. 

1823-18245; Lxxx. 197, P. 1825 5 LXxXxI. 214, P. 1826; 
LXXXII. 431, P. 1827; LXxxIll. 388, P. 18283; LXXXIV. 
216, p.——1829 ; Lxxxv. 70, P. 

4727. Number of Passengers by the Holyhead Packets for Six 
Months, to 1 June 1832-1833 ; Lxxxviu. 552, Pp. 

4728. Number and Average Length of the Voyages made 
by the Holyhead Post Office Packets to and from Holyhead, 
1822-1823 ; Lxxix. 261, P. 1826-1827 5 Lxxx1I. 34], P. 

4729. Number and Average Length of the Voyages made by 
the Aladdin, Cinderella and Harlequin Steam Packets to and 
from Holyhead, between 1 May 1824 and 1 March 1825; xxx. 
197, P. 1825 and 18263 Lxxx1. 214, P. 

4730. Ten longest and Ten shortest Voyages made by each 
Packet to and from Holyhead, 1822-1823 ; Lxx1x. 261, p.——— 
Twenty longest and shortest Passages between Holyhead and 
Howth, and Liverpool and Dunleary, 1826-1827 ; Lxxx11. 431, Pp. 


4731. Twenty longest and Twenty shortest Passages made by 
the Aladdin, Cinderella and Harlequin Steam-Packets to and from 
Holyhead, between 1 May 1824 and 1 March 1825; 1xxx. 197, p. 

1825-1826 ; LxxxI. 214, P. 

4732. Average of the Ten longest Passages made in the Years 
1821-1823, by the Sovereign, Meteor and Vixen Packets; ixx1x. 
458, P. 

4733, Statement showing the average number of Miles per- 
formed per Hour by the Holyhead and Liverpool Packets, from 


Holyhead to Howth and from Liverpool to Dunleary, in 1827; 
LXXXIII. 388, P. 


4734. Letter from the Postmaster-General to the Treasury, 
upon the subject of the Voyages made by the Steam Packets 
between Holyhead and Dublin; txx1x. 457, P. 

4735. Memorial of Merchants, &amp;c. of Dublin, &amp;c., respecting 
Fares charged for carrying Passengers, &amp;e., by the Holyhead 
Packets; Lxxx111. 388, P. 

4736. Produce of Fares charged for carrying Passengers, 
Carriages and Horses by the Holyhead Packets, 1821-1823; 
LXXIx. 26], P. 1823-18245; Lxxx. 197, Pp. 18255 LXxxX1. 


214, Pp. 1824-1826 5 LXxxII. 431, P.——1825-1827 5; Lxxx111. 
388, P. 














Post Office Packets—contimued. 


4737. Rate of Fares charged by the Holyhead Packets ; 
LXXIx. 261, P. By the Liverpool and Holyhead Packets, on 
1 January 1828; ixxxu11. 501, Pp. 

4738. Number of Parcels carried by the Holyhead Packets 
in 1816 and 1823-1828, and Fares received ; LxxxuII. 388, Pp. 

4739. Expense of establishing Post Office Packets between 
Liverpool and Dunleary, &amp;c.; ixxxtt. 431, Pp. 

4740. Produce of Fares charged for carrying Passengers, 
Carriages and Horses by the Dunleary Packets, 1824-1826; 
LXXXII, 431, P. 

4741. Letter from the St. George (Liverpool) Steam Boat 
Company to the Postmaster-General; Memorial from the same 
Company to the Treasury; Memorial from the Dublin Steam 
Packet Company to the Postmaster-General; and Expense incurred 
in establishing, navigating and maintaining Post Office Packets 
between Liverpool and Dunleary; Lxxxi11. 455, P. 

4742. Communication from the Postmaster-General to the 
Treasury, on the subject of Complaints of certain Proprietors of 
Steam Boats in Dublin, respecting the establishment of Packets for 
conveying the Mail between Dublin and Liverpool; txxxu11. 501, p. 

4743. Number of Passengers to and from Ireland by the 
Liverpool Government Packets, 1810-1829; Lxxxv. 225, P. 

4744. Number of Days that Irish Mails have been put on board 
or landed by Steam Tender, at Liverpool; Ship Letters collected 
by Steam Tender from Vessels arriving off the Port of Liverpool ; 
xc. 216, P. 

4745. Memorials and Letters relative to Steam Packets, trans- 
mitted for the information of the Postmaster-General at Port 
Patrick and Donaghadee; Lxxvui1. 367. 

4746. Correspondence with the Treasury, on the subject of 
their Establishment of Steam Packets between Port Patrick and 
Donaghadee; xxvii. 381, p. (Order for printing discharged, 386.) 

4747. Number of Post Office Packet Boats at the Harwich 
and Dover Stations, 1818 and 1820-1821; Lxxvi. 422, p. 

4748. Expense and Receipts of the Post Office Packets on the 
Dover Station, 1817-1822; txxvir. 316. (P. 324.) (App. 1152.) 

4749. Harbour Dues and other Expenses paid in France for 
the Post Office Packets on the Dover Station, 1817-1822; txxvu. 
404, p. (App. 1152.) 

4750. Expense incurred in navigating, repairing and main- 
taining the Post Office Packets between Dover and Calais, inclu- 
ding the Expenses of the Mail; Amount of Fares for Passengers, 
&amp;e.; original Cost of building and fitting the said Packets; 
Similar Accounts for the Post Office Packets between Margate 
and Ostend; ixxx1il. 555, Pp. In 1828 and 1829; Lxxxv. 326. 
(P. 340.) 

4751. Tonnage Duties and Rate per Ton paid at Calais on each 
Voyage by the Post Office Steam Packets from Dover; Like 
Return paid at Dover by Steam Packets belonging to the French 
Government ; Lxxxvuil. 100, Pp. 

4752. Report from Vice-Admiral Sir Pulteney Malcolm to the 
Admiralty, respecting the Falmouth Packet Establishment, dated 
16 January 1832; Lxxxvul. 176, P. 

4753. Returns relative to the Naval Officers employed in the 
Packet Establishment at Falmouth ; (Ordered, txxxvutt. 623, but 
not presented.) 

4754. Names and Rank of the several Officers employed in 
the Packet Establishment at Falmouth; Amount of Specie and 
Number of Passengers carried, 1832-1833; Lxxx1x. 132, P. 

4755. Length of each Voyage made by each of the new Post 
Office Packets on the Milford Station; ixx1x. 458, Pp. 

4756. Memorials or other Representations made by Commer- 
cial Bodies, relating to the Milford Packet Establishment; txxx. 
187, P. Similar Return of Memorials by Grand Juries in 
South Wales; Ltxxx. 197, Pp. 

4757. Hire or Fees received by the Duke of Richmond Post 
Office Tender stationed at Liverpool, for tugging Merchant Ves- 
sels on the River Mersey; Similar Return from every other Post 
Office Tender; xc. 216, Pp. 

4758. Nature and Extent of Injury sustained by the Spitfire 
Packet ; precise Parts injured; Nature of Repair; Time absent 
from Port Patrick ; and other Returns; xc1. 463. (Pp. 475.) 


Post Horse Tax: 


4759. Persons who became Contractors for the Tax upon Post 
Horses; LxxXXill. 545, P. 


4760. Produce of the Duties on Posting in each of the Five 
Years ending 1 January 1830; Lxxxv. 653. (P. 657.) 


4761. Names of Lessees of Post Horse Duty of Great Britain, 
under Act 1 Geo. IV., 1820-1835; xc. 471. (Pp. 476.) 


Posteas : 








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


Posteas : 
4762. Number of Posteas filed during 1826-1828 in the Courts 
of King’s Bench, Common Pleas and Exchequer; ixxxtv. 164, P. 
189. (Return from Common Pleas ordered forthwith, 347, but 
not presented till) uxxxy. 12. (Pr. 19.) See supra, 3015. 


Potashes : 

4763. Quantity of Potashes imported from the United States, 
and from British American Colonies; also exported to Ireland or 
elsewhere ; 1820-1822; txxvil. 369. 405. (Pp. 409.) (App. 1005.) 

4764. Quantity of Potashes imported into Ireland, 1820-1825; 
Lxxx. 312, P. 

See supra, 704. 3100. 4424. 


Poultry, The:—See supra, 3064. 
Powers of Attorney :—See infra, 5821. 


Prerogative Court of Canterbury : 
4765. Salaries, Fees and Emoluments of the Registrars of the 
Prerogative Court of Canterbury, 1825-1828, with statement of 
their Duties; (Ordered, txxxu1t. 382. Order discharged, 385.) 


4766. Salaries, Fees and Emoluments received by the Prin- 
cipal Registrars of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, 1825- 
1827; Statement of Duties; Names of the Deputy Registrars ; 
Places or Offices in the gift or at the disposal of the Archbishop 
of Canterbury, the Judge of the Prerogative Court, or of the said 
Principal Registrars; Lxxx111. 425, Pp. 1828-1833; Lxxxix. 
208, P. 

4767. Fees, Profits and Emoluments received by the Judge, 
Record Keeper, Auditor of Accounts, all Deputies and Assistant 
Clerks of Seats, and all other Persons in the Prerogtive Office, 
1825-1827; (Ordered, txxxu. 544, but not presented till) txxx1v. 
329, P. 1828-1838; Lxxx1x. 208, P. 

4768. Patents appointing the Master of the Faculties, the 
Principal Registrar and other Officers ; and Tables of Fees in the 
Faculty Office and Vicar General’s Office ; xc. 577. (P. 658.) 

4769. Salary, &amp;c. of the Master of the Faculties; Names, 
Salaries, &amp;c. of the Principal Registrar and other Officers, 1824— 
1834; xc. 274, P. 

See supra, 1750. 2405, &amp;c. 








Prerogative Court, Ireland : 
4770. Fees, &amp;c. of the Judge of the Prerogative Court and 
Commissary of the Court of Faculties, and of the Registrar thereof 
in Dublin; txxxvi. 254, p. 


4771. Acts, matters and things for which Fees, &amp;c., have been 
received; LXXxvI. 462, P. 


Presentative Donations :—See supra, 1240. 


Presentments : 
4772. Heads under which Presentments are in practice made 


by Chief Constables in England and Wales; ixxxi. 496, P. 
See supra, 2892, &amp;c. 


Preston Quarter :—See infra, 6401. 
Preventive Service :—See supra, 1691; infra, 5503, &amp;e. 
Prince Edward’s Island :—See supra, 3244. 


Printing : 

4773. Estimate of Expense for printing the Journals of the 
House of Commons; in 1820; txxv. 208, p. (App. 562.) 
1821; Lxxvi. 80, Pp. (App. 583.)——1822; itxxvu. 99, p. (App. 
596.)——1823; uxxvu. 74, Pp. (App. 567.) 
25, p. (App. 649.) 

4774. Sum wanted for Deficiency of Grants for ditto ; of 1819; 
LXxv. 208, p. (App. 562.) ——-1820 ; Lxxvi. 444, Pp. (App. 599.)—— 
1821; Lxxvil. 187, p. (App. 604.)——1822; Lxxvull. 290, P. 
(App. 590.)———1823 ; Lxx1x. 25, Pp. (App. 649.) 

4775. Estimate of the Expense that may be incurred for re- 
printing Journals and Reports of House of Commons; in 1820; 
Lxxv. 208, Pp. (App. 562.)——1821; txxvi. 80, Pp. (App. 584.) 

1822; uxxvil. 99, Pp. (App. 596.) ——1823 ; LxxvulI. 75, P. 
(App. 567.) 

4776. Estimate of the Sum wanted for Deficiency of Grant for 
reprinting Journals and Reports of the House of Commons; 
of 1820; Lxxvi. 80, p. (App. 583.)——1822 5 Lxxx1x. 25, p. (App. 
649.) 

4777. Sum that will be wanted to defray the Expense incurred 


for printing the 51st Volume of the Journals of the House of 
Lords; txxvut. 290, (App. 590.) 








18245 LXxXIx. 





GEN. INDEX, LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





House—(continued)—relative to— 
Printing—continued. 


4778. Estimate of the Expense of printing Votes of the House 
of Commons; in 1820; ixxv. 208, p. (App. 562.)}——1821; 
LXXxvi. 80, p. (App. 583.)——1822 ; Lxxvil. 31, p. (App. 595.) 
1823; uxxviu. 74, Pp. (App. 567.)}——1824; LxxIx. 25, P. 
(App. 649.) 

4779. Sum wanted for Deficiency of Grants for ditto; of 
1819; Lxxv. 208, p. (App. 561.)——1821; ixxvu. 31, Pp. (App. 
595.)——1822 5 txxvill. 75, Pp. (App. 567.) 

4780. Estimate of the Sum wanted to defray the Expense of 
printing Bills, Reports and other Papers; in 1820; txxv. 208, Pp. 
(App. 562.)——1821 ; Lxxvi. 80, Pp. (App. 583.)——1822 5 Lxxvit. 
99, p. (App. 596.)——1823 ; Lxxvill. 75, Pp. (App. 567.)——1824 ; 
LXXIx. 25, Pp. (App. 649.) 

4781. Sums wanted for Deficiency of Grants for ditto; of 
1819; Lxxv. 208, p. (App. 562.)——1820; Lxxvi. 140, Pp. (App. 
585.) 1821; Lxxvil. 99, p. (App. 596.)}——1822; Lxxvuu. 
290, Pp. (App. 589.)———1823 ; Lxxix. 25, p. (App. 649.) 

4782. Estimate of Sum wanted to defray the Expense of 
printing Acts for the Two Houses of Parliament, Sheriffs, Clerks 
of the Peace and Magistrates; and Papers and Accounts for the 
House of Lords; in 1820; txxv. 208, p. (App. 561.)—~1821 ; 
LXXvI. 80, Pp. (App. 583.)——-1822 ; txxvu. 31, Pp. (App. 595.)}—— 
1823; txxvu. 74, Pp. (App. 567.) 1824; LXxIXx. 25, P. 
(App. 649.) 

4783. Sums wanted for Deficiency of Grants for ditto; of 
1819; Lxxv. 208, Pp. (App. 561.)}——1820; Lxxvi. 140, Pp. (App. 
585.) 1821; uxxvu. 99, P. (App. 596.)}——18223 Lxxvuir. 
290, ep. (App. 590.)——-1823 ; Lxx1x. 25, p. (App. 649.) 

4784. Estimate of the Sum that will be wanted to defray the 
Supplemental Charge of Miscellaneous Printing in Session 1819; 
LXXv. 255. (App. 567.) 

4785. Sum that will be wanted for the Deficiency of the 
Grant of 1820, for defraying the Supplemental Charge for 


Printing, by order of the House of Commons, Session 1819; 
Lxxvil. 99, Pp. (App. 596.) 

















4786. Estimate of the Expenses of printing Acts of Parlia- 
ment, Bills, Reports, and other Papers for the Two Houses of 
Parliament; for 1825; xxx. 32, pr. (App. 763.}——1826 ; Lxxx1. 
103, p. (App. 539.) 1827; Lxxx11. 302, ep. (App. 733.)—— 
1828; Lxxx111. 88, p. (App. 673.)——1829 ; Lxxxiv. 74, Pp. (App. 
528.)——-1830; Lxxxv. 113, p. (App. 768.)——1831; Lxxxv1. 
431, Pp. (App. cxxxviii.) 563, p. (App. 1088.)}——1832; Lxxxvul. 


194, p. (App. 822.)——1833 ; Lxxxvu1. 264, p. (App. 903.)—— 
1834; Lxxxix. 168. (p. 170.) (App. 756.) 


4787. Estimate of the Expense of printing Acts of Parliament 
delivered at the public Charge to Courts of Law, Sheriffs, Magis- 
trates and others, for printing Parliamentary Papers under the 
Orders of the Two Houses of Parliament, 1835-36; xc. 213, p. 





4788. Estimate of the Charge of Printing, Stationery, and 
other Disbursements of the Chief and Under Secretary’s Offices 
and Apartments, and other Public Offices in Dublin Castle, and 
for riding Charges and other Expenses of the Deputy Pursuivants, 
and extra Expenses, also Superannuated Allowances in the Chief 
Secretary’s Office, 1820; Lxxv. 314. (App. 580.) 1821; 
LXXVI. 367, P. (App. 627.)——-1822; Lxxvi1. 164, Pp. (App. 635.) 
1823; Lxxvu. 148, p. (App. 616.)——1824; Lxx1x. 86, P. 
(App. 684.)——1825 ; Lxxx. 173, p. (App. 803.}——1826 ; Lxxx1. 
162, p. (App. 575.)———1827 ; Lxxx11. 267, p. (App. 763.)———1828 ; 
LXXXIII. 145, p. (App. 705.}-——1829 ; Lxxx1v. 117, p. (App. 560.) 
1830; Lxxxv. 166, Pp. (App. 801.}——For subsequent Years, 
see supra, 3215; infra, 5854, 5855. 

4789. Detailed Account of the Nine Items contained in an 
Estimate of the Charge of Printing, Stationery, and other Dis- 
bursements of the Chief Secretary’s Offices, and other Public 
Offices in Dublin Castle, &amp;c.; also of riding Charges of Deputy 
Pursuivants, &amp;c.; also Superannuated Allowances in the Chief 
Secretary’s Office; 1830; Lxxxv. 569, P. 


4790. Estimate of the Sum that will be necessary for Defi- 
ciency of Grants for ditto; of 1821; txxvi1. 164, p. (App. 635.) 


4791. Estimate of the Expense of printing and binding the 
Statutes of the United Kingdom for the use of the Magistrates, 
Lords, Bishops, and public Officers in Ireland :—1820; Lxxv. 
314. (App. 581.)———1821; txxvi. 367, p. (App. 628.)——1822; 
LXXVII. 164, P. (App. 635.)———1828 ; Lxxviit. 148, p. (App. 617.) 
1824; “xxix. 87, Pp. (App.685.)———1825 ; Lxxx. 173, P. 
(App. 803.) 1826; Lxxxi. 162, p. (App. 575.)}——1827; 
LXXXIl. 267, Pp. (App. 764.)———1828 ; LxxxiI. 145, P. 1829 ; 


LXxXIV. 117, P. (App. 560.)——For subsequent Years, see infra, 
4817. 




















4792. Estimate 





140 ACCOUNTS AND 





PAP ERS—continued. 





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


Printing— continued. 
4792. Estimate of the Expense necessary to make good the 
Deficiency of the above Grant; for 1821; uxxvir. 164, p. (App. 
635.) 


4793. Expense of Printing for the Houses of Lords and Com- 
mons, and Public Offices in England ; and of the Amount of the 
Value of Stationery delivered to the Houses of Lords and Com- 
mons; LXXvi. 139. 154. (App. 1174-1176.) 


4794. Expense of printing the Appendix to the Votes for 
1825, 1826 and 1827; also Expense of printing various Papers 
in former Sessions; Lxxx1t. 147, P. 

4795. Account in detail of the Sum of £.2,769, charged in the 
Estimate for King’s Printer in Ireland; Lxxx1v. 268. 


4796. Amount paid for Printing for the Public Offices in Ire- 
land, 1834-1837, showing the increased Charge by having the 
Printing done in Ireland; of the Price at which Acts of Parlia- 
ment aresold to the Community in England, Scotland and Treland ; 
the Number supplied to the Government, &amp;c. ; (Ordered, xcu. 229, 
but not presented.) 


See supra, 3316. 4186, &amp;c.; infra, 4817. 5853. 
Printing Presses :—See supra, 2354. 
Prints :—See supra, 791. 
Prisage and Butlerage of Wines :—See supra, 3355. 


Prisons :—See supra, 1801, ke. 2841, &amp;e. 


Prisons (Ireland) : 

4797. Inspector-General’s Report; For 1820; txxxvi. 196. 
(rp. 320.)——Reports of 1817, 1818 and 1819, to be printed; 
LXXxvi, 320. Reports for 1815 and 1819; Lxxvi. 378. (Pp. 424.) 

1823 ; LXxvill. 229. (Pp. 312.) 1824; Lxx1x. 316. (Pp. 332.) 
——1825; Lxxx. 298. (p. 608.)-——-1826 ; Fourth Report; txxxt. 
184, P. 1827; Fifth ; vxxx1. 396. (Pp. 557.) 1828; Sixth; 
LXXXul. 111, P.——1829; Seventh; txxxiv. 21, p. 1830; Eighth; 
LXXXVv. 48, P. 1832; Tenth; 
IXXXviI. 100, P. Eleventh; 1xxxvut. 157. (Pp. 159.) —— 
Twelfth; txxx1x. 65. (Pr. 73.)}——Thirteenth; xc. 187, p. 
Fourteenth ; xcr. 194. (Pp. 201.) Appendix to the Fourteenth 
Report, containing the Criminal Returns for 1835; xc1. 333. (P. 
337.) Fifteenth ; xcr1. 170. (P. 177.) 

4798. Estimate of the Sum necessary to pay Retired Allow- 
ances to the Rev. Foster Archer, late Inspector-General of Prisons 
in Ireland; txxvit. 229, p. (App. 621.) 

4799. Letter from the Right hon. Henry Goulburn to George 
Harrison, Esq'* ; and from Stephen Rumbold Lushington, Esq’, 
to the Right hon. Henry Goulburn; and other Papers relating to 
the Rev. Foster Archer; Lxxviir. 229, P. 

4800. Annual List of Prisons in Ireland, with the Affidavit of 
the Inspector-General ; txxviu. 135. (App. 1064.) 

4801. Letter from Mr. Goulburn to the Inspectors-General of 
Prisons in Ireland, directing them to inquire into the state of the 


Prison of Newgate, Dublin, and their Report thereupon ; txxxt. 
191, P. 


4802. Expenses incurred in the Office of Inspectors-General 
of Prisons in Ireland; txxxv1. 460, Pp. 


1831; Ninth; txxxvt. 273, p. 


4803. Salaries, Emoluments and Duties of the Inspectors- 
General of Prisons in Ireland; txxxvint. 157. (P. 159.) 

4804. Amount paid in Ireland from the Treasury towards 
support of each of the Prisons in Dublin, distinguishing Debtors’ 
Prisons; also Expense incurred for Prisons in other parts of 
Ireland ; (Ordered, txxx1v. 61, but not presented.) 

4805. Sums advanced by the Public to Grand Juries in Ire- 


land for Prisons, and Repayments made, 1819~1829; Lxxxiv. 
391, P. 


Private Banks :— See supra, 620. 1383. 
Private Bills:—See supra, 778, &amp;e. 1439. 


Privilege, Breaches of : 


4806. Warrants issued by the Speaker for Commitment of 
Persons for Breaches of Privilege either to the Custody of the 
Serjeant or to Newgate; 1825-1835; xc. 605. 


Privy Council (Ireland) : 


4807. Names of all Officers deriving any Pay, Emolument or 


Advantage from Appointments in the Privy Council of Ireland, 
&amp;e.; LXXxXxvill. 254, p. 


House—(continued)—relative to— 


Privy Council, Ireland—continued. 

4808. Precise Amount of the several Fees payable by Officers 
of the Privy Council in Ireland, and the Head under which paid ; 
the Amount of Salary paid to each Officer in 1792, &amp;c. 5 txxxyit, 
400. (Pp. 424.) 

4809. Name of every Privy Councillor in Ireland who has 
received the Allowance of £.9. 10. 5. out of the Customs of 
London, as a Commutation for the Privilege of iiuporting Wine 
Duty-free since 1827; txxxvitt. 374. 


Privy Council Office : 

4810. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for rebuild- 
ing the Privy Council Office, and for completing the Office of the 
Committee of Privy Council for Trade; 1825; Lxxx. 31, p. 
(App. 754.)——1826; Lxxx1. 141, Pp. (App. 527.)——1827; 
LXxXxi1. 302, p. (App. 719,)——1828 ; Lxxx111. 160, Pp. (App. 662.) 

See supra, 89. 144. 766. 2690. 4287, &amp;c.; infra, 6177. 


Privy Seal : 

4811. Warrant of the Lords of the Treasury, for the Regula- 
tion of that Office; txxrx. 34, P. 

4812. Estimate of Sum required from 1 April 1833 to 31 March 
1834, to defray the Charge for the Salary to the Lord Privy Seal ; 
LXXXVIII. 263, Pp. (App. 884.)——1834-35; LXxxIx. 168, Pp. 
(App. 738.) ——1835-36 ; xc. 212, p. 

4813. Royal Warrant appointing Robert Viscount Melville 
as Keeper of the Privy Seal in Scotland ; 1xxxvi. 534, Pp. 

4814. Return from the Chancery Office in Edinburgh and 
from the Record of the Great Seal in Scotland of any Appoint- 
ment in favour of Lord Melville, to the Office of Keeper of His 
Majesty’s Privy Seal in Scotland subsequent to 1 December 1814; 
LXXXVIII. 665, P. 

4815. Returns relative to the Offices of Privy Seal and Di- 
rector of Chancery in Scotland ; yxxxviut. 311. (P. 393.) 


Prize Money and Prizes :—See supra, 35, &amp;c. 464. 4057. 


Probates :—See supra, 2244. 2406. 3420, &amp;e.; infra, 6407, &amp;e. 
Proclamations, Ireland : 

4816. Estimate of the Expense of publishing Proclamations 
and other matters of a public nature in the Dublin Gazette and 
other Newspapers in Ireland, 1820; txxv. 314, rp. (App. 580.) 

1821; Lxxvi. 367, p. (App. 628.) 1822; Lxxvir. 164, P. 
(App. 635.) 1823; Lxxvi. 148, p. (App. 617.)——1824; 
LXxIx. 87, P. (App. 685.)——1825; Lxxx. 173, Pp. (App. 803.) 

1826; LxxxI. 162, p. (App. 575.) 1827 ; LXxx1I. 267, P. 
(App. 764.)——1828; Lxxxu. 145, Pp. (App. 706.) 1829 ; 
LXXXIv. 117, Pp. (App. 560.) 

4817. Estimate of the Expense of printing Proclamations 
and other matters of a public Nature in the Dublin Gazette and 
other Newspapers in Ireland, and for printing and publishing 
Copies of Statutes for the use of the Petty Sessions, individual 
Magistrates and other public Authorities in Ireland, 1830; txxxv. 
166, p. (App. 801.) 1831; Lxxxvi. 767, Pp. (App. 1081.)—— 
1832; LXxxvul. 418, p. (App. 872.) 1833 3 LXxXxvIIl. 265, P. 
(App. 940.) 1834; Lxxx1x. 170, Pp. (App. 785.) 1835; xc. 
214, P. 18365 xcI. 235, P. 18375; xc. 215, P. 

4818. Proclamations issued and Expenses incurred under the 
Peace Preservation Acts for 1825; Lxxx1. 203, P. 1826; 
LXXXII. 355, P. 1827 5 LXXXIII. 187, P. 1828 ; LXxxIVv. 135, P, 

1829; LXxxv. 157. (P. 629.) 

4819. Proclamations issued by virtue of the Police Acts 

(Mr. Peel’s); txxvi. 378. LXXVIII. 472, Pp. (App. 644.) 


4820. Particulars of £.10,000 voted for printing Proclama- 
tions, &amp;c. in Ireland; txxvi. 451. 481. (Pp. 488.) 


4821. Sums paid quarterly in Dublin for publishing Procla- 
mations, commencing 5 January 1818, and ending 5 April 1820; 
LXXVI. 310, P. 

4822. Proclamations issued by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland 
since the passing the Act against Unlawful Assemblies, and Letter 
to the Magistrates; Lxxxvi. 265. 

4823. Sums paid to each Newspaper respectively for the inser- 
tion of Government Proclamations from the Date of the last 
Return, distinguishing the Amount of each Quarter; Lxxxvill. 
311. (Pr. 318.) 

4824. Proclamations issued by authority of the Lord Lieu- 
tenant for the Apprehension of Personsconcerned in Murders, Fire- 
raising, Forcible Entry of Houses and other outrages, during Six 
Months ending 31 January 1837, with Rewards offered; xcu. 75. 
(P. 77.) 

See supra, 4186, &amp;c. 





Proctors : 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the 
Proctors : 

4825. Fees paid to Proctors in Doctors’ Commons for Probates 
and Administrations; txxx. 474, p. 

4826. Bye-laws and Rules of the Ecclesiastical Court of Doc- 
tors’ Commons, which regulate the Admission of Proctors to that 
Court; Lxxxtl. 533, Pp. 

4827. Tables of Fees which Proctors are authorized to charge 
for Business done in the Ecclesiastical Courts of Doctors’ Com- 
mons; (Ordered, uxxxut. 544, but not presented till) ixxxiv. 
329, P. 

See supra, 2406. 


Procurators Fiscal : 
4828. Emoluments of Procurators Fiscal, May 1830-1833 ; 
LXxxix. 405. (P. 599.) See supra, 1393. 


Promissory Notes:—See supra, 612. 3531. 


Property Tax : 

4829. Estimate of the Total Gross and Net Assessment of the 
Property Tax, for One Year ending 5 April 1815; also showing 
the annual Value of Lands brought into Charge; uxxvitt. 72, P. 
(App. 838.) See infra, 4887. 


Prosecutions : 
4830. InScotland for Twelve Months preceding 5 July 1820; 
xxv. 482, Pp. See supra, 1726, 1849. 2627. 3443. 


Protestants in Ireland: 

4831. Parishes in Ireland which contain fewer than 50 resident 
Protestants of the United Church of England and Ireland; (Or- 
dered, txxxviit. 596, but not presented.) (Again ordered, with 
other Returns; uxxx1x. 90, but not presented.) 


Protheroe, Mr. :—See infra, 4912. 


Prothonotaries : 
4832. Certificates of Commissioners of Inquiry as to the Amount 
of Compensations to be allowed to Prothonotaries and others; 
LXXVILI. 534, P. 339, P. 351, P. 


Provis, John :—See supra, 3021. 


Provisions : 

4833. Contract Prices of Meat and Bread at each of the 
Military Districts in the United Kingdom, from 1819; Lxxxv- 
225, P. 

4834. Particular Articles constituting the aggregate Amount of 
the Grain, Provisions, Fish, &amp;c., stated ina Paper reiurned to the 
House, and printed 3 March 1823; distinguishing Irish Produce 
from British, 1818-1822; Lxxv111. 184. (App. 892.) 


See supra, 2935. 3131. 3290. 


Prussia : 

4835. Extract of Note from Baron Maltzahn, dated 25 June 
1826, respecting the Value of British Produce and Manufactures ; 
Lxxxil. 416, P. 

4836. Extract of Note from Baron Maltzahn, dated 8 and 9 
April 1827, enclosing a Return of Vessels which entered into and 
cleared out from the Prussian Ports; Lxxxm. 416, Pp. 

4837. Convention of Commerce between his Majesty and the 
King of Prussia, signed at London, April 2, 1824; uxxix. 437. 
(App. 802.) 

4838. 
Prussia; xci. 226. 

See supra, 3112, &amp;c.; infra, 5093. 5259, &amp;c. 6046, &amp;c. 


Public Service : 
4839. Estimate required for the Public Service for the last 
Three Months of 1830, in addition to the Grants in the last Ses- 
sion, for Nine Months on account; Lxxxvi. 49, p. (App. exviii.) 


Puget &amp; Bainbridge :—See infra, 6155. 


Putney Bridge: 
4840. Income and Expenditure of Putney Bridge, from 1 Ja- 
nuary 1814 to 31 December 1823 ; (Ordered, ixx1x. 535, but not 
presented till) LxXxx. 188. 282, P. 


Quarantine : 

4841. Establishment of Quarantine in England, stating the 
Name of each Person employed receiving £.100 per Annum or 
upwards, for 1792 and 1820; uxxvi. 494, p.——In Ireland; 
Lxxvi, 424. (p. 429.)——In Scotland ; txxvi. 354. (Pp. 377.) 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Papers relating to the Ecclesiastical Establishments of 











House—(continued) —relative to— 
Quarantine—continued. 


4842. Sums received under Acts 39 &amp; 40 Geo. IIT. c. 80, and 
41 Geo. III. c. 80, 1800-1821; txxvi. 436, Pp. (App. 1222.) 


4843. Detailed Account of Allowances received by the Super- 
intendents of Quarantine; Lxxvu. 123, Pp. 132, Pp. 157, P. (App. 
999.) 

4844. Accounts in detail of Sums in the Accounts for 1820, 
intituled, Quarantine and other Charges; (Ordered, txxv1. 349, 
but not presented till) uxxvu. 154, P. 


4845. Tenth Report of the Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry 
(Quarantine) ; uxxrx. 530, Pp. 
4846. Number of Vessels placed in Quarantine in the United 


Kingdom, 1825-1830, and since 1 January 1831, and other Re- 
turns as regards Great Britain; txxxvi. 810, P. 


4847. Mode in which the Fee of £.5. 14. 6. paid for the release 
of each Vessel from Quarantine is appropriated; Lxxxvi. 788, P. 
See supra, 1138. 


Quarter Sessions : 


4348. Returns from Clerks of the Peace of England and Wales, 
stating whether the general Business of the County relating to 
Bridges, Prisons, County Rates, and other matters required to be 
done by Magistrates at Quarter Sessions is transacted by them in 
open Court appointed for hearing Appeals and for the Trial of 
Misdemeanors and other Offences; txxxvitt. 621. (P. 637.) 


4849. Names of the Chairmen of the different Quarter Sessions 
in England and Wales; txxxrx. 167. 

4850. Number of Days each Session of the Peace lasted in 
every County of England and Wales; 1832; .xxxrx. 12. 
(P. 51.) 

4851. Number of Informations returned by Magistrates to the 
Clerks of the Peace in Lreland ; of Civil Bills; of Verdicts given ; 
and Number of Days during which every General Sessions or 


Quarter Sessions continued, 1821-1823; (Ordered, txx1x. 528, 
but not presented.) ) 


4852. Sums levied by way of Fines at the different Quarter 
Sessions in Ireland, 1825-1830; (Ordered, uxxxv. 442, but not 
presented.) 


4853. Returns from the Clerks of the Peace of the several 
Counties in Ireland, at what place or places the Quarter Sessions 
of the Peace were holden within their respective Counties in 1832; 
(Ordered, txxxvit. 523, but not presented till) txxxix. 356. 
(Pp. 420.) 

4854. Number and Names of Places which held separate 
Quarter Sessions previous to the Municipal Reform Bill; Appli- 
cations for the privilege since; Grants and Refusals; xc1. 765. 
(P. 771.) 


See supra, 511, &amp;c. 1750. 1806, &amp;c. 2051. 


Queen Anne’s Bounty : 

4855. Number of Purchases of Land made by the Governors 
of Queen Anne’s Bounty, 1760-1826; (Ordered, txxxu. 210, but 
not presented :) (Again ordered ; txxxi1. 37. Ordered forthwith, 
but not presented, 444.)——From 1800-1828 ; (Ordered, 1xxx1v. 
135, but not presented.)——1800-1826 ; LXxxvI. 598, P. 

4856. Balance in the hands of the Treasurer at the time of his 
decease; what portion has been discharged, and whether the 
Security given by the Treasurer is available to the Amount un- 
paid ; txxxvi. 676. (Pp. 711.) 


4857. Sum due to the Governors of Queen Anne’s Bounty by 
John Paterson at his decease, together with all Sums received in 
Liquidation thereof; Lxxxrx. 101, (P. 111.) 


4858. Monies received and’ disbursed by the Governors of 
Queen Anne’s Bounty, since the Return, dated 29 June 1831; 
specifying all the Poor Livings augmented; xcu. 158. (P. 168.) 

4859. Charters of Queen Anne to the Governors of Queen 
Anne’s Bounty, and Letters Patent and Rules and Orders of any 
of the Kings and Queens of the Realm relating thereto; 
XClI. 246. 

4860. Governors of Queen Anne’s Bounty summoned to attend 
each Court, 1827-1837 ; showing how many Courts have been held 
in each Year; by whom attended; by whose direction summoned, 
&amp;e.; xen. 224. (Pp. 244.) 

4861. Charters granted by Queen Anne to the Governors of 
Queen Anne’s Bounty, and of the several Rules and Orders under 
the Sign Manual, relating to Queen Anne’s Bounty; xcu. 271. 
(P. 282.) 

See supra, 1243. 


Queen 
NN 


ACCOUNTS AND 


PAPERS—continued. 








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


Queen Caroline : 

4862. Papers relating to the Queen; txxv. 281; (To be kept 
in the custody of the Clerk, 281.) 

4863. Further Papers relating to the Queen; ixxv. 325. 
(P. 333.) (App. 612.) 

4864. Total Expenses incurred on account of Proceedings 
carrying on against the Queen; Lxxv. 485, p. (App. 615.) 

4865. Sums issued for the use of her Majesty since the acces- 
sion of her Majesty; txxv1. 66. (App. 573.) 

4866. Estimate of the Sum that would have been due to her 
late Majesty to discharge Debts due by her to her British Cre- 
ditors; uxxvit. 456. (App. 623.) 


Queen Dowager :—See supra, 3781. 


Queen’s County : 

4867. Memorials of Persons paying County Cess, presented to 
the Grand Jury at Maryborough, at the Summer Assizes of 1830 
and Spring Assizes of 1831; (Ordered, txxxv1. 748, but not pre- 
sented.) 

4868. Memorials of Tax Payers at the Summer Assizes of 
1830; and Spring and Summer Assizes of 1831, complaining of 
excessive Assessments for Public Works and Salaries; (Ordered, 
LXxxvi. 854, but not presented.) 

See infra, 6193. 


Queen’s Servants :—See infra, 5042, &amp;e. 


Quigley, William : 
4869. Committal of William Quigley and others to the Gaol 
of Londonderry; Lxxx. 214, P. 


Quit Rents: 

4870. Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire re- 
specting his Majesty’s Quit Rents and Crown Lands in Ireland ; 
Return or Abstract of the Gross and Net Amount of Money or 
Transfers of Three per Cent. Stock received for his Majesty’s 
Quit Rents, &amp;c.; txxvirt. 192, p.—Lxx1x. 535. 

4871. Eighih Report of the Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry 
(Excise Quit Rents); txxx1x. 390, Pp. 

4872. Report dated 26 June 1834, to the Commissioners of 
Woods, &amp;c., respecting the collection of Quit and other Rents pay- 
able to the Crown in Ireland; txxx1x. 592, Pp. 


Rags : 

4873. Number of Bags of Woollen Rags imported, 1818- 
1822, and the Duty paid thereon; txxvu1. 217, p. 239, Pp. (App. 
988, 989.) 

4874. Woollen Rags imported into Great Britain, 1818-1822; 
LXXVIII. 181, p. (App. 878.) 

4875. Woollen Rags imported, 1822, 1823; ixxvin. 235, P. 
(App. 879.) 


Railways : 
4876. First Report of the Commissioners on Railway Commu- 
nications in Ireland; xcr1. 196. 
4877. Estimate of the probable Expense of the Commission 
appointed to report upon the best System of Railways in Ireland ; 
XCII. 215, P. 


Ramsgate Harbour : 

4878. Ramsgate Harbour Trust, Annual Account, 1818-1819 ; 
LXxv. 416.——1819—1820; Lxxvi. 310. (Pp. 332.)}——1820-1821 ; 
LXXVII. 474. 1821-1822; Lxxvill. 75. (Pp. 81.}——1822-1823 ; 
LXXIX. 371. (Pp. 383.)——-1823-1824 ; Lxxx. 432. 1824-1825 ; 
LXXXI. 349. (Pp. 359.)——-1825-1826; Lxxxul. 600, P. 1826- 
18275 LXxxx11l. 529. 1827-1828 5 LxxxIv. 391. 1828-1829 ; 
LXXXv. 632. 1829-1830; Lxxxvit. 529. (Pp. 541.)——1831- 
1832; Lxxxvill. 721.——1832-1833; Lxxxix. 584. 1833~ 
1834; xc. 644. 1834-1835 ; xc1. 730. 1835-1836; xcr11. 624. 

4879. Balances in the Hands of the Trustees and Directors of 
the Harbour of Ramsgate, 1791-1822 ; txxvitl. 92, P. 

4880. List of British and Foreign Vessels that have entered 
the Harbour of Ramsgate, 1800-1820; Lxxvuut. 92, P. 

4881. Annual Accounts laid before Parliament by the Trustees 
since 1829; xc. 405. 


Rape Seed : 

4882. Quantity of Rape and Cole Seed, and other Seeds, im- 
ported from Foreign Countries, 1801-1821; Lxxvi. 128, p. (App. 
1034.) 

4883. Number of Quarters of Rape Seed, Linseed and Bones 
imported, distinguishing England from Scotland, 1821-1833, and 
the Duty paid thereon ; txxxvi1. 703. (P. 709.) 

See supra, 3019. 4277. 


House—(continued)—relative to— 
Raphoe Deanery :—See supra, 2110. 


Rathcormac : 
4884. Letter signed Fitzroy Somerset, dated Horse Guards, 
22 February, and addressed to Sir Hussey Vivian; (Ordered, xc, 
39. Order discharged, and Letter dated 8 January 1835 ordered, 
59. Presented, 88, P.) 


Real Property : 
4885. Commission of Inquiry into the Law of England 
respecting Real Property ; txxx111. 408, P. 
4886. Reports of Commissioners of Inquiry respecting the Law 
of Real Property; First; ixxxrv. 321, P. Second ; txxxy, 
591, P. Third ; txxxvil. 339, p. Fourth ; txxxvu. 311, p, 


4887. Annual Value of Real Property and of Income upon 
which the Property Tax was assessed in each County, in 1815; 
LXXXxVI. 471, P. 

4888. Ad valorem Duties paid on the Sale or Mortgage of 
Real Estates in England, 1829-1831; Lxxxvul. 77, P. 

See supra, 1741. 


Receipts : 
4889. Revenue derived from Stamps on Receipts, 1825-1826 ; 
LXxxxIl. 100, P. 
4890. Amount raised in 1832 by Stamp Duties imposed on 
Receipts for £.2, £.5, £.10, and £.20; txxxvuit. 207. (Pp. 218.) 


Receivers General :—See supra, 1880. 3360, &amp;e. 


Reciprocity of Commerce :—See supra, 2962. 


Recognizances : 

4891. Number of Recognizances or Bail Pieces taken before 
any Judge on Circuit, or before a Commission for taking Special 
Bail out of Dublin; also of Fees payable to any and which of the 
Judges of the said Courts, since 1807 ; Lxxvu. 203. (Pp. 210.) 


4892. Number of Persons arrested upon Recognizances, 
1825-1827; Number of Persons arrested in consequence of the 
non-appearance of Persons to take their Trial; Persons against 
whom Proceedings have been taken; Fees and Charges paid or 
demanded; Recognizances estreated or discharged; Lxxxu1. 
265, P. 

4893. Estreated Recognizances returned into the Exchequer; 
Sums received by Treasurers of County Infirmaries on account 
thereof, 1833 and 1834; xc. 423. 


See supra, 1075. 1270. 2106. 2708. 2970. 
Record Office :—See supra, 3945. 


Recorders : 

4894. Names of Barristers appointed by the Crown to the 
Office of Recorder, since the passing of the Act 6 Will. 4, c. 76; 
the Year in which called to the Bar; the City in which Appoint- 
ment made; the Annual Payment agreed to be made to each 
Recorder, and the Resignations of Persons so appointed; xcu1. 
224. (P. 233.) 


Records, Public: 

4895. Sum wanted to defray the Expense incurred for Print- 
ing, by order of the Commissioners of Public Records, in 1820; 
LXxv. 255, Pp. (App. 566.)——1823; Lxxvutl. 74, P. (App. 567.) 

1824; LXxIx. 25, p. (App. 649.)——1825; Lxxx. 32, P. 
(App. 764.)——1826; Lxxx1. 103, Pp. (App. 540.) 1827 ; 
LXXXII. 302, pe. (App. 733.) 1828; Lxxxitl. 88, P. (App. 
673.)——1829; LXxxIv. 74, PB. (App. 528.)}——1830; Lxxxv. 
113, Pp. (App. 768.) 

4896. Estimate of the Amount required to defray the Expenses 
incurred under the direction and management of the Commissioners 
of Records, 1831; uxxxvi. 431, p. (App. exlviii.) 564, p. (App. 
1053.}——1832 ; Lxxxvil. 195, p. (App. 832.)——1833 5 LXxxvIII. 
264, p. (App. 906.)——1834 ; Lxxx1x. 169, P. (App. 758.)}— 
1835; xc. 213, P. 1836; xc. 234, P. 1837; and for certain 
Arrears not provided for by last Grant; xc. 521, P. 


4897. Amended Estimate required for Expenses, 1836; also 
to discharge Debts; xc1. 748, p. 


4898. Estimate of the Sum which will be required for the 
erection of a National Gallery and Record Office, 1832-1833 ; 
LXxxvil. 503, p. (App. 849.) 

4899. Receipts of all Sums of Money being the produce of 
Sales of Books published under the authority of the Record Com- 
mission, 1821; Lxxvi. 501.——1822; Lxxvu. 22. (Pp. 31.) (App- 
1192.) 1822-1825; Lxxx. 624, P. 1825-1828 ; LXxXIII. 
240, P. 





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


Records, Public—continued. 

4900. Receipts, Expenses and Proceedings of the Commis- 
sioners of Public Records from the Date of the Commission to 
1 August 1833; Lxxxrx. 26. (Pp. 29.) 

4901. Receiptsand Disbursements; Date of Payments, and 
Cost of Works; Liabilities of Commissioners; Disposal of Par- 
liamentary Grant; Books purchased for the use of the Commis- 
sion; (Ordered, xc. 648, but not presented.) (Again ordered; xct. 
13; Order discharged and other Returns ordered, 21; pre- 
sented, 55.) 

4902. Receipts and Disbursements between April 1830 and 
March 1831; Debts and Liabilities in March 1831; Analysis of 
Accounts, 1830-1832; xc1. 70. 

4903. Application of certain Sums voted in 1826 and 1827 for 
Printing, under the direction of the Commissioners of Public 
Records, and summary Statements of their Proceedings; txxx111. 
482, P. 

4904. Return in detail, under separate heads, of the manner in 
which the Sums charged in Civil Contingencies, as paid to the 
Commissioners of Public Records, and for Printing, have been 
expended, 1826-1828 ; Lxxxiv. 415, P. 


4905. Return in detail of the manner in which the Sums 
charged in the Civil Contingencies and Miscellaneous Estimates, 
as paid to the Commissioners of Records in 1829, have been 
expended. (Ordered, uxxxv. 105. Order discharged, and other 
Returns ordered, 134; presented, 191, P.) 


4906. Works now in progress under the direction of the 
Record Commission, and Works preparing for the Press, but of 
which the Printing is not yet commenced; Lxxx1v. 391, Pp. 


4907. Return of the various Works published, and in course of 
Publication, under the direction of the Record Commissioners, 
specifying Persons employed, &amp;c. &amp;c. (Ordered, iuxxxv. 105. 
Order discharged, and other Returns ordered, 134; presented, 
191, P. 343, P.) 

4908. Return in detail, specifying both the Names of each and 
every Person employed under the direction of the Commissioners 
of Public Records, with a Statement of the Sums paid to each of 
the Persons employed respectively :—1819-1829 ; Lxxxv. 343, P. 
From 1800-1819 ; (Ordered, txxxv. 541, but not presented 
till) uxxxvi. 156, P. (Order for printing discharged, 160.) 

4909. Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into 





Record Searches: 


4919. Fees, Emoluments or Perquisites received for Searches 
by the several Persons therein mentioned, 1829-1882; Lxxxvit. 
42. 50. 247. (P. 550.) 


Recoveries :—See supra, 2712. 


Reeves, Eyre &amp; Strahan, Messrs. :—See supra, 3316. 
Refuge for the Destitute : 


4920. Estimate of Sum wanted for the support of the Iasti- 
tution called “The Refuge for the Destitute;” For 1820; uxxv. 
255, Pp. (App. 566.}-——1821; xixxvi. 140, Pp. (App. 584.)—— 
1822; Lxxvil. 298, Pp. (App. 605.)——1823 ; Lxxvu1. 175, P. (App. 
581.)——1824; Lxx1x. 87, p. (App. 666.}——1825 ; Lxxx. 33, P. 
(App. 762.)}——1826; Lxxx1. 102, p. (App. 588.)}——1827 ; Lxxxu. 
162, p. (App. 732.)——1828; LxxxuII. 88, p. (App. 672.}-— 
1829; uxxxiv. 74, p. (App. 527.)——1830; Lxxxv. 113, P. (App. 
767.)——1831 ; Lxxxvi. 360, Pp. (App. cxxxviii.) 563, p. (App. 1037.) 
1832 ; Lxxxvil. 200, Pp. (App. 821.}——1833;  LxxxvirI. 263. 
(Pp. 265.) (App. 902.}——-1834; Lxxx1x. 168. (Pp. 170.) (App. 755.) 
1835; xc. 413, P. 1836; xcIl. 233, P.——1837; xclI. 
213, P. 

4921. Receipts and Expenditure of the Society, 1820-1827; 
LXXXII. 393, P. 











Regent’s Park and New Streets : 


4922. Total Monies assessed in each Year by the Commis- 
sioners who have acted in execution of certain Acts for Paving 
and Lighting the Streets, &amp;c. under their Jurisdiction; Monies 
borrowed; Debt now due, &amp;c.; txxxvit. 823, Pp. 


Regent Street : 


4923. Sums expended by the Commissioners acting under 
5 Geo. IV. c. 100, and 6 Geo. IV. c. 38, for Macadamizing the 
Road in Regent-street, Whitehall and Palace-yard, and Expense 
incurred in maintaining them, including Scraping and Watering, 
in 18263 Lxxx11. 435, P. 

4924. Return from the Commissioners for Paving, Lighting 
and Watering Regent-street, of the total Amount of all Sums 
expended for Paving, Lighting, Cleansing, Watering and keeping 
in repair the Pavements of so much of the said Street as is situate 
between Pall-mall and Oxford-street, 1816-1834; LxXxxIx. 257, P- 


Register House, Edinburgh: —See supra, 2427. 
the State of the Public Records; xcu. 83, pP. 


4910. Observations upon the Report from the Select Com- 
mittee on the Record Commission, transmitted to the Treasury by 


Register Office, in Chancery :—See supra, 1075. 


Register and Paymaster-General’s Offices : 


the Commissioners on Public Records; xcr1. 235. (Pp. 244.) 


4911. Report of Sir Francis Palgrave to the Treasury upon 
the State of the Record Office, at the Chapter House, dated 


4925. Warrants adding the General Register Office, and the 
Paymaster-General’s Office to the Schedule of the Act 4 and 5 
Will. IV. c. 24.3 xcr1. 37. 


21 January 1837; xcu. 235. (Pp. 244.) 


4912. Correspondence between Mr. Protheroe, Sir Harris Registering Barristers :—See supra, 716, &amp;e. 


Nicolas, and any other Person, with the Treasury and the Secre- 
tary of State, respecting the Observations transmitted by the Com- 
missioners of Public Records, on the Report of the Select Com- 
mittee of the House of Commons ; xcut. 235. (P. 244.) 

See infra, 5852. 


Ireland : 


Registrar at Madras:—See supra, 2365. 
Registration Expenses :—See supra, 2459. 


Registry of Deeds :—See supra, 1750. 2055. 2057; infra, 
5097. 


Religious Instruction, Scotland : 


4913. Estimate of the Sum necessary for paying the Salaries 
and Expenses of the Record Commission in Ireland, 1823; 
LXXVIII. 149, Pp. (App. 619.}——1824; LxxIx. 87, p.— 1825; 
LXxx. 173, p. (App. 805.)——1826 ; Lxxx1. 162, Pp. (App. 577.) 
1827; Lxxxu. 267, Pp. (App. 766.) 1828 ; LXXXIII. 
146, p. (App. 708.)——1829 ; txxxiv. 118, p. (App. 562.)—— 
1830; txxxv. 166, Pp. (App. 802.) Detailed Account for 
Six Months to 5 July 1830; (Ordered, uxxxv. 456, but not 
presented.) 


4914. Reports on Public Records of Ireland:—Ninth and 
Tenth; txxv. 425, Pp. Eleventh, Twelfth and Thirteenth ; txx1x. 
76, P. Fourteenth and Fifteenth; txxx. 527, p. Sixteenth 
and Seventeenth; Lxxxu11. 87, P. Eighteenth and Nineteenth ; 
LXXXv. 220, P. 


4915. Expenses of the Office of the Irish Record Commission ; 























4926. Remonstrance of the General Assembly against the 
Commission of Inquiry; Letters from the Central Board of 
Dissenters in Edinburgh to the Home Secretary, and from the 
Home Secretary to the Earl of Minto; xc. 659, p. 

4927. Estimate for Expenses of Commission appointed to 
inquire into the opportunities of Religious Worship and means of 
Religious Instruction and Pastoral Superintendence afforded to 
the People of Scotland ; xc1. 233, p. Xxcil. 213, P. 





4928. Letter from the Secretary of the Commission to the 
Home Secretary, dated May 1836; xc1. 390, Pp. — 

4929. First Report of the Commissioners; xc11. 19. (P. 27.) 

4930. Correspondence between the Commissioners for Religious 
Instruction in Scotland, and the Rev. Mr. Begg, of Libberton, 
respecting the publication of Dr. Lee’s Evidence; xcu. 314. (P. 


also, of the Names of Commissioners; ixxvi1. 421, p. (App. 1194. 317. 
1195.) 


4916. Estimate for carrying on the Record Works in Ireland 
not yet completed ; Lxxxvi. 767, Pp. (App. 1083.) 


Religious Orders :—See supra, 3242. 
Religious Tests :—See infra, 6236. 


4917. Works now in progress and which still remain to be 
undertaken by the Record Commission in Ireland ; and a detailed 
Estimate of the Sum proposed to be voted for 1829; Lxxxrv. 269. 


4918. Works now in progress under the authority of the Com- 
missioners of Records in Ireland; txxxv. 627, P. 


Remembrancers of the Exchequer :—See supra, 2589. 2604. 
Removals from India :—See supra, 2358. 


Rennie, John :—See supra, 4220. 





Replevins : 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 














I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Replevins: Revenue—continued. 


4931. Number of Persons appointed by the present Sheriffs in 
Ireland for the purpose of granting Replevins; 1xxxu. 443, P. 
504, P. 


Reports of Committees : 
4932. List of the Reports of the House of Commons, includ- 
ing those of the Year 1832, with Indexes thereto, as recommended 
by the Library Committee; txxx1x. 602, Pp. 


Report Office :—See supra, 1076. 
Representative Peers :—See supra, 4425. 
Requests, Courts of :—See supra, 1775. 1777. 


Requin Ship: 

4933. Items which composed the Sum of 2,200,000 Francs, 
paid by France under the Convention, dated at Paris, 1 Sep- 
tember 1814, in discharge of Claims of Property captured at 
Bordeaux; several other Papers relating to that subject; and 
Memorial presented by Mr. Ogilvie to the Treasury; Lxxvitt. 
407, P. 


4934. Applications made by Mr. Ogilvie to the Lords of the 
Treasury, on the subject of his Claim to the Ship Requin; 
LXxviil. 407. 


Retford, East : 
4935. Total Expenses incurred in the course of Proceedings in 


the House of Lords upon the East Retford Bill; (Ordered, ixxxv, 
656, but not presented till) txxxvi. 369, P. 


Retired Allowances :—See supra, 2957, &amp;c. 4442, &amp;c.; infra, 
5946, ke. 


Revenue : 

4936. Ordinary Revenues and Extraordinary Resources con- 
stituting the Public Income of Great Britain and Ireland ; on 
5 January 1820; txxv. 126, rp. (App. 629.)——1821; Lxxvi. 205. 
(p. 205. 217.) (App. 856.)}——-1822; txxvi1. 139, Pp. (App. 794.) 

1823 ; Lxxvin. 167. (P. 169.) (App. 788.)——1824 ; Lxxrx. 
152, p. (App. 690.) 1825; 1xxx. 186, p. (App. 816.)——1826 ; 
LXXXxI. 184, p. (App. 580.) 1827; Lxxxu. 353, p. (App. 772.) 

1828; LXxx111. 163, P. 1829; LxxxIv. 162, p. (App. 668.) 

1830; Lxxxv. 223. (Pp. 225.) (App. 806-808.) 1831; 
LXXxvi. 432, p. (App. clxii—clxiv.}——1832; ixxxvi. 212, Pp. 
(App. 876.)——1833 ; Lxxxvil. 206, Pp. (App. 942.}——1834 ; 
LXXXIx. 160, p. (App. 787.)——1835; xc. 162, P. 1836; xcI. 
207. (Pp. 219.}——1837 ; xc. 203. (Pp. 216.) 


4937. Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great 
Britain in the Years ending 5 April 1819-1820; txxv. 133, Pp. 
(App. 687.)——5 July 1819-1820; 1xxv. 458, p. (App. 688.)—— 
10 October 1819-1820 ; txxv. 485, P. (App. 689.)——5 January 
1820-1821; uxxvi. 8, p. (App. 910.}+——5 April 1820-1821; 
LXXVI, 243, Pp. (App. 911.}——5 July 1820-1821 ; Lxxvi. 504, Pp. 
(App. 912.) 5 January 1821-1822; uxxvir. 9, Pp. (App. $94.) 

5 July 1821-1822; irxxvir. 416, p.(App. 896.)——5 January 
1822-1823; uxxvint. 12, p. (App. 822.)——5 April 1822-1823 ; 
LXXVIII. 188, p. (App. 824.)——5 July 1822-1823; txxvim. 471, P. 
(App. 824.)}——5 April 1823-1824; txxrx. 261, Pp. 


4938. Net Amount of the Revenue of the United Kingdom ; 
from 10 October 1819 to 5 April 1820; txxv. 199, Pp. 232, Pp. 
(App. 690.)——5 April 1820 to 5 July 1820; uxxv. 478, p. (App. 
690.) 

4939. Gross Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain (Loans 
and Exchequer Bills excluded), 1793-1821 ; txxvir. 183. (P. 205.) 
(App. 901.) 


4940. Statement of the Total Amount of Monies transmitted 


into the Exchequer by the Receivers General of Taxes, 1790- 
1820; txxvul. 480, p. (App. 1262.) 


4941. Actual Gross Receipt of Revenue, exclusive of Loans, 
1816-1823; (Ordered, uxxvii. 117, but not presented.) 


4942. Gross and Net Amount of the Revenue of the United 


Kingdom, 1821; ixxvu. 154, Pp. (App. 900.)——From 1791-1801, 
1801-1817, 1817-18245 Lxx1x. 307, P. 


4943. Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of the 
United Kingdom, 1823-1824; .xxx. 10, P. —— 1824-1825 ; 
LXXXI, 22, P.——~1825-1826; LXXXxu. 227, P.———1828-1831 ; 
LXXXVI. 496, P. 








4944, Gross Receipt of the Revenue derived from Taxation in 
Great Britain, 1815-1825; txxx1. 121, p. (App. 703.) 


4945. Gross Amount of the Revenue of England, Wales and 
Scotland, 1790-1825 ; (Ordered, ixxxt. 33, but not presented.) 


4946. Revenue of the Quarter ending 5 April 1827; also for 
the corresponding Quarters in 1822-1826. (Ordered, txxx. 415, 
but not presented.) 


4947. Revenue of England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland, 19 
October 1830-1831; (Ordered, txxxvit. 33, but not presented.) 


4948. Total Amount of the Public Revenue paid into the 
Exchequer, 5 January to 25 February 1832, distinguishing the 
various heads of Customs, Excise, Stamps, Taxes, Post Office and 
Miscellaneous Branches. (Ordered, uxxxvu. 147, but not pre- 
sented.) 


4949. Total Income of the Revenue of Great Britain and 
Ireland, after deducting Repayments, Drawbacks, &amp;c., with an 
Account of the Public Expenditure in 1820; Lxxvim. 167. (P. 
169.) (App. 792.) 1823; txsx. 170, p. (App. 694.)——1824; 
LXxx. 186, Pp. (App. 820.}——1825; xxx. 184, Pp. (App. 584.) 

1826; Lxxxut. 353, Pp. (App. 776.)——1827 ; Lxxx101. 163, P. 

1828; Lxxxtv. 162, p. (App. 672.)——1829 ; Lxxxv. 223, Pp. 
(App. 810.}-——1830; uxxxvi. 432, Pp. (App. clxvi.}——1831; 
LXXXVII. 212, Pp. (App. 880.)——1832 5 Lxxxviir. 206, Pp. (App. 
946.)——1833; Lxxx1x. 160, p. (App. 789.)——-1834 ; xc. 359, P. 
——1835 ; xc1. 207. (Pp. 219.)}——1836 ; xci1. 203. (P. 216.) 


4950. Net Public Income of the United Kingdom, after abating 
Expenditure thereout, defrayed by the several Revenue Depart- 
ments, &amp;c. :—1821; txxvu. 11, p. (App. 821.)——1822; txxvutt. 
167. (P. 169.) (App. 792.) 224, p. (App. 826.)——1823, Lxxrx. 28, 
p. (App. 793.) 170, p. (App. 694.)——-1824 5 Lxxx. 17, P. 186, P. 
(App. 923.)——1825; Lxxxi. 13, ep. (App. 690.) 185, Pp. (App. 
584.)——1826; 1xxxul. 159, Pp. (App. 878.) 353, p. (App. 776.) 

1827; LxXXIII. 24, P. 163, P. 1828; LxxxIv. 29, P. 162, P. 
(App. 672.)——1829; Lxxxv. 23, rp. (App. 803.) 223, p. (App. 
810.}—— 1830 ; Lxxxvi. 219, Pp. 432, ep. (App. clxvi.)——1831 , 
LXXXvilI. 36, p. (App. 789.) 212, p. (App. 880.) 504, Pp. 1832; 
LXXXVvill. 206, Pp. (App. 946.)——1833 ; Lxxx1x. 29, p. (App. 732.) 
160, Pp. (App. 790.) ——1834 ; xc. 64, Pp. (Again ordered, xc. 102, 
but not presented.) 162, Pp. 486, P. 1835; xct. 207. (P. 211.) 
821. (Pp. 326.}——1836; xcrI. 203. (Pp. 216.) 

4951. Public Income and Expenditure of the United King- 
dom of Great Britain and Ireland in the Years ending 5 January 
1817-1822; (Ordered, txxvu. 61, but not presented.) 


4952. Net Public Income and Expenditure of the United 
Kingdom, exclusive of Sums applied to the redemption of Debt; 
1821 and 1822; 1xxvil. 30, vp. (App. 896.) 


4953. Estimate of the Public Income and Expenditure of the 
Year 1822, exclusive of Sums to be issued for Redemption of 
Debt; txxvi. 30, p. (App. 900.) 


4954. Income and Expenditure from 5 January 1792-1798; 
(Ordered, txxvat. 188, bué not presented.) 


4955. Income and Expenditure of Great Britain from 10 
October 1792-1797 ; 1xxvut. 477, Pp. (App. 828.) 


4956. Total Revenue of Great Britain, exclusive of Loans; 
also an Account of the Total Expenditure, &amp;c., showing Sur- 
plus over Expenditure ; 1786-1824; txx1x. 287, ev. (App. 794.) 


4957. Net Public Income of the United Kingdom, and of 
Payments out of the same, exclusive of Sums applied to the re- 
demption of Debt, showing Surplus of Income over Expenditure ; 
1823-1826 ; Lxxxu. 509, Pp. 1819-1827; (Ordered, Lx xxi. 
75, but not presented.) 


4958. Public Income and Expenditure for Four Years previous 
to 5 January 1831, according to the Form ordered in the late Par- 
liament on 21 December 1830 and 7 February 1831; (Ordered, 
LXXXVI. 753, but not presented till) uxxxvu. 24. (P. 28.) 


4959. Statement of the Public Income and Expenditure for 
the Years ending 5 January 1830-1832, according to the Form of 
an Account ordered to be printed on 15 December 1831; txxxvul. 
584, P. 


4960. Balance Sheet Accounts of the Net Public Income and 
Expenditure of the United Kingdom in ithe Year ended 5 January 
18335; LXXXVIII. 48, P. 


4961. Public Income and Expenditure of the United King- 
dom, 1833-1836; Expense incurred in Collection; Charge of 
Debt ; Expenses of Civil Government; Allowance to the Royal 
Family and to His Royal Highness Prince Leopold, &amp;c. ; xct. 642. 
(P. 676.) xc. 616, P. 


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4962. Statement of the several Items embraced in the Total 
Sums of £. 1,848,297. 14. 93. and £. 2,396,921. 1. 83., as set 
forth in Account of Public Income of the United Kingdom, 
ordered to be printed February 1833; (Ordered, txxxvu. 90, but 
not presented.) 


4963. Public Income and Expenditure of the United King- 
dom in each of the Years ending 5 January 1793, 1803, 1821, 
1832 and 1833; (Ordered, txxxviii. 582, but not presented.) 

4964. Expenditure of the United Kingdom in the Year ended 
6 January 1821 and 1833; txxxvull. 587, Pp. 

4965. Amount for the United Kingdom of Duties and Taxes 
paid in 1820 for each Article separately on which Duties have 
been repealed, or are to be repealed ; stating the periods at which 
each Duty or Tax ceased, with an Account of the actual Diminu- 
tion of Receipt on each Article in the Years 1821-1826, as com- 
pared with the Year 1820; uxxx1. 275, Pp. (App. 702.) 


4966. Yearly Produce of Duties of Customs and Excise on 
certain Articles therein enumerated from 1792; ixxxv. 491, P. 


4967. Gross and Net Amount of Revenue arising from Cus- 
toms, Excise, Stamps, Taxes and Post Office, for the first Nine 
Weeks of 1825 and 1826; Lxxx1. 275, P. 

4968. Amount of Revenue collected in England, Wales, Scot- 
land and Ireland respectively, distinguishing Customs, Excise, 
Stamps and Assessed Taxes, 1831; Lxxxvil. 148, P. 

4969. Net Produce of the Duties on Customs, Excise, Stamps 
and Taxes, on the several Articles, as stated in the Finance 
Accounts, 1832; showing the Rate of Duty on each Article; 
LXXXVIII. 725, P. 

4970. Amount of Revenue derived from the Duties of Customs 
and Excise upon the various Products of the British West Indies, 
1818-1823; Lxxvill. 64, Pp. 79, P. 87, P. 100, P. 

4971. Net Produce of Duties of Customs, Excise, Stamps and 
Taxes, as stated in the Finance Accounts for 1827, on several 
Articles, showing the Rate of Duty; txxxiv. 235, Pp. 

4972. Total Net Amount of Duties of Customs charged on 
Merchandize of all kinds imported into the United Kingdom, 
after deducting the Drawback allowed on Exportation ; (Ordered, 
Lxxxv. 243; Order discharged, 271.) 

4973. Total Produce of the Duties of Customs, Excise and 
Stamps, 1827-1831; Lxxxvul. 538, Pp. 

4974. Total Produce of Duties of Customs, Excise, Stamps 
and Taxes, showing Variations in Amount by Alterations in Rates 
of Duty, and comparing actual Produce with estimated Variations, 
1832-1836 ; xc, 256, P. 

4975. Gross Receipt of Revenue collected in the Port of 
London in 1829 and 1832, and Rate per Cent. at which collected ; 
LXXXVIII. 455. (P. 505.) 

4976. Gross Receipt of Customs Duty collected at each Cus- 
tom House in the United Kingdom in 1829; itxxxv. 427, P. 
In 1833; LXxxIx. 456. (P. 464.) In 1834; xc. 187, P. 


4977. Duties of Customs collected in the several Ports of Ire- 


land, 1800-1820 ; and of the Establishment and Salaries of Officers; 
LXxvi. 409. (p. 430.) (App. 920. 1259.) 








4978. Gross and Net Amount of the Revenue of Customs and 
Excise in Ireland, during Two Years ending 5 January 1824; 
LXXIx. 142, P. 


4979. Gross Receipt of the Revenue of Customs in Ireland in 
the Year ending 5 January 1802 and 1822-1825; Lxxx. 553, Pp. 
———Of Excise; rxxx. 590, p. 

4980. Duties of Customs and Excise, 1820-1830, in the several 


Revenue Districts of Ireland; .xxxv. 250, Pp. 1828-1836 ; 
xc. 256. (P. 280.) 





4981. Net Produce of all the Permanent Taxes for Two Years 
ending respectively 5 January 1819 and 5 January 1820; Lxxv. 
134, p. (App. 652.)——5 January 1820 and 5 January 1821; 
Lxxvi. 195, Pp. (App. 876.)——5 January 1821 and 5 January 
1822; Lxxvil. 131, p. (App. $14.) 


4982. Sums arising from the Product of the Taxes, independ- 
ent of Loans paid into the Exchequers of Great Britain and 
Treland, 1786-1816 ; (Ordered, txxxv. 361, but not presented.) 


4983. Taxes, the Collection of which has ceased, 1812-1822 ; 
Similar Return for Ireland; txxvit. 203, p. 225, 239, p. 273, P. 
299. (App. 916-920.) 


4984. Gross and Net Amount of all Taxes repealed, expired 
or reduced in each Year since the termination of the War, and of 
all Taxes imposed in the same period; showing the Articles on 
which Alterations of Duty were made; Lxxxvitt. 489, P. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








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


Revenue—continued. Revenue—continued. 


4985. Nature and Amount of all Taxes remitted or repealed 
in Great Britain since 1 January 1814, with the Date of every 
such Remission or Repeal, &amp;c.; (Ordered, txxxvitt. 506, but not 
presented.) (Again ordered, forthwith, uxxx1x. 75; presented, 
178, P.) Similar Return for Ireland; (Ordered, uxxxvutt. 
506, but not presented till) Lxxx1x. 178, P. 


4986. Gross and Net Amount of Duties collected at each 


Custom House, 1834, compared with the Produce, 1833 ; xc. 187, 
P. 1835, compared with 1834; xcr. 343. (P. 353.) 


4987. Gross and Net Produce of Duties of Customs, 1834, 
compared with 1833; xc. 31, Pp. 1835, compared with 1834 ; 


xcI. 343. (Pp. 353.)——1836, compared with 1835; xcu. 97. 
(Pp. 118.) 


4988. Duties of Customs collected in each Revenue District 
in Ireland, 1828-1835 ; xc. 256. (Pp. 280.) 











4989. Duties of Customs and Excise collected in each Revenue 
District in Ireland in 1835, witha Comparative View of the Total 
Revenue under each Branch since 1820; xc1. 238. (Pp. 255.) 


4990. Tables of the Revenue, Population and Commerce, &amp;c. 
of the United Kingdom and its Dependencies, (Part I.) 1820- 
1831; txxxvi. 565.——(Part III.) 1820-1833; xc. 31.—— 
Supplement to Part III. (Colonies); xc. 481.——(Part IV.) 
1834; xc. 655. Supplement to Part IV. (Colonies) ; xc1. 733. 


—/(Part V.) 1835; xc. 839. Supplement to Part V. (Colo- 
nies); XCII. 645. 











4991. Account relative to Revenue, Expenditure Commerce, 
&amp;c.; LXXXxviil. 665, P. 


4992. Arrears and Balances due from the Collectors of Revenue 
in the United Kingdom: On 5 January 1820; Lxxv. 126, P. 
1821; Lxxvi. 206. 18225 Lxxvil. 138. 
168, P. 1824; LxxIx. 152, P. 
1826 5 LXxXxI. 185, P. 1827 5 LXxxII. 354, P. 18285 LXXXIII. 
163, P. 183, P. 18295; LxxxIv. 163, P. 1830; Lxxxv. 224, P. 
18313; LXxxxvi. 432, P. 1832; Lxxxvul. 213. 1833 ; 
LXXXvVilI. 206. 18345; LXxxIx. 161.——1835; xc. 163.—— 
18365 xc1. 207. 1837; xciI. 203. 











18235 LXXVIII. 
1825; Lxxx. 187, P. 






































4993. Charge for collecting the Revenue, from 5 January 1790 
to 5 January 1821; ixxvi. 138, vp. (App. 914, 915.)}——For 1823 ; 
LXXIX. 171, P. 698.——For 1825; Lxxx1. 103, p. (App. 702.) 


4994. Letters from the Right Hon. Charles Grant to the 
Treasury, upon matters connected with the Collection of the 
Revenue, with Minutes of the Treasury thereon; Lxxv1. 253, P. 
(App. 1296.) 

4995. Account in detail of Sums included in the Accounts for 
1820, intituled, ‘ Charges for Management ;’ (Ordered, txxv1. 349, 
but not presented till) uxxvu. 154, P. 





4996. Items forming the Sum of £. 4,403,757, for Charges of 
Collection of the Revenue in 1818; Lxxx1. 330, Pp. 


4997. Actual Expense incurred in the Collection or Manage- 
ment of the Revenue, distinguished under the heads of Customs, 
Excise, Taxes, &amp;c.; Lxxxvi. 228, p. (Imperfect, withdrawn, 
another ordered; presented, 344, P.) 

4998. Charges of Collection on the Public Income of the 
United Kingdom ; showing Sums paid out of Money received by 
the different Departments ; Authority for the same, and Buildings 
erected thereout; xc1. 342. (Pp. 360.) 


4999. Amounts not paid into the Exchequer, but deducted for 
Costs of Collection, &amp;c., from the gross Amounts received by 
every Department of Revenue; Amounts received by all Depart- 
ments of Expenditure, from all sources, except Parliamentary 
Grants, or Issues from the Exchequer, 1836; xc. 369. 
(Pp. 382.) 

5000. Public Income and Expenditure of the United King- 
dom for the Years ending 5 January 1831-1833, showing the actual 
Expense incurred in the Collection or Management of the Re- 
venue ; LXXXVIII. 477, P. 


5001. Net Amount of the Revenue of Ireland paid into the 
Exchequer, 1817-1820; ixxv, 321, p. (App. 691.) 


5002. Net Produce of the Revenue of Ireland, as paid into the 
Exchequer, there, from 5 April to 5 July 1820; uxxv. 478, Pp. 


(App. 690.) 

5003. Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Ireland, 
as paid into the Exchequer there, in the Years ending 5 January 
1820-1821; txxvi. 8, Pp. (App. 911.)——5 April 1820 and 1821; 
Lxxvi. 333, Pp. (App. 916.)}——5 January 1821-1822; Lxxvir. 
9, p. (App. 894.}——5 January 1822-1823; Lxxvu1. 12, P. 
(App. 822.)}——5 April 1822-1823 ; Lxxvuit. 229, p. (App. 824.) 

5004. Gross 
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146 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








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


5004. Gross and Net Revenue of Customs, Excise, Post Office 
and Stamps in Ireland in 1790, 1800, 1810 and 1820; Lxxv1. 
290, p. (App. 917.) 

5005. Gross and Net Revenue of Customs, Excise Taxes, 
Stamps and Postage in Ireland, 1804, 1808, 1812 and 1816, and 
Amount of Deductions on account of Incidents; 1801-1821; 
LXxvi. 410. (App. 917.) 

5006. Comparative Statements of the Receiver-General’s Pay- 
ments into the Exchequer in Ireland in the Quarter and Half-year 
ending 5 July 1820 and 5 July 1821; rxxvi. 504, Pp. (App. 916, 
917.) 

5007. Gross and Net Revenue of Ireland; Total Expenditure 
for Interest and Charges for Debt Funded and Unfunded, 1822; 
LXXvi1l. 263, Pp. (App. 826.) 

5008. Net Public Income of Ireland, paid into the Exchequer 
there, 1793-1798; Lxxvil. 477, p. (App. 829-833.) 

5009. General Abstracts of the Charges of Collection on the 
Public Income of Great Britain and Ireland; and Payments 
other than Charges of Collection for 1827; (Ordered, ixxxu. 
28, but not presented.) 

5010. Gross and Net Amount of Revenue collected in Ireland 
in 1720, 1760, 1790, 1800, 1810, 1820 and 1827 respectively ; 
LXXx11I. 455, P. 

5011. Total Income and Expenditure of Ireland, 1792-1801, 
exclusive of Sums applied to the Redemption of the Debt, 1801 
and 1817, and 1831-1834; Net Produce of Revenue, 1824-1834; 
LXXXIX. 198, P. 

5012. Returns in detail of the Sum of £. 17,499. 7. 10. paid 
in 1805, and of £.39,158. 11. 4. paid in 1820, as Charges for the 
Management and Collection of the Revenues of Scotland, and of 
all Persons receiving Pensions; (Ordered, uxxvi. 412, but not 
presented till) txxvu1. 98. 

5013. Revenue remitted from Scotland in 1829, by whom and 
at what Dates of Exchange; txxxv. 344, Pp. 

5014. Districts or Divisions into which Scotland is arranged 
in respect to the various Branches of the Public Revenue ; 
LXXXVII. 230. (Pp. 235.) 

5015. Memorials to the Treasury from Banks in Scotland on 
the subject of the Payment of the Revenues without Deduction 
by the different Departments of Receipt, and Minute thereon ; 
xcr. 121. 

See supra, 2501, &amp;c. 3143. 


Revenue Commissioners : 

5016. Reports of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the Col- 
lection and Management of the Revenue arising in Ireland, and 
into certain Departments of the Public Revenue arising in Great 
Britain; First (General Proceedings); txxvut. 64, P. Second 
(Incorporation of the British and Irish Establishments for the 
Collection of the Public Income); .ixxvit. 437, P. Third 
(Removal of Obstructions to Commerce between Great Britain 
and Ireland arising out of Duties and Drawbacks); ixxvu. 
471, P. Fourth (Abolition of Duties imposed by Act of 
Union); txxvi. 486, P. Supplement to the Fourth Report ; 
LXXVII. 224, Py Fifth (Distilleries); ixxvur. 352, P. 
Supplement to the Fifth Report (Intercourse in Spirits); txxvin. 
424, P. Sixth (Out Ports of Scotland); Lxxvit. 477, P. 
Seventh (Customs and Excise Establishments, Dublin); txxrx. 
128, p.——Eighth (Excise, Quit Rents, &amp;c.); Lxx1x. 390, p. 
Ninth (Revenue Jurisdiction) ; txx1x. 409, Pp. Tenth (Ports of 
Ireland, Preventive Coast Guard, Quarantine); Lxx1x. 530, Pp. 

Eleventh (On the Customs Establishments, &amp;c. in Edin- 
burgh, &amp;c.); Lxxx. 485, P. Twelfth (On the Excise, Scotland) ; 
Receipts, Payments, Distillery Laws, Establishments ; txxx. 485, p. 

Thirteenth (Board of Stamps, London); Lxxx1. 381, p. 
Fourteenth (Board of Stamps, London, continued) ; Lxxx1. 381], p. 

Fifteenth; (Stamp Revenue, Scotland); txxx1. 16, Pp. 
Sixteenth (Stamp Revenue, Ireland); txxxm1. 16, p. Seven- 
teenth (Stamp Revenue, Ireland); txxxu. 16, p. Eighteenth 
(Post Office, Great Britain); txxxiv. 230, p. Nineteenth ; 
(Post Office, Ireland); txxx1v. 407, p. ‘Twentieth (Post Office, 
Scotland); Lxxxv. 70, p. Twenty-first (Twopenny Post Office) ; 
LXXXV. 124, P. Twenty-second (Post Office, United King- 
dom; Packet Establishments; Home Stations); txxxv. 636, p. 
[N.B. The Twenty-third Report was presented as an Account 
and Paper; uxxx1x. 195, P.] 

5017. Estimate for Salaries and Expenses of Commissioners of 
Revenue Inquiry in Ireland, 1822; ixxvit. 437, rp. (App. 606.)— 
456. (App. 642.) 1823; Lxxvit. 175, Pp. (App. 581.) 
18245 LXxIx. 25, p. (App. 645.) 87, P. 18255 LXxx. 32, P. 


(App. 756.) 





5018. Estimate of the Sum wanted to make Compensation to 
the Commissioners of the Revenue Inquiry in Ireland and Great 
Britain; 1826; xixxx1. 92, rp. (App. 531.) 18275; Lxxxn. 
162, p. (App. 725.}——1828 ; Lxxx1. 88, P. 1829; Lxxxty, 
74, p. (App. 520.)——1830; Lxxxv. 112, p. (App. 761.)}-—1831; 
LXXxVI. 426, P. 

5019. Minute of the Lords of the Treasury of 6 October 1826, 
upon the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Reports of Commissioners of 
Revenue Inquiry; txxx11. 565, p. 

See supra, 1760. 


Revenue Cruisers :—See infra, 5510, &amp;e. 
Review, Court of :—See supra, 684, &amp;e. 
Revising Barristers :—See supra, 716, &amp;c. 


Rewards: 

5020. Rewards offered in Proclamations issued by the autho- 
rity of the Lord Lieutenant for Apprehensions for Murders and 
other Outrages, during Six Months ending 31 January 1837; 
(Ordered, xcu. 450, but not presented.) 

Ribbons :—See infra, 5315, &amp;e. 
Rice : 

5021. Quantity of Rice imported into the Port of London; 
of the Quantities of Rice upon which Duty has been paid; of the 
Quantities remaining on Bond, 1819-1822; Lxxvit. 181, P. 
(App. 983.) 

5022. Quantity and Official Value of Rice imported into, and 


re-exported from, England and Scotland and Ireland, 1818-1828 ; 
LXXXIII. 345, P. 


Richmond Bridge: 

5023. Annual Cash Account for 1819; txxv. 112. 1820; 
LXXVI. 303. 1821; Lxxvil. 206. 18225 LXXvIII. 224. 
18235 LXxIx. 333. 18245 Lxxx.318. 18255 LXXXI. 252, p. 

1826 5 LXxxir. 448. 18275 Lxxxi. 281. 1828 ; 
LXXXIVv. 328. 1829; LXxxv. 437. 1830; LXxXXvI. 744. 
18315 Lxxxvil. 415. 18325 LXXXxvIII. 655. 1833; LXXXIXx. 
488. 1834; xc. 281.——1835 ; xc. 291. 18365 xcrI. 553. 

5024. Money borrowed by the Commissioners; Rate of In- 
terest, Date and Amount of Repayments; Debt due; Sum in 
hand ; (Ordered, xc. 203, but not presented.) 


Richmond Lunatic Asylum :—See supra, 2195, ke. 


Richmond Penitentiary :—See supra, 2197. 
Ricketts, Gilbert :—See supra, 2365. 
Rideau Canal :—See supra, 903, ke. 


Rio de la Plata : 
5025. Treaty between His Majesty and the United Provinces 
of Rio de la Plata, signed at Buenos Ayres, 2 February 1825; 
Lxxx. 419. (App. 958.) 
Riots :—See supra, 550. 971. 
Road Sessions : 
5026. Special Road Sessions appointed by any Grand Jury of 
a County or City, or County of a City, or County of a Town, in 


Ireland, at the Spring Assizes 1834, and other Returns ; (Ordered, 
LXXXIXx. 542, but not presented.) 


Roads :—See infra, 6216, &amp;c.; and the several Roads under their 
respective Names. 


Roads, Clerks of the :—sSee supra, 4648, Ke. 


Roads and Bridges, Ireland : 

5027. Sums advanced by Government on account of Mail 
Coach Roads in the County of Wicklow, since 1800; (Ordered, 
LXxXxul. 542, but not presented till) uxxx1. 257, P. 

5028. Sums advanced by the Public to Grand Juries in 
Ireland, for Mail Coach Roads and Prisons, and Repayments 
made, 1819-1829; Lxxxiv. 391, P. 

5029. Report of Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland, 
on the state of the Roads under their care; Lxxxvit. 233, p. 

5030. Reports of Proceeding of Commissioners on Roads 
and Bridges in Ireland ; First; txxx1. 109, P. Second ; txxxit. 
313, P. Third; txxxi1. 162, P- Fourth; txxxiv. 195, P. 

Fifth; txxxv. 230, p. Sixth; txxxvi. 433, Pp, 

5031. Sums expended on the several Roads in Ireland, by 
direction and under the control of Supervisors, and subsequently 
levied by Grand Jury Presentments; 1824-1831; txxxv1. 791, P- 

5032. Report on Roads made at the Public Expense in the 
Southern District of Ireland, by Richard Griffith, Civil Engineer; 
LXXXVI. 702, P. 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 147 





Rock, Neal :—See supra, 3631. 
Rolls Estate : 


Rolls, Master of :—See supra, 1019, &amp;e. 


Roman Catholics :—See supra, 712. 1266. 1674. 3370 ; infra, 


Roman Catholic Chapels : 


Roman Catholic Clergy :—See supra, 1408. 3784. 
Roman Catholic Seminary :—See supra, 3796. 
Romney and Ceylon Ships :—See supra, 4091. 


Rosin :—See supra, 3100. 


Ross, Captain : 


Ross, New: 


Rotterdam :—See supra, 1288, &amp;e. 


Royal Bounty : 


Royal Canal : 


Royal Family : 


Royal Society :—See supra, 543. 


—_ 


5033. Instructions given by the Commissioners of Excise to 
their Officers, respecting the Seizure of Roasted Wheat or other 
substances, prepared and sold under the name of Breakfast Pow- 
der, or any other Name, or the Prosecution of Persons vending it 
in England, Scotland and Ireland; txxvu. 165. (Pp. 205.) See 
supra, 3073. 





5034. Rents and Profits of all Houses, Lands and Premises 
belonging to the Rolls Estate; and Leases granted, 1828-1831 ; 
LXXXVI. 359, P. 


6334. 


5035. Correspondence between the Rev. J. Murphy of the 
Chapel of Adam and Eve in the City of Dublin, and the Trea- 
sury, on the subject of an Application to remit the Duty of 
Customs on Timber used in building a Roman Catholic Chapel ; 
xc. 130. (Pp. 143.) 


5036. Estimate of the Sum required to enable His Majesty to 
make a Grant to Captain Ross ; ixxx1x. 496. (App. 773.) 


5037. Property left by the Founders of Trinity Hospital, New 
Ross; (Ordered, txxxvitt. 518, but not presented.) 

5038. Sums paid for Quayage, Pilotage, &amp;c.; Authority and 
Application, 1825-1836; xcr. 679. (P. 688.) 


5039. Expense incurred in erecting and removing the Tempo- 
rary Wooden Building at Whitehall for dispensing the Royal 
Bounty ; 1833-1836; xc1. 238. See supra, 3897. 


5040. Gross Tonnage carried, and Amount of Tolls received, 
by the Royal Canal Company, 1810-1830; (Ordered, txxxv. 562, 
but not presented.) 


5041. Amount paid to the Servants of King George the 
Third, under 1 Geo. IV. c. 109; Lxxxvi. 308, p. (App. cccxvii.) 

5042. Amount paid to Servants of the late Queen Charlotte, 
per Act 59 Geo. III. c. 22, in each Year since the passing the 
Act; txxxvi. 308, p. (App. ecexvii.) 

5043. Amount paid to Servants of the late Queen Caroline, 
per Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 98, since the passing the Act; Lxxxv1. 

- 308, p. (App. ecexvii.) 

5044. List of Pensions and Allowances proposed to be granted 
to the Servants of her late Majesty; txxvu1. 405, p. (App. 606.) 

5045. Servants who were in her Majesty’s service at the tim 
of her death; uxxvi. 405, p. (App. 606.) 

See supra, 1462. 4961. 


Rum : 

5046. Number of Gallons of Rum on which the full Duties 
have been paid in Great Britain, 1817-1820 ; Lxxv1. 182. (Pp. 189.) 
(App. 961.) 222, vp. (App. 963.) 272, Pp. (App. 964.) 

5047. Total Number of Gallons, and Duty of Excise and 
Customs paid thereon, in Great Britain, from 5 July 1790-1820 ; 
LXXVI. 353, P. 392, p. (App. 969. 970. 980.)——18 15-1820 5 Lxxv1. 
436, p. (App. 974.) 

5048. Total Number of Gallons of Rum, and Duty paid 
thereon, distinguishing England from Scotland (Customs, Eng- 
land); from 5 January 1821-1822; Lxxvur. 187, p. (App. 972.) 
——From 5 January 1822-1823; .txxvul. 78, P. (Excise, 
England); uxxvi. 183; Lxxvint. 168, p.—(Excise, Scotland) ; 
LXXVvill. 118, P. 








GEN. INDEX, LXXV.—XCIl. (1820—1837.) 


I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Roasted Wheat : 


Rum—continued. 


5049. Quantity of Rum at Proof, stated in Imperial Gallons, 
that paid Duty in England in each of the Four Years preceding 
5 January 1826-1830; Lxxxv. 377, p. 


5050. Total Number of Gallons of Rum imported into Great 
Britain, 1790-1821; txxvi. 409. (App. 970.) 


5051. Quantity of Rum imported into and exported from 
Great Britain, from 5 January 1808-1822; uxxvi. 187, p. (App. 
970.)——From 5 January 1822-1823; txxvut1. 78, P. 


5052. Quantity of Rum imported into Great Britain, from 


5 January 1822-1823, so far as relates to Excise, Scotland; 
LXXVIII. 184,.P. 


5053. Quantity of Rum annually imported into, exported from 
and retained for Home Consumption in Great Britain, 1805- 
1826, and the Average, 1816-1826 ; Lxxxt. 221, Pp. 


5054. Quantity of Rum imported into and exported from 
Great Britain and Ireland, and Customs and Excise Duty paid 
thereon; In 1823; Lxx1x. 306, p.——1824; Lxxx. 289, P.—— 
1825 5 Lxxx1. 213, P. 18265 Lxxx1l. 412, p. 1827 5 LXxXIII. 
240, P. 18283 LXxxIv. 286, P. 18295 Lxxxv. 525, P.—— 
1830; Lxxxvi. 495, P. 1831; LXXxxvIl. 322, p. 


5055. Number of Gallons of Rum in Bond on 5 January 
1826, and imported, 1826-1830; Gallons exported as Merchandize, 
as Ship’s Stores, or under any other denomination or character, 
taken for the use of the Navy or Army, or any other Government 
purpose, 1826-1830, and remained in Bond on 5 January 1830; 
LXxxv. 470, P. 




















5056. Quantity annually admitted into Home Consumption in 
the United Kingdom, from 5 January 1800; Lxxxv. 377, Pp. 


5057. Imperial Gallons of Proof Rum used by Rectifiers in 
England for Rectification, 1826; Lxxx11. 373, P. 


5058. Total Quantities of Rum sold or contracted for to the 
Commissioners of Victualling, 1820-1830; Lxxxv. 98. (P. 102.) 


5059. Duties on Rum imported into Ireland, 1800-1821; 
LXXV1. 378. (Pp. 405.) (App. 957.) 


5060. Duties on Rum, Brandy and other Foreign Spirits im- 
ported into Ireland, 1800-1821; .txxvi. 378. (Pp. 405.) (App. 
957.) 

5061. Quantity of Rum imported into and exported from 
Ireland, from 5 January 1808-1822; txxvit. 202. (P. 217.) (App. 
975.)}——From 5 January 1822-1823; ixxvui. 111, P. 

5062. Total Number of Gallons of Rum, and Duty paid 
thereon, in Ireland, from 5 January 1821-1822; xixxvir. 202. 
(v. 217.) From 65 January 1822-1823; .xxvut. 65, P. 
111, P. 





5063. Quantity of Rum consumed in Scotland and Ireland, 
1824—1829, and in the Five Years preceding the Reduction of 
Duty on Spirits to 2s. 6d. per Gallon; txxxv. 326, Pp. 


See supra, 2244; infra, 5626, &amp;c. 6351, &amp;e. 


Russia : 

5064. Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of 
Russia, signed at St. Petersburgh, February 1825; xxx. 419. 
(App. 957.) 

5065. Copy of the Ukase of 23 November 1831, increasing 
the Import Duties upon Articles imported into the Russian Domi- 
nions ; and Comparative Statement of the Old and New Duties, 
as transmitted by His Majesty’s Ambassador at St. Petersburgh ; 
LXXXVII, 314, P. 

5066. Return from British Consuls at St. Petersburgh, Narva, 
Archangel and Onega, stating Amount of Produce exported from 
each Port to the United Kingdom, distinguishing how much of 
such Produce was exported by native Russia Merchants, and how 
much by Foreigners resident there; xct. 580. (P. 833.) 


5067. Periods during which there has beena Diplomatic Agent 
of the rank of Ambassador from Great Britain to St. Petersburgh, 
1832-18353; xc. 182, P. 

5068. Correspondence between Ambassador at Constantinople, 
the Foreign Secretary, the Russian Government, and others re- 
lating to the Voyage and Capture of the Vixen ; xcr1. 599. 

See supra, 111. 866, 2913, 3112, 3134, &amp;c. 3889. 4500; infra, 
5227. 5259, &amp;c. 5368, &amp;c. 6046, &amp;c. 


Russian Company : 

5069. Charter and List of Governor and Officers; authority 
under which they collect Dues; Rules of the Company ; Freemen 
admitted, and other Returns since 1829; xc1. 390. (Pp. 427.) 778. 
(Pp. 796.) 


Russian 


148 ACCOUNTS AND 


PAPERS—continued. 








I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the 
Russian Dutch Loan : 


5070. Sums advanced on account of the Russian Loan raised 
in Holland up to 31 December 1819; txxv. 163, p. (App. 628.) 
1820; xxv. 83. (App. 842.}——1821 ; txxvur. 145, Pp. (App. 
779.)——1822; Lxxvi. 73, Pp. (App. 781.)——1823; Lxx1x. 
34, p. (App. 797.)———18245 Lxxx. 51, Pp. (App. 931.)——1825 ; 
Lxxx1. 9, P. (App. 700.)——1826; Lxxxu. 145, p. (App. 886.) 
1827; Lxxxu. 16, P. 1828; LXxxiIv. 44, P.——1829 ; 
LXXXV. 33, 1830; Lxxxvi. 206, P. 

5071. Principal of the Russian Dutch Loan in British Money, 
and Estimate of Sum which remains to be paid; txxvitt. 65, P. 
(App. 780.) 

5072. Total Sum which had been paid on 1 January 1831, 
and Estimate of the whole Sum then remaining to be paid for de- 
fraying Charge imposed on Great Britain for Principal and 
Interest of the Russian Loan in Holland under Convention 19 May 
1815; Lxxxvil. 36, p. (App. 852.) 

5073. Communications between His Majesty’s Government 
and the Government of the King of the Netherlands relating to 
the Payment of the Russian Loan in Holland, after the separation 
of the Belgic Provinces from the Dominion of the King of the 
Netherlands ; uxxxvit. 41, p. (App. 854.) 

5074. Communications between the Agents of the Russian 
Government and the Treasury relating to the Payment of the 
Russian Loan in Holland, due 1 July 1832; txxxvit. 460. (App. 
854.) 

5075. Account made up to 31 December 1832, of the Sums 
which have been paid and applied within the Year 1832 ; txxxvitt. 
133, p. (App. 926.}——To 31 December 1833; Lxxxrx. 25. (P. 
579.) (App. 775.) To 31 December 1834; xc. 163, p. To 
31 December 1835; xc1. 55. To 31 December 1836; xc11. 37. 
(Pp. 264.) 

5076. Total Sum which had been paid on 1 January 1831, 
and Estimate of the whole Sum remaining to be paid for Principal 
and Interest of the Russian Loan in Holland, under the Conven- 
tion of 19 May 1815; Lxxxvut. 36, Pp. (App. 854.) 


5077. Convention between Great Britain and the Netherlands 
and Russia, of 19 May 1815; Lxxxvit. 40, p. (App. 973.) 

5078. Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of 
all the Russias, relative to the Russian Dutch Loan, signed at 
London, 16 November 1831; Lxxxvit. 436. 


5079. Additional Article to the Convention between Great Bri- 
tain, Russia and the Netherlands, relative to the Russian Dutch 
Loan, signed at London, 19 May 1815 ; txxxvut. 470, rp. (App. 975.) 


Rye, Shoreham, &amp;c., Ports: 

5080. Customs levied on Imports and Exports ; Tonnage In- 
wards and Outwards; Quantities of Six principal Articles on 
which Duties levied, at Rye, Shoreham and other places on the 
Coast of Sussex, 1814-1831; (Ordered, txxxv1. 897, but not pre- 
sented till) txxxvul. 25, Shipping and Trade at those Ports ; 
LXXXVII. 24. 


Sabbath Day Observance (Scotland) Bill : 
5081. Report of a Committee of the last Session of the 


General Assembly of the Church of Scotland thereon; txxxrx. 
428, P. 


Sabine, Joseph :—See infra, 6012. 6014. 


Saccharometers : 
5082. Sum paid by the Excise and Customs in each Kingdom 
for Saccharometers and Hydrometers, and for Repairs since 1823 ; 
( Ordered, txxxvi. 815, but not presented till) uxxxvul. 23.(P. 170.) 


Salaries :—See supra, 4241, &amp;e. 4443. 


Sale of Beer, Committee on :-—See supray 1418. 


Salt : 
5083. Quantity of Salt, of all kinds, delivered for the purposes 
of Agriculture, in the Years ending 25 March 1818 and 1819; 
Lxxv. 261, p. (App. 699.) 
5084. Quantity of Salt used for Agricultural Purposes, 1818- 
1824; LXxIx. 308, P. 


5085. Quantity of Solid Salt, crushed Rock Salt, &amp;c. deli- 
vered for the British Fisheries; List of Fish Curers who have 
made entry to use such Salt, and of Rock Salt delivered; txxvi. 
472, p. 494, P. 

5086. English, Scotch and Irish Salt delivered; Foreign Salt 
brought into England, Scotland and Ireland; Herrings, Pilchards 
and other Fish, salted, dried, pickled or cured in England, Scot- 
land and Ireland, and which have been exported or branded for 


House—(continued)—-relative to— 


Salt—continued. 
Exportation; and Gross and Net Amount of the Duty on British 
and Foreign Salt in 1820-1821; txxvil. 369. 374. 393, p, 415, 
(App. 1016-1022.) 

5087.. Number of Officers of Excise employed in superintend- 
ing and managing the Duties on Salt in Great Britain; txxyz,, 
181, P. 187, P. : 

5088. Names of Officers of Customs and Excise employed in 
superintending the Duties on Salt, to whom retired Pensions or 
Allowances have been granted; Lxxvit. 362. 393, P. 

6089. Communication between the Commissioners of Excise 
and the Lords of the Treasury on the proposed Duty on Salt; 
LXXVII. 380. (P. 394.) 


5090. Expenses of collecting the Duty on Salt ; txxrx. 307, p. 
(Order for printing discharged; Account withdrawn; another 
ordered ; presented,) 328, P. 

5091. Number of Excise Prosecutions that have been entered, 
1818-1824, for Offences against the Salt Laws; Lxxrx. 328, Pp. 

5092. Foreign Salt imported into Great Britain and Ireland; 
1829-1830; Lxxxvi. 475, P. 

5093. Tons of Salt exported from Liverpool to Prussia, 1832; 
LXXXVIII. 401, P. 

5094. Two Letters from Sir Robert Wilmot Horton, Governor 
of Ceylon, to the Secretary of the Colonies, dated August 9 and 
November 20, 1833, respecting the Monopoly of Salt by the East 
India Company ; txxx1x. 204, Pp. 

See supra, 1913. 


Saltpetre and Brimstone: 


5095. Quantity imported into Great Britain, 1826 1833; 
( Ordered, uxxxvitt. 719, but not presented.) 


Salvage :—See supra, 43. 2347. 


Salvage Commissioners : 

5096. Names and Description of all Persons acting as Com- 
missioners of Salvage in the Cinque Ports; the Number of Cases 
of Salvage referred to them between the 15 September 1836 and 
the 15 March 1837, &amp;c., with other Particulars; xc. 302. . 
(P. 332.) 


Sams, J. :—See supra, 831. 
Sandown Castle :—See supra, 1925. 
Santa Maura :— See supra, 4319. 
Sardinia : —See infra, 5379. 


Sark and Man :—See supra, 144; infra, 5261. 


Sasines : 

5097. Salary and Emoluments of the Register of Sasines in 
Scotland; txxvi. 309, p. 

5098. Salary and Emoluments of the Principal Keeper of the 
General Register of Sasines in Scotland, 1821-1831; txxxvi. 
209, P. 

5099. Patent granting Office of Register of Sasines; txxxvi. 
209. 

5100. Number of Instruments of Sasines recorded in the 
General Register of Sasines at Edinburgh, with Account of Sum 
received ; LXXxvI. 219. (P. 223.) 

See infra, 5205. 


Savings Banks : 
5101. Sums which have been received by the Commissioners 
_ for the Reduction of the National Debt from the Trustees of 
Banks for Savings in Great Britain and Ireland, showing Stock 
purchased and Interest received and paid; In 1821; txxvr. 84. 
(App. 843.)}——1822; .xxvu. 43. (App. 778.)——Including 
Friendly Societies; 1823; uxxvint. 21. (P. 33.) (App. 780.) 

5102. Gross Sums received and paid, made up pursuant to Act 
5 Geo. IV. c. 62, s. 325 1824; xxx. 174, p. (App. 932.}-— 
1825; LXxx1. 114, p. (App. 694.)}———1826 ; Lxxx11. 303, Pp. (App. 
880. )———18 26-1828 ; LxXxx1l. 60, P. 158, P. 1828; LXXXIV. 
110.1829 ; Lxxxv. 129. (Pp. 141.}———1830; Lxxxvi. 339, P. 

18315; LxXxxvil. 210, P. 1832; LXXXVIII. 207, P. 1833; 
LXXxIx. 180. (P. 579.}+-——1834; xc. 198. 1835; xc1. 237. 
(Pp. 245.)——1836 ; xc. 246. (P. 254.) 

5103. Payments made tothe Commissioners for the Reduction 
of the National Debt by the Trustees of Banks for Savings; ixxv. 
451, vr. (App. 626.) 

5104. Gross Amount of all principal Sums received and paid 
by the National Debt Commissioners on account of Banks 
for Savings, including Friendly Societies, from 1817; Interest 





received, 








n 





ACCOUNTS AND 


PAPERS—continued. 





[. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Savings Banks—continued. 


received, Amount paid to Savings Banks, Average Annual Amount 
paid more than received; Balances in hand, and Securities in 
which Deposits are invested; Lxxxvu. 166, P. 

5105. Expenses incurred by the National Debt Commissioners 
for Salaries of Clerks and other Incidental Charges ; 1828 ; Lxxx1v. 
110.——1829; Lxxxv. 129. (Pp. 141.)———-1830; Lxxxvi. 339, Pp. 
——1831 5 LXxXxVII. 210, P. 1832 ; LXXXxVIII. 207, P. 1833 ; 
LXXxIX. 180. (P. 579.) 

5106. Total Amount of Dividends received by the Commis- 
sioners for the Redemption of the National Debt, for Stock belong- 
ing to Savings Banks; ixxvu. 404, p. (App. 791.) 

5107. Monies which stood in the Names of the Commissioners 
for the National Debt, on account of the Fund for the Banks for 
Savings, on 10 October 1825; also up to 5 January 1826; Lxxxt. 
132, p. (App. 694.) 

5108. Rate per Cent., if any, deducted by the Directors of 
each Savings Bank from the Monies received by them to be dis- 
tributed as Interest; (Ordered, txxx111. 29, but not presented.) 

5109. Abstracts of the Names of each Savings Bank, and the 
Number of Depositors in each Bank ; Amount of Interest placed 
by the National Debt Commissioners to the credit of each Savings 
Bank in each Year, from the period when each of those Institu- 
tions commenced an Account with said Commissioners to 20 
November 1827 ; (Ordered, uxxx1u. 160; to be laid before the 
House forthwith, 471 ; but not presented till) uxxx1v. 283. (With- 
drawn, being imperfect, and another ordered, 325, but not pre- 
sented.) 

5110. Amount received from the Directors of Savings Banks 
by the National Debt Commissioners in each Year since 1817, 
and the average Price in each Year at which the Money was 
invested in Government Securities; txxx11. 501, P. 


5111. Monthly Amount of Sums paid in and paid out by the 
Commissioners for the Redemption of the Public Debt, on Account 
of Savings Banks, to 5 April 1821; Lxxvi. 253. (App. 846.)—— 
In 1828 and 1829; Lxxxv. 124, Pp. 1830; Lxxxvi. 143, Pp. 
1831; Lxxxvil. 115, P. 1832 ; LXXXVIII. 133, P. 1833 ; 
LXXXIX. 107. (P. 579.) 

5112. Deposits made in the several Savings Banks in Ireland, 
1820-1830; Lxxxv. 492, P. 

5113. Number of Persons having Deposits in Savings Banks 
and Friendly Societies, the Funds of which are in the hands of 
the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt; 
LXXXVIII. 374, (Pp. 471.) 

5114. Principal Sums paid in and drawn for by the Trustees 
of Savings Banks and Friendly Societies in Great Britain and 
Ireland, 2 July 1831 to 28 January 1832; Lxxxvir. 85, P. 
From 28 January 1832; txxxvitl. 133, P. From 9 February 
1833; Lxxx1x. 107. (Pp. 579.) 

5115. Banks for Savings, Parochial or other Institutions 
enrolled on 5 April 1834, under Act 4 Will. IV. c. 14; txxxrx. 
297. (P. 320.) 

5116. Savings Banks whose Rules have been enrolled in Scot- 
land under 59 Geo. III. c. 62; Places where held; xc1. 194. 


























Saxony : 


Schools—continued. 

5121. Salaries, Pensions and Allowances payable in each 
Year, and Sums expended on Buildings for the Service of the 
Protestant Charter Schools, &amp;c., 1810-1820 ; Lxxv1. 176, P. (App. 
600.) 

5122. Funds and Revenues of all Schools on Public or Chari- 
table Foundations in Ireland ; txxvi. 371, p. (App. 1311.) 


5123. Ages of Children in the Protestant Charter Schools of 
Ireland ; txxxr. 216, p. 


5124. Number of Schools and Scholars supported by Societies 
and Institutions in Ireland from Public Funds, and Number of 
Children educated in such Schools; tx xx1. 190, Pp. 


5125. Sums of Money paid during 1828 by the Clergy of Ire- 
land, on account of Parochial and Diocesan Schools; (Ordered, 
LXXXIv. 288, but not presented.) 

5126. Different Diocesan Schools which are under the Super- 
intendence of the Commissioners of Education in Ireland ; rxxxv1. 
663, P. 

5127. Total Number of Children in the Charter Schools of 
Ireland, 1826-1830; Lxxvr. 740, P. 


5128. Number of Masters employed in each of the Schools in 
Ireland called “ The Schools of Erasmus Smith;’ Amount of 
Salary and Perquisites of each; txxxvutt. 400. (Pp. 465.) 

See supra, 2432, &amp;c.; also the several Schools under their 
respective Names. 


School Houses : 

5129. Estimate of the Sum necessary to enable his Majesty to 
issue Money for the Erection of School Houses in aid of private 
Subscription for that purpose, for the Education of the Children 
of the Poorer Classes in Great Britain, in 1833 ; Lxxxvuit. 669, P. 
(App. 914.) 1834; Lxxx1x. 169, Pp. (App. 758.) 1835; 
xc. 213, Py 1836; xcI. 234, P. 1837; xc1t. 214, P.——— 
In Scotland, and for Erection of Model Schools in England, 
1834-1835; Lxxx1x. 302, p. (App. 762.)————And for the 
Erection of Model Schools in Scotland, 1836; xcr. 748, Pp. 
1837 5 xc1I. 214, P. 


5130. Estimate of Sum required to be granted for the Issue of 
Money for the Erection of Model Schools; 1835; xc. 525, p. 

















5131. Sums granted in pursuance of Act of last Session ; 
Places in which Schools situated ; Description of School ; Amounts 
contributed; Lxxx1x. 170, p.—xe. 285, p.—xci. 742, P.—xcul. 
427. (p. 437.) 

5132. Sums granted by Parliament in aid of Erection of 
Schools in Scotland, in 1834-1835; Places where situated; De- 
scription of Schools, &amp;c.; xc1. 742, Pp. 


School of Design : 

5133. Estimate of Sum required to be voted for the Issue of 
Money for the Establishment of a School of Design, with a view 
to the Improvement of the National Manufactures; 1836; xc1. 
748, P. 


Scotland :—[Accounts relating to Scotland will be found under the 
subject matter to which such Accounts respectively belong.] 


5117. Treaties between Great Britain and Saxony, relating to | Seamen :—See supra, 2936, &amp;c. ; infra, 5513; Key to Navy. 


the Vaudois Protestant Subjects of the King of Saxony ; with Cor- 


respondence with the British Minister at Turin relative to the 


Treatment of Protestants in Piedmont; txxxvu. 314, P. 


Scarborough Harbour : 
5118. Duties received and Expenditure; Sums borrowed by 


the Commissioners; Number of Commissioners who have quali- 


fied ; (Ordered, xc1. 64, but not presented.) 
Sceptre, H. M. S. :—See supra, 49. 


Schools : 


Seceding Ministers :—See supra, 3891. 


Secondary Punishment, Australia : 
5134. Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the 
Governors of the Australian Provinces, on the subject of Secon- 
dary Punishment; Lxxx1x. 89, Pp. 602, p.—xc. 636. 


Secret Services : 
5135. Estimate of the Sum wanted for his Majesty’s Foreign 
and other Secret Services; For 1820; txxv. 265, p. (App. 566.) 
1821; ixxvi. 80, Pp. (App. 583.)——-1822; Lxxvi. 99, P. 





5119. Estimate of the Expense of supporting the Protestant (App. 597.)——1823 ; Lxxvimt. 74, p. (App. 566.)——1824 5 Lxxrx. 
Charter Schools in Ireland; 1820; uxxv. 314. (App. 570.)—— 25, P. (App. 651.}-——1825; Lxxx. 32, p. (App. 763.)——1826 ; 
1821; Lxxvi. 367, p. (App. 616.) ——1822; Lxxvit. 163, p. (App. LXxXxt. 103, Pp. (App. 539.)——1827 5 Lxxxt1. 302, p. (App. 782.) 





624.)——1823; Lxxvitt. 122, p. (App. 607.) 


1824; Lxx1x. 86, 
P.——1825; txxx. 172, p. (App. 791.)——1826; Lxxxr. 162, P. 


1828 ; Lxxxm. 88, Pp. (App. 672.)——1829; Lxxxiv. 74, P. 
(App. 527.)}——1830 ; Lxxxv. 113, p. (App. 768.)——1831 ; Lxxxv1. 





(App. 563.)——1827; Lxxx. 267, Pp. (App. 753.)——1828; 431, vp. (App. exxxviii.) 563, p. (App. 1038.)——1832-1833 ; 
LXxxtl. 145, P. (App. 695.) 1829; Lxxxiv. 117, p. (App. LXxxvil. 194, Pp. (App. 822.)———-1833-1834 ; LXxxvIII. bone, P. 
549.)——1830; Lxxxv. 166, p. (App. 791.)——1831; Lxxxvi. (App. 903.) 1884-1885; uxxxix. 168, P. (App. 756.) 


766, p. (App. 1068.)——1832 ; Lxxxvi. 418, Pp. (App. 856.) 


5120. Number of Free Diocesan Schools in Ireland; (Ordered 


1837~ 








1835-1836; xc. 213, P. 
1838; XCII. 214, P. 


1836-1837; xcI. 233, P. 


to be prepared and laid before the House early in the next Session | Secretary for Ireland :—See supra, 2694. 4788, &amp;c. 


of Parliament, txxvu. 418 ; presented, Lxxvutt. 184, P. 193, P. ; 


another Account to be prepared and laid before the House in the Secretaries of State :—See supra, 2690; infra, 6177. 


next Session, uxxvitt. 474; presented); uxx1x. 206. (Pp. 226.) 


316, P. 409, P. 467, P. 525, P. 


Sederunt, Acts of :—See infra, 5145. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


PP 





150 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 











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


Seeds: 
5136. Quantity of Seeds imported into each Port in the United 
Kingdom, from 5 January 1824-1826 ; Lxxx1. 348, P. In 1826 ; 
LXxxul. 423, P. 1826 and 1827; Lxxx11I. 420, P. 








Segars :—See infra, 6132. 


Seizures : 

5137. Quantity of Dry Goods seized since 1810; Lxxvi. 432, 
Pp. 494, p. (App. 988. 990.) 

5138. Goods seized at the Outports by the Customs Depart- 
ment and afterwards given up; LXxvI. 472, P. 

5139. Quantity of Corn seized by the Officers of His Majesty’s 
Customs during 1824; Lxxx. 249, p. 

5140. Cases, Amount and Names of all Detections or Seizures 
under the Excise Laws made upon Traders in Scotland and 
Ireland, from 5 July 1830; (Ordered, uxxxvi. 872, but not pre- 
sented till) txxxvu. 100, P. 

See supra, 93. 1333. 3417; infra, 53826, Kc. 5335. 5516. 
5692, &amp;c. 6138, &amp;e. 


Serjeant at Arms of the House of Commons: 

5141. Minute of the Commissioners of the Fee Fund of the 
House of Commons on the subject of the Retirement of Henry 
Seymour, Esq", with Treasury Minute; xc. 427. 

See supra, 4806. 


Servants :—See supra, 486. 748. 2244. 


Servants of the Royal Family :—See supra, 5041, ke. 


Session, Court of, (Scotland) : 

5142. Order directing the Receiver General to pay Compen- 
sation to Macers of the Court of Session; Lxxviil. 73, P. 

5143. Warrants authorizing Compensation to be made to 
Robert Moffat and others, Macers of the Court, 1823; Lxx1x. 88, 
P. 1824; Lxxx. 5l, P. 1825; LxxxI. 39. 18265 LXxxul. 
179, P.———1827; Lxxxill. 17, P. 1828; LxxxIv. 44, P. 
1829; LxXxxv. 32. 1830; Lxxxvi. 206, P. 18315; LXXxvIl. 
702. 1832; LXxxvillI. 133, P. 1833; LXXXxIx. 25. 1834 ; 
xc. 41.——1835; xc. 56. 1836; xcir. 98. 

5144. Fee Fund of the Court of Session, 1810-1821; txxvit. 
119, Pp. (App. 1307.)——1821-1823 ; LxxIx. 467, P. 1821- 
1830; Lxxxv. 243. (Pp. 257.) 

5145. Acts of Sederunt of the Court of Session, 1825; rxxxt. 
49. (P. 61.)——1826; LxxxuI. 47. 1829; LxxxIv. 89, P. 

1830; Lxxxv. 24, P. 1831; Lxxxvi. 151, P. 1832; 
LXXXVIII. 278. 

5146. Causes decided in the Court of Session, 1802-1822; 
LXxvill. 468, p. (App. 1024.) 

5147. Causes enrolled in the Rolls of the Outer House of the 
Court of Session; Business enrolled before and performed by the 
First and Second Divisions of the Court, and other Returns, 1811- 
1829; Lxxxv. 178, P. 

5148. Causes decided in the Court of Session between 1802 
and 1822; txxvuil. 468, Pp. (App. 1024.) 

5149. Causes instituted and decided in the Court of Session 
between 1 January 1831-1832; txxxvit. 40, P. 18325; LXXXVIII. 
79, P. 1833; LUxxxix. 12. 1834; xc. 149, P. 1835 ; 
XCI. 7, P. 1836; xc. 17. (Pp. 20.) 

5150. Cases sent by either Division of the Court of Session 
to the other, 1831, 1832; txxxvn. 148, p. 

5151. Number of Days and Hours of the Sittings in Court of 
the Two Divisions of the Court, 12 November 1828-1829 ; txxxv. 
179, P. 

5152. Months, Days and Hours during which the Judges of 
the Court of Session in Scotland take their Seats and remain on the 
Bench, and the Number of Judges who sit together daily in 
each Division of the Court, 12 November 1831-1832; txxxvutr. 
621. 

5153. Expenses of the Agent before the Court of Session in 
Scotland, in Causes relating to Tithes, Church Patronage and 
Peerages; Lxxxvi. 702, P. 

5154. Order for paying Alexander Grant and others Com- 
pensation for the Loss of Emoluments under stat. 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. 
c. 38; xxv. 61, Pp. (App. 1310.) 

5155. Salaries, Fees, &amp;c. of the Officers of the Court of Session 
and Jury Court in Scotland ; txxxvu. 240, p. 397. 

5156. Principal Clerks employed in the Bill Chamber of 
the Court of Session, and by whom appointed ; Time occupied in 
the Discharge of their Duties; txxxvimt. 291. (Pp, 473.) 

5157. Report by the Commissioners appointed to inquire into 
the Fees and Establishment of Clerks in the Court of Session ; 
LXXXIX. 281, P. 










































































Session, Court of, (Scotland)—continued. 


5158. Number of Clerks belonging to the Court of Session ; 
Salaries and Emoluments; xc. 216, p. 


5159. Fees levied by the Auditor, 1833-1835; Attendance 
given on public Business ; Proportion of Business performed jn 
Person and by Deputy; Amount paid for Office Rent, Salaries, 
&amp;e.; xc. 30. (Pp. 36.) 

5160. Interim Act ofSederunt apportioning the Business among 
the Clerks of Court ; xc11. 238. (Pp. 486.) 

5161. Decrees by the Court of Session in Scotland, extracted, 
1833-1836; specifying the Number each Year, the Classes of 
Causes in which pronounced, &amp;c.; xct1. 553. 

See supra, 1451, &amp;c. 1772, &amp;c. 


Sessions :~-See supra, 3762. 4848, &amp;c. 


Sessions, Great, Court of, Wales: —See infra, 6295, ke. 


Sewers: 


5162. Sums rated by the Commissioners of Sewers for the 
City and Liberty of Westminster, 1800-1821; Lxxvi. 421. (App. 
1219.) ——-1821, 1822; Lxxvit. 476. (Pp. 485.) (App. 1280.) 

5163. Sums rated within the Bills of Mortality, 1800-1822; 
Lxxvil. 485, P. (App. 1276-1280.) 

5164. Sums rated for Westminster and Part of Middlesex, 
1822-1830; Lxxxvi. 480.—Lxxxvil. 586. (Pp. 589.) 


5165. Sums rated within Holborn Division and Finsbury Di- 
visions, 1800-1822; Lxxvu. 446, Pp. (App. 1276.) 1820-1830 ; 
LXxXxvi. 486. 

5166. Sums rated for the Tower Hamlets, 1800-1822; txxvn. 
446, p. (App. 1278.) ——-1822-1830; Lxxxvi. 495. (P. 507.) 

5167. Sums rated for several Districts extending from Moul- 
sey to Ravensborne, 1810-1830; txxxvi. 516. 1830-1832 ; 
LXXXVIII. 48, (P. 429.) 


5168. Particulars of Charges made by Commissioners of Sewers 
for the City and Liberties of Westminster and Part of the County 
fo Middlesex, 1822-1830; (Ordered, uxxxvu. 556, but not pre- 
sented.) 


5169. Commissioners of Sewers, of Fines and Penalties, and of 
Monies paid to the Court of Chancery ; txxx. 160, p. 255. (P. 285.) 








5170. Charges incurred on account of procuring the Issue of 
Commissions of Sewers in the County of Sussex, 1782-1832; 
Amount of Sums collected by way of Scot, 1822-1833; txxxvu. 
158. 

See supra, 3579. 


Seychelles : 


5171. Quantity of Cotton exported therefrom in each Year 
since the Capture of those Islands; (Ordered, .xxx1. 165, but not 
presented till) Lxxx11. 422, Pp. See infra, 5398, &amp;c. 5468, &amp;c. 


Shannon River: 


5172. Estimate of the Sum that will be required to defray the 
Expense of completing a Survey of the River Shannon, with a 
view to ascertain the practicability of the Drainage of the Bogs 
adjoining, by lowering the Surface of the Water in the River ; 
Lxxvit. 164, Pp. (App. 637.) 

5173. Report by Mr. Grantham on the Navigation thereof; 
( Ordered, utxxxvt. 636, but not presented.) 


5174. Tolls received from the several Works on the River 
Shannon, under the Directors-General of Inland Navigation, 
1821-1831; Lxxxvi. 760, P. ’ 


5175. Agreement between the Directors-General of Inland 
Navigation and the Directors of the Grand Canal Company un- 
der which the Navigation of the Shannon, from Athlone to 
Portumna, was conveyed to the Grand Canal Company ; txxxv1. 
760, P. 

5176. Letter from the Chief Secretary for Ireland to the Chief 
Commissioner of the Board of Public Works in Dublin, respect- 
ing the Navigation of the River Shannon, and Correspondence 
thereon; Lxxxvil. 586, Pp. 


5177. Reportof Mr. Rhodes, Government Engineer, on the 
state of the Navigation of the River Shannon, particularly of that 
part of it which is situated between Shannon Harbour and 
Lanesborough Harbour; (Ordered, txxxvit. 463, but not pre- 
sented.) 

5178. Reports and other Papers on the River Shannon; 
LXXVIII, 467, P. 

5179. Report of Mr. Rhodes (with Maps) on the Port of 
Limerick, being a Supplementary Report on the state of the 
Shannon; Lxxxvill. 552. 

5180. Returns 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS— continued. 





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


Shannon River—continued. 
5180. Returns relative to the Shannon Navigation; txxxix. 
534. (P. 592.) 
6181. Instructions to Commissioners under 5 &amp; 6 Will. IV. 
c.67; Date of Appointment; Date of first Meeting ; xcr. 84.(P. 94.) 
5182. Report of Commissioners under above Act; xc1. 221, p. 
See supra, 3163. 


Shapooree Island :—See supra, 2369. 


heep: 
: ae. Live Sheep exported from England to the Continent of 

Europe, 1825-1827; Lxxxu1. 388, P. 

5184. Number of Sheep exported from Ireland, 1807-1826; 
LXxxI. 121, P- 1801-1828; LxxxIlII. 183, P. 

5185. Number of Persons committed for Sheep Stealing in 
1823-1825; LxxxI. 112, P. 

5186. Number of Persons convicted throughout England and 
Wales of Sheep and Horse Stealing, and Sentences passed, 1826- 
1831; LXXXvII. 88, P. 


See supra, 3131; infra, 5499. 


Sheerness Dock Yard : 
5187. Letter from the Navy Board to John Wilson Croker, 
Esq", dated 14 March 1826, relative thereto ; txxxt. 176, P. 


Sheffield : 
5188, 
Rates, for the Year ending 25 March 1824; txxx1. 391. 
supra, 485. 





Monies assessed and levied for Poor’s Rates and County 
See 


Shelton, Mr. :—See supra, 1498. 


Sheriffs : 

5189. Case respecting the Office of Sub-Sheriff, referred by 
the Marquis of Westmeath to the Lords Justices of Ireland ; 
LXxXIVv. 253. 

5190. Monies demanded at the Exchequer by the High She- 
riff of each County in England and Wales, in his Bill of Cravings 
for 1828-1829, and Sum granted by the Exchequer on such Bill; 
LXxxvV. 250, P. 

5191. Fees paid in One Year by the High Sheriff in each 
County in England and Wales, and stating what Allowances are 
made to each; Lxxxv. 22, P. 

5192. Accounts rendered by Sheriffs and Stewards in Scotland 
to the Court of Exchequer for 1830; Ltxxxvi. 729, Pp. 


5193. Abstracts of Account of Sheriffs and Stewards for 1793, 
1816 and 1819, and Regulations in the Fees of Crown Agents and 
others, relative to the Administration of Criminal Justice in 
Scotland; txxxvit. 24. 

5194. Orders for Attachments awarded against Sheriffs in 
Ireland; txxvitt. 360, P. 

5195. Number of Pleas in the County Court, entered in the 
Sheriffs’ Books in Wales; txxv. 458, p. (App. 903.) 

5196. Number of Patents of Sheriffs and Commissions of 
Peace, and of Elections for Temporal Peers for Ireland, 1811- 
1821, with Fees charged by the Clerk of the Crown and Hanaper 
thereon; txxvi. 310, P. 1812-1822; Lxxvil. 165. (P. 175.) 

5197. Persons recommended by the Judges to fill the Office of 
Sheriff in Ireland; Persons actually appointed; 1831-1836; xcr. 
193. (p. 214.) 

5198. Name and Date of Appointment of every Sheriff Clerk 
and Steward Clerk in Scotland ; Fees and other Returns; 1830- 
1835; xc. 649, P. 

5199. Sheriffs’ Accounts audited by the Commissioners for 
auditing the Public Accounts; xc. 256. (P. 259.) 

5200. Estimate to defray Expenses incurred by Sheriffs, for- 
merly paid from Civil Contingencies ; xc1. 234, p.--xci. 214, P. 

5201. Salary and Emoluments attached to the Office of High 
Sheriff and Sub-sheriff in each County, &amp;c. in Ireland, 1834-1836; 
(Ordered, xc. 156, but not presented.) 

See supra, 1200. 1750, 2455. 4415. 





Sheriff and Burgh Courts: 

5202. Extract of Act of Adjournal regulating the Form of 
Process in Criminal Causes before the Sheriff and Burgh Courts ; 
LXXXII. 431, P. 

5203. Table of Agents’ Fees practising before the Sheriff 
Courts of Scotland ; txxxv. 457. (Pp. 513.) 

5204. Causes decided in the Sheriff Courts in Scotland ; 
LXXXVI. 175, P. 1830 and 1831; Lxxxvitt. 327. (Pp. 331.) 





Sheriff Depute : 

5205. Returns relating to the Offices of Sheriff Depute, Sheriff 
Clerks, Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of the Register of Sasines 
in each County of Scotland ; txxxv1. 900. (P. 905.) 

5206. Cases decided by each Sheriff Depute in Scotland, 1828- 
1832; Lxxxvit. 313, P. 

5207. Number of Appeals from the Sheriff Substitute to the 
Sheriff Depute in every County in Scotland, 1829-1883 ; uxxxvut. 
601. (P. 603.) 

5208. Offices, Business, or Employments held or followed by 
Sheriffs Substitute, other than that of Sheriff Substitute and Com- 
missary Depute; Salaries of Sheriffs’ Deputes and Sheriff Sub- 
stitutes, and other Returns; xc. 573, P. 

5209. Act of Sederunt regulating the Fees of Sheriff and 
Stewart Clerks in Scotland, dated 7 July 1836; xc. 17. (P. 30.) 

5210. Fees levied by the Sheriff Clerks of the different 
Counties in Scotland, and their Deputies and Assistants, 1833- 
1835; with other particulars; xcu1. 42. (Pp. 46.) 


5211. Report of the Committee of the Judges of the Court 
of Session on the Fees of the Sheriff Clerks in Scotland; xcu. 
177, P. 

See supra, 2847. 


Shetland :—See supra, 4409. 
Shields, North and South :— See infra, 5242. 
Ships’ Reports :—See supra, 1921. 


Ships and Vessels : 

5212. Ships built and registered in Great Britain; 1814- 
1821 ; Lxxvi. 353, p. (App. 1093.)——-1820-1822 ; Lxxvu11. 370, P. 
(App. 895.) 

5213. Vessels, with their Tonnage, built and registered in 
the Ports of Great Britain and Ireland; 1814-1826; .xxx1. 
443, P. 

5214. Number of Vessels, with their Tonnage, that were built 
and registered in His Majesty’s Dominions, 1814-1825; xxx. 
366, P. 1826; LXXxx1Il. 323, P. 1814-1827; Lxxxim. 
470, P. 


5215. Vessels, with their Tonnage, that have been built and 
registered in the British Empire, 1814-1825; (Ordered, txxxt. 
375, but not presented till) Lxxx1t. 323, P. 1814-1827 ; Lxxx11. 
470, P. 1832 ; LXXXVIII. 424, P. 


5216. Vessels registered, their Tonnage and Men, on 30 Sep- 
tember, 1814-1825; (Ordered, txxx1. 375, but not presented till) 
LXXXII. 373, P. 1827-1828; LXxxIII. 228, P. 

5217. Number of Ships and Tonnage belonging to Great 
Britain; 1814-1821; txxvr. 353, rp. (App. 1093.)——-And Men 
and Boys employed in navigating; 1820-1822; Lxxviit. 370, Pp. 
(App. 896.)}——To the several Ports of the British Empire; 1816- 
1826; LXxxIl. 323, P. 1816-1827; Lxxxu11. 470, P. 


5218. Number of Merchant Ships and Tonnage belonging to 
Great Britain and Ireland ; txxxut. 228, Pp. 

5219. Number of Ships, with their Tonnage, which belonged 
to the British Empire, 1825-1827, distinguishing those which 
belonged to the Mauritius, Bombay and Calcutta; ixxxuu. 
442, P. 

5220. Number of Ships and Vessels belonging to the different 
Ports or Places of the British Empire, exclusive of the Colonies ; 
LXxxv. 344, P. 

5221. Number and Tonnage of Ships that have been mort- 
gaged wholly or in part; Lxxvuit. 424, P. 

5222. Ships belonging to the Port of London which have 
been mortgaged in the whole or in part; 1827-1829; (Ordered, 
Lxxxv. 653, but not presented till) LXxxvi. 191, P. 




















5223. Number of Ships mortgaged in the several Ports of 
London, Liverpool, Newcastle, Sunderland and Hull, 1833-1835 ; 
xc. 196, P. 

5224. General Statement of the Shipping employed in the 
Trade of the United Kingdom in 1827; Lxxxiv. 79, P.——1828 ; 
and from 1821-1826; Lxxx1Iv. 261, P. 287, P. 1814-1820; 
LXXXVI. 143, P. 1829; LXxxv. 16], P. 1830 ; LXxxvi. 475, P. 
1831; LxXxxviI. 166, P. 1832; LXxxvilI. 400, P. 

5225. Abstract Account of “the Shipping employed, 1821- 
1829, with Averages classifying the Countries ; Lxxxv. 650, P. 
1814-1820; Lxxxvi. 143, P. 

5226. Total Number of Ships, British and Foreign, carrying 
Passengers and Convicts; uxxvi. 182, Pp, 217, P. 225. (P. 231.) 
225, (Pp. 345.) (App. 1027. 1028, 1032.) 























GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 


5227. Copy 








152 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 














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


Ships and Vessels— continued. 

5227. Communication between the Society of Ship Owners 
of London and the Committee of Privy Council for Trade ; 
LXXxil. 417, Pp. (App. 930.) 


5228. Number of British Ships and their Tonnage that entered 
each Port, at which British Consular Agents are employed at 
Annual Salaries, in 1828; txxxv. 657, P. 

5229. Duties, Rates or Tolls (other than Dock Dues imposed 
by Act of Parliament) levied by any Corporations or Individuals 
on Shipping or Goods imported iuto or exported from any of 
the Ports of the United Kingdom; Ltxxxvitt. 186. (P. 429.) 

5230. Number of Foreign Vessels and Tonnage entered the 
Ports of the United Kingdom; 1820-1822; txxviu. 407, P. 
(App. 896.) 

5231. Number of Ships, and their Tonnage and Men, which 
have entered the Ports of the United Kingdom, 1822-1824; Lxxx. 
399, P. 1825; LxxxI. 199, P. 1815-1825; Lxxx1. 348, P. 








5232. Comparative Statement of British and Foreign Tonnage 
which have entered the several Ports of Great Britain; a similar 
Return for Ireland, to 10 October 1826; Lxxxir. 145, P. 
1814-1826; Lxxx1. 443, Pp. 1814-1827 ; Lxxx111. 501, P. 
1814—1828 5 LxxxIv. 231, P. 1826-1831; Lxxxvi. 166, P. 


5233. Number of British and Foreign Vessels, Tonnage, and 
Men and Boys navigating, that entered inwards from all Parts 
of the World; 1814-1826; Lxxx1. 443, P. 1827; LXXxIm. 
470, P. 

















5234. Number of British and Foreign Ships and Tonnage 
entered the Ports of the United Kingdom from all Parts of the 
World out of Europe, exclusive of the Mediterranean, and dis- 
tinguishing American; txxx11. 416, Pp. 423, Pp. 443, P. 1814— 
1827; Lxxxil. 554, P. 1828; LXxXIVv. 230, P. 


5235. British and Foreign Tonnage entered inwards for the 
Years ending 5 January 1783, 1793, 1815, 1830; Lxxxv. 326, pP. 








5236. Comparative Statement of British and Foreign Tonnage 
cleared outwards from the Ports of Great Britain, 1820 and 1821; 
LXXVII. 196. (Pp. 217.) (App. 1035.) 1822; LXXviIt. 181, P. 
(App. 893.) 1823 ; Lx x1x. 306, P. 1824; LxXxx. 165, P 
1825; LXXXI. 142, P. 1816-1826; LXNXI. 356, P. 
1826; LXXxII. 323, P. 1828; LXXXIV. 215, P 




















5237. Number of Vessels and Tonnage cleared out from the 
several Ports on the Western Coast of Great Britain, and from 
Ireland, for Ports on the Southern and Eastern Coasts of England, 
and from the Southern and Eastern Coasts of England to the 
Western Coasts of Great Britain and to Ireland, 1811 and 1823; 
LX XIX. 426, P. 


5238. Number of Ships, British and Foreign, and Tonnage 
entered inwards and cleared outwards at the Ports of the United 
Kingdom, from and to Foreign Parts, 1817-1824; Lxx1x. 350, Pp. 
1826; LXXXII. 323, P. 1814-1827 5 LXXXIII. 554, P. 
——1828 ; LxxxIv. 230, P. 1829; Lxxxvi. 858, P.——1831- 
1834 ; (Ordered, Lxxx1x. 570, but not presented.) 

5239. British and Foreign Tonnage reported inwards and 
cleared outwards, with Cargoes, 1814-1826; LXxxxII. 443, P. 











5240. Number and Tonnage of Vessels entered inwards and 
cleared outwards 1834 compared with 1833; xc. 31, P. 

5241. Number of British and Foreign Vessels, with their 
Tonnage, and Men and Boys navigating, that have entered 
inwards and cleared outwards from and to all Parts of the World, 
1814-1825; LxxxI. 366, P 1814-18265 LXxxII. 422, p. 443, Pp. 
— 1814-1827 ; LxxxullI. 554, P. 





5242. Number of British and Foreign Vessels which entered 
into or cleared outwards from London, Liverpool, Bristol, 
Greenock, Hull and North and South Shields, since 5 January 
1827; LXxxII. 423, Pp. 


5243. Number of British and Foreign Vessels, with the aggre- 
gate Amount of their respective Tonnage, which cleared at the 
Custom House, London, for Ports in Holland, 1832 and 1833 ; 
LXXXVIIl. 366, P. 


5244. Number of Vessels and the Amount of their Tonnage, 
entered inwards at the Port of Hull, 1808-1833 ; txxxvit. 665, P. 
In 1833 ; Lxxx1x. 52. (P. 65.) 





5245. Number of Vessels that have entered into or cleared out 
from the Ports of Swansea, Newport and Cardiff, and Customs 
Dnties received ; txxxu. 323. 


5246. Total Number of Ships, British and Foreign, which 
have cleared out from England, Scotland and Ireland for the 
British Dominions, North America, Cape of Good Hope and 
New South Wales, 1811-1821 ; Lxxv1. 196, Pp. 213, p. 494, P. (App. | 
1092, 1093.) 











Ships and Vessels—continued. 

5247. Number of Ships and their Tonnage which dae out 
for China, the East Indies, Sierra Leone, the Cape of Good Hope, 
the Mauritius, each of the Foreign West India Islands, §¢, 
Domingo or Hayti, and each of the British West India Colonies - ; 
in 1823 and 1824; Lxxx. 553, P. 


5248. Number of Vessels, with their Tonnage, which have 
cleared out from the Ports of the United Kingdom during 1393 
and 1824, from Places to the Westward of Cape Horn and the 
Eastward of Calcutta; Lxxx. 553, P. 


5249. Number of British Vessels and Tonnage entered inwards 
and cleared outwards from and to the Possessions of His Majesty, 
Eastward of the Cape of Good Hope, including New South Wales 
and Van Diemen’s Land, 1814-1826; Lxxx1. 416, P. 1814~ 
1827 5 LXxx1Il. 554, P 1828; LXXxIVv. 230, P. 

5250. Number of British Ships and Tonnage entered inwards 
and cleared outwards from Settlements on the West Coast of 
Africa, including the Cape of Good Hope, 1814-18275; Lxxxtn, 
554, P. 1828; LxxxIv. 230, P. 


5251. Number of British and Foreign Vessels that entered - 
inwards and cleared outwards at Ports of the United Kingdom 
from and to British Colonies and Possessions, 1829; Lxxxv1, 
858, P.——1831-1834; (Ordered, Lxxx1x. 570, but not presented.) 


5252. Tonnage belonging to the United Kingdom and its 
Dependencies which entered inwards and cleared outwards to and 
from the British Colonies and Possessions, 1833 and 1834; xe, 
196, Pp. 

5253. Number of Ships, with their Tonnage and Men, which 
cleared out from Great Britain to the British Colonies in North 
America, 1800-1820; Lxxv. 321, p. (App. 784.) ——-1814-1827 ; 
LXXXII1. 554, P. LXXXIV,. 230, P 














5254. Number of Ships, Tonnage and Men employed in the 
Trade with the British Colonies in North America, 1820; 
176, p. (App. 1092.) 

5255. Number and Tonnage of Vessels engaged in the Trade 
between Great Britain and the West Indies, 1817-1822; ixxvi, 
87, p.———Similar Account between Ireland and the West Indies, 
LX XVIII. 100, P. 


5256. Number of Ships and Quantity of Tonnage cleared 
outwards in the West Indies to the Ports of North America, and 
entered inwards from and to the British Colonics, 1816-1826; 
LXXXII. 564, P. 1814-1827; Lxxxu. 554, P. In 1828; 
LXXXIv. 230, P. 

5257. Total Number of British Ships and Tonnage which 
cleared outwards and entered inwards to and from American 
Colonies, including Newfoundland, &amp;c., 1814-1826; Lxxxu. 
416, P. To and from West India Colonies, 1814-1826; Lxxx1I. 
416, P. 

5258. Number of Ships employed, 1826-1828, in the Trade 
between Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and the United 
Kingdom; txxxtv. 380. (P. 406.) 


5259. Number of Ships, with their Tonnage and Men, which 
cleared from and arrived in Great Britain for and from Denmark, 
Norway, Sweden, Russia and Prussia, 1800-1820; Lxxv. 321, P. 
(App. 778.) 

5260. Number of Ships and Men and Tonnage employed in 
the Trade with any of the Northern Powers in the Baltic, 1820 ; 
LXXxvi. 176, P. (App. 1092.) 

5261. Number of Vessels and Tonnage cleared out from and 
entered into Ports in the Western Coast of Great Britain, and - 
from and to Ireland, for and from the several Countries on the 
Continent from Norway to the Straits of Gibraltar, including the 
Baltic and Mediterranean, and also Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney 
and Sark; Ltxxix. 426, P. 

5262. Number of Ships, with their Tonnage, which entered the 
Port of London, 1822-1824, from Russia, Sweden, Norway, Den- 
mark, Prussia, Germany and Belgium; txxx. 229, p 1822- 
1825; LxXxxI. 214, P. 

5263. Number of Ships and Tonnage which have entered the 
Port of London in 1822-1825, from Russia, Sweden, Norway, 
Denmark, Prussia, Germany and Belgium; Lxxx1. 214, p 


5264. Number of British and Foreign Vessels entered inwards 
and cleared outwards from and to the Baltic; 1814-1826; 
LXXXII. 443, P. 

5265. Number of British and Foreign Vessels and Tonnage 
entered the Ports of the United Kingdom from Foreign Europe, 
including the Mediterranean, 1824-1826 ; LXxx11. 443, Pp. 459, P. 


5266. Ships and Tonnage which entered inwards and cleared 
outwards at Liverpool from and for Sweden, Norway, Denmark, 
Russia and Prussia, 1822-1826; Lxxx1. 459, P. 


5267. Comparative 


LXXVI. 























— 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








——— 


I. Presented (or, ordered to. be presented) to the 
Ships and Vessels—continued. 


6267. Comparative Statement of British and Foreign Tonnage 
entered inwards and cleared outwards from the Ports of the 
British Empire to Sweden, Norway, Denmark, &amp;ec. 1815-1826; 
(Ordered, LXxxul. 569, but not presented.) 


5268. Number of Ships, Men and Tonnage, British and 
Foreign, trading between Great Britain and Denmark, Norway, 
Sweden, Prussia and Russia, and North American Colonies, since 
1828; (Ordered, txxxvi. 344, but not presented.) 


5269. Number of Ships which passed the Sound, 1783-1792; 
also 1816-1825; Lxxx1. 359, P. In 1826; txxxi. 303, p. 
1827; LXXXxIII. 235, P. 1814-18275; Lxxx111. 470, P. 
In 1828; LxxxIv. 231, P. 1827-1829; Lxxxy. 266, P. 
18313; LXXXVII. 362, P. 1831 and 1832; (Ordered, txxxvut. 8, 
but not presented..——1832 and 1833; (Ordered, Lxxx1x. 126, 
but not presented.)——1831-1833 ; LXxxIx. 524. 


5270. Vessels with their Tonnage, built and registered in the 
Ports of Ireland, 1790-1800, 1810 and 1820; Lxxvi. 290, P. 
(App. 1095.) 


5271. Shipping entered inwards and cleared outwards into 
and from Ireland in 1790, 1800, 1810 and 1820; Lxxvr. 290, P. 
(App. 1094.)——1792, 1800, 1810, 1815, 1820 and 1821; ixxvit. 
203, Pp. (App. 1132.) 

5272. Tonnage of Vessels cleared outwards and entered in- 
wards from and to all the Ports of Ireland, 1792-1801, and 1814— 
1823; Lxxvilr. 184, p. (App. 895.) 1823-1830; Lxxxv. 25], P. 
——1830-1835; xc. 187, P. 


























5273. Vessels cleared out from and entered into the Port of 
Dublin; Port Dues paid; Vessels in the Coal Trade ; Port Dues, 
Charges and Fees, &amp;c.; 1819-1822; (Ordered, txxvu. 384, but 
not presented till) txxvitt. 229, Pp. (App. 907. 908.) 


5274. Comparative Statement of British and Foreign Tonnage 
cleared outwards from the Ports of Ireland, 1820-1822 ; txxvitt. 
95, Pp. (App. 894.)—1823 ; LxxIx. 306, P. 18245 Lxxx. 165, P. 
1825; Lxxx1. 142, p.—-——-1826 ; LXxxII. 323, P.——1828 5 LXxxIV, 
215, P. 

5275. Total Number of British Ships and Tonnage entered the 
Ports of Ireland from all Parts of the World out of Europe, ex- 
clusive of the Mediterranean, 1814-1826; Lxxxu. 416, P. Of 
Foreign Ships, distinguishing American, 1814-1826; Lxxxm. 
416, P. 








5276. Ships, Tonnage and Men which have entered into and 
cleared outwards from the Ports of Ireland in 1826 ; Lxxx11. 443, Pp. 
1814-1826; Lxxxir. 416, P. 





5277. Taxes and Fees levied on British Shipping in the Ports 
of Russia and other Foreign Ports, for the support of the English 
Episcopal Church at those Ports; xc1. 142. 

5278. Letter by G. F. Young, Esq", m.p., to the President of 
the Board of Trade, and Correspondence with the Admiralty on 
the Tonnage Admeasurement Bill; xc. 590, p. 

See supra, 1513. 1923. 2221, &amp;e. 2240, &amp;e. 2373, ke. 2971. 
3469. 3759. 4139. 4487. 4587. 4880; infra, 6163. 


Shipwrecks : 

5279. Report of the Officers to whom the Invention of Mr. 
Mallison, for the benefit of Seamen exposed to Shipwreck, was 
referred by the Treasury ; Lxxvit. 368. See supra, 3495. 3760 ; 
infra, 6192. 


Shoes :—See supra, 793. 


Shopmen : 


5280. Number of Persons surcharged under Assessed Taxes 
for employing Shopmen, 1820-1823 ; txxvut. 132, Pp. 


Shoreham Harbour: 

















5281. Report of Commissioners ; 1820; txxv. 112. 1821; 
Lxxvi. 106. 1822 5 LXxvil. 74. 1823 ; LXXvul. 43, 1824; 
LXXIx. 538.——1826; Two Reports; itxxx1!. 349, P. 1828 ; 


LXxxl. 219. 
1831; 


255. 





1829; Lxxxiv. 391. 1830; Lxxxv. 92. 
LXXXVI. 354, 1833 3 LXxxvill. 172, 18345 LXXXIXx. 
1835; xc. 423.——1836 5 xc1. 545.——1837; xcuI. 490. 

















Shrewsbury and Bangor Ferry Road :—See supra, 3020. 


Shubenaceadie Canal : 
5282. Communications on the subject of the Shubenaccadie 
Canal, in Nova Scotia; txxxv. 377. 


Shumac :—See supra, 3099. 


GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCIL. (1820—1837.) 


House—(continued)—relative to— 
Sicily : 
5283. Papers relating to the Two Sicilies; viz. Extract of 
a Despatch from Viscount Castlereagh to William A’Court, 
Esq"; Mr. A’Court’s Despatches to Viscount Castlereagh, dated 


Naples, 5 and 9 November 1816; with Enclosures; txxvi. 340, P. 
(App. 662. 663.) 


Sidmouth, Lord Viscount : 


5284. Treasury Minute on the Resignation of his Pension ; 
xc1. 70. (P. 81.) 


Sierra Leone : 


5285. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Civil Establish- 
ment of, 1820; Lxxv. 208, Pp. (App. 560.)——-1821; Lxxvi. 140, P. 
(App. 586.)——1822 ; txxvur. 99, P. (App. 600.) 1823; LXXvIII. 
175, P. (App. 584.)——1824 5 LXx1x. 28, p. (App. 654.) 1825 ; 
LXxx. 32, Pp. (App. 769.)——1826 ; Lxxx1. 162, Pp. (App. 546.)}—— 
1827 ; Lxxx11. 303, p. (App. 740.)——-1828 ; Lxxxu11. 161, P. (App. 
679.) 1829; Lxxxiv. 74, p. (App. 535.) 1830; Lxxxv. 113, P. 
(App. 775.)——1831; .xxxvi. 471, Pp. (App. cli.) 564, P. 
(App. 1056.)——1832 ; Lxxxvur. 256, p. (App. 836.) 1833 ; 
LXXXVIII. 264, p. (App. 906.) 1834; Lxxxix. 169, p. (App. 760.) 
1835; xc. 213, P. 18363; xcI. 234, pP. 18375 xXCII. 
214,p. [N.B. After 1831, this Estimate is included in that for 
Settlements on the Western Coast of Africa.] 

5286. Grants of Money for the Civil Establishment of Sierra 
Leone, 1808-1824 ; Lxxx. 619, P. 


5287. Estimate for Clothing and Tools for the Liberated Afri- 
cans at Sierra Leone, 1827; Lxxx11. 303, p.(App. 741.) 1828 ; 
LXXXII. 161, Pp. (App. 680.) 

5288. Abstract Statement of the Expenditure of the Colony of 
Sierra Leone, 1812-1828; and Correspondence and other Re- 
turns relating to tuat Colony; Lxxxv. 53, Pp. 
































5289. Goods, the Growth, Produce or Manufacture of Sierra 
Leone imported into Great Britain in 1825; txxx1. 214, Pp. 

5290. Report (Part I.) of Commissioners of Inquiry into the 
State of the Colony of Sierra Leone ; txxxu1. 438, P. (Part IT.) 
LXxxII. 602, P. 

5291. Duties collected in that Colony ; Goods entered in the 
Custom House ; Census of Population, &amp;c.; txxx. 63), p. 





5292. Number of the Population by the latest Returns ; txxxtv. 
293, P. 
5293. Goods exported from Great Britain to Sierra Leone ; 


of all Goods the Produce of Sierra Leone imported from 5 Ja- 
nuary 1814—1824 5; Lxx1x. 307, Pp. 
See supra, 1199. 1376; also Key to Slaves and Slave Trade. 


Signet Office : 


5294. Letter from the Secretary of State, dated 17 January 
1825, and Warrant of the Lords of the Treasury relative thereto; 
LXxx. 1], P. 

Patent by which the Office of Keeper of the Signet in 
Ireland was separated from the Office of Chief Secretary ; txxxu. 
396, P. 

5296. Patent granting the Office of Keeper of the Signet; 

LXXXVI. 209, P. 


5295. 


5297. Total Yearly Income received by the Officers in the 
different Departments of His Majesty’s Signet ; Lxxxvi. 209, P. 


5298. Commissions granted by the Lord Register and Deputy 
Keepers, and Gross Fees drawn since 1820; Lxxxvul. 131, P. 


Silk : 
5299. Custom Duty paid on the Import of Raw and Thrown 
Silk ; also of Drawbacks on the Export of the same; uxxviur. 
184, P. 


5300. Quantities of Raw and Spun Silk imported into this 
Country ; several other Returns relative to Silks imported and 
exported, and Drawbacks upon Exportation of Manufactured 
Silk; Lxx1x. 171, Pp. In 18243 Lxxx. 282, P. 

5301. Silk Piece Goods imported from places within the 
limits of the East India Company’s Charter remaining ware- 
housed in Great Britain on 25 March 1826; Ltxxx1. 253, P. 

5302. Quantities of Raw and Thrown Silk imported ; of Monies 
received at the Custom House; of Silk exported; of Manufac- 
tured Silks imported and exported in 1825; Lxxx1. 103, P. 
1825-1826; Lxxx1l. 423, P. 1827 5 LXXXIII. 227, P. 











5303. Number of Pieces of Bandannoes imported and ex- 
ported, and exported to the Continent of Europe; Monies 
received at the Custom House on account thereof; Number of 
Pieces of Bandannoes in the East India Company’s Warehouse ; 
1825-1826 ; LXxxuI. 423, p——In 1827 ; Lxxxu. 227, P. 











5304. Quantity 


QQ 


CN i SG Re Pat, 





“ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 














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


Silk—continued. 

5304. Quantity of Raw and Thrown Silk that paid Duty, 
1823-1828; Quantity or Value of Foreign Manufactured Silks 
entered for Home Consumption; and Quantity of Raw Silk sold 
at the East India Company’s Sales ; rxxx111. 227, p. 239, P. 

5305. Manufactured Silk Goods of all Descriptions imported 
for Home Consumption, from 5 January to5 May 1828; Lxxxu1t. 
470, P. 

5306. Quantity of Raw and Thrown Silk imported into Eng- 
land from Italy, 1824-1828 ; txxx111. 501, P. 


5307. Quantity of Raw and Thrown Silk imported and entered | 


for Home Consumption, 1823-1828; Lxxxu111. 555, P. 

5308. Articles of Silk, or Silk mixed with other Materials, 
and all Raw, Thrown and Manufactured Silks imported into this 
Country, and brought into Consumption in 1828 ; Lxxxtv. 176, P. 

5309. Total Quantities of Raw and Waste and Thrown Silk 
entered for Home Consumption, 1814-1828; also, 1824-1826 ; 
LXxXIv. 261, P. 

5310. Quantities of Thrown and of Raw and Waste Silk 
imported and exported, 1814-1828; Manufactured Silk Goods 
entered for Home Consumption, and British Manufactured Silk 
Goods exported, 1826-1829 ; Lxxxiv. 273, P. 

5311. Quantities and Prices of Raw Silk sold at each Sale at 
the East India House, 1823-1828 ; txxxiv. 211, P. 

5312. Articles imported into and exported from this Country, 
and brought into Consumption of Silk, or Silk mixed with other 
Materials, wholly or in part made up; also of all Raw, Thrown 
or Manufactured Silks, 1829; txxxv. 324, P. 

5313. Drawback paid on the Exportation of British Silk Ma- 
nufactures, 1829 and 1830; ixxxv. 641, P. 

5314. Imports and Exports of Silk, and Silk mixed with other 
Materials; Drawback paid on Exportation of British Silk Manu- 
factured Goods; Foreign Silk imported without Duty, for export- 
ation after Manufacture, in 1830; Raw and Waste Silk entered 
for Home Consumption, and Rate of Duty, 1814-1828, and in 
1830; (Ordered, txxxvi. 384, but not presented till) 858, P. 

5315. Imports of Silk Gauze Ribbons for Home Consumption, 
with Amount of Duty, from 5 July 1826; txxxvi. 753, P. 

5316. Exports of Manufactured Silks of the East Indies, and of 
Foreign Silks not of the East Indies, and Drawback paid on the 
Exportation of British Silk Manufactured Goods; (Ordered, 
LXXXVI. 896, but not presented.) 

5317. Silks, Raw and Thrown, imported, 1831; Silk Ribbons 
imported from July 1826; txxxvur. 148, P. 

5318. Raw, Thrown and Manufactured Silks imported and 
exported, 1831; Drawback paid on Exportation of British Silk 
Manufactured Goods, 1832; txxxvi. 291. Similar Account 
for 1830; (Ordered, txxxvu1. 116; Order discharged, 131.) 

5319. Articles imported and exported, and brought into Con- 
sumption, of Silk, and Silk mixed with other Materials, and of 
Raw, Thrown and Manufactured Silks imported and exported, 
1830-1832; (Ordered, txxxvui. 84, but not presented.) 

5320. Duty paid on the Importation of Foreign Manufactured 
Silks, 1831, distinguishing the respective Silks, and Amount of 
Duty Monthly; txxxvi1. 292. (Pp. 297.) 

5321. Exports of British Manufactured Silks and Mixed Silks, 
with Drawback, 1815-1832; and Duties on Raw and Thrown 
Silks imported; txxxvit. 276, P. 

5322. Drawback paid each Quarter, 1830-1832, upon Exporta- 
tion of British Manufactured Silk Goods, and of the Importation 
of Manufactured Goods, the Duties on which were reduced in 
1826; LXxxvil. 263, P. 

5323. Quantity of Raw and Waste Silk imported and entered 
for Home Consumption, 1832, distinguishing the Importation from 
the East Indies, China and Bengal; txxxviit. 278, p. 





5324. Quantity of Organzine Silk imported into Ireland in | 


1820; Lxxv. 356, Pp. (App. 1118.) 

5325. Quantity of Silk exported from Ireland, 1815-1820; 
Lxxv. 356, p. (App. 1118.) 

5326. Petitions, Memorials, &amp;c. relative to the Seizure of the 
Sloop George, in 1816, with Six Bales of Silk on board; (Ordered, 
Lxxv. 482, but not presented till) uxxv1. 25. (P. 500.) 


5327. Dates of the Export Entries at the Custom House of Six 


Bales of prohibited East India Silks, seized on board the Sloop 
George; Lxxvi. 218, p. 424. (Pp. 437.) 

5328. Contraband Wrought Silks seized since 5 July 1826, 
and how disposed of; txxx11I. 442, Pp. 

5329. Produce of the Sales of Contraband Wrought Silks, 
1824-1828, and Produce of Seizures paid to the Revenue Officers 
or others; Lxxxiv. 261, Pp. 


House—(continued)—relative to— 





| Silk—continued. 


5330. Contraband Silks seized in the United Kingdom fo, 
Three Years preceding 5 July 1826, and from 10 April 1g9g, 
(Ordered, txxxtv. 209, but not presented.) 


5331. Number and Amount of the Seizures of Silk Goods, 
1815-1826, and Specification of Seizures, 1826-1832; txxxyjy, 
276, P. 


See supra, 1912, &amp;c. 2244. 3095, &amp;c. 3169. 3410 ; infra, 5803, 


Silk Lace: 
5332. Quantity of French Silk Lace imported into Great Bri- 
tain, 1817-1820; ixxv. 392, p. (App. 772.) 


Silver and Silver Coin :—See supra, 857, &amp;c. 1336. 1368, &amp;e, 
3906. 


Silver Plate :—sSee supra, 4495. 


Silver Tokens :—See supra, 1334. 


Simonburn Rectory : 
5333. Different Livings established under Act 51 Geo. ITI, 
for erecting Five distinct Rectories and Parishes in the Parish of 
Simonburn; ixxvit. 243, p. (App. 518.) 


Sinecures :—See supra, 1449. 4450, &amp;e. 


Singapore : 
5334. Quantity of Real and Official Value of Imports of Sugar 
from Singapore, 1831; Lxxxvu. 503. (P. 533.) 


Sinking Fund :—See supra, 1953, &amp;c. 


| Sisters, Ship: 








5335. Papers relative to the Condemnation and Seizure of the 
Ship Sisters, of Galway, and Correspondence between the Treasury, 
Mr. Gales and the Ship Owners’ Society of Galway thereon; 
LXXXIX. 185. (P. 192.) 


Skins : 
5336. Total Quantities of Skins charged with Duties of Excise, 
1818-1829; Lxxxv. 225, P. See supra, 2244. 2617. 2975. 
2998, &amp;e. 


Skye, Isle of: 
5337. Estimates of the Expense of making a Road in the Isle 
of Skye, and to enable the Commissioners to fulfil their Engage- 
ments; Lxxvi. 409. (Pp. 412.) (App. 594.) 


Slates and Stones : 

5338. Duty received upon Slates and Stones carried coastways 
in Great Britain, 1811-1820; (Ordered, txxvi. 482, but not 
presented till) txxvu. 159, Pp. (App. 924.) From 1813-1823; 
LXXvilI. 280, Pp. (App. 851.) In Scotland, from 1811-1820; 
LXxvil. 165. (App. 927.)——.xxvil. 183. (P. 236.) (App. 928.) 


5339. Dates on which Duties on Slates were first imposed ; 
LXXXVI. 479, P. 


See supra, 822. 1291. 3563, &amp;c. 








Slavery Abolition Act : 

6340. Orders in Council declaring that adequate and satis- 
factory Provision has been made by Law, in the different Colonies, 
for giving effect to the statute 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 73, for the Abo- 
lition of Slavery; viz. :—Antigua, Bermuda, &amp;c.; xc. 543, P. 

Barbadoes ; xc1. 160. (p. 192.)——-British Guiana; xc. 130, 
P. Honduras; xc. 585, p.——Jamaica; txxxix. 154, p.—xc. 
130, P. Montserrat; xct. 160. (Pp. 192.)——-Nevis; xc. 160, 
(p. 192.}-——-Tobago; xcr. 468. (Pp. 475.) St. Vincent; xct. 
160. (P. 192.) 


5341. Estimate for charge of Salaries and Allowances to 
Special Justices appointed in pursuance of Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. 
c. 73, 1834-1835 ; LXXXxIx. 169. (P. 762.) 1835-1836; xc. 
213, P.———1836-1837; xc1. 234, p.——1837-1838 ; xcur. 214, P. 
——Supplementary Estimate from 1 July 1835 to 31 March 
1836; xc. 525, P. 


5342. Estimate for defraying Expenses incurred in aiding 
Local Legislatures in providing for the Religious and Moral 
Instruction of the Emancipated Negro Population; 1835; xc. 
525, P. 1836; xcrI. 234, P. 1837; xcit. 215, Pp. 

5343. Papers in explanation of Measures adopted by Govern- 
ment for giving effect to Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 73, 1885; Part I, 
xc. 232, p.—-—Part II., xc. 325, P.—-—1836; xcr. 226. (Pp. 236.) 
——1837; xci1. 649, P. 





























5344. Acts 








ACCOUNTS AND 








PAPERS—continued. 155 














I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the 
Slavery Abolition Act—continued. 

5344. Acts of Houses of Assembly in the Colonies; Orders 

in Council; for carrying into effect Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 73; 


Proclamations issued by the Earl of Mulgrave and Marquis of 
Sligo, and other Returns; xc. 280. (Pp. 299.) 485, P. 


5345. Papers in explanation of the Proceedings of the Legis- 
lature of Jamaica, in reference to the Amendment of their 
original Act for giving effect to Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 73; xc1. 
192. 

5346. Statements made by the Agent of Jamaica on behalf 
of the Assembly to Lord Glenelg, dated 19 and 21 March 1836, 
in relation to Proceedings of the Governor and Assembly; Pro- 
test of the Agent to Lord Glenelg, dated 25 March 1836; xct. 
219. (P. 245.) 

5347. Return of Special Justices appointed under Act 3 &amp; 4 
Will. IV. c. 73; xc. 485.—xcr. 226.—xcir. 500. 


5348. Returns relative to Apprenticed Negroes; xc. 636, Pp. 


5349. Statement showing Appropriation of £. 20,000 voted in 
1835 towards the Erection of School Houses in the Slave Colonies ; 





House—(continued)—relative to— 
Slavery Abolition Act—continued. 


Conditions upon which appropriated ; Applications not complied 


with; Appropriation of £.5,000 to defray the Expense of Normal 
Schools; xcr. 289. (Pp. 299.) 


5350. Names of all Special Magistrates who have been 
removed from er resigned their Offices in the Colonies ; other 
Returns relating to the treatment and condition of Apprenticed 
Negroes ; xci. 839. 


5351. Contract for the Loan of £. 15,000,000 for compen- 
sating the Owners of Slaves; xc. 509, p. 


5352. Provision made for Payment of the Slave Compensa- 
tion; Amount remaining to be provided for on 8 August 1836; 
Report of the Actuary of the National Debt Office with reference 
to the Terms of the Contract for the Loan of £. 15,000,000, and 
other Papers; xc. 831, Pp. 


5353. Instructions addressed to the Inspector appointed to 
visit the Schools in the West Indies, which have received a share 
of the Parliamentary Grants of 1835-1836, for Negro Education; 
xc. 447. (P. 460.) 





Slaves and Slave Trade: 


al 


KEY to the various Subjects of the Accounts and Papers constituting the subsequent Head of 


Slaves and Slave Trade: 








Abolition of the Slave Trade, Expenses 
under Acts for; 5356. 

Acts of Colonial Legislatures ; 5415. 5418. 
5425. 

Africa; 5365. 

Africa, Coast of; 5393. 

Africans, Liberated ; 5358. 5359. 5407. 
5485. 5489. 

America ; 5366-5368. 

America, South; 5410. 

American Settlers ; 5363. 

Ancle, George ; 5458. 

Anti-Slavery Reporter; 5469. 

Antigua ; 5425-5428. 

Apprenticed Slaves; 5407. 5476. 

Arthur, Colonel; 5451. 

Awards of Commissioners; 5355. 


Baber, J. H., Esq; 5447. 

Bahamas; 5397. 5429. 5443. 

Barbadoes; 5397. 5430. 5431. 5437. 

Bell Ombre Estate ; 5474. 

Berbice ; 5397. 5434. 

Bills drawn from Abroad; 6356. 

Bonshmen; 5433. 

Bounties; 5385, 5386. 

Bourbon; 5468. 

Brazils, Convention with; 5377. 

Bridges, Rev. Mr.; 5463. 

British and Portuguese Mixed Commis- 
sion; 5383. 


Cape of Good Hope; 5365. 5390. 5396. 
5402. 5404. 5422-5424. 5432. 

Captured Negroes ; 5357. 5362, 5363. 

Carden, Prosecution of; 5464. 

Christopher’s, St.; 5397. 5421. 5464. 

Commissioners for preventing Illegal 
Traffic in Slaves; 5354. 

Cooke, L., Memorial of; 5432. 

Correspondence relating to the Slave 
Trade ; 5364. 5391-5393. 

Crown Slaves; 5407-5409. 5427. 

Cultivation of Ground ; 5493. 

Custom House Returns; 5496. 


Dartmouth, Earl of; 5459. 

Debt, Slaves sold for; 5454. 
Demerara; 5397. 5435-5444. 
Denmark, Treaty with; 5379. 
Dominica; 5397. 5421. 

Donna Paula, Portuguese Ship ; 5392. 
Duty on Slaves imported; 5459. 





East Indies, Slavery in; 5445-5449. 
Emancipation of Slaves; 5413. 
Estimates; 5354-5360. 

Exchange, Rates of; 5493. 


Farquhar, Sir R. T.; 5466. 5469, 5470. 
Female Slaves; 5458. 5460. 5463, 5464. 
Fiscals, proceedings of; 5440. 
Flogging ; 5458. 

France, Conventions with; 5369, 5370. 


Gaols; 5456. 

Gaviao, Portuguese Brig ;. 5388. 
Georgetown ; 5438. 

Ghent, Treaty of; 5368. 
Grenada; 5397. 


Hague, Treaty concluded at; 5376. 
Honduras ; 5397. 5442. 5450, 5451. 
Hottentots; 5433. 


Importation of Slaves; 5459. 
Insurrection of Slaves; 5391. 5419. 


Jackson, Mr.; 5460. 

Jamaica; 5397. 5419. 5452-5463. 
James, Grace; 5426. 

Jeffcott, Mr. Justice ; 5488. 





Keith, Sir Basil; 5459, 


Liberated Africans; 5358, 5359. 5407. 
5485. 5489. 
Licenses, 5422. 5476. 


Madagascar, 5465. 5477. 

Madrid, Treaty concluded at; 5371. 

Manumissions ; 5412. 5437. 5441. 5444. 
5457. 

Maroons; 5453. 

Marquis, Slave ; 5491. 

Mauritius; 5393. 5396. 5402. 5404. 5422- 
5424. 5466-5480. 





Missionaries; 5435. 5456. 
Mixed Commission; 5383. 
Moss, Henry and Helen; 5429. 
Mylius, Mr. ; 5476. 


Native Indians ; 5442. 5450. 

Naval Officers, Communications from ; 
5365. 

Netherlands, Treaty with; 5374. 

Nevis; 5397. 

Norway, Treaty with ; 5375. 


Oaths, Illegal; 5462. 
Obeah, Crime of; 5434. 


Petersburgh, St., Convention of; 5368. 

Pickering, Mr.; 5490. 

Population ; 5392-5406. 5436. 5475. 5480. 

Portugal, Treaty with; 5372-5374. 

Portuguese and British Mixed Commis- 
sion; 5383. 

Prize Slaves; 5432. 

Proclamations ; 5419. 5439. 

Protectors of Slaves Reports; 5394. 
5406. 


Radama; 5465. 

Rebels, Trial of; 5452. 

Regis, Slave; 5491. 

Registry of Colonial Slaves ; 5360, 5361. 
5405. 5436. 5472. 5474. 5480. 5489. 

Religious Instruction; 5456. 

Religious Worship; 5439. 5458. 

Rio de Janeiro, Treaty signed at ; 6377. 

Russia, Convention with; 5368. 


Salaries of Commissioners ; 5358. 
Sardinia, Treaty with; 5380. 
Seychelles Island ; 5398. 5468. 5476. 
Ships and Cargoes, Sale of; 5373. 6484. 
Sierra Leone; 5393. 5481-5489. 

Slave Population ; 5392-5406. 

Slave Ships ; 5373, 5387-5389. 

Smith, Rev. John; 5435. 

Spain, Treaty with ; 5371-5374. 5382. 
Stockholm, Treaty concluded at; 5381. 
Sweden, Treaty with; 5375. 

Swiney, Samuel; 5458. 

Sylphe, French Ship; 5387. 


Tobago ; 5397. 

Tortola; 5397. 5490. 

Treaties relative to the Slave Trade; 5368-— 
5384. 5477. 

Trinidad ; 5397. 5442. 5491 5496. 

Turner, Major-General ; 5486. 


United States; 5366-5368. 
Vincent, St.; 5397. 5421. 


Wages; 5493. 

West Indies; 5365. 5390, 5391. 5410. 
5419. 5422-5424. 

Williams, Henry ; 5461, 5462. 

Woodward, Sir Ralph; 5495. 

Workhouses ; 5456. 





Slaves and Slave Trade: 


‘ Slaves and Slave Trade—continued. 


5354. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to pay 5355. Estimate of the Sum wanted to pay the Awards of the 


Salaries and Incidental Expenses of Commissioners for prevent- 
ing the Illegal Traffic in Slaves, 1820; Lxxv. 207, p. (App. 557.) 
1821 ; yxxvr. 80, p. (App. 581.)——1822; Ltxxvit. 99, p. (App. 
597.}——1823 ; LxxvilI. 174, p. (App. 580.) 1824; Lxx1x. 28, Pp. 
(App. 656.)——1825 ; Lxxx. 32, p. (App. 766.) 1826; LXXxI. 
103, p. (App. 542.}———1827; uxxxu. 302, p. (App. 735.)—— 
1828; txxx11. 88, Pp. (App. 674.)———1829; Lxxxiv. 74, p. (App. 
529.)——-1830;  Lxxxv. 113, Pp. (App. 769.) 1831; LXXXVI. 
431, p. (App. exliii.) 563, p. (App. 1043.)——1832 ; LxxxviI. 195, 
P. (App. 825.)——1833 ; Lxxxvimt. 263, p. (App. 838.)——-1834 ; 
LXXx1x. 168, p. (App. 741.)———1835; xc. 212, p.——1836; xc1. 
233, P. 1837; xIcI. 213, P. 

















GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Commissioners established in London, per Act 58 Geo. III.c. 85, 
regarding Slaves, 1820; xxv. 255, p.(App.565.) 18213 LXxvi. 
80, Pp. (App. 581.)———1822; Lxxvu. 31, p. (App. 593.) 1823 ; 
LXxvill. 174, Pp. (App. 580.) . 








5356. Estimate of the Sum which may be required to pay Bills 
drawn from Abroad, for Expenses under Act 47 Geo. III., for the 
Abolition of the Slave Trade; txxvi1. 74, Pp. (App. 564.)— 
LXXIx. 28, P. (App. 656.)—Lxxx. 32, p. (App. 765.)—.xxx1, 103, 
p. (App. 542.)—Lxxx1l. 302, p. (App. 735.)—.xxxitt. 88, Pp. (App. 
674.) 


5357. Estimate 








156 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 














I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the 
Slaves and Slave Trade—continued. 
5357. Estimate of the Sum which may be required to defray 
the Expenses incurred for the support of Captured Negroes, &amp;c., 
under Acts for the Abolition of the Slave Trade, 1880; Lxxxv. 
113, Pp. (App. 769.}——1831; Lxxxvu. 431, Pp. (App. exliii.) 563, 
p. (App. 1043.) 1832-1833 ; LXxxvil. 194, p. (App. 825.)—— 
1833-1834; LXXXVIII. 265, Pp. (App. 905.) 1834-1835 ; 
LXXXIX. 169, Pp. (App. 757.)}——1835-1836; xc. 213, P. 
1836-1837 ; xc1. 234, P. 1837-1838 5 xc. 214, P. 
5358. Particulars of Sum voted for Liberated Africans, in 
Estimate for 1826; LXXX1I. 205, P. 
5359. Manner in which the Sum of £. 25,000, voted in 1832 for 
the support of Captured Negroes and Liberated Africans, was 
expended; (Ordered, Lxxxvitt. 688, but not presented.) 


5360. Estimate to make good the Deficiency of the Fees in the 
Office of the Registry of Colonial Slaves, 1831; txxxvi. 426, Pp. 
(App. exxxi.) 563, p. (App. 1031.) 1832-1833; Lxxxvir. 106, 
p. (App. 808.) 1833-18343 LXxxvul. 263, p. (App. 887.)—— 
1834; LXxx1x. 168, p. (App. 740.) 

5361. Establishment and Expense of the Office of the Registrar 
of Colonial Slaves for 1836; xc1. 797. (P. 819.) 

5362. Items which make up the Sum of £.34,997. 12. 4}., 
charged on Civil Contingencies on the Amount of Bills for Cap- 
tured Negroes; Lxxvi. 189, P. 




















5363. Detail of the manner in which a certain Sum voted in 
Miscellaneous Services for 1825, for the support of Captured Ne- 
groes, Free American Settlers, &amp;c. was expended; (Ordered, 
LXxXxI. 172, but not presented.) 

5364. Correspondence with Foreign Powers and with his Ma- 
jesty’s Commissioners, respecting the Slave Trade ; Lxxv1. 222, p. 
(App. 665-756.)—.xxvi. 162, Pp. (App. 683.)—Lxxvill. 475, P. 
(App. 667.) 479, Pp. (App. 676-713.)—Lxx1x. 499. (App. 805.) 
—LXXx. 462, P.—LXxxI. 305.—LXxx11. 461.—Lxxx. 512. (P. 
538.)—.Lxxx1Vv. 316.—Lxxxv. 608. — LXxxvi. 862. — LXxxvuil. 586. 
—LX XXVIII. 609.—LXXXxIx. 472, P.—xc. 636.—xc1. 580.—xcr1. 602. 


5365. Extracts of Communications received by the Lords of 
the Admiralty from Naval Officers on the Coast of Africa or 
West Indies, Cape of Good Hope, &amp;c., relative to the Slave Trade ; 
LXXVI. 228, p. (App. 768. 793.)—Lxxvil. 182. (Pp. 196.) (App. 
713-724.)—.Lxxvill. 472, P. (App. 657.)—.LxxIx. 332, p.—Lxxx. 
286, P. 403, P.—LXXXI. 358, P.—LXXXIII. 379, P. 

5366. Extract of Act of the United States, respecting the 
Slave Trade; txxvi. 464, p. (App. 802.) 

5367. Report of the House of Representatives of the United 
States of America, relative to the Slave Trade; txxvu. 127, Pp. 
(App. 680.) 

5368. Letter from the Under-Secretary of State to the Secre- 
tary of the Treasury, relating to the Claims of American Citizens 
under the Treaty of Ghent ; and Convention of St. Petersburgh 
for Slaves and Property; Lxxx. 367, p. (App. 940.) 

5369. Convention between His Majesty and the King of the 
French, for the more effectual Suppression of the Traffic in Slaves, 
signed at Paris, November 30, 1831, with Translation; txxxvi. 
40. (App. 973.) 

5370. Supplementary Convention between His Majesty and 
the King of the French for the more effectual Suppression of the 
Traffic in Slaves, signed at Paris, March 22, 1833; txxxvirt. 316. 
(App. 1139.) 

5371. 


Traffic in Slaves; txxvut. 321. (App. 657.) 


5372. Sums of Money paid to the Governments of Spain and 
Portugal, in pursuance of Treaties relative to the Slave Trade, 
also of Money paid and due in consideration of restricting or 


giving up the Slave Trade; txxvi. 360, Pp. (App. 796.) 
5373. 


LXXVI. 361, Pp. (App. 796.) 
5374. 


in Slaves, paid by Great Britain; txxvir. 61, p. (App. 736.) 


5375. Treaty between His Majesty and the King of Sweden 
and Norway for preventing Traffic in Slaves; txxx. 419. (App. 


954.) 


5376. Explanatory and additional Articles to the Treaty con- 


cluded at the Hague, 4 May 1818; txxvimr. 132. (App. 652.) 
XClI. 239. 


5377. Convention with the Emperor of Brazil for the Aboli- 
tion of the African Slave Trade, signed at Rio de Janeiro, No- 
vember 23, 1826; Lxxxm. 358. (App. 898.) 


Explanatory and additional Articles to the Treaty con- 
cluded at Madrid, September 23, 1817, for the Prevention of the 


Money received by the Treasury, on account of Ships 
and Cargoes, in pursuance of Treaties with Spain and Portugal ; 


Sums of Money in pursuance of Treaties with Spain, 
Portugal and the Netherlands, for preventing the Illegal Traffic | 


House—(continued)—relative to— 




















Slaves and Slave Trade—continued. 


5378. Additional Articles to the Convention concluded at 
London, July 28, 1817, relative to the Slave Trade; xxix, g. 
(App. 799.) 

5379. Treaty between his Majesty the King of the French 
and the King of Denmark, for the more effectual Suppression of 
the Slave Trade; xc. 411. 

5380. Treaty between His Majesty the King of the French 
and the King of Sardinia, for the more effectual Suppression of 
the Slave Trade; xc. 411. 

5381. Additional Article of the Treaty concluded at Stockholm, 
November 6, 1824, between Great Britain and Stockholm, for the 
Prevention of the Traffic in Slaves, signed at Stockholm, June 15, 
1835; xc. 636. 

5382. Treaty between his Majesty and the Queen Regent of 
Spain, for the Abolition of the Slave Trade; xc1. 38. 

5383. Accounts from the Office of the British and Portuguese 
Mixed Commission in London; Lxxvut. 194, p. (App. 741.) 

5384. Papers relative to the Slave Trade ; txxviri. 304. (App. 
651.) 

5385. Money paid by Great Britain as Bounties for Slaves; 
also Sums repaid; Lxxvit. 165, p. (App. 736. 740.) 

5386. Money paid by Great Britain as Bounties for Slaves 
found or captured; Lxxx1t. 496, P. 

5387. Papers relative to the Capture of the French Ship, 
Sylphe ; txxvit. 348, p. (App. 725.) 

5388. Papers respecting the Portuguese Brig, Gaviao, and the 
Spanish Schooner, Anna Maria; Lxxvu. 469, p. (App. 728.) 


5389. Number of Vessels which have been seized, and which 
have been actually condemned; Lxxvir. 140, p. (App. 740.) 


5390. Returns annually made by Collectors of Customs in the 
West India Islands, relating to the Slave Trade; txxv. 454, 
At the Cape of Good Hope ; (Ordered, txxvi. 455, but not 
presented.) 

5391. Correspondence with Governors of Colonies in the West 
Indies, respecting Insurrection of Slaves, from 1 January 1822; 
LXXIX. 397, P. 





5392. Correspondence touching the Slave Trade ; Accounts of 
all Slaves now in possession of his Majesty’s Government; Slave 
Population ; Information received concerning the Donna Paula, 
Portuguese Ship; ixxrx. 495, Pp. 522, p. 

5393. Correspondence touching the Slave Trade, received from 
the Governors of Sierra Leone and other British Possessions on 
the Coast of Africa, and from the Governors of the Mauritius and 
the Cape of Good Hope, since 1 January 1825; ixxx1. 318, P. 

5394. Reports which may have been received from the Pro- 
tectors of Slaves in the Colonies ; Lxxxvi. 360, p. 896, P. 

5395. 
468, P. 

5396. Slave Population of the Cape of Good Hope and in the 
Mauritius; Lxxx. 625, P. 

5397. Slave Population of Barbadoes, Bahamas, Berbice, De- 
merara, Dominica, Grenada, Honduras, Jamaica, St. Vincent, 
St. Kitts, Nevis, Tortola, Trinidad and Tobago; Lxxx1, 341, p. 


Papers relative to the Slave Population; Ltxxvi1. 312, p. 


5398. Slave Population in the Seychelles Island ; txxx1. 184, p. 
329, P. 
5399. Slave Population in the different Slave Colonies belong- 


ing to his Majesty, since 27 June 1825; Lxxx1. 376, P. 

5400. Slave Population in each of his Majesty’s Colonies, 
1825-1827 5 LXXXIII. 552, P. 

5401. Abstract of the Amount of the Slave Population in each 
of his Majesty’s Colonies ; Lxxxiv. 293, Pp. 

5402. Abstract of the latest Returns received from each of his 
Majesty’s Colonies of the Slave Population, including the Mauri- 
tius and the Cape of Good Hope; ixxxv. 649, p. 


5403. Return from all the Slave Colonies belonging to the 
Crown, of the Population thereof, from 1 January 1825, and con- 
tinued to the latest period ; Lxxxv. 602, p. 

5404. Abstract from the latest Returns of Slave Population 
from each of the Colonies, (including the Cape of Good Hope and 
Mauritius); Lxxxvi. 446, P. 

5405. Number of Slaves in each of the West India Colonies 
as they stood at the original and at each of the subsequent Regis- 
trations; Lxxxvill. 585, P. 

5406. Extracts from Returns of Slave Population of the differ- 
ent Colonies ; also Reports or Observations on the subject of Slave 
Population, by the Registrars, Slave Protectors or Assistant Pro- 
tectors; LXxxviil. 702, P. 

5407. ‘Reports 


rate? 
13 PS 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 157 








I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Slaves and Slave Trade—continued. Slaves and Slave Trade—continued. 


5407. Reports of Commissioners appointed to inquire into the 
State of the Africans condemned to his Majesty under the Acts 
for the abolition of the Slave Trade, and who had been appren- 
ticed, &amp;c., in the West Indies; txx1x. 523, p.—.xxx. 214, P. 
—LXXXI. 102, P.—LXxxII. 470, P. 554, P. 602, P.——-LXXXIII. 528, P. 


5408. Reports from Governors of Slave Colonies respecting 
the Treatment of Africans condemned to his Majesty, under the 
Acts abolishing the Slave Trade, since 16 October 1828; Lxxxvut. 
896, P. 

5409. Final Disposal of Slaves escheated to the Crown in the 
Colonies of West Indies since 1 January 1821}; ixxxvi. 219, P. 


5410. Papers in explanation of the Measures adopted by 
his Majesty’s Government for meliorating the Condition of the 
Slaves in the West Indies and South America; ixx1x. 169.— 
uxxx. 457. 631.—LXxxI. 206. 268.—Lxxxu. 461. 606.—Lxxx1II. 
467.—LXXXIV. 396, P.—LxXxxv. 649, P.—LXXXVI. 361, P.—-LXXXVII. 
14. 197, P. 532, P. 570, P. 


5411. Functionaries who are Proprietors of Slaves or Planta- 
tions worked by Slaves; txxx11. 240, Pp. 296, P. 


5412. Slaves Manumitted in each Colony, 1820-1826; ixxxu. 
249, P. 1817-1826; Lxxxvi. 446, Pp. 

5413. Orders sent to the Colonies for emancipating the Slaves 
belonging to the Crown, and Reports upon the subject; txxxv1. 
896, P. 

5414, Number of captured Negroes and Crown Slaves libe- 
rated in each of the different Colonies; Lxxxvutt. 585, P. 


5415. Acts of the Colonial Legislatures, and Orders for Regis- 
tration of Slaves, &amp;c.; Ltxxviil. 77, P. 

5416. Acts of the Colonial Legislature relative to Slaves ; 
LXX1x. 201. (P- 206.) 

5417. Titles of Acts passed by the Legislatures of the Slave 
Colonies since 15 May 1823; txxx1. 209. (p. 213.) 

5418. Acts passed by the Legislatures of the West India 


Colonies since 15 May 1823, for improving the Condition of 
Slaves; Lxxx1. 366. 





5419. Circular Despatches and Correspondence between Vis- 
count Goderich and the Governors of the West India Islands and 
Jamaica, with Proclamations relative to Insurrections amongst the 
Slaves; txxxvii. 200, pP. 


5420. Order in Council for consolidating the several Laws 
recently made for improving the Condition of the Slaves in His 
Majesty’s Colonies; Lxxxv. 15, Pp. (App. 1065.) 


5421. Correspondence between Secretary of State and the 
Agent for the Colonies of St. Christopher and Dominica, respect- 
ing Abstracts of the Slave Laws ; and Report of Committee of the 
Legislature of St. Vincent; txxxvi. 447, P. 

5422. Returns from the Colonies in the West Indies, the Isle 
of France, and the Cape of Good Hope, of Slaves imported under 
Licenses since 1 January 1808; of Slaves exported, Manumis- 
sions, &amp;c.; Lxxviil. 91, P. 

5423. Slaves imported and exported under License or other- 
wise, from 1 January 1821; and other Returns from Colonies in 
the West Indies, Isle of France and Cape of Good Hope; ixxxu. 
249, P. ; 

5424. Return from all the Slave Colonies belonging to the 
Crown (including the Cape of Good Hope and Mauritius) ; of the 
Number of Slaves imported and exported by License or otherwise ; 
LXxXxvI. 662. 

5425. Act passed in 1817 by the Legislature of Antigua for 
prohibiting the Exportation of Slaves ; txxv1. 397, p. (App. 796.) 


5426. Information respecting Grace James, residing in Anti- 
gua, claiming to be free, but whose claim has been disputed; 
LXXXxI. 318, P. 

5427. Information received from Antigua respecting Acts of 
Insubordination by Africans forfeited to His Majesty; ixxx1. 
341, P. 

5428. Report from a Committee of the Council and Assembly 
of Antigua, on the state of Apprenticed Africans liberated by the 
Crown in 1828; LxXxxvil. 589, Pp. 

5429. Information received by his Majesty’s Government 
relative to the Cruelty perpetrated by Henry and Helen Moss, of 
Crooked Island, in the Bahamas, on a female Negro Slave; 
LXxxIv. 178, P. 

5430. Official Communications received from the Governor of 
Barbadoes relative to the Destruction of the Methodist Chapel at 
Barbadoes ; Lxxx. 214, Pp. 239, Pp. 


5431. Statement made by the Agent of Barbadoes to Viscount 
' Goderich, 18 March 1831, respecting Slave Population; txxxvu. 
589, P. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





5432. Memorial of Mr. L. Cooke to the Treasury respecting 
the state of Prize Slaves at the Cape of Good Hope; txxxn. 
114, P. 

5433. Correspondence relative to the Condition and Treatment 
of Slaves at the Cape of Good Hope, 1822-1827; the like for 
the Hottentots; Grants of Land made to the Hottentots or 
Bonshmen; and Expeditions against the Bonshmen since 1797; 
LXXXII. 353, P. 

5434. Information received concerning the Trial of a Slave 
for the crime of Obeah, in Berbice; txxviit. 312, P. 


5435. Minutes of Evidence on the Trial of the late John Smith, 


a Missionary in the Colony of Demerara, with the Warrant, 
Charges and Sentence ; txx1x. 201, p. 409, Pp. 


5436. Population of Demerara as made by the Registrar of 
that Colony, together with the Registrar’s Report; rxxx. 146, P. 


5437. Taxes and Fees paid on Manumissions in Demerara and 
Berbice, from 1 January 1822; txxx. 146, P. 


5438. Advertisement in the Gazette of Demerara, in April 1822, 
offering a Reward of £. 1,000 for the Discovery of the Incendiary 
who set fire to George Town; Lxxx. 146, Pp. 


5439. Proclamations issued by Governor Bentinck and the 
Governor of Demerara, relative to the Religious Worship of 
Slaves; txxx. 403, Pp. 

5440. Record of the Proceedings of the Fiscals of Demerara 
and Berbice, in their capacity of Guardians and Protectors of the 
Slaves; txxx. 146, p. 597, p.; Lxxxt. 226.376, P. 


5441. Evidence taken before Privy Council in the matter of 
the Berbice and Demerara Manumission Order in Council; 
LXXXIII. 185. (P. 246.) 

5442, Steps taken by his Majesty’s Government for carrying 
into effect the Measure recommended by the Commissioners for 
inquiring into the claims to Freedom of the Descendants of the 
Native Indians at Honduras, and several other Returns relating 
to Slaves in Demerara and Trinidad ; txxxv. 602, Pp. 


5443. Orders in Council, and the Dates thereof, with the 
Names of the Parties under which Slaves were transported into 
Demerara from the Bahamas or any other British Colony, since 
the Peace of 1815; txxxvutr. 702, Pp. 


5444. Orders in Council respecting the Manumission of Slaves 
in Demerara and Berbice; Ltxxxiv. 361, Pp. 


5445. Correspondence of the East India Company and their 
Governments in India, relating to Slavery ; txxx11. 518. 


5446. Communications from and with the Governors of India 
relative to any acts of Slave Trading occurring within their Juris- 
diction since 1 January 1828; (Ordered, uxxxvi. 675, but not 
presented.) 

5447. Answers of J. H. Baber, Esq", to Questions relative to 
Slavery, proposed to him by the India Board ; (Ordered, uxxxvu. 
700, but not presented till) txxx1x. 131, P. 


5448. Correspondence between the East India Company and 
the Governments in India, touching the state of Slavery; 
(Ordered, txxvi1. 174, but not presented.) 

5449. Correspondence between the Court of Directors and the 
Company’s Government in India since 1 June 1827, on the subject 
of Slavery and Slave Trade; (Ordered, xcu. 501, but not pre- 


- sented.) 


5450. Report in the case of Persons at Honduras claiming to 
be entitled to Freedom ; also Claims of reputed Indians and their 
Descendants at Honduras; txxxu1. 517, Pp. 


5451. Correspondence between Government and Colonel 
Arthur, relative to Slaves at Honduras, &amp;c.; txxviir. 399, P. 


5452. Judicial Proceedings relative to the Trial and Punish- 
ment of Rebels in Jamaica, since 1 January 1823; Lxxx. 146, p. 


5453. Number of Maroons belonging to the Maroon Towns in 
Jamaica; Lxxx. 146, P. 


5454. Slaves sold under execution for Debt in Jamaica, since 
1 January 1808; ixxxu11. 517, P. 


5455. Letter from Colonial Secretary to Lieutenant-Governor 
of Jamaica, dated 22 September 1827; uxxxul. 517, P. 


5456. Communications made to the Colonial Department since 
1 January 1826, respecting Obstacles alleged to be thrown in the 
way of giving Religious Instruction to the Slaves, and the alleged 
Prosecution, Imprisonment or other Punishment of the Missiona- 
ries employed in Jamaica; and List of all Persons confined in the 
different Gaols and Workhouses in Jamaica, on 1 January 1820 ; 
LXxxv. 648, P. 
5457. Manumissions granted in Jamaica, 1825-1830; Lxxxvul. 
256, P. 
5458. Communications 
RR 





158 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








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


Slaves and Slave Trade—conlinued. 

5458. Communications from Jamaica, relating to the Trial of 
George Ancle and Samuel Swiney, Negro Slaves, for certain 
alleged Offences relating to Religious Worship; Communications 
relating to the Adoption or Rejection, in the House of Assembly, 
of a Law for abolishing the Punishment of Females by the Whip 


in Jamaica; LXxxvil. 338, P. 


5459. Despatch from the Earl of Dartmouth to Sir Basil 
Keith, Governor of Jamaica, with Memorials on the subject of an 
Act passed by the Assembly of Jamaica in 1774, imposing a Duty 
on Slaves imported; Lxxxvu. 589, P. 


5460. Correspondence relating to the Punishment of two Fe- 
male Slaves belonging to Mr. Jackson, Custos of Port Royal; 
LXXXVII. 589, P. 


5461. Communications respecting the reported Maltreatment 
of a Slave named Henry Williams, in Jamaica; Lxxxvi. 203, P. 
662, P. 

5462. Minutes of Evidence taken on the Trial of Henry 
Williams, for administering illegal Oaths in Jamaica; Lxxxvu. 
585, P. 

5463. Information received respecting Inquiry into the Treat- 
ment of a Female Slave by the Rev. Mr. Bridges; Lxxxvi. 
361, P. 

5464. Communications from St. Kitts, respecting the Prosecu- 
tion of Carden, for the cruel treatment of a Female Slave; txxxu. 
422, P. 

5465. Correspondence between Government and Radama, the 
Sovereign Chief of Madagascar; Lxxx11. 301, P. 


5466. Extract of a Despatch from R. T. Farquhar, Esq", 
Governor of Mauritius, to Earl Bathurst, dated Port Louis, Mau- 
ritius, 27 December 1820, relative to the Slave Trade; txxvi. 450, 
p. (App. 799.) 

5467. Extracts of Correspondence, relative to Slave Trade, 
with the Governor of Mauritius; txxx. 341, p.—Lxxx1. 315, P.— 
LXXXII. 179, Pp. 296, Pp. 484, P. 

5468. Communications received by Government relative to the 
Slave Trade at the Mauritius, Bourbon and the Seychelles; txxx1. 
268, P. 341, P. 


5469. Correspondence between Sir Robert Farquhar and the 
Colonial Department, upon the subject of certain Charges contained 
in a Publication, intituled, “The Anti-Slavery Reporter, No. 42 ;” 
LXxXIv. 396, P. 

5470. Letter by Sir Robert Farquhar to the Secretary of State, 
upon the Report of the Commissioners of Inquiry on the Slave 
Trade at the Mauritius; txxxrv. 415, p. 


5471. Correspondence between His Majesty’s Secretary of 
State and the Governor of the Mauritius respecting Slave Registry 
in that Island, since 1 January 1826 ; Lxxxvui. 187. (P. 235.) 


5472. Returns from the Mauritius under the Registry Act; 
LXXXx. 473, P. 


5473. Order in Council for Registration of Slaves at the Mau- 
ritius ; LXxXxI. 329, p.—Lxxx1I. 385, P. 


5474. Slaves on the Bel Ombre Estate, Mauritius; also Order 
in Council for Registration of Slaves in the Mauritius; rxxxm. 
422, P. 

5475. Slave Population of the Seychelles and Isle of France, 
and Bounties paid on Slaves captured; txxxu11. 178, P. 


5476. Slaves imported under License, from 1 January 1821 ; 
also Number shipped from the Seychelles and Mauritius ; Number 
landed at the Mauritius; Persons brought to Trial for Slave 
Trading in the Mauritius and Seychelles, with Verdict and 
Punishment ; Correspondence relative to the Seizure of Slaves 
coming from the Seychelles to the Mauritius, particularly the 
Seizure by Mr. Mylius; also Slaves not admitted at the Mauri- 
tius; Slaves belonging to Government and that have been appren- 
ticed at the Mauritius; txxx1. 203. (Pp. 227.) 


5477. Number of Slaves which fell into the hands of Captors 
at the Conquest of the Mauritius, and Number at present time ; 
Orders by local Authorities at Mauritius regulating Punishment 
of Slaves by their Masters; Penalties received at Mauritius for 
Offences against the Abolition Acts or against Orders in Council 
for Registration of Slaves; and Account of Expenses incurred in 
consequence of Treaties with Chiefs of Madagascar; ixxx1u1. 
517, P. 

5478. Report of the Commissioners of Inquiry upon the Slave 
Trade at Mauritius; txxx1v. 352, p. 

5479. Ordinance for the Government and Protection of Slaves 


in the Mauritius, with Observations of the Commissioners there- 
upon; LXXxxIv. 396, P. 


House—(continued)—relative to— 











Slaves and Slave Trade—continued. 

5480. Papers respecting Measures adopted by Government 
since Report of 1828 relative to Claims to Freedom ; Correspond- 
ence on State of Registry of Slaves and the labouring Popula- 
tion; xcr. 206. 

5481. Communications received at the Colonial Office frem 
Governor of Sierra Leone, since 1 January 1819, on the subject of 
the Slave Trade; txxvi. 222, p. (App. 759.)—Since 6 February 
1821; uxxvit. 125, Pp. (App. 678.)——Since 1 January 1824; 
LXXXx. 214, P. 

5182. Despatch relative to the Slave Trade, by His Majesty’s 
Commissioners at Sierra Leone; txxvi. 438. (App. 797.) 


5483. Slaves captured and condemned at Sierra Leone, from 
5 January 1814 to 5 January 1824; Lxxx. 473, P. 


5484. Ships and Vessels condemned at Sierra Leone since 
1807, and the Value of their Cargoes, exclusive of Slaves; 
( Ordered, txxx1. 117, but not presented.) 


5485. Additional Instructions to Commissioners of Inquiry et 
Sierra Leone on the subject of Liberated Africans; Lxxx1. 366, p, 


5486. Despatch from Major-General Turner, Governor of 
Sierra Leone, to Earl Bathurst on the subject of the Liberated 
Africans Department ; Lxxxr. 366, P. 

5487. Number of Slaves captured and brought into Sierra 
Leone and emancipated therein, 1808-1829 ; Lxxx1v. 342, p. 


5488. Charge delivered by Mr. Justice Jeffcott to the Grand 
Jury of Sierra Leone on the subject of the Slave Trade; Lxxxvu. 
256, P. 

5489. Number of Africans landed and liberated at Sierra 
Leone in each Year since the Abolition of the Slave Trade, dis- 
tinguishing the Sexes; Number of Liberated Africans in the 
Colony in each Year, or at each Registration ; (Ordered, txxxvu. 
623, but not presented.) 

5490. Informations received and Judicial Proceedings in 
Tortola in consequence of Insubordination of Slaves on the Estate 
of Mr. Pickering; txxx. 341, P. 

5491. Proceedings on Trial of two Slaves, named Marquis 
and Regis, at Trinidad; txxx. 146, P. 


5492. Reports of the Protector and Guardian of Slaves, rela- 
tive to Slavery in Trinidad, Nos. 1 &amp; 2; Lxxx11. 249. 


5493. Regulations which prescribe the Time to be allowed.to 
Slaves in Trinidad for the Cultivation of their Grounds; and 
Returns of Wages fixed, and the Rate of Exchange; 1xxxu. 
554, P. 

5494. Extracts from Evidence taken by the Committee of the 
Council of Trinidad for inquiring into the Negro Character; 
LXXXIl. 563, P. 

5495. Despatch to Sir Ralph Woodward, Governor of Trini- 
dad; Lxxxul. 517, P. 

5496. Custom House Returns of the Number of Slaves brought 
into Trinidad or removed from it, specifying the Place from and 
to which removed ; (Ordered, txxxvi. 675, but not presented.) 

5497. Measures adopted in consequence of Address to His 
Majesty in 1835; xc. 580. 

See supra, 2972. 


Sligo County : 
5498. “Memorial from the Lord Lieutenant complaining of the 
conduct of the Assistant Barrister, and praying for his Removal, 
and Correspondence connected therewith; xcr1. 616. 


Small Debts :—sSee supra, 1775, &amp;c., 2051. 


Smithfield Market : . 
5499. Account of the Number of Neat Cattle and Sheep sold 
in Smithfield Market, 1790-1822; Lxxvit. 284, Pp. (App. 1270.) 
In 1822; yxxvut. 21, p. (App. 997.) 
5500. Account of Calves and Pigs, Beef and Mutton, sold in 
Smithfield Market, 1790-1822; (Ordered, txxvu. 318, but not 
presented.) 





Smuggling: 
5501. Tenth Report of the Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry 
(Preventive Coast Guard); ixx1x. 530, P. 


5502. Instructions to the Preventive Water Guard; Lxxvi. 
334, ev. (Order for printing discharged, 392.) 

5503. Number of Men and Officers employed under the pre- 
sent System of preventing Smuggling by Land; Total Expense of 
the Preventive System; (Ordered, uxxv. 382, but not presented.) 


5504. Establishment maintained for the Prevention of Smug- 
gling in Great Britain and Ireland; ixxvui. 476, Pp. 480, p. (App. 
850. 851.) 


5505. Number 














ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





So === 





——_—_ 


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


Smuggling —continued. 

5505. Number of Officers and Men employed in the service of 
the Coast Guard, in that part of the Counties of Kent and Sussex 
recently guarded by the Coast Blockade; txxxvut. 115, Pp. 

5506. Number of Officers and Privates appointed to the Re- 
venue Police in Ireland, June to August 1833; specifying by 
whom such Appointments were made ; Lxxxvuil. 724. 

5507. Number and Distribution of the Preventive Water 
Guard, stationed in the several Maritime Districts in Ireland, 
1833; LXxx1x. 106. (Pp. 117.) 

5508. Persons who have lost their Lives of the Preventive Ser- 
vice on the Coasts of Kent and Sussex, in consequence of Conflicts 
and Affrays, 1821-1825; Lxxx. 186, Pp. 

5509. Total Costs, Charges and Expenses of the Coast Guard 
Service in England, Scotland and Ireland, 1832 ; txxxvi1. 725, Pp. 

5510. Detailed Account of the Allowances now received by 
the Commanders of Revenue Cruisers; txxvitt. 108, Pp. 118, P. 
123, p. (App. 847. 999.) 

5511. Number of Cruisers not belonging to the Navy; In 
1822; Customs, Scotland ; txxvu. 93, p. (App. 846.)——Excise, 
England; txxvimt. 184, ep. (App. 849.)}——In the Service of the 
Irish Revenue ; txxvut. 87, p. (App. 846.)——Customs, England ; 
LXxViI. 108, p. (App. 847.)——Excise, Scotland ; txxvuit. 132, P. 
(App. 849.)———Belonging to the Navy, distinguishing Customs 
and Excise; In 1822; txxviu. 111, p. (App. 848.) 

5512. Number and Expense of Cruisers for the Prevention of 
Smuggling in Great Britain and Jreland, in 1819 and 1820, so far 
as relates to the Navy; ixxvi. 333, p. (App. 984.) Excise, 
England ; txxv1. 333, Pp. (App. 984.)——Customs and Excise, 
Scotland, and Customs, Ireland; txxvi. 392, Pp. (App. 985.) 





5513. Numbers and Expense of Seamen in the Navy employed 
on Shore for Prevention of Smuggling in Great Britain and Ire- 
land, in 1819 ‘and 1820, so far as relates to the Navy; ixxvi. 
333, p. (App. 981.)——In 1822; txxviu. 111, p. (App. 847.) 

5514. Salaries and Contingent Expenses of the Water Guard, 
and Officers and Men employed in Boats for the Prevention of 
Smuggling, in 1819 and 1820, so far as relates to the Customs, 
England ; txxvi. 333, p. (App. 984.)——-Customs and Excise, 
Scotland, and Customs, Ireland; txxvi. 392, p. (App. 985.)—— 
In 1822; Customs, Scotland; txxvu. 93, p. (App. 846.)—— 
Customs, Ireland; txxvu. 73, p. (App. 846.) Customs, Great 
Britain; txxvut. 169, p. (App. 849.) 

5515. Value of Seizures made by Cruisers for Prevention of 
Smuggling in 1819 and 1820, so far as relates to the Excise, 
England ; txxvi. 333, p. (App. 985.)———Customs, Ireland ; txxv1. 
397. (App. 988.)——In 1822; Customs, Scotland; txxvi. 392, Pp. 
(App. 985.)—txxvir. 93, p. (App. 846.) Excise, England ; 
LXXvill. 184, p. (App. 849.)——-Customs, England; ixxvit. 184, 
(App. 850.)——Customs, Ireland; txxxviti. 95, Pp. (App. 847.) 
Excise, Scotland; uxxvi. 392, p. (App. 986.)——Lxxvi1l. 
132, p. (App. 849.) 

5516. Value of Seizures made by the Land and Water Guard, 
in 1819 and 1820, so far as relates to the Customs, England ; 
LXxVI. 333, p. (App. 984.)}——Excise, England; ixxvi. 333, Pp. 
(App. 985.)——-Customs and Excise, Scotland, and Customs, Ire- 
land; ixxvi. 392, p. (App. 985. 989.)}——In 1822; Customs, 
Scotland; txxvur. 93, p. (App. 846.) Excise, England ; 
LXxvill. 184, p. (App. 849.)——Customs, England ; txxvu1. 184, p. 
(App. 850.)———Customs, Ireland; txxviu. 95, p. (App. 847.)—— 
Excise, Ireland; txxvi. 78, p. (App. 846.)———Excise, Scotland ; 
LXXVIII. 132, Pp. (App. 849.) 

5517. Denomination of each Seizure made by the Coast 
Guard, &amp;c.; also Expense of Prosecution and Condemnations, 
Rent and Storage, Conveyance of Seized Goods, Re-distillation of 
Spirits, Salaries and Wages, and Sale of Seizures; Lxxx. 11, Pp. 


5518. Produce of all Seizures made by Officers and Men 
engaged in the Preventive Service in 1820 and 1821, so far as 
relates to Customs, Ireland; txxvi. 410, p. (App. 989.) 

5519. Denomination and Quantity of each Seizure made by 
the Coast Guard, the Preventive Water Guard, the Riding Of- 
ficers, the Revenue Cruisers, and his Majesty’s Vessels, under the 
Boards of Customs and Excise in England, Scotland and Ireland, 
1821-1823, of the Total Expense incurred in the Prosecution and 
Condemnation of Goods; of Rent or Storage paid in London; 
several other Returns relative to Seizures and Expense of Re-dis- 
tillation of Spirits; (Ordered, Lxx1x. 225, but not presented.) 

5520. Vessels captured by the Preventive Service on the Coast 
of Great Britain and Ireland ; txxrx. 409, P. 

5521. Total Number and Value of all Captures made by the 
Coast Guard Service and Coast Blockade, in England, Scotland 
and Ireland, in each Year since their establishment to 5 January 
1833, and other Returns relative thereto; uxxx1x. 107, P. (Pp. 117.) 

















GEN. INDEX. 


LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








Smuggling—continued. 


5522. Number of Persons committed, between 5 April 1814 
and 5 April 1824, to the different Gaols of Great Britain and 
Ireland, for illegally vending or attempting to introduce Foreign 
Goods; Lxxx. 290, Pp. 

5523. Record of Conviction of William Edwards for Smug- 
gling ; LXxxvi. 175. 

5524. Number of Persons adjudged to serve, and now serving, 
in the Navy, for Offences against the Smuggling Laws, 1831-32 ; 
their Families and Parishes; uxxxvir. 374, p. 

5525. Number of Persons confined in Prison for Smuggling 
in the United Kingdom, specifying the Offence for which each 
Prisoner was convicted, and the Amount of each Fine in which 
they were condemned ; Lxxxvu. 36, P. 

5526. Number of Persons in Great Britain who have been 
summarily convicted of Smuggling under the Act 6 Geo. IV. 
c. 108, s. 80, since the passing of that Act; txxxvrir. 401, P. 

5527. Memorials to the Treasury for certain Electors of Alyth 
in Scotland, complaining of the Conduct of Captain Knight, 
Commander of the Coast Guard, in voting at the late Election for 
Perth; Treasury Minute and General Orders by the Customs, 
respecting the Voting of Officers and Men of the Coast Guard 
Service; xc. 471, p. 

See supra, 1603. 5326, &amp;c.; infra, 5763. 


Smyth v. Latham : 


5528. Particulars of the Costs and Expenses incurred in de- 
fending the Action, Smyth v. Latham, in the King’s Bench and 
Exchequer Chamber, 1831-1833; (Ordered, txxx1x. 596, but not 
presented.) 


Snuff: 

5529. Numberof Pounds Weight of Scotch Snuff sent out by 
Permit, &amp;c.; txx1x. 307, P. 

5530. Number of Pounds Weight of Scotch Snuff actually 
manufactured within the Port of London, from 5 July 1819 to 
5 January 1825; ixxx, 255, p. 

5531. Number of Pounds Weight of Scotch Snuff received 
into the Stock of Manufacturers within the Port of London by 
Permit, from 5 July 1819 to 5 January 1825; Lxxx. 255, Pp. 


5532. Number of Pounds Weight of Snuff exported from the 
Port of London, and Drawback thereon, from 5 July 1819 to 
5 January 1825; ixxx, 255, Pp. 

See infra, 6135. 


Soap : 

5533. Soft Soap Duties paid at Liverpool, Bristol, Manchester 
and London; and of the Duties paid on Hard Soap at Liverpool 
and at Runcorn, in Cheshire, from 5 July 1819-1820; txxv1, 
104, P. 

5534. Duty paid at Hull on Soft Soap; Ditto paid in London 
on Hard Soap; also Duty on Soft Soap for England, and Draw- 
back, from 5 July 1819-1820; Lxxvi. 218, P. 

5535. Duty on Soft Soap paid in Hull from 5 July 1819- 
1820; several other Accounts of Duties and Drawbacks on Soap ; 
LXXVI. 236, P. 

5536. Allowances on Soft Soap made in England during 1819 
and 1820; also the Amount of Duty on Hard Soap for One Year 
to 5 July 1820; ixxvi. 295, P. 

5537. Duty and Drawback on Soft Soap for One Year ending 
1 January 1823; Lxxvini. 424, p. 446, P. 453, P. 

5538. Duties on Hard and Soft Soap, and Drawback, from 5 
January 1821-1822; Lxxvitl. 78, P. 93, P. 

5539. Quantities of Hard and Soft Soap respectively, made in 
England and Scotland, 1810-1823 ; Lxxvill. 453, Pp, 475, Pp. 476, P. 


5540. Account from 1 January 1820 to 1 March 1824, of 
Persons convicted of defrauding the Revenue arising from the 
Duties on Hard Soap; 1xx1x. 287, P. 

5541. Duty and Drawback paid on Soap for the Years ending 
5 January 1804 and 1825; Lxxx. 229, p. 

5542. Duty received on Soap, and Charge of collecting the 
same, in 1824; Lxxx. 477, P. 

5543. Soap made in each Town in Great Britain, 1824-1826 ; 
Money allowed on Drawback and Soap exported to Ireland; 
LXxxi1. 565, P. 

5544. Soap exported, 1820-1828 ; (Ordered, rxxx111. 541, but 
not presented.) 

5545. Quantity in Pounds Weight of Hard Soap charged with 
Excise Duty in Great Britain and Ireland, similar Account of 
Soft Soap, 1818-1828; Lxxxrv. 390, Pp. 

5546. Drawback recovered on Soap exported, 1827-1829; 
LXXXY. 225, P. 

5547. Soap 





160 ACCOUNTS AND 


PAPERS—coniznued. 





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


Soap—continued. 

5547. Soap exported to Ireland, and Quantities shipped from 
each Port, 1827-1829; Lxxxv. 225, Pp. 

5548. Total Quantities of Hard Soap exported from Great 
Britain, 1828 and 1829, specifying the Quantities exported from 
Glasgow, Liverpool, Bristol and London; Amount of Duty 
repaid as Drawback; and Quantity exported to Ireland; 1xxxv. 
225, P. 

5549. Soap made in each Town in Great Britain; Quantity 
exported and Amount of Drawback paid, specifying particular 
Quantities and Amount of Drawback at the Ports of Glasgow, 
Bristol, Liverpool and London; Allowances made to Manufac- 
turers of Silks, Woollens and Linens; Quantity exported to 
Ireland; showing the Ports from and to which exported; and 
distinguishing Hard from Soft Soap in each Account, 1827-1829 ; 
LXXXV. 225, P. 1830-18325; Lxxxvil. 429, P. 

5550. Revenue received from the Product of the Duties on 
Soap and Candles in Great Britain, and Amount of -_Drawbacks 
paid on Exportation; Lxxxv. 622, p. 

5551. Exports of Soap from Great Britain to Ireland in 1830, 
distinguishing the Ports; and Total Quantity exported from 
Great Britain to all Parts of the World, distinguishing Quantities 
from London, Bristol, Liverpool and Glasgow ; Lxxxvi. 729. 

5552. Quantity of Hard and Soft Soap charged with Excise 
Duty in Great Britain, 1820-1830; also Licenses to Soap-makers ; 
LXXXVI. 345, P. 

5553. Exports of Soap to Ireland and Drawback thereon, 
1824-1831; Exports and Drawback, excluding Ireland, for same 
Years; LXxxvi. 345, p. 

5554. Amount paid for Drawback on Soap used in the 
Worsted Trade in the Leeds and Halifax Collections, and Rate 
per Pound of Drawback; Quantity of Wool washed with such 
Soap; Amount of Drawback and Quantity of Wool, 1820-1830; 
LXXXVI. 493, P. 1831-1835 ; xc. 537. (P. 547.) 

5555. Quantity of Hard Soap made in Great Britain, 1830- 
1831; Quantity exported, specifying particular Quantities from 
Glasgow, Bristol, Liverpool and London; also from Ireland; 
(Ordered, uxxxvut. 365, but not presented.) 

5556. Soap made in each Town in Great Britain, 1832; Soap 
exported and Drawbacks paid; Quantity exported to Ireland ; 
LXXXVII. 207. (P. 233.) 

5557. Soap made in each Town in Great Britain, 1833, dis- 
tinguishing Hard from Soft; Quantity exported, &amp;c.; Lxxx1x. 228. 
(P. 248.) 

5558. Gross Revenue derived from Soap from the time of the 
Reduction of Duty until 5 January 1834; txxx1x. 591. (Pp. 596.) 

5559. Soap made in each Town in Great Britain, distinguishing 
Hard from Soft; Exports and Drawback; Convictions for de- 
franding the Revenue; 1834; xc. 256, Pp. 1835; xcrz. 400. 
(p. 411.)}-——1836; xcr1. 302. (P. 312.) 

See supra, 968. 1913, &amp;c., 2244. 2639, 3109. 


Sodor and Man, Bishop of :—See supra, 2498. 


Solway Channel Shipwrecks :—See supra, 3495. 


Somerville, Alexander : 

5560. Report of Court of Inquiry held at Weedon Barracks, 
in the case of Private Alexander Somerville of the Scots Greys, 
with the Minutes of Evidence produced before that Court, and 
Memorandum from the Adjutant-General, expressing His Ma- 
jesty’s pleasure in that Report ; txxxvit. 576, P. 


Sound, The :—See supra, 5269. 


Southampton Port: 
5561. Sums received in respect of the Customs at the Port of 
Southampton, 1829-1834; and Total Expenses incurred in the 
collection; Lxxx1x. 185. See supra, 86. 


South London Waterworks :— See supra, 3848. 


South Sea Company, and Duty : 

5562. Duties levied under Act 55 Geo. III. c. 57; Several 
other Accounts relating to Sums issued and Stock purchased, and 
of Applications of Directors of the South Sea Company to the 
Treasury, to make good Deficiency; txxvutt. 446. (P. 450.) 

5563. State of the Affairs of the South Sea Company on 5 Ja- 
nuary 1834, and other Accounts relating thereto; Ltxxx1x. 198. 
(P. 208.) 

5564. Amount of Duty paid during 1834; (Ordered, txxx1x. 
598, but not presented.) 

5565. Amount of Guarantee Fund raised under Act 55 Geo. III. 
c. 57, showing Sums paid into the Bank to 5 January 1835; Sums 
laid out in the purchase of Three per Cent. Annuities; xc. 196, P. 


Southwark Court of Request :— See supra, 1787, ke. 
Southwark, St. Saviour :—See infra, 5899. 


Southwark Waterworks :—See supra, 3848. 


Southwold Port : 

5566. Grain, Malt or Flour shipped or landed annually ; 
Coals, Culm and Cinders landed; Loaded Vessels, with their 
Tonnage, cleared outwards and entered inwards, 1810-1830; 
LXxxv. 251. 


Spain: 

5567. Estimate of the Sum required to enable His Majesty to 
fulfil the Stipulations of a Convention entered into with His Ca- 
tholic Majesty for the payment of Spanish Claims ; txxxiv. 195, p. 
(App. 537.) 

5568. Papers intituled Class (A.) Verona and Paris; Class (B.) 
Paris and Madrid ; txxvitt. 198. (App. 762.) 


5569. Additional Papers; Spain, France and Portugal ; txxvin, 
241. (App. 775.) 


5570. Correspondence between Don Victor Saez and Mr. Se- 
cretary Canning, relative to the Affairs of Spain; txxvin. 480, 
(App. 777.) 

5571. Convention between His Majesty and the Catholic King 
for the Final Settlement of the Claims of British and Spanish 
Subjects, under the Convention concluded at Madrid, 12 March 
1823; Lxxxiv. 15. (App. 770.) 

5572. Treaty between His Majesty, the Queen Regent of Spain 
(during the Minority of her Daughter, Donna Isabella the Second 
Queen of Spain,) the King of the French, and the Duke of Bra- 
ganza, Regent of the Kingdom of Portugal and of the Algarves, 
(in the name of the Queen, Donna Maria the Second), signed at 
London, April 22, 1834; Lxxx1x. 475. (App. 864.) 


5573. Additional Articles to the Treaty concluded at London 
22 April 1834, signed at London 18 August 1834; xc. 50. 

5574. Stores, Arms and Ammunition furnished by this Govern- 
ment; Sums paid for same,and Guarantees for such as remain un- 
liquidated; Officers and Men serving the Queen of Spain and 
receiving their Half-pay or Pensions from this Country ; xc. 84. 
(v. 104.) 

5575. Letter from Commodore Lord John Hay, of His Ma- 
jesty’s Ship Castor, toCharles Wood, Esq’, dated San Sebastian, 
5 May 1836; xcr. 398, Pp. 

5576. Despatch from Lord John Hay, relating to the taking 
of Passages, and the subsequent Attacks on the Lines at that 
place, and to the recent Attack on Fuenterabia, and the Retreat 
to Passages; xct. 732, P. 


5577. Papers relative to the Proclamation of the Constitution of 
1812 in different parts of Spain; xc1. 840. (Pp. 842.) 

5578. Military and Naval Stores, Arms and Ammunition, fur- 
nished to the Queen of Spain, and Amount of Payment received 
for the same; xclt. 67. (P.74.) 

5579. Naval Slops and Provisions issued from Victualling 
Yards or Ships of War, for the use of the British Legion, or any 
other Forces serving the Queen of Spain, and of the Value 
thereof; Amount received for the same; xcu1. 67. (P. 74.) 


5580. Letter from Commodore Lord John Hay, containing an 
account of the Co-operation afforded by the Seamen and Marines 
under his command to the Troops of the Queen of Spain, on the 
15and 16 March 1837; andother Papers; xcis. 258, p. 297.(P. 
305.) 

5581. Memorials from British Merchants, on the expediency 
of revising the Commercial Relations between Great Britain and 
Spain, with Despatches from the British Minister at Madrid upon 
the same subject, 1832-1837 ; xcr1. 617, P. 

See supra, 110. 1560. 2754. 5371. 5382. 


Spars :—See infra, 6353. 


Speakers of the House of Commons : 

5582. Names of Speakers who have received Pensions after 
retiring from the Chair, stating Number of Years or Sessions in 
which they officiated; Pension allowed; Lxxxvut. 566, P. 

5583. Names of all Speakers since 1688, specifying Number of 
Years each held office; those who actually died in office ; Pensions 
granted; Length of Time they were held, &amp;c.; (Ordered, txxxvu. 
557, but not presented.) 


5584. Estimate of Sum required to provide a Service of Plate 
for the Speaker of the House of Commons, together with an 
Allowance for Outfit; xc. 525, P. 

See supra, 4806. 





Speakers 








_ = ve 


ers 





Speaker’s Secretary :—See supra, 1441. 


Special Commissions : 


Reports of Revenue Commissioners : 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





——e 


5585. Expenses incurred by holding Special Commissions to 
try Persons who were implicated in the Disturbances during the 
last Winter ; Lxxxvit. 40, Pp. 

5586. Entry in the Clerk of the Crown’s Book relative to the 
Postponement from the last Cork Assizes of the Trials of Leary, 
Magrath and others; Memorial praying for a Special Commission, 
and Answer thereto; Total Expense of the Special Commission 
held in October 1829; Lxxxv. 157, P. 


See supra, 96. 3250. 


Spelter : 
5587. Spelter imported into the United Kingdom, 1815-1827, 
and the Amount of the Export of Brass; txxx11. 388, p. See 
supra, 1523. 


Spermaceti :—See supra, 967, &amp;c. 4289. 


Spices : 
5588. Nutmegs, Mace and Cloves imported by the East 
India Company and exported, 1796-1830; Lxxxv. 307. (P. 398.) 


5589. Quantity of Cinnamon, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cayenne 
and other Pepper entered for Home Consumption, 1810-1830 ; 
LXXXV. 621, P. 


Spirits : 


5590. Fifth Report of the Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry, 
(Distillers); txxvin. 352, Pp. Supplement to Fifth Report, 
(Intercourse in Spirits); txxvimt. 424, Pp. Twelfth Report of 
the Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry, (Distillery Laws); ixxx. 
485, P. 








Corn Spirits: 

5591. Quantity of Corn Wash distilled in England, and by 
whom, 5 July 1789-1820; txxvi. 213, p. (App. 960.) 

5592. Total Number of Gallons of Corn Wash distilled in 
England, 1790-1821; txxvi. 392, p. (App. 969.) 

5593. Total Number of Gallons of Spirits distilled from Corn 
in England, Scotland and Ireland, from 5 January 1790-1825; 
LXxX. 377. (P. 385.) 

5594. Corn Spirits annually consumed in the United Kingdom 
1800-1830 ; Lxxxv. 492, P. 

5595. Quantity of Corn Wash distilled by each Distiller, and 
Spirits produced ; Name of Distiller; separating each Kingdom ; 
( Ordered, Lxxxv1. 841, but not presented.) 

5596. Quantity of Corn Wash distilled by each Distiller, 
and of Spirits produced, from 10 October 1827; Lxxxvu. 24. 
(Pp. 170.) 

5597. Total Number of Gallons of Spirits distilled in Ireland 
from Corn, 5 July 1790-1820; txxvi. 353, p. (App. 968.) 
5 July 1790 to 5 April 1821; Lxxvir. 380, p. 416. (Pp. 448.) (App. 
964. 965.) 5 July 1790 to 6 January 1825; (Ordered, ixxx. 6, 
but not presented.) 


5598. Number of Gallons of Spirits distilled in Scotland from 
Corn from 5 July 1790 to 5 January 1825; (Ordered, uxxx. 14; 
Order discharged, 73.) 

5599. Memorials to the Treasury by the Corn Distillers in 
England, Scotland and Ireland; and Excise Reports thereon ; 
LXXXV. 377, P. 


Malt Spirits : 


5600. Number of Gallons of Spirits made from Malt only, in 
Ireland and Scotland, on which the Drawback has been paid; 
Bushels of Malt charged with Duty, 1823-1825; xxx. 377. 
(P. 385.) 1825 and 1826; Lxxxu. 145, P. 1823-1827 ; 
LXXxil. 431, P. 1826-1827; Lxxx1I. 593, P. To 5 January 
1828; Lxxxi. 228, P. From 10 October 1826 to 5 April 
1828; (Ordered, txxxi11. 330, but not presented.) From 
10 October 1826-1827; Lxxx111. 545, P. 1825-1828; Lxxxv. 
637. 1827-1832; LXxXvII. 24. (P. 170.) —— 1822-1832 ; 
LXXXVII. 182, P. 

5601. Total Amount of Money paid, due, or that, can be 
claimed by Distillers in Ireland and Scotland, as Drawbacks, 
under Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 94, between 10 October 1823 and 5 April 
1824; Lxxrx. 350, P. 10 October 1823 and 5 January 1825; 
LXxXx. 197, P. 10 October 1828 and 6 April 1825; xxx. 899, Pp. 
——From 10 October 1828 to 5 January 1626; 1xxx1. 199, P. 
1823-1826; L~xxx11. 431, P. To 5 April 1827; ixxx11. 593, P. 















































GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


L. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—{continued)—relative to— 


Speakers of the House of Lords :—See supra, 2909. Spirits; Malt Spirits—continued. 


——5 January 1828; Lxxx1. 228, p.——May 1828; txxxiu. 
545, P. 1823-1831; Lxxxvi. 433, p.——To 5 January 1832; 
LXXXVII. 230. 

5602. Amount paid to the Distillers of Scotland for Drawback 
on Malt used, 1821-1823; Lxx1x. 227, P. Gallons of Home- 
made Spirits that paid Duty of Excise in Scotland and Ireland, 
and Amount paid for Drawback on Malt used from October 1823 ; 
LXXIX. 227, P. 

5603. Amount paid Distillers in each Kingdom as Drawback 
on Malt, under 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 82; (Ordered, txxxv. 14; 
Order discharged and other Accounts ordered, 67; presented, 
225, P.)}—LXXXVI. 433, P.—Lxxxvut1. 400, P. 

5604. Number of Gallons of Spirits made from Malt only, in 
Scotland and Ireland, in 1825; Lxxx1. 381, p. 

5605. Amount paid in name of Drawback of Malt Duty on 
Spirits made from Malt only, under Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 94, in 
Scotland and Ireland, 1827 ; txxx111. 228, p. 

5606. Amount of Drawback paid in Scotland, 1819-1831 ; 
LXXXVI. 772, P. 

5607. Total Amount in Money of the Drawback of 1s. per 
Bushel on Malt used by Scotch Distillers for Home Consumption, 
from 10 November 1821 to 29 March 1823; txxvim. 407, P. 
(App. 852.) 

5608. Total Amount of Money paid to Distillers as Bounty 
on Malt used, or as Drawback on Spirits made entirely from Malt; 
LXXXIv. 390, P. 


5609. Gallons of Proof Spirits made from Malt upon which 
Drawback has been paid; Lxxxv. 637. 

5610. Bushels of Malt used in Distillation in Ireland and 
Scotland on which Drawback has been paid, 1825-1831; (Or- 
dered, uxxxvi. 815, but not presented till) txxxvu. 23. (Pp. 170.) 

5611. Malt made by Maltsters and others in Ireland and 
Scotland for the purpose of being used in distilling Spirits from 
Malt only, from 22 April 1832 to 5 July 1833; (Ordered, txxxvint. 
710, but not presented.) 

5612. Report from the Board of Excise to the Treasury, of 
18 May 1831, on the subject of the Malt Drawback ; and Answer 
of the Irish Distillers; txxxvu1. 100, P. 


5613. Number of Gallons of Wash distilled from Malt only 
by each Distiller in England, Ireland and Scotland, with Gravity 
of Worts, from 10 October 1826-1827; Lxxx111. 228, Pp. 545, P. 


5614. Informations against Distillers in Scotland working from 
Malt only to obtain Drawback on the Spirit made entirely from 
Malt; uxxx1. 291, Pp. 

5615. Number of Imperial Gallons of Proof Spirits on which 
Malt Drawback was paid in each Kingdom, 1830; txxxvi. 433, p. 

5616. Quantity of Malt Spirits distilled by each Distiller upon 
which Drawback was payable in each Kingdom, under Acts 
4 Geo. IV. c. 94, and 6 Geo. IV. c. 58, 1827-1831; (Ordered, 
LXxxvi. 841, but not presented.) 1827-1832; Lxxxvir. 24. 
(Pp. 170.) 

5617. Malt Drawback paid 1821-1831, and the Number of 
Imperial Proof Gallons of Spirits on which it was paid, distin- 
guishing Scotland and Ireland; ixxxvit. 182, P. 

5618. Quantity of Malt Spirits distilled North and South of 
the old Highland Line in Scotland, 1823-1831 ; (Ordered, Lxxxv1. 
826, but not presented till) Lxxxvit. 24. (P. 170.) 

5619. Memorial to the Treasury of 5 March 1827, from Dis- 
tillers in Scotland, praying that the Drawback may be discontinued; 
LXXXIl. 354, P. 

5620. Malt Spirits bonded, &amp;c., from 5 January 1826-1831 ; 
LXXXVII. 24. (P. 28.) 

5621. Gallons of Malt Spirits exported from Scotland to 
England, and Amount of Allowances refunded ; Lxxxv1. 498, Pp. 











Malt and Corn Spirits : 


5622. Number of Gallons of Spirits made from a Mixture of 
Malt and Corn in Scotland and Ireland; also upon which each 
Distiller working from Malt and Raw Grain has been charged 
with Duty; uxxx. 377. (P. 385.) 

5623. Number of Gallons of Spirits made from Malt and Raw 
Corn in Scotland and Ireland in 1825; txxx1. 381, P, 


5624. Gallons of Proof Spirits made from a Mixture of Malt 
and Raw Grain, in England, Ireland and Scotland, 1826; txxx1. 
423, P. 1826-1828 ; (Ordered, 1xxx111. 506, but not presented.) 


5625. Number of Gallons of Wash distilled from a Mixture of 
Malt and Raw Corn by each Distiller in England, with Gravity 
of Worts, from 10 October 1826-1827; Lxxxu1. 228, P.——In 
Ireland and Scotland; 1xxxx1. 420, P. 





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I. 


162 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 




















Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the 


Spirits—continued. 
Foreign Spirits : 


5626. Numberof Gallons of Foreign Spirits, and Amount of 
Duty paid thereon to the Excise im England, from 5 July 1786- 
1819, distinguishing Brandy, Geneva and British Plantation 
Rum; xxv. 316. (p. 370.) (App. 739.) From 5 July 1819- 
18203 LXxv. 478, P. 

5627. Number of Gallons of Foreign Spirits, and Amount of 
Duty paid thereon to the Excise in Scotland, from 5 July 1786- 
1819, distinguishing Brandy, Geneva and British Plantation 
Rum; cxxv. 485. (App. 740.) 

5628. Number of Gallons of Foreign Spirits (not Rum) on 
which the full Duties have been paid, 1817-1820; Lxxvi. 182. 
(P. 189.) 222, p. 272, p. (App. 960. 963. 964.) 

5629. Quantity of Foreign Spirits imported into England from 
1 January 1785-1821; Lxxvi. 334. (r. 373.) (App. 966.) 

5630. Total Number of Gallons of Brandy and Geneva, and 
Duty paid thereon in Ireland; 1790-1821; Lxxvr. 353, p. (App. 
980.) ; 

5631. Quantity of Foreign Spirits imported into Scotland, 
1785-1821; Rate and Amount of Duty; txxvi. 294, vp. (App. 
965.) 

5632. Net Produce of the Duties on Foreign Spirits, Sweets 
and Brandy, continued by Act 56 Geo. III. c. 17, 1818-1820; 
LXXVI. 52, Pp. (App. 959.) 

5633. Total Number of Gallons of Spirits (not Rum) imported 
from Foreign Countries, and Duties paid thereon in Great Britain, 
1790-1821; LXxvi. 392, p. (App. 968.) 

5634. Total Number of Gallons of all Spirits (except Rum) 
imported from Foreign Parts into Great Britain, 1790-1821; 
Lxxvi. 409. (App. 971.) 

5635. Total Number of Gallons of Foreign Spirits imported 
into Great Britain, charged with Duty for Home Consumption, 
1815-1820; Lxxvi. 436, p. (App. 975.) 

5636. Gallons of Foreign Proof Spirits imported into each 
Kingdom ; Quantity paid Duty for Home Consumption; Rate 
and Amount of Duty, &amp;c., 1834; xc. 512, P. 

5637. Imperial Gallons of British, Foreign and Colonial Spirits 
paid Home Consumption Duty, 1833 and 1834, specifying Quan- 
tities in each Kingdom; xc. 495. (Pp. 500.) 

5638. Gallons of Foreign and Colonial Spirits sweetened or 
compounded, imported into the United Kingdom; Quantity ad- 
mitted for Home Consumption; Rate and Amount of Duty, &amp;c.; 
1834; xc. 512, P. 

5639. Papers, completely filled up, that are required by the 
Excise and Customs on paying the Duty on Wine and Foreign 
Spirits, at London, Bristol, Leith, Port Glasgow and Greenock ; 
LXXvil. 405. (Pp. 414.) 416. (Pp. 448.) 480, P. At London, 
Liverpool and Bristol; txxvirt. 108, P. 

5640. Deficiencies upon Foreign Spirits which have been 
ascertained under the Act, 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c¢. 105; Lxxvu. 315. 
340. (P. 355.) 409, P. 

5641. Total Number of Gallons of all Spirits imported that 
have paid the Duty of Excise, 5 January 1814-1822; Lxxvut. 
436. (Pp. 448.) (App. 966.) 

5642. Total Number of Gallons of Spirits imported from 
Foreign Countries, distinguishing such Countries, in 1822, so far 
as applies to the Quantity charged with the Duty of Customs; 
LXXVIII. 78, P. 


5643. Account showing in one Sum the Total Number of 
Gallons of Spirits imported ; also of Gallons of Spirits that have 
paid Duty, 1814~1823; Lxxviu. 133, P. 

5644. Quantity of English Wine Gallons of Proof Rum 








House—(continued)—relative to— 








Brandy, Geneva and other Foreign Spirits that paid Duties for | 


Home Consumption, in each of the Three Kingdoms in 1825 ; 
Ditto, Imperial Gallons in 1826; Lxxxu. 354, P. 

5645. Quantity of Foreign Spirits, distinguishing the kinds 
imported for Home Consumption into the United Kingdom, in 
each Quarter of the Years 1824-1826; Lxxx11. 227, P. 


5646. Imperial Gallons of Rum, Brandy, Geneva and all 
other Foreign Spirits that paid Duty in England, Scotland and 
Ireland, in the Quarter from 5 January 1827; Lxxx1. 600, Pp. 
5 January 1828 ; Lxxxu11. 501, P. 1825-18283; Lxxx1ll. 545, P. 
In 1828; Lxxxtv. 230, Pp. 1825-1830; Lxxxv. 233, P. 
1828-1831; (Ordered, Lxxxvi. 387, but not presented till) 553, 
(P. 589.) 1831; Lxxxvil. 291.——1833; (Ordered, txxxviil. 
32, but not presented.) 


5647. 




















Imperial Gallons of Foreign Spirits imported for-Home 


Consumption in each Quarter of the Year, 1827; LxxxuI1. 227, Pp. 








Spirits ; Foreign Spirits—continued. 


5648. Imperial Gallons of Rum, Brandy, Geneva and other 
Foreign Spirits in Bond, imported and exported; paid Duty for 
Consumption ; Total of preceding Accounts, 1827-1828; txxx1, 
345, P. 

5649. Total Number of Proof Gallons of Rum, Brandy, 
Geneva and other Foreign Spirits that paid Duty in each King- 
dom; Rate; Total Gallons and Duty, &amp;c.; 1834; xc. 364, p, 


5650. Number of Gallons of Spirits imported into Great 
Britain from Foreign Countries, and Amount of Duty paid the 
Customs and Excise thereon, in 1829, distinguishing the Coun. 
tries, so far as applies to the Quantity charged with Duty; ixxxy, 
325, P. 

5651. Gallons of Foreign Brandy and Geneva entered for 
Home Consumption in Great Britain since 1780, and in Ireland 
since 1800; (Ordered, Lxxxvi. 495, but not presented.) 


5652. Quantity of Spirits imported into and exported from 
Great Britain and Ireland, 1830; txxxvi. 495, P. 

5653. Quantity of Foreign Wines and Spirits retained for 
Home Consumption in the United Kingdom, distinguishing each 
sort, 1822-1832; similar Returns of the same Articles exported, 
and Quantity remaining in Bond on 5 January 1833; Lxxxvut, 





468, P. 1834; Lxxxix. 410. (Pp. 432.)——1835-1836 ; xc1. 463, 
(Pp. 475.) 
5654. Number of Gallons of Spirits of the Distillation of 


Guernsey and Jersey imported into England, 1826-1830; txxxy. 
539, P. 

5655. Imperial Proof Gallons of Guernsey and Jersey Spirits 
imported into, and paid Duty in England, 1831, and remaining in 
Bond on 5 July 1831; txxxvi. 915, p.————At the Port of Lon- 
don from 5 July 1831; txxxvi. 915, P. 

5656. Imperial Proof Gallons of Guernsey and Jersey Spirits 
in Bond upon 5 January 1826, and imported to 5 January 1833; 
LXXXVIII. 400, P. 1834 and 1835; xc. 512, Pp. 

5657. Memorials presented to the Treasury from Distillers in 
England, Scotland and Ireland, since 5 April 1830, regarding or 
in any way relating to Guernsey or Jersey Spirits; txxx1x. 591. 
(rv. 596.) 

5658. Gallons of Colonial Proof Spirits imported into each 
Kingdom; Quantity admitted for Home Consumption; Rate and 
Amount of Duty, &amp;c., 1834; xc. 512, P. 





Bonded Spirits : 


5659. Irish-made Spirits, bonded at the Port of London for 
Exportation; txxvit. 362, p. (App. 960.) 

5660. Total Number of Casks of Spirits and Wines honsed, or 
not housed, deposited in the Premises of the London Dock Com- 
pany, on 1 May 1824; 1Lxxrx. 379, P. 

5661. Casks of Spirits bonded in the London Docks in 1823 
and 1824; Lxxx. 165, Pp. On 5 January 1825; Lxxx. 186, p. 

5662, Imperial Gallons ‘of Rum, Brandy, Geneva and all 
other Foreign Spirits of Proof remaining in Bond at each Port 
of the United Kingdom on 5 January 1827; Lxxx11. 600, P. 

5663. Imperial Gallons of Proof Spirits remaining ware- 
housed for Duties in Ireland and Scotland, under 4 Geo. IV. c. 94, 
upon 5 January and 5 April 1827; (Ordered, txxxu1. 430, but not 
presented.)——-On 5 July 1828; (Ordered, uxxxi. 506, but not 
presented.) 

5664. Quantity of Spirits warehoused by each Distiller in 
Scotland and Ireland in each of the Two Years ending 10 October 
1827 





3 LXXXIII. 228, P. 

5665. Imperial Proof Gallons of Corn, Grain and Malt Spirits 
in Bond upon 5 January 1826, and bonded since then to 5 January 
1831, under 4 Geo. IV. c. 94; (Ordered, txxxvi. 885, but not 
presented.) 

5666. Total Imperial Proof Gallons of Spirits in Bond from 
5 January 1826, and imported since then to 5 January 1831; 
LXXXxVI. 915, P. 

5667. Number of Imperial Proof Gallons of Spirits in Ware- 
honse, in each Collection of Excise, for Duties at the end of the 
Excise Round, on 5 April 1833; txxxvuiir. 468. 

5668. Total Imperial Proof Gallons of Rum, Brandy, Geneva 
and other Foreign, Colonial, or Guernsey or Jersey Spirits in 
Bond, on 5 January 1826, and imported in each Year since to 
5 January 1835; xc. 588. (Pp. 628.)——1836 ; xct. 463. (Pp. 475.) 


Duties on Spirits : 

5669. Total Number of Gallons of Spirits charged with Duty 
in Ireland and Scotland, and Spirits distilled in England, and in 
Scotland for England, between 10 October 1823 and 15 May 18245 
( Ordered, uxx1x. 324, but not presented.) 


5670. Gallons 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 163 





5670. Gallons of Home-made Spirits that have paid and are 
liable to be charged with Excise Duty in Scotland and Ireland, 
October 1823 to April 1824; Lxx1x. 531, P. 


5671. Number of Gallons of Home-made Spirits that paid 
Duty of Excise in Ireland and Scotland, from 10 October 1823 to 
5 April 1824; txxx. 197, Pp. 


5672. Gallons of Spirits of the Distillation of the United 
Kingdom, that paid Duty of Excise in Ireland, from 10 October 
1823-1824; also in Scotland and England; ixxx. 282, Pp. 


5673. Total Number of Gallons of Spirits that paid the Duty 
of Excise in England, Scotland and Ireland, in Three Years pre- 
ceding 10 October 1825 and 5 January 1826, and from 5 January 
to 5 April 1826; Lxxxr. 330, P. 

5674. Imperial Gallons of Proof Spirits of the Manufacture of 
the United Kingdom that paid Duties of Excise for Consumption 
in England, Ireland and Scotland, for the Quarter ended 5 April 
1827; (Ordered, txxxu. 430, but not presented.) 


5675. Gallons of Spirits paid Duties of Excise in England, 
Scotland and Ireland, in 1826 and 1827; txxxu. 183, Pp. 


5676. Gallons of Spirits of the Manufacture or Distillation of 
the United Kingdom that paid Duty in each Kingdom for Home 
Consumption in that Kingdom, in each Quarter of the Three 
Years preceding 5 January 1828; txxxi. 291, Pp. 545, P. 
1828-1831 ; (Ordered, txxxvi. 387, but not presented till) 553. 
(p. 589.)——1831 ; Lxxxvul. 291. 1832; (Ordered, Lxxxvitt. 
32. Order discharged; another Account ordered, 57; presented, 
186.) (P. 202.); LXxx1x. 69, P. 


5677. Gallons of Proof Spirits on which Duty paid for Home 
Consumption; Total Gallons and Duty in the United Kingdom, 
1834; xc. 364, P. 1835; xcl. 407. (Pp. 418.) 


5678. Total Produce in Money of the Duties arising from 
Spirits made in England, Ireland and Scotland, for each of the 
Three Years preceding, and ending lv October 1827; ixxx1m1. 
228, P. 

5679. Quantity of Spirits and Wine which paid the Duties of 
Customs and Excise for Home Consumption, 1789-1829 ; Lxxx1v. 
391. (p. 403.) 

5680. Quantities of Spirits made in Ireland and Scotland 
which have paid the Duties of Excise for Home Consumption ; 
1820-1829; LxxxIv, 391. (p. 403.) 

5681. Wine Gallons of Proof Spirits that paid Duty in each 
Kingdom for Home Consumption in that Kingdom; ixxxv. 
224, P. 

5682. Gallons of Proof Spirits of the Manufacture of the 
United Kingdom that paid Duty, and Amount thereof for Home 
Consumption in each Kingdom, 1825-1830; Lxxxv. 233, P. 











5683. Gallons of Spirits charged with Duty in England, 
Scotland and Ireland separately ; also Number of Gallons im- 
ported from Scotland and Ireland, 1821-1830; Lxxxv. 251, P. 


5684. Imperial Gallons of Home-made Spirits at Proof, paid 
Duty in England, 1822-1830; Lxxxv. 377. 


5685. Letters and Orders from the Treasury or Board of 
Excise directing any demand to be made of additional Duties on 
Spirits, on or after 15 March 1830; Lxxxv. 622, Pp. 


5686. Letters from Excise Officers to Traders, demanding any 
additional Duty on Spirits sent into consumption on or after 
15 March 1830; Lxxxv. 622, P. 


5687. Sums due to the Excise for Spirits produced under 
4 Geo. IV. c. 94, and 6 Geo. IV. c. 80, for Spirits produced being 
short of the charge of Gravity of Worts, &amp;c.; Steps taken to 
recover same; Amount recovered, &amp;c.; (Ordered, txxxvi. 900, but 
not presented till) Lxxxvu. 24. (P. 170.) 345, P. 511.—Lxxxvitl. 
374. (p. 399.)—LXxxIx. 534, P.—xC. 392, P.—xCI. 303, P.—407. 
(Pp. 475.) 

5688. British, Colonial and Foreign Spirits paid Duty for 
Home Consumption in England, Scotland and Ireland, 1821- 
1830, and Amounts used in the Army and Navy not Duty paid; 
LXXXVI. 772, P. 

5689. Number of Imperial Gallons of British, Foreign and 
Colonial Spirits which had paid the Home Consumption Duty 
in the United Kingdom for 1831 and 1832; Lxxxvul. 587. (P. 597.) 
596. (Pp. 699.)——1833 ; LXxxIXx. 349. (Pp. 446.) 

5690. Quantities of Spirits made in Scotland and Ireland 
which have paid Duties for Home Consumption, 1828-1834 ; 
LXXXIx. 69, P. 

5691. Retail Spirit Dealers who have received Relief under 
Act 5 &amp; 6 Will. IV. c. 39; Total Amount of such Relief, and 
Number relieved under each Rate of Duty; xct. 31. (Pp. 35.) 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued) —relative to— 
Spirits; Duties on Spirits—continued. Spirits—continued. 


Seizures : 


5692. Actual Quantity of Seized Spirits re-distilled by the 
Excise in Scotland, 1819-1821; Lxxvi. 432, Pp. (App. 990.) 

5693. Sums received on account of the King’s Share of Seizures 
of Spirits and Dry Goods in London and the Out-ports of Great 
Britain, from 1810 to the latest period; Lxxvi. 432, Pp. 494, P. 
(App. 988. 990.) 

5694, Quantity of Spirits seized by the Customs and Excise in 
1819 and 1820, and re-distilled ; txxvu. 98. 183. (App. 942.) 

5695. Letter from the Secretary to the Board of Customs, 
London, relative to the preparation of a Return of the Quantity 
of Spirits seized in 1819 and 1820; and re-distilled; txxvu. 119. 

5696. Total Quantity of Foreign Spirits seized in England and 
re-distilled ; (Ordered, txxvitt. 431, but not presented.) 


5697. Seizure of Spirits within the District of Dublin in 1825; 
LXxx1. 121, P. 


Distillers and Distillation: 


5698. Letter or Memorial of the Rectifying Distillers in Lon- 
don, dated 28 June 1820; .xxv. 422, p. 


5699. Report made to the Commissioners of Excise in Ireland, 
by Officers appointed to superintend Experiments in Distillation 
at Carrickfergus ; Lxxvi. 354. (Pp. 357.)—409. (Pp. 418.) 

5700. Number of Rectifiers in Scotland and Ireland; txxvit. 
155, Pp. (App. 950. 951.) 

5701. Number of Rectifiers in England, Names, Residence 
and Raw Spirits received into Stock, 1816-1821; (Ordered, txxv1. 
482, but not presented till) uxxvi1. 155, p. (App. 946.) 

5702. Names of the Rectifiers in the United Kingdom ; Gallons 
of Raw Spirits received into Stock, 1822-1824; ixxrx. 531, p. 

5703. Distillers’ Names in England, Wash distilled and Spirits 
produced, 1801-1820; Lxxvi. 472, p. (App. 974.) 


5704. Average Quantity of Worts distilled by each Distiller 
in Scotland; txxvu. 480, p. (App. 956.) 

5705. Excess Quantity of Spirits above entry made by Scotch 
Distillers, and Duty paid on Excess; uxxvii. 480, p. (App. 958.) 


5706. Total Excess in Gallons over 19 per Cent. of Wort dis- 
tilled by every Distiller in England; (Ordered, txxviit. 456, but 
not presented till) Lxx1x. 207, P. 

5707. Number of Gallons of British Spirits made, and Duty 
paid thereon in Scotland and Ireland, 1822-1824; itxx1x. 26], P. 
531, P. 

5708. Number of Informations and Convictions against Eng- 
lish, Scotch and Irish Distilleries; txxx. 249, Pp. 

5709. Letter to the Chancellor of the Exchequer from the 
Corn Distillers in England, dated 30 May 1825; ixxx. 496, P. 


5710. Total Number of Gallons of Spirits distilled from Sugar, 
or any other Article not included in the Return of 1825, in 
England, Scotland and Ireland, 1790-1825; Number of Gallons 
that paid Duty, and Rate per Gallon; Lxxx1. 185, P. 

5711. Number of Gallons of Wash distilled by every Distiller 
in Scotland and Ireland; also of Gallons of Spirits at Hydrometer 
Proof imported into England from Scotland and Ireland, 1824- 
1826 ; (Ordered, txxx1. 353, but not presented.) 

5712. Gallons of Wash distilled in England, Scotland and 
Ireland, 1824~—1826; Gallons of Spirits at Hydrometer Proof im- 
ported from Scotland and Ireland, from 1 January to 5 July 
18265; LXXxxIl. 236, P. 

5713. Imperial Gallons of Spirits at Proof distilled in England, 
Scotland and Ireland, from the 10 October 1825 to 5 January 
1827; Proof Spirits that paid Duties of Excise for Home Con- 
sumption in 1826; Lxxx1I. 373, P. 

5714. Quantities of Spirits distilled in England, Scotland and 
Ireland, in each Quarter, 1824-1826; Lxxxi1. 250, P. 


5715. Imperial Gallons of Proof Spirits distilled in England, 
in the Quarter ended 5 April 1827; similar Account for Ireland 
and Scotland, with Exports to each Kingdom; (Ordered, txxxu. 
430, but not presented.)——In the Quarter from 5 April 1828 ; 
( Ordered, txxx111. 506, but not presented.) 

5716. Total Number of Gallons of Wash distilled and Proof 
Spirits produced therefrom by each Distiller in the United King- 
dom; Gravity of Worts, &amp;c.; 1826; ixxx1. 5938, P. 1825- 
1828; Lxxxv. 637. 


5717. Total Number of Proof Gallons of Spirits arising from 
the separate Charges on Wash, Low Wines and Spirits and Feints 
in the Distilleries of England, Ireland and Scotland ; distinguish- 
ing difference of Charge, &amp;c., for Quarter ending 5 April 1836 ; 
xc. 643, P. 





5718. Quantities 








164 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 











I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued)—relatiwe to— © 


Spirits ; Distillers and Distillation—continued. 

5718. Quantities of British Spirits distilled in England, Scot- 
land and Ireland, in each Quarter of the Year 1827; Lxxxull. 
163, p.; (Account imperfect ; withdrawn ; another ordered ; pre- 
sented, 200, P.) 

5719. Imperial Proof Gallons of Spirits distilled in each 
Kingdom; Proof Gallons exported from one Country to the other, 
and that paid Duty for Home Consumption in each Kingdom; 
LXXXIIl. 376, P.—LXXXIV. 230, P.—LXXXV. 224, P. 

5720. Gallons of Wash distilled by each of the Distillers in 
Great Britain and Ireland 1823-1828; (Ordered, Lxxxttl. 330, 
but not presented.) 

5721. Memorials to the Treasury by Corn Distillers in Eng- 
land, Scotland and Ireland, together with any Reports of the 
Commissioners of Excise thereupon; Lxxxv. 377, P. 

5722. Number of Gallons of Spirits distilled and paid Duty 
in England, Ireland and Scotland, 1825-1831 ; (Ordered, txxxvi. 
815, but not presented.) 

5723. Number of Gallons of Spirits distilled in England, 
Ireland and Scotland, 1825-1831; txxxvit. 23. (P. 170.) 

5724. Number of Imperial Gallons of Proof Spirits distilled, 
paid Duty for Consumption, and removed from each Country, 
1822-1832; Lxxxvil. 182, P. 

5725. Number of Imperial Proof Gallons of Spirits distilled 
in each Kingdom, exported from Scotland to England, from Ire- 
land to England, and from Scotland to Ireland, and which paid 
Duty for Home Consumption, from 5 January 1832 to 5 April 
1833; Lxxxvu.409 pP. 1833-18345; LXxx1Ix. 69, P. 1834-— 
1835; xc. 643, P. 

5726. Total Gallons of Proof Spirits distilled in England, 
Scotland and Ireland; distinguishing Malt only from Malt and 
Raw Grain, 1834; xc. 364, p. 643, P. 1835; xc1. 407. (Pp. 418.) 
1836; xc. 369. (P. 382.) 

5727. Spirits distilled in each Kingdom, exported from one 
Kingdom to the other, and that paid Duty for Home Consumption 
in each ; Rate and Total Amount of Duty, 1815-1836; xc1. 302. 
407. (Pp. 475.) 

5728. Quantity of Raw and Rectified British Spirits in the 
Stock ofevery Rectifier in England on 5 January 1821; (Ordered, 
LXxvill. 447, but not presented.) 

5729. Number of Proof Imperial Gallons of Spirits in Stock 
of all the Makers of Spirits in England on 5 January 1831-1833 ; 
LXXXVIII. 279, P. 

5730. Quantity of Foreign Wines and Spirits (distinguishing 
each sort) in the Stocks of the Dealers in England, Scotland and 
Ireland respectively, distinguishing London from the Country, 
1822-1832 ; LXXXVIII. 724, P. 

5731. Total Quantity of Foreign Wines and Spirits in the 














Stocks of Dealers in England, 1833, distinguishing London; 


LXXXIX. 410. (P. 432.) 
6732. Stock remaining in the hands of English Distillers on 
5 January 1836; xc. 407. (Pp. 418.) 


5733. Number of Proof Gallons of Spirits decreased in the 
Stocks of Distillers in England for Years ending 10 October 1834- 
1835; xcr. 407. (Pp. 418.) 

5734. Gallons of Spirits made by each Distiller in England 
and Scotland for England, October 1823 to April 1824; Gallons 
remaining in Stock on 5 April 1824; Lxx1x. 530, p. 

5735. Proof Gallons of Spirits in the Stocks of Distillers in 
England, Scotland and Ireland on 5 January 1834 and 1835; 
xc. 588. (P. 628.) 

5736. Number of entered Distillers in Scotland, distinguishing 
those entered within and without the old Highland Line, 1819- 
1821, 1824-1827; Lxxx11. 431, P. 





5737. Memorial of the Distillers of Aberdeen, presented in 
1826, relative to Increase of Distillation; txxx11. 431, P. 


5738. Detections made in Public Distilleries in Ireland under 
the present law, 1833, stating what has been paid since; 1xxx1x. 
862. (Pp. 432.)——From 1 January 1834; .xxx1x. 456, Pp. 

See infra, 5891, &amp;c. 


Permits : 

5739. Quantities of British and Foreign Spirits permitted from 
and into each of the Counties in England and Wales, 1821; 
Lxxvil. 340. (p. 355.) 374. (Pp. 376.) (App. 953. 962.) 

5740. Number of Gallons of British Spirits permitted into the 
Counties of Cumberland, Northumberland, Durham and West- 
morland, 1823 and 1824; Lxx1x. 307, P. 

5741. Number of Gallons of British or Irish or Foreign Spirits 
made or permitted in every Excise Collection within the United 


Kingdom ; Gallons permitted out and left for Consumption, 1822- 
1824; Lxxrx. 53], P. 








Spirits ; Permits—continued. 

5742. Number of Gallons of British and Foreign Spirits, 
Brandy and Rum permitted in the Counties of Sussex and Hants 
1830-1832; Lxxxviil. 331. (P. 467.) 

5743. Total Gallons of Spirits of Wine permitted out from the 
Rectifiers’ Stocks in England, 1882-1834 ; txxx1x. 349. 


5744. Number of Gallons of Proof Spirits permitted out from 
the Distillers’ Stocks in England 1831 and 1832; uxxxvit. 866, p, 
In 1833, and Stock on hand on 5 January 1884; Lxxxrx, 
349. (Pp. 446.) In 1834; xc. 364, P. In 1885}; xct. 407, 
(Pp. 418.) In England, Scotland and Ireland, 1834; xc. 588. 
(P. 628.) 














Consumption of Spirits: 
5745. Quantity of Spirits consumed in England, Scotland and 
Ireland in 1831, compared with the previous Year; Lxxxvit. 263, 
(Pp. 266.) 


5746. Number of Imperial Gallons of Proof Spirits which 
were consumed in England, Scotland and Ireland in the Quarters 
respectively ending 5 April 1832-1833; txxxvitt. 409, Pp. 


5747. Home-made Spirits which have been exported to Foreign 
Countries and British Colonies from England, Ireland and Scot- 
land respectively; txxvit. 315. (P. 321.) 340. (P. 355.) 374, 
(Pp. 376.) (App. 953. 954.) 


Prices of Spirits : 

5748. Prices of British and Irish Spirits; also the Exeess of 
Price in London, Liverpool and Bristol, Edinburgh and Glasgow, 
in every Three Months, 1817-1821 ; (Ordered, txxvi. 482, but 
not presented till) Lxxvu. 155, Pp. (App. 946. 947.) Lxx1x. 531], Pp. 

5749. Average Market Price in Scotland of Proof Spirits, 
1819-1821, 1824-1827; Lxxx11. 431, P. 


Licenses : 

5750. Sums paid for Licenses for the Sale of Spirits in Ire- 
land, 1817-1824; Lxx1x. 307, P. 

5751. Number of Licenses granted by the Excise for the 
Retail of Spirituous Liquors within the Bills of Mortality, 1831 ; 
LXXXVII. 291. 

5752. Duties received on Retail Spirit Licenses in Ireland ; 
LXXvil. 146. (Pp. 150.) (App. 943.) 

5753. Persons licensed in Ireland to sell Spirits by Retail, 
not to be consumed in the House or upon the Premises of the 
Retailer, distinguishing the Number so licensed in the City of 
Dublin; txxxviit. 529, p. 

5754. Number of Excise Retail Spirit Licenses issued, and 
Number of Houses and Premises assessed at an inereased Rate, 
under Acts 4 &amp; 5 Will. IV. c. 75, and 6 Geo. LV. c. 813; xc. 313, Pp, 


5755. Memorial to the Treasury by Deputation of the Grocers 
in Ireland respecting a Clause introduced on the Third Reading 
of the Spirits Licenses in Ireland Bill, relative to the Sale of 
Spirits by Grocers; xc1. 689. (P. 691.) 

See supra, 2682, &amp;c. 3452, &amp;e. 


Intercourse between the Three Kingdoms : 

5756. Number of Gallons of Spirits imported into England 
from Ireland; txxvi. 272, p. (App. 964.) 

5757. Number of Gallons of Irish Spirits imported from Ire- 
land into England, 1790-1821; Rate and Amount of Duty; ixxvi. 
392, p. (App. 968.) 

5758. Number of Proof Gallons of Spirits brought from Ire- 
land to England between 5 July and 5 October 1832, and to 
5 January 1833; Lxxxvuil. 279, P. 

5759. Number of Gallons of Spirits made in England for con- 
sumption in England, and of Spirits imported from Scotland, 
1817-1820 ; Lxxvi. 182. (p. 189.) (App. 959.) 

5760. Number of Gallons of Scotch Spirits imported from 
Scotland into England, 1790-1821; Rate and Amount of Duty; 
LXXVI. 392, p. (App. 967.)——1780-1790 ; Lxxvi. 409. (App. 973.) 

5761. Workings of Distillers in Scotland for the English 
Market, 1805-1821; uxxvi. 409. (App. 972.) 

5762. Imperial Proof Gallons of Spirits exported from Scot- 
land to England and Ireland, and Quantity exported from Ire- 
land to England, 1826-1827 ; Lxxx11. 373, P. 

5763. Gallons of Scottish Spirits imported into England by 
Land, and Duty collected; Excise Officers employed in the Pre- 
vention of Smuggling from Scotland to England ; Scottish Spirits 
seized in Cumberland and Northumberland ; and Quantities of 
English, Scottish and Irish Spirits on which Excise Duties were 
levied ; Lx xxv. 251, P. 

5764. Number of Proof Gallons of Spirits brought from Scot- 
land into England, between 5 July and 10 October 1832; and to 
5 January 1833; txxxvilit. 279, P. In 1832; Lxxxrx. 69, P. 


5765. Number 


























ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—conitinued. 








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


Spirits; Intercourse between the Three Kingdoms—cont*. 

5765. Number of Gallons of Spirits distilled in Ireland and 
Scotland for Exportation to England; 1820-1821; Strength of 
Spirits; Names of Distillers, &amp;c.; (Ordered, uxxvi. 481, but not 
presented till) uxxvit. 155, Pp. (App. 944.) 

5766. Spirits made in Scotland and Ireland between 10 Octo- 
ber 1823 and 5 January 1825; uxxx. 378. (Pp. 385.) 

5767. Number of Gallons of Spirits made in Scotland and Ire- 
land in 1825; Lxxx1. 381, p. 

5768. Quantities imported from Scotland and Ireland into 
England; and from Scotland and Ireland into each other respec- 
tively, in each Quarter of the Years 1824-1826 ; Lxxx11. 250, Pp. 

5769. Total Number of Gallons of Spirits made in Scotland 
and Ireland, and exported to England, Ireland and Scotland, from 
10 October 1826-1827 ; Lxxx111. 228, Pp. 

5770. Quantity of Spirits exported from Ireland to England, 
and from Scotland to England; and imported into England from 
Ireland and Scotland ; txxxv. 622, Pp. 

5771. Spirits distilled in Ireland and exported to England 
and Scotland, and distilled in Scotland and exported to England 
and Ireland; txxxvi. 475, Pp. 810, P. 

5772. Imperial Proof Gallons of Spirits distilled in each 
Kingdom exported from Scotland to Ireland, and which paid 
Duty, for the Home Consumption of each Kingdom, in 1831; 
(Ordered, uxxxvu. 170, but not presented.) 

5773. Number of Gallons of Spirits imported from Scotland 
into Ireland 1827-1822; Duties paid on all Spirits distilled in 
Treland and Scotland, 1829-1833; Lxxxvu. 233, P. 

5774. Total Gallons of Proof Spirits manufactured or dis- 
tilled in the United Kingdom, 1833; Gallons exported from 
England to Ireland and Scotland; rxxx1x. 456, Pp. 

5775. Gallons of Proof Spirits imported into each of the Three 
Kingdoms from the others; Rate of Duty, &amp;c., 1834; xc. 364, P. 
1835; xci. 407. (P. 418.) 

5776. Opinion of Attorney General of Ireland on the Case of 
the Exclusion of Irish Spirits from the British Markets; uxxv. 
429. (Pp. 436.) 

5777. Order issued by the Commissioners of Excise for the 
Detention of a Quantity of Irish Spirits imported into Liverpool 
in January 1820; Cause of Detention, and Law under which de- 
tained ; Lxxv. 485. 

5778. Order from the Treasury or Excise Board in England 
by which Irish Spirits imported into England are detained in 
Store, or prevented from going into Consumption otherwise than 
through a Licensed Rectifier; txxv. 458. (Pp. 460.) 


Trish Spirits : 

5779. Order of the Board of Excise of 22 July 1820, on the 
subject of Irish Spirits; txxv1. 124, p. 

5780. Letters and Papers which passed between the Chan- 
cellor of the Exchequer and the Treasury and Excise Departments, 
relative to the Countervailing Duties on Irish Spirits; of Mr. 
Lushington’s Letter to the Commissioners of Excise, Ireland; 
LXxv. 477. 485. 

5781. Duties on Home-made Spirits, Malt and Tobacco in 
Ireland, 1800-1821; txxvi. 378. (Pp. 405.) (App. 959.) 

5782. Number of Rectifiers in Ireland from 5 October 1816- 
1821; their Names and Places where they reside, and the 
Number of Gallons of Raw Spirits received by each into Stock ; 
LXXvVil. 155, Pp. (App. 951.) 

5783. Number of Gallons of Spirits distilled in Ireland ; 
Strength of Spirits, Names of Distillers, &amp;c., 1820-1821 ; (Ordered, 
LXXvI. 482, but not presented till) Lxxvu. 155, Pp. (App. 945.) 





5784. Accounts showing what such Irish Spirits would be in 
English Wine Gallons; (Ordered, uxxvi. 482, but not presented 
till) txxvit. 155, p. (App. 945.) 

5785. Total Amount of Gallons of Spirits distilled in Ireland, 
1801-1823 5 Lxxvill. 100, P. 

5786. Total Number of Gallons of Spirits distilled in Ireland 
from 1801-1823; also showing the Countries they were so ex- 
ported to; Lxxvimi. 224, Pp. 

5787. Gallons of Spirits which paid Duty in Ireland, 1820- 
1830; (Ordered, uxxxv. 189; Order discharged, and other Ac- 
counts ordered, 203 ; presented, 325, P.) 

5788. Spirits in the possession of the Rectifying Distillers of 
Dublin and Ireland on 15 March 1830; Lxxxv. 326, Pp. 


Scotch Spirits : 

5789. Number of Rectifiers in Scotland, from 5 October 1816-— 
1821; their Names and Places where they reside, and the 
Number of Gallons of Raw Spirits received by each into Stock ; 
LXXvil. 155, Pp. (App. 950.) 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Spirits ; Scotch Spirits—continued. 

5790. Number of Gallons of Spirits made in Scotland for con- 
sumption in Scotland, 1817-1820; Lxxvi. 222, p. (App. 962.) 

5791. Number of Gallons of Spirits distilled in Scotland for 
Home Consumption, 1820-1821; Strength of Spirits and Names 
of Distillers; (Ordered, txxv1. 481, but not presented till) uxxviu. 
155, P. (App. 943.) 

5792. Total Number of Gallons of Spirits distilled in Scotland 
for Home Consumption, November 1819-1820; Total Amount of 
Duty, and rate per Gallon; txxvi. 222, p. (App. 963.)——1816- 
1821; Lxxvi. 353, p. (App. 967.) 

5793. Quantity of Spirits distilled for Home Consumption in 
Scotland ; permitted between the Highlands and Lowlands; per- 
mitted into and out of the principal Towns; made in each County ; 
permitted from and into each County; made in the Western 
Islands, and in Orkney and Zetland, 1798-1819; ixxv. 163, P. 
(App. 740-748.) 

5794. Quantity of Wash distilled by each Distiller in Scotland 
for Home Consumption, and Spirits produced therefrom, 1819, 
1820; Lxxvir. 480, Pp. (App. 954.) 

5795. Number of Gallons of Spirits distilled in Scotland ; 
LXXIx. 117, P. 

5796. Quantity of Spirits made within the Highland Line ; 
1820-1821; Lxxvil. 480, p. (App. 959.) 

5797. Quantity of Spirits within the Highland Line, and paid 
the Duty of Excise, 1823-1824; txxx. 282, pP. 

5798. Total Number of Gallons of Spirits made within the 
Highland Line from the commencement of 54 Geo. III. c. 172, 
to the Termination of the Licenses under 4 Geo. IV. c. 94; 
Total Gallons remaining in Bond and permitted out; Lxxxm. 
593, P. 

5799. Number of Gallons of Spirits permitted across the old 
Highland Line from and to the Highlands, 1819-1821, 1824- 
1827; LXXXII. 431, P. 

5800. Number of Gallons of Proof Spirits made in Scotland 
within and without the old Highland Line, 1819-1821, 1824- 
18275 LXxxll. 431, P. 

5801. Report to the Commissioners of the Treasury by the 
Chairman of the Board of Excise, Scotland, upon an Address of 
Proprietors of Lands respecting the Distillery Laws; ixxvuit. 
246, p. (App. 952.) 

5802. Duties paid by Licensed Distillers in Scotland in 1833, 
distinguishing the Amount paid on Spirits distilled from Malt, 
and that paid by Raw Grain Distillers; txxxrx. 126, p. 

See supra, 1910, &amp;c. 2244, 3130. 3672. 4284. 5501, &amp;e. 5517. 


Spitalfields :—-See supra, 4514. 
Spital Fields Act: 


5803. Penalties which have been inflicted under the Provisions 
of Act 13 Geo. III. c. 68, called “The Spital Fields Act”; 
(Ordered, uxxx. 370, but not presented.) (Again ordered, txxxt. 
134, but not presented.) 


Spring Guns: 
5804, Coroners’ Inquests held in England and Wales upon the 
Bodies of Persons whose deaths have been caused by Spring Guns, 
1822-18265; LXxx1l. 518, P. 


Stafford Borough : 

5805. Number of Houses of the Annual Value of £.10 and 
upwards, according to the Assessment of the Poor, within the 
present Boundary of the Borough of Stafford, and other Returns 
relating thereto; txxxvuit. 622, P. 


Stafford, Warwick and Liverpool Election Committees : 

5806. Bills (exclusive of the Expenses of Witnesses) sent in 

to the Treasury by Agents in Inquiries conducted by Committees 

during Sessions 1833 and 1834, into these Elections; xc. 542. 
(Pp. 555.) See supra, 1417. 


Stage Coaches : 

5807. Number of Journies daily by the Woolwich, Green- 
wich, Blackheath and Deptford Coaches and Omnibuses to and 
from the City and Charing Cross, and between Paddington and 
the Bank respectively, from 5 April 1832-1833 ; Lxxxvill. 307. 

5808. Duties received on Stage Carriages under each Rate of 
Duty from 5 December 1831 to 5 May 1832, and from 3 Decem- 
ber 1832 to 4 May 1833; Lxxxviil. 552. 

5809. Statement of the Number of short Stages, Omnibuses 
and Flies standing in and passing through the City of London, 
and the Number of Journies performed by them daily (Sundays 
excepted) ; LXxx1x. 60, P. 

5810. Stage 





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166 























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


Stage Coaches—continued. 

5810. Stage Coach Duty received in respect of Coaches 
running between Deptford, Greenwich, Woolwich and London ; 
1833-1835; Exchequer Prosecutions against Proprietors, and 
Penalties recovered ; xc. 495. 


5811. Orders issued to the Police in Ireland since 1 December 
1836, directing them to enforce the Act regulating the Conveyance 
of Passengers and Luggage in Stage Coaches; Summonses issued, 
and other Returns; xcu. 362. 


Staines Bridge : 

5812. Receipts and Disbursements of Tolls collected; 1829 ; 
LXXXIV. 323, P. 1830; Lxxxv. 421. 1831; Lxxxvi. 768. 
18323; LXxxvil. 388.——1833; Lxxxvull. 448.——-1834; LXXXIXx. 
384. 1835; xc. 428.——1836 5 xc1. 695. 1837; xc1l. 579. 

















Stamps and Stamp Office : 

5813. Reports of the Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry, 
Thirteenth and Fourteenth (Board of Stamps, London); 1xxx1. 
381, p.——— Fifteenth (Stamp Revenue, Scotland); txxx111. 16, P. 
———-Sixteenth (Stamp Revenue, Ireland) ; txxx111. 16, P.———. 
Seventeenth Report (Stamp Revenue, Ireland); Lxxx111. 16, P. 


5814. Arrears due from the Distributors of Stamps in Great 
Britain, who have died or gone out of Office since 5 January 1800 ; 
on 5 January 18203; Lxxv. 120, P. 1821; wxxvi. 197, pP. 
(Order for printing discharged, 212.) 1822; Lxxvil. 134, 
18233; LXXxvill. 136, P. 18245 LXxIx. 88, P. 18255 LXxx. 
187, P. 18263; LXxxI. 185, Pp. 1827 5 LXXXxII. 354, P. 
1828 5 LXXXIII. 163, P. 1829; LXxxIv. 163, P. 1830; 
18313 LXXXVI. 432, P. 1832; LXxXxVII. 213. 
18543 LXxxix. 161. 
18373; xcr. 203. 



































LEXXV. 224, P. 














1833; LXXXVIII. 206. 
18365 xcI. 207. 


18355 xc. 
163. 








5815. Net Balances in the Hands of Distributors of Stamps, 
on 10 October 1819 and 5 January 1820; Lxxv. 120, Pp. 
1820-1821; Ltxxvi. 197, p. (Order for printing discharged, 212.) 
1821-1822; Lxxvir. 134. 1822-1823; Lxxvir. 136, P. 
1823-18245 Lxx1x. 88, P. 1824-1825; Lxxx. 187, Pp. 
1825-1826; Lxxx1. 185, P.——1826—-18275 LxXXxx1l. 354, P. 
1828-1829; LxxxIv. 163, P. 
1830-18313; LXxxvI. 432, Pp. 
1831-1832; Lxxxvir. 213. 1832-18335; Lxxxvill. 206. 
1833-1834; Lxxxix. 161. 1834-18355 xc. 163.——1835- 
1836; xcI. 207. 1836-1837; xcr1. 203. 























1827-1828 5 LXxxI1I. 163, P. 
1829-1830; Lxxxv. 224, P. 


























5816. Arrears and Balances due to the Stamp Office, Ireland, 
under their respective Heads; on 5 January 1820; Lxxv. 126, Pp. 
1821; Lxxvi. 206. 18225 Lxxvil. 138.—-—1823 5 LxxvIII. 
263, P. 18245 LXxIx. 155, P. 18253; Lxxx. 187, P. 
1826; Lxxx1. 185, P. 1827 5 LXXXIl. 354, P. 1828; LXXXIII. 
163, P. 1829; LXxxIv. 163, P. 18305; LXxxv. 224, P. 
18315 LXxXVI. 432, P. 18325 LXXxxvil. 213. 
206. 


207. 






































1833; LXXXVIII. 
18353; xc. 163.——183635 xc1. 








18343 Lxxxrx. 161. 
1837 5 xc. 203. 





5817. Arrears of Stamp Duties in Great Britain which re- 
mained due or outstanding on 5 January 1818-1822; txxvir. 114. 
(App. 913.) ————In_ Ireland ; uxxvit. 146. (App. 916.) 

5818. Sums paid into the Stamp Office in 1821; also of the 
Amount paid in London; Lxxvu. 436. (p. 444.) (App. 931.) 


5819. Stamp Duty paid in Great Britain and Ireland; of 
Stamp Duties received in Ireland under Act 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. 
c. 1123 Lxxx. 399, P. 

5820. Sums received in 1829 under each Rate of Duty, 
and upon each Article, contained in the various Schedules of 
the Acts now in force for levying a Revenue on Stamps; Lxxxv. 
377, P. 

5821. Product of the Stamp Duty on Powers of Attorney in 
Great Britain and Ireland, 1825-1830; Lxxxv. 427, P. 

5822. Money in the Hands of each Distributor of Stamps in the 
United Kingdom, upon the First of each Month, 1830-31; (Or- 
dered, txxxvi. 922, but not presented.) 

5823. Report of Commissioners appointed to inquire into 
the State of the Department of Stamps; txxvi. 140, Pp. (App. 
1202.) 

5824. Order sent to the Stamp Office, prohibiting the further 
stamping of Country Bank Notes; Lxxxt. 64, P. 

5825. Poundage allowed to the Distributors of Stamps; txxv. 
293, vp. (App. 695.) 

5826. Number of Distributors of Stamps in Great Britain and 
Ireland, their Names and Districts, and Balances in their Hands; 
LXxvi. 154, Pp. 162, Pp. 


5827. Number of Distributors of Stamps in Great Britain; 


7) 


LXXVIIL. 72, P. 








Stamps and Stamp Office—continued. 
5828. Last Treasury Minutes for the Regulation of the Office 
of Distributors of Stamps; Lxxvil. 217, Pp. (App. 932.) 
5829. Number of Distributors of Stamps in the United King. 
dom in 1829, stating the Name of each; txxxv. 344, p. 


5830. Names of Distributors and Sub-Distributors of Stamps 
in England, the Dates of their Appointments, the Amount of 
Security given by each, and the Amount of Per-centage allowed 
to them severally ; Lxxx1x. 227. (P. 377.) 

5831. Name of each Distributor of Stamps in Ireland; Ba- 
lances in their Hands; Receipts; Salaries, &amp;c.; xc, 314, p, 


5832. Prosecutions, by Order of the Commissioners of Stamps, 
for Frauds committed in that Department ; (Ordered, txxxv1. 269, 
but not presented.) 


5833. Prosecutions and Commutations of Fines, 1828-1830, 
under that Clause of the present Stamp Act which relates to enter- 
ing Books, Pamphlets, &amp;c., at the Pamphlet Duty Department 
of the Stamp Office; Lxxxv. 427, P. Law Expenses incurred 
thereupon; Lxxxv. 570, P. 





5834. Exchequer Writs issued by the Solicitor of Stamps 
against Persons dealing in Drugs or Chemical Preparations, under 
the Medicine Duty and Stamp Acts, of all such Writs as have 
been further proceeded on in the Court of Exchequer by Infor- 
mation or otherwise, and other Returns relating thereto; Lxxxy. 
326. (P. 337.) 

5835. Treasury Minute or other Document by which the 
Consolidation of the Boards of Taxes and Stamps was effected, 
and by which any Superannuation Allowances have been granted 
or refused to any Officers lately belonging to those Offices ; 
LXXXVIII. 659, P. 

5836. Sums paid in respect of Salary or Per-centage on the 
Sale of Stamps to the Dublin Distributors; txxvi. 244, p. 

5837. Stamp Duties collected in Ireland, 1800-1820; with 
the Amount of Incidents; txxv1. 409. (Pp. 430.) (App. 931.) 

5838. Sums paid into the Receipt of the Exchequer in Ireland 
on account of Stamp Duties granted by Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 78; 
LXXXII. 250, P.—LXXXIII. 108, P.—LXXXIV. 21, P.—LXXXv. 48, P. 
—LXXXxVI. 205, P. 

5839. Papers relating to the Retired Allowance granted to 
D’Arcy Mahon, Esq'*, upon the Consolidation of the Board of 
Stamps in Great Britain and Ireland, and of the other Provi- 
sional Commissioners of Stamps in Ireland; txxxvut. 455, P. 


5840. Treasury Minute of 13 January 1824, relating to the 
Appointment of Mr. Campbell, Mr. Colquhoun and Mr. D’Arcy 
Mahon, to be Provisional Commissioners of Stamps; and Trea- 
sury Minute of 30 January 1824, with Instructions for them; 
LXXXVIII. 597. 

5841. Patent appointing Mr. Campbell, Mr. Cooper and Mr. 
Mahon, Commissioners of Stamps in Ireland, and other Papers 
relative thereto; Lxxxvitt. 597. 

5842. Correspondence respecting the building of a new Stamp 
Office in Edinburgh; txxvt. 320, Pp. 377, Pp. 

5843. Correspondence which took place between the Board of 
Stamps and the Treasury respecting Mr. Bremner, the So- 
licitor of Stamps in Edinburgh; (Ordered, txxvi. 478, but not 
presented.) 

See supra, 1081. 1680. 2378, &amp;e. 2695. 2700. 2819. 3148. 
4948, &amp;e.; infra, 6244. 6311; also each subject matter 
bearing Stamp Duties. 


Stannary Courts: 

5844. Cases which have been heard and decided in the Courts 
of the Vice-Warden and Steward of the Stannaries in Cornwall, 
1824-1831 ; LXXXvil. 187. (Pp. 223.) 

5845. Rules and Orders applying to the Court of the Vice- 
Warden; xc. 29. 


5846. Rules and Orders applying to the Common Law side of 
the Court ; xc1f. 231. 


Starch : 
5847. Duty paid on Starch manufactured in Great Britain; 
Quantity imported from Ireland, and Duty paid thereon, 1831- 
1833; LXXxVIII. 338. See supra, 2633. 


State of the Country : 

5848. Communications made within the last Six Months to the 
Board of Trade, by Persons holding Local or Municipal Autho- 
rity, in answer to Inquiries from that Board regarding the State 
of the Country ; (Ordered, ixxvitt, 390, but not presented.) 


State 


ACCOUNTS AND 








PAPERS—continued. 167 





I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the 
State Paper Office : 


5849. Particulars of a certain Sum charged in the Civil Con- 
tingencies for the State Paper Office ; uxxx1. 183, Pp. 


5850. Estimate of the Amount required to defray the Expense 
to be incurred, in 1830, in erecting a State Paper Office; txxxv. 
112, Pp. (App. 758.)——1831; .Lxxxvi. 360, P. (App. exxi.) 
——1832-1833; Lxxxvil. 105, p. (App. 800.) ——1833-1834 ; 
LXXXVIII. 263, Pp. (App. 879.) 


5851. Estimate to defray the Expense of the State Paper 
Office in 1831; txxxvi. 426, p. (App. cxxxi.) 563, p. (App. 1031.) 


5852. Estimate to defray the Expense of the State Paper 
Office, the Office for custody of Records in the Tower, and for the 
Office for the custody of Exchequer Records in the Chapter House, 
Westminster, 1832-1833; Lxxxvil. 106, p. (App. 809.) 1833 ; 
LXXXVIII. 263, Pp. (App. 877.)——1834; LxxxIx. 168, Pp. (App. 
741.)——-1835 ; xc. 212, Pp. 1836; xcI. 233, p.——1837 ; xci1. 
213, P. 


See supra, 1200. 








State Prisoners, East Indies :—See supra, 2380. 


Stationery and Stationery Office : 

5853. Estimate of the probable Expense of providing the Sta- 
tionery, Printing and Binding for Public Offices, including the 
Expense of the Establishment of the Stationery Office, for 1823 ; 
LXXVII. 183, p. (App. 1003.)——1824 ; Lxxix. 25, Pp. (App. 650.) 

1825; Lxxx. 32, p. (App. 764.)——1826 ; Lxxx1. 103, P. 
(App. 540.) 1827; Lxxx. 302, p. (App. 733.)——1828 ; 
LXxx11. 88, P. (App. 673.)——1829 ; Lxxxiv. 74, p. (App. 528.) 
1830; Lxxxy. 113, p. (App. 768.) 











5854. Estimate of the Sum that will probably be required for 
providing Stationery, Printing and Binding for the Public Depart- 
ments of Government, and also for providing Paper for the Print- 
ing which may be ordered for the Two Houses of Parliament, 
including the Expense of Establishment of the Stationery Office, 
1831; Lxxxvi. 431, p. (App. cxxxviii.) 563, Pp. (App. 1038.)—— 

1832-1833; Lxxxvil. 194, p. (App. 823.)——1833-1834; 
LXxxvill. 264, p. (App. 904.) 





5855. Estimate of the Expense of providing Stationery, 
Printing and Binding for the several Departments of Government 
in England and the Colonies, and in Ireland and Scotland, and 
for the Two Houses of Parliament, and for providing Paper for 
the Printing purposes of the Two Houses of Parliament, including 
the Expense of the Establishment of the Stationery Office, 1834— 
1835; LXxxIx. 168, p. (App- 756.)——1835-1836 ; xc. 213, Pp. 
1836-1837; xcI. 234, P. 1837-1838; xciI. 214, P. 








5856. Details of Articles of Stationery, Quantity and Price 
supplied in 1829 to the Army Medical Board, the Royal Military 
Asylum, the Commander-in-Chief’s Office, and the General Peni- 
tentiary; Lxxxv. 560. 


5857. Value of Stationery and Stationery Wares delivered to 
each of the Departments of Government from the Stationery Office, 
1831-1833, and the Expenses for Printing and Binding, sepa- 
rately ; (Ordered, txxx1x. 602, but not presented.) 


5858. Statement of the several Arrangements made by the 
Treasury, 1830-1834, in regard to the Charges made by the King’s 
Stationer in Ireland, the King’s Printer in England, the Printers 
for the Two Houses of Parliament, and by the King’s Printer and 
King’s Stationer for Scotland; 1xxx1x. 592, p. 


5859. Establishment of the Stationery Office; Ltxxvi. 230, P. 
5860. Treasury Minute, dated 21 March 1823, relative thereto ; 
LXxvull. 183, Pp. (App. 1001.) 


5861. Correspondence between the Boards of Customs and 
Excise in Ireland and the Irish Government or Treasury, relating 
to Stationery; (Ordered, xxv. 340, but not presented.) 


5862. Communications made to the Irish Government or 
Chancellor of the Exchequer, from the Departments of Customs, 
Excise or Stamps, respecting the supply of Stationery; Lxxvi. 


141, p. 155, v.; (Order for printing discharged ; certain parts to | 


be printed, 164.) 


5863. Sums paid to the Patentee for Stationery supplied to 
the Public Offices in Ireland; txxv1. 120. (p. 126.) 141, P. 


5864. Case laid by the Post Office of Ireland, in 1815, before 
any Council, respecting the right of the Patentee to supply the 
same with Stationery ; Lxxvi. 225, p. 

5865. Letter from Mr. Peel to T. and W. Kemmis, Crown 
Solicitors, dated 19 November 1812; Grant to Abraham Bradley 


and Abraham Bradley King of the Office of King’s Stationer , 
and Cases and Opinions; txxvi. 210, 228, p. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








House—(continued)—relative to— 


Stationery and Stationery Office—continued. 
5866. List of all the Public Offices in Ireland supplied with 
Stationery by Sir A. B. King, the Patentee; txxvut. 337. 


5867. Invoice (with the Price of each Article attached) fur- 
nished by the said Patentee to the various Offices, for 1816 and 
1821; LXxvil. 337. 349. 380. 409, p. (Order for printing dis- 
charged, 413.) 

5868. Account in detail of the Sum of £.3,323 for the King’s 
Stationer, and £. 5,800 for Proclamations in Ireland ; txxxrv. 269. 


5869. Estimate of Sum required to pay annual Compensation 
to Sir Abraham Bradley King, late King’s Stationer in Ireland, 
for Losses sustained by him by reason of the Revocation of his 
Patent; Lxxxvil. 525, p. (App. 874.) 1833; LXxXxvIII. 264, P. 
(App. 906.) 1834; Lxxx1x. 869, p. (App. 758.) 
213, P. 1836; xcI. 234, P. 1837; xciI. 215, P. 











18353; xc. 








5870. Sums paid for Stationery out of the Gross Receipts of 
the Customs, Excise and Stamps in Ireland; (Ordered, txxxty. 
341, but not presented.) 


5871. Letter addressed to the Treasury on 12 January 1832, 
by Christopher M‘Donnel! &amp; Sons, on the subject of the Con- 
tracts made by the Stationery Office for the supply of the Public 


Departments in Ireland with Paper; and Treasury Minute 
thereon ; LXxxIx. 84, Pp. 


5872. Different Descriptions of Paper contracted for by Mr. 
Church for the Irish Stationery Office, the Price of each Descrip- 
tion contracted for, and the Name of the Contractor; Lxxx1x. 
84, P. 


See supra, 3317. 4788, &amp;c. 


Statistical Returns, Ireland : 
5873. Names and Numbers of Baronies; Number of Houses ; 
Local Position; Quality of Land; Acreable Assessment ; Number 
of Farms; Names of Officers and Magistrates and Clergy in 


Ireland; (Ordered, uxx1x. 337, but not presented till) uxxx. 
298, Pp. 








Statutes :—See supra, 27, &amp;e. 


Staves: 
5874. Memorials addressed to the Treasury, on the subject of 
the Duty on Staves; Lxxxvi. 272. (P. 274.) 432, Pp. See infra, 
6044. 


Steam Navigation to India: 

5875. Estimate of the Sum required for the purpose of enabling 
His Majesty to direct that Trial may be made of an Experiment to 
communicate with India by Steam Navigation; txxxrx. 496. (App. 
772.) 

5876. Estimate of a further Sum required to defray the Ex- 
penses of the Expedition despatched in 1834, to ascertain the prac- 
ticability of establishing a Steam Communication with India by 
the Euphrates; xc1. 224, p. 

5877. Estimate of the Sum required in 1837 towards defraying 
the Expense of Steam Communication to India by way of the Red 
Sea, for Three Quarters of a Year, to 31 March 1838; xcu, 
521, P. 

5878. Instructions to Lieutenant Col. Chesney, the Officer 
commanding the Euphrates Expedition, together with Abstract of 
Correspondence and Accounts of Expenditure relative to that 
Enterprise; xcr1. 669, P. 


Steam Vessels : 

5879. Number of Steam Vessels built and registered in the 
United Kingdom, in Guernsey, Jersey and Man, and in the 
British Plantations, 1814-1825; (Ordered, Lxxx1. 375, but not 
presented.)——18 14-1826; Lxxx11. 323, Pp. 

5880. Number of Steam Vessels built and registered in the 
United Kingdom, 1814-1827 ; txxx11. 470, Pp. 
231, p.——1832; LXXXVIII. 424, P. 


5881. Number and Tonnage of Steam Vessels which entered 
the Port of London, 1825; txxx1. 121, p. 


5882. Ships or Vessels navigated by Steam belonging to any 
Port in Great Britain, and Number now building; (Ordered, 
Lxxxul. 543, but not presented till) txxx1v. 144, p.—xc. 512, P. 


5883. Number of Steam Vessels built and registered, and 
Number, with the Amount of their Tonnage, that belonged to 
the several Ports of the United Kingdom, 1814-1828; Lxxxiv. 
931, Pp. 273, P. 





1828; LXxxIv. 





5884. Vessels navigated by Steam belonging to or usually 
sailing from every Sea-port Town or Harbour in the United King- 


dom in 1828; (Ordered, Lxxxiv. 395, but not presented till) txxxv. 
32, P. 








5885. Number 








168 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





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


Steam Vessels—continued. 

5885. Number of Steam Boats in each Port in Great Britain; 
LXxxVv. 344, P. 

5886. Steam Vessels employed between the Isle of Wight and 
Coast of Hampshire, with Number of Passengers, 1830; Lxxxvi. 
433, P. 

5887. Number of Steam Vessels employed or building by 
Government since they were first employed by Government, 
specifying their Services, Tonnage, &amp;c. ; (Ordered, txxxvi. 929, 
but not presented till) txxxvit. 24. (Pp. 186.) 


5888. Number of Steam Vessels, with the Amount of their 
Tonnage, built and registered during 1832; txxxviil. 424, P. 

5889. Number and Tonnage of Steam Vessels, distinguishing 
the Countries to which they belonged, which entered inwards and 
cleared outwards, 1833; Lxxx1x. 297. (p. 322.) 


Steeven’s Hospital, Dublin :—See supra, 2119. 
Stephen, Mr. Justice :--See supra, 4178. 


Stepney Leet Juries : 
5890. Fine assessed by the respective Leet Juries of the Manor 
of Stepney, 1827-1833; Lxxx1x. 321. (P. 350.) 


Stewart, R. :—sSee supra, 2753. 


Still Fines : 
5891. Bonds or other Securities required from or given by 
Mr. Robert Newman and other Collectors of Still Fines; txxv. 
346, P. 


5892. Cattle, Grain and other Articles, distrained by the 
Collectors of Still Fines; txxv. 416, pP. 


Stipendiary Magistrates : 

5893. Names of all Stipendiary Magistrates in Ireland, with the 
Dates of their Appointments ; Names of the Counties in which 
they have served, and Amount of Salaries received by them; 
( Ordered, txxxvi. 748, but not presented till) Lxxxvu. 252, Pp. 

5894. Number of Stipendiary Magistrates in Ireland, distin- 
guishing their Names, Religion, Time of Appointment, from what 
Situations chosen, their Emoluments, &amp;c. ; txxxvul. 278, Pp. 

5895. Report of Mr. Secretary O’Gorman, upon an Investiga- 
tion held in the Town of Bandon, relative to the Conduct of 
Captain Vignoles, Stipendiary Magistrate; txxxrx. 84. 

5896. Stipendiary Magistrates, with Amount of Salary and 
Allowances; (Ordered, xci. 413, but not presented.) 


See supra, 1485. 1538. 4508; infra, 6316. 
Stipends :—See supra, 833. 1244. 


Stirling Hospital : 
5897. Papers relative thereto; (Ordered forthwith, Lxxxix. 
548, but not presented till) xc. 338. 


Stirlingshire Sheriff Clerk : 
5898. Fees and Emoluments; (Ordered, xc. 280, but not pre- 
sented.) 


Stock Tax: 


5899. Amount collected from the Inhabitants of the Parish of 
St. Saviour, or any other Parish, under the denomination of the 
Stock Tax; Lxxvut. 157. (P. 158.) 


Stockton : 


5900. Number of Ships, with their Tonnage and Men, that 
have entered the Port of Stockton, 1822-1825; txxx. 416. 


5901. Number of Vessels which have cleared out with Coals 
from Stockton-upon-Tees, Monthly, 1826-1827; txxxm1. 127, p. 
1829; Lxxxv. 280. 





5902. Number of Vessels and Tonnage entered Inwards, and 
Outward bound at the Custom House of Stockton-upon-Tees ; 
Vessels and Tonnage registered in the said Port ; Amount received 
as Customs, and Tees Navigation Dues, 1820-1835; xc. 314, 
(p. 411.) 


Stoke Poges Parish : 


5903. Correspondence between the Poor Law Commissioners 
and the Vestry of the Parish; xc. 157. 


5904. Statement made by the Nobility, Clergy, and others, to 
the Commissioners relative to the Union of Parishes in the Hun- 
dreds of Burnham and Stoke; Correspondence between the Home 
Secretary and the Commissioners ; xc. 149, p. 


Stonehouse Election :—See supra, 2074. 








Stoney Stratford Bridge: 
5905. Receipts and Payments of the Commissioners of the 
Bridge and Street Charity, at Stoney Stratford, acting under 
41 Geo. III. c. 130, since 1824; Lxxxrx. 220. 


5906. Stores; Receipts by the Army, Navy, Ordnance and 
other Departments, from the Sale of Old Stores ; Repayments of 
Advances for other Services, or from any sources except Issues 
from the Exchequer; xcr. 841, P. 


Strachan, Rev. Dr. :—See supra, 916. 


Strange, Sir Thomas : 
5907. Warrant or Grant of Car. II. to the Ancestor of the late 
Sir Thomas Strange of an Annuity of £.500 upon the Coal Duties; 
xcl. 803. (Pp. 833.) 


Strangers’ Gallery : 
5908. Estimate to defray the Expense of setting apart a portion 
of the Strangers’ Gallery in the House of Commons for the admis- 
sion of Ladies; xc. 748, P. 


Strangford Port : 
5909. Vessels and Tonnage entered Inwards and cleared Out- 


wards, 1827-1830; (Ordered, txxxvi. 489, but not presented till) 
554. 


Stuffs : 


5910. Square Yards exported from England and Scotland, 
1827-1829, and Drawbacks allowed ; txxxv. 344, Pp. See supra, 
1711; infra, 6511. 


Stutgardt :—See supra, 1202. 
Sub-Sheriffs, Ireland :—See supra, 3252. 
Succades :—See infra, 6353. 


Sudds, Joseph :— See supra, 4183. 


Sugar : 

5911. Duties on Sugar imported into Great Britain from 
5 January 1807-1821; Lxxvi. 286, p. (App. 1047.)——1821-1822; 
Lxxvil. 187, Pp. (App. 969.) 1822-1823; Lxxvill. 73, P. 
1823; LXxxIx. 306, P. 18245 Lxxx. 289, P. 18255 Lxxx1. 
213, P. 1826; Lxxx1l. 412, P. 18275; LXxxIII. 239, Pp. 
1828; Lxxxiv. 286, P. 1829; LXxxv. 324. (Pp. 337.}——1830; 
LXXXVI. 495, P. 1831; LXXXVII. 322, P. 18325 LXXXVIII. 
429, P. 

5912. Duties on Sugar imported into Ireland, 1800-1821; 
LXXVI. 378. (P. 405.) (App. 956.)——1821 ; xxvir. 202. (p. 217.) 
(App. 973.)}—— 1822-1823; Lxxvimr. 108, Pp. 
306, P. 1824 5 Lxxx. 289, P. 1825 5 LXxxI. 213, P.——1826; 
LXXXII. 412, P. 18275 LXXXIII. 239, P. 1828; LxxxIv. 286, 
P. 1829; Lxxxv. 324. (Pp. 337.) ——-1830; LXxxvI. 495, P. 
18313; LXxxVII. 322, P. 18325 LXXXVIII. 429, P. 


5913. Duties received on Sugar imported into Great Britain 
and Ireland, in 1822, distinguishing each sort of Sugar, and the 
Amount of Drawbacks and Bounties allowed on the Exportation 
thereof; Lxxvul. 73, P. 108, P. In 1825; Lxxx1. 213, p. 


5914. Different Rates of Duty levied on British Plantation 
Sugar (Muscovado), imported, 1776-1826; Lxxx1. 306, P. 

5915. Quantity of Sugar which paid the Duties of Customs 
and Excise for Home Consumption, 1789-1829; ixxxrv. 391. 
(Pp. 403.) 

5916. Gross and Net Amount of Duties of Customs on Import- 
ation of Sugar from the British West Indies and the Mauritius, 
and Drawback allowed on export; (Ordered, uxxxv. 243. Order 
discharged, 271.) 






































18235 LXXIx. 


























5917. Cwts. of Sugar which paid Duty for Home Consumption 
in Ireland, 1780-1830; Lxxxvi. 205, P. 

5918. Average Prices of Sugar in Great Britain at the several 
Periods at which the Rates of Duty have been regulated, 1807- 
1821 ; LXxvI, 287, p. 309, p. (App. 1048.) 1821; LXxvul. 165, P. 
(App. 977.)——1822; uxxvin. 34, P. 1823; LXxx1x. 306, P. 
——1824 5 Lxxx. 289, P. 1825 5 LXXXI. 78, P. 18265 LXxxll. 
412, P. 

5919. Average Prices of Sugar in Ireland at the several 
Periods at which the Rates of Duty have been regulated, 1821; 
LXXVII, 202. (P. 217.) (App. 974.)———1822; Lxxviir. 95, P.—— 
1823 5 LXxIx. 326, P. 18245; Lxxx. 289, P. 1825; LXxxXXI. 
132, P. 1826; uxxxil. 412, P. 























5920. Quantity of Sugar imported into Great Britain from the 
Colonies, the East Indies and Foreign Countries, from 5 January 
1807-1821; Lxxvi. 286, Pp. (App. 1047.)———-1814-1821 5 LxxvI. 
325, p. (App. 1048.) ——1821-1823 ; uxxvur. 187, Pp. (App. 967-) 

——1822- 


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— 1822-1823 ; LXxVIII. 73, P.——1823; Lxx1x. 306, P. 
1825; LXxx. 289, P. 18253 Lxxx1. 213, P. 1826; LX XXII. 
412, P- 1827; LXXxIll. 239, P. 1828 5; LXXXlv. 286, P. 
1829; Lxxxv. 324. (p. 337.)——1830; Lxxxvi. 495, P. 1831 ; 
LXXXVII. 322, P. 18325 LXxxvilI. 429, P. 


5921. Quantity of Sugar imported into Ireland from the 
Colonies, the East Indies and Foreign Countries, 1821-1823; 
LXxvil. 202. (Pp. 217.) (App. 973.)}———1822; ixxviml. 108, P, 
1823; LxxIx. 306, P. 1824; Lxxx. 289, P. 
213, P. 1826; Lxxxil. 411, P. 
1828; LXxxIv. 286, P. 
LXXXVI. 495, P. 
429, P. 

5922. Quantity of British Plantation Sugar imported, exported 


and admitted to Home Consumption, 1814-1823; Annual Average 
Price and Rates of Duties; txxvitt. 87, P. 100, P. 


1824-— 
































1825 5 LXxxI, 
18275 LXXXIII. 239, P. 
1829; Lxxxv. 324, (Pp. 337.)——1830; 
1831; LXXXVII. 322, P. 18325; LXXXVIII. 




















5923. Quantity of British Plantation Sugar imported, 1818- 
1828; Amount of Duty paid thereon, and Quantities exported, 
with the Amount of Drawback received; Similar Account of 
Foreign Sugar imported and warehoused and exported for the 
same period ; LxxxIv. 389, P. 


5924. Sugar imported by the East India Company from Madras 
and Dengal, 1790-1823 ; Lxxvumt. 78, P. 


5925. Quantity of Sugar exported from the Mauritius in each 
Year since its Capture ; uxxx11. 422, p.————Since 1825; uxxxv, 
363. (Notice taken that this Return was imperfect ; withdrawn ; 
another ordered ; presented,) 409, P. 


5926. Quantity of Sugar imported into Great Britain and 
Ireland from the Mauritius since the Capture of that Island; txxx11. 
459, P. 

5927. Extracts of Petitions from the Mauritius for omission of 
the extra Duties on Sugar; Lxxx. 341, p. 


5928. Quaatity, Real and Official Value of Imports of Sugar 
from the British Colonies and Plantations, including the Mauri- 
tius; from Cuba; Territories of the East India Company ; Singa- 
pore, &amp;c., 1831 ; Lxxxvut. 503. (P. 533.) 


5929. Returns of the Deliveries of Sugar from the West 
India Docks, between 5 January 1804 and 5 April 1823; txxrx. 
287, P. 

5930. Total Quantities of East India and West India Sugar 
entered for Home Consumption, 1813-1820; Lxxvi. 353, Pp. 392, p- 
(App. 1056. 1057.) 


5931. Quantities of Unrefined Sugar retained for Home Con- 
sumption, 1815-1831, distinguishing British and Foreign Planta- 
tion, Mauritius and East India; txxxvi. 870. (P. 922.) 


5932. Raw and Refined Sugar exported from Great Britain 
from 5 January 1807-1821; txxyv1. 286, Pp. 325, Pp. (App. 1047- 
1052.) 1821; Lxxvil. 187, P. (App. 968.) 
73, P. 1823; LxxIx. 306, P. 1824; Lxxx. 289, P. 1825; 
LXXXxI. 213, P. 18265 LXxxII. 412, P. 1827 5 LXXxIII. 239, Pp. 
1828; LxXxxIv. 286, P. 1829; Lxxxv. 324, (p. 337.}—— 
1830; LXXxviI. 495, P. 1881; LXXXvII. 322, P. 1832; 
LXXXVIII. 429, P. 

5933. Raw and Refined Sugar exported from Ireland, 182i ; 
LXXVII. 202. (p. 217.) (App. 974.)——-1822; Lxxvulr. 108, P. 
1823; Lxx1x. 306, P. 18245 LXxx. 289, P. 
213, P. 1826; Lxxxul. 412, P. 
1828 5 LxxxIv. 286, P. 
LXXXVI. 495, P. 
429, P. 

5934. Quantity of Sugar entered under the provisions of Act 
9 Geo. IV. c. 93, and 1 Will. IV. c. 72; Quantity of Refined 
Sugar, ke. exported from Liverpool, Bristol and Glasgow, 1828- 
18315 LxxxvI. 810, P. 








1822 5 LXXVIII. 






































1825; LXXXI. 
18275 LXxxIII. 239, P. 
1829; LXxxv. 324. (Pp. 337.)——1830; 
1831; LXXXvVII. 322, P. 




















18325 LxXxvIll. 


5935. Quantities of Refined Sugar exported from England and 
Scotland in 1819-1821; Lxxvit. 315. (Pp. 373.) (App. 978.) 
1822; LXxviII. 330, P. 1823 5 Lxx1x. 536, P. 
477, P. 











18245 Lxxx. 


5936. Quantity of Refined Sugar exported from the Port of 
London during the First and Second Quarters of 1833; Lxxxvit. 
576, P. 

5937. Quantity of Refined Sugar exported from London, dis- 
tinguishing each Half-year, 5 July 1833-1836; same Accounts 
from each of the Outports; uxxxvuit. 655, P. 


5938. Refined Sugar exported to Foreign Countries from 
5 January to 5 July 1834; ixxxix. 568, p. 


5939. Report of Experiments on Sugar Refining, by Dr. Ure, 
M.D. F., R. 8., Professor of Chemistry, made by the direction of the 
Lords of the Committee of Privy Council; txxxvim. 615, P. 


GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





5940. Observations addressed by Mr. Plaxton to the Board of 
Trade, dated 4 January 1833, on the report of Dr. Ure rélating to 
his Sugar-refining Experiments, and other Observations thereon ; 
(Ordered, txxxvimt. 656, but not presented.) 

5941. Letter on the Culture of Sngar, &amp;c., in Mexico, dated 
13 March 1826; Lxxxtv. 402, p. 

See supra, 1719. 1913, &amp;c. 2244, &amp;c. 3928. 


Sullivan, Mr. : 


5942. Original Instrument appointing Mr. J. A. Sullivan to 
the Office of Secretary and Registrar and King’s Receiver, at 
Demerara; Lxxxvi. 361. 


5943. Original Instrument appointing him to the Office of 
Provost Martial in Jamaica; Lxxxvi. 361, P. 


Sunderland : 


5944. Name and Age of the Person appointed to succeed 
Mr. G. Robinson as Collector of the Customs at Sunderland ; 
LXXVIIL. 280, P. 


5945. Surcharges made between 5 April 1832-1833, for the 


House Tax, upon Persons resident within the Borough of Sunder- 
land; txxxvull. 366. (P. 408.) 


See supra, 3223. 


Superannuations : 


5946. Estimate of Sum wanted to defray the Charge of Allow- 
ances granted as Retired Allowances or Superannuations to 
Persons formerly employed in Public Offices or Departments, 
under Act 50 Geo. III. c. 170, for 1820; txxv. 208, p. (App. 562.) 
1821; Lxxvi. 81, Pp. (App. 584.) 1822; Lxxvu. 99, P. 
(App. 598.) 1823; Lxxvir. 75, Pp. (App. 568.) 1824; 
LXXxIx. 25, P. (App. 646.) 1825; Lxxx. 32, p. (App. 758.)}—— 
1826; LxxxI. 102, P. (App. 533.) 1827; Lxxxi. 162, Pp. 
(App. 727.) 1828; Lxxxu. 88, Pp. (App. 668.) —— 1829; 
LXxXIv. 74, Pp. (App. 522.)——1830 ; txxxv. 113, p. (App. 763.) 
1831; LXxxvi. 360, Pp. (App. cxxxii.) 563, p. (App. 1031.) 
1832-1833; Lxxxvul. 200, Pp. (App. 809.) 1833-1834 ; 
LXXXVIlI. 263, Pp. (App. 891.) 1834-1835; LxXxxix. 168, P. 
(App. 744.) 1835-1836; xc. 212, P. 1836-1837; xcr. 
233, P. 1837-1838; xc11.213.——~-In Ireland; 1824; Lxxrx. 
87, Pp. (App. 687.)——1825; Lxxx. 173, Pp. (App. 805.}-— 
1826; Lxxxi. 102, p. (App. 537.) 

5947. Comparative Statement of Estimates for Miscellaneous 
Services, for Superannuation, and Charitable Allowances, submitted 
to Parliament, 1830 and 1831; Lxxxv1. 563, P. 












































5948. Treasury Minutes granting Superannuations to certain 
Persons in the Revenue Departments; Lxx1x. 34.—Lxxx. 11, P. 
197, P. 282, P. 353, P. 554, P. 619.—LXXxxI. 213, P. 275.—Lxxx11. 
37, P. 250, Pp. 594, P.—LXXXIII. 376,—LXXXV. 427, P.—LXXXIX. 
228. 349. 457. 


5949. Treasufy Minutes subsequent to the last Session, con- 
cerning Superannuation Allowances to Official Persons in Govern- 
ment Departments ; Lxxxvi. 773, P. 


5950. Warrants of the Lords of the Treasury for adding 
Consuls Abroad, &amp;c., to the List of Contributors to the Super- 
annuation Fund; ixxvitt. 34, p. (App. 971.) 


5951. Warrants for placing the Clerks of the Loan Office and 
Life Annuities on the List of Contributors to the Superannuation 
Fund; ixxrx. 34. 


5952. Treasury Minute relative to the Superannuation of 
Mr. Lowndes, late Chairman of the Board of Taxes; txxvin, 
73, P. 

5953. Grounds on which a Special Superannuation was granted 
to Samuel Firmer; txxvitt. 280. 


5954. Total Amount of the several Superannuation Allowances 
granted under Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 113, since 5 July 1822, and pay- 
able 6 January 1823; txxvin. 168, p. (App. 973.)}——5 July 
1823, and payable 5 January 1824; Lxxrx. 202, 5 July 1824, 
and payable 5 January 1825; Lxxx. 300, P. Subsequently to 
5 July 1822; wxxxi. 213, p.—Lxxxul. 406, P.—LXxx111. 228, P. 
—LXXXIV. 176, P.—LXXXv. 233. (P. 629.)—Lxxxv1. 496. (P. 507.)— 
LXXXVII. 240, P.—LXXXVIII. 206, P. —LXxxIXx. 161, P.—xc. 163, P. 
—xci. 208. (Pp. 219.)—xcr. 204. (P. 216.) 








5955. Total Annual Amount of the several Superannuation 
Allowances which ceased in the course of the Year 1832; the 
Annual Amount granted, and the Total Amount payable for the 
above period ; (Ordered, txxxvu. 135; Order discharged, 139.) 


5956. Pensions or Allowances of the nature of Superannuations 
(except those paid by Civil List) paid in 1821, in Ireland ; rxxvut. 
450, p. (App. 1128.) 

5957. Superannuations 
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70 ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








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


Superannuations—continued. 

5957. Superannuations or Allowances granted to the Civil 
Servants of the Public, in consequence of Reductions ; Amount of 
Salaries or Allowances received by such Persons previously to 
such Reductions or Abolitions, 1820-1828 ; (Ordered, Lxxxu1. 
539, but not presented.) 


5958. Treasury Minute, dated 4 August 1829, on the subject 
of Deductions from Salaries for a Superannuation Fund; Lxxxix. 
192, P. 

5959. Sums paid from 5 January 1832-1833, to Officers re- 
tired from the Civil Service on the sole ground of Age or Infir- 
mity; LXxXxviil. 724, P. 

5960. Treasury Minute and other Papers relating to the Super- 
annuation of the Hon. James Stewart, late Assistant Secretary of 
the Treasury; Treasury Minute granting Superannuation Allow- 
ance to Mr. Burrowes, late Commissioner of Insolvent Debtors, 
Ireland; xcr. 56. 


See supra, 2381. 2957. 3924. 4464. 4585, &amp;c. ; also the Names 
of the different Offices subject to Superannuations. 


Supply : 
5961. Supplies voted annually for the United Kingdom from 
5 January 1790-1821; Lxxvi. 197, Pp. (App. 916.) 


5962. Grants of Supply for 1817-1819; wixxvin. 100, P. 
(App. 834.) 

5963. Total Amount unpaid on 5 January 1822, on Votes pre- 
viously passed for the Supplies of the Army, Navy and Ordnance, 
and Miscellaneous Services, 1822-1826; Lxxxu1. 355, Pp. (App. 
766.) 

5964. Amount unpaid on 5 April 1827, on Supplies voted pre- 
viously to 5 January 1827; (Ordered, uxxxu. 415, but not pre- 
sented.) 

5965. Supplies voted annually for the United Kingdom, 
1821~1831, separating the Accounts of Army, Navy, Ordnance 
and Miscellaneous Charges from each other; txxxvi. 258, p. (Im- 
perfect, withdrawn ; another ordered, 288; presented, 308, P.) 
(App. xevii.) 

5966. Several Sums granted per Act 1 Will. IV. c. 63, towards 
the Army, Navy, Ordnance and Miscellaneous Services, 1830, and 
Ways and Means to be raised to meet the same; Lxxxvi. 49, P. 
(App. xeviii.) 

5967. Abstract of the Amount voted by Parliament for Supply 
under the several heads of Service, 1829-1831, and Amount ex- 
pended, 1829-1830, and Estimate for 1831 ; (Ordered, Lxxxv1. 899, 
but not presented till) txxxvu. 24. (Pp. 28.) (App. 794.) 

5968. Total Amount of Supply unissued on 1 January 1832, 
of the Supplies granted by Parliament in the Army, Navy, Ord- 


nance and Miscellaneous Services for 1831; (Ordered, txxxvit. 
144, but not presented.) 

5969. Amount of the several Grants for Supply Services un- 
issued on 3 January 1835; Savings which may be deducted; Ways 
and Means appropriated, and Total Balance remaining as Surplus 
Grants; xc. 187, P. 

5970. Amount of Supplies voted annually for the United 
Kingdom, from 5 January 1832 to 31 March 1836; separating 
Army, Navy, Ordnance and Miscellaneous Charges, with the 
Number of Men voted annually for each Service; xcu1. 280, P. 

See supra, 2501, &amp;c. 2516, &amp;e. 


Surcharges :—See supra, 271, kc. 5945. 


Surgeons, Colleges of : 
5971. Sums granted or lent to the College of Surgeons, 1799- 
1827, and other Returns relating to that College; txxx11. 609, pP. 


5972. Number of Persons who have obtained Diplomas from 
the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of London, Edinburgh and Dub- 
lin, 1823-1832; Lxxxvit. 529, P. 

5973. Money which has been received by the Royal Colleges 
of Surgeons in London, Dublin and Edinburgh, for Diplomas 
granted to Persons who have been examined, 1823-1832, and of 
its Appropriation ; Lxxxvirr. 621, P. 

5974. Regulations and Bye-Laws of the College of Surgeons, 
Edinburgh; uxxxrx. 12. 

5975. Returns relative to the Colleges of Surgeons in London 
and Dublin; utxxxrx. 45. 64. 

5976. Estimate of Sum required in aid of Funds of the Royal 
College of Surgeons in Edinburgh; xcu. 521, p. 


Surplice Fees :—See supra, 1237. 


Surplus Ways and Means :—See supra, 2508, &amp;c. 











Surrey : 


5977. Sum levied within the County of Surrey for County 
Rates ; txxxu. 319, P. See supra, 2028. 


Surrey New Roads :—See infra, 6222. 


Survey of Great Britain: 

5978. Memorial of the British Association in relation to the 
Trigonometrical Survey of Great Britain, presented to the 
Chancellor of the Exchequer in May 1835, and Correspondence 
thereon; xct. 121. (Pp. 156.) 


Survey of Ireland: 

5979. Estimate of Sum necessary for commencing a Trigono- 
metrical Survey of Ireland, for 1824; Lxx1x. 87, P. 

5980. Statistical Returns of the Names and Numbers of 
Baronies, Number of Houses, Local Positions, Quality of Land, 
Acreable Assessment, Number of Farms, Names of Officers and 
Magistrates and Clergy in Ireland ; (Ordered, txx1x. 337, but not 
presented till) Lxxx. 298, P. 

5981. Last Report respecting the Trigonometrical Survey of 
Ireland to the Board of Ordnance ; Lxxx1x. 326, Pp. 

5982. Progress made in the Trigonometrical Survey of Ireland, 
stating the Date when the Survey was begun; Amount already 
expended, &amp;c.; Lxxx1x. 603, P. 

5983. Progress made in the Ordnance Survey and Town-land 
Valuation of Ireland, since their commencement; xcit. 649, P. 

See infra, 6160, &amp;c. 


Survey of Scotland : 

5984. Memorials to Government from different Bodies in 
Scotland, on the subject of the state of the Trigonometrical Survey 
of that Country, and Correspondence thereon; xcu. 625. (P. 660.) 
See supra, 3888. 


Surveyor of Taxes :—See infra, 6021. 


Sussex Gaols :—See supra, 1830. 
Suttee :—See supra, 2313, &amp;e. 


Swan River : 

5985. Correspondence of the Colonial Department with certain 
Gentlemen proposing to form a Settlement in the neighbourhood 
of the Swan River, in Western Australia; Lxxxiv. 293, Pp. 

5986. Despatch from Lieutenant-Governor Stirling to Sir 
George Murray containing information relative to the progress of 
the Settlement at Swan River; ixxxv. 649, P. 

5987. Estimate to defray the Charge of Settlement in Western 
Australia for 1831; Lxxxvi. 471, Pp. (App. cli.}———1832; txxxvu. 
256, p. (App. 838.) 1833 ; LXxxvi. 264, p. (App. 911.) 
1834; Lxxx1x. 169, p. (App. 761.) 1835 ; xc. 213, P. 1836; 
XCI. 234, P. 1837; xcu. 214, P. 

5988. Laws and Ordinances passed by the Governor and 
Council in 1832 and 1833; Lxxx1x. 602.—xct1. 413. 

5989. Population, Revenue, Exports, Produce, Stock, &amp;c., for 
1834; xc. 485, P. 

5990. First Annual Report of Colonization Commissioners; 
xcl. 702. (Pp. 711.) 

5991. Instructions addressed to the Governors, &amp;e. of the 
Australian Colonies, since 1 April 1835, relating to Religious 
Instruction and Public Worship, and Replies; with Communica- 
tions referred to in Despatches ; xcu. 140. (P. 158.) 

See supra, 1373, &amp;c. 2488. 4168. 


Swansea :—See supra, 4521. 4617. 5245. 


Sweden : 
5992. Declarations of Sweden, for abolishing certain Dues 
affecting Commerce, 24 April 1824; Lxxix. 437. (App. 802.) 
5993. Treaty with the King of Sweden and Norway, with an 
additional Article, signed at London, 18 March 1826; txxx1. 379. 
(App. 730.) 
See supra, 3112. 3134, 5259, &amp;c. 5375, ke.; infra, 6046, Ke. 
Sweets :—See supra, 5632. 
Swine :—See supra, 3131. 5500. 


Swiss Cantons : 
5994. Ministers sent from Great Britain to the Swiss Cantons, 
1750-1783; uxxvu. 266, Pp. (App. 745.) From and to the 
Swiss Cantons, 1790-1822; txxvu. 260, p. (App. 745.) 


5995. Report on the Commerce and Manufactures of Switzer- 
land; xc1. 839. 


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PAPERS—continued. 171 








J. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the 
Tallow: 


5996. Quantity of Tallow imported into Great Britain in 
1820; Lxxvi. 104, P. 1800-1825; Lxxx. 301, P. 

5997. Quantity of Foreign Tallow, Flax and Hemp imported 
into Great Britain, 1816-1822; txxvu. 102, rp. (App. 990.)—— 
In 1822-1823; Lxxvut. 100, P. 

5998. Quantity of Foreign Tallow, Flax and Hemp imported 
into Ireland, 1816-1822 ; txxvit. 109, p. (App. 996.) 

5999. Quantity of Tallow imported into the United Kingdom 
in 1821-1825; uxxx1. 78, P. 1822-1825; Lxxxi. 356, P. 
———In each Quarter, 1824-1828 ; txxxu11. 501, P. 


6000. Quantity of Foreign Tallow, Flax, Hemps, Hides and 
Seeds, imported into each Port in the United Kingdom in 1823 ; 
LXXIX. 159, P. 1824 and 1825; uxxxt. 348, p. 1826 5 LXxxul. 
423, p.——-1826 and 1827; Lxxx111. 420, P. 














6001. Quantity in Cwts. of Foreign Tallow imported, also re- 
exported, from and to all parts of the World, 1818-1828; (Or- 
dered, uxxx1v. 374, but not presented.) 


See supra, 965, &amp;c. 2975. 3095, &amp;c.; infra, 6052, Kc. 6162. 


Talneir, Fort of :—See supra, 2384. 


Tanjore Debts :—See supra, 2385. 


Tariffs : 


6002. Schedules or Tariffs which have regulated the Importa- 
tion into and the Exportation from Foreign Countries, or their 
Colonies, of all Merchandize, from 1814 to the latest period at 
which such Regulations can be procured; Ltxxxrv. 402, rp. (Order 
Sor printing discharged, 415.) 

6003. Papers relative to the Tariffs published in the United 
States of America in 1814 and 1828; LxxxuI. 556, P. 


6004. Tariff annexed to the Convention signed at Mayence, 
March 31, 1831; txxxvit. 589, p. (App. 1015.) 


6005. Extract of Despatch from Lord Howard de Walden, 
dated Lisbon, April 20, 1834, transmitting Decree equalizing 
Duties on Imports from all Foreign Countries ; Lxxxrx. 321, p. 


6006. Ukase of 23 November 1831, increasing the Import 
Duties upon Articles imported into the Russian Dominions, and 
Comparative Statement of the old and new Duties as transmitted 
by his Majesty’s Ambassador at St. Petersburgh; txxxvut. 314, p. 

6007. Declarations of Sweden for abolishing certain Dues 
affecting Commerce, April 24, 1824; txx1x. 437. (App. 802.) 

See infra, 4121. 


Taxed Carts: 


6008. Duty paid in Great Britain on Taxed Carts and Common 
Stage Carts, 1831-1833; and of the Rates of Duty payable pre- 
ceding the passing of the Act 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c. 82, and at the 
present time ; LXxxvill. 241, F. 


Taxes and Tax Office: 


6009. Duty received for Taxes under the management of the 
Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes in England and Scotland, 
1823; LXxIx. 94, P. 

6010. Original Debt due to the Crown from Charles Hill, 
Collector of Taxes in Creech; txxvi. 264, P. 


6011. Warrant for the Committal of Charles Hill to Ilchester 


. Gaol; txxvi. 274. (P. 279.) 


6012. Letters respecting the Conduct of Charles Hart and 
Joseph Sabine, Inspectors of Taxes for Kensington; iLxxvutt. 
256, P. 

6013. Correspondence between the Board of Taxes, the Trea- 
sury and George White, Surveyor of Taxes for Kensington; his 
Application to be permitted to carry on Business separate from his 
Duty ; txxvirt. 330. 

6014. Letters to and from the Board of Taxes respecting 
Joseph Sabine, Inspector of Taxes for Kensington Division, for 
1818; Lxxvull. 446. 


6015. Places now held by John Wilkin, late of the Tax Office; 
LXXVIII. 344, P. 

6016. Circular Letter from the Tax Office directing a General 
Survey of Houses, and of Treasury Minute, 10 December 1823 ; 
LXXIXx. 78, P. 

6017. Instructions issued from the Tax Office in Edinburgh 
to the Surveyor of Taxes in Scotland, in 1828 and 1829, directing 
them to increase the valued Rent of Dwelling Houses; with Re- 
plies thereto; 1xxxv. 502, P. 

6018. Law Expenses with Salaries of the Solicitors of Taxes 
or their Clerks, and Charges for business done in respect of Taxes 
in the Exchequer in England and Scotland; (Ordered, ixxxvi. 
471, but not presented.) 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





House—(continued)—relative to— 


Taxes and Tax Office—continued. 


6019. Number of Inspectors of Taxes in the United Kingdom ; 
Names, Date of Appointment, District, Salaries, &amp;c., 1830; 
LXXXVI. 753, P. 

6020. Establishment of the Office of the Board of Taxes of 
Persons employed, and Persons formerly in the Service; uxxvt. 
494, P. 

6021. Name and Residence of every Surveyor of Taxes who 
has been permitted to be engaged in other business; Lxxviutt. 
169, P. * 

6022. Circular Letter to the Surveyors of Taxes, dated 1 May 
1811; Lxxvil. 169, Pp. 

6023. Persons who have Salaries or Retiring Pensions in 
consequence of the Abolition of Offices in the Tax Office; txxvu1. 
299. (Pp. 318.) 

6024. Per-centage allowed to the Surveyors of Assessed 
Taxes, on Increases made by them to the Revenue, 1827-1832 ; 
LXXXVIII. 409. (P. 419.) 


6025. Treasury Minute or other Document by which the Con- 
solidation of the Boards of Taxes and Stamps was effected, and 
by which any Superannuation Allowances have been granted or 
refused to any Officers lately belonging tothose Offices; Lxxxvutl. 
659, P. 

6026. Taxes repealed, expired or reduced, and Taxes imposed, 
1833-1834; xc. 256, P. 1831-1835; xc1. 157. (p. 192.)—— 
1835-1886 ; xc. 616. (P. 618.) 


See supra, 480, &amp;c. 1344, 2244, 3148, 4948, &amp;c. 5952; infra, 
6302. 





Tea: 

6027. Duties on Tea imported into Ireland, 1800-1821 ; txxvr. 
378. (Pp. 405.) (App. 955.) 

6028. Quantity of Tea annually imported into, exported from, 
and retained for Home Consumption in Great Britain, 1805- 
1826, and the Average, 1816-1826; Lxxx1. 221, P. In 1825 
and 1826; LxxxuII. 228, Pp. 

6029. Pounds of Tea paid Duty for Home Consumption in 
Ireland, 1780-1830; Lxxxvi. 205, P. 

6030. Quantity and Duty on Tea exported from England to 
Ireland and Scotland, 1830-31; txxxv. 131. 

6031. Statement of the Particulars of the Stock of Teas at 
Halifax and Quebec respectively, to the latest Date, specifying 
the Sorts; Supplies expected this Year at each Place, and the 
Annual Average Quantity sold, 1829-1834; Lxxxrx. 165. 

6032. Communications to Government respecting Duties pay- 
able on Bohea Tea; xct. 302. (P. 311.) 

6033. Treasury Minute, dated 21 June 1836, extending the 
time for Payment of the Duty on Bohea Teas to the ist August 
18365 xCl. 537, P. 

See supra, 1910, &amp;c. 2244. 2387, &amp;e. 





Tees Navigation : 
6034. Sums expended by the Tees Navigation Company in 
making or completing the Tees Cut or Canal; txxxu. 240. 
6035. Sums expended by the Tees Navigation Company 
since 1 January 1828, in carrying into execution the Acts 48 Geo. 


III. and 9 Geo. IV., for the Improvement of the River Tees ; 
LXXXVII. 384, 


Teind Court: 


6036. Warrant authorizing Compensation to Robert Moffat, 
as Macer in the Court of Teinds, 1827, 1828; Lxxxtv. 44, P. 
1829; LXxxv. 32. See supra, 533, 1244. 1772, 





Telford, T. :—See supra, 769. 2230. 4222. 4603. 


Tellers of the Exchequer :—See supra, 2601 ; infra, 6282. 


Thames Navigation : 

6037. Annual Account of the Commissioners of the Thames 
and Isis Navigation, for 1819; Lxxv. 213, Pp. 1820; Lxxvi. 
71. 1822; LXxvill. 43. 1825; LXxxI. 126. (Pp. 188.) 
1828; LXxxiv. 50. 1829; ixxxv. 48. (P. 629.) 

6038. Monies received and paid for Paving and Lighting, 
cleansing Sewers, relating to the Coal Market, improving the 
Navigation of the Thames, re-building London Bridge, &amp;c.; 
LXXIX. 261, P.—LXXX. 269, P.—LXxxuI. 393. (P. 475.)—LXxx1II. 
141.—Lxxxiv. 136.—.Lxxxv. 244. (Pp. 272.)—LXxxvi. 440.— 
LXXXVII. 202.—LXXXVIIL. 250.—LXXXxIX. 265.—xc. 163.—xcl, 545, 
—xcil. 407, 

6039. Memorials, &amp;c. presented to Government since 1 Ja- 


nuary 1835, respecting the Obstructions of the River Thames; 
xc, 480. 




















Thames 














ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 











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


Thames Tunnel : 
6040. Document under authority of which the Advance of 
£. 30,000 has been made to the Company; xc. 487. (Pp. 499.) 
6041. Treasury Minutes and Correspondence relating to the 
Application of the Thames Tunnel Company for further Advance 
of Exchequer Bills, and to the State, Progress and future Prospects 
of the Works carrying on by the Thames Tunnel Company ; xcu. 
486, (P. 500.) 





























Theatres and Dramatic Pieces: 

6042. Number and Name of each Theatre; Terms upon which 
annually licensed by the Lord Chamberlain, 1820-1832; Num- 
ber of Dramatic Pieces licensed by the Examiner of Plays, 1829- 
1831; Lxxxvil. 423, Pp. See supra, 3619. 


Thomas, St., Island of :—See supra, 3114. 


Thompson, Patrick :—See supra, 4181. 


Thread Lace : 


6043. Number of Licenses issued for selling Thread Lace 
under 56 Geo. III.; txxxu. 241, Pp. 


Tiles :—See supra, 821. 3109. 


Timber : 

6044, Total Quantity of Timber, Masts, Deals, Deal Ends, 
Staves and Plank imported into Great Britain from the British 
North American Colonies, 1800-1820; Lxxv, 362, p. (App. 784.) 

1820-1824; Lxxx. 603, P. 

6045. Similar Account for Ireland, 1810-1820; (Ordered, 
LX Xv. 411, but not presented.) 

6046. Similar Account from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, 
Russia and Prussia, 1800-1820 ; Lxxv. 362, Pp. (App. 780.) 
1820-1824; LxXxx. 603, P. 

6047. Total Quantity of Fir Timber and Balks, Battens and 
Batten Ends imported into Scotland from Norway, 1799-1820; 
LXXVI. 198, p. (App. 1087.) 

6048. Letter from Lieutenant-General the Earl of Dalhousie 
to Earl Bathurst, dated 29 November 1820, enclosing Account of 
Timber imported from Quebec; Rafts of Timber imported into 
Lower Canada from Lake Champlain and from the United States; 
LXXVI. 99, P. (App. 1084-1086.) 

6049. Quantity of Wood imported into Great Britain and 
Ireland from Norway, Sweden, Russia, Prussia and the American 
Colonies, Africa, New South Wales, &amp;c.; and also imported into 
the Port of London, 1799-1821; Lxxvit. 437, p. (App. 1004.) 
1821-1826; LXXXII. 584, P. 





















































6050. Quantity of Timber imported into Great Britain from 
the Northern States of Europe during the Year 1821; Lxxvur. 298 
(App. 1003.) 

6051. Duty paid on Fir, Oak and other hard Wood imported 
from Europe, Africa and America, 1822-18253; Lxxx1. 214, P. 

6052. Quantity of Timber of all sorts, Masts, Flax, Hemp, 
Tallow and Linseed, imported in 1822 and 1825; Lxxx1. 356, P. 

6053. Quantity of Timber, Masts, Ashes and Corn imported 
from the British Possessions in America, in 1822 and 1825; Lxxx1. 
356, P. 

6054. Duties levied upon Timber, Deal and other Articles of 
Wood imported from British North America; txxxu. 373, P. 



















































































6055. Deals, Deal Ends and Battens imported into Great 
Britain and into Ireland, 1824-1826; Lxxxu. 443, Pp. 














6056. Timber in the Balk and Deals imported from the Eu- 
ropean Countries, and from British Colonies, in 1826 and 1827 ; 
LXXXIII. 240, P. 

6057. Number of Loads of Timber imported into the United 
Kingdom, 1784-1827, from the British Provinces in North 
America and from the Baltic, distinguishing the Quantity im- 





























ported in British from that imported in Foreign Ships; txxxu1. 
545, P. 

















6058. Duty levied upon Timber, Deals and other Articles of 
Wood imported from the British Provinces in North America, 
1824-1827, stating what would have been the Amount of Duties 
if imported from the Baltic; txxxu1. 546, p. 














6059. Timber and Wood imported into Great Britain, into 
Ireland, and into London, in 1827; (Ordered, uxxxi1. 556, but 
not presented till) txxxiv. 144, P. 

6060. Total Quantity of Timber, Masts, Deals, Deal Ends, 
Staves and Plank imported into Great Britain from Denmark, 
Norway, Sweden, Russia and Prussia, 1826-1829; txxxv. 251, Pp. 
































6061. Cargoes of Timber shipped from the North of Europe, 
thence carried to the Ports in British North America, and im- 
ported into the United Kingdom ; txxxv1. 206, p. 1831-1834 ; 
LXXXIX. 193. (P, 385.)—~1834-1835; xc. 148, P. 


























House—(continued)—relative to— 





Timber—continued. 


6062, Vessels which have delivered Cargoes of Wood into the 
United Kingdom, from Norway, Sweden and Prussia, 1822-1835; 
(Ordered, xc. 629, but not presented.) 


6063. Quantity and Value of Timber, Deal and other Wood 
imported annually into Great Britain, from Denmark, Norway, 
Sweden, Prussia and Russia, and from the British North American 
Colonies, since 1819; (Ordered, Lxxxvi. 344, but not presented.) 


6064. Number of Loads of Foreign Timber imported from the 
Baltic, 1827-1831, distinguishing Foreign and British Ships; 
LXXXVII 322, P. 

6065. Duties paid in the United Kingdom on Timber im. 
ported from the British Provinces in North America; of Timber 
and other Articles of Wood imported into Great Britain, from 
Norway, Sweden, Russia, Prussia; the British Colonies in North 
America Africa, and New South Wales; ditto into Ireland, and 
into London; ixxxv. 280, P. 

6066. Duties paid in the United Kingdom on Timber and 
other Articles of Wood imported from the British Colonies in 
North America, 1813-1834 ; Lxxx1x. 227. (Pp. 385.) 


6067. Memorial to the Board of Trade by the Merchants of 
Quebec respecting Timber Duties; Ltxxxvi. 377, P. 


6068. Despatches from the Governors of Nova Scotia and 
Lower Canada, relating to the Duties on Timber; txxxvu. 361, P. 


6069. Quantity of Timber imported into the Isle of Man from 
Foreign Parts, 1829-1833; distinguishing Importations by 
British and Foreign Ships; a like Return of Importations from 
the British Possessions Abroad ; txxxvul1. 610, Pp. 


6070. Prices of Timber per Load at each of the Royal Forests, 
and not supplied to His Majesty’s Dock Yards, since 1819; 
LXXXVv. 324, P. 

6071. Quantity and Kinds of Timber felled in each of the 
Royal Forests and Parks in 1832, 1833, and Abstract of Ex- 
penses for that period; (Ordered, uxxxix. 464, but not pre- 
sented.) 


See supra, 1912, &amp;c. 1926. 2755. 3095, &amp;e. 3277. 3329. 
5035; infra, 6162. 


Tin: 


6072. Tin imported into and exported from Great Britain in 
1819; txxv. 163, Pp. (App. 774.)——-1820; Lxxvi. 148, P. 
1821; txxvi. 114, p. (App. 1024.) ——1822; txxvi. 132, P. 
(App. 876.) ——-1823 5 Lxxrx. 159, Pp. 1824; Lxxx. 255, P. 
1825; Lxxxi. 148, P. 1825; (Ordered, uxxxt. 117, but not 
presented. )——-1826 ; Lxxx1l. 323, P. 1827 ; LXxxulI. 227, P. 
1828; LxxxIv. 215, Pp. 1829; Lxxxv. 280. (P. 329.)—— 
1830; LXxxxvi. 495, P. 1831; LXxxvir. 292. (Pp. 297.) —— 
1832; LXxxvill. 455. (Pp. 467.)——1833 ; LxxxIx. 185. (P. 208.) 
1834; xc. 232, P. 1835; xcI. 273. (Pp. 289.)——1836 ; 
xcii. 340. (Pp. 358.) 

6073. Tin exported from Great Britain to Ports eastward of 
the Cape of Good Hope, distinguishing Exports by the East India 
Company, and Private Merchants, and separating Exports to 
China, from 1 January 1822; (Ordered, txxxu. 597, but not 
presented.) 

See supra, 1523, 3223. 
































Tipperary County : 


6074. Persons committed to Prison in 1832-1835; other 
Papers relating to the Police of the County; xc1, 313. (Pp. 316.) 


Tithe Commutation Act : 


6075. Return by the Commissioners of Negociations for Com- 
mutation of Tithes; showing the average Sum received, in 
certain Parishes, for Tithes during the Seven Years preceding 
31 December 1835, the Demands of Increase or Decrease made, 
and the Issue of the Negociations; (Ordered, xci1. 49, but not 
presented.) 

6076. Number of Notices for Commutation received by the 
Tithe Commissioners Monthly, to 1 March; the Counties in 
which Parishes situated; Agreements received; Number con- 
firmed, rejected and under consideration, or otherwise waiting 
confirmation; xc11. 140. (p. 148.) 


6077. Papers respecting the proposed Surveys of Land under 
the Tithe Commutation Act; xcr1. 141. (Pp. 154.) 


6078. Agreements for the Commutation of Tithes received by 
the Commissioners, the Time when received, and whether con- 
firmed, disallowed or under consideration ; specifying Amount of 
Rent-charge agreed, and Gross Tithe received on the Average of 
the Seven Years previous to Christmas 1835 ; (Ordered, xcu1. 433, 
but not presented.) 


6079. Sums 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








J. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued)—relative to—- 


Tithe Commutation Act—continued. 


6079. Sums which, in each case of Commutation of Tithes, 
have been added to the Rent-charge as an equivalent for Rates 
and Taxes heretofore paid by the Tithe-payers. (7 be included 
in the last preceding Return) ; xc. 552. 


6080. Number of Notices and Agreements for Commutation 
received by the Tithe Commissioners for England and Wales, 
from the Ist of March to the Ist of June 1837; xert. 495. 
(p. 514.) 


Tithes : 
6081. Clerical Returns deposited in the Privy Council Office, 


which have been made by the Rector of St. Olave, Hart-street, 
1790-1825 5; Lxxx. 372, P. 


6082. Parishes in England and Wales in which Commutations 
of Tithes have been authorized under any Act of Parliament; 
(Ordered, uxxxvi. 526; Order discharged, and Address instead, 
540; presented); LXxxvit. 28. (P. 33.) 


6083. Number of Tithe Causes entered for Trial in the Court 
of Exchequer from 10 August 1830-1833 ; (Ordered, txxxvii. 
660 ; Order discharged, 687.) 


6084. Names of Parishes respecting the Tithes of which Suits 
were commenced in the Courts of Chancery and Exchequer 
from 16 August 1830-1833; (Ordered, uxxxvit. 687, but not 
presented.) 


6085. Number of Bills filed since the passing of the Act 
2&amp;3 Will. IV. c. 100, (Lord Tenterden’s Act,) which on the 23d 
August had been commenced in any of His Majesty’s Courts or 
any Local Courts, in any County in England and Wales; txxx1x. 
332, P. 

6086. Accounts, showing how the permanent Yearly Pay- 
ments, being the difference between the average Gross Income 
and the average Net Income of the Tithes of the Parishes of 
Bexhill, Ewhurst, Northiam and Ore, in the County of Sussex, 
as stated in the Report of the Commissioners of Ecclesiastical 
Revenues, has been expended ; xcr1. 600. (P. 628.) 


6087. Return from the Inclosure and other private Acts, in 
which provisions are included for the Commutation of Tithes, of 
the proportion in Land, Yearly Money Payment, or Corn Rent, 
allotted in lieu of Tithe ; distinguishing the old Inclosures, the 
open Field Land, and the Commons, and the proportions for Tithe 
allotted in the case of each of such description of Lands; xcu. 
339. (P. 708.) 


6088. Number of Causes tried before the several Quarter Ses- 
sions of Ireland, relative to Tithes; of Causes tried by Citation 
before the Ecclesiastical Courts, 1817-1822; Lxxvil, 339, Pp, 293, Pp. 
337. (Pp. 345.) 


6089. Names and Descriptions of Parishes in Ireland from 
which Memorials have been forwarded to the Lord Lieutenant in 
Council, for holding Vestries; other Papers relative to Tithes ; 
LXx1ix. 220, Pp. 316, Pp. 409. 


6090. Name of every Parish in Ireland in which an Agree- 
ment has been made under the Tithe Composition Act; Number 
of Tithe Causes; and Number of Civil Bills respecting Tithes ; 
LXxXx. 417, Pp. (App. 1022-1030.)—1xxx1. 98, Pp. (App. 757.)— 
LXxxul. 411, p. (App. 945.)—Lxxxul. 257, p.—Lxxxv. 197, P. 
—( Ordered, txxxvi. 788, but not presented, )—t.xxxvul. 92, P. 


6091. Return by the Registrar in each Diocese in Ireland of 
the Number of Parishes, the Tithes of which are the property of 
Laymen; specifying the Name of the Lay Impropriator, the 
Amount, &amp;c. (Ordered, txxxv. 286, but not presented; again 
ordered, Lxxxvi. 205, but not presented; again ordered, txxxv1. 
732, but not presented ; ordered forthwith, txxxvi. 923, but not 
presented till) Lxxxvul. 233, pP. 


6092. Sums of Money recovered and received under any Pro- 
ceeding by the Attorney-General for Ireland, under 2 Will. IV. 
c. 41, (Tithes Act) to 1 February 1833; txxxviit. 400. 540, 


6093. Arrears of Tithe due in the several Dioceses in Ireland, 
from 1 May 1829; Lxxxvirt. 566, P. 


6094. Number of Persons who, under the Provisions of the 
Act 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c. 119, have agreed for the Payment of Com- 
positions for Tithes in Ireland; txxxvitt. 566, P. 


6095. Abstract of Returns relative to Tithes (Ireland) Act 
presented upon 16 May last; (Ordered, uxxxvint. 495, but not 
presented.) 


6096. Memorials to the Irish Government from Prisoners con- 
fined in the Gaol of Cork, for Offences connected with Tithes, and 
Correspondence thereon ; uxxxvuii. 540. (Pp. 544.) 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Tithes—continued. 


6097. Correspondence between Gerald Dease, a Magistrate for 
the County of Westmeath, and Sir William Gossett, relative to the 
levying, with the assistance of the Police and Military, certain 
Tithes which became due on 1 May 1833; Lxxxvu. 520. 
(Pp. 524,) 


6098. Sums of Money advanced by the Lord Lieutenant out 
of the Consolidated Fund, upon the application of any Ecclesias- 
tical Person entitled to Tithes, or Composition for Tithes, under 
2 Will. IV. c. 41; uxxxvin. 540. Extracts, 544, p. 





6099. Instructions sent by Mr. Kemmis, the Crown Solicitor, 
to Mr. Gun, relative to his Proceedings for the Collection of 
Tithes in the County of Tipperary; txxxviit. 566, P. 


6100. Advances made from the Consolidated Fund in Ireland 
for paying the Commissioners appointed on behalf of the Incum- 
bents and Parishes, for establishing a Composition for Tithes ; 
LXXxvil, 576, P. 


6101. Letter from Sir William Gossett, directed to Sir John 
Harvey, dated 31 May last, relating to the execution of Decrees 
for Tithe due to the Crown; (Ordered, txxxvitl. 678, but not 
presented.) 


6102. Proceedings before the Magistrates of the County of 
Kilkenny, in which the Police were charged with availing them- 
selves of the Act for suppressing Disturbances and dangerous 
Associations in Ireland for the purpose of collecting Tithes; 
LXXXVIII. 520. (P. 524.) 


6103. Names of Commissioners appointed by the Lord Licu- 
tenant, and Names of the Parishes to which they were appointed, 
pursuant to the Provisions of 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c. 119; (Ordered, 
LXXXxvil. 494, but not presented.) 


6104. Report of William Henry Carron on the Investigation 
into the Conduct of the Police employed in the Collection of 
Tithes in the County of Monaghan, and Correspondence of Sir 
William Gossett thereon; Lxxx1x. 104, (Pp. 212.) 


6105. Correspondence between the Rev. Thomas Locke and 
the Chief or Under Secretary for Ireland, relative to the Collec- 
tion of Tithes payable to him; xc. 187. (P. 193.) 


6106. Proceedings of an Investigation held at Armagh of the 
Transactions which took place in that Town and Neighbourhood 
on 15 January 1835, and following Week; xc. 182, p. 


6107. Proceedings of an Investigation held at Armagh of the 
Transactions which took place at Keady, on collecting an Arrear 
of Tithe due to the Rev. James Blacker; xc. 187. (Pp. 236.) 


6108. Proceedings had upon an Investigation held at Armagh 
of the Transactions which took place at Keady, between the 
Magistrates, the Police and Orangemen, on 5 November 1835 ; 
XC, 428. (P. 435.) 


6109. Affrays reported to the Irish Government since 1 
January 1831, in consequence of Attempts to collect Tithes in 
Ireland; Number of Killed and Wounded, Names of Places, 
Dates of Occurrences and other Returns; (Ordered, xcu. 284. 
Order discharged, 485, and other Returns ordered, and presented, 
486.) 

6110. Abstract of the Amount of Advances for Irish Tithes 
under 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 100; xcr. 803. (Pr. 819.) 


6111. Report to the Irish Government with respect to the 
Detention of Cattle seized for Tithes, in the Gaol of Wexford ; 
xcit. 441. (P. 460.) 


6112. Official Orders or Instructions issued since the appoint- 
ment of the Earl of Mulgrave as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 
with reference to the employment of the Military and Constabulary 
Forces on occasions connected with the Levy of Tithe Com- 
position, and other Papers; (Ordered, xcut. 528, but not pre- 
sented.) 


6113. Composition for Tithes registered under certain Acts, 
specifying the Parishes from which Certificates have been made 
respectively, and of Parishes in which any Tithes still remain to 
be compounded ; Lxxx1x. 281. (Pp. 301.) 332, p. 425. (P. 428.) 


6114, Amount of Composition for Tithes in such Parishes 
and Places as remained to be compounded in certain Dioceses, at 
the Date of the last Return ; (Ordered, xc. 125, but not presented 
till) xct. 14, P. 


6115. Correspondence between the Irish Government and 
the Magistrates of the Parishes of Glauntane and Kilshannick. 
previously to a Police Force being appointed for the Protection of 
Persons employed in the Collection of Tithes in the above 
Parishes ; Lxxx1x, 104. (P, 111.) 

6116. Applications 
X X 





174 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 

















Tithes—continued. 


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


6116. Applications for Relief on the part of the Owners of 
Tithes in Ireland, 1831-1833, showing the Number of Applica- 
tions from each County, and the Amount of Claims for each Year ; 
LXXxIx, 405, P. 


6117. Composition for Tithes registered under the several 
Acts of Geo. IV. and Will. IV., in the Diocese of Ossory ; 
(Ordered, txxx1x. 325, but not presented.) 


6118. Amount of Composition for Tithes in Ireland under 
certain Acts; (Ordered, xc. 511, but not presented.) 


6119. Total Amount of the different Compositions for Tithe 
in Ireland, distinguishing Lay from Ecclesiastical ; Number 
entered into since 1823; xc. 392. (Pp. 476.) 


6120. Bills filed in the Court of Exchequer for the recovery 
of Tithe Composition, August 1835 to February 1836; and other 
Returns; xcr. 631. (P. 639.) 


6121. Suits instituted in the Superior Courts in Ireland for 
recovery of Tithe; Writs of Rebellion issued; Number of De- 
fendants; Amount of Tithe claimed ; Names of Counsel and Soli- 
citors; xct. 679. (Pp. 830.) 718, P. 


See supra, 911. 2581. 2721, &amp;c. 3356. 3438, 3593. 4216. 


5153. 


Tiverton Turnpike Trust : 
6122. Annual Receipt and Expenditure, 1828-1829 ; (Ordered, 
Lxxxv. 241; Order discharged, 273.) 


Tobacco : 

6123. Quantity of Tobacco imported into Great Britain and 
Ireland from the British Possessions in Asia, Africa and America, 
in 1828; Lxxxv. 377, P. 1829; Gross Amount imported, 
distinguishing Snuff and Cigars; txxxv. 621, P. 





6124. Quantity of Tobacco imported into the various Ports of 
the United Kingdom, 1828-1830; Lxxxv1. 493, P. 


6125. Quantity, Real and Official Value of all Tobacco 
imported from the United States of America, Cuba and other 
places ; and from Germany, the Netherlands, the Territories of 
the East India Company, Ceylon, &amp;c., 1831; Lxxxvi. 503. 
(P. 533.) 


6126. Quantity of Tobacco, &amp;e., imported from the United 
States of America and all other parts in 1832 and 1833; Lxxxrx. 
192, P. 1834; xc. 256, Pp. 1835; xct. 320. (Pp. 330.) 








6127. Pounds Weight of Foreign Cigars exported, 1819-1825 ; 
LXxXXx. 255, P. 


6128. Pounds Weight of Tobacco shipped for Foreign Ports 
from the United Kingdom, 1819-1825; Lxxx. 255, P. 


6129. Quantity of Tobacco exported and retained for Home 
Consumption in Great Britain, 1806-1826; Lxxx1. 221, P. 


6130. Duties on Tobacco imported into Ireland, 1800-1821 ; 
LXXVI. 378. (Pp. 405.) (App. 958.) 

6131. Pounds Weight of Tobacco on which Duty has been 
paid, and the Amount of Duty, 1815-1822; Lxxvil. 298, 315. 340. 
(Pp. 350.) (App. 1005-1007.) 


6132. Number of Pounds Weight of Leaf Tobacco, Snuff and 
Cigars paid Duty upon Quarterly, from 10 October 1825 to 10 
October 1826; Pounds Weight and Amount of Duty collected at 
the respective Ports of Importation; txxx1. 180, Pp. In each 
Quarter, 1825-1828; Lxxx111. 127, P. 1828; LXxxIv. 215, P. 
1829; Lxxxv. 258, P. 1830; LXXxvI. 493, P. 183135 
LXXXVII. 503. 1832 ; LXXXVIII. 279, P. 1833 5 LXxxIx. 192, P. 
1834; xc. 256, P. 1835; xcr. 320. (Pp. 330.) 1836 ; 
xcul. 552. (P. 568.) 
































6133. Pounds Weight of Tobacco upon which Duty has been 
paid up for Home Consumption in Ireland, 1809-1822; rxxvu. 
389. (p. 394.) (App. 1008.) 415. (Pp. 417.) (App. 1012.) 1790 
and 1810; Lxxix. 308, Pp. In England, 1809-1822; txxvur. 
405. (Pp. 414.) (App. 1009.) In Scotland, 1809-1822; txxvu. 
436. (p. 440.) (App. 1012.) 








6134. Quantity of Tobacco taken out of Bond for Home Use, 
at each of the several Ports in Great Britain and Ireland, 1817- 
1822; txxvur. 405. (p. 414.) (App. 1009-1011.) 


6135. Number of Pounds Weight of Tobacco and Snuff im- 
ported from Holland upon which Duty has been paid, 1819- 
1825; LXxx. 255, P. 


6136. Number of Pounds Weight of Foreign Cigars upon 
which Duty has been paid, 1819-1825; Lxxx. 255, P, 








Tobacco—continued. 


6137. Stock of every Manufacturer of Tobacco; Quantity of 
Tobacco upon which Duty has been paid; uxxx. 165, P. 


6138. Number of Pounds Weight of Tobacco and Snuff which 
have paid Duties ; also which have been seized, and of the Pro. 
ceeds of the Sale of the Seizures, in each Year since 1789; 
(Ordered, uxxx. 159, but not presented till) uxxxt. 214, p, 380, 
(Pp. 382.) 


6139. Number of Pounds Weight of Tobacco and Snuff 
paid up in England, Scotland and Ireland, 1823-1825; ixxxz, 
199, P. 


6140. Number of Pounds Weight of Tobacco on which Duty 
was paid, from 5 July to 3 August 1825; Stock of Tobacco and 
Snuff in the hands of Manufacturers of the United Kingdom, on 
5 July 1825; Pounds Weight of Tobacco and Snuff paid Duty 
upon in the United Kingdom, from 5 January to 5 April 1826; 
LXXXI. 318, P. 


6141. 
258, P. 


Duty collected at the Ports of Importation, 1829 ; Lxxxy, 
1830; LXxxvI. 493, P. 


6142. Number of Pounds Weight of Leaf Tobacco and of 
Manufactured Tobacco and Snuff seized and condemned in Scot- 
land, 1815-1821; txxvi. 362, p. (App. 1007.) 449, Pp. (App. 
1014.)——1809-1822 ; LxxviI. 389. (Pp. 394.) (App. 1008.) 436, 
(p. 440.) (App. 1013.)——-1822-1824; Lxx1x. 308, P. 





6143. Similar Account for Ireland, 1815-1821; ixxvir. 389, 
(Pp. 394.) (App. 1008.) 415. (Pp. 417.)——1809-1822 ; Lxxvir. 389, 
(p. 394.) (App. 1008.) 471, Pe. (App. 1014.) 1822-1824 5 txxix, 
308, Pp. (App. 1011.) 





6144. Similar Account for England, 1809-1822; txxvu. 405. 
(p. 414.) (App. 1009.) 437, p. (App. 1012.)——18 15-1821 ; txxvu. 
471, p. (App. 1013.) 1822-1824 ; Lxx1x. 308, p.; (Order for 
printing discharged; Account withdrawn; another ordered; 
presented ) 328, P. 





6145. Number of Pounds Weight of Tobacco and Snuff 
seized by the Customs or Excise, or captured by the Preventive 
Service, 1822 and 1823; Lxx1x. 277, P. 1824; Lxxx. 255, p. 
Seizures of Tobacco, Snuff, &amp;c., made by Officers of Ex- 
cise, 1832-1835, as being adulterated; xc. 471. 








6146. Number and Names of Vessels seized in the Ports of 
the United Kingdom, in consequence of having Smuggled To- 
bacco on Board, from 5 July 1819 to 5 January 1825 ;-Lxxx. 
255, P. 


6147. Stock on 5 January 1824, of every Manufacturer of 
Tobacco in the United Kingdom; ixxrx. 531, Pp. 


6148. Number of Certificates delivered by the Excise to the 
Manufacturers of Tobacco and Snuff in London, Bristol, Liver- 
pool and Chester, and Quantities sent out of the Stock of such 
Manufacturers, from 10 October 1821 to 5 January 1825; Lxxx. 
254, P. 


6149. Number of Pounds Weight of Foreign (other than from 
the United States of America) Leaf or Manufactured Tobacco, 
Snuff and Cigars, which have been permitted into the Stock of 
Manufacturers, &amp;c. within the Port of London, from 5 July 1819 
to 5 January 1825; 1txxx. 255, P. 


6150. Pounds Weight of Tobacco declared into Operation for 
Snuff, and of Snuff permitted out, distinguishing England, Scot- 
land and Ireland, 1821-1831; (Ordered, txxxvi. 450, but not 
presented.) 


6151. Seized Tobacco remaining in the King’s Warehouses in 
Ireland; Tobacco seized since 5 January 1821, and of Seized 
Tobacco sold and remaining in the King’s Warehouses in Ireland; 
LXxx. 229, P. 

6152. Number of Acres of Land in Cultivation for the pro- 
duce of Tobacco in Ireland, stating the Number in each Township 
in 1829; Lxxxv. 470, P. 


6153. Pounds Weight of Tobacco, the Growth and Produc- 
tion of Ireland, taken account of by the Officers of Excise in 
Ireland, agreeably to the Act 2 Will. [V.; (Ordered, txxxvu. 589, 
but not presented.) 


See supra, 1910, &amp;c. 2244. 3095, &amp;c.; infra, 6162. 6853. 


Tobago : 
6154. Correspondence between the Secretary of State for the 
Colonies and the Governor and Chief Justice of the Island of 
Tobago; uxxv. 435. (rp. 460.) See supra, 1201. 5397. 


Todd, 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


175 








=—— 





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


Todd, William Goodlad :—See supra, 2633. 


Tolls :—See supra, 3778; also the several Roads, Bridges, §., 
subject to Tolls. 


Tonnage Admeasurement Bill :—See supra, 5278. 


Tontine Annuities, Ireland : 

6155. Salaries and Emoluments to Persons in the Office for 
payment of Irish Tontine Annuities payable in Great Britain ; 
Fees for Powers of Attorney or Transfer of Annuities; and Sums 
remitted to Messrs. Puget &amp; Bainbridge for payment of the said 
Annuities; Lxxxv. 191, Pp. 


6156. Names and Description and Places of Residence of the 
Nominees in the Tontines of Ireland created in 1773, 1775 and 
1777, who received their Dividends at the last Half-yearly Pay- 
ment ; LXXxv. 325, P. 


6157. Sums subscribed by Nominees, now dead, of Life 
Annuities on Tontines created in Ireland in 1773, 1775 and 1777, 
distinguishing the Sums subscribed in each Class respectively ; 
LXXXVIII. 529, P. 


Tortola :—See supra, 5397. 5490; infra, 6287. 


Toulonese Emigrants :—See supra, 2480. 


Tower of London: 
6158. Gross Amount of Fees received from the Public for 
admission to see the Armouries in the Tower of London in 1828 ; 
(Ordered, txxxiv. 411, but not presented.) 


Tread Wheels: 


6169. Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the 


Visiting Magistrates of Prisons in which the Tread Wheel has 
been introduced ; txx1x. 76, P. 


6170. Detailed Statement respecting Tread Wheels in England 
and Wales; txxix. 303, Pp. 


6171. Communications made to or received by the Secretary of 
State for the Home Department, relative thereto; Lxxvuul. 104, Pp. 


6172. Papers showing the result of Inquiries made by the 


Secretary of State for the Home Department as to the effect of 
Tread Wheels in Prisons ; txxx. 49, Pp. 


Treasurers of Counties: 


6173. Balances left unpaid in the hands of the County Treasurers 
and Baronial Constables in Ireland; Ltxxvu. 239, p. 293, P, 


6174. Sums in each County and City Treasurer’s hands in 
Ireland on 1 February 1835; how secured, and Names of Sureties; 
xc. 299. (P. 309.) 445, P. 


6175. Money in the hands of each Treasurer of a County and 
County of a City in Ireland, in 1833 and 1834, after the Payments 


at each Spring and Summer Assizes and October Sessions, and 
after Spring Assizes 1835; xc. 299. (p. 310.) 


6176. Return by the County Treasurers in Ireland of the 
Undischarged Queries in their respective Counties; the Date of 
the oldest; the Number disallowed; the Number allowed ; and 
the Number and Amount for the first time entered in the County 
Book at Lent Assizes 1837; (Ordered, xci1. 500, but not pre- 
sented.) 


Treasury : 


6177. Estimate of the Sum wanted to make good the Defi- 


Townlands, Ireland : ciencies of the Fee Funds in the Departments of the Treasury, 


6159. Tables of Townlands prepared under the authority of 





Grand Juries in Ireland, per Act 5 Geo. IV. c. 112; txxx. 581. 


6160. Estimate for engraving Two hundred and Fifty Plates 
of the Townland Survey of Ireland; txxxi1. 146, p. (App. 709.) 


6161. Estimate of Sum that will be required to defray the 
Expense of the Townland Survey of Ireland, 1833-34; txxxvuu. 
265, Pp. (App. 941.)——-1834-35 ; Lxxx1x. 170, Pp. (App. 786.)—— 
1835-36; xc. 214, P. 1836-37; xcI. 235, P. 1837-38 ; 
XCII. 215, P. 


Trade : 


6162. Prices of Sugar, Coffee, Cotton, Hemp, Flax, Tallow, 
Whale Oil, Deals, Timber and Tobacco in the Months of January 
and July 1810-1822; ixxvir. 315. (P. 328.) (App. 1015.) 








6163. Trade and Navigation of the United Kingdom, for 
Three Years ending 5 January 1818-1820, and on 30 September 
1817-1819; .xxv. 120, p. (App. 653.)——-1819-1821 and 1818— 
1820; Lxxvi. 206, Pp. (App. 878.) 1820-1822; .xxvir. 
133, Pp. (App. 816.) 1823; xxvii. 167, Pp. (App. 809.) 
1824; LxxIx. 207, P. 1825; Lxxx. 249, Pp, 1826 ; 
LXXXI. 306, P. 18275; Lxxxu. 363, Pp. (App. 865.)——1828; 
LXXXIII. 192, P. 1829; Lxxxiv. 164, p. (App. 759.)——1830 ; 
LXXxXV. 225, p. (App. 894.)}-——1831 ; Lxxxvi. 432, Pp. (App. cexlii.) 

1832; Lxxxvul. 220, Pp. (App. 961.) ——— 1833; Lxxxvim. 
205, P. (App. 1029.)———1834 ; Lxxxrx. 158, Pp. (App. 853.)—— 
1835; xc. 162, p.——1836; xcI. 208. (P. 219.)——1837; xcu. 
34, (p. 40.) 


























6164. Comparative Accounts of the Trade and Navigation of 





the United Kingdom, 1835; xc1. 82. (Pp. 87.) 
(P. 40.) 

6165. Letter to the Marquis Wellesley from the Commissioners 
for the Assistance of Trade and Manufactures, under Act 1 Geo. 
IV. c. 39; txxvim. 360, P. 


18365 xcrI. 34. 


6166. List of Advances made by the Commissioners ; txxvutt. 
360, P. 


6167. Papers relating to the Trade between Great Britain and 
Ireland ; txx1x. 182, p. 


See infra, 6303. 


Trade, Board of : 


6168. Estimate of the Expense of a new Building at White- 
hall, for the Board of Trade, for 1824; Lxx1x. 219, P. (App. 673.) 
——1825; ixxx. 31, p. (App. 754.)}——1826; Lxxx1. 141, P. 
(App. 527.) 1827; Lxxxu. 302, p. (App. 719.) 1828 ; 
LXXXxi1I. 160, Pp. (App. 662.) 








Trades’ Unions :—See supra, 4509. 
Transports :—See supra, 4085, &amp;c. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Three Secretaries of State, Privy Council and Lord Chamberlain, 
for 1820; Lxxv. 208, Pp. (App. 563.)——1821; Lxxvi. 80, P. 
(App. 582.)—— 1822; Lxxvu. 99, p. (App. 597.) 1823 ; 
LXxvill. 74, P. (App. 564.)——-1824  LXxIx. 24, P. 18255 
Lxxx. 31, Pp. (App. 755.) 1826; Lxxx1. 92, p. (App. 529.) 
1827; Lxxxi. 162, p. (App. 723.) 1828; Lxxxi. 87, P. 
——1829; Lxxxiv. 73, Pp. (App. 518.)——1830; Lxxxv. 112, P. 
(App. 759.}——1831; txxxvi. 426, Pp. (App. exxvii.) 5€3, Pp. 
(App. 1026.) 1832; Lxxxvil. 105, Pp. (App. 806.)——1833 ; 
LXXXVIII. 263, Pp. (App. 883, 884.)——1834; LXxxIx. 168, P. 
(App. 738.)——1835; xc. 212, Pp. 1836; xcI. 232, Pp. 
1837; xci1. 213, Pp. 

6178. Estimate of Sum wanted to defray the Contingent Ex- 
penses and Messengers’ Bills in the Departments of the Treasury, 
Three Secretaries of State, Privy Council, and Lord Chamberlain, 
for 1820; uxxv. 208, rp. (App. 563.)——1821; Lxxvi. 80, P. 
(App. 583.) 1822; xxxvir. 99, Pp. (App. 597.)——1823; 
Lxxvil. 74, Pp. (App. 565.)——-1824; LxxIx. 24, p.——1825; 
LXxX. 32, Pp. (App. 756.)——1826; Lxxx1. 92, p. (App. 530.)—— 
1827; LxxxiI. 163, p. (App. 724.)———1828; Lxxx1I1. 88, P. 
1829 ; Lxxxiv. 74, p. (App. 519.)—-1830; Lxxxv. 112, p. (App. 
760.)———1831 ; Lxxxvi. 426, Pp. (App. cxxviii.) 563, p. (App. 
1028.)}——1832 ; Lxxxvit. 106, Pp. (App. 806.) ——1833 ; LxxxviII. 
263, p. (App. 884.) 1834; Lxxxrx. 168, Pp. (App. 739.}—— 
1835; xc. 212, P. 18363 XClI. 282, P. 1837 5 XCII. 213, P. 


6179. Particulars of Expenditure for the Establishments of the 


Treasury, Three Secretaries of State, and Privy Council, for 1820, 
for which £. 73,608 was voted; Lxxvi. 210, Pp. 214, p. 222, P. 


~wmy 









































6180. Expenditure for Contingencies and Messengers’ Bills in 
the Establishments of the Treasury, Three Secretaries of State, and 
Privy Council, and for which £.85,628 was voted in the last 
Session of Parliament, and for which £.8,706 is required in this 
Session to make good the Deficiency, &amp;c.; txxvi. 210, Pp. 214, P. 
218, Pp. 222, Pp. 

6181. Revenue Department, and all other Departments in the 
Treasury, and not returned in the Paper presented on 30 March ; 
LXXVI. 494, P. 


6182. Permanent Charges paid by the Solicitor of the Trea- 
sury out of Monies imprested to him for Law Charges; ixxvur. 
163, Pp. (App. 596.) 

6183. Number of Persons employed as Officers or Clerks in 
the Treasury ; txxvii. 83, p. (App. 1054.) 

6184. Total Amount received for and forming the Fee Funds 
in the several Offices in the Treasury, the Three Secretaries of 
State, Privy Council, and Committee of Privy Council of Trade, 
in 1832, stating Appropriation of the same; Lxxxvuit. 499, P. 

6185. Manner in which the Sum of £. 38,193 voted in 1832, 
for defraying the Contingent Expenses and Expenses of Messengers, 
was expended; txxxvull. 541, P. 

6186. Manner 





























































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








Treasury—continued. Trinity House—continued. 

6186. Manner in which £. 4,150 for contingent Expenses and 1830; Ltxxxv. 216.——1831 ; Lxxxvi. 248. 1832; LXxxvi, 199. 
Messengers’ Bills in the Privy Council Department, voted in ——1833 ; LXxxvill. 79.——1834; Lxxxrx. 16. 18355 xc. 204, 
1835, was expended; xc1. 831, P. ——1836; xc1. 147.——1837}; xcr1. 129. (v. 264.) 

6187. Manner in which £.5,400, voted in 1835 for Contingent 6204. Sums annually received by the Trinity House as Surplus 
Expenses and Messengers’ Bills in the Department of the Colonial Pilotage in pursuance of Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 125, § 12, 1825-1899 ; 
Secretary, was expended; xc1. 794. (Pp. 819.) LXXXIV. 83, P. ' 


6205. Pilots’ Fund of the Corporation of the Trinity House of 


6188. Establishment, in the Year 1832-1833, of His Majesty’s 
De eae repens, oe, Sig Deptford Strond established by Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 1253 ixxxy, 


Treasury, of each of the Offices of Secretary of State, of the Privy 





























; 221, P. 26; . 322, 27 ; - 183.— 1898 - 
Council, and of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade, stating pe ss - oe . cto rs re ga — 1828 ; 
in detail the Name of each Officer and the Salary and Allowance REEEEV. SOG, 1829; Lxxxv. 252. (Pp. 272.) 18805 Lxxxvr, 
he semiieds taaneen. 20k © 681. 1831; LxXxxvil. 295. 18323; LXxxvill. 429. 1833; 

3 4 . 498, P. 
; LXXXIx. 268. 18345; xc. 257. 18353 xcI. 325. 1836; 
. oO &gt; 
See supra, 2541, &amp;c. 2690, &amp;c. xc. 517. 
Treasury Bills : 6206. Sums received by the Corporation of the Trinity House 


6189. Irish Treasury Bills issued and charged upon Aids, of of Deptford Strond from the Thames River Pilots, pursuant to 
1821; uxxvi. 24, Pp. (App. 572.}——1822; uxxvu. 30, P. (App. Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 125, 8. 4, for 1829 ; and List of Thames River 
589.) Pilots of the Fellowship of the Cinque Ports licensed under said 
Act; rxxxiv. 83, Pp. 111. (Pp. 198.)—Lxxxv. 241. (P. 255.)—— 
1830; Lxxxvi. 681. (Pp. 708.)——1831 5 LXxxvit. 13], P. 1832; 
LXXXVIII. 489. (Pp. 497.)——-1833 5 LXXxIX. 338. (P. 487.)——1834- 
1835; xcr. 485. (P. 536.) 

6207. Annual Amount of Money paid by the London Sea 


Treaties, Correspondence, &amp;c. : Pilots to the Corporation of the Trinity House, 1825-1834; 
6191. Despatch to His Majesty’s Missions Abroad, dated LXXX1x. 298. (P. 327.) 


Foreign Office, 19 January 1821; txxvi. 28. (App. 662.) 
See supra, 5369, &amp;c.; also the respective Names of the King- 
doms with which Treaties have been entered into. 


6190. Treasury Bills issued in Ireland in 1821, to make 
good the Sums remaining unpaid on 11 July 18215 Lxxvit. 30, P. 
(App. 589.) 

See supra, 554. 1952. 





6208. Thames River Pilots who receive any Pension from the 
Trinity House; Lxxx1v. 83, pP. 
6209. Charge of the Establishments for conducting the Ballast 


Trengrouse, Hen ry: Departments of the Corporation of the Trinity House, London, for 
6192. Letter from Mr. John Wilson Croker to Mr. Tren- 1831; Lxxvil. 460, P. 

grouse, dated 7 March 1818; other Papers relating to his Inven- 6210. Rules and Regulations which have been established by 

tion for saving Shipwrecked Persons; txxx. 505, Pp. 603, P. the Trinity House subsequent to last Session, relative to the admis- 

: sion of Younger Brethren and the Election of Elder Brethren, and 

Trials : other Returns; xc. 441, p. 

6193. Number of Persons tried and found Guilty within the 6211. Pensioners on the Books on the 4 February 1836; Out- 

last Twelve Months in the Counties of Kilkenny, Mayo and pensioners at the Three Quarterly Appropriations ending on that 
Queen’s County, and Number tried and acquitted; (Ordered, day; xcr. 49. (p. 69.) 


Lxxxvit. 41; Motion withdrawn for discharging Order, 125; 


6212. Receipt and Appropriation of the Revenue of the Trinit 
presented) 157.(P.159.) See supra, 1801, &amp;c. 2076. 3140. 3262. P pt 4 


House; 1833-1835; xc. 839. (P. 842.) For 1835; xcu. 45, 





Trigonometrical Surveys, Great Britain :—See supra, 5978. (vr. 91.) 
Scotland, 5984. Ireland, 5981. See supra, 3469. 4485. 
Trinidad : Trinity House, Hull :—See supra, 3820. 


6194. Fines and Quit Rents paid by the Proprietors of Land 
in Trinidad, since the Administration of Government in that . 
Colony, by Sir Ralph James Woodford; also, of Proceeds of 6213. Correspondence between the Government of Ireland, 

. . . &gt; 


Land, and of Fees, Fines and Estates having Royal Grants, &amp;c.; the Lieutenant of the County of Armagh, and the Dean of Tuam, 
suxvers. 88. &gt; relative to the dismissal of that Gentleman from the Commission 
. e ’ . 


of the Peace; Lxxx1x. 356. (P. 365.) 


Tuam, Dean of : 


6195. Names of the Emigrants from the Spanish Main, who 


were sent to Gaol in Trinidad; txxvim. 33, P. Turkey ; 

6196. Repor t of Commissioners of Inquiry on the subject of 6214. Number of Persons appointed to the Diplomatic Service 
Titles to Lands in the Island of Trinidad, dated 10 April 1827; in Turkey since January 1827; Date of Appointment, Salary, &amp;c.; 
ExExH. 568, P. (Ordered, uxxxviut. 395, but not presented.) See supra, 2911, 


6197. Report of Commissioners of Legal Inquiry on the Colony ke. 

of Trinidad ; Lxxx11. 602, Pp. 
4 a \, 7 

6198. Memorial of the Committee of the Inhabitants of Trini- | Turnpike Gates, Scotland : ; ; 
dad addressed to Viscount Goderich, dated in November 1831, 6215. Rents of all Turnpike Gates in each County in Scotland 
praying for a Change in the Legislative Council of the Colony, for Three Years preceding Whitsunday 1835; xc. 718. (P. 720.) 
and other Papers relating thereto; Lxxxvul. 149, P. 

6199. Orders in Council of 20 February and 5 March 1831 
for the Administration of Justice in British Guiana, Trinidad and 
St. Lucia; txxxvit. 301, p. 


Turnpike Roads: 
6216. Returns in pursuance of Act 1 Geo. IV. c. 95, for obtain- 
ing Returns from Turnpike Road Trusts, of the Amount of their 
Revenues, and Expense of maintaining the same; Lxxvi. 106. 


6200. Payments in aid of Revenues of Trinidad and St. Lucia; 6217. Sums given to Mr. M‘Adam, and by what authority; 
Letters and Treasury Minutes relating thereto; .Lxxxix. 362. LXXVI. 272. (P. 274.) 


. 599. r 
(P. 599.) 6218. Accounts transmitted to the Clerks of the Peace of the 


ene1. Labourers born free and Manumitted Slaves transmitted different Counties of England and Wales, from Clerks of Trustees 
from Trinidad ; txxx1v. 396, Pp. 


of Turnpike Trusts, under Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 126; Lxx1x. 533. 
See supra, 15. 1365, ke. 5397, &amp;e. (vp. 537.) 
Trinity House : 6219. Letter from the Postmaster-General to the Treasury upon 


the subject of the Road through South Wales, dated 2 July 1825; 


6202. Surplus Rates of Pilotage received by the Corporation 
LXXXI. 253, P. 


of Trinity House, Deptford Strond, under Act 52 Geo. IIT. c. 39, 











in 1821; txxvi. 35, p. (App. 1211.) 1822; txxvir. 56. (App. 6220. Fees paid on Bills for enlarging the terms of Turnpike 
1150.) 1823; txxvi. 77. (App. 992.)———-1824 ; Lxx1x. 88, P. Road Trusts; laid on the Table ; txxx1. 600, p. 

1825; Lxxx. 113, P. 6221. Estimate of the Sum required to defray the Expense of 

6203. Receipts and Appropriation of the Surplus Rates of Pilot- Fees to the Officers of Parliament on all Bills for continuing or 


age under Acts 48 &amp; 52 Geo. III., in 1820; txxv. 163, Pp. 18213 amending Turnpike Road Acts, 1830; uxxxv. 113, p. (App. 773-) 


























LXxvi. 114. (Pp. 197.) ——-1822; Lxxvir. 98. (App. 1150.) 1823 ; 1831; Lxxxvi. 431, p. (App. exliv.) 563, p. (App. 1049.}-— 
LXxvill. 294. (App. 992.)——1824; Lxx1x. 88, P. 18253 Lxxx. 1832; LXxxvil. 195, Pp. (App. 832.) 1833; Lxxxvill. 264, P- 
312. And 6 Geo. IV., in 1826; Lxxx1. 213, P. 1827 ; (App. 906.)——1834 ; Lxxx1x. 169, p. (App. 758.)}——1835; XC 
LXxx11. 480.——18285 Lxxxi. 179, 1829; Lxxxiv. 110,—— 213, P.——1836; xcI. 234, P. 





6222. Aggregate 











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


Turnpike Roads—continued. 

6222. Aggregate Amount of Tolls collected on the Surrey new 
Roads, since the commencement of the Act 3 Geo. [V.; ixxxrv. 
158, P. 

6223. Detail of £.8,899. 8. 8. charged in the Civil Contingen- 
cies of 1829 for Fees on Bills for improving Turnpike Roads; 
(Laid on the Table) txxxv. 408. (P. 421.) 

6224. Returns from the Clerk of the Whetstone Turnpike Trust, 
containing Answers to Queries relative thereto, and several other 
Trusts on the North Road; (Ordered, txxxv. 633, but not pre- 
sented.) 


6225. Returns from Clerks of several Trusts, containing 
Answers to Queries ; (Ordered, txxxv. 650, but not presented.) 

6226. Surveyors of the Highways in England and Wales to 
prepare an Account of the Money received on account of the 
Highways; distinguishing Money levied under Highway Rates ; 
paid by Overseers of the Poor; paid for Statute Labour; and 
received by Surveyors from other sources; also Money expended; 
distinguishing paid for Labour, paid to Turnpike Road Trustees, 
paid for Lawsuits, and also for other lawful Expenditure in the 
Year ending Michaelmas 1833; (Ordered, txxxvutt. 694, but not 
presented.) 

6227. Highway Rate collected in the Parish of Swallowfield, 
Berks, 1826-1830 ; Lxxx1x. 338. 

6228. Abstract of the General Statement of Income and Ex- 
penditure of the several Turnpike Trusts in the different Counties 
in England and Wales, 1834; xc1. 7, p.—xcr11. 390, P. 

6229. Parishes united under 5 &amp; 6 Will. IV. c. 50, for the pur- 
pose of having one sufficient Person to be District Surveyor of the 
Highways within such United Parishes; with the Names of the 
Unions formed under 4 &amp; 5 Will. IV. c. 76, to which such Parishes 
respectively belong 5 xc11. 334. 

6230. Debts on the Turnpike Trusts in Lanark, Ayr and Ren- 
frew ; distinguishing those Cases in which the Trustees are, from 
those in which they are not, personally responsible; with the 
Rates of Interest chargeable; xc11. 625. 

See supra, 1201. 1724. 3888. 5027, &amp;c.; also the several 
Roads under their respective Names. 


Turpentine :—See supra, 4278. 
Tuscany :—See supra, 1202. 
Twenty-one Day Bills :—See supra, 602. 


Two Pennies, Scots : 

6231. Return from each Royal Burgh, &amp;e. in Scotland, in 
which the Tax of Two Pennies Scots upon the Pint of Beer, &amp;e. 
is levied ; (Ordered, uxxxint. 512; Order discharged, and Address 
instead, 522; presented) LXxx1v. 20, P. 


Tyrone :—See supra, 2626. 
Tyrone House :—See supra, 2437. 


Ulster : 

6232. Reports of Stipendiary Magistrates and others to the 
Irish Government, having reference to the Occurrences in the Pro- 
vince on 12 July 1836; Expense of moving Troops and Police into 
the Province; (Ordered, xc. 694, but not presented.) 


Unclaimed Dividends :—See supra, 561, &amp;c. 


Unfunded Debt :—sSee supra, 1930, &amp;e. 


Union with Ireland : 

6233. Fourth Report of the Commissioners of Inquiry into 
the Collection and Management of the Revenue in Ireland (Abo- 
lition of Duties imposed by the Act of Union); uxxvi. 486, P. 
———-Supplement to the Fourth Report ; uxxvii. 224, p. See 
supra, 1445. 


Union Compensations : 

; 6234. Union Compensations, as laid before Parliament in 1805 
(from the Commissioners under 40 Geo. III. c. 84), of all Claims 

e for Compensation on account of the Representative Franchises of 


Ireland, which were admitted ; to what Amount and under what 
f Conditions they awarded Compensation, and what Claims they 
. disallowed and rejected; (Ordered, uxxxviu. 536. Order dis- 
) charged, 547.) See supra, 14465. 


Union of Parishes :—See supra, 1259 ; infra, 6402. 


' United States :—See supra, 95, ke. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








Universities : 


6235. Estimate of Sum wanted to pay Salaries or Allowances 
granted to certain Professors in the Universities of Oxford and 
Cambridge in 1821; 1xxv1. 444, p, (App. 991.) 1822; txxvu. 
31, Pp. (App. 594.)——-1823; txxvin. 74, Pp. (App. 566.}-— 
1824; LxxIx. 25, p. (App. 650.)}——1825; Lxxx. 32, p. (App. 
757.)——1826 5 Lxxx1, 92, Pp. (App. 531,)———1827 5 Lxxxi1. 162, 
p. (App. 725.) ——1828 ; Lxxxim1. 88, p. (App. 667.)——1829 ; 
LXXXIv. 74, Pp. (App. 520.)——1830; Lxxxv. 112, p. (App. 761.) 
1831; uxxxvi. 426, p. (App. cxxix.) 563, P. (App. 1029.) 
1832; Ltxxxvu. 106, Pp. (App. 807.)——-1833 ; Lxxxvull. 263. 
(vp. 265.) (App. 885.)——1834; ixxxix. 168, (Pp. 170.) (App. 
740.)——1835 ; XC. 212, P———1836; xc1. 233, P. 1837 5 XCII. 
213, P. 

6236. Vice Chancellors to communicate to the House Copies 
of the Religious Tests required of Persons on admission into the 
Universities, or. at the time of taking any Degree; uxxxvin. 
594, P. 

6237. Vice Chancellors to communicaie to the House Copies 
of the Three Articles of the Thirty-sixth Canon, as entered in their 
books of Subscription, and other Papers; txxxviu. 725, P. 
Laid on the Table; txxx1x. 16, Pp. 

6238. Number of Members admitted to, and Degrees granted 
by, each of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, and also 
of Testimonials or Certificates of Admission to Degrees given, 
1831-1834; LxxxIx. 273, P. 285, P. 

6239. Report by Commission of Inquiry into the state of the 
Universities of Scotland; txxxv1. 900. 

















6240. Evidence taken by the Commissioners for visiting the 
Universities of Scotland; xc11. 441. 


6241. Returns of all Sums of Money paid to Printers of 
English and Scotch Universities as Drawbacks of Duty on Paper 
printed upon within the said Universities; Number, Description 
and Value of Books sold, distinguishing Bibles, ‘Testaments and 
Prayer Books; txxvit. 476, Pp. 481. (App. 1311-1313.) 


6242. Minutes of the Treasury, dated 27 June 1837, trans- 
mitted to the Woods and Forests relative to Grant issued in 1826 
from Hereditary Revenues for repairing or rebuilding certain 
Universities in Scotland; xc. 392, pr. 

See supra, 2033. 2209, &amp;c. 3398. 6236. 


Unkiar Skelessi : 


6243. Treaty of Constantinople of 8 July 1833 (called the 
Treaty of Unkiar Skelessi), together with the separate Article of 
the same date; xct. 121. (Pp. 125.) 


Unlawful Assemblies :—See supra, 4822. 


Unstamped Publications : 


6244. Number of Persons who have been committed by the 
Magistrates of the Metropolis for selling Unstamped Publica- 
tions in 1831; Lxxxvul. 28. (P. 33.) 

6245. Number of Persons who have been committed by the 
Magistrates for selling Unstamped Publications, from 10 &amp; 12 
December 183813; .L.xxxvil. 567, P. From 26 July 1832; 
(Ordered; ixxxvi.110; Order discharged, and Address instead, 
130; presented, 167, p.)——From 27 February 1833; ixxxix. 
181. (Pp. 192.}———Under Act 60 Geo. III., c. 9, to 10 September 
1831; xcl. 26. (P. 29.) 

6246. Number of Persons now in Prison upon Prosecutions 
directed by the Commissioners of Stamps, for the sale of Un- 
stamped Newspapers; and Number prosecuted since 1 January 
18315; Lxxxvill. 688, P. 

6247. Information, Evidence and Conviction before Mr, Cham- 
bers, at the Marlborough-street Police Office, 16 June 1834, of 
Joseph Forster for selling Unetamped Publications; xc. 423. 
(P. 582.) 





Uppercross and Newcastle Baronies : 


6248. County Cess and House Tax levied within the Baronies 
of Uppercross and Newcastle, in the County of Dublin, 1827- 
1833; (Ordered, txxxvut. 580, but not presented.) 


Ure, Dr. :—See supra, 5939. 


Vaccine Establishment : 


6249. Estimate of the Sum wanted to defray the Expense of 
the National Vaccine Establishment; for 1820; .txxv. 208, pP. 
(App. 561.) ——1821 ; Lxxv1. 80, p. (App. 581.)——1822; Lxxvui. 
31, p. (App. 594.)———1823 5 Lxxviit. 74, p. (App. 564.)——1824 ; 
LXxIx, 25, P. (App. 645.) 1825 ; Lxxx. 32, p. (App. 762.)}——. 
1826; Lxxx1. 102, p. (App. 538.)}——1827 ; Lxxx11. 162, p. (App. 
732.)——-1828 ;_ LXxxu. 88, Pp. (App. 672.}——~-1829; LxxxiVv. 
74, vp. (App. 627.)——1830; Lxxxv. 113, p. (App. 767.}-———1831 ; 

LXXXVI.. 





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178 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








Vaccine Establishment—continued. 
LXxxvi. 360, Pp. (App. cxxxvii.) 563, p. (App. 1037.)——1832; 
Lxxxvit. 200, p. (App. 821.)———1833; Lxxxvutt. 263, Pp. (App. 
902.)——1834 ; Lxxx1x. 168, p. (App. 755.) 1835; xc. 213, p. 
——1836; xc1. 233, P. 1837 5 xcil. 213, P. 

6250. Establishment and Expense of the Vaccine Board for 
the Year ending 5 January 1822; Lxxvu. 61, P. 

6251. Report of the National Vaccine Establishment, 1820; 
LXxv. 482, P. 1821; Lxxvi. 313, Pp. (App. 1227.) 1822; 
Lxxvil. 14, p. (App. 1192.)——1823 ; Lxxvitt. 177, Pp. (App. 
999.)——-1824; LxXxXIXx. 257, P. 1825; Lxxx. 70, Pp. (App. 
965.)——1826 ; Lxxx1. 120, Pp. (App. 743.)——1827; Lxxxu. 
232, p. (App. 921.) 1828; LX XXIII. 58, P. 1829; LXXXIV. 
128, P. 1830; LxXxxv. 163, P. 1831; LXxxvi. 471, P. 
1833; LXXXVIII. 79, P. 1834; xc. 162, Pp. For 1837 ; 
XCII. 625. (P. 660.) 

6252. Officers and Persons belonging to the Vaccine Board, 
stating Names and Residences; in whom or in what Departments 
is vested the Appointment of such Officers and Persons; Duty 
done, and Salary received by each; Lxxxvilt. 567, P. 



































Vagrants : 

6253. Sums paid by the respective Treasurers of Counties in 
England and Wales for apprehending and passing Vagrants, 
1818-1821; Lxxvi. 210. From 1 January 1821 to 1 March 
1822; LXXvII. 221, P. 1817-1822; LxxvilI. 396, p. (App. 
1024.) In 1823; Lxx1x. 303, P. 

6254. Number of Persons committed under the Vagrant Laws 
to the respective Prisons and Houses of Correction in England 
and Wales ; from 1 January 1821 to 1 March 1822; Lxxvit. 
221, P. 1820-18243; LxXxXIXx. 417. 

6255. Persons charged with Acts of Vagrancy, 1823-1825 ; 
LXXX, 343, P. 

6256. Number of Poor Persons that have been removed to 
Ireland, Scotland and the Isles of Man and Scilly under the Pro- 
visions of Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV.c. 40, from each County in England 
during 1834; Expenses charged on each County ; xc. 233. 

See supra, 4553. 














Valonia: 
6257. Quantity imported into Ireland ; (Ordered, txxxv. 175, 
but not presented.) 


Valuation of Houses (Dublin) : —See supra, 2165, ke. 


Valuation of Parishes :—See supra, 1725. 


Van Diemen’s Land : 
6258. Minutes of Arrangements between Earl Bathurst and 

the proposed Van Diemen’s Land Company; Lxxx. 403, p. 

6259. Laws and Ordinances passed by the Governor and Coun- 

cil of Van Diemen’s Land, 1826-1830; Lxxxvi. 361. (P. 368.) 
In 1830; Lxxxvin. 703. 1831; Lxxx1x. 602, 1834 ; 
xc. 280. 1834-1835; xcl. 752. 1835-1836; xc1r. 413. 

6260. Correspondence between Lieutenant Governor Arthur 
and the Secretary of State for the Colonies, on the subject of the 
Military Operations against the Aboriginal Inhabitants of Van 
Diemen’s Land and New Holland; and Instructions for promot- 
ing their Religious and Moral Improvement; Lxxxvi. 864, Pp. 

6261. Despatches from Colonel Arthur to Viscount Goderich, 
dated 9 July 1831 and 28 June 1832, relating to the Consumption 
of Rum in the Colony, and to the Difficulty experienced by 
Masters of assigned Servants; Lxxx1x. 602, Pp. 

6262. Despatches from the Lieutenant Governor of 1 Decem- 
ber 1833 and 24 October 1834, on the subject of the Erasure of 
Mr. William Bryan’s Name from the Commission of the Peace, 
and the withdrawal of his assigned Servants; xc1. 642. (Pp. 647.) 

6263. Sales of Land, 1823-1834, distinguishing between Crown 
Lands, Crown and Clergy Reserves, with other particulars; xc1. 
702. (Pp. 711.) 

6264. Despatch tothe Colonial Secretary from Colonel Arthur, 
transmitting his Report on a Petition from Gilbert Robertson, 
presented to the House on 2 June 1836; xcut. 616. 

6265. Report from Colonel Arthur on the Allegation set forth 
in the Petition of Andrew Bent; xci1. 649, Pp. 

6266. Papers relative to the Claim of William and Andrew 
Furlong; xc1. 616. 

See supra, 2. 1361, &amp;c. 1497, &amp;e. 2488. 4150 ke. 5249. 

















Vaudois :—See supra, 5117. 


Venezuela : 
6267. Convention between His Majesty and the State of 
Venezuela, signed at London, 29 October 1834; xc. 655. 





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





Verona :—See supra, 5568. 


Vestries : 
6268. Number of Applications for Special Vestries, under 
Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 99; Lxx1x. 30, P. 226, P. 


6269. Circular Letter addressed by the Irish Government to 
the Parochial Authorities in Ireland, explanatory of the Powers 
given to Vestries by Act 7 Geo. IV. c.72; txxxtv. 314, P. 


6270. Sums assessed in the several Parishes in the City of 
Dublin by Vestries in Easter Week, 1830; distinguishing the 
Sums assessed by Vestries at which Catholics were excluded ; the 
like in the Town of Youghal ; the like in the City of Cork; txxxy. 
538, P. 

6271. Vestry Assessments in every Parish in Ireland in Easter 
Week, 1831; (Ordered, txxxvi. 695, but not presented.) 

See supra, 2212. 


Veterinary College: 
6272. Sums of Money granted by Parliament to the Royal 
Veterinary College; (Ordered, txxx111. 556, but not presented.) 


Vicars-General : 
6273. Fees, &amp;c., received by the Vicars-General and Registrars 
of the different Dioceses in Ireland, 1825-1831; Lxxxvi. 462, p. 
See supra, 4768. 


Vice, Association for Discountenancing : 

6274. Estimate for Association for discountenancing Vice in 
Ireland, and promoting the Knowledge and Practice of the 
Christian Religion; 1820; .txxv. 314. (App. 575.)——1821; 
LXXVI. 367, Pp. (App. 621.) 1822; Lxxvir. 163, p. (App. 630.) 

1823; Lxxviul. 122, p. (App. 607.) 18245 Lxx1x. 86, P. 
1825; Lxxx. 172, p. (App. 791.)——1826; Lxxx1. 162, P. 
(App. 564.)——1827; Lxxxu. 267, p. (App. 753.)——1828; 
LXXXIII. 145, Pp. (App. 695.)——1829; Lxxxiv. 117, p. (App. 549.) 
1830; Lxxxv. 166, Pp. (App. 791.) 

















Vice-Treasurer of Ireland : 
6275. Warrants which have passed through the Office of Vice- 
Treasurer of Ireland; 1819; txxv. 292. (App. 937.) 1820; 
LXXVI. 165. (App. 1254.)——1821; txxvi. 134. (App. 1182.) 
1822; Lxxviil. 158, P. (App. 1061.) 

6276. Extracts of so much of the Minutes of the Vice-Trea- 
surer’s Office in Ireland, as state the nature of the Business 
transacted; txxvil. 96, Pp. (App. 1182.) 


6277. Letter or Warrant from the Lords of the Treasury to the 
Government of Ireland; also of Correspondence and other Papers 
relative to the Office of Vice-Treasurer of Ireland; txxviu. 83, p. 
(App. 1054.) 

6278. Treasury Minute regulating the Office of Vice-Treasurer 
of Ireland; txxxvi. 143, P. 206, Pp. 


6279. Estimate of Charge of the Office of Vice-Treasurer in 
Ireland; for 1831; txxxvi. 767, p. (App. 1080.) 


6280. Sums advanced by the Treasury to Sir George Fitzgerald 
Hill during the last Six Years of his holding the Office of Vice- 
Treasurer in Ireland; Vouchers and other Accounts relating to Sir 
George Fitzgerald Hill ; (Ordered, txxxv1. 830, but not presented.) 


6281. Estimate of Charge for the Offices of Vice-Treasurer and 
Teller of the Exchequer in Ireland ; 1832-1833; txxxvu. 418, P. 
(App. 871.)——1833-1834 ; txxxvim1. 265, Pp. (App. 939.)—— 
1834-1835 ; LXxx1x. 170, p. (App. 785.)——-1835-1836; xc. 214, Pp. 
1836-1837 5 xcI. 235, P. 1837-1838 ; xcrI. 215, P. 

6282. Persons employed as Officers or Clerks in the Office of 
Vice-Treasurer and Teller of the Exchequer in Ireland, 1822; 
LXXVIII. 83, P. (App. 1054.) 


6283. Treasury Minute regulating the Offices of Vice-Trea- 
surer and Teller of the Exchequer in Ireland; xc11. 427. 














Victuallers :—See supra, 747, &amp;e. 811, &amp;c. 3455. 
Victualling Office :—See Key to Navy. 
Vienna : —See supra, 535, &amp;c. 
Vignoles, Captain :—See supra, 5895. 
Vincent, St., Island :—See supra, 5340. 5397. 5421. 
Vinegar :—See supra, 3100. 
Virgin Islands: 
6284. Petition to his Majesty signed by the Planters, Mer- 


chants and Inhabitants of the Virgin Islands, transmitted to Vis- 
count Goderich in 1831; Lxxxvir. 108. 


Volunteer 










































ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


179 





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


Volunteer Corps: 
6285. Estimate of Charge of Volunteer Corps; for 1820; 

txxv. 176, P. (App. 514.)——1821; Lxxvi. 82, P. (App. 538.) 
1822; Lxxvil. 36, Pp. (App. 533.)——1823; Lxxvimt. 42, P. 
(App. 516.)——1824 ; Lxxrx. 29, Pp. (App. 561.)}——1825; Lxxx. 
42, (App. 664.)——-1826; Lxxx1. 77, Pp. (App. 412.)——1827; 
LxxxuI. 156, Pp. (App. 631.)——-1828; Lxxxu. 29, p.——1829; 
LXxXxIv. 28, P. (App. 437.) ——-1830; Lxxxv. 47, Pp. (App. 677.) 
——1831 ; Lxxxvi. 233, p. (App. xxxix.) 562, p. (App. 975.)—— 
Supplementary Estimate; Lxxxvi. 358, Pp. 1832; LXXxXVII. 
76, Pp. (App. 653.) 206, p. (App. 681.)——-1833 ; Lxxxvi1l. 126, P. 
(App. 790.)———1834 ; Lxxx1x. 22, p. (App. 657.)——1835}; xc. 
58, P.———1836 5 xcI. 47, P. 1837; xcrr. 65, P. 

6286. Total Amount issued to Corps of Volunteer Cavalry 
in Great Britain, and to Yeomanry Corps in Ireland, for 1821; 
LXXxvil. 182, Pp. (App. 657.) 

6287. Manner in which £. 153,148, voted for Volunteer Corps 
in 1827, was expended; Lxxxu11I. 191, Pp. 

6288. Number of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps to be main- 
tained by £.66,212, charged in the Army Estimates for 1828; 
LXxx11I. 191, P. , 

6289. Dates at which any Volunteer or Yeomanry Corps was 
called out for actual Service, 1818-1828; Lxxx111. 260, P. 

6290. Total Expense of every kind paid by the Public for 
Volunteer and Yeomanry Corps in the United Kingdom, 1816- 
1829; LXxxIV. 388, P. 

6291. Abstract of the Sums voted and actually expended in 
each Year for Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps in England, Scot- 
land and Ireland, 1816-1833; (Ordered, uxxxvut. 669, but not 
presented.) 1816-1834; LxxxIx. 79, P. 

6292. Corps of Uxbridge Volunteer Infantry on 1 January 
1834; Officers and Men efficient; Date of Enrolment; Sum paid 
for Maintenance; Lxxx1x. 107. 

6293. Volunteer Corps of Cavalry, Infantry or Artillery in 
Great Britain or Ireland, who serve without Pay, and whose 
Officers are elected by the Privates, and have Commissions from 
the Lord Lieutenants ; (Ordered, txxx1x. 23, but not presented.) 


See supra, 2153. 2396; infra, 6571, &amp;c.; also Key to Army. 


Vote of Credit : 


6294. Estimate of the Sum that may be necessary to enable 
His Majesty to take such measures as the exigency of Affairs in 
Ireland may require; txxvu. 448. (App. 642.) 














Voters :—See supra, 2467, &amp;c. 2810, &amp;c. 2816, &amp;e. 
Votes :—Scee supra, 4778. 
Wages :— See supra, 3327. 


Wales: 


6295. Number of Attornies now practising in the Court of 
Great Sessions in Wales; txxv. 369, P. 

6296. Number of Pleas in the County Court, entered in the 
Sheriff’s Books in Wales; Lxxv. 458, Pp. (App. 903.) 

6297. Process issued at the commencement of Suits in Equity 
in each of the several Courts of Great Sessions in Wales, and in 
the Court of the Chamberlain of Chester, and List of all Bills in 
Chancery filed in the same, 1820-1830; Lxxxv. 163, Pp. 

6298. Suits commenced in the several Courts at Westminster, 
1825-1829, wherein the Venue was laid in any County in Wales ; 
and of all Issues in such Suits sent down for trial at the Assizes at 
Hereford and Shrewsbury ; txxxv. 181. (Pp. 187.) 189, p. (Part 
of these Orders discharged. Address instead thereof, 189 ; pre- 
sented, 442, P.) 

6299. Salaries, &amp;c., of the Justices of the Chester Circuit ; 
Chief Justice of the North Wales Circuit ; Justice of the Brecon 
Circuit ; Lxxxv. 506, P. 

6300. Decrees, &amp;c., made in Suits in Equity in Courts of Great 
Sessions, and in the Court of the Chamberlain of Chester, 1820- 
1830; Lxxxv. 536, P. 

See infra, 6410. 


Walmer Castle : 
6301. Sums annually expended for Repairs and other Inci- 
dental Charges, 1825-1835; xc. 190, P. 


Warding, Acts of :—See supra, 2046. 


Warehousemen : 
6302. Monies received in England, Scotland and Ireland for 
Duties on Warehousemen, in the Year ending 5 April 1826; 
LXXXII. 423, P. 


Warehouses :—See supra, 2297. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





House—(continued)—relative to— 


Warehousing Ports: 
6303. Names of the Ports in the United Kingduia to which 
the Privilege of warehousing and bonding of Goods has been 


extended; Number of Ships belonging to each Port; txxxiu. 
239, P.—LXxXIVv. 216, P. 


6304. Ports and Creeks in Ports in the United Kingdom in 
which Goods imported are allowed to be warehoused in Bond for 
the Duties; txxxv1. 228, p. 


6305. Number of Warehouses of special Security in the several 
Ports of Great Britain and Ireland; txxxvut. 529, p. 


6306. Warehouses of special Security in the Port of London 
which have been licensed by the Lords of the Treasury ; Lxxx1x. 
161, P. 

6307. Memorials and Petitions from Inland Towns to the 
Board of Trade, praying that the Privilege of bonding or ware- 
housing may be extended to them; Lxxx1x. 521, P. 

6398. Official Value of Merchandise warehoused in the Ports 
of the United Kingdom, 1814-1827 ; (Ordered, xxx. 416, but 
not presented.) 

6309. Official Value of Goods warehoused in the Port of Lon- 
don, 1825-1830; and Goods actually in the Bonded Warehouses 
thereof, on 5 January 1831; (Ordered, txxxv1. 264, but presented 
till) 740, Pp. 

6310. Goods and Produce in Warehouse at the Ports of Great 
Britain, 1827-1831 ; distinguishing Produce of British Colonies, 
Indian Possessions and other Countries; (Ordered, txxxvut. 464, 
but not presented.) 

6311. Gross Amount of Stamp Duty paid at all the Ports of 
Great Britain for Bonds taken at the Custom House for warehous- 
ing Goods and Produce entered Inwards in the Years ending 
5 July 1830 and 1831, distinguishing Amounts paid at London, 
Liverpool, Bristol, Hull and the Ports on the Clyde; rxxxvu. 
263, P. 

6312. Treasury Minute directing that the Privilege of special 
Security be withdrawn from certain Warehouses in Scotland ; 
xC. 428, P. 

6313. Places having the Privilege of bonding Foreign Goods 


in Great Britain and Ireland, stating to what Ports they belong; 
xcll. 204. (P. 216.) 


6314. Treasury Minute respecting Bonding Warehouses ; xc11. 
67. (Pp. 74.) 


See supra, 2190. 


Warwick Borough :—See supra, 1417. 5806. 


Watch Cases: 


6315. Number annually stamped at Goldsmiths’ Hall, 1814- 
18305 Lxxxv. 437, P. 


Watches :—See supra, 1273. 3201, &amp;e. 
Water :—See supra, 2213, &amp;c. 3840, Ke, 


Waterford : 

6316. Certificate of Magistrates petitioning for a Stipendiary 
Magistrate for the District of Kilmacthomas, and Memorial from 
the County of Waterford against it; Lxxx11. 355, P. 

6317. Imports into and Exports from Waterford, 1815-1830 ; 
(Ordered, uxxxvi. 485, but not presented till) 554, rp. 


See supra, 2762. 


Waterloo Bridge New Street : 
6318. Estimate of the Expense to be incurred under the 
Waterloo Bridge New Street Bill, distinguishing the Amounts to 
be borne by the Public and private Parties; Lxxxvi. 611, P. 


Ways and Means :—See supra, 2503. 5966. 


Wax: 
6319. Duty paid on Foreign Wax imported, 1828-1831 ; 
(Ordered, uxxxv1. 387, but not presented till) 554, v. 


Wax Candles :—See supra, 967. 


Weevil :—See supra, 4108. 
Weights and Measures: : 

6320. Second Report of the Commissioners appointed to con- 
sider the subject of Weights and Measures; txxv. 482, P. 
Third Report; Lxxvi. 234, P. Report communicated by the 
Lords ; Lxx1x. 118, P. 

6321. Letter from Commissioners of Weights and Measures, 
dated 14 January 1835, to J. C. Herries, Esq’*; ixxx. 10, P. 

6322. Returns 











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


Weights and Measures—continued. 

6322. Returns from the Office of Chamberlain of the Exche- 
quer; what Counties in England, Ireland and Scotland, &amp;e., have 
caused Copies or Models to be made of the new Standards ; Lxxx11. 
115, P. 

6323. Counties and Counties of Cities and Towns in Ireland 
for which Copies or Models of the Standards of Length, Weight 
and Measure have been procured since 5 Geo. IV.; (Ordered, 
LXXXIX. 121, but not presented.) 

6324. Number of Certificates given; Quantity of Weights 
and Measures Stamped; Sums received; False Weights and 
Measures rejected by each of the Inspectors for Middlesex, up to 
1 March 1835; xc. 143. (p. 151.) 

6325. Inspectors of Weights and Measures appointed under 
Act of last Session; and also those holding the appointment under 
the provisions of any former Acts; xc. 203. (Pp. 208.) 649. 

6326. Instructions given by Magistrates at Quarter Sessions 
for the several Counties of England and Wales, to Inspectors of 
Weights and Measures appointed under the provisions of the Act 
of last Session; xc. 233, Pp. 

6327. Number of Verifications and Stampings of Weights and 
Measures made by each Inspector in Great Britain; Fees de- 
manded by Inspectors for adjusting Weights under the provisions 
of the late Act; xc. 363. 649. 


Welland Canal :—See supra, 919. 

Welsh Judicature :—Sce supra, 6295, &amp;e. 
Wentworth, William Charles :—See supra, 4182, &amp;e. 
West India Clergy &gt;—See supra, 1267 ; infra, 6335. 
West India Docks: 


6328. Receipt and Application of all Monies received by the 
West India Dock Company, in 1820; Lxxv1. 186, P. 1821 ; 
LXXVII. 140, P.——18225 LXxvull. 51. 18235; LXxx1x. 171. 
1824; Lxxx. 197. 18253 Lxxx1. 109. 18265 Lxxx1r. 406. 

1827; LXxxitt. 183. 1828; Lxxxiv. 391. (Pp. 406.)—— 
1829; Lxxxv. 197. (P. 282.) 
See supra, 1192. 1885. 5929. 


West Indies: 

6329. Account of Charges incurred by Great Britain on ac- 
count of the British West Indies, 1793-1823; (Ordered, txxvitt. 
13, but not presented.) 

6330. Reports of Commissioners of Inquiry into the Adminis- 
tration of Civil and Criminal Justice in the West Indies; First ; 
LXxx. 631, P. Second; Lxxxi. 257, P. 
11], P. 

6331. Salaries of Governors, Lieutenant Governors, Chief 
Justices of Courts of Law, and other Public Officers in Jamaica 
and the Leeward Islands; txxx11. 249, Pp. 

6332. Estimate of Amount required to defray the Charge of 
Salaries to Governors, Lieutenant Governors and others in His 
Majesty’s West India Colonies, formerly charged upon the 4 4 per 
Cent. Duties, or paid from Civil Contingencies, 1832-33; Lxxxvuil. 
256, p. (App. 840.)——1834-35 5 Lxxx1x. 169, p. (App. 762.) 
1835-36; xc. 213, P. 1836-37; xcI. 234, P. 1837-38 ; 
XCII. 214, P. 

6333. Courts of Justice in the West Indies; First Report of 
Commissioners of Inquiry, Second Series (Jamaica); 1xxx1. 
606, P. Second Report (Demerara, Essequibo and Berbice); 
LXXXull. 556, P. Third Report (Honduras and Bahamas) ; 
LXXXIv. 396, P. 

6334. Laws passed by the several Colonial Legislatures for the 
Relief of the Catholics, the Removal of the Disabilities of the 
Jews and Free Persons of Colour, 1826-1832; Lxxxvi. 88, p. 
256, P. 

6335. Estimate of the Sum required for erecting Churches and 
providing Presidencies for Bishops in the West Indies; txxx11. 
302, p. (App. 720.)}——1828 ; Lxxx11. 160, P. 
104, P. 18303; Lxxxv. 112, p. (App. 757.) 

6336. Extent and Situation of the Crown Lands in the West 
India Colonies; txxxi. 178, P. 

6337. Number of Troops stationed in the West Indies, and 
Number of Deaths which have occurred since June 1810; (Or- 
dered, uxxxtv. 361, but not presented.) 


Third; txxx1. 


1829; LXxxXIv. 


6338. Despatches from the Governors of Barbados, St. Vincent 
and St. Lucia, relating to the late Hurricane in the West Indies ; 
LXXXVII. 142, P. 

6339. Statements, Calculations and Explanations submitted to 
the Board of Trade, relative to the Commercial, Financial and 
Political State of the British West India Colonies, since 19 May 
18305 LXXXVI. 219, P. 





House—(continued)—relative to— 


West Indies—continued. 
6340. Duties, 1787-1823, levied on Coffee, Sugar, Indigo ang 
Cotton, on Importation for Home Consumption from Eagt and 
West Indies; txxvit. 65, P. 72, P. 79, P. 87, P. 132, P. 


6341. Statements showing the Rates and Amount of Duties 
levied under British Acts of Parliament on British West India 
Products imported into the British North American Colonies. 
also Rates and Amount of Duties levied on those of Foreign, 
‘Growth imported into the said Colonies, and the Appropriation 
thereof; and several other Accounts relating to West India 
Produce, 1828-1830; Lxxxv. 427, Pp. 470, p. 502, P. 

6342. Duties levied on United States’ Articles imported into 
each of the British West India Colonies, with the Amounts of 
Salaries of each of the Officers of Customs in such Colonies, 189g . 
( Ordered, txxxv. 639, but not presented.) ’ 

6343. Declared Value of British and Irish Produce anq 
Manufactures exported from Great Britain to the British West 
Indies, 1817-1822; txxvii1. 87, Pp. ————From Ireland; txxyy, 
291, P. 


6344. Value of all Merchandise exported to each of the 
British West India Colonies; 1813-1822; .xxvi. 111, p 
193, P. 


6345. Amount of British Merchandise exported from the Bri- 
tish West Indies to Foreign Settlements in the West Indies and 
America, 1814-1823; Ltxxvim. 185. 

6346. Official and Declared Value of all Merchandise exported 
from the United Kingdom to the Foreign West India Colonies, 
and to the Island of St. Domingo or Hayti; (Ordered, uxxx, 489, 
but not presented.) 


6347. Official and Declared Value of all British Merchandise 


exported to each of the British West India Colonies in 1825; 
( Ordered, txxx1. 386, but not presented.) 


6348. Real and Official Value of Exports and Imports to and 
from the British West Indies, and Duties received on Goods im- 
ported, 1814-1826; Lxxx1. 459, P. 


6349. Imports and Exports from the British West India 
Islands; Rates of Duty charged on Exports; several other Ac- 
counts relative to the Trade with the British West India Islands 
and British North American Colonies, 1816-1827; Lxxxn. 
564, P. 


6350. Quantities, Official and Declared Value of all kinds or 
denominations of Goods, Merchandise, Produce and Manufae- 
tures, exported from Great Britain and Ireland to each of the 
British West..India Islands and Colonies, 1821-1827 ; (Ordered, 
Lxxx111. 457, but not presented.) 


6351. Number of Gallons of Rum and Molasses annually ex- 
ported from the British West India Colonies to the United States 
of America, and to the British North American Colonies, from 
18123; Lxxxv. 637, P. 

6352. Quantity of Sugar, Rum, Molasses, Cocoa, Coffee, Cot- 
ton and every other Produce exported from each of the British 
Colonies in the West Indies, and from the Mauritius ; stating 
Countries and Quantity exported to each, 1830-1833 ; (Ordered, 
LXXXvill. 527, but not presented.) 

6353. Sugar imported from the West Indies and the Mauri- 
tius, and entered for Re-exportation in 1834 and 1835; distin- 
guishing each Colony; the same of Rum, Molasses, Coffee, 
Cotton, Cocoa, Ginger, Pimento, Arrowroot, Tobacco, Indigo, 
Succades, Liqueurs, Cedar, Dyewoods, Mahogany and Spars, 
Bark, Braziletto and Fustic; xc1. 407. (rp. 418.) In 1836; 
xc. 426. (Pp. 437.) : 


6354. Gross Proceeds of the Produce paying 43 per Cent. 
Duty, sent from Barbados, Antigua, Montserrat, St. Christopher, 
Nevis and Tortola; also the Quantities of Sugar imported from 
each of those Islands, and a List of the Appropriation thereof, 
1820-1830; Lxxxv. 280, P. 

6355. Coloured Population of the West India Colonies, as 
taken in 1820; Lxxx11. 249, Pp. 

6356. Protest of West India Merchants, transmitted to Vis- 
count Goderich, onG April 1832; Lxxxvu. 275, P. 


6357. Amount advanced to the West India Proprietors from 
the Vote of £.1,000,000 in the last Session, for their assistance, 
stating the Date of the Advances, and the Amount of each Advance; 
LXXXVIII. 724, P. 

See supra, 113. &amp;c. 528, 1200. 1355, &amp;e. 2764, &amp;c. 2849, 
ke. 3089, &amp;e. 3248. 3419. 4170. 5340, &amp;e. 5916; also 
Key to Slaves and Slave Trade. 


Westmeath, County :—See supra, 2093. 


Westminster, 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








= 


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


Westminster, City and Liberties: 

_ 6358. Number of Houses in the different Parishes of West- 
minster untenanted and unoccupied at the last periods of rating to 
the Local Taxes; (Ordered, txxxvuit. 592, but not presented.) 

6359. Return showing by or under what Authorities the Muni- 
cipal and Parochial Affairs of the City and Liberties of Westminster, 
and that part of the Duchy of Lancaster adjoining thereto, are 
carried on; which of the Parishes have select and which open 
Vestries; LXxxviil. 683. (P. 710.) 


Westminster Abbey : 

6360. Estimate of Sum wanted towards the Repair of Henry 
the Seventh’s Chapel; For 1820; uixxv. 254, ep. (App. 565.)—— 
1821; LXxvI. 140, Pp. (App. 585.) 1822; txxvu. 99, p. (App. 
596.}——1823 ; Lxxvui1. 174, p. (App. 570.) 

6361. Sums charged by the Dean and Chapter of Westminster 
for admission to view the Monuments; Amount received, and 
Appropriation, 1820-1826; Lxxxt. 192, P. 


6362. Table of Fees charged by the Dean and Chapter of 
Westminster for Burial Fees, &amp;c.; List of Applications made 
for permission to bury, to erect Monuments, &amp;c.; distinguishing 
the Applications complied with, Fees received, and the Appro- 
priation; xc11. 275.(P. 296.) 


‘ Westminster Abbey and St. Paul’s Cathedral: 

6363. Annual Amount of Money taken at Westminster Abbey 
and Saint Paul’s for Admission, 1827-1837 ; Appropriation of Sum 
charged for admitting Individuals to see the Monuments; Regu- 
lations under which Artists are admitted to study ; xc11. 275. 286. 
(Pp. 296.) 

6364, Amounts of Public Money paid for the erection of 
Monuments in the Cathedral of St. Paul's and in Westminster 

: Abbey; stating the Names, Dates and Amounts of each; also, an 
Account of the Amount of Public Money paid for the Erection 

| and Repairs of any part of the Cathedral of St. Paul’s and 
Westminster Abbey ; (Ordered, xc. 553, but not presented. ) 





Westminster Bridge : 

6365. Annual Accounts of the Treasurer to the Commis- 
sioners of Westminster Bridge, 1820; uxxv. 458. 1821; 
LXxvI. 493. 18223; LXxxvil. 476. 18235 Lxxvil. 472. 
1824; LxxIx. 526. 18255 Lxxx. 623. 18263; LxxxI. 366. 

1827 ; LXxx1I. 600. 1828 5 LXxx11l. 545. 1829 5 LXXXIV. 
1830; Lxxxv. 641. 1831; Lxxxvi. 903. 1832; 
1833; LxxxvilIl. 721. 18345; Lxxxix. 580. 





























r 407. 
» LXxxvli. 570. 























e (P. 602.)——1835 5 xc. 658. 1836; xcr. 822. 
i 
Westminster Constables :—See supra, 1465. 
“i Westminster Court Leet :—See supra, 1774. 
D8 
H Westminster Court of Requests :—See supra, 1798. 
. Westminster Hall : 
h 6366. Estimate of Sum required to defray the Charge of the 
7 Repairing and Restoration of Westminster Hall, 1834-35; txxx1x. 
i 167, p. (App. 736.) See supra, 4338. 
Westminster Improvement : 
aa 6367. Estimate of Sum wanted under Act 46 Geo. III. c. 89, 
- for Outstanding Demands for 1821; Lxxvi. 189, Pp. (App. 588.) 
my 1822; uxxvil. 341, Pp. (App. 620.)——1821-1826; Lxxx1. 
3» 141, p. (App. 527.) 
rs, 6368. Particulars on which the Sum of £. 3,526. 3. 10. charged 
65 in the Miscellaneous Estimates for 1826 was expended ; Lxxx1. 
221, P. 
nt. 
er, Westminster Paving : 
om 6369. Names of the several Streets in the City of Westminster 
of, now under the Control and Management of the Commissioners, 
called “Optional Street Commissioners;” the Names of such 
as Commissioners, and the Titles of the respective Acts of Parliament 
under which they act; Lxxxvit. 415. (Pp. 428.) 
Tige 6370. Return stating what Changes have taken place in the 
Commission for the Management of the Optional Streets in West- 
minster, since the Return laid before the House in June 1832; 
+ 96 Names of the Persons employed, with their Salaries ; txxx1x. 165. 
a (Pp. 261.) 
ce} 
Westminster, St. James’s Parish : 
49, 6371. Accounts relating to the Poor, Paving, Watching, 
Iso Lighting and Cleansing the Parish of St. James’s, Westminster, 
1818-1823; Lxxx11I. 281. 338. 
6372. Receipts and Expenditure relative to the Poor of the 
said Parish, from 1 June 1827 to 12 June 1828; uxxxi. 486. 
er, 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








Westminster, St. James’s Parish—continued. 


6373. Particulars of the Expenditure of the Monies received 
for Rents of Pews in the Church of the said Parish, 1816-1828 ; 
LXXXIv. 87. 

6374. Monies received and expended under Act 56 Geo. III. 
relating to the Poor of the said Parish; and Act 1 Jac. II. for 
erecting the said Parish, &amp;c.; txxxiv. 87; (Return withdrawn, 
being imperfect, and another ordered, 177 ; presented, 195.) 

6375. Particulars of the Property for which the Sums men- 
tioned in the last Account have been paid; ixxx1v. 206. 


6376. Empty Houses in the Parish of St. James’s, West- 
minster, 1818-1829; also Rental of each House as rated to the 
Poor’s Rate; txxxvi. 214. 

6377. Return from the Vestrymen, &amp;c., of the Parish of 
St. James, Westminster, of Monies received from the Commis- 
sioners of Woods, &amp;c., in respect of Deficiency on the Poor’s Rate 
arising from Houses shut up, or used by Authority of Act 
53 Geo. III. c. 121, and Monies paid to the Commissioners under 
Act 53 Geo. III. c. 43; (Ordered, ixxxvi. 470, but not pre- 
sented till) 714. 


6378. Return from the Churchwardens and Overseers of the 
Poor of the said Parish of the Number of resident Householders ; 
also the Number of Persons rated to the Relief of the Poor, for 
One Year or more; Lxxxvit. 50. 


6379. Return from the Vestrymen, Churchwardens, Governors 
of the Poor, and Commissioners or Trustees of the Pavements in 
the said Parish, of all Parochial Rates, Taxes and Assessments 
made upon the Inhabitants of the said Parish; stating the Periods 
when the same must be paid in order to qualify the Rate-payers 
of the said Parish to vote for or against the Adoption of the Act 
1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. c. 60; txxxvut. 50. 

6380. Return from the Churchwardens of the said Parish 
of the Number of rated Householders therein ; txxxvir. 50. 
Similar Return ; (Ordered, xc. 19. Order discharged, 61.) 

6381. Number of Rate-payers qualified to vote for the Adop- 
tion or Non-adoption of the Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. c. 60; stating the 
Number of Votes tendered for and against the Adoption of the 
same; LXXXvII. 249. 


6382. Number of Persons in the said Parish, on 17 March 
1832, who had been rated to the Relief of the Poor for the whole 
Year immediately preceding, and had paid their Rates; and of 
the Number of Declarations or Votes for and against the Adoption 
of the Act of last Session for the better Regulation of Vestries ; 
LXXXVII. 251, P. 

6383. Sums assessed, collected and received for the Relief of 
the Poor within each District Division of the said Parish; and 
Monies paid and disbursed, 1828-1832; txxxvu. 301. 

6384. Number of Rated Inhabitants of the said Parish, and the 


Number who had paid their Rates and Assessed Taxes on or before 
the 20 July 1832; txxxvir. 550, p. 





Westmorland Lock Hospital :—See supra, 2119. 


Wetherall, Thomas : 


6385. Offices held by Thomas Wetherall, First Clerk of 
Imports in Ireland; ixxvi. 468, P. 


Wexford: 


6386. Indictments sent up to the Grand Jury of the County of 
Wexford against Captain Graham, for Murder, and other Papers 
connected therewith; txxxvi. 810, Pp. 

6387. Memorial of James Nowland and others to the Lord 
Lieutenant regarding the Conduct of the Magistrates of Wexford, 
LXXXVI.928. 

6388. Namesand Residences of the One Hundred greatest Cess- 
payers in each Barony and Half-barony in the County of Wexford, 
as returned by the High Constables of each Barony to the Secre- 
tary to the Grand Jury of the said County at the last Assizes, 
pursuant to Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c.78; uxxx1x. 202. 

6389. Correspondence between the Lord Lieutenant and others 
relative to the Appointment of a Stipendiary Magistrate; Police 
Reports on the State of the County ; xc. 363, p. 

6390. Sums received and expended by the Corporation for 
improving the Bar, Town and Harbour, 1825-1836; xc1. 818. 
(P. 831.) 

See supra, 1474. 1483. 


Whale Fishery : 

6391. Number of Ships which have been employed in the 
Whale Fishery to Davis’s Straits and the Greenland Seas; 1821; 
LXXxvI. 206. 1822; Lxxvil. 134.——1823; Lxxvill.- 167. 
1825; Lxxx. 249. 








6392. Annual 
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182 ACCOUNTS AND 


PAPERS—continued. 








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


Whale Fishery—continued. 

6392. Annual Account of Ships from Scotland employed in 
the Whale Fishery, 1820; ixxv. 293, Pp. 1821; Lxxv1. 88.—— 
1822; LXXvII. 62. 1823; LXxXvill. 17. 1824; LXxIx. 207. 
(App. 781-789.)——1825 ; Lxxx. 249. 

6393. Number of Vessels, and their Tonnage, employed in the 
Greenland and Davis’s Straits Fisheries; also in the Southern 
Whale Fishery; also of Oil and Blubber imported, 1793-1823 ; 
LXXVIII. 316, Pp. 381, P. 

6394. Memorials addressed to the Lords of the Treasury relating 
to the missing Whale Ships, and Minutes of Treasury thereon ; 
xc1I. 98. (P. 105.) 

6395. Correspondence between the Board of Treasury, and 
Merchants and others of Dundee, on the subject of the missing 
Whale Ships; xctr. 284. (Pp. 290.) 

See supra, 146, &amp;c. 2742, &amp;e. 


Whalebone : 
6396. Duties on Whalebone or Fins imported, for 1823; 
LXXIXx. 202, P. 1824; Lxxx. 282, P. 


Wheat :—See supra, 1542, &amp;e. 


Whetstone Turnpike Trust :—See supra, 6223. 


Whiskey : 

6397. Number of Convictions in Cumberland and Northum- 
berland under the Excise Laws, for illegally carrying or having 
Scotch Whiskey in their possession; Lxxx. 249, Pp. 

6398. Duties on Whiskey, due the Six Months previous to 
1 January 1834, and ordered to be paid or proceeded for, stating 
what has been paid since; Lxxx1x. 362. (Pp. 432.) 

6399. Total Proof of Gallons of Malt Whiskey imported into 
England from Scotland, 1833 and 1834; xc. 364, Pp. 


White, George &gt;—See supra, 6013. 

White, Sir Thomas :—See supru, 3434. 
Whitecross-street Prison :—See supra, 196, ke. 
Whitehall :—See supra, 4923. 


Whitehall Chapel : 
6400. Estimate for Charge for finishing the Interior of White- 
hall Chapel; xc. 212, P. 


Whitehaven and Preston Quarter : 

6401. Return of Persons (with the Names) assessed by the 
Assessors for the first time to the House Duty in 1832; of Sur- 
charges (with Names) made by the Surveyor; and of Persons 
discharged by the Commissioners on Appeal for the Township of 
Whitehaven and Preston Quarter; Lxxxvitt. 604, P. 

See supra, 1291, &amp;c. 


Wicklow Union: 
6402. Report made in 1830, by the Archbishop of Dublin, 
respecting the Union of the Parish of Wicklow; Lxxxv1. 312, Pp. 
Memorial to Lord Lieutenant from the Parishioners of the 
Union; txxxvi. 462, Pp. 


Wight, Isle of : 
6403. Population thereof according to the last Census; 
LXXXVI. 734, P. 
6404. Letters Patent under which the Governor holds his 
Office; Lxxxvi. 847, Pp. 
See supra, 1199. 5886. 


Wilcox, Rev. John: 

6405. Memorial to the Home Secretary from Lay Members of 
the Established Church, acting as a Committee for the Defence of 
the Rev. John Wilcox, a. m., late Minister of the Episcopal Chapel 
of St. John, at Hampstead ; ixxx1x. 281, Pp. 


Wilkin, John:—See supra, 6015. 


Williams, Henry :—See supra, 5456. 


Williams, Thomas: 
6406. Memorial of Thomas Williams, concerning the Entries 
of Goods imported into Ireland; txx1x. 202, Pp. 


Wills: 

6407. Return of all Courts and other Authorities in England 
and Wales empowered to grant Probates of Wills and Letters of 
Administration; Lxxx11. 384, P. 

6408. Return from all Courts empowered to grant Probates of 
Wills and Letters of Administration, of the extent of their Juris- 
dictions, &amp;c.; Lxxxiv. 238, P. 


House—(continued)—relative to— 
Wills—continued. 
6409. Return from all Courts and other Authorities in Eno. 
land and Wales empowered to grant Probates of Wills and Letters 
of Administration ; stating the Date of the earliest Will in their 


respective Registers ; Number of Wills proved ; Amount of F 
&amp;e. received ; txxxv. 89. (Pp. 232.) 


6410. Probates of Wills and Letters of Administration issued 
within the Principality of Wales ; txxxv. 237. (Pp. 261.) 


ces, 


6411. Capital which has devolved in Ireland under Probates 
and Letters of Administration obtained, 1827-1832; (Ordered 
LXXXvill. 668, but not presented.) Z 


6412. Discount on Probates and Administrations, 1821-1893. 
LXXIx. 182, P.——1832-33 5 Lxxx1x. 228. 
6413. Probate and Administration Stamps for which Bond 


has been taken from Executors and Administrators, agreeably to 
Act 55 Geo. ITI. c. 184, s. 45; itxxrx. 141, P. 


6414. Allowances made by Commissioners of Stamps on Pro. 
bates and Administrations, 1815-1821 ; :xxvu. 183. (Pp. 201.) 436 
(Pp. 444.) (App. 931.) 


6415. Return from the several Provincial Diocesan and Archi. 
diaconal Courts of England and Wales of Number of unattested 
Wills; those attested by one Witness; Numbers proved under 
each scale of Probate Duty; xc. 248. (Pp. 658.) 


See supra, 2406. 3074. 3201. 3431. 4475. 


Winchester Gaol : 
6416. Report of the Visiting Magistrates of the Gaol and 
Bridewell at Winchester at the Epiphany Sessions of 1832, ordered 
to be transmitted to the Home Secretary; txxxvu. 275, p. 


Windows: 

6417. Duties received on Windows in Great Britain and 
Ireland, in 1820-1821; Lxxvi. 83, p. 124, p. 

6418. Gross and Net Amount of the Window and Hearth Tax 
in Ireland; also raised off Dublin; and of the Amount of Insol- 
vencies; Lxxvil. 183. (App. 932. 933.) 

6419. Amount of the Tax on Windows and Houses, 18292- 
1823; LXxIx. 88, P. 

6420. Number of Houses in England and Wales assessed to 
certain Numbers of Windows; Lxxrx. 207, p. 


6421. Number of Dwelling-houses in each County in Great 
Britain charged with Window Duty, 1830; Lxxxvi. 220, p. 
258, P. 

6422. Window Duty paid by the Twelve Towns which contri- 
buted severally the largest Amount ; xc. 187, P.—xcI. 55. (Pp. 69.) 

See supra, 485, kc. 2244. 


Windsor Castle : 

6423. Estimate of the Sum required to defray the charge of 

Repairs and Works at Windsor Castle; rxx1x. 250, p. (App. 673.) 
1825; Lxxx. 31, P. 1826; Lxxxr. 141, p. (App. 527.) 
1827 ; LXxx11. 302, p. (App. 719.)———1828 ; Lxxx11I. 160, P. 
1829; Lxxxiv. 104, p. (App. 517.) 1830; Lxxxv. 112, P. 

(App. 757.)——1832; Lxxxvul. 106, Pp. (App. 800.)——1833; 

LXxxvim1. 263, Pp. (App. 279.)——1834 ; Lxxxrx. 167, Pp. (App. 

730.)——To complete Works, 1836; xcr. 232, p. 

6424, Estimate of Expense incurred in 1831 in carrying on 
Repairs and Alterations at Windsor Castle, and in providing Fur- 
niture previous to the appointment of the Select Committee; 
LXxxvi. 872, Pp. (App. 1066.) 


6425. Amount already expended for the Repairs and Altera- 
tions of Windsor Castle ; and Estimate of Sum wanted to complete 
the same; Lxxx1. 381, P. 

6426. Papers relating to the Supply of Furniture for Windsor _ 
Castle; Lxxxvi. 253. 


Windsor Establishment : 

6427. List of His Majesty’s Servants who were paid out of 
the Windsor Establishment Fund ; several other Lists of Pensions 
and Persons on the Windsor Establishment, who, at the time of 
his late Majesty’s Demise, received Allowances from the Privy 
Purse, &amp;c.; txxv. 386, p. (App. 832. 835.) 


Windsor Forest :—See supra, 2755. 
Windust, Edward: 
6428. Warrant for his Commitment to Cold Bath Fields, on 


17 September 1831, stating Offence and Act under which com- 
mitted, and Judgment; Lxxxvi. 870, p. 





Wine: 





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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 











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


Wine: 

6429. Number of Gallons of each Species of Wine that paid 
Duty to the Excise in England, 1801-1803 and 1819-1822; 
pxxvul. 181, Pp. (App. 861.) ————In Ireland; uxxvim. 111, P. 
(App. 869.)———In Scotland ; rxxvirt. 65, p. (App. 860.)——— 
To the Customs in England and Scotland; w.xxvimt. 184, P. 
(App- 863.) 


6430. Quantities of the several Species of Wine that paid Duty 
in the United Kingdom, 1822 and 1823; txx1x. 202, p. 


6431. Imperial Gallons of Foreign Wine that paid Duty in 
each Kingdom for the Quarter from 5 January 1828; LxxxttI. 
501, P. In 1828 ; txxxtv. 230, p. 

6432. Number of Gallons of all the different Kinds of Foreign 
Wines that paid Duty for Home Consumption in each of the Three 
Kingdoms, 1817-1827; txxx11. 600, P. 

6433. Gallons of Foreign Wine upon which Duty has been 
paid for Home Consumption, 1821-1830; ixxxv. 280, Pp. 
1830; Lxxxvi. 475, p.————Also, Rate of Duty per Gallon stated 
in Imperial Measure, 1831; txxxvu. 291, P. 1832 ; LXXXVIII. 
366, P. 


6434. Quantities and Descriptions of Wines on which any 
Duties in addition to those imposed by Law have been demanded 
from 20 July 1831; with Amounts; Lxxxvi. 858, P. 


6435. Rate of Duty per Gallon on each Species of Wine paid 
to the Excise in England, 1801-1803, and 1819-1822; Lxxvim. 
181, p. (App. 861.) To the Customs and Excise in Ireland ; 
LXxvl. 111, Pp. (App. 866.) To the Customs in England 
and Scotland; txxvim. 184, p. (App. 862.) ———To the Excise 
in Seotland; Ltxxvu. 65, r. (App. 859.) 


6436. Number of Gallons of Foreign Wine and Amount of 
Duty thereon paid to the Excise in England, 5 July 1786-1819 ; 
distinguishing French from all other Wines; Lxxv. 362. (Pp. 370.) 
(App. 748.)——5 July 1819-1820; xxxv. 478, p. (App. 751.) 
In Scotland ; rxxv. 485. (App. 749.) 

6437. Net Produce of the Revenue derived from Wine paid 
into the Exchequer by the Excise in England, 1801-1803 ; Lxxvit. 
181, Pp. (App. 861.)——1819--1822 ; rxxvuir. 181, Pp. (App. 861.) 
By the Excise in Ireland; txxvin. 65, Pp. (App. 860.) 
By the Excise in Scotland, 1801 and 1803; txxvit. 64, P. 
(App. 859.) ——-18 19-1822 ; txxvuir. 64, p. (App. 859.) By 
Customs in England and Scotland; txxvut. 184, p. (App. 863.) 
——— By the Customs in Ireland; txxvimt. 111, p. (App. 866.) 





























6438. Duties on Wine imported into Ireland, 1800-1821 ; 
LXXxvI. 378. (P. 405.) (App. 953.) 


6439. Net Revenue derived from Wine in the United King- 
dom, 1822 and 1823; Lxxrx. 202, Pp. 


6440. Importation and Exportation of Wines of all descrip- 
tions, so far as relates to the Excise in England, 1801-1803, and 
1819-1822; Lxxviul. 181, p. (App. 861.)————Into and from Ire- 
land; txxviut. 111, p. (App. 867-869.)——Customs in England 
and Scotland ; txxviu. 184, p. (App. 862-864.) Excise, Scot- 
land; txxvitt. 122, p. (App. 860.) 


6441. Quantities of the several Species of Wine imported into, 
exported from, and in Bond in the United Kingdom, 1822-1824 ; 
LXXIX. 202, P. 1823-18253; LxxxI. 83, P. 

6442. Number of Gallons of Foreign Wine exported from the 
Stocks of Dealers in England, and Amount of Duties drawn back 
on Exportation, 5 July 1786-1819; txxv. 362. (App. 750.) 
5 July 1819-1820; txxv. 478, rv. (App. 751.) In Scotland ; 
Lxxv. 485. (App. 750.) 

6443. Quantities of Cape, French and other Wines on which 
Drawback was allowed for Exportation, 1830; Lxxxvi. 858, P. 

6444. Importation and Exportation of Wines of all descriptions 
intoand from England and Scotland ; Number of Gallons of each 
Species of Wine that paid Duty in England and Scotland in 1823- 
1827; Lxxxull. 345, P. 











6445. Gallons of Wine, specifying Sorts, imported and ex- 
ported and retained for Home Consumption in the Three King- 
doms, 1834; xc. 512, p. 

6446. Wines which have been imported in Ships belonging to 
the Navy into Portsmouth, Plymouth, Falmouth and Rochester, 
1831-18355; xc. 428, P. 

6447. Imperial Gallons of Foreign Wine in Bond; imported 
and exported; paid Duty for Consumption; Totals of preceding 
Accounts; 1827-18283; Lxxx11l. 344, P. 

6448. Quantities of Wine remaining in Bond and in Dealers’ 
Stocks, 1801-1803, and 1819-1822, so far as relates to Excise, 
England ; txxvur. 181, p. (App. 862.) ———In Ireland; txxvut. 
1ll, p. (App. 869.) ———Excise, Scotland; xxvii. 168, P. 
(App. 860.) 





GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








W ine—continued. 


6449. Quantities of the different Species of Wine in Dealers’ 
Stocks at the different Ports in the United Kingdom, 1822 and 
1823; LxxIx. 202, P. 


6450. Casks of Wine bonded in the London Docks in 
1823 and 1824; Lxxx. 165, P. On 5 January 1825; ixxx. 
186, P. 


6451. Number of Gallons of French Wine, of Foreign Wines 
not French, and of Cape Wines in Bond and in the Stocks of 
Dealers on 28 February 1825; Lxxx. 378, P. 





6452. Imperial Gallons of all the different kinds of Foreign 
Wines remaining in Bond on 5 January 1827 at each Port in the 
United Kingdom ; Lxxx1. 600, p. 


6453. Quantity of French, Cape and other Wines remaining 
Duty paid in entered Stocks, and Amount of Duty paid on each 
Description permitted out of Stock ; (Ordered, txxxv1. 258, but 
not presented till) 657, P. 


6454. Quantity of Wine in Bottle for Home Consumption in 
1820-18245 LXxx. 378, P. 


6455. Foreign Wine upon which Duty has been paid for 
Home Consumption, distinguishing Sorts; Rate of Duty per 
Gallon; and stating Gross and Net Produce, 1835; xc. 742. 
(Pp. 751.) 

6456. Wines imported and warechoused in the Port of Dublin, 
5 April 1826-1833, and the Quantity remaining warehoused at 
the end of each Year of that period ; uxxxvint. 455. (Pp. 492.) 

6457. Fines imposed on Licensed Dealers in Foreign Wines, 
1825-1828 ; (Ordered, uxxxiut. 516, but not presented. Again 
ordered); LXxxv. 326, P. 

6458. Papers relating to the Wine Company at Oporto and 
other Monopolies in Portugal; txxxv. 626, p. 

6459. Representations to Government from the Cape of Good 
Hope respecting the Duties on Cape Wine, and other Despatches 
from the Governor on the subject; txxxvi. 662, P. 

See supra, 1910, &amp;c. 2244. 2879. 3355. 3452, ke. 5639. 

5653, &amp;e. 


Winkle Establishment :—See supra, 765. 1199. 


Winterton Lighthouse :—See supra, 3477. 


Witnesses : 


6460. Orders and Regulations made by the Magistrates in the 
several Counties of England and Wales for the attendance of 
Witnesses; LXxxviul. 496, P. 


6461. Money paid by the County of Middlesex for Expenses 
of Witnesses attending the Old Bailey to give Evidence; txxvu. 
372. (p. 381.) (App. 1218.) 

See supra, 1008. 


Wolverhampton Inquiry : 


6462. Minutes of Evidence taken before Sir F. A. Roe, 
appointed by the Home Secretary to inquire into the Pro- 
ceedings which occurred at Wolverhampton on 27 May 1835; 
xc. 408, P. 


Woods and Forests: 


6463. Land Revenue; Arrears and Current Balances due 
from the several Persons employed in receiving and collecting the 
Land Revenue of the Crown in England and Wales, 1820; Lxxv. 
127, P. 1821; Lxxvi. 206. 1822; Lxxvul. 138, 1823 ; 
LXXVIII. 263, P. 1824; LxxIXx. 307, P. 18253; Lxxx. 187, P. 
1826; LXxxi. 185, P- 18275; LXXXxII. 354, P. 1828 ; 
1829; LXxxIv. 163, P. 1830; LXxxv. 224,P. 
18323; LXxXxviI. 213. 1833 ; 
1835; xc. 163.—— 
































EXXXIII. 163, P. 
1831; LXxxvi. 433, P. 
1834; LXxxrx. 161. 
1837 5 xci. 203. 

















LXXxvIII. 206. 
1836; xcI. 207. 
6464. Returns from the Auditors of the Land Revenue, for an 
Account of the Rents and Profits received, and the Payments and 
Allowances thereout, 1816-1820; Lxxv. 298. (App. 870.) 


6465. Security taken from each of the Receivers-General of 
the Land Revenue ; and from each Distributor of Stamps now in 
Office in Great Britain; txxv. 362. (P. 482.) 

6466. Estimate of Sum necessary for paying the Salaries and 
Expenses of the Commission of Inquiry into the Land Revenue of 
the Crown in Ireland, 1823 ; txxvut. 149, p. (App. 619.) 


6467. Fees received in the Office of His Majesty’s Auditor of 
Crown Property, and in the Office of the Surveyor General of 


Land Revenue ; 1823-1830; LXxxv, 427, P. 461, P. tat 
6468, 





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I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Woods and Forests—continued. Wool and Woollen Manufactures : 


6468. Salary and Emoluments derived by William Henry 
Cooper and Frederick Grey Cooper, Esq'**, for the Office of Au- 
ditor of Land Revenue, 1812-1832; also, Patent or Grant of Office ; 
LXXXVII. 21, P. 

6469. Fourth Report of the Commissioners of His Majesty’s 
Woods, Forests and Land Revenues; Lxxvitl. 98, P. Fifth, 
1826; LXXXI. 354, P. Sixth, 1829; Lxxxiv. 387, P. Seventh, 
being the First Annual Report, 1830; Lxxxv. 526, P. Eighth, 
Second Annual; Lxxxvi. 768, F. Ninth, Third Annual; txxxvu. 
584, P. Tenth, Fourth Annual; txxxvul. 724, P. Eleventh, 
Fifth Annual; Lxxxrx. 599, P. Twelfth, Sixth Annual; xc. 
659, P. Thirteenth, Seventh Annual; xc1. 839, p.—Four- 
teenth, Eighth Annual; xcu. 669. 

6470. Abstracts of the Twelfth Report of the Commissioners 
appointed to inquire into the State and Condition of the Woods, 
Forests and Land Revenues of the Crown, 25 May 1792; xcu. 
200. (Pp. 209.) 

6471. Abstracts of the Four Reports of the Surveyor General 
of His Majesty’s Land Revenues under the provisions of the Act 
34 Geo. 3. c. 75; 1797-18093; xc. 200. (P. 209.) 

6472. Account, in detail, of the several Sums issued for 1820, 
intituled, Expenses for Woods and Forests and Land Revenue; 
( Ordered, txxv1. 349, but not presented till) uxxvit. 154, P. 


6473. Sales and Purchases of Lands made by the Commis- 
sioners of Woods and Forests; also, Number of Leases granted by 
the said Commissioners; Lxxx1. 526, P. 

6474. Property and unexpired Leases held under the Crown, 
specifying to whom granted ; Number of Proposals for granting 
new and further Leases; and Account of disposition of certain 
Property; Lxxxrv. 253. 

6475. Monies expended by the Commissioners of Woods and 
Forests, out of the Crown Land Revenues, for Redemption of the Land 
Tax charged on Possessions of the Crown; Amount of Land Tax re- 
deemed on the Site of Carlton House and Gardens; txxxv1. 493, Pp. 

6476. Produce of Land Revenue in Wales; Charges of Collec- 
tion; Net Annual Surplus; Application and Authority therefor, 
March 1832-1835; xc. 511, P. 

6477. Writs of Intrusion, or other Processes, issued since 
1 January 1820, at the Suit of the Crown, or the Lessees or Repre- 
sentatives of the Crown, with respect to Manors and Lands situated 
within the several Counties of Wales; xcr. 841, Pp. 

6478. Leases and Contracts, commonly called Tack Notes, 
entered into since 1 January 1820, on behalf of the Crown, with 
respect to Manors, &amp;c. in Wales, specifying Names and Monies 
paid ; xcr. 841, Pp. 

6479. Names and Residences of all Persons employed in the 
Collection or Receipt of the Revenues arising from Property under 
the Management of the Commissioners of Woods and Forests ; 
Annual Account of the Charges of Auctioneers in the Sale of 
Crown Property, 1825-1832; Lxxxvil. 239, Pp. 

6480. Sums received by the Commissioners of Woods and 
Forests out of Ireland, 1829-1833; also Sums expended, 1823- 
18335 LXxxvill. 604, P. 

6481. Grants of any part or portion of Forest or Waste Lands 
belonging to the Crown, made with the consent of the Treasury, 
for the benefit of Parishes and the Poor, under Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. 
1V.c. 595 Lxxxrx. 493. 

6482. Monies drawn from Ireland on account of Purchases, 
Fines, Rents and all other Sources of Revenue of Crown Lands 
and Quit-Rents, 1800-1834; Lxxx1x. 185. (Pp. 248.) 

6483. Amount received from Rents and Profits of Crown 
Lands since 5 January 1816; Lxxxv. 325, P. 

6484. Returns explanatory of the Disposition and Manage- 
ment of all Manors, Messuages, Lands, Tenements and Heredita- 
ments specified in the Report of the Commissioners in 1786, and other 
Returns relating to Crown Lands; ixxxvi. 215. (P. 225.) 228, p. 

6485. Estimate of the Expense of the Crown Lands Commis- 
sioners’ Office, Ireland, 1825; xxx. 173, p.(App. 805.}——1826; 
LXxxI. 162, P. (App. 577.) 

6486. Treasury Minute respecting the Improvement of Crown 
Lands in Ireland; txxxvi. 932. 

6487. Papers relating to proposed Improvements in certain 
Mountain Lands belonging to the Crown in Ireland; txxxvu. 
246, P. 305, P. 

6488. Further Papers relating to Experimental Improvements 
in Crown Lands at King Williamstown, Barony of Duhallow, 
County Cork; xcr. 444. (Pp. 448.) 

6489. Crown Lands in each County in Scotland; Yearly Rents; 
Monies paid into and drawn from the Exchequer in respect there» 
of; LXXxvitI. 424, P. 

See supra, 2504. 3104. 4199. 4562, &amp;c. 6220. 6401. 





6490. Duty paid and Quantity in Bond, between 5 April 1819 
and 1820; Lxxv. 232, p, (App. 767.) 


6491. Quantity of Sheep and Lamb’s Wool imported into 
Great Britain, 1820; xxxvi. 222, Pp. (App. 1066.)—— 1 g99_ 
1821; txxvi. 309, Pp. (App. 1066.) 1821; LXXvII. 154, p, 
(App. 988.)——5 January and 5 July 1822; Lxxvit. 481, p, (App. 
988.)——1822-1825; Lxxx. 289, P. 


6492. Quantity of Foreign Woollen Goods imported or ware. 
housed in any of the Ports of the United Kingdom; txxrx, 
88, P. 


6493. Quantity of Wool imported into Great Britain from 
Foreign Parts, 1816-1823; Lxxvi1t. 330, p. (App. 879.}——From 
1800-1825; Lxxx. 34], P. 


6494, Quantity of Foreign Wool imported into Great Britain 
in 1823-1825; Lxxx1. 109, Pp. 


6495. Quantity of Foreign Sheep’s Wool and Cotton Wool im- 
ported into Ireland, in 1820; Lxxv. 356, p. (App. 1118.) 


6496. Quantity of Woollens imported into the United King. 
dom, 1823-1825; Lxxx1. 83, pP. 


6497. Rates of Duty payable on the Importation of Foreign 
Wool, 1790-1828 ; Lxxx111. 89, P. 


6498. Return of each and every Vessel, whether British or 
Foreign, by which Wool of Foreign Growth has been imported 
into Great Britain and Ireland during 1827 ; (Ordered, txxxin. 
207. Order discharged, 233.) 


6499. Quantity of Foreign Wool entered for Home Consump- 
tion, 1825-1828 ; Lxxx1II. 228, P. 

6500. Quantity of Woollen Manufactures exported between 
5 April 1819 and 1820; Lxxv. 246. (App. 771.) 1820; Lxxvi. 
222, p. (App. 1056. 1060.)——1821; Lxxvit. 154, Pp. (App. 985.) 


6501. Quantity of Woollen Goods exported from Ireland, 
1815-1820; txxv. 356, p. (App. 1118.) 

6502. Foreign Wool exported and Duties paid thereon since 
18153; Lxxvi. 295, p. (App. 945.) 

6503. Total Quantity of Woollen Manufactures exported from 
Great Britain to Foreign Countries, 1800-1821; similar Account 

’ for Ireland and the Colonies; Lxxvi. 424, p. 432, p. (App. 1060- 

1064.) 


6504. Total declared Value of all Manufactured Woollens and 
Woollen Yarns exported from Great Britain from 5 January 1811 
to 5 January 1821; ixxvi. 287, p. (App. 1066.) 


6505. Woollens exported from Great Britain to Ports to 
the eastward of the Cape of Good Hope; .uxxvir. 404, p. 
(App. 988.) 


6506. Quantity of Wool exported from Ireland since 1800; 
LXXIXx. 182, P. 


6507. Quantity of Wool and Yarn exported from Great 
Britain and Ireland to Foreign Countries since 10 December 
18245; Lxxx. 603, P. 


6508. Quantity of British Wool exported from 1 December 
182453 Lxxx. 125, P. 

6509. Official Value of Woollen Goods exported from Great 
Britain, 1817-1827; txxxu. 594, p. 

6510. Quantity and declared Value of all British Manufactured 


Woollens, and also of British Woollen Yarns exported from Great 
Britain, 1820-1828 ; Lxxx111. 376, P. 


6511. Quantities and declared Value of Worsted and Woollen 
Stuffs and Yarn, Baizes, Napped Coatings, and Duffels, Blankets 
and Carpets exported, 1829-1831; Lxxxvi. 475, P. 485. 


6512. Quantities of Wool, Woollen Yarn and Woollen Manu- 
factured Goods exported from the United Kingdom, 1820-1832; 
LXxxVIllI. 576, P. 


6513. Quantity and declared Value of Woollen Manufactures 
exported, 1833; and Cloths and Kerseymeres exported, 1829-1832; 
LXXxIx. 349. (P. 495.) 


6514. Quantity of Wool imported into Great Britain from all 
Parts of the World, in 1821; of Woollen Manufactures exported 
to all Parts of the World; also, of Butter, Cheese, Tallow and 
Hides imported ; txxvi1. 176, Pp. (App. 986.) 


6515. Quantity of Foreign Wool imported and exported, 1820- 
1827 ; also, of English Wool exported ; txxx11. 373, P. 


6516. Quantity of Foreign Wool imported and of British 
Wool exported, 1822-18238; Lxxx111. 89, P. 
6517. Woollens 










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I. Presented (or, ordered to be presented) to the House—(continued)—relative to—. 
Wool and Woollen Manufactures—continued. 


6517. Woollens exported from Great Britain to Ports eastward 
of the Cape of Good Hope, distinguishing Exports by the East 
India Company and private Merchants, and separating Exports to 
China, from 1 January 1822; (Ordered, xxx. 597, but not 
presented.) 

6518. Quantities and declared Value of British Wool and 
Woollens exported from Great Britain; also of Foreign Wool 
and Woollens imported into and exported from Great Britain, 
1825-1828 5; Lxxx11I. 345, P. 


6519. Quantity of British Wool exported from the Port of 
London and the Out-ports since the passing of the Act 5 Geo. IV. 
c. 47; also Quantity of Foreign Wool imported into the Port of 
London or the Out-ports, 1823-1829; Lxxxiv. 273, P.—LXxxv. 
376, P. 

6520. Quantity, of Sheep and Lambs’ Wool imported and 
exported 1830; Lxxxvt. 493, P. 

6521. Quantity of Foreign Wool imported, 1830; Re-exported, 
1825-1830; and British Sheep and Lambs’ Wool and Woollen 
Yarn exported, 1830; (Ordered, txxxvi. 507, but not presented.) 

6522. Quantity of Sheep and Lambs’ Wool imported and 
Foreign Wool re-exported in 1834; Quantity remaining in Bond 
on 5 January 1835; British Sheep and Lambs’ Wool, Woollen 
Yarn and Manufactures exported in 1834 ; xc. 256, Pp. 1835- 
1836; xct. 342. (p. 348.)——In 1836; xc11. 369. (P. 382.) 

6523. Quantity of Sheep and Lambs’ Wool and Woollen Yarn 
imported and exported, 1831 and 1832; Lxxxvul. 267, P. 

6524. Wools imported; British Wools and Woollen Yarns and 
Woollen Manufactures exported for 1832; txxxviii. 529, P. 

6525. Quantity of Sheep and Lambs’ Wool imported and 
exported in 1833, and British Woollen Manufactures exported ; 
LXXXIx. 185. (P. 204.) 

6526. Minutes of Examinations taken before the Committee of 
the Privy Council for the Affairs of Trade regarding the Wool 
Tax; Lxxv. 199, Pp. 

See supra, 1696, &amp;c. 1912, &amp;c. 2244, 3095, &amp;e. 








Woollen Yarn :—See supra, 1696, &amp;c. 1912. 
Woolwich Court of Requests :—Sce supra, 1783. 
Woolwich Yard :—See supra, 3975. 


Wootton Bassett Election : 
6527. Affidavit of Service of Notice on Sitting Members; 
LXXXII. 157, P. 


Works of Art :—See supra, 2785. 


Works, Board of : 
6528. Expenses incurred in His Majesty’s Office of Works 
and Public Buildings, for Works done in 1821; ixxvi. 162, P. 
(App. 596.) 
6529. Wholesale Prices charged, with the Profit allowed ; 
viz., Plumbers, Painters, Paper-hangers, &amp;c.; Lxx1x. 152, P. 
6530. Salary and Commission granted to each of the Three 
Architects attached to the Office of Works under Act 54 Geo. IIT. 
c. 157; LXXXIII. 89, P. 
6531. Estimate of Charge for His Majesty’s Office of Works 
(formerly provided for on the Civil List) for 1831; Lxxxvu. 
426, p. (App. exxxi.) 563, p. (App. 1031.) 


6532. Statements of the Offices that will be abolished or trans- 


ferred by the transfer of the Office of Works to the Office of 


Woods and Forests; new Offices created; Persons that will be 
placed on Retired Allowances; LXxxvul. 21, P. 


6533. Detailed Estimate of the probable Expenditure of the 
Board of Works, for Civil Buildings, &amp;c., in Ireland :—For 1820 ; 
LXxv. 314. (App. 579.}——1821; ixxvi. 367, p. (App. 626.)——- 
1823 ; Lxxvil. 148, p. (App. 
1825; Lxxx. 173, Pp. (App. 
800.) ——-1826 ; Lxxx1. 162, p. (App. 573.)——1827 ; Lxxx11. 267, 





1822; Lxxvil. 164, P. (App. 633.) 
615.) 1824; LXxIx. 86, P. 








Pp. (App. 762.)——1828 ; txxx1u. 145, Pp. (App. 704.)——1829 ; 
LXXxIv. 117, Pp. (App. 558.) 1830; Lxxxv. 166, p. (App. 799.) 
1831 ; Lxxxvi. 767, Pp. (App. 1078.)——1832 ; Lxxxvul. 418, P. 
(App. 868.) 1833; Lxxxvil. 265, Pp. (App. 938.) 1834 ; 
LXXXIx. 169, p. (App. 783.)——1835 ;_ xc. 214, P. 1836; XxcI. 
235, P. 1837 ; xci1. 215, Pp. 

6534. Statement of the Authority under which the Services of 
the Board of Works of Ireland are ‘carried on, subject to what 
check, and how accounted for; Lxxx1v. 268. 




















Works, Public: 


6535. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted towards de- 
fraying the Expense of Works and Repairs of Public Buildings, 
for 1820; Lxxv. 255, p. (App. 565.)——-1821 ; Lxxvi. 80, p. (App. 
580.) ———1822; Lxxvul. 31, p. (App. 593.) 1823; Lxxvitl. 74, 
p. (App. 563.}——1824; ixxix. 24, Pp. (App. 637.)——1825; 
LXxx. 31, p. (App. 748.)———1826 ; Lxxx1. 141, Pp. (App. 524.)—— 
1827; ixxxi1. 302, p. (App. 718.)——1828; Lxxxi. 160, P. 
(App. 661.-——1829; .ixxxiv. 104, Pp. (App. 515.)——1830; 
LXxxv. 112,p. (App. 755.)———-1831; txxxvi. 360, p. (App. cxx.) 
564, p. (App. 1019.) 

6536. Estimate required for Repairs, &amp;c. of Public Buildings; 
for Furniture, &amp;c.; for Charges for Lighting, Watching, &amp;c.,dcfrayed 
by the Office of Works; for Repairs, &amp;c., of Royal Palaces, &amp;c., 
heretofore charged upon the Civil List; and for Repairs of the 
Royal Palace of Holyrood House and certain Public Buildings 
in Scotland, heretofore charged on the Hereditary Revenue of 
Scotland; txxxvi. 360, pr. (App. cxx.) 562, vp. (App. 1019.}— 
LXXXVII. 105, Pp. (App. 795.)—txxxvill. 262, Pp. (App. 875.) 

6537. Estimate required for Repairs, &amp;c. of Public Buildings ; 
for Furniture, &amp;c. for various Public Departments; for certain 
Charges of Watching, Lighting, &amp;c., and also for the Maintenance 
and Repairs of Royal Palaces and Works in Royal Gardens, 
heretofore charged upon the Civil List; 1834-35; txxxrx. 167. 
(vp. 170.) (App. 734.) 1835-36 ; xc. 211, P. 1836-37 ; xcI. 
232, P.——1837-38; xc. 212, P. 

6538. Appropriation of the Sum of £.1,500,000, allotted by 
Act 57 Geo. IIT. c. 34, for carrying on Public Works and Fisheries 
in Great Britain; uxxv. 345, p. 383, p. (App. 696.) (Order for 
printing discharged. Account withdrawn, and another ordered, 383.) 











6539. Names of Commissioners appointed and now officiating 
for the Issue of Exchequer Bills for Public Works in England, 
Wales and Scotland; Yearly Expenses of the Board ; Amount 
allotted for distribution ; Amount remaining unappropriated, &amp;c. ; 
LXXXVI, 740, P.—-LXXXVIII. 597, P.—xcI. 121. (Pp. 134.)—xcr1. 235, 
(Pp. 244.) 

6540. Total Amount of Exchequer Bills issued pursuant to 
certain Acts for carrying on Public Works and Fisheries; txxv1. 
333. (App. 572.) 

6541. Exchequer Bills issued previously to 5 January 1822, 
by Acts 57 Geo. ILI. c. 34 and 124, 58 Geo. III. c. 45, and 
1 Geo. IV. c. 60; ixxvu. 30. (App. 588. 589.) In 1832; 
LXXvill. 24, p. (App. 563.) 

6542. Exchequer Bills issued under Acts 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. c. 24, 
2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c. 125, and 4 &amp; 5 Will. IV. c. 72, unprovided for, 
1835; xc1. 16, P. 

6543. Probable Sums to be received and paid into the Exche- 
quer in 1823, in respect of Exchequer Bills issued under Act 
57 Geo. III. c. 34; Lxxvitt. 87, Pp. (App. 563.) : 

6544. Exchequer Bills advanced by Commissioners under the 
authority of certain Acts for Public Works, 1817-1822, stating 
the Name of Person to whom advanced, and Services for which 
advanced ; txxvui. 471. (App. 1280.) 


6545. Account in detail of all Advances of Exchequer Bills 
for Public Works or the Employment of the Poor by Commis- 
sioners under Act 57 Geo. III. c. 34, and subsequent Acts; Lxxxr. 
199, p. (App. 508.) 

6546. Sums outstanding and remaining to be repaid into the 
Exchequer of Advances for Public Works and other Objects; 
LXXXII. 509, P. (App. 718.) 

6547. Abstract showing the Total of Principal and Interest 
received and Amount returned into the Exchequer by the Com- 
missioners now officiating for the Issue of Exchequer Bills for 
Public Works in England, Wales and Scotland ; xc11. 235. (Pp. 244.) 

6548. Loans of Exchequer Bills, &amp;c., issued under Act 
57 Geo. III. c. 34, and subsequent Acts; Lxxxrx. 582, p. 

6549. Comparative Estimate of Miscellaneous Expenditure for 
Public Works, 1830 and 1831}; Lxxxvi. 562, p, 

6550. Treasury Minute upon the subject of giving to Parlia- 
ment a more effectual Control over the Expenditure for Public 
Works abroad, as recommended by the Select Committee on 
Canada Water Communication; Lxxxvi. 662, Pp. 





6551. Estimate of the Sum that will be required for carrying 
on certain Public Works in Ireland in 1825; txxx. 381, p. (App. 
807.) ——1826 ; Lxxx1. 162, p. (App. 577.) ——1827 ; Lxxx11. 267, P. 
(App. 766.)——1828; Lxxxin. 146, Pp. (App. 709.)}——1829 ; 
LXXXIv. 118, p. (App. 562.)——-1830; Lxxxv. 166, p. (App. 803.) 
For the Year 1832 ; Lxxxvir. 418, p. (App. 873.) For One 
Quarter from 1 January to 31 March 1833; txxxvu. 499. (App. 
874.)——1833 ; Lxxxvuur. 265, p. (App. 941.) 1834; LXXXIx. 
170, p. (App. 786.) 1835; xc. 214, p. 1836; xc. 235, P. 
wom 1837 5 XCII. 215, P. 




















GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








6552. Estimate 
3A 





186 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





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


Works, Public—continued. 

6552. Estimate of Amount of Salaries of intended Commis- 
sioners of Public Works in Ireland for Half-year ending 
5 January 1832; txxxvi. 767, Pp. (App. 1083.) 

6553. Report made by R. Griffith, Southern District of Ire- 
land, in 1823; Lxx1x. 409, Pp. 1828; LxxxIv. 216, P. 

6554. Report of Mr. Nimmo on the Public Works in the 
Western District of Ireland; txxxrv. 403, p. In 1829; Lxxxv. 
230, P. 

6555. Report of Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland, 
on the State of the Roads and Bridges under their care; Ltxxxvu1. 
233, p. 

6556. Report of the Commissioners of Public Works, Ireland ; 
First; txxxvint. 153, (p. 165.}———Second; rxxxix. 213, p. 
Third; xc. 156, Pp. Maps and Sections to be printed; xc. 583. 

Fourth; xc1. 444. (p. 448.) Fifth; xcr1. 580. (Pp. 600.) 

6557. Gross Sums advanced by the Commissioners appointed 
for the Relief of the Trade and Manufactures of Ireland for 1821 ; 
Lxxvi. 290, p. (Order for printing discharged; Account with- 
drawn, and another Account ordered, presented, and to be printed, 
320.) (App. 1311.) 

6558. Sums of Money advanced by Government for Public 
Works in Ireland, by way of Loan, 1812-1822; txxvu. 189. 
(p. 205.) (App. 1288.) 

6559. Sums of Money advanced by the Commissioners for the 
Issue of Money out of the Consolidated Fund, for Public Works 
in Ireland, from 16 June 1817 to 5 January 1824; ixx1x. 316, p. 

6560. Sums of Money placed at the Disposal of the Lord 
Lieutenant of Ireland for Public Works; Sums granted by the 
Lord Lieutenant by way of Gift; Applications agreed to and 
rejected; Sums of Money advanced out of the Consolidated 
Fund for Public and other Works in Ireland; 1824-1828; 
LXXXIlI. 461, P. 

6561. Public Money expended under the Direction of Mr. 
Nimmo, on Public Works in Ireland; which of those Works have 
been completed, and which left in an unfinished state; Lxxxv. 
626, P. 

6562. Sums expended on Public Works in Ireland since 
1 January 1822, under the Direction of Engineers employed by 
Government ; (Ordered, txxxvi. 288, but not presented.) 

6563. Statement of the several Loans made by the Commis- 
sioners of Public Works in Ireland, and other Papers; xc. 541. 
(P. 561.) 

6564. Sums issued under Act for promotion of Public Works 
in Ireland; Parties to whom and purposes for which issued; 
Securities; Re-payments; Dates of Issues and Re-payments ; 
xcl. 236. (P. 262.) 

6565. Sums transferred from the Fishery Commissioners to 
the Board of Works in Ireland in 1830; Amount and Purposes 
for which any part appropriated since; xct. 403. (P. 411.) 

6566. Appropriation of £.50,000 granted by Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. 
IV. c. 33, in aid of the Expenses of certain Public Works in 
Ireland, showing Date of Recommendation, Amount and Object 
of each Grant; xcr1. 390, Pp. 

See supra, 2830, &amp;c. 


Worsted Trade :—See supra, 5554. 
Worsted Yarn :—See supra, 1912. 


Writer to the Seal :—See supra, 3399. 





Writers, East Indies :—See Key to East India. 
Writers to the Signet : —See supra, 1496. 


Writs of Error : 

6567. Number of Writs of Error issued by the Corporation of 
Cursitors; Rules to transcribe; Rules granted; Assignments of 
Error; Causes set down; (Ordered, Lx xv. 232, but not presented.) 

6568. Writs of Error brought in the Exchequer Chamber; 
1830-1836, stating Result ; xc1. 765. (P. 778.) 

See supra, 1031. 


Writs of Execution :—See supra, 2028, &amp;e. 


Yarmouth, Great, Election : 
6569. Memorials to the Treasury soliciting payment of 
Expenses incurred by Petitions in prosecuting Inquiries into the 

Yarmouth Elections; xc. 573, Pp. 


Yarn :—See supra, 1696, &amp;c. 1912. 6507. 


Yates, Nicholas :~ See supra, 2687. 


Yeomanry Corps : 
6570. Estimate of the Charge of Clothing for the Yeomanry 
Corps in Ireland for 1820; txxv. 357, Pp. (App. 536.) 


6571. Number of Troops or Corps of Effective Yeomanry, and 
of Regiments or Corps of Volunteers ; Lxxvi. 151, P. 192, P. 
(App. 648. 656.) 


6572. Names of all Persons belonging to the Yeomanry De- 
partment in Ireland ; Lxxviil. 100, p. 


6573. Expenses incurred by Brigade Majors of Yeomanry in 
Treland, 1821-1831; (Ordered, Lxxxvi. 450, but not presented.) 

6574. Various Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry in England and 
Wales, Date when embodied, Names of Commanding Officers, 
Complement of Men; Expenses incurred in embodying, and 
Annual Expenses of each Corps; Lxxxvuil. 44, p.———The like 
of Yeomanry Infantry; Lxxxvu. 180, P. 


6575. Number of Troops, Corps or Regiments of Effective 
Yeomanry in Great Britain and Ireland; Number of Men and 
Expense of each Corps in 1832; (Ordered, Lxxxvitt. 669, but 
not presented.)——In 1834; xc. 232, P. In 1835; xcr. 571. 
(p. 617.) In 1836; (Ordered, xcil. 435, but not presented.) 

See supra, 3878, &amp;c. 6291, &amp;e. 
Yeomanry Horses :—See supra, 4403. 
York, Duke of :—See supra, 2886. 
Yorkshire, Register Office :—See supra, 2055. 


Youghal: 

6576. Church Rates levied in the Parish of Youghal in 1832, 
specifying the particular Items and Purposes, and the Amount 
raised or cessed on Easter Monday 1833; txxxvitt. 486, P. 

6577. Freemen admitted during Five Years immediately pre- 
ceding the passing the Reform Bill; also from that Period; xc. 
590. 

6578. Correspondence between the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland 
and the Magistrates relative to the Fire in the Premises of Mr. 
Luke Howard in that Town; xcu. 441. 

See supra, 6270. 





II. Authority for presenting Accounts and Papers : 


6579. 
LXXVI. 140.—LXXvVII. 31.—Lxxvill. 42.—LXx1x. 67.—Lxxx. 32.— 


By the King’s or Queen’s Command; txxv. 175.— 


LXXXI. 77.—LXXXI. 156.—LXXXIII. 29.—LXXXIV. 28.—Lxxxv. 47. 
—LXXXxVI. 233, 562.—Lxxxvil. 106.—Lxxxvill. 263.—Lxxx1x. 167. 
—xcil. 65, 521, &amp;e. 

6580. Pursuant to Addresses of the House; Of the same 
Session; Lxxv. 163.—.Lxxvi. 99.—Lxxvir. 229.—.Lxxvi1. 33.— 
LXXIX. 266.—LXXXI. 257.—LxXxxil. 466.—LXxx1I1. 
260.—LXXXIV. 77.—LXXXV. 38.—Lxxxvi. 59, 662.—Lxxxvul. 31. 
—LXXXVIII. 254,—Lxxxix. 452.—xcu. 615, &amp;.———Of former 
Sessions, or former Parliaments; ixxx. 146, 165.—Lxxx1. 49, 
218.—Lxxx1l. 37.—Lxxx11l. 203.—Lxxxiv. 231.—Lxxxv. 95.— 
LXXXvVI. 105, 662.—LXXXVII. 187.—Lxxxvill. 79.—LXxxIx. 83.— 
xc. 176.—xc1. 26.—xci1. 30, 185, &amp;e. 

6581. Pursuant to Orders of the House; Of the same Session ; 
—LXXV. 277.—LXxvVI. 106.—Lxxvil. 


131.—Lxxx. 


42.—LXXVIII. 132.—LxxXIx. 





171.—_Lxxx. 296.—Lxxx1I. 381.—Lxxxul. 396.—LxxxuII. 37.— 
LXXXIv. 240.—Lxxxv. 28.—LXXXVI. 308, 841.—.LxxxviI. 44.— 
LXXXVIII. 515.—.LxXXXxIxX. 41.—xci. 303, &amp;.———Of former 
Sessions; Lxxvil. 349.—Lxx1x. 43.—Lxxx. 502.—Lxxxrx. 38. 

[Note.—It is usual to renew the Orders of preceding Sessions.] 


6582. Pursuant to the directions of Acts of Parliament; Lxxv. 
127.—.xxvi. 188.—Lxxvul. 130.—LxxvilI. 133,—.Lxx1Ix, 20.— 
LXxx. 98.—LxXxXXI. 185.—Lxxx1I. 347.—LXXXIII. 163,—LXXXIV- 
158.—LXXxxV. 223.—Lxxxvi. 410, 725.—LXXXVII. 213.—LXXXVIII- 
205.—Lxxx1x. 158.—xcu. 45, &amp;c. 

[Note-—For the Acts by which Accounts and Papers are 


directed to be laid before Parliament, see the several sub- 
jects of such Accounts and Papers.] 


6583. Pursuant to a Resolution of a Select Committee of 4 
former Session; xc. 275. 




















ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 187 








—SS—— 


III. Modes of presenting Accounts and Papers : 


6584. By Members of the House; txxv. 39.—.Lxxvi. 153.— 
Lxxvil. 300.—-LXXVIII. 74,.—LXXIX. 24.——-LXxx. 31.—LXxXI. 11.— 
pxxxil. 302.—LXXx1II. 160.—LXxxIV. 73.—LXXXvV. 38.—LXXXVI. 
49, 562.—-LXXXVII. 23,——-LXXXVIII. 254.—LXXXIx. 452.—xXcII. 
45, &amp;e. 

6585. By Persons attending for that purpose; Lxxv. 19.— 
Lxxvi. 66.—LXXVi1. 37, 316.—LXXVIII. 8. —LXxIx. 108.—Lxxx. 174. 
—LxxXI. 182.—Lxxx11. 303.—LxXxxIII. 172.—LxxxIv. 86.—LXXxv. 





12,——LXXXVI. 23, 533,—Lx X XVII. 25.—LX XXVIII. 205.—Lxxx1x. 158. 
—xcil. 279, &amp;c. 

6586. Laid upon the Table; txxv. 352, 464.—Lxxvi. 336.— 
LXXVII. 131.—-Lxxxil. 160.—Lxxxull. 147, 157.——.xxx1v. 135, 375. 
—LXxxv. 147.—Lxxxvi. 59.—.Lxxxvil. 153.—Lxxxvi. 174.— 
LXXXIX. 65.—xc. 331.—xcl. 651.—xc11. 231, &amp;c. 


6587. Delivered in at the Table by Mr. Speaker, Member for 
the University of Cambridge ; txxxrx. 16, 103, 273. 





IV. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings, relative to 


Accounts and Papers : 


6588. Orders for laying Accounts and Papers before the 
House, Read, and discharged; ixxvi. 426.—1xxvul. 26, 79.— 
LXXX. 73.—LXXXI. 49.—LXXXII. 53.—LXXXIII. 233, 385.—LXXXvV. 
271, 273.—LxxxvI. 153, 790.—Lxxxvil. 131, 490.—Lxxxvill. 139. 
—xc. 61.—xcl. 16.—xci. 169.——— And discharged upon 
Division; txxvi. 459.—Read; and in part discharged; 1xxx. 
253.—LXXX1I. 606.—LXXxvI. 790.———Read ; and discharged ; 
and Addresses instead thereof; LXxx11I. 170.—Lxxxv. 186, 
189.—LX XXVI. 153, 540.—LXXXVII. 81.—LXxXXVIII. 130.—XCI. 
121.—xcll. 177. And other Orders made in lieu thereof; 
LXXV. 476.—LXXVI. 226.—LXXVII. 99.—LXXVIII. 69.—Lxx1x. 15.— 
LXXXI. 12, 134.—Lxxx1l. 597.—Lxxxll. 170, 522.—LXxxIv. 208. 
—LXXXV. 67,—LXXXVI. 68, 549.—LXXXVIII. 57.—xc. 59.—xcl. 21. 
—xci. 365, &amp;e. Further Returns to Orders for Accounts 
and Papers to be made; Lxx1x. 39.———Order for Accounts 
Read ; and the said Accounts Ordered to be further made up to a 
later date, and additional matter ordered to be included; Lxxv1. 
286.———Order for Account Read ; and further Details ordered 
to be inserted in the said Account; txxxvi. 219. 








6589. Accounts and Papers ordered to be laid before the 
House forthwith; txxv. 263.—LxXxvI. 64.—LXXvII. 76.— 
LXXVIII. 182.—LX X1Ix. 111.—LxXxX. 251.—Lxxx1i. 206.—LXXxXII. 
357.—LXXXIII. 110.—LXXXIV. 321.—LXXXV. 149.—LXXXVI. 
450, 921.—-LXXXVII. 43.—LXXXVIII, 435,.—LXXXIX. 75.—xc. 
585.—xci. 542.—xci1. 143.——To be made in part forthwith ; 
LXXVI. 164, 274.—LXXVII. 319, 389.—LXXXIV. 347.—LXXXvV. 
632.—LX XXVIII. 528, 571.—xc!. 675. ———To be made forth- 
with, and made up to a later period; xc1. 653. Abstracts of 
Returns to be laid before the House forthwith; Notice being 
taken that they had not been laid before the House as required 
by Act of Parliament; 1xxx. 385.———Certain Parishes which 
have not made Returns, to make them forthwith; LXxxvit. 57. 
———Further Returns to be made forthwith; Lxxxvuill. 583. 
————Order for an Address, Read, and Return to be made forth- 
with; xc. 650. 

6590. Orders for laying before the House Accounts forthwith, 
Read and discharged ; txxvi. 166.—Lxxxvull. 721. 





6591. Returns to be prepared in order to be laid before the 
House in the next Session; txxvi. 402, 418.—.Lxxvil. 472.— 
Lxxx. 631. 

6592. Orders of the House in a former Session for Papers ; 
Read; and the said Papers ordered to be laid before the House ; 
LXXVIII. 72. 

6593. Accounts and Papers of the same Session; Read; 
When presented and entered; Lxxvi. 307.———Read afterwards; 
LXXvVI. 419.—Lxxvil. 150, 201, 272.—Lxxvill. 413.—Lxxx11. 503. 
—xc. 440.—xcl. 76, 638. 

6594. Accounts and Papers of former Sessions Read ; txxvr. 
61.—Lxxxv. 196.—xc. 255, 370, 509. 

6595. Paper (viz. Table of Fees) Read upon Motion; entered ; 
Read a second time, and agreed to; and made Standing Orders ; 
LXXxv. 655.———Read upon Motion, and Resolution made; xc. 
255. 

6596. An Abstract of Returns prepared by Order of a Select 
Committee of a former Session, ordered to be laid before the 
House; txxx. 357. 

6597. Estimates Ordered, and Addresses to His Majesty to 
direct the proper Officers to lay the same before the House ; uxxv. 
133.—Lxxxv. 32.—LxXxXxvI. 210.—LXxxIx. 17.—xc1. 25, &amp;e. 

6598. Returns ordered to be made to the Clerk of the House; 
LXXvI. 427.————To be transmitted to the Clerk of the House; 
LXXv. 220,—Lxx1x. 19.—1Lxxxl. 314.—Lxxxvil. 374, &amp;c. 


6599. Abstracts of certain Returns to be made under the direc- 
tion of the Clerk of the House; uxxvur. 21, 418.—.Lxxvu1. 43.— 
LXXXIt. 410.—LXxXxIII. 150.—LXxXvil. 265.—Lxxx1x. 232, Ke. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





6600. Abstract of certain Returns to be prepared and laid 
before the House; txxx1v. 149, 380.—Lxxxv. 19. 


6601. Orders for Abstracts read and discharged, and others 
ordered ; txxx1v. 346.—Lxxxvi. 790, 799. 


6602. Papers presented, by Command, sealed up; to be kept 
in the custody of the Clerk ; txxv. 281. 


6603. Books presented and ordered to lie on the Table ; txxvr. 
460.—Lxxvill. 472.—Lxxxv. 24, 641, &amp;e. 

6604. Accounts and Papers withdrawn, in order that more 
perfect Accounts might be presented ; House being informed or 
notice taken that they were imperfect; LXxv. 383.—Lx XVI. 77, 
320.—LX XVII. 100.—LX XVIII. 87, —LX XIX. 328.—LXXX1. 345.— 
LXXXIII, 197, 200.—LX XXIV. 177, 192.—LXXXV. 216.—LXxXXVI. 
288.—LXX XVII. 251.—Lxxxvill, 489, &amp;c.—xc. 530.—xc1. 818. 

6605. Accounts and Papers withdrawn, notice being taken 
that they were the same as had been presented in the last Session; 
LXXIx, 125. 

6606. Papers presented to the House ordered to be amended ; 
LXXxIx. 538. 

6607. Ordered to be returned; To the Vestry Clerk of the 
Parish from whence received; 1xxx1v. 401.——To the Home 
Office ; Lxxxviil. 721.———Papers sent to a Select Committee 
from the Home Office, in the last Session, to be returned to the 
Home Office; txxx1x. 227,—Various Official Documents pro- 
duced before a Select Committee to be returned to their respective 
Departments; xc. 521, 653. 

6608. Accounts and Papers presented immediately after they 
are ordered; LXXvV. 78.—LXXVI. 101.—LX XVII. 154.—LX XVIII. 
476,.—LXXIx. 151.—LXxXxX,. 105.—LXxXI .145.—Lxxx1I. 303.— 
LXXXIII. 151.—LX XXIV, 142.—LXXXV, 445.—LXx XVI. 335, 900. 
—LXXXVII. 361.—LXX XVIII. 61.—LXXXIXx. 26, &amp;e. 

6609. Accounts and Papers ordered to be Printed, immedi- 
ately after they are presented; Lxxv. 112.—LX XVI. 52.—LXxXxvir. 
106.—LX XVIII. 167.—LXxXIx. 153.—LX Xx. 42, 424.—LxxxI. 162. 
—LXXXIL, 115.—LxXXXIII. 60.—LXXXIV. 14.—LxXxxv. 48,— 
LXXXVI. 410, 564.—LXXXVII. 44.—-LXXXVIII. 597,—LXX XIX. 
26,&amp;c.———— Presented on former days, ordered to be Printed ; 
LXXV. 163.—LXXVI. 405.—LXXVII. 106.—LXXVIII. 33,—LXxIx. 
149.—LXXx. 293.—LxXxI. 101.—LXXxXII. 240.—LXXxIII. 221. 
—LXXXIV. 335,—LXXXV. 232.—LXXXVI. 711.—LXXXvVII. 165. 
—LXXXVIII. 379.—LXXXIx. 233.—xc. 41.—xci1. 20, &amp;.——— 
Presented in former Sessions or former Parliaments, ordered to 
be Printed; Lxxv. 147.—LxxvI. 5.—-LXXvII. 325.—LXXIx. 535. 
—LXXXIII. 29, 160, 544.—LxXxXxv. 19.—LXXxXvI. 192, 565.— 
LXXXVII. 139.—LXXXVIII. 12, 732, —LxxXXIXx. 461.—xc. 505.— 
xcr. 219.—xc1r. 105, &amp;c.————P resented in former Sessions or 
former Parliaments, ordered to be Re-printed; ~txxv. 138.— 
LXXVI. 27.—-LX XVIII. 408,.—LXxx. 259.—LXxXxl. 76.—LXXXII. 41. 
—LXXXIII, 314.—-LXXXIV. 142.-——-LXXXV. 8.—LXXXvI. 53, 194, 
876.—LXXXVII. 88, 225.—LXXXVIII, 547, 571.—Lxxx1x. 467. 
—xc. 505, &amp;c.————Abstracts of Papers to be Printed; txxv. 
458.—LXXVI. 424.—LXXVII. 62.—LXXIX. 304.—LxXxx. 214.— 
LXXXI. 258.—-LXXXII. 355.—LX XXIII. 146.—LX XXIV. 50, 86.— 
LXXXVv, 19.—LXXXVI. 251, 903.—LXXXVII, 62.—LXXXVIII. 79. 
—LXXNXIXx. 161.—xcil. 154, &amp;c.———Parts of Papers to be 
Printed; txxvi. 164, 401.—LXxXXVII. 14, 47.—LxXXvuII. 312.— 
LXXX. 592.—LX XXIII. 203.—LX XXIV. 362.—LXX XV. 634,———— 
Parts of Papers ordered to be Re-printed ; Lxxx11.51.—A Paper 
produced in a Committee of the whole House, ordered to be 
Printed ; txxvitr. 301. Papers ordered to be Printed at 
the expense of one of the Parties to a private Bill; rxxxvt. 889. 
———Papers ordered to be Printed at the expense of Parish- 
ioners, if they think fit; Lxxx1x. 599.———General Index to 
Sessional Accounts and Papers (1801-1826), ordered to be 
Printed; LXxxiv. 78.—(1801-1832), LXXXVIII. 725.——— 

Accounts 








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IV. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings relative to Accounts and Papers—continued, 


Accounts ordered to be Printed without the Appendixes; Lxxv1. 
212. With the Appendixes; Lxxvi. 212.—— —Appendixes 
to Papers, ordered to be Printed; Lxxvi. 217. Appendix 
to Papers ordered to be Re-printed ; 1x x x1. 279.————Maps and 
Sections annexed to Papers to be Printed and circulated therewith ; 
xc. 583. 


6610. Orders for Printing Accounts and Papers, read and 
discharged ; Lxxv. 464.—Lxxvi. 210.—Lxxvil. 413.—Lxxvi1l. 336. 
—LXXXx1l. 107, 207.—Lxxxiv. 380, 415.—LXxxv. 243.—-LXXXVI. 
160.—Lxxxvul. 338.—.Lxxx1x. 335.—xc. 657.—xcl. 104, &amp;e. 
And the Accounts referred to Select Committees; txxvu. 413.— 
LXXVIII. 386.—LXXXIX. 335. The Accounts being imperfect; 
LXXV. 383.—LxxvI. 320.—LXxxvil. 404.—LXXVIII. 87.— LXXIXx. 328. 
—LXXXI. 345.—Lxxxi. 197.—Lxxxv. 216.—Lxxxvul. 732, &amp;e. 
———Order for Printing Accounts and Papers read and dis- 
charged, Notice being taken that they were the same as had been 
previously presented, and other Orders made; Lxx1. 125.——— 
Order for Printing detailed Account discharged; Abstract to be 
Printed ; uxxxvit. 289.———Order for Printing Accounts and 
Papers read and discharged, and the same again ordered to be 
Printed; txxxv. 214, 223. 


6611. Resolution that it is essentially useful that during the 
continuance of Peace, whenever Parliament shall be assembled 
before Christmas, the Estimates for the Navy, Army and Ord- 
nance should be presented before the 15 January then next fol- 
lowing, if Parliament be then sitting, and that such Estimates be 
presented within Ten Days after the opening of the Committee of 
Supply, when Parliament shall not be assembled till after Christ- 
mas; LXXVI. 87. 


6612. Committee appointed to select Documents or make such 
Abstracts as it may be proper to print from certain Papers laid 
before the House; txxvi. 489. 


6613. Paper presented and ordered to be taken into considera- 
tion to-morrow ; xcit. 513. 


6614. Committees of the whole House appointed to take 
Accounts and Papers into consideration; Lxxv. 319.—Lxxv1. 423. 
—LXXXv. 196.—LXXXVII. 485,—Lxxxvill. 609.———Select Com- 
mittees ; LXxvil. 49.—Lxxvulr. 133.—Lxxx. 304.—LxxxIv. 209.— 
LXXXVI. 253, 390.—LXxxxIx. 78, 262, &amp;e. 


6615. Accounts and Papers of the same Session, Referred ; To 
Committees of the whole House; txxv. 319.—Lxxviit. 375, 393. 
—LXXXI. 33.—LXXxkxIlI, 32, 480.—LxXxxv. 517.—LxxxvI. 218, 651. 





—LXXXxVII. 386.—LxxxvilI. 678.—LXxxIx. 125.—xc, 509,—x¢, 
711.—xcu. 90, &amp;e. To the Committee of Supply; Lxxy, 
245.—LXXVI. 28.—LXXVII. 35.—LXXVIII. 31.—LXxIx. 24.—1 xxx, 
33.—LXXxI. 141, 189.—LxxxUl. 45.—LXxXx11I. 20.—Lxxx1y, 29 _ 
LXXXv. 56.—LXXXVI. 63, 601.—Lxxxvil. 466.—Lxxxvir, 47.—~ 
LXXXIX. 23.—xcul. 155, &amp;c.———Estimates Referred, To Com. 
mittee of Supply ; Lxxv. 222.—.Lxxvi. 152.—Lxxvil. 56.—1xxyqy, 
60.—LXXIxX. 41,—LXXX. 42,—LXXXI. 76.—LXxxil. 450.—1xxxy7, 
37.—LXXXIV. 73.—LXXXxV. 215.—LXxxXxvI. 63, 573.—Lxxxvil, 97. 
LXXXVIII. 173.—LXXXIx. 34.—xCI. 21.—xcll. 184, &amp;e.—————_ Ae. 
counts, &amp;e.; Referred to the Committee of Ways and Means ; 
LXXVI. 61.—LXXvVII. 391.—LXXVIII. 121.—LXxIx. 33.—1xxx, 96, 
—LXXXII. 359.—Lxxxul. 195.—LXXxIV. 277.—LXxxv. 117, 
LXXXVI. 705.—LXXXVII. 83.—LXxXXVIII. 144,.—LXxXxIx. 29.—xc1, 
164, &amp;e.———To Select Committee; txxv. 448.—Lxxv1. 106, 
210.—LxXvil. 96.—LXXVIII. 51.—LX Xx. 460.—LXxXx. 292.—1xx x1, 
390.—LXxxII. 525.—LXXx1l. 133.—LxxxIv. 209.—Lxxxv. 3],— 
LXXXVI. 218, 750, &amp;c.—.xxxvil. 108.—1Lxxxvill. 346.—.Lxxxix, 
24.—xc. 143.—xc1. 617.—xct1. 596.———To Select Committees 
on Bills; txxxvitt. 219.—Lxxx1x. 305.—xc1l. 318, 519. 


6616. Accounts and Papers of former Sessions, Referred to 
Committees of the whole House; txxvi. 81.—.Lxxvur. 399.— 
LXXXVIl. 75, 122.—.Lxxxvill. 483. To Select Committees; 
LXXVI. 325.—LXXVII. 135.—LXXVIII. 43.—LXXXI. 243.—1Lxxxm1, 
156.—LX XXIV, 272.—LXX XVI. 262, 550, 684, 921.—Lxxxvu. 92, 
201.—Lxxxvill. 38.—LxxxIx. 11, 20, &amp;e.—xc1. 374. 

6617. Orders for referring Accounts and Papers to Select 
Committees ; read and discharged ; Lxxx1x. 347, 495.—xcr. 194, 
———And the Papers to be Printed; xc1. 403.—— And the 
Account to lie upon the table and be Printed; xc. 151. 


6618. Certain Persons not having made Returns to Orders of 
the House, ordered to attend at the Bar; txxv. 404.—.Lxxx1x. 386, 
———Orders for their attendance discharged; txxv. 428, 429,— 
LXXXIX. 428, 


6619. Complaint made that no Return had been made to an 
Order of the House; ixxx1x. 386. 


6620. Notice taken that no Return had been made to an Order 
of the House; txxv. 404. 


6621. Order for an Address read (of a former Parliament); 
House informed that certain Persons had not made the Return 
required, ordered that they do forthwith make a Return to this 
House; xc. 413. 





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





1. Questions, and Previous Questions, for laying Accounts and Papers before 
the House,—Negatived or Superseded ;—relative to, viz. 


Accounts, Public: 
6622. Certain Estimates in relation thereto; Lxxxvit. 101. 


A’Court, Sir William :—See infra, 6710. 
Administrations :—See infra, 6669. 


Advocate-General : 
6623. Copy of his Commission, (Addr.); cxxx11. 430. 
America : 
6624. Decision of the King of Holland on the Boundary Line 
of the North West Coast of America, (Addr.); txxxvi. 376. 


Armagh Races : 
6625. Papers relative to Outrages in October 1834; xc. 255. 
Army : 

6626. Detail of the Ordnance Estimate for Great Britain and 
Ireland for 1821; Lxxvi. 83. 

6627. Minutes of a Court of Inquiry in the matter of Colonel 
Home, late of the Third Regiment of Guards, in 1818, (Addr.) ; 
LXXVIII. 173. 

6628. Number of Courts Martial held upon private Soldiers of 
the Army, in Great Britain and Ireland, between 1 January 1831- 
1832; LxXxxvil. 115. 





Arm y—continued. 


6629. Distribution of the Regular Military Force on 1 January 
18335; Lxxxvull. 148. 


6630. Minutes of the Evidence taken at the trial of Captain 
Thomas Atchison, of the Royal Artillery, by a General Court 
Martial at Malta, in 1824; xc. 520. 

6631. Regulations under which Honorary Marks of Distinc- 
tion were conferred upon Officers of the Army and Navy for Ser- 
vices in Action with the Enemy during the late War; xct. 
157, 158. 

6632. Names and Ranks of Officers who had, since the con- 
clusion of the Peninsular War, been removed into the Foot 
Guards, &amp;c.; xcu. 158. 

6633. British Officers employed in the Orgamzation of the 
Portuguese Army during the Peninsular War ; xcu1. 158. 


See infra, 6664. 6671. 6716. 


Arthur, Major George :—See infra, 6672. 
Atchison, Captain :—See supra, 6630. 


Austria :—See infra, 6680. 


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Austrian Loan : 


6634. Proposal of Messrs. Reid, Irving &amp; Co., Baring, 
Brothers &amp; Co. and N. M. Rothschild, Esq'*, for paying the Sum 
of £. 2,500,000 into the Exchequer on behalf of the Austrian 
Loan; Lxxix. 103. 


Bank of England : 


6635. Forgeries committed since 1800, in Signatures of Trans- 
fers of Government Stocks, or Securities in the Books kept at the 
Bank of England, or in Powers of Attorney for making such 
Transfers; LXxxvur. 480. 

6636. Amount of Promissory Notes and Bank Post Bills of 
the Governor and Company of the Bank of England in circula- 
tion on the first day of each Month during the Years 1824-1826 ; 
LXxxvVil. 528. 

6637. Stock transferred at the Bank of England, 1810-1820; 
LXxvI. 139. 


Barrack poor :—See infra, 6665. 
Bengal Army :—See infra, 6664. 
Bombay Small Cause Court :—See infra, 6666. 


Bowring, Mr. John: 
6638. Papers relative to the Imprisonment of Mr. John 
Bowring (Addr.); ixxxvul. 77. 


Brazilian Captures : 

6639. Communication between the Foreign Office and the 
British Legation at Rio de Janeiro, relative to the Claims of 
British Merchants, for the illegal Capture of their Ships by the 
Brazilian Squadron, in 1826 and 1827, off Buenos Ayres, (Addr.); 
LXXxvl. 674. 


British Museum : 
6640. Applications to be admitted to the Reading Room of 
the British Museum; txxvi. 252. 


Bryce, Dr. :—See infra, 6668. 


Buckingham House : 


6641. Papers respecting Buckingham House, (Addr.); 
LXXXVII. 227. 


Buenos Ayres:—See supra, 6639. 


Canada: 

6642. Correspondence that has passed between the Secretary 
for the Colonies and the Governor of Upper Canada, respecting 
the Dismissal from Office of the late Attorney and Solicitor- 
General, and of their Re-instatement in Office, (Addr.); txxxvuut. 
642. 


Chancery : 

6643. Evidence already taken by the Commissioners for 
inquiring into the Practice of the Court of Chancery, (Addr.) ; 
Lxxx. 506. 

6644. Number of Causes set down before the Lord Chancellor 
from 1820; and several other Returns relating to the Court of 
Chancery ; Lxxxu1. 390. 

6645. Number of Re-hearings and Appeals, Causes, Pleas, 
Demurrers, &amp;c., which stood for hearing before the Lord Chan- 
cellor, Vice-Chancellor and Master of the Rolls, on 25 Novem- 
ber 1830, (Superseded by Adjournment); Lxxxvi. 194. 


Church of Scotland : 
6646, Order in Council of 12 February 1820, as transmitted to 
the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scot- 
land, (Addr.); ixxvi. 76. 


Church Rates : 

6647. Abstract Returns showing the Amount of Monies re- 
ceived and expended by the Churchwardens and Chapelwardens 
in England and Wales, from Easter 1836-1837, (Addr. super- 
seded by Adjournment); xcr. 413. 


Church Repairs:—See infra, 6712. 


Churches and Places of Worship : 

6648. Number of Places of Wership in connexion with the 
Established Church, and of those in the Dissenting Interest, in 
the Parishes of South Shields and Jarrow, Sunderland, &amp;c. ; the 
Number of Sittings, and the Average Number of Persons attend- 
ing them severally on each Sunday ; xci. 450. 

Civil List : 

6649. Additions which were made during the Reign of his late 

Majesty to the Civil List, as settled by 1 Geo. III. c. 1, (Addr. Pr. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


V. (1.) Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded, &amp;c.—continued. 
Civil List—continued. 


Q’ Neg.); uxxv. 138,———Amount, in Totals, which has been 
paid for each Class, in respect to the Charge of the Civil List, 
1815-1820, and several other Accounts relating to the Civil List ; 
and his Majesty’s Revenues, (Addr. Pr. Q® Neg.); ixxv. 138, 
139. 

6650. Decrease of Expenses since 2 May 1822, that has taken 
place in the Third Class of the Civil List; (Addr. Pr. Q" Neg.); 


LXXVIII. 173. 


6651. Pensions on his Majesty’s Civil List in England, on 
1 January 1828, (Addr.); txxxi. 367. 


Clancarty, Lord :—See infra, 6698. 


Clergy : 

6652. Persons in Holy Orders in the Church of England who 
hold Offices in Corporations, (Addr. superseded by Adjournment); 
LXxx. 221. See infra, 6712. 


Commitments :—See infra, 6657. 


Cork City: 

6653. Number of £.10 Householders appearing on the Re- 
gister of Voters who have authenticated Affidavits on which they 
were registered by Marks instead of Signatures, (superseded by 
Adjournment); xc1. 215. 


Cork Special Commission : 

6654. Depositions sworn by Patrick Daly, relative to the Con- 
spiracies to Murder, of which the Prisoners given in Charge stood 
accused ; and Copies of Judge’s Notes; txxxv. 413. 


Corporations : 
6655. Returns of the present Officers or Members of Corpora- 
tions in Ireland; uxxix. 537. See supra, 6652. 


Courts Martial: —See supra, 6628, &amp;c.; infra, 6686, &amp;c. 


Coventry : 
6656. Appointment of Robert Randall, under the Sheriff or 
Corporation of Coventry, (Addr.); txxxviul. 652. 


Criminals : 
6657. Number of Persons charged with Criminal Offences who 
were committed to the different Gaols in England and Wales, 
Ireland and Scotland, during 1822 or 1823, (Addr.); txxrx. 423. 


Deacle, Mr. and Mrs. : 
6658. Indictment in the Prosecution against Mr. and Mrs. 
Deacle, and other Papers connected therewith, (Addr.); txxxv1. 
682. 


Dissenters : 
6659. Communications made to the Lord Lieutenant or Chief 
Secretary of Ireland, relative to the Burial of Dissenters; txxrx. 
12, 


Distilleries, Irish : 
6660. Report of the Excise Board of Ireland, containing their 
Observations on the Regulations proposed as to the Irish Distille- 
ries, (Pr. Q" Neg.); uxxv. 466. 


Disturbances, Ireland : 

6661. Proclamations and Orders issued by the Lord Lieu- 
tenant of Ireland under Statute 3 Will. IV. c. 4, &amp;c.; txxxvi. 
282,.—————Correspondence between the Lord Lieutenant of Ire- 
land and his Majesty’s Government, on the subject of the Renewal 
of the Coercion Bill in Ireland, (Addr.); ixxxix. 459. See 
supra, 6625. 


Dublin Theatre : 
6662. Informations charging James Forbes and others with a 
Conspiracy to kill and murder the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ; 
LXXVIII. 166. 


Dwyer, Rev. George : 

6663. Record of Conviction and Sentence of the Rey. George 
Dwyer, at the General Quarter Sessions held at Loughrea, for the 
County of Galway; Indictment upon which he was tried, &amp;c.; 
LXXXVill. 218. 


East Indies : 

6664. Military Despatch of the Marquis of Hastings, in 1819, 
on the Organization and Allowance of the Bengal Army; 1xxx. 
260. 

6665. Certain Papers relative to the Mutiny at Barrackpoor : 
LXXXxII. 346. 

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V. (1.) Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded, &amp;c.—continued. 


East Indies—continued. 

6666. Regulations of the Small Cause Court of the Recorder of 
Bombay, established by Sir William Syer, in 1799; other Papers 
relative to the Court of Recorder, (Pr.Q" Neg.); txxr1x. 530. 

6667. Correspondence respecting the Interference of the Bom- 
bay Government with certain proceedings of the Supreme Court 
of Judicature; txxxv. 150. 

6668. Minutes of the Supreme Council in Bengal by which 
the Rev. Dr. Bryce was appointed Secretary to the Stationery 
Committee ; txxx. 506. 


Ecclesiastical Courts : 

6669. Salaries, &amp;c., of Judges, Registrars and other Officers, 
and of Advocates and Proctors at Doctors’ Commons, 1832-1835 ; 
Charges made for a Probate and Administration under each grade 
of Duty, including Charges for ingrossing and registering Wills; 
xc. 502. 


Excise, Board of : 
6670. Report of the Excise Board of Ireland, containing their 
Observations on the Regulations proposed as to the Irish Distille- 
ries, &amp;c.; (Pr. Q® Neg.) ; txxv. 466. 


Finance :—See infra, 6673. 
Forbes, James :—See supra, 6662. 
Forgery :— See supra, 6635. 
Funds :—See supra, 6637. 


Gillespie, Rev. William : 

6671. Letter written by Lord Sidmouth to Colonel Gordon, of 
Kirkcudbright Yeomanry Cavalry, or to the Lord Lieutenant of 
the County, relative to placing the Rev. William Gillespie, Offi- 
ciating Chaplain of the Corps, under Military Arrest, (Addr.) ; 


LXXvI. 76. 
Half-pay :—See infra, 6686. 
Holland :—gee supra, 6624. 
Home, Colonel :—See supra, 6627. 


Honduras : 
6672. General Order issued by the Duke of Manchester, 
7 July 1814; several other Papers relative to the Appointment of 
Major George Arthur, Superintendent and Commandant at Hon- 
duras, (Addr.); txxxi1. 109. For certain Papers relative to 
the Appointment of Lieutenant Colonel Arthur to be Command- 
ant at Honduras, (Addr.); xxx. 169. 


Income and Expenditure : 
6673. Certain Estimates in relation thereto; Lxxxvut. 101. 


Insurrectionary Movements: 

6674. Papers remaining in any of the Public Offices tending 
to show the extent of the Insurrectionary Movement expected to 
have broken out in the Metropolis on the 9th of November last ; 
also of any arrangement or Plans of Operations for putting down 
the same by force of Arms, so far as they may be communicated 
without detriment to public safety; also Returns of Expenses for 
movement of Troops, collected to be in readiness to act against 
the People on that occasion, or incurred for any additions to the 
Defences of the Tower, towards increasing the Cannon and Musket 
Fire capable of being brought to bear from it against the sur- 
rounding Streets or Buildings, (Addr.); txxxv1. 888. 


Inverness Burgh: 

6675. Warrant granted by the Crown in 1822, relative to the 
Election of Magistrates for the Burgh of Inverness, (Addr.); 
LXXVIII. 178. 

6676. List of all Persons displaced from the Magistracy and 
Town Council, in 1818, and that have since been restored under 
Crown Warrant; Expenses in defending Action at Law, defrayed 
from the Funds of the Burgh ; txxvut. 178. 


Jonian Islands : 

6677. Memorial to His Majesty’s Government, signed by the 
Inhabitants of the Island of Zante, which Memorial was taken 
from Sig’ G® Rossi, by the Agents of the Police; also Memorial 
presented to Colonel Ross, (Addr.); txxvi. 397. 


James’s, St., Palace: 
- 6678. Papers respecting St. James’s Palace, (Addr.); txxxvut. 
227. 


Judge Marshal and Advocate-General : 
6679. Copy of their Commissions, (Addr.); txxx11. 430. 


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Laybach Declaration : 
6680. Declaration made by the Courts of Austria, Prussi, 
and Russia, dated Laybach, 12 May, and Circular Despatc), 
(Addr.); xxv. 458. : 


Lincoln Militia: 

6681. Correspondence between the Home Secretary and the 
Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln, upon the subject of 
the Dismissal of the Two County Regiments of Militia before the 
expiration of the term of Service for which they were embodied ; 
(Addr.); txxxvu. 175. 


Liturgy :—See infra, 6703. 
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland :—See supra, 6662. 


Lord Mayor’s Day :—-See supra, 6674. 


Magistrates : 
6682. Number of County Magistrates appointed by Lords 
Lieutenant in England and Wales, distinguishing Lay and Cle. 
rical Appointments, 1833-1836, (Addr.); xc1. 266. 


Manchester Gas Light Bill : 
6683. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee on the 
Manchester Gas Light Bill; rxx1x. 266. 


Mayo Police : 
6684. Details of an Inquiry into the Conduct of the Police of 
Mayo; Lxxxil. 585. 


Men of War :—See supra, 6689. 
Metropolis :—See supra, 6674. 

Milan Commission :—See infra, 6701. 
Militia :—See supra, 6681. 


Naples: 

6685. Copies or Extracts of such Representations as have been 
made on the part of His Majesty’s Government to the Allied 
Powers, respecting the interpretation of certain Treaties; other 
Motions relative to the new Government of Naples; (Addr.) 
LXXVI. 97, 98. 


Navy: 

6686. Naval Officers, of whatever Rank, deprived of their 
Half-Pay without their Consent, or the investigation of a Court 
Martial, 1790-1835; Half-Pay restored, with Reasons for such 
Restoration ; (Superseded by Adjournment) ; xc. 605. Period 
at which the Names of certain Officers were removed from the 
List of the Navy, and the Officers deprived of their Half-Pay, and 
the Reasons for such deprivation; xcu. 259. 

6687. Total Number of Officers of the Navy, from the Rank 
of Lieutenant to Admiral, who, although senior to those pro- 
moted since 1 January 1837, have not been promoted, &amp;e.; xcu. 
157. 

6688. Admirals, Captains and Commanders, who have been 
more than once employed since 1825, and the Length of such Em- 
ployment; xc11. 201. 

6689. Number of Men-of-War that have been run on Shore 
or lost at Sea since 1820, with the Names of their Commanders or 
Captains, the Dates when these Officers entered the Service, the 
Number of Years they served, &amp;c., with other Particulars; xcu. 
200. 


Newfoundland Fisheries: 
6690. Correspondence between Government and France rela- 
tive to; (Addr., superseded by Adjournment); xc. 288. 


New South Wales: 
6691. Minutes of the Court Martial held upon Captain Robison 
in New South Wales, in 1828; (Addr.) txxxvitt. 566. 


Offices : 


6692. Persons holding certain Offices in Ireland, distinguish- 
ing Roman Catholics; txx1x. 66. 


Orangemen : 
6693. Correspondence relative to the marching of a Body of 
Orangemen on 12 July 1825, in Lisburn; txxx11. 372. 


Ordnance :—See supra, 6626. 


Palaces : 


6694. Papers respecting St. James’s Palace and Buckingham 
House, (Addr.); txxxvit. 227. 


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V. (1.) Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded, &amp;c.—continued. 


Peninsular War :—See supra, 6632, &amp;c. “ 
Pensions :—See supra, 6651, 

Petersburgh, St. :—See infra, 6708. 

Poland : —See infra, 6708. 


Poor Law Amendment Act: 

6695. Communications to the Central Board of Poor Law 
Commissioners from the Manufacturing Districts, respecting De- 
mands for Labour, with Answers; xc. 176. 

6696. Contracts entered into by the several Unions for Medi- 
cal Attendance ; Number of Practitioners, with the Salaries; the 
Number admitted, and the Number of Deaths since the formation 
of each Union; xci1. 621. 


Portugal : 

6697. Information, if any, received by Government, concern- 
ing the Enlistment of Men for the Expedition against Portugal 
on the part of the Portuguese Government, (Addr.); txxxvi. 86. 
———lIastructions to Sir William Clinton relative to Troops at 
Lisbon; Lxxxy. 161. 


Portuguese Army :—See supra, 6633. 


Post Office : 
6698. Number of Days Lord Clancarty attended at the General 
Post Office during the time he held the office; txxvu. 108. 
6699. That certain Words form part of an Order for an Ac- 
count respecting the Post Office; uxxx1x. 27. 


Probates :—See supra, 6669. 


Prussia : 
6700. Declaration made by the Courts of Austria, Prussia 
and Russia, dated Laybach, 12 May, and Circular Despatch, 
(Addr.); txxvi. 458. 


Queen: 

6701. Commissions or Instructions issued by his Majesty’s 
Commands since the Departure of her Majesty the Queen from 
this Country, in 1814; for taking Depositions relating to her 
Majesty, (Addr. Pr. Q™ Neg.); ixxv. 412. 

6702. Official Papers relating to the Service of Plate, pre- 
sented to her Majesty the Queen, in 1808, (Addr.); txxv. 464. 

6703. Collects or Litanies in the Public Liturgy of the Church, 
in each Reign, from James I. to 1821, in which a Queen Consort 
has been inserted, (Pr. Q™ Neg.) ; txxvi. 3. 


Records, Public : 
6704. Relative to the Commissioners of Public Records; 
LXXXVIII. 642. 


Religious Instruction : 

6705. Correspondence between the Commissioners for Reli- 
gious Instruction in Scotland and the Rev. Mr. Begg, of Libber- 
ton, respecting the unauthorized Publication of the Rev. Dr. Lee’s 
Evidence before the said Commissioners; (Addr. superseded by 
Adjournment) ; xc11. 279. 


Ribbonmen : 

6706. Proclamations issued during 1820; Communications 
made to the Irish: Government; Correspondence between Mr. 
Newton Bennett and Mr. Gregory; Memorial to the Lord Lieu- 
tenant of Ireland, from the Rev. Messrs. Lubie and Yore; ixxix. 
150. 


Rio de Janeiro :—Sce supra, 6639. 
Riots :—See supra, 6674. 


Robison, Captain :—See supra, 6691. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





Roman Catholics : 
6707. Communications made to the Lord Lieutenant or Chief 
Secretary of Ireland, relative to the Burial of Roman Catholics 
and Dissenters; rxx1x. 12. See supra, 6692. 


Russia : 

6708. Treaty of St. Petersburgh of 29 January 1834; Corre- 
spondence between the English Government and those of Russia 
and Turkey; Correspondence with Russia relating to the Remon- 
strances made by England against the conduct pursued by Russia, 
against Poland, (Addr.); xc1. 64. See supra, 6680. 


Shields, South :—See supra, 6648. 


Sierra Leone : 


6709. Papers relative to the conduct of Dr. Thorpe in Sierra 
Leone, (Addr.); ixx1x. 530. 


Spain : 
6710. Instructions given to Sir William A’Court for the regu- 
lation of his Conduct in case of Changes made in the Government 


of Spain, (Addr.); txxvin. 470. 
Spirits :—See supra, 6660. 


Stamps: 
6711. Names of the Commissioners of Stamps, of the Solicitor 


for Stamps, and all other Persons in that Department, &amp;c.; 
LXXXVIII. 277. 


Stock :—See supra, 6637. 


Sunderland :—See supra, 6648. 
Thorpe, Dr. :—See supra, 6709. 
Tithes : 


6712. Patents or Grants, or the material parts thereof, whereby 
the Owners of Impropriations or Impropriate Tithe, in Ireland, 
are expressly bound to repair the Chancel or provide for the 
Discharge of Clerical Duties, so far as the same can be made out ; 
LXXXVvIlI, 420. 


Transfer of Stock :—See supra, 6637. 


Tripoli : 

6713. Correspondence between Consul at Tripoli and the Bri- 
tish Government on the contested Claims to the Pachalick of that 
Country, and also on the Claims of British Subjects on the 
Government or Subjects of Tripoli, (Addr.); xc. 326. 


Turkey :—See supra, 6708. 
Voters, Registration of :—See supra, 6653. 


Westminster Abbey : 

6714. Charter of Queen Elizabeth, by which Westminster 
Abbey was granted to the Dean and Chapter of Westminster, and 
of the Grant made to the Choir of Westminster in 1697 ; Lxxx1. 
236. 


Wharfs : . 
6715. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee on 
Wharfs Building Bill; txxv1. 373. 


. 


Wills :—See supra, 6669. 


Wilson, Sir Robert : 
6716. Correspondence between the Commander-in-Chief, Lord 
Sidmouth, and Sir Robert Wilson, on the subject of his removal 
from the Army, (Addr.); ixxvur. 26. 


Zante, Island of :—See supra, 6677. 





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


6717. For discharging an Order for certain Returns :—Rela- 
tive to the Borough of Leicester ; uxxxvi11. 642. 

6718. For referring Accounts to a Committee of the Whole 
House ; txx1x. 230.———To Select Committees ; uxxvu. 150.— 
Lxxvur. 448.———To the late Commissioners of Excise Inquiry, 
to examine the same and report their Opinion thereon; xcu1. 469. 

6719. For appointing a Select Committee to take into con- 
sideration certain Returns ; LXxvitt. 409. 





6720. Motions for ordering Accounts to be laid before The 
House superseded ; By Adjournment; rxxx, 221.—1xxxvi. 194. 
—xc. 176. 605.—~xcI. 215.———- By_ previous Question; Lxxv. 
466.—LXXVI. 3.—LXxIx. 530.—— Motions for Addresses for 
Papers superseded; By Adjournment; Lxxx. 221.—xc. 288.— 
xc. 413.—By previous Question; Lxxv. 138. 139. 412. 





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V. Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded, &amp;c.—continued. 


3. Motions for laying Accounts and Papers before the House, Withdrawn ; 
relative to,—viz. 


Absentees, Ireland : 
6721. Return of the Absentees from Ireland, stating the 
Amount of Property; txxxv. 521. 


A’Court, Sir William : 

6722. Letter, dated 11 February 1821, from Sir William 
A’Court to the Neapolitan Minister for Foreign Affairs, together 
with Copies of Instructions from his Majesty’s Ministers ou which 
the same was grounded ; (Addr.) uxxvi. 186. 


Adams, Humphrey :—See infra, 6756. 


America, South : 

6723. Official Communications received by his Majesty’s Go- 
vernment, relative to a Negotiation between the French Govern- 
ment and any Government of Buenos Ayres or Chili, for the 
Establishment of a Monarchy in a Prince of the House of Bour- 
bon; (Addr.) txxv. 439. 


America (United States) :—See infra, 6868. 


Archdeacons : 
6724. Number of Archdeacons of the Established Church in 
each Diocese in England and Wales, and whether Resident, in 
1828; LxXxxIv. 411. 


Armagh :—See infra, 6800. 


Army: 
6725. Charge against Private Somerville of the 2d Dragoons, 
for Disobedience of Orders, Evidence and Sentence, and whether 
carried into effect partially or wholly ; rxxxvur. 458. 


6726. Annual Return of every Punishment inflicted by Flog- 
ging in the Army, 1825-1832; Lxxxvur. 518. 

6727. Number and Names of British Military Officers de- 
prived of their Commissions without Sentence of a Court Martial, 
since 1822; LXxxviit. 185. 

6728. Evidence and Verdicts of the Juries at Inquests lately 
held at Woolwich, on the Bodies of two Marines, who had been 
subjected to the Punishment of Flogging; xcu. 301. 

See supra, 6684. 


Athol, Duke of :—See infra, 6812. 


Bank Notes: 

6729. Number of Forged Notes, with the Amount of each; 
of all Notes purporting to be of the Bank of England, which have 
been tendered at the Bank for Payment since the Date of the last 
Charter, or during 1812-1833, &amp;c.; Lxxxvut. 676. 


Barrett, The King v. 

6730. Costs payable to the Crown Solicitor, and the sum to 
Counsel engaged for the Crown in the case of The King v. Barrett, 
tried in the Court of King’s Bench in Ireland, in Michaelmas 
Term 1833; .~xxx1x. 88. 


Belgium : 
6731. Protocols and other Documents relating to the Con- 
ferences on the Affairs of Belgium, which can be laid before this 


House without detriment to the Public Service, (Addr.); 
LXXXVI. 766. 


Benefices : 

6732. Appointments to Benefices by the several Diocesans in 
Ireland, 1818-1828; .Lxxxul. 157. Name of every person 
holding more than one Dignity, Benefice, Church or Chapel of 
the Established Church in England and Wales; txxxvir. 289. 
See infra, 6790. 

Berbice : 

6733. Treasury Minute, dated 5 December 1825, whereby 
Mr. James Walker, late Crown Agent in Berbice, was dismissed 
from his office; xc. 326. 


Bonding Goods : 


6734. Correspondence between the Boards of Trade, Customs 
or Excise, on the subject of extending to Inland Towns the pri- 
vilege of Bonding or Warehousing; txxx1x. 511. 


Bowditches : 
6735. Petition to the Home Department in behalf of the 
Bowditches, (Addr.); txxvt. 76. 
Bristol Charities : 


6736. Return in detail of the various Bequests for Charitable 
Purposes in the City of Bristol; txxxv1. 589. 





Buenos Ayres :—See infra, 6723. 


Canada: 
6737. Quantity of Land sold to the Canada Company, (Addr.); 


LXxx111. 208. 


Cape of Good Hope: 

6738. Lieutenant-Colonel Bird’s Examination by, and Cor. 
respondence with, the Commissioners at the Cape of Good Hope, 
and other Papers relative to Lord Charles Somerset’s Govern. 
ment, (Addr.); txxx11. 106. 

6739. Papers relating to.the late sanguinary irruption of the 
Caffres into the Eastern Part of the Colony, (Addr.) ; xc. 64, 

See infra, 6747. 6856. 


Ceylon :—See infra, 6747. 


Chancery, Court of: 
6740. Number of Orders made on Causes set down on further 
Directions and Exceptions, &amp;c. in the Rolls and Vice-Chancellor’s 
Courts; txxxu1. 99. 


Charing-cross Improvements: 
6741. Accounts of the Application of certain Sums stated to 
have been expended thereon; ixxxtv. 209. 


Chelsea Hospital : 


6742. Order or Regulation of the Board for the Management 
of Chelsea Hospital, 24 October 1821; ixxx. 511. 


Chili :—See supra, 6723. 


Church Lands: 


6743. Parliamentary Surveys of Church Lands. preserved in 
the Library of Manuscripts at Lambeth ; xc1. 237. xcrr. 200. 


Church Rates: 

6744. That the Churchwardens of every Parish in England 
and Wales do prepare an Account showing the Total Amount of 
Money assessed and levied for Church and Chapel and Church- 
yard Rates to Easter 1830; Lxxxvi. 133. 

6745. Church Rates paid in the several Counties and Dioceses 
of England and Wales, 1833-1836; xc11. 195. 


Churches (Scotland) :—See infra, 6824. 


Clergy : 

6746. Name of every Person holding more than one Dignity, 
Benefice, Church or Chapel of the Established Church in Eng- 
land and Wales; txxxvit. 289. See supra, 6732; infra, 6790. 
6862. 


Coast Blockade :—See infra, 6755. 


Colonial Revenue and Expenditure: 
6747. Separate Estimate of the Revenue and Expenditure, 
Civiland Military, ofthe Islands of Ceylon, Mauritius, Trinidad, 
Malta and Cape of Good Hope, (Addr.); txxvutt. 69. 


Commercial Relations :—See infra, 6786. 


Commission of the Peace: 
6748. Number and Names of those at present in the Commis- 
sion of the Peace in each County, City and Town in Ireland; 
LXXXVI. 178. See infra, 6872. 


Constables (Ireland) : 
6749. Number of Persons put to Death by the Constables 
appointed by Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 104, distinguishing the Number in 
each Year, (Addr.); uxxxv. 373. 


Cork Special Commission :—See infra, 6806. 


Corn and Grain : 

6750. Persons who have made Returns of the Sales of Corn in 
London, Liverpool and Boston, with the Quantities of Corn sold; 
LxxIx. 360. 

6751. Inspector-General of Corn Returns to make Report 
relative to the Purchase of 5,000 Quarters of Oats included in 
the Return of the Quarter ended August 1824 from Ipswich; 
LXxx. 218. 

6752. Grain imported into Great Britain from Foreign Coun- 
tries, 1818-1825; Lxxx. 332. 


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V. (3.) Motions for laying Accounts and Papers before the House, Withdrawn—(continued)—relative to— 


Coroners’ Inquests: 

6753. Proceedings at an Inquest held onthe Body of Michael 
M‘Cann, at Vicarstown, in the Queen’s County, in Ireland ; 
EXXIX. 24. 

6754. Inquest on the Body of Daniel Neelan, killed at Mil- 
town Malbay, 29 June 1829; Lxxxv. 405. 

6755. Inquests which have been taken on the Bodies of Persons 
who have lost their Lives since the Institution of the Coast Block- 
ade, &amp;c.,(Addr.) ; uxxv1. 193. 

6756. Inquest taken before the Coroner of Westminster, on the 
Body of Humphrey Adams, a Prisoner in the Penitentiary, 
(Addr.); txxviii. 86. See supra, 6728. 


Corporal Punishments : 
6757. Persons in each County in England and Wales sentenced 
by the Magistrates at Quarter Sessions to be Flogged; uxxxvu. 
189. Seesupra, 6725, ke. 


Corporations : 

6758. Returns from every City and Borough in England and 
Ireland returning Members; of Number of Persons entitled to 
Freedom who have taken it up, between 1827-1830 ; Lxxxvi. 153. 

6759. Persons entitled to their Freedom who have been 
admitted thereto, 1827-1830, in several Cities and Boroughs; 
LXXXxVI. 162. 

6760. Names, Rank and Profession of all Persons holding the 
Offices of Recorder, Deputy Recorder and High Steward,in Cities 
and Borough Towns ; also Peers and Peers’ Sons, holding Magis- 
terial, &amp;c., Appointments in Cities, &amp;c., sending Members, distin- 
guishing those eligible to become Returning Officers, (Addr.); 
LXXXVII. 386. 

6761. Names of Members of Corporations in England and 
Wales, (Addr.); txxxvit. 35. 

6762. Number and Names of Persons who have been recom- 
mended by the several Town Councils for Appointment to the 
Magistracy; Number and Names of those nominated and rejected 
by Government, (Addr.); xcr. 619. 


Court of Justice : 
6763. Correspondence during 1820 with Commissioners of 
Courts of Justice in Scotland relative to the Duration of the said 
Boards; txxv. 395. 


Courts Martial :—See supra, 6725, &amp;e. 


Criminals: 
6764. Persons charged with Criminal Offences who were com- 
mitted to the different Gaols in England and Wales during 1822 
or 1823, (Addr.) ; uxxrx. 423. 


Customs and Excise: 

6765. Persons dismissed from the Customs and Excise De- 
partments, 1824-1834, who have not been restored to the Public 
Service, with the Length of Service, and the cause of their Dis- 
missal; Lxxx1x. 140. 


Deccan Prize Money : 
6766. His Majesty’s Order, referring the Petitions of Sir 
Thomas Hislop and Sir Lionel Smith to the Privy Council, 

(Addr.); txxxvi. 732. 


Demerara : 


6767. Number of Slaves on the Vreedon Hoop Estate at the 
time of the Registry in 1829 and 1832, (Addr.); uxxxvimt. 473. 


Dissenting Meeting Houses and Roman Catholic 
Chapels : 
6768. Number endowed in England and Wales with annual 
Value of their Endowments ; xc1. 130. 


Disturbances (Ireland) : 
6769. Official Communications to the Chief Secretary for 
Treland, relative to Disturbances in that Country, from 25 February 
1830 to 25 February 1833, inclusive; Lxxxvitr. 130. 


6770. Outrages committed in Ireland, as returned by each of 


the Sub-Inspectors of the Constabulary and Police, 1835-1836 ; 
xcI. 606. 


Divine Service :—See infra, 6823. 


Dottrel and Carnation Cruisers : 
6771. Letters and Papers relating thereto; Lxxvuit. 91. 


Dublin Corporation : 


6772. Estates and Rental of the Corporation of Dublin, setting 
forth certain Particulars; txxxvimt. 658. See supra, 6627. 


Duties : 

6773. Duties, Regulations or Prohibitions imposed by the 
different European Governments, and by the United States of 
America, upon Importation into those Countries, respectively, 
of all British Raw or Manufactured Articles in Wool, Cotton, 
Iron, Glass and Hardware; txxxu. 216. 


East Indies : 

6774. List of all Persons now confined by order of the Go- 
vernors in Council of the East India Company, excepting those 
committed for Trial, &amp;c.; txxvit. 474. 

6775. Minutes in Council of the Marquis of Hastings, in 
1817, respecting the Admission of Indo-Britons to Employments 
inthe Army of India; txxx. 506. 

6776. Correspondence between Board of Control and Court 
of Directors, since May 1831, on the subject of Pecuniary Claims 
of British Subjects on the Native Princes of India, or of Natives 
subject to the Authority of the East India Company; ixxxvui. 
400. 


See supra, 6766. 


Education (Ireland) : 
6777. Amended Return of Applications made to the Board 
of Education, Dublin, for new Schools under their System, or for 
Aid on behalf of existing Schools; txxxvu. 462. 


Eggs :—See infra, 6836. 
Elections :—see infra, 6844. 


Escoffery, John :—See infra, 6809. 


Exchequer, Court of: 
6778. Number of Bills filed on the Equity Side of the Court 
of Exchequer, 1814-1817; Lxxxu. 99. 


Excise : 
6779. Reports from the Commissioners of Inquiry into the 
Excise; Ltxxx1x. 510. See supra, 6765. 


Expenditure, Public: 
6780. Total Amount of the Chief Branches of the Public 
Expenditure, &amp;c., 1832; Lxxxvil. 539. 


Exports and Imports: 

6781. Quantity of Goods exported from Great Britain to the 
different Ports of Europe, 1817-1824; Lxxx. 332,———Official 
Value of British and Irish, and Foreign and Colonial Produce 
and Manufactures, exported from Great Britain and Ireland, for 
1825; Imports into Great Britain and Ireland, 1826; also, Total 
Exports of British and Irish, and Foreign and Colonial Produce, 
Manufactures and Merchandise; txxx11. 232. 


Factory Commissioners : 

6782. Correspondence between Mr. Wilson, Secretary to the 
Central Board of Factory Commissioners, and Mr. Stuart, one of 
the Commissioners, between the 23 day of July and the 4 day of 
August 1833; xc1. 821. 


Fermanagh Assizes : 
6783. Memorial of Mr. J. Maguire to the Lord Lieutenant 
of Ireland, on the subject of certain Prosecutions for Murder, to 
be tried at those Assizes; Lxxxv. 155. 


Finance: 
6784. Total Amount of the Chief Branches of the Public 
Expenditure for the Year 1832, &amp;c.; txxxvu. 539. 


Fisherton Gaol : 
6785. Regulations in that Gaol; txxxvi. 234. 


Foreign Commercial Relations: 
6786. Reports of the Messrs. Villiers and Bowring on Foreign 
Commercial Relations; Lxxx1x. 510. 


Forgery :—See supra, 6729. 
France :—See infra, 6836. 6853. 


France, Isle of :—See infra, 6856. 


Free Burgesses and Freemen : 

6787. Return from every City and Borough in England and 
Ireland returning Members; of Number of Persons entitled to 
Freedom, who have taken it up, 1827-1830, (Addr.); Lxxxvi. 153. 

6788. Persons entitled to their Freedom who have been admit- 
ted thereto, 1827-1830, in several Cities and Boroughs; Lxxxv1. 
162. 





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V. (3.) Motions for laying Accounts and Papers before the House, Withdrawn—(continued)—relative to— 


Freights :—See infra, 6849. 


Fund-holders : 


6789. Names of all Persons possessing £.10,000 and upwards 
of Stock in any of the Government Securities on 1 March 1819, 
&amp;e.; LXxxvi. 345. 


Galway Corporation : 
6790. Landed or other Estates, Ecclesiastical Benefices, to 
which there is a right of Presentation, &amp;c., vested in the Corpora- 
tion of Galway; Lxxxviit. 537. 


Germany : 
6791. Papers connected with Lord Durham’s Special Mission 


to Russia, which relate to the State of Germany, (Addr.) ; 
LXxXvilt. 560. 


Guernsey : 
6792. Report made by the Commissioners in 1815, to inquire 


into the Jurisprudence of the Island of Guernsey, &amp;c., (Addr.) ; 
LXXVI. 186. 


Hackney Coaches, Dublin : 

6793. Number of Summonses issued, Informations heard and 
Penalties awarded, by the Lord Mayor of Dublin, and other 
Magistrates, against the Drivers of Hackney Coaches or Jaunting 
Cars, 1830-1833; txxxviri. 254. 

Home Department: 
6794. Relative to the non-compliance of a former Address 


regarding the Report of Lord Sidmouth, and other Papers relative | M‘Cann, Michael :—sSee supra, 6753 
: " : 


to Clerks and Officers in the Home Department, (Addr.); txxvir, 
424, 
Hook, Theodore : 


6795. Despatch of General Hall, Governor of Mauritius, 
respecting Mr. Theodore Hook’s Suspension, and of Balances due 
by him, (Addr.); rxxvi. 478. 


House of Commons : 
6796. Orders by which the Principal Avenue to the House of 
Commons was obstructed by Troops and Police on a day therein 
named, (Addr.) ; ixxx1x. 427. 


Ilchester Gaol: 


6797. Magistrates’ Journal and Gaolers’ Occurrence Book, | 


from the Year 1808-1822, (Addr.); txxvit. 252.323, 
Imports into Foreign Countries :--See supra, 6607. 


Ireland, State of : 

6798. Copies or Extracts of Letters or Despatches which have 
been received from the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland respecting 
Religious Animosities in Ireland, (Addr.); txxx. 457. 

See supra, 6769; infra, 6800. 


Juries : 
6799. Correspondence between the Chief Secretary to the Lord 
Lieutenant and the Irish Judges, relative to the Juries (Ireland) 
Bill; txxxvitt. 521. 


Justices of the Peace :—See supra, 6748. 6760. 


Keady Investigation : 
6800. Proceedings had at an Investigation held at Armagh of 
the Transactions which took place at Keady on 5 November 
1834; xc. 117. 


Kilkenny Corporation : 
6801. Charter constituting Kilkenny a City; txxxvimt. 575. 


King George the Third : 


6802. Treasury Minute respecting the Private Property of 
King George the Third, (Addr.); txxv. 397. 


King’s County Stipendiary Magistrates : 
6803. Correspondence between the Lieutenant and Magis- 
trates of King’s County and the Irish Government, relative to 
the necessity of appointing Stipendiary Magistrates; txxx1x. 256. 


Kirkmichael Parish : 


6804. Communications from Parishioners of Kirkmichael, 
County of Ayr, received by the Home Secretary, respecting the 
recent Appointments of a Minister, and Answer; xc. 326, 


Land Revenue, Ireland : 
6805. Income of all Lands, Quit-rents, Tenements and Here- 
ditaments, the Property of the Crown in Ireland, distinguishing 
Name and Situation of Property, Name of Occupiers and Annual 


Income, on an average of Three or Five Years past, (Addr.) ; 
LXXVII. 334. 














Leary, John: 

6806. Communications between the Irish Government ang 
Baron Pennefather on the subject of John Leary, convicted of g 
Conspiracy to Murder, at the last Cork Special Commission, 
(Addr.); txxxvi. 871. 


Leicester Corporation : 
6807. Amended Returns of the Amount of the Annual Income 
of that Corporation, since 1810 ; Lxxx1v. 411, 


Leopold, Prince : 
6808. Account of Sums which have been paid into the Exche. 
quer out of the Annuity granted to Prince Leopold, now King of 
the Belgians, since 18 July 1831; txxxvu. 101. 


Lescesne and Escoffery : 
6809. Report of the Commissioners of Legal Inquiry on their 
Claims in 1826 and 1827; Lxxxvi. 765. 


Limerick, City : 

6810. Memorial to the Treasury from the Mayor and Inhabit. 
ants of Limerick, praying Relief from the Calamity they have 
lately suffered, occasioned by the Explosion of Gunpowder; and 
Answer ; xcil. 106. 


Lunatics : 
6811. Admiralty Regulations in 1818, respecting Lunatic Offi- 
cers, (Pr. Q"); Lxxvi. 498. 


| Magistrates:— See supra, 6748. 6760. 


Malta :—See supra, 6747. 


Man, Isle of : 
6812. Claims of the Duke of Athol, or of the Proceedings that 
have- taken place in adjusting them previous to or since the Pay- 
ment of £.150,000 to him; txxxu. 216. 


Mauritius :—See supra, 6747. 6795. 


Members of Parliament : 

6813. That every Member of the House of Commons do forth- 
with make a Return to the Speaker, stating the Place he repre- 
sents, and where his Return is for a City or Borough to state the 
Number of Citizens or Burgesses who have a right to vote, so far 
as he shall be able so to do, &amp;c.; Lxxxvi. 42. 

6814. Return of Members returned to serve in the present 


Parliament, and the Places for which they are returned, &amp;c.; 
LXXXVI. 635. 


Metropolitan Police : 
6815. Order of Dismissal of William Deane from the Office 
of the Commissioners of Police, (Addr.); txxxvut. 715. 


Mexico :—See infra, 6860. 
Miltown Malbay: 


Murphy, William : 

6816. Memorial presented to the Lord Lieutenant of the 
County of Mayo, by William Murphy, complaining of a Punish- 
ment inflicted on him by the Magistrates; and Correspondence 
between the Lord Chancellor of Ireland and the Lord Lieutenant; 
LXXXVII. 246. 


See supra, 6753. 


Naples :—See supra, 6722. 


Navy: 
6817. Admiralty Regulations in 1818 respecting Lunatic 
Officers, (Pr. Q"); ixxvi. 498. 
6818. Appointments which have taken place of Masters and 
Commanders to Line-of-battle Ships; txxx1. 507. 


Netherlands :—-See infra, 6836. 


New South Wales: 

6819. Letter addressed by William Charles Wentworth, Esq", 
to Sir George Murray, dated 1 March 1829, together with Docu- 
ments referred to therein, (Addr.); txxxv. 564. 

6820. Report of the 23 December 1827 and 6 February 1828, 
made by Captain Robison, relative to the New South Wales Vete- 
ran Company, and Correspondence; 1xxxrx. 489. 


Newtownbarry : 
6821. Information relative to the late Affray at Newtownbarry, 
in the County of Wexford; txxxvi. 596. 


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V. (3.) Motions for laying Accounts and Papers before the House, Withdrawn—(continued)—relative to— 


Offices :—See infra, 6855. 


Ordnance : 
6822. Return of the Clerks who have had Leave of Absence, 
_ &amp;e., in 1817-1819; Lxxvi. 132. 


Outrages :—See supra, 6769. 


Parishes : 

6823. Parishes in Ireland in which Divine Service, according 
to the Forms of the United Kingdom of England and Ireland has 
not been celebrated within the Three Years ending 12 February 
1833; LXXXVIII. 37. 


6824. Number of Parishes in Scotland, and Churches therein, 
(Addr.); uxxvu1t. 19. 


Parliamentary Representation : 

6825. Names, Rank and Profession of all Persons holding 
Offices in certain Corporate Cities and Borough Towns, (Addr.) ; 
LXXXVII. 386. 

6826. Substance of the Observations communicated to Govern- 
ment by the several Revising Barristers under the English 
Reform Act, containing the result of their Experience in the 
performance of their Duty, and their Suggestions for improving 
the working Details of that Act; Lxxx1x. 297. 


Passports : 
6827. Passports that have been granted to Persons going 
Abroad in 1826-1829, (Addr.); txxxv. 111. 


Peers :—See supra, 6760. 


Penitentiary, Millbank : 
6828. Total Amount, in one Gross Sum, of all Monies that 
have been laid out and expended on account of the Penitentiary 
at Millbank; Lxxx111. 377. See supra, 6756. 


Pittenweem, Burgh of : 
6829. Reference made to Law Officers of the Crown, and 
their Report upon the Petitions of Inhabitants relative to the 
Disfranchisement of that Burgh, (Addr.) ; txxx1. 177. 


Poland : 

6830. Information conveyed to His Majesty by Russia and by 
the accredited Agents of the late de facto Government of Poland, 
concerning the Cause of the War; also showing how far Neu- 
trality appears to have been preserved by the States bordering on 
Poland, especially Prussia, and other Returns, (Addr.); txxxvi. 
912. 

6831. Papers connected with Lord Durham’s Special Mission 
to Russia which relate to the Enslavement of Poland, (Addr.) ; 
LXXXVIII. 560. 


Police :—See supra, 6815; infra, 6873. 


Poor (Ireland) : 
6832. Returns from all Parishes in Ireland of the Amount 
collected in all Churches and Chapels of Ease for the use of the 
Poor, and other Returns ; rxxxvi. 106. 


Portugal : 
6833. Despatches concerning the Relations between this Coun- 
try and the Queen of Portugal, (Addr.); Lxxxtv. 357. 


6834. Notification from the Regency of Portugal to the 
Foreign Office, relative to an intended Blockade of the Coast of 
Portugal by the Forces of the Queen Donna Maria da Gloria, 
(Addr.); txxxvutt. 577. 


Post Office : 

6835. Evidence taken by the Commissioners of Revenue In- 
quiry respecting the Post Office Department; Draft Report of the 
Commissioners to the Treasury on the Expiration of the Commis- 
sion; LXXXIx. 27. 


Poultry and Eggs: 
6836. Quantity imported into Great Britain from France and 
the Netherlands; Amount of Duty paid thereon; 1832-1835 ; 
xc, 42, 


Preventive Service : 
6837. Warrant granted to a Man of the name of Brook, on the 
Weymouth or Portland Station, which authorized him to search a 
married Woman of the name of Gibbs; txxv1. 495. See supra, 
6755. 


Protestant Population, Ireland : 


6838. Number of Protestants of the Established Church in 
each Parish in Ireland; txxxvi. 596. 


Provisions, Ireland : 


6839. Imports into Great Britain from Ireland at the Ports of 
Liverpool, Bristol, London and Glasgow of certain Articles of 
Provisions; xc. 42. 


Quarantine : 


6840. Correspondence relative to the Quarantine Regulations 
at Malta; txxviit. 473. 


Queen Caroline: 


6841. Official Papers relating to the Service of Plate presented 
to Her Majesty in 1808, (Addr.); txxv. 457. 


Religious Animosities :—sSee supra, 6798. 
Revising Barristers :—gee supra, 6826. 
Robison, Captain :—See supra, 6820. 


Roman Catholics: 


6842. Correspondence on the Conduct of the Roman Catholics 


at the Period of the Union, (Addr.); txxxri1. 500. 


Roman Catholic Chapels :—See supra, 6768. 


Roman Catholic Claims - 


6843. For a Weekly Return of Places in Great Britain from 
which Petitions for or against Roman Catholic Claims are for- 
warded to the House; txxxrv. 86. 


Ross and Cromarty Election : 

6844. Depositions and Declarations taken in the Counties of 
Ross, Cromarty, Sutherland and Nairn, respecting the Abduction 
of John Gibson, of Castlecraig, in the County of Ross, in the 
Month of April 1837, (Addr.); xcr1. 613. 


Russia : 
6845. Papers respecting the Measures pursued by Russia in 
her late Interference in the State of Turkey, (Addr.); txxxvuit. 
566. See supra, 6831. 


Session, Court of : 

6846. Return by the Judges of the Court of Session of the 
time they respectively require and occupy on an average, during 
every day of Session, &amp;c., in reading Causes and consulting Au- 
thorities, &amp;c. (Addr.); Lxxxvinl. 667, 


Sheriff Clerks : 


6847. Returns from the Judges of the Court of Session, rela- 
tive to Sheriff Clerks’ Fees; xcr1. 106. 


Sheriffs Depute : 
6848. Certain Returns relative to, (Addr.); Lxxx1x. 520. 


Ships and Vessels : 
6849. Freights of all Foreign Ships clearing out from British 
Ports, between 1817-1827; Lxxxu. 216, 


6850. Number of registered Vessels on the Custom House 
Books on the 10 October 1816-1826 ; Lxxx1I. 233. 


6851. Vessels, with the Amount of their Tonnage, that were 
built and registered in his Majesty’s Dominions for 1826, distin- 
guishing Ports where built; Lxxx11. 233. 


6852. Total Number of Vessels, with the Amount of their 
Tonnage, and the Number of Men and Boys employed in navi- 
gating the same (including their repeated Voyages), that entered 
inwards and cleared outwards, from and toall Parts of the World, 
in the Year 1826, distinguishing the British from the Foreign; 
LXXXII. 233. 

6853. Correspondence between his Majesty’s Government and 
the Consul-General of Paris, relative to the Tonnage and other 
Duties on British Vessels in the Port of France subsequent to 
the Convention of 26 January 1826, (Addr.); txxxvi. 766. 


Silks : 

6854. Names of Persons by whom Duties on Foreign Manu- 
factured Silks were paid, distinguishing Amount o /Duty paid in 
each Month, from 5 April to 10 October 1831, by each; Lxxxvul. 
151. 


Sinecure 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


196 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





— 


V. (3.) Motions for laying Accounts and Papers before the House, Withdrawn—( continued) —relative to. 


Sinecure Offices : 
6855. Return of Persons holding Place or Profit, whether 
Civil or Military, in which no Service, or Service merely nominal, 
is performed ; LXXxvI. 287. 


Slaves : 

6856. Returns from Colonies in the West Indies, Isle of 
France, and Cape of Good Hope, of Slaves imported and exported 
under License from 1 January 1821; Manumissions effected ; 
Marriages solemnized, and other Returns relating to the Slave 
Population, (Addr.); Lxxx. 489. 


6857. Information respecting the Condition of liberated Afri- 
cans in Tortola, Sierra Leone, Trinidad and other Colonies, 
(Addr.); uxxx1. 195. See supra, 6603. 


Smuggling :—See supra, 6755. 6837. 
Somerset, Lord Charles :—See supra, 6738. 
Somerville, Alexander :—See supra, 6725. 


Steam Engines : 
6858. Return of all Steam Engines made use of in Great 
Britain and Ireland, &amp;c.; txxxvi. 584. 


Steon, Samuel : 

6859. Correspondence between the Home Department, the 
High Sheriff of the County of Hertford and others, relative to the 
Causes of the Delay of the Respite or Reprieve of Samuel Steon, 

_ was ordered for Execution on 27 July last, (Addr.); uxxxvi. 


45. 


Texas: 

6860. Correspondence between the Governments of Mexico, 
the United States of America, and His Majesty’s Government, 
on the subject of Texas, 1 March 1836-1837, (Addr.); xcu. 
149. 


Timber : 

6861. Duties levied on Timber, Deals and other Articles of 
Wood imported from the British Provinces in North America, 
1828-1833, with comparative Duties on Baltic Timber; txxxix. 
88. 


Tithes : 

6862. Return by the Registrator of each Diocese in Ireland 
of the Number of Parishes, the Tithes of which, or a Modus, 
are in the whole, or in part, the Property of and paid to the 
use of any Bishop or Person in Holy Orders, &amp;c., (Addr.); 


LXXXVII. 22. 


6863. Correspondence with Dublin Castle, requiring Troops 
to be sent into the County of Kildare on the days appointed to 
hold Meetings to petition against the Tithe System at Narray- 
more and other Places; txxxvu. 246. 


6864. Order recently issued to Officers commanding Troops 
in Ireland respecting the Employment of the Military in the 
Collection of Tithes ; xc. 40. 


Tonnage Duties :—See supra, 6853. 


Trigonometrical Survey : 
6865. Statement of the Progress made in the Trigonometrical 
Survey of Great Britain and Ireland, and of the time required to 

complete the same ; xcr. 109. 


4. Other Motions relative to Accounts 


6878. For discharging an Order for a Return; txxxviu. 125. 
6879. For printing a Return; txxxrv. 384. 


6880. For referring Papers to Select Committees; txx1x. 180. 
—xc. 576. 





Trinidad : 

6866. Minutes of Evidence taken before a Committee appointed 
by the Governor and Council of Trinidad to inquire into the 
State of the free Africans located in that Island, (Addr.); uxxx;. 
195; LXxx1I. 410. See supra, 6747. 


Tripoli : 

6867. Correspondence between the British Consul at Tripoli ang 
the Commander in Chief of the Naval Force in the Mediterranean 
in 1832, touching the Debts of the Pacha of Tripoli and the 
striking the British Consular Flag; also Correspondence respect. 
ing the War which broke out in consequence, (Addr.); xct. 265, 


Turkey :—See supra, 6845. 


Uncultivated Land : 
6868. Number of Acres of Land in England and Wales not at 
present cultivated, but capable of Cultivation, ( Addr.) ; txxxvi.218, 
Union with Ireland :—See supra, 6842. 


United States :—sSee supra, 6860. 


Valuation of Ireland : 
6869. Number of Acres surveyed and valued, with an Esti- 
mate of the time required to complete the Valuation; xcr. 109. 


Van Diemen’s Land: 
6870. Record of Proceedings before Magistrates, and Judg. 
ment and Sentence whereby Joseph B. Clarke and others were 
convicted of Forgery or Conspiracy to forge; txxxv. 222. 


Warehousing Ports: 


6871. Correspondence between the Boards of Trade, Customs 
or Excise, on the subject of extending to inland Towns the privi- 
lege of Bonding or Warehousing; ixxxrx. 511. 


Waste Land :—See supra, 6868. 
West Indies :—See supra, 6856. 


Wexford Magistracy : 
6872. List of Gentlemen holding the Commission of the Peace 
in the County of Wexford, 1 August 1831; Lxxxvi.771. 


Wicklow Police: 
‘6873. Order and Directions given to the Wicklow Police to 
attend at Athold, at the Funeral of Edward Styles, on 13 June 

last; Lxxx1l. 530. 


Wilcox, Rev. John: 


6874. Memorial to the Home Secretary from Lay Members 
of the Established Church, acting as a Committee for the Defence 
of the Rev. John Wilcox, a.m., late Minister of the Episcopal 
Chapel of Saint John, at Hampstead, (Addr.); txxxrx. 40. 


Wine Duties : 

6875. Authority under which His Majesty’s Board of Cus- 
toms have levied additional Duties on Wines, not French, delivered 
out of Warehouses or from the Quays, for Home Consumption, 
since 20 July last; txxxvi. 727. 


Yeomanry Cavalry : 
6876. Claims and Demands made by Officers commanding the 
Yeomanry Cavalry in certain Counties ; txxvir. 376. 


York, Duke of: 


6877. Income received by him; xxv. 419. 


and Papers, Withdrawn : 


6881. That every Member of the House of Commons do make 
certain Returns to the Speaker; txxxvi. 43. 


6882. That Churchwardens do transmit certain Returns to the 
Clerk of the House; txxxvi. 134. 





Acetous Acid :—Bill for allowing the Drawback thereon, and for exempting Draining Tiles from Duty; ordered; uxxvl- 


450; presented, 462. R. a., 502. 


A’Court, Sir William :—sec Accounts and Papers, 6710.—«—Actions at Law :—see Courts of Justice. 


Law Expenses. Real Property. 











ACTS OF PARLIAMENT. 














Acts of Parliament. 





I.—Bills relative to Acts of Parliament; 1—3. 
I].—Addresses and Resolutions relative to Acts of Parliament; 


4—8. 


I{I.—Orders and Incidental Proceedings, relative to Acts of Parlia- 


ment; 9—97. 





I. Bills relative to Acts of Parliament: 


1. For correcting mistaken References to Acts of his late 
Majesty; Ordered; Presented; Read the first and second time ; 
and Committed; Considered and Reported ; to be ingrossed and 
read the third time the same day; Lxxxv. 643. Passed, 644. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 656. R. a. 657. 


2. For correcting mistaken References to his late Majesty in 





Acts of this Session of Parliament; From the Lords; xcm. 604. 
Read; Printed; 607. r. a. 661. 

3. To repeal several Statutes enacted in Ireland against Pro- 
testant Dissenters and Roman Catholics, rendered inoperative by 
subsequent Statutes; Ordered, Lxxxv. 197. Not proceeded in. 


II. Addresses and Resolutions relative to Acts of Parliament : 


Addresses, viz. : 
4. Number of Acts of Parliament, Public, Local and Personal, 


passed 1800-1833; distinguishing each Class and the Number of 


each Class, passed in each Year for England, or England and 
Wales, for Scotland, for Great Britain, for Great Britain and 
Ireland, and for Ireland separately ; Total Number ofeach for the 
whole number of Years; Lxxx1x. 136. Answer, 180. 

5. Sums chargeable to or paid by the Public for preparing, 
drawing up or compiling Acts passed or Bills applicable to Scot- 
land, 1824-1834; Lxxxvill. 667. Answer, 732. 


Resolutions, viz. : 


6. Resolutions of the House relative to the Promulgation of 


the Statutes; xc. 543.——To be communicated to the Lords at a 





Resolutions—continued. 


Conference ; 656. Resolutions of last Session read; to be 
communicated to the Lords at a Conference; Conference held ; 
16. See Conferences, 27. 





7. Resolution relative to printing Private, Local and Personal 
Acts; xc. 544, Resolution of last Session read and rescinded ; 
xcl. 9. 





8. Resolution, That it is the opinion of this House, that it is 
expedient to discontinue the present mode of ingrossing Acts of 
Parliament in Black Letter, and to substitute a plain Round Hand 
instead thereof; To be communicated to the Lords at a Confer- 
ence; XCI. 25, Conference held; 35. See Conferences, 20. 





III. Orders and Incidental Proceedings relative to Acts of Parliament : 


9. Acts Read, and Bills Ordered; txxv. 132.—.xxv1. 260.— 
LXXVII. 48.—LXXVIII. 7.—LXXIX. 65.—LxXxx. 33.—LXxx1. 88.— 
LXXXII. 303.—LXXxI11. 85.—-LX XXIV. 43.—LXx XV. 56.—LxxxVI. 558. 


—LXXXVII. 27.—LXXXVIII. 246.—LxxxIx. 12.—xc. 64.—xcr. 14.— 


xcu. 19. Acts of the same Session Read, and Bills ordered ; 
LXXVII. 359, 395.—xc1. 637.——Acts Read, Motions made for 
ordering Bills, King’s Consent or Recommendation signified, and 
Bills ordered; Lxxvi. 271.—LxxxIVv. 253.—LXxxxvVIII. 642.—LXXxxIx. 
142.—xc11. 96. Act for the Union between Great Britain and 
Ireland Read, and Bills ordered; txxv. 357, &amp;c. 
the Parliament of Ireland read, and Bills ordered ; txxv. 292.— 
LXXxviI. 60.—LXXVIII. 93.—LXXIX. 388.—Lxxx. 195.—Lxxx1. 255. 
—LXXXIII. 118.—LxXxxIV. 301.—Lxxxv. 507.—LXxxvI. 782.— 
LXXXVII. 515.—LXXXVIII. 218.—xc. 141.—xc1. 83. ——-Act of the 
Parliament of Ireland Read, Motion for ordering Bill, King’s 








Consent signified, and Bill ordered ; txxvi. 321.———Acts of 


the Parliament of Scotland Read, and Bills ordered; txxvi. 348. 
—LXxxx. 380.—LXXxxI. 140.—Lxxxix. 111. 

10. Acts Read, and Questions for ordering in Bills thereupon 
Negatived; UxXvi. 317.—LXXIX. 327.—LXxx. 516.—LxXxv. 
338,— LX X XVI. 287,.—LX XXVIII. 497.—LXX XIX. 96.—xCII. 406. 
——-Superseded by previous Question; Lxxvi1I. 74.———Act 
of the same Session Read, Question Negatived for ordering Bill ; 
xc. 634, Act of the Parliament of Ireland Read, and Ques- 
tion for ordering Bill Negatived; txxx1. 147.———Acts Read, 
and Motions for ordering in Bills thereupon withdrawn; Lxxvul. 
414,—Lx xX. 287.—LXXXI. 346.—LXXxv. 564.—LXXXVII. 175. 
—LXXXVIII, 702.—LXXXIX. 243.—xc. 387.—xCI. 547.——— 
The King’s Consent not having been signified; Lxxxvitt. 578. 

ll. Sections of Acts Read, and Bills ordered; Lxxx1x. 285. 
——Sections of Acts of the Parliament of Ireland Read, and 
Bills ordered ; Lxxxvitt. 227.—Acts Read and Papers Read, and 
Bills ordered; txxxtVv. 320.—Lxxx1x. 40. 

12. Acts Read,and Instructions givento Committees to consider 
the same; LX XVII. 380.—LXXVIII. 363.—LXXxXII1. 461.—LXXXvVIII. 
687. Acts Read, and Instructions given to the Gentlemen 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Acts of 





appointed to prepare and bring in certain Bills; txxvit. 393.— 
Lxx1x. 107.—Acts Read, and Instructions given to Committees 
on Bills, that they have power to amend or repeal the said Acts, 
or parts thereof; Lxxvil. 455.—LXXVIII. 873.—LxXxIx. 314.— 
LXXXII. 385.—LXXXIX. 279. Acts Read, and Papers Read, 
and Instructions given to Committees on Bills; txx x. 299. 

13. Acts Read, and referred to Committees of the whole 
House; Lxxv. 120.—LxXXVI. 52.—LXXVII. 216, 296.—LXXVIII. 
306.—LXXXVI. 55.—LXX XVII. 485.———-To Committee of Ways 
and Means; LXxvi. 52.—.Lxxvil. 391.—Act of the same Session 
Read, and referred to the Committee of Ways and Means; 
Lxxvil. 391.———Act referred to a Committee of the whole 
House without being Read; txxxvi. 55. Acts Read, Mo- 
tions made for referring them to Committees of the whole House, 
The King’s Recommendation signified, Acts referred; Lxxv. 245. 
—Lxxvi. 65, &amp;c. Act Read, Motion made for referring it to 
the Committee of Supply, King’s Recommendation signified, Act 
referred; Lxxv. 340. Acts Read, and referred to Select 
Committees; LxXXvII. 101.—Lxxx11I. 501.———Acts Read, and 
Select Committee appointed; Lx xx. 387. 

14. Acts Read and Committees of the whole House appointed 
to consider them; LXxv. 199.—LxxVI. 293.—LxxviII. 552.— 
LXXVIII. 8.—LX XIX. 175.—LX XX. 33.—LXXXI. 13.—LX XXII. 29. 
—LXXXIII. 107.—-LX XXIV. 61.—LXXxVv. 180.—LXXXVI. 565.— 
LXXXVII. 21.—LXXXIX. 257.—xcl. 125. Or parts thereof; 
LX XV. 208.—LXXVI. 243, —LXXVII. 420.—LXX XIII. 157,—LXX XIX. 
143.———To consider of extending provisions thereof; txxv. 223. 
———Acts of the same Session Read, and Committees of the 
whole House appointed to consider them ; LXxXv. 386.—LXXXvVI. 
390.—xc1. 636.———-Acts of the Parliament of Ireland Read, and 
Committees of the whole House appointed to consider them ; 
LXXv. 270.—LXXVI. 341.—LXXVII. 118.—LXXIX. 169.— 
LXXXxvit. 65.——Acts Read, Motions made for appointing 
Committees of the whole House to consider them, King’s Recom- 
mendation signified, and Committees appointed accordingly ; 
LXXV. 245.—-LX XVI. 65.—LX XVII. 3872,.—LXXVIII. 148.—LX XIX. 














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ACTS OF.PARLIAMENT——ADDRESSES. 





III. Orders and Incidental Proceedings, relative to Acts of Parliament—continued. 


55.—Lx xx, 509.—LXXXI. 261.—LXX XIII. 333.—LXxxIv. 86.— 
LXXXVII. 387.—LX XXVIII, 192.—x0. 490,————-Acts Read, and 
Reports of Select Committees Read, and Committees of the whole 
House appointed to consider the said Acts; Lxxxvi. 359.— 
LXXXxVilI. 462,——&lt;-— Acts Read, and Committees of the whole 
House appointed to consider various matters; LXXvI. 185, 213.— 
LXXVII. 137, 421.—LXXIX. 283.—LXXXI. 245.—LXXKXIv. 213. 
—LXXXVIII, 483.—xc. 298.—xcil. 359, &amp;e. Act of the 
Parliament of Ireland Read, and Committee of the whole House 
appointed to consider various matters; LXXIx. 169,———Acts 
Read, Motions made for appointing Committees of the whole 
House to consider various matters, the King’s Recommendation 
signified, and Committees appointed accordingly; Lxxvi11. 376. 
—LXXXVII. 14, Act Read, and King’s Speech read, and 
Committee of the whole House appointed to consider various 
matters; LXX XVIII, 483.—xc. 147. Act Read, and Select 
Committee appointed to consider part thereof; xc. 387, 

15. Acts Read, and Questions for appointing Committees of 
the whole House to consider them, Negatived; Lxxx111. 422.— 
LXXXVv. 420,———Superseded by previous Question; Lxxxv1. 
846. Act of the Parliament of Ireland Read, and Question 
for appointing a Committee of the whole House to consider the 
same, Negatived; Lxxxv. 420.——~—Act Read, and Motion for 
appointing Committee of the whole House to consider various mat- 
ters, Negatived; txxx1x. 96, 100.——Act Read, and Motion 
for appointing Committee of the whole House to consider the 
same, withdrawn; xc. 267. 

16. Act Read, and Committee appointed to carry into effect 
certain provisions thereof; Lxxv. 341. 


17. Acts Read and Orders made thereupon; Lxx1x. 94.— 


LXXXIV, 388,—LXXXV. 4.—LXX XVI. 493. Sections of Acts ; 
LXXVI., 6, 





18. Act Read, and Order discharged; LXXXVIIT. 165, __ 
Sections of Acts Read and Orders discharged; Lxxxv1. 65, 504, 
626.—LXXXVII. 84.—LXXXVIII. 94, 102.—xciI. 186, 439, &amp;e, 


19. Acts Read, and Resolution made thereupon; txxxy; 
493.———Sections of Acts; LXxxIv. 35.—LXXXVI. 19, 538, 
LXXXVIII. 18.—xc. 18. 


20. Motion made, Act Read and Motion withdrawn; txxxvyy, 
231. 


21. Section of Act read, Motion made and negatived ; 
LXxxVIII. 671. 


22. Petition offered to be presented, Entry in Journal read, 
and Section of Act Read, and Petition withdrawn; Lxxxrx, 593, 


23. Act read in considering Bill, previously to Committee on 
Bill; wxxvit. 455. Act read and Clauses offered to be added 
to a Bill, after Third Reading, to repeal part of the said Act; 
LXXIx. 520. 

24. Acts read previous to Questions put; LXXVII. 340, 
LXXxx. 5387. 


25. Acts and parts of Acts read in Proceedings of the House; 
LXxv. 341, 345.—-LXXVI. 74.—-LXXXII. 146.—LXXxv. 16.— 
LXXXVI. 503, 707.—-LXXXVII. 34.—LXXXVIII. 94, 357.—xc. 52, 

Sections of Acts read; LxxV. 345.—Lxxvi. 52.—Lxxxn, 
28.—Lxxxvi. 65.—xc. 197.—xcll. 45. 


26. Act of the same Session read and Petition presented; 
LXXxi1l. 510. 


27. Act read, and House adjourned by Mr. Speaker, without a 
Question first put; xc. 275. 


See Accounts and Papers, 27-31, 4782, &amp;c. Addresses, 38, 
872. Conferences, 20, 27. 





Apvpresses, 








I. Of Thanks; 1—2926. 


1.—For Royal Speeches ; 1—19. 
2.—For Messages; 20—26. 


Il. Of Congratulation ; 27—30. 


III. Of Condolence; 31—35. 


For Accounts and Papers; 36—1369. 
V. Relative to other Matters; 1370—1444. 


Communicated from one House of Parliament to the other; 


1445—1447. 


Answers to Addresses of particular import; 1448—1459. 
Modes of presenting Addresses ; 1460—1463. 
Incidental Proceedings relative to Addresses; 1464—1476. 


Questions, and Previous Questions, negatived or superseded, 
and Motions withdrawn, relative to Addresses ; 1477—1549. 


1.— Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded ; 1477—1516. 


2.—Motions Withdrawn ; 1517 —1549. 


















ADDRESS ES—continued. 





—_ 


J. Of Thanks: 
(1.) For Royal Speeches at the opening of the Session. 


1, In April 1820; (First opening of the Parliament by King 
Geo. IV.); Motion for an Address resolved on, Nem. Con.; 
Committee appointed to prepare it; Lxxv. 111. Reported, 118. 
Agreed to, Nem. Con.; tobe presented by the whole House ; 119. 
King appoints to be attended, 119. King’s Answer to Address, 
120. Address of Thanks thereupon, Nem. Con., 120. King’s 
Answer, 149. 

2. In February 1821; (King’s Speech); Motion for Address ; 
Committee appointed to prepare it; txxvi. 4. Reported and 
agreed to, 5. To be presented by the whole House, 6. King 
appoints to be attended, 8. King’s Arswer, 8. 

3. In February 1822; (King’s Speech) ; Motion for Address ; 
txxvi1. 4. Amendments proposed, but not made ; Address agreed 


to; Committee appointed to prepare it; 5. Reported and agreed 





to, 8. To be presented by the whole House,9. King appoints to 
be attended, 10. King’s Answer, 10. 

4, In February 1823; (Lords Commissioners’ Speech); Mo- 
tion for Address resolved on, Nem. Con.; Committee appointed 
to prepare it; txxvi1.4. Reported and agreed to, Nem. Con. ; 
To be presented by Privy Councillors, 8. King’s Answer, 10. 


5. In February 1824; (Lords Commissioners’ Speech); Mo- 
tion for Address resolved on; txx1x. 4. Committee appointed to 
prepare it, 5. Reported and agreed to, 8. To be presented by 
Privy Councillors, 9. King’s Answer, 17. 


6. In February 1825; (Lords Commissioners’ Speech); Mo- 
tion for Address resolved on; txxx.4. Committee appointed to 
prepare it, 5. Reported and agreed to; To be presented by Privy 
Councillors; 9. King’s Answer, 14. 

7. In February 1826; (Lords Commissioners’ Speech); Mo- 
tion for Address resolved on; Committee appointed to prepare it; 
txxx1. 4. Reported and agreed to; To be presented by Privy 
Councillors; 9. King’s Answer, 16. 


8. In November 1826; (King’s Speech); Motion for Address ; 
Amendment proposed, but not made; Address agreed to; Com- 
mittee appointed to prepare it; rxxx11. 11. Reported; Amend- 
ment proposed, but not made; Address agreed to; To be pre- 
sented by the whole House; 28. King appoints to be attended ; 
29. Answer, 29. 


9. In January 1828; (Lords Commissioners’ Speech); Mo- 
tion for Address resolved on ; Committee appointed to prepare it; 
rxxxu. 5. Reported,8. Agreed to; To be presented by Privy 
Councillors; 9. Answer, 15. 


10. In February 1829; (Lords Commissioners’ Speech); Mo- 
tion for Address resolved on ; Committee appointed to prepare it; 
Lxxxiv. 5. Reported and agreed to; To be presented by Privy 
Councillors; 12. Answer, 20. 


11. In February 1830; (Lords Commissioners’ Speech) ; Mo- 
tion for Address; txxxv. 5. Amendment proposed, but not 
made, 6. Committee appointed to prepare it; Reported; 7. 
Amendment proposed, but not made, 11. Address agreed to; To 
be presented by Privy Councillors; 12. Answer, 15. 


12. In November 1830; (King’s Speech); Motion for Ad- 
dress; u~xxxvi. 9. Amendment proposed, but not made, 10. 
Committee appointed to prepare it, 13. Reported ; Amendment 
proposed, but not made; Address agreed to; 22. To be pres 
sented by the whole House, 22. King appoints to be attended, 22. 
His Answer, 23. Address of Thanks thereupon, Nem. Con., 23. 


13. In June 1831; (King’s Speech); Motion for Address 
resolved on; Committee appointed to prepare it; Lxxxvi. 526. 
Reported and agreed to; To be presented by the whole House; 
539. King appoints to be attended, 540, King’s Answer, 549. 
Address of Thanks thereupon, Nem. Con., 550. 

14. In December 1831; (King’s Speech); Motion for Address 
resolved on; Lxxxvit. 4. Amendment proposed and made; Main 
Question, as amended, agreed to; 5. Committee appointed to 
prepare it, 6. Reported, 10. Agreed to, Nem. Con.; To be 
presented by the whole House; 11. The King appoints to be 
attended, 12. His Answer, 12. Address of Thanks thereupon, 
Nem. Con., 12. 

15. In February 1833; (King’s Speech) ; Motion for Address ; 
uxxxvi. 6. Amendment proposed; Debate thereon adjourned ; 
7. Debate resumed, and further adjourned, 11. 19. Debate 
resumed, 24. Question, that the Words proposed to be left out 
stand part of the Question, put and agreed to; Main Question 
again proposed ; 25. Amendment proposed and made; Main 
Question, as amended, agreed to; 26. Committee appointed to 
draw up Address, 27. Reported, 28. Amendments proposed, 
but not made; Address to be presented by the whole House; 30. 
The King appoints to be attended, 30. His Answer, 35. Address 
of Thanks thereupon, Nem. Con., 35. 


GEN. INDEX, LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 











(1.) For Royal Speeches—continued. 


16. In February 1834; (King’s Speech); Motion for Address 
LxxxIx. 4. Amendments proposed, but not made, 5. Main Ques- 
tion put and agreed to; Committee appointed; 6. Reported, 
8. Amendment proposed, but not made; Another Amendment 
proposed; and words of heat having passed between Two Mem- 
bers, they were called upon by Mr. Speaker to assure the House 
that they would not prosecute the matter without the walls of the 
House; and one of the said Members having declined to give any 
such assurances, and the other not having given a satisfactory 
assurance to that effect; Ordered, Nem. Con., That the said 
Members be taken into Custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms; Ad- 
dress agreed to; To be presented by the whole House; 9. The 
King appoints to be attended ; His Answer; 12. 


17. In February 1835; (King’s Speech); Motion for 
Address; xc. 7. Amendment proposed; Debate thereupon; 
Adjourned; 8. Resumed, 19. Further adjourned, 20. Re- 
sumed, 23. Question amended, 24. Committee appointed to 
draw up Address, 25. Reported, 31. Agreed to; To be pre- 
sented by the whole House; 32. The King appoints to be 
attended, 34. His Answer; Address of Thanks thereupon, Nem. 
Con. ; 38. 


18. In February 1836; (King’s Speech); Motion for Address ; 
xc1.4. Amendment proposed, but not made; Motion agreed to ; 
5. Committee appointed to draw up Address, 6. Reported, 9. 
Agreed to; To be presented by the whole House; 11. The King 
appoints to be attended, 11. His Answer, 11. 


19. In January 1837; (Lords Commissioners’ Speech) ; Mo- 
tion for Address; xc11. 4. Committee appointed to draw up Ad- 
dress, 5. Reported, 16. Agreed to; To be presented by Privy 
Councillors; 17. Answer, 26. 


(2.) For Written Messages from the King, or the 


Queen, relative to— 


Crown Estates (Ireland) : 


20. Acquainting the House that having taken into his consi- 
deration the present State of the Reversions or Remainders vested 
in the Crown, in Estates in Ireland, His Majesty deems it proper 
that measures should be taken for enabling Proprietors of Estates 
in Ireland, where the Reversion or Remainder has become vested 
in the Crown by Attainder, to bar such Reversions or Re- 
mainders ; LXxXIx. 575. 


Judges : 


21. Relative to the Appointment of additional Judges; txxxv. 
214. 


Land Revenue: 


22. For His Majesty’s most gracious Message, and to assure 
His Majesty that this House will take the same into considera- 
tion; LXXvIII. 358. 


Parliament, Dissolution of : 


23. On the Death of George III. Acknowledging Commu- 
nication, and that the House will adopt such measures as may be 
indispensably necessary to provide for the exigencies of the Pub- 
lic Service; txxv. 90. Answer, 97.————On the Death of George 
IV. Acknowledging Communication, and that the House will 
make such temporary provision as may be requisite for the con- 
duct of the Public Service; txxxv. 598. Answer, 624. On 
the Death of William IV. Acknowledging Communication, and 
that the House will apply itself, without delay, to forward such 
measures as will not admit of postponement without injury to the 
Public Interest; and will make such provision for the Public 
Service as may be requisite for the fulfilment of Her Majesty’s 
gracious intentions, and the welfare of the United Kingdom; Re- 
solved, Nem. Con.; xcut. 497. Queen’s Answer, 513. 





Portugal : 


24. Application of the Queen of Portugal for Aid against Fo- 
reign Invasion; Amendment proposed, but not made; Address 
agreed to; Lxxxu. 114. Answer, 118. 


Queen Caroline : 
25. The Arrival of Queen Caroline; txxv. 281. 


Sign Manual : 

26. Regretting His Majesty’s (Geo. IV.) severe Indisposition, 
and assuring His Majesty that this House will proceed, without 
delay, to provide for the temporary discharge of that important 
function of the Crown; Resolved, Nem. Con.; uxxxv. 466. 


IT. Of 


200 


ADDRESSES—continued. 








II. Of Congratulation to The King, or The Queen,—relative to— 


King: 

27. On the Accession of His Majesty King George the 
Fourth to the Throne of his Ancestors, and also to convey to His 
Majesty the expression of the deep affliction in which the House 
has been involved by the Death of the late King; Nem. Con. ; 
Lxxv. 39. To be presented by Privy Councillors in consequence 
of His Majesty’s indisposition, 90. Answer, 93. 

28. Onthe Accession of His Majesty King William the Fourth 
to the Throne of his Ancestors, and to assure His Majesty that 
this House cordially sympathizes in the deep affliction in which 
His Majesty has been involved by the Death of His lamented 
Brother, the late King, and humbly to condole with His Ma- 
Majesty on the loss of a Sovereign so justly dear to His Majesty 





King—continued. 


and to his People; Nem. Con.; To be presented by Privy Coun. 
cillors; Lxxxv. 591. Answer, 602. 


29. (Ascot Races.) On His Majesty’s Escape from the late 
atrocious and treasonable Attempt upon His Majesty; txxxyy, 
421. Answer, 435. 


Queen : 

30. Onthe Accession of Her Majesty Queen Victoria to the 
Throne of the United Kingdom, and to express to Her Majesty 
the deep affliction which the House feels at the death of the late 
King, &amp;c.; Nem. Con.; To be presented by Privy Councillors ; 
xcr. 493. Queen’s Answer, 512. 


III. Of Condolence to The King, or Queen,—relative to— 


King: 

31. To convey to His Majesty King George the Fourth the 
expression of the deep affliction in which the House has been 
involved by the Death of the late King George the Third, and 
also to offer their Congratulations on His Majesty’s Accession to 
the Throne of his Ancestors; Resolved Nem. Con.; ixxv. 89. 
To be presented by Privy Councillors, in consequence of His Ma- 
jesty’s indisposition, 90. Answer, 93. 

32. To assure His Majesty King William the Fourth that this 
House cordially sympathizes in the deep affliction in which His 
Majesty has been involved by the Death of his lamented Brother 
the late King, and humbly-to condole with His Majesty on the 
loss of a Sovereign so justly dear to His Majesty and to his 
People ; and to beseech His Majesty to accept their cordial Con- 
gratulations on His Majesty’s Accession to the Throne of his 
Ancestors ; Resolved Nem. Con.; to be presented by Privy Coun- 
cillors; Lxxxv. 591. Answer, 602. 





York, Duchess of : 
33. On the Death of Her Royal Highness the Duchess of 
York ; txxv. 480. 


York, Duke of: 
34. On the Death of His Royal Highness the Duke of York; 
Lxxx11. 156. Answer, 183. 


Queen: 

35. To express to Her Majesty Queen Victoria the deep afflic- 
tion which the House feels at the Death of the late King William 
the Fourth, and humbly to offer to Her Majesty its respectful Con- 
gratulations on Her Accession to the Throne of the United King- 
dom, &amp;c.; Resolved Nem. Con.; to be presented by Privy Coun- 
cillors ; xcit. 493. Queen’s Answer, 512. 


IV. For Accounts and Papers—relative to— 


Aboriginal Tribes: 

36. Reports from Governors or Lieutenant-Governors of Bri- 
tish Possessions in North America, and Answers thereto, as may 
throw light on the present state of the Aboriginal Tribes ; txxx1x. 
140. Answer, 180. See infra, 179, &amp;e. 


Academy, Royal : 

37. Conditions, if any, on which the Apartments at Somerset 
House were originally bestowed on the Royal Academy, and of 
the Period for which they were granted; Number of Exhibitors, 
1824-1834 ; txxx1x, 320. Answer, 360. 


Acts of Parliament : 

38. Number of Acts of Parliament, Public, Local and Per- 
sonal, passed 1800-1833, distinguishing each Class, and the Num- 
ber of each Class passed in each Year for England, or England 
and Wales, for Scotland, for Great Britain, for Great Britain and 
Ireland, and for Ireland separately; Total Number of each for the 
whole Number of Years; txxx1x. 136. Answer, 180. See 
infra, 872. 


Acts of Sederunt :—See infra, 700. 


Administration, Letters of :—See infra, 1478. 


Admiralty, Court of, and Droits of: 

39. Deposition forwarded to the Commission of Judicial In- 
quiry by Sir Jonah Barrington, Judge of the Admiralty Court in 
Ireland ; uxxxiv. 135. Answer, 143. 

40. Patent of Appointment of present Judge of the Admiralty 
Court in Ireland; txxxvi. 201. Answer, 205. 

41. Total Produce of all Funds at the disposal of the Crown, 
and usually deemed not to be under the immediate control of Par- 
liament, since the Accession of George the Third, distinguishing 
Monies arising from Droits of Admiralty and Droits of the Crown ; 
LXxv. 94, For the Two Years ending 5 January 1819 and 1820, 
and application of the same; txxvi. 119. Answer, 119. 


42. Total Produce of all Funds at the disposal of the Crown, 
and usually not deemed to be under the immediate control of 
Parliament, since 1820; txxxv. 15. Answer, 31. 

43. Droits of the Crown, Droits of the Admiralty, and other 
Receipts from War by the Crown, not granted by the Prize Acts; 
1793-1815; txxxv.639. Answer, 657. 

44. Amount received by Receiver-General of the Droits of the 
Crown and Perquisites of Admiralty, since the Commencement of 
the present Reign, stating the Name of Receiver-General, the 





Admiralty, Court of, and Droits of—continued. 
Amount of his Salary and Allowance, and Amount paid to the 
Establishment of his Office in each Year; Lxxxvitt. 282. 
311. 

45. Return of Sums received as Droits of the Admiralty from 
Danish Vessels and Property, from and after 1807, and of the 
disposal thereof; Lxxxviu. 608. Answer, 664. 

See infra, 59. 378. 1136, &amp;e. 


Answer, 


Africa and Africans: 

46. Reports of Commissioners appointed in consequence of an 
Address, 28 June 1821, for ascertaining the condition of Africans 
in the Colonies; xxx. 606. Answer, 628. 

47. Quarterly Return of the Number of Europeans, Civil and 
Military, sent to the Western Coast of Africa since the Cession of 
the Forts on the Gold Coast, and of Black Troops employed; 
LXxxI. 117. Answer, 120. 

48. Order in Council relative to the Natives of South Africa; 
LXxxIV. 389. Answer, 395. 

49. Reports of the Commissioners of Inquiry relating to the 
Condition of the Hottentots, Bushmen, Caffres and other Native 
Tribes of South Africa; txxxu1.536. Answer, 556.—.Lxxxv. 521. 
Answer, 536. 

See infra, 182, &amp;c. 671. 1120, &amp;c. 1159, &amp;e. 


Agricultural Labourers : 

50. Number of Parishes in each County in England and 
Wales, in which a Plan has been agreed upon by the Vestry, and 
approved by the Magistrates in Petty Sessions for the Employment 
of the Poor, under Act 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c. 96; txxxvi. 41. 
Answer 61. 


Agriculture, Foreign Countries : 

51. Instructions to, and Reports from, Consuls abroad, with 
respect to the State of Agriculture, and the condition of the 
Population within their Districts; xc1. 70. Answer, 87. 

Alderney :—See infra, 64. 622. 


Alien Act: 

52. Number and Names of Persons who have been sent out 
of the Country, under the operation of the Alien Act, since its 
Re-enactment; txxvi. 223. Answer, 229. 

53. Number of Persons sent out of the Kingdom under the 
Alien Act, from 1 January 1816 to 1 January 1824; Lxxrx. 150. 
Answer, 159. 

54. Number of Aliens in England, made up to the latest 
Period; txxvit. 234. Answer, 245. 


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IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


America : 

55. Reports and Returns of British Consuls-General and 
Consuls, respecting the Trade of Mexico, Columbia, Buenos 
Ayres, Chili and Peru; txxxvi. 557. Answer, 578. 

56. Memorials, Petitions and Addresses received by the 
Colonial Secretary from Inhabitants of North American Colonies, 
respecting the elective principle in their Legislative Councils; 
xci. 342, Answer, 584. 

See supra, 36; infra, 62. 319. 508. 529. 530. 644, 671. 
776, &amp;c. 809. 915, &amp;c. 1161, &amp;c. 1351, &amp;e. 


American Loans : 
57. Correspondence, since the ist of January 1834, received 
by the Foreign Office, between British Authorities and the 
Governments of America on the subject of Loans contracted ia 


this Country for account of the said Governments; xcu. 345. 
Answer, 376. 


American Loyalists : 
58. Dates and Descriptions of Communications that have taken 
place with His Majesty’s Government and the Agents of the 
American Loyalists, since 4 April 1812; rxxv1.190. Answer, 203. 


59. Grant from His Majesty, out of the Droits of the Admi- 
ralty, to the American Loyalists, whose case was considered in 
June 1821; Lxxvu. 355. Answer, 374. 


Anatomy : 


60. Memorial of the College of Surgeons to the Home Secre- 
tary on the Schools of Anatomy; uxxxvu. 30. Answer, 31. 


Antigua : 
61. Record of the Court of King’s Bench of Antigua, in the 
case of a Free Man of Colour named Parker, and of the Cor- 


respondence thereon; itxxxv..412. Answer, 437. See infra, 
1163, &amp;e. 


Antrobus, Gibbs Crawford : 


62. Appointments held by him as Ambassador to the United 
States of America; txxv. 291. Answer, 363. 


Appeals, Colonial and East Indian : 
63. Colonial or Plantation or East India Appeals, lodged or 
entered in the General Book or List kept at the Office of the Privy 
Council, 1814-1826; ixxx1. 261. Answer, 291. 


64. Similar Return, and also all Appeals, from the Islands of 
Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney and Man, 1814-1827; txxxu. 100. 
Answer, 111. 

65. Similar Return, since 1826, how disposed of; also Orders 
or Regulations made in respect of Plantation Appeals and Pro- 
ceedings before the Lords of the Council, since 31 December 1826 ; 
LXXXVII. 158. Answer, 198. 


66. Colonial Appeals entered and remaining undisposed of 
previous to January 1832; Number lodged in 1832 and subse- 
quent to the passing of Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 41., and other 
Returns on the subject of Privy Council Appeals; xcr. 759. 
Answer, 840. 


67. Number of Appeals and Petitions heard before the Privy 
Council in each of the Five Years preceding the establishment of 
the Judicial Committee, and of the Number heard before the said 
Committee since its establishment, the Number of Days on which 
the Committee sat, &amp;c.; xc. 51. Answer, 107. 


Appeals, Scotland : 


68. Number of Appeals from the Sheriff Substitute to the She- 
riff Depute, in every County in Scotland, 1828-1833; Lxxxvim. 
415. Answer, 654. ] 


Arbuthnot, Mrs.:—See infra, 982. 
Archdeaconry Courts :—See infra, 713. 


Arches, Court of :—See infra, 363. 


Army : 

69. Annual Army Estimates, 1820; txxv. 133. Answer, 139. 
——1821; .xxvi.20. Answer, 28. 1822; Lxxvu. 23. An- 
Swer, 26, 1823; Lxxvi. 24. Answer, 25. 18245 LXXIx. 
19. Answer, 23. 1825; uxxx. 25. Answer, 31. 1826 ; 
LXxx1, 22. Answer, 27. 1827; Lxxx11. 36. Answer, 75. 
1828; txxxu. 19. Answer, 20. 1829; Lxxxiv. 23. Answer, 
25. 1830 ; Lxxxv. 32. Answer, 40. 1830-31; Lxxxvi. 210, 
Answer, 224. 1831; Lxxxvi. 561. Answer, 562. 1832; 
LXxxvi, 17. Answer, 28. 1833; w~xxxvin. 43. Answer, 78. 
——1834; txxx1x.17. Answer, 22. 1835; xc.40. Answer, 


42, 1836; xc1. 16. Answer, 21.—— 1837; xcu. 25. An- 
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GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Army—continued. 

70. Number of Troops employed in Ireland ; Troops removed 
from Great Britain to Ireland; and of Military Expenses in Ire- 
land; Lxxxu. 216. Answer, 232, 

See infra, 572. 


Arundel Borough : 
71. Letter written on 24 September 1831, by the Returning 
Officer of Arundel, for the Information of the Secretary of State, 


to the Commissioners appointed to determine the Boundaries of 
that Borough; txxxvi. 352. Answer, 362. 


Asaph, St., and Bangor Dioceses : 
72. Remonstrances made to the Church Commissioners re- 
specting the Union of the Sees of St. Asaph and Bangor, and the 


Abstraction of Welsh Tithes from those Dioceses; xcu. 22, An- 
swer, 29. 


Assemblies, Unlawful :—See infra, 1017. 
Assessed Taxes :—See infra, 864, 873, &amp;c. 


Assize of Bread : 
73. Places in England where an Assize of Bread is set ; Con- 
victions that have taken place under the Statutes relating thereto 


since 1st June 1833, beyond Ten Miles from the City of London ; 
Lxxx1x. 385. Answer, 427.—xc. 21. Answer, 42. 


Assize, Clerks of : 

74. Amount of Fees payable to and received by the different 
Clerks of Assize in England; also Fees paid to Counsel under 
direction of Judges of Assize for conducting Criminal Prosecu- 
tions on the Home Circuit, 1820-1822; txxvim. 253. Answer, 
279. 


Assizes : 
75. Places in England and Wales where the Assizes or Gene- 
ral Quarter Sessions are held; txxxviu1. 516. Answer, 534. 
76. Number of Petitions or Memorials addressed to the Privy 
Council, or to Government, for any alteration or removal of 


Assizes in any County in England and Wales; 1xxxix. 121. 
Answer, 131. 


77. Annual Amount of Rewards paid to Sheriffs under certain 
Acts; txxx1x.518. Answer, 592. 


See infra, 697. 
Attornies : 


78. Number of Attornies now practising in the Court of Great 
Sessions in Wales; txxv. 296. Answer, 363. 


Australia, Western : —See infra, 343. 529. 820, &amp;c. 1047. 1078. 
1268. 
Austria : 
79. Communications between His Majesty’s Government and 
the Austrian Government, relative to the Repayment of Monies 


due to this Country; txxvi. 167. Answer, 203. See infra, 
1293. 


Bahamas :—See infra, 1165, &amp;c. 

Bail and Bailable Processes :—See infra, 430, &amp;c. 
Bangor Diocese :—See supra, 72. 

Bank of England :—See infra, 574, &amp;e. 


Bank of Scotland : 

80. Charte~ granted to the National Bank of Scotland, with 
Petition for same, and Report of the Law Officers of the Crown 
thereon, and Contract or Co-partnership if not set forth in the 
Charter; txxxvi. 827. Answer, 862, 


Bankrupts : 

81. Commitments to the Prisons and Houses of Correction in. 
England by the Commissioners of Bankrupts ; txxx. 546. Answer, 
581. 

82. Dates of Commitments made to the several Prisons and 
Houses of Correction in England by the Commissioners of 
Bankrupts from 1 January 1820; 1xxx. 641. 

83. Number of Persons declared Bankrupts; and Number of 
Persons declaring themselves Insolvent, 1825-1830; txxxv. 186. 
Answer, 220. 

84. Number of Bankruptcies which have taken place, 1822 to 
1832; Lxxxvu. 214. Answer, 273. 

See infra, 194. 1079. 


Bankruptcy Commissioners : 


85. Names of Commissioners belonging to the London Lists ; 
Lxxxv. 180. Answer, 220. 





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IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


Bankruptcy Court : 

86. Rules and Orders for regulating the Practice of the Court 
of Bankruptcy, made by the Judges of the Court of Review, 
with the consent of the Lord Chancellor, on 12 January 1832; 
Lxxxvul. 50. Answer, 69. 


Baptisms :—See infra, 871. 


Barbadoes : 

87. Reports from the Bishop of Barbadoes, or of any other 
Information in the possession of Government, showing the means 
furnished by that Colony for the Religious Instruction of the 
Coloured and Slave Population ; txxxvu. 255. Answer, 266. 

88. Act passed in 1834, by the Legislature of Barbadoes, 
repealing the Four-and-a-half per Cent. Duty; Memorial of the 
Council and Assembly of Barbadoes to Mr. Secretary Stanley, 
praying him to recommend His Majesty to give his Assent to 
the said Act; xcu. 327. Answer, 355. 

See infra, 274, &amp;c. 584, &amp;c. 665. 1166, &amp;c. 


Barrington, Sir Jonah :—See supra, 39, &amp;e. 


Barristers, Revising : 
89. Number of Barristers employed for the purpose of revising 
List of Voters under 2 Will. IV. c. 45, stating the Name of each 
Barrister, and the Amount paid him ; txxxvirr. 35. Answer, 61. 


90. Names of Revising Barristers on each of the Circuits, with 
period at which appointed, when first called to the Bar, and other 
Returns; xc. 453. Answer, 485. 


Bastard Children : 


91. Number affiliated by Order of Sessions on each County in 
England and Wales, at the Michaelmas Sessions 1834, and at the 
Epiphany, Easter and Midsummer Sessions 1835; xc. 456. 
Answer, 485. 


Beatock Bridge Road :—See infra, 614. 


Belgium: 

92. The Dates of the Ratification by each Power respectively 
of the Treaty between His Majesty, the Emperor of Russia, the 
King of Prussia, and the King of the Belgians, concluded on 
15 November 1831; txxxvit. 549. Answer, 554. See infra, 
1071. 


Belgrave Square :—See infra, 621. 


Benefices :—See infra, 245, ke. 569, ke. 
Benefit Societies :—See infra, 599, &amp;e. 
Berbice :—See infra, 274, ke. 1168, &amp;e. 
Bermuda :— See infra, 278, &amp;c. 328. 
Bills :—See infra, 872. 


Bishops’ Leases (Ireland) : 

93. Return of the present Rates of Renewal Fines on Bishops’ 
Leases in the several Dioceses in Ireland; specifying the principle 
upon which the calculation of the Renewal Fines is founded ; also 
the Number of Leases in each Diocese which have expired, 1800- 
18333; Lxxxvi. 239. Answer, 273. 


94. Return of the several Bishops’ Leases which have been 
suffered to expire in the several Sees in Ireland, since the accession 
of the present Occupants, setting forth the Date, Names of the 
Lessees, and Townlands and other particulars; txxxvit. 676. 
Answer, 732. 


Blasphemy :—See infra, 705. 
Boroughs :—See infra, 517, &amp;c. 597. 873, &amp;e. 
Boyd, Mr. : 


95. Correspondence between the Foreign Office and His Ma- 
jesty’s Minister at Madrid and the British Consul at Malaga, 
relative to the Seizure and putting to Death of Mr. Boyd, a 
subject of His Majesty; uxxxix. 442. Answer, 448. 


Bradford Gaol : 


96. Correspondence relative to Bradford Gaol; txxx. 380. 
Answer, 403. 


Brazils : 

97. Amount levied for the Contribution Fund on British Ship- 
ping in the Brazils, under Act 54 Geo. III. c. 126; Rate and 
Amount of Consulage levied on British Shipping, with Appro- 
priation of the same; Name of His Majesty’s Consul-General, 
and Copy Patent of Appointment; Names of the other Consuls in 
the Brazils, their Residence, Salaries, &amp;c., since 1814; LXxv1. 433. 
Answer, 450. 


| Brazils—continued. 

98. Total Amount of the Contribution Fund levied on British 
Shipping in the Brazils, since 1814; Consulage Fees levied by 
the Consul-General and Vice-Consuls ; also Copy Patent of Ap- 
pointment of the Consul-General; txxvi1. 194. Answer, 229, 


99. Correspondence between His Majesty’s Secretary of State 
and the Consul-General, or any other Person in the Brazils, op 
the subject of Allowances to the Consul-General ; and the Amount 
received from the Vice-Consul for his Appointment ; txxvir. 435, 
(Order for presenting Address discharged) 442. 


100. Correspondence respecting the original Settlement of the 
Establishment for the Consul-General and Consuls in the Brazils; 
Lxxvil. 450. Answer, 472. 


101. Memorandum, dated May 1829, entered into between 
Lord Ponsonby and the Brazilian Government, relative to the 
Capture of British Ships in 1820 and 1827; Lxxxvu. 290, 
Answer, 293. 

See infra, 985. 


Bread, Assize of :—See supra, 87. 

Brighton Port :—See infra, 1113. 

Bristol to Carmarthen, Tolls on Road :—See infra, 207. 
British Poor Money :—See infra, 454. 

Buenos Ayres :—See supra, 55. 


Bungay, Churchwardens of, v. Childs :—See infra, 223. 


Burghs, Royal : 

102. Number of Royal Burghs in Scotland, which have at any 
time lost the power of electing their Council; txxv.377. Answer, 
425.—Lxxvi. 110. Answer, 120. 

103. Appointment of Alexander Ferrier, Esq", to the office of 
Conservator of Privileges of the Royal Burghs of Scotland; 
Lxxvul. 35. Answer, 50. 

104. Return from each of the Royal Burghs of Scotland 
of the actual Number of their Town Council; txxvin. 41. 
Answer, 60. 

105. Statement from the Magistrates of Royal Burghs, speci- 
fying what Accounts have been lodged by them under Act 3 Geo. LV. 
c. 91; uxx1x. 509. Answer, 532, 

106. Returns by each of the several Royal Burghs in Scotland 
of Copies of the Annual Account of the Burgh, made up in 
obedience to the Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 91, Michaelmas 1826-1831, 
inclusive; and other Returns relating thereto; Lxxxvu. 498. 
Answer, 503.—.Lxxxvirl. 196. Answer, 204. 


107. Sums paid by each Borough in Scotland to the Conven- 
tion of Royal Burghs; txxxvi. 551. Answer, 604. 


108. Emoluments and Expenses of the Commission, dated 


15 July 1833, to inquire into Royal and other Burghs in Scotland; 
xc. 186. 


109. Commission of Inquiry into the Scotch Municipal 
Burghs; xc. 565. Answer, 590. 

110. Amount of Population in each of the Towns enume- 
rated in the Burghs of Barony Bill for Scotland, comprehending 
the Houses contiguous and adjacent to the said Towns; xcu1. 396. 
Answer, 406. 

See infra, 873, &amp;c. 994. 


Burial Places (Bills of Mortality) : 

111. Places of Burial belonging to each Parish or Precinct 
under the authority of the Bishop of London, within the Bills of 
Mortality, Place where situated, the Extent of them by actual 
Measurement, and the Number of Interments in each of them, 
1830 to June 1833; txxxvir. 507. Answer, 534. 

112. Sums expended by Parishes in England and Wales, in 
the purchase of Ground for forming or enlarging Churchyards, &amp;c., 
from the earliest period to the year 1800; Similar Return from 
1800; LXxx1x. 151. Answer, 182. 


Burials :—See infra, 755. 800. 871. 
Burnett, Mr. Bishop :—See infra, 169. 
Caffres :—See supra, 49; infra, 180. 
Canada: 


‘113. Abstract of the several Sums issued on account of Upper 
or Lower Canada, 1815-1826; txxx1. 117. Answer, 120. 


114, Population of Upper and Lower Canada at the latest 
Census taken; Lxxxul, 311. Answer, 336. 





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115. Correspondence between the Colonial Department and 
Mr. Rendell of Upper Canada, on the subject of the Naturalization 
Petition ; txxx11. 599. Answer, 604. 

116. Communications between the Colonial Office, and the 
Governors of Upper and Lower Canada, pursuant to the recom- 
mendations of the Canada Committee; txxx1v. 889. Answer, 395. 


117. Communications between the Governors of Upper and 
Lower Canada and the Legislatures of the two Provinces relative 
to the Appropriation of the Crown Revenues; ixxxvi. 642. An- 
swer, 653. 

118. Address of the House of Assembly of Upper Canada 
on the subject of Clergy Reserved Lands; txxxu. 328. Answer, 
336. 

119. Correspondence with the Colonial Department on the 
subject of the Claim of the Church of Scotland, upon the Clergy 
Reserves in the Canadas; txxx11. 599. Answer, 604. 


120. Address to His Majesty from the House of Assembly of 
Lower Canada on the subject of certain Lands held or claimed by 
the Catholic Seminary at Montreal; txxxv. 597. Answer, 627. 


121. Regulations lately adopted in the Canadas for granting 
Waste Lands; rxxxu. 201. Answer, 232. 


122. Report of Mr. Richards respecting Waste Lands in the 
Canadas, and Emigration; txxxvi. 838. Answer, 862. 

123. Grants or Appropriations of Crown Lands in Upper and 
Lower Canada without purchase, between 31 December 1823 and 
1 January 1833; txxxvi. 424. Answer, 441. 


124. Sales of Land in Upper and Lower Canada, 1823-1833 ; 
LXxxvill. 425. Answer, 441. 


125. Sales of all Lands in Upper and Lower Canada, 1823- 
1834, distinguishing between Crown Lands, Crown Reserves and 
Clergy Reserves; and specifying Quantity of Land in each Lot ; 
Situation ; Conditions of Sale; Price per Acre; Monies received 
in payment, and Application; Grants and Appropriations of Crown 
Lands without purchase; txxx1x. 180. Answer, 201. 


126. Return in detail of the Receipts and Expenditure of Land 
and Timber Funds in Upper and Lower Canada, 1830-1832 ; 
LXxxIx. 582. Answer, 592. 


127. Letters addressed to Mr. Wilmot Horton, by the Rev. 
Dr. Strachan, Archdeacon of York, Upper Canada, dated 16 May 
1827; uxxxu. 479. Answer, 484. 


128. Address to His Majesty concerning an Established 
Church from the House of Assembly of Upper Canada, agreed to 
in the Ninth Provincial Parliament, dated 20 March 1828, and 
other Papers relating to the said Province; txxxvi. 540. An- 
swer, 554. 

129. Name and Place of Residence of every Person in Upper 
and Lower Canada and in Nova Scotia and other British Posses- 
sions in North America, who belong to the Church of England, 
and to the Presbyterian and Catholic’ Church, and who received 
any portion of the Money voted by Parliament in 1832; txxxvim. 
688. Answer, 732. 

130. Statement in detail of Monies appropriated last year by 
Vote of the House to the Society for the Propagation of the 
Gospel, in aid of the Expenses of the Society in Canada; and 
Statement in detail showing what Payments were made to Bishops, 
Rectors, Missionaries, and other Religious Teachers in Upper 
Canada; txxxvui. 9. Answer, 61. 


131. Account in detail showing what Payments were made to 
Bishops, Rectors, Missionaries or other Religious Teachers in 
Lower Canada, whether of the Churches of England, Rome, Scot- 
land, or any other Denomination, during 1833, out of Funds raised 
in the Province; Lxxx1x. 559. Answer, 592. 

132. Despatches or Orders from His Majesty’s Secretary of 
State directing the additional Sum of £.4,000 to be appropriated 
from the Funds raised in the Province of Upper Canada to the 
Presbyterians, Roman Catholics, Wesleyan and Canadian Metho- 
dists, and showing the Appropriation; Lxxx1x.579. Answer, 592. 

133. Answers of the Governors of Upper and Lower Canada, 
relative to the State of their Executive and Legislative Councils ; 
LXxxv, 526. Answer, 536. 

134. Names of the Members of the Legislative and Executive 
Councils, and Houses of Assembly of Upper and Lower Canada, 
on 1 July 1832, stating the various Offices, Employments and 
Public Situations each of them holds under the British and 
Colonial Government, Clerical and Lay, &amp;c.; Lxxxvi. 582. 
Answer, 588.—Lxxxvil. 9. Answer, 44. 


135. Despatch addressed” by the Secretary of State for the 
Colonies to the Lieutenant-Governor of Upper Canada, dated 


8 November 1832; on the subject of Petitions from the People of 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


Canada—continued. Canada—continued. 


that Province for the Removal of His Excellency, the Dissolution 
of the Legislature and the Remedy of certain alleged Grievances ; 
Lxxxvill. 584. Answer, 604. 

136. Address to His Majesty from the House of Assembly of 
Upper Canada on the Administration of Justice, dated 14 March 
1829, which Address that House prayed His Majesty to lay before 
the House of Commons; txxxvit. 541. Answer, 554. 

137. Report of the Two Select Committees to whom were 
severally referred Petitions addressed to the House of Assembly 
of Upper Canada in the Session of the Provincial Legislature 
1828, complaining of improper conduct on the part of Captain 
G. Philpotts, and other wrongs, and of the Administration of 
Justice, &amp;c.; ~xxxvit. 565. Answer, 588.—1xxxvin. 9. An- 
swer, 61. 

138. Establishment of the General Post Office in Upper and 
Lower Canada and of each of the other Colonies in North America, 
with the Number of Postmasters and Deputy Postmasters in each 
Province, their Salary, Allowances and Emoluments, and other 
particulars relating to those Establishments; Lxxxvi. 582. An- 
swer, 588.—Lxxxvil. 9. Answer, 61. 

139. Estimate of the Expense of the Construction of Water 
Communications in the Canadas; ixxx11. 479. Answer, 484. 

140. Correspondence on the subject of the Canal Communi- 
cation in Canada; Lxxxvi. 212. Answer, 228. 

141. Despatch from the Right honourable T. 8. Rice to Lord 
Aylmer, authorizing him to pay the Officers of the Civil Govern- 
ment of Canada certain Monies not appropriated to that purpose 
by the Legislature of Canada; xc. 259. Answer, 262. 


142. Despatch from Lord Aylmer in reply to Mr. Secretary 
Rice’s Despatch of 27 September 1834; xc. 461. Answer, 485. 

143. Titles of the several Bills which the Houses of Assembly 
in Upper and Lower Canada passed and sent to the Legislative 
Council, &amp;c.; xc. 440. Answer, 451. 

144. Address of the House of Assembly of Upper Canada to 
His Majesty during the last Session of the Colonial Parliament, 
and other Papers on the subject of grievances; xc. 552. Answer, 
590. 

145. Correspondence between the Colonial Secretary and the 
Governors of Canada, and Mr. W. B. Felton, relative to Lands 
granted to the said W. B. Felton; xc1. 76. Answer, 87. 


146. Instructions given to the Earl of Gosford, and the Com- 
missioners appointed to inquire into the Grievances complained 
of in Lower Canada;—also, to Sir F. B. Head, Lieutenant- 
Governor of Upper Canada; xc1. 142. Answer, 154. 

147. Instructions addressed to the Governors of Upper and 
Lower Canada, relative to the Expenditure incurred on account 
of the Indian Departments in those Provinces ; xc1. 260. Answer, 
333. 

148. Address of the House of Assembly of Upper Canada, in 
Committee of the whole House on the 11th February 1836, to 
His Majesty, respecting the Commerce and Trade of that Pro- 
vince; also, Copies of the several Resolutions respecting Com- 
merce and Trade agreed to by the same Committee on the same 
day; xc. 293. Answer, 333. 

149. Extracts from a Despatch of the 21st April 1836 from 
Sir F. B. Head, Lieutenant-Governor of Upper Canada, to Lord 
Glenelg, with the Enclosures referred to in such Extracts; xc1. 
477. Answer, 584. 

150. Address to the King from the Assembly of Upper 
Canada, with the Appendix of Documents transmitted therewith 
to the Secretary of State; xcr. 502. Answer, 584. 

151. Lord Aylmer’s Despatches on 5 March 1834, addressed 
to the Right honourable Edward Stanley, and of 18 March 1836, 
addressed to the Earl of Aberdeen; xc1. 580. Answer, 584. 

152. Fourth Report of the Standing Committee of Grievances 
made to the Assembly of Lower Canada respecting the conduct 
of Lord Aylmer, while Governor-General of that Province ; xct. 
598. Answer, 642. 

153. Copy of Sir F. B. Head’s Despatch of 28 May 1836, 
enclosing Copy of a Gazette Extraordinary, notifying the Disso- 
lution of the Provincial Parliament of Upper Canada; xcr. 619. 
Answer, 642. 

154. Despatches to the Governors of Upper and Lower Canada 
respecting Orange Lodges; the Date of Arrival of Orders ; 
Answers received; Address of the House of Assembly of Upper 
Canada to the Governor respecting Orange Lodges, and Answer ; 
xc1. 714. Answer, 752. 

155. Orders in Council and Instructions sent to Upper Canada 
by His Majesty’s Colonial Secretary, for the Regulation of the 
Sale or Grant of Lands in that Province, and other Returns; xcz. 
841.—xci. 23, 293. Answers, 29, 314. 

156. Reports 


204. 


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IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


Canada—continued. 

156. Reports of House of Assembly of Lower Canada, and 
other Papers respecting Mr. Whitcher, Mr. Thompson, Judge 
Fletcher, Mr. Chisholme, Mr. Felton, Mr. Gusy and Sir J. Cald- 
well; xcur. 178. Answer, 203. 

157. Agreement between His Majesty’s Government and the 
British American Land Company in 1833, with the Sums paid 
under that Agreement; xc1.178. Answer, 203. 


158. Despatch from Sir F. B. Head, in answer to Charges 
preferred against him by Dr. C. Duncombe, in a Petition pre- 
sented to the House of Commons on the 19th August 1836; Lord 
Glenelg’s Reply; xcrt. 284. Answer, 294. 

159. Report of the Committee of the House of Assembly of 
Upper Canada, to whom was referred the Letter from Mr. Speaker 
Papineau to Mr. Speaker Bidwell, enclosing Copies of certain 
Resolutions adopted by the House of Assembly of Lower Canada 
during their Session of 1835-6; Address of the Assembly of 
Upper Canada adopting this Report; and other Papers; xcu. 
292. Answer, 314. 

160. Orders sent out to the Canadas respecting Orange Lodges 
there, the Date of the Despatch, and of Arrival of those Orders, 
and the Answers received; and Address of the House of Assem- 
bly of Upper Canada to the Governor, respecting Orange Lodges, 
and his Answer thereto; xc. 293. Answer, 314. 

See infra, 287, Kc. 292. 532, ke. 


Canada Company : 

161. Minutes of the intended Arrangements between Earl 
Bathurst and the proposed Canada Company; 1xxx. 306. An- 
swer, 311. 

162. Monies paid and payable by that Company under existing 
Contracts for the Sale to them of part of the Crown Reserves and 
other Lands in Upper Canada ; and several other Accounts relating 
thereto; txxxv. 514. Answer, 536.—.Lxxxvi. 203. Answer, 205. 

163. Monies received from the Canada Company, and the 
Application thereof; Lxxxvuu. 424, Answer, 441. 


Cape Breton : 

164. King’s Proclamation of 7 October 1763, respecting the 
Colonies acquired by the Definitive Treaty of Peace concluded at 
Paris on the 10th February 1763; and other Papers relative to 
Cape Breton; txxviul. 300. Answer, 392. 


Cape of Good Hope : 

165. Civil Officers at the Cape of Good Hope whose Salaries 
and Emoluments exceed £.150 per Annum; Lxxv. 119. 
119. 

166. Appointment of Henry Ellice, Esq'*, to be the Deputy 
Colonial Secretary at the Cape of Good Hope; txxv. 138, 
Answer, 149. 

167. Appointments of Civil Officers at the Cape of Good Hope 
since 1 March 1819; Ltxxvi. 17. Answer, 28. 

168. Instructions originally given by the Secretary for the 
Colonies, for the guidance of the Commissioners sent to the Cape 
of Good Hope; 1xxx1. 196. Answer, 218. 

169. Letters or Papers addressed to the Colonial Department 
by Mr. Bishop Burnett relative to the Grievances alleged to be 
sustained by him at the Cape of Good Hope; Instructions to the 


Answer, 


Commissioners of Inquiry, and Reports made by them; Lxxx1. 375. 
Answer, 386. 

170. Letter from Lord Charles Somerset to Mr. Wilmot 
Horton, dated 20 April 1827, and other Papers relative to Sir 
Rufane Donkin and the Government of the Cape; Lxxx11. 4638. 
Answer, 480. 

171. Mr. Wilmot Horton’s Letter of 19 July 1823 to Sir 
Rufane Donkin; other Papers respecting the Cape of Good 
Hope; .xxxi. 507. Answer, 535. 

172. Warrant for the Suppression of the South African Com- 
mercial Advertiser at the Cape in May 1824, and other Papers 
relating to that subject; Lxxx11. 508. Answer, 535. 

173. Correspondence between Lord Charles Somerset, Mr. 
Brink, Assistant Secretary, and the Colonial Department, in June 
1827; Lxxxu. 538. Answer, 554. 

174. Extracts from Report from Commissioners of Inquiry at 
the Cape, as far as relates to the Case of Mr. John Carnall; seve- 
ral other Papers relating to that subject; txxx11. 522. Answer, 
535.———Special Reports of Commissioners relative to the Con- 
dition of Hottentots and Bushmen; txxxi. 536. Answer, 556. 

175. Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the 
Government of the Cape of Good Hope in the Case of Mr. John 
Carnall; uxxxu. 599. Answer, 604. 

176. Report from the Commissioners of Inquiry relating to 
the Trade of that Colony; txxxiv. 349. Answer, 361. 





Cape of Good Hope—continued. 

177. Papers and Correspondence respecting Commandos oy 
Expeditions sent from that Colony against the Native Tribes of 
South Africa since 1 January 1828; LxxxvuI. 723. Answer, 
732. 

178. Evidence and Information collected by the Commis. 
sioners of Eastern Inquiry, 1823-1827, relative to the Condition 
and Treatment of the Native Inhabitants of Southern Africa 
within the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope or beyond the Fron. 
tier of that Colony ; txxx1x. 449. Answer, 504. 


179. Proclamations, Ordinances or other Legislative Acts 
promulgated in the Cape of Good Hope, relating to Aboriginal 
Tribes; xc. 64. Answer, 98. 


180. Letter, dated 7 April 1835, from the Rev. William Shaw 
to Lord Aberdeen, and other Papers relative to the Affairs of the 
Caffre Tribes; xc. 362. 


181. Communications from the Governor of the Cape of Good 
Hope, and other Papers relative to the Seizure of the Territory 
annexed to the Colony, by Proclamation of the Governor, dated 
10 May 1835; xc. 625. Answer, 629. 


182. Papers and Correspondence respecting Commandos or 
Expeditions sent forth from the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope 
against the Native Tribes of South Africa, since 1 January 1828; 
xc. 634. Answer, 636. 


183. Despatches from or to the Governor relative to the late 
Caffre War, and to the death of Hintza; Instructions given to 
the Lieutenant-Governor of the Frontier Districts; xcr. 125. 
Answer, 142. 

184. Further Despatches which have been received from, or 
addressed to, the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, relative to 
the late Caffre War, since the Papers presented to the House on 
10 March 1836; xcn. 448. Answer, 486. 

See infra, 274, &amp;c. 671. 1149. 1173, &amp;e. 1366. 


Capes, John : 

185. Communications between the Home Secretary and the 
Authorities of Guernsey, relative to the Detention in Guernsey of 
John Capes, one of the Beadles of St. Pancras, in the County of 
Middlesex; txxxvit. 484. Answer, 503. 


Capital Crimes :—See infra, 400, &amp;c. 429. 688. 
Captions :—Scee infra, 634. 

Captured Negroes :—Sce infra, 1135, &amp;e. 
Carlisle Bishoprick :—See infra, 222. 


Ceylon : 

186. Regulations of the Ceylon Government, dated 10 January 
1824, for removing doubts respecting the rights of the Governor 
to arrest and detain Persons, &amp;c.; txxx. 435. Answer, 454. 

187. Charter or Letters Patent of 6 August 1810, for making 
Alterations in the Supreme Court of Judicature of Ceylon; other 
Papers relative thereto; Lxxx. 482. Answer, 527. 


188. Account, made up to the latest period, of the Colonial 
Debt of the Ceylon Government; several other Papers relating to 
the Government of Ceylon; txxxn. 602. 


189. Charter issued for improving the Administration of 
Justice in Ceylon, in pursuance of the Report to Viscount 
Goderich, dated 31 January 1832, and Despatch by Lord 
Goderich to the Governor of Ceylon; txxxvitr. 167. Answer, 204. 


190. New Charter of Justice lately granted for the Island of 
Ceylon; txxxviit. 408. Answer, 408. 


191. Supplementary Commission and Additional Instructions, 
under the Royal Sign Manual for the Island of Ceylon, referred 
to in the Despatch from Viscount Goderich of 23 March 1833, to 
the Right honourable Sir R. J. Wilmot Horton; txxxvrut. 584. 
Answer, 604. 


See infra, 274, &amp;c. 671. 1175. 


Challenger, Ship of War :—See infra, 1270. 


Chancery, Court of (England): 
192. Report made to His Majesty by the Commissioners 
appointed to inquire into the Practice of the Court of Chancery ; 
LXxxI. 120. Answer, 166. See infra, 320, &amp;c. 366, &amp;c. 


Chancery, Court of (Ireland) : 

193. Letters of the Master of the Rolls addressed to the Right 
Honourable Sir Robert Peel, dated 14 April 1826 and 11 Novem- 
ber 1828, and other Papers relative thereto; LxxxvVI. 854. 
Answer, 862. 


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Chancery, Court of (Ireland)—continued. 


194. Causes, Re-hearings, Pleas, Demurrers, Exceptions and 
farther Directions, Cause Petitions, Special Motions and Bank- 
rupt Petitions which have been contested, which have been heard 
and decided by the Lord Chancellor of Ireland and by the Master 
of the Rolls, 1831-1833; Numbers of Days and Hours those 
Judges sat in each Year; txxxix. 76. Answer, 89. 


See infra, 285, &amp;e. 


Chancery Director (Scotland) : 


195. Warrant of Appointment to the Office of Director of 
Chancery in Scotland, with the Emoluments of the same, and 
from what Sources derived; txxxviit. 228. Answer, 273. 


Charitable Funds: 


196. Return of Charitable Funds and other Property in the 
possession of each Municipal Corporation in England and Wales ; 
the manner in which acquired, the purposes for which given, and 
the mode of its application; txxxvi. 24. Answer, 61. 

197. Return of Charitable Funds and other Property in the 
possession of each Municipal Corporation in Ireland, the manner 
in which acquired, the purposes for which given, and mode of 
application; txxxvi. 24. Answer, 61. (Order for Address 
discharged, and Return ordered instead thereof, 556.) 


Charities : 


198. Copy of the Report of the Commissioners appointed 
under Acts 58 and 59 Geo. III. for inquiring concerning Chari- 
ties in England and Wales; rxxv.117. Answer, 119. Fourth ; 
Lxxv. 467. Answer, 470. Fifth; txxvi. 133. Answer, 145. 
Sixth; txxvu. 20. Answer, 26. Seventh; txxvi. 142. 
Answer, 149. Eighth; uxxvin. 9. Answer, 22. Ninth ; 
Lxxvill. 196. Answer, 211. Tenth; .xxvit. 477.—LxxIx. 
103. Answer, 107. Eleventh; txx1x. 485. Answer, 532. 
Twelfth and Thirteenth; txxx. 435. Answer, 454. Four- 
teenth and Fifteenth; txxx1. 358. Answer, 363. Sixteenth ; 
LXxx1I. 41. Answer, 75. Seventeenth; txxx11. 474. Answer, 
489. Eighteenth; uxxxim. 56. Answer, 87. Nineteenth ; 
Lxxx11. 379. Answer, 384. Twentieth; txxxtv.28. Answer, 
49. Twenty-first; ~xxxtv. 367. Answer, 395. Twenty- 
second ; Lxxxv. 136. Answer, 150. Twenty-third ; txxxv. 
469. Answer, 487. Twenty-fourth ; txxxvi. 809. Answer, 
830. Twenty-fifth; rxxxvur. 125. Answer, 167. Twenty- 
sixth; txxxvi1.664. Answer, 664. Twenty-seventh ; Lxxxrx. 
181. Answer, 201. Twenty-eighth ; rxxx1x. 592. Answer, 
597. Twenty-ninth; xc. 264. Answer, 267. 

199. Statement made by the Commissioners of Charities to the 
Secretary of State of their Proceedings; Lxx1x. 426. Answer, 433. 







































































200. List of Counties reported upon, and not reported upon, 
by the Commissioners, and Copy of Proceedings in the Court of 
Chancery; txxxul. 146. Answer, 150. Order discharged, 
and another Address ordered for List of Counties reported upon, 
and not reported upon, with the Number investigated, and the 
Income of each, distinguishing whether Real or Personal Pro- 
perty; ~xxxi. 170. Answer, 177. 

201. Number of Charities and Charitable Donations for the 
Benefit of the Poor and other Persons in England and Wales, 
registered in the Offices of the Clerks of the Peace; txxxtv. 77. 
Answer, 128. 





202. Analytical Digest of Reports made to Parliament by 
the Commissioners concerning Charities; Lxxxvi. 727. Answer, 
733, 

203. Date of the Commission appointing Commissioners for 
inquiring into the Charities of England under the Act 1 &amp; 2 
Will. IV., and other Particulars relating thereto; Lxxxvu. 289. 
Answer, 293. 

204. Copy of the last Commission appointing Commissioners 
to inquire into Public Charities of England, and of the Names of 
all Officers appointed by virtue of such Commission; Lxxxvuit. 
89. Answer, 125. 


See infra, 793. 


Charters : 


205. Cost of affixing the Great Seal to Charters granted by 
the Crown; ixxrx. 460. Answer, 532. 


Chelsea Parish : 

206. Applications to and Correspondence with His Majesty’s 
Commissioners for Building Churches, relative to the Ecclesias- 
tical Division of the Parish of St. Luke, Chelsea, and all Docu- 
ments connected therewith, and with the Church or Chapel of the 
Holy Trinity in that Parish; txxx1x. 579. Answer, 592. 


GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


1V. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


Cheltenham to Milford Haven: 


207. Amount of Tolls collected on the respective Lines of 
Road, and from Bristol to Carmarthen; uxxxm. 234. Answer, 
336. 


Chester, Court of the Chamberlain of :—See infra, 1336. 


Chester Sheriffs : 


208. Memorial to the Home Secretary by the Sheriffs of the 
County of the City of Chester, and by the Sheriff of the County 


of Chester, relative to the Execution of Criminals; xc. 38. An- 
swer, 42. 


Chili :—see supra, 55. 


Chimney Sweepers : 
209. Account of Boys apprenticed to Chimney Sweepers under 
Act 28 Geo. III. c. 40; txxx. 152. Answer, 265. 


210. Number of Boys apprenticed to Chimney Sweepers under 
the Provisions of the Act 28 Geo. III. c. 40, at the several Police 
Offices within the Bills of Mortality, 1825-1834; Police Office ; 
Parish; Master’s Name and Residence; Boy’s Name and Age, 
and Evidence of Age; uxxx1x. 41. Answer, 64. 

See infra, 268. 


Cholera Morbus : 

211. Information communicated to Government relative to 
the Nature and Extent of any Infectious Disease in the Eastern 
Parts of Europe, and Names of Board of Health; uxxxvr. 558. 
Answer, 578. 

212. Additional Information relating to the Cholera; uxxxvit. 
27. Answer, 31. 


213. Papers relating to Cholera, together with the Report of 
the Central Board of Health thereupon; txxxvn. 99. Answer, 
147. 


214. Name of each Quarantine Station in the United King- 
dom ; the Number of Ships at each Station on 1 December 1831, 
and 1 January and 15 February 1832; of the Monthly Expense 
incurred by Government for the Central Board and other Esta- 
blishments depending on it for preventing the Spread of Cholera ; 
and of the Manner in which the Sum of £.1,934, charged in Civil 
Contingencies on account of Cholera, was expended; ixxxvit. 
130. (Order for presenting this Address discharged), 134. 


215. Name of each Quarantine Station in the United King- 
dom; the Number of Lazaret Ships and Establishments provided 
in consequence of Cholera; the Expense incurred by Government 
for the Central Board and other Establishments dependent on it; 
and an Account of the Manner in which the Sum of £.1,934, 
charged in Civil Contingencies on account of Cholera, was ex- 
pended; ~xxxvi. 134. Answer, 147. 


216. Returns from the Medical Board established by Govern- 
ment at Sunderland for the Cure of the Spasmodic Cholera, and 
from Dr. Daun, the Medical Inspector sent to Sunderland to 
inquire into the Disease, and Report thereon, stating their Opinion 
of the Origin of the Disease, its Progress on those attacked, and 
its Termination, and, if considered identical with the Disease 
which existed at Hamburgh, on what Grounds it was so consi- 
dered; txxxvit. 206. Answer, 266. 


217. Number of Individuals who have been admitted into the 
several Public Institutions under the Head of Cholera Morbus 
Affection; the Age, Sex and Residence of each; the Number 
who have recovered or died within the Cities and Liberties of 
London and Westminster, the Borough of Southwark and Bills 
of Mortality, April to July 1832; wxxxvi. 503. Answer, 
524. 


Christopher’s, St. :—Sce infra, 1176. 


Church Assembly, Scotland : 
218. Salary and Allowances to His Majesty’s Commissioner 
to the General Assembly ; uxxxv. 504. Answer, 536. See infra, 
336, 1071. 


Church of Scotland: 
219. Commission of Inquiry into the Church Establishment 
in Scotland; xc. 565. Answer, 590. 


Church in Ireland : 
220. Report on the present State of the Established Church 
in Ireland; txxv. 148. Answer, 149. 


221. Commission of Inquiry into the State thereof; ixxxvt. 
192. Answer, 203. —Into the Condition of the Irish Church ; 
LXXXIX. 348, Answer, 360, 





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206 ADDRESSES—continued. 

















IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


Church Commissions : 

222. Communications addressed to the Commissioners ap- 
pointed to consider the State of the Established Church, and to 
the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, relating to the Union of the 
Bishoprick of Sodor and Man with that of Carlisle ; and of Com- 
munications from Cathedrals and Collegiate Churches; xc. 177. 
Answer, 203. 


Church Patronage :—See infra, 251, &amp;e. 
Church Rates : 


223. Warrant to arrest and Proceedings taken by the Dioce- 
san Court at Norwich, in the case of the Churchwardens of 
Bungay v. Childs; xc. 259. Answer, 262. 


224. Number of Suits for the Recovery of Church Rates in 
the English Ecclesiastical Courts since the passing of Act 53 
Geo. III. c. 127, distinguishing those under Ten Pounds, the 
Results and Costs in each case; xc. 259. Answer, 262. 


225. Sums now due and owing, which have been borrowed 
on the Credit of the Church Rates in the several Parishes of 
England and Wales, stating how secured, whether by Mortgage, 
Annuity or otherwise, and the Names of the Parties to whom 
such Sums are due and owing; xci.29. Answer, 107. (Order 
for presenting this Address discharged, 202.) 

226. Sums whereof the Payment now remains charged upon 
the Church Rates in England and Wales, distinguishing to whom 
due, so far as relates to the Sums due to the Church Building 
Commissioners up to the 31st December 1835; xci. 85. Answer, 
107. 

227. Amount received and expended by the Churchwardens 
and Chapelwardens in every Parish in England and Wales, Easter 
1833-1836; distinguishing the Amount from each source of 
Receipt, the Items of Expenditure, the Parishes in which the 
Rate has been refused, and the manner in which Repairs have 
been defrayed ; xc1r. 195. Answer, 203. 


228. Parishes in England and Wales, where there are Debts 
contracted on the Credit of the Church Rates; Name of Parish; 
Amount of Debt and Authority under which contracted; Dates 
and Nature of the Engagements, and whether secured upon Church 
Rates or Poor Rates, or upon any other and what Property or 
Income; xcu. 202. Answer, 203. 


Churches : 

229. Number of Faculties for the Inclosure and Erection of 
Pews in Parochial Churches and Chapels; txxv. 174. Answer, 
199. 

230. Expense incurred in taking out a Faculty for any Alter- 
ation, Addition or Improvement in any Church or Chapel in the 
several Dioceses in England and Wales; Lxxx1. 236. Answer, 
242. 

231. Number of Churches which have been already built, and 
several other Accounts relative to the building of Churches ; 
LXx1x. 188. Answer, 226. 

232. Manner in which certain Sums have been expended in 
building Churches; of the Number of Churches and Chapels of 
the Church of England in England and Wales, 1800 and 1824 ; 
Lxx1x. 299. Answer, 303. 


233. Number of Applications to the Bishops of Dioceses in 
England and Ireland for their consent for building Churches and 
Chapels, and the Number of Consents; xxx. 601. Answer, 628. 
—Lxxxvi. 550. Answer, 578.—Lxxxvi. 417. Answer, 439. 


234. Briefs for the repairing or rebuilding of Churches or 
Chapels which have been issued since 15 May 1819; also for 
Accidents by Fire, Inundations, &amp;c.; txxxu. 530. Answer, 535. 

235. Returns made by each Bishop in England and Wales, as 
directed by Act 57 Geo. III. c. 99, s. 23, of the Number of 
Parish Churches and Chapels of the Church of England ; of the 
Number of Resident and Licensed Curates, and of the Number 
of Places of Worship not of the Church of England in each 
Parish in England and Wales; txxxiv. 406. Answer, 407.— 
Lxxxv. 4. Answer, 31. 

236. List of the Number of Applications to the Commissioners 
for the building of Chapels under Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. ¢. 74, s. 3; 
Lxxxv. 419. Answer, 437.—Lxxxvi. 281. Answer, 357. 


237. Dates of the several Applications for building Chapels 
specified in the Return on the 29th May 1830; txxxv. 569. 
Answer, 578. 

238. Return of Particulars of all Grants made or promised 
by the Commissioners in aid of the Erection of Churches and 
Chapels since their last Report; txxxvi. 349. Answer, 357. 


239. Applications made to the Commissioners for a Declara- 
tion of perpetual Patronage; Lxxxvi. 550. Answer, 578. 





Churches—continued. 


240. Number of Applications made to the Bishops in England 
and Wales since 1800, by Corporations, &amp;c., to build, at their 
own Expense, Churches or Chapels of Ease, distinguishing those 
which have been granted from those which have been refused ; 
xci. 164, Answer, 169. 

241. Population of every Burgh and Parish in Scotland ; 
Number of Churches, Chapels and Dissenting Places of Worship 
in each Town and Parish; xc. 198. 

242. Number of Churches which have been erected by volun. 
tary Contributions, recognized as necessary by the General As. 
sembly, and whose Ministers have been admitted into Church 
Courts by the recent Act of Assembly, with other Particulars; 
xc. 646, 

See infra, 498. 


Cinque Ports : 


243. Persons committed for Trial for Felonies and Misde. 
meanours ; Number convicted in each of the Cinque Ports and 
the two ancient Towns, and the Towns of Lydd and Dimcehurech, 
with their respective Members; 1833-1836; xc. 95. Answer, 
100, 


Civil Departments : 


244, Progress made in the Inquiry in the several Departments 
of the Civil Government, with a view to the reduction of the num. 
ber of Persons employed therein; Lxxxv. 32. Answer, 40. 


Civil List :—sSee infra, 457, &amp;c. 584, &amp;c. 633. 929, &amp;e. 


Clergy : 


245. Annual separate estimated Value of every Vicarage, 
Rectory, Living, or other Clerical Benefice in the gift of the 
Crown, with Name and Description, and Curate’s Income; 
LXXxvI. 165, Answer, 203. 


246. Number of English Clergymen at the several places 
abroad paid in part by the British Government, conformable to 
6 Geo. IV. c. 88, and whether holding Church Preferment in 
England; .xxxvi. 204. Answer, 205. 

247. Dispensations granted under the Great Seal for holding 
two Livings or Benefices, specifying Name and County and 
Certified Value of the Living, 1801-1831; Lxxxv1. 854. Answer, 
862. 

248. Name of every Person holding more than one Dignity, 
Benefice, Church or Chapel of the Established Church in England 
and Wales; txxxvir. 299. Answer, 339. 

249, Returns made to His Majesty in Council by each Bishop 
in England and Wales on the 25th of March 1832, as directed by 
the 23 Section of the Act 57 Geo. ITI. c. 99, and of Resident and 
Licensed Curates in England and Wales, with the Amount of Sa- 
laries of Curacies, according to the Diocesan Returns for 1832; 
LXxxvill. 42. Answer, 61. 

250, Return from Clergymen and Parish Clerks of Parishes 
within the London Bills of Mortality and others, of Sums received 
for Surplice and Parish Register Fees; txxx1x. 15. Answer, 22. 


251. Number and Value of all Benefices in England and 
Wales which are in the gift of private Persons, the Diocese in 
which situate, and whether the Presentation is only alternate, and 
with whom; xcr. 307. (Order for presenting this Address dis- 
charged, 571.) 


252. Benefices in the appointment of Deans and Chapters in 


the several Dioceses of England and Wales, specifying the net 
Income of each Benefice; xc1. 646. (Order for presenting this 
Address discharged, 668.) 

253. Number of Benefices Presentative, Donations, &amp;c., in the 
gift of the several Municipal Corporations in England and Wales. 
Similar Return for Ireland; xc. 629. Answer, 636. 

254. Amount of Church Patronage in the disposition of the 
Crown, of Ecclesiastical and Lay Corporators, and Private Pa- 
trons; xc1. 571. (Order for presenting this Address discharged, 
623.) 

255. Benefices in Public Patronage, stated in the Report of 
the Ecclesiastical Commissioners to require Augmentation; speci- 
fying in whose Patronage such Benefice is, the Population of the 
Parish, and the Annual Income :—Benefices which do not require 
Augmentation; xcu. 168. Answer, 169. 

256. Poor Livings augmented by Parliamentary Grants, or by 
Queen Anne’s Bounty, since the last Return made to Parliament ; 
xcu. 390. Answer, 406. 

257. Abstract of the Returns made to His Majesty in Council 
by each Bishop in England and Wales on the 25th of March 
1837, as directed by the 23d Section of the 57 Geo. III. c. 99.5 
xcit. 229. Answer, 294. 


258. Number 








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IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


Clergy—continued. 

258. Number of Resident and Non-resident Clergymen in 
each Diocese in England and Wales; the Total Incomes, and 
the Number who serve more than one Church; the Number of 
Churches in which Service is performed once only; and the 
Number in which itis performed more than once on the Sunday ; 
xci. 432. Answer, 447. 

259. Abstract of the Number of Resident and Licensed 
Curates in England and Wales ; with the Amount of the Salaries 
of Curacies, according to the Diocesan Returns for 1836; xcr. 
229. Answer, 294. 

260. Clear Annual Revenue of every Archbishoprick, 
Bishoprick, Archdeaconry, Deanery and Prebend, according to 
the Report of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, on an average, 
1829-1831; Sums paid as Tenths, and First Fruits ; xc1. 164. 
Answer, 169. 


Treland : 

261. Number of Unbeneficed Curates of the Established 
Church in the several Dioceses of Ireland; txxxu1. 106. Answer, 
121. 

262. Second Report of the Commissioners for Inquiry into the 
Unions of Parochial Benefices in Ireland; txxx1x. 405. Answer, 
427. 

263. Number of Faculties or Dispensations which have been 
granted in Ireland for enabling Ecclesiastical Persons to hold 
more than one Benefice; 1820-1830; Ltxxxv. 135. Answer, 150. 

264. Last Annual Return made to His Majesty in Council of 
the state of Residence of the Clergy in Dioceses in Ireland 
under Act 5 Geo. IV. c. 91, sec. 22; xc. 125. Answer, 130. 


Scotland : 

265. Augmentations made to the Stipends of the Clergy of the 
Church of Scotland; txx1x. 376. Answer, 433. 

266. Sums of Money paid to the Episcopalian Clergy in 1829, 
and Estimate of Amount to be paid in 1830; txxxv. 504. An- 
swer, 536. 

267. Account arranged alphabetically according to Parishes 
and Counties, showing the total pecuniary and other Emolu- 
ments of each Clergyman in the Established Church in Scotland 
during each of the years 1829-1832; Lxxxvim. 589. Answer, 
604. 

See supra, 235, Ke. 245; infra, 298, Ke. 569, &amp;e. 1000. 
1027, &amp;e. 1086, 1277, &amp;e. 1345, &amp;e. 


Clergy Reserves :—See supra, 125, &amp;e. 
Clerk of the Pells :—See infra, 923. 
Clerks of Assize :—See supra, 74; infra, 1139. 


Clerks of the Peace :—See infra, 299, &amp;c. 383. 920. 


Climbing Boys: 
} 268. Circular addressed by Mr. Peel to different Public 
: Offices in favour of the Society for superseding Climbing Boys, 
; by the use of Machinery, and List of Public Offices to which 
| addressed ; txxxv. 227. Answer, 243. See supra, 209. 


Coach and Omnibus Drivers: 

269. Number of Charges of disorderly conduct brought against 
the Drivers of Public Cabriolets and Omnibusses at the several 
Metropolitan Police Offices in 1833; txxxix. 110. Answer, 131. 


270. Number of Charges brought before the Magistrates of 

“ the Metropolitan Police Offices, during 1833, against the Pro- 
prietors or Drivers of Stage Coaches and Omnibusses plying in 

. or within Ten Miles of London, and of Hackney Coaches or 

Cabriolets, for which they might have been punished as such 

n Proprietors or Drivers, distinguishing the Offences; Lxxx1x. 130. 

m Answer, 180. 

3 Coin : 

l, 271. Minutes of Evidence concerning Coin given before the 
Board of Trade, on or about the 26 April 1828; txxxv. 25. 

of Answer, 31. See infra, 574. 779, &amp;e. 

f Coleraine Borough : 


° 272. Persons admitted, elected or sworn as Freemen of the 
Corporation of Coleraine previous to 1 September 1830, and from 
1830-1832 ; Lxxxvu. 43. Answer, 69. 





y 

j Collieries :—See infra, 568. 

‘I Collins, Dennis: 

h 273. Account of all Law Costs and other Expenses incurred 

.5 by the Prosecution of Dennis Collins; txxxviu. 89. Answer, 
125, 

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GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Colonial Appeals :—See supra, 63, &amp;c. 


Colonies: 


274. Total Expense incurred by Great Britain for the Islands 
of Ceylon, Mauritius, Malta, Cape of Good Hope, Berbice, and 
Trinidad, for 1818 and 1819; txxvi. 116. Answer, 120. 
For 1820; txxvi. 89. Answer, 93. 

275. Expenditure of the New Colonies of Ceylon, Mauritius, 
&amp;e.; txxvu. 84. Answer, 93. 


276. Correspondence between Lord Bathurst and the Colonies, 
on the subject of the Expense of their Military Defence; ixxv1. 
217. Answer, 234. 

277. Colonies in the Possession of the United Kingdom in 
1792 and 18123; Lxxvi. 75. Answer, 79. 

278. Population of the Colonies of St. Vincent, Barbadoes, St. 
Lucia, Bermuda, Nevis, Jamaica, and Cape of Good Hope ; txxx. 
489. Answer, 527. 

279. Public Acts and Proceedings of the Legislative Assem- 
blies, printed by the several Colonies; ixxxim. 111. Answer, 
121. 

280. Conditions under which Lands are granted in the Colo- 
nies; Lxxxv. 273. Answer, 332. 

281. Letter relating to the Revenues and Expenditure of 
Ceylon, the Mauritius, the Cape of Good Hope, Trinidad, and 
Malta; and of Financial Statement in explanation thereof; Lxxxv. 
282. Answer, 332. 





282. Pensions, Retired and Superannuated Allowances granted 
to Persons for Service in the Colonies, or connected with the 
Colonies in the Revenue, Civil, or Military Departments, since 
1815; Lxxxv. 211. Answer, 243. 

283. Reports of Commissioners for inquiring into the Receipt 
and Expenditure of the Revenue in the Colonies and Foreign 
Possessions; Lxxxvi. 156. Answer, 159. 

284. Return from each Colony, stating the Date at which it 
was captured, ceded or settled ; Population, distinguishing 
White from Coloured, and Free from Slaves; uxxxvi.744. An- 
swer, 780. 

285. Laws passed by the several Colonial Legislatures for the 
Relief of the Catholics, the Removal of Civil Disabilities of the 
Jews and Free Persons of Colour, 1825-18313; wxxxvi. 557. 
Answer, 578. 


286. Charters of Justice, or Orders in Council in the nature 
of Charters of Justice, for the Colonies of New South Wales, 
Van Diemen’s Land, Swan River, Sierra Leone, and Mauritius ; 
LXXXIx. 39. Answer, 64. 


287. Official Returns addressed to the Secretary of State, 
relative to the Condition and Treatment of the Native Inhabitants 
of Australia, Van Diemen’s Land, Canada, and British Guiana, 
1824-1834; and Regulations sent to the Colonies for the Pro- 
tection of Rights, &amp;c. ; uxxx1x. 449. Answer, 504. 


288. Instructions of the Council for Foreign Plantations, dated 
30 July 1670; txxxrx. 449. Answer, 504. 


289. Communications made by the Colonial Office to the 
Governors of Colonies in consequence of Address of 2 July 
1834 ; xc. 64. Answer, 98. 

290. Circular Despatches addressed to Governors of Colonies 
in May 1828, regulating the Duration of Governments; xct. 718. 
Answer, 752. 

291. Names of British Colonies having local Legislatures, any 
branch of which is elective; Colonies the Members of whose 
Legislatures are wholly nominated by the Crown; Colonies 
governed by orders of the Crown without the intervention of a 
local Legislature; Names of Persons appointed by the Crown 
Members of any Legislature, and to Judicial and Legal Offices in 
the British Colonies, 1820-1836; xci1. 34. Answer, 107, 

292. Act passed by the Legislature of Upper Canada during 
its last Session, for continuing the existence of the House of 
Assembly, notwithstanding the demise of the Crown; similar Acts 
passed by the Legislatures of any other of the British North 
American Colonies; xcu. 495. Answer, 500. 

See supra, 63, &amp;e.; infra, 584, &amp;e, 671. 675. 815, &amp;e. 849, 
&amp;e. 933, &amp;e.; also each Colony under its respective Name. 


Columbia :—See supra, 55. 


Commercial Relations :—See infra, 593. 


Commissaries : 

293. Copy of all Engagements, or Conditions, under which 
any Commissary or Commissary Clerk have received or held their 
Appointments since 1810; Lxxvi1. 179. Answer, 185. 

294. Number 








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IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


Commissaries—continued. 

294. Number of Cases decided by the Commissary Judge ; 
Number of Cases now pending; Cases referred to the Commis- 
sioners of Arbitration; Cases now pending before the said Com- 
missioners 3 LXxviI. 163. 

295. List of Commissariats in Scotland, with Names of Com- 
missaries and Commissary Clerks; txxvi1. 35. Answer, 50. 


296. Amount allowed to any Commissary, Commissary Clerk, 
or other Officer claiming Compensation for Loss of Fees in the 
Court of the Commissaries of Edinburgh, through the effect of 
Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 97; txxxv. 629. Answer, 640. 


See infra, 314. 378. 


Commission of the Peace : 

297. Number of Persons enrolled in the Commission of the 
Peace in each County in England and Wales; Number who have 
taken out their Dedimus, and have duly qualified, and are acting ; 
LXxXxiv. 187. Answer, 192. 

298. . Number of Justices of the Peace in each County, City, 
and Town in England and Wales, who have qualified, distinguish- 
ing the Number of Clergymen and Laymen; ixxxvi. 872. An- 
swer, 900. 

299. Charges made by the Clerks of the Peace in each 
County of England, upon a Dedimus being taken out by a Justice 
of the Peace to act therein, distinguishing the Sums paid by them 
for Fees and other Disbursements, from the Remuneration which 
they receive themselves; Lxxxvu1. 309. Answer, 339. 


300. Number of Justices of the Peace in each County, City 
and Place in England and Wales, who have been appointed under 
Commissions of the Peace issued by the Lord Chancellor from 
1 January 1831 up to the time of the Return, and distinguishing 
the Number of Clerical and Lay Justices and of those who have 
qualified ; txxxvir. 675. Answer, 732. 

301. Justices in each Commission of the Peace in each of the 
several Counties, Cities and Boroughs in England and Wales, 
omitting Privy Councillors; stating Name, Residence, Date of 
Appointment, Qualification, &amp;c. &amp;c.; Lxxx1x. 603. 

302. Fees claimed by the Secretary of the Lord Chancellor of 
Treland and other Public Officers, upon the issue of new Commis- 
sions to Justices of the Peace in Ireland, consequent upon the 
demise of the late King; and Fees paid by Magistrates of England 
upon the same event; Lxxxvil. 48. Answer, 69. 


303. Names of the Magistrates included in the Commission of 
the Peace in Ireland up to the latest period ; of the Number who 
have directed a Writ of Dedimus to be issued for the Renewal of 
their Commissions, and the Names of those Persons who have 
been superseded as Magistrates during the last Six Months 
of 1831; cxxxvit. 57. Answer, 69. 


304. Date of the New General Warrant for each County, and 
the Date also of the Letter of the Secretary of the Lord Chancellor 
to the Magistrates of their respective Counties, announcing the 
intention to issue such new Warrants; Lxxxvit. 80. Answer, 88. 


305. Number of Magistrates named in the Commission of the 
Peace in each County in Scotland; txxxvy. 112. Answer, 150. 

306. Persons nominated by the Crown to act as Justices of 
the Peace in the Cities and Towns Corporate of England and 
Wales, under the Provisions of Act 5 &amp; 6 Will. IV. c. 76.3 xc1. 75. 
Answer, 87. 

307. Persons appointed to act as Magistrates and Justices of 
the Peace in each County in England and Wales; xc1. 279. 
Answer, 333. 

See infra, 1250. 


Commissions of Inquiry : 

308. Number of Royal and Parliamentary Commissions of 
Inquiry, issued 1807-1826; txxxu. 108, Answer, 111. 

309. Expenses incurred, and of Reports presented by the 
several Commissions of Inquiry during 1827 and 1828; Lxxx1v. 
243. Answer, 293.——— During 1829, also of the Names and 
Salary of each Commissioner; Lxxxv. 154. Answer, 220,——— 
Similar Return, with probable Duration of each Commission ; 
Lxxxvul. 134. Answer, 147, 

310. Number and Description of existing Public Boards or 
Commissions; uxxx1x. 110. Answer, 131. 

311. Commissions issued from November 1830; Names of 
Commissioners, Secretaries, Clerks, and other Persons; Duties, 
Salaries, &amp;c.; xc1.18. Answer, 21. 


Commitments :—See supra, 81, &amp;c.; infra, 320, &amp;c. 387, ke. 
679, &amp;e. 





Common Law Courts :—See infra, 363; also the Names of the 
several Common Law Courts. ' 


Common Pleas, Court of, Lancaster : —See infra, 697, &amp;e 


Common Pleas, Court of, Ireland: 

312. Writs issued; Causes tried; Number tried by Special 
and by Common Juries; Number of Special Arguments; Num. 
ber of Days and Hours the Judges sat, distinguishing each J udge, 
1831-1833; Lxxx1x. 76. Answer, 89. 


Compensation for Fees: 

313. Sums that have been paid for Compensations for Loss of 
Fees under Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 96; for Loss of Office or Loss of 
Fees in England ; and similar Returns for Scotland and Treland ; 
LXxxv. 67. Answer, 109. 

See supra, 296. 


Consistorial Causes: 

314. Names of the Sheriffs appointed to take Proofs in Con. 
sistorial Causes in Scotland; Authority under which appointed ; 
Duties, Salary ; Commissaries who have died or been superan- 
nuated ; Salaries, Retired Allowances; Ages; and those of the 
Sheriffs who have been appointed; xcir. 607. Answer, 625. 


Consolidated Fund :—See infra, 939. 
Consistory Court :—See infra, 363, &amp;c. 


Consuls : 
315. Table or Rate of Fees charged by the British Consuls 
from British Shipping and British Subjects, at each Place; and 
Period each Consul has been absent; rxxvi. 242. Answer, 245. 


316. Number of British Ships and their Tonnage, that entered 
each Port at which British Consular Agents are employed at 
Annual Salaries, 1828; Lxxxv. 577. Answer, 627. 


317. Return of the Names of each of the British Consuls and 
Vice-Consuls, the Ports and Places where resident, the Amount 
of Salary, and the Amount received by Fees by each; txxxvm. 
688. Answer, 732. 

318. Names of all British Consuls-General, Consuls and Vice- 
Consuls holding Appointments, with their Salaries respectively, at 
the passing of the Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 87.; Lxxxrx. 285. An- 
swer, 360. 

319. List of Consular Stations in the United States; Number 
and Tonnage of British Vessels entering and departing from Ports; 
Value of Cargoes inwards and outwards, 1835; xc1. 795. An- 
swer, 840. 

See supra, 55. 97; infra, 457, &amp;e. 1066. 


Contempts of Courts : 
320. Several Persons now in Custody of the Warden of the 
Fleet Prison, or in any other of His Majesty’s Gaols, tor Con- 
tempts under Processes; txxvit1. 187. Answer, 211. 


321. Persons committed to the Custody of the Warden of the 
Fleet, and other Gaols, for Contempts, under Process issuing out 
of His Majesty’s Courts of Chancery and Exchequer, since 11 
July 1820; txxx1. 135. Answer, 166. 


322. Persons committed to the Custody of the Warden of the 
Fleet, for Contempts for Processes issuing out of the Courts of 
Chancery and Exchequer, since 11 July 1820; .ixxxu. 227. 
Answer, 232. 

See infra, 753. 


Control, Board of :—See infra, 488. 
Conveyancing : —See infra, 699, &amp;e. 


Convictions and Fines (Lancashire) : 

323. Returns by the Treasurer and Clerk of the Peace of the 
County of Lancaster, of the Number of Convictions and Amount 
of Fines paid for Assaults, under the Act 9 Geo. IV. ¢. 31; also 
Convictions and Fines under the Beer Act, 1 Will. IV. c. 64; 
Lxxxix. 446. Answer, 448, 


Convicts: 

324. Number of Convicts sent out of the United Kingdom, 
1816-1822; txxvu. 79. Answer, 93. 

325. Number of Convicts transported to British Colonies du- 
ring 1822 and 1823; Lxxix. 149. Answer, 159. 

326. Number of Male Convicts sent to New South Wales and 
Van Diemen’s Land in 1826 and 1827; txxxiv. 134. Answer, 
143. 

327. Number of Persons confined for Felonies discharged 
from the Hulks, and from all the Prisons in England and Wales, 
in 1827 and 1828; ixxxiv. 399. Answer, 407. 


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328. Expense of the Convicts in the Hulks in England, and 
Number sent to New South Wales, Van Diemen’s Land and Ber- 
muda; Lxxxv. 542. Answer, 578. 


329. Number of Convicts in New South Wales, at certain Pe- 
riods; Expense of the Department of the Superintendent; and 
several other Returns relating thereto; txxxv. 543. Answer, 578. 


330. Number of Convicts publicly or privately whipped by 
the several Sheriffs of Middlesex, by order of the Courts held at 
the Old Bailey, 1830-1832; stating Fees payable to the Sheriff 
in each case, and the source from which payable; itxxxvitt. 447. 
Answer, 467. 


331. Number of Convicts conveyed from every House of Cor- 
rection and Gaol Delivery to the County Gaol ; the Number con- 
veyed from every County Gaol to any place for Transportation, 
and the Expense of conveying them, for the Year ending Michael- 
mas 1832; LxXxxvill. 651. Answer, 664. 

332. Convicts sentenced to Transportation at the Old Bailey 
Sessions, by the Judges of Assize and Chairmen of Quarter Ses- 
sions; Commutation of Sentences, and to what extent, 1834 and 
1835; xcr. 741. Answer, 752. 

See infra, 386, ke. 


Convict Vessels : 


333. Instructions to Captains or Masters of Convict Vessels 
during their Voyage to Foreign Settlements, especially in cases of 
Shipwreck or other emergency ; txxx1x. 69. Answer, 89. 


Corn: 


334. Recent Accounts of the Prices of Corn, &amp;c. in Foreign 
Countries; txxv1. 39. Answer, 47. 


335. Accounts received from His Majesty’s Consuls, relative 
to the Prices of Foreign Corn; In 1823 ; txx1x. 224. Answer, 226. 
1824; txxx. 30. Answer, 130. 1825; LxxxI. 124. An- 
swer, 166. 1826; txxxi. 44. Answer, 75. 1827 5 LXXXIII. 
149. Answer, 177. 1828; Lxxxiv. 177. Answer, 192. 
1829; uxxxv. 211. Answer, 243. 


336. Reports of the Committee of the General Assembly of 
the Church of Scotland, on the mode of striking the Fiars of the 
Date of 1830 and 1831, with the relative Queries and Abstract ; 
LXXXIx. 233. Answer, 243. 


337. Annual Average Prices of Wheat, Oats, Barley and Rye, 
1821-1826, in the Island of Guernsey; also Statement of any 
Impediment or Restriction to the Free Trade in Corn; txxx11. 99. 
Answer, 111. 

338. Return from each of the Inspectors of Corn Returns of 
all the different Customs or Practices of selling Corn, distinguish- 
ing the Denomination of Weight or Measure in the District under 
his Superintendence ; the like Return from Sheriffs or Stewards 
of each Shire or Stewartry in Scotland; txxxvu. 688. Answer, 
732. 




















Coronation Expenses : 


339. Statement of the Expenses incurred on the occasion of 
the Coronation of their Majesties; rxxxvi1. 75. Answer, 88. 


Coroners : 


340. Date of Appointment of Coroners in England and Wales ; 
the manner of Election; the Number of Miles travelled, 1829- 
1832; and Sums received by each; txxxvit. 449. Answer, 460. 


Coroners’ Inquests in Prisons : 


341. Coroners’ Inquests held within the King’s Bench Prison, 
and other Prisons in and near the Metropolis, and the Rules 
thereof, from 1 May 1832; Date of each, Name of the Deceased, 
and Verdict and Name of Coroner; Ltxxx1x. 9. Answer, 22. 


Corporal Punishments : 


342. Number of Persons in each County in England and 
Wales sentenced by the Magistrates at Quarter Sessions to be 
flogged; txxxvil. 232. Answer, 266. 

343. Number of Cases in which the Punishment of Flogging 
has been inflicted in the Australian Colonies in Criminal Cases, 
1830-1837; Acts by which such Authority is given; and other 
Papers; xcu. 574. Answer, 625. 

See supra, 330; infra, 1120. 


Corporations : 

344. Return of all Cases in Cities, Boroughs, Cinque Ports 
and Places where the Election of Corporate Officers may, by 
Charter or otherwise, take place on Sunday ; particularizing those 
Places where, to satisfy the Law or Custom, the Election must be 
proceeded to on Sunday; uxxxvir. 415. Answer, 439. 


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IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


Convicts—continued. Corporations—continued. 


345. Names, Professions and Trades of the Members of each 
Municipal Corporation in England and Wales, who, by virtue of 
the Election to Corporate Offices, have become Magistrates, and 
acted as such, 1813-1833; Lxxxvii1. 24. Answer, 61. 


346. Names of the Persons employed under the Commission 
to inquire into the State of the Municipal Corporations in Eng- 
land, Wales and Ireland, together with the Instructions they have 
received and the Rate of Remuneration proposed for their Ser- 
vices; Lxxxvi. 587. Answer, 604.—— Similar Address for 
Scotland; txxxvim1. 596. Answer, 664. 


347. Names of Boroughs upon the Metes and Boundaries of 
which the Commissioners reported in 1832, and whose Metes and 
Boundaries it is now proposed should be declared by the King in 
Council for the purposes of Municipal Corporations; xc. 387. 


348. Names of all Justices of the Peace acting for each of 
the Municipal Corporations of England and Wales on 24 De- 
cember 1835; xci. 28. Answer, 87. 

349. Names and Number of Magistrates appointed for Muni- 
cipal Cities and Towns, in continuation of last Return; xcr. 619. 
Answer, 642. 

350. Protest of Sir Francis Palgrave, one of the Commissioners 
for inquiring into Municipal Corporations in England and Wales, 
in the matter of the Report of the said Commissioners; xc. 198. 


351. Mr. Hogg’s Protest on the same subject; xc. 485. 
Answer, 489. 


352. Correspondence between the Home Secretary and Mr. 
Hogg on the subject of his Protest; xc. 446. Answer, 451. 


353. Correspondence between Mr. Hogg and the Home Secre- 
tary, relative to the Report of Mr. Hogg; xcm. 196. Answer, 
203. 

354. Circular Letter from the Under Secretary for the Home 
Department, dated in October 1835, addressed to the Mayor or 
Chief Officer of any of the Boroughs contained in the Schedules 
of Act 5 &amp; 6 Will. IV. c. 76; xcr. 225. Answer, 230. 


See supra, 196. 253; infra, 1026. 


Costs : 
355. Cases of Felony or Assault tried at the last Quarter Ses- 
sions in each County in England and Wales, in which Costs have 
been allowed; txxxvi. 130. Answer, 156. See infra, 1367. 


Counties, Divisions of : 
356. Divisions of Counties, under Acts 9 Geo. IV. c. 43, and 
10 Geo. IV. c. 46, with regard to Petty and Special Sessions ; 
LXXxxIx. 78. Answer, 89. See infra, 645. 


County Courts : 

357. Return of Causes for Sums not exceeding £.15, which 
have been entered for Trial in County Courts in England and 
Wales; of Writs for Sums not exceeding £.15; Lxxxvi. 280. 
Answer, 313. 


County Officers :—See infra, 920. 


County Rates: 

358. Receipt and Expenditure of the Rates of each County, 
1820-1833 ; txxvu. 202. (Order for presenting Address dis- 
charged, 228.) 

359. Accounts from respective Treasurers of Counties in 
England and Wales of the several Sums received by them for 
County Rates, 1816-1823 ; Lxxvi1. 72. Answer, 177. 1823- 
1824; uxx1x. 91. Answer, 107. 

360. Accounts of Treasurers of Counties in England and 
Wales of Sums received for County Rates, 1792-1823 ; of the 
Application of such Sums; Returns of Places which do not con- 
tribute; of Monies received by Clerks of the Peace; of the 
Length of Road, the Expense of which is paid out of the County 
Rate; vxx1x. 482. Answer, 532. 

361. Accounts from Treasurers of Counties in England and 
Wales of Sums received by them for County Rates, from 1821 
to 1832, respectively, and of the Application thereof under sepa- 
rate Heads of Expenditure ; uxxxvirr. 102. Answer, 125. 

See infra, 469. 777, &amp;e. 





County Surveyors : 

362. Names of all Persons appointed County Surveyors, De- 
puties or Clerks to such Surveyors, under Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. 
c. 78; and of the Salary, Pay or Allowances assigned, paid or 
agreed to be paid to each; uxxxrx. 96. Answer, 131. See 
infra, 470. 


Court of Great Sessions (Wales) :—See supra, 78. 
Court 


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IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


Court of Session :—See infra, 1080, &amp;e. 


Courts of Justice : 
England : 


363. Reports of Commissioners for examining into the Duties 
and Emoluments of Officers of Courts of Justice in England as to 
the Courts of Exchequer and Exchequer Chamber; txxvu. 16. 
Answer, 26. Court of Arches; txxvit. 337. Answer, 392. 

Consistory Court of the Lord Bishop of London; ixxvu. 
456.—.Lxx1x. 64. Answer, 76. 

364. Dates of Appointment of the Commissioners for examining 
English Courts of Justice; of Sums granted by Parliament for 
Remuneration; txxvi. 76. Answer, 79. 

365. Statement of such Measures of Improvement as have been 
adopted in consequence of any Recommendation in these Reports ; 
Lxxvi. 76. Answer, 79. 

366. Return of all Places and Offices in the Gift of the Lord 
High Chancellor ; also of the Master of the Rolls, Vice-Chancellor 
and Judges; Lxxx. 455. Answer, 527. 


367. Commission issued for inquiring into the Practice of the 
Superior Courts of Common Law in England ; txxx11.393. An- 
swer, 400. 

368. Report of Commissioners of Inquiry into the Practice 
and Proceedings of Courts of Justice; txxxtv. 60. Answer, 73. 

Second; txxxv. 135. Answer, 150.—~TThird; txxxvi. 624, 
Answer, 653. Fourth; .txxxvir. 161. Answer, 198. 
Fifth; txxxvin. 338. Answer, 346. Sixth; txxx1x. 162. An- 
swer, 180, 


369. Returns from each of the Three Superior Courts of Com- 
mon Law at Westminster, showing Actions commenced in the 
Year ending last day of Easter Term 1836; upon which Writs 
were issued out; Causes tried in Middlesex, London, and at the 
Assizes; and other Returns; xc1. 406. Answer, 584. 


Ireland: 

370. Eighth Report of the Commissioners of Courts of Justice 
in Ireland; txxv. 246. Answer, 255. Ninth; ctxxvi. 260. 
Answer, 271. Tenth; txxvu. 36. Answer, 50. Eleventh ; 
266. Answer, 273. Twelfth ; txxrx. 528. Answer, 
Thirteenth; txxx. 387. Answer, 403. Fourteenth ; 
Answer, 90. Fifteenth; txxx1.275. Answer, 291. 
Lxxxu. 451, Answer, 459. Seventeenth ; 
LXxx11I. 123. Answer, 150. Eighteenth; uxxxtv. 8. An- 
swer, 14. Nineteenth; txxxv. 332. Answer, 337. Sup- 
plemental Report to the Nineteenth Report; Lxxxv. 530. An- 
Twentieth; rxxxvi. 485. Answer, 491. Twenty- 
Answer, 733. 


LXXVII. 

532. 

LXXXI. 83. 
Sixteenth ; 


swer, 536. 
first; LXxxvi. 725. 

371. Letters which have passed between the Irish Government 
and the Judges of the Courts of Law since 19 May 1821; 
respecting the Reports of Commissioners; of Compensations ; 
Names of Officers; Offices vacant; and Proceeds of Stamp Du- 
ties; Lxxvu. 65. Answer, 73. 

372. Communications between the Judges of the Courts of 
Equity and Law in Ireland and the Irish Government, and the 
Commissioners of Judicial and Revenue Inquiry, respecting the 
Measures proposed by those Commissioners; Ltxxx1. 15. An- 
swer, 27. 

373. Names of the Persons who have filled Offices attached to or 
connected with the Superior Courts in Ireland, showing the Offices 
filled by each Person respectively ; by whom appointed; Remu- 
neration received; Sources from which it has arisen; Duties 
imposed upon him, and Time he has devoted to such Duties; 
November 1822-1832; uxxx1x. 77. Answer, 89. 


Scotland : 
374. Seventh and Eighth Reports of the Commissioners of 
Courts of Justice in Scotland; txxv. 117. Answer, 119. 
Answer, 498. Tenth; uxxvit. 325, An- 
Eleventh and Twelfth; txxvu. 427. Answer, 431. 


Ninth; vxxvi. 495. 
swer, 330. 
375. First Report of Commissioners appointed to inquire 
into Fees and Establishment of Clerks of Court of Session; Pre- 
paration of Records in that Court; Constitution and Jurisdiction 
of the Sheriffs’ Courts; the Law and Forms of Imprisonment for 
Debt; Expense of Criminal Proceedings, and the Completion and 
Transference of Heritable Rights; txxx1x. 273. Answer, 281. 

376. Names and Designations of those Persons forming the 
Royal Commission of Inquiry into the State of the Laws and 
Judicatories of Scotland; txxxvit. 541. Answer, 604, 

377. Clerks, &amp;c. receiving Fees, &amp;c. in the Courts of Session, 
Jury, Justiciary and Commission of Teinds, including Auditor, 
Accountant, Collector, and other Officers connected with the Fee 
Fund; xc. 299. Answer, 363. 





Courts of Justice; Scotland—continued. 

378. Reductions made in the Establishments of the Courts of 
Session, Exchequer, Admiralty, Commissary Court, Office of the 
Keeper of the Great Seal and King’s Household in Scotland, 
since the Accession of Geo. IV.; Savings actually accrued, ang 
those prospective and permanent; xc1. 121. Answer, 142, 


379. Number and Names of Officers, Clerks and other Poy. 
sons composing the several Establishments of the Keeper of the 
Privy Seal and Writer to the Seal, Keeper of the Signet and 
Deputies, Lord Clerk Register and Deputies, and other Law 
Officers in Scotland, with their Emoluments and other Parti. 
culars; 1833-1835; xc1. 823. Answer, 840.—xciI. 178. Answer, 
203. 

See infra, 674; also the several Courts of Justice under their 
respective Names. . 
Courts Martial : 

380. Number of Persons committed under Sentence of Courts 

Martial to the several Gaols in England in 1833, stating the 


Average Number in Confinement in each Gaol in that Year; 
LXXXIx. 34. Answer, 64. 


Courts of Request :—See infra, 1048, ke. 


Criminal Informations :—See infra, 636. 


Criminal Law: 
381. Report from the Commissioners appointed to inquire into 
the State of the Criminal Law; txxxix. 495. Answer, 504. 


382. Statements on the Criminal Law, prepared by direction 
of the Home Secretary ; xcu. 368. Answer, 376. 


Criminal Proceedings : 

383. Fees payable to the Clerks of the Crown; Clerks of the 
Peace; Clerks of Assize; Clerks of Nisi Prius; Clerks of In- 
dictments and Associates in England in respect of Criminal Pro- 
ceedings; Lxxx1. 202. Answer, 218. 


384. New Regulations, 1793-1829, authorizing alterations or 
increase of Fees payable to the Crown Agent, the Advocates 
Depute and other Officers, relative to the Administration of 
Criminal Justice in Scotland; txxxvi. 900. Answer, 923. 

See supra, 375. 


Criminal Prosecutions : 

. 385. Expenses attending Criminal Prosecutions carried on in 
the Name and Authority of the Lord Advocate of Scotland, 1830; 
Lxxxvi. 590. Answer, 597. See supra, 74. 

Criminals : 

386. Places in England having local or separate Jurisdictions 
for trial of Criminal Offences ; txxvimt. 120. Answer, 177. 

387. Summary Statement of the Number of Persons charged 
with Criminal Offences who were committed to the different Gaols 
in England and Wales for trial during the last Seven Years; 
LXxxil. 316. Answer, 336,—Lxxxu1. 113. Answer, 121.—LxxxIv. 
59. Amswer, 73.—Lxxxv. 237. Answer, 243.—Lxxxvi. 438. 
Answer, 450.—Lxxxvil. 262. Answer, 266.—.Lxxxvul. 182. An- 
swer, 204.—Lxxx1x. 104. Answer, 131.—xc. 264. Answer, 267. 


388. Summary Statements of the Number of Persons charged 
with Criminal Offences who were committed to the different Gaols 
in England and Wales for trial at the several Assizes held for 
the several Counties, Cities, Towns and Liberties, 1831-1833; 
Lxxxvi. 58. Answer, 79. 


389. Number of Persons committed to the different Prisons in 
England and Wales for trial at the several Assizes, from 1811} 
LXxvil. 277. Answer, 281. 

390. Number of Persons charged with Criminal Offences who 
were committed to the different Gaols in England and Wales for 
trial at the Assizes and Sessions held for the several Counties, 
Cities, Towns and Liberties therein, 1811-1832; Lxxxvit. 187, 
Answer, 198. 


391. Number of Persons committed to the several Gaols of 
England and Wales on or before 20 December 1833, and remaining 
for Trial; txx1x. 9. Answer, 23. 

392. Return of the Number of Prisoners for Trial at the 
several Assizes, with the Date of each Assize, in the year ending 
Michaelmas 1832, and a like Return for the Sessions; Lxxxvill. 
27. Answer, 61. 

393. Persons charged with Criminal Offences who were com- 
mitted to the different Gaols for England and Wales, Scotland and 
Ireland; in 1822 and 1823; xxix. 470. Answer, 532.——In 
1822-1824; txxx. 50. Answer, 103. 

394. Number of Persons committed in the United Kingdom 
for Offences under 5 Geo. LV. c.95; txxx. 296. Answer, 299. 

395. Persons 











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IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 
Criminals— continued. 


395. Persons committed on charges of Felony in the several 
Gaols in each of the Circuits, except the Home Circuit; ixxx. 


544. Answer, 581. 

396. Commitments for Criminal Offences in each County in 
England, 1805-1826 ; Lxxx11. 578. Answer, 604. 

397. Number of Persons committed to Newgate or other 
Prisons in London, Middlesex and Surrey from Police Offices, 
stating Convictions, Acquittals, &amp;c., 1821-1823; Lxxix. 116. 
Answer, 159. 

398. Returns from each of the Police Offices in Middlesex, 
Westminster, Surrey, the City of London and Southwark, of 
the Number of Persons committed from each Office for Felonies, 
&amp;e., in 1832; uxxxvi. 262. Answer, 273. 

399. Return of the Number of Persons confined in Newgate 
and the other Metropolitan Prisons; the Names, Ages and 
alleged Offences of those not tried and of those convicted; 
Lxxxvill. 584. Answer, 604. 


400. Number of Persons committed to Prison charged with 
Capital Crimes and of the Punishment of Death in the County of 
Middlesex and City of London from 1 May 1827 to 30 April 1830 ; 
LXxxvI. 151. Answer, 156. 

401. Number of Persons committed to the several Bridewells, 
Houses of Correction and other Prisons under summary Process 
in each County of England and Wales, 1814-1829; Lxxxv. 651. 
Answer, 657.—Lxxxvi. 199. Answer, 203. 

402. Persons who received Sentence of Death in 1832; for 
what Crime executed, and specifying the Places where the 
Trials and Executions took place; txxxviu. 260. Answer, 273. 
———For Robbery in 1833; txxxix. 163. Answer, 180. 


403. Persons indicted and tried at the last Michaelmas and 
Epiphany Quarter Sessions for each County in England and 
Wales, for Offences which, prior to the Act 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c. 62, 
would have been Capital Offences; rxxxvur. 41. (Order for 
presenting Address discharged, and another Address ordered,) 58. 


404. Number of Persons indicted and tried at the several 
Quarter Sessions of 1833 for each County in England and Wales, 
for Offences which, prior to the passing of Acts 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. 
c. 34, 62 and 123, would have been Capital Felonies; Nature of 
Offences, and Number of Convictions and Acquittals; txxx1x. 24, 
Answer, 64. 

405. Persons who were imprisoned in Great Britain in virtue 
of the Act 57 Geo. III. c. 3; Circular addressed by Viscount 
Sidmouth to the Lords Lieutenants of Counties, dated Whitehall, 
27 March 1817; Letter addressed by Viscount Sidmouth to the 
Earl of Derby, dated 21 August 1819, directing the said Earl to 
thank the Magistrates who acted at Manchester on 16 August 
1819; Lxxxvi. 712. Answer, 732. 


406. Persons committed in 1833 to each of the several Gaols, 
Prisons and Houses of Correction in London and Westminster 
and the Borough of Southwark, for want of Sureties on Charges 
not being for Trial; Nature of Charge, &amp;c.; Total Prisoners 
committed to each Prison for all other Offences; ~xxx1x. 27. 
Answer, 64. 

407. Returns in continuation of Returns made in 1815 of all 
Criminals committed for Trial in Scotland, 1815-1827 ; txxxu. 
595. Answer, 604. 1815-1828; Lxxx. 58. Answer, 87. 
1829-1835; xc. 280. Answer, 298. 

408. Number of Capital Cases reported to the King in Council 
from each Old Bailey Sessions, 1825-1835 ; Day on which each 
Council was held; xc. 411. Answer, 45!. 

409. Number of Capital Cases reported to the King in Council, 
1825-1835; with Decisions thereon; xc. 351. Answer, 363. 

410. Tables upon a new and more enlarged plan, showing the 
Number of Criminal Offenders committed for Trial or bailed for 
appearance at the Assizes or Sessions in each County in England 
and Wales, and Result of Proceedings, 1834; xc. 264. Answer, 
267. 1835; xcr. 143. Answer, 154. 

411. Number of Persons charged with Criminal Offences who 
were committed to the different Gaols in New South Wales and 
Van Diemen’s Land, and the Dependencies, for Trial at Assizes 
or Sessions, 1830-1836; xc1. 237. Answer, 333. 

412. Number of Criminal Offenders committed for Trial in 
Ireland, and Number convicted; 1829-1835; xc. 280. Answer, 
298, 

413. Number of Persons committed to Prison on Summary 
Convictions in England and Wales, Michaelmas 1834-1835, by 
Justices acting out of Quarter Sessions; xci. 24. Answer, 87. 
———That in the Return shall be specified wherein the Evidence 
on which the Convictions were founded was reduced to writing, and 
still preserved ; xc1. 28. Answer, 87. 











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Criminals—continued. 


414. Number of Summary Convictions filed with the Clerks 
of the Peace in England and Wales in the Year ending Michael- 
mas 1835; xcu. 201. Answer, 203. 


415. Tables showing the Number of Criminal Offenders com- 
mitted for Trial, or bailed for appearance at the Assizes and Ses- 
sions in each County in the Year 1836; xc. 217. 


416. Number of Executions which took place for London and 
Middlesex in each period of Three Years ending December 1830, 
1833 and 1836; Number of Commitments for Offences that were 
capital on Ist January 1830; xcu. 201. Answer, 203. 


417. Prisoners removed from one Prison to another for Trial 
at Sessions and Assizesin England and Wales, in 1836; the Dis- 
tances of such Prisons, the manner in which the Prisoners were 
conveyed, and an Account of the Expenses thereof; xci. 19. 
Answer, 29. 


418. Manner in which Prisoners for Trial were confined during 
the times the Quarter Sessions and Assizes were holden in the 
County of Sussex in 1836; especially as to Dimensions of Rooms, 
Classification and Separation of Prisoners of both Sexes; xc. 58. 
Answer, 107. 

See supra, 208. 243. 324, ke. 355; infra, 565. 601, &amp;c. 635. 
688, &amp;c. 993. 995, ke. 


Crown Debtors: 


419. Number of Crown Debtors confined in the different 
Gaols of the United Kingdom; Ltxxvit. 187. Answer, 211. 
1826; ~xxx1. 171. Answer, 218. 1827; Lxxx11. 52. Answer, 


111. See infra, 449. 755. 








Crown Lands: 
420: Amount received from the Rents and Profits of the 
Crown Lands, 1816-1820; txxv. 139. Answer, 149. 


421. Returns explanatory of the Disposition and Management 
of all the Manors, Messuages, Lands, Tenements and Hereditaments 
in the different Counties of England and Wales, specified in the 
Report made to Parliament by the Commissioners in 1786; and 
several other Returns relating to Crown Property; txxxv. 615. 
Answer, 627. LXxxvi. 42. Answer, 50. 





422. Sums received by the Commissioners of Woods and 
Forests out of Ireland, 1829-1832; of Sums expended, 1822- 
1832 ; specifying the Purposes for which the same were expended ; 
LXxXvilI. 587. Answer, 604. 


423. Account of all Grants, distinguishing Amounts of any 
portion of Forest or Waste Lands belonging to the Crown, made 
with the consent of the Lord High Treasurer, or the Commis- 
sioners of His Majesty’s Treasury, for the Use and Benefit of any 
Parish, and the poor Persons within the same, under 1 &amp; 2 Will. 
IV. c. 59; Lxxx1x. 392. Answer, 427. 


424, Writs of Intrusion and other Processes issued at the suit 
of the Crown, or the Lessees or Representatives of the Crown, 
with respect to Manors and Lands in Wales, 1820-1836 ; xc1. 578. 
Answer, 584. 


425. Leases, Contracts for Leases or Tack Notes, entered into 
on behalf of the Crown, with respect to Manors, &amp;c. in Wales ; 
Names of Parties and Monies paid on account, 1820-1836; xc1. 
578. Answer, 584. 


See supra, 118, &amp;c.; infra, 820, kc. 


Crown Revenue: 

426. Annual Amount of all the Crown Revenues in Scotland ; 
also showing the Amount of the Application of any Surplus of 
the Crown Revenues of Scotland; txxvi. 281. Answer, 313. 

See supra, 41, &amp;c. 117, &amp;e. infra, 544. 1300, &amp;e. 


Curates :—See supra, 235, &amp;c. 249, ke. 


Customs and Excise : 

427. Eleventh, Twelfth, and Special Reports of the Commis- 
sioners for inquiring into the existing Regulations for the Con- 
duct of Business in the Department of the Customs and Excise ; 
Lxxvu. 106. Answer, 114. See infra, 754. 


Dancing Licenses :—See infra, 707. 


Dean Forest : 

428. Memorials, &amp;c., received by Government from Inhabit- 
ants of the Forest of Dean and the Hundred of St. Briavel’s, 
either in favour or opposed to Reports of the Dean Forest Com- 
missioners or the Dean Forest Bill; xc1. 477. Answer, 584. 


Deans and Chapters :—See supra, 252. 
Death, 


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IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 
Death, Punishment of: Debt and Debtors; Scotland—continued. 


429. Number of Persons in England and Wales who received 
Sentence of Death in 1833 for Robbery; Number Executed; 
Names and Towns where the Executions took place; LXxxix. 
163. Answer, 180. See supra, 310, kc. 


Debt and Debtors: 


430. Return of all Towns, Cities, Places and Jurisdictions 
within England and Wales, having or claiming to have the 
power of issuing Process to hold to bail in Actions of Debt; 
and the Number of Writs issued ; txxxu. 597. Answer, 604. 


431. Names and Designations of all Persons who have filed 
Affidavits of Debt in the Courts of King’s Bench, Common 
Pleas and Marshalsea, in 1825 and 1826; txxxu. 597. An- 
swer, 604. 

432. Number of Warrants granted to arrest for Debt, by the 
Sheriffs of London, Middlesex and Surrey, in 1827; uxxx1ir. 20. 
Answer, 58. In 1828; txxxiv. 60. Answer, 73. In 1829; 
Lxxxv. 22. Answer, 31. In 1830 ; Lxxxvi. 223. Answer, 228. 

In 1831 and 1832; yxxxvii. 486, Answer, 534. 


433. Bailable Process executed by the Sheriff of Middlesex 
and Sheriffs of London and Surrey in 1825 and 1826; and Per- 
sons who have surrendered for Debt, 1825, 1826; Lxxx1. 298. 
Answer, 358. In 1828; txxx1v. 60. Answer, 73. In 1831 
and 1832; txxxvir. 486. Answer, 534. 


434. Number of Executions issued in London and Middlesex ; 
Lxxxi. 145. Answer, 150. 

435. Number of Warrants issued by the Sheriff of Surrey on 
Writs of Execution; txxx1. 166. Answer, 218. Since Return 
of 18 May 1826; txxxvi. 780. Answer, 788. 


436. Number of Persons now imprisoned for Debt in the 
King’s Bench, Fleet, Marshalsea, and other Prisons in England 
and Wales; txxx1. 259. Answer, 291. 1827; ~xxxu. 100. 
Answer, 111. 

437. Number of Prisoners committed to the custody of the 
Keepers of the King’s Bench, Fleet, Whitecross Street, Mar- 
shalsea and Horsemonger Lane Prisons, 1827; -Lxxxit. 20. 
Answer, 58. In 1828 ; txxxtv. 60. Answer, 73. In 1829; 
LXxxv. 22. Answer, 31. In 1830; Lxxxvi, 223. Answer, 
228, 

438. Number of Prisoners confined for Debt in the several 
Prisons in England and Wales in the Year ending Michaelmas 
1832; distinguishing the Number of those who received Food 
at the expense of a Town or County; txxxvit. 70. Answer, 125. 


439. Number of Persons imprisoned for Civil Debts, and 
the Amount of such Debts for Two Years preceding the Acts 
6 Geo. IV. c. 62, and 10 Geo. IV. ¢.55, 1829; Lxxxvii1. 260, 
Answer, 273. 


440. Total Number of Persons who have taken the Benefit of 
the Act for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors, and Amount of Monies 
paid into Court on account of Insolvents’ Estates; txxxiv. 61. 
Answer, 73. 


441. Bailable Writs issued out of the Courts of King’s Bench, 
Common Pleas and Exchequer, 1834-1855 ; xc. 101. Answer, 130. 
442. Number of Persons in the several Gaols of England con- 
fined for Debt, 1830-1834; distinguishing the Number charged 


in Execution, and the Amount of Debt and Costs; xc. 101. 
Answer, 130. 


443. Names of Prisoners confined for Debt who have been 
in custody for Six Months or upwards; Date of Commitment 
and Amount of Debt, in the Prisons of the King’s Bench, Fleet, 
Whitecross Street, Horsemonger Lane, Marshalsea, Lancaster, 
Chester, York, Exeter, Norwich and Chelmsford; xci. 428. 
Answer, 584. 


Ireland: 


444. Number of Persons imprisoned for Debt in the several 
Prisons in Ireland, Periods of Imprisonment, and Amount of 
Debts ; txxx1. 260. Answer, 291.—.xxx1r. 100. 


Scotland : 
445. Number of Debtors imprisoned in Scotland, 1817-1822 


OD. 
mam ys 


Lxxvill. 250. Answer, 279. 1826; LxXxx1. 259. Answer, 291. 
1827; Lxxxi. 100. Answer, 111. 


Answer, 111. 


446. Number of Persons committed to any Prison in Scotland 
for Debt in 1824; txxx. 294. Answer, 299. 

447. Number of Persons imprisoned in Scotland for Civil 
Debts for the first Three Months of 1833-1837; distinguishing 
whether the persons were imprisoned for Debts not exceeding 


£.8. 6. 8. Sterling, or for Debts exceeding that sum; xcu. 
284. Answer, 294. 





448. Warrants granted against Individuals as being in Mog;. 
tatione Fuge, to avoid Payment of Debts; and several other 
Returns relating thereto; rxxx111. 235. Answer, 265, 

449. Persons incarcerated for Debt in the Gaol of Glasgow, 
1827-1829, and Amount of Debts in certain Classes; and also 
Number of Crown Debtors; txxxvi. 144. Answer, 156, 


450. Number of Persons incarcerated in the Gaol of Glasgow, 
for Debt, 1830-1835; xc. 174. Answer, 181. 
See supra, 375. 419; infra, 634. 753. 995, Ke. 1048, &amp;e, 


Debts, Small: 


451. Return of all Courts for the Recovery of Debts within 
England and Wales, except the Courts of Westminster Hall, and 
of Great Sessions in Wales; Lxxviii. 104. Answer, 177, 

452. Number of Decrees in Small Debt Cases in Scotland 
since the passing of the Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 24.3; LXXxxrt1, 235, 
Answer, 265. See supra, 357. 1048, &amp;c. 


Deeds :—See infra, 1040, &amp;e. 


Demerara and Essequibo: 

453. First Royal Commission by which a Governor was ap- 
pointed over the Colony of Demerara and Essequibo at the time 
of the Capitulation in 1803, and other Papers relative to the 
Appointment of Governors or Lieutenant-Governors over the said 
Colony; Lxxxvul. 464. Answer, 503. See infra, 1177, ke. 
1251. 1263. 


Demise of the Crown :—See infra, 563, &amp;e. 


Denmark : 

454. Sums collected at Elsinore or other Ports of Denmark 
on British Shipping, under the name of British Poor Money, 
Extra Poor Money, &amp;c.; Authorities under which levied, to 
whom paid, and how distributed, 1820-1835; Balance in hand on 
1 January 1836; xcr. 263. Answer, 333. 


Deputy Lieutenants: _ 


455. Number in each County in England and Wales, Scotland 
and Ireland; xc. 193. See supra, 45; infra, 644. 


Deserted Children :—See infra, 583. 


Devonshire Sessions : 
456. Names and Ages of all Persons Arraigned and Tried at 
the General Sessions for the County of Devon, held on 26 
February 1834; the Offences for which they stood charged; Period 
of Confinement, Sentences and Total Costs incurred by the County 
for each Prosecution; Ltxxx1x. 87. Answer, 131. 


Diplomatic Service : 


457. Despatch to His Majesty’s Missions Abroad, dated from 
the Foreign Office, 19 January 1821; txxvi. 24. Answer, 28. 

458. Ministers, Chargé d’ Affaires, Secretaries, &amp;c.; of British 
Consuls and Vice-Consuls, &amp;c.; of Pensions paid; of Ministers 
appointed, since January 1822; cxxvit. 157. Answer, 185. 

459. Statement showing the Charge of His Majesty’s Diplo- 
matic Service Abroad, 1792-1821; txxvi. 228. Answer, 232. 
——— 1822-1830; txxxv. 55. Answer, 109. 

460. Accounts in detail of the Expenditure of several Sums 
charged in the Civil Contingencies of 1829, by Ambassadors at 
the Courts of the Netherlands, Tuscany, Stutgardt, Paris and 
Lisbon ; txxxv. 261. Answer, 332. 

461. Amount paid for Purchase of the Residence of the British 
Ambassador at Paris, and of the Amount paid in each Year since 
1814 for Salaries and Allowances ; Lxxxvi. 262. Answer, 357. 


462. Names and Rank of every Person new employed in the 
Diplomatic Service, stating Date of Appointment, Offices held, 
and actual Period of Service Abroad; also present Salary and 
Allowances; txxxvul. 375. Answer, 397. LXXxviil. 8. An- 
swer, 61. 


463. Names of the Persons receiving Pensions for Diplomatic 
Services, the Amount of Pension, the Date when granted, and the 
Number of Years the same has been paid, with the aggregate of 
the principal Sums paid; txxxvi1. 8. Answer, 61. 

464. Statement of the several Situations in the Public Service 
in which each of the Persons now receiving Pensions for Diplo- 


matic Services may have been employed; txxxvit. 401. An- 
swer, 408. 


465. Number of Changes of His Majesty’s Ambassadors, 
Envoys, &amp;c., at Foreign Courts, in 1832, entitled to Allowance 
for Outfit, stating the Name of each Person and the Amount paid 
to each, making up the sum of £.16,570, as stated in a Return 


before the House; similar Return for 1833; .ixxxvin. 561. 
Answer, 604. é 


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IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—-relative to— 


Diplomatic Service—continued. 

466. Statement showing the Charge of His Majesty’s Diplo- 
matic Service and Consuls Abroad, 1831-1833; Lxxxvu1. 373. 
Answer, 408. 

See infra, 934. 1065. 


Dispensations :—See supra, 247, ke. 


Dissenting Meeting Houses, &amp;c. : 

467. Number of Licensed Dissenting Meeting Houses and 
Roman Catholic Chapels in England and Wales; xc1. 142. 
Answer, 154. 

468. Number of Registered Dissenting Meeting Houses and 
Roman Catholic Chapels in England and Wales; xcr. 191. 
Answer, 219. 


Dissenting Ministers : 

469. Names of the Commissioners by whom the Parliamentary 
Grants to Protestant Dissenting Ministers have been distributed, 
and the mode in which they are apportioned ; xc11. 150. Answer, 
169. 


District Surveyors : 

470. Name, Situation, Extent and Description of the several 
Districts now existing, and to which Surveyors have been ap- 
pointed under Act 14 Geo. III. c. 78.; the Number of Inhabit- 
ants, Dwelling-houses, and Population, in 1811 and 1831; Fees 
received by each Surveyor, 1828-1832; txxxvu. 92. Answer, 
103. 

See supra, 362. 


Disturbances in Ireland : 
471. Addresses transmitted to His Excellency the Lord Lieu- 
tenant of Ireland, on the subject of the present Disturbances ; 

Lxxvul. 233. Answer, 241. 


Divisions of Counties :—See supra, 356. 


Divorces : 

472. Number of Causes in which Proceedings have been 
carried on to obtain Sentences of Separation 4 mensd et thoro, by 
reason of Adultery, in the several Ecclesiastical Courts in Eng- 
land and Wales; Ltxxxv. 569. Answer, 578. 

473. Number of Actions concluding for Divorce, on the head 
of Adultery, raised in the Commissary Court of Edinburgh, 
1822-1829, and the Result of every such Action; Lxxxv. 554. 
Answer, 578. 

Dodsworth, Jeremiah : 
474. Conviction and Warrant under which Jeremiah Dods- 


worth was committed by the Rev. Blanchard to House of 
Correction at Beverley, for Non-payment of Tithe of Wages; 





Durham—continued. 


County Court : 
480. Writs issued, showing Debts above Forty and under 
Fifty Shillings ; Causes entered for Trial from the County Court, 


and removed from that Court to the Court of Pleas; xcr. 284. 
Answer, 333. 


Court of Pleas : 


481. Writs issued from and Causes tried upon Issues from the 
Court of Common Pleas of the County Palatine of Durham and 
Sadberge, 1826-1835; xc1. 225. Answer, 230. 


Dean and Chapter : 

482. Proceedings (now existing in the Privy Council Office 
and in the Treasury of the County Palatine of Durham) with 
regard to the Tenant Right of the Lessees of the Dean and Chapter 
of Durham, and the Decisions with regard to the same in the 
Reigns of Elizabeth and Charles the Second, and during the 
Usurpation; xcu.517. Answer, 570. 


Unwersity : 
483. Lands disposed of by the Dean and Chapter of Durham, 
and Amount of Purchase Money received under Act to enable the 


Appropriation of Property to the establishment of a University ; 
xc. 280. Answer, 298. 


484. Charter recently granted to the University of Durham ; 
XCII. 474. 

485. Memorial of the Warden and Senate of the University of 
Durham to the Home Secretary ; Correspondence between him 
and the Bishop of Durham, on the subject of the Charter; xc11. 
492. Answer, 500. 


Dutch East Indiamen : 

486. Detailed Account of the Proceeds of Eight Dutch East 
Indiamen captured in 1795, off St. Helena, by His Majesty’s Ship 
Sceptre and others of the East India Company; ixxv. 139. 
Answer, 149. — Particular Account of the Difference between 
the Gross and Net Proceeds of the Ships and Cargoes; iLxxv. 
213. Answer, 236. 


Dutch Embargo : 


487. Applications made to the Privy Council for the Release of 
Vessels and their Cargoes which have been detained under the 
Order in Council of the 6th November 1832, with a Statement of 
the grounds upon which the Applications have been granted or 
rejected ; Lxxxviil. 408. Answer, 408. 


Dutch Loan :—See infra, 1067, ke. 


Duties :—See infra, 644. 











LXxxvill. 632. Answer, 664. 
Dominica :—See infra, 1176. 


Domingo, Saint : 
475. Code Rural, of the Island of, rxxxu. 337. Answer, 385. 


476. Communications received on the Foreign and Domestic | 


Trade of; uxxxm. 422. Answer, 507.——Communications 
from the British Consul relative to the Civil and Social State of 


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the Island; txxxvi. 676. Answer, 733. | 


Dominium Utile :—See infra, 1324. 
Donkin, Sir Rufane :—See supra, 170. 


Dorchester Unionists : 

477. Indictment and Record of Conviction in the Prosecution 
against George Loveless and others, at the Dorchester Spring 
Assizes of 1834; xc. 281. Answer, 298. 

478. Correspondence between the Colonial Office and the 
Governor of Australia, touching the Free Pardon and the Order 
for the Return of the Dorchester Labourers; xc11. 218. 


Dramatic Pieces :—See infra, 1274. 


Droits of the Crown and Admiralty :—See supra, 41, &amp;e. 59. 


East India: 


488. Letters Patent or Commissions appointing the Commis- 
sioners of the Board of Control, and of Warrants for Salaries as 
required by 33 Geo. IIT. c. 52, during the Presidency of Mr. Can- 
ning and Mr. Bathurst; rxxv.61. Answer, 79. 


489. Number and Names of Persons appointed to any Judicial 
Station in the East Indies, 1801-1831; Ltxxxvi. 149. Answer, 
156 5 Lxxxvi. 862. Answer, 900. 

490. Judges who have served in the several Presidencies of 
India who now enjoy Pensions or Retired Allowances; Lxxxvitt. 
865. Answer, 408. 

491. Letters from Sir Robert Wilmot Horton, Governor of 
Ceylon, to the Colonial Secretary, dated August 9th and Novem- 
ber 20th, 1833, respecting the Monopoly of Salt by the East India 
Company ; Lxxxrx. 100. Answer, 131. 

492. Reports and other Documents relating to the State of 
Gaols in the East Indian Possessions received since the last East 
Indian Act came into operation; xc1.279. Answer, 333. 


See supra, 63. 486. 


Eaton Square :—See infra, 621. 





Dunchurch :—See supra, 243. 
Dunglas, Lord :—-See infra, 536. | 


Durham : 
Chapels : 


Chapels of Ease annexed, specifying the Number in each Parish, | 
the Period of their several Erections, and the Nature and Extent of | 
their Endowments; xcrt. 420. Answer, 426. 


479. Number of Parishes in the County of Durham having | 


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GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Ecclesiastical Benefices :—See supra, 245, &amp;e.; infra, 568, &amp;e, 


| Ecclesiastical Courts : 


493. Courts which exercise Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction in the 
several Dioceses in England and Wales, Names of Judges, &amp;c. ; 
LXxxu1. 98. Answer, 121. Courts which exercise peculiar 
and exempt Jurisdiction in England and Wales; txxxim. 110. 
Answer, 121. 

494. Number of Causes instituted in the several Courts which 
exercise Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction in the Provinces of Canterbury 
and York; txxxmt. 204. Answer, 265. 





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IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


Ecclesiastical Courts—continued. 
495. Commission issued for inquiring into the State of the 
Ecclesiastical Courts in England and Wales; Lxxxv. 155. “An- 
swer, 220. First Report; Lxxxvi. 642. Answer, 653. 


496. Special and General Reports made to His Majesty by the 
Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Practice and Juris- 
diction of the Ecclesiastical Courts in England and Wales; 
LXxxvil. 142. Answer, 147. 


See supra, 363. 472; infra, 713. 1360, &amp;c. 


Ecclesiastical Lands :—See supra, 93, &amp;c. 


Ecclesiastical Patronage :—See supra, 251, &amp;e. 


Edinburgh : 
Bridewell : 


497. Persons sentenced to Imprisonment in the Bridewell of 
Edinburgh since 1810; rxxxu. 415. Order discharged, and 
another Address for Persons subjected to Imprisonment in the 
Bridewell of Edinburgh in 1826; 426. Answer, 459. 


Church Seats : 

498. Amount received for Seat Rents in the Established 
Churches of the City of Edinburgh, in each of the last Twelve 
Years, by what authority raised, for what purpose, and how 
applied; txxxvi. 479. Answer, 503. 


Clergy : 

499. Return of Sums received hy the Magistrates of Edin- 
burgh from the Shore Dues of Leith, for behoof of the Clergy 
of Edinburgh, 1789-1809, and how applied; txxxvur. 625. 
Answer, 664. 


Local Taxation: 

500. Amount of the Annuity Tax raised by the Magistrates 
and Town Council of the City of Edinburgh, 1820-1832; Autho- 
rity by which the Officers of the College of Justice are exempted ; 
Amount or Rate of Duty denominated “ Merk per Ton or Pack” 
levied in Edinburgh and Leith respectively, 1820-1832 ; txxxvu. 
478. Answer, 503.—.Lxxxvull. 71. Answer, 125. 


Education : 


England and Wales : 


501. Number of Schools in each Town, Parish, Chapelry, or 
extra-parochial Place in each County in England and Wales; 
Lxxxvit. 435. Answer, 441.—xc. 127. Answer, 130. 


Ireland z 


502. Reports of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the State 
of Education in Ireland. Fourth; txxxu. 199. Answer, 232. 
Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh; txxx1. 518. Answer, 535. 

Eighth and Ninth; txxxm. 571. Answer, 604. 


503. Account of all Funds and Revenues of all Schools on 
Public or Charitable Foundations in Ireland; Statement of 
Measures for carrying into effect the Improvements recommended 
by the Commissioners; txxvi. 127. Answer, 145. 


504. Returns respecting National Education in Ireland in 
pursuance of Order of 13 May 1834, and in addition to other 
Returns; xc. 117. Answer, 130. 


Scotland : 


505. State of Establishments for Parochial Education in Scot- 
land; txxx. 294. Answer, 299. 


506. Returns relative to Education in Scotland ; txxx1x. 477. 
Answer, 504. 


507. Sums of Money granted by Parliament in aid of the 
Erection of Schools in Scotland in 1834 and 1835, Places where 


situated, Description of School; Amounts applied for and contri- 
buted; xc. 95. Answer, 100. 


America and West India Islands : 

508. Number of Colleges and Endowed Schools in the 
British Settlements in America and the West India Islands; 
Names of Masters and Professors, Salaries, and Government 
Grants; xcr. 125. Answer, 142. 


See supra, 198, &amp;c.; infra, 666, &amp;c. 1001. 1044, &amp;c. 
1126, &amp;c. 1353. 


Edwards, William : 


509. Record of his Conviction at Rochester Sessions, 1824, for 


smuggling ; his Sentence, and whether served; uxxxvi. 58. 
Answer, 65. 





Election Expenses : 

510, Charges made by Sheriffs or Under Sheriffs at the last 
Election ; also of Sums charged by or for the Sheriffs, Bailiffs, 
&amp;e.; txxv. 305. Answer, 363. 

511. Sums of Money paid to the Sheriffs or Under Sheriffs at 
the General Election in 1818; txxv. 309. Answer, 363, 

512. Account of Expenses incurred and made by Returning 
Officers or other Officer at each Election in Great Britain unde, 
2 Will. IV. c. 45, s. 71, and charged to the Candidates; uxxxyy). 
36. Answer, 71. 

513. Account of the several Expenses at the last Genera} 
Election, not charged to the Candidates or Persons Proposing 
them, and from what Funds paid; ixxx1x. 31. Answer, 64, 


514. Returns from Overseers of Parishes and Townships, of 
Expenses incurred for the Registration and printing Names of 
Electors at the last Election; txxxrx. 34. Answer, 64. 


515. Charges made against Candidates at the last Genera] 
Election, and Fees and Perquisites received by Sherifis, Under 
Sheriffs, Returning Officers of Counties, Boroughs, &amp;c., in addi- 
tion to Parliamentary Paper 189 of 1833; Number of Electors 
now registered in each County, Borough and Place, Universities 
included; txxx1x.13. Answer, 22. 

516. Sums charged against each Candidate, or the Person 
proposing him, by the Sheriffs, Poll Sheriffs, Sheriff Clerks, 
‘Town Sheriff, Poll Clerks, or any other Officers or Persons 
whatever connected with the late Elections in Scotland; txxxix, 
50. Answer, 64. 

See infra, 519. 


Electors : 

517. Number of Persons entitled to vote at the Election of 
Members for Cities and Boroughs in Great Britain; Lxxxrv. 335, 
Answer, 361. 

518. Number of Votes polled at the last contested Election for 
every Borough now returning Members to Parliament; and the 
probable Number of Voters at this time; and of the present 
Number of Freemen in every Corporate Town which now returns 
Members to Parliament, whether the Right of Voting be in the 
Freemen or not; txxxvi. 16. Answer, 28. 

519. Account of the Amount paid by the Treasurer of each 
County, Riding or parts thereof, out of Public Money for the 
Expenses incurred by Clerks of the Peace and Returning Officers 
in preparing, copying or publishing Lists of Electors; txxxvii. 
35. Answer, 61. 

520. Return of the Number of Electors enrolled in the 
Registry of each County, Division, City, Borough or Place as 
entitled to Vote under Act 2 Will. IV. c. 45; .txxxvi. 35. 
Answer, 61. 

521. Returning Officer of each County, City, Borough, Place 
and University in the United Kingdom at the last General 
Election to state the Number of Voters polled at each Polling 
Place on each Day of Election ; txxx1x. 31. Answer, 64. 

522. Total Number of Registered Voters for each County, 
City, Borough and Town in Scotland returning or contributing to 
return Members to Parliament; txxxvi. 669. 
Lxxx1x. 567. Answer, 592. 

523. Total Number of Persons qualified to vote for Members 
to serve in Parliament in each of the Cities and Boroughs of 
England and Wales ; of the Total Number of Persons qualified to 
vote for Councillors under the Municipal Reform Act; xct. 25. 
Answer, 87. 

524. Number of Persons qualified to vote at any Election 
which shall take place between 1st November 1835-1836, for 
Knights of the Shire for England or Wales; Similar Return for 
Scotland; xc1. 42. Answer, 87. 

525. Number of Electors registered in the several Counties, 
Ridings, Divisions of Counties, Cities and Boroughs in England 
and Wales, at the time of the last General Election; also the 
Number who voted at the said Election in those places in which 
the Return was contested; Similar Return for Scotland ; xct. 53. 
Similar Return for Ireland, 54. Answer, 87. 

See infra, 595. 597. 873, &amp;c. 


Answer, 732.— 


Elsinore :—See supra, 454. 


Emigration : 

526. Report laid before the Colonial Department by Lieute- 
nant-Colonel Cockburn; txxxut. 126. Answer, 150. 

527. Act passed by the Colonies in British North America, 
and which have received His Majesty’s sanction, by which a Tax 
is to be levied on Emigrants arriving from the United Kingdom; 
also Copy of Circular from the Colonial Office, recommending the 
same; Lxxxvil. 543. Answer, 554. 


528. Reports 











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ADDRESSES—continued. 











528. Reports from the Commissioners for Emigration to the | 
Colonial Secretary since the last Session of Parliament ; Lxxxvu. | 
585. Answer, 588. | 


529. Correspondence between the Secretary of State for the | 


Colonial Department and the Governors or Lieutenant-Governors | Execution, Writs of :—sSee supra, 434, &amp;e. 
| 


of the British Colonies in North America and Australia; Lxxxvuu. 
149. Answer, 167. 


530. Persons who have emigrated from Great Britain and 
Ireland to the British Colonies and to the United States of 
America, 1825-1832; ixxxvi. 424. Answer, 441.——-Conti- 
nuation of Returns, presented 20 August 1833, as to Number of 
Emigrants; txxx1x. 505. Answer, 592. In 1833 and 1834; 
xc. 152. Answer, 162. In 1834 and 1835; xc1.87. Answer, 
100. In 1835 and 1836; xc. 421. Answer, 426. 

531. Correspondence between Secretary of State and Governors 
of Colonies respecting Emigration and the Disposal of Crown 
Lands; uxxx1x. 505. -Answer, 592. 











532. Report from the Chief Agent for Emigration to Upper 
and Lower Canada, on the subject of Emigration, and the Settle- 
ment of young Persons in those Colonies in 1835; Similar Reports 
from New South Wales or Van Diemen’s Land; xci. 83. An- 
swer, 87. 

533. Letter addressed by the Chairman of the Emigration 
Committee to the Colonial Secretary, enclosing a Resolution of the 
Committee relative to Female Emigration to New South Wales ; 
xcr. 750. Answer, 752. 





534. Annual Report from the Agent for Emigration in Canada 
for 1836; xc1.46. Answer, 107. 


See supra, 122, &amp;c. 


Entails : 
535. Return of the Deeds of Entail recorded in the General 
Register of Entails in Edinburgh from 1685 to 1833, inclusive ; 
LXXXVIII. 669. Answer, 732. 


Essequibo :— See supra, 453. 


Ettrick Forest: 

536. Warrant of Appointment of Lord Dunglas to be the 
Chamberlain of the said Forest, with a Statement of the Revenue 
he collects, the Salary he receives, and the Sources from which 
received; LXxxvill. 228. Answer, 273. 


Evesham Borough : 
537. Persons entitled to vote at Elections since 1818; Copy 
Poll Book, &amp;c.; txxxv1. 269. Answer, 357. 


Exchequer Court : 
Ireland: 


538. Correspondence between the Barons of the Exchequer 
in Ireland and the Irish Government relative to the Ninth Report; 
Lxxxvi. 418. Answer, 450. 


539. Letter addressed by the Chief Baron to William Gregory, 
Esq’, on the subject of the Eleventh Report; .xxvu. 344. 
Answer, 348. 

540. Correspondence which has taken place relative to the 
Ninth and Eleventh Reports; and the Letters of Chief Baron 
O’Grady, since 1 June 1822; txxvi. 19. Answer, 22. 


541. Causes, Re-hearings, Pleas, Demurrers, Exceptions and 


1V. For Accounts and Papers—(continued) —relative to— 
| Excise : 


545. Informations and Convictions before the Court of Ex- 
chequer, and before Magistrates for Breaches of the Excise Laws; 
also Account of Sums received by way of Fine, Penalty or 
Compromise ; Lxxx11. 200. Answer, 265. See infra, 594, 


Executions, Criminal :—See supra, 208. 400. 429. 





further Directions, Causes, Petitions and Special Motions which 


have been contested, which have been heard and decided by the | 


Court of Exchequer, 1831-1833, distinguishing each Term; 
Number of Days Judges satin each Year in Equity; Number of 
Houts each Day, distingnishing each Judge; Lxxxix. 76. An- 
swer, 89. 


542. Writs issued, Causes tried, distinguishing Revenue and 
Tithe Causes; Number tried by Special and by Common Juries ; 


Special Arguments; Number of Days and Hours the Judges | 
sat, distinguishing each Judge, 1831-1833; txxx1x.76. Answer, | 


89. 


Scotland : 


543. Report of the Lord Advocate of Scotland regarding the | 
| Fees in Public Offices: 


Discontinuance of one of the Barons of the Court of Exchequer ; 
Lxxv. 147, Answer, 149. 


544. Duties of the Barons of the Exchequer in Scotland, so 
far as relates to the Management of the Crown Property ; Lxxxv. 
257. Answer, 332. 


See supra, 320, &amp;e. 363. 378, &amp;e. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Factories : 


546. Names of Persons appointed on the Factories Commis- 
sion; Terms of their Appointment; Copy Commission and List 
of Questions committed to them; txxxvm1.415. Answer, 441. 

547. Names of Inspectors, Salaries and Districts assigned to 
each; Report to the Secretary of State ; Lxxx1x. 548. Answer, 594. 

548. Reports by Inspectors; xc. 342.—xcr. 13. Answer, 21. 

549. Number of Surgeons appointed by Mr. Rickards and 
Mr. Horner, Inspectors; xc. 42. Answer, 98. 

550. Number of Power Looms used in Factories in each County 
in the United Kingdom; xc. 634. Answer, 636. 

551. Names of Persons fined under the Factory Act, Dates of 
Convictions, Sum paid in each case, and how appropriated; xct. 7. 
Answer, 21. 

552. Names of Persons summoned for Offences against the 
Factories Act, between December 1835 and May 1836; xct. 313. 
Answer, 333. 

553. Number of Children of the Ages of Twelve, Thirteen and 
Fourteen, employed in Factories subject to the operation of the 
Act; Number enjoying the benefit of Education; Inspectors, 
Rules and Regulations; xc1. 19. Answer, 21. 

554. Persons summoned for Offences against the Factory Act 
between 1 May 1836 and 1 January 1837; Date of Conviction, 
Place of Hearing, by whom Conviction made, the Place in which 
the Offence was committed, the nature of the Offence, and the 
manner of appropriating Penalties and Costs; xciu.19. An- 
swer, 29. 

555. Rules and Regulations issued by the Inspectors since May 
1836; and Instructions and Letters issued to Superintendents, 
Certifying Surgeons, and Mill Occupiers; xci1. 19. Answer, 29. 

556. Number of Mills and Factories within the District of 
each Inspector, and Number visited between 1 August 1836 and 
1 February 1837; Informations received and Measures taken in 
consequence; xci1. 27. Answer, 29. 

557. Surgeons who have furnished the Inspectors with Tables, 
containing the Stature of Children measured by them; the Num- 
ber so measured in Classes; the Number who were under and 
above the Standard; the Height of the lowest and of the tallest 
in each Class, and the average Height of the Total Number 
measured of each Class respectively, by each Surgeon; xct1. 119. 
Answer, 169. 

558. Directions to Inspectors relating to the execution of the 
Act, issued in June and October 1836 and March 1837; xcu. 
196. Answer, 203. 

559. Mills in the Counties of Lancaster and York, in which 
the system of Relays of Children has been continuously observed ; 
Memorial from the Short-time Committee of Manchester, to the 
Home Secretary ; xcu. 196. Answer, 203. 

560. Order, &amp;c., issued by any Inspector in consequence of 
Directions issued by the Secretary of State in March 1837; Sur- 
geons appointed by the Inspectors ; the Number of Certificates, 
with the Rates of Charge, granted by each of the said Surgeons, 
from 1 April 1835; xcr. 217. 

561. Letter or Order issued by any Inspector in consequence 
of Directions received from the Home Office in March 1887; 
xcir. 218. 

562. Answer made by Mr. Horner to the Petition from cer- 
tain Persons in Manchester, addressed to the Secretary of State ; 
XCII, 230. 

Faculties :— See supra, 229, &amp;e. 263, Ke. 
Fee Funds :—See infra, 927, &amp;e. 


Fees on Demise of the Crown: 
563. Fees payable on the Renewal of Appointments, Com- 
missions, Grants, &amp;c., consequent on the Demise of the Crown; 
LXxxv. 407. Answer, 437. 


564. Amount of Fees charged in each Public Office under Go- 
vernment in the United Kingdom, 1830, 1831; distinguishing the 
Amount of those regulated and not regulated by Act of Parliament ; 
Lxxxvil. 79. Answer, 88. 

See supra, 383, &amp;c.; infra, 699, &amp;c. 849, &amp;e. 1040, Ke. 


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IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


Felons’ Property : 

565. Return of all Property and Money of Convicted Felons ; 
by whom received and how disposed of, 1823-1833 ; LXXxvIII. 584. 
Answer, 604. 


Felony :—See supra, 243. 355. 395, Ke. 
Ferrier, Alexander :—See supra, 103. 
Fiars :— See supra, 336, ke. 
Ferries (Crown Leases) : 
566. Return of the Ferries belonging to the Crown in the 
British Isles, with the Names of the Lessees, the Dates and Length 


of the Respective Terms, and the Rents paid for each; Lxxxvut. 
718. Answer, 732. 


Forgery—continued. 

581. Number of Persons who were executed for Forgery er 
uttering Forged Instruments in Great Britain and Ireland, 1799_ 
1819; specifying Nature of the Forgery; Uxxxix. 78, An- 
swer, 89. 

582. Number of Persons convicted of Forgery on the Char. 
tered and other Banks of Scotland, 1791-1829; Lxxxv. 485. An. 
swer, 487. 


Foundlings : 
583. Number of Children taken up in the Streets of Man- 


chester, and deposited in the Police Offices to be owned, 1$32- 
1835; xc. 654. Answer, 661. 


Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Duties : 
584. Act of the Island of Barbadoes in 1663, granting Four. 





Fire Damp: 

567. Number of Persons who have been lost or destroyed by | 
Choke Damp and Fire Damp in Mines and Collieries in the dif- 
ferent Counties of England and Wales, since 1810; Lxxxrx, 415. 
Answer, 427. 


First Fruits : 

568. Sums paid into the First Fruits Fund of England; 
Number of Ecclesiastical Dignities and Benefices in the several 
Dioceses of England, rated to the Payment of First Fruits; also 


and-a-Half per Cent. Duties; and all other Acts authorizing 
the levying of Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Duties in the West 
Indies; txxv. 126. Answer, 139. 

585. Act of Assembly in Barbadoes in 1663, or any Act since 
that period, to enable the Crown and the Parliament to apply 
any part of the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Duties to other 
than Colonial Services; txxv. 173. Answer, 199. 

586. Pensions granted in Reversion upon the Four-and-a- Half 
per Cent. Leeward Island Duties, from 1800; Lxxv. 224. An- 
swer, 236. 





Dioceses which have not been rated; txxvi. 260. Answer, 
266. 

569. Case and Opinions of the Law Officers of the Crown in 
Treland on the subject of the Re-valuation of the Benefices of the 
First Fruits Fund; cxxxvi. 738. Answer, 780. 

570. Names, Salaries, Fees and Emoluments of every Patentee 
or Oflicer of the First Fruits Office, Tenths Office, and Queen 
Anne’s Bounty Office; Amount of Office Contingencies; Gross 
Amount of the Sums received at the First Fruits and Tenths Office, 





1832-1836; xci. 201. Answer, 203. 


Flanagan, Thomas: 

571. Copy of any Reference made by the Government in Ire- 
land to Mr. Justice Mayne, relative to the Coviction of Mr. Thomas 
Flanagan ; Lxxvi. 353. Answer, 395. 


Foreign Enlistment Act : 
572. Order in Council and Communications relative to the 
Exemption of British Subjects who may enter the Service of the 


Queen of Spain, from the provisions of the Foreign Enlistment 
Act; xc. 379. 


Forgery : 

573. Number of Persons who have been convicted of Forgery, 
1818-1820; also of those who have been convicted of Uttering ; | 
and of trose who have pleaded Guilty ; txxv1. 87. (Order for 


presenting Address discharged, and another Address ordered, 97.) 
Answer, 98. 


574. Statement of Persons convicted of any Crime connected 
with the Forgery of the Notes of the Bank of England, 1790- 
1820; of Persons convicted of Crimes connected with Tokens ; 
of Persons convicted of imitating or injuring the Gold Coin; the | 
same for Silver Coin; txxvi. 116. Answer, 120. 


Ae if €é. . ions ‘or r i 
575. Number of Prosecutions for Forgery upon Banks in 


Great Britain, 1817-1828 ; also of similar Prosecutions for Ireland; 
LXxxul. 601.—.Lxxx. 271. Answer, 379. 


576. Number of Executions for Forgery, 1820-1830; txxxv. 
284. Answer, 332..———For Forgery or uttering Forged Instru- 
ments, 1820-1830; Lxxxv. 272. Answer, 437. 


577. Number of Persons who have been committed for 


Forgery, or for uttering Forged Instruments, 1820-1830 ; 
LXxxv. 386. Answer, 437. In 1830; 
swer, 203. 


LXxxviI. 186. An- 





578. Number of Convictions for Forgery on the Bank of 
England, 1791-1829; uxxxv. 411. Answer, 437.—1xxxvi. 204, | 
Answer, 205. | 


579. Number of Persons executed for Forgery on the Bank of 
England, 1791-1829; txxxvut. 467. Answer, 467. 

580. Number of Forged Notes of every Denomination brought 
to the Bank; Number of Prosecutions for Forgery or uttering 
Forged Notes; Number of Convictions and Executions; Propor- 
tion of Convictions and Executions to the Number of Forged 
Notes presented; Total Money spent in the detection and prose- 


PS Ny SS NAA es Pd aol : 
ution of Forgers and Utterers since the passing of the Bank 
Restriction Acts; txxx1x. 596. 





587. Accounts relative to the Gross and Net Proceeds of the 
Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Barbadoes and Leeward Island Duties, 
consigned to England; several other Accounts relative to that 
subject, 1819-1820; Lxxvi. 382. Answer, 395. 

588. Total Gross and Net Proceeds of the Four-and-a-Half 
per Cent. Barbadoes and Leeward Island Duties; of the Net 
Produce of ditto; Amount received into the Exchequer in 1821; 
LXxvit. 158. Answer, 185. 

589. Net Amount of the Proceeds ofthe Four-and-a-Half per 
Cent. Duties, 1820-1830, and Appropriation of the same; Lxxxv. 
467. Answer, 487. 

590. Payments made out of the Surplus which accrued on 
the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Fund, over and above the Pay- 
ments made by the Husband, and the Salaries and Pensions 
detailed in a Return (N° 273.) of the present Session; Lxxxv. 616. 
Answer, 627. 

591. Note addressed by the Legislative Agents for the Colo- 
nies paying the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Duties to Viscount 
Goderich, dated 23 January 1832, praying for the Abolition of 
that Tax; txxxvu.76. Answer, 88. 

See supra, 88; infra, 935, &amp;c. 


France: 


592. Appeals lodged at the Privy Council Office against the 
Awards or Decisions of the late Board of Commissioners for Claims 
on France, with the Decisions of their Lordships thereon ; also of 
all Petitions for the Re-hearing of Appeals, with the Decisions 
thereon, and the respective Dates of the Hearings of the said 
Appeals and Petitions; rxxxvir. 342. Answer, 362. 

593. Report made by the Commercial Commissioners at Paris 
to the Lords of the Privy Council for Trade, relative to the Com- 
mercial Relations between France and Great Britain ; txxxrx. 82. 
Answer, 89. 

See supra, 460, &amp;c.; infra, 644. 1222, Kc. 1294. 


Frankfort Tariff : 


594. Frankfort Tariff referred to in the Fifth Article of the 
Treaty of Commerce and Navigation with that Free City, signed 
at London, 13 May 1832; txxxvi. 576. Answer, 588. 


Freeholders : 


595. Roll of Freeholders of every County in Scotland; ixxv. 
237. Answer, 255. 

596. Number who have exercised the right of voting for 
Knights of the Shire since 1811, as have appeared upon the Poll 
Books; Number resident in the several Cities and Towns, being 
Counties within themselves, in England and Wales; txxxvt. 679. 
Answer, 733. 

See infra, 712. 
Freemen : 

597. Number of Persons admitted to their Freedom, in those 
Cities and Boroughs in England which return Members to Par- 
liament, 1800-1832; .xxxvit. 26. (Order for Address dis- 
charged, and another Address ordered, 30.) Answer, 31. 

598. Number of Persons who have been admitted to the Free- 
dom of the Cities and Boroughs in England and Wales which 


returned Members to Parliament, 1833-1835; Sum paid by each 
Person for Stamp Duty; xc1. 756. Answer, 840. 


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1V. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 
French Claims :—Sce supra, 592. Gospel : 


Friendly Societies : 
599. List of Friendly Societies or other Institutions which 
have been registered in the several Counties in England and Wales, 
in virtue of Act 59 Geo. III. c. 128; txxix. 415. Answer, 433. 


600. Number filed by the Clerks of the Peace of each County, 
Riding, Division, City, &amp;c., in Great Britain and Ireland, since 
1 January 1793; txxxvi. 893. Answer, 900. Since Mi- 
chaelmas 1831; txxxvim1.617. Answer, 664. 





Game Laws: 
601. Convictions and Sentences for Offences against the Game 
Laws, 1819; Lxxv. 205. Resolution for an Address rescinded 
and another Address resolved on; 215. Answer, 236. 





602. Persons committed for Offences against the Game Laws; 
also Convictions and Informations in England and Wales, 1815- 
1821; Lxxvi. 499. 1818-1821; txxvi. 98. Answer, 120. 


603. Convictions under the Game Laws in any Courts of 
Justice, exclusive of Wales; and of Persons committed; ixxvu. 
333. Answer, 337. 

604. Number of Commitments that have taken place in Eng- 
land and Wales under the Game Laws, from 1819-1822; txxvu. 
309. (Order for presenting Address discharged, 333.) 

605. Persons confined in the different Gaols of Great Britain 
for Offences against the Game Laws; txxx. 123. Answer, 265. 
—lIn 1825; uxxx1. 193. Answer, 218. 





606. Number of Convictions under the Game Laws, 1820- 
1827; uxxxi1. 159. Answer, 179. 1827-—1830; Lxxxvi. 205. 
Answer, 205. From November 1830 and 1831 to February 
1831 and 1832; txxxvir. 206. Answer, 266. 


607. Persons now confined in the Gaols of the United King- 
dom for Offences against the Game Laws, stating the Number in 
each County, Time confined, &amp;c.; txxxvi. 932. 








608. Number of Commitments under the Game Laws in Eng- 
land and Wales, from 1 November 1822 to 1 February 1833; 
Lxxxvi. 79. Answer, 125. 1 November 1832-1833 ; txxxrx. 
17. Answer, 22. 1 November 1833-1835; xcr. 38. An- 
swer, 87. 

609. Offences committed in Scotland against the Game Laws 
1831-1836, distinguishing Committals, Convictions, Extent of 
Punishment, and Counties; xc1. 221. Answer, 230. 








Game Licenses :—See infra, 707. 


Gaols :—See supra, 341. 387, &amp;c. 480, &amp;c. 436, &amp;e. 492; infra, 
995, &amp;e. 1351, &amp;e. 


Gas Lights : 
610. Report of the Royal Society to the Secretary of State on 

the subject of Gas Light Establishments; txxvim. 172. Answer, 
177. 


Gibraltar : 
611. Number and Nature of Offices and Establishments in the 
Garrison and Territories of Gibraltar paid from its Revenues ; 
Taxes and Duties levied in 1800 and 1818; and Total Amount of 
Revenues collected as Crown Revenues, 1760-1820; Lxxv. 147. 
Answer, 149. 
612. Amount of the Revenues of Gibraltar for 1820; txxv1. 
382. Answer, 395. 1820 and 1821; txxvi1. 17. Answer, 26. 





Glamorgan County : 
613. Return from the Clerk of the Peace of the Assessment 

for County Rate for 1829, upon several places in that County ; 
LXxxvi. 347. Answer, 357. 


Glasgow :—See supra, 449. 


Glasgow and Carlisle Road : 
614. Detail of Amount of Debt affecting the Turnpike Road 
from Glasgow to Carlisle by Beatock Bridge, Rate of Toll, 


Amount of Income, &amp;c.; xc. 583. 


Gold :—See infra, 76, &amp;c.; 779, &amp;e. 
Gold Coast :—See supra, 47. 


Gold and Silver : 
615. Comparative Statement of the Value Sterling of Gold and 
Silver raised in each of the several Mining Countries of America 
and Russia, in the two periods of Twenty Years from 1790 to 1809 
inclusive, and from 1810 to 1829 inclusive, and other Returns 
relating thereto; .xxxvil. 214. Answer, 273. xc. 610. 
Answer, 629. See infra, 776, &amp;c. 








GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


616. Memorandum transmitted to Viscount Goderich by the 
Rev. A. Hamilton, Secretary to the Society for the Propagation 
of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, 16 May 1827; uixxxu. 478. 
Answer, 484. 


Grand Jury Presentments : 


617. Amount and Details of all Sums levied by Grand Jury 
Presentments in Ireland; of Securities required; and of Money 
which had been levied; txxvu. 82. Answer, 93. 


Great Seal : 


618. Fees and Stamps charged on the Appointments of the 
Lords Commissioners of the Great Seal, and Speaker of the House 
of Lords; Salary, &amp;c.; Offices or Appointments, Lay or Eccle- 
siastical, of which they have the Disposal; xc. 259. Answer, 262. 
See supra, 205. 378. 


Greece: 


619. Letters and Communications relative to that Country ; 
Lxxxv. 536. Answer, 578. 


620. Instructions issued by the Lords Commissioners of the 
Admiralty to Sir Pulteney Malcolm, in compliance with the Earl 
of Aberdeen’s Letter, and other, Communications relating to the 
Greek Blockade; txxxv. 529. Answer, 536. 

See infra, 651. 


Grosvenor Estate: 


621. Copy Assessment for the Poor and Police on all the 
Houses in Grosvenor, Belgrave and Eaton Squares; Amount 
paid in respect of each House, and Amount under each head; 
LXXxVI. 657. (Order for presenting Address discharged, and 
Return ordered, 662.) 


Guernsey : 


622. Total Expenses paid by Great Britain for Civil and 
Military Expenses in the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey and Alder- 
ney; also of the Amount of the Revenue of every kind collected 
on the said Islands; txxvu. 149. Answer, 185. 

See supra, 64. 185. 337. 


Guiana, British : 


623. Despatch to the Governor from the Colonial Office, dated 
29 November 1834, announcing the Dissolution of Lord Mel- 
bourne’s Cabinet; xc. 117. Answer, 130. 

See supra, 287, &amp;c.; infra, 1305. 


Hackney Coaches : 


624. Informations, Convictions and Penalties on Drivers 
and Proprietors of Hackney Coaches, &amp;c. in London, Westmin- 
ster and Southwark, 1833-1835; xc. 28. Answer, 42. 1835— 
1837; xci1. 119. Answer, 169. 





Hamburgh : 


625. Correspondence since 1823 between the Foreign Secre- 
tary and the Consul at Hamburgh, relative to Grievances com- 
plained of by British Subjects resident in that City; xc. 58. An- 
swer, 98. 


Hampton Court Palace :—See infra, 865. 


Hand-Loom Weavers: 
626. Number of Males above the Age of Eighteen Years em- 
ployed in Hand-Loom Weaving, from Wool, Cotton, Silk and 
Linen, in every Parish in Scotland; rxxx1x. 44. Answer, 64. 


Hastings :—See infra, 1113. 
Hayti :—See supra, 475, &amp;e. 
Head Money :—See infra, 808. 


Hereditary Revenue : 

627. Amount of the reserved Hereditary Revenue of the Civil 
Establishment of Scotland, and Payments therefrom, in the Years 
ending 5 October 1816-1820; txxvi. 167. Answer, 203.——— 
10 October 1821-1829; txxxv. 250. Answer 382. 


Heritable Rights :—See supra, 375. 


Highland Distress : 

628. Letter addressed to Mr. Fox Maule by Mr. Robert 
Graham, dated “ Edinburgh, 6th May,” and communicated, by 
Lord John Russell’s directions, to the Commissioners of Her 
Majesty’s Treasury, relative thereto ; xcu. 528. Answer, 570. 


Highways :—See infra, 1308. 


Hill, Charles : 
629. Warrant for the Arrest of Charles Hill, committed to 
Ilchester Gaol; txxvi. 262. Answer, 271. 


Holland : 
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IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continwed)—relative to— 


Holland :—See infra, 644. 809. 1419. 
Holland, New :—See infra, 1329. 


Home Circuit : 
630. Persons tried on the Home Circuit at the Gaol Delivery 
in December 1822 or January 1823; txxix. 24. Answer, 76. 
See supra, 395, &amp;e.; infra, 679. 


Home Department :—See infra, 1265. 


Honduras : 

631. Correspondence between Government and Colonel Ar- 
thur, relative to the Condition and Treatment of Slaves at Hon- 
duras; txxvii. 332. Answer, 392. Steps taken for carrying 
into effect Recommendations by Commissions for inquiring into 
the Claims to Freedom of the Descendants of the Native Indians 
at Honduras; Ltxxxtv. 370. Answer, 390. 

632. Expenses of the Government defrayed by Taxes raised on 
the Inhabitants, 1824-1836; xc1. 471. Answer, 584. 

See infra, 1179, &amp;c. 


Hooper, Charles, and Philip Martin: 
633. Grant of a Pension on the Irish Civil List to them and 
their Representatives; txxxvr.176. Answer, 203. 


Hornings and Captions : 
634. Number of Hornings and Captions issued through the 
Signet Office in Edinburgh in 1828 and 1829; .xxxv. 360. 
Answer, 437. 


Horses : 
635. 
LXXXxI. 8. 
636. Commitments for Horse Stealing in England and Wales, 
for the Years ending 11 July 1832 and 1833; Similar Account 
for Sheep Stealing; txxxvi. 506. Answer, 534. 


Persons convicted of stealing Horses in 1823-1825; 


Answer, 27. 1826-1831; Lxxxvi. 929. 


Hospitals : 
637. Sums paid for the Support of Hospitals, or any other pur- 
pose than the Pay of Consuls, at the several Places Abroad, in 
pursuance of Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 88; uxxxvi. 204. Answer, 205. 


Hottentots :—See supra, 49. 
House of Commons :—See infra, 768. 


House Tax : 
638. Persons assessed to the Inhabited House Tax in England 
and Wales; txxrx. 156. Answer, 159. 


Houses :—See infra, 873, &amp;e. 


Ilchester Gaol : 

639. Report on Ilchester Gaol, with the Evidence thereto 
annexed; txxvul. 7. Answer, 14. 

640. Evidence taken before the Coroner at Ilchester Gaol, 
19 and 20 January 1822; txxvi. 64. Answer, 73. 

641. Report of Dr. Bryer on the Health of the Prisoners in 
Ilchester Gaol; txxvu. 237. Answer, 245. 

See supra, 629. 


Imports and Exports : 

642. Schedules or Tariffs which have regulated the Importa- 
tion into and the Exportation from Foreign Countries, or their 
Colonies, of all Merchandise; txxx1. 462. Answer, 507. 

643. Rates of Duties, in Sterling Money and British Weights 
and Measures, levied upon the principal Articles produced or 
manufactured in the United Kingdom or in the British Posses- 
sions Abroad, on their Importation into Foreign Countries ; 
LXxxvi. 581. Answer, 597. 

644. Duties payable on the principal Articles of British Pro- 
duce and Manufactures in the Ports of France, Spain, Portugal, 
Italy, Russia, Prussia, Denmark, Sweden, Holland and United 
States of America; Lxxxv1. 935. 


Indian Departments :—-See supra, 147. 
Insolvent Debtors :—See supra, 430, ke. 
Intrusion, Writs of :—See supra, 424, &amp;e. 


Insulated Parcels of Land : 
645. Return of, belonging to each County, but locally situated 
within some other County; txxx. 172. Answer, 265. See 
supra, 869. 


Inverness Magistrates : 
646. Statement of all Fees demanded by Magistrates of Inver- 
ness on the Liberation of Prisoners from Gaol; -txxix. 267. 
Answer, 303. 





Ionian Islands: 
647. Abstract of the Expenses incurred by the Government of 
Great Britain in the Ionian ‘Islands, 1819; txxv. 467. 


Answer, 
470,———-181 9-1821; yxxvu. 89. Answer, 93. 


648. Abstracts of the Revenue and Expenditure of the Ionian 
Islands under the heads of Revenue and Expenditure, Civil 
and Military, 1817-1819; several other Returns relating to the 
Ionian Islands, and Tariffs of Duties; uxxvi. 105. Answer, 129, 


649. Officers, not British Subjects, in the Civil Sevrice of 
the Ionian Islands, whose Salaries exceed One Hundred Dollars 
a Year; yxxvi. 105. Answer, 120. 


650. Number of Militia actually embodied in the Ionian 
Islands; txxv1. 28. Answer, 41. 


651. Proclamations issued by Sir Thomas Maitland, relative 
to the Contest at present subsisting between the Turks and the 
Greeks; txxvu. 272. Answer, 281. 

652. Extracts from the Correspondence of Sir Thomas Mait. 
land and the Secretary of State for the Colonial Department ; 
LXxvil. 279. Answer, 281. 

Se infra, 759, &amp;c. 868. 


Ireland: 
653. Names of the several Lords Lieutenants, Lord Justices 
and Chief Secretaries of Ireland appointed since the Union; 
Lxxxu1. 305. Answer, 336. 


Italy :—See supra, 644. 


Jamaica : 
654. Persons Tried and Condemned at Jamaica between 
1 January 1821 and 31 March 1823 ; txxix.13. Answer, 23. 
655. Salaries of Governors, Lieutenant Governors, Chief Jus- 
tices, Presidents of Slave Courts, Speakers of the Houses of As- 
sembly in Jamaica and the Leeward Islands, respectively ; Lxxx1. 
167. Answer, 218. 


656. Despatches received relative to an Attack made on the 
Wesleyan Missionary Meeting-House at Jamaica, and Mr. 
Ratcliffe’s House; txxxu. 311. Answer, 336. 


657. Sums voted by the House of Assembly in the Island of 
Jamaica, and applied in pursuance thereof, 1825-1828, for or 
towards the use or purpose of the King’s Troops; .xxxv. 180. 
Answer, 220. 

658. Civil, Military and Ecclesiastical Establishments of Ja- 
maica, the Expenses of which are defrayed by any Revenue raised 
in the Island; Expenses incurred; and Ways and Means for 
raising such Revenue, 1820-1830; Lxxxvi. 557. Answer, 578. 


659. Report made in 1822 by the Committee of the House of 
Assembly in Jamaica, appointed to inquire into the situation of 
the Sugar Planters; Patent of Land granted by the Crown, on 
11 November 1690, to Christopher Senior, and Patent of Land 
granted, on 24 February 1745, to A. Arcedeckne; Lxxxvul. 76. 
Answer, 88. 

660. Names of the Members of the Jamaica Council, and the 
Office each holds in the Colony, and the Salary and Emoluments 
of every kind he receives; uxxxvii1. 42. Answer, 61. 


661. Teachers or Preachers and Persons connected with Mis- 
sionary Establishments in Jamaica arrested in 1833; Lxxxvitl. 
290. Answer, 293. 

662. Memorial and Statement of the Baptist Missionary in 
Jamaica, dated 19 April 1832; Lxxxvir. 521. Answer, 554. 


663. Letter addressed, in January 1832, by Lord Goderich to 
the Bishop of Jamaica, on the subject of the Religious Instruction 
of the Negroes ; txxxvul. 520. Answer, 554. 

664. Statement or Abstract of the Laws now in force in 
Jamaica relating to Churches, Chapels or other Places of Reli- 
gious Worship, of Persons assembling thereat, and Persons in 
Holy Orders; txxxvir. 290. Answer, 293,—Lxxxvul. 136. 
Answer, 167. 

665. Periods of Residence of the Bishops of Jamaica and 
Barbadoes within their Dioceses since their Appointment; xc. 
268. Answer, 280. 


666. Returns made to the House of Assembly, showing the 
Amount raised and applied for the Church Establishment, the 
Support of Schools and Education, September 1832-1836; 
Grants subsequently made; xci1. 367. Answer, 376. 


667. Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the 
Governor of Jamaica, relating to the Removal of Dr. Palmer 
from the Office of Special Magistrate in Jamaica; xctt. 517- 
Answer, 570. 

See supra, 278, &amp;c.; infra, 1181, &amp;e. 1263, &amp;e. 
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1V. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


Jersey : 

668. Act of the States of Jersey addressed to the Privy 
Council, and Order thereon in 1817; other Papers relative to the 
Militia; uxxvi1. 74. Answer, 177. 

See supra, 64; infra, 622. 


Jesuits: - . 

669. Notices or Statements which, in pursuance of Act 10 
Geo. IV. c. 7, have been delivered to the several Clerks of the 
Peace or their Deputies in Great Britain and Ireland by Jesuits 
and Members of other Religious Orders; txxxv. 286. Answer, 
332.—LxxxvI. 701. Answer, 733.—Lxxxvi1. 16. Answer, 28.— 
LXxXviu. 287. Answer, 311.—xc1. 18. Answer, 21. 


Judges : 

670. Time at which each of the Judges of the Courts of 
Exchequer, King’s Bench, and Common Pleas in Ireland was 
promoted to the Bench, stating also the time when each such 
Judge was called to the Bar; txxxviu. 587. Answer, 604. 


671. Judges who have served in the several Presidencies of 
India, in the Island of Ceylon, Mauritius and Malta, at the Cape 
of Good Hope, on the Coast of Africa, and in any of the Colo- 
nies in the West Indies and in British North America, who now 
enjoy Pensions or Retired Allowances; txxxviu1. 365. Answer, 
408. 


Judges’ Salaries : 

672. Salary and Allowances received in 1792 by each of the 
Judges, and the Salary and Allowances paid in 1829; Lxxxv. 
504. Answer, 536. 

673. Allowances to Judges in Ireland for presiding at Special 
Commissions, 1829-1831; Allowances made to Judges for going 
the Circuit in 1792 and 1832; Lxxx1x. 76. Answer, 89. 

See infra, 1344. 


Judicature : 
674. Return of the Names and Designations of those Persons 
forming the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the State of the 
Laws and Judicatures of Scotland; txxxvir. 541. Answer, 604. 


Judicial Appointments : 
675. Number and Names of Persons appointed to any Judi- 
cial Station in the East Indies, and in the British Colonies, since 
1 January 1801; itxxxvi. 149. Answer, 156.—.Lxxxvi. 862. 
Answer, 900. 


Judicial Factors : 

676. Number of Factors Loco Tutoris, Curators Bonis, and 
other Judicial Factors (distinguishing those under the Bank- 
rupt Act from the others) appointed by the Court of Session, 
1827-1832; Lxxxvu. 100. Answer, 147. 


677. Number of Appointments of Factors Loco Tutoris and 
Loco Absentis, Judicial Factors, Curators Bonis, and other Judi- 
cial Managers appointed by the Court of Session, 1823-1833; 
LXxx1x. 166. Answer, 180. 


Juries and Jurors: 

678. Number of Persons returned by the Constables of the 
Sheriff of Middlesex as liable to serve on Juries ; other Papers 
relating to Juries; txxvut. 364. Answer, 392.—LxxIx. 10. 
Answer, 23. 

679. Number of Persons on the Home Circuit liable to serve 
on Juries; Lxx1x. 27. Answer, 76. 


680. Persons in each County in England and Wales returned 
as qualified to serve as Jurors; Lxx1x. 156. Answer, 159. 


681. Statement relative to the Qualification of Jurors, and the 
Preparation of the List of Jurors in England and Wales; ixxx. 
446. Answer, 454. 

682. Names and Designations of the Persons who have been 
summoned to serve on Juries at Circuits of the Court of Justiciary 
in Scotland, 1811-1821; ditto at Edinburgh; txxvu. 122; 
(Order for presenting Address discharged, and another Address 
resolved on,) 168. Answer, 185. 

683. Number of Jurors in each County in Scotland; Lxxx1. 
212. Answer, 218. 


684. Persons qualified and liable to serve on Juries in Coun- 
ties, &amp;c. in England and Wales, under Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 50, in 
1835; xcr. 352. Answer, 584. 


Jury Court, Scotland : 
685. Number of Causes tried in the Jury Court of Scotland ; 
LXXxv, 528. Answer, 536. See supra, 378. 


Justice, Courts of :--See supra, 363, &amp;c. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Justices of the Peace: 


686. Applications to the Court of King’s Bench for leave to 
file Criminal Informations against Justices of the Peace in Eng- 
land and Wales, in which Rule Nisi has been granted, 1830; 


LXXxVI. 587. Answer, 597. 


See supra, 297, &amp;c. 1125, &amp;e. 


Justice of the Peace Clerks: 


687. Fees levied by them, their Deputies and Assistants, and 


other Particulars, 1833-1835; xc. 824. Answer, 840.—1835- 


18375 xc. 327. Answer, 355. 


Justiciary Courts: 


688. Number of Persons brought to Trial for Crimes of a 
Capital Nature before the High Court and Circuit Courts of 
Justiciary in Scotland, 1827-1832; txxxvi1.239. Answer, 266. 


689. Number of Diets held by the High Court of Justiciary 
at Edinburgh, 1833-1836; the Number of Trials and Pleas; 


Number of Diets on Circuit, with Number of Trials and Pleas; 
xcll. 646. 


See supra, 378. 


Kensington Palace :—See infra, 692. 
Kent Street Roads : 


690. Names of Commissioners now acting under 52 Geo. III. 
c. 111; Number of Meetings and Commissioners attending, 
February 1833, 1834; Amount of Assessment and Net Rates 
received, 1824-1834; Amount paid for Watching, Lighting and 
Paving, 1824-1834; Name of Treasurer, and whether Security 
given under Act; Names of Auditors now acting; Name of 
Clerk, his Salary, &amp;c., and whether Security given; Ltxxx1x. 597 


King’s Bench, Court of : 


691. Writs issued; Causes tried ; Number tried by Special 
and by Common Juries; Number of Special Arguments; Num- 
ber of Mandamuses and of Criminal and Ex-officio Informa- 
tions; Number of Days and Hours the Judges sat, distinguishing 
each Judge, 1831-1833; Lxxx1x. 76. Answer, 89. 


King’s Chaplains : 


692. Number and Names and Dates of Appointment of King’s 
Chaplains in Scotland; Salary and Duties; xc. 493. Answer, 
590. 


King’s Household, Keeper of (Scotland) :—See supra, 378. 
King’s Stationer : 


693. Case laid before the Crown Lawyers in England or 
Ireland, respecting the Validity of the Patent granted to Messrs. 
Bradley and Bradley King, of the Office of Stationer in Ireland, 
and Opinions thereon; txxvi. 126. Answer, 145. 


Knights of the Bath: 


694. Persons and Offices held by each, and for what the seve- 
ral Sums charged are paid, and to which they are said to be 
entitled under existing Statutes; Sums charged to and paid by 
the last Ten Knights of each Rank of the said Order; ixxxtx. 
348. Answer, 360. 


Labour Rate: 


695. Documents in the Possession of the Poor Law Commis- 
sioners with regard to the Labour Rate Bill; txxxvit. 578 
Answer, 604. 


Labrador :—See infra, 811, &amp;e. 


Lancaster : 


696. Prisoners and Causes tried at Lancaster, 1817-1823; 
LXx1x.195. Answer, 226. 

697. Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into 
the Practice of the Common Pleas Court at Lancaster, and to 
consider the propriety of removing the Assizes from Lancaster ; 
LXXXVII. 429. Answer, 439. 

698. Fees received by the Chancellor of the County Palatine 
of Lancaster or his Deputy on Writs issued, 1829-1833 ; distin- 
guishing Proceedings sent from the Superior Courts at West- 
minster; Lxxx1x. 391. Answer, 427. 

See supra, 323. 


Law Business (Scotland) : 


699. Table of Fees of Conveyancing and of General Law 
Business adopted by the Society of Writers to the Signet; Lxxxv. 
267. Answer, 332. 

700. Acts of Sederunt or other Authorities under which the 
Fees in Conveyancing have been fixed and sanctioned; Lxxxv. 
485. Answer, 487. 


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iV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


Law Offices :-- See Courts. Literary Institutions Abroad : 


716. Communications to or from Ministers Abroad respecting 


Leamington Priors : Literary Institutions or Libraries in Foreign Countries; x¢, 955 
701. Number of Rate-payers of the Town and Parish, distin- Answer, 262. 


guishing the Number Assessed on Houses and Premises bond fide : 
worth £.10, £.20 and £.40 per Annum and upwards; Lxxxix. 9. Liturgy : 

Answer, 22. 717. Collects or Litanies of the Church, in each Reign from 
James I. to the present time, in which the Name of a Queen 
Consort has been inserted ; other Papers relating to the Liturgy, 
and Orders in Council relative thereto; Lxxvi. 6. Answer, 19, 


Leeward, or Charibbee Islands: 

702. Persons holding the Office of Governor and Lieutenant- 
Governor of the Leeward or Charibbee Islands; also of Chief 
Justice; txxvi. 427. Answer, 450.——Similar Return, and Loans : 
also of Attorneys and Solicitors-General; txxvu. 132. Answer, 718. Sums of Money paid or advanced by way of Loan, 
149. See supra, 586, &amp;c. 655, &amp;e. Subsidy or otherwise, from 1792; and of Sums due from any 


} Foreign State; uxxvii. 92. Answer, 114. 
Leicester, Borough of : 


703. Amount of Assessment upon the several Parishes within | London University : 
the Borough of Leicester for Maintenance of the Gaol, Bridewell, 719. Charter of Incorporation as applied for in 1821; xc, 134, 
Police, &amp;e.; txxxu. 204. Answer, 265. Answer, 149. 
Leith :—See supra, 499. 500. 720. Draft Charters for the University of London and the 
London University College; xc1. 839. Answer, 841. 
Libel: 


704. Individuals who have been prosecuted for Libel, 1812- 
1822; uxxvi. 149. Answer, 177. 


705. Individuals prosecuted for Political Libel and Seditious ° 
8 mer Lord Chamberlain’s Office : 
Conduct in Great Britain since 17 March 1821; Number of Con- aes fe , f 
victions; Number of Informations filed against Persons accused 722. Fees, Gratuities and Emoluments received for passing of 


of Blasphemy and Sedition; Lxxx1x. 149. Answer, 180. pte get Oe eS ae Se es oe ee 
swer, 590. 


721. Copies of the Charters of Incorporation granted to the 


University of London and University College, London ; xcu. 16, 
Answer, 29. 


706, Prosecutions for Libel since the Accession of His present g 
Majesty, either by Ex-officio Information or Indictment, conducted Lord Clerk Register :—See supra, 379. 
in the Department of the Solicitor for the Treasury; txxx1x. 149. : 
home 368, Lucie, St. : 

723. Address by the Proprietors of the Island, dated 6 Oc- 
tober 1830, to Major General Farquharson, and Address by certain 
707. Returns from the Licensing Justices of Middlesex and Proprietors in answer to it, with Names; txxxvi. 884. 
Surrey relative to Victuallers, Game, Music and Dancing Li- 900. 
censes; xc. 283. Answer, 298. 724. 


Licenses : 
Answer, 


Memorials and Representations of the Council and Inha- 
bitants of Saint Lucie regarding the Expenditure of the Colony, 
addressed to Viscount Goderich, and Despatches in answer 
Lxxxvi. 88. Answer, 103. 


See supra, 278, &amp;c.; infra, 497. 


Lighthouses : 
708. Account of all Sums received by the Commissioners of 
Woods and Forests from the Lessees of Lighthouses ; stating the 
Amount received from each Lighthouse, and by what Authority 


received, and how applied, 1800-1833; Lxxxvi. 276. Answer, | Lunatics and Lunatic Asylums : 
311. 


725. Lunatic Asylums which now exist in any of the Counties 
709. Income and Expenditure for all Lights, Beacons and in England and Wales under Act 48 Geo. IIT. c.96; txx1x. 134. 
Buoys on the Coasts or in any of the Ports or Harbours of Scot- Answer, 159. 

land, for which Dues are charged on Shipping, not under the 
Management of the Commissioners of Northern Lights; 1826- 
1833; Lxxxix. 71. Answer, 89. 


726. Licensed Houses for the Reception of Lunatics, &amp;c., 
within the Bills of Mortality ; Lunatics confined in them; ixxx. 


482. Answer, 527. 
710. Receipt and Appropriation of the Revenue of the Trinity 


House, 1833-1835; Light Dues received from the three Light- 
houses held by Individuals under Lease; Charge of Collection, 
Expense of Maintenance, and Surplus received by Lessees, 1832- 
1835, and other Returns; xc1. 623. Answer, 642. 


727. Houses licensed for the Reception of Lunatics ; Houses 
without License, and Lunatics in different Lunatic Asylums; 
Number returned to the Commissioners for licensing Lunatic 
Houses ; rxxx.487. Answer, 527. Lxxx1. 188. Answer, 218. 


728. Number of public and private Asylums or Houses 

Limerick : licensed for the Reception of Lunaties in each County in England 

711. Letters Patent wherein the Civil Articles for the Sur- and Wales, with the Number of Patients in each; Lxxxvi. 236. 
render of the Treaty of Limerick in 1691 were ratified; txxxim. Answer, 357. 


139. Answer, 150. 729. Number of Houses licensed in England and Wales 
under the Act 9 Geo. IV., c.41, for the Reception of Insane 
Persons; the Number in each Establishment, distinguishing 
712. Number of Freeholders rated to the Land Tax for each Males from Females, with the Number of each Class discharged 


Parish within the Divisions of Kesteven and Holland, and of or deceased, between 1 May 1831-1832; txxxvil. 376. Answer, 
the Distance of each Parish from the several Towns of Boston, 397. 


Bourne, Grantham, Sleaford, Spalding, and Stamford, within that 
County; txxxvu. 40. Answer, 69. 


Lincolnshire : 


730. Lunatic Asylums established under the Act 48 Geo. ITI. 
c. 96, and 9 Geo. IV., c.40, and of every other Royal or Public 
: ar , Hospital or other Charitable Institution in which Lunatics are 
Lincoln and Norwich Archdeaconry Courts: received, distinguishing Males and Females, and Pauper or Cri- 
minal Lunatics, and the Number in each Class discharged or 
deceased, between 1 May 1831-1832; txxxvir. 376. Answer, 397. 


713. Return from the Archdeaconry Courts of Lincoln and 
Norwich of Copies of the Patents of the Commissary of the Bishop 
e ner geo ta =— — nan eeapenl, 731. Number of Lunatics confined under the authority of the 

‘ s gistrars; £xxxiv. 406. Answer, 407. 

—.xxxv. 4. Answer, 31. Lord Chancellor whose Property amounts to less than £. 200 per 
annum each, and the Total Annual Amounts of such Property; 
also a similar Return above £. 200 each per annum ; Lxxxvil. 376. 
714. Resolutions adopted by Justices of the Peace of the Answer, 397. 
County of Linlithgow, as to the granting of Certificates for the 732. Expenses of Erection, Furniture, Repairs, &amp;c., of County 
Sale of Ale, Beer, Spirits, Wine and other Exciseable Liquors, in Lunatic Asylums in England and Wales; Number of Patients, 
the Months of September and October 1832; txxxrx. 67. An- &amp;e., and Charges for Medical Attendance and Maintenance ; and 
swer, 89. Charges made to Parishes for Pauper Lunatics; ixxxix. 71. 

715. Resolutions entered into by the Justices of the Peace Answer, 00. 
regarding the granting of Licenses, at a Meeting held in 1834, 733. Amount of Money in the hands of the Clerks of o 
in terms of the Statute 9 Geo. IV. c. 58; uxxxix. 391. Answer, Peace and Treasurers of Counties in England and Wales, received 
427. from Keepers of Lunatic Asylums; xxix. 482. Answer, 532. 


734. Sums 


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IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—-relative to— 


Lunatics and Lunatic Asylums—continued. 
734. Sums received and expended in pursuance of Act 
14 Geo. ITI., c.49, and Balance remaining on 1 January 1828 ; 
LXxxI. 98. Answer, 121. 
735. Total Number of Pauper Lunatics within the Bills of 
Mortality ; uxxx. 614. Answer, 628. 


736. Summary Abstract from each County, Riding or Division 
in England, of the Returns made to the respective Clerks of the 
Peace under 9 Geo. IV., c. 40, s. 36, of the Number of Pauper 
Lunatics and Idiots; and similar Return from each Liberty, 
County of a City, County of a Town, Cinque Port or Town Cor- 
porate; Lxxxv. 121. Answer, 150. 

737. Report from the Metropolitan Commissioners in Lunacy, 
dated 1 July 1829; rxxxv. 472. Answer, 487. 

738. Number of Patients admitted since each County Lunatic 
Asylum was opened; Admissions each Year; Re-admissions, 
1830-1836; Permanent Cures; Deaths and assigned Causes; 
Dietary, &amp;c.; xc1. 221. Answer, 230. 

739. Pauper Lunatics and Idiots in each County in England 
and Wales, distinguishing those in Pauper Lunatic Asylums, in 
Private Lunatic Asylums, and under the Management of the 
Guardians and Overseers of the Poor, Criminal Lunatics, and 
where confined; xc1. 623. Answer, 642. 

740. Number of Lunatics and Idiots, not Paupers, confined in 
private Asylums in each County in England and Wales; xcu. 
378, Answer, 406. 

741. Tables showing the Number of Pauper Lunatics and 
Idiots in England and Wales, with their average Weekly Cost per 
head ; with other Returns relating to Pauper Lunatics and Idiots, 
xcu. 378. Answer, 406. 


Ireland : 


742. Correspondence and Communications between the Home 
Office and the Irish Government in . 1827, relating to Public 
Lunatic Asylums; Lxxxm. 117. Answer, 121. 


Scotland : 
743. Sums received in Scotland as License Duties from 
Keepers of Private Madhouses ; Lxxx1. 193. Answer, 218. 
744. Amount of License Duties paid to the Sheriffs’ Clerk 
of Edinburgh under Act 55 Geo. III. c. 69; Lxxxu. 101. 
Answer, 121. 


Lydd :—See supra, 243. 
M‘Adam, Messrs. : 


745. Salaries, Emoluments and Remunerations received by 
Messrs. John L. M‘Adam and James and William M‘Adam for 
their Services; ~txx1x. 386. Answer, 433. 


M‘Neill, John: 
746. Record and Proceedings before the Magistrates of 
Edinburgh on the Complaint of John M‘Neill; txxxviit. 149. 

Answer, 167. - 


Madagascar :—See infra, 1198, &amp;e. 


Magistrates :—See supra, 297, &amp;c. 345, &amp;c. 686; infra, 1017. 
1125, &amp;e. 1250. 


Malaga :—See supra, 95. 


Maldon Charter : 
747. Fees or other Charges required on the passing a Charter 
or Renewal of a Charter of Incorporation of the Borough of 
Maldon; xc. 411. Answer, 451. 


Malta : 

748. Appointments held by Members of the Council of Go- 
vernment of Malta; Salaries; Pensions allowed by the British 
Government to Maltese, Natives of Great Britain, and Foreigners, 
1800-1834; xc. 560. Answer, 590. 

749. Customs and Excise Duties at Malta, 1825-1835; 
Answer, 591. 

See supra, 274, &amp;c. 671. 


Malta, Order of : 
750. Knights and Canonesses of the Order of Malta who 
receive Pensions from this Country ; txxvi. 28. Answer, 41. 


xc. 561. 


Man, Bishoprick of :—See supra, 222. 


Man, Isle of : 
751. Instructions to the Duke of Athol, Governor-in-Chief of 
the Isle of Man, directing him to exclude the Keys from further 
attendance at the Courts of Tinwald; txx1x. 56. Answer, 76. 


GEN. INDEX. 


LXXV.—XCIlI. 


(1820—1837.) 


Man, Isle of—continued. 

752. Memorial of the House of Keys, complaining of the 
Absence of the Attorney-General from the Isle of Man; ixxrx. 
244. Answer, 257. 

753. Number of Prisoners committed for Debt to the several 
Prisons in the Isle of Man in 1827-1828 ; of the Fees charged by 
the Keepers of the Prisons; of the Number of Persons in custody 
for Contempts; and the Number of Crown Debtors now confined ; 
LXXxIv. 187. Answer, 192. 

754. Expense of the whole Establishments now maintained in 
the Isle of Man, paid from Public Monies, Duties of Customs 
and Excise, which are less than on the same Articles imported into 
England and Scotland ; txxxvi. 198. Answer, 203. 

See supra, 64; infra, 1323. 
Manchester : 

755. Number of Burials in the Town of Manchester, 1820- 
1830, specifying the Number in each Year and Ages 
291. Answer, 293. 


LXXXVII. 


Manchester Sessions : 
756. Fees paid out of the County Rate to Counsel for pro- 


secuting at, during the Year 1832; txxxvin. 448. Answer, 467. 


Marine Insurance : 

757. Information received from His Majesty’s Consuls resi- 
dent at Havre de Grace, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Rotterdam and 
Hamburgh, relative to the Amounts charged as Duties on Muni- 
cipal Imposts, either by Stamps or otherwise, on Policies for 
Marine Insurances at the said Ports respectively ; txxxvu. 436. 
Answer, 444. 


Marriages : —See infra, 871. 
Martin, Philip :—See supra, 633. 


Mary-le-Bone Parish : 
758. Communication made by the Rector and Parish of 
St. Mary-le-bone respecting the right of the Parish to advance 
Money out of the Parish Rates for the Transportation of their 
Poor to Van Diemen’s Land ; txxx1u. 246. Answer, 265. 


Master of the Rolls :—See supra, 193. 366, &amp;c. 


Maura Santa : 

759. Correspondence between the Lord High Commissioner of 
the Ionian Islands and the Secretary of State for the Colonial 
Department respecting the 44,000 Dollars due to the British Go- 
vernment for repairing Fortifications at Santa Maura ; Lxxvi. 105. 
Answer, 120. 

760. Correspondence exclusive of that presented to the House 
on the 11 July 1820, which took place from December 1819 to 
August 1820, between Signor Marroganni, the Deputy from the 
Parguinotes, and the Secretary of the Colonial Departments ; 
Extracts relative to the Insurrection in Santa Maura in October 
1819; txxv1. 397. Answer, 409. 

See infra, 868. 


Mauritius : 

761. Petition of the Inhabitants of the Mauritius against being 
subjected to the Regulations of the Colonial Trade in the year 
18163 Lxxx. 281. Answer, 299. 

762. Petitions received from the Inhabitants of the Mauritius 
since 1816, praying for a Remission of the extra Duty on Sugar ; 

Answer, 299. 
Number of Islands which come under the Denomination 
Answer, 218. 


Lxxx. 281. 
763. 
of Dependencies of Mauritius; Lxxxt. 195, 
764. Report on the State of the Colony; Lxxxvi. 204. 
swer, 205. 
See supra, 274, &amp;c. 671 &amp;e.; infra, 1198, Ke, 


An- 


Mayence Convention : 

765. Convention signed at Mayence on 31 March 1831, 
referred to in the Ninth Article of the Treaty relative to the 
Netherlands, signed at London, November 15, 1831, and of the 
Tariff annexed to that Convention; Lxxxvu. 576. Answer, 588. 


Maynooth College : 
766. Last Report of the Visitors; Lxxxv1. 786. Answer, 788. 


Medical Corporations : 

767. Regulations and Bye-Laws under which Graduates in 
Physic have been admitted Fellows of the Royal College of Phy- 
sicians of Edinburgh since 1 January 1771 to 31 December 1832 ; 
and other Returns relative thereto; txxxvur. 663. Answer, 664. 
——-Similar Return for the Royal College of Physicians in 
Dublin ; txxxviut. 664. Answer, 664. 

See infra, 1267, &amp;e. 





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IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


Members of the House of Commons : 

768. Returns, as far as may be practicable, of every Member 
of the House of Commons in the First Parliament summoned by 
King William who held any Office, &amp;c.; also Members in the 
First Parliament summoned by Queen Anne and Kings George L., 
IL., IIL. and IV.; txxvit. 485. 


Merchant Seamen : 

769. Despatches to the Admiralty or Foreign Secretary by 
Consuls abroad, containing Complaints of Discharge of British 
Seamen by Masters of British Merchant Vessels in Foreign Ports ; 
xc. 264. Answer, 267. 


Metropolis :—See infra, 919. 943, &amp;c. 966, ke. 1338, &amp;e. 


Mexico : 
770. Communications made from Mexico on the subject of 
the Culture of Sugar in that State; r&amp;xx1v. 370. Answer, 395. 
See supra, 48. 


Milford Haven :—See supra, 207. 


Militia: 
771. Amount, if any, paid by the County towards the Main- 
tenance of the Militia; xxx. 110. Answer, 121. 


772. Number of Privates balloted for the Militia of the 
United Kingdom, 1827, 1828; txxxiv. 239. Answer, 293. 


773. Number of Persons enrolled to serve in the Militia, and 
the Number exempted in each County in Great Britain; txxxv1. 
223. Answer, 228. 

774. Staff of each Regiment of Disembodied Militia of the 
United Kingdom, retained on Permanent Pay by Act 10 Geo. IV. 
c. 10; Staff at present receiving Permanent Pay; xci. 339. An- 
swer, 584. 


Mineralogical Survey : 
775. Payments constituting certain Sums as Expense of that 
Survey, and Expenses in 1828 and 1829; rxxxvi. 204. Answer, 
205. 


Mines: 

776. Returns from the British Diplomatic and Consular 
Agents in the several Mining Countries of America, of the Gold 
and Silver which those Countries have recently yielded; 1xxxvu. 
139. Answer, 147. 

777. Returns from the British Diplomatic and Consular 
Agents in the United States of North America, relative to the 
Quantities of Gold which have been raised at the Mines situate in 
the States of North and South Carolina, Georgia and other States 
adjoining, from the earliest to the latest period at which such 
Return can be obtained ; rxxxvim1. 219. Answer, 273, 

See supra, 567. 615. 


Ministers, Nonconforming, ke. : 

778. Application of the Sums voted to defray the Expense 
of Nonconforming, Seceding and Protestant Dissenting Ministers 
in Ireland in 1833; distinguishing each Congregation and Sect, 
and the Population of the respective Parishes or Districts; 
txxx1x. 44. Answer, 64. 


Mint: 

779. Quantity of Gold imported into His Majesty’s Mint, and 
Gold Monies Coined, 1815-1822; txxvi. 18. Answer, 26. 
1822-1823; txxviu. 40. Answer, 60. 1823-1825; Lxxx. 50. 
Answer, 103. 

780. Standard Gold, also Standard Silver, received into His 
Majesty’s Mint, and the Charge and Expenses incurred; also 
Sums charged under the Head of Mint Prosecutions; rxxx111. 350. 
Answer, 379. 

781. Sovereigns and Half Sovereigns coined at the Mint, for 
other Persons than the Bank of England, from 2 May 1828 to 
31 December 1829; txxxv. 27. Answer, 31.———For certain 
Periods, 1821 to 1828; ~xxxv. 85. Answer, 109. 


782. Pounds Weight of Standard Gold received into the Mint 
in 1828 and 1829, and Value of Gold Monies coined; itxxxvi. 
199. Answer, 203.——From 15 July 1831; ixxxvi. 711. 
Answer, 733.———From 6 August 1831; Lxxxvi. 72. An- 
swer, 88. 

783. Amount of Gold Coin melted at the Mint in each 
Quarter from 31 December 1829-1831; txxxvi. 711. An- 
swer, 733. 

784. Value of Gold coined at His Majesty’s Mint, 1830-1832; 
distinguishing in each Year the Proportion coined for the Bank of 
England and for Private Persons; txxxviu. 699. Answer, 732. 





Mint—continued. 


785. Silver Coin coined at the Mint; of Silver purchased ; 
Account-current of Receipts and Payments incidental to the 
coining of Silver, or Profit from coining Silver Coin; ixxyz, 116. 
Answer, 120. 

786. Silver Coin coined at the Mint since the last Regulation of 
the Silver Coinage ; Silver purchased by Government; also made 
by the Treasury; also remaining to be delivered by the Bank; 
Lxxvil. 83, Answer, 93. 


787. Value of the several Pieces of Silver and Copper Coins 
now in Circulation; txx1x. 16. Answer, 23. 


788. Silver Coin coined; also Quantity and Value of Silver 
purchased ; and of the Silver Coin now on hand belonging to the 
Public, and which has not been put into circulation; 1xxx111. 394, 
Answer, 400. 

789. Silver coined since 14 June 1828 to 31 December 1829; 
also Quantity and Value of Silver purchased for Coining; ixxxy, 
25. Answer, 31. 

790. Silver Coin of the Realm melted at the Mint in each 
Quarter from 31 December 1829-1831; uxxxvi. 711. An- 
swer, 733. 

791. Total Establishment of His Majesty’s Mint for 1821; 
Lxxvil. 25. Answer, 50. 

792. Number of Prosecutions by Officers of His Majesty’s 
Mint for Counterfeiting the legal Coin of the Realm; ixxxm, 
492. Answer, 507. 

793. Patent by which the Honourable George Elliot holds the 
Sinecure Office of Governor of the Mint in Scotland ; also Copy of 
the Patent by which Henry Scott Alves holds the Office of Master 


and Worker of the same Mint; ixxxvi1. 658. Answer, 664. 


794. Detail of the Amount expended in 1835 for the Esta- 
blishment and Contingent Expenses of the Mint; Names of 
Officers; Length of Service and Salaries; and other Returns; 
xci. 205. Answer, 219. 


795. Gold and Silver Ingots assayed by the Master of the 
Mint’s Assayer, 1820-1836; Cost of Scales and Assaying Ba- 
lances and Expense of Repairs, and by whom repaired ; Stationery 
supplied, and other Returns; xc1. 237. Answer, 333. 


796. Silver purchased on account of the Mint, 1815-1825; 


and other Returns relating to Silver Coinage; xc. 656. Answer, 
661. 


Misdemeanors : 


797. Names of Persons convicted of Misdemeanors upon 
whom Sentence was passed in the Court of King’s Bench, 1821~ 
1823; Ltxxix. 404. Answer, 433, 

798. Indictments or Informations for Misdemeanors (distin- 
guishing Conspiracy and Perjury separately from others) pre- 
sented or filed in or removed into the Court of King’s Bench, 
1800-1834; Lxxxrx. 347. Answer, 360. 

See supra, 243. 


Monmouth County Court :—See infra, 1334. 


Montreal Seminary :—See supra, 120, ke. 
Morden College : 


799. Correspondence between the Commissioners of Charities 
and the Trustees of Morden College ; txxxv. 221. Answer, 243. 


Mortality, Comparative : 


800. Number of Persons Buried; Ages, 1813-1830, in 
Essex, Rutland, the Metropolis, the Cities of Chester, Norwich 
and Carlisle; the Parishes of Bolton-le-Moors, Bury, Preston, 
Wigan, Bradford (York), Stockport and Macclesfield ; the Town 
of Leeds, and the Townships of Holbeach and Beeston in the 
Parish of Leeds; txxxvi. 520. Answer, 524. 


Mosquito Shore : 


801. Proclamation and other Papers relative to the Mosquito 
Shore Indians; txxvi. 478. 

802. Proclamation of John Ferguson, Esq'*, His Majesty’s 
Superintendent at the Mosquito Shore, dated 22 January 1776; 
Act of Superintendent and Council; Letters of Sir Basil Keith 
relative to Indians; txx1x. 103. Answer, 107. 


Municipal Burghs :—See supra, 109. 
Music Licenses :—See supra, 707. 


Navarin: 


803. Memorial from Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Codrington, 
dated 21 December 1831, for Pecuniary Gratuity to the Officers, 


Seamen and Royal Marines engaged in the Battle of Navarin; 
LXXXIX. 149. Answer, 180. 


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1V. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


Navy: 
804. Annual Estimates, 1820; txxv. 133. Answer, 139. 
1821 ; Lxxvi. 20. Answer, 28. 1822; rxxvir. 23. Answer, 26. 
—1823 ; uxxxvi. 24. Answer, 25. 18243; Lxxix. 19. 



































Answer, 23. 1825; Lxxx. 25. Answer, 31. 1826 ; LXxxI. 22. 
Answer, 27. 1827 ; txxx11. 36. Answer, 75.——1828 ; LXxxI1II. 
18. Answer, 20. 1829; Lxxxiv. 22. Answer, 25. 1830; 
pxxxv. 32. Answer, 40. 1831; Lxxxvr. 210. 561. Answer, 
924. 562. 1832; txxxvu. 17. Answer, 28. 1833 5 LXXxXvVIII. 
43. Answer, 78. 1834; Lxxx1x. 17. Answer, 22. 1835 ; 








xc. 40. 
xcil. 25. 


805. Debt of the Navy to 31 December 1819; ixxv. 133. 
Answer, 139. 31 December 1820; txxvr. 20. Answer, 28. 
——31 December 1821 ; txxvir. 23. Answer, 26.——31 Decem- 
ber 1822; uxxvin. 24. Answer, 25. 31 December 1823; 
yxx1x. 19. Answer, 23. 

806. Estimates respecting the 22,000 Seamen and Marines 
which have been voted for the current Year; uxxvi. 61. An- 
swer, 79. 

807. Orders in Council or Regulations relative to Promotions 
in the Navy; uxxvim. 269. Answer, 279. 

808. Head Money or Bounty granted to the Crews of His 
Majesty’s Ships Sybille, Seringapatam, Rose and Cambrian, on 
account of the Destruction, Capture and Battle with the Pirates, 
1826-1828; txxxrx. 149. Answer, 180. 


Answer, 42.——-1836; xcr. 16. 
Answer, 29. 


Answer, 21.——1837 ; 








Netherlands :—See supra, 644; infra, 800. 1295. 
Nevis :—See supra, 278, &amp;c. 


New Brunswick : 
809. Award of the King of the Netherlands relative to the 
disputed Boundary between New Brunswick and the United 
States of America; Lxxxvu. 528. Answer, 554. 


Newfoundland : 

810. Total Amount of the Income of the Governor of New- 
foundland; other Papers relative to the Government of New- 
foundland ; txxvii1. 319. Answer, 392.—.Lxx1x. 9. Answer, 23. 

811. Items of Expense of the Civil Establishments in the 
Island of Newfoundland and on the Coast of Labrador ; also the 
Gross and Net Revenue, and the Expenses incurred in erecting 
and completing Public Buildings; txxxi. 117. Answer, 121. 

812. Number of Civil Actions, Criminal Informations or Pro- 
secutions tried in the Supreme and other Courts in Newfoundland 
and Labrador; txxxi1. 409. Answer, 507. 

813. Instructions sent to the Governor or Legal Authorities 
at Newfoundland, relative to the operation of Acts 6 Geo. IV. 
c. 61 and 67; Lxxxv. 237. Answer, 243. 


814. Royal Instructions to the Governor of Newfoundland, 
and of the Despatches from Viscount Goderich to him, trans- 
mitting the Commission; txxxvi. 533. Answer, 554. 


Newhaven :—See infra, 1113. 


New South Wales : 

815. Number of Persons who have been sent to Botany Bay, 
1816-1820; Quantity of Land, above One Hundred Acres, 
granted to Individuals in New South Wales; Marriages, Births 
and Deaths, from 1816; Lxxvi. 87; (Order for presenting 
the first Address discharged ; and other Addresses thereupon) ; 
97. Answer, 98. 

816. Annual Expenditure in the Colony of New South Wales 
from 1 January 1818; txxvi. 115. Answer, 120. 

817. Expenditure of the Colonies of New South Wales and 
Van Diemen’s Land, 1830-1831; specifying the Expenses of the 
Civil and Military Establishments, the Transportation and Support 
of Convicts, and Number of Convicts sent out; txxxvir. 253. 
Answer, 266. 

818. Instructions issued by the Commander-in-Chief relative 
to the raising and calling up from the Out-Pension List the late 
New South Wales Veteran Companies; txxx1x. 434, Answer, 448. 

819. Grants of Land made in New South Wales from 25 
March 1821; Annual Expenditure of Income raised in the 
Colony ; txxvi1. 293. Answer, 392. 

820. Royal Instructions to the Governors of New South 
Wales, Van Diemen’s Land and Western Australia, as to the Mode 
to be adopted in disposing of Crown Lands; uxxxvi. 840. An- 
Swer, 862. 

821. Papers in reference to the Regulations of the Govern- 
ment of New South Wales with respect to the Disposal of the 
Crown Lands, together with the Correspondence between the 


Colonial Government and the Secretary of State; txxxvu. 168. 


Answer, 198. 





GEN. INDEX, LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 


New South Wales—continued. 


822. Alienations of Crown Lands in New South Wales and 
Van Diemen’s Land respectively, 1821-1831; .Lxxxvir. 291. 
Answer, 293. 

823. Sales, Grantsor Appropriations of Crown Lands in New 
South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land, 1823-1834; txxx1x. 190. 
Answer, 201. 

824. Report of Governor Macquarrie relative to the Govern- 
ment of New South Wales; txxvi. 438. Answer, 463. 


825. Instructions given by Lord Bathurst to Mr. Bigge, 
on his proceeding to New South Wales; uxxvim. 451. An- 
swer, 463. 

826. Report by the late Major-General Macquarrie, on the 
Colony of New South Wales, to Lord Bathurst; together with 
Extracts of a Letter in October 1822; rxxxu1. 299. 
372. 

827. Letters, dated 14 and 27 June 1832, addressed to the 
Colonial Secretary by John Stephen, jun., with Enclosures, having 
reference to the Conduct of Lieutenant-General Darling whilst 
Governor of New South Wales; uxxxvu. 515. Answer, 524. 


828. Civil Establishments in New South Wales in 1829, stat- 
ing the Name and Office or Employment of every Person receiv- 
ing more than £.60 a Year Salary, and whether they are Military 
Men receiving their Pay along with their Civil Salaries; txxxv. 
283. Answer, 332. 

829. Instructions issued by the Governor of New South Wales 
for the Regulations of the Penal Settlements; itxxxvi. 132. 
Answer, 147. 

830. Number of Persons in the Colony of New South Wales, 
and in each of the Colonies governed under Orders in Council, 
who in 1828 held Two or more Offices, and received Two or more 
Salaries; txxxv. 543. Answer, 578. 


831. Charters of Justice of the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales; ixxrx. 501. Answer, 532. 


832. Papers relating to the Conduct of Magistrates in New 
South Wales, in directing the infliction of Punishment on Pri- 
soners; £xxx1. 252. Answer, 257. 

833. Ordinance to stay Proceedings in certain Cases in New 
South Wales, dated 11 October 1825; of Protest made to the 
Legislative Council; txxx1, 317. ~ Answer, 358. 


834. Depositions taken before the Sidney Bench of Magis- 
trates against Dennis M‘Hue for Perjury, his Conviction and 
Sentence; txxxv. 639. Answer, 657. 


835. Sentences of Magistrates’ Courts, Quarter Sessions, 
Supreme Court and Court of Circuit, since 1823 (under Act 
4 Geo. IV. c. 96, and other Acts and Instructions), including the 
Returns of Punishments at the Penal Settlements; txxxvir. 446. 
Answer, 460. 

836. Record of Conviction of J. Sudds and P. Thompson; 
General Order issued by the Governor of New South Wales, and 
Correspondence thereupon; Lxxx11. 513. Answer, 527. 


837. Letters by the Colonial Secretary in reply to General 
Darling’s Despatches, relative to the Punishment and Death of 
Private Joseph Sudds, late of His Majesty’s 57th Regiment, 
dated 4 and 12 December 1826, and 20 April and 28 May 
1829; also Portions of Mr. Wentworth’s Letter of Impeachment, 
omitted in the Returns laid upon the Table of this House on 
1 July 1830; rxxxvu. 462. Answer, 503. 

838. Act for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors passed by the 
Governor and Legislative Council of New South Wales, and 
Instructions given by the Secretary of State with respect to 
Public Officers taking the benefit of such Act; Lxxxvul. 79. 
Answer, 88. 

839. Minutes, Nos. 11 and 12 of the Executive Council of 
New South Wales of 7 and 8 May 1829; xc. 605. Answer, 629. 


840. Despatch to the Colonial Secretary from Colonel Arthur, 
transmitting his Report on a Petition from Mr. Gilbert Robertson, 
presented to the House on the 2d day of June 1836; xcr. 429. 
Answer, 447. 

See supra, 286, &amp;c. 328, &amp;e. 411, &amp;e, 532, &amp;e. 


New Zealand : 

841. Communications received at the Colonial Office relative 
to an Expedition sent from New South Wales to New Zealand in 
August or September 1834, for the Recovery of British Subjects 
detained by the Natives; xc. 625. Answer, 629. 


Answer, 


Newspapers : 
842. Number of Stamps issued to each Newspaper in Ireland 
during each Quarter, 1830-1832; txxxvi. 100. Answer, 147. 


Newtownbarry : 


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IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to—- 


Newtownbarry : 

843. Report made by Brigade Major Bushe to the Lord 
Lieutenant, to inquire into the truth of a Report that the Yeo- 
manry had fired Shots in derision and triumph over the Catholic 
Chapel at Newtownbarry ; txxxvi. 789. Answer, 830. 


Northallerton Gaol : 
844. Orders made in October 1823, at the. General Quarter 
Sessions of the Peace held at Northallerton, relating to the 
Management of the Gaol; uxx1x. 49. Answer, 76. 


Normal Schools :—See infra, 1126. 
Norwich Archdeaconry Court :—Scee supra, 713. 


Notaries Public (Scotland) : 

845. Number admitted in 1828 and 1829; Lxxv. 360. Answer, 
437. 

846. Report of the Barons of Exchequer in Scotland relative 
to the Office of Clerk to the Admission of Notaries; Treasury 
Order relative to the said Office; txxxvii. 140. Answer, 147. 

Copy of the last Appointment to the Office; Lxxxvit. 282. 
Answer, 293. 


Nova Scotia : 

847. Addresses of the House of Assembly in Nova Scotia to 
His Majesty, dated 29 March 1834, 15 January 1835, and 
March 1836, with Papers annexed to each, on the Foreign Trade 
and Expense of the Customs Establishment; xc1. 293. Answer, 
333. 


Offices : 


848. Progress made in the Inquiry in the several Depart- | 
ments of the Civil Government, with a view to the Reduction of | 
the Number of Persons employed therein; txxxv. 32. Answer, 40. | 


849. Sinecures or Offices executed by Deputy in England, 
Scotland and Ireland; Gross Amount of Salaries; Fees and 
Emoluments received by each, 1829-1832; Offices executed 
by Deputy; Reversions and Offices held for Lives, in England, 
in the Plantations, in Scotland, and in Ireland, &amp;c.; Ltxxxvu. 22. 
Answer, 28.—Lxxxvul. 37. Answer, 61. 

850. Return explaining the Nature, Tenure and Emoluments 
of all Sinecure Offices within the United Kingdom; Lxxxvut. 
676. Answer, 732. 

851. Fees and Stamp Duties chargeable on Appointment to 
Offices, Civil or Military, Judicial and Ecclesiastical, under the 
Crown, in the United Kingdom, Wales, Berwick-upon-Tweed, 
Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, Sark and Man, and also in His 
Majesty’s Foreign Possessions, Colonies and Plantations (the 
British East Indies excepted); txxxvit. 79. Answer, 88. 


852. Fees and Stamp Duties chargeable on the Appointment 
to each and every Office, Place or Employment, Commission, 
Grant, Rank or Precedence, &amp;c., distinguishing Fees from Stamp 
Duties, and the Authority for the same; Lxxxviu. 70. Answer, 
125. 

853. Fees charged in each Public Office under Government 
in the United Kingdom, distinguishing the Amount of those 
regulated and not regulated by Act of Parliament, 1830-1832 ; 
Lxxxvul. 79. Answer, 88. 

854. Names of all Persons nominated, recommended or 
appointed, as therein enumerated, and of the Amount of their 
Pay, Allowances and Emoluments, under Acts 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV., 
c. 4, 14, 36, 37, 41, 64, 73, 85, 100 and 103; Lxxxrx. 81. 
Answer, 89. 

855. Offices and Appointments under the Crown in the British 
Dominions, the Duties of which are performed by Deputy ; 
LXxxvi. 764. Answer, 780. 


856. Returns of the Civil Offices, the Salaries and Emolu- 
ments of which exceed £.150 per annum, at the Colonies therein 
mentioned, during the Year 1831; txxxviu.30, Answer, 61. 

857. List of Clerks and others admitted for the first time to 
any Civil Office in the Colonies since 30 May 1830, stating the 
Age, Date of Appointment, Office or Duty appointed to, and 
Salary and Emoluments granted to each; Lxxxvim.71. Answer, 
125. 

858. Offices in the Colonies which have been abolished, or of 
which the Emoluments have been reduced, between 22 November 
1830 and 3 April 1833; Lxxxvi. 346. Answer, 408. 


See supra, 282, &amp;c. 564. 768. 828, &amp;c.; infra, 927, &amp;c. 


Olave, St., Hart Street :—sSee infra, 1277. 


Oporto Wine Company :—See infra, 985, &amp;c. 





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Orange Lodges : 


859. Address to His Majesty of the Members of Trinity 
College Orange Lodge, and of the Royal Luther Lodge; Address 
of Orangemen of the County of the City of Dublin; Answers to 
Addresses ; Answer to Addresses from the County of Down; xe. 
50. Answer, 98. 

860. Addresses of the Orange Brotherhood Club and the 
Orange Shadbally Lodge, and Answers; xc. 142. 


861. Communications or Information received by the Com. 
mander-in-Chief relative to the existence of Orange Lodges in the 
Army at Home or Abroad since last Return; xct. 55. An. 
swer, 87. 

See supra, 160. 


Ordnance : 


862. Annual Estimates for Office of Ordnance, 1820; rxxy, 
133. Answer, 139. 1821; uxxvi.20. Answer, 28. 1822; 
Lxxvil. 23. Answer, 26. 1823; txxvul. 24. Answer, 25,—_ 
1824; Lxx1x.19. Answer, 23. 1825; Lxxx.25. Answer, 31, 

1826; ~xxx1. 22. Answer, 27. 18275; LXxx11. 36. An- 
swer, 75. 1828; Lxxx11.19. Answer, 20. 18295. Lxxxiy. 
23. Answer, 25. 1830; uxxxv. 32. Answer, 40.—1831; 
LXXXVI. 210. Answer, 224.—561; Answer, 562. 1832; 
LXxxvul. 17. Answer, 28. 1833; LXxxvul. 43. Answer, 78, 

18343; Lxxx1x.17. Answer, 22. 1835; xc. 40. Answer, 
42, 1836; xcr. 16. Answer, 21.——1837; xc. 25. An- 
swer, 29. 


| Orkney :—See infra, 1077. 


Palace Court: 


863. Writs of Execution issued 1834; Sums directed to be 
levied and Sums received; xc. 421. 


Palaces: 


864. Houses and Buildings in each of the Royal Parks; by 
whom occupied, and whether chargeable to the Assessed Taxes 
and Parochial Rates; txxxvi. 187. Answer, 203.—.xxxvi. 92, 
Answer, 103. 

865. Money expended either under the direction of the Board 
of Works or of the Commissioners of Woods and Forests upon 
each of the Palaces of Hampton Court and Kensington during 
the year 1831; of Sums expended on the said Palaces during the 
years 1828-1830; and Estimate of the Sum ofall Repairs, Altera- 
tions or Additions made or contemplated for each of these Palaces 
during the year 1831; Lxxxvu. 142. Answer, 147. 


866. Parks and Gardens attached to the Royal Palaces, stating 
under what Authority and under what Boards the same are 
managed; Amount of Expenses for Salaries and for Works done 
in each Park and Garden in 1831; and of the Establishments 


maintained at each of the Royal Parks, Gardens and Grounds in 
1831; Lxxxvul.139. Answer, 147. 


Pancras, St. : 


867. Return from the several Boards in the Parish of Saint 
Pancras, specifying the Monies received and expended by them, 
1830-1832, particularly distinguishing the Sums paid for Paving, 
Lighting and Watching ; the Amount of Debt due and Interest 
and Annuities payable, &amp;c.; txxxv111. 326. Answer, 346. 

See supra, 185. 


Parga: 


868. Memorial presented by a Native of Parga to the Secre- 
tary of State for the Colonies; Copies or Extracts from De- 
spatches of Sir Thomas Maitland; txxv. 372. Answer, 425. 
See supra, 759, &amp;e. 


Parishes : 


869. Return of all Parishes or Townships, or Divisions of 
Parishes, which extend into Two or more Counties; xxx. 621. 
Answer, 628. See supra, 645; infra, 873, kc. 


Parish Registers : 


870. Fees claimed for searching Registers within the Bills of 
Mortality, and for Certificates ; txxx1. 216. Answer, 232. 


871. Returns from Registrars of every Diocese in England of 
the Number of Parishes and Chapelries that have, from 1813- 
1829, transmitted Copies of the Register Books of Baptisms, 
Marriages and Burials; and other Returns; rxxxvi. 182. An- 
swer, 203. 


Parliamentary Business : 


872. Sums chargeable to or paid by the Public, 1824-1834, 
for preparing, drawing up, or compiling Acts passed, or Bills ap- 
plicable to Scotland; txxxvin. 667. Answer, 732. 


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ADDRESSES—continued. 








873. Number of Houses in each City and Borough in Eng- 
land not returning Members to Parliament, and other Accounts 
relating thereto; txxxvi. 198. Answer, 203. 

874. Number of Houses in the several Towns of Wales speci- 
fied in Schedule (F.) annexed to the Reform Bill; txxxvi. 382. 
Answer, 438. 

875. Circular Letter to Returning Officers of Cities, Boroughs 
and Towns respecting Limits, Houses and Population; Statements 
in reply, and Memorials to the Home Secretary respecting the 
Population and corrected Return of the Population, 1821; txxxv1. 
458. Answer, 471. 

876. Population of each City and Borough now returning and 
not returning Members to Parliament; of each County in Eng- 
land and Scotland, and of each Royal Burgh in Scotland; txxxv1. 
167. Answer, 203. 

877. Population of each Hundred or Corresponding Division 
in every County of Great Britain from the Census of 1821; 
LXxxvi. 185. Answer, 203. 

878. Population of the Tower Hamlets, St. Mary-le-Bone, 
St. Pancras and Lambeth, 1821; txxxvi. 204. Answer, 205. 

879. Population of each Borough in England and Wales 
returning Members to Parliament, of which the Population in 
1821 did not exceed 2,000; the Number of Houses and greatest 
Number of Electors polled, 1800-1830; similar Statements 
with respect to all Boroughs exceeding 2,000 and not ex- 
ceeding 4,000; exceeding 4,000; and similar Statement with 
respect to all Royal Burghs in Scotland; txxxvi. 339. Answer, 
357. 

880. Population of each Town in Wales not now returning 
Members to Parliament, which amounted in 1821 to 10,000 or 
upwards; Lxxxvi. 347. Answer, 357. 

881. Population of the thereunder-mentioned Places not now 
returning Members to Parliament, 1821; txxxv1. 470. Answer, 
479. 

882. Population and Number of Inhabited Houses rated at 
£.5, £.10, £.15, £.20 and £.25 each, in certain Parishes in the 
County of Monmouth ; rxxxvi. 472. Answer, 479. 

883. Population (1821) of each City and Royal Burgh having 
a Vote in the Election of a Member of Parliament; and also of 
the Towns of Paisley and Greenock, and of the Parishes in which 
the Suburbs of Perth are situated, including that of Bridgend ; 
LXxxvi. 472. Answer, 479. 

884. Number of Persons in each City and Royal Burgh in 
Scotland owning or occupying a Dwelling-house and Premises 
rented at, or of the Value annually of £.10 and under £. 15, £.15 
and under £. 20 and £.20 and upwards, and other Accounts relating 
thereto; Lxxxvi. 84. Answer, 107. 

885. Number of Houses in each City, Borough and Town in 
England and Wales sending Members to Parliament, and the 
greatest Number of Electors polled at any Election during the 
last Thirty Years; txxxvi. 282. Answer, 357. 

886. Population (according to the last Census) of Parishes in 
which any City, Borough or Cinque Port in England and Wales, 
now sending Members to Parliament, is wholly or partly situate, 
&amp;e.; Lxxxvi. 577. Answer, 597. 

887. Number of Resident Electors in each of the Boroughs 
named in Schedule (B.) of the Reform Bill; .txxxvi. 660. 
Answer, 733. 

888. Number of Houses and other Buildings rated to the 
Relief of the Poor, or assessed to the Duty on Inhabited Houses, 
upon a yearly Value of not less than £.10, nor exceeding £.20 
and upwards, in the Township of Bradford and other places; 
LXxXVI. 701. 

889. Fifty-six English Boroughs, the Population of which 
stands lowest in the Census of 1831, of the Forty-one Boroughs 
immediately above them, and also the Sixteen Boroughs next in 
order, according to the local Limits of the Returns of 1821; 
LXxxvi.721. Answer, 733. 

890. Number of Houses in the several Towns of Wales, speci- 
fied in Schedule (F.) of the Reform Bill; and a like Account with 
regard to other Towns in Wales; Lxxxvi. 727. Answer, 733. 

891. Population (1821) of each County in England and Wales, 
exclusive of the Population of each City, Town or District which 
is to send a Member or Members to Parliament under the Pro- 
visions of the Reform Bill; uxxxvi. 758. Answer, 780. 

892. Population (1821) of each City, Borough or Town which 
now sends a Member to Parliament; txxxvi. 758. Answer, 780. 

893. Population of the Counties named in Schedule (G.) of 
the Reform Bill, according to the Census of the year 1700, with 
@ Return of the Population of the same according to the Census 
of 1821; exxxvr. 785. Answer, 788. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


Parliamentary Representation : Parliamentary Representation—continued. 


894. Population, according to the Census of 1821 and 1831, 
of all Towns or Cities in England, exceeding a Population of 
10,000, to which it is not intended by the Reform Bill to give 
Representatives; Lxxxvi. 797. Answer, 830. 


895. Population of each Town or Place in England and Wales, 
the Population of which, in 1821, exceeded 2,000, showing the 
County in which such Town or Place is situate, the Amount of 
Assessed Taxes paid by every such Town or Place, and the Num- 
ber of Houses paying £.10 Rent; uxxxvi. 714. Answer, 733. 


896. Instructions given by the Home Secretary with reference 
to Parliamentary Representation, and Answers; LXxxxvu. 17- 
Answer, 28. 


897. Return from all the Boroughs (120) enumerated in the 
Paper II. ordered to be printed on 15 December last, and also 
from all Towns or Districts proposed by the Reform Bill to send 
Members to Parliament, with certain Particulars therein men- 
tioned; Lxxxvi1. 31, Answer, 35. 


898. Numbers of the Ten first Boroughs in Lieutenant Drum- 
mond’s List; txxxvi1. 35. Answer, 35. 


899. Population (1831) of each County in England and Wales, 
exclusive of the Population of each City, Town or District which 
is to send a Member or Members to Parliament under the Pro- 
visions of the Reform Bill; txxxvm. 35. Answer, 35. 


900. Similar Address for those Counties now sending Mem- 
bers; LxXxxvi1. 35. Answer, 35. 


901. Returns of the relative Importance of the Town of 
Merthyr Tidvil, Number of Houses, Amount of Assessed 
Taxes, upon the Principle adopted in the List of Boroughs 
returned ; Population 1831; Number of Houses and Assessed 
Taxes April 1830-1831; ~xxxvit. 35. Answer, 35. 


902. Comparative Statement of the Population, under the 
latest Census, of England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland, distin- 
guishing the Number of Members which it is proposed shall be 
sent by each County, and the Towns therein; the Amount of 
Revenue collected in each County, distinguishing Customs, Ex- 
cise, Stamps and Assessed Taxes, &amp;c.; txxxvui. 38. Answer, 40. 


903. Amount of Assessed Taxes paid in the Year ending 
5 April 1831, within the Limits assigned by the Commissioners 
to the Boroughs of Gatton and Boroughbridge, &amp;c.; txxxvit. 48. 
Answer, 69. 


904. Statement of the Authorities on which the Limits stated 
in the Reports and Plans of the Commissioners have been assigned 
to the several Boroughs so reported on as their ancient Limits, 
&amp;e.; txxxvir. 48. Answer, 69. 


905. Population of the Inhabited Houses and Amount of 
Assessed Taxes in the several Counties of England enumerated in 
Schedule (F.) and in Clause 15 of the Reform Bill, in the Year 
ending April 1831; uxxxvi.61. Answer, 69. 


906. Population of every Town in Great Britain not now 
sending Members to Parliament, of which the Population has by 
the last Census exceeded 5,000 Souls, specifying also the Number 
of Houses and the Amount of Assessed Taxes for the Year 1831 
in each such Town respectively; txxxvu1. 70. Answer, 88. 


907. Number and Amount of Exemptions from the Assessed 
Taxes on Account of Yeomanry Cavalry Horses, for 1831, in 
each of the 110 Boroughs mentioned in Lieutenant Drummond’s 
List; uxxxvu.70. Answer, 88. 


908. Estimated Superficial Extent in Acres contained within 
the Boundaries of the several Boroughs numbered from 46 to 
56 in Lieutenant Drummond’s List; of all the Boroughs which 
are hereafter to send Members to Parliament, distinguishing in 
the latter Class the Extent of the proposed Limits of the New 
Borough from that of the old Borough; txxxvit. 133. Answer, 
147. 

909. Proportions to the Rent or Actual Value at which the 
Parochial Assessments are made in each Parish or Township 
within the Limits of the several Places intended hereafter to 
send Representatives to Parliament; rxxxvu.165. Answer, 198. 


910. Parts of each County in England and Wales locally 
separated from the same, specifying their Population, and the 
Counties to which they would be respectively annexed by the 
Operation of the Boundaries Bill; txxxvi1. 166. Answer, 198. 


911. Population of the Parish of Wednesbury, in the County 
of Stafford, under the Census of 1821 and 1831 respectively, 
distinguishing the Population of the Town from that of the Parish 
at large; the Amount of Assessed Taxes in the Year ending 
5 April 1831 paid in the Parish, exclusive of the Town, &amp;c. ; 
LXxxvil. 32, Answer, 35. 

912. Returns 
3 L 


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ADDRESS ES—contenued. 








IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


Parliamentary Representation—continued. 

912. Returns from each of the Parishes and Extra-parochial 
Places within the Limit of each of the Forty-two new Boroughs ; 
of the Number of Houses actually assessed to the Poor Rate; 
Number of Persons assessed to the Poor Rate who occupy Houses 
of the Value of £.10 per annum and upwards, &amp;c.; similar Returns 
as to the Assessed Taxes; txxxvut. 571. Answer, 588. 


913. The Ten Towns in Ireland not now sending Members to 
Parliament, and containing the largest Population according to 
the last Census; txxxvii. 148. Answer, 198. 


914. Additional Polling Places for Counties, Ridings, Parts 
or Divisions of Counties in England and Wales, which have been 
appointed under the Act 6 &amp; 7 Will. IV. c. 102; xcrt. 592. 
Answer, 625. 


See supra, 89. 517, &amp;c.; infra, 960, &amp;c. 


Passengers’ Regulation : 
915. Despatches from North America respecting the necessity 


of imposing Regulations for the Conveyance of Passengers ; 
LXxxu. 145. Answer, 150. 


916. Act passed on 2 March 1819 by the Senate and House 
of Representatives of the United States for regulating Passengers, 
Ships and Vessels; xc. 177. Answer, 181. 


Patents: 


917. Titles and Dates of all Special Privileges and Patents 
granted in England previous to 1 March 1623; several other 
Returns relative to Patents in England, Scotland and Ireland; 
Lxxxu. 409. Answer, 416. 


918. Minute of the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council 


tor Trade, dated 4 November 1834, on granting Letters Patent; 
xcu. 403. Answer, 406. 


See supra, 722. 


Pauper Lunatics :— See supra, 730. 


Paving : 
919. Sums collected and disbursed for Paving the Metropolis, 
Easter 1817-1824; txxrx.470. Answer, 532. 


Peace, Clerks of: 
920. Returns of Clerks of the Peace, Treasurers, Surveyors, 
High Constables, and all Officers and Servants of the different 
Counties appointed by the Magistrates in Quarter Sessions, and 


not connected with the Prisons; txxxvit. 326. Answer, 346 ; 
(Order for Address discharged, 338.) 


Peace, Clerks of, (Scotland) : 


921. Emoluments of the Clerks of the Peace, Keeper of the 
Register of Seisins, of the Sheriff-Clerk in each County, and 
other Returns relating thereto; .xxxv. 360. Answer, 437.— 
LXxxvi. 144, 841. Answer, 156. 862. 


Peers: 


922. Number of Irish Representative Peers who have been 
raised to the British Peerage since their Election as Representa- 
tive Peers, with the Dates of their Creation; txxxrx. 83. Answer, 
89. See infra, 1086. 


Pells, Clerk of : 


923. Appointment of the present Clerk of the Pells; uxxvut. 
245. Answer, 266. 


Penitentiary : 


924. Report made to the Committee of the General Peniten- 
tiary by Physicians lately employed to examine into the State 


of Health of the Prisoners; rxxvim. 196. Answer, 211. 


925. Expense of the Penitentiary Establishment in each Year, 
1820-1830, stating the Number of Convicts, &amp;c.; uxxxv. 542. 
Answer, 578. 


926. Detail of Expenditure of £.14,431. 9s. 11d. in 1834; 
xc. 203. 


Pensions: 


927. Pensions and Retired Allowances on the Fee Funds of 
the several Public Offices for the last Year; rxxv. 119. Answer, 
119. 


928. Pensions granted by His Majesty’s Sign Manual, under 
Act 67 Geo. III. c. 65; uxxvu. 65. Answer, 73. 


929. Pensions on His Majesty’s Civil List in England, 1 June 
1830; Similar Returns of the Irish and Scots Pension List; 
LXXXvI. 84, 85. Answer, 107. 





Pensions—continued. 

930. Pensions on His Majesty’s Civil List in Ireland ; rxxxq1) 
367.——Similar Return for Scotland, 368. Answer, 379, 
931. List of all Pensions on the Civil List of England, geot- 

land, and Ireland, 1830; txxxvi. 143. Answer, 156. 
932. Warrant granting a Pension of £. 1,200 to Mrs. Hay. 
riette Arbuthnot; txxxvi. 203. Answer, 205. 


933. Pensions, Retired and Superannuated Allowances granted 
to Persons for Service in the Colonies since 1815; Lxxxvi. 203, 
Answer, 205. 


934. Date of the Pension granted to each of the Persons jn. 
cluded in the Return of Civil and Military Offices, and who are 
stated to receive Pensions for Diplomatic and Consular Services, 
and other Returns relating thereto; txxxvi. 382. Answer, 438, 


935. Pensioners on the Civil List of England, Scotland, and 
Ireland, and the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Duties, who have 
declined receiving their Pensions for the future; txxxv1. 876, 
Answer, 900. 

936. Pensions on the Civil List or Civil Establishments of 
Scotland and Ireland, subsisting 22 November 1830, according 
to the Order of their Grants ; txxxvi. 753. Answer, 780. 

937. Persons now receiving Pensions for Diplomatic Services; 
Amount of Pension; the Date on which granted; the Number 
of Years the Pension has been paid; txxxvut. 577. Answer, 588, 


938. Persons on the English, Irish and Scotch Pension List 
heretofore paid out of the Civil List and now charged on the Civil 
List and Consolidated Fund; txxxviit. 419. Answer, 441. 


939. Pensions on the Civil List and Consolidated Fund on 
the 18 May 1835; xc. 266. Answer, 280. 


See supra, 282. 633; infra, 1266, kc. 
Perpetual Patronage :—See supra, 239. 


Peru :—See supra, 55. 


Phenix Park, Dublin: 


940. State of Phoenix Park, Dublin, with Specification of the 
Number of Acres contained in it, as well as their Appropriation, 
and Return of Expenditure incurred for its Improvement; 
LXxxviul. 125. Answer, 167. 


Physicians, Colleges of :—See supra, 767. 


Pittenweem, Burgh of : 

941. Petitions presented to the Privy Council by the Inha- 
bitants, subsequent to the Disfranchisement thereof by the Court 
of Session in 1824; also Copy of Warrant authorizing a new 
Election; 1xxx1. 177. Answer, 218. 


Plantations :—See supra, 63, &amp;c. 274, Ke. 
Plays :—See infra, 1274. 
Plurality of Benefices :—See supra, 248, &amp;c. 


Poland : 


942. Manifesto of the Emperor of Russia of the 26th February 
1832, and the Organic Statute to which it refers; also Despatch 
of the British Ambassador at Saint Petersburgh, communicating 
the same to His Majesty’s Government; txxxvit. 441. Answer, 
460. 


Police : 

943. Number of Persons employed, and of all General Orders 
issued by the Secretary of State since the Formation of the Metro- 
politan Police; txxxv. 495. Answer, 506. 

944. Number of Divisions into which the Police District has 
been divided for the purposes of Police; txxxv. 496. Answer, 
506. 

945. Number of Persons employed in each of the several 
Parishes of the Metropolis for Watching and Police, previous to 
the Act of 1829, which transferred those Duties to Commissioners 
under the Secretary of State ; Lxxxv. 577. (Order for presenting 
Address discharged, 581.) 

946, Monies paid, or Expenses incurred, in the several 
Parishes within the Metropolitan Police District on account of 
Nightly Watch and Day Police for the Year preceding the Esta- 
blishment of the Metropolitan Police, and other Accounts relating 
thereto; Lxxxvi. 153. Answer, 159. 

947. Number of Parishes, Townships, Precincts or Places, to 
which the Provisions of the Act 10 Geo. IV. c. 44, have been 
extended in pursuance of the 34th Section of such Act; and of 
the Number of Persons now employed in the Metropolitan Police, 
in pursuance of such Act; Ltxxxvul. 584. Answer, 588. 

948, Statement 








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IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to—- 


Police—continued. 

948. Statement by the Commissioners of Metropolitan Police, 
showing Number of Persons taken into Custody by. the Metropo- 
litan Police Officers, and the Charges on which they were taken; 
and showing how the several Charges were dealt with by the 
Magistrates, for 1831 and 1832; Lxxxvi. 307. Answer, 311. 


949. Annual Value of the Property in each of the several 
Parishes within the Metropolitan Police District upon which the 
last Rate for the Relief of the Poor, prior to 5 April 1833, was 
assessed ; Lxxxvi. 374. Answer, 408. 


950. Letters written by direction of the Secretary of State 
for the Home Department, or received in his Office, on the 
subject of a Complaint made as to the Conduct of the Metro- 
politan Police on Tuesday, June 24, 1834; Lxxxix. 445. 
Answer, 448. 


See supra, 621. 
Police Offices : 


951. Amount of Fines, Penalties and Forfeitures which, in 
the Year 1832, were paid to the Receiver for the Police Offices 
and the Public Office in Middlesex, and which, if they had been 
imposed or forfeited in any other County or Place than Middle- 
sex, would have been paid over to the use of the General Rate 
of the County, Riding or Division; txxxvi1. 447. Answer, 467. 


952. Names of Stipendiary Magistrates appointed to the seve- 
ral Police Offices in the Metropolis, Dates of Appointment, 
Hours of Attendance, Residence, &amp;c.; txxx1x. 29. Answer, 64. 


953. Numberand Nature of all Charges brought before the 
Magistrates of each Police Office in London, including the 
Mansion House, Guildhall and the Town Hall, and manner in 
which each Charge has been disposed of, 1836-37; xcu. 301. 
Answer, 314. (Order for presenting this Address discharged, 
403.) 

954. Number of Persons charged with Felony and Misde- 
meanor, under Acts 5 Geo. IV. c. 83, and 3 Will. IV. c. 19, 
brought before the different Police Offices, and of the Disposal 
of the Persons so charged, 1836-37; xct. 403. Answer, 406. 


See supra, 397, &amp;c.; infra, 1021. 


Political or Trades Unions : 
955. Addresses presented or forwarded for Presentation to 
His Majesty on the part of Political or Trades Unions, with 
Answers; xc. 130. Answer, 149. 


Polling Places :—See supra, 914. 


Poor Law Amendment Act : 
956. Number of Persons committed under the Act to St. 
Augustine’s Gaol in Canterbury for Riotous Conduct; xc. 363. 


957. Letter to the Home Secretary from the Commissioners, 
relating to the Petition recently presented to the House of Com- 
mons from Bury in Lancashire; xc. 345. Answer, 376. 


958. General Rules submitted by the Commissioners to the 
Home Secretary, specifying those which have been disallowed, or 
any part thereof, and those which have received the sanction of 
the Secretary of State ; xci. 454. Answer, 486. 


959. Returns of the Size (in Square Miles) of the several 
Unions already formed by the Commissioners, with the Popula- 
tion, and Number of Guardians appointed for each ; of the Total 
Number of Guardians in England and Wales; with other Par- 
ticulars relating to such Guardians; xci. 499. Answer, 570. 
(Order for presenting this Address discharged, 580.) 


Poor and Poor’s Rate : 

960. Returns from the different Parishes of the Portions of 

Land taken for the purpose of employing the Poor; .xxvut. 

| 104. (Order for presenting Address discharged, 119.) 
) 961. Number of Persons in Bucks, Berks, Cornwall, Essex, 
! Lancashire and Leicestershire assessed to the Poor’s Rate; 1xx1x. 
| 156. Answer, 159. 


962. Amount of all Monies assessed and levied within the 
| Bills of Mortality, under the head of Poor Rates and County 
Rates, for the year ending 25 March 1824; Similar Accounts for 
Manchester, Birmingham, Sheffield, Liverpool and Bristol; txxx. 
505. Answer, 527. 


963. Number of Appeal Cases against Orders of Removal, 
tried in the different Courts of Quarter Session in England, 1824- 
1826 5; yxxxir. 44. Answer, 75. 


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964. Number of Appeals against Orders of Removal, entered 
with the Clerk of the Peace of each County in England, 1821- 
1827; uxxxu. 45. Answer, 75. 





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Poor and Poor’s Rates—continued. 


965. Returns from each Parish or Place maintaining its own 
Poor in the Counties of Sussex, Suffolk, Hertford, Hereford, 
Westmoreland, Cumberland, Salop and Cardigan, in the Year 
ending 25 March 1827; and of Persons in any way relieved from 
the Poor’s Rate; txxxm. 579. Answer, 604. 


966. Persons who have applied to be relieved from the Pay- 
ment of their Poor’s Rates in 1831, in the several Parishes com- 
prised within the Limits of the Districts of Tower Hamlets, Fins- 
bury, Mary-le-Bone and Lambeth; txxxvit. 81. Answer, 103. 


967. Number of Houses in 1821 and 1831, and the Number 
of Persons rated to the Relief of the Poor as Occupiers, in the 
Parishes of St. Mary-le-Bone, St. Pancras, Paddington, St. Giles- 
in-the-Fields, St. George Bloomsbury and St. Andrew Holborn, 
and St. George the Martyr; txxxvu. 160. Answer, 198. 


968. Number of Irish and Scottish Poor passed by each 
County in England and Wales, on their way to Ireland, 1823- 
1832; Similar Accounts for Scotland; -txxxvu. 491. An- 
swer, 503. 

969. Number of Irish Poor shipped under Passes from Liver- 
pool to Ireland, and the Charge for passing them, 1823-1832; 
LXXxvil.491. Answer, 503.—.Lxxxvul. 165. Answer, 167. 


970. Number of Irish Poor shipped under Passes from Bris- 
tol to Ireland, and the Charge for passing them, since 1823 ; 
Lxxxvi1. 491. Answer, 503. 


971. Number of Irish Poor removed by Order of the Lord 
Mayor of London, to be passed to Bristol, and there shipped for 
Ireland; the Expenses atiending such Removal, charged on the 
Counties of Berks, Bucks, Wilts, Gloucester and Somerset, for 
1829; and the Number shipped at Bristol for Ireland during the 
above period, and at what Expense to the City of Bristol; 
Lxxxvi11. 190. Answer, 204. 


972. Names and Descriptions of the Commissioners and 
Assistant Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Condition 
of the Poor in Ireland, distinguishing Irishmen from others, 
together with the Remuneration and Allowances proposed for 
each respectively ; txxx1x. 39. Answer, 64. 


973. Commission of Inquiry into the State of the Poor in 
Ireland; Instructions forwarded to Commissioners; Names of 
Assistant Commissioners, and Instructions given them; Lxxx1x. 
21. Answer, 22. 


974. Amount of Money raised in the several Parishes of Scot- 
land for the Relief of the Poor in 1832; rxxxvim. 582. Answer, 
604. 

See supra, 50. 423, &amp;c. 621. 873, ke. 949, ke. 


Population : 

975. Comparative Statement of the Population of the several 
Counties in Great Britain. in 1801, 1811 and 1821; txxvur. 10. 
Answer, 14. 

976. Comparative Statement of the Population of Great Bri- 
tain, 1801, 1811, 1821 and 1831, with Annual Value of Real 
Property in 1815; txxxvi. 890. Answer, 900. 


977. Population; 1821, of each County in England and Wales ; 
Annual Value of Real Property and Income upon which Property 
Tax in 1815 was assessed; Lxxxvi. 391. Answer, 438, 

978. Population of the several Counties in England and 
Wales, Scotland and Ireland, as enumerated in 1831; txxxvur. 32. 
Answer, 35. 

979. Account of the Population of each Division of divided 
Counties, and of each undivided County, in England and Scot- 
land; Lxxxvi1. 172. Answer, 198. 


980. Abstract of the Population in Ireland, according to 
Census 1821; txxvu. 50. Answer, 57. 

981. Comparative Abstract of the Population of Ireland, as 
taken in 1821 and 1831, arranged in the order of Parishes, 
Boroughs, Baronies, Counties and Provinces, distinguishing the 
Aggregate Population of connected Places, as framed for Great 
Britain; txxxvi. 38. Answer, 40. 

982. Population of the several Counties of Scotland, as enu- 
merated in May 1831, so far as can be made up; Lxxxvi. 846. 
Answer, 862. 

See supra, 110. 241. 873, &amp;e.; infra, 1318, &amp;e. 


Portugal : 
983. Convention entered into relative to the Payment of the 
British Troops ; txxxim. 232. Answer, 265. 
984. Communications concerning the Relations between this 
Country and the Queen of Portugal ; txxxiv. 357. Answer, 361. 
985. Report 


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IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


Portugal—continued. 

985. Report of the Lords of Trade to the King in Council, in 
1767, upon the Wine Company of Oporto and other Monopolies ; 
of the Note or Memorial of Lord Strangford, 12 June 1813; and 
Returns of Exports to and Imports from Portugal and Brazil ; 
Lxxxv. 555. Answer, 578. 

986. Representations to the Government of Portugal concern- 
ing Injuries referred to in the King’s Speech, and Answers from 
that Government, and other Papers; Lxxxvi. 798. Answer, 830. 


987. Further Papers relative to Portugal, not inconvenient to 
the Public Service; txxxvr. 893. Answer, 900. 

988. Correspondence with the Portuguese Authorities relative 
to the Treaty of Rio de Janeiro, dated 19 February 1810; xc. 
533. Answer, 590. 

See supra, 644; infra, 1222, ke. 1294. 


Post Office : 

989. Cases, between 1829 and 1834, of Letters containing 
Money, &amp;c., having been secreted by Persons employed by the 
Post Office ; txxx1x. 149. Answer, 180. 

990. Twenty-third Report of the Revenue Commissioners, as 
referred to the Postmaster-General by Minute of the Board of 
Treasury ; txxx1x. 149. Answer, 180. 

See supra, 138, &amp;c. 


Presentments : 

991. Returns of Clerks of Assize and Clerks of the Peace of 
the Heads under which Presentments are in practice made by 
Chief Constables in the respective Counties in England and Wales ; 
LXXXx1I. 358. Answer, 385. 


Prison Fees; 
992. Number of Persons confined in any Gaol in the Metro- 
polis for Prison Fees imposed; txxxiv. 180. Answer, 192. 


Prisoners : 
993. Expense of alimenting Prisoners in Scotland subsequent 
to Conviction for Crimes, in each Gaol of Scotland; 1xxx1. 362. 
Answer, 386. 
994. Sum paid in each Year, 1830-1834, in each of the Royal 
Burghs in Scotland, for alimenting Prisoners after Conviction ; xc. 
551. Answer, 590. 


Prisons : 

995. Account of all Prisons in England (excepting those in 
London, Westminster and Southwark) for the Confinement of 
Debtors ; xxx. 502, Answer, 527, 

996. Contracts entered into between Justices having charge of 
Gaols in Local Jurisdictions and County Gaols; itxxx. 529. 
Answer, 581.—.Lxxx1. 219. Answer, 242. 

997. Report of the Visiting Magistrates of Prisons in Mid- 
dlesex, presented at the Quarter Sessions, December 1825; 
LXXxxII. 607. 

998. Returns for 1827 relative to the State thereof; txxxu1. 
536. (Order for presenting Address discharged, and another 
Address for Copies of all Returns for the present Year trans- 
mitted to the Secretary of State for the Home Department relative 
thereto); Lxxxut. 552. Answer, 556. 

999. Account of the Total Expenses incurred in Building, 
Repairing, Fitting and Furnishing the several Gaols and Houses 
of Correction in England and Wales since 1800; Lxxxvi. 408. 
Answer, 438.—Lxxxvi. 759. Answer, 800. 

1000. Salary paid to the Chaplain of every Prison, and whe- 
ther he has any and what Ecclesiastical Duty other than Attend- 
ance in the Prison; rxxvir. 446. Answer, 460. 1833-1834 ; 
xc. 64. Answer, 98. 

1001. Return of any and what Provision made, under Act 
4 Geo. IV., c. 64, s. 10, Rule 10, for the Instruction of Prisoners of 
both Sexes in Reading and Writing; txxxvi1.100. Answer, 147. 


1002. Return of all Gaols and Houses of Correction in Eng- 
land and Wales, including those under Corporate Jurisdiction, 
stating the greatest Number of Persons confined in each at any 
one time, in 1822; ixxxvur. 291. Answer, 311. 

1003. Return (agreeable to certain Forms thereto annexed) of 
the several Places of Confinement in England and Wales, whether 
Gaols, Houses of Correction, Bridewells, Debtors’ Prisons or 
Lock-up Houses, which do not come under the Gaol Act (4 Geo. 
IV. c. 64.); uxxxvi. 310. Answer, 346. 

1004. Return of the Establishment of Officers and Servants 
employed in every Prison in England and Wales; ixxxvitt. 326. 
(Order for presenting Address discharged, 337. Another Ad- 
dress); txxxvut. 338. Answer, 346. 





Prisons—continued. 


1005. Return of the Expense of every Prison in England and 
Wales for the Year ending Michaelmas 1832; Lxxxyiy, 153. 
Answer, 167. 


1006. Return from the Keeper of every Gaol and Governor of 
every House of Correction in England and Wales of the Sums 
received or demanded from Prisoners for Private or State Apart- 
ments, or other Special Accommodation; LXxxviml. 155, An. 
swer, 167. 

1007. Number and Denomination of Classes into which Py. 
soners are divided in the several County Gaols and Houses of 
Correction within the Counties of Middlesex, Surrey and the 
City of London; Number in each Class ; Ages, Offences, Sentences, 
previous Convictions, and Offences; Lxxx1x. 580. Answer, 590, 


1008. Number situate within the Jurisdiction of each Sheriff 
Depute in Scotland, and the Places where they are respectively 
situated; of the Number of Persons accused of Offences, committed 
for Trial, &amp;c.; txxxv. 54. Answer, 109. 


1009. Reports made to the Secretary of State respecting the 
Gaols in Scotland; txxxv. 528. Answer, 536. 


1010. Number and Denomination of Classes into which Pri- 
soners are divided in the County Gaols and Houses of Correction 
in Middlesex and Surrey and the City of London, and Number 
in each Class; xc. 145. Answer, 162. 


1011. Return from every Market Town or other Place not 
corporate in England and Wales of the nature of the Place of 
Confinement for Felony, or by Warrant of Justice of the Peace, 
&amp;e.; xcr. 197. Answer, 219. 

1012. Amount expended by the Counties of Middlesex, 
Surrey and Essex for the Erection, Enlargement and Repairs of 
Prisons, 1815-1836; Similar Return for the City of London; 
xc1. 588. Answer, 642. 


See supra, 341. 387, &amp;c. 430, &amp;c. 


Privy Council : 


1013. Salaries, Profits, Pay, Fees and Emoluments, whether 
Civil or Military, held or enjoyed by all Persons in the Privy 
Council between 5 January 1829-1830, the Total of which shall 
exceed £.1,000; txxxv. 426. Answer, 437. See supra, 63. 


Privy Seal : 


1014. Warrant appointing Lord Melville to the Office of 
Privy Seal in Scotland, and the Salary and Allowances received 
for the same ; LXxxvi. 228, Answer, 273. 


1015. Warrant for the Appointment of Robert Viscount 
Melville as Keeper of the Privy Seal in Scotland, dated 1 Decem- 
ber 1814; Lxxxvur. 528. Answer, 534. 

1016. Return from the Chancery Office in Edinburgh, and 
from the Record of the Great Seal in Scotland, of any Appoint- 
ment in favour of Lord Melville to the Office of Keeper of His 
Majesty’s Privy Seal in Scotland subsequent to 1 December 1814; 
Lxxxvull. 609. Answer, 664. 


See supra, 379. 


Probates :—See infra, 1360. 


Proclamations: 


1017. Proclamations issued by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland 
since the passing of the Act against Unlawful Assemblies; also 
Letter from the Chief Secretary to the Magistrates; Lxxxvi. 223. 
Answer, 228. 


Procurators Fiscal: 


1018. Returns of Salary, Fees or Emoluments paid to or 
received by Procurators Fiscal for their own behoof, in the 
Sheriff Courts of Scotland, May 1830-1833; Lxxxvil. 666. 
Answer, 732. 


Property Tax :—-See supra, 977. 


Prussia : 


1019. Note from Baron Maltzahn, dated 25 June 1826, 
respecting the Value of British Produce and Manufactures; 
Lxxxu. 401. Answer, 416.——Another Note dated 8 April 
1827; Lxxx. 410. Answer, 416. 

1020. Prussian Tariff of Duties payable in that Kingdom on 
the principal Articles of British Manufactures and Produce, 
specifying the Alterations made in such Duties, 1823-1833; 
LXxxvill. 675. Answer, 732. 

See supra, 644. 
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ADDRESS ES—continued. 





Publicans and Beer Houses : 


Quarantine : 
1022. Appropriation of the Fee of £.5. 14. 6. for Release of 
each Vessel from Quarantine; Lxxxv1.776. Answer, 788. See 

supra, 214. 


Quarter Sessions : 


Queen Anne’s Bounty : 


Queen Consort :—See supra, 717. 
Quit Rents :—See infra, 1300. 
Quit Rents (Ireland) : 


Ratcliffe, Mr. :-—See supra, 656. 
Real Property : 


Recognizances : 


Records, Public: 


1021. Return from the Metropolitan Police Offices, Guildhall 
and the Mansion-house, and from the Clerks of the Peace for the 
several Counties in England and Wales, of Convictions of Pub- 
licans and Keepers of Beer Houses, 1831-1833; Ltxxxvuu. 373. 
Answer, 408. 


1023. Return from each of the Counties in Scotland, showing 
the Number of Quarter Sessions held during 1821-1823, and of 
Courts of Justices of the Peace; uxxix. 305. Answer, 433. 


1024. Names of the Chairmen of the Different Quarter Ses- 
sions in England and Wales, distinguishing those which have 
been called to the Bar, and the Profession, if any, ofthe Remainder ; 
LXxx1x. 63. Answer, 89. 


1025. Returns from Clerks of the Peace of England and Wales 
respectively, stating whether the general Business of the County, 
required to be done at Quarter Sessions, is transacted in the open 
Court appointed for hearing Appeals, and Trial of oom vrerwaaes 
&amp;e.; txxxviir. 556. Answer, 604. 


1026. Number and Names of Places which have held separate 
Quarter Sessions, previously to the Municipal Reform Bill; Ap- 
plications for the exercise of such Privilege; Places to which 
continued, granted or refused; xc1. 578. Answer, 584. 

See supra, 355. 


1027. Application of the several Grants of Parliament to the 
Governors of Queen Anne’s Bounty, 1819-20; txxvi. 466. An- 
swer, 498. 

1028. Total Funds now in Possession, and the Annual Pro- 
duce of the Revenues vested in the Governors of Queen Anne’s 
Bounty; several other Returns relative thereto; .Lxxvi. 466. 
Answer, 498. 


1029. Return of Governors of Queen Anne’s Bounty, sum- 
moned to attend each Court, from 1827; showing how many 
Courts have been held in each year; by whom attended; by 
whose direction they were summoned; and if any of the Go- 
vernors were omitted to be summoned, for what reason, and by 
whose authority such omission took place; xc11. 196. Answer, 203. 

See supra, 570. 


1030. Return of the Lands, Quit Rents, Tithes, &amp;c., the Pro- 
perty of His Majesty, in right of the Crown, in Ireland; Lxxvit. 
334. Answer, 337. 


1031. Reports of Commissioners appointed to inquire respect- 
ing His Majesty’s Quit Rents and Crown Lands in Ireland; Re- 
turn or Abstract of the Gross and Net Amount of Money received 
from His Majesty’s Quit Rents, &amp;c.; txxvi. 15. Answer, 22. 


1032. Commission issued for inquiring into the Law of Eng- 
land respecting Real Property ; txxxm1. 393. Answer, 400. 


1033. Reports of Commissioners of Inquiry into the Law of 
Real Property; First; uxxxiv. 316. Answer, 321. Second; 
ixxxv. 536. Answer, 578. Third; txxxvu. 302. Answer, 
339. Fourth; txxxvin. 294. Answer, 311. 

See supra, 976, ke. 











1034, Number of ‘Persons arrested upon Recognizances to 
appear and prosecute; and several other Returns relating thereto ; 
IXxx111. 199. Answer, 265. 


1035. Receipts from 1822 of the Net Produce of the 
Sale of Books; also of Expenses of Record Commissoners; Ltxxx. 
411. Answer, 454. From 1825; txxxi. 84. Answer, 87. 

1036. Manner in which the Sums charged in the Civil Con- 
tingencies, and in the Miscellaneous Estimates, as paid to the 
Commissioners of Public Records, in 1826-1828, have been 
expended ; uxxx1v. 408. Answer, 415. 





IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


Records, Public—continued. 


1037. Returns from the Date ef the present Record Commis- 
sion, to 1 August 1833, of the Receipts and Expenses of the Re- 
cord Commission; the manner in which the Sams charged: in 
the Civil Contingencies or Miscellaneous Estimates as paid to 
the Commissioners have been expended, &amp;c.; uxxxviu1. 666. An- 
swer, 732. 

1038. Correspondence between Mr. Protheroe, Sir Harris 
Nicholas, and any other Persons, with the Treasury and the 
Home Department, respecting the Observations transmitted by 
the Commissioners of Public Records on the Report of the Select 
Committee of the House of Commons on the Record Commission; 
xci. 169. Answer, 169. 


Ireland : 

1039. Reports of Public Records in Ireland, Ninth and 
Tenth; .txxv. 408. Answer, 425. Eleventh, Twelfth and 
Thirteenth; .txxix. 11. Amswer, 23. Fourteenth and Fif- 
teenth; txxx. 473. Answer, 527. Sixteenth and Seventeenth ; 
Lxxxi. 84, Answer, 87.——Eighteenth and Nineteenth; txxxv. 
196. Answer, 220. 











Rectories :—See supra, 245, ke. 
Reduction of Establishment:—See supra, 848, &amp;c. 
Reform in Parliament :—See supra, 873, &amp;c. 


Register Offices (Middlesex and Yorkshire) : 

1040. Fees received by the Registers of the Registry Office for 
Deeds in Middlesex, Bell-yard, Temple-Bar; txxx, 227. An- 
swer, 265. 

1041. Fees received by the Register Office for Deeds in the 
North Riding of York, and of Memorials enrolled in Middlesex ; 
Lxxx.485. Answer, 527. 

1042, Fees received by the Registrars of the Registry Offices 
for Deeds in Middlesex and Yorkshire, 1825-1832, and how dis- 
posed of; rxxxvu1. 448. Answer, 467. 


Register Office (Edinburgh) : 


1043. Number of Signatures for Entries to Crown Vassals 
passed in Exchequer, 1822-1832; specifying the several Fees and 
Emoluments payable therefor, and the Total Amount of Fees in 
each Year; txxxvu.562. Answer, 588. To 1833; Lxxxvill. 8. 
Answer, 61. 





Registers:—See supra, 870, &amp;e. 
Registration Expenses :—See supra, 514. 


Religious Instruction : 

1044. Remonstrance of the General Assembly of the Church 
of Scotland against the Commission for inquiring into the Means 
of Religious Instruction in Scotland, and other Papers; xc. 654. 
Answer, 661. 

1045. Letter of the Secretary of the Religious Instruction 
Commission in Scotland, addressed to the Under Secretary of 
State for the Home Department, dated May 1836; xcr. 379. 
Answer, 584. 

1046. Correspondence between the Commissioners for Reli- 
gious Instruction in Scotland and the Rev. Mr. Begg, of Libber- 
ton, respecting the unauthorized Publication of the Rev. Dr. Lee’s 
Evidence before the said Commissioners; xcu. 292. An- 
swer, 314. 

1047. Despatches or Instructions addressed to the Governors 
of the Australian Colonies or to Ecclesiastical Functionaries 
in the same, since 1 April 1835, relating to the Enlargement of 
the Means of Religious Instruction and Public Worship in 
those Colonies; Replies received ; Communications referred to in 
such Despatches; xcu.34. Answer, 107. 


Religious Orders :—See supra, 669. 


Request, Courts of: 

1048. Account from Courts of Request established by Act of 
Parliament of Persons sentenced to Imprisonment in 1825 and 
1826; uxxxi. 557. Answer, 563. 

1049. Number of Persons committed by the Commissioners 
of the Courts of Requests in the Cities of London and Westminster, 
Counties of Middlesex and Surrey, and Borough of Southwark ; 
LXxxI. 182, Answer, 265. 

1050. Number of Courts of Law, whether under the name of 
Courts of Requests or any other name, which have the power of 
committing to Prison for Debts of £.5 and under, and Abstract 
Returns of Number of Suits, &amp;c.; txxxi1. 556. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


1051. Number 
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230 ADDRESSES—continued. 





IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


Requests, Courts of—continued. 
1051. Number committed to Whitecross-street and Horse- 
monger-lane Prisons on Processes out of the Courts of Requests ; 
Lxxxv.22. Answer, 31.—.xxxvi. 223. Answer, 228. 


1052. Number of Persons committed to the County Gaol of 
Surrey and Borough Compter by the Southwark Court of Re- 
quests, in Execution for Debt, since 1823; itxxxv1. 780. Answer, 
788. 

1053. Cases heard and determined in Courts of Request of 
London and Westminster, Southwark and Parts adjacent, and in 
Middlesex and Surrey, including the Palace Court and Tower 
Hamlets, for 1831; txxxvi. 298. Answer, 339. 


1054. Return of all Cases heard and determined in the several 
Courts of Request in the Cities of London and Westminster, 
in the Borough of Southwark and Parts adjacent, in the Counties 
of Middlesex and Surrey; txxxvut. 135. Answer, 167. 


1055. Cases heard and determined in the several Courts of 
Request held at Greenwich, Woolwich, Bromley and Croydon 
for recovery of Small Debts within the Hundreds of Blackheath, 
Bromley and Beckenham; Rokesley, otherwise Raxley, and of 
Little and Lessness, in the County of Kent, and of Wallington, 
in the County of Surrey, for Three Years preceding and ending 
24 June 1834; txxx1x. 471. Answer, 504. 


1056. Cases heard and determined in the several Courts of 
Request held at Greenwich, Woolwich, Bromley and Croydon, 
June 1831-1834; xc. 317. Answer, 363. 


1057. Return from the different Courts of Request within the 
Bills of Mortality, stating Amount of Suitors’ Cash yearly received 
since the Establishment of the Court, and Amount which remains 
unclaimed; xc. 266. Answer, 280. 


1058. Fees, Salaries or Emoluments received by the Officers of 
Local Courts of Request in England, 1830-1834; xc. 341. An- 
swer, 363. 

1059. Number of Courts of Request or Courts for the recovery 
of Small Debts in England and Wales, distinguishing such as 
possess the Power of imprisoning the Person in Execution; 
Extent of Jurisdiction ; xc1. 47. Answer, 87. 


Returning Officers’ Charges :—See supra, 512, ke. 


Revenue : 

1060. Fifteenth, Sixteenth and Seventeenth Reports of Com- 
missioners of Revenue Inquiry; txxxiu. 12. Answer, 16. 
Eighteenth; txxx1v.213. Answer, 230.——Nineteenth ; xxxiv. 
403. Answer, 407. 

1061. Number of Persons imprisoned in any of the Gaols of 
Great Britain or Ireland for Offences against the Revenue Laws 
on 15 August 1833; Lxxxvi. 688. Answer, 732. 


1062. Tables of the Revenue, Population, Commerce, &amp;c., of 
the United Kingdom and its Dependencies, prepared under the 
Directions of the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for 
Trade, Part III.; txxxix. 597. 


Scotland : 

1063. Districts or Divisions into which Scotland is arranged 
in respect of the various Branches of the Public Revenue; and 
showing the Gross and Net Amount of Revenue, and the Gross 
and Net Amount of collecting the same in each District or 
Division (in certain Classes therein mentioned); Lxxxvu. 65. 
Answer, 69. 


Review, Court of :—See supra, 86. 
Rolls, Master of :—See supra, 193. 366, &amp;c. 
Roman Catholic Chapels :—See supra, 467, &amp;c. 


Russia : 

1064. Copy of the Ukase of 23 November 1831, increasing the 
Import Duties upon Articles imported into the Russian Domi- 
nions; and Comparative Statement of the Old and New Duties, as 
transmitted by His Majesty’s Ambassador at St. Petersburgh; 
LXXXvil. 215. Answer, 266. 


1065. Periods during 1832-1835 in which there has been a 
Diplomatic Agent of the Rank of Ambassador from the Court of 
Great Britain to the Court of St. Petersburgh; xc. 145, An- 
swer, 162. 


1066. Returns from the British Consuls of St. Petersburgh, 
Narva, Archangel and Onega, stating Amount of Produce ex- 
ported from each Port to the United Kingdom, distinguishing 
Exports by native Russia Merchants, and by Foreigners resident 
there for commercial purposes; xci. 245. Answer, 333, 

See supra, 644. 





Russian Dutch Loan : 
1067. Account of the Principal of the Russian Dutch Loan in 
British Money; Estimate of the Amount which remains to pe 
paid; uxxvi.15. Answer, 22. ° 


1068. Convention between Great Britain and the Netherlands, 
signed on 13 August 1814; and Convention between Great 
Britain and the Netherlands and Russia, signed 19 May 1815, 
LXxxvl1.31. Answer, 35. 


1069. Communications between His Majesty’s Government 
and the Government of the King of the Netherlands relating to 
the Payment of the Russian Loan in Holland after the Separation 
of the Belgic Provinces from the Dominion of the King of the 
Netherlands; txxxvi. 38. Answer, 40. 


1070. Communications between the Agents of the Russian 
Government and the Commissioners of His Majesty’s Treasury 


relating to the Payment of the Russian Loan in Holland, dated 
1 July 1832; txxxvi. 445. Answer, 460. 


Rye :—See infra, 1113. 


Sabbath-Day Observance : 
1071. Report of Committee of the last Session of the General 
Assembly of the Church of Scotland, on the Sabbath-Day Obser. 
vance (Scotland) Bill; txxx1x.394. Answer, 472. 


Salt Monopoly :—See supra, 491. 
Sandwich Islands :—See infra, 1270. 
Santa Maura :—See supra, 759, &amp;e. 
Sardinia, King of :—See infra, 1330. 


Sasine Registers: 

1072. Number of Registers of Sasine established in Scotland; 
Lxxxv. 360. Answer, 437. 

1073. Number of Instruments of Sasine recorded in the 
General Register of Sasines at Edinburgh, with Sums received 
for recording same, and other Returns relating thereto; txxxv1. 
159. Answer, 203. 

1074. Emoluments of the Principal Keeper of the Register of 
Sasines, 1821-1831; ~xxxvi. 173. Answer, 203. 

See supra, 921; infra, 1123. 


Savings Banks: 
1075. Different Savings Banks whose Rules have been enrolled 
in Scotland under 59 Geo. III. c. 62, with the Places where 
these Banks are held; xc. 609. Answer, 629. 


Savoy, Duke of :—See infra, 1330. 
Schools :—See supra, 501, &amp;e.; infra, 1126, &amp;e. 


Schoolmasters, Parochial : 

1076. Account showing the Total Amount of the pecuniary 
and other Emoluments of each Parochial Schoolmaster in 
Scotland during each of the Years 1830-1832; txxxvit1. 589. 
Answer, 604. 

1077. Copies or Extracts from all Presbytery Books in Scot- 
land, including Orkney and Shetland, of Cases brought before 
Presbyteries under Act 43 Geo. III. c. 54.§ 21, and other Papers; 
xc. 180. 


Seamen :—See supra, 769. 


Secondary Punishment (Australia) : 

1078. Correspondence between the Colonial Secretary and 
the Governors of the Australian Provinces on the subject of 
Secondary Punishment; Correspondence between the Secretaries 
of State for the Home and Colonial Departments on the same 
subject; Lxxx1x. 82. Answer, 89.—xc. 629. Answer, 636, 


Sedition : — See supra, 705. 
Seisins :—See supra, 921.1072; infra, 1122. 


Sequestrations in Bankruptcy : 
1079. Returns relative thereto; txxxvit. 701. Answer, 732. 


Session, Court of : 
1080. Number of Causes decided in the Court of Session 12 
Scotland, 1802-1822; Lxxviur. 426. Answer, 430. 


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1081. Account of the Fee Fund of the Court of Session; 


1082. Account of the Fee Fund of the Court of Session, 
established by 50 Geo. III. c. 112 ; uxxxv. 183. Answer, 220. 


1083. Number of Causes enrolled in the Rolls of the Outer 
House of the Court of Session for various Periods, and several 
other Returns relating to that Court; and Number of Cases 
tried in the High Court of Justiciary in Edinburgh, and on the 
Circuits; txxxv. 104. Answer, 109. 


1084. Number of Causes enrolled for the first time in the 
Outer House Roll, 1811-1829; txxxv.108. Answer, 109. 


1085. Abstract of the Business enrolled before and performed 
by the First and Second Divisions of the Court of Session, 1826- 
1829; and other Returns relating to that Court; txxxv. 115. 
Answer, 150. 

1086. Detail of Expenses of the Agent before the Court of 
Session in Causes relating to Tithes and Rights of Patronage of 
Churches in Scotland, and relating to Peerages, 1830; txxxvul. 
590. Answer, 597. 

1087. Cases sent by either Division of the Court of Session in 
Scotland to the other, or to the Permanent Lords Ordinaries, for 
their Opinion and Advice, 1830-1831; with the Dates, and when 
the Answers were returned to the same, and the Date of the 
ultimate Judgment thereon; Lxxxvu. 88. Answer, 103. 


1088. Causes instituted and decided in the Court of Session 
in Scotland in each Year between 1828-1831, and the Salaries, 
Fees and Retired Allowances of the several Officers of the said 
Court; txxxvu. 92. Answer, 103. 


1089. Return for the Year commencing 12 November 1831, 
of the Months, Days and Hours at and during which the Judges 
of the Court of Session in Scotland take their Seat and remain 
on the Bench, in order to show, as nearly as possible, their actual 
Duties in Court; txxxvi. 586. Answer, 604. 


1090. Total Number of Clerks belonging to the Court of 
Session, including those connected with Jury Trial; Number of 
Principal and Depute Clerks, and Clerks of any other description; 
Salaries, Attendance and Duties; Number of Judges’ Clerks, 
Attendance, Duties, by whom appointed, Salaries, &amp;c.; txxxix. 
469. Answer, 504. xc. 207. 


1091. Fees levied by the Auditor for auditing Accounts 
judicially and extra-judicially ; the Attendance given on Public 
Business; Business performed in Person and by Deputies, and 
Assistants ; Office-rent, Clerks’ Salaries and other Charges; 1833- 
18353; xc1. 823. 

See supra, 375, ke. 





Sessions of the Peace: 

1092. Return of the Number of Days each Session of the 
Peace lasted in every County of England and Wales in the Year 
ending Michaelmas 1832; Ltxxxvi. 651. Answer, 664. See 
supra, 270. 833, &amp;e. 


Seychelles :—See infra, 1198, &amp;c. 


Shannon River: 
1093. Second Report on the River Shannon; txxxvi. 464. 
Answer, 467. 


Sheep Stealing : 
1094. Persons convicted of Sheep Stealing, 1823-1825 ; 
xxx. 8. Answer, 27. 1826-1831; Lxxxvi. 929, 


Sheriffs (England and Wales) : 
1095. Fees paid in One Year by the High Sheriff in each 
County in England and Wales, and stating what Allowances are 
made to each; Lxxxiv. 12. Answer, 14. 





1096. Detailed Statement of all Expenses actually incurred 
in serving the Office of High Sheriff of each County in England 
and Wales in 1828 and 1829; also Statement of Fees repaid, and 
Allowances made in each of the said Years; txxxv. 148. Answer, 
220.—xxxvi. 254. Answer, 357. 


See supra, 510, &amp;c. 


Sheriffs and Sheriff Courts (Scotland) : 
1097. Accounts rendered by Sheriffs and Stewards in Scotland 

to the Court of Exchequer of their Receipts and Disbursements in 
the Public Service, audited and passed before the Barons of the 
Exchequer, 1880; uxxxvi. 589. Answer, 597. 
1098. Abstract of the like Accounts, 1793, 1816 and 1819; 
LXXxXvi. 899. Answer, 923. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—+relative to— 


Session, Court of—continued. Sheriffs and Sheriff Courts (Scotland)—continued. 


1099. Number of Cases decided by each of the Sheriffs 
Depute, 1827-1832, stating also the Time each Sheriff Depute 
actually resided in his respective County in each of those Years; 
LXxxvil. 92. Answer, 103. 


1100. Return, 1830-1833, of the Months, Days and Hours at 
and during which the Sheriff Depute and Sheriff Substitute of 
Scotland take their Seat and remain on the Bench in their respec- 
tive County or other Courts; txxxvi. 586. Answer, 604. 


1101. Offices, Business or Employments held or followed by 
Sheriff Substitutes, other than that of Sheriff Substitute and Com- 
missary Depute; Salaries, &amp;c.; uxxx1x. 558. Answer, 592. 
xc. 39. Answer, 42. 


1102. Name and Date of Appointment of every Sheriff Clerk 
and Steward Clerk in Scotland, with total Fees and Emoluments, 
1829-1834; Lxxx1x. 555. Answer, 592. 1830-1835; xc. 152. 
Answer, 162. 


1103. Table of Agents’ Fees practising before the Sheriffs’ 
Courts in Scotland; txxxv. 277. Answer, 332. 


1104, Number of Causes which have been decided in the 
Court of the Sheriff in each County ; txxxv. 485. Answer, 487. 
—LXXxxvi. 145. Answer, 156. 


1105-6. Account showing the Number of Causes which have 
been decided in the Court of the Sheriff in each County in Scot- 
land, under the Jurisdiction of 10 Geo. IV. c. 55; txxxvi. 79. 
Answer, 125. 


1107-8. Return by the Sheriff Clerks of the different Counties 
in Scotland and their Deputies and Assistants of the Total Amount 
of Fees levied by them, 1833-1835, with other Particulars; xc1. 
824. Answer, 840. 


1109. Tabular Return of the Number of Days of Residence 
of every Sheriff and Sheriff Substitute in his Sheriffdom, in 1834— 
1836, the Courts held in each Year, and Dates; distinguishing 
those of Registration of Voters from others; annual Salaries, and 
Emoluments received for Judicial and other Public Services ; 
and other Returns; xcu. 106. Answer, 169. 


1110. Number of Decrees by the Sheriffs Depute and Sub- 
stitute of the County of Edinburgh, that have been extracted, 
1834-1836; specifying the Number; Classes of Causes; also, 
whether in absence or in foro, the Number of Pages in each 
Extract, and the Persons employed in making such Extracts; 
xcu. 429. Answer, 447. 


See supra, 77. 314. 375. 921. 1018. 








Shetland :—See supra, 1077. 


Ships and Vessels: 

1111. Number of Ships of all Nations which passed the 
Sound, 1783-1794; like Account, 1816-1825; Lxxx1. 355. An- 
swer, 358. 

1112. Order in Council repealing Tonnage Duties on French 
Vessels; txxxut. 557. 

1113. Number of decked and half-decked Vessels, with their 
Tonnage, employed at the Ports of Rye, Newhaven, Shoreham, 
Hastings and Brighton; Lxxxvr. 928. 

1114. Gross Amount levied on British Shipping in the Rus- 
sian and other Foreign Ports for the support of the English 
Episcopal Church in those Countries ; Rate of Charge, Application 
and Authority, 1830-1836 ; xc1. 125. Answer, 142. 


See supra, 97. 315, &amp;c. 454. 


Sicily : 

1115. Instructions given to Sir William A’Court upon the 
Evacuation of Sicily ; Sir William A’Court’s Note to the Neapo- 
litan Government ; Two Decrees issued by the King of Naples; 
and Correspondence between the Governments and their Ministers ; 
LXxvi.318. Answer, 336. 


Sierra Leone : 

1116. Total Grants of Money for the Civil Establishment of 
Sierra Leone from 1808-1824; several other Returns relative 
thereto; txx1x. 489. Answer, 532. 

1117. Census of the Population of Sierra Leone; other Ac- 
counts relating to the same Subject; txxix. 512. Answer, 532. 

1118, Return of the Number of the Population in Sierra 
Leone by the latest Returns; rxxxiv. 104. Answer, 128. 

1119. Number of Marriages registered, 1817-1824; Lxxrx. 
526. Answer, 532. 

1120. Additional 





232 ADDRESS ES—continued. 











IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—trelative to— 
Sierra Leone—continued. Slaves and Slave Trade; Generally—continued. 


1120. Additional Instructions to His Majesty’s Commissioners 
of Inquiry; also Despatch from Major-General Turner to Earl 
Bathurst on the subject of Liberated Africans; Lxxx1. 359. An- 
swer, 363. 

1121. Abstract Statement of Expenditure in the Colony of 
Sierra Leone from 1812-1828; Correspondence and other Returns 
relating to that Colony; uxxxiv. 318. Answer, 321. 

See supra, 286, &amp;e.; infra, 1218, &amp;c. 


Signet Office (Scotland); 
1122. Emoluments of the Office of Keeper and other Officers 
of the Signet in Scotland; txxxv1. 197. Answer, 203. 


1123. Patents granting the Offices of Keeper of the Signet and 
Register of Sasines, and under which they are now held; .Lxxxvi. 
198. Answer, 203. 

1124. Commissions granted by the Lord Register, since his 
Appointment, to Persons to be Deputy Keepers of the Signet ; 
of all Commissions granted by such Deputy Keepers to Substitute 
Keepers; and Amount of Fees drawn at the Signet Office, Edin- 
burgh, for each Year since 1820; Lxxxvul. 75. Answer, 88. 

See supra, 379. 


Silver Coin :—See supra, 780, ke. 
Sinecures :—See supra, 849, &amp;e. 


Slavery Abolition Act: 

1125. Names of all Special or Stipendiary Magistrates who 
have been removed from or resigned their Office in the Colonies, 
and other Returns relating to the Treatment and Condition of 
Apprenticed Negroes; xc. 298. Answer, 363. 


1126. Appropriation in detail of £.20,000 voted by Parliament 
in 1835 towards the Erection of School Houses in the Colonies ; 
Conditions upon which appropriated; Applications not complied 
with; Appropriation of £.5,000 to defray the Expense of Normal 
Schools; xcr. 272. Answer, 333. 

1127. Acts of Colonial Houses of Asgembly for carrying into 
effect the Slavery Abolition Act, and other Papers; xc. 96. Or- 
der for presenting Addresses discharged, and other Orders instead ; 
117.118. Answer, 130. 

1128. Statements made by the Agent of Jamaica on behalf of 
the Assembly to Lord Glenelg, dated 19 and 21 March 1836, in 
relation to the recent Proceedings of the Governor and Assembly 
of Jamaica; Protest of the Agent of Jamaica to Lord Glenelg, 
dated 25 March 1836; xc1. 213. Answer, 219. 

1129. Number and Nature of Complaints made to each Spe- 
cial Magistrate against Apprentices, and of the consequent Num- 
ber of Convictions and Punishments in each Parish in the Island 
of Jamaica, from 1 August 1835 to the latest Period to which the 
same can be made up; xcul. 245. Answer, 294. 


1130. Instructions addressed to the Inspector appointed to 
visit the Schools in the West Indies, which have received a Share 
of the Parliamentary Grants of 1835 and 1836 for Negro Edu- 
cation; xcur. 429. Answer, 447. 


Slaves and Slave Trade: 


Generally : 

1131. Acts of Colonial Legislatures, and all Orders, Procla- 
mations and Regulations for establishing the Registration of 
Slaves, and relating to their Education, which have not. been 
already laid before the House; rxxvu. 427. Answer, 431.— 
iuxxvir. 8. Answer, 22.—.Lxx1x. 151. Answer, 159. 


1132. Titles of Acts passed by the Legislatures of the Slave 
Colonies since 15 May 1823; txxx1. 125. Answer, 166.—.Lxxx1. 
355. Answer, 358. 

1133. Abstract of Slave Laws of the Colonies and other Do- 
cuments transmitted to the Secretary of State for the Colonies on 
7 March 1831; txxxvi. 427. Answer, 438. 

1134. Communications respecting the Measures taken in the 
Legislative Assemblies on the subject of Negro Slavery ; txxxu. 
385. Answer, 416. 

1135. Sums paid by Great Britain as Bounties for Captured 
Slaves; xxx. 440. Answer, 459. 


1126. Correspondence between His Majesty’s Government 
and Foreign Powers; also with British Commissioners ; also be- 
tween Admiralty and Naval Officers, relative to the Slave Trade, 
from March 1822; txxvi. 412. Answer, 430. Since 1 Ja- 
nuary 1823; Lxxix. 269. Answer, 303. 1824; Lxxx. 172. 
Answer, 265. 1825; Lxxxr. 101. Answer, 120. 1826 ; 
Lxxxi1. 100. Answer, 111. 1827 ; Lxxx1. 272. Answer, 379. 
—1828; Lxxxiv. 228. Answer, 230. 1829; txxxv. 46. 





Answer, 109.——1830; txxxvi. 156. Answer, 159.1831; 
Lxxxvil. 172. Answer, 198.—.xxx1x, 404, Answer, 427,—x¢, 97 
Answer, 130.—xc1. 17. Answer, 21.—xcir. 501. Answer, 570, 


1137. Measures adopted in consequence of Address to Yj, 
Majesty, and His Majesty’s Answer; xc1. 17. Answer, 9), 
xc. 501. Answer, 570. 


Crown Slaves : 

1138. Slaves now in possession of His Majesty’s Government in 
any of the Colonies; rxxvim. 454. Answer, 463. 

1139. Slaves now in possession of His Majesty’s Government ; 
Expenses incurred ; and Slaves the Property of the Crown ; txxzx, 
267. Answer, 303. 

1140. Further Reports made to His Majesty’s Government 
by Thomas Moody and John Dougan, Esq’, relative to Slaves 
condemned to the Crown; txxx1. 306. Answer, 336. 


1141. Measures adopted by Government for emancipating 
the numerous Slaves belonging to His Majesty ; txxx1v. 370. An- 
swer, 395. 

1142. Manumissions, 1817-1826; Number of Persons to 
whom Certificates of Manumission have been granted since the 
passing Act 5 Geo. IV. c. 21; ixxxvi. 243. Answer, 357. 


1143. Communications from Slave Colonies belonging to His 
Majesty respecting the Hours of Labour exacted from Field 
Slaves, and Allowances of Food and Clothing; txxxvi.470. An- 
swer, 479. 

1144. Reports from Governors, &amp;c., respecting the State, 
Treatment, Employment or complete Enfranchisement of Africans 
condemned to His Majesty since 16 October 1828; Lxxxvi. 676. 
Answer, 733. 

1145. Orders sent to the Colonies for emancipating Slaves 
belonging to the Crown, and Correspondence subsequent to that 
already before the House in relation to that Measure, or the 
Means by which those emancipated are to be maintained ; txxxvr. 
761. (Order for presenting Address discharged, 765.) 


1146. Orders sent to the Colonies for emancipating the Slaves 
belonging to the Crown, and of any Report subsequent to that 
already before the House, from Governors of Colonies in relation 
to that Measure; txxxvi. 765. Answer, 780. 


1147. Manumissions in the West India Colonies, 1825-1830 ; 
LXxxvil. 238. Answer, 266. 

1148. Total Number of Captured Negroes who were liberated 
in each of the different Colonies; and of the Number of Crown 
Slaves who have been liberated in each of the Colonies ; txxxvu. 
521. Answer, 554. 


Slave Population : 

1149. Amount of the Slave Population of the Cape of Good 
Hope, the Mauritius, the West Indies and South America ; Lxxx. 
380. Answer, 403. 

1150. Returns relative to the Slave Population in the West 
Indies, Isle of France and Cape of Good Hope; ixxx. 502. 
Answer, 527. 

1151. Abstract of the Returns of the Slave Population in the 
different Slave Colonies; other Papers relative to Slaves at the 
Honduras and Antigua, and respecting Grace James; and also 
Return of all the Public Functionaries in the Slave Colonies 
belonging to His Majesty, who are Proprietors of Slaves; 
Lxxx1. 140. Answer, 166. 

1152. Abstract of the Return of the Slave Population of the 
Colonies belonging to His Majesty, made to the Registry Office 
since 1 March 18263; Lxxx11. 607. 


1153. Amount of Slave Population in His Majesty’s Colonies; 
LXxxiu. 246. Answer, 265.—.Lxxxiv. 124. Answer, 128, 

1154. Return from all the Slave Colonies belonging to the 
Crown of the Population thereof from 1 January 1825; LxxxIv. 
338. Answer, 361. 

1155. Abstract of the latest Returns received from each of 
His Majesty’s Colonies of the Slave Population; txxxrv. 382. 
Answer, 395.—.xxxvul. 177. Answer, 203. 

1156. Abstract of the Slave Population in each of the Slave 
Colonies belonging to His Majesty, which have been received at 
the Slave Registry Office, from 1816; Lxxxv. 412. Answer, 437. 

1157. Number of Slaves in each of the Slave Colonies as they 
stood at the original and each of the subsequent Registrations, 
stating the Date of the Registration, and distinguishing the Sexes} 
Lxxxvul. 520. Answer, 554. 

1158. Population of the different Slave Colonies which have 


been received since the last were printed ; Lxxxviu. 613. Answer, 
664. 


Africa : 

















ADDRESS ES—continued. 








IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


Slaves and Slave Trade—continued. 
Africa : 

1159. Reports of Commodore Sir George Collier, while in 
command on the African Station, in 1819; txxv. 224. Answer, 
236. 

1160. Communications received by the Lords of the Admiralty 
from the Naval Officers stationed on the Coast of Africa, or in the 
West Indies, since 1 January 1820, relative to the State of the 
Slave Trade; several other Papers relating to that subject; 
uxxvi. 40. Answer, 47. Since 6 February 1821; uxxvu. 73. 
Answer, 93. 


America : 

1161. Copy of so much of an Act passed 1820, by the 
Congress of the United States, as relates to the Slave Trade; 
yxxvi. 455. Answer, 464. 

1162. Report of the House of Representatives, relative to 
the Right of Search, with a view to the Suppression of the 
Slave Trade; Lxxvi. 504. 





Antigua : 

1163. Act passed in 1817, by the Legislature of Antigua, 
for prohibiting the Exportation of Slaves; txxv1. 389. Answer, 
409. 

1164, Report of a Committee of the Council and Assembly of 
Antigua, respecting the state of the Slaves manumitted by the 
Crown in 1828, and of the manner in which they employed them- 
selves; LXxxvil. 576. Answer, 588. 


Bahamas : 
1165. Information relative to the Cruelty, by Henry and 
Helen Moss, of the Bahamas, to a Female Negro Slave; ixxxuv. 
124. Answer, 128. 


Barbadoes : 

1166. Statement made by the Agent at Barbadoes to Viscount 
Goderich, of Provisions of the Legislature of that Colony in rela- 
tion to the Slave Population; txxxvi. 483. Answer, 491. 

1167. Summaries or Accounts of Births and Deaths in Bar- 
badoes from 1817-1830, inclusive; Lxxxvu. 525. Answer, 554. 


Berbice : 

1168. Information which may have been received concerning 
the Trial of a Slave for the crime of Obeah in Berbice; 
LXXVII. 473. 

1169. Number of Slaves which belonged to the Winkel Esta- 
blishment in Berbice, and of the Amount expended in each Year ; 
LXx1x. 267. Answer, 303. 

1170. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Privy Council in 
the matter of the Berbice and Demerara Manumission Order in 
Council; txxx. 139. Answer, 150. 

1171. Order or Orders in Council respecting the Manumission 
of Slaves in Demerara or Berbice; txxxiv. 289. Answer, 293. 

1172. Order in Council upon the subject of Slave Manumission 
in Berbice, dated 13 May 1829; Lxxxrv. 362. Answer, 395. 


Cape of Good Hope: 

1173. Correspondence relative to the Condition and Treatment 
of Slaves at the Cape of Good Hope during the last Five Years ; 
LXXVIII. 464. 

1174. Memorial from Mr. L. Cooke to Lord Charles Somer- 
set respecting the state of Prize Slaves at the Cape of Good Hope; 
LXxx1I. 31. Answer, 75. 


Ceylon : 
1175. Communications relative to the subject of Slavery 
therein, and to the Measures taken for its Abolition; xc11. 501. 
Answer, 570. 


St. Christopher’s and Dominica : 
1176. Communications respecting the Prosecution by the 
Attorney-General of St. Kitts of a Person of the name of Carden, 


for Cruel Treatment of a Female Slave belonging to the Earl of 


Romney ; txxxul. 385. Answer, 416.———Correspondence be- 
tween the Secretary of State and Agent for the Colonies of St. 
Christopher and Dominica, respecting Abstracts of the Slave 
Laws; txxxvi. 438. Answer, 450. 


Demerara : 

1177. Return of all Orders in Council, and the Dates thereof, 
with the Names of the Parties under which Slaves were trans- 
ported into Demerara from the Bahamas or any other British 
Colony since the Peace of 1815; txxxvim. 584. Answer, 604. 


1178. Information on which the Protector of Slaves in Deme- 


rara proceeded in assigning, as a proper Task for a Slave hired to 


labour on the Sunday in picking Coffee, Sixty Pounds Weight; 
LXxxiv. 370. Answer, 395. 


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Slaves and Slave Trade—continued. 
Honduras: 


1179. Correspondence between Government and Colonel Ar- 
thur relative to the Condition and Treatment of Slaves at Hondu- 
ras; LXXvill. 332. Answer, 392. 


1180. Steps taken for carrying into effect Recommendations 
by Commissioners for inquiring into the Claims to Freedom of 
the Descendants of the Native Indians of Honduras; uxxxiv. 
370. Answer, 390. 


Jamaica : 


1181. Return of the Provost Marshal of Jamaica of the Num- 
ber of Slaves sold under Executions for Debt since 1 J anuary 
1808 ; Lxxxu. 398. Answer, 416. 


1182. Letter from the Colonial Secretary to the Lieutenant 
Governor of Jamaica; txxx11. 492. Answer, 507. 


1183. Persons confined in Gaols and Workhouses in Jamaica 
on the Ist January 1829; Lxxxiv. 370. Answer, 395. 


1184. Slave Act of Jamaica assented to by the Governor on 
19 February; uxxxvi. 483. Answer, 491. 


1185. Despatch, dated 10 December 1774, from the Earl of 
Dartmouth to Sir Basil Keith, Governor of Jamaica, with Me- 
morials from London, Bristol and Liverpool, on the subject of an 
Act passed by the Assembly of Jamaica in that Year, imposing a 
Duty on each Slave imported; and other Papers relating to the 
Island of Jamaica; txxxvi1. 576. Answer, 588. 


1186. Registry Returns of Slaves transmitted from Jamaica, 
containing the State of the Slave Population on any Twelve Sugar 
Plantations in different Lowland Parishes in Jamaica at the Com- 
mencement of the first Registration in 1817, and during succeed- 
ing Triennial Returns; txxxvu. 525. Answer, 554. 


1187. Communications made to the Colonial Department 
since 1 January 1826, by the Government of Jamaica, respecting 
the Religious Instruction of Slaves; txxx1v. 370. Answer, 395. 


1188. Communications from Jamaica relating to the Trial of 
George Ancle and Samuel Swiney for certain alleged Offences 
relating to Religious Worship; txxxvu. 218. Answer, 266. 


1189. Information received from Jamaica respecting an In- 
quiry into the Treatment of a Female Slave by the Rev. Mr. 
Bridges; txxxv. 412. Answer, 437. 

1190. Correspondence relative to the Punishment of two 
Female Slaves belonging to Mr. Jackson, Custos of Port Royal, 
and the Proceedings held thereon; txxxvu. 521. Answer, 554. 


1191. Communications relative to the Maltreatment of a Slave 
named Henry Williams, in Jamaica; uxxxvi. 177. Answer, 203. 


1192. Minutes of Evidence taken on the Trial of Henry 
Williams for administering Illegal Oaths during the late Insur- 
rection in Jamaica; ~txxxvil. 520. Answer, 554. 


1193. Communications received relating to the Adoption or 
Rejection, in the House of Assembly, of a Law for abolishing 
flogging Females in Jamaica; txxxvi1. 218, Answer, 266. 


1194. Despatches from the Governor of Jamaica to Viscount 
Goderich, conveying Information to the latest Period of the recent 
Rebellion among the Slaves of that Colony; and of Proclama- 
tions issued by the Governor; Ltxxxvu. 180. Answer, 198. 


1195. Communications made to the Government by the Earl 
of Belmore, relative to the Rebellion in Jamaica, received sub- 
sequently to those already presented to the House; txxxvu. 266. 
Answer, 275. 

1196. Number of White Persons who have been wounded or 
killed in the late Revolt in Jamaica; the same of Free 
Persons of Colour, or Free Negroes; the same of Slaves, &amp;e. ; 
Lxxxvil. 302. Answer, 339. 

1197. Report of a Committee of the House of Assembly of 
Jamaica appointed to inquire into the Cause of and Injury sus- 
tained by the recent Rebellion in that Colony ; together with the 
Examinations on Oath, Confessions, and other Documents annexed 
to that Report; rxxxvir. 428. Answer, 439. 


Mauritius, or Isle of France, Seychelles, §c.: 

1198. Extracts of Despatches from the Governor of the 
Mauritius, relative to the Treaty with the King of Madagascar 
respecting the Slave Trade; uxxvi. 445, Answer, 450. 

1199. Correspondence recently passed between His Majesty’s 
Government and Radamah, the Sovereign Chief of Madagascar ; 
LXxxil. 601. 

1200. Returns from the Mauritius under the Registry Act; 
and Correspondence with Naval Officers and the Governor rela- 
tive to the Slave Trade; txxx. 281. Answer, 299. 

1201. Communications 
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934 ADDRESS ES—continued. 








IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 
Slaves and Slave Trade; Mauritius, §c.—continued. Slaves and Slave Trade—continued. 


1201. Communications received relative to the Slave Trade at | Spain, Portugal and France : 


the Mauritius and Bourbon and the Seychelles ; Statement of the 
Slave Population at Mauritius and Seychelles ; Sugar exported 
from the Mauritius; txxx1. 124. Answer, 166. 


1202. Number of Slaves which have been shipped from the 
Seychelles and the Mauritius; and other Papers respecting Slaves 
at these Islands; txxx1. 165. Answer, 218. 


1203. Correspondence relative to the Seizure of any Slaves 
coming from the Seychelles to the Mauritius; also of Slaves that 
were not admitted at the Mauritius; txxx1. 181. Answer, 218. 


1204. Number of Slaves belonging to Government at the 
Mauritius, and of Slaves apprenticed in each Year since the 
Capture of the Island; txxx1. 205. Answer, 218. 


1205. Slave Population of the Seychelles and the Isle of 
France; and Order in Council for the Registration of Slaves in 
the Mauritius; txxx1. 241. Answer, 257. 


1206. Number of Government Slaves which fell into the 
hands of Captors at the Conquest of the Mauritius; Orders 
made by Local Authorities of the Mauritius, regulating Punish- 
ment of Slaves by their Masters; Penalties received at the 
Mauritius for Offences against Abolition Acts or Orders for 
Registration; Expenses incurred in consequence of Treaties with 
the Chiefs of Madagascar; txxxu. 31. Answer, 75. 


1207. Correspondence respecting Slave Trade received from 
the Governor of the Mauritius; txxxu. 157. Answer, 179. 


1208. Original Order in Council for the Registration of 
Slaves at the Mauritius; txxx11. 360. Answer, 385. 


1209. Report of Commissioners of Inquiry into the means 
employed in the Mauritius for preventing illicit Importation of 
Slaves; txxxiv. 124. Answer, 128. 

1210. Instructions for the Government of Mauritius, Bourbon 
and Dependencies, so far as regards the Laws, Customs and Judi- 


cial Institutions thereof, and several other Papers relative to the 
Slave Trade; txxxiv. 205. Answer, 230. 


1211. Copy of so much of the Commission under the Great 
Seal, appointing Sir Robert Farquhar the Governor of Mauritius, 
as relates to the Preservation of the Laws, Customs and Judicial 
Institutions of that Colony ; and several other Papers relative to 
the Slave Trade; txxxiv. 360. Answer, 395. 


1212. Ordinance for the Government and Protection of Slaves 
at the Mauritius, with the Observations of the Commissioners 
thereupon ; LXxxiv. 370. Answer, 395. 


1213. Letter addressed by Sir Robert Farquhar to the Secre- 
tary of State, dated 10 June 1829, upon the Report made by the 
Commissioners of Inquiry on the Slave Trade at the Mauritius ; 
LXxxiv. 411. Answer, 415. 


1214, Correspondence with the Governor of the Mauritius 
respecting the Slave Registry since 1826; Lxxxvi. 675. Answer, 
733. 

1215. Copies or Extracts of all Correspondence relating to 
the fraudulent landing of Merchandise from the French Brig 
Navarin, at Mauritius, in July 1831; and Copies or Extracts of 
all Correspondence relating to Seizures made by Charles Mylius, 
Esq'*, of Slaves and Goods illegally imported into the Mauritius ; 
Lxxxvul. 520. Answer, 554. 


1216. Abstract of each Slave Population Return for the Sey- 
chelles; txxx1. 205. Answer, 218. 


1217. Papers respecting the Measures adopted by Govern- 
ment since the Report of the Commissioners of Eastern Inquiry 
in 1828, on the subject of the Claims to Freedom on the part of 
Persons illegally detained in Slavery or Apprenticeship in the 
Mauritius ; Correspondence on the State of the Registry of 
Slaves and the Labouring Population of the Colony; xcz. 193. 
Answer, 219. 


Sierra Leone : 


1218. Number of Slaves captured and condemned at Sierra 
Leone, 1814-1824; txxix. 298. Answer, 303. 


1219. Papers relative to Slaves and the Government of Sierra 
Leone, Demerara and Berbice; txxx. 456. Answer, 527. 


1220. Number of Slaves captured and brought into Sierra 


Leone, and emancipated there, since 1 January 1808 ; Lxxxtv. 104. | 


Answer, 128. 


1221. Charge delivered by Mr. Justice Jeffcott to the Grand 


Jury of Sierra Leone on the subject of the Slave Trade in that | 
Colony, with any Correspondence thereon; uxxxvi. 172. An- | 


swer, 198. 


1222. Accounts of Money paid to the Governments of Spain 
and Portugal relative to the Slave Trade; also of Money due to 
Great Britain; txxvi. 306. Answer, 313. 

1223. Account of all Sums of Money, Debts or Claims which 
have been at any time paid or surrendered by Great Britain to 
Spain, Portugal or the Netherlands, in pursuance of Treaties; of 
Vessels seized and Vessels condemned for carrying on an illegal 
Traffic in Slaves; Lxxvit. 12. Answer, 14. 


1224, Documents and Correspondence relative to the Capture 
of the French Ship Sylphe; txxvu. 323. Answer, 330. 

1225. Declaration of the Capture of the Portuguese Brig, 
Gaviao, detained by His Majesty’s Ship Tartar, on 9 April 1821; 
and Papers relating to that Case; Lxxvil. 428. Answer, 43], 

1226. Information that may have been received by Govern. 
ment concerning a Portuguese Ship, the Donna Paula, which 
was wrecked, with Negroes, in the Neighbourhood of Tortola; 
Lxxvi1. 440. Answer, 472.—.xxvul. 453. Answer, 463. 


1227. Correspondence between the Colonial Secretary and the 
Governor or Lieutenant-Governor of the British Possessions jn 
the West Indies, relative to the Introduction into such Possessions 
of Africans captured in pursuance of Treaties with Spain for the 
Abolition of the Slave Trade; Orders in Council or Local Ordi- 
nances relating to such Africans; xc. 549. Answer, 584. 


Trinidad : 
1228. Proceedings of the Trial of two Slaves, named Marqnis 
and Regis, who were sentenced by the Governor of Trinidad, 
21 March 1823, to the Punishment of a Public Flogging for 


having preferred groundless Complaints against their Masters; 
other Papers relative to Slaves; txx1x. 292. Answer, 303. 


1229. Correspondence between the Governor and Council of 
Trinidad and the Colonial Department relative to Slavery ; Num- 
ber of Slaves manumitted in each Colony; 1821-1826; ixxx1, 
195. Answer, 218. 

1230. Laws and Regulations which prescribe the Time to be 
allowed to Slaves in Trinidad for the Cultivation of their Provi- 
sion Grounds; also for Demerara; also of Laws which passed the 
Legislature of Grenada, regulating the Markets of that Island ; 
LXxxI. 323. Answer, 358. 

1231. Half-yearly Reports of the Protector and Guardian of 
Slaves in the Island of Trinidad for 1825; .xxx1. 375. An- 
swer, 386. 

1232. Reports of the Superintendent of Free American Blacks 
to the Governor of Trinidad, of Punishment inflicted on them by 
his Authority, from 1 January 1824; txxxiv. 371. Answer, 395. 

1233. Returns by Commissary of Population transmitted from 
Trinidad in December 1824, relative to Labourers born Free and 
Manumitted Slaves; txxxiv. 371. Answer, 395. 


1234, Correspondence connected with License by the Governor 
of Trinidad for the Import of Slaves from the Island of Monos; 
LXxxiv. 371. Answer, 395. 

1235. Number of Slaves imported into Trinidad from the 
Bahamas, belonging to Mr. Burton Williams, since 1 January 
1822; ~xxxiv. 371. Answer, 395. 


St. Vincent : 


1236. Report from Committee of the Legislature of St. Vincent 
relating to that Colony ; Lxxxvi. 427. Answer, 438. 


West Indies : 

1237. Returns annually made by the Collectors of Customs 
in the several West India Islands, &amp;c., relative to Apprenticed 
Negroes ; Lxxv. 385. Answer, 425. 

1238. Returns from the West Indies, Isle of France, and 
Cape of Good Hope, of Slaves imported under Licenses ; Slaves 
exported; Manumissions; Marriages; Persons committed to 
Gaol; Slaves estreated to the Crown; Population in each Year 
from 1812; and Slaves taken and sold under Execution for Debt; 
LXxvi. 500.—.Lxxvil. 484.—Lxxvill. 77. Answer, 177.—LXXXIV. 
370. Answer, 395. 

1239. Amount of the Slave Population in each of the Colonies 
in the West Indies; txxviit. 476. 


1240. Reports from Protectors of Slaves in the Colonies of 





Demerara, Berbice, Trinidad, St. Lucia and the Cape of Good 
Hope; txxxiv. 124. Answer, 128.—Lxxxvi. 177. Answer, 
203.—LxXxXxvil. 305. Answer, 339. 

1241. Final Disposal of Slaves escheated to the Crown in the 
West India Colonies since 1 January 1821, and whose Cases 
have been referred to the Decision of His Majesty’s Government} 
LXxxiv. 370. Answer, 395. 


1242, Information 





ADDRESS ES—continued. 2935 











1V. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


Slaves and Slave Trade; West Indies—continued. 

1242. Information received from the different West India 
Colonies respecting the illicit Removal of Slaves from one Colony 
to another, and of the Prosecutions instituted on account of such 
Removals, with their Results; txxxv. 412. Answer, 437. 


1243. Number of Manumissions recorded in the British West 
India Colonies from the Date of the last Returns; txxxv. 642. 
Answer, 657. 

1244. Correspondence respecting the Religious Instruction of 
Slaves in the West Indies since March 1826; .Lxxxvi. 243. 
Answer, 357. 

1245. Correspondence respecting the Melioration of the-Con- 
dition of the Slave Population in the West Indies, &amp;c., since the 
Date of the last Communications; txxxvi. 177. Answer, 203. 


1246. Circular Despatch addressed by Viscount Goderich to 
the Governors of the West India Colonies, 3 June 1831, and of 
a Proclamation inclosed therein, to be issued by the Governors in 
the event of any Excitement being observed among the Slaves; 
also Correspondence which passed between Viscount Goderich 
and the Governor of Jamaica; txxxvi1. 180. Answer, 198. 


1247. Despatches received from other of the West India 
Colonies besides Jamaica, in answer to Lord Goderich’s Circular 
Despatch of the 3d June 1831, and Circular Despatch addressed 
by Viscount Goderich to the Governors of the West India Colo- 
nies (with the exception of Jamaica), dated 10 March 1832; 
LXxxvil. 197. Answer, 266. 


1248. Protest of the West India Merchants, transmitted to 
Viscount Goderich, of the 6th April last; txxxvu. 261. Answer, 
266. 

1249. Resolution of the Standing Committee of West India 
Planters and Merchants, dated 16 January 1833, appointing a 
Deputation to attend His Majesty’s Ministers, and other Papers ; 
Lxxxvu. 444. Answer, 467. 


Sligo Magistrates : | 
1250. General Warrant for the Commission of Justices of the 
Peace, prepared by the Secretary of the Lord Chancellor of 
Ireland, for the County of Sligo, since the Ist January 1831 ; 


the Number of Dedimuses issued thereunder; wtxxxvir. 79. 
Answer, 88. 


Small Debts :—See supra, 451. 


Smith, John : 


1251. Minutes of Evidence on the Trial of John Smith, a 


Missionary in the Colony of Demerara, &amp;c.; txxtx. 127. An- 
swer, 159. 


Smuggling :—See supra, 509. 
Sodor and Man Bishoprick :—Sce supra, 222. 
Somerset House :—Sce supra, 37. 


Sovereigns :—See supra, 781. 


Spain : 

1252. Amount of Military and Naval Stores, Arms and Am- 
munition, furnished to the Queen of Spain, under the Stipulations 
of the Quadrupartite Treaty, and the Amount of Payment 
received ; Number of Vessels of War and Steam-boats employed 
on the Northern Coast of Spain, since the Date of the Treaty ; 
Marines, Artillery, Engineers, and Sappers and Miners employed in 
the Co-operation granted by His Majesty to Her Catholic Majesty ; 
xcu. 20. (Order for presenting this Address discharged, 28.) 


1253. Amount of Military and Naval Stores, Arms and Am- 
munition, furnished to the Queen of Spain, under the Stipulations 
of the Quadrupartite Treaty, and the Amount of Payment received 
for the same, by His Majesty’s Government; xcu. 28. An- 
swer, 29. 


1254. Naval Slops and Provisions issued from any of His 
Majesty’s Victualling Yards or Ships of War, for the use of the 
British Legion, or any other Forces serving Her Majesty the 
Queen of Spain, and of the Value thereof; Amount received in 
whole or in part by His Majesty’s Government; xci1. 27. An- 
Swer, 29. 

1255. Memorials from Alicant, Glasgow, Manchester, Liver- 
pool, Poole, Greenock, Port Glasgow, Edinburgh and the City 
of London, to the Foreign Office and Board of Trade, on the 
expediency of revising our Commercial Relations with Spain; 
xc. 432. Answer, 447. 

See supra, 95. 572. 644. 1222; infra, 1293. 


Speaker of the House of Lords :—See supra, 618. 


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Special Commissions : 


1256. Expenses incurred by holding the Special Commissions 
to try Persons implicated in the Disturbances during last Winter, 


distinguishing Amount paid to Counsel and Agents from that paid 
to Witnesses; Lxxxvi. 923. 


Spring Guns: 

1257. Number of Persons who have been received into Hos- 
pitals for Wounds occasioned by Spring Guns; Lxxx1. 193. 
Answer, 218. 

1258. Return of Coroners’ Inquests held in England and 


Wales on Persons killed by Spring Guns, 1822-1827; ixxxi. 
367. Answer, 385. 


Stamp Duties :—See supra, 852. 


Stamp Prosecutions : 


1259. Persons who have been committed by the Magistrates 
of the Metropolis for selling Unstamped Publications, in 1831 ; 
LXxxvil. 10. Answer, 28. From 10 and 12 December 1831 ; 
LXXXVII. 518. Answer, 524. 26 July 1832 to 27 February 
1833 ; Lxxxvi1. 130. Answer, 167. Since 27 February 1833 ; 


Lxxx1x. 149. Answer, 180. From March 1834; xc, 656. 
‘ Answer, 661. 














Stannary Courts : 


1260. Returns of all Cases which have been heard and decided 
in the said Courts, specifying the Names of the Parties, and the 
Amount of the Sums litigated during each Year in each of the 


Vice-Wardens’ and Stewards’ Courts, 1824-1831; Lxxxvir. 120. 
Answer, 147. 


Statute Labour : 


1261. Sums allocated on each Parish in Scotland, distinguish- 


ing Class of Parties, Whitsuntide, 1832-1885; xcr. 221. An- 
swer, 230. 


Stepney Leet Juries : 
1262. Number of Fines assessed by the Leet Jury or respective 
Leet Juries of Stepney; Amount; Value of Weights, &amp;c., seized, 
and how disposed of, 1827-1833; Lxxx1x. 171. Answer, 180. 


Strangford, Lord :—See supra, 985. 
Sudds, J. : —See supra, 843, &amp;e. 


Sullivan, Mr. : 

1263. Instrument or Patent by which Mr. J. A. Sullivan was 
appointed Secretary and Registrar and King’s Receiver at the 
Colony of Demerara, and Amount annually paid to his Deputy ; 
LXXxvI. 187. Answer, 203. 

1264. Instrument or Patent by which he was appointed Pro- 


vost Marshal of Jamaica, and Amount paid to his Deputy ; 
LXxxvi. 198. Answer, 203. 


Summary Convictions :—See supra, 414, &amp;e. 


Superannuations : 


1265. Report made to the King in Council by Viscount 
Sidmouth regarding Salaries and Classification of Clerks and 
Officers in the Department of the Home Secretary ; and Reduc- 
tions; and Copy of Treasury Minutes thereon; txxvil. 408. 
Answer, 416. (Motion that this Address had not been complied 
with, withdrawn,) 424. 

1266. Pensions or Allowances of the nature of Superannuations 
(except those paid out of the Civil List) paid in 1821 from every 
Office or Department in Ireland, Civil or Military ; of the manner 
the Vote of £.20,000 for Civil Contingencies in 1821 was ex- 
pended; of Payments from the Exchequer, Ireland, under the 
head of Civil List, for Pensions, &amp;c.; txxvi1. 286. Answer, 295. 


Surgeons, College of : 
1267. Money received by the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of 
London, Dublin and Edinburgh for Diplomas granted to Persons 


examined, 1823-1832, and Appropriation; txxxvin. 522. An- 
swer, 534. 


See supra, 60. 
Surplice Fees :—See supra, 250. 
Surveyors :— See supra, 362. 470. 


Swan River: 

1268. Correspondence with the Colonial Department with 
certain Gentlemen proposing to form a Settlement in the Neigh- 
bourhood of the Swan River in Western Australia; Lxxxrv. 272. 
Answer, 293.———Population, Revenue, Exports, &amp;c., for 1834 ; 
xc. 457. Answer, 485. 

See supra, 286, &amp;c. 820, &amp;e. 


Sweden: 





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ADDRESSES—continued. 





IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


Sweden :—See supra, 644. 


Swiss Cantons: 

1269. Returns of all Ministers sent from the Swiss Cantons to 
the Court of Great Britain, and of Ministers sent from Great 
Britain to the Swiss Cantons, from 1790 to 1802; Lxxvil. 237. 
Answer, 245. 1750 to 1783; txxvur. 260. Answer, 266. 


Taheite, Queen of: 

1270. Correspondence relative to a Contribution said to be 
levied on the Queen of Taheite by the Commander of the Chal- 
lenger Ship of War, and by the British Consul, from the Sandwich 
Islands; xc. 654. Answer, 661. 


Tariffs : 

1271. Tariffs established in the United States in the present 
Year, and Copy of any Reports relating to the same; Lxxx111. 544. 
Answer, 556. 

See supra, 642. 


Teinds: 
1272. Amount and yearly Value of unexhausted Teinds in 
each of the Parishes of Scotland; txxxvi. 462. Answer, 467. 


See supra, 378. 
Tenths Office :—See supra, 570. 


Thames Navigation : 

1273. Memorials presented to the Government since 1 Ja- 
nuary 1835, respecting the Obstructions of the River Thames ; 
xcu. 396. Answer, 406. 


Theatres and Dramatic Pieces: 

1274. Returns specifying the Number and Name of each 
Theatre, and the Terms upon which licensed annually by the Lord 
Chamberlain from 1820; and of the Number and Title of each 
Dramatic Piece or Song licensed by the Examiner of Plays, 1829- 
1831; uxxxvu. 375. Answer, 397. 

See supra, 722. 


Thompson, P. :—See supra, 836, &amp;c. 


Timber : 

1275. Rafts of Timber cut within the American Lines and 
Lake Champlain ; different Sorts of Timber that have been floated 
down the Rapids; and Timber cut in Lower Canada, 1800-1820; 
Lxxv. 279. Answer, 363. Lxxvi. 94. Answer, 98. 

1276. Despatches from Governors of Nova Scotia and 
Lower Canada relating to the Duties on Timber; txxxv1. 352. 
Answer, 357. 


Tithes : 


England and Wales : 

1277. Annual Clerical Returns deposited in the Privy Council 
Office, between 1790 and 1825, by the Rector of St. Olave, Hart 
Street; txxx. 235. Answer, 265. 

1278. Parishes in England and Wales in which Commutations 
of Tithes have been authorized under any Act of Parliament; 
Lxxxvi. 540. Answer, 578. 

1279. Namesof the Parishes respecting the Tithes of which Suits 
were commenced in the Court of Chancery of the County Palatine 
of Lancaster, in each of the Three Years of the Period commencing 
16 November 1830, and ending 16 November 1833; txxxvim. 
696. Answer, 732. 

1280. Number of Bills filed since the passing of the Act 2 &amp; 3 
Will. IV. c. 100 (Lord Tenterden’s), which had on the 23d Au- 
gust been commenced in any of His Majesty’s Courts, or any 
Local Courts, in any County in England and Wales; txxxvit. 
724. Answer, 732. 

1281. Tables or Abstracts formed by direction of the Home 
Secretary in relation to the Amount of Tithe paid in several 
Parishes in England ; xc1. 49. Answer, 87. 


Ireland: 


1282. Return by the Registrar of each Diocese in Ireland of 
the Number of Parishes, the Tithes of which are the Property of 
Laymen ; specifying the Name of the Lay Impropriator ; rxxxvu. 
16. Answer, 28. 

1283. Number of Parishes in Ireland the Tithes of which are 
received by Bishops, Rectors, Vicars and others of the United 
Church of England and Ireland ; specifying their Names, Amount 
of Income, and whether under the Tithe Composition Act; 
Lxxxvil. 289. Answer, 293. 





Tithes—continued. 
Scotland: 


1284. Grant or Title in virtue of which the Minister or Ki; 
Session of the Parish of North Leith levy Tithe on Fish brought 
into the Port of Leith; of the Annual Amount of said Tithe for 
the Three Years preceding 15 November 1832, &amp;c.; Lxxxvum. 151, 
Answer, 167. 

1285. Parishes in Scotland in which Fish Tithe is paid; 
Amount, Rent or Composition received in lieu of it by the Clergy. 
men in 1831-1833; Stipend or other Income of the Clergymen of 
such Parishes, and Value of their Manses and Glebes; txxxrx, 
90. Answer, 131.—xc. 135. Answer, 149. 

See supra, 72. 474. 1086, &amp;c. 1272. 


Tobago, Island of : 


1286. Correspondence relative to the Island of Tobago; rxxy, 
404. Answer, 425. 


Tokens :—See supra, 574. 
Toleration Laws :—See supra, 285. 


Townlands: 


1287. Tables of Townlands and other Denominations prepared 
under the authority of Grand Juries of Ireland, per 5 Geo. IV. 
c. 112; txxx. 306. Answer, 311. 


Trades Unions :—See supra, 955. 


Transport Service : 


1288. Annual Estimates of probable Expense of Transport 
Service, and of Money wanted for Payment and Hire of Trans- 
ports, 1820; txxv. 133. Answer, 139. 1821; txxvi. 20. An- 
swer, 28. 1822; Lxxvil. 23. Answer, 26. 18235 LXxvitl. 
23. Answer, 24. 1824; LxxIx. 19. Answer, 23. 1825; 
uxxx. 25. Answer, 31. 1826; Lxxx1. 22. Answer, 27. 
1827; Lxxxu. 36. Answer, 75. 1828; Lxxxul. 18. Answer, 
20. 1829; .xxxiv. 22. Answer, 25, 1830; Lxxxv. 82. 
Answer, 40. 


Tread Wheels: 


1289. Communications made to or received by the Secretary 
of State for the Home Department respecting the use of Tread 
Wheels; itxxvitt. 20. Answer, 22. 

1290. Detailed Statement respecting Tread Mills in the Gaols 
of England and Wales; ixx1x. 291. Answer, 303. 

1291. Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the 
Visiting Magistrates of Prisons, in which the Tread Wheel has 
been introduced; txx1x. 13. Answer, 23. 

1292. Papers showing the result of Inquiries made by the 
Secretary of State as to the effect of the Tread Wheel on the 
Prisoners; txxx. 31. Answer, 103. 


Treaties : 


1293. Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of 
Austria, signed at Vienna, May 4, 1795; txxvi. 24. Answer, 28. 

1294. Papers relative to Spain, France and Portugal; txxvu. 
237. Answer, 241. 

1295. Treaties between His Majesty and Foreign States 
respecting Holland and Belgium, and also with the Kingdom of 
Portugal; txxxvi. 38. Answer, 50. 


1296. Treaty of Constantinople of 8 July 1833, called Treaty 
of Unkiar Skelessi; xc1. 64. Answer, 87. 


Trials : 


1297. Number of Records entered for Trial, 1820-1824 ; of 
Causes tried in Middlesex; similar Return for London; 1xxx. 
455. Answer, 527. 

1298. Report of Commissioners appointed by His Majesty's 
Warrant of 19 August 1826, for making Inquiries concerning 
Civil Causes in Scotland; txxxi. 480. Answer, 459. 


Trinidad : 


1299. Names of the Emigrants from the Spanish Main who 
were sent to Gaol in Trinidad, 1815-1817; txxvir. 484.— 
LXxvill. 12. Answer, 22. 

1300. Fines and Quit Rents paid by the Proprietors of Land 
in Trinidad, since the Administration of the Government of that 
Colony by Sir Ralph James Woodford; of Proceeds; of Fees, 
Fines and Estates having Royal Grants, &amp;c.; txxvm. 478.— 
Lxxvil. 12, Answer, 22. 

1301. Minutes of Evidence of the Committee appointed by the 
Council of Trinidad to inquire into the State of the Free Blacks, 
and of Free Labour in that Island; uxxxi. 491. Answer, 535. 

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IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative te— 


Trinidad—continued. 
1302. Minutes of Evidence of the Committee of the Council 
of Trinidad for inquiring into the Negro Character; ixxxu. 554. 
12. Answer, 563. 


1303. Despatch to Sir Ralph James Woodford, Governor of 
Trinidad, dated 17 April 1828; txxxu1. 321. Answer, 379. 


1304. Memorial of the Committee of the Inhabitants of Tri- 
nidad, addressed to Viscount Goderich, dated in November 1831, 
praying for a change in the Legislative Council of the Colony ; 
and other Papers relating thereto; .txxxvu. 88. Answer, 103. 


1305. Copies of the Order in Council of 20 February and 
5 March 1831, for the Administration of Justice in British Guiana, 
Trinidad and St. Lucia; txxxvu.201. Answer, 266. 


See supra, 274, &amp;c. 1228, &amp;c. 1300. 


Trinity House :—See supra, 710. 


Tripoli : 
1306. Correspondence between Government and the Consul at 


Tripoli on the Claims of His Majesty’s Subjects on the Govern- 
ment of that State; xc. 358. 


Turkey :—See supra, 651. 


Turnpikes : 
1307. Accounts transmitted to the Clerks of the Peace in Eng- 


land and Wales from Trustees of Roads; txxix. 360. Answer, 
433. 


1308. Parishes united under 5 &amp; 6 Will. IV. c. 50, for the 
purpose of having one sufficient Person to be District Surveyor 
of the Highways within such united Parishes ; with the Names of 
the Unions formed under the 4 &amp; 5 of Will. IV. c. 76, to which 
such Parishes respectively belong ; xcu. 150. Answer, 169. 


1309. Various Turnpike Trusts in Scotland; Number of 
Miles in each; Debt due, distinguishing floating or vested (or 
bonded) Debt and Interest payable thereon; xc. 183. 


1310. Rents of all Turnpike Gates in Scotland, Whitsunday 
1832-1835; xcr1. 221. Answer, 230. 


1311. Debts on the Turnpike Trusts in the Counties of Lanark, 
Ayr and Renfrew, with the Rates of Interest chargeable, for the 
Year ending Witsunday 1836; xc11. 209. 

See supra, 207. 1261. 


Two Pennies Scots : 
1312. Return from each Royal Burgh, City, Town, &amp;c. within 
which the Tax of Two Pennies Scots upon the Pint of Beer, &amp;c., 
has been levied, stating the Amount; Lxxxu1. 522. Answer, 527. 


Unions, Political or Trade :—See supra, 955, &amp;e. 


Universities : 
1313. Report by Commission of Inquiry into the State of the 
Universities of Scotland; txxxv1. 838. Answer, 862. 


Unkiar Skelessi Treaty: —sSee supra, 1296. 


Unstamped Publications: 
1314. Number of Persons who have been committed by Ma- 
gistrates for selling Unstamped Publications, the Names of the 
Persons committed, 1831; Lxxxvir. 10. Answer, 28. From 
10 and 12 December 1831; -Lxxxvit. 518. Answer, 524. 
From 26 July 1832 to 27 February 1833; Lxxxvit1. 130. Answer, 
167. Since 27 February 1833; .Lxxxix. 149. Answer, 180. 
From March 1834; xc. 656. Answer, 661. 

1315. Information, Evidence and other Papers relative to the 
Conviction of Joseph Forster, at Marlborough Street Police Office, 
for selling Unstamped Publications ; xc. 401. Answer, 408. 














Vaccine Establishment : 


1316. Reports to the Secretary of State from the National 
Vaccine Establishment, 1820; .xxv. 480. Answer, 481. 
1821; yxxvi. 296. Answer, 313. 1822; Lxxvu. 7. Answer, 
14, 1823; Lxxvi. 163. Answer, 177. 1824; LxxIx. 256. 
Answer, 257. 1825; Lxxx. 49. Answer, 103. 18265 LXXXI. 
112. Answer, 120. 1827; wtxxxu. 199. Answer, 232. 
1828 ; Lxxxm1. 45. Answer, 58. 1829; Lxxxiv. 116. Answer, 
128, 1830; Lxxxv. 136. Answer, 150. 18313 LXxXxvI. 431. 
Answer, 438. 1833; Lxxxvi11.61. Answer, 78. 18345; xc. 
149. Answer, 162.——1835-1837; xc. 619. Answer, 6265. 









































1317. Names, Residences, Duties and Salaries of Officers or 


other Persons belonging to the Vaceine Board; ixxxvu.. 521. 
Answer, 554. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Vagrants : 


1318. Sums paid by Treasurers of certain Counties, 1818- 
1823, for the Apprehension and Conveyance of Vagrants ; Lxxyu1t. 


260; (Order for presenting Address discharged, and another 
Address ordered, 264.) Answer, 279. 


1319. Number of Persons charged with Acts of Vagrancy 
from 21 June 1823 to 21 June 1824, and from thence to the latest 
period; txxx. 284. Answer, 299. 


1320. Account of Expenses incurred for the passing of Scotch 
and Irish Vagrants, 1823-1833; Lxxxvu. 46. Answer, 61. 


1321. Sums paid by the Treasurers of Counties in England 
and Wales, for apprehending, maintaining and passing Vagrants, 
1818-1821; Lxxvi. 33. Answer, 47. From 1 January 1821 
to 1 March 1822; rxxvir. 122. Answer, 149.— ——Belonging 
to Ireland, Guernsey, Jersey and the Isle of Man, during 1823 ; 
LXx1x. 258. Answer, 303. 





1322. Persons committed to the respective Prisons in England 
and Wales under the Vagrant Laws, and of Sums paid by Trea- 
surers of Counties for apprehending them, 1820-1824; Lxxix. 8. 
Answer, 23. 

1323. Number of Poor Persons that have been removed to 
Ireland, Scotland and the Isles of Man or Scilly, under 3 &amp; 4 
Will. IV. c. 40, during 1834; Expenses charged on the County 
Rates; xc. 9. Answer, 42. 

See supra, 960. 


Valuation of Lands : 


1324. Number of Persons in each County in Scotland in pos- 
session of the Dominium Utile of Lands at certain Valuations; 
Lxxxvi. 466. Answer, 479. 


Van Diemen’s Land: 


1325. Correspondence between Lieutenant-Governor Arthur 
and the Secretary of State for the Colonies, on the subject of the 
Military Operations carried on against, and of the Moral and 
Religious Instruction of, the Aboriginal Inhabitants of Van Die- 
men’s Land and New Holland; .xxxvi. 676. Answer, 733. 
———Despatches from Colonel Arthur to Viscount Goderich in 
1831 and 1832, relative to the Consumption of Rum, and the Dif- 
ficulties experienced by Masters of Assigned Servants ; txxxrx. 
505. Answer, 592. 

1326. Despatches from the Lieutenant-Governor, of 1 De- 
cember 1833 and 24 October 1834, on the subject of the Erasure 
of Mr. William Bryan’s Name fromthe Commission of the Peace, 
and the Withdrawal of his Assigned Servants ; xc1. 620. Answer, 
642. 

1327. Report from Colonel Arthur on the Allegations set forth 
in the Petition of Mr. Andrew Bent of Hobart Town; xcir. 615. 
Answer, 625. 

1328. Papers relative to the Claim of William and Andrew 
Forlong in Van Diemen’s Land; xci. 429. Answer, 447. 

See supra, 286, &amp;c. 326, &amp;e. 411, &amp;e. 532, &amp;e. 


Van Diemen’s Land Company : 


1329. Minutes of intended Arrangements between Earl 
Bathurst, His Majesty’s Secretary of State, and the proposed Van 
Diemen’s Land Company; Ltxxx. 399. Answer, 403. 


Vaudois : 


1330. Treaties between this Country and the Duke of Savoy, 
or the King of Sardinia, in 1690, 1704, or at any other time, so far 
as the same relate to the Vaudois Protestant Subjects of the said 
Sovereigns ; LXxxvir. 48. Answer, 69. 


Victuallers’ Licenses :—See supra, 707. 
Vincent, St., Island of :—See supra, 278, &amp;e. 1236. 


Virgin Islands : 


1331. Petition to His Majesty, signed by the Planters, Mer- 
chants and other Inhabitants of the Virgin Islands, transmitted to 
Viscount Goderich in 18313; Lxxxvi1. 76. Answer, 88. 


Vixen Ship : 


1332. Correspondence between our Ambassador at Constanti- 
nople, the Foreign Secretary, the Russian Government and others, 
relating to the Voyage and Capture of the Vixen; xen. 451. 
Answer, 486. 


Volunteers and Yeomanry : 


1333. Dates at which any Volunteer or Yeomanry Corps was 
called out, 1818-1828; uxxxru. 110, Answer, 121. 


Voters :—See supra, 517, &amp;e. 595. 597. 


Wales: 
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IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


Wales: 

1334. Number of Pleas in the County Court entered in the 
Sheriffs’ Books in Wales; Number of Pleas entered in the County 
Court of Monmouth; txxv. 294. Answer, 363. 


1335. Number of Attornies now practising in the Court of 
Great Sessions in Wales; txxv. 296. Answer, 363. 


1336. Processes issued as the commencement of Suits in 
Equity in each of the several Courts of Great Sessions in Wales, 
and in the Court of the Chamberlain of Chester; itxxxv. 112. 
Answer, 150. Decrees and Orders made; .txxxv. 214. 
Answer, 243. 


1337. Suits in the several Common Law Courts of Westmin- 
ster, wherein the Venue was laid in Wales, and sent down for 
Trial at Shrewsbury or Hereford; txxxv. 189. Answer, 220. 


See infra, 1344. 


Water : 
1338. Commission issued for inquiring into the State of the 
Supply of Water to the Metropolis; uxxx11. 171. Answer, 177. 


1339. Communications between the Office of the Secretary of 
State and the Chairman of the Committee appointed to investigate 
the Supply of Water to the Metropolis; rxxxv. 134. Answer, 150. 


Weights and Measures : 

1340. Reports of Commissioners on Weights and Measures ; 
Second ; txxv. 467. Answer, 470. Third; txxvi. 231. An- 
swer, 234. 

1341. Inspectors of Weights and Measures appointed under 
the Act of last Session, and of any other Inspectors of Weights 
and Measures now holding that office under the provisions of 
any former Acts; xc. 32. Answer, 42. 

1342. Return of the Number of Verifications and Stampings 
of Weights and Measures made by each Inspector in Great Bri- 
tain; and an Account of any Fees, if any have been demanded by 
any Inspectors, for adjusting Weights, or for the Certificates of 
Verifications and Stampings required to be given by all Inspectors 
under the provisions of the late Act; xc. 41. Answer, 42. 


1343. Copies of all Instructions given by Magistrates at Quar- 
ter Sessions for the several Counties of England and Wales, to 
Inspectors of Weights and Measures appointed under the provi- 
sions of the Act of last Session; xc. 61. Answer, 98. 


Welch Judges : 


1344. Salaries, Emoluments, Charges and Incidental Dis- 
bursements of the Welch Judges; txxxv. 491. Answer, 506, 


Welch Judicature :—See supra, 1334, ke. 


Welch Tithes :—See supra, 72. 


West Indies: 


1345. Number of Bishops and Ministers of the Established 
Church in the West Indies; txxx. 450. Answer, 454. 


1346. Instructions sent to Commissioners for investigating 
Civil and Criminal Justice in the West Indies; txxx1.77. An- 
swer, 90. 

1347. Salaries of Governors, Lieutenant Governors, Chief 
Justices, Presidents of Slave Courts, Speakers of the Houses of 
Assembly in Jamaica and the Leeward Islands respectively ; 
Lxxx1. 167. Answer, 218. 


1348. Return of the Coloured Population in the West India 
Colonies, distinguishing the Slaves from Freemen; ixxx1. 196. 
Answer, 218. 

1349. Second Report of Commissioners of Legal Inquiry in 
the West Indies; txxx1. 252. Answer, 257. Third; txxx11. 
106. Answer, 111. 


1350. Extent and Situation of Crown Lands in the West In- 
dies; uxxxu. 577. Answer, 604, 


1351. Correspondence relative to the State of Gaols in the 
West Indies and British Colonies in South America; txxxv. 520. 
Answer, 536. 


1352. Civil, Military and Ecclesiastical Establishments of the 
West India Islands, the Expenses of which are defrayed by any 
Revenue raised therein; Amount of Expenses and other Expendi- 
ture incurred, and of ways and means for raising such Revenue, 
1820-1830; Lxxxvi. 557. Answer, 578. 

1353. Colleges or Schools of Education in the Colonies or 
West India Islands, with List of Professors and Masters, and their 
Salaries; txxxv1.910. Answer, 923. 


1354. Report or Reports from the Bishop of Jamaica, or of 
any other Information in the possession of Government, showing 





West Indies—continued. 
the means furnished by that Colony for the Religious Instruction 
of the Coloured and Slave Population; similar Return from the 
Bishop of Barbadoes with respect to the Colonies in the Diocese ; 
LXXXvil. 255. Answer, 266. 


See supra, 508. 584, &amp;c. 671. 1237, &amp;e. 


Wesleyan Missionary Meeting-House, Jamaica:— gy, 
supra, 656. 


Westminster Constables : 

1355. Number of Inhabitantsemployed as Constabulary during 
each past Week of the Session in attendance on the Houses of 
Parliament, and also on other public occasions not parochial ; the 
Amount of Fines on account of non-performance, or incurred in 
performing such Duties, and to whom or by whom such Payments 
are eventually received ; txxxvil1.513. Answer, 534. 


Westminster and Duchy of Lancaster: 

1356. Return, showing by or under what authority the Muni- 
cipal and Parochial Affairs of the City and Liberties of West- 
minster, and that part of the Duchy of Lancaster adjoining thereto, 
are carried on; which of the Parishes have Select, which Open 
Vestries, &amp;c.; txxxvii. 584. Answer, 614. 


Whipping : 
1357. Persons who have been sentenced to be whipped, 1823- 
1826; txxvu. 69. Answer, 177. See supra, 342. 


Wight, Isle of: 

1358. Population according to the last Census; txxxv1. 732, 
Answer, 733. Letters Patent under which the Governor . 
of the Isle of Wight holds that Office; txxxvi. 759. Answer, 
780. 


Wilcox, Rev. John: 
1359. Memorial to the Secretary of State for the Home De- 
partment from Lay Members of the Established Church acting as 
a Committee for the Defence of the Rev. John Wilcox, a. m., late 
Minister of the Episcopal Chapel of St. John at Hampstead ; 
LXxxix. 248. Answer, 281. 


Williams, Henry :—See supra, 1191. 


Wills : 
1360. Courts and other Authorities in England and Wales em- 
powered to grant Probates of Wills and Letters of Administration; 
Lxxxu1. 204. Answer, 265. LXxxIv. 147. Answer, 192. 


1361. Courts and other Authorities in England and Wales em- 
powered to grant Probates of Wills and Letters of Administration, 
stating Date of the earliest Wills in their respective Registers; of 
the Number of Wills proved; and Amount of Fees, Profits and 
Emoluments received ; txxxiv. 396. Answer, 407. LXXXv. 4, 
Answer, 31. 

1362. Probates of Wills and Letters of Administration issued 
within the Principality of Wales; txxxv. 112. Answer, 150. 


1363. Returns from the several Provincial, Diocesan and 
Archidiaconal Courts of England and Wales of unattested Wills, 
and those attested by one Witness; Numbers proved under each 
Scale of Probate Duty; xc. 38. Answer, 42. 1834-1836 ; 
xcll. 442. 


1364. Number of Suits in the Ecclesiastical Courts, touching 
the validity of Wills, Codicils and other Testamentary Papers; 
with other Particulars, 1827-1837; xem. 442. 


Winchester Gaol : 

1365. Report of the Visiting Magistrates of the Gaol at Win- 
chester at the Epiphany Sessions 1832, and ordered to be trans- 
mitted to His Majesty’s Secretary of State for the Home Depart- 
ment; Lxxxvu. 265. Answer, 275. 


Wine: 
1366. Representations to Government respecting the Duties on 
Cape Wine, and Despatches from the Government of the Cape of 
Good Hope on the subject ; rxxxvi. 656. Answer, 662. 


Witnesses : 

1367. Orders and Regulations made by the Magistrates in the 
several Counties of England and Wales for the Attendance of 
Witnesses, and for the Payment of Costs and Expenses of Prose- 
cutions in Cases of Felonies, Misdemeanors and other Offences, 
payable out of the County Rate; txxxvinr. 326. Answer, 346. 
See supra, 355. 


Wolverhampton : 





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IV. For Accounts and Papers—(continued)—relative to— 


Wolverhampton : 
1368. Minutes of Evidence taken at Wolverhampton before 
Sir Frederick Adair Roe, appointed by the Secretary of State to 


inquire into the Proceedings which occurred on 27 May 1835; 
xc. 404. Answer, 408. 


Woods and Forests :—See supra, 420, &amp;e. 


V. Relative to other Matters: 


Aboriginal Tribes : 

1370. That His Majesty will take such measures and give 
such directions to the Governors and Officers of His Majesty’s 
Colonies, &amp;c., as shall secure to the Natives the due observance of 
justice and the protection of their rights, promote the spread of 
Civilization among them, and lead them to the voluntary reception 
of the Christian Religion ; txxx1x. 449. 


Admiralty Court, Ireland : 
1371. To direct the Commissioners of Judicial Inquiry in Ire- 


land to examine into the State of the Admiralty Court thereof; 
Lxxx1. 367. Answer, 379. 


1372. To represent to His Majesty that Sir Jonah Barrington, 
Judge of the High Court of Admiralty in Ireland, has been guilty 
of serious Malversation in the discharge of his Office, and praying 
His Majesty to remove him; to be communicated to the Lords at 
a Conference, and their concurrence desired thereto; Lxxxv, 472. 
——Agreed to by the Lords; 651. Answer, 653. 


Ancient History : 


1373. To give Directions for the Publication of a complete 
Edition of the Ancient Histories of this Realm; txxvu. 461. 


Barbadoes : 
1374. Relative to the Demolition of the Chapel at Barbadoes, 
and the Expulsion of Mr. Shrewsbury, a Licensed Teacher of 


Religion ; (Amendment proposed and withdrawn, Resolved nem. 
con.); LXxx, 594. Answer, 628. 


Brighton and London Railroads : 

1375. For referring to some Military Engineer the Statements 
of Engineering Particulars furnished by the several Engineers in 
support of the several Lines of Brighton Railway, with the Plans, 
Sections and Evidence; xcu. 418. 


1376. That the Military Engineer be instructed to keep in 
view the Formation of One Main Southern Trunk Line out of 
London; xctt. 441. 


1377. That the Military Engineer be permitted to consider the 
Plan to be laid before him by the Promoters of the Four Lines 
of Railway to Brighton, and report his opinion to the House; 
xcil. 481. 


Cape of Good Hope : 

1378. That His Majesty will cause such Instructions to be 
sent to the Cape of Good Hope as shall most effectually secure to 
all the Natives of South Africa the same Freedom and Protection 
as are enjoyed by other Free People of that Colony; txxxi1. 536. 
Answer, 556. See infra, 1382, &amp;c. 1439. 


Ceylon :&gt;—See supra, 1138, &amp;c. 


Chaplains : 
1379. To confer some Dignity in the Church upon Chaplains 
of the House; viz.—The Rev. Wm. Frederick Bailey ; txxv. 454. 
Answer, 470. Another Address; Lxxvi. 501. Another Ad- 
dress; LXXvil. 477. Another Address; txxvit. 475, ——— 
The Rev. Thomas Manners Sutton; txxix. 521. Answer, 533. 
Another Address; .ixxx. 622. Answer, 628. Another 
Address; txxx1. 374. Answer, 386. The Rev. Evelyn 
L. Sutton; txxxu. 599. Answer, 604. Another Address; 
Lxxx. 547. Answer, 556. Another Address; Lxxxiv. 366. 
Answer, 367.———The Rev. Francis Dawson; txxxv. 635. An- 
swer, 640.——The Rev. Frederick Vernon Lockwood ; txxxv1. 
909. Answer, 923. The Rev. Edward Repton; ctxxxvit. 
578. Answer, 589.——The Rev. Temple Frere; ixxxvin. 716. 
Answer, 732. 





























Charter Schools :—See infra, 1391, &amp;e. 1435. 


Church of Scotland : 
1380. For a Commission to inquire into the Opportunities of 
Religious Worship and other means of Religious Instruction, and 


the Pastoral Superintendence afforded to the People of Scotland ; 
xc. 409. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCIIL. (1820—1837.) 


Wool Tax : 


1369. Minutes of Examinations taken before the Committee 
of Privy Council for the Affairs of Trade regarding the Wool 
Tax; uxxv. 174. Answer, 199. 


Writer to the Seal, Scotland :—See supra, 379. 





Yeomanry :—See supra, 843. 1333. 


Church in Ireland : 


1381. To appoint a Commission of Inquiry relative to the 
State of the Church in Ireland; txxxv. 135. 


Colonies : 
1382. To direct a Commission to be issued to inquire into the 


State of the Settlements of the Cape of Good Hope, the Mauritius 
and Ceylon; txxvul. 470. 


1383. That His Majesty will be pleased, on the creation of any 
New Office in any Colony, the Salary of which shall exceed 
£.200 per Annum, to cause a Return of such Office, if Parliament 
shall be sitting, to be laid before this House within Fifteen Days, 
and if not sitting, within Fifteen Days of the Re-assembling of Par- 
liament; uxxxvu. 417. Answer, 439. 


Corn, Foreign : 

1384. That the attention of His Majesty’s Consuls Abroad 
may continue to be directed towards the Returns that they are 
required to transmit relating to the Prices of Foreign Corn; 
LXxx. 482. Answer, 527. 

1385. That the attention of His Majesty’s Government may 
be continued towards procuring the most definite and extensive 
Information respecting the Prices of Foreign Corn and Grain; 
LXxxI. 364. Answer, 386. 

1386. To direct the Consuls of France, Flanders, Spain and 
Portugal to state the Prices in British Money of the various Spe- 
cies of Corn; Lxxx11. 232. Answer, 336. 


Corporations : 
1387. For a Commission to inquire as to the existing State 


of Municipal Corporations in England, Wales and Ireland; 
LXXxvilr1. 548. Answer, 604. 


Courts of Law: 


1388. To take such Measures as may seem most expedient for 
the purpose of causing due Inquiry to be made into the Origin, 
Progress and Termination of Actions in the Superior Courts of 
Common Law, and into the Law regarding the Transfer of Reel 
Property ; LXxxm. 118. Answer, 121. 


Deccan Prize Money: 
1389. To suspend His Majesty’s Royal Warrant of 31 July 
1832, directing the Distribution of the Deccan Booty, so far as 


relates tothe Claims of Sir Thomas Hislop and Sir Lionel Smith ; 
LXXXxvIl. 560. 


1390. To suspend the Execution of His Royal Warrant of 31 
July 1832, so far as relates to the Fund claimed by the Force 


serving under Colonel Prother at the Surrender of the Fort of 
Rhyegur; txxxvir. 586. 


Diocesan Schools:—See infra, 1392. 
Dunglas, Lord :—-See infra, 1393. 


Education, Ireland : 

1391. To issue a Commission under the Great Seal for in- 
quiring into the Nature and Extent of the Instruction afforded by 
the several Institutions in Ireland established for the purpose of 
Education; txxix. 212. Answer, 538. 


1392. To direct the Commissioners of Education in Ireland 
to inquire intocertain Particulars relating to Diocesan Schools ; 
LXXXVII. 528. 


See infra, 1435. 


Ettrick Forest : 

1393. To direct the Law Officers of the Crown to inquire into 
the Validity of the Right of Lord Dunglas to hold the Office of 
Chamberlain of Ettrick Forest, and, if necessary, to bring the 
question of its Validity to Trial; txxxvirr. 365. Answer, 408. 


Expenditure, Public :—See infra, 1434. 





Factories : 





240 ADDRESS ES—continued. 











V. Relative to other Matters—continued. 
Factories : Money, Public; for the Issue of, &amp;c.—continued. 


1394. For a Commission to proceed with the utmost despatch | FTouse of Commons, Officers of : 
to collect Information in the manufacturing Districts as to the 1407. Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means 
&gt; 


Employment of Children in Factories, and as to the propriety James Brogden, Esqre, 1820; xxv. 454. Answer, 479 
and means of curtailing the Hours of their Labour, so as to enable 1821; Lxxvi. 501. 1822; Lxxvit. 477. 1823 ; LXxvm, 475 


Parliament to legislate on the subject during the present Session ; 1824; xxix. 520. Answer, 533. 18255; Lxxx. 699 
LXxxvill. 261. Answer, 273. Answer, 628. 1826; txxxi. 374. Answer, $87. 
: ? Alexander Cray Grant, Bart., 1827; txxx.598. Answer, 604, 
First Fruits : 1828; uxxxim. 547. Answer, 556. 18295 LXXxIV. 365 
1395. To direct that the Opinion of the Law Officers in Ire- Answer, 367. 1830; Lxxxv. 634. Answer, 640.— 1830_ 
land be taken, how far His Majesty is now empowered to issue a 1831; Lxxxvi. 909. Answer, 923.———Ralph Bernal, Esqre 
Commission for the Re-valuation of Benefices in Ireland, with a 1831; txxxvi. 909. Answer, 923. 1832; LXXxvIl. 578, An. 
view to the Levy of First Fruits ; LXXXVI. 374. Answer, 438. swer, 589. 1833; LXxxvlur. 716. Answer, 732.——1834: 
Lxxxix. 582. Answer, 592.—xc. 643. Answer, 661. d 
Hand-Loom Weavers : 1408. Clerks; John Henry Ley, Esqre, Clerk Assistant 
1596. For a Commission of Inquiry into the Condition of the 1820; Lxxv. 454. Answer, pS A Rickman, Esgre, 
unemployed Hand-Loom Weavers, to report whether any, and if Second Clerk Assistant, 1820; txxv. 454. Answer, 470.——— 
so, what Measures can be devised for their Relief; xc11. 589. Clerks who have attended Public Committees, 1820; txxv. 454, 
Answer, 650. Answer, 470.—.Lxxxv. 634. Answer, 640.—Lxxxvi. 909. An. 


. + ‘ swer, 923. 
Hislop, Sir Thomas :—See supra, 1389. aM : ; 
1409. To Commissioners appointed to carry into execution 


Act 52 Geo. III. to make good the Payment of the Salaries of 
the Officers of the House, according to the provisions of the said 
Act; and to pay Allowances to the Clerks in the Office of the 


Clerk of the House, 1821; txxvi. 501. 18225 Lxxvi. 477, 
1398. To give directions for giving additional Accommodation 1823; Lxxvur. 475. 1824; Lxxix. 520. Answer, 533 


to the Library for the Convenience and Use of Members, and 1825; Lxxx. 622. Answer, 628. 18265 LXxxx1. 374, 
for the Safe Custody of the Printed Books and Papers thereof; Answer, 387, 1827; ~xxxu. 598.° Answer, 604. 1828 ; 
LXXXvil. 576. Lxxx111. 546. Answer, 556. 1829 ; Lxxxiv. 365. Answer, 367, 
1399. To give directions that the First Commissioner of Land 1830; Lxxxv. 634. Answer, 640. 1830-31 and 1831; 
Revenue be empowered to direct Plans and Sections of the LXXXvI. 909. Answer, 923. 
House of Commons, and of all Public Buildings and Apartments 1410. Mr. Speaker’s Secretary :—To Edward Phillips, Esq, 
belonging thereto, to be prepared, and to order Copies to be for his Services during Session 1824 ; uxx1x. 520, Answer, 533, 
placed in the Library for the use of any Committee appointed 1825; Lxxx. 622. Answer, 628. 1826; LXxxi. 374, 
to consider and report upon any proposed Alterations; Lxxxviil. Answer, 387.——1827; Lxxxul. 598. Answer, 604.——1828; 
687. Answer, 732. Lxxxul. 547. Answer, 556. 1829; Lxxxiv. 365. Answer, 
367. 1830; Lxxxv. 634. Answer, 640. 1830-31 and 
Ilchester Gaol : 1831; wxxxvi1. 909. Answer, 923.——1832; Lxxxvm. 578. 
1400. For appointing a Commission to inquire into what has Answer, 589. 1823; Lxxxvil. 716. Answer, 732. 1834; 
been and now is the Condition and Treatment of Prisoners in LXXxIXx. 582. Answer, 592. 
Ilchester Gaol; txxvi. 252. Answer, 271. 1411. Serjeant-at-Arms: To Henry Seymour, Esq", Serjeant- 
at-Arms, for his long and faithful Services in the discharge of the 
King William IV.: duties of that Office, Nem. con.; xc. 440. Answer, 661. 


1401. [Ascot Races.]|—(From the Lords, with blanks.) Ex- 1412. Chaplain: For his Services during the present Session; 
pressing their horror and indignation at the late atrocious and xc. 643. Answer, 661. 
treasonable Attempt upon His Majesty, and their heartfelt Con- 
gratulations at his Majesty’s Escape; Address considered ; 
Agreed to Nem. con., and blank filled up; Message to the Lords 
acquainting them therewith; txxxvi. 421. Message from the 
Lords acquainting the House with the time when His Majesty 
appoints to be attended; 424. Answer, 435. 


House of Commons: 
1397. To give directions for the building of suitable Committee 
Rooms and a Library; txxx. 622. Answer, 628. 


Journal Index : 

1413. To Jeremiah Dyson, Esq’, towards defraying the 
Expense of a General Index to the Journals, from the Union in 
1801; uxxv. 454. Answer, 470. John Henry Ley, Esq", 
Lxxvi. 501.——John Rickman, Esq", to defray the Expense 
of completing the same, 1801-1820; Lxxx. 622. Answer, 628. 

ee Islands : ———Mr. B. Spiller, for incorporating the Indexes from 1820; 
Lxxx. 622. Answer, 628. John Rickman, Esq‘, for de- 
fraying the Expenses incurred by him in combining the Two 
Volumes of Mr Dunn’s General Index to the Journals into One 
Volume; ixxxu. 599. Answer, 604. 


London University : Kent, Duchess of : 
1403. To grant Charter of Incorporation as approved in 1831 1414. Toenable her Royal Highness to defray the Charges 
by the then Law Officers of the Crown, and containing no other incidental to her Establishment, 1820; txxv, 466. Answer, 470. 
restriction than against conferring Degrees in Divinity and Medi- 
cine; xc. 176 


1402. To direct a Commission to be issued to inquire into the 
Administration of Criminal Justice in the Leeward Islands; 
LXXviI. 467. 


Laws Expiring: 

1415. To Sir Thomas Edlyne Tomlins, for his trouble in 
Mauritius :—See supra, 1382, &amp;e. compiling Registers of Expired and Expiring Laws for the use of 
the Committees, 1820; ixxv. 454. Answer, 470.——1821; 
Metropolis Water :—See infra, 1444. LXxvi. 501. 18225 Lxxvil. 477. 18235 LXXxVIII. 475.—— 
1824; txxix. 520. Answer, 533. 1825; Lxxx. 622, An- 
Money Public; for the Issue of Public Money for swer, 628. 1826; Lxxx1.374. Answer, 387. 1827 ; LXXxII. 

various Purposes : 599. Answer, 604. 1828; Lxxxu1. 547. Answer, 556.—— 
1829; Ltxxxiv. 365. Answer, 369. 1830; Lxxxv. 635, An- 


riculture : 
Ag “ swer, 640. 


1404. To the Trustees of the Board of Agriculture; xxv. ; 
454. Answer, 470. Navarin: 
met 1416. Requesting His Majesty to take into His consideration 
Charities : the Claims for Pecuniary Gratuity of the Officers, Seamen and 
1405. To Nicholas Carlisle, Esqre, for compiling a General Royal Marines engaged in the Battle of Navarin, on 20 October 
Index to the First Fourteen Reports of the Commissioners ap- 1827; and to assure His Majesty that the House will make 
pointed to inquire concerning Charities in England and Wales ; good the same; Lxxx1x. 451. Answer, 458, 


Lxxxur. 547. Answer, 556. Polish Exil 
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Education: 1417. Praying His Majesty to direct thata Sum not exceeding 
1406. To Mr. George Whittam, for his services in preparing £.10,000 be issued for the Relief of the Distressed Poles now in 
a Digest of the Returns relating to the Education of the Poor; this Country, and toassure His Majesty that this House will make 
uxxv. 454. Answer, 470. good the same; Lxxx1x. 384. Answer, 427. 





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V. Relative to other Matters—continued. 
Money, Public; for the Issue of, &amp;e.—continued. 


Poor Returns : 

1418. To Mr. Robert Chalmers, for his Services in preparing 
Abstract of Poor Returns; txxv. 454. Answer, 470.——To 
Clerks for preparing Abstracts of Poor Returns; txxxv. 634. 
Answer, 640.—.Lxxxvi. 909. Answer, 923. 


Turnpike Road Bill Fees : 

1419. To give directions that there be issued from time to 
time such Sums of Money as may be sufficient to pay the Fees 
due and payable to the Officers of the Parliament on all Bills for 
continuing or amending Turnpike Road Acts; txxxiv. 90. An- 
swer, 220. 


Monuments : 

1420. Tobe erected in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, 
London, to the Memory of Duncan, Lord Viscount, (Dutch Fleet, 
1797); Lxxvur. 183. Answer, 211.——~—Vincent, Earl St. 
(Cape St. Vincent); rxxvm1. 183. Answer, 211. 


Navy: 

1421. To give directions that, previous to the Estimates of 
1838-9, means be taken to ascertain the Number of effective and 
non-effective Officers of Her Majesty’s Navy, with a view of 
forming a Retired List to benefit the old and meritorious Officers 
who served during the late War; xc11. 604. 


Newry Election: 

1422. To give directions to the Attorney-General for Ireland 
to prosecute James Lisle for Bribery and Practices during the late 
Election for the Borough of Newry; uxxxvi. 365. Answer, 
408. 


Orange Lodges: 

1423. To direct attention to the Nature and Extent of 
Orange Lodges in the Army, in contravention of the General 
Orders of the Commander-in-Chief issued in 1822 and 1829; 
xc. 5384. Answer, 552. 

1424. To take such measures as may seem advisable for the 
effectual Discouragement of Orange Lodges, and generally of all 
political Societies excluding Persons of a different Religious 
Faith, using secret Signs and Symbols, and acting by means of 
Associated Branches; xc1. 76. Answer, 81. 


Parliament, Houses of : 
1425. For a Commission to examine and report upon the 
Plans for rebuilding the Houses of Parliament; xc. 346. 
1426. To direct that Inquiries be made in conformity with the 
Report of the Committee on the Houses of Parliament, in such 
manner as may seem advisable; xc. 145. 


Poor of Ireland : 

1427. To give directions that a Commission do issue to in- 
quire into the Condition of the Poorer Classes of His Ma- 
jesty’s Subjects in Ireland, and into the various Institutions at 
present established by law for their Relief; uxxxviu. 336. An- 
swer, 346. 


Portugal : 

1428. Expressing the regret felt by the House at the con- 
tinuance of Hostilities in Portugal, and their grateful acknow- 
ledgments of the judicious Policy which His Majesty has 
pursued with reference to the Affairs of that Country; uxxxvitt. 
462. Answer, 471. See infra, 1440. 


Postmaster-General : 
1429. To give directions that the Office of one of the Post- 
masters-General may be abolished, and the Salary thereby saved 
to the Public; txxvit. 228. Answer, 232. 


Precious Metals : 

1430. To direct His Consuls in the different States of Mexico, 
and of Central and South America, to collect and transmit In- 
formation with respect to the Amount of the Precious Metals 
raised in each State, 1790-1830; txxxv. 264. 


1431. To direct His Consul at St. Petersburgh to obtain and 


transmit Information with respect to the Amount of the Precious 
Metals raised in Russia, 1820-1830; Lxxxv. 272. 


Proclamations : 

1432. To issue Proclamations, with such Rewards as His 
Majesty should think proper, for the discovering, apprehending 
and detaining certain Persons, viz. Richard Armson Jarvis; 
Lxxv. 420. Order for presenting Address discharged, 423,——— 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Proclamations—continued. 

Sir William Manners; txxv. 420. Order for presenting Address 
discharged, 480.——John Stanbury; txxxu. 345. Order for 
presenting Address discharged, 351. 


Public Affairs : 

1433. Humbly to represent to His Majesty the deep regret 
felt by this House at the Change which has been aanounced in 
His Majesty’s Councils, by the Retirement of those Ministers in 
whom this House continues to repose unabated Confidence, &amp;c. ; 
LXxxvi1. 304. Answer, 325. 


Real Property :—See supra, 1388. 


Religious Instruction :—See supra, 1380. 


Revenue: 

1434, Motion for an Address to His Majesty, humbly to re- 
quest that, with a view of affording Relief to the Country from a 
part of its Burthens, he will be graciously pleased that a minute 
Investigation be instituted into the Mode and Expenses of the 
Management and Collection of the several Branches of the Revenue; 
LXXxvi. 478. Question amended; Resolution for an Address 
agreed to, 479. Answer, 501. 





Schools, Charter; Ireland : 


1435. That the Law Officers of the Crown do institute Crimi- 
nal Prosecutions against Persons concerned in Cruelties practised 
towards the Children; Resolved on, Nem. con.; .xxx. 516. 
Answer, 628. 


Schools, Diocesan :—See supra, 1392. 


Shrewsbury, Mr. : 





See supra, 1374. 


Slaves and Slave Trade: 
1436. Relative to the universal Abolition of the Slave Trade; 
Resolved on, Nem. con.; txxvi. 474. Answer, 498. 


1437. Representing that great Numbers of Africans rescued 
from Slavery, have been apprenticed under His Majesty’s Autho- 
rity, pursuant to certain Acts for the Abolition of the Slave Trade, 
and that proper Measures should be taken for ascertaining their 
present Numbers, Names, Situation and Circumstances; and for 
imparting to them such Protection and Relief as their Situations 
may require; Lxxvi. 482. Answer, 498. 


1438. To represent to His Majesty the deep interest which 
this House has long taken, and still continues to take, in the 
Abolition of the Slave Trade, but that they have learned with 
grief and shame, that, with few exceptions, every hope of this 
nature has been frustrated, and to conjure His Majesty to renew 
his Remonstrances; txxvu. 382. Answer, 467. 


1439. Representing to His Majesty that the House has learned 
with satisfaction the Conditions in the Grants of Land which have 
been recently made at the Cape of Good Hope, that no Slave 
Labour shall be employed in their Cultivation; and recommend- 
ing the State of the Hottentots to his Benevolent Care; irxxvu. 
466. 


1440. For the adoption of Measures for putting an end to the 
Traffic in Slaves carried on under the protection of the Flags of 
Foreign Nations, particularly under those of Spain and Portugal ; 
Nem. con.; xc. 267. Answer, 323. 


Smith, Sir Lionel :—See supra, 1389. 


Spain : 

1441. To acquaint His Majesty that this House had considered 
the Papers relative to the late Negociations, and to assure His 
Majesty of the concurrence of the House with respect to Inter- 
ference in the internal Concerns of Independent Nations; txxvutt. 
272. Answer, 278. See supra, 1440. 


Speaker : 

1442. To confer some signal mark of his Royal Favour upon 
the Right Honourable Charles Manners Sutton, for his eminent 
Services in Six Parliaments, during which he has discharged the 
Duties of Speaker of this House with a zeal and ability alike 
honourable to himself and conducive to the progress of Public 
Business, to commence and take effect immediately upon his 
ceasing to hold the Office of Speaker of this House, and to assure 
His Majesty that this House will make good whatever Expense 
His Majesty may think proper to be incurred on that account; 
Resolved on, Nem. con.; uxxxvu. 6385. Answer, 540. 





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242 ADDRESSES—continued. 





V. Relative to other Matters—continued. 


Union with Ireland : 

1443. To record, in the most solemn manner, the fixed deter- 
mination of the House to maintain unimpaired and undisturbed 
the Legislative Union between Great Britain and Ireland: To be 
communicated to the Lords at a Conference, and their concurrence 
desired thereto; .xxxix. 232.—Agreed to by the Lords, 237. 
Answer, 242..—— Address of Thanks thereupon, Nem. con.; 242. 





Water in the Metropolis: 


1444, For appointing a Commission to inquire into the Supply 
of Water for the Metropolis; uxxxm. 541. Answer, 554, For 
extending the Inquiry to the South and Surrey Sides of the Metro. 
polis; 1xxx1. 578. Answer, 604. 


Witnesses :—See supra, 1439. 


VI. Communicated from one House of Parliament to the other : 


At Conferences : 


Admiralty Court (Ireland) : 

1445. To representto His Majesty that Sir Jonah Barrington, 
Judge of the High Court of Admiralty in Ireland, has been 
guilty of a serious Malversation in the discharge of his Office, and 
praying His Majesty to remove him; txxxv. 472.—Communica- 
ted to the Lords at a Conference, and their concurrence desired 
thereto, 473.—Conference held, and reported that they had left 
the Address with their Lordships, 474.—Message from the Lords, 
that they had agreed to the Address, and filled up the blank, 651. 
—Message from the Lords acquainting the House with the time 
when the King had appointed to be attended, and that the Lords 
had appointed Two Peers to go up with the Address; Resolution, 
That Four Members of the House go with the Lords; Lords’ 
Messengers acquainted therewith, 652. Answer, 653. 

King William IV. : 
1446. (Ascot Races.)—Address communicated at a Conference 


from the Lords, expressing their horror and indignation at the 
late atrocious and treasonable Attempt upon His Majesty, and 





At Conferences ; King William IV.—continued. 


their heartfelt Congratulations at His Majesty’s Escape; Address 
considered ; Agreed to, Nem. con., and blank filled up; Message 
to the Lords acquainting them therewith ; txxxvi1. 421.—Message 
from the Lords, acquainting the House with the time when His 
Majesty appoints to be attended, 424. Answer, 435. 


Union with Ireland : 


1447. To record, in the most solemn manner, the fixed deter. 
mination of the House to maintain unimpaired and undisturbed 
the Legislative Union between Great Britain and Ireland; Com- 
municated to the Lords at a Conference, and their concurrence 
desired thereto; Conference held, and reported, That they had left 
the Address with their Lordships; txxx1x. 235; Lords desire a 
Conference ; Conference held, and reported, That the Lords had 
agreed to the Address, and had filled up the blank, 237.—Message 
from the Lords, acquainting the House when His Majesty had 
appointed to be attended, 242. Answer, 242.—Resolution for an 
Address of Thanks thereupon, Nem. con., 242. 


VII. Answers to Addresses of particular Import : 


Admiralty Court, Ireland : 
1448. Of both Houses for the Removal of Sir Jonah Bar- 
rington; LXxxv. 653. 


First Fruits : 

1449. To direct that the Opinion of the Law Officers in Ire- 
land be taken, how far His Majesty is now empowered to issue a 
Commission for the Re-valuation of Benefices in Ireland, with a 
view to the Levy of First Fruits; txxxvi. 438. 


King William IV. (Ascot Races) : 
1450. Of both Houses, expressing their horror and indigna- 
tion at the late atrocious and treasonable Attempt upon His 
Majesty; txxxvil. 435. 


Orange Lodges : 

1451. To direct attention to the Nature and Extent of Orange 

Lodges in the Army in contravention of the General Orders of 
the Commander-in-Chief issued in 1822 and 1829; xc. 552. 
To take such measures as may seem advisable for the effectual Dis- 
couragement of Orange Lodges, and generally of all Political 
Societies excluding Persons of a different Religious Faith, using 
secret Signs and Symbols and acting by means of Associate 
Branches; xc1. 81. 


Portugal : 

1452. Application of the Queen of Portugal for Aid against 
Foreign Invasion; Lxxxu. 118. At the continuance of Hos- 
tilities in Portugal, and the judicious Policy pursued with refer- 
ence to the Affairs of that Country; Lxxxvuul. 471. 


Postmaster-General : 
1453. That the Office of One of the Postmasters-General may 
be abolished, and the Salary thereby saved to the Public ; 
LXXVII. 232, 


Public Affairs : 


1454. At the Change in His Majesty’s Councils by the Retire- 
ment of those Ministers in whom this House continues to repose 
unabated Confidence, &amp;c.; txxxvi1. 325. 


VIII. Modes of presenting Addresses : 


1460. By both Houses :—Address respecting an Attack upon 
His Majesty’s Person; ixxxvu. 424. Address respecting 
the Repeal of the Union with Ireland; txxx1x. 238. 


1461. By Two Peers and Four Members :—For the Removal 
of Sir Jonah Barrington; ixxxv. 652. 


1462. By the whole House :—Of Thanks for Royal Speeches 
at the Opening of the Session; txxv. 119.—.xxvi. 6.—Lxxix. 


9.—({Lxxx11. 29. Although the Speech was delivered by the Lords 








Revenue: 


1455. That with a view of affording Relief to the Country 
from a part of its Burthens, for an Investigation into the Mode 
and Expenses of the Management and Collection of the several 
Branches of the Revenue; Lxxvi. 501. 


Slaves and Slave Trade: 


1456. Relative to the universal Abolition of the Slave Trade ; 
LXXVI. 498.———Relative to Africans rescued from Slavery and 
apprenticed pursuant to certain Acts for the Abolition of the Slave 
Trade, &amp;c.; txxvi. 498.———To represent to His Majesty the 
deep interest which this House has long taken, and still continues 
to take, in the Abolition of the Slave Trade, but that they have 
learnt with grief and shame that, with few exceptions, every hope 
of this nature has been frustrated, and to conjure His Majesty to 
renew his Remonstrances; Ltxxvit. 467. For the adoption 
of Measures for putting an end to the Traffic in Slaves carried on 
under the protection of Flags of Foreign Nations, particularly 
those of Spain and Portugal; xc. 323. 


Spain : 


1457. That the House had considered the Papers relative to 
the late Negociation, and to assure His Majesty of the concur- 
rence of the House with respect to Interference in the internal 
Concerns of Independent Nations; txxvi11. 278. 


Sutton, the Right Hon. Charles Manners : 


1458. That His Majesty will be graciously pleased to confer 
some signal mark of His Royal Favour upon the Right Hon. 
Charles Manners Sutton for his eminent Services in Six Parlia- 
ments, &amp;c.; txxxvil. 540. 


Union with Ireland : 


1459. To record, in the most solemn manner, the fixed deter- 
mination of the House to maintain unimpaired and undisturbed the 
Legislative Union between Great Britain and Ireland; ixxxix. 
242, 


Commissioners); Lxxxv1. 22. 639.—LXxxvil. 11.—.Lxxxvitl. 30.— 
LXXXIx. 9.—xc. 32.—xcl. 11. 


1463. By Members who are of the Privy Council :—For 
Accounts and Papers; .ixxv. 117.—.xxvi, 17.—.xxvil. 7-— 
LXXVIII. 8.—LXxxIx. 140.—xc. 28.—xcI. 19.—xcu. 19.——— Of 
Condolence on the Death of the Duke of York; uxxxt. 156. 

Of Condolence and Congratulation on the Death of George 


IV. and Accession of William IV. (In consideration of the sa 
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VIII. Modes of presenting Addresses—continued. 


loss sustained by His Majesty); txxxv. 591. ———Of Condolence 
and Congratulation on the Death of William IV. and Accession 
of Queen Victoria: (In consideration of the recent loss sustained 
by Her Majesty); xc. 493.———Respecting King’s Message 
relative to the Dissolution of Parliament; In consequence of the 
Death of George IV.; ixxxv. 598.———Respecting Queen’s 
Message relative to the Dissolution of Parliament, in consequence 
of the Death of William IV. xcu1. 497. Of Thanks for Lords 
Commissioners’ Speeches at the Opening of the Session; txxvutt. 
§,—LXXIX. 9.—LXXX. 9.—LXXXI. 9.—LXXXIIL. 9.—LXXXIv. 12.— 








LXxxv. 12.—xc11. 17.——Of Thanks for Answers to Addresses ; 
LXxv. 120.—LXxXXxvI. 23. 550.—Lxxxvil. 12.—Lxxxvill. 35.—xc. 
38.———For Messages from the King; txxv. 281. (Respecting 
the Arrival of the Queen.)—.xxxu. 114.—.xxxv. 214. 446. 
———On various Matters; txxv. 454.—.xxvi. 253.—.Lxxvit. 
228.—LXXVIII. 183.—LXXIX. 212.—Lxxx. 482.—Lxxx1. 364.— 
LXXXII. 232.—Lxxx1II. 118.—LXXXIv. 366.—Lxxxv. 1385.—LxxxVvI1. 
374.—LXXXVvIiI. 305.—LXXXVIli. 261.—LXXx1Ix. 499.—xcI. 76.— 
xcut. 589, &amp;c. 


JX. Incidental Proceedings relative to Addresses : 


1464. Addresses read, of the same Session or of a former 
Session; and Resolutions made for other’ Addresses; Lxxvi. 190. 
—xci. 75. 76.———And Bill ordered in thereupon; itxxv. 434. 
———Entry in Journal of Address of a former Session, and of 
the Answer thereto, read; and another Address ordered to be 
presented ; LXXXvV. 32. 


1465. Resolutions for Addresses, and Committees appointed 
to draw up the Addresses; txxv. 111.—.Lxxvi. 4.—Lxxvil. 5.— 


LX XVIII. 5.—LX X1ix. 5.—LXXX. 5.——-LXXXI. 4.—LXXXII. 12.—LXXKXIII. | 


5.—LXXXIV. 6.—LXXXV. 7.—LXxXvVI. 13. 526.—LxxxviIl. 6.— 
LXXXVIII. 27.—LXXXIx. 9.—xc. 24.—xcI. 6.—xcul. 4.———Re- 
ported, Read a Second Time, and agreed to; txxv. 119.—1Lxxvill. 
8.—Lxxx. 9.—[(Nem.con.) Lxxxvi. 539.]—xc. 32.—xclI. 10.—xc11. 
17.—[Note. The Resolution for an Address is usually presented, 
instead of appointing a Committee to draw up a formal Address 
founded upon such Resolution.] 

1466. Addresses Read a Second Time and agreed to, and 
Ordered to be communicated to the Lords at a Conference ; 
LXxxv. 473. 


1467. Addresses brought from the Lords to the Commons are 
twice read, blanks filled up, and Message sent to the Lords 
acquainting them therewith; Lxxxvut. 421. 

1468. Amendments made to Questions for Addresses :—Rela- 
tive to Accounts and Papers; Lxxvi. 397.—Lxx1x. 48,—Lxxxv. 
426.—LXxxvi. 339.—.Lxxxvil. 518.— ——Relative to King’s 
Speech; Lxxxvit. 5.—LXxxvilr. 26.—xc. 24. Relative to 
other Matters ; Lxxvi. 478.—.Lxxvill. 272.—LxxIx. 180.—Lxxx1l. 
114.—Lxxxv. 598.—LxXxxIx. 252.—xc. 284 





1469. Amendments proposed, but not made, to Questions for 
Addresses; Relative to the Royal Speech at the opening of the 
Session; Lxxvil. 5.—_~xxxir. 11.—Lxxxv. 6.—Lxxxvi. 12.— 
LXXXVIII. 25.—LXxx1x. 5.—xcl. 5. ———Relative to other Matters ; 
LXXXxv. 598.—xc. 534.—xc1. 76.——-Amendments proposed, but 





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not made, to Addresses on Reports from the Select Conxmittees 
appointed to prepare the same; Lxxxu. 29,—.xxxv. 11. 
—LXXXVI. 22.—LXXXVIII. 30.—LXXxIx. 9. 


1470. Report of Select Committee read; Motion for Address 
made; Address to be considered in a Committee of the whole 
House; itxxx. 606. 

1471. Orders for presenting Addzesses read, and discharged ; 
(No Answer to such Addresses having been previously reported to 
the House); txxv. 423. 430.—Lxxvil. 168. 442.—1Lxxvu. 119. 
228. 264.—Lxxxul. 351. 426.—-Lxxx1. 170. 552.—Lxxxv. 581.— 
LXXxvi.705. 765,—LXxXvIil. 30. 1384.—Lxxxvill. 58.337. 338. 556. 
—xcl. 571.—xci1. 202. And Returns ordered ; Lxxxv1. 662. 
—xclI. 623. 668.—xc11. 580. And other Addresses ordered; 
LXXVII. 333.—xc. 118.—xcll. 28. 403. 

1472. Order for an Address for a Return Read, and the Re- 
turn ordered to be made forthwith; xc. 650. 





1473. Order of a former Parliament for an Address for 
Returns, Read; House informed that certain Persons had not 
made the Return required: Ordered that they do forthwith 
make a Return to this House; xc. 413. 

1474. Resolution for an Address rescinded, and another Re- 
solution made; Lxxv. 215. 

1475. Resolution, that the House will not proceed upon any 
Motion for an Address to the Crown, praying that Money*may 
be issued, or that any Expense may be incurred but in a Com- 
mittee of the whole House ;—declared a Standing Order; txxvi. 
101. 

1476. Resolutions for Addresses for advancing Money re- 
ported from Committees of the whole House, and agreed to; 
LXXVI. 501.—LXXVII. 477.—LXXVIII. 475.—LxXxIx. 520.—Lxxx, 
622.—LXxxI. 374.—LXxx1Il. 599.—LXXXIII, 547.—LXxxIv. 366.— 
LXXxvV. 635.—Lxxxvi. 909.—LXxXvVII. 578.—LXXxvIll. 716.— 
LXXxIx. 582.—xc. 643. 





X. Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded,— 


relative to Addresses. 





1. Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded,—relative to 


Addresses : 


Accounts and Papers :—For laying them before the House. 
See Accounts and Papers, 6622-6716. 


Agricultural Distress : 

1477. That certain Words proposed to be left out of Question 
for an Address expressing the deep regret of the House at the 
continuance of the distressed State of the Agricultural Interest, 
stand part thereof; xc. 284. 


Agricultural Labourers :—See infra, 1513. 


Army : 

1478. To employ in the Army such Persons as now remain 
upon Half-Pay; cxxvi. 302; ixxx1. 390.— ——To take such 
measures as may cause the Punishment of Flogging in the Army 
to be suspended till after the Meeting of the next Session of Par- 
liament ; Lxxxvul. 417. 


Bell, John :—See infra, 1493. 


Burton, Robert Christie : 


1479. To grant Compensation to the Creditors of Mr. Christie 
Burton, for Loss occasioned to them in support of the Privileges 
of Parliament ; uxxvi. 397. 


GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








Canada: 

1480. To disagree to an Act of the Legislature of Upper 
Canada, 7 Will. IV. c. 17, to prevent the Dissolution of the Par- 
liament of that Province in the event of a Demise of the Crown; 
xcll. 607. 


Capital, Advance of, for Ireland :—See infra, 1507. 


Carlow County : 
1481. For a Commission to proceed to the County of Carlow, 
to inquire into the Facts set forth in the Petitions presented to the 
House relating to the said Election; xc1. 379. 


Cholera : 

1482, That a Daily Report of the Cases of Cholera within the 
Cities and Liberties of London and Westminster, the Borough of 
Southwark, and the Bills of Mortality, be re-issued; txxxvit. 
511. 529. 


Clergy, Convocation of: 

1483. To afford to Parliament the advice and assistance, in 
matters Ecclesiastical, of the Clergy in Convocation assembled 
according to the ancient usage and constitution of the Realm; 
xcil. 317. 


Cohen, 





244. 


ADDRESSES—continued. 





X. (1.) Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to 


Cohen, Levy Emanuel : 
1484. To remit the Remainder of the Term of Imprisonment 


of L. E. Cohen, a Prisoner in the Gaol of Chelmsford under the 
Libel Law; ixxxrx. 88. 


Coinage : 
1485. To direct Inquiries to be made for ascertaining the best 
mode of adapting the Coinage of the Realm to a Decimal Scale ; 


LXxIx. 98. 


Columbian Government: 


1486. Respecting the Right of the Columbian Government to 
be recognized ; Lxxvul. 452. 


Connaught :—See infra, 1507. 


Constitutional Association : 
1487. To direct His Attorney-General to enter a Nolle Pro- 


sequi upon all Indictments laid against Individuals by the Society 
styling itself the Constitutional Association; Lxxv1. 500. 


Corporal Punishment :—See supra, 1478. 
Deccan Prize Money :—See infra, 1499. 

Demerara :—See infra, 1512. 

Demise of the Crown :—See infra, 1610. 


Divorce: 


1488. To give Directions for an Inquiry into the Law of 
Divorce; txxxv. 506. 


Dorchester Unionists : 

1489. To grant a Pardon to, and direct the Recall of, the Six 
Dorsetshire Labourers who were convicted at the Assizes held at 
Dorchester in the Spring of 1834, on the Charge of having taken 
an Oath which was not required by Law, and who were there- 
upon sentenced to Transportation for the term of Seven Years; 
x¢@. 385. 


East India Affairs :—See infra, 1499. 


Europe: 


1490. Respecting the Events which have taken place on the 
Continent of Europe; txxvi. 455. 


Fast Day : 


1491. To appoint a Day to be set apart for National Humi- 
liation and Prayer; (Prev. Q"); Lxxxvi. 246.—Lxxxvul. 53. 


Germanic Diet: 
1492. To exercise His Influence with the Germanic Diet in 


opposition to the course it has pursued in respect to the Liberties 
and Independence of the German People; Lxxxvit. 549. 


Grant, Patrick, and John Bell: 
1493. To grant his gracious Pardon to Mr. Patrick Grant and 
Mr. John Bell, Proprietors of the True Sun Newspaper, now im- 
prisoned in the King’s Bench Prison; txxx1x. 518. 


Half Pay :—See supra, 1478. 
Hunt, Mr. : 


1494. To remit the Remainder of Mr. Hunt’s Imprisonment ; 
Lxxvil. 201. 


Inns of Court : 

1495. To direct the Law Commissioners to examine into Pro- 
ceedings before the Benchers and Visitors of the Four Inns of 
Court, upon Applications of Persons to become Students or to be 
called to the Bar; (Superseded by Adjournment ;) txxxvit. 498. 


Ionian Islands: 


1496. For appointing a Commission to proceed to the Ionian 
Islands, to inquire into the State of the Government there, the 
Conduct of Sir Thomas Maitland, &amp;c.; txxvi. 423. 


Ireland : 


1497. Relative to the melancholy details contained in His 
Majesty’s Speech respecting the Internal Disquiet of certain Dis- 
tricts in Ireland; Prev. Q".; uxxvi1. 195.———For appointing a 
Commission to inquire whether the Government of Ireland, under 
its present form, ought to be continued, or whether the Lord 
Lieutenant and other Officers may not be dispensed with; rxxvut. 
428. Whether the Government of Ireland by a Viceroy is 
any longer necessary; txxxv. 407. 

See infra, 1240. 1244. 








Lanark, New: 


1498. For appointing a Commission to visit New Lanark, to 
inquire into Mr. Owen’s Plan for the Benefit of the Poor; 
LXXvIi. 474. 


Ladies’ Gallery :—See infra, 1614. 
Libel :—See supra, 1293. 1484. 
Maitland, Sir Thomas :—See supra, 1296. 


Munster and Connaught :—See infra, 1507. 


Naroba Govind Outia: 


1499. To cause the Claim of Naroba Govind Outia to be 
judicially considered before the Deccan Prize Money is distrj. 
buted; (Superseded by Adjournment ;) rxxxvu. 615. 


Nation, State of: 


1500. To take into consideration the present State of the 
Nation; Lxxx1. 323. 


Navy : 
1501. For an Inquiry into the manner in which the Lords 
of the Admiralty have exercised their power in respect of Pro- 
motions in the Navy; txxvu1. 409.———That no further Pro. 


motions be made in the Navy, unless on very extraordinary 
occasions ; LXxx1l. 592. 


New South Wales: 


1502. To take the necessary measures for giving to the Free 
Inhabitants of New South Wales some System of Representation, 
such as the circumstances of the Colony shall seem to warrant; 
LXXXxvil. 441, 


Owen, Mr. :—See supra, 1498. 


Parliament : 

1503. To prorogue the present Parliament, and convene an- 
other short Session of Parliament with as little delay as possible, 
to take into consideration the unexpected Disfranchisement pro- 
duced by certain restrictive Clauses of the Act for amending the 
Representation of the People in Parliament; Lxxxvu1. 572,—— 
To hold his Court and Parliament occasionally in Ireland; 


LXXXIx. 385. Similar Motion superseded by Adjournment; 
xc. 318. 


Pensions: 


1504. To direct an Inquiry to be made into the consideration 
of each Pension as it appears in the List ordered to be printed on 
28th August 1833; Amendment proposed and made; Words 


added; Main Question as amended, put and negatived ; txxxix. 
252. 


Peterhead and Banff Harbours : 
1505. For issuing a Sum to the Commissioners of Highland 
Roads and Bridges, towards repairing the Damage done by a 
Storm to the unfinished Harbour Piers; (Prev. Q"); ixxv. 444. 


Poland : 

1506. Not to recognise or in any way give the sanction of His 
Government to the present political State and Condition of Poland, 
the same having been brought about in violation of the Treaty 
of Vienna, to which Great Britain was a Party (Pr. Q’); 
LXXXVIII. 560. 


Poor, Employment of, (Ireland) : 
1507. For an Advance of Capital to Ireland, to be employed 


in Munster and Connaught (Prev. Q"); Lxx1x. 321. 


Portugal : 


1508. Relative to the Affairs of Portugal; txxxv. 161. 


Post Office: 


1509. For a Commission to inquire into the Management of 
the Post Office and Packet Service; txxx1x. 434. 


Promotions : —See supra, 1478. 1501. 


Regency : 

1510. Relative to the Expediency of making provision against 
Dangers to which the Country might be exposed by a Demise of 
the Crown, under the present circumstances of the Sovereign ; 
LXxxv. 626. 

Sicily : 
1511. Relative to Attempts that have been made by the 


Government of the Two Sicilies to reduce the Privileges of the 
Sicilian Nation; txxvi. 458. 


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X. (1.) Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Smith, Rev. John: 
1512. Relating to the Trial and Condemnation of the Rev. 
John Smith, a Missionary in Demerara (Prev. Q"); Lxxrx. 484. 


Special Commissions : 
1513. To grant a general Pardon and Amnesty to the unfor- 
tunate Agricultural and other Labourers tried and convicted at 
the late Special Commissions; txxxvi. 223. 


State of the Nation :—See supra, 1500. 
Strangers’ Gallery : 


1514. For carrying into effect Resolutions of Select Committee 
in 1835; xcrt. 477. 





True Sun Newspaper :—See supra, 1493. 


1515. Questions negatived relative to Amendments 
proposed to Addresses; to certain Words standing 
part of the Question; LXXXVII. 5.—«——To certain 
Words being inserted; LXXXV. 6.—LXXXIX. 5. _——— 
To certain Words being added ; LXXVII. 5.—LXXXII. 
11. 12.—LXXXV. 11.—LXXXVI. 22. 


1516. Motions for presenting Addresses super- 
seded by Previous Questions; LXXV. 444.—LXXIXx. 
321.—LXXXVI. 246.—LXXXVII. 53. 564.--LXXXVIII. 
560.———Superseded by Adjournment ; LXXX. 221. 
—LXXXVII. 498.—LXXXVIII. 615.—XC. 288.—XCII. 
279. 413. 


X. (2.) Motions for Addresses withdrawn,—,relative to— 


Accounts and Papers :—For laying them before the House. 
See Accounts and Papers, 6721-6877. 


Act of Grace :—See infra, 1523. 


Army : 

1517. That His Majesty would be graciously pleased to direct 
that the Warrant of 6 March be reconsidered ; and that the Pay- 
ment to Half-Pay Officers of the Army and Marines, resident in 
Ireland, be made in British Currency; txxvitt. 333. 


Barbadoes : 
1518. Relative to the Demolition of a Methodist Chapel in 
Barbadoes; Lxxx. 594. 


Cambridge University :—See infra, 1547. 
Charter Schools :—See infra, 1532. 1539. 


Chester County Palatine: 
1519. Respecting the State of Administration of Justice in the 
County of Chester, with the view to the Amendment thereof; 
LXXxull. 260. 


Church Establishment, Ireland : 

1520, Regretting the small progress of the Reformation in 
Ireland; and for the adoption of Measures for forming an Esta- 
blishment of the Roman Catholic Church in Ireland; Previous 
Question proposed and withdrawn; Motion withdrawn; Lxx1x. 
500. For a Commission selected from the Privy Council of 
Ireland, to examine into the State of the Established Church in 
Ireland ; Previous Question moved; Previous Question and Mo- 
tion severally withdrawn; Lxxxv. 135. 


Church of Scotland : 
1521. To require the Church of Scotland Endowment Com- 
missioners to report forthwith on the Matters referred to them, in 
so far as the same relate to the City of Edinburgh; xcr. 379. 





Clergy :—See infra, 1525. 1528. 


Courts of Justice : 

1522. For a Commission for inquiring into the Defects occa- 
sioned by time or otherwise in the Laws of this Realm of England, 
as administered in the Courts of Conimon Law; Debate there- 
upon adjourned ; txxxi. 24. Debate resumed, and Motion with- 
drawn, 118. 


Crown Debtors : 
1523. Foran Act of Grace to all Crown Debtors on the ap- 
proaching Coronation; Lxxxvi. 827. 


Distress in Ireland :—See infra, 1543. 
Down and Raphoe Deaneries :—See infra, 1526. 


Dublin Metal Mains: 
1524. To direct immediate Proceedings to be had, for the pur- 
pose of bringing to a close, and ascertaining what Sums remain 
due on account of Pipe, Water and Metal Main Taxes; txxviut. 
445. 


Ecclesiastical Revenue Commission : 
1525. Direction to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners to ascer- 
tain the Locality and Description of each separate Property 
charged with any Fee-Farm Rent, Pension, &amp;c.; txxxvutt. 37. 


1526. To give directions for carrying into effect the Recom- 
mendation of the Commissioners of Ecclesiastical Inquiry in 
Ireland, with respect to the Deaneries of Down and Raphoe, as 
expressed in their Report of 13 July 1831; uxxxtx. 111. 


Factories : 
1527. For a Commission to collect Information in the Manu- 
facturing Districts as to the Employment of Children in Factories, 


and as to the propriety and means of curtailing the Hours of their 
Labour; txxxvimt. 261. 


First Fruits : 
1528. Respecting the State of the First Fruits in Ireland; 
LXXXVI. 373. 


France :—See infra, 1534. 1536. 
Half Pay :—See supra, 1256. 


Home Department: 

1529. Relative to the Non-compliance of a former Address 
regarding the Report of Lord Sidmouth, and other Papers in 
relation to Clerks and Officers in the Home Department; txxvu. 
424, , 


London University :—See infra, 1246. 


Lopez, Sir Manasseh : 
1530. To shorten the time of his Imprisonment; Lxxv. 438. 


Lords Lieutenants of Counties, Ireland: 

1531. To direct the Removal of such of the newly appointed 
Lords Lieutenants as are not resident in their respective Counties; 
LXXXxvI. 895. 


Middleton School, Ireland : 
1532. That the Commissioners of the Board of Education in 
Ireland may, with all convenient speed, effect the Re-instatement 
of the Endowed School of Middleton; txxx. 561. 


Newfoundland : 

1533. To grant to his ancient and faithful Colony of New- 
foundland a Constitutional Legislative Government similar to 
those enjoyed by His Majesty’s other North American Colonies ; 
Previous Question proposed; Previous Question and Motion 
withdrawn; Lxxxvi. 838. 


Newfoundland Fisheries : 

1534. To give directions that the Opinions of the Law Officers 
be taken on the Construction of existing Treaties between Great 
Britain and France relative to the Right of Fishing claimed by 
the French on Part of the Coast and Harbours of Newfoundland 
to the exclusion of British Subjects, so that the same may be 
clearly defined, and the necessary Instructions forwarded to the 
Governor of that Island to protect British Fishermen in their 
Rights and Privileges; txxx1x. 362. 


New South Wales : 

1535. To take the necessary Measures for giving to the Free 
Inhabitants of New South Wales the benefit of Trial by Jury 
in all cases; as also some System of Representation, such as the 
Circumstances of the Colony shall seem to warrant ; LXxxvil. 441. 


Polignac, Prince de, and others : 

1536. To submit the Propriety of His Majesty using his good 
offices with his Ally the King of the French for the Liberation of 
the Prince de Polignac, and Messrs. De Peyronnet, Chantelauze, 
and Guernon De Ranville; xc1. 411. 


Oxford University :—See infra, 1547. 


Post Office : 

1537. To place the Office of Postmaster under the manage- 
ment of a Board of Commissioners, as has been strongly recom- 
mended from time to time in the Reports made by Three Com- 
missions appointed to inquire into and report on the Management 
of the Post Office; uxxxrx. 386. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Railways : 
3Q 





246 


ADDRESSES——ADVOCATES. 





X. (2.) Motions for Addresses withdrawn—(continued)—relative to— 


Railways : 

1538. For appointing a Commission to whose consideration 
shall be submitted every Proposal to construct a Railway in any 
part of Great Britain and Ireland, before the Introduction of a 
Bill for the purpose into Parliament; xc. 802. 


Roman Catholic Church Establishment :—See supra, 1520. 


Schools, Charter, (Ireland) : 

1539. Expressing the marked Sentiments of Regret and In- 
dignation with which the House of Commons perused the details 
of unwarrantable Cruelty practised on the Children in the several 
Charter Schools of Ireland; txxx. 516. See supra, 1532. 


Secretary of State :—See supra, 1529. 


Shannon River: 

1540. For directions to the Irish Government to take steps 
without delay for the purpose of carrying into effect the Measures 
recommended in the Report of the Committee of 1834 to inquire 
into the state of the Shannon Navigation; xc. 242. 

1541. For directions to the Irish Government to take such 
steps without delay as may be necessary to lay before the House 
measures for the Improvement of the Shannon Navigation ; xc. 242. 


Slave Trade : 
1542. Relative to the continued Traffic in Slaves carried on 
under the Protection of Foreign Flags; xc. 242. 


Tipperary : 
1543. That His Majesty will be graciously pleased to take the 
Distress existing in the County of Tipperary and other Districts 
in [reland into consideration; Lxxx1x. 289. 





Tolls and Customs, Ireland : 
1544. For a Commission to inquire into the Tolls and 
Customs collected in Fairs, Markets and Sea Ports in Treland ; 
Lxxx1. 61. 


Unconstitutional Societies (Ireland) : 
1545. Relative to the Establishment of certain Unconstity. 
tional Societies in Ireland (Previous Question) ; Lxxvim. 93. 


University, London : 
1546. To grant Royal Charter of Incorporation, &amp;c. ; txxxyuy, 
548. 


Universities of Oxford and Cambridge : 

1547. To signify His Pleasure to the Universities of Oxford 
and Cambridge respectively, that those Bodies no longer act 
under the Edicts of Letters of James I., 1616, by which “ he 
would have all that take any Degree in Schools to subscribe to 
the Three Articles of the 36th Canon,” with the exception of 
those proceeding to Degrees in Divinity; nor to require the 
Declaration, namely, “ That I am bond fide a Member of the 
Church of England,” nor any other Subscription of Declaration’ 
of like effect and import; rxxxrx. 191. 

1548. To direct a Commission to be issued to inquire into the 
state of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, and the 
respective Colleges therein ; xc11. 333. 





1549. Motion, That an Address had not been com- 
plied with, withdrawn; LXXVII. 424. 
See Committees, 3, 4. 1223. 1224. 





Adjournments :—see Divisions, 128, 129. Elections, 
668-695. House, 46-58. 196. 204, Motions, III. VI. Speaker. 


Adjudications -——See Bankrupts, 26. 
Administration of Assets :—see Assets. 


Admiralty : Bills relative to: 


1. To enable Two or more of the Commissioners to do certain 
Acts heretofore done by Three or more; From the Lords, 
Lxxvit. 157. Read, 158. Rr. a. 172. 


2. To explain and remove doubts touching the Admiralty ; 
From the Lords, txxxu. 586. Read; printed; 586. Passed 
with Amendments; 599. k. a. 609. 


See Accounts and Papers, 32. 


Woolwich Lands. 


Postage and Post Office, 3. 


Admiralty Court: Bills relative to: 


1. To regulate the Practice and Fees in the Vice Admiralty 
Courts Abroad, and to obviate doubts as to their Jurisdiction ; 
Ordered, uxxxvul. 329. Presented; printed; 330. rp. a. 430. 


2. For the better Regulation of the Court of Admiralty in 
Scotland, and of certain Proceedings in the Court of Session con- 
nected therewith; Ordered; presented; printed; xxv. 271. 
Considered ; reported; further consideration put off for Six Weeks, 
and Bill as amended to be printed; 405. Another Bill 
ordered; txxvi. 110. Presented; printed; 158. As amended, 
printed; 259. Re-committed,288. Petitions against; Chamber 
of Commerce of Edinburgh; 249. Merchants of Edinburgh, 260. 
280. Merchants of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 304, p. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 360. R. A. 383. 


See Accounts and Papers, 33-51. Addresses, 39-45. 1371, 
1372. 1445. 1448. Committees, 5. Mauritius, 2. Offences, 
1,2. Petitions, 5. 


Admiralty Court, Lreland : 


1. Reports and Deposition respecting the Conduct of Sir Jonah 
Barrington, Judge of the Court of Admiralty in Ireland, (of the 
last Session) Read; To be considered in a Committee of the whole 
House ; xxxv.196. Considered, 384. Report of Resolutions, 397. 
To be printed, 398. Petition of Sir Jonah Barrington to be heard, 
and to examine Witnesses in his Defence, 417. Printed, 419. 


Admiralty Court, Lreland—continued. 


Petition read; To be heard by Counsel on further consideration 
of Report; 452. Report further considered; Petition of Sir Jonah 
Barrington read; Counsel heard; Motion for reading the Reso- 
lutions a Second Time; a Member acquainted the House that 
Sir Jonah Barrington was desirous of producing Evidence at the 
Bar in his Defence; Amendment proposed, but not made; Reso- 
lutions read a Second Time and agreed to; 460. Resolution for 
an Address thereupon; Committee to draw up Address; Five to 
be the Quorum; 461. Address reported witha Blank ; and agreed 
to; To be communicated to the Lords at a Conference; Conference 
to be desired with the Lords; 473. Petition of Sir Jonah Bar- 
rington, praying to be permitted to produce Evidence at the Bar; 
473, pr. Lords agree to a Conference and appoint the same imme- 
diately ; Managers appointed ; Conference held; and Reported 
that they had left the Address with their Lordships; 474. Address 
agreed to by the Lords, and Blank filled up with ‘ Lords Spiritual 
and Temporal and,” 651. Four Members appointed to go with 
the Lords to wait upon His Majesty with the said Address, 652. 
Answer, 653. 


2. Leave given Mr. Attorney and Mr. Solicitor General to 
plead as Counsel at the Bar of the House of Lords in the Matter 
of Sir Jonah Barrington; txxxv. 641. 


See Addresses, 1371, 1872. 1445. 1448. 
706. Petitions, 6. 


Committees, 6. 


Admir alty Droits :—sce Accounts and Papers, 33-51. 
Addresses, 39-45. Civil List, 3. 


Adrianople, Treaty of :—Amenament proposed, but 
not made, upon Motion for Mr. Speaker leaving the Chair for 
going into Committee of Supply, to substitute “ For an Address for 


Correspondence relating to the Treaty of Adrianople;” xct- 
184. 


Adverse Claims :—see Interpleader. 


Advertisements :—see Accounts and Papers, 52-60. 
Stamps, 11. 


Advocates’ Widows Fund :—see Zudinburgh, 1. 





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Affirmations :——See Committees, 1074. Quakers. 


Africa :——See Accounts and Papers, 64-72. Addresses, 46- 
49. Petitions,7,8. Slaves and Slave Trade, 22. Supply, 25-28. 


African Company :—sSee Accounts and Papers,73, 74. 
African Forts. Committees, 7. 


African Forts :—pin to abolish and transfer Forts and 
other Possessions to His Majesty ; King’s Consent signified ; Bill 
ordered; uxxvi. 93. Instruction for granting Allowances to 
Officers and Servants of the African Company; 111. Bill pre- 
sented ; printed; 117. rn. a.309. See Accounts and Papers, 64-72. 
Supply, 28. 


A gra Go vernment :— Bill to authorize the Court of 
Directors of the East India Company to suspend the execution of 
the provisions of the Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 85, so far as they relate 
to the creation of the Government of Agra; from the Lords; 
xc. 197. Read; printed; 201. Passed, withan Amendment; 448. 

«Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 602. Rr. a. 611. 


Agreements in Writing ee 
Engagements. 


Agricultural and Commercial Bank :— 


See Companies, 41. Petitions, 22. 


Agricultural Distress :—see Addresses, 1477— 
Committees, 8, 9. 707-709. Petitions, 10-21. 


Agricultural Labourers :——See Accounts and Pa- 
pers, 79. Addresses, 50.1513. Committees, 947. Labourers in 
Agriculture. Petitions, 23. 


Agriculture : 

1. Petition of the President and Members of the Board of 
Agriculture, for further support; offered; the King’s Recom- 
mendation signified; Petition brought up and ordered to lie on 
the Table; txxv. 165. 


2. Motions relative to the distressed state of Agriculture, the 
Price of Corn, and other Commodities, and the state of the Cur- 
rency, Negatived; txxvui. 418-420. 


3. Motion for presenting an Address to His Majesty, expressing 
the deep regret of the House at the continuance of the distressed 
state of the Agricultural Interest; Question amended, and Reso- 
lution, That this House will direct its early attention to the recom- 
mendations of the Committee which sat in the last Session of 
Parliament, upon the subject of County Rates, with a view to the 
utmost practical alleviation of those burthens to which the land is 
subject through the pressure of local taxation ; xc. 284. 


4. Amendment proposed, but not made, upon Motion for read- 
ing the Orders of the day, “‘ That in the application of any surplus 
of the Revenue towards the reduction of the burthens of the 
Country, either by a remission of taxes or otherwise, due regard 
should be had to the necessity of affording proportionate relief to 
the Agricultural Interest ;” xc1. 297. 


See Accounts and Papers, 75-78. Addresses, 51. 1404. 
Committees, 710,711. County Rates, 8. Currency, 4.7. 
Distress, 3. Petitions, 24. 2207. Reports (Lords), VI. 


Airdrie :—Petition for » Bill for erecting that Town into s 
burgh or barony, and for establishing a Police; Referred; xxv. 
44. Reported, 104. Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered ; 
Committee to report on Notices, &amp;c.; 119. Bill presented, 142. 
R. A. 383. 


Alehouses: Bills relative to: 


1. For amending the Laws for regulating the manner of li- 
censing the same; Ordered, txxvii. 263. Presented; printed; 
271. Voices given, 295. As amended, printed; 330. Re-com- 
mitted ; Voices given, 334. | Re-committed, 361. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to; 457. R. a. 467. 

Petitions against the above Bill; Referred to the Committee 
on the Bill, and Counsel ordered; From Acton, John; ixxvu. 
308. Alston, Daniel, 308. Altrincham, 324. Ashton-under- 
Lyne, 321. Barnstaple, 300. Barton upon Irwell, 334. Best, 
James, 289, rp. Bury, 324. Cheetham, 321. Cobb, Francis, 
and Francis William Cobb, 308. Cole, Stephen Thomas, and 
George Francis, 305. Cole and Francis, Messrs., Victuallers 
in their Trade, 305. Crallan, Thomas, 308. Exeter City, 308. 
Failsworth, 321. Francis, George, 305. George, Robert, 295. 





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(1820—1837.) 








Alehouses : Bills relative to—continued. 


Petitions against Bill—continued. 
Goodeve, John, and Benjamin Goodeve, txxvi. 308. Gordon, 
Alexander, and John Johnson, 308. Halliday, Simon, 308. Hard- 
man, James, 308. Harrison, Samuel, 308. Helen’s, St., 308. Hole, 
Samuel, Richard Potter and Samuel Harrison, 308. Hulkes, 
Thomas Day, 295. Johnson, John, 308. Levenshulme, 321. 
Liverpool, 308. Macclesfield, 321. Manchester, Leaseholders, 
&amp;c. of Alehouses, 308. Manchester, Licensed Victuallers, 308. 
321. Northwich, 308. Oldham, Manchester and Salford, Li- 
censed Victuallers, 308. Parfit, William Belcher, 308. Potter, 
Richard, 308. Prescot and St. Helen’s, Licensed Victuallers, 308. 
Prestwich, 324. Ratcliffe,324. Reading, 305. Robinson, Henry, 
308. Rochdale, 321. Salford, Leaseholders, &amp;c. of Alehouses, 
308. Salford, Licensed Victuallers, 308. 321. Salter, Samuel, 
and Job Woodman, 289, rp. Stevens, Thomas, 295. Stockport, 
308. Stretford, 324. Studd, Mary, Simon Halliday and John 
Acton, 308. Tamplin, Richard, 308. Taunton, 345. Tomson, 
Richard, 300. Twickenham, Victuallers in the Trade of Messrs. 
Cole and Francis, 305. Vallance, William, 295. Warrington, 
308. Wigney, George, 300. Wigney, William, senior, 300. 
Wigney, William, junior, 300. Woodham, Job, 289, p. 

Petitions in favour of the above Bill; Referred to the Committee 
on the Bill, from Inhabitants of Hertford, 308. Licensed Victual- 
lers of the Metropolis, 295, Pp. Brewers of Southampton, 308, p. 


2. To continue Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 77; Ordered, .txxx1. 
183. Presented; printed,183. Petitions against, From Mayor, 
&amp;c. of Liverpool 263. Licensed Victuallers of Saint James, 
Westminster, 270, p.. Second Reading put off for Three Months, 
270. 


3. To continue Act 3 Geo. IV. c.77; Ordered, txxx1. 292. 
Presented; printed; 296. R.a. 376. 


4. To continue for a time to be limited, Act 3 Geo. IV. c.77; 
Ordered; txxxu. 512. Presented, 518. Petition of the Go- 
vernor and Guardians of the Poor of Chester, against, 675. R. a. 
598. 


5. To regulate the granting of Licenses to Keepers of Inns, 
Alehouses and Victualling Houses in England; Ordered, uxxxu1. 
401. Presented, 401. As amended, printed, 405. Re-com- 
mitted to a Select Committee, 450. (See Committees, 712.) Re- 
ported; Further Consideration of Report put off for a Month; 
Bill, as amended, printed; 574. 

Petitions against; From Deal Licensed Victuallers, txxxu. 
467, Pp. Deal, Mayor, &amp;c. Referred, 472. Gravesend and 
Milton, Referred, 464. Hexham, Referred, 555. Lichfield, 448. 
Referred, 450. Liverpool, 433. Macclesfield, 433, rp. Milton, 
Referred, 464. Nottingham, 481. Ramsgate, 467, rp. Rochester, 
Referred, 506. Sandwich, Licensed Victuallers, Referred, 472. 
Sandwich, Mayor, &amp;c., 440. 


6. To regulate the granting of Licenses to Keepers of Inns, 
Alehouses and Victualling Houses; Ordered; rxxx111.172. Pre- 
sented; printed; 190. Petition of James Hillary, of London, 
Wine Merchant, for the Introduction of a clause of Indemnity, 
194, p. Bill, as amended, printed, 453. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 517. R.A. 535. 

Petitions against; From Abingdon, Mayor, &amp;c., Lxxxm1. 
361, P. Boston, Mayor, &amp;c., 361. Bowers, Henry, Mayor of 
Chester, 328, ep. Bridgnorth Commonalty, &amp;c., 420, p. Button, 
Edward, 467, p. Chester, Mayor, &amp;c., 328, pr. Chesterfield, 
Mayor, &amp;c., 361. Clifton, Dartmouth Hardness, Mayor, &amp;c., 406, P. 
Cowbridge, Mayor, &amp;c., 386, p. Cruden, Robert Pierce, of Graves- 
end, 225, Pr. Deal, 443. Derby, Mayor, &amp;c., 361,P. Dorchester, 
Mayor, &amp;c., 361. Dovor, Mayor, &amp;c., 426, 427, p. Faversham, 
Mayor, &amp;e., 352. Folkestone, 443. Fordwich, Mayor, &amp;c., 443. 
Gravesend and Milton, Mayor, &amp;c., 322. Grantham, Aldermen, 
&amp;e., 401, p. Horne, Edward, Alderman of Wokingham, 287. Hun- 
tingdon, Mayor, &amp;c., 254, p. Larden, John, of Chester, 328, p. 
Maidstone, Mayor, &amp;c., 385, Pp. Marlborough, Mayor, &amp;c., 361. 
Milton, 322. Newell, William, of Chester, 328, p. Penzance, 
Mayor, &amp;c., 401, p. Plymouth, Mayor, &amp;c., 254, p. Poole, Mayor, 
&amp;e., 340. Radnor, Earl of, 406. Rochester, Mayor, &amp;c., 279, Pp. 
Romney, New, Mayor, &amp;c., 451, p. Saffron Walden, Mayor, &amp;c., 
304,r. Sandwich, 448. Sarum, New, Earl of Radnor, Mayor, 
&amp;e., 406. Tewkesbury, Commonalty, &amp;c., 415. Tiverton, Mayor, 
&amp;e., 279, p. Trowbridge, 304. Wallingford, Mayor, &amp;c., 335, p. 
Wareham, Mayor, &amp;c., 390. Wenlock, Commonalty, &amp;c., 431. 
Winchelsea, Mayor, &amp;c., 479,r. Wokingham, Edward Horne, 
Alderman of, 287. 

Petition in favour ; From Wallingford, 1xxxuu. 451, Pp. 

7. To amend Act 9 Geo. IV., c. 61, and for the better Regula- 
tion and Management of Inns, Alehouses and Victualling Houses, 
in England; Ordered, xc. 263.; Presented; printed; 263. Fur- 
ther consideration of Lords’ Amendments put off for Three 
Months, 840. 

8. For 


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Alehouses: Bills relative to—continued. 

8. For the better Regulation and Management of Inns, Ale- 
houses and Victualling Houses; Ordered, xc. 273. Presented ; 
printed; 274. Petition of the Rector, Churchwardens, Overseers 
and Inhabitants of Saint Pancras, Middlesex, in favour, 536. Bill, 
as amended, printed, 350. Re-committed ; Committee put off for 
Three Months, 571. 


9. For the better Regulation of all Places at which intoxicating 
Drinks are sold, with a view to diminish the Crime and Misery of 
which they are the fruitful source; Ordered, xc11. 58. Presented ; 
printed; 103. Petition against, From Nottingham, 221. 
Petitions in favour, From Huddersfield, 464. Pateley Bridge, 
471. Second Reading deferred, 327. 


10. To regulate the granting of Certificates, authorizing Per- 
sons to keep common Inns, Alehouses and Victualling Houses in 
Scotland; Ordered, txxx1. 181. Presented; printed; 187. 
Committed to a Select Committee; 341. (See Committees, 713.) 
Bill, as amended, printed, 378. Re-committed to a Committee 
of the Whole House, 399. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 481, 
R. A. 535. 


Motions relative to : 

11. For reading a Second Time a Clause offered to be added 
to the Alehouse Licensing Bill; Ques. Neg. thereupon; ixxx1. 
353. 

12. For bringing ina Bill for better regulating the granting of 
Certificates authorizing Persons to keep common Inns, Alehouses 
and Victualling Houses in Scotland, and for the better Regula- 
tion of such Houses; Ques. Neg. thereupon; txxxrx. 96. 

13. That leave be given to bring in a Bill for the better classifi- 
cation of Public Houses, and for improving the regulations affecting 
the same, with a view to the better preservation of the Public 
Health and Morals; withdrawn; xc. 452. 

See Beer. Committees,712,713. Hotel Keepers. Ossulston 
Hundred. Petitions, 28-37. 


Aliens: Bills relative to: 

1. For further continuing Act 56 Geo. III.c. 86. for esta- 
blishing Regulations respecting Aliens; Ordered, txxv. 266. 
Presented; printed; 271. Petition from Westminster against ; 
290, Pp. Motions for several Instructions negatived; 431. 
R. A. 468.———Another Bill; Ordered, txxvi1. 323. Presented; 





Aliens: Bills relative to—continued. ’ 


printed ; 323. Petitions against, From Leicester, 385, p, 
423, p. R.A. 474.———— Another Bill; Ordered, rxx;, 205 
Presented; printed ; 205. Petitions against, From Corporation 
of Nottingham, 230, p. Corporation of London, 247, p, [nha 
bitants of Derby, 253, rp. R. a. 370. 


2. For further continuing Act 58 Geo. IIT. for prevent; 
Aliens from becoming naturalized or Denizens ; Ordered, rxxy. 
266. Presented, 271. R. a. 341.————Another Bill; Ordereg 
Lxxvil. 81. Presented, 82. R. a. 126. ’ 


3. For the Registration of Aliens ; Ordered, rxxx1. 266, Pye. 
sented; printed; 299. Rr. a. 376.——— For the Registration 
of Aliens, and to repeal Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 54; Ordered, xcy, 17, 
Presented ; printed ; 219. Rk. A. 391. 


4. For the Naturalization of Aliens in certain cases ; Ordered, 
xcu. 75. Not presented. 


Ipswich, 


See Accounts and Papers, 83. 91. 
Supply, 30. 


Addresses, 52-54. 


Allegiance :——Oaths of Allegiance and Supremacy taken 


and subscribed : By The Speaker and Members of the House at the 
beginning of New Parliaments (April 1820); txxv. 109.—(No. 
vember 1826); txxx11. &amp;.—(October 1830); txxxvi. 7.—(June 
1831); Lxxxvi. 523.—(January 1833); Oaths by law required; 
LXxxvul. 5.—(February 1835); xc. 5.——In consequence of 
the Accession of Will. IV. (June 1830) ; xxxv. 589.———In con- 
sequence of the Accession of Queen Victoria (June 1837); xc1, 
490.——By Members returned upon new Writs; txxv. 89.— 
LXXVI. 66.—LXXVII.3.—LXXVIII. 3.—LXXIX. 3.—Lxxx. 3.—.Lxxxn. 
361.—LXXXIII. 3.—LXXXIV. 4.—LXXXV. 3.—LXXXVI. 7. 523.— 
LXXXVII. 3.—LXXXVIII. 31.—xc. 5.—xCII. 3. 


Almanacks :—Biit to repeal the Stamp Duties on Alma- 


nacks and Directories, and to give other relief with relation to 
the Stamp Duties in Great Britain and Ireland respectively ; 
Ordered, txxx1x. 530. Presented; printed; 534. Rk. a. 593, 
See Accounts and Papers, 92. Petitions, 41. 


Almshouses :—Bil to exempt Occupiers of Almshouses 


from Parochial Rates ; Ordered, txxxv. 437. Presented ; printed; 
437. Committee deferred ; 593. Not proceeded in. 








Amenpments. 








Amendments made; 1—18. 


Amendments proposed, but not made ; 19—36. 

Amendments to Amendments; 37—52. 

Incidental Proceedings ; 53—57. 

Questions Negatived, Motions Withdrawn, and Amendments 


Withdrawn; 58—6l. 





I. Amendments made,—vrelative to—viz. 


Accounts and Papers : 

1. To Questions for ordering them to be laid before the House ; 
UXXIx. 174.—LXXXvil. 168.—Lxxx1x. 27.—xc1. 341.—xci. 157. 
———To Questions for presenting Addresses; For Accounts and 
Papers; uxxvi. 397.—.LxxIx. 48.—Lxxxv. 426.—.Lxxxvi. 339.— 
Lxxxvil. 518. 


Addresses : 


2. To Questions for presenting them; txxvi. 478.—.Lxxviu. 
272.—Lxxix. 180.—LXxxII. 114.—LXXXVII. 5.—LXxXxvVIU. 27.— 
LXXXIX. 252.—xc. 24. 284. 





Bills : 


3. To Questions; For leave to bring in a Bill; txxxvu. 196. 
———tThat Parties be permitted to proceed with a Private Bill; 
XC. 184. For now reading Bills a Second Time ; txxv. 330. 
—LXXVI. 185-207.—Lxxvil. 278.—Lxxvill. 110,—Lxx1x. 289.-— 
LXXxX. 73-348.—LXxXI. 178.—LXXXI1. 322.—Lxxx1II. 120.—-LXXXV- 
171.—Lxxxvi. 154.—Lxxxvill. 283.—.Lxxxrx. 173.—xc. 106.— 
xCl. 67.—xcl. 131, &amp;c.———On future days; xcr. 444.——— 
In Six Months ; 1xxxvi11. 480.———F or committing a Bill ; .xxx- 
307.———For The Speaker’s now leaving the Chair; Lxxxul. 
191.—xcil. 364. 472. 522.——_——For the House immediately re- 

solving 












Se Fi 





AMEN DMENTS—continued. 





— 


I. Amendments made—(continued)—relative to— 


Bills—continued. 
solving itself into a Committee on a Re-committed Bill; uxxrx. 
441. For appointing a particular Day for the House again 
to resolve itself into Committee on a Bill; uxx1x. 267. For 
Instruction to Committees on Railway Bills; xc1. 340.——For 
discharging a Committee from proceeding upon a Bill; ixx:x. 
311.———For re-committing Bills; uxxvi. 376.—1xxx111. 186. 
—xc. 312.———For now receiving Reports on Bills; uxxv1. 496. 
—LXXxVIll. 436.—.Lxx1x. 493.———For now bringing up the Re- 
port on a Bill; uxxx1. 215.———For now reading Reports on 
Bills ; txxxvi. 323.———For now reading Committees’ Amend- 
ments a Second Time; ixx1x. 478.—1xxx. 443. 466. 486.—Lxxx1. 
201.—LXXXIl. 454,.—.Lxxx111. 99. 312.—.LxxxIv. 159. 304.—Lxxxvl. 
641.—LXXXVII. 261.—-Lxxx1x, 193.—xc. 499.—xc1. 330.— ——For 
agreeing with Committees in Amendments to Bills; txxx111. 533. 
—Lxxxv. 605.———For now taking Reports of Bills into further 
consideration; .~xxxv. 576.—xcI. 318. In Six Months; 
LXXxIl. 354.—-———That Bills be now read a Third Time; txxv1. 
329.—LXXxVIlI. 256.—Lxxviil. 289.—LXxx11I. 404.—LxxxIv. 324.— 
LXXXVII. 389,—Lxxx1x. 468.—xc. 571. This day Six Months; 
Lxxx. 462.— —That Lords’ Amendments be now read a Second 
Time; xcr. 840. 
4. Amendments made to Brits [as distinguished from the 
foregoing Amendments to Questions relative to Bills,] On various 
Stages, viz.: On the Report ; uxxv1. 99.—Lxxvul. 88.—.Lxxvi1t. 116. 
—LXXIx. 284,—Lxxx. 113.—LxxxI. 255.—Lxxxu11. 208, &amp;c¢.———— 
Lords’ Bills; uxxx. 597.—1xxxvi. 171, &amp;c.———On further con- 
sideration of Report; ixxv. 214.—.Lxxvi. 250. txxx1. 248.— 
LXxxvil. 193, &amp;c. On Third Readings; uxxv. 272.—.xxv1. 
178.—Lxxvil. 97.—LXXxVIII. 233.—LxxIx. 163.—Lxxx. 168.— 
LXxxir. 556.—Lxxxitt. 159.—-Lxxxv. 254.—-LxXxxvilI. 239.— 
LXXXIX. 150.—xc. 517.—xct. 569.—xc11. 46, &amp;c.———— Lords’ Bills 
(made and entered); uxxvitt. 157.—Lxx1x. 520.—.xxx. 613-624. 
—LXxxiI. 365.—.Lxxxul. 410.—LXXXxVvI. 715.—Lxxxvitl. 657-700. 
—LXXxxIx. 394,.—xc. 292.—xc1. 110.—xc11. 551. Amendment 
proposed to Lords’ Bill on Third Reading, entered and agreed to; 
Lxxvi. 240.———Amendments made on the Third Reading of a 
Lords’ Bill to Amendments which had been reported from the Com- 
mittee, and agreed to by the House; xc. 633.———On resuming 
adjourned Proceedings; uxxv1. 183.—.xxx1. 251.—.xxx11I. 356.— 
LXXxvVI. 428. 648.—-LXXXvII. 215.—LxXxx1Ix. 350.—xc. 246.—— 
On resuming adjourned Debate on Question that a Bill do 
pass; LXXVI. 468.———Amendments made by Committees to 
Bills agreed to; txxv. 221.—.xxvi. 99.—Lxxxix. 302, &amp;c. 
Agreed to on Division; uxxv. 379, &amp;c.———Agreed to, with 
Amendments ; txxvi. 217.—Lxxvil. 392.—.Lxx1x. 221,—Lxxxv. 
5656.—.xxxvi. 726, &amp;c.———In Lords’ Bills; txxvi. 481.— 
LXxx. 459.—.xxxvi. 171, &amp;c.———Agreed to, as Amended; 
LXXXI. 228.—1Lxxxvit. 575.———Amendments made by Com- 
mittees to Clauses proposed to be added to Bills agreed to; ixxv. 
448.—Lxxvi. 284.—.xXxviI. 126.—.Lxxx. 203.—.Lxxxvil. 339, &amp;c. 
———Lords’ Amendments agreed to; txxv. 243.—.xxvi. 501.— 
LXxvil. 384.—Lxxvill. 458.—LxxIx. 458.—Lxxx. 374.—.Lxxx1. 175. 
—LXXxXIl. 534.—LXXxIII. 229.—LxXxxIv. 157.—.xxxv. 277.— 
LXXXVI. 179.—LXXXvII. 111.—LxXxxvil. 217.—.Lxxxix. 210, &amp;c. 
———Agreed to, with Amendments; txxvim1. 386.—Lxxx11. 469. 
—LXXXI1. 498.—LXxXxVIl. 553.—LXxxvill. 453-629.—Lxxx1x. 492, 
&amp;e.———-On considering Amendments made by the Lords; 
Amendments made in the Original Bill in order to make the same 
conformable to an Amendment made by the House to a Lords’ 
Amendment; xc1. 786. In order to make the same con- 
formable to the Amendments made by the Lords in a former part 
of the Bill; xcr. 786. Amendments made in the original 
Bill (without stating any reason) on considering Lords’ Amend- 
ments; xc1. 786. See also, Bills, 387-417. 


5. Manner of making Amendments to Bills, viz.: By leaving out 
certain Wordsand inserting or adding others; txxv1.227.—Lxxxvi. 
216, &amp;c.—In Lords’ Bills; txxxvi. 171.—.xxxix. 395, &amp;c.——— 
By leaving out certain Words in a Lords’ Bill, and inserting a 
Clause ; rxxx. 624. Inthe Titles of Bills; txxxvim. 239.—.xxxrx. 
339. In the Titles of Lords’ Bills; txxxur. 641.—1.xxxvi. 716.— 
LXXXVII. 585.—Lxxx1x. 394, &amp;c.———In Committees’ Amendments 
to Lords’ Bills; uxxx1. 228.—.xxxvir. 575, &amp;c.———In Clauses 
proposed to be added to Bills; rxxxv. 492.—.xxx1x. 570. 
By leaving out certain Words; uxxvi. 227.—.xxvim. 440.— 
LXxix. 406.——-Lxxx. 357.—LXXxI1I. 208.—Lxxxvil. 436.—xcI. 569. 
—xcu. 386. In Lords’ Bills; uxxx. 694.—1xxxvi. 171-2. In 
the Title of a Lords’ Bill; xcu. 450.——By leaving out a 
Clause on Third Reading which had been added on the Report; 
XcI. 817.———By inserting or adding certain Words; ixxv1. 
227.—.xxxv. 640.—1xxxvil. 436, &amp;c. In Lords’ Bills; uxxx. 
624.—1xxxvi. 171.—.Lxxxrx. 395, &amp;c. In the Title of a Lords’ 
Bill; uxxrx. 520. In Clauses (being part of Committees’ Amend- 


























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Bills—continued. 

ments to Bills); rxxxvt. 726. 930.———By inserting Schedules; 
LXXXvi. 845.—.xxxvil. 217. To Lords’ Bill; txxxvi. 887. 
By adding Clauses to Lords’ Bills on Third Reading ; uxxv1. 240. 


—Lxxxvi. 715, &amp;c. 


6. Manner of making Amendments to Bills; By the Lords. 
In the Title; txxx. 376.—.xxx1. 2891 351.—.xxxu. 469.— 
LXXXIII. 498.—Lxxxv. 608.—Lxxxvil. 587.—LXxxvill. 453. 661.— 
xc. 562.—xcr. 432.—xci1. 245.——~In the Schedule; .xxx. 
418. 535.—Lxxx1. 350.— LxxxIv. 155.—Lxxxv. 632.—1Lxxxv1. 752. 
— LXXXVII. 378. — Lxxx1x. 303.—xc. 307. 598.—xcu. 266, &amp;c. 
By inserting Schedules; txxx11.609.—.xxx111. 457—498.—LXxxxvVI. 
745.—.xxxvill. 730. By leaving out Schedules; txxxvi. 514.— 
xci. 777. 820. By leaving out Schedules and inserting others; 
xc. 620.—xcI. 462. By inserting or adding Clauses; txxv. 
243.—Lxxx. 624.—LxxxI. 199.—.xxxil. 469.—Lxxx1. 371.— 
LXXXIV. 330.— Lxxxv. 608.—LxxxviI. 179.— Lxxxvil. 111.— 
LXXXIX. 132.—xc. 290.— xcr. 335.—xcu. 277, &amp;e. By omitting 
one Clause and inserting another; ixxx. 632. By leaving out 
Clauses; txxv. 243.—.Lxxx1. 365.—Lxxxvitl. 340. 732.—xc. 618. 
By leaving out part of a Clause added by the Commons, and 
inserting a new Clause; txxxvi. 340. By leaving out Clauses 
added by the Commons by way of Riders; itxxxvim. 732.— 
xc. 618.—xci. 79.———To Clauses added to Bills; txxxv. 651. 
—LXXXxvilI. 340.—LxXxx1x. 160.—xc1. 684.—xcu. 603.———In 
Clause added by the Committee; xc1. 717. By altering Table 
of Duties at the end ofa Bill; rxxxi1. 505. (The Amount of Duty 
was not altered, but the words of the Table were changed.) 

7. Amendments made to Bills in Committee of the whole 
House :—Amendments made to the Preamble; xci. 654.——— 
Amendments made to Clauses by leaving out Words; xcu. 201. 
By leaving out one Schedule and adding another; txxxv1. 822. 





Committees : 


8-9. To Questions; That the House do resolve itself into a 
Committee; xcu.259. That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair ; 
LXXXVI. 84.—xc. 155.————For appointing Select Committees ; 
LXXVI. 252. 287.—.Lxxvill. 390.—LXx1x. 349.—Lxxx. 72. 124.— 
LXXxl. 92.—LXxXviI. 156. 338.—LxxxIx. 39. 87.—xc1. 42.——— 
To alter the Terms of the Appointment of a Select Committee ; 
LXXxv. 265. 


Debates : 
10. To Questions for adjourning Debates to future Days; 
Lxxvi. 346.———For further adjourning Debates to future Days ; 
LXxv. 356. 


Elections: 


11; To Question,—That the Speaker do issue his Warrant for 
New Writs; xc. 262. 


House : 

12. To Questions,—That certain Persons be taken into Cus- 
tody of the Serjeant-at-Arms; xc. 330. Be called to the Bar; 
Lxxxvill. 611. Be called to the Bar to be reprimanded and dis- 
charged ; xc. 336. Be again called in; xcr. 676. 


Orders of the Day: 
13. To Question,—For now reading an Order of the Day; 
LXXVIII. 435.—LXxXxvi. 324. 506.—xc. 379. For now reading 
the other Orders of the Day; txxxi1. 576. 


Petitions : 
14. To Questions,—That they do lie upon the Table; txxvi. 
311. That a Petition fora Bill be referred to a Committee ; 
xcl. 67. 





Reports : 
15. To Questions,—For now bringing up Reports; txxvn. 


256.———For referring Reports to Committees of the whole 
House; txxv. 179. 


Resolutions : 

16. To Questions,—For a Resolution of the House by leaving 
out Words ; rxxviit. 470.—Lxxxv. 451.—xcI. 9.——By leaving 
out Words, and inserting or adding other Words; txxvi. 194.— 
LXXVII. 49,—LXXXI. 61.—Lxxxv. 610.—.xxxviti. 336. By adding 
Words; ixxxi. 259.—.Lxxxv. 451. 582.—xc. 102. 


17. Amendments made to Resorutions, as distinguished from 
the foregoing Amendments to Questions relative to Resolutions, 
viz.: Resolutions of Committees of Supply; txxv. 328.—.xxv1. 
487,— LXXVII. 82,—-LXXVII. 444,——LXXXVIII, 383.—xcu. 586. 

—— Of 
3R 





250 AMENDMENTS—continued. 








I. Amendments made—(continued)—relative to— 


Resolutions—continued. 
———Of other Committees of the whole House; txxv. 321.—.xxv1. 
110. 195.—Lxxvn. 386.—Lxxvuitl. 431.—Lxxx, 449.—Lxxxu11. 509. 
—Lxxxvilr. 482. 493, &amp;c.———-Of Select Committees ; xc. 544. 


18. Manner of making Amendments to Resolutions, viz.: By 
leaving out certain Words, and inserting or adding others; uxxv1. 





Resolutions—continued. 
195.—LXX VII. 82.—Lxxviil. 431.—xc. 544. ——— By leaving out 
certain Words ; Lxxx111. 509. —xc. 544. By inserting certain 
Words; txxv. 321.—.xxvi. 110.—.xxvit. 82.—LXxxvmq, 489, 
xc. 544, By adding Words at the end of Resolutions; rxxyy;. 
313.—Lxxvill. 470.—Lxxxvill. 482, &amp;c. 


II. Amendments proposed, but not made,—relative to— 


Accounts and Papers : 
19. To questions for ordering them to be laid before the House; 
LxxIx. 19. For printing them; ixxx1x. 467. 


Addresses : 


20. To Questions for presenting them; ixxvil. 5.—.Lxxx. 
594. LXxxil. 12. 14.—.Lxxxv. 6.—LXxxviI. 12.—1Lxxxvil. 549.— 
LXXXVIII. 7.—-LXXXIX. 5.-—-xc. 534.—xcI. 5.———To Question 
for referring them to Committee of Supply; 1xxx. 470.———To 
Addresses on Report from Committee toprepare the same; Lxxx11. 
29.—Lxxxv. 29.—-Lxxxvi. 22.———-To a Committee of the 
whole House; tx xvii. 393. 


Bills : 
21. To Questions,—For leave to bring in Bills; rxxv111. 305. 
—LXX1x. 205.--LX X X11. 193,—LXxxull. 405,—LXXxv, 27.—LXXXVI. 
173.—LxxXXxvil. 488.—LXxxvIII. 35.—Lxxx1x. 296.———For now 


reading Bills the First Time ; rxxvit. 103.—.Lxx1x. 205.—Lxxxvill. | 


141.———For now reading Bills a Second Time; txxv. 213.— 
LXXVI. 77.—LXXVII. 160.—LXXVUII. 126.—Lxx1x. 40.—.Lxxx. 108. 
—LXXXIX. 28.—xcl. 47.—xc11. 83, &amp;c.———For reading Bills a 
Second Time on future Days; Lxxvi. 87.—Lxxvil. 377.—Lxxx. 
483,—Lxxxil. 394.—LXXxvVIIl. 154.--LXxxIx. 383.—xciI. 210. 
——In Six Months; vxxvu. 185.—1xxvuir. 110. That 
Bills be Committed; txxix. 167. 280.—Lxxx111. 489,—Lxxxv. 
607.————For an Instruction to the Committee on a Bill; xc1. 
473.———For the House immediately resolving itself into Com- 
mittees on re-committed Bills; txx1x. 406.—-Lxxxv. 568.——— 
For the House now resolving itself into Committees on Bills; 
LXxx1. 485.—xc. 470.———Upon the Morrow or future Days; 
LXXxx1u. 489.———For the Speaker leaving the Chair on the 
Order of the Day being read for the Committal of Bills; rxxv. 431. 
—LX XVI. 371.—LXXVIII. 107,—Lxx1x. 106.—Lxxx. 111.—LxxX111. 
171.—Lxxx1v. 252.—LXxXxVil. 41.—LXXXVIII. 164.—&gt;LXxx1Ix. 91.— 
xc. 350.—xcl. 639.—xc. 358, &amp;c.—&lt;— After the House had 
resolved to resolve itself immediately into Committee on a re-com- 
mitted Bill; txxx1. 273.———— For now bringing up Reports; 
LXXXIII. 614,—.LxxxIv. 313. 401.—=Lxxxvil. 565.————That a Re- 
port do lie upon the Table; rxxx.451.———For now receiving 
Reports; Lxxvil. 371.—-Lxxvull. 198, 392.—.Lxx1x. 462,————_ For 
receiving a Report, this day (after sitting late); Lxxv11.377,—— 
That a Report be now read; xcut. 573. ———For now taking Reports 
into further consideration; Lxxx1. 339.—LXxxv1I. 198.——— On 
the Morrow, or on future Days; Lxxvil. 377. —LxxxvIlI. 218,——— 
In Three Months; txxxu. 586.——That a Committee be dis- 
charged from any further proceeding ona Bill; txxv1.357.——— 
That a Clause be added to a Bill on the Report ; xc1r. 762. For 
now reading Committees’ Amendments to Bills a Second Time; txxv. 
379.—Lxxvill. 378. 392.—LNXxIx. 407.—.Lxxx. 405. 526.—Lxxx1. 
248.—Lxxx1lIl. 208.374.—LxxxIV. 190.—LXXxv. 387.—LXXxvVII. 
222.—LXxxVIll. 375. 699.—-LxxxIx. 282.—xc. 405.—xc1. 244.— 
xClI. 222, &amp;c. For agreeing with Committees in Amend- 
ments; xci. 552. ———— For re-committing Bills; txxvi. 189.— 
LXXVIIM. 463,—LXXIX. 367.—LXXXIII. 484.—LXXXvII. 394,———— 
That Bills be Ingrossed; txxvu. 447.—xci; 199.———For 
now reading Bills a Third Time; txxv. 439.—1xxvi. 180. 227. 
——LXXVII, 225.—LXXVIII. 127,—LxXxIx. 246.—Lxxx. 129,—Lxxx1. 
164, 214.——Lxxx1l. 376,—LXxxIII. 381.—-LXxxIv. 184.—Lxxxv. 
254.—LXxxvVIlIl. 239,—Lxxx1x. 139.—xc1. 148,————This Day, 
(after sitting late), on the Morrow, or on future Days; txxxiv. 
313.——To Questions, That Bills do pass ; txxv1.495.—LxxxIVv. 
332.—xcI. 5680.———To Questions specifying the Titles of Bills ; 
LXXVil. 444.—.Lxxxv. 604.—.Lxxxvil. 308.—xc1. 760.——For 
now taking Lords’ Amendments into consideration; Lxxv1. 398. 

Fornow reading Lords’ Amendments a Second Time ; txxvi1. 
424.—Lxxxv. 651.—xci. 786. To Question, That Lords’ 
Amendments be taken into consideration thisday Three Months ; 
xc1. 740. For agreeing to Lords’ Amendments; xct. 788. 
That Lords’ Amendments be Printed; xc1. 822. To Ques- 
tion, That leave be granted to give Notices (Standing Orders not 
having been complied with); txx1x, 123. 


22. Amendments proposed, but not made to Bills [as distin- 
guished from the foregoing Amendments proposed but not made to 
Questions relative to Bills,] on various stages, viz: On the Report 








Bills—continued. 

LXXVII. 13.-—-LXXVIII. 165.—-LXxx. 585.—.Lxxxul. 152.—.xxxyy, 

122.. On further consideration of Report; txxx. 303, 

LXXxII. 400.—LxxxIV. 179.—Lxxxvil. 193.—xcr. 224,— 
On Third Readings; uxxv. 312.—1xxvi. 474.—.Lxxvi. 14.— 
LXXVIII. 127,—Lxx1Xx. 454,.—LxxXx.251.—-LxxXI. 135.—.Lxxxm1. 518, 
—LXXXV. 254.—LXXXVI. 338.—LXXxVIII. 239.—LxXxxIx. 139,— 
xcI. 465.--xcu. 516.—-—-On resuming Adjourned Proceedings; 
LXXxviI. 215.————To Committees’ Amendments to Bills; 
LXXViII. 116.—Lxxxll. 519.—Lxxxv. 248.—Lxxxvil. 580,— 
LXXXVII. 592.—xci. 552.———To Lords’ Amendments; uxxyu, 
424.—LXXxxIl. 469.—-LXxx111. 307.—Lxxxv. 248.—xclI. 838, 


23. Manner of proposing Amendments. By leaving out cer- 
tain Words, and inserting or adding others; txxvi. 495.—Lxxyn, 
320.—LXXVIII. 127,.—LXxIx. 283.—-Lxxx. 414.—Lxxx1. 135.— 
LXXXvVI. 338. In Schedules of Bills; uxxxvr. 488. 844.— 
LXXXvIII. 648.———In Clauses; xc1. 552.———By leaving out 
certain Words; Lxxvi. 474.— Lxxvil. 13, — Lxxviil. 165.—.xxx, 
585.—xcr. 148. House informed that it was intended to offer 
some Amendments to the Words so proposed to be left out; txxvr. 
227.————In Schedules of Bills; txxv. 422.—.xxx. 266. In 
Preambles; ixxxvin. 557.———By leaving out Clauses; xcr, 
700. 753. ————- By inserting certain Words; .xxvi. 490.— 
LXXVII. 424,.——LXXVIII. 233.——-Lxxx. 251.—Lxxxvi. 338.—In 
Clauses; xc1. 717.———By inserting or adding certain Words 
to the Title of a Bill; txxxv. 604.— xcl. 569.—xc11. 451. Toa 
Clause; xc1. 700. 


24. Amendments Proposed, but not made to Bills in Com. 
mittee of the whole House. Amendments proposed, but not made 
to Bills in Committee; txxxvi. 742.— wxxxvi. 41.—Lxxxix, 
157.—xcr. 110. To the Preamble; txxxvut. 261.—Lxxxviu. 618. 
—xci. 387. To Schedules; xcr. 586.—xcu1. 195. 


Committees : 

25. To Questions for reading Orders of the Day, for the 
House to resolve itself into a Committee; txxvi. 222. 241.— 
uxxvil. 56.—.Lxxvi. 99. To Questions,—That the House will 
resolve itself into a Committee; .txxvi. 152.——— That the 
Speaker do now leave the Chair; txxvi. 138, 152.—1Lxxvu. 19. 
—LXXVIII. 20.—LXXXI. 38.—LXXXII. 184.—LXXXV. 39.—LXXXVI. 
835.—xc. 126.—xc1. 115.—xc1. 184. For appointing Select 
Committees; txxv. 480.—.Lxxvi. 418.—Lxxvil. 42. 108.—Lxxvill. 
450. — Lxxix. 158.— Lxxxil. 178.— LXxxII. 432.— Lxxxv. 58.— 
LXxx1x. 256.— xc. 40.— xc1. 105.— xc. 26, &amp;c. Amendment 
proposed to Question for appointing a Select Committee, but 
the Recommendation of the Crown not being signified, the Ques- 
tion to add such Amendment was not put; xc11. 598,———For 
referring Papers to Committees of the whole House; txxvutt. 393. 
—Lxxx. 470. That certain Members be Members of a Com- 
mittee; Lxxxvi1.512.—xc1. 42. That a Member be added toa 
Committee ; xc1t. 66. For Instructions to Committees; Lxxv. 
259.—xc. 522,——-That_ Five be the quorum of a Select Com- 
mittee; LxXxxvill. 558. 


Debates : 


26. To Questions,—For adjourning Debates; txxvi. 346.— 
LXXVIII. 366, 383.—Lxxxv. 204, 


Elections : 
27. To Question,—That the Speaker do issue his Warrant for 
new Writs; Lxxxvi. 909.—xci. 41. That Mr. Speaker do not 
issue his Warrant for a new Writ until a certain day; xct. 792. 


House : 

28. To Questions,—That the House will take matters into 
consideration on future Days; uxxxvu. 175. Early next Session; 
LXxv1l. 356. ——— That Persons,—Be taken into Custody of the 
Serjeant-at-Arms; Lxxy. 404. Be committed to Newgate; LXXxv- 
430.—LXxvI. 335.—LXXxxvI. 325.—xc. 501. 520,———That a Pri- 
soner in Newgate be sent down to Norwich in the Custody of the 
Serjeant, for the purpose of being produced as a Witness; XC 
508.———That the House will at rising adjourn to future Days; 
LXxv. 480, 484.—Lxxvill. 183,—xcn. 376. 


Members : 








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; a 





II. Amendments proposed, but not made—(continued)—relative to— 


Members : 

29. To Questions, that particular Members,—Be of a Com- 
mittee; Lxxxvi. 512.—xc1. 42. Be added to a Committee; 
xcil. 66. 


Orders of the Day: 

30. To Questions relative to the Mode of Proceedings with 
respect to Orders of Day ;—viz., That the Orders of the Day be 
now read; xcr. 297. That the other Orders of the Day be now 
read; xc11.607. That particular Orders of the Day be now read ; 
LXXVI. 299.—-LXxvi1I. 99.—LXXIX. 249.—LXxXxI. 82.—Lxxxv. 549. 
—LXXXVI. 279.—-LXXXVII. 189.—LXXXVIII. 152,—LxxxIx. 59.—xc. 
175.—xcl. 279.—xcu. 127. That the dropped Orders of the Day 
of yesterday be now read; xcu1. 411. 


Petitions : 

31. To Questions,—That they do lie upon the Table; ixxvi. 
256.— xxvii. 355. That Petitions be printed; uxx1x. 474. 
That Petitions be referred to a Committee of the whole House ; 
uxxxv. 222. Toa Select Committee; xcr1. 194. 


Public Business :—See supra, 30. 


Reports: 

32. To Questions, That Reports,—Be now brought up ; txxvu. 
811.—.xxvill. 105.—.xxx1. 206. Be now received; ixxvi. 81. 
355. — LXXIX. 283.—— LXxxIl. 376.—— LXXXIII. 42.— LXxxvlll. 59. 
To-morrow or on future Days; txxv1.407. Be now read; txxvitl. 





96.—LXXXIII. 42. 


Ill. Amendments to Amendments: 


Supply (1821): 

37. A Resolution of the Committee being read a Second Time, 
an Amendment was proposed thereunto “by leaving out the 
words £.20,006. 12. 6., and inserting £.3,500 instead thereof.” 
Question put, “That the words proposed to be left out stand 
part of the Resolution,” and negatived. And the Question 
being proposed, “That the words £.3,500 be inserted instead 
thereof,” an Amendment was proposed to be made to the said 
proposed Amendment, “by leaving out £. 3,500, and inserting 
£.5,000 instead thereof.” And the Question being put, That 
“ £.3,500 stand part of the said proposED AMENDMENT,” it was 
resolved in the Affirmative; and the Question being put “ That 
£. 3,500 be inserted in the said Resoxtvution,” it was resolved in 
the Affirmative ;” txxvi. 487. 


Shadwell Church Bill (1823): 

38. Motion made, and Question proposed, That the Bill be 
“now” read a Second Time. Amendments proposed to leave out 
the word “now,” and to add the words “upon this day six 
months.” Question, That the word “now” stand part of the Ques- 
tion, put, and negatived. Question proposed, That the words “ upon 
this day six months” be added. Amendment proposed to the 
said proposed Amendment by leaving out the words “ six months,” 
and inserting the word “fortnight” instead thereof. Question 
being proposed, That the words “ six months” stand part of the 
said proposed Amendment, the said proposed Amendment with- 
drawn. Question, That the words “upon this day six months” be 
added to the Question, resolved in the Affirmative. Main Ques- 
tion, so amended, put, and Bill ordered to be read a Second Time 
upon this day Six Months; uxxvir. 111. 


Spain (1824): 

39. Motion made, and Question proposed, “ That an humble 
Address be presented to His Majesty, for certain Papers.” Amend- 
ment proposed by leaving from the word “Tuar” to the end of 
the Question, in order to add the words-“ this House is duly sen- 
sible of the advantages, §c. of the neutrality in the war between 
France and Spain, which appears to have been inviolably main- 
tained.” Question, That the words proposed to be left out stand 
part of the Question, negatived. Question proposed, That the 
words “this House is duly sensible, §c.” be added. Amendment 
proposed to the said proposed Amendment, by leaving out from 
the word “ House” to the end thereof, in order to add the words 
“is of opinion that the system of strict neutrality, §¢c., has not been 
maintained, §c. §c.” Question, That the words proposed to be 
left out stand part of the said proposed Amendment, resolved in 
the Affirmative. Question, That the words “this House is duly 
sensible, §c.” be added to the original Question, resolved in the 
Affirmative. Main Question, so amended, put, and agreed to, 
LXx1x. 48, 


Slave Trials (1826) : 


40. Motion made, and Question proposed, “ That this House 
having taken into consideration, §c. accounts of certain Trials, 
$c., deem it their duty to express in the strongest terms the sorrow 


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Resolutions : 


33. To Questions,—For now reading them a Second Time ; 
LXXVI. 110, 448.—Lxxx. 171,—LXXX1.333,—Lxxxv. 460,—LXXXvII. 
242.—Lxxx1Xx. 512,.—xc1.272.—xc1. 395. For agreeing with 
Committees in Resolutions; uxxx11. 202. 

34. Amendments proposed, but not made, to Resolutions [as 
distinguished from the foregoing Amendments proposed, but not 
made, to Questions relative to Resolutions]; txxv. 344.—.Lxxv1. 
24. 171. 402.—Lxxvil, 82.—LxxvilI. 41.—Lxxx. 171.—.Lxxx1I. 
235.—Lxxxv. 142.—.Lxxxvi. 912.—LxXXxxIx. 64.—xc. 544,——— 
Amendments proposed, but not made, (in Committee of the whole 
House) to Questions for Resolutions, by leaving out certain Words 
and adding others; xc. 148.—xct1. 265. 


Sessional Orders: 


35. To Question,—For Sessional Order respecting Strangers ; 
xcl. 7. 


Supply: 


36. For now reading Resolutions of Committee of Supply ; 
Lxxx1. 135. For referring Estimates to the Committee of Supply ; 
xcul. 270.———To Question,—That a Supply be granted to His 
Majesty (in Committee); uxxxv. 23. 

{ Note-—An Amendment whereby it is proposed to leave out 
certain Words, in order to insert certain other Words, is 
said to be not made, if virtually negatived upon the prelimi- 
nary Question, “That the Words proposed to be left out 
stand part of the Question,” being put and agreed to.] 


Slave Trials— continued. 


and indignation with which they contemplate the perversions of 
law and violation of justice in those Trials, §c.’" Amendment 
proposed by leaving out from the word “ Hovsx” to the end of 
the Question, in order to add the words “ sees in the proceedings, 
$c. further proof of the evils of Slavery, and derives increased 
conviction of the propriety of the Resolution of 15th May 1823; 
but, §c., it does not appear expedient or safe to impeach sentences 
passed by a competent Tribunal, §c.” Question, That the words 
proposed to be left out stand part of the Question, negatived. 
Question proposed, That the words “sees in the proceedings, §c. 
§c.” be added. Amendment proposed to the said proposed Amend- 
ment, by leaving out from ‘ 1823” to the end thereof. Question, 
That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the said 
proposed Amendment, negatived. Question, That the words 
“ sees in the proceedings,” &amp;c. to “ 1823,” be added to the original 
Question; resolved in the Affirmative. Main Question, so amended, 
put, and agreed to Nem. con.; ixxxt. 120, 121. 


Wakefield Canal Bill (1827): 


41. Motion made, and Question proposed, That the Bill be 
“now” read a Second Time. Amendment proposed, To leave out the 
word “now,” and to add the words “ upon this day six months.” 
Question, That the word “now” stand part of the Question, put, and 
negatived. Question proposed, That the words “this day six 
months” be added. Amendment proposed to the said proposed 
Amendment, by leaving out the words “ this day six months,” and 
inserting the words “on Monday next” instead thereof. Question 
being proposed, that the words “this day six months” stand part 
of the said proposed Amendment, the last proposed Amendment 
withdrawn. Question, That the words “upon this day six months” 
be added to the original Question, resolved in the Affirmative. 
Main Question, so amended, put, and Bill ordered to be read 
2° upon this day Six Months; uxxxu. 322. 


Wakefield and Ferrybridge Canal Bill (1828): 


42. Motion made, and Question proposed, That the Bill be 
“now” read a Second Time. Amendments proposed to leave out 
the word “now,” and to add the words “upon this day six 
months.” Question, That “now” stand part of the Question, nega- 
tived. Question proposed, That the words “upon this day six 
months” be added. Amendment proposed to the said proposed 
Amendment, by leaving out the words “ six months,” and adding 
“eight weeks” instead thereof. Question, That “six months” 
stand part of the said proposed Amendment, resolved in the 
Affirmative. Question, That the words “ upon this day six months” 
be added at the end of the original Question ; resolved in the 
Affirmative. Main Question, so amended, put, and Bill ordered 
to be read 2° upon this day Six Months; txxxi. 121. 


Cities and Boroughs Polls Bill (1828) : 


43. The House proceeded to take the Report into further 
consideration. Motion made, and Question proposed, “ That the 
Amendments made by theCommittee be now read a Second Time.” 
Amendment proposed, To leave out from “Txar” to the end of 

the 


252 AMEN DMENTS—continued. 











III. Amendments to Amendments—continued. 


_ Cities and Boroughs Polls Bill (1828)—continued. 


the Question, in order to add the words “the Report be taken 
into further consideration upon this day six months.” Question, 
That the Words proposed to be left out stand part of the Question, 
Negatived. Question proposed, That the Words “ the Report, &amp;c.” 
be added instead thereof. Amendment proposed to the said pro- 
posed Amendment, by leaving out from the word “Tue” to the 
end of the Question, in order to add the Words “ Bill be re-com- 
mitted.” Question, That the Words proposed to be left out stand 
part of the said proposed Amendment, Negatived. Question, That 
the Words “ Bill be re-committed,” be added to the said proposed 
Amendment; resolved in the Affirmative. Main Question, so 
amended, put, and agreed to, and Bill re-committed; txxxu1. 
355. 


Distress and Currency (1833) : 

44. Onresuming adjourned Debate on Amendment proposed to 
Question, “ That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into 
the state of general distress, §c.. how far the same has been occa- 
sioned by the operation of our present Monetary System, §c.” 
which Amendment was to leave out from the word “ That” to 
the end of the Question, in order to add the words, “it is the 
opinion of this House, that any alteration in the Monetary System, 
§c. would be highly inexpedient and dangerous.” Question, That 
the words proposed to be left out stand part of the Question; 
Negatived. Question proposed, That the words “it is the opinion 
of this House, §c.” be added to the word “Tuart” in the original 
question, Amendment proposed to the said proposed Amendment, 
by adding at the end thereof, the words “and that a Select Com- 
mittee be appointed, which, having regard to this opinion, shall 
inquire into the state of distress, §c. Question proposed, That 
those words be added to the said proposed Amendment [Question 
for adjourning Debate negatived]. Question put, and negatived. 
Question put, That the Words “it is the opinion of this House, §c.” 
be added to the word “Tuar” in the original Question, and re- 
solved in the Affirmative. Main Question, so amended, put, and 
agreed to; LXXXviII. 306. 


House and Window Taxes (1833) : 

45. Motion made, and Question proposed, “ That it is expedient 
to grant Relief to His Majesty’s Subjeets, by repealing that portion 
of the Assessed Taxes charged on Houses and Windows.” Amend- 
ment proposed by leaving out from the word “Tar” to the end 
of the Question, in order to add the words “the deficiency in the 
Revenue occasioned, §c. by a Reduction of the Tax on Malt to 
10s. the Quarter, and the Repeal of the Tax on Houses and 
Windows could only be supplied by the substitution of a Property 
Tax, §c., which would at present be inexpedient.” Question, That 
the words proposed to be left out stand part of the Question, 
negatived. Question again proposed, That the words “the defi- 
ciency in the Revenue, §c.” be added to the word “Tuar” in the 
original Question. Amendment proposed to the said proposed 
Amendment, by leaving out the words “could only be supplied 
§c. §c.,” and inserting the words “ ought and can be provided for 
by every possible reduction in the Establishments and Expenditure 
of the Country, §c.,” and withdrawn. Another Amendment proposed 
to the said proposed Amendment, by leaving out the words “by 
a Reduction of the Tax on Malt to 10s. the Quarter, and.” 
Question, That those words stand part of the said proposed Amend- 
ment, resolved in the Affirmative. Question, That the words “ the 
deficiency in the Revenue, §c. §c.” be added to the word “Tuart” 
in the original Question, resolved in the Affirmative. Main 
Question, so amended, put, and agreed to; Lxxxvi1l. 329. 


Union with Ireland (1834) : 

46. On resuming adjourned Debate on Amendment proposed 
to Question “ That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire 
and report on the Means by which the Dissolution of the Parlia- 
ment of Ireland was effected, §c., and on the consequences of con- 
tinuing the Legislative Union, §c.,” which Amendment was to 
leave out from the word “ Tuart,” in order to add the words “ an 
humble Address be presented to His Majesty, §c. §c.;’ Question, 
That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the Question, 
negatived ; Question proposed, That the words “an humble 
Address, §c.” be added after the word “Tuar” in the original 
Question; Amendment proposed to the said proposed Amend- 
ment, by leaving out the words “an humble Address,” and 
inserting the words “the present state of Ireland is afflicting to 
its Inhabitants, and dangerous to the well-being of the United 
Kingdom, §c.” ; Question proposed, That the words proposed to 
be left out stand part of the said proposed Amendment, and the 
said Amendment to the said proposed Amendment, withdrawn. 
Another Amendment proposed to the said proposed Amendment, 
by leaving out the words “an humble Address,” and inserting 





Union with Ireland—continued. 

the words “ it is the opinion of the House that an Address to His 

Majesty, having for its object the suppression of any question 

consistent with the principles of the Constitution, §c., would furnish 

a precedent highly prejudicial, §c.” Question, That the words 

proposed to be left out stand part of the said proposed Amendment, 
resolved in the Affirmative. Question, That “An humble Address, 

&amp;c.” be added to “Tuar” in the original Question, resolved in the 

Affirmative. Main Question, so amended, put, and agreed to; 

LXXXIX. 231, 232. 


Municipal Corporations Bill (1835) : 

47. Amendment proposed to an Amendment made by the 
Lords; whereupon Amendment proposed to be made to the said 
proposed Amendment by leaving out “30,” and inserting the 
word “Ten” instead thereof; Question put, That “30” stand 
part of the said proposed Amendment, and resolved in the Affir- 
mative; xc. 626. Amendment made to an Amendment, which on 
a former day had been made to a Lords’ Amendment; xc. 631. 


Orange Lodges (1836): 

48. Amendment proposed to Question for Resolution con- 
demning Orange Lodges, by leaving out from the word “ Tuar” 
to the end of the Question, in order to add “ an humble Address 
be presented, §c.” Question, That the words proposed to be left 
out stand part of the Question, put, and negatived; and the 
Question being proposed, That the words “an humble Address, 
§c.” be added at the end of the Question, an Amendment was 
proposed to the said proposed Amendment, by leaving out the 
words “ Orange Lodges, and generally of.’ Question put, That 
the words proposed to be left out stand part of the said proposed 
Amendment, and resolved in the Affirmative ; xc1. 76. 


Over Drainage and Inclosure Bill (1836) : 

49. Amendment proposed to Question, That the Bill be now 
read a Third Time, by leaving out “ now” and adding “wpon this 
day Six Months” ; Question, That “now” stand part of the 
Question, negatived ; Question proposed, That “this day Six 
Months” be added; Amendment proposed to the said proposed 
Amendment by leaving out “ Sia Months,” and inserting “ Fort- 
night” ; Question put, That “ Six Months” stand part of the said 
proposed Amendment, put, and resolved in the Affirmative; xc1. 
384, ; 


Paper Duties Bill (1836) : 

50. Amendment proposed to the Billon Third Reading, by 
inserting certain words ; Question proposed, That those words be 
there inserted ; Amendment proposed to the said proposed Amend- 
ment, by leaving out certain words, in order to insert others; 
Question put, That the words proposed to be left out stand part of 
the said proposed Amendment, and resolved in the Affirmative; 
xcl. 677. 


Kingsworthy and West Monckton Railway Bill (1837): 
51. Amendment proposed to Question for “now” reading the 
Bill a Second Time, by leaving out “now” and at the end of the 
Question adding “upon this day Six Months” ; Question, That 
“now” stand part of the Question, put, and negatived ; Question 
proposed, That the words “upon this day Six Months” be added; 
an Amendment was proposed to be made to the said proposed 
Amendment by leaving out the words “ Sia Months,” and adding 
the word “Seven-night” instead thereof; Question, That “ Six 
Months” stand part of the said proposed Amendment, put, and 
negatived; Question, That the word “ Seven-night” be added 
instead thereof, resolved in the Affirmative; Question put, That 
the words “ upon this day Seven-night” be added to the original 
Question, resolved in the Affirmative; xc11. 166. 





52. Amendments to Amendments, in Committees of the 
whole House: Amendment made to proposed Amendment, and 
Amendment as amended again proposed and agreed to; Lxxxvill. 
181.———Amendment proposed to proposed Amendment, and 
agreed to; Lxxxvi. 877.———Amendment made to proposed 
Amendment: Question, That the words of the Amendment 80 
amended be inserted in a Clause; resolved in the Affirmative; 
LXxx1x. 433.———Amendments proposed to proposed Amend- 
ment (a Proviso); some withdrawn, others negatived, and one 
agreed to, and Proviso, as amended, added; xc1. 361.——— 
Amendment proposed to proposed Amendment, but not made; 
Amendment agreed to; Lxxxvitl. 582.———Amendment pro- 
posed to proposed Amendment, but not made; the Amendment 
us proposed agreed to; LXxxvill. 665. Amendments pro- 
posed, but not made, to proposed Amendments ; original Amend- 
ments agreed to; LXXxIx. 372, Amend ments proposed to 


pro 














AMEN DMEN'T'S—continued. 








—— ————————S 














Ilf. Amendments to Amendments—continued. 


proposed Amendments, but not made; other Amendments proposed, 
but not made, and the original Amendments agreed to; Lxxxix. 
372.—xcI. 341.———-Amendment proposed to proposed Amend- 
ment, but not made ; Question put, That the words of the original 
Amendment be added to a Clause, and agreed to; Lxxx1x. 393. 
———Amendments proposed, to proposed Amendments, but not 
made ; Amendments again proposed, and agreed to; Lxxxvi. 785. 
$12.———Amendments proposed to proposed Amendment, and 
withdrawn ; Amendments again proposed, whereupon other 
Amendments proposed, but not made, to the Amendments, and 
original Amendments agreed to; LXxxvi. 772.———Amendments 





IV. Incidental Proceedings : 


53. Committees’ Amendments to Bills read (on the Report), 
and agreed to; Lxxv, 433.—Lxxvi. 68.—Lxxvul. 13,.—LXXvull. 77. 
—LXXIX. 101.—Lxxx. 131.—Lxxxi. 128.—1Lxxxul. 106.—LXXX1II. 
108.—LXXXIx. 149.—xc. 260.—xc1. 90.—xcu. 41, &amp;c. ——$»Read 
(on Report) a Second Time, after a Division ; Lxxvr. 439.—.xx1x. 
468.———Read a Second Time (on Report), and agreed to; 
LXXIX. 416.—.xxxul. 543, &amp;c.——Read (on Report) a Second 
Time, previous to Question put for the House agreeing with 
Committee in Amendment; txxvur. 279.—————Read (on further 
consideration of Report) a Second Time, and agreed to ; Lxxv. 343. 
—LXXVI. 410.—LXXVII. 217.—LxxviIl. 257.—LXxx. 164.—LxxX1. 
132.—-LXXXI. 242.—LXXx11. 172.—LxxxIv. 218.—Lxxxvi. 665.— 
LXXXIX. 145. Read a Second Time after Division; txxxv. 
Read a Second Time (on Report, and 
further consideration of Report), and agreed to, and Clauses added ; 
LXXV. 379. 432.—LXXVI. 362.385.—LXXVI. 371.—LXXVIII. 445.— 





578.—xcl. 378. 





LXXIX. 288.—-LXXxX. 167.—LXXXIL. 474.—LXXXIII. 418.—LXXXVI. 
803.—LXxxxvil. 144.—Lxxx1x. 189.—xc1. 193.—xcu. 66, &amp;.—— 
And agreed to, and Amendments made; Lxxx1. 248,—1xxxv. 214. 





And agreed to, Clauses added, and Amendments made ; 
LXXVI. 250.354.—xcil. 41. 478.—————And some agreed to, and 
some amended and agreed to, and residue of Amendments read a 
Second Time and agreed to; Lxxxu. 400. And, with 
Amendment to some or one of them, agreed to; Lxxv. 397.—Lxxvul. 
392.—LXXVIII. 303.—LXXIX. 221.—LXXXV. 556.—LXXXVI. 726.— 





xc. 513,———And with Amendment to some or one of them, 
agreed to, and Clauses added; Lxxxvitt. 639..——And some 
disagreed to, and the rest agreed to; Lxxv. 317.—Lxxx. 416.— 
LXXXII. 448.—LXXXIIL. 262.—LXXXIV. 270.—xc. 365,—xXCI. 280. 





486.—xclI. 232, &amp;e. And some disagreed to, the rest agreed 
to, and Clauses added; txxv. 317.—Lxxix. 277. 449.—1Lxxx. 
302, 353. — LXXXIV. 299.—LXxXv. 492.—Lxxxvil. 286. 326.— 
LXXXVIIL. 169.—LXXXIX. 98. 133.—xcI. 475.—xcu. 176.——. 
And some disagreed to, and the rest, with Amendments, agreed to ; 
LXxxIx. 440.——~—And some disagreed to, the rest, with Amend- 
ments to several of them, agreed to, and Clauses added ; Lxxvu. 
325.———Some agreed to, some amended and agreed to as 
amended, others disagreed to, and Amendment made; Lxxxvil. 
246,———-Some agreed to, one amended upon Division, and agreed 
to as amended, and the subsequent Amendments agreed to; 
LXXVIIIL. 274. Several agreed to, and several disagreed to and 
entered; some, with Amendments, agreed to; Amendments pro- 
posed, but not made to others, and Clauses added; Ltxxxvu. 193. 
———-Some agreed to, Question negatived (upon Division) for 
agreeing to another, the rest agreed to; Lxxviil. 279. 





Some 
agreed to, one read a Second Time, and Question negatived for 
agreeing thereto; the subsequent Amendments being read a Second 
Time, some disagreed to, the rest agreed to; LXxvil. 3323; LXXXII. 
539. 
and entered; Amendments proposed to some Amendments, and 
Report to be further considered on a future Day; Lxxxvi. 839. 





Several agreed to, and several amended and agreed to, 


———-Several other Amendments read 2°, amended and agreed to, 
and entered; LXxxvi. 841.——Some agreed to, others agreed to 
upon Division, the rest read a Second Time, and agreed to; Lxxv. 
307.—Lxxvil. 446.—Lxxxul. 475.———Some agreed to, others 
real 2°, Amendments proposed thereto, but not made, and agreed 
to; the rest agreed to ; LXxvutl. 116,—LXXXI1. 519.—-LXXXVII. 580. 
—xcL. 552.———And others agreed to (upon Division); Lxxxv. 
248,———And Clauses added; ixxxvint. 592.———Some_ read 
2°, and agreed to; the next Amendment being read a Second Time, 
Amendment proposed thereto, and Motion, That the words proposed 
to be left out stand part of the Question, withdrawn ; Motion made 
for agreeing with the Commitice in the said Amendment; Amend- 
ment made thereto by re-committing the Bill, so far as relates to 
the said Amendment, (Clause A.); Lxxxu, 533,———Amend- 
ment made by Committee on a Bill, by leaving out all the words 
from “ Whereas the” to the end of the Bill, read a Second Time ; 
entry in Journal read; leave given to withdraw the Bill, and 
present another; Lxxxu. 460. 


54. Committees’ Amendments to Lords’ Bills; Read (on Re- 





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proposed to proposed Amendments, but not made, and Chairman 
reports progress without disposing of the original Amendment; 
LXXXVI. 790.—xc. 369. Amendment again proposed (the 
Committee having reported progress on a former day), whereupon 
Amendment proposed to the proposed Amendment, but not made ; 
several Amendments made to the proposed Amendment, some 
proposed and withdrawn, and Question, as amended, put, and 
agreed to; Lxxxvi. 800-1.———-Amendments proposed to pro- 
posed Amendments, and withdrawn; Lxxxvi. 772.—.Lxxx1x. 392. 
—xc. 369.—xc1. 361; and Amendment and proposed Amend- 
ment to it withdrawn; Ltxxx1x. 401. 





port), agreed to and entered; Lxxx. 340.———Read (on Report), 
and entered only; Lxxxv. 601.———Read (on Report), entered, 
read a Second Time and agreed to; Lxxv. 451.—1Lxxvi. 481.— 
LXXVII. 350.—LXXVIIL. 150.—LXxX1x. 294.—LxXxx. 459.—LXXXL. 
365.—LXXXxII. 486.—LXXXIII. 255.—LXXxIV. 212.—Lxxxv. 422.— 
LXXXVI. 171.—xc, 365.—xcl. 373.—xcu. 433. —— Read a Second 
Time, and some agreed to, and others amended and agreed to ; 
LXXXI. 288.—LXXXVII. 575.—————Read 2°, and with Amendments 
to several of them, agreed to, and entered; Lxxxvi11. 699.———- 
Read, entered; some read 2°, and agreed to; others read 2°, and 
Question negatived for agreeing thereto; Lxxxvui. 618.—xc. 587. 
——-Read a Second Time (on further consideration of Report), 
and agreed to, but not entered; Lxxxv. 612.———Read (on Re- 
port), entered, and Report to be taken into further consideration ; 
LXxXx. 495, 595,—Lxxxul. 317. 460,—LXxXvi1. 490.——— Read (on 
Report), entered, and Amendment ordered to be taken into further 
consideration ; Lxx1x. 478.————Committees’ Amendments to re- 
committed Lords’ Bills read, entered, and Reports to be taken into 
further consideration ; LXXx1I. 348, —LXXX11. 358.—LXxxvil. 526. 


55. Incidental Proceedings in Committees of the whole 
House on Bills: Amendment proposed to fill up Blank with 
certain Words, whereupon another Amendment proposed ; Ques- 
tion put on the first Amendment; Lxxxvi. 743.—Lxxxvul. 568.— 
LXXXVIII. 583,—LXXXIXx. 455. To fill up blank with certain 
Words, afterwards proposed to fill the Blank with other Words; 
Question put on first Amendment, and agreed to; xc1. 612. 
—— Amendment proposed to fill Blank with certain Words, 
afterwards proposed to fill Blank with other Words ; Question, 
That the Blank be filled with the first Words, negatived; Blank 
filled with the second Words; xc. 497.————Amendment pro- 
posed, and Question put, to insert certain Words, and negatived ; 
LXXXxv. 458, Amendments proposed, and agreed to; LXxxvi. 





772.—LXxXvul. 41. ———Amendments again proposed (after Com- 
mittee had reported progress on a former Day), and withdrawn ; 
LXXXvul. 48.———Amendments again proposed, after Questions 
negatived, For Chairman to report Progress; Lxxxvul. 269.— 
LXXXVIII, 082. 


56. Lords’ Amendments to Bills from the Commons read, 
entered, read a Second Time, and agreed to; Lxxv. 339.—Lxxv1. 
93.—LXXVI. 203.—LXXVIII. 156.—LXxIx. 169.—Lxxx. 192.— 
LXXXI. 180.—LXXXI1. 402.—LXX XIII. 229.—LXXXIV. 157.—LXXXVIII. 
311.—LXXXIX. 160.—xc. 265.—xcI. 150.—xcu. 75, &amp;e.—— 
Read, entered, consented to by the Crown, read a Second Time, 
and agreed to; Lxxxu. 518.———Some read a Second Time and 
agreed to, and some agreed to upon Division; Lxxxv. 651.— 
LXXXVI. 881.—LXxx1x. 602.———Some read a Second Time, and 
agreed to, and some read 2°, amended and agreed to; xc. 491. 514. 
—xcu. 531. Read, entered, Petition read upon Motion, Amend- 
ments read 2°, and agreed to; Lxxxvil. 234.———Read a Second 
Time, Entry in Journal read, and Amendments agreed to; Lxxx. 
624. Some read 2°, and agreed to, one read 2°, Amendment 
proposed, but not made, and then agreed to; the subsequent 
Amendments read 2°, and agreed to; Lxxxui. 307.—xcI. 838. 
——-Read a Second Time, and agreed to, but not entered; 
LXXVII. 468, Read, entered, and Bill with Amendments 
ordered to be printed; txxvu. 445.———Lords’ Amendments 
referred to the Committee on the Biil to inquire whether the Par- 
ties concerned consent to the same ; Committee to meet forthwith; 
xcr. 600. Report, that the Committee were satisfied that all 
Parties interested in the Lands to be allotted had signified their 
Consent to the said Amendments; House proceeds to take the 











same into consideration; read, entered; read 2°, and agreed to; 


xcl. 607. 610,——— Lords’ Amendments referred to the considera- 
tion of a Select Committee, to report what they shall think proper 
to be offered to the House thereupon; xc1. 708. Report made, 
and ordered to lie upon the Table, and Lords’ Amendments to be 

considered on a future Day; xc1. 709. 
57. Some read 2°, and agreed to, others amended and agreed 
to, part of one disagreed to, and the said Amendment, so amended, 
agreed 


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254 





AMEN DMENTS—continued. 





IV. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


agreed to, and Amendments made in the original Bill; xc1. 786. 

Some read 2°, and agreed to, one (viz. the omission of a 
Clause), disagreed to, and an Amendment made to the said 
Clause; others amended, and agreed to; xc1. 799.———Some 
read 2°, and postponed, others read a Second Time, and agreed to, 
others read 2°, amended and agreed to, and some disagreed to, 
and the Amendments to be taken into further consideration ; 
XC. 625, 626, 627.—xcI. 469. 476. 629.—xclL. 458.———Some 
read a Second Time, and agreed to, others read a Second Time, 
and disagreed to Nem. con.; iLxxviit. 482, 483.—Lxxix. 512. 
——— Report of Conference with the Lords on an Amendment 
made by their Lordships to a Bill, read, and ordered to be taken 
into further consideration in Six Months; .ixxxix. 595.—— 


Read, entered, and ordered to be taken into further congj. 
deration upon particular Days; txxvit. 402.—xcr. 830. This 
day Three Weeks; xc. 651. In Three or Six Months; txxy;, 
388.—Lxxx. 399,—-Lxxx. 417.—LxXxxv. 608.—LXXXVIII. 732, 
LXXXIX. 577.—xcr. 740.—xcu. 475. In Six Months, ordereq 
Nem. con., and another Bill ordered; txxxvu. 415. In Three 
Months, and another Bill ordered ; xc11. 570.———Read, entered, 
ordered Nem. con., That the Bill be laid aside; xct.777. And 
Bill ordered to be laid aside ; xc1. 810.———Lords’ Amendments 
to the Commons’ Amendments to Lords’ Bills, read, entered, read 
a Second Time, and agreed to; LXxx1x. 426. 


See also Bills, 387-417. 


V. Questions Negatived, Motions Withdrawn, and Amendments Withdrawn : 


58. Question negatived arising on Amendments proposed to 
Bills, viz. For particular Words.standing part of Bills; txxvuii. 
440,—LXX1X. 406.—LX xx. 617.—LXXXIII. 208,—LXxxv. 254. 620.— 
LXXXVI. 814.842.—Lxxxvul. 193.——~—For particular Words 
standing part of a Clause proposed to be added to a Bill on further 
consideration of Report; LXxxv. 493.——_—For particular Words 
standing part of Schedules to Bills; txxxv. 574.—Lxxxvi. 845. 
———That certain Words stand part of a Clause (in Committee) ; 
LXXXVI. 789.———For particular Words being inserted in Bills; 
LXXVI. 490.—LXXVII. 424.—Lxxvill. 233.—xc1. 820, Kc. In 
the title of a Bill; xcr. 569.—xcu. 451.———To Question for 
now receiving the Report of a Bill; txxvin1. 436.———For now 
reading Report of Bill; Lxxx1. 215.———For now reading 
Amendments to Bill (on further consideration of Report) ; txxxu. 
514,.———That parties be permitted to proceed with a Bill; xc11. 
184.———That Committees’ Amendments to Bills be now read-a 
Second Time; txxxu. 454.—Lxxxi1. 312.—xc1. 330-657. 

59. Motions wituprawn, arising on Amendments proposed 
to Questions; That certain Words stand part of Committees’ 
Amendments to Bill; Lxxx11. 533. ——For reading the Order 
of the Day for receiving the Report of a Bill; txxxvi. 324. 

60. Amendments withdrawn, Motions made, and Amendments 
proposed withdrawn. To Questions for now bringing up Reports ; 
LXXXIV. 401.———-That Report do lie upon the Table; txxx. 451. 
——-J’or leaving out now, and at the end of Question to add, 
this Day “ Six Weeks;” txxxui. 171. This Day “Three 
Months ;” ixxvint. 481.———This Day “ Six Months ;” 


366. 


LXXVIII. 
154. 
US.—LXXXVILL. 489, 629.—LXXXIX. 355.———That the Speaker 


405.—LXXIX. 377.—LXXX. 231.—LXXXV. 604.—LXXKXVI. 


do now leave the Chair; txxv. 431.—Lxxx1. 190.—Lxxxut. 357.— 
LXXXVIL. 286. 581.—LXXxx1x. 91.—xc. 
referring a Petition for a Private Bill to a particular List; xc. 19. 
——— For leave to bring in Bills; Lxxxvin. 272. 642.———. For 
now reading Bills a Second Time; txxvit. 127.—Lxxx1. 
LXXXII. 445.—LXXXV. 


272.—xc11. 364. ———For 


12.— 


3 
431.—LXXxXIx. 91.—xc. 313.—xc1. 136.— 


xc. 83, &amp;c. 


A Third Time ; txxxvit.5i2. ——— For reading 


Bills a Second Time on the Morrow or on future Days; .xxx, 
483.—Lxxxvull. 399.—xcu. 210, &amp;c.———That a Bill be com- 
mitted ; Lxx1x. 167.———That Bills be re-committed; txxvim, 
463,.—LXxXxIXx. 367. For reading Committees’ Amendments a 
Second Time; txxxvu.410.—xct. 244. 475.—xcit. 222, &amp;e._ —— 
For reading Committees’ Amendments to re-committed Lords’ 
Bill a Second Time; Lxxxvi. 573.——-Amendments with- 
drawn; for leaving certain Words out of Bills and inserting 
others; Lxxxvi. 488. 814.—xc. 438.———For inserting Words in 
Bills; Lxxvu. 470.—~-Lxxxu1. 400.—Lxxxul. 518.—Lxxxvul. 573,— 
LXXXVII. 103, 508.———For leaving out certain Words from 
Bills; txxxvi. 814,—.Lxxxvii. 588.——-For leaving certain 
Words out of Committees’ Amendments to Bills; itxxx1. 583, 
— LXXXIII. 533. For granting leave to give Notices; 
LXXIX. 123. ——~—For ordering Accounts and Papers; txxrx. 19. 
—xci. 107, That an Estimate be referred to the Committee 
of Supply ; 1xxx. 470. To Question for a Resolution; Lxxxv1. 
788.—xcu. 200.——For an Address; Lxxx. 594. ———— For 
adding Words to Resolutions; Lxxviu1. 470.——For leaving out 
certain Words and inserting or adding others in Resolutions ; Lxxv. 
214,—LXXVIII. 431.—LXXxx. 471.—LXXXIv. 325. 364.—LXXXvVIII. 10. 
276.—xcl. 585.—xcil. 282. 
LXXIX. 474. 


That a Petition be printed; 
Be referred to a Select Committee ; xc11. 194. ——— 
For appointing Select Committees; uxxix. 158.—Lxxxvul. 42. 
425, 450.—xc. 40.—xc1. 83. That the Report of a Committee 
be now received; LXxxv. 32.—.Lxxxvi. 59.———That certain 
Members be Members of a Committee; xc1. 42.———That Mr. 
Speaker do issue his Warrant for a new Writ; Lxxxiv. 272.——— 
To Question for reading particular Orders of the Day; Lxxvuu. 
338.—LXxxv. 155. 609.—LXXxIx. 271. 175. 488.—xCcL 
324.—xcu. 104, Ke. To Questions for adjourning Debates ; 
LXXVIII. 366. 383.—LXxxv. 204. 

61. withdrawn in Committees of the whole 
House on Bills; txxxv. 620.—LxxxVi. 720. 753.—LXxxvil. 90.— 


272.—xC. 


Amendments 


LXXXVIL. 164,—LXxXx1x. 291,—xc. 272.—xc1. 104.—xcu. 50, &amp;e. 








America: Bills relative to: 
British Colonies : 
1. Toallow a Drawback on Goods, Wares and Merchandizes 
imported into any British Colony or Plantation in America, on 
the Exportation thereof to any Foreign Country to which they 


may be legally exported; Ordered; txxv. 238. 
R. A. 541, 


Presented, 246 
2. To repeal Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 116, for regulating Vessels 
carrying Passengers to Foreign Parts, so far as relates to the 
carriage of Passengers to the British Possessions on the Continent 


of North America; Ordered, txxxu. 360. 


Presented ; printed ; 
368, 


Instruction to Repeal former Act, 385. nk. a. 494. 

3. To regulate the Trade between His Majesty’s Possessions in 
America and the West Indies, and other Places in America and 
the West Indies; Ordered, txxvu. 162. Presented ; printed; 169 
Petitions against, from Sugar Refiners of Greenock ; 207. (pv. 214.) 
Merchants of London. Shipowners of London, 214, p. Sugar 
Refiners of London, 226, r. Instruction respecting the Duties on 
the Importation of certain Articles, 248, 
printed, 296. 


4. For further regulating the Intercourse of His Majesty’s 
Possessions in America and the West Indies, &amp;c.; Ordered, 


Bill, as amended, 


Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 363. x. a. 366. 





British Colonies—continued. 
Lxxx. 248. Presented, 281. As amended, printed, 310. Re- 
committed; Resolution relative to the Duties on Linen, Brandy, 
&amp;e., read, and Instruction accordingly ; Bill considered, reported, 
and, as amended, printed; 448. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 579. RK. A. 603. 
See Accounts and Papers, 95-119. 6624. 6723. 
55-57. Barbadoes. Committees, 10-12. 
fast India Affairs, 10. Fur. 
Rum. Spirits, 8. 9. 
West Indies, 4. 


Addresses, 
Companies, 90. 
Petitions, 44.45. Post- 
- ™. Timber. 


Trade. 


Supply, 32. 


America, South :—Bit to give effect to Treaties of Com- 
merce with Countries in America not at present provided with 
National Merchant Shipping; Ordered ; Lxxxi. 44. 
Printed ; 63. 197. 
Supply, 31. 


Presented ; 


R. A. See Slaves and Slave Trade, 2% 


American Loyalists :—see Accounts and Papers 
120-122. Addresses, 58. 59. Committees, 14. 1441. Swpply, 34- 


Ampthill, 








e 





AMPTHILL——ANTROBUS. 











—————— 


Ampthill, Chesham and Eastbourne 


Poor :——Amendment proposed upon Motion for going into 
Committee of Supply, for an Address for Information received 
by Government relative to the recent Disturbances among the 
Labouring Poor in the Parish of Ampthill, in the County of 
Bedford, Chesham (Bucks), and Eastbourne, (Sussex) ;” Amend- 
ment withdrawn; xc. 360. 


Anatomy : Bills relative to: 


1. To legalize and regulate the Supply of Subjects for Anatomy ; 
Ordered, uxxxiv. 120. Order for leave for Bill read, and dis- 
charged; 209. 


2. To prevent the unlawful Disinterment of Human Bodies, 
and for regulating Schools of Anatomy; Ordered; .xxxtv. 
260. Presented; printed; 263. Petition of Members of the 
Council of the Royal College of Surgeons of London, against ; 
276. Petition of Inhabitants of Tenterden, against; 289, P. 
Petition of Physicians and Surgeons resident in Doncaster in 
favour; 305. Motion, That it be an Instruction to the Committee 
on the Bill, that they have power to repeal so much of Act 
9 Geo. IV. c. 31, as empowers Judges to order the Bodies of 
Murderers to be given over for Dissection, Negatived; 308. 
Bill passed, 319. Not returned from the Lords. 


3. For regulating Schools of Anatomy; Ordered; txxxvul. 
27, Presented ; printed; 32. Order for Second Reading, read; 
Motion for now Reading the Bill a Second Time; superseded 
by Adjournment; 35. Bill, as amended, printed, 45. Re- 
committed ; as amended, printed; 147. Order for further con- 
sideration of Report read; Motion for considering Report on a 
certain Day; Amendment proposed, but not made; Main Question 
agreed to; 218. Order for further consideration of Report read ; 
Bill re-committed ; 268. Bill reported; as amended, printed; 
299. Lords’ Amendments agreed to; 510. R.A. 542. 

Petitions against the Bill; from Blackburn; Lxxxvui. 108. 
Lambeth, 48. Paisley Reform Society, 70. Webb, Robert 
Thomas, 48. Worcester Political Union, 171. 

Petitions in favour of the Bill; from Edinburgh, Incorporation 
of Surgeons; txxxvi1. 73. Glasgow, Students of Medicine, 215. 
Lancaster, 143. Leeds,215. London, College of Medicine, 215. 
London, Medical Society of, 220. National Political Union, 
Members of, 300. Sheffield, 73. Sheffield Political Union, 215. 
Sleigh, William Willcocks, 73. Windmill Street Theatre, Stu- 
dents of, 73. 

Petitions for extending the provisions of the Bill to Ireland; 
from Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland; itxxxvi. 157, p. The 
thereunder signed, 505. 

Petition, that the Bill may not be extended to Ireland, from 
The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland; Lxxxvu. 297, P. 


‘ ~ a 7 ae 
See Accounts and Papers, 125. Addresses, 60. ommittees, 


15, 16.714, 715. Offences, 5. Petitions, 46-53. 
Ancient Histories :—~see Addresses, 1373. 


Animals *—Sce Bear-baiting. Bull-baiting. Cattle. Dogs. 


Petitions, 56. Slaughtering-houses. 


Annuities: Bills relative to: 


1. Toexplain Act 43 Geo. III. ce. 141, respecting the Inrol- 
ment of Memorials or Grants of Annuities; Ordered, Lxxvu. 302. 
Presented; printed; 307. Petition of Joseph Gregson, of Liver- 
pool, in favour of Clause for Inrolment; 325. Agreed to by 
the Lords, with Amendments, 438. Amendments considered, and 
Bill, with Amendments, to be printed, 445. Lords’ Amendments 


agreed to; 468. n. A. 471. 


2. To explain Act 53 Geo. III. respecting the Inrolment of 


Memorial of Grants of Annuities ; From the Lords, rxxxi. 373. 
Read; printed; 375. Rr. a. 391. 


3. For transterring several Annuities of Five Pounds per 
Centum into Annuities of Four Pounds per Centum ; Ordered, 
LxXxvul. 66. Presented; printed; 70. As amended, printed, 78. 
Re-committed ; as amended, printed; 92. R. a. 110. 


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Annuities: Bills relative to—continued. 


4. For converting Five Pounds per Centum Annuities and 
Debentures payable at the Bank of Ireland into New Annuities of 
Four Pounds per Centum; Ordered, txxvi. 128. Presented; 
printed; 139. As amended, printed, 150. rR. a. 172. 


5. To regulate the performance of certain Contracts affected 
by the Conversion of Five per Cents. into Four per Cent. Stock ; 
Ordered, txxvu. 359. Presented; printed; 362. As amended, 
printed, 383. rR. a. 425. 


6. For transferring Annuities of Four Pounds per Centum 
into Annuities of Three Pounds Ten Shillings per Centum; Or- 
dered, txx1x. 94. Presented, 113. As amended, printed; 122. 
Re-committed, 144. R. a. 202. 


7. For transferring several Annuities of Four Pounds per 
Centuin, payable at the Bank of Ireland, into Annuities of Three 
Pounds Ten Shillings per Centum; Ordered, rxxix. 94. Pre- 
sented, 219. R.A. 277. 


8. For authorizing the issuing of Exchequer Bills for the pay- 
ment of Proprietors of Four Pounds per Centum Annuities in 
England and Ireland; Ordered, txxix. 344. Presented, 350. 
As amended, printed, 376. Rr. a. 450. 


9. For transferring certain Four Pounds per Cent. Annuities 
into Three-and-a-half per Cent. Annuities; Ordered, txxxy. 239. 
Presented, 249. Printed, 257. Rr. a. 355. 


10. For authorizing the Issue of Exchequer Bills for the Pay- 
ment of Proprietors of Four Pounds per Cent. Annuities, who have 
signified their dissent to transferring such Four Pounds per Cent 
Annuities into Three-and-a-half per Cent. Annuities; Ordered, 
LXxxv. 408. Presented; printed; 437. rR. a. 561. 


11. For transferring certain Annuities of Four Pounds per 
Centum per Annum into Annuities of Three Pounds and Ten Shil- 
lings per Centum per Annum, and for providing for paying off 
the Persons whé may dissent to such Transfer; Ordered, txxxrx. 
280. Presented; printed; 387. Rr. 4.525. ——To authorize the 
Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt to pay off 
dissenting Holders of Four per Cents., out of Monies on account 
of Fund for Banks for Savings; Ordered, txxxix. 384, but not 
presented. 


12. To repeal so much of several Acts as empowers the Com- 
missioners for the Reduction of the National Debt to grant Life 
Annuities; Ordered, Lxxxut. 162. Presented ; printed; 172. 
As amended, printed; 191. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 286. 


R. A. 33d. 


13. To enable the Commissioners for the Reduction of the 
National Debt to grant Life Annuities and Annuities for terms of 
Years; Ordered, txxxiv.82. Presented; printed; 90. Petition 
of Francis Corbeaux against, 157, p. Bill, as amended, printed ; 
246. Re-committed, 265. R. a. 328. 


14. To transfer the Management of certain Annuities on Lives 
from the Receipt of His Majesty’s Exchequer to the Management 
of the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, and 
to amend an Act for enabling the said Commissioners to grant Lite 
Annnities and Annuities for terms of Years; Ordered; Pre- 
sented; Printed; txxxvil. 330. R. A. 460, 


15. To direct certain Returns to be made to Parliament from 
Parishes in England and Wales, and to enable Parishes to raise 
Money upon terminable Annuities, charged on their Poor Rates ; 

y Uj} Be 
Ordered, Lxxxv. 374. Presented ; printed; 459. 
Reading deferred ; 582. 


Second 


See also Accounts and Papers, 130-134. Committees, 17. 


26. Companies, 6, kc. Judges, 1. King, 10-15. 


Supply, 38. 867, &amp;e. 


Antigua :——Bill to indemnify the Governors and others of 
the Islands of Antigua, Saint Christopher, Nevis and Montserrat, 
for having permitted the Importation of certain Articles Duty- 
free; Ordered, xcr. 342. Presented, 342. R. a. 710. See 
Slaves and Slave Trade, 20. 


Antrobus, Gibbs Crawford :— see Accounts 


and Papers, 135. Addresses, 62. 


Apothecaries 


256 


APO = HECARIES——ARMAGH. 





Apothecaries : 


1. Petition for a Bill for better regulating the Practice of A po- 
thecaries; referred; LXxx. 78. Not proceeded in. 


2. Bill to explain and amend Act 55 Geo. ILI. c. 194.; 


Ordered, uxxx. 120. Presented; printed; 158. As amended, 


printed, 276. 
Edinburgh for Provision, to lie on the Table, and to be printed, 
286. Petition of the Senatus Academicus of the University of 
326. Bill re-committed ; 
Persons, Papers and Records; 333. Petition of Senatus Aca- 


demicus of the University of Edinburgh, Read again, referred, and 


Edinburgh against, 


Counsel ordered, 344. 
of Surgeons of London against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 
Bill re-committed to a Committee of the whole House, 369. 
Petition of Robert Bell, m. p., against, 413. 
College of 


256. 


Bill 


Lords’ Amendments 


Surgeons of Edinburgh for Provision, 550. 


considered, 551. As amended, printed, 575. 


agreed to, 640. R.A. 642. 


3. Bill to alter and amend 
thereto; Ordered, txxxvilil. 


Act 55 Geo. IIL, 
446. Presented ; printed ; 
to be printed, 498. 


relating 
447. As 
amended, Re-committed to a Select Com- 


mittee, 517. Leave to Committee to make a Special Report; 
Report of a Resolution; to lie on the Table; 561. 


ceeded in. 


Not pro- 
Petitions against; from Birmingham, ixxxvit. 543; Black- 
burn, Hundred of (Lancaster), 520; Bradford, 495; Bridlington, 
Dewsbury, 543. England and Wales, General Practitioners 
of Medicine in, 499. Huddersfield, 527; Hull, &amp;c., School of 
Medicine Lecturers in, 495. Kingston-upon-Hull, 495. 
ter, 534 ; 539; London Apothecaries’ 
Company of, 495; London, President, &amp;c. of College of Surgeons 
of, 534; Louth, 563. Macclesfield, 504; Manchester, 550. 632. 
Norwich, 636. Phelan, Denis, 539. Salford, 530; Sheffield, 515; 
Stockport, 520; Swansea, 603. Wakefield, 499; 
560. York, 542. 

Petitions in favour ; from Glasgow, 542. 
frew; 616. 


515. 


Lancas- 


Leeds, 575; Liverpool, 


Warrington, 


Paisley, 579. 
3 
136-141. 

60, &amp;e. 


See Accounts and Papers, 


Petitions, 


v 4 - =~ 
ommittecs, 717. 
Lj 2 ~~ 
Companies, 77. 


Appeals :——Bills for allowing Appeals from Towns Cor- | 


porate and Franchises to General or Quarter Sessions ; 
LXxv. 281.—Presented ; 
328.— Re-committed, 
Pupers, 142-145. Addresses, 63-68. Applotments. 
tees, 1056. 1059. 1239. 1450. Courts of Justice, 4. 
Bills, &amp;e. Sessions, Court of, 5, 6. 


Ordered, 
205.—As amended, printed, 
356.—R. A. 422. 


printed ; 


Commit- 
Private 


Application of Monies :—rfor Bills applying 
certain Monies to the Service of the Year, (Transfer of Aids.) 
See Supply, 872, &amp;c. 


Applotments -——Bill to authorize Appeal from Applot- 
ments of County Assessments in Ireland ; 301, 


printed; 305. 350. 


Ordered, Lxxx1v. 
Presented ; 
Lords. 


Passed, 


epee [lusory :-——Biil to alter and amend 
the Law re ag thereto; Orde red, LXxx. 518. Presented; 
printed ; Second Reading put off for Three Months, 523. 
211. —— : 
Passed, 285. 


sananrs en ordered, LXXX1Vv. printed ; 224 


Not returned from 
Presented ; printed ; 


As amended, printed, 252. 


the Lords.————Again ordered, Lxxxv. 27. 
29. RB. 


A. 645. 
Apprentices and Apprenticeship : 
sills relative to: 
1. For declaring valid certain Indentures of Apprenticeship 
and Certificates of Settlement of Poor 
Ordered, txxvi. 209. 


Persons in 


211. 


England ; 


Presented ; printed ; R. A. 383, 


2. To increase the power of Magistrates in cases of Appren- 
Lxxvill. 166. Presented; 171. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 328. A. 399. 


ticeships ; Ordered, printed ; 


3. To prevent the taking and employment of Apprentices, | 
usually denominated Half-pay Apprentices; Ordered, 
420. Presented; printed; 437. Petitions against; 
Calico Printers of Manchester; 540, p. 
of Manchester; 548, yp. Bill reported; 
516. Further consideration of Report deferred, 551. 
ceeded in. 


LXXX¥. 
of Master 


Petition of the Royal College of Surgeons of | 
Power to send for | 
Petition of Members of the Royal College | 


Petition of the Royal | 


Ren- 


See Accounts and | 


Not returned from the | 


Chamber of Commerce | 
As amended, printed, | 
Not pro- 





Apprentices and Apprenticeship : 


| 
| Bills relative to—continued. 
| 


4. For regulating the number of Apprentices to be taken on 
board British Merchant Vessels; Ordered, txxvitt. 117. Pre. 
sented ; printed; 122. Petition of Ship Owners of Yarmouth 
against, 202, p. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 271. Rk. A. 309, 


5. To amend the Laws of Settlement, so far as relates to Sea. 


faring Apprentices; Ordered; presented; printed; Lxxrx. 355, 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 382. Again ordered; 
LXxxvi. 390. Presented; printed; 390. Passed, 492. Not re. 
turned from the Lords. 


6. To alter the Law of Settlement, as far as respects Appren. 
ticeship to the Sea Service; Ordered, uxxxvit. 445. Presented; 
printed ; 453. Committee, 469. Committee deferred, 532. Not 
proceeded in. ——— Again ordered, txxxviut. 399. Presented; 
printed ; 400. Petitions in favour; From Barking, 494. Ipswich, 
King’s Lynn, 514. Littlehampton, 450. Shields, North, 
Bill passed, 557. Not retusned from the Lords. 


vu. 

7. To explain and amend Act 56 Geo. III. c. 139, for regu- 
lating the binding of Parish Apprentices; Ordered, Lxxx1. 285, 
Presented ; printed; 300. Passed, 341. Not returned from the 
Lords. 


453, 


635. 


8. ‘to amend the Laws relating to Parish Apprentices; 
Ordered, Lxxx1x. 126. Presented; printed; 136. Petition of 
Churchwardens, Overseers and Inhabitants of Saint Giles, Cam- 
berwell, against; Lxxxix. 288. Second Reading deferred 
Not proceeded in, 


Oo) 


9 ~~~ 


9. To render valid Indentures of Apprenticeship allowed only 
by Two Justices acting for the County in which the Parish from 
which such Apprentices shall be bound, and for the County in 
which the Parish into which such Apprentices shall be bound, 
shall be situated ; Ordered ; 
Re-committed ; 


presented ; printed; Lxxxvuit. 477, 
Instruction to Committee to make provision to 
allow City and Borough Magistrates a concurrent jurisdiction in 
binding Parish Apprentices, &amp;c.; 526. Lords’ 
agreed to, 714. 


Amendment 


mn. a. 726. 


See Accounts and Papers, 146. 
Poor Laws, 29, ke. Trade, 3. 


Petitions, 73. Poor and 


Appropriation :——Motion relative to the mode in which 
the Appropriation Clause has been passed through the House; 
by leave withdrawn; .xxviu. 466. See Supply, 872, ke. 
995, &amp;e. 1000. 

Arbitration :—Bili for settling Controversies by Arbi- 
tration; From the Lords; read; printed; txxxvi. 138. As amend- 
ed, printed, 449. Further consideration of Report deferred, 502. 
Not proceeded in.——Another Bill; From the Lords, Lxxxv1. 
778. Read; printed; 780. Third Reading deferred, 927. 
proceeded in.———Another Bill; From the Lords, txxxvu. 70. 
Read; printed; 85. Petition against, 160. Order for Third 
Reading discharged; Re-committed, 303. Com- 

Not proceeded in. See Masters and 


ot 


and 
mittee deferred, 502. 
Workmen. 


read 


Arcades :—see Pavings. 


Archdeacons: 
India Affairs, 17. 


See Accounts and Papers, 6724. Last 


Arcot, Nabob of : -7— See Carnatic. 


_ Arigna, [ron and Coal Mining Company: 


1. Motion for printing the Names subscribed to the Petition 


of Shareholders ; Question negatived thereupon ; Lxxxu./ 106. 


2. Leave given to the Short-hand Writer who attended the 
Select Committee on the Arigna Mining Company in 1826-7, to 
produce and give Copies or Extracts from the Notes taken by him 
whilst attending such Committee, in a Cause pending in the Court 
of Chancery in Ireland; xc. 600. 





See Committees, 719. 


| Armagh : Proceedings of an Investigation held in Armagh, 
| on the . tions which took place in that Town on 15th January 
1835, (presented 30th March); Read; Resolution approving of 
the Conduct of the Earl of Gosford as Lord Lieutenant of the 
County of Armagh in the said Investigation; xc. 255. See 
Accounts and Papers, 148. 6625. 


Companies, 78. 


Arms: 








U) 





—_—— 


ARMS——ARMY. 








Arms: Bills relative to: 


1. To revive and continue Acts 47 Geo. III. (Sess. 2) c. 54, 
and 50 Geo. III. c. 109, relative to the seizing Arms in Ireland; 
Ordered, txxv. 357. Presented; printed; 357. rR. a.455,——— 
Another Bill; Ordered, txxvit. 14. Presented, 19. Rr. a. 158. 
———To continue and amend Acts 47 &amp; 50 Geo. III.; Ordered, 
yxxxiv. 320. Presented; printed; 330. rR. a. 399.——To 
revive Acts 47 &amp; 50 Geo. III., and 10 Geo. IV., and to indemnify 
persons for acting since the expiration thereof; Ordered, uxxxv1. 
865. Presented; printed; 870. rR. a. 921. To continue 
for a limited time several Acts relating to the Importation and 
keeping of Arms and Gunpowder in Ireland ; Ordered ; presented ; 
printed; Lxxxvir. 496. Rr. a. 542.———To continue Acts; 
Ordered, xc1. 630. Presented; printed; 631. nr. a. 710. 





2. To regulate the Importation of Arms, Gunpowder, &amp;c. 
into Ireland; Ordered, txxvit. 50. Presented; printed; 57. 
R. A. 94. 


3. To regulate the Importation of Arms, Gunpowder and 
Ammunition into Ireland, and the making, selling or keeping of 
Arms; Ordered, txxxv. 223. Presented; printed; 229. As 
amended, printed, 469. Re-committed, 490. Rr. a. 646. 


4. To continue, for a limited time, the several Acts relating to 
the Importation and keeping of Arms and Gunpowder in Ireland ; 
Ordered, txxxix. 510. Presented, 515. Printed, 519. R. a. 
593. 


5. To indemnify such persons as have seized or detained any 
Arms or Gunpowder in Ireland; Ordered, txxvi1.50. Presented; 
printed; 57. rR. a. 94. 


6. Motion, That leave be given to bring ina Bill to regulate 
the Importation of Arms into Ireland ; Debate thereon adjourned ; 
Lxxxvi. 603. Further Adjourned, 719. Day appointed for resum- 
ing Debate, 719. Debate further Adjourned, 857. Not 
resumed. 


See Accounts and Papers, om, 150. 


Armscott Parish :——See Churehes and Chapels, 78. 


Army : Bills relative to : 
Artillery Pensions : 


1. For making further provisions with respect to the Pay- 
ment thereof, and with respect to Deductions hereafter to be made 
from Pensions granted by the Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital ; 
Ordered ; presented; printed; ixxxvi. 534. R. A. 599. 


Commissions : 

2. For continuing Military Commissions, and Commissions in 
the Royal Marines, in force, notwithstanding the demise of the 
Crown ; Ordered, xcu.516. Presented; Queen’s Consent signified ; 
Bill considered and reported; r. a. 623. 


Deceased Officers : 

3. To amend Two Acts of 58 Geo. III., for regulating the 
Payment of Regimental Debts, and the distribution of the Effects 
of Officers and Soldiers dying in Service, and the receipt of Sums 
due to Soldiers; and of 4 Geo. IV. for punishing Mutiny and 
Desertion of Officers and Soldiers in the Service of the East 
India Company; Ordered, rxxx. 464. Presented; printed ; 477. 
R.A. 586. 


Estimates :—See infra, 15. 
Families of Soldiers :—See infra, 11. 
Foreign Enlistment :—See Foreign Enlistment. 


Foreign Officers : 
4. For enabling His Majesty to grant the rank of General 
Officers to Foreigners now bearing His Majesty’s Commission, 


and to permit the Enlistment of Foreigners, under certain | 


Restrictions; Ordered, xcu. 454. Presented; printed; 460. 
R. A., 623. 


Half Pay: 

5. To enable Officers in His Majesty’s Army and their Repre- 
sentatives, and the Widows of Officers and Persons on the Com- 
passionate List, and also Civil Officers on Retired or Superannu- 
ation Allowances, payable by the Paymaster General, to draw for 
and receive their Half Pay and Allowances; Ordered; presented ; 
printed; uxxxvi.532. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 578. R.A. 





584. See infra, 16. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Army : Bills relative to—continued. 
Mutiny and Desertion : 


6. For punishing Mutiny and Desertion and for the better 
Payment of the Army and their Quarters; Ordered, Lxxv. 283. 
Presented, 283. r. a.341.—Ordered, txxvi. 171. Presented, 171. 
r. A. 200.—Ordered, txxvit. 82. Presented, 93. rR. a.125.— 
Ordered, txxvu. 107. Presented, 112. Amendment proposed, 
but not made, on Motion for Mr. Speaker leaving the Chair, “ for 
an Instruction to prevent the Dismissal of Officers from the Army, 
without Trial by a Court Martial;” 121. r.a. 158.—Ordered, 
Lxx1x. 85. Presented, 94. nr. a. 202.—Ordered, txxx. 171. Pre- 
sented, 181. R.a. 250.—Ordered, txxx1. 137. Presented, 138. 
R.A. 197.— Ordered, txxxu. 202. Presented, 210.— Clause 
offered ; Motion for reading it a Second Time negatived, 307. 
r. A. 338. — Bill to explain and amend Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. 
c.4; Ordered, txxxu. 563. Presented, 563. r.a. 610.—Or- 
dered, txxx1. 102. Presented, 118. Bill reported; Amend- 
ment proposed, but not made, 152. Rr. a. 187.—Ordered, txxxrv. 
78. Presented; printed; 96. - Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
157. R.A. 158.— Ordered, txxxv. 142. Presented, 143. R.A. 
216.— Ordered, txxxvi. 287. Presented, 325. r.a. 377.—Or- 
dered, rxxxvis. 129. Order of leave for Bill discharged and an- 
other Bill ordered, 157.—— Bill to continue Act 1 Will. IV. c. 14; 
Ordered ; presented; txxxvit. 157. R.A. 219.—Bill for punish- 
ing Mutiny and Desertion, and for the better Payment of the 
Army and their Quarters; Ordered, txxxvu. 236. Presented, 
237. R. a. 259.— Ordered, txxxvu1. 231. Presented, 233. 
R.A. 294.—- Ordered, txxx1x. 83. Presented, 89. Rr. a. 165.— 
Ordered, xc. 183. Presented, 186. pr. a. 225.—Ordered, xcr. 
141. Presented, 154.—Amendment proposed, but not made on 
Motion for Mr. Speaker leaving the Chair, That “it is the 
opinion of this House, That the punishment of Flogging should 
be entirely abolished in the British Army.” Bill considered, 
251. Reported; Question negatived for bringing up Clause, That 
Flogging in the Army be abolished except in time of War, 
255. R.A. 281.—Ordered, xc. 187. Presented, 200. Amend- 
ment proposed, but not made on Motion for Mr. Speaker leaving 
the Chair, That “a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into 
and report on the Question of Military Punishments;” Bill 
considered ; 238. rR. a. 281. See Petitions, 1083. 


Pensions : 
7. To make further Regulations with respect to Army Pen- 
sions; Ordered, txxxv. 576. Presented; printed; 576. R.A. 
645. See supra, 1. 


Prize Money : 
8. To regulate the Payment of Army Prize Money; Ordered, 
Lxxv. 434. Presented; printed; 435. rR. a. 468. 


9. For consolidating and amending the Laws relating to the 
Payment of Army Prize Money; Ordered; presented ; printed ; 
LXXXVII. 344. R.A. 430. 


Quarter Masters : 

10. To amend so much of Act 52 Geo. IIT. c. 151, as relates 
to Retired Allowances of Quarter Masters of Cavalry and 
Infantry; Ordered, txxx1. 237. Presented; printed; 238. 
R. A. 324. 


Regimental Debts :—See supra, 3. 


Soldiers’ Families : 

11. To repeal several Acts for enabling the Wives and Fami- 
lies of Soldiers, and the Widows and Families of Deceased Sol- 
diers, to return to their Homes; Ordered, txxxvit. 445. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 464. Rr. a. 570. 


Motions relative to the Army: 
12. Relative to the Establishment of the Army in 1792 and 
1821; Pr. Q™ Neg.; ixxvi. 160. 


13. That the Strength and Security of the Empire, and the 
prospect of internal tranquillity and good order, being now aug- 
mented in an unexampled degree by the Law which provides for 
an efficient Representation of the People in Parliament, it is expe- 
dient, in the opinion of this House, that the smallest practicable 
delay should take place in relieving the Country from all unneces- 
sary Burthens, and especially by carrying into effect every possible 
Reduction in the heaviest branch of the National Expenditure, 
that of the Army; Pr. Q® Neg. and upon several other Motions, 
LXXXVII, 528. 


14. That 


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ARMY——ASSESSED TAXES. 








Army :— Motions relative to—continued. 


14. That it is the opinion of this House, that the existence of 
Sinecure Offices and Offices executed by Deputy in the Army and 
Navy Departments, is unnecessary and inexpedient as a means of 
remunerating Public Service; Pr. Q" Neg., txxxvuil. 42. 


15. Amendment proposed upon Motion for reading the Order 
of the Day for the Committee of Supply, That “the Army and 
Ordnance Estimates be referred to a Select Committee, &amp;c.” 
Amendment withdrawn, xc. 175. 


16. Amendment proposed, but not made, upon Motion for 
reading the Order of the Day for taking into further consider- 
ation the Report on the Registration of Births, &amp;c. Bill, That 
“there be laid before this House a Return of all Officers, of 
whatever Rank, who have been deprived of their Half Pay without 
their consent, or the investigation of a Court Martial, from the 
year 1790 up to the present period; with the alleged reasons for 
such deprivation: Also, a Return of any Persons whose Half 
Pay has been restored to them subsequently to such deprivation, 
with the alleged reasons for such restoration ;” xct. 434. 


See Accounts and Papers, 151-469. 6626-6633. 6725-6728. 
Addresses, 69, 70. 1478. 1517. Barracks. Committees, 
720. East India Affairs, 1 5.17. Ordnance. Pay- 
master General. Supply, 49-121. Troopers’ Fund. 


Arrack :——See Committees, 27. Spirits, 3. 
Arrestments :—see Bankrupts, 26. Wages, 8. 


Arrests: Bills relative to: 

1. To authorize Sheriffs and others to abstain from arresting 
Persons in ill health; Ordered, txx1x. 484. Presented, 484. 
Printed; 485. Not proceeded in.——— Again ordered, txxx. 
358. Not presented. 


2. To revive and make perpetual Act 57 Geo. III. for 
rendering more effectual several Acts for preventing frivolous 
and vexatious Arrests; Ordered, txxx. 213. Presented, 227. 
As amended, printed, 311. Re-committed, 357. Passed, 371. 
Not returned from the Lords. 


3. To extend and render more effectual Acts 12 Geo. I. 
ec. 29; 5 Geo. II. c. 27; 19 Geo. III. c. 70, and 43 Geo. III. 
ce. 46, to prevent frivolous and vexatious Arrests; Ordered, 
Lxxx1. 131. Not presented. 


4. For better prevention of frivolous and vexatious Arrests for 
Debt upon Mesne Process; Ordered, txxx11. 405. Order for 
leave for Bill discharged, and another Bill ordered, 467. 


5. For the better prevention of frivolous and vexatious Arrests 
for Debt on Mesne Process, and for facilitating the recovery of 
Debts on Deeds, Bonds and Bills of Exchange, and Promissory 
Notes; Ordered, 467. Presented; printed; 467. Second Reading 
put off for Three Months, 516. 


6. To prevent Arrests upon Mesne Process, where the Debt 
or Cause of Action is under a certian Amount; Ordered, Ltxxx11. 
487. Presented; printed; 490. Lords’ Amendment agreed 
to, 609. R. A. 610.———Petitions in favour; From, Prisoners 
for debt in the Fleet, txxxu1. 523. Robert Pollock, 585, p. 
Petitions against ; From, Tradesmen and Inhabitants of Bishops- 
gate; 535, P. Tradesmen and Inhabitants of Liverpool, 594, p. 
Tradesmen and others of Westminster, 529, Pp. 


7. For abolishing Arrest upon Mesne Process, except in certain 
eases; Ordered, itxxxix. 321. Presented; printed; 326. Se- 
cond Reading deferred, 444. Not proceeded in. 


8. To prevent Arrests in Ireland upon Mesne Process for 
Debts under Twenty Pounds; Ordered, uxxx1v.301. Presented; 
printed ; 309. rR. a, 372. 


Motions: 

9. For leave to bring in a Bill to authorize Sheriffs’ Officers 
and others to abstain from arresting, or to discharge from 
Arrest, Persons in a dangerous state of health; Ques. Neg.; 
LXXxXxI. 341. 


See Complaints. Wrongous Imprisonment. 


Articles of Clerkshi P :——See Accounts and Papers, 


471. Clerks, Articled. Stamps and Stamp Duties, 10. 





ee 
a 


Artificial Mineral Waters :—see stamps, 17, 


Artizans &gt;——Bill to repeal the Laws relative to Artificers 
going to Foreign Parts; Ordered, rxxrx. 408. Presented, 4g 
R. 4. 524, See Committees, 722. Wages. : 


Arundel Borough and Port :—sec Accounts 


and Papers, 473, 474. Addresses,71. Committees, 723. 


Assault and Battery, Scotland :—sin to re. 


peal Acts, 1584, c. 138, and 1594, c. 219, of the Parliament of 
Scotland, relative to Assault and Battery, Pendente Lite; txxxz, 
140. Presented; printed; 142. Rr. a. 227. 


Assessed Taxes: Bills relative to: 


1. To extend Act 59 Geo. III., c. 51, to relieve persons com- 
pounding for their Assessed Taxes, from an Annual Assessment, 
and for giving further Relief in certain cases ; Ordered, txxv. 400, 
Presented, 415. rR. a. 468. 


2. To continue Acts 59 Geo. III. and 1 Geo. IV.; Ordered, 
LXxvI. 281. Presented; printed; 341. Re-committed; as 
amended, printed, 456. R. a. 502. 


3. To extend the Period allowed to Persons compounding 
for their Assessed Taxes; Ordered, uxxvir. 297. Presented; 
printed; 307. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 384. Ra. 
389. 


4. For allowing Persons to compound for their Assessed 
Taxes for the remainder of the Periods of Composition limited 
by former Acts, and for giving Relief in certain cases therein 
mentioned; Ordered, txxviti1. 372. Presented, 386. Printed, 


387. R.A. 453, : 


5. For allowing persons to compound for their Assessed Taxes 
for the remainder of the Periods of Composition limited by former 
Acts; Ordered, rxx1x. 349. Presented, 362. As amended, to 
be printed, 382. R. a. 450. 


6. To enable Persons to continue their Composition for As- 
sessed Taxes; Ordered, txxx1. 232. Presented, 237. Printed, 
245. R.A. 324. 


7. To continue Compositions for Assessed Taxes for a further 
time ; Ordered, txxxiv. 214. Presented, 220. rR. a. 296. 


8. To continue Compositions for Assessed Taxes for a further 
Term, and to grant Relief in certain cases; Ordered, ixxxv. 
552. Presented; printed; 557. r.a. 645.———Another Bill; 
Ordered, txxxvi. 613. Presented, 622. Printed, 623. r.a. 712. 
Another Bill; Ordered, txxxvir. 509. Presented; printed; 509. 
rR. a. 586.——Another Bill; Ordered, txxxvit. 543. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 552. R. a. 599. 


9. Bill to continue and amend the Acts for authorizing a 
Composition for Assessed Taxes; Ordered, Lxxxix. 489. Pre- 
sented; printed; 492. R. a. 593. 


10. For repealing certain Duties on Assessed Taxes, and re- 
ducing others; Ordered, rxxvu. 82. Presented; printed; 87. 
R. A. 136. 


11. For the further Repeal of certain Duties of Assessed 
Taxes, and for granting Relief in the cases therein mentioned ; 
Ordered, txxx. 146. Instruction to make Provision for granting 
Relief in certain cases of Assessed Taxes, 146. Bill presented, 
153. As amended, printed, 164. R.A. 250. 


12. For transferring the Duties of Receivers General of the 
Land and Assessed Taxes to Persons executing the Office of In- 
spectors of Taxes; Ordered; presented; printed; txxxvi. 708. 
R. A. 826. 


13. To reduce certain of the Duties on Dwelling Houses, and 
to repeal the Duties on Male Persons, and on Carriages with less 
than Four Wheels therein described; Ordered, txxxvitt. 425. 
Presented ; printed; 609. R. a. 670. To repeal certain 
Duties on Inhabited Dwelling Houses; Ordered, rxxxrx. 96. 
Presented ; printed; 97. pr. a. 399. 


14. To grant Relief from the Duties of Assessed Taxes; Or- 
dered ; 1xxx1x. 530. Presented; printed; 534. Re-committed, 
557. R.A. 598. 


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Assessed Taxes: Bills relative to—continued. 


15. For granting Relief from the Duties of Assessed Taxes, 
and on Stage Carriages in certain cases, and to regulate the 
charging of the Duty payable for taking or killing Game in Great 
Britain, and to provide for the Collection of certain Local Taxes 
in Scotland; Ordered, xc1. 686. Presented; printed; 689. 
Rr. A. 800. 


16. To extend an Exemption granted by an Act of the last 
Session of Parliament from the Duties of Assessed Taxes in 
respect of certain Carriages with less than Four Wheels, and to 
amend the Laws relating to the said Duties; Ordered, xc1. 587. 
Presented ; printed; 587. R.a. 661. 


17. To continue Act allowing Compositions on Assessed 
Taxes to be entered into in Ireland; Ordered, txxvi. 360, but 
not presented. 


18. To repeal the Rates, Duties and Taxes payable in respect 
of Male Servants, Horses, Carriages and Dogs in Ireland; Or- 
dered, txxvu. 87. Presented, 90. Rk. A. 136. 


Motions relative to Assessed Taxes : 

19. For the repeal of Taxes on Windows, Houses, Male Ser- 
vants, Licenses to Coachmakers, Taxed Carts, Horses, &amp;c., and 
all Agreements to compound for Duties; Ques. Neg. ; rxxvu. 
133.———Similar Motions negatived; Lxxx. 159. 


20. That it is expedient that from and after the 5th day of 
January 1825, the Duties now payable on Houses and Windows 
should cease; Ques. Neg.; Motion relative to the Duties on 
Servants, Carriages, &amp;c. ; Ques. Neg.; txx1x. 342. 


21. That it is the opinion of this House, That as the Assessed 
Taxes are prejudicial to the Home Trade and Manufactures of 
this Country, and by their pressure on persons of moderate for- 
tunes, occasion them to spend their incomes abroad, it is expedient 
that they should be repealed, and the deficiency in the Revenue 
supplied by a Tax upon Real Property and the Public Funds ; 
Superseded by Adjournment ; Lxxx1x. 378. 


See Accounts and Papers, 480-510. 
Hearths and Windows. 
Tax, 10. 13. 19. 
34. 


Committees, 28-45. 
House and Window Tax. Land 
Parliamentary Representation, 7. 32. 
Petitions, 90-120. Revenue, 5. Windows. 


Assessment of Lessors (Ireland) :—sin to 
render Lessors liable for Parish and County Assessments in all 
future Lettings of Land in Ireland; Ordered, txxxi1. 186. 
Presented, 197. Printed, 198. Motion for Reading Bill a 
Second Time, Negatived. Second Reading put off for Six 
Months, 428. 


Assessments, County :—See Applotments. 


Assets : 


1. Bill for the Administration of Assets, where the Executor 
or Administrator to whom Probate or Administration has been 
granted is out of Ireland; Ordered, xxv. 133. Presented, 156. 
Passed, 207. Not returned from the Lords. 


2. Bill to amend and extend Provisions of Act 38 Geo. III. 
for the Administration of Assets in Cases where the Executor is 
out of the Realm to Ireland; Ordered, txxxv. 249. Not pre- 
sented. Again ordered, txxxvi. 130, but not presented. 


See Executors. Real Property. 


Assistant Barristers Court (Ireland) :— 


Bill to extend the Jurisdiction of that Court; Ordered, txxv. 209. 
Not presented. See Civil Bill Courts, Ireland, 3. Transmis- 
sion of Property. 


Assize, Clerk of :—Bill to regulate the Office of Clerk 
of Assize or Nisi Prius, or Judges Registrar in Ireland; Ordered, 
uxxvi. 72. Not presented———Another Bill; Ordered, rxxv1. 
98. Presented; printed; 128. As amended, printed, 191. R.a, 
442, See Addresses, 74. 


Assize of Bread :—see Bread. 


Assizes : 


1. Bill for the Appointment of convenient Places for holding 
of Assizes in England and Wales; Ordered, txxxviu. 272. Pre- 
sented; printed; 283. R. a. 726. 


2. Bill for the Appointment of convenient Places for the 
holding of Assizes in Ireland; Ordered, xc. 170. Presented; 
printed; 261. Petition from the Barony of Lower Ormond, 
County of Tipperary, in favour, 378. Lords’ Amendment agreed 
to, 559. R.A. 578. 


See Accounts and Papers, 511-513. 
Juries, 3. 


Addresses, 75-77. 


Associations, Ireland :—sin for the Suppression 
of dangerous Associations or Assemblies in Ireland; Or- 
dered, txxx1v. 20. Presented; to be printed; 21. As amended, 
printed, 29. Re-committed, 35. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 
82. R. a. 106. See Disturbances. Outrages. 


Assurance Companies :—see Companies, 10, ke, 


Assurances :—See Bubble Act. 


Aston-juxta-Birmingham Vicarage :—r 
authorize the Patrons and Patron for the time being of the 
said Vicarage to appropriate and assign any Part of the Tithes or 
Vicarial Dues for endowing certain new Churches within the said 
Vicarage, and for other Purposes; From the Lords, txxxvit. 404. 
Read, 409. pr. a. 461. 


Atholl, Duke of :—see man, Isle of, 6, 7. 
Attainders :—scee Restorations. 


Attestation of Instruments : —see Deeds. 


Attorney General : 


1. Directed to prosecute a Witness for Perjury; ixxv. 332. 


2. Leave given to him and the Solicitor General (Members) 
to plead at the Bar of the House of Lords in support of the Bill 
concerning Her Majesty; and said Leave not in time coming to 
be drawn into a Precedent; txxv. 444. 


3. Leave given to him and the Solicitor General (Members) to 
plead as Counsel at the Bar of the House of Lords, in the Matter 
of Sir Jonah Barrington (Judge of the Admiralty Court in Ire- 
land); uxxxv. 641. 


4. Instructed to prosecute such Parties as appear, from the 
Evidence taken before the Committee on the Great Yarmouth 
Election, to have been principally implicated in the Offence of 
Bribery; xc. 576. 


5. Directed to defend Messrs. Nichols and Messrs. Hansard 
against Actions; xci1. 450. 


See Accounts and Papers, 522. 


Attorney General to Her Majesty :— 


Leave given to him, to Her Majesty’s Solicitor General and to 
Dr. Lushington (Members) to plead at the Bar of the House 
of Lords against the Bill concerning Her Majesty; and said 
Leave not in time coming to be drawn into a Precedent; ixxv. 
444, 


Attorney General for Ireland :—see av 


dresses, 1422. Dublin, 25. 


Attornies and Solicitors: Bills relative to: 


1. To amend the several Acts for the Regulation of Attornies 
and Solicitors; Ordered, rxxvi. 257. Presented; printed; 261. 
———-Instruction to amend Act 41 Geo. III. c. 79, so far as 
relates to Registrars and Chapter Clerks; 308. Petition 
of Attornies and Solicitors of the Court of Chancery for Provi- 
sion; 344. R. A. 425. 





2. To amend above Act; From the Lords; txxvu. 97. Read. 
110. Printed, 119. r. a. 172. 
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continued. 

3. To amend Acts 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 48, and 3 Geo. IV. c. 16; 
Ordered, xctt. 149. Presented; printed; 150. As amended, 
printed; 446. Re-committed ; reported; as amended ; printed ; 
474. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 631. R. A. 661. 

4. To explain and amend Act 7 Geo. II. of the Parliament of 
Ireland, for regulating the Fees of Attornies and Solicitors; Or- 
dered ; txxvi. 115. Presented; printed; 117. R.A. 237. 

5. For the better Regulation of the Profession of Attorney and 
Solicitor in Ireland, and the several Offices connected therewith ; 
Ordered ; presented; printed; xcu. 574. Second Reading put off 
for Three Weeks, 607. 

See Accounts and Papers, 518-521. Addresses,78. Clerks, 
Articled. Committees, 725. Crown Solicitors. Petitions, 
129-146. 


Auctions and Auctioneers: Bills relative to: 


1. Toexempt certain Sales by Auction from Duty, and lower- 
ing the Duty on the Sales of certain other Goods; Ordered, 
Lxxvi. 195. Not presented. 


2. To repeal the Excise Duties on Auctions in Great Britain 
and Ireland, and'to make other Regulations in lieu thereof, through- 
out the United Kingdom; Ordered, txxxiv. 195. Presented ; 
printed ; 200.——Second Reading put off for Six Months, 253. 
Petition of Robert Roe, Secretary to the Chamber of Commerce 
of Dublin, against, 263, p. 


3. To amend the Laws relating to the Duties on Auctions in 
Ireland; Ordered, rxxx1. 442. Presented; printed; 445. Third 
Reading put off for Three Months, 531. 

See Accounts and Papers, 523-526. Cocoa Nuts. Com- 
mittees, 46,47. Petitions, 148. 








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Au dit O flice :——See Accounts and Papers, 527-530. 


Finance, 7. 


Australia : Bills relative to Australia : 


1. To provide for the Government of His Majesty’s Settle. 
ments in Western Australia; Ordered, txxxiv. 197. Presented ; 
printed; 198. R. a. 296.— ——To continue above Act; Ordered, 
xc. 321. Presented; printed; 322. n. a.418.— To continue 
the said Act; Ordered, xcr. 683. Presented; printed; 63, 
R. A. 800. 


2. To establish South Australia into a British Province, ang 
to provide for the Colonization and Government thereof; The 
King’s Recommendation signified ; Ordered; Lxxx1x. 426. Pre. 
sented ; printed ; 492. As amended, printed, 535. Re-committed, 
543. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 601. R. A. 604. 


See Supply, 122. 


Australian Company :—see Companies, 42. New 
South Wales. 


Australian Waste Land Company se 


See Companies, 2. New South Wales. 


Austrian Loan :——Bill to carry into effect the Conven- 
tion relating to Austrian Loans; Ordered, 1ixx1x. 99. Pre. 


sented, 104. rR. a. 165. See Accounts and Papers, 537-541, 
6634. Petitions, 151. 


Ava :—See Accounts and Papers, 542. House, 59. 











B. 


BAHAMAH ISLAN DS ‘ See Accounts and 


Papers, 547. Slaves and Slave Trade, 15. Supply, 123. 


Bake r, Sir Robert :——Motion, That Sir Robert Baker 
of Bow Street do attend this House to be examined relative to 
the Liberation of William Franklin, alias Forbes, alias Fletcher, 
arrested on the 8th October; Withdrawn; Lxxv. 484. 


Baking Trade: Bills relative to :—To regulate 
the Baking Trade in Ireland; From the Lords, txxxvi. 905, 
Read; printed; 906. Second Reading deferred, 913. Vot 
proceeded in. Another Bill; From the Lords, txxxvm. 185. 
Read; printed; 238. Order for Committee read; Mr. Speaker 
called the attention of the House to certain Clauses in the Bill, 
and gave his opinion thereon;, Bill considered, and reported 
without Amendment; 260. rR. a. 331. See Bread. Com- 
mittees, 726, 727. 


Ballot --— See Corporation, Municipal (Ireland),4. Parlia- 


mentary Representation, 35, 36. Petitions, 885. 


Banff Glebe Lands :—7o enable the Minister of the 


Parish of Banff, in the County of Banff, to feu the Glebe Lands 
of the said Parish; From the Lords, xcu.317. Read, 328. rR. a. 
450. 


Bank of England : Bills relative to: 


1. For making further Provision for the gradual Resumption 
of Payments in Cash by the Bank; Ordered, txxvi. 180. Pre- 
sented, 187. Printed,191. Motion for an Instruction to consider 
the provisions of Act 59 Geo. III. c. 49; Withdrawn, 236. 
rR. A. 309. 


2. For better regulating Copartnerships of certain Bankers in 
England; From the Lords; uxxx1. 113. Read; printed; 113. 
As amended, printed, 225. Re-committed, 244. Passed, with 
Amendments, 299. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 333. 
R. A. 376. 


Bank of England : Bills relative to :—cont*, 
3. To facilitate the advancing of Money by the Governor 
and Company of the Bank of England upon Deposits or 
Pledges; Ordered, txxx1. 141. Presented; printed; 142. na. 
198. 


4. For giving to the Corporation of the Governor and Company 
of the Bank of England certain Privileges for a limited period 
under certain Conditions; Ordered, txxxvim. 549. Presented; 
printed; 552. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 728. R.A. 734. 
Petitions against; From, Denison, Nathaniel James, Lxxxvut. 655. 
Kentish, William, 634. London (five Petitions), 634. London 
(four Petitions), 641. London (four Petitions), 655. 


4 


5. To provide for the Repayment to the Governor and Com- 
pany of he Bank of England of One-fourth Part of the Debt due 
from the Public to the said Company, in pursuance of an Act of 
the last Session of Parliament; Ordered, 1xxx1x. 552. Presented, 
559. R.A. 598. 


Motions relative to: 

6. That a Committee be appointed to consider of the effects 
produced by Act 59 Geo. III. c. 49, to continue the Restrictions 
on Payments in Cash by the Bank of England ; Amendment pro- 
posed; Debate thereon adjourned ; Lxxvu. 335. Debate resumed, 
339. Third and Fifteenth Resolutions, 14 May 1811, read; Re- 
solutions, 20 October 1696, and 13 January 1717, also Act 
51 Geo. III. c. 127, read; Question amended; Resolution, That 
the House will not alter the Standard of Gold or Silver in fineness, 
weight or denomination; 340. 


7. That leave be given to bring in a Bill to compel the Bank of 
England, and all Bankers in the United Kingdom, to make 
quarterly Returns of the Amount of their Promissory Notes 
outstanding and in circulation at those periods; Withdrawn; 
LXXXIII. 479. 


8. Ordered, That the Reports from Committees of Secresy, 
made 3 and 7 March, 21 April and 17 November 1797, be re- 
printed ; Lxxx1. 38, 

See Accounts and Papers, 554-588. 6635-6637. Commit- 
tees, 49-52. 700. 1451. Petitions, 158. 
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Bank of Ireland: Bills relative to : 


1. For making further Provision for the gradual Resumption 
of Payments of Cash; Ordered, uxxvi. 180. Presented, 187. 
Printed, 191. R.. 809. 

2. To establish an Agreement with the Bank of Ireland for 
advancing £.500,000, and to empower the Company to enlarge 
their Capital Stock ; Ordered, txxv1.314. Presented, 324. In- 
struction respecting the advance of £.500,000 for the Public Ser- 
vice, 364. Motion for an Instruction that His Majesty’s Roman 
Catholic Subjects may hold the Office of Governor and Director ; 
Negatived, 434. np. a. 492. 

3. For the regulation of Co-partnerships of certain Bankers in 
Ireland ; Ordered, txxx. 205. Presented, 274. Printed, 298. 
As amended, to be printed; 365. Bill re-committed, and consi- 
dered, 408. Lords Amendments agreed to, 513. rR. a. 518. 
——-Petitions in Favour,—From P. French, Junior; 380, r. 
Chamber of Commerce of Limerick, 385, p. Inhabitants of New 
Ross, 411. 


4. To explain two Acts of his present Majesty for establishing 
an Agreement with the Governor and Company of the Bank of 
Ireland for advancing the sum of £.500,000, and for the better 
regulation of Copartnerships of certain Bankers in Ireland ; 
Ordered, txxxv. 507. Presented, 509. As amended, printed, 
525. Report further considered; Motion for agreeing to the 
Amendments made by the Committee ; Debate thereon adjourned ; 
551. Debate resumed; Amendments agreed to; 556. Rr. a. 646. 


5. To reduce the rate of Interest payable on the Sum of 
£.125,000 advanced by the Bank of Ireland for the Public Ser- 
vice; Ordered, txxvit. 180. Presented, 186. Rr. a. 266. 


6. To postpone, for a limited time, the Repayment of certain 
Sums advanced by the Bank of Ireland for the Public Service ; 
Ordered ; presented ; printed; xci1. 587. Rk. a. 662. 


7. To prevent the further circulation of Tokens issued by the 
Governor and Company of the Bank of Ireland; Ordered, txxx. 
501. Presented, 502. Printed, 508. Re-committed; Instruction 
for issuing out of the Consolidated Fund a sum for enabling Silver 
Coin to be forwarded to Ireland; 551. rR. a. 627. 

See Accounts and Papers, 603-611. Bankers. Commit- 
tees, 53. 54. Petitions, 160. 


Bank of Scotland :—sSéeec Accounts and Papers, 615. 
Addresses, 80. 


Bank N oles :—Bill for the further Prevention of Forging 
and Counterfeiting thereof; Ordered, txxv. 397. Presented; 
printed; 401. As amended, printed, 433. R. a. 468. 
Petitions against; From, James Fergusson, 443, p. Alexander 
Tilloch, 418, p. Richard Williamson, 418, p. See Accounts 
and Papers, 589-602. 612-614. 616. 623-646. 6729. Bankers. 
Forgery. Petitions, 159. 162, &amp;c. Postage,10. Promissory 
Notes. Securities, 4. Stamps and Stamp Duties, 15. 





Bank Post Bills :——See Promissory Notes, 5. 


Banking Companies :—sce Bank of England, 2. 
Bank of Ireland, 3. Bankers. Companies, 44, &amp;c. Petitions, 
171. 


Bankers: Bills relative to: 


1. Tocompel all Banks issuing Promissory Notes payable on 
demand to enter into a Composition for the Stamp Duties payable 
thereon; Ordered, txxxvimt. 549. Presented; printed; 552. 
Instruction to Committee, that they have power to make Provi- 
sion for compelling certain Banks to make Returns of their Notes 
in circulation, and for allowing Banks to draw Bills on London 
for less than Fifty Pounds; Bill, as amended, printed; 668. Bill 
re-committed, 697. As amended, printed; 698. x. a. 726. 


2. To relieve Bankers in Ireland from divers restraints imposed 
by the Provisions of 29 Geo. II.; Ordered, txx1x. 443. Presented ; 
449. As amended, printed; 466. Rr. a. 502. 


3. To enable Bankers of Ireland to issue Unstamped Promis- 
sory Notes, upon Payment of a Composition in lieu of the Stamp 
Duties thereon; Ordered, txxxi1. 406. Presented; printed; 411. 
R. A. 564. 


4. To amend the Laws respecting Banks and Bankers in Ire- 
land; Ordered, uxxx11.370. Not presented. 


5. To regulate the mode in which certain Societies or Co-part- 
nerships for Banking in Scotland, may sue and be sued; From 
the Lords, uxxx1. 328. Read; printed; 329. As amended, 
printed, 339. Re-committed, and considered; and reported, with 
Amendments; 347. Day appointed for further considering 


Bankers: Bills relative to—continued. 


Report; and Bill, as amended, printed; 348. Report further 
considered, and Amendments agreed to, 352. Bill passed, with 
Amendments, 365. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 380. 
R. A. 376. 


6. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal Act 29 Geo. 
II. c. 16, for the Regulation of the Banking Establishments of 
Ireland; By leave withdrawn; txx1x. 381. 


See Accounts and Papers, 622-646. Bank of England, 2. 
Bank of Ireland, 3,4. Commercial Credit. Postage, 10. 
Promissory Notes. Stamps and Stamp Duties, 15. 


Banks, Joint Stock :—see Accounts and Papers, 
617-621. Committees, 701-702. Companies, 41, &amp;c. 


Bankrupts : Bills relative to: 


1. To repeal so much of Act 5 Geo. II. relating to Bankrupts, 
as requires the Meetings of Commissioners to be holden in the 
Guildhall of London, and for building Offices for the Meetings of 
Commissioners; Ordered, txxv. 434. Presented, 441. Bill re- 
ported; further consideration of Report put off for a Fortnight, 
and Bill, as amended, printed; 453.———Another Bill ordered ; 
LXxvI. 164. 386. Presented; printed; 418. Instruction respect- 
ing the Grant of Two thousand three hundred Pounds for 
erecting New Courts, 493. rR. a. 502. 


2. To amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts; Ordered; 
presented ; printed; rxxvi.318. Petitions against; From, Henry 
Brown, 354. John Dufrene, 354, yp. Bill, as amended, printed, 
381. Passed, 412. Not returned from the Lords. 


3. To amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts under Joint 
Commissions; From the Lords; txxvi. 355. Read; printed ; 
369. R.A. 446. 


4. To amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts; From the Lords; 
Lxxvi1. 360. Read, 369. Printed, 370. Passed, with Amend- 
ments, 433. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 451. 
R. A. 467. 

5. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts ; 
Ordered, txxviu1. 365. Presented, 376. Petition against ; From, 
John Gregson, 382. Bill reported; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; Bill, as amended, printed; 394. Another 
Bill ; Ordered, xxix. 55. Presented, 87. Petitions against; From 
John Gregson, 222. Bankers, Manufacturers and others of 
Stafford, 325,r. Bill, as amended, printed, 103. Re-committed, 
255. As amended, printed, 283. Re-committed; as amended, 
printed; 367. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 323. R. a. 524. 


6. To amend Act 5 Geo. IV. c. 98; Ordered, txxx. 267. 
Presented, 268. As amended, printed, 300. Re-committed, 
311. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 355. R. A. 359.——— 
Petitions against,—From Edmund Townsend, 304. (r.307.) At- 
tornies of Manchester, 311, rp. Attornies of Preston, 325. Thomas 
Hamilton, 325, p. Petitions in favour,—From Chamber of 
Commerce of Manchester, 338, Pp. 


7. To amend Acts 5 Geo. IV. c. 98, and 6 Geo. IV. c. 16; 
Ordered, txxxu. 483. Presented; printed; 507. Committed, 
569. Not proceeded in. 


8. To amend Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 16; Ordered, txxxur. 301. 
Presented, 306. Printed, 323. Amendment proposed to be 
made on Third Reading; Debate adjourned; 381. Resumed, 
Amendment withdrawn and Bill passed, 417. yot returned 
from the Lords. Petition against,—From Practising At- 
tornies and Solicitors residing in North Shields and South Shields, 
436. (Pp. 444.) 

9. To supply an Omission in Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 16; Ordered, 
Lxxxv. 339. Presented; printed; 354. Committee deferred, 
583. Not proceeded in. 


10. To amend Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 16; Ordered, txxxvi. 281. 
Presented; printed; 282. Passed, 365. Not returned from the 
Lords.————Another Bill ordered; presented; printed; Lxxxv1. 
539. Reported; Report to be further considered, and Bill, as 
amended, printed ; 923. Not proceeded in. 


11. To amend Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 16; Ordered, txxxvir. 27. 
Presented ; printed; 28. Instruction to provide more effectually 
for entering of Record Proceedings in Bankruptcy, &amp;c.; Bill, as 
amended, printed, 321. Bill re-committed; 353. Bill re-com- 
mitted; reported ; as amended, printed; 463. R. a. 586. 








12. For establishing a Court in Bankruptcy ; From the Lords ; 
Lxxxvi. 874. Read; Motion for appointing a Day for Second 
Reading; Amendment proposed, but not made; Bill printed; 
875. Order for Second Reading read; Motion for reading Bill 
a Second Time; Amendment proposed, and made; Main Question 
amended, and agreed to; 882. Bill reported; Report to be 

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262 


BAN KRU PTS—continued. 





Bankrupts : Bills relative to-—continued. 


further considered ; Bill, as amended, printed; 898. Order for 
further considering Report read ; Bill re-committed ; Motion, That 
Mr. Speaker do leave the Chair; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 
905. Debate resumed, Question again proposed; Motion for 
committing Bill to a Select Committee; Debate thereupon ad- 
journed ; 909. Debate resumed, Main Question, That Mr. Speaker 
do leave the Chair, agreed to; Bill committed; 913. Reported, 
with Amendments, 924. Amendments agreed to, 927. Bill read 
the Third Time; other Amendments made; Bill passed with Amend- 
ments; 930. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 933. r. a. 935. 


13. To authorize His Majesty to give further powers to the 
Judges of the Court of Bankruptcy, and to direct the Times of 
Sitting of the Judges and Commissioners of the said Court; from 
the Lords, xxxxviu1. 606. Read; printed; 613. Instruction to 
Committee to make provision for defraying the Travelling Ex- 
penses of the Judges of the Court of Bankruptcy and other 
Officers, upon their Circuits, for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors, 
631. Bill passed, with Amendments, 657. Amendments agreed 
to by the Lords, 683. R. a. 726. 


14. For investing in Government Securities a portion of the 
Cash lying unemployed in the Bank of England belonging to 
Bankrupts’ Estates, and applying the Interest thereon in discharge 
of the Expenses of the Court of Bankruptcy, and for the Relief of 
the Suitors in the said Court; Ordered, uxxx1x. 44. Presented; 
printed; 45. Order for Committee discharged; Bill committed to 
a Select Committee; 72; (see Committees, 738.) Instruction to 
Committee, that they have power to examine into the matters contained 
in the said Bill, and report their opinion thereupon to the House, 
257. Bill reported, witl Minutes of Evidence ; Minutes of Evidence 
to be printed; Bill, as amended, printed; 377. Re-committed 
to a Committee of the whole House, 395. As amended, printed, 
441. Further consideration of Report deferred, 551. 
Petition of Charles Elley, Chief Clerk in the Secretary of Bank- 
rupts’ Office, for Compensation on Retirement from his Office, 
referred to a Select Committee on Bankrupts’ Estates Bill, 
LXXXIx. 103. 


15. For investing in Government Securities a portion of the 
Cash lying unemployed in the Bank of England, belonging to 
Bankrupts’ Estates, and applying the Interest thereon in discharge 
of the Expenses of the Court of Bankruptcy, and for the Relief of 
the Suitors in the said Court; Ordered, xc. 130. Presented ; 
printed; 130. Bill committed to a Select Committee, 197; (see 
Committees, 728.) Reported; as amended, printed; 476. Re- 
committed, 499. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, with Amendments, 
562. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 575. rR. a. 578. 


16. For investing in Government Securities further portions 
of the Cash lying unemployed in the Bank of England belonging 
to Bankrupts’ Estates; Ordered, 362. Presented; printed; 362, 
R. A. 617. 


17. To amend Acts relating to Bankrupts; Ordered, xcz. 
598. Presented; printed; 668. Second Reading put off for Three 
Months, 816. 


18. Toamend the Laws relating to Bankrupts; Ordered, xc11. 
420. Presented; printed; 421. Committee put off for Three 
Months, 522. 


Ireland : 

19. To repeal so much of the Act of the Parliament of 
Ireland, 11 &amp; 12 Geo. III., as inflicts Capital Punishments on 
certain offences; Ordered, txxvi. 147. Presented; printed; 154. 
R.A. 383. 

20. To amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts in Ireland; From 
the Lords, xc1. 231. Read; printed; 232. Passed, with Amend- 
ments, 390. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 393. rR. a. 394. 
———- Petitions against,—From Bankers and others of Belfast; 
Solicitors and Attornies in Cork ; Merchants and Traders in Cork ; 
xcl. 315.———Petition of William Hart Gregg, praying that a 
Clause may be inserted for compensating him for his loss of Office 
as a Messenger to the Commissioners of Bankrupt in Cork; 
xcl. 315. 

21. Toappoint a Second Commissioner of Bankrupt in Ireland; 
From the Lords, xcu. 549. Read; printed; 553. Message from 
the Lords, to acquaint the House that the Bill had been sent to 
the House by mistake, and to request that the same may be 
returned to the Lords; Message considered; Bill returned to the 
Lords; Orders for Second Reading and printing discharged ; 572. 
———To appoint a Second Commissioner of Bankrupt in Ireland, 
and to amend an Act passed in the sixth and seventh years of the 
reign of his late Majesty King William the Fourth, intituled, 
“ An Act to amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts in Ireland,” 
From the Lords, xcu. 589. Read; printed; 592. Passed, with 
Amendments, 613. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 619. 
R. A. 623. 





Bankrupts : Bills relative to—continued, 
Scotland : 


22. To regulate the Prosecution of Fraudulent Bankrupts 
in Scotland; Ordered, uxxxu. 385. Presented ; printed; 39). 
R. A. 494, 


23. To continue Act 54 Geo. III. c. 137; Ordered; Presented; 
printed; uxxxvit. 201. R. a. 331. 


24. For the better Administration of the Laws of Bankrupts, 
and for rendering the Payment of Creditors more equal and ex. 
peditious; Ordered, txxxvint. 336. Presented; printed; 467, 
Bill put off for Six Months, 544. Petitions against ; From 
Arbroath; txxxvimr. 623. Dundee, 644. Glasgow, (Four Pe. 
titions), 542. Stirling, 491. Petitions in favour ; From Bal- 
four, Alexander; txxxvimt. 562. Bankers in the West of Scotland, 
674. Cupar, 562. Dundee (Three Petitions), 562. Elgin, 527, 
Glasgow (Three Petitions), 674. Greenock, 674. Irvine, 553, 
Paisley, 579. 616. Perth (Four Petitions), 554. Scotland, West, 
Bankers, 674. Stirling, 616. 


25. Forthe Amendment and better Administration of the Laws 
relating to Bankrupts in that part of Great Britain called Scotland; 
Ordered, ixxx1x. 248. Presented; printed; 257. Bill com. 
mitted to a Select Committee, 420. Instruction to the Committee 
to divide the Bill into two Bills, 536. Report that the Committee 
had divided the Bill into two Bills, 596. See infra, 28. 32. 

Petitions in favour; From Aberdeen, Two Petitions; txxxrx, 
Referred, 516. Brechin, referred, 494. Dingwall, 532. Dundee, 
516. Dundee, Society of Writers in, referred, 436. Elgin, 516, 
Forfar, referred, 546. Glasgow, 5938. Glasgow, Two Petitions, 
referred, 473. Greenock, 553. Guildry, 535. Haddington, 
Two Petitions, referred, 466. Inverness, 546. Kilmarnock, 
404. Kirkcaldy, referred to the Select Committee on the 
Bill, 425. Lanark, referred, 500. Paisley, referred, 536. Perth, 
Incorporation of, referred, 535. Ross, Solicitors practising in 
Sheriff Court of the Western District of the County of, referred, 
532. Stirling, 529.———Petitions against,—From Dean and 
Faculty of Advocates; ixxxtx. 474. Edinburgh Chamber of 
Commerce, 526.——FPetitions for postponing the Bill till next 
Session,—From Society of Solicitors in the Supreme Court of 
Scotland ; 1xxx1x. 482.———Petitions suggesting Alterations 
therein,—From Dean, Council and Members of the Faculty of 
Procurators in Glasgow; Lxxx1x. 482. 


26. To amend the Laws of Scotland in matters relating to 
Bankruptcy, Personal Diligence, Arrestments, poinding of Goods, 
Inhibitions, Adjudications, Judicial Sales, and poindings of the 
Ground; Ordered, xcr. 83. Presented, 146. Printed, 147. 
As amended, printed, 306. Further consideration of Report put 
off for Six Months, 634. 


27. Toamend the Law of Scotland in matters relating to Bank- 
ruptcy, Personal Diligence, Arrestments, Poinding of Goods, 
Inhibitions, Adjudications, Judicial Sales, Powers of Sale and 
Poindings of the Ground; Ordered, xcu. 178. Presented; 
printed; 202. Committee put off for Three Months; 499. 


28. For regulating the Sequestration of the Estates of Bank- 
rupts in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, reported; 
Report to lie on the Table; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 
Lxxxix. 596. Not proceeded in. 


29. To regulate the Sequestration of the Estates of Bankrupts in 
Scotland; Ordered, xc. 102. Presented; printed, 173. As amended, 
printed, 312. Re-committed; As amended, printed, 498. Re- 
committed, 542. As amended, printed, 550. Further considera- 
tion of Report deferred, 628. Petitions against ; From Lord 
Provost, &amp;c.of Perth; Dean of the Guildry Incorporation of Perth; 
xc. 642. Company of Merchants of Edinburgh, 645. Chamber 
of Commerce and Manufactures of Edinburgh, 656. 


30. For regulating the Sequestration of the Estates of Bank- 
rupts in Scotland; Ordered, xcr. 83. Presented; printed; 147. 
Passed, 332. Not returned from the Lords. —— Petition of 
the Chairman of a Meeting of Citizens of Glasgow against; 
xcl. 393. 


31. For regulating the Sequestration of the Estates of Bank- 
rupts in Scotland; Ordered, xcu. 178. Presented; printed; 
202.———Petitions against; From Edinburgh, Chamber of 
Commerce and Manufactures, xcu. 382. Edinburgh, Company 
of Merchants of, 325. Bill, as amended, to be printed, 453. 
Further consideration of Report; put off for Three Months; 499. 


32. To amend the Laws regarding Insolvency and Bank- 
ruptcy in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, reported; 
Report to lie on the Table; uxxx1x. 596. Not proceeded in. 

See Accounts and Papers, 647-699. Addresses, 81-86. 
Committees, 56. 728-730. 1332. Creditors. Debtors. Insol- 
vency. Judgments, 2. Petitions, 173, &amp;c. Supply, 126. 


Baptisms : 














BAPTISMS——BEER. 





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Baptisms :—See Parish Registers. 


Barbadoes :——- Bill to allow, for a limited Time, the Im- 
portation of Lumber and American Flour, Duty-free, into the 
Islands of Barbadoes ‘and St. Vincent, and to indemnify the Go- 
vernors and others for having permitted the importation of those 
Articles Duty-free; Ordered; presented; read the First and 
Second Time, and committed; txxxvi. 910. R. A. 921.——— 
Another Bill ordered; txxxvi1. 264. Presented; printed; 266. 
R. A. 331. See Accounts and Papers,701. Addresses, 87, 88. 
1374. 1518. West Indies, 2. 


Barilla :—Bills relative to : 
1. To repeal the Duties and Drawbacks thereon, and to grant 
other Duties and Drawbacks; Ordered, txxvu. 457. Presented, 
460. R.A. 480. 


2. To continue Act of last Session for allowing a Drawback 
of the Duties thereupon; Ordered, txxvi1. 398. Presented, 403. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 432. nk. a. 433. 


3. To defer the commencement of the Duties and Drawbacks 
thereon, under above Act; Ordered, txxvi1. 438. Presented, 
438. R.A. 468. 


See Accounts and Papers, 703-707. 
Customs, 10. Petitions, 176. 


Baronetcy 


sented. 


Baronies :—see Boundaries. Petitions, 182. Survey and 


Valuation of Ireland, 3, &amp;c. 


Barrack pcor:—see Accounts and Papers, 6665. 


Barracks: Bills relative to: 


1. To defray the Charge ofa certain Barrack, by the Grant of 
an Annuity on the Consolidated Fund; Ordered, ixxv. 432. 


Presented, 444. Rk. a. 468. 


2. For vesting Estates occupied for the Barrack Service in 
R. A. 479. 

3. To remove Doubts as to certain Property formerly vested 
in the Barrack Department; Ordered, rxxix. 213. Presentad, 


the Ordnance; Ordered, txxvi1. 439. Presented, 440. 


214. R.A. 300. 


4. Motions, that the Comptroller of Barracks do attend the 
Supply, 


House, withdrawn; txxv. 444. See Committees, 60. 


44, 428-487. 


Barrett, The Kin &amp; VU. :——See Accounts and Papers, 


708-710. 6730. Juries, 19. 


Barrington, Sir Jonah :—see Admiralty Court. 


Barristers :——See Accounts and Papers, 711-716. Ad- 
Assistant Barristers’ Court, Ireland. Crown 


dresses, 89, 90. 
Solicitors. Inns of Court. Supply, 127. 


Bartholomew Lane Arcade :—see Pavings, 22. 


Bastards &gt;-——Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to enable 
Bastards in Scotland to make Testaments; King’s Consent sig- 
nified ; Bill ordered, xc1. 83. Presented ; printed; 88. Rr. a. 534. 
See Accounts and Papers, 723, 724. Addresses, 91. Petitions, 


184, 


Bates’s Saccharometer :—see Petitions, 1776. 


Bath P Order of :—Bit to authorize the Treasury to 
make Compensation out of the Consolidated Fund to such Officers 
of the Order of the Bath as may be deprived of certain Salaries 
and Fees to which they are now entitled under the existing Statutes 
and Regulations of the said Order; Ordered, rxxx1x. 203. Not 


presented. See Committees, 61. Messages. 


Battle-Axe Guards :—see Accounts and Papers, 


726, 727. Supply, 128. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Committees, 57-59. 


:~—Bill to prevent the undue Assumption of the 
Title of Baronet in Scotland; Ordered, uxxx11. 219. Not pre- 





Bear-baiting : Bills relative to: 


1. To abolish Bear-baiting and other cruel Sports; Ordered, 
“xxix. 470. Presented, 472. To be printed, 480. Second 
Reading deferred, 494. 


2. To prevent Bear-baiting and other cruel Practices ; 
Ordered, txxx. 125. Presented, 153. Printed, 165. Second 
Reading put off for Six Months, 194. Petitions in favour ; 
From, Inhabitants of Saint Mary, Lambeth, 193, p. Cattle Sales- 
man, Butchers and Licensed Drovers of Smithfield Market, 193, r. 
Inhabitants of Teignmouth and Dawlish, 193, p. Rotherham and 
its Vicinity, 193, r. Parish of Saint Marylebone, 193, rp. Rich- 
mond and Twickenham, 193, p. 





3. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to prevent the Practice 
of Bear-baiting, and other cruel Practices; Withdrawn, Lxx1x. 24. 


4. For leave to bring in a Bill to prohibit Bear-baiting, Dog- 
fighting, and other cruel Sports; Negatived; txxxr. 88. 


See Committees, 1350. Petitions, 187. 


Bear or Bigg :—Bit for reducing the Duty on Malt 


made from Bear or Bigg only, in Ireland, to the same Duty as is 
now payable thereon in Scotland; Ordered, txxxv. 486. Pre- 
sented, 490. rR. a. 578. See Accounts and Papers, 3744. 
Committees, 62. 


Bedford Charity :—see Charities, 13. 


Beer and Ale: Bills relative to: 


1. To alter and amend the Laws of Excise relative thereto; 
Ordered, txxvi1. 181. Presented, 189. R. a. 281. 


2. For amending the Laws touching the retail of Beer and 
Ale; Ordered; presented; to be printed; txxvi. 402. Mo- 
tion, That the Bill be now read a Second Time; withdrawn; 
Bill withdrawn; 438. 


Petitions against,—From, Abingdon, txxvut. 431. Alban’s, St., 
431,p. Ale Brewers, 437,P. Allchin, Christopher, 431. Alres- 
ford, New, 431. Andover, 437, rp. Archer, William, 431. Ash- 
ton-under-Lyne, 426, p.— Baddow, 426. Baldock, 431,r. Basing- 
stoke, 431, Pp. Bass, James, 431. Bath, 426, pr. Beer and Ale 
Brewers, 437. Berkeley, 437. Berks, part of County, 426, p. 
Billericay, 426. Bishop Stortford, 426, p. Bletchingly, 426, p. 
Boreham, 426. Bowden, James, 431. Bowden, William, 431. 
Brewers, of Beer and Ale, 437. Brewers, Country, 417, p. 
Brewers, Country Common, 431, p. Bridport, 431, Pp. Broom- 
field, 426. Broxborn, 426, p. Burrowes, Thomas, 431. Bur- 
stow, 426, p.—Canterbury, 426, p. Carter, Edward, 437. 
Charlwood, 426, rp. Chatham, Common Brewers, txxvit. 426. 
Chatham, Licensed Victuallers, 431, p. Chatteris, 431. Chelms- 
ford, 426. Cheltenham, 426, p. Child, Thomas, 431. Clack- 
close, 426, ep. Cobbold, Thomas, and Anthony Cox, 431. 
Colne, 437. Country Brewers, 417, p. Country Common 
Brewers, 431, p. Cox, Anthony, 431. Crabb, Henry, 431, p. 
Croydon, 423. Cullingford, Mark, 431.—Danbury, 426. Da- 
niels, John, 431. Dartford, 426. Deacon, William, 426, p. 
Deal and Walmer, 426. Denver, 426, p. Devizes, 437, r. Dor- 
chester, 426. Dorking,437. Dunmow, 426. Dunnell, John, 431. 
Dursley, 437.—Earith, 437. East, James, 431. Eaton, John, 
431. Edmears, Robert, and Joseph Pullen, 437. Ely, 426, p. 
Essex, 426. Eversley, 431,P. Eye, 426, p.—Fenstanton, 437, Pp. 
Frankling, William, 431. Freebridge Marshland, 426, p.—Gat- 
ton, 426, p. Gillingham, 431, p. Gloucester, 431, rp. Glou- 
cester, Parishes in the County, 431. Godalming, 437. Goodwin, 
William, 437. Gosport, 431. Gravesend and Milton, 431. Ham, 
East, 426. Ham, West, 426. Hammersmith, 426. Hanning- 
field, 426. Hatfield, 426, p. Hemingford Abbotts, txxvu. 
437, Pp. Hemingford Gray, 437, p. Herbert, William, 426, p. 
Hertford, 426, p. Hitchin, 431, ep. Hoddesdon and Broxborn, 
426,P. Holbeach, 431. Holman, John, 431. Horley, 426, p. 
Horne, 426, p. Houghton and Wilton, 437, p.—Ilford, 426. 
Ipswich, 437. Ives, St., 437, p—Jordan, Thomas, 431.—Kent, 
426, p. 431. Kilgay, 426, re. Kingston-upon-Thames, 426, p.— 
Leigh, 426, p. London, City of, Lincensed Victuallers, 451, P. 
—Maidstone, 431. Maldon, 426. Manchester, 426, rp. Man- 
chester and Salford, 426, rp. March and Wimblington, 426. 
Margate, 426, p. Margate Common Brewers, 426, p. Meakin, 
John, 431. Melcomb Regis, 426. Middleton, 426, rp. Minton, 
Edward, 431. Mitfield, 426, p. Moore, John, 431.—Nesling, 
Timothy, 431. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 437. Noon, Mary, 431.— 
Norwich, 426, p. Norwich Public Brewers, 426.—Ockham, 426, 
p.—Passmore, John, 431.—Patterson, William, 431. Peterbo- 

rough, 


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Beer and Ale: Bills relative to—continued. 


Petitions ayainst Bill—continued. 
rough, uxxvi. 431, Pp. Petts, William, 431. Plymouth, 437.. Ply- 
mouth Dock, 437. Portsea, 431. Portsmouth, 431. Pryor, John 
Izard, 431, Pp. Pullen, Joseph, 437.—Ramsgate, 426, rp. Rams- 
gate Common Brewers, 426, rp. Reading, 426, p. Reigate, 
426, Pp. Richards, Samuel, 431. Ridley, William, 437. Ripley, 
426,r. Ripon, 431, p. Robinson, Jonathan, 431. Rochdale and 
Middleton, 426, p. Rochester, 437. Rochester and Chatham, 
426.—Romford, 426.—Salford Common Brewers, 426, p.—Sal- 
ford Licensed Victuallers, 426, rp. Sandwich, 426, rp. Sarum, 
New, 437. Searancke, Francis, 431, p. Shannon, Robert, 431. 
Sheere, 437, p. Sittingbourne, 426, p. Sleaford, New and Old, 
431. Slimridge, 437. Somersham, 437. Southery, 426, p. 
Stephenson, Joseph, 431. Stevenage, 431, p. Stonehouse, 437. 
Strood, 437. Sudbury, 437, p. Suffolk Common Brewers, 426. 
—Tonbridge, 437. Trowbridge, 431, p. Turner, Joseph, 431. 
Twickenham, 426.—Uley, 437.—Waller, James, 437. Walling- 
ford, 426, rp. Walmer, 426. Waltham, 426. Wanstead, 426. 
Warrington, 426. Weymouth and Melcomb Regis, 426. Wigan, 
437. Wight, Isle of, 431. Wilton, 437, er. Wimlington, 426. 
Winchester, 431. Winchester Public Brewers, 431. Wisbeach, 
426. Wokingham, 426, rp. Woodham, 426. Wooding Ben- 
jamin, 431. Wootton-under-Edge, 437.—Yarmouth, Great, 
Brewers, 426, P. 

Petitions in favour,—From King’s Lynn, 437, p.—Parsons, 
Hugh, 431. Peggs, John, 437, p.—Reading, Inhabitants of, 431. 
Reading Journeyman Carpenters, &amp;c., 431. 


3. To encourage the Consumption of Beer, and to amend the 
Laws for securing the Duties of Excise thereupon; Ordered, 
Lxxvill. 165. Presented, 175. As amended, printed, 183. 
Re-committed, 254. Rr. a. 464. Petitions against,—From 
Bolton, Great and Little; txxvu1. 195.— Camberwell, 348. Chap- 
man, Richard, 237, p.—Lambeth, St. Mary, 346, e. Langham, 
Sir James, Bart., 253, p. London Table Beer and Ale Brewers, 
305, rp. Luke, St., Middlesex, 332.—Manchester and Salford 
Innkeepers and Publicans, 195. 372, p. Marylebone, St., 348, Pp. 
—Norwich, 341.—Reading, 253.—Salford, 195.372, rp. South- 
wark, 337, p. Spring, Thomas, 337.—Whitechapel, 337, p. 


4. For amending the Laws touching the Retail Trade in 
Beer and Ale; Ordered, Lxxvim. 81. Presented; printed; 320. 
Order for Committee, discharged, 469. Petition of the Borough- 
reeves and others of Manchester and Salford, against, 361. 


5. To repeal the Duties on Beer, and on Licenses to brew and 
to retail Beer, &amp;c., and to amend the Laws of Excise; Ordered, 
Lxx1x. 269. Presented, 286. As amended, printed, 304. Re- 
committed ; reported ; as amended, printed; 377. Re-committed, 
406. Reported; printed; 414. Rr. a. 458. 


Petitions against,—From Acton, ixxrx. 394. Alban’s, St., 
346. Alloa, 358, rp. Ashborne, 331, rp. Ashford, 395, p. Ayles- 
ford, Upper, South Division of the Lath of, 395, p. Aylesford, 
U&gt;per, East Division of the Lath of, 404, p.—Bagshot, 386, p. 
Barnstaple Innkeepers, 395, p. Barnstaple, Yeomanry residing 
near, 353. Bath, 336. Bedfont and Stanwell, 394. Birming- 
ham, 346, p. Bishop’s Castle, 394. Bishops Stortford, 394. 
Blackburn, 324,r. Blandford Forum, 331, p. Bolton-le-Moors, 
319, p. Bolton and Chorley, 319, rp. Bradford, 404. Brent- 
ford, Old and New, 394. Bridgenorth, 381, p. Bridport, 336. 
Broseley, 353. Brown, George, 395, rp. Bruton, 336, p. 
Burton-upon-Trent Common Brewers, 331, rp. Burton-upon- 
Trent Victuallers, 331. Bury, 358, p.—Carlisle, 375, p. Castle 
Cary, 336, rp. Chatham, 336. Chatteris, 353, p. Cheltenham, 
346, p. Cheltenham, Magistrates acting for the district of, 
353, p. Chester, City of, 331, rp. Chiswick, 394. Chorley, 
819, rp. Chorley Common Brewers, &amp;c., 346, Pp. Cupar, Royal 
Burgh, 353, p.—Derby, 319, rp. Ditton, Long, 386. Ditton, 
Thames, 386. Doddington, 375. Dorchester, 336. Dudley, 
324. Dundee, 319, r. Durham, 375, p.—Ealing, 394. Edin- 
burgh City, 336, r. Ely, City, Common Brewers, 336. Ely, 
City, Licensed Victuallers, 336. Esher, 386. Eversley, 386, p. 
Exeter, 419, p.—Farnham, 422. Fife, County, 331, p. Forfar, 
County, Lxx1x.319,p. Frimley, 386, rp. Frodsham, 331, rp. Frome 
Selwood, 336, rp.— Gainsborough, 358. Gateshead Licensed 
Victuallers, 336. Gateshead Manufacturers, &amp;c., 331. Gilling- 
ham, 336. Glasgow, 336. Goodman, John, 395, rp. Grantham, 
336, p.—Hampton, 394. Hartley Row, 386, p. Helen’s, St., 
331, Pr. Henley, 346. Hereford, City, 375. Heston and Southall, 
395, r. Hinckley, 346, r. Hindon, 336, rp. Hounslow, 394.— 
Isleworth, 394.—Kettering, 358, rp. Kinderton, 346. Kingston- 
upon-Hull, 358. Kingston-upon-Thames, 386.—Lancaster, 336. 
Leeds, 395, p. Leck, 381. Leicester, 365, P. Leigh, Parish, 
LxxIx. 381. Leith, 336, r. Liverpool, 319, p. London Common 





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Beer and Ale: Bills relative to—continued. 
Petitions against Bill—continued. 


Brewers, 395, p. Loughborough, 336, p. Ludlow, 346, p_ 
Macclesfield Common Brewers, 336, p. Macclesfield Licensed 
Innholders, 346, p. Madeley, 353. Maidstone, King’s Town and 
Parish, 386, p. Manchester and Salford Common Brewers, 331, 
p. Margate, 365, p. Marlborough, 365: Mere, 336, Pr, Mer. 
thyr Tydfil, 386, p. Metropolis Licensed Victuallers, 336. Much 
Wenlock, 331, p.—Nantwich, 312. Newbury, 375. Newcastle 
and Stone, 358, rp. Newcastle-upon-Tyne Common Brewers, 
346, p. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Inhabitants, 331, rp. Newcastle. 
upon-Tyne Licensed Victuallers, 312. Newport (Salop), 336. 
Newton, 346. Northampton, 395, -p. Northwich, 336, p, 
Norwich, 395, p. Nottingham, 336.—Odiham, 386, p. Oldham, 
411. Oswestry, 331.—Pershore, 358. Piper, Stephen, 365. 
Portsmouth, 346, p. Portsea, 346, rp. Prescot, 331, p. Preston, 
336. Preston, Inhabitants, 365.—Queenborough, 395, p.—Rams- 
gate, 375, p. Reading, 365. Richmond, 395. Richmond, Bo- 
rough, 312, p. Rix, Peter, 386. Rochdale, 336, rp. Rochester 
and Strood, 336, rp. Runcorn, 331, p.—Saffron Walden, 394, 
Salford, Boroughreeve, &amp;c., 331, p. Salford Common Brewers, 
331, p. Salford, Grand Jury at Quarter Sessions, 336, p. Salis- 
bury, 395, p. Sandwich, 346. Sarum, New, 375, p. Scotland, 
West of, 336. Scray, Lower Division of the Lath of, 394, 
Shaftesbury, 375. Sheerness, 395. Sherborne, 312. Shields, 
North and South, 346, p. Shrewsbury, 331, rp. Sittingbourne, 
395, p. Southall, 395, rp. Southampton Common Brewers, 394, 
Southampton Licensed Victuallers, 395, p. Stafford, 395, p, 
Staffordshire Potteries, 358, p. Stanwell, 394. Stirling, County, 
Freeholders, &amp;c., 375, p. Stirling, Town, Brewers, &amp;c., 336, p, 
Stockport Common Brewers, 336, p. Stockport Licensed Vic- 
tuallers, 331. Stone, 358, p. Stourbridge, 419. Strood, 336, p. 
Sudbury, 404. Sunderland, 346, p.—Taunton, 422, rp. Teddington, 
394. Tewkesbury,331. Thames Ditton, 386. Thetford, 395, p. 
Thompson, Edmund, 394. Trowbridge, Clergy, &amp;c., 365, p. Trow- 
bridge, Innkeepers, &amp;c., 365, p. Twickenham, 395, p.—Uxbridge, 
404.—Walsall, 336. Warminster, 411. Warrington, 319, rp. War- 
rington, Common Brewers in and near, 331, P. Warrington, In- 
habitants, 346, rp. Warwick, 331, rp. Wellington, 324, p. Wey- 
mouth, 331, p. Whittlesea, 346, p. Wigan, 346, p. Wilton, 324, 
p. Wincanton, 336, p. Wisbech, St. Peter’s, 353. Wolver- 
hampton, 324, ry. Worcester City, 386, p. Wrexham, 358, p.— 
Yarmouth, Great, 395, p. Yately, 386, r. Yeovil, 336, p. York 
Brewers, 381, p. York, County, West Riding, 353. 


Petitions in favour,—From Bray, uxx1x. 404, p. Brentford, 
Old and New, 395.—Chapman, Richard, 395, rp. Cripplegate, 
St. Giles, 430, p.—Ealing, 395.—Goring, 404, p. Green, 
William, 395, p.—Hurst, 404, p—Maidenhead, 404, p.—New- 
bury, 395, p.—Peppard, 404, p.—Reading, Mechanics, &amp;c., 395. 
Reading, Owners and Occupiers of Land, 395, p.—Shiplake, 
404, pr. Sonning, 404, p.—White, Henry and William Green, 
395, p. Whitley, 404, p. 


6. Toamend Act 5 Geo. IV. c. 54; Ordered, txxxmr. 453. 
Presented; printed; 471. Order for Second Reading, and 
Order for printing, read and discharged; Bill withdrawn; 481. 
And Bill to amend Act 5 Geo. IV. for amending the Laws of 
Excise relating to Retail Brewers, Ordered, uxxxu1. 481. 
Presented ; printed; 483. Petition of Licensed Victuallers of 
Reading, against, 512, rp. rR. a. 544. 


7. Bill to permit the general sale of Beer by Retail in England ; 
Ordered, txxxv. 286. Presented; printed; 322. As amended, 
printed, 458. Re-committed, 507. As amended, printed, 515. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 649. R. A. 657. 

Petitions against,—From Alnwick, txxxv. 520, p. Alresford, 
401. Alton and Alresford, 401. Amersham, 365, p. Appleton, 
347, Pp. Ashby-de-la-Zouch, 365. Ashford, Division of Kent, 
352, p. Ashford and Faversham, 401. Ashford Town, Gentry, 
358, p. Ashton-under-Lyne,410, rp. Avening, 358, Pp. Aylesbury, 
365, p. Aylesford, Eastern Division of the Lath of, Kent, 352, P. 
Aylesford, Southern Division of the Lath of, 365, p.—Bath, 365. 
Battiscombe, William, 402. Beccles, 365, p.381. Bedford, 365, P. 
Best, James, 352, p. Birmingham Innkeepers,381. Birmingham 
Licensed Victuallers, 381. Bishop Stortford, 365, rp. Bishop’s 
Castle, 423, rp. Bisley, 358, p. Blackburn Hundred, 358, P. 
Bradford and Trowbridge, 365, r. Bradford, York,365. Bridge- 
water, 336, Pp. Bridport, Bailiffs of, 402. Bridport, Justices of, 
Lxxxv. 402. Brighthelmston, 358, p.—Cambridge, Brewers, 365, P. 
Cambridge, Licensed Victuallers, 456. Canterbury, City, 401. 
Chatham, 401. Chichester, City, 336, p. Chorley, 358, P- 
Clavering Hundred, 358. Clifton, Dartmouth Hardness, 365, P- 
Colchester and Harwich, 401.—Dartmouth, 365, rp. Deeping 
Market, 410. Deeping, St. James, 410. Derby, 358, P- 
Dercham, East, 415. (rp. 422.) Devonport, Innkeepers, 330, P. 

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BEER AND ALE—continued. 








Beer and Ale: Bills relative to—continued. 


Petitions against Bill—continued. 
Devonport, Publicans, txxxv. 358, p. Diss, 415. (Pp. 422.) Downe, 
John Gundry, 402. Dudley, 381. Dunmow, Licensed Victuallers, 
352.—Elland with Greetland, 365. Epsom, 358, p. Eton, 402, p. 
Everitt, George and William, 358. Eye, 365, p. Eynsford, 415. 
(r. 422.)—Fareham, 365. Faversham,401. Freshwell, Hundred, 
358. Fricker, Mark Anthony, 394.—Garner, Stanley, 365, p. 
Gateshead, 381, rp. Gillingham, 342, rp. Godmanchester, 358. 
Grappenhall, 347, rp. Gravesend and Milton, 358, rp. Grimshoe, 
415. (Pp. 422.) Guiltcross, 330, rp. Gundry, Samuel Bowden, 
402. Gundry, Walter Eustace, 402.—Halifax, 365. Harwich, 
401. Helen’s, St., 347, p. Hinckford, North and South, 
352. Hitchin, 365, p. Horncastle, 365, p. Horseley, 358, Pp. 
Hounsell, William, 402. Huddersfield, 365. Huntingdon, Bed- 
ford and Cambridge, 265, rp. Huntingdon, Gentry of, 358. 
Huntingdon and Godmanchester, 358.—Ilkeston, 330, Pp. 
Ipswich, 381, p. Ireton, Acton, 394, p. Isle of Wight, 365, p. 
Ives, St., 402, p.—John, St., Thanet, 381.—Kent, Ashford Divi- 
sion, 352, P. Kent, Aylesford Lath, Eastern Division, 352, Pp. 
Kent, Aylesford Lath, Southern Division, 365, Pr. Kent, Scray 
Lath, Lower Division, 358. Kidderminster, High Bailiffs, 342, p. 
Kidderminster, Licensed Victuallers, 365. Kingston-upon-Hull, 
Common Brewers, 410, Pp. Kingston-upon-Hull, Licensed Vic- 
tuallers, 410, p. Kingswood, 394, p.—Langford, Budville, 402. 
Langslow, William, 432, p. Leamington Priors, 336, pr. Leeds, 
365. Leicester, 365,p. Lexden, Half Hundred, 401. Lichfield, 
City, 365. London, Publicans of, 365. Longtree, Hundred, 358, p. 
Loughborough, 365, rp. Louth, 365,r. Lowestoft, 381. Lymm, 
347, p.—Macclesfield, 358, p. Maidstone, King’s Town and Parish, 
365, Pp. Maldon, 381, p. Manchester and Salford, 358, Pp. 
Margate, Clergy, 358, rp. Margate, Licensed Victuallers, 381. 
Market Deeping,410. Mason, Samuel, 365, rp. Merthyr Tydvil, 
365. Milton, Hundred, 352, p. Milton and Gravesend, 358, Pp. 
Milverton, 402. Minchinhampton, 358, e.—Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
381, p. Newton, 381, ep. Norfolk, Licensed Victuallers of, 456. 
Northwich, 352. Norwich, City, 402, p. Nottingham, 365, Pp. 
—Oldham, Clergy, &amp;c., 358, p. Oldham, Publicans, &amp;c., 358, P. 
—Paddington, St. Mary, 365. Painswick, 358, p. Plymouth, 
Innkeepeers, 330, p. Plymouth, Publicans, 358, p.—Ramsgate, 
352, Pp. Reading, 365, p. Retford, East, 381. Risington, Little, 
394, p. Rochdale, 358, p. Rochester and Chatham, 401. 
Rodborough, 358, Pp. Runcorn, 347. Rye, 358, p.—Salisbury, 
422. Saffron Walden, 358. Salford, 358, p. Scray, Lath of, 
Lower Division, Kent, 358. Sheffield, 336, p. 410. Sherborne, 
463. Shields, North and South, 352, p. Shropham and Guiltcross, 
Norfolk, 330, p. Sleaford, Old and New, 415. Sodbury, 394, p. 
Stafford, 342, p. Stockport, 358, p. Stoke Damerell, 330, p. 
Stonehouse, Innkeepers, 330, p. Stonehouse, Publicans, 358, p. 
Stonehouse, East, 330, p. Stroud, 358, p. Stratton, 472, r.— 
Taylor, Frederick, 487, r. Templer, James, 402. Tendring, 
Hundred, 401. Tetbury, 358, p. Thanet, St. John, 381. Thetford, 
365, Pp. Tiverton, 365. Tonbridge, 439. Trowbridge, 365, p.— 
Usill, Abraham, 365, rp. Uttlesford, Hundred, 358. Uttoxeter, 
512.— Wakefield, 381. Walsall, 401. Warrington, Common 
Brewers, 347, ep. Warrington, Licensed Victuallers, 381, Pp. 
Warwick, 381. Watson, William, and Abraham Usill, 365, p. 
Wednesbury, 365. Westcote, Little Risington, 394, p. Whit- 
church, 365, Pp. Whitstone, Hundred, 358, p. Wickwar, 394, p. 
Wigan, Common Brewers, 347, p. Wigan, Gentry, &amp;c., 358, p. 
Wight, Isle of, Publicans, 365, p. Winchester, City, 336, pr. 
Windsor, New, and Eton, 402, rp. Winwick-with-Croft, 381, p. 
Wisbech, 365, P. Wiveliscombe, 402. Wokingham, 402, p. 
Wolverhampton, 432. Woodbridge, 381. Woodchester, 358, p. 
Worcester, City, 401. Wootton-under-Edge, 394, p.—Yarmouth, 
Great, 365, rp. York, City, 381, p. 

Petitions in favour,—From Aldersgate, St. Botolph, txxxv. 365, 
p. Aldgate, St. Botolph Without, 365, p.—Basingstoke, 402. Bath, 
City, 402, p. Berks, Chairman of Magistrates, 365, r. Beverley, 
381, Pr. Birmingham,415, p. Bishop’s Castle, 463, p. Blackburn, 
Hundred, 365, rp. Bloomsbury, St. Giles, and St. George, 402, Pp. 
Botolph, St., Aldersgate, 365, p. Botolph, St., Without Aldgate, 
365, p. Burslem, 365.—Cerney, South, 394,r. Chelmsford, 394. 
439. Cheltenham, 394, rp. Chertsey, 439, p. Chester, City, 381, p. 
Colchester, 402. Coln, St. Aldwins, 432.—Darlaston, 365. 
Derby, 365, p. Dudley, 381.—Ely, City, 394, p.456. Emsworth, 
410.—Frome, Selwood, 415.—George, St., Bloomsbury, 402, p. 
Giles, St., Bloomsbury, 402, rp. Godalming, 381, r. Guildford, 
394, p.—Hanley and Shelton, 365. Haslingden, 394, p. Hat- 
field, 365, p. Havant, 410. Henley-upon-Thames, 401. (P. 412.) 
Henley-upon-Thames, Clergy, 446. Hertfordshire, 365, p. Hud- 
dersfield, 365. Huntingdon, 401, p.—Isle of Wight, 365, Pr. 
Isleworth, 365, rp. Ives, St. 402, p.—Kingswinford, 365.—Leeds, 
365. Lincoln, City, 394, rp. Liverpool, 365. Ludlow, 432, p. 
Luke, St., Middlesex, 365.—Macclesfield, 381, p. Maldon, 381, p. 


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(1820—1837.) 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XClUL. 














Petitions in favour of Bill—continued. 


Marlborough, txxxv. 415, p. Mitford, G.,Chairman of Magistrates 
of the Reading Division of Berkshire, 365, p.—Neot’s, St., 402, p. 
Norwich, City, Mayor, &amp;c., 402, p.—Oaken Gates, 410.—Pad- 
dington, 365, rp. Paul, St., Covent Garden, 415, Pp. Petersfield, 
410.— Reading, 401. (Pp. 412.) Ripley, 439, p.—Send, 439. 
Shelton, 365. Slaughter, Hundred, 394, pr. Stow, Clergy, 463. 
Stukeley, Little, 365, yp. Sudbury, 395, rp. Surrey, Brewers, 
852, p.—Thetford, 451, p. Thorn, John, 394. Tiverton, 365.— 
Wallingford, 415, p. Walsall, 365. Warwick, 381. Wednesbury, 
365. Wick Risington, 394, rp. Wight, Isle of, 365, rp. Winchester, 
365. Woking, 439, p.—Yarmouth, Great, Two Petitions, 365, p. 

8. To amend Act 1 Will. IV. to permit the general sale of 
Beerand Cider by Retail in England; From the Lords; txxxv1. 
875. Read; printed; 877. Committee deferred, 927. Not 
proceeded in.————Petitions against,—From Thomas Rogers, 
Lxxxvi. 910. Licensed Retailers of Beer, &amp;c. in London, Mid- 
dlesex and Surrey ; Inhabitants of Wolverhampton, Bilston, &amp;c. 
trading under the Act; John Fryer; 910.——— Petition for sub- 
stituting therein, for the words “persons paying Poor Rates,” 
the words “ persons paying the Land Tax, Assessed Taxes, or an 
Annual Rent of £.15;” Inhabitants of Blockhouse, Worcester; 
931, p.——— Petitions for provision therein for the better 
observance of the Sabbath; Inhabitants of Bury St. Edmund’s; 
Churchwardens, &amp;c. of Newcastle-under-Lyme, the Potteries and 
neighbourhood ; Inhabitants of London and its Vicinity ; 910. 

9. To explain and render effectual the provisions of an Act to 
permit the general Sale of Beer and Cider by retail in England ; 
From the Lords; txxxvu. 449. Read; printed; 453. Com- 
mittee deferred, 523. Not proceeded in. 

10. To amend Act 1 Will. IV.; Ordered, uxxxvim. 673. 
Presented ; printed ; 678. Committee put off for a Month, 702. 
Not proceeded in. 

11. To amend Act 1 Will. IV. c. 64; Ordered, txxxrx. 232. 
Presented; printed; 257. Instruction to Committee to make 
provision relative to the Duty to be paid by any Person taking out 
an Excise License for the retailing of Beer, 546. Bill, as amended, 
printed, 549. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 602. R. a. 603. 

Petitions against,—From Abingdon, txxxrx. ‘494. Amer- 
sham, 494. Ashford, 465.— Babb, John George, 622. Bath, 
460. Birmingham, 475. 484. Birmingham, New Publicans’ 
Society, 396. Bishop, James, 569. Blackburn, 412. Boston, 
801.473. Bott, James,494. Bradford, York, 416. Bristol, 416. 
Byles, Henry Nathaniel, 482.—Cambridge, 411. 473. Canterbury, 
470. Chatteris, 473.—Dawley, 416. Deal and Walmer, 475. 
Devonport and Stonehouse, 473. Dovor, 473. Dudley, 473.— 
Ely, 412. 465. 473.—Fenstanton, 473.—Garrett, William, 412. 
Godley, 473. Godmanchester, 473.—Huntingdon and Godman- 
chester, 473. Hyde and other places, 473.—Ives, St., Hunts, 473. 
— Kidderminster, 475. King’s Lynn, 482.— Leicester, 494. 
Littleport, 411. London and Birmingham, 484.— Melcombe 
Regis, 411. Metropolis and Environs, 412. 470.—Newcastle- 
under-Lyne, 473. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 494. Neot’s, St., 473. 
Northampton, 475.—Parker, John and Babb, John George, 522. 
Parker, Samuel, and others, 461. Plymouth, 473.—Reading, 
465. Ripley, Thomas, 470. Robathan, John, 396.—Sheffield, 
369. Sleaford, Old and New, 473. Southampton, 494. South- 
ampton, County of, 473. Stockport, 548. Stoke-upon-Trent, 

470. Stonehouse, 473. Surrey, 351. Walmer, 475. Wal- 
sall, 473. Wednesbury, 536. Wellington, Salop, 369. Wey- 
mouth and Melcombe Regis, 411. Winchester, 473. Wol- 
verhampton, 473. Worcester, 473. Wrockwardine Wood, 369. 

Petitions in favour,—From Bisley, txxx1x. 473. Breewood, 
365.—Kingstanley, &amp;c., 473.—Leeds, 359.—Minchinhampton and 
other places, 473.—Nettlestead, 473.—Painswick and Bisley, 473. 
Penn, 502.—Reading, 288.—Storrington, &amp;c., 365. Stroud, 473. 
—Uxbridge, 427.—Westall, John, 288. 

12. To amend Acts 11 Geo. IV. and 1 Will. IV. c. 64, and 
4&amp;5 Will. IV.c. 85; Ordered,xc. 404. Presented ; printed ; 488. 
Petitions against; From Coggeshall, 537. Boston, Metropolis 
and other Places, 547. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 550. 

13. Toamend Act 1 Will. IV. c. 64, to permit the general 
Sale of Beer and Cider by Retail in England; Ordered, xcu. 30. 
Presented; printed; 36. Second Reading put off for Six 
Months, 227. 

14. To amend the Laws relating to the Sale of Beer; Ordered, 
xc. 238. Not presented. 

15. Torepeal certain Duties on Cider in the United Kingdom, 
and on Beer and Ale in Great Britain; Ordered, txxxv. 613. 
Presented ; to be printed; 621. R. a. 645. 


Questions Negatived, and Motions withdrawn : 
16. For leave to bring in a Bill to repeal Act 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. 
c. 22; LXxvi. 488,—Lxxvil. 414. 


3X 


17. For 





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BEER—BILLS. 





Beer and Ale: Questions Negatived, &amp;.—cont*. 
17. For the Second Reading the Bill for amending the Laws 
touching the Retail Trade in Beer and Ale; Motion withdrawn ; 
LXXvIl. 438. 


18. For leave to bring in a Bill to enable Public Brewers to 
retail Beer; withdrawn; 1xxviur. 350. 

19. That it is the Opinion of this House, that from and after 
5 January 1826 the Duties now imposed on Beer do cease; Lxxx. 
380. 

20. For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on the Third 
Reading of the Sale of Beer Bill; Motion withdrawn; ixxxv. 604. 


21. For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on the 
further consideration of the Report on the Sale of Beer Bill; 
LXxXxv. 574. 

22. For reading Clauses a Second Time offered to be added 
on the Third Reading of the Sale of Beer Bill; uxxxv. 604. 

23. -For adding certain Words to the Title of the Sale of Beer 
Bill; uxxxv. 604. 

24. For leave to bring in a Bill to amend Act 1 Will. IV- 
c. 64; Lxxxvil. 360. 

25. That the House do now adjourn, to supersede Motion, 
“ That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair,” for going into Com- 
mittee on the Sale of Beer Act Amendment Bill; Motion with- 
drawn; Lxxxrx. 475. 

26. That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, on going into 
Committee on the Sale of Beer Act Amendment Bill; Motion 
withdrawn; Lxxxrx. 475. 

See Accounts and Papers, 729-749. 
Committees, 63-68. 731, 732. 
Malt, 2. Petitions, 193, &amp;c. 


Alehouses. Brewers. 
1120. Licenses, 4. 6. 
Reports. Spirits, 21. 


Belfast Academical Institution :—see Ac- 
counts and Papers, 750.752. Petitions, 255. Supply, 129. 


Belfast Bank -——See Petitions, 254. 


Belfast :——Petition for a Bill to enable the Proprietors of the 
Commercial Buildings to sue and be sued in the Name of their 
Secretary; Referred, uxxvi. 54. Reported; Bill ordered ; pre- 
sented ; 148. R. A. 384. See Accounts and Papers, 750-755. 
Committees, 1138. Petitions, 256. 





Belgium :———-See Accounts and Papers, 756-763. 4d. 
dresses, 92. 


Belvoir :—see Rutland, Duke of. 


Benefices 2—~—See Accounts and Papers, 1248, &amp;e. 2899, 
6732. Addresses, 245, &amp;c. 289, kc. Clergy. Connor Benefices, 
. Petitions, 259. 


Benefit of Clergy :—see Criminal Justice, 7, », 
Stealing, 3. 


Benefit Societies :—see Friendly Societies. 


Berbice &gt;——See Accounts and Papers, 765, 766. 6733. West 
Indies, 3. 


Beresford, Lord :—Motion relative to the recent 


Appointment of Lord Beresford to be Lieutenant-General of the 
Ordnance; Ques. Neg. thereupon; txxvuit. 42. 


Berwick Jurisdiction :—Bil for uniting under one 
Jurisdiction the Town of Berwick-upon-Tweed and the District 
of North Durham; Ordered, uxxx1x. 181. Presented; printed; 
561. Not proceeded in. 


Berwick Lighthouse :—séeec Lighthouses, 4. 


Beverley :—Petition for leave to present a Petition for a 
Bill to provide for the better Regulation of certain Common 
Pastures within the Borough of Beverley in the East Riding of 
York; Referred, xc1.139. Reported; Leave given; Petition pre- 
sented and referred; 150. Bill ordered, 210. Presented, 286, 
Petitions against; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and 
Counsel ordered ; 305. 314. 327. 355. Leave to print the Evi- 
dence at the Expense of the Parties, 414. Lords’ Amendment; 
agreed to; 504. n.a.535. See Committees, 1272. 


Bhurtpore :—see House, VII. 


Bigg &gt;——See Bear or Bigg. 








Bills. 





I. Bills Re-committed ; 1—14. 
II. Bills Consented to, or Recommended by the Crown; 15—29. 


III. Clauses; 31—386. 


1.—Added to Bills in Committees of the Whole House; 30. 
2.—Added to Bills on Reports, and further Consideration of Reports ; 31—71. 
3.—Added to Bills on Reports and Third Readings ; 72—88. 


4.—Added to Bills on Third Readings and on further Proceedings on Third Readings; 89—217. 
5.—Committed to Committees of the whole House; 218—260. 


6.—Proceedings on Clauses offered to be added to Bills ; 261—270. 
7.—Proceedings on Clauses in Committee of the whole House ; 271—279. 


8.—Questions Negatived or Superseded relative to Clauses ; 280—364. 
9.—Motions Withdrawn relative to Clauses; 365—386. 


IV. Bills sent to the Lords returned with Amendments; 387—A4T. 
V. Bills sent to the Lords and not returned; 418. 


VI. Bills brought from the Lords returned with Amendments, 
or not returned; 419—43]1. 


VII. Bills 




















BILLS—continued. 267 








VII. Bills Withdrawn, Put off, Laid aside, Rejected; 432—451. 








VIII. Bills passed with unusual Expedition; 452—459. 
IX. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings; 460—628. 
X. Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded, 


and Motions Withdrawn; 


1.— Questions Negatived ; 629—647. 
2.— Questions Superseded ; 648. 
3.—Motions Withdrawn ; 649 — 666. 


629—666. 





1. Bills Re-committed : 


1. Bills re-committed to Committees of the whole House; 
LXxv. 293.—Lxxvi. 199.—LXXvil. 92.—LXXVIII. 166.—LxxIx. 158. 
—LXXX. 3382.—LxXxxI. 131.—Lxxxil. 347.—LXXXIII. 432.— LXxXIv. 
204.—LXXxV. 452.—LXXXVI. 748.— LXXXVII. 157.— LXXxVIII. 292. 
—LXxxxIx. 131, &amp;c.———Bills re-committed (Amendments being 
proposed) with respect to the said Amendment; ixxxu1. 533. 
In so far as relates to a particular matter; ~xxx1. 239. In so far 
as relates to additional provision; txxx1x. 127. (Clauses being 
offered) with respect to the said Clauses; ixxxu. 504.—LxxxulI. 
633,—LXxxvill. 458.—xcl1. 415. 


2. Bills re-committed to the same Select Committees, upon 
information that other Amendments were necessary to be made ; 
LXxv. 285.—Lxxvi. 211.—.Lxxvil. 120.—.Lxxvill. 275.—LxxIx. 421. 
—Lxxx. 510.—LXxxI, 239.—Lxxxll. 383.—Lxxxv. 246.— LXXXVI. 
476, — LXXxvil. 363, -— Lxxx1x. 302.— xc. 161. And Members 
added, xc. 259. Without the House being informed that other 
Amendments were necessary; Lxxv. 343. — Lxxvi. 177. 206. — 
LxXxix, 143.—.xxxu. 419. 573.—.Lxxxul. 112. —- LxxxIv. 175.— 
LXxxv. 347.—LXXxxvI. 234. 664.—LXXxvil. 253.—Lxxxvil. 449. 
—xc. 282.—xci. 368. 


3. Bills from the Lords re-committed,--To Committees of the 
whole House; txxx1u. 380.—.LxxxvIII. 325. 


4. Bills again re-committed to Committees of the whole 
House; uxxv. 385.—.xxvi. 165.—uxxvu. $61. 386. 425.— 
LXXIx. 321.—.Lxxx. 417. 446. 5388.—LXXxI. 328.—Lxxx1I. 487.— 
LXxxill. 207. 322.—Lxxxiv, 265.—LxXxxv. 480.—LxxxviI. 268. 
411. 463.—Lxxx1x. 467. 435. 


5. Again re-committed with respect to a proposed Amend- 
ment; LXXXIV. 322. 


6. Bills again re-committed to Select Committees upon infor- 





mation that further Amendments were necessary, or might be pro- 
per to be made; Lxxvui1. 296.—Lxxx. 417. 

7. Bills transmitted from one Committee to another (no Re- 
port having been made by the first Committee) ; from Committees 
of the whole House to Select Committees; txxx. 228. 366. 


8. Bills which had been committed to Committees of the 
whole House, re-committed to Select Committees; txxvir. 139. 
— LXXVIII. 232. 305. — LXxIx. 332.— Lxxx. 333.—- LXxx1I. 312.— 
LXxxil. 450. 457. 510. — LXxx111. 132, 2382. —- Lxxxvi. 375. 640.— 
LXXXVII. 261.—xc. 337. 

9. Bills which had been committed to Select Committees 
re-committed to Committees of the whole House ; txxvi. 355.— 
LXXIxX. 487.—Lxxx. 265.—LXxXI. 150. 222, 258, 278.—.Lxxxu1. 497. 
LXXXIV. 274. 251.— Lxxxv. 551.—Lxxxvil. 559. 591. — Lxxx1x. 
476.—xc. 377.—xcl. 76. 142. 

10. Bills which had been committed and re-committed to Se- 
lect Committees, again re-committed to Committees of the whole 
House; txxxv. 253. 480.—.Lxxvul. 361.—Lxxvit. 407. 


11. Bill which had been re-committed to Select‘Committee, 
again re-committed to a Committee of the whole House; txxxim. 
265.—And a Second Time again re-committed ; txxxm1. 354. 


12. Billa Third time re-committed; txxxrx. 286. 


13. Bill which had been committed to a Committee of the 
whole House and re-committed, and again re-committed to a 
Select Committee, re-committed to a Committee of the whole 
House; txxvit. 425, 


14. Bill which had been committed to Committee of the 
whole House and Re-committed to a Select Committee, re-com- 
mitted to Committee of the whole House, and Order for re-com- 
mitting the same to a Select Committee discharged ; txxx. 369. 


II. Bills Consented to, or Recommended by the Crown: 


On Petition for leave to present Petition for Bill: 

15. Bridges, Conway; ixxvi. 193. Estates, Edinburgh 
Community ; txxxvi. 421. Simmonds’s; xxv. 347.— Lxxvi. 
340.———. Navigations; Crinan Canal; uxxxi1. 212. ——— 
Turnpikes; Glasgow and Carlisle Road ; 1xxvi. 221. 


On the Petition for the Bill: 

16. Bridges; London Bridge; .xxxt. 52. Estates; 
Dallas’; rxxx1. 43. Tilson’s; txxx1. 66. Ewart, Rutson &amp; Co., 
for relieving them from Bonds granted for Spirits accidentally 
destroyed; txxv. 167. Goldsmid, late Abraham, to authorizeaCom- 
position for the Debt due to the Crown; Lxxv. 152.———_I/nclosures, 
Kew; uxxvit. 56.——~- Macfie &amp; Co., to authorize the Delivery 
to, of certain Sugars without Payment of Duty; ixxxrx. 52. 
—Post Office; txxv. 147._ Rockingham Forest; txxxvu. 90.— 
Thames Quay; xxx. 94. 


On ordering in the Bill: 

17. African Forts; txxvi. 93. Australia (South); txxxrx. 426. 
Bastards’ Testaments (Scotland); xc1. 83. Caithness and Orkney 
Commons; Lxxxiv. 358, Companies, Australian Waste 
Lands ; txxrx. 369. Canada; uxxx. 205. Van Diemen’s Land; 
LXxx. 205.—————Cornwall (Duchy of), Crown Leases ; yxxvit. 408. 
—Lxxxvi. 485.550. Crown Leases; txxvi.271. Crown Property 
Customs; txxxv. 611. Crown Quit-rents; txxvi. 321. Customs 
Wharfs ; uxxxvu. 339. Durham Bishopric; xc.188. East India 
Possessions ; LXx1x. 472,_——— Estates, Newark ; xc11. 279. Rolls ; 
XCII, 478,——«—— Exchequer Court ; Bill for facilitating Appointment 
of Sheriffs, &amp;c.; uxxxvi1. 537. Excise; xxxxvu. 533. Felons’ Pro- 
perty Bill; uxxxrx. 83. Foreign Enlistment; uxxxvin. 642- 
Hereditary Revenues (Scotland); xc. 535.——— Inclosures, Hasle- 
borough Walk; xxix. 230. Saleey Forest; xxx. 287.——— 
House of Commons Offices ; uxxxix. 142. King’s Inns (Dublin) ; 














GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





On ordering in the Bill—continued. 


LXxxI. 141. King’s Property Bill; txxx. 287. Land Revenue; 
LXXVI. 271,.—LXXXxIl. 896.—LXXXIV. 253.—LXXxvVI. 927.—LXXxXvII. 
562.—.xxxvi. 642. Man (Isle of); txxxiv.320. Margaret’s, 
St. (Westminster Rectory); xc.557. Mint; xcr1. 96.———_Navi- 
gation, City Canal; Lxxx1v. 239.———New South Wales Lands; 
LXXx1x. 369. Pavings, Charing Cross ; txxx1. 196.————Stan- 
naries Courts; xc1. 548. Woods and Forests; txxxvu. 14. 





On First Reading : 


18. Attainder, Reversal of, (from the Lords) of William, late 
Viscount Stafford ; xxix. 492.———_David’s, St., College (from 
the Lords) ; txx1x. 512.——— Restorations (from the Lords): Earl 
of Carnwath’s; uxxx1. 334. Lord Duffus’s; txxx1. 316. Viscount 
Kenmure’s; wxxix. 493. Earl of Mar’s; .xxix. 493" Lord 
Nairn’s; wuxxix. 493. Lord Ogilvy’s; .xxxr. 316. Viscount 
Strathallan’s; uixxix. 493. Threipland’s; xxx. 316. Lord 
Wemyss’s; Lxxx. 316. 


On Second Reading : 


19. Estates, Thelluson’s; .txxxvin. 616. ——— Inclosures; 
Langford, (Bedford); uxxxu. 419. Nowton (Suffolk); uxxxu. 
419. Navigations; Nene Outfall; txxxi. 402.——— Turn- 
pike Roads, Lanarkshire; txxx1v. 239. 





On going into Committee on the Bill : 
20. Church Temporalities, Ireland, Bill; xxxxvu1. 381.——— 
Dean Forest Bill; xc1. 30.———Military Commissions Bill; 
xcit. 560.———Tithes Commutation Bill; xcr. 251. 


On the Report : 


21. Paving; Hanley and Shelton; txxx. 390.———Naviga- 
tions; Louth; txxx1. 214, 


On 


968 BILLS—continued. 








II. Bills Consented to, or Recommended by the Crown—continued. 


On further Consideration of Report : 
22. Cork and Passage Railway; xcu11. 575. 


Between Report and Third Reading : 
23. Docks, Sutton Pool; txxxvu. 143. Estates, Sir 
John Frederick’s, &amp;c.; txx1x. 506.———Railways, Dublin and 
Kikenny ; xc11. 500. 


On reading the Order of the Day for the Third Reading, 
(an Amendment being proposed and carried on 
division for reading the Bill the Third Time that Day 


Six Months) : 
24. Salford Small Debts; uxxvi1. 256. 


On Reading the Order of the Day for the Third 
Reading : 
25. St. Katharine’s Docks; txxx. 323. 


On Third Reading: 

26-28. Bridges ; Saltash; uxxxvi.145,———Canada Tenures ; 
“xxx. 472.——— Churches; Greenwich, for erecting a new Church 
in that Parish; rxxvm. 316. Marylebone; To a Clause “for 
enabling the Crown, as patron of the Rectory, toappoint a Church- 
warden;” Lxxxu. 482. Docks, Harbours, &amp;c.; Brixham 
Harbour and Market; xc11. 409. Dogs, Isle of; uxxx. 459.— 
Teignmouth Harbour; xcr. 257. Tremoutha Harbour and 
Railway; xct. 534.———Drainages; Deeping Fen (Lincoln); 
uxxvil. 327.—Eau Brink (Norfolk); .xxxvi. 761.—Lough 
Swilly and Lough Foyle; xc1. 582.—North Level; txxxv. 453. 
——-Estates; Caius College; uxxxu1. 389. Copyhold; 
uxxxu. 377. Bishop of St. David’s; ixxvi. 329. Durham 
University ; rxxxvi1. 439. St. Cuthbert’s, Edinburgh; uxxvu. 
358. Frederick, Sir John, Bart.; txxrx. 506. Stockton School ; 
LXXxvil. 506.———Fines and Recoveries; txxxviu. 416.——— 
Horsleydown, St. John; For providing a further Maintenance for 
the Rector; txxxu. 339.———Jnclosures ; Allersett and Phoside 
(Derby); txxxi1. 281. Aston Rowant (Oxford); txxxvu. 70. 
—Blacktoft (York, E.R.); uxxxv. 364. Bubwith (York, E.R.) ; 
yxxxvu. 258. Deddithorpe (Lincoln); ixxxv. 357. Graven- 
hurst and Upper Stondon (Bedford) ; xxv. 364. Hamlet, Great 
(Derby); txxx1v. 153. Hessay (County of the City of York); 
uxxxm1. 159. Holme (York, W. R.); uxxxm1. 271. Longney 
(Gloucester); .xxx1x. 346.—Mealiffe, Upper Church (Tipperary) ; 


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On Third Reading—continued. 


txxxix. 444. Neroche Forest (Somerset); txxxv. 243, Salcey 
Forest (Northampton and Buckingham); ixxxt. 269. Scraying- 
ham (York); uxxx. 479. Scriven and Scotton (York); txxxny, 
281. Shepley (York, W.R.); txxxu. 435. Skelding Moor 
(Lancaster) ; txxv. 299. Saughton (Flint); rxxx1. 269. Spaun- 
ton (York, N.R.); uxxxiv. 274. Stanwick (Northampton); 
Lxxx1x. 353. Stapleford Abbott (Essex) ; xxxvi. 214. Steppingley 
(Bedford) ; xcr. 354. Thursford, &amp;c. (Norfolk) ; xxx. 349. Whit. 
tle (Derby); uxxx1. 174.—»—Lincoln County Hall; for taking 
down the present, and erecting a more convenient one ; Lxxvir. 324, 
Lincoln County Buildings; uxxxvi. 696. Liverpool; Pur. 
chase of Lands; txxxu1. 419. Marylebone, St., Rectory; uxxx, 
618.———Navigations; Aire and Calder; txxv. 313. Chard; 
Lxxxix. 360. Dart; txxxix. 268. Manchester, Bolton and 
Bury Navigation and Railway; uxxxvu. 317. Nene Out- 
fall; uxxx1v. 315. Sankey Brook (Lancaster); .xxxv. 400, 
———Pavings; Charing Cross Improvement; ixxxm1. 508, 
Dover; xc. 277. Edinburgh; uxxxu. 496; Galway; xcr. 440, 
George, St. (Hanover-square); uxxx1. 831. Knaresborough; 
Lxxvill.291. Salford; txxxv. 163.———Plumptre Hospital ; txxvu, 
192. Plymouth Victualling Office; rxx1x. 398.———Railways; 
Brighton and London (Rennie’s) ; xcu. 576. Bristol and Exeter; 
xc1. 253. Bullo Pill (Gloucester) ; xxxx1. 253. Cork and Passage ; 
xcu. 359. Edinburgh and Dalkeith; 1xxx1.300. Grand Junction; 
uxxxvi. 286. Heck Bridge and Wentbridge (York, W. R.); 
Lxxx1. 222. Kingston-upon-Hull and Selby; xcr. 230. Lan- 
caster and Preston; xcu. 232. London and Birmingham; 
LXxxviI. 252. Manchester, Bolton and Bury; txxxvi. 659. 
Manchester and Birmingham; xci. 422. North Midland; xc1. 
890. Norwich and London; xcr. 418. St. Helen’s and Run- 
corn Gap (Lancaster); ixxxv. 400. Tremoutha; xcr. 534, 
Western, Great; Lxxx1x. 515.—xc. 289. Whitby and Picker- 
ing (York, N. R.); ixxxvit. 275.———Real Property; 
Limitation of Actions; itxxxvmt. 416.———Tithes; Halifax; 
LXXXIV. 151.———Turnpike Roads ; Camden Town; xxx. 417, 
Chatham; txxvi. 264. Dean Forest; xxx. 339.—.Lxxxv1. 696, 
Lymington (Southampton); txxx11. 366. Monmouth; txxxvi. 
638. Pendleton (Lancaster); txxx1. 352. Sunk Island; xcr. 
772. Windsor; txxxvit. 130, 


On considering Lords’ Amendments: 


29. Boston Harbour; txxxu. 518. 


(1.}—Clauses added to Bills in Committees of the Whole House: 


30. Bank Charter Bill; Clause (A.); txxxvin. 659.——— 
Bankruptcy Court Bill; “Compensation to Commissioners and 
Superannuated Officers.” ‘No Persons holding an Appointment 
under Act to be a Member of Parliament;” Lxxxvi. 924. ——— 
Beer, Sale of, Act Amendment; several Clauses; txxx1x. 549. 
———Births, &amp;c., Registration of; “Appointment of Re- 
gistrar to be exempt from Stamp Duty;” .xxxrx. 455 —— 
Chancery, Court of, (Ireland) Bill; “ Compensation to Clerks ;” 
“ Allowance to John Daly ;” “ Treasury empowered to direct 
Compensation to Six Clerks and others under 4&amp;5 Will. IV. c. 78. 
to be paid for the intervening period between Hilary Term 1836 
and the commencement of this Act;” “ Compensation to John 
Brennan under 4 Geo. IV. ;” “ Clerks of the Enrolments ;” xc1. 
729,.————Chester Criminals Execution Bill; “ Sheriffs of the 
County to execute Criminals in particular places by order of the 
Judges ;” xc. 43.—&lt;——— Church Temporalities (Ireland) Bill; 
Clauses (A.) to (M.); txxxvim. 517.———Church of Ireland 
Bill; “ Lord Lieutenant may order Advances from the Consoli- 
dated Fund to defray the Expenses incurred in revision of Com- 
position ;” “ All Sums payable under 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 100, s. 19, 
remitted and refunded ;”’ also several other Clauses; xc. 509. 
“ Respecting Composition for Tithe under former Act, Repayment 
for Glebe-houses and Lands ;” xc. 523.———Church of Ireland 
Bill; “‘ Augmented Incomes not to be payable until the Funds in 
the hands of the Commissioners of Land Revenues shall be ade- 
quate ;” “ Suspension of Repayment of Sums advanced by the 
Ecclesiastical Commissioners, and due by Incumbents from build- 
ing Glebe-houses;” xc1. 624.———Civil Bill Courts (Ireland) 
Bill; “ Jurisdiction of Chairman of Quarter Sessions, Dublin ;” 
xc1.586,————Constabulary Force (Ireland) Bill; Clauses; No. 18, 
“ Salaries and Expenses under this Act to be defrayed in like 
manner as under 3 Geo. IV.c. 103 ;” “ Annual Accounts to be laid 
before Grand Juries ;” xc. 564.—&lt;——Coroners’ Bill; “ Act not to 
extend to Ireland or Scotland ;” txxxvi1. 422. “ Coroner’s Inquest 
to be deemed an open Court ;” Lxxxvil. 422,——«=——Corpo ration 





Municipal; “ Qualification of Burgesses ;” xc. 373. “ Power of 
leasing for 75 years;” xc. 465. Several Clauses; xcr. 110. 161. 
———Corporations, Municipal, (Ireland) Bill; “ Appeal,” and 
“ Compensation ;” xc1. 199. Schedules (D.), (E.) and (F.); 
xcl. 195. Debt, Imprisonment for; “ Power to refrain 
from Distress of Goods;” xc. 485. Several Clauses; xcn. 
549. ———- Deeds, Registry of, Ireland; “ Registrar not to 
sit in Parliament;” txxxvit. 524.———Disturbances (Ireland) 
Bill; Clause (A.), “Tenants of Houses in proclaimed Dis- 
tricts to deliver Lists of Inmates to Constables ;” Clause (B.) 
“ Printed Forms for such Lists to be provided by Constables;” 
Clause (D.), “ Act not to extend to Meetings convened by 
the High Sheriff ;” Clause (C.), “ Number of Members to give 
decisions in Courts;” .txxxvim. 203.———Durham Bishop- 
rick Bill; “ Court of King’s Bench may enter up Judgment, 
&amp;e. ;” xcr. 331. East India Company’s Charter; Clauses 
(A.), (B.) and (C.); uxxxvu. 588. Clause (D.), “Two Chaplains 
of the Church of Scotland to be on the Establishment of each 
Presidency ;” Lxxxvitl. 588. Elections ; Hertford Bribery ; 
Clauses (A.) to (L.); txxxix. 139. Polls at Elections; “ Power 
to!adjourn Polls in case of Riots;” xc. 498.———Factories Re- 
gulation Act; “ Repealing Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV.;” “ Explana- 
tion of Words;” “ Act not to apply to Mechanics repairing 
Premises ;” txxxvutt. 667. ‘ Magistrates in Scotland ;” Lxxxvill. 
668.———Friendly Societies Bill ; several Clauses; txxx1v. 307. 
“ Returns of Sickness to be sent to Barrister ;” “ Letters to and 
from Barristers and Advocate to be free of Postage;” Lxxxix. 
470.——Game Bill; several Clauses ; txxx1v. 204.———Grand 
Juries (Ireland) Bill ; “Respecting Waterford County Hospital ;” 
Lxxxviit. 650. “ Recovery of Sum assessed ;” txxxvi11. 650.——— 
Grand Juries, Ireland ; Clauses (A.) to (I.); xc1. 673.—-—Inns, 
Alehousesand Victualling-houses Bill ; “ Not toaffect Universities ;” 
“ In favour of Widows of Victuallers ;” “ Magistrates and Penal- 
ties ;” xc1. 700.——— Lancaster Court of Common Pleas ; several 


Clauses; uxxxix. 468,——&lt;-—Lighthouses Bill; “ Power to pur 
chase 










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chase Ground not exceeding one Acre;” xc1. 653. Militia 
Staff Reduction Bill; “ In case of Vacancy, Adjutants not to be 
filled up ;” xc. 533. Parliamentary Representation (England) 
Bill; “Judges shall name Barristers to revise the Lists of City and 
Borough Voters ;” “That Copies of the Lists and of the Registers 
be printed for Sale ;” “That no Freehold for Life shall give a Vote 
for Counties unless it be Ten Pounds a year ;” “ That the Polling- 
places for Shoreham, Cricklade, Aylesbury and East Retford shall 
be appointed by the Justices in Sessions ;” txxxvi. 829. “ Remu- 
neration of the Barristers for revising Lists;” Lxxxvi. 831. 
Schedule (L.); 1xxxvi1. 181.— Parliamentary Representation, 
Scotland; Schedules (F.), 1st and 2d Part, (G.), Nos. 1 and 2, 
(H.), 1st part; txxxvu. 412. Parliamentary Representation 
(Ireland) Bill; Clause (A.), “ Persons possessed of an Estate of 
the yearly value of Ten Pounds to be entitled to vote for a 
Knight of the Shire.” Clause (B.), “Taxes and Rates not to be 
deemed a Charge payable out of an Estate.” Clause (C.), “ Clerk 
of the Peace to appoint a Deputy to be present at each Polling- 
place.” Clause (D.), “ Freeholders may be registered at the 
Special or General Quarter Sessions ;” Lxxxvit. 469. Peace 
Preservation (Ireland) Bill; “ Lord Lieutenant may order Sums 
necessary for Remuneration of Chairman appointed under this 
Act;” xc. 545.———Prisons Regulation Bill; several Clauses ; 
xc. 538. Poor Laws Amendment Bill; Clause (A.), “ Com- 
missioners not to sit in Parliament ;” Clause (B.), “ Operation 
of Act as to Appointment of Commissioners, &amp;c., limited to Five 
Years ;” Clause (C.), “ General Rules to be laid before Parlia- 
ment ;” Clause (D.), “ Order or Regulation of Assistant Com- 
missioner to be approved and sealed by Commissioner ;” Clause 
(E.), “ Bonds and Securities made pursuant to 22 Geo. ITT. c. 83, 
exempted from Stamp Duty ;” txxxrx. 409. Clause, “ Putative 
Father to be liable where Mother unable to support Illegitimate 
Children ;” “ No Rules to oblige Inmates of Workhouses to 
attend Religious Service contrary to their own Principles;” 
Qualification of Freeholders (Ireland) Bill; 
“ Remuneration to Barristers ;” Lxxx1v. 175.——— Registration 
of Voters Bill; Schedule, No. 4, “ List of expunged Persons ;” 
Clause, “Increase of the Number of Polling-places in Coun- 
ties ;’ “ Custody of Poll-books;’ xc1. 306. ——~ Registration 

















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of Voters; “ In case of Death of Returning Officer, Sheriff 
to act instead thereof;” “ Relating to Crickdale and Shore- 
ham ;” “ Person omitted in the Register for Two Years to cease 
to enjoy the right of Voting, unless he shall have been omitted 
in consequence of his having received Parochial Relief within 
Twelve Months;” “ Court of Appeal may award Costs;” 
“ His Majesty may appoint Temporary Revising Barrister, or 
Chief Revising Barristers;” “ Salaries to Barristers;” xct. 
568. Registration and Marriages (No. 2.) Bill; “ Several 
Clauses;” xc1. 459. ——— Registration of Voters (Ireland) 
Bill; “ Allowing Appeal in certain cases;” Power to ad- 
journ in cases of Riot;” “To reduce Payments by Members of 
the University of Dublin;” “Regulation of Honorary Free- 
men;” xc, 586.——Roman Catholic Relief Bill; “Several 
Clauses;”’ Lxxx1v. 168..———Sheriff’s Fees Bill; “Act to ex- 
tend to Lancaster and Durham Courts;” “Act to extend to 
Dover Castle and the Cinque Ports;” xcu. 446,———Sheriffs 
(Ireland) Bill; “ Several Clauses;” xc. 559, ——~ Slavery 
Abolition Act; “Clauses (A.), (B.) and (C.);” txxxvii. 618. 
“ Clauses (D.) to (I.);” txxxvin. 639.———Spirits Excise Bill ; 
“ Clause (A.);” xcr. 753. Stamp Duties Bill; “Clauses 
(A.) to (F.);” “ Clause (H.);” “ Return of all Proprietors 
of Newspapers Half-yearly;” “Returns to be filed and regis- 
tered ;” “Repeal of former Acts;” xcz. 676. “Schedules (A.) 
and (B.), and Preamble, with a Clause annexed ;” xct. 677. 
Stannaries Courts Bill; “ Removal of Suits by Certiorari into 
the Court of King’s Bench;” “Protection of the County 
of Devon from the operation of the Bill;” xcr. 716. 
Tithes Stay of Suits Bill; “Party to any Suit so suspended 
may proceed on proof before Judge;” Lxxxvit. 711.——— 
Tithes Commutation Bill; “Provision for the charge of the 
Culture of Hop Grounds;” xcr. 388. “Special Adjudication 
how to be made;” xcr1. 500.——Tithes Composition (Ireland) 
Bill; “Several Clauses;” txxxvu. 549.———Tithes (Ireland) 
Bill; “ Barristers to be appointed to revise Compositions ;” 
Several other Clauses; i~xxx1x. 548. ——— Wills Execution 
Bill; “ Abbreviation of Witness’s Name not to vitiate Wills;” 
XC, 272, 





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(2.)—Added to Bills on Reports, and further Consideration of Reports : 


Administration of Justice, Ireland : 


31. To improve the Administration of Justice in Ireland; on 
Report; txxxvi. 846. 


Apothecaries : 
32. To amend and explain Act 55 Geo. III., for better regu- 
lating the practice of Apothecaries throughout England and 
Wales; several Clauses on Report; txxx. 575. 


Bank Charter : 
33. For giving to the Corporation of the Governor and Com- 
pany of the Bank of England certain Privileges, for a limited 
period, under certain Conditions; On Report; txxxviu. 661. 


Charitable Trustees Bill: 


34. “On Report;” xcr. 711.—“ That the Trustees of Louth 
School shall be elected according to the provisions of this Act;” 
On Report; xcr. 712. 


Church Temporalities Bill, Ireland: 
35. On Report; xc. 740. 


Constabulary Force, Ireland : 
36. On Report; xcr. 193. 


Corporations : 
37. On Report; xcr1. 66. 


Customs: 


38. To amend the Laws relating to the Customs; On further 
consideration of Report ; Lxxxtv. 356. 


Docks, Harbours, &amp;e. : 

39. Invergordon; “To secure to the Public the use of the 
Ferry Pier;” On further consideration of Report, after being 
committed ; Lxxx1. 262. Tremoutha Harbour and Railway ; 
On further consideration of Report; xc1. 475.———Trinity North 


Leith Harbour and Docks; On further consideration of Report ; 
xc. 271. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Yast India Company’s Charter : 
40. For effecting an arrangement with the East India Company, 
and for the better Government of His Majesty’s Indian Ter- 
ritories; several Clauses; On Report; txxxvuts. 592. 


Edinburgh Bridewell : 

41. To alter and amend Act 31 Geo. III., for building and 
maintaining a Bridewell and Correction House in and for the 
City and County of Edinburgh; “ For empowering the Commis- 
sioners of Police to elect Six of their own body to be Commis- 
sioners for the execution of the Act;” On Report, after being 
committed ; “‘ Empowering the Commissioners to elect a Com- 
mittee, and to make Annual Reports ;” On Report, after being 
committed ; Ltxxx1r. 539. 


Elections : 

42. Election Expenses; To make further Regulations for pre- 
venting Corrupt Practices at Elections of Members to serve in 
Parliament, and for diminishing the Expense of such Elections ; 
Several Clauses on Report; “Imposing a Penalty on Persons 
giving Ribbons or Cockades at Elections ;” after being commit- 
ted; also another Clause; On Report; txxxu. 474. Polls 
at Elections Bill; On Report; xc. 502. 





Exchequer : 
48. To regulate the Office of the Receipt of His Majesty’s 
Exchequer at Westminster ; On further consideration of Report; 

LXXXIX. 163. 


Exchequer Court Officers : 

44. For the better regulation of the Duties to be performed by 
the Officers on the Plea or Common Law Side of the Court 
of Exchequer; “ No Officer or other Persons appointed by 
virtue of this Act shall be entitled to compensation in consequence 
of office being regulated or abolished by law or orders of the said 
Court, or otherwise ;” EXxxvit. 575. 


Excise Licenses (Ireland) Bill: 
45. On Report, xcr. 484. 


Game: 
3 Y 


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(2.)—Added to Bills on Reports, and further Consideration of Reports—continued. 


Game : 
46. To amend the Laws in England relative to Game; On 
further consideration of Report, rxxxv1. 803. 


Gas Lights : 
47. Whitechapel ; On Report, txxvi. 229. 


Grand Juries (Ireland) Bill: 


48. “Payment for surrender of Leases;” On Report, after 
being committed, xc1. 678.—“ Penalty on giving Money for 
Appointment as Treasurer ;” On Report, after being committed, 
xcr. 678.—“ Limiting the demand of re-payment by Counties to 
the Consolidated Fund;” On Report, after being committed, 
xcl. 678..———-Several Clauses; xc. 41. 


House of Commons Offices : 

49. To regulate the Salaries of the Officers of the House of 
Commons, and to abolish the Sinecure Offices of the Principal 
Committee Clerks, and Clerks of Ingrossmenis; On Report, 
LXXXIx. 551. 


Inclosures : 

50-51. Inclosure Awards; For remedying a defect in Titles to 
Messuages, Lands, Tenements and Hereditaments allotted, sold, 
divided or exchanged, under Acts of Inclosure, for want of the 
Award not having been enrolled, ornot having been enrolled within 
the time limited by the several Acts; On Report, Lxxxvitt. 518. 
————-Steppingley ; On Report, xcr. 346. 


Inns, Alehouses and Victualling-houses Bill : 
52. “For regulating the Hours of opening and closing 
Houses ;”” On Report, xct. 712. 


King’s Bench, Ireland : 
53. To regulate the Office of Clerk of the Crown in the Court 
of King’s Bench in Ireland; On Report, rxxxvit. 335. 


King’s County Assizes : 
54. For holding the Assizes for the King’s County in Ireland 
twice in every Year, at Tullamoore, instead of Philipstown; On 
Report, txxxvit. 368. 


Markets: 


55. Worcester Cattle; On Report, xcr. 276. 


Navigations, Canals, &amp;e. : 

56. Cart Navigation; On further consideration of Report, 
xc. 307.———Gloucester, &amp;c.; On further consideration of Re- 
port, Lxxvi. 267.——— Nene Outfall; Several Clauses; On 
further consideration of Report, txxxrv. 304.———Perth ; “ For 
appointing Commissioners ;” amended and added ; also several 
other Clauses; On further consideration of Report, txxxv. 493. 
——— Weaver; On further consideration of Report, txxxrv. 299. 

Welland Navigation; Several Clauses; On further con- 
sideration of Report, Lxxxrx. 447. 


Parliamentary Representation (England) : 

57. To amend the Representation of the People in England 
and Wales; “ Provision as to Freeholders voting for Cities and 
Towns being Counties of themselves;” “ Provision as to Persons 
now entitled to vote for New Shoreham or Cricklade, in respect 
of Freeholders in Shoreham or Malmsbury ;” “ Sheriff in County 
Elections may act in places exclusive of his jurisdiction ;” On 
further consideration of Report, txxxvu1. 193. 


Parliamentary Representation (Scotland): 
58. To amend the Representation of the People in Scotland ; 
“ Qualification of Candidates ;”’ On further consideration of Re- 
port, LXxxvil. 427. 


Parochial Registration and Marriages : 
59. On further consideration of Report, xc. 478. 


Pavings : 

60. Clerkenwell; “That no Hackney Coach shall ply for 
hire in certain Streets;’ On Report after being committed, 
LXXXIVv. 281. Westminster; For vesting in the Commissioners 
of His Majesty’s Woods, Forests and Land Revenues, the Powers 
and Authorities given by several Acts for the purchase of Build- 
ings, and the Improvement of the Streets and Places near to 
Westminster Hall and the two Houses of Parliament; On Report, 
LXxxI. 310. 


Pensions Duties Bill: 
61. “To exempt the Pension of the Duke of Marlborough 
from the provisions of the Bill;” On Report, xc1. 762. 





Petty Sessions, Ireland : 

62. For the better Administration of Justice at the holding of 
Petty Sessions by Justices of the Peace in Ireland; On Report, 
LXXXII. 526. To amend Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. c. 67; On Re- 
port, xct. 477. 


Railways : 

63. Cambridge and London; On further consideration of Re. 
port, xc1. 411.———Clarence, Durham; On further considera- 
tion of Report, xci1. 249.———Croydon and London; On fur- 
ther consideration of Report, xc, 239.—&lt;——Dartmoor ; On fur. 
ther consideration of Report, txxv. 364.—-——Dovor and Lon- 
don; On further consideration of Report, xc1. 410.—xcr1. 223, 
———-Midland Counties; On further consideration of Report, 
xci. 410. Newcastle and Carlisle ; On further consideration 
of Report, xc. 294.———Newcastle and North Shields; On 
further consideration of Report, xc1. 378.——— Norwich and 
London; On further consideration of Report, xc1. 411.——_ 
Thames Haven Railway and Dock; On further consideration of 
Report, xcr. 438. 


Rights of Executors : 
64. For settling the Rights of Executors in undisposed-of 
Residues of Personal Estates; On Report, 1xxx1. 417. 


Roman Catholics: 

65. Roman Catholic Disability Removal: To provide for the 
Removal of the Disqualifications under which His Majesty’s 
Roman Catholic Subjects now labour; Several Clauses on Report, 
LXXxvI. 217. Roman Catholic Relief; For the Relief of His 
Majesty’s Roman Catholic Subjects; “For adapting Oath to 
future reigns ;” “‘ That Secretary of State may license a Jesuit 
or other Regular to visit the United Kingdom for a limited time ;” 
‘That such Licenses shall be laid before Parliament ;” On further 
consideration of Report, txxxiv. 179. 


Spirits (Excise) Bill : 
66. On Report, xcr. 755. 


Turnpike Roads: 

67. Turnpike Acts Continuance Bill; On Report, xcr. 717, 
———St. Alban’s; To continue to Trustees under this Act the 
powers of former Trustees in conjunction with the Holyhead Road 
Commissioners ; also another Clause ; On adjourned further con- 
sideration of Report, Lxxxv1. 810.———Carnarvonshire ; Several 
Clauses ; On Report, txxxvur. 286.——Commercial; On fur- 
ther consideration of Report, txx1x. 241.———Doncaster and 
Selby; Several Clauses; On Report, txxxvu. 326.———Edin- 
burghshire Statute Labour; On Report, xc. 358.——— Hyde 
Park Corner and Counters Bridge; On Report, itxxix. 290. 
———Kentish Town and Holloway; Several Clauses; On fur- 
ther consideration of Report, txxxvi. 468.———Leeds and 
Otley; “On Report,” xcr1. 303. Mytholm Royd Bridge; 
On Report, txxxvu. 144.————North End and Hammersmith ; 
On Report, txxx111. 353.————Rochdale and Burnley; On Re- 
port, xcu. 176. Shaftesbury and Sherborne; On Report, 
LXXVII. 225. Teddington and Evesham ; On Report, ixxix. 
421, ———— Totnes; xc. 278. Wendover; On Report, 
LXXXVIII. 169. Wortley; On Report, txxxrx. 266. 


Wages: 

68. (From the Lords); To prohibit the payment in certain 
Trades of Wages in Goods or otherwise than in the current Coin 
of the Realm; “To extend the provisions of the Act over the 
whole of that part of the United Kingdom called Great Britain ;” 
On Report, txxxvi. 839. 


Waterworks: 
69. Lambeth; On further consideration of Report; txxx1x. 
133. 


Witnesses in Equity, Ireland : 

70. For the better Examination in Ircland of Witnesses in 
Suits in the Courts of Equity in England, and for empowering the 
Courts of Law and Equity in England to grant Commissions for 
taking Affidavits in Ireland; On Report, txxxi. 418. 


York and Ely Secular Jurisdiction : 

71. To explain and amend Act 6 &amp; 7 Will. IV. c. 87, for ex- 
tinguishing the Secular Jurisdiction of the Archbishop of York 
and Bishop of Ely in certain Liberties in the Counties of York, 
Nottingham and Cambridge; On further consideration of Report, 
xc. 597. 


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III. Clauses : 


(3.)—Added to Bills on Reports and Third Readings : 


Audit of Accounts : 

72. To alter and abolish certain forms of proceedings in the 
Exchequer and Audit Office relative to Public Accountants, and 
for making further provisions for the purpose of facilitating and 
expediting the passing of Public Accounts in Great Britain, and 
to render perpetual and amend Act 54 Geo. ITI. for the effectual 
examination of the Accounts of certain Colonial Revenues; On 
further consideration of Report, txxv1. 491. On Third Reading, 
497. 


Bank Cash Payments : 
73. For making further provision for the gradual resumption 
of Payments in Cash by the Bank of England; On Report, 
rxxvi. 259. On Third Reading, 265. 


Companies : 

74. Ocean Assurance ; For enabling the Ocean Assurance Com- 
pany to sue and be sued in the name of the Chairman for the time 
being, or of any one of the Directors of the said Company ; On Re- 
port, rxxx1x. 98. Several Clauses; On Third Reading, 128. 


County Courts : 

75. For preventing Delays and Expenses in the Proceedings of 
County Courts, and for the more easy and speedy Recovery of 
Small Debts in England and Wales; On Report, xxix. 377. 
Several Clauses; On Third Reading, 406. 


County Rates : 

76. To regulate the Expenditure of County Rates and Funds 
in aid thereof; On Report; “ Penalty upon Justices of the Peace 
acting without being qualified ; On Report after being committed ; 
Lxxx1x. 306. Several Clauses; On Third Reading, 366. 


Docks, Harbours, &amp;ce. : 

77. Holyhead, &amp;c.; For appointing Commissioners to super- 
intend the Mail Coach Road between London and Holyhead, and 
for vesting in the said Commissioners the Bridges now building 
over the Menai Straits and the River Conway, and the Harbours 
of Howth and Holyhead, and the Road from Dublin to Howth ; 
“To secure the payment of Money by the possession of Toll- 
houses and Gates; after being committed; also another Clause ; 
on Report, txxvi. 415. On Third Reading, 430. St. 
Katherine’s Docks; For making and constructing certain Wet 
Docks, Warehouses and other Works in the Parish of Saint 
Botolph Without Aldgate, and in the Parish or Precinct of St. 
Katherine, near the Tower of London, in the County of Middle- 
sex; several Clauses; on further consideration of Report; “ For 
making Compensation for Vessels damaged at Wharfs or Quays ;” 
on further consideration of Report, after being committed; ixxx. 
302. On Third Reading, 331. 





Dramatic Performances: 

78. For licensing Theatres and for the regulation of Dramatic 
Performances in the Cities of London and Westminster, and 
within a certain distance thereof; On further consideration of 
Report, yxxxvi1. 589. On Third Reading, 600. 


Grand Jury Presentments, Ireland : 

79. To amend the Acts of the last Session of Parliament relat- 
ing to Presentments by Grand Juries for payment of the Salaries 
of Public Officers of the several Counties, so far as relates to 
Counties of Towns and Cities in Ireland ; on Report, txx1x. 464. 
“For regulating the Payment to Coroners of Counties ;” On Third 
Reading, after being committed, 479. 





Linen Trade, Ireland: 

80. For the better Regulation of the Linen and Hempen 
Manufactures of Ireland; “ Relative to the branding of Flax ;” 
on further consideration of Report, after being committed, uxxx. 
594. On Third Reading, 601. 


London Bridge and Fleet Market: 
81. To make further provision for defraying the Expenses of 
making the Approaches to London Bridge and the Removal of 


Fleet Market; on further consideration of Report, txxxv. 344. 
On Third Reading, 355. 


Navigations, Canals, &amp;c. : 

82.' Regent’s Canal; To remove doubts as to the power of the 
Commissioners of Exchequer Bills to advance a further Sum of 
Money to the Regent’s Canal Company, and to amend the Acts 
for making the said Canal; on further consideration of Report, 
Lxxvi. 229. On Third Reading, 233. 


Parliamentary Representation, England : 

83. To amend the Representation of the People in England 
and Wales; “That the Clerks of the several Livery Companies in 
London do make out and print Lists of Freemen and of Claim- 
ants ;” on further consideration of Report, txxxv1. 842. On Third 
Reading, 856. 


Pauper Lunatics : 

84. To amend and consolidate the Laws relating to the erec- 
tion, maintenance and regulation of County Lunatic Asylums, 
and to the care and maintenance of Lunatics, being Paupers or 
Criminals, in England; “For equally dividing the Expense of 
building Pauper Lunatic Asylums between the Owners and 
Occupiers of Lands by means of a special County Rate;” on 
Report, after being committed, rxxxu1. 208. On Third Reading, 
227. 


Pavings, Dublin: 
85. “That Coals imported for Glass Manufactory and other 
manufacturing uses be exempted from Duty;” on Report, after 
being committed, rxxxv. 430. On Third Reading, 503. 


Poor Laws Amendment : 

86. For the Amendment and better Administration of the Laws 
relating to the Poor in England and Wales; “ Repealing Acts 
authorizing commitment of poor Persons neglecting to repay 
Relief advanced by way of Loan;” on further consideration of 
Report, rxxxrx. 440. Several Clauses; On Third Reading, 449. 


Roman Catholic Charities : 

87. For the better securing the Charitable Donations and 
Bequests of His Majesty’s Subjects in Great Britain professing 
the Roman Catholic Religion; On Report, rxxxvu. 453. On Third 
Reading, 486. 


Slavery Abolition : 

88. For the Abolition of Slavery throughout the British Colo- 
nies, for promoting the Industry of the manumitted Slaves, and 
for compensating the Owners of such Slaves; On Report, txxxvutt. 
643. On Third Reading, 647. 


(4.) —Added to Bills on Third Readings, and on further Proceedings on Third Readings: 


Anatomy Regulation : 

89. For preventing the unlawful Disinterment of Human 
Bodies, and for regulating Schools of Anatomy; On Third Read- 
ing, LXXXxIv. 319. ; 

Assessed Taxes : 
90. For granting Relief from the Duties of Assessed Taxes and 


on Stage Carriages in certain cases, and for other purposes ; 
On Third Reading, xc1. 755. 


Bank Cash Payments, Ireland: 
91. For making further provision for the gradual Resumption 
of Payments in Cash by the Bank of Ireland; On Third Read- 
ing, Lxxvi. 265. 


Bank Notes, Scotland and Ireland: 


92. To restrain the Negotiation in England of Promissory 
Notes and Bills under a limited Sum, issued or made 
payable in Scotland or Ireland; On Third Reading, txxxm1. 
485. 


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| Bankrupt Laws Amendment: 


93. To amend Act 6 Geo. IV. relating to Bankrupts; On 
Third Reading, Lxxxru. 381.—Lxxxvul. 529. 


Bankrupts’ Estates Bill: 

94. For investing in Government Securities a portion of the 
Cash lying unemployed in the Bank of England belonging to 
Bankrupts’ Estates, and applying the Interest in discharge of the 
Expenses of the Court of Bankruptcy, &amp;c.; “‘ That any Assignee 
under a Commission of Bankrupt knowing that there is in the hands 
of any Co-assignee any unclaimed dividends to the Amount of 
Twenty Pounds, such Assignee shall within one year after the 
passing of this Act, pay the same to the Creditors entitled 
thereto;” On Third Reading, after being committed, xc. 510. 
Another Clause on Third Reading, 510. 


Bayswater Sewers : 
95. On Third Reading, Lxxx1x. 570. 


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(4.)—Added to Bills on Third Readings, and on further Proceedings on Third Readings—continued. 


Beer Duties : 

96. To repeal the Duties on Beer and on Licenses to brew, and 
to retail Beer, Spirituous Liquors, and Foreign Wine, and all 
Drawbacks, Bounties and Allowances on Beer, and to grant other 
Drawbacks and Duties in lieu thereof; and amend the Laws of 
Excise relating to such Duties, and to Brewers and Retailers of 
Beer ; several Clauses; On Third Reading; “To allow Brewers 
to take out Licenses to vend Small Beer, under certain condi- 
tions; ” On Third Reading, after being committed, Lxxrx. 431. 


Bills of Exchange : 


97. For declaring the Law in relationto Bills of Exchange 
and Promissory Notes becoming payable on Good Friday or 
Christmas-day ; On Third Reading, txxx11. 365. 


Bodies of Criminals: 
98. To abolish the Practice of hanging the Bodies of Criminals 
in Chains, and of burying them within the Precincts of the Gaols ; 
“ That the Bodies of Prisoners convicted of Murder in Ireland, 
be buried within the Precincts of Gaols;” On resuming adjourned 
Debate upon Question for reading Clause a Second Time; On 
Third Reading, txxx1x. 414. 


Bread, Sale of: 

99. To repeal Actsrelating tothe sale of Bread out of the City of 
London and beyond the weekly Bills of Mortality, &amp;c., and to 
provide other regulations “ For extending the Bill to Ireland ;” 
on resuming adjourned Debate for reading Clause a Second Time; 
On Third Reading, xc. 540. 


Bridges : 

100. Hungerford and Lambeth Suspension; On Third Read- 
ing, xc. 680.——— Kingston; “ To empower the Com- 
missioners of the Land Revenue to give Security to the Com- 
inissioners of Exchequer Bills;” On Third Reading, after being 
Committed, txxx. 453.———London; For the rebuilding of 
London Bridge; On Third Reading; “To prevent the Corpo- 
ration of London from appointing any Engineer, without the 
approbation of the Lords of the Treasury ;” On Third Reading, 
upon a division, Lxxxvimr. 412. Leeds and Hunslet Road 
and Bridge; “That notice be given of building or repairing the 
Bridge over the River Aire, so as not to obstruct the Navigation ; ” 
“ For regulating the Rate of ascent to the Bridge; ” ixxx111. 335. 
———Willington Bridge and Roads Bill; On Third Reading, 
xc. 490. 


Bristol Town Dues: 

101. To enable the Corporation to regulate the Town and 
Mayor’s Dues, &amp;c.; “ Saving the rights of all persons against 
the Corporation ;” On further Proceeding on Third Reading, 
LXXX. 527. 


Burial Grounds : 
102. Dublin; Several Clauses; On Third Reading; “ Judg- 
ments against such Clerk or Treasurer in such Action shall 
operate against the Company,” after being committed; also 
On Third Reading 


several other Clauses ; g, 


Company shall pay a Fee on the Interment of Persons removed 


from certain Parishes ;” “ That the Company shall keep an Ac- | 
a . , . | 
count of such Fees, and allow Inspection thereof ;” after being 


committed ; 
LXXXVII. 339. 


also several other Clauses; On Third Reading, 


Cessio Bonorum : 
103. On Third Reading, xc1. 501. 
Charitable Lands : 
104, 
Hereditaments, subject to Trusts for Charitable Purposes, for 


other Lands, Tenements and Hereditaments; On Third Reading, | 


LXXxVI. 440. 


Cholera Act Amendment, Scotland : 
105. 


Church Briefs: 

106. To abolish Church Briefs, and to provide for the better 
Collection and Application of Voluntary Contributions for the 
purpose of enlarging and building Churches and Chapels; Several 
Clauses; On Third Reading; txxxu1. 467. 








To authorize the exchange of Lands, Tenements and | 


For altering and amending an Act passed in the present 

Session of Parliament, for the prevention, as far as may be possible, | 
of the Disease called the Cholera or Spasmodic or Indian Cholera, | 
in Scotland; Several Clauses; On Third Reading, txxxvu. 243. 





Church Temporalties, Ireland : 

107. To alter and amend the Laws relating to the Temporalties 
of the Church of Ireland; Several Clauses; On Third Reading. 
LXXXVIUI. 557.———-Church Temporalties ActA mendment, Ireland : 
To amend Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV., intituled, “ An Act to alter and 
amend the Laws relating to the Temporalties of the Church of 
Ireland ;” Several Clauses; On Third Reading, txxx1x. 563, 


Churches : 

108. St. Marylebone; For several purposes relative to the 
Ecclesiastical Establishment within the Parish of St. Maryle- 
bone, in the County of Middlesex, “ For enabling the Crown, 
as Patron of the Rectory, to appoint a Churchwarden;” 
also another Clause; On Third Reading, xxx. 482, —— 
Newborough; For endowing the Parish Church of New- 
borough, in the County of Northampton, and three Chapels, 
called Portland Chapel, Oxford Chapel and Welbeck Chapel, 
situate in the Parish of St. Marylebone, in the County of 
Middlesex, and also a Chapel erected in Sunk Island, in the River 
Humber; On Third Reading, rxxxv. 565.—— Ramsgate; 
For separating the Town or Vill of Ramsgate, in the County 
of Kent, from the Parish of St. Lawrence, and making the 
same a distinct Parish, and for completing the New Church 
now building therein, and for other purposes relating thereto, and 
for altering and amending Act Geo. III., for establishing a Chapel 
therein; On Third Reading, txxxu. 539. 


Cinque Ports Pilots : 
109. To amend and render more effectual the Laws respecting 
Cinque Ports Pilots; On Third Reading, txxxrx. 578. 


Civil Bill Courts, Ireland : 
110. To extend the Jurisdiction and regulate the Proceedings; 
On Third Reading, xcr. 674. 


Civil List : 

111. For the support of His Majesty’s Household, and of the 
Honour and Dignity of the Crown of the United Kingdom of 
Great Britain and Ireland; “ Other Charges than those specified 
not to be charged on the Civil List ;” txxxv1. 488. 


Coals, Drawbacks : 


112. For extending the Drawbacks on Coals used in Mines 
and Smelting Works within the Counties of Cornwall and Devon; 
On resuming the adjourned proceeding on Third Reading, txxvr. 
452. 


Combination of Workmen : 

113. To repeal the Laws relating to the Combination of Work- 
men, and to make other provisions in lieu thereof; On Third 
Reading ; “ Allowing an Appeal to the Quarter Sessions ;” On 
Third Reading, after being committed, Lxxx. 621. 


| Common Pleas, Court of: 
LXXXIX. 299.——— | 
London Cemetery Company; On Third Reading, xc1.704.——— | 
Metropolis; For establishing a General Cemetery for the Interment | 
of the Dead in the Neighbourhood of the Metropolis; “ That the | 


114. To abolish the Sale of Offices in the Court of Common 
Pleas in England, and to make provision for the Lord Chief 
Justice of the said Court; “ Granting a Retired Allowance to the 
Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas ;” On Third Reading, 
after being committed, Lxxx. 550. 


Companies : 

115. American, North, Colonial Association of Ireland: 
“ For incorporating and granting certain Powers to ;” On Third 
Reading, xc. 517. Atlantic Steam Navigation; To regulate 
a Joint Stock Company for the purpose of facilitating intercourse 
by Steam Navigation between the United Kingdom and the Con- 
tinent and Islands of America and the West Indies; On Third 
Reading, txxx. 521..————- Dublin Steam Packet; to amend 
Act 9 Geo. IV., for regulating and enabling the City of Dublin 
Steam Packet Company to sue and be sued; Several Clauses; 
On resuming adjourned Debate on Third Reading, txxxvu. 
538. 


Contagious Diseases (Ireland) : 

116. To amend Act 58 Geo. IIL, to establish Fever Hospitals, 
and to make other Regulations for the Relief of the suffering Poor, 
and for preventing the increase of Infectious Fevers in Ireland; 
On Third Reading, txxxvut. 87. 


Corn Importation : 
117. To amend the Laws relating to the Importation of Corn; 
On Third Reading, txxx1i1. 381. 


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Corporations, Municipal : 

118. To provide for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations 
in England and Wales; On Third Reading; Several Clauses ; 
xc. 469, 470: “That persons convicted of Bribery or undue 
Influence be disqualitied from voting thereafter ;” On Third Read- 
ing, after being committed, xc. 470.———To explain and amend 
‘Act to provide for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations 
in England and Wales; On Third Reading, xcr. 200. 
To amend an Act for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations 
in England and Wales; Several Clauses; On Third Reading, xctt. 
91; “That a Person entitled to be admitted to the Freedom of a 
Borough at the time of the passing of the Act, shall be entitled to 
be admitted on the same conditions as any Person who shall have 
acquired his title after the passing of the Act ;” On Third Reading, 
xcil. 91.———Corporations, Municipal, (Ireland); On Third 

Reading, xc1. 220. 





Cotton Mills Regulation : 

119. To make further provisions for the Regulation of Cotton 
Mills and Factories, and for the better preservation of the Health 
of Young Persons employed therein; On Third Reading, txxx. 
501. 


County Courts : 

120. For preventing Delays and Expenses in the Proceedings 
of County Courts, and for the more casy and speedy recovery of 
Small Debts in England and Wales; Several Clauses; On Third 
Reading, txxx. 439. 


County Treasurers (Ireland): 

121. To provide more effectual means to make Treasurers of 
Counties, and Counties of Cities and Public Bodies in Ireland, 
account for Public Monies, and to secure the same ; Several Clauses; 
On Third Reading, xcu1. 597. 


Courts of Justice : 
122. Common Law Fees: For regulating the Receipt and 
future Appropriation of Fees and Emoluments receivable by 


Officers of the superior Courts of Common Law; On Third Read- 








| ing, Lxxxv. 604. To abolish certain Offices in the superior 

| Courts of Common Law, and to make provision for a more effective 
and uniform establishment of Officers in those Courts; On Third 
Reading, xcu. 515. 

Customs : 

; 123. To repeal the Drawback on Gold Rings exported; to 
permit the Importation of Rhenish Wine in Bottles, on payment 
of certain Duties, &amp;c.; “ Repealing the Drawback allowed on the 
Exportation of certain Gold Articles manufactured in Great 
Britain ;” On Third Reading, after being committed, txxv. 309. 
———To amend the Laws relating to the Customs; On Third 
Reading, Lxxx1x. 570.—xc. 625. ———— Customs (Coals and 
Linens): To alter certain Duties of Customs, and also the Duties 
on Coals brought to London; to repeal the Bounties on Linens 
exported ; and to amend the Acts relating to the Customs; On 
Third Reading; ‘ To impose a Duty of One Shilling a Flask on 

" Cologne Water in lieu of a higher Duty,” after being committed ; 

f also several other Clauses; On Third Reading, Lxx1x. 424.——— 

ad Customs Collection: To alter and amend the several Laws rela- 

” ting to the Customs; “ To remove certain restrictions on the 
Trade of the Isle of Man,” after being committed; also another 
Clause; On Third Reading, Lxxx1. 323.———Customs Duties: 
To amend the Laws relating to the Customs; On Third Reading ; 

: “To restrict Sugar Duty to Sugar delivered from Warehouse ;” 

On Third Reading, after being committed ; Lxxxvui. 534. 

be 

36. Debt, Imprisonment for : 

- 124. Several Clauses on Third Reading, xc. 553, ——~-A 

; Clause on Third Reading, xcr1. 584. 

in | Debts, Small : 

5 125. Westminster, “ No Attorney to practise as an Advocate 

1. before the Courts;” On Third Reading, after being committed, 


xcr. 588. Scotland, “ Allowance to Sheriffs and Sheriffs’ 
Clerks ;” On Third Reading, after being committed, xc1. 655. 
Several Clauses ; On Third Reading, xcu1. 364. 








Defence by Counsel : 
126. On Third Reading; xcr. 236. 
Distilleries : 
127. To grant certain Duties of Excise upon Spirits distilled 


for Stills for making such Spirits, and to provide for the better 
collecting and securing such Duties, and for the warehousing of 


° from Corn or Grain in Scotland and Ireland, and upon Licenses | 





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Distilleries—continued. 


such Spirits without payment of Duty ; Several Clauses ; On Third 
Reading, “ Imposing a Penalty on the fraudulent use of Permits ;” 
“To secure the end of the Worm by Machinery, if requisite ;” 
On Third Reading, after being committed, txxvi1. 466. 


Docks, Harbours, &amp;e. 


128. Aberystwith Harbour; On Third Reading, xc1. 322. 
Belfast, “That no lighter in the service of the Ballast-office shall 
carry goods to or from any vessel, on pain of forfeiting treble the 
garbarage;” after being committed; also another Clause; On Third 
Reading, uxxxvi. 729. Brixham Harbour and Market; On Third 
Reading, xc. 409. Collier Dock and Surrey Canal; On Third 
Reading, xc. 543. Deptford Pier; On adjourned proceeding on 
Third Reading, xc. 246. Dovor Harbour; On Third Reading, xcr. 
623. East India Docks; Several Clauses; On Third Reading, 
Lxxxut. 419. Gourock Harbour; On Third Reading, xc. 380. 
Gravesend Pier, “To prohibit vessels from obstructing the Pier ;” 
after being committed ; also another Clause; On Third Reading, 
LXxxvil. 263. Greenwich Pier; On Third Reading, xc1. 663.— 
xc. 359. Herne Bay Pier; On Third Reading, uxxxvi. 413. 
Ipswich Docks; On Third Reading, xcu. 448. Minehead ; 
“ For alteration of the Tolls ;” On Third Reading, after being com- 
mitted, rxxvi1. 308. New Quay Harbour, Cardigan; On Third 
Reading, xc. 239. Newport (Monmouth) Harbour; xc. 440. 
Pembrey ; “ Inflicting a penalty on witnesses for non-attendance ;” 
On Third Reading, after being committed, txxx. 400. Southamp- 
ton Dock; On Third Reading, xc1. 325. Southend Pier; 
On Third Reading, xc. 375. Southwould Haven; On 
Third Reading, txxxv. 356. Sunderland; several Clauses; On 
Third Reading, txxxv. 344. Swansea Harbour; On Third 
Reading, xc1.637. Teignmouth; On Third Reading, xcr. 257. 
Tremoutha Harbour and Railway ; On Third Reading, xcr. 534. 
Trinity North Leith Harbour and Docks ; several Clauses; On 
Third Reading, xc1. 394.—“ For erecting screens for the preven- 
tion of danger to passengers on Turnpike-roads ;” On Third Read- 
ing, after being committed, xc1. 534. Warkworth Harbour; 
On Third Reading, xc. 470. Wearmouth Docks; On Third 
Reading, xct. 210. 


Drainages : 


129. Bray; “That the Commissioners shall not certify the 
Drainage to be complete, until the same shall have been previously 
certified by persons appointed by the Justices ;” On Third Read- 
ing, LXXvil. 225. Nene Outfall; On Tlird Reading; 
LXXxxtl. 514. Nocton and Branston; On Third Reading, 
LXXxvil. 393. North Level; On Third Reading; .Lxxxv. 
453.———Othery; On Third Reading, txxxv. 356. Ouse Banks; 
On Third Reading, xc. 475. ——— Stoke Ferry Drainage 
(Norfolk); On Third Reading, txxxrx. 298. Welland Outfall; 
On Third Reading, xc11. 443. 











Dublin Wide Streets : 


130. To extend, alter and enlarge powers of certain Acts, and 
for other purposes; On Third Reading, xcu. 600. “Jurors on 
Inquisitions, how to be paid.” “ Officers of watch-tax to make 
Returns.” “ Grand Juries to present Amount of Expenses of 
carrying Act into execution ;” On Third Reading, after being 
Committed, xc. 600. 


Polls at Elections : 


131. To limit the time of taking the Poll at Contested Elec- 
tions for Members to serve in Parliament to One Day; On 
Third Reading, xc. 510. For shortening the time for taking the 
Poll at County Elections; On Third Reading, xcr. 715. 


Embankments, Ireland : 


132. To empower Landed Proprietors in Ireland to sink, em- 
bank and remove obstructions in Rivers; On Third Reading, 
LXXXvI. 876. 


Exchequer Bills Funding: + 


133. For Funding Three Millions of Exchequer Bills; On 
Third Reading, txxxiv. 332. 


Excise Licenses, Ireland : 


134. On Third Reading, xct. 524. 


Executors and Administrators Bill : 


135. On Third Reading, xc. 312. 


Factories Regulation : 


136. To regulate the Labour of Children and Young Persons 
in the Mills and Factories of the United Kingdom; On Third 
Reading, Lxxxvitl. 687. 

Fines 
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Ill. Clauses: 
(4.)\—Added to Bills on Third Readings, and on further Proceedings on Third Readings—continued. 
Fines and Recoveries (Ireland) : Greenwich Hospital : 
137. For the Abolition of Fines and Recoveries, and for the 147. To provide for the better Management of the Affairs of 
substitution of more simple modes of Assurance in Ireland ; Greenwich Hospital; On Third Reading, txxx1v. 239. 
On Third Reading, txxx1x. 577. 











Haileybury College: 
Fisheries (Ireland) . 148. To authorize the Commissioners for the Affairs of India 
138. On Third Reading, xcr. 420. “ Empowering Owners of to suspend the subsisting enactments concerning the Fourfold 
Boats to use Trawls of a certain description ;” On Third Reading, System of Nomination of Candidates for the East India Company’s 
after being committed, xc1. 548. College at Haileybury, and for providing during such suspension 
for the examination of Candidates for the said College ; On Third 
Forgeries, Punishments: Reading, xcu. 479. 
139. For reducing into one Act all such Forgeries as shall 
henceforth be punished with Death, and for otherwise amending Hearth, &amp;c. Tax, Ireland : 
the Laws relative to Forgery; “That Forgery of Exchequer 149. To repeal the Rates, Duties and Taxes payable ix respect 


Bills, East India Bonds, and Bills of Exchange be punishable 
with Transportation ;” “ That Forgery of any Instrument, being by 
Law a Bill, Note, Warrant or Order, shall be indictable under 
this Act ;” On Third Reading, after being committed, Lxxxv. 523. 


Four per Cent. Annuities: 

140. For transferring certain Annuities of Four Pounds per 
Centum per Annum into Annuities of Three Pounds and Ten 
Shillings, or Five Pounds per Centum per Annum; Several 
Clauses; On Third Reading, txxxv. 278. 


Freemen (Ireland), Stamp Duties : 

141. To explain doubts that have arisen respecting the Stamp 
Duty payable by Freemen of Corporations, entitled by virtue of 
Trade and Residence in the Corporate Towns and Counties of 
Cities and Towns in Ireland; On Third Reading, Lxxxvu. 537. 


Gas Light Companies : 

142. Brentford, &amp;c.; “Several Clauses” on Third Reading, 
“Further protection of the Grand Junction Water Company ;” 
On Third Reading, after being committed, txxv1. 284.——— 
British Gas Light Company ; “ That the Company shall not light 
out of certain Districts ;” On Third Reading, after being com- 
mitted, Lxxx1v. 341.———Dudley; “ For the protection of Water 
Companies ;” On Third Reading, after being committed, Lxxv1. 
330,———Exeter Commercial; On Third Reading, xc. 154. 

Imperial Gas Light and Coke Company ; Several 
Clauses; On Third Reading, txxxiv. 200.——Northampton ; 
On Third Reading; “To prevent the Contamination of Water by 
Gas;” On Third Reading, after being committed, txxvuir. 340. 
———Portsea; “For the Protection of Water Companies ;” 
“ Inflicting a Penalty on persons for suffering Foul Water to run 
into the Harbour;” On Third Reading, after being committed, 
LXXVI. 328..———South London Gas Light; “ Inflicting a Penalty 
on the Committal of Nuisances by Waste Washings ;” On Third 
Reading, after being committed, Lxxv1. 284. Warrington 
Gas Light; “ For imposing a Penalty in case of Gas escaping 
from pipes under the Mersey;” On Third Reading, after being 


committed; Another Clause; On Third Reading, txxvir. 244. 


Glasgow Lotteries : 
143. To prohibit any further Lotteries under Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. 
IV. for the improvement of Glasgow; On resuming adjourned 
Proceeding on Third Reading, txxxrx. 420. 


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Glass Duties : 

144. To repeal the Excise Duties and Drawbacks on Flint 
Glass in Great Britain, and to impose other Duties and another 
Drawback in lieu thereof throughout the United Kingdom; and 
to continue the jurisdiction and powers for recovering Penalties 
under Customs and Excise Laws in Ireland, until further provi- 
sion can be made; On Third Reading, Lxxx. 584. 


Grand Jury Presentments, Ireland: 

145. To regulate the Amount of Presentments by Grand Ju- 
ries, for payment of the Public Officers of the several Counties in 
Ireland; “To regulate the remuneration of Coroners; after 
being committed; also another Clause; On Third Reading, 
LXXVIII. 347. Grand Jury Presentments; For consolidating 
and amending the Laws relating to Presentments of Public Money 


by Grand Juries in Ireland; On Third Reading, xc1.683.——— | 


To amend Act; On Third Reading, xcu. 46. 


Greenland Fisheries : 

146. To continue the Bounty to Vessels employed in the 
Fisheries in the Greenland Seas and Davis’s Straits; “To 
authorize His Majesty, by Order in Council, to alter the time for 
sailing of the Ships engaged in the Greenland Fishery, and any of 
the limitations contained in the Greenland Fishery Acts;” On 
Third Reading, txxvi. 468. ; 





of Fire Hearths and Windows in Ireland; “ For exempting cer- 
tain persons from the payment of the Tax on Dogs in Ireland;” 
On Third Reading, after being committed, xxvii. 370. 


House Tax Repeal : 


150. To repeal certain Duties on Inhabited Dwelling Houses ; 
On Third Reading, txxxrx. 344. 


Inclosures : 


151. For remedying defects in the Titles to Lands allotted or 
taken in exchange under Inclosure Acts; On Third Reading, 
LXXXVI. 879.———Bleddington ; On Third Reading, txxx1v. 176, 

Clun Forest; “ Allowance to Surveyor ;” On Third Read- 
ing, after being committed, xcu. 335.———Common Fields; On 
Third Reading, xcr. 741.———Elm (Cambridge); On Third 
Reading, Lxxxix. 347.———Keymer; On Third Reading, 
LXXXIII. 210. Over Inclosure and Drainage; On Third 
Reading, xcu. 414. Spaunton; On Third Reading, txxxiy. 
274. ————-W ootton; On Third Reading, xc1. 128. 


Indemnity Act: 


152. On Third Reading, xc. 337. 


D3? 


Land Tax, &amp;e.: 


153. To amend the Laws relating to the Land and Assessed 
Taxes, and to consolidate the Board of Stamps and Taxes; On 
Third Reading, rxxx1x. 550. 


Letters Patent : 


154. To explain and amend the Laws respecting Letters Pa- 
tent for Inventions, and to secure the Property therein to Inven- 
tors; “ Provisions of this Act not to extend to any Letters Patent 
to uphold the Infringement of any Suits at Law or Equity ;” On 
resuming adjourned proceeding on Third Reading, ixxxvin. 


579. 


Lighthouses : 


155. For vesting Lighthouses, &amp;c. on the Coast of England in 
the Trinity House, and for other Purposes; On Third Reading, 
xCl. 677. 


Linen Manufactures, Ireland : 


156. For the Regulation of the Linen and Hempen Manufac- 


tures of Ireland; On Third Reading, txxxm1. 354. 


Loan Societies Bill: 


157. On Third Reading, xc. 415. 


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London Bridge Approaches : 


158. For enlarging the Powers of Act 10 Geo. IV., for 
improving the Approaches to London Bridge; On Third Read- 
ing, LXxxvi. 289. For extending the Approaches to London 
Bridge, and amending the Acts relating thereto; On Third Read- 
ing, LXXXIx. 244,.———-Port Dnes; For reducing the Tonnage 
Rates payable in the Port of London; On Third Reading, 


LXxxIx. 569. 


Lord’s Day : 


159. To render more effectual an Act of 29 Charles II., 
“ Act not to interfere with Games of Exercise in the open Air 
which shall not take place during Divine Service ;’ On Third 
Reading, txxx1x. 497. 


| Lunatics and Lunatic Asylums: 


160. To regulate the Care and Treatment of Insane Persons; 
On Third Reading, xxx. 227. To amend the Laws for 
the Erection and Regulation of County Lunatic Asylums, and 
more effectually to provide for the Care and Maintenance of 
Pauper and Criminal Lunatics in England; “ That Landlords 
pay Part of the Expense of building Asylums ;” On Third Read- 
ing, after being committed, Lxxx111. 468, 


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Malt Duties, Ireland : 
161. To reduce the Duty of Excise on Malt made in Ireland, 
and certain Drawbacks in respect thereof; “ For making an Al- 
lowance to Distillers on taking Spirits out of Warehouse for Con- 


sumption in Ireland ;” On Third Reading, after being committed, 
LXxVII. 279. 


Manure Toll Exemption Bill: 
162. On Third Reading, xc. 437. 


Markets: 


163. Monmouth ; For removing the Markets held in the Town 
and Borough of Monmouth, in the County of Monmouth, and for 
providing other Market-places in lieu thereof; On Third Read- 
ing, LXXXIx. 327. Portman; For establishing a Market in 
the Parish of St. Marylebone, in the County of Middlesex; On 
Third Reading, txxxv. 392. 





Marriages Bill: 
164. On Third Reading, xc1. 579. “ Jewish Synagogue may 
be certified and registered as a Place for the Marriage Cere- 
mony ;” On Third Reading, after being committed, 580. 


Medical Witnesses’ Bill : 
165. To provide for the Attendance and Remuneration of 
Medical Witnesses at Coroners’ Inquests; “ Act not to extend to 
Scotland ;” On Third Reading, xc1. 750. 


Merchant Seamen’s Registration : 
166. To amend and consolidate the Laws relating to Merchant 
Seamen of the United Kingdom, and for forming and maintaining 
a Register of all Men engaged in that Service; “ To facilitate 
the Payment of Wages to Seamen in certain Cases ;” On Third 
Reading, after being committed, xc. 379. 


Merchant Seamen’s Widows : 

167-8. Toamend Act 20 Geo. II. for the Relief and Support of 
sick, maimed and disabled Seamen, and the Widows and Children 
of such as shall be killed, slain or drowned in the Merchant Ser- 
vice, and for other Purposes; Several Clauses; On Third Read- 
ing ; Lxxxrx. 508. 


Metropolis Police : 


169. For improving the Police in and near the Metropolis ; 
On Third Reading, txxxiv. 339. 


Navigations : 

170. Aire and Calder; On Third Reading, txxv. 313.— 
LXXx1. 388.— —Alford; Several Clauses; On Third Read- 
ing, “ That the Bill shall not extend to any Vessel in the 
Public Service;’ On Third Reading, after being committed, 
LXXxI. 239. 
Meters;” On Third Reading, after being committed, txxxv1. 
441.———Birmingham Canal Navigations; On Third Reading, 
xc. 314, Blochairn Canal; “ Providing Compensation 
to the Trustees of the Glasgow and Redburn Bridge Road ;” 
On Third Reading, after being committed, xcu. 519. 
Bridgewater and Taunton; several Clauses; On Third Read- 
ing, Lxxxvul. 240. To enable the Proprietors to continue the 
Line below the Town of Bridgewater, and for varying the 
Powers of Acts; On Third Reading, xcu. 232.— Bristol 
and Taunton; On Third Reading, xxix. 434, ——~— Chard 
(Somerset); Several Clauses; On Third Reading, txxxix. 360. 
———-Dart Navigation; On Third Reading; txxx1x. 268.——— 
Gloucester and Berkeley; “ For enabling the Gloucester and 
Berkeley Canal Company to raise a further Sum of Money to 
discharge their Debts, and to complete their said Canal, and for 
amending the several Acts passed for making the said Canal ;” 
“ Allowing an Appeal to the Court of Quarter Sessions ;” On 
Third Reading, after being committed, txxvi. 255. Man- 
chester, Bolton and Bury Canal and Railway; On Third Read- 
ing, xc. 309. Medway ; “ That Locks shall be opened at 
Spring Tides for scouring the Channel ;” On Third Reading, after 
being committed, Lxx1x. 473.———Sankey Brook; On Third 
Reading, Lxxxv. 401.———Stourbridge Canal; “ Company to 
keep a separate Account of Rates and Tolls received by them ;” 
On Third Reading, after being committed, xc. 303. ———— 
Thames; To enable the Mayor and Commonalty and Citizens of 
the City of London, to raise a Sum of Money, at a reduced Rate 
of Interest, to pay off the Monies now charged on the Tolls and 
Duties payable by virtue of Four Acts of Geo. III. for improving 
the Navigation of the River Thames Westward of London Bridge, 
within the Liberties of the City of London; “ Directing that the 
Clerk and Treasurer shall not be the same Person ;” after being 
committed ; also another Clause; On Third Reading, txxix. 469. 

















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Beccles ; “To prevent Misbehaviour of 





Navy Pay: 

171. To amend and consolidate the Laws relating to the Pay 
of the Royal Navy; “That Postage shall not be payable by Com- 
missioners of Navy and Victualling;” after being committed ; 
also another Clause; On Third Reading, txxxv. 397. 


New Brunswick Land Company : 


172. For granting certain Powers to the New Brunswick and 
Nova Scotia Land Company; On Third Reading, rxxxrx. 188. 


Newspapers : 
173. To reduce the Stamp Duties payable on Newspapers, 


and to consolidate and amend the Laws relative to Duties on 
Newspapers and Advertisements ; On Third Reading, xc1. 692. 


Offences against the Person : 

174. For consolidating and amending the Statutes in England 
relative to Offences against the Person(Lords’ Bill); “ For punishing 
Accessories in Offences against this Act;” On Third Reading, 
after being committed, txxx11. 410. 


Parliamentary Representation : 

175. To amend the Representation of the People in Ireland ; 
“Respecting Registration of Voters;’ On Third Reading, 
LXxxvil. 501. Parliamentary Representation, Scotland ; To 
explain and amend Act 2 &amp; 3 Will. TV.; On Third Reading, xc. 555. 


Passage Vessels : 

176. For regulating Vessels carrying Passengers to Foreign 
Parts; On Third Reading, txxx. 593. For regulating the 
Retail of Exciseable Articles and Commodities to Passengers on 
Board of Passage Vessels from one part to another of the United 
Kingdom; “That parties not taking out a License be liable to a 
Penalty ;” On Third Reading, after being committed, txxx111. 488. 








Pavings : 

177. Watching, &amp;c. Parishes; To make provision for the 
Lighting, Watching, Cleansing and Paving of Parishes in England 
and Wales; ‘“ That Commissioners of Sewers have power to enter 
Gas Works;” after being committed; also another Clause; On 
Third Reading, txxxv. 435-6. Aberdeen Improvement ; 
For better Paving, &amp;c., for regulating the Police, and supplying 
the Inhabitants with Water; On Third Reading, txxxiv. 248. 

Bognor; On Third Reading, xc. 467. Burslem Im- 
provement; For regulating the Markets, and for Lighting, regu- 
lating the Police, and Watching the said Town, and the Vills of 
Longport, Cobridge, Sneyd Green and parts adjacent; several 
Clauses; On Third Reading, txxx. 400.— —Charing Cross 
Improvement; To alter and enlarge the Powers of Act 7 Geo. 
IV. for extending to Charing Cross, the Strand, and places adja- 
cent, the powers of an Act for making a more convenient com- 
munication from Marylebone Park, and for enabling the Com- 
missioners of His Majesty’s Woods, Forests and Land Revenues 
to grant Leases of the site of Carlton Palace, and for other pur- 
poses relating thereto; several Clauses; On Third Reading, 
LXxx11. 508.———-To amend Act 7 Geo. IV. for extending to 
Charing Cross, the Strand and places adjacent, the powers of an 
Act for making a more convenient communication from Maryle- 
bone Park; several Clauses; On Third Reading, txxxtv. 365. 
Dovor Improvement; On Third Reading, txxxv. 461. 
Exeter Improvement; On Third Reading, txxxvn. 394. 
———Galway; On Third Reading, xc1. 440.— Islington 
Improvement; To repeal several Acts for the Relief and Employ- 
ment of the Poor; for Lighting and Watching, &amp;c.; for amending 
Roads, and for other purposes; “For the Triennial Election of 
Trustees ;” On Third Reading, Lxx1x. 410. Liverpool ; On 
Third Reading, xcu.481.———Newbury Improvement; “That the 
Act shall not extend to rate any Lands, Tenements or Hereditaments 
not hitherto rateable to Parochial Taxes ;” On Third Reading, 
LXxx. 379.——— Newcastle-upon-Tyne; “ Imposing a Toll upon 
Steam Carriages;’’ On Third Reading, after being committed, 
xc. 487.———Salford Improvement ; Several Clauses ; On Third 
Reading, Lxxxv. 163. Tunbridge Wells; On Third Reading, 
xc. 406. 


Pensions (Civil Offices) : 

178. To alter, amend and consolidate the Laws for regulating 
the Pensions, Compensations and Allowances to be made to Per- 
sons in respect to their having held Civil Offices in His Majesty’s 
Service ; On Third Reading, txxxrx. 349. 




















Permits : 

179. To consolidate and amend the Laws regulating the grant- 
ing and issuing of Permits for the Removal of Goods under the 
Laws of Excise; “To substitute a Declaration for an Oath in 
certain Cases; On Third Reading, after being committed, 
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Police Offices, London : 

180. For the more effectual Administration of Justice in the 
Office of a Justice of the Peace in the several Police Offices esta- 
blished in the Metropolis, and for the more effectual prevention 
of Depredations on the River Thames and its Vicinity, for Three 
Years; “ Prohibiting the keeping of places for Bear-baiting, &amp;c. 
within Five Miles of Temple Bar ;” On Third Reading, after 
being committed, Lxxxvu. 416. 


Postage : 

181. To extend the Accommodation by the Post to and from 
Foreign Parts, and for other purposes relating to the Post Office ; 
On Third Reading, xc. 470. 

Postage, Ireland : 

182. To enable His Majesty’s Postmaster-General to extend 

the Accommodation by Post, and to regulate the privilege of 


Franking in Ireland, and for other purposes relating to the Post | 


Office; On Third Reading, txxxvu. 147. 


Post Horse Duty : ~ 

183. To continue so much of Act 57 Geo. ITT. for letting to 
farm the Post Horse Duties, as relates to the letting to farm the 
Post Horse Duties; “ empowering Justices to determine Penalties 
under Fifty Pounds ;” “ containing the Form of Conviction and 
Mitigation ;” Declaring that Horses let by the Day shall be liable 
to a certain Duty ;” On Third Reading, after being committed, 
LXxv. 448, 


Post Office: 


184. To enable His Majesty to appoint Commissioners for 
executing the Duties of His Majesty’s Postmaster-General; On 
Third Reading, xct. 761. 


Post Roads, Ireland : 
185. To amend Act 45 Geo. III. relating to Post Roads in 
Ireland ; On Third Reading, txxxvu. 532. 


Prescription (from the Lords) : 
186. For shortening the Time of Prescription in certain Cases ; 
“ respecting Terms for Years ;”’ On Third Reading, txxxvui. 490. 


Prisons, Ireland: 
187. To amend Act 50 Geo. III. relating to Prisons in Ire- 
land; Several Clauses; On Third Reading, txxvi. 420. 


Railways : 
188. Arbroath and Forfar; On Third Reading, xc1. 229. 
Avon and Gloucestershire; On Third Reading, txxxm. 


360. Aylesbury; On Third Reading, xc1. 322. Bel- 
fast and Cave-hill; Several Clauses; On Third Reading, txxxvut. 


221.-———To alter, amend and enlarge Powers of Act 2 &amp; 3 | 


Will. [V.; On Third Reading, xc. 576.——— Birmingham and 


Gloucester; On Third Reading, xc1. 229.———Birmingham | 


and London; Several Clauses; On Third Reading; “ Steam 
Engines not to burn Coal in the Parish of St. Pancras ;” after 
being committed; also another Clause; On Third Reading, 
LXxxvul. 416.——— To amend Acts; On Third Reading, xc. 
319. On Third Reading, xcu. 276. Bodmin and Wade- 
bridge; On Third Reading, xc. 472. Brandling; “ To 
compel the use of Coke in Locomotive Engines ;” On Third 
Reading, after being committed, xcr. 345. Brighton and 
London (Stephenson’s Line); Several Clauses; On Third Read- 
ing; “ Screens to be erected by the side of the Railway ;” On 
Third Reading, after being committed, xc1. 581———Bristol 
and Gloucestershire ; “ That the Number of Shares in the posses- 
sion of any one Person be limited to Fifty ;” after being committed ; 
also another Clause; On Third Reading, txxx111. 346.—* That the 
Commissioners for issuing Exchequer Bills shall have preference to 
other Creditors ;” On resuming adjourned proceeding, on Third 
Reading, Lxxxi1. 349. Cambridge and London; On Third 
Reading, xct. 422. Carmarthenshire; several Clauses; On 
Third Reading, txxx1x. 371. Cheltenham and Great Western ; 
On Third Reading, xc1. 258.———Clarence (Durham); On Third 
Reading, txxxu1. 324. Several Clauses; On Third Reading, 
LXXXIV. 227. Dublin and Drogheda; On Third Reading, 
xc. 469, Dublin and Kilkenny ; On Third Reading, xc11, 
503. Dundee and Newtyle; On Third Reading, xc1. 382. 
———Durham, South; On Third Reading, xc. 582.—— 
Edinburgh and Dalkeith; On Third Reading, txxx1. 300.——— 
Edinburgh, Leith and Newhaven; On Third Reading. xct. 397. 


———Grand Junction; Several Clauses; On Third Reading, | 


Railways—continued. 

LXXXVIII. 286,—LXXX1X. 254, Hartlepool; On Third Reading, 
LXXXIX. 298.———Hayle; On Third Reading, xct. 351.——_ 
Heckbridge and Wentbridge ; Several Clauses; On Third Reading, 
LXXXI. 222, Johnstone and Ardrossan; On Third Reading, 
LXxXI. 514..—-——For improving the Railway and separating the 
management from that of the Glasgow, Paisley and Johnstone; On 
Third Reading, xcut. 415.———Liverpool and Manchester; On 
Third Reading, txxx1. 215. For amending and enlarging 
Powers and Provisions of Acts; On Third Reading, xcrr. 202, 

Manchester and Birmingham; On Third Reading, xcn, 
422. Manchester and Leeds; On Third Reading, xct1. 225, 

Newcastle and Carlisle; On Third Reading, txxxrv. 248, 

North of England; On Third Reading, xc1. 383.——_ 
North Midland; On Third Reading, xc1. 390.— —Norwich 
and London; On Third Reading, xcr. 418. Preston and 
Longridge; On Third Reading, xc1. 473.———Preston and 
Wigan; On Third Reading, .txxxvi. 414.—Several Clauses; 
On Third Reading, txxx1x. 150.——— Sheffield and Man- 
chester; On Third Reading, xcu. 225.—“ For compelling 
the Company to apply Breaks to Locomotive Carriages;” On 
Third Reading, after being committed, xcu. 225.———Sheffield 
and Rotherham; On Third Reading, xc. 371.———Southampton ; 
On Third Reading; “ For the protection of the Itchen 
Navigation ;” after being committed ; also several other Clauses ; 
On Third Reading, txxx1x. 286-7. Thames Haven Railway 
and Dock; “ Imposing a Penalty on the Company for making 
default in reinstating Turnpike Road ;”’ On Third Reading, 
after being committed, xc1. 444. Warrington and New- 
ton; On Third Reading, txxxv1. 740. Western, Great; On 
Third Reading, xc. 289. To alter the Line and amend Act; 
On third Reading, xcr. 230. Wigan; On Third Reading, 


LXxxVv. 345. 


Real Property in India : 

189, To explain and amend the Law respectiug Real Pro- 
perty belonging to British Subjects and others within the juris- 
diction of His Majesty’s Courts in India, and the liability of such 
property as Assets (in the hands of Executorsand Administrators) 
to the payment of the Debts of deceased Persons; On Third 
Reading, txxxu. 434 


Receivers General : 
190. To amend the Laws relating to the Land and Assessed 
Taxes, so far as respects Receivers General in England and 
Wales; On Third Reading, txxvu. 438. 


Registrar’s Office, Ireland : 
191. To provide for the regulation of the Public Office for 
registering Memorials of Deeds, Conveyances and Wills, in Ire- 
land; On Third Reading, Lxxxu1. 480. 





| Registration of Voters, England and Wales : 


192. For the more effectual Registration of Persons entitled 
to vote in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament for 
England and Wales; “ Persons employed at Elections to be liable 
to a Penalty for voting;” On Third Reading, after being com- 
mitted, xcr. 759. “Persons having ceased to hold Offices 
under Government one year may be inserted in the Register of 
Voters, if qualified as Electors;” On Third Reading, xc1. 760. 

To render the Register of Electors final, and to amend Act 
2&amp;3 Will. [V., for amending the Representation of the People 
in England and Wales; On Third Reading, xc11. 585. 


Registration of Voters (Ireland) : 

193. To amend the Law relative to the Registry of Voters, 
Ireland, &amp;c., “ Making Compensation to Clerks of the Peace, 
Collectors of Grand Jury Cess, High Constables and Collectors 
of Rates ;” On Third Reading, after being committed, xc. 604. 


Rotherhithe Poor Rates: 
194. For better assessing and collecting the Poor and other 
Parochial Rates within the Parish of St. Mary, Rotherhithe, in 
the County of Surrey; On Third Reading, Lxxx1v. 345. 


Sale of Beer Amendment Act: 

195. To amend Act 1 Will. IV., to permit the general Sale 
of Beer and Cider by Retail in England; On Third Reading; 
“ Certificate not required within the Cities of London and West- 
minster and other Places ;” On Third Reading, Lxxxrx. 570. 


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Salvage Act Amendment : 

196. To continue and amend certain Acts for preventing 
Frauds and Depredations committed on Merchants, Ship Owners 
and Underwriters, by Boatmen and others, and also for remedying 
certain defects relative to the adjustment of Salvage in England, 
under an Act made in the 12th year of Queen Anne; On Third 
Reading, txxvi. 468. 


Sewers: 
197. To amend the Laws relating to Sewers; On Third Read- 
ing, LXxxvil. 531, 


Sheriffs : 

198. To regulate the office of High Sheriff, to reduce the 
expenses attending it, and to facilitate the passing the Accounts ; 
On Third Reading, txxxvi1. 506.———For facilitating the ap- 
pointment of Sheriffs in Ireland, &amp;c.; On Third Reading, xc. 572. 
“Imposing a Penalty on persons holding the office of Remem- 
brancer or Second Remembrancer of the Court of Exchequer in 
Ireland, for sitting or voting as Members ;” On Third Reading, 
after being committed, xc. 572. 


Silk : 
199. To impose Duties on the importation of Silk and Silk 
Goods, and to disallow Drawbacks on the exportation thereof; 
Several Clauses; On Third Reading; ixxxiv. 277. 


Slave Trade Piracy : 
200. For the more effectual Suppression of the African Slave 
Trade ; On Third Reading, rxx1x. 218. 


Smuggling Act Amendment : 

201. To repeal so much of an Act of the last Session of Par- 
liament for the Prevention of Smuggling, as authorizes Magis- 
trates to sentence Persons convicted of certain Offences to serve 
His Majesty in his Naval Service, and to alter and amend the 
said Act; “ Extending the Admiralty Jurisdiction to Vessels 
simulating the King’s Colours;” On Third Reading, after being 
committed, Lxxx1x. 148. 


Spirits : 

202. To grant certain Duties in Scotland upon Wash and 
Spirits made from Corn; “ That Persons sued for Penalties under 
this Act shall not be liable to Penalties under former Acts ;” On 
Third Reading, rxxv. 450. 


Stamp Duties : 

203. For further regulating the Payment of the Duties under 
the management of the Commissioners of Stamps, on Insurances 
from Loss or Damage by Fire; On Third Reading ; “ That the 
Act should not affect Contracts already made ;”” On Third Read- 
ing, after being committed, rxxx111. 232. 


Starch, &amp;c. Duties: 
204. For repealing the Duties on Starch, Stone Bottles, 
Sweets or Made Wines, Mead or Metheglin, and on Scale Board 
made from Wood; On Third Reading, Lxxx1x. 581. 


Surplus of Grants : 

205. For applying the Surplus of the Grants of the year One 
thousand eight hundred and Twenty-four to the Service of the 
year One thousand eight hundred and Twenty-five; On Third 
Reading, txxx. 601. 


Thames Watermen : 

206. For the better regulation of the Watermen and Lighter- 
men on the River Thames between Yantlet Creek and Windsor; 
“That Persons summoned and not appearing, shall be convicted ;” 
On Third Reading, after being committed, Lxxx11. 475. 


Tithes : 

207. For the more easy recovery of Tithes; On Third Reading, 
xc. 573.———For the Commutation of Tithes in England; On 
Third Reading, xcit. 568.———“For the recovery of Rates 
chargeable on Rent-charge;” On Third Reading, xct. 569, 
———To amend Acts 4, 5,7&amp;8 Geo. IV., providing for the 
establishing of Compositions for Tithes in Ireland, and to make 
such Compositions permanent; Several Clauses; On Third Read- 
ing, Lxxxvit. 560.——For the relief of the Owners of Tithes in 
Ireland, and for the amendment of an Act passed in the last Ses- 
sion of Parliament, intituled, “ An Act to amend three Acts passed 
respectively in the fourth, fifth and seventh and eighth Years of 
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Tithes—continued. 


in Ireland, and to make such Compositions permanent ;” “ Balances 
remaining due to be charged on the Funds arising from the Tem- 
poralties of the Church of Ireland ;” On Third Reading, upon a 
division; Lxxxvi1. 709.———To abolish Compositions for Tithes 
in Ireland, and to substitute in lieu thereof a Land Tax, and to 
provide for the redemption of the same; “ Empowering the Lord 
Lieutenant to issue money for expenses of Revision;” On Third 
Reading, after being committed, txxx1x. 562, 


Turnpike Roads : 


208. Highways; “Prohibiting materials to be left on the 
Highway during the night ;” On Third Reading, after being com- 
mitted, Lxxx1x. 513-14. ———-On Third Reading, xc. 320. 
Belfast and Crumlin ; On Third Reading, xc. 184. ———Brougham 
and Penrith; On Third Reading, txxxvint. 405,.———Canterbury 
and Ramsgate; “ Providing that any sums of Money awarded 
under the Act may be levied by Distress ;? On Third Reading, 
after being committed, txxvi1. 199.———Canterbury and Sand- 
wich ; “ Providing that any Sums of Money awarded under the 
Act may be levied by Distress ;” On Third Reading, after being 
committed, Lxxvi1. 198.———City; On Third Reading, txxix. 
290.———Exeter; On Third Reading, ixxx1. 158.—————-God- 
stone and Highgate; On Third Reading; .xxxi1. 360. 
Hinckley ; On Third Reading, txxvi1. 297.——— Holyhead ; To 
extend the powers of an Act for vesting in Commissioners the 
Bridges building over the Menai Straits and the River Conway, 
and the Harbours of Howth and Holyhead, and the Road from 
Dublin to Howth; and for the further improvement of the Road 
from London to Holyhead; On Third Reading; “ Imposing a 
Penalty on Persons obstructing the Examination of Mines and 
Pits;” On Third Reading, after being committed, txxx. 581. 
———Kilmarnock ; On Third Reading, txxxv. 576. Leeds 
and Hunslet. See Bridges, supra.——Metropolis; To amend 
Act 7 Geo. IV., for consolidating the Trusts of the several Turn- 
pike Roads in the neighbourhood of the Metropolis North of the 
River Thames; and to make and maintain two New or Eranch 
Roads to communicate with the said Metropolis Roads; “ For 
apportioning a Sum for the repair of Oxford Street on various 
Parishes ;” On Third Reading, after being committed, xxxx1v. 313. 
———Pendleton; On Third Reading, 1xxx1. 352, ———— Poole ; 
on Third Reading, xc1. 329..——Richmond and Lancaster ; 
Several Clauses; On Third Reading, uxxx1. 218,——Shipley 
and Bramley ; On Third Reading, txxx1. 301.———Stockbridge ; 
“For preventing Toll being demanded for Husbandry Horses ;” 
On Third Reading, after being committed; Lxxvum. 189. 
Stockport; “ Allowing Compensation for Damages ;” On Third 
Reading, after being committed, Lxxv11. 126.———Totnes Roads 
and Bridges; On Third Reading, xc. 289.——— Wells; On 
Third Reading, txxvr. 146. 














Turnpike Tolls Regulation : 
209. To amend the Acts for regulating Turnpike Roads in 
England, so far as they relate to certain Exemptions from Toll; 

On Third Reading, Lxxxv1. 832. 


Union Duties: 

210. To repeal the Duties on certain Articles, and to provide 
for the gradual discontinuance of the Duties on certain other Arti- 
cles, the manufacture of Great Britain and Ireland respectively, on 
their importation into either Country from. the other; Several 
Clauses ; On Third Reading, txxvut. 297. 


Vagrants (Scotland and Ireland) Removal Bills : 
211. On Third Reading, xcu. 107. 


Walcott Charity Estates : 

212. For confirming a Partition of the Walcott Charity Estates, 
situate in the Parish of Lambeth, in Surrey, by vesting the same 
in Trustees for the several Parishes of Lambeth aforesaid, and 
Saint Olave, Southwark, and Saint John, Horsleydown, in Surrey ; 
and for regulating the said Charity; and for uniting under the 
same Trust a certain other Charity called Hayle’s Charity, in 
Lambeth; and for empowering the Trustees of the said Charities 
to grant building and repairing Leases; On Third Reading, 
LXXXIIl. 539. 


Waterford County Rates : 
213. On Third Reading, xcu. 359. 


Waterworks: 
214. Birmingham; Several Clauses; On Third Reading, 
LXXXxI. 301.—&lt;—Borough, Southwark; “ Repealing the Clause 
in 


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278 BILLS—continued. 

















III. Clauses: 


(4.)—Added to Bills on Third Readings, and on further Proceedings on Third Readings—continued. 


Waterworks—continued. 


in the Act [25 Geo. III.] for supplying Lambeth with Water, 
which restricts the Company from laying down Pipes in the paved 
Streets in the Parishes of Saint George and Saint Saviour;” On 
resuming adjourned debate upon Question for reading Clause a 
Second Time; On Third Reading, rxxx1x. 421. East Lon- 
don; Several Clauses; On Third Reading, txxx1v. 334.——— 
Exeter Water Company; To amend Act 3 Will. IV. for more 
effectually supplying with Water the City and County of the City 
of Exeter and Places adjacent thereto ; On Third Reading, xc. 495. 

Halifax; On Third Reading; “For preventing the con- 
tamination of Water by Gas ;” “ Directing that Gas Pipes shall 
not be laid near Water Pipes;” On Third Reading, after being 
committed, txxvim1. 340,———Reading ; “ Directing the use of 
Steam Engines which consume their own Smoke;”’ On Third 
Reading, after being committed, Lxxx1. 218.———South London ; 
Several Clauses; On Third Reading, txxx1x. 402.———Swan- 
sea; On Third Reading, xcu. 319. 


West India Clergy: 

215. To make provision for the Salaries of certain Bishops ang 
other Ecclesiastical Dignitaries and Ministers in the Diocese of 
Jamaica, and in the Diocese of Barbadoes and the Leeward 
Islands; and to enable His Majesty to grant Annuities to such 


Bishops upon the resignation of their offices; On Third Reading, 
Lxxx. 584. 


Worcester County Hall: 
216. On Third Reading, xcu. 142. 


Works, Public, Ireland : 

217. To amend Act 1 Geo. IV. for the advance of Money for 
carrying on Public Works in Ireland; On Third Reading, 
LXXxil. 347.———For the extension and promotion of Public 
Works in Ireland; On Third Reading, txxxvi. 878.——Tp 
amend Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV., intituled, “ An Act for the extension 
and promotion of Public Works in Ireland ;” On Third Reading, 





xcl. 825. 


(5.)}—Committed to Committees of the Whole House: 


Bankrupts’ Estates Bill: 

218. For investing in Government Securities a portion of the 
Cash lying unemployed in the Bank of England, belonging to 
Bankrupts’ Estates, and applying the interest thereon in discharge 
of the expenses of the Court of Bankruptcy, and for the relief of 
the Suitors in the said Court; “ That any Assignee under a Com- 
mission of Bankrupt, knowing that there is in the hands of any 
Co-assignee any unclaimed dividends amounting to Twenty 
Pounds, such Assignee shall within One Year after the passing of 
this Act pay the same to the Creditors entitled thereto ;” xc, 510. 


Beer Duties : 

219. To repeal the Duties on Beer, and on Licenses to brew 
and to retail Beer, Spirituous Liquors, and Foreign Wine, and all 
Drawbacks, Bounties and Allowances on Beer, and to grant 
other Duties and Drawbacks in lieu thereof, and amend the Laws 
of Excise relating to such Duties, and to Brewers and Retailers 
of Beer; “To allow Brewers to take out Licenses to vend Small 
Beer under certain conditions ;” Lxx1x. 431. 


Bridges : 

220. Kingston; “To empower the Commissioners of the Land 
Revenue to give security to the Commissioners of Exchequer 
Bills ;” txxx. 453. Leeds and Hunslet Road and Bridge ; 
“That notice be given of building or repairing the Bridge over 
the River Aire, so as not to obstruct the Navigation ;” “ For re- 
gulating the rate of ascent to the Bridge ;” 


Burial Grounds : 


LXXXIII. 335, 


221. Dublin Cemetery; “ Judgments against such Clerk or | 


Treasurer in such actions shall operate against the Company ;” 
LXXXIx. 299.———Metropolis Cemetery; “ That the Company 
shall pay a fee on the Interment of Persons removed from certain 
Parishes ;” “ That the Company shall keep an account of such 
Fees, and allow inspection thereof ;” txxxvuit. 339. 


Combination of Workmen : 
222. To repeal the Laws relating to the Combination of 
Workmen, and to make other provisions in lieu thereof; “ Allow- 


ing an Appeal to the Quarter Sessions ;” Lxxx. 621. 


Common Pleas, Court of : 

223. To abolish the sale of Offices in the Court of Common 
Pleas in England, and to make provision for the Lord Chief Justice 
of the said Court; “ Granting a Retired Allowance to the Chief 
Justice of the Court of Common Pleas;” txxx. 550. 


Corporations, Municipal ; 

224. “To provide for the regulation of Municipal Corpora- 
tions in England and Wales;” That persons convicted of Bribery 
or undue influence be disqualified from voting thereafter ; xc. 469. 


County Rates : 


225. To regulate the expenditure of County Rates, and Funds 
in aid thereof; “ Penalty upon Justices of the Peace acting 
without being qualified ;” txxx1x. 306. 


Customs : 

226. To repeal the Drawback on Gold Rings exported, &amp;c.; 
“ To repeal the Drawback allowed on the exportation of certain 
Gold Articles manufactured in Great Britain ;’ Lxxv. 309.-———— 
To alter certain Duties of Customs, and also the Duties on Coals 
brought to London; to repeal the Bounties on Linens exported ; 


Customs—continued. 

and to amend the Acts relating to the Customs; “ To impose a 
a Duty of One Shilling per Flask on Cologne Water, in lieu of a 
higher Duty ;” txx1x. 424._—To alter and amend the several 
Laws relating to the Customs ; “ To remove certain restrictions on 
the Trade of the Isle of Man ;” 1txxx1. 323. To amend the Laws 
relating to the Customs; “ To restrict Sugar Duty to Sugar de- 
livered from Warehouse ;” Lxxxvil. 534. 


Debts, Small, Westminster : 
227. “No Attorney to practise as an Advocate before the 
Court ;” xcr. 588. Scotland ; “ Allowance to Sheriffs and 
Sheriffs’ Clerks ;” xc1. 655. 


Distilleries ; 





228. To grant certain Duties of Excise upon Spirits distilled 
from Corn or Grain in Scotland and Ireland, and upon Licenses 
for Stills for making such Spirits, and to provide for the better 
collecting and securing such Duties, and for the warehousing of 
such Spirits without payment of Duty ; “ Imposing a Penalty on 
the fraudulent use of Permits;” “Tosecure the end of the Worm 
by machinery, if requisite ;” Lxxvun. 466. 


Docks, Harbours, &amp;c. : 

229. Belfast ; “That no Lighter in the service of the Ballast 
Office shall carry goods to or from any Vessel, on pain of forfeiting 
treble the Garbarage;” Lxxxvi. 729.———Gravesend Pier; “ To 
prohibit Vessels from obstructing the Pier ;” Lxxxvi1. 263.——— 
Holyhead, &amp;c.; For appointing Commissioners to superintend the 
Mail Coach Road between London and Holyhead, and for vesting 
in the said Commissioners the Bridges now building over the Menai 
Straits and the River Conway, and the Harbours of Howth and 
Holyhead, and the Road from Dublin to Howth; “To secure the 
payment of Money, by the possession of Toll Houses and Gates ;” 
LXXVIII. 415. Invergordon; “ To secure to the Public the use 
of the Ferry Pier;” Lxxx1. 262.———St. Katherine’s; For mak- 
ing and constructing certain Wet Docks, Warehouses, and other 
Works, in the Parish of St. Botolph Without Aldgate, and in 
the Parish or Precinct of St. Katherine, near the Tower of London, 
in the County of Middlesex ; “ For making compensation for 
Vessels damaged at Wharfs or Quays ;” Lxxx. 302.——~Mine- 
head; For amending and rendering more effectual, and making 
perpetual several Acts of William III., Queen Anne, and Geo. 
II. and III. “ For alteration of the Tolls; txxvi1. 308.——— 
Pembrey Harbour; “ Inflicting a Penalty on Witnesses for Non- 
attendance ;” Lxxx. 400._———Tremoutha Harbour and Railway ; 
“ For erecting Screens for the prevention of Danger to Passengers 
on Turnpike Roads ;” xc1. 534. 





Dublin Wide Streets : 


230. To extend, alter and enlarge the powers of several Acts, 
&amp;e.; “Jurors on Inquisitions how to be paid ;” “ Officers of 
Watch-tax to make Returns ;” “ Grand Juries to present Amount 
of Expenses of carrying Act into execution ;” xcn. 600. 


Edinburgh Bridewell : 

231. To alter and amend 31 Geo. III., for building and main- 
taining a Bridewell and Correction House in and for the City and 
County of Edinburgh; “ For empowering the Commissioners of 
Police to elect Six of their own Body to be Commissioners for the 
execution of the Act;” “ Empowering the Commissioners to elect 
a Committee, and to make Annual Reports ;” Lxxxi1. 539. 


Election 











‘BLILLS—continued. 














III. - Clauses : 
(5.)— Committed to Committees of the Whole House—continued. 
Election Expenses : 

232. To make further Regulations for preventing corrupt 


practices at Elections of Members to serve in Parliament, and for 
diminishing the Expense of such Elections; “ Imposing a Penalty 


” 


on Persons giving Ribbons or Cockades at Elections ;” txxxu11. 


474. 





Fisheries : 
233. To empower the Owners of Boats to use Trawls of a 
certain Description,” xc1. 548. 


Forgeries, Punishment : 

234. For reducing into one Act all such Forgeries as shall 
henceforth be punished with Death, and for otherwise amending 
the Laws relative to Forgery ; “ That Forgery of Exchequer Bills, 
East India Bonds and Bills of Exchange be punishable with 
Transportation ;” “ That Forgery of any Instrument, being by Law 
a Bill, Note, Warrant or Order, shall be indictable under this 
Act;” Lxxxv. 523. 


Gas Light Companies : 

235. Brentford, &amp;c., Gas Light; “ For the protection of the 
Grand Junction Water Company;” Lxxvi. 284. British 
Gas Light Company ; “ That the Company shall not light out of 
certain Districts ;” Ltxxx1v. 341———Dudley Gas Light; “ For 
the protection of Water Companies;” ixxv1. 330.———North- 
ampton; “To prevent the Contamination of Water by Gas ;” 
LXXVIIl. 340. Portsea; “ For the protection of Water Com- 
panies ;” “ For inflicting a Penalty on Persons for suffering Foul 
Water to run into the Harbour ;” Lxxv1.328.———South London 
Gas Light; “ Inflicting a Penalty on the Committal of Nuisances 
by Waste Washings;” txxvi. 284..———Warrington Gas Light; 
“ For imposing a Penalty in case of Gas escaping from Pipes, 
under the Mersey ;” txxvul. 244. 








Grand Jury Presentments (Ireland) : 

236. To regulate the Amount of Presentments by Grand 
Juries, for Payments of the Public Officers of the several Coun- 
ties in Ireland; “ To regulate the Remuneration of Coroners ;” 
LXXVIII. 347. To amend the Acts of the last Session of Par- 
liament, relating to Presentments by Grand Juries for payment of 
the Salaries of Public Officers of the several Counties of Towns 
and Cities in Ireland; “ For regulating the Payment to Coroners 
of Counties;” .txx1x. 479. For consolidating and amending 
the Laws relating to the Presentment of Public Money by Grand 
Juries in Ireland ; “ Payment for Surrender of Leases ;” Penalty 
on giving Money for Appointment as Treasurer; “ Limiting the 
demand of Repayment by Counties to the Consolidated Fund ;” 
xcl. 677, 678. 








Inclosures : 
237. Clun Forest; “ Allowance to Surveyor;” xc11. 335. 


Linen Trade (Ireland) : 
238. For the better regulation of the Linen and Hempen 
Manufactures of Ireland; “ Relative to the branding of Flax ;” 
LXxx. 594. 


Lunatic Asylums : 
239. County Lunatic Asylums: To amend the Laws for the 
erection and regulation of County Lunatic Asylums, and more 
effectually to provide for the care and maintenance of Pauper 
and Criminal Lunatics in England; “ That Landlords pay part of 
the Expense of building Asylums;” Lxxx1u. 468.——To amend 
and consolidate the Laws relating to the erection, maintenance and 
regulation of County Lunatic Asylums, and to the care and main- 
tenance of Lunatics, being Paupers and Criminals, in England ; “ For 
equally dividing the expense of building Pauper Lunatic Asylums 
between the Owners and Occupiers of Lands, by means of a 
Special County Rate ;” Lxxxu11. 208. 


Marriages : 
240. “Jewish Synagogue may be certified and registered as a 
place of Marriage Ceremony ;” xc1. 579. 


Merchant Seamen’s Registration : 
241. To amend and consolidate the Laws relating to the 
Merchant Seamen of the United Kingdom, and for forming and 
maintaining a Register of all the Men engaged in that Service; 
“ To facilitate the Payment of Wages to Seamen in certain cases ;”” 
xc. 379. 


Navigations, Canals, &amp;c.: 
242. Alford; “ That the Bill shall not extend to any Vessel in 
the Public Service;” .xxx1. 239.———Beccles; “To prevent 





GEN. INDEX. 


LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Navigations, Canals, &amp;c.—continued. 





Misbehaviour of Meters ;” txxxvi. 441. Blochairn Canal ; 
“ Providing Compensation to the Trustees of the Glasgow and 
Redburn Bridge Road;” xcu1.519. Gloucester and Berkeley ; 
“ Allowing an Appeal to the Court of Quarter Sessions ;” uxxvi1. 
255.——— Medway ; “ That Locks shall be opened at Spring Tides 
for scouring the Channel;” xixxix. 473. Stourbridge ; 
“ Company to keep a separate Account of Rates and Tolls re- 
ceived by them ;” xcu1. 303.———Thames Navigation; “ Direct- 
ing that the Clerk and Treasurer shall not be the same Person ;” 
LXXxIx. 469. 








Navy Pay: 


243. To amend and consolidate the Laws relating to the Pay 
of the Royal Navy; “ That Portage shall not be payable by Com- 
missioners of Navy and Victualling;” txxxv. 397. 


Offences against the Person (from the Lords) : 


244. For consolidating and amending the Statutes in England 
relative to Offences against the Person ; “ For punishing Acces- 
sories in Offences against this Act;” txxx111. 409. 


Passage Vessels Licensing : 


245. For regulating the Retail of Exciseable Articles and 
Commodities to Passengers on Board of Passage Vessels from 
one part to another of the United Kingdom; “ That parties not 
taking out a License be liable toa Penalty; ” txxx11. 488. 


Pavings : 


246. Watching, &amp;c., Parishes; “ That Commissioners of 
Sewers have power to enter into Gas Works ;” Lxxxv. 435,.—— 
Clerkenwell Improvement; “That no Hackney Coach shall ply 
for hire in certain Streets ;” uxxx1v. 281.———Dublin Improve- 
ment; “ That Coals imported for Glass Manufactory and other 
manufacturing uses, be exempted from Duty;” ixxxv. 430. 
———-Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; “ Imposing a Toll on Steam Car- 
riages;” xc1I. 487. 


Permits : 


247. To consolidate and amend the Laws regulating the 
granting and issuing of Permits for the removal of Goods under 
the Laws of Excise; “To substitute 2 Declaration for an Oath 
in certain cases ;” LXxxvil. 152. 


Police Offices, London: 


248. For the more effectual Administration of Justice in the 
Office of a Justice of the Peace in the several Police Offices 
established in the Metropolis, and for the more effectual preven- 
tion of Depredations on the River Thames and its Vicinity, for 
Three Years; “ Prohibiting the keeping of places for Bear-baiting, 
&amp;e.;”’ Lxxxvull. 416. 


Post Horse Duty : 

249. To continue so much of Act 57 Geo. III. for letting to 
farm the Post Horse Duties as relates to the letting to farm the 
Post Horse Duties; “ Empowering Justices to determine Penalties 
under Fifty Pounds ;” “ Containing the form of Conviction and 
Mitigation ;”” “ Declaring that Horses let by the Day shall be 


” 


liable to a certain Duty;” ixxv. 448. 
Railways: 
250. Brandling; To compel the Use of Coke in Locomotive 





Engines; xc1.345. Brighton and London, (Stevenson’s Line); 
“‘ Screens to be erected by the side of the Railway;” xc1. 581. 
Bristol and Gloucestershire ; “ That the Number of Shares 
in the possession of any one person be limited to Fifty ;” uxxxm1. 
346. Birmingham and London; “Steam Engines not to 
burn Coal in the Parish of Saint Pancras ;” txxxvu. 416.——— 
Sheffield and Manchester; “For compelling the Company to 
apply Breaks to Locomotive Carriages; ” xc11. 225.———South- 
ampton and London; “ For the Protection of the Itchen Navi- 
gation ;” LXxxx1x. 286.———Thames Haven Railway and Dock ; 
“Imposing a Penalty on the Company for making default in re- 
instating Turnpike-Road;” xc1. 444. 








Registration of Voters, England and Wales: 

251. For the more effectual Registration of Persons entitled 
to vote in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament in 
England and Wales ; “ Persons employed at Elections to be lia- 
ble to a Penalty for voting ;” “Persons having ceased to hold 
Offices under Government One Year may be inserted in the 
Register of Voters if qualified as Electors;” xc1. 759, 760. 


Registration of Voters, Ireland: 
252. To amend the Law relative to the Registry of Voters in 
Ireland; “ Making Compensation to Clerks of the Peace, Collectors 
of Grand Jury Cess, High Constables and Collectors of Rates ;” 


xc. 604. = 
Sheriffs, 


280 BILLS—continued. 





III. Clauses: 


(5.)\—Committed to Committees of the Whole House—continued. 


Sheriffs, Ireland : 

253. For facilitating the Appointment of Sheriffs in Ireland, 
&amp;c.; “ Imposing a Penalty on Persons holding the Office of 
Remembrancer or Second Remembrancer of the Court of Exche- 
quer in Ireland for sitting or voting as Members ;” xc. 572. 


Smuggling Act Amendment : 
. 254. To repeal so much of an Act of the last Session of Parlia- 
ment for the prevention of Smuggling as authorizes Magistrates 
to sentence Persons convicted of certain Offences to serve His 
Majesty in his Naval Service, and to alter and amend the said 
Act; “ Extending the Admiralty Jurisdiction to Vessels simula- 
ting the King’s Colours ;” 1xxx1x. 148. 


Spirits: 

255. To grant certain Duties in Scotland upon Wash or 
Spirits made from Corn; “That Persons sued for Penalties under 
this Act shall not be liable to Penalties under former Acts ;” 
Lxxv. 450. 


Stamp Duties: 

256. For further regulating the payment of the Duties under 
the Management of the Commissioners of Stamps, on Insurances 
from loss or damage by Fire; “ That the Act should not affect 
Contracts already made; ” ixxx11. 232. 


Thames Watermen : 

257. For the better regulation of the Watermen and Lighter- 
men on the River Thames between Yantlet Creek and Windsor; 
“That Persons summoned, and not appearing, shall be convicted; ” 
LXXXII. 475. 


Tithes, Ireland : 


258. To abolish Compositions for Tithes in Ireland, and to 
substitute in lieu thereof a Land Tax, and to provide for the re- 
demption of the same ; “ To empower the Lord Lieutenant to issue 
Money for expenses of Revision ;” Lxxxrx. 562. 


Turnpike Roads : 

259. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Highways 
in that part of Great Britain called England; “ Prohibiting Ma- 
terials to be left on the Highway during the night, under a Penalty,” 
LXXxIx. 514. Canterbury and Ramsgate; “ Providing that 
any Sums of Money awarded under the Act may be levied by Dis. 
tress ;” LxxvuI. 199. Canterbury and Sandwich ; “ Providing 
that any Sums of Money awarded under the Act may be levied by 
Distress ;” Lxxvi1. 198.———Holyhead; “Imposing a Penalty 
on Persons obstructing the examination of Mines and Pits;” 
Lxxx. 581.———Metropolis; “For apportioning a Sum for the 
Repair of Oxford Street on various Parishes;” ixxxiv. 313, 
——— Newent; “To empower the Trustees to defray Expenses of 
making a Road to Aston Glebe Lands;” On resuming adjourned 
Debate, on Report; .xx1x. 143.———Stockbridge; “ For pre- 
venting Toll being demanded for Husbandry Horses ;” txxvi, 
189.———Stockport; “ Allowing Compensation for Damages ;” 
LXxvil. 126. 


Water Works : 

260. Halifax; “For preventing the contamination of Water 
by Gas;” “ Directing that Gas Pipes shall not be laid near Water 
Pipes ;” txxvit. 340.——— Reading; “ Directing the use of 
Steam Engines which consume their own Smoke ;” itxxx1. 218. 





(6.)—Proceedings on Clauses offered to be added to Bills : 


261. Clauses offered, and Question negatived for bringing them 
up; LXxvi. 390.—LXXvII. 14.—Lxxvill, 300.—LXx1Ix. 163.—Lxxx. 
331.—Lxxx1I. 331.—Lxxx11. 489.—LXxxIII. 212.—.Lxxxv. 180.— 
LXXXVII. 410,—LXXXVIII. 253.—LXXXIX. 125.—xc,. 287.—xCclI. 255. 
—xcu. 66, &amp;e.————And Motions for bringing them up, with- 
drawn; LXxvi. 217,.—Lxxvill. 116.—LxxIx. 163.—Lxxx. 617.— 
LXXXI. 215.—_.xxxut. 519.—.Lxxxvil. 529.—.Lxxxvu. 575, &amp;e. 
——— Clause brought up, and Question negatived for reading the 
same a First Time; txxvi. 389.——Withdrawn without being 
read a First Time; txxxu. 360. 365.—.Lxxxu1. 371.———Clause 
brought up, and read, and Question negatived for reading same 
a Second Time; txxvi. 463.—.Lxx1x. 410,—Lxxx1. 299,—LXxxXII. 
307.—LXXXII1. 319.—LXXXIV. 365.—LXXXxVI. 814.—LXxxvVII. 241.— 
LXXXIX. 148.—xc. 469.—xc1. 200.—xc11. 66, &amp;c.———And Ques- 
tion for reading same a Second Time superseded by Adjournment ; 
LXXxvi. 430.——— Read a First Time, and ordered to be further con- 
sidered on a future day; Lxxxvi. 802.——~—In Six Months; 
LXx1x. 143.———Read a First Time, and withdrawn; txxv1.435.— 
LXxvit. 384.—.Lxxx. 451. 618.—Lxxxul. 482.—Lxxx11I. 227.— 
LXXXVI. 842.—LXXXVIII. 538.—Lxxx1Ix. 402.—xc. 314.—xc1. 824. 
———-Brought up and read a First Time, and Motion for reading 
the same a Second Time withdrawn; xcr. 715. ———Read a First 
and Second Time, and withdrawn; Ltxxxvi. 538.——Read a 
First Time, and Report to be further considered on a future day ; 
LXXXxVvI. 802. 


262. Twice read, and Question negatived that it be made part 
of the Bill; txxvir. 13.——— Twice read, agreed to, and made 
part of Bills; rxxxv1. 839.——— Twice read, amended, read a 
Third Time and agreed to, and made part of Bills; txxvir. 225, 
——— Bills re-committed so far as relates to Clauses offered; 
LXXxil. 504.—LXXXIll. 533.—Lxxxvill. 458.—xci. 415,——. 
Clauses offered on the Report of Bills committed to Committees 
of the whole House, and added to the Bills; txxx11. 474, ——— 
Clauses added to Bills on further consideration of the Report of 
Bills; txxv. 364.— xxx. 303. 594, &amp;c.—Lxxx1. 262.—1Lxxxv. 493. 

And Schedule to which a Clause refers ; txxxv1. 842.——— 
Clause, as amended, read a Second Time and agreed to by the 
House to be made part of the Bill on further consideration of 
Report; ixxxv. 493. 


263. Clause offered to be added on Third Reading; King’s Con- 
sent signified, and Clause added; .xxx. 453. 584. ———Twice 
read, and, with an Amendment, agreed to; read a Third Time, and 
agreed to be made part of the Bill by way of Rider; xcr. 760. 
———Twice read, Amendment made, and Clause as amended 
agreed to be made part of the Bill by way of Rider; txxx1x. 570. 

Thrice read, and amended, and agreed to by the House to 
be made part of a Bill by way of Rider; txxxim. 349, ——— 
Clauses thrice read, and made part of Bills by way of Rider; 
LXXIX, 410.——-LXXX. 379, 527.—-xC, 540,—xcl. 750.—xci. 91, &amp;e. 


264. Clauses twice read, with blanks; committed; reported 
with Amendments; Amendments agreed to; Clauses read Third 
Time and agreed to, and made part of the Bill by way of Rider; 
LXxv. 309. 448.—-LXxvI. 284. 328.—Lxxvil. 126.—~Lxxvull. 
189.— LXxIx. 424.—— Lxxx. 203.— LXxxI. 218.— Lxxxul. 475.— 
LXXxVIl. 339.—xc. 379. 510.—xcu. 225, &amp;c. ——— Clauses twice 
read; committed; reported with Amendments; Amendments 
agreed to; Clauses read Third Time, and agreed to be made part of 
the Bill by way of Rider, and entered; Lxxxv. 523. 


265. Clause offered to be added to Bill on resuming adjourned 
proceedings upon Third Reading, and Question negatived for bring- 
ing it up; Lxxvi1. 300.———Clause offered on resuming ad- 
journed proceeding upon the Third Reading of a Bill; read First 
and Second Time, and further proceedings thereon adjourned ; 
LXXXVIII. 577. 


266. Leave given to offer Clauses on Third Reading of Bills; 
Lxxv. 309.—Lxxvi. 408.—Lxxvil. 364. 468.—LXxxIx. 424. 434.— 
Lxxx. 550. 


267. Clauses added by the Lords to Bills sent to them; txxv. 
435.—Lxxx. 624.—Lxxx1. 199.—Lxxx1r. 469.—-Lxxx. 371.— 
LXXXIV. 330.—LXxxv. 608.—LxxxvIi. 179.—LXxxvil. 111.—-LxxxIx. 
132, &amp;c.—xc. 388. ————Left out of Bills by the Lords; txxv.243. 
—LXXXI. 365.—LXxxvill. 340. 732.—xc. 618. 


268. Clauses added to Bills brought from the Lords by Com- 
mittees, and reported to the House; txxx1. 288.—.Lxxxi11. 520.— 
LXXxVI. 883. 886. 925.—LXxXvil. 490.—LXXXxVIII. 224.—LXXxxIXx. 
450.—xcl. 373. By Committee on re-committed Lords’ Bill; 
LXXXVIII. 574, By the House, on the Report; txxvi. 217.— 
LXXXVI. 839,—LXxXvil. 575.————On Third Reading, and entered ; 
LXXXIII. 410,—LXXXVvI. 930.—LXXXVII. 490.—LXXXVIII, 242, 


269. Mr. Speaker informs the House that a Clause had been 
inserted in an ingrossed Bill by mistake, which Clause had been 
disagreed to by this House on the Report; Entries in Journal 
read, and Message sent to the Lords requesting their Lordships to 
expunge the said Clause; txxvit. 317. Message sent to the 
Lords to acquaint them that two Clauses had been disagreed to in 
Committee on a Bill, which appeared in the Ingrossment, and 
requesting their Lordships to expunge the same; xcu. 609. See 
also Messages, IV. &amp; V. 


270. Mr. Speaker (in pursuance of Standing Order, 22 June 
1831) called attention to certain Clauses in a Lords’ Bill which 
imposed Pecuniary Penalties, and gave it as his opinion that the 
same related only to the Prevention and Punishment of Offences ; 
whereupon the House, in this particular case, determined not to 
insist on their privilege of originating all such Pecuniary Penal- 
ties; Lxxxvi. 836. See also infra, IV. 401-404. 





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_ 


Til. Clauses : 


(7.)\—Proceedings on Clauses, in Committee of the Whole House : 


271. Clauses read; txxxvi. 788..—&lt;——The remainder of a 
Clause read; uxxx1x. 830.———Committee resolved to divide 
a Clause; Lxxx1x. 409.—=——Clauses divided into Two; ix xxix. 
409.———Committee decides that the first part of a Clause should 
beconsidered as an entire Clause; Lxxxvi1.80.—=——The Chairman 
having read a Clause, the Committee determined that the same 
should be divided into Two Clauses; txxxvi1. 720.——The 
Committee decides, That the first part of a Clause, including a 
Schedule, should be considered an entire Clause; Lxxxvi. 728. 
——Clause with Schedule agreed to; xc1. 725.———Com- 
mittee proceeds to a Schedule as part of a Clause; txxxvi. 762- 
821. 

272. Clauses amended and agreed to; xc. 272.—xc1. 155.— 
xcit. 51, &amp;c. ———Clauses, as amended, agreed to; Lxxxv. 620.— 
LXXXVI. 743.—LXXXVII. 44.—LXXXVIII. 173.—Lxxx1Ix. 139.—xCI. 
104.————Clauses, with Amendments to several of them, agreed 
to; xc. 426. 586.—xc1. 155. 193. Clause agreed to, after 
Amendment proposed, but not made; ixxxviml. 573.—xc. 272, 
—xcr. 105.——Clause, as amended, read a Second Time, and 
agreed to; LXxxix. 521. 





273. Clauses postponed; Lxxxvi. 769.—xc. 249. 399.—xcl. 
141. 350.—xcu. 194, &amp;c.———Clause postponed till after the 
next Clause; Lxxxvi. 743.———Clauses severally read and 
postponed; xc. 488. Clause read; Amendment proposed 
thereto; Motion made, That the Clause be postponed ; Question 
put, and agreed to; xc. 410. 





274. Committee agree to consider postponed Clauses; Lxxxvil. 
67.———Resume the consideration of postponed Clauses; Lxxxvit. 
181.———Proceed to consider postponed Clauses; Lxxxvit. 405. 
Postponed Clauses amended and agreed to; Lxxxviil. 517.— 
LXXXIx. 468.—xcl. 199. 536. 


275. Remainder of the Clauses agreed to; xcr. 251. 500. 
———Amended and agreed to; xc1. 640. The remainder 
of the Clauses, with Amendments to several of them, agreed to ; 
xc. 497. 








276. Clauses added ; uxxxrx. 139.—xc. 498. 559.—xcu1. 51, &amp;e. 


———-Read 2°, and added; txxx1x. 548.———Clauses read 1 ° &amp; 2°, 
and added; xc. 465.——— Brought up, read 1° &amp; 2°, and added ; 
xc. 676. ——— Several Clauses brought up; read 1° &amp; 2°, and 
added ; xc1. 110. And severally read 1° &amp; 2%, and added; 
xcI. 161.———Clauses severally brought up, read 1° &amp; 2°, and 
added ; xc1.676.716.—xc11. 459. Several Clauses respectively 
read 1° &amp; 2°, and added; xc. 510. 586.———Clause brought up, 
read 1°; to be read 2°; Amendments proposed, but not made; 
Clause read 2°, and added ; Lxxxvimt. 202. 

277. Clause offered; Objection having been taken that the 
same was not within the Title of the Bill, the Title was read and 
entered, and the Chairman having stated, that in his opinion the 
Clause did not come within the Title of the Bill; which not being 
acquiesced in by the proposer of the Clause ; Question put, That 
the Clause does not come within the Title, agreed to; txxxvut. 
561. 

278. Clauses offered and withdrawn; txxxvi. 880.—xcu1. 339. 
——— Clauses brought up, read 1°, and by leave withdrawn; 
LXXXVII. 473.—Lxxxvill. 708.—xcr1. 110. 568.—xc11. 51, &amp;,——— 
Clause, by leave of the Committee, withdrawn; txxxv1. 813,——— 
Brought up, and read 1°; Question, That the Clause be read 2°; 
Clause withdrawn; xc1. 388. 





279. Clause negatived; xc1. 700.— ——Postponed Clauses 
severally put, and negatived ; xc1. 586.———Clause disagreed to ; 
xc1. 306.———Clause offered, brought up, read 1°, and Question 
negatived for reading the same 2°; xcm. 459.———Clauses 
severally brought up and read 1°; Question, That the said Clauses 
be read 2°, severally put, and negatived; xcr. 749. Several 
Clauses brought up, read 1°; Question, That the said Clauses be 
severally read 2°, put and negatived; xc. 466. Clause 
brought up, Read 1° &amp; 2°; and Question negatived, That the 
Clause stand part of the Bill; xcu. 51. Clauses severally 
read, and Question negatived, That the said Clauses stand part 
of the Bill; xcr. 301.—— Two Clauses read, and Question, 
That they stand part of the Bill; severally put, and negatived ; 
xc. 449. 








(8.\—Questions Negatived or Superseded relative to Clauses : 


To Bringing them up: 
1. By the House. 
2. In Committee. 


1. By the House: 
Aliens’ Regulation Bill: 


280. To continue Act 56 Geo. III., for establishing Regula- 
tions respecting Aliens arriving in or resident in this Country, in 
certain cases; “That the Act shall not extend to any Alien, being 
a Subject of any State in amity, unless on information on oath and 
in writing deposited with the Secretary of State;” txxvur. 418. 
“ Requiring a Statement upon oath of the informer and examina- 
tion of the parties ;” “That Aliens may be heard by Counsel in 
appeals to the Privy Council;” txxix. 283. 


Army : 

281. For punishing Mutiny and Desertion, and for the better 
Payment of the Army and their Quarters; “ To prohibit Corporal 
Punishment ;” 1xx1x. 163.———“ To prohibit Flogging, save and 
except for the offences of Mutiny, or of being drunk when on 
guard, or of Theft ;” txxxvi1., 253.———“ That from and after 
the passing of the Act the punishment of Flogging be entirely 
abolished in the British Army;” txxxix. 125,———“ That 
Flogging in the Army be abolished except in time of War ;” 
XCI. 255. 


Bankrupts’ Law Bill : 


282. To consolidate and amend the Bankrupt Laws; “limit- 
ing the effect of an Act of Bankruptcy to Six Years;” txx1x. 
441, 


Chancery (Ireland) Bill: 


283. For the better administration of Justice in the Court of 
Chancery in Ireland ; “That nothing in this Act contained shall 
extend to prevent ‘any person from sitting or voting in the House 
of Commons who shall have been elected to serve therein previous 
to the passing of the Act;” txxv. 388.———For the better ad- 
ministration of Justice in the Court of Chancery in Ireland; “To 
limit the Retired Allowance to Masters in Chancery ;” ixxviu. 
419. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








1. By the House—continued. 
Clergy Residence Bill (Ireland): 

284. To consolidate and amend the Laws for enforcing the 
Residence of Spiritual Persons on their Benefices, &amp;c.; “That the 
Incumbent shall vacate the Benefice in case of accepting Ecclesi- 
astical Preferment to the amount of £.400 per annum ;” Lxxrx. 424. 


Combination of Workmen : 

285. To repeal the Laws relative to the Combination of Work- 
men, and to make other provisions in lieu thereof; “That every 
Master of Workmen, and the Father and Son of such Master, be 
rendered incapable of acting as a Justice of the Peace in cases of 
complaint under the Act;” txxx. 621. 


Corporations, Municipal : 

286. A Clause relative to Fines; xc. 466.———To amend Act 
“Providing that a Rate may be levied for the purpose of paying 
any Debt chargeable on the Rates of any Borough, contracted 
before the passing of the Act;” “That Hospitals for the main- 
tenance of aged and decayed Freemen may continue to be sup- 
ported out of the Corporation Funds ;” xc11. 66. 


County Courts Bill: 

287. For preventing Delays and Expenses in the Proceedings 
of County Courts, and for the more speedy Recovery of Small 
Debts in England and Wales; “ To exempt the Court of the City 
of Oxford ;” “For giving Compensation to the Town Clerk of 
Cambridge ;” “To exempt the County Palatine of Chester from 
the operation of the Act;” txxix. 406. 


Distillery Bill : 

288. To repeal Duties payable in respect of Spirits distilled in 
England, and of Licenses for Distilling, &amp;c. ;” “ Authorizing Dis- 
tillers to receive and distil Rum;” “ Limiting the duration of 
the Bill to Two Years ;” txxx. 575. 


Docks : 

289. Katharine, St., Docks Bill; For making and constructing 
certain Wet Docks, Warehouses, &amp;c.; “To protect the Rights of 
Fellowship Porters ;” txxx. 331.———Southwold Haven Bill; 
For continuing and rendering more effectual the several Acts 
passed for improving the Harbour of Southwold; “To prohibit 
the Election of Clergymen as Commissioners on any future 
vacancies ;” Lxxxv. 356. 

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III. Clauses : 


(8.)—Questions Negatived or Superseded relative to Clauses—continued. 


To Bringing them up—continued. 
1. By the House—continued. 
Drainages : 
290. Bray; to amend an Act for draining and improving 
Lands in the Parishes of Bray, White Waltham, &amp;c.; “To allow 


time for the claim to Indemnity to Persons now out of the Realm ;” 
LXxvil, 222. 


Elections : 

291. Penryn Disfranchisement Bill; To exclude the Borough 
of Penryn from sending Members to serve in Parliament, &amp;c. ; 
“For requiring a Declaration from Burgesses of Manchester on 
taking their Seats;” xxx. 212.——— Retford, East; To 
prevent Bribery and Corruption in the Election of Burgesses to 
serve in Parliament for the Borough of East Retford; “That 
Members returned for the Borough of East Retford shall make 
and subscribe a Declaration that their Election has not been pro- 
cured or promoted by Bribery or by the influence of any Peer ;” 
Lxxxv. 150. 


Equitable Loan Bank Bill: 


292. For the incorporation and regulation of the Equitable 
Loan Bank Company ; “ Directing that Convicted Persons shall 
not prosecute or inform against any Officer of the Society ;” 
uxxix. 444. “That Sales of Shares already effected shall be 
void ;” 444. “That Loans shall be limited to £.10;” 444. 


Estates : 

293. Canterbury, Archbishop; An Act to authorize the Lord 
Archbishop of Canterbury for the time being, to appoint a Person 
or Persons to the office of Registrar of his Prerogative, &amp;c. ; 
“To prohibit Compensation to any future Grantee of the Office of 
Registrar of the Prerogative Office in case of the regulation there- 
of ;” txxx1. 436.———Wigan Rectory; “That nothing in this 
Act contained shall prevent or interfere with any future appropria- 
tion by Parliament of any of the Monies raised under and by 
virtue of the Act to increase or make provision for Salaries of 
Ministers of the Established Church in the Parish of Wigan ;” 
xcil. 451. 


Gas Lights : 

294. Halifax; For lighting with Gas the Town of Halifax, 
&amp;e.; “To limit the Profits of the Company ;” txxxvu. 142._——— 
Metropolis; To establish an additional Company for lighting 
the Metropolis and its Environs with Gas; “That the powers of 
the Act shall not extend to the South Side of the River Thames ;” 
LXXxvI. 416. 


Insurrections (Ireland) : 

295. To suppress Insurrections and prevent the Disturbance 
of the Public Peace in Ireland; “ For the appointment of Justices 
in Counties of Cities and Counties of Towns ;” txxvu. 14. ——— 
To continue an Act, 3 Geo. IV., for suppressing Insurrections 
and preventing Disturbances of the Public Peace in Ireland; 
“That all offences under the Insurrection Act shall be triable by 
a Jury;” “ For allowing Prisoners to postpone their Trials to 
the next Assizes or Quarter Sessions ;” “ To repeal so much of 
Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 58, as makes it Felony for Persons to be 
assembled in a Public-house after Nine in the Evening;” “ For 
repealing the Indemnity of Magistrates if prosecuted for any 
thing done under the said Act 4 Geo. IV. ;” txxrx. 520. 


Juries Bill : 
296. For consolidating and amending the Laws relative to 
Jurors and Juries in Ireland; “That all Juries on Criminal 
Issues in Ireland be chosen by lot ;” txxxvu. 151, 


Justice, Administration of: 
297. To improve the Administration of Justice in Ireland ; 
“That Costs be made payable to Defendents in Crown Prosecu- 
tions ;” Lxxxvi. 846. 


Navy Five per Cents. Bill : 

298. For transferring several Annuities of £.5 per centum per 
annum into Annuities of £.4 per centum per annum; “ To con- 
tinue to the Bank no greater Allowance for the Management of 
the New Four per Cents. than they now receive for the Five per 
Cents. ;” txxvu. 97. 


Promissory Notes Bill: 
299. To limit and after a certain period to prohibit the circu- 
lation of Promissory Notes under a limited sum in England; 
“ Requiring Country Bankers to make Monthly Returns of their 





To bringing them up—continued. 
1. By the House—continued. 


Promissory Notes Bill—continued. 
Notes in circulation, to be published at the discretion of the 
Treasury ;” “To give remedy, by summary process, against 
Country Bankers refusing to pay their Small Notes in Golg 


Coin ;” uxxx1. 135. 


Railways: 

300. Birmingham and London Bill; For making a Railway 
from London to Birmingham; “Compelling the Railway Com- 
pany to make the Railway on the Level laid down and designated 
in the Section as ‘ the Surface of the Line of Railway ;” txxxyy, 
410.———Hull and Selby ; “ To prevent Sunday Travelling on 
the Railway ;” xc1. 231.———North of England; “ For the Pro- 
tection of the Creditors of the Durham Roads ;” xc1. 383.——— 
Western, Great; “To prevent Travelling on the Railway on 
Sundays ;” xc. 287. 


Roman Catholic Relief Bill : 

301. For the Relief of His Majesty’s Roman Catholic Sub- 
jects; “ That no Christian Pastor do prohibit the use of the Holy 
Scriptures, under pain of Misdemeanor ;” “That no Roman Ca- 
tholic Member of a Corporation do vote in the disposal of Funds 
for Charitable Purposes ;” txxxiv. 184. 


Sale of Beer Bill: 


302. To permit the general Sale of Beer by Retail in England; 
“For prohibiting Persons licensed under the Act from selling 
Beer to be consumed on the Premises;” txxxv. 574. 


Shire Halls Bill: 
303. To explain and amend Act 7 Geo. IV.; “That Shire 
Halls be placed under the Secretary of State ;” xc1. 389. 


Stamp Allowances : 
304. To repeal the Allowances made to Stationers on the pur- 
chase of Stamps, &amp;c. ; “ For limiting the Poundage Allowance on 
the Distribution of Stamps ;” txxxu1. 381. 


Tithes Commutation : 


305. “To authorize annexation of Impropriate Tithes in aug- 
mentation of Small Benefices;” xc1, 552. 


Turnpikes : 

306. To amend the Acts for regulating Turnpike Roads, and 
to render unneccessary the repetition of various Clauses usually 
inserted in Local Turnpike Acts; “ For repealing the Clause in 
Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV., respecting the liability of Trustees ;” txxxi. 
477.———Black Dog Roads; For better repairing the Roads 
from Warminster, &amp;c.; “ That part of the Road shall be under 
the care of Mr. Telford;” txxxvit. 385.———City Road Bill; 
For continuing the term, altering and enlarging the powers of 
three Acts passed the 1, 23 &amp; 43 Geo. III., for making a Road, 
&amp;e.; “ Directing that Lamps should be set up;” txxix. 252. 
———-Glasgow and Portpatrick Roads Bill; For vesting in Com- 
missioners certain Roads leading from Glasgow to Portpatrick, 
&amp;e.; “ To regulate the taking of Tolls ;” “ That Tolls are not to * 
be levied more than once in Six Miles;” “ For appointing addi- 
tional Trustees;” txx1x. 434..———Redrow and Peathill Road 
Bill; For amending Act 4 Geo. IV., for making and repairing 
certain Roads from Redrow to Peathill, &amp;c.; “To exempt the 
Carron Company from certain Tolls ;” txxxu. 489. 


Union Duties Bill : 

307. To repeal the Duties on certain Articles, and to provide 
for the gradual discontinuance of the Duties on certain other 
Articles, the manufacture of Great Britain and Ireland respec- 
tively, on their Importation to either Country from the other; 
“ For making an Allowance on the Stock in hand ;” txxvu. 300. 


Warehousing Wheat Bill : 

308. To permit Flour to be substituted for Foreign Wheat 
secured in Warehouse; “ That Canada Wheat may be used for 
Home Consumption ;” uxxix. 442. “To appoint a Chemical 
General Inspector of Flour ;” 454. 


Wharfs Building Act: 

309. To repeal so much of an Act of 22 Chas. II. as restrains 
the Proprietors of Wharfs between London Bridge and the Temple 
from erecting any Buildings or Inclosures thereon; “ That the 
provisions of the Bill shall not extend to Ground not yet built 
upon ;” Lxxvi. 389. 390. 

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III. Clauses : 


(8.)—Questions Negatived or Superseded relative to Clauses—continued. 


To Bringing them up—continued. 
2. In Committee : 

#309. Beer, Sale of, Bill; “ Notice to be given on Church Door 
of intention to apply for a License ;” “ Power to appeal to Sessions 
against granting the License to Persons of notoriously bad Charac- 
ter ;’ “No Person to sell Beer by Retail, to be drunk on the 
Premises, unless licensed previously to the 10th October;” 
yxxxv. 515.———Coroners Bill; “No Person shall be eligible 
for the office of Coroner unless he shall produce a Certificate that he 
has attended two Courses of Lectures in Medical Jurisprudence ;” 
LXXXVII. 422.————Defence by Counsel ; “Counsel for Prisoners 
not to address the Jury unless Counsel for the Prosecution has 
made a speech, superseded by the Chairman leaving the Chair for 
want of Forty Members;” ixxx1x. 478. —-—Friendly Societies 
Bill; “ Provisions of Act not to extend to Societies formed for 
advancing or lowering Wages ;” Lxxx1x. 470.———— Parliamentary 
Representation ; “ Respecting the interference of Peers of Par- 
liament at Elections ;” txxxvi. 831.— — Police Offices, London ; 
“To prohibit Bear Baiting, Dog Fighting, and similar exhibi- 
tions ;” Lxxxviul. 365.———Registration of Voters; ‘ Shares in 
Companies not to confer a right of Voting;” “ As to time of 
payment of Rates and Taxes under reserved rights ;” xcr. 568. 


For Reading them a Second Time : 


1. By the House. 
2. In Committee. 


1. By the House: 


Alehouses Licensing Bill : 

310. To continue an Act of 3 Geo. IV. for regulating the 
manner of licensing Alehouses in England; “ To enable Magis- 
trates to hold Adjourned Meetings for licensing Victuallers ;” 
LXxXI. 352. 


Arms (Ireland) : 


311. To continue and amend Acts 47 &amp; 50 Geo. III. for pre- 
venting Improper Persons from having Arms in Ireland ; “ To 
make the Act applicable in such Districts only as may be directed 
by Proclamation ;” txxxrv. 365. 


Army : 
312. For punishing Mutiny and Desertion, &amp;c.; “To prevent 
the infliction of Corporal Punishment on Soldiers in the Army 
within the United Kingdom ;” txxx11. 307. 


Assessed Taxes : 

313. To grant relief from the Duties of Assessed Taxes in 
certain cases; “That Dwelling-houses used for Trade, the annual 
value of which does not exceed £.200 a year, be exempted from 
Window Tax ;” txxxrx. 570. 


Bank Charter Bill : 


314. For giving to the Corporation of the Governor and Com- 
pany of the Bank of England certain privileges for a limited 
period under certain conditions; “ To secure the Issue of Gold 
Coin from Branch Banks of the Bank of England ;” 1xxxviu. 
697. 


Charitable Trustees : 

315. “ For the Appointment of Clerical Trustees in the cases 
of Charities left to Members of the Church of England ;” “ Act 
not to affect Letters Patent founding a Grammar School in Wor- 
cester ;” xc1. 711. 


China Trade Bill : 
316. ‘To regulate the Trade to China and India; “ Expenses 
of the Establishment in China to be defrayed in the same manner 
as the Consular Establishments ;” txxxvit. 661. 


Church, Established, Bill : 

317. For carrying into effect the Reports of the Commissioners 
appointed to consider the state of the Established Church in 
England and Wales, with reference to the Ecclesiastical Duties 
and Revenues, so far as they relate to Episcopal Dioceses, Reve- 
nues and Patronage; “ That an Annual Revenue of not less than 
£.10,000 be reserved out of the Episcopal Funds of the Diocese 
for the Income of the present and every future Bishop of the See 
of Durham ;” “That until provision has been made for the ade- 
quate payment of the Parochial Clergy, and for the supply of 


Religious Instruction to those parts of the Country stated in the | 


For Reading them a Second Time—continued. 
1. By the House—continued. 
Church, Established, Bill—continued. 
Reports of the Commissioners to be destitute thereof, the Arch- 
bishop of Canterbury shall receive £.8,000, the Archbishop of 
York £.7,000, the Bishop of London £.4,500, and the other 
Bishops £.4,000 per annum ;” xcr. 665, 666. 


Church of Ireland Bill: 

318. “Every Benefice not sequestered to be vested, on the next 
Vacancy, in the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, and to form an 
Endowment Fund ;” “ A Commission to issue, for the purpose of 
determining the Rates of Redemption of Rent-charges proper for 
each County or District ;” xc. 523. 


Church Rates : 


319. To consolidate and amend the Laws which regulate the 
levy and application of Church Rates in Ireland; “To enable 
Vestries to assess their respective Parishes for the Relief of the 
Poor;” ixxx1. 299. 


Church Temporalities Bill : 

320. To alter and amend the Laws relating to the Tempora- 
lities of the Church of Ireland; “ For reducing the Salaries of 
the Archbishopricks of Armagh and Dublin and Bishopricks in 
Schedule (B.);” uxxxvin. 557. 


Civil Bill Courts, Ireland : 
321. To extend the Jurisdiction and regulate the Proceedings 


of the Civil Bill Courts in Ireland; “ Relating to overholding 
Tenants;” xc1. 674. 


Coals Drawback : 

322. For extending the Drawbacks on Coals used in Mines 
and Smelting Works within the Counties of Cornwall and Devon ; 
“To exempt Coals used in Steam Engines in Mines in Pembroke- 
shire ;” [superseded by Adjournment]; txxvi. 430. 


Constabulary, Ireland : 
323. “That Judges of Assize may disallow Items in Accounts 
objected to ;” xcr. 206. 


Corn Duties Bill : . 

324. For granting Duties of Customs on Corn; “ For esta- 

blishing a Two-thirds Corn Rent on existing Leases at 7s. per 
Imperial Bushel;” 1xxx11. 400. 


Corporations, Municipal, Bill: 

325. In Committee; Several Clauses; xc. 466. “ For pro- 
tecting the Rights of Freemen entitled to their Freedom under 
the Reform Act ;” “That the Bill shall not affect the Rights 
of Freemen to vote at Elections for Members of Parliament ;” 
xc. 469. “Saving the Rights of the City of London; ” 470. 
———To amend Act “ Regulating the Mode of electing Alder- 
men on Vacancies ;” “ For the Election of two Persons to exer- 
cise the Office of Sheriff;” xcm. 66. “ That no person holding 
the Office of Recorder, Deputy Recorder or Assistant Barrister 
in any City or Borough in England or Ireland shall be eligible to 
serve in Parliament, or to be an Alderman, Councillor or Police 
Magistrate, in such City or Borough ;” “ That Rate-payers shall 
vote in the Ward in which they reside;” xcu. 91. 


Corporations, Municipal, (Ireland) Bill: 
326. “ Declaring the Validity of the Dublin Pipe Water De- 
bentures ;” xc1. 220. 


County Courts Bill : 

327. For preventing Delays and Expenses in the Proceedings 
of County Courts, and for the more easy and speedy Recovery of 
Small Debts in England and Wales; “To vest the Appointment 
of Assessor of the County Court of Middlesex in the City of 
London ;” txx1x. 406. 


Coventry Magistracy : 

328. For more effectually preserving the Peace and securing 
the Freedom of Election in the City of Coventry, &amp;c.; “ Limit- 
ing the concurrent Jurisdiction to the time of the Election ;” 
Lxxxul. 576. 


Customs : 
329. To amend the Laws relating to the Customs ; “ That the 
Duty on Congou and Twankay Tea be reduced to Two Shillings 
per Pound ;” uxxxix, 570. 





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Distillery : 


BILLS—continued. 





III. Clauses : 


(8.)—Questions Negatived relative to Clauses—continued. 


For Reading them a Second Time—continued. 
1. By the House—continued. 
Distillery : 

330. To repeal the Duties in respect of Spirits distilled in 
England, and of Licenses for distilling, &amp;c.; “ For protecting 
the Distiller who is also a Miller from Penalty ;” “ For abolish- 
ing the Penalty for having Two Distillery Houses ;” ixxx. 575. 


Disturbances Suppression (Ireland) Bill: 

331. To continue, under certain Modifications, for a limited 
time, an Act for the more effectual Suppression of Local Dis- 
turbances and Dangerous Associations in Ireland; “ To repeal 
Enactments in recited Act of. last Session exempting Officers and 
Soldiers from the Authority of all Courts other than Courts Mar- 
tial ;” txxxix. 529. 


Docks, &amp;e. : 
332. Dunbar Harbour; For the further Improvement and 
Maintenance of the Harbour of Dunbar; “ For the Election of 
Five additional Trustees ;” Lxxx1I. 565. 


East India Company’s Charter : 

333. For effecting an Arrangement with the India Company, 
and for the better Government of His Majesty’s Indian Territo- 
ries; “ For the Appointment of One-fourth of the Cadets from 
among Officers’ Sons ;” “ For Maintenance of the Roman Catholic 
and other Churches in India ;” Ltxxxviu. 607. 


Ecclesiastical Court : 

334. To regulate the Duties, Salaries and Emoluments of the 
Officers, Clerks and Ministers of certain Ecclesiastical Courts in 
England; “ That a Table of Fees shall be kept and hung up;” 
“ That Advocates or Proctors appointed to the Office of Deputy 
Registrar shall not act as Advocates or Proctors ;” “ That Proc- 
tors appointed to the Office of Deputy Registrar shall not act as 
Proctors;” txxx1v. 389. 


Edinburgh Poor Rates : 


335. “ To exempt all Persons now Members of the College of 
Justice from the Operation of the Bill;” xcs. 328. 


Elections : 

336. Bribery at Elections: For repealing certain Acts relat- 

ing to Bribery and Corrupt Practices in the Election of Members 
to serve in Parliament, &amp;c.; “ That any Person paying the Ex- 
pense of Registration of Votes, or defending Votes in the Bar- 
risters’ Court, shall be guilty of Bribery ;” txxxvu. 575. 
More effectually to prevent Bribery and Corruption, and unneces- 
sary Charge and Expense in the Election of Members to serve in 
Parliament; “To prohibit Official Bribery;” xc1. 799. “To 
prevent the procuring of Votes by offer of Places under Govern- 
ment ;” xct. 830. Hertford Borough; For preventing Bri- 
bery and Corruption in the Election of Members to serve in Par- 
liament for the Borough of Hertford ; “ That Votes at Elections 
of Members for the Borough of Hertford shall in future be taken 
by Ballot ;” txxxrx. 203. Polls at Elections ; To limit the 
Time for taking the Poll at Contested Elections of Members to 
serve in Parliament to One Day; “ For taking the Poll in the 
City of London;” xc. 510. 


Game Bill: 

337. To amend the Laws in England relative to Game; “ To 
empower Persons of £.300 a Year in Value of contiguous Land 
to appoint a Gamekeeper for his own Land and (with permission) 
for adjoining Land ;” txxxvi. 814. 


Insurrections (Ireland) Bill: 
338. To suppress Insurrections and prevent the Disturbance 
of the Public Peace in Ireland ; “ Authorizing the King’s Coun- 


sel, or Serjeant or Assistant Barrister, to take Bail for Offences 
under the Act ;” txxvi. 14. 


Lancaster Court of Common Pleas : 

339. For improving the Practice and Proceedings in the 
Court of Common Pleas of the County Palatine of Lancaster ; 
“Repealing Limitation of Arrest for Debt in the County 
Palatine of Lancaster ;” ixxx1x. 527. 


Lord’s Day Bill : 

340. To render more effectual an Act of 29 Charles II. for 
the better Observance of the Lord’s Day ; “ Repealing Clauses 
in the Act of Charles II. relative to Horse Dealers, Carriers and 
thers ;” txxx1x. 497. 





For Reading them a Second Time—continued, 
1. By the House—continued. 
Malt Drawback : 


341. To reduce the Allowance on Spirits made from Malt only 
in Scotland and Ireland; “ That Distillers from Unmalted Corn 
and Brewers shall be subject to the same Laws as Distillers from 
Malt only ;” txxxvu. 241. 


Marriages : 

342. “ License to be married, in any Building not a Church 
or Chapel of the Church of England, not to be issued unless 
Parties make a solemn Declaration that they have conscientious 
Scruples against the solemnization of Marriage according to the 
Rites and Ceremonies of the Church of England ;” xc1. 579. 


Parliamentary Representation (Ireland): 
343. To amend the Representation of the People in Ireland; 


“ For additional Polling Places in certain Counties ;” txxxvuy, 
601. 


Parochial Registration, Births, &amp;c. : 
344. “ Form of Objection to Infant Baptism ;” xc1. 579. 


Pavings : 
345. Islington Improvement; To repeal several Acts for the 
Relief and Employment of the Poor of the Parish of St. Mary, 
Islington : “ To lessen the Qualification of Voters;” txxrx. 410. 


Poor Laws Amendment Bill : 

346. For the Amendment and better Administration of the 
Laws relating to the Poor in England and Wales; “ On Indict- 
ment of Overseer for refusing Relief, the Parish to be liable for 
Costs ;” “ Exempting from the Operation of the Act Places 
where the Rates shall not have exceeded Two Shillings and Sixpence 
in the Pound ;” “ That Visitor or Visitors of the Poor may be ap- 
pointed in any County by Justices in General Sessions ;” “ That 
Justices may fill Vacancy in the Office of Visitor ;” “ That Jus- 
tices may settle the Extent of District assigned to Visitor or 
Visitors ;”’ “ Allowing £.2 per Diem to each Visitor out of the 
Poor Rate;” “ That Visitor shall visit the Parishes within his 
District, and conform to the Instructions of the Poor Law Com- 
missioners ;” “ That Justices may direct additional Visitation 
without delay ;” “ Justices may remove Visitor and declare Va- 
cancy ;” “In case Parish is partly within a Corporate Jurisdic- 
tion, the Workhouse of such Parish, although situate out of such 
Jurisdiction, shall be deemed within it ;” “ That Settlement may 
be acquired by One Year’s Occupancy of an Assessed Tenement ;” 
“ Exempting from the Power of the Poor Law Commissioners 
all Parishes which do not relieve the Able-bodied Poor ;” txxx1x. 
440. “ That every Workhouse of an Incorporated Borough shall 
be held subject to the Local Jurisdiction, though the same may 
be situated in Parts not within the chartered boundaries thereof;” 
449. 


Railways : 

347. Great Western Railway; “ For making a Railway from 
London to Reading and from Bath to Bristol by a Company to be 
called ‘ The Great Western Railway Company ;’” “ For Protec- 
tion of the Interests of the Grand Junction Canal Company ;” 
LXxxix. 509. Polloc and Govan; “ Railway not to pass 
Park House Road on a Level ;” xcu. 477. 


Registry of Vessels : 
348. For the registering of British Vessels; “ For the Ad- 
measurement of Vessels ;” txxxvitl. 647. 


Roman Catholic Marriages Bill : 

349. To repeal certain Penal Enactments made in the Parlia- 
ment of Ireland against Roman Catholic Clergymen for celebrat- 
ing Marriages contrary to the Provisions of certain Acts made in 
the Parliament of Ireland; “ For preventing Clandestine Mar- 
riages;” “ Marriages by degraded Clergymen to be void;” 
LXXXxvill. 653. 


Roman Catholic Relief Bill : 
350. For the Relief of His Majesty’s Roman Catholic Subjects; 
“That no Jesuit or other Regular shall be a Schoolmaster in His 
Majesty’s Dominions ;” txxxiv. 179. 


Sale of Beer Bill : 
351. To permit the general Sale of Beer by Retail in England ; 
“ For a more effectual method of levying Penalties for Drunken- 
ness;” “To defer the operation of the Act, as to consuming Beer 
on the Premises, until the 10th October 1832 ;” txxxv. 604. 


Smuggling 








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III. Clauses : 


(8.)—Questions Negatived relative to Clauses—continued. 


For Reading them a Second Time—continued. 
1. By the House—continued. 


Smuggling Act Amendment Bill : 

352. To repeal so much of an Act of last Session, for the pre- 
vention of Smuggling, as authorizes Magistrates to sentence Per- 
sons convicted of certain Offences to serve His Majesty in his 
Naval Service ; “That persons prosecuted under the Act may be 
tried by a Jury at the next Quarter Sessions;” uxxx1x. 148. 


Stage Coach Proprietors : 

353. For the more effectual Protection of Mail Contractors 
and Stage Coach Proprietors against Losses by the undue con- 
cealment of the value of Parcels, &amp;c.; “That no Action be com- 
menced after Six Months;” .txxxv. 640. 


Stock Transfer Bill : 


354. To permit, for a time to be limited, the transfer from 
certain Public Stocks or Funds in Ireland to certain Public 
Stocks or Funds in Great Britain; “ Declaring that Annuities 
under this Act shall be considered as part of similar Annuities ; ” 
LXxvI. 463. 


Tithes : 


355. “Providing for the Diminution of Rent-charge in case 
of decrease of Annual Value by one half;” xcr. 552.—— 
To abolish Compositions for Tithes in Ireland, and to sub- 
stitute in lieu thereof a Land Tax, and to provide for the re- 
demption of the same; “That Landlords shall not be entitled to 
recover any sum from Rack-renters in addition to reserved 
Rents ;” txxxix. 562. 


Turnpikes : 

356. Great Grimsby Road; For more effectually repairing 
the Road from Great Grimsby to Haven, &amp;c.; “ For the removal 
of Six Side Bars;” itxxx111. 319. 


2. In Committee : 


357. Bank Charter Bill; “ Not to invest Money in Govern- 
ment Securities;” Lxxxvit. 659. Chancery, Court of, 
(Ireland) Bill; “ Compensation to Examiners in Chancery ;” xct. 
729. Church of Ireland Bill; “ Every Benefice not seques- 
tered to be vested on the next Vacancy in the Ecclesiastical Com- 
missioners, and to form an Endowment Fund; ” “ A Commis- 
sion to issue for the purpose of determining the Rates of Redemp- 
tion of Rent-charges proper for each County or District ;” xc.523. 
Corporations, Several Clauses; xc. 465.———Disturbances 
Suppression (Ireland) Bill; “ Powers of Act to cease in case of 
the Dissolution of Parliament ;” “ In case of a new Writ being 
moved for, for ny County or Place, no Meeting to be suppressed 
there until the Return is made;” “ Meetings of Corporate Bodies 
not to be deemed unlawful Meetings;” “ Powers of Act to cease 
upon Dismissal of His Majesty’s Ministers ;” txxxvu1.223. “ All 
Provisions in recited Act as prohibit Meetings for petitioning 
Parliament without the Consent of the Lord Lieutenant repealed ;” 
LXxx1x. 511. “ Provisions suspending the Habeas Corpus Act, 
with respect to Persons detained by virtue of recited Act, re- 
pealed ;” txxxix. 518. “ Provision in recited Act prohibiting 
Persons from making Signals, repealed;” .xxx1x. 519.——— 
Elections, Bribery at; “To prevent Conveyance of Voters to 
the Poll in certain Cases ;” “ Against Promise of Patronage 
by Official Persons;” xc1. 749.———Friendly Societies Bill; 
“To authorize the Investment of Funds on any Security, with 
the consent, in writing, of Three-fourths of the Members of each 
Society ;” 1ixxxrx. 470. ————- Lighthouses; “ To annul power 
of granting Pensions out of Payment for Light Dues;” xc1. 
653.——— Parliamentary Representation, England ; “ Monmouth, 
Chepstow and Usk, to send one Representative to Parliament ;” 
“ Abergavenny, Pontypool and Newport, to send one Representa- 
tive to Parliament ;” “ Monmouth, Chepstow, Usk, Abergavenny 
and Pontypool, to send two Representatives to Parliament ;” 
LXXXvi. 831. —&lt;——— Parliamentary Representation (Ireland) ; 
“Certain Boroughs to cease to return Members ;” “ County of 
Cork to return Four Members ;” “Certain Counties to return 
Three Members ;” txxxvu. 473.———Peace Preservation Act; 
“ For an Assessment for Relief of the Poor;” xc. 545,———Pri- 
sons Regulation Bill; “ Exemption of Bridewell Hospital and 
Prison;” xc. 688.———Registration and Marriages (No. 2) Bill; 
“ Births which have occurred Twelve Years before 1837, may be 
registered ;” xcu. 459.——— Registration of Voters; “ Every 
Person whose Name shall have been in any List of Voters may 
inspect the collecting Books of the Overseers and Collectors of 
Taxes, who are to afford all due means of such Inspection ;” xc. 











For Reading them a Second Time—continued. 
2. In Committee—continued. 


568. Registration of Voters (Ireland) Bill; Power to Lord 
Lieutenant to divide Counties and to appoint Polling Places ;” 
“ Cases of doubt to be decided in favour of Freemen;” xc. 586. 
Sheriffs (Ireland) Bill; “ To disqualify the Chief Remem- 
brancer and other Officers in the Equity Side of the Exchequer 
from sitting in Parliament;” xc. 559.———Sheriffs’ Fees Bill ; 
“ Poundage on Debt;” xc. 446,————Stannaries Courts ; 
“ Limiting Jurisdiction of the Vice Warden ;” xcr. 716. 








For adding Clauses by way of Rider : 
Southam Road Bill: 


358. For continuing the term and altering and enlarging 
powers of several Acts for repairing the several Roads therein 
mentioned, &amp;c.; “To prohibit the erection of any Turnpike Gate 
within a certain distance of the Dunchurch Road;” txxvi1. 268. 


Wharfs Buildings Bill : 

359. To repeal so much of Act of 22 Charles II. as restrains 
the Proprietors of Wharfs between London Bridge and the 
Temple from erecting any Buildings or Inclosures thereon; 
“ Respecting the right of Roads;” ixxv1. 389. 


For making Amendments to Clause added by 
Committee of the whole House to a Re-com- 
mitted Bill: 

Customs : 

360. To amend the Laws relating to Customs; “ Relative to 
Duties on Silks imported from Places within the limits of the 
East India Company’s Charter;” also another Amendment; 
LXXXI1l. 537. 


For making a Clause Part of a Bill : 


Insurrections, Ireland : 
361. To suppress Insurrections and prevent the Disturbance 
of the Public Peace in Ireland; “ Directing the Court to summon 
a Jury for the trial of persons in the cases therein specified ; ” 
LXxvil. 113. 


For Clauses to stand Parts of Bills: 
By the House: 


Poor Law Amendment Bill : 
362. “ Allowances to discharged Prisoners;” .xxx1x. 440. 
“Repealing the Acts relative to the liability of the Putative Fa- 
ther;” ~xxx1x. 449. 


In Committee : 

362*. Anatomy Bill; “ Prosecutions ;” “ Act not to extend to 
Ireland ;” .xxxvul. 288. Animals, Cruelty to; Clauses 4 
and 5; xc. 449.—————Bank Charter Bill; “ Bank may empower 
Agents to carry on Banking Business in any part of England ;” 
LXXXVIII. 657. Bankruptcy Court ; several Clauses; txxxvi. 
924, Births, &amp;c., Registration ; “‘ Act to be read in Churches 
and Chapels ;” txxx1x. 455. “ Schedules may be amended by the 
advice of the Lords of the Privy Council ;” xc1. 471.———Car- 
riages, Public, Metropolis ; Clause No. 35; xc. 531.———Cha- 
ritable Trustees Bill; “ Estates belonging to the Borough, charged 
with a fixed Sum, to be vested in the Mayor, Aldermen and Bur- 
gesses ;” xc. 699.———Church Temporalities (Ireland) Bill; 
several Clauses ; txxxviit. 502. 511. Civil Bill Courts, Ire- 
land; “ Assistant Barristers to ballot for Counties;” Clauses 32 and 
35; xcr. 586.———Corporations, Municipal; Recognizances to 
be signed by the Mayor and Two Councillors; xc. 414. “ Providing 
for the support of Hospitals for poor Freemen, &amp;c. ;” xc11. 51.———— 
Corporations, Municipal, Ireland; “ Sessions of the Peace to be 
held for the Borough ;” “ Presentments to be made in the Court 
of King’s Bench ;” xctt. 195. Defence by Counsel; “ Persons 
accused before Justices may defend by Attorney;” xcr. 104. 
———— Disturbances (Ireland) Bill; “Persons circulating any 
Seditious Paper in a Proclaimed District to be guilty of a Misde- 
meanor ;” Lxxxvi1.192. “ Upon trial, proof of Signal not being 
made to lie on the Person charged ;” Ltxxxviu. 202. “Copies of 
Warrants to be transmitted to Clerk of the Crown ;” Lxxxvi. 
203, ——— East India Company’s Charter Bill; “ Orders of 
Directors, after approved by the Board, not revocable by the 
Proprietors ;” Lxxxvitt. 469,—Several Clauses; Lxxxvit. 581.588. 
——— Elections, Bribery ; “If a Petition has been previously 
committed relating to the same place, Petition to be referred to the 
same Committee ;” txxx1x. 157.——Elections, Polls; “ Period 

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286 


BILLS—continued. 





lll. Clauses : 


(8.)—Questions Negatived relative to Clauses—continued. 


For Clauses to stand Parts of Bills—continued. 
In Committee—continued. 


for which Poll is to be kept open for a County ;” 


Factories Regulation Act; “Inspector may order Fines ;” 
“ Inspectors’ Salaries;” Inspector to send in List of Mills to 
County Treasurer ;” Lxxxvit. 667.———Fisheries ; “ Power to 
Justices at Quarter Sessions ;” “ Penalty on Persons taking 
Lobsters, &amp;e. ;” xc1. 443.————- Grand _ Juries (Ireland) Bill; 
several Clauses; Lxxxvu. 641. 650. “ Presentment for Expenses 
and removing Convicts to Sea-port or House of Correction ;” xct. 


673, 


xc. 498.——— 


Highways Bill; “ Surveyor to make Side-drains ;” 
LXXXVIIl. 620, 
of Roads;” 


“Surveyor’s Duty on taking view of the condition 
uxxxix. 430. “Children not to drive Carts ;” Lxxxrx. 
431._——_Imprisonment for Debt ; “To vest Property given for 
relief of Debtors ;” xc. 485. “Court of Request not to imprison 
for more than Fourteen Days ;” xci. 101.———Inns, Alehouses, 
and Victualling Houses; “To be closed from Saturday Night at 
Twelve to Sunday Afternoon at One o’Clock ;” xcr. 700. 
Institutions, Public ; “ Power to levy an Assessment ;” xc. 562. 
——— Labourers’ Employment Bill; “ Notice of Petty Sessions 
to be put on Church Doors ;” “ Rates under Act to be raised in 
the same manner as other Poor-rates;” Lxxxvu. 476. ——— 
Lancaster Court of Common Pleas; Clause 23; Lxxxix. 468. 
Lord’s Day, No. 2; Clauses 3, 4 and 5; Lxxx1x, 432.——— 
Marriage Act Amendment; “ Marriage of Persons within pro- 
hibited Degrees hereafter to be absolutely void; xc. 576. 
Merchant Seamen Registration; “ Owners and Masters obliged 
to take Apprentices ;” “ Poor Boys may be bound to the King’s 
Service ;” xc, 292.———Parliamentary Representation; “ Free- 
holders to vote in separate Divisions ;” 
Clauses; Lxxxvit. 115, 116. 
mon Witnesses ;”’ 


LXxxvi. 749; Several 
“ Barristers to have power to sum- 
LXXXVII, 180,———Parliamentary Representa- 
tion, Scotland; “ Provision in case of a Dissolution of Parlia- 
ment before the passing of the proposed Boundary Act;” Lxxxvu. 
405.———— Parliamentary Representation, Ireland; “ Several 
Clauses ;” Lxxxvut. 468.— ——Poole Corporation ; “ Payment of 
Barristers ;” xc1. 692.———Poor Law Amendment; Clauses 62 
to 65; Lxxx1x. 401. “ Provisions of 43 Eliz. c. 2, s. 7, as to 
Poor Persons being relieved by their Parents, extended to Illegiti- 


(9.)—Motions Withdrawn relative to Clauses : 


For bringing up Clauses offered to be added to 

Bills: 

Aliens’ Regulation Bill : 

365. For further continuing Act of 56 George IIL, for esta- 
blishing Regulations respecting Aliens arriving in or resident in 
this Kingdom, in certain cases; “That Aliens may choose the 
places to which they are to be conveyed ;” Lxxv. 439. 


Army : 
365*. For punishing Mutiny and Desertion, &amp;c.; “That Offi- 
cers be not required to make a Certificate that they have pur- 
chased their Commissions at the regulation price ;” Lxx1x. 163. 


Assessed Taxes : 

_ 365**. For repealing certain of the Duties of Assessed Taxes, 
&amp;e.; “To exempt from Duty occasional Porters in Warehouses ;” 
LXXVIII. 116. 


Bankrupts : 

366. For amending the Laws relating to Bankrupts; “ For 
allowing a Per-centage to the Bankrupt on payment of a rateable 
Dividend ;” “That the Court of Review shall not adjourn beyond 
Three Weeks;” ixxxvit. 529. 


Chancery Court (Ireland): 

367. For the better administration of Justice in the Court of 
Chancery in Ireland; “To prohibit the Clerk of the Crown and 
Hanaper from taking certain Fees ;” txxv1. 303. 


Constables (Ireland) : 

268. For the appointment of Constables and to secure the 
effectual performance of the Duties of their office throughout Lre- 
land ; “ Empowering the Lord Lieutenant to appoint superintend- 
ing Magistrates ;” xxvii. 439. 


Dramatic Performances : 
369. For licensing Theatres, and for the regulation of Drama- 
tic Performances in the Cities of London, Westminster, &amp;c.; 
“That no additional Theatre be licensed within a mile and a half 
of Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres ;” uxxxvii. 600. 








For Clauses to Stand Parts of —continued. 
In Committee—continued. 

mate Children;” txxxrx. 409. Clauses 55 and 57; Lxxxix. 49), 

Registration of Voters; “ Regulating Polls at Elections,” 
“ Number of Polling Places may be increased ;” xc1. 536,—— 
Registration of Voters, Ireland; “ Expense of conveying Electors 
to the Poll, or of entertaining them, illegal ;” xc. 575. ———Roads 
Act Amendment, Ireland; Clauses 1, 2 and 3; txxxrx. 445,———_ 
Seamen, Enlistment of; “ Penalty for impressing protected Per. 
sons;” xc. 436. Sheriffs’ Courts Bill; Clauses 2, 3 and 4; 
xcu. 301. Slavery Abolition ; “ Colonial Laws not to be of 
avail until confirmed by His Majesty ;” txxxvin. 612,—— 
Spirits Excise ; “‘ Sweets or Made Wines subject to Duty, &amp;c.;” 
xcr. 753. Stamp Duties; “ Who shall be deemed Proprietor 
of a Newspaper;” xcr. 648. “ Duties on Advertisements, by 
whom payuble;” xci. 676.———Tithes, Stay of Suits; “ Pro. 
ceedings in Suits suspended until the End of the next Session of 
Parliament ;” “ Plaintiffs may proceed against one or two De- 
fendants, or in one Suit;” Lxxxvi. 711. Tithes, Ireland; 
Clauses, No. 49 to 56; Lxxx1x. 540.——Vagrants, Scottish and 
Irish; “ No Fees payable on Order of Removal;” txxxvimt. 593, 


That Clauses, as amended, stand Part of Bills: 
In Committee : 

363. Anatomy; “ Inspectors may visit any Place where Ana- 
tomy is carried on;” Lxxxvil. 269. Animals, Cruelty to; 
“ Court of Mayor and Aldermen of London, and Court of Quarter 
Sessions for other Counties, to make Regulations ;” xc. 449,———_ 
Defence by Counsel; “ Counsel for Prosecution not to reply ;” 
LXXXIx. 457.— Elections, Bribery ; “ Giving Meat, Drink or 
Provision ;” xc1. 442.——Poor Law Amendment; “ Parishes 
to maintain and educate Children whose Parents are unable to 
support them;” Lxxxv. 333. Weights and Measures ; Clause, 
No. 193; xe. 514. 

364. That Words be inserted in Clauses; xxx. 537 


4s 
—Lxxxiv. 356. In Committee; 


LXXXVIUI. 547.—xc. 369. 


LXXXVI. 70.—LXXXVII. 81.— 


For Bringing up Clauses, &amp;¢.—continued. 
fast India Judges: 
370. For regulating the payment of the Salaries to the Judges 
of His Majesty’s Courts in India, &amp;c.; “ For preventing Native 
Subjects to serve on Juries;” Lxxx. 531. 


East India Writers: 


370*. “ That all Servants of the Company shall be acquainted 
with the Rudiments of two Native Languages;” In Committee ; 
LXxxIv. 199. 


Grand Jury Presentments : 


371. To amend the Acts of the last Session of Parliament, 
relating to Presentments by Grand Juries, &amp;c.; “To save Local 
Acts from the operation of the Bill;” txx1x. 479. 


Insolvent Debtors: 


372. For the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England ; “ For 
committing Prisoners into actual Custody in certain cases ;” 
LXxv. 318. 


Letters Patent: 


373. To explain and amend the Laws respecting Letters Pa- 
tent for Inventions, and to secure the property therein to Inven- 
tors ; “ Provisions of this Act not to extend to any Letters Patent 
to uphold the infringement of any suits at Law or Equity ;” 
LXXXVII. 575. 


Liverpool and Manchester Railway : 


374. For making and maintaining a Railway or Tramroad, 
with certain Branches therefrom; “To prevent the Railway 
from passing within a limited distance of the New Bailey Prison;” 
LXXXxI. 215. 


Metropolis Police Bill: 


375. For the more effectual administration of the office of a 
Justice of the Peace in and near the Metropolis, &amp;e.; “To pre- 
vent Bull and Bear Baiting ;” txxvi. 497. 


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III. Clauses : 


(9.)—Motions Withdrawn relative to Clauses-—continued. 


For Bringing up Clauses, &amp;c.—continued. 
Roman Catholic Disability Removal Bill : 


376. To provide for the removal of the Disqualifications under 
which His Majesty’s Roman Catholic Subjects now labour ; “To 
enable His Majesty to take measures to make provision for the 
Roman Catholic Clergy ;” txxvi. 217. 


Sale of Beer : 
377. To permit the general Sale of Beer by Retail in England; 
“ To limit the operation of the Act to such Parishes as contain 
more than Three Hundred Houses ;” txxxv. 604. 


Salvage Act Amendment Bill: 

378. To continue and amend certain Acts for preventing 
Frauds and Depredations committed on Merchants, &amp;c.; “ Em- 
powering Agents to arrest any Ship or Goods upon which Salvage 
shall have been paid ;” txxvi. 468. 


Slavery Abolition : 

379. For the Abolition of Slavery throughout the British 
Colonies, &amp;c.; “To provide for the Education and Moral and 
Religious Instruction of the Apprenticed Labourers ;” 
647. 


LXXXVIII. 


Spring Guns: 
380. An Act to declare unlawful the setting of Spring Guns 
and other offensive Engines, &amp;c.; “'To permit Spring Guns to be 
set in the night;” Lxxx. 617. 


Wigan Rectory Estate : 
381. “For application of augmented Revenues to the purpose 
of increasing Church Accommodation ;” xc. 451. 





For Reading Clauses a Second Time: 
Assessed Taxes : 
381*. “ Regulating Common Law Prosecutions ;” 
mittee; xcr. 712. 
Elections Polls: 


382. For shortening the Time for taking the Poll at County 
Elections; “ For regulating Elections in contiguous Counties ;” 
xcr. 715. 


In Com- 


Fisheries : 
383. For the better Regulation and Protection of the Fisheries 


on the Coast of England and Wales; “To protect open Boat 
Fisheries on the Coast of Suffolk ;” xc1. 548. 


Greenwich Pier Bill: 


384. “ Pier not to be erected unless approved of by the Lords 
Commissioners of the Admiralty ;” xcr. 663. 


Prisons Laws: 
385. For consolidating and amending the Laws relating to 
the building, &amp;e. of certain Gaols, &amp;c.; “ For putting Convicted 


Offenders to hard Labour suitable to their Habits and Conditions;” 
LXXvII. 408, 


Slavery Abolition : 

386. For the Abolition of Slavery throughout the British 
Colonies, for promoting the Industry of the manumitted Slaves, 
and for compensating the Owners of such Slaves; “ For extend- 
ing to the West India Colonies the Acts for preventing malicious 
Injuries, and for Remedy against the Hundred, to cases of setting 
Fire to Chapels in the Colonies;” Lxxxvutt. 647. 


IV. Bills sent to the Lords, returned with Amendments : 
[Note :—The Figures in Parenthesis refer to the Return of the Bill from the Lords, and to the Agreement 


of the Commons. | 


To which Amendments the Commons have agreed : 


387. Admiralty, Court of, (Scotland); txxvr. (358. 360.) Ale- 
houses; LXxxvit. (432. 457.)—Lxxxut. (475. 481.) (512. 517.) 
America; Lxxx. (573. 579.)—.xxvit. (360. 363.) Anatomy ; 
Lxxvil. (506. 510.) Annuities; Lxxvit. (438. 468.)—_xxx1II. 
(284. 286.) Apothecaries; Lxxx. (630. 640.) Apprentices and 
Apprenticeship; txxvuit. (261. 271.) (314. 328.)—Lxxxvu. (683. 
714.) Argus Life Assurance Company ; xc. (430. 433.) Army; 
LXXXVII. (563. 578.)—Lxxxiv. (155. 158.) Arrests; Lxxx11. (604. 
609.) Assessed Taxes; itxxvit. (373. 384.) Assizes Removal, 
Treland; xc. (543. 559.) Associations, Ireland; txxxrv. (82.) 
Attornies and Solicitors; xcu. (620. 631.) Bank of England ; 
LXxxvilt. (727, 728.) Banks and Bankers, Ireland; txxx. (512, 
513.) Bankrupts; uxxrx. (518. 523.)—1xxx. (354, 355.) Barilla; 
Lxxvi. (432.) Beerand Ale; rxxxv. (643. 649.)—rxxxrx. (599. 
602.) Benefices, Ireland; txxx1. (379. 389.) Beverley Pastures; 
xcr. (500. 504.) Bills of Exchange; rxxvi. (483. 488,)—xcu. 
(661. 667.) Boundaries of Townlands, Ireland; 1xxx. (606. 624.) 
Bridges; txxvi. (453. 456.)—.ixxvint. (448. 450.)—_xxrx, (454. 
458.) (476. 504.)—Lxxx1. (333. 335.)—Lxxx1I. (568. 572.)— 
LXXXVI. (352. 358.)—Lxxxvul. (268. 270.)—Lxxxvitl. (510. 515.) 
LXXXIX. (290. 293.) (429. 457.)—xc. (430, 431.)—xc1. (340. 346.) 
—(757. 770.) Bristol Blind Asylum; ixxxvir. (253. 256.) 
Bristol Town Dues; ixxx. (630. 632.) Bubble Act; rxxx. (616. 
626.) Buildings, Public (Sites for); txxx1. (604. 609.) Burgh 
Magistrates; txxxviI. (709. 714.) Burghs Police (Scotland) ; 
LXxxvill. (638. 663.) Burghs, Royal, (Scotland); rxxxvu1. (715. 
720.) Burglary and Stealing in a Dwelling-house; xcu. (661. 
664.) Burials, Ireland; txxrx. (274. 283.) Burial Grounds or 
Cemeteries ; Lxxxvul. (466. 478.)—Lxxx1x. (385. 423.)—xcl. (365. 
383.) (801. 807.)—xcu. (620. 635.) (645. 649.) Burning or de- 
stroying Buildings or Ships; xcrr. (660. 663.) Caledonian 
Asylum; uxxvu. (486.) Capital Punishment; Lxxv. (469, 
470.) (470, 471.)—Lxxx1x. (517. 579.)—xc. (629. 658.)—Death, 
Abolition of the Punishment of; xcu. (660. 666.) Castle Island ; 
Lxx1x. (492. 496.) Central Criminal Court; xcr1. (661. 666.) 
Cessio Bonorum; xc1. (690. 732.) Chancellor, Lord High; 
LXxxvit. (587, 588.) Charities; txxvi. (483. 497.)—xc. (647. 
655.) Charitable Loan Societies; txxvitt. (321. 330.)—Iveland ; 
xc1. (690. 707.) Chelsea Hospital; txxrx. (527. 534.) Chimney 
Sweepers ; uxxx1x. (489, 500.) Cholera; txxxvit. (120, 121.) 
Church Temporalities, Ireland; ixxx1x. (599, 600.)-——xc1. (830. 
836.) Churches and Chapels; tx xvi. (209. 211.) (417. 422.)— 
Lxxvut. (466. 474.) (378. 382.)—Lxx1x. (411. 428.) (507. 514.)— 
LXxx. (419. 438.)—1Lxxxul. (512. 534.) (586. 588,)—LXXXII. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 




















To which the Commons have agreed—continued. 
(379. 389.)—Lxxxiy. (276. 282.) (393. 398.)—Lxxxv. (458. 477. 
(630. 645.)—Lxxxvi. (748. 760.) (511. 514.)—Lxxxvit. (342. 364.) 
—xcl. (433. 436.) Church Rates (Ireland); txxx. (630. 632.)— 
LXxxI. (379. 388.) Civil Bill Courts; xcr. (752. 793.) Civil 
List ; xxv. 251.—.Lxxxvu. 588. Clergy ; txx1x. (518, 521.)—xxx. 
(185. 192.) Coals; txxxim. (370, 371.)—Lxxxvi. (748. 752.) (874. 
884.) Combination Laws; txxrx. (518. 521.)—1xxx. (630, 631.) 
Common Fields Inclosure; xcr. (820. 825. 830. 838. 839.) Com- 
mon Law Fees; txxxv. (643. 645.) Common Pleas, Court of; 
Lxxx. (606, 618.) Companies; Lxx1x. (492. 497.) (507. 513.)— 
LXxx. (543. 548.) (573. 579.)}—1Lxxx1. (373. 376.)—.xxxvi. (748. 
750.)—LXxxxix. (408. 417.) (594. 598.)—xc. (602. 609.)—xcr. 
(365. 376.) (410. 415.)}—xen. (477. 481.) (452. 462.) Constables 
(Ireland); txxvi. (474. 478.) Consuls; txxx. (593. 601.) Con- 
suls (Ottoman Dominions); xc1. 747. 788. Corn and Grain; 
LXXXI. 388.—.Lxxxu. (604. 607.) 604. 608.—LxxxmI. (485. 
505.)—xcr. (834. 839.) Coroners’ Inquest Expenses; xcu1. 
(620. 645.) Corporate Funds; txxxvu. (494. 498.) Corporate 
Property; xc1. (834. 837.) Corporationand Test Acts; Lxxx11. 
(284. 307.) Corporations, Municipal, England and Wales; xc. 
(604. 624. 629.)—xcI. (500. 624. 629.)—xciI. (424. 458. 512.) 
Corporations, Municipal, Borough Rates; (xc. 661.667.) Cor- 
porations, Municipal, Ireland; xc1. (392. 469. 476.) Cotton 
Mills and Factories; Lxxx. (573. 581.) County Rates; Lxxxrx. 
(495.548.) County Rates (Ireland); txxxv. 644. County Trea- 
surers (Ireland); txxvuir. (346. 348.)—xcir. 620. 624. Court 
Houses ; uxxv. (420. 435.)—_xxxvi. (718. 726.)}—ixxxvir. (342. 
363.) Criminal Justice; Lxxx1. (364, 365.)—Lxxxu1. (579. 581.) 
Criminal Justice, East Indies; txxxmt. (541. 553.) Criminal 
Justice (Ireland); uxxxi11. (499. 522.) Criminal Laws (Benefit 
of Clergy); txxvmt. 458. Crown Debts; ixxix. (527. 534.) 
Customs Management; Lxxxvu. (671. 682.) Customs Acts Re- 
peal; Lxxxvimt. (709. 714.) Customs Acts Amendment; Lxxxrx. 
(596. 598.) Debt; see Imprisonment for Debt, infra. Debts, 
Small (London); xc. (543. 556.)—(Liverpool) ; xcr. (699. 703.)— 
(Roborough Hundred, Devon); xcr. (392. 400.)—(Southwark) ; 
Lxxvilt. (435, 439.)—(Scotland) ; rxxxrv. (393. 396.)—(Ireland) ; 
Lxxx1, (333. 375.) Debts, Recovery (Scotland); ixxx. (413. 
424.) Debtors, Insolvent; txxv. (471. 476.)—Lxxvui. (478. 482.) 
—LXXxIx. (483. 498.)—Lxxx1. (353. 375.)—.xxx. (597. 624.)— 
(Ireland); uxxvit. (478. 483.) Docks, Harbours and Piers; 
LXXIX. (411. 428.)} (483. 488.) — xxx. (455. 476.) (528. 540.) 
—uxxxil. (498, 504.) (512, 518.) —_Lxxxi. (446. 450.) (478. 
482.)—LXXXIV. (272. 273.)—_xxxv. (447. 453.)—Lxxxvi. aa 
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To which the Commons have agreed—continued. To which the Commons have agreed—continued. 


706.) (718. 726.)}—Lxxxvul. (320. 335.) (329. 336.)—Lxxxviml. 
(521. 527.) (562. 565.) — Lxxxix. (404. 406.) (424. 432.)— 
xc. (291. 309.) (484. 438.)—xcr. (427. 431.) (690. 698.) — 
xc. (604, 605.) (452. 463.) Dower; ixxxvmt. (727. 731.) 
Drainages ; uxxvi. (427. 431.)}—Lxxx. (588. 590.)—1xxx1. (363. 
367.)—Lxxxil. (522. 527.) (550. 573.)—Lxxxv. (630. 636.)— 
LXXXVII. (385. 388.)—xc. (414. 417.)—xcrt. (522. 537.) Dublin, 
Local Taxation; txxrx. (492. 501.) Dublin, Wide Streets; xcu. 
(652. 659.) Durham, Bishoprick; xcr. (483. 499.) Durham, 
County Palatine; ixxxv. (254. 277.) Durham, Sheriff of; 
uxxx1. (224, 225.) East India; ixxvit. (478, 479.)—_xxxvi. 
(700. 723.) (China Trade); txxxvimt. (722, 723.)—(Officers’ Sa- 
laries); xc. (598. 615.)—(Postage); xc. 659. Ecclesiastical 
Appointments Suspension; xc. (620. 650.) Edinburgh Com- 
missary Court; xc1. (672. 681.) E’mbankments; ixxvi. (427. 
431.)—Lxxix. (236, 242 )—.xxxiv. (213. 218.)—Lxxxvi. 919. 
Error, Writs of; txxx. 623. Established Church Bill; xc. 
(760. 788.) Estates; uxxv. (420. 428.) (463. 466.) — Lxxvu. 
(310, 317.}—.xxx1. (346. 349.)—(379. 382.)—.xxxiv. (393. 397.) 
Equitable Apportionments; -txxx1x. (391.) Equity, Court of; 
Lxxxv. (562. 625.) Exchequer Court; txxxvin. (727. 731.)— 
Scotland; xci. 619. 621. Exchequer, of Receipt; rxxx1x. (236. 
248.) Ferries; uxxvi. (447. 451.) Fines and Recoveries; 
LXXXxvill, (709. 714.}—LxxxIx. (596, 597.)—xc. 650. 656. 
Fisheries, Tweed ; txxxv. (433. 439.) Forest, Dean; ixxxvi. 
(682. 713.) Forgeries; .xxxv. (644. 651.)—xci. 660. 663. 
Franking; xcu. 549. 571. Friendly Societies; txxxiv. (393. 
398.) Gaols; uxxvi. (190. 192.)—_xx1x. (507. 512.) (518. 524.) 
—LxxxL. (171. 175.) (379. 389.)—.Lxxx11. (586. 588.) Gardens; 
Lxxx1. (379. 387.) —Gas Light Companies; txxvi. (438, 442.)— 
Lxxvil. (241. 243.) (251. 253.)—.xxviil. (346. 360.)—Lxx1x. (355. 
371.) (476. 480.)—Lxxxvitt. (454. 456.)—Lxxx1x. (207. 210.) (360. 
368.}—xc. (518. 531.) (498. 495.)—xcr. (500. 538.)—xcuL. (177. 
189.) (598. 600.) Glass Duties; xc. (629. 655.) Grand Jury 
Presentments (Ireland) ; txxvuit, (420. 424.)—Lxxxviit. (700. 715.) 
Greenwich Hospital; txxxrv. (304. 323.) Haileybury College; 
xcu. (620. 624.) Hereditary Revenues (Scotland); xc. (602. 
606.) Heriot’s Hospital; xc1. (639.652.) Highways; xc. (590. 
599.) Hundred, Remedies against; ixxxm. (579. 581.) Im- 
prisonment for Debt (Scotland); xc. (629. 646.) Inclosures ; 
Lxxv. (420, 429.) (420. 435.)—Lxxvi. (287. 292.) (411. 417.)— 
Lxxvil, (223, 237.) (241. 244.)—1xxviil. (314. 318.) (320. 326.)— 
Lxxx. (446. 450.) (510. 514.)—1xxx. (397. 401.) (630. 641.)— 
LXxxI. (346, 351.)—Lxxx1l. (399. 402.) (429. 436.)—Lxxxum. (216. 
229.) (370, 371.)—Lxxxiv. (190. 196.) (317. 324.)—.xxxv. (466. 
471.) (634. 637.}—Lxxxvi. (303, 341.) (714, 715.)—Lxxxvil. (334. 
841.) (381. 385.) —Lxxxvul. (439, 442.) (452. 457.)—Lxxxix. (220. 
225.) (236. 245.)—xc. (368. 371.)=xcr. (145. 150.) (410. 420.)— 
xci. (90. 95.) (357. 366.) Indigent Blind Institution; txxxv1. 
(436.441.) Inheritance; txxxvit.(727,728.) Islington Church 
Rates ; Lxxxvit. (226. 238.) Joint Tenancy ;. rxxvut. (396. 403.) 
Judges ; rxxx. (606. 618.) Juries and Jurors; uxxvut. (442. 447.) 
—tLxxx. (542. 550.) Justice, Administration of; txxxy. (653. 
656.)—.xxxvi. (173. 179.)—_xxx1x. (461. 487.) Justice, Courts 
of, Ireland; txxvi. 438. Justice, Courts and Offices of, Scotland ; 
Lxxx. (593. 618.) Justices of the Peace; txxvi. (458. 462.)— 
LXXvil. (399, 402.)—LxxIx. (527. 534.)}—Lxxx. (356. 374.)— 
LXxXxvill. (465. 481.) King’s Bench (Sittings); txxv. (331. 339.) 
—(Sale of Offices); xxx. (606. 618.) King’s County Assizes ; 
Lxxxvil. (424. 434.) Kingston-upon-Hull Pilotage; txxxvut. 
(424. 431.) Labourers’ Employment; .xxxvut. (557. 562.) 
Lancaster, Court of Common Pleas; ixxxrx. (575. 580.) Land 
Revenue; ixxvi. (417. 422.) — _xxxu. (604. 609.) — Lxxxiv. 
(393. 398.) Larceny; Lxxxu. (579. 580.) (579, 581.) —Lxxxim1. 
(499. 521.) (499. 529.) Letter Stealing; xcr. (316. 432.) 
Letters Patent; xcu. (661. 667.) Licenses; Lxxvu. (428. 
432.) Limerick; ixxvin. 478. Linen; ixxxim. (453, 522.) 
Liverpool Buildings; xc. (341. 359.) Liverpool Court of Pas- 
sage; LXxx1x. (517. 529.) Liverpool Pilots; uxx1x. (342. 363.) 
Loan Societies; xc. (457. 498.) London Harbour Masters ; 
LXxxIV. (383. 397.) Longitude; txxvi. (79.93.) Lunatics, &amp;c. ; 
LXXX. (573. 585.)—.Lxxxut. (446. 457.)—.xxxv. (643. 645.)— 
Malicious Injuries; uxxxm. (579. 581.)—xxxi. (499. 529.) 
Malt; txxv. (469. 471.) Markets; uxxvu. 264.—1xxix. (518. 
522.)—_xxxl. (333, 338.) (432. 450.)—rxxxvir. (164. 167.)— 
LXXXIX. (352. 358.) (377. 387.)—xc. (347. 352.) (605. 609.)}— 
xc. (470. 478.)—xcu. (452. 463.) (620. 630.) Marriages; 
LXxvil. (399. 424.)—Lxxxvill. (727. 732.) Medical Witnesses; 
xcr. (816. 821.) Merchant and Factor; txxvim. (478, 479.) 
Middlesex ; txxvir. (422. 426.) Militia; xc. (579.) Mines; 
Lxxv. (458. 465.) Mint, Royal; xci. (243. 249.) Navigation 
and Shipping; uxxvu. (355. 358.) Navigations, Canals, &amp;e. ; 
EXXVII. (350. 352.)—.Lxxix. (507, 513.)—Lxxx. (543. 549.)— 





LXXXUl. (483. 485.) (557. 559.}—rxxxiv. (343. 345.) (347, 366.) 
—LXXXxv. (581. 589.)—.xxxvir. (253. 258.) (466. 471.) —rxxxrx, 
236. 241.) (330. 333.)}—xc. (382, 383.)—xcr. (551. 565.) (378. 
383.)—xcu. (620. 630.) (497. 520.) Navy Pay; rxxxry, 
(365. 453.) Navy, Civil Departments; ixxxvu. (352. 354, 
New South Wales; txxvin. (480, 481.)—Lxxix. (507. 514.) 
LXXXxill. (543. 553.) Newspapers; txxxix. (532. 581.) Notaries, 
Public; txxvi. (363. 374.) Nozeed and Mustaphanagar, Zemin. 
dar of; txxxvur. (473. 479.) Offences against the Person; xcqy, 
(661. 663.) Parliament, Reform of, (Scotland); xc. (650. 654 ) 
Partnerships (Scotland); uxxx. (630. 640.) Party Processions; 
LXxxvil. 588. Passage Vessels and Passengers; uxxvi. (470, 
474, )—LXxxilI. (337. 362.) Patents; rxxxtv. (383. 390.)—1rxxxy, 
(473. 478.)—xci. (259. 269.) Pavings, Lightings and other 
Improvements ; itxxvt. (369. 372.)—Lxxvil. (335. 337.)—1xxviy, 
(346. 348.)—Lxxix. (438. 444.) (510. 514.)-—-xxx. (402. 498.) 
(512, 518.)—uxxx1. (202. 211.) (282. 291.)}—1xxxu1. (543. 552.) 
—LXxxXxIv. (383. 392.)—Lxxxv. (522. 532.) (624. 627.)—Lxxxvu, 
(399. 402.) (424. 430.)—1xxxviit. (352. 376.) (380. 386.)—1xxxix, 
251. 254.) (532. 538.)—xc. (262. 265.) (402. 405.)—xcr. (433, 
440.) (500. 504.)—xct. (513. 543.) (550. 578.) Peace, Preser- 
vation of, (Ireland); xc. (586. 589.) Penitentiary, Milbank; 
xcu. (376. 406.) Pensions ; txxxrx. (466. 484.) Petty Sessions 
(Ireland); txxx1. (604. 608.) Piers and Quays (Ireland); xc, 
(650. 658.) Pillory, Abolition of the Punishment of; xcu. (513, 
548.) Police; rxxxiv. (393. 398.) Piracy; xcn. (661. 664.) 
Polls, Limitation of; xc. (579. 586.) Poor; uxxv1. (306. 322,)— 
LXXIX. (454. 467.) (476. 480.)—Lxxx. (515. 525.) (542. 548.)— 
LXXXI. (346. 359.) (379, 8382.) —Lxxxv1. (781. 784.)—1Lxxxvil. (342, 
347.)—LXxxvill. (352. 362.) (501. 504.) Poor Law Amendment 
Act, Repayment of Loans Bill; xcr. (834. 839.) Population; 
Lxxv. (449. 454.) Post Office Offences; xc. (549. 571.) Pro- 
missory Notes; uxxxu. (387. 406.) — uxxxm1. (543. 652.) 
Quakers; uxxxviit. (660. 666.) Railways; ixxvi. (474. 476.) 
— LXx1x. (299.)—_xxx. (573. 577.) —uxxxr. (313. 377.)— 
LXXxI. (399. 412.)—1xxxiv. (326. 330.) (356. 360.)—Lxxxy. 
(405. 409.)—.xxxvi. (515.) (748. 752.)}—xxxvi. (320. 323,)— 
LXXXVIII. (335. 340.)—Lxxx1x. (207. 209.)—xc. (287. 291.)}—xcr. 
(488. 522.)—xc11. (290. 296.) Recorders’ Courts; xcr1. (436. 460.) 
Registration and Marriage Acts Suspension Act; xcu.. (74, 75.) 
—To amend and explain Acts; xc. (550, 551.) Rent; txxxn. 
416.—Lxxx1l. (592. 609.) Revenue; txxxvit. (335. 373.) Right, 
Writs of; txxxvitt. (416. 566.) Robbery and Stealing from the 
Person; xcu. (660. 664.) Rum; 1ixxvi. (498. 501.) Sasine, 
Instruments of, (Scotland); xcr. (598. 657.) Savings Bank; 
LXXXxill. (555.)—xc. (602. 606.) Seamen; Lxxxix. (560. 579.) 
—Enlistment of; xc. (493. 511.) Securities; uxxvi. (427. 432.) 
Seisins; uxxxiv. (250. 263.) Separatists; txxxvu. (709. 714.) 
Serjeants Inn; Lxxxvim. (536. 538.) Servants; txxvin. (388, 
391.)—Lxx1x. (518. 521.) Sessions, Great, (Wales); txxrx. (530.) 
Session, Court of, (Scotland); rxxv1.(358. 360.)—1xxxv. (651, 652.) 
Sewers; txxxviit. (506. 516.) Sheffield Town Trustees; txxxu. 
(515. 519.) Sheriffs Depute; rxxvi. (343. 370.) Sheriffs’ Fees; 
xcu. (620. 631.) Sheriffs (Ireland); xc. (602. 609.) Shipping 
(Tonnage Admeasurement); xc. (605, 606.) Shire Halls; xcu. 
(513. 548.) Shooting and Stabbing; Lxxx. (621. 625.) Slaves and 
Slave Trade; ixx1x. (530. 533.)—Lxxxv. (630. 643.)—Lxxxvil. 
709.712.) Slave Compensation ; xc. (579.600.) Sligo Salmon 
Fisheries; xc. (522. 544.) Smuggling; .txxxrx. (220. 233.) 
Stage Coaches; ixxv. (235. 243.) Stage Coach Proprietors; 
LXxxv. (647. 649.) Stamps and Assessed Taxes; xc. (650. 655.) 
Stamps and Stamp Duties; txxxvi. (505. 516.) (727. 729.) 
Stannaries Courts; xc1. (830. 835.) Stealing; uxxv. (467. 
470.)—Lxxxvill. (638. 661.) Survey and Valuation of Ireland; 
LXxXx. (606. 624.)—LxxxI. (364. 375.)—Lxxxix. (554. 579.)}—xcl. 
(777. 816.) Swearing; txxviu. (277. 319.) Tenements; Lxxv. 
(386.400.) Thames Tunnel; txx1x. (507. 526.) Thames Water- 
men, &amp;c.; Lxxxul. (515. 538.) Theatres; Lxxx1. (194. 199.) 
Tithe Commutation Act (England); xc. (690. 729.)—Amend- 
ment; xc1t. (620.651.) Tithes ; xxxvi. (417. 421.)—.xxvit. 486.) 
—LXXxvill. (478. 481.)—Lxx1x. (492. 496.) (492. 501.)—xxx. (521. 
526.)—LxxxIv. (184, 185.)—.Lxxxvi. (742. 745.)—Lxxxvil. 587.— 
LXXXVIll. (727, 728.)—Lxxx1x. (385. 387.) (596. 599.)}—xc. (Two 
Bills) (629. 634.) Tithes (Ireland); xcn. (652. 659.) Tobacco; 
LXxxvuil. (211. 215.) Transportation and Transports; Lxx1x. (510. 
512.)—.xxx. (512. 526.)—Lxxxv. (604. 622.}—xci. (660. 666.) 
Turnpihes ; uxxv. (295. 301.)—.xxvi. (180. 189.) (322. 330.)— 
LXXvil. (448. 450.) (480. 484.)—Lxxvil. (314. 336.) (358. 360.)— 
LXxIX. (212. 228.) (411. 428.)—1xxx1. (282. 289.) (379. 384.)— 
LXXXx1I. (490. 497.) (551. 559.)—Lxxx111. (348. 353.) (370, 371.)— 
LXXXIV. (228. 266.) (362. 367.)—Lxxxv. (433. 439.) (489. 492.)— 
LXXXVI. (506. 508.) (904, 905.)—Lxxxvit. (417. 419.) (587, 588.)— 
LXXXvill. (454. 457.) (506. 508.) —.xxx1x. (343, 358.) (503. 522.) 

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To which the Commons have agreed, &amp;c.—continued. 

—xc. (359. 375.) (480, 481.)—xcr. (446. 464.) (500. 504.)—xcr1. 
(207. 211.) Vagrants Removal; xcr. (238. 245.) Vestries ; 
EXxxvi. (933, 934.)—Lxxvi1l. (286. 289.)—Lxxxiv. (289. 292.) 
Wages to Labourers; uxxv. (443. 451.) Warehousing; txxvu. 
(355. 359.)—.xxvit. (277. 296.) Waste Lands (Ireland); xcr. 
(578. 582.) Waterloo Bridge New Street; uxxxvi. (862. 865.) 
Waterworks; uxx1x. (483. 486.)—.xxx1. (364. 372.) (379. 382.) 
—ixxxul. (512. 514.) (515. 527.)}—_xxxul. (525. 529.)—xxxiv. 
(356. 359.)—.xxxv. (473. 478.)—Lxxxviml. (301. 304.) (501. 504.) 
—LXXXxIXx. (243, 244.) (475. 478.)—xc. (457. 462.) (508. 514.)— 
—xci. (427. 430.) (500. 538.)—xcu. (496. 503.) Weights and 
Measures; uxxrx. (499. 501.)—_xxxix. (581, 582.)—xc. (629. 
633.) West India and American Trade; ixxvu. (360. 363.) 
Wharfs; uxxvi1. (490. 493.) Woolwich Lands; 1xxxvmt. (675. 
682.) Works, Public, (Ireland) ; uxxvi. (470. 478.)—xcrt. (493. 
502.) York and Ely Secular Jurisdiction ; xc1. (797, 798.) 


To which Amendments the Commons have agreed, after 
Report of Committee on the Bill, to whom Amend- 
ments were referred to inquire whether the Parties 
concerned consent to the Amendments : 

388. Baldon (Oxford) Allotment; xcr. (598. 600. 607. 610.) 


To which Amendments the Commons have agreed, Spe- 
cial Entries being made in ‘the Journals for agreeing 
thereunto : 


To rectify Mistakes : 


389. It appearing that the same were only for the purpose of 
making the Dates uniform in the Bill; Colonial Intercourse Bill; 
Lxxx. 579. 


390. It appearing that the Clause to which the Amendments 
refer was added to the Bill by way of Rider, but that the Blanks 
had not been filled with the Sums which were agreed to by the 
House on the Report of the said Clause, and that the Lords 
Amendments are merely for the purpose of filling the said Blanks 
in the manner already agreed to by this House; Combination of 
Workmen Bill; txxx. 631. 


To rectify Clerical Errors : 
391. It appearing that it was only to rectify a clerical Error 

in one of the Items of the Schedule of the Bill; Civil List Bill; 
Lxxv. 251. 


392. It appearing that the same was only to rectify a clerical 
Error in the Title of the Bill; Malt Bill, Scotland; txxv. 471. 


393. It appearing that the same were only for the purpose 
of rectifying a clerical Error in the Ingrossment; Glasgow 
Bridewell Bill; txxrx. 524. 


394. The House being informed that the Amendment was in 
correction of a clerical Error, whereby a Branch of Road was 
omitted, contrary to the intention of the Committee ; ordered, That 
the Amendment be referred to a Committee to examine and re- 
port the circumstances attending the omission, and that the 
Committee on the Bill be the said Committee; Abergavenny 
Roads Bill; rxxxvi. 684. On the Report of the said Com- 
mittee, the Amendment read a Second Time and agreed to; 
696. 


The said Amendments being in furtherance of the Intention 
of the House of Commons : 

395. Itappearing that the same was in conformity with Amend- 
ments made by the Commons, and that it would operate to carry 


into complete effect the intention of the House ; Wells Roads Bill; 
LXXvI. 189. 


396. It appearing that the same were in furtherance of the 
Amendment made in this House on the Third Reading of the 
Bill; Exeter Improvement Bill; txxxvu. 430. Stamp Duties 
Bill; uxxxvit. 516. 


397. It appearing that the Amendments were necessary to 
carry into effect the intention of the House; Sewers Bill; 
LXxxvil. 516.———Warkworth Harbour Bill; xc. 518. 


398. It appearing that the said Amendments were for the 
regulation of the introduction of Corn into the Market neither 
affecting the whole quantity nor the Duty; Warehoused Corn 
‘Bill; 1xxx1. 388. 


309. It appearing that the same was in furtherance of the 
intention of this House as evidenced by the context of the Bill; 
Lambeth Improvement Bill; txxx1v. 892. 





GEN. INDXE. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 





To which the Commons have agreed, &amp;c.—continued. 


The said Amendments being in conformity with Acts of 
Parliament: 


400. The same being rendered necessary by the several Acts 
lately passed for the Repeal and Consolidation of the Laws rela- 
ting to the Post Office; East India Packet Postage Bill; 
xci. 659. 


The said Amendments relating to Pecuniary Penalties or 
the Issue of Public Money : 


401. Upon Mr. Speaker acquainting the House, that he had 
examined the said Amendments, and considered they fell com- 
pletely under the Resolution respecting the interference in Money 
Clauses as affecting the privileges of this House; Game Bill ; 
Lxxxvi. 880. Prisoners’ Counsel Bill; xc. 438. 


402. Upon Mr. Speaker acquainting the House, that he 
considered the said Amendments came within the Resolution 
of the House, 22 June 1831, respecting Pecuniary Penalties ; 
Smuggling Act Amendment Bill; rxxxrx. 233. 


403. Upon Mr. Speaker, pursuant to Standing Order, calling 
the attention of the House to the Amendment imposing the Pe- 
nalty, and giving it as his opinion that the same related only to 
the Prevention or Punishment of Offences; Wilts and Berks 
Canal Bill; xc. 383. 


404. Being a Clause whereby power was given to issue 
Public Money for the purposes of the Act; the said Clause hav- 
ing been introduced in the Committee on the Bill without the 
authority of the House, and without the usual Forms in cases of 
granting power to issue Public Money having been complied with; 
Southend Pier Bill; xc. 480. 


The said Amendments relating to the Practice of Par- 
lament with regard to Road Bills : 


405. It being contrary to the Practice of Parliament to 
appoint a Corporate Body to act as Trustees in such cases, and 
such Corporate Body having been inserted inthe List of Trustees 
by mistake in the Committee on the Bill, in this House; Harn- 
ham and Dorchester Road Bill; xc. 375. 


406. It being contrary to the Rule and Practice of Parliament 
to introduce any Restriction as to the situation in which Turnpike- 


gates shall be placed ; Anniesland Road Bill; xc1, 823. 


To which Amendments the Commons have agreed, with 


Amendments, to whose Amendments the Lords have 
agreed : 
407. Bankrupts’ Estates; (xc. 543. 562.575.) Church Tempo- 
ralities, Ireland; rxxxvint. (616. 629. 638.) Clergy, Scotland; 
LXxx1x. (404. 513. 532.) Constabulary, Ireland; xc1. (360. 380. 
388.393.) Corporations; xc. (604.650.) Ireland; xc1. (392. 469. 
476. 500. 624. 681.)—xcir. (424. 458. 512.) Dublin Police; xc1. 
(551. 569. 612.) Gaols; txxvirr. (404. 406. 458. 470.) Landed 
Security, Ireland; rxxxrx. (475. 487. 491.510.) Lighthouses; xcr. 
(747. 761. 777.) Lunatics, &amp;c.; uxxx1. (446. 498. 503.) Mar- 
riages; xcl.(757, 758. 784.820.) Merchant Seamen’s Bill; xc.(430. 
461.467.491.493.) Navigation, Welland; txxx1x. (495, 515.517.) 
Parochial Registration; xc1. (747. 781. 820.) Petty Sessions, 
Ireland ; xcr1. (623. 649. 659.) Railways: Chester and Birkenhead ; 
xcu, (604. 615.645.) Southampton and London; (522. 531.550.) 
‘Spring Guns; txxxu. (399. 469.478.) Tithes Commutation, Eng- 
land; xc1. (690. 729. 761.) Turnpike Road; txxvitt. (365. 386. 
404.) Waterworks (Grand Junction) ; xc. (508. 512. 514. 518.) 


To which Amendments the Commons have agreed with 
Amendments, to whose Amendments the Lords have 
agreed with Amendments, to which Amendments 
the Commons have agreed : 


408. Tithes Commutation, England; xc1. (690. 729. 761.) 
Municipal Corporations, England; xc. (604. 624. 650. 653.) 


To which Amendments the Commons have agreed 
with Amendments, to whose Amendments it does not 
appear that the Lords agreed, though the Bill received 
the Royal Assent : 

409. Horse Patrol Bill; xc1. (693. 800.) 


To which Amendments the Commons have not agreed, 
but have laid the Bill aside : 


410. Grand Juries, Ireland; -xc1. 810. 
Duties; xct. 777. 


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1V. Bills sent to the Lords, returned with Amendments—continued. 


To which Amendments the Commons have not agreed, 
but put off further Consideration thereof to a time 
beyond the probable duration of the Session (Three 
Months, Six Months, &amp;c.) 

411. Charities; uxxvr. (369. 388.) Church in Ireland; xcr. 
(711. 736. 740.) Churches and Chapels; txxxvitt. (727. 732.) 
Customs Wharfs Sale; txxxvit. (404. 415.) Dublin Police; 
xcu. (450. 475.) Dundee Waterworks; xcu. (620. 622.) 
Fees ; txxxv. (574. 608.) Gaols, Ireland: To abolish Gaol Fees 
in Ireland; .xxvi. (369. 406.) Impounding Distresses; xxx. 
399. Inns, Alehouses and Victualling Houses; xcr. 840. Paro- 
chial Assessments; xcr. 794. Post Office Management; xci. 


(551. 570.) Salmon Fisheries, Scotland; ixxxu1. (399. 417.) 
Theatres; xcu. 651. 


To which Amendments the Commons have not agreed, 
and desire Conferences : 


412. Civil Bill Courts, Ireland ; xct. (752. 759. 792. 793. 795. 
796. 797.) Commissary Courts, Scotland; uxxvi. (480. 482. 
483. 485.) Corporations; xc. (604. 632, 642. 650.); xcr. (500. 
624. 640. 647. 648. 653. 681. 771. 783. 787.); xcit. (424. 458. 466. 
609. 512. 585. 589. 645. 646. 668.) Corporations, Ireland; xc, 
(476. 498. 499. 590. 591. 598.) County Coroners; uxxxix. (548. 
654. 571. 575. 594. 595.) Death, Punishment of; txxxvit. (456. 
458. 465. 466. 474.475.) Defence by Counsel Bill; xcr. (681. 799. 
816. 829. 833.) Ecclesiastical Appointments Suspension; xctf. 
(620. 650. 659. 660. 661.) Justices of the Peace; uxxxix. (583. 
589. 591. 594. 595.) Letter Stealing, Scotland; xc1. (316. 432. 
423. 447.) Lunatics, &amp;c.; Lxxxvi. (784. 867. 868. 874. 875); 
LXXXvII. (528. 574, 578. 579.) North Midland Railway ; xcr.(551. 





To which the Commons have not agreed, &amp;¢.—continued, 


572. 575. 576. 577.612.) Pavings (Bognor); xc. (532. 533, 54), 
543.) Poor; ixxxrx. (583. 584. 588. 591.594.595.597.)  Tithes 
Commutation, England ; xc1. (690. 729. 753. 760, 761.) Turnpike 
Roads; ixxxrx. (71. 132. 138.142. 144.) Vagrants; xxix. (499, 
512. 515, 518.) 


Which Amendments the Commons did not consider : 


413. Churches and Chapels; txxx. 606. Chancery, Court of, 
(Ireland); uxxv. 471. Silk; txxvim. 479. 


Consideration of Reasons given by the Lords for insist- 
ing on Amendments to a Bill to which the Commons 
had disagreed, put off for Three Months: 


414. Municipal Corporations (Ireland) Bill; xc1. 598. Mu 
nicipal Corporations (England and Wales) Bill to amend; xcr, 
787. (In this case, the consideration of Reasons and Amend- 
ments were put off for Three Months.) 


The Titles of Bills amended by the Lords and agreed 
to by the Commons: 


415. Lxxx. 376.—Lxxx1. 289. 351.—Lxxxu1. 469.—Lxxx11I. 498, 
LXXXVII. 587.—LXxxvill. 453. 661.—xc. 562.—xcl. 432.—xcll. 245. 


416. Amendments made by the Lords to Bills agreed to, 


Parties consenting :—.xxxn. 436.—xc1. 607. 


417. Amendments made by the Lords to Bills referred 
to Select Committees :—xxxxvr. 685.—xcr. 600. 


V. Bills sent to the Lords, and not returned : 


418. Anatomy; To prevent Disinterment of Human Bodies, 
and to regulate Schools of Anatomy; Lxxxiv. 319. Ap- 
plotments; To authorize appeal from Applotments of County 
Assessments; Lxxxiv. 350.—— Apprentices; To explain and 
amend Act 56 Geo. III., c. 139, for regulating the binding of 
Parish Apprentices; txxx1. 341. To amend the Laws of Set- 
tlement, so far as relates to Seafaring Apprentices; txxxvi. 492. 
LXXXVIII. 557. Arrestment of Wages; For restraining in 
Scotland the Arrestment of Wages; xc. 573.——~ Arrests; To 
revive and make perpetual Act 57 Geo. III., for rendering 
more effectual several Acts for preventing frivolous and 
vexatious Arrests; Lxxix. 311. Assets; Administration ; 
Lxxv. 207.——— Bankrupts; To amend the Laws relating to 
Bankrupts; uxxvi. 412. To amend Act 6 Geo. IV., c. 16; 
LXXX1II. 417.—Lxxxvi. 365.———Bankrupts Estates, Scotland ; 
For regulating the Sequestration of the Estates of Bankrupts in 
Scotland; xcrt. 332.——Bogs; For improving and draining 
the Bogs in Ireland; ixxrx. 449. For the Encouragement of 
the Drainage of Bogs in Ireland; .xxxiv. 319. For drain- 
ing and allotting the Bogs of Ireland; txxxv. 397.———Bread ; 
To regulate the Sale of Bread in Ireland; txxx1. 599. 
Bridges; Southwark; xxix. 505.——Burghs, Royal (Scot- 
land); For preventing the Non-residence of the Magistrates of 
the Royal Burghs of Scotland ; ixxvi. 441.———Calico Printers ; 
To amend and extend Acts for the Encouragement of the Art of 
Designing and Printing of Linens; txxv. 401.———Canada; To 
amend Act 14 Geo. III., for establishing a Fund for defraying 
the Charges of the Administration of Justice and Support of the 
Civil Government of Quebec; txxxvi. 391.——Cattle; To 
alter and amend Act 3 Geo. IV.; txx1x. 256.——Cessio Bono- 
rum; For extending the Jurisdiction of Sheriffs in Scotland 
to the Process of Cessio Bonorum; xc. 575. ———Chancery, 
Court of (Ireland); For the better Administration of Justice in 
the Court of Chancery in Ireland; txxv. 413.—.xxv1. 303, —— 
Charitable Trustees; For the Election of Charitable Trustees in 
certain Boroughs ; xc1. 715.——— Charities ; To extend the Pro- 
visions of Act 52 Geo. III., c. 101, to Ireland; txxxrv. 161. 
——— Churches, Additional; To amend Acts 58 Geo. III., c. 45, 
59 Geo. III., c. 144, for building Additional Churches; ixxvu. 
459.———Churches and Chapels; txxx. 433.——Church in 
Ireland; For the better regulation of Ecclesiastical Revenues 
and the promotion of Religious and Moral Instruction in 
Ireland; xc. 538.——Church Lands; To authorize the Ex- 
change of Church Lands; Lxxx. 608.—1Lxxx1. 202, ———Clack- 
mannan and Kinross Parishes; To render complete the 
Union of certain Parishes and parts of Parishes to the Coun- 
ties of Clackmannan and Kinross; .xxxvin. 593. ——— 
Coals; To prevent Frauds in the Admeasurement of Coals in 
several Parishes in Kent; uxxv. 375.———Companics: Com- 
mercial Bank Company; To enable them to sue and be sued; 





Lxxx. 590. Equitable Loan Company; For the Incorporation 
thereof; txx1x. 444. Dublin Equitable Loan Company; To 
establish the same; txx1x. 473. London and Manchester Equi- 
table Loan Company; For the formation thereof; uxxx. 460. 
London Necropolis and National Cemetery Company; For ena- 
bling such Company to establish Cemeteries for the Interment of 
the Dead in the Vicinity of the Metropolis and the Suburbs 
thereof; xc. 413. Manchester and Salford Equitable Loan 
Company ; To incorporate the same; xxix. 445. London and 
Westminster Bank Company; To enable them to sue and be sued; 
Lxxx1x. 329. Tropical Free Labour Company; To enable them 
to sue and be sued ; txxx. 474. Constables, Ireland; Bill 
to amend Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 103, relating thereto; xc. 574. _——— 
Copyhold Estates; To extend the provisions of Act 59 Geo. III. 
c. 192, for removing certain difficulties in the disposition of Copy- 
hold Estates by Will; txxxu. 377.————Corn and Grain; To 
permit, for a limited time, the entry for Home Consumption of 
Warehoused Corn and Wheaten Flour; txxx. 413. For grant- 
ing Duties of Customs on Corn; Lxxxu. 416.———Cornwall, 
Duchy of; To enable His Majesty to make Leases, Copies and 
Grants of Offices, Lands and Hereditaments, Parcel of the Duchy 
of Cornwall; Lxxxvi. 507.———Corporate Funds; To prevent 
the application thereof to the purposes of the Election of Members 
to serve in Parliament; Lxxx11, 480.—1Lxxxu11. 519.—Lxxxv1. 687. 
—— Corporations, England and Wales; To provide for certain 
eases in which Elections have not been duly made according to 
the provisions of the Act to provide for the regulation of Muni- 
cipal Corporations in England and Wales; xcr. $16. —— 
Corporations, Ireland ; To provide for the regulation of Municipal 
Corporations and Borough Towns in Ireland; xc. 557,.———— 
County Courts; For preventing Delays and Expenses in the 
Proceedings of County Courts; Lxx1x. 406.—.xxx. 439, —— 
Counties; For the better regulation of Divisions in the several 
Counties of England; xxvii. 252.———Courts of Justice; To 
abolish certain Offices in the Superior Courts of Common Law, 
and to make provision for a more effective and uniform establish- 
ment of Officers in those Courts; xc1. 762. Curtesy of Eng- 
land ; To amend the Laws relating to the Estate of a Tenant by 
Curtesy of England ; txxxvit. 408.—.xxxvin. 416. —— Dean 
Forest ; For ascertaining the Boundaries thereof, and for inquiring 
into the rights and privileges claimed by Free Miners, and for 
other purposes; Lxxxvi. 492.———Death; To explain so much 
of Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 48, as enables Courts to abstain from pro- 
nouncing Sentence of Death in certain Capital Felonies; txxxvul. 
239. To repeal so much of Acts 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV.- c. 29, and 
9 Geo. IV. c. 55, as inflicts the Punishment of Death upon Per- 
sons convicted of Robbery; txxxrx. 508. Debtor and Cre- 
ditor ; To facilitate arrangements between Debtor and Creditor ; 
LXXXI. 358. Debts, Small: Small Debt Courts, Scotland ; 
To provide for the holding of Circuit Sheriff Courts in Scotland 











BILLS—continued. 














‘ To facilitate the Payment of Debts out of Real Estates; txxxu11. 


——_— 


for the Trial of Small Debt Causes; txxxvim. 588. For 
the more effectual Recovery of Small Debts in the Sheriff 
Courts, and for establishing Circuit Courts for the Trial of Small 
Debt Causes by the Sheriffs in Scotland ; xc1. 655. Plymouth; For 
the more easy and speedy Recovery of Small Debts; txxxu. 459. 
Tower Hamlets; To explain and amend Acts; Lxxxvi.715.——— 
Defence by Counsel: For enabling Prisoners and others to make 
their Defence by Counsel or Attorney; ixxxix. 511. 
Docks: Gravesend; For amending Act and building a Pier; 
uxxxvul. 263. Southampton Pier; For erecting and maintaining 
a Pier; uxxxvi. 514. Sunderland Docks (North Side); For 
making and maintaining; txxxvu. 400. Trinity North Leith 
Harbour and Docks; xc1. 394. ———Drainages; Lough Swilly 
and Lough Foyle; xcu. 582. Dublin Police; For improving 
the Police in the Dublin Metropolis; xc. 599.———Estates : 








418. To consolidate and amend the Laws for facilitating the 
Payment, of Debts out of Real Property; uxxxiv. 285. To 
authorize Exchanges of Lands and other Possessions of certain 
Ecclesiastical Corporations ; Lxxxvi. 687.—LXXXVII. 133,——— 
Executors: For settling the Rights of Executors in undisposed-of 
Residues of Personal Estates; txxxiu. 433. For making provi- 
sion for the disposal of the undisposed-of Residues of the Effects 
of Testators; Lxxxiv. 326.———Executors and Administrators ; 
For amending the Laws relating to; xc. 312.— ——Fines and 
Recoveries; For the Abolition of Fines and Recoveries, and 
for the, substitution of more simple modes of Assurance in 








lieu of them; .Lxxxvir. 408. Fisheries; To amend Act 
5 Geo. IV. for amending the several Acts for the encourage- 
ment and improvement of the British and Irish Fisheries ; 
LXxx. 321.———Foreign Enlistment; To repeal Act 59 Geo. 
III. c. 69; uxxxvimt. 676. —Lxxx1Ix. 567. ——— Franchise ; 
To repeal so much of Irish Act 4 George I. c. 15, as limits 
the Franchise created by the said Act to Protestants only; 
LXXxv. 476.———Game; To amend the Laws relating thereto ; 
Lxxxiv. 229. To amend the Laws for the Preservation thereof; 
Lxxx. 357. To enable qualified Persons to authorize their Ser- 
vants and others to kill Game; txxxi. 592. ‘To authorize the 
Sale thereof, and toalter the Qualification for taking and killing 
Game in England; txxxu1. 518.— —Gaols; To consolidate 
and amend the Laws relating thereto; Lxxvu. 452.———Gas 
Lights; ixxvi. 263.—.xx1x. 328.—.xxx. 208. 535.—xcil. 468, 
———Glasgow Poor Rates; xc. 517.———Grand Jury Pre- 
sentments ; To regulate the Amount thereof; txxvi1. 394. ———. 
Impounding Distresses; To amend and render more effectual 
Act 10 Car. L., c. 25, relative to Impounding Distresses in Ire- 
land ; xx1x. 462._———Imprisonment for Debt ; For facilitating 
the Recovery of Debts, the Relief of Debtors willing to make 
cession of their Property, &amp;c., and abolishing Imprisonment for 
Debt; xc. 554. For extending the Remedies of Creditors against 
the Property of Debtors, and for abolishing Imprisonment for 
Debt, except in certain cases of Fraud; xcu. 584, ——— 
Inclosures ; uxxxu. 545.—1.xxxil. 331.—.Lxxxtv. 242.—.Lxxxv. 
472.—Lxxxvi. 879.———Indictments ; To prevent the vexatious 
Removal of, and to empower the presiding Judge to pass Sentence 
on Defendants convicted at Nisi Prius; xxx. 618.—— Infants; 
To authorize the transfer and payment of Dividends of Stock 
standing in the names of Infants; Lxx1x. 344. Inheritance ; 
To amend the Law of Inheritance; Lxxxvir. 408. ———I nland 
Navigation ; To authorize the issue of Exchequer Bills for Public 
Works, and for the encouragement of Inland Navigation; itxxv1. 
406.——Insolvent Debtors; To amend certain Acts for the 
relief of Insolvent Debtors in England ; txxviu. 471.——Jews ; 
For the relief of His Majesty’s Subjects professing the Jewish Re- 
ligion; Lxxxvit, 592.—Lxxxix. 383.—xcI. 817.——Jewish 
Marriages ; For removing doubts respecting the validity of cer- 
tain Marriages among persons professing the Jewish Religion; 
xcul. 574. ——— Judges’ Opinions ; To authorize Courts of Ses- 
sions of the Peace to reserve Points of Law in Criminal cases ; 
xc. 307.——Juries and Jurors; To consolidate and amend 
the Laws relative to Jurors and Juries in Ireland; txxxvi. 157. 
To alter and regulate the manner in which Juries are chosen to 
serve on Criminal Trials in Scotland; uxxvir. 440.—.Lxxrx. 
432.———Kilternan and Kilgobban; To unite those Parishes ; 
LXXVIII. 457. Kingston-apon-Hull, Merchant Seamen’s 
Fund; To repeal so much of Act 4 &amp; 5 Will. IV., for Relief of 
Merchant Seamen, as excepts the Guild of the Trinity House of 
Hull from its provisions; xc. 558.—— Lancaster County Court; 
To extend the Jurisdiction thereof; Lxxvi0. 470.—.Lxxrx. 493. 
Land Tax; to relieve certain persons professing the Ro- 








man Catholic Faith from Double Assessment; Ltxxxu1. 607. —— 
Lieutenants, Deputy; To indemnify persons who have acted as 


Deputy Lieutenants in Scotland without due qualification; txxxv1. 
489, 





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GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





V. Bills sent to the Lords, and not returned—continued. 


from the confusion between Calendar and Lunar Months in the 
commutation of time, and to remedy certain Grievances which 
have already been occasioned thereby; xc1. 398. Lunatics, 
&amp;ec.; To amend the Laws relating to Property in Infants, &amp;c. ; 
Lxxxiv. 285. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to 
Lunatics’ Property; uxxxiv. 285. To consolidate and amend 
Acts to facilitate the erection of County Lunatic Asylums, and to 
improve the treatment of Pauper and Criminal Lunatics ; xxxxm1. 
227. Marriages; To amend Act 26 Geo. II. c. 33, for the 
better preventing Clandestine Marriages; txxv. 389. For grant- 
ing relief to Dissenters in relation to the solemnization of Mar- 
riages; LXxxx. 381. For granting relief to certain persons dis- 
senting from the Church of England, in respect of the mode of 
celebrating the Marriage Ceremony ; Lxxxu1. 583.—— Merchant 
and Factor; To alter and amend Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 83; txxrx. 
441.————-Murderers ; To amend Act 10 Geo. IV., for consoli- 
dating and amending the Statutes in Ireland, relating to Offences 
against the Person; Lxxxvinl. 658.——Navigable Rivers; To 
repeal Act 24 Geo. II., and for making other provisions ; txxv1. 
429. Oyster Fisheries; xc1. 484. Parliamentary Elec- 
tors; To regulate the payment of Rates and Taxes by Parlia- 
mentary Electors; xc1. 591.——— Passage Vessels and Passen- 
gers; To amend Act for regulating Vessels carrying Passengers 
between Great Britain and Ireland; txx1x. 361.—— Patents ; 
To amend the Laws respecting Letters Patent for Inventions, and 
to secure the property therein to Inventors; Lxxxvuil. 579. 
Pavings; Dundee Police; xcu. 470. Haverfordwest; xc. 289. 
Leith Police ; To provide for the Municipal Government of the 
Town and Suburbs of Leith; txxxu. 527. London Police; For 
establishing a Day and Night Police in the City of London; 
Lxxxvil. 497. Manchester and Salford Improvement ; To alter 
and amend Act; Ltxxxi. 360. Truro Improvement; xc. 388. 
Westminster Improvement ; For vesting in the Commissioners of 
the Land Revenue the powers and authorities granted by several 
Acts for the Improvement of Westminster; Lxxx1. 317.——— 
Peers; To relieve Roman Catholic Peers from certain Disabilities ; 
LXXVII. 277. Pilots; Toamend and render more effectual the 
Laws respecting Cinque Port Pilots; Lxxx1x. 578.——Poole 
Corporation ; To avoid the Election of the Municipal Council of the 
Borough; xct.711.———Poor ; To amend the Law of Settlement 
so far as relates to Seafaring Apprentices; Lxxxvi. 492.—LXxxviul. 
557. To extend the period necessary to confer a Settlement in 
Scotland ; txxxi. 359. Edinburgh; To regulate and equalize 
the Assessment for the Maintenance of the Poor of the City, and 
the ancient and extended Royalty thereof, and to render Members 
of the College of Justice and others liable to the said Assessment ; 
xcr. 328. Luke’s, St.; To alter and enlarge powers of Act; 
LXXXxvil. 469. Post, Extra; To authorize His Majesty’s 
Postmaster-General to receive certain additional Rates of Postage 
on the Establishment of an Extra Post; txxv. 447.——— Post 
Office; To enable His Majesty to appoint Commissioners for 
executing the Duties of His Majesty’s Postmaster-General; xc. 
761.——— Railways; Ardrossan and Johnston; xci. 415. 
Brighton and London (Stephenson’s); xc1. 581. Cork and Pas- 
sage; xcu. 360. Durham, South; xcz. 582. Edinburgh and 
Glasgow ; xc. 503. Edinburgh, Leith and Newhaven; xc1. 397. 
London and Birmingham; txxxvi. 416. Manchester and 
Cheshire; xcr. 478. Oxford and Great Western; xcir. 225. 
Sheffield and Rotherham; xc. 371. Warrington and Newton Rail- 
way ; Lxxxvi. 740. Western, Great; txxx1x.515. Real Pro- 
perty; To facilitate the payment of Debts out of Real Estates ; 
Lxxxviul. 418. To consolidate and amend the Laws for facilitating 
the payment of Debts out of Real Property; txxx1v. 285. ——— 
Registration of Voters, Ireland; To amend the Law relative to 
the Registry of Voters in Ireland, and to taking the Poll at Elec- 
tions in that part of the United Kingdom ; and to assimilate the 
same as nearly as may be to the Law in force in England; xc. 604. 
———Religious Assemblies; To remove Restrictions upon the 
Freedom of Religious Worship; ixxx1x. 381.——Right, Writs 
of; For the further limitation of Real Actions, and for the Amend- 
ment of the Law relating to Writs of Right; rxxx1. 405. For 
the limitation of Actions and Suits relating to Real Property ; 
and for simplifying the remedies for trying the rights thereof; 
LXXXVII. 408. Roman Catholics ; To provide for the removal 
of the disqualifications under which His Majesty’s Roman 
Catholic Subjects now labour; uxxvi. 227.—1xxx. 398. To 
repeal so much of 7 &amp; 8 Will. III. as relates to the administering 
the Oath of Supremacy to Persons voting at Elections; uxxvut. 
445. For rendering Roman Catholics eligible to certain offices ; 
LXXVill. 455.———Roman Catholic Marriages; To repeal so 
much of Act of the Parliament of Ireland 19 Geo. II., c. 13, as 
makes void all Marriages celebrated by any Popish Priest 
between Protestant and Papist; xc. 400.——— Sasine, Instru- 
ments of; To amend certain Acts of the Parliament of Scotland, 


respecting 























292 


BILLS—continued. 





V. Bills sent to the Lords, and not returned—continued. 


respecting the Registration of Instruments of Sasine, and other 
Writings affecting Heritable Property within that part of the United 
Kingdom; xc. 646.———Securities ; To facilitate the transference 
of Heritable Securities for Debt in Scotland; uxxviu. 387. To 
amend the Laws relating to Securities given for considerations 
arising out of Gaming, usurious and certain other illegal transac- 
tions; Lxxx1x. 207. Session, Court of; To make certain 
alterations in the Duties of the Lords Ordinary, and in the 
Establishment of Clerks and Officers of the Court of Session and 
Court of Commission for Teinds in Scotland ; and to reduce the 
Fees payable in those Courts; xc1. 715.—xcr1. 344. Sewers ; 
To amend the Laws relating to Sewers; txxxvul. 531. 

Sheriffs; To regulate the Office of High ‘Sheriff, to reduce the 
Expenses attending it, and to facilitate passing the Accounts ; 
LXXXxvil. 546. Shire Halls; To explain and amend Act 
7 Geo. IV., c. 63, to provide for repairing, &amp;c., Shire Halls, &amp;c. ; 
xcl. 713.———Slave Trade ; To consolidate and amend the Laws 
relative to the Slave Trade; .txxvin. 473. ——— Spirits; To 
amend so much of Act 35 Geo. III., c. 113, as relates to the Sale 
of Exciseable Liquors by Retail; txxxm1. 397X———Stafford 
Borough Disfranchisement; To exclude the Borough of Stafford 
from sending Burgesses to serve in Parliament; xc. 504. ——— 
Stealing ; To repeal so much of Act 12 Anne as takes away the 
Benefit of Clergy from Persons stealing Money or Goods of the 
value of Forty Shillings; uxxv1. 429. Steam Carriages ; 
To repeal such portions of all Acts as impose prohibitory Tolls 
on Steam Carriages, and to substitute other Tolls on an equitable 
footing with Horse Carriages: xc1. 580. Steam Engines ; 
LXXvI. (374. 378.) Theatrical Representations; For licensing 
Theatres, and for the regulation of Dramatic Performances in the 





Cities of London and Westminster, and within a certain 
thereof; txxxvitt. 600.———Tithes; To amend Act 3 Will. Ty, 
relating to stay of Suits; txxxvim. 722. To abolish Composition for 
Tithes in Ireland, and to substitute in lieu thereof a Land Tax, and 
to provide for the Redemption of the same; Lxxx1x. 562, For the 
Abolition of Personal Tithes ; xc1. 662.———Tobacco ; To repeal 
Act 19 Geo. IIL., for repealing so much of several Acts as prohibit 
the Growth of Tobacco i in Ireland ; Lxxxvi. 489.——— Turnpihes ; 
LXXVI. 162. 207. 212.—.xxvul. 355. 466.—Lxxvil. 268.—1xxrx, 
110. 279. 318. 393. 449. 451.—Lxxx. 313.—Lxxx1I. 221. 477. 
LXXXIV. 250.—LXXXV. 121. 439.—Lxxxvi. 344. 434. 490, 504, 514, 
—LXXXVIl. 270.—LXXXVIII. 312. 386.—LxxxIx. 477. 514, To 
make effectual so much of Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV., c. 43, as relates 
to the powers given therein to Heirs of Entail in possession, to 
burthen their estates for the purpose of making Turnpike Roads 
in Scotland, and the Bridges thereon; xct. 320.——— Universities; 
To prevent certain disabilities which prevent some Classes of Hig 
Majesty’s Subjects from resorting to the Universities of England, 
and proceeding to degrees therein; Lxxx1x. 5832.———Vestries; 
LXXXIV. 113.—LXXXvIII. 649. ‘Wages ; To repeal several Acts 
and parts of Acts prohibiting the payment of Wages in Goods, 
or otherwise than in the Current Coin of the Realm; ixxxvi. 5192, 
Waterworks; Dundee; xcr. 546.——&lt;—— Weights and 
Measures ; For ascertaining and establishing uniformity; uxxvm. 
253.———— Wills; For the amendment of the Law with respect to 
Wills; xc. 312.———Witnesses ; To facilitate the Examination 
of Witnesses in Foreign Parts; xxv. 311. To indemnify 
Witnesses who may give Evidence before Parliament in cases of 
Bribery; xc. 176. 


VI. Bills brought from the Lords, returned with Amendments, or not returned: 


Returned with Amendments : 


To which Amendments the Lords have agreed : 

419. Admiralty; txxxu. (599.) Agra Government; xc. 
(448. 602.) Bank of England; 1xxx1. (285. 299. 333.) Banks 
and Bankers (Scotland); ixxx1. (847. 352. 365. 380.) Bank- 
rupts; uxxvil. (427. 433. 451.)—.xxxvi. (924. 930. 933.)— 
LXXxvill. (652. 657. 683.) Bankrupts (Ireland); xc1. (374. 390. 
393.)—xc1. (606. 613. 619.) Benefices; ixxxvi. (869. 889. 905.) 
—LXxxx1x. (500. 527.) Bread, Sale of; xc1. (655. 674. 686.) Burial 
Grounds; itxxxv. (601. 606. 616.) Capital Punishments; xct. 
(110. 123.) Church Notices; xc1. (606. 619.) Churches, Addi- 
tional; txxxvi. (869. 887. 898.) Clergy; Lxxx1. (365. 373. 380.) 
Clerk of the Peace Documents; xcu. (668, 669.) Companies ; 
LXXXxIx. (363. 368. 376.) Constables; txxxvi. (901. 906. 912.) 
Chancery Sinecures; xxxvil. (579. 585. 587.) Chancery Offices; 
LXxxviil. (703. 711. 727.) Chancery, Court of (Ireland) ; rxxx1x. 
(563. 577. 596.)—xc1. (736. 753. 757.) Deeds; ixxvu. (475. 
477. 480.) Divorces; uxxvu. (375. 381. 385.)—.Lxxxu. (497. 
505.) —_xxxv. (422. 424.) (601. 615. 624.) Ecclesiastical 
Leases ; xct. (389.404. 500.) Ecclesiastical Revenues; xc. (538. 
545. 557.) Entailed Estates (Scotland); xc1. (650. 666. 699.) 
Estates; uxxv. (451. 458. 467.)—1xxvi. (446. 461. 504.) (486. 
488. 504.)—.xxvul. (349, 350. 360.) (399. 411.)—Lxxvim. (390. 
392. 396.)—Lxx1x. (294. 301. 320.) (478. 500. 527.) (481. 485. 
499.) (485. 487. 499.) (496. 504. 518.)—Lxxx. (459. 465. 480.) 
(590. 597. 606.) (608. 615, 616.)—Lxxx11. (378. 585, 586.) (557. 
563. 579.) (559. 572. 586.) (572. 578. 586.) (574. 578. 586.)— 
LXXXIII. (396. 406. 414.) (426. 435. 446.)—.xxxrv. (212. 216. 
220.)—.xxxv. (560. 570. 604.) (561.. 566. 604.) (592. 604.) (580. 
696. 616.) (601. 605. 616.) (649, 650. 653.)—Lxxxvi. (879. 882.) 
LXXXvil. (401. 410. 424.) (517. 547.) (570. 577. 579.)—Lxxxvull. 
(468. 474. 487.) (634. 640. 646.) (674. 679. 696.)—Lxxxix. (418. 
425. 429.) (450. 508. 517.) (538. 546. 569.) —xc. (365. 372. 382.) 
(417. 424. 430.) (438, 445. 451.) (542. 547. 564.) (577. 583. 602.) 
—xcrl. (511, 512. 549.) (538. 560. 589.) (541. 560. 689.) (600. 
605. 619.) (601. 605. 619.) (605. 608. 619.) Evidence, Law of; 
LXxxitl. (358. 380. 458.) Exchequer, Court of; txxxvu. (310. 
578. 587.) Friendly Societies; uxxx1x. (522. 528.536.) Game ; 
LXxxtt. (519. 526. 541.) Indemnities; txxv. (276. 278.) (479. 
485.) Infirmaries (Ireland); txxxvi. (716. 722. 727.) Insur- 
rections and Disturbances (Ireland); uxxix. (511. 519. 530.) 
Judgments; ixxxvi. (191. 198. 226.) Juries and Jurors; .xxx. 
(340. 357.)}—.xxxvit. (710. 716. 727.) Law Courts (Scotland); 
LXxx. (884. 544. 612.) Lectures, Publication; xc. (604. 633. 
646.) Limitation of Actions; xc11. (552.589.) Lord Lieutenants 
of Counties; txxxvi. (771. 778.) Lunatics, &amp;c.; uxxxm1. (538. 
641. 652.)—.xxxvil. (573. 578. 599.) Marriages; uxxvut. (150. 
167. 165.) (469. 473. 478.)—.xx1x. (471. 479. 492.)}—Lxxx. (624. 
630.)—xc. (586, 587. 689. 602.) Merchants and Factors; ixxx. 





Returned with Amendments—continued. 


To which Amendments the Lords have agreed—conté?. 
(613. 616.) Naturalizations (Martin’s); xc1. (503. 509. 521.) - 
Newfoundland ; txx1x. (466. 477. 492.) Oaths and Affirmations ; 
xc. (605. 625. 629.) Patents for Inventions; xc. (581. 587. 646.) 
Peers; txxxvi. (464. 470. 479.) Prescription; txxxvu. (490. 
499.) Prisons; xc. (550. 562. 590.) Private Business; itxxxn. 
(597. 599.) Privy Council; txxxvi. (631. 640. 660.) Pro- 
mises and Engagements; txxxu1. (255. 280. 299.) Quare Im- 
pedit Actions; Lxxx1x. (528. 5382.) Records; txxxu11. (280. 299.) 
Regency; uxxxvi. (171. 174, 183.) Rolls Court; uxxx. (614, 
615, 616.) School Room Sites; xc1. (298.717. 757.) Soane’s 
Museum ; uxxxvutt. (236. 242. 275.) Treason; txxvi. (240. 251.) 
Trial of Offences; uxxxvin. (708. 722.) Turnpike Roads; 
LXxxvil. (710. 715. 722.) Wages; uxxxvi. (839. 891. 894.) 
Wills; xcu1. (523. 548.589.) Witnesses; rxxxvi. (404, 426. 436.) 


To which Amendments the Lords have agreed with 
Amendments, to whose Amendments the Commons 
have agreed : 


420. Estates; rxxxrx. (386. 394, 424. 426.) Offences; txxxu. 
(386. 409. 458. 474.) Tithes; txxxvi. (502. 551. 556.) 


To which Amendments the Lords have not agreed, but 
desire Conferences thereon : 
421. Law Amendment; itxxxvim. (630. 651.) Central Crimi- 


nal Court; txxx1x..(476. 517,518.) Patents for Inventions; xc. 
(580, 581. 587. 646. 654.) 


To which Amendments it does not appear that the 
Lords agreed : 
422. Admiralty; uxxxm. 599. 


To which Amendments it does not appear that the 
Lords agreed, though the Bill received the Royal 
Assent : 

423. xci. (581. 618.) (632. 637. 665.)—xcr1. (604. 609. 624.) 


Not returned: 


Bills brought from the Lords which the Commons put 
off to a time beyond the probable Duration of the 
Session (Six Months, Three Months, &amp;c.) 

424. Benefices Plurality; xcr1. 802. Burning Land, Ireland; 
For more effectually restraining the pernicious Burning of Land in 
Ireland; xxx1x. 441. Churches and Chapels; txxvi. 369.—LXXXI. 
139.—.Lxxxv. 340. Game; txxx111. 410. Common Fields Inclosure; 
Lxxx1x. 559. Labourers’ Employment; txxxvi. 614. Mary- 
le-bone ; 1xxx. 546. Railways; uxxxrx. 469, 

Which 


















———— 


VI. Bills brought from the Lords, returned with Amendments, or not returned—continued. 


Not Returned—continued. 
Which the Commons did not proceed to read the First 
Time: 
425. Burning Land; txxxv1.798. Church Discipline; xc1.757. 


In which the Commons did not proceed, but laid the 
Bill aside : 
426. Benefices ; To extend the Provisions of Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV., 
c. 25; uxxxi. 486. Walcott Charity Estates; For confirming 
a Partition of Estates; uxxx11. 462. 


In which the Commons did not proceed beyond the First 
Reading : 

427. Benefices Plurality; .xxxvi. 898.— .xxxvi. 561. 
Churches, Additional; uxxxvi. 484. Churches (Dawley); rxxx. 
629. Common Law Courts; txxxvi.920. Debtor and Creditor; 
txxxvi. 502. Estates (Beattie); uxxxvi. 506. Equity Decrees ; 
Lxxxvi. 902. Justice, Administration of, and Proceedings in 
Equity; .xxxiv. 327.—.xxxv. 599. Lands and Tenements; 
uxxxvi.901. Lunatics; xxxv1.920. Naturalizations (Hebeler) ; 
uxxxvi. 513. Poor; ixxxvi. 339. Prescription; txxxvi. 927. 
Spring Guns; txxxvi. 927. Tithes; txxxvi. 828. 927. 





Not Returned—continued. 


In which the Commons did not proceed beyond Com- 
mitment : 

428. Beer, Sale of ; xxxxvi. 927.—1xxxvu. 523. Birmi 
Grammar School; ixxxvi. 412. Ecclesiastical Courts Contempts; 
LXXXxvi. 927. Exchequer Court, Scotland; uxxxvi. 901. Judg- 
ments, English and Irish; uxxx1x. 409. Names (Goodlake); 
Lxxxvi. 498. Parish Registers; txxxv. 639. 


In which the Commons did not proceed beyond going 
into Committee : 
429. Interpleader; ixxxvi. 396. 


In which the Commons did not proceed beyond the 
Report : 


430. Lunatics; txxxvi. 544. 


In which the Commons did not proceed beyond the 
Third Reading : 
431. Spring Guns; txxx. 617. 


VII. Bills Withdrawn, Put off, Laid aside, Rejected : 


Bills Withdrawn : 


432. On Notice being taken,—That they contained Provisions 
not authorized by the Order; txxx. 329.—.xxxiv. 261. That it 
contained a Clause not within the Order of Leave; xc. 411. Was 
not prepared according to the Order of Leave; xc11. 425. That 
the said Bill contained a Clause altering the Law of Settlement ; 
Lxxx. 329. That Bills were not prepared according to the 
Standing Orders; .xxvit. 116. Were improperly prepared ; 
LXxxil. 325. 339. 348. Were not properly prepared; xci1. 254. 


Were not prepared in due form; txxrx. 229. 


433. On Notice being taken,—That the Schedules to which 
the Bill refers were not inserted therein ; txxx.584. That no Report 
had been made from the Committee on the Petition for a Bill, and 
no Order had been made for Leave to bring in the same; xc. 237. 

434. The Committee having reported that it would be more 
expedient to withdraw the same and present another ; Lxxxiv. 261. 
———QOn Report from Committee, that the printed Bill was not 
a correct copy of the House Bill; another Bill ordered ; xc1. 709. 

435. On Report that the Parties had expressed their wish to 
that effect; txxv1. 372.————On report from Committee to whom 


a Petition praying that a Bill might be withdrawn had been re- 
ferred ; and Instruction to Committee on another Bill to make pro- 
vision ; LXxvul. 198. 


436. The Committee on the Bill having amended it by leaving 
out from the words “ Whereas the,” to the end of the Bill; 


Lxxx11. 460. 


437. On notice taken that Bills were Private Bills, and ought 
to have been brought in on Petition; uxxx. 488. 491. And 


notices given; Lxxx. 490. 


438. On Petition against a Bill being presented ; the Com- 
mittee on the Bill discharged from any further proceeding, and 


the Bill ordered to be withdrawn; txxxvi. 624. 


439. Bills withdrawn, and leave given to present others; 
LXXIX. 229.—Lxxx. 311. 348.—Lxxx1. 170.—Lxxx1l1. 348. 460.— 
LXXx1. 481.—.Lxxxvill. 359.———Bill withdrawn after the 
Third Reading; Petition for Bill read, and another Bill ordered; 
LXXXxvI. 338.————Bills ordered to be withdrawn, without any 
reason assigned; Lxxvi. 251. 379.—Lxxvil. 438.—Lxxx. 311. 510. 
—LXXXI, 343.—LXXxx1l. 445. 477.—Lxxx111. 481.—LxxxIv. 216.— 


LXXxvI. 303.—xc. 558. 604.—xc1. 199.—xc11. 92. 150, &amp;c. 
Parts of a Bill Withdrawn : 


440. On Petitionstating that Notices had not been given respect- 
ing certain parts of a Private Bill,the House was informed that the 
Parties interested in promoting the said Bill consented to with- 


draw such parts; Lxxvi. 232. 


Bills put off : 


441. Fora Fortnight,—Second Reading; xcu. 604. Further 


consideration of Reports; ixxv. 453.—.xxxu. 601. 


442. For Three Weeks,—Second Readings; txxvin. 474.— 
xcr1. 607.613. Committee on Bill; xc1.822. Further consider- 
ation of Report ; txxxvi. 640. Further consideration of Lords’ 


Amendments; xcu. 651. 


443.. For One Month,—Second Readings; uxxxu. 577.— 
LXxxvill. 702.———Committees on Bills; uxxv. 419.—.xxxv. 
635. Further consideration of Reports ; txxv. 466.—.Lxxxul. 574. 


444. For Six Weeks,—Second Readings ; uxxv. 402.—Lxxxvitl. 


603. Further consideration of Report ; txxv. 405. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCH. (1820--1837.) 





Bills put off—continued. 

445. For Two Months,—Committees on Bills; txxrx. 510.— 
xci. 678. Reports; txxv. 422. Further consideration of Re- 
ports; Lxx1x. 529.—.Lxxxu1l. 487. 

446. For Three Months,—First Readings; .txxxvi. 905.— 
Lxxxvil. 614. Second Readings; ixxv. 408.—.Lxxvi. 229.— 
LXXVII, 418.—LxXXvIII. 457.—LxXxIxX. 419.—LXxx. 622.—Lxxx1. 
267.—Lxxxil. 592.—LXxXill. 432,—.Lxxx1v. 369.—Lxxxvu1. 599.— 
xc. 499, &amp;c. Lords’ Bill; txxvu. 359. Committees on Bills; 
LXxvil.412.—LxXxvIill. 416.—Lxx1x. 441.—Lxxx.551.—Lxxx1. 303.— 
LXXXIIl. 42]1.—LXxxIv. 350.—Lxxxv. 639.—xcI. 802.—xc1. 521, 
&amp;e. Reports; .xxvi. 496.—.Lxxvit. 436.—Lxxxv. 531.——— 
Second Reading of Committee’s Amendments; ixxxu. 514. 
Further consideration of Committee’s Amendments; txxxu. 514. 
Further consideration of Reports; txxv. 447.—.xxvi. 408.— 
LXXVII. 364,—LXXvIll. 425.—Lxxx. 440.—LXxxI. 230.—LXxxI1. 
597.—.Lxxxiv. 304.—xci. 527, &amp;c.———Third Readings; txxv1. 
460.—Lxxvitl. 440.—LXxxx. 324.—Lxxxu. 531.—.xxxi. 469.— 
LXxxvil. 499.—xc1. 488.—xci1. 480, &amp;c. Consideration of Lords’ 
Amendments; xc. 794. Further consideration of Lords’ 
Amendments; xc1. 740.—xcu. 570. Consideration of Lords’ 
Reasons for insisting on their Amendments to Bills; xc1. 598. 788. 

447. For Six Months,—First Readings; .xxx1. ‘139. Bill 
from the Lords; txxx1x. 469. Second Readings; uxxv. 350.— 
LXxvi. 101.—.xxvil. 157.—.Lxxvitl. 110.—Lxxix. 267.—Lxxx. 73. 
—LXXXI. 3827 .—LXXxXI1l. 121.—LxxxIv. 253.—.Lxxxv. 171.—LXXxXvI1. 
739.—LXXxvil. 45.—LXXXVIIl. 283.—.Lxxx1x. 173.—xc1. 131, &amp;c. 
The Speaker having called attention to circumstances regarding 
the Standing Orders; txxx. 240. Notice being taken that the 
said Bill ought to have originated in the House of Lords; txxx. 
546. Notice being taken that a Bill brought from the Lords 
ought to have originated in this House, as a Private Bill, upon 
Petition; uxxx1. 139. Committee on the Bill; txxv. 413.— 
LXXvI, 347,—LXXVII. 335.—LXXVUI. 377.—LXxxil. 592.—LXXXIll. 
395.—LXxxvil. 136.—Lxxxvul. 518.—xc1. 442. Reports; xxv. 
418,—Lxx1x. 493.—.xxx1. 215. Second Reading of Committee’s 
Amendments; txxx1x. 265. Further consideration of Reports ; 
LXxv. 430.—LXXxvI. 332.—Lxxvil 383.—Lxx1x. 494.—LXXxXI. 202.— 
LXXXIII. 99.—LXXxxvil. 531.—xci1. 356. Third Readings ; txxviu. 
289.—-Lxxx1. 299.—Lxxxvi. 531.—Lxxxvil. 499.—xcI. 203.— 
xci1, 295, &amp;c. Further Proceedings on Third Reading; uxxxv1. 
338. Further consideration of Lords’ Amendments; cxxv1. 
388.—Lxxx. 399.—LXxXxuI. 417.—LXXXvil. 415.—LXxx1x. 577.— 
Lxxxv. 608, &amp;c. 

448. For Nine Months,—Committee on Bill; uxxv. 440. 

Bills laid aside : 

449. Bill ordered to be laid aside (Nem. con.) on considering 
Lords’ Amendments ; xc1. 777. Ordered to be laid aside on con- 
sidering Lords’ Amendments; xc1. 810. 

Bills from the Lords: 

450. Walcott Charity Estates; For confirming a Partition 
thereof by vesting the same in Trustees; txxxim. 462. Ecclesi- 
astical Preferments ; for the Relief of Spiritual Persons from cer- 
tain Penalties ; txxxim. 486. 

Bill rejected : 
451. London Tithes Bill 1ejected on Second Reading; xxx 


425. 
VIII. Bills 


4E 










460. In Session 


VIII. Bills passed with unusual Expedition : 


452. Bills presented; read a First and Second Time ;—And 
committed the same day; Lxxvil. 9.—.xxx. 192. 622.—LXXXVI. 
$53,.—.Lxxxvil. 103. 562.—.Lxxxvi. 698, 699.—xcrI. 624, 625. 
646. And considered in Committee, and reported; and Report 
to be further considered on a future Day; and Bills ordered to be 
printed as amended ; uxxrx. 529. (Five Bills.)—1xxxu. 310. 479. 
(Four Bills,) 479. 517. 595.—.xxx111. 130. 


453. Bills presented; read a First and Second Time; com- 
mitted ; reported ; ordered to be ingrossed ; read a Third Time; 
passed; and sent to the Lords the same Day; ixxv. 101.— 
LXxx1v. 411.—Lxxxv. 643, 644. 


454. Bills from the Lords; received; read a First and Second 
Time ; and committed the same Day; uxx1x. 501. 527.—.Lxxxv. 
647. 649. And considered in Committee and reported; read a 
Third Time ; passed ; and sent back to the Lords the same Day ; 
LXxv. 275. 479.—.Lxx1x. 461. 


455. Billsread a Second Time; committed; reported; and Day 
appointed for further consideration of Reports; the same Day; 
LXXIX. 443, 448,.—Lxxxul. 336.—Lxxxv. 524.—Lxxxvill. 498, &amp;c. 
———Read a Second Time ; committed ; reported ; ordered to be 


IX. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings : 


Resolutions relative to Times for Private Bills: 


No Petitions for Private Bills 
to be received after Friday | 
5 May 1820. 
Rescinded, and Resolution 
appointing Friday 
12 May 1820. 
Lxxv. 141. 

9 Feb. 1821. 


Commencing 
21 April 1820. 





1820. 


23 Jan. 1821. 


5 Feb. 1822. 22 Feb. 


1823. 
1824, 


4 Feb. 1823. 
3 Feb. 1824. 


21 Feb. 
20 Feb. 


1825. 
1826. 
1826-7. 
1828. 
1829. 
1830. 


3 Feb. 1825. 
2 Feb. 1826. 
14 Nov. 1826. 
29 Jan. 1828. 
5 Feb. 1829. 
4 Feb, 1830. 


18 Feb. 
17 Feb. 
23 Feb. 
15 Feb. 
20 Feb. 
19 Feb. 


26 Oct. 1830. 25 Feb. 1831. 


Rescinded, and Resolution 
appointing Monday, 
28 Feb. 1831. 

LXXXVI. 295. 

27 June 1831. 
17 Feb. 1832. 
22 Feb. 1833. 
21 Feb. 1834. 

Friday, 13 Mar. 1835. 

19 Feb. 1836. 
17 Feb. 1837. 


1831. 
1831-2. 
1833. 
1834. 
1835. 
1836. 
1837. 


14 June 1831. 
6 Dec. 1831. 
29 Jan. 1833. 
4 Feb. 1834, 
19 Feb. 1835. 
4 Feb. 1836. 
31 Jan. 1837, 


ingrossed; and Day appointed for Third Reading ; the same Day; 
LXxv. 297.—txxvi. 801. And read Third Time, and passed the 
same Day; xc1. 780. 820. , 
456. Bills from the Lords, read a Second Time; committed 
reported ; read a Third Time ; passed ; and sent back to the Lords 
the same Day; Lxxx1. 387.—LXxXIII. 236. 
457. Bills considered in Committee; reported; ordered to be 
ingrossed; and Day appointed for Third Reading; the same 
Day; uxx1x. 369. Passed and sent to the Lords the same Day; 


Lxxvul. 14.—xc1. 821. 


458. Bills from the Lords considered in Committee; reported 
without Amendments; read a Third Time; passed; and sent back 
to the Lords the same Day; txxvi. 158.—.xxix. 305.—.xxxy, 
494, &amp;e. &amp;e. 


459. Bills reported with Amendments; ordered to be ingrogs. 
ed; read a Third Time, and passed the same Day; xci1. 631. 645, 
Bills from the Lords reported with Amendments; read a Third 





No Private Bill to be read 
a First Time after 


Tuesday, 30 May 1820. 
Rescinded, and Resolution 





appointing 
Wednesday, 31 May 1820. 


Lxxv. 238. 
5 March 1821, 
Enlarged to 
Friday, 9 March 1821; 
LXXVI. 133. 
Monday, 18 March 1822. 


Monday, 24 M»rch 1823. 
Monday, 22 March 1824. 


Monday, 21 March 1825. 
Monday, 13 March 1826. 
Monday, 19 March 1827. 
Monday, 17 March 1828. 
Monday, 16 March 1829. 
Monday, 8 March 1830. 


Monday, 21 March 1831. 


Monday, 4 July 1831. 
Monday, 26 March 1832. 
Monday, 25 March 1833. 
Monday, 24 March 1834. 
Monday, 13 April 1836. 
Monday, 28 March 1836. 
Monday, 20 March 1837. 


Time; passed, and sent back to the Lords’ the same day; 
LXxvil. 349,.—Lxxxv. 650. 


No Report of Private Bills to be 
received after Monday 





\ 
19 June 1820, Pp. txxv. 120. 


Resolution for not receiving any Reports 
of a Private Bill relating to Ireland after 
Thursday, 29 June 1820, xxv. 238. 


Thursday, 19 April 1821, p. txxvi. 7. 


Monday, 29 April 1822, p. rxxvu. 8. 


Enlarged for Turnpike Bills to 
20 May 1822, rxxvir. 197. 


Monday, 5 May 1823, p. txxvut. 6. 
Monday, 17 May 1824, p. txxrx. 7. 
Rescinded, and Resolution appointing 

Monday, 24 May 1824, txxrx. 355. 
Monday, 30 May 1825, p. Lxxx. 8. 
Monday, 1 May 1826, P. Lxxx1. 7. 
Monday, 14 May 1827, Pp. Lxxx11. 28. 
Monday, 5 May 1828, p. txxxm1. 8. 
Monday, 11 May 1829, Pp. exxxiv. 10. 
Monday, 3 May 1830, p. txxxv. 9, 10. 
Rescinded, and Resolution appointing 

Monday, 10 May 1830, txxxv. 285. 
Monday, 9 May 1831, p. yxxxvi. 13. 


Monday, 25 July 1831, Pp. uxxxv1.525. 
Monday, 28 May 1882, p. txxxvul. 7. 
Monday, 20 May 1833, Pp. txxxvu1. 10. 
Monday, 26 May 1834, p. txxxrx. 10. 
Monday, 22 June 1835. xc. 19. 
Monday, 6 June 1836. xc1. 9. 
Monday, 5 June 1837. xcr. 8. 


Petitions for Bills: Petitions for Bills—continued. 


461. [Private Bills] Presented; And Bills immediately or- 
dered [if no Toll or Duty be proposed to be levied]; txxv. 279. 
—LXXVII. 40.—LXxXxX. 45.—Lxxxv. 53.—Lxxx1x. 53.—xcit. 6, &amp;c. 
————-And Standing Orders read and entered, and Bill ordered ; 
LXxXv. 7. 120.—-—And Bill ordered [although it was proposed 
to alter or increase Tolls]; xc. 9.—xc11. 5. ———And Petitions re- 
ferred to Select Committees ; xxv. 180.—1xxx. 77.—Lxxx1x. 144. 

Referred to Committees on other Petitions; uxxv. 142.— 
LXxx. 58.———And Petitions ordered to lie upon the Table only ; 
LXXVIL. 48, 51.—.Lxxx. 64.—xcu1. 5, 6.———Petitions for Bills, 
stating that Standing Orders had not been complied with, referred 
to Standing Orders Committee ; txxx. 12. 22. 


462. Presented after the time limited, on the House being 
informed that Members had the same in their possession, but were 
prevented from presenting them by the unexpected Adjournment 
of the House; xxx. 77.80.——Notice taken that a Petition 
for a Bill, presented on a former day, was not signed; Order for 
referring the same to a Committee discharged, and Petition 
ordered to be withdrawn ; xc1. 325. 





463. Read upon Motion, and Bill ordered; txxx. 115.——— 
And Petition ordered to be discharged ; xc1. 621.———And 
Orders for referring the same to Committees read and discharged, 
and Petitions referred to Committee on another Petition ; uxxx. 58. 
———Orders discharged for referring the same to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Bills; xc1. 99. 102.———Order for 
referring the same to Standing Orders Committee, read and dis- 
charged, and Petition referred to a Committee; txxx. 58.———— 
Orders for leave to bring in Bills read and discharged, and Peti- 
tions referred to Select Committees ; txx1x. 130.—.xxx. 109.— 
LXXXv. 18. 96.—LXXXxvII. 63.—xc. 172.—xc1. 40. Petition 
for Bill presented on a former day referred to a Committee without 
being read; xc. 17.———Referred to Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 18. 


464. Read upon Motion; Order for referring the same to @ 
Committee discharged, and leave given to withdraw the Petition ; 
LXXXvI. 591.———On Order of the Day being read for resuming 
adjourned Debate on Motion that Petition for Bill be referred to 
a Committee, Petition ordered to be withdrawn; txxxvi. 587. 

465, Orders 



























1X. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


Petitions for Bills—continued. 
465. Orders to Select Committees on Petitions for Private 
Bills: To meet to-morrow in the Speaker’s Chamber, and to have 
power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; uxxv. 180.— 
LXXX. 77.—Lxxx1x. 144, K&amp;c.———Have power to send for Per- 
sons, Papers and Records ; xc1. 19..———The original Petition 
for a Bill having been mislaid, Instruction to the Committee that 
they have power to proceed upon the Petition as printed in the 
Journals ; uxxx1x. 122.———Leave given to Committee on Peti- 
tion for Bill to report Observations, together with Minutes of 
Evidence; txxxv. 259. Minutes of Committee on Petition 
for Bill ordered ; 1xxxv. 274._——Committees on Petition for 
Bills revived; txxx. 165. 232.———And ordered to sit and pro- 
ceed upon the said Petition ; xc1. 67. Revived Committee on 
Petition for Bill to sit and proceed to-morrow; Lxxx. 165. 
To report Minutes of Evidence ; xxxv1. 386.———Time enlarged 
for report of a Petition; txxxviu. 208. 


466. Standing Order, 19 August 1837, read, and Select Com- 
mittee appointed, to whom all Petitions for Private Bills are to be 
referred, except those for making any Turnpike Road, or to con- 
tinue or amend any Act for making, maintaining, &amp;c. any Turn- 
pike Road ; xc11. 8. Power to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; xcu. 29.———Petitions for Bills presented and referred 
to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcrz. 19. 
21. 24. 31. 38, &amp;e. To examine the Matter thereof, and to 
report their Observations thereupon; xcr1. 232. 


467. Petitions for leave to present Petitions for Private Bills; 
And ordered to lie upon the Table; xc. 72. And leave imme- 
diately given; txxv. 219.—.xxvi. 341.—1xxvit. 380.—1xxvu. 
125.—.xxx. 98, &amp;c. King’s Recommendation signified, and 
leave given ; LXxv. 347-3.—Lxxxvi. 193.——And Petitions re- 
ferred to Select Committees; txxvi. 90.—Lxxvul. 95.—LxxviII. 
71.—LXxXIx. 155.—.Lxxx. 126.—.Lxxxi. 133.—.Lxxxu. 424.— 
LXXx1tl. 124.—.LxxxIv. 112.—Lxxxv. 88.—LXXxxvVvl. 879.—LxxxvII. 
183.—LXxxxvilI. 150.—.Lxxx1x. 110.—xc. 169.——~— Resolved, 
That all Petitions for leave to present a Petition for a Private 
Bill be referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills, and that the said Committee do report to the House their 
Opinion on the propriety of granting the Prayer of such Peti- 
tion; xc. 75. Petition referred to the Select Committee 
on Petitions for Private Bills; xc11. 76. 198. 288, &amp;e.——— Peti- 
tions for leave to present Petitions for Bills that had been ordered 
to lie upon the Table, referred to the Select Committee on Peti- 
tions for Private Bills (without being read); xcu. 93. Peti- 
tion for leave to present Petition for Bill presented immediately 
after a Lords’ Bill had been ordered to be read 2° this Day Six 
Months, and referred; txxxv. 340.—— Act of the same Session 
read, and Petition for leave to present Petition for Bill, presented 
and referred; Lxxx1u1. 510.———Orders to Select Committees on 
such Petitions; To meet To-morrow in the Speaker’s Chamber, 
and to have Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; 
LXxvi. 90.—LXXVII. 95.—LXXVIII. 71.—LXxIx. 155.—Lxxx. 126.— 
LXXXI. 1383.—LXXxIl. 424.—LXxx1lI, 124.—LxxxIv. 112.—Lxxxv. 
88.—LXxxVI. 381.—LXXXVII. 226.—.Lxxxvill. 150.—Lxxx1x. 113. 
——— All Members serving for the County of Surrey to be 
Members of a Committee on Petition for Bill referred to the 
Middlesex List; xc1. 56.———All Members serving for the 
several Counties, and for the Boroughs therein, through which 
Counties Railways are intended to pass, to be Members of Com- 
mittees on Petition for Bills; xc1. 19, 20. 32. 43. 62. 


468. Resolutions in Sessions 1820 and 1831; That upon every Pe- 
tition presented during those Sessions, and referred, the Committee 
do examine, in the first place, whether the same Petition be the same 
in substance as any Petition for the same purpose and from the 
same Parties in the last Session, and whereupon any Proceedings 
were pending on the Dissolution; and in such case all Minutes 
of Evidence taken before the former Committee be received in 
evidence of the Matter of the said Petition and in proof of the 
Standing Orders having been complied with; uxxv. 119.—1Lxxxv1. 
625. 




















Reports made from Select Committees on Petitions for 
Bills : 


469. And ordered to lie upon the Table; txxv. 215.—1.xxv1. 
26.—1LxxIx. 73.—LxxxiI. 112. 296.—xc. 169.—xc1. 28. 336.— 
xc. 90.———And Bills immediately ordered; txxv. 158.— 
LXXIX, 165.—LxXxx. 212.—.LxxxI. 132.—.Lxxxix. 113.—xcl. 22. 
———And Two Bills immediately ordered ; txxvi. 62.—1xx1x. 
184.—-Lxxx. 139.—xc1. 70.———And Three Bills immediately 
ordered ; uxxvi11. 109.———That Petitions are not within the 
Standing Orders relative to Bills (proposing to levy Tolls), and 
Bills immediately ordered ; txxv. 227.—.xxvi. 62.—Lxxvil. 43.— 
LXXIX, 135.—Lxxx. 160.—LXxx111. 86.—LxXxXxvi. 314.—1LxxxIx. 56. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 





Reports from Select Committees on Petiticus, &amp;e.—cont?. 


—xc. 188.—xc1. 60.———And Reports immediately re-commit-: 
ted to former Committees; Ltxxvi. 32.—.xxviml. 136.—Lxxx111. 
87.—LXXXvill. 153.—xc1. 12, 22.———And Reports immediately 
referred to Committees of the Whole House; txxx1. 85.— 
LXXXII1. 229.———That the Standing Orders had not been, or 
had only been in part, complied with; And Bills ordered ; txxv. 
210.—xxx. 29. And that no Toll being intended to be taken; 
Bill ordered ; rxxv. 136. 148. 157.——That Standing Orders had 
not been complied with, but that the Parties had been permitted 
to proceed in the last Session; And Bill ordered ; txxxvi. 555. 
———-And leave granted for Notices, and Bills ordered immedi- 
ately; Lxxvi. 40.—Lxxvit. 48.—Lxxvul. 70.—Lxx1x. 217.301. 
And Reports ordered to lie upon the Table ; xxv. 233.—.xxv1. 32. @ 
—LXXxvil. 41.—Lxxvitl. 67.—.Lxx1x. 47, &amp;c.———-And Report re- 
committed to the former Committee ; txxxvi1, 66.———And Re- 
ports referred to Select Committee on Standing Orders ; txxx. 102. 
—LXxxI. 90.—LXXxil. 298.—LXxx11I. 62.—LXXXIV. 299.—Lxxxv. 
87.—LXxxVI. 239.—Lxxxvil. 119.—.xxx1x. 79, &amp;c.———Order for 
referring the same to Select Committee on Standing Orders dis- 
charged, and Report re-committed to the former Committee, and 
the Committee revived ; Lxxx. 232.———Report from Committee 
on Petition for Bill, to whom Petition complaining of non-com- 
pliance with Standing Orders had been referred, that Standing 
Orders had been complied with ; ordered to lie upon the Table 
(only); txxx1. 123.———Report made from Committee on Peti- 
tion for Bill that Standing Orders had been complied with ; Mo- 
tion for leave to bring in a Bill made; Petition complaining of 
non-compliance with Standing Orders presented and read ; Motion 
for re-committing the Report withdrawn; Petition ordered to lie 
upon the Table; and Bill ordered; txxx1. 19, 





470. Reports made from the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills ; and Bills immediately ordered ; xcur. 31.——And 
Reports ordered to lie upon the Table; xc. 71. 94. ———That 
Petitions do not come within the Standing Orders; and Reports to 
lie upon the Table ; xc1. 31. 77. 99. 160. And Bills ordered; 
xen. 44.71. 103. 

471. Report from Committee on Petition for Bill of Minutes 
of Evidence; txxxv. 259._—_Report and Minutes ordered to 
be printed ; Lxxxv. 269.———Reports made from Committees on 
Petitions for Bills by order; txxxv. 125.—.Lxxxvi. 241.—.Lxxxvul. 
101.—Lxxx1x. 153.—xc. 216.—xcl. 70. 





472. Reports made from Committees on re“committed Reports 
on Petitions for Bills; and ordered to lie on the Table; txxvz. 
96.—Lxxix. 96. And leave for Notices granted, and Bills 
ordered ; txxv. 216.—.Lxxvit. 171.—_xx1x. 178. And Bills 
immediately ordered; txxvi. 75.—Lxxvil. 71.—.Lxx1x. 96. 106. 
———And Reports ordered to lie upon the Table; Standing 
Orders reported to be not, or only in part, complied with ; txxvu. 
122,—LXXVIU. 75.—LXx1x. 96. 148. 

473. On Petitions for leave to present Petitions for Bills, and 
leave immediately given; Lxxvi. 96.—LXxxvil. 79.—Lxxvuill. 95.— 
LXXIX. 134.—LxXxx. 167.—LXXXIII. 136.—Lxxxvi. 394.—LXXXIX. 
124.—xc. 209.—xc1. 92.—-—-And Reports ordered to lie upon 
the Table; yxxvu. 75.—Lxxvull. 118.—.xx1x. 214,—Lxxx1. 309. 
That they had examined the matter of the said Petition, 
but that no evidence having been produced in support of the 
allegations thereof, the same had not been proved; Lxxrx. 214. 
That Standing Orders had not been complied with, and 
leave given to present Petition as desired ; Lxx1x. 286.——— 
Reports from the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills 
made, and leave given to present Petitions for Bills; xc. 101. 
242. 335.———And Reports to lie upon the Table; xci. 133. 
241. 310. 

474. On Petitions for Bills read upon Motion; And Reports 
re-committed to former Committees; Lxxv. 165.—.Lxxvi. 102. 177. 
—LXXVIII. 72.—Lxx1x. 90. 144._———And Bills ordered; ixxv. 
177.—LXxvil. 26.—LxxIx. 97. 142.—Lxxx. 334.—Lxxx1I. 299.— 
xc. 206.—xc1. 33. 2563.———And leave for Notices granted, and 
Bill ordered; txxvu. 53.———And leave for Notices granted, 
and Two or more Bills ordered ; txxrx. 184. And Standing 
Orders dispensed with; txxvit. 45,———Read upon Motion ; 
Standing Order read and entered, and Report ordered to be con- 
sidered on a future day; Lxxxv. 443. Read upon Motion 
after the Order for the Second Reading of a Bill had been dis- 
charged and the Bill withdrawn, and before another Bill was 
ordered; Lxxx. 348. And leave given to deposit Plans, 
Books of Reference, Lists, Accounts, &amp;c., and Bills ordered ; 
LXXVIII. 68. Petition for Bill and Report of Committee 
thereupon, read upon Motion, and referred to a Committee of the 
whole House; and House will resolve itself into Committee on a 
future day; Lxxx1. 138. Reports made from Select Com- 
mittees on Petitions for leave to present Petitions read, upon 

Motion ; 





























BILLS—continued. 





IX. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


Reports from Select Committees on Petitions, &amp;c.—cont*. 
Motion ; and leave given; txxvit. 80.—Lxxvuit. 125.—LXxxix. 247. 
——Reports from Committees on re-committed Reports from 
Committees on Petitions read upon Motion, and leave granted for 
Notices; Bills ordered ; Committees to report on Notices; txxvul. 
126.—.Lxxvitl. 79. 171,—Lxx1x. 100. 154. And Bills ordered; 
LXxix. 280. 


Orders for bringing in Bills: 

475. [Public Bills.] Bills ordered, without any previous pro- 

ceeding ; LXxv. 215.—LXxx1l. 405.—Lxxx1x. 286.—xcu. 28; Ke. 

Lords’ Bill laid aside, and another Bill ordered; txxx11. 
462.———Resolutions made by the House, and Bill ordered ; 
Lxxxvi. 821.——Bill ordered as an amendment to Question for 
a Resolution of the House; txxx1. 61.———Entry in Journal of 
Resolutions of the House in a former Session, read upon Motion ; 
Bill ordered ; txxx1. 442.———Accounts and Papers read, and 
Orders that leave be given to bring in Bills; txxv1. 61.—1.xxxu. 
503.—Lxxx1x. 40.—xc. 370. 557.—xc1. 639. Acts read, and 
Orders that leave be given to bring in Bills; rxxv. 132.—.xxv1. 
260.—Lxxvul. 48.—LXxxIx. 65.—Lxxxv. 56.—xclI. 14.—xcll. 28, 
&amp;e. [See Acts of Parliament.|———Sections of Acts read, 
and Bill ordered ; txxx1x. 285. Acts read, Papers read, and 
Bills ordered ; uxx1x. 472.—1.xxx. 287.—LxxxIv. 320. Acts 
of the same Session read, and Bills ordered; txxvut. 359. 395. 

A Message from His Majesty read, and Bill ordered ; 
Lxxv. 165. Part of His Majesty’s or Lords Commissioners’ 
Speech at the beginning of a Session, read upon Motion, and Bills 
ordered; Lxxxv. 69.—LXxxvI. 558.—Lxxxvil. 17.———Reports 
from Select Committees read, and Public Bills ordered; txxv1. 
343.—Lxxvil. 284.—Lxxvill. 71. 1387.—Lxxxul. 487.—-Lxxxv. 452. 
—Lxxxvill. 632.—xc. 166. 459.———Resolutions of Select Com- 
mittees read, and Bills ordered ; txxxviut. 434.—Lxxx1x. 19.——— 
Reports from Select Committees read, and Acts read, and Bills 
ordered ; txxxvul. 462. 

476. Resolutions of Committees of the whole House reported, 
and Orders, That Bills be brought in thereupon; ixxv. 218.— 
Lxxvi. 408.—LXXVII. 337.—LXXVIII. 385.—LXx1x. 41.—Lxxx. 436.— 
LXXXxI. 220,—Lxxxul. 494.—LXxx1ll. 448,—LXxxIv. 306.—Lxxxv. 
555.—LXXXVI. 263.—LXxxvil. 414.—LXXXvIII. 302.—Lxxx1x. 463. 
—xcI. 289.—xc1. 368, &amp;c.——— Upon some (only); txxx1. 44.— 
LXxxvi. 699.———That Bills be brought in upon each of the said 
Resolutions; txxv. 399.—.Lxxvi. 441.—.Lxxvinl. 423.—Lxxx. 471, 
&amp;e.———That a Bill or Bills be brought in thereupon; Lxxv. 218. 
—LXXVIII. 324,—LXXxIx. 94.—LxXxx. 376.—LXxxI. 220.—Lxxxu1. 
516.—.Lxxx11l. 424.—LxxxIv. 265.—LXxxv. 321.—Lxxxvi. 612.— 
LXXXVII. 87.—LXXXVIII. 239.————That a Bill be brought in upon 
some, and a Bill be brought in upon others of the said Resolu- 
tions; Lxxv. 333.—LXxx1Ix. 343.—Lxxx. 317.—LXxxxI. 62.—Lxxx11. 
531.—Lxxxull. 152.—LXxxIv. 284.—Lxxxv. 187.—Lxxxv1. 263. 
—LXxxvill. 549.—LxxxIx. 37.—xc. 552. —~—— Resolutions 
that had been reported from Committee of the whole House, 
read upon Motion; Act read, and Bill ordered; ixxvu. 395. 
———Resolution of Committee of the whole House read upon 
Motion; Instruction to Gentlemen appointed to bring in Bill, 
read and in part discharged, and Bill ordered; txx1x. 246, 
Report from Committee of the whole House read upon Motion, 
and Bill ordered ; xc. 368.———Report from Committee ap- 
pointed to inspect Lords’ Journals read, and Bill ordered; txxx. 
516. 


477. Motions made by directions of Committees of the whole 
House ; For leave to bring in Bills, and Bills ordered ; txxv. 218. 
—LXxvVi. 160.—.Lxxvil. 118.—Lxxvill. 99.—LxxIx. 293.—.Lxxx. 
199.—LXxXxI. 62.—LXXXII. 353.—LXxxII. 122.—.Lxxxiv. 214,.— 
LXXXVIIl. 546.—LXxxIx. 393.—xc. 360.—xc1. 686. For leave to 
bring in a Bill or Bills, and a Bill or Bills ordered ; txx1x. 529. 
For leave to bring in Two or more Bills, and Bills ordered; txxv. 
452.—.Lxxvi. 180.—.xxvil. 162. 118. (Four Bills.)———Motions 
made, by direction of Select Committees, for leave to bring in Bills, 
and Bills ordered ; uxxviu. 171. On Report of Conference 
that the Lords had agreed to certain Resolutions of the Commons, 
Bill or Bills ordered to be brought in upon the said Resolutions ; 
xcil. 385.———Bills (Public and Private) ordered in upon 
Divisions; uxxvi. 344.—_Lxxvil. 9.—.Lxxvii. 205.—Lxx1x. 205.— 
LXXX. 199.—LXXXI. 147.—Lxxx111. 405.—LXXxXv. 27.—Lxxxv1. 173. 
—LXxxx1x. 481. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill, dropped 
for want of Forty Members ; itxxxv. 363. 


478. (Private Bills.] Petitions for Private Bills presented, 
and Orders of leave to bring in same; txxv. 159.—.xxvi. 55.— 
LXXvul. 40,—.Lxxvill. 56.—LXXIX. 58.—Lxxx. 45.—Lxxx1. 44.— 
LXXXIUl. 212,—.Lxxxuil. 54.—LXXXIVv. 38.—Lxxxv. 53.—.Lxxxvi. 13. 
—LXXXVU. 15.—Lxxxvit. 12.—.xxxix. 53, &amp;c.—Standing 
Order and Resolution of the House read and entered, and Bill 





Orders for Bringing in Bills—continued. 


ordered ; Lxxxv. 7. Act read, and Private Bill . 
without any previous Petition, and Notices ordered to be given ; 
LXXXxv. 5634.————Reports from Select Committees on Petitions 
for Bills made, or read upon Motion, and Orders of leave to bring 
in Bills; rxxv. 129.—.xxvi. 72.—Lxxvit. 38. 44.—LxXxvim, 17], 
LXXIX. 36.—LXXx. 560.—LXXXI. 84.—LXxxul. 269.—LXxxIm, 20,— 
LXXXIV. 24,—LXXXV. 87.—LXXXVI. 320.—LXXXVIl. 283.—ixxxymy, 
199,.—LxxxIx. 79.—xc. 33. And Orders of leave to bring in 
Two or more Bills, upon Report of one Petition; txxvi. 62. 
LXXVIII. 109.—LXXIxX. 184.—Lxxx. 139.—xc1. 70.———Upon re. 
committed Report of one Petition; txxv. 201. 


479. Reports from Select Committees on Petitions for Bills 
that Standing Orders had not been complied with, read upon 
Motion; Leave for Notices, or to deposit Maps, Plans, &amp;c. granted; 
Bills ordered, and Committees on the Bills to report how far such 
Orders for Notices have been complied with; txxv. 135.—1xxy,, 
30.—LXxvil. 156.—LXXvilI. 22.—Lxxix. 18, Kc.——~Reports 
from Standing Orders Committee read upon Motion, and Bills 
ordered; txxx. 107.—1LxXxxI. 79.—Lxxxix. 27.—xc. 178.—xc1, 
111.—xcu. 49, &amp;e. Petitions for Private Bills read upon 
Motion ; Order for referring the same to Select Committees, read 
and discharged, and Bills ordered; xxvii. 159.—.xxx. 116, 
———Report from Committee on Petition for leave to proceed 
with a Bill, made; and Bill ordered, and leave given for Notices, 
and Committee on the Bill to report how far said Orders shall 
have been complied with; txxx1v. 164._———It appearing from 
the Reports of Committees appointed to inspect the Lords’ Journals 
that the Proceedings upon Bills from the Commons had been 
deferred for Three or Six Months in the Lords; the Reports of 
the Committees on the Petitions for the Bills were read upon 
Motion, and other Bills ordered; txxvu. 147.—Lxxix. 142,— 
LXxx. 597.—LxXxXxI. 354.—LXxXxIIl. 527.—LXxx1IIl. 245.—Lxxxiy. 
173.—.Lxxxv. 198.—.Lxxxvi. 509.—Lxxxvul. 327,.—Lxxxvull. 352. 
—xc. 371. 450.—xc1. 670.— xc. 511. 


480. Reports from the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills, read upon Motion, and Bills ordered; xem. 96. 
100. 143, &amp;c. Report from the Select Committee on Petitions 
for Private Bills, read upon Motion; Petition for leave to bring in 
Bill notwithstanding the time limited for First Readings had 
elapsed, presented, and Bill ordered; xcu. 287. 


Presentments and First Readings : 


481. [Public Bills.) Bills presented immediately after they 
are ordered, or on the same day; Lxxv. 435.—.Lxxvi. 423.—Lxxvi. 
323.—LXXxvIII. 406.—LXXIX. 41.—LXxx. 622.—Lxxx1. 142.—Lxxxu1. 
479.—LxxxIill. 419.—LXxxIv. 334.—LxXxxv. 448.—LxxxvI. 438.— 
LXXXVII. 28.—LXXXVIII. 673.—Lxxx1x. 121.—xc1. 14. ——— Bill 
presented, and received, and House counted out; .txxvi. 456. 

Motion for reading a Bill the First Time, dropped for 
want of Forty Members; .txxxvi. 673.———Bills read the 
First Time upon or after Divisions; txxvu. 9. ——— Read a 
First Time, and ordered to be read a Second Time on a future 
day; 463.—— Bills presented; read the First Time; and 
ordered to be read a Second Time To-morrow, or upon future 
days; uxxv. 482.—.xxvi. 341.—.xxvil. 421.—.xxvill. 376.— 
LXXIx. 41.—LxXxx. 153.—LXxx1. 142.—Lxxx1lI. 539.—Lxxxu11. 410. 
—LXXxIv. 89.—.Lxxxv. 509.—LXXXVI. 224.—Lxxxvil. 509.— 
LXXXVIII. 511.—Lxxxix. 384,—xc. 414.————Upon this day 
Three Months, and ordered to be printed; txxv. 408,——— 
Lords’ Bills read the First Time, and ordered to be read a 
Second Time; txxvi. 393.—.xxvu. 328, &amp;c.——And ordered 
to be read a Second Time To-morrow, or upon future days; 
LXXv. 225.—.xxvi. 220.—.Lxxvul. 158.—.xxvul. 77, &amp;t.——— 
Bills presented, received and read the First Time, upon or after 
Divisions; itxx1x. 205. Bills sent from the Lords, and read 
the First Time immediately, or on the same day; txxv. 225.— 
LXXVI. 220.—LXXVII. 158.—LXXVIII. 77,—LXxXxv. 491.—LXXXVI. 
138.—xc11. 185, &amp;c. 


482. Bills for preventing Bribery in Election of Members; 
presented, read a First Time and ordered to be read a Second 
Time; and Copies of Orders for Second Reading of Bills, and 
Copies of Bills to be served on Returning Officers; txxxu. 449. 
—LXXXI1l. 14.——LXxxv. 28.—LXxXXvI. 269.— LXXxXVIl. 58,.—LXXXVIIIL. 
471.—Lxxx1Ix. 14.—xc. 306.—xc1. 18.———And Order for Se- 
cond Reading, together with a printed Copy of the Bill, ordered 
to be served on all the several Persons named therein; and that 
leaving the said Copies at their respective places of abode to be 
deemed good service; Lxxx11. 477. 

483. Bills (Public and Private) presented by Order; xxv. 
85. 105.—LXxx1. 268.—.Lxxxiv. 130. 138.—Lxxxv. 13.—LXXxXVI. 
179. 559.—Lxxxvul. 195.—LXXXVIII. 180.—Lxxx1x. 14.—xc. 216. 
—XCI. 22,.—xcil. 442, 


484. Private 











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BILLS—continued. 








Presentments and First Readings—continued. 

484, Private Bills presented immediately after they are 
ordered; uxxv. 140, 141. 227.—xcu. 82, &amp;c.————Presented ; 
read the First Time, and ordered to be read a Second Time ; txxv. 
249.—uixxvi. 145.—.Lxxvil. 114.—.Lxxvir. 114.—Lxxrx. 190.— 
LXxx. 232.—.LxxxiI. 106.—Lxxxul. 292.—.Lxxxu. 166.—.Lxxxiv. 
138.—LXxXv. 146.—LXXXvI. 43.—LXXXVII. 222.—.Lxxxvill. 31.— 
LXXxIx. 144.—xcu. 17.———Lords’ Bills read the First Time, 
and ordered to be read a Second Time; txxv. 373.—.xxvu. 314. 
—LXXXV. 532.—LXxxxix. 326.—xcil. 185. 
































485. Petitions for leave to present Bills after the time limited ; 
presented and referred to Select Committees; txxv. 335. 346.— 
LXxvi. 187.—.xxvi. 149.—.Lxxx1I. 241. Presented, and 
leave immediately given; txxvi. 202.—.xxvul. 163. 391.—Lxxix. 
193.—Lxxxv. 144.—LXxxvI. 443.—Lxxx1Ix. 173.—xc. 224. 





486. Petitions praying that time for presenting Bills may be 
enlarged until particular days; Referred, txxv. 335.—.xxvit. 149. 
—LXXvill. 256. Orders to Select Committees on Petitions for 
these purposes to meet To-morrow in the Speaker’s Chamber, and 
have power to send for persons, papers and records; Lxxv. 335. 
—LXXxvi. 187.—.Lxxvil. 150. 





487. Reports made from Select Committees on such Petitions, 
and leave given to present Bills To-morrow, or on or before future 
days; Lxxv. 346.—Lxxvi. 193.—1xxvu. 166. 


488. Orders of leave to present Private Bills on or before 
future days (or time enlarged, or further enlarged till future days) 
being after the time limited ; after Reports made on Petitions for 
Bills, and Bills ordered ; rxxvu. 112.—.xxvint. 171.—Lxx1x. 184. 
*——-LXXX. 255.—LXXXI. 155.— LXxxu1l. 230.— Lxxxiv. 130.— Lxxxv. 
335.—xc. 224. On previous Bill being withdrawn; txxxvunt. 
448,————On Order for bringing in a Bill discharged, and another 
ordered; uxx1x. 288.———The time limited having expired 
during the Easter Recess; txxxv. 329. On Report of Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders, That the Parties have leave to proceed 
with their Bill; txxxv. 241.—.xxxvi. 463. After the Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders had reported that the Standing Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with; txxxm1. 189. Order made 
without any previous proceeding; ~xxvi. 117.—1Lxx1x. 294.— 
LXXX. 232.—LXXXIv. 159.—Lxxxvi. 427. 606.—Lxxxvul. 208.— 
LXXXIX. 144,—xc1. 211.—xcu. 181, &amp;c. 











Second Readings, and Commitments of Bills : 


489. [Public Bills.] Read a Second Time according to order, 
and committed to Committees of the whole House for To-morrow 
or future days; txxv. 304.—1Lxxvi. 489.—LXxvII. 55.—LXXvIII. 
254.— Lxx1x. 117.— Lxxx. 507.— Lxxx1. 193.—Lxxxu. 517.— 
LXXXIll. 356.—LXXXIV. 234.—LXxxv. 556.—LXxXxXxvI. 107.—LXXXVII. 
338.— LXXxvIIl. 164.—LXxxIx. 532.—xc. 38.—xc1. 22, &amp;e. 
———-Lords’ Bills (the same Proceeding); txxv.75.—.xxvill. 116. 
—LXXxxil. 473.—Lxxxvi. 178.—1Lxxx1x. 279, &amp;c. And committed 
to Select Committees ; txxv1. 186.—Lxxx. 50.—xc. 102. 138, 139. 
—xci. 63. 199.—xcII. 292. 412, &amp;c. ———T’o Select Committees on 
other matters; Lxxx1x. 100.—xc. 272. 320. 337.—xc1. 104. 442, 
——-Order of the Day for Second Reading of a Bill read, and 
the Bill ordered to be read a Second Time now; then the Counsel 
against the Bill were called in; and the Bill was read a Second 
Time; ixx1x. 431.———Motions for now reading Bills a Second 
Time dropped for want of Forty Members; txxxvit. 35.——— 
Bills read a Second Time upon or after Divisions; txxvi. 434.— 
LXxvil. 395.—LXXIX. 150.—LXxxI. 129.—Lxxx1l. 509.—LXXXIll. 
202.—LXxxIv. 148.—LXxXv. 333.—LXxxvI. 420. 


490. [Private Bills.] Read a Second Time, and committed 
(only); xc1. 97.—xcu. 74.94. Read a Second Time according 
to Order, and committed (only); xc1. 89, 90, 91. 96. The Com- 
mittees nominated on other days; xc1. 97,98. 102.—xciI. 85. 
121, &amp;c. Read a Second Time, and committed to certain 
Members ; and they are to meet this Afternoon in the Speaker’s 
Chamber ; [see infra, 520.] txxv. 157.—Lxxvi. 389. — LXxvil. 
06.—Lxxvill. 110.—LxxIx. 326.—.Lxxx. 200.—LxxxI. 186.— 
LXXxil. 398.—Lxxxul. 244.—Lxxxiv. 180.—Lxxxv. 151.—LXXXvI. 
$49.— LXxxvil. 221.—Lxxxvill. 130.—LXxxix. 338.—xc. 80.— 
xc. 96.—xci. 27, &amp;c. Lords’ Bills; txxv. 394.—.xxx1. 307.— 
LXXXVII. 393.—Lxxxix. 332, &amp;c. Bill that had been committed 
on a former day, referred to Committee on another Bill; xc. 
129. Notice being taken that a Copy of the Contract required 
to be deposited in the Private Bill Office before the Second 
Reading of a Railway Bill, had not been deposited before the 
Second Reading of a Bill ; Ordered, That the Proceedings of the 
House, in respect of the Second Reading of the said Bill, be null 
and void; xc1. 122.———Private Bill committed to a Select 
Committee of Inquiry ; xc1. 300. 








GEN. INDEX. LXXV. XCII. (1820—1837.) 










IX: Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 
Second Readings, and Commitments, &amp;c.—continued. 


491. Bill read a Second Time, and committed ; and Order for 
going into Committee to be served on a Returning Officer; 
LXxxvil. 334.———Bill committed, and further proceeding on 
Committal adjourned ; txxxvin1. 440.— ——House resumes ad- 
journed Proceeding on the Committal; txxxvi1. 452.——— Public 
Bill committed, upon Division ; txx1x. 431. 

492. Bill opened by Mr. Speaker on the Second Reading; 


Lxxxv. 569. 


Commitments, and Re-commitments : 


493. [Public Bills.] Bills committed to Committees of the 
whole House; And House immediately resolves itself into Com- 
mittees thereon; Lxxv. 207.—.Lxx1x. 529.—1xxxu. 310. Lords’ 
Bills; uxxv. 478. —.xxxi. 387.—.Lxxx1. 236.———Bills com- 
mitted to Committees of the whole House for To-morrow or 
particular days; txxvu. 93.—.Lxxvill. 425.—.xx1x. 150.—Lxxx. 
159.—Lxxx1I. 203.—Lxxxul. 544.—Lxxxi11. 480.—LXxxIv. 234.— 
LXxXxV. 569.—LXxXvI. 326,—LXXXVIl. 553,+&gt;—LXX XVIII. 227.—-LXXxIx. 
490, &amp;c. Lords’ Bills; txxvi. 220,—.xxvit. 82.—1xxvinl. 116.— 
Lxxx. 618.—LXxxXxI. 334.—LXXXv. 333.—LXxxvill. 618.—LXXxIx. 
383, &amp;c.———Bills committed to Committees of the whole House, 
for this day [after sitting late]; uxxvi. 174.—Lxxvil. 435.— 
LXXVIII. 421.—.LXxx1x. 448.—Lxxx. 618.—LxxxI. 299.—Lxxxu1. 381. 
—LXxxul. 317.—LxxxiIv. 327.—.Lxxxv. 600.—Lxxxvi. 478.— 
LXXXvil. 562.—.Lxxxvill. 667.—Lxxx1x. 533, &amp;c.—&lt;—For this 
day Month ; txxv. 419. 


494. Re-commitments; The House being informed that other 
(or further) Amendments are necessary to be made to Bills, the 
Bills were re-committed (or again re-committed) to Committees 
of the whole House, &amp;c.; txxv. 304.—Lxxvi. 186.—Lxxvil. 158. 
—LXXVIII. 321.—Lxxx. 260.—LXXXxIl. 534.—LxxxIv. 291.—LXxXvI. 
773.—Lxxx1x. 339, &amp;e. 


495. Bills re-committed to Committees of the whole House, 
and House immediately resolves itself into Committees thereon ; 
LXXV. 293.—LXXVI. 1387.—LXXvII. 92.—LXxvill. 198.—Lxx1x. 158. 
—Lxxx. 260.—LXxXxI. 131.—LXXXx1l. 347.—LXxXxIII. 196.—LxXxXxIVv. 
204.—LXxxv. 468.—LXXXVI. 234.—LXXXvVII. 147.—LXxxXvitI. 222. 
—LXXxxix. 157.—xc. 161.—xcu. 265, &amp;c.———Instruction given, 
and House immediately resolves itself into Committees thereon ; 
xc. 451.————Lords’ Bills; txxxim. 358. 380.—.xxx1. 244.— 
LXXxvill. 825, ke. Bills again re-committed to Committees of 
the whole House, and House immediately resolves itself into Com- 
mittees thereon; txxv. 385.—.xxvi. 165.—.Lxxvul. 361.—LXxx1I. 
487.—LXXxxi1l. 207.—Lxxxv. 480,—.Lxxx1x. 467, &amp;c. Lords’ Bills; 
LXxxu1. 380, &amp;c.———Bill re-committed to a Committee of the 
whole House for this day; txxrx. 487. For this day [after 
sitting late]; uxxvit. 449.—Lxx1x. 321,—Lxxx1. 299.—LXxxuII. 
868.—LXXxXVv. 452.—LXxxVI. 622, —LXxxvil. 157.—Lxxxvi1l. 576, kc. 
For To-morrow, or future days; Lxxv. 415.—Lxxvi. 186.—Lxxvil. 
158.—Lxxvull. 321.—Lxxix. 455.—Lxxx. 265.—Lxxx1. 150.— 
LXXXIII. 432,—LXXXIV. 251.—LXxXv. 157.—LXXxXVI. 748.—LXXXVII. 
249.—LXXXVIII. 292.— LXxxi1x. 131.———Again re-committed ; 
LXXXIII. 265.—LXXxIVv. 322.—Lxxxv. 480.——— Bill re-committed 
to Committee of the whole House, and Instruction to make Pro- 
vision therein; Lxxxvi. 621.—Lxxxvi. 526. 638,———Bills 
re-committed, as far as relates to particular Clauses; txxx11. 504.— 
LXXXII. 533.—Lxxxvill. 458.—xct. 415. In so far as relates 
to a particular matter; Lxxx1. 239,————In so far as relates to 
additional Provision ; txxx1x. 127, Again re-committed with 
respect to a certain proposed Amendment; txxx1v. 322. 


496. Bills committed, and Petitions (before received); Re- 
ferred, or read and referred; txxvi. 241.—Lxxxu. 450.—LxxxIv. 
277.—LXxxv. 333.—Lxxxviul. 560, &amp;c. And referred, and Counsel 
ordered; txxv. 204, &amp;c.———And Petitions against, received ; 
and referred ; txxvi. 202,&amp;c. And referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
Lxxvi. 150, &amp;c.— ——And Petitions for Provision referred to a 
Committee ; txxvi. 156. 


497. Bills [Public Bills] committed to Select Committees ; 
LXxvi. 186.—.Lxxvul. 195.—Lxxx. 50.—LXXxI. 216.—Lxxxu1I. 202. 
—LXxxxIv, 204.—LXxxv. 180.—LXxXvI. 257. 576.—-LXxxvII. 28.— 
LXXx1x, 131.——Bill from the Lords ; txxxvu1. 618.——Bills 
committed to Committees on other Bills; txxv1. 225.—.Lxxx. 228. 
To Select Committee on various Matters ; xxxxrx. 100.—xc. 
320. 8387.—xcr. 104. 442.———Re-committed to Select Com- 
mittees; Lxxvil. 139.—Lxxvitl. 305.—Lxx1x. 284.—Lxxx. 333.— 
LXXXI. 312.—_Lxxx11. 510.—2Lxxxu. 232.—Lxxxv. 426.—LXXXVI. 
375. 641.—.Lxxxvil. 138.—Lxxxvill. 152,———Again re-commit- 
ted to Select Committees ; txxv11. 409.—Lxxvilt. 296.—.Lxxx. 417. 
——— Bills [Private Bills] committed to Committees of the whole 
House; Divorce Bills (in pursuance of a Standing Order); uxxv. 
457.—Lxxvi. 389.—.Lxxvul. 346.—LXXvuill. 287. 396,—Lxx1x. 487. 

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IX. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


Commitments, and Re-commitments—continued. 
—LXxx. 198.—Lxxx1. 304.—Lxxxu. 454.—Lxxxu1. 119.—LxxxIVv. 
341.—Lxxxv. 621.—Lxxxvi. 480. 815.—Lxxxvil. 214.—LXxXxvIII. 
529.—.Lxxxix. 422.—xc1. 239.—xcu. 204, &amp;c.———Bills re-com- 
mitted, and Petitions (before received); Referred, or read and 
referred; LXxv. 251.—.xxx. 410, &amp;c. And Counsel ordered; 
Lxxv. 300.—Lxxxul. 458.—Lxxxvil. 362, &amp;c.——Bills re-com- 
mitted Twice the same Day; txxvu. 414, 415.———Bills _re- 
ported from Select Committees, re-committed, or again re-com- 
mitted to Committees of the whole House; utxxv. 331. 415.— 
LUXxvitl. 355.—.Lxxx. 5647.——LXxxl. 497.—LXxxI1I. 265.—LXXxIVv. 
274.—xc1. 76, &amp;c. 

See supra, 1-14. 


Select Committees on Bills: 


498. Committees on Private Bills nominated (the Bills having 
been committed on a former Day); xc1. 97, 98. 100. 102. 113.— 
XcII. 85, 86. 

499. Have power to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
LXXv. 268. 317.—Lxxvi. 192.—1Lxxvil. 69. 431.—LXxvull. 257. 294. 
—LXXIx. 29.— xxx. 70. 189. 198.—1LxxxI. 210.—Lxxxul. 305. 387. 
—LXXxxull. 157. 166.—LxxxIv. 149. 154. 181.—.Lxxxv. 176. 327. 345. 
—LXXXVI. 328. 375. 607.—- Lxxxvil. 166. 226. 231.—Lxxxvill. 304. 
307. 384.—LxxxIx. 141. 152. 186.—xc. 194.—xc1. 126.—xc1. 120, 
&amp;c.———All who come tohave Voices ( This Power was not usually 
given to such Committees); uxxv. 285.—.xxvi. 192. 219, &amp;e.— 
LXXVII. 77.—LXXVIU. 257.—LXxIx. 350.—Lxxx. 381.—LxxxI. 239. 
———On Bills re-committed ; txxv. 251. 300.—.xxvil. 334. 

500. Select Committees on particular Bills revived; txxvz. 
246. 357.—-Lxxvil. 177.—LXXvill. 243. 283.—LXxIx. 394.—Lxxx. 
165,—LXXxXI. 91.—Lxxx1l. 29.—LXXXIII. 82.—LXxXIv. 94.—LXxxv. 
163.—LXXXvi. 242.—LXxxvil. 252.—LXxxvill. 194.—Lxxxrx. 66. 
—xc. 240.—xc1. 243. 327. 400.—xcu. 105, &amp;c.—-—-On Division; 
LXXVI. 322.—.Lxxvill. 382.———Revived, and Petitions before 
received, referred ; Lxxv1. 357.———Revived for the purpose of re- 
porting the Bill, and the Proceedings already had thereon; xc. 412. 


501. Select Committee have leave or power to sit and proceed 
forthwith (Private Bills); txxx1x. 346.———On Private Bills re- 
committed; txxxrx. 302. 


502. Have leave to sit and proceed this Day, (after sitting 
late) To-morrow, or on particular Days ; On Private Bills ; uxxv1. 
246.—Lxxvil. 177.—.Lxxvill. 376.—Lxxx. 165.—Lxxx1i. 187.— 
LXXXIl. 447.—LXXXIIIl. 82.—LXXXIV. 221.—Lxxxvi. 510. 685.— 
LXXXVII. 252.—xc. 240.—xc1. 375.—xcil. 105, &amp;c,_—— All Par- 
ties consenting ; Lxxx. 425.— ——On Private Bills re-committed ; 
LXXV. 338.—LXXvVI. 267.—Lxxvill. 376.—LxxIx. 143.—LXxxIII. 
112,—LxxxIv. 126.—Lxxxv. 347.—LXxxvil. 253.—LxxxIx. 274.— 
xcl. 658.— ——QOn Lords’ Bills; xxix. 468.—.xxx. 497. — 
LXXXIv. 351. 359. 


503. Have leave to sit and proceed, and to report forthwith ; 
On Lords’ Bills; txxv. 470.———Have leave to sit and proceed, 
and to make their Report To-morrow or on future Days; Com- 
mittees on Private Bills; txxxu. 466.—.xxxm1. 529.—.xxx1v. 
279. — Uxxxv., 414.—.Lxxxvil. 363.—Lxxxvilt. 616.—xc. 348. 
—xci. 718. 779.——On Bills re-committed; txxx1v. 309.— 
LXXXV. 421.—.xxxvi. 481. 677.— —On Lords’ Bills; 1ixxv. 
459.—Lxxix. 468.—.Lxxx. 602.—LXxxI, 331.—LxxxuI. 506.— 
LXXXv. 429.—Lxxxvi. 442.—xcu. 624, &amp;c. Have leave to 
sit and proceed forthwith, and to make their Report on or before 
future Days; .xxx1. 330.——On Bill re-committed; xc. 406. 
———-Have leave to sit and proceed forthwith, and to make 
their Report this Day; txxv. 245. 


504. Have leave to sit and proceed To-morrow, and to report 
on future Days; On Bills re-committed; txxv. 343.—.Lxxv1.361.— 
LXXVII,261,—.LxXx1x. 421.—Lxxx. 510.—LxxxI. 534,—Lxxx11. 454. 
—LXXXUl, 205.—.Lxxxvi. 663.—LXXXVII. 375.—LXxxvill. 449.— 
xcu. 315.———On Lords’ Bills; xcu. 595. 608,.———Have 
leave to sit and proceed and make their Report To-morrow or 
upon future Days; On Lords’ Bills; uxxv. 429.457.—xc.561. On 
Bills re-committed; txxvi. 303. 393.—.Lxxx11. 331.—.Lxxx1v. 139. 
—LXXxv. 481.—xci. 355.——— Have leave to sit To-morrow, 
or on future Days, and to report on or before future Days; 
LXXV. 384.—LXXVIIl. 382,—LxxxI. 462.—Lxxxiv. 180.— 
—LXXXVIL. 375.—Lxxxvill. 137.—xc. 412, On Bills re-com- 
mitted; txxvi. 361.—Lxxvul. 238.—Lxxvill. 285,—Lxxix. 392.— 
LXxx. 510,—LXXXU. 454.—LXXXIll. 383,—LXxxvill. 137.—xc. 282. 
On Lords’ Bills; txxvun. 457.—xcu. 579.——Have leave to 
sit and report To-morrow, or on future Days; uxxvi. 452.— 
LXXVII. 243,—LxxxIx, 553.———On Lords’ Bills; txxvi. 460. 
481.—.xxvul. 460,—Lxxx1. 327. On Bills re-committed; ixxv. 
285.—LXXXil. 504, 573,—LXXXIV. 247.—-LXXXV, 246,—LXXXVI. 
476.—LXxxvul. 263. 





Select Committees on Bills—continued. - 


505. Committee revived, and leave given to sit and proceed on 
a future Day, and report on or before another Day ; uxxvz, 957. 
—LXXVIII. 382. 

506. Have leave to sit and proceed to make their report To-mor- 
row, or on any subsequent Day, without giving notice; xcm.520.537. 

507. Have leave to sit this day [after sitting late] or To-mor- 
row, notwithstanding the Adjournment; xxvii. 230.—:xxx1, 
272.—xc. 278.—xci. 672.—xci. 239. 266, &amp;c.——Durj 
the sitting of the House between Twelve and Three; xc. 433, 

Have leave to sit To-morrow, notwithstanding any Adjourn. 

ment; LXXxvil. 274.—Lxxx1. 180.—xclI. 152.———Alll Committees 
on Private Bills have leave to sit this Day till Five o'clock, 
during the sitting of the House; xc1. 469. Particular Committees; 
xcul. 181. 239. ——Have leave to sit this Day, till Six o’clock, 
during the sitting of the House; xcu1. 150. 


508. Committee have leave to sit To-morrow during the sit- 
ting of the House, between Twelve and Three, and to make their 
Report on or before a fature Day ; xc. 433. 

509. Have leave to make their Report on Private Bills; now; 
LXXxvV. 345. Forthwith ; uxxv. 102. 415.—.xxvi. 282,—Lxxx1, 
321.———On Lords’ Bills; txxvi. 272.—.xxvil. 289.354.—.xxrx, 
481. 

510. Have leave to report on Private Bills ; on or before par- 
ticular Days ; txxv. 338.—.xxvi. 40. All Committees on 
Turnpike Bills; txxvi. 197. 

511. Have leave to make their Report on or before particular 
Days; xxv. 268.—Lxxvi. 231.—Lxxvil. 285.—Lxxvill. 336.— 
LXXIX. 390.—Lxxx. 452.—.LxxxI. 307.—LXXXII. 533.—LXXxiII. 
303.—LXXxx1v. 275.—LXxxv. 379.—LXXXVI. 684.—LXxxvil. 387. 
—LXXXVIII. 386.—LXxxix. 322.—xc1. 222.———On _ re-committed 
Bills; uxxvi. 291.—.xxvii. 276.—.Lxxx. 335.—LXxxvil. 341. 
On Bills, again re-committed; txxxvi11. 296.——— Leave to report 
To-morrow; Lxxxiv. 310.—xc1. 583. On a particular Day; 
LXXvi. 311.—Lxxxul. 475. 

512. Time enlarged for Committees on Bills to make their 
Report; xc. 348.—xcu1. 424, Time further enlarged for their 
Reports; Lxxvi. 337.—.xx1x. 486, — Lxxxvil. 431.—LXXxxIX. 338, 
340. 344.—xc. 393,—xcu. 475, &amp;e. Time enlarged, and 
notice thereof to be given to the Opponents of the Bill, and to be 
proved before the Committee; xc1. 646. 

513. Committee on a Private Bill having adjourned for a 
Month; Standing Order regarding Assents to Canal Bills read 
upon Motion, and Committee ordered to meet To-morrow and pro- 
ceed; LXxx. 474..——House being informed (23 March) that 
Committee on Bill had adjourned till 16 May ; Ordered that the 
Committee do meet To-morrow, and proceed on the said Bill; 
xcr.195. See infra, 632. 

514. Leave given to Committees on Private Bills to make 
Special Reports; txxxu. 374.—xcu. 496. To make a Special 
Report as to non-compliance with Standing Orders; xc. 332. 

Instruction given to Committee on a Railway Bill (Brigh- 
ton Railway) to make a Special Report of the engineering par- 
ticulars of each of the four competing Lines, to enable the House 
to determine which to send back for the purpose of having the 
Landholders heard and Clauses settled; xcu1. 356.———Ordered 
that a Committee (South Durham Railway Bill) do re-assemble for 
the purpose of reporting specially the Preamble of the Bill, and 
the evidence and reasons in detail, on which they came to the Re- 
solution that the Preamble had not been proved; xc1. 396. Do 
again re-assemble for that purpose, the House considering as con- 
trary to the practice of Parliament the Resolution of the Com- 
mittee last reported ; “* That the reasons upon which the Committee 
came to the Resolution that the Preamble had not been proved 
can only apply to those Members who voted on that proposition ;” 
xcr. 634. Order discharged; 538.———Ordered that the Com- 
mittee do re-assemble for the purpose of reporting specially on the 
Preamble of the Bill, on the ground that their previous Resolution 
restricting the Votes of Members of the Committee is contrary to 
the practice of Parliament ; xcr. 547. 


515. Leave given to Committee on a Private Bill to report 
Minutes of Evidence; ixxx1. 343,.———To report their proceed- 
ings with respect to the said Bill; uxxrx. 445. Select Com- 
mittee on a Private Bill discharged from proceeding upon the 
same, and Bill ordered to be withdrawn ; Lxxxvi. 624. 

516. Leave given to Select Committees on Public Bills to 
make a Special Report; rxxxvi. 561.—1.xxx1x. 596. To Report 
from time to time; Lxxvim1. 262.—xc. 321.———To report Mi- 
nutes of Evidence; uxxxvit. 615.—Lxxxix. 448. ——— Have 
power to report their Opinion ; txxxviil, 528.—LXxxxix. 257. 
To report their Observations and Opinion thereupon, together with 
the Minutes of Evidence; txxxvul. 542. 

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X. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 
Select Committees on Bills—continued. 


517. Instruction to Select Committee on Public Bill to in- 
quire into certain matters; xc1. 215. 


518. Select Committees on Bills make no Report ; txxxrx. 331. 
__——-Select Committee on Public Bill nominated after its ap- 
pointment; xc. 431. 


519. Resolutions in Sessions 1820 and 1831, That the Com- 
mittee upon any Private Bill do examine, in the first place, whether 
the said Bill be for the same purpose as any Bill which was pre- 
sented in the last Session, and contain the same Clauses and Pro- 
visions as were contained in such former Bill in the last stage of 
its proceeding, and whether any proceedings were pending on the 
Dissolution of the last Parliament; and in such cases all Minutes of 
Evidence taken before the former Committee be received in evi- 
dence of the Allegations therein contained, and in proof of the Stand- 
ing Orders having been complied with ; txxv. 119.—.xxxvu. 525. 

520. Resolutions concerning the distribution of Counties in 
the several Lists for the purpose of forming Committees on Peti- 
tions for Private Bills and on Private Bills; txxxm. 41. 
Resolution, That every Committee on a Private Bill be required 
to report to the House the Bill referred to it, with the Evidence 
and Minutes of the Proceedings; itxxxu. 41. 





Committee of Appeals upon Private Bills: 


521. Resolutions regulating the appointment of a Committee 
of Appeals in cases where the Promoters of a Private Bill are 
dissatisfied with any Vote of the Committee on such Bill; uxxxu. 
41. 178.—.xxxvu. 20. Read, and made Standing Orders, 26. 

622. Committee appointed ; txxxut. 11.—Lxxxiv. 10.—Lxxxv. 
10.—Lxxxvi. 541.—LxXXXxvil. 20.—LXXXvIII. 20.—LXXxIx. 13.— 
xc1. 546.———Petitions praying to be heard before a Committee 
of Appeal (Clyde Navigation), considered, and referred to Com- 
mittee of Appeal; Day appointed for Ballot ; rxxxv. 494. Com- 
mittee appointed ; 503.———Petition for Committee of Appeal 
(Stockport Gas) to lie upon the Table and be printed ; xcr. 488. 
Read upon motion, and Question negatived for referring the same 
to a Select Committee of Appeal ; 546. 


Committees of the Whole House on Bills: 


523. Members report from, That they had gone through Bills, 
and made Amendments, or several Amendments, thereunto ; Lxxv. 
267.—LXXVIIl. 275.—LXxIx. 145.—LXxxI. 208.—Lxxxu1. 171.— 
LXXXVI.°178.—.Lxxx1x. 507.—xc. 102.—xcu. 25, &amp;c.———On re- 
committed Bills; That they had gone through Bills, and made 
other Amendments thereunto; itxxv. 293.—.xxvil. 92.—LXXIx. 
158.—LXxxI. 131.—LXxxlI. 196.—LXxxvI. 234.—LxxxIx. 157. 
———On Bills again re-committed ; That they had gone through 
Bills, and made further Amendments thereunto; Lxxxu. 487.— 
LXXXIII. 207.—Lxxxv. 508. That they had made another Amend- 
ment thereunto ; Lxxx1v. 327,———On Bills a Second Time again 
re-committed ; That they had gone through Bills, and made some 
further Amendments thereto; Lxxx111. 368.——On Bills; That 
they had turned or divided a Bill into two Bills; 1xxvu. 351.— 
LXXvIII, 260.—LXXIX. 133.—LXxx. 327.—Lxxxv. 375.—LXXXVI. 
213.—Lxxxvill. 559.—xcll. 264. 


524. That Committees had made progress, and that they were 
directed to move for leave to sit again; Lxxv. 238.—Lxxvi. 65.— 
LXXVII. 414.—LXXVII. 373.—LXxIx. 107.—LXXx. 181.—LXXXII. 
473.—LXXxIll. 280.—LXXXIv. 161.—LxXxxv. 246.—LxxxvI. 63.— 
LXXXVU. 41,—LXxXXxvill. 164,.—Lxxx1x. 291.—xcu. 254, &amp;.—— 
Lords’ Bills (Divorces); txxxv. 246.—.xxxix. 509. That they 
had examined other Witnesses, and had directed Chairman to move 
for leave to sit again; Lxxxu. 473.—.xxxi1. 126.———On re- 
committed Bills; uxxvi. 199.—.xxviu. 417.—.Lxxvul. 354.— 
LXXIX,. 213,—Lxxx. 260,—LXXX1. 102.—LXxx1II. 218.—LxxxIv. 285. 
—LXxxv. 507.—Lxxxvi. 502. 755.—LXxxvil. 155.—Lxxxvill. 326. 
—LXXxIXx, 157. On Bills again re-committed ; txxxu1. 354.— 
xcu. 234, That they had made further progress, and ask leave to 
sit again; LXxvi. 204,—LXXviII, 373.—LXXXII. 473.—LXxXl1. 147. 
—LXXXxvi. 656. 920.—LXXXvul. 44.—LXXXVIII. 173.—LXxxIx. 331. 
———On re-committed Bills; txxv1. 210.—.xxvitl. 396.—1Lxxx111. 
363,—LXxXxxvI. 888.—LXXxvil. 372. 550. That the Committee had 
made progress in the Bill [without asking leave to sit again); 
LXXVI. 335, 

525. From Committees on Bills; That a Witness had grossly 
prevaricated and given false evidence, and that they had directed the 
Chairman to move for leave to sit again; and the House immediately 
resolves itself again intothe Committee ; 1xxx11.473. That a Witness 
had attempted to defeat the investigation of the Committee, by 
wilfully suppressing the truth, and the Chairman directed to move 
for leave to sit again, and the House immediately resolves itself 
again into the Committee; uxxxim. 122. That a Witness had 
been guilty of gross and wilful falsehood in evidence before the 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Committees of the Whole House on Bills—continued. 


Committee, and that the Chairman was directed to move for leave 
to sit again, and the House immediately resolves itself again into 
the Committee; .xxxu1. 147.———Committees of the whole 
House report progress, and sit again the same day; ixxxvi. 
(583. 584.)—xcr. 104.—xcr. 582, 583.———And sit again this 
day [the House having sat late] or on other days; txxvi. (65. 
68.)—1xxx. (408. 414.)—ixxxut. (280. 322.)—rxxx1v. (290. 339.) 
—Lxxxv. (5676. 611.)—1xxxv1. (736. 743.)—Lxxxviil. (657. 659.)— 
LXXxIX. (291. 330.)———Lords’ Bills; rxxv. (238. 253.)——— 
Report further progress, and sit again on other days; Lxxv1. (204. 
210.)—_xxxul. (473. 499.)—1xxxv1. (656. 660.)—Lxxxvil. 541.— 
LXXXVIII. (584-622. }—1xxx1x. (330. 366.) 


526. Committeesof the whole House sit, and make no Reports; 
On Bills ; txxx1. 365.—1Lxxxu. 480. 521.—.Lxxx1v. 326.—.xxxvi. 
403.—xc. 497. 561.—xciI. 527.———On re-committed Bills; 
LXXXIx. 381. 468. 


527. Committees of the whole House put off; House will, 
upon this day Month, resolve itself into Committees upon Bills, or 
to consider further of Bills, or of re-commitied Bills; txxxv. 635. 
———Upon this day Two Months; txx1x. 510.——Upon this 
day Three Months; txxvu1. 412.—Lxxvu.416.—.LXxx1x. 441.—Lxxx. 
551.—Lxxx11l. 421.—1Lxxxv.531.———U pon this day Six Months ; 
LXXv. 413.—LxXvI. 347.—LXxxvil. 335.—.Lxxvill. 377.—Lxxxu1. 
592.—LXXxill. 395.—Lxxxvul. 136, &amp;c.———Upon this day Nine 
Months; ixxv. 440. 


Proceedings in Committees of the Whole House : 

528. Bills read 1°, to be read 2°; txxxvint. 204, Bill 
read 1°, and ordered to be read 2° paragraph by paragraph; Lxxxvit. 
568.—LXxxIx. 157.—xc. 43.—xc1. 104.—xcu. 50, &amp;c.——Bill 
read 1°; Question that the Bill be read 2°, agreed to; xcr. 434. 


529. Preambles postponed; Lxxxvi. 879.—Lxxxvu. 41.— 
LXXXIX. 139.—xc. 43.—xcI. 104.—xcu. 50, &amp;c.——Preamble 
read and agreed to; LXxxvi. 853.—LXxxvil. 128.—xcr. 250.— 
xcul. 195. ———Agreed to; Lxxxrx. 139.—xc1. 105.—xcu. 51, 
&amp;c.———— Preamble amended, and, as amended, agreed to ; Lxxxvu1. 
288.—LXxxxvill. 618.—=—— Preamble amended, and agreed to ; xc. 
43,————-Amendments made in the Preamble; Preamble agreed 
to; xci. 654._——Preamble, with a Clause thereto annexed, read 
1°, 2°, and added ; xc1. 677. First Part of Preamble agreed 
to; 2d Part read; Amendment proposed, but not made; 3d, 4th, 
5th, 6th and 7th Parts agreed to; xcu. 317. 

530. Instruction to make provision, read; xc. 559. —— 
Committee agreed to postpone the consideration of part of a 
Schedule; txxxvu1. 141.———Committee proceeds to postponed 
Columns of Schedules; 1ixxxvi. 769. ——— Committee, in 
considering a Clause, determine that certain words should be 
left out in order to be inserted as a Schedule; txxxvm. 179. 
———— Schedules amended and agreed to; uxxxvur. 593.— 
xc. 292.—xc1. 199. 471.———Schedules added; txxxvi. 406.— 
xc. 673.—xcul. 195. New Schedules added; xc. 568. 





531. Motion made and Question proposed to fill up a Blank 
with certain words, whereupon Motion made to leave out certain 
words and fill up the Blank with other words, Question put, That 
the words proposed to be left out stand part of the Bill, and re- 
solved in the affirmative ; and the Blank was filled up with the 
words originally proposed ; Lxxxv. 468.———Motion made and 
Question proposed to fill up Blank with certain words; Motion 
made and Question proposed to fill up the same with other words: 
Question put on the last Motion, and negatived, and Blank filled 
up as first proposed ; Lxxxvi1l. 617.———Motions made to fill 
up Blanks with certain words, whereupon Motions made and 
Questions put and negatived for inserting other words ; original 
Questions put and agreed to; LXxxvi. 477. Motion made to 
fill up Blank with certain words, whereupon Motion made to fill 
up the Blank with other words: Question upon the first Motion 
put, and resolved in the affirmative, upon Division; txxxv1..728. 
———Proposed to fill up Blank with certain words: Question 
put, and negatived, Proposed to fill up Blank with other words : 
Question put and agreed to; xcr. 262. 

See Amendments, supra. Bills, III. 7. 





Reports : 

532. Bills reported from Committees of the whole House, 
without Amendments, and Bills ordered to be engrossed and read 
the Third Time To-morrow, or upon future days; Lxxv. 207.— 
LXXviit. 402.—Lxxx. 544.—LXXXUII. 444.—LXXXVI. 383,—LXXXVIII. 
498.—.xxx1x. 527.—xcu. 64. Lords’ Bills, (reported only); 
LXXxI, 344.—.Lxxxvi. 562. And ordered to be read the 
Third Time this day, [after sitting late] To-morrow, or upon 
future days; LXXv. 263,—LXXVI. 221.—LXXvill. 90,—LXxx. 539.— 

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IX. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


Reports—continued. Reports—continued. 


LXXXVI. 349,—LXXXIX. 332.—xc. 264.—xcr. 106. And read 
the Third Time; txxv. 459.—.Lxxvi. 225.—1.xxvur. 158.—LXxxXvIiI. 
438.—Lxxxvi. 688.—LXxxvil. 112.—Lxxxvill. 150.—Lxxx1x. 123. 
———-King’s Consent having been signified; txxxvin. 506. Bills 
reported upon or after Divisions; uxxxm1. 514,—.xxxiv. 213. 

533. Bills reported, with Amendments; [For Proceedings on 
the Amendments, see Amendments.] The Amendments, which 
Committees had made, and Order that Bill, with Amendments, be 
ingrossed and read the Third Time this day, [after sitting late] 
To-morrow, or upon future days ; Lxxv. 254.—.Lxxvi. 462,—LXxxvii. 
456.—Lxxvill. 441,—LXXIX. 314.—LXxx. 377.—LXxxI. 299.— 
LXXXII. 372,—LXXXI1I. 356.—LXxxIv. 340.—LXxxv. 476.—LXXXVI. 
448.—Lxxxvul. 572.—Lxxxvill. 668,—Lxxx1x. 570, &amp;c.——— Pri- 
vate Bills reported, with the Amendments which the Committee had 
made, and Order that Bill, with Amendments, be ingrossed ; Lxxv. 
223.—.Lxxx11. 374.—xc1. 90. Lords’ Bills, and Order that Bills be 
read the Third Time upon future days; Lxxvu. 90.—LXxxxI. 365. 
—LXXx11l. 358.—Lxxx1x. 450, &amp;c.———Reports made by Order ; 
LXxv. 221.—LXXvI. 268.—Lxxvul. 147.—.Lxxvill. 181.—LXxXx1x. 264. 
—LxXxx. 299.—LXXXxI. 261.—.Lxxxul. 454.—Lxxxl. 187. 474.— 
LXXXIV, 222,—LXxxv. 102.—LxxxXvI. 241.—LXXXvVII. 93.—LXXXVIII. 
134, &amp;c.—.Lxxx1x. 59.—xc. 118.—xc1. 199, &amp;c. 


534. Bills reported, with Amendments; and Reports read and 

ordered to be taken into further consideration this day, [after 
sitting late] To-morrow, or upon future days; Lxxv. 297.—Lxxv1. 
435.—Lxxvil. 369.—Lxxvill. 405.—LxxIx. 122.—Lxxx. 299.— 
LXXXI. 82.—LXXXxUl. 569.—LXXXIII. 473.—LXXxIV. 268.—LXxXxv. 
437.—LXXXVI. 352.—LXXxxvil. 321.—LXXXxvill. 622,—Lxxx1x. 471. 
—xc. 498, &amp;c.—_———-This day Three Weeks ; txxxvitt. 640. 
This day Month; txxv. 466.—Lxxxu. 574. ———This day Two 
Months; Lxx1x. 529.—.xxx. 487.———-This day Three or Six 
Months; ctxxv. 447.—.Lxxvi. 408.—.Lxxvil. 364.—.Lxxvinl. 425.— 
LXxIx. 494.—Lxxxm. 99.—.Lxxxvir. 531, &amp;c. ———Lords’ Bills, 
and Amendments, read, and Reports ordered to be taken into 
further consideration this day, [after sitting late] To-morrow, or 
upon future days; LXxx. 384.—LxxxI. 225.—Lxxxvi. 449.— 
LXXxIx. 355, &amp;c.———Bills reported, and the Reports ordered to 
be taken into further consideration this day, [after sitting late] 
To-morrow, or on future days; xcu. 66. And ordered to be 
ingrossed and read a Third Time this day, &amp;c.; xcu. 244. ——— 
Reported, and Notice being taken that His Majesty’s interest was 
concerned, His Consent signified, and Bill ordered to be ingrossed ; 
txxx. 390. Lords’ Bill reported, with Amendments, and Amend- 
ments to be taken into further consideration on a future day ; 
LXXIx. 478. 

535. Biils reported, with Amendments, and Reports read, and 
Bills re-committed; wtxxv. 414.—.Lxxvi. 137.—Lxxvil. 238.— 
LXXVIII. 121.—Lxx1x. 251.—1Lxxx. 265.—LxXxX1. 131.—Lxxx11. 419. 
—LXXXIII. 432.— LXxxv. 157.—LXxxvil. 157.— Lxxxix. 165, &amp;e. 
Lords’ Bills; txxvi. 413.—.xxx1. 244. Bill reported, with 
Amendments, and re-committed to a Select Committee ; xc. 337. 

And Report read, and Bills re-committed to a Select Com- 
mittee ; Lxxxu. 510. 

536. Bill reported from Committees of the whole House, with 
Amendments, and re-committed; and House immediately re- 
solves itself into Committee; xcr. 251. And re-committed 
with respect to a certain proposed Amendment ; Lxxx1. 239._——— 
Bills reported and re-committed ; xc1. 389. 398. 


537. Bills reported from Committees on re-committed Bills, 
and Bills again re-committed; txxxi. 207. 265.— Lxxxiv. 
322.—.Lxxxv. 480.———On re-committed and again re-com- 
mitted Bills, and Bills with Amendments ordered to be 
ingrossed and read a Third Time on future Days; Lxxv. 418.— 
LXXviit. 166.———On re-committed Bills and again re-committed, 
and Reports ordered to be taken into further consideration at 
future times; Lxxvu. 279.—.Lxxvii. 255.—_Lxxx. 425.—LxxxI1. 
276.———Upon this day Three Months; .xxvit. 364.— xxx. 
440.—.xxxiv. 304, kc.———Bills reported, with Amendments, 
and read the Third Time, and passed (Lords’ Bills); txxvit. 349. 
—Lxxxv. 650.———Bills reported, with Amendments, and Mo- 
tion for now reading Amendments a Second Time dropped for 
want of Forty Members ; txxx1v. 372.———Bill ordered to be 
ingrossed upon Division; txxxiv. 179. 

538. From Select Committees on Bills, relative to Consents, 
That Parties concerned had given their Consent to satisfaction of 
Committees; uixxv. 316.—Lxxvi. 254.—.Lxxvil. 147.—LXxXvIII. 
281.—Lxxix. 383.— Lxxx, 234.—Lxxx1. 229.—.Lxxxu1. 436.— 
LXXXIl. 516.—LXXXv. 392.—LXXxvI. 224. 630.—.Lxxxvul. 62.— 
LXXXVIN. 308,—LXxxIx. 329.—xci. 90.—xcu. 59, &amp;c. Lords’ 
Bills; uxxv. 410.—.xxvi. 412.—.Lxxvul. 218.—.xxvul. 235.— 
UXXIX. 485.-—Lxxx. 349,—.LXXxI. 295.—.Lxxxul. 583,— LXXxXIII. 
65616——Lxxxv. 601.—LXXxvI. 453.—LXxXVIL. 550.—LXXxviL. 422. 





—LXXXIX. 322.—xc. 347.—xcu. 475, &amp;c.———To satisfaction of 
Committees, except particular Persons; txxv. 102.—.xxyy, 177, 
—LXXVII. 213.—LxXxvill. 243.—.Lxx1ix. 384.—Lxxx. 347.—1xxxn, 
534.—LXxxill. 310.—LXXXIv. 305,—LXxxv. 281.—LXXx1ix, 165,— 
xci. 195.———To the adding a Commissioner to the Bill; txxy; 
330.———To the changing a Commissioner; txxv. 346.—1xxyyy, 
212.—Lxxxul. 534. 


539. Inclosure Bills ; That Committees did not think it neces. 
sary to allot any portion of the Common Lands for purposes of 
Recreation, with Reasons; xcu1. 252. 288. 


540. That no Persons appeared before Committees on Bills; 
To oppose same; Lxxv. 284.—Lxxvi. 187. 279.—Lxxvim. 98, 
LXxix. 363.—Lxxx. 347.—LXXXI. 336.—Lxxxvi. 632. 6°? 
LXXXVII. 252.———In support or on behalf of Petitions; ixxy, 
409.—LXxxvI. 285.—LXXxVII. 206. 236.—LXXVIII. 77.—LXxIx. 385,— 
LXxX. 348.—LXxxI. 138.—LXxxxil. 534,—LXXXUI. 275.—.Lxxxy, 
462.—LXxxxvi. 386.—LXXxvil. 286.—LXXXvIll, 430.—Lxxx1x, 357, 
—xc. 177.—xc1. 118.—xcu. 192, &amp;c.———That no Persons were 
dissenting to Bills; uxxrx. 401. 


541. Reports, together with Lists of Names of Persons assent- 
ing, dissenting or declaring themselves neuter ; Lxxv. 277.—.xxy1, 
266.—LXxx1x. 385.—LXxx. 257.—.xxxix. 130, &amp;c.———Of the 
List of Persons who have assented and are neuter; Lxxx. 418, 
———Of the List of Names of Persons who have dissented ; 
LXXV. 277.—LXXVI. 223.—LXXVIII. 252.—LXxIx. 184.—Lxxx. 347, 
—LXXXI. 210.—Lxxxv. 253.—LXxxIx. 130. 


542. That Standing Orders had been complied with pursuant 
to leave granted; Lxxv. 158. 315.—Lxxvi. 328.—Lxxvul. 280.— 
LXXVIUI. 317.—LXxXIX. 385.—Lxxx. 362.—LXXxI. 173.—Lxxxmm1. 
262.—Lxxxv. 234.—LXxXxvI. 498.—LXXxviI. 203.—Lxxxvill. 458, 
———That Notices had been given pursuant to leave granted; 
xcu. 533, &amp;c. That Standing Orders had not been complied 
with; Reports ordered to lie on the Table; txxvi. 254,.—.xxvn. 
213.—.Lxx1x. 385._—Reports referred to Select Committee on 
Standing Orders; itxxxv. 519.—.xxxviml. 395, &amp;e. Report 
referred to Select Committee to examine whether the Standing 
Orders have been complied with ; Lxxv1. 189. That Stand- 
ing Orders had been complied with (withcertain Exceptions), and 
Reasons reported for those Exceptions; and Bills ordered to be 
ingrossed ; Lxxv. 409.———And Reports to lie upon the Table; 
LXXVII. 213.—LXXvIll. 242. 


543. Preambles of Bills ; That Preambles had not been proved ; 
LXxvI. 362.——That Preambles were not proved to satisfaction 
of Committees; Reports to lie on the Table; txxx1x. 327,——— 
That the Parties promoting the Bill had failed to prove the Pre- 
amble ; and Report to lie upon the Table ; txxxvi1. 320.————That 
they had examined or considered the allegations contained in the 
Preamble, but the same had not been proved to their satisfaction; 
Reports to lie on the Table; txxx1. 463. 583.—1Lxxxvi. 833.— 
LXXXVII. 203,—LXXXVIII. 458.—LxxxIx. 219. 327.—xc. 366.—xCI. 
843. 425.—xcu. 391. Report to lie upon the Table, and be 
printed ; x¢1. 486.———That they had examined evidence in 
support of the allegations contained in the Preamble, which had 
not been proved to their satisfaction; Report ordered to be taken 
into further consideration; xc1. 345. That they had ex- 
amined the allegations contained in the Preamble, but that the 
same had not been proved to their satisfaction; Committee 
ordered to re-assemble for the purpose of reporting specially the 
Preamble, and the evidence and reasons, in detail, on which they 
came to the resolution that the Preamble had not been proved; 
xc1. 396.— —Report from Committee ordered to report spe- 
cially, &amp;c.; That the Order requiring the reasons upon which the 
Committee came to the resolutions that the Preamble had not 
been proved, can only apply to those Members who voted upon 
that proposition, and that they had come to certain resolutions, 
which were the reasons aforesaid ; xc1. 445._———From Commit- 
tee ordered to re-assemble for the purpose of reporting specially 
upon the Preamble of the Bill, on the ground that their previous 
resolution, restricting the votes of Members of the Committee, is 
contrary to the practice of Parliament; That they had come to 
certain resolutions as reasons for their coming to the determination 
that the Preamble had not been proved; Report to lie upon 
the Table, and be printed; xc1. 582.————That the Committee 
had amended the Preamble, in conformity with their opinion of 
the expediency of certain matters; xcu. 462. [See supra, 514.] 
—— From Committee on re-committed Bill; That the 
Preamble had not been proved to their satisfaction; Lxxxvl. 
877. That they had examined the allegations contained in 
the Preamble, and had come to the resolution that the same 
had not been proved; Report to be taken into further con- 
sideration ; xc1. 435.———And Motion for re-committing Bill; 
Debate thereon adjourned; ixxv. 336.————Bill re-committed 

to 








BILLS—continued. 








1X.-Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


Reports—continued. 

to the former Committee; txxv. 343. That the Committee, 
having made certain Amendments upon the Preamble, the Promo- 
ters of the Bill announced their intention of abandoning the Bill, 
and the Committee determined that no other Party be allowed to 
carry it on; Report to lie upon the Table; xcr. 424.—-——That 
the Committee were proceeding in the consideration of the Pre- 
' amble, when the Promoters of the measure informed the Commit- 
tee that they had come to the determination of not proceeding 
farther with the Bill; Report to lie on the Table; xc1. 486.——— 
That before the completion of the case in support of the Bill, the 
Promoters thereof stated their desire to withdraw it ; thatthe evi- 
dence was not sufficient to prove the allegations thereof, &amp;c. ; 
xc. 315. 


544. That the Parties promoting the Bill and those who 
petitioned against the same, had expressed their wish that 
“the said Bill should be withdrawn; .ixxvi. 372.—— That, 
in consequence of the protracted examination of Witnesses by 
the Parties opposed to the Bill, the Promoters desired leave to 
withdraw the said Bill during the present Session, and that the 
Committee had directed the Chairman to move for leave to lay 
the Minutes of Evidence on the Table of the House ; txxrx. 445. 
[Note. The Committee had power “to report their proceedings.” ] 
———That it appeared that the printed Bill was not a correct copy 
of the House Bill, which informality they consider fatal to the 
progress of the Bill in its present state; that they recommend 
that the Bill be withdrawn, and that leave be granted to the 
Parties to introduce a new Bill, in a corrected form; xc1. 709. 
That the Bill contained provisions not included in the 
Petition, and that several material alterations were necessary to 
be made therein ; and that the Committee considered it would be 
more expedient that the said Bill should be withdrawn and 
another presented instead thereof; txxx1v. 261.———That it 
would be impossible for a Bill to pass during the present Ses- 
sion, and that it would be unjust and nugatory to request any 
further extension of Time for making their Report; Report to lie 
on the Table ; txxx. 573. 


545. That they had made an alteration in the Plan and Esti- 
mates; xc1. 309.———That circumstances had made it impossible 
to report within the time limited, and recommending that the time 
should be enlarged; xc1. 394. That under certain circum- 
stances the Promoters of the Bill had made an application for an 
extension of the time for the Report, and recommending that the 
time should be extended; xcr. 396. 414, 415.———That Report 
cannot be made on a certain Day without great inconvenience to 
both Parties, and recommending an extension of the time; xct. 478. 
——— Reports read upon Motion, and time for making Reports 
enlarged; xcr. 419, 420. 











546. Bills reported, with Amendments, together with the Mi- 
nutes of Evidence taken before the Committees; txxx.346.—LXXxI1I. 
312.—Lxxxvil. 218. 481.—Lxxx1x. 377. 469. That they had 
examined several Witnesses, and that the Chairman was directed 
to report their Observations and Opinion, together with Minutes 
of Evidence; txxxvu. 542.———Bill reported, together with a 
Resolution ; Report brought up and read, and Resolution entered ; 
LXxx. 364. 


547. That Committee had divided a Bill into Two Bills, and 
each Bill reported separately ; txxvit. 324.—Lxxviil. 282.—LxxIx. 
133.—Lxxx. 327.—LXXxv. 375.—LXXXvI. 213.—LXXXVIII. 559.— 
LXXXIX. 322.—xc. 481.—xc1. 677.—xc1r. 264. 414, &amp;¢.———Into 
Three Bills; xc. 484._——— Had consolidated Two Bills into One 
Bill, pursuant to Instruction; txxx. 382.———Had made Two 
Bills into One, pursuant to Instruction; xc. 490.—xc1. 147.—xcu. 
392, &amp;c. 


548. Bills reported from Select Committees, and Reports 
- ordered to lie upon the Table; on Bills relative to Docks, Navi- 
gations, Waterworks, &amp;c. (pursuant to Standing Order); Lxxv. 
277.— xxvii. 405.—Lxxvul. 212,—LXXxvill. 225.—Lxx1x. 385.— 
Lxxx. 573.—LXxxI. 233.—Lxxxil. 305.—LXXXIII. 336.—LXXKXIV. 
223.—Lxxxv. 247.—LXXXVvI. 411.—LXXXVII. 357.—LXxxvill. 319. 
—LXxx1x. 130.—xc. 221.—xcu. 231.————On other Bills ; txxv1. 
372.—LXxvul. 253.—LXXVIII. 257. 327,—LXXx1Ix. 402.—LXxxIl. 397. 
—LXxxIv. 236.— Lxxxvi. 757.—xc. 366.———On other Bills, 
Standing Orders reported to be not, or only in part, complied 
with ; Lxxvi. 254,—.xx1x. 385, kc. 


549. Bills reported from Select Committees, and Reports 
ordered to be taken into further consideration upon future days ; 
LXxv, 227,.—.Lxx1x. 396.—.xxxvi. 790.——And Bills re-com- 
mitted to former Committees ; txxv. 363.—Lxx1x. 143.—.Lxxxu1. 
673.—_Lxxxul. 112.—.Lxxxv. 347,—LXxXxVI. 664.—Lxxxvil. 253,— 
LXXXVilI. 449.—xc. 282.—xci. 244, 430.—xcu. 236. Lords’ 
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Reports—continued. 


former Committee; txxx1. 573.———And House informed that 
other Amendments are necessary to be made, and Bills re-com- 
mitted to former Committees; Lxxv. 285.—.xxv1. 211.—Lxxvil. 
120.—LXxvill. 275.—LxXxix. 421.—Lxxx. 510.—.Lxxx1. 239.— 
LXXXIII. 383.—LXXxXxV. 246.—LXxXxvl. 476.—LXxXxvIl. 363.—LxxxIx. 
302.—xc. 349.—xcr1. 366, &amp;c.——To Committee of the whole 
House; txxxiv. 291. 


550. Bills reported from Select Committees, and re-committed 
to Committees of the whole House; txxxiv. 274.—1xxx1x. 476. 


551. Bills reported from Select Committees, and with Amend- 
ments ordered to be ingrossed ; txxv. 290.—.xxvir. 240.—Lxxviu. 
257.—xcu. 59. That Bills do not come within the Standing 
Orders, and Bills ordered to be ingrossed ; xxix. 183, &amp;c.———. 
Bills reported without Amendments, and ordered to be ingrossed ; 
LXxx1x. 70.———On ingrossed Lords’ Bills, and Bills read the 
Third Time ; and passed ; txxv. 386.—.Lxxvi. 225.—.xxvil. 158.— 
LXXVIU. 438.—LXXXVII. 112.—Lxxxvill. 150.—.Lxxx1x. 123.—xc. 
366.—xc1. 81.—xctl. 142.————And ordered to be read the 
Third Time upon future days; txxv. 253. 459.—.xxvi. 221.— 
LXXVIII. 90.—LxxX. 539.—LXXXvI. 349.—Lxxx1x. 332, &amp;c. 


552. Re-committed Bills reported from Select Committees, 
and Reports ordered to lie upon the Table; On Bills relative to 
Navigations, Waterworks, &amp;c. (pursuant to Standing Order) ; 
LXXxill. 401.—Lxxxiv. 315.—Lxxxv. 247.—xc. 352.—xc1. 365. 
On other Bills; txxvi. 330.—xc. 347.—xci1. 428. And 
Reports ordered to be taken into further consideration upon 
future days; txxvil. 311.—.xxx. 425.—.Lxxx1. 276.—1xxx1l. 535. 
—xcul. 328,————That they had further examined the allegations, 
and had made other Amendments; and Bills ordered to be 
ingrossed ; Lxxvil. 276. 348.—Lxxxul. 458.— xxx. 192. 
That they had made other Amendments, and Bills ordered to 
be ingrossed ; Lxxvi. 837.—Lxxvul. 147.—.Lxxvil. 341.—Lxx1x. 
161.—Lxxx. 090.—Lxxxv. 499.—LXXXVIII. 436.—LxxxIx. 328.— 
XCI. 265.—xcl1. 276. Bills reported without further Amend- 
ments, and Bills with Amendments ordered to be ingrossed ; 
LXXVIII. 318.—LxxxI. 335. That they had made no further 
Amendment; and Amendments made by the First Committee 
ordered to be read a Second Time in Six Months; txxxrx. 265. 
That Standing Orders had been complied with pursuant to 
leave granted; .Lxxx1x. 205.———And House informed, that 
further Amendments are necessary; Bills again re-committed ; 
LXXVIII. 296. 














553. From Select Committees on Bills again re-committed, 
That they had made further Amendments, and Bills ordered to be 
ingrossed ; Lxxvi. 405.—Lxxxul. 487. 


554. Reports on Bills relative to Navigations and Waterworks, 
and ordered to be now taken into further consideration ; after 
the House had been informed that printed Copies, as amended by 
the Committees, had been delivered at the door to Members, 
pursuant to Standing Order; txxv. 307.—.Lxxvi. 431.—.xxvul. 
240.—LXXVIII. 257.—LXxIx. 421.—.Lxxx. 451.—.Lxxx1. 268.— 
LXXXII. 339.—LXXXUI. 383.—LXXXIv. 246.—LXxxv. 34].—LXxxvI. 
460.—LXxxvil. 398.—LXxxvill. 357.—Lxxxix. 159.—=—~—Printed 
Copies having been delivered at the door; xc. 224. House 
proceeds to take into consideration Reports on Bills relative to 
Navigations, Waterworks, &amp;c., printed Copies of the Bills having 
been delivered at the door; xc. 239.—xc1. 375.—xcr1. 199. 
And further proceeding upon the said Report adjourned to a 
future day ; xcu. 469. 


555. Reports from Select Committees on Bills read upon 
Motion ; and Bills re-committed to the former Committees; txxv. 
343,—LXXxVI. 32, 67.—Lxxvil. 62. 111.—Lxxvit. 336.—Lxx1x. 392. 
—LXXXIV. 247.—LXxxxv. 421.—&lt;———And House informed that other 
Amendments are necessary, and Bills re-committed to former 
Committees ; txxvi1. 261.———And Report further considered ; 

_ Amendments of Committee agreed to, and Bill ordered to be 
ingrossed ; LXx1x. 386. 


556. Reports from Select Committees on Bills which had been 
ordered to lie upon the Table ; Ordered to be taken into further 
consideration To-morrow, or on future days; txxvi. 331.—.Lxxrx. 
444. House proceeds to take into further consideration 
Reports from Select Committees on Bills, and House informed 
that other Amendments are necessary, and Bills re-committed to 
the former Committees; txxvi1. 285.—.Lxxx1. 239.—.Lxxx1. 383. 
—LXXXxIx. 302.—xc, 454. 


557. Further consideration of Report dropped for want of 
Forty Members; txxxut. 349. Report from Committee on 
a Private Bill, ordered to be printed ; txxrx. 451. Report 
made from Select Committee of Appeal on a Private Bill, and 
ordered to lie upon the Table; txxxv. 519. 

















558. Reports 
4G 


302 


BILLS—continued. 





1X. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


Reports—continued. 

558. Reports from Committees on Railway Bills made, and 
ordered to lie upon the Table, and be printed ; xc1. 222. 229. 295. 
486.———That they had inquired into the several matters required 
by the Resolutions of the House (1 March 1836); and had also 
examined the allegations of the Bill, and found the same to be 
true; Reports to lie upon the Table, and be printed; xc1. 158. 
285.—xcil. 122. 153, &amp;c. ————That none of the Resolutions, except 
the First, applied to the Bill; xc1. 295.——That the Resolutions 
did not apply to the Bill, inasmuch as it is only for the renewal 
of the Acts now existing, and no new Works being contemplated ; 
xcl. 296. That none of the matters required by the Standing 
Orders to be inquired into by Committees on Railway Bills 
apply to the present Bill; xc. 138. 180. 240.———That they 
had consolidated the Subscriptions of the several competing Lines ; 
xci1. 529. 


559. Notice taken that the Report from a Committee on a 
Railway Bill had been made, without notice having been given in 
the Private Bill Office; Order for printing the said Report 
discharged, and Report ordered to be withdrawn; xc11. 274. ——— 
Notice taken that the Report of a Private Bill had been made 
without Notice having been given in the Private Bill Office ; 
Motion for discharging Order for Ingrossment made and withdrawn; 
Bill ordered to be read 3° on a future day ; xcr. 560. 


Third Readings and Passings: 

560. Bills read a Third Time, and passed ; uxxv. 271.—.xxx. 
240.—.Lxxx1x. 507.—xct. 41, &amp;c.———And passed, and new 
Titles given ; txxv. 309.—Lxxvi. 201.—Lxxvul. 105.—Lxxvitl. 86. 
——LXXIxX. 164,—Lxxx. 169.—.Lxxx1. 173.—Lxxx1l. 533.—LXXXxIill. 
202.—Lxxxv. 604.—Lxxxvi. 899.—Lxxxvir. 101.—LxxxIx. 98.— 
xc. 134.—xcr. 199.—xcr. 107. And new Title given on 
Division; txxvu. 444.-———-And Title amended, and passed ; 
LXXXVIII, 239.—.Lxxxix. 339.— —Lords’ Bills; uxxx. 618.— 
LXXXviI. 585.—Lxxx1x. 394.————Read a Third Time upon or 
after Divisions; txxv. 413.—.xxvi. 490.—Lxxvm. 14.—LxxvimI. 
440.—Lxxix. 424.—LXxx. 379.—Lxxxi. 135.—Lxxx1I. 502.— 
LXXXIIll. 485,—LXXXIV. 184.—Lxxxv. 180.—xcI. 219.—xclI. 226, 
&amp;e. Lords’ Bills; rxxxv. 268.———Bills passed upon Divisions; 
LXXVII. 14.—LXXvIII. 401.—LxXxIx. 444.—LxXxx. 255.—LXXXIII. 
486.—Lxxxvi. 860.—LXxxvill. 557.—Lxxxix. 139. 529.—xc1. 152. 
580. 


561. Bills read a Third Time, and Order that further Proceed- 
ings thereon be adjourned till this Day (after sitting late), To- 
morrow, or to future Days; txxvi. 178.—.Lxxvil. 347.—LXxxvIII. 
297.—LXxx. 257.—LXxxi. 237.—Lxxxull. 353.— Lxxxv. 523.— 
LXXXvI. 414. 644.—LXxxvil. 212.—LXxxvill. 252.—LxxxIx. 339. 
—xc. 230.———— House, according to Order, resumes ad- 
journed Proceedings upon Third Readings ; txxv1. 183.—.Lxxvi1. 
352.—LXxvill. 300.—LXXX. 262.—LXxxI. 251.—Lxxxul. 356.— 
LXXXV. 531.—LXXxxvi. 428. 648.—LXxxvil. 215.—LxXxxvill. 256,— 
Lxxxix. 347, &amp;c.———-Order of the Day read for reading a Bill 
a Third Time ; Resolution of a Committee read ; and Order made 
thereupon ; and Bill read Third Time ; txxv. 309.————Order of 
the Day for reading a Bill Third Time; Resolution of Committee 
of Supply read; Amendment proposed, but not made; Bill 
passed; Lxxv. 312. Bill read a Third Time upon Division ; 
House informed that Counsel attended ; Question proposed, That 
they be now called in; Motion made, and Question, That the 
House do now adjourn, put and negatived; Question again put, 
That Counsel be now called in, and negatived; and Bill passed ; 
LXxix. 494, 


562. Ingrossed Schedules added to Bill on Third Reading ; 
xc. 604. Ingrossed Schedule offered to be added by way of 
Rider ; brought up, read 1°, and Ques. Neg. for reading the same 
2°; xcl. 579.———Bills passed Nem. con.; txxxvu. 567. 


563. Bill from the Lords read Third Time, but Ques. Neg. for 
passing it; txxx. 617. 


Provisions in Bills: 

564. Petitions for Provisions, or additional Petitions presented, 
and referred to Select Committees; txxvi. 156.—.Lxxvul. 142.— 
LXXVIII. 131.—LxXxXIx. 72.—LXxxI. 182.—.Lxxxu. 128. 220.— 
LXXXIV. 186.—LXXXv. 217.—Lxxxvi. 497. 606.—Lxxxvul. 173.— 
LXXXVIIL. 162.—Lxxx1Ix. 56.—xc. 205.——— Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills ; xci1. 94. Referred 
to a Committee, and Time enlarged for Report of Committee on 
the Bill; uxxxim. 311.———Referred to the Committees on Bills; 
LXXv1. 401.—xc. 204._—Orders to Select Committees thereon, 
to meet To-morrow in the Speaker’s Chamber; and have power 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; txxvi1. 131.—.xxxu1. 
128. 220.—LXxXXxIv. 186.—LxXxxv. 217.—-LXXXVI. 497.—LXXXVII. 
173,—-LEXXVILL. 162,—Lxxx1x. 56. 





Provisions in Bills —continued. 

565. Reports made on Petitions for Provision of Standing 
Orders not having been complied with; Ordered to lie on a 
Table (only); txxv1. 169.—.xxvit. 149.—.Lxxvitl. 170.—zxy1x. 
246.———Referred to Committee on Standing Orders; xxx, 
121.—-LXxxIll. 197.—LXxXv,. 351.—LXxxvi. 614.—LXxxviI. 184, 
LXXXVIII. 176,—Lxxx1x. 62.—xc1. 265, &amp;c. 

566. Reports on Petitions for Provision made; and ordered 
to lieon the Table; txxv1. 168.—Lxxvitt. 1564.—Lxxxrx. 134, 
And Instructions given to Committees on Bills; xxv. 172. 907. 
—LXXVII. 280.—LXXVIII. 199.—LxXxx1. 200.—Lxxx11. 362.—.Lxxxm, 
234, 324.—LXxxv. 364.—LXXXVI. 624.—Lxxxvull. 310. 328,— 
LXXXIX. 270.—xcI. 81.———And Instruction to Committee on a 
re-committed Bill to make Provision; txxx1. 239. ——— And 
Instructions to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in 
Bills; rxxxu. 251.———And leave given to offer a Clause on the 
Third Reading of a Bill; txxrx. 434. Report from the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, that the Application 
(for Provision) does not come within the Standing Order, and 
Instruction given; xc1I. 142.——That leave should be given 
to make Provision, and Instruction given; xcu. 272. 

567. Reports on Petitions for Provision read upon Motions, and 
re-committed to former Committee ; Lxxvi. 177.—.Lxxvimt. 162,— 
LXXx1x.251.—.xxx. 162. And leave for Notices, &amp;c., granted ; 
Instructions to Committees on Bills to make Provision, and Com- 
mittee to examine and report on Notices; txxvi.187.—.Lxxvit. 156, 
—LXXVII. 176.—LxxIx. 234. 

568. Reports from Committees on Re-committed Reports from 
Committees on Petitions for Provision, that Standing Orders had 
not been complied with, made, and ordered to lie on the Table; 
LXXVIII. 170.—LXx1Xx. 257.———Read upon Motion, and Instruc- 
tion to Committees on Bill to make Provision ; txx1x. 262. 

569. Reports made from Committee on Standing Orders, and 
leave given that Provision be made according to the prayer of the 
Petitions; Lxxx1. 209.—Lxxxv. 364.—LXxxvI. 624.— Lxxxvui. 
310,———And that Notices be given, and Committee on Bill do 
report on Notices; Lxxx11. 404.—Lxxxvil. 207.—LXxxvilL. 214,— 
LXXXIXx. 81.————— Report made from Committee on Standing Orders, 
and leave given to make Provision, and Plans, Books of Reference, 
Lists and Estimate to be deposited in the Private Bill Office, and 
Committee on the Bill to report that such Order has been complied 
with; txxxv. 231. 

570. Petitions for Provision read, upon Motion, and Reports of 
Committees on Standing Orders read, and Instructions to Commit- 
tees on the Bills to make Provision; txxx11. 215.—.Lxxxv. 378. 
———Reports from Committee on Standing Orders read, upon 
Motion, and Instruction to Committee on the Bill to make Pro- 
vision ; LXxx. 289.—Lxxxill. 435.—Lxxx1x. 246. 

571. After Committee on Standing Orders had reported that 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, Petition read, 
upon Motion; and the House being informed that all Parties were 
consenting, leave given to proceed and give Notices, &amp;c.; Ltxxx1x. 
122, Bill reported; Order that Petitioners for additional 
Provision in the said Bill have leave to proceed, read, and Bill 
re-committed, and Instruction to make Provision; Lxxx1x. 127. 

572. Petitions for Provision, or additional Petitions; pre- 
sented, and ordered to lie on the Table (only); ixx1x. 101. 258.— 
LXxx. 192.—.Lxxx1. 175.—LXXxIV. 192.—Lxxxvi. 274.—xcil. 24, 
&amp;e. In Public Bills; utxxxvi. 590. 754.———To lie on the 
Table, and be printed; uxxx1. 231.—1.xxxtv. 94. 174. 184.—.xxxv. 
433.—Lxxxvi. 788.———Presented, and referred to Committees 
on Bills, and Instructions to Committees to make Provision ac- 
cordingly ; Lxxvi11. 371.———Presented, and referred to Com- 
mittees on Bills; txxxvi. 760.———And referred to Committees 
on other Petitions; txxvu. 343.—Lxxx1. 48.———And referred 
to Committee on Petition for Bill; txxvi. 330.——Petition for 
Provision presented, and Instruction immediately given to Com- 
mittee on the Bill to make Provision ; txxx1. 204. 

573. Petition for Provision presented, and read; King’s Re- 
commendation signified, and Committee of the whole House ap- 
pointed to consider the said Petition; rxx1x. 481. Resolution 
reported from Committee of the whole House on the said Petition, 
and Instruction to Committee of the whole House on the re-com- 
mitted Bill to make Provision; txx1x. 487. 

574. Petitions for Provision read upon Motion ; and referred 
to Committee ; xxx. 195.———And the House being informed 
that all Parties were consenting thereto; leave given to the Peti- 
tioners to proceed ; and leave granted for Notices ; uxxx1x. 122. 
——And referred to Committee on another Petition for Pro- 
vision ; Lxxx1. 182.———Read, and Instructions given to Com- 
mittees on Bills; txxvu. 210.—_Lxxx. 195. 

575. Committees on Petitions for Provisions in Bills make no 
Report ; txxxiv. 186.—Lxxxvi. 497. 

Divorce 














BILLS—continued. 





1X. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 
Orders—continued. 


Divorce Bills : 

676. Petitions praying that service of the Order of the House, 
and delivering copy of Bill on Agents, &amp;c., may be deemed as if 
the Parties were personally served; ixxv. 457.—1xxvi. 406.— 
Lxxvil. 347.—LXXX. 199.—Lxxxi. 312.—.Lxxxul. 124.—Lxxxiv. 
249. 402.—Lxxxv. 218. 478, &amp;c.—Lxxxvi. 482. 659. Days 
appointed for taking into consideration Petitions of Agents re- 
lative to Service of Orders of the House; 1xxvi. 389.—.xxxv1. 
683. Petition of Agent relative to Service of Orders of the 
House to be printed ; txxxvi. 639.———Petitioners (Agents to 
Parties) give the House an account of the Allegations contained 
in their Petitions; txxx. 199. 604.—.xxxml. 124.—.xxxiv. 249. 
402.—Lxxxv. 218. 478.—Lxxxix. 378.———Clerk to Petitioner 
gives an account of Allegations contained in Petition; txxxvi. 
791.———Service of the Orders of the House and Copy of Bills 
upon Agents, to be deemed good Service; On Agents being ex- 
amined upon Petitions to that effect; txxv. 457.—.xxvi. 406.— 
txxvil. 346.—Lxxx. 199.—Lxxx1. 312.—Lxxxul. 124.—LxxxIv. 
249. 402.—Lxxxv. 218. 478. 596.—Lxxxvi. 482. Without Agents 
being examined on their Petitions; txxxv. 596.—.Lxxxvi. 659. 
———Upon the Proctors; txxxvi. 791.—Lxxx1x. 378. 659. 


577. Time shortened for the Second Reading of a Bill on 
Petition from Agent for the Bill, and with the consent of the Lady, 
signed by her Agent; txxv. 453. Parties consenting that 
the time usually appointed for Committee on Private Bills should 
be shortened ; Committee appointed for an earlier day ; Lxxv. 457. 
—Lxxx. 604. 

578. Messages to the Lords for Depositions taken in India, 
relative to Divorce Bills; Depositions communicated and re- 
ferred to Committees on the Bills; itxxvin. 381. 389. 396.— 
LXxIx. 484. 491.—.Lxxx. 202. 213.—.Lxxxiv. 160, 161.—LxxxIx. 
504.—xc. 210. 215. 301. 311.———Depositions transmitted from 
India ordered to be returned to the Lords, on sending back the 
Bill; txxx. 261.—1xxxiv. 196.—xc. 333, &amp;c. 

579. Message sent to the Lords for copy Minutes given at 
their Bar by a Witness afterwards sent out of the Country ; txxxv1. 
792. Communicated and referred to Committee of the whole 
House on Bill; 7958. Evidence given at the Bar of the House 
of Lords by a Witness afterwards sent abroad by Government, 
received by the House as good evidence; the Clerk in the Privy 
Council Office having stated the circumstance of Witness being 
sent to Russia; and the Agent for the Bill having been examined 
as to the identity of the Witness examined before the House of 
Lords and sent to Russia; txxxvi. 792. 

580. Minutes of Evidence taken in the last Session, and other 
Documents to be received in proof of Allegations contained in 
Bill referred to Committee of the whole House in the present 
Session ; txxxvi. 659. Minutes of Evidence, ordered, and 
presented, and to be printed ; txxxv. 249. 502.—Lxxxrx. 509. 535. 


Estate Bills: 

581. Estate Bill from the Lords; Read a First Time; Or- 
dered to be read a Second Time, and Petition of Agent presented, 
praying the House to dispense with the usual Orders, and allow 
the Bill to pass through its several stages forthwith; Bill read a 
Second Time ; committed; and Order of leave for Committee to 
sit and proceed, and to report forthwith ; uxxv. 470. 

582. Petition for Estate Bill presented, and referred to a Com- 
mittee; txxx1. 48. Report made, and Bill ordered ; 94.——— 
Petitions for Estate Bills referred to Committees ; King’s Con- 
sent having been signified ; Lxxx1. 43. 67. Reports of Com- 
mittees on such Petitions referred to Committees of the whole 
House ; txxx1. 84. 100.——Committees of the whole House 
report that leave be given to bring in Bills, and Bills ordered ; 
LXxxI. 91. 105. 


Orders : 
583. That Bills be read a First Time now; Lxxvu. 9.———On 
future days (Lords’ Bills); uxxxvi. 905.—Lxxxvil. 614.—Lxxx1x. 
469.———In Six Months; txxxr. 139. 


584. That Bills be read a Second Time, (Private Bills); uxxv. 
257.—.xxvitl. 162.—Lxxx. 138.—Lxxx1ul. 184,—.Lxxx1x. 72, &amp;c. 
—awe— Now; Lxxv. 100.—.xxvul. 158. 379.—Lxxrx. 461.—LXxxx. 
490.—.Lxxxul. 310.—Lxxxv. 643.—Lxxxvi. 353,—LXxxvil. 103.— 
LXXXVIII. 699.—LXxx1Ix. 217.—xc. 166.—xc1. 47.———This Day, 
(after sitting late); .ixxv. 399.—.xxvi. 320.—.xxvu. 393.— 
LXxvi1I. 180.—LXx1x. 112,—1Lxxx. 327.—LXXxXI. 161.—Lxxx1I. 307, 
“—LXXXIII. 196.—LxXxxiv. 185.—Lxxxv. 196.—Lxxxvi. 759.— 
EXXXVil. 188,—LXxXxvitl. 640.—Lxxx1x, 213. Lords’ Bills ; rxxvint. 
463.—.Lxxxvi. 171.—.Lxxxvil. 507. Private Bills; xc11. 164, 202. 
255.———To-morrow, or on future days; Lxxv. 482.—LXxvI. 
341.—_Lxxvit. 421.—Lxxvill. 376.—.LxxiIx. 41.—LXxx. 153.— 
EXXXI, 142,—Lxxxul. 539.—LXXXIII. 410.—LXxXIv. 89,—LXXXV. 








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GEN, INDEX. LXXV.- XCII. (1820—1837.) 








509.—LXxxvi. 224,.—.Lxxxvil. 509.—.Lxxxvimt. 511.—.Lxxxrx. 384. 
—xcu. 35, &amp;e. Lords’ Bills; uxxv. 225.—.xxvi. 220.—.xxvu. 
158.—txxvi. 77, &amp;c. Private Bills; uxxvi. 331.—xc1. 67. 69. 
140.—xci1. 129. 266. 357.——Upon this day Seven-night ; xc1. 
166.———U pon this day Three Weeks; txxvu1. 474.—xc1t. 607. 
613.———Upon this day Six Weeks; ixxv. 402.—.xxxvi. 599. 
———-Upon this day Three or Six Months; ixxv. 408,—.xxvi. 
229.—.xxvil. 418.—Lxxvill, 457.—.Lxx1x. 419.—Lxxx. 622.— 
LXXXI. 327.—.LxXxx11. 592.—LXxx11. 121.—LXXxIV. 253.—.Lxxxv. 
171.—LXxxxvi. 739.—Lxxxvil. 45.—.Lxxxvul. 599,.—LXxx1Ix. 173. 
—xc. 106.—xci. 71.—xc1. 498. Lords’ Bills; uxxvm. 359.— 
LXxxv. 340.— ——That the Second Reading of a Bill be post- 
poned until the Report be received from a Select Committee to 
whom certain Petitions had been referred; xcu. 205. 


585. That a Bill be committed this day Six Months; uxxx. 
807.—.Lxxxix. 559, &amp;c.———That Committees’ Amendments to 
Bills be now read a Second Time ; txxxvirt. 699. That Com- 
mittees’ Amendments to a Bill be read a Second Time in Six 
Months; .txxx1x. 265.———Be taken into further consideration 
this day Three Months; txxxm. 514. 


586. That Reports on Bills and Re-committed Bills be received 
now; Lxxv. 101.—Lxxvi. 264.—Lxxvil. 158.—Lxx1x. 456.—.Lxxx. 
327.—LXXXI. 137.—LXxxIV. 204.—Lxxxv. 435.—Lxxxvi. 743.— 
LXXXVII. 129. 236.—LXXXvill. 698.—LXxxIx. 197.—xc. 264.—xclI. 
1380.—xcu. 65. Lords’ Bill; uxxxvu. 464. This Day (after sit- 
ting late); txxvir. 467.—Lxxvuil. 174.—.Lxx1x. 113.—Lxxx. 327.— 
LXXXI. 161.—LxXxxll. 235.—LxXxxull. 196.—LxXxxIv. 229.—.Lxxxv. 
215.—Lxxxvi. 756.—LXxxvil. 129.—Lxxxvii. 640.—Lxxx1x. 218. 
—xci. 389.—xci. 75. This Day at Twelve o’Clock; xc. 427. 
To-morrow, or upon future days ; Lxxv. 391.—.Lxxvi. 264.—Lxxv1I. 
472.— LXxvill. 91.—Lxxix. 112.—_Lxxx. 125.—.Lxxxu. 247.— 
LXXXIII. 196.—Lxxx1v. 215,—LXXXv. 222.—LXXxXVI. 744.—LxxxvIl. 
128,—.Lxxxvill. 533.—Lxxx1x. 203.—xcu. 25, &amp;e. On a Private 
Bill ; xc11. 360. Upon this day Two Months ; xxv. 422. Upon this 
day Three Months ; txxvi. 496.—.xxvu. 436.—Lxxxv. 531.—xc. 
574. Upon this day Six Months; ixxv. 418.—.xxvi. 496.— 
LXXIX, 493.—LxxxI. 215. That Reports be taken into further 
consideration now ; LXXvil. 243.—Lxxx1l. 383.—.Lxxxix. 159.— 
xcr. 801. This Day (after sitting late); uxxv. 344.—.xxvil. 357. 
—LxXxx. 327.—Lxxxi. 190.—Lxxx11. 576.—.Lxxxu1l. 196.—.LxxxIVv. 
318.—Lxxxv. 491.—Lxxxvil. 116.—.xxx1x. 344, kc. To-morrow, 
or on future days ; Lxxv. 339.—LXxxvi. 259.—LXXxvil. 378,—LXxviiI. 
383.—LXxIxX. 113.—LXxxI, 131.—Lxxxu. 458. —Lxxxu. 196.— 
LXXXIVv. 168.—1Lxxxvi. 756.—Lxxxvul. 110.—.xxx1x. 191, &amp;c. On 
Private Bills; xc1. 245. 265. 293.—xcm. 328. 490. 502. Upon 
this day Three Weeks ; txxxiv. 343.—.Lxxxvim. 640. Upon this 
day Month; xxv. 466.—.xxxu. 574. Upon this day Two 
Months; rxxxm1. 487. Upon this day Three Months; uxxv. 447. 
—LXXxvi. 408.—LxXxvil. 364.—Lxxvill. 425.—Lxxx. 440.—LXxxI1. 
230.—Lxxx11. 597.—LxxxIv. 304.—xc1. 680. Upon this day Six 
Months; txxv. 430.—.xxvi. 332.—.xxvil. 383.—.xxx1. 202.— 
LXxxil. 99.—Lxxxvil. 531.—Lxxx1x. 382.—xcu. 357, &amp;c. 


587.. That the Report of Committee on a Private Bill be with- 
drawn (Notice being taken that the same had been made without 
Notice) ; xcrt. 274. That a Bill be re-committed to a Com- 
mittee of the whole House for a future day; xc. 399.———That 
the further proceeding on a Report be adjourned till a future day ; 
xcil. 469. 


588. That Bills be read a Third Time now; txxvu. 382.— 
LXXVIII, 383.—LXXXIV. 184.—Lxxxrx. 203, &amp;c.——This Day 
(after sitting late); .xxv. 309.—.Lxxvi. 259.—.xxvil. 467.— 
Lxxvill. 383.—Lxxx. 260.—Lxxxi. 16]1.—LxXxxI. 197.—LXXxXIV. 
225.—LXxxV. 196.—LXXXVI. 744.—LXxxvil. 109.—Lxxx1x. 121. 
Lords’ Bills; txxv. 260.—Lxxx. 614.—LXXXvI. 171.—LXxxvil. 452. 
———To-morrow, or on future days; Lxxvi. 271.—Lxxvm. 383.— 
LXxviii. 90.—Lxxx. 206,—LXxxI. 137.—LxxxIv. 205.—Lxxxv1. 743. 
—LXXXxix. 204.—xc. 283.—xc1. 690.— xc. 35, ke. Lords’ Bills ; 
LXXV. 260.—LXxx. 622.—LXXxXvI. 383.—LXXxviI. [55.—LXXXIXx. 
475, &amp;c. Private Bills; xcr. 314.—xcr. 288. 319, &amp;e. Divorce 
Bill (from the Lords); xcu. 276.———Upon this day Three or 
Six Months; Lxxvi. 460.—Lxxvil. 256.—LXxvill. 440.—LXxx. 324. 
—LXXxI. 299.—Lxxx1l. 531.—Lxxxml. 469.— Lxxxvil. 499.— 
LXXXvull. 499.—xcr. 688. 


589. That further proceedings on Third Readings be ad- 
journed; Until To-morrow, or future days; uxxvur. 297.— 
LXXX. 257.—LXXXl. 237.—LXxXxx1l. 353.—Lxxxv. 523.—LXXxvul. 
212.—LXXxvill. 262.—LXxx1x. 339.———For Six Months, and 
Bill withdrawn; .xxxvi, 338.———That further proceedings 
on Third Reading be resumed this Day (after sitting late); 
LXXXIX. 414. 











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BILLS—continued. 





IX. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 
Orders— continued. Orders Discharged—continued. 


590. Bill ordered to be taken into further consideration on a 
future day (without noticing the stage); uxxx1. 320. 

591. That Members do carry Bills to the Lords; uxxv. 370. 
—Lxxxix. 207.—xcu. 276, &amp;e. 

592. That Lords’ Amendments be now taken into considera- 
tion; Lxxv1. 398.—.xxxv. 608, &amp;c. This Day (after sitting late) ; 
To-morrow, or on future days; Lxxxu. 422.—.Lxxxvi. 878.— 
LXXXIX. 452.—xc. 461.—xci. 681.———Into further considera- 
tion; xc. 625.—xct. 634. 830.———That Lords’ Reasons for in- 
sisting on the Amendments to which this House hath disagreed be 
taken into consideration; On a future day ; xc1. 755. 829. This 
day Three Months; xcrt. 598.— ——That Lords’ Reasons and 
Amendments be taken into further consideration this day Three 
Months; xc1. 788. 

593. Ordered, That all Notices of Proceedings on Private Bills 
given for Tuesday and Wednesday next, do stand good for Thurs- 
day (on the House resolving to adjourn from Monday till Thurs- 
day); xc. 226. 


Orders Read : 


594. Order for leave to bring in a Bill read, and leave granted 
for Notices, and Committee to report thereon; Lxx1x. 97.——— 
And Question negatived for discharging the same; xc. 263. 
———Order for leave to bring in a Bill upon the Resolution of 
a Committee, read, and Instruction given to the Gentlemen ap- 
pointed to bring in another Bill to make provision therein pur- 
suant to the said Resolution; txxvi. 145. 

595. Orders and other Orders of the Day read, or now read, for 
taking Reports of Bills and re-committed Bills into further con- 
sideration, and proceeded in; txxv. 452.—.xxvi. 297,—LXxvII. 
286.—.Lxxix. 406.—LxxxI. 354.—LXXXIII. 322.—.Lxxxv. 574.— 
LXXXvil. 477.—.Lxxx1x. 356. Lords’ Bills ; txxx. 614.—1Lxxx1. 352. 
—LXxxvi. 886.—.Lxxxvill. 699.——— And Bills re-committed ; 
Lxxv. 356.—Lxxvi. 209.—LXxvil. 272.—LXx1Ix. 293.—LXxxI. 285. 
—LxXxxi. 280.—Lxxxv. 507.—LXXXVII. 147.—LXxxIx. 544.—XCI. 
311.———And Bills again re-committed ; txxx1. 328.—Lxxx111. 
380.—LXxxvil. 268.—Lxxx1Ix. 277.———And deferred; txxv. 
351.—.Lxxvi. 217.—.Lxxvil. 260.—LXxIx. 343.—LxxxI. 190.— 
LXxxil, 307.—.Lxxxv. 491.—Lxxxvil. 116.—LxxxIx. 507.—xcII. 
78, &amp;e. And deferred for Three Months; txxvu. 364.— 
Lxxx11. 597.———Orders for the House to resolve itself into Com- 
mittees of the whole House upon Bills; and Acts read, Instruc- 
tions given, and then proceeded in; txxvit. 373.—Lxxxvul. 687, 
&amp;e. And deferred ; txxv. 319.—.xxvil. 248.—Lxxx. 538.— 
LXXXVI. 105. 825.—.xxx1x. 409.—xc1. 273.—xcu. 66, &amp;¢.—— 
And deferred for Three or Six Months; txxvi. 412.—.Lxxvim. 
416.—.Lxxx. 551.—.Lxxxul. 592.—Lxxx1I. 395.—LxxxviI. 137.— 
xc1. 681.———Orders for receiving Reports on Bills, read; and 
deferred; uxxvit. 467.—.Lxxvi. 91.—Lxxx. 327.—Lxxx1. 398. 
LXXXII. 240.—LXXXIV. 268.—LXxxvI. 756.—LxxxiIx. 203.—xCI. 
248. Orders of the Day for considering Lords’ Amend- 
ments, read and deferred ; txxxu. 457.—xcl. 374. 

See also, Orders. 


Orders Discharged : 

596. For referring Petitions for Bills (Private Bills); and 
Bills ordered ; txxvit. 159.—.Lxxxvi. 305.—.Lxxxvitl. 161. 198.— 
LXXxIx. 113. 144.—xc. 221.——-And Petitions withdrawn; 
UXxxvi. 591. And Petitions referred to Standing Orders 
Committee; Lxxx. 25.———And referred to Committee on an- 
other Petition; txxx. 58.— —And ordered to be withdrawn; 
Notice being taken that the same was not signed; xc1. 325, ——— 
For referring a Petition for Private Bill to Committee on another 
Petition, and Petition referred to a Committee ; Lxxx. 202.——— 
For referring Petition for Bill to Standing Orders Committee, 
and referred to a Committee; Lxxx. 60.——For referring Pe- 
titions for Bills to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills ; xcr. 99. 102.———And Bill ordered; xc. 111.——— 
For referring Report from Committee on a Petition to Standing 
Orders Committee, and Report re-committed to the former Com- 
mittee ; Lxxx. 232. 

597. ° For leave to bring in Bills; uxxrx. 130,—1xxxu. 467.— 
LXXXvIL 63.————For leave to bring in Bills, and other Bills 
ordered; Lxxv. 229,—.xxvi. 38.—.Lxxvil. 90.—Lxxviul. 126.— 
LXXIx. 101,—LXXXI. 143.—Lxxx11l. 504.—Lxxx11I. 165.—-LXxxIVv. 
92.—Lxxxv. 89,—LXXXVI. 386, 564.—Lxxxvil. 78.—LXxxvill. 537. 
—LXxxix. 144.—xc, 221.—xc1. 133.—xcu. 82. 183, &amp;c,——— 
And “ Bill or Bills” ordered; txxvi. 139,———And two Bills 
ordered instead of one; Lxxvi. 201.—L.Lxxvir. 425.—Lxxx1x. 546. 

Orders for leave to bring in two Bills discharged, and one 
Bill ordered; txxvu. 238.—1xxx. 233. Acts read, and other 
Bills ordered; uxxv. 357.—.xxvi. 260.—.Lxxxvui. 157.—xcit. 308. 
———And Bill or Bills ordered; txxv1. 347, —«—And Instruc- 





tions to Committees on other Bills; uxxxrx. 546.——~Anq 
Select Committee appointed to consider matters; txxxzy, 209, 
———-And Petitions for Bills (Private Bills); Referred; txxy;. 
107.—Lxx1Ix. 130.—Lxxx. 109.—.Lxxxv. 18. 96.—Lxxxviz, 63,— 
xc. 172.—xc1. 67.———Parts of Orders for leave to bring in Bills, 
discharged ; txxvi. 150. 

598. For the Second Reading of Bills ; rxxx. 462.——Anqg 
Bills withdrawn; ixxxt. 343.—Lxxx11. 516.—.Lxxxvi. 303. 750,— 
LXXXVIU. 173.—LXxxxIx. 153.—xc. 411.—xcr. 193, &amp;¢.——_ No. 
tice being taken that no Report had been made from Committee 
on Petition for Bill; xc. 237. And Bills withdrawn, and 
others ordered; txxvi. 116. 177.—.Lxx1x. 229.—.Lxxx. 348, 
LXXXI. 170.—LXXXI1. 325,—LXxx101- 481.—LxxxIv. 216.—xclt. 150, 
384. And leave given to present proper Bills instead thereof; 
LXXXI1. 339. 348.————And Bill withdrawn, and House resolves 
to resolve itself into Committee; Lxxxvur. 185. 

599. For reading Bill a Second Time upon future days; txxrx, 
825. (Bill dropped.)——And other Days appointed ; txxv. 289, 
—LXXVI. 224.—LXXviI. 122.—LXXvuII. 294.—LXXIx. 281.—1xxyx, 
612.—Lxxx1. 203.—Lxxxul. 484.—Lxxx11. 491.—1LxxxIv. 134,— 
LXxxv. 70.—LXxXxvi. 128. 588.—LxxxviI. 23.—Lxxxvil. 187,— 
LXXXxIXx. 36.—xc. 203,—xcl. 55.—xc11. 216, &amp;c. ———— And another 
Day appointed, and Witnesses ordered to attend ; Lxxxvitt. 507, 
———-And Bills ordered to be read ; Upon this day Three Months; . 
Lxxxvul. 611. Upon this day Six Months; txxvi. 110.—1xxxuy, 
253.—.Lxxxv. 196.—xc1. 620. 

600. Orders for reading Bills brought from the Lords, the 
First and Second Times, discharged, and other Bills ordered ; 
LXXxi1I. 462.———-Order for Second Reading of Lords’ Bill on 
a future day discharged ; Order for First Reading also discharged, 
and Bill ordered to be laid aside; txxx1t1. 486.———Order for 
Second Reading of Lords’ Bill (sent to the House by mistake) 
discharged ; xc. 572. 

601. For giving Notices of Second Readings of Bills to 
Returning Officers; txxxvimt. 471. 632.—.Lxxx1x. 14.20, &amp;e. 

602. For leave for granting Notices, and Order made for leave 
for other Notices; txxvi. 196. 

603. For committing Bills; txxx. 482,———And Bills with- 
drawn; Report read, and others ordered; txxxvim. 448.——— 
Petition for Bill, and Report thereupon read upon Motion, and 
Instruction to Committee on another Bill to make provision; 
LXxIx. 369. ———— For committing Bills to Select Committees, 
and Bills committed to Committees of the whole House; 
LXXVI. 296. 

604. For the House resolving itself into Committees on Bills; 
txxvir. 469. [Bill dropped.) For the House resolving 
itself into Committees upon Bills, or to consider further of Bills 
on particular days, and other days appointed; txxv. 440.— 
LXXVI. 111.—wLxXxviI. 176.—LxXxXvilI. 290.—Lxxx. 404.—LXXxXII. 
554,.— LXXxXxIlI. 238, — LXxxIv. 218.—Lxxxv. 196. — LXxxvI. 258, 
656.— LXXxvll. 57.— LXxXvill. 604.— LxXxx1x. 395.—xcI. 124. 
———And Committee put off for Nine Months; txxv. 440. 

And Bills committed to Select Committees; txxvum. 446. 
Lxxx. 50.—LXXXI. 216.—LXX XIII. 341.—LXXXIV. 204,—LXXXvV. 
333.—LXX XVI. 636. 683.—LXX Xvi. 352.—LX XXVIII. 174, 227.— 
LXXXIX. 72.—xc. 278.—xc1. 717.—xcu. 292, &amp;c.———Lords’ 
Bill; txxxvi1. 618.——And Bill committed to Select Com- 
mittee on another Bill; rxxx. 228.———And re-committed to 
a Select Committee; txxx11. 232.——And Bill transmitted 
to a Select Committee; Lxxx. 366.——And Bills withdrawn; 
LXXxX. 588.—xcul. 92.——And Bills withdrawn, Acts read, 
and other Bills ordered; txxxvin. 359.———For referring 
Bill to a particular List, and Bill referred to a Committee on 
another Bill; xc1. 107.———For resuming adjourned Debate 
on Question for committing Private Bill to certain Members, and 
Bill committed to Select Committee of Inquiry; xc1. 300.—— 
For referring Petition to Committee on Private Bill; xcr. 346, 
———For Committees on Bills and Bills committed to Select 
Committees of Inquiry; xc. 435.—xc1. 398. 


605. For receiving Reports on particular days, and other 
days appointed; Lxxxiv. 180.—xc1. 124. ———For taking Re- 
ports into further consideration; Lxxvi. 879.—Lxxvui. 469.— 
LXxx. 461. And Bill re-committed to former Committee; 
xen. 315. For taking Reports into further considera- 
tion on particular days, and other days appointed; txxvi. 479. 
—LXXvVII. 188,—Lxxvil. 424.—LxXx1x. 390.—Lxxxu. 351.— 
LXXXUI. 451.—LXXXvI. 271. 709.—LXXxvII. 344.—LXXXVIIIL 
5667.—LXXXIXx. 337.—xc. 286.—xcr. 124.———And Bills 
re-committed ; Lxxvu. 386.—xc. 421.——~ For taking Report 
of Bill into further consideration, and Bill re-committed to the 
former Committee, so far as relates toa particular Matter; LxxX!- 
239, ——&lt;——And Bills withdrawn; txxvi. 379. 

606. Order 














BILLS—continued. 








Resolutions of the House respecting Private Bills : 


Petitions: 


=——_—_ 


1X. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 
Orders Discharged—continued. 


606. Order for resuming adjourned Debate on Motion, that a 
Bill be re-committed, discharged; txxvi. 496. [Bill dropped.) 
———-For re-committing a Bill to the former Committee; xc. 
467.——— For re-committing Bill to a Select Committee, and Bill 
re-committed to a Committee of the whole House; xxx. 369, 
———For again re-committing a Bill to the former Committee, 
discharged, and Report to be further considered To-morrow ; 
Lxxx. 425. 

607. For ingrossing a Bill, and Bill withdrawn, and another 
ordered; Lxxx1x. 276. 

608. For reading Bills a Third Time upon particular days; 
LXxXxiv. 336.———And other days appointed; txxv. 450.— 
uxxvi. 450.——-LXXIX. 387.—LXxXiv. 315.— Lxxxyv. 548.— 
LXXXVI. 887.—LXXXvII. 339.—LXXxvilIl. 346.—LxxxIx. 479.— 
xcu. 369. And another Day appointed, and Counsel or- 
dered to be heard; txxxvi. 887.——— And Bills withdrawn, 
and others ordered; 1xxx. 584.———Order for reading a Bill 
from the Lords the Third Time, read, and discharged, and 
Bill re-committed ; uxxxvu. 303.———For resuming adjourned 
Proceedings upon Third Readings, and other Days appointed ; 
LXXXvI. 417.—xc. 238. 


609. For printing Bills; txxx. 311. 514.—.xxxim. 481.— 
xc. 572. 


610. For taking Petition praying for an Appeal Committee into 
consideration on a certain day, and another day appointed; 
LXXxviI. 672.———For the House to proceed to a Ballot for a 
Select Committee of Appeal, it appearing that the Bond or 
Obligation had not been entered into within two Days after pre- 
senting the Petition; txxxvi. 693. 


611. That a Select Committee on a Public Bill have power 
tosend for Persons, Papers and Records; xct. 63. 


See supra, 460. 466. 468.519, 520. Orders,I. Private Bills. 


612. In favour of applications for Bills presented ; and ordered 
to lie on the Table only; txxvu. 87.—1Lxxvitl. 83.—1Lxxx. 53.— 
LXXx10. 17.—Lxxxv. 52, &amp;c.———In favour of Bills ; To lie upon 
the Table only ; txxv. 272.—.xxx. 361.—1xxxvu. 149, &amp;c._—— 
To lie upon the Table, and be printed; txxv. 430.—Lxx1x. 74, &amp;c. 
———-Referred to Select Committees on Bills; txxrx. 358. 

613. Petitions against Private Bills, and complaining that the 
Standing Orders had not been complied with; ordered to lie on 
the Table only ; txxvimt. 186.—.Lxx1x. 79.—Lxxx. 52.—Lxxxtm. 89. 
—~LXXXV. 65.—-LXXXVII. 82.—LXXXvVII. 119.—LXxx1Ix. 128.———. 
Referred to Select Committees; txxv1. 232.—.Lxxvul. 431.—.Lxxrx. 
270.—.Lxxx. 148.—Lxxx111. 99.—Lxxxv. 379.——Orders to Select 
Committees thereon; To mect To-morrow in the Speaker’s Cham- 
ber, and have power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; 
LXXVI. 232.—LXXxvII. 431.—LXxx1x. 270.—Lxxx. 148.—LxxXxllI. 99. 
—Lxxxv. 379.——-Referred to Committees on Bills; txxx. 383. 
—Lxxxv. 167.———Referred to Select Committee on Standing 

Orders; txxx. 121.———Read upon Motion, and referred to re- 
vived Committees on Petitions for Bills; txxx. 210.—.xxxiu. 
82.—LXxxv. 163.—Lxxxix. 66. 


614. Petitions read upon Motion, and referred to Committees 
on Bills, and Counsel, &amp;c. ordered; txxv. 278.—.Lxxx1x. 173, Ke. 
——— Petition for Provision read upon Motion, and Instruction 
given to Committee on Bill; txxvir. 210.—.xxx. 195.——And 
referred, and Instruction given; Lxxx. 539. 

See also, Orders, II. 


Lords’ Amendments to Bills : 
615. See supra, 387.417. Amendments, 4. 6. 56, 57, kc. 


Bills sent to the Lords: 
616. Messages from the Lords, that they had agreed to Bills; 
LXXv. 103.—Lxxx1x. 276.—xci. 652, &amp;c.— —With Amend- 
ments; LXxv. 295.—Lxxx1x. 475.—xc11. 661, &amp;c.———— Messages 
received after the Royal Assent to those Bills had been reported 
by Mr. Speaker; uxx1x. 524. 527.—xct1. 583. 589, &amp;c. 


617. Messages to the Lords, that Bills had been carried to the 
Lords by mistake, and to request the Lords to return same; Lxxv. 
447.—1xxx. 512. Members report, that they had carried the 
Messages and received the Bills; uxxv. 447.—1Lxxx. 513. 


618. Mr. Speaker called the attention of the House to the fact 
that a Bill to which the Royal Assent had been given appeared by 
the Minutes of the Lords’ Proceedings to have been amended by 
their Lordships, but that the said Bill had not been sent to this 
House for the concurrence of this House in such Amendments ; 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—-1837.) 


Bills sent to the Lords—-continued. 


and Committee appointed to inspect Lords’ Journals; txxx1v. 407. 
————-Committee reports; Committee appointed to draw up a 
Statement to be offered to the Lords at a Conference ; Conference 
desired, held and reported; .xxx1v. 408, 409, 410,——~Re- 
solved, That the Commons are satisfied with the explanation given 
by the Lords, and approve of the Amendment made by their Lord- 
ships, and will proceed to pass a Bill to render valid and effectual the 
said Act; Message to communicate the said Resolution and Bill 
ordered, presented and passed the same day ; txxxtv. 410, 411. 


Printing : 


619. Orders for printing Bills immediately or on the same 
day they are presented; txxv. 150.—.xxvi. 51.—.Lxxvu. 57.— 
LXXVIII. 19.—LXxXIx. 23.—Lxxx. 17.—.Lxxxi. 33.—.xxxu. 42.— 
LXXXIM. 133,—LXxxIV. 75.—.Lxxxv. 55.—LXXXxvi. 159,—1xxxvil. 
218.—LXxXvilI. 126.—Lxxxix. 64.—xciI. 25.———After being 
presented and ordered to be read a Second Time on a future day ; 
xc. 426.—xci. 446.———After being read a Second Time and 
committed; txxvi. 191.—.Lxxvi. 178.—xcr. 679. 817.—xcrt. 
574. 


620. As amended, after being reported; txxv. 207.—.Lxxv1. 
68.—LXXvil. 78.—Lxxvull. 80.—Lxx1x. 102.—.xxx. 112.—Lxxx1. 
82.—LxxX1l. 310.—1Lxxxu1I. 93.—LXXxXxIv. 29.—LXxxv. 91.—LXXXVI. 
158.—LXxxvul. 99.—LXxxvill. 203.—Lxxx1x. 100.—xcr. 331.— 
xcil. 66.———With an Abstract; txxxv. 576.———As amended 
by Select Committees; .xxxv. 637.—.Lxxxix. 377. As 
amended by a Select Committee on a Re-committed Bill; uxx:x. 
396.———Bill as amended, together with the Report from the 
Committee, and the Minutes of Evidence; txxxvi. 218. As 
amended, on being re-committed ; Lxxxvi. 641.——— Private Bill, 
as amended, to be printed by the Parties, and delivered to Members 
before taking the Report into further consideration; xc1. 127. 
———On Re-commitment; txxv. 366.—.xxvi. 319.—.xxvil. 92. 
—LXXVIIL. 414.—~-LXXIX. 164,.—-LXxx. 447,—LXXXI. 251.—LXxXXII. 
347.—LXXXxll. 202.—LxxxIv. 251.—.Lxxxv. 416,—Lxxxvi. 862.— 
LXXXVII. 45,—LXxxvill. 316.—Lxxxix. 157.———As amended by 
the Committee, before the Report was received; Lxxxvili. 693. 
———&lt;As amended by the Committee, and on the Report; 
LXXXVIII. 711.————As amended by former Committee, after 
being re-committed ; Lxxxvim1. 636.———As amended after fur- 
ther consideration of Report, deferred ; txxv. 430. 447.—Lxxv1. 
408.—LXXxVIIl. 392.—Lxxvill. 430.—.LxxIx. 494.—1Lxxx. 549.— 
LXXXxII. 571.—LXxxill. 484.—LxxxIVv. 350.—LXxxvI. 923.—LXxXxVII. 
499.—Lxxxvill. 608.——After Order for Ingrossment; Lxxv. 
217. 402.—Lxxvi. 445.—Lxxvil. 92.—Lxxvill. 166.—Lxx1x. 376.— 
LXxx. 575.—LXxxi. 113.—.Lxxxul. 416.—Lxxx1Ill. 473.—LXxxIv. 
219.—Lxxxv. 556.—LXXXvil. 193.—LXXXvIII. 213.——-Lxxxix. 456. 
xcl. 535.———To be printed as ingrossed, at the expense of the 
Parties; xcu. 443.——Bill of a former Session; uxxx. 514. 
——— At the expense of the Parties; txxxv. 553.—xciI. 436. 
Of one of the Parties; txxxvi. 893. 


621. With Lords’ Amendments; txxvi. 402.—1Lxxx1. 399.— 
LXXXIII. 284,—.Lxxxv. 576.—.Lxxxvi. 786.—Lxxx1x. 554, &amp;e. 
As amended by the Lords; .xxxu1. 400.———As amended 
by the Lords, the Speaker having recommended that the same 
should be printed, as well on account of the length as of the im- 
portance of the Amendments; Lxxxv. 576.———Lords’ Amend- 
ments to Bills; txxvi. 380.—.xxvini. 406.—1Lxxxvul. 373. 540.— 
xc. 467.—xcr. 393. 681.—xc11. 508. ———To a Bill of a former 
Session; xxx. 504.—Lxxxvil. 417. 618.—Lxxxix. 548,.—xclI. 
360. 523.—-——Lords’ Reasons for insisting on their Amendments 
to a Bill, and for disagreeing to Amendments of the Commons ; 
xcl. 682.—xcu. 512. 646. 

622. Printed Copies of Navigation and Waterworks’ Bills, 
as amended in Committee, delivered to Members at the Door, pur- 
suant to Standing Orders; txxv. 317.—.xxvi. 267.—Lxxvil. 240. 
—LXXVIII. 257.—-LXxix. 421.—.Lxxx. 451.—LXxxI. 268.—LXXXx11. 
$39.—Lxxx11I. 331.—.Lxxxiv. 246.—Lxxxv. 341.—Lxxxvi. 460.— 
LXXXVII. 398,—LXXxVIII. 357.—Lxxx1x. 159, &amp;e. 


623. Lords’ Bills ordered to be printed, after they are re- 
ceived, and before they are read ; Lxxxvul. 111. 576.———After 
they are read the First Time; Lxxv. 453.—LXxxitl. 221.—Lxxx1v. 
174.—_xxxv. 491.—Lxxxvi. 138.—Lxxxvil, 85.—Lxxxviit. 109.— 
LXxxIx. 2563.—xcrt. 199, &amp;c.—————-After being read a Second 
Time, and committed ; Lxxxv. 490.———As amended, after being 
reported ; LXxxI. 225.—LXxxinl. 317.—LXXXvI. 449.—Lxxxvil. 490. 
—LXXXviII. 462.—LXxxIx. 393.—xcr. 390.———Bill brought from 
the Lords (17th May 1726), to be printed; uxxxim. 21. 


624. Minutes of Evidence taken before a Committee of the 
whole House, on a Bill from the Lords, to be printed ; uxxxiv. 
249. 














625. Sessional 
4H 


BILLS—continied. 





IX. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 
Printing—continued. Printing—continued. 


625. Sessional Lists of Members to serve on Committees on 
Petitions for Private Bills, and on Private Bills; To be printed ; 
Uxxxu. 341,.—_LXxxul. 54.—.xxxiv. 15.—LXxxv. 7.—Lxxxvi. 13. 
672.—LXxxvil. 6.—LXxxxvitl. 11.—.xxxix. 7.———Reports from 
Committees on Railway Bills; To be printed; xc. 366. 384. 
—xci. 139. Report from the Select Committee on Petitions 
for Private Bills; xc. 100. 


626. Clause offered to be added on Third Reading; Ordered 
to be printed after Debate; Adjourned on Question for reading 
the same a Second Time; xc. 485. 


X. Questions, and Previous Questions, 
Withdrawn: 


(1.)—Questions Negatived : 


629. That a Committee on a Petition for a Private Bill be 
revived ; xci. 144.——And_ Petitions complaining of non-com- 
pliance with Standing Orders be referred ; xc. 223. That the 
Parties be permitted to proceed with a Private Bill; xcu. 175. 
———For leave to give Notices; txxx1x. 226. 


630. That leave be given to bring in Bills; rxxv. 245.— 
LXXVI. 257.—Lxxvil. 70.—LXxviil. 212.—Lxx1x. 103.—Lxxx. 259. 
—LXXXI. 88.—.Lxxxul. 512.—Lxxxul. 173.—LXxxIv. 289.—LXXXvV. 
70.—LXxxxviI. 58.—LxXxxvil. 360.—LXxxvill. 497.—LXxxIx. 96.— 
xc1. 546.—xcu. 46, &amp;c.———For discharging Order for leave to 
bring ina Bill; xcu. 263. 

631. That Bills be now read a Second Time; .txxv. 331.— 
LXXVI, 222.—Lxxx. 271.—.Lxxxl. 428.—LXXXVI. 770.—LXXXVII. 
45.—LXXXVIl. 283. 399.—Lxxx1x. 173. 


632. That a Committee on a Bill be discharged from proceed- 
ing thereupon; Lxx1x. 311.———That a Committee on a Private 
Bill having adjourned without appointing any Day for their 
Meeting, do sit and proceed To-morrow, notwithstanding such 
adjournment ; Lxx1x. 229. 

633. That Bills be re-committed; txxvu. 302.—.Lxxx. 257.— 
LXXXv. 248,————That the Speaker do now leave the Chair (for 
the House to go into Committees on Bills); ixxxviu1. 518.— 
Lxxxix. 559, &amp;c. 


634. That a Committee on a Private Bill have leave to sit 
during the sitting of the House this Day between Twelve and 
Three o’clock ; xc. 437. 


635. That Reports on Bills be now received; txxvim. 436, 
———Be now read; ixxx1. 215. Be now brought up; 
LXxxi1l. 504. Be taken into further consideration upon this 
day Three Months ; 1xxxu. 484. That the further consider- 
ation of Reports be adjourned; txxxvit. 193. That further 
proceeding on Report be deferred till this day Six Months; xcr. 712. 


636. That Amendments made by Committees to Bills be now 
read; txxxu1. 514. Be now read a Second Time; xxx. 552. 
—LXXXII. 454.—Lxxxiil. 312.—Lxxxix. 193. 265. 598. That 
certain Words be added to, or inserted in, Amendments made by 
Committees to Bills; txxxvi. 839.—.xxxvul. 245. 580.——To 
agreeing with Committees in Amendments to Bills; uxxvu. 332. 
——LXXVIII. 279.—LXXxill. 262,—LxxxIv. 299. 326.—Lxxxvil. 245. 
286.—1Lxxxvill. 169. 618.—Lxxx1x. 138. 266.—xc1I. 232. 


637. That Bills be read a Third Time; Now; txxvut. 405.— 
LXxIx. 469.—.Lxxx1. 299.—Lxxxvil. 370.—1Lxxx1x. 468.———_ On 


a future Day; uxxxix. 468.——— For calling in Counsel on 
Third Reading of a Bill; itxxrx. 494. 


638. That further Proceedings on Third Reading of Bills be 
adjourned ; txxxvu1. 612.—xc1. 149. 


639. That Bills do pass; txxvi. 413.—_xxx. 617.—Lxxxmx. 497. 


640. For amending Bills by inserting or adding Words, or that 
Words proposed to be left out stand part of Bills; On the Report ; 
LXXVIIM. 116.—Lxxx. 585.—Lxxxl. 537.—1Lxxx1v. 122.—xc1. 820, 
&amp;c.———On further consideration of Report; uxxxn. 400.— 
LXXXIV. 179.—.xxxvi. 842, &amp;c. On Third Reading; txxv1. 
474. 490.—.Lxxvil. 442. 456.—.xxvil. 428.—.xxx. 251. 398.— 
LXXXUIL. 469. 518.—Lxxxvi. 338, 814. By inserting or adding 
words in Schedules ; Lxxx1v. 356.—.xxxvi. 843. 845. 


641. For agreeing to Amendments made by the Lords to Bills ; 
LEXvVin. 482.——Lxx1x. 512. 574.—.Lxxxvi. 867, 868.—.Lxxxvil. 465. 
—LXXxIx. 132. 588.—xc. 627. To insisting on Disagree- 
ments to Lords’ Amendments to Bills; uxxxvu. 475. ———That 
certain Words be added to, or inserted in, Lords’ Amendments to 
Bills; txxvu. 424.———For inserting Words in Schedule on 
considering Lords’ Amendments to a Bill; xc1. 476. 


642. That Bills be printed; uxxvi. 171.—xxvut. 9. 











627. Order discharged for printing Report from Committee 
on a Railway Bill, Notice not having been given in the Private 
Bill Office; xcu. 274. For printing a Lords’ Bill (sent to 
this House by mistake); xcu. 572. 

628. Bill, as amended (by Select Committee), together with 
the Report from the Committee, and the Minutes of Evidence ; 
To be printed; xc11. 567.——— Leave given to print the Preamble 
of a Bill, together with the Evidence taken before the Com- 
mittee thereon, and the Proceedings of the Committee, at the 
expense of the Parties ; xc1. 338. 


Negatived or Superseded, and Motions 


643. That a Petitioner be heard against a Bill on the Second 
Reading at the Bar of the House; rxxv1. 402.———For hearing 
Counsel against Bills; 1xxx1v. 285. 


644. For referring Petition to a Select Committee of Appeal ; 
LXxxvVIil. 220. 


645. For re-committing Report from the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 95.———For committing all] 
Private Bills to a Select Committee of Fifteen, drawn by Ballot 
from the Committee Lists ; xc1. 109.———For discharging order 
for referring Bill to a particular List, and for referring the same 
to a Committee on another Bill; xc1. 336. 


646. That the Committee on every Inclosure Bill shall in 
their Report certify certain matters ; Lxxx1x. 63. 


647. [In Committee.] That the Preamble stand part of the 
Bill; uxxxrx. 445. That a Proviso be added; xct. 361. 629, 
654. ———That a Proviso stand part of a Clause; xc1. 629._——. 
That a Schedule stand part of the Bill; xc1. 700. That Blanks 
be filled up with certain Words ; Lxxxvi. 477.—1xxxvull. 617.—xc. 
497.—xcI. 262._———That certain Words be inserted in a Clause ; 
LXXXvI. 660.———That Clauses stand partof Bills; uxxxv1.749.— 
LXXXVII. 468.—LXXXVIII. 192.—Lxxx1x. 157.—xc. 414.—xc1. 104.— 
xcu. 101. 195, &amp;c.———That a Clause be read a Second Time; 
LXXXvi. 831.———That Clauses as amended stand part of Bills; 
LXXxV. 333.—xc. 514._———That Clauses be brought up; uxxxv. 
515.—Lxxxvi. 831.———That Clauses be postponed ; txxxvi. 651. 
—LXXXVIl. 63. 91.—xc1l. 51. 437. 


(2.)— Questions Superseded : 

648. For leave to bring in Bills, superseded by the previous 
Question; Lxxv. 245.————By Adjournment; txxx1x. 267.— 
xc. 370.———For reading Billa First Time ; txxxvi11. 673, —— 
A Second Time; txxx. 196.———This Day Six Months; txxvu. 
278. For Mr. Speaker leaving the Chair on going into Com- 
mittee on Bills ; txxv. 334.—.xxxvim. 619, &amp;c.——— Proceedings 
on a Bill dropped for want of Forty Members; txxxrv. 372, 

Motion for bringing up the Report of a Bill, dropped for 
want of Forty Members; ixxxirr. 493. For now reading a 
Second Time the Amendments made by Committees; txxxiv. 
372.—xc. 565.———Third Readings of Bill superseded by Ad- 
journment ; Lxxvil. 439.—Lxxix. 450.—xc. 643.—xcI. 730. 754. 
———Consideration of Lords’ Amendments superseded by Ad- 
journment ; xcr. 382. 


(3.)}—Motions Withdrawn : 
649. For reviving Committee on Petition for Bill; xcr. 260. 


650. For leave to bring in Bills; txxv1. 236.—1xx1x. 212.— 
LXxx. 287. 439.—Lxxx1l. 607.—LXXxulI. 479.—LxxxIv. 295.— 
LXXXVI. 910.—LxXxxvil. 175.—LXXXvVIII. 42.—Lxxx1x. 63.—xc. 117. 
—xcl. 82.—xc1l. 224. King’s Recommendation not having 
been signified ; txxxvi1. 578.-—-—Motion for bringing ina Bill 
made; Entry in Journal read of Proceedings in the same Session 
on another Bill, and Motion withdrawn; txxvi. 459. 


651. For now reading Bills a Second Time; txxv. 228.— 
Lxx1x. 330. 339.—Lxxx1. 312.—LxxxullI. 533.—Lxxxv. 327.—xC. 
239. 558.————For reading Bills a Second Time on future days; 
LXXVI. 87.—LXxxvill. 399.—xcl. 714. 


652. For committing a Bill; xc. 604. 


653. That a Committee on a Private Bill have leave to sit 
and proceed this Day; xc1. 690. That a Committee on @ 
Private Bill have leave to sit this Day (after sitting late), not- 
withstanding the Adjournment; xcr. 285.———That all Com- 
mittees on Private Bills have leave to sit notwithstanding the 
adjournment of the House; xc. 238. 

654. For 











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X. Questions, and Previous Questions, Negatived or Superseded, and Motions Withdrawn—cont*. 


(3.)—Motions Withdrawn—continued. . 
654. For granting leave to give Notices, Standing Orders not 
having been complied with ; uxx1x. 329.—1xxx1m. 284. 
‘655. For giving Instructions to Committees on Bills; txxxvr. 
766.—xc. 482.—xcII. 303. 
656. That a Committee on a Bill be revived; xc. 412. 


657. For re-committing a Bill; xc. 441.———For re-com- 
mitting Bills to the former Committee; txxxv. 533.—xc. 441.— 
xcl. 343. 

658. That Reports of Bills be now brought up; txxxrv. 401. 
——— For taking into further consideration Reports of Bills; 
LXXvi. 180.—.LXxIx. 367.—1xxx1, 210.———For now reading a 
Second Time the Amendments made by the Committee to a 
Navigation Bill, on the Report ; 1xxx1. 276. 

659. For inserting certain Words in Bills on further considera- 
tion of Report; rxxxm. 400. On Third Reading; txxxm1. 518. 

660. For bringing up Clauses offered to be added to Bills; txxv. 
$18. 439.—Lxxvi. 303.—-LxxvilI. 116.—.Lxx1x. 163.—.Lxxx. 531.— 
LXXXI. 215.—Lxxx111. 519.—LXXXVIl. 529.—LXxXxvill. 575.—————For 
reading Clauses a Second Time; ixxvu. 408.—xcl. 633. 715. 


661. For now reading Bills a Third Time; txx1x. 389.—.xxx. 
$18.—Lxxx1. 570.—Lxxxiv. 360. That Bills do pass; 
LXXVI. 413. 468. 

662. That the Parties be permitted to proceed with a Private 
Bill ; xc. 300.———That with the concurrence of the Standing 
Orders Committee the Report on the Petition for a Bill be re- 











ferred back to the Committee; xcm. 122.————-For di 

Order for Ingrossment (notice being taken that the Report had been 
made without Notice having been given in the Private Bill Office) ; 
xcu. 560.———That a Committee on a Bill be discharged from 
proceeding further on the Bill; uxxvi. 110. 


663. For referring Petition to a Select Committee of Appeal ; 


LXxxvill. 475. 


664. That all Members for Boroughs in the County of North- 
ampton, and the Members for the Borough of Stamford, be added 
to the Committee on the Midland Counties Railway Bill; xcr. 
125. That the Members on the Chester List be added to the 
Committee on the Manchester and Cheshire Railway Bill; xct. 
144, That the Members for certain Counties, Cities and Bo- 
roughs be added to Committee on Durham Railway Bill ; xc1. 321. 
———That all Members for the County of Kent be Members of 
Committee on Brighton Railway Bill; xc1. 269. 


665. For discontinuing practice of hearing Counsel and ex- 
amining Witnesses on Divorce Bills at the Bar of the House, and 
appointing a Select Committee for the purpose; xc1. 36. 

666. [In Committee.] That Clause as amended stand part of 
the Bill; rxxxv11. 71.———That a Clause be postponed ; xci1. 377. 

See Accounts and Papers, 776-781. Amendments. 
Committees, 1056-1060. 1072, 1073. House. Mem- 
bers. Messages. Orders. Petitions. Private 
Bills, §c. 

















Bills of Exchan ge: Bills relative to: 


1. To regulate the Acceptance of Bills of Exchange; Ordered, 
LXxvi. 257. Presented; printed; 261. As amended, printed, 308. 
Re-committed, 365. As amended, printed, 419. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 488. R. a. 492. 


2. To regulate the protesting for Non-payment of Bills of 
Exchange drawn payable at a place not being the Place of Resi- 
dence of the Drawee or Drawees of the same; Ordered, txxxvu. 
504. Presented; printed; 518. R. a. 570. 

3. For declaring the Law as to the day on which it is requisite 
to present for payment to the Acceptors or Acceptor supra Protest 
for Honour, or to the Referees or Referee in case of need, Bills of 
Exchange which had been dishonoured ; Ordered, xc1.477. Pre- 
sented; printed; 526. nr. a. 800. 


4. To exempt certain Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes 
from the operation of the Laws relating to Usury; Ordered ; pre- 
sented; printed; xcu. 365. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 667. 
R. A. 670. 

See Accounts and Papers, 771-775. Promissory Notes, 
Stamps and Stamp Duties, 15. 


Birmingham : 
Assay Office : 

1. Petition for a Bill for enlarging Powers of Act 13 Geo. III., 
so far as relates to that Town; Referred, rxx1x. 59. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 60. Order of leave for Bill discharged, and another 
Bill ordered; presented; 201. Petitions against; From War- 
dens of the Company of Guardians of Standard Wrought Plate 


of Sheffield; referred, 254. Workers of Gold in London; 270. 
R. A. 370. 


Grammar School : 

2. To enable the Governors of the Free Grammar School of 
King Edward VI. to erect a School-house and other Accommoda- 
tions on a new site, and to extend the objects of the Charity ; 
From the Lords; uxxxvi. 379. Read, 381. Petitions against ; 
481. 489, 490. 497. Committed, 412. Not proceeded in.—— 
Another Bill; From the Lords; txxxvi. 640. Read, 643. Re- 
ported, with Amendments, 691. Passed, with Amendments, 715. 
Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 727. Rk. a. 777. To 
alter and amend Act 2 Will. [V.; From the Lords; xcu. 589. 
Read, 592. Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and report on 
a certain day, 109. R. a. 662. 

See Accounts and Papers, 782. Aston-juxta-Birmingham 
Vicarage. Companies, 51. 92. Holyhead and London 
Stoneway. Petitions,270. Railways, 15-21. 





Births, Concealment :—ro provide for the Costs of 
Prosecutions for concealing the Birth of Children, by secret 
burying or otherwise disposing of their dead Bodies; Ordered ; 
presented; printed; xcr. 314. Rr. a. 622. 


Births :—sec Parish Registers. Petitions, 271, &amp;c. 


GEN, INDEX, LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Bishops : Motions relative to: 


1. For leave to bring in a Bill for relieving the Archbishops 
and Bishops of the Established Church from their Legislative and 
Judicial Duties in the House of Peers; Question Negatived 
thereupon; txxxix. 120. 

2. That itis the opinion of this House, that the Attendance of 
the Bishops in Parliament is prejudicial to the cause of Religion ; 
and Question Negatived thereupon; xct1. 293. 

3. That it is the opinion of this House, that the sitting of the 
Bishops in Parliament is unfavourable in its operation to the 
general Interests of the Christian Religion in this Country, and 
tends to alienate the Affections of the People from the Established 
Church; and Question Negatived thereupon; xcr1. 57. 

4. Upon Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair 
for the House to resolve itself into a Committee upon the Esta- 
blished Church Bill, Amendment proposed, by leaving out from 
the word “ That” in order to add the words “for an Address for 
Established Church Commissioners in England and Wales, to take 
into consideration the expediency of abolishing the existing System 
of the Translation of Bishops from one See to another,” instead 
thereof; Question, that the words proposed to be left out stand 
part of the Question; agreed to; xcr. 639. 

See Accounts and Papers, 785-787. Addresses, 93, 94. 
East India Affairs, 17. Petitions, 282. 


Blackfriars Bridge:—see Bridges, 11. Committees, 
736. Petitions, 284. ’ 


Blasphemous and Seditious Libels :— 


See 
Blasphemy :—see Leasing Making. 
Blubber :——~—-See Accounts and Papers, 4280. Petitions, 289. 


Board of Control :—see East India Affairs, 25. 
Haileybury College. Heytesbury, Lord. 


Bode, Baron de :—see Committees, 733. Petitions, 
998. 


Bogs (Ireland): Petitions for Bills, and Bills: 


1. Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill for incor- 
porating a Company for the Drainage of Bogs in Ireland; 
Referred, xxx1x. 189. Reported ; Leave given; Petition presented 
and referred; 207. Reported, 217. Report read and re-com- 
mitted, 261. Reported, 264. Billordered, 280. Presented, 286. 
Committed, 380. Time enlarged for Report, 393. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 

2. Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill for incor- 
porating a Society, and granting them such powers and authorities 

as 


BOGS——BREAD. 








Bogs (Ireland) : Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—coné*. 


as may be necessary to enable them to drain and bring into culti- 
vation the Bogs and Waste Lands of Ireland; Referred, uxxxrx. 
867. Reported; Leave given; Petition presented and referred ; 
379. Bill ordered, 395. Presented, 423. Not proceeded in. 

3. Petition for a Bill to incorporate a Company for the 
Drainage and Improvement of Waste Lands in Ireland; Referred, 
xc. 120. Bill ordered, 150. Presented, 164. Not proceeded in. 

4. Petition for a Bill for incorporating a Company for the 
purchase or hiring and cultivation of the Bog and other Waste 
Lands of Ireland; Referred, xc. 105. Not proceeded in. 

5. Petition for a Bill for establishing a Company for renting, 
hiring and cultivating the Waste Lands of Ireland ; Referred, xct. 
43. Bill ordered, 137. Presented, 209. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 582. R. a. 617. 

6. Bill for improving and draining the Bogs in Ireland; 
Ordered, uxx1x. 267. Presented, 303. Passed, 449. Not 
returned from the Lords. 

7. To encourage the emhanking of Lands and improving of 
Bogs in Ireland; Ordered, uxxx. 213. Presented, 237. Not 
proceeded in. 

8. For draining the Bogs and Marsh Lands in Ireland; 
Ordered, txxx111. 513. Presented; printed; Second Reading put 
off for Three Months ; 523. 

9. For the encouragement of the Drainage of Bogs in 
Ireland ; Ordered, txxx1v. 86. Presented, 237. Printed, 238. 
As amended, printed, 290. Re-committed, 307. Passed, 319. 
Not returned from the Lords. 

10. For draining and allotting the Bogs of Ireland; Ordered, 
Lxxxv. 135. Presented; printed; 136. As amended, to be 
printed, 278. Passed, 397. Not returned from the Lords. 

11. To promote the Reclamation and Improvement of un- 
cultivated Lands in Ireland; Ordered, xci1. 687. Presented ; 
printed; 688. Not proceeded in. 

12. To promote the Reclamation and Improvement of uncul- 
tivated Lands in Ireland; Ordered, xc11.284. Presented; printed; 
293. As amended, printed, 432. Re-committed; Instruction 
to Committee that they have power to make provision for the 
imposition of Tolls upon Rivers or Lakes rendered navigable 
under the Act; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
Bill, as amended, printed; 498. Not proceeded in. 

See Manufactories (Ireland), 1. 


Bombay :—see Accounts and Papers, 6667. East India 
Affairs, 5-17. 


Bonded Rums :—-see Zwart, Rutson § Co. 


Bonding Goods :—see Accounts and Papers, 6734. 
Warehousing. 


Bonds and Debentures :—see Committees, 69. 
Customs,1,2. Ezacise,6. Revenue, 6. Securities, 4. 
and Stamp Duties, 2, §c. 


Stamps 


Books :——See Accounts and Papers,791. Coypright. 


Boroughs: Bills relative to: 


1, For the better Administration of Justice in certain Boroughs 
and Franchises; Ordered; presented; printed; ixxxix. 248. 


Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 487. R. a. 525. 


2. For the better Administration of Justice in certain Boroughs 
Ordered, xcr. 802. Presented; printed; 802. Considered; 
reported; to be ingrossed; and read the Third Time upon the 
same day; 820. R. a. 842. 

3. For the better Administration of the Borough Fund in 
certain Boroughs ; Ordered, xc1. 802. Presented; printed; 802. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; and read the Third Time upon the 
same day, 821. R.A. 842. 

4. To make temporary provision for the Boundaries of certain 
Boroughs; Ordered, xc1. 802. Presented; printed; 802. Con- 
sidered ; reported; to be ingrossed and read the Third Time upon 
the same day; 820. pr. a. 842. 

5. To settle the Boundaries and Wards of certain Cities and 
Boroughs in England and Wales; Ordered, xcu. 420. Presented ; 
printed; 421. Second Reading put off for Three Months, 497. 
Petitions against; From Berwick-upon-Tweed; xcu. 487. Co- 
ventry (Corporation), 465. Coventry (St. Michael and Holy 
Trinity), 465. Heavitree, 613. Richmond, 604. Skerton, 492. 
Tweedmouth and Spittle, 529. Petition for alteration; From 
Berwick-upon-Tweed ; xcu. 476. 

See also Accounts and Papers, 794. Charities, 10. Courts 
of Justice (Ireland),3. Parliamentary Representation, 4. 
13. 22. 





a 


Borthwick, William Murray :—Motion, That 
the Conduct and Proceedings of the Lord Advocate of Scotland, 
in the case of William Murray Borthwick, were unjust and 
oppressive; Ques. Neg. thereupon; txxvi1. 362. See Accounts 
and Papers, 796. Complaints, 18. Petitions, 294. 


Bou ndaries :—See Accounts and Papers, 794. Boroughs, 
Manorial Boundaries. Parliamentary Representation, 4. 18, &amp;e, 


Boundaries of Town Lands, Ireland :— 
Bill to provide for the defining and marking out the Boundaries of 
Baronies, Town Lands and Parishes in Ireland; Ordered, txxx, 
172. Presented; printed; 274. Order for Second Reading and 
for printing, Bill read and discharged ; Bill withdrawn; Another 

- Bill ordered ; 311. Presented; printed; 311. Committed; 427, 
Considered; 495. Instruction for an advance of Money out of the 
Consolidated Fund for the Expense of a Survey; 501. Instruction 
to receive a Clause, making Places reserved for Gaols and Court 
Houses for Counties at large, but no longer used as such, parts of 
the Local Jurisdiction wherein they are situated; 522. Bill 
reported; 533. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 624. R. a. 627. 
See Survey and Valuation of Ireland. 


Bowditch Family +——See Accounts and Papers, 6735. 
Petitions, 297. 


Bowring, John:—see Accounts and Papers, 6638. 


Bow Street, Police Office :—sce Accounts and 
Papers, 800. Baker, Sir Robert. Police, 4. Supply, 133. 


Brandy :——See Accounts and Papers, 803-805. Petitions, 
801. Spirits, 2. 


Brazils :—see Accounts and Papers, 806-808. 6639. Ad- 
dresses, 97-101. Companies, 79. Petitions, 302. Slaves and 
Slave Trade, 23, &amp;c. 


Bread :—Bills relative to: 


1. To continue Act 59 Geo. III. to alter and amend Act 
55 Geo. ITI.c.99; Ordered, txxv.287. Presented,291. n.a. 341. 

2. To alter and amend Act 59 Geo. III. to regulate the 
making and Sale of Bread out of the City of London; Ordered, 
Lxxvi. 280. Presented; printed; 285. R. a. 425. 


3. To repeal Acts relative to theSale of Bread, and to provide 
other Regulations; Ordered, txxviu1. 168. Presented ; printed; 
176. As amended, printed, 271. Re-committed, 285. As 
amended, printed, 311. Re-committed, 325. As amended, to 
be printed, 338. Re-committed, 350. nr. a. 446. 


4. To amend Act 3 Geo. IV.c. 50; Ordered, txxxu. 474. 
Presented ; printed; 478. Petition of Bakers of the Eastern 
Division of London, against; 479, p. Order for Second Read- 
ing read and discharged ; Bill withdrawn; 516. 

5. To amend Act 53 Geo. III. c. 116. relative to the Assize of 
Bread; Ordered, txx1x. 285. Presented; printed; 298. pr. a. 450. 


6. To repeal the several Acts now in force relating to Bread to 
be sold out of the City of London, and the Liberties thereof, and 
beyond the Weekly Bills of Mortality, and Ten Miles of the 
Royal Exchange, and to provide other regulations for the 
making and sale of Bread, and for preventing the Adulteration 
of Meal, Flour and Bread beyond the Limits aforesaid ; Ordered, 
xc.250. Presented; printed; 250. Petitions in favour; From, 
Brighton; Worthing; 310. Petition of the Incorporation of 
Bakers of Leith that the Bill may not be extended to Scotland, 496. 
Bill reported, and re-committed to a Select Committee, 337. 
(See Committees, 735.) Reported, and re-committed to a Com- 
mittee of the whole House; as amended, printed; 377. Motion 
for reading Clause, extending the Bill to Ireland, the Second 
Time; Debate thereupon adjourned; 534. Resumed; Clause 
added; Bill passed; 540. Not returned from the Lords. 

7. To repeal the several Acts now in force relating to Bread to 
be sold out of the City of London and the Liberties thereof, and 
beyond the Weekly Bills of Mortality, and Ten Miles of the Royal 
Exchange, and to provide other Regulations for the making and sale 
of Bread, and for preventing the Adulteration of Meal, Flour and 
Bread beyond the Limits aforesaid; From the Lords; xc1. 518. 
Read; printed; 580. Petitions in favour’; From Brighton ; 
Worthing; 652. Bill passed, with an Amendment, 674. Amend- 
ment agreed to by the Lords, 686. R. a. 710. 

8. To regulate the Sale of Bread in Ireland; Ordered, 
Lxxx. 544. Presented; printed; 555. Passed; 599. Not 
returned from the Lords. 

See Accounts and Papers,514. Addresses,73. 


734. Petitions, 303. Reports. 


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Brewers :—Bill for making Allowances to Licensed Brewers 
in Ireland, on account of the Additional Duty on Malt used by 
them; Ordered, txxv. 320. Presented, 325. Instruction to make 
an Allowance upon every Barrel of Malt used in brewing, 362. 
pn. a. 468. See Accounts and Papers, 810.820. Beer. Peti- 


tions, 306. 










—— 


Bribery :—see ‘Committees, 70. Elections, 28, &amp;e. Par . 


liamentary Representation, 22. 


Bricks :—wotion for bringing in a Bill to repeal the Duties 


on Bricks; Withdrawn; Lxxxrx. 285, See Petitions, 307. 


Bridewells :—see Committees, 1127. Gaols. 








Pridges. 





I. Public Bills relative to Bridges; 1—6. 
II. Petitions for Bills relative to Bridges, and Proceedings thereon ; 


T—90. 





I. Public Bills relative to Bridges: 


1. To relieve the Inhabitants of Counties in England from the 
Charge of repairing the Roads over and at the Ends of Public 
Bridges, and for enabling them to repair and rebuild the 
same; Ordered ; txxxi. 261. Presented; printed; 265. Pe- 
tition of Trustees of the Exeter Turnpike Trust against, 416, p. 
Committee put off for Three Months, 505. Another Bill 
ordered, txxxiv. 110. Presented; printed; 125. Petition against, 
from the Trustees of the Frome Turnpike Trust, 232, p. Second 
Reading put off for Six Months, 290. 


2. To remove from Counties the Expense and Liability of 
repairing the Highways over Bridges, and the Three hundred 
Feet next adjoining to any Ends of the same; Ordered, xcu. 96. 
Presented ; printed; 97. As amended, printed,363. Re-committed ; 
as amended, printed; 472. Further consideration of Report put 
off for Three Months, 619. 

Petitions against; From Burlton and Llanymynech Turnpike 
Road, Trustees of, 362. Cliff, near Lewes, Commissioners for 
improving the Vill and Parish of, 362. New Cross Turnpike 
Roads, Trustees of, 135. Salop, Grand Jury, 362. 


3. To alter and amend Act 43 Geo. III. c. 59, so far as it 
relates to the West Riding of York; Ordered, uxxxv. 476. 








Presented; printed; 477. Reported, and re-committed, 525. 
Committee deferred, 544. Not proceeded in. 


4. Bill for the more effectually providing for the erection of 
certain Bridges in Ireland; Ordered, txxx1x. 348. Presented; 
printed; 374. Petition against, from the Grand Jury of the City 
and County of Londonderry, 559. Rk. a. 294. 


Conway : 


5. For applying a Sum of Money out of the Consolidated 
Fund for erecting; Ordered, rxxvi. 258. Presented ; printed ; 
269. Petition of Rowland Williams against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered; 292. Order for committing Bill to a Select 
Committee discharged; Bill committed to a Committee of the 
whole House; 296. nr. 4. 383. See infra, 19. 


Menai and Conway : 


6. For empowering the Commissioners of Woods, Forests, &amp;c. 
to pay the Net Proceeds of the Tolls of the Menai and Conway 
Bridges into the Exchequer, to the Account of the Consolidated 
Fund ; Ordered, rxxxix. 485. Presented; printed; 492. Ra, 
594. See infra, 19. 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Bridges, and Proceedings thereon : 


Askew Quay :—See infra, 27. 


Athlone : 
7. For building; Referred, txxxrx. 55. Not proceeded in. 


Athluncard : 

8. For erecting a Bridge over the River Shannon at that 
place; Referred, uxxx. 88. Reported; Report referred to the 
Standing Order Committee, 178. Report; Parties to proceed, 
and to deposit a Plan, &amp;c.; 203. Bill ordered, 217. Presented, 
237. Ra. 441.———To enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, 
Lxxxvill. 108. Not proceeded in. 


Baals (Limerick) : 

9. For rebuilding the said Bridge; txxxv. 43. Referred, 44. 
Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 132. Report; 
Parties to proceed; Bill ordered, 157. Presented, 171. R.A. 
561, 


Barnes :— See infra, 32. 
Barton-under-Needwood : —See infra, 82. 
Bedford :—See Pavings, 24. 


Belfast : 
10. Over the River Lagan; Referred, txxxv1.291. Bill ordered, 
800. Presented, 341. Committed, 355. Not proceeded in.—— 


Again referred, txxxvi. 549. Bill ordered, 555. Presented, 560. 
R. A. 712, 





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Blackfriars : 


11. Forraising a Sum of Money for defraying the Expense of 
repairing the same; Referred, uxxvi. 57. Bill ordered, 129. 
Presented, 150. Second Reading put off for Three Months, 229. 
———For levying a Toll for the Repair thereof; txxvu. 48. 
Not proceeded in. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill 
to enable the Corporation of London to raise Money at a reduced 
Rate of Interest ; Referred, rxx1x. 315. Reported; Leave given; 
316. Petition presented, 325. Referred, 326. Reported; Re- 
port to lie on the Table; 329. Petition against, 393. Not 
proceeded in.———-For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to 
amend the several Acts relating to Blackfriars Bridge, and for 
raising Money for the Repair and Support thereof; Referred, 
txxxvill. 540. Reported ; Leave given; 543. Petition presented, 
and referred, 544. Billordered,547. Presented, 556. k. a. 671. 





Bow, Great : 

12. For taking down and rebuilding that Bridge; Referred, 
Lxxx. 86. Reported; Report referred to Standing Order Com- 
mittee; 183. Report; Parties to proceed and give Notices, &amp;c. ; 
224. Bill ordered and presented, 234. Committed, 261. Not 
proceeded tn. 

Brecon : 

13. To enable the Justices to rebuild and repair Bridges in 
that County, not being County Bridges; Referred, uxxvi. 36. 
Reported, 112. Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered ; Com- 
mittee to Report on Notices; 185. Bill presented, 141. n. a. 384. 


Brighthelmstone : 
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II. Petitions for Bills relative to Bridges, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Brighthelmstone :—See infra, 69. 


Bure: 
14. From Runham to Great Yarmouth; Referred, ixxx1. 220. 
Bill ordered, 309. Presented, 314. nr. a. 495. 


Burrow : 
15. For taking down the same and erecting another; rxxrx. 
87. Referred, 38. Bill ordered,121. Presented,135. Petition 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 356. Rr. a. 450. 


Chester : 

16. For erecting an additional Bridge over the River Dee at 
that place; Referred, 1xxx. 66. Bill ordered, 90. Presented, 
221. Petitions against, 283. 353. Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
354. Petition in favour, 405. Rr. a. 518.———For extending 
the time for completing the additional Bridge over the River Dee, 
in the City of Chester; Referred, xxxxvu.102. Bill ordered, 188. 
Presented, 199. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 270. R. a. 331. 


Clifton : 

17. Over the River Avon from Clifton to the opposite Side of 
the River; Referred, txxxv. 59. Bill ordered, 87. Presented, 
101. Petition of James Acland, against, 234. nr. a. 500. 

For extension of the term for building the said Bridge; Referred, 
xcr. 41. Bill ordered, 91. Presented, 103. nr. a. 231. 


Clyde: 

18. Forerecting a Bridge over the Clyde, between Saltmarket- 
street, in the City of Glasgow, and Hutchinson Town; Referred, 
txxvi. 43. Additional Petition; referred, 53. Bill ordered, 107. 
Presented, 151. Petition of Magistrates and Common Council of 
Rutherglen, against, 193. Petition of Preceptor and Patrons of 
Hutchinson’s Hospital, for further time for Report; referred, 394. 
Reported, and further time granted for Committee to report, 
400. Not proceeded in. See infra, 30. Navigations, 26. 
Turnpike Roads, 454. 


Conway : 

19. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for erecting a 
Bridge at Conway; Offered ; the King’s Recommendation signified ; 
Petition brought up, and referred ; txxv1. 193. Reported; Leave 
given; Petition presented, and referred; 208. Reported, 225. 
Report referred to a Committee of the whole House, 240. (See 
Committees, 71.) Reported, and Bill ordered. See supra, 5, 6. 


Craiglug : 
20. For erecting a Bridge over the Dee at Craiglug, and for 
making a Road from Cairnrobin; Referred, rxxxiv. 23. Bill 
ordered, 46. Presented, 102. rk. a. 297. 


Cramond : 
21. For erecting a Bridge over the River Almond ; Referred, 
txxvi. 49. Bill ordered, 126. Presented, 145. Lords’ Amend- 
ment agreed to, 456. R. a. 467. 


Cross House :—See infra, 42. 


Dartmouth : 


22. For building a Bridge over the River Dart, from Lower | 


Sand Quay Point to Old Rock, in the County of Devon; 
Referred, txxxv. 53. Reported; Report referred to the Standing 
Order Committee; 126. Report, That in so far as regards the 
Land of Henry Holdsworth, Esq", the Standing Orders ought not 
to be dispensed with, 144. Report read; Bill ordered; 146. 
Presented, 146. Re-committed, 494. nr. a. 561. 


Deritend : 
23. For enlarging the powers of Acts; Referred, txxvit. 35. 
Bill ordered, 39. Presented, 88. nr. a. 172. 


Don: 
24. For building a Bridge over that River; Referred, rxxx. 
57. Bill ordered, 116. Presented, 215.  Re-committed, 312. 
Petition against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 324. Voices 
given, 328. Rr. a. 441. 


Dumbarton :—See Turnpike Roads, 387. 
Dunbarney :—See infra, 26. 
Dungleddan :— See infra, 34. 


Dunnam : 


25. For building a Bridge over the River Trent, from Dunham 
to the opposite Shore; Referred, 1xxxv. 60, Bill ordered, 93. 


Presented, 147. Petition against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
351. R. A. 500. 





Earn : 
26. For taking down the old Bridge, and erecting'a new one 
over that River; Referred, txxv. 113. Bill ordered, 127.. Pre. 
sented, 185. -m. a. 422. 


Edinburgh :—See supra, 21. 


Elswick : 
27. For erecting and maintaining a Bridge from a place 
called Askew Quay, on the River Tyne, to the opposite Shore ; 
Referred; xc1. 61. Not proceeded in. 


Esk, South : 
28. To amend Acts for building a Bridge over that River 
near Montrose; Referred, txxx. 93. Bill ordered, 202. Pre. 
sented, 236. Petition against ; Referred, 452. r.a. 518. 


Exeter Bridge and Ferry: 
29. From Shillhay to Rocks Lane, and to establish a Ferry 
between the Exeter Quay and the Lime Kilns; Referred, xc. 105, 
Bill ordered, 184. Presented, 209. nr, a. 346. 


Glasgow : 

30. For widening and improving certain Bridges over 
the Clyde, and for making a Road round Glasgow Park; 
Referred, txxxu1. 147. Bills ordered, 242.———For explaining 
and amending Acts for building Bridges over the Clyde; 
Ordered, txxx11. 242. Presented, 269. Petitions in favour, 
348. 855. 370. 374. 383. 406. Petition against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 348. Bill reported, 397. R. a. 495. ———. 
For rebuilding the Bridge over the River Clyde, opposite Ja- 
maica-street, Glasgow; Referred, txxx1v. 47. Bill ordered, 93. 
Presented, 102. nr. a. 297.———«» Two. Petitions to alter, amend 
and extend Powers and Provisions of Acts; Referred, xc1. 32. 
Bill ordered, 57. Presented, 131. Petitions against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 196. 217. 242. 249. 270. 282. R. a. 618, 
See supra, 18. Navigations, 26. Pavings, 88-90. Turnpike 
Roads, 454. 


Goring :—See infra, 77. 


Gosport and Haslar : 
31. Across the Stoke from Portsmouth Harbour to the Village 
of Stoke; Referred, uxxx1x. 32. Bill ordered, 63. Presented, 
70. R.A. 165. 


Hammersmith : 

32. For building a Bridge over the River Thames from thence 
to Barnes; Referred, txx1x. 52. Reported, 149. Report read ; 
Leave given to deposit Plans and Papers; Bill ordered; Com- 
mittee to report on Notices; 166. Bill presented, 189. Peti- 
tions against ; referred, and Counsel ordered ; 281. 331. 339. 362. 
r. A. 467. Petition in favour; 289.———To alter and amend 
the above Act; Referred, rxxx. 38. Reported, 101. Report 
referred to the Standing Order Committee, 102. Report, that the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 148.———To 
amend Act; Referred, txxx1. 73. Bill ordered, 85. Not proceeded 
in.——For altering and amending Act 5 Geo. IV.; Referred, 
Lxxx111. 50. Bill ordered, 166. Presented, 175. Petitions in favour, 
214. Petition against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 234. 238, 
267. Bill reported, 302. Rr. a. 375. 


Ham, West, Abbey Lands, Bridges and Roads : 

33. For repairing and maintaining the same; Referred, 
Lxxx11. 203. Billordered, 237. Presented, 330. Petition against; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 378. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 572. R.A. 587. 


Hamworthy :—See infra, 64. 
Haslar :—See supra, 31. 


Haverfordwest : 

34. For erecting a Bridge over the River Dungleddan, within 
the Town and County of Haverfordwest and the Liberties 
thereof; Ordered, rxxxvu1. 199. Presented, 209. Time enlarged 
for Report, 405. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 515. x. a. 581. 
———For leave to present a Petition to enable the said Commis- 
sioners to mortgage the Rates and Tolls of the said Bridge; 
Referred, xcr. 409. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred ; 
415. Reported; Billordered; 419. Presented, 429. na. 618. 
See also Waterworks, 34. 


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Haw: 

35. For building a Bridge over the River Severn, at or near 
the Haw Passage; Referred, rxxvin.5. Bill ordered, 13. Pre- 
sented, 22. Petitions against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
66. 67. RB. 4. 186,———-To amend Act; Referred, rxx1x. 58. 
Reported, 67. Report read; Leave granted to give Notices, and 
to deposit a Plan, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; Committee to report on 
Notices; 79. Bill presented, 109. Petitions against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered ; 160. 310. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 
604. R.A. 525. 


Hayle: 

36. For building a Bridge and making a Causeway over 
Hayle River and Sands; Referred, xxx. 11. Bill ordered, 20. 
Presented, 35. R. a. 250. 


Hayling: 
37. For building a Bridge from Langstone to Hayling Island ; 


Referred, uxxvi. 32. Bill ordered, 44. Presented, 61. 
R. A. 273. 
Heigham : £ 
38. For rebuilding a Bridge over the River Wensum, in the 
Hamlet of Heigham; txxxv. 64. Referred, 65. Bill ordered, 
138. Presented, 144. Rr. a. 500. 
Henley-upon-Thames : 


39. For amending and enlarging Powersand Provisions of Acts; 
Referred, xc1. 20. Billordered, 34. Presented, 41. Rr. a. 391. 


Holt to Ombersley : 

40. Over the River Severn; Referred, txxx1. 18. Bill or- 
dered, 31. Presented, 65. Petition against; Referred, 124. 
Petition against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 186. R. a. 325. 


Horseferry Road :—See infra, 46. 


Hungerford and Lambeth : 

41. Petition for Bill referred ; Members added; xc1. 56. Pe- 
tition from Company of Proprietors of the Waterloo Bridge against 
the application, 92. Bill ordered, 210. Presented, 217. Petitions 
against, referred ; and Counsel ordered; 623. 646.651. In favour, 
620. 637. Petition for enlarging the Time for Report, referred 
to Standing Order Committee, 637. Resolution reported, That 
the Committee are of opinion, that from the special circumstances 
detailed in the Petition, and proved before the Committee, further 
time should be granted for making the Report, and that Notice 
should be given to the Opponents of the Bill, such Notice to be 
proved before the Committee on the Bill, agreed to, 646. rR. a. 
800. 


Hunslet :—See infra, 49. 
Hutchinson Town :—See supra, 18. Turnpike Roads, 454. 


Itchen Ferry : 

42. From Cross House to Itchen Ferry ; Referred, txxxrx. 56. 
Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 67. Report; 
Parties to proceed; To give Notices, &amp;c., 99. Bill ordered, 101. 
Presented, 103. Petitions in favour, 128. 392. 402. Petitions 
against, 223. 225. 228. Petition praying the Standing Orders 
may not be dispensed with, 118. Another Petition respecting the 
Standing Orders, 127. Bill committed, 128. Power to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records, 225. Petitions against, referred ; 
and Counsel ordered ; 223. 225.228. Time enlarged for Report, 
323. 332. 381. Leave to Committee to sit ona certain day during 
the sitting of the House, between Twelve and Three, 374. Re- 
port, 395. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 447. R. a. 525. For 
leave to present a Petition for Bill to remove doubts as to the 
Power of the Company under the above Act, referred, xc. 225. 
Leave given, Petition presented, and referred, 230. Reported; 
Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 269. Reported ; 
Parties to proceed to give Notices, &amp;c.; 277. Bill ordered, 282. 
Presented, 291. R.A. 473. 





Katherine, Saint : 
43. For building a Bridge across the River Thames to the 
opposite Shore, rxx1x. 45. Reported, 118. Report read; Leave 
granted to give Notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on 
Notices; 130. Bill presented, 190. Not proceededin. Petitions 
against, 203. 209. 222. 247. 329. 


Kerne, The: 
44. For building a Bridge over the River Wye at that Place; 





Referred, 1xxx. 20. Bill ordered, 38. Presented, 127. r. a. 441. 


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(1820—1837.) 





Kingston-upon-Thames : 


45. For rebuilding the Bridge at that Place; Referred, uxxx. 
47. Bill ordered,54. Presented, 99. nx. a. 518.———To amend 
Act 6 Geo. IV., txxxv. 12. Bill ordered, 13. Petition read; 
Order of Leave for Bill discharged. Petition referred, 18. Re- 
ported, 25. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 26. 
Report that Parties be permitted to proceed, 37. Report read ; 
Bill ordered; 99. Presented, 110. k. a. 500. 


Lambeth : 


46. Royal Clarence ; For building a Bridge across the River 
Thames, from Church-street, Lambeth, to the opposite Shore, in the 
Parish of St. John the Evangelist, Westminster; Referred, 1xxx111. 
39. Bill ordered, 169. Presented, 174. Petitions against, 193. 205. 
275. Day appointed for Second Reading of Bill, 2738. Not pro- 
ceeded in.———Petition renewed, and referred, txxx1v.69. Not 
proceeded in.———Again referred, xc. 41. Bill ordered, 195. 
Presented, 209. Not proceeded in.———(Suspension Bridge) from 
Milbank-row to Lambeth ; Referred, 1xxx111.53. Bill ordered, 158. 
Presented, 179. Petitions against, 193. 205. 275. Not-proceeded in. 
———For building a Bridge across the Thames from Horseferry 
Road to the opposite Shore, in the Parish of Saint Mary, Lambeth ; 
Referred, txxxv. 65. Bill ordered, 95. Presented, 138. Com- 
mitted, 151. Not proceeded in. Petitions against, 146. 182. 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 200. 207. 217. For building 
a Bridge from Church-street, Lambeth, to Market-street, Horse- 
ferry-road, Westminster; Referred, txxxrx. 55. Bill ordered, 
124. Presented, 154. Not proceeded in.——— Another Petition ; 
Referred, xc1.34. Bill ordered, 103. Presented, 108. Petitions 

against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 152. 258. 365. 478. 538. 
Petitions in favour, 515. 538. Committee on Bill revived ; Leave 
to sit and proceed on a certain day, 401. Time enlarged for 
Report, 408. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 770. Rn. a. 800. 
(Warburton’s); To authorize the building a Bridge in Belvidere- 
road; Referred, xxxx1. 72. Bill ordered, 123. Presented, 130. 
R. A. 325. 

See supra, 41. 








Langstone :-—See supra, 37. 
Lary: 


47. For erecting a Bridge over the Water of Lary; Referred, 
Lxxvill. 18. Reported; Bill ordered; 14. Presented, 22. p. a. 
273.————To alter and amend Act; Referred, txxrx.11. Re- 
ported, 36. Report read; Leave granted to give Notices; Bill 
ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 44. Bill presented, 
49. Petition against, 263. rR. a. 467. 


Leeds : 


48. For building a Bridge from Neville-street to the opposite 
Shore in Water-lane; Referred, xcr. 40. Bill ordered, 53. Pre- 
sented, 68. Petition for additional Provision; Referred, 159. 
Reported, 196. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
209. 217. 229. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 346. R. a. 391. 


Leeds and Hunslet: 


49. For building a Bridge from Hunslet to Leeds, and making 
Approaches thereto; Referred, txxxu. 68. Bill ordered, 99. 
Order for Bill discharged, and another Bill ordered, 165. Pre- 
sented, 173. R.A. 375. 


Limerick : 


50. For erecting a Bridge across the River Shannon, and a 
Floating Dock for Vessels frequenting the Port of Limerick; 
Referred; uxxvi.33. Bill ordered,63. Presented, 161. Com- 
mittee revived, and time enlarged for Report, 284. k. a. 400. 
-———-To enlarge powers of Act; Referred, rxxxvi. 108. Not 
reported.——To amend Act; Referred, txxx1x. 56. Petition 
for leave to proceed on Petition for Bill, 244. Referred, 245. 
Reported, 253. Leave given to proceed with the Bill, 254. 
Petition for Bill reported; Report referred*to Standing Order 
Committee, 264. Report; Parties to proceed to deposit Papers, 
&amp;c.; 268. Bill ordered, 275. Presented, 287. Time enlarged 
for Report, 328. 368. Petitions in favour, 307. Petition against ; 
Referred, 387. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 442. R. a, 525. 
See supra, 9. 


Lincoln :—See infra, 60. 


Littlehampton : 

‘51. For building a Bridge over the River Arun, at Little- 
hampton, and for making Roads communicating therewith; Re- 
ferred, txxvu. 44. Bill ordered, 59. Presented, 115. Com- 
mitted, 167. Petitions against, 131. 135. 159. 161. Referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 178. 185.190: 197. Petitions in favour, 
166. 190. Time enlarged for Committee to report; 212. 


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II. Petitions for Bills relative to Bridges, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 
London : Marlow : 


52. For the rebuilding of London Bridge; Referred, txxv1t. 50. 
Bill ordered, 92. Presented, 118. Petitions against, 284. 310. 
348. 382. 411. Referred, and Counsel ordered, 317. 329. 332. 
Petition from St. Saviour’s, Southwark, against the removal 
of certain Buildings, 224. Bill re-committed, 355. Instruction 
relative to the Advance of Money for building the Bridge, 372. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 450. R. a. 453. To authorize 
the Treasury to advance Money out of the Consolidated Fund 
towards the Expenses of rebuilding the same; Offered; King’s 
Recommendation signified; Petition brought up, and referred ; 
Lxxx1. 52. Report; Referred to Standing Order Committee ; 90. 
Report that Parties be permitted to proceed, 105. Petition and 
Report referred to a Committee of the whole House, 138. Con- 
sidered, 140. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered 
thereupon; 148. Presented, 149. Rr. a. 324.———To amend 
and enlarge the Powers of above Acts; Referred, txxxn. 185. 
Bill ordered, 323. Presented, 331. Petitions against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 349. 378. 384. r.a. 494.————For 
improving the Approaches to London Bridge; Referred, txxx1v. 
30. Bill ordered, 64. Instruction to make Provision for the 
Treasury lending Money, 96. Bill presented, 101. Petitions 
against, 140. 223. Petitions against referred, 112. 176. Pe- 
titions against referred, and Counsel ordered, 127. 130. 144. 
159. 169. 185. 191. 210. 212. 267, p. Motion withdrawn 
for adding a Member to the Committee, 144. Report; to be 
further considered, 265. Report further considered ; Bill re-com- 
mitted; considered ; 274. Petition of Charles Pitt, complaining 
of being refused to be heard before the Committee, 196. Petition 
of Charles Pitt, complaining of the Conduct of the Committee; 
Petition rejected; 275. Bill reported, 279. n. a. 416. To 
make further Provision for defraying the Expenses of making 
Approaches to London Bridge and the removal of Fleet Market ; 
Referred, txxxv. 30. Bill ordered, 40. Presented, 58. Peti- 
tion against referred, and Counsel ordered, 163. R. a. 500.————. 
For enlarging Powers of Act 10 Geo. IV.; Referred, txxxv1. 86. 
Bill ordered, 146. Presented, 191. Petition against, 216. Pe- 
tition from Gravesend and Milton for Provisions for the Appoint- 
ment of resident Coal Meters at Gravesend, 274. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 358. R.A. 363. Fer enlarging Powers of 
Acts; Referred, txxxvu1. 39. Report referred to Standing Order 
Committee, 46. Report; Parties to proceed; 54. Bill ordered, 
58. Order of Leave for Bill read, and discharged; and Bill to 
amend several Acts relating to London Bridge and the Ap- 
proaches thereto; Ordered, 78. Presented, 85. Petitions 
against referred, and Counsel ordered, 125. 136. 167.  Peti- 
tion of William Naish and Henry Blenkinsop, read; Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to; 234. R. a. 244. Petition respecting 
the Opening to be allotted to the Church of St. Saviour, South- 
wark, from Inhabitants of the Parish; Referred, txxxvir. 136. 
Of Citizens of London, for forming a Square on the Space of 
Ground on the North Side of London Bridge; to lie on the 
Table; txxxvu. 195. Of William Naish and Henry Blen- 
kinsop, stating that they have been served with a Notice thut 
their House would be wanted for the purposes of the Improve- 
ment, though it is not mentioned in the Schedule to the Bill, and 
that they do not object to their House being included in such 
Schedule ; To lie on the Table, txxxvu1. 226.———To alter, amend 
and enlarge the Powers of the several Acts relating to London 
Bridge and the Approaches thereto; Referred, txxxrx. 14. Bill 
ordered, 19. Presented, 34. Petition for additional Provision 
referred, 54. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 62. 
Report that the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 
81. Petition relative to the Report from the Committee on Stand- 
ing Orders on the Petition for additional Provision, 103. Petition 
for additional Provision read; (House informed that all Parties 
are consenting); Leave to proceed to give Notices, &amp;c.; 122. 
Bill reported, 126. Order, That the Petitioners for additional 
Provision have leave to proceed, read; Bill re-committed to 
former Committee; Instruction to Committee to make Pro- 
vision therein pursuant to the Prayer of the Petition, 127. 
Petition against Bill, 47. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 293. 
R. A. 320. 


Ludlow : 


53. Over the Team; Referred, txxxvi. 316. Not proceeded 
in. See infra, 66. 


Londonderry : 


54. For rebuilding the Bridge over Lough Foyle; Referred, 
xc. 103. Bill ordered, 204. Presented, 226. Petition against, 
294. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 431. R. a. 474. 


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55. For raising Money to defray the Expenses of building that 
Bridge ;; Referred, txxx1v. 39. Report; referred to Standing 
Order Committee; 101. Report Parties to proceed, 120, Bil] 
ordered ; presented; 139. R. a. 297. 


Menai and Conway :—See supra, 5, 6. 


Mertoun : 

56. For building a Bridge over the River Tweed, at or near 
Mertoun Mill, in the County of Berwick, and for making 
Avenues and Approaches ; Bill ordered; xcut. 153. Presented, 
175. R.A. 449, 


Metropolitan Suspension Bridge :—See supra, 46. 


Montgomery : 
57. For regulating the Repairs of the Bridges in that County ; 
Referred, txxv. 137. Bill ordered, 171. Presented, 222. Ra, 
341. 


Montrose :—See supra, 28. 


Morpeth : 
58. For building a Bridge over the River Wansbeck; Re- 
ferred, Lxxxiv. 72. Bill ordered, 109. Presented, 138, Agreed 
to by the Lords, 338. nk. a. 354, 


Mythe Hill : 

59. For building a Bridge over the River Severn at Mythe 
Hill; Referred, rxxvim. 20. Reported; Report to lie on the 
Table; 23. Report read; Bill ordered; 26. Presented, 40, 
Petitions against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 70.85. R. 4. 
158. To alter and enlarge Powers and Provisions of Act; 
Referred, uxxx1. 48. Bill ordered, 133. Presented, 138. 2.4, 
325. 


Nene : 

60. For building a Bridge over that River, in the Parish of 
Tyd, St. Mary; Referred, txxvi. 55. Not proceeded in.—— 
For constructing a Bridge across Sutton Wash, between the Coun- 
ties of Lincoln and Norfolk; Referred, txxx1. 27. Bill ordered, 
122. Presented, 128. Petitions against referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 222. 228. 239. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 335. 
R. A. 377. 


Nevill Street :—See supra, 48. 


Newhaven: 
61. To alter and amend Acts; Referred, txx1x. 47. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


New Ross :—See Markets, 42. 


Norfolk :—See supra, 60. 


Norwich : 

62. For building a Bridge over the River Wensum in that 
City; Referred, txxv. 135. Bill ordered, 148. Presented, 158. 
Petition relating to the Standing Orders, 177. 214. Petitions 
against, 212. Report respecting the Standing Orders, 247. Re- 
port read; Leave for Notices ; Committee to report on Notices, 
and Leave to report on a certain Day; 256. n.a. 422. See 
supra, 38. 


Old Rock :—See supra, 22. 
Ombersley :—See supra, 40. 


Ouze Bridges :—See Drainages, 25. 


Oxford (Folly or Friars Bridge): 
63. For amending Act and altering Tolls; Referred, txxxrx. 
21. Bill ordered, 28. Presented, 53. Petition against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 205. R. A. 321. 


Plymstock :—See supra, 47. 


Poole: 

64. From the Quay, in the Parish of St. James’s, Poole, to the 
Quay in the Parish of Hamworthy ; Referred, rxxx1x. 56. Bill 
ordered, 107. Presented, 122. Petitions in favour, 249, 264. 
Petitions against referred, and Counsel ordered, 198.216. n.s. 899. 


Portland : 
65. For building a Bridge over Portland Ferry; Referred, 
xc. 105. Bill ordered, 164. Presented, 225. n. a. 473. 


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‘Powick : 
66. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for building a 
Bridge across the River Team, in lieu of and to the Eastward of 
. the present Bridge; Referred, uxxx1x. 141. Leave given, Peti- 
tion presented and referred, 145. Report referred to the Standing 
Order Committee, 150. Report that the Standing Orders ought 
not to be dispensed with, 159. See supra, 53. 


Rocks Lane :—See supra, 29. 
Ross, New.:—See Markets, 42. 


Runham :—See supra, 14. 


Saltash : 

67. For establishing a Floating Bridge over the River Tamar, 
at or near Saltash Ferry; Referred, uxxxvu. 37. Bill ordered, 
43. Presented, 59. Petitions against, 81.89. Petition against 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 77. The King’s Consent signified ; 
Bill passed, 145. n. a. 219. 


Sand Quay Point, Lower :—See supra, 22. 


Scotswood : 

68. For building a Bridge over the River Tyne, at or near 
Scotswood, and for making convenient Roads and Approaches 
thereto; Referred, txxx1v. 52. Bill ordered, 76. Presented, 81. 
R. A. 220. 


Shannon River :—See supra, 8. 50. 


Shoreham : 

69. For more effectually repairing and improving the Road 
from Brighton to Shoreham, and for building a Bridge over the 
Adur; Referred, rxxxv. 49. Bill ordered, 77. Presented, 137. 
Petition against, 240. Petitions against referred, and Counsel 





ordered, 151. 178. 245. Petitions in favour, 234. 245. 247. 
nr. A. 500. 


Sinfin Moor :—See Drainages, 29. 
Skillhay :—See supra, 29. 


Southwark : 

70. To amend Acts; Referred, rxxvui. 51. Reported, 69. 
Report read; Leave granted to give Notices; Bill ordered; Com- 
mittee to report on Notices; 71. Petitionagainst, 110. Petition 
against referred, and Counsel ordered, 170. Bill presented, 154. 
R. 4. 433.————For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to give 
further powers to the Southwark Bridge Company ; Referred, rxx1x. 
192. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 227. Re- 
ported, 265. Report read, Leave given for Notices; Bill ordered ; 
Leave given to present Bill; 270. Bill presented, 295. Passed, 
445. Not returned from the Lords. Committee appointed to 
inspect Lords’ Journals, 479. Report, 479. Report on Peti- 
tion read; another Bill ordered ; txx1x. 479. Presented, 480. 
Petition for Provision; Motion for the House to resolve itself into 
a Committee thereupon; the King’s Recommendation signified, 
and Motion agreed to; 481. (See Committees,76.) Report, 487. 
Bill re-committed ; Resolution reported and agreed to, and In- 
struction accordingly; 487. nr. a. 536.———To alter and amend 
Acts for building Southwark Bridge; Referred, uxxxu. 173. 
Bill ordered, 198. Presented, 325. Petitions against, 370. 432. 
Not proceeded in. 


Spey: 

71. For building and maintaining a Bridge over the River 
Spey, near Fochabers, in the County of Elgin; Referred, txxxvu1. 
96. Bill ordered, 153. Order of leave for Bill read, and dis- 
charged, and Bill ordered to alter and amend an Act, 11 Geo. IV., 
in so far as the same regards the Bridge over the River Spey, 
near Fochabers, in the said County of Elgin; Ordered, xxxxvu. 176. 
Presented, 176. R. a. 331. 


Staines : 

72. For building a Bridge; Referred, xxx. 50. Bill 
ordered, 81. Presented, 179. Petitions against referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 263. 293. rR. a. 449. To amend the above 
Act; Referred, uxxxiv. 58. Bill ordered, 88. Presented, 119. 
R. A. 297.———To alter and amend Acts; Referred, uxxx1x. 33. 
Bill ordered, 124. Presented, 133. r. a. 399. 


Stirling : 

73. For building and maintaining a Bridge over the River 
Forth at Stirling; uxxviu. 56. Referred, 57. Reported, 154. 
Report read; Leave for Notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to re- 
port on Notices; 160. Bill presented, 160. Petition against 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 230, Bill reported; to be in- 
grossed; 364. Not proceeded in. 





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Stoke :—See supra, 31. 


Stonehouse Mill : 
74.. For erecting and maintaining a Bridge over Stonehouse 


Mill Pool; Referred, uxxxv. 25. Bill ordered, 125. Presented, 
137. Rr. A. 500. 


Stratford upon Avon : 
75. For repairing and maintaining the same; Referred, rxxx1, 
57. Billordered, 86. Presented, 100. r.a. 198. 


Stratford, Old : 

76. For taking down Old Stratford Bridge, and erecting a 
wider and more commodious Bridge ; Referred, txxx1x. 34. Bill 
ordered, 86. Presented, 97. Petition against referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 137. Petition against referred, 189.202. Further 
Proceeding on Third Reading adjourned, 339. Order for further 
Proceeding on Third Reading read; Amendment proposed, but 
not made; Notice taken that Forty Members were ot present ; 
further Proceeding deferred; 347. Proceedi umed; Bill 
passed ; 350. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 457. RB. a. 525. 


Stratford Langthorne :—See supra, 33. 


Streatley and Goring : 
77. From Streatley (Berks) to Goring (Oxon), with proper 
Approaches; Referred to the Private Bill Petition Committee; 
xcu. 58. Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 189. x. a. 837, _ 


Sutton Wash :—See supra, 60. 


Tawey : 
78. To continue and enlarge term and powers of Acts; Refer- 
red, txxvut. 23. Bill ordered, 39. Presented, 53. pg. a. 126. 


Teignmouth : 

79. For building a Bridge over the River Teign at Teign- 
mouth; Referred, .ixxix. 44. Reported, 62. Report read; 
Leave for Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on No- 
tices; 80. Bill presented, 188. Petitions against, 117.335. Pe- 
tition against referred, and Counsel ordered, 335. Petitions in 
favour, 161.176. Bill re-committed; Leave to Committee to sit 
and proceed, 373. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 458, RB. A. 
467, 


Tewkesbury : 

80. For building a Bridge over the River Severn, at that 
Place; Referred, txxx. 90. Reported; Report referred to the 
Standing Order Committee, 200. Report that the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 244. 


Tyd, St. Mary :—See supra, 60. 


Vauxhall : 

81. To alter and amend Acts; Referred, rxx1x. 47. Not 
proceeded in. To enable the Company to raise a further Sum 
of Money, and to alter and amend Acts; Referred, rxxx. 85. 
Bill ordered, 54. Presented, 115. R. a. 359. 


Virniew :—See Turnpike Roads, 252, 





Walton-upon-Trent : 

82. For building a Bridge over the River Trent, from Walton- 
upon-Trent, in the County of Derby, to Barton-under-Needwood 
in the County of Stafford; Referred, txxxviu. 69. Report re- 
ferred to the Standing Order Committee, 104. Report; Parties 
to proceed to give Notices, &amp;c.; 132. Report from Standing 
Order Committee read; Bill ordered, 205. Presented, 210, 
R. A. 405. 


Warburtons :—See supra, 46. 
Water Lane :—See supra, 48. 


West Ham :—See supra, 33. 


Westmorland County Bridges : 

83. Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill to raise 
Money on the credit of the County Rates, for rebuilding Bridges ; 
txxvil. 341. Referred, 342. Leave given; Petition presented, 
and referred, 345. Reported, 354. Leave for Notices; Bill 
ordered; Committce to report on Notices, 358, Bill presented, 
363. R. A. 425. 


Weynnouth Harbour and Bridge : 
84. For altering and enlarging powers of Act; Referred, uxxv. 
121. Bill ordered, 128. Presented, 177. Rr. a. 374.———To 
amend Act; Referred, rxxvit. 88. Not proceeded in. 





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II. Petitions for Bills relative to Bridges, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Whorlton Bridge and Roads : 


85. For building a Bridge over the Tees, at Whorlton, and for 
making Roads to and from the said Bridge; uxxx1v. 52. Refer- 


red, 53. Bill ordered, 108. Presented, 113. r. a. 220. 
Willington Bridge : 


86. For building a Bridge over the River Trent, at Willington 


Ferry ; Referred, xc. 127. Bill ordered, 191. Presented, 225. 
Bill re-committed, 454. . a. 579. 


Wisbech : 


87. For taking down and removing the Bridge over the Chan- 
nel or River of Wisbech, and for erecting another in lieu thereof, 
for improving the present Entrances to the Town, &amp;c.; Referred, 
Lxxx1x. 46. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 79. 
Report; Parties to proceed and give Notices, &amp;c.; 86. Bill 
ordered, 93. Time enlarged for presenting Bill, 144. Bill pre- 
sented, 179. Petition against referred, and Counsel ordered, 249. 
Time enlarged for Report, 327. Not proceeded in. 





Worcester : Seb 


88. To enable the Trustees to redeem certain Annuities; Re. 
ferred, txxvi. 55. Not proceeded in.——To alter and 
powers of Acts; uxxvi. 46. Referred, 47. Bill ordered, 136, 
Presented, 160. Petition against, 257. nr. a. 334. 


Wye Bridge and Roads: 
89. Petition for a Bill; Referred, txxvit. 54. Not pro. 
ceeded in. , 
Yantlet Creek :—See Navigations and Canals, 109. 
Yarmouth, Great :—See supra, 14. 


Youghal : 

90. For erecting a Bridge across the River Blackwater; Re- 
ferred, txxx11. 65. Bill ordered, 86. Presented, 89. Petitions 
in favour, 97. 110. 158. 165. 184. 188. 198. 331. Petitions against, 
142. R. A. 375. 

See Committees, 71-76. 736-740. 1125-1138. 








Brighthelmstone, or Brighton :—see Ac- 


counts and Papers, 827-834. Addresses, 1375-1377. Bridges, 
69. Committees,1409. Docks, 25. Railways, 30, kc. Supply, 
134, 


Brimstone: Bills relative to: 


1. Toallow a Drawback of the whole Duty of Customs on 
Brimstone used in making Oil of Vitriol; Ordered, txxvit. 434. 
Presented, 440. rR. a. 479. 


2. To continue Act of last Session; Ordered, txxvi. 372. 
Presented, 386. R. a. 433. 


See Accounts and Papers, 831. Committees, 77. 


Bristol: Petitions for Bills relative to: 


Blind Asylum : 
1. Petition for a Bill for better governing and regulating the 
same; Referred, txxvu. 114. Bill ordered, 150. Presented, 
156. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 256. Rk. a. 331. 


Damages Compensation : 


2. Petition for a Bill for more easily providing Compensation 
for the Damage and Injury committed within the City of Bristol, 
during the Riots and Disturbances therein; Referred; txxxvu. 


65. Bill ordered, 78. Presented, 221. Petitions against refer- | 


red, and Counsel ordered, 316. 341. 346. Petition for further 
time for making Report; Further time granted, 344. Bill re- 
ported and re-committed ; Leave to sit and proceed, and to report 
upon a certain day, 363. R. a. 430. 

3. Petition for a Bill to enable the Mayor, Aldermen and 
Burgesses of the Borough of Bristol to raise a sum of Money 
towards discharging the Monies borrowed under the authority of 
Act 2 Will. IV.; Referred, xc1. 62. Bill ordered, 203. Pre- 
sented, 211. Petition against, 397. Referred to the Committee 
on the Bill, 403. Petitions in favour, 403. 420. R. a. 534. 


Encroachments : 

4. Petition for a Bill for removing and preventing Encroach- 
ments within the City and County of Bristol, and for better regu- 
lating the Shipping, Rivers, Wharfs, Banks and Quays, and the 
Markets, within the same, and for other purposes; Referred to 
the Private Bill Petition Committee; xcu. 32. Bill ordered, 
103. Presented, 183. Petitions against, 370. 383. R. a. 569. 


Town Dues : 


5. Petition for a Bill to enable the Corporation to modify 
and regulate the same; Referred; txx1x. 30. Reported; Bill 
ordered, 37. Presented, 129. Not proceeded in. 

Petitions in favour ; From, Manufacturers and others of Stroud, 
Dursley and Uley, and Minchinhampton; txx1x. 316. Wootton- 
under-Edge, 316, p. Manufacturers and others of Painswick, 
326, P. 

Petitions against ; From, Avon and Kennet Canal, Proprietors 
of; .xxix. 294.— Barnstaple, Bankers, &amp;c., 287. Bewdley, 
Bankers, 282. Bideford, Bankers, 287. Birmingham, Chamber 
of Commerce, 287. Birmingham and Worcester Canal, Pro- 
prietors of, 282. Bridgnorth, 282. Bristol, 229.—Kennet and 
Avon Canal, Proprietors, 294.—Salop, Iron Masters, &amp;c., 282. 
Shrewsbury, Bankers, 302.—Tewkesbury, Bankers, 282.—West- 
bury, Manufacturers, &amp;c., 287. Worcester, Bankers, &amp;c., 294. 
Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Proprietors of, 282. 









Bristol: Petitions for Bills relative to—cont*. 

Town Dues—continued. 

6. Petition for a Bill to regulate the same; Referred, txxx. 

45. Bill ordered, 211. Presented, 217. Petition against, re- 

ferred, 390. Bill read a Third Time; Clause offered, and Debate 

thereon adjourned, 521. Resumed, and Clause added, 627. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 632. Rr. a. 642. 

Petitions in favour; From Cork, Limerick, Waterford and 
New Ross; txxx. 53. 

Petitions against; From Barnstaple; uxxx. 510. Bath, 486. 
Birmingham, 459. Bradford, 474. Bridgnorth, 464. Bridge- 
water, 464. Bristol, Bankers, 520. Bristol, Merchants, 361. 
Droitwich, 520. Dursley, 464. Frome, 464. Stourport, 520. 
Stroud, 464. Taunton, 498. Trowbridge, 464. Westbury, 464. 
Wolverhampton, 464. Wootton-under-Edge, 486. Worcester, 
459. 

See Accounts and Papers, 832-835. 6736. Committees, 1450. 
Docks, 26. Pavings,42. Petitions, 310. Railways, 40. 
194. Supply, 135. 


British Fisheries :—see Fish and Fisheries. 


British Museum: Bills relative to: 


1. For amending and enlarging former Acts relative to the 
British Museum; Ordered, txx1x. 267. Presented; printed ; 
269. R.A. 370. 


2. To carry into effect the Will of Richard Payne Knight, 
Esq", so far as relates to a Bequest to the British Museum ; ixxrx. 
485. Read; printed; 486. R. a. 502. 

3. Toenable His Majesty, His Heirs and Successors, to appoint 
a Trustee of the British Museum; Ordered; presented ; printed ; 
LXXXvVII. 326. R. A. 430. 

See Accounts and Papers, 836-849. 6640. Committees, 742, 
743. Petitions, 311.2208. Supply, 6. 136-145. 


Brougham, Henry, Esq. :—see Members, os. 


Broxtowe, (Nottingham) :—Petition for Bill 
for raising Money to pay Compensation for Damages committed 
within the Hundred of Broxtowe, in the County of Nottingham, 
during the late Riots and Tumults therein; Referred, xxxvut. 28. 
Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 49. Report; 
Parties to proceed, 69. Bill ordered, 105. Presented, 124. 
R. A. 238. See Committees, 1134. 


Brunswick, New :—see New Brunswick. 


Bubble Act: Bills relative to: 


1. To alter and amend Act 6 Geo. I. c. 18; Ordered, txxx. 
358. Presented; printed; 359. Second Reading deferred, 414. 
Not proceeded in. 

2. To repeal so much of Act 6 Geo. I. c. 18, as relates to 
restraining several extravagant and unwarrantable practices; 
Ordered, txxx. 483. Presented; printed ; 502. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 626. R. a. 627. 


3. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the Act 
6 Geo, I. c. 18, by leave withdrawn; uxxx. 287. 








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Buckingham House: Bills relative to: 


1. To authorize the application of part of the Land Revenue of 
the Crown, for the Repair and Improvement of Buckingham 
House; Ordered, uxxx. 524. Presented; printed; 535. nr. a. 603. 

2. To authorize the application of part of the Land Revenue of 
the Crown for the completion of the Repair and Improvement of 
Buckingham Palace; Ordered, txxxvu. 16. Presented; printed; 
21. R.A. 95. 

3. To authorize the application of part of the Land Revenue 
of the Crown for providing Fixtures, Furniture, Fittings and 
Decorations for Buckingham Palace; Ordered; presented ; 
Motion that the Bill be read 1°; superseded by Adjournment ; 
txxxvill. 673. Bill, as amended, printed, 693. Rr. a. 726. 

4. To repeal so much of Act 7 Geo. IV. for paving Grosvenor- 
place, as relates to the Assessment of the Fence or Wall of the 
Garden belonging to Buckingham House; Ordered, txxxvi. 550. 
Presented; printed; 551. R.A. 638. 

See also Accounts and Papers, 853-856. 6641. Committees, 
1215, 1216. 


Buckingham, James Silk : 

1. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to provide for the 
payment, by the East India Company, of Compensation to 
Mr. Buckingham, for certain Losses of Property in India, founded 
on the Evidence taken before the said Select Committee, and 
their Report upon the same; Debate thereupon adjourned ; xc. 
541. Further adjourned, 565. 575. Resumed; Bill ordered ; 
580. Presented ; printed; 583. Petition of the East India Com- 
pany, praying to be heard by Counsel, and to adduce Evidence ; 
Leave given to the Petitioners to be heard by Counsel upon the 
Second Reading of the Bill; 587. Second Reading of Bill 
deferred, 587. Order for Second Reading read; Counsel called 
in; Bill read a Second Time; Petition of East India Company 
read; Counsel heard; Mr. Speaker opened the Bill; Motion, 
That the Bill be committed; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 589. 
Further adjourned, 600. Resumed; Motion withdrawn; Bill 
withdrawn ; 604. 

2. Petition for a Bill to enable James Silk Buckingham, late 
of Calcutta in the East Indies, to recover Compensation from the 
East India Company for the Loss and Damages sustained by him, 
by the suppression of the Calcutta Journal, of which he was the 
Proprietor ; Referred, xc1. 15. Report [4 August 1834] from Select 
Committee on the Calcutta Journal; Referred, 20. Bill ordered, 
34. Presented, 40. Petition of the East India Company against, 
60. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 71. 

3. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to provide for the pay- 
ment, by the East India Company, of Compensation to Mr. Buck- 
ingham; Withdrawn; xc. 515. 

4. Motion, That the House do agree with the Committee in 
Resolutions reported [4 August 1834] from the Select Committee 
on Mr. Buckingham’s Claim, read; and Question Negatived 
thereupon; xc1. 438. 

See Committees, 744. Petitions, 317. 


Buenos Ayres :——See Accounts and Papers, 6723. 
Postage, 24. 


Building Societies :——See Friendly Societies, 6. 


Buildings and Party Walls : 


Bills relative to : 

1. To amend and extend Act 14 Geo. IIT. c. 78, for regu- 
lating Buildings and Party Walls, and preventing Fires within 
the Cities of London and Westminster; Ordered, txxxiv. 326. 
Presented ; Second Reading put off for Three Months; Bill to 
be printed; 382. 

2. To amend Acts 14 Geo. III. c. 70, 25 Geo. III. ec. 77, 
and 50 Geo. III. c. 151, for regulating Buildings and Party 
Walls, and preventing Fires within the Cities of London and 
Westminster; Ordered, txxxvi. 178. Presented ; printed; 188. 
Petition of Charles Pitt for extending the Provisions of the Bill, 
260. Bill, as amended, printed, 348. Re-committed to a Select 
Committee, 375. (See Committees, 745.) Members added, 421. 
486. Petitions against, of Fire Insurance Companies of London, 
431. Churchwardens and Overseers of St. Leonard, Shoreditch, 
489. Bill not proceeded in. 

See Burning or destroying Buildings or Ships. Committees,745. 


Buildings, Public, Sites for :—Motion for leave 
to bring in a Bill to extend the Provisions of Act 56 Geo. III. 
c. 128; the King’s Consent signified, and Bill ordered; uxxxu. 
532. Presented, 532. Printed, 533. Lords’ Amendment agreed 
to, 609. R.A. 610. See Petitions, 318. Supply, 326-328. 


Bull-baiting :—otion for Leave to bring in a Bill to 
prohibit Bull-baiting and Dog-fights; Neg.; uxxvim. 329. See 
Petitions, 321. 


Bullion :——See Accounts and Papers, 857. 866.  Peti- 


tions, 322. 


Bu rgess, Henry &gt;——See Accounts and Papers, 867. 
Committees, 1354. Petitions, 674.1653. Supply, 16. 148. 


Burgesses -——Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal 
so much of Act of the Parliament of Ireland, 21 Geo. II., ¢. 18, 
as relates to the Non-residence of Burgesses or other Officers in 


Towns Corporate or Boroughs in Ireland; Ques. Neg. thereupon; 
LXXXxI. 147. 


Burgh Courts :—see serif Courts. 
Burgh Magistrates : Bills relative to: 


1. To provide for the Appointment and Election of Magis- 
trates and Councillors for the several Towns and Burghs of Scot- 
land which now return or contribute to return Members to Par- 
liament, and are not Royal Burghs; Ordered, txxxvit. 277. 
Presented ; printed; 436. As amended, printed, 525. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 714. R.A. 726. 

2. To explain certain Provisions in above Act; Ordered ; pre- 
sented; printed; Lxxx1x. 498. R. a. 603. 


3. To provide for the Appointment and Election of Magis- 
trates and Councillors for divers Burghs, Towns and Places in 
Scotland which send no Representatives to Parliament, and are not 
Royal Burghs; Ordered, txxxvit. 277, but not presented. 

See Burghs, Royal, 6, &amp;c. 


Burghs, Royal, (Scotland) : 


Bills relative to: 

1. For regulating the Mode of accounting for the Common 
Goods and Revenues of the Royal Burghs of Scotland, &amp;c. ; 
Ordered, txxvu. 69. Order for Leave for Bill discharged, and 
another Bill ordered; presented; printed; 90. As amended, 
printed, 175. Question negatived for re-committing Bill, 302. 
Re-committed ; Instruction to divide the Bill into Two Bills; 
Report that the Committee had divided the Bill into Two Bills; 
351. 

Petitions against ; From, Annan, Lxxvu. 276, Pp. Ayr, Burgh, 
Convener of Trades, 178, rp. Ayr, Burgh, Guild Brethren, 
285, p.—Bow, Ebenezer, 228, rp. Brechin, Guild of Incor- 
poration, 255, p. Brechin, Six Incorporated Trades, 255, pP. 
—Dundee, Dean of Guildry, 282, r.—Edinburgh, Company 
of Merchants, 255, rp. Edinburgh, Hammermen, 350, r. Edin- 
burgh, Bonnet-makers and Dyers, 350,p. Edinburgh, United 
Incorporations, 282, p.—Inverness, Burgesses, 350, Pp. Inver- 
ness, Shoemakers, 350, pr. Inverness, Tailor Incorporation, 
350, p.—Kinghorn, Magistrates and Town Council, 350, r.— 
Little, James, 276, p.—Perth, Baker Incorporation, 178, p. 
Perth, Flesher Incorporation, 194, r. Perth, Hammermen, 190. 
Perth, Magistrates and Council, 302. Perth, Merchant Bur- 
gesses and Members of Guildry, 194, rp. Perth, Shoemakers’ 
Incorporation, 209. Perth, Tailor Incorporation, 232, rp. Perth, 
Wright Incorporation, 282, rp.—Stirling, Dean of Guild, 228, Pp. 
Sturrock, John, 282, p. 

Petition in favour; From Burgesses and others of Nairn; 
LXXVII. 209. 

2. For regulating the Mode of accounting for the Common 
Good and Revenues of the Royal Burghs of Scotland ; Reported, 
Lxxvil. 351. As amended, printed, 351. Petition against; From 
Incorporation of Hammermen of Inverness, txxvi. 385, P. 
Motion for Third Reading superseded by Adjournment, 439. 
R.A. 471. 

3. For preventing the Non-residence of the Magistrates of the 
Royal Burghs of Scotland; Reported; and Bill, as amended, 
printed; txxvi. 351. Questions negatived for inserting Words; 
Bill passed; 442. Not returned from the Lords. 

4. For establishing a general system of Police therein; Or- 
dered, txxxv. 568. Presented; printed; 578. Committed to a 
Select Committee, 592. (See Committees, 749.) Reported ; as 
amended, to be printed ; 624. 

5. To enable Burghs in Scotland to establish a general system 
of Police; Ordered, txxxvi. 282. Presented; printed; 290. 
As amended, printed, 495. Further consideration of Report de- 
ferred, 514. Not proceeded in.—e—Another Bill; uxxxvi. 
160. Presented; printed; 196. Committed to a Select Com- 
mittee, 246. (See Committees, 750.) Re-committed to a Com- 





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B urghs, Royal ; (Scotland )—continued. 


Bills relative to—continued. 


mittee of the whole House, 447. As amended, printed, 494. 
525. Re-committed, 545. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 663. 
R. A. 670. 

Petition against any Alteration of the Boundary of Hamilton, 
as proposed by the said Bill; From Burgesses, &amp;c. of Hamilton ; 


LXXXVvilIl. 514. 


6. Toalter and amend the Laws for the Election of the Magis- 
trates and Councils of the Royal Burghs of Scotland; Ordered, 
LXxxvill. 160. Presented; printed; 164. Order for Committee 
of the whole House discharged; Bill committed to a Select 
Committee; 174. (See Committees, 748.) Reported, and, as 
amended, printed, 372. Re-committed to a Committee of the 
whole House, 524. Reported; as amended, printed ; 525. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 720. RB. a. 726. 

Petitions in favour; From, The Chairman and Secretary of 
the Non-incorporated Trades of Edinburgh, 269. 539. Peter- 
head, 500. 

Petitions against; From, Aberbrothwick, 364.—Cupar, 395. 
—Edinburgh, 539. 604.—Glasgow, 390. 432.—Newburgh, 428. 
—Scotland, Royal Burghs of, 432.—Rutherglen (Five Petitions), 
395. 

Petitions suggesting certain Alterations therein; From, Aber- 
brothwick ; rxxxvi. 436. Aberdeen, 320. Airdrie, 556. An- 
drew’s, Saint, 403. 469. Ayr, 318.—Banff, 280.—Dalkeith, 320. 
Dingwall, 403. Dumfries, 280. Dundee, 393. 442. Dunferm- 
line, 436. Dysart, 450.—Edinburgh, 342. 478. 500. 505, 506. 
Elgin, 280.—Falkirk, 556.—Glasgow, 334. 424. 500.—Hadding- 
ton, 290. Hamilton, 342. 478.—Inverary, 456. 555. Inver- 
bervie, 419. Irvine, 403.—Jedburgh, 524.—Kilmarnock, 555. 
Kintore, 296.—Lanark, 403. Linlithgow, 456.—Maybole, 318.— 
Nairn, 296.—Paisley, 524. Perth, 269. 403. Pittenweem, 500, 
—Queensferry, 491.—Renfrew, 450.—Selkirk, 450. 
275. 

Petition, That if the above Bill shall be withdrawn, the Edin- 
burgh Annuity Tax Bill may likewise be postponed until another 
Session; From the Lord Provost, Magistrates and Council of 
Edinburgh; txxxvut. 555. 


Stirling, 


7. To explain certain Provisions of above Act; Ordered ; pre- 
sented ; printed; Lxxxrx. 498. R.A. 603. 


8. To provide for the Appointment and Election of Magis- 
trates and Councillors for certain Burghs of Regality and 
Barony, and Incorporated Towns in Scotland; Ordered, xc1. 379. 
Presented ; printed; 390. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn ; 553. 

Petitions in favour ; From, Thurso, Keith and Fife Keith, Rose- 
hearty, Larkhall and Millheugh, Fraserburgh, Carluke, Strath. 
haven, Borrowstouness, 409. Huntley,534. Kelso, 543. 


Petitions against; From the Preses of the Town Councilof Kelso, | 
Kirriemuir, 567. Laurencekirk, 583. Beith, Kilmaurs, | 


xc. 502, 


615. Maxwelltown, 658. Gatehouse Fleet, Pollockshaws, 680. 


Petitions respecting the Details of the Bill; From, Coldstream, | 
471. Leslie,552. Lethamand Drummictermont, 567. Lockerby, | 


583. Kilsyth, 638. 

9. To provide for the Appointment and Election of Magis- 
trates and Councillors in certain Burghs of Regality and Barony 
and unincorporated Towns in Scotland; Ordered, xc1. 553. _Mem- 
bers added to the Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in 
the Bill, 632. Bill presented; printed ; 708. Not proceeded in, 

10. To provide for the Appointment and, Election of Magistrates 
and Councillors in certain Burghs of Regality and Barony and 








WHurial Grounds. 


Burghs, Royal, (Scotland)—continued. 


Bills relative to—continued. 
unincorporated Towns in Scotland ; Ordered, xcit. 141. Presented; 
printed; 209. As amended, printed, 395. Further consideration 
of Report deferred, 425. 473. Not proceeded in. 

Petitions in favour; From, Ardrissaig, xc11. 300.—Borrow. 
stouness, 371.—Carluke, 601. Castle Douglas, 300. Cotton, 
Woodside and Tanfield, 404. Cumnock, 300.—Dalbeattie, 380, 
Dalmellington, 249.—Fraserburgh, 469.—Girvan, 615.—Huntly, 
404.—Inverness (Incorporation of Wrights and Coopers), 464. 
Keith and Fife Keith, 401. Kirkintilloch, 404. Kilmaurs, 300. 
Lochgilphead, 300.—Maxwelltown, 249. Maybole, 380.— Portsoy, 
416.—Rosehearty, 472.—Strathaven, 273.—Tarbolton, 300. 

Petitions against ; From, Abercrombie, Sir Robert, Bart., xen, 
409. Campbelton, 384. Falkland, 371. Inverness (Chairman 
of a Meeting of Commissioners of Supply), 384. Kirkintilloch, 
476. Leith (Incorporation of Maltmen), 580. 
Ayr, 504. 

Petitions to be included in the Provisions of the Bill; From, 
Barrhead, xc. 472. Macduff, 384. Neilston, 308. Prestwick, 
429. 

Petitions for Alteration ; From, Galston, xcr1. 381. Lochgilp- 
head, 416. Mauchline, 381. Newton Stewart, 384. 

11. To empower His Majesty to issue a Commission for in- 
quiring into the condition of the several Royal Burghs and other 
Burghs and Towns in Scotland ; Ordered, txxxvimt. 277. Not 
presented. 


Newton-upon- 


12. To abolish the Convention of the Royal Burghs in Scot- 
land; Ordered ; presented ; printed; xc. 411. Second Reading 
deferred, 436. Bill committed, 444. Committee deferred, 478, 
Not proceeded in. 

Petitions in favour ; From, Montrose; Elgin; 464. Greenock, 
526. 

Petitions against; From, Charles Cunninghame, 473. North 
Berwick, 484. Burntisland, 492. Anstruther Easter; Hadding- 
ton; Royal Burghs of Scotland met in Convention at Edinburgh ; 
496. Renfrew, 503. Dundee; Anstruther Wester; 518. San- 
quhar, 548. 


See Accounts and Papers, 868-877. Addresses, 102-110, 
Burgh Magistrates. Committees, 746-750. 1333. Peti- 
tions, 325. Pittenweem. 


Burglary, &amp;c.: Bills relative to: 


1. For better defining the crime of Burglary, and for abo- 
lishing Capital Punishment in cases of Letter-stealing, and of 
returning from Transportation; Ordered, txxxvur. 484. Pre- 
sented; printed; 521. Committed to a Select Committee, 563. 


(See Committecs,761.) Reported; Further Consideration of Re- 
port put off for Six Months, 661. 


2. To amend the Laws relative to Burglary and Stealing ina 
Dwelling House; Ordered, xc. 218. 
As amended, to be printed; 420. 
Amendments agreed to, 664. 


Presented ; printed; 245. 
Re-committed, 514. Lords’ 
R. A. 670. 


See Capital Punishments, 5. Committees, 751. 


Burials :——Bill to repeal so much of an Act 9 Will. TIT, 


as relates to Burials in suppressed Monasteries, Abbeys or Con- 
vents in Ireland, and to make further provision with respect to the 
Burial in Ireland of Persons dissenting from the Established 
Church; Ordered, xxix. 181. Presented; printed; 207. Pe- 
tition of Irish Catholics against; 236,p. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 283. R.A. 300. Parish 


See Committees, 79. 
Registers. 





Petitions for Bills, and Bills from the Lords, relative to Burial Grounds, and 


Proceedings thereon : 


Birmingham (St. Martin’s) : 


1. To amend 47 Geo. IIL., for providing an additional Cemetery 


for the said Parish; Referred, txxxv. 50. Bill ordered, 137. 


Presented, 145. Not proceeded in.—«— Petition renewed, and 


referred, txxxvi. 221. Bill ordered, 229, Presented, 236. 
Petitions against, 301. 312. 


against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 312. 


Petitions in favour, 268. 


R.A. 464, 





Petition | 


Bloomsbury (St. George's) : 


2. Bill for prohibiting burying and Funeral Service in a 
Chapel of Ease intended to be built for that Parish; from the 
Lords ; Ltxxxy. 528. Read, 532. Committed, 546. Passed, with 
an Amendment, 606. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 616. 
R. A. 646. 


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Burial Grounds: Petitions for Bills and Bills from the Lords relative to, &amp;c.—continued. 


Bristol : 

3. Forestablishing a General Cemetery there ; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 54. Bill 
ordered, 171. Presented, 183, Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
649. R.A. 662. 


Camberwell : 

4. Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill for 
establishing a Cemetery there ; Referred ; Leave given; xc1. 621. 
Bill, ordered, 631. Presented, 6838. Committed, 675. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Dublin : 

5. For providing an additional Cemetery in the Phenix Park 
and Parish of St. James, in the City of Dublin; Referred, uxxxvu1. 
101. Bill ordered, 184. Presented, 199. Not proceeded in. 
——-For establishing a General Cemetery for the Interment of 
the Dead, at a convenient distance from the City of Dublin; Re- 
ferred, txxx1x. 34. Bill ordered, 72. Presented, 75. Petitions 
against, 103. Petitions in favour, 269. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 423. R. a. 438, 


Golden Lane (Middlesex) : 

6. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for providing a 
Burial Ground in and near the City of London; Referred, 
LXxxvil. 270. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred, 
277. Bill ordered; presented; 283. Third Reading put off for 
Six Months, 389. Petition against, Inhabitant Householders of 
Golden Lane; txxxvu1. 341. Petition that the Bill may be re- 
committed ; From, William Bailey, Churchwarden and Chairman 
of a Meeting of the Vestrymen of St. Luke, Middlesex; txxxvut. 
319. 


Liverpool : 
7. For providing an additional Cemetery for that Parish; Re- 
ferred, uxxx1. 10. Bill ordered, 17. R. a. 325. ——— For 
amending above Act; Referred, xc. 123. Not proceeded in. 


London Cemeteries : 
8. Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill to establish 
Cemeteries on the Southern, Northern and Eastern Sides of the 
Metropolis; Referred, xc1. 611. Reported; Leave given; Peti- 
tion presented, 611. Petition for Bill withdrawn, and another 
Petition presented, and referred, 621. Bill ordered, 632. Pre- 
sented, 633. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 807. RB. a. 822. 


London, West, and Westminster Cemetery : 
9. For establishing a Cemetery for the Interment of the Dead 
Westward of the Metropolis, by a Company to be called “ The 
West of London and Westminster Cemetery Company ;” Referred 
to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 43. 
Bill ordered, 82. Presented,100. Petition against, 218. Petition 
of Charles Chesterton and others, praying that the Bill may be re- 
committed, 251. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 635. R. a. 662. 


London Necropolis and National Cemetery Company : 
10. For incorporating a Company, to be called “ The London 
Necropolis and National Cemetery Company,” for enabling such 
Company to establish Cemeteries for the Interment of the Dead 
in the Vicinity of the Metropolis and the Suburbs thereof; Re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 
59. Bill ordered, 175. Presented, 190. Petition against, 417. 
Passed, 418. Not returned from the Lords. 


Margate Cemetery :—See infra, 15. 


Metropolis Cemetery : 
11. For establishing a General Cemetery for the Interment of 
the Dead in the Neighbourhood of the Metropolis; Referred, 





Lxxxvil. 117.{ Bill ordered, 150.". Presented, 210. Petitions 





Burning Land : Bills relative thereto :—To pro- 
vide against the setting aside, for want of form, Convictions for 
Offences in Burning Land; From the Lords, txxxvi. 798. Not 
proceeded in, For more effectually restraining the pernicious 
Burning of Land in:Ireland; From the Lords, uxxxrx. 330. 
Read; printed; 846. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 
541. See Wilful Burning. 





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Metropolis Cemetery —continued. 


against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 263. 257. 296. 316. 
Committee revived ; Leave to sit, and proceed on a certain Day, 
252. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 478. . a. 481. 


Metropolitan (North) Cemetery : 


12. For establishing a Cemetery Northward of the Metropolis, 
to be called “The Portland Cemetery ;” Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 54. Bill ordered, 
133. Presented, 194. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 335. 843, 356, 357. 366. 379. 408. 423. 428. 436. 480. 
Petition in favour, 423. . Committee revived; Leave to sit and 
proceed on a certain Day, 416. Bill, as amended, to be printed at 
the expense of the Parties, 436. Petition of John Wickey Stable, 
Solicitor for the Bill, complaining of an alteration not authorized 
by the Committee having been made in the Committee Bill by 
Sir Samuel Whalley, a Member; Sir Samuel Whalley heard in 
his place ; Mr. Stable examined; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Petition; Mr. Robert Sutton and Mr. John Rose to 
attend, 450. Day appointed for Third Reading of Bill; Con- 
sideration of Petition of Stable deferred; Sutton and Rose to 
attend, 452. Evidence of Stable to be printed, 465. Petition of 
Stable further considered; Sutton, Rose and Stable severally ex- 
amined and discharged from further attendance, 469. Third 
Reading of Bill put off for Three Months, 480. 


Metropolitan (South) Cemetery : 


13. Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill for 
establishing Cemeteries or Burial Grounds South of the Metro- 
polis; Referred, xc1. 478. Reported; Leave given; 486. Bill 
ordered, 550. Presented, 557. Petition against, 638. Bill re- 
committed ; Leave to sit and proceed on a certain Day, 658. 
Leave to sit, notwithstanding adjournment of the House, 672. 
R. A. 710. 


Necropolis and National Cemetery :—See supra, 10. 


Nottingham : 


14. Referred, txxx1x. 37. Not proceeded in.——— For making 
one or more General Cemetery; Referred, xc. 122. Not proceeded 
in.———Another Petition; Referred, xc1. 44. Bill ordered, 201. 
Presented, 217. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 383, R. a. 392. 


Pancras, St. :—See Churches and Chapels, 65. 
Portland Cemetery :—See supra, 12. 


Ramsgate and Margate Cemetery : 


15. For establishing a Cemetery in an open and convenient 
situation in the Neighbourhood of Ramsgate and Margate; Re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu1. 
62. Reported; Report to lieon the Table; 159. Not proceeded in. 


Rotherhithe : 

16. For providing an additional Burial Ground in that Parish ; 
Referred, rxxv. 180. Reported, 212. Report read; Leave given 
for Notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices, 216. 
Bill presented, 249. Rr. a. 374, 


Shadwell :—See Churches and Chapels, 74. 
Stratford-le-Bow: 
17. For providing’an additional Burial Ground for that Parish; 
Referred, rxxx. 85. Reported; Report referred to the Standing 


Orders Committee; 127. Report; Parties to proceed and give 
Notices; 140. Bill ordered; presented ; 233. rR. a. 441. 


Tredington :—See Churches and Chapels, 78. 
Westminster Cemetery :—See supra, 9. 


See Accounts and Papers, 878, 879. Addresses, 111, 112. 
Petitions, 328, &amp;c. 








Burning or Destroying Buildings or 


Ships :—Bil to amend the Laws relative to the Burning 
or Destroying Buildings or Ships; Ordered, xem. 218. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 245. As amended, printed, 420. Re-commit- 
ted, 514. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 663. R. a. 670, 


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Burton, Robert Christie :—see Addresses, 1479. 
Petitions, 333. Privileges, 2. 


Business of the House :—see Committees, 788, 
789. Orders. Private Bills,§c. Public Business. 


Butter and Butter Trade : Bills relative to: 
1. For better regulating the Butter Trade of Ireland ; Ordered, 
Lxxrx. 423. Presented, 429. Committed; printed; 447. Com- 
mittee deferred, 484. Not proceeded in. 
2. To amend the Laws for Regulation of the Butter Trade in 
Ireland; Ordered, 1xxx11. 632. Presented; printed; 638. R.A. 
610. 





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Butter and Butter Trade : Bills—continued, 


3. To amend the Laws relating to the Butter Trade in Treland; 
Ordered, uxxxm1. 481. Presented, 486. Printed, 49), Ag 
amended, printed, 519. Re-committed, 537. R. 4. 554, 

4. To amend the Laws for the Regulation thereof; Ordered, 


LXxxiv. 252. Presented; printed; 278. As amended, printed, 
807. Re-committed, 332. nr. a. 399. 


Cork : 
5. For the Regulation thereof; Referred, uxxxm1. 43. 
proceeded in. 


See Accounts and Papers, 880-894. 
752. 1334. Petitions, 338. 


Not 


Committees, 80-83, 





C. 


CABRIOLETS :——See Stage Coaches, 9. 


Caithness and Orkney Commons :—wotion 
for bringing in a Bill to authorize the Division of certain Commons 
therein; King’s Consent signified; Motion agreed to; Bill 
ordered ; txxx1v. 358. Presented; printed; 359. rR. a. 399. 


Calcutta, Bishop of :—see East India Affairs, 18. 


Calcutta Journal :—see Buckingham, James Silk. 
Committees, 753. Petitions, 753. 


Caledonian Asylum :—Petition for leave to present 
a Petition for a Bill to indemnify the same against the Purchase 
of a Chapel, &amp;c.; Referred, rxxvu. 189. Reported, 204. Leave 
given, 205. Petition presented, and referred, 209. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 218. Presented, 223. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 486. R.A. 487. 


Caledonian Canal :—Bin to explain and amend Acts 
43 Geo. III. c. 102, and 44 Geo. III. c.62; Ordered, txxx. 185. 
Presented ; printed; 186. .a.297. See Accounts and Papers, 
895. 899. Supply, 149. 


Calicoes ‘Bill to repeal the Duties and Drawbacks on 
Printed Calicoes, Linens and Stnffs; Ordered, txxxv1. 331. Pre- 
sented; printed; 344. As amended, printed, 352. R. a. 377. 
———Petition for provision for Allowance of Duty on Stocks 
in Hand; From Samuel Harford, President of the Chamber of 
Commerce of Bristol; txxxvi. 372. See Committees, 84, 85. 
Linen, 3. Petitions, 344. 


Calico Printers :—Petition for a Bill to amend and 
extend Acts for the Encouragement of the Art of Designing and 
Printing of Linens, and Bill ordered; txxv, 145. Presented, 
251. Passed, 401. Not returned from the Lords.———-—Another 
Petition; Referred, uxxv1. 59. Not proceeded in. 


Calls of the House :—see House, 16-29. 
Camblets :—see Mohair Stuffs. 


Cambridge University :—Bit to enable the Master, 
Fellows and Scholars of Jesus College, in the University of Cam- 
bridge, to alter and vary the Benefaction of Dr. Edmund Proby 
and Sir Thomas Proby, and to appropriate the same for the benefit 
of the said College, in the Augmentation of Small Rectories and 
Vicarages, and further to appropriate the said Benefactions ; From 
the Lords; rxxxvi1.338. Read,340. pn. a.381. See Accounts 
and Papers, 900. Universities. 


Canada: Bills relative to: 


1. To regulate the Trade thereof; Ordered, txxvu. 332. Mo- 
tion for an Instruction for the more effectual Government of the 
Provinces of Lower and Upper Canada; King’s Recommendation 
signified; Motion agreed to; 359. Bill presented, 359. In- 
structions relative to Duties, 369. Bill, as amended, printed, 
369. Re-committed, 438. Petition of Merchants and others in 
favour, 452, Pp. Bill, as amended, printed, 455. pr a. 479. 


2. For uniting the Legislatures of Lower and Upper Canada; 
Ordered ; presented; txxvs. 475. Further consideration of Re- 


port put off for Three Months; As amended, printed; 477. Not 
proceeded in. 








Canada: Bills relative to—continued. 

3. To amend so much of Act 31 Geo. III. as relates to the 
Election of Members to serve in the Legislative Assembly of 
Upper Canada; Ordered, rxxx1. 355. Presented; printed; 359, 
R. A. 376. 

4. Toamend Act 14 Geo. III. for making more effectual pro- 


- vision for the Government of the Province of Quebec ; Ordered, 


Lxxxv. 349. Presented; printed; 349. As amended, printed, 
550. Further consideration of Report deferred, 610. Not 
proceeded in. 

5. To amend so much of Act 31 Geo. III. c. 31, for the Go- 
vernment of the Province of Quebec, as relates to the Election of 
Members to serve in the Legislative Assembly ; Ordered, txxxyv. 
374. Presented; printed; 376. R. a. 646. 


6. To amend Act 14 Geo. III. for establishing a Fund for 
defraying the Charges of the Administration of Justice and Sup- 
port of the Civil Government of Quebec; Ordered, rxxxvi. 280. 
Presented; printed; 360. Passed, 391. Not returned from the 
Lords. 

7. For establishing a Fund towards defraying the Charges of 
the Administration of Justice and Support of the Civil Govern- 
ment within the Province of Quebec, in America; Ordered ; pre- 
sented ; printed; txxxvi. 587. R. a. 861. 


8. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to grant to a Company, 
to be incorporated by Charter, to be called “The Canada Com- 
pany,” certain Lands ; King’s Consent signified, and Bill ordered ; 
Lxxx.205. Presented; printed; 317. As amended, printed, 366. 
Petition of Robert Gourlay, 371. Bill re-committed and consi- 
dered, 423. rn. a. 603. 


9. To alter and amend above Act; Ordered; presented ; 
printed; uxxxm. 411. R.a. 535. 


10. To provide for the extinction of Feudal and Seignioral 
Rights and Burthens on Land held under certain Tenures in the 
Province of Lower Canada; Ordered, txxx. 280. Presented; 
printed; 346. As amended, printed, 415. King’s Consent 
signified, and Bill passed, 472. rR. a. 586. 


11. To explain and amend the Laws relating to Lands holden 
in Free and Common Soccage, in the Province of Lower Canada ; 
From the Lords; txxxvi. 339. Read; printed; 362. nr. a. 464. 


12. To naturalize certain Persons resident in the Province of 
Upper Canada; Ordered, uxxx11. 556, but not presented. 


13. To authorize the Sale of a part of the Clergy Reserves in 
the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada ; Ordered, Lxxx11. 200. 
Presented ; printed; 268. As amended, printed, 458. Re-com- 
mitted, 569. . A. 610. 

14. To authorize the Advance of a certain Sum out of the Con- 
solidated Fund for the completion of the Welland Canal Navigation 
in Upper Canada ; Ordered, ixxx111. 528. Presented, 533. nr. 4.554. 


15. For the Support of the Civil Government of Lower 
Canada, &amp;c. Ordered, xcu. 885, but not presented. 


Motions relative thereto: 

16. That a Majority of the Members of the Legislative Coun- 
cils of Upper and Lower Canada ought not to consist of Persons 
holding Offices at the pleasure of the Crown; Q®" Prev. Neg. 
thereupon, and on several other Motions respecting Canada; 
LXxX Xv. 476. 

17. Amendment proposed and withdrawn upon Motion for 
reading the Order of the Day for the Committee of Supply, 
“That this House do resolve itself into a Committee of the 
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Canada: Motions relative to—continued. 
whole House, to take into consideration such parts of the Act 
31 Geo. III. c. 31, as relate to the Executive and Legislative 
Councils of the Canadas, for the purpose of rendering the same 
efficient to the good government of those Provinces.” 

18. Amendment proposed and withdrawn upon Motion for 
reading the Order of the Day for receiving the Report on the 
Public Works (Ireland) Bill, “ That it is the opinion of this 
House, that the Provincial Government of His Majesty’s Pro- 
vince of Upper Canada ought, agreeably] to the Act 31 Geo. 
III. c. 31, and the Royal Instructions, dated 1818, to be 
conducted by His Majesty’s Lieutenant Governor, by and with 
the advice and assistance of an Executive Council, composed of 
Men possessed of the public confidence, and whose Opinions and 
Policy should be in harmony with the Opinions and Policy of the 
People of that Province, as declared by the Majority of their 
Representatives in their House of Assembly, &amp;c.” ; xc1. 820. 

19. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee 
appointed in 1834 on the Affairs of Canada, ordered to be laid 
before the House; Presented; printed; xcr. 158. 

See Accounts and Papers, 901-964. 6642. 6737. Addresses, 
113-160. 1480. Committees, 86-91. 754, 755.1455. Pe- 
titions, 351. Supply, 46. 150-158. 


Canada Company :—Séee Addresses, 161-163. 
Can als :——See Navigations and Canals. 


Candles: Bill relative to: 

1. To repeal the Duties of Excise and Drawbacks on Tallow 
Candles; Ordered, txxxvi. 263. Not presented———Another 
Bill ordered, xxxvi. 352. Presented; printed ; 369. Committee 
deferred, 492. Not proceeded in.———Another Bill ordered, 
Lxxxvi. 725. Presented; printed; 740. R.A. 826. 


Motions relative to: 

2. For leave to bring ina Bill to repeal the Tax on Tallow 
Candles; Q" Neg.; txxvut. 328. 

3. That it is expedient, early the next Session, or as soon as the 
Financial State of the Country will admit, that the Duty on 
Tallow Candles should be greatly reduced; Q™ Neg.; uxxx. 
506. 

See Accounts and Papers, 961.970. Petitions, 352. 


Canfor, Martin Money :—see Kenrick, Mr. 
Canine Madness &gt;——See Committees, 756. Dogs, 


Canning, Right Hon. George :—see mem. 
bers, 65. Offices, 4. 


Canterbury, Archbishop of :—see Zeclesiastical 
Courts, 6. 


Cape Breton :——See Accounts and Papers, 972, kc. 
Addresses, 164. Petitions, 353. Supply, 159. 


Cape of Good Hope :—Bills relative to: 


1. To continue Act 57 Geo. III. c. 1, for regulating the Trade 
and Commerce to and from the Cape of Good Hope, and for regu- 
lating the Trade of the Island of Mauritius; Ordered, txxv. 238. 
Presented ; printed; 246. rR. a, 341, 


2. For the Prevention and Punishment of Offences committed 
by His Majesty’s Subjects within certain Territories adjacent to 
the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope ; from the Lords, xc1. 686. 
Read; printed; 687. R. a. 800. 

See Accounts and Papers, 974. 992. 6738. Addresses, 165- 
184.1378. Colonies,5. Committees,92. Companies, 44. 
Petitions, 354. Supply, 71. 160. 


Capias Utlagatum :—anin to regulate the issuing of 
Writs of Capias Utlagatum; Ordered, txxvitt. 350. Presented ; 
printed ; 355. Second Reading deferred, 360. Not proceeded in. 


Capital Crimes :—Bills relative to : 


1. To permit Persons charged with Capital Crimes to make 
their Defence by Counsel; Ordered, txxvi. 111. Presented ; 
printed; 128. Motion for reading the Bill a Second Time; 
Q® Neg.; , 222.———— Another Bill ordered, uxxvn. 224. 
Presented ; printed; 229. Second Reading put off for Six 
Months, 278,—— Another Bill ordered, uxxvu. 251. Pre- 


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Capital Crimes: Bills relative to—continued. 


sented; printed; 265. Second Reading deferred, 471——— 
Another Bill ordered, rxxx. 811. Presented; printed; 317, 
Committee put off for Three Months, 551. 

2. For allowing Persons accused of Felonies and certain 
Treasons to make their Answer and Defence by Counsel; Or- 
dered, txxxim1. 358. Presented; printed ; 377. Second Reading 
put off for Three Months, 432. 


3. For enabling Prisoners and others to make their Defence by 
Counsel or Attorney ; Ordered, txxxvi11. 231. Presented ; printed ; 
265. Committed to a Select Committee, 581. (See Committees, 
1054.) Re-committed to a Committee of the whole House, 620. As 
amended, printed, 636. Committee put off for Six Months, 672. 
———-Another Bill ordered, txxx1x. 191. Presented ; printed ; 
195. Petition of the Chairman of the Magistrates assembled in 
Midsummer Quarter Sessions 1834, for the County of Salop, 
against,'478. Passed, 511. Not returned from the Lords. 

4. For enabling Prisoners to make their Defence by Counsel 
or Attorney ; Ordered, xc. 273. Presented; printed; 293. Pe- 
tition of the Chairman of the Magistrates of the County of Wor- 
cester against, 426. Bill passed, 438. Not returned from the 
Lords. 

5. For enabling Prisoners to make their Defence by Counsel 
or Attorney ; Ordered, xc1. 17. Presented; printed; 31. Com- 
mitted to a Select Committee, 47.—(See Committees, 1055.) Bill re- 
ported, and re-committed to a Committee of the whole House ; to 
be printed as amended; 76. Considered ; Proceedings in Com- 
mittee; Report, That a Point of Order had arisen in the Com- 
mittee with respect to the manner in which the Committee should 
be divided, upon which the Committee wished to be instructed by 
the House; Matter considered by the House; Bill further con- 
sidered ; 104. Day appointed for considering Lords’ Amend- 
ments; Bill, as amended by the Lords, to be printed; 681. 
Amendments referred to the consideration of a Select Committee, 
708.—(See Committees, 1055.) Report to lie on the Table; Day 
appointed for considering the Amendments ; 709. Consideration of 
Amendments deferred, 729. 755. 778. 794. Amendments con- 
sidered ; several agreed to; one disagreed to; others amended and 
agreed to; Committee appointed to draw up Reasons to be offered 
to the Lords at a Conference; 799. 801. Conferences held and 
reported, 816. 829.—(See Conferences, 8.) Report, That the 
Lords insist upon their Amendment ; to which the Commons have 
disagreed; and disagree to the Amendments proposed by the 
Commons; Day appointed for considering Lords’ Reasons; 829. 
Reasons considered; Resolution, That the House do not insist 
upon their disagreement to the Amendment proposed by the 
Lords; and do not insist upon the Amendments proposed by them 
to the Amendments made by the Lords; 833. rp. a. 842. 


6. Motion, For leave to bring ina Bill to allow Persons 
prosecuted for Felony to defend by Counsel ; Negatived, txx1x. 26v. 
—LXxxI. 285. 


See Capital Punishment. Criminal Justice, &amp;c. 


Capital Punishment :—Bills relative to : 


1. To repeal so much of Acts 39 Eliz., 21 Jac. I., 4 &amp; 9 Geo. I., 
5, 6, 8, 26 &amp; 27 Geo. II. and 22 &amp; 24 Geo. III. as inflicts Capital 
Punishment on certain Offences, and to provide more suitable 
Punishments for such Offences; Ordered; presented; printed ; 
Lxxv. 229. As amended, printed, 379. Re-committed, 385. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 471. R.A. 477. 


2. To repeal so much of Acts 1 &amp; 2 Philip and Mary, 18 Car. 
II., 9 Geo. I. and 12 Geo. II. as inflicts Capital Punishments on 
certain Offences ; Ordered, presented ; printed ; txxv. 229. Lords’ 
Amendment agreed to, 470, R.A. 477. 

3. For repealing the Capital Punishments inflicted by several 
Acts; Ordered, txxvi. 347. Presented; printed; 347. In- 
structions to repeal certain Parts of Acts 22 Geo. III. c. 40, 
4 Geo. ITI. c. 37., 28 Geo. III. c. 55; Bill reported, and as 
amended, printed, 373. Bill re-committed, 417. Rr. a. 453. 

4. For abolishing the Punishment of Death, and substituting 
a more certain Punishment in the Cases of Horse Stealing, Cattle 
Stealing and Sheep Stealing, also.in Cases of Stealing in a Dwel- 
ling-house, no Person being put in fear therein ; Ordered, txxxvu. 
227. Presented; printed; 244. Passed by the Lords with 
Amendments, 456. Amendments printed, 458. Amendments 
considered, and disagreed to; Committee appointed to draw up 
Reasons to be offered to the Lords at a Conference, 465. Reasons 
reported, and agreed to; Conference held, and reported, 466. 
Lords desire a Conference; Conference held; 474.—(See Con- 
JSerences, 7.) Report; Lords insist on certain Amendments, and 
do not insist on others; 474. Message to the Lords to acquaint 
them that this House doth not insist upon their disagreement to 
the Amendments insisted on by their Lordships, 475. k. a. 481. 
5. For 


gion 


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Capital Punishment : Bills—continued. 


5. For abolishing Capital Punishments in Cases of Letter 
‘Stealing and Returning from Transportation, and in certain cases 
of Burglary; Ordered, txxxrx. 171. Presented; printed; 195. 
Passed by the Lords with Amendments, 517. Bill], as amended 
by the Lords, to be printed, 554. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
579. R. 4.593. See Burglary, 1. 


6. For abolishing Capital Punishments in cases of Letter 
Stealing and Sacrilege; Ordered, xc. 273. Presented; printed ; 
293. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 658. R.A. 661. 


7. To amend an Act of the last Session for abolishing Capital 
Punishments in Cases of Letter Stealing and Sacrilege; from the 
Lords, xc1. 25. Read; printed; 77. Bill passed with Amend- 
ments, 110. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 123. Rr. a. 
151. 

8. To repeal so much of Acts 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV, c. 29, and 
9 Geo. IV. c. 55, as inflicts the Punishment of Death upon Per- 
sons convicted of Robbery ; Ordered, Lxxx1x. 285. Presented; 
printed ; 292. Bill passed, 508. Not returned from the Lords. 


9. Toabolish the Punishment of Death in certain Cases; Or- 
dered, xcm. 217. Presented; printed; 245. Re-committed; As 
amended, printed; 420. Re-committed, 514. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 666. R. a. 670. 


10. For enabling the Judges to abstain from pronouncing 
Sentence of Death in certain Capital Felonies; Ordered, txxvut. 
347. Presented; printed; 347. Re-committed, 417. nr. a. 453. 


11. To explain so much of Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 48. as enables 
Courts to abstain from pronouncing Sentence of Death in certain 
Capital Felonies; Ordered, txxxvi. 208. Presented ; printed; 
209. Passed, 239. Not returned from the Lords. 

12. To abvlish the Practice of hanging the Bodies of Criminals 
in Chains, and for burying them within the Precincts of the 


Gaols; Ordered, txxx1x. 120. Presented ; printed ; 195. R.A, 
525, 


13. Motion, That this House doth insist upon their disagree- 
ment to certain Amendments made by the Lordsto the Punishment 
of Death Abolition Bill; Negatived, txxxvu1. 475. 

See Bankrupts, 19. 
mittees, 1241. 
Stealing, 4, 5. 


Burglary. Capital Crimes. Com- 
Criminal Justice, 4. Forgery, 5-7. 


Cards and Dice :—see Accounts and Papers, 995, 996. 
Stamps and Stamp Duties, 8. a 


Carlile, Richard :—see Petitions, 357. 


Carlisle :—see Accounts and Papers, 997.999. Elections, 
137, &amp;c. Petitions, 359. Privileges, 2. 


Carlow County : 


Motion, That it appears in the Evidence reported by the 
Committee appointed to inquire into the Circumstances under 
which Alexander Raphael, Esq™, was returned a Member for 
Carlow County, that an Agreement in writing was concluded 
between Daniel O’Connell, Esq', a Member, and the said Alex- 
ander Raphael; Amendment proposed; Debate adjourned; xct. 
278. Resumed, 282. Question amended, and Resolution, That it 
appears to this House, that Mr. O’Connell addressed a Letter, 
bearing date the 1st of June 1835, to Mr. Raphael, in which an 
Agreement for Mr. Raphael’s Return for the County of Carlow 
for £.2,000 was concluded: Motion, That it appears that 
Nicholas Aylward Vigors, Esq", was cognizant of the said Agree- 
ment, and with the said Daniel O’Connell did endeavour to pro- 
cure the return of the said Alexander Raphael, who was returned 
aceordingly: Question amended, and Resolution, That the tone 
and tenor of this Letter appears to this House calculated to excite 
much suspicion and grave animadversion ; but it appears, upon a 
careful investigation, that previous conferences and communica- 
tions had taken place between Mr. Raphael and Mr. Vigors, and 
other persons connected with the County of Carlow, and that 
Mr. O’Connell was acting on this occasion at the express desire of 
Mr. Raphael, and was only the medium between Mr. Raphael and 
Mr. Vigors and the Political Club at Carlow: Motion, That 
to enter into, or consent to, such an Agreement, was a high breach 
of the privileges of this House ; Question amended, and Resolution 
as to the application of the Money by Mr. O’Connell, and that 
it is, therefore, the opinion of this House, no charge of a pecuniary 
character can be attached to Mr. O’Connell: Motion, That 
such Agreement as aforesaid is in violation of the Statute 
49 Geo. III., 283. Question amended, and Resolution, That it 
appears to this House, that this money has been expended, under 





Carlow County—continued. 


the immediate direction of Mr. Vigors, and others connected with 
the County of Carlow, on what may be called legal expenses, or 
so unavoidable that this House see no reason to question their 
legality; and that the balance was absorbed in defending the 
Return of Mr. Raphael and Mr. Vigors before the Committee 
appointed to investigate it, on the 28th July 1835 :—-—Motion, 
Relative to understanding as to the application of any surplus, 
and that such understanding calls for the notice of this House, ag 
liable to serious abuse, &amp;c.; Motion superseded by reading the 
other Orders of the Day, 284. See Accounts and Papers, 
1002, 1003. Addresses, 1481. Committees, 757. 


Carlton Palace :—see Pavings, 4. 


Carn atic :——Petition for a Bill for further continuing Powers 


of Act 46 Geo. III.; Referred, txxvu. 39. Reported; Bill 
ordered, 107. Presented, 114. Rr. a.266.———Another Petition; _ 
Referred, txxxt. 65. Bill ordered, 109. Presented, 158, 
R. A. 325. 


Car r lages t——See Accounts and Papers, 1004, 1005, 


Assessed Taxes, 13, &amp;c. 
Stage Coaches. 


Hackney Coaches. Petitions, 366, 


Carrickfe rgus :———See Accounts and Papers, 1006. 1009, 


Committees, 758. 760. 


Carriers :-—Motion that leave be given to bring in a Bill 


to regulate the responsibility of Carriers, as to Gold, Silver, 
Jewels, and other valuable Articles; Withdrawn, txxvir. 286. 
See also Stage Coaches. 


Cash Payments :—see Bank of England, 1. 


Castle Island :—Petition for a Bill for determining the 


Tenancy in Common of the Advowson of the Rectory of Castle 
Island; Referred, txx1x. 68. Reported, 160. Report read, and 
Bill ordered, 165. Presented, 190. Petition of Lord Clive 
against, 391. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 496. k. a. 504, 


Catholics :—see Roman Catholics. 


Cato Street Conspiracy :—see Committees, 1374. 


Edwards, George. 


Cattle: Bills relative to: 


1. To prevent the cruel and improper Treatment of Cattle; 
Ordered, txxvi. 354. Presented; printed; 360. Again printed, 
445. Third Reading deferred, 455. Question Negatived, that 
a certain word be inserted, 490. Motion, That the Bill be now 
read a Third Time; Debate thereon adjourned, 470. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 

Petitions in favour ; From, Aldersgate, 442, p. Andrew-by-the- 
Wardrobe, St., and St. Ann Blackfriars, 436, p.— Bath, 436, p. 
Battersea, 436, rp. Birmingham, 468, p. Bridewell, 436, Pp. 
Bristol, 468, p.—Camberwell, 488, rp. Chigwell, 468, p. Christ 
Church, 452, p. Clapham, 468, p.—Devizes, 436, p.—George’s, 
St., Southwark, 436, p. Greenwich, 488, p.—Hull and Whitby, 
452, p.— King’s Lynn, 468, p.— Lambeth, 488, p. London, 
436, p. 468, p.—Manchester, 436, p. Mary, St., Newington, 
436, p.— Peckham, 452, p. Penryn, 447, p. Poplar, 436, p. 
—Reading, 468, p.—Sheffield, 468, p. Southampton, 468, P. 
Stone, 436, p.—Uxbridge, 488, p.—Westminster, 488, p. Wotton- 
under-Edge, 436, p. 


2. To prevent the cruel and improper Treatment of Cattle; 
Ordered, uxxvu1. 242. Presented; printed; 243. Petitions in 
favour ; From, Anne, St., Blackfriars, 294, p. Bridewell Precinct, 
294, p.—Camberwell, 272, p. Nottingham, 304, rp.—Speen, 321. 
Petitions against ; From Whitechapel, 290, Pp. R. a. 446. 


3. To alter and amend Act 3 Geo. IV.; Ordered, txxvitt. 403. 
Presented; printed; 410. As amended, to be printed, 441. 
Further consideration of Report put off for Three Months, 463. 

Another Bill ordered; uxx1x. 24. Presented; printed ; 
41. As amended, printed, 158. Re-committed, 219. Again 
printed, 245. Petitions in favour; From Bromley and Bow, 
162.—Chelsea, 138.—Doncaster, 304, p.—George, St., Hanover- 
square, 173, p.—Smithfield, 204.—Bill passed, 256. Not returned 
from the Lords, ——— Another Bill ordered; uxxx. 613; but 
not presented. 

4. To extend the provisions of Act 3 Geo. IV.c. 71; Ordered, 
Lxxx. 380. Presented; printed; 387. Petition from Chester in 
favour, 454, p. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 584. 

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Cattle: Bills relative to—continued. 

5. To extend the provisions of Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 71; Ordered, 
uxxx1. 88. Presented; printed; 103. Second Reading put off 
for Six Months, 178. 

6. To consolidate and amend Acts relating to Cruelty to Ani- 
mals; Ordered, txxxvit. 133. Presented ; printed; 290. Order 
for Committee of the whole House discharged ; Bill committed to 
a Select Committee; 352. (See Committees, 716.) Bill reported ; 
as amended, printed ; 542. Further consideration of Report de- 
ferred, 549. Not proceeded in. 

Petitions in favour ; From Saffron Walden; London and West- 
minster; Lxxxvu1. 290. Members and Friends of the Associa- 
tion for promoting rational humanity towards the Animal Crea- 
tion, 461. 

Petitions against ; From Court of Mayor and Aldermen of the 
City of London, Ltxxxvil. 352. Corporation of Butchers of Lon- 
don, 358. 

7. To consolidate and amend Acts relative to Cruelty to 


Animals; Ordered, xc. 166. Presented; printed; 177. Bill, as 
amended, to be printed, 321. Bill re-committed, 449. Bill, as 
amended, to be printed, 532. Bill re-committed, 562. R. a. 657. 


8. Toamend the Laws in force in Ireland for preventing the 
vexatious impounding of Cattle; Ordered, uxxx1. 226. Pre- 
sented; printed; 230. R. A. 377. 

9. To extend to Ireland the Act of the fifth and sixth years of 
his late Majesty’s reign, consolidating and amending the Laws 
relating to the cruel and improper Treatment of Animals; 
Ordered, xcu. 574. Presented, 575. Petition from Belfast in 
favour, 580. Rk. a. 662. 


Motions relative to: 

10. For leave to bring in a Bill to amend Act 3 Geo. IV. c.71; 
Ques. Neg., Lxxx. 259. 

11. For leave to bring in a Bill to repeal Act 3 Geo. IV.c. 71, 
and to make other provisions in lieu thereof; Ques. Neg., 
LXXXIv. 289. 

12. For leave to bring in a Bill to consolidate and amend the 
Acts relating to Cruelty to Animals; Withdrawn, txxxrx. 479. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1011. Bear-baiting. Bull- 
baiting. Capital Punishments, 4. Committees, 716. 
Petitions, 56.372. Slaughtering Houses. 


Caversham Rectory :—see Estates, 383. 
\ 


Cemeteries :— See Burial Grounds. 


Central Criminal Court:—see Committees, 1335. 
Criminal Justice and Criminal Laws, 3. 


Certificates :—see Alehouses. Clerks, Articled. 


Certiorari :— Bill for preventing the vexatious removal of 
Indictments into the Court of King’s Bench, and for extending 
the provisions of an Act of the fifth year of King William and 
Queen Mary, for preventing delays at the Quarter Sessions of 
the Peace to other Indictments, and for extending the provisions 
of an Act of the seventh year of King George the Fourth, as to 
taking Bail in cases of Felony; From the Lords, xc. 527. Read; 
printed; 532. Petition of Individuals assembled at the Freemasons’ 
Tavern, Great Queen Street, Middlesex, for insertion of a Clause 
compelling Justices of the Peace to take Examination of Witnesses 
in Writing; 548. R.A. 578. 


Cessio Bonorum : Bills relative to: 


1. For extending the Jurisdiction of Sheriffs in Scotland to 
the Process of Cessio Bonorum ; Reported; as amended, printed ; 
xc. 530. Bill re-committed, 555. Passed, 575. Not returned 
from the Lords. 


2. For regulating the Process of Cessio Bonorum in the Court 
of Session, and for extending the Jurisdiction of Sheriffs in 
Scotland to such cases; Ordered, xc1. 83. Presented; printed ; 
147. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 732. R. a. 800. 


Ceylon :—see Accounts and Papers, 1012-1017. Addresses, 
186-191. Colonies, 5. Committees, 1355. Petitions, 375. 


Chancellor of the Exchequer :—Bit to re- 


gulate his Appointment and swearing into Office; Ordered, 
uxxvul. 42. Presented, 42. r. a. 136. 


Chancellor, Lord High : 


1, Bill for making provision for the Lord High Chancellor in 
lieu of Fees heretofore received by him; Ordered ; presented ; 


printed; uxxxvi. 549. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 588. 
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Chancellor, Lord High—continued. 


2. Motion for Copy Appointment of W. M. M‘Causland and 
Robert Long as Joint Secretaries of the Lord Chancellor of Ire- 
land, &amp;c.; Amendment proposed, To add “Copy Appointment of 
Richard Lockwood, Esq", as Secretary to the Lord Chancellor 
Manners, &amp;c.,” put and agreed to; Main Question, as amended, 
agreed to, LXxxvul. 168. 


Chancery, Court of, (England): 


Bills relative to : 

1. Toregulate the Practice of the Court of Chancery; Ordered, 
LXxxI. 365. Not presented. 

2. For the improvement of the Administration of Justice there- 
in; Ordered, xxx. 240. Presented; printed ; 316. As amended, 
printed, 336. Further Consideration of Report deferred, 351. 
Not proceeded in. 

Petitions against; From Solicitors of Sunderland-near-the- 
Sea, Bishop Wearmouth, and Monk Wearmouth; Lxxx11. 589, P. 
Attornies and Solicitors of Plymouth, 594, P. 

Petition relative to; Of Solicitors of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; 
LXXXxlil. 542. 

3. To diminish the Expense and Delay of Proceedings in the 
High Court of Chancery in certain cases; Ordered, Lxxxvut. 
479. Presented ; printed ; 538. Not proceeded in. 


4. Forthe Repair of the Six Clerks and Chancery Enrolment 
Offices, and for the better preservation of the Records of the Court 
of Chancery; Ordered, txxx1v. 278. Presented; printed; 278. 
R. A. 354. 

5. To regulate the Salaries and Emoluments of the Masters in 
Chancery; Ordered, txxxv. 507. Presented; printed; 509. 
Committee deferred, 600. Not proceeded in. 


6. To regulate the office of Register and Keeper of the Regis- 
ter and Registers of the Court of Chancery; Ordered, txxxv. 
507. Presented; printed; 509. Petitions against, of Solicitors 
in the Metropolis, 536. James Bird, 536, r. Henry Edgeworth 
Bicknell, 541. Deputy Registrars of the Court of Chancery and 
others, 559, p. Bill committed, 582. Committee deferred, 599. 
Not proceeded in. 


7. To abolish certain Sinecure Offices connected with the 
Court of Chancery; From the Lords; txxxvu. 563. Read; 
printed ; 566. Order for Committee read; Resolution of the 
House of the 31st July, for granting an Annuity to the Lord 
Chancellor, upon his Resignation or Removal from Office; Read ; 
Motion, That it be an Instruction to the Committee that they have 
power to make provision therein, pursuant to the said Resolution ; 
The King’s Recommendation signified ; Instruction accordingly ; 
573. Passed, with Amendments, 585. Amendments agreed to 
by the Lords, 587. rR. a. 586. 


8. For the Regulation of the Proceedings and Practice of cer- 
tain Offices of the High Court of Chancery in England ; From the 
Lords, txxxvitl. 586. Read ; printed; 590. Order for Committee 
of the whole House discharged; Bill committed to a Select Com- 
mittee, 618.— (See Committees, 763.) Reported, and re-com- 
mitted to a Committee of the whole House ; As amended, printed, 
693. Instruction to Committee to make provision directing the 
payment, out of the Consolidated Fund, of the Salaries and Ex- 
penses of several Offices connected with the Court of Chancery, 
699. Bill passed, with Amendments, 711. Amendments agreed 
to by the Lords, 727. Rr. a. 726. 

9. To provide for the performance of the Duties of certain 
Offices abolished by the Act of the second and third years of His 
present Majesty, to abolish certain Sinecure Offices connected 
with the Court of Chancery, and to make provision for the Lord 
High Chancellor on his Retirement from Office; Ordered ; 
LXXxxvill. 642. Presented ; printed; 644. Committed to a Select 
Committee, 653. (See Committees, 762.) Reported, and re-com- 
mitted to a Committee of the whole House, and, as amended, 
printed, 693. R. a. 726. 

10. For the Improvement of the Registrar’s Office, and other 
Offices of the Court of Chancery ; Ordered ; xc. 467. Presented ; 
printed ; 467. R. a. 578. 


Motions relative to: 

11, That the House will early in the next Session of Parlia- 
ment take into consideration the present state of the Court 
of Chancery; Pr. Q® Neg.; txxvit. 396. 

12. That it appears that notwithstanding the Establishment of 
the Vice Chancellor in 1813, some further steps are still neces- 
sary to advance the interests of the Suitors in Equity; Pr. Q® 
Neg., LxXxxut. 266. 


13. That it is the Duty of this House, before it sanctions the 
appointment of a further Judge in the Court of Chancery, to 
ascertain whether a case of necessity exists for such Appointment ; 

Debate 


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Chancery, Court of, (England )—continued. 


Bills relative to—continued. 
Debate thereupon adjourned, txxxv. 537. Further adjourned, 
555. Resumed, and further adjourned, 564. 579. Resumed; 
Amendment proposed, that the Order of the Day for the Second 
Reading of the Suits in Equity Bill, be now read; 581. Question 
as amended agreed to, 582. 

14. That it is the opinion of this House that the Fees and 
extra Emoluments accruing in the Office of Clerk of the Patents 
and Registrar of Affidavits in the Court of Chancery should be 
placed at the immediate Disposal of Government for the service of 
the State; Withdrawn; Lxxxvit. 538. 

See Accounts and Papers, 1018-1077. 6643-6645. 6740. 
Addresses, 192. Committees, 93. 761-763. Petitions, 
380. Rolls Court. Supply, 161. 


Chancery, Court of, (Ireland) : 


Bills relative to: 

1. For the better Administration of Justice in the Court of 
Chancery in Ireland; Ordered, txxv. 155. Instruction relative 
to the Salaries of the Master of the Rolls; Masters in Chan- 
cery; The Accountant General, and Compensation to Masters, 
Six Clerks and Officers, 267. Bill presented; printed; 268. 
Petition of Thomas Prendegast for Compensation, 270. Instruc- 
tion to Committee to receive a Clause, providing against any 
Master in Chancery in Ireland being elected a Member of Par- 
liament, 379. Bill passed, 413. Petition of Electors of Dublin 
against, 444. Bill not returned from the Lords. 


2. For the better Administration of Justice in the Court of 
Chancery in Ireland; Ordered, txxvi. 68. Instruction to make 
Provision for Salaries to Officers, 77. Bill presented; printed ; 
83. As amended, printed, 138. Petition of Thomas Prendegast 
against, 146, p. Bill re-committed, 186. Passed, 303. Not 
returned from the Lords. 


3. For the better Administration of Justice in the Court of 
Chancery, in Ireland; Ordered, txxvin. 365. Instruction for 
making Compensation to the Master of the Rolls and other Officers 
375. Bill presented; printed; 375. Reported, and re-commit- 
ted; Instruction for making Allowances to Masters in Chancery; 
402. Petitions of Thomas Fenton, Examiner-in-Chief of the 
Court of Chancery ; and of William Furlong and Pierce Mahony 
against,410, P. R. a. 471. 


4. To amend above Act; Ordered, txxx.317. Presented, 334. 
Printed, 338. nr. a. 518. 


5. To provide for the better Administration of Justice in the 
Court of Chancery in Ireland in relation to certain Orders of the 
said Court; Ordered; presented; printed; txxxvu. 275. Se- 
cond Reading put off for Six Months; 381. 

Petition against; From, Solicitors, The President, Vice 
President, and Committee of the Irish Law Society; txxxvut. 498. 


6. For the Amendment of the Proceedings and Practice 
of the High Court of Chancery in Ireland; From the Lords, 
Lxxx1x. 301. Read; printed; 346. Petition of John Brennan 
and others for Compensation, 511. Instruction to Committee to 
make provision for compensating Officers for Losses sustained by 
them from the Provisions of the said Bill; Bill, as amended, 
printed, 533. Re-committed, 557. Passed, with Amendments, 
577. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 596. Rk. a. 599. 


7. Toprovide for making Compensation to the Principal Regis- 
trar of the Court of Chancery in Ireland, and others ; Ordered, 
yxxv. 408. Presented, 419. Agreed to by the Lords, with 
Amendments, 471. Amendments not considered. 


8. To grant additional Duties on Stamps on Proceedings in 
the Court of Chancery in Ireland; Ordered, txxvim1.399. Instruc- 
tion for granting certain additional Stamp Duties, to make good. 
to the Consolidated Fund any Salaries to be paid to any Chief 
Remembrancer of the Court of Exchequer, 443. Bill presented, 
449. Ra. 479. 


9. To abolish certain Offices connected with the Court of 
Chancery in Ireland, and to provide for the performance of the Du- 
ties thereof; From the Lords; xc1. 686. Read; printed; 687. 
Instruction to make provision for granting Compensation to Officers 
whose Offices may be abolished, 713. Bill passed, with Amend- 
ments, 753. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 757. Rr. a. 800. 

See Accounts and Papers, 1078-1095. Addresses, 193. 
Committees, 94-102. 


Chancery Director, Scotland : —see Accounts 
and Papers, 1096. Addresses, 195. 


Chapels :—see Churches and Chapels. 





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Chaplains :—sSee Addresses, 1379. House. Supply, 399, 


Charing Cross Improvements &lt;—Bee Accounts 
and Papers, 1098. 6741. mittees, 764. Pavings, 4, 


Charities: Bills relative to: 


1. For enabling Trustees to alienate their Houses and Lands 
by way of exchange for others of equal value; Ordered, txxy;, 
166. Presented; printed; 168. As amended, printed, 194. Re. 
committed, 209. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 
369. Further consideration of Amendments put off for Six 
Months, 388. Another Bill ordered, 388. Presented, 395, 
As amended, printed, 420. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 497, 
R. A. 502. 

2. Tocontinue and extend the powers of Act 59 Geo. ITI. c. 91, 
for giving additional facilities in applications to Courts of Equity, 
regarding the management of Estates or Funds belonging to 
Charities; Ordered, txxxvi. 360. Presented; printed; 376, 
Second Reading deferred, 502. Not proceeded in. Another 
Bill ordered, txxxvi1. 30. Presented; printed; 30. k. a. 430, 

3. To continue for a further time the powers of the Commis- 
sioners; Ordered ; presented ; Lxx1x. 388. R. A. 467.——~—An- 
other Bill, ordered, txxx1v. 344. Presented, 344. R. a. 399. 


4. To continue Act 10 Geo. IV.c. 57; Ordered, txxxv. 559, 
Not presented. 

5. For remedying a defect in the Titles to Lands purchased 
for charitable purposes; Ordered, txxxi. 318. Presented; 
printed; 333. Rr. a. 554. 

6. For appointing Commissioners to continue the Inquiries 
concerning Charities in England and Wales; Ordered, txxxv1. 
360. Presented; printed; 376. Second Reading deferred, 502. 
Not proceeded in. 

7. To revive the powers of the Commissioners for Inquiry into 
Public Charities; Ordered, txxxvi. 828. Presented; printed ; 
830. R. A. 921. 

8. For appointing Commissioners to continue the Inquiries 
concerning Charities in England and Wales; Ordered; pre- 
sented ; printed; xc. 530. Lords’ Amendments, agreed to, 655. 
R. A. 657. 

9. Tocontinue the powers of the Commissioners under Act 
5 &amp; 6 Will. IV. c. 71; Ordered, xc. 51. Presented ; printed ; 
52. R. A. 186. 

10. For the Election of Charitable Trustees in certain 
Boroughs ; Ordered ; presented ; printed ; xc1. 439. As amended, 
printed, 612. Re-committed, 681, 682. Passed, 715. Not re- 
turned from the Lords. ——— Petitions against ; from Trustees 
of the late Alderman Gabriel’s Charities in Leicester; xc1. 589. 
James Thomson and Herbert Parsons, 616. Masters of the 
Free School and Trinity Almshouses, Worcester, 622. Coventry, 
680. Petition, in favour, of the Corporation of Kingston- 
upon-Hull, 651. Petition of William Tudor, that all persons 
beneficially interested in Charity Property may be excluded from 
being Trustees, 699. 

11. To extend the provisions of Act 52 Geo. III., c. 101, to 
Ireland; Ordered, txxxiv. 110. Presented; printed; 117. 
Passed, 161. Not returned from the Lords. 

12. To regulate Charities in Ireland partly maintained by 
Grand Jury Presentments; Ordered, txxxvu. 479. Presented 
printed; 509. R. a. 550. 


Bedford : 
13. For extending the objects of, and regulating, that Charity ; 
Referred, txxx. 61. Not proceeded in. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1115-1132. Addresses, 198-204. 
1405. Charitable Institutions. Committees,765. Estates, 
6, &amp;c. Hospitals. Medical Charities. Roman Catholics, 
9. Sheffield Town Trustees. Supply, 164. 


Charitable Donations and Bequests :— 
See Accounts and Papers, 1100-1103. Petitions, 385. Supply, 162. 


Charitable Institutions: 


1. Bill to declare in what cases the Possessions of certain 
Charitable Institutions shall be liable to the payment of Rates for 
local purposes; Ordered, txxxv. 447. Presented; printed; 448. 
Petition of Trustees for the improvement of St. George’s Fields, and 
the Parts adjacent, against, 506, p. Committee deferred, 599. Not 
proceeded in.———-A nother Bill ; Ordered, txxxv1.84. Presented; 
printed; 85. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 154. 

2. To exempt Legacies to Charitable Institutions from Duties 
of Stamps; Ordered, xc. 555. Printed, 560. Second Reading 
put off for Three Months, 586. 

See Accounts and Papers, 1105-1114. Petitions, 386. 


Supply, 219, &amp;c. ; 
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Charitable Loan Societies : 


Bills relative to : 

1. For the Amendment of the Laws respecting Charitable 
Loan Societies in Ireland; Ordered, uxxvi1. 93. Presented, 
177. Printed, 178. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 330. rR. a. 
351. 

2. To repeal the above Act and make other provisions in lien 
thereof; Ordered, rxxx1v. 264. Order of leave for Bill read and 
discharged, and another Bill ordered ; presented ; printed; 278. 
R. A. 399. 

3. To amend the Laws relating to Loan Societies in Ireland ; 
Ordered, xcr. 294. Presented; printed; 342. As amended, 
printed, 443. Re-committed; Lords’ Amendments agreed to; 
707. R.A. 800. 





Charlton, Edmund Lechmere :—wr. speaker 
acquainted the House that he had received a Letter from the 
Lord Chancellor, informing him that he had issued his Warrant 
for the Commitment of Mr. Charlton (2 Member) for Contempt 
of the Court of Chancery; and also a Letter from Mr. Charlton 
requesting protection in proceeding to the House; Letters read ; 
xcu. 3. To be printed; Day appointed for considering them; 4. 
Letters again read, and referred to the Committee of Privileges, 
16. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, that he had received a 
Letter from Mr. Charlton, stating that he had been compelled to 
go to the Fleet Prison, 22. Letter referred to the Committee of 
Privileges, 23. See Committees, 1069. 


Charters s——See Accounts and Papers, 1133. Addresses, 
205. Galway. Maldon. 


Charter Schools :—see Education. 


Chatham Dock Yard :—see Petitions, 388. Sup- 
ply, 337. 


Chelsea Hospital : Bills relative to : 

1. To prevent the illegal Pawning of Clothes and Stores be- 
longing to Chelsea and Greenwich Hospitals ; Ordered; presented; 
Lxx1x. 339. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 534. R. a. 536. 

2. For extending to Scotland certain provisions of Act for the 
Relief of the Poor, so far as relates to Chelsea and other Pen- 
sioners; Ordered; presented; printed ; Lxxx. 346. rR. a. 518. 

3. To consolidate and amend Acts 55 Geo. III., c. 125, and 
58 Geo. IIL., c. 76, relative to Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals ; 
Ordered, txxx1. 121. Presented; printed; 125. rR. a. 227. 

4. For transferring the Duties of the Commissioners of Kil- 
mainham Hospital to the Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital ; 
Ordered, txxvu. 318. Presented, 320. Rr. a. 406. 

See Accounts and Papers, 6742. Paymaster General. Pe- 
titions, 390. Supply, 47-49. 


Chelsea Parish :—see Accounts and Papers, 1135. 
Addresses, 206. Petitions, 391. 


Cheltenham 2——See Accounts and Papers, 1136. Ad- 
dresses, 207. Petitions, 165. Theatres, 3. 


Chesham Poor :—scee Ampthill, Chesham and East- 


bourne Poor. 


Chester, City and County Palatine :— 
See Accounts and Papers, 1137. Addresses, 208. 1519. Bridges, 
5, 6. 16.19. Committees, 13857. Courts of Justice, 5. Elections, 
158. Pavings, 55. Petitions, 395-399. Railways, 51, &amp;c. 
Turnpikes, 276. Waterworks, 14. 


Chester Criminals’ Execution :—pin to ex- 
plain Act 1 Will. IV., for the more effectual Administration of 
Justice in England and Wales, as far as relates to the Execution 
of Criminals in the County of Chester; Ordered, xc. 23. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 25. As amended, printed, 43. rR. a. 146. 


Chetney Hill Lazaret :—sec Accounts and Papers, 
1138. 


Children in Factories :—see Factories. 


Chimney Sweepers :—Bil for the better Regulation 
of Chimney Sweepers and their Apprentices; Ordered, Lxxxrx. 
1389. Presented; printed; 161. As amended, printed, 263. Re- 
committed, 291. Reported, 306; Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
500. R, A. 625, 

Petition in favour; From, Inhabitants of Birmingham; 
LXXXIX. 237, 


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Chimney Sweepers—continued. 

Petition against ; From Master Chimney Sweepers of London 
and Westminster; txxx1x. 343. 

Petition of Master Chimney Sweepers of Bristol, for the intro- 
duction of a Clause into the Bill, that where Machines will not 
answer, Climbing Boys may be allowed, under proper restrictions ; 
LXXXIx. 289. 

See Accounts and Papers, 1139-1141. Addresses, 209, 210. 
Petitions, 402. 


China -——Bill to authorize the establishing a Court or Courts, 
with Criminal and Admiralty and Civil Jurisdiction, in China; 
Ordered, xcu. 516. Presented; printed; 517. Passed, 581. 
Not returned from the Lords. See East India Affairs, 10, 11. 


China Ware :——~See Accounts and Papers, 1142. Pot- 
teries’ Regulation. 


Cholera: Bills relative to : 

1. Forthe Prevention, as far as may be possible, of the Disease 
called the Cholera or Spasmodic or Indian Cholera, in England ; 
Ordered ; presented ; Read First and Second Time, and committed ; 
Printed; txxxvu. 103. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 121. R. a. 
125. 

2. To continue Act 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c. 10; Ordered, txxxvutt. 
698. Presented, 699. R. a. 726. 


3. For the Prevention, as far as may be possible, of the Disease 
called the Cholera or Spasmodic or Indian Cholera, in Scotland ; 
Ordered ; presented ; Read First and Second Time, and committed ; 
printed ; uxxxvit. 110. Rr. a. 125. 

4. Toalter and amend Act 2 Will. IV. c. 11; Ordered; pre- 
sented; printed; Lxxxvil. 194. R. a. 260. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1143-1151. Addresses, 211-217. 
1482. Gaols, 15. Petitions, 406. 


Christchurch Rectory (Surrey) :— ror 
making better Provision for the Support and Maintenance of the 
Rector; uxxx1x. 60. Bill ordered, 145. Presented, 153. Peti- 
tion against, 179. Question negatived for now reading Bill a 
Second Time; Second Reading put off for Six Months; 274, 


Christopher, St., Island of :——See Accounts and 
Papers, 127. 5421. 5464. 6854. Addresses, 1176. Antigua, 
Committees. Petitions, 993. 2141, &amp;c. 


Church of England :—Bills relative to : 


1. For carrying into effect the Reports of the Commissioners 
appointed to consider the State of the Established Church in 
England and Wales, with reference to Ecclesiastical Duties and 
Revenues, so far as they relate to Episcopal Dioceses, Revennes 
and Patronage; Ordered, xc1. 398. Presented; printed; 399. 
Order for Committee read ; Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now 
leave the Chair; Amendment proposed, but not made (see 
Bishops); Motion agreed to; Bill considered; 639. Motion, 
That the Order of the Day for the Committee be now read; 
Amendment proposed, but not made; Order read; Motion for 
Instruction to receive a Clause that no Clergyman not fully con- 
versant with the Welsh Language be appointed to any See or 
Benefice in the Principality of Wales; Motion withdrawn; In- 
struction to receive a Clause, empowering the Commissioners to 
make Regulations by which no Clergyman not fully conversant 
with the Welsh Language shall be appointed to any See in the 
Principality, nor to any Benefice in Wales, the Inhabitants of 
which are not acquainted with the English Language, 654. Mo- 
tion, That the Bill be now read the Third Time ; Amendment pro- 
posed; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 682. Further adjourned, 688. 
Resumed ; Question agreed to; Bill passed; 691. Lords’ Amend- 
ments to be printed, 762. Agreed to, 788, R. a. 800. 

Petition against from Dean and Chapter of Oxford, xcr. 691. 

Petitions of Natives of the Principality of Wales, against 
the Clause which unites Flintshire to an English Diocese; xc1. 
691. 771. 

Petitions in favour of the Clause providing for the Appoint- 
ment of Welsh Scholars to Welsh Sees; From Members of the 
Cambrian Literary Society of London, xct. 771. Natives of the 
Principality of Wales, who are Members of the Established Church 
resident in London; Natives of the Principality of Wales, who 
are Dissenters resident in London; 779. 

Petition of George Humphrys and Josiah Humphrys, Paten- 
tees of the Office of Clerk of the Dispensations and Faculties in 
Chancery, for provision to compensate them for the loss they will 
thereby sustain; xcr. 680. 

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Church of England : Bills—continued. 


2. For carrying into effect the Fourth Report of Commis- 
sioners; Ordered, xct. 639. Presented; printed; 642. Second 
Reading put off for Three Months; 758. 

Petitions against ; From Thomas Singleton, Clerk, p. p.; Dean, 
Vice-Dean and Residentiary of the Cathedral Church of Norwich ; 
Dignitaries and Ministers of the Established Church of England ; 
xcr. 680. Dignitaries of the Church of England, 691. Dean and 
Chapter of Exeter; Winchester; 732. Dean and Chapter of 
Oxford ; 691. 


3. Motion, That the Church of England, as by Law esta- 
blished, is not recommended by practical utility; that its Reve- 
nues have always been subject to Legislative Enactments; and 
that the greater part, if not the whole, of those Revenues ought to 
be appropriated to the Relief of the Nation; Q* Neg. thereupon ; 
LXXXVIII. 276. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1246, &amp;c. 2497, &amp;c. 2721, &amp;e. 
3548. 4855, kc. Addresses, 222. Petitions, 409-418. 


Church in Ireland: Bills relative to: 


1. To alter and amend the Laws relating to the Temporalities 
of the Church in Ireland; Ordered, rxxxvi. 35. Presented ; 
printed ; 154. Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bill with- 
drawn; 185. 

Petitions against; From Albury; .txxxvi1. 168.— Bandon, 
221. Bristol, Deanery of, 221.—Canterbury, Archdeacon, &amp;c. 
of, 316. Carrickfergus, 315. Clonakilty, 245. Cork and Ross, 
Clergy of Diocese of, 245.— Dublin, 245. Dublin, Arch- 
deacons, &amp;e. of Diocese of, 323. Durham, Archdeacon and 
Clergy of, 269.—Elphin, 221. Elphin, Clergy of Diocese of, 
245. — Ferns, 262. Foxford, 221. — Kilkenny, 245. Killala 
(Two Petitions), 221, Killala and Achonry, Bishop, &amp;c. of, 
323. Killaloe, &amp;c. Deans and others of, 323. Killoskully, 275. 
Kinsale, 262.—Larah, 221. Lismore, Archdeacon, &amp;c. of, 323. 
—M°Crea, Benjamin, 262. Meath, 245.—Newport (Tipperary), 
323.— Ossory, Clergy of Diocese of, 245.—Penzance, 221. — 
Ratoath, Union of, 245. Ross, Clergy of Diocese of, 245. — 
Sarum, 285. Stow, Clergy of Deanery of, 327. Surrey, Mem- 
bers of Archdeaconry of, 275.—Wilts, Archdeacon and Clergy 
of, 275. 


Petition in favour; From Penzance; txxxvutt. 290. 


2. To alter and amend the Laws relating to the Temporalities 
of the Church in Ireland; Ordered, txxxvim. 261. Presented ; 
printed ; 299. Order for Committee read; King’s Consent signi- 
fied; Bill considered in Committee ; 381. Motion withdrawn for 
reading the Order of the Day for the House to resolve itself into a 
Committee ; 502. Biull, as amended, printed, 521. Re-committed, 
547. Passed by the Lords with Amendments, 616. Day ap- 
pointed for considering them; Amendments to be printed, 618. 
Amendments considered, 625. Agreed to, with an Amendment, 
629. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 638. Rr. a. 670. 

Petitions against the Bill; From Abbey Strowry, &amp;c.,; Lxxxvul. 
432. Ardagh, Dean and Clergy of Diocese of, 353. Ardcarne, 
&amp;c., 353. Armagh, Archbishop and Clergy of Diocese of, 353.— 
Baker, Arthur, 443. Barnstaple, 381. Bath, Archdeacon, &amp;c. 
of, 457. Beaulieu, Louth, 353. Bedminster, Clergy in the 
Deanery of, 428. Boroughbridge, Clergy of Deanery of, 504. 
Buckingham, Archdeacon, &amp;e. of, 511. — Cambridge, 403. 
Cambridge, University of, 381. Carigaline, 429. Carlisle, Clergy 
of Diocese of, 351. Cashel and Emly, Archbishop and Clergy of 
Diocese of, 353. Catterick and Richmond, Clergy of Deaneries 
of, 379. Charleville, &amp;c., 353. Chester, Clergy of, 353. Clog- 
her, Clergy of Diocese of, 353. Clonmel, 353. Colchester, Arch- 
deacon, &amp;c. of, 412. Connor and Down, Clergy of the Diocese, 
429. Cork (Two Petitions), 353; (Two Petitions), 429. 511. 
Cork and Ross, Clergy of Diocese of, 402. Cornwall, 428. 
Coventry, Archdeacon and Clergy of, 353. — Dorset, Arch- 
deacon and Clergy of, 353. Down and Connor, Clergy of the 
Diocese of, 429. Dromore, Archdeacon and Clergy of, 353. 
Drummully, 353. Dublin, 353. Dublin, Under-tenants of Dio- 
cese of, 429. Duleek, 353. Dunblane, Presbytery of, 353. 
Dundee, 530.— Emly and Cashel, Archbishop and Clergy of 
Diocese of, 353. England and Ireland, Archbishops of, 353. 
Esk, Louth, &amp;c. Deaneries, Clergy of, 353. Essex, Arch- 
deacon and Clergy of, 353. Exeter, Archdeacon and Clergy 
of, 353.— Ferns, Assistant Curates of, 353. — Gloucester, 
Archdeacon, &amp;c. of Diocese of, 343.— Hill, Bolingbroke, &amp;c. 
Clergy and Deaneries of, 353. Huntingdon, Clergy of Arch- 
deaconry of, 343. — Ireland, Prelates and others of Esta- 
blished Church of, 402. — Kerrier, &amp;c., Clergy of Deanery of, 
381. Kildare, Archdeacon and Clergy of Diocese of, 353. 
Kilenkin, 353. Kilmore, Dean and Clergy of Diocese of, 381. 
Kilnaughton, 353. Kinsale, &amp;c. 402.— Leighlin, Dean, &amp;c. of 





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Petitions against the Bill—continued. 

Diocese of, ixxxvitt. 353.—Limerick, Clergy of Diocese of, 353, 
Llandaff, 358. Louth, Esk, &amp;c. Deaneries and Clergy of, 353, 
Louth, Beaulieu, 353.— Maralin, 353. Maralin and Moira, 
353. Middlesex, Archdeacon, &amp;c. of, 381. Mogue, Ferns, 
Dean, &amp;c. of, 353. Moira, 353. Moyaliffe, 353. — Nohoval, 
&amp;e. 351. Northumberland, 519. Norwich, Dean, &amp;e. of, 
353. Nurney, 353.—Oxford, Clergy in the Diocese of, 449, 
Oxford, University of, 343. — Painstown, &amp;c., 353. — Raphoe, 
Archdeacon, &amp;c. of, 353. Richmond and Catterick, 379. Ro- 
chester, Archdeacon, &amp;c. ef, 449. Ross, Clergy of Diocese 
of, 402. — Sargent, Abraham, &amp;c., 309. Sayde, 353. Sheffield, 
Clergy of, 379. Stachallen, &amp;c., 353. Staffordshire, Clergy of, 
556. Stow, Clergy of Deanery of, 327. Suffolk, Clergy of, 543. 
—Timolin, 353.— Wicklow, 353. Wilts, 381. Winchester, 
Archdeacon, &amp;c. of, 451. 

Petitions relative to the Bill; For postponing the considera- 
tion for a Month; From Patrick’s, Saint, Cathedral, Dean of; 
LXXXVIII. 219.—_—Sug gesting certain Alterations therein; From 
Waterford (Three Petitions); txxxvi1. 309.———Claiming the 
benefit of the Clause in the said Bill, exempting Parishes in which 
Divine Service has not been performed for the last Three Years 
from the payment of Church Cess ; From Kilnamana, Inhabitants 
of; Lxxxviti. 616. 


3. Toamend an Act made in the third and fourth year of the 
reign of his present Majesty, intituled, “ An Act to alter and 
amend the Laws relating to the Temporalities of the Church of 
Ireland ;” Ordered, txxx1x, 253. Presented; printed; 296. 
As amended, printed, 496. Re-committed, 544. As amended, 
printed, 552. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 600. R. a. 603. 


4. To amend Acts relating ‘to Church Temporalities, Ireland ; 
Ordered, xc1. 679. Presented; printed; 687. Order for Third 
Reading read, and further Proceeding superseded by Adjourn- 
ment, 754. Day appointed for considering Lords’ Amendments ; 
Bill, as amended by the Lords, to be printed; 830. Amend- 
ments agreed to, 836. R.A. 842. 


5. For the better regulation of Ecclesiastical Revenues, and the 
promotion of Religious and Moral Instruction in Ireland ; Ordered, 
xc. 391. Presented; printed; 430. Order for Second Reading 
read; House acquainted, That His Majesty was graciously 
pleased to place at the disposal of Parliament, for the purposes of 
the Bill, His Majesty’s Interests in the Dignities and Benefices of 
the Church of Ireland ; Bill committed ; 447. Order for Com- 
mittee read; Motion for Instruction to the Committee to divide 
the Bill into Two Bills; (Resolution of 7th April read); Debate 
thereupon adjourned; 475. Resumed, and further adjourned, 478. 
Resumed; Question Neg. thereupon; 482. Instruction to make 
provision for advancing Money out of the Consolidated Fund to 
defray the Expenses of Revision of Tithe Compositions in Ireland, 
&amp;e., 501. Re-committed, 522. Passed, 538. Not returned 
from the Lords. 

Petitions against ; 
Stroury, 488. Achonry, 537. 
Aghalor, 584. Aghadown, 522. Aghold, 507. 
Annaduff, 472. Arboe, 584. Ardagh, 468. Ardbraccan, 468. 
Ardee, 522. Ardfinan, Union of, 476. Ardnegechy,490. Ard- 
norcher, 522. Ardnurcher, Deanery of, 472. Ardtrea, 584. 
Arklow, 537. Argyle, Moderator of the Provincial Synod of, 
601. Armagh, Clergy of the Archdiocese of, 522. Armagh, 
Grand Jurors, &amp;c., at the Summer Assizes 1835, 537. 
Armaghbregue, 537. Aston Sandford, 472. Athboy, 472. 
Athlone, 537. Aughmacart, 484.—Ballee, 490. Ballinderry, 
537. Ballyclog, 537. Ballycommon, 496. Ballygawley, 584. 
Ballymacormick, 472. Ballymakenny, 488. Ballymascanlan, 
522. Ballymoney, 472. Ballymoodan, 472. Ballymore, 507. 
537. Ballyroan, 537. Ballyturley, 488. Balrothery, 537. 
Beaulieu, 472. Bedford, Archdeaconry of, 472. Binney, 464. 
Brecon, 490. Bridport, 522. Brighton, 472. Broughton, 570. 
Broughton Solney, 522. Burnchurch, 496.—Callan, 496. Car- 
lingford, 537. Carntiel, 584. Cashel and Emly, Diocese of, 
472. Castle Durrow, 472. Castle Haven, 488. Castle Jordan, 
472. Castleterra, 488. Cavan, Members of the Grand Jury of, 
487. Charlemont, 537. Charlestown, 537. Clonakilty, 496. 
Clonallon and Warrenpoint, 490. Clonard, 472. Clonard, Clergy 
of the Rural Deanery of, 496. Clonbrony, 537. Clonegal, 496. 
Clonfeacle, 537. Clonfert and Kilmacduagh, Clergy of the Dio- 
cese of, 488. Clongell, 472. Clonmacnoise, Rural Dean and 
Clergy of the Deanery of, 468. Clonmel, 661. Clonmore, 472. 
476. 537. Clonmulsk, 472. Clonoe, 537. Clonturk, 537. Cloy- 
dah, 488. Collen, 537. Colpe, 490. Comber, 490. Connor, 
472. Coolock, 570. Cork, St. Paul, 537. Cork, St. Peter’s, 
537. Cork and Ross, Dioceses of, 476. Cornwall, Parochial 
Clergy of, 537. Cotgrave, Hickling and Broughton Solney, 

XC. 


From, Abbey Mahon, xc. 490. 
Acton, 584. 


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= _ Church in Ireland : Bills relative to—cont‘. 


Petitions against the Bill—continued. 
xc. 522.—Derrylozan, 537. Derrynoose, 537. Derver, 522. De- 
sertcreight, 637. Donaghendry,537. Donard, 537. Doncaster, 
Deanery of, 472. Donoughmore, 532. Dorset, Clergy of, 537. 
Down and Connor, Diocese of, 472. Drinagh, 507. Drogheda, 
St. Mary’s, 490. Drogheda, St. Peter’s, 472. Dromaleague, 487. 
Dromisken, 522. Dromore, Diocese of, 472. Drumbanagher, 
684. Drumcar, 6584. Drumglass,537. Drumlane,488. Drum- 
cree and Kilweilagh, 587. Drumrece, 537. Drung, 522. Dub- 
lin, 490. Dublin, Lord Mayor, &amp;c., 570. Dublin, Archdeacons 
of the Diocese of, 488. Dublin, St. .Andrew’s, 496. Dublin, St. 
Anne, 496. Dublin, St. Audeon, 496. Dublin, St. Bridget, 507. 
Dublin, Carrysfort Chapel, 532. Dublin, St. Catherine, 496. 
Dublin, Episcopal Chapel, Members of, 488. Dublin, Episcopal 
Mariners Church, 522. Dublin, St. George, 488. Dublin, 
St. George’s Chapel, 507. Dublin, St. James’s, 522. Dublin, 
St. Kevin’s, 507. Dublin, St. Luke’s, 587. Dublin, Magdalen 
Asylum Chapel, 532. Dublin, St. Mary, 522. Dublin, St. Nicho- 
las Within the Walls, 532. Dublin, St. Nicholas Without the 
Walls, 522. Dublin, North Strand Sunday and Daily School, 
Governors of, 522. Dublin, St. Paul, 522. Dublin, St. Peter, 
582. Dublin, Rathmines Church, 507. Dublin, Sandford 
Church, 522. Dublin, Smiths, Corporation of, 522. Dublin, 
St. Stephen’s, 507. Dublin, Trinity College, 496. Dublin, Wer- 


‘ bergh, St., 507. Duleek, 468. 472. Dunany, 537. Dundalk, 


522. Dunganstown, 522. Dunlaven, 522. Dunlear,537. Dun- 
leckney, 537. Dunmow, Great, 522. Dunmanway, 487. Duns- 
ford, 490. Dunshaughlin, 472. Durrus Kilcrobane, 537.— 
Eglish, 537. Emlafed, Union of, 472. Emly, Diocese of, 472. 
Enniskillen, 522.— Fairford, 472. Faughert, 537. Ferma- 
nagh, High Sheriff and Grand Jurors of, 488. Finglass, 537. 
Forkhill, 537. Foxford, 482.—Galtrim, 522. Gartree, 487. 
Geashill, 532. Germanstown, 537. Gray’s Inn Lane, Provi- 
dence Chapel in, 537.—Harty, William, 488. Hickling, 522. 
Holmpatrick, 570. Howth, 488. Huntingdon, Archdeaconry 
and County of, 476.—Innishannon, 468.—Julianstown, 472. 
—kKells, Ministers of the Established Church of the Rural 
Deanery of, 522. Kernan, T. B., 488." Kilbride, 496. Kil- 
brogan, 464. Kilbroney, 487. Kilclief, 537. Kilcluney, 537. 
Kilcoe, 496. Kilcommon, 487. Kilcooley,472. Kilcullen, 537. 
Kildallen, 522. Kilderry, 522. Kilfaughmabeg, 487. Kilflynn, 
584. Kilkeranmore and Castleventry, 496. Kilkenny, St. Mary, 
583. Kilkenny, 537. Killaderry, 472. Killala, Clergy of, 537. 
Killcoleman, 487. Killdress, 522. Killeshey, 570. Killmagh, 
488. Killowen, 487. Killwrin, 487. Killyman, 537. Kil- 
macabea, 487. Kilmaganny, 507. Kilmaloola, 487. Kilmoon, 
472. Kilmore, 472. 537. Kilmore, Bishop and Clergy of the 
Diocese of, 522. Kilmagross, 468. Kilnaughton and Tarbert, 
537. Kilcomogue, 537. Kilpipe, 487. Kilsallaghan, 522. 
Kilsaran and Germanstown, 537. Kiltoghard, 537. Kiltubride, 
537. Kilweilagh, 537. Kinneigh, 468. Kirkby Overblow, 532. 
Knockavilly, 526. Knock-Graffon, 570. Knockmark, 472. 
522,.—Laracor, 472. Larah, 488. Leighlin, Dean and Chapter 
of, 472. Leighlin, Diocese of, 472. Leighmoney, 537. Leixlip, 
637. Leslie, 487. Limerick, High Sheriff and Members of the 
Grand Jury, 518. Limerick, Protestant Clergymen of, 472. _Li- 
merick, Clergy of the Diocese of, 488. Limerick, Minister and 
Congregation of the Episcopal Chapel attached to the Blind Asy- 
lum, 488. Lismore, 526. Lisnadell, 622. Lissan,537. Lorrha, 
522. Lorum, 472. Loughgall, 537. Loughgelly, 537. Louth, 
537. Lucan, 522.—Magherafelt, 537. Malahide, 661. Mary’s, 
St., and Newtown Barry, 487. Meath, Diocese of, 472. 
Meath, Lieutenant, High Sheriff, &amp;c. of, 522. Middletown, 537. 
Moate, Members of the ‘District Loyal Orange Lodge of, 468. 
Monasteroris, 522. Monkstown, 532. Moray, Moderator of the 
Provincial Synod of, 476. Mothel and Kilderry, 522. Moy- 
glere, 472. Moyne, 488. Mullaghbrack, 537. Miullavilly, 537. 
Murragh, 476. Myross, 537.—Nangle, Rev. Edward, 488. 
Newtown Barry, 487. Newtown Hamilton, 537. Nottingham, 
522. Nurney, 468.—Ossory, Archdeacon and Clergy of the 
Diocese of, 537.—Particles, 584. Patrick’s, St., Deanery of, 
526. Pomeroy, 584. Powerstown, 472. Prebaun, 472. Pres- 
ton Bissott, 472.— Raheny, 537. Rainham, 537. Rapier, 
George Christopher, 526. Rathclaren, 468. Rathcool, 637. 
Rathdrum, 522. MRatoath, 472. Rathmore, 537. Rochester, 
Clergy of the Diocese of, 468. Ross, Diocese of, 476. Rosscar- 
berry, 496.—Saintfield, 537. Sapcote and Croft, 518. Shef- 
field, 635. Sion College, London, President and Fellows of, 472. 
Sligo, High Sheriff, Grand Jurors and Gentry assembled at Sum- 
mer Assizes 1835, 537. Somerton, 472. Stabannon, 584. 
Staples, Rev. Alexander, 537. Stony Stanton, 518. Stony 
Stratford, 472.—Taney, 537, Tara, 472. Tarbut, 537. Temple- 
carne, 522. Templemartin, 468. Templemichael, 522. Temple 
O’Malus, 496. Termonfeekin, 537. Thomastown, 472. Tissaran, 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—18937.) 


Church in Ireland : Bills relative to—cont‘. 
Petitions against the Bill—continued. 
xc. 584. Trim, Ministers of the Established Church officiating 
within the Rural Deanery of, 537. Tuam, Archdeaconry of, 472. 
Tullaniskin, 587. Tyrrellspass, 496.—Warrenpoint, 490. Waterford 
and Lismore, Clergy of, 526. Wells and Leighlin Bridge, 472. 
Wexford, High Sheriff and Grand Jury of, 482. Wicklow, 
537.—York, East Riding of, 472. 
Petitions in favour,—From, Leslie, xc. 464. Brede and other * 
Places; Watling and other Places; 483. Salehurst and other 
Places ; 508. Kingston-upon-Hull, 507. Dumfries; Grand Jury 
of Galway, 537. Thornhill, 609. 
Petitions for introduction of a Clause permitting the Amount 


of Tithes paid for 1833 to be refunded; From Donegal, xc. 
527. Londonderry, 584. 


6. Forthe better Regulation of Ecclesiastical Revenues, and the 
Promotion of Religious and Moral Instructionin Ireland ; Ordered, 
xc1. 289. Presented; printed; 307. Motion, That the Order of 
the Day for the Second Reading of the Bill be now read ; Amend- 
ment proposed, by leaving out from the word “That” to the end 
of the Question, in order to add the words “leave be given to 
bring in a Bill for the conversion of Tithe Composition into Rent- 
charges, and for the Redemption thereof, and for the better Dis- 
tribution of Ecclesiastical Revenues in Ireland,” instead thereof; 
Question proposed, That the words proposed to be left out stand 
part of the Question ; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 418. Debate 
resumed, and further adjourned, 422. Debate resumed; Question 
agreed to; Order read ; House acquainted, that His Majesty had 
been graciously pleased to place at the disposal of Parliament, for 
the purposes of the Bill, His Majesty’s Interests in the Dignities 
and Benefices of the Church of Ireland; Bill committed ; 427. 
Instruction to make provision for remitting certain Sums advanced 
to Owners of Tithes, and refunding Sums heretofore paid, for 
defraying Expenses of the revision of Tithe Compositions; for 
issuing Money for Education, &amp;c.; 611. Motion, That the Order 
of the Day for the Committee be now read; Amendment pro- 
posed, by leaving out from the word “That” to the end of the 
Question, in order to add the words “it is expedient that Tithes 
and all Compositions for Tithes in Ireland should cease, and be 
for ever extinguished, Compensation being first made for all vested 
interests, whether lay or ecclesiastical ; and that it is also expedient 
that measures should be adopted to render the Revenue of the Church 
Lands more productive, and more available for the Support of the 
Working Clergy of the Establishment; and that all Persons not 
in communion with the Established Church of Ireland should be 
relieved from all Assessment for its support,” instead thereof; 611. 
Question, That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the 
Question; Agreed to; 612. Bill, as amended, to be printed, 647. 
Bill, as amended by the Lords, to be printed, 711. Further 
consideration of Lords’ Amendments put off for Three Months, 740. 

Petition in favour ; From Forfar, xct. 474. 

Petitions against,—From Armagh, xct. 517.—Cashel and 
Emly, 517. Clogher, Clergy of the Diocese of, 474. Connor and 
Down, 583. Cork, Cloyne and Ross, Clergy of the Diocese of, 
474.—Down and Connor, 583. Dromore, 616. Durham, Arch- 
deacon and Clergy of the Archdeaconry of, 426.—Emly, 517.— 
Ferns, 616.—Killaloe and Kilfenora, 592. Kilmore, 751.—Leigh- 
lin, 616.—Ossory, Ferns and Leighlin, 616.—Shibbereen, Inha- 
bitants of, 432.—Tithes from Lay Impropriators and Lessees 
of, 377.—Waterford, Dean and Chapter and Clergy of the 
Diocese of, 432. Wells, Archdeacon and Clergy of the Arch- 
deaconry of, 632. 

Petition in favour of the Bill with the Appropriation Clause; 
From Inhabitants of Tuam, xc1. 732. 

Petition that the Re-valuation Clauses may not be expunged ; 
Of Occupiers of the Prebend of Killmalo, xcr. 474. 


7. For the better Regulation of Ecclesiastical Revenues, and 
the Promotion of Religious and Moral Instruction in Ireland; 
Ordered, xcut. 339. Presented; printed ; 345. Committee put 
off for Three Months, 497. 

Petitions against,—From, Armagh, xcit. 453. Ashby-de-la- 
Zouch, 504. Aughagour, 453.—Bovey Tracey, 468. Buiou- 
nah and Templetoher, 453. Bulwell, 504. Burrishoole, 465. 
—Chard, 609. Cork, Cloyne and Ross, 453.—Daventry, 468. 
Dublin, Dean and Chapter of St. Patrick’s, 492. Dublin 
University, Provost, Fellow and Scholars of, 492. Dublin 
and Glandelagh, Archdeacons of, 504. Dunmore, 463.—Ferns, 
Archdeacon and Clergy of the Diocese of, 548.—Gordon, 
Samuel, 406.—Kilcoman and Robin, 453. Kilconly and Kib- 
bannon, Union of, 453. Kilkerrin and Cloonbern, 453. Kil- 
tollo, 453.—Lay Impropriators and Lessees of Impropriate 
Tithes, 453. Limerick, Clergy of the Diocese of, 492. Lincoln, 
492. Liskeavy and Adrigoole, 453.—Oxford, St. Giles, 609. 
—Stabannon, 568. Stamford and St. Martin’s Stamford Baron, 





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Church in Ireland : Bills relative to—cont*. 


Petitions against the Bill—continued. 
xcu. 504,—Tuam, 453. Tuam, Roman Catholic Clergy of the 
Archdiocese of, 453. Tuam, Roman Catholic Clergymen of the 
Archdiocese and Deanery of, 453.—Warrington, 504. Whit- 
ehurch (Salop), 486. 

Petitions in favour,—From Aghabollogue and Magourney, xcu1. 
460.—Liscarrol, 460. 


Motions relative to : 
8. Respecting the Property of the Church of Ireland; Ques. 
Neg. thereupon, and upon several other Motions relative to the 
Church Establishment of Ireland; txxviit. 90, 91. 


9. Motion, That it is expedient to inquire whether the present 
Church Establishment of Ireland be not more than commensurate 
to the Services to be performed, both as regards the Number of 
Persons employed, and the Incomes they receive; Ques. Neg., 
LXXIx. 332. 


10. Motion, That the Property now in the possession of the 
Established Church of Ireland is Public Property, under the 
control of the Legislature, &amp;c. ; Ques. Neg., uxxx. 537. 


11. For bringing in a Bill to alter and amend the Laws relat- 
ing to the Temporalities of the Church in Ireland; Amendment 
proposed, but not made ; Main Question agreed to; Bill ordered ; 
LXXXVIll. 35. 

12. That all Petitions relating to the Irish Church Reform 
Bill shall have precedence of other Petitions while that Measure 
is in progress; Motion withdrawn, txxxvutr. 246. 


13. That the Protestant Episcopal Establishment in Ireland 
exceeds the spiritual wants of the Protestant Population ; and that 
it being the right of the State to regulate the distribution of 
Church Property in such manner as Parliament may determine, 
it is the Opinion of this House that the Temporal Possessions of 
the Church of Ireland, as now established by law, ought to be 
reduced; Debate thereupon adjourned; itxxx1x. 336. Debate 
resumed; Pr. Ques. Neg., 344. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1152-1157. Addresses, 220, 221. 
1381. 1520. Committees, 103-105. 108-110. 1226. 1358. 
1442. Petitions, 420-428. 


Church of Scotland : 


1. Motion for bringing in a Bill to repeal Act 10 Anne, c. 12, 
and Notice that the interest of the Crown was concerned in the 
right of presentation to Churches in Scotland; and His Majesty’s 
Recommendation not having been signified, Motion withdrawn ; 
LXxxvill. 578. 


2. Motion, That the Petitions presented to the House relative to 
the building and endowing of Places of Worship connected with 
the Established Church of Scotland be referred to a Select Com- 
mittee, &amp;c.; Amendment proposed; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 
xc. 331. Further adjourned, 345. 363. 369. Resumed; Amend- 
ment and Motion withdrawn; Motion for an Address for the 
Appointment of a Commission to inquire into the opportunities of 
Religious Worship, and the means of Religious Instruction, and 
the Pastoral Superintendence afforded to the People of Scotland, 
&amp;c.; Amendment proposed, but not made; Motion agreed to; 409. 


3. Upon Motion, That the Order of the Day for the Com- 
mittee of Supply be read; Amendment proposed to leave out from 
“ That” to the end of the Question, in order to add “ an humble 
Address be presented to His Majesty, that he will be graciously 
pleased to give the consent of the Crown to the introduction of a 
Bill for abolishing Lay Patronage in Scotland,” instead thereof ; 
Amendment withdrawn; xc. 442. 

See Accounts and Papers, 1158, &amp;c. 1184. 6646. Addresses, 
218, &amp;c. 1380. 1521. Committees, 767. 1458. Petitions, 
429-440. 


Church Briefs: Bills relative to: 


1. To repeal Act 4&amp;5 Anne, for better collecting Charity 
Money on Briefs; Ordered, txxv1. 92. Presented ; printed ; 105. 
Reported; Day appointed for further considering Report; As 
amended, printed; 280. Order for further considering Report 
discharged ; Bill withdrawn ; 379. 

2. To abolish Church Briefs, and to provide for the better col- 
lection and application of Voluntary Contributions for enlarging 
and building Churches and Chapels; Ordered, rxxxu1. 374. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 410. R. a. 535, 


Church Lands: Bills relative to: 


1. To amend Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 86, relative to the Improve- 
ment of Church Lands in Ireland; Ordered, xxix. 103. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 107. R. a. 165. 





Church Lands: Bills relative to—conéinued, ; 


2. To authorize the Exchange of Church Lands; Ordered; 
presented; printed; uxxx. 464. Passed, 608. Not returned 
Jrom the Lords————Another Bill ordered; txxx1. 141, Pre. 


sented, 163. As amended, printed, 173. Bill passed, 202. Nog 
returned from the Lords. 


Motions : 

3. For Copy of Parliamentary Survey of Church Lands, pre- 
served in the Library of Manuscripts at Lambeth; Question 
amended, and an Order of the Day read; xct. 341. Similar 
Motion withdrawn, xci1. 200. 


4. For laying before the House Copies of all the Parlia- 
mentary Surveys of Church Lands preserved in the Library of 
Manuscripts at Lambeth, and which were made under an Ordi- 
nance of Parliament in 1646; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 
xc. 259. Entry in Journal read; Debate resumed; Motion 
agreed to; 265. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1185. 6743. Petitions, 443. 


Church Leases : Bills relative to : 


1. To amend the Laws respecting the Leasing Powers of 
Bishops and Ecclesiastical Corporations in Ireland; Ordered, 
Lxxxiul. 446. Presented; printed; Second Reading put off for 
Three Months; 554. Another Bill; Ordered, uxxxiv. 192, 
Presented ; printed ; 227. Second Reading deferred, 357. Not 
proceeded in.——Another Bill; Ordered, uxxxv. 48. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 68. As amended, printed, 278. Third Reading 
deferred, 593. Not proceeded in. 


2. To amend Act of the Parliament of Ireland, 10 &amp; 11 Chas. 
IL., c. 3, relating thereto; Ordered, txxx1x. 273. Not presented. 


3. For imposing certain Restrictions on the renewal of Leases 
by Ecclesiastical Persons; From the Lords; Read; printed; 
xci. 225. As amended, printed, 390. Passed, with Amend- 
ments, 404. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 500. R.a. 
534. 

Petitions against ; From Chichester, xc1. 250. Staffordshire ; 
William Ranson and Thomas Francis; 267. Lessees of, or who 
are interested in, Leases granted by Ecclesiastical Persons, 276. 
288. 359. Cornwall, 288. Somerset, 315. Southampton; G.T. 
Gollop; 352. 


4. Bill to explain and amend above Act; Ordered, xcr. 694. 
Presented, 695. R.A. 800. 


See Committees, 768. 


Church Notices :—Bil to alter the Mode of giving 
Notices for the holding of Vestries, of making Proclamations 
in Cases of Outlawry, and of giving Notices on Sundays with 
respect to various Matters; From the Lords, xci. 452. Read; 
printed; 479. Passed, with Amendments, 606. Amendments 
agreed to by the Lords, 619. R. a. 622. 


Church Rates: Bills relative to: 


1. For the Abolition of Church Rates, and to make provision 
for the necessary Repair of Parish Churches and Chapels, and for 
the decent performance of Divine Service therein; Ordered, 
Lxxx1x. 207. Presented; printed; 415. Second Reading 
deferred, 508. Not proceeded in. 

Petitions against ;—From Aldeburgh; rxxx1x. 436. Andover, 
460. — Bideford, 443. Blackburn, 443. Bow, Middlesex, 
444, Boxford, 436. Brechin, 454. Bridport, 489. —Can- 
terbury, 444. Chalford, 560. Charlbury, 308. Chesham, 
437. Chichester, Chapel-street, 369. Chipping Wycombe, 460. 
Clapham, 444. Colchester, 560.— Dissenters, United Com- 
mittee; and several Protestant Dissenting Ministers in and 
about London and Westminster, 595. Durham, 424.—Fording- 
bridge, 444.—Glasgow, 483.— Holborn, St. Andrew and St. 
George the Martyr, 483. Honiton, 481. 483. Horncastle, 465. 
—London, Henrietta-street, Brunswick-square, 462. London 
and Westminster Dissenters, 595.—Maidstone, 439.— Nayland, 
436. Newport, Monmouth, 369. Norwich, 430.—Pentonville, 
483.—Sheffield, 443. Shrewsbury, 444. Stonham, 436. Stour- 
bridge, 406.—Tiverton, 430. Torrington, Great, 460.—Wakefield, 
460. Walton, 436. Wareham, 443. Wickhambrook, 444. 

Petition of Independents of Ipswich, That the proposed Bill 
may not be passed, but that a measure may be adopted totally 
relieving the Petitioners from all compulsory support of the 
Church Establishment; txxx1x. 235. 

Petition of Members of the Society of Friends of Liverpool 
against the introduction of a Clause by which the payment of 
certain Ecclesiastical Expenses is to be continued in the Parish of 
Liverpool; rxxx1x. 539. 

2. To 








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Church Rates: Bills relative to—continued. 

2. To amend the Laws for collecting Church Rates, &amp;c., 
in Ireland; Ordered, uxxvu1. 73. Presented; printed; 87. 
R, A. 479. 


3. To alter and amend the Lawas to Church Rates in Ireland ; 
Ordered, uxxx. 111. Presented; printed; 413. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 632. R. a. 642. 

4. To consolidate and amend the Laws which regulate the 
levy and application of Church Rates in Ireland; Ordered, 
LXxx1.61. Presented; printed; 121. Asamended, printed, 232. 
Re-committed, 273. 293. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 388. 
R. A. 391. 

5. To amend the Laws which regulate the levy and application 
of Church Rates in Ireland; Ordered, rxxxu1. 384. Presented ; 
printed ; 464. Order for Second Reading discharged, and Bill 
withdrawn, 516. 


Motions : 

6. That the Churchwardens of every Parish in England and 
Wales do prepare an Account, showing the total Amount of 
Money assessed and levied for Church and Chapel and Church- 
yard Rates in the year ending Easter 1830; Withdrawn, txxxvi. 





133. 





Church Rates : Motions—continued. 


7. That it is in the opinion of this House just and expedient 


to take effectual measures for the Abolition of all compulsory 


payments of Church Rates in England; Pr. Q*, and Motion 
Withdrawn, txxxix. 134. 


8. Respecting the detailed Returns of Parochial Assessments 
imposed, 1815-1825, in Ireland; Amendment made, and Bill 
ordered; txxx1. 61. See supra, 4. 

9. For reading a Clause a Second Time offered to be added 
to the Church Rates (Ireland) Bill; Negatived, rxxx1. 299. 

10. For leave to bring in a Bill to alter and amend Act 
7 Geo. IV.c. 72; Negatived, txxxv. 338. 

11. For bringing in a Bill to repeal so much of several 
Statutes, as enable Parish Vestries to assess Rates for building 
Churches and Chapels in Ireland; uxxxv. 536. Amendment 
proposed, but not made; Main Question put and Negatived ; 537. 

See Accounts and Papers, 1186-1189. 6647. 6744, 6745. 
Addresses, 223-228. Churches and Chapels. Commit- 
tees, 106. 1133. Ecclesiastical Dues. Petitions, 446. 466. 


Church Seats :—see Petitions, 467. 


Churchyards ‘—See Burial Grounds. 











Churches and Chapels. 





I. Public Bills relative to Churches and Chapels; 1—21. 


II. Petitions for Bills, and Bills from the Lords, relative to Churches 
and Chapels, and Proceedings thereon ; 22—83. 


III. Questions Negatived, and Motion Withdrawn, relative to 
Churches and Chapels; 84, 85. 





I. Public Bills relative to: 


1. To amend Acts 58 Geo. IIIL., c. 45, 59 Geo. III., c. 134, 
for building additional Churches; Ordered, rxxvt. 294. Pre- 
sented; printed; 301. Passed, 459. Not returned from the Lords. 


2. To amend and render more effectual Acts 58 Geo. ITI., c. 45, 
and 59 Geo. III., c. 134; Ordered, txxvit.e 323. Presented ; 
printed ; 323. R. a. 446. 

3. To make further provision for building additional Churches, 
and to amend Acts; Ordered, txx1x. 283. Presented; printed ; 
399. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 533. R. a. 536. 


4. Toamend Acts for building and promoting the building of 
additional Churches in populous Parishes ; Ordered; presented ; 
printed; Lxxx1l. 563. R. a. 610. 


5. To amend and render more effectual Acts, 10 Anne c. 11, 
and 1 Geo. I.,c. 23; Ordered, rxxx11. 441. Presented; printed ; 
442. Committee put off for Three Months, 513. 

Petitions against; From, Blackburn; xxx. 517, P. 
Blackett, John,483, r. Brixton, St. Matthew, 488, p.—Camber- 
well, St. George, District of, 467, P. Chorley, 494, p.—Dewsbury, 
524. Dissenters within Twelve Miles of London, 477, 478, Pp. 
—Finsbury Unitarian Chapel, South-street, Moorfields, 512, P.— 
Holborn, St. Andrew, 467, p.—Leeds, Inhabitants, 517, p. Leeds, 
Mayor, &amp;c., 534, Pp. Leeds, St. Mark’s Woodhouse, 510, p.— 
Manchester, 491, 492, r.— Newport, Isle of Wight, 512, r.— 
Pancras, St., Trustees for building a new Parish Church, &amp;c., 
494, p.—Sheffield, 493.— Westminster, 494, Pp. 

Petitions in favour; From, Camberwell, St. George; txxxu1. 
492. 499, p. Camberwell St. George, Select Vestry, 499, p.— 
Kirkstall, 534, p.—Peckham Chapel, 491. 


6. Toamend Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. c. 72; Ordered, rxxxv. 452. 
Presented ; printed ; 491. Petitions against, from Ralph Stevenson, 


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580. St. Mary, Lambeth, Hanley and Shelton, Ralph Bourne, 
603, p. Second Reading deferred, 593. Not proceeded in. 


7. To amend and render more effectual Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV., 
relating to the building additional Churches; From the Lords, 
LXxXxvI.393. Read; printed; 397. Petitions against, from George 
Henry Ward, John Masterman, the Rev. Theodore Williams; 
483. Second Reading deferred, 484. Not proceeded in. 


8. To amend Act for building and promoting the building of 
additional Churches in populous Parishes; From the Lords, 
LXxxvi. 758. Read; printed; 760. Petition of George Bliss, 
Clerk, that the Chapel of Sennicotts may be excepted from the 
operation of the Bill, 785, ep. Bill, as amended, printed, 869. 
Passed with Amendments; 887. Amendments agreed to by the 
Lords, 898. R.A. 921. 


9. To render more effectual Act 59 Geo. III., for building 


and promoting the building of additional Churches in populous 
Parishes; txxxvit. 424. Read; printed; 429. nr. a. 481. 


10. To amend Act 59 Geo. III. c. 184; Ordered, uxxxvutt. 
507. Presented; printed; 511. As amended, printed, 649. 
Consideration of Lords’ Amendments put off for Six Months, 
732, 


11. To prolong the time for executing the Commission for 
building new Churches; Ordered, xcu. 528. Presented, 602. 
R. A. 670. 


12. To exempt from Poor and Church Rates, all Churches, 
Chapels and other places of Religious Worship; Ordered, 
Lxxxvill. 260. Presented; printed; 262. Petitions in favour ; 
From Bath, 323. Suffolk, 554. York, 300. 488. nr. a. 599. 


13. For 





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I. Public Bills relative to Churches and Chapels—continued. 


13. For endowing the Parish Church of Newborough, Three 
Chapels in St. Marylebone, and a Chapel in Sunk Island ; 
Ordered, uxxxv. 447. Presented; printed ; 448. As amended, 
printed, 526. Re-committed, 551. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 645. RB. a. 657. 


* Ireland: 
14. To amend the Law relative to Cathedral Churches in Ire- 
land ; Ordered, uxxx1. 255. Not presented. 


15. For the more effectual Protection of Places of Worship in 
Ireland ; Ordered, xxxu. 405. Not presented. 


16. To enable Trustees of Tenements in Ireland, commonly 
used for Places of Worship or Residences of the Clergy by Roman 
Catholics or Dissenters, to obtain possession thereof by a speedy 
and cheap Remedy; Ordered, ixxxvu. 417. Presented; printed; 
576. Not proceeded in. 


17. Toamend Act of the Parliament of Ireland 1 Geo. II. c. 18, 
to enable Archbishops, Bishops and other Ecclesiastical Persons 
and Corporations, to grant their Patronage or Right of Presentation 


Ireland—continued. 
or Nomination to small Livings to such Persons as shall augment 


the same ; Ordered, xcr. 220. Presented; printed; 377. np. a. 
664. 


Killiney : 
18. For erecting a Chapel of Ease at Killiney; Ordered, 
Lxxx111. 83. Presented; printed; 113. rR. a. 535. 


Scotland : 
19. For building additional Places of Worship in the High- 
lands and Islands of Scotland; Ordered, rxxvitt. 414. Presented, 
419. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 474. R.A. 479. 


20. Toamend the above Act; Ordered, uxx1x. 420. Presented ; 
printed ; 433. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 514. R. a. 524, 


21. For building additional Places of Worship in the Low- 
lands of Scotland ; Ordered, uxxx. 463. Presented; printed; 
469. As amended, printed; 500. Agreed to by the Lords, with 
Amendments, 606. Petition of Inhabitants of Leslie against ; 
631, rp. Lords’ Amendments not considered. 





II. Petitions for Bills, and Bills from the Lords, relative to Churches and Chapels, 


and Proceedings thereon. 


Armscott :—See infra, 78. 


Bakewell (Derbyshire) : 
22. For improving or rebuilding and erecting other Chapels 
or Churches within that Parish; Referred, txxx. 56. Not proceeded 
in.——Another Petition presented, and Bill ordered; ixxx. 97. 


Not proceeded in. 


Barnsley (York) : 

23. For raising a further Sum of Money for carrying into 
execution Act 59 Geo. III.; Referred, uxx1x. 44. Reported, 52. 
Report read ; Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered; Committee 
to report on Notices; 62. Bill presented, 101. Petitions against; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered ; Voices; 124. n. a. 427. 


Barnwell All Saints (Northampton) : 
24. For uniting that Rectory with the Rectory of Barnwell, 
St. Andrew; Referred, txxvi. 43. Reported, 69. Report read; 
Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on 
Notices; Bill presented, 135. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 422. 
R. A. 426, 


Bermondsey (Surrey) : 

25. For raising Money for building a Crypt, and Tower 
thereto; Referred, uxxx1. 45. Report referred to Standing 
Order Committee, 95. Report; Parties to proceed; 105. Bill 
ordered, 110. Presented, 155. . a. 377.———For raising a 
further Sum to defray the outstanding Claims in respect of the 
building of the Crypt and Tower to the Church of St. Mary 


Magdalen; Referred, txxxvi. 166. Billordered, 172. Presented, 
179. na. 464. 


Birkenhead (Cheshire) : 
26. For enlarging the Church of St. Mary in the Chapelry of 
Birkenhead ; Referred, txxxvu. 101. Bill ordered, 113. Pre- 
sented, 166. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 364. nr. a. 381. 


Blackburn (Lancashire) : 


27. Petition for a Bill for enlarging powers of Act; Referred, 
“xxix. 35. Petitions in favour; From, Merchants and others of 
Burnley, Colne and Padiham, 35. Petition for Bill reported ; 
Bill ordered, 62. Presented, 99. n. a. 370. 


Brighthelmstone (Sussex) : 

28. For leave to present a Petition for building a new Church 
in that Town; Referred, uxxvim. 336. Report; Leave given; 
Petition presented and referred, 360. Reported, and Report to 
lie upon the Table, 363. Report read; Leave granted for Notices, 
and Bill ordered, 367. Not proceeded in.————For erecting a 
Chapel on the Eastern Side of the Town; Referred, 1xx1x. 42. 
Bill ordered, 105. Petition for Provision, 109. Bill presented, 
171. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 428. n. a. 451.——For 
building a Chapel on the Western Side of the Town; Referred, 
uxxix. 42, Not proceeded in.———For building two Chapels in 
that Town; Referred, uxxx. 5. Bill ordered, 115. Presented, 
188. Committee revived, and Leave to sit and proceed, 319. 
R. 4. 518,———— For the appropriation of two Chapels as Chapels 
of Ease to the Parish Church; Referred, uxxx1.5. Bill ordered, 
10. Presented, 14. nr. a. 198. 


Brixton (Surrey) : 
29. To alter and amend the Lambeth Inclosure Act, and 
to carry into effect the building of a Church; Referred, txxy. 
141. Bill ordered, 244. Not proceeded in. See Inclosures, 217. 


Callan Chapel (Kilkenny): 


30. For the building thereof; Referred, txxxiv. 28. 
proceeded in. 


Not 


Cathedral Churches :—-See supra, 14. 


Chelsea, St. Luke (Middlesex) : 

31. For leave to present a Petition for Bill to alter and 
amend Act; Leave given; Petition presented and referred, txxx. 
98. Reported; Report referred to the Standing Order Com- 
mittee; 127. Report; Parties to proceed and give Notices, 
149. Bill ordered, 211. Presented, 221. Petitions against re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 291. Petition in favour, 329. 
Voices given, 334. R. a, 441.—&lt;——To amend, extend and en- 
large powers and provisions of Acts; Referred, ixxx1x. 56. 
Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 76. Report; 
Parties to proceed with a part of their Bill; to give Notices, &amp;c. ; 
86. Not proceeded in. 


Chester : 

32. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for building a 
new Church in that City; Referred, txx1x. 252. Leave given; 
Petition presented, and referred, 258. Reported, 265. Report 
read; Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to 
report on Notices; Leave given to present Bill, 273. Not pre- 
sented. 


Chichester : 

33. For establishing the newly erected Church in the Parish 
of St. Bartholomew, in the City of Chichester, as the Parish 
Church of the said Parish; Referred, xxxxvu. 107. Bill ordered, 
195. R.A. 381. 


Clapham (Surrey) : 
34. For building an additional Chapel of Ease in that Parish ; 
Referred, rxxx1. 30. Bill ordered, 45. Not proceeded in. 


Dawley (Shropshire) : 
35. For establishing a new-erected Church in that Parish as 
the Parish Church; From the Lords; ixxx. 528. Read, 529. 
Not proceeded in.——— Another Bill; From the Lords; ixxxt. 
107. Notice taken that the Bill ought to have originated in this 
House as a Private Bill; First Reading adjourned for Six 
Months, 139. 


Derry Cathedral :—See infra, 57. 


Doncaster (York) : 

36. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for erecting a 
Church; Referred, uxxxu. 485. Leave given; Petition pre- 
sented and referred, 488. Bill ordered, 497. Presented, 504. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 588. Rk. a. 598. 


Dovor (Kent) : 


37. For building a new Church in that Town; Referred, 
uxx1x. 42. Not proceeded in. 


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II. Petitions for Bills, and Bills from the Lords, relative to Churches and Chapels, and Proceedings 


thereon—continued. 


Dunstan’s, St., in-the-East : 

38. To enable the Rector and Churchwardens to borrow 
Money to pay off Debts; Referred, txxx. 65. Reported; Report 
referred to the Standing Order Committee; 148. Report; Par- 
ties to proceed, and give Notices; 166. Bill ordered, 180. Pre- 
sented, 219. Passed, 433. Not returned from the Lords. 
Committee appointed to. inspect Lords’ Journals with regard to 
any Proceedings upon the above Bill; Three to be the Quorum ; 
594. Report, 595. Report on Petition for Bill, read; another 
Bill ordered, and presented; 597. R.A. 627. 





Dunstan’s, St., in-the-West : 

39. For taking down and rebuilding the same; Referred, 
txxxiv. 13. Bill ordered, 125. Presented, 137. Petitions 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 176. 249. Petition of 
Inhabitants of Fleet Street for additional Provision, 249. Rk. A. 
354. See also Tithes, 44. 


Edinburgh, St. Giles: 

40. For repairing and improving the same; Referred, txxvi. 
36. Bill ordered, 94. Presented, 129. Committed, 168. Peti- 
tion of the Faculty of Advocates against; deferred, and Counsel 
ordered, 185. Not proceeded in. 


Everton (Lancashire) : 

41. For endowing a Church in that Township, in the County 
of Lancaster; Referred; uxxxv. 77. Bill ordered, 120. Pre- 
sented, 146, 458. Lords’ Amendments agreed to,477. R.A. 499. 


Exbury (Hampshire) : 

42. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for substituting 
a Building lately erected as the future Church of Exbury and 
Lepe in lieu of the present Church or Chapel; Referred, ixxxu. 
424. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred, 427. Bill 
ordered, 482. Presented, 435. Rr. a. 558. 


Gosport (Hampshire) : 

43. To provide for the perpetual Maintenance and Support of 
that Chapel; Referred, 1xxx. 52. Reported; Report referred 
to the Standing Order Committee; 222. Time enlarged for 
presenting Bill, 232. Report; Parties to proceed, and give 
Notices, &amp;c.; 256. Bill ordered, 260. Presented, 269. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 438. R.A. 441. 


Greenwich (Kent) : 

44. For building a new Church in that Parish; Referred, 
Lxxvil. 41. Petition for Leave to present the Bill; Referred, 149. 
Petition for Bill; Reported, 160. Report read; Leave granted 
for Notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 166. 
Petition for Leave to present the Bill reported; Leave given; 
166. Bill presented, 173. The King’s Consent signified, and 
Bill passed, 316. R. a. 367. 


Grosvenor Chapel (Middlesex) : 

45. For establishing a Chapel of Ease to be called Grosvenor 
Chapel, in the Parish of St. George, Hanover Square; Referred, 
Lxxxv1. 301. Bill ordered, 393. Presented, 410. Committed, 
442. Not proceeded in.——— Again referred, txxxvi. 549. Bill 
ordered, 570. Presented, 579. R.A. 712. 


Hampstead (Middlesex) : 
46. For providing the Inhabitants of that Parish with increased 
Accommodation for attending Divine Service; Referred, txxxu1. 
213. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 298. Re- 
port, That Standing Orders, so far as relates to building a Chapel, 
ought not to be dispensed with, 315. Report, so far as relates to 
the Church, read; Bill ordered; 326. Presented, 332. Peti- 
tions against, 366. 419. Bill re-committed, 454. Lords’ Amend- 


Hastings (Sussex) : 


48. For erecting a Chapel at Pelham Crescent in that Town; 


Referred, txxx. 20. Bill ordered, 73. Presented, 85. Petition 
against, 107. Referred, 121. Counsel ordered, and Voices given, 
130. R. A. 359.———St. Leonard’s: For erecting a Chapel in thé 
Parish of St. Leonard’s, within the Liberty of the Town and Port 
of Hastings; Referred, txxxvi. 299. 
sented, 344, 


Highgate Chapel (Middlesex) : 


Bill ordered, 336. Pre- 
R. A. 464. 


49. To enable the Wardens and Governors of the Free 


Grammar School to pull down their present Chapel and to erect a 
new one; From the Lords, rxxvu. 335. 
against ; 354. Petition in favour, 354. Second Reading put off for 


Read, 337. Petitions 

Six Months, 359. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to 

enable the Wardens and Governors of the Free Grammar School 

to pull down their present Chapel and to erect a new one; Leave 

given; Petition presented, and referred; txxvu. 373. Bill or- 
dered, 376. Presented, 390. Bill committed, 406. Petitions 
against referred, and Counsel ordered, 406. 428. 431. 438, 442. 
459. Committee to sit notwithstanding Adjournment, 438. Not 
reported._———To enable the Wardens and Governors of the 
Possessions of the Free Grammar School of Sir Roger Cholmeley, 
Knight, in Highgate, to pull down their present Chapel, and to 
contribute to the erection of a new Chapel or Church; from the 
Lords, txxxv. 262. Read, 267. Second Reading put off for Six 
Months, 340.———For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to 
enable the Wardens and Governors of the Possessions of the Free 
Grammar School of Sir Roger Cholmeley, Knight, in Highgate, 
to pull down their present Chapel, and to contribute to the erection 
of a new Chapel or Church; Referred, txxxv. 340. Reported; 
Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 346. Bill or- 
dered, 350. Presented, 357. Petition complaining that the 
Standing Orders had not been complied with; Referred, 379. 
Reported, 392. Petition against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
430. R.A. 561. 


Holborn, St. Andrew’s: 


50. For building a new Chapel in that Parish; Referred, 
txxviI. 52. Reported, 68. Report read; leave granted for 
Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices; 76. 
Order of leave for Bill read and discharged, and another Bill 
ordered, 116. Presented, 120. Second Reading put off for Six 
Months, 157.———-For erecting a Church and Chapel; and 
stating that the Standing Orders had not been complied with ; txxx. 
44, Referred to the Standing Order Committee, 45. Petition 
and Order for referring Petition to Standing Order Com- 
mittee, read and discharged, and Petition referred to a Com- 
mittee, 58. Reported; Report referred to the Standing Order 
Committee; 115. Report that the Standing Orders ought 
not to be dispensed with, 149. Petition for leave to proceed 
with the Bill; Referred, 222. Reported, 256. Reports read 
again ; Report from Committee on Standing Orders to be taken 
into consideration on the Morrow; 276, Not proceeded in. 


Honiton (Devon) : 


51. For erecting a new Church within the said Parish; Re- 
ferred, xc. 103. Bill ordered, 195. Presented, 209. Petitions 
against; Referred, 232.241. Rr. a. 334. 


Hove (Sussex) : 


52. To establish a Chapel of Ease in that Parish; Referred, 
txxxu1. 30. Bill ordered, 111. Presented, 116. Rr. a, 233. 


Huddersfield (Yorkshire) : 


53. For building a Church or Chapel of Ease there; Referred, 
txxviu. 56. Bill ordered, 153. Presented, 160. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 426. R.A. 433. 


ments agreed to, 534. R. A. 558. 


Hanover Square, St. George’s :—See supra, 45. 


Harwich (Essex) : 


47. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for completing 


Killiney :—See supra, 18. 
Leonard’s, St. :—See supra, 48. 


Lepe :—See supra, 42. 


Limerick Chapel : 





the rebuilding of the Church; Referred, txxvi. 184. Reported ; 
Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 193. Reported, 
202. Report read; Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered ; 
Committee to report on Notices; 209. Bill presented, 263. R. a. 
442,_——To amend above Act; Referred, txx1x. 54. Reported, 
170. Report read; Leave granted for Notices; 174. Bill pre- 
sented, 201. R. a. 503. 





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54. To enable the Lord Bishop of Limerick to sell and dis- 
pose of Saint George’s Chapel, in the City of Limerick, and the 
Land on which the same is built, (heretofore part of the Estate of 
the Earl of Limerick), and to apply the proceeds of such sale in 
the erection of a new Chapel; From the Lords, txxxvun. 595. 
Read, 597. Committed, 610. Reported, 650. R. a. 671. 


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II. Petitions for Bills, and Bills from the Lords, relative to Churches and Chapels, and Proceedings 


thereon—continued. 


Liscard (Chester) : 
55. For building a Church or Chapel, with a Cemetery; 
Referred, txxxvi. 254. Bill ordered, 274. Presented, 285. 
R. A. 464, 


Liverpool : 

56. For erecting and endowing a Church in that Town; 
Referred, txxvu. 6. Reported; Bill ordered; 19. Presented, 
23. R.A. 266.———To repeal Act 54 Geo. III., and to vest the 
Church and Ground in the Corporation; Referred, txxvu1. 18. 
Reported; Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 137. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 382. nr. a. 400.— ——For erecting and endowing 
a Church in that Parish, to be called the Church of St. David ; 
Referred, xxx1. 24. Bill ordered, 95. Presented, 118. R. A. 
325.———For erecting and endowing a Church in Abercrombie- 
square; Referred, txxx1v. 32. Reported; Bill ordered; 68. 
Order of leave: for Bill read and discharged, and another Bill 
ordered, 130. Presented, 138. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 
282. R. a. 297. (St. Martin.) For vesting a new Church in 
the Corporation of Liverpool; Referred, txxx1v. 6. Reported; 
Bill ordered, 20, Presented, 24. r. a. 220.——~(St. Bridgett’s). 
For endowing; Referred, txxxv1.242. Bill ordered, 394. Pre- 
sented, 399. Committed, 498. Not proceeded in.——Again 
referred, txxxvi. 529. Bill ordered, 556. Presented, 572. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 760. R.A. 777. 


Londonderry Cathedral : 


57. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to provide for 
the repair and future support thereof, txx1x. 202. Referred, 203. 
Reported; Leave given; Petition presented, and referred ; 207. 
Reported, 256. Report read; Leave granted for Notices; Bill 
ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; Leave given to pre- 
sent the Bill; 263. Presented, 295. Petition of the Irish Society 
against, 313. Motion, That the Bill be now read a Second 
Time; Amendment proposed; Motion and Amendment with- 
drawn; 339. 


Maidenhead Chapel (Berkshire) : 


58. For taking down, rebuilding and enlarging the same; Re- 
ferred, txx1x. 37. Bill ordered, 53. Presented, 160. Rk. a. 300. 


Marlow, Great, (Buckingham) : 
59. For taking down and rebuilding; Referred, txxxvr. 53. 
Bill ordered, 117. Presented, 211. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 514. R.A. 517. 


Marylebone : 

60. Toenable the Vestrymen to fulfil an engagement made with 
the Commissioners for building Churches; Referred, txxvi. 16. 
Reported, 32. Report read; Leave granted for Notices; Bill 
ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 37. Bill presented, 
75. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 211. R.A. 237.——~—For 
a Bill for several purposes relative to the Ecclesiastical Establish- 
ment within that Parish; Referred, txxxu. 199. Bill ordered, 
279. Presented, 309. Petitions against, 349. 366. Leave to 
Committee to make a Special Report, 374. Clause offered ; 
King’s Consent signified, and Bill passed; 482. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 534. Rr. a. 558. See supra, 13. 


Newbold :— See infra, 78. 
Newborough :—See supra, 13. 


Newcastle-upon-Tyne : 
61. To enable the Master and Brethren of the Hospital of 
Saint Mary Magdalene to erect a Chapel; From the Lords, 
Lxxxil. 515. Read, 518. rk. a. 588. 


Newington (Surrey): 

62. For building one or more Churches or Chapels in that 
Parish; Referred, txxv. 141. Bill ordered, 158. Order of 
leave for Bill discharged, and another Bill ordered, 166. Pre- 
sented, 212. Motion for reading the Bill a Second Time with- 
drawn, 228. Day appointed for Second reading, 231. Petitions 
against, 216.240. Petitions against, referred and Counsel ordered, 
244. Voices, 244. Committee to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records, 268. R. s. 374. 


Newry (Down and Armagh) : 
63, For the Endowment of the Church and Vicarage; Re- 
ferred, txxxiv. 66. Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 164. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 398. R. a. 400. 





Oldham (Lancashire) : 

64. For taking down and rebuilding the Church; uxxrx, 34, 
Referred, 35. Reported; Bill ordered, 104. Presented, 147. 
R. A. 427.———For amending Act; Referred, uxxx111. 69, 
Petition for leave tc proceed, 211. Referred, 212. Reported ; 
Leave to proceed ; 229. Bill ordered, 230. Presented, 237, 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 389. R. a. 449. 


Oulton-cum-Woodlesford :—See infra, 72. 


Pancras, St., (Middlesex) : 

65. For repealing Act 32 Geo. III., for providing a New 
Burial Ground, and for enlarging the powers of Act 56 Geo. IIL, 
for building a New Church in that Parish; Referred, txxvi. 45, 
Bill ordered, 79. Presented, 129. Petition against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 150. 177. 183. Petition against, referred, 
203. Voices,158. n. a. 237. 


Pendleton Chapel (Lancashire) : 
66. To repeal Act; Referred, txxv. 131. Reported, 233. 
Report read; Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered; Commit- 
tee to report on Notices, 241. Bill presented, 249. nr. a. 423. 


Perlethorpe Chapelry (Nottingham) : 

67. For endowing the Chapelry of, and creating a separate 
Benefice; Referred, xc1.40. Bill ordered, 60. Presented, 102. 
Petition against referred, and Counsel ordered, 355. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 436. R. a. 535. 


Poole (Dorsetshire) : 

68. For making more effectual provision for discharging 
Debts, for taking down and rebuilding that Church; Referred, 
Lxxx. 40. Petition and Order of Reference to a Committee read 
and discharged, and Petition referred to the Standing Order 
Committee, 50. Petition and Order for referring it to Standing 
Order Committee read and discharged, and Petition referred 
to a Committee, 66. Reported; Report referred to Standing 
Order Committee, 113. Report; Parties to proceed, 148. Bill 
ordered, 162. Presented, 230. rR. a. 441, 


Ramsgate (Kent) : 

69. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for effecting a 
Loan for compietion of the Church; Referred, txxx1. 240. Re- 
ported ; Leave given; Petition presented and referred, 248. Not 
proceeded in.———F or separating that Town from the Parish of 
St. Lawrence; Referred, txxxu. 13. Bill ordered, 313. Pre- 
sented, 324. Petitions against, 439. 480. rR. a. 587. 


Ripon (York): 
70. For erecting a Chapel of Ease; Referred, txxx1. 35. 
Bill ordered, 150. Presented, 157. King’s Consent signified, 

290. R. A. 325. 


Rochdale (Lancashire) : 
71. For equalizing the Church Rates; Referred, txxv. 149. 
Reported ; Bill ordered, 224. Presented, 241. Not proceeded in. 


Rothwell (York) : 
72. For building a Church or Chapel of Ease within the Town- 
ship of Oulton-cum-Woodlesford, in the Parish of Rothwell; Re- 
ferred ; txxxu.30. Bill ordered, 39. Presented, 46. nr. a. 338. 


Roundhay (York) : 


73. For building a Church in that Township; Referred, txxrx. 
60. Reported; Bill ordered, 135. Presented, 153. Rk. a, 277. 


Sennicot’s Chapel :—See supra, 8. 


Shadwell (Middlesex) : 

74. For raising a further Sum, and for amending Act 57 
Geo. III.; Referred, txxvi1. 46. Reported, 100. Report read, 
104. Not proceeded in.——- Another Petition; Referred, 
Lxxvi. 22. Bill ordered, 83. Presented, 98. Petition of Trus- 
tees against, 109. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 110. 
——Another Petition; Referred, txxvi. 57. Bill ordered, 
115. Presented, 120. Petition against, referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 176. Voices; Committee to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; 176. R. a. 351. For erecting a Parsonage 
House, and enlarging the Churchyard; Referred, uxxx1. 35. 
Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 42. Report; 
Parties to proceed; 57. Bill ordered, 94. Not proceeded in. 

For building a Parsonage House for the Rector of that 
Parish ; From the Lords, txxx1. 314. Read, 318. nz. a. 378. 


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II. Petitions for Bills, and Bills from the Lords, relative to Churches and Chapels, and Proceedings 


thereon—continued. 


Staines (Middlesex) : 

75. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for taking down 
and rebuilding that Church; Referred, rxxx11. 355. Reported; 
Leave given; Petition presented and referred; 377. Report re- 
ferred to Standing Order Committee, 383. Report; Parties to 
proceed; 393. Bill ordered, 431. Presented, 436. R. a. 587. 


Stockport (Chester) : 

76. To enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, txxxvin. 106. 
Bill ordered, 147. Presentéd, 209. Petition against, 347. Not 
proceeded in, 


Stretton-upon-Dunsmore (Warwick) : 

77. For taking down the Parish Church and building a New 
Church in lieu thereof; Referred, txxxviu. 49. Bill ordered, 99. 
Presented, 124. Rr. a. 294. 


Sunk Island :—See supra, 13. 


Tredington (Worcester) : 

78. For making the Hamlets of Newbold and Armscott a 
separate Parish from the Parish of Tredington, in the County and 
Diocese of Worcester, and for building a Church and providing 
a Churchyard and Parsonage House at Newbold; Referred, 
Lxxxvu. 68. Bill ordered, 128. Presented, 176. R.A. 352. 


Wisbech, St. Peter’s (Cambridge) : 

79. For endowing a Chapel of Ease; Referred, rxxx11. 219. 
Bill ordered, 317. Presented, 331. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 514. B.A. 558. 


III. Questions Negatived, relative to: 


84. Motion for adjourning Debate upon Question as to time 
for going into Committee of the whole House upon Additional 
Churches Bill; txxxu1. 490. 


85. Motion, That it appears from the Irish Statute, 12 Geo. I. 
c. 9, that many of the Parish Churches in Ireland, which had been 
transferred at the Reformation into the possession of the Esta- 
blished Church, were, in the year 1726, in such a state of decay 
that Divine Service could not be performed therein; that Popish 
Inhabitants should not be permitted to vote at Vestries; that the 








Wolverhampton (Stafford): + 


80. For the endowment of St. George’s Church, in that Town- 
ship; Referred, rxxxv. 45. Reported; Report referred to the 
Standing Order Committee; 110. Report that in so far as re- 
gards the imposing a Rate for lighting the Church, the Stand-- 
ing Orders ought not to be dispensed with; Bill ordered, 131. 
Presented, 146. Not proceeded in. 


Worthing Chapel (Sussex) : 


81. To revive and amend Act 49 Geo. III.; Referred, uxxrx. 
23. Bill ordered, 70. Presented, 88. Petition against, 129. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 248. p. a. 277. 


Yarmouth, Great, (Norfolk) : 


82. For altering and enlarging the powers of Act; Referred, 
txxvil. 32. Reported, 90. Report read; Leave granted for No- 
tices; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 95. Bill 
presented, 106. Petition against referred ; Counsel ordered; 191. 
Voices, 191. Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 
205. Time enlarged for Report, 212. rp. a. 266. 


York Minster: © 


83. For extending and rendering more effectual Act; Re- 
ferred, xxxx. 29. Bill ordered, 62. Presented, 236. nr. a. 441. 


disposal of the power of Parochial Taxation was vested in the 
Protestant Parishioners; that it is unjust to effect the rebuilding 
of such Churches at the expense of the Roman Catholic Inha- 
bitants; Pr. Q", and Motion withdrawn; txxx1. 384. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1160-1183. 3008. 6648. Ad- 
dresses, 229-242. Aston-juxta-Birmingham Vicarage. 
Church Rates. Committees, 111-114. 1125-1135. 1242. 
Marriages, 8,9. Petitions, 473. Supply, 166. 








Cider :—see Accounts and Papers, 2618. Beer, 12. Com- 
mittees, 115,116. Licenses, 6. Petitions, 476. Spirits, 16. 


Cinque Ports : Bills relative to: 


1. To continue and amend Acts for preventing Frauds within 
the Jurisdiction of the Cinque Ports, relative to the Adjustment 
of Salvage; Ordered, txxvi. 347. Presented, 351. Printed, 
352. R.A. 492. 


2. To amend above Act, and for giving further powers to the 
Deputy Warden and Lieutenant of Dovor Castle; Ordered, 
LXxxulI. 351. Presented; printed; 359. r.a. 482. 


3. Toempower the Deputy Warden and Lieutenant of Dovor 
Castle to act for the Lord Warden during the indisposition of the 
present Lord Warden (Earl of Liverpool); Ordered, uxxxu11. 505. 
Presented, 505. r. A. 544. 


4. For the better Administration of Justice in the Cinque 
Ports; Ordered, 390. Presented; printed; 399. Bill passed, 484. 
Not returned from the Lords. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1190. Addresses, 243. 
mittees, 769. Ships and Vessels, 3. 


Com- 


Circuits, Commissions on: Bills relative to: 
1. To enable one Commissioner to open and adjourn same ; 
Lxxvi. 132. Not presented. 
2. To enable, in certain cases, the Opening and Reading Com- 
missions under which the Judges sit upon Circuits; Read; 
printed ; txxvl1. 77. R.A, 110. 


Cities :——See Courts of Justice, Ireland, 3. Parliamentary 
Representation, 4, 13. 


Cities and Towns Improvement (Ire- 
land) :——See Pavings, 8. 


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City Canal :—séee Accounts and Papers, 1192. Naviga- 


tions and Canals, 1. 


Civil Bill Courts (Ireland) : Bills relative to: 


1. To extend the Jurisdiction of the Civil Bill Courts in Ire- 
land from the late Irish Currency to the present Currency of the 
Realm; Ordered, txxvu. 67. Presented; printed; 136. Com- 
mittee put off for Six Months, 502.———Another Bill ordered, 
LXXXVUI. 227. Not presented. 

2. To extend the Jurisdiction and regulate the Proceedings of 
the Civil Bill Courts, and to facilitate the proving of Wills, and 
obtaining Letters of Administration, in certain cases, in Ireland ; 
Ordered, txxx1x. 285. Presented; printed; 346. Committee 
deferred, 497. 


Petition against ; From Attornies of Ireland, rxxx1x. 536. 

Petition of the Attornies of Ireland, practising at the Quarter 
Sessions of the County of Meath, for the Preservation of their 
Rights, rxxx1x. 572. 

3. To extend the Jurisdiction of the Civil Bill Courts, and to 
facilitate the proving of Wills and obtaining Letters of Administra- 
tion, and to fix the Salaries of Assistant Barristers in Ireland; 
Ordered, xc. 268. Presented ; printed ; 318. Committed to a Select 
Committee, 337. (See Committees, 770.) Re-committed to a Com- 
mittee of the whole House; As amended, printed ; 525. Re-com- 
mitted; As amended, printed; 580. Re-committed; Further 
consideration of Report put off for Three Months; As amended, 
printed ; 599. 

Petitions against; From Attornies and Solicitors in Ireland, 
xc. 469. Law Society of Ireland; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on the Bill, 488. 

Petition from Cork, suggesting alterations therein; Referred 
to the Select Committee on the Bill, xc. 425. 

4. To extend the Jurisdiction and regulate the Proceedings 


of the Civil Bill Courts in Ireland; Ordered, xcr. 83. Pre- 
sented; printed; 121. As amended, printed, 236. Re-com- 
mitted ; 


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Civil Bill Courts (Ireland) : Bills—con¢’. 


mitted; Proceedings in Committee superseded by Adjournment, 
xcr. 302. Passed by the Lords, with Amendments, 752. Day 
appointed for considering them, 759. Consideration of Amend- 
ments deferred, 764. 774. 778. Amendments considered, 792. 
Several Amendments agreed to; One disagreed to; Subsequent 
Amendments agreed to; Committee appointed to draw up Reasons 
to be offered to the Lords at a Conference. Reasons reported, 795. 
Conference held, and reported, 797. (See Conferences, 2.) Lords 
do not insist upon their Amendment, 797. RB. a. 800. 

Petition of Thomas Ludford Stewart, for Compensation, xct. 
239. 


Petitions against ; From Earl O'Neill, xct. 288. Marquis of 
Hertford ; John Morphy; 297. Inhabitants of the Manor of 
Frenchpark ; Frederick Cory ; 302. Edenuffcarrick, Mullaghane, 
Cashel and Bucknel; William Waugh; Henry Waterson; Ar- 
thur Adair Gamble; 584. Edmund Silk, 661. 

Petitions against a proposed Clause for the Abolition of Sene- 
schal Courts; From Christiana Powell Leslie, xc1.324. Mallow, 
350. Foreman and Jury of the Court Leet of the Manor of 
Kernan ; of the Manor of Ballymore; of the Manor of Ballyoran ; 
Inhabitants of Dungannon; Samuel David Crawford; Seneschal 
of the Manor of Castledawson; 376. Thomas Evans, Seneschal 
of the Manor of Claremont, in the Baronies of Ballinahinch, 
Moyeullen and Ross, 432. 


5. To amend Act 6 &amp; 7 Geo. IV. c. 75, to extend the Juris- 
diction and regulate the Proceedings of the Civil Bill Courts in 
Ireland; Ordered ; xcu. 396. Presented ; printed; 499. R. a. 623. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1193. Committees,770. Debts, 
Small. Transmission of Property. 


Civil Contingencies :—See Accounts and Papers, 
1195-1205. Supply, 168. 


Civil Departments :—see Addresses, 244. 


Civil Government Charges a 


and Papers, 1206. Committees, 771. 


“ye . . e . 
Civil List: Bills relative to: 

1. To provide for the Salaries of certain High and Judicial 
Officers, and of Payments heretofore made ont of the Civil List 
Revenues; Ordered, txxxvu. 541. Presented; printed; 549. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 588. R. a. 590. 


2. To provide for the Payment of certain ancient Grants and 


Allowances formerly paid out of the Civil List Revenues; Ordered; 
presented ; printed; txxxvut. 693. R. a. 726. 

3. Motion, That it is expedient, with a view to the arrange- 
ment of His Majesty’s Civil List, to take into consideration the 
Droits of the Crown and’ Admiralty Four-and-a-Half per Cent. 
Duties, and other Funds not usually deemed to be within the im- 
mediate control of Parliament, superseded by reading the other 
Order of the Day ; txxv. 155. 


4. Resolutions relative to Pensions on the Civil List; txxxrx. 
40. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1207-1231. 6649-6651. Com- 
mittees, 117-123. 772, &amp;e. 1337. 1359. 1443. Hereditary 
Revenue. King,1, &amp;c. Petitions, 480. Supply, 168. 


Civil and Military Establishments :— 
Resolution, That in all Establishments of the Country, Civil and 
Military, every Saving ought to be made which can be effected 
without violating existing Engagements, &amp;c.; Lxxxv. 32. 


Civil Services, Paymaster of :—see Accounts 


and Papers, 1232. 


Clackmannan and Kinross Parishes :— 
Bill for rendering complete the Union of certain Parishes and 
Parts of Parishes to the Counties of Clackmannan and Kinross, 
and for other purposes relating thereto; Ordered, txxxvuu. 446. 
Presented; printed; 464. Petitions against, 513. 530. 554. 563. 
594. Petitions in favour, 554. Order for Committee of the 


whole House discharged; Bill committed to Select Committee, | 
560. (See Committees, 774). Bill reported, and re-committed to a | 
Committee of the whole House, 576. Bill, as amended, printed, | 


579. Passed, 593. Not returned from the Lords. 


Clandestine Marriages :—see Marriages, 1. 4. 
26. 34. 36. 








Clare, County :—Bitl to enable the Treasurer of the 
County of Clare to levy certain Presentments; Ordered, txxxv1. 
802. Presented ; printed; 802. Rr. a. 861. See Accounts and 
Papers, 1233. Elections, 159, &amp;c. O’ Connell, Daniel. 


Clare Hall (Cambridge) :—see Estates, 101. 


Clarence, Duke of :—see Committees, 124. King, 
11, &amp;e. 


Clauses :—-see Bills, 31. 386. 


Clement's, St., Danes; Surplus Land 


‘Tax :—Petition for a Bill for applying, in the Purchase 
and Redemption of part of the Land Tax charged upon the Dis- 
trict or Division of the Duchy Liberty and the Westminster 
Liberty of St. Clement’s Danes, St. Mary-le-Strand and the Savoy, 
certain Sums of Stock standing in the Name and to the Credit of 
the Accountant General of the Court of Chancery; Referred, 
Ltxxxiv. 54. Billordered,88. Presented, 120. r. a. 297. See 
Accounts and Papers, 1235. 


Clergy :——Bills relative to : 


1. For the Relief of Incumbents of Ecclesiastical Benefices ; 
From the Lords, txx1x. 469. Read; printed; 472. Passed, with 
Amendments, 511. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 527, 
R. A. 524. 


2. For the Relief of Spiritual Persons and Patrons of Eccle- 
siastical Preferments from certain Penalties; From the Lords, 
Lxxx11. 468. Read,468. Printed,474. nr. a. 558. 


3. To extend the Provisions of Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. c. 25; 
From the Lords, txxxut. 472. Read; printed; 477. Orders 
for First and Second Reading discharged; Bill laid aside; 
486. 


4. To extend the Provisions of Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. c. 25; 
Ordered; presented; printed; txxxm1. 486. As amended, 
printed, 521. Re-committed, 533. Rr. a. 558. 


5. To consolidate and amend the Laws for enforcing the 
Residence of Spiritual Persons on their Benefices; Ordered, 
Lxx1x. 41. Presented ; printed; 56. Re-committed, 367. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 521. rR. a. 524, 


6. To render more effectual the several Acts now in force to 
promote the Residence of the Parochial Clergy; From the Lords, 
Lxxx1. 346. Read; printed; 348. Passed, with Amendments, 
373. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 380. Rr. a. 376. 


7. Toamend and render more effectual Act 55 Geo. IIT. for 
enabling Spiritual Persons to exchange their Parsonage Houses 
or Glebe Lands; From the Lords, txxv. 225. Read; printed ; 
225. R.A. 278. 


8. To amend Act 55 Geo. III. c. 147, for enabling Spiritual 
Persons to exchange their Parsonage Houses or Glebe Lands 
belonging to Benefices; Ordered, rxxx. 50. Presented, 51, P. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 192. rR. a. 250. 


9. For extending Act for confirming and perpetuating Aug- 
mentations made by Ecclesiastical Persons to Small Vicarages and 
Curacies, and for other Purposes; From the Lords, Lxxxvu. 781. 
Read; printed; 785. As amended, printed, 869. Passed, with 
Amendments, 889. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 905. 
R. A. 921. 


10. To restrain and regulate the holding of Plurality of Digni- 
ties and Benefices by Spiritual Persons; From the Lords, txxxvi. 
871. Read; printed ; 887. Second Reading deferred, 898. Not 
proceeded in. 


11. To restrain and regulate the holding of Plurality of Digni- 
ties and Benefices by Spiritual Persons; From the Lords, txxxvu. 
249. Read; printed; 282. Second Reading deferred, 561. Not 
proceeded in. 

Petitions against; From Members of the United Church of 
England and Ireland; txxxvit. 347. 521. 534. 


12. To abridge and regulate the holding of Benefices in Plu- 
rality, and to amend the Laws relating to the Residence of the 
Clergy, and to the Appointment and Payment of Stipendiary 
Curates in England; From the Lords, xc1. 378. Read; printed; 
386. Petition of Members of the Chapter of Winchester against, 
622. Committee put off for Three Months, 802. 

Petition of George Humphrys and Josiah Humphrys, Patentees 
of the Office of Clerk of the Dispensations and Faculties in Chan- 
cery, for provision to compensate them for the Loss they will 
thereby sustain; xc1. 680. 


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Clergy : Bills relative to—continued. 


13. For restraining and regulating the holding of Benefices in 
Plurality, and for amending the Laws relating to the Residence of 
the Clergy ; Ordered, xcur. 57. Presented ; printed ; 107. Second 
Reading put off for Three Months, 497. 

14. For the better Maintenance of the Discipline of the Clergy 
of the Church of England; Ordered, xc. 117. Not presented. 


15. For the more effectually enforcing Church Discipline ; 
From the Lords, xcr. 757. Not proceeded in. 


16. For protecting the Revenues of Vacant Ecclesiastical Dig- 
nities, Prebends, Canonries and Benefices without Cure of Souls, 
and for preventing the Lapse thereof during the pending Inquiries 
respecting the State of the Established Church in England and 
Wales; From the Lords, xc. 493. Read; printed; 504. Passed, 
with Amendments, 545. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 
557. R.A. 578. 

17. For suspending Appointments to certain Dignities and 
Offices in Cathedral and Collegiate Churches and to Sinecure 
Rectories; Ordered; presented ; printed; xcr. 702. R. a. 800. 


18. For continuing for a limited time the Enactments made in 
the last Session of Parliament for suspending Appointments to 
certain Dignities and Offices in Cathedral and Collegiate Churches, 
and to Sinecure Rectories; and for delaying for a limited time the 
Alteration of Ecclesiastical Jurisdictions in certain cases ; Ordered; 
presented; xcr1. 528. Petitions against ; From Canterbury, Dean 
and Chapter of, 558. Winchester, Dean and Chapter of, 609. 
Passed by the Lords, with Amendments, 620. Day appointed 
for considering them; Amendments to be printed; 645. Con- 
sidered ; one disagreed to; others agreed to; Committee appointed 
to draw up Reasons to be offered to the Lords at a Conference for 
disagreeing to the said Amendment; 650, (See Conferences, 9.) 
Reasons reported and agreed to, 659. Conference held and 
reported, 660. Lords do not insist upon their Amendment, 661. 
R. A. 661. 

19. To amend Acts relating to the Provisions of Ministers in 
Cities and Corporate Towns in Ireland; Ordered, uxxxu. 512. 
Presented; printed; 512. Petition against; From Wexford, 
567, P. R.A. 587. 


20. To consolidate the Laws in force in Ireland, for the Dis- 
appropriation of Benefices annexed to Dignities ; Ordered, txxx1. 
285. Presented; printed; 300. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
389. R.A. 391. 

21. To amend and render more effectual Act 50 Geo. ITI. 
c. 84, for augmenting Parochial Stipends in certain cases in Scot- 
land; Ordered, txx1x. 389. Presented, 409. As amended, 
printed, 443. R. a. 502. 


22. To regulate the Appointment of Ministers to Churches in 
Scotland erected by Voluntary Contributions; Ordered, txxxvit. 
497. Presented; printed; 565. Second Reading deferred, 608. 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 613. 


23. To regulate the Appointment of Ministers to Churches in 
Scotland erected by Voluntary Contribution, and which may be- 
come Parochial Churches; Ordered ; presented ; printed ; txxxrx. 
78. Petition of Minister, Elders and Congregation of Gilcomston 
Chapel of Ease, Aberdeen, against 488. Bill passed by the 
Lords, with Amendments, 404. As amended by the Lords, to 
be printed, 408. Day appointed for considering Amendments, 
454. Consideration deferred, 509. Ameridments considered 
and agreed to, with Amendments, 513. Amendments to Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 532. Rk. a. 539. 


Motions relative to : 


24. For taking Report upon Clergy Residence Bill into further 
consideration ; Withdrawn, Lxx1x. 367. 


25. For leave to bring in a Bill to repeal so much of Statute 
21 Geo. II. c. 8, as forbids the Severance of any Parish from a 
Dignity ; Withdrawn, txxrx. 65. 

See Accounts and Papers, 1236-1267. 6652. 6746. &lt;Ad- 
dresses, 245-267. 1483. Charities. Church of England. 
Church of Ireland. Church of Scotland. East India 
Affairs. Episcopal Unions. Felonies. Petitions, 484. 
Roman Catholic Clergy. Supply, 175.177. Tithes. West 
India Clergy. 


Clerks, Articled:: Bills relative to: 


1. To allow the Inrolment of Articles of Clerkship to Solicitors 
and Attornies in England, and the making and filing Affidavits ; 
Ordered, txxx. 164. Presented, 173. R. a. 586. 


2. To allow further time for the inrolling of Articles of Clerk- 
ship to Solicitors, Attornies and others in Great Britain ; Ordered, 
Lxxx1. 226. Presented, 233. Printed, 237. Petition of Attor- 
nies and Solicitors of Westminster against, 264, Pp. R. a. 376. 





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(1820—1887.) 





Clerks, Articled : Bills relative to—continued. 


3. To allow for a time, to be limited, the Inrolment of certain 
Articles of Clerkship, and Assignments thereof; Ordered, txxxu. 
503. Presented; printed; 505. rR. a. 598. 


4. To prevent Clerks and others from being prejudiced by 


Attornies omitting to take out Certificates; Ordered, txxx. 164. 
Presented, 174. R. a. 586. 


Clerk of Assize :—see Accounts and Papers, 1268. 


Addresses, 74. Assize, Clerk of. 


Clerk of the Crown : Bills relative to : 


1. To repeal so much of Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 84, relating 
to certain Offices connected with the Court of Chancery, as 
relates to the amount of the Salary granted to the Clerk of the 
Crown in Chancery ; and to make other provisions in relation to 
the said Office; Ordered, xc. 546. Presented; printed; 555. 
rR. A. G11. 

2. To regulate the Office of Clerk of the Crown of the 
Court of the King’s Bench in Ireland; Ordered, uxxxvu. 243. 
Not presented.———Another Bill ordered, txxxvu. 262. Pre- 
sented; printed; 291. Rr. a. 430. 


Matters done, and ordered to be done, by the 
Clerk of the Crown or his Deputy : 

3. Deputy Clerk of the Crown in Chancery in Great Britain 
delivers to the Deputy to the Clerk of the House a Book, con- 
taining a List of the Names of Members returned to serve in 
Parliament, txxv. 107.———To the Clerk of the House, uxxx11. 
7.—Lxxxvi. 5, 521.—.Lxxxvu. 4. ———Clerk of the Crown de- 
livers to the Clerk of the House, &amp;c. xc. 3. 

4. Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend Returns; 
Forthwith, txxxvi. 725.—.1xxxvi. 58. Immediately, txxxv1. 
440. On the Morrow, txxv. 285.—.Lxxvi. 77.—.Lxxx11. 378.— 
LXXXV. 357.—LXxxvi. 344. 741.—.Lxxxvill. 143.—.Lxxxrx. 540. 
On future days, Lxxv.311.—Lxxxu1. 217.—.Lxxxvi. 139,—LxXxxvitl. 
406.———Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend Returns; 
Forthwith, xc. 198.—xc1. 364. On the Morrow, xc. 168.—xci. 
333. On future Days, xc. 320. 


5. Deputy Clerk of the Crown attends according to Order, and 
amends Returns, txxv. 289.—.xxvi. 84.—Lxxx11. 384.—LXxxv. 
365.—LXxXxvI. 440. 726.—Lxxxvil. 58.—Lxxxvinl. 146.—.Lxxx1x. 
543.——The Clerk of the Crown, xc. 172.—xct. 364.—xci1. 
334. 


6. Deputy Clerk of the Crown and Hanaper in Ireland ordered 
to attend the House, xc. 125. Attends, and is examined, 152. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1269. Committees, 775. 


Clerk of the House :—see House, 81-115. 


Clerk of Nisi Prius :—see Assize, Clerk of. Com- 
mittees, 126,127. Nisi Prius. 


Clerk of the Parliaments :—see Partiament, 1. 


Clerks of the Peace : Bills relative to: 


1. To regulate the Appointment and Tenure of that Office ; 
Ordered, txxv. 138. Presented; printed; 205. n. a. 374. 


2. To compel Clerks of the Peace for Counties, and other 
Persons, to take the custody of such Documents as shall be 
directed to be deposited with them under the Standing Orders of 
either House of Parliament; From the Lords, xc. 645. Read 
646. Passed, with Amendments, 668. 
by the Lords, 669. R. a. 670. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1270, 1271. Committees, 776-778. 
Petitions, 480. Supply, 178. 


Clerk of the Pell :—see Addresses, 923. 


Amendments agreed to 


Clerk of the Pleas :—sece Committees, 125. Exche- 
quer Court, Ireland, 4. 


Clifton Maybank Rectory :—see Estates, 37. 
Climbing Boys :—see Addresses, 268. Petitions, 402. 


Clinton, Sir William Henry :—see Accouns 
and Papers, 6697. 


Clonmel :—see Accounts and Papers, 1274, &amp;e. Com- 
mittees, 1277. 


Clover 
4P 


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—— 


Clover Seed :—Bin to prevent the adulteration of Clover | Coach Makers’ Licenses :—see Assessed Tames, 19, 


and other Seeds ; Ordered, txxvi. 412. Presented ; printed ; 418. 


Petition of Merchants of London against, 431, rp. Committee Coachmen :——See Accounts and Papers, 1277, Addresses, 


put off for Three Months, 462. 
1276. 3099. Committees,779. Petitions, 489. 





1—7. 


See Accounts and Papers, 


Coals and Coal-Meters. 


I. Bills relative to Coals and Coal-Meters, Ordered in on Motion; 


269, &amp;e. Stage Coaches. 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Coals and Coal-Meters, and Pro- 


ceedings thereon; 8, 9. 





I. Bills relative to, Ordered in on Motion: 


1. Tocontinue Acts 45 Geo. III. c. 128,and 50 Geo. III. c. 110, 
allowing the bringing of Coals, Culm and Cinders to London and 
Westminster, by Inland Navigation; Ordered, txxv. 355. Pre- 
sented, 363. Rr. A. 455. 

2. To continue for atime to be limited the low Duties on 
Coals and Culm carried Coastwise to any Port within the Princi- 
pality of Wales; Ordered, txxv. 361. Presented, 365. R. A. 
455.———Another Bill; Ordered, txxvu. 344. Presented, 349. 
R. A. 406.————Another Bill; Ordered, txx1x. 377. Presented, 
383. R. A. 450. 

3. To repeal the Duties on Coals and Slates carried Coastwise, 
and to reduce the Duties on Coals exported; Ordered, txxxv1. 
263. Presented; printed; 272. Committee deferred, 511. Not 
proceeded in. 

4. For extending the Drawback on Coals used in the Mines 
and Smelting Works within the Counties of Cornwall and Devon ; 
Ordered, txxvi. 332. Presented, 341. Leave given to offer a 
Clause relative to the Coal Mines of Pembrokeshire, 408. Bill 
read the Third Time; Clause offered; Second Reading thereof 
superseded by Adjournment; 430. R. a. 492. 

5. To regulate the Vend and Delivery of Coals in the Cities of 
London and Westminster, and in certain parts of Middlesex, 
Surrey, Kent and Essex; Ordered, txxxvi. 390. Presented ; 
printed; 446. Committed, 502. Not proceeded in. 








6. For regulating the Vend and Delivery of Coals in the Cities 
of London and Westminster, and in certain parts of the Counties 
of Middlesex, Surrey, Kent, Essex, Hertfordshire, Buckingham- 
shire and Berkshire; Ordered; presented; printed; txxxvi. 558. 
Order for considering Bill in a Committee of the whole House; 
Read and discharged ; Bill committed to a Select Committee ; 683. 
(See Committees,781.) Bill reported, and, as amended, printed, 759. 


Bill re-committed to former Committee, 787. Reported, 829. 
Bill re-committed to a Committee of the whole House, 832. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 884. R. a. 890. 


Petitions against ; From, Principal and Labouring Land Coal 
Meters, and Clerks, Officers and Persons employed in the Land 
Metage of Coals for the County of Surrey, txxxvi. 655, Pp. Inha- 
bitants of Uxbridge, 754, p. 

Petitions for Provision for their Families in the event of passing 
the Bill; From Journeymen Coal-Measure Makers of London, 
LXxXvi. 754. 

Petition for Additional Provision ; From, Coal Whippers in the 
Port of London, txxxvi. 590. 


7. To repeal so much of Act 28 Geo. III. c. 53, as prevents 
more than Five Persons joining in the Coal Trade; Ordered, xc1. 
714. Presented; printed; 718. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
839. R. A. 842. 














Il. Petitions for Bills relative to, and Proceedings thereon : 


Kent : Surrey—continued. 





8. For preventing Frauds in the Admeasurement of Coals in 
several Parishes in Kent; Referred, txxv.200. Bill ordered, 250. 
Presented, 257. Petitions against, referred; Counsel ordered ; 
823. 336. Voices, 324. Time enlarged for Report, 336. Pe- 
tition in favour, 375. Bill passed, 375. Not returned from the 
Lords.———-For preventing Frauds in the Admeasurement and 
Delivery of Coals in certain Parishes in that County; Referred, 
uxxvi. 58. Bill ordered, 107. Presented, 142. Petitions 
against, 207. Petition in favour, 207. Second Reading put off 
for Six Months, 207. 


Surrey: 

9. To continue the present principal Land Coal Meter for the 
several Parishes of Egham, Thorpe, &amp;c.; Referred, uxxxuu. 54. 
Bill ordered, 167. Presented,179. Not proceeded in. For 
enabling the Justices of the Peace forthe County of Surrey to 








appoint two or more Persons to act as principal Land Coal Meters 
for the several Parishes and Places therein mentioned ; Referred, 
txxxm. 56. Bill ordered, 104. Presented, 116. Petition pray- 
ing that former Petitions may be referred to the Committee, 188. 
Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered; 188. 192. 198. 
Lords’ Amendment agreed to,371. Rr. a. 375.———— For continuing 
above Act, and for the appointment of Two or more principal Land 
Coal Meters; Referred, txxxv. 79. Bill ordered, 138. Pre- 
sented, 147. Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and to 
report on a certain Day, 605. Petition against, 608. R.a. 646. 
———To continue Act, enabling Justices to appoint Coal Meters; 
Referred, Lxxxvi. 313. Not proceeded in. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1278-1317. Committees, 128-134. 
780. 782.1338. Customs, 11,12. Dublin, 1-4. Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne. Petitions, 490-526, Reports ( Lords’), VI. 
Sunderland. 















































COAL——COMMERCIAL. 





Coal Exchange, London :—see markets, 1. 


Coal Yards :—Bin to repeal so much of several Acts as 
relates to Coal Yards, established at the Expense of the Public in 
Dublin and Cork; Ordered, txxvz..379. Presented; printed ; 
885. n.a,492. See Committees, 135. . Dublin, 4. 


Coasting Trade : Bills relative to: 


1. To amend several Acts relating to the Coasting Trade of 

Great Britain; Ordered, txxvi. 436. Presented, 441. R.a. 502. 

2. For the Encouragement and Improvement of the Coasting 

Trade of Ireland ; Ordered, txxv. 200. Presented; printed ; 

- 920. Instruction relative to the Stamp Duties on Customs Bonds, 
238. R. A. 374, 


See Accounts and Papers,1318-1321. Committees, 136, &amp;c. 
Smugglers and Smuggling. 


Cobbett, William :—see Petitions, 528. 


Cobbett’s Register :—otion, That the Publication, 
intituled, “ Cobbett’s Weekly Political Register,” of the 11th 
December, is a malicious and scandalous Libel, &amp;c. ; txxxvi. 202. 
Pr. Q", and Motion withdrawn; 203. 


Cochineal and Indigo :—Bin to further continue 
Act 7 Geo. II., for the free Importation of Cochineal and Indigo ; 
Ordered, txxvi. 132. Presented, 145. rk. a. 200. See Com- 
mittees, 138. 


Cockerham, Advowson :—Bil to effect a Partition 
of the Advowson of the Vicarage and Parish Church of Cockerham, 
in the County Palatine of Lancaster, and to confirm the Sale of 
the next Turn or Right of Presentation thereto; From the Lords, 
LXxxix. 324. Read, 326. Rr. a. 400. See Tithes, 43. 


Cocoa Nuts: Bills relative thereto : 

1. To decrease the Duty on Cocoa Nuts imported ; to exempt 
certain Goods from the payment of the Auction Duties on the 
first Sale thereof, and to provide that the Parish of St. Pancras, 
in the County of Middlesex, shall be under the inspection of the 
Head Office of Excise in Great Britain; Ordered, txx1x. 377. 
Instruction relative to the Duties on Cocoa Nuts, 420. Instruc- 
tion relative to the Parish of St. Pancras, 421. Bill presented, 
421. Committed, 426. Instruction to make provision for 
assimilating the Duties on Licenses to Maltsters in Ireland, to 
those of England; and Bill considered, 455. rR. a. 502. 

2. Relative to the Duty on the Importation of; (Ordered, 
LXxXx. 299, but not presented.) 


See Accounts and Papers, 1322. Committees, 139, &amp;c. 


Cocoa Paste :—-see Stamp and Stamp Duties, 14. 
Cod Fishery :—see Fish and Fisheries. 


Codrington, Sir Edward :—see Accounts and 
Papers, 3950-3954. Addresses, 803. 1416. Commitees, 455. 
Navarin. 


Coffee :—Bin to revive, continue and amend Act 52 Geo. IIL, 
to regulate the separation of damaged from sound Coffee, and to 
permit Dealers to send out any quantity of Coffee not exceeding 
Eight Pounds Weight without Permit; Ordered, uxxv. 381. 
Presented, 391. . a. 455. See Accounts and Papers, 1324- 
1329. Committees,141. Petitions, 531,532. Sugar, 11. West 
Indies, 2. Wine, 1. 


Coffins, [ron :—Petition for a Bill to allow the use of 
Iron Coffins in all Public Churchyards; Referred, txxvu. 52. 
Bill ordered, 91. Presented, 117. Committed, 223. Petitions 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 220. 241. 243. 253. 262. 
269. 285. 305. 309. 325. Voices, 241. Not reported. See 
Petitions, 1161. 


Cognovit Actionem :—see Judgment and Execu- 


tion. 


Coin and Coinage :—Bin for consolidating and 
amending the Laws against Offences relating to the Coin; From 
the Lords, xxxxvu. 264. Read; printed ; 266. r.a. 331. See 
Accounts and Papers, 1332-1349. Addresses, 271. 1485. 
Mint, 2. Supply, 179. 


Colchester :—see Sessions. 


Cold Bath Fields Meeting :—see Committees, 


783.. Petitions, 535. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





College Lands :—see Church Lands. Universities 


Colonies: Bills relative to: 


1. To regulate the Trade of the British Possessions abroad ; 


Ordered, xxxx. 310. Presented; printed; 473. As amended, 
printed, 552. Re-committed, 593. R. a. 626. 


2. Toamend above Act; Ordered, rxxxv1, 64. Presented ; 
printed; 85. Instruction respecting certain Duties on the Import- 
ation of Staves and Headings, and on White and Yellow Pine 
Lumber, 383. pr. a. 517. 

3. To regulate the Trade of the British Possessions abroad ; 
Ordered, txxxviir. 239. Presented; printed; 253. R. a. 726. 


4. To render valid Acts done by the Governor of any of His 
Majesty’s Plantations after the expiration of his Commission by 
the Demise of his late Majesty; Ordered, txxxvi. 133. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 134. As amended, printed, 158. nr. a. 201. 


5. Motion, for Address for a Commission to inquire into the 
State of the Settlements of the Cape of Good Hope, the Mauritius 
and Ceylon; Amendment proposed, and Debate thereon adjourned ; 
Lxxvil. 467. Resumed; Amendment withdrawn; Address there- 
upon; 470. 

See Accounts, Public, 2. Accounts and Papers, 1355-1380. 
6747. Addresses, 274-292. 1382, &amp;c. America. Com- 
mittees, 142-145. 784. 987.1210, 1211. 1227. 1434. Cri- 
minal Justice, 6. East India Affairs,10. Postage, 14. 
Rum, Supply, 450. Transportation and Transports. 
West Indies. 


Columbia :———See Accounts and Papers, 1354. Addresses, 


1486. Petitions, 546. Postage, 25. 


Combination Laws: Bills relative to: 


1. For repealing Acts respecting Combinations of Workmen, 
and for more effectually protecting Trade ; Ordered, txxviut. 87. 
Presented; printed; 236. Second Reading deferred, 467. Not 
proceeded in. 

Petitions in favour; From Belper, 439, p.—Leicester, Cord- 
wainers, Framework-Knitters and Woolcombers, 382, p.— 
Moggridge, Mr., 337, rp. Monmouth, 348. (Pp. 368.) — Norwich, 
439, p. Nottingham, 409.— Richards, John, 426, rp. — Sutton 
Ashfield, 412, p—Wymondham, 439, p. 

Petitions against; From Bradford, 391, p.—Coventry, 439, pv. 
—Dudley, 345, p.—Halifax, 376, p.—Nottingham, Inhabitants, 
477, Pr. Nottingham, Merchants, 407, Pp. 


2. Torepeal the Laws relative to the Combination of Workmen, 
and for other purposes; Ordered, uxxrx. 408. Presented; 
printed ; 423. As amended, printed, 442. Lords’ Amendment 
agreed to, 521. R. a. 524, 

3. To repeal Act 5 Geo. IV. c. 95, and to make provisions in 
lieu thereof; Ordered, txxx. 544. Presented; printed; 553. 
Question Negatived for bringing up Clauses, offered to be added 
on Third Reading, 621. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 631. 
R. A. 642. 

See also Committees, 785. Petitions, 549-551. 


Commercial Credit, Ireland: Bills: 


1. For the assistance of Trade and Manufactures in Ireland, 
by authorizing the advance of certain Sums for the support of 
Commercial Credit ; Ordered, txxv. 322. Presented, 332. nk. a. 
422, 

2. To amend above Act; Ordered, xxxvu. 140. Presented, 
145. Printed, 154. nr. a. 266. 

3. To amend Act of this present Session, for amending Act 
1 Geo. IV., for the assistance of Trade and Manufactures in Ire- 
land; Ordered, txxvu. 447. Presented, 449. R. a. 480, 

4. To amend Acts 1 Geo. IV., c. 39, and 3 Geo. IV., c. 118; 
Ordered, txxvim. 290. Presented; printed; 294. R. a. 433. 


5. Report, 29 April 1793, from the Select Committee on Com- 
mercial Credit, to be re-printed, txxx1. 32. See Accounts and 
Papers, 1381, 1382. Committees, 147-149. Works, Public. 


Commercial Distress :— See Accounts and Papers, 


1383, 1384. Committees, 1459. Distress. Petitions, 552. 


Commercial Intercourse :—Motion for appoint- 


ing a Select Committee to inquire into the Commercial Inter- 
course between Great Britain and Ireland; Question amended ; 
Resolution, That the House will at an early period in the next 
Session take into Consideration the Duties and Regulations affect- 
ing the Trade between Great Britain and Ireland; uxxvs. 287. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1883. Committees. 


Commercial 








COM MERCIAL——COMMITTEES. 





Commercial Relations :—see Accounts and Pa- 
pers, 6786. 


Commercial Restrictions :—see Petitions, 555. 


Commercial Sale Rooms, London :— 
Petition for a Bill for regulating the Management of the Com- 
mercial Sale Rooms; Referred, uxxvi. 57. Not reported. 


Commissaries :—See Accounts and Papers, 1386-1394. 
Addresses, 293-296. 


Commissariat Department :— see Accounts 
and Papers, 217-234. Supply, 51-55, 451-454. 


Commissary Courts of Scotland : 


Bills relative to : 

1. For abolishing Inferior Commissary Courts in Scotland ; 
Ordered, txxvu. 140. Presented; printed; 174. Motion for 
putting off the Second Reading of the Bill for Six Months, super- 
seded by Adjournment, 278. Second Reading put off for Six 
Months, 314. 


2. For the better granting of Confirmations, and the Regulation 
of the Commissary Court of Edinburgh, and for altering and 
regulating the Jurisdiction of Inferior Commissaries in Scotland ; 
Ordered, txxvii. 183, Not presented. 


3. For the better granting of Confirmations and Regulations 
of the Commissary Court of Edinburgh, and for regulating Infe- 
rior Commissaries in Scotland ; Ordered, txxvu. 178. Presented ; 
printed ; 183. Instruction to divide the Bill into Two Bills; 
Bill considered ; Report, that the Committee had divided the Bill 
into Two Bills, 260. See infra, 4, 5. 

4. For the better granting of Confirmations in Scotland; Re- 
ported; Day appointed for further considering Report; and 
Bill, as amended, printed; txxvimt. 260. Re-committed, 320. 
As amended, printed, 372. Agreed to by the Lords, with 
Amendments, 480. Lords’ Amendments considered, 482. Some 
agreed to, others disagreed to, Nem. con. Committee appointed 
to draw up Reasons, to be offered to the Lords at a Conference, 
483. Report of Reasons, 484. Conference held, and reported ; 





Commissary Courts of Scotland : 


Bills relative to—continued. 
485. (See Conferences, 3.) Lords do not insist on their Amend-’ 
ments, 485. R.A. 486. 

5. For the Regulation of Commissary Courts in Edinburgh, an 
altering and regulating the Jurisdiction of Inferior Commissarj 
in Scotland ; Reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report; Bill, as amended, printed; xixxvim. 260. Petition 
from Irvine, against, 293, p. Bill re-committed, 320. As 
amended, printed, 372. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 478. Considered; some agreed to, others disagreed to, 
Nem. con. Committee to draw up Reasons, to be offered to the 
Lords at a Conference, 482. Reasons reported, 483. Conference 
held, and reported, 484, (See Conferences, 1.) Lords do not 
insist on their Amendments, 485. R.A. 485. 


6. To abolish the Commissary Court of Edinburgh, and to 
regulate the mode of taking Proofs in Consistorial Causes in 
Scotland; Ordered, xc1. 83. Presented; printed; 88. Lords’ 
Amendment agreed to, 681. R.a. 710. 


Motions relative to : 
7. For leave to bring in a Bill to abolish the Inferior Commise 
sary Courts of Scotland; Negatived, txxvit. 35. 
8. For adjournment to supersede Motion for now reading the 
Third Time the Commissary Courts Bill; Negatived, xxv. 405, 
9. For agreeing to certain Amendments made by the Lords 
to the Commissary Courts Bill; Negatived, txxvii. 482. 


10. For agreeing to certain Amendments made by the Lords 
to the Confirmations (Scotland) Bill; Negatived, txxvimt. 483. 


Commission of the Peace :—see Accounts and 
Papers, 1395-1414. 6748. Addresses, 297-307. Justices of the 
Peace. 


Commissions :—See Addresses, 808-311. 
Committees, 1360. 1460. Fees. Offices. 


Circuits. 


Commissioners of Accounts :—Séee Accounts, 
Public. 








Committees. 





Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider Various 


Matters ; 1—699. 


Select Committees appointed ; 700—1292. 


1.—Secret Committees ; 700—702. 


2.—To consider Various Matters ; 703—1222. 
3.—T0 do Varwus Matters ; 1223—1238. 
4.—To inspect Lords’ Journals ; 1239—1292. 


III. 


Orders and Incidental Proceedings; 1293—1331. 


IV. Questions and Previous Questions Negatived and Superseded, 
and Motions Withdrawn; 1332—1500. 


1.—Questions Negatived ; 1332—1430. 


2.— Questions Superseded by reading the Orders or other Orders of the Day ; 1431. 
3.—Questions Superseded by Adjournment ; 1432—1436. 
4.—Questions Superseded by the Previous Question ; 1437—1440. 


5.—Motions Withdrawn ; 1441—1500. 





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relative to,— 


Aberdeen, University of: 

1. Treasury Minute, dated 17 July 1832, respecting the Pur- 
chase of the Rights of the University of Aberdeen to certain 
Copies of Books; [King’s Recommendation signified,] uxxxvu1. 
533. Considered; Proceedings in Committee; 537. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 539. See Aberdeen, 1. 


Acetous Acid: 


2. Acts 58 Geo. IIT. c. 65, and 55 Geo. III. c. 176, relating 
to the Excise Duties on Acetous Acid, and the Duties on Drain- 
ing Tiles; txxvi. 441. Considered, 445. Resolutions reported, 
and Bill ordered, 450. See Acetous Acid. 


Addresses : 


3. To consider of an Address to His Majesty for the usual 
Remunerations to the Officers of the Houses of Parliament; 
1821; txxvi. 492. Considered, 497. Resolutions for Addresses; 
Reported, and agreed to; 501. 1822; Lxxvil. 473. 475. 
477. 1823; Lxxvill. 471, 472. 475. 1824; ~xxix. 511. 520. 
1825; Lxxx. 617. 622. 18265; LxxxI. 365. 374. 1827 ; 
LXXxiI. 595. 598.——1828; txxxu. 544. 546. 1829 5 LXxxIV. 
358. 365.——1830; Lxxxv. 630. 634.—— 1831; Lxxxvi. 901. 
905. 909.1832; Lxxxvul. 570. 572. 578.——1833; LxxxvIII. 
698. 710. 716.——1834; Lxxxix. 571. 578. 582.——-1835; xc. 
626. 633. 642. See Addresses, 1407. 1412. 1415. 























4. To consider of an Address to His Majesty for publishing 
the Ancient Histories of the Kingdom ; txxvu. 439. Considered, 
458. Resolutions for Addresses reported, and agreed to, 461. 
See Addresses, 1373. 


Admiralty Courts (Scotland) : 
- §. Compensation to the Clerks and other Officers of the Courts 
of Admiralty, &amp;c.; [King’s Recommendation signified,] txxvz. 
65. Considered, 76. Resolution reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report, &amp;c.; 82. Report further considered ; 
Resolution amended, and agreed to; and Bill ordered; 110. 
See Admiralty, Court of, 2. 


Admiralty Court (Ireland) : 

6. (Conduct of Sir Jonah Barrington); To consider Report 
and Depositions respecting, txxxv. 196. Considered, 384. Re- 
port; Resolutions; Report to be further considered, and Resolu- 
tions to be printed; 398. Report further considered, and agreed 
to, 460. See Addresses, 1372. 


African Company : 

7. Allowances to Officers and Servants of the Company ; 
[King’s Recommendation signified,] txxv1. 93. Considered, 105. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to, 110. Instruction accordingly, 
111. See African Forts. 


Agricultural Distress : 

8. So much of the King’s Speech as relates to the depressed 
state of Agriculture; txxvu. 13. Part of the King’s Speech 
read; Entry in the Journal read; Resolution thereupon; 30. 
Certain Accounts ordered, 30. See Accounts and Papers, 4952, 
4953. 

9. Report of 1 April 1822, from the Select Committee on the 
Petitions complaining of the depressed State of Agriculture ; 
Lxxvil. 216. Considered, 216. Report further considered, 237. 
242, 245. 248. 252. Eleven Resolutions reported, 256. Amend- 
ments proposed to the First Resolution, but not made, 259. Reso- 
lution agreed to; Subsequent Resolutions agreed to; Bill or- 
dered ; 260. See Corn, 2. 


Alderney :—See infra, 544. 
America :—See infra, 458. 


America and West India Trade : 

10. Duties on the Importation of certain Articles from the 
East Indies into America or the West Indies; txxvi1. 389. 
Considered, 394. Resolutions reported, and Instruction accord- 
ingly, 397. See East India, 8. 

11. Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 45; txxvi. 8. Considered, 17. Re- 
solutions reported, and Bill ordered, 19. See West Indies, 5. 


12, Acts 3 Geo. IV. c. 45, and 4 Geo. IV. c. 2 &amp; 24; uxxx. 
228. Considered, 238. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 
248, See Colonies, 1. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820--1837.) 


I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider Various Matters,— 








America, North :—See infra, 350. 


American Colonies : 


13. Allowing a Drawback on Goods imported into any British 
Colony in America on Exportation; txxv. 223. Considered, 231. 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 238. See America, 1. 

See infra, 676-679. 


American Loyalists : 

14. Address for Compensation to the American Loyalists ; 
Paper presented 30 April, read; Motions, That the House will 
immediately resolve itself into the Committee, and for the House 
to adjourn, withdrawn; txxvi. 419. Committee deferred, 421. 
434.451. Not considered. 


Anatomy : 

15. Defraying the Expenses of the Commissioners for regulat- 
ing Schools of Anatomy; [King’s Recommendation signified,] 
LXxxIv. 278. Considered, 286. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to, 290. Instruction to make Provision accordingly, 291. 
See Anatomy, 2. 

16. Granting Salaries to Officers to be appointed under the 
Anatomy Bill; [King’s Recommendation signified,] Lxxxvu1. 45. 
Considered ; Proceedings in Committee, 49. Resolution reported, 
53. To be further considered, 54. Further considered, and 
agreed to, 56. See Anatomy, 3. 


Ancient Historians :—See supra, 4; infra, 295. 


Annuities: 


Navy Five per Cents. : 
17. Acts relative thereto; txxvi1. 56. Acts of the Parliament 
of Ireland referred; Considered, 60. Resolutions reported, 65. 
Bill ordered, 66. See Anuuities, 3. 


Five per Cents. (Ireland): 

18. Acts of the Parliament of Ireland in the 33d, 34th, 35th, 
36th, 37th, 38th, 39th &amp; 40th Geo. III., and of the United King- 
dom in the 44th, 52d &amp; 53d Geo. III.; txxvi. 118. Considered, 
125. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 127. See Annui- 
ties, 4. 


Four per Cents. : 

19. Acts relating thereto; txx1x. 77. Considered, 83. Re- 
solutions reported, and Bill or Bills ordered, 92.—(See Annuities, 
6.) Act 17 Geo. III. c. 46, read; Mr. Speaker to give Notice at 
the Bank of England; 94. First Nine Resolutions and Order to 
be printed; Last Nine Resolutions to be printed; 103. Mr. 
Speaker acquaints the House that he had given Notice accord- 
ingly, 108. 

20. Acts relating thereto; rxx1x. 277. Considered, 338. Re- 
solutions reported, and Bill ordered, 343. See Annuities, 8. 

21. Acts 3 Geo. IV. c. 9 &amp; 17; txxxv. 223. Considered, 
232. Eight Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 238. See 
Annuities, 9. 

22. To consider the above Act, txxxv. 386. Considered, 399. 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 408. See Annuities, 10. 

23. Acts 7 Geo. IV. c. 39, and 10 Geo. IV. c. 31; uxxxrx. 
257. Considered; Proceedings in Committee; 271, 272. Reso- 
lutions reported, 279. Agreed to; Bill ordered; 280. See 
Annuities, 11. 

24. To consider of providing for paying off the Holders of 
Four per Cent. Annuities who dissent to the Terms of the Resolu- 
tion of 12 May; uxxx1x. 356. Committee deferred, 367. Con- 
sidered, 373. Resolution reported, 3838. Agreed to; Bill or- 
dered ; 384. See Annuities, 11. 


Life Annuities : 

25. Acts 48 Geo. III. c. 142, 49 Geo. ITT. c. 64, and 52 Geo. 
III. c. 129; uxxxmm. 157. Report from Select Committee on 
Public Income and Expenditure ; Referred ; Acts considered ; re- 
ported,.and Bill ordered ; 162. See Annuities, 12. 

26. Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 16, for repealing so much of several 
Acts as relates to the granting of Life Annuities; Lxxxtv. 75. 
Considered, 79. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 82. 
See Annuities, 13. 


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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Annuity Tax :—See infra, 291. 


Apprentices :—See infra, 441. 


Arrack : 

27. Allowing Arrack and other Spirits from India to be im- 
ported under certain Regulations; txxvi. 451. Considered, 461. 
Resolution reported, and Instruction accordingly, 465. See 
Spirits, 3. 


Assessed Taxes : 
28. Act 59 Geo. III. c. 51, to relieve Persons compounding 
for their Assessed Taxes from an annual Assessment; Lxxv. 382. 
Considered, 391. Resolutions reported, and agreed to, and Bill 
ordered, 399. See Assessed Taxes, 1. 


29. Act 59 Geo. III. c. 51, to relieve Persons compounding 
for their Assessed Taxes from an annual Assessment; Lxxvi. 271. 
Considered, 274. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 281. 
See Assessed Taxes, 2. 

30. Acts 56 Geo. III. c. 66, and 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 110, and 
Acts of last Session, relative thereto; txxvu. 284. Considered, 292. 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 297. See Assessed 
Taxes, 3. 

31. Acts relative thereto; txxvi1.60. Considered, 64. Reso- 
lutions reported, and Bill ordered, 82. See Assessed Taxes, 10. 


32. Acts 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 113, 3 Geo. IV. c. 50, relative 

‘ thereto; txxvu. 363. Iustruction to consider so much of Act 

52 Geo. III. as relates to the Duties on Horses under 13 Hands, 

363. Considered, 369. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 
372. See Assessed Taxes, 3. 


33. Compositions to be entered into in Ireland on Assessed 
Taxes; txxvi. 242. Considered, 352. Resolutions reported, and 
Bill ordered, 359. See Assessed Taxes, 17. 


34. Acts txxvil. 64. Considered, 82. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 87. See Assessed Taxes, 18. 


relative thereto; 


35. Acts relative to the Duties on Assessed Taxes; txxx. 129. 
Considered, 134. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 
See Assessed Taxes, 11. 

36. Composition Acts 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 113; txxx1. 
Considered, 225. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 
See Assessed Taxes, 6. 

37. 
Compositions; Lxxxiv. 205. 


Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 22, to enable Persons to continue their 
Considered ; Reported, and Bill 
ordered, 214. See Assessed Taxes, 7. 

38. Act 10 Geo. IV. c.21; txxxv. 531. Considered, 545. Reso- 
lutions reported, and Bill ordered, 551. See Assessed Tazes, 8. 

39. Act 1 Will. IV. c. 35; txxxvi. 587. 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 613. 
Taxes, 8. 

40. Acts relating thereto; txxxvul. 397. 
ceeding in Committee; 408. 
reported ; Bill ordered; 427. See Taxed Carts. 


41. Composition, Acts relating thereté; txxxvu1. 504. 
sidered, 508. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 509. 
Assessed Taxes, 8. 

42. Acts relating thereto; Lxxxvim. 292. 


Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 425. 
Taxes, 13. 


43. Composition, Act 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c. 113; txxxvint. 542. 
Considered ; Resolution reported, and Bill ordered; 546. See 
Assessed Taxes, 8. 

44. Acts relating thereto; .xxxrx. 527. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 530, 
Taxes, i4. 

45. Acts 5 Geo. IV. c. 44, and 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c. 113; xcz. 
667. Considered; Resolution reported ; Bill ordered; 686. See 
Assessed Taxes, 15. 

See infra, 359. 


Considered, 602. 
See Assessed 


Considered ; Pro- 
Report deferred, 414. Resolution 


Con- 


See 


Considered, 420. 
See Assessed 


Considered, 529. 
See Assessed 


Assistant Barristers :—See infra, 537. 


Auctions and Auctioneers: 
46. Exempting certain Sales by Auction from Duty; uxxv1. 


185. Considered, 191. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 
195. Not presented. 


47. Acts relative to the Duties on Licenses taken out by Auc- 
tioneers, and to the Duties on Auctions ; Lxxx1v. 90. Considered, 
189. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 195. See Auctions 
and Auctioneers, 2. 


Austrian Loan : 
48. Acts 35 Geo. III. c. 93, and 37 Geo. III. c. 59; txxrx, 
87. Convention signed at Vienna, 17 November 1823, and other 
Papers ; referred, 87. Considered, 94. Resolutions reported, and 
Bill ordered, 99. See Austrian Loan. 


Bank of England : 
49. Act 59 Geo. III. c. 49, to continue the Restrictions on 
Payments in Cash by the Bank; So much of Act 56 Geo. III, 
c. 68, as relates to the Circulation of Silver Coin; Referred ; rxxyz, 
144. Act 59 Geo. III. c. 99; Referred; Matters considered; 
180. Reported, and Bills ordered, 180. See Bank of Eng- 
land, 1. 

50. Acts relative to the Bank Charter and Promissory Notes; 
Lxxx1. 13. Instruction to consider Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 20; 13, 
Communications relative to an Alteration in the exclusive Priyj- 
leges of the Bank; Referred, 33. Acts further considered, 38, 
Three Resolutions reported ; Amendments proposed to be made to 
the First, but not made; Bill ordered upon the Two First; 44. 
See Promissory Notes, 2. 


51. Acts relative to the Bank Charter; rxxxvi1.440. Report 
on Bank of England Affairs (11 August 1832); Referred, 440, 
Acts considered ; Committee report Progress ; 444. Further con- 
sidered; Committee report Progress; 582. 536. Further con- 
sidered, 544. Resolutions reported, 548. Bill on the Five First 
Resolutions, and Bill on the last Resolution; Ordered, 549. See 
Bank of England, 4. Bankers, 1. 


52. Act 3&amp;4 Will. IV. c. 98, relating to the Bank Debt; 
Lxxx1x. 548. Considered; Proceedings in Committee; 549. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 552. See Bank of Eng- 
land, 5. 


Bank of Ireland: 

53. Act 48 Geo. III. c. 103, for extending the Provisions of 
several Acts for establishing the Bank of Ireland, txxvi. 294. 
Considered, 307. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 315. 
See Bank of Ireland, 2. 

54. Acts 48 Geo. III. c. 103, and 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 72, for 
establishing the Bank of Ireland, txxvi1. 139. Considered, 175. 


Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 179. See Bank of Ire- 
land, 4. 


Bank Notes : 


55. Act 56 Geo. III. c. 21, to revive and continue Act 
17 Geo. III., relative thereto, txxvi. 340. Considered; Re- 
ported, and Bill ordered, 361. See Promissory Notes, 1. 


Bankruptcy Judges : 

56. To consider of the Allowance of Travelling Expenses to 
the Judges of the Court of Bankruptcy; [King’s Recommendation 
signified,] Lxxxvim.622. Considered; Proceedings in Commit- 
tee; 622. Resolution reported and agreed to, and Instruction 
accordingly, 631. See Bankrupts, 13. 


Banks :—See infra, 551. 


Barilla : 


57. Act 59 Geo. III. c. 52, relating thereto; txxvm. 448. 
Considered, 455. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 457. 
See Barilla, 1. 

58. Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 109, relative to the Duties thereon, 
Lxxvill. 360. Considered, 392. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 398. See Barilla, 2. 

59. Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 111, for granting Duties of Customs, 
Lxxxvi. 210. Treasury Minute relating to the Duty on Barilla; 
Referred ; considered ; 218. Resolutions reported ; Bill ordered ; 
227. Not presented. 


Barracks : 
60. Contract for building a Barrack, dated 30 June 1820, 
uxxv. 421. Considered, 425. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 432. See Barracks, 1. 


Barrington, Sir Jonah :—See supra, 6. 
Barristers :—See infra, 537. 


Bath, Order of : 


61. King’s Message relative to, txxx1x. 190. Considered, 195. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered, 203. See 
Bath, Order of. 


Bayswater Sewer :—See infra, 557. 
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Beer : 








I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Bear and Bigg, Ireland : 

62. Acts relating to the Duties thereon; txxxv. 469. Con- 
sidered, 477. ‘Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 485. See 
Bear and Bigg. 


63. Acts 42 Geo. III. c. 38, and 56 Geo. III. c. 108, for 
securing the payment of the Duties of Excise on Beer and Ale, * 
Lxxvi. 170. Considered ; Reported, and Bill ordered; 181. See 
Beer, 1. 

64. Acts relative to the Duties thereon, txxvim. 135. Consi- 
dered, 156. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 165. See 
Beer, 3. 

65. Acts relative to the Duties thereon; txx1x. 219. Con- 
sidered, 260. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 268. See 
Beer, 5. 

66. Licenses Duties; txxxv. 427. Considered, 437. Reso- 
lution reported, and Instruction accordingly, 444. See Beer, 7. 

6%, Beer and Cider Duties Acts; txxxv.532. Considered and 
reported, 610. Report further considered, and Bill ordered, 613. 
See Beer, 15. 

68. Licenses; Act 1 Will. IV. c. 64; txxxvit. 664. Con- 
sidered ; Proceeding in Committee; 668. Resolution reported, 
and agreed to; Bill ordered; 673. See Beer, 10. 

See infra, 431. 


Berbice : —See infra, 253. 
Board of Works :—See infra, 682. 


Bonds : 


69. So much of Act 56 Geo. III. c. 5, as relates to the 
Duties on Bonds given for the Discharge of Goods ; txxv. 208. 
Considered, 219. Further considered, 231. Resolution reported, 
and Instruction accordingly, 238. See Coasting Trade, 2. 


See infra, 292. 
Boundaries of Baronies, &amp;c. :—See infra, 643. 


Brandy :—See infra, 414. 


Bribery at Elections : 

70. Payment of the Costs and Expenses incurred under the 
Bribery at Elections Bill; [The King’s Recommendation signi- 
fied,] uxxx1x. 136. Committee deferred, 139. Considered ; 
Proceedings in Committee, 143. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to, 148. See Elections, 27. 


Bridges : 
Conway : 

71. Defraying the Expense of erecting a Bridge over the River 
Conway, at Conway; [King’s Recommendation signified ;] Re- 
port from Committee on Conway Bridge; Referred ; txxvi. 240. 


Report, 27 June 1820, referred, 240. Considered, 246. Resolu- 
tions reported, and Bill ordered, 258. See Bridges, 5. 


London: 


72. Enabling the Lords of the Treasury to advance Money out 
of the Consolidated Fund towards re-building London Bridge ; 
[King’s Recommendation signified,] txxvm1. 263. Considered, 
368. Resolution reported, and Instruction accordingly, 372. 
See Bridges, 52. 


73. Petition and Report from Committee thereon, for authori- 
zing the Treasury to advance Money towards the Expense of re- 
building the same; txxx1. 138. Considered, 140. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 148. See Bridges, 52. 


74. Means of raising Money necessary to defray the Expense 
of improving the Avenues to London Bridge; [King’s Recom- 
mendation signified,] 1xxx1v. 86. Considered, 90. Resolution 
reported, and Instruction accordingly, 96. See Bridges, 52. 


Menai : 
75. Defraying the Expense of completing the Bridge over the 
Straits of Menai; [King’s Reeommendation signified,] txxvutt. 
376. Motion for referring the Estimate presented 6 June; [King’s 
Recommendation signified]; Motion agreed to; Matter considered ; 
394. Resolution reported and agreed to, 398. Read again, and 
Instruction accordingly, 412. See Turnpike Roads, 45. 


Southwark : 


76. Petition for Provision; [King’s Recommendation signi- 
fied,] uxx1x. 481. Considered, 485. Resolution reported and 
agreed to, and Instruction accordingly, 487. 


Bridgetown :—See infra, 349. 


Brimstone : 

77. Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 107, relating to the Drawback thereon ; 
uxxvit. 360. Considered, 368. Resolutions reported, and Bill 
ordered, 372. See Brimstone, 2. 


Buckingham Palace :—See infra, 402, 403. 


Buck Wheat : 


78. So much of Act 59 Geo. ITT. c. 52, as relates to the Duties 
imposed upon the Importation of Buck Wheat; ixxvi. 115. 
Considered, 127. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 132. 
Order for leave for Bill discharged ; Instruction accordingly ; 145. 
See Silk, 1. 


Burials : 

79. Act 9 Will. III. c. 1, relative to Burials in Suppressed 
Monasteries, Abbeys or Convents in Ireland; txxix. 169. Con- 
sidered, 169. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 181. See 
Burials. 


Butter Trade, Ireland: 


80. Act 56 Geo. III. c. 25, relative thereto; txxvi. 255. 
Committee deferred, 349. Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now 
leave the Chair, negatived, 360. 

81. Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. c. 61; itxxxm1. 470. Considered, 
reported, and Bill ordered, 481. See Butter Trade, 3. 

82. Acts for the Regulation thereof; uxxx1v. 247. Considered, 
reported, and Bill ordered, 252. See Butter Trade, 4. 

83. Granting Compensation to the Butter Weighmasters who 
may sustain Loss by the Provision of the Act passed for the Regu- 
lation of the Butter Trade in Ireland ; [King’s Recommendation 
signified,] rxxx1v. 286. Resolution reported, and Instruction to 
make Provision accordingly, 302. See Butter Trade, 4. 


Calcutta, Bishop of :—See infra, 286. 


Calico and Muslin : 

84. So much of 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. c. 67 (Act of Union), as 
relates to the Duties on Calicoes and Muslin; txxv. 357. Consi- 
dered, 362. Resolution reported, and Instruction accordingly, 
869. See Union Duties, 1. 

85. Act of the present Session; Considered; Resolution re- 
ported ; Instruction accordingly; txxxv1. 390. See Linen, 8. 


Camblets :—See infra, 452. 
Cambridge :—See infra, 181. 


Canada: 


86. Act 52 Geo. III. e. 55, to prevent Foreign Goods being 
brought from America into Canada; txxvu. 288. Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered ; 332. See Canada, 1. 


87. Duties on Goods imported into the Provinces of Lower 
and Upper Canada; txxvur. 357. Considered, 365. Resolutions 
reported, and Instructions accordingly, 369. See Canada, 1. 


88. Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 119, to regulate the Trade of the Pro- 
vinces of Upper and Lower Canada; txxx. 33. Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered ; 280. See Canada, 10. 

89. Act 14 Geo. III. c. 83, and 31 Geo. III. c. 31, relating to 
the Government of Quebec; txxxv1. 219. Committee deferred, 
239. 246. Acts considered, 269. Resolution reported; Bill 
ordered; 280. See Canada, 6. 

90. Act 14 Geo. III. c. 83, relating thereto; txxxvi. 565. 
Considered, 577. Resolution reported; Bill ordered; 587. See 
Canada, 7. 

91. The State of the Province of Lower Canada; Reports of 
Commissioners, and Papers relative ,to the Affairs of Lower 
Canada; Referred; xci1.91. Considered; Proceedings in Com- 
mittee; 127. Committee report Progress, 128. Matter further 
considered ; Proceedings in Committee; 140. 264. 282.290. Com- 
mittee report Progress, 141. 265. 283. Committee deferred, 168. 
194, 228.271. Report deferred, 296. 300. Resolutions reported, 
305. Amended, and agreed to, 306. To be communicated to the 
Lords at a Conference; Conference to be desired ; 307. Lords 
agree to a Conference; Conference held, and reported; 312. 
Lords desire a Conference ; House agrees thereto; 376. Con- 
ference held, (see Conferences, 22.) Report, That the Lords have 
agreed to the Resolutions, without Amendment; Bill or Bills 
ordered thereupon; 385. See Canada, 15. 

See infra, 463. 


Candles :—See infra, 815. 





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Canfor, 


340 COM MITTEES—continued. 





I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider Various Matters—(continued)—+elative to— 


Canfor, Martin Money :—See infra, 397. 


Canning, Right Hon. George :—See infra, 474. 


Cape of Good Hope: 

92. Act 57 Geo. III. c. 1, for regulating the Trade and Com- 
merce to and from the Cape of Good Hope, and the Trade of the 
Island of Mauritius; txxv. 223. Considered, 231. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered thereupon, 238. See Cape of Good 
Hope, 1. 


Cards and Dice :—See infra, 607. 


Chancery, Court of: 

93. To consider of the Salaries to be paid out of the Consoli- 
dated Fund to certain Officers connected with the Court of Chan- 
cery on the Abolition and Regulation of certain Offices in that 
Court ; [King’s Recommendation signified,] Lxxxvi1. 693. 
Order for Committee read; Report (17 August) from Select Com- 
mittee on Chancery Officers referred; Considered ; Proceedings 
in Committee; 698. Resolutions reported; agreed to; Instruction 
to Committee on the Bill from the Lords for the Regulation of 
the Proceedings and Practice of certain Offices of the High Court 
of Chancery in England, to make Provision directing the Pay- 
ment out of the Consolidated Fund of the Salaries and Expenses 
of several Offices connected with the Court of Chancery, 699. 
See Chancery, Court of, ( England), 8. 


Chancery Court (Ireland): 


94. Acts 41 Geo. III. c. 25, and 55 Geo. ITI. c. 114; and 
granting certain Salaries and Allowances to Officers of the 
Court of Chancery in Ireland ; [The King’s Recommendation sig- 
nified,] txxv. 199. Considered, 207. Report deferred, 214. 532. 
260. Resolutions reported, and Instruction accordingly, 267. 
See Chancery Court (Ireland), 1. 


95. Compensation to the Registrar and Officers of that Court 
in Ireland; [The King’s Recommendation signified,] Lxxv. 391. 
Considered, 400. Resolution reported and agreed to, and Bill 
ordered, 408. See Chancery Court (Ireland), 7. 


96. Acts 41 Geo. III. c. 25, and 55 Geo. III. c. 114; and 
granting Salaries to Officers; [The King’s Recommendation sig- 
nified,] 1xxv1. 68. Considered, 73. Resolutions reported, and 
Instruction accordingly, 76. See Chancery Court (Ireland), 2. 

97. Stamp Duties to be paid on Proceedings in the Masters’ 
Offices of the Court of Chancery in Ireland in lieu of Fees; 
Lxxvil1. 391. Instruction to consider of an additional Retired 
Allowance to Masters in Chancery, of Thirty Years’ standing and 
upwards ; [The King’s Recommendation signified] ; Considered ; 
395. Three Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered upon the two 
first, 399. Third Resolution read again, and Instructions accord- 
ingly, 402. See Chancery Court (Ireland), 3. 

98. Acts 4 Geo. IV. c. 61 &amp; 70, for the better Administration 
of Justice in the Court of Chancery and in the Equity Side of the 
Court of Exchequer in Ireland; txxx. 254. [The King’s Recom- 
mendation signified]; Acts considered; 310. Resolutions re- 
ported, and Bills ordered, 317. See Chancery Court (Ireland), 4. 

99. Compensation to Officers of the Court for Losses they 
may sustain by the Bill for the Amendment of the Proceedings 
and Practice of the High Court of Chancery in Ireland; txxxrx. 
509. Order for Committee read ; [The King’s Recommendation 
signified]; Considered; 511. Report deferred, 520. 528. Reso- 
lution reported ; Instruction to Committee on the Court of Chan- 
cery Bill to make Provision accordingly ; 533. See Chancery 
Court (Ireland), 6. 

100. Acts 41 Geo. III. c. 25, and 55 Geo. III. c. 114, for 
regulating the Office and augmenting the Salary of the Master of 
the Rolls, and granting certain Salaries and Allowances to Officers 
of the Court of Chancery in Ireland; rxxvu1. 365. Considered, 
369. Resolutions reported, and Instruction accordingly, 374. 
See Chancery Court (Ireland), 3. 

101. Compensation to be made to certain Officers and Clerks in 
the Court of Chancery in Ireland, who may be deprived of Office 
by the Provisions of Bill to abolish certain Offices connected 
with the Court of Chancery in Ireland; xcr. 694. [King’s Re- 
commendation signified,]695. Considered; Proceedings in Com- 
mittee; 701. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Instruction 
accordingly ; 713. See Chancery, Court of, (Ireland), 9. 

102. Authorizing the Payment, out of the Consolidated Fund, 
of an Annual Salary to the Master of the Rolls, and to the Preacher 
at the Rolls Chapel ; [Queen’s Recommendation signified,] xcu. 
509. Considered; Proceedings in Committee; 515. Resolu- 
tions reported, and agreed to; Instruction accordingly ; 523. 
See Estates, 13. 


Church in Ireland: 


103. The present state of the Church Establishment in Treland ; 
Debate thereupon adjourned; xc, 183. Resumed, and further 
adjourned, 186. 190. Resumed; Question put, and agreed to, 
194. Considered ; Committee report progress; 194.197. Fur- 
ther considered, 202. Resolution reported, and agreed to, 208, 
See Tithes, 61. 


104. Application of the Balance remaining undisposed of, 
under Act3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 100,§ 19, for the Relief of the 
Owners of Tithes in Ireland; to provide Funds for the purpose of 
General Education; and to make Payments out of the Consolidated 
Fund in certain cases, under the Church of Ireland Bill; [King’s 
Recommendation signified,] xc. 490. Committee deferred, 494, 
Considered ; Proceedings in Committee; 497. Resolutions 
reported, 500. Agreed to; Instruction accordingly; 501. See 
Church in Ireland, 5. 


105. Granting of such Sum or Sums of Money as may be 
necessary to defray the Salaries and other Expenses incurred under 
any Act to be passed in the present Session relating to the Church 
of Ireland; [King’s Recommendation signified,] xc1. 588. Con- 
sidered; Proceedings in Committee ; 599. Resolutions reported, 
and agreed to; Instruction accordingly ; 611. See Church in 
Ireland, 6. 


Church Rates : 


106. The subject of Church Rates in England; txxxrx. 192. 
Order for Committee read; [The King’s Recommendation sig- 
nified] ; Considered; 202. Resolution reported, and agreed to; 
Bill ordered ; 207. See Church Rates, 1. 


107. The Payment of Church Rates; xci1. 85. Committee 
deferred, 92. [King’s Recommendation signified ;] considered ; 
Proceedings in Committee; Committee report progress; 118. 
Committee deferred, 155. Matter further considered; Pro- 
ceedings in Committee; Committee report progress; 164. 168. 
173. Report deferred, 217. 283. 307. Resolution reported ; 
Motion, That the said Resolution be now read a Second Time; 
Amendment proposed ; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 395, 
Debate resumed ; Amendment withdrawn ; Resolution agreed to; 
401. Bill ordered thereupon, 402. Not presented. 


Church Temporalities (Ireland) : 


108. Act 3 Will. IV. c. 37; uxxxrx. 243. Order for Com- 
mittee read; [The King’s Recommendation signified ;] Con- 
sidered; Proceedings in Committee; 247. Resolution reported, 


and agreed to; Bill ordered; 253. See Church in Ire- 
land, 3. 


109. So much of Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV., as relates to the Fund 
arising from the Sale of the Perpetuities therein mentioned; 
Lxxx1x. 456. Considered; Proceedings in Committee ; 462, 463. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to; Instruction to Committee on 
Tithes (Ireland) Bill, to make Provision accordingly; 467. See 
Tithes, 31. 

110. Authorizing Advances to be made out of the Consolidated 
Fund for defraying the Expenses of the Revision of Tithe Com- 
positions, and Amendment of Applotments in Ireland, and also of 
establishing the Amount of Assessments to be hereafter made on 
every Dignity, Benefice, Office or Promotion in Ireland ; [King’s 
Recommendation signified,] xc11. 454. Committee deferred, 483. 
Put off for Three Months, 497. 


Churches, Building of: 
111. Acts 58 Geo. III. c. 45, 59 Geo. III. c. 134, and 
3 Geo. IV.c.73; [The King’s Recommendation signified,] txx1x. 


250. Considered, 275. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 
283. See Churches, 3. 


Scotland : 


112. Of building additional Places of Worship in the 
Highlands and Islands of Scotland; [The King’s Recommendation 
signified]; Paper presented, 8th April 1819; Referred, Lxxvut. 
399. Considered, 410. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 
414. See Churches, 19. 


113. Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 79, for building Additional Churches 
in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland; txxrix. 408. [The 
King’s Recommendation signified ;] Considered; 415. Resolu- 
tion reported, and Bill ordered, 420. See Churches, 20. 


114. Providing for the building additional Places of Worship 
in the Lowlands of Scotland; [The King’s Recommendation 
signified,] uxxx. 440. Considered, 458. Resolution reported, 
and Bill ordered, 463. See Churches, 21. 





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| COMMITT EES—continued. 341 





Cider and Perry: 
115. Excise Licenses; uxxxu. 455. Considered, (Speaker 
resumes the Chair,) 480. No Report. 


116. Duty on Licenses for selling Cider and Perry by Retail ; 
txxxv. 498. Considered, 509. Resolution reported, and Instruc- 
tion accordingly, 515. See Beer, 7. 

See supra, 67. 


Civil List : 

117. So much of His Majesty’s Speech of 27th April 1820, as 
relates thereto; Acts relating to the Civil List; Referred, rxxv. 
120. Considered, 133. Three Resolutions reported; Day 
appointed for further considering Report, 155. Report further 
considered ; Resolutions agreed to, and Bill ordered; 164. See 
King, 1. 

118. Act1 Geo. IV.c.1; [King’s Reeommendation signified, ] 
txxx. 509. Considered, 517. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 524. See Buckingham House, 1. 


119. So much of Act 22 Geo. III. c. 82, as relates to the 
President of the Board of Trade; txxx1. 212. [King’s Recom- 
mendation signified]; Considered; 215. Resolution reported, 
amended, and agreed to, and Bill ordered, 225. See T'rade, 1. 


120. So much of His Majesty’s Speech at the opening of the 
Session as relates thereto; txxxvi. 54. Acts relating to the Civil 
List, referred; 55. Considered; Proceedings in the Committee ; 
63. Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Question 
amended, and Select Committee appointed; 84. See infra, 772. 


121. So much of His Majesty’s Speech as relates thereto 
read; Lxxxvi. 415. Committee deferred ; Report of 21st March, 
from Select Committee on Civil List; and Acts relating to the 
Civil List; Referred, 424. Committee deferred, 429. Consi- 
dered; Proceedings in the Committee; Resolutions reported; 
agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon; 447. See King, 5. 


122. Acts 1 Will. IV. c. 25, and 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c. 116, rela- 
ting thereto; [The King’s Recommendation signified]; Report 
from Select Committee on Civil List Charges made 9th August; 
Referred, txxxviu. 672. Considered, 687. Resolution reported ; 
agreed to; Billordered ; 693. See Civil List, 2. 


Civil List Acts and Civil Government Charges : 

123. Making Provision for the future Payments to High and 
Judicial Officers in England, Scotland and Ireland; and also of 
Pensions formerly charged on the Civil Lists of England and 
Ireland, on the Hereditary Revenue in Scotland, and on the Four- 
and-a-half per Cent. Duties; [The King’s Recommendation 
signified,] txxxvu. 524. Papers and Acts relating to the Civil 
List, referred, 535, 536. The King’s Recommendation signified ; 
Acts considered ; Proceedings in Committee; 536. Resolutions 
reported, and agreed to; Bill or Bills ordered; 541. See 
Civil List, 1. Speaker, VIII. 


Civil Offices :—See infra, 473. 


Clarence, Duke of : 

124. Communication made from him relative to the Grant of 
£.6,000 annually, out of the Consolidated Fund; Resolution of 
16th April 1818, read; [The King’s Consent signified,] txxvi. 
419. Considered, 429. Resolutions reported; Amendments 
proposed, but not made; Resolutions agreed to, and Bill ordered ; 
448. See King, 11. 

See infra, 447. 


Clergy :—See infra, 676, &amp;c. 


Clerk of the Pleas, Exchequer Court, Ireland : 
125. Acts 56 Geo. III. c. 122, and 59 Geo. III. c. 93; 
Lxxxiv. 61. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 61. See 
Exchequer Court (Ireland), 4. 


Clerks of Nisi Prius: 

126. Granting Allowances to the Clerks of Nisi Prius and 
Judges Registrars in Ireland in lieu of Fees; [The King’s Recom- 
mendation signified,] txxv. 357. Committee deferred, 362. Not 
considered. 

127. Additional Amount to be paid out of the Consolidated 
Fund for the Salaries of Registrars to Judges, and Clerks of Nisi 
Prius in Ireland; [King’s Recommendation signified,] uxxv1. 72. 
Reports from Commissioners of Inquiry read; and another Com- 
mittee appointed ; [The King’s Recommendation having been sig- 
nified,] 83. Matter considered, 88. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 98. See Assize, Clerk of. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 
Coals : 


128. Act 57 Geo. ITI. c. 96, for suspending the Duties on Coals 
and Culm removed Coastwise in Wales, uxxv. 345. Considered, 
855. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 361. See Coals, 2. 


129. Acts 45 Geo. III. c. 128, 50 Geo. III. c. 110, and 59 
Geo. III. c. 79, to allow the bringing a limited quantity of Coals to 
London and Westminster by Inland Navigation, rxxv. 320. Con- 
sidered, 328. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 355. See 
Coals, 1. 


130. Act 59 Geo. III. c. 52; Duties imposed by the said Act 
on Coals exported, txxvi. 430. Considered, 435. Committee 
deferred, 441. No Report. 

131. Acts 59 Geo. ITI. c. 52, and 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 67; txxvu. 
828. Considered, 333. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 
344, See Coals, 2. 

132. Acts relative to the Duties on Coals, txxrx. 225. Con- 
sidered, 245. No Report. 


133. Acts exempting Coals used for the Service of Mines in 
Cornwall and Devon from Duty, txxvi. 325. Considered, 329. 
Two Resolutions reported ; First agreed to; Second amended and 
agreed to, and Bill ordered, 332. See Coals, 4. 

134. Allowing a Drawback of the Duties on Coals used in 
working Engines for draining Coal Mines in the County of Pem- 
broke, txxvi. 380. Considered, 404. Resolution reported and 
agreed to, and Leave given to offer a Clause on the Third Reading 
of a Bill, 408. See Coals, 4. 

See also infra, 263. 


Coal Yards: 


135. Acts of the Parliament of Ireland, 1 Geo. III. c. 10, 
3 Geo. ITI. c. 27, and 5 Geo. ITI. ce. 15; and of the United King- 
dom, 52 Geo. III. c. 136, for regulating the Price of Coals in the 
City of Dublin ; txxv1. 368. Considered; Resolution reported and 
agreed to, and Bill ordered, 379. See Coal Yards. 


Coasting Trade: 


136. Acts 9 Anne, c. 23, 50 Geo. IIT. c. 64, and 1 Geo. IV. 
c. 48, to amend the Laws relating to Smuggling, and the Coasting 
Trade in Great Britain, txxvi. 352. Considered, 359. Resolutions 
reported, 365. Resolutions read again, and Bill ordered, 436. 
See Coasting Trade, 1. 

137. Acts 46 Geo. ITI. c. 87,52 Geo. III. c. 115, and 56 Geo, 
III. c. 62, relative to the Coasting Trade of Ireland, txxv. 155. 


Considered, 175. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 199. 
See Coasting Trade, 2. 


Cochineal and Indigo: 


138. Acts 13 Geo. I. c. 25, &amp;c., for permitting the free Im- 
portation of Cochineal and Indigo, txxv1. 115. Considered, 127. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 132. See Cochineal and 
Indigo. 


Cocoa: 


139. So much of Act 4 Geo. II. c. 14, as prohibits the Im- 
portation of Cocoa Nut Shells or Husks, uxxvi. 274. Committee 
deferred, 291. No Report. 

140. Act 5 Geo. IV.c. 75, relative to the Duty on Cocoa Nuts, 
Lxxx. 289. Instruction to consider of the Bounties payable on 
Cordage, and of the Customs Duties Acts; Considered; 295. 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 299. See Cocoa Nuts, 2. 


Coffee : 


141. Act 52 Geo. III. c. 149, to regulate the separation of 
damaged from sound Coffee, uxxv. 371. Considered; reported, 
and Bill ordered; 381. See Coffee. 

See infra, 668. 


Colonial Trade : 


142. Acts for regulating the Trade with the Colonies, txxvu. 
125. Considered; reported, and Bills ordered, 162. See West 
Indies, 4. 

143. Imposing Duties upon the Importation of certain Articles 
into His Majesty’s Colonies in America and the West Indies, 
Lxxvil. 279. Considered, 284. Resolutions reported, and Instruc- 
tion accordingly, 288. See West Indies, 4. 

144. Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 114, for the regulation thereof, txxxvr. 
38. Considered, 48. Resolution reported; Amendment proposed, 
but not made; Bill ordered; 64. See Colonies, 2. 

145. Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 114; uxxxvi. 366. Considered, 374. 
Resolution reported; Instruction accordingly; 382. See Colo- 
nies, 2. 

Colonies :— 
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COMMITTEES—continued. 








I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Colonies :—See supra, 13. 


Commerce, Reciprocity of : 

146. Acts 4 Geo. IV. c. 77, and 5 Geo. IV. c. 1, relating 
thereto; Considered ; Resolutions reported, and agreed to; Bill 
ordered ; txxxvii. 87. See Customs, 9. 

See infra, 210. 


Commercial Credit : 

147. Papers presented by Mr. Charles Grant, by His Majesty’s 
Command, relating to the Failure of Banks in Ireland ; Considered, 
Lxxv. 319. Resolution reported ; amended, and agreed to; 321. 
Bill ordered, 322. See Commercial Credit, 1. 


148. Act 1 Geo. IV. c. 39, for the assistance of Trade and 
Manufactures in Ireland, txxvu. 133. Considered, 140. Re- 
ported, and Bill ordered, 140. See Commercial Credit, 2. 


149. Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 22; txxvur. 433. Considered, 440. 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 447. | See Commercial 
Credit, 3. 


Committee Rooms : —See infra, 379. 


Common Pleas, Court of :—See infra, 184. 


Consolidated Fund : 

150. Act 59 Geo. III. c. 19, to render the growing Produce 
of the Consolidated Fund available for the Public Service; txxv. 
239. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 246. See Con- 
solidated Fund. 


151. Act 59 Geo. III. c. 19; uxxv. 354. Considered; re- 
ported, and Bill ordered; 361. See Consolidated Fund. 


152. Acts 59 Geo. III. c. 19, and 1 Geo. IV. c. 44, to render 
the growing Produce of the Consolidated Fund available for the 
Public Service; ixxvi. 435. Considered; reported, and Bill 
ordered; 441. See Consolidated Fund. 


153. Acts 59 Geo. II]. c. 19, and 1 Geo. IV. c. 95, relative 
to the growing Produce of the Consolidated Fund; ixxvut. 383. 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 393. See Consoli- 
dated Fund. 

See infra, 690, &amp;c. 


Constables, Ireland : 

154. Making Provision for the Payment of Salaries and Ex- 
penses under Bill to amend Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 103 ; [King’s Re- 
commendation signified); xc. 555. Considered; Proceedings in 
Committee ; 558, Resolution reported, and agreed to; Instruc- 
tion accordingly ; 564. See Constables, 9. 


156. Granting of Salaries to Magistrates, Inspectors and other 
Officers, to be appointed under Bill to consolidate and amend the 
Laws relating to the Constabulary Force in Ireland; [King’s Re- 
commendation signified,] xc1. 96. Considered; Proceedings in 
Committee; 105. Resolution reported, and agreed to ; Instruction 
accordingly ; 109. See Constables, 10. 


156. Granting Salaries to Officers to be appointed under any 
Act to be passed this Session of Parliament relating to the Con- 
stabulary Force of Ireland; [King’s Recommendation signified] ; 
Considered ; Proceedings in Committee; xc1. 636. Resolution re- 
ported, and agreed to; Instruction accordingly; 641. See 
Constables, 11. 

See infra, 422. 


Contagious Diseases : 

157. Enabling the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to make Ad- 
vances out of the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain and Ireland 
for any immediate Purposes that may arise concerning Epidemic 
and Contagious Diseases in Ireland ; [The King’s Recommendation 
signified,] rxxxvu. 56. Considered, 61. Resolution reported ; 
Instruction accordingly ; 64. See Contagious Diseases. 


Conway Bridge :—See supra, 71. 


Copyright : 

158. Authorizing Compensation to be made out of the Con- 
solidated Fund of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and 
Ireland, to the Public Libraries which may sustain Loss in con- 
sequence of the non-delivery of a Copy of every Book ; [King’s 
Recommendation signified,] xc1. 795. Considered ; Proceedings 
in Committee ; 798. Resolution reported and agreed to, 801. 
Resolution read again; Instruction accordingly; 801. See 
Copyright, 1. 


Cordage :—See supra, 140. 





Corn: 


159. Acts 31 Geo. III. c. 30, 44 Geo. III. c. 109, 45 Geo, 
III. c. 86, for regulating the Importation and Exportation of 
Corn; txxvi. 93. Considered, 110. Resolution reported, and 
Bill ordered, 117. See Corn, 1. 


160. Act 46 Geo. III. c. 97, relative to the Interchange of 
Grain between Great Britain and Ireland ; uxxv1. 171. Consi- 
dered, 174. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 175. — See 
Customs, 5. 


161. Allowing Foreign Wheat secured in a Warehouse to be 
converted into Flour; uxx1x. 283. Considered ; reported, and 
Bill ordered ; 293. See Corn,7. —~ 


162. Acts 55 Geo. III. c. 26, and 3 Geo. IV. c. 61, for regu- 
lating the Importation of Corn; ixxx. 358. Considered, 365, 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 371. | See Corn, 8. 


163. Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 60, relating to the Importation of 
Corn ; rxxx1. 309. Considered, 317. Resolution reported, and 
Bill ordered, 328.—(See Corn, 11.) Another Resolution reported, 
and Bill ordered, 333. See Corn, 12. 


164, Acts relating to the Importation of Corn; txxxm. 29, 
Order in Council of 1 September 1826 referred, and matter con- 
sidered, 32. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 36. See 
Corn, 3. 

165. Acts 55 Geo. IIIf. c. 26, and 6 Geo. IV. c. 65; uxxxn, 
247. Considered, 247. Resolutions reported; Day appointed 
for further considering Report; Resolutions to be printed ; 352. 
Report re-committed, and considered, 359. Two Resolutions 
reported; Amendment proposed to the First, but not made; Re- 
solutions agreed to, and Bill ordered ; 365. See Corn, 15. 


166. Acts relative to the Corn Laws; rxxx. 575. Consi- 
dered, 576. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 583. See 
Corn, 13. 

167. Acts 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 87, for regulating the Averages 
of Corn, &amp;c.; txxxu. 458. Considered, 469. Resolutions re- 
ported, and Bill ordered, 474. See Corn, 16. 


168. Acts 55 Geo. III. c. 26, and 6 Geo. IV. c. 65; txxxm1. 
208. Considered, 218. Further considered, 261. 272. 280. Two 
Resolutions reported, 284. Amendments proposed to be made to 
the First, but not made; Resolutions agreed to, and Bill ordered, 
285. See Corn, 4. 


169. Considering the Laws which regulate the Importation of 
Foreign Corn, with a view to allow the Manufacture of the same 
in bond for exportation; Debate thereupon adjourned; xc11. 200. 
Further adjourned, 250. Debate resumed; Question agreed to ; 
Considered; Proceedings in Committee; 326. No Report. 


170. Manufacture of Foreign Bonded Corn under the King’s 
Lock, for exportation ; Considered; Resolution for Bill reported ; 
Motion for leave to bring in Bill superseded by adjournment; 
xcil. 359. Report again read ; Bill ordered ; 368. See Corn, 14. 


171. (Isleof Man.) Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. c. 57; txxxu. 281. 
Considered, 286. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered ; 290. 
See Corn, 5. 

172. Importation of Corn into the Isle of Man; Considered; 
Proceedings in Committee; xc. 298. Resolution reported; 
agreed to; Bill ordered; 305. See Corn, 6. 


Cornwall, Duchy of : 

173. Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 78, for enabling His Majesty to lease 
Lands, and for the Sale and Butlerage of Wines; txxrx. 415. 
[King’s Recommendation signified]; Considered; 426. Reso- 
lutions reported, and Bill ordered; 433. See Cornwall, 2. 


Coro ners 


174. Increasing the Allowances made to Coroners; Lxxxvil. 
423. Committee deferred, 481. No Report. 


Corporation and Test Acts : 

175. Acts 13 &amp; 25 Car. II., and 16 Geo. II. c. 30; txxxi. 
107. Considered, 107. Further considered, 114. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 126. See Corporation and Test 
Acts, 1. 


Corporations : 

176. Authorizing the Commissioners of the Treasury to direct 
Payments to be made out of the Consolidated Fund to the Bar- 
risters who may be employed to revise Lists of Burgesses, in pur- 
suance of any Act for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations; 
[King’s Recommendation signified,] xc. 440. Considered; Pro- 
ceedings in Committee; 443. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to, 447. Instruction accordingly, 451. See Corporations, 2. 

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177. Making provision for the Payment, out of the Consoli- 
dated Fund, of Barristers who may be employed to revise Lists 
of Burgesses in pursuance of any Act for the regulation of Muni- 
cipal Corporations in Ireland; xc1. 155. King’s Recommenda- 
tion signified, 156. Considered; Proceedings in Committee ; 
187. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Instruction accord- 
ingly; 194. See Corporations, 3. 


Cotton :—See infra, 346. 


County Courts: 

178. Granting Compensation to Officers for Losses in conse- 
quence of the County Courts Bill; [The King’s Recommenda- 
tion signified,] uxxrx. 169. Considered, 218. Resolution re- 

‘ ported, and Instruction accordingly, 232. See County Courts, 3. 


179. Granting Compensation to certain Officers in the Courts 
of Justice ; [The King’s Recommendation signified,] uxx1x. 261. 
Considered, 269. Resolution reported, and Instruction accord- 
ingly, 327. See County Courts, 3. 


180. Making Compensation to the present Cursitors of the 
County of Lancaster; [The King’s Recommendation signified, ] 
Lxxix. 315. Considered, 322. Resolution reported, and Instruc- 
tion accordingly, 328. See County Courts, 3. 


181. Making Compensation to the Town Clerk of Cambridge; 
[The King’s Recommendation signified,] txx1x. 344. Consi- 
dered, 361. Resolution reported, and agreed to, 368. See 
County Courts, 3. 


182. Granting Compensation to the Marshal of the Court of 
Great Sessions in Wales, for the Counties of Glamorgan, Breck- 
nock and Radnor; [The King’s Recommendation signified,] 
Lxx1x. 362. Committee deferred, 377. No Report. 


183. Compensation to certain Officers for Diminution of their 
Emoluments which they are likely to suffer if the County Courts 
Bill should pass into a Law; [The King’s Recommendation signi- 
fied] ; Considered ; xxx. 370. Report deferred, 374. No Report. 


Courts of Justice : 


England: 

184. Authorizing the Purchase of the Offices of Receiver- 
general and Comptroller of the Seal of the Courts of King’s 
Bench and Common Pleas, and of Custos Brevium of the Court 
of Common Pleas; txxx. 502. Considered, 511. Resolution 


reported and agreed to, and Bill ordered, 514. See Common 
Pleas, 2. 


185. Making Compensation to Officers in the Courts of 
Justice in England and Wales, who may be affected by the opera- 
tion of the Bill for preventing frivolous Writs of Error; [King’s 
Recommendation signified,] txxx. 550. Considered, 550. Re- 
solution reported, and Instruction accordingly,571. See Error, 
Writs of. 

186. Making Compensation to certain Officers of the Superior 
Courts of Common Law in England and Wales; [King’s Recom- 
mendation signified,] 1xxxv. 273. Considered, 278. Resolu- 
tions reported, and Instruction accordingly, 322. See Courts 
of Justice (England), 2. 

187. Making good, out of the Consolidated Fund of the 


d United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, any deficiency 
. which may arise in the amount of the Fees of the Courts of Com- 
i mon Law; [King’s Recommendation signified,] xc. 571. Con- 


sidered; Proceedings in Committee; 587. Resolution reported 
and agreed to; Instruction accordingly; 599. See Courts of 
Justice, 12. 

188. Making Provision out of the Consolidated Fund for any 
deficiency which may arise in the amount of Fees of the Courts, 
under the provisions of any Act to be passed in the present Session 


1. of Parliament; [King’s Recommendation signified,] xcu. 66. 
mn Considered; Proceedings in Committee; 70. Resolution re- 
st ported, and agreed to; Instruction accordingly; 75. See 


Courts of Justice, 13. 
See infra, 391, &amp;c. 443. 


ct Ireland : 


189. Granting Allowances to Officers and Persons in the 
Courts of King’s Bench, Common Pleas and Exchequer in Ire- 
ai land ; [The King’s Recommendation signified,] txxv1.76. Second, 
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Reports of Commissioners of Inquiry, 
referred ; Considered; 81. Resolutions reported, and agreed 
é to; and Instruction accordingly ; 87. See Courts of Justice 
ng (Jreland), 1. 


I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider Various Matters —(continued)-—relalive to— 


Courts of Justice ; Ireland—continued. 

190. Granting Allowances or additional Salaries to the present 
Holders of certain Offices in the Courts of King’s Bench, Common 
Pleas and Exchequer in Ireland, in case of their abolition ; [The 
King’s Recommendation signified,] txxv1. 213. Considered, 218. 
Resolutions reported, and Instruction accordingly, 220. See 
Courts of Justice (Ireland), 1. be 


191. Ninth Report of Commissioners on Courts of Justice in 
Ireland; rxxv1. 423, Committee deferred, 500. No Report. 


192. Act 1&amp;2 Geo. IV. c. 53, and of granting Allowances to 
certain Officers therein mentioned; uxxrx. 12. Considered, 16. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 20. See Courts of Jus- 
tice (Ireland), 2. 


193. Granting a Salary to the Clerk in the Office of the Tax- 
ing Officers in Common Law Business in Ireland; xxix. 41. 
Considered, 48. Resolution reported, and Instruction accordingly, 
56. See Courts of Justice (Ireland), 2. 


Scotland : 


194. Defraying the Expense of building certain Courts of 
Justice in Scotland; [King’s Recommendation signified,] ixxx. 
440. Considered, 473. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered ; 
477. See Courts of Justice, Scotland, 5. 


195. Compensation to the Judges and Officers of the Courts of 
Law, Scotland, for loss of Fees; [King’s Recommendation signi- 
fied,] txxxv. 375. Considered, 413. Resolution reported, 426. 


See infra, 296, &amp;c., 391, &amp;c., 443; also each Court under its 
respective Name. 


Court of Session :—See infra, 552, 553. 


Crinan Canal :—See infra, 414. 


Crown Lands Improvement : 

196. Promoting the Improvement of a District of Mountain 
Land belonging to the Crown, in the Counties of Limerick, Cork 
and Kerry, by making New Roads through the same, and to en- 
courage the Employment of the Poor Inhabitants thereof; [The 
King’s Recommendation signified,] Ltxxxvi. 299. Considered, 
303. Resolution reported; Bill ordered; 305. See Land 
Revenue, 7. 

See infra, 401, &amp;c. 


Cuba :—See infra, 509. 


Currency : 
197. For providing for the Assimilation of the Currencies of 
Great Britain and Ireland; txxx. 393. Considered, 407. Resolu- 
tions reported, and Bill ordered, 412. See Currency, 1. 


198. For providing for the Assimilation of the Currencies of 
Great Britain and Ireland; txxx. 473. Considered, 477. Resolu- 
tions reported, and Instructions accordingly, 484. See Cur- 
rency, 1. 


Customs : 

199. Acts relating to the Duties and Drawbacks of Customs 
in Great Britain and the Isle of Man, and for the prevention of 
Smuggling; txxv. 199. Considered,214. Resolutions reported, 
and Bill or Bills ordered, 218. See Smuggling, 1. 


200. Acts 26 Geo. III. c. 40, 32 Geo. ITI. c. 50, &amp;e.; ixxv. 
215. Considered; reported, and Billordered; 218. See Gold 
Rings. 

201. Granting a limited Relief to certain Officers of the Cus- 
toms in the Port of London, who have incurred Penalties under 
Act 46 Geo. III.; Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; uxxv1. 
460. See Customs, 3. 


202. Act 59 Geo. III. c. 52, to repeal the several Duties on 
Customs, and to grant other Duties in lieu thereof; txxv1. 352. 
Considered, 432. Ten Resolutions reported; First Resolution 
disagreed to; Second Resolution amended and agreed to; subse- 
quent Resolutions agreed to, and Bill ordered; 440. See 
Wood, 2. 


203. Acts relative to the Duties of Customs; ixxvi. 409. 
Committee deferred, 414. 420. 


204. Acts 54 Geo. III. c. 36,55 Geo. III. ¢. 10, and 52 Geo. 
III. c. 33, respecting the Duties on Goods imported by Private 
Traders; uxxvi. 170. Considered, 181. Resolution reported, 
and Bill ordered, 185. See East India Affairs, 6. 





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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Customs—continued. 

205. Act 59 Geo. IIT. c. 52, to repeal the several Diaties on 
Customs chargeable in Great Britain, and to grant other Duties in 
lieu thereof; txxvi1. 302. Instruction to consider Acts 45 Geo. 
IIL., 54 Geo. IIL., &amp;e. ; Considered ; 322. Resolutions reported, 
335. Bill ordered, 337. Not presented. See Customs, 6. 


206. Act59 Geo. III. c. 52; txxvu. 421. Resolutions reported, 
and Instruction accordingly, 434. See New South Wales, 2. 


207. Act 59 Geo. III. ¢. 52, to repeal the Duties of Customs 
chargeable in Great Britain; txxvim. 262. Considered, 311. 
Resolutions reported, 321. Bill or Bills ordered, 324. See 
Customs, 10. 


208. Authorizing His Majesty, by Order in Council, to regu- 
late the Duties and Drawbacks on Merchandize in Foreign Ves- 
sels ; txxvitt. 334. Considered, 372. 379. Resolutions reported, 
and Bill ordered, 385. See Customs, 7. 


209. Act59 Geo. III. c. 52; txxvir. 406. Considered, 411. 
Resolution reported, 414. Resolution read again, and Instruction 
accordingly, 423. See Customs, 10. 

210. Reciprocity of Duties, Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 77; txxix. 34. 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 41. See Customs, 8; 
supra, 146. 

211. Acts charging Duties of Customs on Goods and Wares, 
and for granting Bounties on Linen and on Silk Manufactures 
exported ; Lxx1x. 133. Resolutions reported, and Bill or Bills 
ordered, 139. (See Silk, 4.) Instruction relative to certain 
Duties on Slates, Sails, Skins, and Wool, 231. See Customs, 11. 


212. Acts 45 Geo. III. c. 10,59 Geo. ITI. c. 52, and 4 Geo. IV. 
c. 723; uxxtx. 175. Considered, 218. Six Resolutions reported, 
and Instruction accordingly, 231. Fifth Resolution read again ; 
Instruction read again; 245. So much thereof discharged as 
relates tothe Articles of Skin and Wool; Bill ordered; 245. 
See Wool, 3. 


213. Acts relative to the Duties of Customs and Excise; 
txx1x. 362. Considered, 369. Ten Resolutions reported, 376. 
Bills ordered upon the First, Sixth and Tenth, 377. (See Coals, 2. 
Cocoa Nuts, 1. Spirits, 29.) Eighth and Ninth Resolutions 
read again, and Instruction accordingly, 415. (See East India 
Affairs, 9.) First, Second and Third Resolutions read again ; 
Instruction upon the Second and Third; 420. Instruction for 
placing the Parish of Saint Pancras under the Inspection of the 
Head Office of Excise, 421. (See Cocoa Nuts, 1.) Fourth, 
Fifth and Seventh Resolutions read again; Leave granted to offer 
Clauses, 424. See Customs, 11. 


214. Several Acts relative to the Duties and Regulation of 
Customs; txx1x. 511. Considered; reported, and Bills ordered ; 
529. See Customs, 13. 


215. Act 59 Geo. III. c. 52; 4 Geo. IV. c. 72; 55 Geo. III. 
c. 184; 8 Geo. I. c. 17; 9 Geo. II. c. 25; 10 Geo. II. c. 14; 54 
Geo. II. c¢. 126; 26 Geo. II. c. 18, &amp;e.; txxx. 259. Considered, 
266. Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 276. Bill ordered 
thereupon, 280. (See Consuls, 1. Customs, 14.) Instruction 
relative to Stamp Duty on Excise Bonds, &amp;c., 416. (See 
Customs, 2.) Instructions relative to the Duties on the Importation 
of Flax, 429. See Customs, 14. 


216. The several Acts relative to the Duties of Customs; rxxx. 
367. Considered, 371. Three Resolutions reported, and agreed 
to, and Bill or Bills ordered thereupon, 376. (See Eacise, 2.) 
Second Resolution read again, and Instruction accordingly, 473. 
(Sce Customs, 15.) Second and Third Resolutions read again, 


and Instruction accordingly, 547, See Customs, 14. 


217. The several Acts relative tothe Duties of Customs, Lxxx. 
424, Considered, 427. Resolution reported and agreed to, and 
Bill ordered thereupon, 436. See Mauritius, 1. 


218. Acts relating tothe Duties of Customs chargeable in the 
United Kingdom and to the Bounties payable on the Exportation 
of Refined Sugar; .txxx. 440. Considered ; Three Resolutions 
reported ; 449. Report re-committed, and considered, 551. Reso- 
lutions reported and agreed to, 555. Bill ordered thereupon, 571. 
(See Customs, 13.) Resolutions read again, and Instruction 
accordingly, 576. See Customs, 13. 

219. Acts relative to the Duties of Customs and Excise, txxx. 
129. Considered, 134. Resolutions reported, and agreed to, and 
Bill ordered in thereupon, 145. See Wine, 1. 

220. Actsrelative to the Consolidation of the Duties of Customs 
and Excise; txxx. 289. Considered ; Resolutions reported, and 
agreed to, and Bills ordered thereupon; 310. See Colonies, 1. 
Customs, 15. Man, Isle of, 4. Ships and Vessels, 9.11. Smug- 
gling, 5. Passage Vessels, 5. 





Customs—continued. 


221. Acts relating to the Duties of Customs and for regulating 
the Collection thereof; txxx1.212. Considered, 215. Resolutions 
reported, and Bill ordered, 220. See Customs, 26. 


222. Act 6 Geo. IV.c. 113; uxxxi. 289. Considered, 294, 
Resolution reported, and Instruction accordingly, 299. See Cus- 
toms, 27. 


223. Acts relating to the Duties of Customs; .Lxxxm. 603, 
Considered, 509. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 515, 
See Customs, 27. 


224. Acts relating to the Duties of Customs; .xxxm. 526. 
Considered, 532. Resolutions reported, and Instruction accord- 
ingly ; 538. See Customs, 27. 

225. Acts relating to the Duties of Customs; txxx11. 365. 
Order for Committee discharged, 372. 


226. Acts relating to the Duties of Customs; .txxxim. 434, 
Considered, 441. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 448. 
See Customs, 28. 

227. Acts relating to the Duties of Customs; txxxim. 442, 
Considered, 448. Resolutions reported, and Instruction accord- 
ingly, 454. See Customs, 28. 


228. Acts relating to the Duties of Customs; .txxxur. 493. 
Considered, 504. Three Resolutions reported, 508. First Resolution 
postponed; Second Resolution amended, and agreed to; Third 
Resolution agreed to; Day appointed for further considering 
postponed Resolution; Instructions to Committee on Customs Bill 
to make Provision pursuant to the Two last Resolutions; 509. 
(See Customs, 28.) Postponed Resolution re-committed, 518. 
Considered, 519. Resolution reported, and re-committed ; con- 
sidered ; 533. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered ; 
537. See Sugar, 4. 

229. Acts relating to the Duties of Customs; .xxxrv. 291. 
Considered, 302. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 306. 
See Customs, 29. 


230. Acts relating to the Duties of Customs; ixxxv. 552. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 555. See Spirits, 9. 


231. Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 111, for granting Duties of Customs ; 
LXxxvi. 247. Considered, 257. Reported; Bill ordered; 263. 
See Coals, 3. 

232. Acts relating to the Duties of Customs; txxxvi. 367. 
Considered, 374. Resolution reported, 382. Bill ordered, 383. 
See Cotton Wool, 1. 


233. Acts relating to the Duties of Customs; txxxvi. 397. 
Considered ; Proceedings in Committee; 403. No Report. 


234. Acts relating to the Duties of Customs; txxxvi. 479. 
Considered, 485. Resolution reported; Instruction accordingly ; 
489. See Cotton Wool, 1. 


235. Acts relating thereto; txxxv1.578. Committee deferred, 
586. Acts considered, 601. Resolution reported, 611. Bill 
ordered, 612. See Customs, 12. 


236. Acts relating thereto; txxxvi. 635. Considered, 641. 
Resolution reported; Bill ordered ; 656. See Wine 2. 


237. Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 106; txxxv1.854. Considered; Re- 
solution reported ; Bill ordered; 857. See Customs, 30. 


238. Acts relating to the Duties of Customs; txxxvit. 330. 
Committee deferred, 395. Actsconsidered; Proceedings in Com- 
mittee; 406, 407. Resolutions reported, 412. Bill ordered, 414. 
See Customs, 31. 

239. Acts relating to the Duties of Customs and to Prisage 
and Butlerage of Wines; txxxvu. 478. Papers referred; [The 
King’s Recommendation signified] ; Acts considered; Proceedings 
in Committee; 480. Report deferred, 482. Resolutions re- 
ported, and agreed to; Instruction to make Provision in Customs 
Duties Bill accordingly, 486. See Customs, 31. 


240. Acts relating to the Duties of Customs; txxxvu. 218. 
Considered, 239. Reported, and agreed to; Bill or Bills ordered; 
239. See Colonies, 3. Customs, 21. Man, Isle of, 5. Ships 
and Vessels, 11. Smuggling,7. Warehousing, 7. 


241. Acts relating to the Duties of Customs; txxxvu. 292. 
Considered ; Proceeding in Committee; 298. Resolution re- 
ported, and agreed to; Bill ordered; 302. See Cotton Wool, 2. 


242. Acts relating thereto; Lxxx1x. 374. Committee de- 
ferred, 410. 445. Considered, 455. Resolutions reported, and 
agreed to; Bill ordered ; 463. See Customs, 33. 

243. Act 3&amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 56, for granting Duties of Cus- 
toms, xc. 546. Considered; Proceedings in Committee; 557. 
Resolutions reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered; 563. See 
Customs, 34. 

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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 
Docks, Harbours and Piers—continued. 


Customs—continued. 

244. Acts imposing Duties of Customs in the United King- 
dom, xcr. 637. Considered; Proceedings in Committee; 654. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon ; 662. 
See Customs, 35. Weights and Measures, 3, 4. 


Customs, Ireland: 

245. Acts for imposing Duties of Customs on the Import and 
Export of Goods, Wares and Merchandize into and from Ireland ; 
Lxxy. 369. Considered, 373. Resolution reported, and Bill or- 
dered, 382. See Customs, 39. 

246. Acts relating to the Duties of Customs in Ireland ; 
txxvi. 803. Considered, 314. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 319. Not presented. See Customs, 40. 

247. Acts relative to the Duties of Customs; txxvi. 198. 
Considered, 234. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 240. 
Not presented. See Customs, 41. 


Davis’ Straits Fishery :— See infra, 341. 
Debt, Imprisonment for:--See infra, 381. 


Debt, National: 

248. Acts for the Reduction of; txxvim1.64. Considered, 87. 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 96. See Debt, Na- 
tional, 1. 

249. Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 19; uxxxim. 522. Fourth Report on 
Public Income and Expenditure referred; Act considered; 526. 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 527. See Debt, Na- 
tional, 2. 

250. Acts for regulating the Reduction of the National Debt ; 
LXxxiv. 251. Considered, 277. Resolutions reported, and Bill 
ordered, 285. See Debt, National, 3. 

251. Act 10 Geo. IV. c. 27, relating thereto, considered ; 
Lxxxviul. 477. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; and Bill 
ordered ; 482. See Debt, National, 4. 


Debtors, Insolvent :—See infra, 382. 


Debts, Small, Circuit Courts of: 

252. Expenses incurred by Sheriffs in Scotland in holding 
Circuit Small Debt Courts; [The King’s Recommendation signi- 
fied]; Motion agreed to; Matter considered; Proceeding in Com- 
mittee; uxxxvu. 446. Resolution reported, and Instruction 
accordingly, 452. See Debts, Small, 12. 


Deeds :—See infra, 618. 


Demerara : 
253. Act 56 Geo. III. c. 91, to regulate the Trade of the 
Colonies of Demerara, Berbice and Essequibo; txxv. 340. Con- 
sidered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 351. See West Indies, 2. 


Dice :—See infra, 607. 


Diseases :—See supra, 157. 


Distillation and Distillery : 

254. Acts 46, 50, 52 &amp; 57 Geo. ITI. relating to the Distilleries 
in Scotland and Ireland; Fifth Report of Commissioners of Re- 
venue Inquiry; Referred, rxxvitt. 375. Considered, 377. Re- 
solutions reported, and Bill ordered, 384. See Spirits, 24. 

255. Acts relating to the Distillery of Ireland; xxv. 420. 
Considered; reported, and Three Bills ordered; 452. See 
Spirits, 16. 18, 19. 


Scotland : 
256. Acts 3 Geo. IV. c. 52, and 5 Geo. IV. c. 56; txxxr. 221. 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 224. See Spirits, 30. 
See infra, 424. 


Distillation, Illicit : 
257. Acts relating thereto; txxxvi. 21. Not proceeded in. 


Docks, Harbours and Piers : 


Donaghadee and Port Patrick : 
258. Providing for the Improvement thereof; [The King’s 
Recommendation signified,] txxv. 382. Considered, 390. Re- 
solutions reported, and Bills ordered; 399. See Docks, 3; 
See infra, 519. 


Dublin and Dunleary : 
259. Duties on Entries inwards of Goods imported into Dub- 

lin from Holyhead; txxvi. 213. Committee deferred, 275. Not 
considered. 


















































Kingstown Harbour : 

260. Allowing a Salary out of the Consolidated Fund of 
Great Britain and Ireland to the Harbour Master of Kingstown 
Harbour ; [King’s Recommendation signified,] Motion agreed to, 
xc. 798. Not considered. 


Leith Harbour :—See infra, 292. 


Dogs : 

261. So much of Act 58 Geo. III. c. 54, as relates to the 
Duties on Dogs; ixxvu. 348. Considered, 360. Resolutions 
reported, and agreed to; Leave given to offer a Clause on the 
Third Reading of the Irish Hearths and Windows Bill; 364. See 
Hearths. 


Domingo, St. :—See infra, 460. 


Dominica : 

262. Granting Relief to the Island of Dominica out of the 
Funds granted for the relief of the Island of Jamaica; [King’s 
Recommendation signified,] xc. 560. Papers relating to the 
Hurricane referred; Matter considered; Proceedings in Com- 
mittee; 565. Resolutions reported, 570. Agreed to; Bill or- 
dered, 571. See Dominica, 2. 


Donaghadee and Port Patrick Harbours :—See supra, 258. 
Draining Tiles :—See supra, 2. 


Dublin Coal Trade : 

263. Act 2 &amp; 3 Gul. IV. c. 21, relating thereto; txxxvi. 510. 
Committee deferred, 515; [The King’s Recommendation signi- 
fied,] Act considered, 517. Resolution reported; Bill ordered ; 
521. See Dublin Coal Trade, 3. 


Dublin and Dunleary Port and Harbour :—See supra, 259. 


Dublin Police : 


264. Salaries of Justices to be appointed under Bill, for im- 
proving the Police in the District of Dublin Metropolis ; [King’s 
Recommendation signified,] xc. 574. Considered ; Proceedings 
in Committee; 580. Resolution reported, and agreed to; In- 
struction accordingly ; 582. See Dublin, 19. 

265. Authorizing the payment out of the Consolidated Fund of 
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, of the Salaries 
of the Two Justices and the Receiver to be appointed under Bill 
for improving the Police in the District of Dublin Metropolis; 
xci. 298; [King’s Recommendation signified,] 299. Considered; 
Proceedings in Committee; 307. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to; Instruction accordingly; 312. See Dublin, 20. 


Dublin Roads: 
266. The expediency of consolidating the Trusts of the several 
Turnpike Roads leading from the City of Dublin, and to substitute 
a Local Assessment in lieu of the Tolls levied on such Roads 
within the immediate Vicinity of Dublin; Considered ; Proceed- 
ings in Committee; xcu. 201. Report deferred, 217. No Report. 


Dublin, Sheriff of : 

267. Examination into the Conduct of the Sheriff of Dublin; 
Lxxvit. 240. Mr. Sheriff Thorp ordered to attend, 240. Com- 
mittee deferred; Mr. Sheriff Thorp ordered to attend; other 
Persons ordered to attend; 251. Panels for Dublin Commission 
for 1822 and 1823, ordered ; Clerk of Crown to attend therewith ; 
251. Other Persons ordered to attend; Panels for the Dublin 
Commission for 1819, 1820 and 1821, ordered; Clerk of the 
Crown to attend therewith; 255. Other Persons to attend, 260. 
265. 268. 278. 286. 289. 293. 297. 301. 311. 329. 334. Order for 
the attendance of certain Witnesses discharged; another Day 
appointed ; 268. Motion that William Kemyss do attend, with- 
drawn; Mr. Speaker acquaints the House of some circumstances 
relative to the attendance of the Sub-Sheriff of Dublin; 278. 
Matter considered, 278. Minutes ordered; presented; 278, Pp. 
286, P. 289, P. 293, Pp. 297, P. 301, P. 311, P. 338, P. 342, P. 347, P. 
Committee deferred, 329. 334. Matter further considered, 293. 
297. 300. 338. 342. 347. Report that Gabriel Whistler had not 
appeared ; ordered to attend; 338. Witnesses discharged from 
attendance, 347. Mr. Sheriff Thorp discharged from further 
attendance, 355. Petition of Inhabitants of Liverpool relative to 
the above inquiry, 387, rp. See Dublin Theatre. 


Dublin Wide Streets : 
268. Acts for the Improvement thereof; txxx. 540. Con- 
sidered, 545. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered; 553. See 
Dublin, 28. 


Duncan, Lord Viscount :—See infra, 669. 





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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 
Dunleary Harbour :—See supra, 236. East India Affairs—continued. 
Durham Bishoprick : 287. Of defraying the Expense of any additional Naval Force 


269. Granting Compensation to Persons who may sustain 
Losses by the passing of the Bill for more perfectly uniting to 
the Crown the County Palatine of Durham, and for the better re- 
gulation of the Revenues belonging to the Bishoprick ; [King’s 
Recommendation signified,] xc1. 278. Committee deferred, 284. 
Considered; Proceedings in Committee; 289. Resolution re- 
ported, and agreed to; Instruction accordingly; 294. See 
Durham, 1. 


Dutch Loan :—See infra, 546. 


Duties : 

270. Of Duties granted by the Act of Union (39 &amp; 40 Geo. 
III. c. 67,) and 40 Geo. III. c. 38; uxxv. 270. Considered, 292. 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 297. See Union Du- 
ties, 1. 

271. Act of Union 1 Geo. IV. c. 45; txxvi. 157. Consi- 
dered, 174. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 179. Reso- 
lutions to be printed, 180. See Union Duties, 2. 

272. Acts of Union and Intercourse; txxvur1. 180. Consi- 
dered, 255. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 266. See 
Union Duties, 3. 

273. Equalization of; Acts 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. c. 67; Consi- 
dered ; reparted, and Bill ordered; txxviu. 424. See Union 
Duties, 4. 

274. Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 26; ixx1x. 169. Considered, 181. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 187. See Union 
Duties, 5. 

See infra, 630. 


East India Affairs : 


275. Acts 54 Geo. III. c. 36; 55 Geo. III. c. 10, and 59 Geo. 
III. c. 33, respecting the Duties on Goods imported by Private 
Traders; txxvi. 170. Considered, 181. Resolution reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 185. See East India, 6. 

276. Acts relating to the Duties on East India Sugar; txxv1. 
392. Considered, 432. Resolutions reported, and Instruction 
accordingly, 439. See East India, 6. 

277. Acts 54 Geo. III. c. 103, and 59 Geo. ITI. c. 15,to grant 
Duties on Goods imported into Ireland from the East Indies ; 
yxxvi. 461. Considered, 465. Resolution reported, and Instruc- 
tion accordingly, 471. See East India, 6. 

278. Act 53 Geo. III. c. 155, for continuing in the East India 
Company, for a further time, the Possession of the British Terri- 
tories in India; txxvi. 360. Report made 18 May 1821, from 
Committee on Foreign Trade, referred ; Matter considered ; re- 
ported, and Bill ordered; 382. See East India, 7. 


279. Act 59 Geo. III. c. 125, to admit certain Goods im- 
ported from the East Indies to Entry and Payment of Duty with- 
out being warehoused ; txxvi. 451. Considered, 461. Resolu- 
tion reported, and Bill ordered, 465. See Spirits, 3. 


280. Acts 53, 54 &amp; 57 Geo. III., for regulating the East India 
Company’s Trade; txxvir. 298. Considered; reported, and Bill 
ordered, 307. See East India, 8. 

281. Acts for regulating the Trade to and from Places within 
the Limits of the East India Company’s Charter; .txxvin. 
329. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered, 350. See East 
India, 8. 

282. Defraying the Expense of Half-pay, Pensions, and other 
Allowances, on account of His Majesty’s Forces in India; txxvuitt. 
389. {The King’s Recommendation signified,] 394. Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered, 394. See East India, 17. 

283. Act 46 Geo. III. c. 92, relative to the Conveyance of 
Packets by the Post; txxvir. 410. Considered, 415. Resolu- 
tion reported; Amendment proposed to be made thereto; De- 
bate thereon adjourned ; 416. Further adjourned, 421. Resumed ; 
Amendment withdrawn; Another Amendment proposed, and 
agreed to; Resolution agreed to; 431. Read again, and Instruc- 
tion accordingly, 469. See East India, 4. 

284. Acts 54 Geo. III. c. 36; 55 Geo. III. c. 10; 59 Geo. ITI. 
c. 15 &amp; 32; 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 106, and 4 Geo. IV. c. 69 &amp; 72; 
uxx1x. 399. Considered, 408. Resolutions reported, and Bill 
ordered, 415. See East India, 9. 

285. Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 80, relative to the East India Com- 
pany’s Trade; uxx1x. 443. Considered ; reported, and Bill order- 
ed, 448, See East India, 10. 

286. Of regulating the Payment of the Salaries to the Judges 
of His Majesty’s Courts in India, and the Bishop of Calcutta ; 
[King’s Recommendation signified,] uxxx. 207. Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered; 229. See Last India, 18. 


to be employed in the East Indies; txxx1. 275. Considered; re- 
ported ; Motion for leave to bring in a Bill; [The King’s Re- 
commendation signified]; Bill ordered ; 289. See Navy, 10. 
288. Act 53 Geo. ITI. c. 155, for continuing in the East India 
Company, for a further time, the Possession of the British Terri- 


tories in India; [The King’s Recommendation signified,] uxxxm, 
556. Committee deferred, 562. 


289. So much of His Majesty’s Speech at the commencement 
of the Session, as relates to the East India Charter and Act 
55 Geo. III. c. 155, relating thereto; Minutes of Evidence from 
Select Committee on East India Affairs, in 1830, 1831 and 1832; 
Referred ; txxxvint. 483. Order for Committee read; Motion, 
That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendment pro- 
posed but not made; Main Question agreed to; East India 
Company’s Charter considered ; 484, 485. Resolutions reported, 
and agreed to; to be communicated to the Lords at a Conference; 
(see Conferences, 24) ; and Billor Billsordered ; 488. See East 
India, 20. 

290. China Trade; Acts relating thereto; Considered, txxxvin. 


567. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 570. See Eust 
India, 11. 


Edinburgh Annuity Tax : 
291. To consider of the Annuity Tax and Poor’s Assessments, 
and other Local Impositions in the City of Edinburgh; txxxvim. 
436. Considered, 436. Report deferred, 466. Resolution re- 


ported, 472. Bill ordered, 473. See Edinburgh Annuity 
Tax, 3. 


Edinburgh Bonds: 


292. Of enabling the Lords of the Treasury to advance a Sum 
to the Lord Provost, Magistrates and Council of Edinburgh, for 
payment of certain Bonds issued by them for the Improvement of 
Leith Harbour; [King’s Recommendation signified,] txxx. 515. 
Instruction to consider Act 45 Geo. III. c. 114; 515. Considered, 


524. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered; 534. See Edin- 
burgh Bonds, 6. 


Elections :—See supra, 70; infra, 477, &amp;e. 
Ely, Chief Justice of: 


293. Making Compensation to the present Chief Justice of 
Ely for the abolition of his Office by any Act to be passed in the 
present Session of Parliament; [King’s Recommendation signified, ] 
xc1. 547. Committee deferred, 553. 570. 587. Considered; Pro- 
ceedings in Committee; 618. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to, 630. Resolution again read; Instruction accordingly; 672. 
See York and Ely Secular Jurisdiction. 


Emigration : 


294. Reports from Select Committee on Emigration in 1827; 
Lxxxu. 207. No Report. 


England, Ancient Historians of : 


295. An Address for publishing the Works of; txxvit. 439. 
Considered, 458. Resolution for an Address reported, and agreed 
to; 461. See Addresses, 1373. 


Epidemic Diseases :—See supra, 157. 
Essequibo :—See supra, 253. 


Exchequer Bills, issued for Public Works :—See infra, 
683, &amp;c. 


ixchequer, Court of : 


296. To consider of making Compensation to the Officers of 
the Court of Exchequer whose Offices may be abolished by virtue 
of any Act of the present Session of Parliament; [King’s Consent 
signified,] Lxxxvi. 538. Considered; Proceedings in Com- 
mittee; 569. Resolution reported, and agreed to, 574. See 
Sheriffs, 2. 

297. Reports of the Commissioners of Inquiry respecting the 
Judicial Fees received for the Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer 
inIreland ; txxvu1. 366. Ninth and Eleventh Reports of Commis- 
sioners, and Reports of 3 July 1821, and 16 May 1823, from 
the Committee appointed to consider the said Ninth and Eleventh 
Reports; Referred; 393. Matter considered, 402. Further con- 
sidered, 448. 451. Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 467. 

298. Toconsider of the Salaries of the Officers of the Equity side 
of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland ; [King’s Recommendation 
signified,] uxxvi. 438. Considered, 442. Five Resolutions 
reported, and Bill ordered upon the Four first ; and Instructions 


upon the Fifth; 443. See Chancery, Court of, Ireland, 8. 
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Exchequer, Court of —continued. 

299. Application of the Fees payable on the Sealing of Writs 
in the Courts of Exchequer in Ireland; 1xxx. 367. [King’s Con- 
sent signified]; Considered, 371. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 376. See Exchequer Court, Ireland, 5. 


300. Charging upon the Consolidated Fund the Compensation 
to the two late Examiners of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland ; 
[King’s Recommendation signified,] uxxx1. 507. Considered, 
526. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 532. See Ex- 
chequer Court, Ireland, 3. 


301. To consider of making Compensation out of the Consoli- 
dated Fund to such Persons as may be deprived of their Offices, 
or of their Fees and Emoluments, by the Bill for facilitating the 
Appointment of Sheriffs in Ireland; [King’s Recommendation 
signified,] xc. 546. Considered; Proceedings in Committee ; 
551. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Instruction accord- 
ingly ; 555. See Sheriffs, 11. 


302. Granting Retired Allowances to the Judges and other 
Persons of the Court of Exchequer in Scotland upon voluntarily 
resigning their Offices ; [The King’s Recommendation signified, ] 
Lxxxvii. 249. Committee deferred, 254.261. Matter considered ; 
Proceedings in Committee ; 265. Resolution reported, Instruc- 
tion accordingly, 269. See Eachequer Court, Scotland, 1. 


303. Making Compensation out of the Consolidated Fund to 
certain Officers of the Court in the event of their Offices being 
abolished under the provisions of any Act to be passed in the 
present Session to regulate certain Offices in the Court of Ex- 
ehequer in Scotland ; [King’s Recommendation signified,] xcn. 
260. Committee deferred, 307. 

See supra, 123. 189. 


Exchequer Offices : 

304. Act 57 Geo. III. c. 84, to regulate the Offices of His 
Majesty’s Exchequer in England and Ireland; rxxvu. 345. Con- 
sidered, 361. Resolutions reported, and Instruction accordingly, 
366. See Exchequer Offices, 3. 


305. Compensations and Payments to be made on the Aboli- 
tion and Regulation of Offices in the Receipt of His Majesty’s 
Exchequer in consequence of any Act of the present Session of 
Parliament, and of the Salaries to be paid to the future Officers 
thereof; [The King’s Recommendation signified]; Account re- 
ferred; Considered; Proceedings in Committee; txxx1x. 125. 
Resolutions reported, and agreed to; Instruction to the Com- 
mittee on the Exchequer of Receipt Bill to make provision 
accordingly; 131. See Exchequer. 


Excise : 

306. Acts relating to the Duties of Excise ; txxx. 359. Con- 
sidered, 371. Resolutions reported, and agreed to, and Bill 
ordered thereupon, 376. See Excise, 2. 


307. The Duties of Stamps payable on Excise Bonds, Deben- 
tures or Certificates; txxx. 398. Considered, 408. Resolutions 
reported, and agreed to; and Instruction accordingly; 416. 
See Customs, 2. 

308. Acts relating to the Duties of Excise, and for regulating 
the Collection thereof; txxx1.212. Order for going into Com- 
mittee discharged, 226. 

309. Acts relative to the Duties of Excise; ixxxu. 503. 
Considered; reported, and Bill or Bills ordered; 509. See 
Excise, 3. Glass, 1. 

310. Acts relating to the Excise; txxxu1. 392. Considered, 
417. Resolutions reported, and Bill or Bills ordered, 423. 
Resolutions to be printed, 427. See Hacise Licenses and Sur- 
vey, 5. Glass,4. Passage Vessels Licenses,2. Spirits, 5. 

311. Acts 3 Geo. IV. c. 83; 5 Geo. IV. c. 55; 6 Geo. IV. c. 58 
&amp; 80; txxxv.180. Three Resolutions reported, and Bills ordered, 
187. See Leather, 2. Spirits, 7. 


312. Acts; Lxxxv. 549. Resolution reported, and Instruction 
accordingly, 555. See Spirits, 9. 

313. Acts for imposing Duties of Excise; txxxvi. 247. 
Considered, 257. Resolution reported; Bill ordered ; 263. Not 
presented. 

314. Act 43 Geo. III. c. 69, relating to the Duties of Excise ; 
Lxxxvi, 272. Acts considered, 325. Resolution reported; Bill 
ordered; 331. See Calicoes. 


315. Acts relating tothe Duties of Excise on Candles; txxxvi. 
349. Resolution reported; Bill considered; 352. See 
Candles, 1. 

316. Acts relating thereto; txxxvi. 578. Considered, 601. 
Resolution reported ; Bill ordered; 725. See Candles, 1. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1897.) 


Excise —continued. 

317. Acts relating to Duties of Excise; Considered; 
Proceedings in Committee ; txxxvi1. 292. Resolution reported, 
and agreed to; Bill ordered; 298. See Tiles, 

318. Acts relating to Duties of Excise; uxxxvi. 292, 
Considered, 298. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill 
ordered; 302. See Soap, 1. 

319. Acts relating to Duties of Excise; uxxxix. 527. Com- 
mittee deferred, 530. 533. Considered; Proceedings in Com- 
mittee ; 537: Resolutions reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered ; 
541. Resolutions read; Order of Leave for bringing in a Bill 
thereupon read, and discharged; Instructions to the Committee on 
the Sale of Beer Act Amendment Bill, to make provision therein 
pursuant to the Fourth of the said Resolutions; Bill upon the 
First and Second, and Bill upon the Third and Fifth of the said 
Resolutions ; Ordered; 546. See Spirits, 11. Starch, 3, §c. 


320. Acts relating thereto; xc. 546. Considered ; Proceedings 
in Committee; 549. Resolutions reported; Bills ordered; 553. 
See Glass, 6. Spirits, 12. 

321, Act 45 Geo. III. c. 31, relating to Excise Incorporation, 
Scotland ; Considered, xc. 475. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to; Bill ordered ; 479. See Excise, 11. 


322. Acts relating thereto; xc1. 657. Considered; Pro- 
ceedings in Committee; 672. Resolutions reported, and agreed 
to; Bill ordered thereupon; 678. See Spirits, 13. 

See supra, 2. 219, &amp;c.; infra, 423. Weights and Mea- 


sures, 3. 4. 


Excise Licenses : 

323. Acts 55 Geo. III. c. 19, and 59 Geo. III. c. 106, 
relating thereto; txxv. 401. Considered; reported, and Bill 
ordered; 408. See Licenses, 5. 

324. Acts 55 Geo. III. c. 30, and 59 Geo. III. c. 32, for 
granting additional Duties of Excise in Great Britain, on Sweets, 
Tobacco, Snuff and Excise Licenses; txxvu. 159. Considered, 
164. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 171. See 
Licenses, 1. 

325. Acts relating to Excise Duties on Licenses; txxx. 416. 
Considered, 424. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 430. 
See Licenses, 3. 


Expiring Laws :—See infra, 406. 
Faculties, Court of, Ireland :—See infra, 394. 
Fees :—See supra, 195. 299; infra, 666. 


Fines and Recoveries: 

326. Granting Compensation to Persons who may be deprived 
of their Offices by the Bill for abolishing Fines and Recoveries; 
Lxxxvil. 37. [The King’s Recommendation signified,] 38. Con- 
sidered ; Committee report progress; 41. No Report. 


327. Granting Compensation to Persons affected by the Bill 
for abolishing Fines and Recoveries; txxx1x. 500. Committee 
deferred, 534. No Report. 

328. Authorizing Compensation to be made to Lords of 
Liberties and other Persons who may sustain loss in consequence 
of an Act of the last Session of Parliament for the abolition of 
Fines and Recoveries ; and also of providing for the payment of 
certain Salaries and Allowances payable in the Office of the 
Hanaper; [The King’s Recommendation signified,] xc. 535. 
Considered; Proceedings in Committee; 545. Resolutions 
reported; agreed to; Instruction accordingly; 551. See Fines 
and Recoveries, 3. 


Fish and Fisheries : 
329. Bounties on the taking and curing of Fish on the Coasts 
of Great Britain; txxv. 441. Considered, 446. Resolutions 
reported, and Instruction accordingly, 451. See Fish, 13. 


330. Granting Bounties on the curing of Fish taken in the 
Scottish Fisheries; txxv. 415. Considered, 421. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered; 425. See Fish, 13. 


331. Act 59 Geo. ITI. c. 109, for the further Improvement 
and Encouragement of the Irish Fisheries; txxv.271. Committee 
deferred, 277. 284. 288. 413. Not considered, 


332. Act 59 Geo. III. c. 109, relating thereto; txxv. 360. 
Considered, 373. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 381. 
See Fish, 10. 

333. Acts 48 Geo. IIT. c. 110; 54 Geo. IIT. c. 102; and 
55 Geo. III. c. 94, for the better Encouragement of the British 
White Herring Fishery; uxxvi. 383. Considered, 391. Reso- 
lutions reported, and Bills ordered, 408. See Fish, 14. 

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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Fish and Fisheries—continued. 

334. Act 48 Geo. III.c.110; 55 Geo. III.c.94; 59 Geo. ITI. 
c. 109; and 1 Geo. IV. c. 82 &amp; 103, for the further encourage- 
ment of the Fisheries; uxx1x. 276: Considered, 293. Resolu- 
tions reported, and Bill ordered, 305, See Fish, 3. 


335. Acts relative to the Bounties on Fish; ixx1x. 443. 
Considered, 448. Resolutions reported, and Instruction accord- 
ingly, 457. See Fish, 3. 


336. Act 5 Geo. IV., relative to the encouragement and 
improvement of the British and Irish Fisheries; ixxx. 164. 
Considered, 185. Resolutions reported, 195. Report further 
considered ; Resolutions agreed to, and Bill ordered; 206. 
See Fish, 4. 


337. Act 5 Geo. IV. c. 64, for the encouragement and 
improvement of the British Fisheries; uxxx. 281. Considered, 
288. Resolutidns reported, and Instructions accordingly, 295. 
See Fish, 4. 


338. Act 5 Geo. IV. c. 64, relative to the encouragement and 
improvement of the British and Irish Fisheries; uxxx1. 121. 
Considered, 131. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 134. 
See Fish, 4. 


339. Granting Bounties on certain sorts of Fish exported from 
Ireland; txxx1. 245. Considered, 252. Resolutions reported, 
257. Read, and Bill ordered, 294. See Fish, 2. 

340. Acts 48 Geo. III. c. 110; 55 Geo. III. c. 94; 59 Geo. ITI. 
c. 109; 5 Geo. IV. c.64; 7 Geo. IV. c. 34 &amp; 47; and 10 Geo. IV. 


c. 33; txxxv. 593. Considered, 600. Resolution reported, and 
Bill ordered, 611. See Fish, 5. 

341. Acts 26 Geo. III. c. 41; 29 Geo. III. c. 53; 55 Geo. 
III. c. 39; 46 Geo. III. c. 9; 1 Geo. IV. c. 12, for further sup- 
port and encouragement of the Fisheries, carried on in the Green- 
land Seas and Davis’s Straits, xxv. 246. Considered, 258. Re- 
solutions reported, and Bill ordered, 266. See Fish, 28. 


342. Acts for the encouragement of the Greenland Fisheries, 
uxxvi. 445. Considered, 450. No Report. 


343. Acts 26 Geo. III. c. 41; 46 Geo. III. c. 9, and 1 Geo. 
IV. c. 43; txxvu. 409. Considered, 427. Resolutions reported, 
and Bill ordered, 433. See Fish, 29. 


344. Acts relative to the Newfoundland Fishery, txx1x. 291. 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered, 314. See_Fish, 15. 


345. Acts relating to the Newfoundland Fishery, txxxrv. 62. 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered, 73. See Fish, 16. 


See infra, 466. 547. 


Flax and Cotton : 

346. Acts 23 Geo. III. c. 77, and 1 Geo. IV. c. 15, for the 
more effectual encouragement of the Manufactures of Flax and 
Cotton in Great Britain, txxv1. 73. Considered, 88. Resolu- 
tions reported, and Bill ordered, 92. See Flax and Cotton, 1. 


347. Act 23 Geo. III. c. 77, for the more effectual encourage- 
ment of the Manufactures of Flax and Cotton in Great Britain, 
txxvil. 159. Considered, 164. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 171. See Flax and Cotton, 2. 

See infra, 369. 412. 


Four per Cent. Annuities :—See supra, 19, &amp;e. 


Free Ports : ; 

348. Extending Acts 45 Geo. III. c. 57; 48 Geo. III. 
ce. 125; 50 Geo. III. c. 21; and 58 Geo. III. c. 27, for allowing 
the Importation and Exportation of certain Goods into and from 
certain Ports in the West Indies, to Morant Bay in the Island of 
Jamaica; .xxv. 223. Considered, 231. Resolution reported, 
and Bill ordered, 238. See West Indies, 1. 


349. Act 57 Geo. III. c. 74, to extend several Acts for allow- 
ing the Importation and Exportation of Goods to Port Maria in 
Jamaica, and Bridgetown in Barbadoes; txxv. 321. Considered ; 
reported, and Bil! ordered; 328. See West Indies, 2. 


See supra, 215, &amp;c. 


Fur Trade : 


350. Ofthe Fur Trade in North America, txxvi. 405. Con- 
sidered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 408. See Fur Trade. 


Game : 

351. Acts 52 Geo. III. c. 93, and 56 Geo. III. c. 56, so far as 
relate to the Duty on Game Certificates, xxx. 538. Considered, 
542. Reported, and Bill ordered, 548. See Game, 8. 





Game—continued. 

352. Duty on Licenses for the Sale of, uxxxi. 482. Con- 
sidered, 440. Resolution reported, and Instruction accordingly, 
447, See Game, 12. 

353. Duty on Licenses for the Sale of, txxx1v. 75. Consi 
82. Resolution reported, and Instruction accordingly, 86. See 
Game, 2. 

354. Imposing a Duty on Game Certificates, txxvi. 253, 
Committee deferred, 280. Not proceeded in.——— Another Com- 
mittee; Considered, 1xxxvi1. 736. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to; Instruction accordingly, 739. See Game, 14. 


Geneva :—See infra, 414. 


Glass : 

355. Act 59 Geo. III. c. 104, to continue certain Laws of 
Excise with regard to Crown Glass, and Flint and Phial Glass, 
&amp;c.; Lxxv. 261. Considered, 268. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 271. See Glass, 1. 

356. Acts 59 Geo. III. c. 104, and 1 Geo. IV. c. 12, to con- 
tinue certain Laws of Excise with regard to Crown Glass and 
Flint and Phial Glass; txxv1. 127. Considered, 137. Resolu- 
tions reported, and Bill ordered, 144. See Glass, 1. 


357. Duties and Sweets; Acts 57 Geo. III. c. 111; 59 Geo. 
III. c. 89 &amp; 104; 1 Geo. IV. c. 16; and 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 13; 
Lxx1x. 276. Considered, 285. Resolutions reported, and Bill 
ordered, 293. See Glass, 2. 


358. Acts relating to the Duties thereon, txxx. 440. Con- 
sidered, 449. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 458. See 
Glass, 3. 

359. Acts relating to the Duties thereon, txxxvi. 398. Com- 
mittee deferred, 524. Acts considered, 525. Proceedings in 
Committee, 526. Resolution reported; Bill ordered; 532. See 
Glass, 5. 


Gold and Silver Plate : 

360. Act 25 Geo. III. c. 64, for granting Duties on Gold and 
Silver Plate imported, &amp;c.; txxv. 2938. Considered, 298. Reso- 
lution reported, 305. Read again, and Leave given to offer a 
Clause thereupon, 309. See Gold Rings. 


361. Licenses; Acts 55 Geo. III. c. 19 &amp; 30; Considered; 
Lxxx. 546. Resolution reported, and Instruction accordingly, 
553. See Stamps, 14. 


Grain : —See supra, 160. 


Greece : 

362. Convention between His Majesty the King of the French 
and the Emperor of all the Russias, on the one part, and the King 
of Bavaria on the other, relative to the Affairs of Greece, signed 
at London, May 7, 1832 ; [The King’s Recommendation signified, ] 
Lxxxvil. 556. Considered; Proceedings in Committee; 561. 
Resolution reported; Bill ordered; 565. See Greece, 1. 

363. Act 2&amp;3 Will. IV. c. 121; [King’s Recommendation 
signified,] xc1. 687. Committee deferred, 689. 692. Con- 
sidered, 711. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Instruction 
to Gentlemen appointed to bring in the Greek Loan Bill to make 
provision therejn accordingly; 716. See Greece, 2. 


Greenland Fisheries :—-See supra, 341. 


Greenwich Hospital : 
364. Acts relating thereto; txxvi. 445. Considered ; reported, 
and Bill ordered; 450. See Greenwich Hospital, 1. 


365. Making provision out of the Consolidated Fund for the 
Payment of an Annuity for the Support of Greenwich Hospital; 
Lxxx1x. 332. Committee deferred, 337. 345. Order for Com- 
mittee read; [King’s Recommendation signified]; Considered, 
366. Resolution reported and agreed to; Bill ordered; 373. 
See Seamen in the Merchant Service, 2. ° 


Guernsey :—-See infra, 544. 


Hackney Coaches : 

366. Acts relating thereto; ixxxvi. 671. Considered, 675. 
Resolutions reported; Bill ordered; 680. See Hackney 
Coaches, 1. 

367. Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Hack- 
ney Coaches and other Carriages; txxxvi. 773. Committee de- 
ferred, 793. 801. 804. Bill considered, 809. Reported, 814. 
See Hackney Coaches, 19. 


368. Payment, by the Commissioners of Stamps and Taxes, of 
the Expenses of an Office for the Registry of Metropolitan Public 


Carriages, and of the Duty to be imposed upon the Licenses to 
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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Hackney Coaches—continued. 
Drivers and Watermen of Hackney Carriages, and Drivers and 
Conductors of Omnibuses; [King’s Recommendation signified,] 
xci. 442. Committee deferred, 485. Considered; Proceedings 
in Committee; 525. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; In- 
struction accordingly, 537. | See Hackney Coaches, 4. 


Hemp and Flax: 

369. Act 27 Geo. III. c. 13; txxxix. 143. Considered, 148. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered; 158. See 
Hemp and Flaz. : 

See infra, 415. 


Hereditary Revenue: 
370. Acts 1 Geo. III. c.1; 59 Geo. IIT. c. 58, and 1 Geo. IV. 
c. 1; so much thereof as relates to His Majesty’s Hereditary Re- 
venue of Scotland; txxvi. 243. Considered; reported, and Bill 
ordered; 259. See Hereditary Revenue, 1. 


Herring Fishery :—See supra, 333. 


Hides and Skins: 

371. Acts 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. c. 66, and 41 Geo. III. c. 53, 
to prevent the Damage thereof; txxvin. 290. Considered; re- 
ported, and Bill ordered ; 294. See Hides, 1. 

372. Acts 40 Geo. III. c. 9 (Irish), and 53 Geo. III. c. 60, 
relative thereto; txxvu. 475. Considered, 478. Resolution re- 
ported, and agreed to, 485. 

See infra, 407, 408. 


Holyhead :—See supra, 259. 


Holyhead Roads : 

373. For advancing Money out of the Consolidated Fund for 
the Improvement of the Holyhead and London Road; [King’s 
Recommendation signified,] 1xxx. 515. Considered, 539. Reso- 
lution reported, and Instruction accordingly ; 546. See Turn- 
pike Roads, 46. 

374. Acts 55 Geo. III. c. 152, 59 Geo. III. c. 48, and 4 Geo. 
IV. c. 74; [King’s Recommendation signified,] txxx1. 261. Con- 
sidered, 268. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered; 274. See 
Turnpike Roads, 47. 

375. Advancing Money for the Improvement of; [King’s 
Recommendation signified,] uxxxm1. 498. Considered, 604. 
Resolution reported, and Instruction accordingly ; 506. See 
Turnpike Roads, 49. 


Hops : 

376. Allowing a Drawback on Hops exported; txxvi. 451. 
Considered, 461. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 465. 
See Hops, 1. 

377. Acts 9 Anne, c. 12, &amp; 6 Geo. I. ¢. 21; wxxxim. 429. 
Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 434. See Hops, 2. 


Horses : 

378. Acts 58 Geo. III. c. 16, and 59 Geo. ITI. c. 13, relating to 
Duties on Horses used for Husbandry ; rxxv1.127. Question pro- 
posed, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendment 
proposed, but not made, for an Instruction to repeal the Duties on 
Horses solely employed in Husbandry; Acts considered; 138. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered; 144. See Horses, 1; 

See infra, 521, 522. 


Hospitals :—See supra, 364, &amp;c. 


House of Commons: 

379. Address for building suitable Committee Rooms and a 
Library ; Report from Select Committee referred, and Matter 
considered ; txxx. 613. Resolution reported, and agreed to; 
622. See Addresses, 1397. 

380. Address for directions for additional Accommodation to 
the Library for the convenience and use of Members of the 
House, and for the safe custody of the printed Books and Papers ; 
uxxxvu. 570. Not considered. See Addresses, 1398. 

See infra, 390. 527. 


Husbandry Horses : —See supra, 378. 
Illicit Distillation : —See supra, 257. 
Importation and Exportation :—See supra, 159, &amp;e. 


Imprisonment for Debt : 

381. For granting Compensation to Gaolers and others who 
may suffer from the operation of any Act to be passed in the pre- 
sent Session for abolishing Imprisonment for Debt ; [King’s Re- 
commendation signified]; Considered; Proceedings in Com- 
mittee; xc11. 119. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Instruc- 
tion accordingly ; 128. | See Imprisonment for Debt, 2. 


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Indigo :—See supra, 138. 


Insolvent Debtors Court, Ireland : 

382. Of making provision out of the Consolidated Fund for 
the Salaries of Commissioners of the Insolvent Debtors’ Court in 
Ireland; [King’s Recommendation signified,] uxxv1. 264. Con- 
sidered, 299. Resolution reported, and Instruction accordingly ; 
303. See Debtors, 14. 


383. Enabling the Lord Lieutenant to order a further advance 
out of the Consolidated Fund for Salaries to Officers of the Court 
for Relief of Insolvent Debtors; [King’s Recommendation signified, ] 
uxxvir. 879. Considered, 383. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to; and Instruction accordingly ; 388. See Debtors, 15. 

384. Of making provision for the Salaries and Allowances of 
the Commissioners of that Court, and the Expenses thereof in 
Ireland ; [King’s Recommendation signified], txxx1v. 43. Con- 
sidered, 49. Resolution reported, and Instruction accordingly ; 
62. See Debtors, 17. 


385. Making Compensation to one of the Commissioners of 
the Insolvent Debtors Court in Ireland ; [The King’s Recomenda- 
tion signified] uxxx1x. 374. Committee deferred, 384. Order 
for Committee read, and discharged, 386. 


Inspectors General of Prisons :—See infra, 525. 


Ireland : 

386. Issuing Exchequer Bills for local and temporary Relief in 
Ireland ; [The King’s Recommendation signified,] uxxxvi. 459. 
Considered, 469. Resolution reported; agreed to; Instruction 
accordingly; 478. See Works, Public, 17. 

See infra, 643. 690. 


Irish Fisheries :—See infra, 547. 

Irish Linens :—See infra, 412. 

Isle of Man :—See infra, 435-437. 
Jamaica :—See supra, 348 ; infra, 676, 677. 
Jersey :—See infra, 544. 


Jews: 

387. Civil Disabilities affecting Persons professing the Jewish 
Religion; Proceeding in Committee; txxxvi11. 282. Resolutions 
reported, and Bill ordered, 287. See Jews, 2. 

388. Civil Disabilities to which Persons professing the Jewish 
Religion are now subjected; Considered; Proceedings in Com- 
mittee ; LXxx1x. 217, 218. Resolution reported, and agreed to; 
Bill ordered ; 222. See Jews, 3. 

389. The Laws imposing Civil Disabilities on His Majesty’s 
Subjects professing the Jewish Religion, xc1. 411. Considered ; 
Proceedings in Committee; 412. Resolution reported, 418, 
Agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon; 419. See Jews, 4. 


Journal Index : 
390. Address for Remuneration for compiling a General Index 
to the Journals, xxx. 606. Considered, 614. Resolution re- 
ported, and agreed to, 622. See Addresses, 1413. 


Judges :——See supra, 195; infra, 391. 443. 
Judges Registrars:—See supra, 126. 


Judges’ Salaries : 

391. Act 39 Geo. III.c. 110, for the Augmentation of the 
Salaries of the Judges of the Courts in Westminster Hall, and 
also of the Lords of Session, Lords Commissioners of Justiciary 
and Barons of Exchequer in Scotland ; [King’s Recommendation 
signified,] xxx. 414. Considered, 422. Three Resolutions re- 
ported ; Amendment proposed, but not made to the first Resolu- 
tion; 447. Report re-committed ; Instruction for granting Retired 
Allowances to Judges in certain cases; Considered ; 462. Further 
considered, 483. Six Resolutions reported; First Resolution 
amended, and agreed to, and Bill or Bills ordered; 491. (See 
Common Pleas, 1. Judges, 1. King’s Bench, 6.) Fourth Reso- 
lution again read, and Instruction accordingly, 514. (See King’s 
Bench, 6.) Fifth Resolution again read, and Leave given to offer 
a Clause thereupon, 550. (See Common Pleas, 1.) 

392. Augmentation of the Judges’ Salaries in Scotland; and 
of the prospective Reduction of the Salaries of certain Judges in 
England; [King’s Recommendation signified,] Lxxxiv. 307. 
Considered, 326. No Report. 

393. Augmenting the Salaries of His Majesty’s” Judges in 
Scotland; [King’s Recommendation signified] ; Motion agreed to 
xcu. 442. Committee deferred, 494. No Report. 

394. Providing 
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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Judges’ Salaries—continued. 


394. Providing a Salary in lieu of Fees to the Judge of the 
Prerogative Court and Court of Faculties in Ireland; [King’s 
Recommendation signified,] .xxxu. 458. Considered, 465. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 470. See Judges, 2. 


395. Granting Salaries to two additional Judges in Scot- 
land; [King’s Recommendation signified,] xxx. 377. Con- 
sidered, 428. Resolutions reported, 439. Resolutions read again, 
and Instruction accordingly; 470. See Courts of Justice 
(Scotland), 3. 


See supra, 286; infra, 528, 529. 


Justice, Administration of : 

396. Acts 48 Geo. III. c. 151, and 49 Geo. III. c. 119; [The 
King’s Recommendation signified] ; Third and Fourth Reports of 
Commissioners referred; .xxvimt. 148. Considered, 178. Re- 
solutions reported, and Bill ordered, 183. Not presented. 

See infra, 466. 471. 


Justice, Courts of :—See supra, 184, ke. 


Justices of the Peace, Salaries :—See infra, 497. 501. 


Kenrick, Mr. : 


397. Petition of Martin Money Canfor, complaining of the 
conduct of Mr. Kenrick in the execution of his Office of Justice 
of the Peace; Martin Money Canfor ordered to attend, and Leave 
given to Mr. Kenrick to attend by his Counsel; Petition con- 
sidered; txxx.600. Minutes ordered; presented; printed ; 600. 
Matter further considered, and Report that the Committee do not 
think it necessary to recommend to the House to proceed further 
with reference to this Petition; 612. See Kenrick, Mr., 1. 


398. Charge made by Mr. Denman (a Member) against him 
of having preferred before a neighbouring Magistrate a charge of 
Felony against a poor man named John Franks, uxxx1. 44. Con- 
sidered ; Minutes reported ; 76, Pp. See Kenrick, Mr., 3. 


Kerry County :—See supra, 196. 


King’s Bench, Court of: 

399. Granting Salaries to the Clerk of the Crown of the Court 
of King’s Bench, and his Assistant, in Ireland ; [The King’s Re- 
commendation signified, ]txxxvi1. 249. Considered ; Proceedings 
in Committee; 254. Resolution reported, 260. Bill ordered, 
261. See Clerk of the Crown, 2. 

See supra, 184. 


Lace :—See infra, 569. 
Lagan Navigation :—See infra, 461. 


Lancaster County Court :—See supra, 180. 


Land and Assessed Taxes : 

400. Report, 8th June 1821, relative to the Duties of Receivers- 
general of Land and Assessed Taxes, and Distributors of Stamps 
in Great Britain; txxvu. 69. Considered, 73. Resolutions 
reported, and Bill ordered, 78. See Land Taz, 10. 


Land Revenues : 
401. Acts 53 Geo. III. c. 121; 54 Geo. III. c. 70; and 
57 Geo. III. c. 24; txx1x. 379. Considered, 383. Resolution 
reported, and Instruction accordingly, 389. See Land Re- 
venue, 2. 


402. Act 10 Geo. IV. c. 50, authorizing the application of 
part of the Land Revenue of the Crown for the repair and 
improvement of Buckingham Palace; [The King’s Recommend- 
ation signified]; Report from Select Committee on Windsor 
Castle and Buckingham Palace, in the last Session; Referred ; 


considered ; uxxxvit.14. Resolution reported; Bill ordered; 16. 
See Land Revenue, 4. 


403. To consider of authorizing the application of part of the 
Land Revenue of the Crown for providing Furniture, Fixtures, 
Fittings and Decorations for Buckingham Palace ; [The King’s 
Consent signified,] 1xxxviu. 663. Order for Committee read; 
Report, 14th June 1831, from Select Committee on Windsor 
Castle and Buckingham Palace, referred; considered; Pro- 
ceedings in Committee ; 668. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to; Bill ordered; 673. See Buckingham House, 3. 


404. Making Compensation to the Auditors of the Land 
Revenue in England, on the Abolition of their Office; [The 





Land Revenues—continued. 


’ King’s Recommendation signified,}] xxxv1.14. Considered, 16, 
Resolution reported, and agreed to, and Instruction accordingly ; 
22. See Woods and Forests. 

See supra, 557. 


Land Tax : 


405. Acts relating thereto; uxxxvim.300. Considered; Pro- 
ceedings in Committee; 303. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to; Bill ordered ; 306. See Supply, 985. 


Law Courts :—See supra, 184, &amp;c.; infra, 443. 


Law Officers :—See supra, 194, 195. 
Law Stamps :—See infra, 609-619. 628, 629. 


Laws, Expiring: 

406. Act 1 Geo. IV. c. 12, to continue until the 25th day of 
June 1820, such Laws as may expire within a limited period; 
Lxxv. 262. Considered, 268. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 271. See Flaz, 1. 


Leather : 


407. Repealing Duties on Tawed Kid Skins, Sheep Skins and 
Lamb Skins; txxx1.221. Considered, 225. Resolution reported, 
and Bill ordered, 232. See Hides and Shins, 4. 

408. Duties payable in Ireland on Leather Hides, and Skins, 
and Paper; uxx1x.345. Considered,361. Resolutions reported, 
and Bill or Bills ordered, 368. See Leather, 3. 

See supra, 306, &amp;c. 


Legacies :—See infra, 620. 
Leith Harbour :—See supra, 392. 
Letters :—See infra, 504, &amp;e. 


Levant Company : 
409. Acts for enlarging and regulating the Trade into the 
Levant Seas ; xxx.367. Considered,371. Resolutions reported, 
and Bill ordered, 376. See Companies, 4. 


Library of the House of Commons :—See supra, 379, 380. 
Licenses :—See supra, 115, 116. 323. 
Life Annuities :—See supra, 25, 26. 


Lighthouses : 

410. Vesting the different Lighthouses now belonging to His 
Majesty, and the other Lighthouses of this Kingdom, in the 
Trinity House; making Compensation for the same; and esta- 
blishing the Tolls and Duties payable in respect of Lighthouses 
and Lights; [King’s Recommendation signified,] xc1. 612. Con- 
sidered ; Proceedings in Committee ; 619. Resolutions reported, 
and agreed to; Instruction accordingly; 630. See Light- 
houses, 3. 


Limerick County :—Sce supra, 196. 


Linen : 

411. Act 29 Geo. II.c. 15; 3 Geo. III. c. 12; 23 Geo. III. 
c. 21; 24 Geo. III. c. 14; 46 Geo. III. c. 29; 51 Geo. III. c. 14, 
and 59 Geo. III. c. 52, for granting a Bounty on certain Species 
of British and Irish Linens exported; txxv. 266. Considered, 
271. Three Resolutions reported; First agreed to; Two last 
disagreed to; Bill ordered upon the First; 379. See Linen, 1. 

412. Acts 29 Geo. II. c. 15, and 1 Geo. IV. c. 63, for grant- 
ing a Bounty upon certain Species of British and Irish Linens 
exported ; and for taking off the Duties on the Importation of 
Foreign Raw Linen Yarns made of Flax; .txxvi. 187. Con- 
sidered, 196. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 201. See 
Linen, 2. 

413. Report from the Select Committee on the Laws which 
regulate the Linen Trade; rxxx. 423. Considered, 423. Two 
Resolutions reported ; Bill ordered upon the First (see Linen, 5); 
and Instruction upon the Second; 429. See Customs, 14. 

414. Duties payable upon Linen imported into the British 
Possessions in America or the West Indies, and on Foreign 
Brandy or Geneva; ixxx. 424. Considered, 427. Resolution 
reported, 436. Read again, and Instruction accordingly; 448. 
See America, 4. 

415. Acts for the Regulation of the Linen and Hempen Manu- 
factures of Scotland; uxxvi. 290. Considered; reported, and 
Bill ordered ; 300. See Linen, 11. 


See supra, 211. 


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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to—. 


Liverpool :—See infra, 508. 


Liverpool Revenue Buildings : 

416. Authorizing the Issue of a Sum of Money out of the 
Consolidated Fund towards the Erection of certain Buildings at 
‘Liverpool; [The King’s Recommendation signified]; Treasury 
Minute and Papers relative thereto; presented 10 March 1831; 
Referred, txxxvur. 75. Matter considered, 84. Resolution re- 
ported, 87, Bill ordered, 88. See Liverpool, 5. 


Loans :—See infra, 546. 694. 
London Bridge :—See supra, 72-74. 


London Port Dues: 
417. Actsrelating thereto; txxx1x. 374. Committee deferred, 
384. 387. Considered; Resolution reported, and agreed to ; Bill 
ordered ; 393. See London, 6. 


London Scavage and Package : 

418. Authorizing the Purchase from the Corporation of London 
of the Dues of Package, Scavage and Porterage; [The King’s 
Recommendation signified,] txxxvim. 590. Matter considered; 
Proceeding in Committee ; 594. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 596. See London, 7. 


Lords of Session :— See supra, 391. 


Lotteries : 

419. Authorizing the Lords of the Treasury to pay Salaries 
and Allowances to Commissioners and Officers of the Lottery; 
[King’s Recommendation signified,] txxvu1. 429. Considered, 
430. Resolutions reported, and Instruction accordingly, 437. 
See Supply, 971. 


Lunatic Asylums : 
420. Act9Geo. IV. c.41; [King’s Recommendation signified,] 
Lxxxiv. 192. Considered, 198. Resolution reported, and In- 
structionaccordingly, 204. See Lunatics, 13. 


Lunatic Asylums (Ireland) : 

421. Toconsider of advancing Money for maintaining Lunatic 
Asylumsin Ireland; [King’s Recommendation signified, ] xxx. 476. 
Considered, 476. Resolution reported, and agreed to, and Bill 
ordered thereupon, 500. See Lunatic Asylums, 25. 


Magistrates and Constables, Ireland : 

422. Enabling the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to advance out 
of the Consolidated Fund such Sums as shall be requisite for the 
Payment of the Salaries of Magistrates and Constables; [King’s 
Recommendation signified,] txxvi1. 349. Considered, 357. Re- 
solutions reported, and Instruction accordingly, 361. See Con- 
stables, 6. 


Malt : 


423. Acts 59 Geo. III. c. 53, for granting certain additional 
Duties of Excise on Malt; txxv. 415. Considered, 421. Five 
Resolutions reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered upon the First ; 
Instruction to Committee on Spirits Intercourse Bill, pursuant to 
the subsequent Resolutions; 424. See Malt, 14. Spirits, 1. 


424. Act 1&amp;2 Geo. IV. c. 3, for continuing the Duties on 
Malt, Sugar, Tobacco and Snuff; txxvir. 56. Considered, 61. 
Resolutions reported, 66, p. And Bill ordered, 66. See Malt, 2. 


425. Act 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 3; txxvu. 77. Instruction to 
consider Acts 59 Geo. III. c. 53 &amp; 87, and 1 Geo. IV. c. 77; 82. 
Resolutions reported, 84. Bill or Bills ordered, 86. See 
Malt, 3. 


426. Acts relative to the Duties on Malt; txxxm.487. Con- 


Malt; Zreland—contitiued. 

430. Act 59 Geo. III. c. 87, for granting to His Majesty cer- 
tain Duties of Excise in Ireland on Malt; txxv. 351. Considered, 
357. Resolution reported, and Instruction accordingly, 362. 
See Brewers. 

431. Acts relative to Irish Malt and the countervailing Duties 
on Beer, Malt and Spirits; txxvu. 145. Considered, 159. Reso- 
lutions reported, and Instructions accordingly, 164. See Malt, 3. 


Scotland : 

432. Acts 59 Geo. III. c. 83; 1 Geo. IV. c. 118, and 2 Geo. 
IV. c. 3, as relates to the Duties on Malt made in Scotland ; txxvz. 
409. Considered, 435. Five Resolutions reported, and Bills 
ordered, 441.—(See Spirits, 25. Malt, 14.) Instruction upon 
the Second Resolution, 441. See Spirits, 25. 


433. Acts 59 Geo. III. c. 53, and 1 Geo. IV. c. 118, for re- 


ducing the Duty thereon; txxvu. 187. Considered, 196. Reso- 
lution reported, and Bill ordered, 202. See Malt, 14. 



















































Mangel Wurzel Distillation: 
434. Distillation of Spirits from Mangel Wurzel ; Considered ; 
Proceedings in Committee; txxxvu. 392. Resolution reported, 
and Bill ordered, 396. See Spirits, 10. 


Man, Isle of : 

435. Acts 38 Geo. III. c. 63, and 41 Geo. III. c. 54, for the 
further encouragement of the Trade and Manufactures of the 
Isle of Man; uxxv. 329. Considered, 355. Resolutions reported, 
dnd Bill ordered, 361. See Man, Isle of, 1. 


436. Act 1 Geo. IV.c.61, to charge certain additional Duties 
on the Importation of certain Articles into the Isle of Man; 
txxvi. 451. Considered, 458. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 462. See Man, Isle of, 2. 

437. Acts 56 Geo. III. c. 39, and 46 Geo. III. c. 1238; rxxx. 


377. [King’s Recommendation signified]; Considered; 381. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 385. See Man, Isle of, 6. 


See supra, 171. 199; infra, 506. 


Mauritius : 
438. Trade with the Island of Mauritius; uxx1x. 444. Con- 
sidered, 448. Report deferred, 457. No Report. 
See supra, 92. 


Masts : 

439. Acts 46 Geo. III. c. 117, and 55 Geo. ITT. c. 86, to per- 
mit the Importation of Masts, Yards and Bowsprits from the 
British Colonies in North America; txxv.354. Considered, 361. 
Bill ordered, 368. See Masts. 


Measures :—See infra, 675. 
Medicines :—See infra, 622. 


Medical Charitable Institutions, Ireland : 

440. Authorizing the Payment, out of the Consolidated 
Fund, of the Salaries and Travelling Expenses of Inspectors 
of Medical Charitable Institutions in Ireland, and Expense of 
the erection, maintenance and support of such: Institutions, in 
pursuance of any Act to be passed in the present Session of Par- 
liament; [King’s Recommendation signified,] xcu. 479. Con- 
sidered ; Proceedings in Committee; 484. Resolutions reported, 
and agreed to; Instruction accordingly; 485. See Medical 
Charities, 2. 


Menai Bridge:—See supra, 75. 


Merchant Vessels : 
441. Acts 37 Geo. III. c. 76, relative to Apprentices on board 





sidered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 494. See Malt, 5. 


427. Acts relating to the Drawback on Malt; txxxvu. 46. 
Committee deferred, 57. 75. 99. Report from Committee on 
Malt Drawback (made 4 October 1831); referred; Acts con- 
sidered; Proceedings in Committee; 122. Resolution reported; 
Bill ordered; 129. See Spirits, 7. 

428. So much of Acts relating to the Duties of Excise as 
relates to the Duties on Malt; xc. 500. Matter considered; 
Proceedings in Committee ; 502. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to; Bill ordered thereupon; 509. See Malt, 8. 


Ireland : 
429. Act 59 Geo. III. c. 87, for granting to His Majesty 
certain Duties of Excise in Ireland on Malt; txxv. 309. Con- 
sidered, 313. . Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 320. See 
Brewers. 






















British Merchant Ships; txxvim. 117. Considered; reported, 
and Bill ordered; 117. See Apprentices, 4. 


Messages from His Majesty,—redative to— 
Clarence, Duke and Duchess of :—See infra, 447. 


Crown Lands : 
442. Relative to the disposal of certain Property belonging to 
the Crown; txxvi. 96. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 
99. See King, 8. 


Cumberland, Duke of :—See infra, 446. 
Cumberland, Prince George of :—See infra, 446. 


Kent, Duchess and Princess Victoria of: | See infra, 446. 
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COMMITTEES—continued. 





I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Messages from His Majesty—(continued)—relative to. 


Law: 

443. For adding to the Number of Judges in the Superior 
Courts of Common Law; txxxv. 214. Considered, 443. Resolu- 
tions reported, and Instruction accordingly, 452. See Courts 
of Justice, 5. 


Portugal : 
444. Claim made by the Princess Regent of Portugal for Aid 
against any hostile Aggression from Spain; uxxxu. 112. Con- 
sidered, 113. Address thereupon, 114. See Addresses, 24. 


Royal Family : 
445. Respecting the Annuities of His Majesty’s Brothers and 
Sisters; xxv. 378. Considered, 386. Resolutions reported, 
amended and agreed to, 398. See King, 10. 


446. For making Provision for the Duchess of Kent, the 
Duke of Cumberland, the Princess Alexandrina Victoria of 
Kent, and Prince George Frederick Alexander Charles Ernest 
Augustus of Cumberland; ixxx. 454. Considered, 462. Two 
Resolutions reported, and Bills ordered thereupon, 471. See 
King, 13. 15. 


447. For making further Provision for the Support and Main- 
tenance of the Duke and Duchess of Clarence; txxxu. 174. 
Considered, 184. Report and Bill ordered, 193. See King, 12. 


Vincent, Earl St. : 

448. For extending the Pension granted by the late Irish 
Parliament to the late Earl St. Vincent and his Son; ixxvutt. 
434. Considered, 441. Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 
and Bill ordered thereupon, 443. See Vincent, Earl St. 


Metropolis Police :—See infra, 494-496. 
Military and Naval Pensions :—See infra, 491, 492. 


Militia : 
449. Act 42 Geo. III. c. 90, for amending the Laws relating 
to the Militia of England ; rxxv1. 101. Committee deferred, 111. 
Not considered. 


Mint : 

450. Authorizing Advances to be made from time to time out 
of the Consolidated Fund for the Purchase of Bullion, in order to 
provide Supplies of Coin for the Public Service; [King’s Recom- 
mendation signified,] xc. 127. Considered; Proceedings in 
Committee; 134. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Instruc- 
tion accordingly ; 141. See Mint, 2. 


Mohair Stuffs : 


451. Bounties and Duties on Stuffs made of Mohair Yarn; 
Lxxvi. 436. Considered, 441. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 445. See Mohair. 


452. Allowing a Bounty on the Exportation of Camblets made 
in Great Britain, of Mohair Yarn mixed with Worsted; uxxv1. 
461. Considered, 465. Resolution reported, and Instruction 
accordingly, 471. See Mohair. 


Morant Bay :—See supra, 348. 


Muriatic Acid : 


453. Act 55 Geo. III. c. 66, for allowing Makers of Oxyge- 
nated Muriatic Acid to take Salt, Duty-free, for making such 
Acid; uxxvu. 426. Considered, 430. Resolution reported, and 
Bill ordered, 434. See Brimstone, 1. 


National Debt :—See supra, 248, &amp;c. 


Naval Force :—See supra, 287. 
Naval Pensions :—See infra, 491, 492. 


Naval Prize Money : 


454. Act 59 Geo. III. c. 56, for making further Regulations 
as to the Payment of Navy Prize Orders; uxxv. 391. Consi- 
dered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 400. See Navy, 4. 


Naval Timber :—See supra, 439, 


Navarin : 
455. Examining into the propriety of an Address to His 
Majesty to take into consideration the Claims for Pecuniary Gra- 





Navarin—continued. 
tuity of the Officers, Seamen and Royal Marines engaged in the 
Battle of Navarin; txxx1x. 406. Committee deferred, 431. 435, 
Considered, 441. Reportdeferred, 445. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to; Address accordingly; 450. See Addresses, 1416, 


Navigation : 

456. Act 26 Geo. III. c. 60, for the further Increase and 
Encouragement of Shipping and Navigation; txxv. 222. Con- 
sidered, 231. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 238. See 
Ships and Vessels, 1. 


457. Acts for the encouraging and increasing of Shipping and 
Navigation; txxvi. 409. Report of 18 May 1821, from Com- 
mittee on Foreign Trade, referred; Considered ; reported, 
and Bills ordered; 469. See Ships and Vessels, 5. Ware- 
housing, 2. 

458. Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 109, for the Encouragement of Ship- 
ping and Navigation; txxx1. 39. Considered; reported, and 
Bill ordered; 44. See America, South. 

See infra, 530. 672. 


Navigations and Canals: 

459. Authorizing the imposition of Tolls upon any Rivers, 
Streams or Lakes which may be rendered navigable under any 
Act of this Session of Parliament for the Improvement of 
Uncultivated Lands in Ireland; xcu. 469. Considered; Pro- 
ceedings in Committee; 474. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to, 479. Resolution again read; Instruction accordingly; 498. 
See Bogs (Ireland), 12. 


Crinan Canal: 
460. Report from Select Committee; txxxi. 229, 
sidered, 239. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 251. 
Navigations and Canals, 2. 


Con- 
See 


Lagan: 
461. Acts relative thereto; ixxvi. 341. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 380. 


Shubenaccadie Canal : 


462. Advance of Money out of the Consolidated Fund, for 
forming ; [King’s Recommendation signified]; Communications 
and Plans referred; uxxxv. 517. Resolution reported ; Bill 
ordered; 525. See Shubenaccadie Canal. 


Welland Canal, Canada: 


463. Authorizing the Advance of a Sum of Money for 
defraying the Expense of completing the Welland Canal Navi- 
gation; [King’s Recommendation signified] ; Despatches on the 
subject of the Canal (presented 17th June 1828); Referred, 
Lxxxul. 522. Considered, 526. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 528. See Canada, 14. 


Considered, 360. 
See Spirits, 17. 


New Brunswick :—See infra, 472. 


Newfoundland : 


464, Acts relating to that Colony; txxvim. 468. Considered, 
468. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 473. See 
Newfoundland, 3. 

465. Imposing Duties on Rum and Spirits imported into 
Newfoundland; uxxxu. 235. Committee deferred, 301. 312. 335. 
359. Not considered. 

466. Acts relating to the Fisheries, and for the better Admi- 
nistration of Justice in Newfoundland ; txxx1v. 62. Considered; 
reported, and Bill ordered ; 73. See Fish, 16. 


467. Acts relating thereto, and to authorize the appropriation 
of certain Sums out of the Duties arising in the Island of New- 
foundland to the payment of the Salaries of certain Officers there; 
[The King’s Recommendation signified]; Copy of Commission 
appointing Captain Sir Thomas John Cochrane, Governor of the 
said Colony, and authorizing him to convoke a Legislative 
Assembly; Referred ; Acts considered; txxxvir. 386. Resolu- 
tions reported; Bill or Bills ordered; 392. See Nemfound- 
land, 5. 

See also supra, 344, &amp;c. 


New South Wales : 

468. Act 59 Geo. III. c. 114, respecting the imposing and 
levying of Duties in New South Wales; txxv.308. Considered, 
313. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 320. See New 
South Wales, 2. 

469. Acts 59 Geo. III. c. 114, and 1 Geo. IV. c. 62, to stay 
Proceedings against any persons concerned in imposing Duties in 
New South Wales; uxxvi. 93. Considered, 93. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 98. See New South Wales, 2. 

470. Acts 








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New South Wales—continued. 

470. Acts 59 Geo. III. c. 114; 1 Geo. IV. c. 62; and 
1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 8, relative to levying and imposing Duties in 
New South Wales; txxvu. 357. Considered, 364. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 371. See New South Wales, 2. 

471. Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 96, relative to the Administration of 
Justice in New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land; ixxxu. 
235. Considered; reported, and Billordered; 353. See New 
South Wales, 4. 


Newspapers :—See infra, 511-514. 623. 





Nisi Prius :—See supra, 126. 


Nova Scotia : 

472. Act 58 Geo. III. c. 19, to allow the Importation into 
Ports in Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick of certain Articles ; 
txxvi. 88. Considered, 93. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 98. See Nova Scotia. 

See supra, 462. 


Offences :—See infra, 665. 


Offices, Civil: 

473. Act 57 Geo. III. c. 65, enabling His Majesty to recom- 
pense the Services of Persons holding certain high and efficient 
Civil Offices; txxx. 509. Considered, 517. Report, and Bill 
ordered, 517. See Offices, 3._ 

474. Provision for the Family of the late Right Honourable 
G. Canning; Act 57 Geo. III. c. 65; [King’s Recommendation 
signified,] xxx. 333. Considered, 348. Resolution reported, 
amended and agreed to; Bill ordered ; 351. See Offices, 4. 


O’Grady, Chief Baron :—See supra, 189, 190. 
Oxygenated Muriatic Acid :—See supra, 453. 
Packet Vessels :—See infra, 485, &amp;e. 
Pamphlets :—See infra, 512. 


Paper : 
475. Duties; Acts 56 Geo. III.c. 103; 47 Geo. ITI. (Sess. 2), 
c. 30, and 49 Geo. III. c.77; txxv. 371. Considered; reported ; 
and Bill ordered; 381. See Paper, 1. 
See supra, 408. 


Parish Registers : 

476. Authorizing the Payment out of the Consolidated Fund 
of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, of the 
Salaries of the Registrar General and other Officers who may be 
appointed under any Act of the present Session for registering 
Births, Death and Marriages in England, and also of the Ex- 
penses of the General Registry Office; [King’s Recommendation 
signified,] xc1. 434. Cemmittee deferred, 439. 468. Considered, 
471. Proceedings in Committee, 472. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to, 476. Resolution read again; Instruction accordingly ; 
501. See Parish Registers, 3. 


Parliamentary Proceedings :—See infra, 511, &amp;e. 


Parliamentary Representation : 

477. Bill to amend the Representation of the People in Eng- 
land and Wales; txxxvi. 420. Committee deferred, 450. 506. 
No Report. 

478. Bill to amend the Representation of the People in Eng- 
land and Wales; ixxxvi. 625. Considered; Proceedings in 
Committee; Committee report progress; 647. Further con- 
sidered; All Petitions, Accounts, Returns and Papers relative to 
the details of the Bill referred ; Proceedings in Committee ; Com- 
mittee report progress; 651. Petitions referred, 656. 667. 673. 
678. 683. 686. 697. 704. 707. 738. Further considered; Pro- 
ceedings in Committee; Committee report progress; 656. 660. 
674. 679. 683. 686. 698. 704. 707. 709. 714. 720. 724. 728. 731. 
733. 739. 742. 745, 746. 749. 753. 759. 762, 763. 766. 769. 772. 
781. 785. 787. 790. 799. 808. 814. 816. 821. 824. 828. Committee 
deferred, 779. Further considered ; Proceedings in Committee ; 
831. Bill reported, 831. See Parliamentary Representation, 2. 

479. Providing for the Payment of the Barristers employed 
in revising List of Voters at Elections ; [King’s Recommendation 


signified;] Motion considered; Proceedings in Committee; Lxxxvi. 
821. Resolution reported, and agreed to; and Instruction ac- 
cordingly; 828. See Parliamentary Representation, 2. 
480. Payment of Barristers employed in revising Lists of 
y Voters at Elections; [The King’s Recommendation signified,] 
n 


Lxxxvil. 91. Considered; Proceedings in Committee ; 94. Re- 
n solution reported, and agreed to; Instruction accordingly ; 99. 
See Parliamentary Representation, 3. 


I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Parliamentary Representation—continued. 
Ireland : 

481. Making provision for the Payments and Expenses to the 
Chairman, Recorders, Barristers and Clerks of the Peace, under 
the Bill for amending the Representation of the People in Ire- 
land; [The King’s Recommendation signified,] txxxvu. 400. 
Considered; Proceedings in Committee; 409. Resolution re- 
ported; Instruction accordingly; 414. See Parliamentary 
Representation, 12. 


Scotland : 


482. Bill to amend the Representation of the People in Scot- 
land; txxxvi. 864. Considered and reported, 869. Petitions 
referred, 871. 885. Bill re-committed ; considered ; Committee 
report progress ; 886. Further considered; Proceedings in Com- 
mittee ; Committee report progress; 888. Committee deferred, 
895. 901. See Parliamentary Representation, 16. 

483. Making provision for the Payment to Sheriffs under the’ 
Act for amending the Representation of the People in Scotland ;. 
[The King’s Recommendation signified;] Considered ; Proceed- 
ings in Committee ; txxxvu. 379. Resolution reported ; Instruc- 
tion accordingly ; 382. See Parliamentary Representation, i7. 


Parochial Stipends : 
484. Act 50 Geo. III. c. 84, for augmenting Parochial 
Stipends in certain cases in Scotland; txxrx. 345. Considered, 
382. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 389. See Clergy, 


21. 


Passage Vessels and Passengers: 

' 485. Granting Licenses to Masters of Vessels carrying Pas- 
sengers to sell Foreign Wine, Strong Beer, &amp;c.; ixxvi. 380. 
Considered, 390. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 404. 
See Passage Vessels, 1. : 


486. Acts 43 Geo. III.c. 56; 56 Geo. III. c. 83.114; 57 Geo. 
III. c. 10; relative to Vessels carrying Passengers; itxxvu. 241. 
Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 248. See Passage 
Vessels, 3. 


487. Acts 43, 53, 56 &amp; 57 Geo. III.; txxvim. 386. Con- 
sidered; reported, and Bill ordered; 394. See Passage 
Vessels, 4. 


488. Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 116, for regulating Vessels carrying 
Passengers to Foreign Parts; xxxxu. 336. Considered ; reported, 
and Bill ordered; 359. See America, 2. 


Peace, Clerks of :—See supra, 481; infra, 537. 


Peace Preservation (Ireland) : 

489. Providing Remuneration to the Chairman of Sessions to 
be appointed under Bill for the better Prevention and more speedy 
Punishment of Offences endangering the Public Peace in Ireland; 
[King’s Recommendation signified,] xc. 535. Considered; Pro- 
ceedings in Committee; 540. Resolution reported, and agreed to ; 
Instruction accordingly ; 542. See Peace, Preservation of, 1. 


Penitentiary Houses (Ireland) : 
490. Making Provision out of the Consolidated Fund for the 
Erection of; [King’s Consent signified,] txxv1. 299.’ Considered, 
303. Report deferred, 308. 313. See infra, 524. 


Pensions : 

491. Making Provision for the future Payment of the Charge 
for Naval, Military, and other Pensions; txxvu. 216. Con- 
sidered, 224. Five Resolutions reported; Four first agreed to; 
Amendments proposed to the Fifth, but not made; agreed to, and 
Bill ordered ; 233; but not presented. The said Resolutions, 286. 
Acts relative to the Duties of Customs and Excise, and Assessed 
Taxes, referred ; Matter considered; 296. Fourteen Resolutions re- 
ported, 311. Amendments proposed to the First and Fifth, but 
not made; agreed to; Fourth Resolution amended, and agreed 
to; Second, Third, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, and 
Eleventh Resolutions agreed to; Twelfth Resolution postponed ; 
Subsequent Resolutions agreed to; Bill or Bills ordered; 314. 
(See Hearths. Leather, 1. Ships and Vessels, 7.) Postponed 
Resolution re-committed, 314. Instruction to consider the Duties 
now payable on Salt ; Matter considered ; 347. Five Resolutions 
reported; Amendment proposed to the First Resolution, but not 
made; agreed to; Second and Third Resolutions agreed to; 
Fourth amended, and agreed to; Fifth agreed to; Bill or Bills 
ordered; 386. See Salt, 1. 

492. Military and Naval; Act 3 Geo. IV.c.51; txxxm. 516. 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 519. See Pensions, 3. 


See supra, 473. 





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Perry: 
4U 


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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative tom 


Perry :—See supra, 115, 116. 
Phials :—See supra, 355, 356. 


Pilotage : 
493. Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 125; txxxm. 455. Considered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered ; 461. See Pilotage, 3. 


Plate :—See supra, 360. 


Police : 

494. Acts 54 Geo. III. c. 37 &amp; 187, for the more effectual 
Administration of the Office of Justice of the Peace in Middlesex, 
&amp;ec.; txxv. 360. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 368. 
See Justices of the Peace, 1. 

495. Acts 54 Geo. III. c. 37 &amp; 187, relative to the Police of 
the Metropolis; txxvi. 262. Considered; reported, and Bill 
ordered ; 275. See Justices of the Peace, 2. 

496. Act 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 118, and defraying the Expenses 
of the Police; [King’s Recommendation signified,] txxvu. 372. 
Considered, 374. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 379. 
See Justices of the Peace, 3. 

' 497. Salaries of the Police Magistrates; [King’s Recom- 
mendation signified,] txxx. 229. Considered, 238. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 248. See Justices of the Peace, 4. 

498. Salaries to Justices appointed for the Metropolitan 
Police; [King’s Recommendation signified,] txxx1v. 318. Con- 
sidered, 318. Resolution reported, and Instruction accordingly, 
322. See Police, 1. 

499. Acts relating thereto; Considered, txxxvu. 434. Reso- 
lution reported; Bill ordered ; 438. See Police, 2. 

500. To consider of authorizing the advance of Money out of 
the Consolidated Fund, towards defraying the Expense of the 
Metropolitan Police; [ King’s Recommendation signified, | Lxxxv111. 
649. Considered, 653. Resolution reported, and agreed to; 
Bill ordered ; 657. See Police, 3. 


Police Offices : 

501. Toconsider of the Acts relating thereto, and of continuing 
the Payment of the Salaries to Justices of the Peace, and the 
other Payments, thereby authorized to be made; [King’s Recom- 
mendation signified,] txxxvu1. 192. Considered, 192. Resolu- 
tion reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered ; 196. See Justices 
of the Peace, 6. 


Polish Exiles : 

502. Address for some pecuniary assistance be afforded to 
the distressed Poles at present in this Country; [The King’s 
Recommendation signified,}] txxx1x. 348. Committee deferred, 
356. Considered, 373. Resolution reported, and agreed to; 
Address thereupon; 383. See Addresses, 1417. 


Poor Laws (Ireland) : 

503. Imposing a Rate upon the Occupiers of Rateable Here- 
ditaments, for the more effectual Relief of the Poor; [King’s 
Recommendation signified,] xc1. 35. Considered ; Proceedings 
in Committee; 41. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill 
ordered thereupon; 46. See Poor, 55. 


Poor, Employment of :—See supra, 196. 


Poor’s Assessment :—See supra, 291. 
Port Maria :—See supra, 349. 

Port Patrick :—See supra, 258 ; infra, 519. 
Portugal :&gt;—See supra, 444. 


Postage and Post Office: 

504. Acts respecting the Postage of Letters; txxv. 401. 

Considered, 407. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 414. 
See Postage, 8. 

505. Act 57 Geo. III. c. 88, for granting certain additional 
Rates of Postage in Great Britain; txxvi. 315. Considered, 325. 
Further considered, 329. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 
355. See Postage, 8. 

506. Act 7 Geo. III. c. 50, relative to the Postage to the Isle 
of Man; txxvu. 430. Considered, 435. 


Resolution reported, 
and Bill ordered, 441. See Postage, 13. 


507. Charging Rates of Postage on the Conveyance of Packets 
containing re-issuable Country Bank Notes, by the Post ; Lxxrx. 
26. Considered, 103. Three Resolutions reported, and agreed 
to; Bill ordered upon the First, and on the Two last Resolutions ; 
Acts 9 Anne, c. 10, and 42 Geo. IIT. ¢. 81, read ; Instruction for 
more effectually preventing Letters and Packets from being sent 
otherwise than by the Post ; 107. See Postage, 10. 





Postage and Post Office—continued. 


508. Granting Rates of Postage on Letters and Packets sent 
by way of Liverpool, between Great Britain and Ireland ; and to 
and from Columbia and Mexico; txxx. 359. Considered, 366, 
Resolutions reported, and Bills ordered, 372. See Postage, 17. 


509. Rates of Postage on the Conveyance of Letters and 
Packets to and from St. Domingo and Cuba; txxxu. 37. Con- 
sidered, 42. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 45. See 
Postage, 26. 

510. Acts 41 Geo. III.c.7; 45 Geo. III.c. 11; 52 Geo. ITT. 
c. 88; and 54 Geo. III. c. 119; txxxu. 93. Considered, 156, 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 162. See Postage, 18, 


511. Conveyance by the Post of printed Votes and Proceedings 
in Parliament, and printed Newspapers, between Great Britain 
and Ireland, and the British Colonies; txxx. 496. Considered, 
501. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 508. See Votes 
of the House, 1. 

512. Conveyance by the Post of Parliamentary Proceedings, 
Newspapers and Pamphlets; txxxu. 381. Considered, 395, 
Resolutions reported, and Instructions accordingly, 400. See 
Postage, 18. 

513. Acts 4 Geo. III. c. 24, and 42 Geo. HI. c. 63, relative 
to the Postage on Newspapers and Unstamped Publications; 
LXxxIx. 244, Committee deferred, 279. 

514. Acts 4 Geo. III. c. 24, and 42 Geo. III. c. 63, relating 
to Postage on Newspapers; txxx1x. 419. Committee deferred, 
434. Considered, 441. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; Bill 
ordered ; 445. See Postage, 14. 


515. Acts relating to the Duties of Postage; Considered; 
Proceedings in Committee ; xc. 321. Resolutions reported, 325, 
Bill ordered, 326. See Postage, 22. 

516. Granting an additional Rate of Postage on Letters 
between Great Britain and Ireland, by way of Milford and 
Waterford; xcr. 308. Considered; Proceedings in Committee ; 
313. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon ; 
320. See Postage, 20. 

517. Acts relative to the Transmission of Newspapers by 
the Post; Considered; Proceedings in Committee; Resolution 
reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon; xc1. 667. See 
Postage, 16. 


518. Imposing Duties of Postage on Letters conveyed between 
the Red Sea or the Persian Gulf and the East Indies; xc11. 546. 
Matter considered ; Proceedings in Committee; 573. Resolution 
reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon; 575. See 
Postage, 27. 


Treland : 


519. Charging Duties of Postage upon Letters and Packets 
passing between the Ports of Donaghadee and Port Patrick, 
Lxxv. 391. Considered, 400. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 407. See Postage, 19. 

520. Acts 23 &amp; 24 Geo. III. c. 17, of the Parliament of 
Ireland, and 59 Geo. III. c. 108, relating thereto; txxxvu. 65. 
Considered, 68. Resolution reported; Bill ordered; 72. See 
Postage, 21. 

See supra, 283. 


Post Horses : 


521. Acts 44 Geo. III. c. 98, and 57 Geo. III. ec. 59, for 
letting to farm the Post Horse Duties, xxv. 363. Considered, 
369. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 370. See Post 
Fforses, 1. 


522. Acts relative to Post Horses, txxvim. 363. Considered, 


369. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 275. See Post 
Horses, 2. 


Post Horse and Stage-Coach Duties : 


523. Acts relating thereto, txxxvu. 387. Considered; Pro- 
ceedings in Committee; 392, 393. Resolution reported; Bill 
ordered ; 396. See Post Horses, 3. 


Post Roads :—See infra, 667. 


Prerogative Court and Court of Faculties (Ireland) :— 


See supra, 394. 


President of the Board of Trade :— See supra, 119. 
Prisage and Butlerage :—See supra, 173. 239. 


Prisons : 


624. Act 19 Car. II. c. 4, relating to the building and regu- 
lating of Gaols and Penitentiary Houses in England, rxxvt. 117. 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered ; 128, See Gaols, 1. 


Treland : 














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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Prisons—continued. 


Ireland : 

525. Enabling the Lord Lieutenant to order the advance out 
of the Consolidated Fund of Sums requisite for the payment of 
Salaries to the Inspectors General of Prisons; [The King’s Re- 
commendation signified,] txxvu. 374. Resolution reported, and 
Instruction accordingly, 382. See Gaols, 13. 

526. Necessary Expenses to be defrayed for the building, 
altering and enlarging the Prisons in Ireland; [The King’s Re- 
commendation signified,] txxx1. 153. Considered, 161. Three 
Resolutions reported ; Amendment proposed to the First, and with- 
drawn; 169. Resolutions agreed to, and Instruction accordingly, 
203. See Gaols, 14. 


Private Business : 

527. Report from Select Committee of 18 June 1824, txxrx. 
534. Considered; Resolutions reported; 535, p. To be further 
considered, 535. Further considered; amended, and agreed to; 
537. To be made Standing Orders, 538. 


Privy Council : 

528. Making Annual Payments to retired Jadges attending 
the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council; [The King’s Re- 
commendation signified]; Motion agreed to; .Lxxxvin. 420. 
Considered; Proceedings in Committee; further Proceedings 
superseded by adjournment, 426. No Report. 


529. Granting an Allowance to Two retired Colonial Judges 
who may regularly attend the Judicial Committee of the Privy 
Council as an indemnity for the expense which they may 
thereby incur; [The King’s Recommendation signified] ; Motion 
agreed to; Lxxxvi. 440. Matter considered; Proceeding in 
Committee ; 445. Resolution reported, and Instruction accord- 
ingly, 452. See Privy Council, 1. 


Public Works :—See infra, 683, &amp;e. 


Quarantine : 

530. Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 43, for the encouragement of Naviga- 
tion and Commerce, Lxxx. 153. Reports from Select Committee 
on Foreign Trade; Referred, and Matter considered; 159. Re- 
solution reported, and agreed to, and Bill ordered, 164. See 


Quarantine. 

531. Acts relating thereto; .xxx. 185. Considered, 194. 
Resolution reported, and Instruction accordingly, 206. See 
Quarantine. 


Queen Caroline : 

532. So much of His Majesty’s Speech of 23 January 1821, 
as regards a Provision for the Queen; txxvi. 6. Message from 
the Queen, communicated by Mr. Brougham, Her Majesty’s 
Attorney-General, 19. Considered, 20. Resolution reported, 
and Bill ordered, 24. See King, 2. 

533. List of proposed Pensions and Allowances to the Ser- 
vants of her late Majesty; txxvi. 415. Considered, 417. Re- 
solutions reported, and Bill ordered, 422. See Queen’s (Caroline) 
Servants. 


Reciprocity of Duties :—See supra, 146. 210, &amp;e. 
Receipt Stamps :—See infra, 602. 
Recorders :—See supra, 481. 

| Recoveries :—See supra, 326. 


Reform :—See supra, 477, ke. 


Register Office (Scotland) : 

t 534. Acts 55 Geo. III. c. 70, and 57 Geo. III.c. 64; [King’s 
Recommendation signified]; txxvi. 372. Considered, 372. Re- 
solutions reported, and Bill ordered, 376. See Register 

; House, Edinburgh. 

ll Registrar’s Office (Ireland) : 


535. Granting Compensation to the Person now holding the 
Office of Registrar, for registering Memorials of Deeds, Con- 
veyances and Wills in Ireland; [King’s Recommendation signi- 
fied,] txxx111. 208. Considered, 212. Resolutions reported, and 
Instruction accordingly, 218. See Deeds, 11. 


Registration of Electors: 

536. Authorizing the Payment out of the Consolidated Fund 
of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, of the Sala- 
ries and Expenses of the Revising Barristers who may be appoint- 

- ed in pursuance of any Act of the present Session of Parliament, 
7. for the more effectual Registration of Persons entitled to vote in 
the Election of Members to serve in Parliament in England and 


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Registration of Electors—continued. 


Wales ; [King’s Recommendation signified,] xc1. 526. Commit- 
tee deferred, 537. Considered; Proceedings in Committee ; 545. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to; Instruction accordingly ; 549. 
See Elections, 11. 


Ireland: 


537. Compensation to Assistant Barristers, and Clerks of 
the Peace, for their attendance at any Sessions, for the Re- 
gistration of Freeholders; [King’s Recommendation signified,] 
LXxxIv. 167. Considered, 167. Resolution reported, 171. 
Resolution read, and Instruction accordingly, 175. See Elec- 
tions, 50. 


Registry of Ships: 


538. Acts relative thereto; txxvi. 175. Considered; re- 
ported, and Bill ordered ; 178. See Ships and Vessels, 10. 


Revenue (Ireland) : 


539. Acts relating thereto; txxxvi. 246. Considered; Reso- 
lution reported; Bill ordered ; 253. See Malt, 12. 


Revenue Buildings :—See supra, 306. 
Revising Barristers :—See supra, 479. 
Roads and Bridges :—See infra, 696. 
Rolls, Master of, (Ireland) :—See supra, 100. 


Roman Catholics: 


540. State of the Laws by which Oaths or Declarations 
are required to be taken, or made, as Qualifications for the 
enjoyment of Offices, &amp;c., so far as the same affect His Majesty’s 
Roman Catholic Subjects; ixxvi. 124. Considered; Reso- 


lutions reported, and Bill ordered; 131. See Roman Ca- 
tholics, 1. 


541. State of the Laws affecting His Majesty’s Roman Catho- 
lic Subjects; txxx. 144. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 
145. See Roman Catholics, 2. 

542. State of the Laws affecting His Majesty’s Roman Catho- 
lic Subjects; xxx. 333. Considered, 343. Resolution re- 
ported, and agreed to, 348. Resolution read; To be communi- 
cated to the Lords at a Conference; 357. Conference held, and 
reported ; 362. See Conferences, 25. 

543. To consider the Laws imposing Civil Disabilities on His 
Majesty’s Roman Catholic Subjects; txxx1v. 109. Considered, 
109. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 116. See Roman 
Catholics, 3. 


Rum: 


544. So much of Act 45 Geo. ITI. c. 121, as relates to the Im- 
portation of Rum into the Islands of Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, 
and Sark; yxxvi. 352. Considered, 359. Resolutions reported, 
and Bill ordered, 377. See Rum, 1. 

545. So much of Acts 43 Geo. III. c. 69, and 4 Geo. IV. 
c. 72, as relates to the Duties on Rum; uxxix. 201. Con- 
sidered, 268. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 275. See 
Rum, 2. 

See supra, 465. 


Russian Dutch Loan : 

546. Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of all 
the Russias, dated 16 November 1831, presented to the House on 
the 27 June 1832; ixxxvu. 484, Communications between the 
Agents of the Russian Government and the Treasury (presented 
3 July), and Act 55 Geo. III. c. 115, referred; Considered 
485. Committee deferred, 494. Further considered, 506. Reso- 
lution reported, 510. Bill ordered, 511. See Russian Dutch 


Loan, 1. 


Salt : 

547. Allowing the use of Salt Duty-free in the Irish Fisheries; 
txxy. 401. Considered, 407. Resolutions reported, and Instruc- 
tion accordingly, 414. See Fish, 10. 

548. Acts relative to the Duties thereon; txx1x. 409. Con- 
sidered, 425. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 433. See 
Salt, 2. 

See supra, 453. 491. 


Salvage : 
549. Act 48 Geo. III. c. 130, for preventing Frauds by Boat- 
men and others, and adjusting Salvage ; uxxvi. 115. Considered, 
127. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 132. See Ships 


and Vessels, 2. 
550. Acts 


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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Salvage—continued. 
550. Acts 48 Geo. III. c. 130; 49 Geo. III. c. 122, and 

53 Geo. III. c. 87, for preventing Frauds by Boatmen and others 
in adjusting Salvage; txxvi. 164. Considered, 192. Reported, 
and Bill ordered, 193. 
or Bills ordered ; 347. 


Order for leave for Bill discharged ; Bill 
See Ships and Vessels, 2. 


Santa Maria Wood :—See infra, 680. 
Sark :—See supra, 544. 


Saving Banks : 
551. Acts 57 Geo. III. c. 105 &amp; 130, and 1 Geo. IV. c. 85; 
yxx1x. 285. Considered, 338. Resolutions reported, and Bill 
ordered, 344. See Saving Banks, 2. 


Scottish Fisheries :—See supra, 330. 


Session, Court of, (Scotland) : 

552. Acts 48 Geo. III. c. 151; 50 Geo. III. c. 112; 53 Geo. 
III. c. 64, and 55 Geo. III. c. 70, for the better regulation of the 
Court of Session in Scotland; [The King’s Recommendation 
signified,] uxxv. 245. Considered, 254. Resolutions reported, 
and Bill ordered, 260. See Session, Court of, 1. 


553. Act 48 Geo. III. c. 151, &amp;c., relative to the Court of 
Session; [The King’s Recommendation signified,] txxvi. 65. 
Considered, 75. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 81. See 
Session, Court of, 1. 

554. Making Provision for the Payment of the Salaries and 
Compensation to Officers of the Court of Session in Scotland, 
which may be granted in pursuance of any Act of the present 
Session of Parliament; [King’s Recommendation signified,] xc1. 
656. Considered ; Proceedings in Committee ; 663. Resolutions 
reported, and agreed to; Instruction accordingly ; 674. See 
Session, Court of, 11. 
555. Providing for the Compensations and Expenses which 
may arise under any Act to be passed in the present Session of 
Parliament to make certain Alterations in the Establishment of 
Clerks and Officers of the Court of Session and Court of Com- 
mission for Teinds in Scotland, and also under any other Act for 
the more effectual Recovery of Small Debts in the Sheriffs’ Courts 
in Scotland ; [King’s Recommendation signified,] xcu. 97. Com- 
mittee deferred, 106. Considered; Proceedings in Committee, 
118. Resolutions reported, 128. Agreed to; Instructions ac- 
cordingly ; 129. See Session, Court of, 12. Debts, Small, 15. 


Sessions, Great, Court of, (Wales) : 

556. Making Compensation to certain Judges and other Officers 
of the Courts of Great Session in Wales ; [King’s Recommenda- 
tion signified,] 1xxxv. 444. Considered, 448. 
ported, and Instruction accordingly, 452. 
England, 5, 


Resolution re- 
See Courts of Justice, 


See supra, 182. 
Sessional Addresses :—See supra, 3, 4. 


Sewers : 
Bayswater : 
557. Authorizing a Payment out of the Land Revenue of the 
Crown of Moiety of the Expense of forming a new Sewer from 
Bayswater Brook ; [The King’s Recommendation signified, ] Lxxx1x. 


544. Considered, 551. Resolution reported, and agreed to, 552. 
See Sewers, 7. 


Sheriffs’ Remuneration :—see supra, 483. 
Shipping :—See supra, 441. 456-458. 538 
Shubenaccadie Canal :—See supra, 462. 


Silk : 

558. Act 59 Geo. III. c. 112, for granting an additional 
Bounty on the Exportation of Silk Manufactures; uxxvi. 115. 
Considered, 132. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 138. 
See Silk, 1. 

559. Act 59 Geo. III. ec. 112, for granting an additional 
Bounty on the Exportation of Silk Manufactures; uxxvi. 451. 
Considered, 461. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 465. 
See Silk, 2. 

560. Acts 59 Geo. III. c. 112, and 1&amp; 2 Geo. IV. ec. 101; 
uxxvut. 84. Considered, 90. Resolution reported, and Bill 
ordered, 97, See Silk, 3. 

561. Acts for granting Bounties on Silks; uxxix. 146. Con- 


sidered, 146. Resolution reported, and Instruction accordingly, 
151. See Silk, 4. 





Silk—continued. 

562. Acts relating to the Duties and Bounties thereon; txxrx, 
168. Considered, 168. Resolution reported, and Instruction 
accordingly, 175. See Silk, 4. 

563. Acts relative to the Importation of Thrown Silk; txxx, 
185. Considered, 194. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 
206. See Silk, 5. 

564. Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 111, relating to the Duties of Customs 
on Silks; rxxx1. 165. Considered, 179. Resolution reported, 
and Bill ordered, 182. See Silk, 6. 

565. Acts relating to the Duties on Silk; txxxr. 311. Con- 
sidered, 311. Resolution reported, and Instruction accordingly, 
318. See Silk, 6. 

566. Acts relating to the Duties on Silk; txxx1. 275. Con- 
sidered, 289. Resolution reported, and Instruction accordingly, 
293. See Silk, 6. 

567. Acts relating to the Silk Trade ; txxx1v.213. Considered, 
229. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 234. Resolutions 
to be printed, 240. See Silk, 7. 


568. Acts 13 Geo. III. c. 68; 32 Geo. III. c. 44, and 51 Geo, 
III. c. 7, relating. to the Wages of Persons employed in the Silk 
Manufactures ; txxvi. 300. Irish Acts, 19 &amp; 20 Geo. III. c.24; 
referred; Acts considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 306. 
See Silk, 9. 


See supra, 211. 


Silk Lace : 


569. Duties payable on the Importation of Plain Silk Lace 
from Foreign Countries; txxvu. 187. Considered, 216. Resolu- 
tions reported, and Bill ordered, 221. See Silk, 8. 


Silver Coin : 


570. To defray the Expense of forwarding to Ireland a quan- 
tity of Silver Coin to be exchanged for Tokens; ixxx. 534. Con- 
sidered, 539. Resolution reported, and agreed to, 546. Resolu- 
tion read again, and Instruction accordingly, 551. See Bank 


of Ireland, 6. 


Silver Plate :—See supra, 360, 361. 
Sinking Fund :—See supra, 248. 
Skins :—See supra, 371. 407, 408. 


Slaves and Slave Trade: 


571. Acts 58 Geo. III. c. 49, and 59 Geo. III. c. 120, relating 
to the Abolition of the Slave Trade; txxv. 321. Considered; 
reported; 328. Bill ordered, 329. — See Slaves, 18. 

572. Acts 58 Geo. III. c. 36 &amp; 85, and 59 Geo. III. c. 16; 
txxvi. 450. Considered, 460. Resolutions reported, and Bill 
ordered, 464. See Slaves, 19. 

573. Allowing Bounties on the Capture and Condemnation of 
Slaves, or Natives of Africa; txxvi. 137. Considered, 154. 
Resolutions reported, and Instruction accordingly, 158. See 
Slaves, 29. 

574. Acts 47 Geo. III. (Sess. 1) ¢.86; txxvim.255. | King’s 
Recommendation signified,] 256. Considered, 270. Resolutions 
reported, and Instruction accordingly, 290. See Slaves, 30. 


575. Act 47 Geo. III. (Sess. 1) c. 36, and granting Bounties 
on the Capture and Condemnation of Slaves; [King’s Recom- 
Considered, 55. Resolutions 
See Slaves, 31. 


mendation signified,] ixxrx. 55. 
reported, and Bill ordered, 66. 

576. Papers relating to the Slave Trade, presented 22 September 
1831; Supplementary Convention between His Majesty and the 
King of the French, for the more effectual Suppression of the 
Traffic in Slaves, signed at Paris, 22 March 1833; txxxvut. 609. 
Considered; Resolution reported, and Bill ordered; 609. See 
Slaves, 24. 

577. To consider of authorizing the Payment of Bounties on 
Slaves, and of the other Expenses attending the execution of the 
Conventions relating to the Traffic in Slaves made between His 
Majesty and the King of the French, presented in the last Session 
of Parliament; [King’s Recommendation signified, ] Lxxxvu. 649. 
Considered; Proceeding in Committee, 653. Resolution reported, 
and agreed to, 657. Instructions to Committee on Slave Trade 
Conventions Bill to make Provision accordingly, 658. See 
Slaves, 24. 

578. Treaties with France, Denmark and Sardinia, and 
authorizing the Payment of Bounties on Slaves captured, and of 
other Expenses attending the Execution of the said Treaties; 
[The King’s Recommendation signified,] xc. 573. Considered ; 
Proceedings in Committee ; 576. Resolutions reported, and agreed 
to; Bills ordered; 581. See Slaves, 24. 

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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Slaves and Slave Trade—continued. 

579. Treaty between His Majesty and the Queen Regent of 
Spain, for the Abolition of the Slave Trade, and of authorizing 
the Payment of Bounties on Slaves captured, and of other Ex- 
penses attending the Execution of the said Treaty; [King’s 
Recommendation signified,] xc1. 76. Considered; Proceedings 
in Committee; 87. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; Bill 
ordered thereupon; 95. See Slaves, 27. 

580. To consider of providing for the Extinction of Negro 
Slavery in His Majesty’s Colonies, and for authorizing the ad- 
vance of Money for the Relief of the Proprietors of Estates and 
Slaves ns Colonies in which the same shall take place ; 
[King’s Reéommendation signified,] txxxvim. 383. Considered ; 
Committee report progress ; 389. Further considered ; Committee 
report progress; 440. 445. 451. Committee deferred, 462. 
Matter further considered, 465. 472. 476. Proceedings in Com- 
mittee, 389. 440. 443. 451. 465, 466. 472. 476. Resolutions re- 
ported, and agreed to as amended ; Bill ordered accordingly ; 482. 
See Slaves, 36. 

581. To consider Resolution of 2 August respecting the Grant 
of £.20,000,000 as Compensation to the Proprietors and Owners 
of Slaves; Considered, uxxxvit. 629. Resolution reported, and 
Instruction to Committee on Slavery Abolition Bill to make 
Provision accordingly, 638. See Slaves, 36. 

582. Making Compensation to the Owners of Slaves; Copy of 
the Contract for the Loan of £.15,000,000 to be raised under the 
authority of the said Act; Referred; considered; Proceedings 
in Committee; xc. 509. Resolutions reported, 515. Agreed to; 
Bill ordered ; 516. See Slaves, 37. 

583. Making further Provisions in relation to Compensations 
to the Owners of Slaves; [King’s Recommendation signified,] 
xc1. 741. Considered ; Proceedings in Committee; 749. Reso- 
lutions reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon; 756. 
See Slaves, 39. 


Small Debt Circuit Courts :—See supra, 252. 


Smuggling : 

584. Acts 45, 47, 48, 49, 56, 57, 58 &amp; 59 Geo. III. for the 
more effectual Prevention of Smuggling; txxv1. 243. Con- 
sidered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 265. Bill not presented. 
See Smuggling, 9. 

585. Acts for the more effectual Prevention of Smuggling ; 
txxvul. 430. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 435. 
See Smuggling, 2. 

See supra, 136. 199. 


Snuff :—See supra, 324. 424, 


Soap : 
586. Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 16, relating to the Duties and 
Drawbacks thereon; xc. 346. Considered; Resolution for Bill 
reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered; 360. See Soap, 2. 


South Sea Trade : 
587. Act 55 Geo. III. c. 57, relative thereto; Ltxxvi. 352. 
Considered, 259. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 376. 
See Ships and Vessels, 4. 


Speaker : 
588. His Majesty’s Answer to Address beseeching His 
Majesty to confer some mark of Royal Favour upon the Speaker ; 
txxxvul. 540. Considered, 543. Proceedings in Committee, 544. 
Resolution reported, 548. Agreed to, Nem. con.; Bill ordered ; 
549. See Sutton, The Right Honourable Charles Manners. 


Spirits : 
589. Acts 59 Geo. III. c. 53, and 39 Geo. III. c. 105, relating 
to the Excise on Spirits; txxv. 363. Not considered. 
590. Act 57 Geo. ITI. c. 123, for imposing a Duty of Excise 
on the Excess of Spirits made from Corn in England; ixxv. 378. 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 413. See Spirits, 2. 
591. Acts 54 Geo. ITI. c. 149, and 59 Geo. ITI. c. 75, to regu- 
late the Trade in Spirits between Great Britain and Ireland ; 
txxv. 382. Considered ; reported,and Bill ordered; 406. See 
Spirits, 1. 
592. Acts 56 Geo. III. c. 106, and 58 Geo. III. ec. 50, to 
repeal the Duties payable in Scotland upon Wash and Spirits, and 
Distillers’ Licenses; txxv. 382. Committee deferred, 390. Con- 
sidered, 399. Resolutions reported, 406. Bill ordered, 407. 
See Spirits, 22. 
593. Allowing the Exportation of Spirits distilled from Corn 
for Home Consumption in Scotland ; Instruction to consider Act 
1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 82; txxvu. 384. Considered, 397. Reso- 


Spirits—continued. 





lutions reported, and Two Bills ordered, 404. See Spirits, 26. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





594. Act 1 Geo. IV. c. 74, for granting certain Duties in 
Scotland upon Wash and Spirits made from Corn or Grain; 
txxvu. 274. Considered, 291. Resolutions reported, and Bill 
ordered, 297. See Spirits, 23. 

595. Acts 43 Geo. ITI. c.69; 55 Geo. III. c. 30; 59 Geo. TIT. 
c. 52; 3 Geo. IV. c. 31; 5 Geo. IV. c. 54, for granting and regu- 
lating the Duties on Spirits; txxx. 311. Considered, 332, Re- 
solution reported, and Bill ordered, 340. See Spirits, 4. 

596. The Duties on Spirits made in Scotland and Ireland ; 
uxxx. 509. Considered, 509. Resolution reported, and Instruc- 
tion accordingly, 511. See Weights and Measures, 4. 

See supra, 306. 431. 434. 465. 


Stage Coach Duties :—See supra, 523; infra, 615, ke. 


Stamps : 


597. Acts relating to the Stamp Duties; txxxi1. 392. Con- 
sidered, 397. Resolutions reported, and Bills ordered, 405. See 
Bankers, 3. 

598. Acts 56 Geo. III. c.56 &amp; 107; txxxv. 273. Considered, 
278. Resolution reported, 287. Bill ordered, 321. See 
Stamps, 3. 

599. Acts 56 Geo. III. c. 185, and 56 Geo. III. c. 56 ; rxxxvr. 
247. Committee deferred, 306. Not considered. 

600. Acts relating to Stamp Duties; rxxxvi. 340. Committee 
deferred, 492. Not considered. 

601. Acts relating thereto; txxxvimt. 292. Considered ; Pro- 
ceedings in Committee; 298. Report deferred, 331. Resolutions 
reported, and re-committed, 337. Committee deferred, 345. Re- 
solutions considered ; Proceedings in Committee ; 355. Reported, 
and agreed to; Bill ordered ; 359. See Stamps, 11. 


602. Act 9 Geo. IV.c. 27, to repeal the Allowances made to 
Stationers on the purchase of Stamps for Receipts at the Head 
Office in London, and to grant an Allowance to Persons pur- 
chasing such Stamps to a certain amount of the Commissioners of 
Stamps, or of the Distributors of Stamps in Great Britain; 
Lxxxvil1.654. Considered, 658. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to; Instruction to Committee on Stamps Forgery Bill to make 
Provision accordingly; 662. | See Stamps, 17. 

603. Acts relating to Stamp Duties; rxxx1x. 527. Considered ; 


Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered ; 530. 
Almanacks. 


See 


604. Acts relating to Stamps and Assessed Taxes; xc. 581. 
Considered ; Proceedings in Committee; 582. 
ported, and agreed to; Bill ordered; 586. See Stamps, 7. 


605. Acts relating to Stamp Duties; xc1. 125. Committee 
deferred, 136. Considered; Proceedings in Committee; 146. 
Report deferred, 155. Resolution reported, 162. 
agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon; 187. See Stamps, 6. 

606. Acts relating to the Duties of Stamps and Excise; xct. 
481. Considered ; Proceedings in Committee; 524. Five Re- 
solutions reported, 536. Agreed to; Bill ordered upon the Four 
last Resolutions ; 537. (See Paper, 2.) The First Resolution 
read again; Instruction to the Committee on the Stamp Duties 
Bill to make Provision therein pursuant to the said Resolution; 
648. (See Stamps, 6.) The First Resolution read again; Bill 
ordered thereupon ; 777. See Newspapers, 4. 

607. 


Resolution re- 


Resolution 


Act for imposing Duties on Cards and Dice; rxxxumt. 
219. Considered, 232. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 
236. See Stamps and Stamp Duties, 8. 


608. The Duties of Stamps payable on Excise Bonds, Deben- 
tures or Certificates ; txxx. 398. Considered, 408. Resolutions 
reported, and Instruction accordingly, 416. See Customs, 2. 


609. Acts 55 Geo. III. ¢. 184, and 56 Geo. III. c. 56, relating 
to the Stamp Duties on Law Proceedings and for granting other 
Duties; uxxvi. 185. Considered, 191. Four Resolutions reported ; 
First Resolution agreed to; Second amended, and agreed to; 
subsequent Resolutions agreed to; Instruction accordingly, 195. 
See Stamps, 2. 

610. Act 55 Geo. ITT. c. 184, for repealing the Stamp Duties 
on Law Proceedings; txxvi.212. Considered, 242. Resolutions 
reported, and Instructions accordingly; 258. See Stamps, 2. 


611. Ofremoving doubts as to the Amount of Stamp Duties 
payable on Deeds and other Instruments; txxv1. 405. Considered 
reported, and Bill ordered ; 408. See Stamps, 12. 


612. Act 44 Geo. III. c. 98, to repeal Duties under the 
Management of the Commissioners, and for granting other Duties 
uxxxI. 127. Considered, 147. Resolutitns reported, and agreed 
to; Motion for Bill reported, and Bill ordered ; Instruction 
pursuant to the Resolution, 160. See Stamps, 2. 

613. Act 
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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 
Stam ps—continued. Sugar—continued. 


613. Act 55 Geo. III. c. 184, for repealing the Stamp Duties 
on Deeds, &amp;c.; uxxvu. 172. Considered, 175. Twenty-three 
Resolutions reported, First Fifteen agreed to; Sixteenth amended, 
and agreed to; subsequent Resolutions agreed to; Bill or Bills 
ordered; 181. (See Stamps, 3.) First Resolution read again, and 
Instruction accordingly; 472. See Stamps, 19. 

614. Act 55 Geo. IIT. c. 184; txxvu. 241. Considered, 245. 
Resolutions reported, and Instruction accordingly, 248. See 
Stamps, 3. 

615. Acts 55 Geo. III. c. 184, and 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 12, rela- 
tive to the Stamps on Law Proceedings; txx1x. 219. Considered, 
231. Resolutions reported, 236. Bill ordered, 241. See 
Stamps, 13, 

616. Several Laws relating to the Duties on Stamps on Law 
Proceedings in Ireland; uxxx1. 212. Considered, 215. Resolu- 
tion reported, and agreed to; and Bill ordered; 220. See 
Stamps, 18. 

617. Acts 55 Geo. III. c. 184, and 56 Geo. IIT. c. 56, relating to 
Stamp Duties in Great Britain and Ireland; uxxxm1.117. Con- 
sidered; reported, and Bill ordered; 122. See Stamps, 9. 


618. Act 55 Geo. III. c. 184, relating to Stamp Duties on 
Deeds and Law Proceedings; txxx1. 243. Not considered. 


619. Acts 44 Geo. III. c. 98, and 55 Geo. IIT. c. 184, relating 
to the Duties on Stamps; txxxu1. 266. Considered, 280. Three 
Resolutions reported, 285. First Resolution amended, and agreed 
to; subsequent Resolutions agreed to; and Bills ordered; 286. 
See Stamps, 15, 16. 

620. Acts 36 Geo. III. c. 52; 45 Geo. III. c. 28, and 55 
Geo. III. c. 184, relative to Duties payable to Legacies and 
Successions on Intestacy; txxvul. 187. Committee deferred, 270. 
Not considered. 


621. Exempting all Bequests to Charities from the Duties on 
Legacies; xc. 546. Considered, 551. Not reported. 

622. Acts 42 Geo. III. c. 73; 44Geo. IIT. c. 98, and 52 Geo. 
IIl.c. 150, for granting Stamp Duties on Medicines; txxv1. 170. 
Committee deferred, 252. Not considered. 

623. Acts 55 Geo. III. c. 185; txxx. 534. Considered, 539, 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 546. See Newspapers, 1. 


624-5. So much of Act 55 Geo. III. c. 185, as relates to the 
Duties on Stage Coaches; txxvu. 374. Instruction to consider 
Act 55 Geo. III. c. 184; 380. Considered, 381. Two Resolutions 
reported ; Instruction upon the First ; Bill ordered upon the Se- 
cond; 387. See Stage Coaches, 3. 

See supra, 400. 


Ireland : 

626. Act 56 Geo. III. c. 56, to repeal the several Stamp Duties 
in Ireland, and to make more effectual Regulations ; txxv1. 293. 
Considered, 308. Resolution reported, and Instruction accordingly, 
315. See Stamps, 2. 

627. Act 56 Geo. III. c. 56, relative thereto; txxvir. 421. 
Considered, 434. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 441, 
See Stamps, 19. 

628. Stamp Duties on Proceedings in the Courts of Law in 
Ireland; uxxvi. 353. Considered, 379. Resolutions reported, 
and Bill ordered, 396. See Stamps, 18. 

629. The several Acts relating to the Duties on Stamps on 
Law Proceedings in Ireland; ixxx1. 212. Considered, 215. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 220. See Stamps, 18. 

See supra, 307. 


Starch : 
630. Act 45 Geo. III. c. 19, and on Allowances of the Duty 
on Irish Starch imported into Great Britain; txxv1. 185. Con- 


sidered, 191. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 195. See 
Starch, 1. 


Stuffs :—See supra, 451, 452. 


Sugar: 

631. Act 58 Geo. III. c. 34, to repeal the Bounties thereon, 
and to allow other Bounties in lieu thereof; txxv. 313. Consi- 
dered, 320. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 322. See 
Sugar, 1. 

632. So much of Act 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. as relates to the Duty on 
East India Sugar; txxvir. 420. Considered, 427. Resolution 
reported, and Bill ordered, 440. See Sugar, 3. 

633. Acts relative-to Sugar Bounties; itxxrx. 261. Consi- 
dered, 268. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 275. See 
Sugar, 2. 


634. Acts 9 Geo. IV. c. 93, and 10 Geo. IV. c. 49; rxxxy, 
584. Considered, and reported, 611. Report further considered, 
and Bill ordered, 613. See Sugar, 5. 

635. Act 10 Geo. IV. c. 49, to continue the Provisions of an 
Act to allow Sugar to be delivered out of Warehouse to be refined; 
Lxxxvi. 688. Committee deferred, 824. Order for Committee 
read; Motion, That Mr. Speaker do leave the Chair; Amendment 
proposed and withdrawn, 835. Another Amendment proposed, 
but not made; Main Question agreed to; Act considered ; 836, 
Report deferred, 862. Motion for reading the Order of the Day 
for receiving Report ; Amendment proposed, but not made; Main 
Question agreed to, 875. Order read; Resolution reported, and 
Bill ordered; 876. See Sugar, 6. 

636. To consider of admitting Sugar without Payment of Duty, 
to be refined, for Exportation ; rxxxvu1. 607. Considered; Re- 
solution reported, and Bill ordered ; 609. See Sugar, 7. 


637. To consider of imposing a Duty on Sugar made from 
Beet Root; xcu. 499. Considered, 515. Resolution reported, 
and Bill ordered; 523. See Sugar, 9. 


See supra, 218, 276, &amp;e. 424. 


Superannuations : 

638. Act 50 Geo. ITI. c. 117, relative to the Annual Accounts 
of the Increase and Diminution of Salaries; txxvir. 89. Consi- 
dered, 97. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 102. See 
Superannuations, 1. 


639. Act 50 Geo. III. c. 117; 51 Geo. III. c. 21; 53 Geo. ITI. 
c. 86; 3 Geo. IV. c. 113, and 5 Geo. IV. c. 104; Third Report 
of Committee on Public Income and Expenditure referred; Acts 
considered ; Reported, and Bill ordered; txxxi. 513. See 
Superannuations, 3. 


Supply : 

640. Motion fora Supply to be granted to His Majesty; rxxv. 
10.120. Royal Speech referred, and Motion considered, 15. 126. 
Report that a Supply be granted to His Majesty, and Committee 
of the whole House appointed for a future Day to consider of such 
Supply granted to His Majesty; 17. 133.—.xxv1. 8. 13. 20.— 
LXXviI. 10. 19. 22.—.Lxxvull. 16. 20. 24.—.LxxIx. 12. 16. 19.— 
LXxx. 14. 17, 24,—Lxxxi. 13. 17. 22.—-Lxxxu. 29. 32. 36.— 
LXXxll. 12. 16. 18.—.Lxxxiv. 15. 20. 22.—.Lxxxv. 17. 23. 32.— 
LXXXVI. 37. 43. 48,— 540. 558.561.—Lxxxvil. 12.14. 16,—Lxxxvil1. 
31. 39, 43.—Lxxx1x. 9. 15. 17.—xc. 34. 39. 40.—xclI. 11. 13. 15.— 
xcu. 20. 22,25. See Supply, 1. 


641. Of the Supply granted to His Majesty; txxv. 133.— 
Considered, 222. Report, 222, &amp;c.; rxxx. 24. 33, &amp;c.—.xxxv. 
82. 56, &amp;c.—.Lxxx1ix. 23, 34, &amp;c.—xc. 42. 126, &amp;c.—xc1. 21. 115, 
&amp;e.—xcu. 155. 184, &amp;e. See Supply, 2. 


642. Ofthe Waysand Means for raising the Supply granted to 
His Majesty ; xxv. 225. Considered, 245, &amp;c. Report, 245, &amp;c.; 
Lxxx. 42, &amp;e. 96, &amp;c.—1xxxv. 70. 85, &amp;c.—_xxx1x. 27. 29, &amp;e. 
—xc. 50. 63, &amp;c.—xc. 26. 29, kc.—xcu. 158. 164, &amp;e. See 
Supply, 630, 631. 


Survey and Valuation of Ireland : 

643. Advances to be made to Surveyors for Expenses of 
settling the Boundaries of Baronies, Townlands and Parishes in 
Ireland; [King’s Recommendation signified,] txxx. 450. Reso- 
lution reported, and agreed to, and Instruction accordingly, 501. 
See Survey and Valuation of Ireland, 3. 

644. Amount of Salaries of Officers to be appointed under any 
Act to be passed in the present Session of Parliament, relating to 
the Valuation of Ireland; [King’s Recommendation signified]; 
Considered; Proceedings in Committee; xc. 641. Resolution 


reported, and agreed to; Instruction accordingly; 649. See 
Survey and Valuation of Ireland, 8. 


Sweets :—See supra, 324. 357-359. 
Tea: 


645. Toconsider of the Duties upon Tea ; yxxxvimi. 614, Com- 
mittee deferred, 673. Considered; Proceeding in Committee, 
677. Resolution reported; Instruction to Gentlemen appointed 
to prepare and bring in the Tea Bill to make Provision accord- 
ingly; 687. See Tea, 1. 

646. Act 3&amp; 4 Will. IV.c. 101; xc. 444. Considered; Pro- 
ceedings in Committee ; 448. Resolution reported, and agreed to; 
Bill ordered ; 453. See Tea, 3. 


Teake Wood :—See infra, 680. 


Test Acts :—See supra, 175. 


Timber: 


















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Timber : 
647. Acts relative to the Duties on Timber; txxvi. 167. Con- 
sidered, 217. Resolution reported; Day appointed for further 


considering Report; 221. Report re-committed and considered, | 


236. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 242. See 
Timber, 1. 

648. State of Duties on Wood ; Considered ; Proceedings in 
Committee; xc. 160. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill 
ordered ; 166. See Timber, 3. 


See supra, 439 ; infra, 680. 


Tithes (England and Wales): 

649. The subject of Tithes in England and Wales; ixxxrx. 
150. Committee deferred, 158. 161. Considered, 182. Reso- 
lution reported, and agreed to; Billordered; 191. See Tithes, 14. 

650. The subject of the Commutation of Tithe in England and 
Wales; Considered; Proceedings in Committee; xc.160. Reso- 
lution reported; Bill ordered; 166. See Tithes, 16. 

651. Authorizing the Commissioners of His Majesty’s Treasury 
to direct Payments to be made out of the Consolidated Fund to 
the Commissioners who may be appointed in pursuance of any 
Act for the Commutation of Tithes in England ; [King’s Recom- 
mendation signified,] xcr. 263. Considered; Proceedings in 
Committee; 266. Resolution reported, and agreed to, 273. 
Resolution read again; Instruction accordingly; 311. See 
Tithes, 16. 


Tithes (Ireland) : 

652. Authorizing the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to advance 
out of the Consolidated Fund a Sum for giving effect to a Com- 
position for Tithes; (The King’s Recommendation signified,} 
ixxvit. 406. Considered, 410. Resolution reported, 413. Re- 
solution read again, and Instruction accordingly, 414. See 
Tithes, 24. 

653. The subject of Tithes in Ireland ; Motion, That the Report 
from the Select Committee on Tithes, made 17 February, be 
referred to the Committee ; [King’s Recommendation signified] ; 
Report referred; rxxxvu. 175. Considered, 185. 227. 232. 237. 
Proceedings in Committee, 185. 227. 231, 232. Committee report 
Progress, 185. 227. 232.237. Committee deferred, 194. 198. 201. 
212.225. Further considered ; Resolutions reported ; First Reso- 
lution read the First Time; Motion for reading it a Second 
Time; Amendment proposed, but not made; 242. Resolution 
agreed to; subsequent Resolutions agreed to; Bill ordered ; 243. 
See Tithes, 29. 

654. Act 2 Will. IV. c. 41, to facilitate the Recovery of Tithes 
in Ireland; txxxvi1. 466. [The King’s Recommendation signi- 
fied,] 480. Considered; Committee report Progress; 481. Fur- 
ther considered, 487. Resolution reported, amended, and agreed 
to; 493.————The said Resolution; txxxvi1. 632. Considered, 
639. Resolution reported, and agreed to, and Bill ordered, 643. 
See Tithes, 30. 

655. The subject of Tithes in Ireland ; rxxx1x.50. Considered; 
Proceedings in Committee; 51. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to; Bill ordered ; 59. See Tithes, 31. 

656. So much of His Majesty’s Speech at the opening of the 
Session as relates to the adjustment of Tithes in Ireland; xc. 142. 
Considered; Proceedings in Committee; 147. Resolution re- 
ported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon; 155. Resolution 
and Order for Bill read; Order for Bill discharged; 391. See 
Church in Ireland, 5. 

657. So much of His Majesty’s Speech as relates to the settle- 
ment of the Tithe Question in Ireland; xc1. 54. Committee 
deferred, 214. Considered ; Proceedings in Committee; Reso- 
lution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon; 289. 
See Church in Ireland, 6. 


658. Expediency of commuting Compositions for Tithes in 
Treland into a Rent-charge payable by the Owners of the first estate 
of inheritance, and to make further provisions for the better regu- 
lation of Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues; Considered ; Pro- 
ceedings in Committee; xcu. 313, Resolution reported ; Motion, 
That the Resolution be now read a Second Time ; Debate there- 
upon adjourned; 326. Debate resumed, 338. Question agreed 
to; Resolution read a Second Time, and agreed to; Bill ordered 
thereupon; 339. See Church in Ireland, 7. 

See supra, 697. 


Tobacco : 
659. Act 59 Geo. III. c. 74, to allow the Importation of To- 
bacco from the East Indies and other Places, txxv. 382. Con- 


sidered, 391. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 400. See 
Tobacco, 1. 
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1. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 





Tobacco—continued. 

660. Of the better prevention of Frauds in the Manufacture of 
Tobacco, txxv1. 408. Considered; reported, and Bill ordered ; 
408. See Tobacco, 2. 

661. Acts 12 Car. II. c. 34, and 22 Geo. III. c. 73; uxxxv. 
273. Considered, 278. Resolutions reported, and to be further 
considered, 321. Consideration of Report deferred, 592. Not 
considered. 

662. Act 19 Geo. IIT. c. 35, to repeal so much of several Acts 
as prohibit the Growth and Produce thereof in Ireland; txxxuv. 
129. Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 129. See To- 
bacco, 3. 

663. Acts for prohibiting the Cultivation thereof in Ireland ; 
Lxxxv. 273. Not considered. 

664. Acts 12 Car. II. c. 4, and 19 Geo. III. c. 35; Con- 
sidered; Resolution reported; Bill ordered; uxxxvi. 859. See 
Tobacco, 4. 

See supra, 824, 424. 


Tokens :—See supra, 570. 


Trial of Offences (Ireland) : 

665. To consider of making Provision for the Payment of the 
Expenses of Parties under the Provisions of the Bill for the more 
impartial Trial of Offences in certain cases in Ireland ; [The King’s 
Recommendation signified,}] uxxxvi. 286. Considered, 286. 
Proceeding in Committee, 287. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to, 292. Instruction to Committee on Trial of Offences (Ireland) 
Bill, to make Provision accordingly, 292. See Offences, 10. 


Turnpike Road Bills : 
666. Fees payable upon Turnpike Road Bills; ixxxtv. 86. 
Resolution reported, and Address thereupon, 90. See Addresses, 
1419. 


Turnpike Roads (Ireland): 

667. Empowering the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to advance 
out of the Consolidated Fund such Sum of Money to the Com- 
missioners under Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. c. 33, for the extension and 
promotion of Public Works in Ireland as he may think necessary 
for repairing the Post Roads in Ireland in one year; [The King’s 
Recommendation signified]; Considered; txxxrx. 550. Resolu- 
tion reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered; 562. See Turn- 
pikes, 34. 


Union Duties :—See supra, 84, 270, &amp;e. 
Unstamped Publications :—See supra, 513. 
Valuation of Ireland :—See supra, 643. 
Van Diemen’s Land :—See supra, 471. 


Vegetable Powder : 
668. Act 43 Geo. IIT. c. 129, for more effectually securing the 
Duties on Coffee; txxvit. 302. Considered, 318. Resolutions 
reported, and Bill ordered, 322. See Roasted Corn. 


Vincent, Earl St., and Lord Viscount Duncan : 
669. Erecting Monuments to the Memory of Earl St. Vincent 
and Lord Viscount Duncan; txxvitt. 178. Resolutions reported, 
and agreed to, 183. See Addresses, 1420. 


Votes, and Parliamentary Proceedings :—See supra, 511. 
Wages :—See supra, 568. 


Warehousing : 
670. Act 43 Geo. III. c. 132, relative thereto; txxv. 354. 
Considered, 361. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 368. 
See Warehousing, 1. 


671. Act 43 Geo. III. c. 182, and 45 Geo. III. c. 87; and 
46 Geo. III. c. 137, for permitting certain Goods imported to be 
secured in Warehouses; itxxvi. 441, Considered; reported, and 
Bill ordered; 445. See Warehousing, 3. 

672. Acts for permitting the Warehousing of Goods, and re- 
lating to the Navigation Laws; txxvu. 112. Considered; re- 
ported, and Bills ordered; 118. See Ships and Vessels, 8. 
Warehousing, 6, &amp;c. 

673. Acts relative to the Warehousing of Goods; txxvit. 99. 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered, 105. See Warehousing, 6. 

674. Imposing Rates and Charges upon Goods, Wares and 
Merchandize deposited in Warehouses in Ireland; ixxrx. 379. 
Considered, 383. Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 389. 
See Warehousing, 8. 





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I. Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Ways and Means :—See supra, 642. 


Weights and Measures : 
675. Acts relating to ; txxx. 416. 
tions reported, and agreed to, 430. 

Weights and Measures, 4. 


Considered, 424. Resolu- 
Bill ordered, 432. See 


Welch Judges :—sSee supra, 185. 
Welland Canal :—See supra, 463. 


West India Clergy : 

676. To consider of providing for the Expenses of an Eccle- 
siastical Establishment in His Majesty’s Colonies in the West 
Indies ; [King’s Recommendation signified,] txxx. 496. Con- 
sidered, 501. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; and Bill 
ordered thereupon; 508. See West India Clergy. 


677. Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 88, to make Provision for the Salaries 
of certain Bishops and Ecclesiastical Dignitaries and Ministers in 
the Diocese of Jamaica, &amp;c.; uxxx1. 51. Considered; reported, 
and Bill ordered; 62. See West India Clergy. 


West India (Crown Colonies) : 

678. Authorizing His Majesty to direct the Issue of a Sum of 
Money out of the Consolidated Fund for the Relief of certain of 
the Crown Colonies in the West Indies ; [The King’s Recommenda- 
tion signified,] txxxvn. 550. Order for Committee read ; Papers 
respecting Slave Population (presented 27 July) referred ; Motion, 
That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; agreed to; Matter 
considered ; Proceedings in Committee; 553. Report deferred, 
561. 566. Resolution reported; Instruction accordingly ; 568. 
See West Indies, 6. 


West India Islands : 

679. Enabling His Majesty to grant Relief to Persons con- 
nected with the Islands of Jamaica, Barbadoes, St. Vincent and 
St. Lucia, in consequence of Losses sustained by them in the 
Insurrection in the Island of Jamaica, and the Hurricane in the 
other Islands ; [The King’s Recommendation signified,] Lxxxvu. 
443. Copies of Despatches from Barbadoes, St. Vincent and St. 
Lucia (presented 23 February) referred ; Matter considered ; Pro- 
ceedings in Committee; 444. Resolution reported; Bill ordered; 
452. See West Indies, 6. 


West Indies :—See supra, 10-12. 348. 
Wheat :—See supra, 78. 159, &amp;e. 
White Herring Fishery :—See supra, 333. 


Wood : 

680. Somuch of Acts 59 Geo. III. c. 52, and 1 Geo. IV.c. 3, 
as relates to the Suspension of Duties on Santa Maria Wood from 
Honduras, and on Teake Wood; txxv. 354. 
Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 368. 

See supra, 647. 


Wool: 


See Wood, 1. 


681. Act 28 Geo. IIT. c. 38, for preventing the Exportation 
of Live Sheep, Lambs and Lambs’ Wool, &amp;c.; txxv1. 352. Con- 
Resolutions reported, and Bill ordered, 376. See 


sidered, 359. 
Wool, 2. 


Works, Board of, (Ireland) : 


682. Granting Compensation to the Commissioners; [The 
Considered, 
181. Resolution reported, and Instruction accordingly, 188. 


King’s Recommendation signified,] .Lxx1x. 169. 


See Works, Office of. 
Works, Public: 


683. Acts 57 Geo. III. c. 34 &amp; 124, for authorizing the Issue 
of Exchequer Bills, and the Advance of Money for carrying on 
Considered; reported, and Bill 


Public Works; txxv. 369. 
ordered ; 380. See Works, Public, 1. 


684. Acts 57 Geo. III. c. 34 &amp; 124; 58 Geo. III. c. 88, and 
Resolutions 
See Works, Public, 4. 
685. Acts relating to the Issue of Exchequer Bills for Public 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 


1 Geo. IV. c. 60; txxvir. 340. Considered, 352. 


reported, and Bill or Bills ordered, 361. 


Works; ixxx. 334. 
341. See Works, Public, 16. 


686. Acts relating to the Issue of Exchequer Bills for Public 
Considered; reported, and Bill ordered; 


Works; txxxi. 503. 


509. See Works, Public, 8. 





Considered, 361. 





Works, Public—continued. 


687. Enabling His Majesty to authorize the Issue of Exchequer 
Bills, to an Amount to be limited, for Public Works in Great 
Britain, upon due Security given ; [The King’s Recommendation 
signified,} uxxxvi. 687. Considered, 694. Resolution reported : 
Bill ordered; 699. See Works, Public, 9. ‘ 


688. Acts 57 Geo. III. c. 34, and 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. c. 24, relat- 
ing to the Issue of Exchequer Bills for Public Works; [King’s 
Recommendation signified]; considered; Proceedings in Com- 
mittee; txxxix. 558. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill 
ordered; 567. See Works, Public, 11. 


689. Authorizing a further Advance of Exchequer Bills for 
carrying on Public Works and Fisheries in the United 
Kingdom ; [Queen’s Recommendation signified,] xcr. 575. Con- 
sidered ; Proceedings in Committee; 584. Resolution reported, 
and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon; 591. See Works, 
Public, 13. 


Ireland : 


690. Authorizing the Lord Lieutenant to advance certain Sums 
out of the Consolidated Fund for repairing Roads or carrying on 
Public Works in Ireland ; [The King’s Recommendation signified, ] 
Lxxvil. 274. Considered, 278. Resolution reported, and Instruc- 
tion accordingly, 278. See Poor, 44. 


' 691. Authorizing the Lord Lieutenant to advance, out of the 
Consolidated Fund, a Sum for the undertaking and completing of 
Public Works ; [The King’s Recommendation signified,] txxvi. 
405. Considered, 408. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered ; 
411. See Distress in Ireland. 


692. Acts 1 Geo. IV. c.81; 3 Geo. IV. c. 34, and 4 Geo. IV. 
c. 42, respecting Public Works in Ireland; txxx. 517. Con- 
sidered, 524. Resolution reported, and Bill ordered, 534. See 
Roads, Ireland, 1. 


693. Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 112; [King’s Recommendation signi- 
fied,] txxxu. 227. Considered, 247. Resolution reported, and 
Bill ordered, 267. See Works, Public, 15. 


694. Enabling His Majesty to authorize Advances, hy 
way of Loan to a limited Amount, for Local Purposes; [The 
King’s Recommendation signified,] Lxxxv1. 587. Considered, 
596. Resolution reported; Bill ordered; 602. See Works, 
Public, 17. 

695. Making Provision out of the Consolidated Fund for the 
Salaries of the Commissioners under the Bill for the Extension 
and Promotion of Public Works in Ireland; [The King’s 
Recommendation signified,] txxxv1. 683. Considered, 687. No 
Report. 

696. Authorizing the advance of Money towards the making 
or repairing Roads and Bridges, and other Public Works; [The 
King’s Recommendation signified,] txxxvi. 603. Considered, 
613. Resolution reported, and Instruction accordingly, 622. 
See Works, Public, 17. 


697. Applying a Portion of the Exchequer Bills authorized to 
be issued for the purposes of Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 100, for 
Relief of Owners of Tithes in Ireland, to the purposes of 
1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. c. 33, for the extension and promotion of Public 
Works in Ireland; xc1. 798. Considered; Proceedings in Com- 
mittee; 802. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Instruction 
accordingly ; 816. See Works, Public, 18. 


698. To consider of enabling the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland 
to make a Grant from the Consolidated Fund in advance to the 
Board of Works in Ireland, in certain cases, for the Repair of 
Roads, and also for the purpose of defraying the Expenses of the 
Constabulary in Ireland for the conveyance of certain Classes of 
Prisoners; [King’s Recommendation signified,] xcn. 30. Com- 
mittee deferred, 35. 

699. Authorizing further Advances out of the Consolidated 
Fund to be applied, with any Money already authorized to be 
issued, to the promotion and construction of Public Works in 
Ireland ; [King’s Recommendation signified,] xcu. 314, Com- 
mittee deferred, 334. 340. Considered; Proceedings in Com- 
mittee; 344. Resolution reported, 364. Agreed to; Instruction 
accordingly ; 365. See Works, Public, 20. 

See supra, 667. 


Writs :—See supra, 299. 
Writs of Error :—See supra, 185. 


Yarn :—See supra, 451, 452. 


II. Select 





















COMMITTEES—continued. 











II. Select Committees appointed : 
(1.)—Secret Committees—relative to— 


Bank of England (1831-32) : | 

700. ‘To inquire into the expediency of renewing the Charter | 

of the Bank of England, and into the system on which Banks 

of Issue in England and Wales are conducted; To send for 

Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; LXxxxvil. 

829. Petition referred, 520. To report Minutes of Evidence ; 
Report ; 585, p. 


Banks, Joint Stock : 

701. To inquire into the operation of the Act of 7 Geo. IV. 
c. 46, permitting the Establishment of Joint Stock Banks, under | 
certain restrictions; and whether it be expedient to make any | 
alteration in the provisions of that Act; Motion for Instruction | 
to inquire into the operation of the privilege conferred on Country | 
and Joint Stock Banks, to pay their Promissory Notes in Bank 
of England Notes, instead of paying them in Gold ; and Question 


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(2..\—To consider Various Matters—relative to— 


Abeille, Magdalene Jarij :—See infra, 921. 


Aborigines, British Settlements : 

703. To consider what Measures ought to be adopted with 
regard to the Native Inhabitants of Countries where British 
Settlements are made, and to the neighbouring Tribes, in order to 
secure to them the due observance of Justice and the protection of 
their Rights ; to promote the spread of Civilization among them, 
and to lead them to the peaceful and voluntary reception of the 
Christian Religion; xc. 451. Committee nominated ; To send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 471, 
472. Petitions referred, 455. 488. No’ Report-———Another 
Committee ; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to 
be the Quorum; xcr. 17. Minutes of Evidence taken before the 
Select Committee on the same subject in 1835, referred; Power 
to report Minutes of Evidence, together with Observations, from 
time to time; 28. A Member discharged from further attend- 
ance; another Member added; 42. Papers relative to the Caffre 
War, referred, 134. Order for referring the above Papers, 
discharged, 403. Leave to Committee to sit on a certain day, 
during the sitting of the House, 742. Report, 759, Pp. ——— 
Another Committee; Power to send for Persons, Papers and | 
Records; Five to be the Quorum; To report Minutes of Evidence 
and Observations from time to time ; Minutes of Evidence taken 
before the Select Committee in the last Session upon the same 
subject, together with the Report of the said Committee; Referred, 
xcu. 71, Power to report Minutes of Evidence, 501. Report, 
502, Pp. 





Accounts : 

704. The best mode of simplifying the Accounts annually laid 
before Parliament; To report Observations; to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Acts relating to 
the Public Accounts referred; txxvi1. 186. Accounts referred, 
209. Members added, 270. Report, with Appendix, 478, Pp. 


705. What Improvements may be made in keeping the Public 
Accounts so as to provide for an efficient Control over the Expen- 
diture of the Public Money; To report Observations ; to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Reports 





of Commissioners of Public Accounts referred; Lxxxvi. 262. 
Second Report on Public Accounts referred, 308. No Report. 
See infra, 1227. 


Actions, Limitation of :—See infra, 1079. 
Administration of Justice :—See infra, 1208, 1209. 
Admiralty, Court of :—See infra, 815. 


Admiralty, Court of, (Ireland) : 

706. Eighteenth Report of the Commissioners of Judicial 
Inquiry in Ireland, together with the Deposition forwarded to 
those Commissioners by Sir Jonah Barrington, Judge of that 
Court, and other Papers connected with the Conduct of Sir Jonah 
Barrington ; To report Observations; Five to be the Quorum; 
Report and Deposition referred ; uxxxiv. 209. To send for Per- 
sons, Papers and Records, and to report Minutes of Evidence from 
time to time, 229. Report, 356, r. See infra, 1224. 


Admission of Attornies :—See infra, 725. 
Affirmations :—See infra, 1074. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 









Banks, Joint Stock—continued. 


negatived thereupon; Committee to be a Committee of Secresy ; 
xci. 353. Committee nominated ; to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 374. Petitions referred, 
374. 567.765. Power to report Minutes of Evidence; Report ; 
840, P. 


702. To inquire into the operation of the Acts permitting the 
Establishment of Joint Stock Banks in England and Ireland, 
under certain restrictions, and whether it be expedient to make 
any Amendment in the provisions of those Acts; To send for 
Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum ; Committee 
to be a Committee of Secresy; xcu. 26. Petitions referred, 356. 
371. 382. 399. 405. 410. 415. 436. 460. 465. 468. 470. 482. 491. 
529. 568. Power to report Minutes of Evidence; Report ; 
662, P. 


Agricultural Distress : 


707. Petitions presented upon the subject of Agricultural 
Distress ; To report Opinion; Motion, That Mr. Holme Sumner 
be a Member of the Committee; Motion, That the House do now 
adjourn, Withdrawn; Question again proposed, and Debate ad- 
journed ; Lxxv. 253. Resumed, and Mr. Holme Sumner made a 
Member of the Committee ; Committee appointed; to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum; Instruction 
to confine their Inquiry to the mode of ascertaining, returning and 
calculating the Average Prices of Corn; 259. Petitions referred, 
263. 280. 286. 295. 317. 324. Report, 425, p. (App. 906.) 

708. Petitions complaining of the depressed State of Agricul- 
ture; Ltxxvi. 146. To send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; 147. Members added, 179. 304. Peti- 
tions referred, 179. 203. 224, 225. 233, 234. 246. 261. 269. 316. 
Copy Representation presented, 28 March 1821, referred, 264. To 
report Minutes of Evidence, 446. Report, with Appendix, 446, p. 

709. Report from Select Committee, 18 June 1821, and Peti- 
tions complaining of Agricultural Distress; To inquire into the 
Allegations thereof, and to report Observations; to send for Per- 
sons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxvu. 36. 
Members added, 57. 67. . Petitions referred, 77. 86. 118. 121. 136. 
143, 144. 199. 204. 209. 235. 279. Power to report from time to 
time, 162. Report, 162, p. (App. 1316.) Day appointed for 
taking it into consideration, 162. Report further considered ; 
Act 55 Geo. ILI. c. 26, read; Report referred to a Committee of 
the whole House; 216. (See supra, 9.) Second Report, 281, Pp. 
(App. 1317.) 


Agricultural Labourers :-- See infra, 947, 948. 


Agriculture : 


710. To inquire into the present State of Agriculture, and of 
Persons employed in Agriculture in the United Kingdom; To 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quoruinj; 
LXXxvil. 345. Petitions referred, 450. 504. 591. Motion for 
adding a Member to the Committee; Question Neg. thereupon ; 
355. Leave given the Committee to sit on a certain Day at 
Twelve o’Clock, notwithstanding the sitting of the House, 564. 
Power to report Minutes of Evidence; Report; 632, p. 

711. To inquire into the State of Agriculture, and into the 
Causes and Extent of the Distress which still presses upon some 
important Branches thereof; To report Observations and Opinion ; 
xc. 13. Motion, That the Earl of Darlington be a Member of 
the Committee; Question Neg. thereupon ; Committee to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum; 14. Peti- 
tions referred, 15, 20. 24. 28. 35. 41. 45. 46. 98. 103. 107. 108. 
115. 119. 123. 191. 212. 223. 250. 268. 277. 305. 315. 347. 359. 
416.425.571.607. Members added, 16. Power to report Minutes 
of Evidence from time to time, 84. Leave to sit on a certain Day 
during the sitting of the House, 111. First Report, 115, rp. Second 
Report, 258; rp. Message to the Lords to request the Attendance 
of the Earl of Radnor and Baron Ashburton at the Committee, 
438. Third Report, 686, pr. 


Alban’s, St.:—See infra, 1185. 


Ale-houses : 


712. Licensing Bill; Five to be the Quorum; Power to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Petitions referred; txxxi. 
450, 472. 506. 555. Members added, 455. 462. 465. 472, 
Report, 574. 

713. (Scotland); Bill to regulate the granting Certificates ; 
LXXXxul, 341. Members added, 356. Report, 378. 

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COMMITTEES—continued. 








II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.)—To consider Various Matters-—(continued)—relative to— 


Anatomy : 
714. To inquire into the Manner of obtaining Subjects for 
Dissection in the Schools of Anatomy, and into the State of the 
Law affecting Persons employed in obtaining or dissecting Bodies ; 
To send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum ; 
Lxxx1u. 260. Petitions referred, 264. 272. 279. 283, 293. 305. 
329. 382, 340. 347. 350. 361. 370. 384. 412. 430. 503 

Members added, 266. To report Minutes of Evidence ; 
Report and Appendix ; 


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715. ‘To consider and give Effect to the Recommendations 
contained in the Report from the Select Committee on Anatomy 
in the last Session; To report Observations; Five to be the 
Quorum ; to sit notwithstanding Adjournment; Report and Peti- 


tions referred; Lxxxiv. 209. Report, 251, p. 


Animals, Cruelty to: 

716. Bill to consolidate and amend Acts relating thereto; To 
send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum ; 
LXxxvil. 352. Petitions referred, 358. To report Observations 
and Opinion, with Minutes of Evidence; Report, 542. 


Annuities :—See infra, 958. 


Apothecaries : 
717. Bill to alterand amend Act 55 Geo. IIT. relating thereto ; 
Lxxxvu. 446. Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; 
Members 
Leave to Committee to make Special Report ; Report 
of a Resolution ; 561. 


Five to be the Quorum; all Petitions referred ; 517. 

added, 522. 
Appeals :—See infra, 1056, &amp;e. 
Apprenticeship :-——Sce infra, 1156. 
Arctic Sea Expedition : 


718. To inquire into the circumstances of the Expedition to 
the Arctic Seas, commanded by Captain John Ross, r.n., with 


a view to ascertain whether any and what Reward may be due for | 


the Services rendered on that occasion ; Power to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxix. 135. 
Petition referred, 178. Power to report Observations; with 
Minutes of Evidence; Report; 227, Pp. 





Arigna Iron and Coal Mining Company : 


719. To inquire into the Origin, Management and present | 


State of the Arigna Iron and Coal Mining Company; and to re- 


port any Special Matter touching the Conduct of any Members of | 
this House; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to | 
be the Quorum ; and the Name of Sir William Congreve having | 


been mentioned as being concerned in certain Joint Stock Com- 


panies, Mr. Speaker stated he had received a Letter from Sir | 


William Congreve, inclosing Medical Certificates of his inability 


to attend the House in his place, on account of ill health; 1xxx1. 


92. 
place to place, and from time to time, 117. 
Report, 384, p. 


To report Minutes of 
Evidence, 380. 


Army and Navy Appointments : 

720. To inquire into the establishment of the Garrisons; into 
every branch of Pay and Emolument of all General and Staff 
Officers in the Army, both at Home and Abroad, &amp;c.; and into | 
the Emoluments of Naval Officers, &amp;c.; To send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxviu. 344. 
Account referred, 346. Power to report Minutes of Evidence; 
Report; 663. 





Arts and Manufactures : | 

721. To inquire into the best means of extending a Knowledge | 
of the Arts and of the Principles of Design among the People | 
(especially the Manufacturing Population) of the Country ; also to 
inquire into the Constitution, Management and Effects of Institu- 
tions connected with the Arts; xc.451. Tosend for Persons, Papers | 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 452. 
Members added, 480, 525. 


together with the Minutes of Evidence; Report, 645, p. 


Petitions referred, 
456. 569. Power to report Observa- 
tions ; 
———Another Committee; Day appointed for nominating the 
Committee ; xc1. 17. Committee nominated ; To send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 21. Papers re- 
ferred, 69. 94. 24.566. Papers referred, 
617. Leave to sit on a certain Day during the sitting of the 
House, 668. Power to report Observations, together with Minutes 
of Evidence; Report, 818, p. 


Petitions referred, 223.5 





To sit notwithstanding Adjournment, 105. To adjourn from | 


Artizans and Machinery : 

722. To inquire into the state of the Law relating to Artizans 
leaving the Kingdom, and the exportation of Machinery, and into 
the state of the Law as regards the Combination of Workmen ; 
To report Opinion and Observations ; Power to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; ixx1x. 29. Tosit . 
notwithstanding Adjournment; To report Opinion and Observa- 
tions from time to time; and to report Minutes of Evidence; 33. 
Members added, 33. 41. 56. 66. 91. 122. 146. 169. 207. 250. 261. 
334. Petitions referred, 82. 91. 136. 146. 156. 161. 168. 173. 179, 
185. 204. 211. 217. 222. 234. 245. 250. 253. 255. 257. 265. 279, 
282. 297. 303. 313. 319. 324. 337. 360. First Report, 82, p, 
Second, 146, rp. Third, 205,r. Fourth, 254, rp. Fifth, 304, p, 
Sixth, 395, p. See infra, 785. 


Arundel Borough : 

723. Report of the Commissioners on the Limits of the Borough 
of Arundel ; To report Observations ; Power to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxvul. 390. Re- 
port, 416, P. 

Assessed Taxes :—See infra, 953. 
Assize, Clerks of :—Sce infra, 776. 
Athlone Election : 


724. Petition of James Hannan and others, Inhabitants of 
Athlone, complaining of their Names having been forged to the 
Petition complaining of that Election; To report Opinion; To 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 
Petition complaining of the Election and Return; Referred, 
LXXx1I. 318, Power to report Minutes of Evidence; Report 
Resolution ; 491, p. See infra, 1063, &amp;c. 


Attornies and Solicitors : 
725. The Laws relative to the Admission of Attornies and 
Solicitors; To report Observations and Opinion, and Minutes of 
Evidence; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five 
to be the Quorum; .xxvi. 71. Members added, 108. 
137, p. (App. 1227.) 
Ayr :—See infra, 1175. 


Bakers : 

726. Of the Allowances granted to Bakers; To report Obser- 
vations ; Lxx1x. 200. To send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum ; 200. To report Minutes of Evidence, 265. 
Report, 266, p. 

727. Regulation Bill; xxv. 195. Report,271. Bill re-com- 
mitted; Leave given to report on acertain day; 285. Report, 311. 

See infra, 734. 


Report, 


Bank Notes :—See infra, 1071. 


Bankrupts : 

728. Bill for investing in Government Securities a portion of 
the Cash lying unemployed in the Bank of England, belonging to 
Bankrupts’ Estates, and applying the Interest thereon in discharge 
of the Expenses of the Court of Bankruptcy, and for the Relief of 
the Suitors in the said Court ; txxx1x. 72. Member added, 146. 
Instructions to Committee that they have power to examine into 
the matters contained in the said Bill, and report their Opinion 
thereupon; alse to send for Persons, Papers and Records; 257. 
Petition referred, 103. To report Minutes of Evidence; Report, 
with Minutes of Evidence; 377, p.—— Another Bill referred; 
Five to be the Quorum; xc. 197. Members added, 243. Report, 476. 


Scotland : 

729. Bill for the Amendment and better Administration of the 
Laws relating to Bankrupts ; Lxxx1x.420. Members added, 462 
Leave to sit on certain days during the sitting of the House, be- 
tween Twelve and Three, 469. 509. Instruction to divide the 
Bill into two Bills; Leave to report from time to time; 536. Pe- 
titions referred, 425. 436. 466. 473. 494. 500. 516. 526. 532. 535. 
536, 546. 552. Leave given to make a Special Report; Report 
that the Committee had divided the Bill into two Bills; 596. 


Bankruptcy, Court of : 

730. To inquire into the present system of Management in the 
Court of Bankruptcy, so far as relates to the Office of the Ac- 
countant General, and to objects which appertain to the department 
of Accounts; also, into the Sources and Amount of Income pro- 
vided to defray the Expenses of the Court of Bankruptcy, and the 
Compensations charged on these Funds, and to report their Opinion 
thereupon; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be 
the Quorum; xc. 285. No Report. 


Barrington, 











COMMITTEES—continued. 





II. Select Committees appointed —continued. 
(2.)—To consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Barrington, Sir Jonah :—See supra, 706; infra, 1224. 


Beer : 

731. To inquire into the Laws and Regulations which restrict 
the Sale of Beer by Retail; to report Observations ; Five to be the 
Quorum; ixxxv. 135, Member, added, 229. To report Opi- 
nion, with Minutes of Evidence, 268, Report, 268, p. 

732. To inquire into the State and Management of Houses in 
which Beer is sold by Retail, under the Act 1 Will. IV. c. 64, 
commonly called Beer Shops, with a view to making such altera- 
tion in the Law as may lead to their better regulation, and to 
report their Observations, together with their Opinion thereupon ; 
To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 
LXxxvill. 286. Members added, 297. Petitions referred, 289. 
295. 313. 322, 350. 363. 378. 403. 404. 408. 412. 419, 427. 428. 
438. 450. 457. 475. 479. 490. 494. 495. 500. 504. Power to report 
Minutes of Evidence; Report; 510, p. 

See supra, 712. 


Benefit Societies :—See infra, 902, 903. 

Bills, Private :—See infra, 1056-1060. 

Bills, Public :—See infra, 1072. 

Births, Registration of :—See infra, 1009, &amp;e. 


Bode, Baron De: 


733. To examine into the fact and circumstances of the Claim 


of the Baron De Bode upon the Fund received from the French | 


Government for indemnifying British Subjects for the loss of 
Property unduly confiscated by the French Authority, and to 
report the same, with their Observations, to the House; Power to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
LXxx1x. 243. Instructions to the Committee that they have power 
to inquire into the several Petitions of Arthur Rondeaux and of 
James Bordieu,.with a view to ascertain whether they are 
interested in opposing the said Claim; and if so to hear them, 
in opposition thereto; 321. Member added, 426. Power to 
report Minutes of Evidence ; Report ; 580, Pp. 


Borne, General Stephen :—See infra, 921. 
Boundaries :—See infra, 850. 1148. 


Bread : 

734. The existing Regulations relative to the making and Sale 
of Bread ; To report Observations ; to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; uxxvi. 170. Report, 
273, P. 

735. Bill to repeal the several Acts now in force relating to 
Bread to be sold out of the City of London and the Liberties 
thereof, and beyond the Weekly Bills of Mortality, &amp;c.; To send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; xc. 
337. Report, 377. 

See also supra, 726, 727. 


Bridges : 
Blackfriars : 

736. To consider the practicability of widening and improving 
Blackfriars Bridge ; To send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; xc1. 348. Petition referred, 352. Power 
to report Observations, together with Minutes of Evidence; 
Report ; 607, pP. 


London: 
737. Present State of London Bridge; To rcport Observations ; 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 
Members added, 224. 349. Petitions referred, 312. 
Reports of 1799, 1800, and 1801 re- 


LXxv. 209, 
Accounts referred, 448. 


ferred, 464. To sit notwithstanding Adjournment, 459, Report, 
476, P. 
738. Present State of London Bridge; To report Observa- 


tions; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be 
the Quorum; txxv1. 66. Report of 24 July 1820 referred, 85. 
Petitions referred, 85. 108, 109. 229. Members added, 85. 
146. 154. 159. 184. To report Minutes of Evidence ; Report; 
379, p. Minutes of the former Session ordered, 409. Presented, 
418, Pp. 


Londonderry Bridge : 

739. To inquire into the Operation of the Acts of Parliament 
relating to the Bridge over the Foyle at Derry, and into the appli- 
cation of the Tonnage Dues levied by the Corporation of Derry, 
and by the Ballast Office Committee under those Acts; and 


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Bridges ; Londonderry Bridge—continued. 
to report whether any and what alterations are necessary therein; 
To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
LXxxvill. 425. Petition referred, 491. Power to report Minutes 
‘of Evidence, 587. Report, 592, p. 


Rochester : 

740. To inquire into the Navigation of the River Medway and 
the present State of Rochester Bridge; To send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxv. 320. Member 
added, 354. Report, 441, p. 


British Channel Fishery: 
741. To inquire into the present State of the British Channel 
Fishery, and the Laws affecting the Fishing Trade of England, 
with a view to their Amendment, and to report their Observations 





| thereupon ; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be 
| the Quorum; txxxvm. 463. Members added, 467. 477. 506. 
| Petitions referred, 520. 523. 579. 645. Leave to Committee to sit 
| on a certain day in the Morning, notwithstanding the sitting of 
_ the House, 640. Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report ; 
683, P. 

| 

| 

| 


British Museum : 

742. Petition of Trustees respecting the Purchase of Mr. Rich’s 

Collection of Manuscripts, &amp;c.; To report Observations ; to send 

| for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; to 

adjourn from time to time and from place to place; Lxxx. 129. 

Report, 267, vp. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 332. 
See Supply, 6. 

743. To inquire into the Condition, Management and Affairs 
of the British Museum; To send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; xc. 176. Petitions referred, 373. 468. 
Power to report Minutes of Evidence; Report; 518, p.—~ 
Another Committee ; Five to be the Quorum; Report (6 August 
1835) from Select Committee on the same subject, referred ; xcr. 
26. Papers relative to Literary Institutions Abroad, referred, 69. 
94. A Member discharged from attendance; another Member 
added; 120. Petitions referred, 309. 352. 416. 441. 577. 644. 
Other Papers referred, 524. Message to the Lords to request the 
attendance of the Archbishop of Canterbury at the Committee, 
549. Other Papers referred, 617. Power to report Opinion, 
together with Minutes of Evidence; Report, with Resolutions ; 
663, (Pp. 664.) 


Buckingham, James Silk : 
744. Petition for the consideration of his Case in being sent 
home from Calcutta, and for Relief; To report Opinion ; Five to 
be the Quorum ; 1xxx1. 341. To send for Persons, Papers and 


Records; Members added ; 346. No Report. See infra, 753. 


Buckingham Palace :—See infra, 1212. 1215, 1216. 


Buildings: 
745. Bill to amend the Acts for regulating Buildings and 
Party Walls, and preventing Fires oe Cities of London and 
Westminster; To send for Persons, P@pers and Records; Five to 


Pe- 





be the Quorum; Lxxxvi. 375. Members added, 421. 486. 
titions referred, 431. 489. No Report. 


Buildings, Public :—See infra, 1218. 


Burghs, Royal, (Scotland) : 

746. Petitions presented from the Royal Burghs of Scotland 
in 1818, 1819 and 1820; To report Observations and Opinion; to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 
txxv. 146. Reports of 17 June 1793 and 12 July 1819, referred, 
147. Petitions referred, 230. 308, 347. 377. Report and Appen- 
dix, 452, P. 

747. Petitions presented in 1818, 1819 and 1820; To report 
Observations and Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers and Re- 
cords; Five to be the Quorum; Reports 17 June 1793, 12 July 
1819, and 14 July 1820, referred ; txxv1. 79. Returns respecting 
Royal Burghs, presented 1 March 1821, referred, 128. Members 
discharged from further attendance, 160. 194. Petitions referred, 
190. 273. 285. 361. Report and Appendix, 437, yp. Minutes of 
the Daily Proceedings of the Committee ordered, 438. Pre- 
sented, 442, p. 

748. Bill to alter and amend the Laws for the Election of the 
Magistrates and Councils of the Royal Burghs ; To send for Per- 
sons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; Exxxviit. 174. 
Member added; Returns referred; 219. Petitions referred, 229. 
269. 280, 296. 318. 320. 342. 364. 478. 500, 505, 506. Report, 372. 

749. Bill 





364 COMMITTEES—continued. 











II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 
(2.)\—To consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Burghs, Royal, Scotland—continued. 
749. Bill for establishing a general System of Police in the | 


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| 
| 


Burghs of Scotland; Five to be the Quorum; ixxxv. 592. Re- 
port, 624. ; 

750. Bill to enable Burghs in Scotland to establish a general 
System of Police; To serid for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; txxxviu. 246. Member added, 390. 
Report, 447. 


Burglary, &amp;e. : 


751. Bill for better defining the Crime of Burglary, and for | 


abolishing Capital Punishment in cases of Letter Stealing and of 


returning from Transportation ; Five to be the Quorum ; LxXxxvul. | 


563. Members added, 579. Report, 661. 


Butter Trade (Ireland): 
752. To inquire into the Butter Trade of Ireland ; To report 
Observations and Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers and 


Records ; Five to be the Quorum; txxx1. 147. Members added, | 


183. 318. Petitions referred, 217. 231. 302. 345. 352. 356. To 
sit notwithstanding Adjournment, 361. To report Minutes of 
Evidence ; Report; 385, p. 


Cabriolets :—See infra, 925. 
Calcutta Bankers :-—See infra, 851, &amp;e. 


Calcutta Journal : 


753. Circumstances connected with the Suppression of the | 


Calcutta Journal in the year 1823, and the Loss of Property 
entailed on Mr. Buckingham in consequence of that measure ; 
To report their Opinion whether any and what Amount of Com- 
pensation ought to be awarded to Mr. Buckingham for his Losses 


on that account ; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; | 


Five to be the Quorum; Lxxx1x. 356. Petition and Minutes of 
Evidence on Mr. Buckingham’s Case in 1826; Referred, 360. 


Members added, 394. 446. Power to report Minutes of Evidence; | 





Report of Resolutions, together with Minutes of Evidence ; 554, p. | 


See supra, 744. 


Canada Government : 
754. To inquire into the State of the Civil Government of 
Canada; To report Observations and Opinion; to send for Per- 
sons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxx111. 307. 


Petitions referred, 307. 321. 349. 428. 439. 532. To sit notwith- | 


standing Adjournment, 353. Member added, 461. To report 
Minutes of Evidence ; Report, and Appendix ; 551, p. 


755. To inquire into and report to the House how far the | 
Grievances complained of in the year 1828, on the part of certain | 
Inhabitants of Lower Canada, have been redressed, and the Re- | 
commendations of the Committee which sat thereupon have been | 
complied with on the part of His Majesty’s Government; and | 
to inquire into the matter of certain other Grievances not then | 
brought under the consideration of the House, but now set forth , 
in Resolutions of the House of Assembly in Lower Canada in the 
present Session; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five 


to be the Quorum; Ltxxx1x. 181. Members added, 221. 273.286, 
307.402. Petitions referred, 336. 417. 466. Report, 458, p. 


Canine Madness : 


756. Bill to prevent the spreading thereof; txxxv. 556. Five 


to be the Quorum, 556. Members added, 557. Power io send | 
for Persons, Papers and Records, 567. Power to report Minutes 


of Evidence, 606. Report, and Minutes, 637, p. 
Capital Crimes :—See infra, 1054. 


Carlow Election : 


757. To inquire into the circumstances of the Traffic and Agree- | 
ment alleged to have taken place between Daniel O’Connell and | 
Alexander Raphael, Esq", touching the Nomination and Return }; 


of the said Alexander Raphael as one of the Representatives in 
Parliament for the County of Carlow, at the last Election for 
that County, and the application of the Monies said to have been 


received, and the Circumstances under which the same were | 
received and expended ; To report the Minutes of Evidence, with | 
their Observations thereupon ; Several Members nominated Mem- | 
bers of the Committee ; Motion, That Mr. Barneby be one other | 


Member of the Committee ; Amendment proposed, but not made; 


Other Members nominated ; Members nominated to serve on the | 
Committee, to examine Witnesses, without the Power of voting; | 


Power to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Records; 
xcr. 42. Report, 134, p. 


Carlton Palace :—See infra, 1218. 


Carriage of Parcels :—See infra, 1008. 


Carrickfergus Election : 


758. Petition of Lord George Augusta Hill, stating that seve. 
ral of the Names subscribed to the Petition of William Henderson 
and others, Freemen, are Forgeries; To report Observations and 
Opinion ; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; 
Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxvi. 185. Petition of James Sims, 
Henry White and others, complaining of the Forgery of, their 
Names ; Referred, 192. Committee to sit notwithstanding any 
Adjournment, 193. Power to report Minutes of Evidence; Re- 
port, with Resolutions, 211, p. 


759. To make further Inquiries into the Proceedings of the 
last and former Elections for the Borough of Carrickfergus, 
and into the State of the said Borough, with a view to its Repre- 
sentation in Parliament ; Committee to consist of Fifteen Mem- 
bers, Thirteen to be chosen by lot, and Two to be named by the 
House; Day appointed for Ballot; ixxxvin. 546. Order for 
Appointment of Committee read, and discharged ; Another Com- 
mittee appointed to make further Inquiry into the Proceedings 
of the last and former Elections of the Borough of Carrickfergus 
and into the State of the Population, and other Circumstances of 
the said Borough, with a view to the propriety of its being repre- 
sented in Parliament; To consist of Fifteen Members, Thirteen to 
be chosen by lot, and Two to be named by the House; Ballot 
effected; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to 
be the Quorum; Petitions against Carrickfergus Disfranchisement 
Bill (presented, 6, 19 and 28 June, and 3 July), referred, and 
Counsel ordered on behalf of the Petition of the Corporation 
of Carrickfergus ; Minutes of Evidence taken before the Com- 
mittee, referred ; Witnesses to attend; 547. Power to report 
Minutes of Evidence; Report brought up and read; Day ap- 
pointed for taking it into further Consideration ; Report to be 
printed; 573. Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant for a 
new Writ before a certain Day, 573. 611. Further consideration 
of Report deferred, 593. 


760. To take into consideration the Evidence already before 
the House relative to the Borough of Carrickfergus, and to receive 
further Evidence if necessary, more particularly with reference to 
the Practicability of procuring in the said Town a sound and 
competent Constituency under the Act 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c. 88, in the 
event of the Disfranchisement of the present Freemen, and all 
others connected with the late Bribery and Corruption, and to report 
the result; Resolution, That the Committee do consist of Fifteen 
Members, Thirteen to be chosen by lot, and Two to be named by 
the House ; Resolution, That the House will proceed to ballot for 
the said Committee on a certain Day; ixxxrx. 101. Ballot 
deferred, 112. 164. Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant for a 
new Writ before a certain Day, 134. Ballot put off for Four 
Months, 373. 


Chancery Officers : 


761. To consider what Officers it may be expedient to con- 
tinue or appoint by the Chancery Regulation Bill; what Salaries 
or other Emoluments shall be allowed to such Officers ; what 
Retiring Pensions (if any) shall be allowed to any of such Officers ; 
what Compensation shall be given in respect of any Office which 
may be abolished, or the Emoluments of which may be reduced ; 
and out of what Funds such Allowances, respectively, shall be 
paid; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum ; Lxxxvu1. 613. Petitions referred, 614,615, 616. 620. 
651. Power to report Observations, together with Minutes of 
Evidence, 678. Report, 693, Pp. 


762. Bill to provide for the performance of the Duties of cer- 
tain Offices abolished by the Act of the second and third years 
of his present Majesty, to abolish certain Sinecure Offices con- 
nected with the Court of Chancery, and to make Provision for the 
Lord High Chancellor on his Retirement from Office ; Lxxxvill. 
653. Report, 693. 


763. Billfrom the Lords for the Regulation of the Proceedings 
and Practice of certain Offices of the High Court of Chancery in 
England; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be 
the Quorum; Lxxxviu. 618. Report, 693. 


Charing Cross : 


764. Improvement Bill; txxx1. 203. Petitions of Inhabitants 
of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, and Inhabitants in the Neighbourhood 
of Charing Cross, for Compensation, referred, 223. Petition of 
Freeholders, &amp;c., against, referred, 254. Petition of Commis- 
sioners of Saint Clement Danes Paving, for Provision, referred, 
272. Report, 278. See infra, 1218. 


Charities : 








COMMITTEES—continued. 








II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 






(2.)—To consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Charities : 

765. To examine and consider the Evidence in the several 
Reports presented to the House from the Commissioners appointed 
to inquire concerning Charities in England and Wales, and also the 
Measures which may be most effectually adopted to complete, at 
an early period, the inquiry relative to uninvestigated Charities, 
and report their Opinion by what mode the Charity Funds may 
be most efficiently, promptly, and economically administered, xc. 
330. Committee nominated; Power to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 349. Power to adjourn 
from Place to Place, 390. Petitions referred, 399. 464. Mem- 
ber added, 405. Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report; 
501, P. 





Chatham Borough : 

766. To take into consideration the Petition of the Electors of 
Chatham, complaining of the conduct of Colonel Tremenheere ; 
Tosend for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
xc, 160. Petition of Colonel Tremenheere in justification of his 
conduct, 161. Referred, 162. Petition of Electors and Inha- 
bitant Householders of Chatham, denying the truth of the allega- 
tions of the first-mentioned Petition, referred, 211. Members added, 
243. Power to report Minutes of Evidence; Report; 269, p. 


Chester :——-See infra, 1178. 











Children in Factories :—See infra, 889. 
China :—See infra, $52. 
Church in Ireland :—See infra, 1226. 


Church Patronage : 
767. Toconsider the past and present state of the Law of Church 
Patronage in Scotland, and to inquire how far that system is in ac- 
cordance with the Constitution and Principles of the Church of Scot- 
land, and conducive to its usefulness and prosperity ; Lxxx1x. 71. | 
Petitions presented in the last and present Sessions of Parliament 
upon that subject, referred, 72. Petitions in the present Session, re- | 
ferred, 74. 80. 90. 95. 98. 109.110.114.115. 118, 124. 128, 143. 151. 
162.191. 193. 208, 212. 221. 231. 241. 259. 266.269. 275. 289. 293. | 
294. 304. 308. 335. 341. 359. 360. 364, 369. 370. 380. 388. 407. 436. | 
442. 458.502. Leavegiven to the Committee to sit, notwithstanding | 
the Adjournment of the House, 171. 
of Evidence from time to time, 234. 





Power to report Minutes 
Report, 518, p. 


} 
Church Temporalities :—See supra, 766. | 


Church Leases : 
768. To inquire into the mode of granting and renewing Leases | 
of the Landed and other Property of the Bishops, Deans and 
Chapters, and other Ecclesiastical Bodies in England and Wales, 


and into the probable Amount of any increased Value which might | 


be obtained by an improved management, with a due considera- 


tion of the interests of the Established Church, and of the present | 
Lessees of such Property ; Several Amendments proposed, but not | 
made; Main Question agreed to; Committee to consist of | 
Order for appointing Com- | 
Committee nominated ; To send for Per- | 
sons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 505. Petition | 


Twenty-one Members; xcu. 466. 
inittee again read, 504. 
referred, 546. Report, 669, p. 


Cinque Ports Pilots: 
769. To inquire into the existing Law and Regulations of the 


Cinque Ports Pilots, and to report their Observations thereupon to | 


the House; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be 
the Quorum; Lxxxvit. 485. Members added, 504. Petitions 
Leave to Committee to sit on a certain day, 
notwithstanding the sitting of the House, 586. 
Minutes of Evidence; Report; 651, p. 


Civil Bill Courts : 

770. Bill to extend the Jurisdiction of the Civil Bill Courts, 
and to facilitate the proving of Wills and obtaining Letters of Ad- 
ministration, and to fix the Salaries of Assistant Barristers in Ire- 
land; xc. 337. Committee nominated; Power to send for Per- 


referred, 526. 


Power to repert 


sons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 363. Members | 


added, 405. A Member discharged from attendance, 422. Mem- 
bers added, 423. 430. Petition referred, 496. Report, 525. 


Civil Government Charges : 
771. Charges for the Civil Government of the United King- 
dom heretofore defrayed from Civil Lists of England, Ireland and 


the Hereditary Revenues of Scotland, and the Four-and-a-Half 


GEN, INDEX. (1820 —1837.) 


LXXV.—XCII. 








Civil Government Charges—continued. 


per Cent. Duties, and remaining to be provided for; To send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxv1. 
750. Accounts referred, 750. Members added, 790. 865. Power 
to report Minutes of Evidence; Report; 919, p. 


Civil List : 


772. Accounts presented by order of His Majesty, relating to 
the Civil List ; Five to be the Quorum; 1xxxvi. 84. Members 
added, 86.214. Estimates of the probable future Annual Charge 
upon the Civil List, referred, 213. Report, 415, Pp. 

773. To consider the Charges borne upon the Civil List of His 
late Majesty, and remaining unprovided for; Five to be the 
Quorum; Lxxxvi1. 467. Leave to Committee to sit on Tuesdays, 
Thursdays and Fridays, in the Morning, notwithstanding the 
sitting of the House, 601. Report, 659, p. 


Civil Superannuations :—See infra, 1147. 


Clackmannan and Kinross Parishes : 


774. Bill for rendering complete the Union of certain Parishes, 
and parts of Parishes, to the Counties of Clackmannan and Kin- 
ross, and for other purposes relating thereto; Five to be the 
Quorum; Lxxxviu. 560. Member added, 564. Petitions refer- 
red, 560. 563. Report, 576. 


Clerk of the Crown: 


775. To consider so much of the Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 84, as 
relates to the Salary of the office of Clerk of the Crown in Chan- 
cery; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum ; xc. 387. Report, 505, pr. 


Clerks of the Peace: 

776. To inquire into the Fees, Charges and Emoluments of the 
Clerks of the Peace and Clerks of Assize in England and Wales ; 
Five to be the Quorum; Ltxxxv. 96. Members added, 383. 

777. To inquire into the Fees, Charges and Emoluments of 
the Clerks of Peace and the Clerks of Assize in England and 
Wales, and to report their Observations thereupon, together with 
the Minutes of the Evidence taken before them from time to time, 
to the House; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to 
be the Quorum; Lxxxviul. 148. Members added, 169. 609. 

778. To inquire into the Fees, Charges and Emoluments of 
the Clerks of the Peace and Clerks of Assize in England and 
Wales; Toreport Observations and Minutes of Evidence from 
time to time; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to 
be the Quorum; Lxxx1x. 51. 


Clover and Trefoil Seed : 

779. Petitions presented this Session concerning the Aduliera- 
tion of Clover and Trefoil Seed; To report Observations ; To 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
LXXVI. 375. Petition referred, 395. Committee to report Minutes ; 
Report, and Appendix ; 402, p. 


Clyde Navigation :—See infra, 1060. 


Coals: ¢ 

780. To inquire into the state of the Coal Trade in the Port of 
London; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five 
to be the Quorum ; To sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding 
any Adjournment of the House; txxxv. 166. Power to report 
Minutes of Evidence, 645. Report, 645, p. 

781. Bill for regulating the Vend and Delivery of Coals in Lon- 
don, Westminster and other Places ; To send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; Lxxxvi. 683. Report, 759. 
Bill re-committed, 787. Report, 829. 

782. To inquire into the state of the Coal Trade, as respects 
the supply of Coal to the Port of London and the adjacent 
Counties, from the Rivers Tyne, Wear, Tees and other Places, 
and into the several Charges added to the Price of Coal; To send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; xc1. 
419. Petitions referred, 423. 441. Power to report Observations, 
together with Minutes of Evidence; Report; 733, p. 


Cold Bath Fields Meeting : 

783. To inquire into the conduct of the Metropolitan Police 
on the 13th May last, in dispersing a Public Meeting in Cold 
Bath Fields; To send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to 
be the Quorum ; Lxxxvii1. 566. Leave to Committee to sit and 
proceed on certain Days, notwithstanding the sitting of the 
House, 579. 604. G14. Petition referred, 598. Power to report 
Opinion, together with Minutes of Evidence ; Report, with Reso- 
lutions; 718. Report, 719, p. 





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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 
(2.)\—To consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Burghs, Royal, Scotland—continued. | Carriage of Parcels :—See infra, 1008. 
749. Bill for establishing a general System of Police in the | 
Burghs of Scotland; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxv. 592. Re- | : ; ; 
port, 624. 758. Petition of Lord George Augusta Hill, stating that seve- 
750. Bill to enable Burghs in Scotland to establish a general ral of the Names subscribed to the Petition of William Henderson 
System of Police; To serid for Persons, Papers and Records; | and others, Freemen, are Forgeries; To report Observations and 
Five to be the Quorum; txxxvu. 246. Member added, 390. Opinion ; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Report, 447. | Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxvi. 185. Petition of James Sims, 
| Henry White and others, complaining of the Forgery of their 
Burglary, &amp;e. : | Names; Referred, 192. Committee to sit notwithstanding any 
751. Bill for better defining the Crime of Burglary, and for Adjournment, 198. Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; Re- 
abolishing Capital Punishment in cases of Letter Stealing and of port, with Resolutions, 211, P. 
returning from Transportation ; Five to be the Quorum ; LXxxviII. 
563. Members added, 579. Report, 661. 


Butter Trade (Ireland) : 

752. To inquire into the Butter Trade of Ireland ; To report 
Observations and Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records ; Five to be the Quorum; Ltxxx1. 147. Members added, 
183, 318. Petitions referred, 217. 231. 302. 345. 352. 356. To 
sit notwithstanding Adjournment, 361. To report Minutes of 
Evidence ; Report; 385, p. 


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759. To make further Inquiries into the Proceedings of the 
last and former Elections for the Borough of Carrickfergus, 
and into the State of the said Borough, with a view to its Repre- 
sentation in Parliament ; Committee to consist of Fifteen Mem- 
bers, Thirteen to be chosen by lot, and Two to be named by the 
House; Day appointed for Ballot; ixxxvi. 546. Order for 
Appointment of Committee read, and discharged ; Another Com- 
mittee appointed to make further Inquiry into the Proceedings 
of the last and former Elections of the Borough of Carrickfergus 
and into the State of the Population, and other Circumstances of 
the said Borough, with a view to the propriety of its being repre- 
sented in Parliament; To consist of Fifteen Members, Thirteen to 
be chosen by lot, and Two to be named by the House; Ballot 
effected; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to 
be the Quorum; Petitions against Carrickfergus Disfranchisement 
Bill (presented, 6, 19 and 28 June, and 3 July), referred, and 
Counsel ordered on behalf of the Petition of the Corporation 
of Carrickfergus ; Minutes of Evidence taken before the Com- 
mittee, referred; Witnesses to attend; 547. Power to report 
Minutes of Evidence; Report brought up and read; Day ap- 
pointed for taking it into further Consideration ; Report to be 
printed; 573. Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant for a 
new Writ before a certain Day, 573. 611. Further consideration 
of Report deferred, 593. 


Cabriolets :—See infra, 925. 
Calcutta Bankers :-—Sce infra, 851, &amp;e. 


Calcutta Journal : 

753. Circumstances connected with the Suppression of the 
Calcutta Journal in the year 1823, and the Loss of Property 
entailed on Mr. Buckingham in consequence of that measure ; 
To report their Opinion whether any and what Amount of Com- 
pensation ought to be awarded to Mr. Buckingham for his Losses 
on that account ; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; 
Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxrx. 356. Pctition and Minutes of 
Evidence on Mr. Buckingham’s Case in 1826; Referred, 360. 
Members added, 394. 446. Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; 
Report of Resolutions, together with Minutes of Evidence ; 554, p. : ; 
See supra, 744. 760. To take into consideration the Evidence already before 

the House relative to the Borough of Carrickfergus, and to receive 
further Evidence if necessary, more particularly with reference to 
the Practicability of procuring in the said Town a sound and 
competent Constituency under the Act 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c. 88, in the 
event of the Disfranchisement of the present Freemen, and all 
Petitions referred, 307. 321. 349. 428. 439. 532. To sit notwith- others connected with the late Bribery and Corruption, and to report 
standing Adjournment, 353. Member added, 461. To report the result; Resolution, That the Committee do consist of Fifteen 
Minutes of Evidence ; Report, and Appendix ; 551, Pp. | Members, Thirteen to be chosen by lot, and Two to be named by 
755. To inquire into and report to the House how far the | the House ; Resolution, That the House will proceed to ballot for 
Grievances complained of in the year 1828, on the part of certain | the said Committee on a certain Day; uxxxrx. 101. Ballot 
Inhabitants of Lower Canada, have been redressed, and the Re- | deferred, 112. 164. Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant for a 
commendations of the Committee which sat thereupon have been | "¢W Writ before a certain Day, 134. Ballot put off for Four 
complied with on the part of His Majesty’s Government; and | Months, 373. 
to inquire into the matter of certain other Grievances not then | 
brought under the consideration of the House, but now set forth | Chancery Officers : 
in Resolutions of the House of Assembly in Lower Canada in the | 761. To consider what Officers it may be expedient to con- 
present Session; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five | tinue or appoint by the Chancery Regulation Bill; what Salaries 
to be the Quorum; Lxxx1x. 181. Members added, 221. 273. 286, or other Emoluments shall be allowed to such Officers ; what 
307.402. Petitions referred, 336. 417. 466. Report, 458, p. , Retiring Pensions (if any) shall be allowed to any of such Officers ; 
what Compensation shall be given in respect of any Office which 
may be abolished, or the Emoluments of which may be reduced ; 

756. Bill to prevent the spreading thereof; txxxv. 556. Five | and out of what Funds such Allowances, respectively, shall be 
to be the Quorum, 556. Members added, 557. Power to send | paid; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
for Persons, Papers and Records, 567. Power to report Minutes Quorum ; Lxxxvi. 613. Petitions referred, 614,615, 616. 620. 
of Evidence, 606. Report, and Minutes, 637, p. | 651. Power to report Observations, together with Minutes of 

Capital Crimes :—See infra, 1054. Evidence, 678. Report, 693, Pp. 
762. Bill to provide for the performance of the Duties of cer- 
Carlow Election : tain Offices abolished by the Act of the second and third years 

757. To inquire into the circumstances of the Traffic and Agree- of his present Majesty, to abolish certain Sinecure Offices con- 
ment alleged to have taken place between Daniel O’Connelland | nected with the Court of Chancery, and to make Provision for the 
Alexander Raphael, Esq‘, touching the Nomination and Returns, Lord High Chancellor on his Retirement from Office ; Lxxxvill. 
of the said Alexander Raphael as one of the Representatives in 653. Report, 693. 

Parliament for the County of Carlow, at the last Election for 
that County, and the application of the Monies said to have been 
received, and the Circumstances under which the same were | 
received and expended ; To report the Minutes of Evidence, with 
their Observations thereupon ; Several Members nominated Mem- 
bers of the Committee ; Motion, That Mr. Barneby be one other 
Member of the Committee ; Amendment proposed, but not made; | 
Other Members nominated ; Members nominated to serve on the | 
Committee, to examine Witnesses, without the Power of voting; | 
Power to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
xe. 42. Report, 134, p. 


Canada Government : 
754. To inquire into the State of the Civil Government of 
Canada; To report Observations and Opinion; to send for Per- 
sons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxx111. 307. 


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763. Billfrom the Lords for the Regulation of the Proceedings 
and Practice of certain Offices of the High Court of Chancery in 
England; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be 
the Quorum ; Lxxxviu. 618. Report, 693. 


Charing Cross : 

764. Improvement Bill; txxx1. 203. Petitions of Inhabitants 
of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, and Inhabitants in the Neighbourhood 
of Charing Cross, for Compensation, referred, 223. Petition of 
Freeholders, &amp;c., against, referred, 254. Petition of Commis- 
sioners of Saint Clement Danes Paving, for Provision, referred, 

Carlton Palace :— See infra, 1218. 272. Report, 278. See infra, 1218, 


Charities : 









COMMITTEES—continued. 





II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


Charities : 

765. To examine and consider the Evidence in the several 
Reports presented to the House from the Commissioners appointed 
to inquire concerning Charities in England and Wales, and also the | 
Measures which may be most effectually adopted to complete, at 
an early period, the inquiry relative to uninvestigated Charities, 
and report their Opinion by what mode the Charity Funds may 
be most efficiently, promptly, and economically administered, xc. 
330. Committee nominated; Power to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 349. Power to adjourn 
from Place to Place, 390. Petitions referred, 399. 464. Mem- 
ber added, 405. Power to report Minutes of Evidence; Report; 
501, P. 





Chatham Borough : 

766. To take into consideration the Petition of the Electors of 
Chatham, complaining of the conduct of Colonel Tremenheere ; 
To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
xc. 160. Petition of Colonel Tremenheere in justification of his 
conduct, 161. Referred, 162. Petition of Electors and Inha- 
bitant Householders of Chatham, denying the truth of the allega- 
tions of the first-mentioned Petition, referred, 211. Members added, 
243. Power to report Minutes of Evidence; Report; 269, p. 








Chester :~--See infra, 1178. 
Children in Factories :—See infra, 889. 
China :—See infra, 852. 
Church in Ireland :—See infra, 1226. 
Church Patronage : 
767. Toconsider the past and present state of the Law of Church 


Patronage in Scotland, and to inquire how far that system is in ac- 
cordance with the Constitution and Principles of the Church of Scot- 





land, and conducive to its usefulness and prosperity ; Lxxx1x. 71. | 
Petitions presented in the last and present Sessions of Parliament | 


upon that subject, referred, 72. Petitions in the present Session, re- 
ferred, 74. 80. 90. 95 109.110.114.115. 118. 124, 128.143. 151. 
162.191. 193. 208. 212. 221. 231. 241. 259. 266.269. 275. 289. 293. 
294. 304. 308. 335, 341. 359. 560. 364. 569. 370. 380. 388. 407. 436. 
442. 458.502. Leavegiven to the Committee to sit, notwithstanding 
the Adjournment of the House, 171. Power to report Minutes 
Report, 518, p. 


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of Evidence from time to time, 234. 
Church Temporalities :—See supra, 766. 


Church Leases: 
768. 


Chapters, and other Ecclesiastical Bodies in England and Wales, 
and into the probable Amount of any increased Value which might 
be obtained by an improved management, with a due considera- 
tion of the interests of the Established Church, and of the present 


Lessees of such Property ; Several Amendments proposed, but not | 


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made; Main Question agreed to; 
Twenty-one Members; xcu. 466. 
inittee again read, 504. 


Committee to consist 
Order for appointing Com- 
Committee nominated ; To send for Per- 
sons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum ; 505. Petition 
referred, 546. Report, 669, pr. 


Cinque Ports Pilots : 

769. To inquire into the existing Law and Regulations of the 
Cinque Ports Pilots, and to report their Observations thereupon to 
the House ; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be 
the Quorum; Lxxxvit. 485. Members added, 504. Petitions 

Leave to Committee to sit on a certain day, 
notwithstanding the sitting of the House, 586. 
Minutes of Evidence; Report; 651, p. 


Civil Bill Courts : 


770. Bill to extend the Jurisdiction of the Civil Bill Courts, 


referred, 526. 


Power to repert 


and to facilitate the proving of Wills and obtaining Letters of Ad- | 


ministration, and to fix the Salaries of Assistant Barristers in Ire- 
land; xc. 337. 


added, 405. 


bers added, 423. 430. Petition referred, 496. Report, 525. 


Civil Government Charges : 


771. Charges for the Civil Government of the United King- 
dom heretofore defrayed from Civil Lists of England, Ireland and 
the Hereditary Revenues of Scotland, and the Four-and-a-Half 


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To inquire into the mode of granting and renewing Leases | 
of the Landed and other Property of the Bishops, Deans and | 


Committee nominated; Power to send for Per- 
sons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 363. Members 
A Member discharged from attendance, 422. Mem- 





(2.)—To consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 
Civil Government Charges—continued. 


per Cent. Duties, and remaining to be provided for; To send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxv1. 
750. Accounts referred, 750. Members added, 790. 865. Power 
to report Minutes of Evidence; Report; 919, p. 

Civil List : 

72. Accounts presented by order of His Majesty, relating to 
the Civil List ; Five to be the Quorum; ixxxvi. 84. Members 
added, 86.214. Estimates of the probable future Annual Charge 
upon the Civil List, referred, 213. Report, 415, P. 

773. To consider the Charges borne upon the Civil List of His 
late Majesty, and remaining unprovided for; Five to be the 
Quorum; Lxxxviit. 467. Leave to Committee to sit on Tuesdays, 
Thursdays and Fridays, in the Morning, notwithstanding the 
sitting of the House, 601. Report, 659, P. 


Civil Superannuations :—See infra, 1147. 


Clackmannan and Kinross Parishes : 

774. Bill for rendering complete the Union of certain Parishes, 
and parts of Parishes, to the Counties of Clackmannan and Kin- 
ross, and for other purposes relating thereto; Five to be the 
Quorum ; Lxxxvi. 560. Member added, 564. Petitions refer- 
red, 560. 563. Report, 576. 


Clerk of the Crown: 

775. ‘To consider so much of the Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 84, as 
relates to the Salary of the office of Clerk of the Crown in Chan- 
cery; To send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the 
Quorum ; xc. 387. Report, 505, p. 


Clerks of the Peace: 

776. To inquire into the Fees, Charges and Emoluments of the 
Clerks of the Peace and Clerks of Assize in England and Wales ; 
Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxv. 96. Members added, 383. 

777. To inquire into the Fees, Charges and Emoluments of 
the Clerks of Peace and the Clerks of Assize in England and 
Wales, and to report their Observations thereupon, together with 
the Minutes of the Evidence taken before them from time to time, 
to the House; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to 
be the Quorum; Lxxxviu1. 148. Members added, 169. 609. 

778. To inquire into the Fees, Charges and Emoluments of 
the Clerks of the Peace and Clerks of Assize in England and 
Wales; Toreport Observations and Minutes of Evidence from 
time to time; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to 
be the Quorum; LXxx1x. 51. 


Clover and Trefoil Seed : 

779. Petitions presented this Session concerning the Adultera- 
tion of Clover and Trefoil Seed; To report Observations ; To 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
LXXVI. 375. Petition referred, 395. Committee to report Minutes ; 
Report, and Appendix ; 402, p. 


Clyde Navigation :—See infra, 1060. 


Coals: 


780. ‘To inquire into the state of the Coal Trade in the Port of 
London; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five 
to be the Quorum ; To sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding 
any Adjournment of the House; txxxv. 166. 
Minutes of Evidence, 645. Report, 645, p. 

781. Bill for regulating the Vend and Delivery of Coals in Lon- 
don, Westminster and other Places; To send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; Lxxxvi. 683. Report, 759. 
Bill re-committed, 787. Report, 829. 

782. To inquire into the state of the Coal Trade, as respects 
the supply of Coal to the Port of London and the adjacent 
Counties, from the Rivers Tyne, Wear, Tees and other Places, 
and into the several Charges added to the Price of Coal; To send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; xc1. 
419. Petitions referred, 423. 441. Power to report Observations, 
together with Minutes of Evidence; Report; 733, p. 


Cold Bath Fields Meeting : 

783. To inquire into the conduct of the Metropolitan Police 
on the 13th May last, in dispersing a Public Meeting in Cold 
Bath Fields; To send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five te 
be the Quorum ; Lxxxvut. 566. Leave to Committee to sit and 
proceed on certain Days, notwithstanding the sitting of the 
House, 579. 604, 614. Petition referred, 598. Power to report 
Opinion, together with Minutes of Evidence ; Report, with Reso- 
lutions ; 718. Report, 719, p. 


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II. Select Committees appointed-—continued. 


(2.)\—To consider Various Matters—(continued)-—relative to— 
Colonial Military Establishment :—see infra, 987. 


Colonial Receipt and Expenditure :—See infra, 987. 


Colonies : 


784. To inquire into the different modes in which Land has 
been and is at present disposed of in the Australian Colonies, in 
thé Cape of Good Hope, and the West Indies, with a view to 
ascertain that mode which would be most beneficial in future both 
to the Colonies and to the Mother Country ; To send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; xc. 444. 
Member discharged from attendance; another Member added ; 
598. Power to report Opinion, together with Minutes of Evi- 
dence; Report, with Resolutions ; 719, Pp. 


Combination Laws : 

785. To inquire into the effects of Act 5 Geo. IV. c. 95, in 
respect to the conduct of Workmen and others; To report Opi- 
nion; to send for Persons Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum; .Lxxx. 287. Minutes of Evidence taken before the 
Committee in the last Session, referred; Member added; 306. 
Petitions referre d, 310. 321. 332. 344. 351. 356. 370. 374. 380. 
384, 391. 402. 434. 461. 469. 475. 478. 488. 499. 504. 506. 526. 
Members added, 321. 398. 432. Petition of Journeymen Woollen 
Weavers of Rochdale (Witnesses) for their Expenses, 401. Power 
to report Minutes of Evidence; Report to lie on the Table, and to 
be printed; 511. Further Report; To lie upon the Table, and 
to be printed, 544, 

See supra, 722. 


Commitments :—See infra, 820. 1022, Ke. 
Committee Rooms :—See infra, 792. 
Committees on Private Bills :—sSee infra, 1056. 


Commons, House of : 

786. Possibility of making the House of Commons more 
commodious and less unwholesome; Five to be the Quorum; 
LXXXvi. 737. Members added, 747. To send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; To report Observations and Minutes of Evidence ; 
761. Instruction to inquire in what manner adequate Accommoda- 
tion can be best afforded for its Members, 834. To report Opi- 
nion; Report of Resolutions, and Minutes of Evidence; 896, p. 

787. 
pointed in the last Session to consider the possibility of making 
the House of Commons more commodious and less unwholesome ; 
To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quo- 
rum; Report referred; txxxvi1. 148. Members added, 160, 230. 
Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report, with Resolutions ; 
381, P. 


Business : 


788. To inquire into the best mode of expediting the Business | 
of the House; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; | 


Five to be the Quorum ; Lxxx1x. 146. Members added, 174. 285. 
Petition referred, 334. Instruction to the Committee that they do 
take into their consideration the most convenient mode of receiving 
the Petitions of the People, and report their Observations thereon 
to the House, 257. To report Opinion from time to time; Report, 
with Resolutions; 276. 
Resolutions; 277, p. 
ferred, 345. 


Day appointed for considering them; 

Further consideration of Resolutions de- 

Second Report, with Resolutions, 354, p. 
consideration of Resolutions deferred (First Report); 508. 

789. To consider the best means of conducting the Public 
Business with improved regularity and despatch, and also to con- 
sider whether any and what Improvement can be adopted in the 
mode of conducting the Private Business of this House ; xc. 450. 
To send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum ; 
451. Petitions referred, 546. 568. Power to report Observations ; 
Report; 645, p. 

Divisions : 

790. To inquire into the best mode of securing an accurate 
and authentic Account of the Divisions in the House ; Power to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum ; 
Lxxx1x. 20. Report, 149, p. 

791. To take into consideration the best mode of publishing 
correct and authentic Lists of the Divisions; Five to be the 
Quorum ; xc. 43. To report Observations, with Minutes of Evi- 
dence; Report; 146, p. 


Committee Rooms : 


792. To consider the best means of providing Accommodation 
for Committees, as well as some proper Place for the safe custody 


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For referring the Report from the Select Committee ap- 


Commons, House of ; Committee Rooms—continued. 
of Books and Papers ; To send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; Reports of the last Session referred ; 
Lxxx1. 264. Members added, 300. To sit notwithstanding Ad- 
journment, 372. To report Minutes of Evidence, 384. Report, 


384, P. See infra, 1089. 


Committees : 

793. To take into consideration the best means of appointing 
and transacting Business in Select Committees of this House ; To 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
Proposed Resolutions relative to Select Committees; Referred ; 
xci. 9. Power to report Opinion, and to report from time to time ; 
Report of Resolutions; Day appointed for taking them into fur- 
ther consideration; 23. Resolutions further considered; First 
Resolution read a Second Time ; Amendment proposed, and with- 
drawn ; Resolution agreed to; subsequent Resolutions agreed to; 
30. 


Fees, Table of : 
794. To consider the Table of Fees as revised in the year 1731; 
To report Opinion and Observations; Five to be the Quorum ; 


Lxxvi. 68. Member added, 111. Report and Appendix, 405, p. 
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LIngrossing Bills : 

795. To inquire into the present method of ingrossing Bills, 
and whether any alteration in the mode and kind of Writing can 
be made with advantage to the Public Service ; To send for Per- 
sons, Papers and Records; Three to be the Quorum; Lxxvui. 455. 
Member added, 456. To report Minutes of Evidence, 473. Re- 
port, 475, Pp. 


Library: 

796. To inquire into the present State thereof, and to consider 
respecting future Regulations for the Preservation and Manage- 
ment thereof; To report Observations ; Three to be the Quorum ; 
Lxxxv. 278. To send for Persons, Papers and Records, 341. 
Report, 520, p. Report read, and Motion thereon; Debate ad- 
journed, 630. 


797. Present State of the Library of the Honse of Commons; 
To examine into the expediency of providing further Accommoda- 
tion, &amp;c.; To report Observations; Power to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Three to be the Quorum; Lxxxvit. 299. 
Power to report Minutes of Evidence, 492. 
See infra. 1234. 


Officers and Fees : 


Report, 492, pr. 





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798. To take into consideration the Fees, Salaries and Emolu- 
ments received by the Officers and Public Servants of the House 
of Commons, and the Fees, Charges and Expenses of passing Bills 
through Parliament ; and to report their Opinion thereupon to the 
House ; yxxxvi. 185. Tosend for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; 186. Members added, 335. Petition 
referred, 623. Leave to Committee to sit on a certain Day not- 
withstanding the sitting of the House, 641. 
Minutes of Evidence; Report; 660, P. 
1159, &amp;e. 


Power to report 
See infra, 1061, 


799. To inquire into the Changes that have been recommended 
by the Select Committee on Printed Papers in the several Offices 
of this House by the abolition of Fees and Perquisiies, and the 
substitution of Fixed Salaries, as it affects the present Officers ; 
and to report to the House their Opinion as to the Compensation 
that should be made to these Officers; To send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Three to be the Quorum; xc. 26. Report, 
339, p. Report read again; Resolutions thereupon; 584. Mo- 
tion for an Annual Allowance to the Deputy Housekeeper; 
Motion withdrawn; 585. 


Companies :—See supra, 719. 
Compensation :—See infra, 816. 


Consular Establishment : 

800. To inquire into the Consular Establishment; To send tor 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; xc. 387. 
Leave to sit on a certain Day during the sitting of the House, 
454. 480. 499. Power to report Observations and Minutes of 
Evidence; Report; 531, p. 


Controverted Elections :—See infra, 875. 


Convictions :—See infra, 820. 





Copyholds : 









COMMITTEES—conzinued. 









II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 
(2.)—To consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Copyholds : County Rates—continued. 

801. Bill to enable Persons having only partial Estates, to 812. To inquire into the County Rates and Highway Rates in 
enfranchise and obtain Enfranchisement of Lands held by Copy England and Wales, and to report their Opinion whether any and 
of Court Roll; Five to be the Quorum; xc. 138. No Report. what Regulations may be adopted to diminish their Pressure upon 

the Owners and Occupiers of Land; Power to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; ixxxix. 101. 
Members added, 106. Petitions referred, 144. 188. 245. 269. 
304. 351. Power to report Minutes of Evidence; Report; 
544, P. 



























Corn :—See supra, 707-709. 


Corn, Sale of : 

802. To inquire into the present Practices of selling Corn 
throughout the United Kingdom, with a view to the better Regu- 
lation thereof, and to report Observations; To send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxix. 238. 
Members added, 249. 326. Power to report Minutes of Evi- 
dence ; Report and Evidence ; 524, p. 


Corn Trade: 

803. To inquire into the present State of the Trade in Corn 
between the Channel Islands and the United Kingdom, and to 
report their Observations thereupon ; To send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; xc. 268. Members added, 
273. 298. 318. Power to report Minutes of Evidence; Report; 
349, P. 


County Taxation, Ireland : 

813. To inquire into the Duties, Salaries and Fees of the 
Officers paid by Counties in Ireland, and into the Presentments 
compulsory on Grand Juries there, and to report their Opinion 
thereupon; and whether any and what Regulations may be adopted 
to diminish the Pressure of the County Cess on the Occupiers of 
Land in Ireland; Power to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records ; Five to be the Quorum; xc1. 291. Petitions referred, 
304. 403. 416. A Member discharged from attendance ; another 
Member added ; 362. Power to report Minutes of Evidence; 
Report; 751, p. 

Coronation :—See infra, 1228. 
Courts of Justice: 

814. Account of the Expense incurred and Estimate of the 
Expense remaining to be incurred in the building of Courts of 
Justice in St. Margaret’s Street and Palace Yard; To report 
Observations; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to 
be the Quorum; Lxx1x. 206. Report, 364, p. 


815. To inquire into the Office and Duties, the Appointment, 


Coroners : 
804. Bill to regulate the Office of, and Mode of electing 
County Coroners; Lxxx1x. 131. Members added, 140. Petitions 
referred, 162. Report, 295. 


Corporations, Municipal : 
805. To inquire into the State of Municipal Corporations in 








England and Wales and Ireland, and to report to the House 
whether any and what Defects consist in their Constitutions, and 





what Measures it may be, in their Opinion, most expedient to 
adopt for remedy thereof; Amendment proposed, and withdrawn ; 
Main Question agreed to; to send for Persons, Papers and Re- 
cords; Five to be the Quorum ; Lxxxvut. 42. Petitions referred, 
57. 90. 129. 134, 135. 138. 141. 149. 155. 163. 166. 168. 178. 184. 
189. 197. 201. 211. 215. 222. 228. 232. 
266. 269. 273, 274. 280. 285. 290. 296. 314. 318. 323. 341. 350. 
360. 364. 378. 393. 403. 411, 412, 413. 419. 452. 438. 443, 
Power to report Minutes of Evidence; Report; 454, p. 


305. 


450. 


Cotton Factories : 

806. Bill to repeal the Laws relating to Apprentices and other 
Young Persons in Cotton and other Factories, and to make further 
Provisions in lieu thereof; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxvi. 376. 
Members added, 405. Petitions referred, 384. 389. 405. 408. 
Report, 431. Bill re-committed; Five to be the Quorum; 491. 
Members added, 505. 510. Petitions referred, 493. 503. 507. 
Report, 516. 


Counties, Division of :—See infra, 832. 


County Boards Bill, Ireland : 

807. 
nature by County Boards in Ireland; Five to be the Quorum; 
xc. 109. Members discharged from attendance; other Members 
added ; 206. 338. 348. 362. Report, 551. 


County Courts : 

808. Bill for preventing Delays and Expenses in the Proceed- 
ings of County Courts; Instructions to inquire into the Cases of 
such Persons as hold Offices for Life, the Emoluments of which 
may be diminished by the Bill; rxxx. 50. Power to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Members added ; 73. Petitions 
referred, 70. 90. 103. 133. 140. 152. 168, 180. 185, 226. 248. 255. 
Report, 364. Minutes of Evidence ordered, 371. Presented, 
372, P. See infra, 827, &amp;c. 


County Elections :—See infra, 866. 


County Rates : 

809. To inquire into the Expenditure of County Rates; To 
report Observations ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; Lxx1x. 388. Members added, 402. 426. 
482. No Report. 

810. To inquire into the Expenditure of County Rates; To 
report Observations ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; 
Five to be the Quorum; txxx. 181. Members added, 234. Pe- 
tition referred, 380. To report Minutes of Evidence, 582. Re- 
port, 582, p. 

811. To inquire into the Expenditure of County Rates; To 
report Observations ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; Lxxx1. 121. Petitions referred, 130. 146. 
152. 171. 181, 217, 224, 235. 241. 249. Members added, 158. 
166. No Report. 


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235. 244, 249. 255. 259. | 


For the Administration of certain Civil Affairs of a local 








Salary and Emoluments of the Judges of the Prerogative Court, 

and of the High Court of Admiralty, of the Dean of the Arches, 

and of the Judge of the Consistory Court of London; To send 

for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 

Papers referred; txxxvi. 473. Members added, 477. 

to report Minutes of Evidence, 678. Report, 679, Pp. 
See infra, 1208, 1209. 1213. 


Power 


Ireland: 


816. Petitions of Clerks and Officers for Compensation under 
Bill to regulate Proceedings in Courts of King’s Bench, Common 
Pleas and Exchequer; To report Observations ; to send for Per- 
sons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxvi. 287. 
Petitions referred, 293, Members added; Reports of Commis- 
sioners referred ; 325. No Report. 

817. Ninth Report of the Commissioners of Courts of Justice; 
To report Observations ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; 
Five to be the Quorum; ixxvi. 476. Report, 499, P. 


818. Ninth and Eleventh Reports of the Commissioners of 
Inquiry into the Fees of the Courts of Justice in Ireland, &amp;e.; To 
report Observations and Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; txxvi. 149. Report, 
321, P. 


Covent Garden Vestry Bill :—See infra, 1124. 
Coventry :—See infra, 1177. 


Cremill Point : 


819. Circumstances relating to the formation of the Viciualling 
Establishment at Cremill Point, and the Proceedings of the 
Admiralty and Victualling Board thereon; To report Observa- 
tions ; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to 
be the Quorum; Lxxxvu. 103. Member added, 133. 
report Minutes of Evidence; Report; 186, p. 


Power to 


Criminal Commitments : 


820. To inquire into the Causes of the Increase in the Number 
of Criminal Commitments and Convictions in England and 
Wales; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be 
the Quorum; Lxxxu. 483. Members added, 491. 498. To 
report Observations and Opinion; and Minutes of Evidence ; 594. 
Report 594, p. 

821. Toinquire into the Causes of the Increase in the Number 
of Criminal Commitments and Convictions in England and Wales ; 
To report Observations and Opinion ; to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; to report Minutes of Evidence from time to time ; 
to sit notwithstanding Adjournment; Five to be the Quorum ; 
Returns presented, 21 February 1828; Referred ; uxxxu. 133, 


Petitions referred, 138. 394. Members added, 153. 195. Report 
and Appendix, 540, p. 
See infra, 1023, 1024. 
Criminal 


368 COM MITTEES—continued. 





II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 
(2.)\—To consider Various Matters—(continued )—relative to— 


Criminal Laws: 


822. So much of the Criminal Laws as relates to Capital 
Punishments in Felonies; To Report Observations and Opinion ; 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
To sit notwithstanding Adjournment; Report of 6 July 1819, 
referred, ixxv. 173. No Report. 

823. The expediency of consolidating and amending the 
Criminal Laws of England ; To report Observations; to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; LXxxIx. 
168. Members added, 169. 182. To report Opinion and Pro- 
ceedings, 250. Resolutions reported, 250, rp. Report, 339, Pp. 


Crown Lands :—See infra, 1218. 


Crown Leases: 


824. Conduct of Mr. Nash, so far as regards the granting of 
Leases of, or Sale of Crown Lands in Suffolk-street, Pall Mall 
East, Regent-street, and adjoining the Regent’s Canal; To send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 
Lxxx1v. 343. To sit notwithstanding Adjournment, 374. To 
report Minutes of Evidence; Report; 404, p. 


Cruelty to Animals :— See supra, 716. 


Curtesy of England : 


825. Bill for the Amendment of the Law relating to the Estate 
of a Tenant by the Curtesy of England; Five to be the Quorum ; 
LXXXviUl. 227. Members added, 240. Report, 317. 


Customs :—See infra, 1155. 


Darling, General : 


826. To inquire into the Conduct of General Darling while 
Governor of New South Wales, particularly with reference to the 
Grants of Crown Lands made by him, his treatment of the Public 
Press, the case of Captain Robison and the New South Wales 
Veteran Companies, and the alleged Instances of Cruelty towards 
the Soldiers, Sudds and Thompson, and other Persons, and to 
Report thereon to the House; Motion for adjourning the Debate 
negatived; Committee appointed; xc. 502. Committee nomi- 
nated; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum; Motion for Instruction to the Committee, that they do 
not include in their Inquiry or take cognizance of the Proceedings, 
Finding or Sentence of the Court Martial held on Captain Robison, 
at Sydney Barrack, in the year 1828; Amendment proposed, but 
not made; Main Question agreed to; 522. Marshal of the King’s 
Bench Prison to bring Robert Robison in safe custody to the 
Committee as often as his attendance shall be thought necessary ; 
and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrant accordingly ; Members dis- 
charged from attendance; other Members added ; 533. Leave to 
sit on a certain Day during the sitting of the House, 565. 574. 
Motion, That all Papers which have been presented to the House, 
touching the Conduct of General Darling and New South Wales, 
be referred to the Committee, withdrawn, 576. Petition referred, 
577. Leave to sit on a certain Day during the sitting of the 
House, 581. 588. Report, That Norman M‘Lean, in the Evidence 
given by him before the said Committee, had been guilty of gross 
Prevarication; M*Lean ordered to be taken into the custody of 
the Serjeant-at-Arms; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrant 
accordingly ; Serjeant-at-Arms to take him to the Committee 
when and as often as he shall be required by the Committee so to 
do; 601. Leave to sit on a certain Day during the sitting of the 
House, 605. 610. 626. Power to report Observations and Minutes 
of Evidence; Report; 628, r. The Serjeant informed the House 
that M*Lean had escaped from the custody of the Messenger to 
whose charge he had been committed ; Messenger called in and 
examined in respect to his Escape; 643. 


Debt, Imprisonment for :—See infra, 930. 


Debts, Small: 


827. The Mode in which Debts, amounting to less than Fifteen 
Pounds, are recovered in England and Wales ; To report Observa- 
tions ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum ; Lxxvii. 34. Members added, 87. 90. Petitions re- 
ferred, 102. 110. 115. 119. 191, 211. 227. 244. 267. 309. 328. 

5. Report, 345, p. 


” 
Power to report Minutes of Evidence, 34 


Scotland : 


628. Bill to alter and amend Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. ec. 46, 
for Recovery of Small Debts; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxx. 228. 
Debts Recovery Bill, referred, 228. Report, 265. 

629. Bill for the more effectual Recovery of Small Debts in 
Scotland ; uxxxiv. 204. Report, 251. 





Deeds: 


830. To consider the expediency of a General Register of all 
Deeds and Instruments affecting Real Property in England and 
Wales, and to report their Observations; To send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; Lxxxvul. 137. Pe- 
titions referred, 142. 152, 153. 163. 174. 184. 198. 208. Members 
added, 160. 227. Motion for adding the County Members of 
England, negatived, 168. To report Minutes of Evidence; Re- 
port; 499, Pp. 


Ireland : 

831. Bill to regulate the Office for registering Deeds, Con- 
veyances and Wills; Motion, That Mr. Jephson be added to Com- 
mittee; Debate thereupon adjourned; Lxxxvu. 261. Debate 
resumed, and Motion resolved in the Affirmative; to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Instruc- 
tions to inquire into the Nature and Extent of the Duties and Re- 
sponsibility of the Registrars of Deeds in Ireland, and also into 
the Circumstances attendant on the making of Two Treasury Mi- 
nutes of the same date, granting £.1,500 and £.1,200 per annum to 
the Registrars; 265. Members added, 330. To report Observa- 
tions, with Minutes of Evidence, 481. Report, with Minutes of 
Evidence, 481, p. 


Defence by Counsel :—See infra, 1054. 
Desfourneaux, Baron :—See infra, 921. 
Derry Bridge :—See supra, 739. 

Distress :—See supra, 707. 709. 

Divisions of the House :—See supra, 790. 


Divisions of Counties : 
832. Bill for the better regulating ; Lxxxu1. 134.. Members 
added, 139. 233.290. Petition referred, 305. Report, 377. 


Docks, Harbours and Piers: 
Harbours of Refuge : 

833. To inquire into the alleged deficiency of Protection for 
Ships on the North-Eastern Coast of England, and the propriety 
of admitting of Contribution of passing Tolls for the maintenance 
of Harbours of Refuge on that Coast; To send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; xc1. 192. Members 
discharged from attendance; other Members added; 225. 291. 
Petitions referred, 269. 288. 304. 356. Return relative to Brid- 
lington Pier, referred, 319. Instruction to Committee to extend 
their Examinations to the North-West Coast of Wales, particularly 
at that Point called the Great Ormes Head, 422. To report 
Opinion, with Minutes of Evidence; Report, with Resolutions ; 
479. (Pp. 481.) 


Piers (Ireland): 

834. Bill to enable Grand Juries in Ireland to raise Money by 
Presentment for the construction, enlargement or repairs of Piers 
and Quays; xc. 427. Committee nominated; Power to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 430. 
Report, 576. 


Dovor Harbour : 

835. To inquire into the management of Dovor Harbour, and 
the Dues received, and to report their Observations thereupon to 
the House; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be 
the Quorum; xcr. 300. Petitions referred, 300. 404. 465. 571. 
Dovor Harbour Bill committed, 300. Members discharged from 
attendance ; other Members added; 342. 348. Power to report 
Opinion, together with Minutes of Evidence; Report, with Reso- 
lutions; 610, p. Dovor Harbour Bill reported, 611. 


Leith Harbour : 

836. Report made to His Majesty’s Government regarding 
the affairs of the City of Edinburgh and Port of Leith; To 
report their Observations and Opinion; To send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Report, 6 J uly 
1835, from the Select Committee on Leith and Newhaven Har- 
bours, referred; Reports on Municipal Corporations (Scotland), 
presented 28 August, and 2 September 1835, referred; xc1. 374. 
Petitions referred, 432. 465. 479. 522. 582. 589. Members dis- 
charged from attendance ; other Members added ; 422. To report 
Minutes of Evidence; Report; 615, p. 


Leith 









COMMITTEES—continued. 





II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 





(2.)\—To consider Various Matters—({continued)—relative to— 


Docks, Harbours and Piers—continued. 


Leith and Newhaven Harbours : 

837. To inquire into the present state of the Harbours of Leith 
and Newhaven, and the best situation for constructing a Harbour 
in the viginity of the City of Edinburgh, and the means of effect- 
ing the same, due regard being had to vested interests and the 
rights of the Public; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; 
Five to be the Quorum; xc. 250. Petitions referred, 266. 295. 
372. To report Minutes of Evidence; Report; 426, p. 


Documents, Public : 

838. To consider of the best mode of affording to the Members 
of this House information to be derived from Public Documents 
with a view to economy, facility of access, and clearness of arrange- 
ment; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum; ixxxvi. 27. Members added, 42. 61. Power to 
report Minutes of Evidence, and to report from time to time; 
Report, 136, p. Report referred to Committee of Supply, 317. 
Report from Select Committee on the present method of engrossing 
Bills, &amp;c. (11 July 1823), referred ; 381. "Leave given the Com- 
mittee to sit on Tuesdays and Thursdays, in the morning, not- 
withstanding the sitting of the House, 601. Second Report, 
717, P. 


Dogs :—See supra, 756. 


Dower: 


839. Bill for the amendment of the Law relating to;. Bivmte 


be the Quorum; Lxxxvin. 226. Members added,.240. Report, 
316. ae 


Dramatic Literature : 

840. State of the Laws affecting Dramatic Literature ; Power 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
Lxxxvil. 860. Petitions referred, 362. Power to report Obser- 
vations and Minutes of Evidence; Report, 546, p. 


Dramatic Performances : 

841. Bill for licensing Theatres, and for the better regulation 
of Dramatic Performances in the Cities of London and West- 
minster, and within a certain distance thereof; Five to be the 
Quorum; Lxxxvit. 452. Members added, 467. 489. Report, 
556. 


Drunkenness : 

842. Extent, Causes and Consequences of the prevailing vice 
of Intoxication among the Labouring Classes of the United King- 
dom, in order to ascertain whether any Legislative Measures can 
be devised to prevent the spread of so great a national evil; Power 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 
Lxxx1x. 348. Members added, 408. 480. Power to report 
Minutes of Evidence from time to time, 480. Petitions referred, 
350. 354. 359. 365. 368, 369. 379, 380. 391. 396. 400. 407. 437, 
442. 454, 462. 474. 488. 495. 546. Report brought up and read ; 
Motion, That the Report, together with the Minutes of Evidence, 
be printed; put, and agreed to; 562. 


Dublin : , 
Dublin and Kingstown Ship Canal :—See infra, 993. 


Local Taxation: 
843. To inquire into the Local Taxation of the City of Dublin; 

To report Opinion and Observations; to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records ; Five to be the Quorum ; txxvu1. 122. Membersadded, 
133. 201. 253. Accounts presented, 9 April, and 7 and 14 May 
1821, referred, 125. Petition of Hotel Keepers in Dublin, referred, 
244. Order for referring Petition discharged, 253. Petition to 
be printed, 253. Returns referred, 278. To sit notwithstanding 
Adjournment, 290. Report and Appendix, 321, rp. (App. 1373.) 


844. To inquire into the Local Taxation of the City of Dublin ; 
To report Opinion and Observations; to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; itxxviu1. 120. Petitions 
referred, 139. Members added, 149. 157. 177. 186. 282. 257. 272. 
To report from time to time, 316. Report, with Resolutions, 
318, p. Committee to sit notwithstanding Adjournment, 355. 
Report, 471, Pp. 


845. To inquire into the Local Taxation of the City of Dublin; 
To report Opinion and Observations from time to time; to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Reports and Minutes of Evi- 
dence referred ; txx1x. 267. Petitions referred, 267. 365. Report, 
with Resolutions, 538, P. 


Dublin; Local Taration—continued. 

846. To inquire into the Local Taxation of the City of Dublin; 
To report Observations and Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Reports and Minutes of 
former Session referred; txxx. 119. Petitions referred, 124. 
Report, 434, p. 


Dublin and London Communication : 

847. To inquire into the existing Communication between 
London and Dublin, and to consider what Improvements could 
be made therein; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; 
Five to be the Quorum; xc1.630. Petitions referred, 632. Power 
to report Opinion ; Report, with Resolutions; 641, p. 


Royal Society : 

848. To:inquire into the Administration of the Royal Dublin 
Society, with a view to a wider extension of the advantages of the 
annual Parliamentary Grant to that Institution; To send for 

' Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; xc1. 200. 
Return referred, 214. Members discharged from attendance, 245. 
Other Members added, 246. Motion for adding a Member; 
Motion withdrawn; 307. A Member discharged from attendance ; 
another Member added; 332. To report Opinion, with Minutes 
of Evidence; Report, with Resolutions; 660, p. 


Dublin Steam Packet Company’s Bill: 
849. Five to be the Quorum; xct. 396. Time enlarged for 
Report, 428. Report, 469. 


Dungarvan, Youghall and Mallow Boroughs: 

850. Reports of the Commissioners on the Limits of the said 
Boroughs; To report Opinion; Power to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; txxxvu. 464. Report, 
512, p. - Minutes of Evidence, ordered, 517. Presented, 518, Fr. 


Dungeness Lighthouse :—See infra, 959. 


East India Company : 

851. Petition of Michael George Prendergast, Agent for 
Monohur Doss and Seetal Bahoo, for satisfaction of their Demands 
from the East India Company ; To report Observations; to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum ; txxvur. 
402. Petition of Mr. Prendergast to be heard by Counsel, re- 
ferred ; Counsel ordered; 405. Members added, 407. 420. Re- 
port, 472, Pp. 

852. To inquire into the present State of the Affairs of the 
East India Company, and into the Trade between Great Britain, 
the East Indies and China; To send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; to report Minutes of Evidence from time to time; Five 
to be the Quorum ; Lxxxv. 23. Reports and Papers referred, 31. 
Petitions referred, 83. 89.133. Member added, 343. First Report 
(Minutes of Evidence), 133, p. Second,193, pr. Third, 257, p. 
Fourth, 264, p. Fifth, 416, pr. Sixth, 633, p. Seventh, 632, p. 
Eighth, 632, rp. Ninth, (Report) 639, p. 

853. To inquire into the present State thereof, and into the 
Trade between Great Britain, the East Indies and China; To 
report Observations ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; 
to report Minutes of Evidence ; Five to be the Quorum; Minutes 
of Evidence taken before the Select Committee in the last Session, 
referred; txxxvi. 214. Members added, 254. 264. 288. 501. 
Petitions referred, 388. No Report. Minutes of Evidence or- 
dered ; txxxv1.583. Presented, 590, p.———Committee renewed ; 
To report Observations; to send for Persons, Papers and Re- 
cords; to report Minutes of Evidence; Five to be the Quorum ; 
Lxxxvi. 583. Petitions referred, 589. 677. 887. Member added, 
614. 696. 699. Papers referred, 684. Report, 904, p. 


854. Present State of the Affairs of the East India Company, 
and into the State of the Trade’ between Great Britain, the East 
Indies and China; To report Observations; Power to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; to report Minutes of Evidence ; to 
adjourn from time to time, and from place to place; Five to be 
the Quorum ; Report and Minutes of Evidence taken before Select 
Committee in Session 1830, 1830-1 and 1831, referred; Lxxxvu. 
56. Members added, 65. 69. 72. 93. 138. 144, 201. 430. 438, 442, 
Report, 589, P. 

See infra, 929. 


Maritime Officers : 

855. On the Petitions of certain Maritime Officers of the East 
India Company’s Service, to examine into the Circumstances by 
which some Officers have been excluded from Compensation under 
the 7th Clause of 3 &amp; 4 Will. [V., and to report their Opinion 
thereupon to the House; To send for Persons, Papers and Re- 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


cords ; 
SA 





370 - COMMITTEES—continued. 





II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.)\—To consider Various Matters—(continued)—telative to— 


East India Company; Maritime Officers—continued. 
cords; Five to be the Quorum; xc. 250. Petition referred, 262. 
Message to the Lords, to request the Attendance of Lord Glenelg 
at the Committee, 278. Leave given, 287. Power to report 
Minutes of Evidence ; Report, with Resolutions ; 291, P. 


856. Petitions of Captains Newall, Barrow and Glasspoole, 
referred to a Select Committee ; To send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; Five to be the Quorum; xcu. 224. Message to the 
Lords, to request the Attendance of Lord Ellenborough and Lord 
Glenelg at the Committee, 251. Leave given, 264. Members 
discharged from Attendance ; other Members added to the Com- 
mittee, 293. Power to report Minutes of Evidence, 385. Re- 


port, 410, P. 


Salt : 

857. To inquire into the Supply of Salt for British India; To 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
xct. 109. Members discharged from Attendance ; other Members 
added ; 399. 477. Power to report Observations, together with 
Minutes of Evidence, 732, p. See supra, 753. 


Steam Communication with India :—See infra, 1144. 


Ecclesiastical Courts : 

858. To inquire into the State of the Prerogative and Eccle- 
siastical Courts in Ireland, and to consider the Reports of the Com- 
missioners appointed to inquire into the State of these Courts in 
the years 1826 and 1830; To send for Persons, Papers and Re- 
cords ; Five to be the Quorum; xc11. 224. A Member discharged 
from attendance on the Committee ; another Member added, 396. 
To report Minutes of Evidence; Report; 490, pP. 


Edinburgh :—See infra, 1183, 1184. 


Education : 


859. Present State of the Education of the People in England 
and Wales, and into the Application and Effects of the Grant 
made in the last Session of Parliament for the Erection of School- 
houses, and to consider of the expediency of further Grants in aid 
of Education; txxx1x. 348. Committee nominated ; to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 356. 
Members added, 371. 385. 402. 421. 434. Message to the Lords 
for the Attendance of the Bishop of London, 542. Power to re- 
port Minutes of Evidence; Report ; 574, p. 


860. Another Committee appointed; xc. 40. Committee no- 
minated ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be 
the Quorum; Report of 7 August 1834, from Select Committee 
on Education, referred ; 133. Petitions referred, 133. 265. 316. 
Members added, 156. Message to the Lords requesting the At- 
tendance of Lord Brougham and Vaux at the Committee, 201. 
Leave given, 208. Members added, 281. To report Minutes of 
Evidence ; Report ; 508, p. 


Ireland : 

861. Reports on the subject of Education in Ireland; To 
report Observations and Opinion; Five to be the Quorum; Re- 
ports and Evidence on the State of Ireland, referred ; Lxxx111. 156. 
Member discharged from further Attendance, and another Member 
added, 204. To report Proceedings from time to time, 361. 
Report, 361, p. Report to be reprinted; txxxiv. 142. 


862. To inquire into the State, Funds and Management of the 
Diocesan, Royal and other Schools of Public Foundation in Ire- 
land, as also into the System of Education pursued therein; Power 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
xc. 370. Members added, 405. Education (Ireland) Bill re- 
ferred, 435. Members added, 437. 472. Power to report Mi- 
nutes of Evidence; Report ; 659, p. 


863. To examine into the State, Funds and Management of 
the Diocesan, Royal and other Schools of Public Foundation in 
Ireland, as also into the System of Education pursued therein, 
with a view to increasing their utility, and to inquire how far it 
may be practicable and expedient, and in what manner, and from 
what resources, to improve, extend and permanently maintain, 
Academical Education in that Country; To report Opinion; to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum ; xcr. 
36. Power to report Minutes of Evidence; Report, 830, p. —— 
Another Committee; Day appointed for nominating the Com- 
mittee; xcu.78. Nomination of Committee deferred, 84. Com- 
mittee nominated ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five 
to be the Quorum ; Report, together with the Minutes of Evidence 
taken before the Select Committee in the last Session upon the 
same subject, referred; 92. No Report. 





Education—continued. 


864. To inquire into the Progress and Operation of the new 
Plan of Education in Ireland, and to report thereupon to the 
House; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to 
be the Quorum; xc. 134. Petitions referred, 136. 263. 273. 
277. 320. 325. 362. 371. 381. 399. 410. 416. 435. Members 
discharged from attendance on the Committee; other Members 
added ; 250. Message to the Lords, to request the attendance of 
the Archbishop of Dublin at the Committee, 429. Of Earl Grey, 
486. Of the Bishop of Exeter, 588. Leave given, 604. Power to 
report Minutes of Evidence; Report; 602, p. 


Elections : 


865. Petition of Freeholders of Berks for shortening the 
duration of Polls at Elections ; To report Observations ; to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; ixxv. 323. Petitions referred, 
360. 372. Report, 449, p. (App. 912.) 


866. The mode of taking the Poll at County Elections, and to 
report to the House whether any Measures can be taken to 
diminish the Expenses incurred by Candidates at such Elections ; 
Tosend for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
Lxxxi1. 322. Members added, 326. 360. Petition respecting the 
expense of erecting Toll-booths, referred, 394. Report, 464, p. 


867. The mode of taking the Poll at Elections for Cities and 
Boroughs ; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to 
be the Quorum; .xxxu. 390. Members added, 430. 458. 
Petition from Reading, referred, 462. Power to report Minutes 
of Evidence, 491. Report, 498, p. 


868. Bill to regulate the mode of taking Polls in Cities and 
Boroughs in England; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxx111. 232. 
Members added, 238. 260. Report, 265. 

869. Bill to provide for the Trial of Petitions complaining 
of general Bribery and Corruption in Cities and Boroughs 
sending Members toserve in Parliament; Five to be the Quorum; 
LXxxvill. 471. Members added, 483. Report, 559. 


870. Bill to consolidate and amend the Provisions of the 
several Acts relating to Bribery, and to Charge and Expense in 
the Election of Members to serve in Parliament; txxx1x. 131. 
Members added, 142. Report, 221. 


871. Bill for the more effectual Registration of Persons 
entitled to vote in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament 
in England and Wales; xc. 278. Five to be the Quorum; 279. 
Report, 610. 


872. To consider the most effectual means of preventing 
Bribery, Corruption and Intimidation in the Election of Members 
to serve in Parliament; xc. 102. To send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 103. Petitions referred, 
136. 180, 181. 196. 201. 210. 244. 271. 296. 339. 368. 373. 
413. 503. 507, 508. Members added, 242. 259. 298. 375. 
Political Franchise Bill referred, 272. Bribery at Elections Bill, 
referred, 337. Power to report Minutes of Evidence; Report; 
576, P. 

873. To consider the most effectual means of preventing 
Bribery, Corruption and Intimidation in the Election of Members 
to serve in Parliament; To send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; Five to be the Quorum; xcr. 64. Petitions referred, 
94. 223. 227. 277. Intimidation of Voters Bill referred, 104. 
No Report. 


874. On the Law relating to the determination of the right of 
Voting, and the Trial of Controverted Elections; To send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; xct1. 83. 
Members discharged from attendance ; other Members added ; 
87. 422. Power to report Opinion and Observations ; Report, 
with Resolutions; 704, Pp. 


875. To consider and revise the Orders of the House respecting 
the Trial of Controverted Elections; To report Observations ; 
Three to be the Quorum; Reports of 11 February 1789 and 
20 May 1791, from Committees on so much of Act 28 Geo. III. 
c. 52, as relates to the examination of Sureties and taking Reeog- 


.mizances on Election Petitions; aud of 2 July 1813, from Com- 


mittee on Fees payable to Examiners of Election Recognizances, 
referred; Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, referred; txxxim. 501. To 
report Opinion; Resolutions reported ; Day appointed for further 
considering Report; 525. Report, (p. 525.) Further considered, 
531. Resolutions read, and agreed to be made Standing Orders 
of the House, 532. 


876. To inquire into the Expense of Sheriffs and other 
Returning Officers at Elections in Ireland; To report Observa- 
tions ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum; 1xxv. 139. Member added, 287. Instruction to 

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II. Select Committees appointed —continued. 







(2.)—To consider Various Matters—(continued)—telative to—- 


Elections—continued. 

inquire into the Laws for regulating Elections in Ireland; To 
report Opinion; 293. To sit notwithstanding Adjournment, 311. 
Petition of Grand Jury of Limerick, referred, 343. Report and 
Appendix, 382, rp. (App. 913.) 


877. To inquire into the Expenses charged by Returning 
Officers at the Election of Members for Counties and Boroughs 
in England and Wales, Scotland and Ireland, at the last General 
Election, and also to inquire into all other Expenses attendant on 
the Registration of Votes, and at the Election, with the view of 
fixing an uniform Rate of Charge; Power to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Power to report from time to time; Five 
to be the Quorum; txxxrx. 20. Leave to the Committee to sit 
on a certain day during the sitting of the House, 470. Petitions 
referred, 81. 151. Accounts referred, 20. 23. 192.281. Power to 
report Minutes of Evidence; Report ; 582, P. 

See supra, 724. 758 ; infra, 998. 1061, 1062. 


Embankments (Ireland) : 

878. Bill to empower Landed Proprietors to sink, embank 
and remove Obstructions in Rivers; Five to be the Quorum; 
Lxxxvi. 695. Members added, 730. Report, 790. 


Emigration : 

879. To inquire into the expediency of encouraging Emigration 
from the United Kingdom; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxt. 167. 
Petitions referred, 176. To report Minutes of Evidence; To 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Report from the Select 
Committees on the Employment of the Poor in Ireland, and on 
the state of jIreland in 1823, 1824 and 1825, referred; 184. 
Members added, 184. 213. 246. 305. To sit notwithstanding 
Adjournment, 363. Papers presented 26 May 1826, referred, 390. 
Report, 390, Pp. 

880. Toconsider the subject of Emigration from the United 
Kingdom; Five to be the Quorum; txxxu. 178. Report 
26 May 1826, referred, 178. Petitions referred, 183. 206. 216. 
300. 306. 350. 428. 434. 455. 467. 472. 492. All Petitions relating 
to Emigration, referred, 347. To send for Persons, Papers and 
Records, 195. Members added, 195. 202. 343. To report 
Observations and Opinion, with Minutes of Evidence, from time 
to time ; and to sit notwithstanding Adjournment; 243. Report 
of a Resolution, 235, p. Message to the Lords requesting the 
attendance of the Bishop of Chester, 378. Second Report, 389, 
(rp. 490.) Third Report, 602, rp. Minutes of Evidence attached 
to Second Report to be re-printed, 602. 


Entails, Scotland : 

881. Bill to alter and amend the Law concerning; Power to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
LXxxu.157. Power to report Minutes of Evidence, with Obser- 
vations and Opinion; Petition referred; 198. Members added, 
265. 278. Report, 210, rp. 412, pP. 


882, Bill to amend an Act of 10 Geo. III. respecting the Im- 
provement of Land held under Settlements of Entail; txxx1x. 331. 
Members added, 408. 453. No Report. 


883. To consider and give effect to the Recommendations con- 
tained in the Report from the Committee on the Laws of Entail 
in Scotland, presented 9 June 1828 ; Tosend for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Reports of last Session 
from the Committee on Scottish Entails Bill referred; uxxxu1v. 
90. Members added, 122. To report Proceedings from time to 
time, 154. Report, 162, p. 


884. To take into consideration the Law respecting Entails in 
that part of the United Kingdom called Scotland, and to suggest 
such Measures as they may deem advantageous for its Alteration 
and Amendment; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five 
to be the Quorum ; Reports of Committee on Scottish Entails Bill 
(28 March and 9 June 1828), and Tailzies Regulation, Tailzies 
Relief, and Tailzies Amendment (Scotland) Bills, (Session 1830) ; 
Referred, txxxvur. 101. Power to report Opinion; Report of 
Resolutions, 212, P. 


Estates : 


885. Bill for facilitating the Sale and Exchange of Parts of 
settled Estates, and of Estates held in Trust for Charitable Pur- 
poses; uxxx1x. 374. | No Report. 


Exchequer Court: 
886. Bill for facilitating the appointment of Sheriffs, and the 
more effectual Audit and passing of their Accounts, and for the 
more speedy Return and Recovery of Fines, Issues, Forfeited 


Exchequer Court—continued. 


Recognizances, Penalties and Deodands, and to abolish certain 
Offices in the Court of Exchequer; itxxxvim1.574. Five to be the 
Quorum, 575. Report, 622. 


Examiner Newspaper :—See infra, 1068. 


Exchequer Court (Scotland) : 


887. Bill for making Provision forthe Despatch of the Business 
now done by the Court of Exchequer; Five to be the Quorum; 
ixxxvil. 55. To send for Persons, Papers and Records, 61. 
Members added, 67. 106. Qnestion Neg. on Motion for adding 
other Members, 67. Instructions to the Committee, that they do 
inquire into the Powers and Duties of that Court, and how far 
there are other Duties which might, with public advantage, be 
devolved upon that Court, and to report the same, with their 
Observations thereupon, to the House, 61. To report Minutes of 











GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Evidence, 205. Report, with Minutes of Evidence, 218, p. 


Executors and Administrators : 


888. Bill for the Amendment of the Laws in relation to; xc. 
102. Members added; Committee to sit notwithstanding Adjourn- 
ment, 127. Report, 137. 


Expiring Laws :—See infra, 954. 


Factories: 


889. Bill to regulate the Labour of Children in the Mills and 
Factories of the United Kingdom; Five to be the Quorum; 
Lxxxvul. 200. To send for Persons, Papers and Records, 231. 
To report Minutes of Evidence from time totime, 344. Members 
added, 231. 550. 562. Petitions referred, 204. 207. 216. 223. 233. 
239. 244. 251. 255. 259. 266, 267. 300. 302. 358. 372, 455. 497. 
Report, with Minutes of Evidence, 566, P. 


Fees: 


890. To inquire into the several Fees, Gratuities, Perquisites 
and Emoluments of every kind, the Amount of each Fee, the 
Date of its first Collection, and the Total Amount received in the 
last year by any Person or Persons in the several Public Offices 
(Courts of Law excepted), and by all Public Officers in the 
United Kingdom, for any Service done, or alleged to be done, 
and for any Patent Office, Commission or Appointment at Home 
and Abroad; to ascertain the Expense of collecting the same, and 
the Authority under which each of those Fees are demanded and 
collected; also, how much is paid to each Person, and how much 
for Public Uses, and for what Purposes the same is paid and 
appropriated ; also, the Amount of fixed Salary, or the several 
Salaries, every Person receiving Fees, or Perquisites, or Emolu- 
ments receives besides the Fees and Perquisites ; and to ascertain 
what Measures have been adopted in the several Offices respecting 
the Reduction or Abolition of Fees since 25 Geo. III. c. 19, and 
to report the Evidence and their Observations thereupon to the 
House ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum; xcr. 64. Order for appointing Committee discharged, 
205. 


Felonies :—See supra, 822. 
Fernandez Po :—See infra, 1112. 


Fictitious Votes (Ireland) : 


891. To inquire how far the Intentions of the Reform Bill 
are defeated by creating and registering Fictitious and Improper 
Votes in Ireland; To send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; xc11. 26. Petitions referred, 34. Members 
discharged from attendance; other Members added; 41. 127. 
Message to the Lords to request the attendance of the Earl of 
Glengall, 371. Leave given, 437. Toreport Minutes of Evidence 
from time to time, 372. First Report, 381, rp. Second Report, 
404,p. Toreport Observations; Third Report; 596, Pp. 


Fictitious Votes (Scotland) : 


892. To inquire how far tlie Intentions of the Reform Bill are 
defeated by the creating and registering of Fictitious and Im- 
proper Votes in the Counties of Scotland; Day appointed for no- 
minating the Committee; xc1. 22. Committee nominated ; To 
send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum ;. 
26. Petitions referred, 30. 40.64.84. 96.108. 110.137.149.152. 163. 
A Member discharged from attendance; another Member added; 
66. To report Observations, with Minutes of Evidence, from 
time to time, 249. First Report, 273, rp. Order, Tha Five be the 
Quorum of Committee, discharged; Three to be the Quorum; 
Instruction to Committee to report the Evidence only already 
taken before them, 621. 


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II. Select Committees appointed —continued. 


(2.)—To consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Finance : 

893. To inquire into the State of the Public Income and Ex- 
penditure of the United Kingdom, and to consider and report to 
the House what further Regulations and Checks it may be proper 
in their Opinion to adopt, &amp;c.; To send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; to report from time to time; to sit during the sitting, 
and notwithstanding any adjournment of the House; Seven to be 
the Quorum; txxxm. 76. First Report [Life Annuities] ; 150, p. 
To report Minutes of Evidence, 426. Second Report, and Ap- 
pendix [Ordnance], 426, p. Member added, 473. Third Report 
and Appendix [Superannuations], 477, rp. Fourth Report and 
Appendix [Revenue, Expenditure and Debt], 517, p. See 
supra, 704, 705. 


Fines and Recoveries : 

894. Bill to abolish Fines and Recoveries, and for the substi- 
tution of more simple Modes of Insurance in lieu of them; Five 
to be the Quorum; Lxxxvim. 226. Members added, 240. Re- 
port, 316. 


Fisheries :—See supra, 741; infra, 1094, &amp;c. 


First Fruits, Tenths aud Queen Anne’s Bounty : 

895. To inquire into the Constitution of the Boards connected 
with the Receipt of the First Fruits, Tenths and Queen Anne’s 
Bounty; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be 
the Quorum ; xcu.250. Paper relative to First Fruits and Tenths, 
referred, 390. Power to report Observations, together with Mi- 
nutes of Evidence; Report; 444, p. 


Flanagan, Thomas :—See supra, 724. 


Foreign Trade : 

896. The Means of maintaining and improving the Foreign 
Trade of the Country; To report Opinion and Observations ; to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 
uxxv. 276. Petitions referred, 276. 286. 291. 295. 302. 318. 331. 
347. 366. 377. 394.435. Members added, 290. 324. Report and 
Appendix, 466, p. (App. 909.) 


897. The Means of maintaining and improving the Foreign 
Trade of the Country ; To report Opinion and Observations; to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
to adjourn from time to time, and to sit during the sitting, and not- 
withstanding any adjournment of the House; txxvi. 40. Report 
of 18 July 1820, referred, 61. Petitions referred, 91. 95, 96. 103. 
108. 113. 137. 166. 204, 418. 422. 436. To report Proceedings 
from time to time, 106. First Report and Appendix, 152, p. 
Second Report, 360, Pp. Referred to a Committee of the whole 
House on the East India Trade, 382. Third Report and Ap- 
pendix, 504, p. 


898. The Means of maintaining and improving the Foreign 
Trade of the Country; To report Opinion and Observations; to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 
to adjourn from time to time ; to sit during the sitting, and not- 
withstanding any adjournment of the House, and to report Pro- 
ceedings from time to time; xxv. 60. Members added, 67. 
253. Motion, That Mr. Drummond be added to the Committee ; 
dropped for want of Forty Members; 70. Petitions referred, 
131. 141, 226, 231, 811. 353. 409. Message to the Lords desir- 
ing the attendance of Lord Stowell, 252. Leave given him to 
attend, 277. Report, with Appendix, 450, p. 


899. The Means of maintaining and improving the Foreign 
Trade of the Country ; To report Opinion and Observations from 
time to time; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to 
be the Quorum; to adjourn from time to time, and to sit during 
the sitting, and notwithstanding any adjournment of the House; 
to report Proceedings from time to time; Lxxvu1. 19. Accounts 
and Papers referred, 43.51. Petitions referred, 43. 328. Mem- 
bers added, 43. 80. Report, 361, p. 


900. The Means of maintaining and improving the Foreign 
Trade of the Country ; To report Opinion and Observations from 
time to time; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to 
be the Quorum; Lxx1x. 122. Motion, That it be referred to the 
Committee to take into consideration the State and Amount of 
Duty per Ton payable by British Vessels on entering the Ports of 
France; by leave, withdrawn; 125. Members added, 136. 201. 
Petition referred, 149. Reports [Pilotage and Quarantine,] 491, P. 
Report [Port of London,]} 515, rp. 


Forfeiture of Recognizances :—See infra, 1081, 1082. 








Fourdriniers’ Patent: 


901. Petition for a Bill to revive and extend the Term of 
certain Letters Patent; Referred to a Select Committee, to examine 
the matter thereof, and to report their Observations thereupon to 
the House; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; xc1. 309. Power to report Minutes of 
Evidence ; Report; 425, p. Notice taken that the Report con- 
tained a Recommendation for public Compensation for Losses 
incurred by the Patentees, and that the same had not been recom- 
mended by the Crown; Report re-committed to the former Com- 
mittee; 478. Second Report; Day appointed for taking it into 
further consideration; 482. Further consideration of Report put 
off for Three Months, 619. 


Forgery of Names to Petitions :—See supra, 724. 758; infra, 


942, 955. 1092. 


Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Duties :—See supra, 771. 


French Claimants :—See supra, 733. 


Friendly Societies : 


902. To consider the Laws respecting; To report Observations 
and Opinion; Five to be the Quorum; Reports from Select 
Committee on Artizans and Machinery; Petition of Robert 
Soutar, and Report from Select Committee on the Poor Laws, of 
4 July 1817, referred; uxxx. 124. Members added, 165, 186. 
Committee to report Minutes of Evidence, 628. Report to lie 
upon the Table, and to be printed, 641. Another Committee ; 
To report Observations and Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Report of 5 July 1825, 
referred ; txxx11. 363. Members added, 373. 381. Petition of 
George Glenny referred, 398. To report Minutes of Evidence, 
601. Report, 606, p. 


903. Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating thereto ; 
Five to be the Quorum; itxxx11. 202. Power to Committee to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records, 255. Petitions referred, 
224, 238, 242, 246. 254, 255. 259. 264. 271. 277. 282. 287. 293, 
305. 313. 821. 328. 332. 335. 339. Members added, 255. 266. 
No Report. 





Game: 


904. The Laws relating to Game; To report Observations; to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 
Lxxvi1l. 116. Members added, 118. 126. To report Observations 
and Minutes of Evidence; Report; 226, p. 


Gaols: 


905. The State of the Gaols and the Laws relative thereto; 
To send for Persons, Papers and Records; uxxvi.174. Five to 
be the Quorum, 175. Members added, 189. Returns presented, 
21 March 1821, referred, 191. No Report. 


906. The Laws relating to Prisons; To report Observations ; 
To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
Lxxvil. 81. Members added, 88. 108. 129.154. Report, 242, p. 


907. The Laws relating to Prisons; To report Observations ; 
To send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum ; 
Lxx1x. 180. Members added, 200. 242. 250. Petitions referred, 
205. 217. 243. No Report. 


908. Bill for consolidating and amending the Laws relating to 
the building, repairing and regulating of Gaols; txxvi. 186. 
Petitions referred, 193. 363.416. Members added, 210, 211. 219. 
262. Bill relating to Prison Fees in Ireland committed, 225. 
Report, 477. 


909. Bill to authorize Magistrates of small Jurisdictions to 
contract with Justices having Charge of County Gaols, for the 
Care of Prisoners; uxx1x, 284. Report, 304. 


910. To consider of the expediency of amending the Laws re- 
lating to Prisons; To report Opinion ; to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; xc1. 134. Report of 
Inspectors of Prisons, referred, 156. Order for referring the said 
Report to the Committee discharged, 194. Report, with Resolu- 
tions, 672, P. 

911. Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Pri- 
sons in Ireland; uxxx. 366, Petitions referred, 434, 462. 


912. State of Prisons in Scotland; To report Observations ; 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 
LXxx1. 195. Reports of Lords’ Committees, communicated 12 July 
1819, referred, 248. Members added, 243. 264. Petition re- 
ferred, 336. To report Minutes of Evidence; Report; 362, P. 
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Gaols— continued. 





II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.)\—To consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


915. Bill to amend the Laws relating to the building, en- 
larging and repairing Gaols in Scotland; To send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxi1. 354. 
Members added, 378. Report, 457. 

914. Bill to amend the Laws relating thereto; Five to be the 
Quorum ; Petitions referred ; Lxxxiv. 277. 282. 288. 293. 301. 
310. Members added, 296. Report, 342. 


915. Bill to improve Prisons and Prison Discipline in Scot- 
land; Five to be the Quorum; xcu. 412. Report, 500, p. 





Gas Light Establishments : 

916. Reports to the Secretary of State relative to Gas Light 
Establishments, presented 26 March 1823; To report Observations; 
To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quo- 
rum; Lxxvi1. 391. Petitions referred, 391. 401, 404. 407, 408. 
412. 416. 419. 429. Members added, 396. 403. Power to ad- 
journ from place to place, 435. Report, 456, P. 


General Register :—See supra, 830, 831. 


Glasgow Lotteries: 

917. Origin and present State of a Lottery, purporting to be 
carried on under authority of Parliament, and intituled, The Glas- 
gow Lottery, and into any other Lotteries, foreign or otherwise, of 
which, since the legal discontinuance of State Lotteries, Schemes, 
Tickets or Shares have been circulated in the United Kingdom ; 
To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quo- 
rum ; Resolution for raising a Sum of Money by way of Lottery ; 
reported from Committee of Ways and Means (15 March 1800), 
referred; Report from Select Committee respecting Lotteries 
(28 March 1808), referred; txxx1x. 135. Petitions referred, 163. 
211. Motion for adding a Member to the Committee ; Motion 
withdrawn; 171. Power to report Opinion from time to time ; 
Report with Resolutions, 267, r. Power to report Minutes of 
Evidence, 567. Second Report, 568, r. 


Glasgow and Port Patrick Roads :—See infra, 1175, 1176. 


Grand Juries, and Grand Jury Presentments (Ireland) : 
918. What Provisions it may be expedient to establish for the 
regulation thereof; To report Opinion and Observations from 
time to time; Number of Committee to be Twenty-five; To send 
for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum; Re- 
ports 21 May and 10 June 1816, referred; txxvu. 234. Petitions 


Hackney Coaches: 


923. Duties, Salaries and Emoluments of the Commissioners 
for regulating Hackney Coaches within the Bills of Mortality, &amp;c. ; 
To report Observations and Minutes of Evidence; to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxv. 
420. To report Opinion, with Minutes of Evidence, 512. . Re- 
port, 535, P. 

924. Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to 
Hackney Coaches and other Carriages ; txxxvi. 736. Five to be 
the Quorum, 737. Member added, 744. Petitions referred, 760. 
See supra, 366, &amp;e. 


Hackney and Stage Coaches : 


925. Bill for the better regulation of Cabriolets and other Hack- 
ney Carriages, and of Omnibuses and other Stage Carriages for short 
Distances, used in and near the Metropolis, and of the Drivers 
and Attendants thereof; txxx1x. 382. Petitions referred, 458. 
Report, 487.———Another Bill; Five to be the Quorum; xc. 
250. Report, 354. 


Hand Loom Weavers: 


926. To examine Petitions presented from Hand Loom 
Weavers, and to report Observations; Power to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; wxxxix. 381. 
Power to report from time to time, 408. Members added, 408. 
435. 480. 492. Leave to Committee to sit notwithstanding ad- 
journment of the House, 498. Petitions referred, 461. 483. 501. 
524. Power to report Minutes of Evidence; Report; 554, p.——— 
Another Committee to examine the Petitions presented (during the 
last and present Sessions) from the Hand Loom Weavers, and to 
report their Observations thereupon to the House; To send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; xc. 63. 
Petitions referred, 81. 125. 136. 141. 144. 151. 173. 179. 189. 196. 
200. 206. 211. 241. 249. 255. 283. 296, 316. 333. 339. 359. 367. 
376. 394. Members added, 125. 141. 183. To report Minutes of 
Evidence from time to time; Report; 406, p. Analysis of 
Evidence prepared for the Committee to be laid before the House, 
525. Presented, 526, p. 


Harbours of Refuge :—See supra, 833. 
Harvey, D. W. :—See infra, 934. 
Harwich :—See infra, 959. 


Haymarket : 
927. Removal Bill; rxxxv. 180. 
181. Petitions referred, 210. 


Five to be the Quorum, 
Report, and Bill re-committed to 








referred, 234. 247. 289. 300. Members added, 247. 271.286. 290. 
Minutes of Evidence of 12 June 1815, referred, 247. Instruction 
to consider what may be necessary for the regulation of the Grand 
Jury Presentments of Ireland, 271. Returns referred, 278. 281. 
Report with Appendix, 285, p. 
334, p. (App. 1371.) Third Report, 358, p. (App. 1372.) 


919. What Provisions it may be expedient to establish for the 
regulation thereof; To report Observations; Accounts presented 
26 March 1827, referred; Reports of 21 May,and 11 and 12 June 


To send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Members added; 535. Petition 


1822, referred ; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxx1. 525. 


referred, 561. Report, 603, P. 


920. Bill to amend the Laws relating to Grand Juries in Ire- 


Members added, 
Petitions referred, 159. 211, 221. 233. 275. 


land; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxvim. 152. 
278. 299. 323. 337. 
314. Report, 433. 


Bill re-committed, 466. Report, 484. 


Guadaloupe Claimants : 
921. 


ordered, 458. 
taken before Committee of last Session ordered, txxvi. 452. 
sented, 458, P. 


Gurney, Goldsworthy : 


(App. 1368.) Second Report, 


Petition’ of Magdaleine Jarij Abeille, Widow, General 
Stephen Borne, Baron Des Fourneaux, and John Louis de Villers; 
Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; txxv. 377. To 
report Observations, 447. Report, 451, p. (App. 908.) Minutes 
Presented, 464, p.———Minutes of Evidence 


Pre- 


former Committee, 231. Report, 253. 


Hereditary Revenues :—See supra, 771. 


Heriots: 


928. To consider of the Commutation of Heriots, and to report 
their Observations thereupon to the House; Day appointed for 
nominating the Committee; xcr. 298. Committee nominated; 
Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum ; 307. Petitions referred, 301. 308. 314, 315. 352. 397. 
402. 427. 473. 522. 533. 755. Leave to Committee to sit, not- 
withstanding the adjournment of the House, 397. Descent and 


Heriots, Copyholds, Copyholds Enfranchisement, Manorial 
Boundaries and Escheats Bills; Referred; 398. Members 
added, 598. No Report. 


Hertford Borough :-—See Elections, 247. 
Highways :=-See supra, 812; infra, 1159, &amp;e. 
Holyhead Roads :—See infra, 1177-1179. 


House of Commons :—See supra, 786, &amp;c.; infra, 1051, &amp;c. 
1056, &amp;e. 1061, &amp;e. 1063, &amp;c. 1089. 1232-1234. 


Hunstanton Cliff Lighthouse :—See infra, 959. 


Hutchinson, Bury : 
929. To inquire into the Allegations contained in the Petition 
of Bury Hutchinson, Esq't, Representative of the late Bury 
Hutchinson, of Bloomsbury Square, complaining of the inter- 













922. To inquire into his Case as set forth in his Petition to the 
House; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to 
be the Quorum; Petition referred; txxx1x. 464. Power to report 
Minutes of Evidence; Report; 492, p.———Another Committee 
to inquire into his Case; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; 
Five to be the Quorum; xc. 255. Member added, 338. To re- 
port Opinion and Minutes of Evidence ; Report ; 444, p. 








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(1820—1837.) 





ference of the East India Company in preventing the payment of a 
Debt from the Rajah of Travancore; To report Observations ; 
Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the 
Quorum; Lxxxvu. 264. Petition of the East India Company 
against, referred, 275. Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; 
Report to be printed at the Expense of the Parties ; 566. 


Imprisonment 
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374 COM MITTEES—continued. 


II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 
(2.)—To consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Imprisonment for Debt : 

930. Bill for facilitating the Recovery of Debts, the Relief of 
Debtors willing to make Cession of their Property for the pay- 
ment of their Debts, the prevention of Frauds by Debtors, and 
abolishing Imprisonment for Debt, except in cases of Fraud; Five 
to be the Quorum; xc. 138. Members added, 183. 215. Report, 
236.—— Bill re-committed to former Committee ; Members 
added; Five to be the Quorum; 259. Members added; all 
Petitions against the Bill referred ; 273. Report, 321. 


Imprisonment for Debt (Scotland) : 

931. Bill for abolishing, in Scotland, Imprisonment for Civil 
Debts of small Amount, and for rendering more available the 
Process of Cessio Bonorum, and restraining the Arrestment of 
Wages ; Five to be the Quorum; xc. 139. Instruction to divide 
the Bill into Three Bills; Power to report from time to time; 321. 
Members added, 472. Report that the Committee had divided 
the Bill into Three Bills, 484. 


Income and Expenditure :—See supra, 893. 
Ingrossing Bills :—See supra, 795. 


Inheritance : 


932. Bill for the amendment of the Law of; Five to be the 
Quorum ; Lxxxvitt. 227. Members added, 240. Report, 316. 


Inland Communication (Ireland) : 


933. To inquire into the practicability of making a Navigable 
Inland Communication between Galway and Castlebar through 
the Lakes Corrib, Mask and Carra; between Westport and 
Castlebar, through Lake Rakios; and between Ballina and 
Castlebar, through the Lakes Conn and Cullin; Power to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; xc. 305. 
Power to report Observations from time to time, together with 
Minutes of Evidence ; Report; 422, r. 


Inns of Court: 


934. To inquire into all the circumstances attending the re- 
jection of the Claim by Daniel Whittle Harvey, Esq", to be called 
to the Bar, and to report their Opinion thereupon to the House ; 
Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum ; Lxxx1x. 285. Members added, 295. 329. Members 
excused from any further Attendance on the Committee, 329.365. 
377. Paper referred, 335. Order for referring Paper to Com- 
mittee discharged, 347. Power to adjourn from Place to Place ; 
Three to be the Quorum; 446. Message to the Lords to request 
the attendance of Lord Western, 495. Leave given him to attend, 
517. Power to report from time to time; Report; 505, Pp. 
Report from Select Committee (21 July) read; Motion for 
referring Report to a Committee of Privileges to consider the 
matter thereof, and to report Opinion; Amendment proposed and 
made; Main Question, as amended, agreed to; Resolution 
thereupon; 518. Power to report Minutes of Evidence, 555. 
Second Report, 555, p. 


Insurance :—See infra, 978. 
Insurrection Act :—See infra, 937. 


Internal Communication Taxation : 

935. To consider whether the present Amount of Taxation 
collected on Internal Communication, and various modes of 
travelling, may not be levied by a more just and equitable appor- 
tionment; and to report their Observations thereupon to the 
House; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the 
Quorum; xcu. 386. Petitions referred, 463. 468. 543. Power 
to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report; 567, rp. 


Ipswich Borough : 

936. Matter contained in two of the Resolutions reported from 
the Select Committee on the Ipswich Election ; Petition (relative 
to the arrest and detention of John Pilgrim, a witness summoned 
to attend the Committee, and the conduct of certain Magistrates 
before whom the said John Pilgrim was charged); referred to the 
consideration of a Committee to examine the same, and report 
their Opinion thereupon to the House; to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; xc. 421. Persons 


ordered to attend the Committee, 421. Leave to Committee to sit | 


on a certain day during the sitting of the House, 428. 434, 
Keeper of Newgate to bring John Clipperton in his custody to the 
Committee ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrant accordingly ; 





Ipswich Borough—continued. 


434. To report Minutes of Evidence ; Report, with Resolutions, 
478, p. Second of the Resolutions read, and agreed to, 501, 
See Elections, 260, &amp;c. 


See infra, 1231. 


Ireland, State of : 


937. To examine into the nature and extent of the Disturbances 
which have prevailed in those Districts of Ireland which are 
subject to the provisions of the Insurrection Act; Power to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxrx. 
349. Motion for adding Mr. John Smith to the Committee, 
withdrawn, 413. Report, 438, p. Petitions referred, 477. 
Motion for laying the Evidence before the House forthwith, 
dropped for want of Forty Members, 538. Minutes of Evidence 
ordered and presented, Lxxx. 31, p. 


938. To inquire into the State of Ireland; Tosend for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; .Lxxx. 72. 
Petitions referred, 158. 481, 482. To report Minutes of Evidence 
and Observations from time to time, 208. Report, 254, Pp. 
Report of Minutes, 292, p. Another Report, 372, rp. Fourth 
Report, 620, P. 

939. State of the disturbed Counties in Ireland, and the 
immediate causes which have produced the same, and the efficiency 
of the Laws for the suppression of Outrages against the public 
Peace; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; To report 
Observations ; Five to be the Quorum; txxxvi. 360. Petition 
referred, 403. Members added, 409. 449. To report Minutes of 
Evidence; Report ; 548, Pp. 

See infra, 1148. 


Irish Vagrants :— See infra, 1190, 1191. 


Joint Stock Companies : 


940. Motion for appointing a Select Committee to inquire into 
the origin, management and present state of the Joint Stock 
Companies which have been formed during the years 1824, 1825 
and 1826, and to report the same, with any special matter touching 
the conduct of any Members of this House; and the name of 
Sir William Congreve having been mentioned as being concerned 
in certain Joint Stock Companies, Mr. Speaker stated that he had 
received a letter from Sir William Congreve, inclosing medical 
Certificates of his inability to attend the House in his place, on 
account of ill health; Question amended ; Committee appointed 
to inquire into the origin, management and present state of the 
Arigna Iron and Coal Mining Company; and to report any 
special matter touching the conduct of any Members of this 
House; txxxu. 92. See supra, 719. 


Judges’ Salaries : 


941. To consider how far the Salaries of the Judges of the 
Supreme Court in Scotland are commensurate with the importance 
of their station, and the nature and extent of their Duties ; To 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 
LXXXxIx. 257. Members added, 292. 326. 385. Messages to the 
Lords to request the attendance of Peers; the Earl of Eldon, 307. 
The Lord Chancellor, 327. Leave to Committee to sit on certain 
days during the sitting of the House, between Twelve and Three, 
380. 402. Petitions referred, 334. 350. Power to report Opinion 
and Minutes of Evidence from time to time, 446. Report with 
Resolutions and Minutes of Evidence, 453, Pp. 


Judicial Inquiry (Ireland) :— See supra, 706 ; infra, 1050. 


Kilrea : 


942. Petition ; To inquire into the facts of the case of a Com- 
plaint made to the House, that one of the Names annexed to the 
Petition from the Protestant Inhabitants of Kilrea, against the 
Claims of the Roman Catholics, presented 16 March 1829, was a 
Forgery; To report Observations; To send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; Three to be the Quorum; Petition referred; Lxxxiv. 
187. No Report. 


Kilternan and Kilgobban : 


943. Bill for uniting the Parishes of; uxxvit. 446. Report, 
449. 


King’s Library :—See infra, 957. 


King’s Printers : 


944. Nature und extent of the Duties of the King’s Printers 
in England, Scotland and Ireland; To report Observations and 
Opinion, with Minutes of Evidence; to send for Persons, Papers 

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375 








J. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.)—To consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


King’s Printers—continued. 

and Records; Five to be the Quorum; txxxvi. 233. Petition 
referred, 263. 501. Instruction to inquire into Patents for the 
supply of Stationery ; Leave to sit, notwithstanding Adjournment ; 
271. No Report. Committee renewed ; To report Observations 
and Opinion, with Minutes of Evidence; to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Report on Public 
Expenditure (1810), on Printing and Stationery (1822), on Print- 
ing (1828), and Minutes of Evidence taken before Select Com- 
mittee on Printing in Session 1830-31; referred; 583. No 
Report. 

945. Nature and extent of the King’s Printers’ Patents in 
England, Scotland and Ireland, &amp;c.; To report Observations and 
Opinion, together with the Minutes of Evidence; Papers referred ; 
Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum ; Lxxxvi1. 458. Report, 570, p. 


King’s Printers (Scotland): 


946. To inquire into the nature and extent of the King’s 
Printers’ Patent in Scotland, and to report their Opinion as to the 
propriety of any future Grant of that Patent; Day appointed for 
nominating the Committee; xc11. 178. Committee nominated ; 
Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum; Report (20 June 1810) from Select Committee on 
Public Expenditure; Report (30 July 1822) from Select Com- 
mittee on Printing and Stationery; Minutes of Evidence taken 
before the Select Committee on King’s Printers’ Patents in 1830- 
31; and Report (8 August 1832) from Select Committee on King’s 
Printers’ Patents, with the Minutes of the Evidence taken before 


the said Committee; Referred; 185. To report Minutes of Evi- 
dence; Report; 625, r. 


Kingstown and Dublin Ship Canal : —See infra, 993. 
Kinross :—See supra, 774. 


Labourers in Agriculture : 


947. Bill for encouraging and facilitating the employment of ; 
Five to be the Quorum; txxxvu. 379. Petition referred, 393. 
Report, 438. See supra, 710. 


Labourers’ Wages: 


948. To inquire into the practice of paying the Wages of La- 
bour out of the Poor Rates; To report Observations ; to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxx1x. 
213. Members added, 218. 259. 332. Petition referred, 331. 
Report, 460, p. See infra, 1030, &amp;c. 


949. Bill to amend and render more effectual the Laws prohi- 
biting the Payment of Wages otherwise than in Money; Five to 
be the Quorum; txxxv. 362. Members added, 383. Petitions 
referred, 410. Report, 416. 


Labouring Poor:—See infra, 1042. 


Land Revenue : 


950. To inquire into the Management of the Woods, Forests 
and Land Revenues of the Crown, and to report how far the 
Measures recommended by the Commissioners appointed under the 
Act 26 Geo. III. c. 87, have been carried into effect, and what 
other Measures such Committee would recommend for further 
improving and rendering more productive the Hereditary Estates 
of the Crown; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five 
to be the Quorum ; Lxxxviut. 359. Member discharged from fur- 
ther attendance on the Committee ; another Member added, 390. 
Power to Committee to adjourn from place to place, 428. Mem- 
ber discharged from further attendance on the Committee ; another 
Member added ; 435. Leave to Committee to sit in the Morning, 
notwithstanding the sitting of the House, 602. Petition referred, 
624. Power to report Observations, together with Minutes of 
Evidence; Report; 683, p. 

951. Committee again appointed; txxxrx. 218. Member 
added, 374. Leave to Committee to sit on a certain day during 
the sitting of the House, between Twelve and Three, 420, Power 
to report Minutes of Evidence, 556. Report, 575, rp. 


Land Tax: 


952. To inquire into the alleged Grievances of such Persons 
as may be charged with an increased Rate of Land Tax, in con- 
sequence of the Double Charge formerly imposed on Roman 
Catholics ; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to 


be the Quorum; Lxxxu. 301. Members added, 322. Report, 
543, Pp. 
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Land and Assessed Taxes : 

953. Duties of Receivers-general of Land and Assessed Taxes 
and Distributors of Stamps; To send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; Five to be the Quorum; txxvi. 194. Members dis- 
charged from further attendance on the Committee, and other 
Members added, 205. Petition referred, 395. Report and 


Appendix, 426, rp. (App. 1231.) Minutes ordered, and presented, 
437. (Pp. 443.) 


Landward Parishes (Scotland) Bill :— See infra, 1046. 
Law Merchant :—See infra, 984. 
Laws, Expiring : 

954. To inquire what temporary Laws of a public and general 
nature are now in force, and what have expired, &amp;c.; To report 
Observations; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Instruc- 
tion to report Opinion from time to time which of them are fit to 
be revived, continued or made perpetual; Five to be the Quorum ; 
and to sit notwithstanding any Adjournment; Report of last Ses- 
sion referred ; txxv. 119. Report, with Appendix, 126, p.—Lxxv1. 
7. Report, with Appendix, 8, p.—.xxvu. 8. Report, with Ap- 
pendix, 14, p.—.xxvi. 7. Report, 13, p.—xxx1x. 8. Report, 
13, p.—.xxx. 8. Report, 14, p.—.xxx1. 8. Report, 13, p.— 
LXXXII. 29. Report, 36, P.—Lxxxu. 8. Report, 12, P.—LxxxIVv. 
10. Report, 14, p.—.xxxv. 10. Report, 15, P.—.xxxvi. 21. 
Report, 48, p. txxxvi. 538. No Report.—.xxxvu. 7. Report, 
52, P.—txxxvul. 31. Report, 81, p.—.xxxix. 11. Report, 67, p. 


—xc. 19. Report, 180, p.—xcr. 16. Report, 35, p.—xcu1. 174. 
Report, 187, P. 


Leamington Spa : 

955. Circumstances regarding the Signatures and Presentation 
to the House of a Petition purporting to be signed by certain 
Inhabitants of Leamington Spa, praying for the extension of the 
Borough of Warwick to Leamington; txxx1x. 92. Petition of 
Inhabitants and Rate Payers of Leamington Priors, complaining 
of the forgery of their Names to a Petition presented on the 
25 June last, praying that the Town of Leamington Priors may 
not be united to the Borough of Warwick, 108. Petition of In- 
habitants of Leamington Priors, stating that their Names were 
properly subscribed to the Petition presented from them in the 
last Session; referred; 109. First Petition read; Motion, That 
the Petitioners be heard by their Counsel or Agents before the 
Committee ; Debate adjourned; 116. Order for appointing Com- 
mittee discharged, 121. 


Letter Stealing :—See supra, 751. 


Libel, Law of: 

956. Present State of the Law as regards Libel and Slander ; 
Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records, and to report 
Observations ; Five to be the Quorum; txxxix. 135. Members 
added, 178. 348. 367. Instruction to the Committee to inquire, 
consider and report how far, in their opinion, the 60 Geo. III. 
c. 9, to subject certain Publications to the Duties of Stamps upon 
Newspapers, and to make other Regulations for restraining the 
Abuses arising from the Publication of Blasphemous and Seditious 
Libels, ought to be modified or repealed; 348. No Report. 


Liberty of the Press in India :—See supra, 744. 


Library of the House of Commons :—See supra, 796, &amp;e. ; 
infra, 1234. 


Library of His Majesty : 

957. Papers relative to His Majesty’s Library; To report 
Observations ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to 
be the Quorum; to adjourn from time to time and from place to 
place; txxvi1. 133. Member added, 156. Report, 227,r. Re- 
ferred to the Committee of Supply, 879. See Supply, 9. 


Licenses :—See supra, 712. 


Life Annuities : 

958. Petition of Cadogan Williams, recommending Govern- 
ment Assurance of Annuities after the Age of Sixty; To report 
Observations ; Five to be the Quorum; txxxiv. 322. To send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Members added; 324. To report 
Minutes of Evidence, 374. Report and Appendix, 874, r. 


Lighthouses : 

959. State and Management of the Lighthouses, Floating 
Lights, Buoys and Beacons under the charge and management of 
the Corporation of the Trinity House of Deptford Strond ; of the 
Commissioners of Northern Lighthouses, of the Corporation for 


preserving 
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COM MITTEES—continued. 











ee 


II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


ee 


(2.)—To consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Lighthouses—continued. 

preserving and improving the Port of Dublin, and of all those in 
the hands of any other Corporation, Public Body or private Indi- 
viduals ; also into the Amount of the Gross Revenue and Expenses 
of Management; also into the Net Revenue and Appropriation ; 
also into the Authorities under which the respective Dues are 
collected and applied; also to inquire into the circumstances 
attending the renewal of the Leases of the Lighthouses at Harwich, 
Wintertonness and Orfordness, Dungeness and Hunstanton Cliff ; 
also to ascertain the extent of Relief which has been afforded by 
reduction of Light Dues in the United Kingdom since 1822, and 
to consider whether, by any alteration in the management, these 
Dues can be further reduced for the Relief of the Shipping of the 
Country; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be 
the Quorum; Lxxx1x. 26. Members added, 41. 65. 69. Accounts, 
&amp;e., referred, 26. 87. 193. Petitions referred, 74. 75. 109. 142. 
188, 215. 221. 227. 259. 289. 363. 547. Mumbles Lighthouse 
Bill, referred, 100. Power to report from time to time, 476. 
Power to report Observations, together with Minutes of Evidence ; 
Report ; 582, p. 





Mumbles : 

960. Bill for placing the Mumbles Head Lighthouse, in the 
County of Glamorgan, under the management of the Corporation 
of the Trinity House of Deptford Strond ; txxx1x. 100. Petition 
referred, 227. Report, 476. 


Limerick, City : 

961. The nature of the several Petitions relating to the Local 
Taxation thereof; To report Observations and Opinion from time 
to time; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be 
the Quorum; txxvi. 290. Members added, 304. Petition re- 
ferred; Reports, 3 July 1820, referred; 304. Report and Ap- 
pendix, 478, Pp. 


Limitation of Actions :—See infra, 1079. 





Linen Trade: 

962. Laws which regulate the Linen Trade of Ireland; To 
report Observations; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; Ltxxvil. 278. Members added, 284. 307. 
330. 334.353. Message to the Lords, desiring the attendance of 
the Earl of Hillsborough, 334. Leave given him to attend, 334. 
Report and Appendix, 435,-p. 

963. Laws which regulate the Linen Trade of Ireland; To 
report Observations from time to time; to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxx. 305. 
Members added, 321. 377. Toreport Opinion, 384. Resolutions 
reported; Day appointed for further considering Report; 385. 
Report referred to a Committee of the whole House, 423. (See 
supra, 413.) Second Report, 508, rp. Third Report, 589, p. 


Liverpool : 

964. To inquire into the matters complained of in the Petition 
of the Electors and Inhabitants of Liverpool (presented 21 Feb- 
ruary last), and to report the result of their inquiries to the House; 
Instruction to report, in the first place, the result of their inquiries 
as to Bribery and Corruption in the late Election; Committee to 
consist of 15 Members, 13 to be chosen by lot, and two to be 
named by the House; Day appointed for Ballot; txxxvi. 144. 
Ballot, 159. Reduced List; Power to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 160. Petition read; 
Leave given to Petitioners to examine Witnesses before the Liver- 
pool Bribery Committee ; 169. Report respecting the non-attend- 
ance of a Witness, and order for his attendance on a certain Day, 


Liverpool—-continued. 

for adjourning Debate; Motion withdrawn; Main Question Neg. 
thereupon; Ltxxxvitl. 548. Leave to Committee to sit on Tues- 
days, Thursdays and Fridays between 12 and 3, notwithstanding 
the House be then sitting and proceeding on the Orders of the 
Day, 557. Five tobe the Quorum; Petitions referred ; 558. Re- 
port, 613, p. 


Local Taxation :—See supra, 843, &amp;c. 961. 
London Bridge :—See supra, 738. 
London and Dublin Communication :—See supra, 843, ke, 


London Port: 

966. To inquire into the state of the Port of London; To re- 
port Observations ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; 
Five to be the Quorum; xc1. 36. Petitions referred, 41. 46. 546, 
557. 709. Steam Vessels (Thames) Bill, referred, 442. Power 
to report Opinion, together with Minutes of Evidence; Report, 
with Resolutions, to be printed; 796. 


London Scavage and Package : 

967. Bill to authorize the Commissioners of His Majesty’s 
Treasury to purchase the Duties of Package, Scavage and Por- 
terage belonging to the Corporation of London; To send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxvi1. 
648. Report, 663. 


Londonderry Bridge :—See supra, 739. 
Lord’s Day :—See infra, 1093. 
Lotteries :—See supra, 917. 


Lunatics : 

968. To inquire into the Treatment of Pauper Lunatics in the 
County of Middlesex, and to consider the propriety of extend- 
ing the provisions of 14 Geo. III. c. 49, to Pauper Lunatics; 
and the consolidation of all Acts relative to Lunatics and Lunatic 
Asylums; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be 
the Quorum; Lxxxu. 556. Members added, 561. 578. To report 
Minutes of Evidence, 605. Report, 605, Pp. 

969. Bill for regulating the Care and Treatment of Insane 
Persons in England; Power to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxv1. 478. Members added, 
485. Report, 516.———Another Bill committed; To send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; Lxxxvil. 
75. Report, 157. 


Lushington, Stephen Rumbold, Esq. :—See infra, 1000. 


M‘Adam, John Loudon : 


970. Petition for Payment of a Balance alleged to be due to 
him; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum; Lxxvu. 333. Petitions referred, 337. 8357. Members 
added, 338. 341. 366. Message to the Lords requesting the 
attendance of the Earl of Chichester, 341. Committee to sit not- 
withstanding the Adjournment, 368. Report, 412, p. 


Machinery : 

971. State of the Law, and its Consequences, respecting the 
Exportation of Tools and Machinery; To send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxx. 124. Mem- 
bers added, 207. Report, 621, p. See supra, 722. 


Mallow :—See supra, 850. 





190. House informed that the Witness had attended the Com- 
mittee, and had been examined, 197. Special Report respecting 
a Witness refusing to answer Questions, and Order for her at- 
tendance, 212. 
to report Minutes of Evidence; Report; 245, p. 


965. To pursue the Inquiries, commenced by the Committee 
appointed on the 6 March last, into the matter complained of in the 
Petition of Electors and Inhabitants of Liverpool; To send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; to report 
Minutes of Evidence; Motion, That it be an Instruction to the 
Committee to inquire into the last Elections for a Burgess or 
Burgesses to serve in Parliament, commencing with the Election 
in 1831, and to report upon each Election separately, whether 
general Bribery and Corruption have been proved or not, &amp;c. 
Motion, That the House adjourn; Question Neg. thereupon ; 
Question again proposed; Debate arising thereupon; Motion 





Examined at the Bar of the House, 218. Power | 


Malt: 

972. Petitions relative to the Duty on Malt in Scotland, pre- 
sented to the House in the last and present Sessions; To report 
Observations ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to 
be the Quorum; Motion for referring all Petitions against the 
additional Malt Tax, Neg.; txxvi. 257. Members added, 287. 
Petition referred, 295. To report Minutes of Evidence; Report 
and Appendix; 405, Pp. 

973. Effects produced by allowing a Malt Drawback on 
Spirits, and to report the same, with Observations; To send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; to report Minutes of Evidence; 
Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxvi. 825. Members added, 843. 847. 
857.870. Members discharged from further Attendance, 847, 857. 
Power to report Opinion; Report of Resolutions and Minutes of 
Evidence ; 888, P. 





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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.)—TZo consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Manby, Captain : 

974. Petition for further Compensation for his Invention for 
saving the Lives of Shipwrecked Persons; To send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Petition referred ; 
LXxvil. 285. To report Minntes of Evidence, 318. Report, 
318, Pp. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 379. See 
Supply, 11. 


Manor Courts: 

975. To inquire into the Operation of the Small Debt Juris- 
diction of Manor Courts in Ireland, the Abuses which may exist 
therein, and the Remedies proper to be applied; To send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; xcu. 
Petitions referred, 266. 324. 362. 371. 416. 435. To report 
Observations, with Minutes of Evidence; Report, 610, r. 


155. 


Manufactures, Commerce and Shipping: 
976. To inquire into the present State of Manufactures, Com- 
merce and Shipping in the United Kingdom, and to report their 


Opinion and Observations thereupon; To send for Persons, | 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxvut. 346. | 


Motion for adding Member to the Committee ; Question Neg. ; 355. 
Petitions referred, 364. 379. 394. 403, 404, 412. 427, 428, 429. 
432. 437, 449, 459, 460. 484. 504. 509. 591. 610. 


Manufacturing Employment: 


977. The means of lessening the evils arising from the Fluc- | 


tuation of Employment in the Manufacturing Districts; To report 
Observations ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to 
be the Quorum; Lxxxv. 419. Members added, 440. 491. Re- 
port, 606, P. 


Marine Insurance: 
978. Report (18 April 1810) from the Select Committee on 
Marine Insurance; To be re-printed; txx1x. 349. 


Market Tolls :—See infra, 1155, &amp;e. 
Marlborough, Duke of: 


979. To inquire into the Allegations of Fact contained in 
Petition of the Duke of Marlborough, praying the House to 
inquire into the Circumstances under which the Parliamentary 
Grant made to John Duke of Marlborough in 1706 has become 
subject to various Deductions, from which similar Grants for 
eminent Services have been exempted; xcu. 372. To send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 375. To 
report Observations, with Minutes of Evidence; Report, 433, pv. 


Mauritius :—See infra, 1116. 


Medical Education : 

980. To inquire into and consider the Laws, Regulations and 
Usages regarding the Education and Practice of the various 
Branches of the Medical Profession in the United Kingdom ; To 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
Lxxx1x.20. Leave to the Committee to sit on certain Days during 
the sitting of the House between Twelve and Three, 374, 384. 
Members discharged from further Attendance on the Committee, 
143. 487. Members added, 143. 374. 487. Petitions referred, 
44, 48. 60. 72. 86. 101. 114. 120. 124. 138. 143. 166. 210, 211, 230. 
260. 269. 324. 343. 379. 390. 439. 442, 443. 568. Accounts, &amp;c., 
referred, 45. 60. 65. 594. Power to report Observations, together 
with Minutes of Evidence, 594. Report, with Minutes of Evi- 
dence, 595, P. 


Members of Parliament : 

981. To examine the Returns made by the Members of this 
House in pursuance of the Orders of 8 June 1821; To send for 
Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxvut. 49. 
Instruction to amend and complete Returns, 100. Report, 414, p. 
(App. 1358.) 

982. To inquire what Reduction can be made in the Salaries 
and Emoluments of Offices held during the pleasure of the Crown 
by Members of either House of Parliament; To report Opinion 


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Salary and Allowances present or in reversion; To send for Per- 
sons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Instruction 
to report the Number of Members of both Houses who have held 
at different antecedent Periods, Offices, Places or Emoluments 
under the Crown; txxxvi1. 110. So much of the Order as re- 
gards Members of the House of Peers discharged, 286. Report, 
675, P. 


See infra, 1000. 1063, &amp;c. 


Merchant and Factor : 


984. State of the Law relating to Goods, Wares and Merchan- 
dize entrusted to Merchants, &amp;c.; To report Opinion ; Lxxvutt. 
315. To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum; 316. Members added, 332. Petition referred, 341. 
To report Minutes of Evidence, 392. Report, 392, r. Day ap- 
pointed for further considering Report, 392. 


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and Observations ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five | 


to be the Quorum ; Lxxxvi. 162. Members added, 165. Message 
to the Lords requesting the attendance of the Lord Chancellor, 245. 
Of Lord Durham, 277. Of the Duke of Richmond, 308. Power 
to report Minutes of Evidence; Report, with Appendix; 466, p. 
Minutes ordered ; txxxvi. 922. Presented, 928. 


983. To examine and report the Number of Members of both 
Houses of Parliament who hold Office, Place or Emolument 
under the Crown or Public Offices, &amp;c., and the Amount of 


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985. To consider of the most effectual Plan for raising of 
Money to carry into effect the necessary Improvements required 
in the Cities of London, Westminster, Borough of Southwark, and 
Counties of Middlesex and Surrey, and for the purchasing of the 
Interest of the Proprietors of the Waterloo and Southwark Bridges, 
that they may be thrown open for the use of the Public, free from 
Toll; Day appointed for nominating the Committee; xc1. 483. 
Committee nominated ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; 501. To report Observations, with Mi- 
nutes of Evidence; Report ; 732, p. 


Metropolis Police :—See infra, 1022, &amp;e. 
Metropolis Roads :—See infra, 1180, &amp;e. 
Metropolis Water :—See infra, 1200, &amp;e. 
Middlesex Turnpike Trusts :—See infra, 1180, &amp;e. 


Milbank, Penitentiary at :—See infra, 1018, 1019. 


Milford Haven : 


986. State of the Communication between England and the 
South and South-West of Ireland, by Milford Haven; To send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxx11. 
209. Members added, 226. 247. 300. 365. 381. Petitions re- 
ferred, 321. 327, 357. 366. 383. 394. To sit, notwithstanding 
Adjournment, 390. To report Minutes of Evidence, 400. Report, 
408, vp. Second Report, 560, p. 


Military Establishment (Colonies) : 


987. To inquire into the Military Establishment and Expen- 
diture in the Colonies and Dependencies of the Crown; Power to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
Lxxx1x. 78. Member excused further Attendance on the Com- 
mittee, 87. Members added, 87. 402. Power to report Opinion, 
with Minutes of Evidence, 570. Report, 573, p.———To consi- 
der the Military Establishments and Expenditure of the British 
Empire in the Colonies, in completion of the Inquiry which was 
commenced in the last Session of the last Parliament, and to report 
their Observations thereupon to the House; To send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; xc. 43. A Mem- 
ber discharged from Attendance; another Member added; 137. 
Members added, 281. 423. Leave to sit on a certain Day during 
the sitting of the House, 447. To report Opinion and Minutes of 
Evidence ; Report, with Resolutions, 516, r. 


Mills :—See supra, 889. 


Mines: 


988. To inquire into the Nature, Cause and Extent of those 
lamentable Catastrophes which have occurred in the Mines of 
Great Britain, with the view of ascertaining and suggesting the 
Means for prevening the recurrence of similar fatal Accidents ; 
xc. 304. To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be 
the Quorum; 305. Members added, 322. Power to adjourn 
from place to place, 495. To report Observations, together with 
Minutes of Evidence, 570. Report, 649, p. 


| Mint, Royal: 


' 989. To inquire into the Establishment of the Royal Mint, and 
the System under which the fabrication and delivery of the Coin 
are conducted ; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; xc. 96. Power to adjourn from place 
to place, 465. To report Observations, with the Minutes of Evi- 
dence; Report; 570, p. 


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(2.)—To consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Miscellaneous Estimates, Lreland : 


990. To inquire into the Irish Miscellaneous Estimates, with 
the exception of Three, which were not voted in the Committee of 
Supply, on the 3d April 1829; Five to be the Quorum; Miscel- 
laneous Estimates and Abstract referred ; uxxxiv. 214. To send 
for Persons, Papers and Records, 228. To sit notwithstanding 
Adjournment, 369. To report Minutes of Evidence, 402. Report 
and Appendix, 402, p. 


Molasses : 


991. To inquire into the expediency of admitting the use of 
Molasses in the Breweries and Distilleries of the United Kingdom, 
&amp;e.; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum ; Lxxxvi. 596. Members added, 596. 6:5. 636. Mem- 
ber discharged from further Attendance, 636. iKeports of former 
Sessions referred, 596. 626. Petitions referred, 635. 676. 685. 
699. 710, 711. 718. 722. 732. 771. 781. 786, 787, 788. 792. 795. 
811. 816, 817. 855. To report Minutes of Evidence, 684. Re- 
port, 684, p. To report Observations and Opinions; Second 
Report ; 889, p. 


Morpeth and Edinburgh Road :—Sce infra, 1183. 
Morton’s Patent Slip : 


992. ‘To consider how far it is expedient to extend the Patent 
granted for Morton’s Slip; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxvul. 235. 
Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Member added, 
253. Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report; 271, Pp. 


Mumbles Head Lighthouse :—sSee supra, 960. 
Municipal Corporations :—See supra, 805. 
Museum, British :—See supra, 742. 

Nash, Mr. :—See supra, 824, 

Naval Appointments :—See supra, 720. 
Navigations : 


Dublin and Kingstown Ship Canal : 


993. To inquire into the expediency and practicability of con- 
structing a Ship Canal between the City of Dublin and the Asylum 
Harbour at Kingstown, and the Works connected therewith, &amp;c. ; 
To send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum ; 
uxxxvilt. 507. Members added, 513. 515. 522, 523. 531. 543, 544. 
548. Petitions referred, 354. 548. 554. 562. 568. Power to report 
Minutes of Evidence; Report; 615, P. 


Inland Communication (Ireland) :—See supra, 933. 
Shannon Navigation :—See infra, 1107. 


Negro Apprenticeship : 


994. To inquire into the working of the Apprenticeship System 
in the Colonies, the Condition of the Apprentices, and the Laws 
and Regulations affecting them which have been passed. Day 
appointed for nominating the Committee ; xcr. 192. Nomination of 
Committee deferred, 214. Committee nominated; Power to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 220. 
A Member discharged from Attendance ; another Member added ; 
313. A Member added, 400. List of Special Justices appointed 
under the Slavery Abolition Act, referred; 483. Power to 
report Observations, together with Minutes of Evidence; Report; 
803, P. 

995. To inquire into the working of the Apprenticeship System 
in the Colonies, the Condition of the Apprentices and the Eman- 
cipated Negroes, and the Laws and Regulations affecting them ; 
and also the State of Education of the Negroes in the Colonies ; 
xc. 389. Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five 
to be the Quorum ; 390. List of Special Justices appointed under 
the Slavery Abolition Act, referred, 514. Correspondence rela- 
tive to the Removal of Dr. Palmer from the office of Special 
Magistrate in Jamaica, referred, 596. To report Observations ; 
Report ; 624, p. 


New Courts :—See supra, 814. 


Newark Estate : 


996. Bill to discharge the Newark Estate, in the County of 
Nottingham, from any costs of re-building or repairing Trent and 
Markham Bridges, and to charge the same on the other Here- 
ditary Revenues of the Crown; Three to be the Quorum; 
xem. 292. Report, 345. 

Newington Vestry : 

997. Report from Committee of the whole House on the Bill 

for establishing a Select Vestry in the Parish of St. Mary, New- 








Newington Vestry—continued. 

ington, Surrey, referred to a Select Committee to examine whether 
the Standing Orders referred to therein have been complied with ; 
To report Opinion; To send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; txxvr. 189. Report, with a Resolution, 
to lie on the Table; Bill re-committed to former Committee ; 
Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 206. Petitions 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 212. Report, 27 March, from 
Committee on the Bill, referred, 238. Committee revived, and to 
sit and proceed, 246. Time enlarged for Report, 262. Petitions 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 316. Motion that the 
Committee be discharged from proceeding any further on the Bill ; 
Debate thereupon adjourned, 346. Debate resumed ; Amendment 
proposed ; Motion and Amendment withdrawn ; Committee re- 
vived, and to sit and proceed upon a certain Day; Petition 
referred, and Counsel ordered; Another,Petition referred; 357. 
Report, 372. 


Northampton Corporation : 

998. To inquire into any Payment or engagement to pay 
Election Expenses by the Corporation at the late Election ; To send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 
Petitions referred; txxxu.209. To report Minutes of Evidence, 
301. Report, 302, p. 


Northern Roads :—See infra, 1184. 


Notaries, Public: 
999. Bill to amend Act relating thereto; Five to be the Quo- 
rum; Lxxxvu. 563. Report, 591. 


Officers of the House of Commons :—See supra, 798. 
Offices :—See supra, 981; infra, 1114. 


Offices Abroad : 

1000. Petitions presented 19 March and 16 April, relating to 
the Seat of Stephen Rumbold Lushington, Esq"; To search for 
Precedents in respect of Members accepting Offices abroad without 
vacating their Seats; To report Observations ; To send for Per- 
sons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxiv. 
332. Report, 366, p. 


Official Houses: 


1001. How far it may be practicable to diminish the Number 
of Houses and Apartments now occupied by Public Officers and 
others at the Public Expense, without detriment to the Public 
Service; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five 
to be the Quorum; Lxxx1x. 286. Members added, 415. 453. 470. 
Accounts referred, 363. Report referred, 470. Leave to Com- 
mittee to sit on a certain Day during the sitting of the House, 427. 
Power to report from time to time, and also to report Minutes of 
Evidence; Report, 492, rp. Second Report, 562, pr. 


Ogilvy’s Restoration Bill: 
1002. Five to be the Quorum; To sit and proceed, and to 
report on the Morrow; txxx1. 316. Report, 319. 


Omnibuses :— See supra, 925. 


Ophthalmic Hospital : 

1003. To inquire into the Establishment of the Ophthalmic 
Hospital in the Regent’s Park, &amp;c. ; To report Opinion; To send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; To 
adjourn from time to time and from place to place; and to sit not- 
withstanding adjournment; txxvi. 325. Members added, 330. 
341.345. Petition referred, 427. Report, 499, p. (App. 1233.) 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, txxvu. 458. See 
Supply, 13. 


Orange Lodges, Ireland : 

1004. To inquire into the origin, nature, extent and tendency 
of the Orange Institutions in Great Britain and the Colonies; and 
to report the Evidence and their Opinion thereupon; To send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; xc. 533. 
House informed, that Lieutenant-Colonel Fairman, a witness, had 
refused to produce a Book which he admitted to be in his posses- 
sion, 564. Lieutenant-Colonel Fairman ordered to attend on a cer- 
tain day, 565. Attends; called in, and examined by Mr. Speaker, 
and having expressed his desire to have the Evidence respecting 
the Book given by him before the Committee read; Motion, 
That the Short-hand Writer be required to read the said Evi- 
dence; Question Neg. thereupon; Witness further examined, and 
having persevered in his refusal to produce the said Book; Mo- 
tion, That he be taken into the custody of the Serjeant, with- 
drawn ; Further examined; Motion, That he be informed that it 

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Orfordness Lighthouse :—See supra, 959. 


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is the opinion of the House that he is bound to produce the said 
Book; Amendment proposed, but not made; Motion agreed to; 
Witness called in, and informed by Mr. Speaker of the Resolution 
of the House; 571. Report, That Lieutenant-Colonel Fairman 
appeared before the Committee, and persisted in refusing to pro- 
duce the said Book; Resolution, That he has been guilty of a 
breach of the Privileges of the House; and Order that he be 
committed to Newgate, and that Mr. Speaker do issue his War- 
rants accordingly; 575. The Serjeant informed the House that 
he had not been able to find Lieutenant-Colonel Fairman, 577. 
Leave to Committee to sit on a certain day during the sitting of 
the House, 591. 605. To report Observations ; Report to lie on 
the Table, and to be printed; Official Documents produced be- 
fore the Committee to be returned to their respective Departments ; 
653. 


1005. To inquire into the nature, character, extent and ten- 
dency of Orange Lodges, Associations or Societies in Ireland ; xc. 
155. To report Opinion; To send for Persons, Papers and Re- 
cords; Five to be the Quorum; 155. Members discharged from 
attendance, 162. 269. 333. 467. Members added, 166. 259. 269. 
298. 333. 467. Petitions referred, 181. 340. 507. Message to 
the Lords to request the attendance of the Earl of Gosford at the 
Committee; Message to the Lords to request the attendance of 
the Earls of Charlemont and Caledon at the Committee ; 358. 
Leave given, 373. 430. Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; 
Report; 469, rp. Second and Third Reports, 518, p. Official 
Documents produced before the Committee to be returned to 
their respective Departments, 521. 


1006. To inquire into the present State of the Orphans Fund ; 
To report Opinion and Observations; to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; txxvi. 42. Accounts 
referred, 96. To report Opinion and Observations, and Minutes 
of Evidence; Report and Appendix, 376, rp. (App. 1195.) 

1007. To inquire into the present State of the Orphans Fund, 
and more especially to ascertain, as nearly as possible, at what 
period or periods the several Sums of Money charged upon the 
said Fund by various Acts of Parliament will be paid off; To 
report Observations ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; to sit during the sitting, and notwith- 
standing Adjournment; Reports and Papers presented in former 
Sessions and in the present Session, referred; txxx1v. 272. Report, 
369, P. 

See infra, 1048. 


Outrages in Ireland:—See supra, 939. 
Package and Scavage :—See supra, 967. 


Parcels : 
1008. To inquire into the operation of so much of Acts 

3 Will. &amp; Mary, c. 12, 21 Geo. II. c. 28, and 39 Geo. ITI. c. 58, 
as relates to the Carriage of Parcels and Porterage; To send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Three to be the Quorum; xxx. 
387. Members added, 468. Report, 611, P. 


Parish Registers : 
1009. To consider and report on the general State of Parochial 
Registries, and the Laws relating to them, and on a general Re- 
gistration of Births, Baptisms, Marriages, Deaths and Burials in 





England and Wales; To send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; txxxvi. 231. Members added, 503. 
Petitions referred, 289. 322. 590. Power to report Minutes of 
Evidence, 675. Report, 678, p. 

1010. Bill from the Lords for the better regulation of Parochial 
Registration in Scotland; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxv. 639. 
No Report. 


1011. Bill to establish a uniform and efficient System of Regis- 
tration of Births, Marriages and Deaths in Scotland; Lxxxrx. 464. 
Report, 582. Another Bill; Five to be the Quorum; xc. 
186. No Report. 


Parish Vestries :—See infra, 1194. 


Parliament : 

1012. To examine the Petitions in favour of Reform; distin- 
guishing those praying for Vote by Ballot, and to report the same 
to the House; Three to be the Quorum; Lxxxvi. 326. Report, 
387, P. 


Parliament, Houses of : 


1013. To consider and report upon such Plan as may be most 
fitting and convenient for the permanent accommodation of the 
Houses of Parliament; xc. 38. To send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; Five to be the Quorum; Report of the Lords of the 
Council upon the Evidence taken respecting the Destruction by 
Fire of the Two Houses of Parliament, and the Minutes of Evi- 
dence upon which that Report was founded ; referred; 39. Peti- 
tion referred, 201. Members added, 243. To report Opinion and 
Minutes of Evidence; Report, with Resolutions and Minutes of 
Evidence; 311, rp. Resolutions read; Address thereupon; 346. 
—(See Addresses, 1425.) Another Committee; Five to be 
the Quorum ; Motion for Instruction to reconsider the removal of 
the Site of both Houses of Parliament; and Q" Neg. thereupon; 
xcI. 17. Motion for Instruction to inspect the Plans submitted 
to His Majesty’s Commissioners, and receive the Estimates of the 
said Plans from such Architects as may be willing to furnish 
them; and Q" Neg. thereupon; 48. To report Observations and 
Opinion, with Minutes of Evidence, from time to time; First 
Report; 145. To report Minutes of Evidence; Second Report; 
337, P. 





1014. To consider the best mode of ventilating and warming 
the new Houses of Parliament, and of rendering the same favour- 
able to the transmission of sound; To send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Three to be the Quorum; xc. 499. Instruction to 
extend their Inquiry to the Ventilation of the present Houses of 
Parliament ; To report Observations, with Minutes of Evidence ; 
Report ; 629, p. 

1015. To inquire into the Facts of the Case of the late Speaker 
and Officers of the Houses of Parliament who suffered by the 
Fire of the former Houses of Parliament, and to report the same ; 
To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
xc. 598. Message to the Lords to request the attendance of 
Viscount Canterbury at the Committee; To report Minutes of 
Evidence; 609. Report; printed ; 616, Pp. 


Parliamentary Reports and Papers :—See infra, 1089. 
Parochial Accounts :—See infra, 1039. 

Parochial Registration :—See supra, 1009. 

Parochial Settlements : —See infra, 1041. 


Party Walls :—See supra, 745. 


Patents for Inventions: 

1016. Present State of the Law and Practice relative to the 
granting of Patents for Inventions; To report Observations; to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
Lxxx1v. 214. Members added, 278. 301. To sit notwithstanding 
Adjournment, 369. To report Minutes of Evidence; Report and 
Appendix ; 395, p. 

1017. Bill to explain and amend the Laws respecting; Five to 
be the Quorum; itxxxvitl. 297. Members added, 358. 421. To 
report Opinion; Report; 528. 

See supra, 992. 


Pauper Lunatics :—See supra, 968. 
Peace, Clerks of :—See supra, 776. 


Penitentiary : 

1018. To inquire into the present State of the Penitentiary at 
Milbank ; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be 
the Quorum ; txxvi. 310. Members added, 325. 332. 343. To 
adjourn from place to place, 353. Report, 465, p. Another 
Committee ; To report Observations ; to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxrx. 113. Members 
added, 115. 122. Report presented 8 March 1824; referred, 128, 
Report, 482, P. 





Pensions :—Scee infra, 1147. 


Petitions : 

1019. The best means to be adopted for facilitating the Pre- 
sentation of Public Petitions; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxvu. 
303. To report Minutes of Evidence, 522. Report, 522, pr. See 
supra, 724. 758. 942. 1012; infra, 1092. 

Petitions for Private Bills :—sSee infra, 1058. 


Petty Sessions (Ireland): 
1020. Bill for the better Administration of Justice at Petty 
Sessions in Ireland; uxxx1. 312. No Report. 


Piers 





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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.)—To consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 
Piers (Ireland) :—See supra, 834, &amp;c. Poor—continued. 


Pilots :—See supra, 769. 


Plymouth Breakwater : 

1021. To inquire into the circumstances attending the Contract 
for Limestone entered into with the Admiralty, by Messrs. Scott, in 
1835; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum; Petition of Silas Pearse, referred ; xc. 571. Leave to 
Committee to sit on a certain Day during the sitting of the House, 
574. 588. 591. 626. To report Minutes of Evidence and Pro- 
ceedings; Report, 659, Pp. 


Police : 

1022. To inquire into the State of the Police of the Metropolis ; 
To report Observations; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; Lxxvi. 108. Petition referred, 250. 
To report Observations and Minutes of Evidence; Report and 
Appendix; 350, p. 

1023. To inquire into the cause of the increase in the Num- 
ber of Commitments and Convictions in London and Middlesex, 
and into the State of the Police of the Metropolis, and Districts 
adjoining thereto; To report Observations and Opinion; to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; to sit notwithstanding Adjournment; 
to adjourn from place to place; Five to be the Quorum ; Former 
Reports referred; txxx11. 114. To report Minutes of Evidence; 
Report and Appendix ; 527, p. 

1024. To inquire into the cause of the increase in the Number 
of Commitments and Convictions in London and Middlesex, 
and into the State of the Police of the Metropolis and Districts 
adjoining thereto; To report Observations and Opinion; to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; to sit during the sitting and 
notwithstanding Adjournment; Five to be the Quorum; Reports 
of former Sessions referred ; txxxiv. 234. Members added, 249. 
No Report. 

1025. To inquire into the State of the Police of the Metropo- 
lis within the Metropolitan District, and the State of Crime therein; 
To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 
Lxxxvit. 299. All Petitions regarding the Police and Reports of 
former Sessions referred, 307. Petitions referred, 360. 427. 610. 
Power to report Observations; Report ; 683, p. 


1026. To inquire into the matters of the Petition of Inhabitants 
of Camberwell and Walworth, complaining of the Employment of 
the Police as Spies; To send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; txxxvu. 537. Leave to Committee to 
sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding any Adjournment of the 
House, 586. Petition of W. S. Popay referred, 568. Power to 
report Opinion and Minutes of Evidence; Report, with Resolu- 
tions, to lie on the Table, and to be printed, 641. 


1027. To inquire into the State of the Police of the Metropolis 
within the Metropolitan District, and the State of Crime therein; 
To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 
Lxxx1x. 106. Papers referred, 106.570. Petitions referred, 323. 
336. 389. 546. Leave to Committee to sit on certain Days during 
the sitting of the House, between Twelve and Three, 374. 381. 
Member added, 509. Power to report Minutes of Evidence, 570. 
Report, 596, Pp. 

1028. To inquire into the Provisions of the Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. 
c. 19, “ For the more effectual Administration of Justice in the 
Office of a Justice of the Peace in the several Police Offices esta- 
blished in the Metropolis, and for the more effectual Prevention 
of Depredations on the River Thames and its Vicinity, for Three 
Years,” with a view to the further Improvement of the same; To 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 
xc. 265. To report Minutes of Evidence; Report; 548, p. 

See supra, 783. 


Polls :—See supra, 865. 


Poole Borough : 

1029. To inquire into the Circumstances attending the late 
Election of the Municipal Council of the Borough of Poole; Power 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 
xcr. 105. To report Minutes of Evidence ; Report, 212, p. 


Poor: 


1030. Bill to promote the Employment of the Labouring Poor 
by free hiring and adequate Wages; Five to be the Quorum ; 
Lxxxv. 397. Member added, 408. Report, 420, 


1031. Bill for the better rating Tenements under a certain 


Value in England and Wales; Five to be the Quorum ; Lxxxvu11. 
416. Members added, 421. Report, 462. 





1032. To consider of the several Returns made in 1819, 1820, 
and 1821, relative to the Sum assessed, levied and expended on 
account of the Poor Rates in England and Wales; To report an 
Abstract, with their Observations; Three to be the Quorum; txxvyr, 
391. Member added, 405. Report, with Appendix, 504, p, 
(App. 1234.) 


1033. To consider of the several Returns made in 1819, 1820, 
1821 and 1822, relative to the Sums assessed, levied and expended 
on account of the Poor in England and Wales; To report an 
Abstract, with Observations; to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; Three to be the Quorum; Report 10 July 1821, and 
Act 50 Geo. IIT. c. 49, referred ; Instruction to consider of new 
Provisions for keeping and passing the Accounts of Monies ex- 
pended on the Poor; txxvi1.101. Members added, 119.196. 330, 
Report and Appendix, 426,r. (App. 1334.) 

1034. To consider of the several Returns made in 1822 and 
1823, relative to the Sums assessed for the Relief of the Poor; To 
report an Abstract and Observations; to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records ; Five to be the Quorum; Reports of 1821 and 1822 
referred; Lxxvitt. 77. Members added, 87. Report, 477, p. 


1035. To consider of the several Returns made in 1823 and 
1824; To report an Abstract and Observations ; to send for Per- 
sons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Reports of 
former Sessions referred; Lxx1x. 230. Members added, 246. 323. 
Report, 501, rp. 

1036. To consider of the several Returns made in 1824, relative 
to the Relief of the Poor; To report an Abstract, with Observa- 
tions; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Three to be the 
Quorum ; Reports of 1821, 1822, 1823 and 1824, referred; txxx. 
294. Report, 446, p. 


1037. To consider of the several Returns made in 1825, relative 
to the Sums assessed, levied and expended on account of the Poor 
in England and Wales; To report Observations ; to send for Per- 
sons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Report of last 
Session referred; txxx1.179. Report, 311, p. 


1038. To inquire into the Administration of the Relief of the 
Poor, under the Orders and Regulations issued by the Com- 
missioners appointed under the Provisions of the Poor Law 
Amendment Act; To consist of Twenty-one Members ; to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; xcut. 91. 
To report Minutes of Evidence from time to time, 167. Petitions 
referred, 123. 135. 148. 153. 163. 167. 173. 188. 207. 211. 221. 227. 
248. 262. 272. 277. 285. 290. 316. 319. 330. 336. 360. 362. 367. 371. 
380. 384. 395. 398. 399. 405. 410. 416. 428. 430. 435. 436. 439. 448. 
460. 463, 464. 469. 472. 476. 482. 487. 491. 504. 547. 568. First 
Report, 194, p. A Member discharged from attendance; another 
Member added to the Committee; 201. Second Report, 206, p. 
Special Report, That parts of the Evidence and Documents pre- 
sented to the Committee, and which have not been reported to the 
House, have appeared in the True Sun Newspaper; Newspapers 
delivered in; 269. Day appointed for further considering Report; 
Report to be printed; 270. Further consideration of Report de- 
ferred, 274.279. Report further considered; Resolution against 
publishing unreported Evidence; 282. Other Reports; to be 
printed ; Third, 289. Fourth, 305. Fifth, 312, A Member 
discharged from attendance; a Member added to the Committee ; 
314. Other Reports to be printed; Sixth, 320. Seventh, 337. 
Eighth, 343. Ninth, 363. Tenth, 392. Eleventh, 409. Twelfth, 
423. Thirteenth, 430. Fourteenth, 435. Fifteenth, 445. Six- 
teenth, 452. Seventeenth, 464. Eighteenth, 472. Nineteenth, 
482. Twentieth, 496. Twenty-first, 504. Twenty-second, 520. 
Power to Committee to report Observations; Twenty-third Report; 
to be printed; 598. 


1039. To inquire into the means that may be adopted for the 
better and more efficient regulation of Returns of Parochial 
Accounts ; Five to be the Quorum; txxxu1. 353. No Report. 


1040. That part of the Poor Laws relating to the Employment 
or Relief of able-bodied Persons, from the Poor Rate, and the 
abuses thereof; To report Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxu1. 374. Labourers’ 
Wages Bill committed to the same Committee ; 381. Members 
added, 382. 392. 401. 420. To report Minutes of Evidence, and 
to sit notwithstanding Adjournment, 401. Petition referred, 421. 
Report, 494, p. See supra, 948. 


1041, Law of Parochial Settlements; To send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; xxx. 93. Peti- 
tions referred, 106. 130. 288. Members added, 106. Report, 
414, P. 


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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.)\—To consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Poor—continued. 


Ireland : 

1042. Condition of the Labouring Poor in Ireland ; To report 
Observations and Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; Five to be the Quorum ; Lxxvim1.413. Members added, 
418. 438. 442. To report Minutes of Evidence, 477. Report, 
478, P. 


1043. Second Report from Committee on State of Ireland as to 
Disease, and condition of Labouring Poor, presented 7 June 1819 ; 
To be re-printed; Lxxx1v. 402. 


1044, State of the Poorer Classes in Ireland, and the best 
means of improving their condition; To report Observations ; 
Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum ; Lxxxv. 166. Report to the Irish Government on the 
State of the County Hospitals and Infirmaries in Ireland, referred, 
236. Power to report Minutes of Evidence, 596. First Report, 
597, Pp. Second Report, 639, rp. Third Report, 643, p. Fourth 
Report, with Appendix, 649, p. 


1045. State of the Poorer Classes in Ireland, and the best 
means of improving their condition; To report Observations ; 
Amendment proposed, but not made; Main Question put, and 
agreed to; Committee appointed ; Five to be the Quorum ; Lxxxv1. 
58. No Report. 


1046. Landward Parishes (Scotland) Bill; Five to be the 
Quorum ; Lxxxv. 582. Report, 628. 


Population : 

1047. Bill for taking an Account of the Population of Great 
Britain, and of the increase or diminution thereof; Power to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxv. 
363. Power to report Minutes of Evidence; Report; Report 
to be further considered; 408, vp. Bill re-committed, 426. 
Report, and Bill re-committed to a Committee of the whole 
House ; Minutes of Evidence to be printed; 480. 


Porterage :—See supra, 967. 1008. 


M4 &gt; a&gt; . . 
Port Patrick and Glasgow Roads :—-See infra, 1175, 1176. 
1184. 


Postage and Post Office : 

1048. Report on Petition for Bill for applying unclaimed 
Dividends on the Orphans Fund, and to alter and enlarge Powers 
of Acts, with the Accounts of the Sums already expended, and 
the Estimate on which the additional Grant is required; To report 
Observations ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Voices 
given; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxv.179. Petition of Augustus 
Browne, referred, 416. To report Minutes of Evidence ; Report 
and Appendix; 464, rp.— Correspondence relative to the extra 
Post; To report Observations ; to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxvi. 433. 
referred, 446. 452. 461. Member added, 452. 
(App. 1233.) 


Petitions 
Report, 472, p. 


Post Communication (Ireland) : 
1049. To inquire into the Post Office Communication between 
Great Britain and Ireland ; and to report Observations; Power 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
Reports referred ; uxxxvu. 201. Members added, 209. 229. 419. 
Petitions referred, 248. 510. Power to report Minutes of Evi- 
dence ; Report, 572, p 


Prerogative Court (Ireland): 
1050. To report their Opinion upon the Nineteenth Report of 

the Commissioners of Judicial Inquiry in Ireland, on the subject 
of the Court of Prerogative there, and whether any and what steps 
should be taken thereupon; Five to be the Quorum; Report 
referred ; Lxxxvi. 390. Members added, 397. No Report. 


Presentments :—Sce supra, 918, &amp;e. 





Printed Reports :—See infra, 1089. 


Printing : 

1051. Manner in which the Printing and Stationery are 
supplied to the House of Commons, and to the Public Depart- 
ments in the United Kingdom; To report Observations; to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxvi. 
260, 


Members added, 284. To sit during the sitting, and 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Printing— continued. 


Accounts 


notwithstanding any Adjournment, of the House, 320. 
referred, 348. 413. Report and Appendix, 475, p. 


1052. Expense of printing the Votes and Papers ordered by. 
the House, and if any means can be adopted to lessen the same ; 
To send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum ; 
LXxxu. 301. Member added, 457. Report and Appendix, 


517, P. 


1053. To consider the manner in which the Journals, Bills 
and Papers are prepared and printed for the use of both Houses 
of Parliament, their Numbers, Expense, Distribution and Quantity 
in store; the Number of Acts of Parliament printed for both 
Houses of Parliament, and for the Public Service, their Expense 
and Distribution; also, those for the use of the Public, and the 
Prices at which‘sold; and the Establishments requisite for con- 
ducting the same; to consider whether any and what alteration 
can be made in the existing system, with benefit to the Public; 
To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum ; to report Opinion, together with Minutes of Evidence, 
from time to time; Reports from Select Committee on Printing, 
Session 1828; on King’s Printers’ Patent, 1831-2; Public 
Documents, 1833 ; House of Commons’ Officers and Fees, 1833-4 ; 
Private Bill Fees, 1834; Referred; xc. 50, 51. A Member 
discharged from attendance ; other Members added ; 81. Members 
added, 119. 142. Power to report Opinion from time to time ; 
First Report, with Resolutions; 145. To lie on the Table, and 


to be printed, 146. Members added, 156. 183. 406. Leave to 
sit on a certain day during the sitting of the House, 437. Second 


Report, with Resolutions, 461. To lie on the Table, and to be 
printed, 462. Instruction to the Committee, ‘hat they do continue 
their Inquiry into the House of Commons’ Offices, and report 
what Recommendations contained in the Report of 12th August 
1833 have been adopted, and what further Regulations may appear 
necessary, 462. Resolutions of Committee read, 493. Motion, 
That the First Resolution be now read a Second Time; Debate 
thereupon adjourned ; 494. Further adjourned, 515. 529. 538. 
Resumed; First Resolution amended, and agreed to; Second, 
Third, Fourth and Fifth Resolutions agreed to; 543. Sixth, 
Seventh, Eighth, Ninth and Tenth Resolutions, amended and 
agreed to; Eleventh Resolution disagreed to; Twelfth Resolution 
postponed; Thirteenth Resolution amended, and agreed to; 
Fourteenth Resolution agreed to; Fifteenth and Sixteenth Reso- 
lutions postponed; 544. Third Report to lie on the Table, and to 
be printed, 655. Resolutions relative to the Promulgation of the 
Statutes, read again; to be communicated to the Lords at a 
Conference ; Conference to be desired with the Lords thereupon ; 
656. 
See infra, 1089. 1238. 


Prisoners’ Counsel : 
1054. Bill for enabling Prisoners and others to make their 
Defence by Counsel or Attorney; Five to be the Quorum; 
LXXXvill. 581. Members added, 594. Report, 620. 


1055. Bill for enabling Prisoners to make their Defence by 
Counsel or Attorney; xc1. 17. Committed; Day appeinted for 
nominating the Committee ; 47. Committee nominated; to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 55. 
Order that the Committee have power to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records discharged, 63. Report, 76.——Lords’ Amend- 
ments referred to Select Committee, to report to the House what 
they shall think proper to be offered to the House thereupon ; 
Three to be the Quorum ; 708. Report, 709. 


Prisons :—Sce supra, 905, ke. 


Private Bills: 

1056. To consider of the constitution of Committees on Private 
Bills; 'To report Observations and Opinion; Five to be the Quo- 
rum; Lxxx. 504. Report, 577, p. (App. 968.) 
1057. To investigate the Nature and Amount of Fees, Charges 

and Expenses attendant upon the Progress and Passing of Private 
Bills, and to report thereon; Power to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxx1x. 106. Power to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records, 142. Member added, 222. 
Power to report Opinion, with Minutes of Evidence ; Report, with 
Resolutions ; 539, p. 

1058. To whom all Petitions for Private Bills are to be refer- 
red, except those for making any Turnpike Road, or to continue 
or amend any Act for making, maintaining, keeping in repair 

or 


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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.)—To consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Private Bills—continued. 
or improving any Turnpike Road; xcu. 8. Power to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records, 29. Leave to sit on a certain Day 
during the sitting of the House, 42. 58. Leave to sit on a certain 
Day, notwithstanding the Adjournment of the House, 66. Mem- 
bers discharged from attendance; other Members added; 66. 


Petition of Henry Luard; and Petition from Christchurch, Surrey, | 
relating to the Southwark and Hammersmith Railway Bill; Re- — 


ferred to the Committee to examine the matter thereof, and to 
report their Observations thereupon to the House; 232. Another 


Petition from Christchurch, Surrey, to the same effect; Referred ; | 
235. Report on Petitions relating to the Southwark and Ham- | 


mersmith Railway, 246. To be printed, 247. Petition for further 


time for reporting the Dowlais Market Bill; Referred, 438. | 


Report that the Committee are of opinion that the Prayer of the 
last-mentioned Petition should be complied with, 454. 


1059. Appeals, Committee of; txxxm. 42.—Lxxxi. 11.— 
LXXXIV. 10.—LXXXV. 10.—LXXXVI. 541.—LXXXVII. 20.—LXXXVILI. 
20.—LXXXIXx. 13.—xCcl. 546. 

1060. Petition respecting Clyde Navigation Bill referred ; 
Day appointed for Ballot for Committee ; txxxv. 494. Committee 
appointed by Ballot, 502. House informed of the absence ofa 
Member from the Committee ; Member explains the cause of his 
absence ; excused ; 511. Report, 519. 


Private Business: 


1061. To inquire into the present mode of conducting Private | 
Business ; To report Observations and Opinion; to send for Per- | 
sons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxrx. 423. | 
Member discharged from attendance, and another Member added ; | 
430. Report, 31 May 1821, on the Table of Fees, and Annual | 
Certificate presented 1 March 1824, referred, 460. To report | 
Instruction to consider | 
whether it may be expedient to make any and what Alterations in | 
the Standing Orders of the House, 515. Report, with Resolutions, 


Proceedings from time to time, 511. 


518, ep. Committee to sit, notwithstanding Adjournment, 528. 
Report read ; referred toa Committee of the whole House, 534. 
(See supra, 527.) Second Report, 536, r. 


1062. Motion for appointing a Select Committee to inquire 
into the mode of conducting Private Business in this House, and 
the Fees paid thereon ; also the Fees paid on Trials of Contro- 
verted Elections; Debate thereupon adjourned; .Lxxxvu. 330. 
Not resumed. 


Privileges : 

1063. Committee of, appointed ; txxv. 109. Petition of John 
Eyles, Esqre, Warden of His Majesty’s Prison of the Fleet, com- 
plaining of Christopher Bolton, Robert Gleadow and Caius 
Thompson, for having commenced an Action against him for the 
Escape of Robert Christie Burton, Esqre, who was discharged out 
of his Custody in obedience to the Order of the House, referred to 
the Committee ; To examine the matter thereof, and report their 
Opinion ; Instruction to sit on Thursday next at Eleven of the 
Clock, and proceed upon the matter referred (1820); Lxxv. 231. 
Report, with Resolutions, That the commencing” and prosecuting 
the said Action is a high breach of Privilege; That Christopher 
Bolton, Robert Gleadow, Caius Thompson, Charles Frost and 
Archibald Rosser have been concerned in commencing and pro- 
secuting the said Action; First Resolution read and agreed to ; 243. 
Second Resolution read; the above Persons ordered to attend; 


244. Order for attendance read and discharged, and another Day | 
Petition of Christopher Bolton, Robert Gleadow, | 


| Public Bills : 


appointed, 258. 
Caius Thompson and Charles Frost; also Petition of Archibald 
Resolution, That in consideration of the Peti- 
tioners having acknowledged their offence, and expressed their 
contrition for the same, the House is content to proceed no further ; 
Order for their attendance discharged ; 287. 


Rosser ; 286, p. 


1064. Committee of, appointed; txxv1. 6. Petition of Freemen 
of Carlisle respecting the introduction of the Military, presented 
28 June 1820; Re.erred to the Committee, to examine the matter 
thereof, and report their Opinion; Instruction to sit and proceed 
on the Morrow; txxvi. 170. Instruction to sit on the Morrow 
at Eleven of the Clock ; Power to adjourn from time to time, and 
to sit inthe Forenoon previous to the sitting of the House; 206, 
Members added, 219. Report, with Resolutions; Entry in Jour- 
nals, 22 December 1741, read; Resolution, That the House will 
always maintain the Freedom of Election; but that, under the 
circumstances mentioned in the Report, are content to proceed no 
further in the matter of the Complaint ; 230. 


1065. Committees of, appointed ; Lxxvil. 7.—LXxVII1, 5,—LXXIX. 
6.—Lxxx. 6.—Lxxx1.6. Matter of complaint by a Member in his 

















Privileges—continued. 


place, of his having been summoned to serve on a Jury; Referred 
to the Committee, to examine same, and report their Opinion ; 
Instruction to sit and proceed on the Morrow ; txxx1. 82. Report, 
with Resolutions ; Resolution, That it is amongst the Privileges of 
Parliament that no Member shall be withdrawn from his attend- 
ance on Parliament to attend any other Court, &amp;c.; 87. Resolu- 
tions agreed to, Nem. con., 88, P. 


1066. Committees of, appointed; Lxxxu. 9.—LXxxII. 7,— 
LXXXIV. 9.—LXxxv. 8.—Lxxxvi. 7. 524, Mr. Speaker acquainted 
the House, that he had received a Letter fropt the Lord Chancellor, 
informing him that he had committed Mr. Long Wellesley (a 
Member) to the Fleet Prison for Contempt of the Court of Chan- 
cery; and also a Letter from Mr. Long Wellesley on the same 
subject; the said Letter, with the subject-matter therein contained, 
referred to the Committee of Privileges, to examine the matter 
thereof, and to report their Proceedings, with their Opinion there- 
upon; Instruction to Committee to sit and proceed ; Warden of 
the Fleet Prison, or other Officer in whose Custody the Member 
may be, to bring him to the said Committee from time to time, as 
often as his attendance shall be thought necessary, and Mr. Speaker 
to issue his Warrant accordingly ; Members added ; txxxv1. 668. 
Report, 701, p. 


1067. Committee of, appointed ; Lxxxvul. 6. 


1068. Commitice of, appointed; To send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Instruction to meet on the Morrow; Lxxxrx, 17. 
The Examiner Newspaper of the 10 November 1833, referred, 17. 
Member excused from serving on the Committee, 20. Members 
added, 22. Report, 30, p. 


1069. Committee of, appointed; Voices; to report Proceed- 
ings and Opinion from time to time ; to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; xcu. 16. Letters addressed by the Lord High 
Chancellor to Mr. Speaker, informing him that he had issued his 
Warrant for the Commitment of Edmund Lechmere Charlton, 
Esq"* (a Member), and from Mr. Charlton, requesting protection ; 
Referred to the Committee to examine into and report upon the 
same; Instruction to meet on a certain Day, and proceed upon 
the Matter referred to them; 16. Another Letter from Mr. 
Charlton referred; Warden of the Fleet Prison to bring Mr. 
Charlton to the Committee from time to time, and Mr. Speaker 
to issue his Warrants accordingly; 23. Leave to Committee to 
sit during the sitting, and notwithstanding the Adjournment, of the 
House, 33. Report, 56, p. 


1070. To consider how far it may be expedient to relax the 
exercise of the Privileges of this House respecting the imposition 
of Pecuniary Penalties for Offences; To report Observations and 
Opinion; Three to be the Quorum; Lxxxvi. 382. Report, witha 
Resolution, 425. Day appointed for considering Report; Report, 
426, p. Further consideration of Report deferred, 449. 469. 
Report further considered; Resolution agreed to; 477. 


Promissory Notes : 


1071. State of the Circulation in Promissory Notes under the 
Value of £.5, in Scotland and Ireland; To report Observations 
and Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to 
be the Quorum; Lxxx1. 177. Petitions referred, 188. 193. 203. 
205. 211. 217. 223. 230, 231. 241. 249. 254. 263. 270. 278. 297. 
308. Petition of William Henry Inglis to be heard as a Witness, 
referred, 193. Members added, 250. Leave to sit notwithstanding 
Adjournment, 272. To report Minutes of Evidence; Report, 
388, P. 


1072. The most effectual means for expediting the introduction 
of Public Bills into the House; To report Opinion ; Five to be 
the Quorum; txxvi. 101. Member added, 118. Report, with a 
Resolution, 146, r. Report considered, and Resolution agreed 
to, 166. 


1073. Toconsider of the expediency and practicability of adopt- 
ing some Plan for the more carefully preparing, drawing and 
revising Public Bills, previous to their being brought in, or during 
their Progress through the House of Commons; Day appointed 
for nominating Committee ; xc1. 463. Nomination deferred, 472. 
485. 525.544. Committee nominated; Power to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 549. To report 
Minutes of Evidence, 832. Report, 841, p. 


Public Documents :—See supra, 838. 


_ Public Income and Expenditure :—See supra, 705. 893. 


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II. Select Committees appointed —continued. 


~—— 


(2.)\—To consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Public Petitions :—See supra, 1019. 
Public Walks :—See infra, 1197. 


Quakers’ Affirmation : 

1074. To search the Journals of the House, and to report to the 
House such Precedents, and such Acts or parts of Acts of Parlia- 
ment as relate to the right of the People called Quakers to take 
their Seats in Parliament, and to the privilege conferred upon them 
to make their solemn Affirmation in Courts of Justice and other 
places where by Law an Oath is allowed, authorized or required 
to be taken; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be 
the Quorum; txxxviu. 20. Report, 28, p. Report considered, and 
Resolution thereupon, 41. 


Railways: 

1075. To inquire into the best modes by which Information 
can be afforded to the House on the different Railway Bills ; Five 
to be the Quorum; xc1. 69. Petitions referred, 73.77. Power 
to report Opinion; Report; to be printed; 89. Report again 
read; Motion, That Committees on Railway Bills do inquire into 
certain matters, and report specially thereupon ; Amendment pro- 
posed, but not made; 98. Resolution, That Committees on Rail- 
way Bills do inquire into certain matters, and report specially 
thereupon ; and other Resolutions regulating the Proceedings of 
the House upon such Bills ; Sessional Order limiting the time for 
receiving Reports of Private Bills, read; other Resolutions upon 
the same subject, 99. Addition made to the Sixth Section of the 
First Resolution, 747. Resolutions made Standing Orders, 832. 

1076. Select Committee appointed to consider the Standing 
Orders for Railroad Bills, and the conditions which it may be advis- 
able to recommend for introduction into such Bills, with a view to 
a future Session of Parliament; To send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; Five to be the Quorum; xcr. 100. Motion relative to 
Railways crossing Mighways ; Referred, 205. Petitions referred, 
223. 350. mmittee to consider whether it be advisable to make 
any and what regulations with respect to the charge of proving the 
Title to Lands being borne by the Parties soliciting Railway or 
other Private Bills, 340. Leave to Committee to sit on a certain 
Day during the sitting of the House, 469. Instruction to extend 
their inquiry into the general Standing Orders of the House, as 
applicable to Petitions for Bills, and with reference to Bills for 
making Navigable Canals, supplying Towns with Water, or for 
improving the Navigation of Rivers; and to recommend what 
Standing Order shall be adopted, with a view to the more com- 
plete Protection of Owners and Occupiers, and that they be fur- 
ther empowered to recommend such alterations of the General 
Standing Orders as may be rendered necessary by the Amend- 
ments they shall consider expedient on the above points, 687. To 
report Opinion, with Minutes of Evidence, 720. Report with 
Resolutions, 721. To be printed; Day appointed for taking the 
Resolutions into further consideration; 724. Resolutions further 
considered; Several Resolutions agreed to; others amended and 
agreed to; 742. Resolutions to be communicated to the Lords, 753. 
Made Standing Orders, 832. 


Bath and Weymouth Railway: 

1077. Petition of Directors, Solicitors and Secretary of the 
Company, denying the charge of there being fictitious and fraudu- 
lent Signatures to the Parliamentary Contract; Day appointed 
for nominating the Committee; xc11. 252. Committee nominated ; 








To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; | 


258. 


Petitions of Shareholders and Subscribers (presented 22 | 


March); Of the Chairman and Solicitors of the Railway Com- | 
pany ; Of Shareholders and Subscribers residing in Bath; in | 
Bristol (presented 23 March); Of Subscribers and Shareholders | 


(presented 11 April) ; and of Shareholders (presented 12 April) ; | 


Referred, 258. To report Opinion, with Minutes of Evidence ; 
Report of Resolutions, &amp;c.; 298, p. 


Deptford and Dover Railway Subscription List : 
1078. Petition of Owners and Occupiers of Land in the Line 
of the projected Railway, complaining of the Names of certain 
needy and indigent Persons having been inserted in the Sub- 


scription List, and praying for inquiry ; Petition of Persons who | 


have signed the Subscribers’ Deed and Parliamentary Contract, 
stating that they signed the said Deed for a pecuniary con- 
sideration, and praying to be relieved from their liability ; Day 
appointed for nominating the Committee; xcm. 77. Nomi- 
nation of Committee deferred, 84. 
the Kent Railway Company, and Frederick George Hamond, 
Esq", praying to be heard on the matters of the above Petitions ; 
89. Committee nominated; To send for Persons, Papers and 


LXXV.—XCII, 


GEN. INDEX. 


(1820 — 1837.) 





Petitions from Directors of 





Railway ; Deptford and Dover Subscription List—cont‘. 


Records; Five to be the Quorum; xcr1. 101. Petitions of Directors 
of the Kent Railway Company, and Frederick George Ha- 
mond, Esq‘ (presented 27 February); referred to the Committee; 
Counsel ordered; 113. Leave to Committee to sit on a certain 
day during the sitting of the House, 150. Instruction to investi- 
gate the Allegations of the Petition of Benjamin Wheeler Poulton, 
respecting the Signatures to the Subscription Deed for Westmin- 
ster Bridge and Greenwich Railway; Petition of Poulton referred ; 
171. Petitions of Sir Henry Halford, Bart.; and of Richard 
Spencer and another, respecting the Signatures to the Subscription 
Deed for the Courteenhall and Great Wigston Railway Bill; 
Referred; 193. Petitions of Richard Lill, and of William 
Robinson Chamberlain and another, respecting the Signatures to 
the Deed of Contract for the Southwark and Hammersmith Railway 
Bill, referred, 194. Petition of Shareholders and Subscribers 
to the Bath and Weymouth Railway, respecting the Signatures to 
the Subscription Contract for that Railway, referred, 209. Pe- 
tition of the Chairman and Solicitors of the Bath and Weymouth 
Railway Company, denying the allegations of the last preeeding 
Petition, referred, 211. Petitions of Francis Thomas Bircham 
and another, and of the London and Southampton Railway Com- 
pany, respecting the Signatures to the Subscription Deed for the 
Southwark and Hammersmith Railway, referred, 219. Orders 
(23 March) for referring to the Committee Two Petitions relative 
to the Subscription List for the Bath and Weymouth Railway, 
read, and discharged, 258. Another Petition of Thomas Green, 
in reference to the Westminster Bridge and Greenwich Railway, 
referred, 261. Another Petition of Richard Lill, relative to the 
Contract Deed for the Southwark and Hammersmith Railway, 
referred, 261. Order, That Five be the Quorum of the Commit- 
tee, discharged ; Three to be the Quorum; Power to report 
Opinion, together with Minutes of Evidence, from time to time ; 
279. Members discharged from further attendance ; a Member 
added ; 284. First Report, (Deptford and Dover Railway) to be 
printed, 288. Petitions of Richard Till; Henry Cooke; Benja- 
min Wheeler Poulton; and Members of the Provisional Com- 
mittee, Solicitors and Secretary of the Company for Rennie’s Line 
of Brighton Railway, with respect to the Signatures to the Sub- 
scription List and Deed of Contract for the said Railway, referred, 
298. Petitions of Thomas Greene; the Westminster Bridge and 
Greenwich Railway Company; and of Richard Spencer, relative 
to the Subscription List for the Westminster Bridge and Green- 
wich Railway, referred; 302. Petition of James Slatford Vale, rela- 
tive to the Signatures to the Subscription List for the London and 
Brighton Railway (Rennie’s Line), referred, 304. Leave to Com- 
mittee to sit on a certain day, notwithstanding the adjournment 
of the House, 307. During the sitting of the House, 328. Pe- 
tition of Charles John Blunt, complaining of misapplication of the 
Funds of the Southwark and Hammersmith Railway Company, 
referred, 335. Leave to Committee to sit on a certain day, not- 
withstanding the adjournment of the House, 337. Petition of 
William Crawshay and Adam Gordon, relating to the Signatures 
to the Subscription List for the Brighton, Lewes and Newhaven 
Railway Bill, referred, 341. Petition of Provisional Directors of 
the Railway, denying the allegations of the last-mentioned Petition, 
referred, 356. Keeper of Whitecross-street Prison to bring 
Henry Cooke in custody to the Committee, and Mr. Speaker to 
issue his Warrants accordingly, 365. Petition of James Sebastian 
Yeats, respecting the Signatures to the Subscription Contract for 
the London and Brighton Railway (Stephenson’s Line), referred, 
386. Leave to Committee to sit on a certain day, notwithstanding 
the adjournment of the House, 389. Second Report, (Westminster 
Bridge and Greenwich Railway), to be printed; Third Report, 
(Southwark and Hammersmith Railway), to be printed; 512. 
Fourth Report, (South Midland Counties, or Courteenhall and 
Great Wigston Railway), to be printed, 610. Fifth Report, 
(London and Brighton Railway, Rennie’s Line), to be printed ; 
Sixth Report, (Brighton, Lewes and Newhaven Railway), to be 
printed, 649. Seventh Report, (London and Brighton Railway, 
Stephenson’s Line), to be printed, 669. 


Real Property: 

1079. Bill for the Limitation of Actions and Suits relating to 
Real Property, and for simplifying the Remedies for trying 
the rights thereto; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxvuiu. 226. 
Members added, 240. Report, 316. 

1080. Bill to facilitate the Transfer of Property by Deed; 
LXXXIX. 381. Members added, 412. Leave to sit on a certain 
day during the sitting of the House between Twelve and Three, 
420. Report, 433. 

See supra, 830, 831. 


Receivers 


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COMMITTEES—continued. 

















IL. Select Committees appointed—continued. 





(2.)—To consider Various Matters—(continued)—telative to— 


Receivers General of Land and Assessed Taxes: — 
See supra, 953. 


Recognizances : 

1081, Course pursued in the levying all Forfeitures of Re- 
cognizances entered into before Justices of the Peace and Coro- 
ners; To report Observations ; to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; Five to be the Quorum; txxvi. 98. Members added, 
101. 105. Report, with Appendix, 432, r. (App. 1232.) 

1082. Course pursued in the levying all Forfeitures of Recog- 
nizances entered into before Justices of the Peace and Coroners ; 
To report Observations; uxxvu. 72. To send for Persons, Pa- 
pers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 72. Members added, 
96. Report, 157, p. (App. 1191.) 


Record Commission : 

1083. Appointed to inquire into the Management and Affairs 
of the Record Commission, and the present State of the Records 
of the United Kingdom; To send for Persons, Papers and Re- 
cords; Five to be the Quorum; xcr. 54. Papers relative to the 
Record Commission, referred, 69. 81. Petition of Rowley Las- 
celles, Esq'*, referred, 116. Message to the Lords, to request the 
Attendance of Baron Langdale at the Committee, 360. Leave 
given, 378. Message to the Lords, to request the Attendance of 
Baron Lyndhurst at the Committee, 622. Message to the Lords, 
to request the Attendance of Lord Dunsany at the Committee, 639. 
Power to report Opinion and Observations from time to time ; 
Report, with Resolutions, 646, r. Leave given to Lord Dunsany 
to attend the Committee, 646. Power to report Minutes of Evi- 
dence; Second Report, 804, P. 


1084. Resolutions relative to the Works published by the Re- 
cord Commission; To report Observations ; Five to be the Quo- 
rum; LXxxvil. 101. Members added, 104. 136. To report 
Opinion; Report, with a Resolution, 157, p. 


Recoveries :—See supra, 894. 


Regent's Park : 

1085. Bill to extend the Jurisdiction of the Commissioners, 
acting in execution of certain Acts; Leave to Committee to sit 
and proceed; txxxut. 473. Report, 481. ——— Another Bill; 
Committed; to send fer Persons, Papers and Records; Five to 
be the Quorum; Ltxxxvu. 318. Petitions referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 321. 332. Report, 344. 


Regent Street Paving : 

1086. To take into consideration Petition of Householders of 
Regent Street, within the Parishes of St. James, Westminster, and 
St. George, Hanover Square, that they may be placed on an 
Equality with Occupiers of Houses in the Parishes of St. Mary- 
lebone and St. Martin, with regard to Assessments levied on them 
for paving, lighting, cleansing and watering the said Street; xc. 
420. Five to be the Quorum, 421. Members added, 428. Power 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records, and to report Observa- 
tions; Members added; 445. Petition referred, 476. To report 
Minutes of Evidence, 536. Report, 548, p. 


1087. To take into consideration the Petition of Householders 
of Regent Street, within the Parishes of St. James, Westminster, 
and St. George, Hanover Square, that they may be placed, with 
regard to paving, lighting, &amp;c. on an Equality with Occupiers of 
Houses situated in the Parishes of St. Marylebone and St. Martin; 
Five to be the Quorum; xc1. 252. Members discharged from 
Attendance; other Members added; Report from the Select Com- 
mittee appointed in 1835 upon the same subject, referred, 436. 
Petition referred, 441. Power to report Observations; Report ; 
483, P. 


Registrar at Madras : 

1088. To inquire into the Claims of Mr. O’Reilly and other 
Sufferers by the Insolvency of the late Registrar at Madras ; To 
report Observations; Lxxxiv. 263. Five to be the Quorum; Re- 
turns relating to the Registrar at Madras, presented last Session, 
referred, 264. Petitions referred, 264. 268. Member added, 271. 
Report, 315, p. 


Registration and Registry :—See supra, 877. 880. 1009. 1011. 


Reports, Printed : 


1089. To inquire into the State and Condition of the Printed 


Reports and Papers presented to the House; To report Observa- 
tions and Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; Instruction that they do consider and 








Reports, Printed —continued. 


arrange such Reports as it may be proper to print, and to consider 
of providing a proper place for the safe Custody of the Printed 
Books and Papers, affording convenient access to the same for the 
use of the Members of this House; txxx. 305. Members added, 
464, 585. Instruction to consider of the best means of providing 
additional Committee Rooms, 543. Power to report Proceedings 
from time to time, 585. Report, 612, p. (App. 969.)—Second 
Report, 623, vp. (App. 969.)—Third Report, 624, rp. (App. 973.) 
See supra, 792. 


Rideau Canal : 


1090. Accounts and Papers relating thereto ; To report Ob- 
servations; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be 
the Quorum; Accounts and Papers referred; txxxvi. 234. Mem- 
bers added, 254. 384. To report Minutes of Evidence; Report ; 
516, P. 


1091. Accounts and Papers relating to the Canal Commu- 
nications in Canada; To report Observations; to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Accounts and 
Papers referred ; txxxvu1. 368. Members added, 394. Power to 
report Minutes of Evidence; Report; 446, p. 


Right, Writs of :—See supra, 1079. 
Rochester Bridge :—See supra, 740. 


Roman Catholic Association : 


1092. To examine the matter of a Petition, stating that a 
forged Petition had been presented to the House, and to inquire 
into the Circumstances under which the said Paper was presented 
to the House; to report Observations; Three to be the Quorum ; 
Petition said to be a forgery, referred; Lxxx. 304. Report, That 
Robert Poer Trench Pilkington had confessed himself to be the 
sole Author of the above pretended Petition ; Resolution, That he 
has been guilty of a high Breach of the Privileges of the House; 
445, 


Roman Catholic Land Tax :—Sce supra, 952. 
Ross, Captain :—See supra, 718. 

Royal Burghs :—See supra, 746, &amp;e. 

Sabbath : 


1093. Laws and Practices relating to the Observance of the 
Lord’s Day; To report Observations; Five to be the Quorum; 
Lxxxvil. 458. Petition referred, 464. 492. 497.516. Power to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records, 470. Member added, 509. 
Power to report Minutes of Evidence, 555. Report, 557, p. 


Salaries :—See supra, 941. 982. 
Sale of Beer :—See supra, 731, 732. 


Salmon Fisheries : 


1094. The State of the Salmon Fisheries of Scotland and of 
the United Kingdom; To report Minutes of Evidence, with their 
Opinion and Observations ; to send for Persons, Papers and Re- 
cords ; Five to be the Quorum; Lxx1x. 230. Members added, 
243. 259. 272. 281. 381. Petitions referred, 243. 248, 266. 271. 
279. 313. 346. 403. Report, 507, Pp. 

1095. The State of the Salmon Fisheries in Scotland and of 
the United Kingdom, and the Laws affecting the same; To report 
Minutes of Evidence, and Opinion and Observations from time to 
time; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the 
Quorum; Report and Petitions of Session 1824, referred; Lxxx. 
172. Report, with Resolutions, 292, rp. Report, 487, p. 

1096. Bill for the more effectual preservation and increase of 
the Breed of Salmon; Reports and Documents of former Sessions, 
referred; txxx11. 457. Five to be the Quorum; Petitions referred; 
458. 462. 464. 482. 490. 506. 510. Member added, 464. Report, 
511. Minutes of Evidence ordered and presented, 511, p. 

1097. Bill to amend Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 39, relating to Salmon 
Fisheries (Scotland); Five to be the Quorum ; xc. 370. Members 
added, 375. 387. 428. Report, 582. Report, with Map therein, 
referred; to be printed ; 648. 

1098. To consider the State of the Salmon Fisheries in Scot- 
land, in as far gs relates to the altering the Close Times in dif- 
ferent Districts in that part of the United Kingdom; the Laws for 
the Observance of the Saturday’s Slap, or opening in all Cruives, 
Engines, Machines or Devices of whatever Description used in 
Salmon Fishing; the construction and regulation of Cruives, the 


regulation of Mill Leats or Courses, and the removal of Dams 
and 





COM MITT EES—continued. 385 











II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 





(2.)\—To consider Various Matters —(continued)—relative to— 


Salmon Fisheries—continued. 


and Obstructions in all Rivers, Streams or Waters; and to report 
their Opinion thereupon to the House; to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; xcr. 200. Instruc- 
tion to inquire into the Increase or Decrease in the Numbers or 
Weight of Salmon, Grilse and Sea Trout taken in the several 
Rivers and Sea Coasts of Scotland, since the Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 39, 
came into operation, and to report to the House specially there- 
upon, 215. Petitions referred, 227. 239. 288. 299. 300. 304. 310. 
315. 326. 330. 340. 347. 354. 356. 376. 393. 426. 432. Leave to 
Committee to sit notwithstanding the adjournment of the House, 
399. Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report, 590, p. 


Scavage and Package :—See supra, 967. 


Schools of Anatomy :—See supra, 714, 715. 


Secondary Punishments : 


1099. To inquire into the best mode of giving efficiency to 
Secondary Punishments; To report Observations; to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxv1. 
396. Members added, 438. 456. No Report. Committee 
renewed ; To report Observations; to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxvi. 662. Members 


added, 680. 753. To report Minutes of Evidence, 870. Report, 
870, P. 





1100. Best mode of giving efficiency to Secondary Punish- 
ments; To report Observations; Five to be the Quorum; to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; to report Minutes of Evidence; 


LXxXvil. 68. Members added, 72. 123. 154. Report, 425, P. 


Session, Court of : 
1101. Bill for making certain alterations and reductions in the 
establishment of Clerks and Officers attached to the Court of 


Session in Scotland, and to diminish the expense of Judicial Pro- 


cedure in that Court; Five to be the Quorum; xc. 139. No 
Report. 


Settlements :—See supra, 1041. 


Sewers: 
1102. Laws and Practice of Commissioners of Sewers; To 
report Observations ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; 


Five to be the Quorum ; Lxxvi. 65. Members added, 80. 98. 
Petition referred, 174. No Report. 


1103. Powers vested in and exercised by the Commissioners 
of Sewers; To report Observations and Opinion; to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxvut. 


69. Members added, 116. 139. To report Minutes of Evidence, 
472. Report, 472, p. 
1104. State of the Law respecting Sewers in and near the 


Metropolis, and into the administration of the same by the various 
Boards of Commissioners of Sewers, with a view to suggest such 
Amendments in both as shall be deemed advisable; To send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxrx. 
116. Petitions referred, 211.238. Power to report Minutes of 
Evidence; Report, 581, p. 


1105. Bill to amend the Laws relating to Sewers; Five to be 
the Quorum; Lxxxvit. 30. Members added, 42.57.65. Report, 


111. Bill re-committed; Members added ; 138. 
ferred, 255. 304, 337. 876. Report, 438. 


1106. Bill to enable the Commissioners of Sewers for the City 
and Liberty of Westminster and part of the County of Middlesex 
to make a new Sewer at Bayswater, in the County of Middlesex , 
LXxx1x. 528. Committee nominated, 534. 
543. Report, 544. 


Petitions re- 


Petitions referred, 


Shannon Navigation : 

1107. To inquire into the present State of the Navigation of 
the River Shannon and its Tributaries, and the best means of im- 
proving the same ; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five 
to be the Quorum; Lxxxrx. 413. 
Navigation, referred, 413. Petitions referred, 476. Members 
added, 421. 465. Leave to Committee to sit notwithstanding the 
adjournment of the House, 498. Power to report Minutes of 
Evidence ; Report, 535, P. 


Reports relative to the Shannon 


Sheriff and Burgh Courts, Scotland : 

1108. Bill to regulate the Constitution, Jurisdiction and 
Forms of Process of Sheriff and Burgh Courts in Scotland ; Five 
to be the Quorum; xc. 292. Member added, 303. 
587, P. 

GEN, INDEX. 


LXXV.—XCII. (1820 —1837.) 


Report, | 


Sheriffs : 


1109. Expense attending the Office of High Sheriff, with a 
view to regulate and reduce the same ; Power to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; .ixxxv. 156. 
Members added, 223. 229. 233. 349. Power to report Minutes of 
Evidence, 541. Report, 541, p. 

1110. Bill to regulate the Office of High Sheriff, to reduce 
the Expense attending it, and to facilitate the passing the 


Accounts; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxvu. 173. Member 
added, 187. Report, 409. 


See supra, 876, 877. 
Shipwrecks : 


1111. To inquire into the Causes of the increased number of 
Shipwrecks, with a view to ascertain whether such Improvements 
might not be made in the construction, equipment and navigation 
of Merchant Vessels as would greatly diminish the annual loss of 
Life and Property at Sea; To send for Persons, Papers and Re- 
cords ; Five to be the Quorum; xcr. 475. A Petition referred, 
616. Members discharged from attendance; other Members 
added ; 663. To report Observations and Opinion, with Minutes 
of Evidence ; Report, with Resolutions; 810. (Pr. 815.) See 
supra, 974. 


Sierra Leone: 


1112. Present State of the Colony of Sierra Leone and of Fer- 
nandez Po; To report Observations ; Power to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxv. 555. 
Power to report Opinion and Evidence; Report; 642, rv. 


Silk Trade: 


1113. To examine into the present State ofthe Silk Trade, and 
to inquire what effects have been produced by the changes in the 
Laws relating to it since the year 1824, and whether any and 
what Legislative Measures compatible with the general interests 
of the Country may be advisable, in order to promote it, or to 
check Smuggling in Silk Manufactures ; To report Observations ; 
Motion, That Earl Grosvenor be a Member of the said Committee ; 
Debate thereupon adjourned ; rxxxvu. 157. Further adjourned, 
160. Debate resumed ; Question put and agreed to; Committee 
appointed ; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Repords; 
Five to be the Quorum; 165. Members added, 165. 168. 197. 
Petitions referred, 171. 263. 294. Motion for adding another 
Member negatived, 197. Power to report Minutes of Evidence, 
543. Report, 548, Pp. 

Sinecure Offices : 

1114. To examine Papers presented to the House on a previous 
day respecting Sinecure Offices, and to report Observations ; To 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
LXxx1x. 78. Message to the Lords requesting the attendance of 
Lord Ellenborough, 204. Account referred, 492. Power to 
report Minutes of Evidence; Report and Minutes ; 524, p. 

1115. To inquire into Sinecure Offices in the Colonies, and 
into the Returns ordered by the House on the 24th of February 
1834, of all Compensations for Sinecure Offices and Civil Offices, 
abolished ; To report Observations ; to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; xc. 160. 
added, 176. 250. 
541, P. 


Members 
Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report, 


Slander :—See supra, 956. 
Slaughtering Cattle :—See infra, 1119. 


Slave Trade: 

1116. To inquire whether the Slave Trade has prevailed at the 
Mauritius, to what extent, and the Causes thereof; Five to be the 
Quorum; Lxxx1. 341. To send for Persons, Papers and Records; 
and to sit notwithstanding Adjournment; 345. Members added, 
355. To report Minutes of Evidence, 390. Report to be printed, 
without the Minutes of Evidence, 390. 

1117. To consider and report upon the Measures which it may 
be expedient to adopt for the purpose of effecting the Extinction 
of Slavery throughout the British Dominions, at the earliest period 
compatible with the safety of all Classes in the Colonies, and in 
conformity with the Resolutions of this House on the 15 day of 
May 1823 ; Motion, That Mr. Fowell Buxton be a Member of 
the said Committee ; Debate thereupon adjourned ; LXxxvil. 338. 
Debate resumed ; Question put, and agreed to; Committee ap- 
pointed; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum; 352. To report Minutes of Evidence, 557. Report, 


585, P. 





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386 COMMITTEES—continued. 














II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 
(2.)—To consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Small Debts :—See supra, 827, &amp;e. Standing Orders—continued. [Lxxx. | 
Petitions for Bills, and Reports on Petitions for Bills, referred, — 
Smith, Mr. Baron: relative to— : po 


1118. Motion for appointing a Select Committee to inquire into pe ea 
the Conduct of Mr. Baron Smith, in respect of his neglect of Duty ruges -—Athlunkard, 178. Report, 203.— Great Bow, 183, 
asa Judge, and the Introduction of Political Topics in his Charges Report, 224.—Hammersmith, 102. Report, 148.—Tewkesbury 
to Grand Juries; Question, previous, resolved in the Affirmative ; (Severn), 200. Report, 224. 


Main Question put; Select Committee appointed; txxxix. 26. | Churches :—St. Andrew's Holborn ; Petition referred, 45. Report 


Resolution for the Appointment of Committee read; Resolution on Petition, referred, 115. Report, 149.—Chelsea, 127. Re- 
rescinded ; 59. port, 149.—St. Dunstan’s-in-the-East, 148. Report, 166.—Gos- 
port Chapel, 222. Report, 256.—Poole ; Petition, referred, 50. 
Smithfield Market : Report on Petition, referred, 113. Report, 148.—Stratford, Bow 


1119. The State thereof, and the Slaughtering of Cattle in the Church Yard, 107. Report, 149. 
Metropolis; To report Observations ; to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; to sit notwithstanding 
Adjournment; txxx1u. 432, Petitions referred, 432. 444. 451. 
Members added, 442. 476. To report Observations; Report, | Dyrainages :—Eau Brink, 319. Report, 328. — Metheringham 
512, p. To report Minutes of Evidence; Second Report and and Dunston, 110. Report, 148.—Wainfleet, 175. Report, 203. 
Appendix ; 546, P. 


Docks :—st. Ives Pier, 107. Report, 122.—Sidmouth Pier, 135, 
Report, 166.—Weymouth Harbour, 167. Report, 189. 


Gaols :—-Cambridge, 283. Report, 292. 
Smuggling :— : } 

ggiing :-—See supra, 1113 Gas Lights :—Glasgow, 110. Report, 148. — Hinckley, 114. 
rere Report, 148, 
Solicitors : —See supra, 725. 
Inclosures :—¥Hockering and Morton; Petition referred, 27. 
Spirits, Wine and Beer, (Ireland) . Report on Petition, referred, 88. Report, 103.—Eton, 137. Re- 


1120. Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the port, 176.—Strenshall, 156. Report, 176. 


Sale of Wines, Spirits, Beer, and Cider, by Retail; Five to be the | Markets :—Hungerford, 133. Report, 161. 
Quorum; Lxxxvim. 498. Members added, 529. To send for i ae 
Persons, Papers and Records, 563. Petition referred, 515. Re- N avigations :-—Clyde, referred, 198. Report, 224.—Kensington, 


port, 604. See supra, 973. 503. Report, 526.—Lough Neagh, 175. Report, 203.—Man- 
chester and Dee, 109. Report, 148.—Western Ship Canal; Re- 
Stafford: port on additional Petition, 284. Report, 292. 


1121. To inquire into the Practices alleged to have prevailed at 
the last Election for the Borough of Stafford, and to report the 
result of their inquiries to the House; Committee to consist of 
Fifteen Members, Thirteen to be chosen by lot, and 'T'wo to be 
named by the House; txxxvir. 467. Ballot, 475. Leave to 
Committee to sit and proceed on a certain day, notwithstanding 
the sitting of the House, 575. Power to report Minutes of 


Pavings :—Beverley, 216. Report, 241.—Bridgewater, 161. Re- 
port, 176.—Dumfries, 225. Report, 292.—Glasgow, 196. Report, 
224.—Hanley and Shelton, 107. Report, 122.—Oldham ; Petition 
referred, 26. Report, 83.—Portsea,216. Report, 241.—Rochdale ; 
Report on additional Petition, referred, 283. Report, 292.— 
Windsor, 131. Report, 166. 


Evidence ; Report of Resolutions; 581, p. Poor :—St. Bride’s (London), 283. Report, 292.—Henley-upon- 
; Thames; Report on Petition for Provision, referred, 432. Re- 
Stage Coaches :—See supra, 925. port, 443. 
Stamps, Distributors of :—See supra, 953. tailways :-—Belfast ; Petition referred, 25. Order for Reference 


discharged, 60.—Birmingham and Liverpool, 117. Report on 








Standing Orders: 

1122. To consider the Standing Orders on Private Bills; To 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
Power to report from time to time; Leave to sit notwithstanding 
any adjournment of the House; Instruction to the Committee, 
that they do in the first place take into their consideration the 
Standing Order relative to the Section of Railways, and report to 
the House whether any and what measures may be proper to 
enforce the observance of the same; xcu. 361. First Report ; to 
be printed ; 423. Second Report, with Resolutions; Day ap- 
pointed for taking Report into consideration ; and to be printed ; 
607. Consideration deferred, 617. Report considered ; Resolu- 
tions, with several Amendments thereto, agreed to; 636. Present 
Standing Orders repealed; the above Resolutions made Standing 
Orders in lieu of those repealed ; to be printed ; 644. 


Railways : 

1123. Womersley and Dun: Petition of Willoughby Rackham 
respecting the Standing Orders, referred; To send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxvi. 232. Two 


other Petitions, referred, 238. Members added, 238. Petition of 


Samuel Hailstone, referred, 244. Report, 254. 


Vestries : 

1124. Covent Garden; Petition respecting; Three to be the 
Quorum; Petition, and Report on Bill referred; txxxin. 99. 
Report, 112. 


1825. [Lxxx.] 

1125. To whom shall be referred every Petition presented to 
the House, having for its object to dispense with any of the 
Standing Orders relative to Private Bills; To report Opiniun; 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
Lxxx. 8. Instruction to consider of the course of Proceedings 
with Petitions relating to compliance or non-compliance with the 
Standing Orders of the House, 161. Member added, 273. 








Petition of Thomas Eyre Lee, referred, 182. Minutes referred, 
184. Report, 203.—Brighton, 126. Report, 166.—Dyffrin Llynvi, 
110. Report, 148.—Isle of Dogs, 115. Petition respecting 
Standing Orders, referred, 121. Report, 148. Report on Petitions, 
referred, 216. Minutes referred, 222. Report, 241. Report on re- 
committed Report, referred, 262. Report, 292.—Kelso, Melrose 
and Dalkeith; Petition referred, 48. Order discharged, 65.—Li- 
merick and Waterford, 237. Report, 256.—West Lothian, 200. 
Report, 224.—Manchester and Bolton; Petition referred, 12. 
Petition respecting Standing Orders, referred, 109. Report on 
Petition, referred, 115. Report, 148. 


Turnpikes :—Amesbury, 208. Report, 241. Ardglass, 137. Re- 
port, 166. Arrington, &amp;c., 161. Report, 176.—Barnsley and 
Pontefract, 177. Report, 203. Birmingham and Pershore, 136. 
Report, 161. Birmingham and Shenstone; Petition referred, 38. 
Report on Petition, referred, 100. Report, 122.——-Cheltenham ; 
Petition referred, 48. Report on Petition, referred, 108. Re- 
port, 148. Cheltenham and Gloucester, 109. Report, 148. 
Cockermouth, 175. Report, 203. Cork and Ballyhooly, 216. 
Report, 241.—Dawlish and Exeter, 99. Report, 122. Dunstable 
and Windsor, 101. Report, 148.—Exeter, 137. Report, 161.— 
Glasgow and Parkhead, 154. Report, 176. Gravesend, 43. 
Report, 83.—Halifax and Sheffield, 122. Report, 149.—Ledbury, 
29. No Report. Leeds and Halifax,218. Report, 256.—North 
Road (Fleet Market), 210. Report, 241.—Old Stratford and 
Long Compton; Petition referred, 22. Report on Petition, 
referred, 100. Report, 122.—Tewkesbury and Cheltenham, 201. 
Report, 224. 


Waterworks :—Almond, 214. Order for Reference, discharged, 
232.—Chester, 102. Report, 122. Chesterfield Waterworks and 
Gas, 106. Report, 122.—Edinburgh, 120. Report, 149.—Lime- 
rick; Petition referred, 48. Report on Petition, referred, 217. 
Report, 241.—Oldham Waterworks and Gas, 155. Report, 176. 
—Paisley, 154. Report, 176. 


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COM MITTEES—continued. 











II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.)—To consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Standing Orders—continued. 


1826. [Lxxx1.] 
1126. Another Committee appointed for the above purpose ; 
To report Opinion ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum ; Lxxx1. 25. Member added, 129. 


Reports on Petitions for Bills referred,—relative to— 
Bridges :—London, 90. Report, 105. 


Churches :—Bermondsey, 95. Report, 105.—Shadwell Rectory, 
42, Report, 57. 


Docks, §c.:—Dartmouth Harbour, 42. Report, 90.—Glenarm 
Harbour, 133. Report, 144.—Portrush Harbour, 148. Report, 
151. 


Ferries :—Old Passage (Severn), 56. Report, 81. 


Inclosures :—Ham, 85. 
Report, 57. 


Report, 95.— Washingborough, 39. 


Navigations :—Louth, 122. 
stoft, 174. 
187. 


Report, 129.—Norwich and Lowe- 
Report on Petitions for altering the Line, referred, 
Report, 187. 


Pavwings :—Bartholomew Lane, 142. Report, 151.—Edinburgh 
Police, 110. Report, 116.—St. George’s, Hanover Square, 114. 
Report, 129.—Maidenhead, 138. Report, 151. 


Poor :—St. Bride’s (London), 99. Report, 116. 


Railways :—Aberdulais, 132. Report, 144.—Birmingham and 


Liverpool, 67. Petitions complaining that Names were im- 
properly inserted in Lists, referred, 80. Order of Reference dis- 
charged, 90. Report, 87.—Hereford, 187. Report, 201.—Lime- 
rick and Waterford, 84. Report, 95.—Plymouth and Dartmoor, 


80. Report, 95. 


1 ‘urnpikes :—Camberwell, 80. Report, 95.—Pyecombe, 68. Re- 
port, 87.—Ridghill and Holehouse, 36. Report, 57.—Spalding, 
29. Report, 42. 


Waterworks :—-Brighton, 80. Report, 95.—Chester, 55. Re- 
port, 81.—East London, 99. Report, 116. 


1826-7. [Lxxx11.| 
1127. Another Committee appointed for the above purpose; 
To report Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; Lxxx11. 30. 


Reports on Petitions for Bills, referred,—relative to— 


Bridewells ‘—Edinburgh, 87. Report, 110.— Westminster, 279. 


Report, 306, 


Churches :—~ Hampstead, 298. Report, 315.—Staines, 383. 
port, 393. 


Re- 


Docks :—fast India, 238. 
Report, 217. 


Report, 296.—Whitby Pier, 196. 


Navigations ‘—Kensington, 315. Report, 332. 


Pavings :—Carlisle, 158. 
289. Report, 315. 


Report, 180.—St. Luke, Middlesex, 


Railways :—Heckbridge and Wentbridge, 113. 
London, East, 319. Report, 332. 


Report, 148.— 


Sewers :—Tower Hamlets, 197. Report, 217. Westminster, 296. 
Report, 306. 


Turnpihes :—Carlisle and Brampton, 296. Report, 306.— 
Creed, St, Just, 206. Report, 217.—Holbeck and Bradford, 321. 
Report, 332.—Kingswood and Wootton-under-Edge, 225. Re- 
port, 243.—Loughborough ; Petition for Provision, 393. Report, 
445.—Spalding ; additional Petition, 224. Report, 243. Tor- 
rington, Great, 180. Report, 211.—Wrotham, 314. Report, 
332. 

Waterworks :—Nottingham ; Petition for Provision, 438. Re- 
port, 445. 

1828. [LXxXx1II. | 
1128. Another Committee appointed for the above purpose ; 
To report Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum ; LXxx1t. 17. 
Reports on Petitions for Bills, referred,—relative to— 


Court Houses :—Alban’s, St., 160. Report, 174. 


Standing Orders—continued. [LXxx1i. | 


Docks :—Gravesend Quay, 99. Report, 116.—Helmsdale Har- 
bour, 19. Report, 41.—Liverpool, 38. Report, 77.—London, 52. 
Report, 81. 


Gas Lights -—Independent Gas Light and Coke Company, 81. 
Report, 90. 


Inclosures -—Ousefleet, 62. Report, 81.—Oxford, St. Giles, 82. 
Report, 90. 

Merthyr Tidvill Magistrate :—Petition, 188. Report, 203. 
Ni avigations :—Aire and Calder, 98. Report, 116.—Tralee, 154. 
Report, 174. 


Pavings:—Manchester and Salford, 108. Report, 116.—Strat- 
ford, Bow, 27. Report, 41. 


Poor :—Rotherhithe, 54. Report, 81. 


Railways :—Avon and Gloucestershire, 100. 
Bristol and Gloucestershire, 77. 
Whitstable, 76. 
Report, 107. 


Report, 107.— 
Report, 90.—Canterbury and 
Report, 107.—Llanelly Railway and Dock, 82. 


Turnpikes :— Belfast and Antrim, 376. Report, 404.—Cam- 
bridge, Petition for additional Provision, 197. Report, 209.— 
Chester and Northop, 119. Report, 134.—Minehead, 104. Re- 
port, 116.—Yarmouth, South Town, 120. Report, 134. 


1829. [Lxxxiv.] 
1129. Another Committee appointed for the above purpose; 
To report Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum ; Lxxxiv. 11. 


Reports on Petitions for Bills, referred,—relative to— 
Bridges :—~Marlow, 101. Report, 120. 
Gaols :—Sandwich, 80. Report, 97. 
Gas Lights :—Crosley’s Gas Apparatus, 88. Report, 108. 
Lincoln's Inn Agreement :—Petition, 88. Report, 108. 
London Harbour Masters :—Petition, 299. Report, 309. 
Navigations :—Newry, 92. Report, 108. 
Patents :-—Langton’s, 241. Report, 263. 


Pavings :—Croydon, 84. 
97.—Ryde, 119. 
Report, 145. 


Report, 97.—Lambeth, 87. Report, 
Report, 145.—Southwark, St. George, 123. 


Railways :— Newcastle and Carlisle, 75. Report, 80. 


Turnpikes :—Blackbank, 87. Report, 108.—Chard, 105. Re- 
port, 120.—Dunleer, 101. Report, 108.—Glasgow and Kilmar- 
nock, 165. Report, 182.—Walsall, 126. Report, 145. 


V estries :—Marylebone, St., 85. Report, 108. 


1830. [Lxxxv.] 
1130. Another Committee appointed for the above purpose ; 
To report Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum ; Lxxxv. 10. 


Reports on Petitions for Bills, referred,—relative to— 


Bridges :-— Baal’s, 132. Report, 157.—Dartmouth, 126. Report, 
144.— Kingston, 26. Report, 37. 


Churches :—Wolverhampton, 110. Report, 131. 


Docks :—Axmouth Harbour, 87. Report, 97.—Courtown Har- 
bour, 132. Report, 144.—Dundee Harbour, 131. Report, 144. 
—Galway Dock and Canal, 130. Report, 144. 


Drainages :—North Level Drainage and Navigation, 241. Re- 


port, 253. Report on re-committed Bill, 260. Report, 268. 


Inclosures :— Hagley, 253. Report, 268. 


Navigations :—Galway. See Deeks, Level. 


See Drainages, supra. 


supra.—North 


Pavings :—Greenwich Improvement, 231. Report, 241.—Mil- 
ton next Sittingbourne, Improvement, 44. Report, 80.—Stafford, 


Improvement, 87. Report, 97. 


Railways :—Helen’s, St., and Runcorn Gap, 24. Report, 37.— 
Stockport Junction; Report on Petition complaining that the 
Standing Orders had not been complied with, 198. Report, 218. 
—Warrington.and Newton, 77. Report, 88.—Wigan, 64. Re- 
port, 80. 





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388 COM MITTEES—continued. 
II. Select Committees appointed —continued. 
(2.)—7o consider Various Matters—(continued)—telative to— 
Standing Orders—continued. [Lxxxv.] Standing Orders—continued. [LXxxvuII. | 


Turnpikes :—Brechfa, 120. Report, 131.—Breconshire, Peti- 
tion for additional Provision, 227. Report, 231.—Caithness Sta- 
tute Labour, 126. Report, 144.—Chard, 101. Report, 121.— 
Glasgow and Kilmarnock, 519. Report, 533.—Newcastle and 
North Shields, 110. Report, 130.—Tiverton, 101. Report, 121. 
—Walsall, 108. Report, 121.—Petition for additional Provision, 
351. Report, 364, 


Waterworks :—New River Company, 131. Report, 144. 


1830-31. [LXxxvI.] 

1131. Another Committee appointed for the above purpose ; 
To report Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxvi. 47. Members added, 142. 249. 
329. 

Reports on Petitions for Bills, referred,—relative to— 

Docks :—West India, 339. Report, 354. 

Markets :— Upton-upon-Severn, 398. Report, 418. 

Middlesex -—County Rate, 287. Report, 322. 

Navigations :—Ulster Canal, 427. Report, 463. 

ftailways :—Birmingham and Basford, 395. Report, 418.— 
Chester, 293. Report, 322.—Dean Forest, 228. Report, 249.— 
Liverpool and Chorlton, 400. Report, 418.—Liverpool and Leeds, 
358. Report, 395.—Pollock and Govan, 266. Report, 288.— 
Warrington and Newton, 364. Report, 378. 

7 ‘urnpikes :— Ellesmere and Chirk, 336. Report, 354.—Llan- 
dovery and Llangadock, 394. Report, 418.—Woollen Breamish, 
292. Report, 322.—Worthing and Littlehampton, 236. Report, 
249. 


Waterworks: —London, South, 314. Report, 337. 


1831. [LXxxv1. | 
1132. Another Committee appointed for the above purpose ; 
To report Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; 
Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxv1. 535. 
Reports on Petitions for Bills, referred,—relative to— 

Tu rnpikes ‘Aylesbury, 548. Report, 555.—Ennis and Galway, 
745. Report, 783. Ludlow; Report on Petition for additional 
Provision, 664. Report, 672.—Wolverhampton ; Report on Peti- 
tions for additional Provision, 614. Report, 624. 


1831-32. [Lxxxvu. ] 
1133. Another Committee appointed for the above purpose ; 
To report Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxvit. 15. 
Reports on Petitions for Bills referred,—relative to— 
Drainages ‘—Spalding and Pinchbeck, 118. Report, 136. 
Gas :—-Wells (Somerset), 132. Report, 150. 
Islington Church Rates :—Referred, 81. Report, 95. 
London Bridge Approaches :—Referred, 46. Report, 54. 
Pavings :—Bristol, St. James’s, 19. Report, 47.—Cheltenham, 
26. No Report.——Chorlton Row, 66. Report, 78.—Clerkenwell, 
125. Report, 126.—Holborn, St. Andrew’s, 170. Report, 188, 
—Leonard’s, St., Hastings, 118. Report, 126.—Londonderry, 
131. Report, 150.—Manchester, 15. Report, 147. 
Poor :— Glasgow, 135. Report, 188. 
Turnpikes : —Berwickshire (Middle District); Petition for addi- 
Report, 207.—Carnarvonshire, 15. Re- 
Report, 150.—Lanfabon 
Petition for addi- 


tional Provision, 184. 
port, 47.—Doncaster and Selby, 132. 
and Pontymoil, 20. Report, 54.—Perthshire. 
tional Provision, 184. Report, 207. 


1833. [Lxxxvull.] 
1134. Another Committee appointed for the above purpose ; 
To report Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxvui1. 20. 
Reports on Petitions for Bills referred,—relative to— 
Bridges :—Walton-upon-Trent, 104. Report, 132. 
Compensation :-—Broxtowe Damages Compensation, 49. Re- 
port, 69. 

Drainage :—Wiggenhall, 161. Report, 174. 

Gas :—Prescot, 45. Report, 69. 

Inclosures :—Oakington, 131. Report, 146. 

Pavings :—Re-committed Report on East Smithfield, 177. Re- 
port, 195.—Edinburgh, 381. Report, 390. 

Poor :—Forehoe; Petition for additional Provision, 202. Report, 

304. 





Railways :—~Clarence (No. 2), 254. Report, 260. 

Serjeant’s-Inn Agreement :—is3. Report, 195. 

Sessions (Middlesex) :—Referred, 257. Report, 285. 

Turnpikes : 
vision, 176. Report, 195.—Barnsley and Cudworth, 69. Report, 
99.—Bodmin, 395. Report, 398.—Cheltenham and Gloucester, 
98. Report, 132.—Denbigh and Mold, 176. Report, 195.— 
Gloucester and Cheltenham, 170. Report, 182,—Whitchurch and 
Aldermaston, 187. Report, 214. 


Waterworks :—Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 68. Report, 99. 





1834. [Lxxxix. | 
1135. Another Committee appointed for the above purpose; 
To report Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; 
Five to be the Quorum; txxx1x. 13. Members added, 22. 81. 
Reports on Petitions for Bills referred,—relative to— 
Bridges :—titchin, 67. Report, 99.—Limerick, 264. 
268.—Powick, 150. Report, 159. 
Churches :—Chelsea (St. Luke’s), 76. Report, 86. 
Docks :—Belfast Canal and Docks, 103. Report, 130—Car- 
marthenshire. See Railways, infra—Greenhithe Pier, 141. 
Report, 151.—Leith, Trinity Harbour, 155. Report, 161.— 
Wells Harbour, 72. Report, 86. 


Hammersmith Vicarage :—Petition, 258. Report, 268. 


Report, 


London Bridge Approaches :—Petition for additional Pro- 
vision, 62. Report, 81. ; 

Markets :—Exeter, 19. Report, 22. 

Navigations :—Belfast. See Docks, supra—Medway, 127. Re- 
port, 141.—Welland Canal; Petition for additional Provision, 71. 
Report, 81. 

Pavings :—Wisbech, 79. Report, 86. 

Railways :—Blaydon and Hebburn, 85. Report, 99. Carmar- 
thenshire Railway and Dock, 150. Report, 159.—Clarence 
(Durham), 67. Report, 81. Petition for additional Provision, 
134. Report, 141.—Grand Junction, 71. Report, 86. 

Ti urnpikes :—Lanarkshire, 113. Report, 130. 

Waterworks : —Edinburgh, 93. Report, 130.—South London, 
73. Report, 86. 


1835. [xc.] 

1136. Another Committee appointed for the above purpose ; 
To report Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; 
Five to be the Quorum; xc. 19. 

Reports on Petitions for Bills, referred,—relative to— 

Bridges :—lItchin, 269. Report, 277. 

Court Houses :—Cornwall, 199. Report, 226.—Suffolk, East, 
137. Report, 159. 

Gaols :—Ross-shire, 221. Report, 233. 

Inclosures :—Over (Cambridge), 123. Report, 133.—Stretham 
(Cambridge), 171. Report, 185. 

Markets :—tLimerick, 302. Report, 320. 

Navigations :—Stonham, 189. Report, 201. 

Pavings :—Aberystwith, 191. Report, 201. 

Railways :—-Bodmin and Wadebridge, 317. Report, 320.— 
Manchester, Bolton and Bury, 172. Report, 185. 

Turnpikes :—Belfast and Crumlin, Petition for additional Pro- 
vision, 140. Report, 159.—Ford and Lowick; Petition for addi- 
tional Provision, 278. Report, 304.—Launceston ; Petition for 
additional Provision, 217. Report, 226.—Warwick and Coventry, 
140. Report, 159.—Worcester, 164. Report, 171. 


Waterworks :— Richmond (Surrey), 159. Report, 171. 


1836. [xct.] 
1137. Another Committee appointed for the above purpose; 
To report Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers and Records} 
Five to be the Quorum; xc1. 13. 
Reports on Petitions for Bills, referred,—relative to— 
Bridges :—Hungerford and Lambeth; Petition for enlarging the 
Time for Report, 637. Report, 646. 
Court Houses :—Worcester, 365. Report, 384. 
Report, 133.—Tremoutha, 203. Re- 
Report, 425. 


Docks :—Aberavon, 126. 
port, 210.—Wells, 420. 
Drainages : 


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(2.)—To consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Standing Orders—continued. [xct.] 
Drainages :—Welland Outfall, 131. Report, 145. 
Inclosures :—Todmorden, 128. Report, 133. 
Markets :—South London, 122. Report, 129. 


Naviaations :—Glamorganshire, 97. Report, 111.— Stirling, 
Report from, revived. Committee on Petition for Bill, together 
with Evidence, 111. Report, 129.— Ulster, 96. Report, 111. 
Report from revived Committee on Petition for Bill, 282. Re- 
port, 286. 

Pavings :—Ipswich, 73. Report, 81. 

Poor :—Kidderminster, 189. Report, 210. 


Railways :—Aylesbury, 101. Report, 111.—Chelmsford, 217. 
Report, 254.—Dublin and Kilkenny, Report from revived Com- 
mittee on Petition for Bill, 296. Report, 303.—Durham (South 
West), 89. Report, 111.—Glasgow and Falkirk, 383. Report, 
392.— North Midland; Petition for additional Provision, 102. 
Report, 111.— Northern, Great, 211. Report, 218.— Western, 
Great, (No. 2),68. Report, 75. 


Turnpikes :—Poole ; Petition for additional Provision, 265. Re- 
port, 286. 


Waterworks :—Wakefield, 78. Report, 111. 


1837. [xcu.] 

1138. Another Committee appointed for the above purpose ; 
To report Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; xc. 6. 

Reports on Petitions for Bills referred,—relative to— 


Drainages :—Lough Swilly and Lough Foyle, 180. Report, 201. 


Gas :—Birmingham (No. 2), 171. Report, 182.—East London, 
90. Report, 93.—Manchester, 415. Report, 422. 


Harbours :—Belfast (No. 1), 64. Report, 70.—Belfast (No. 2), 
133. Report, 151.—Leith and Newhaven, 180. Report, 202.— 
Lowestoft, 171. Report, 182. 


Navigations, &amp;c. :—Loanhead and Stirling Canal,131. Report, 
138.—Severn, 81. Report, 93.—Stirling Canal, 131. Report, 
138.—Stratford-upon-Avon Canal, 90. Report, 93. 


Railways :—Ardrossan and Johnston, 171. Report, 181.—Ash- 
ford and Canterbury, 100. Report, 112.—Belfast and Holywood, 
90. Report, 93.—Birkenhead and Chester, 119. Report, 122.— 
Birmingham, Bristol and Thames Junction, 99. Report, 112.— 
Birmingham and Gloucester,77. Report, 82.—Bolton and Pres- 
ton, 100. Report, 112.—Bristol and Gloucester, 48. Report, 62. 
—Charlton Kings and Marsworth, 61. Report, 70.—Clarence 
(Durham), 32. Report, 49.—Courteenhall and Great Wigston, 
104. Report, 122.—Dublin and Drogheda, 159. Report, 172.— 
Dublin and Kilkenny, 113. Report, 122.—Dundalk and Cavan 
(Ballebay), 138. Report, 151.—Durham and Sunderland, 133. 
Report, 138.—Exeter and Falmouth, 111. Report, 122.—Kings- 
worthy and West Monckton, 99. Report, 122.— Leicester and 
Swannington, 87. Report, 93.—London and Birmingham, 86. 
Report, 93.—London and Brighton (Mill’s Line), 118. Report, 
138.—London and Greenwich, 94. Report, 112.—London and 
Greenwich (No. 2), 282. Report, 312.—Manchester and Stafford, 
70. Report, 76.—Midland Counties, 47. Report, 62.—Preston, 
and Wyre, 76. Report, 82.—Tamworth and Rugby, 69.—Report, 
76.—Whitby and Pickering, 82. Report, 49. 


Turnpikes :—Seven Oaks and Woodsgate, 72. Report, 76. 


Waterworks :—Belfast Water and Poor, 123. 
Edinburgh, 398. Report, 408. 


Report, 150.— 


State of Ireland :—See supra, 937. 
Stationery :—See supra, 1051, 1052. 


Stationery Contract : 

1139. To inquire into the truth of the allegations contained in 
the Petitions of Stationers and Manufacturers of Paper, and of 
Liverymen of London, respecting the Supply of Stationery to the 
Government, and to report their Observations thereupon to the 
House ; Tosend for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the 
Quorum ; Lxxxvitl. 638. Petitions referred, 638. 651. Leave to the 
Committee to sit on a certain Day inthe Morning, notwithstanding 
the sitting of the House, 640. Power to report Observations 
from time to time, together with Minutes of Evidence, 656. First 
and Second Reports, 683, Pp. 


Statute Labour : 
1140. Select Committee appointed to investigate the several 
Acts, Public and Private, regulating the Statute Labour in Scot- 
land, and the manner in which the Conversion is exacted or levied 
GEN. INDEX. 


LXAXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Statute Labour-- continued. 


and applied in the several Counties respectively, and to consider 
how the existing Laws may be amended, and to report thereupon 
to the House; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to 
be the Quorum ; xc1. 82. Petitions referred, 119. 197. 228. 239. 
270. 288. 310. 393. 409. 426. 441. Message to the Lords to 
request the attendance of Viscount Arbuthnot at the Committee, 
337. A Member discharged from attendance; another Member 
added; 399. To report Opinion, with Minutes of Evidence ; 
Report, with Resolutions; 643, Pp. 


Steam Carriages : 


1141, Proportion of Tolls which ought to be imposed upon 
Coaches and Vehicles propelled by Steam or Gas upon Turnpike 
Roads; and also to inquire into and to report upon the Rate of ~ 
Toll actually levied upon such Coaches and other Vehicles under 
any Acts of Parliament now in force; Report Observations; Five 
to be the Quorum ; txxxvi. 680. To send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Instruction, That they have Power to inquire gene- 
rally into the present State and future Prospects of Land Carriage 
by means of Wheeled Vehicles propelled by Steam or Gas on 
common Roads, and to report upon the probable utility which the 
Public may derive therefrom; Member added; 718.740. Peti- 
tion referred, 723. Power to report Minutes of Evidence; Re- 
port, 908, p. 

Steam Engines : 

1142. How far it may be practicable to compel Persons using 
Steam Engines and Furnaces in their different Works to erect 
them in a manner less prejudicial to the Public ; To report Obser- 
vations; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum ; to adjourn from time to time and from place to place, 
and to sit during the sitting, notwithstanding any adjournment of 
the House; rxxv. 132. Members added, 150, 243.254. Petition 
from the Parishes of St. Andrew, Holborn, and St. George the 


Martyr, complaining of Nuisances by Smoke, referred, 216. 
Report, 401, p. " 
Steam Navigation : 

1143. The frequent Calamities by Steam Navigation, and the 
best means of guarding against their recurrence ; To report Obser- 
vations ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum; Lxxxvi. 827. Members added, 832. 835. 855. 858, 859. 
865. Petitions referred, 837. 858. 873. To report Minutes of 
Evidence; Report; 015, p. 


Steam Navigation to India : 

1144. To inquire into the Means of promoting Communication 
with India by Steam; To send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; Lxxx1x. 348. Members added, 360. 375. 
464.477. Power toreport from time to time, and to adjourn from 
place to place, 419. To report Opinion and Minutes of Evidence, 
480. Report, with Resolutions and Minutes of Evidence, 487, r. 
———-To inquire into the best means of establishing a Communi- 
cation by Steam with India by way of the Red Sea; Day appointed 
for nominating Committee; xcu. 452. Committee nominated; to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
460. Power to adjourn from place to place, 466. Leave to sit on 
a certain Day during the sitting of the House, 647. Petitions 
referred, 463. 476. 610. To report Observations, with Minutes of 
Evidence; Report, 668, rp. 


Strangers’ Gallery : 

1145. To consider and report upon the best means of setting 
apart and adapting a portion of the Strangers’ Gallery for the 
admittance of Ladies during the Debates of this House; such 
admittance to be granted or regulated according to such form and 
manner as the Speaker shall appoint; also, to consider of direc- 
tions proper to be given with a view to the same effect in the 
building of the New House of Commons; xc. 457. To send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 45s, 
A Member discharged from attendance ; another Member added ; 
467. To report Opinion and Minutes of Evidence, 483. Report, 
with Resolutions, 491, rp. Resolutions read; Motion, That the 
House do agree with the Committee in the said Resolutions ; Q" 
Neg. thereupon; 515. 


Sunk Island Road : 
1146. Bill to enable the Commissioners of His Majesty's 
Woods, Forests, Land Revenues, Works and Buildings to make 
and maintain a Road from the Church in the Parish of Sunk 
Island to the Town of Ottringham, in the East Riding of the 
County of York; Five to be the Quorum; xe 717. 


764. 


Report, 


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Superannuations : 

1147. The Regulations under which Civil Superannuations, 
Half-pay and Retired Pensions and Allowances are claimed and 
received by Persons on account of their Employment in the Public 
Service, and to consider what Alterations may be made therein 
consistently with the Public Interest and a due regard to the just 
Claims of Public Servants; To report Observations; Power to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
Question negatived for Instruction to inquire into the expediency 
of placing Full-pay and Half-pay Officers under similar Regula- 
tions when appointed to Civil Offices; uxxxv. 334. Members 
added, 376. No Report. 


Supreme Court (Scotland), Judges of :—See supra, 941. 


Survey and Valuation of Ireland: 

1148. The best mode of effecting a general Survey and Valua- 
tion of Ireland; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five 
to be the Quorum; ixxix. 146. Members added, 164. 233. 250. 
327. 354. 366. 409. To report Observations and Opinion and 
Minutes of Evidence, 415. Report, with Resolutions, 423, p. 
To report Opinion from time to time, 426. Report, 528, p. 


Taxation :—See supra, 843, &amp;c. 


Tea Duties : 

1149. To inquire whether it may be expedient to establish one 
fixed Rate of Duty on all Descriptions of Tea imported into the 
United Kingdom instead of the Duties imposed by Act 3 &amp; 4 
Will. IV. c. 101; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five 
to be the Quorum; ixxx1x. 257. Members added, 263. 273. 307. 
Petitions referred, 259. 270. 288. Leave to Committee to sit on 
certain Days during the sitting of the House between Twelve and 
Three, 398. 426, 429. 476. Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; 
Report and Minutes of Evidence ; 524, p. 





















































Thames Tunnel : 
1150. To consider the Papers laid before this House relating 
to the Thames Tunnel; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; 


Five to be the Quorum; xc. 552. To report Minutes of Evi- 
dence ; Report; 616, p. 























Theatres :—See supra, 841. 








Timber Duties: 


1151. To take into consideration the Duties on Timber; To 
report Observations; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; 
Five to be the Quorum; xc. 298. Timber Duties Bill referred, 
320. Members added, 350. Petitions referred, 358. 372. 407. 
424, 456. 464. 468. 473. 477. 487. 496. Leave to sit on a certain 
Day during the sitting of the House, 428. Power to report 
Opinion and Minutes of Evidence; Report, with Resolutions, to 
lie on the Table; and to be printed; 547. Timber Duties Bill 
reported, 547. 


Tithes, England and Wales: 

1152. To consider the best mode of effecting the Surveys of 
Parishes for the purpose of carrying into effect the Act for the 
Commutation of Tithes in England and Wales; To send for Per- 
sons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; xcu. 178. 


Petitions referred, 263. To report Observations, with Minutes of 
Evidence ; Report ; 345, p. 

















































































































Tithes, Ireland : 

1153. The Collection and Payment of Tithes in Ireland, and 
the State of the Laws relating thereto; To report Observations ; 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum ; 
Lxxxvul. 26. Petitions referred, 44. 48. Power to report from 
time to time, 116. Report, 122, p. Second Report, 374, p. 












































Tobacco: 


1154. Laws which relate to the Growth and Cultivation of 
Tobacco within the several Parts of the United Kingdom; To 
report Observations and Opinion; Power to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxv. 426. 
Members added, 444. Petitions referred, 440. Power to report 
Minutes of Evidence; Report; 571, p. 





















































Tolls and Customs (Ireland) : 

1155. The Returns of Tolls and Customs, taken in Sea Ports, 
Fairs and Markets in Ireland, and to inquire how far the existing 
Laws may require Amendment; Five to be the Quorum ; Reports 
on the State of Ireland; referred; txxx1. 86. Report, 183, p. 
——— Another Committee; To inquire into the Tolls and Customs 









































(2.) —To consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 
Tolls and Customs (Ireland)—continued. 


at Markets and Fairs in Ireland; To report Observations; Power 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum ; 
Lxxxv. 469. Members added, 526. 552. Report, 645, Pp. Order 
for printing Report discharged, 469.———Another Committee ; 
To consider the Returns of Tolls and Customs taken in Sea Ports, 
Fairs and Markets in Ireland, and to report how far the existing 
Laws may require Amendment, &amp;c.; To send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; ixxxvi. 84. Members 
added, 265. 356. No Report. 


Tools :—See supra, 971. 


Trade : 


1156. To inquire into the expediency of a Standing Order, that 
no Bill regulating the conduct of any Trade, altering the Laws of 
Apprenticeships, in relation to any particular Business, &amp;c., be read 
a First Time, until a Select Committee shall have inquired into the 
expediency thereof; To report Observations; to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxv. 311. Mem- 
bers added, 321, 322. Report, 349, p. Report read; Resolution 
thereupon made a Standing Order; 403. 

1157. Standing Order, 23 June 1820, relative to Bills for regu- 
lating Trade; To report Opinion; Five to be the Quorum; 
Lxxvilt. 333. Resolutions reported, 338, p. Day appointed for 
further considering Report, 338. Further considered; Resolu- 
tions agreed to; Standing Order rescinded; 354. 

See supra, 896, kc. 


Transportation : 


1158. To inquire into the System of Transportation, its efficacy 
as a Punishment, its influence on the Moral State of Society in the 
Penal Colonies, and how far it is susceptible of improvement ; To 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 
xc. 239. A Member discharged from Attendance on the Com- 
mittee; another Member added; 292. A Member added, 345. 
To report Observations, with Minutes of Evidence; Report ; 649, p. 

See supra, 751. 


Trefoil Seed :—See supra, 779. 
Trinity House, Corporation of :—See supra, 959, 960. 


Turnpikes : 


1159. Acts now in force regarding the Turnpike Roads and 
Highways in England and Wales, and the expediency of better 
Regulations for their Repair and Preservation; To report Obser- 
vations from time to time; to send for Persons, Papers and Re- 
cords; Five to be the Quorum; to sit during the sitting and not- 
withstanding any Adjournment of the House ; to report Minutes of 
Evidence from time to time; Report, 25 June 1819, referred ; 
Lxxv. 217. Petition of John Loudon M‘Adam for Compensation, 
referred, 230. Members added, 246. 261. 321. Report, with 
Appendix, 465, P. 

1160. Acts now in force regarding the Turnpike Roads and 
Highways in England and Wales; To report Observations from 
time to time; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to 
be the Quorum; to sit during the sitting and notwithstanding any 
Adjournment of the House; to report Minutes of Evidence from 
time to time; Report, 18 July 1820, referred; txxvi. 68. Re- 
turns presented, 23 February 1821, relating to the Revenues of 
Turnpike Roads, referred; Members added; 106. Report, with 
Appendix, 505, Pp. 

1161. The practicability of reducing the Expenses attending 
the procuring of Bills for continuing Turnpike Trust Acts; To 
report Observations; Five to be the Quorum; ixxx11. 465. Peti- 
tions referred, 467. Members added, 480. Report, 489, p. 


1162. Turnpike Laws Amendment Bill; txxvr1. 404. Report, 
427.—1xxvil. 139. Members added, 178. Report, 295. Bill 
re-committed, 409. Report, 425.—.xxvin. 232. Petitions 
referred, 292. 309. 348. 387. Members added, 290. 315. Re- 
port, 419. 

1163. Bill to consolidate the Laws relating to Highways in 
England; Five to be the Quorum ; txxxv1. 257. Members added, 
295. 348. No Report.———Another Bill; committed; Five to 
be the Quorum; Lxxxvi. 597. Members added, 613. Report, 
701.——Another Bill; committed; txxxvu. 308. Five to be 
the Quorum, 309. Members added, 344. 362. Petitions referred, 
336. 394. Report, 402, Another Bill ; committed ; xxxvutl. 
297. Five to be the Quorum, 298. Members added, 303. Peti- 
tions referred, 300, 364. 404, 475. 491. 670. Report, 494. 

1164. Bill to exempt from Toll Cattle driven on Turnpike 
Roads to or from Pasturage; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxvl- 
687. Report, 763. 


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(2.)—To consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Turnpikes —continued. 

1165. Bill to authorize the Consolidation of the Trusts in 
Turnpike Roads in that part of Great Britain called England; 
Five to be the Quorum ; xc1. 63. Report, 142. 


1166. Bill to authorize the Application of Highway Rates to 
Turnpike Roads in certain Cases ; Five to be the Quorum; xcr1. 
447. All Petitions in favour and against the Bill, and all Peti- 
tions relative to the Highway Act, referred, 463. Power to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records, 501. To report Observations, 
together with Minutes of Evidence; Report; 567. 

1167. State of the Roads under Turnpike Trusts in Ireland, 
Amount of Receipts, Expenditure and Debts of each Trust, and 
whether the Provisions of the Act under which each Trust was 
formed have been complied with; To send for Persons, Papers 

‘and Records; Five to be the Quorum; txxxvit. 140. Members 
added, 153. 231. Petitions referred, 157. 189. 201. 238. 244. 
Paper referred, 271. To report Minutes of Evidence ; Report ; 
526, P. 

1168. To investigate the subject of Tolls and Turnpike Trusts 
in Great Britain and Ireland; Day appointed for nominating the 
Committee; xc1. 100. Committee nominated ; to send for Per- 
sons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum; 108. Mem- 
bers discharged from attendance; other Members added; 338. 
Message to the Lords, to request the Attendance of the Duke of 
Richmond at the Committee, 431. To report Observations, with 
Minutes of Evidence; Report; 770, p. 


1169. To inquire into the Monopoly enjoyed by Persons in 
Ireland on certain Roads there; how far the said Monopoly is 
consistent with Law, the Convenience of Travellers, and the Reve- 
nue of the Post Office ; also, into the best Mode of removing the 
said Monopoly, keeping in view the Rights of private Parties, if 
any; Five to be the Quorum; xci. 442. To send for Persons, 
Papers and Records, 447. Petition referred, 468. Leave to sit 
on a certain Day during the sitting of the House, 579. To report 
Observations, with Minutes of Evidence ; Report; 601, p. 


1170. Acts now in force regarding Turnpike Roads and High- 
ways in Scotland ; To report Observations from time to time; to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
uxxvit..122. Members added, 136. To sit notwithstanding Ad- 
journment, 294. No Report. 


1171. Acts now in force regarding Turnpike Roads and High- 
ways in Scotland; To report Observations from time to time; 
Five to be the Quorum; txxvi.79. Members added, 115. Re- 
port, That the Chairman was directed to move for Bill; Bill 
ordered; 171. See Turnpikes, 40. 


1172. Bill to explain and amend Act 8 Geo. IV. c. 126; 
LXxvill. 232. Petitions referred, 259. 278. 292. 309. 348. 387. 
Members added, 290. 315. Report, 419. 

1173. Bill for regulating Turnpike Roads in Scotland ; rxxvutt. 
305. Five to be the Quorum, 306. Report, 341. 

1174. Bill for amending and making more effectual the Laws 
concerning Turnpike Roads in Scotland ; Five to be the Quorum ; 
LXxxvi. 271. Report, 432,———— Another Bill ; committed ; Five 
to be the Quorum; txxxvi. 636. Report, 748. 


Alban’ s, St.:—See infra, 1185. 
Edinburgh :—See infra, 1183, 1184. 


Glasgow and Port Patrick : 
1175. State of the Lines of Road leading from the City of 
Glasgow to Ayr, and from thence to Port Patrick; To report 
Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be 
the Quorum; .txxvil. 265. Petitions referred, 285. 291. 357. 
401. Instruction to consider of the propriety of establishing 
Steam Packets between Port Patrick and Donaghadee, 353. 
Papers relative to Steam Packets, referred, 367. Correspondence 
relative to Steam Packets, referred, 386. Report, 419, p. 
1176. State of the Lines of Road leading from the City of 
Glasgow to Ayr, and from thence to Port Patrick, &amp;c.; To report 
Opinion ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be 
the Quorum ; Lxx1x. 98. Instruction relative to the Establishment 
of Steam Packets for the Conveyance of the Mail between Scot- 
land and Ireland, 281. Petitions referred, 295, 434. 462. Re- 
port, 507, Pp. 


Holyhead Road: 
1177. State of the Road from London by Coventry to Holy- 
head; To report Observations and Minutes of Evidence from 
time to time ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to 
be the Quorum; txxv. 150. Report made by Mr. Telford, re- 


ferred ; Members added ; 354. Report, 360, rp. Second Report, 
367, P. 





GEN.INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Turnpikes; Holyhead Road—continued. 


1178. State of the Roads from London to Holyhead, and from 
Chester to Holyhead; txxvu. 16. To report Observations and 
Minutes of Evidence from time to time; to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 17. Members 


added, 42. 69. 122. 206. Report, with Appendix, 60, rp. Second 
Report, 167, p. Third Report, with Appendix, 234, p. Petition 
referred, 264. Fourth Report, with Appendix, 275, p. Fifth Re- 


port, with Appendix, 339, p. Sixth Report, with Appendix, 398, p. 

1179. To inquire into the Amount of all Sums of Money 
received, expended and repaid by the Commissioners for the Im- 
provement of the Holyhead and Liverpool Roads, distinguishing 
the Sums applied to the several Districts, &amp;c. ; To report Observa- 
tions, and upon what further Improvements can be made, to- 
gether with Minutes of Evidence; Five to be the Quorum; 
Lxxxv. 366. Members added, 403. 433. To report from time to 
time, 446. Report, 449, p. Second Report, 638, p. 


Metropolis : 


1180. To inquire into the Receipt, Expenditure and Manage- 
ment of the several Turnpike Trusts within Ten Miles of London ; 
To report Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; txxx.72. Returns from Putney Bridge, 
referred, 292. Petition referred, 301. To report Minutes of 
Evidence and Observations, 460. Report, 460, p. 


1181. Bill to consolidate the Trusts of the several Turnpike 
Roads in the Neighbourhood of the Metropolis, North of the 
River Thames; txxx1. 216. Petitions referred, 223. 231. 234. 
241. Report, 252. 

1182. Bill to amend Act and to consolidate the Trusts of the 
several Turnpike Roads in the Neighbourhood of the Metropolis ; 
LXxxIv. 214. Petitions referred, 217. 227. 236. 243. 260, 255. 
283. Report, 291. 


Morpeth and Edinburgh: 


1183. Report and Estimate of a proposed Line of Road from 
Morpeth to Edinburgh ; To report Opinions and Observations ; 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum ; 
Lxxvi1. 260. To report Minutes of Evidence, 394. Report, 394, p. 


(App. 617.) 


Northern Roads: 


1184. State of the Roads between London and Edinburgh, 
and London and Port Patrick ; To send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; Five to be the Quorum; Reports, Estimates and Plans, 
referred ; Lxxxv. 171. Members added, 186. To report Observa- 
tions and Minutes of Evidence, 190. Report, 221, p. 


Port Patrick :--See supra, 1175, 1176. 1184. 
Sunk Island :— See supra, 1146. 


Whetstone and St. Alban’s Turnpike Trust : 

1185. State of the Road under the care of the said Trust; To 
report Observations ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; 
Five to be the Quorum; Petition referred; txxxi1. 517. Mem- 
bers added, 527. Report, 542, p. 


Vaccine Board : 
1186. To inquire into the expediency of the Vaccine Board ; 
To report Minutes of Evidence from time to time ; Five to be the 
Quorum ; txxxvii1. 148. Power tosend for Persons, Papers and 
Records, 151. Power to report Opinion, 719. Report, 732, p. 


Vagrants: 

1187. The existing Laws relating to Vagrants ; To report Ob- 
servations ; Lxxvi. 166. Tosend for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum ; 167. Members added, 169. 175. 199. 243. 
Accounts presented 27 March 1821, referred, 210. To sit not- 
withstanding Adjournment, 220. Report, 368, p. 

1188. Bill for consolidating into one Act and amending the 
Laws relating to Rogues, Vagabonds, &amp;c. ; Lxxvit. 156. Members 
added, 175. 202. Voices given, 229. Report, 241. 

1189. Bill for the more effectual Suppression of Vagrancy and 
Punishment of Idle and Disorderly Persons in that part of Great 
Britain called England ; To send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; Lxxtx. 332. Members added, 337. 344. 
348. Report, 396. See Vagrants. 


Ireland : 

1190. The Laws relating to the passing of Irish Vagrants to 
their own Country; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; 
Five to be the Quorum ; LXxxi. 161. Members added, 170. 25s, 
436. Instruction for taking into consideration the Laws relating 
to the passing of Scottish Vagrants, 171. Petitions referred, 264. 
436. To report Minutes of Evidence; Report; 507, Pp. 

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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.) To consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Vagrants—continued. 


Trish and Scottish : 

1191. To take into consideration the Laws relative to the pass- 
ing of Poor Persons born in Ireland to their own Country, with 
a view to the Alteration and Amendment of the said Laws, and 
to report their Opinion thereupon to the House ; To send for Per- 
sons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum ; LxxxvulI. 358. 
Members added, 368. 390. Petition referred, 437. Instruction 
to Committee to take into consideration the Laws relative to the 
passing of Scottish Poor, 439. Power to report Minutes of Evi- 
dence; Report; 494, Pp. 


Valuation of Ireland :—See supra, 1148. 


Vestries : 

1192. To inquire into the general operation and effect of the 
Laws and Usages under which Select and other Vestries are con- 
stituted in England and Wales; To report Observations; to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; Lxxx1v. 
246. Members added, 250, 256. Petitions referred, 250. Mi- 
nutes of Evidence taken before the Committee on the St. Mary- 
lebone Vestry Bill in the last Session, referred, 259. To report 
Minutes of Evidence; Report; 403. Minutes of Evidence to be 
printed ; Lxxxv. 25. 


1193. To inquire into the general operation and effect of the 
Laws and Usages under which Select and other Vestries are con- 
stituted in England and Wales ; To report Observations ; Power 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum ; 
uxxxv. 25. Members added, 46. 118. Power to report Opinion, 
with Minutes of Evidence; Report; 250, Pp. 


Parish Vestries : 

1194. Bill for the Regulation thereof, and for lighting and 
watching Towns in England and Wales; Five to be the Quorum ; 
Lxxxv. 453. Members added, 457. Report, 603. 

1195. Bill for the better Regulation of Vestries, and for the 
Appointment of Auditors of Accounts in certain Parishes in Eng- 
land and Wales; Five to be the Quorum; txxxvi. 375. Petitions 
referred, 397. 405. 425. 440. Member added, 405. Reported ; 
further consideration of Report deferred ; 492. 

See supra, 997. 1124; infra, 1199. 


Victualling-house Licenses (Holborn Division) : 

1196. To inquire into the ground of the allegations of the 
Petition of William Spicer relative to the conduct of certain 
Magistrates in the Holborn Division of Middlesex, in granting 
Licenses for Victualling-houses; To send for Persons, Papers and 
Records ; Five to be the Quorum; txxxvi1. 521. Member added, 
524. Power to report Observations, 579. Report ; Report re- 
committed to former Committee; 583. Re-committed ; Report 
brought up, and read; 614, Pr. Minutes of Evidence ordered ; 
presented ; 371, P. 


Villers, John Louis de :—See supra, 921. 
Votes :—See supra, 1051, 1052. 

Wages :—See supra, 806. 

Walks, Public: 


1197. To consider the best means of securing open spaces in 
the vicinity of populous Towns as Public Walks and Places of 
Exercise, calculated to promote the Health and Comfort of the 
Inhabitants; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxvim1. 101. Members 
added ; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records, and to 
report Opinion, together with Minutes of Evidence; 149. Peti- 
tion referred, 159. Report, 528, p. 


Warwick, Borough of: 

1198. To make further inquiry into the Proceedings of the last 
Election for the Borough of Warwick; to consider and report 
upon the best mode of preventing Bribery, Treating and other Cor- 
rupt Practices in all future Elections for Members to serve in Par- 


liament for the said Borough of Warwick ; txxxvu. 512. Report, | 
591,P. Report read; Bill for preventing Bribery and Corruption | 


and Illegal Practices in the Election of Members to serve in Par- 
liament for the Borough of Warwick, ordered ; 632. (See Elec- 
tions, 85.) Draft Report and Minutes of Proceedings in 1833, as 
taken by the Committee Clerk; Ordered, txxxix. 195. Pre- 
sented, 426, Pp. See supra, 955. 


Watching, &amp;c., Parishes Bill : 


1199. Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxv, 333. Petitions referred, 
333. 336. Report, 358, See supra, 1194. 








Water: 


1200. To inquire into the past and present State of the Supply 
of Water to the Metropolis ; To report Observations; Number of 
Committee to be Twenty-one; to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; Five to be the Quorum ; to adjourn from time to time ; 
to sit during the sitting and notwithstanding Adjournment ; txxvr. 
40. Petitions referred, 51. 58, 118, 129. 188, Message to the 
Lords requesting Copy of Evidence on West Middlesex Water- 
works Bill in 1819, 58. Minutes of Evidence taken in 1819, 
referred, 58. Members added, 62. 74. 198. Report, 356, pr, 
Minutes of Evidence, ordered, 438. Presented, 442. 


1201. To select such Documents as may be proper to print as 
an Appendix to the Evidence ; To send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; Five to be the Quorum; txxvi. 454. Report, 488, p, 

1202. To inquire into the present System of supplying Water 
to the Metropolis, including the Borough of Southwark, and into 
the Amount of Rates paid by the Inhabitants ; To send for Per- 
sons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxutt. 492, 
Petition and Report of Commissioners on the Supply of Water to 
the Metropolis, referred ; Instruction to include other Parishes ; 
498. Members added, 499. To report Minutes of Evidence; 
Report and Appendix; 546, p. 


1203. To examine the matter of the Report of Mr. Telford, 
which was presented the 26th March last, on the Supply of Pure 
Water to the Metropolis, and to report the same, with their 
Observations; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; itxxx1x. 262. Members added, 273. 307. 
559. Petition referred, 336. Leave to the Committee to sit on a 
certain Day during the sitting of the House between Twelve and 
Three, 374. Power to report Minutes of Evidence; Report ; 
574, P. 


Waterloo Bridge New Street : 


1204. Bill to authorize and empower the Commissioners under 
Act 7 Geo. IV. to make and form q New Street from the Strand 
to Charles-street, Covent Garden, and to widen the North End of 
Bow-street into Long Acre ; txxxvi. 390. Five to be the Quorum, 
391. Member discharged from Attendance; another Member 
added; 397. Report, 458.———Another Bill committed; Five 
to be the Quorum ; Lxxxv1. 576. Report, 622. Bill re-committed ; 
Five to be the Quorum ; 641. Power to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Petitions referred ; 673. Report, 756. 


Weights and Measures : 


1205. The several Reports which have been laid before the 
House, and of the Proceedings, relative to the Length of the Pen- 
dulum ; To report Observations and Opinion; to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; Reports referred ; 
LXxvI. 257. Report and Appendix, 392, p. (App. 1228.) 

1206. Bill to amend and render more effectual two Acts of 
5 &amp; 6 Geo. IV. relating to Weights and Measures; Lxxxtx. 238. 
Leave to sit on certain Days during the sitting of the House 
between Twelve and Three, 426. 432. To report Minutes of Evi- 
dence, 448. Members added, 257. 326. 349. 885. 395. Petitions 
referred, 266. 270. 276. 288. 879. 389. 390. 392. 403. Report, 
with Minutes of Evidence, 469. Minutes to be printed, 469, p. 


1207. To examine into the Provisions of the Act of last Ses- 
sion for establishing Uniformity of Weights and Measures, and to 
consider of such Amendments in that Act as may be calculated to 
carry its objects more fully and satisfactorily into effect ; To send 
for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be the Quorum; xc. 139. 
Members added, 141. 162. Account respecting Weights and 
Measures referred, 143. Petitions referred, 151. 179. 189. 200. 
265. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee in 
Session 1834, referred, 162. To report Observations, together with 
Minutes of Evidence; Report; 351, p. 


Welch Judicature: 


1208. To inquire into and report their Observations touching 
the Laws relating to the Administration of Justice in Wales; To 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 
Lxxv. 265. Report, 4 July 1817, referred, 269. Members added, 
269. 277. 294. 340. Petition referred, 294. To report from time 
to time; Report; 448, p. 

1209. To inquire into and report their Observations touching 
the Laws relating to the Administration of Justice in Wales ;.To 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 
Minutes of Evidence taken in 1817 and 1820, referred ; uxxvi. 96. 
Report, with Appendix, 438, p. 


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II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 
(2.)—To consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


West Indian Colonies : 

1210. To inquire into the Commercial State of the West 
India Colonies; To report Observations and Opinion; to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 
yxxxvi. 896. Reports and Papers on the use of Molasses in the 
Breweries and Distilleries of the United Kingdom, referred, 921. 
No Report. 

1211. Commercial State of the West India Colonies; To 
report Observations and Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxvu.27. Report on 
the State of the West India Colonies (made 24 July 1807); Cor- 
respondence respecting intercourse with America (presented 16 
November 1830); Statements from the Board of Trade (presented 
7 February 1831); and Report on the use of Molasses in Brew- 
eries, &amp;c. of last Session, referred, 57. Report of a Committee of 
the Legislature of St. Vincent, appointed to inquire into the 
Financial, Commercial and Political State of that Colony, and the 
Appendix, dated 27 October 1830 (presented 28 March 1831) ; 
referred ; 92. Other Papers, referred, 108. Members added, 
110. 135. Petition referred, 166. Report, 271, p. 


Westminster Improvement : 

1212. The most economical and eligible mode of improving 
the Approaches to the Houses of Parliament, and to the Courts 
of Law, and also of improving the immediate Neighbourhood 
of Buckingham Palace; txxxvu. 383. To report Observa- 
tions, 383. 445. To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five 
to be the Quorum; 384. Members added, 428. Report, 445, Pp. 
Power to report Evidence from time to time; Second Report; 
504, P. 


Whetstone and St. Alban’s Turnpike Trust : — See supra, 
1185, 


Williams, Cadogan :—See supra, 958. 


Wills, Execution of: 

1213. Bill for the amendment of the Laws with respect to 
Wills, and to Executors and to Administrators; txxx1x. 491. 
Members added, 500. Report, 530. Another Bill; Five 
to be the Quorum; xc. 102. Members added; Leave to the 
Committee to sit, notWK\standing the adjournment of the House, 
127. Report, 137. 


Windsor Castle: 

1214. To inquire into the Expense of completing the Altera- 
tions and Improvements of Windsor Castle; To report Observa- 
tions; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to 
be the Quorum; ixxxv. 546. Power to report Minutes of Evi- 
dence ; Report; 638, r. 


Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace : 
1215. To examine the Papers relating thereto ; To report 
Observations and Opinions; to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; Five to be the Quorum; Papers referred; Lxxxvi. 253. 
Members added, 264. 348. Power to report Minutes of Evidence 
from time to time, 480. No Report. 
1216. To inquire into Matters connected therewith; To send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
Lxxxvi. 550. Referred, 550. 558. Members added, 558. To 
report Proceedings; Leave to adjourn from place to place; 558. 
Instruction to Committee to inquire whether the Building now 
erected for a Palace may not be more advantageously applied to 
other public purposes, and to what purposes, 670. Report, 871, P. 
Second Report, 917. 





Wine :—See supra, 1120. 

Wintertonness Lighthouse:—See supra, 959. 
Womersley and Dun Railway :—See supra, 1123. 
Woollen Cloths : 


1217. Present State of the Laws which regulate the Stamping 
of Woollen Cloth; To report Opinion; to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxvi. 212. Pe- 
titions referred, 216. 223. 250. Report, 4 July 1806, referred, 
220. To sit notwithstanding adjournment, 263. 
Minutes of Evidence, 284. Report, and Appendix, 284, P. 


Workmen :—-See supra, 785. 
Works, Office of : 


1218. To inquire into the State of the Public Buildings in the 
department of the Office of Works, and into the application of 
part of the Land Revenue of the Crown, and into the Works now 
in progress for improving Charing Cross, and for granting Leases 
of the Site of Carlton Palace; To send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; to adjourn from place to place ; to sit notwithstanding 


To report 





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(1820—1837.) 











Works, Office of—continued. 


adjournment; Five to be the Quorum; ixxxu1. 191. To report 
Minutes of Evidence; Report, with Appendix; 451, Pp. See 
supra, 824. 


Vorks, Public, (Ireland) : 


1219. To inquire into the Amount of Advances made by the 
Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland, the Regulations under 
which they were made, &amp;c.; To send for Persons, Papers and 
Records ; Five to be the Quorum; xc. 135. Members added, 
142.174. Members discharged from attendance; other Members 
added; 228. Members added, 269. 318. To report Observations 
from time to time, with Minutes of Evidence ; Report; 390, p. 
Second Report, 600, p. 


Yarmouth, Great, and York City Elections: 


1220. Petitions from Inhabitants of Great Yarmouth and the 
City of York; Committee nominated ; to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; to report the Absence of any 
Member on two consecutive Days; xc. 457. Leave tosit during the 
sitting and notwithstanding the adjournment of the House, 476. 
House informed that a Witness, William Prentice, had refused to 
answer a question put to him by the Committee, on the ground 
that his answer would tend to criminate himself; Short-hand 
Writer called in, and Minutes of the Examination of Prentice 
read; Prentice ordered to attend the House; 501. Order for his 
attendance read; called in, and examined; Resolution, That in 
the opinion of the House, Prentice ought to answer the said ques- 
tion; Prentice called in, and informed by Mr. Speaker of the 
Resolution, and admonished, that the House expected he would 
answer the said question at the next meeting of the Committee, 
whereupon Prentice stated that he persisted in declining to answer 
it; Resolution, That he is guilty of a Breach of the Privileges of 
the House ; committed to the Custody of the Serjeant, and Mr. 
Speaker to issue his Warrants accordingly ; Serjeant to bring him 
to the Committee as often as may be required by them; 504. 
Entry in Journal of Nomination of Members to serve on the 
Committee read; Members forming the Committee discharged in 
respect of the Petitions alleging Bribery at Elections for York, and 
other Members nominated as the Committee to inquire into the 
Allegations contained in those Petitions; 504. (See infra, 1221.) 
Leave to Committee to sit on a certain Day during the sitting of 
the House, 512. House informed that Prentice still refuses to 
answer the question, 514. Petition of Prentice for his discharge ; 
to be printed; 514. Leave to Committee to sit on a certain Day 
during the sitting of the House, 517. House informed that Three 

Parties summoned to give Evidence before the Committee, 

William Green, John Edward Lacon, and Edward Harbord 

Lushington Preston, had declined to appear as Witnesses before 

the Committee, on the ground that, having received certain 

Notices, they considered themselves as defendants in the case ; 

Order, That Green, Lacon and Preston do attend at the Bar forth- 

with ; Preston called in, and examined by Mr. Speaker; Motion, 
That Preston be committed to his Majesty’s Gaol of Newgate, 
withdrawn ; Resolution, That Preston be called to the Bar, and 
admonished that he is bound to submit to be examined by the Com- 
mittee, without prejudice to his right to object to any question, 
the answer to which may tend to criminate himself; Preston 
accordingly called in, and informed by Mr. Speaker of the Reso- 
lution of the House; Lacon called in, and examined by Mr. Speaker; 
Green called in, and examined by Mr. Speaker; Order, That 
Lacon and Green be called to the Bar, and admonished by Mr. 
Speaker, that they are bound to submit to be examined by the 
Committee, without prejudice to their right to object to any 
question, the answer to which may tend to criminate themselves, 
519. Lacon and Green accordingly called in, and informed by 
Mr. Speaker of the Resolution of the House, 520. Resolution of 
the House (31 July), That Prentice is guilty of a Breach of the 
Privileges of the House, read ; Report (4 August) from the Com- 
mittee, That Prentice still refuses to answer the question, read ; 

Motion, That Prentice be committed to Newgate; Amendment 

proposed, but not made; Question agreed to; Order, That 

Prentice be committed to Newgate, and that Mr. Speaker do 

issue his Warrants accordingly; 520. Copies of Resolutions of 

the Committee in reference to Witnesses, ordered to be laid 
before the House, 520. Presented, 521. Petition of Prentice, 
that he may again be called before the Committee, and for 
his discharge; Order, That he be brought before the Com- 
mittee in the Custody of the Serjeant-at-arms; Mr. Speaker 
to issue his Warrant to the Keeper of Newgate to deliver Prentice 
into the custody of the Serjeant-at-arms; 527. Report, That 

Prentice had been brought before the Committee in custody 

of the Serjeant, and had answered the question, for refusing to 

answer which he was committed to Newgate, and all other ques- 


tions 
5G + 


394 COM MITTEES—continued. 








If. Select Committees appointed—continued. 


(2.)—To consider Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Yarmouth, Great, and York City Elections—continued. 
tions which the Committee thought he was bound in law to answer; 
Order, That he be discharged out of the Custody of the Serjeant, 
without payment of Fees; and that Mr. Speaker do issue his War- 
rant accordingly; 532. Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; 
Report to lie on the Table, and to be printed; 549. Copies of 
the Minutes and Resolutions of the Committee, ordered to be laid 
before the House, 560. Attorney General to be instructed to 
prosecute such Parties as appear from the Evidence taken before 
the Committee to have been principally implicated in the offence 
of Bribery, 576. 


York City : 

1221. Petition of Inhabitants of the City of York, com- 
plaining that Bribery and Treating prevailed during the last and 
former Elections for the said City, and alleging the Payment of 
Money on behalf of one of the Sitting Members to certain Voters 
since the last Election, xc. 401. To be printed, 402. Petition of 
Electors of the City of York, complaining of corrupt and illegal 
practices, in connexion with the Election of Members for that City, 
452. Select Committee appointed, to whom shall be referred the 
above Petitions, 453. Committee nominated, 457. (See supra, 
1220.) Entry in Journal of the Nomination of Members to serve 
on the Select Committee on the Petitions from Great Yarmouth and 
York, read; Members forming the said Committee discharged in 
respect of the York Petitions, and other Members nominated as 
the Committee to inquire into the Allegations contained in the 
said Petitions from York; Five to be the Quorum; to report 
the absence of any Member on two consecutive Days; 504. 
Members discharged from any further attendance; other Members 


(3.)—Zo do Various Matters,—relative to— 


Addresses: To prepare Addresses : 

1223. Of Thanks for King’s Speeches at the opening of the 
Session; To withdraw immediately ; Speech referred; In 1820; 
Lxxv. 111. Report, 118. In 1821; uxxvi. 4. Report, 5. 

In 1822; rxxvu. 5. Report, 8. In 1823; uxxvu. 5. Report, 
5. In 1824; uxxix. 5. Report, 8. In 1825; uxxx. 5. 
Report, 9. In 1826; wixxx1. 4. Report, 8. In 1827, 
LXXxul. 12, Report, 28. In 1828; txxxu1.5. Report, 8. 
In 1829; txxxiv. 6. Report, 11. In 1830; Lxxxv. 7. 
Report, 11. In 1831; Lxxxvi. 13. 526. Report, 21. 529. 
In 1832; rxxxvir. 6. Report, 10. In 18338; Lxxxvuil. 27. 
Report, 28. In 1834; txxx1x. 6. Report, 8. In 1835; xc. 
25. Report, 31. In 1836; xcr. 5. Report, 9. In 1837 ; 
xcu. 5. Report, 16. 

1224. To draw up an Address to be presented to His Majesty, 
That he will be graciously pleased to remove Sir Jonah Barrington 
from the high Office which he holds of Judge of the High 
Court of Admiralty, in Ireland; txxxv. 461. Reported and 
agreed to; Address to be communicated to the Lords at a Con- 
ference; 472. 


Conferences : 

1225. To draw up Reasons to be offered to the Lords at Con- 
ferences; LXx VIII. 492,.—Lxx1x.512,.— LxxxvI.868,—LXxxVII. 465. 
—LXXXIX. 571.—xc. 632.—xc1. 793.—xci1. 458, &amp;c. To 
draw up a Statement to be offered to the Lords at a Conference ; 
LXXXIv. 408.———Committee appointed to manage Conference 
with the Lords; txxvitt. 484. —LxXxIx. 516.—Lxxx1I. 125.— 
LXXXI111.362.—LX XXIV. 409,.—LXXX V.474.—LXXXVI.875.—LXX XVII. 
466.—LXXXVIII, 492.—LXXxIXx, 575,—XC. 543. 642. 646.—xcl. 35. 
—xcu. 466, &amp;e. 


Charities :—See supra, 765. 


Church in Ireland: 

1226. To examine Precedents, and report Opinion, whether 
the Bill to alter and amend the Laws relating to the Temporalities 
of the Church in Ireland, should by the Rules and Orders of the 
House have originated in a Committee of the whole House; 
LXXXxVIlI. 167. Five to be the Quorum, 168, Report, 185, p. 


Colonial Receipt and Expenditure : 


1227. To examine into the Accounts of Colonial Receipt and | 


Expenditure laid on the Table of the House, and to report as to 
the mode in which it may be desirable to frame the same for the 
future, in order to introduce uniformity, regularity, correctness 
and completeness; Five to be the Quorum; xcu. 308. To report 
Minutes of Evidence, 617. Order that Five be the Quorum, 
discharged ; Three to be the Quorum; Instruction to report 
the Evidence only already taken before them; 621. Report, 
631, P. 











York City—continued. 

added; 511. Leave to sit on a certain Day during the sitting of the 
House, 512. A Member discharged from further attendance ; 
another Member added; 516. Leave to Commitiee to sit ona 
certain Day during the sitting of the House, 517. A Member 
discharged from further attendance; another Member added; 
541. Leave to sit on a certain Day during the sitting of the 
House, 542. Members discharged from further attendance, 560, 
Leave to sit on a certain Day during the sitting of the House, 574. 
588. 591. Power to report Observations, together with the Mi- 
nutes of Evidence; Report to lie on the Table, and to be printed; 
658. 


Youghall :—See supra, 850. 


Zemindar of Nozeed and Mustaphanagur : 

1222. Bill for providing for the discharge of a Claim in respect 
of Monies advanced by the late James Hodges, on security of 
the Lands of the late Zemindar of Nozeed and Mustaphanagur ; 
To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 
LXXxvi. 681. Members added, 718. 863. Petition of the East 
India Company, against, referred, 682. Time enlarged for Report, 
688. 729. 768. 780. 802. 847. 863. 866. 877. To sit notwith- 
standing any adjournment of the House, 865. Report, 885. 
Minutes of Evidence and Proceedings of the Committee, with a 
Chronological Index of Papers; ordered; presented; and to be 
printed at the expense of one of the Parties; 889. Another 
Bill committed ; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxvu. 28. Petition 
referred, 39. Minutes of Evidence and Proceedings of the Com- 
mittee in the last Session, with the Papers laid before that 
Committee, referred, 57. Report, 159. 


Coronation (Will. IV.): 


1228. To confer with His Majesty’s Surveyor General, and to 
consider how far this House shall be accommodated with necessary 
conveniences in going to and coming from Westminster Abbey, 
and while they are there, at the solemnity of their Majesties’ 
Coronation, and what order shall be observed therein, and to 
report the same to the House on or before a certain day; Lxxxv1. 
793. Member added, 804. Report of Resolutions, 807, p. 


Documents : 


1229. To select Documents or make such Abstracts as it may 
be proper to print from Papers relative to Hindoo Widows, and 
also of the Returns relating to Criminals for 1820; Five to be 
the Quorum ; 1xxvi. 489. Papers and Returns, referred, 489. 
Members added, 492. Power to Committee to sit notwithstanding 
adjournment ; Three to be the Quorum; 498. Report, 505. 


East India Judicature : 
1230. To examine Lists of Names on Ballots for the East 
India Judicature ; Five to be the Quorum; xxv. 341. Report; 
Clause in Act 26 Geo. III. read, and Report read ; 345. 


Hindoo Widows :—See supra, 1034. 


Ipswich Borough : 

1231. Special Report of Committee on Election Petition, 
referred to a Committee to inspect the Minutes of the Evidence 
taken before the said Committee, and select such parts thereof as 
relate to the said Special Report; Members who served on the 
said Select Committee to be the Committee; Three to be the 
Quorum; Leave to sit notwithstanding adjournment; xc. 346. 
Power to report Opinion; Report of a Resolution; Report to lie 
on the Table; 349. See supra, 936. 


Journal Index: 


1232. To examine what progress has been made towards form- 
ing a General Index to the Journals of the House, commencing 
with the Fifty-sixth Volume; To report Observations; to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Three to be the Quorum; 
Lxxvill. 450. Report, 472, p. 

1233. ‘To examine the progress made in the General Index to 
the Journals of the House, from the Union with Ireland to the 
Demise of his late Majesty, and in continuing a similar form of 
Index to the present time; To report Observations; Power to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; Three to be the Quorum; 
Lxxx. 544. Report, 598. (Pp. 600.) 


Library of the House of Commons: 

1234. Resolution, That a Standing Committee of Fifteen Mem- 
bers be appointed, and be renewed at the Commencement of each 
Session, to assist Mr. Speaker in the direction of the Library, to 

whom 














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COMMITTEES—continued. 








II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 





(3.)—To do Various Matters—(continued)—relative to—— 


Library of House of Commons—continued. 
whom shall be referred all matters relating thereto; Committee 
appointed ; rxxx1x. 64. Leave given to the Committee to sit in 
Mr. Speaker’s House; Three to be the Quorum; Reports from 
Committees respecting the Library in 1830 and 1832, referred ; 
69. Power to report Observations from time to time, 464. Re- 
port, 469, p. Report referred to Select Committee on Official 
Houses, 470. Resolution, and Committee appointed of Sixteen 
Members; Leave to sit in Mr. Speaker’s House, and Power to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Three to be the Quorum ; 
Reports from Select Committees respecting the Library in 1830, 
1832 and 1834, referred; xc. 39. To report Observations and 
Opinion, together with Minutes of Evidence, from time to time; 
Report, 183, p. Standing Committee appointed of Sixteen 
Members, to assist Mr. Speaker in the direction of the Library, to 
whom shall be referred all matters relating thereto; Five to be the 
Quorum; xcr.'18. Report; to be printed; 95.———Standing 
Committee of Sixteen Members appointed to assist Mr. Speaker 
in the direction of the Library, to whom shall be referred all 
matters relating thereto; Five to be the Quorum; xc. 20. Re- 
port; to be printed ; 579. 
See supra, 1089. 





Lists :—Sce supra, 1230. 


Militia : 

1235. To prepare Estimates of the Charge of the Disembodied 
Militia of Great Britain and Ireland; For 1820; 1xxv. 313. 
Report, 357, p. (App. 539.) King’s Recommendation signified, 
and Report referred to Committee of Supply, 380. For 1821; 
Lxxxvi. 195. Report, 210, Pp. (App. 564.) Referred, 302. 
For 1822; Three to be the Quorum; txxvu. 144. Report, 299, 
p. (App. 568.) Referred, 428. For 1823; To send for Per- 
sons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxviil. 272. 
Report, 319, p. (App. 539.) Referred, 379. For 1824 ; rxxrx. 
175. Motion, That the Committee have power to send for Per- 
sons, Papers and Records, and to report Observations, withdrawn ; 
175. Report, 219, re. (App. 617.) Referred, 248. For 
1825; Ltxxx. 321. Report, 333, p. (App. 724.) Referred, 365. 

For 1826; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Three 
to be the Quorum ; Lxxx1. 145. Report, 184. (App. 475.) Re- 
ferred, 202. For 1827; Power to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Three to be the Quorum; Lxxx1. 210. Report, 
227. Report re-committed, 318. Again reported, 343, p. (App. 
686.) Referred, 450.——For 1828; Power to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Three to be the Quorum; LxxxiI. 289. 
Report, 351, p. (App. 634.) Referred, 458. For 1829 ; Power 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Three to be the Quo- 
rum; Lxxxtv. 220. Report, 233, rp. (App. 492.) Referred, 259. 
For 1830; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; 
Three to be the Quorum; txxxv. 499. Report, 530, p. (App. 
736.) Referred, 609. For 1831; Power to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Three to be the Quorum; ixxxvi. 597. 
Members added, 614. Report, 634, p. (App. 993.) Referred, 
668.——For 1832; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Re- 
cords; Three to be the Quorum; txxxvi1. 386. Report, 418, p. 
(App. 747.) Referred, 444. For 1833; Power to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Lxxxviu. 
553. Report, 564, p. (App. $51.) Referred, 629.——For 1834 ; 
Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum; Lxxx1x. 332. Instructions to inquire what Alterations 
may be expedient in the Establishments of the Disembodied Mi- 
litia, with a view to further Reductions in the Estimates, and to 
report Opinion, 356. Member added, 385. To report from time 
to time; Report; 439, p. (App. 710.) Referred, 506.——For 
1835; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to 
be the Quorum ; xc. 587. Report, 599, rp. Referred, 603. For 
1836 ; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to 
be the Quorum; xcr. 718. Report, 733, p. Referred, 757. 
For 1837; Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five 
to be the Quorum; xcu. 517. Report,517. Referred, 583. 





















































Parliamentary Papers : 

1236. To examine Precedents with respect to the Circulation 
and Publication of Reports and Papers printed by Order of this 
House, and to ascertain the Law and Practice of Parliament prior 
to and since the Order for the Sale of such Papers ; To send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum; xctt. 57. 
Power to report Proceedings and Opinion from time to time; 
Petition of Messrs. Hansard, referred, 119. Leave to Committee 
to sit on a certain Day, notwithstanding the Adjournment of the 
House, 307. Power to report Observations ; Report, with Reso- 
lutions ; 345. (Pp. 355.) Resolutions agreed to, 418. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 








Petitions : 


1237. [1833.] All Petitions presented to the House, with the 
exception of such as complain of undue Returns or relate to Pri- 
vate Bills, to be referred to a Select Committee, and that such Com- 
mittee do classify the same, and prepare Abstracts of the same, in 
such form and manner as shall appear to them best suited to convey 
to the House all requisite information respecting their Contents, and 
to report the same from time to time to the House; and that such 
Reports do in all cases set forth the Number of Signatures to each 
Petition, and that such Committee have power to direct the print- 
ing, in extenso, of such Petitions, and of such parts of Petitions, 
as shall appear to require it; Five to be the Quorum; itxxxvuut. 
95. Member added, 486. Power to report Observations and 
Opinion, 719. First Report, 132, Second, 140. Third, 151. 
Fourth, 159. Fifth, 174. Sixth, 184. Seventh, 204. Eighth, 
218. Ninth, 240. Tenth, 254. Eleventh and Twelfth, 293. 
Thirteenth, 301. Fourteenth, 327. Fifteenth, 321. Sixteenth, 346. 
Seventeenth, 358. Eighteenth, 373. Nineteenth, 390. Twentieth 
and Twenty-first, 427. Twenty-second, 433. Twenty-third, 444. 
Twenty-fourth, 457. Twenty-fifth, 467. Twenty-sixth, 479. 
Twenty-seventh, 489. Twenty-eighth, 495. Twenty-ninth, 513. 
Thirtieth, 526. Thirty-first, 534. Thirty-second, 541. Thirty- 
third, 551. Thirty-fourth, 564. Thirty-fifth, 583. Thirty-sixth, 
592. Thirty-seventh, 609. Thirty-eighth, 636. Thirty-ninth, 664. 
Fortieth, 688. Forty-first Report, 733. Forty-second, 733. 
[1834.] Committee again appointed; Five to be the 
Quorum; txxxix. 14. To sit notwithstanding Adjournment of 
the House, 171. First Report, 28. Second, 41. Third, 64. Fourth, 
84. Fifth, 112. Sixth, 121. Seventh, 140. Eighth, 158. 
Ninth and Tenth, 175. Eleventh, 185. Twelfth, 204. Thir- 
teenth and Fourteenth, 242. Fifteenth and Sixteenth, 248. 
Seventeenth, 263. Eighteenth, 271. Nineteenth,295. Twentieth 
and Twenty-first, 320. Twenty-second, 335. Twenty-third, 
360. Twenty-fourth, 378. Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth, 385. 
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, 392. Twenty-ninth, 425. 
Thirtieth, 433. Thirty-first, 446, Thirty-second, 464. Thirty- 
third and Thirty-fourth, 470. Thirty-fifth, 483. Thirty-sixth 
and Thirty-seventh, 492. Thirty-eighth and Thirty-ninth, 510. 
Fortieth and Forty-first, 626. Forty-second, 543. Forty-third, 
553. Forty-fourth, 569. Forty-fifth, 581. Forty-sixth and 
Forty-seventh, 603.——[1835.] Committee again appointed ; 
To report Observations; Five to be the Quorum; xc. 15. Re- 
ports; to lie on the Table, and to be printed ;—First, 29. Second, 





63. Third, 94. Fourth,120. Fifth,145. Sixth, 154. Seventh, 
213, Eighth, 236. Ninth, 258. Tenth, 284. Eleventh, 294. 
Twelfth, 305. Thirteenth, 329. Fourteenth, 360. Fifteenth, 422. 


Sixteenth, 448. Seventeenth, 484. Eighteenth, 547. Nine- 
teenth, 576. Twentieth, 621. Twenty-first, 665. Twenty-second, 
688. Twenty-third, 711. Twenty-fourth, 741. Twenty-fifth, 
771. Twenty-sixth, 841. [1836.] Committee again ap- 
pointed ; To report Observations; Five to be the Quorum; xcr. 
89. Reports; to lie on the Table, and to be printed ;—First, 44. 
Second, 82. Third, 127. Fourth, 135. Fifth, 145. Sixth, 160. 
Seventh, 176. Eighth, 186. Ninth, 197. Tenth, 206. Ele- 
venth, 217. Twelfth, 234. Thirteenth, 259. Fourteenth, 268. 
Fifteenth, 280. Sixteenth, 293. Seventeenth, 306. Eighteenth, 
822. Nineteenth, 338. Twentieth, 351. Twenty-first, 363. 
Twenty-second, 375. Twenty-third, 392. Twenty-fourth, 405. 
Twenty-fifth, 423. Twenty-sixth, 430. Twenty-seventh, 444. 
Twenty-eighth, 453. Twenty-ninth, 467. Thirtieth,476. Thirty- 
first, 487. Thirty-second, 495. Thirty-third, 506. Thirty- 
fourth, 516. Thirty-fifth, 525. Thirty-sixth, 535. Thirty- 
seventh, 552. Thirty-eighth, 588. Thirty-ninth, 604. Fortieth, 
642. Forty-first, 661.———[1837.] Committee again appointed ; 
To report Observations ; Five to be the Quorum ; xc. 18. Reports ; 
to be printed ;—First, 25. Second, 40. Third, 57. Fourth, 74. 
Fifth, 107. Sixth,135, Seventh, 168. Eighth,216. Ninth, 223. 
Tenth, 250. Eleventh,274. Twelfth, 296. Thirteenth,315. Four- 
teenth, 370. Fifteenth, 399. Sixteenth, 421. Seventeenth, 448. 
Eighteenth, 468. Nineteenth, 492. Twentieth, 528. Twenty- 
first, 588. Twenty-second, 617. Twenty-third, 670. 





Printing : 

1238. To assist Mr. Speaker in all matters which relate to the 
Printing executed by Order of this House, and for the purpose of 
selecting and arranging for printing Returns and Papers pre- 
sented in pursuance of Motions made by Members of this House, 
which may be referred to the said Committee; xcr. 16. To send 
for Persons, Papers and Records; Three to be the Quorum ; 17. 
——Committee again appointed; To send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Three to be the Quorum; xcu. 17. 


(4.) To 

























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COMMITTEES—continued. 





















II. Select Committees appointed—continued. 





Appellant Jurisdiction of the Lords : 
1239. Facilitating the Administration of Justice as connected 
with ; rxxvi. 297. Report, 364. 







Bridges : 
1240. Southwark ; ixxrx. 479. Report, 479. 


Capital Punishments Bill : 
1241. Proceediags on; xc. 609. Report, 611. 


Churches : 














1242. Dunstan’s, St.,in the East; txxx. 594. Report, 595. 
Cotton Factories : 

1243. On Cotton Factories Regulation Bill; .txxx1v. 407. 

Report, 407. 

Debts, Small : 

1244, Westminster; xc1. 760. Report, 765. 
Docks : 

1245. Crommelin Harbour ; txxxv.577. Report, 584. —— 






1246. Sunderland Harbour ; txxxv. 392. Report, 401.——— 
1247. Trinity (North Leith) Harbour and Docks; xct. 659. 
Report, 668. 








Exciseable Liquors: 
1248. On Exciseable Liquors Retail Bill; rxxxmt. 434. 
port, 441. 





Re- 







Executors and Administrators Bill: 
1249. Proceedings on; xc. 605. Report, 635. 


Gas Lights : 



















1250. Barnsley; .xxvi. 284. Report, 290. ——— 1251. 
Glasgow ; .txxvu. 231. Report, 236. 1252. Lambeth ; 
Lxxvi. 343. Report, 351. 

Inclosures : 
1253. Almondbury; txxxv. 592. Report, 593. 
Lunatics : 
1254. On Pauper Lunatics Bill; Three to be the Quorum ; 





Report, 411. 


LXxx111. 409. 






Pavings: 

1255. Dundee Police; xcu. 519. Report, 520.———1256. 
Durham Paving; ixxvu. 143. Report, 146.———1257. Haver- 
Sordwest Improvement; xc. 364. Report, 371.———1258. Leith 
Police; .xxxu. 563. Report, 565. 1259. Manchester 
Street; xxv. 385. Report, 393. 1260. Manchester and 
Salford Improvement ; uxxxun. 442. Report, 450. 1261. 
Truro Improvement ; xc. 454. Report, 463.———1262. West- 
minster Improvement ; txxx1. 345. Report, 354. 



























Prisoners’ Counsel Bill: 
1263. Proceedings on; 








xc. 609. Report, 611. 





III. Orders and Incidental Proceedings : 





Orders to Select Committees : 

1293. To withdraw immediately into the Speaker’s Chamber ; 
Committees appointed to draw up Addresses; 1xxv. 111.— 
LXXVI. 4.—LXXVII. 5.—LXXVILI. 5.——LXXIX. 5.——LXXX.5.—LXxXx1. 4.— 
LXXXII. 12.—LXXxill. 5.—LXXXIV. 6.—LXXXV. 7.—LXXXxVI. 13. 526. 
—LXXXVII. 6.—LXXXVIII. 27.—LxxxIx. 9.—xc. 25.—xcu. 5, &amp;e. 
———Committees appointed to examine Lords’ Journals ; txxvi11. 
297.—LXxXxvill. 339. Committees appointed to draw up 
Reasons to be offered at Conferences; txxix. 512.—Lxxxvil. 466. 
—xci. 432. 799, &amp;e. 

1294. To sit in the House on particular Days and at particular 
Hours; Grand Committees; txxv. 109.—.Lxxvi. 6.—Lxxvil. 7.— 
LXXVIII. 5.—LXXIX. 6.—LXXX. 6.—LXXXI. 6.—LXXXII. 9.— LXXXIII. 
7.—LXXXIV. 9.—LXXXV. 8.—LxxxvI. 7. 523.—.xxxvu. 6. [Note, 
The appointment of the Grand Committees has since been discon- 
tinued. | 

1295. Tosit on particular Days and at particular times ; Com- 
mittee of Privileges in the Afternoon; xxv. 109.—.xxvi. 6.— 
LXXVIL. 7.—LXXvitt. 5,—LXXIXx. 6.—LXxXx. 6.—LXxxI. 6.—LXxkIl. 9. 
—LXXXIII. 7,—LXXXIV. 9.——-LXXXV. 8.—LXXXVI. 7, 524.—LXXXvIl. 6. 
—xcu. 16.——To sit To-morrow; .txxvi. 170.——And to 
adjourn from time to time, and to sit in the Forenoon previous to 
the meeting of the House; txxvi. 206. 


































(4.)}—To inspect Lords’ Journals for Proceedings of the Lords—relative to— [Three to be the Ouse 


Queen Caroline : 

1264. With relation to any Proceedings had respecting the 
Conduct of Her Majesty; uxxv. 405. Report, 411. 

1265. Another Committee appointed; rxxv. 479. Report, 480. 

1266. With relation to the present state of any Proceedings 
had respecting the Bill, intituled, “ An Act to deprive Her Majesty 
Caroline Amelia Elizabeth of the Title, Prerogatives, Rights, 
Privileges and Exemptions of Queen Consort of this Realm;” 
Lxxv. 480. Report, 481. 


1267. Another Committee appointed; .txxv. 482. 
484, 


Railways: 
1268. Cork and Passage; xcu. 503. Report, 510.—— 
1269. Edinburgh, Leith and Newhaven; xc1.690. Report, 695. 


Report, 


Stafford Disfranchisement Bill : 

1270. Proceedings on; xc1. 774. Report, 788. 

Turnpikes : 

1271. Turnpikes Act Amendment Bill; txxxu1. 505. Report, 
509.———1272. Beverley; .xxxv. 479. Report, 486. 
1273. Blandford and Poole; xxix. 371. Report, 383. 
——— Bolton:—See infra, 1275. ——— 1274, Botley and 
Fifield ; xc. 445. Report, 450.——Buckingham :—See infra, 
1289, ——— Bury :—See infra, 1284. ————1275. Bury and 
Bolton; ixxvi. 267. Report, 278. ———1276. Carmarthen- 
shire; Lxxx11.241. Report, 245.———1277. Clonmel; txxxvut. 
468. Report, 474. 1278. Deeping and Morcott; ixxxu. 
519. Report, 527. 1279. Doncaster and Ferrybridge ; 
Lxxxvi. 497. Report, 508. Ferrybridge :—See supra, 1279. 























———1280. Fyfield; uxxxvin. 339. Report, 351. 1281. 
Glasgow and Port Patrick; uxxtx. 487. Report, 505. 
1282. Ivelchester ; uxxvi. 134. Report, 141. Morcott :— 


See supra, 1278.——1283. Port Dundas and Dalgreen Bridge; 
xc. 552. Report, 556.———Port Patrick:—See supra, 1281. 
Portsmouth: —See infra, 1286.——1284. Prestwick 
and Bury; uxxxvu. 324. Report, 327.—1285._ Redbrook ; 
LXxIx. 135. Report, 142.———1286. Sheet Bridge and Ports- 
mouth; uxxvi. 201. Report, 207.———1287. Shepley-lane 
Head ; txxtx. 435. Report, 448.———-1288. Surrey; ixxvu. 
873. Report, 375.1289. Wendover and Buckingham; 
Lxxxv. 181. Report, 198, 





Vestries : 


1290. Report, 172. 


Stratford-le-Bow ; uxxxiv. 164. 


Warehousing Corn Bill: 
1291. Proceedings on; rxxx. 506. Report, 510. 
Wills, Execution of, Bill : 


1292. Proceedings on; xc. 605. Report, 635, 


Writs of Error :—See supra, 1239. 


Orders to Select Committees—continued. 

1296. Select Committee to sit in Mr. Speaker’s House; 
LXxx1x. 69.———To meet this Day (after the House sat late), or 
To-morrow in the Speaker’s Chamber; txxv. 217.—.xxvul. 316. 
—LXxxIx. 213,—LxxXI. 121.—LxxxIII. 1383.—LxXxXv. 135,.—LXXXVI. 
162, 535.—LXxxvull. 110.—Lxxxix. 116. 

1297. To report Matters; uxxvi. 49. 143.—1Lxxvu. 285.— 
LXXXVI. 326.—LXXXVIII. 28. 110. 359.—1Lxxx1x. 101.—xc1. 16.— 
xcu. 308, &amp;e.———To report Matters on future Days ; ixxv. 341. 
———On or before a future Day; ixxxvi. 793.——— From time 
to time; xc. 39.—xcI. 15.—xci. 18.———With Observations; 
LXXVI. 476.—Lxxvul. 8-101.—Lxxvill. 7.—Lxx1x. 8.—Lxxx. 8.— 
LXXXI. 8.—LXXXU, 29.—LXXXIII. 8.—LXxxIv. 10.—Lxxxv. 10.— 
LXXXVI, 21.—LXXXVII. 7. 61.—LXXXVIII. 38.—LXxxIx. 243.—"" 
With Opinion and Observations ; Lxxv11. 42.———With Opinion ; 
LXxvill. 315. To consider and report on Matters; LxxXvIII. 
231.———To report Abstracts, with Observations; txxvi. 391.— 
LXXVU. 101,—Lxxvitt. 77.—LXX1X. 230.—Lxxx. 204.—.xxxI. 179. 
——— To report the absence of any Member on two consecutive 
Days; xc. 457-504.———Instruction to report specially upon 
certain Matters; xct. 215.———To make Report of Matters; 
LXXX. 506,—LXXXI. 345.—LXXX11. 563.—LXXxXv. 181,—LxxxvI. 497. 
—LXXXVIL. 324,—LXXXVIII. 339.—xcC, 552, 





1298. To 

















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=—— 


III. Orders and Incidental Proceedings— continued. 


1298. To report Observations; Lxxv. 119.—Lxxvi. 40.— 
LXXvil. 16.—.Lxxvitl. 226.—Lxx1x. 113.—.Lxxx. 128.—.Lxxx1. 121. 
—LXXXil. 29.—LXxxill. 191.—LxxxIv. 209.—LXXxv. 25.—LXXXVI. 
214. 768.—LXXXVII. 26.—LXxxvillI. 463.—Lxxx1Ix. 71.—xc. 43.— 
xcI. 15. 298.———From time to time; txxv. 150.—.Lxxvir. 16.— 
LXxx. 305.—LXxXxvil. 445.—Lxxxvill. 95.—LXxx1x. 464,—— — 
Observations, together with Minutes of Evidence ; xcu. 433. 443. 
570.———Observations, together with Minutes of Evidence, from 
time to time; Lxxxi. 184.—xciI. 249.——— Observations and 
Opinion ; LXxv. 146.—Lxxvi. 68.—.Lxxvil. 60.—LXxvi. 120.— 
LXXIX. 33.—LXxx. 305.—LXXXI. 147.—Lxxxul. 234.—.Lxxxu11. 114. 
—LXXXIV. 234.—LXxxv. 426.—LXxxvi. 253. 768,.—Lxxxvil. 27.— 
LXXXVIII. 286.—xcI. 13. 810.——With Minutes of Evidence; 
LXXVI. 71.—Lxxvul. 108.— Lxxxv. 190. 420.—.Lxxxvil. 431.— 
LXXXVIII. 678.—LxxxIx. 227.—xc. 146. Observations and 
Opinion from time to time; ixxv. 173.—.xxxuI. 198.—xc. 183. 
———-Observations and Opinion, with Minutes of Evidence, from 
time to time; xxv. 150.—Lxxx1u. 243,—Lxxxvilt. 656.—LXXXxIXx. 
20. 476, &amp;e. 

1299. To report Opinion; rxxv. 293.—.Lxxvi. 170.—1xxvitt. 
315,.—LXXxIx. 98.—LXxx. 72.—LXXxI. 25.—Lxxxul. 30.—LXXXIII. 
525.—LXxXxVv. 512.—LXxxXxvI. 888.—LXxxvUl. 390.—LXxxVvill. 212,— 
LXXXIX. 285.—xclI. 89. Together with Minutes of Evidence; 
LXxxv. 250. 512.—.Lxxxvu. 641. 718.—Lxxx1x. 480. 539.—xc. 
311.—xcr. 479.—xci. 298. Opinion ‘from time to time; 
LXXv. 119.—LXXVI. 7.—LXXVII. 8.—-LXXVIII. 7.—LXXIX. 8.—LXXx. 
8.—LXXXxI. 8.—Lxxxul. 29.—LXXXxIII. 76.—LXxxIv. 10.—Lxxxv. 10. 
—LXXXVI. 21. 535.—LXxXvil. 15.—LXxxvill. 38.—LxXxxIx. 11.— 
xc. 145,—xc1. 13.—xcu. 6. 174, &amp;e. ———Opinion, together with 
Minutes of Evidence, from time to time; Lxxxvitt. 149.—.Lxxx1x. 
446,—xc. 51.———Opinion and Observations; txxv. 276.—.Lxxx. 
119.—Lxxxvi. 162,—xct. 704.———Opinion and Observations 
from time to time; Lxx1x. 33. 122. 267.—.xxx. 172.——— 
Opinion and Observations, and Minutes of Evidence ; txxvu. 376. 
———Opinion and Proceedings from time to time; Lxx1x. 250. 














1300. To report Proceedings; txx1x. 445.————To report 
Proceedings from time to time; Lxxv1. 106.—.Lxxvul. 60.—Lxx1x. 
511.—.Lxxx. 585.—Lxxxll. 361.—Lxxxiv. 155.—Lxxxvi. 558. 
———To report Proceedings and Opinion; txxxvi. 668. 
To report Proceedings, with Opinion, from time to time; Lxxv. 
109.—LXXVI. 6.—LXXVII. 7.—LXXVIII. 5.—LXXIxX. 6.—LXxx. 6.— 
LXXXI. 8.—LXXXII. 9.—LXXXIII. 7.—LXXXIV. 9.—LXxxv. 8.— 
LXXXVI. 7. 5624.—LXxxvil. 6.—xciI. 16. 119.———Copy of the 
Daily Proceedings of a Committee ordered; txxvi. 438. Pre- 
sented ; to be printed; 442. 

1301. To report from time to time; Ltxxv. 292.—.xxvi. 220. 
499.—LxxvilIl. 19. 79.—Lxxx. 585.—LXXXxIII. 76.—Lxxxvil. 116. 
—LXXXvill. 136.—.xxx1x. 408.—xci. 361.———And also to 
report Minutes of Evidence; irxxx1x. 492. 


1302. To report from time to time, and to adjourn from place 
to place; Lxxxrx. 419. 


1303. To report Minutes of Evidence which they have taken 
before them; txxv. 150.—Lxxvi. 71.—.Lxxvil. 8350.—Lxxvill. 226. 
—LXXIx. 33.—LXxXxX. 172.—LXxxI. 184.—LXXxXII. 234.—LXXXIII. 
401.—LXxXxIVv. 374.—LXxxv. 190.—Lxxxvi. 211. 761.—Lxxxvil. 68. 
—LXXXVIII. 245.—LXxxIx. 377.—xcul. 385.———From time to 
time; Lxxv. 217.—Lxxvi. 68.—LXxvil. 16.—LxxxuI. 133.— 
LXXXIV. 229,—LXXXv. 23.—LXXXVI. 214. 583.—.Lxxxvu. 116.— 
LXXxvitl. 548.—.LxxxIx. 51.—xc. 406.—xc1. 84.—xci1. 167, &amp;e. 
—«— With their Observations ; Lxxx. 208.—xc1. 64. ——— From 
time to time; xc1. 28.—xci1. 71.———Minutes of Evidence, and 
Opinion and Observations from time to time ; txx1x. 230.—1Lxxx. 
172.———Secret Committee; .xxxvit. 585. Minutes of 
Evidence and Proceedings, together with a Chronological Index 
of Papers, ordered ; txxxvi. 889.———To report Evidence only 
already taken before them ; xcr1. 621. 


1304. All who come to Committees to have Voices ; Committee 
of Privileges; uxxv. 109.—Lxxx. 6.—Lxxxv. 8.—Lxxxvit. 6, Ke. 


1305. Number of [Members on] Committees ; Matters referred 











to a Committee, or any three of them; Lxxxvi. 793. To be 
: Fifteen, Thirteen to be chosen by lot, and Two to be named by the 
- House ; rxxxvuil. 144.467. 546,547,—Lxxx1x. 101.—To be Twenty- 
- one ; LXXvI. 40,—LXx XIII. 156.—xcul. 91. Two to be named by 
; the House, Twenty-one to be chosen by lot, and the Two Members 
I. named to strike off Four each from the Twenty-one, the Thirteen 
- remaining to constitute the Committee ; Lxxxvi11. 160, 475.———— 
). To be Sixteen [a Standing Committee]; txxxix. 64.—xc. 39.— 
e XCI. 18,—xc11. 20.———To be Twenty-five; txxvi1. 234. 
ws 1306. Three to be the Quorum; Lxxv. 405.—Lxxv1. 134, [498. 
i ; In this Case the Quorum had been Five at the original Appoint- 


ment of the Committee.|—Lxxvul. 101,—-Lxxvill. 297.—Lxx1Xx. 135. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Orders to Select Committees—continued. ' | Orders to Select Committees—continued. 


—LXXx. 294,—LxxxI. 845.—Lxxxu. 210.—.Lxxxu1l. 99.—.Lxxxry. 
220.—Lxxxv.. 181.—Lxxxvi. 326. 597.—Lxxxvil. 574.—LXXXIx. 
69.—xc. 39.—xcI.17.—xc1l. 17, &amp;c, ———Five to be the Quorum ; 
LXXV. 119.—.xxvi. 147.—.Lxxvul. 49.—.Lxxvu. 116.—.Lxx1x. 146. 
LXXx. 124,—_Lxxx1. 48,—Lxxxu. 30,—Lxxxu1. 134.—.xxx1v. 209. 
—LXXxv. 135.—Lxxxvi. 84. 535.—Lxxxvul. 200.—Lxxxvu. 101. 
—LXxxIx, 14.—xcr. 64.—xcu. 18, &amp;c.————Order discharged 
that Five be the Quorum of Committees, and Order that Three 
be the Quorum; xc1. 279. 621. Any Five of Members on 
Committees to draw up Addresses; xxv. 111.—zxxvi. 4.— 
LXXVII. 5.—-LXXIX. 5.—LXXXI. 4.—LXXXIII. 5.—LXXxv. 7.— 
LXXXVII. 6.—LXxxix. 9.—xci. 6, &amp;c.——— Seven to be the 
Quorum ; Lxxx11. 76.———Two Members nominated to serve 
on a Committee to examine Witnesses, without the power of 
voting ; xc1. 42. 





1307. That all Committees be revived, and that they have 
leave to sit and proceed To-morrow [on the Accession of Queen 
Victoria]; xcu. 490. 


1308. To take into consideration all such Matters as may come 
in question touching Privileges; txxv. 109.—.Lxxx. 6.—LXxxxiv. 
9.—Lxxxvil. 6, &amp;e. 


1309. Instruction to a Select Committee to confine their 
Inquiry to a certain Matter; txxv. 259.———Not to include 
certain Matters in their Inquiry; xc. 522. 


1310. Instructions to Committees, extending the Matters com- 
mitted to them; txxvi. 100. 271.—.xxx. 643.—.Lxxx. 171.— 
XCI. 422. 687. 


1311. Instruction to a Committee to sit and proceed; txxxv1. 
668. 


1312. Proceedings in Committees, after Notices of Prayers, 
to be null and void; txxv. 110.—.Lxxvi. 7.—.Lxxvil. 8.—Lxxvitl. 
6.—LXXIX. 7.—LXXX. 7.—LXXXI. 7.—LXXxII. 10.—Lxxxu1. 8.— 
LXXXIV. 10.—LXXXv. 9.—LXxxvi. 8. 624.—LXXXvil. 6.—LXXXVIII. 
10.—.Lxxx1x. 11.—xc. 19, &amp;e. 


1313. Select Committees to be chosen by way of balloting; 
LXXXVv. 404.—LXxXxvill. 144. 467. 546, 647.—LXxxIx. 101. 


1314. Leave to sit notwithstanding any adjournment of the 
House ; all Committees; txxv. 313.—.Lxxvi. 13.—.Lxxvul. 207.— 
LXXVIII. 272.—LXXIX. 387.—LXXX. 462.—LXxxIIl. 448.—LXXxXIII. 
3878.—LXXXxIvV. 275.—LXxxv. 884.—LXxxxvi. 134. 625.—Lxxxvul. 
56.—LXXXvill. 173.—LXxx1x. 222.———— Notwithstanding the sit- 
ting of the House; ixxxvi. 405,— Lxxxix. 375.—xcu. 279, 
&amp;c.————- Particular Committees; txxv. 119.—.Lxxvi. 220.— 
LXXviII. 290.—LXXVIU. 855.—LXXIX. 83,—LXxx. 8.—LXXxxI. 8.— 
LXXXII. 29,.—LXXXI1Il. 8.—LXxXIv. 10.—Lxxxv. 253.—Lxxxf1. 193. 
538.—LXXxxVIl. 7.—LXXXVIII. 38.—LXXXIX. 11.—xc. 127.—xclI, 
16.—xcu. 174, &amp;c.—— Notwithstanding the adjournment of the 
House To-morrow; xcu1. 66.———To sit during the sitting of the 
House; txxxvi. 405.—Lxxxvit. 564.—Lxxx1x. 374. 552. 
During the sitting, and notwithstanding any adjournment of the 
House; .ixxv. 132.—1xxvi. 40.—Lxxvil. 60.—.Lxxvi. 19.— 
LXXXIII. 114.—.Lxxxv. 166.—LxXxxvill. 686.—xcl!. 33. 





1315. Leave given to certain Committees to sit on Tuesdays, 
Thursdays and Fridays, between Twelve and Three, notwithstand- 
ing the House be then sitting and proceeding on the Orders of 
the Day; uxxxvut. 577. 601.———To sit this Day during the 
sitting of the House; xc. 605.————-To sit in the Morning not- 
withstanding the sitting of the House; txxxvi. 602.——— Be- 
tween Twelve and Three; Lxxx1x. 880.—xc. 428. 480. 499. 
Resolution, That Committees have power to sit from Ten in the 
Forenoon until Five in the Afternoon, and have leave to sit during 
the sitting of the House (from Twelve till Three); rxxxviu. 95. 
——— Resolution, That whenever this House shall be proceeding 
upon any Order of the Day, the Business before Select Commit- 
tees shall be suspended; Lxxxvu. 551.———All Committees 
have leave to sit this Day during the sitting of the House ; xcm. 
454. 500. 606.——— Have leave to sit till Four o’Clock this Day 
notwithstanding the sitting of the House; xc. 288. 293.——— 
Till Four o’Clock during the sitting of the House; xcr. 108. 587. 
592,————That particular Committees have leave to sit till Five 
o’Clock this Afternoon (or this Day) notwithstanding the sitting 
of the House; xc. 318. 323,———— During the sitting of the 
House; xc. 610.—xc1. 101. 111. 226.—xcu. 58.———Till Four 
o’Clock during the sitting of the House; xc. 338.—xcr. 227.— 
xc. 579.———Till Five o’Clock during the sitting and notwith- 
standing the adjournment of the House; xc. 476.——— During 
the sitting of the House this Day, from Twelve till Five; xc. 561. 
565.———This Day till Six o’Clock during the sitting of the 
House; xcur. 150, 647,————Till half-past Five; xc1. 588. 


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III. Orders and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


Orders to Select Committees—continued. 

1316. Leave to adjourn from time to time; Lxxvil. 60.— 
Lxxvill. 19.——From time to time, and to sit during the sitting 
and notwithstanding any adjournment; Lxxvi. 40.—Lxxvil. 60.— 
Lxxvill. 19.———From time to time, and from place to place ; 
LXxv. 132.—.Lxxvi. 257. 325.—Lxxvil. 133.— Lxxxul. 117.— 
LXXxvil. 56.——— From place to place; Lxxvitl. 353, 435.— 
LXXXUL, 114.—LXXXvi. 558.—LXXXVIII. 428,—LXXxIx. 446.—xC. 
495.—xcil. 465. 


1317. Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; On 
Petitions, xxxv. 109.— Lxxvi. 90.—LXXVII. 95.——Lxxix. 155.— 
LXXXI. 133.—Lxxx11I. 124.—Lxxxv. 88.—LXXXVII. 226.—LXXXIX. 
113, &amp;e.—xcu. 361, &amp;e. Committee of Privileges; ixxv. 
109.—.Lxxx. 6.—LXxxIII. 7.—LXxxv. 8.—LXxXxvil. 6.—xciI. 16. 

Committees on various other Matters; txxv. 217.—1Lxxv1. 
194.—Lxxvul. 316.—Lxxvill. 333.—LXxIx. 213.—Lxxx. 305.— 
LXXx1. 121.—.Lxxxu. 209.—Lxxx11l. 133.—LxxxIV. 187.—LXXXV. 
135.—Lxxxvi. 162. 635.—Lxxxvil. 68.—LXXXVIII. 110.—LXXXIX. 
116, &amp;c.———Committees of Secrecy; Lxxxvul. 329.—xcl. 26. 


1318. That the House will not proceed upon any Motion for 
an Address to the Crown, praying that any Money may be issued, 
or that any Expense may be incurred, but in a Committee of the 
whole House; to be declared a Standing Order ; txxv1. 101. 


1319. Resolutions for the Appointment, Constitution and 
Practice of Select Committees; xc1. 30.—xcul. 8. 


Orders discharged : 
1320. For the House to resolve itself into Committees of the 


future Day, and another Day appointed; xci1. 168. 223. 


1321. Relating to Select Committees; For appointing them ; 
LXXXVIII. 547.—LXXxIx. 121.—xct. 205.————Resolution for the 
Appointment of a Select Committee rescinded ; Lxxx1x. 59. 


1322. Relating to Select Committees in part discharged ; For 
inquiring into a particular Matter; Lxxxvul. 286.———Members 
forming a Committee discharged in respect of part of the Matters 
referred to them; xc. 504.———That Five be the Quorum of a 
Committee ; xcm. 279. 621.——For balloting for Select Com- 
mittees, and other Days appointed; txxx1x. 112. 164. 


IV. Questions and Previous Questions Negatived and 
Motions Withdrawn: 


(1.)—-Questions Negatived : 
For appointing Committees of the Whole House—relative 
to— 
Advance of Capital, Ireland :—See infra, 1438. 


Bankruptcy : 
1332. Act 13 Eliz. and such subsequent Statutes as give to 


the Lord Chancellor Jurisdiction in Matters of Bankruptcy; 
LXXxII. 483. 


Burghs, Royal, Scotland : 
1333. Upon the Royal Burghs of Scotland ; Lxxvir. 42. 


Butter Trade : 


1334. Act 56 Geo. III. c.25; That Mr. Speaker do now leave 
the Chair; rxxvu. 360. 


Candles :—See infra, 1348. 


Central Criminal Court Bill: 
1335. Providing Compensation out of the County Rates to the 


Officers who may be deprived of the Emoluments of their Offices 
by the Bill; txxxrx. 434. 


Chancery, Court of: 
1336. Act 53 Geo. III. c. 24, to facilitate the Administration 
of Justice (Appointment of the Vice Chancellor); txxvi1. 376. 


Civil List : 
1337. The expediency of revising the Civil List; txxx11. 422. 
Coal Duties, Ireland : 


1338. With a view to repeal the Duties now payable on the 
Importation of Coals into Ireland; itxxxv. 420. 


Connaught :—See infra, 1438. 














Incidental Proceedings : 

1323. Committees of the whole House sit and make no Re- 
port; On Coal Duties; uxxrx. 245. On Judges’ Salaries; 
LXxxIv. 326.———On Customs Acts; Lxxxvi. 403.——QOn 
Bill; see Bills, 526. 

1324. Notice being taken that Forty Members were not present 
in Committee, the Chairman left the Chair; Mr. Speaker resumed 
the Chair; and the House being told by Mr. Speaker, and Forty 
Members being present, the House again resolved itself into a 
Committee; Ltxxx1x. 478.———It appearing upon divisions in 
Committees of the whole House that Forty Members were not 
present, Mr. Speaker resumes the Chair; txxxu1. 453.—.xxxuv, 
209.—Lxxxv. 23. 605.—xcI. 659. 

1325. Select Committees nominated after their appointment; 
LXxv. 259.—Lxxxix. 356.—xc. 133. 349.—xc1. 108. 307.—xc1. 
92, &amp;e. 

1326. Select Committee appointed to select such Documents 
as may be proper to print as an Appendix to the Evidence ofa 
former Committee; Lxxvi. 454. 

1327. Chairman reports from Select Committee, that he was 
directed to move for leave to bring in a Bill; txxvumt. 171. 

1328. Mr. Speaker submitted to the House, that arrangements 
should be made for entering upon the Journal Proceedings in 
Committees of the whole House; to which the House assented ; 
LXXxIv. 78. 

1329. Entry in Journal of the nomination of a Select Com- 
mittee read upon Motion; Members forming the said Committee 
discharged in respect of part of the Matters referred to them; and 
other Members nominated as the Committee to inquire into the 
same; xc. 504. 

1330. House being informed that the Chairman of a Select 
Committee had first claimed the privilege to vote as a Member of 
the Committee, and afterwards, when the voices were equal, of 
giving a casting vote as Chairman; and that such practice had of 
late years prevailed in some Select Committees; declared by the 
House, that according to the established Rules of Parliament, the 
Chairman of a Select Committee can only vote when there is an 
equality of voices; xc1. 214. 

1331. Copies ordered of Resolutions in reference to Witnesses 
which have been adopted by a Select Committee ; xc. 520. 


and 


Superseded, 


For appointing Committees of the Whole House—(cont*) 
—relative to— 
Corn Laws: 

1339. 9 Geo. IV. c. 60, with a view of substituting a Fixed 
Duty on the Import of Foreign Corn, anda Bounty on the Export 
of Corn, instead of the present graduated Scale of Duties; 
LXXXIv. 318. 

1340. The Corn Laws, and substituting instead of the present 
graduated Scale of Duties a fixed and moderate Duty on the Im- 
port at all times of Foreign Corn into the United Kingdom, and 
for granting a fixed and equivalent Bounty on the Export; 
LXXX1x. 100,—————Propriety of permitting Foreign Corn, &amp;c. to 
be imported on payment of fixed Duties; xcu. 178. 

See infra, 1437. 


Debts, Small : 


1341. Address for an advance of Money for the discharge of 
Persons imprisoned for Small Debts; txxxvr. 827. 


Distress : 


1342. That certain Words proposed to be left out stand part of 
the Question for referring Petitions complaining of Distress to a 
Committee of the whole House; txxxv. 222. 


French Claims :—See infra, 1432. 


Malt : 


1343. The propriety of partially or totally repealing the Duty 
upon Malt; ixxxix. 71. 


Manchester : 


1344. Transactions which took place at Manchester on the 
16th August 1819; Debate adjourned; uxxvi. 344, Resumed, 
and Question Neg., 347. 


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IV. Questions and Previous Questions Negatived and Superseded, and Motions Withdrawn—con¢é’. 


(1.)—Questions Negatived—continued. 
For appointing Committees of the Whole House—(cont*) 
—relative to— 
Parliamentary Representation : 


1345. State of the Representation of the People in Parliament ; 
LXXxvI. 280. 
Soap : 


1346. To take into consideration the propriety of reducing the 
Duty on Hard Soap manufactured in England and Scotland, and 
imposing a Duty on Hard Soap manufactured in Ireland; 
LXxxvil. 151. 


Soap and Tallow : 
1347. Expediency of repealing the Duties on Soap, and in- 
creasing the Duty of Customs on the importation of Foreign Tal- 
low; xcr. 146. See infra, 1348. 


Tallow and Candles: 


1348. Propriety of augmenting the existing Duties on Tallow, 
and for repealing the Duties on Candles; txxvir. 125. See 
supra, 1347. 


Vice Chancellor’s Court :—See supra, 1335. 
Welch Judicature :—See infra, 1433. 


For appointing Select Committees—relative to— 


Absentees : 

1349. To inquire into the Amount of the various Forms of 
Absentee Expenditure by which Ireland is afflicted, to ascertain 
its effects on the Prosperity of that Country, and on the Happiness 
of the People, and to discover a Remedy for the Evils it occa- 
sions ; LXxXviilI. 566. 


Act of Union :—See infra, 1422. 

Administration of Justice :-—See infra, 1898. 1402. 1419. 
Admiralty Court (Ireland) :— See infra, 1407. 
Appeal, Committee of :—See infra, 1411. 1415*. 
Arthur, Colonel :—See infra, 1351. 

Ayr :—See infra, 1409. 


Bear-baiting : 
1350. To inquire whether the Practice of Bear-baiting and 
other cruel Sports has a mischievous Effect on the Morals of the 
People; txxix. 103. 


Beer :—See infra, 1397. 
Benefit Societies :—See infra, 1380. 


Bode, Baron de :—See infra, 1379. 


Bradley, Colonel : 

1351. To inquire into Colonel Arthur’s Treatment of Colonel 
Bradley at Honduras, and into the Circumstances which led to his 
Dismissal from the Army without a Court Martial; xc. 515. 

1352. To inquire into the Allegations contained in the Petition 
of Thomas Bradley, Esq'*, presented 17 February 1837; xcu11. 426. 


Brudenell, Lieutenant-Colonel Lord : 

1353. To inquire into the Conduct of the Commander-in-Chief 

of the Forces in appointing Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Brudenell 

to the Second Lieutenant-Colonelcy of the 11th Light Dragoons ; 
(Lord Brudenell heard in his place, and withdrew) ; xcr. 319. 


Burgess, Henry : 
1354. Petition of Henry Burgess relative to the Extra Post ; 
LXXVII. 168. 


Cato Street Conspiracy :—See infra, 1374. 


Ceylon : 
1355. To inquire into the Commerce, Revenue and Expendi- 
ture of Ceylon; txxxv. 490. 


Chancery, Court of: 
1356. To inquire into the Arrear of Business in the Court of 
Chancery; Debate adjourned; .txxvi. 366. Resumed, and 
Ques. Neg., 369. 


Chester, Sheriff of : 
1357, Petition of Freeholders, complaining of the Conduct of 
the Sheriff of Chester; txxv1. 92. 


Charitable Institutions :—See infra, 1400. 


For appointing Select Committees—(cont*)—relative to— 
Church Establishment, Ireland : 

1358. That the House will, early in the next Session, appoint 
a Committee for the purpose of considering the present State of 
the Irish Church; txxx. 537. 


Churches, New :—See infra, 1395. 
Civil List: 

1359. To take into consideration the Third Class of His Ma- 
jesty’s Civil List; txxvu. 269. See infra, 1406. 


Colonial Receipt and Expenditure :—See infra, 1434. 


Commercial Intercourse, Great Britain and Ireland :— 
See Commercial Intercourse. 


Commissions : 
1360. To inquire into the present State of the various Public 
Commissions, &amp;c.; xcu. 478. 


Consolidated Fund :—See infra, 1406. 


Corn, Foreign : 

1361. To inquire under what Regulations and Restrictions 
Foreign Grain and Flour, warehoused in Bond, may be admitted 
to Entry for the purpose of being manufactured and re-exported, 
without prejudice to the Public Revenue and to the Interests of 
Agriculture ; xcr. 255. 


Coronation : 
1362. To inquire into the excess of the Expenditure over Esti- 
mate at the Coronation [Geo. IV.]; txxvut. 409. 


County Courts: 
1363. Returns made, 24 January 1821, relative to County 
Courts; To inquire into the Amount of Fees paid; txxvi. 150.— 
LXXxvilI. 409. 


County Meetings :—See infra, 1389. 


Courts of Justice (Scotland) : 
1364. For referring Reports of Commissioners to a Commit- 
tee; Lxx1x. 230. 


Coventry: 

1365. To make further inquiry into the Proceedings at the 
General Election for the City of Coventry, in December 1832; 
and to consider and report thereon, and upon the best means of 
providing for the fature prevention of Riots, and for preserving 
the Peace and Freedom of Election at Coventry ; txxxrx. 135. 


Crown Lands: 
1366. Conduct of Mr. Nash, with reference to Crown Lands 
in the County of Middlesex ; rxxxv. 123. 


Cumberland, Princess of :—See infra, 1404. 


Currency : 

1367. Changes that have been made in the Currency, between 
1793 and the present time ; Debate adjourned; txxvii1.383. Re- 
sumed, 389. Question amended; Main Question put, and Neg.; 
390. 


Deacle, Thomas and Caroline: 
1368. To inquire into the allegations contained in the Petition 
of Mr. and Mrs. Deacle, as affecting the Conduct of Mr. Bingham 
Baring, Magistrate of Hampshire; txxxv1. 872. 


Debt, National : 


1369. To consider the practicability of progressively reducing 
the National Debt, by its Conversion into terminable Annuities, 
and of the best mode of assessing the Property and Income of the 
Kingdom to form a Surplus Fund for effecting that object, and 
supplying the place of those Imposts that now depress the Agri- 
cultural, Commercial and Shipping Interests of the Country ; 
LXXXVIII. 541. : 


Delvin Barony : 
1370. To inquire how far the circumstances of the Barony of 
Delvin (Westmeath) justify the application thereto of the provi- 
sions of Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 4; txxxrx. 362. 


Distress : 

1371. To inquire into the Causes of the National Distress ; 
Difficulty and Embarrassment which now presses on the various 
Orders of the Community, how far the same has been occasioned 
by the operation of our present Monetary System, and to consider 
of the effects produced by that System upon the Agriculture, 
Manufacture and Commerce of the United Kingdom, and upon the 
condition of the industrious and productive Classes ; Lxxxvuit. 305. 





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IV. Questions and Previous Questions Negatived and Superseded, and Motions Withdrawn —-cont*. 


(1.)—Questions Negatived—continued. 
For appointing Select Committees—(cont*)—relative to— 


Disturbances in Ireland : 


1372. Progress and Extent of; uxxv. 367. See infra, 1435. 


Dublin :—See infra, 1386. 


East India : 
1373. To examine into the different Duties annexed to the 
Office of the Commissioners for the Affairs of India; uxxvu. 108, 
See infra, 1439. 


Education :—See infra, 1400. 


Edwards, George : 
1374. (Secret Committee.) To examine Evidence touching 
the Criminal Conduct and Proceedings of George Edwards and 
his Associates, (Cato Street Conspiracy, 1820); uxxv. 174. 


Elections : 

1375. To whom shall be referred Petitions complaining of 
Bribery, which shall be presented to the House after the time 
limited for presenting Petitions against the Return of Members ; 
LXXX1I. 235.———Dover; Complaint of the undue interference 
by and in the name of His Majesty’s Government, particularly in 
the Ordnance and Post Office Departments, at the two last Elec- 
tions for Dover, in order to influence unconstitutionally the Votes 
of the Electors; txxxvi. 336. See supra, 1365; infra, 1391, 
1392. 1405. 1424. 

First Fruits and Tenths : 

1376. To inquire whether the full Amount of First Fruits and 
Tenths has been paid by the several Persons who are now Arch- 
bishops, Bishops, &amp;c., or how much less than the full Amount, and 
whether any proceedings should be taken to obtain payment of 


the full Value of the First Fruits and Tenths which shall hereafter 
become due; xcu. 333. 


First Fruits (Ireland) : 
1377. To consider whether any and what Legislative Measures 


may be necessary to effect certain objects regarding First Fruits 
in Ireland; uxxrx. 414.—.xxx1. 195. 


Foreign Corn :—See supra, 1361. 


Four and Half per Cent. Duties : 


1378. The several Colonial Acts creating the said Duty; 
LXXVI. 375. 
French Claims : 
1379. Petition of the Baron De Bode, relative to the Award 
of the Commissioners to a Select Committee; .xxxi. 492. 
That it be referred to a Committee to examine into and 
report to the House the facts and circumstances of the Claim 
of Baron de Bode upon the Fund received from the French 
Government, &amp;c.; xc. 452.——-To take into consideration the 
Claims of D’Arcy Talbot, and other Claimants on the French 
Compensation Fund; xc11. 406. 


Friendly Societies : 
1380. Laws respecting Benefit Societies; xcut. 57. 
Game Laws: 
1381. State of the Game Laws; Lxxvi. 236. 
Gaol Discipline : 
1382. Best Mode of introducing an uniform System of Gaol 
Discipline throughout the United Kingdom; ixxxm1. 350. 
Glove Trade : 
1383. Distressed State of Glove Trade; txxxvit. 60.—— 
How far the Glove Trade of the United Kingdom is injured by 


the introduction of Smuggled Goods, and concerning the best 
means of affording protection to the Trade; itxxxvut. 245. 


Grand Canal :—See infra, 1388. 


Hackney Coach Drivers : 
1384. Best means of regulating the conduct of the Drivers 


of Hackney Coaches, Cabriolets, Omnibuses and Stage Coaches 
in the Metropolis; txxxviit. 553. 


Hanwell Lunatic Asylum :—gee infra, 1396. 


Harvey, D. W., m. Pp. :—See infra, 1386. 


Impressment of Seamen : 
1385. The practicability of devising some Plan by which a 


regular and voluntary supply of Seamen may be procured for His 


Majesty’s Navy without recourse to forcible Impressment ; 
LXXXIX. 87. 





For appointing Select Committees—(cont*)—relative to— 
Inns of Court: 

1386. Practice observed by the Four Inns of Court in London, 
and also by the King’s Inns, Dublin, upon the application of 
Persons to be admitted Students and to be called to the Bar, or to 
practise as Special Pleaders or Conveyaricers, and also to inquire 
into the Revenues of each Inn and the application thereof; txxxrx, 
285. That the Report from the Select Committee on Inns of 
Court (Mr. Harvey’s Claim) be referred to a Committee of Privi- 


leges to consider the matter thereof, and to report Opinion; 
LXxxIx. 518. 


Kent and Sussex Harbours : : 

1387. Present State of the Harbours upon the Coast of Kent 
and Sussex, and particularly upon the best means of preventing the 
accumulation of Beach at their entrance, and to suggest such im- 
provements as may be deemed necessary or desirable for affording 
greater safety to Shipping; ixxxrx. 296. 


Kilbeggan Branch (Grand Canal) Ireland : 
1388. To inquire into a Grant of £.18,000; txxxv. 407. 


Kilmainham : 


1389. Petition complaining of the introduction of the Military 
at a County Meeting; txxvi. 101. 


Knightsbridge Barracks: 
1390. Facts stated in the Petition of the Corporation of 


London, relative to the conduct of the Military at Knightsbridge 
Barracks; txxvit. 70. 


Land Revenue :—See infra, 1427. 


Leicester Corporation : 


1391. Allegation of the Petition of the Electors, complaining 
thereof; txxxul. 322. 


Limerick : 
1392. Petition of Inhabitants of Limerick, complaining of 
undue Interference with their Privileges at the last Election; 
LXXXVIII. 277. 


Llanlechyd Common: 

1393. Grant of a Lease from the Commissioners of Woods and 
Forests to Lord Penryn, in 1784, and George Hay Dawkins Pen- 
nant, Esqr, in 1816; Lxxvi. 458.———To examine into the whole 
of the Proceedings relative to the Grant to Lord and Lady Pen- 
ryn, and Mr. Dawkins Pennant, of Llanlechyd Common ; Lxxvu. 
466. 


Lord Advocate : 


1394. Conduct of the Lord Advocate of Scotland, with re- 
lation to the Public Press; txxvu. 373. 


Luke, St., Middlesex : 


1395. Petition of Churchwardens, &amp;c. complaining of the 
Erection of an additional Church in that Parish, to a Com- 
mittee ; Lxxxv. 564. 


Lunatic Asylum (Hanwell) : 


1396. To inquire into the Asylum for Lunatic Paupers at Han- 
well; xci1. 478. 


Malt : 


1397. Petitions against the additional Malt Tax; txxvi. 257. 
———Present mode of taxing Malt and Beer, separately; 
LXXVIIU. 350.—LXxx1x. 163. 


Manchester Meeting :—See infra, 1440. 
Mauritius : 
1398. Administration of Justice in the Mauritius; xct. 36. 
Middlesex County Courts :—See supra, 1363. 
Military Expenditure : 


1399. To examine into the whole Military Expenditure of the 
Country, and to report Opinion ; txxv. 219. 


Miscellaneous Expenses (Ireland) : 
1400. To examine the Miscellaneous Expenses of Ireland, so 


far as relates to the Sums to be voted for Charity and Education } 
LXXxIl. 390. 


Nash, Mr. :—-See supra, 1366. 
National Debt :—see supra, 1369. 


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IV. Questions and Previous Questions Negatived and Superseded, and Motions Withdrawn—con¢‘. 


(1.)—Questions Negatived—continued. 
For appointing Select Committees—(cont*)—relative to— 
National Distress :—See supra, 1371. 


Navy :—See supra, 1385. 


+ 
Newark-upon-Trent : 
1401. Petition of Inhabitants; txxxv. 116. 


Newfoundland : 
1402. State of the Fisheries, the Revenue Laws, and Adminis- 
tration of Justice in the Island of Newfoundland ; vxxvitt. 311. 
State of the Island of Newfoundland ; txxxv. 407. 


Norfolk Assizes : 
1403. Petition of the Justices of Norfolk, for the Removal of 
the Assizes; Lxxx. 124. 





Olive (styling herself) Princess of Cumberland : 


1404. For referring her Petition; txxviu. 404. 


Outrages :—See infra, 1435. 


Parliament : 

1405. To inquire into and report upon the various points 
arising out of Acts 2 Will. IV. c. 45 &amp; 48, on which contradictory 
decisions have been come to, whether by the Revising and Assisting 
Barristers, or by Returning Officers, or by Election Committees ; 
LXXXVIII. 425. See infra, 1423. 


Pennant, G. H. D. :—See supra, 1393. 
Penrhyn, Lord and Lady :—See supra, 1393. 


Pensions : 

1406. Pensions charged on the Civil List and Consolidated 
Fund, in order to ascertain the nature and extent of abuses which 
may have occurred in the granting the said Pensions, with a view 
to giving full effect to the Resolutions of the House, of 18 February 
1834; Lxxx1x, 253.———To revise each Pension specified in a 
Return ordered to be printed on 28 June 1835, with a view to 
ascertain whether the continued payment thereof is justified by the 
circumstances of the original Grant, or the condition of the 
Parties now receiving the same, and to report thereon to the 
House; xci. 266. 


Peru, Ship : 

1407. Circumstances connected with the Seizure and Con- 
demnation of the Vessel called the Peru, in the Admiralty Court 
in Ireland, in the year 1822, and the disposal of the proceeds 
thereof; xct1. 46. 


Postage and Post Office: 

1408. Circumstances under which One Penny is demanded 
for the Delivery of each Letter and Newspaper within the limits 
of the Town of Cheltenham, and other Cities and Towns; Lxxxrx. 
134, To inquire into the management of the Post Office ; 
xc. 440. Petition presented by the Twopenny Post Letter 
Carriers ; xcu. 477. See infra, 1431. 








Public Income and Expenditure :—See infra, 1426. 


Railways : 
1409. How far it may be expedient to take measures for 
securing that all public Lines of Railway be laid and hereafter 
maintained at one and the same standard Width, and to report 
their Opinion thereon to the House; Amendment proposed, but 
not made; xcu. 96.———Brighton (Stephenson’s Line): To 
examine whether any false Evidence has been knowingly and 
wilfully given before the Sub-Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills, in respect of Stephenson’s Line of Brighton Railway, 
xci. 268.————To inquire into the allegations contained in the 
Petition of Mr. Mills, relative to the conduct of certain Parties in 
respect of Stephenson’s Line of Brighton Railroad; xc. 440. 
———-Glasgow and Ayr; For re-committing to the Select Com- 
mittee on Petitions for Private Bills, the Report on Petition 
for the Glasgow and Ayr Railway Bill; xcu. 95. 
See infra, 1411. 


Requin, Ship: 
1410. Papers presented, 19 June 1823, relative to the Capture 
of the Ship Requin; uxxvi. 448. 


Seamen, Impressment of :—See supra, 1385. 


For appointing Select Committees—(cont*)—-relative to— 
Shields, South, Railway Bill : 

1411. Petition of Rev. Robert Green, complaining of certain 
Votes of the Committee on the South Shields and Monkwear- 


mouth Railway Bill, to a Select Committee of Appeal; txxxvi. 
220. 


Shipping : 

1412. To inquire into the present State of the British Com- 
mercial Shipping Interest ; txxxu. 437. 
Silk : 

1413. To inquire how far the Duties on the Importation of 
Foreign Silks may be reduced ; xxx. 185.———To inquire into 
and examine the Statements contained in the Petitions from Per- 


sons engaged in the Silk Manufacture; uxxx1. 102.,———To 
inquire into the State of the Silk Trade; txxxrv. 229. 


Snuff :—sSee infra, 1418. 
Spain : 

1414. To examine into the Claims of certain British Subjects 
to be indemnified for the Confiscation of their Property by the 
Spanish Government in 1804 and 1805, previous to the Declara- 
tion of War between Great Britain and Spain ; txxx1x. 386. 
Spirits : 

1415. To inquire how far the Duties on Foreign Spirits may 
be reduced ; Lxxx. 185. 


Stockport Gas Bill: 


1415*. For referring Petition complaining of the Decision of 
the Committee on the Bill, to a Select Committee of Appeal ; 
xc. 546. 

Sugar : 


1416. Duties payable on East and West India Sugars ; txxvutt. 
333.—&lt;——Bounties paid upon the Export of Sugar; txxix. 361. 


Sussex :—See supra, 1387. 
Talbot D’Arcy :—See supra, 1379. 


Taxation : 

1417. Expediency of making a Revision of Taxes; .txxxv. 
229, To consider and revise our existing Taxation, with the 
view to a repeal of those Burthens which press most heavily on 
Productive Industry, and the Substitution of an equitable Tax on 
Property in lieu thereof; txxxvu. 218. 


Tobacco: 
1418. Petitions of Manufacturers of Snuff and Tobacco in 
London and Westminster; txxxv. 476. 


Tabago : 
1419. Administration of Justice in the Island of Tobago; 
LXXVvI. 419, 


Trade, Commerce and Navigation : 
1420. Present State of; txxxvu1. 329. 


Troutbeck’s Estate : 
1421. Case of Catherine Robson and Isabella Ainsley; xcr. 
750. 
Twopenny Post Letter Carriers :—See supra, 1408. 


Union : 

1422. Provisions of the Act of Union between Great Britain 
and Ireland; txxv. 312.———Means by which the Dissolution 
of the Parliament of Ireland was effected ; Effects of that Mea- 
sure upon Ireland, and upon the Labourers in Husbandry and 
Operatives in Manufactures in England, and on the probable 
consequence of continuing the Legislative Union between both 
Countries; LXxx1x. 231. 

Voting : 

1423, Right of Voting at present exercised in every City and 

Borough in England and Wales; txxvutt. 50. 


Warwick Borough : 

1424, Evidence already before the House relative to the 
Borough of Warwick, and to report full Particulars respecting 
the Cases of Bribery, and the Class or Description of Persons 
bribed ; and whether any Treating, and to what extent, by the 
Authority of the Candidates or their Agents, occurred after the 
issuing the Writ and particularly to report whether in the event of dis- 
franchising the Parties bribed, or that Class of Electors to which 
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IV. Questions and Previous Questions Negatived or Superseded, and Motions Withdrawn—coné‘. 


(1.)—Questions Negatived—continued. 
For appointing Select Committees—(cont’)—relative to— 
Wilmot, Olive :—See supra, 1404. 


Window Tax (Ireland) : 


1425. The expediency of repealing an Act, 56 Geo. III., as 
far as respects the Tax upon Windows in Ireland ; Lxxvi. 347. 


Wing, Moses : 

1426. For referring his Petition respecting Life Annuities to 
the Select Committee on Public Income and Expenditure ; 
LXxx111. 301. 

Woods and Forests: 


1427. State and Management of the Land Revenue of the 
Crown; Ltxxxv. 244. 


Other Questions Negatived : 

1428. For adding Members to a Committee; 
LXXXIf. 425.—LXXKXIII. 319.—LXXXVII. 67. 168-— 
LXXXVIII. 355. : 

1429, For agreeing with Committees of the Whole 
House in Resolutions; LXXV. 379.—LXXVI. 440.— 
LXXXV. 619. With Select Committees in Reso- 
lutions, &amp;c. ; XC. 515.—XCI. 438. 


1430. That the House will early in the next Ses- 
sion, appoint a Select Committee ; LXXX. 537. 


(2.)—Questions Superseded by reading the 
Orders, or other Orders of the Day. 
For appointing Select Committees,—relative to— 
Postage Duties : 

1431. To inquire and report what Alterations and Reductions 
may be made on the present Rates and under the present mode of 
charging Postage, or by the adoption of the Principle and Mode 
proposed in a Pamphlet by Mr. Rowland Hill, &amp;c.; xcu. 358. 


(3.)—Questions Superseded by Adjournment. 
For appointing Committees of the Whole House, —relative 
to— 
French Claims : 
1432. To examine into and report the Facts and Circumstances 
of the Claim of the Baron de Bode upon the Fund received from 
the French Government, &amp;c.; txxxvil1. 396. 


Welch Judicature : 
1433. Reports of Committees in 1817, 1820 and 1821; Motion, 
that the Debate be adjourned, superseded by Adjournment ; 


LXXvil. 392. 


For appointing Select Committees,—relative to— 


Colonial Receipt and Expenditure: 
1434. To examine Accounts, and report as to framing them 
for the future; xc11. 297. 


Outrages (Ireland) : 

1435. Efficiency of the Laws at present in force in Ireland 
for the Suppression of Outrages against the Public Peace; 
LXXXVII. 335. See supra, 1372. 

1436. For agreeing with a Committee in a Resolution; 
LXxxvi. 516. 


(4.) —Questions Superseded by the Previous 
Question. 
For appointing Committees of the Whole House,—rela- 
tive to— 
Corn Laws : 
1437. To consider them; txxx. 351. The present State of 


them; ixxx1. 255. To consider Acts relating to the Importation 
of Corn; txxxvi. 846. 


Ireland, Advance of Capital to : 
1438. An Address for an Advance of Capital to Ireland, 


to be employed in the Provinces of Munster and Connaught; 
LXxix. 321. 


For appointing Select Committees,—relative to— 
East India Trade : 
1439. To inquire into the State of the Trade between Great 
Britain, the East Indies and China; txxxrv. 304. 
Manchester : 


1440. To inquire into the Military Execution inflicted upon the 
peaceable and unarmed Multitude assembled in Manchester to 
petition for a Reform of Parliament on the 16 August 1819; 
LXxxvit. 197. 





(5.)—Motions Withdrawn. 
For appointing Committees of the Whole House,—rela- 
tive to— 
American Loyalists: 
1441. Address for Compensation to the American Loyalists 
now remaining uncompensated, as appears by the Accounts of 


Awards made by the Commissioners ; (For the House immediately 
resolving itself into a Committee); Lxxvi. 419. 


Church Temporalities (Ireland) Bill : 


1442. For now reading the Order of the Day for the Committee; 
LXXxviul. 502. 


Civil List : 
1443. For the Speaker now leaving the Chair for the House to 


go into Committee on so much of His Majesty’s Speech as relates 
to the Civil List; txxxvi. 424. 


Elections : 


1444. To consider Act 10 Geo, III., and subsequent Statutes, 
for the Trial of Controverted Elections; txxx11. 561. 


Hackney Coach Bill: 


1445. That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair for going into 
Committee ; txxx1x. 545. 


Poor: 


1446. For the House to resolve itself into a Committee to 
consider of the State of the Poor of the United Kingdom; txxxv. 
156. 

Spirit Licenses : 

1447. Toconsider the Provisions of Act 4 &amp; 5 Will. IV.,c. 75, 
relating thereto, imposing additional Duties on Spirit Licenses, and 
on such portion of the Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 81, which, since the 


repeal of the House Tax, regulates the rating of Houses for the 
Imposition of the Duty on Licenses; xc. 267. 


Window Tax : 


1448. To consider of the several Acts relating to the Duties on 
Windows; ixxx1x. 434. 


For appointing Select Committees,—relative to— 
Accounts, Public: 
1449. Simplifying and better Arrangement of the Public 


Accounts ; Amendment proposed ; Amendment and Motion with- 
drawn; Lxxvil. 108. 


Appeals : 


1450. For referring Petition respecting the Glasgow and Kil- 
marnock Road to a Committee of Appeals; Lxxxv. 546. 


Bank of England : 


1451. Whether the Governor and Company of the Bank of 
England, or any Director, has circulated a Letter tending to cast 
doubts on the solidity of Private Banks issuing Paper; txxx11. 520. 


Beer :—See infra, 1478. 


Bradley, Lieutenant-Colonel : 


1452. To inquire into his Case, and to report Opinion ; txxxrx. 
511. 


Brighton Railway Bill (Stephenson’s Line) : 
1453. Petition of James Mills, complaining that Answers given 
by Agents for Stephenson’s Line before the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills were untrue; xc11. 257. 


Bristol Select Vestries : 


1454. To inquire into the Constitution and Operation of Select 
Vestries in the City of Bristol; xc1. 293. 


Canada: 


1455. Means of remedying the Evils which exist in the form 


of the Governments now existing in Upper and Lower Canada; 
LXXxXxIx. 181. 


Chancery, Court of: 
1456. Delays in the Court of Chancery ; txxtx. 92. 


Chatham Borough : 
1457. For referring Petition of Electors, &amp;c. of Chatham, com- 
plaining of the conduct of Colonel Tremenheere towards certain 
Tradesmen of the Borough in consequence of their Votes at the 


last Election, to the Select Committee on Bribery at Elections ; 
xc. 141. 


Church 








COMMITTEES—continued. 





403 





IV. Questions and Previous Questions Negatived or Superseded, and Motions Withdrawn—con¢‘. 


(5.)—Motions Withdrawn—continued. 
For appointing Select Committees—(cont*)—relative to— 


Church of Scotland : 

1458. Petitions relative to the building and endowing of 
Places of Worship connected with the Established Church of 
Scotland ; and that sych Committee shall inquire and report how 
far the building and endowing of such Places of Worship is 
required for the moral and religious Instruction of the Lower 
Orders in Scotland ; xc. 405. 


Commercial Distress : 
1459. Causes of the severe Distress which has afflicted the 
Commercial and Industrious Classes of the Community ; Lxxxu1. 
561. 


Commissions of Inquiry : 

1460. Expenses incurred and Services rendered under the 
several Commissions of Inquiry now existing, and also under that 
appointed by virtue of Act 58 Geo. III. c. 45, for building addi- 
tional Churches, and also that of Public Records, appointed 
12 March 1831; txxxix. 510. 


Consuls : 

1461. Duties, Qualifications, Modes of Appointment, &amp;c. of 
Consuls, &amp;c., with a view of rendering them more efficient in 
advancing the strictly Commercial Interests of British Subjects ; 
LXXXIx. 434, 


Cornwall and Devonshire Mining Company : 
1462. Allegations contained in a Petition of the Shareholders 
and Scripholders, complaining of the Conduct of the Board of 
Directors; txxx1. 463. 


Cotton Weavers : 

1463. Means of relieving the Cotton Weavers; Pr. Q®, and 
Motion withdrawn ; Ltxxv.373.——— Petitions of Cotton Weavers 
for Local Boards of Trade, and other Regulations for the Im- 
provement of their Trade; ixxxvu. 336. 


Counties Corporate :—See infra, 1470. 


Courts of Justice : 

1464. For referring Account of the Expense incurred, and Esti- 
mate of the Expense to be incurred, on the building of the Courts of 
Justice in St. Margaret’s Street and Palace Yard, with the Plan; 
LXxIx. 181. 


Deacle, Thomas and Caroline : 
1465. To inquire into the Facts stated in the Petition of Mr. 
and Mrs. Deacle, presented to the House on the 22d August 1831 ; 
Lxxxvi. 861. 


Distress :—See supra, 1459. 


Divorce Bills : 
1466. To whom shall be referred every Divorce Bill on the 
Second Reading thereof, with Power to hear Counsel, examine 
Witnesses, and verify the documentary Evidence produced; 
xc. 36. 


East India : 
1467. To inquire into the Trade between Great Britain and 
India; txxxu. 463. To inquire into and report on the Law 
respecting Landed Property belonging to British Subjectsin India; 
LXxxul. 592.———For referring Petition of Inhabitants of Cal- 
cutta, against the Imposition of a Tax on Stamps in India, to a 
Select Committee ; txxx11. 446. 





Education : 
1468. To inquire into the means of establishing a System of 
National Education; uxxx1x. 348. To devise means to 
extend the present system of Education in Ireland, by establishing 
National Schools in Parishes, and Normal Schools in Provinces, 
without Grant from Parliament; and to inquire whether sufficient 
Funds may not be derived from Ecclesiastical Tithes in Ireland, 
and whether such Appropriation is not in accordance with ancient 
usage ; LXXXIXx. 243. 





Elections : 
1469. Standing Committee of Twelve Members, to carry into 
effect the Orders and Resolutions of the House respecting the 


undue interference of Peers in Elections and Bribery ; Lxxxvu1. 
38. 


Elective Franchise : 
1470. To inquire into the Elective Franchise in Counties Cor- 
porate in England and Wales; uxxxit. 156. 


For appointing Select Committees—(cont*)—relative to— 
Escoffery :—See infra, 1476. 


France : 

1471. That it be referred to the Select Committee on Foreign 
Trade to take into consideration the State and Amount of Duty 
per Ton, payable by British Vessels on entering the Ports of 
France, and on French Vessels entering the Ports of Great Bri- 
tain; Lxxix. 125. 


Game Certificates : 

1472. To inquire into a Charge made in respect of a License 
for the Sale of Game, by the Clerk of the Justices of the Peace 
residing at Wandsworth ; txxx1x. 434. 


Gaols :—See infra, 1488. 


Honduras: 
1473. Condition of the Slaves and of the Free Indians in the 
Settlement of Honduras; txxvir. 476. 


House of Commons Buildings : 

1474. State of the Buildings comprising the House of Com- 
mons, and the Offices connected with it, with a view to the better 
Accommodation of the Members, and to facilitate the transacting 
of Public Business ; txxxvir. 103. 


Kilmarnock Road :—See supra, 1450. 


Land Tax: 
1475. Acts relative thereto; txx1x. 260. 


Lecesnes and Escoffery : 
1476. To examine into the Deportation of Lecesnes and Es- 
coffery from Jamaica; Lxxx. 544. 


Lotteries : 

1477. To inquire into the Lottery System, and whether Fo- 
reign Lotteries are negotiated in various parts of the United 
Kingdom, &amp;c.; xcu1. 590. 


Malt and Beer: 
1478. To inquire into the Burthens and Restrictions on the 
Manufacture of Malt and Beer, and on the supply of Malt Liquor 
to the Middle and Poorer Classes ; txxx1v. 289. 


Mauritius : 

1479. To inquire whether the Slave Trade has existed at 
the Mauritius and its Dependencies, to what extent and the 
causes thereof; Lxxx11. 209.———To inquire into the state of the 
Negro Population in the Mauritius, as it affects the claims of that 
Colony to Compensation ; xc. 192, 193. 


Medway River: 
1480. To inquire into the state of the Navigation of the River 
Medway; Lxxxrx. 238. 


Members’ Oaths : 
1481. To consider the Oaths now required by Law to be taken 
by Members of the House; ixxxix. 111. 


Metropolis Water :—See infra, 1493. 


Militia Estimates : 
1482. To prepare Militia Estimates (1824); utxxrx. 158.— 
(1828); Lxxxi. 289. 


New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land : 
1483. Alienation of Crown Lands in New South Wales and 
Van Diemen’s Land; txxxvu. 386. 


Northampton Borough : 
1484, Petitions complaining of the misapplication of Charity 
Funds for Election purposes; Lxxxu. 209. 


Parliament : 

1485. To consider Act 2 Will. IV. c. 45, and to report such 
Amendments as may contribute to the better, cheaper and more 
convenient working of that Act; Amendment proposed ; Amend- 
ment and Motion withdrawn; Lxxxvu. 425. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 





Poole 


404 


COMMITTEES——COMPANIES. 





——_— 


IV. Questions and Previous Questions Negatived or Superseded, and Motions Withdrawn—coné?. 


(5.)—Motions Withdrawn—continued. 
For appointing Select Committees—(cont*)—relative to— 
Poole Borough : 


1486. To inquire into the circumstances attending the late 
Election of the Municipal Council of the Borough of Poole; 
xcl. 48. 


Poor Law Amendment Act: 

1487. To inquire into the operation of the Poor Law Amend- 
ment Act; Amendment proposed; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 
xcu. 84. Debate resumed ; Amendment and Motion withdrawn ; 
91. 


Prisons : 

1488. To inquire into the state of the King’s Bench, Fleet, 
Marshalsea, Whitecross-street and Horsemonger-lane Prisons, and 
to consider the operation of the Laws authorizing Imprisonment 
for Debt; txxx11. 385. 


Railways : 
1489. To whom shall be referred every application for a Bill 
for any Railroad having a termination within Seven Miles of the 
Royal Exchange, &amp;c.; xct. 30, 31. 


Rivers and Canals: 

1490. To inquire and report on the expediency and practica- 
bility of improving the Navigation of the Rivers Suck, Fergus, 
Bresna and the several other Tributaries flowing to the River 
Shannon ; and also to inquire and report upon any impediments 
and combinations that interfere with the due management of the 
Grand and Royal Canals; xcr. 225. 


Slaves and Slave Trade :— See supra, 1473. 1479. 


Superannuations : 
1491. To inquire into the operation of the Act 4 &amp; 5 Will. IV. 
c. 24, as regards Superannuation Allowances to Persons having 
filled Civil Offices; xc11. 259. 


Turnpike Roads : 
1492. To consider of the Consolidation of Turnpike Trusts, 
and of raising some other Revenue for maintaining the Roads than 





For appointing Select Committees—(cont*)—relative to— 


Turnpike Roads—continued. 
by Toll; and further to consider other Matters relating to Turn- 
pike Trusts; xc. 493. For the purpose of considering such 
Legislative Enactments as ought to be recommended on the sub- 
ject; xcur. 106. 


Van Diemen’s Land :—See supra, 1483. 


Water: e 
1493. Report of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the present 
System of supplying Water to the Metropolis; txxxu1. 492. 


Other Motions Withdrawn: 


1494. For adding Members to aCommittee; LX xx. 
302. 


1495. For empowering Select Committees; To send 
for Persons, Papers and Records, and to report Ob- 
servations, (Militia Estimates); LXXIX. 175. 


1496. For Resolution regulating the appointment and 
practice of Select Committees; XCI. 9. 


1497. For agreeing with Committee of Supply ina 
Resolution ; LX XXII. 202. 


1498. For referring Matters to a Select Committee 
sitting on other Subjects; LXXIX. 125. 


1499. That the Grand Committee of Religion do 
meet every Tuesday in the Afternoon, in the House ; 
LXXXVIII. 37. 


1500. That all Committees have leave to sit notwith- 
standing an Adjournment; XC. 238. 


2 See Accounts and Papers, 1415-1422. 
Bills. Divisions. _ Elections. 
Members. Messages. Orders. 


Amendments, 8. 
House. Instructions. 





Committee Clerks’ Office :—sce Fees, 4. 


Common Fields :—Bsitl to amend Act 13 Geo. III. 
c. 81, for the better Cultivation, Improvement and Regulation of 
the Common Arable Fields, Wastes and Commons of Pasture in this 
Kingdom; Ordered, xc. 301. Presented; printed; 301. Se- 
cond Reading put off for Six Months, 509. See Inclosures, 5, 6. 


Common Law Courts :—see Courts of Justice; 


also each Court under its respective Name. 


Common Pleas, Court of : 

1. Bill to abolish the Sale of Offices in the Court of Common 
Pleas in England, and to make Provision for the Lord Chief 
Justice; Ordered, ‘Lxxx. 491. Presented; printed; 502. Com- 
mitted, 511. Considered, 514. Reported, 523. Leave given 
to offer a Clause enabling His Majesty to grant unto any Person 
who shall have executed the Office of Chief Justice of the Court 
of Common Pleas, and shall have resigned the same, an Annuity 
of £.3,750; Clause added, and Bill passed; 550. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 618. R. a. 626. 





Common Pleas, Court of—continued. 

2. Bill to authorize the Purchase of the Office of Receiver and 
Comptroller of the Seal of the Courts of King’s Bench and Com- 
mon Pleas, and of Custos Brevium of the Court of Common 
Pleas; Ordered, txxx. 514. Presented; printed; 525. rR. a. 626. 

See Accounts and Papers, 1423-1435. 


Common Pleas (Ireland) :—see Addresses, 312. 
Supply, 182. 


Common Pleas, Court of, Lancaster :— 
Bill for improving the Practice and Proceedings in the Court of 
Common Pleas of the County Palatine of Lancaster; Ordered, 
LXXXIX. 321. Presented; printed; 326. As amended, printed, 
468. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 580. rR. a. 594. 

Petitions against ; From Bankers, Merchants, Shipowners and 
others, resident in London, connected with Liverpool; Lxxxrx. 461. 
Petitions suggesting Alterations therein; From Manchester ; 
uxxxix. 454. Rochdale, Huddersfield, Wigan, 466. 
See Judgments, 2. 


Commons, House of :—see House of Commons. 





Companies. 


I. Public Bills relative to Companies; 1—4. 


II. Petitions for Bills, and Bills brought from the Lords, relative to 
Companies, and Proceedings thereon ; 5—106. 





I. Public 














COMPANIES—continued. 





I. Public Bills relative to Companies : 


1. Toenable His Majesty to invest Trading and other Com- 
panies with the Powers necessary for the due conduct of their 
Affairs, and for the security of the rights and interests of their 
Creditors; Ordered, uxxxix. 449. Presented; printed; 454. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 598. R. a. 604. For better 
enabling Her Majesty to confer certain Powers and Immunities on 
Trading and other Companies; Ordered, xcu. 517. Presented ; 
printed; 517. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 667. R. a. 670. 





Australian Waste Lands Company : 

2. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for granting certain 
Powers and Authorities to tae Australian Company of London 
for the Improvement of Waste Lands in New South Wales; 
[The King’s Consent signified]; and Bill ordered ; rxx1x. 369. 





Presented ; printed; 383. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 514. 





Australian Waste Lands Company—continued. 
R. a. 525. To amend; Ordered, txxxv. 336. 
printed; 346. R. a. 499. See infra, 42. 

Levant Company : 

3. Bill to repeal certain Acts relating to the Governor and 
Company of Merchants trading to the Levant Seas, and the Duties 


payable to them; Ordered, ixxx. 376. Presented, 381. Printed, 
387. R.A. 518. 


South Sea Company :—See South Sea Company. 


Van Diemen’s Land Company : 

4. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for the Cultivation and 
Improvement of Waste Lands in the Settlement of Van Diemen’s 
Land; [King’s Consent signified,] and Bill ordered; txxx. 205. 
Presented ; printed; 318. As amended, to be printed, 394. r. a. 518. 





Presented ; 


II. Petitions for Bills, and Bills brought from the Lords, relative to Companies, 


and Proceedings thereon : 


Academical Institution (London) : 
5. Petition for a Bill to enable the Proprietors to sue and be 
sued in the Name of their Secretary ; Referred, txxx. 68. Bill 
ordered, 118. Presented, 233. Not proceeded in. 


Alkali Company :—See infra, 53. 
American Land Company :—See infra, 54. 
Annuity Companies: 

Annuity Company (Ireland) : 

6. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for incorporating 
the same; Referred, txx1x. 189. Reported; Leave given; Pe- 
tition presented, and referred; 207. Bill ordered, 295. Pre- 
sented, 302. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 535. R. a. 539. 

British: 

7. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for enabling that 

Company to sue and be sued in the Name of their Chairman or 


Secretary; Referred, rxx1x. 309. Bill ordered, 334. Presented, 
340. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 513. Rk, a. 525. 


Anti Dry Rot Company : 

8. For incorporating; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 60. Bill ordered, 159. Order 
of Leave for Bill discharged ; another Bill ordered, 187. Pre- 
sented, 187. Committed, 205. Time enlarged for Committee to 
Report, 427. Not reported. See infra, 76. 

Antimephitic Company : 

9. For establishing a Company; Referred, txxv. 131. 
ordered, 250. Presented, 256. 
Time enlarged for Report, 364. 
Counsel ordered, 385. 


Bill 
Petitions against, 279. 385. 
Petition against, referred, and 
Not proceeded in. Another Petition 
referred ; txxv. 201. Not reported. — Another Petition re- 
ferred; uxxvi. 47. Bill ordered, 142. Presented, 149. Petition 
against, 156. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 185. 





Apothecaries Company :—See Apothecaries ; also infra, 77. 


Assurance and Insurance Companies : 
Agi : 
10. To enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of their 


Chairman or Secretary; Referred, txxx1. 77. Bill ordered, 93. 
Presented, 129. Committed, 152. Not proceeded in. 


Alliance Marine: 

11. To enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of their 
Chairman or a Member of the Company; Referred, txxx. 21. 
Bill ordered, 37. Presented, 44. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to,640. Rr. a. 642.———To alter and amend above Act; Referred, 
Lxxx1x. 32. Billordered,109. Presented, 127. nr. a. 320. 

Argus Life: 

12. To enable the Company to sue and be sued in the Name of 
the Secretary or of any one of the Directors for the time being ; 
Referred, xc. 106. Bill ordered, 206. Presented, 223. Amend- 
ments agreed to, 433. R.A. 474. 


British Commercial : 
13. To enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of the 
managing Director for the time being; Referred, Lxxxvit. 89. 
Bill ordered, 103. Presented, 111. Rr. a. 260. 


British and Foreign Alliance : 

14. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to enable them 
to sue and be sued in the Name of their Chairman; Referred, 
LXxIx. 310. Reported; Leave given; Petition presented, and 
referred; 318. Bill ordered, 326. Presented, 335. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 497. R. a. 503. 


GEN, INDEX. 


LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Assurance and Insurance Companies—continued. 
Devon, South: 
15. For establishing an Insurance Company in Devonshire ; 
Referred, txxx. 92. Not proceeded in. 
Economic Life : 
16. To enable the said Society to sue and be sued; Referred, 
Lxxxviu. 48. Ordered, 170. Presented, 174. rp. a. 470. 
Edinburgh : 
17. Fora Bill to enable the said Company to sue and be sued ; 


Referred, txxxvin. 99. Bill ordered, 199. Presented, 209. 
R. A. 470. 


Kent Fire: 


18. To enable them to sue and prosecute in the Name of their 
Secretary ; Referred, txx1x. 62. Bill ordered, 145. Presented, 
153. B.A. 427. 

Kent Life: 

19. For dissolving their Partnership; From the Lords, txxrx. 
485. Read, 486. Rr.a. 525. For dissolving the same, and 
for satisfying Engagements entered into on behalf of the same 
Institution; From the Lords, txxx11.499. Read,503. rR. 4.588. 





Leicestershire : 

20. For authorizing the said Company to sue and be sued in 
the Name of the Secretary or any one of the Directors ; Referred, 
uxxx1x. 45. Bill ordered, 61. Presented, 144. Not proceeded in. 

Licensed Victuallers : 

21. To enable the Licensed Victuallers and General Fire and 
Life Assurance Company to sue and be sued in the Name of the 
Chairman, Deputy Chairman or of any one of the Directors of the 
said Company, and for other Purposes; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 21. Bill ordered, 
44. Presented, 67. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 262. rR. a. 281. 

Liverpool Fire and Life: 

22. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to authorize all 
Proceedings at Law or Equity, by or against the Company, to be 
instituted in the Name of some one Person; Referred, xc1. 355. 
Leave given; Bill ordered; 384. Order of leave for Bill dis- 
charged; another Bill ordered; 396. Presented, 397. Time 
enlarged for Report, 428. rR. a. 664. 


Liverpool Marine: 

23. To enable the said Company to sue and be sued in the 
Name of the Chairman for the time being, or of any one of the 
Directors of the said Company; Referred, txxxvu. 19. Bill 
ordered, 32. Presented, 37. rR. a. 125. 


London: 
24. To enable them to purchase Annuities upon or for Lives; 
and to lend Money; Referred, txxxv. 13. Bill ordered, 42. Pre- 
sented, 59. Rr. a. 500. 


Marine :—See supra, 11. 23; infra, 26. 


National Endowment and Assurance Society : 

25. To enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of one of 
the Directors, or Chairman, or Secretary of the Society; Referred 
to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcm. 54. 
Bill ordered, 90. Presented, 160. Order for Second Reading 


discharged; Bill withdrawn; another Bill ordered; 205. Pre- 
sented, 210. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 335. 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne Marine : 
26. For incorporating; Referred, uxxxrx. 55. Bill ordered, 
128. Not proceeded in. 
North Wales :—See infra, 32. 
Ocean : 





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COMPANIES—contznued. 











II. Petitions for Bills, and Bills brought from the Lords, relative to Companies, and Proceedings 


thereon—continued. 
Assurance and Insurance Companies—-continued. 


Ocean: 

27. To enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of one of 
their Directors or one of their principal Officers; Referred, 
uxxx1x. 33. Bill ordered, 43. Presented, 47. Lords’ Amend- 
ment agreed to, 160. R.A. 166. 


Patrick, St. : 

28. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to enable them 
to sue and be sued in the Name of their Secretary; Referred, 
Lxx1x. 311. Reported; Leave given; Petition presented and re- 
ferred; 323. Bill ordered, 325. Presented, 334. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 536. R. A. 539. 


Patriotic : 

29. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to enable them to 
sue and be sued in the Name of their Secretary; Referred, cxxrx. 
232. Reported; Leave given; 236. Petition presented, and re- 
ferred, 247. Bill ordered, 261. Order of Leave for Bill read 
and discharged, and another Bill ordered, 288. Presented, 295. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 513. RB. A. 525. 


Royal Exchange: 
30. To enable them to advance Money or lend Stock upon the 
security of Freehold, Copyhold and Leasehold Estates ; Referred, 
txxx. 87. Billordered, 183. Presented, 223. R.A. 359. 


Scotland Life: 
31. To enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of their 
Manager; Referred, txxxvu. 102. Bill ordered, 207. Pre- 
sented, 222. nr. a. 381. 


Shropshire and North Wales: 

32. To enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of the 
Managing Director for the time being, or of any one of the Gene- 
ral or Local Directors; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills; xc. 54. Billordered, 87. Presented, 
99. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 462. R. a. 569. 


Suffolk : 


33. To enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of one of 
their Treasurers or one of their Directors; Referred, txxxrx. 42. 
Bill ordered, 54. Order of Leave for Bill discharged; another 
Bill ordered, 152. Presented, 152. kr. a. 399. 


Sun Fire Office Company : 


34. To remove doubts as to the validity of Life Annuities 
granted or purchased by the Company; Referred, Lxxxu. 196. 
Bill ordered, 279. Presented, 291. r.a. 411. 


Sun Life: 
35. To enable the Managers of the Sun Life Assurance Society 
to appropriate any part of the Profits thereof for the benefit ofany 
Persons who have already effected, or may hereafter effect, Poli- 


cies of Assurance with the said Society; From the Lords; xc. 
299. Read, 304. rR. a. 449. 


United Kingdom Life : 

36. To empower them to sue and be sued in the Name of one 
of their Directors or their Secretary ; Referred, txxxix. 53. Bill 
ordered, 124. Presented, 152. kr. a. 399. 

Universal Life : 

37. To enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of their 
Actuary, &amp;c.; Referred, xc1. 41. Bill ordered, 189. Presented, 
195. R.A. 437. 

University Life: 
38. To enable the said Society to lend Money on Annuity or 


Mortgage; Referred, xc. 49. Bill ordered, 98. Presented, 124. 
R. A. 225. 


West of England Fire and Life Insurance Company : 


39. To enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of their 
Secretary ; From the Lords; txxx1x. 301. Read, 304. Passed, 
with Amendments, 368. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 
376. R. A. 399. 


Yorkshire Fire and Life: 

40. To enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of their 
Secretary, or of any one ofthe Directors; Referred, txxxvi. 277. 
Bill ordered, 394. Presented, 413. 
Again referred; Lxxxvi. 533. 
567. R. a. 712. 


Not proceeded in.——— 
Bill ordered, 554. Presented, 


Agricultural and Commercial Bank of Ireland: 
41. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for investing the 
Property of the Company in Trustees for the Payment of Credi- 
tors, &amp;c.; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Pri- 





Agricultural and Commercial Bank of Ireland—cont#, 
vate Bills; xc1. 288. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table ; 
310. Not proceeded in. Six Petitions for leave to present a 
Petition for a Bill to facilitate the winding up of the Affairs of 
the Agricultural and Commercial Bank of Ireland; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xc1. 341, 
Reported; Leave given; Three Petitions presented accordingly ; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills ; 
359. Motion for dispensing with the Standing Order requiring 
Fourteen Days between the presentation of a Petition and the Day 
on which the Committee shall sit; Motion withdrawn; 372. Pe. 
titions against the application, 356. 371. 382. 390. 399. 410, 
Petitions in favour of the application, 371. 390. 405. Bill 
ordered, 415. Presented, 415. Petitions in favour of the Bill, 
435. 438. 448.470. Petitions against the Bill, 462. 468. 490, 
568. Second Reading deferred, 494. 498. Not proceeded in. 


Australian Company : 

42. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to enable them to 
sue and be sued in the Name of their Manager; Referred, txxrx, 
252. Reported; Leave given; Petition presented, and referred ; 
264. Bill ordered, 270. Presented, 294. R. a. 427,———_. 
Waste Lands Company’; For leave to present a Petition for a 
Bill for encouraging the Cultivation of Waste Lands in New South 
Wales; Referred, txx1x. 330. Not reported. —To amend 
Act 5 Geo. IV., for granting Powers to the Australian Agricul- 
tural Company ; Ordered, txxxv. 336. Presented; printed ; 346. 
R. A. 499. See supra, 2. 


Banking Companies: 
British North American : 

43. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to enable the 
Proprietors and Shareholders of the Company called the Bank of 
British North America, to sue and be sued in the Name of their 
Secretary; xc1. 415. Reported; Leave given; Petition pre- 
sented, and referred; 419. Bill ordered, 429. Presented, 440, 
R. A. 617. 


Cape of Good Hope : 

44. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to enable the 
Cape of Good Hope Bank Company to sue and be sued in the 
Name of their Governor or Secretary; Referred, 1xxx. 216. 
Reported; Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 223. 
Bill ordered, 242. Order of Leave for Bill discharged; another 
Bill ordered ; 290. Presented, 290. Not proceeded in. 


Commercial (Scotland ) : 
45. Fora Bill to enable them tosue and be sued; Referred, 
ixxx. 87. Bill ordered, 178. Presented, 191. Passed, 590. 
Not returned from the Lords. 


Commercial (Ireland ) :—See supra, 41. 


London and Westminster : 

46. To enable the Company called “The London and West- 
minster Bank” to sue and be sued in the Name of one of the 
Directors, or of the Trustees, or any of them, or of the Manager 
or Managers, or any of them, of the said Company; Referred, 
txxx1x. 59. Bill ordered, 80. Presented, 96. Petition of the 
Governor and Company of the Bank of England, against; Refer- 
red, and Counsel ordered, Lxxx1x. 268. Bill passed, 329. Not 
returned from the Lords. 


Provincial (England and Wales) : 
47. To enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of their 
Chairman or Secretary ; Referred, txxx1.78. Bill ordered, 129. 
Yot presented. 


Provincial (Ireland) : 

48. For regulating a Company to be called “The Provincial 
Bank of Ireland;” Referred, txxx. 77. Petitions in favour; 
157. 163. 176. 203. 213, 220. 225. 257. 286, Pp. 332, rp. Bill 
ordered, 204. Presented, 237. Not proceeded in. 


Belfast Commercial Buildings : 


49. To enable the Proprietors to sue and be sued in the Name 
of their Secretary; Referred, txxvi. 54. Bill ordered; pre- 
sented; 148, R.A. 384. 


Bernhardt’s Discovery : 

50. For carrying into effect the purposes of a Patent granted 
to Franz Anton Bernhardt, for warming, ventilating and lighting 
Buildings; Referred; xcr. 58. Bill ordered, 208. Presented, 
217. R.A. 710. 


Berry and Paterson’s Patent :—See Gas Lights, 86. 


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II. Petitions for Bills, and Bills brought from the Lords, relative to Companies, and Proceedings 


thereon—continued. 
Birmingham Coal Company : 

51. To enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of their 
Secretary, or one of the Members; Referred, txxx11. 187. Bill 
ordered, 212. Presented, 223. rp. a. 411.———To amend Act 
7&amp;8 Geo. IV.; Referred, xc1. 52. Bill ordered, 210. Pre- 
sented, 216. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 415. R. A. 437. 


Birmingham Plate and Crown Glass Company :—See 
infra, 92. 


Bogs, Drainage of :—See Bogs, Ireland. 


Brick Company, London: 
52. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to enable them to 
sue and be sued in the Name of their Secretary; Referred, xxx. 
210. Reported; Leave given; Petition presented, and referred ; 
222. Bill ordered, 230. Presented, 232. Motion, That the Bill 
be now read a Second Time, negatived, 271. 


British Alkali Company : 

53. For incorporating the said Company; Referred, xcz1. 12. 
Bill ordered, 22. Presented, 27. Petitions against, 117. 144. 
189. Petitions in favour, 134. 144. 148. Bill, as amended, to be 
printed by the Parties, and delivered to Members, before taking 
into further consideration the Report, 127. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 376. R.A. 391. 


British American Land Company : 
54. For establishing; Referred, rxxx1x. 53. Bill ordered, 14. 
Presented, 16. R.A. 165. 


British Iron Company : 
55. To enable them to sue and be sued, and for granting them 
other Powers; Referred, txxx1x. 47. Bill ordered, 137. Pre- 
sented, 152. Not proceeded in. 


Brunswick, New :—See infra, 89. 
Canada Company :—See Canada, 8. 


Caoutchouc Company : 

56. For forming and regulating the London Caoutchouc Com- 
pany, and to enable the said Company to purchase certain Letters 
Patent; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills; xcu. 45. Bill ordered, 160. Order of leave for Bill dis- 
charged; another Bill ordered; 187. Presented, 187. Petitions 
against, 271. 495. 519. Bill, as ingrossed, to be printed at the 
Expense of the Parties, 443. Motion, That the Bill be now read 
the Third Time; Debate adjourned; 470. Further adjourned, 
490. Resumed; Question put; The House divided, and, the 
numbers being equal, Mr. Speaker declared himself with the 
Yeas, to give the House another opportunity of considering the 
Bill; Bill read the Third Time; Motion, That the Bill do pass; 
Debate thereupon adjourned; 496. Debate resumed; Question 
agreed to; 519. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 630. R. a. 662. 


Clyde Marine Society : 
57. ‘To alter and amend the several Acts for incorporating and 
regulating the said Society ; Referred, txxx1x. 42. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Coal Companies :—See supra, 51; infra, 95. 


Cotton Joint Stock Company: 

58. To encourage the general Manufacture of Cotton in all its 
Branches, and to enable certain Persons to form a Joint Stock 
Company; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills; xcu. 59. Bill ordered, 180. Presented, 191. 
Petition against, 326. Not proceeded in. 


Dock Companies :—See Docks. 


Dogs, Isle of, Ferry Society :—See Ferries, 1. 


Donlan’s Flax and Hemp Company : 

59. To incorporate a Company for manufacturing Sail Cloth 
and other Articles from Colonial and other Hemp, Flax and 
Fibrous Substances by a peculiar Process, and to prevent, for a 
limited time, the publication of such Process; Referred, xc. 123. 
Bill ordered, 172. Presented, 221. Petition against, 333. 
Second Reading put off for Six Months; 333. 


East India Agricultural Company : 
60. For incorporating; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 62. Not reported. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Equitable Loan Societies : 
Dublin Loan Society : 


61. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for establishing 
an Equitable Loan Society in Dublin; Referred, uxx1x. 25). 
Leave given; Petition presented, and referred ; 256. Bill ordered, 
262. Presented, 296. Petitions against, referred, 313. 392. 401. 
417. 429. Petition in favour, 391. Petitions against, referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 392. 417. Time enlarged for Report; 
392. 433. 464. Voices; 392. Bill passed, 473. Not returned 
Srom the Lords. 


Equitable Loan Bank Company : 


62. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for the incor- 
poration and regulation of the Equitable Loan Bank Company ; 
Referred, txx1x. 222. Reported; Leave given; 227. Petition 
presented, and referred, 235. Bill ordered, 241. Time enlarged 
for presenting Bill, 294. Bill presented, 309. Petitions against, 
and referred, 334, 351. 380. 384. 387. 409. Petitions against 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 380. 387. 409. Petitions in favour, 
325. 336. 372. 400. Time enlarged for Report, 400. Bill passed, 
444. Not returned from the Lords.———To enable the Equi- 
table Loan Bank Company to sue and be sued in the Name of their 
Clerk ; Referred, rxxx. 6. ‘Bill ordered, 15. Order of Leave 
for Bill discharged; another Bill ordered; 34. Presented, 57. 
Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 107. 190. 191. 
198, 208. 250. 605. Petitions in favour, 198. 208. 217. 221. 
233. 249. 252. 258.271. Voices given, 179. Bill passed, 255. 
Not returned from the Lords. To incorporate the same; 
Referred, txxx1.75. Not proceeded in. 





London and Manchester Equitable Loan Company : 

63. For the formation and regulation of the London and Man- 
chester Equitable Loan Company; Referred, txxx. 94. Bill 
ordered, 115. Presented, 156. Petition against, referred, 240. 
Bill passed, 460. Not returned from the Lords. 


Manchester and Salford Equitable Loan Company : 

64. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for the incorpora- 
tion of the Manchester and Salford Equitable Loan Company ; 
Referred, txx1x. 278. Leave given; Petition presented, and 
referred ; 289. Billordered, 294. Presented, 330. Time enlarged 
for Report, 401. Petitions against, 434. Petition in favour, 445. 
Bill passed, 445. Not returned from the Lords. 


Rock Reversionary and Loan Society: 
65. To enable the Society to sue and be sued in the Name of 
their Chairman or Secretary ; Referred, txxx1v. 52. Bill ordered, 
87. Presented, 91. Committed, 119. Not proceeded in. 


Family Endowment Society : 
66. Toenable the said Society to sue and be sued in the Name 
of any one of their Directors, Chairman or Secretary; Referred, 
xcr. 50. Bill ordered, 147. Presented, 150. rp. 4. 391. 


Fishing Companies : 


Herring and Cod Fishery Company : 

67. For establishing a Society for the prosecution and 
encouragement of the Fisheries of Herring and Cod; Referred, 
txxx. 84. Bill ordered, 208. Order for Bill discharged ; another 
Bill ordered; presented ; 230. Petitions against, 292. 302. 308. 
324. 328. 337. 342. 356. Not proceeded in. 


Trish Fishing Company : 
68. For establishing a Joint Stock Company for the extension 
of Fisheries off the Shores of Ireland, &amp;c.; Referred; xc1. 58. 
Bill ordered, 139. Presented, 144. Rr. a. 710.—— For altering 
and amending above Act; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills ; xcur. 62. Reported ; Report to lie on 
the Table; 160. Not proceeded in. 


London, Devonshire and Cornwall :—See infra, 103. 


Metropolitan Fish Company : 

69. To enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of their 
Chairman or other Member of the Company; Referred, txxx. 56. 
Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 156. Petitions against, 199. 209. 
218. 271, 272. 292. 313. 319. 323. 330. Petitions in favour, 308. 
313. Petitions against referred, and Counsel ordered, 210. 272. 
Committed, 178. Not proceeded in. 


National Fishing Company : 
70. For leave to present a Petition for establishing a Fishing 
Company ; Referred, txxx. 282. Not proceeded in. 





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II. Petitions for Bills, and Bills brought from the Lords, relative to Companies, and Proceedings 


thereon—continued. 
Flax and Hemp :—See supra, 59. 


Gas Light Companies :—See Gas Lights. 
General Investment Society : —See infra, 75. 


Golden Lane Brewery: 
71. For dissolving the Partnership of that Company ; From 
the Lords; uxxxr. 333. Read, 334. nk. a. 378. 


Hibernian Joint Stock Company : 

72. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for incorporating 
the same ; Referred, txx1x. 189. Leave given; Petition presented 
and referred; 207. Bill ordered, 295. Presented, 302. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 535. rR. a. 539.———To amend and 
enlarge Powers and Provisions of Act; Referred, uxxx1. 57. Bill 
ordered, 85. Presented, 106. Not proceeded in ——To amend 
Act ; Referred, rxxx111.62. Billordered, 173. Presented, 175. 
Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 139. 143. 185. 
229. 331. 335. 360. 384. Petitions in favour; 174. 180. 220. 
255. 258. 262. 291. Debate on Motion for reading Bill a 
Second Time adjourned, 258. Debate resumed ; Amendment 
proposed; Debate thereon adjourned; 263. Debate resumed; 
Amendment withdrawn; 292. Petition against the Second 
Reading of the Bill, 275. Petition complaining of Petition 
ayainst Second Reading of Bill, 292. Petition complaining of 
a Petition signed by Persons as Shareholders who were not, 292. 
Bill committed, 292. Motion for adding Members to Committee, 
withdrawn; 302. Question Neg. on Motion for adding Members 
to Committee, 319. Committees to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records, 319. Time enlarged for Report, 319. 360. Not 
proceeded in. 


Highland Society : 

73. For leave to presenta Petition fora Bill to amend Act for 
incorporating; Referred, txxxvi. 505. Not proceeded in.—— 
Another Petition referred; 567. Bill ordered, 606. 
Presented, 615. R. a. 777. 


LXXXVI. 


Indigent Blind Institution :—See Indigent Blind Institution. 


Inland Navigation Company (Ireland) : 

74. To enable them to sue and be sued; Referred, txxxv1. 
327. Bill ordered, 340. Presented, 394. Committed, 462. 
Not proceeded in. Again referred; ixxxvi. 556. Bill 
ordered, 561. Presented, 571. Committed, 599. Petition against, 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 615. Not proceeded in. 


Insurance Companies :—See supra, 10-40. 


Investment Society, General : 
75. To enable them to sue and be sued in the Name cf their 


Treasurer, Secretary or Clerk; Referred, uxxx. 82. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 
Kyan’s Discovery : 

76. To enable John Howard Kyan to assign to a Company to 
be formed, the Privileges granted by certain Letters Patent, and 
to incorporate such Company ; Referred, xc1. 44. _ Bill ordered, 

Presented, 139. R. a. 392. 


52. See supra, 8. 


Land Companies :—See supra, 3. 42. 54; infra, 89. 106. 


Levant Company :—See supra, 4. 


Liverpool Apothecaries Company: 

77. Toenable them to sue and be sued in the Name of the 
Chairman, Duputy Chairman, or any one of the Directors; Re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xc1t. 
21. Billordered; 44. Presented, 48. Petitions against; 85.88. 
138. Committed, 68. Not proceeded in. 


London Academical Institution :—See supra, 5. 


London Brick Company :—See supra, 52. 


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London Necropolis and National Cemetery Company :— 
See Burial Grounds, 10. 


Manchester and Liverpool Plate Glass Company :— See 
infra, 93. 


Manchester (Victoria Park) Improvement :—See Pavings, 
147. 


Mining Companies : 
Arigna Iron and Coal: 
78. To encourage the working of Mines in Ireland; Referred, 
Lxxx. 68. Bill ordered, 118, Presented, 232. Lords’ Amend- 


ments agreed to, 548. R. a. 587. See Arigna Iron and Coal 
Mining Company. Committees, 719. 


Brazilian : 
79. To enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of an Officer 
or Officers, or Member or Members; Referred, txxx. 64. Not 
proceeded in. 


Cork : 


80. For incorporating the Directors and Shareholders in an 
undertaking established in the County of Cork for the purpose of 
more efficiently working certain Mines and Quarries in the said 
County; Referred, uxxx1x. 56. Report, That the Petition for 
the Bill was missing; Entry in Journal, 21 February, in respect of 
such Petition having been presented, read; Entry in Journal, 
18 March 1771, relative to the Proceedings on the Liverpool and 
Preston Road Petition, read; Instruction to Committee to whom 
the said Petition was referred, that they have power to proceed 
upon the said Petition as printed in the Journal; 122. Petition 
reported ; Bill ordered; 128. Presented, 141. Lords’ Amend- 
ment agreed to, 417. R. a. 438. For amending and en- 
larging the provisions of the above Act; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xc. 56. Petition for 
leave to present a Copy of the above Petition, the former having 
been abstracted from the Journal Office, or mislaid ; Leave given; 
Petition presented accordingly; Referred to the Select Committee 
on Petitions for Private Bills; 74. Bill ordered, 143. Presented, 
153. -Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 240. 253. 
Petitions in favour, 295. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 481. 
R. A. 569. 


Cornwall : 
81. To enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of their 


Secretary; Referred, txxx. 93. Bill ordered, 146. Presented, 
232. Not proceeded in. 


Del Monte :—See infra, 86. 
Gold Coast : 


82. For constituting them a Joint Stock Company; Referred, 
Lxxx. 64. Not proceeded in. 


Hibernian, and Royal Irish: 


83. For incorporating the Hibernian Company for working 
Mines; Referred, uxx1x.58. Bill ordered, 121. Presented, 128. 
Petition in favour, 289. Petition against, 301. Time enlarged 
for Report, 401. nr. a. 503.———For incorporating a Company 
established for working Mines in Ireland; Referred, txxrx. 69. 
Bill ordered, 106. Petitions against, 115. 392. Bill presented, 
191. Time enlarged for Report, 392. rR. a. 536.—— For leave 
to present a Petition for a Bill for incorporating the Royal Irish 
Mining Company; Referred, txx1x. 192. Reported, 242. Re- 
port read; Leave given; Petition presented and referred; 247. 
Bill ordered, 256. Presented, 288. Motion for Second Reading 
withdrawn, 330. Time enlarged for Report, 445. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 532. R. A. 536. To alter and enlarge 
powers of Act; Referred, rxxx. 76. Bill ordered, 147. Pre- 
sented, 237. Time enlarged for Report, 460. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 579. R. A. 587.—————For altering and amending 
Acts; Referred, txxx111. 41. Not proceeded in. 


Imperial : 
84. To enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of their 
Secretary or a Member of the Company; Referred, 1xxx. 83. 
Bill ordered, 189. Presented, 200. rn. a. 627. 


Peruvian: 
85. To enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of their 
Secretary or any Member of the Company; Referred, ixxx. 62. 


Bill ordered, 118. Presented, 177. Committed, 213. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Real Del Monte : 
86. For working the Mines of Real Del Monte; Referred, 
ixxx. 23. Bill ordered, 37. Not presented. 


Tlalpuxahua : 
87. To enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of some 
Officer or Officers, or Member or Members of the Society; Re- 
ferred, Lxxx. 86. Not proceeded in. 





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II. Petitions for Bills, and Bills brought from the Lords, relative to Companies, and Proceedings 


thereon—continued. 


Mining Companies—continued. 
Welch Iron and Coal: 


88. To enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of their 


Chairman or Secretary ; Referred, txxx. 68. Bill ordered, 100. 


Presented, 108. Petition against, 241. Order for committing 
Bill discharged, 432._———Another Petition, referred ; Lxxx1. 77. 
Bill ordered, 93. Presented, 129. Reported; further considera- 
tion of Report put off for Six Months; 202.———For dissolving 
the Partnership; From the Lords; utxxxv. 447. Read, 448. 
Petition against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 462. nr. a. 
562. 


New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Land Company : 


89. For leave to present a Petition fora Bill to establish a 
Company for purchasing, improving, settling and disposing of 
Lands in the Colonies of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, including 
Cape Breton and Prince Edward’s Island, and for such other 
lawful purposes as to His Majesty, his Heirs and Successors, shall 
seem meet; Referred, rxxxvu. 307. Leave given; Petition 
presented and referred; 311. Not proceeded in. Petition 
of the Earl of Stirling, complaining of a Company of Persons 
styling themselves, “The New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Land 
Company,” having applied to the House for a Bill to enable His 
Majesty to grant them a Charter of Incorporation; and praying 
that he may be heard by Counsel at the Bar of the House against 
the same, or that Compensation be given him for the portion of 
his property intended to be applied to the purposes of the said 
Company ; Lxxxvil. 402, p.——For leave to present a Petition 
for a Bill for granting certain powers to the New Brunswick and 
Nova Scotia Land Company; Referred, txxxvi. 542. Leave 
given; Petition presented and referred; 543. Bill ordered; 
presented; 553. Not proceeded in.——To establish a Com- 
pany for purchasing, improving, settling and disposing of Waste 
Lands, and other Lands, in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, includ- 
ing Cape Breton and Prince Edward’s Island, in North America, 
and to vest in the said Company certain powers ; Referred, txxx1x. 
53. Bill ordered, 85. Presented, 93. Rk. a. 320. 





New River Company :—See Waterworks, 59. 


North American Association : 


90. For forming a Company to superintend the Emigration of 
poor Persons from Ireland, &amp;c.; Referred, xc. 103. Bill ordered, 
204. Petition for enlarging time for presenting Bill, 232. Bill 
presented, 240. Time enlarged for Report, 356. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 600. R. a. 657. 


Norwich Yarn Company : 


91. To enable them to sue in the Name of their Secretary, or 
Manager and Secretary, or the Chairman and one of the Directors, 
and to be sued in the Name of the Chairman or one of the Directors; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills; xcr1. 54. Bill ordered, 183. Presented, 193. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Plate Glass Companies : 
Birmingham Plate and Crown Glass : 


92. To enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of their 
Chairman or Manager; Refsrred to the Select Committee on 


Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 38. Billordered, 81. Order of 


Leave for Bill discharged ; another Billordered; 88. Presented, 
9%. Third Reading put off for Six Months, 295. 


Manchester and Liverpool Plate Glass : 


93. To enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of their 


Chairman, Deputy Chairman or one of the Directors; Referred 
to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcr. 48. 
Bill ordered, 86. Presented, 105. Committed, 122. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Plymouth Embankment Company :—See Drainages, 26. 


Seamen’s Hospital : 


94. For incorporating the Members of a Society commonly 
called “The Seamen’s Hospital Society ;” and for the better 
enabling and empowering them to carry on the charitable and 
useful designs of the same Society; Ordered, txxxvimi. 140. 
Presented, 195. Printed, 214. Considered, 239. nr. a. 352. 


Shrewsbury and Shropshire Coal Company : 


95. To enable them to sue and be sued; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 54. Not 
reported, 


Sheffield Town Trustees :—See Sheffield Town Trustees. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Shropshire Coal Company :—See supra, 95. 


Steam Companies : 
American and Colonial Steam Navigation :—See infra, 96. 


Atlantic Steam Navigation : 

96. For leave to presenta Petition for a Bill to regulate a 
Joint Stock Company; Referred, txxx. 213. Leave given; 
Petition presented and referred ; 218. Bill ordered, 223. Pre- 
sented, 270. Time enlarged for Report, 468. Lords’ Amendment 
agreed to, 548. R. a.586.———To amend Act; Referred, uxxx1. 
76. Bill ordered, 158. Presented, 164. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 376. R. A. 377.———To remove doubts as to the Con- 
struction of certain Acts relating to the American and Colonial 
Steam Navigation Company ; Referred to the’ Select Committee 
on Petitions for Private Bills; xc. 58. Bill ordered, 190. 
Presented, 193. Petitions against, 241. 253. 267. 271. 287, 288. 
318. 382. 427. Not proceeded in. 


British and Foreign Steam Navigation : 
97. For incorporating the said Company; Referred, xc1. 58. 
Not proceeded in. 


Commercial Steam Packet : 

98. To enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of the 
Chairman, Deputy Chairman, Secretary or one of the Directors; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills ; 
xcu. 60. Bill ordered, 180. Presented, 190. Petitions against, 
241. 356. 267. 271. 287.326. 435. Not proceeded in. 


Dublin Steam Packet : 

99. (No.1.) Forregulating and enabling the City of Dublin 
Steam Packet Company to sue and be sued; Referred, txxxu1. 61. 
Bill ordered, 100. Presented, 148. Petition against, 229. rR. a. 
375.———(No. 2.) For the Incorporation of the said Com- 
pany, and to sue and be sued; Referred, txxxm1. 71. Not 
proceeded in. ——— To amend and enlarge Powers of Act; 
Referred, txxxvu. 108. Ordered, 166. Presented, 210. Peti- 
tions against, 257. 273. 287.295. 308. 311. 318. 333. 373. 384. 
Time enlarged for Report, 386. Motion for reading the Bill the 
Third Time; Debatethereuponadjourned, 529. Further adjourned, 
534. Debate resumed, and Bill passed, 538. nr. a. 599.———To 
incorporate the said Company, and to enable them to increase their 
Stock; Referred, xcr. 49. Bill ordered, 85. Presented, 89. 
Petitions against; Referred and Counsel ordered, 103. 119. 159. 
206. 211. 216. 230. 238. 243. 250. 256. 258. 260. 264. 287. Peti- 
tions in favour, 264. Third Reading put off for Six Months, 264. 
—————-For leave to present a Petition for incorporating the said 
Company; Referred, xc1. 309. Leave given; Petition referred; 322. 
Notice taken that the Petition was not signed; Order for referring 
it discharged; Petition withdrawn; another Petition for a Bill 
referred to a Committee; Bill ordered; 339. Presented, 351. 
Petitions against, 336. Petitions against the Bill referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 365. 392.395.414.427, 428.435.445. Bill referred 
to Select Committee, 396. (See Committees, 849.) Time enlarged 
for Report; 428. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 576. R. a. 617. 


General Steam Navigation : 

100. For granting certain Powers and Authorities to a 
Company to be called the General Steam Navigation Company ; 
Referred, uxxx. 60. Bill ordered, 153. Presented, 196. Not 
proceeded in.———Another Petition referred, txxxu. 13. Bill 
ordered, 30. Presented, 33. Committed, 48. Petition agaiust, 
109. Not proceeded in.———Another Petition; Referred, txxxv1. 
548. Bill ordered, 578. Presented, 606. Petition against, 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 664. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to;750. R. a.777.———To extend and enlarge Provisions of Act; 
Referred, utxxxrx. 54. Petition for leave to proceed with the 
Bill, referred-45 a Committee, 329. Reported; Leave given; 339. 
Petitisu for Bill reported; Bill ordered; 347. Presented, 360. 
R. A. 525.—&lt;——-To amend and enlarge Powers of Act 1 &amp; 2 
Will. IV.; Referred, xcr1. 59. Bill ordered, 89. Presented, 
128. Petitions against, 196, 243. 250. 256. 258. 337. 589. Peti- 
tion in favour, 248. Not proceeded in. 


George's, St., Steam Packet Company : 

101. For regulating and enabling the said Company to sue and 
be sued; Referred, uxxxvi. 50. Billordered,165. Presented, 
210. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 273. 308. 
311. 319. 340. 347, 356. 384. 396, 397. 404. 451. 538. Committee 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 307. Time enlarged for 
Report, 390. Bill reported, 438. Third Reading put off for Six 
Months, 499. 


Graziers’ 





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410 COMPANIES——COMPLAINTS. 

















II. Petitions for Bills, and Bills brought from the Lords, relative to Companies, and Proceedings 
thereon—continued. 


Steam Companies—continued. Trading Companies :—See supra, 1. 
Graziers’ Steam Marine : 


102. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for regulating 
and incorporating the said Company; Referred, txxxv. 159. 
Leave given; Petition presented, and referred, 258. Bill ordered ; 
Leave given to present the Bill; 268. Presented, 275. Petitions 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 454. 487. 492. 510. 518. 
526. 540. 573. Petitions in favour, 329. Time enlarged for 
Report, 393. 462. 520. Not proceeded in.———For incorporat- 
ing; Referred, txxxvi. 312. Bill ordered, 413. Leave to present 
Bill on or before a certain day, 443. Time enlarged for pre- 
senting Bill, 493. Not presented.——To facilitate Intercourse 
by Steam Navigation between the Western Coast of Ireland and 
Great Britain; Referred, txxxvi. 554. Bill ordered, 599. Peti- 
tions against, 598.636. Petitions for Exemption from the liability 
to pay Shares subscribed for, towards the Undertaking ; From 
Merchants of Galway and Roscommon; 771. Time enlarged 
for presenting Bill, 606. Not presented.—— For a Bill for 
establishing a Company for the export of Cattle and Stock from 
Ireland by Steam; Referred, txxxvut. 113. Not reported. 


London, Devonshire and Cornwall Fishing and Steam : 


103. For establishing a Company; Referred, uxxx. 95. Not 
proceeded in. 


South of England Steam Navigation : 
104, For incorporating the said Company ; Referred, xct. 23. 
Bill ordered, 67. Presented, 139. Not proceeded in. 





Tropical Free Labour Company : 

105. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to enable them 
to sue and be sued in the Name of their Secretary, or of any Mem- 
ber; Referred, rxxx. 267. Leave given; Petition presented and 
referred; 283. Bill ordered, 291. Presented, 303. Passed, 474, 
Not returned from the Lords. 


Van Diemen’s Land Company :—See supra, 5. 
Victoria Park (Manchester) :—See Pavings, 147. 
Waste Land Company, Ireland :—See Bogs, Ireland. 
West India Company : 


106. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for their Incor- 
poration; Referred, uxx1x. 280. Leave given; Petition pre- 
sented, and referred; 294. Bill ordered, 295. Order of Leave 
for Bill discharged ; another Bill ordered, 310. Presented, 310, 
Time enlarged for Report, 392. Not proceeded inn———To 
enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of their Chairman, or 
any other Member; Referred, txxx. 78. Bill ordered, 218. 

* Presented, 232. rR. a. 627. 


West India Steam Navigation :—Sece supra, 96. 


York Buildings Company :—See Estates, 454. 
See Patents, 13. 16. 








Compassionate List :—see Army, 3. Supply, 56. 
330. 


Compensation Monies :—Bill to provide for 
Monies paid into Court under repealed Acts; Ordered, txxrv. 
134. Presented, 148. nr. a. 220. 





Compensations :——See Accounts and Papers, 1443, 
1449. Addresses, 313. 








Complaints. 





Complaints made to the House of Various Matters,—relative to— 


Arrest of a Witness : 

1, [1835.] Complaint made, That Alexander Dean, being sum- 
moned to attend the Select Committee on Timber Duties, had been 
arrested by a Sheriff’s Officer while in attendance on the Committee ; 
Day appointed for taking the matter of the Complaint into considera- 
tion; William Thompson, Officer of the Sheriff of Middlesex, and 
Mr. Dean, to attend; xc. 519. Order for considering the matter 
of the Complaint read; Mr. Dean and William Thompson called 
in, and examined; Resolution, That the Privilege of the House 
be allowed to Alexander Dean, and that he be discharged from 
Arrest; William Thompson called in, and acquainted with the 
foregoing Resolution, 521. 


Committees : 

2. [1836.] Complaint made to the House, That Mr. Nicholas 
Wilcox Cundy had asserted to John Bennett, Esq'*, a Member of 
the House, that the majority in the Committee in favour of Ste- 
phenson’s Line of Brighton Railway was obtained by unfair 
means; that Sir Charles Burrell was at first hostile to Stephen- 
son’s Line, but that his support was obtained by the sum of 
£. 15,000 being agreed to be given to him for Land worth but a 
few hundreds ; that the same means were adopted in regard to 
several other Members of the Committee ; that one Member was 
to have £. 20,000, and another £. 8,000, as Compensation, which 
had made them favourable to the Line to which they had before 
been hostile; Nicholas Wilcox Cundy to attend; xc1. 658. Mr. 
Cundy called in, and examined, and directed to withdraw; Mo- 
tion, That Mr. Cundy be again called in, superseded by reading 
the Order of the Day; 676. 





Election and Election Committees : 


Dover : 

3. [1838.] Complaint made to the House of the undue Inter- 
ference by and in the name of His Majesty’s Government, particu- 
larly inthe Ordnance and Post Office Departments, at the Two last 
Elections for Dover, in order to influence, unconstitutionally, the 
Votes of the Electors ; Motion, That it be referred to a Select Com- 
mittee, to examine the matter of the said Complaint, and report the 
same, with their Observations thereupon, to the House; Question 
Neg. thereupon; LXxxvIIl. 336. 


Forgery of Names to a Petition : 

4, [1829.] Complaint made to the House, That one of the 
Names annexed to the Petition presented from Kilrea, on the 16th 
of March, against the Claims of the Roman Catholics, was @ 
Forgery ; Committee appointed to inquire into the facts of the 
Case, and to report the same, with their Observations thereon, to 
the House; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Three to 
be the Quorum ; Petition referred; txxx1v. 187. No Report. 


Hand Bills: 

5. [1831-32.] Complaint made of a printed Hand Bill, being 
a copy of an Official Letter signed John P. Kidson and J oseph 
John Wright, Solicitors, addressed to the Committee of the Wet 
Dock, Sunderland, reflecting on the conduct of certain Members, 
of the Committee on the Sunderland (South Side) Docks Bill ; 
and also of another printed Hand Bill, reflecting on the Opposi- 
tion to the Bill in the Committee; Hand Bills delivered in, and 


read; Matter of Complaint to be considered on a certain Day; 
Persons 











COMPLAIN TS—continued. 








Complaints made to the House of Various Matters—(continued)—relative to— 


Hand Bills—continued. 
Persons to attend; uxxxvi. 278. Order for their attendance 


Newspapers, Pamphlets, &amp;c.—continued. 
Dublin Evening Mail—continued. 





read; Called in, and examined; Resolution, That the Letter 
addressed to the Committee of Wet Docks, Sunderland, signed 
John P. Kidson and Joseph John Wright, contains Libellous 
Matter, &amp;c.; Resolution, That John P. Kidson and Joseph John 
Wright, in having written the said Letter, have been guilty of 
a high Breach of the Privileges of this House; To be called 
to the Bar, and admonished by Mr. Speaker; called in, and 
admonished accordingly ; what was said by Mr. Speaker, to be 
entered on the Journals ; 294. 


Jury : 

6. [1826.] Complaint made to the House by a Member in 
his place, of his having been summoned to serve on a Jury ; Sum- 
mons delivered in, and read; Matter of Complaint referred to the 
Committee of Privileges ; Instruction to sit and proceed; LxxxI. 
82. See Committees, 1065. 


Letters : 

7. [1835.] Complaint made to the House of the matter con- 
tained in a Letter signed John Hardy, dated 5 August 1834, 
concerning the Payment of Expenses at an Election at Pontefract; 
Letter delivered in; Motion, That the said Letter do lie upon the 
Table; and Question Neg. thereupon ; xcr. 542. 


Letters, Threatening : 

8. [1827.] Complaint made of Three Letters addressed to 
Mr. Secretary Peel by H. C. Jennings, taking notice of Speeches 
said to have been made in this House, and threatening to con- 
tradict them from the Gallery of the House; Letters delivered 
in, and read; H. C. Jennings ordered to attend; txxxu. 395. 
Order for the attendance of Jennings read; called in, and 
having acknowledged that the Letters were written by him; 
Resolved, Nem. con., That Henry Constantine Jennings, having 
written the said Letters, is guilty of a Breach of the Privileges of 
the House; Ordered, That he be reprimanded by Mr. Speaker; 
he was called in, and reprimanded accordingly ; 399. 


Newspapers, Pamphlets, &amp;c. : 


Courier : 

9. [1822.] Complaint made to the House of a printed Letter, 
signed John Hope, and addressed to the Honourable James Aber- 
cromby, 2 Member of the House, taking Notice of a Speech made 
by the said Member, in his place in the House, in breach of the 
Privileges of the House; Letter and Newspaper delivered in, 
and Passages complained of, read; Resolution, Nem. con., That 
the said Letter is in breach of the Privileges of the House ; 
John Hope, ordered to attend; Mr. Abercromby ordered to 
attend in his place forthwith ; Letter addressed to the Editor of the 
“ Courier” Newspaper read; Resolution, Nem. con., That the said 
Letter is in breach of the Privileges of the House’; William 
Menzies ordered to attend ; txxvit. 414. Serjeant-at-Arms informed 
the House that the Messenger, who had been sent to serve the 
Order of the House upon Mr. Abercromby, was in attendance ; he 
was called in, and examined; 414. Entries in Journal read; 
Resolution, Nem. con., That Mr. Abercromby be enjoined not to 
proceed further in any Quarrel arising out of such Breach of 
Privilege ; 423. Mr. Abercromby being in his place, Mr. Speaker 
communicated the said Resolution, 423. Order for attendance of 
Mr. Hope read; he was called in, and Mr. Speaker communi- 
cated to him the Proceedings of the House; Mr. Hope confessed 
himself to be the Author of the said Letter, and having offered 
an Explanation (App. 1220.) was directed to withdraw; Resolu- 
tion, That he is guilty of a Breach of the Privileges of the 
House; Motion, That Mr. Speaker do communicate the said 
Resolution, &amp;c., withdrawn; Resolution, That Mr. Speaker do 
communicate the above Resolution, and inform him, that under all 
the circumstances of the Case, and the Explanation offered by 
him, the House does not feel itself called upon to proceed further 
in the Matter; Mr. Hope again called in, and Mr. Speaker com- 
municated to him the said Resolution, and then he was directed to 
withdraw; Order for the Attendance of Mr. Menzies read; he 
was called in, and having confessed himself to be the Author of 
the Letter addressed to the Editor of the “Courier,” and having 
offered an Explanation thereupon, (App. 1220.), he was excused 
from any further Attendance; 432, 433. 


Dublin Evening Mail : 

10. [1831-32.] Thomas Sheehan ordered to attend the House 
on a certain day; txxxvi1. 352. Complaint made by the Chairman 
of the Select Committee relative to Tithes in Ireland, of the publi- 
cation in the “ Dublin Evening Mail” Newspaper, of a document 
purporting to be the Second Report of the said Committee ; News- 





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(1820—1837.) 





paper delivered in and read ; House informed that Thomas Sheehan 
was in attendance ; called in and examined ; Resolution, That the 
publication of the said document is a high Breach of the Privi- 
leges of this House; Thomas Sheehan ordered to be committed to 
the custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms; subject matter of Complaint 
to be considered on a future day; 360. Matter of Complaint 
considered ; Persons called in and examined ; Petition of Thomas 
Sheehan, expressing his contrition, and praying to be discharged ; 
ordered to be brought to the Bar; called in, and admonished by 
Mr. Speaker, and discharged upon payment of his Fees; what was 
said by Mr. Speaker to be entered on the Journals; 365. 


Dublin Evening Post : 


11. [1820.] Complaint made to the House of a printed News- 
paper, intituled, “The Dublin Evening Post,” dated Saturday, 
July 8, 1820, printed by J. Magee, 11, Trinity-street, as containing 
matter reflecting on the Proceedings of this House, in breach of the 
Privileges of this House; Motion, That J. Magee do attend the 
House, withdrawn; txxv. 444. 


12. [1835.] Complaint made of a Newspaper, “The Dublin 
Evening Post,” of Saturday, August 15, 1835, printed and pub- 
lished by F. W. Conway, 11, Trinity Street, Dublin, as containing 
Libellous Matter reflecting on Two Members of the House ; Paper 
delivered in, and the Paragraph complained of read; Motion, 
That F. W. Conway do attend the House on a certain Day, super- 
seded by reading the other Orders of the Day; xc. 575. 


Examiner : 


13. [1833.] Complaint made ofa Breach of Privilege con- 
tained in a Newspaper, intituled, “ The Examiner,” dated 10 No- 
vember 1833; the said Paper was delivered in at the Table; 
Lxxx1x. 12, Paragraph complained of, read ;. Motion, That the 
matter of the said Complaint be referred to a Committee of Privi- 
leges ; Motion, That the Orders of the Day be now read ; Question 
Neg. thereupon; Main Question put; Committee appointed; 17. 
(See Committees, 1068.) Report, 30, p. 


Flindell’s Western Luminary : 


14. [1820.] Complaint made to the House of a printed News- 
paper, intituled, “ Flindell’s Western Luminary,” dated Monday, 
July 10, 1820, printed at Exeter by T. Flindell, as containing matter 
reflecting on the Queen; Report, 6 July, from Committee appointed 
to inspect Lords’ Journals, read; Motion, That the said Paper is 
a Breach of the Privileges of the House, withdrawn; Lxxv. 477. 


John Bull: 


15. [1821.] Complaint made to the House of a printed News- 
paper, intituled, “ John Bull,” dated Sunday, May’6, 1821, printed 
and published by R. T. Weaver, at No. 11, Johnson’s-court, Fleet- 
street, as containing a false and scandalous Libel on a Member of 
the House, in Breach of the Privileges of the House; Paper 
delivered in, and Paragraph read; Resolution, That the said 
Paragraph is a false and scandalous Libel; R. T. Weaver, the 
Printer, ordered to attend; txxv1. 317. R.T. Weaver, attending 
according to order, was called in, and examined ; Thomas Arrow- 
smith, William Shackle and Henry Cooper ordered to attend 
forthwith ; 323. Ordered to attend on another day, 324. Arrow- 
smith, Shackle, Cooper and Weaver, attending accordingly, were 
examined; Motion, That the Attorney-General be directed to 
prosecute them for the said Libel; Debate thereon adjourned ; 
Persons again ordered to attend; 328. Debate resumed; Motion 
withdrawn; Motion, That Henry Fox Cooper having confessed 
himself to be the Author of the said Paragraph, be committed to 
Newgate; Amendment proposed and withdrawn; Cooper com- 
mitted to Newgate; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants 
accordingly ; Motion, That Thomas Arrowsmith, William Shackle 
and Robert Thomas Weaver, have grossly prevaricated in their 
Evidence, withdrawn ; Resolution, That Weaver had prevaricated 
in his Evidence ; and Motion for committing him to the custody 
of the Serjeant-at-Arms, &amp;c.; Question amended; and Weaver 
committed to Newgate; Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants 
accordingly ; Motion, That the Evidence taken at the Bar be 
printed, Neg.; 335. 


London Gazette: 


16. [1821.] Complaint made to the House of certain Passages 
in an Address to His Majesty from the Presbytery of Langholme, 
published in “The London Gazette,” dated Tuesday, January 2, 
1821, as containing Matter in breach of the Privileges of the 
House; Gazette delivered in, and passages read ; Motion, That the 
said Address contains passages in manifest breach of the Pri- 


vileges 


412 


COMPLAINTS——CONFERENCES. 











Complaints made to the House of Various Matters —(continued) —relative to— 


Newspapers, Pamphlets, &amp;c.; London Gazette—cont*. 
vileges of the House; Debate thereupon adjourned; txxvi. 24. 
Resumed, and Resolution agreed to, Nem. con., That the insertion 
in the London Gazette of the above Paragraph, proceeded from 
inadvertence, &amp;c.; 28. _ 


Morning Chronicle : 

17. [1821.] Complaint made to the House of a printed 
Newspaper, intituled, “The Morning Chronicle,” dated February 
26, 1821, printed by J. Lambert, 143, Strand, as containing a false 
Statement of the ground on which certain Members had given 
their Votes, in Breach of the Privileges of the House; Motion, 
That J. Lambert, the Printer and Publisher, do attend the House ; 
Motion, That the House do now adjourn, Neg. ; Question, previous, 
proposed and withdrawn ; Motion by leave withdrawn ; txxvi. 151. 


18. [1823.] Complaint made of “ The Morning Chronicle,” 
dated 4 June 1823, printed by D. Robertson, 40, Norfolk Street, 
Strand, as containing a Paragraph reflecting on the Members of 
the House who voted in the Majority on Borthwick’s Case ; 
uxxvur. 365. Motion made, and Question proposed, That the 
said Newspaper be delivered in; Motion, by leave, withdrawn ; 
366. 

19. [1833.] Complaint made to the House of a printed News- 
paper, intituled, “ The Morning Chronicle,” Wednesday, July 24, 
1833, printed and published by William Innell Clement, No. 170, 
Strand, as containing the Debates of this House, in contempt of 
the Orders and in breach of the Privileges of this House; the said 
Paper was delivered in at the Table, and the Paragraphs com- 
plained of read ; Motion, That William Innell Clement do attend 
this House on a certain day; Pr. Q", and Motion withdrawn; 
LXXXVIII. 602. 


20. [1837.] Complaint made to the House of a printed News- 
paper, intituled, “ The Morning Chronicle,” printed and published 
by John Black, in respect of a Paragraph containing Reflections on 
certain Members of the Committee of Privileges; Paper delivered 
in; Paragraph read; Motion, That John Black do attend the 
Honse; Motion withdrawn; xcu. 57. 


Morning Herald : 


21. [1820.] Complaint made to the House of a printed News- 
paper, intituled, “The Morning Herald,” dated Tuesday, July 11, 
1820, printed by J. Robeson, and published by T. P. Glassington, 
at No. 18, Catherine-street, Strand, as containing an Account of the 
Debate of the House, and a gross misrepresentation of a Speech 
of one of its Members, in contempt of the Orders, and in breach 
of the Privileges of the House; Paper delivered in, and Paragraph 
read ; J. Robeson and T. P. Glassington to attend; txxv. 436. 
Order for their attendance discharged, 451. 


22. [1837.] Complaint made to the House of the publication of 
the Debates of the House in a printed Newspaper, intituled, “The 





Newspapers, Pamphlets, &amp;c. ; Morning Herald—cont}, 
Morning Herald,” printed and published by John Ryan; Paper 
delivered in; Motion, That John Ryan do attend the House; 
Motion withdrawn; xcu. 445. 


Morning Post : 

23. [1835.] Complaint made ofa Letter printed in “ The Morn. 
ing Post” Newspaper from the Chancellor of the Exchequer to Mr, 
Hume, in consequence of an expression made use of in a Debate ; 
Newspaper delivered in; Motion, That the said Letter be read ; 
Question negatived thereupon; xc. 155. 


The Times: 

24. [1821.] Complaint made tothe House of a printed News. 
paper, intituled, “ The Times,” dated London, Thursday, May 10, 
1821, printed and published by C. Bell, as containing a misre- 
presentation of what passed in the House, during a Speech of a 
Member; Motion, That C. Bell do attend, withdrawn; txxv1. 327, 


25. [1831.] Complaint made of a Paragraph in “ The Times” 
Newspaper, dated March 14, 1831, printed and published by John 
Joseph Lawson, as containing Libellous Reflections on Members, 
in breach of its Privileges; Paper delivered in, and Paragraph 
read; Motion, That the said Paragraph is a false and scandalous 
Libel on the House, &amp;c.; Previous Question negatived thereupon ; 
LXXXvI. 414. 

26. [1831.] Complaint made to the House of a printed News- 
paper, intituled, “The Times,” of the 7th and 8th September 1831, 
as containing an account of the Debates of this House, and a gross 
misrepresentation of its Proceedings, in breach of its Privileges; 
Motion for bringing John Joseph Lawson, the Printer and Pub- 
lisher thereof, to the Bar; Question negatived thereupon ; Lxxxv1. 
835. 

27. [1831-32.] Complaint made of a printed Newspaper, inti- 
tuled, “ The Times,” dated Friday, 27 January 1832, printed and 
published by John Joseph Lawson, for the Publication of the 
Debate of this House on the Motion for an Address to His Majesty 
for the Appointment of a Day for a General Fast, in breach of the 
Privileges of this House; Motion for the Attendance of John 
Joseph Lawson on a certain Day withdrawn; itxxxvit. 60. 

28. [1833.] Complaint made to the House of a printed News- 
paper, intituled, “ The Times,” dated Friday, 26 July, printed and 
published by Anna Brodie and Joseph Lawson, Printer, of Print- 
ing-house Square, at the Office, Printing-house Square, as contain- 
ing the Debates of this House, in contempt of the Orders and in 
Breach of the Privileges of this House; the said Paper was deli- 
vered in at the Table, and the Paragraphs complained of read; 
John Joseph Lawson and James William Lawson ordered to 
attend the House on a certain Day; txxxvi. 606. Order for 
their Attendance read; Motion for calling them to the Bar; 
Amendment proposed and made; Main Question, as amended, 
agreed to; Order for their Attendance discharged ; 611. 














Comptroller-General of the Exchequer 


and Paymaster of Civil Services :— 
See Supply, 183. 


Condolence :—See Addresses, 31-35. 
Messages, 111. 


Members, 76. 











Conferences. 





I. Conferences originating with the Commons; 1—29. 
II. Conferences originating with the Lords; 30—34. 


III. Incidental Proceedings; 35. 





Conferences 








CONFERENCES—continued. 





413 











I. Conferences originating with the Commons,—relative to— 


Amendments to Bills; on their disagreeing to Amend- 
ments made by the Lords to Bills: viz. 


Commissaries (Scotland) Bill: 

1. For the regulation of the Commissary Court of Edinburgh, 
and for altering and regulating the Jurisdiction of Inferior Com- 
missaries in Scotland ; Committee appointed to draw up Reasons 
to be offered to the Lords at a Conference; txxvi. 482. Report 
of Reasons; Read a Second Time and agreed to; Conference 
desired ; 488. Report, That the Lords do agree to a Conference, 
and appoint the same immediately in the Painted Chamber ; Com- 
mittee who were appointed to draw up Reasons to be offered to the 
Lords to manage the Conference ; Names of Managers called over, 
and they go to the Conference; Report, That the Managers had 
been at the Conference, and that they had delivered the Reasons 
for disagreeing to the Amendments made by their Lordships, and 
had left the Bill and Amendments with their Lordships; 484. 
Message from the Lords, That they do not insist on the Amend- 
ments made by their Lordships, 485. 


Cwil Bill Courts, Ireland : 

2. To extend the Jurisdiction and regulate the Proceedings 
of the Civil Bill Courts in Ireland ; Committee appointed to draw 
up Reasons ; xc1. 793. Conference agreed to, held and reported ; 
Lords do not insist ; 797. 


Confirmations, Scotland : 
3. [1823.] uxxvi. 493, 484. 
sist; 485. 


Conference ; Lords do not in- 


Corporations : 
4. Bill to provide for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations 
in England and Wales; Committee appointed to draw up Rea- 
sons; xc. 632. Reasons reported, 636. Read the Second Time, 
and agreed to, 642. Conference desired, and held, 642. Lords 
desire a Conference on the subject matter of the former Conference ; 
Managers appointed; Conference held ; Report, That the Lords do 
insist upon some of the Amendments to which this House hath dis- 
agreed, for which they gave their Reasons, and do not insist upon 
other of the said Amendments to which this House hath disagreed, 
and do agree to some of the Amendments made by this House to the 
Amendments made by their Lordships without any Amendment, 
and to other of the said Amendments with certain Amendments ; 
650. Reasons and Amendments read a Second Time; Resolution, 
That this House doth not insist upon their disagreement to the 
Amendments insisted upon by the Lords, and doth not insist upon 
the Amendments made by the Commons to the Amendments made 
by the Lords, to which their Lordships have disagreed ; and agree 
to the Amendments made by the Lords to the Amendments made 
by the Commons to the Amendments made by the Lords, to the 
Bill; 653.———Bill to explain and amend Act 5 &amp; 6 Will. IV. 
c. 76, to provide for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations in 
England and Wales; Committee appointed to draw up Reasons to 
be offered to the Lords at a Conference; Three to be the Quorum; 
xc. 640. Reasons reported, 647. Agreed to; Conference to be 
desired with the Lords; 648. Lords agree to a Conference; 
Managers appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; 653. Lords 
desire a Conference upon the subject matter of the last Conference ; 
House agree to a Conference ; Managers appointed; Conference 
held; Report, That the Lords insist upon some of the Amend- 
ments to which this House hath disagreed, for which they gave 
their Reasons; do not insist upon other of the said Amendments 
to which this House hath disagreed ; and do agree to some of the 
Amendments made by this House to the Amendments made by 
their Lordships, without any Amendment, and to other of the said 
Amendments, with certain Amendments, to which they desire the 
concurrence of this House; 681. Day appointed for considering 
the said Reasons and Amendments; to be printed; 682. Consi- 
deration deferred, 712. 755. 760. Reasons and Amendments con- 
sidered ; several Amendments agreed to; House insist upon their 
disagreement to other of the Amendments; Free Conference to be 
desired with the Lords; 771. Lords agree to a Free Conference ; 
Managers appointed; Free Conference held, and reported; 783. 
Lords desire a Free Conference upon the subject of the last Free 
Conference; House agree to a Free Conference; Managers ap- 
pointed ; Free Conference held ; Report, That the Lords adhere to 
their Amendments ; Consideration of Lords’ Reasons and Amend- 
ments put off for Three Months; 787. To amend Act 5 &amp; 6 
Will. IV. c. 76; Committee appointed to draw up Reasons to be 
offered to the Lords at a Conference; xcut. 458. Three to be the 
Quorum, 459. Reasons reported, 465. Agreed to; Conference 
to be desired with the Lords; 466. Lords agree to a Conference; 
Managers appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; 466. Lords 
desire a Conference upon the subject matter of the former Con- 
ference ; House agree to a Conference ; 509. Managers appointed 5 





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(1820—1837.) 








Amendments to Bills, &amp;c.; Corporations—continued. 


Conference held; Report, That the Lords do insist upon some of 
the Amendments to which this House hath disagreed, for which 
they gave their Reasons; do agree to some of the Amendments 
made by this House to the Amendments made by their Lordships, 
without Amendment; and to one of the said Amendments, with 
an Amendment; Day appointed for considering the said Reasons 
and Amendments; to be printed; 512. Consideration of Lords’ 
Reasons, and Amendment, deferred, 550. Considered; Reso- 
lution, That the House do agree to the Amendment proposed by 
the Lords to the Amendment proposed by the Commons in Pr. 9» 
1. 12, but propose, in consequence thereof, to amend the Amend- 
ment proposed by the Commons; and that the House do not insist 
on their disagreement to certain other Amendments made by the 
Lords; Conference to be desired with the Lords; 585. Lords 
agree to a Conference ; Managers appointed ; Conference held, and 
reported ; 589. Lords desire a Conference upon the subject matter 
of the said Amendment, 645. House agree to a Conference ; 
Managers appointed; Conference held; Report, That the Lords 
disagree to the said Amendment, for which they gave their Reason ; 
Day appointed for considering the said Reason and Amendment ; 
to be printed; 646. Consideration deferred, 651. Reason and 
Amendment considered, and Resolution, That the House do not 
insist upon the Amendment proposed by them to the Amendment 
made by the Lords in Pr. 9, 1. 12; 668. 


Corporations, Ireland : 


5. Bill for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations and 
Borough Towns in Ireland; Committee appointed to draw up 
Reasons; xc. 476. Reasons reported, 488. Agreed to; Con- 
ference to be desired; 498. Conference agreed to; Managers 
appointed ; Conference held and reported ; 499. Lords request a 
Conference upon the subject matter of the former Conference ; 
agreed to; 590. Managers appointed ; Conference held ; Report, 
That the Lords do insist upon some of the Amendments to which 
this House hath disagreed, for which they gave their Reasons ; and 
do not insist upon other of the said Amendments to which this 
House hath disagreed ; and do agree to some of the Amendments 
made by this House to the Amendments made by their Lordships 
without any Amendment, and to other of the said Amendments, 
with certain Amendments, to which they desire the concurrence of 
this House, and do disagree to other of the said Amendments ; 591. 
Consideration of Reasons put off for Three Months, 598. 


County Coroners’ Bill: 

6. [1884.] .Lxxxrx. 571.573. Conference held, and reported, 
575. The Lords desire a Conference upon the subject matter of 
the said Amendments; agreed to; 594. The Managers who 
managed the last Conference to manage this, and several Members 
added; Managers’ Names called over; Conference held ; Report, 
That the Lords insist upon one of the Amendments, for which 
they gave their Reasons ; Report of the Conference read ; Question, 
That this House doth not insist upon its disagreement to the said 
Amendment; Amendment proposed to the said Question ; Amend- 
ment and Motion withdrawn; Report to be taken into considera- 
tion upon this Day Three Months; 595. 


Death, Punishment of, Abolition Bill : 

7. [1832.] .xxxvu. 465, 466.’ Conference held, and reported, 
466. The Lords desire a present Conference upon the subject 
matter of the last Conference; Agreed to; and Managers who 
managed the last Conference to manage this; Managers’ Names 
called over; Conference held; Report, That the Lords insist on 
several of the Amendments, for which they gave their Reasons ; 
and do not insist upon the other Amendments; 474. Question, 
That this House doth insist upon their disagreement to the said 
Amendments, negatived ; Member to carry the Bill to the Lords, 
and to acquaint them that this House doth not insist upon their dis- 
agreement to the Amendments insisted on by their Lordships, 475. 


Defence by Counsel Bill: 


8. For enabling Prisoners to make their Defence by Counsel or 
Attorney; Committee appointed to draw up Reasons; xcr. 799. 
Reasons reported, and agreed to; Conference to be desired; 801. 
Conference agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference held, and 
reported; 816. Lords desire a Conference on the subject matter 
of the last Conference ; Conference agreed to; Managers appointed ; 
Conference held; Report, That the Lords insist upon their Amend- 
ment, to which the Commons have disagreed, and disagree to the 
Amendments proposed by the Commons; Lords’ Reasons to be 
considered ; 829. Considered; Resolution, That the House do 
not insist upon their disagreement to the Amendment proposed by 
the Lords; and do not insist upon the Amendments proposed by 
them to the Amendments made by the Lords; 833. 


Ecclesiastical 
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I. Conferences originating with the Commons—(continued)—relative to— 


Amendments to Bills, &amp;ce.—continued. 
Ecclesiastical Appointments Suspension Bill: 


9. For continuing for a limited time the Enactments made in 
the last Session of Parliament, for suspending Appointments to 
certain Dignities, &amp;c.; Committee appointed to draw up Reasons; 
xcu. 650. Reasons reported, and agreed to, 659. Conference, 
660. Lords do not insist, 661. 


Justices of the Peace Bill: 

10. [1834.] xxxxrx. 591, 592. Conference held, and Report, 
That the Managers had been at the Conference, and had delivered 
the Reasons for disagreeing to the Amendments, and had left the 
Bill and Amendments with their Lordships, 595. 


Letter Stealing (Scotland) : 
11. Conference; xct. 433. Lords do not insist, 447. 


Lunatics Bill : 

12. [1831.] .xxxvr. 868.874. Conference held, and Report 
That the Managers had been at the Conference, and had delivered 
the Reasons for disagreeing to such of the Amendments made by 
their Lordships, to which the House hath disagreed, and had left 
the Bill and Amendments with their Lordships, 875. 

13. [1832.] .xxxvm. 574. 578. Conference; Lords do not 
insist ; 579. 


Pavings (Bognor ) : 
14. xc. 533,541. Lords do not insist, 543. 


Poor Laws Amendment Bill : 

15. [1834.] ixxxrx. 589.591. 594. Conference, 595. Lords 
agree to the Amendments made by this House to the Amendments 
made by their Lordships, and do not insist on the Amendments 
made by their Lordships to which this House hath disagreed, 597. 


Railways (North Midland): 
16. xcl. 575, 576, 577. Lords do not insist, 612. 


Tithes Commutation Bill (England) : 

17. For the Commutation of Tithes in England; Committee 
appointed to draw up Reasons; xct. 729. Reasons reported, and 
agreed to; Conference to be desired; 752. Conference agreed to ; 
Managers appointed ; Conference held, and reported; 753. Lords 
desire a Conference upon the subject matter of the last Con- 
ference ; Conference agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference 
held; 760. Report, That the Lords do not insist upon the Amend- 
ments to which this House hath disagreed, and do agree to the 
Amendments made by this House to the Amendments made by 
their Lordships, with certain Amendments; Resolution, That this 
House doth agree to the Amendments made by the Lords to the 
Amendments made by the Commons to the Amendments made by 
the Lords, to the Bill; 761. 


Turnpike Road Acts : 
18. Bill for continuing expiring Acts; [1834.] Lxxxrx. 132. 
138. Conference, 142. Lords do not insist, 144. 


Vagrants Bill : 


19. [1824.] .xxrx.512.515. Conference, 515. Lords do not 
insist, 518. 


Acts of Parliament : 

20. [1836.] On the subject matter of a Resolution, That it 
is the Opinion of this House, that it is expedient to discontinue 
the present mode of ingrossing Acts of Parliament in Black Let- 
ter, and to substitute a plain Round-hand instead thereof, xcr. 25. 
Conference agreed to, 30. Committee appointed ; Managers’ Names 
called over; Conference held, 15 February; Report, That they had 
communicated to their Lordships the said Resolution, and had 
left the same withtheir Lordships; 35. See infra, 27. 


Admiralty, Court of, (Ireland) : 

21. [1830.] Upon a matter of high importance and concern 
respecting the due Administration of Justice ; uxxxv. 473. Con- 
ference agreed to; Committee appointed; Managers’ Names called 
over; Conference held,25 May, and Report, That the Managers had 
acquainted their Lordships that the Commons had agreed upon an 
Address to be presented to His Majesty, that His Majesty would 
be pleased to remove Sir Jonah Barrington from the office which 
he holds of Judge of the High Court of Admiralty in Ireland, to 
which they desired the Concurrence of their Lordships, and that 
they had left the said Address with their Lordships ; 474. Mes- 
sage from the Lords, That they have agreed to the said Address 
and have filled up the blank with “ Lords Spiritual and Tempo- 
ral and ;” 651. 





Canada, Lower : 


22. Upon a matter of high importance relating to the 
government of the Province of Lower Canada, xcu. 307, Cop. 
ference agreed to; Committee appointed to manage it; Conference 
held, and reported, 312. Lords desire a Conference upon the sub- 
ject matter of the Resolutions communicated to them at the last 
Conference ; Conference agreed to; 376. Managers appointed ; 
Conference held; Report, That the Lords have agreed to the Reso- 
lutions without Amendment ; 385. 


Cotton Factories Regulation Bill: 


23. [1829.] Upon the subject matter of the Bill to amend the 
Laws relating to the Employment of Children in Cotton Mills and 
Factories, to which the Royal Assent had been given, it appearing 
by the Minutes of the Lords’ Proceedings to have been amended 
by their Lordships, but that the said Bill had not been sent back 
for the concurrence of this House in such Amendment; Com- 
mittee appointed to draw up Statement to be offered to the Lords 
at the Conference; Five to be the Quorum; Report ; Statement 
read a Second Time, and agreed to; Conference desired ; txxxty, 
408. Lords agree to a Conference, and appoint the same imme- 
diately in the Painted Chamber; Committee who were appointed 
to draw up the said Statement to manage the Conference; Mana- 
gers’ Names called over; Conference held, 22 June, and Report, 
That the Managers had deliyered the said Statement, and left the 
same with their Lordships; 409. The Lords desire a present 
Conference upon the subject matter of the last Conference ; agreed 
to; Conference held, 22 June, and Report, That tlie Managers had 
met the Lords at the Conference, and that the Conference was to 
acquaint this House that the Lords were prepared to desire a Con- 
ference with the House of Commons, upon the subject of the said 
Bill, when they received the Message of the Commons; the Lords 
regret that such a mistake should have occurred as the not return- 
ing a Bill received from the Commons, and amended by the 
Lords, and assure the Commons, that, in the present case, the 
same arose entirely from accident in the said Bill not having been 
communicated to the House of Commons, as ordered by their 
Lordships, and from the Title of the said Bill having been inad- 
vertently included in the List of Bills ready to receive the Royal 
Assent ; Message from the Lords taken into consideration; Reso- 
lution, That the Commons are satisfied with the said Explanation 
given by the Lords; Message to the Lords to communicate the 
said Resolution; 410. 


East India Company’s Charter : 


24. [1833.) Upon a subject of the highest importance to the 
prosperity of the British Possessions in India, and to the Com- 
merce and Revenue of His Majesty’s Dominions; txxxvitt. 488. 
Conference agreed to; Committee appointed; Managers’ Names 
called over; Conference held, 17 June, and Report, That the Mana- 
gers had communicated to their Lordships certain Resolutions of 
this House upon the Affairs of the East India Company, and had 
left the same with their Lordships; 492. The Lords desire a pre- 
sent Conference upon the subject of the said Resolutions; agreed 
to; That the Managers who managed the Conference upon the 
17th day of June last do manage this, and several Members added; 
Conference held, 9 July, and Report, That the Lords have agreed 
to the said Resolutions without any Amendments; 560. 


Roman Catholics: 


25. On the subject of the Laws affecting the Roman Catholics; 
Resolution of the 13 May 1828, on the expediency of considering 
the Laws affecting the Roman Catholics, with a view to a final and 
conciliatory adjustment; To be communicated; LxxxiI. 357. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 357. Committee appointed to manage it; 
Conference held, and reported ; 362. 


Slavery : 


26. Upon a matter deeply connected with the interests of His 
Majesty’s West India Colonies; Resolution of 15 May 1823, 
respecting the melioration of the Condition of Slaves, to be com- 
municated ; txxx1. 116. Agreed to by the Lords, 125, Com- 
mittee appointed to manage it; Conference held, and reported } 
125. Lords desire a Conference upon the subject matter of the 
last Conference; agreed to; Committee appointed to manage it ; 
Conference held, and Report, That the Lords agree to the said 
Resolution; 141.———Upon a subject of the highest importance 
to the internal] government and prosperity of His Majesty’s 
Colonial Possessions; Resolutions of 12 June 1833, relative to 
the Abolition of Slavery and compensating Proprietors, to be 
communicated; txxxvi. 503. Agreed to by the Lords; Com- 
mittee appointed to manage it; Conference held, and report, That 
the Managers had left the Resolutions with their Lordships; 507. 
Lords desire a Conference upon the subject of the last Conference; 
agreed to; 528. Committee appointed to manage it; Conference 
held, and Report, That the Lords agree to the Resolutions without 
any Amendment; 531. 

Statutes, 











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Statutes, Promulgation of : 

27. On the subject of providing more effectual means for promul- 
gating the Statutes of the Realm throughout all parts of the United 
Kingdom; Conference to be desired; xc. 656. (Conference not 
held. On the same subject ; Resolutions, 13 August 1835, 
to be communicated; Report of Select Committee on Printed 
Papers of Session of 1835 to be communicated; xc1. 9. Lords 
agree to a Conference; Managers appointed ; Conference held, and 
reported; 16. Lords desire a Conference upon the subject matter 
of the Conferences relative to the Promulgation of the Statutes and 
to the expediency of discontinuing the present mode of ingrossing 
Acts of Parliament in Black Letter and of substituting a plain 
Round-hand instead thereof; House agree to a Conference ; 
Managers appointed; Conference held, and reported; 447. 
Lords communicate to the House a Copy of the Report of the 
Select Committee of their Lordships upon the subject; to be 
printed ; 448. 





Amendments to Bills; on their disagreeing to Amend- 
ments made by the Commons to Bills: viz. 


Central Criminal Court Bill: 

30. [1834.] For establishing a new Court for the trial of 
Offences committed in the Metropolis and Parts adjoining ; Con- 
ference agreed to; Committee appointed to manage the Conference; 
Names of Managers called over ; Conference held (23 July), and 
Report, That the Lords had disagreed to Two of the Amendments 
made by the Commons, and gave their Reasons; and had agreed 
to the rest of the Amendments, with Two Amendments; Lxxxrx. 
517, 518. Question for insisting on the Amendments to which the 
Lords have disagreed, negatived; Message to the Lords to 
\ acquaint them that this House doth not insist upon the Amend- 
ments to which their Lordships have disagreed, and doth agree 
to the Amendments made by their Lordships to the Amendments 

made by this House, 518. 


Law Amendment Bill : 

31. [1833.] Conference agreed to; Committee appointed; Names 
of Managers called over; Conference held (8 August), and Report, 
That their Lordships had disagreed to one of the Amendments 
made by the Commons, and gave their Reasons, and had agreed to 
the rest of the Amendments; House doth not insist upon the 
Amendment; txxxviil. 651. 


Patents for Inventions Bill : 
32. [1835.] Conference agreed to; Managers appointed ; Con- 








ference held (4 September), and Report, That the Lords disagree to 


III. Incidental Proceedings : 


35. Order for desiring a Conference, read, and discharged ; 
LXxx1l. 276.———Order for desiring Conference, but Conference 
not desired ; xc. 656, (on 7 September, and Parliament proroqued 
on the 10th.).————Managers of former Conferences appointed 
Managers of present Conference, and other Members added ; 
LXXXI. 141,—LXXXvII. 474,—LXXXvilIl. 560.—LxXxxIx. 595.—xc. 
650.—xc1. 447.—xcrI. 385. Committee appointed to draw 
up Reasons to be offered to the Lords, appointed Managers of Con- 
ference, and other Members added ; txxvin. 484.—xc. 543.—xc1. 
499.—xc1. 466.———Committee appointed to draw up Statement 
to be offered to the Lords, appointed Managers of Conference, 
Lxxx1v. 409.———Members added to Managers of Conferences ; 
LXXXI. 141.—Lxxxvil. 560.—Lxxx1x. 595.—xc. 543.—xcI. 447.— 
xc. 466.———Free Conferences desired with the Lords; xct. 
771. Held and reported, 783. ———— Managers of Free Con- 
ferences appointed, xc1. 783. Managers who managed the last 
Free Conference to manage the present; Names called over, and 
several not appearing, other Members were added in lieu of those 
who did not appear; xc. 787.———Consideration of Report of 
a Conference put off for Three Months ; rxxxrx. 595. Considera- 











I. Conferences originating with the Commons—(continued)—relative to— 
Turnpike Road Bills: 


28. Concerning the term to be granted in future Turnpike 
Road Bills ; Lxxxm. 267. Order for Conference discharged, 276. 


Union with Ireland: 


29. [1834.] Upon a matter essential to the stability of the Em- 
pire, and to the peace, security and happiness of all classes of His 
Majesty’s Subjects; uxxxrx. 282. Conference agreed to; Com- 
mittee appointed ; Managers’ Names called over; Conference held 
(30 April),‘and Report, That the Managers had delivered to their 
Lordships the Address expressing the determination of this House 
to maintain the Legislative Union between Great Britain and 
Ireland inviolate, and that they had left the said Address with 
their Lordships, 235. The Lords desire a Conference upon the 
subject matter of the last Conference; agreed to; the Managers 
who managed the last Conference to manage this Conference ; 
Names of Managers called over; Conference held (30 April), and 
Report, That the Lords have agreed to the said Address, and have 
filled up the blank with “ Lords Spiritual and Temporal and;” 237. 


II. Conferences originating with the Lords,—relative to— 
Patents for Inventions Bill—continued. 


one of the Amendments, and gave their Reasons, and agreed to the 
rest of the Amendments; Day appointed for taking Reasons into 
consideration; xc. 646. Reasons considered; House doth not 
insist upon the said Amendment; 661. 


King : 


33. [1832.] Uponasubject materially affecting the safety of His 
Majesty’s Sacred Person and the happiness of His People; Con- 
ference agreed to; Committee appointed to manage the Conference ; 
Names of Managers called over ; Conference held (20 June), and 
Report, That the Conference was to acquaint this House, that the 
Lords, in consequence of the recent most atrocious and treasonable 
attempt on His Majesty’s most Sacred Person, have taken the 
same into consideration, and have agreed upon an Address to be 
presented to His Majesty thereupon ; to which Address the Lords 
desire the concurrence of this House; Address taken into con- 
sideration; read a Second Time, and agreed to; and the blank 
therein was filled up with the words “and Commons ;” Message 
to be sent to the Lords to acquaint them therewith ; txxxvu1. 421. 


Printing : 


34. [1834.] Upon the subject of certain Resolutions for effecting 
a saving of Expense, and giving additional facilities in the printing 
of Reports and other Proceedings in both Houses of Parliament ; 
House agrees to a Conference; txxx1x. 220. Time for the Con- 
ference being come, Committee appointed to manage it; Managers’ 
Names called over; Conference held (28 April), and Report of 
Resolutions; 224. 


tion of Lords’ Reasons communicatad at a Conference put off for 
Three Months; xc1. 598. Further consideration of Reasons and 
Amendments put off for Three Months; xc1.788.———Conference 
with the Lords to request explanation of the circumstances under 
which a Bill, which appeared from the Minutes of their Lordships’ 
Proceedings to have been amended by their Lordships, but which 
had not been returned to the Commons for their Concurrence in 
such Amendment, had received the Royal Assent; txxxrv. 409. 
The Lords desire a Conference upon the subject matter of the 
last Conference ; agreed to; Conference held, and report, That 
the Lords were prepared to desire a Conference with the Commons 
on the subject of the Bill when they received the Commons’ Mes- 
sage for a Conference, and they regret the mistake, &amp;c., 410. 
See supra, 23.———Copy ofa Report of a Select Committee of 
the House of Commons to be communicated to the Lords at the 
time of a Conference ; xc1. 9. The Lords at a Conference com- 
municate a Copy of a Report of a Select Committee of the Lords 
on the subject matter of Resolutions of the Commons communi- 
cated to the Lords at a Conference; to be printed ; xcr. 448. 
See Committees, 1225. Members, 104. Messages, IV. V. 








Confirmations (Scotland) :—see Commissary 
Courts of Scotland, 2, &amp;e. 


Congratulations :—see Addresses, 27-20. 


Congreve, Sir William (a Member) :— 


See Committees, 719. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








Connor Benefices :—Bill for disappropriating and dis- 
uniting certain Rectories in that Diocese from the Lords; txxrx. 
431. Read ; printed; 433. pr. a. 502. 


Conscience, Courts of :—see Debts, Small. 


Consistorial 








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Consistorial Court (Scotland) :—see Accounts 
and Papers, 14-51. Addresses, 314. Commissary Courts, 6. 


Consolidated Fund :—Bit to continue Act 59 Geo. 
III. c. 19, for rendering the growing Produce of the Consolidated 
Fund ofthe United Kingdom available for the Public Service ; 
Ordered, txxv. 246. But not presented.——To continue Act; 
Ordered, txxv. 361. Presented, 369. Rk. A. 455. To con- 
tinue Act; Ordered, txxvi. 441. Presented, 445. R.A. 502. 

To continue Act; Ordered, txxxvu.393. Presented, 397. 
n.A. 446. See Accountsand Papers, 1452-1464. Committees, 
150-153. Hemp and Flax. Supply, 177. 


Constables : Bills relative to: 

1. To increase the power of Magistrates in the Appointment 
of Special Constables; Ordered, txxv. 329. Presented; printed ; 
329. R.A. 422. 


2. For enlarging the powers of Magistrates in the Appoint- 
ment of Special Constables; Ordered, xc. 552. Presented ; 
printed; 552. rR. a. 611. 


3. For amending the Laws relative to the Appointment of 
Special Constables, and for the better preservation of the Peace ; 
From the Lords, txxxvr. 882. Read; printed; 884. Passed, 
with Amendments; 906. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 
912. rR. a. 921. 


4. To discontinue certain Presentments by Constables; Or- 
dered; presented; printed; txxxu. 465. Re-committed, 510. 
Reported, and, as amended, printed, 535. R. a. 587. 


Treland : 


5. For the Appointment of Constables, and to secure the 
effectual Performance of their Duties throughout Ireland ; 
Ordered, uxxvi. 292. Presented; printed; 298. Instruction for 
advancing Money for the payment of Salaries of Magistrates, &amp;c., 
361. Bill, as amended, printed, 371. Re-committed ; Reported ; 
as amended, printed; 412. Petition against, 461, Pr. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 478. R. a. 480. 


6. To amend above Act; Ordered, txxrx. 151. Presented ; 
printed; 164. nr. a. 370.——~—Another Bill; Ordered, rxxxi. 
461. Presented; printed; 474. Petition of Thomas Flanagan 
for the postponement of the Second Reading, 478, Pp. R. a. 535. 


7. To amend Acts 54 Geo. III. c. 131; 55 Geo. III. c. 13, 
and 57 Geo. III. c. 22; Ordered, txxxv. 244. Presented; 
printed; 257. Petition of Magistrates of Queen’s County against, 
455, p. Petition of Magistrates of Meath against, 472, P. 
Second Reading deferred, 583. Not proceeded in. 


8. To amend the Laws in Ireland relative to the Appointment 
of Special Constables, and for the better preservation of the Peace ; 
Ordered ; presented; printed; rxxxvii. 504. R. a. 586. 


9. Bill to amend Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 103, relating thereto, xc. 
529. Ordered, 530. Presented; printed; 530. Petition of the High 
Sheriff and Grand Jury of the County of Cavan, against, 610. 
Instruction to Committeé to make Provision for the Payment of 
Salaries and Expenses under the Act, 564. Passed, 574. Not 
returned from the Lords. 

10. Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the 
Constabulary Force in Ireland; Ordered, xc. 54. Presented ; 
printed; 55. Instruction to make Provision for the Payment of 
Salaries, and other Costs, Charges and Expenses, which will 
be incurred under the Bill, 109. Bill, as amended, printed, 
130. Re-committed, 161. Passed by the Lords, with Amend- 
ments; Day appointed for considering them, and to be printed; 
360. Consideration of Amendments deferred, 374. Amendments 
considered, 380. Further consideration superseded by Adjourn- 
ment, 382, Amendments further considered, and agreed to, with 
an Amendment, 388. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 393. 
R. A. 394, 

11. Bill to amend Act of the present Session; Ordered, xc1. 
637. Presented; printed; 637. Committed, 641. Instruction 
to make Provision for Salaries to Officers, 641. p. a. 710. 

See Accounts and Papers, 1465. 1485. 6749. Committees, 
154. 156. 422. Orders. Petitions, 563, kc. 


Constitaitional Association :—see Addresses, 
1487. Petitions, 567. 


Consuls : Bills relative to : 
1. To regulate the Payment of Salaries of British Consuls at 
Foreign Ports; Ordered, txxx. 280. Presented; printed; 416. 


As amended, printed, 491. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 601. 
R. A. 626, 





Consuls: Bills relative to—continued. 


2. To enable His Majesty to make Regulations for the better 
defining and establishing the Powers and Jurisdiction of His 
Majesty’s Consuls in the Ottoman Dominions; Ordered, xcr. 537, 
Presented ; printed ; 545. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 788, 
R. A- 800. 

See Accounts and Papers, 1486. 1494. Addresses, 315. 319, 
Committees, 800. 1461. Supply, 184. 186. 


Contagious Diseases, Ireland :—Bin toamena 
Acts relating thereto ; Ordered, txxxvu. 30. Presented; printed; 
50. Instruction to Committee to make Provision for empowerin 
the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to make Advances out of the Con- 
solidated Fund in Ireland for the prevention of Epidemic and 
Contagious Diseases in Ireland, 64. r.a. 125. See Commit- 
tees, 157. 


Contempt of Court :—see Addresses, 320-822. Pe. 
titions, 568. 


Conventions -——See Accounts and Papers, 6191. Ad- 
dresses, 1293, &amp;c. 


Conveyan Cers :—Bill to prevent unskilful Persons from 
practising as Conveyancers; Ordered, txxv. 365. Presented; 
printed; 377. Petition of Jesse Claxton against, 394. Second 
Reading put off for Six Months, 397. 


Convictions :—see Addresses, 323. Criminal Justice, 
§c., 10. 


Convicts :——~-See Accounts and Papers, 1497-1512. _Ad- 
dresses, 324-332. Criminal Justice, §c.,6. Felonies,2. Peni- 
tentiary, 1,&amp;c. Petitions,571. Supply, 187. 189.331. T'rans- 
portation, 1, &amp;e. 


Convict Vessels -——See Accounts and Papers, 1513, 
1514. Addresses, 333. 


Conway Bridge :—see Accounts and Papers, 1516. 
Bridges, 5, 6.19. Committees,71. Turnpikes, 45, &amp;c. 


Copyhold Estates: Bills relative to: 


1. To extend the Provisions of Act 59 Geo. III. c. 192, for 
removing certain difficulties in the disposition of Copyhold Estates 
by Will; Ordered, rxxx11. 194. Presented; printed; 240. As 
amended, printed, 336. Re-committed, 359. King’s Consent 
signified, and Bill passed, 377. Not returned from the Lords. 


2. To authorize the Devise of Real Estates held by Customary 
Tenure; Ordered, txxxi. 85. Presented; printed; 86. Com- 
mittee put off for Six Months, 395. 


3. To enable Persons having only pz.tial Estates to enfran- 
chise and obtain Enfranchisement of Lands held by Copy of Court 
Roll; Ordered, xc. 43. Presented; printed; 58. Committed to 
a Select Committee, 138. (See Committees, 801.) No Report. 


4. For the Amendment of the Law relating to Lands held by 
Copy of Court Roll; Ordered, xc. 648. Presented; printed ; 648. 
Not proceeded in. 

5. For the Amendment of the Law relating to Lands held by 
Copy of Court Roll; Ordered, xcr. 25. Presented ; printed ; 255. 
Order for Committee discharged; Bill committed to the Select 
Committee on Heriots, 398. (See Committees, 928.) Not pro- 
ceeded in. 

Petition in favour ; From Wentsland and Bryngwin, referred 
to the Select Committee on Heriots; xc1. 522. 

Petitions against ; From Lords of Manors in Essex; xct. 218. 
Lords of Manors (Four Petitions), 239. In Norfolk and Lincoln, 
271. In Norfolk and Suffolk, 277. 315. 352. Norfolk and 
Hereford, 304. In Essex, 533. In Norfolk, 755. James Dear- 
den, 397. William Lloyd, Thomas Croome, 402. 


6. To enable Persons having only partial Estates to enfranchise 
and obtain the Enfranchisement of Lands held by Copy of Court 
Roll; Ordered, xc1. 25. Presented; printed; 255. Order for 
Committee discharged; Bill committed to the Select Committee 
on Heriots; 398. (See Committees, 928.) Not proceeded in. 

Petition from Kibworth Harcourt against the proposed Bill; 
xc. 142, 

Petition against the Bill; From Kibworth Harcourt ; xct. 416. 

Petition in favour ; From Wentsland and Bryngwin ; Referred 
to the Select Committee on Heriots; xct. 522. 


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Copyri ght :— Bills relative to: 


1. To repeal so much of Act 54 Geo. ITI. c. 156, as requires 
the gratuitous Delivery of Eleven Copies of every published Book 
to Eleven of the Public Libraries of the Kingdom, in the said Act 
named, and to provide other means for the encouragement of Learn- 
ing; Ordered, xcr. 301. Presented; printed ; 339. As amended, 
printed, 666. Re-committed; Instruction to make Provision 
for compensating Public Libraries which may sustain Loss by 
reason of being no longer entitled to a Copy of every Book 
which shall be printed or published, 801; rR. a. 842. 


Petitions against ; From the Chancellor, Masters and Scholars 
of the University of Cambridge; xc1.441. Chancellor and Rector 
of the University of St. Andrew’s, 479. Senate of the University 
of Glasgow, 567. Magistrates and Town Council of Edinburgh, 
779. 


Petition of Principals and Professors in the several Universities 
of Scotland, for deferring the Bill until the Universities of Scot- 
land shall have had time to consider its Provisions; xc1. 432. 


2. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Property in 
the nature of Copyright in Books, Musical Compositions, Acted 
Dramas, Pictures and Engravings, to provide Remedies for the 
violation thereof, and to extend the Term of its duration; Ordered, 
xc. 386. Presented; printed; 442. Read a Second Time, and 
Committee put off for Three Months, 522. 


3. To extend the Protection of Copyright in Prints and 
Engravings to Ireland ; Ordered, xct. 448. Presented ; printed ; 
477. As amended, printed, 650. Rk. a. 800. 

See Aberdeen, 7. Committees, 158. 


Cordage :——See Accounts and Papers, 1527. Gold Rings. 


Cork, County :——See Accounts and Papers, 1528-1541. 
6653, 6654. 6806. Dublin, 4. Hospitals, 3. Land Revenue, 7, 
Petitions, 577-585. Sessions, 6. Supply, 191, 192. Turnpikes. 
44, ke. 


Corn, Grain, &amp;c.: Bills relative to: 


1. To repeal Acts 31, 33, 44 &amp; 45 Geo. III. for regulating the 
Importation and Exportation of Corn, Grain, Meal and Flour into 
and from Great Britain, and to make further provisions; Ordered, 
txxvi. 117. Presented; printed; 127. R. a. 502, 


Petitions against ; From, Bristol, 215.—Dundee, 246, p.— 
Glasgow, 233, p.—Leith, 225. Liverpool, 216, p. London Mer- 
chants, 246.—Manchester, 221, p.—Roxburgh, 246.—Stirling, 233, 


2. To amend the Laws relating to the Importation of Corn; 
Ordered, txxvi1. 260. Presented; printed; 266. Motion, That 
Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, withdrawn; Instruction for 
allowing the taking of Foreign Corn out of Warehouse; 314. 
R. A. 425. 


Petitions against ; From, Cornwall, Owners and Occupiers of 
Land, 305, p.—Rochford, Owners and Occupiers of Land, 319, p. 
—Scarsdale Hundred, 310, p. Stockton-upon-Tees, Corn Dealers, 
310, P. 


3. To confirm an Order in Council for allowing the Importa- 
tion of Foreign Oats; Ordered, rxxx11. 36. Presented; printed ; 
42, R.A. 114, 


4. Toamend the Laws relating to the Importation of Corn; 
Ordered, txxx1u1. 285. Presented; printed; 330. Petitions 
against, of Michael Gotobed, John Williams and Christopher 
Armstrong, Members of the Friendly Society of Carpenters, 378, p. 
Merchants, &amp;c. of Dundee, 385. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
505. R. A. 534. 


5. For prohibiting the Importation of Foreign Wheat into the 
Isle of Man, and for levying a Duty on Meal or Flour made of 
Foreign Wheat imported from the Isle of Man into the United 
Kingdom; Ordered, txxxu. 290. Presented; printed; 301. 
R. A. 344, 


6. To regulate the Importation of Corn into the Isle of Man; 
Ordered, xc. 305. Presented; printed; 363. Rr. a, 418. 


7. To permit Flour to be substituted for Foreign Wheat in 
Warehouse ; Ordered, txx1x. 293. Presented; printed; 315. As 
amended, printed, 424. Rr. a. 502. 


Petition in favour; From Beverley; xx. 


Petitions against ; From, Ardee; txx1x. 346. Ashford, 395. 
—Bosmere, 346. Bowker, Alexander, 437, p.—Cambridge, 
487. Canterbury, 395. Carlingford, 375. Carlow, 358. Clay- 





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(1820—1837.) 





Corn, Grain, &amp;c.: Bills relative to—continued. 


don, 346. Clogheen, 346. Clonmel, 319. Cosford, 353° 
Croydon, 446.—Dover, 395. Down, 375. Dungarvon, 375° 
Dundalk, 336, p.— Eltham, 446. Enniscorthy, 358.—Fareham, 
381. Feversham, 353, p.—Glasgow, 336.—Haddington, 346.— 
Ipswich, 446, p. Ireland, 346. 365, p.—Kilkenny, 358.—Lewes, 
358. Limerick, 313.—Morris, Thomas Brook, 437.—Portadown, 
336, p.—Stafford, 375.— Waterford, 319. Wexford, 375. 395. 
Wickham, 319. Woodbridge, 332.—Youghall, 319, p. 


8. To permit for a limited time the Entry for Home Consump- 
tion of Warehoused Corn and Wheaten Flour; Ordered, txxx. 371. 


Presented, 381. Printed, 387. Passed, 413. Not returned from 
the Lords. 


Petitions against ; Occupiers of Land in Lewes; ixxx. 407, P. 
Samuel Squire, 438. 


9. Bill to alter for a time to be limited the Duty on Wheat, 
the produce of the British Colonies; Ordered, txxx. 516. Pre- 
sented, 517. R. A. 586. 


10. To allow for a time to be limited the Entry of Warehoused 
Corn and Wheaten Flour for Home Consumption; Ordered, 
Lxxx. 516. Presented, 517. Rk. a. 586. 


11. To permit Foreign Corn Warchoused to be taken out for 
Home Consumption ; Ordered, rxxx1. 328. Presented; printed ; 
334. Petition of Occupiers of Land in Boston, against ; 337, p. 
Motion for reading the Order of the Day for Second Read- 
ing; Motion for the House to adjourn, negatived ; Order read; 
Motion, that the Bill be now read a Second Time; Motion for 
adjourning Debate, withdrawn ; 341. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 388. R. a. 391. 


12. To empower His Majesty to admit Foreign Corn for 
Home Consumption; Ordered, txxx1. 333. Presented; printed; 
334, R.A. 391. 


13. To permit for a time to be limited certain Corn Meal and 
Flour to be entered for Home Consumption; Ordered, uxxx11. 583. 
Presented ; printed; 583. Petition of James Surry, of Battersea, 
for the introduction of a Clause; 590, rp. Lords’ Amendment 
agreed to, 607. R. A. 609. 


14. To admit Foreign Corn to be ground in Mills under the 
lock of the Crown, and manufactured therein for Exportation 
only ; Ordered, xc. 368. Presented; printed; 369. Petitions 
in favour; From Belfast, 405.— Waterford, 410. Petition 
against; From the County of Cambridge, 528. Committee 
put off for Three Months, 522. 


15. For granting Duties of Customs on Corn; Ordered, txxx11. 
365. Presented; printed; 372. As amended, printed, 395. 
Petitions against ; Of Proprietors and Inhabitants of the Village 
of Auchterarder; ixxxu. 398. Owners and Occupiers of Lands, 
and others, in the Parishes of Fylingdales and adjoining Places, 
408, Pp. Petition in favour; Of Thomas Philp, of Cupar; 
LXXxxil. 413, Pp. Bill passed, 416. Not returned from the Lords. 


16. To make provision for ascertaining from time to time the 
Average Price of British Corn; Ordered, rxxx11. 474. Presented; 
printed ; 486. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 608. R. a. 609. 


Motions relative to: 
17. For leave to bring in a Bill to amend Acts 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. 
c. 87, and 3 Geo. IV. c. 60; Pr. Q® Neg.; txxvin. 74. 


18. That the Inspector-General of Corn Returns do make a 
Report relative to the Purchase of 5,000 Quarters of Oats, included 
in the Return of the Quarter ended August 1824, from Ipswich ; 
Withdrawn, txxx. 218. 


19. For adjourning Debate on Motion for the House to re- 
solve itself into a Committee to consider of the Corn Laws; With- 
drawn, Lxxx. 351. 


20. For reading a Second Time a Clause offered to be added 
on further considering the Report of the Corn Bill; Q" Neg.; 


Lxxx11. 400. 


21. For inserting certain words in a Resolution of the Com- 
mittee on the Corn Trade Acts ; Q® Neg. ; txxxiu. 285. 


22. That the present system of Corn Laws, founded upon a 
high and ever-varying scale of Duty, while it fails in conferring 
benefit on the Agricultural Interest, tends to cramp the Trade 
and to impair the general Prosperity of the Country, &amp;c. ; Amend- 
ment proposed, and withdrawn; Main Question again proposed ; 
Pr. Q® Neg.; uxxxvut. 407. 

23. That leave be given to bring in a Bill to amend the Corn 
Importation Act ; Q*® Neg.; txxxvit. 497. 

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Corn, Grain, &amp;c,: Motions relative to—coné‘, 


24. That the Laws which prohibit the Manufacture of 
Foreign Grain, Flour and Meal in Bond, for Exportation, are 
injurious to the interests of British Commerce and Navigation, and 
unjust in restraining the free Employment of Capital and Labour 
in the United Kingdom, &amp;c.; Amendment proposed ; Amendment 
and Motion withdrawn ; xc11. 200. 










25. For the House to resolve itself into a Committee for the 
purpose of considering the Laws which regulate the Importation of 
Foreign Grain, with a view to allow the Manufacture of the same 
in Bond for Exportation; Debate thereupon adjourned; xcu. 
200. Further adjourned, 250. Debate resumed; Question agreed 
to; Matter considered ; Proceedings in Committee; 326. 











26. For leave to bring in a Bill to permit the Manufacture of 
Foreign Bonded Grain, under the King’s Lock, for Exportation ; 
Superseded by adjournment; xcu1. 359. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1542-1663. 6750-6752. Addresses, 
334-338. 1384-1386. Agriculture, 2.° Committees, 159- 
172. 802, 803. 1339, 1340. 1361, 1437. Currency, 4. 
Petitions, 586-613. Reports. 












Corn Exchange, London :—see aariets, 17, 





Corn Rents :—Séee Tithes, 5. 


Cornwall, Duchy of: 


1. Motion, That leave be given to bring in a Bill to enable His 
Majesty to make Leases thereof; [The King’s Recommendation 
signified], and Bill ordered; rxxvu1. 408. Presented; printed ; 
409. As amended, printed, 414. R. a. 467. 








2. Billto amend above Act; Ordered, txx1x. 433. Presented, 
443. R.A. 502. 






3. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to enable His Majesty to 
make Leases, Copies and Grants of Offices, Lands and Heredita- 
ments, Parcel of the Duchy of Cornwall; [The King’s Consent 
signified]; Bill ordered; rxxxvi. 485. Presented; printed ; 486. 
Passed, 507. Not returned from the Lords. 

4. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to enable His Majesty to 
make Leases, Copies and Grants of Offices, Lands and Heredita- 
ments, Parcel of the Duchy of Cornwall, or annexed to the same; 
[The King’s Consent signified], and Bill ordered ; rxxxvi. 550. 
Presented ; printed; 558. rR. a. 712. 

See Committees, 173. 
















Coronation :—wnr. Speaker acquainted the House that 
His Majesty had been pleased to direct him to give notice to the 
House that he had appointed a Gallery in the Abbey for them at 
the solemnity of Their Majesties’ Coronation, on Thursday the 8th 
September 1831, but that He thought it not so convenient for the 
House tobear any part in the Proceeding ; Motion made and Ques- 
tion put, That a Committee be appointed to examine how the Mem- 
bers of the House may, with the most conveniency, see Their Majes- 
ties’ Coronation, and what orders be observed therein; it was re- 
solved in the affirmative ; Ordered, That a Committee be appointed 
to confer with His Majesty’s Surveyor-General, and to consider 
how this House shall be accommodated with necessary conveni- 
ences in going to and coming from Westminster Abbey, and while 
they are there, at the solemnity of Their Majesties’ Coronation, 
and what order shall be observed therein; Committee appointed ; 
To report to the House on or before a certain Day; Ordered, 
That the Serjeant-at-Arms do take into custody Persons, other 
than Members or Officers of the House, that shall presume to press 
or come into the Galleries in the Abbey Church at Westminster, 
appointed for this House to be in at the solemnity of Their 


































port of Resolutions, 807, p. And the time being arrived for the 
House to proceed to be present at the solemnity of Their Ma- 
jesties’ Coronation, Mr. Speaker, according to the Resolution of the 
House of the 1st September, left the Chair and seated himself on 
one of the Benches near the Bar, and the Clerk drew from a Glass 
the Names of the Counties of the United Kingdom, and the 
Members went forth in the order according to which their respec- 
tive Counties were drawn; and the Names of all the Counties 
being drawn, Mr. Speaker resumed the Chair, and the House 
adjourned ; Mr. Speaker and the House then went in Procession 
to Westminster Abbey, to a Gallery directly over the Altar, which 
had been provided for their accommodation ; Order of Proces- 
sion; Mr. Speaker sat in the centre of the Gallery, in a Chair 
prepared for him, with the Mace on a cushion before him, the 
Clerk on his right-hand and the Serjeant-at-Arms on his left 


Majesties’ Coronation; Lxxxvi. 792. Member added, 804. Re- | 











Coronation—continued. 


and the Clerks Assistant, Deputy Serjeant, Chaplain and Secre- 
tary in the seat immediately behind his Chair; Orders to the 
Serjeants, Messengers and Door-keepers; 832. See Accounts 
and Papers, 1664-1666. Addresses, 339. Committees, 1298. 
1362. Supply, 193, 194. 


Coroners :—Bills relating to : 


1. Toregulate the mode of electing County Coroners; Or- 
dered, txxxvu.115. Presented; printed; 157. Petitions against ; 
From Chester County; uxxxvu. 449. Northumberland, 464, 
William Whiston, 465. Somerset, 471. Dorset, 487. Thorne, 
533. Bill, as amended, printed, 321. Re-committed, 420. Re- 
ported; As amended, printed, 422. Further consideration of 
Report deferred, 486. Not proceeded in. 


2. To regulate the Office of and mode of electing County Coro- 
ners; Ordered, rxxx1x. 44. Presented; printed; 45. Petitions 
against ; From Brecknock, 350. Salford, 405. Worsley, 412, 
Petition in favour; From Inhabitants of Stow,341. Billcommitted 
toa Select Committee, 131. (See Committees, 804.) Reported; 
as amended, printed; 295. Re-committed to a Committee of the 
whole House, 381. Reported, 386. Passed by the Lords, with 
Amendments; Bill, as amended by the Lords, to be printed, 548, 
Day appointed for considering Amendments, 554. Amendments 
considered ; one Amendment disagreed to; Residue of Amendments 
agreed to; 571. Committee appointed to draw up Reasons to be 
offered to the Lords, 572. Reasons reported, and agreed to; Con- 
ference to be desired with the Lords; 573. (See Conferences, 6.) 
Conference held, and reported, 575. Lords desire a Conference 
upon the subject matter of the last Conference; House agrees to 
a Conference; 594. Conference held, and reported ; Motion, That 
this House doth not insist upon its disagreement to the said 
Amendment ; Amendment proposed, and withdrawn; Considera- 
tion of Report put off for Three Months; 595. 


3. To regulate the Office of and mode of electing County Coro- 
ners; Ordered, xc. 273. Presented; printed; 280. Petitions 
against ; From Members of the Medical Profession in Sunderland, 
425. President of the Medical and Surgical Society of New- 
castle-upon-Tyne, 464. Petition of Michael Cormack, for ex- 
tending the Bill to Ireland, 649. Bill further considered, but 
no Report made, 497. 


4. To provide for the Payment of the Expenses of holding 
Coroners’ Inquests; Ordered, xci. 314. Presented; printed ; 
314. As amended, printed, 453. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
645. R.A. 661. 


5. For regulating the Coroners of the County of Durham; 
Ordered, xcu. 499. Presented; printed; 500. R. a. 661. 

6. For repealing Act 50 Geo. III. c. 30, to regulate the Fees 
payable to Coroners in Ireland, and to make other Provisions ; 
Ordered, txxv. 221. Presented; printed; 222. Re-committed, 
293. R.a. 374. 

7. For the Regulation of their Office in Ireland; Ordered, 
Lxxvi. 197. Presented ; printed; 203. Petitions against; From 
Robert Barry, 362. Michael Cormack, 263. Michael Magee 
and Thomas Mathers, 401, p. Richard O’ Doherty, 350, rp. Pe- 
tition for Provision ; Of Richard Foot and others, 313. Bill, as 
amended, printed, 288. Re-committed, 382. Committee put off 
for Six Months, 413. 

8. To regulate the Qualification of Persons holding the Office 
of Coroner in Ireland ; Ordered, txxvu1. 338. Presented ; printed ; 
349. Petitions against ; Of John Sherin, 436. Eusebius M‘Gilli- 
cuddy and Coroners of the County of Galway, 447, Pp. R. A. 480. 

9. To amend the Laws relating to Coroners in Ireland; Or- 
dered, txxxiv. 301. Presented; printed; 309. Rr. a. 372. 


10. Motion, For leave to bring in a Bill to amend the Laws 
respecting Coroners in Ireland; Withdrawn; Lxxvu. 316. 
11. For leave to bring in a Bill to amend the Laws relating to 
Coroners ; Ques. Neg. ; Lxxvul. 329. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1667-1670. 6743-6756. Ad- 
dresses, 340, 341. Committees, 174. 804. Medical Wit- 
nesses. Petitions, 615, 616. 


Corporal Punishments :—see Accounts and Pa- 
pers, 1671, 1672. Addresses, 342, 343. Army, 6. Female Of- 
Senders. 


Corporate Funds :—séee Elections, 33. 
Corporate 








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= 


Corporate Property :—Bills relative to : 

1. To restrain the alienation of Corporate Property in Ireland ; 
Ordered, xct. 641. Presented; printed; 642. Petition of Wil- 
liam White against, 715. Bill, as amended, printed, 717. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 837. R. a. 842. 


2. To restrain the alienation of Corporate Property in certain 
Towns in Ireland ; Ordered, xc. 590, Presented, 592. n. a. 670. 


See Petitions, 619. 


Corporation and Test Acts: 


Bills relative thereto : 


1. For repealing so much of several Acts as imposes the 
necessity of receiving the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper as a 
Qualification for certain Offices and Employments; Ordered, 
LXxxu. 126. Presented; printed; 126. Instruction to Com- 
mittee on the Bill to make Provision for taking and subscribing a 
Declaration; Bill, as amended, printed; 182. Re-committed ; 
again printed; 196. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 284. Bill, as amended by the Lords, to be printed, 284. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 307. R. a. 333. 


Petitions against; From Bolton, Great and Little, Borough- 
reeves, &amp;c. Lxxxu. 204. Bolton-le-Moors, Magistrates and 
Clergy, 204.—Canterbury, Diocese Clergy, 204.— Exeter, Corpo- 
ration, 181, p.—Gloucester City, Dean and Clergy, 169, p. 
Gloucester Diocese, Archdeacon and Clergy, 181, p.—Leicester, 
Archdeacon and Clergy, 169, P. 


Petitions in favour; From Provost Magistrates and Town 
Council of Ayr, Lxxx11. 283. 


2. For the Relief of Persons elected to Municipal Offices, and 
entertaining conscientious objections to subscribe the Declaration 
provided and enjoined by an Act made in the ninth year of King 
George the Fourth, for repealing so much of several Acts as 
imposes the necessity for receiving the Sacrament of the Lord’s 
Supper as a Qualification for certain Offices and Employments ; 
Ordered, xc1. 187. Presented; printed; 206. Petition of the 
Council of the Borough of Leicester, in favour, 832. Bill passed, 
793. Not returned from the Lords. 


See Petitions, 623. 626. Tests, 1, &amp;c. 


Corporations, Municipal, (England and 
Wales) : Bills relative to: 


1. To enable the Election of Officers of Corporations and other 
Public Companies, now required to be held on the Lord’s Day, to 
be held on the Monday next ensuing; Ordered, txxxvi. 466. 
Presented ; printed; 467. Petition in favour from Kingston- 
upon-Hull, 486. r. a. 599. 


2. To provide for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations in 
England and Wales; Ordered, xc. 320. Presented; printed; 
320. Re-committed; as amended, printed; 440. Re-com- 
mitted; Instruction to make Provision for Payment of Bar- 
risters who may be employed to revise Lists of Burgesses; Bill, 
as amended, printed; 451. Again re-committed, 458. Passed 
by the Lords, with Amendments; Day appointed for consi- 
dering them; Bill, as amended by the Lords, to be printed ; 604. 
Lords’ Amendments considered, 612. Several of the Amend- 
ments and Clauses postponed ; others amended, and agreed to; 
others disagreed to; others agreed to; 624. Day appointed for 
taking Amendments into further consideration, 625. Further 
considered ; several Amendments agreed to; others amended, and 
agreed to; others disagreed to; others postponed; 626. Day 
appointed for taking the Amendments into further consideration, 
628. Further considered ; several Amendments agreed to; others 
amended, and agreed to; others disagreed to; 629. Committee 
appointed to draw up Reasons to be offered to the Lords at a Con- 
ference, 632. Conference held, and reported, 642. (See Con- 
ferences, 4.) Lords desire a Conference ; Conference held; Re- 
port, That the Lords do insist upon some of the Amendments, to 
which this House hath disagreed, for which they gave their Rea- 
Sons, and do not insist upon other of the said Amendments, to 
which this House hath disagreed, and do agree to some of the 
Amendments made by this House to the Amendments made by 
their Lordships, without any Amendment, and to other of the said 
Amendments, with certain Amendments; 650. Reasons and 
Amendments read a Second Time; Resolution, That this House 
doth not insist upon their disagreement to the Amendments 
msisted upon by the Lords, and doth not insist upon the Amend- 
ments made by the Commons to the Amendments made by the 
Lords, to which their Lordships have disagreed ; and agree to the 


GEN. INDEX. 


LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 








Corporations, Municipal, (England and 


Wales) : Bills relative to—continued. 


Amendments made by the Lords to the Amendments made by the 
Commons to the Amendments made by the Lords to the Bill; 
653. R. A. 657. 


Petitions in favour ;—From Alnwick, xc. 401. Ashton-under- 
Lyne, 390.—Barnstaple, 390. Bath, St. James, 369. Beverley, 
269. Birmingham, 376. Birmingham, P. M. James, High 
Bailiff and Chairman of a Meeting at, 582. Boston, 419. 600. 
Bridgwater, 394. Bridport, 412. Bristol, 451. Bury St. Ed- 
mund’s, Chairman of a Meeting at, 394. Charmouth, 401. Chi- 
chester, 406. Clifton Dartmouth Hardness, 433. Cohen, Douglas, 
M. D., 419. Colchester, 369. Coventry, 465.—Derby, 600. Don- 
caster, 369. Droitwich, 412. Dudley, 369. 547.—Evesham, 373. 
—Frome Selwood, 401.—Glasgow, Chairman of a Meeting of the 
Citizens of, 584. Gloucester, 433. 578.—Hereford, 424.—Ipswich, 
439. Kidderminster, 600.—Leicester, 373. Lincoln, 369. Lincoln, 
City Bail and Close of,547. Liverpool, 373. 547. Liverpool, Chair- 
man of a Meeting, 341. London, City of, 547. Llanfyllin, 381. 
Ludlow, 353. 600. Lyme Regis and Charmouth, 401.—Maryle- 
bone, St., 600. Montrose, 600.— Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 424. 
Newport, Isle of Wight, 401. Northampton, 341. 5684. Norwich, 
401. Norwich, Chairman of a Meeting of the Electors of, 424. 
—Oxford, 429.—Penzance, 412. Plymouth, 390. Plymouth, 
Mayor of, 373. Poole, 401. Preston, 369. 439.— Rathbone, 
William, 381. Reigate, 433. Rochdale, 376. Rust, Thomas, 
412.—Southmolton, 369. Southwold, 369. Spicer, David, 373. 
Stamford, 381. Stoke-upon-Trent, 445. Swansea, 439.—Tewkes- 
bury, 578. Tiverton, 433. Totness, 439. Truro, 578.—Walsall, 
373. Wareham, 589. Wigan,589. Wisbech, Burgesses of, 390. 
Wisbech, Burgesses and Inhabitants of, 390. Worcester, 341.— 
Yarmouth, Great, 376. Yarmouth, Great, Members of the Self- 
elected Corporation of, 401. Yeovil, 445. York, 369. 


Petitions against ; From Alnwick, Freemen of, xc. 40. Arundel, 
376.— Bedford, 419. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 469. Beverley, 369. 
445. Boston, 433. Bridgnorth, 455. Bridgwater, 369. Bridgwater. 
Rate Payers, 401. Bristol Chamber of Commerce, President of, 
401. Bristol, Corporation of, 469.—Canterbury, Freemen and 
Electors of, 412. Clifton, 424. Clifton Dartmouth Hardness, 
Corporation of, 369. Clifton Dartmouth Hardness, Merchants of, 
369. Cook, William, 424. Coventry, 369. Coventry, Corpora- 
tion of, 469.—Doncaster, Mayor, &amp;c. of, 419. Doncaster, Free 
Burgesses of, 419. Durham and Framwellgate, 369. Durham, 

' 433.—Evesham, 390. 419. Exeter, 455.—Faversham, 445. Fram- 
wellgate, 369.— Gloucester, 433. 455. Godmanchester, 455. 
Grantham, 376. 390. 394.—Hereford, 424. Heworth, 433.— 
Kingston-upon-Hull, 394.—Lancaster, Mayor, &amp;c. of, 412. Lin- 
coln, 465. Lincoln, Freemen of, 469. Liverpool, 445. Liver- 
pool, Mayor and Aldermen of, 881. Liverpool, Sons of Freemen, 
Apprentices, &amp;c. of, 381. Llanelly, 455. Llandovery, 465.— 
Maldon, Freemen of, 465. Marygate, 424. Melcombe Regis, 
369. Minster Yard with Bedern (York), 451. Moore, Glover, 
424.—-Newark-upon-Trent, 367. Newcastle-under-Lyme, 394. 
Newcastle-upon Tyne, 369. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Mayor of, 
401. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, House Carpenters of, 376. New- 
castle-upon-Tyne, Stewards of the Coopers’ Company, 401. New- 
castle-upon-Tyne, Cordwainers of, 376. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
Stewards of Incorporated Companies in, 401. Newcastle-upon- 


Tyne, Smiths’ Company, 401. Northampton, 390. Norwich, 
Citizens, &amp;c. of, 469. Norwich, Mayor, &amp;e. of, 469. Notting- 


ham, 381. 455.—Plymouth, Company of Proprietors for embank- 
ing part of the Lairy, 424.—Rochester, 381.—Sandwich, Mayor, 
Jurats and Commonalty of the Town and Port of, 401. 
bury, 455. Southwold, 469. Sutton Coldfield, 429.—Tamworth, 
429. Tiverton, 394. Tenby, 445.—Wells, 455. Weymouth and 
Melcombe Regis, 369. 465. Winchester, 424. 129. Witham, 
465. Worcester, Freemen and Apprentices of, 412.—Yarmouth, 
Great, 367. Yarmouth, Great, Coalmeters of, 369. Yarmouth, 
Great, Mayor, Aldermen, &amp;c., 401. York, 369. York and Ainsty 
of York, 445. York, Liberty of St. Peter, 451. 


Petitions to pass the Bill unmutilated in any of its essential Pro- 
visions; From, Abingdon, xc. 611. Andrew’s, St., Seven Incor- 


Shrews- 


porated Trades of, 611. Annan, 610. Auchinleck, 610. Ayles- 
bury, 610.—Barnstaple, 610. Barnard Castle, 610. Bath, 
610.626. Bathgate,610. Beith,610. Beverley,611. Berwick- 


upon-Tweed, 611. Birkenhead, 611. Birmingham Political 
Union, 650.  Bishopgate, Ward of, 610. Blackburn, 610. 
Bolton, 610. Bradford, 610. Brampton, 610. Bridgtown, 610. 
Bridgwater, 610. Bristol, 611. Broad-street Ward, 610. Bury, 
610. Bury, St. Edmund’s, 610.— Carlisle, 610. Charmouth, 
610. Chatham, 610. Chelsea, 610. Chesterfield, 610. Chi- 
chester, 610. Clifton Dartmouth Hardness, 610. Colnbrook, 610. 


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Corporations, Municipal, (England and 


Wales) : Bills relative to—continued. 
Petitions to pass the Bill unmutilated, §c.—continued. 
Congleton, xc. 610. Coram-street, Little, 610. Coventry, 610. 


Cumnock,610.—Devonport,610. Dover,650. Dublin, St. Thomas, 
650. Dumfries, 611. Dunfermline, 650. Dunse, Chairman of a 


Meeting at, 635. Dunstable, 626.—Edinburgh, 611. Elgin, 
645. Enniscorthy, 610.—Frome Selwood, 610. Fullarton, 645. 
—Gallashiels, 610. Gateshead, 626. Gorbals, 628. Greenock, 


610. Guisborough, 611.—Halfway, 645. Hastings, 611. 
Havering-atte-Bower, 610. Hawick, 610, 611. Holborn, St. 
Andrew’s, 610.—Inverness, 628. Irvine, Fullarton, and Halfway, 
645.—Jedburgh, 610. Kilwinning, 610. King’s Lynn, 611. 
Kingston-upon-Hull, 610.— Leicester, 626. Lichfield, 610. 
Liskeard, 610. Llanelly, 611. Loughborough, 610. Louth, 611. 
Ludlow, 610. Lyme Regis, and Charmouth, 610. Lymington, 
628.— Macclesfield, 610. Maldon, 610. Marsden, 610. Martin, 
St., in the Fields, 610. Matthew’s, St., Bethnal Green, 626. 
Middlesex, St. Luke’s, 610.—Nairn, 610. Newark-upon-Trent, 
645. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 610. Newport, Isle of Wight, 610. 
Nuneaton, 610.—Oxford, 610.—Paisley, 610. Paul’s, St., Covent 
Garden, 610. Plymouth, 611. Portsoken, Ward of, 628. 
Preston, 611.—Rochester, Chatham and Stroud, 610.—Salford, 
610. Saltcoats,610. Scarborough, 611. Selkirk, 610. Shrews- 
bury, 611. Stockport, Meeting at, 635. 645. Strood, 610, 611.— 
Tadcaster, 610. Taunton, 611. Templeshannon, 610. Totness, 
610. Tower Hamlets, 628. Tranmere, 611. Trowbridge, 610. 
—Walsall, 611. Wellingborough, 610. Westminster, Chairman 
of a Meeting of Rate Payers of St. Anne, 610. Westminster, 
Chairman of a Meeting of Householders of St. James’s, 610. 
Westminster, Chairman of a Meeting of Inhabitants of St. Mar- 
garet’s and St. John the Evangelist, 610. Whitburn, 650. Win- 
laton, 626. Wisbech, 611. Wolverhampton, 626. Worcester, 
611.—Yarmouth, Great, 611. Yeovil, 610. York, Chairman of 
a Meeting in the West Riding, 628. 


Petitions respecting the Details of the Bill; From Hartlepool, 
xc. 367. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 373. Plymouth, 424, Bland- 
ford Forum, 424. Neithrop, Calthorpe and other Places; Bran- 
ston, Waddington and other Places; 611. 


Petition in favour of the Amendments made by the Lords ; 
From Free Burgesses of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; xc. 611. 


Petition in favour of the Amendments made by the Lords 
respecting Church Patronage; From Electors of Liverpool; 
xc. 661. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Canterbury for the Introduction of 
Clauses to render void all Contracts for leasing Lands entered into 
in contravention of the Bill, and making it obligatory on Corpora- 
tions to let Corporate Estates by Competition, xc. 439. 


Petition of Richard Taylor, That Corporations may be left in 
possession of their Ecclesiastical Patronage; xc. 642. 


3. To explain and amend Act 5 &amp; 6 Will. IV. c. 76, to provide 
for the regulation of Municipal Corporations in England and 
Wales; Ordered, xc1. 14. Presented ; printed; 26. As amended, 
printed, 110. Re-committed, 160. Passed by the Lords 
with Amendments, 500. Day appointed for considering them ; 
Amendments to be printed ; 523. Consideration of Amendments 
deferred, 552. 570. 580. 587. 599. 613. 619. Considered, 624. 
Several agreed to; others amended, and agreed to; others dis- 
agreed to; Day appointed for taking Amendments into further 
consideration ; 629. Consideration of Amendments deferred, 634. 
Amendments further considered ; the last Amendment amended, 
and agreed to ; Committee appointed to draw up Reasons to be 
offered to the Lords at a Conference ; Conference held and 
reported; 653. (See Conferences,4.) Lords desire a Conference; 
Conference held ; Report, That the Lords insist upon some of the 
Amendments to which this House hath disagreed, for which they 
gave their Reasons ; do not insist upon other of the said Amend- 
ments to which this House hath disagreed ; and do agree to some 
of the Amendments made by this House to the Amendments made 
by their Lordships, without any Amendment, and to other of the 
said Amendments, with certain Amendments, to which they desire 
the concurrence of this House; 681. Day appointed for consider- 
ing the said Reasons and Amendments; To be printed; 682. 
Consideration deferred, 712. 755.760. Reasons and Amendments 
considered ; several Amendments agreed to ; House insist upon 
their disagreement to other of the Amendments; Free Conference, 
to be desired with the Lords; 771. (See Conferences, 4.) Held, 
and reported; 783. Lords desire a Free Conference; Free Con- 


ference held; Report, That the Lords adhere to their Amendments; 
Consideration of Lords’ Reasons and Amendments put off for 
Three Months; 787. 





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Corporations, Municipal, (England and 


Wales) : Bills relative to—continued. 


Petition against ; From the Corporation of Grantham, xcr, 621, 


Petition from Coventry, praying that the Clause confining the 
Municipal Boundaries of Boroughs to the Limits of the Parlia- 
mentary Borough, may remain part of the Bill; xcr. 196. 


Petition of the Corporation of Cambridge, That no Clause be 
inserted in the Bill, declaring the Vice-Chancellor for the time 
being of the University of Cambridge a Justice of the Peace for 
the Borough; xcr. 642. 

Petition of James George Fowler and others, of New Windsor, 
for the introduction of Clauses, declaring the Rights and Liabilities 
of Parishes, partly situate within and partly without any City, 
Town or Borough, subject to the Provisions of the Municipal 
Corporations Act; xct. 643. 

Petition of William Downes, Town Clerk of Ludlow, against 
tle Amendment made by the Lords, whereby it is proposed to con- 
tinue Ex-corporators another Year as Trustees of the Municipal 
Charity Estates; xc1. 771. 


4. To amend Act 5 &amp; 6 Will. IV. c.76, to provide for the 
Regulation of Municipal Corporations in England and Wales; 
Ordered, xc. 19. Presented; printed; 20. Bill passed by the 
Lords, with Amendments, 424. Bill, as amended by the Lords, 
to be printed, 424. Consideration of Amendments deferred, 451. 
454. Amendments considered, 454. Several agreed to; others 
amended and agreed to; others disagreed to; Committee appointed 
to draw up Reasons to be offered to the Lords at a Conference; 
458. Conference held, and reported, 466. (See Conferences, 4.) 
Lords desire a Conference, 509. Conference held; Report, That 
the Lords do insist upon some of the Amendments to which this 
House hath disagreed, for which they gave their Reasons; do 
agree to some of the Amendments made by this House to the 
Amendments made by their Lordships, without Amendment; and 
to one of the said Amendments, with an Amendment; Day ap- 
pointed for considering the said Reasons and Amendments; to 
be printed; 512. Consideration of Lords’ Reasons, and Amend- 
ment, deferred, 550. Considered; Resolution, That the House 
doth agree to the Amendment proposed by the Lords to the 
Amendment proposed by the Commons, in Pr. 9, 1. 12, but pro- 
pose, in consequence thereof, to amend the Amendment proposed 
by the Commons; and that the House do not insist on their dis- 
agreement to certain other Amendments made by the Lords; 
Conference to be desired with the Lords; 585. Held and re- 
ported, 589. (See Conferences, 4.) Lords desire a Conference; 
Held; Report, That the Lords disagree to the said Amendment, 
for which they gave their Reason; Day appointed for considering 
the said Reason and Amendment; to be printed; 646. Consi- 
deration deferred, 651. Reason and Amendment considered, and 
Resolution, That the House do not insist upon the Amendment 
proposed by them to the Amendment made by the Lords in Pr. 9, 
1,12, 668. Rr. a. 670. 

Petition in favour; From Sunderland, xc. 49. 

Petitions for Alteration; From Agar, Francis, and James 
George Towler; xcu. 49. Barnes, Philip Abraham, 208. Gribble, 
John, 49. Morpeth, Free Brothers of, 137. Porter, Charles, 40. 


5. To provide for certain cases in which Elections have not 
been duly made according to the Provisions of the Act to provide 
for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations in England and 
Wales; Ordered, xc1. 774. Presented; printed; 774. Passed, 
816. Not returned from the Lords. 


6. To provide for the levying of Watch Rates, and for regu- 
lating the Appointment of Inspectors of Weights and Measures in 
Boroughs and Towns having Municipal Corporations, in England 
and Wales; Ordered, xc11. 406. Presented; printed ; 413. Bill, 
as amended, to be prinied, 574. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
667. R.A: 670. 


7. For the Relief of Persons elected to Municipal Offices under 
Act 5 &amp; 6 Will. IV. c. 76, and entertaining conscientious Objections 
to subscribe the Declaration therein mentioned ; Ordered, xctt. 51. 
Not presented. 


8. Motions, For bringing in a Bill to regulate and define the 
Fees payable upon Admission by Persons entitled to their Freedom 
in Municipal Corporations, by Birth, Servitude or Marriage; 
Withdrawn, ixxxvitt. 42. 

9. For bringing in a Bill to regulate the Election of Magis- 
trates in Corporate Towns and Cities ; Withdrawn, Lxxxvill. 622. 

See Accounts and Papers, 6762. Boroughs, 4,5. Companies. 
Freemen. Petitions. 


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Corporations, Municipal, (Scotland): 


Bills relative to : 

1. For the better Regulation of Municipal Corporations in 
Scotland; Ordered, xc1. 374. Presented; printed; 384. As 
amended, printed, 543. Re-committed, 661. As amended, 
printed, 662. Further consideration of Report put off for Three 
Months, 712. 

Petitions against ; From Aberdeen, Corporation of Trades, xc1. 

643. Aberdeen, Old, and other Places, 481. 643. Anderston, 589. 
Ayr, 658.—Burntisland, 755.—Canongate, 566. Cromarty, 681. 
Cupar, Bakers of, 543.—Dingwall, 681. Dornoch, 681.—Edin- 
burgh, Tailors of, 622. Edinburgh, Governors of the Maiden Hos- 
pital and of George Watson’s Hospital, 622. Edinburgh, Deacon 
and Clerk of the Incorporation of Bakers of Canongate, 615. Edin- 
burgh, St. Cuthbert’s, 533. Edinburgh, Convenery of the Incor- 
porated Trades, 589. Edinburgh, Incorporation of Bakers, 517. 
Edinburgh, Heritors and Rate Payers of the Eight Southern Dis- 
tricts of, 533. Edinburgh, Cordiners of, 63. Edinburgh, Incor- 
poration of Hammermen, 643.—Falkirk, 543. Forbes, Sir John 
Stuart, Bart., 441.—Galston, 615. Glasgow, Provost, Magis- 
trates and Councillors of the Burgh of Calton of, 755. Glasgow, 
Heritors, &amp;c. of the Burgh of Calton and Village of Mile End, 
755. Glasgow, Faculty of the College of, 481. Glasgow, Incor- 
poration of Hammermen of, 755. Glasgow, Deacon and Collector 
of the Incorporation of Dyers, 755. Glasgow, Incorporation of 
Masons in, 517. Glasgow, Owners of Heritable Property within 
the Parliamentary Limits of, 755. Glasgow, Deacon of the In- 
corporation of Cordiners in, 517. Glasgow, Visitor of the Incor- 
poration of Maltmen in, 755. Glasgow, Board of Commissioners 
of Police, 615. Glasgow Merchants, House of, 615. Glasgow 
Commissioners of Police of the District of Calton and Mile End 
of Glasgow, 755. Glasgow, Deacon, Convenor, Collector and 
Members of the Trades House of Glasgow, 755. Gorbals, Preses 
of a Meeting of Heritors and Kirk Session of, 517. Greenholm, 
615.—Inverary, 543. Inverary, Provost of, 658. Inverury, 615. 
Irvine, 566.— Kilmarnock, Inhabitants of, 533. Kilmarnock, 
Provost, Magistrates and Town Councillors of, 533. Kinnoul and 
Scone, 552. Kirkwall, 681.—Leith, Commissioners of Police of, 
517. Leith, Heritors of, 589. Leith, Merchant Company, 607. 
Leith, Maltmen of, 622. Lochee, 566.—Maiden Hospital, Edin- 
burgh, Governors of, and certain of their Feuars in Peterhead, 
622. Maiden Hospital, Preses of the Governors of, and Trustees 
of the Harbours of Peterhead, 622. Masson, John, 755. Mon- 
trose, 704. Morton, Adam, 615.— Newmilns Burgh, Senior 
Magistrate of, 615. Newmilns and Greenholm, 615. Newton- 
upon-Ayr, 770.—Ogilvy, John, 704.— Peterhead, Inhabitants 
of, 633.—Renfrew, 633.—Scone, 552. Shaws Water Joint Stock 
Company, Chairman and Clerk of, 589. Skene, James, 643. 
Stirling, Members of the Seven Incorporated Trades of, 638.— 
Tain, 681. 

Petitions in favour ; From Anderston; xc1. 589.—Calton and 
Mile End, 543. Castle Douglas, 583. Cupar, 577.— Davidson, 
William, 543. Dumbarton, Provost, Magistrates and Town 
Council of, 684. Dumbarton, Deacon of the Incorporation of 
Hammermen, 651. Dumbarton, Dean of the Merchant Guildry 
of, 606. Dunbar, 543. Duncan, 543.—Forfar, 474.—Glasgow, 
Lord Provost, Magistrates and Council of, 516. Glasgow, Bakers 
in, 516. Glasgow, Fleshers in, 516. Glasgow, Citizens of, 755. 
Glasgow Political Union, Members of, 589.—Haddington, Bakers 
of, 543.—Kilmarnock, 533.—Lanark, 583. Leith, Provost, Ma- 
gistrates and Council of, 589. Leith, Magistrates and Masters of 
the Four Incorporations of, 588. Leith, Heritors, Elders and 
Rate-Payers of, 588. Leith, Chairman of a Meeting of the Work- 
ing Classes in, 543. Linlithgow, Deacon of the Incorporation of 
Bakers, 543.—Mile End, 543.—Peterhead, 615.—Renfrew, 533. 

Petition of George Pollok for Compensation; xc1. 755. 

Petition of Inhabitants of Hamilton, for a Bill whereby the 
Qualification for electing Town Councils in Scotland shall be 
extended to all Householders within their respective jurisdictions, 
xcl. 421. 


2. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for the better Regu- 
lation of Municipal Corporations in Scotland; Debate thereupon 
adjourned; xcu1. 169. Debate further adjourned, 174. Debate 
resumed; Bill ordered; 179. Presented; printed; 179. As 
amended, printed, 377. Further consideration of Report put off 
for Three Months, 498. ° 

Petitions against ; From Aberdeen, Dean of Guild; xc1. 381. 
Dumfries, Freemen of the Seven Incorporated Trades, 428. 
Dumfries, Magistrates and Town Council, 428. Dunbar, 487. 
Dunbar, Provost, Magistrates and Town Council of, 330. Dun- 
dee, Deacon of the Baker Incorporation, 371. Dundee, Nine 
Incorporated Trades, 484.—Edinburgh, Convenery of the Four- 
teen Incorporated Trades of, 320. Edinburgh, Incorporation of 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Corporations, Municipal, (Scotland) : 


Motion relative to—continued. 


Petitions against—continued. 


Hammermen, xcu. 300. Edinburgh, St. Cuthbert’s, 300. Edin- 


burgh, Southern Districts of, 300.—Falkirk, 384.—Glasgow (Cor- 


diners), 395. Glasgow, Incorporation of Masons of, 262. Glasgow, 
Incorporation of Wrights, 487. Glasgow, Merchants’ House of, 
330. Glasgow, Skinners, 395. Gorbals, 384.—Irvine, 504.— 
Jedburgh, 464. Kilmarnock Commissioners of Police, 399. 
Kilmarnock (Provost), 381. Kirkcudbright, 428.—Lanark, 405. 
Lauder, 371. Leith, 464.—Musselburgh, 384.—Paisley, Preses 
of a Meeting of the Commissioners of Supply, 371.—Roxburgh, 
546.—-Sanquhar, 428. Scotland, General Convention of the 
Royal Burghs of, (Two Petitions), 300. 

Petitions in favour; From Aberbrothwick; xcir. 568. Aber- 
deen, 300. Aberdeen, Old, (Provost), 300. Annan, 580.— 
Banff, 439. Brechin, 568.— Dumbarton, 580.—Edinburgh (Town 
Council), 300.—Falkland, 320.—Glasgow (Bakers), 362. Glas- 
gow (Fleshers), 362.— Haddington (Provost), 300.— Inverness, 
439.—Kilmarnock, 464.—Lauder, 464. Linlithgow, 384.—Mon- 
trose, 568.—Stirling, 501. 

Petitions for Compensation; From Guthrie, John, Officer to 
the Convention of Royal Burghs ; xcu. 320. Irving, John, Agent 
for the Royal Burghs of Scotland, 273. 

See Accounts and Papers, 1675-1693. 6655. 6758-6762. 
Addresses, 344. 354.1387. Burgh Magistrates. Burghs, 
Royal (Scotland), 6, &amp;c. Committees, 175-177. 805. 
Petitions, 621. Supply, 195, 196. 


Corporations, Municipal, (Ireland) : 


Bills relative to: 

1. To restore the Rights and Privileges of Corporations in 
Ireland ; Ordered, txxvut. 451. Presented; printed; 468. Not 
proceeded in. Another Bill ordered ; rxx1x. 465. Presented, 
465. Printed, 520. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 
529. 


2. To provide for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations 
and Borough Towns in Ireland; Ordered, xc. 504. Presented ; 
printed; 504. Motion, That the Bill be now read a Second 
Time; Debate thereupon adjourned; 529. Resumed; Bill com- 
committed; 538. Re-committed; passed; 557. Not returned 
Srom the Lords. 

Petitions against; From Corporation of Smiths or Guild of 
St. Loy, Dublin; xc. 508. Corporation of Carpenters, &amp;c. of 
Dublin, 537. Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Commons and Citizens of 
Dublin, 557. Corporation of Shoemakers, Dublin, 569. 

Petitions in favour ; From Members of the National Trades 
Political Union of the City of Dublin, 569. Drogheda, 645. 

Petition of the Mayor, Sheriffs and Members of the Common 
Council of the City of Cork for time to enable the Petitioners to 
examine its Provisions, and to present to the House their Obser- 
vations on objectionable Portions thereof, 548. 





3. For the Regulation of Municipal Corporations and Borough 
Towns in Ireland; Ordered, xc1. 42. Presented; printed; 42. 
Order for Committee read ; Motion, That it be an Instruction to 
the Committee, that they have power to make provision for the 
abolition of such Corporations, and for such arrangements as may 
be necessary, on their abolition, for securing the efficient and 
impartial Administration of Justice, and the peace and good 
government of Cities and Towns in Ireland; Debate thereupon 
adjourned; 120. Debate resumed; Question negatived; 124. 
Instruction to make provision for payment of Barristers who may 
be employed to revise Lists of Burgesses, 194. Passed by the 
Lords, with Amendments, 392. Day appointed for considering 
them; Bill, as amended by the Lords, to be printed ; 393. Con- 
sideration of Amendments deferred, 422. Amendments considered, 
448. Several Amendments postponed ; Motion to disagree with 
the Lords in one of the Amendments ; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 
463. Debate resumed ; Question agreed to; 467. Further con- 
sideration of Amendments deferred, 467. Amendments further 
considered ; several Amendments agreed to, with Amendments ; 
others without Amendment, and others disagreed to; 469. House 
informed by a Member (who voted with the Majority upon the 
Question (10 June) to disagree with the Lords in one of the 
Amendments) that he was not in the House when the Question 
was put ; Vote disallowed; 475. Amendments further considered ; 
several agreed to; others amended and agreed to; others disagreed 
to; Committee appointed to draw up Reasons to be offered to the 
Lords at a Conference; 476. 488. Conference held and reported, 
499. (See Conferences, 5.) Lords request a Conference, 590. 
Conference held; Report, That the Lords do insist upon some of 
the Amendments to which this House hath disagreed, for which 

they 
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CORPORATION S—continued. 











Corporations, Municipal, (Ireland) : 


Bills relative to—continued. 

they gave their Reasons; and do not insist upon other of the said 
Amendments to which this House hath disagreed ; and do agree 
to some of the Amendments made by this House to the Amend- 
ments made by their Lordships, without any Amendment, and to 
other of the said Amendments with certain Amendments, to which 
they desire the concurrence of this House; and do disagree to 
other of the said Amendments; 591. Consideration of Reasons 
put off for Three Months, 598. 

Petitions in favour; From, Armagh; xcr.119. Ayr, Burgh 
of, 123.—Bangor (Down), 94. Belfast, 119.—Chichester, 155. 
Coleraine, 94. Cork City, 94. Cork, St. Mary, Shandon, 94.— 
Drogheda, 141. Dublin, Citizens of, 94. Dublin, James, St., 
94. Dublin, Members of the National Trades Political Union, 
141. Dublin, St. Nicholas Without, St. Peter and St. Luke, 141. 
Dublin, St. Paul, 311. Dumfries, 141. Dundalk, 94.—Edin- 
burgh, 141. Enniscorthy and Templeshannon, 94.—Glasgow, 
219. Greenock, 123.—Innerkip and Wemyss Bay, 119. Lei- 
cester, 141. Leith, 226. Liverpool, Chairman of a Meeting of 
Inhabitants of, 352. Londonderry, 119.—Maybole, 145.—Navan, 
123. Newry, 94. Nottingham, Corporation of, 191. Nottingham, 
Inhabitants of, 191.—Perth, Burgh of, 266.— Ross, New, 94. 
—Sanquhar, 191. Swords, 199.—Temple Shannon, 94.—Wemyss 
Bay, 119.—Yarmouth, Great, 226. 


Petitions against; From, Armagh; xct. 141. Athlone, 119. 
—Belfast, 94.—Canterbury, 119. Cork Waterworks, Proprietors 
of, 155.—Drogheda, 219. Dublin, Corporation of, 141. Dublin, 
Corporation of Tailors of, 228.— Newenham, William Henry 
Worth, 124. Newry, 119.—Youghall, 94. 

Petitions respecting the Details of the Bill; From, Cork, Holy 
Trinity ; xcr. 191.— Dublin, Members of the National Trades 
Political Union, 141.—Kilkenny, 311.—Limerick, 228.—Mallow, 
141.—Shehan, Thomas, 155. 

Petitions for Compensation ; From, Bentley, William Frederick, 
xc1. 155.—Cork, Aldermen of, 155.— Dublin Corporations, Beadles 
of, 141. Dublin, Clerks of Guilds in the Corporation of, 228. 
Dublin, Junior Aldermen of, 228. Dublin, Officers serving under 
the Corporation of, 228, Dublin, Crier of the Sessions Court of, 
325. Dublin, Recorder and Clerk of the Guild of Smiths, 607. 
Dublin, Turncocks of the Pipe Water Corporation, 228.—Lambert, 
William Jordan, 607.—Ryan, John, 325. 

Petition of Holders of Debentures, commonly called Pipe-water 
Debentures, issued by the Corporation of the City of Dublin, 
praying that a Clause may be inserted in the Bill, declaring the 
said Debentures valid and effectual Securities; xc1. 199. 


Petitions praying the House to adhere to the Provisions of the 
Bill as originally passed by them ;—From, Abbeylary ; xc1. 436. 
Abbeyleix and Ballyroan, 421. Abbey Mahon and Donoughmore, 
445. Abdie, 470. Aberbrothock, 445. Aberdeen, 470. Abington, 
445. Aghadoe, 425. Ahaderg, 436. Andrew’s, St., 465. Anna- 
duff, 476. Annan, 445. Anstruther Easter, Chief Magistrate of, 
474. Ardagh, 445. Ardagh and Lough Bracken, 436. Ardcanny, 
445. Ardnorchar, 445. Ardrossan, 440. Arklow, Union of, 409, 
Askeatar, 445. Athea, 445. Athlone, 421, 
Auchtermuchty, 445. Aughavoe, 445. Aughnamullen, 732. 
Aughnamullen, West, 445. Ayr, 470. 506. Ayrshire, 615.— 
Bakers of the Western District of London, Chairman of a Meet- 
ing of, 445. Bakewell, 832. Ballinacourty, 445. Ballinakill, 
445. Ballinascreen, 588. Ballindine, 479. Ballingaddy, 445. 
Ballingarry, 445. Balliane, 517. Ballyadam, 638. Ballybay 
and Tullycorbet, 436. Ballybricken, 445. Ballycahane, 445. 
Ballygarvon, 409. Ballyhuskard, 644. Ballylongford, 421. 
Ballymacue and Drumloman, 436. Ballymacoda, 445. Bally- 
mena, 436. Ballymore, 421. Ballylaneen, 421. Ballyporeen, 
445. Ballyraggett, 445. Ballyroan, 421. Ballson, 474. Bal- 
lon, 476. Banbury, 425. Bandon, 445. Banff, 445. 684. 
Bangor (Down), 436. Bannockburn, Political Union of, 436. 
Barindarig and Kilbride, 409. Banogue, 445. Bantry, 566. 
Barnacoola, 704. Barnsley, Chairman of the Radical Associa- 
tion of, 445. Bath, 445. Becan, 425. Beith, 440. Belfast, 
436. Bennekerry, 440. Berwick-on-Tweed, 445. Berwick, 
North, 576. Birmingham, 517. Birr, 436. Blackburn, 425. 
Bohillane and Ladysbridge, 445. Bolton, 425. Boicetown, 547. 
Borrisoleigh, 445. Boston, 465. Brecon, 436. Brentford, 445. 
Bridgwater, 607. Bristol, 445. Bruree, 445. Bungay, 445. 
Bury St. Edmund’s, 402. Bury, 436.—Cahir, 445. Cahirciveen, 
445. Caherlog, 409. Canterbury,445. Cappagh, 445. Cappo- 
quin, 421. Carlingford, 445. Carlisle, 409. Carlow, 445. Car- 
marthen, 445. Carrageen, 445. Carrickbeg, 445. Carrick-on- 
Suir, 445. Carrickmacross, 445. Carrigtowhill, 409. Castlebar, 
445. Castledermot, 465. Castledouglas, 436. Castlepollard, 


Armagh, 416. 


421. Castletarahan,588. Castletournarra, 441. Castletown, 441. 











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Corporations, Municipal, (Ireland) : 


Bills relative to—continued. 


Petitions to adhere, &amp;c.—continued. 


Ceres, xc1.445. Chapel Russell, 445. Charleville, 566. Char. 
mouth, 416. Chatham, 409. Churchtown, 421. Clara, 445. Clash- 
more, 445. Clifton Dartmouth Hardness, 409. Clogheen, 445, 
Clogher, 440. Clomant, 445. Clonakilty, 445. Clonard, 42), 
Clonbrony, 445. Cloncha, 445. Cloncurry, 421. Cloneen, 445, 
Clonmany, 445. Clonmeen, 409. Clonmel, 416. Clonogh and 
Cooleapa, 445. Clontibril, 440. Clouneath, 445. Cloyne, 42), 
Colchester, 498. Coleraine, 465. Colmanswell, 445. Columb- 
Kill, St., 445. Cookstown, 436. Coolcapa, 445. Corelstown, 
421. Corhaand Durrow, 445. Cork, 431. Cove, 409. Creagh 
and Tullow, 445. Cricklade, 421. Crogh, 445. Croom and 
Banouge, 445. Cummer, 440. Cupar, 431.—Davidstown, 615, 
Deal, 517. Derby, Corporation of, 436. Derby, Inhabitants of, 
436. Devonport, 689. Dewsbury, 445. Dingle, 421. Don- 
caster, 445. Donemagin and Kilmaganny, 445. Donnegor, 409, 
Dover, 445. Downpatrick, 445. Drom and Inch, 445. Dro- 
more,615. Drumceallogher, 445. Drumcondra, 436. Drumcree, 
436. Dublin, 445. Dublin, Members of the National Trades 
Political Union, 473. Dublin, St. James, 607. Dulane, 546, 
Dumbarton, 566. Dumfermline, 465. Dumfries, 440. Dunbar, 
470. Duncormack, Killag, and other places, 440. Dundalk, 431. 
Dunsany, 547. Durham, 421. Durrow,445. Dysart, Chairman 
of a Meeting of inhabitants, 445. Dysert, 445. Dysertegney, 
473.—Edermine and Oil Gate, 465. Edinburgh, 409. Eirke, 
445. Ematris, 445. Ennis, 445. Enniscorthy, 440.— Fahans 
and Dysertegney, 473. Falkland,473. Falmouth, 476. Fenton, 
576. Fenwick, 622. Fermoy, 409. Fertagh, 445. Fethard 
and Killusty, 445. Fintona, 498. Flint, 431. Foirin, 421. 
Forgney, 445. Forfar, 473. Foughilstown, 421. Four-mile 
Water, 421. Freshford, 445. Frome Selwood, 517.—Gainsburgh, 
445. Galway Town, 465. Gammansfield, 445. Gateshead, 436. 
Gerthletragh, 498. Gladgoole, 445. Glasgow, 445. Glasgow 
Political Union Office-bearers and Members, 588. Glin, 566. 
Glinbrohane, 445. Gloucester, 445. Golden, 445. Gorey, 445. 
Gormanstown, 445. Graig, 445. Granard, 445. Gravesend, 
436. Greenock, 445. Gurtnahoe and Gladgoole, 445.—Hackets- 
town, 533. Haddington, 431. Halifax,445. Hawick, 445. 465. 
Herbertstown, 445. Hereford, 445. Highworth, 421. Holy- 
cross, 445. Hospital and Herbertstown, 445. Hythe, 421. 
Hythe Loyal and Constitutional Preservative Association, Mem- 
bers of, 445.—Imogretha, 409. Inniskeel, 431. Inverary, 498. 
Ipswich, 445.—Johnstone, 445.— Kanturk, 445. Kells, 445. 
Kelso, 431. Kendal, 445.622. Kenmare, 421. Kilbarrymeaden, 
445. Kilcock and Cloncurry, 421. Kilcoleman,445. Kilcoran, 
421. Kilcullen, 445. Kilceummin, 421. Kildalkey, 421. Kil- 
dimo, 445. Kilfeacle, 445. Kilfenaughty, 517. Kilgiver, 576. 
Kilkenny, St. Canice, 421. Kilkenny, St. John’s, 445. Kilkenny, 
St. Mary’s,421. Kilkenny, St. Patrick’s, 421. Killaconigan, 445. 
Killag, 440. Killare, 421. Killarney, &amp;c., 425. Killasser, 517, 
Killeden, 445. Killenane, 445. Killoe, 445. Killquade and 
Kilmurray, 465. Killucan, 445. Killusty, 445. Killyan, 421. 
Killyshandra, 445, Kilmacalogue,421. Kilmagann, 445. Kil- 
mahon, 421. Kilmaine, 445. Kilmallock, 445. Kilmarnock, 445. 
533. Kilmesson,474. Kilmichael,445. Kilmore,440. Kilmoy- 
lan, 440. Kilmudy, 445. Kilmurry Ibricken, 416. Kilrush, 416. 
Kiltoghart, 476. Kilteely,476. Kilteevock, 445. Kilturk, 440. 
Kilvine and Ballindine, 479. Kilwinning, 445. Kilworth, 421. 
Kincardine, 660. King’s Lynn, 445. Kingston-upon-Hull, 436. 
Kingston-upon-Hull, Mayor and Chairman of a Meeting at, 440. 
Kingstown, 440. Kinnegad, 421. Kinsale, 421. Kirkcaldy, 
474. Kirkcudbright, 533. Knockderry, 445. Knockfoirini, 
445. Knocklong and Glenbrohane, 445.—Lacken, 421. Ladys- 
bridge, 445. Lanark, 583. Lancaster, 436. Lane End and 
Longton, 576. Laney, 421. Laracor and Gallow, 440. Leeds, 
440. Leek, 566. Lees, 566. Leicester, 465. Leighlin Bridge, 
431. Leith, 517. Leitrim, 615. Leominster, 445. Leslie, 445. 
Leven, 473. Levitstown, 465. Lickblea and Foiren, 421. Lime- 
rick, 416. Lincoln, 445. Linlithgow, 583. Lisdowney, 445. 
Lisgoold, 445. Lislee, 445. Lismore, 421. Listowell, 421. 
Londonderry, 436. Longford, 445. Longton, 576. Loughcrew, 445. 
Loughlan, 566. Loughrea, 440. Louth, 445. Ludlow, 436. 644. 
Lyme Regis and Charmouth, 416.—Macclesfield, 416. Macroom, 
409. Maldon, 440. Mallow,445. Manchester, 421. Manister, 
Ballycahane and Killunihan, 445, Martin-in-the-Fields, St., 566. 
Marylebone, 517. Mauragh, 566. Mayne and Foughilstown, 
421. Mayo County, 465. Meath, 421. Meelena and Kilne- 
marra, 644. Middlesex, Sheriff of the County of, 445. Middleton, 
421. Midleton, 445. Milltown, 405. Mitchelstown, 409. Moate, 
421. Modrinnyand other places, 445. Monaghan, 421. Monanimy, 
566. Monegea, 446. Monmouth, 436. Montrose, 479. Moone, 465. 
Mooncoin, 445. Mosstown, 436. Moycarkey, 445. Moycullen, 465- 
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Corporations, Municipal, (Ireland) : 


Bills relative to—continued. 

Petitions to adhere, &amp;c.—continued. 

Moylough, xcr. 445. Moyne, 445. Mullinahone, 445. Mul- 
tifarnham, 421.—Nairn, 660. Nalteen, Grange of, 409. Navan, 
445. Nenagh, 445. Newburgh, 470. Newcastle-under-Lyme, 
445. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 416. 445. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
Chairman of Meeting at, 465. Newington, St. Mary, 445. New- 
port, Mayor of, 436. Newport, Isle of Wight, 465. Newportpratt, 
425. Newry, 440. Newtown, 445. Newtownbarry and Kilme- 
shall, 440. Nobber, 409. Nohoval, 566. Norwich, 566. Not- 
tingham, 445. Nurney, 421—Oban, Chief Magistrate of the 
Borough of, 566. Oil Gate, 465. Oldcastle, Loughcrew and 
Moylough, 445. Oranmore, 445. Otley, Chairman ofa Meeting 
of Inhabitants of, 445. Ovens and Dysert, 445. Oxford, Cor- 
poration of, 588.—Pancras, St., South-western District of, 445. 
Peebles, 445. Perth,470. Phena,517. Pierstownand Temple- 
patrick, 421. Pitlessie, 473. Plymouth, 473. Portnashangan, 
421. Portobello,431. Portsmouth,"416. Powerstown, 445. 479. 
—Queen’s County, 833.—Raheen, 436. Rathcline, 566. Rath- 
cormac, 409. Rathfigh, 440. Rathkeale, 445. Rathmines, St. 
_ Mary and St. Peter, 476. Rathoe, 476. Rathronan, 445. Rath- 
villy, 445. Renfrew, 470. Robertstown, 445. Rochdale, Chair- 
man of a Meeting of the Inhabitants of, 416. Rochester, Chatham 
and Stroud, Chairman of a Meeting of the Inhabitants of, 409. 
Roscrea, 445. Rossmire, 445. Ross, New, 445.—Saltcoats, 
Stevenston and Ardrossan, 440. Scrabby, 445. Screen, 440. 
Scurlockstown, 474. Seago, 588. Seapatrick and Ahaderg, 
436. Selby, 445. Selkirk, 431. Shanagolden, 445. Shrule, 445. 
Slieverue and Glanmore, 421. Sligo, 421. Stevenston, 440. 
Stirling, 465. Stirling Burgh, 474. Stonehall, 445. Stow- 
market, 470. Stradbally and Ballylaneen, 421. Stranorlar and 
Kiltevock, 445. Strathmiglo, 445. Street, 421. Stroud, 409. 
Sudbury, 445. Surrey Radical Association, Members of, 436. 
Suttons, 421. Tallanstown, 445. Tallow, 421. Tascoffin, 445. 
Taunton, 421. Tavistock, 445. Taylor, Samuel, 416. Temple- 
more and Kilbixy, 421. Templepatrick, 421. Templetooley, 445. 
Tenterden, 615. Thomastown, 421. Thurles, 445. Tinryland, 440. 
Tiverton, 470. Todmorden, 445. Tomhaggard, 440. Toomavara, 
445. Totness, 583. Tower Hamlets, 465. Tracton, 566. Tralee, 
566. Tribly, 474. Trim, 421. Truro, 470. Tuam, 440. Tubrid, 
445. Tullamore, 436. Tulleroan, 445. Tullow, 245. Tydavnet, 
445.— Ullard, 445. Urlingford, 445.— Walsall, 445. Ware- 
ham, 566. Warrington, 445. Waterford County, 465. Waterford, 
470. Weaver Trade of Cupar, Deacon of, 445. Wellington, 648. 
Westminster, Chairman of a Meeting of Inhabitant Householders 
of, 445. Westport, 576. Wexford, Town of, 476. Whitburn, 436. 
Whitchurch, 421. Wigan, 409. Wigtoun, 479. Wisbech, 638. 
Worcester, 409.—Yarmouth, Great, 445. Youghall, St. Mary’s, 
421. 

Petitions praying the House to pass the Bill as amended by 
the House of Lords; From Achonry; xct. 634. Armagh, 498. 
Athlingue and Fuerty, 440. Ayr, 479.—Ballisodare, 634. Bally- 
mena, 440 Ballynakill, Ballysumaghan and - Killross, 661. 
Belfast, 440. Blackburn, 440. Boston, 479.—Clonmel, 498. 
Coleraine, 479.—Drogheda, 576. Dublin, 567.—Frome, 567. 
Fuerty, 425.— Halifax, 466.—Kilross, 661. Killyan, 440.— 
Leicester, 474. Londonderry, 440.—Newry, 440.—Taunton, 417. 
Tubbercorry, 634. 


4. So much of the Lords Commissioners’ Speech to both 
Houses of Parliament at the opening of the Session as relates to 
Ireland, read ; Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for the regula- 
tion of Municipal Corporations and Borough Towns in Ireland ; 
Debate thereupon adjourned; xci. 28. Debate resumed; Bill 
ordered, 30. Presented; printed; 30. Order for Committee 
read ; Motion, That it be an Instruction to the Committee, That 
they have power to make provision therein for the Abolition of such 
Corporations, and for such arrangements as may be necessary, on 
their abolition, for securing the efficient and impartial Adminis- 
tration of Justice, and the peace and good government of Cities 
and Towns in Ireland; Debate thereupon adjourned; 70. 
Debate resumed, and further adjourned, 74. Debate resumed, 77. 
Question Neg., 78. Bill re-committed; as amended, printed, 
218. Order for Third Reading, read; Motion, That the Bill 
be now read the Third Time; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 
244. Debate resumed; Question agreed to; Bill passed; 250. 
Not returned from the Lords. 

Petitions in favour ; From, Abbeylarra; xcu.68. Abbeyleix, 
55. Abington, 136. Aghada, 152. Aglish and Castlebar, 152. 
Ahamlish, 136. Anna, West, 73. Annadown, 73. Ardagh and 
Dangan, 152. Ardara, 136. Ardcath, 588. Ardeagh, 273. 
Ardree, 194. Arklow, 163. Armagh, 249. Athencassy and 
other places, 68. Athenry, 73. Athlone, 68. Aughagour, 44. 
Aughana,73. Aughavoe,73. Aughnamullin, East, 244.—Balen- 


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Corporations, Municipal, (Ireland) : 


Bills relative to—continued. 


Petitions in favour—continued. 


temple, xc. 136. Balianne, &amp;c.,244. Ballinamore, 244. Ballin- 
robe, 152. Ballybay, 244. Ballyhooley, 152. Ballylaneen, 194- 
Ballylengford, 136. Ballymacarrett, 194. Ballymachue and 
Drumlomen,73. Ballymore and Killale, 63. Ballynakill, Bally- 
sumaghan, and Kilross, 73. Ballyporeen, 73. Ballyroan, 55. 
Bargy and Shielmaleer, 152, Barnacoola, 249. Barnstaple, 331. 
Barrendarrig, 68. Bell Clare, 73. Belturbet, 194. Birr, 63 
Boher, 136. Bourna and Corbally, 136. Boyle, 244. Bray, 68. 
Burrishroole, 63. Buttevant, 208.—Caher, 73. Callan, Coolagh 
and Newton, 73. Cappoquin, 73. Carlisle, 464. Carmarthen, 
136. Carne, &amp;c., 244. Carrabrown, 609. Carrickedmond, 68. 
Carrickmacross, 73. Carrigeen, 68. Cashel, 194. Castleiney, 
73. Castleterra, 249. Castletownroche, 156. Charleville, 68. 
Churchtown, 68. Clahane and Ballyduff, 136. Claragh, 73. 
Clare Galway, 73. Clemanto and Tubrid, 73. Clogher, 194. 
Cloncha, 77. Clone, 244. Cloneagh, 273. Cloneen, 73. 
Clonelty, 136. Clones, 55. Clones, East, 63. Clonleigh, 73. 
Clonmany, 77. Clonmel (Two Petitions), 68. Clontibret, 244. 
Cloonclare, 512. Cloonguish, 40. Cloyne and Kilteskhin, 68. 
Columbkill, 68. Cong, 152. Coolcappagh, 273. Cork, (Three 
Petitions), 68. Cove,68. Creagh and Tullow, 40. Creeve and 
Clooncraff, West, 331. Croagh, 273. Croghan, 244. Crookes- 
town, 416. Croom and Banogue, 273. Culdaff,77. Currin, 55, 
Curry, 136.—Dalkey, 73. Danesfort, 136. Denn, 73. Derry- 
grath, 73. Derryloran, 194. Derrypatrick, &amp;c., 588. Dona- 
maggan and Kilmaganny, 136. Donoughmore, 73. Dromiskin, 
194. Dromond, 136. Drumachose and Belteagh, 249. Drum- 
cliffe, 73. Drumlane,72. Drumshallon and Ballymakenny, 194. 
Duagh, 136. Dublin (National Trades), 55. Dublin, St. Audeon, 
73. Dublin, St. Catherine, 136. Dublin, St. Mary,136. Dublin, 
St. Paul’s, 55. Dumbarion, 188. 331. Dunboyne and Kilbride, 
588. Duncormack, Killag and other places, 152. Dundalk, 147. 
Dunforth and Carberry, 194. Dungiven, 194. Dunlavan, Do- 
noughmore and Donard, 163. Dunshalt, 405. Dysart Galen, 
136.—Easky, 136. Edermine and Oilgate, 63. Edgeworthstown, 
68. Effin, 73. LEirke, Fertagh and Glashan, 73. Ematris, 312. 
Enniscorthy, 63. Enniskillen, 147.—Fahans and Dysertagany, 


68. Faughart, 194. Fermoy, 73. Ferriter, 68. Galashiels, 
136. Galloon, 55. Galway, St. Nicholas, 73. Glanmire, Upper, 
68. Glasgow, 244. Glenalvey, 588. Gorey, 244. Gormans- 


town, 55. Gowran,194. Granard, 40. Grange and Grove, 136. 
—Haggerstown, 194. Hollywood, 68. Howth, 244.—Ighter- 
murrough, 68. Inniskeel, 194. Innismacsaint, Devenish and 
Boho, 73. Inver, 194. Ittagh,and Kilcoleman, 136.—Kanturk, 
216. Kells, 136. Kertland, W., 194. Kilbeagh, 163. Kilbeg- 
gan and Rahue, 63. Kiibegnet and Donamon, 152. Kilbrony, 
194. Kilcolman, 152. Kilcoleman, 273. Kilcoleman and 
Castlemore, 152. Kilcullen, 55. Kilcummin, 73.  Kildallen 
(Two Petitions), 136. Kildorrery and other places, 68. Kilfree, 
73. Kilfyn, 194. Kilgaver, 152. Kilglass, 290. Kilkenny, 
55. Kilkenny, St. Canice, 136. Kilkenny, St. John’s, 249. 
Kilkenny, West, 63. Killaravght,73. Killashee,290. Killeagh, 
152. Killeen and Dunsany, 631. Kaullenaule,136. Killerry, 73. 
Killgarvan, 249. Killiney, and Stradbally, 136. Killmeena, 152. 
Killoe, 68. Kgllyshandra, 73. Kilmacdonough, 68. Kilmack- 
allen, 73. KiltNacow, 73. Kilmactigue, 136. Kilmactraney, 
73. Kilmahon,68. Kilmain, 152. Kilmallock and Ballingaddy, 
73. Kilmesson, 588. Kilmore, 55. 136. Kilmorgan and 
Emlafad, 152. Kilfonan, 147. Kilscoran and other places, 194. 
Kiltivock, 491. Kiltoghart, 73. Kiltubride, 244. Kilvine, 152. 
Kilworth, 68. Kingston-upon-Hull, 68. Kirkenriola, 249. 
Knockinny, 136. Knockmark and Culmullen, 55.—Lacken, 68. 
Landkey, 331. Limerick, 73. Lisdowney, 73. Lisgold, 152. 
Lismore, 68. Liverpool, 244. Longford, 40. Louth, 194. 
Lusk, 68. Lusk, East, 73.—Magherafelt, 491. Maglass and 
other places, 194. Maherecoolmoney and Drumkeeran, 194. 
Mallow, 68. Midleton, 68. Moancoin, 73. Monaghan, 55. 
Mosstown, 194. Mountmelick, 194. Moville, 136. Moycullen, 
73. Mullinabreena, 152. Maultifarnham, &amp;c., 244. Munter- 
connaught and Castlerahan, 73. Murhur and Knockanure, 249. 
—Naul, 68. Navan, 73. Neale, 152. Nenagh and Lisbonny, 
136. Newmarket (Cork), 68. Newport (Tipperary), 136. Nohill, 
63.—Odorney, 136. Offerlane, 73. Old Town, and Palmerstown, 
249. Oranmore, 244.—Paisley, 136. Pancras, St., (Middlesex), 
73. Philipstown and Ballycommon, 147.—Rahoon, 73. Rath- 
cline, 136. Rathdowney, 55, Rathdrum, 163. Rathfarnham, 
73. Rathkeale,273. Rathmines,68. Ratoath, 136. Ratoo and 
other places, 136. Renfrew, 188. Richardstown, 194. Richmond, 
York, 110. Rosbercon, 73. Roscommon, 290. Rosenallis, 194. 
Ross, New, St. Mary’s, 63. St. John’s, Kilenvoy, Kilmain and 
Rahara, 136.—Scarlett, James, 194. Serabby and Columbkill, 

East, 








424 CORPORATIONS—COTTON. 











Corporations, Municipal, (Ireland): 


Bills relative to—continued. 
Petitions in favour—continued. 

East, xc1. 40. Shancoaghand Killadoon, 73. Shrule, 68. Sligo, 
St. John, 73. Spiddle, 84, Stirling, 168. Stradbally, 73. 609. 
Street, 63. Swords and Malahide, 147.—Tallow, 73. Taunagh, 
73. Tarbert,136. Templeboy,73. Templecrone,136. Temple- 
more, 73. Templeoran, 244. Termonfeckin, 136. Thomastown, 
73. Thurles, 73. Tomeour, and Drumratt, 136. Tracton, 152. 
Tralee, 136. Tramore, 405. Tuam, 73. Tullamoore, 147. 
Tydavenet, 136. Tyholland, 136.—Urlingford, 73. Urney and 
Annegeliffe, 73. Valentia, 136.—Warrington, 68. Warwick, 
316. Westport, 44. Wicklow, 68.—Youghall, St. Mary, 188. 


Petitions against ; From, Dublin, xcu.194. Dublin, St. Anne, 
163. Dublin, St. George, 136. Dublin, St. Mark, 136. Dublin, 
St. Peter, 194. Warrington, 63. Wicklow, 163. 


Petitions for Provision to secure them from Losses; From Bentley, 
William Frederick, Deputy Marshal of the City of Dublin; xc11. 
249.—Cork, Justices of the Peace of, 469.—Dempsy, Price, 
Clerk of Court of Conscience, Dublin, 136. Dickinson, Robert, 
and William White, 136. Dublin, Officers of the Corporation of, 
63. Dublin, Turncocks in the Pipe Water Department of the 
Corporation of, 63.—Ellis, William, Clerk of the Court of Con- 
science, Londonderry, 263. 

Petitions for Alteration; From, Bangor; xcu. 194.—Cavan, 
194. 

Petition from Ballymitty, in favour of the Municipal Corpora- 
tions Bill and Vote by Ballot; xcm. 491. 


Petitions in favour of the Municipal Corporations Bill, and for 
the Abolition of Tithes in Ireland; From, Ballisakeery; xc. 154. 
Ballyeaston, 312. Banager, 148. Brentford, 34.—Carrigadrohid, 
&amp;c., 154. Clondalkin, 194.— Desertmore and Ovens, 194.— 
Fethard, and Killusty, 73.—Garrocloyne, 68.—Kilgarvin, 154. 
Killua and Killallon, 154.—Laracor and Gallow, 73. Lemonaghan, 
68. Lusmagh, 148.—Mohill, 73.—Newcastle, Limerick, 49.— 
Tamlaght O’Crilly, 249. Tickmairavan, 249. Tulleroan, 73.— 
Whitechurch, 68. 


Petitions in favour of the Municipal Corporations Bill, for the 
Abolition of Tithes and the adoption of Vote by Ballot, &amp;c.; 
From Armagh; xcu. 43.—Ballycahill, 134. Brigown, 73.— 
Castle Town, Delvin and Killulagh, 244.—Holycross, 134.— 
Kilmannan, 194. Kilmichael, 156.—Macroom, 68. Mahera- 
cloone, 163.—Tintern, Union of, 134. Trim, 163. Tubrid, 73. 
Tullohortan, 73. Tynan, 134. 


See also, Accounts and Papers, 1675-1693. 6655. 6758- 
6762. Addresses, 344-354. 1387. Boroughs. Bur- 
gesses. Committees, 175-177. 805. Petitions, 621. 
Supply, 195, 196. 















































Costs :——See Accounts and Papers, 1694. Addresses, 355. 
House. Petitions, 629. Private Bills. 

























Cottag e Tax :~—Motion, That leave be given to bring ina 
Bill to exempt all Houses in Scotland, under the Annual Rent of 
Five Pounds, from the Duty or Tax of 4s. 6d. levied under the 
said Act; Withdrawn, txxvit. 414. See also Petitions, 630. 


Cotton :——See Accounts and Papers, 1695. 1719. Committees, 
806. Flax and Cotton, 1, kc. Hat Manufacture. Linen, 1, 
&amp;e. Petitions, 632. 636. 


Cotton Mills and Factories: 


Bills relative thereto : 

1. To make further Provision for the Regulation of Cotton 
Mills; Ordered, txxx. 380. Presented; printed; 381. As 
amended, printed, 484. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 581. 
R. A. 586. 

Petitions against; From Master Cotton Spinners of Preston, 
Lxxx. 411, Pp. Proprietors of Cotton Mills in Manchester, 445, p. 
Master Cotton Spinners of Blackburn, 454, rp. Master Cotton 
Spinners in Warrington and Bolton-le-Moors, 460, p. Proprietors 
of Cotton Spinning Estates of Belfast, 480, p. 


Petitions in favour ; From Operative Cotton Spinners of Bel- 
fast, uxxx. 461, Pp. Operative Cotton Spinners in Renfrewshire, 
474. Hythe, 475, p. 





Cotton Mills and Factories : 


Bills relative to-—continued. 
2. To amend the Law relating to the Employment of Children 
in Cotton Mills and Factories; Ordered, Lxxxiv. 318. Pre. 
sented ; printed; 320. rR. a. 399. 


3. To render valid the above Act; Ordered, txxxry. 410, 
Presented, 411. R. a. 416. See infra, 4. 


4. Mr. Speaker informed the House, that the Cotton Factories 
Regulation Bill had received the Royal Assent, but that it 
appeared by the Minutes of the Lords’ Proceedings to have been 
amended by their Lordships, and had not been sent back to this 
House for their concurrence in such Amendment; Committee 
appointed to inspect Lords’ Journals with respect to any Proceed- 
ings thereupon; Lxxxiv. 407. Reported ; Conference to be desired 
with the Lords upon the subject of the said Amendment; Com- 
mittee appointed to draw up Statement ; 408. Statement reported, 
and agreed to, 408. Conference held, and reported, 409. Lords 
desire a Conference ; Conference held,’ and reported; (See Con- 
Jerences, 23.); Resolution, That the Commons are satisfied with 
the Explanation given by the Lords; Message to the Lords to 
communicate the said Resolution; 410. See supra, 3. 


5. Torepeal the Laws relating to Apprentices and other Young 
Persons in Cotton and other Factories, and to make further Pro- 
visions in lieu thereof; Ordered, txxxvi. 252. Presented; 
printed; 265. Committed to a Select Committee, 376. (See 
Committees, 806.) Bill reported, 431. As amended, printed, 
432. Re-committed to a ‘Select Committee, 491. Reported; 
further consideration of Report put off for Three Months; Bill, 
as amended, printed; 516. 

Petitions in favour; From Bolton, Great and Little, txxxvr. 
423, rp. Bradford (York), 389.—Chorley, 405.—Glossop, 405.— 
Hollingworth, 405.— Macclesfield, 382, rp. Manchester, 408. 
493.—Preston, 408.—Salford, 408. Stalybridge, 405. Stockport, 
389.—Waterheadmill, 423. 

Petitions against; From Bolton, txxxvi. 476. Buglawton, 
503.—Derby, 487.—Glossop Dale, 493.—Halifax, 470. Hay- 
field, 493. Heywood, 487. Hyde, 493.— Macclesfield, 507. 
Mills, New, 493. Mottram in Longdendale (Two Petitions), 493. 
New Mills, 493.—Preston, 493.—Wigan, 503. 


6. To repeal the Laws relating to Apprentices and other Young 
Persons employed in Cotton and other Mills and Factories, and 
to make further Provisions in lieu thereof; Ordered, txxxv1. 613. 
Presented; printed; 614. As amended, printed, 670. Re-com- 
mitted, 876. R. a. 921. 

Petitions in favour ; From Ashton-under-Lyne, txxxvi. 747, P. 
—Bradford (York), 640.— Disley, 728.— Glasgow, 710, p.— 
Keighley, 723, p.—Manchester, 710, P. 

Petitions against; From Aberdeen, txxxvi. 703, p.—Christie, 
W.,770.—Dolphinholme Worsted Mills, Overseers of Townships 
near, 711, Pp. Dundee Political Union, 770.—Hindes and Der- 
hams, Messrs., 735, rp. Their Operatives, 711, e. Hudders- 
field, 723, P. 

Petition for extending to Scotland the Provisions of the said 
Bill; From Overseers of Dundee Spinning Mills, txxxvi. 
928, P. 

Petition for exempting the Silk Trade from the Operations of 
the Bill; From Throwsters and Manufacturers in Silk Mills in 
Essex; LXXxvi. 765, P. 


See Committees, 1243. Petitions, 633. 


Cotton Spinners and Weavers :—see Com- 
mittees, 1463. Petitions, 634. 


Cotton Wool: Bills relative to: 


1. To alter the Duties now payable on the Importation of 
Cotton Wool; Ordered, txxxv1. 383. Instruction respecting the 
Duties on Cotton Wool imported from any British Possession, 
489. Bill presented; printed; 507. Not proceeded in. 


2. To reduce the Duties payable on Cotton Wool imported 
into the United Kingdom ; Ordered, txxxvit. 302. Presented ; 
printed ; 307. R. a. 405. 


See Customs, 10. 


















Counsel. 





COUNSEL. 





Counsel. 





J. Counsel ordered to be heard, and Proceedings thereupon, in 
cases of Election Petitions; 1—9. 


other cases; 10—28. 


Counsel ordered to be heard, and Proceedings thereupon, in all 


Incidental Proceedings ; 29—33. 
Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn ; 34—36. 





I, Counsel ordered to be heard, and Proceedings thereupon, in cases of Election 


Petitions: 


Counsel and Agents on Controverted Election Petitions : 

1. Counsel, Parties and Agents to attend on considering Elec- 
tion Petitions; txxv. 151.—.Lxxvi. 19.—Lxxvul. 68.—Lxxvull. 14. 
—LXXIX. 11.—LxXxxIv. 19.—Lxxxv. 10. 


2. Called in on Ballots; txxv. 278.—.xxvi. 66.—.Lxxvit. 183. 
—LXXIx. 345.—Lxxx. 120.—LXxXxI. 228.—.Lxxxil. 157.—LXXXIIl. 
162,.—LXxxiv. 96.—LxxxVi. 514.—.Lxxxvul. 156.—.Lxxxvill. 131. 
—LXXXIXx. 205.—xc1l. 245._—-On two or more Petitions being 
considered the same Day, the Petitioners and other Parties in all 
the Cases, their Counsel and Agents, called in; txxv. 232.— 
UXxvI. 66. 316.—Lxxxil. 195.—Lxxxv. 334.—.LxxxviI. 131.— 
LXXXVII. 46.—Lxxxvill. 111.—xc. 131.—&lt;——Counsel again called 
to the Bar, and acquainted with the Resolutions or Determinations 
of the House; txxxu1. 291. 337.—xci1. 294. 


3. Counsel state Matters to, and inform the House of par- 
ticular Matters relating to separate Parties and distinct Interests ; 
LXXXII. 291. 337.—Lxxxv. 118.—xcrlI. 294. 


4. Nominees nominated by Counsel; txxv. 232.—1xxvi. 66. 
—LXXVII. 183.—LXx1Ix. 345.—Lxxx. 120.—Lxxxul. 170.—LXXXxIII. 
162. [Note.—This System was changed by the 9 Geo. IV. c. 22. 
———Counsel decline nominating Nominees; .xxv. 306.— 
LXxvI. 345,.——Decline nominating another Nominee, the first 
proposed not being in the House; txxv. 345, 346. 


5. Lists of the Forty-nine Members’ Names drawn, delivered 
to Counsel ; txxv. 233.—.Lxxvi. 66.—LXxIx. 345.—.Lxxx. 120.— 





Counsel and Agents on Controverted Election Petitions— 


continued. 
LXXXI. 228,—.xxxu1. 157.—[The Lists are now delivered to the 
Clerk appointed to attend the Committee.] 


6. Directed to retire, or withdraw some way from the Bars 
LXXxIIl. 291. 3387.—.xxxv. 118.—xci1. 294.———Counsel and 
Agents withdraw; Lxxv. 235.—Lxxvi. 68.—.LXxIx. 348.—Lxxx. 
123.—LXxxI. 229.—LXxxIl. 159.—LxxxI. 162.—.Lxxxiv. 96.— 
LXXXVI. 140.—Lxxx1x. 206.—xc. 131.—xcu. 248. Parties, 
Counsel and Agents withdraw; Lxxv. 233.—.xxvi. 66.—Lxxvul. 
183.—LxxIx. 345.—.Lxxx. 120.—Lxxxr. 228.—Lxxxvi. 139.— 
LXXXVIl. 46.—LXXXVvill. 111.—LXxxIx. 205.—xci1. 245. 


7. Counsel and Agents return to the Bar; txxv. 235.—.xxvi. 
67.—LXXVII. 185.—LxXXIX. 347.—Lxxx. 123.—Lxxx1I. 159.— 


LXXxIv. 99.—LXxxvill. 132.—LXxxIx. 206,.—xc. 132.—xcul. 248, 
&amp;e. 

8. No Counsel, Agent or Party appearing on the part of the 
Petitioners, Order for considering the Petitions discharged ; 
LXXXVI. 503. 804.—Lxxxv1lI. 165. 303. 





9. No Counsel or Agent appearing on the part of the Sitting 
Member, Act 28 Geo. III. c. 52, read, and Committee struck ; 
LXXvI. 73.——No Counsel, Agent or Party appearing on be- 
half of a Petition, the several other Petitioners, (against the same 
Return), their Counsel and Agents called in, and the Ballot pro- 


ceeded in; Lxxxviit. 216. 


II. Counsel ordered to be heard, and Proceedings thereupon, in all other cases: 


Counsel ordered to be heard before the House : 

10. On Bills; On the Second Reading of Bills; txxvu. 149. 
276.—Lxx1x. 430.—Lxxxv. 331. 386.—.Lxxxvill. 501.—xc. 587. 
-————U pon the Question, That Mr. Speaker do leave the Chair 
for the purpose of the House going into Committee upon the Bill ; 
Xcil. 469. When Reports on Bills are received; txxvi. 316. 
—LXxvit. 361. 378,—Lxx1x. 409.—.xxxv. 349. 386.———On 
Third Reading of Bills; uxx1x. 484.—.Lxxxvi. 887. 


11. Leave given to Persons to attend the House by themselves 
or Counsel ; rxxx. 582.—LxxxI. 44. 76. 


12. On Petitions; txxxv. 452. 
13. A Member to be heard at the Bar by himself, his Counsel 


or Agents, in respect of his Claim to sit and vote in Parliament 
without taking the Oath of Supremacy ; Lxxxtv. 311. 


Counsel ordered to be heard before Committees of the 
Whole House : 

14. On Bills; uxxix. 180.—.Lxxxn. 536.—Lxxxi. 122.— 
LXXXvit. 461.———On Divorce Bills (Instructions for hearing 
Counsel for and against); .xxvi. 389.—.xxvu. 346.—LXxxvinl. 
287.—LxxIx, 487.—Lxxx. 198. 202. 467.—Lxxx1. 307. 312.— 
EXXXI, 332,—Lxxxu. 119.—LXxXIv. 160.—LXXXxv. 217.—LXXXVII. 
203.—Lxxx1x. 378.—xc. 209.—xcI. 239.—xcr1. 204, &amp;e. 


15. Leave given a Person to attend a Committee of the whole 
House by himself or Counsel; txxx. 600. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 








Counsel ordered to be heard before Select Committees : 


16. On Bills; uxxv. 204.— xxvi. 49.—Lxxvil. 61.—Lxxvu. 
70.—Lxx1x. 59.—Lxxx. 68.—xcrl. 81. 


17. On Petitions relative to various matters ; Lxxvi. 108, 109. 
223. 225.—.Lxxvil. 405. 

18. On Liverpool Bribery ; To examine Witnesses; txxxviul. 
169. 558. 


19. On Carrickfergus Borough Election; ixxxvut. 547. 
———On the Metropolitan Police; txxxvut. 568. 


Counsel called in, and heard : 


20. Against Bills ; heard, and directed to withdraw; txxvitr, 
377.—LXXIXx. 431.—LXxXv, 448. 569.—xc. 589.—xc11. 472. 

21. On Petitions, in support of the Allegations of Petitions ; 
LXXIX. 431.—Lxxxv. 460. 

22. On considering Report from Committee of the whole 
House, on Charges against a Person; txxxt. 88, 

23. Deliver in a Letter, and are directed to withdraw; Lxxxr. 
88. 


Counsel reported to have been heard : 


24. By Committees of the whole House, on Bills (Divorce 
Bills) ; uxxvit. 368.—Lxxvil. 419,—LXXIX. 496.—LXXxx. 252, 253. 
580.—LXxxI. 344.—Lxxx1l. 371.—LXXxIl. 153.—LXxxv. 248.— 
LXXXVIII. 662.—LXxx1IX. 411.—xc. 232,—xci., 231. 

25. By 
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II. Counsel ordered to be heard, and Proceedings thereupon, in all other cases—continued. 


Counsel reported to have been heard—continued. Counsel ordered to be heard, but not heard : 


25. By Select Committees on Bills; In support of Petitions ; 
LXXv. 273,—LXXVI. 228,—LXxxvil. 211.—.Lxxvutl. 416.—LxxIx. 123. 
—-LXXxI. 199.—LXXXIII. 189.—Lxxxvil. 159.—LXxxvilI. 270.— 
LXXxIX. 174.—xc. 260.—xc1. 469.—xc11. 122, &amp;c, ————In favour 
of Bills; uxxv. 273,—.xxvi. 215.—.xxvil. 211.—.Lxxvuil. 416.— 
LXXIX. 123,—-Lxxx1. 199.—LXXXIII, 189.—LXxxv. 248.—LXXXVII. 
159.——-LXXXVIII, 270.-—LXxxIx. 174.—xc. 260.—xcli. 469.—xCII. 
121,_——-That Counsel had been heard in support of Petitions, 
and that no Counsel appeared in favour of the Bill; txxx. 290. 


26. Counsel reported to have been heard before Committee of 
the whole House on a Petition; txxx. 612. 


III. Incidental Proceedings : 


29. Counsel to be admitted to be heard in favour of Bills 
against Petitions (in cases where Counsel are ordered to be heard 
in favour of such Petitions); txxv. 204,.—-Lxxvi. 49.—Lxxvil. 61. 
—LXXVIII. 70.—LXxIx. 59.—Lxxx. 68. 


30. Counsel reported by Election Committees to have delivered 
in Statements of Right of Election; txxv. 315.—.xxvi. 266.— 
LXXVIlI. 196.—-LXxIXx. 365.——Lx xx. 139.—LxxxI. 246.—LXxxx11. 334. 
—LXXXIII. 180,.—LXXXIV. 274.—-LXxxv. 175,—-LxxxvI. 273.— 
LXxxvilr. 406. 


31. Counsel state matters to the House; txxx1. 291. 337. 

32. Onconsidering Petitions complaining of a Double Return, 
Mr. Speaker addressed himself to the Counsel for Mr. Stephen- 
son; whereupon the Counsel for Mr. Bish, on behalf of his Client, 








27. Motions for calling them in being Negatived ; uxxrx. 416. 
419. Reports from Committees of the whole House, that no 
Counsel or Party appeared to oppose Bills (Divorce Bills) ; 
LXXVII, 368.—LXxx. 252, 253. 581.—1.xxx1. 344.—LxXxxu1. 37], 
LXXXII. 153.—-LXXXIV. 186.——-LXXXVIII. 562.—LXXXIxX. 41], 
xc. 314. 


Counsel withdraw : 


28. Directed to withdraw ; Lxxvitt. 337.—.Lxx1x. 431.—Lxxxy, 
448. 569.—xc. 589.—xcil. 472. 


claimed his right to precedence, from the circumstance of Mr, 
Bish’s name having been annexed nearest to the Return, and he 
trusted that this circumstance would not prejudice his claim to 
being first heard before the Committee; the Parties were directed 
to withdraw, and Mr. Speaker having stated his opinion to the 
House, and the House unanimously agreeing with him, the'Parties 
were again called to the Bar, and Mr. Speaker acquainted them 
that it would rest with the Committee to decide on the respective 
claims of the Counsel to open the case to the Committee; txxxn, 
157. 

33. Only one Counsel or Agent shall be heard in support of 
the Petition of any one Party, before a Committee of Appeal; 
LXXXI. 259. 


IV. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn: 


34. That Petitioners be heard by themselves or Counsel, | Motion Withdrawn: 


against Bills upon their Petitions; txxvi1. 250.—.Lxxxiv. 285.— 
LXXXVI. 647. That Counsel be now called in; txx1x. 416. 494. 


35. That Petitioners be heard by Counsel at the Bar of the 
House; txxx. 96. 


36. That Counsel be heard before a Select Committee; txxxv. 
2. 
See Divisions. Elections. House, 170. 
Members, 102. Petitions. Speaker. 


Instructions. 





Counties: Bills relative to Divisions of: 


1. For the better regulation of Divisions in the several Coun- 
ties of England; Ordered, uxxvimt. 100. Presented; printed ; 
100. Passed, 252. Not returned from the Lords.——— Another 
Bill; Ordered, txxx111. 111. Presented; printed; 113. Referred 
to Select Committee, 134. (See Committees, 832.) Petition of 
Parishioners of Marytavy in Vestry assembled, in favour, 305. 
Bill, as amended, printed, 377. Re-committed, 395. Rr. a. 535. 


2. For more effectually executing Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 43; 
Ordered, txxx1v. 318. Presented; printed; 325. Rr. a. 399. 


3. For amending Act 9 Geo. IV.; From the Lords, xc1. 316. 
Read ; printed; 333. nr. a. 394. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1720-1722. Addresses, 356. 
County Transfer of Land. Parliamentary Representa- 
tion, 1, &amp;e. Survey and Valuation, 5. 


Counties (Ireland) : 


Bills relative to the Civil Affairs of : 
1. For the Administration of certain Civil Affairs of a local 
nature in Ireland; Ordered, xc. 321. Presented; printed; 351. 
Second Reading deferred, 520. Not proceeded in. 


2. For the Administration of certain Civil Affairs of a local 
nature by County Boards in Ireland; Ordered, xc1. 109. Pre- 
sented; printed; 111. Committed to a Select Committee, 199. 
(See Committees, 807.) Reported; as amended, printed; 651. 
Not proceeded in. 


3. For the Administration of certain Civil Affairs of a local 
nature by County Boards in Ireland; Ordered, xcr. 359. Pre- 
sented; printed; 361. Second Reading put off for Three Months, 
621. 


County Assessments :—see Applotments. Peti- 
tions, 646. 


Counties 


County Boards :—see Committees, 807. 
2, 


(Trela 3. County Rates, 5, 6. 


County Bridges :—see Bridges, 1, &amp;e. 





County Courts: Bills relative to : 


1. For preventing Delays and Expenses in the Proceedings of 
County Courts; Ordered, txxvi. 97. Presented ; printed; 115. 
Petitions in favour; Of Inhabitants of Guisborough, 171, P. 
Dursley, 184, ep. Leominster, 203, rp. Great and Little Bolton, 
203, p. Lezant, 292. Petitions against; From Liverpool, 220. 
Bill reported ; As amended, printed, 180. Further consideration 
of Report put off for Six Months, 332. 

2. For preventing Delays and Expenses in the Proceedings of 
County Courts; Ordered, txxvi1. 348. Presented, 355. As 
amended, printed, 361. Petition from Burslem, in favour, 
368,P. Further consideration of Report put off for Six Months, 
384. 

3. For preventing Delays and Expenses in the Proceedings of 
County Courts; Ordered, txx1x. 55. Presented; printed; 82- 
As amended, printed, 158. Re-committed, 169. Instruction to 
make Compensation to certain Persons, 232. Bill reported; 
amended ; printed; 265. Instructions for granting Compensation 
to certain Officers, 327, 328. Bill re-committed, 342. Bill 
passed, 406. Not returned from the Lords. 

Petitions in favour; From Alban’s, St., rxxix. 253, P.— 
Becontree, 405. Burnley, 360, p.—Calne, 229. Camborne, 312. 
Cockermouth, 281, p.—Darlington, 265, Pp. Downham Market, 
312.—Ely, 257, p.—Falmouth, 257. — Kettering, 281, P. King- 
ston-upon-Hull ,312.—Leeds, 355.—Penzance, 319. Perth, 179, P. 
—Ross, 405, p.—Sarum, New, 324, p. Sculcoates, 312. White- 
haven, 229.—Wilts, Law Society, 253, p. Winchelsea, 298, P- 


Petitions against ; From Brooke, Peter Langford, txxrx. 312, P. 
— Entwistle, John, 253.—Freebridge Marshland, 224.— Jones, 
John, 281, p.—Lancaster, Cursitors of the County Palatine, 265, P- 
Liverpool, Inhabitants, 173. Liverpool, Traders, 265, P. London, 
Attornies, 381, p. Manchester, 319, p.—Sligo, 82, p.— Williams, 
John, 265, P. 

Petitions for Compensation; From Common Pleas Court, 
Westminster, Officers of, uxx1x. 386.— Erle, William, 298.— 
Fitzgerald, Keane, 405, r. Flanagan, Lewis, 298.—Hardy, John, 
360.— Lloyd, John, 366, p.— Mangles, Pilgrim, 298. 319, P- 
Mountain, Joseph, 375, p.—Rigge, Fletcher, 186, p.—Smith, 
Richard, 375, p.— Taunton, Sir William Elias, 386. Thesiger, 


Frederick, 298. 319;'r.—White, George Busby, 319, P. ae 









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County Courts: Bills relative to—continued. 





4. For preventing Delays and Expenses in the Proceedings of 
County Courts; Ordered, rxxx. 17. Presented; printed; 17. 
Order for Committee of the whole House, discharged; Bill com- 
mitted to a Select Committee; 50. (See Committee, 808.) Peti- 
tion of the Dowager Duchess of Buccleugh against, 140. Bill 
reported, with a Resolution; Day appointed for further consi- 
dering Report; Bill, as amended, printed; 364. Minutes 
of Evidence ordered, 371. Presented; printed; 372. Bill re- 
committed, 374. Resolution considered, and agreed to; and In- 
struction accordingly; 414. Bill passed, 489. Notreturned from 
the Lords. 


Petitions in favour; From Austell, St. 123.—Banbury, 
193. Bangor, 321. Becontree, 49, p. Bishop’s Stortford, 40. 
Brixham, Torbay, 286, p.—Cheltenham, 123. Chepstow, 309, 
p. Chesterfield, 69, p.—Daventry, 226, p.—Falmouth, 102.— 
Glastonbury, 157. Guisborough, 151.—Helmsley, 123. Here- 
ford City, 102. Huddersfield, 180. Huntingdon Borough, 
102.—Kettering, 314. Kingston-upon-Hull, 183, p. Kirby- 
moorside, 180. Kirkby-in-Kendal, 151. Knaresborough, 128, p. 
—Louth, 157. Lymington, 185.—Malton, New, 152, p. Man- 
chester, 243.—Neot’s, St., 238. Northallerton, 168. North- 
ampton, 157, p. Northampton, Attornies,314,p. Norwich, 90.— 
Otley, 165.—Penzance, 123. Peterborough, 128. Pwllheli, 314. 
—Rugby, 331, p.—Sheffield, 180. Sherborne, 337. Shrewsbury 
and Sherborne, 337. Sparkenhoe Hundred, 123, rp. Stockton, 
163, p. Stokesley, 128, Stroudwater, 69.—Thorney Liberty, 
102. Tiverton, 69. Towcester, 128, p. Truro, 123.—Welling- 
borough, 168. Whitby, 123. Whittlesey and Thorney Liberties, 
102. Wisbech Hundred, 102. Witchford Hundred (North 
Part), 102. Witham, 49, p. Woburn, 128, ep. Wokingham, 
140. Woodbridge, 102.—York, 30. 


Petitions against; From Amlwch, txxx. 351. Ann, St., 
Westminster, 152.—Bolton, 406. Buccleuch and Queens- 
berry, Duchess Dowager of, 140.—Clement, St., Danes, 152.— 
Doncaster, 370.—George, St., Hanover Square, 152.—Hales- 
town Court of Requests, 364. Howden, 406. John, St., West- 
minster, 152. James, St., Westminster, 152.—Leeds Bankers, 
397. London Attornies, 164, p.—Manchester, Inhabitants, 406. 
Manchester, Chamber of Commerce, 426, p. Margaret, St., 
Westminster, 152. Martin, St., in-the-Fields, 152. Mary-le- 
Strand, St., 152.—Paul, St., Covent Garden, 152.—Southwark 
Court of Requests, 255.—Wolverhampton, 344, p. 


Petitions for Compensation; From Ansell, George, 1xxx. 
421, p—Common Pleas Court, Four Ushers, Court Keeper and 
Porter of, 400. Cursitors of the County Palatine of Lancaster, 
180.—Dawson, Charles, 184. Donkin, Henry, Clerk.of the 
County of Durham, 90.—Edge, Andrew, 392, ». Exchequer 
Court, Four Ushers of, 400.—Fitzgerald, Keane, Clerk of the 
Warrants, Inrolments and Estreats of the Court of Common 
Pleas, 90.—Hamilton, Thomas, of Henrietta Street, 179, p. 
Hawkshead, James, of Oldham, 103. Holmes, John, Chief Bailiff 
of Southwark, 180.—Meymott, John Gilbert, Clerk of the Court 
of Requests, Southwark, 255.—Platt, Samuel and Joshua, Clerk 
of the Papers of King’s Bench, 375, p.—Rose, William 
Stewart, Clerk of the Pleas of the Court of Exchequer, 400.— 
Short, Charles, Clerk of the Rules and Orders of the Court 
of King’s Bench, 90, 379, p. Smith, Henry, Clerk of the Court 
of Requests, Southwark, 255. Smith, Richard, 70. Stocker, 
Luff, 184.—Trevor, John William, 168. Tuson, Henry, 133.— 
Williams, John, 168. 


Petitions that the Bill may not interfere with certain Juris- 
dictions; Of Dyott, John Philip, Steward or Keeper of the 
Honor Court of Tutbury, 226.—Eden, John, Deputy Steward 
of the Wapentake Court of West Derby, 226, p.—Hardy, John, 
Chief Steward of the Honor of Pontefract, 226.—Jeweson, 
Christopher, Chief Bailiff of the Liberty of the Honor of Ponte- 
fract, 226.—Miles, Roger, Steward of the Honor of Leicester, 
226—Powell, Samuel, of Knaresborough, Under Steward and 
Clerk of the Courts for the Honor of Knaresborough, 226. 


Lancaster County Court : 


5. To extend the Jurisdiction thereof; Ordered, txxvutt. 289. 
Presented; printed; 294. As amended, printed, 354. Report 
further considered ; Amendments agreed to; 426. Passed, 470. 
Not returned from the Lords. ——Another Bill; Ordered, 
LXxIx. 379. Presented; printed; 397. Passed, 493. Not 
returned from the Lords. 


See Addresses, 357. Committees, 178. 183. 808. 1363. 
Court Houses, 1, &amp;e. Debts, Small, 2, ke. Petitions, 
644. Questions. — 


County Lunatic Asylums:—see Lunatics, 19, ke. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


County Officers :—see Grand Jury Presentment, 3. 


County Rates : Bills relative to: 


1. Toamend Acts relating to the assessing, levying and collect- 
ing County Rates ; Ordered, txxv. 395. Presented, 400. Com- 
mitted ; printed; 419. Not proceeded in. 


2. To explain Acts for assessing and levying of County Rates ; 
Ordered, txxv1. 192. Presented; printed; 220. np. a. 492. 


3. To enable Justices of the Peace in certain cases to borrow 
Money on Mortgage of the County Rates; Ordered, 1xxx. 239. 
Presented ; printed; 239. Petition of Justices of Wilts for the 
Equalization of County Rates, referred, 243. Members added, 
314. 370. Petition of the Creditors of the County of Wilts 
against, 364. Bill, as amended, printed, 365. Re-committed, 403. 
R. A. 518. 


4. To regulate the Expenditure of County Rates, and Funds 
in aid thereof; Ordered, txxx1x. 218. Presented; printed; 233, 
As amended, printed, 306. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 548- 
R. A. 594. 

Petition of Governors and Guardians of the Nine Incorporated 
Parishes within the City of Chester, for the insertion of a Clause 
therein for the Publication of the Receipt and Expenditure of Cor- 
porate Funds in Towns Corporate ; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on County Rates; .xxxix. 351. 


6. To regulate the Applotment of County Rates and Cesses in 
Ireland; Ordered, txxxv. 452. Presented ; printed; 455. As 
amended, printed, 524. Re-committed, 567. Reported, and, 
as amended, printed, 568. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 644. 
R. A. 657. 


6. To separate the Financial from the Judicial Affairs of the 
Counties in England and Wales, and to authorize the Rate-payers 
in Counties to choose Representatives to form a County Board for 
the Assessment, Levying and Administration of the County Rates 
and Financial Affairs of Counties in England and Wales; Ordered, 
xci. 536. Presented; printed; 718. Second Reading put off 
for Three Months, 815. 


7. Toestablish Councils for the better management of County 
Rates in England and Wales; Ordered, xcu. 35. Presented; 
printed ; 79. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 254. 


Petitions in favour; From Angmering and other Places ; 
xcu. 384, Carmarthen, 149. Gateshead, 254. Leicester, County 
of, 428. Lyme Regis, 337.—Richmond (York), 208. 331.—Shore- 
ham, New, 136.—Uttoxeter, 136.—Westminster, St. James, 136. 
Westminster, St. Martin-in-the-Fields, 254. Worthing, 136. 

Petitions against; From Chester, County of; xcm.254. King- 
ston-upon-Hull, 222. 


Waterford : 

8. Petition for a Bill for the uniform Valuation of Lands 
and Tenements in the County of Waterford, in Ireland, for the 
purpose of levying County Rates therein; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 38. Bill ordered, 
104. Presented, 191. r.a. 449. 


9. Resolution, That this House will direct its early attention 
to the Recommendations of the Committee which sat in the last Ses- 
sion of Parliament upon the subject of County Rates, with a view 
to the utmost practical Alleviation of those Burthens to which the 
Land is subject through the Pressure of Local Taxation; xc. 284. 


10. Motion for a Bill to separate the Financial from the 
Judicial Affairs of Counties in England and Wales, &amp;c.; Super- 
seded by Adjournment; xc1. 393. 

See Accounts and Papers, 1728-1729. Addresses, 358-361. 
Agriculture,3. Bridges, 83. Committees, 809-812. 1131. 
Middlesex, 1, &amp;c. Petitions, 640. 646,647. Reports. 
Supply, 197, 198. 


County Surveyors :—sec Accounts and Papers 
1730-1732. Addresses, 362. 


County Transfer of Land :—Bin to empower 
Magistrates at Quarter Sessions to effect the Transfer of Parcels of 
Land from one County to another; Ordered, txxx.111. Presented ; 
printed ; 260. Petitions from Wambrook, Dalwood, Stockland 
and Chardstock, against, 402, p. Petitions from Stockland and 
Dalwood, in favour, 446. Bill considered; reported; Day 
appointed for further considering Report, and Bill, as amended, to 
be printed; 549. Not proceeded in. 


County 


428 COUNTY TREASURERS——COURT HOUSES. 





County Treasurers : Bills relative to : 


1. To make more effectual Regulations for their Election, 
and to secure the Performance of their Duties ; Ordered, txxvu. 
372. Presented ; printed ; 405. Committee put off for Three 
Months, 412. 

2. To regulate the Election of County Treasurers in Ire- 
land; Ordered, txxvi. 77. Presented, 163. Petitions against; 
Of Henry Mitchell and Alexander Mitchell, 182. Treasurers 
of Counties, 277, p. Bill, as amended, printed, 182. Re- 
committed; reported, and, as amended, printed; 198. 254. 
Amendments agreed to, 279. Mr. Speaker acquaints the House 
that a Clause had been left in the ingrossed Bill by mistake, which 
Clause had been disagreed to; Entries in Journal read ; Mes- 
sage to the Lords, requesting their Lordships to expunge the 
Clause; 317. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 348. R.A. 351. 

3. Toamend above Act; Ordered, txx1x. 236. Presented ; 
printed ; 244. rR. a. 370. 








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County Treasurers: Bills relative to—cont# 


4. To amend Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 33, for amending former Acts 
relating to Presentments by Grand Juries for payment of the 
Salaries of Treasurers and Public Officers of the several Counties 
in Treland; Ordered, rxxx. 145. Presented; printed; 165, 
R. A. 586. 


5. To provide more effectual Means to make Treasurers of 
Counties and Counties of Cities and Public Bodies in’ Ireland, 
account for Public Monies, and to secure the same ; Ordered, 
xcu. 396. Presented; printed; 432. As amended, printed, 
524. Re-committed, 582. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 624, 
R. A. 662. 


See Accounts and Papers, 6173-6176. 


Courier Newspaper i—See Complaint, 6. 











Court Houses aw Judges’ Longings. 





I. Public Bills relative to Court Houses and Judges’ Lodgings; 1. 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Court Houses and Judges’ Lodgings, 
and Proceedings thereon; 2—16. 





I. Public Bills relative to Court Houses and Judges’ Lodgings : 


1. To provide for the repairing and rebuilding of Shire Halls, 
County Halls and other Buildings for holding Assizes and Grand 
Sessions throughout England and Wales; Ordered, txxx1. 202. 
Presented; printed; 209. As amended, printed, 273. Re- 
committed, 305. Rr. a. 376.———To explain and amend Act 


7 Geo. IV. c. 63; Ordered, xct. 675. Presented; printed; 675, 
Passed, 713. Not returned from the Lords.—-——To explain and 
amend Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 63; Ordered, xcu. 52. Presented; 
printed; 52. As amended, printed, 344. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 548. rR. a. 568. ; 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Court Houses and Judges’ Lodgings, and Pro- 


ceedings thereon: 


Alban’s, St. : 

2. For the Erection of a new Court House for the Liberty of 
St. Alban; Referred,_1xxx11. 66. Report referred to Standing 
Order Committee, 160. Report, That the Standing Orders ought 
not to be dispensed with, 175. Report read; Motion for Leave 
to give Notices; Withdrawn; 284. Petition renewed, and 
referred ; txxxiv.21. Bill ordered, 37. Presented, 139. R, a. 
297. 


Ayr :—See Gaols, 22. 
Bodmin :—See infra, 3. 


Cornwall Assize Hall : 

3. For erecting and maintaining a new Assize Hall at Bodmin ; 
Referred, xc. 105. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 
199. Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed 
with, 226. Another Petition; Referred, xc1. 13. Bill 
ordered, 27. Presented, 80. R.A. 281. 


Dundalk Court House : 


4. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for enabling the 
Grand Jury of Louth to levy Money, by Presentments, for build- 
ing the same; Referred, txxv1. 256. Leave given; Petition pre- 
sented, and referred; 263. Bill ordered, 268. Presented, 238. 
R. A. 493. 


Ely Sessions House : 

5. For erecting a new Sessions House and House of Cor- 
rection at Ely; Referred, rxxv. 145. Reported, 178. Leave 
granted for Notices; Bill ordered; 203. Bill presented, 248. 


Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 435. rR. A. 456. 





Fife Court House : 
6. For erecting new Buildings for holding the Courts of the 
Sheriff, &amp;c.; Referred, xc. 59. Bill ordered, 163. Presented, 
226. R.A. 418. 


Forfar : 

7. For erecting and maintaining a new Court Room, &amp;c.; 
Lxxvil. 10. Referred, 11. Reported, 69. Leave granted for 
giving Notices; Bill ordered; 75. Presented, 95. Not pro- 
ceeded in.———For erecting a new Court House for that Burgh ; 
Referred, rxxvi1.9. Reported, 27. Leave granted for Notices ; 
Bill ordered; 40. Presented, 78. R. A. 273. 


Glasgow Court House and Bridewell : 

8. For erecting a new Justiciary Court Hall, and for amending 
Acts for building a Bridewell for the County of Lanark ; Referred, 
xci. 32. Bill ordered, 57. Presented, 137. Re-committed to 
the former Committee ; Leave to sit and proceed, and to Report on 
a certain Day; 244. rR. a. 391. 


Haddington : 
9. For erecting and maintaining; Referred, rxxxvu. 63. Bill 


ordered, 69. Presented, 89. Petitions against, 150. 153. Peti- 
tion in favour, 159. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 363. R. A. 381. 


Lanark County Bridewell :—See supra, 8. 


Lancaster : 

10. For providing more suitable and convenient Lodgings for 
the Judges; Referred, uxxvit. 46. Not proceeeded in——— 
For providing a convenient House and Accommodation for the 
Judges at the Assizes; Referred, 1xx1x. 31. Bill ordered, 119 
Presented, 129. Petitions against, 160. 188, 221. 241. 261. 


R. A. 277. 
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II. Petitions for Bills relative to Court Houses and Judges’ Lodgings, and Proceedings thereon—cont*. 


Lincoln County Hall : 

11. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for taking down 
the present County Hall, and for erecting a more convenient one ; 
Referred, txxvu. 214. Leave given; Petition presented, and 
referred; 217. Reported, 226. Report read; Leave granted for 
Notices; Standing Orders in part dispensed with; Bill ordered ; 
Committee to report on Notices; 231. Presented, 253. The 
King’s Consent signified, and Bill passed, 324. rR. a. 367. ——— 
To enable the Justices of the Peace for the County of Lincoln to 
purchase the Castle of Lincoln, &amp;c., and for converting the same 
into a County Hall, Court of Assize, and other Buildings; Re- 
ferred, Lxxxvi. 294. Bill ordered, 332. Presented, 414. Com- 
mitted, 504. Not proceeded in———Again referred, Lxxxv1. 532. 


Bill ordered, 544. Presented, 690. The King’s Consent signi- 
fied, 696. R.a. 717. 


Monmouth County Hall: 
12. Referred, rxxxtv. 55. 
R. A. 220. 


Bill ordered, 119. Presented, 131. 


Presteigne :—See infra, 13. 
Radnor Shire Hall : 

13. For building a new Shire Hall in the Town of Presteigne ; 
Referred, uxxx1. 58. Not proceeded in. 
Salop : 

14. For purchasing a House for the better accommodation of 
His Majesty’s Judges at the Assizes; Referred, rxxvi. 42. Bill 





Salop—continued. 
ordered, 106. Presented, 134. Petition for enlarging the time 
for Report, referred, 326. Time enlarged, 331. R. a. 425. 


Suffolk, East : 


15. For erecting a County Hall, Courts of Justice, and pro- 


viding accommodation for Judges; Referred, xc. 121. Report 
referred to Standing Order Committee, 137. 
ing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 159.——-Another 
Petition; Referred, xc. 12. 
Petitions against, 222. 327. 


Report, That Stand- 


Bill ordered, 44. 
R. A. 281. 


Presented, 77. 


Worcester County Hall: 


16. For erecting a County Hall, Courts of Justice and other 
Buildings, and for providing accommodation for His Majesty’s 
Justices of Assize; Referred, txxxvi. 224. Bill ordered, 398. 
Presented, 412. Committed, 508. Not proceeded in——— 
Again referred, txxxvi. 527. Bill ordered, 543. Presented, 556. 
Re-committed, 663. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 726. R.A. 
777.———For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for raising a 
further Sum of Money to carry above Act into effect ; Referred, 
xct. 346. Leave given, 355. Report referred to Standing Order 
Committee, 365. Report, That Standing Orders ought not to be 
dispensed with, 384. To amend and enlarge powers of Act 
1&amp;2 Will. IV.; xcu. 5. Referred to the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills, 18. Bill ordered, 31. Presented, 38. 
R. A. 202. 

See Committees, 1128. 1136, 1137. 

















Courts of Justice, England : 


Bills relative to, generally : 


1. To enable Judges of Courts of Record at Westminster to 
make Regulations respecting Fees ; Ordered, txxvir. 335. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 348. R. a. 446. 


2. To regulate the appropriation of Fees payable to Officers 
in the Superior Courts of Common Law; Ordered, txxxv. 70. 
Instructions to make provision for Compensation out of the Con- 
solidated Fund to Officers of Superior Courts for reduction of 
Fees by operation of Act; and authorizing the purchase of 
Interests in Offices abolished, and paying the Purchase Money 
out of the Consolidated Fund, 322. Bill presented; printed ; 
376. As amended, printed, 565. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
645. R. A. 657. 


3. To explain and amend the above Act; Ordered, txxxvi. 
621. Presented; printed; 622. As amended, printed, 829. 
Re-committed and reported; and, as amended, printed; 862. 
R. A. 921. 


4. For regulating the Law Terms; Ordered, ixxxiv. 296. 
Presented ; printed ; 296. Committee deferred, 357. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 

5. For the more effectual administration of Justice in England 
and Wales; Ordered, txxxv. 157. Presented; printed; 214. 
Motion for reading the Order of the Day for the Second Reading 
of the Bill; Motion for the House to adjourn, by leave with- 
drawn ; Bill committed ; 339. Bill reported; and, as amended, 
printed ; 362. Re-committed; reported, and, as amended, printed, 
452. 490. Instructions to grant Salaries and retiring Allow- 
ances to Additional Judges of the Courts of King’s Bench, 
Common Pleas and Exchequer; and to make Compensation to 
certain Judges and Officers of the Courts of the County Palatine 
of Chester, and of the several Courts of Great Sessions in Wales, 
452. Bill re-committed, 568. Motion for Mr. Speaker leaving 
the Chair ; Amendment proposed, but not made; Main Question 
proposed ; Motion for the House to adjourn, and Ques. Neg.; 
Bill considered ; 609. Reported, and, as amended, printed, 620. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 655. R. A. 657. 


Petitions against; From, Anglesey, Grand Inquest; txxxv. 
423. Anglesey, Inhabitants, 423.— Birmingham, Chamber of 
Commerce, 432. — Cambridge, Inhabitants, 395, rp. Cardigan, 
Grand. Jury, 336, p. Cardigan, Mayor, &amp;c., 336, rp. Carmar- 
then, High Sheriff, &amp;c., 341, p. Carmarthen, Inhabitants, 
326, p. Carnarvon, 336, p. Castlemartin, 336, p. Chester, 
Grand Jurors, 380. (p. 381.) Chester, Justices, 380. Chester, 
Mayor, &amp;c., 380. Chester, County, Grand Jury, 480, p. Con- 
gleton, Mayor, &amp;c., 446.—Denbigh, Freeholders, 336, rp. Den- 
bigh, Majority of the Grand Jury, 336, r—Hampton, J. H., 423. 
Haverfordwest, Jurors, &amp;c., 380. Haverfordwest, Mayor, &amp;c., 380. 
Hyde, 512.—Liverpool, Attornies and Solicitors, 432, p.—Mac- 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820.—1837.) 











Courts of Justice, England: 


Bills relative to, generally— continued. 
clesfield, Mayor, &amp;c., txxxv.534. Manchester, Attornies, 395, Pp. 
Middlewich, Merchants, 441.—Nantwich, Bankers, 380. (p. 381.) 
Newton, 512.—Pembroke, Burgesses, 336, p. Pembroke, Grand 
Jurors, 336, p. Pembroke, Magistrates, 423, p.— Sandbach, 
480, p. Stockport, Great, Mayor, &amp;c., 359, p.—Wales, Natives 
of, resident in and near the Metropolis, 567, rp. Warrington, 
Inhabitants, 409. Warwick, 416, rp. Wernerth, 512. 


6. To amend the above Act; Ordered, txxxvi. 84. 
sented ; printed ; 85. 
201. 


7. For the further amendment of the Law and the better ad- 
vancement of Justice; From the Lords, txxxvir. 238. Read ; 
printed ; 278. Petition in favour; From Inhabitants, House- 
holders and others of the British Empire, 695. Bill passed, 
with Amendments, 630. Lords desire a Conference upon the 
subject of the said Amendments; Committee appointed ; Report 
of the Lords’ disagreement to one of the said Amendments; (see 
Conferences, 32.) other Amendments agreed to; House doth not 
insist on their Amendment; 651. Rr. a. 671.— —To extend the 
powers of said Act; Ordered ; presented ; printed; xc11. 28. As 
amended, printed, 301. Re-committed; Motion, That it be an 
Instruction to the Committee, that they have power to extend 
the provisions of the Bill to the Court of Common Pleas at Lan- 
caster ; Amendment proposed, but not made; Motion agreed to; 
Bill, as amended, printed ; 473. Further consideration of Report 
put off for Three Months, 527. 


Pre- 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 179. R. a. 


8. To prevent the expense and delay of Suits in the Common 
Law Courts at Westminster ; From the Lords, txxxv1. 356. Read ; 
printed; 362. Second Reading deferred, 502. Not proceeded in. 
Another Bill ; rxxxv1. 633. Read; printed ; 780. Second 
Reading deferred, 920. Not proceeded in. 





9. For uniformity of Process in Personal Actions in His 
Majesty’s Courts of Law at Westminster; From the Lords, 
LXxxvil. 287. Read; printed; 291. Rr. a. 331. 


10. To amend above Act; Ordered, txxxvi. 613. 
sented ; printed; 614. R. a. 726. 


11. To extend the provisions of Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 67, to 
amend an Act of the second year of His present Majesty for the 
uniformity of Process in Personal Actions in His Majesty’s 
Courts of Law at Westminster to certain cases; Ordered, xcm. 250. 
Presented ; printed ; 250. Petitions against ; From Deal, 417. 
Dover, 464. Committee put off for Three Months, 498. 


Pre- 


12. To abolish certain Offices in the Superior Courts of Com- 
mon Law, and to make provision for a more effective and uniform 
establishment of Officers in those Courts; Ordered, xc1. 446. 

Presented ; 
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Courts of Justice, England : 


Bills relative to, generally —continued. 
Presented; printed; 468. Petition of Henry Bilward Ray, 
against, 615. Instruction to Committee to make provision for 
payment of Salaries of Officers, Clerks and Messengers to be 
appointed, and for compensating Officers, 599. Bill, as amended, 
printed ; 612. Re-committed; as amended, printed; 686. 717. 
Bill passed, 762. Not returned from the Lords. 


13. To abolish certain Offices in the Superior Courts of Com- 
mon Law, and to make provision for a more effective and uniform 
establishment of Officers in those Courts ; Ordered, xcu. 19. Pre- 
sented; printed; 21. Instruction to make provision for payment 
of Salaries of Officers, Clerks and Messengers, and for compen- 
sating Officers, 75. Petition of Charles Calvert Browning, Sir 
William Eden, Bart., and Sir Edward Mostyn, Bart., for Com- 
pensation for loss of Office and Patronage, 208. 
printed, 169. Re-committed, 446. 


Bill, as amended, 
R. A. 622. 


14. For establishing Courts of Local Jurisdiction; Ordered, 
LXxxv. 349. Presented, 562. As amended, to be printed, with an 
Abstract ; 576. Jot proceeded in. Another Bill; Ordered, 


uxxxvi. 54. Not proceeded in. 


15. Grand Committee for Courts of Justice ; Ordered at the 
beginning of each Session to sit every Saturday in the Afternoon 
in the House ; xxv. 109,—Lxxvi. 6.—LXXVII. 7.—LXXvUII. 5.— 
LXX1x. 6.—LXXXx. 6.—LXXXI. 6.—LXXXII. 9.—LXXXIII. 7.—LXXXIV. 
9.—LXXXV. 8.—LXXXVI. 7. 524.—LXXXVII. 6. 
Vol. uxxxvul. 


Not appointed after 


Motions relative to: 
16. Relative to the Commission appointed by His Majesty on 
9 February 1815, to inquire into the state of the English Courts of 
Justice, &amp;c.; Ques. Prev. Neg. upon that, and several other Motions 
relative to their Reports, and the Recommendations contained 
therein; Motion, That the House views with extreme regret the 
slowness in its progress of a Commission instituted for such im- 
portant objects, &amp;c. ; Ques. Neg. thereupon ; Lxxv1. 323. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1733-1748. 
1522. Assize, Clerk of. China. 
814, 815. 1464. Compensation Monies. 
Affairs, 17-19. 
Law Expenses. 


199-202. 


Addresses, 363-369. 
Committees, 184-188. 

East India 
Judges, 1, &amp;e. 
Petitions, 649. Supply, 
Also each Court under its respective Name. 


Evidence. Interpleader. 


Law Terms. 


Courts of Justice, lreland: 
Bills relative to, generally : 


1. To regulate the Proceedings of the Courts of King’s Bench, 
Common Pleas and Exchequer in Ireland; Ordered, txxv1. 76. 
Instruction for making provision for the Salaries of Judges and 
Officers, 88. Bill presented; printed; 91. Instruction for de- 
fraying such Sums as shall be necessary for the payment of annual 
Allowances and Salaries, 220. Bill, as amended, printed ; 225. 
Re-committed, 258. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 438. R. a. 442. 

2. To amend above Act; Ordered, txx1x. 20. 


printed ; 23. 


Presented ; 
Instruction for granting a Salary to a Clerk in the 


Office of the Taxing Commissioners, 56. R. a. 123. 


3. For the more effectual Administration of Justice in Cities, 
Towns Corporate and other Local Jurisdictions in Ireland ; Or- 


dered, txxx1. 147. Presented; printed; 189. Rp. a. 376. 


4. For the more effectual Administration of Justice in Ireland ; 
Ordered, txxxvi. 43. Members added to Gentlemen appointed to 
prepare and bring it in, 247. Not presented. 


5. To improve the Administration of Justice in Ireland; Or- 


dered, txxxvi. 477. Presented; printed; 486. Committed, 511. 
Not proceeded in.———Again ordered, Lxxxvi. 688. Presented ; 
printed ; 695. Petition from the Chamber of Commerce of the 
City of Dublin, for inserting a Clause to prevent the Court of 
Conscience from adjudicating upon the Coal Meters’ demands for 
Fees on Coal imported into Dublin, 788, p. 
added ; Clause offered ; Motion negatived for bringing it up; 846. 
kr. A. 890. 


6. To limit the Expense of certain Proceedings in the Courts of 
Justice in Ireland; Ordered, txxviit. 370. Presented; printed ; 
380. R. a. 479 


7. For the regulation of the Service of Writs issuing from the 
Superior Courw in Ireland; Ordered, uxxxvu. 67. 
printed; 107. 


Second Reading deftrred, 314. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Courts 


Coventry 


Committees, 1365. Elections, 55.177, &amp;e. 








Bill reported; Clause | 





Presented ; | 


Courts of Justice, Ireland : 


Bills relative to, generall y—continued. 
8. For settling the Compensation to the Holders of certain 
Offices in the Courts of Law in Ireland; Ordered, txxvin. 369, 
Presented ; printed ; 363. R. a. 433. 


9. To facilitate the Proceedings before the Commissioners of 
Inquiry relative to Courts of Justice in Ireland; Ordered, ixxx, 
145. Presented; printed; 165. R. a. 297. 


10. To authorize an Advance out of the General Fund of 
Monies belonging to the Suitors of the Courts of Chancery and 
Exchequer in Ireland, towards the purchasing of Ground and 
Building thereon Offices necessary to the Courts of Jistice in 
Dublin; Ordered; presented ; printed; Lxxx1x. 469. RB A. 594, 


Motions relative to: 

11. Relative to the Authority of the Judges of the Superior 
Courts of Law to establish new or increased Fees for their own Ser- 
vices ; and that during the time of the present Chief Justice of the 
Common Pleas such an exercise of authority appears to have oe- 
curred in three instances ; Debate thereon adjourned ; txxvut. 467, 
Resumed, and Question amended; Resolutions thereupon; Mo- 
tion, That the House, under all the circumstances, does not deem 
it necessary to adopt any further Proceedings in the case of Chief 
Baron O’Grady ; agreed to; 470. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1749-1765. Addresses, 370-373, 
Committees, 189-193. 816-818. Law Expenses. Also 
each Court under its respective Name. 


Courts of Justice, Scotland : 


Bills relative to, generally : 
1. For empowering Commissioners to inquire into the Forms 
of Process in the Courts of Law in Scotland; From the Lords; 
LXxvil. 451. Read, 452. pr. a. 479. 


2. For better regulating the Forms of Process in the Courts of 


Law in Scotland; rxxrx. 500. Read; printed; 501. Petitions 
against ; Of Magistrates and Town Council of the Royal Burgh 
of Irvine; George Cranstoun, Dean of the Faculty of Advocates ; 
Noblemen, Gentlemen, Justices of the Peace and Commissioners 
of Supply of the County of Edinburgh; Members of the Society 
of Writers to the Signet in Scotland; of Keepers, Commissioners 
and Clerks of His Majesty’s Signet in Scotland; 507. Com- 
mittee put off for Two Months; 510. 


3. For better regulating the Forms of Process in the Courts of 
Law in Scotland; From the Lords; txxx. 252. Read, 252, p. 
As amended, printed, 384. Re-committed ; Resolutions for grant- 
ing Salaries for Two additional Judges of the Jury Court in 
Scotland, and to make Compensation to Persons entitled to Fees, 
read; Instruction accordingly; 470. Bill, as amended, printed, 
495. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 612. Rk. a. 626. 


4. Toimprove and regulate the Forms of Process, and to dimi- 
nish the Delay and Expenses of Procedure in the Courts of Judi- 
cature in Scotland, and in Appeals from the Court of Session to 
the House of Lords; Ordered, xc. 267. Presented ; printed; 
392. Second Reading deferred, 443. 466. Not proceeded in. 

5. To provide for the Erection of certain Courts and Offices 
of Justice in Scotland; Ordered, txxx. 477. Presented ; printed; 


485. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 618. R. a. 626. 


Addresses, 374-379. 
Also each Court under its 


See Accounts and Papers, 1766-1773. 
Committees, 194, 195. 1364. 
respective Name. 


Martial :——See Accounts and Papers, 6628. 
Army, 6. 


bid 
City :——See Accounts and Papers, 6656. 


Covertu ré :— Bill to amend the Law of Coverture ; Order- 


ed, xcr. 587. Presented; printed; 596. 
off for Three Months, 619. 


Second Reading put 


1 P . 
Cracow :——Amendment proposed, and withdrawn, on Motion 


for reading a Second Time certain Resolutions of the Committee 
of Supply, “ For an Address to order a Diplomatic Agent to be 
sent to the State of Cracow; and that His Majesty will also take 
steps to protect and extend the Commercial Interests of Great 
Britain in Turkey and the Euxine ;” xc1. 272. 


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Cranborne Chase :—Petition for Bill for disfran- 
chising the same; Referred, uxxx1. 41. Bill ordered, 94. Pre- 
sented, 112. R. a. 376. 


Credit, Vote of :—see Accounts and Papers, 6294. 
Supply, 4. 


Creditors: Bills relative to, in Scotland : 

1. To render the Payment of Creditors in Scotland more 
equal and expeditious; Ordered, Lxxvi. 348. Presented, 370. 
Reported; Further Consideration of Report put off for Three 
Months; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 408. Not proceeded 
in. Another Bill ordered; txxvu. 403. Presented ; printed ; 
436. Not proceeded in. 


2. For continuing Act 54 Geo. III. c. 137, for rendering the 
payment of Creditors more equal and expeditions in Scotland ; 
Ordered, txxvu. 140. Presented, 174. Rr. a. 266.———Another 
Bill ordered; txxxvint. 73. Presented, 76. R. a. 136.——— 
Another Bill ordered; txxx. 180. Presented; printed; 195. 
Rn. A. 297.—————Another Bill ordered ; rxxxvi. 239. Presented; 
printed ; 239. x. a. 377, Another Bill ordered ; Presented ; 
LXxxIx. 553. R. A. 599.———Another Bill ordered ; Presented ; 
xcl. 764. R. A. 822,————Another Bill ordered ; Presented ; xc1r. 
500. R. A. 623. 





3. Tocontinue Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 8, for rendering the pay- 
ment of Creditors more equal and expeditious in Scotland ; Or- 
dered, txxx11. 278. Presented; printed; 290. R. a. 877. 


4. To continue Acts; Ordered, txxxtv. 110. Presented; 
printed; 117. R. a. 220. 
See also Debtor and Creditor, 1, &amp;e. 


Criminals :—Bill to repeal Act 55 Geo. III. c. 49, to pro- 
cure Returns of Persons Committed, Tried and Convicted; Or- 
dered; presented ; txxxv. 334. R. A. 561. See Accounts and 
Papers, 1801-1855. 6657-6764. Addresses, 381, 382. 286-418. 
Committees, 820-823. Fees. Felonies. Juries, 11, &amp;e. Of- 
fences, 5. Petitions, 655-665. Supply, 203-205. 


Criminal Justice and Criminal Laws: 
Bills relative to: 


1. For improving the Administration of Criminal Justice 
in England; Ordered, txxx1. 147. Presented; as amended, 


printed; 206. Re-committed; reported; and, as amended, 
printed ; 251. 273. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 365. R. a. 


376. 


2. For the further improving the Administration of Justice in 
Criminal Cases; Ordered, txxxu. 479. Presented; committed ; 
reported; and, as amended, to be printed; 479. Re-committed, 


493. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 581. R. a. 587. 


3. For establishing a New Court for the Trial of Offences 
committed in the Metropolis and Parts adjoining; From the 
Lords, txxx1x. 246. Read; printed; 253. As amended, printed ; 
355. Further consideration of Report deferred, 375. Re-com- 
mitted; as amended, printed; 393. Further consideration of 
Report deferred, 431. Re-committed, 451. Passed with Amend- 
ments, 476. Lords desire a Conference upon the subject of the 
said Amendments ; Conference agreed to; Conference held, and 
reported ; 517. (See Conferences, 30.) House doth not insist upon 
their Amendments, to which the Lords have disagreed, and doth 
agree to the Amendments made by the Lords, to the Commons’ 


Amendments, 518. R. A. 525. 


4. To assimilate the Practice of the Central Criminal Court 
to other Courts of Criminal Judicature within the Kingdom of 
England and Wales, with respect to Offenders liable to the Punish- 
ment of Death; Ordered, xcu1. 586. Presented; printed ; 586. 


Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 666. R. a. 670. 


rf 


Amendments agreed to, 553. Rr. A. 554. 


6. For improving the Administration of Justice in Criminal 
Cases in Ireland; Ordered, txxx111. 322. Presented ; printed ; 
340. As amended, printed, 396. Lords’ Amendments agreed 


to, 522. R. a. 535. 


7. For authorizing the employment at Labour in the Colonies, 
of Male Convicts under Sentence of Transportation ; Ordered, 


LXXvill. 346. Presented; printed ; 347. Rr. a. 453. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


5. For improving the Administration of Criminal Justice in 
the East Indies; Ordered, txxxi. 399. Presented; printed ; 
407. As amended, printed, 473. Re-committed, 507. Lords’ 





Criminal Justice and Criminal Laws : 


_ Bills relative to—continued. 

8. For allowing the Benefit of Clergy to Persons convicted of 
certain Felonies; Ordered, txxvim. 346. Presented; priated; 
347. Instruction to amend Act 7 Geo. II. c. 21; Bill reported; 
and, as amended,‘ printed; 374. Re-committed, 417. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 458. R.A. 464. 


9. For extending the Benefit of Clergy to several Larcenies ; 
Ordered, txxvini. 346. Presented; printed; 347. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 458. R.A. 464. 


10. To prevent the fact of a previous Conviction being given 
in Evidence to the Jury on the case before them, except when 
Evidence to Character is given; Ordered, xc1. 438. Presented ; 
printed; 545. Rr. a. 842. 


11. To authorize Courts of Sessions of the Peace to reserve 
points of Law in Criminal Cases; Ordered, xc11. 28. Presented ; 
printed; 29. As amended, printed, 227. Re-committed ; as 
amended, printed; 270. Passed, 307. Not returned from the 
Lords. 


Motions relative to: 

12. That this House will at anearly period of the next Session 
take into consideration the means of increasing the efficacy of the 
Criminal Laws; Pr. Q", and Motion withdrawn; Motion, That 
this House will at an early period of the next Session take into 
their most serious consideration the means of increasing the 
efficacy of the Criminal Laws, by abating their undue rigour; 
Pr. Q® resolved in the Affirmative ; Resolution agreed to; Lxxvu1. 
319. 

13. That it is expedient to take away the Punishment of Death 
in the Case of Larceny from Shops, from Dwelling-houses, and 
from Navigable Rivers; Pr. Q™ Negatived thereupon; and upon 
several other Motions relative to the Criminal Laws ; ixxvut. 
328, 329. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1843. 1848. 1855. Addresses, 
381, 382. 385. Capital Crimes. Capital Punishment. 
Committees, 822, 823. Forgery, 1, kc. Larceny, 1, &amp;c. 
Navigable Rivers, 1,&amp;c. Petitions, 655. 665. Quakers, 1. 
Stealing, 1,&amp;c. Supply, 204, 205. 


Criminal Lunatics :—see Accounts and Papers, 
1846, 1847. Lunatics, 18, &amp;c. 


Cr inan Canal :——See Committees, 460. Navigations 


and Canals, 29. 


Croston Parishes :——Petition for Leave to present a 
Petition for a Bill for making the Hamlets of Tarleton and Hes- 
keth, with Beeconsall, distinct Parishes; Referred, txxvi. 90. 
Reported; Leave given; Petition presented, and referred ; 96. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 119. Petition for Leave to present the 
Bill; Leave given; 202. Order of Leave for Bill discharged, 
and another Bill ordered, 211. Presented, 212. rR. a. 425. 


Crown Debtors :——See Accounts and Papers, 1857. 
Addresses, 419. 1523. King, 16, &amp;c. 


Crown Estates and Property :—see Accounts 
and Papers, 928. 942. 1207. 2493. 2703. 9764, &amp;e. Addresses, 
20. 420-426. Committees, 196. 442. 824. 1366. Customs, 17. 
Customs Wharfs, 1. King, 16, &amp;e. Land Revenue. Peti- 
tions, 668. 


Crown Solicitors :—Bill to authorize Barristers-at- 
Law to act as Solicitors in any Court or Jurisdiction, in Revenue 
matters; Ordered, .txxxi. 232. Presented; printed; 242. 
Petition of Attornies and Solicitors of His Majesty’s Courts of 
Law and Equity in Ireland, against, 277, Pp. R. a. 448. 





Cruelty to Animals: 
Cattle, 1, &amp;e. 


See Bear-baiting, 1, &amp;c. 





Cuba, Postage to and from : 
Post Office, 26. 


See Postage and 


Cumberland, 


















CUMBERLAN D——CUSTOMS. 











Cumberland, Duke of :—see King, 1s. 


Cumberland, Princess of :—see Petitions, 1524. 
Curates :—See Clergy, 9, &amp;e. 


Currency :—Bill relative to: 

1. Bill to provide for the Assimilation of the Currency and 
Monies of Account, throughout the United Kingdom of Great 
Britain and Ireland; Ordered, txxx. 412. Instruction for 
further providing for the Assimilation of the Currency, 484. Pre- 
sented, 484. As amended, printed, 500. rR. a. 603. 


Resolutions relative to: 
2. That the House will not alter the Standard of Gold or 
Silver in Fineness, Weight or Denomination ; txxvu. 340. 


3. That it is the Opinion of this House, That any alteration 
in the Monetary System of the Country, which would have the 
effect of lowering the Standard of Value, would be highly inex- 
pedient and dangerous; Lxxxviii. 306. 


Motions relative to: 

4. Relative to the distressed State of Agriculture; the low 
Price of Commodities ; the State of the Currency; the Price of 
Corn; the Amount of Taxation; the Price of Labour,; Money 
paid into the Treasury on account of Loans; and that it is 
evidently and indispensably necessary to take into immediate 
consideration the destructive effects that have arisen out of the 
alterations made in the Currency by Acts 1797 and 1819, &amp;c. ; 
Ques. Neg., txxvir. 418-420. 


5. That it will be advisable in the next Session of Parliament 
to institute an Inquiry how far the interests of England and 
Scotland may be affected by a different system of Currency ; 
Ques. Neg., Lxxx1. 388. 


6. For repealing so much of Act 56 Geo. III. c. 68., as 
declares Gold Coins the only Legal Tender in payment of all Sums 
beyond 40s., &amp;c.; Ques. Neg.; Another Motion relative to the 
State of the Currency, and Ques. Neg.; txxxv. 530. 


7. Amendment proposed, but not made, (Entry in Journal 
being read), on Motion for reading the Order of the Day for 
the Committee of Supply, “ That a Select Committee be appointed 
to inquire if thete be not effective means within the reach of 
Parliament to afford substantial relief to the Agriculture of the 
United Kingdom, and especially to take into their consideration 
the subject of a Silver or a conjoined Standard of Silver and 
Gold,” xc. 297. 


8. Amendment proposed, but not made, on Motion for read- 


ing the Order of the Day for the Committee on the Poor Relief 


(Ireland) Bill; “That in the opinion of this House the present 
system of the Currency is not sufficient to meet the wants and 
protect the interests of the Community,” xcu. 437. 


9. Reports of 4,14 and 16 May and 13 June 1804 relative 
thereto, to be re-printed ; txxx1. 386. 


See Agriculture, 2. Bankers. 
Distress, 3. Petitions, 674. 


Committees, 197, 198. 1367. 


1 ‘ 

Curtesy of England :—Bii to amend the Law rela- 
ting to the Estate of a Tenant by Curtesy of England; Ordered, 
uxxxvi. 488. Not presented.—— Another Bill; Ordered, 
Lxxxvi. 596. Presented; printed; 778. Committee deferred, 
927. Not proceeded in. Another Bill; Ordered ; presented ; 
printed; uxxxvu.11. As amended, printed,64. Re-committed ; 
291. Passed, 408. Not returned from Lords. —— Another 
Bill; Ordered, txxxvut. 42. 
for Committee of the whole House discharged; Bill committed to 
a Select Committee, 227. (See Committees, 825.) Reported and 
re-committed to a Committee of the whole House; as amended, 
printed ; 317. Passed, 416. Not returned from the Lords. 





r 
Customary Tenure :—sec Copyhold Estates, 2. 


Customs: Bills relative to: 


1. To repeal so much of several Acts as requires Bonds to be 
given to His Majesty in certain cases, and the taking of Oaths in 
matters relating to the Revenue of Customs, and to prevent Fees 
being offered or given Officers and other Persons in the service of 


the Customs; Ordered, txxv. 218. Presented, 232. ng. a. 341. 





Presented ; printed ; 145. Order 








Customs :—Bills relative to—continued. 


2. Bill to repeal the Stamp Duties payable in Great Britain 
and Ireland upon the Transfer of Property in Ships and Vessels, 
and upon Bonds and Debentures required to be given in relation 
to the Duties, Drawbacks and Bounties of Customs or Excise, and 
to grant other Duties of Stamps on such Bonds and Debentures. 
Ordered, txxx. 280. Instruction relative to Stamp Duty on 
Excise Bonds, 416. Presented, 437. nk. a. 517. 


3. To empower the Lords of the Treasury to grant a limited 
provision to certain Officers of the Customs ; Ordered, txxvr. 460, 
Presented, 467. rR. A. 502. 


4. Toallow the Averment of the Order for Prosecution by the 
Commissioners of Customs to be sufficient proof of the Order; 
Ordered, txx1x. 486. Presented, 486. R. a. 524. 


5. To permit the Removal of certain Goods between Great 
Britain and Ireland by Cocket, Certificate, Letpass or Transire ; 
Ordered, txxvi. 175. Presented, 182. R. a. 237. 


6. To alter and amend Act 59 Geo. III. c. 52; Ordered, 
Lxxvul. 337. Not presented. 


7. To authorize His Majesty, under certain circumstances, to 
regulate the Duties and Drawbacks on Goods imported or exported 
in Foreign Vessels; Ordered, txxviu1. 385. Presented ; printed; 
391. Petitions against ; From Masters of Ships and Shipowners 
of London, 447. Newcastle, 454. Scarborough, Whitby and 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 438, p. South Shields, 442, rp. Ship. 
wrights and others on the Thames, 442, p. Great Yarmouth, 435. 
(p. 438.) Instruction to exempt Foreign Vessels of less burthen 
than Sixty Tons from taking on board Pilots in certain cases, 421. 
Bill, as amended, printed, 429. Rk. a. 479. 


8. To indemnify all Persons concerned in advising, issuing or 
acting under an Order in Council for regulating the Tonnage 
Duties on certain Foreign Vessels, and to amend Act 4 Geo. IV. 
c. 77; Ordered, txx1x. 41. Presented; printed; 49. nr. a. 123, 


9. To amend above Acts; Ordered, txxxvut. 87, but not pre- 
sented. 


10. To repeal certain Duties in Great Britain, and to grant 
other Duties; Ordered, txxvitt. 324. Presented, 334. Printed, 
339. As amended, printed, 362. Re-committed; Instruction 
relative to certain Duties of Customs; Bill reported, and, as 
amended, to be printed; 423. Re-committed, 441. Rr. a. 474. 


11. To alter certain Duties of Customs and Duties on Coals 
brought to London, and to repeal certain Duties on Linens; 
Ordered, txx1x. 140. Instruction relative to Duties on Slates, 
Sails, Skins and Wool, 231. So much of Instruction as relates 
to Skins and Wool, discharged, 246. Presented; printed; 245. 
Petitions against; From Gentlemen, Clergy and others of Lon- 
donderry; High Sheriffof Cork; txx1x. 332, p. Bill, as amended, 
printed, 283. Re-committed, 313. Leave given to offer Clauses ; 
Clauses added ; Bill passed; 424. R. a. 450. 


12. To discontinue or alter the Duties of Customs upon Coals, 
Slates, Cotton, Wool, Barilla and Wax; Ordered, txxxvi. 612. 
Presented ; printed; 642. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 752. 
R. A. 776. 


13. For granting Duties of Customs; Ordered, itxxix. 529. 
Presented ; committed ; reported ; further consideration of Report 
put off for Two Months; Bill, as amended, printed; 529. 
For granting Duties of Customs ; Ordered, uxxx. 571. Presented, 
577. R.A. 626.———For granting Duties of Customs; Ordered, 
Lxxxviul. 239. Presented; printed; 253. Report deferred, 613. 
Question, That certain words stand part of the Schedule, resolved 
in the Affirmative, 648. R. a. 726. 





14. To repeal certain Duties and Drawbacks of Customs in 
respect of Goods imported and exported; Ordered, uxxx. 280. 
Instructions relative to the Duties on the Importation of Flax, 
&amp;c., 429. Instruction relative to the Bounties on Refined Sugar, 
and the Duties on Spirits, &amp;c.; Bill presented; 547. Instruc- 
tion to make Provision pursuant to Resolutions, 576. Bill, as 
amended, printed, 584. rR. a. 626. 


15. To grant certain Bounties and Allowances of Customs; 
Ordered, txxx. 310. Presented; printed; 437. Resolution rela- 
tive to the Bounties on Refined Sugar, read, and Instruction 
accordingly; Bill, as amended, printed; 473. R. a. 626. 


16. To grant certain Bounties and Allowances of Customs; 
Ordered, uxxxvin. 239. 
deferred, 613. 


Presented; printed; 254. Report 
R. A. 726. 


17. Motion 








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Customs: Bills relative to—continued. 


17. Motion for bringing in a Bill to subject to Customs Duty 
Crown Property, in case of Sale after Importation; [The King’s 
Consent and Recommendation signified]; Motion agreed to; Bill 
ordered ; txxxv. 611. Presented, 611. rR. a. 645. 


18. To consolidate the several Boards of Customs and Excise 
of Great Britain and Ireland ; Ordered, txxvm. 174. Presented, 
175. R. A. 273. 


19. For the general Regulation of the Customs; Ordered, 
txx1x. 529. Presented; further Consideration of Report put off 
for Two Months ; Bill, as amended, printed; 529. 


20. For the general Regulation of the Customs; Ordered, 
Lxxx. 310. Presented, 334. As amended, printed, 358. Recom- 
mitted ; As amended, printed ; 447. Petitions against; From Coal- 
meters of Dublin, 468, p. Corporation of Merchants of the Holy 
Trinity, Dublin, 499, p. Petition of Robert Roe, respecting the 
Appointment of Coalmeters, 504, p. Bill re-committed, 538. 
R. A. 626. 


21. For the general Regulation of the Customs; Ordered, 
LXXXVIII. 239. Presented; printed; 254. Report deferred, 613. 
R. A. 725. 


22. For the Management of the Customs; Ordered, txxx. 
810. Presented, 334. As amended, printed; 358. Again printed, 
447. Re-committed, 538. Rr. a. 626, 


23. For the Management of the Customs; Ordered, txxxvit. 
239. Presented; printed; 253. Report deferred, 613. Lords’ 
Amendment agreed to, 682. R. A. 725. ™* 


24. To repeal the several Laws relating to an Desens Or- 
dered, txx1x. 529. Presented; further consideration of Report 
put off for Two Months ; Bill, as amended, printed, 529. 


25. To repeal the several Laws relating to the Customs; 
Ordered, txxx. 310. Presented, 333. Reported; as amended, 
printed; 357. Re-committed, 499. R. a. 626. 


26. To alter and amend the several Laws relating to the 
Customs; Ordered, rxxx1. 220. Presented, 226. As amended, 
printed, 245. Re-committed, 299. Instruction for continuing 
Nine-tenths of the Bounty on Sugar, 299. Bill, as amended, 
printed, 305. R. a. 376. 


27. To amend the Laws relating- to the Customs; Ordered, 
itxxx11. 516. Instruction relative to certain Duties on Salted Beef 
and Pork, and on Staves 538. Bill presented; printed; 539, As 
amended, printed, 569. Petition of Merchants of London 
against, 575, Pp. R. A. 609. 


28. To amend the Laws relating to the Customs; Ordered, 
txxx1u. 448. Instruction relative to Bounties on Linen and Re- 
fined Sugar exported, and also on the Exportation of Warehoused 
Goods to the Colonies, 454. Presented; printed; 461. As 
amended, printed, 493. Petition of Shipowners or Merchants in 
Liverpool against, 507. Bill re-committed, 508. Instruction for 
substituting other Duties in lieu of those now paid on Alkali, 
Cocoa Nuts and Oil, Lead Ore, Mats, &amp;c., 509. Bill re-com- 
mitted so far as relates to a Clause, 533. R. a. 554. 


29. To amend the Laws relating to the Customs; Ordered, 
Lxxx1v. 306. Presented; printed; 314. As amended, printed, 
349, R.A. 399. 


30. To amend so much of Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 106, as allows 
certain Fees to be taken by Officers of the Customs; Ordered, 
Lxxxvi. 857. Presented; printed; 872. As amended, printed, 
883. R.A. 921. 


31. To amend the Laws relating to the Customs; Ordered, 
LXxxvil. 414. Presented; printed; 419. Instruction to Com- 
mittee to make Provision respecting certain other Duties of Cus- 
toms, 486. Bill, as amended, printed, 490. Re-committed, 522. 
R. A. 550. 


Petitions against ; From Dealers in Drugs, Drysalters and 
Chemical Manufacturers; Lxxxvit. 499. 


Petitions for extending the time of the proposed Alterations in 
the Scale of Duties to January 1833; From Druggists of New- 
castle-upon-Tyne and Gateshead, Lxxxvil. 435, P. 

Petition for Continuance of the Duty of 10s. per cwt. on Foreign 
Tapioca; From John M‘Innes; txxxvit. 482. 

Petition for Remuneration for Injury that will be sustained by 
the operation of the Bill; From Hemp and Flax Growers of 
Upwell; uxxxvit. 486. 

Petition, praying the House either to return to the Duties 
already paid, or to allow a reasonable length of time to dispose of 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCIIL. 


(1820—1837.) 





Customs: Bills relative to—continued. 


Stock of Goods on Hand; From Wholesale Druggists of New- 
castle-upon-Tyne and Gateshead ; txxxvir. 490, Pp. 


Petition for time to dispose of their Stock of Drugs; From 
John Weaver and Benjamin Parton Mander; uxxxvu. 517. 


32. To repeal the several Laws relating to the Customs; 
Ordered, txxxvit. 643. Presented, 644. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 714. R.A. 725. 


33. To amend the Laws relating to the Customs; Ordered, 
LXxxIx. 463. Presented; printed; 464. Four Petitions from 
Kingston-upon-Hull, against so much thereof as relates to esta- 
blishing Depéts for Foreign Merchandize in Inland Towns, 495. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 598. rR. a. 603. 


34. Toamend the Laws relating to Customs; Ordered, xc. 563. 
Presented ; printed; 573. R. a. 657. 


35. ‘To amend the Laws relating to Customs; Ordered, xc1. 
662. Presented; printed; 675. R. a. 799. 


36. To abolish certain Oaths taken in the Customs and Excise ; 


Ordered, txxxvi. 483. Presented; printed; 507. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


37. To abolish certain Oaths and Affirmations taken and made 
in the Departments of the Customs and Excise ; Ordered, rxxxvt. 
550. Presented; printed; 558. R. a. 712. 


Ireland: 


38. To authorize the Collectors of Customs in Ireland to bring 
to account the Proceeds of Goods sold under the Provisions in 
the Warehousing Acts; Ordered, uxxvi. 451. Presented, 462. 
R. A. 502. 


39. To repeal the several Duties of Customs chargeable in 
Ireland, and to grant other Duties; Ordered, xxv. 382. Pre- 
sented, 391. Reported; further Consideration of Report put off 
for Three Months; Bill, as amended, printed, 452. 


40. For repealing the Duties of Customs in Ireland, and 
granting others in lieu ; Ordered, txxvi. 319. Not presented. 


41. To repeal Duties of Customs in Ireland, and grant others 
in lieu; Ordered, txxvimt. 240. Not presented. 


42. To repeal the several Duties and Drawbacks chargeable 
in Ireland, and to grant other Duties and Drawbacks; Ordered ; 
presented; txxvin. 334. Printed, 339. As amended, printed, 
363. Re-committed, 443. rR. a. 474. 


Petitions against; From, Shipowners and others of Great 
Yarmouth; txxvit. 435. (Pp. 438.) Shipowners of Scarborough ; 
of Whitby ; and of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; 438, p. Shipowners of 
South Shields ; Shipwrights and others on the Thames; 442, p. 
Masters of Ships in London, and Shipowners of London, 447, P 
Shipowners of Newcastle, 454. 


Motions relative to: 

43. For bringing in a Bill to repeal the Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 77, 
commonly called Reciprocity of Duties Act, with a view of re- 
storing to Parliament its constitutional Control over all Treaties 
with Foreign Powers, involving the Commercial Interest of the 
British Community ; Q" Neg., uxxx1x. 362. 

44. For appointing an efficient Control over the origin and 
conduct of all Proceedings instituted by the Crown, for recovery 
of Penalties under the Customs and Excise Laws; Q® Neg., 
LXxxul. 301. 


45. For inserting or adding certain Words to a Clause in the 
Customs Bill; Q® Neg., Lxxxrt1. 537. 

46. For inserting certain Words in the Customs Bill; Q* 
Neg., Lxxxt1. 538, 

47. That certain Words be inserted in the Schedule to the Cus- 
toms Duties Bill; Q® Neg., Lxxxiv. 356. 

See Accounts and Papers, 1859-1921. 6765. 6781. &lt;Ad- 
dresses, 427. Brimstone. Coasting Trade. Commit- 
tees, 199-247. East India Affairs, 6. Gold Rings. 
Man, Isle of, 3, &amp;c. Petitions, 678. Revenue, 6. Ware- 
housing, 1, &amp;c. West Indies, 1, &amp;c. 


Customs Bonds :—See Customs, 1, &amp;e. 


Customs Wharfs: 


1. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to enable the Commis- 
sioners of the Treasury to convey certain Premises, the property 
of the Crown, situate between London Bridge and the Tower 
of London; [King’s Consent signified] ; Bill ordered, txxxvu. 
339, Presented; printed; 340. Further consideration of Lords’ 
Amendments put off for Six Months, Nem. con., 415. 

2. Bill 
SR 


434 


CUSTOMS——DEBATES. 





Customs Wharfs—conéinued. 

2. Bill to provide for the conveyance of Premises, the pro- 
perty of the Crown, situate between the Tower of London and 
London Bridge; Ordered, uxxxvu1. 415. Presented, 434, Rk. a. 
496. 

3. Billto amend Act 2 &amp; 3 Geo. IV. c. 50, relating thereto ; 
Ordered, txxxviut. 246. Presented, 247. R. a. 352. 


Custom House Officers :—see Customs, 1, &amp;e. 


—_ 


Custos Brevium :—see Common Pleas, Court of, 2, 


Cutlery Trade :—nin for the better Prevention of 
Fraud in the marking of Cutlery in England ; Ordered, txxrx, 494, 
Presented; printed; 448. Second Reading deferred, 471.——_ 
Another Bill; Ordered, rxxx. 244. Presented; printed; 259, 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 344, 








D. 


Dartmoor Prison :—see Accounts and Papers, 1922. 
Supply, 206. 


David’s, St., College :—see Estates, 151. 


Deacle, Thomas and Caroline :—see Accounts 
and Papers, 6658. Committees, 1368. 1465. Petitions, 680. 


Dead Weight :—see Pensions, 1, &amp;e. 


Dean Forest :——See Accounts and Papers, 1927-1929, 
Addresses, 428. Forests, 5. 


Death, Punishment of :—see &lt;Adédresses, 429, 
Capital Punishments. 


Deaths :—sec Parish Registers, 1, &amp;e. 








Debates. 








I. Debates Adjourned and Resumed; 1—160. 
II. Incidental Proceedings; 161—167. 
III. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn; 168—171. 


1.— Questions Negatived ; 168, 169. 
2.— Motions Withdrawn; 170, 171. 





[. Debates adjourned and resumed,— relative to— 


Addresses : 


1. On Motions for Addresses; txx1x. 447. Further adjourned, 
454. Resumed, 483.—.xxx1u. 24. Further adjourned, 89. 97. 
Resumed, 118. 

2. On Amendments proposed to Questions for Addresses ; 
Lxxvil. 467. Resumed, 470.—.xxviu. 262. Resumed, and fur- 
ther adjourned, 266. Resumed, 272.—1xxxvi. 7. Resumed, 
and further adjourned, 11. 19, 20. Resumed, 24.—xc. 8. Re- 
sumed, 19. Further adjourned, 20. Resumed, 23. 


Arms (Ireland) Bill: 

3. For leave to bring ina Bill to regulate the Importation of 
Arms into Ireland ; txxxvi. 603. Further adjourned, 634. 661. 
670. 719. 736, 756. 759. 775. 782. 794. 802. 825. 834, 837. 839. 
854. 857. Not resumed. 


Bank of England : 


4. On Amendment proposed to Question, That a Committee 
be appointed to consider of the effects produced by Act 59 Geo. 
IIT. c. 49, (Bank Restriction Act), upon the Agriculture, Manu- 
factures and Commerce of the United Empire; txxvit. 335. Re- 
sumed, 339. 

5. For appointing a Committee to take into consideration the 
Changes that have been made in the Currency, between 1793 and 
the present time ; Lxxvi1. 383. Resumed, 389. 


Bankers (Ireland) Bill : 

6. For agreeing with the Committee in the Amendments made 
by them to the Bankers (Ireland) Bill; uxxxv. 551. Resumed, 
556. 

Bankrupt Laws Amendment Bill : 
7. On Amendment proposed to be made to Bankrupt Laws 


Amendment Bill, on Third Reading ; 1xxxi. 881. Further ad- 
journed, 391. Resumed, 417. 


Bankruptcy Court Bill: 

8. On Motion, That Mr. Speaker do leave the Chair for going 
into Committee on Re-committed Bill for establishing a Court in 
Bankruptcy; .Lxxxvi. 905. Resumed, 909.——Motion for 
committing Bill to a Select Committee, 909. Resumed, 913. 


Bombay Judicature : 
9. For laying before the House Copy of Correspondence 
respecting the Interference of the Bombay Government with 
certain Proceedings of the Supreme Court of Judicature at that 


Presidency; ixxxv. 135. Further adjourned, 143. Resumed, 
150. 


Bread, Sale of, Bill: 


10. For reading a Clause a Second Time; xc. 534. Resumed, 
540. 


Bristol Town Dues Bill : 
11. For reading a Second Time a Clause offered to be added 


to Bristol Town Dues Bill, on Third Reading; ixxx. 521. Re- 
sumed, 527. 


Buckingham, Mr. : 

12. For Leave to bring in a Bill to provide for the Payment, 
by the East India Company, of Compensation to Mr. Buck- 
ingham, for certain Losses of Property in India, founded on 
the Evidence taken before Select Committee, and their Report 
upon the same; xc. 541. Further adjourned, 565. 575. Re- 
sumed, 580.——That the Bill be committed ; xc. 599. Further 
adjourned, 600. Resumed, 604. 


Burghs, Royal : 
13,14. For referring a Petition from the Royal Burgh of Inve- 
rury to the Select Committee on Royal Burghs (Scotland); 
Lxxvi. 173. Further adjourned; 181. Resumed; 190. 


Business 














DEBATES—continued. 





—_—— 


I. Debates adjourned and resumed —(continued)—relative to— 


Business of the House :—See infra, 84. 
Cash Payments :—See supra, 4. 


Cattle, Ill-treatment, Bill: 
15. For reading a Third Time Bill to prevent the cruel and 
improper Treatment of Cattle; txxvi. 470. Resumed, 490. 


Chancery, Court of : 

16. For appointing a Committee to inquire into the Arrear of 
Business in the Court of Chancery; txxvi. 366. Resumed; 
369. 


17. That it is the Duty of the House, before it sanctions the 
Appointment of a further Judge in that Court, to ascertain 
whether a case of necessity exists for such Appointment; Lxxxv. 
537. Further adjourned, 555. Resumed ; further adjourned ; 
564. Further adjourned, 579. Resumed, 581. 


18. For laying before the House an Account of the Number 
of Re-hearings and Appeals, Clauses, Pleas and Demurrers, &amp;c., 
which stood for hearing before the Lord Chancellor, Vice- 
Chancellor, and Master of the Rolls, on 25 November 1830 ; 
LXxxvi. 183. Resumed, 194. 


Church of England Bill: 

19. That the word “ Now” stand part of the Question for 
reading the Established Church Bill a Third Time; xc1. 682. 
Resumed, 691. 


Church of Scotland : 

20. On Amendment proposed to Question for referring to a 
Select Committee the Petitions presented to the House relative to 
the building and endowing of Places of Worship connected with 
the Established Church of Scotland, and that the said Committee 
should inquire and report how far the building and endowing of 
such Places of Worship is required for the Moral and Religious 
Instruction of the Lower Orders of the People in Scotland ; 
xc. 331. Further adjourned, 345. 369. Resumed, 409. 


Church in Jreland: 


21. For reducing the Temporal Possessions of the Church of 
Ireland as now established by Law ; txxxrx. 336. Resumed, 344. 


22. That this House do resolve itself into a Committee in 
order to consider the present state of the Church Establishment in 
Ireland, with a view of applying any Surplus of its Revenues not 
required for the spiritual Care of its Members to the general 
Education of all Classes of the People without distinction of 
Religious Persuasion; xc. 183. Resumed, 186. Further ad- 
journed, 186. 190. 


23. That it be an Instruction to the Committee, that they 
have power to divide the Bill into Two Bills ; xc. 475. Resumed ; 
further adjourned; 478. Resumed, 482. 


24. On Amendment proposed to Question, That the Order of 
the Day for the Second Reading of the Church of Ireland Bill 
be read; xc1. 418. Resumed, and further adjourned, 422. Re- 
sumed, 427. 


Church Lands : 

25. That there be laid before this House Copies of all the 
Parliamentary Surveys of Church Lands made in 1646, and 
deposited by Parliament in the Library of Manuscripts at Lambeth 
Palace; xc. 259. Resumed, 265. 


Church Rates Regulation : 
26. On Amendment proposed to Question, That a Resolution 
of a Committee be read a Second Time; xcu.395. Resumed, 401. 


Colonies : 
27. That His Majesty would be pleased to direct a Com- 
mission to be issued to inquire into the State of the Settlements of 
the Cape of Good Hope, the Mauritius, and Ceylon; Amendment 
relative to the Island of Trinidad proposed, and Debate ad- 
journed ; uxxvu. 467. Resumed; Amendment withdrawn, 470. 


Companies : 
Caoutchouc Bill : 
28. That the word “now” stand part of the Question for 
reading the Bill a Third Time; xci. 470. Further adjourned, 


490. Resumed, 496. That the Bill do pass; xcu. 496. Re- 
sumed, 519. 


Dublin Steam Packet Bill: 
29. On Amendment proposed to Question for reading a Third 
Time Dublin Steam Packet Company Bill; .xxxvimt. 529. 
Further adjourned, 534. Resumed, 538. 


Companies—continued. 
Hibernian Joint Stock Bill : 

30. For reading a Second Time the Hibernian Joint Stock 
Company Bill; uxxxm. 258. Resumed, 268. On Amendment 


proposed to be made to the said Question; 263. Resumed, 
293. 


Complaints : 
John Bull Newspaper : 

31. That Mr. Attorney General be directed to prosecute 
Henry Fox Cooper, William Shackle, Thomas Arrowsmith, and 
Robert Thomas Weaver, for a Libel on the Honourable Grey 
Bennet; uxxvi. 828. Resumed, 334. 


London Gazette : 


32. That the dutiful and loyal Address of the Presbytery of 
Langholme, in the County of Dumfries, which was published in 
the London Gazette of 2 January last, contains passages in mani- 
fest breach of the essential Privileges of this House of Parlia- 
ment; uxxvi.24. Resumed, 28. 


Corn Laws: 

33. For the House to resolve itself into a Committee to con- 
sider of the Corn Laws, &amp;c.; txxx1x. 96. Resumed, 100.—— 
For the House to resolve itself into a Committee for the purpose of 
considering the Laws which regulate the Importation of Foreign 
Grain with a view to allow the Manufacture of the same in Bond 
for Exportation ; xcu.200. Further adjourned,250, Resumed, 
326. 


Corporations Municipal (Ireland) Bill: 
34. That the Bill be now read a Second Time; xc. 529. 
Resumed, 538. 


35. That it be an Instruction to the Committee, That they 
have power to make provision for the Abolition of such Corpora- 
tions, and for such Arrangements as may be necessary, on their 
Abolition, for securing the efficient and impartial Administration of 
Justice, and the Peace and good Government of Cities and Towns 
in Ireland; xcr. 120. Resumed, 124.——Similar Motion; xc. 
70. Resumed, and further adjourned,74. Resumed, 77. 


36. For disagreeing with the Lords in an Amendment, xc1. 463. 
Resumed, 467. 


37-40. That leave be given to bring ina Bill for the Regulation 
of Municipal Corporations and Borough Towns in Ireland; xc1r. 
28. Resumed, 30.— —That the Bill be read a Third Time; 
xcir. 244. Resumed, 250. 


Corporations, Municipal, (Scotland) Bill : 
41. That leave be given to bring in a Bill for the better Regu- 
lation of Municipal Corporations in Scotland; xci. 169. Further 
adjourned, 174. Resumed, 179. 


Criminals, Bodies of, Bill: 
42. For reading a Second Time a Clause, offered to be added 
to Bodies of Criminals Bill, on Third Reading; ixxxrx. 394. 
Resumed, 414. 


Currency :—See supra, 4; infra, 43. | 


Distress of the Country : 

43. On Amendment proposed to Question, That the Petitions 
complaining of the Distress of various Classes of the Community 
be referred to a Committee of the whole House ; txxxv. 187. 
Resumed, and further adjourned, 196.204. Resumed, 222. 


44. On Amendment proposed to Question, For appointing a 
Select Committee to inquire into the State of General Distress, 
Difficulty and Embarrassment which now presses on the various 
Orders of the Community ; txxxvur. 297. Resumed, and further 
adjourned, 302. Resumed, 305. 


Disturbances (Ireland) Bill : 

45. On Amendment proposed to Question for reading a First 
Time Disturbances (Ireland) Bill; txxxvir. 130. Resumed ; 
further adjourned ; 132. 136. 139. Resumed, 141. For reading 
the said Bill a Second Time, 153. Resumed, 156. 


Docks: 


Dover Harbour Bill: 
46. That the Committee on the Dover Harbour Bill be nomi- 
nated of Sir Edward Knatchbull and the Kent List; xcr. 257- 

Further adjourned, 269. 


Greenwich Pier Bill : 
47. For reading a Clause the Second Time ; xct. 637. Further 
adjourned, 650. Resumed, 663. 





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Docks—continued. 


South London Docks’ Bill : 
48. For laying before the House Minutes of Evidence taken 
before the Committee on the South London Docks Bill; txxrx. 
446. Resumed, 449. 


East Indies : 

49. On Amendment proposed to a Resolution of a Committee 
of the whole House on Act 46 Geo. III. c. 92, relative to the con- 
veyance of Packets by the Post; uxxvim. 416. Further ad- 
journed, 421. Resumed, 431. See supra, 9. 


Ecclesiastical Courts : 
50. For reading a Second Time the Amendments made by 
the Committee to the Ecclesiastical Courts Bill; txxxiv. 327. 
Further adjourned, 340. 344. Resumed; dropped for want of 
Forty Members, 372. Resumed, 379. 


Elections : 


Bills : 
51. For now reading a Third Time Cities and Boroughs Polls 


Bill; uxxxi1. 410. Not resumed. 


52. That the Amendments made by the Committee to the 
County Election Polls Bill be read a Second Time; xct. 674. 
Resumed, 677. 

53. On Amendment proposed to Question, That the Amend- 
ments made by the Committee to the County Election Polls Bill 
be read a Second Time; xc. 677. Further adjourned, 686. 689. 
Resumed, 700. 


Bribery : 

54. For appointing a Select Committee to whom all Petitions 
affirming that general Bribery has been practised at Elections 
shall be referred; txxxu. 160. Further adjourned, 226. Re- 
sumed, 235. 

55. On Amendment to Question proposed relative to Persons 
questioning Returns of Members, upon an Allegation of Bribery 
and Corruption; txxxu. 235. Further adjourned, 266. 307. 335. 
353. 381. 450. 473. 502. Not resumed. 

56. Motion, That any Payment, or Promise, or Agreement to 
pay any Sums of Money under the designation of Head-money, or 
any other Name, to Electors, before, at or after an Election of 
Members to serve in Parliament, in consideration of or for the 
Vote of such Electors, whether made by a Candidate, or by any 
one acting for him, or on his behalf, is a gross violation of the 
Freedom of Election, of the Orders of this House, and of the Rights 
and Privileges of the Commons of the United Kingdom; xct. 
663. Further adjourned, 685. 688. 693. 713. 749. 777. 794. 802. 

57. Motion, That any Payment, or Promise, or Agreement 
for the Payment of any Sum of Money to an Elector, or any other 
Person for his benefit, in consideration of a Vote given at the 
Election of a Member to serve in Parliament, is a gross violation 
of the Freedom of Election, and of the Rights and Privileges of 
this House; xc. 663. Further adjourned, 685. 688. 694. 713. 
749. 777. 794. 

58. For leave to bring in a Bill to prevent Bribery and 
Corruption in the Borough of East Retford; w.xxxiv. 264. 
Further adjourned to this Day Two Months, 284. [Beyond the 
Session. ]} 


Carlow Election : 

59. That the Letter from Thomas Wallace, Esq'*, to Mr. 
Speaker, relative to the Carlow County Election be delivered in ; 
xc. 116. Resumed, 125. 

60. On Amendment proposed to Question, That it appears in 
the evidence reported by the Committee appointed to inquire into 
the circumstances under which Alexander Raphael, Esq'*, was 
returned a Member for the County of Carlow at the Election in 
June 1835, that an Agreement in writing was concluded between 
Daniel O’Connell, Esq'*, and the said Alexander Raphael; xcz. 
279. Resumed, 282. 

Dublin City Election : 
61. That the Report made on the 16th May 1836 from the 


Select Committee on the Dublin City Election Petition be now 
read; xci. 397. Resumed, 404. 


Galway : 

62. For agreeing with the Committee in Amendments made 
by them to the Galway Franchise Bill; txxxv. 448. Resumed, 
and dropped for want of Forty Members, 453. Further adjourned, 
455. Resumed, 468. 


Grampound : 
63. . For an Instruction to a Committee of the whole House on 
the Bill to exclude the Borough of Grampound from sending 





I. Debates adjourned and resumed—(continued)—relative to— 


Elections— G'rampound—continued. 
Burgesses to serve in Parliament; txxv. 276. Further adjourned. 
302. 349. [Order dropped.]} : 


Members : 

64. That Mr. Wilson Aylesbury Roberts be excused, on ac- 
count of illness, for his non-attending the Committee on the 
Berwick-upon-Tweed Election; Debate postponed (a Witness not 
being in attendance), and resumed ; Lxxv. 367. 


Petitions : 

65. For discharging Order for considering Election Petition; 
LXxv. 238. Resumed, 245.—xc. 186. Resumed, 190.——Fo, 
Leave to present an Election Petition; txxxiv. 4. Resumed, 15, 

66. For taking into consideration on a certain Day the Petition 
respecting Dover Right of Election; ixxx1v. 175. Resumed, 
179. 

67. That an Election Petition do lie upon the Table; txxxyr, 
796. Further adjourned, 825. 827. 835. Resumed, 841. 


Qualification : 

68. That an Agent be permitted to sign and deliver to the 
Clerk of this House, a Paper containing a Rental or Particular 
of the Lands, &amp;c., whereby a Member makes out his Qualification; 
LXxv. 237. Resumed, 244. 


Recognizances : 

69. For enlarging the Time for Petitioner to enter into 
Recognizances; Lxxxit. 118, 124, 125, 126. Further adjourned, 
160. 179. Resumed, 160. 194. 

70. That leave be given to Petitioner to substituce another 
Surety; txxxvi. 921. Not resumed. 


Register : 

71. That in all Cases where a Select Committee appointed to 
try the merits of an Election for any County, City or Borough, 
report to this House, that the Names of any Voters ought not to 
have been placed in the Register of Voters, or that the Names of 
any Voters have been unduly omitted from such Register, Mr. 
Speaker shall issue his Directions thereupon to the Clerk of the 
Peace, Town Clerk, or other Officer, with whom the Register of 
Voters of such County, City or Borough is deposited, to amend 
such Register, by striking out or adding Names to such Register, 
as the case may be, in conformity to the Report of such Select 
Committee; xc. 349. Further adjourned, 363. Resumed, 374. 


Resolutions : 
72. For agreeing with Committee on an Election Petition in 
Resolutions; txxxvi. 287. Not resumed. 


Returns : 
73. That the Indenture by which James Adam Gordon and 
James Mackillop, Esq’, were returned to serve for the Borough 
of Tregony, be taken off the File; txxxu. 32. Resumed, 45. 


Witnesses : 

74. That John Bond, Arthur Bott Cooke, Robert Burcham 
Clamp, Frederick O’ Malley, Esq'*, John Eddowes Sparrowe and 
John Clipperton be for their said several and respective Offences 
taken into the Custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms; xc. 324. Re- 
sumed, 330. 


75. That Thomas More Keith be taken into the Custody of 
the Serjeant-at-Arms; xc. 478. Further adjourned, 485. 488. 
497. Resumed, 501.—That Thomas More Keith be sent down 
to Norwich in the Custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms on the First 
Day of August for the purpose of being produced as a Witness 
on any charge adduced against John Pilgrim, 503. Resumed, 
508. 


76. That John Clipperton be brought to the Bar of the House 
To-morrow in order to his being discharged; xc. 478. Further 
adjourned, 484. 


Writs : 

77. For Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrant for new Writs: For 
the County of Clare, in the room of Daniel O’Connell, Esq'*, who 
has refused to take the Oath of Supremacy; txxx1v. 314. Re- 
sumed, 325. For the Borough of Liverpool in the room 
of John Evelyn Denison, Esq'*, who has made his Election to 
serve for the County of Nottingham; txxxvi. 625. Question 
again proposed, and Debate thereupon adjourned, 633. Not 
resumed, 





78. That the Speaker do not issue his Warrant for a new Writ 
for the Borough of Warwick before a certain day; uxxxtx. 9. 
Resumed, 13. 

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I. Debates adjourned and resumed—(continued)—relative to— 


Exchequer Court Regulation (Scotland) : 
79. For reading a Second Time the Exchequer Court (Scotland) 
Regulation Bill; 1xxxvi. 895. Resumed, 898. 


Exeter Market : 
80-82. For re-committing Bill to the former Committee; 
Lxxv. 336. Resumed, 343. 


Fisheries Bill : | 
83. For reading a Clause a Second Time, xcy, 485. Further 
adjourned, 525. Resumed, 548. 


House of Commons: 
Business of : i“ 


. 
84. That no 4xew Business be entered upon after the hour of 
Eleven o’ Check at Night; xc. 23. Resumed, 102. 
xg 


Fees, 

“85. For appointing a Committee to inquire into the mode of 
conducting Private Business in this House, and the Fees paid 
thereon; also the Fees paid on Trials of Controverted Elections ; 
Lxxx1. 330. Not resumed. 


Library : 

86. Motion, That the future Management and Regulation of 
the Library be confided to the care of certain Members of the 
House, under the superintendence of the Speaker; Adjourned to 
this day Month; 1xxxv. 630. [Beyond the Session.] 


Meeting of : 

87. That the House do meet every day (except Saturdays) at 
Twelve o’clock at noon, for Private Business, and for receiving 
Petitions, and do continue to sit until Three o’clock, unless sooner 
adjourned ; txxxvi.9. Resumed, 95. 


Strangers: 
88. Respecting Strangers; Lxxx1x. 10. Resumed, 13. 
Inclosure Bills: 
89. Relative to Committees on Inclosure Bills; txxxvut. 
365. Further adjourned, 417. 434. 452. Not resumed. 


Justice, Courts of, (Ireland) : 
90. Relative to the Authority of Judges of the superior Courts 
of Law, to establish new or increased Fees for their own services ; 
Lxxvil. 467. Resumed, 470. 


Labourers’ Wages: 
91. For leave to bring in a Bill to amend the Laws prohibiting 
the payment of Wages, otherwise than in Money; txxxv. 190. 
Further adjourned, 196. Resumed, 249. ——— On amendment 
proposed to Question, for agreeing with the Committee in an 
amendment made by them to the Bill; txxxv. 578. Further 
adjourned, 590. 599. Resumed, 604. 


Lancashire Assizes : 
92. For leave to bring in a Bill for adjourning the Assizes 


from Lancaster to Liverpool and Manchester; uxxxvit. 231. 
Resumed, 272. 


Leamington Spa : 
93. That the Petitioners, stating their Names were properly 
subscribed to a Petition from Leamington Priors, be heard before 
the Select Committee on the Leamington Spa Petition; uxxxrx. 
116. Not resumed. 


Lord’s Day Observance : 
94. For reading a Second Time the Observance of the Lord’s 
Day Bill; Mr. Speaker leaves the Chair at Three o’clock ; txxxvu11. 
559. Debate resumed and adjourned, 564. Not resumed.m—— 
For leave to bring in a Bill to facilitate and promote the better 
Observance of the Lord’s Day; uxxx1x. 263. Resumed, 263. 


Manchester Meeting : 
$5. For the House to resolve itself into a Committee of the 
whole House to inquire into the Transactions which took place 
at Manchester on 16 August 1819; txxvi. 344. Resumed, 347. 


Members : 
96. That certain Members be Members of Committees ; viz. 

On the Petitions complaining of Agricultural Distress; xxv. 253. 
Resumed, 259..——On the Bill for improving the Outfall of the 
River Nene; uxxxu. 419. Resumed, 425.——On the Silk 
Trade; uxxxvm. 157. Further adjourned, 160. Resumed, 165. 
————On the Registry of Deeds (Ireland) Bill; txxxvi. 261. 
umed, 265,————On Slavery; txxxvi1. 338. Resumed, 352. 


Municipal Magistrates : 

97. Motion for Address for Return of the Number and Names 
of those Persons who have been recommended by the several 
Town Councils for appointment to the Magistracy, and Num- 
' ber and Names of those who have been nominated and rejected by 
His Majesty’s Government ; xc1. 362. Further adjourned, 374. 
580. 612. Debate resumed, 619. 


National Debt, &amp;c. : 


98. Several Motions respecting, adjourned for Three Months ; 
LXXxvil. 461-466. 


Navigation, Medway : 
99. That the Committee on the Medway Navigation Bill be 
revived; xc. 405. Resumed, 412. 


Newington, Select Vestry : 

100. For discharging the Committee on the re-committed Bill, 
for establishing a Select Vestry in the Parish of St. Mary, 
Newington; txxvi. 346. Resumed, 357. 


O’Connell, Mr. : 

101. That Mr. O’Connell (who had refused to take the Oath 
of Supremacy) be called back and heard at the Table; uxxx1v. 303. 
Resumed, 311. 


Orange Lodges : 
102. Relative to the existence of Orange Lodges in Ireland ; 
xc. 515. Resumed, 533. 


103. That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into the 
Origin, Nature, Extent and Tendency of the Orange Institutions 
in Great Britain and the Colonies, and to report the Minutes of 
the Evidence taken before them, together with their Opinion 
thereupon; xc. 530. Resumed, 533. 


104. That it is the opinion of this House, that Orangeism has 
been productive of the most baneful effects upon the Character 
and Administration of Public Justice in Ireland, &amp;c.; xcr. 30. 
Not resumed. 


105. That the Clerk who attended the Select Committee on 
Orange Lodges in 1835, have liberty to attend the Court of King’s 
Bench in Dublin, and to produce the Minutes of Evidence; xcu. 
472. Resumed, 477. 


Parliament, Houses of: 

106. That a Select Committee be appointed to consider the 
case of the late Speaker and Officers of the Houses of Parliament, 
who suffered by the Fire of the former Houses of Parliament; xc1t. 
592. Resumed, 598. 


Parliamentary Agents : 

107. That it is contrary to the Law and Usage of Parliament, 
that any Member of this House should be permitted to engage, 
either by himself or any Partner, in the management of Private 
Bills before this or the other House of Parliament for pecuniary 
reward to be received by such Member, or by any person standing 
in any relation of Partnership with him; xcu. 233. Further 
adjourned, 300. 327. 385. Resumed, 446. 


Parliamentary Representation : 

108. For the House to resolve itself into a Committee of the 
whole House, to consider the state of the Representation of the 
People in Parliament; txxvi. 276. Resumed, 280.—— For 
leave to bring in a Bill to amend the Representation of the 
People in England and Wales; txxxvi. 331. Resumed ; 
further adjourned; 335. 339. 343. 348. 352. Resumed, 356. 
———On Amendment proposed to Question for reading Bill a 
Second Time; 1xxxvi. 414. Resumed, 420.——On Amend- 
ment proposed to Question for reading the Order of the Day 
for the House to resolve itself into a Committee of the whole 
House upon the Bill; txxxvi. 501. Resumed, 506.———On 
Amendment proposed to Question for reading a Second Time 
Bill to amend the Representation of the People in England and 
Wales; txxxvi. 611. Resumed, and further adjourned, 621. 
Resumed, 625.———That the Bill do pass; txxxvi. 856. Re- 
sumed, and further adjourned, 858. Resumed, 860.——On 
amendment proposed to Question for reading a Second Time 
Bill to amend the Representation of the People in England and 
Wales ; txxxvit. 29. Resumed, 31.———On amendment pro- 
posed to Question for reading Bill a Third Time; txxxvur. 205. 
Resumed, and further adjourned, 208. Resumed, 211. 


Petitions: 
109. For leave to present Petitions; uxxxiv.4. Resumed, 15. 
110. That Petitions do lie upon the Table; txxxvi. 796. 
Further adjourned, 825. 827. 835. Resumed, 841.—.Lxxxrx. 242. 











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458 ss. DEBATES—continued. 











I. Debates adjourned and neta to— 


Petitions—continued 

Resumed, 245.—xc. 324. Further adjourned, 831. _Resumed, 
337.—xc1. 397. Not resumed.——For taking Petitions into 
consideration on a certain day; uxxxiv. 175. Resunied, 179. 
——For discharging Orders for considering Petitions; uxxv. 
238. Resumed, 245.——— For referring Petitions to Com- 
mittees; txxv1. 173. Further adjourned, 181. Resumed, 190. 
Lxxxvi. 570. Resumed, 586.—.xxxvin. 520. (Dropped for 
want of Forty Members.) Resumed, 522.—.xxxrx. 297. Fur- 
ther adjourned, 321. Resumed, 381.——On amendment pro- 
posed to Question for referring certain Petitions to a Committee 
of the whole House; txxxv. 187. Resumed ; further adjourned ; 

196. 204. Resumed, 222.——On Motions, That Petitions do 


Railways: 
Birmingham and Gloucester : 


124. That a Petition for a Private Bill be referred to a parti- 
cular List; xc1. 15. Resumed, 20. 


Brighton and London : 
‘S125, That all the Members serving for the County of Kent, 


and {er the several Places therein, be Members of the Committee 
on the London and Brighton Railway Bill; (Rennie’s Line) xc. 

265. Resumed,. 269.————( Stephenson's ‘Line. ) That a Select 
Committee be “to examine whether any false Evidence 
has been knowingly oe | iven before the Sub-Committee 
on Petitions for Private Bilispam respec! of Stephenson’s Line of 


lie on the Table; Mr. Speaker leaves the Chair at Three o’clock ; Brighton Railway; xcr1. 258% - 
LXxxvill. 483. 495. 563. 591. 670. Debates resumed, 487.499. | Bristol and Gloucestershire : 


571. 597. .673.—.Lxxxrx. 100. 129. 138. 146. 201. 220. 246. 251. 126. For reading a Second Time a Clatse ; 
470. 503. Debates resumed, 108, 133. 142. 145. 154. 159. 165. to Bristol and Gloucestershire Railway Bill on 
174. 210. 250. 254. 255. 258. 474. 515. LXxxI1I. 346. Resumed, 349. 


Durham, South-west : 


127. That a Petition for a Bill be referred to a Committee ‘Ss 
[Durham, South-west, Railway, No. 2.]; xct. 58. Resumed, 67. 


Poole Borough : 

111. That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into the 
Circumstances attending the late Election of the Municipal Council : ; 
of the Borough of Poole; xc1. 84. Further adjourned, 87. Re- Liverpool and Manchester : 
sumed, 105. 128. For reading Liverpool and Manchester Railway Bill a 

; Second Time; txxx. 130. Resumed, 147. 
Poor Law Amendment Act: Tamworth and Rugby : 

112. On amendment proposed to Question, That a Select Com- 129. That, with the concu:rence of the Standing Orders Com. 
mittee be appointed to inquire into the operation of the Poor Law mittee, the Report be referred back to them, in order that they 
Amendment Act; xcu. 84. Resumed, 91. may fully inquire into all the Allegations of the Petitioners, and 


report their Opinion thereupon to the House; xcu. 112. Debate 
Poor Relief : resumed, 122. 


113. For re-committing the Poor Relief Bill to a Committee 
of the whole House; txxvi. 455. Further adjourned, 458. 487. 
Order for resuming Debate discharged, 496. 


Religion : 
130. That the Grand Committee for Religion do sit every 
Tuesday, in the Afternoon, in the House; txxvi.10. Further 


Poor Relief (Ireland) Bill adjourned, 19.28. Resumed, 37. 
00 » NF . 


114. That the Bill be now read a Second Time; xcm. 307. Roman Catholics : 
Resumed, 313. 131. On Amendment proposed to Question for reading a Second 
Time Roman Catholic Relief Bill; xxx. 321. Resumed, 327. 
Printed Papers : 132. That the House is deeply impressed with the necessity 
115. That the First Resolution of a Select Committee on of taking into immediate consideration the Laws imposing Civil 
Printed Papers be read a Second Time; xc. 494. Further Disabilities on His Majesty’s Roman Catholic Subjects; txxxu. 
adjourned, 515. 529. 538. Resumed, 543. 278. Resumed, 289. 
133. For the House to resolve itself into a Committee to con- 
—— sider the State of the Laws affecting His Majesty’s Roman 
pie . A a a ee ae Catholic Subjects in Great Britain and Ireland, &amp;c.; txxx111. 333. 
to Prisons (Ireland) Bill on Third Reading ; rxxv1. 420. Further apres and further adjourned, ma Resumed, ae 
ied atte eae. abe. 134. For the House to resolve itself into a Committee to con- 
ae) . : sider of the Laws imposing Civil Disabilities on His Majesty’s 
Private Bills: Roman Catholic Subjects; txxx1v. 106. Resumed, 109. 


117. That the present List for Committees on Private Bills is 136. For reading Roman Catholic Relief Bill « Second Time; 


: age Lxxxiv. 146. Resumed, 148. 
ill suited for the object for which it was framed; Lxxx. 593. , 


Further adjourned, 605. 613. 618. Further adjourned to this | Roman Catholic Marriages Bill : 


day three weeks; 619. [Beyond the Session.] .xxxt. 147. 136. That the Bill do pass; xc. 379. Further adjourned, 
Further adjourned, 171. Resumed, 200. 392. Resumed, 400. 


118. That the Party or Parties complaining of their Agent | Sheriffs’ Declaration Bill : 
shall, previous to the appointment of a Select Committee to be 137. That the Bill be read a Second Time; xc. 492. Re- 
chosen by Ballot from the Committee of Appeals, deposit with sumed, 498. 
the Clerk of the Fees £.500 for the Payment of Costs; .xxx11. 76. 
Order for resuming Debate discharged, 168. Silk Trade : 


119. That all Private Bills directed to be printed by the 
Standing Orders shall have the Blanks filled up in Black Letter ; 
uxxxu, 568. Order for resuming Debate discharged, 582. 


120. That all Private Bills directed to be printed by the 
Standing Orders shall have the Blanks filled up in Italics, &amp;c.; 
uxxxm. 582. Adjourned till this day month. [Beyond the 
Session. | 

121. That it be an Instruction to all Committees on Private 
Bills to make provision that all the Expenses incurred in furnish- 
ing Abstracts of Titles to Estates, and in proving the same, shall 
be borne by the Parties requiring such Proof; xc1. 319. Further 
adjourned, 332. 


Queen Caroline : 

122. For referring the Papers respecting Her Majesty to a 
Select Committee ; 1xxv. 288. Further adjourned, 296. 302. 
319. 325, 339. 344. 356. Order for resuming Debate dis- 
charged, 412. 

123. On Motion censuring His Majesty’s Ministers for ad- 
vising the Measures which have led to the late Proceedings 
against Her Majesty the Queen; txxvi. 36. Resumed, 41. 





138. For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the 
Statements contained in the Petitions from Persons engaged in 
the Silk Manufacture ; 1xxx1.97. Resumed, 102.——To inquire 
into the Silk Trade; txxx1v. 225. Resumed, 229. 


Slavery : 


139. That in its Resolutions of 15 May 1823, this House 
directly recognized the evils of Colonial Slavery, and the duty of 
taking Measures for its ultimate Abolition, &amp;c.; .xxxvi. 491. 
Not resumed. 


Smith, Rev. John: 


140. For an Address relative to the Trial and Condemnation 
of the Rev. John Smith, a Missionary in Demerara; Lxxtx. 447. 
Further adjourned, 454. Resumed, 483. 


Southwark Waterworks Bill : 


141. For now reading the Second Time Clause offered to be 
added on the Third Reading of the Bill; uxxxix. 415. Further 
adjourned, 420. Resumed, 421. 


Spain : 


142. For an Address respecting Nogotiations relative to Spain; 
Lxxxvimt. 262, Resumed, 266. Further adjourned, 266. Re- 
sumed, 272. 


Spirit 

















— 


Stamps Allowances : 


Standing Orders : 


Strangers : 


Supply : 


Tailzies (Scotland) : 


Tithes : 


Tithes (Ireland) : 





DEBATES—continued. 


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143. Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee, 
with a view to take into its consideration the propriety of an im- 
mediate repeal of such portion of the said Act as imposes an 
additional Duty of £.50 per centum on retail Spirit Licenses; 
xc. 130. Further adjourned, 251. 299. 


144. For bringing up Clause offered to be added to Stamps 
Allowances Bill on Report; txxxu1. 342. Further adjourned, 
347. Resumed, and further adjourned, 358. Further adjourned, 
364. 369. 371. Resumed, 381. 


145. That the Subscription List, required to be deposited, shall 
contain the Names, Places of Abode, the Quality or Calling of the 
Subscribers to the Work, and the Sums by them respectively 
subscribed; xixxxv. 443. Further adjourned, 456. 524. 548. 
582. Resumed, 609.— ——That no Bill in respect of which a 
Subscription List is required to be deposited (except {Turnpike 
Road Bills) be read a Second Time, unless one half of the Sum 
required shall have been subscribed; rxxxv. 443. Further ad- 
journed, 456. 624. 548. 582. Resumed, 609. 


146. That the Serjeant-at-Arms do from time to time take 
into his Custody any Stranger or Strangers that he shall see or be 
informed of to be in the House or Gallery while the House or any 
Committee of the whole House is sitting; and that no Person so 
taken into Custody be discharged out of Custody without the 
Special Order of the House; That no Member of this House do 
presume to bring any Stranger or Strangers into the House or 
Gallery thereof while the House is sitting; xc. 6. Further ad- 
journed, 19. Resumed, 22. 


147. On Amendment proposed to Question, That the Estimates 
of the Office of Ordnance for the Year 1837-35 be referred to the 
Committee ; xcu. 270. Resumed, 274. Further adjourned, 275. 


148. On Amendments proposed to Question for reading a 
Third Time Tailzies Regulation Bill; uxxxiv. 350. Further ad- 
journed, 358. Resumed, 360. 


149. That a Resolution of a Committee be read a Second 
Time; xcu. 326. Resumed, 338. 


150. For leave to bring in a Bill to amend the provisions of 
the Tithe Composition Acts, and to render them permanent and 
compulsory ; txxxvu. 463. Further adjourned, 477. Resumed, 
and further adjourned, 480. Resumed, 488.———For reading a 
Second Time Bill to abolish Composition for Tithes in Ireland ; 


I. Debates adjourned and resumed—(continued)—relative to— 
Spirit Licenses : 


Tithes; Zreland—continued. 

151, For laying before the House Copies of Orders or Instruc- 
tions with reference to the employment of the Military and Con- 
stabulary in the collection of Tithe Composition in Ireland, and 
other Papers upon the same subject; xcu. 616. Resumed, 627. 
436. 


Troutbeck’s Estate : 

152. That a Select Committee be appointed to consider the case 
of Catherine Robson and Isabella Ainsley, Claimants of the Estate 
of Samuel Troutbeck, late of Madras; xcr. 668. Further ad- 
journed, 682. 692. 701. 714. 740. Not resumed. 


Turnpike Road Bills : 

153. That all Bills which, amongst other matters, contain 
Provisions for the renewal of Turnpike Bills, shall be exempt from 
the payment of Fees, and Parliamentary Charges; txxx1. 530. 
Further adjourned, 569. Order for resuming Debate discharged, 
579.—Lxxx111. 239. Resumed, 255. 


Enfield Chase : 
154. On Amendment proposed to Question, That the Report 
from the Committee on the Enfield Chase Road Bill be now read; 
LXxxvi. 2938. Resumed, 323. 


Newent : 


155. For bringing up Clause offered to be added to Newent 
Roads Bill, on Report ; txx1x. 186. Resumed, 143. 


Northern : 


156. For reading a Second Time the Northern Roads Bill; 
Lxxxv. 497. Resumed, 607. 


Union with Ireland : 

157. For appointing a Select Committee to inquire and report 
on the means by which the Dissolution of the Parliament of 
Ireland was effected, &amp;c.; txxx1x, 207. Resumed; further ad- 
journed; 213. Resumed, 217. On Amendment proposed to 
Question for appointing Committee; txxxix. 217. Resumed; 
further adjourned ; 222.225. Resumed, 231. 


Unlawful Societies (Ireland) : 
158. For leave to bring in a Bill to amend certain Acts relating 
to Unlawful Societies in Ireland; rxxx. 24. Resumed; further 
adjourned ; 33, 42. Resumed, 50. 


Wigan Rectory Estate Bill : 
159. That a Clause be now brought up; xc. 433. Resumed, 
451. 


Woollen Trade: 
160. That the Bill to amend so much of Act 28 Geo. III. as 


requires a registry of Wool sent Coastwise, do pass; Lxxvi. 433. 
Further adjourned, 440. 449, 459. Resumed, 468. 





LXxx1X. 247. Resumed, 256. 


II. Incidental Proceedings : 


161. Debates further adjourned; uxxv. 296. 302.—zLxxv1. 
181, 423.——LXXVIII. 42].——-LXxiIx, 454.——-LXxx. 33. 42. 605, 
ke—txxxu. 160. 179.——LxXxxv. 196.—.Lxxxvi1. 857, &amp;c.— 
LXXXVIII. 19.—xc. 363.—xcr. 374. 612.—xcu. 70. 74.———— 
Debates adjourned several times; Lxxv. 288. 296.—LXxXxu. 
266. 502.—LxxxIlII. 347. 371.—LxxxIv. 340. 344.—Lxxxv. 537. 
579.—LxxxVI. 634. 857.—-LXXxvIII. 132. 139.—xc, 331. 369.— 
XCl. 362. 612.—xc11. 300, 385, Debates adjourned ; resumed, 
and again adjourned and resumed ; Lxxvil1. 262. 266. 272.—Lxxx. 
24. 33. 42, 50.—Lxxxvill. 7. 11. 19, 20. 24.—xc. 8. 19, 20. 23. 


541. 565. 575. 580.—xcr. 418. 422. 427.—xcu. 70. 74. 77. 


———Adjourned Debates ordered to be resumed on particular 
Days; LXXXIV. 344,—Lxxxv. 455.—xc. 363.—xcul. 385.———— 
Debates adjourned to the same Day, after sitting late ; Lxxvi. 35. 
455.—Lxxx, 24,—xc. 331.—xci1. 70.———Further adjourned to 
the same Day, after sitting late; txxvim1. 266,—Lxxx. 42.—LXxxIv. 
340,—Lxxxv. 196.—xc. 20.—xcI. 422.—xc11. 174, For One 
Week anda Day ; ixx1x. 454, For Ten Days ; Lxxx11. 160. 
—— For Three Weeks; ixxx. 619.———For One Month ; 
LXXXU, 582,—Lxxxv. 630.———For Two Months; ixxxiv. 204. 
———For Three Months; .xxvi. 461. 466.———Over the 
Session ; uxxxi. 582.—LXXx1V. 284.—LXxxv. 630,——-——Ad- 
journed, and not resumed; txxv. 349.—Lxxx11. 502.—LXXXII1. 
380.—LXxxviI, 857.—-LXXXVIII. 462.—Lxxx1x. 116.—xcr. 802. 
——— Debate dropped by the adjournment of the House, in con- 
Sequence of the informality of the proceedings in relation to an 
Election Ballot ; xc. 275.——Debates resumed, and dropped for 
want of Forty Members; LXxx1v.372.—LXXXxV. 543,—LXXXVIII, 520, 

162. Debates interrupted; By Messages from His Majesty at 
the Close of the Session; wxxxvi. 517, 935.—-LXXXvUI. 734. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820-—1837.) 


——— During a Session, to give his Royal Assent to a Bill; 
LXXXVI. 717.————By Messages from the Lords; txxxrv. 377.— 
LXXXV. 578.—=-LXXXVI. 194, 687.—-LXXXVII. 342.—LXxxIX. 237.— 
xc1l. 589,———— By a Stranger in the Gallery ; txxxv1. 323.———— 
By Words of Heat; irxxviit. 224.—1xxx1x. 9. See House, 31-42. 

163. Debate postponed till a Witness should be in attendance ; 
Lxxv. 367. 


Debates on various Stages of Bills adjourned : 
164. For leave to bring in Bills; uxxx. 24. Resumed, 50.— 
Lxxx1V. 264. Further adjourned beyond the Session, 284.—.xxxv. 
190. Further adjourned, 196. Resumed, 249.—.xxxvi. 603. 





Further adjourned, 857, &amp;c. Not resumed.—.xxxvu. 231.—xc. 
541. Further adjourned, 565. 575. «Resumed, 580.—xct1. 28. 
Resumed, 30.——On Amendment to Question for reading Bill 
1°; uxxxvi. 130. Further adjourned, 132.139. Resumed, 141. 
——For reading Bills 2°; txxxv. 895. Resumed, 898.— 
LXXxvuil. 153. Resumed, 155.—xc. 529. 588,—xc1. 307,—————- On 
Amendment proposed to Question for reading the Order of the 
Day for reading Bill 2°; xcr. 418. Resumed, and further ad- 
journed, 422. Resumed, 427.———On Amendment to Ques- 
tion for reading Bill 2°; txxx. 321.—1Lxxxvi. 414.—Lxxxvil. 29. 
For committing Bill to Select Committee ; xxxxv1. 909. Resumed, 
913.———On Amendment to Question for reading Order of the 
Day for Committee on Bill; 1xxxv1. 501.————For an Instruction 
to a Committee on a Bill; xc. 475. Further adjourned, 478. 
Resumed, 482. For reading 2° Amendments made by a Committee 
toa Bill; uxxxtv. 827. Resumed, 379,—xct. 674. 677.————-On 
Amendment proposed to Question for reading Amendments 
made by Committee on a Bill 2°; xe1. 677. 700,—&lt;— For agree- 

ing 


DEBATES—continued. 











II. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


Debates on various Stages of Bills adjourned—cont*. 
ing with Committees in Amendments made by them to Bills; 
Lxxxv. 551. Resumed, 556.———On Amendment proposed to 
Question for agreeing with Committee in an Amendment made 
by them to a Bill; uxxxv 578. 599. 604.———For re-commit- 
ting a Bill; uxxv. 336.—.xxvi. 455.———For discharging a 
Committee from proceeding further on a Bill; txxvi. 346.———. 
For reviving a Committee on a Bill; xc. 405. ———For reading 
Bills 3°; uxxv1. 470. Not resumed.—.xxxut. 410.—xci1. 244, 
Resumed, 250.———On Amendment to Question for reading Bill 
3°; LXXxIV. 350.—Lxxxvil. 205.—&lt;—On Amendment proposed 
to be made to Bill on 3°; -~xxxur. 381. 391. 417.—-xci1. 433. 

For bringing up Clauses; Lxx1x. 135.—Lxxx1Ul. 342.——— 
For reading Clauses 2°; txxvi. 420. 435.—Lxx1x.394. Resumed, 
410.—Lxxx. 521. Resumed, 527.—xc. 534. 540.—xc1. 637. 663. 

That Bill do pass; uxxvi. 433.—Lxxxvi. 856.—xc. 379. 

For disagreeing with the Lords in an Amendment to a 
Bill; xcr. 463. Resumed, 467. 


Debates on Motions relative to Committees adjourned : 
165. For appointing a Committee; txxvi. 383. Resumed, 
380.—-LXXXI. 97.—-LXXXIII. 330,—-LXXXIV. 2256.——-LXXXIX. 207-— 





Debates on Motions relative to Committees adjourned 


— continued. 

xC.530.—xCI. 668,—xc1!. 592. «That the Speaker do now leaye 
the Chair; rxxxvi. 905. Resumed, 909.———On Amendment to 
Question for appointing a Committee ; txxvi1.335. Resumed, 339, 
—ixxxvul. 297. Resumed, and further adjourned, 302. Resumed, 
305.—xcir. 84. Resumed, 91.———For Instructions to Com. 
mittees; xcr. 120. Resumed, 124.—xcu. 70. 74. 77.————-On, 
Amendment to Question for reading Resolution of Committee 9°. 
xc. 395. Resumed, 401.————On Amendment proposed to ‘ 
Resolution of a Committee of the whole House; txxvin. 416, 
Further adjourned, 421. Resumed, 431.———For agreeing with 
Committee in a Resolution; txxxvi. 287.———For reading a 
Resolution of a Committee 2°; xc. 494.—xc11. 326. 


166. Orders of the House relative to Debates, read and 
discharged; xxv. 412.—zxxvi. 496.—Lxxxil. 168.——~—And 
other Days appointed ; Lxxv. 245.—xc1. 251. 299. And other 
Orders made; xc1. 300.———Orders read, and proceeded in; 
LXXVI. 28,—=LXXXv. 204.—xc1. 265, &amp;e. 


167. Debate on Amendment proposed to Question; txxxi, 
263. Resumed, 292. 


III. Questions negatived and superseded, and Motions withdrawn : 


(1.)—Questions negatived : 
For adjourning Debates : 

168. On Motion for an Address; uxxxv. 598.———On 
Amendment proposed to Question for now reading a Second Time 
the Bill to continue Act 56 Geo. IIL, for establishing Regulations 
respecting Aliens; Lxxvu.347.—&lt;—That a Select Committee be 
appointed to inquire into the Arrear of Business in the Court of 
Chancery ; Lxxvut. 366.———That the House do resolve itself 
into a Committee of the whole House, upon a certain Day, upon 
Additional Churches Bill; txxxu1. 490.—«—That leave be given 
to bring ina Bill to extend the protection of Copyright in Prints 
and Engravings to Ireland; xcr. 448. For appointing a 
Select Committee to inquire into the Conduct of General Darling ; 
xc. 502.———On Amendment proposed to be made to proposed 
Amendment on the Question, That a Select Committee be ap- 
pointed to inquire into the state of general Distress, Difficulty 
and Embarrassment which now press on the various Orders of 
the Community: Lxxxvu. 306.——Motion relative to securing 
a more uniform and convenient conduct through the House of 
Divorce Bills, Fstate Bills and Bills of Naturalization, (super- 
seded by Adjournment); xc. 449.———On Amendment proposed 
to Question, That Dramatic Performances Bill be now read a 
Third Time; txxxvu. 600. On Amendment proposed to 
the Question for now reading a Second Time Amendments made 
by the Committee to the Edinburgh and Dalkeith Railway Bill; 
Lxxx. 466.——-That a Debate, County Election Polls Bill, be 
adjourned ; xc1. 677. That certain Words proposed to be 
left out stand part of Question, That according to the undoubted 
Privileges of this House, and for the due protection of the Public 
Interest, the Evidence taken by any Select Committee of this 
House, and Documents presented to such Committee, and which 
have not been reported to the House, ought not to be published 
by any Member of such Committee, or by any other Person ; 
That the Hackney Carriages (Metropolis) Bill be 
now read a Second Time, (superseded by Adjournment); xct. 
102.———For adjourning Debate on Motion, That the Vote of 
Sir Samuel Whalley, on the London Grand Junction Railway, be 
disallowed ; xc1. 271,——-——For leave to bring in a Bill to promote 
the better Observance of the Lord’s Day; uxxxvitt. 192.——— 
That the Macclesfield Small Debts Bill do pass; xc1. 149.—— 
That a Clause be added to the Medical Witnesses Bill by way of 
Rider; xc1. 750.——That Northern Roads Bill be committed 
to a Committee of the whole House; txxxv. 507.————For 
appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the origin, nature, 
extent and tendency of the Orange Institutions in Great Britain 
and the Colonies; 90. 530. That a Member be permitted to 
deliver to the Clerk of the House a Paper containing a Particular 
of his Qualification; wtxxxvin. 293.———That Mr. Speaker 
do leave the Chair for going into Committee on the Reform 
of Parliament (England) Bill; txxxvi. 647. On Amend- 
ment proposed to Question, That a Select Committee be ap- 
pointed to inquire into the circumstances attending the late 
Election of the Municipal Council of the Borough of Poole; xcr. 
3.———That no Proceeding shall be had upon any Petition for 
a Private Bill referred to Select Committees of Appeal, unless the 
Petitioner shall, within two days, enter into a Bond or Obligation 
for the Payment of Costs; Lxxxu. 178, 


XCII. 282. 


On Amendment 
proposed to be made to the Bill to appoint Commissioners for in- 
quiring into the Collection and Management of the Revenue in 








(1.)— Questions negatived—continued. 


For adjourning Debates—continued. 


Treland; txxvr. 474. ————That the House do resolve itself into a 
Committee of the whole House to consider respecting the Claims of 
the Roman Catholics, (superseded by Adjournment); Lxxvim1. 224, 

That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Ltxxxvu. 647, 
—LXXXVIII. 525.—LXxx1x. 331. On Amendment proposed 
to Question, That leave be given to bring in a Bill to amend the 
Provisions of the Tithe Composition Acts, and to render them per- 
manent and compulsory; Lxxxvi1.462. For reading a Second 
Time, Tithes (Ireland) Bill; txxxr1x. 247. For leave to bring 
in Bill to amend certain Acts relating to Unlawful Societies in 
Ireland ; txxx. 33. For reading a Second Time the Amend- 
ments made by the Committee to the Usury Laws Bill; uxxxv. 
556. For reading a Third Time the Watching, §c. Parishes 
Bill; txxxv. 435, _———For referring to Committee of the whole 
House Reports of Committees on Welch Judicature, 1817, 1820 
and 1821, (superseded by Adjournment) ; Lxxvi1. 292.———_—That 
a Clause on the Wigan Rectory Bill be now brought up; xcn. 451. 


For further adjourning Debates : 


169. On Amendment proposed to Question for an Address ; 
LXXXvitI. 20.———On Amendment proposed to Question, That 
the Petitions complaining of the Distress of various Classes of the 
Community, be referred to a Committee of the whole House; 
LXxxv. 204.—«——On Amendment proposed to Question, That a 
Select Committee be appointed to inquire into the state of general 
Distress, Difficulty and Embarrassment which now press on the 
various Orders of the Community; Lxxxvim. 302, ——— On 
Amendment proposed to Question, That the Disturbances (Ireland) 
Bill be now read a First Time; txxxvit. 136.———For laying 
before the House Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee 
on the South London Docks Bill; txx1x. 449.——For further 
adjourning Debate, that a Clause be read a Second Time, Fisheries 
Bill, xc1. 548.——&lt;— For further adjourning a Debate for the Ap- 
pointment of a Select Committee to consider the case of the late 
Speaker and Officers of the Houses of Parliament who suffered 
by the Fire of the former Houses of Parliament; xcu. 598.-——— 
For discharging Committee on re-committed Bill, St. Mary 
Newington Select Vestry; Lxxv1. 346, 


(2.)— Motions withdrawn: 


For adjourning Debates : 


170. That the House resolve itself into a Committee of the 
whole House to consider of the Corn Laws; Lxxx. 351.—— 
That the Bill to permit Foreign Corn warehoused to be taken 
out for Home Consumption be now read a Second Time; Lxxx!- 
341. That the Coventry Magistracy Bill do pass; Lxxxtl 
576.———On Amendment proposed to Question, That the Law 
Officers of the Crown in Ireland be directed to take immediate 
measures for the purpose of bringing to Justice such Persons a5 
may have been guilty of bribing Voters at the last Election for the 
City of Dublin; txxxvi. 779. On Amendment proposed to 
be made to Question, That the Eachequer Court (Scotland) Bill be 
now read a Second Time; Ltxxxvi. 98. That leave be given to 
bring ina Bill for enabling Local Authorities, under certain Regt 
lations, to remove Saturday and Monday Fairs and Markets; 
xcu. 333.———On Amendment proposed to Question, That a 


Select Committee be appointed to consider how far the — 
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DEBATES——DEBTORS. 








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III. Questions negatived, and Motions withdrawn—continued. 


(2.)—Motions Withdrawn—continued. 


For adjourning Debates—continued. 


of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Scotland are commensurate 
with the importance of their Station, and the nature and extent of 
their Duties; uxxx1x. 256. For re-committing Labourers’ 
Wages Bill; 1xxxv. 605.——————-Onn Question for an Instruction 
to the Committee on Liverpool Borough; txxxvitt. 548. 
On Motion, That leave be given to bring in a Bill to amend the 
Law relating to the Observance of the Lord’s Day; txxxvui1. 185, 
——On Motion, That Question respecting a legal Provision 
for the Poor of Ireland be now put; Lxxxv1. 793.———On Mo- 
tion, That the Religious Assemblies Bill be now read a Second 
Time; txxx1x. 263.———On Motion, That a Petition for Repeal 
of the Union with Ireland be now read; ixxxv. 213. —— On 
Motion, That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into the 
Commercial’ State of the West India Colonies; .xxxvi. 896. 











(2.\— Motions Withdrawn—continued. 


For adjourning Debates—continued. 
———On Motion for issuing a new Writ for the Borough of 


Great Grimsby; txxxvi. 715. 


For further adjourning Debates : 


171. On Amendment proposed to Question for an Address ; 
LXXVIII. 266, For further adjourning a Debate ; On Motion 
for referring Papers relative to Queen Caroline to a Select Com- 
mittee; Lxxv. 412.———That the Bill to amend the Representa- 
tion of the People in England and Wales do pass; txxxvi. 860. 
———On Motion respecting Negotiations relative to Spain; 
LXXvill. 266.———On Amendment proposed to Question, That 
leave be given to bring in a Bill to amend the Provisions of the 
Tithe Composition Acts, and to render them permanent and com- 
pulsory ; txxxvur. 480. 








Debt, National : Bills relative to: 


1. For further regulating the Reduction thereof; Ordered, 
txxvill. 97. Presented; printed; 100. Rr. a. 175. 

2. To amend Acts for the Regulation thereof; Ordered, 
LXxxill. 527. Presented; printed; 534. R. a. 554. 

3. To amend the several Acts for regulating the Reduction 
thereof; Ordered, txxx1v. 285. Presented; printed ; 291. 
354. 

4. To amend Act 10 Geo. IV. c. 27; Ordered, txxxviu. 482. 
Presented ; printed; 482. R. a. 559. 

See Accounts and Papers, 1930-2020. 
Committees, 248-251. 1369. 
Fund, 1, &amp;c. 


R. A. 


Annuities, 11, &amp;c. 
Petitions, 686. Sinking 
Supply, 207, 208. 931. 


Debtor and Creditor: Bills relative to: 


1. To facilitate arrangements between Debtor and Creditor ; 
Ordered, txxx1. 32. Presented; printed; 33. As amended, 
printed, 131. Re-committed ; reported ; and, as amended, printed ; 
285. Re-committed, 328. Passed, 358. Not returned from 
the Lords. 

Petitions in favour; From, Alton, Creditors under a 
Commission of Bankruptcy at, Lxxx1. 204.—Banbury, 204, p. 
Bridgend, 223, p. Brighthelmstone, 217, p.—Coggeshall, 301, p. 
Cowbridge and Bridgend, 223, p.—Dublin, 321, p.—Falmouth, 
255, p.—Gibbin’s and Eaton’s Creditors, 106, p.—Jones, G., 
106, p.—London Bankers, 165, p. London Merchants, 309, p.— 
Maidenhead, 217.—Neath, 204, p.—Plymouth, 223, pr. 

Petition for the insertion of a Clause in the above Bill; From, 
Abraham Henry Chambers, of Bond Street; txxx1. 352. 


2. To prevent Debtors from defrauding their Creditors ; From 
the Lords; txxxvi. 359. Read; printed; 362. Petition against, 
from Prisoners in the Marshalsea, 391, rp. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 502. Not proceeded in. 


3. For more effectually securing the payment of the Debts 
of all Persons ; Ordered, uxxxvim1.204, Presented, 205. Printed, 


212. Ra. 734, 
See Creditors, 1, &amp;e. Debtors, 1, &amp;c. Imprisonment for 
Debt. Petitions, 688-690. 


Debtors and Debts: Bills relative to: 
England : 





1. To remove doubts as to the continuance of Acts for Relief of 


Insolvent Debtors in England; Ordered, txxv. 126. Presented, 
139. R.A. 278. 


2. For the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England; Ordered, 


LXxv. 132. Presented; printed ; 222. As amended, printed, 276. 
Re-committed, 304. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 476. R.A. 478. 

3. To amend above Act; Ordered, txxvi1. 221. Presented; 
printed; 224. Order read for receiving the Report; further pro- 
ceeding dropped for want of Forty Members; 337. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 482. R. a. 487. 

4. To amend Acts 1 Geo. IV. c. 119, and 3 Geo. IV. c. 123; 
Ordered, txx1x. 128. Presented; printed; 128. 
Merchants of Manchester, against, 177. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 498. R. A. 502. 


5. To amend and consolidate the Laws for the Relief of Insol- 


vent Debtors in England; Ordered, txxx1. 131. 
As amended, printed, 179. 


Presented, 163. 
Re-committed, 216. 


375. Rn. a. 376. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 





Petition of 


Petition of 
Thomas Wragg, against, 250, rp. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 





Debtors and Debts: Bills relative to—cont‘. 
England—continued. 


6. To continue and amend Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 57; Ordered, 
Lxxxv. 240: Presented ; printed ; 249. As amended, printed, 413. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 624. R. a. 646. 

Petitions against the above Bill; From, Merchants, &amp;c. of 
Sheffield, 336, p.—Ironmongers of London, 348, r.—Mayor, &amp;c., 
of Worcester, 406, P. 


7. To continue Acts 7 Geo. IV. c. 57, and 1 Will. IV. c. 38 ; 
Ordered; presented; printed; txxxvu. 309. R. a. 381. 


8. Tocontinue the Laws for the Relief of the Insolvent Debtors 
in England; Ordered, xc1. 536. Presented; printed; 537. rn. a.710. 


9. To enable the Insolvent Debtors Court to dispense with 
the necessity of Prisoners residing within the Walls in certain 
cases; Ordered; presented ; committed ; txxx. 622. R. a. 626. 


10. To authorize the granting of Superannuation Allowances 
to the Commissioners and Officers of the Courts for the Relief of 
Insolvent Debtors ; Ordered, xc. 541. Presented; printed; 541. 
rR. A. 611, 

11. Toamend certain Acts for the relief of Insolvent Debtors 
in England; Ordered, txxvi. 376. Presented; printed; 403. 
As amended, printed, 433. Petition of Thomas Deacon, against, 
450, p. Bill re-committed, 451. Passed, 471. Not returned 
Jrom the Lords. 


12. To repeal Acts 32 Geo. II. c. 28; 26 Geo. ITT. c. 44, and 
33 Geo. III. c. 5, relative to the maintenance of Debtors; Or- 
dered, txxx1. 131. Not presented. 


Ireland : 


13. To revive and continue Acts for the Relief of Insolvent 
Debtors in Ireland; Ordered, txxv. 397. Presented, 426. Pe- 
tition of uncertified Bankrupts for the insertion of a Clause, 441. 
R. A. 468. 


14. For the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in Ireland; Ordered, 
Lxxvi. 213. Presented; printed; 218. Instruction for the pay- 
ment of Salaries of Commissioners, 303. Bill, as amended, 
printed, 333. Re-committed, 379. rR. a. 467. 


15. To amend above Act; Ordered, txxvm.298. Presented; 
printed ; 298. Instruction for the payment of Salaries to Officers 
of the Court, 388. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 483. rR. a. 487. 


16. To continue Acts for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in 
Ireland; Ordered, txxxu. 458. Presented, 465. Printed, 470. 
R. A. 558. 


17. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Insolvent 
Debtors in Ireland ; Ordered, txxx1v. 43. Instruction for paying 
Salaries and Allowances of Commissioners and Expenses of the 
Court, 62. Presented; printed; 75. Second Reading deferred, 
188. Not proceeded in. 


18. To continue and amend Acts relating to the Relief of In- 
solvent Debtors in Ireland; Ordered, txxxiv. 308. Presented, 
310. R.A. 372. 


19. To continue Acts for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in 
Ireland; Ordered, txxxv. 517. Presented, 526. Printed, 545. 
R. A. 646, 


20. To continue Acts relating thereto; Ordered, txxxvu. 244. 
Presented; printed; 251. rn. a. 331. 


21. To continue for a limited time the Acts for the Relief of 
Insolvent Debtors in Ireland; Ordered, txxx1x. 371. Presented ; 
printed ; 394. R. a. 594. 

22. To 
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Debtors and Debts: Bills relative to—cont‘. 


Ireland—continued. 
22. To continue Act 4 &amp; 5 Will. IV. c. 55, relating thereto ; 
Ordered ; xc1. 291. Presented; printed; 291. R. a. 534. 


23. To restrict Parties from proceeding in the Superior 
Courts in Ireland for Sums under £.10, unless in certain cases ; 
Ordered, uxxx1x. 256. Not presented. 


India: 
24. For the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in India; ‘Ordered, 
Lxxxu. 399. Presented ; printed; 407. As amended, printed, 
473. Re-committed, 508. rR. a. 544. 


25. Torenew Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 73; Ordered, txxxvu. 305, 
Presented ; printed; 309. Rr. a. 362. 





Debtors and Debts: Bills relative to—cone?. 


India—continued. 


26. To provide for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in the East 
Indies; Bill ordered, uxxx1x. 464. Presented; printed; 469, 
R. A. 599. 

27. Tocontinue the Provisions of the Law relating to Insolvent 
Debtors in India ; Ordered, xc1. 636. Presented ; printed ; 637, 
R.A. 710. 


Motion : 
28. For leave to bring ina Bill to repeal the several Acts 
called Insolvent Debtors Acts; Withdrawn, Lxxvttl. 133, 

See Accounts and Papers, 2021-2049. Addresses, 430-450, 
Arrests. Committees, 382, &amp;c. County Courts. Cre. 
ditors, 1, &amp;c. Debtor and Creditor, 1, &amp;c. Estates. 
Petitions, 688-690. Real Property. 











Debts, Small. 





I. Public Bills relative to Small Debts; 1—17T. 


II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Small Debts, and Pro- 
ceedings thereon; 18—48. 





[. Public Bills relative to Small Debts: 
England : 


1. For the more easy and speedy Recovery of Small Debts in 
England and Wales; Ordered, txxxu1. 467. Presented, 467, P. 
Further Consideration of Report put off for Three Months; Bill, 
as amended, printed, 596. 


2. For the more easy Recovery of Small Debts in the County 
Courts of England and Waies, and for extending the Jurisdiction 
thereof; Ordered, txxx1. 586. Presented. Further Considera- 
tion of Report put off for Three Months; Bill, as amended, to be 
printed ; 595. Again ordered; 1xxxut. 374. Presented, 
432, p. Petition against, From Edward Hornby, Sheriff of the 
County of Lancaster; 451, p. Henry Donkin, of Durham, 462, p. 
Committee deferred, 537. Not proceeded in. 


3. To enable the Recorder in certain Boroughs to hold a Court 
for the Recovery of Small Debts; Ordered, xcu. 432. Presented; 
printed; 432. Second Reading put off for Three Months, 521. 


Ireland : 
4. To amend Act ofthe Parliament of Ireland, 31 Geo. II. 
c. 16, for the Recovery of Small Debts in Dublin; Ordered, txxrx. 
267. Presented; printed ; 285. Committed, 361. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 
5. To regulate the Service of the Process of the several Courts 
for the Recovery of Small Debts by Civil Billin Ireland; Ordered, 


Lxxx1. 205. Presented, 209, p. rR. a. 324, 





6. Toamend the Laws for the Recovery of Small Debts and 
Proceedings in Manor Courts for that Purpose ; Ordered, Lxxx1. 
190. Presented; printed; 192. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
375. R.A. 377. 


7. For further amending the Laws for the Recovery of Small 
Debts, and the Proceedings thereupon; Ordered, txxxm. 544. 
Presented; printed; 555. rR. a. 610. 


Scotland : 
8. To alter and amend Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. c. 46, for the 
Recovery of Small Debts in Scotland; Ordered, txxix. 476. 
Presented; printed; 491. Not proceeded in. 


9. To alter and amend Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. c. 46, for the 
Recovery of Small Debts in Scotland; Ordered, uxxx. 153. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 168. Petitions in favour, From Freeholders 
and Commissioners of Supply of New Ross, 204. Freeholders 
and others of the County of Ross, 227, p. Order for Committee 
discharged; Bill committed to a Select Committee; 228. (See 
Committees, 828.) Reported, and re-committed to a Committee 








Scotland—continued. 


of the whole House, 265. Reported; as amended, printed ; 288. 
Re-committed, 339. 422. rR. a. 586. 


10. For the more easy Recovery of Debts in the Sheriff Courts 
in Scotland; Ordered, rxxx. 180. Presented; printed; 181. 
Order for Committee discharged, and Bill referred to Select 
Committee on Small Debts Bill, 228. (See Committees, 828.) 
Reported, and re-committed to a Committee of the whole House, 
265. Reported; As amended, printed ; 288. Re-committed, 339. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 424. nk. a. 441. 

11. For the more effectual Recovery of Small Debts, and for 
diminishing the Expenses of Litigation in Causes of Small Amount 
in the Sheriffs Court of Scotland; Ordered, txxxiv. 99. Pre- 
sented, 162, rp. Committed to a Select Committee, 204. (See 
Committees, 829.) As amended, printed, 251. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 396. R.A. 399. 

12. To provide for the holding of Circuit Sheriff Courts in 
Scotland for the Trial of Small Debt Causes; Ordered, rxxxvim. 
174. Presented; printed; 174. Petition from John Orr, 
Preses of a Meeting of Heritors and others of Paisley, in 
favour, 655. Petition from Procurators before the Sheriff 
Court of Fifeshire, for an alteration therein, 378. Bill, as 
amended, printed, 382. Instructions to the Committee to make 
Provision that the Expenses incurred by Sheriffs in Scotland in 
holding Circuit Small Debt Courts be allowed to such Sheriffs in 
the Annual Settlement of their Accounts, 452. Bill re-committed ; 
As amended, printed; 463. Re-committed, 507. Bill passed, 
588. Not returned from the Lords. 


13. For the more effectual Recovery of Small Debts, and for 
diminishing the Expenses of Litigation in Causes of small amount 
in the Sheriffs’ Courts in Scotland, and to constitute and regulate 
Small Debt Circuit Courts in each County thereof; Ordered, xc. 
267. Presented; printed; 392. Second Reading deferred, 486. 
Not proceeded in. 


14. For the more effectual Recovery of Small Debts in the 
Sheriff Courts, and for establishing Circuit Courts for the Trial of 
Small Debt Causes by the Sheriffs in Scotland; Ordered, xct. 
333. Presented; printed; 342. As amended, printed, 570. 
Petition of Inhabitants, &amp;c. in the Eastern District of Perthshire, 
praying that Blairgowrie may be inserted in the Bill, as a Loca- 
tion in which a Local Sheriff Court shall be held, 434. Petition 
of Thomas L. Dundas, Chief Magistrate of the Burgh of May- 
bole, that the said Burgh may be included in Schedule (H.) of the 
Bill, 616. Bill re-committed, 635. Passed, 655. Not returned 
Srom the Lords. 

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DEBTS, SMALL—continued. 








I. Public Bills relative to Small Debts—continued. 


Scotland—continued. 

15. For the more effectual Recovery of Small Debts in the 
Sheriff Courts, and for establishing Circuit Courts for the Trial 
of Small Debt Causes by the Sheriffs in Scotland; Ordered, 
xci. 22. Presented; printed; 23. Petitions in favour; From 
Aberfeldy ; xc. 137. Auchtermuchty, 149.—Blairgowrie, 64.— 
Coupar Angus, 222.—Dunkeld, 152.—Kilchrenan, 580.—Mussel- 
burgh, 211. Petitions against; From Glasgow, Chairman 
of a Meeting of Operatives; xc1. 330. Inverness, 384. Edin- 
burgh, Sheriff Officers, 579. Petitions for Alteration; From 
Aberfeldy; xc11. 222.—Crieff, 154.—Inverary, 149. Instruction 











Scotland—continued. 


to make Provision for payment of the Travelling and other 
Charges incurred by the Sheriff and Sheriff Clerks, 129. Lords’ 
Amendments to be printed, 598. Agreed to, 603. R. a. 623. 


16. For the more effectual Recovery of Small Debts in the 
Justice of Peace Courts in Scotland; Ordered, xc1. 650. Pre- 
sented ; printed ; 651. Committee put off for Three Months, 764. 

17. For the more effectual Recovery of Small Debts in the 


Justice of Peace Courts in Scotland; From the Lords; xcu. 598. 
Read; printed ; 606. Not proceeded in. 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Small Debts, and Proceedings thereon : 


Blackheath : 
18. For altering and amending Powers of Acts; Referred, xc1. 
61. Bill ordered, 211. Presented, 221. Petitions against, 395. 
575. Time enlarged for Report, 414. k. a. 664. 


Bradford (Wilts) : 


19. For confirming the Appointment of Commissioners; Re- 
ferred, xxv. 140. Not proceeded in. 


Brighton and Hove (Sussex) : 
20. Referred, xxxxv. 78. Not proceeded in. 


Bristol Court of Conscience : 
21. For granting more effectual Powers for the Regulation of; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; 
xcu. 32. Bill ordered, 103. Presented, 183. Rr. a. 569. 


Burslem (Staffordshire) : 
22. Referred, yxxviu. 9. Bill ordered, 23. Presented, 53. 
Committed, 72. Not proceeded in. 


Cirencester (Gloucester) : 
23. Referred, txxxrx. 59. Bill ordered, 122. Presented, 
141. Petitions against, 273. 300. Not proceeded in. 


Derby : 
24. For granting more effectual Powers; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 59. Bill 
ordered, 188. Presented, 191. Not proceeded in. 


Halifax and Bradford (York) : 
25. To alter and amend Act; Referred, txxx11.69. Bill 
ordered, 120. Presented, 124. Not proceeded in. 


Helston (Cornwall) : 
26. Referred, txxv. 180. Not proceeded in. 


Hinckley (Leicester and Warwick): 

27. Petition tolie on the Table, xc1. 6. Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, 18. Bill ordered, 42. 
Presented, 48. Petition for additional Provision; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; 94. Reported ; 
Instruction to Committee on Bill to make Provision therein, 
pursuant to the Prayer of the said Petition; 142. R. a. 281. 


Hove :—See supra, 20. 


Huddersfield (York) : 
28. To alter and amend Act; Referred, uxxxim. 42. Not 
proceeded in. 


Hyde (Chester) : 

29. Referred; txxxviu. 50. Bill ordered, 147. Presented, 
150. Committed; Leave to Committee to sit, and report on or 
before a certain Day; 590. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 650. 
R. aA. 671.——To alter and amend Act; Referred, xc1. 39. 
Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 140. Committed, 190. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Kesteven (Lincoln) : 
30. Referred; txxxvi. 22. Bill ordered, 35. Presented, 45. 
Not proceeded in. 


Leeds (York): 
31. Referred; txxviu. 48. Not proceeded in. 


Leicester : 
32. Referred; xcr. 49. Bill ordered, 201. Presented, 217. 

R. A. 39]1.———Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions 
for Private Bills; xcu. 38. Bill ordered, 71. Presented, 103. 
Petition against; referred ; Counsel ordered; 158. R. A. 281. 


Liverpool : 
33. Referred; xct. 58. Bill ordered, 209. Presented, 220. 


Re-committed to former Committee, 430. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 703. rR. a. 800. 


London: 


34. For consolidating and amending Acts; Referred, xc. 116. 
Bill ordered, 226. Time enlarged for presenting Bill, 226. Bill 
presented, 240. Time enlarged for Report, 366. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 543. R.A. 578. 


Loughborough : 

35. For the more easy and speedy Recovery of Small Debts; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills ; 
xc. 42. Bill ordered, 76. Presented, 102. Petition against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered; 158. R. A. 281. 


Macclesfield : 


36. Referred, xc1. 44. Bill ordered, 56. Presented, 73. 
Amendment proposed, but not made, to Question for 3°; Bill 
read 3°; Amendment proposed, but not made; 148. Motion, 
That the Bill do pass; Motion, That the further Proceeding 
be adjourned till a future day, and Ques. Neg. thereupon; Ques- 
tion again proposed, That the Bill do pass; Debate arising; Mo- 
tion, That the Debate be adjourned till a future day, and Ques. 
Neg. thereupon ; Question again proposed, That the Bill do pass, 
whereupon Motion, That the House do adjourn, agreed to; 149. 
Petition against, 148. . a. 281. 


Manley (Lincoln): 


37. To amend Act; Referred, rxxviu. 37. Bill ordered, 61. 
Presented, 85. Not proceeded in. 


Marylebone, St., Court of Requests : 
38. Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills; xcu.64. Bill ordered, 159. Not presented. 


Merthyr Tidvil (Glamorgan) ; 

39. To repeal Act for the more speedy Recovery of Small 
Debts; Referred, uxxx1x. 58. Bill ordered; Leave given to 
present Bill on or before a certain day; 153. Presented, 159. 
Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 186. 221. Pe- 
tition in favour, 284. Member added, 207. Power to. send 
for Persons, Papers and Records, 300. Time enlarged for Report ; 
Leave to Committee to sit notwithstanding the adjournment of 
the House; 324. Rr. a. 399.—-———For leave to present a Petition 
for a Bill; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills; xci. 468. Reported; Leave given; Petition 
presented ; Bill ordered; 484. Not presented. 


Plymouth (Devon) : 
40. Referred, txxxu. 203. Bill ordered, 296. Presented, 
304. Petition in favour, 419. Passed, 469. Not returned from 
the Lords. 


Redditch and Tardebigg (Worcester) : 
41. Forestablishing a Jurisdiction in the said Parishes for the 
Recovery of Small Debts; Referred, uxxxvu1. 118. Bill ordered, 
132. Not presented. 


Roborough Hundred (Devon) : 

42. Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills; xcu. 57. Bill ordered, 138. Presented, 191. Two Pe- 
titions for additional provision ; referred to the Select Committee 
on Petitions for Private Bills; 258. Petitions for additional 
provision reported; Instruction to Committee on the Bill, That 
they have power to make provision therein, pursuant to the 
prayer of the said Petitions; 272. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 400. R.A. 449. 








GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Salford 










444 DEBTS, SMALL——-DEEDS. 








II. Petitions for Bills relative to Small Debts, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Salford (Lancaster): _ 

43. For extending the powers of the Court Baron of that 
Hundred; Referred, uxxvu. 55. Bill ordered, 76. Presented, 
88. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 177. 211. 
249. 254. Time enlarged for Report, 211. The King’s Consent 
signified; Third Reading put off for Six Months; 256. 


Sculcoates (York): 
44. Referred, xxxvu. 26. Not proceeded in. 


Southwark : 

45. Fo leave to present a Petition for a Bill to diminish the 
Fees payable under, and to alter and amend Acts; Referred, 
Lxxvil. 167. Reported; Leave given; Petition presented, and 
referred; 173. Not proceeded in.———Again referred; Lxxvui. 
51. Billordered,89. Presented, 163. Petitions against, referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 283. 291. 303. 341. 346. 403. Voices 
given, 294. Time enlarged for Report, 307.407. Leave to report 
on a certain day, 346. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 439. 
R. A. 453. 


Petitions in favour ; From the following Parishes ; Newington, 
Clapham, Christchurch, Lambeth, St. George the Martyr, St. 
John, St. Olave, St. Saviour, and St. Thomas, Southwark ; 
LXXVIII. 274. 

Petitions against ; From, John Princep ; txxvuit. 242. 303, 416. 
—Clerks of the Court of Requests, 242.—George Burling, 291. 
—London Corporation, 341.—Joshua Rayner, 346. 

Petition for reduction of the Fees, and against the building the 
Court ; From, St. John’s Southwark; txxvui. 403. 


Staffordshire Potteries :—See supra, 22. 


Tardebigg :—See supra, 41. 





Tower Hamlets: 


46. To explain and amend Acts; Referred, txxxvi. 277, 
Bill ordered, 322. Order of Leave for Bill discharged ; another 
Bill ordered; 386. Presented, 414. Not proceeded in.—— 
Again referred; uxxxvi. 560. Bill ordered, 580. Presented, 
588. Passed, 715. Not returned from the Lords. Again 
referred; txxxvut. 107. Bill ordered, 214. Presented, 240, 
Petitions against, 302. 313. Rr. a. 362. To alter, amend and 
enlarge powers of Act; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills, xcu.48. Not reported. 


Wellingborough : 


47. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 95. 
Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 133. Not proceeded in, 


Westminster : 


48. To explain and amend Acts; Referred, xcr. 58. Bill 
ordered, 150. Time for presenting Bill enlarged, 211. Presented, 
249. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 260. 351, 
408. 419. 426. Petitions in favour, 396. 420. Time enlarged for 
Report, 435. 487. Passed, 588. Not returned from the Lords. 
Committee appointed to inspect Lords’ Journals, 760. Report to 
lie on the Table, 765. Report on Petition for Bill read; another 
Bill ordered, 767. Presented, 774. Leave to Committee to sit 
and proceed, and to make their Report on a certain day, 779. 
R. A. 831. 


Motion, That the Standing Orders relating to Bills for the Esta- 


blishment of Small Debt Courts be repealed ; and that all such 
Bills be henceforth treated as Public Bills; Motion withdrawn, 
xci. 598. 
See also Accounts and Papers, 2050-2052. Addresses, 451, 
452. Committees, 252. 287. 1341. County Courts, 1, &amp;e. 
Petitions, 691. 





Deccan Prize Money :——See Accounts and Papers, 
6766. Addresses, 1389, 1390. Petitions, 692. 


Decrees in E uit :-——See Equity Courts, 9. 
urey quity 


Deeds: Bills relative to the Attestation and 


Registration of Deeds : 

1. For amending the Law as to the Attestation of Instruments 
by which powers are executed ; Ordered, txxxvi. 108. Presented, 
247. Second Reading deferred, 288. Not proceeded in. 

Again ordered, txxxvi. 550. Presented; printed; 651. Second 
Reading deferred, 901. Not proceeded in. 


2. For amending the Laws respecting the Attestation of Instru- 
ments made in exercise of certain powers or trusts in Deeds, Wills 
and other Instruments; Ordered, txxxvu.-233. Presented; 
printed; 238. Second Reading deferred, 495. Not proceeded in. 


3. For establishing a General Register for all Deeds and 
Instruments affecting Real Property in England and Wales; 
Ordered, txxxvi. 183. Presented; printed; 200. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 510. Not proceeded in. 

Petitions against; From, Alford, txxxvi. 470, p.—Bever- 
ley, 407. Bradford (York), 382, p.— Derby, 503, ep. Dews- 
bury, 470, rp. Doncaster, 382, p.—Easterby, Anthony, 445, p. 
Esk, South, 356.—Gateshead, 445, p.—Hawes, 430. Hudders- 
field, 382, p.—Kendal, 397. Kingston-upon-Hull, 430, p.— 
Lancaster, 456. Leeds, 382, rp. Leyburn, 470, p. Lincoln, 512. 
Ludborough, 356.—Marple, 218. Masham, 470, p. Middleham, 
470, p.—Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Three Petitions, 445, p. North- 
ampton, 407, p.—Otley, 382, p.— Pudsey, 382, p.—Rydale, 382, p. 
—Scarsdale, 503, p. Southwell, 445, p. Stafford, County, 382. 
Stockton, 227, p.—Thirsk, 382, p. Towcester, 407, p.—Wake- 
field, 407. Whitehaven, 470, rp. Wisbech, 439.—Yarm, 382, p. 
York, City and Ainsty, and County, 382, Pp. 470, p. 

Petitions against the Bill of last Session; From, Holland, 
Lincoln; .xxxvi. 640. Barnsley, 711, p. 


4. For establishing a General Register for all Deeds and In- 
struments affecting Real Property in England and Wales; Or- 
dered, uxxxvi. 596. Presented; printed; 858. Second Reading 
deferred, 889. Not proceeded in. 

Petitions against; From Auckland, West, and St. Helen’s 
Auckland, ixxxv1. 932, p.—Bridgwater, 885, p.—Caister, 888, Pp. 
Cockermouth, 922, p.—Darlington, 932, p.—Gainford, 932.— 
Heighington, 932, vp. Hurworth, 932, p.— Lincoln, 888, Pp. 
Liverpool, 903, p.—Northumberland, 859, p.—Somerset, 888, P. 
Stokesley, 911. 





Deeds: Bills relative to—continued. 


5. For establishing a General Register for all Deeds and In- 
struments affecting Real Property in England and Wales; Or- 
dered; presented; printed; uxxxvi. 11. Further consider- 
ation of Report put off for Three Months; Bill, as amended, to be 
printed, 507. 

Petitions against; From, Alfreton, ixxxvm. 47. Andersfield, 
Hundred of, (Somerset) ; referred, 153. Ashbourne ; referred, 153. 
Ashburton, 278. Axbridge; referred, 259. Aycliffe, Great, 60. 
—Barnsley, 67. Bawtry, 67. Berwick-upon-Tweed, Inhabitants 
of, 69. Justices of the Peace, &amp;c., 69. Beverley, 73. Bingley, 
67. Bishop’s Lydeard, 39. Booth, James, 34. Brampton, 69. 
Brayton, 67. Bridgwater; referred, 142. Bridlington, 47. Bro- 
therton, 67. Buckingham, Solicitors of, 132. Bury St. Ed- 
mund’s, 82.—Carleton and Hisket, 54. Carlisle, 54. Chard; 
referred, 259. Chesterfield, 123. Chorlton-row, 184. Crew- 
kerne, 47, Cornwall, 86. Cockermouth, 82. Crosthwaite, 73. 
Cumberland, County of,69. Cutlers in Hallamshire, Corporation 
of, 34.— Dalston, &amp;c.,69. Darlington,60. Denton,59. Derby, 
107. Dewsbury, 82. Doncaster,67. Driffield, Great,79. Dur- 
ham, County of, 59, (p. 63.)—East Retford, 79. Exeter, Attor- 
nies, &amp;c., of, 73.—Flint, County of; referred, 347.—Gainford, 59. 
Gloucester, 39. Grantham; referred, 174.—Houghton-le-Skerne 
and Sedberge, 54. Headlam, Rev. John, 67. Hebden Bridge, 
&amp;c., 82. Hedon, 37. Heighington, 64. Hexham ; referred, 208. 
Holbeach, 385. Horbury, 67. Huddersfield, 67. Huntingdon, 
82. Huntspill; referred, 142. Hurworth and Nesham, 73.— 
Ilminster, 39.—Kendal, 446. Kent, Solicitors in, 69. Kingston- 
upon-Hull, 73. Kingston-upon-Hull, Corporation of; referred, 
153. Knaresborough; referred, 153. Knottingley, 67.—Lan- 
chester, 54. Leeds, 67. Liverpool, 47. 103. Louth, Esk and 
Ludborough, Hundreds of (Lincoln), 63.—Mansfield, 100. Marle, 
86. Market Harborough, 73. Marple, 163. Maryport and 
Cross Cannonby, 82. Modbury, 86. Morpeth, 152.—Newark- 
upon-Trent, 73. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 54. Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne, &amp;c.; referred, 208. North and South Shields Law Society, 
54. Northallerton, 13. Northampton, 79. Northumberland ; 
referred, 198. Norton, 54. Nottingham; referred, 375.—Ossett, 
67.—Pattrington, 39. Penrith, Bankers, &amp;c., of, 63. Penrith, 
Landowners, &amp;c., of, 63. Peterborough, 59. Pontefract, 59. 
Pudsey, 67.—Richmond (York), 59. Ripon, 39. 82.—Sandwich ; 
referred, 255. Scaleby, 82. Sedgefield, 59. Selby, 67. Settle, 
67. Sheffield, 34. Sherburn, 67. Shipton, 67. Snaith, 67. 
Somerset, 59. 294. Somerton, 47. Stafford, 275. Staindrop and 
Cockfield, 59. Stansfield and Langfield, 67. Stanwix and 


Crosby, 54. Stockport; referred, 372. Stogumber, 69.—Taunton, 
LXXXVII. 








DEEDS——DEN MARK. 








Deeds: Bills relative to—continued. 


Petitions against—continued. 
Lxxxvul. 79. Teignmouth; referred, 142. Tickhill, 67. Tideswell, 
123. Todmorden and Walsden, 67.—Wakefield, 73,. Wedmore, 
86. Wellington, 59. Wells, 86. Wensley, &amp;c. ; referred, 153. West 
Auckland and Saint Helen Auckland, 54. Westgate; referred, 
198. Westmorland, 107. Wethersalland Warwick, 73. Wigton, 
82. Wilts; referred, 302. Wirksworth; referred, 153. Wis- 
bech ; referred, 142. Wistow and Cawood, 67. Walsingham, 54. 
Workington, 73. Worksop, 79.—York, City of, 69. Yorkshire, 
North Riding of, 67. York, West Riding of, 67. 
Petition in favour ; From Bristol, xxxxvu. 342. 


6. For establishing a General Register for all Deeds and 
Instruments affecting Real Property in England and Wales; 
Ordered, txxxvi. 365. Presented and printed, 384. Second 
Reading deferred, 476. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 502. 

Petition against; From, Auckland, West, 459.—Barnard 
Castle, 438. Bishop Auckland, 475. Bridgwater, 459. Burgh, 
495.—Chichester, 412. Cockermouth, 495. Curry, North, 
457.—Darlington, 438.— Gloucester, 508.— Hamsterley, 500. 
Heighington, 459. Helen’s, Saint, Auckland, 459. Hurworth- 
upon-Tees, 438.—Ilminster, 457.— Kingston-upon-Hull, 491. 
—Liverpool, 509. Louth, 495.—Midridge, 489. Milverton, 
457.—Norton, 500.—Penrith, 495. Pontefract, 528.—Shildon, 
475. Stockton, 438.—Taunton, 457. Tynemouth, 635.—Wel- 
lington (Somerset), 457. Wolsingham, 459.—Yeovil, 500. 

7. For establishing a General Register for all Deeds and In- 
struments affecting Real Property in England and Wales; Or- 
dered, rxxx1x. 92. Presented; printed; 125. Second Reading 
put off for Six Months; 262. 

Petitions against; From, Aisgarth; .xxxix. 262. Alford, 
262. Andrew, Saint, Auckland, 262. Auburn and Thurlby, 
262. Auckland, Saint Andrew, 262. Auckland, Saint He- 
len’s, 262. Auckland, West, 262. Axbridge, 262. Aycliffe, 
262.—Barnard Castle, 262. Barton-upon-Humber, 262. Bas- 
ingham, 262. Bellisloe, Hundred of, (Lincoln), 256. Berwick- 
upon-Tweed, 262. 288. Bideford, 262. Birmingham, 220. 
Bishop Auckland, 262. Bishopston, 262. Bolinbroke, 262. 
Boston, 262. Bourn, 219. Broomfield, 214. Burgh, 259. 
Burgh-le-Marsh, 262. Burnham, 262.—Caistor, 262. Carl- 
ton-le-Moorland, 262. Chesterfield, 259. Coxherham, 262. 
Crewekerne, 262. Crosscanonby, 251. Crowland, 219. Cul- 
lompton, 262. Cumberland, Western Division, 251. Cumber- 
land, County of, 259. Cuthbert’s, Saint, Without, 259.—Darling- 
ton, 171. Derby, 262. Dickson, William, 220. Downham 
Market, 259. Drayton, East, 262. Durham, County of, 252. 
—Evenwood, 190. Exeter, 262.—Friskney, 262.—Gainford, 
262. Gilling and Melsonby, 262. Glamford Briggs, 262. 
Gloucester, Solicitors of, 219. Grantham with the Soke, 259. 
Greatham, 262.—Hatton Holegate, 262. Hamsterley, 262. 
Harewood, Earl of, and others, 235. Hartlepool, 262. Heigh- 
ington, 262. ,Helen’s, St. Auckland, 262. Helmsley, 262. Holme 
and Cultram, 259. Honiton, 262. Horncastle, 259. Hudders- 
field, 214. Huntspill, 210. Hurworth and Neasham, 262.—Imins- 
ter, 397. Irthington, 259.—Keal, East and West, 262. Kendal, 

214. Kingston-upon-Hull, 187. 251. Kirbymoorside and Helms- 


, ley, 262.—Laneham and other Places, 262. Leeds, 214. Leicester, 

262. Lincoln, 262. Lincoln, Louth Esk and Ludborough Hun- 
: dreds, 262. Lincoln, Lovedon Hundred, 262. Lincoln, Winnibriggs 
; and Threo Hundreds, 262. Lovedon, Hundred of Lincoln, 262. 
e Ludborough Hundred, Lincoln, 262.—Market Deeping, 219. 
” Marple, 233. Martock, 210. Mary, St. Ottery, 262. Mel- 


sonby, 262. Middlesbrough, 262. Milverton, 266. Morpeth, 
262. — Newark-upon-Trent, 262. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 213. 
Newton Abbott, 256. Northampton, County of, 262. Nor- 
thumberland, County of, Magistrates, &amp;c. of, 245. Norton, 262. 


, Nottingham, County of, 262.—Ottery, St. Mary, 262.—Partney, 
262. Penrith, 334. Pickering Lythe, York Wapentake of, 
d 262. Pontefract, 259. Retford East, 252.—Sadberge, 262. 
e, Saltfleet, 259. Scaleby, 259. Sedgefield, 262. Shaldon, 262. 
id Shields, South, 262. Shildon, 262. Skidbrooke and Somer- 
k- cotes, 259. Somercotes, 259. Somerset, County of, 262° So- 
of merset, Law Societies, 210. Somerton, 210. Spilsby 7 262. 
&gt; Staindrop, 262. Stamford, 214. Steeping, Great and Little, 
1; 262. Stockton, 262.—Teignmouth and Shaldon, 262. Tewkes- 
tt, bury, 262. Threo and Winnibriggs (Lincoln), Hundreds of, 
bh, 262. Thurlby, 262. Thursby, 259. Tiverton, 262. Toyn- 
9. ton All Saints, and Toynton St. Peter’s, 262. Toynton St. 
h 5 Peter’s, 262. Tynemouth, 220.—Wainfleet All Saints, and 
le, Wainfleet St. Mary’s, 262. Wainfleet St. Mary’s, 262. Wake- 
67. field, 214. Wedmore, 262. Wellington (Somerset), 210. Wens- 
nd leydale, lower part of the Vale of, 262. Wetheral, and other 
nd Places, 259. Whitby, 262. Whitehaven, 262. Wigton, 25). 
st , Winnibriggs and Threo (Lincoln), Hundreds of, 262. Winterton, 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Deeds: Bills relative to—continued. 

Petitions against—continued. 

LXXXIX. 262. Wiveliscombe, 262. Wolviston, 262. Worksop, 252. 
—Yarm, 262. Yeovil, 262. York, Wapentake of Pickering Lythe, 
262. Yorkshire, County, East Riding of, 251. Yorkshire, 


North Riding, 262. Yorkshire County, North Riding, Magis- 
trates, 262. 


8. For the public registering of all Deeds, Conveyances, Wills, 
and other Incumbrances, that shall be made of, or that may affect, 
any Honors, Manors, Lands, Tenements, or Hereditaments, within 
the several Counties of England and Wales; Ordered, txxxrx. 
120, Presented; printed; 121. Petition of Solicitors in Glou- 


ce.ter, against; 219. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 
262. 


9. For establishing a general System of Domestic Registration 
of all Deeds and other Instruments relating to Real Property in 
England and Wales; Ordered, txxx1x.226. Presented ; printed ; 
243. Second Reading put off for Six Months; 291. 


10. For the more convenient and effectual registering in Ire- 
land, Deeds executed in Great Britain; From the Lords; ixxvit. 
351. Read; printed; 359. Reported, with Amendments, and 
agreed to, 475. Passed, with Amendments, 477. Amendments 
agreed to by the Lords, 480. R. a. 480. 


11. To provide for the regulation of the Public Office for re- 
gistering Memorials of Deeds, Conveyances and Wills, in Ireland; 
Ordered, txxx11. 208. Presented; printed; 390. Rr. a. 535. 


12. To amend the above Act; Ordered, txxxvi. 683. Pre- 
sented; printed; 810. As amended, printed, 889. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


13. To regulate the Office for registering Deeds, Convey- 
ances and Wills, in Ireland; Ordered, rxxxvu. 67. Presented; 
printed ; 153. Petition in favour; From Solicitors of Cork, 
201. Order for further consideration of Report read; Mo- 
tion for now reading Amendments a Second Time; Amend- 
ment proposed and made; Main Question, as amended, agreed 
to; Bill re-committed to a Select Committee; 261. (See Com- 
mittees, 831.) Bill, as amended, printed, 265. Bill reported, 
with Minutes of Evidence; Bill, as amended, and Minutes of 
Evidence, printed; 481. Bill re-committed to a Committee of 
the whole House; 502. rR. a. 555. 


14. To provide for the taking of Judicial Ratifications of 
Scottish Deeds, on Oath, as heretofore; From the Lords; xc1. 
535. Read; printed; 545. Rp. a. 710. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2053. 2064. Annuities,1. Ap- 
pointments, Illusory. Committees, 830,831. Petitions, 
694. Real Property. Records. Securities. Stampsand 
Stamp Duties, 2. 12. 


Defective Titles :—see Charities, 5, &amp;e.  Inclo- 


sures, 2. 


Defence by Counsel :—see Capital Crimes, 1, &amp;e. 


Petitions, 695. 


Delegates, High Court of :—Bin for transfer. 


ring the Powers of the High Court of Delegates, both in Ecclesi- 
astical and Maritime Causes, to His Majesty in Counsel; From 
the Lords; txxxvi. 488. Read; printed; 497. nr. a. 562. 


Delvin, Barony of :—see Committees, 1370. 


Demerara and Essequibo :—see Accounts and 
Papers, 2065, 2066. 6767. Addresses, 453. 1512. Committees, 
253. Petitions, 697. Slaves and Slave Trade, 7,&amp;c. 15. West 
Indies, 3. 


Demise of the Crown :—see Colonies, 4. Offices, 
13-15. 


Denizens :——See Aliens, 83-91. 


Denmark :——Amendment proposed, but not made, upon 
Motion for reading the Order of the Day, for the Third Reading 
of the Church of Ireland Bill, “ For referring Petition from Per- 
sons having suffered loss by Seizure of Property by the Danes in 
1807, to a Select Committee;” xc1. 672. 

See Accounts and Papers, 2067. 2070. Addresses, 456. Pe- 
titions, 700. Supply, 211, 212. 
Deposits: — 
5 U 








446 





DEPOSITS——DISTURBANCES. 















Deposits :—see Bank of England, 3. Revenue, 6. 


. Deputy Lieutenants :—see Accounts and Papers, 
2071. Addresses, 455. Indemnity, 2. 







Derry :——See Londonderry. 





Descent and Heriots :—Bit for abolishing Cus- 
tomary Modes of Descent, and the taking of Heriots in Specie; 
Ordered, xc1. 25. Presented; printed; 156. Second Reading 
deferred, 388. Committed to the Select Committee on Heriots, 
398. (See Committees, 928.) Not proceeded in. 

Petitions against ;—From Thomas Croome; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Heriots ; xc1. 301.402. Thomas Musgrave, 
Clerk, 307. Referred, 308. Canterbury, 359. Cranbrook ; 
Mayor of Maidstone; 409. Otford; Referred; 427. Gravesend; 
Referred; 436. Staplehurst and other Places; Referred; 473. 
Lords of Manors (Four Petitions), 239. In Essex, 218. 533. In 
Norfolk and Lincoln, 271. In Norfolk and Suffolk, 277. 315. 
352. Norfolk and Hereford, 304. In Norfolk, 755. James 
Dearden, 397. William Lloyd, 402. 

See Estates, 8. 


Desfourneaux, General :—see Committes, 921, 
&amp;e. Petitions. Supply, 213. 


















° Y 
D evenl sh C h u rch :——See Accounts and Papers, 2073. 
Petitions, 703. 





Devises, Fraudulent :—s¢ec real Estates. 





Devonshire Sessions &gt;——See Accounts and Papers, 
2076. Addresses, 456. 






Dice -——See Stamp Duties, 8. 





Diligence of Arrestment on Wages :— 
See Wages, 8. 


Diocesan Schools :—sec Accounts and Papers, 5120, 


&amp;e. Committees, 862, &amp;e. Education. 
&gt; , 









Diplomatic Service :—see Accounts and Papers, 


2077. 2085. Addresses, 457-466. Petitions, 710. ussia. 






Discountenancing Vice, Society for :— 
See Accounts and Papers, 6274. Petitions, 2099. Supply, 589. 






Diseases :——See Contagious Diseases. 





Dispensations :—See Episcopal Unions. 





Dissenters :—Bill to extend the Provisions of Irish Act, 
19 &amp; 20 Geo. ITI. c. 6, for Relief of Protestant Dissenters to Pro- 
testants of the Established Church in Ireland ; Ordered, txxxv1. 
142. Not presented. 

See Accounts and Papers, 6659. Acts of Parliament, 3. 
Addresses, 469. Burials. Churches,16. Corporation and 
Test Acts,1,&amp;c. Marriages, 18.22. Petitions, 712-723. 











Dissenting Meeting Houses, &amp;c. :—see 
Accounts and Papers, 2089. 6768. Addresses, 467, 468. 






Dissenting Ministers :—see Accounts and Papers, 
3891. Supply, 307. 309. 


Distillation and Distilleries :—see Committees, 
254-257. Mangel Wurzell. Petitions, 724,725. Spirits. 































Distress : Motions relative to : 


1. That a proportion of the Able-bodied Population of the 
United Kingdom who are dependent upon the Wages of Labour 
for their support, are now out of Employment, and that it is ex- 
pedient that such Measures should be adopted in the next Session 
as may furnish the most safe and effectual means of Improvement, 
&amp;e.; Pr. Qn. Neg.; txxxiv. 379. 

2. That the Petitions complaining thereof be referred to a Com- 
mittee of the whole House, with a view to inquire into and report 
on the Causes of their Grievances, and the Remedy thereof; 
uxxxv. 186. Amendment proposed; Debate thereon adjourned ; 
187. Resumed, and further adjourned, 196. Resumed; Motion 
for further adjourning Debate; Amendment proposed, and 
withdrawn; Question put for further adjourning Debate, and 
negatived; Motion for the House to adjourn, negatived; De- 
bate further adjourned; Resumed; Question amended; Main 
Question put, and negatived ; 222. 

3. For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the state 


Distress: Motions relative to—continued. 


now presses on the various Orders of the Community; how far 
the same has been occasioned by our present Monetary System, 
and to consider of the effects produced by that system upon the 
Agriculture, Manufactures and Commerce of the United King. 
dom, and upon the condition of the Industrious and Productive 
Classes; Amendment proposed; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 
LXxxvil. 297. Further adjourned, 302. Debate resumed ; Ques. 
tion, That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the 
Question ; Question negatived thereupon; 305. Original Amend- 
ment again proposed; Amendment proposed to the said proposed 
Amendment; Question, That certain words be added to the said 
proposed Amendment; Debate arising thereupon; Motion for ad- 
journing Debate; Question Neg. thereupon; 306. Original Amend- 
ment again proposed ; Main Question, as amended, agreed to; 306, 


See Committees, 1342. 1371. Currency, 4, &amp;c. Petitions, 
726. Supply, 214. Warrants of Distress. Works, 
Public, 1, &amp;e. 


Distress in [reland :—sin to authorize certain tem-* 
porary Advances of Money for the Relief of Distress in Ireland ; 
Ordered, txxvu. 411. Presented; printed; 414. rR. a. 467. See 
Addresses, 1275. 


Distress for Rent :—see Rent, 1. 3. 
Distresses :—See Impounding Distresses. 


Disturbances (Ireland) : Bills relative to: 


1. For the more effectual Suppression of Local Disturbances 
and dangerous Associations; From the Lords; txxxvim. 109. Day 
appointed for First Reading, and to be printed, 109. Order for 
First Reading read; Amendment proposed ; Debate thereupon 
adjourned ; 130. Further adjourned, 132. 136. 139. Bill read 
First Time ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 141. Motion 
for reading the Order of the Day for the Second Reading of the 
Bill; Amendment proposed, and withdrawn ; Main Question put; 
Order read; Motion, That the Bill be now read a Second Time ; 
Debate thereupon adjourned ; 153. Debate resumed ; Bill read 
a Second Time, and committed, 155. Bill, as amended, printed, 
203. Re-committed, 222. Reported, with Amendments, 224, 
Amendments agreed to; Day appointed for Third Reading; 226. 
Bill passed, with Amendments, 239. Amendments agreed to by 
the Lords, 248. rR. a. 252. 

Petitions against ;—From, Abbotshall; txxxviu1.171. Aber- 
deen, 154. Abington, 154. Aghaboe,171. Agliss,171. Ahobologue, 
162. Airdrie, 236. Alva, 171. Anglesborough, 171. Annacurra, 
162. Annaduff, 171. Anstruther, Easter, 164. Ardagh, &amp;c., 
151. 154. 162. Ardbraccan, &amp;c.,201. Ardcath, 162. Ardee, 
162. Ardnagahy, 178. Arklow, Union of, 162. Armagh, 138. 
Ashton-under-Lyne, 188. Atherstone, 151. Athleague, 171. 
Athlone, 162. Athy, Union of, 171. Audenshan, 259. Augha- 
gour, 171. Aughavass, 243. Aughnamullen, East, 171.—Balfour, 
188. Balla Drum, 162. Ballaghkeen, 151. Ballen, 154. 
Ballibay 171. Ballinakill, &amp;c., 151. Ballinrobe, 143. Bally- 
adams, &amp;c.,171. Ballycallen, 162. Ballyclough &amp;c.,151. Bally- 
hale, 178. Ballylanders, 230. Bally MacHugh, 171. Ballyma- 
dun, 171. Ballymahon, &amp;c., 162. Ballymetty, &amp;c., 171. Bally- 
naslany, 154. Ballyphilip,230. Ballyraggett, 151. Balrothery, 
188. Baltinglass, 201. Bandon, 171. Bankfort, 178. Ban- 

nockburn, 151. Bantry Barony, 151. Barrhead, 214. Barton 
Street, 154. Bath, 154. Battle, 151. Bective, 143.162. Beith, 
162. Belfast, 171. Belper, 171. Beverley, 238. Bilston, 168. 
Birmingham, 151. Birr, 162. Blackburn, 178." Blanchestown, 
&amp;e.,171. Bledington, 154. Boher,154. Bonsall, 171. Booters- 
town, 171. Borris, 151. Borrisokane, 168. Borrisoleigh, 168. 
Bossninagan, 171. Boston, 154. Botley, 243. Bow Bridge 
(Dublin),171. Bradford, 154. 168. Brading, 228. Brentford, 
154. Brighton, 154. 235. Bristol, 188." Burnt Court, 605. 
Bury (Lancashire), 171. Bury, St. Edmund’s, 162. ;Butlerstown, 
230.—Caharagh, 178. Caher, 168. Callan, 171. 248. Call- 
mullen, 143. Cambridge, 256. Cambuslang, 259. Cannis- 
town, 143.162. Canterbury, 214. Cappagh, 171. Cappagh- 
waite, 168. Carisbrooke, 228. Carlingford, 214. Carlisle, 186. 
Carlow, 143. Carmarthen, 243. Carnew, 171. Carrabrowne, 171. 
Carrickbeg, 171. Carrickedmond, 162. Carrickmacross, 171. 
Carrick-on-Suir, 168. ® Carron Ironworks, 171. Cartwright Club, 
Members of, 151. Cashel, 162. Castlebar, 154. Castlecomer, 

151. Castledermot, 162. Castlejordan, &amp;c., 154, Castlemore, 
&amp;e., 171. Castlepollard, &amp;c., 171. Castletown, Geohegan, 154. 
Catrine, 220. Chaddesley Corbett, 151. Charleville, 171. Chat- 
ham, &amp;c., 250. Chichester, 178. Chowbent, 243. Christchurch, 

(Surrey), 154. Clapham,171. Clara, 162.315. Clare (Galway), 










of the General Distress, Difficulty and Embarrassment, which 


243. Clear’s, St., &amp;c., 243. Clerihan, &amp;c., 168, Clitheroe, 249: 
Clogher, 


















DISTURBANCES—continued. 





Disturbances (Ireland): Bills—continued. 


Petitions against—continued. 
Clogher, &amp;e., txxxvit. 214. Clone, 143. Clones, 171. Clones, East, 
171. Clonmacmoise, 259. Clonmel, 154. Clonoulty, &amp;c., 138. Cloone, 
230. Cloongish, 162. Clough, &amp;c., 168. Cloyne, 171. Cocker- 
mouth,171. Colne, 171. Cong, 243. Congleton, 154. Cooline, 
&amp;e., 151. Corbally, 171. Cork (Five Petitions), 151. Cove and 
the Great Island, 151. Coventry, 136. Creagh, &amp;c., 171. Critch, 
171. Cromton, 235. Cumnock, 220. Cupar Fife, 154.—Danes- 
fort, 162. Darlaston,171. Dartford, &amp;c., 151. Davis, Henry, 
259. Deptfordand Greenwich, 154. Derby,154. Derrydavey, 
151. Derrygule, 151. Derrypatrick, 220. Dewsbury, 154. 
Diss, 162. Dobcross, &amp;c.,171. Donacavy, 171. Donegal, 171. 
Donnybrook, 171. Donnymore, 162. Doon, 605. Downings, 
&amp;ec., 171. Drimoleague, 178. Drishane, 178. Drogneda, 134. 
Dromisken, 162. Drumconrath, 162. Duagh, 171. Dublin (Three 
Petitions), 230. Dublin, 129.154. 171. 259. 394. Dudley, 151. 
Dulane, 171. Duleek, 201. Duncormack, &amp;c., 171. Dundalk, 
171. Dundee, 259. Dunfermline, 151. 188. Dungarvon, 171. 
Dunleer, 214. Dunsany, &amp;c., 162. Dunshaughlin, 143.—Eagle- 
sham, 188. Eastbourne, 171. East Lusk, &amp;c., 171. Eastry, 
154. Edgeworthstown, 162. Edinburgh, 168.188. Eglish, 168. 
Elderslie, &amp;c.,259. Enfield, William,431. Enniskeen, 154. Errigal 
Trough, 162. Errol and Carse of Gowrie, 171. Eye,242. Eyne, 
151.—Fanbobbers, 151. Fethard, &amp;c., 138. Fennor, 171. Ferns, 
235. Finglass, &amp;c., 171. Finsbury, 243. Fisher, Thomas, 394. 
Fletcher, Samuel, 147. Forfar, 151. Framlingham, 259. Free- 
mount, 151. Freshford, 178. Fruchie, 154.—Galbally, 228. 
Gallen, 259. Galston, 188. Galway (Two Petitions,) 154. 
(Seventeen Petitions,) 171. Garristown, 171. Garrocloyne, 151. 
Glasgow, 154. 188.230. Glendine, 151. Glenmore, 248. Glynn, 
236. Godalming and Guildford, 154. Gorthetraugh, 186. Gowel, 
151. Gowrie, Carse of, and Errol, 171. Graig Ullard, &amp;c., 178. 
Granard, 171. Grange Gorman, 171. Gravesend and Milton, 
151. Greenwich, 154. Greenwich and Deptford,174. Guildford 
and Godalming, 154. Gurtnahoe, &amp;c., 230.—Hatchetstown, 151. 
Haggardstown, &amp;c., 162. Halifax, 171. Hamilton, 154. Ham- 
mersmith, 243. Hastings, 178. Heage, 171. Hebden Bridge, 
171. Holmpatrick, 188. Holy Cross, &amp;c., 168. Horsleap, 171. 
Horsham, 171. Hounslow, 151. Howth, 171. Huddersfield, 
154. Hyde, 154.—Ightermurrow, &amp;c., 178. Inch and Rose 
Garland, 171. Inniskeen, 201. Irvine, 171. Iveleary. 151.—John- 
stone, 243. Johnstown, 151. 220. Julianstown, 162.—Kanturk, 
154. Keighley, 154. Kells, 143. Kenilworth, 151. Kenneigh, 
&amp;e., 394. Kerre, 171. Kidderminster, 171. Kidwelly, 243. 
Kilaveney, 162. Kilbarchan, 188. Kilbeg, &amp;c., 201. — Kil- 
beggan, &amp;ec., 134. Kilbenny, 171.259. Kilbirnie, 243. Kilbixy, 
&amp;e., 171. Kilbride, &amp;c., 162. Kilbride, West, 220. Kilcash, 
&amp;e., 605. Kilcloon, &amp;c., 162. Kilcock, &amp;e., 201. Kilecolman, 
171. Kilcoman and Robin, 154. Kilcormack, 143. Kildalky, 
162. Kildare,230. Kildrine,&amp;c.,151. Kilglass, 394. Kilfee- 
narty, 197. Kilfeighory, &amp;c., 171. Kilfine, 243. Kilheedy, 
214. Kilkenny (Six Petitions,) 151. Kilkeven, 171. Kill and 
Kilmanaham, 171. Killabin, 154. Killaloe, 151. Killany, 171. 
Killarney, 220. Killea, 171. Killeagh, 151. Killanaule, 230. 
Killicomingan, 143. Killisolan, &amp;c., 171. Killmorey, 178. 
Killskeen, 220. Killymard, 171. Kilmacabea, &amp;c., 151. Kil- 
macow, &amp;c., 168. Kilmackriage, 235. Kilmahon, 178, Kilmal- 
colm, 259. Kilmanagh, 151. Kilmanaham and Kell, 171. 
Kilmannon, 170. Kilmarnock, 154. Kilmaurs, 162. Kilmichael, 
151. Kilmore, &amp;c., 162.171. Kilmore Moy,171. Kilraid, 143. 
Kilroban, 171. Kilrush, 162. Kilsaran, &amp;c., 152. Kilshelan, 
168. Kilsyth, 235. Kiltelisha, 151. Kiltohert, 186. Kiltu- 
bride, 197, Kilvine, 243. Kilwinning, 220. Kilworth, Union 
of, 151. King’sCourt, 138. King’s Lynn, 201. Kingston-upon- 
Hull, 178. 188. Kinsall, 171. Knockavella, &amp;c., 168. Knock- 
bridge, 128. Knocknagrove, 151. Knokea, 151.—Ladies’ Island, 
&amp;e.,143. Lambeth, 228. Lanark, 154. Larabryan, &amp;c., 230. Lattin 
168. Lavenham, 154. Lawless, John, 160. Leamington, 151. 
Lecanvy, 154. Leeds, 171.178. Lees, 128. Leicester, 230. 
Leighlin Bridge, 151. Leith, 154. Leitrim, 238. Lemonaghan, 
162. Leslie, 154. Lewis, 214. Limehouse, 214. Limerick, 
134. 154. Limerick (Two Petitions), 151. Lincoln, 431. Lis- 
carrol, 151. Liskeard, 151. Lismore, 243. Lisnoragh, 230. 
Liverpool, 154. _Llanelly, 243. London, 151. 394. London- 
derry, 171. Loughrea, 259. Loughinisland, 230. Lougheen, 168. 
Loughmore, 154. Louth, 162. Louth, County of, 214. Luttons, 
171. Lymington, 243.—Macclesfield, 162. Magheracloone, 171. 
Magoarme, 236. Mahony, James, 151. Maidstone, 168. Malahide, 





Disturbances (Ireland) : Bills—continued. 


Petitions against—continued. 
LXxxviil. 162. Mallon, 236. Manchester, 171. Manchester (Two 
Petitions), 243. Mansfield, 154. Markinch, 188.238. Mary- 
borough, 151. Marylebone, St., 151. 154. 162, Mauchline, 220. 
Meath, 201. Melinagh, 154. Merfield, 259. Merthyr Tidvil, 171, 
Middleton, Union of, 151. Mile End Old Town, 214. Milton and 
Gravesend, 171. Mohill, 186. Moincoin,151. Monaghan, 17}. 
Monkland Steel and Iron Works, Workmen of, 188. Monks- 
town, &amp;c., 188. Monmouth, 201. Moorchurch, 162, Mossley, 
154. Moss Town, 201. Mount Melick, 171. Mountrath, 151. 
Moysore, &amp;c., 394. Mullinahone, 168. Multyfarnham, 171. 
Murhar, &amp;c., 243. Myross, 178.—Naas, 171. National Political 
Union, Members of, 171. 230.259. National Union of the Work- 
ing Classes, 243. Navan, 129. Neilston, 188. Nenagh, &amp;c., 154 
Newington, 171. Newport, &amp;c., 168. Newport, Isle of Wight, 171. 
Newport (Mayo), 171. Newport, &amp;c. (Monmouth), 151. 201. 
New Ross, 143. Newry, 171. Newtownbarry, 171. Norwich, 
243. Nottingham, 171. Nuneaton, 171. Nurney, 230. — 
O’Higgins, Patrick, 230. Oldham, 151. Oswald, Bradley, 171. 
—Padiham, 154. Paisley,236. Palmerstown, &amp;c., 220. Peddie, 
J., &amp;e., 171. Portarlington, 171. Powerstown, 168. Preston, 
171. 243.—Raheen, 154. Rathangan (Two Petitions), 171. Rath- 
cormack, &amp;c., 151. Rathdrum, &amp;c., 201. Rathmines, 188. 
Rathtoe, 143. Rathvilly, 171. Renfrew, 154. Renfrewshire 
Political Union, 154. Reynah, &amp;c., 162. Robin and Kilcoman, 
154. Rochdale, 171. Roscommon, 238. Roscrea, 138. Ros- 
droit, &amp;e., 259. Rosegarland, &amp;c., 243. Rosegarland and Inch, 
171. Rossinan, &amp;c.,171. Royton, 151. Rye, 220.—Salford, 151. 
168. Santry, 171. Sea,243. Seapatrick, 220. Sedgley, 168. Seven- 
oaks, 171. Sheffield, 151.171. Shelford, Little, 211. Shilburn, 259. 
Skibbereen, 151. Skreen and Rathfigh, 162. Sliebh Rue, 151. 
Slieveroe, 151. Sligo, 171. Solohead, 168. South Shields, 16s. 
Southwark, 154. 178. Spitalfields, 243. Staley Bridge, 154. 
Stamullen, 162. Stanley, &amp;c., 178. Staplestown, 201. Stoke- 
upon-Trent, 151. Stradbally, &amp;c., 151. Stratford-upon-Avon, 
154. Street, 171. Strokestown, 162. Stroudwater, 151. Sun- 
croft, 171. Swords and Malahide, 162.— Tacumshane, 154. 
Taghmon, 162. Tallow, 171. Taunton, &amp;c., 171. Tavistock, 
171. Teenagh, 214. Templeamry, 168. Templemichael, &amp;c., 
162. Templemore, 168. Templer, John,259. Tewkesbury, 168. 
Theobald’s Road, 154. Thomastown, 151. Tillscoultry, 171. 
Tintern, 171. Tipperary, 168. Todmorden, 162. Tonbridge, 
244. Toomavara, 168. Torigny, 171. Tower Hamlets, 243. 
Tracton, 171. Tralee, 154. Tramore, 171. Tuam, 168. Tulla, 
197. Tullarone, 162. Tullon, 151. Tydavnet, 171.—Ulla, 154. 
—Volunteers, Ireland, 171.—Wakefield, 171.220. Walsall, 151. 
Wandsworth and Clapham, 171. Warrington, 154. Warwick, 
134. Waterford (Eight Petitions), 230. Waterford (Three Peti- 
tions), 151. Wednesbury, 151. West Auckland, 168. West 
Bromich, 431. Westminster, 154. 171. Westport, 154. Wexford, 
143.171. Whalley, &amp;c., 289. Wherry, &amp;c., 315. Whitechurch, 
&amp;e. 151. 168. Wigan, 168. Wingham, 171. Winscombe, 162. 
Wolseley, Sir Charles, 171. Wolverhampton, 143. Worcester, 143. 
Worle, &amp;c., 267.—Yarmouth, 243. Yeovil, 154. Youghall, 151. 

Petitions in favour ; From, Belfast; uxxxvin. 168. Birming- 
ham, 163.—Clonakilty, 219.—Derby, 151.— Holt, 151.—Kilkenny, 
County of, 228. King’s Lynn, 221.—Lees, Sir Harcourt, Bart., 
221. Leicester, 222. Londonderry, 154.—Shields, South, 163. 
—Warwick, Magistrates of, 163. 

Petition of the Chairman and Secretary of the National Politi- 
cal Union for delaying the Bill until the whole of the Petitions on 
that Measure in the hands of Members have been presented ; 
LXXXVIII. 244. 

2. Tocontinue, under certain Modifications for a limited time, 
an Act of the third year of His present Majesty, for the more 
effectual Suppression of Local Disturbances and Dangerous Asso- 
ciations in Ireland; Ordered; presented ; printed; Lxxx1x. 496. 
Rr. A. 539. 

Petitions against; From, Beith; txxxrx. 529.— Garrocloyne, 
511.—Peter O’Connor, 572.—Whitchurch, 517. 


3. Motion, That the Debate on the First Reading of the Dis- 
turbances (Ireland) Bill be further adjourned ; Question Neg. 
thereupon; Lxxxvill. 136. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2091-2095. 6661. 6769. 6770. 
Committees, 1372. Insurrections and Disturbances in 
Ireland. Outrages. Peace, Preservation of. Peti- 
tions, 736. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Divisions. 


DIVISIONS. 








Divisions. 


Questions upon which the House divided; 1—120. 


Divisions of an uncommon sort, and Incidental Proceedings ; 
121—139. 


Resolutions of the House relative to Divisions; 140—143. 


Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn, relative to 
Divisions; 144—148. 





I. Questions upon which the House divided,—relative to— 


1. Abbey Lands, Assessment of, for the Poor; uxxxix. 400. | 7. Army: Artillery (in Committee of Supply); Charge for, 
Aberdeen Public Schools Bill; On Second Read- 1833-4; LXxxvill. 324.———Atcheson, Captain; Minutes 
ing; xci.77. Re-commitment, 365.———Address, The ; of Evidence on Court Martial; xc. 520. Barracks, 
On Amendments proposed to Questions for Addresses of (in Committee of Supply); Charge for Building and 
Thanks at the opening of Sessions ;—1822; itxxvit. 5. Repair of, 1832; Lxxxvu. 451.———Barrack Agree- 
1827; “xxx. 12. 1830; Lxxxv. 6. 1833; LXXXvIII. ment; For receiving Report from Committee on Paper, 
25, 26. 1834; LXxxIx. 5.——1835; xc. 24. 1836 ; intituled, “ The Comptroller of the Barrack Department 
xcl. 5. On Amendments proposed to the Address ;— and Messrs. Baker &amp; Nicholson. Copy Contract for 
1830; Lxxxv. 12. 1833; LXxxvill. 30,——Adjourn- building a Barrack, dated 30 June 1820;” Lxxv. 432. 
ments; That the House do now adjourn; xc. 534. That Barrack Agreement Bill; For reading 2°; xxv. 449. 
the House at rising do adjourn till a certain day; xcr1. 376. Receiving Report; 460. Reading 3°, 466.———Barrack 
——-Administration of Justice in Equity Bill; rxxxv. Department; Estimate for; wLxxvi. 483. — Lxxxvil. 
582.———Admiralty, Contract for Limestone with; xc. 451. Compassionate List; w.xxxix. 409. — 
571.———Admiralty Court (Ireland); Relative to; Corporal Punishment; Respecting Military Flogging ; 
LXxxv. 460. For appointing a Committee to inquire LXXXVII. 417,.—LXXxIx. 125,.—xcl. 251. 255, Courts 
into the circumstances of the Seizure and Condemnation of Martial; Motion respecting; txxxvu. 115. ——— Dis- 
the “ Peru ;” xcir. 46. Admiralty Office; Relative tribution of Army; Account respecting; Lxxxvul. 148, 
to; LXxxv. 215. In Committee of Supply, Charge of Establishment of; Motion relative to, in 1792 
1834; LXXxIx. 35. Advance of Capital ( Ireland) ; ‘and 1821; Lxxvi. 160. Extraordinaries (in Com- 
For a Committee for Address for; txx1x. 321. mittee of Supply); On First Resolution of Committee; 
. . XXVIII. 165.———Foreign Enlistment; For leave to 
Agricultural Distress; On previous Questi ae : 4 4 
a ne + Oe yun of Ques yromng me referring bring in a Bill to repeal Act 59 Geo. III. c. 69; Lxxvim. 
Petitions; txxv. 253. Instruction to Committee, 259. , " . a 
gh gee 212. For reading 2°; Lxxxix. 217. Foreign 
For Speaker to leave the Chair; txxvi. 245. For . . - ; 
pie ; Officers, &amp;c. ; LXxx1x. 105. Garrisons ; For agreeing 
bringing up Report from the Committee of the whole ‘ . , . : 
o"® : ha with the Committee of Supply in Resolution 1827; txxxu. 
House on Report from the Select Committee on Petitions, ini. . ; 
. “ 202. In Committee of Supply, Charge for; ixxxvi. 
257. Address relative to; xc. 284. That the Earl of ue ’ 
; a 374,.———-General Staff Officers; uxxxv. 91.—1Lxxx1x. 
Darlington be a Member of the Committee; xc1. 14. . 
— wero : , , 82. Chairman to report progress; Lxxx1x. 82.———- 
Relative to affording proportionate Relief to the Agricul- 
fa ' Half-Pay; Address for Employment of Officers on; 
tural Interest, on application of the Surplus Revenue to the : : 
: = eo LXXvI. 302. In Committee of Supply, Charge for, 
Reduction of Taxation; xcr. 297. Other Divisions rela- : r 
. . hg 1834; Lxxx1x. 105. Land Forces ; In Committee of 
tive to Agricultural Distress; txxxvin. 317.—_Lxxx1x. 59. o . 
ag Pt ' : Supply, Number of; txxix. 85.—Lxxx. 171.—Lxxx1. 135. 
467.—xc. 297.———— Agricultural Interest, relative to; . . 
LXXXVIIL. 344.—xc. 336.——Agricultural Labourers ; llc ¢ seria aged ttigag rele: Cage 
steeneilne one age . _ *s 1830 ;’ Lxxxv. 90. 1833; LXxxvi. 344. 1834; 


singe: LXXXIXx. 77. 1835; xc. 175. 1836; xcI. 135.—— 
3. Alehouse Certificates (Scotland) &gt; For leave to bring in a 18373; XCII. 228. 234, ———- Military Punishments; xct. 


Bill; cxxxrx. 96. Alehouses, Licensing ; On reading 238. Mutiny Bill; On reading 3°; xxv. 312. 
Bill 3°; txxvi. 382. Clause on Report; txxx1. 352. Clause on reading 3°; Lxx1x. 163. On Report ; 
4. Aliens Bill; For leave to bring ina Bill for further continuing UXXXVIII. 253.—LXXXIX. 125,————For Speaker to leave 
Act 56 Geo. III. c. 86; uxxv. 266.—2° Reading, 420.— the Chair; xcr. 251. Clause on Report; xcr. 255. For 
3° Reading, 445. Leave to bring in Bill; txxvuir. 323. Speaker to leave the Chair; xc. 238,——— Offices 
On 2° Reading ; 347. For Speaker to leave the Chair, 391. Reduction ; Uxxv1. 294, 479.——— Officers of the Princi- 
Clause on Report; 418. 2° Reading; 444. Amendment pal Departments; Charge for; txxxv. 91.—_Lxxxix. 82. 
in Title; 444, For leave to bring in a Bill; txxrx. 205. —Xxc. 175.—xcll. 234. Standing Army ; uxxxu. 12. 
2° Reading ; 205.249. Reading 3°, 283.———Alien Office; | 8. Assessed Taxes; For Repeal of Duties on Windows; 
For agreeing with Committee of Supply (Expenses of ); LXXVIII. 133,—LxxIx. 117.—_Lxxx. 159. On Houses 
LXXxvI. 489. and Windows; uxx1x. 342.—.Lxxxvu. 329. 419.——For 
5. America, British Possessions in; Sugar Duties; txxxv. 574. Speaker to leave the Chair; ixxvi. 107.——Relative to 
—LXXXVi. 366.—Lxxxvul. 172. America, New States Assessed Taxes; Lxxxvitt. 197.—xct. 262. 
of ; In Committee of Supply, Charge for, 1830; txxxv. | 9. Assessment of Lessors (Ireland) Bill; For reading 2°5 
523. American Loyalists; For Committee for Ad- LXXXII. 428,———Auction Duty; ixxxvul. 344.——— 
dress for Compensation ; txxvt. 419. Australia, South, Colonization Bill; For reading 33 
6. Anatomy Regulation Bill; Instruction to Committee on; can “ ee ere 
Lxxxiv. 308. Bringing up Report, 313. Reading 3°, 313. ers 
For reading 2°; uxxxvu. 35. For Speaker leaving | 19. Ballot ; On Motion respecting ; EEERV. 140.—-85550E™ — 
the Chair, 49. In Committee, 49. For re-committing —xc. 304. For leave to bring in a Bill; xct. 547.— 
Bill, 147. In Committee on re-commitment, 268, 269. xc. 134. 
287, 283. Reading 3°, 308.———Andren’s, St., Hol- \ 11. Bank Cash Payments ; For Speaker to leave the Chair, 
born, Poor Bill; For reading 2°; .xxx. 222.—— (Bill); uxxvi. 247.————For appointing Committee on 
Antigua; Lxxvi. 378. Effect of 59 Geo. III. c. 49; w.xxvu. 339. —— For 
appointing 














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I. Questions upon which the House divided—(continued)—relative to— 


Bank Cash Payments—continued. 
appointing Committee on Changes in the Currency since 
1793; Lxxvill. 390.——Bank Charter; .ixxxvu. 29. 
——— Bank Charter Acts; For Speaker to leave the 
Chair; .Lxxx1. 38. In Committee ; txxxvuit. 532. 536. 
——Chairman to report Progress; txxxvi. 545.—— 
Bank Charter Bill; For Speaker to leave the Chair; 
Lxxxvil. 656. In Committee; 656, 657. 659. On 
Reading 3°, 697. Clauses on Third Reading; txxxvi. 
697.———Bank of England Notes; uxxxviit. 536. 657. 
—xci. 353.———Bank of Ireland Bill; Instruction to 
Committee (Roman Catholic Governor;) ixxvi. 434. 
Bank Notes (Scotland); On leave to bring in a 
Bill respecting; .xxxi. 394. 405 ———Bank Notes 
(Scotland and Ireland) Bill; For Speaker to leave the 
Chair; .xxxu. 439. Reading 3°, 485.———Bankers’ 











| 
Notes; xxvi. 413. ——— Banking Establishment De- 


posits; LXXxI. 108.—Lxxxvitl. 659.———Banking Part- 


nerships ; LXXXVI1I. 656.——— Banking, State of ; xcu. 26. | 


12. Bankruptcy Court Bill ; Bill; On reading 2°; Lxxxv1. 875. 
For Speaker to leave the Chair, 913. In Committee, 913. 
Bankruptcy. Seeinfra,21.—— Bar badoes ; uxxv1.364.— 
LXXVII. 138,—LXXVII 127.378, Barrett, The King v.; 
LXXXIx. 64. Barrington, Sir Jonah; For reading 
Resolutions of Committee 2°; txxxv. 460. Bassetlaw 
Hundred ; ixxxi1. 191.———— Bear-baiting ; For leave to 
bring in a Bill; txxx. 125. On reading 2°, 194. 
leave to bring in a Bill; txxx1. 88. 











13. Beer Duties Bill; Report, rxxvir. 392. For reading 2° | 


Amendments of Committee, 392. That the Bill do pass, 401. 

On Motion for going into Committee; ixxix. 406. 
—— Beer Duties; Motion for their discontinuance ; 
Lxxx. 380.——Beer, Sale of, Bill; For reading 2°; 
uxxxv. 374. In Committee, 458. 515. Clause on further 
consideration of Report, 574. 
——- Beer, Sale of, Amendment Bill; For leave to bring 
in a Bill to amend 1 Will. IV. c. 643; txxxvu. 360.— 
LXxxIx. 232. For reading 2°, 301. In Committee, 411. 
490.549. Clause on Third Reading, 570. For agreeing 
with the Lords in an Amendment, 602. 

14. Beet Root Sugar; In Committee, forcharging a Duty of 245. 
per Cwt. ; xc. 515, Belgium ; Lxxxvul. 53.— LXXxVil1. 
29.———- Benefices Plurality Bill; For Speaker to leave 
the Chair ; xc1. 772.———— Benefit Societies ; Committee on 





Law respecting ; xc1. 57. Bennet, Hon. H. G.; uxxvi. | 


335. Best, Mr. Justice ; On bringing up Thomas Da- 
vison’s Petition; txxv1. 105,——— Bills of Exchange ; 
LXXXV, 523,————_ Birmingham ; txxxiv. 264.—_Lxxxv. 27. 
96. 142.———- Births, Registry of, Bill; In Committee ; 
LXXXIX. 455.—xC1. 579.-———- Bishops ; For leave to bring in 
a Bill against their sitting in Parliament ; txxx1x. 120. 








Motions on the same subject; xc1. 293.—xcu. 57.——_ 
Bishops’ Incomes ; xct.666.——Bode, Baron de; For re- | 


ferring his Petition toSelect Committee ; Lxxx11. 492,——— 


Borthwick, William Murray; Respecting the Conduct | 


of the Lord Advocate of Scotland; Ltxxvu. 373.—Lxxviil. 
362. Boundaries of Townlands (Ireland) Bill; On 
reading 2°; Lxxx. 427.———Bradley, Colonel; For the 
Appointment of Select Commitee to inquire into his case ; 
xc. 515.—xcll. 426. 

15. Bridges &gt; Blackfriars Bill ; On reading 3°; Lxxvi. 229.——— 
London Bill; On reading 3°; txxvim. 412. Clause on 
Third Reading, 412.———Metropolitan Suspension Bill; 





For reading 2°; xc1.151. Forreading Committees’ Amend- 
ments 2°, 538.——— Stratford (Old) Bill; On reading 
3°; LXxxix. 347. ———County Bridges (Ireland) Bill; On 
2°; LXxxIv. 290. On reading 3°; LXXxxIXx. 567. 





reading 2 
16. Bristol Town Dues Bill; Clause on reading 3°; Lxxx. 527. 
British Channel Fishery; For appointing Select 
Committee to inquire into Laws affecting; Lxxxvin. 463, 
British Constitution; uxxix. 205. 249.——_ Bri- 
tish Museum Buildings; uxxvi. 444,———_ Broadhurst, 
Nathan; That his Petition lie on the Table; Lxxvi. 146. 
Brudenell, Licutenant-Colonel Lord ; For appoint- 
ment of Select Committee to inquire into the Conduct of 
the Commander-in-Chief, in appointing him to the Second 
Lieutenant-Colonelcy of the 11th Dragoons; xc1, 319. 
17. Buckingham, James Silk ; For referring his Petition to 
Select Committee; ixxx1. 341.——For leave to bring in a 
Bill to provide for the Payment, by the East India Com- 
pany, of Compensation to; xc, 580. On reading 2°; 
xci. 71. For House agreeing with Committee in Reso- 
lutions ; 438,——— Buildings, Public, (Westminster) ; For 














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GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


For | 


Clause on reading 3°, 604, | 


referring to Select Committee the Account of Expense 

incurred, and the Estimate of the Expense remaining to be 

incurred, in the Building of the Courts of Justice, &amp;c. 5 

LXXIX. 206,———Bull-baiting ; For leave to bring in a 
» Bill to prohibit; xxv. 329. Bullion, xxxxvin. 659. 


18. Burghs, Royal, (Scotland) &gt; For the House to resolve itself 
into Committee on; xxv. 42.———Burghs, Royal, 
Accounts (Scotland) Bill; For reading 3°; txxvu. 439. 
———-Burghs Magistrates Bill; On reading 3°; ixxvu. 
442,———- Burghs Police Bill; In Committee; txxxvint. 
545,———- Burgh, Royal, (Scotland) Bill ; In Committee, 
LXXXvill. 524. On 3° reading, 558. 


i9. Canada; Motion respecting ; Lxxxv. 476. In Committee ; 
XCH. 127. 140, 141. 265. 283. 291. For Speaker to leave 
the Chair; xcu. 283, —— Canada Government Bill ; 
For Speaker to leave the Chair; ixxvu. 439.——— 
Canada Water Communication ; For agreeing with Com- 
mittee of Supply in Resolution relative to; ixxxu. 552. 
——— Canterbury, Archbishop of; For reading Bill 3°; 
Clause on reading 3°; Lxxx1ml. 436, Relative to; xcr. 
666.—— Capias Utlagatum, Ireland ; For leave to bring 
in a Bill regulating the Issue of; txxvim. 350. 











20. Carlow Election; Relative to the Pecuniary Agreement 
between Mr. Raphael, Mr. O’Connell and Mr. Vigors ; xcr. 
283, 284, For an Address for a Commission of Inquiry 
into; xc1.379. See infra, 55.——— Cattle, Ill-treatment of, 
Bill; Report; uxxvi. 407. Reading 2° Amendments of 
Committee; 439. Reading 3°, 470. 490.—For reading 
2°; LXxvil. 297. For Speaker to leave the Chair; txx1x. 
141. For leave to bring in a Bill to amend 3 &amp; 4 
Geo. IV. c. 71, to prevent, &amp;c.; Lxxx, 259. —Lxxx1v. 

















289. Reading 2°; Lxxx. 584. Re-commitment; xc. 
449. In Committee; 449.——— Central Criminal Court ; 


On Motion respecting; Lxxxix. 434. ————Ceylon; Ap- 
pointing Select Committee to inquire into the Commerce, 
Revenue and Expenditure of; txxxv. 490. 


9 


$1. Chancery, Court of ; On Motion, That the House will, early 
in the next Session, take into consideration the present 
State of; Lxxvr. 397. For Committee of whole House 
on Act 53 Geo. III. ¢. 243; txxvii. 376. For adjourning 
Debate for appointing Committee on Arrears of Business ; 
LXXVIII. 366. 369. For an Address for Evidence taken 
by Commissioners on the Practice of the Court; ixxx. 
507. For Return of Business of the Court; txxx1. 
390. For Committee of whole House to consider Acts 
giving the Lord Chancellor Jurisdiction in Matters of 
Bankruptcy ; 483. On Motion respecting; .xxxiu. 
266. Relative to the Appointment of an additional 
Judge; uxxxv. 581.———Chancery Sinecures Bill; In 
Committee ; txxxvul. 573.———— Chancery, Court of, (Ire- 
land) Bill; Clause on Report; Lxxv. 389. 




















9°. 


| 99. Charitable Institutions Bill; For reading 2°; ixxxvi. 
154. Charitable Institutions (Ireland); Sum for ; 
LXXxI. 207.——— Charitable Trustees Bill; On Report ; 
xcr. 682. In Committee, 699, 700. 711, 712. Reading 3°, 
715.——Charities Commissioners Bill; For reading 3°; 
xc. 571.—— Charter Schools, Ireland ; txxx, 532.——— 
Chester; For referring Petition complaining of the Conduct 
of the Sheriff of, to a Select Committee; Lxxv1. 92,——— 
Chester Criminals’ Execution Bill; In Committee; xc. 
43.——-Cholera Prevention (Scotland) Bill; In Com- 
mittee ; LXxxvil. 116.———Christ-church (Surrey) Ree- 
tory Bill; For reading 2°; Lxxxix. 274.———Christo- 
pher’s, St., Island ; uxxviu. 378. 





»3. Church, Established, Bill; For Speaker to leave the 
| Chair; xcr. 639. In Committee, 639. 654. For reading 
Order of the Day for Committee ; 634. Instruction to 
Committee, 654. In Committee, 654. For reading Com- 

mittees’ Amendments 2°, 665. Reading Clauses 2°, 665, 

666. Reading Bill 3°, 691. Agreeing with Lords in 
Amendments, 788,——— Church Establishment ; Respect- 

ing; LXXXVIIT, 30.—-LXXXIX, 5.—xe. 24, ———— Church 
Establishment, Ireland; To inquire whether the pre- 
sent Church Establishment there, is not more than com- 
mensurate to the Service to be performed ; LXXvitl. 91.— 
LXXIX. 332. On Prev. Q® on Motion respecting ; LXXX1x. 
344.——For going into Committee to consider of the pre- 
sent State of; xc. 194. In Committee; 197. 202. 208. 
—— Church of Treland Bill ; For reading 2°; Lxxxvit. 
154. Instruction to Committee, xc. 482. In Com- 
mittee, 509. On Re-commitment, 523,.——For reading 2°; 
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DIVISIONS—contznued. 





I. Questions upon which the House divided —(continued)—relative to— 
Church, of Ireland Bill—continued. | 29, Colonial Distress; xxxvi. 378. ———— Colonial Foreign 


. Clergy; Relative to; Lxxxvill. 20.—Lxxxrx. 400. 


xcr. 427. For reading Order of the Day for Committee, 
624. In Committee, 618. Amendment on Motion for 
reading Order of the Day for 3°, (Danish Claims), xct. 
672. For taking Lords’ Amendments into further con- 
sideration, 740.———Church Lands Exchange Bill; On 
Report; txxx. 585. ——— Church Lands; For Copies 
of Parliamentary Surveys of ; xc1. 341.———Church 
Lands, Ireland; xci. 611.—xcu. 173. ——— Church 
Leases; For appointing a Select Committee to inquire 
into the mode of granting, &amp;c.; xc11. 466.———Church 
Rates; Relative to; uxxxix. 5—xcu. 466. In Com- 
mittee; LXXxIx. 203.—xcu. 173. For agreeing with 


} 





Committee in Resolution, 401.——-Church Rates (Ire- | 


land) Bill; Speaker to leave the Chair; 1xxx1.273.——— 
Church Temporalities (Ireland) Bill; For reading 2°; 


LXxxvut. 354. Speaker do leave the Chair, 415. In Com- | 


mittee, 511, 512. 517. 547.550. On reading 3°,557. That 
the Bill do pass, 557. In Committee ; txxx1x. 462, 463. 


On Report, 467. For reading Resolution of Committee 2°, | 


467.———-Church Temporalities, Ireland; Relative to; 


LXXxviI. 30. 697.———Church of Scotland; For an Ad- | 


dress for Copy Order in Council transmitted to the Mode- 
rator of the General Assembly ; txxv1. 76.————Church 
Accommodation, Scotland; xc. 338. 


24, Churches, Building of ; For receiving Report from Com- 


mittee on Acts; Lxx1x. 283.—— Churches (New) Build- 
ing Bill; On Report; rxxix. 462. For reading 3°, 494. 
——That the Bill do pass; txxrx. 494. 
ing 2°; Lxxxu. 489. For committing to Committee of the 
whole House, 489. For adjourning Debate on same Ques- 
tion, 490. House to adjourn on same Question, 490.—— 
Churches and Glebe Lands, Ireland; For agreeing with 
Committee of Supply in Resolution; txxvi. 444. 

Highgate Chapel; For leave to bring in a Bill to enable 
the Wardens and Governors of the Free Grammar School 
to pull down their present Chapel; txxvi1. 376. For read- 
ing 2°; Lxxvil. 406,—————-Newington Church Bill; For 
reading 2°; txxv. 244, ———-Perlethorpe Chapelry Bill ; 
For reading 2°; xc. 527. 
Licenses ; Speaker to leave the Chair; txxx11. 480.——— 
Civil Bill Courts (Ireland) Bill; In Committee; xcr. 586. 


25. Civil List ; On Previous Question upon Motion for Ac- 


counts; Lxxv. 138. For reading Order of the Day to 
supersede Question relative to, 155. For taking into fur- 
ther Consideration the Report; irxxv. 164. On Motion 
respecting ; LXxviI. 269. For an Address respecting ; 
LXXVII. 173.———Receiving Report of Committee on Act 
22 Geo. III. ¢.825; txxx1. 225. On Motion respecting ; 
LXXXUI. 422, Speaker to leave the Chair; txxxvi. 84. 

In Committee of Supply; ixxxvi. 668.——— Civil 
List Bill; Yn Committee; txxxvi. 477. 
3°; LXxXXxvi. 488,———Civil Offices Declaration Bill; 3° 
Reading ; xc1. 793. 


26. Clarence, Duke of; For reading 2° Resolution of Com- | 


mittee on King’s Message respecting the Marriage of; 
LXXVI. 448, 


Lxxvi. 470. 
Duchess of ; For reading 2° Resolution of Committee on 
King’s Message respecting Provision for the Support and 
Maintenance of; Lxxxu. 193. Duke and Duchess 
of, Annuity Bill; For reading 2°; txxx11. 266. That 
Speaker do leave the Chair; uxxx1. 329. 


Address for Return of Number of Persons in Holy Orders 
in the Church of England holding Offices in Corporations ; 


For read- | 
| 31. Companies ; Antimephitic Bill; For reading 2°; ixxvi. 185, 


Cider and Perry Excise 


On reading | 





On Amendment proposed to said Resolu- | 
tion ; LXXvi. 488.———Duke of, Annuity Bill; reading 2°; | 
Reading 3°; Lxxvi. 495.——-» Duh. an 


For an | 


LXXxX. 221.———For Address for Convocation of the | 


Clergy; xcu. 317. Clergy, Lreland ; xc1. 611,——— 
Clergy Residence (Ireland) Bill; Clause on Report; 
LXXIX. 424. 


2g. Coals and Coalmeters; Kent Land Coalmeters Bill ; Read- 


ing 2°; Lxxv. 294, Coal Duties, Ireland; For Com- 
mittee to consider of certain Acts with a view to a Repeal ; 


LXXXxv. 420,———Coal Exchange Debt Bill; For read- | 
ing 3°; Lxxix. 469.———Coasting Trade; For receiving | 


Report on certain Acts to amend the Laws relating to 


Smuggling and the Coasting Trade in Great Britain; | 
LXXVI. 365,.———— Cohen, Levy Emanuel; For an Address 


to remit the remainder of his Term of Imprisonment; 
LXXXIX, 88,——— Colchester Election ; txxx1x. 518.—— 
Colchester Sessions Bill; For reading 2°; uxxv. 331. 





Trade and Produce ; uxxxvu, 476.-—-——Colonial Trade ; 
On Resolution of Committee to consider Act 6 Geo. IV, 
c. 114, to regulate the Trade of the British Possessions 
Abroad ; txxxvi. 64.———Columbia; For Address re. 
specting the right of the Columbian Government to be 
recognized ; LXXvil. 452._——-—-Combination of Workmen 
Bill; For receiving Report on; itxxx. 617.———(Com- 
mercial Credit ; LXxx1. 388.—— Commissaries (Scotland) 
Bill; Reading Order for reading 3°; txxvir. 405. Ad. 
journment, 405. Reading 3°, 440.———Commissions ; for 
a Select Committee to inquire into the State of; xcm. 478, 


30. Commons, House of; Adjournments 3 XCI. 5384.—xci1, 376, 


——- Buildings; On Motion respecting; txxxvit. 541, 
Busingss; On Motion respecting the Sitting and 
Business of ; xxxxviil. 95.—Lxxx1x. 321.—xc. 102.—xcr. 9, 
—xcu. 22. The House to sit on a particular day between 
Twelve and Three; xcr. 579. Orders of the Day take 
precedence of Notices; 510.— ——Call of, respecting ; 
EXXXVII. 484,—LXXXVIII. 130. 572.———Chaplains of the 
House; xct. 754.——Divisions of ; Speaker to make 
necessary arrangements for taking of, &amp;c.; Lxxxvim. 102, 
For agreeing with Committee in report on the best 
mode of taking; Ltxxx1x. 471.———L’ees ; That all Pay- 
ments made by Members for the Delivery of Sessional 
Papers, and all Gratuities, &amp;c. paid to Messengers, &amp;e, 
shall cease; xc1. 17.———Offices Bill; For Speaker to 
leave the Chair; txxxix. 522. 545. In Committee, 545, 
546. For reading 3°, 558. 
= 2 
——— Caoutchouc Bill; For reading 3°; xc. 496. 
That the Bill do pass, 519.———Dublin Equitable Loan 
Society Bill; For reading 2° Committees’ Amendments; 
LXxIx. 468.———Dublin Steam Packet Company Bill; 
For reading 2°; xc1. 134. For reading 3°, 264. For leave 
for Bill to authorize the Company to apply Monies sub- 
scribed in fulfilment of their Contracts, &amp;c.; xc1. 339.——— 
Equitable Loan Bank; That Counsel be called in on 
Motion for reading Report; txxix. 416. Reading 3°, 
444, That the Bill do pass; 444.—.xxx. 255, —— 
George's, St., Steam Packet Company Bill ; For reading 3° ; 
LXXXVIII. 499.———— Hibernian Joint Stock Company 
Bill; For reading 2°; Lxxxi. 292.———London and 
Westminster Bank Bill; For reading 2°; txxxix. 258. 
For reading 3°, 329.—&lt;——Shropshire and North Wales 
Assurance Company Bill; For reading 3°; xcr1. 391. 


32, Complaints; Examiner; For referring to Committee of 


Privileges ; uxxx1x. 17. John Bull; For committing 
Henry Fox Cooper tc Newgate; Lxxvi. 335, That 
Robert Thomas Weaver be taken into the custody of the 
Serjeant-at-Arms; 335. Morning Chronicle; The 
House do adjourn on Motion for attendance of the Printer 
and Publisher of; txxvi. 151. Times; For the at- 
tendance of the Printer of; txxxvi. 835. For calling 
John Joseph Lawson and James William Lawson to the 
Bar; txxxvi1. 611.———Dublin Evening Post; For the 
attendance of the Printer and Publisher of; xc. 575.——— 
Brighton Railway (Stephenson’s Line); Attendance of 
Mr. Cundy; Amendment, For reading an Order of the 
Day; xc. 676, Pontefract Election ; That a certain 
Letter do lie on the Table; xc1. 542. 


| 33. Constables (Ireland) Bill; For reading 2°; Lxxvil. 326+ 


For reading Clause 2° on Third Reading; xc1. 200. 
For adding Words to Lords’ Amendments; 388.—— 
Consuls ; In Committee of Supply, Charge for; txxxv. 543. 

Continental Governments; Ltxxvil. 444.—Lxx1x. 205, 
249,——— Copyright (Ireland) Bill; For adjourning De- 
bate; xcr. 448.———Cork City Voters; For return of 
Number of £.10 Householders appearing on the Register, 
who have signed their Affidavits as Marksmen; xct. 215. 

Cork County Represeniation; xc. 470.———Cork 
Trials ; On Motion respecting; txxxv. 413. 


| 34, Corn Exchange (London) Bill; For reading 2° Amend- 
ments made by Committee; Lxxxi. 248,———IJmport 
Duty, American Possessions; Lxxxvi. 64.———Averages ; 


LXXV. 259. Importation Bill; Instruction to Com- 
mittee; uxxvii. 314. Speaker to leave the Chair, 314. 
For agreeing with Committee in Amendment, 332.—— 
For Reading 2°; Lxxxt. 346, —— — Importation; 
For leave to bring in a Bill to amend 9 Geo. IV. ¢-605 
LXXXVIlI. 497. For appointing Select Committee to 
inquire under what Regulations, &amp;c., Foreign Grain and 
Flour warchoused in Bond may be admitted to Entry, &amp;¢- 5 

xcl. 











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451 








40. Customs; Motion respecting ; 








XCl. 255.————Bonded Corn Bill; For reading 2°; xct. 
472.——That Speaker do leave the Chair; xcm. 523. 
Corn Laws; For leave to bring in Bill to amend certain 
Acts relating to; txxvi. 74. For House to resolve 
itself into a Committee of the whole House, to consider 
of; Lxxx. 351.—.LxxxI. 255.—LXxxxvi. 846.—Lxxx1x. 100: 
—xci. 178. For adjourning Debate, 200. In Committee, 
326. Speaker to leave the Chair; txxx1. 317. Report, 
333. For reading 2° Resolution of Committee, 333. On 
going into Committee, 341. On Motion respecting ; 
LXXXII. 12,—.Lxxxiv. 318.—Lxxxvill. 407. That a Pe- 
tition do lie on the Table; Lxxxv1. 749. ————Corn Duties 
Bill; For reading 2°; uxxxu. 381.——Corn Trade; 
On Amendment to Resolution of Committee to consider 
Acts 55 Geo. III. c. 26, and 6 Geo. IV. ¢. 65; txxxu. 
365.—LXXXIII. 285, 

















35. Coronation (Geo. IV.) ; On Motion respecting; ixxvin. 


379. 409. Coroners Bill ; Speaker to leave the Chair ; 
Ltxxxvit. 274. In Committee ; Lxxxvii. 422,—1Lxxx1x. 382. 
—xc. 428. 497.———Corporal Punishment; For leave to 
bring in a Bill to abolish Punishment by Whipping ; 
LXXVIII. 268. (See supra, 7.)——— Corporate Funds Bill; 
For bringing up Report on; Lxxxit. 493. 504. 514. 
Reading 3°, 519. Speaker to leave the Chair; txxxvi. 
449, 








36. Corporations Municipal Bill; Respecting; xc. 24. In 


Committee, 369. 374. 408, 404, 410. 414. 439. 
commitment; 458. 626, 627, 631. In Committee; xc1- 
110. 161.—xc11. 51. That Clauses be read 2°, xcir. 66.91. 
——— Corporations, Municipal, Ireland ; 


On Re- 








Respecting ; 











XCI. 5. For Instruction to Committee on Bill; xcr. 124.— 
XCII. 78, 3° Reading; xc1.219. Disagreeing to Lords’ 





Amendments ; xct. 467. That the Borough of Bandon 
stand part of Schedule (B.); xc1. 476, In Committee ; 
xem.195. Reading 3°; xcu. 195. 250.——~— Corporations 
Municipal (Scotland) Bill; Motion for bringing in Bill; 
XCII. 168.———Corporation and Test Acts; For Com- 
mittee; Lxxxi. 107. 





37. Counties, Division of, Bill; In Committee; Lxxxvil. 386. 


On reading 3°, 425, 426, 427.———County Courts Bill ; 
On reading 3°; 1rxx1x. 406. Clause on reading 3°, 406. 
——- County Rates; xc. 284. ———County Rates Bill ; 
Reading 2°; xcut. 254. ———County Treasurers ( Ireland) 
Bill; For agreeing with Committee in Amendment; 
LXXVIII. 279. 


38, Courts of Justice (England); Relative to Commission of 


Inquiry into the state of the English Courts of Justice, Kc. ; 
LXXVI. 323. Administration of Justice Bill; For 
Committee; txxxv. 568. On reading 3°, 631. 
Common Law Courts Bill; In Committee; xcu. 406. On 
reading 3°, 515.——Law Amendment Bill; In Com- 
mittee ; LXxxvi1l. 366.———Courts of Justice (Scotland) ; 
For referring to Select Committee Reports of Commis- 
sioners of Inquiry into; Lxx1x. 230.———Coventry Ma- 
gistracy Bill; Report; ixxxu. 543. 
569, Reading 3°, 569. 576. 
the Day, 576, 








House do adjourn, 
For reading other Orders of 
Clause on reading 3°, 576. 


39. Crime (Ireland) ; Respecting ; Lxxxviul. 181,——— Criminal 
On previous Question on Motion respecting ; | 


Laws ; 
LXXVII. 319,—LXxvImI. 328. Motion respecting ; Lxxxu. 
12,————Criminals; For Address for Return of Persons 
charged with Criminal Offences during 1822 or 1823 in 
England and Wales; Lxx1x. 423. In Ireland, 423. In Scot- 
land, 423.———Crown; For reading other Orders of the 
Day on Motion respecting the Influence of the Crown; 
LXXVII. 370.———Crown Influence over Members ; txxvi. 
241.————-Cumberland, Duke of, Annuity Bill; For read- 
ing 8°; Lxxx. 483. Speaker to leave the Chair, 499. Re- 
port, 516. Reading 3°, 521.—— Currency ; ixxxv. 11. 
—xc. 297.—xcir. 26. 437. (See supra, 11; infra, 45.) 





@3 LXXvi. 479,————- Customs Bill 
(Coals and Linen); For reading 3°; uxxrx. 424, —— 
Customs Bill; For agreeing with Committee in Amend- 
ment; uxxxi. 533. Reading 3°, 538. For reading 
Order of the Day for Committee ; xc1. 725, ——— Customs 
Duties Bill; On Amendment proposed to Amendment 
made by Committee on; Lxxxiv. 356. In Committee ; 
LXXXVII. 522. On reading 3°; Lxxxvill, 648,———— 
Customs Acts; In Committee ; Lxxxv1. 641.——— Customs 
and Excise Laws; On Motion respecting; Lxxxt. 301. 
——— Customs Officers; Respecting; uxxvu. 442. 











GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


I. Questions upon which the House divided—(continued)—relative to— 
Corn, &amp;c.—continued. 


41. Danish Claims ; Respecting; xc1. 672.—-arling, Gene- 














ral; For Select Committee on the Conduct of, while 
Governor of New South Wales, &amp;c.; xc. 502. Instruc- 
tion to Committee; xc. 522.———Deacle, Mr. and Mrs. : 
For Select Committee on the Allegations contained in their 
Petition ; Lxxxvi. 872.——~—Dean Forest Bill; In Com- 
mittee; Lxxxv. 544,————-Deeath, Punishment of, Bill ; 
Speaker to leave the Chair; txxx1x. 410. In Com- 














mittee ; LXXxIx. 410. Speaker to leave the Chair; xcu- 
387. Recital of Act 12 Geo. III. c. 24, to stand part of 


Preamble; xcu. 387.———-Debates, Reports of ; uxxx1x. 
321. | 


42, Debt, National; On reading Report from Committee on the 
several Acts for the Reduction of; .txxvi. 96. On 
Motion respecting ; Lxxx11. 12.—.Lxxxvitl. 5641. 545. 
Commissioners of ; LXxvul. 233.——— Reduction Bill; On 
Amendment proposed to Amendment of Committee on; 
LXXvilI. 116, For reading 3°, 127, ——— Debt, Im- 
prisonment for, Bill; Speaker to leave the Chair; xc. 485. 
—xcu. 101, In Committee; xc. 485.—xci. 101. 201. 
234. Chairman do report Progress ; xc1.234. Report, 
573. Bill, with Amendments, be engrossed ; xc11. 573. 

43. Debts, Small, Macclesfield; For reading 3°, xc1. 148.—— 
That Words proposed to be left out stand part of Bill, 149. 
For adjourning further Proceeding on Third Reading, 149. 
House do adjourn on Motion, That the Bill do pass, 149. 
That the. Bill pass, 152.———Salford; For reading 3° ; 
LXXVII. 256.———Southwark Court of Requests; For 
reading 2°; Lxxvitl. 275. For reviving Committee, 382. 























44. Deeds; For Select Committee on expediency of a General 
Register of all Deeds and Instruments affecting Real Pro- 
perty in England and Wales; Lxxxvi1. 137. General 
Register Bill; For reading 2°; uxxxvit. 502.——-1xxxix. 
262,——— Registry of, Bill; For reading 2°; ixxx1x. 262. 
——. Registry of, (Ireland) Bill; In Committee; txxxvui. 
246, 524. For reading 2°the Amendments made by Com- 
mittee, 261. For Re-commitment; Lxxxvi. 261.——— 
Defence by Counsel; For leave to bring in Bill to allow 
Persons prosecuted for Felony to defend by Counsel ; :xx:x. 
260.— LXxxI. 285.———— For reading 2°; iLxxxvii. 480. 

In Committee ; txxxix. 427. 457.—xc. 351, 438. 

Reading 2°; xc1. 47. In Committee, 104, 105.——— 

Delvin, Barony of, (Westmeath); On Motion respecting ; 

LXXXIX. 362.———Demerara ; On Address relating to the 

Trial and Condemnation of the Rev. John Smith, a Mis- 

sionary in; LXxIx, 484.———Demise of the Crown; For 

bringing in Bill for continuance of Persons in Office on ; 

LXXXV. 363.———Des Fourneaux, General; Amendment 

to Resolution of Committee of Supply ; txxvi. 487.——— 

Dillon, John; xcu. 46.———Dissenters; .xxx1. 273.— 

xc, 24, 

















45. Distress ;- Adjourning Debate on Motion respecting Distres® 
of the Country; Lxxxv. 204, For Select Committee 
on the Extent and Causes of; Lxxxv. 222.———- Distress ; 
Relative to; Lxxvi. 241. 358.—Lxxvul. 5. 311.—LXXxXI. 
317.—LXXX1l. 12,—Lxxxv. 6. 11. 23, 39.-——-LXxxvilI. 30. 
195,———-_ Distress and Currency; Respecting Distress 
and Currency ; Lxxxviil. 302. 305, 306. 





46. Disturbances in Ireland ; Relative to; LXxvil. 411.—LXx1Xx. 
349.——— Disturbances (Ireland) Bill; Adjourning De- 
bate for reading 1°; txxxviu. 136. For reading 1°, 141. 
Reading 2°, 155. Speaker to leave the Chair, 164.195. In 
Committee, 173. 181. 185. 202, 203. 222, 223——Una- 
nimous Agreement in Verdict on Courts Martial ; txxxvu. 
185. For reading 3°; Lxxxvii. 239. On Motion 
respecting Disturbances (Ireland) Act; Lxxxvir. 282. 
——— Disturbances (Ireland) Bill; relative to; txxxviil. 
480.———- Disturbances Suppression (Ireland); For leave 
to bring in Bill to continue and amend 3 Will. IV. c. 4; 
LXXXIX. 496, ——— Disturbances Suppression (Ireland) 
Bill; On reading 2°; ixxxrx. 506. In Committee, 
511.519. For reading Order of the Day for Committee, 
518. For reading 3°, 529, That the Bill pass; txxxix. 
520,———_ Divorce, Estate and Naturalization Bills ; For 
adjourning Debate on Motion for a Committee; xc. 449. 
——— Divorce, Law of; On Motion respecting; Lxxxy. 
506. 

Docks, Harbours, &amp;e : 

47. Aberdeen Harbour Bill; For reading Committees’ Amend- 
ments 2°; Lxxx11t, 312.———Belfast Harbour ; On read- 
ing 2°; xc, 238.———_ Bridlington Harbour ; For read- 

2°; xcr. 140.—xcit. 342. 8°, 422. ———- Dogs, Isle of, 











ing 





Bill; 


452 


DIVISIO NS—continued. 














Bill; For reading 2°; 1txxx. 251.———-_Dover Harbour ; 
For adjourning Debate on Motion for nominating Com- 
mittee; xc1. 257.———Dunbar Harbour Bill; Clause on 
reading 3°; Lxxxu. 565.———Gravesend Pier Bill; For 
reading 3°; Lxxxvi. 263. Amendment on reading 3°, 263. 
For reading 2°; .xxxvin. 328. For reading 3°, 422. 
For reading 2°; xc1. 395.——— Katherine, St., Docks 
Bill; On Motion respecting Notices; txx1x. 97.—— 
For reading 3°; Lxx1x, 248. For reading 2°; Lxxx. 110. 
For Re-commitment, 257.——— Kent and Sussex Har- 
bours; On Motion respecting; txxx1x. 296.—— Leith 
Dock Bill; For reading 2°; Amendments made by Com- 
mittee; Lxxx. 443.———Leith (Trinity) Harbour; On 
Motion respecting Notices; .Lxxxix. 226.——— Trinity 
(North Leith) Harbour and Dock Bill; For reviving 
Committee on Petition for Bill; xc. 223. For reading 
Amendments of Committee 2°; xc1. 365.———(No. 2.) 
Bill; For leave to bring in Bill; xc1. 670. For reading 
2°, 690. Committee to sit and proceed To-morrow, 690. 
(No. 3.) Bill; For leave to bring in Bill; xcr. 709. 
For reading 3°, 759.———Liverpool Docks; For reading 
Committee’s Amendments 2°; xc1. 550.———Searborough 
Harbour ; For reading 2°; xcu. 281,——T'remoutha 
Harbour and Railway ; For reading Committee’s Amend- 
ments 2°; xci. 475.——Southwold Haven; For read- 
ing 3°; and Clause on reading 3°; Lxxxv.. 356. 
West India Dock Company Bill; For reading 2°; 
LXXXIV,. 227. 


48. Dorchester Unionists; For an Address for their Par- 


don and Recal; xc. 385.——Dower Bill; In Com- 
mittee; LXXXxvil. 391.—LXXXviIIl. 382,——— Drainages ; 
Bray Drainage Bill; For reading 2°; txxvit. 160. Clause 
on Report, 223.———Over Drainage and Inclosure Bill ; 
For reading 3°; xcr. 384. That certain Words stand 


part of a proposed Amendment, 384. ———- Rother Levels | 


Drainage Bill; For reading 2° Committee’s Amendments ; 
LXxxv. 390.——— Dramatic Performances Bill; For 
reading 3°; Lxxxvii. 600. Drunkenness; For Se- 


lect Committee to inquire into the extent, causes and conse- | 


quences of the prevailing Vice of Intoxication, &amp;c.; Lxxxrx. 
348. For printing Report of Evidence, &amp;c.; -txxxix. 
562. 


49. Dublin Coal Trade Bill; For reading, 2°; uxx1x. 289.——— 
Foundling Hospital; On Third Resolution of Committee | 


of Supply respecting Grant to; Lxxx1. 208.——— Recorder 
of ; For leave to bring in Bill disqualifying him from 
sitting as a Member in any future Parliament ; uxxxvu. 518. 
———- Sheriff of ; On Statement made relative to certain 
Trials; Lxxvit. 240.———Society, Royal; For Select 
Committee of Inquiry into the Administration of; xc1. 200. 


———- Theatre; txxvut. 106. Oniversity Represent- | 


ation ; LXXXVII. 394.———Durham Bishoprick Bill; In 


Committee; xci. 331.———_Durham, Sce of; xci. 654, | 
665.——— Duties, Reciprocity of, Bill; For reading 3°; | 
LXXVIII. 455. Duties, Reciprocity of ; On Motion 


respecting Reciprocity of Duties Act; Lxxx1x. 362. 


50. East India Affairs; Respecting; xc. 399.——— Barrackpoor ; 


For Copy Report respecting Meeting at, and the Measures 


adopted to suppress it; Lxxxu. 346.———Bengal; For | 
Minutes of Supreme Council of, by which Rev. D. Bryce | 


was appointed Secretary to the Stationary Committee; Lxxx. 


506,———— For Copy of Military Despatch in 1819 relative to | 


Organization and Allowance of the Bengal Army ; Lxxx. 
260. Board of Control; For Select Committee to 
examine into the different Duties annexed to the Office 
of Commissioners for Affairs of India; txxvu. 108. 
Bombay Judicature ; On Motion respecting ; uxxxv. 150. 
——— Bonds; Respecting; Lxxxv. 523,——Cualeutta 
Bankers ; For referring Petition to Committee ; xxvii. 
402,———Charter ; Respecting ; Lxxxvu1. 29,——_— 
Charter Bill; In Committee; Lxxxvimi. 568. 572. 576. 581, 
582. 588. For reading Order of the Day for Committee, 
572. For reading 3°, 607———Half Pay Bill; For 
Committee ; Lxxviit. 435.——— Hutchinson’s Claim Bill ; 
For reading 2°; uxxxvit. 442.———Maritime Officers ; 
For referring Petitions of late Commanders to Select Com- 
mittee; xcil. 224.———Maritime Officers Bill; For 
reading 2°; xc. 363. For Speaker to leave the Chair, 
472,————Mutiny Bill; Amendment on Third Reading ; 
LXX&amp;VIII. 476. 








I. Questions upon which the House divided—(continued) —relative to— 
Dock, Harbours, &amp;c.— continued. 


51. Ecclesiastical Appointment Suspension Bill; In Com. 
mittee; xc1. 754. House to agree with Committee in 
Amendment; xc. 650. Ecclesiastical Courts Bill; 
For reading 2° Amendments made by Committee; ixxxty, 
327. 372. Clause on 3° Reading, 388.——Ecclesias- 
tical Courts Contempt Bill; For reading 2°; txxxv1, 920, 

Speaker to leave the Chair; txxxvur. 544. In Com- 
mittee, 553.——— Ecclesiastical Revenues (Ireland); xc1. 
427,——— Economy in Public Departments; txxvi. 358, 


. Edinburgh Bridewell Bill; For agreeing with Committee 
in an Amendment; txxxu. 539. Clause on’ Report, 539, 
——- Churches; xcu, 338.——— Poor Rates Bill; For 
reading Amendments of Committee 2°; xc1. 300. 


53. Education ; For agrecing with Committee of Supply in Re- 
solution respecting ; LXxxvit1.693.———That leave he given 
to bring in Bill for the establishment of a System of 
National Education in England and Wales; xcu. 426, 
—— Education (Ireland); In Committee of Supply; 
Sum to be issued for the Advancement of; xc, 448.——_. 
Education (Ireland); Respecting; txxxvu. 13.—xc, 202, 
208. ' 

‘lections : 

54. Bribery ; House do adjourn, to supersede Motion relative 
to the payment of *Moncy to Electors; xc1. 598.—— 
Bribery at; On Previous Question upon Motion respect- 
ing ; LXxx1. 387,———Bribery at, Bill; For bringing up 
Report; txxxvu. 565, In Committee ; Lxxxrx. 157, 
—xcl. 442. 543. 748. Speaker to leave the Chair, 748. 
That certain words stand part of Schedule, 749. Report, 
794. 817. For reading 3°, 830. Amendments to Bill; 
XCI. 830. For reading 2°; xcu. 473.———Lapenses 
and Qualification of Members Bill; For reading 2°; xc. 
443. House do adjourn to supersede Motion for reading 
2°; xc. 443,———Polls at Elections ; House do adjourn 
on reading Order for Committee; xc. 498.———Bur- 
gesses, Non-resident, (Ireland); For leave to bring in Bill 
to repeal Act of the Parliament of Ireland, 21 Geo. II. 
c. 103; Lxxx1. 147. Cities and Boroughs Polls Bill; 
For reading 2° Amendments of Committee ; Lxxxu1. 349. 
354. That the Bill do pass; txxx11. 486.———County 
Elections Polls Bill; In Committee; xc1. 647. For read- 
ing Committees’ Amendments 2°, 674. 700. Adjourning 
Debate on similar Motion, 677. That Clauses stand part 
of Bill, 700. For reading 3°, 715. Agreement in Lords’ 
Amendment, 836.——Hzapenses Bill; For reading 3°; 
LXXX. 502.———— Petition Ballots; On Motion respecting ; 
LXXXxvi. 107. Ribbons at; For leave to bring in Bill 
to repeal Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV.; ixxxu. 186. 


5. Bristol Election ; For laying Minutes of Evidence before 
the House; ixxxvut. 420. ———— Carlow County; Two 
Motions, That the Returning Officer be permitted to 
appear as a separate Party; xcu. 204,——— Colchester ; 
LXXxIx. 518.———Cork County; To correct Clerical 
Error in the Name of Surety; xc. 170. Coventry ; 
The Attorney General to prosecute certain Parties ; Lxxxix. 
135.———Dover ; That a Party had entered into Recog- 
nizances according to Acts 28 &amp; 33 Geo. IIL.; txxxu. 161. 
—-That Mr. Halcomb be allowed to deliver a certain 
Paper containing Particulars of his Qualification ; Lxxxv11l. 
293. For adjourning Debate thereon, 293.—— Dublin 
City; For calling over Reduced List of Committee for 
trying the merits of the Petition against the Election for; 
LXXXVI. 708. Adjourning Debate on Motion respecting 
Writ, 734. Relative to Official Influence used in the 
Election of Members for, as appears from Evidence 
before Select Committee ; Lxxxvi. 779. Prosecution of 
Persons guilty of bribing Electors at last Election for, 779. 
——— Dublin County ; That Sitting Members be allowed 
to appear as separate Parties on distinct Interests ; LXXxx11. 
337.———Edinburgh ; For leave to bring in Bill for the 
more effectual Representation of ; Lxx1x. 103. To bring 
in a Bill to amend and alter the Representation of; LXXXI. 
236.——Galway Franchise Bill; For agreeing with 
Committee in Amendments; uxxxv. 453. 468. For read- 
ing 2°; Lxxxv. 476.———Grampound Disfranchisement ; 
Instruction to Committee; Lxxv. 65.——— Grantham 
That the practice of paying Money to Out-voters 16 
illegal; uxxy. 443. 


56. H ertf ord 











DIVISIO NS—continued. 








I. Questions upon which the House divided—(continued)—relative to— 


Elections—-continued. 


56. Hertford Borough ; Relative to Bribery and Treating at the 
Jast Election; ixxxvint. 434. ———Hertford (Borough) 
Bill; In Committee ; uxxx1x. 139. Clause on reading 3°, 
203. Amendment on reading 3°, 203. ———Ipswich Bo- 
rough; For bringing certain Parties (Dasent, Sparrowe 
and Clipperton) to the Bar of the House, in order to their 
Discharge ; xc. 390, 391. 497. For adjourning Debate 
on Motion tbat John Clipperton be brought to the Bar, 
484. That T. M. Keith be sent to Norwich, &amp;c.; 
xc. 509.-———-_Leicester Borough; For appointing Select 
Committee on Petition complaining of the conduct of the 
Corporation of Leicester ; .xxxu. 322.——That Mr. 
Parkes be called to the Bar; xc. 170. That leave be 
given to correct Clerical Error in Name of proposed 
Surety; xc. 170. Leominster Election ; That John 
H. Seward has entered into Recognizances according to 
Acts 28 &amp; 53 Geo. III.; txxxm. 146, 


57. Liverpool; That the House do adjourn on Motion for agree- 
ing with Committee in Resolution as to Bribery and Treating 
at the last Election; itxxxvi. 516. For adjourning De- 
bate on Motion respecting Writ, 633. Amendment on 
Motion respecting new Writ, 820. 909.——— Liverpool 
Franchise Bill; Reading 2°; Lxxxvu. 334. ——— Liver- 
pool Borough; For appointing Select Committee, &amp;c. ; 
uxxxvul. 548. That Five be the Quorum; 558.—— 
Liverpool Freemen’s Bill; For reading 2°; uxxx1x. 68. 
Instruction to Committee, 116. On reading 3°, 139.—— 
That the Bill do pass; txxxix. 189.——— Marylebone ; 
That Petitioners for enlarging Time for entering into Re- 
cognizances be called in to verify contents of Petition, on 
Oath; txxxvut. 275.————Pembroke; On Motion re- 
specting Writ; ixxxvi. 866. 


58. Penryn Disfranchisement Bill ; For going into Commit- 
tee on re-committed Bill; txxx1u. 196. Clause on fur- 
ther consideration of Report ; txxxu1. 212,——— Penryn 
Election Bill; For reading 3°; txxx11. 5381.—— Retford, 
East, Disfranchisement Bill; That the Speaker do leave the 
Chair; txxxu. 191. 485. For re-commitment of Bill; 
LXXX111. 485,————Retford, East ; For leave to bring ina 
Bill to incapacitate certain Persons from voting at Elections 
for; Lxxx11. 473.———For leave to bring in a Bill to ex- 
clude the Borough of, from electing Burgesses; Lxxx1v.264. 
House do adjourn, 264.——For leave to bring in a Bill 
to prevent Bribery and Corruption at Elections for ; txxxv. 
27. Speaker do leave the Chair, 142. Reading 3°, 180. 
Clause on reading 3°; Lxxxv. 180. Stafford Borough 
Bill; Reading 2°; uxxxix. 91. For Speaker to leave the 
Chair, 138. Stafford Bribery Bill; Speaker do leave 
the Chair ; rxxxviu. 204. In Committee ; Lxxxvur1. 204. 

Stafford Disfranchisement Bill; For Committee on 

Bill; xc. 470. Speaker to leave the Chair, 470. On 

reading 2°; xcr. 110.——Stafford Writ; Amendment 

on Motion for issuing; xct. 792.—xcu. 41.———Sussex 

Election Bill; On reading 2°; txxv. 350. 






































59. Tregony ; For enlarging Time for entering into Recog- 
nizances ; LXXXxvi. 141. ——— Warwick ; For adding 
Member to Committee; txxxvint. 512. For discharg- 
ing Order for Select Committee on Signatures attached 
to a certain Petition; txxxrx. 121. Relative to Writ; 
EXXXIx. 579. ———— Yarmouth, Great; For referring 
certain Petitions alleging Bribery to Select Committee ; 
xc. 452. For calling Witness to the Bar, 519. For Com- 
mittal of Witness to Newgate; xc. 520.——Yuarmouth, 
Great, and York Bribery ; That William Prentice ought 
to answer a particular Question; xc. 504._———Yorkshire 
Election Polls Bills; For reading 2°; txxvut. 326. 








60. Elective Franchise; That a Petition from Lyme Regis 

do lie on the Table; txxvi. 256.———For appointing 

Select Committee on the Right of Voting at present 

exercised, &amp;c.; ixxvul. 50.——-For leave to bring 

in Bill to enable Manchester, Leeds and Birmingham 

to return Representatives; 1xxxv. 96.——On Motion 

respecting Elective Constituency; ixxxvit. 565.——— 

Elective Franchise (Ireland) Bill; For reading 2°; Lxxx. 

345. Speaker do leave the Chair, 394. ——— Electors, 

Parliamentary ; For leave to bring in a Bill to regulate 

the Payment of Rates, &amp;c.; xc1. 368. That Report be 
; brought up, 584. 

61. Ellenborough’s Divorce Bill; For reading 2°; txxxv. 

268,———. Ellis, Thomas, M.P., against his serving as 

| Member for Dublin, being a Master in Chancery; Lxxvi. 

139, —————- Emigration ; For reading 2° Resolution of 








GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








Committee of Supply respecting Grant for; uxxx. 532. 
——— FEntailed Estates (Scotland) Bill; That Bill 
be re-committed; xc. 435.———Hquity, Suits in, Bill; 
For reading 2°; Lxxxv. 582.——— Estimates; uxxxu. 
12,————Europe, State of; For an Address respect- 
ing; Lxxvi. 455.———Hachequer Bills; .ixxxv. 523. 
604. ———- Exchequer Court (Ireland); Speaker do leave 
the Chair; txxvim. 448. House does not deem it neces- 
sary to take further Proceedings in the case of the Chief 
Baron O’Grady ; txxvit. 470.——— Exchequer, Court of, 
Scotland ; For the House agreeing with the Commissioners 
of Courts of Justice in Scotland, that Five Barons are 
more than necessary; LXxv. 214.————EKachequer Court 
(Scotland); Regulation Bill; For reading 2°; ixxxvi. 
898, For adding Member to Committee; txxxvut. 67. 
Excise Acts; In Committee of Supply, for adding 
Words to Resolution; Lxxx1x. 537.——— Excise Licenses 
(Ireland) Bill; Amendment after reading 3°; xc1. 524. 
——-Excise Officers; uxxvu. 442, ———Lxpenditure, 
Public; tuxxxu. 12. 








62. Factories ; For an Address respecting; txxxvit. 261.——— 


Factories Regulation Bill; Speaker do leave the Chair ; 
LXXxvil. 52.——In Committee, 584. 655. 660. 665, 666, 
667.——For reading Bill 2°; xc1. 337.————/airs_ and 
Markets; On Motion respecting; -Uxxx1x. 111.——— 
Farquharson, Mr.; That he do attend the House; ixxix. 
112,———Felonies (Ireland); .xxxvin. 181.———F¢- 
male Offenders Bill; For reading 3°; Lxxv. 413,——— 
Fictitious Votes (Scotland); That a Member be discharged 
from further Attendance on Committee; xcr1. 66. Thata 
certain Member be added to the Committee; xc11. 66.——— 
Finance; On certain Resolutions voted in 1819, respecting 
the Amount of Sinking Fund; ixxvur. 81.———_ Finance 
_Report of 1818; uxxx1. 89.———First Fruits and Tenths 
(England and Wales); Select Committee of Inquiry whe- 
ther the full Amount has been paid, &amp;c.; xcu1. 333.——— 
First Fruits (Ireland); On Motion respecting; ixxvut. 
187.—LxxIx. 413,—Lxxx1I. 195.—LXxxv. 443.—LXXXVII. 
519.———Fisheries Bill; In Committee ; xc1. 443. 
For adjourning Debate; For reading 2°; Clause on 3°; xct. 
548.———Flanagan, Thomas; That he be committed to 
Newgate ; Lxxxl. 582.—— Flight, Edward Gill; For 
printing his Petition; txxxvi1. 264.———Forbes, James, 
and others; For Copies of Informations charging them with 
Conspiracy to kill and murder the Lord Lieutenant of Ire- 
land ; Lxxvil. 106.———Foreign Enlistment ; uxxxvu. 80. 
———-Foreign Trade; For adding a certain Member to 
the Select Committee on; Lxxvu. 70. 











63. Forgery Punishment Bill; Speaker do leave the Chair ; 





For reading 3°, 413. Bill do pass; 
In Committee; Lxxxv. 468. Clause on 
For reading 2° Amendments made by 
the Lords, 651. For agreeing to Amendment made by 
the Lords, 651. ‘orty Shilling Freeholders (Ireland); 
LXXXVII. 394.———Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Duties ; 
LXXVI. 364.—LXXVII. 138,—LXXVIII. 127. 378.—Lxxxv. 458. 
That the several Colonial Acts creating the said Duties 
be referred to a Committee ; Lxxvi. 375.———- France and 
Spain; uxx1x. 48.———Freeholders’ Registration Bill; 
For reading 2°; txxxu. 202.———Freeholders, Qualifi- 
cation of, (Ireland) Bill; For reading 2°; Lxxxty. 152. 
Instruction to Committee ; txxx1v. 157.——— Freeholders 
(Scotland); To take into consideration (early the next 
Session) the State of the Representation of the Counties in ; 
LXXVI. 329.——Relative to the Roll of Freeholders in 
Scotland; ixxviut. 358.———Freemen’s Admission Bill ; 
For reading 2°; xc11. 300. Speaker do leave the Chair ; 
xc. 364.———French Claims; For a Select Committee to 
inquire into the Claim of the Baron de Bode; xc. 452. 
On the Claims of D’Arcy Talbot and others; xcu. 406. 
Motion respecting, Lxxx111. 468.———Frriendly Societies 
Bill; In Committee; For reading Clause 2°; rxxx1x. 470. 





LXxvI. 9371. 
LXXvVI. 413. 
reading 3°, 523. 
































64. Game Laws; For Select Committee to inquire into the State 





of; Lxxvi. 236. For Leave to bring in Bill to enable 
Owners of Land to authorise Persons to preserve and kill 
Game thereupon; Lxxvi. 344. ———- Game, Sale of, Bill ; 
For reading 2°; LXXvitl, 358.—LxxIx. 150. Time 
for going into Committee; 441.——For reading 2°; xxx. 
169. For reading 3°; Lxxx. 356. For reading 2°; 
LXxxul. 509. Speaker do leave the Chair; uxxxu. 
531.———Game Bill; For agreeing withthe Lords in 
Amendments ; txxxvi. 881.———Game Laws Amend- 
ment Bill; For reading 2°; LXxXxvini. 283.-—-LXXXIXx. 


433.—————-Game Laws (Scotland); For Leave to bring 
in 
5Y 

















454. 


DIVISIO NS—continued. 














I. Questions upon which the House divided—(continued)—relative to— 


Game Laws—continued. For leave to bring in Bill to empower Court of King’s 


in Bill for the Relief of Tenants and Occupiers of Land in 
Scotland from Damages done to their Crops, &amp;c.; xc. 387. 


65. Gas Lights ; Bath; For reading Bill 2°; xcr. 299. Edin- 


burgh Oil Bill; For reading 2°; oxxxu. 514. Impe- 
rial Gas Bill; For reading 2° the Amendments of the 
Committee; uxxxu1. 99.———Leicester ; For reading 2°; 
xem. 241.———London and Westminster Oil Bill; That 
the Bill be committed; txxrx. 280. For reading 2°; 
LXxx. 110.———Metropolis Bill; For reviving Commit- 
tee on; LXxvI. 322.————Stochport; For referring to 
Committee of Appeal, Petition complaining of the Deci- 
sion of the Committee on the Bill; xc1. 546. 


66, Giles, St., Vestry Bill; On Amendment proposed to an 


67. 


Amendment of the Committee on; Lxxxv. 248. For 
agreeing with Committee in Amendment, 248. For re- 
committing, 248. Amendment to Question for reading 
3°, 254. Amendment proposed on 8°; Lxxxv. 254. ——— 
Glasgow Lotteries; Adjournment; Clause on 8°; Lxxx1x. 
410.——Glove Trade; For Select Committee to inquire 
into the State of; Lxxxvu. 60.——On Motion respecting ; 
LXXXviI. 245,.———Gold and Silver Currency; xc. 297. 
——— Gold and Silver Plate (Scotland) Bill; For read- 
ing 3°; xc. 754.———Grospel, Society for Propagation 
of ; In Committee of Supply, Charge for; txxxv. 550.— 
LXXXxvI. 694.——- Government Departments ; LXxv1. 479. 


—LXXXII. 12,—Lxxxv. 39.———-Grand Juries (Ireland) | 
Bill; Speaker do leave the Chair; 1xxxvui. 565. In | 


Committee, 640. 650.—xcr. 629. 673.———Greece ; That 
the Speaker do leave the Chair; Lxxxvu1. 561.———— Greek 
Loan; In Committee; xc. 711. ———— Guadaloupe 
Claimants ; Lxxvi. 487. 


Habeas Corpus Suspension (Ireland); For Leave to 


bring in Bill to empower the Lord Lieutenant, or other 
chief Governor, to apprehend and detain for a certain 
period suspected Persons; .xxvil. 9. For Speaker to 
leave the Chair ; uxxvu. 13. For reading 3°; Lxxvil. 
14,———Hiachney and Stage Coaches; Speaker do leave 
the Chair; 1xxxix. 545.———Hachney Carriages (Me- 
tropolis) Bill; In Committee ; xc. 531. For Speaker 
to leave the Chair; xc1. 658. 708. In Committee, 658, 
659. 708——Adjourning Debate on Motion for read- 
ing 2°; xc. 229.———Hand-loom Weavers; For re- 
ferring Petitions of, to Select Committee; txxxix. 381. 

For leave to bring in a Bill for the Protection 
of; xc. 493. For an Address for a Commission to 
inquire into their Condition; xcu. 590.———Hand-loom 
Labour; xcu. 376. Hazard, Thomas; Printing hig 
his Petition ; xxvu. 458. ——— Heytesbury, Lord; xc.399. 
———FHides and Shins; For leave to bring in Bill to 
amend certain Acts respecting ; Lxx1x. 299.———Hides 
and Skins Bill; For reading 2°; xxx. 314. Reading 
3°; Lxxix, 442,————~Hill, Mr., M.P., vxxxix. 17.—— 
Holland; ixxxvu. 29.——Holy Alliance; ixxrx. 205. 
——— House Tax; ixxviu. 107, —— Hunt, Henry; 
That Petition from Newcastle-upon-Tyne do lie on the 
Table; txxvit. 182.——That Petition from Bethnal Green 
be brought up; txxvu. 150, For an Address to remit 
the remainder of his Imprisonment; txxvu1. 201.——— 
Husbandry Horses Bill; Speaker do leave the Chair; 
LXXVI. 138, For leave to bring in a Bill to repeal 43 
&amp; 52 Geo. III.; txxvi, 438,———Zchester Gaol; For 
discharging Order for laying before the House Report 
made to the Somerset Quarter Sessions relative to the 
Condition of Ilchester Gaol; txxvr. 459. 


68. Inclosures: On Motion respecting Inclosure Bills; uxxxrx. 


63,————Common Fields Inclosure Bill; For reading 2°; 
Lxxxix. 543. Speaker do leave the Chair; txxxix. 559. 
——For printing Lords’ Amendments; xc1. 822. Read- 
ing Lords’ Amendments, 829. Amendment to Lords’ 
Amendments; xct, $28,——— Battersea and Wandsworth; 
For reading 2°; Lxxxut, 215,————Buchlebury; For 
reading 2°; LXxxIX. 264.———_Dringhouses; For reading 
2°; LXXVII. 211.———Kingsclere ; For reading 2°; Amend- 
ments made by Committee; 1xxx1x. 3568,———Over In- 
closure and Drainage; For reading 2°; xc. 304.———— 
Todmorden; For reading 3°; xc1. 203. 


69. Income Tax; Respecting; ixxxvitt. 329.——_—Inns, Ale- 


houses and Victualling Houses Bill; Adjournment on 
Motion for Speaker leaving the Chair; xc. 436. In Com- 
mittee, 436.——Chairman to report Progress; xcr. 700. 
Clause as amended to stand part of Bill, 700. Adjournment 
on Motion for reading Clause 2°, 712,——__——Inns of Court ; 


70. Jamaica; UXxxr. 120. 








Bench in England to compel admission of Students and 
Barristersat Law ; uxxxvu.399.——F or an Address respect- 
ing, 498.——For referring to Committee of Privileges, Re. 
port from Select Committee on the circumstances attending 
the rejection of the Claim of D. W. Harvey, Esq'*, to be 
called to the Bar; ixxxrx. 618.———Tonian Islands; On 
Address for appointing a Commission to proceed to, to 
inquire into the Government of, &amp;c.; txxvi. 423.—.xxyzr, 
265.————Insurrection (Ireland) Bill; For reading 1°, 
Lxxvul. 9. For printing, 9. Clause on Report, 13. On 
reading 3°; That Bill do pass, 14. That Speaker do 
leave the Chair; uxxvu. 411. For leave to bring in 
Bill to continue Act of last Session; Lxxvitt. 305. Reading 
2°, 421.—-txxix. 494. For reading 3°, 519. For ap- 
pointing Select Committee to inquire into Disturbances in 
parts of Ireland subject to the Insurrection Act; txxrx, 
349. Inverness; For Address for Copy of War- 
rant authorizing Persons to elect Magistrates for that 
Burgh; txxvin. 178.———Treland, State of ; For print- 
ing Papers relating to; Lxxx1x. 467.——Motions respect- 
ing, LXXIx. 349.—Lxxxul. 11, 12.—Lxxxvill. 26. 


Jews’ Relief ; For leave to bring in 
a Bill for the Relief of the Jews; txxxv. 266. For 
reading 2°; 4385. ——— Jewish Civil Disabilities Bill; 
For reading 2°; txxxvut. 426. Adjournment, 525, 
That Speaker do leave the Chair, 525. In Committee, 
525. For reading 8°; Lxxxviti. 592. For reading 2°; 
txxxIx. 305. Speaker do leave the Chair, 331. For read- 
ing 3°, 382.———Jewish Civil Disabilities; House to 
resolve itself into a Committee to consider of; txxxix. 
217.—xcr. 411. 799.———Joint Stock Banks; Instruc- 
tion to Committee; xcr. 353. For Select Committee; 
XCIl. 26.————-Joint Tenancy (Ireland) Bill; That the 
Speaker do leave the Chair ; txxvitt. 347.———— Judgments 
and Executions Bill; For reading 2°; Lxxxvi. 171.——— 
Judges in Wales Bill; For reading 2°; ixx1x. 150. 
Judges’ Salaries; On first Resolution of the Committee 
of the whole House on 59 Geo. III. c. 110; txxx. 447. 
———Judges’ Salaries Bill; On reading 3°; txxx. 550. 
———Judges (Scotland); For appointing a Select Com- 
mittee to consider how far the Salaries of the Judges of 
the Supreme Court in Scotland are commensurate with the 
importance of their station, &amp;c.; Lxxx1x. 256. Juries 
(Scotland) Bill; For reading 2°; uxxvu. 413, For reading 
3°; LXXxvIIt. 440, On Report ; rxxrx. 300. For reading 
2°; Amendments made by the Committee; ixx1x. 407. 
——— Jurors (Ireland); On Motion respecting ; txxx1x.64. 


r » ’ 
71. Kenrick, Mr.; Speaker do leave the Chair on going into 


Committee on Charge against; ixxx1. 76. ——~Kent, 
H. R. H. The Duchess of ; In Committee on King’s 
Message as to Sum proposed to be allowed for the 
Support and Education of the Princess Victoria; ixxxv1. 
724, ——eee- Kerrier, Hundred; wxxxm, 196. —— 
Kilmainham Meeting; For appointing Select Com- 
mittee to examine the matter of Petition complaining of 
the introduction of the Military at; 1xxvi1. 101.—— 
King George the Fourth; For an Address in answer to 
Message relative to the Death of; Lxxxv. 598.———King, 
Sir Abraham Bradley ; In Committee of Supply, Charge 
for Compensation to; Lxxxvi. 641.—.Lxxxvil. 552.——— 
King’s Bench, Court of, Bill; Speaker do leave the 
Chair; .xxv. 334.———King’s County Assize Bill; 
Speaker do leave the Chair; txxxvu. 352. On bringing 
up Report; rxxxvit. 368. 


72. Labour Rate Bill; For reading 2°; LXxxvill. 639.——— 


? 


Labourer’ Employment Bill; Tn Committee; uxxxvu. 
476.——For reading 2°; uxxx1x. 354.——Labourers’ 
Wages; For reading 2°; txxxv. 578. In Committee; 
LXXXV. 605,—e——Ladies’ Gallery; xct. 776.——Lan- 
caster, Court of Common Pleas Bill; In Committee ; 
Lxxxix. 414. Clause on 3° Reading; Lxxxix. 527.——— 
Lancaster, Judges’ Lodgings Bill; For reading 3°; Lxxtx. 
246.——Land Owners ; uxxxvitt. 344, ———Land Re- 
venue; On Motion respecting; Lxxxv. 244,———Land 
Tax: for Tithes (Ireland); uxxxvut. 487.———— Landed Se- 
curities (Ireland) Bill; That Speaker do leave the Chair; 
xc. 672.——_——Landlords’ Assessment ; uxxx1x. 409.——— 
Larcenies Bill; On reading 3°; uxxvur. 428.——For 
reading 2° Simple Larceny Bill; itxxxvim. 532.——— 
Laws, Revision of; ixxxu. 12.-————Laybach Declara- 
tion; Address for Copies of Declaration made by the 
Courts of Austria, Prussia and Russia, &amp;c,; Lxxvi. 458. 


73, Leather 








DIVISIONS—continued. 














74, Libels; For leave to bring in Bill to repeal 60 Geo. III. c. 8; 


75. Local Taxation; xc. 284. 


Magistrates’ Indemnity (Ireland); For reading 3°; 





Duty on; Lxx1x. 381.——~Lectures’ Publication Bill; 
In Committee; xc. 589.———Leeds; uxxxv. 96.—— 
Lees, Rev. Sir Harcourt; For printing his Petition, that 
the Bill to amend certain Acts requiring certain Oaths to 
be taken by Members of the House, &amp;c. may not pass into | 
a Law ; txxxvi. 203,_——— Leeward Islands; xxvii. 378. 
——— Leith Municipal Government; For leave to present 
Bill on or before a certain day; xc1. 2538,——— Lescene 
and Escoffery ; In Committee of Supply for making good 
their Losses; uxxxvi. 774.——— Letters Patent Bill; 
House do not insist on Amendments to which the Lords 
have disagreed ; xc. 654. 





LXxvi. 318. For leave to bring in Bill to repeal Act 
60 Geo. IIT. ¢. 9; txxxu. 512.———- Libel Law Amend- 
ment Bill; In Committee; txxxv. 626. On reading 3°; 
Lxxxv, 640.——For reading 2°; xcu. 326. Light- 
houses Bill; In Committee; xci. 653.———Limestone 
Contract ; xc. 571.————Liinen Manufacture (Ireland) 
Bill; For receiving Report; txxviu. 457. Speaker do 
leave the Chair; xc. 427. Literary or Public Insti- 
tutions Bill; In Committee; xc. 562.———Liturgy ; 
On previous Question upon Motion respecting ; Lxxvi. 3. 
——— Lianilechid Slate Quarries ; For Committee on the 
Lease granted by the Commissioners of Woods and Forests 
to Lord Penryn in 1784, &amp;c. ; Lxxvi. 458.—-Lxxvill, 466. 


London, Bishop of; xct. 
666.———London Package and Scavage Bill; Adjourn- 
ment; That Speaker do leave the Chair; txxxvin. 648. 
For reading 3°; txxxvut. 672.———London University ; 
For Address for Charter of Incorporation, &amp;c.; xc. 170. 
———Lord Advocate; For Committee to inquire into 
the Conduct of, with relation to the Public Press; 
LXXVIl. 373.—.Lxxvull. 362.—&lt;——Lord Chaneellor’s Re- 
muneration Bill; In Committee; .Lxxxvir. 568.——— 
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland; On Motion respecting ; 
LXXxv. 407, Officers of, Charge for, formerly charged 
on the Civil List; txxxix. 507.———Lords, Votes of, by 
Proxy; xcu. 358.————Lord’s Day Observance Biil ; 
For reading 2°; Lxxxvitt. 399. For reading 2°; Lxxx1x. 
238.306. Adjournment; Leave to bring in Bill (No. 2.); 
253. For reading 2°, 432. In Committee, 433. Report, 
456. For reading 3°, 468. 497. Clause on reading 3°, 
497. Amendments on reading 3°, 497. Bill do pass; 
LXXXIX. 497, For reading Bill 2°; xc. 166.—xci. 387. 
—xcu. 446.——That Bill be re-committed ; xc. 312.——_—_ 
Lords Day Observance ; For leave to bring in a Bill; xcr. 
278.—Xxcil. 333, ———-Lord’s Day Observance (Scotland) ; 
For leave to bring in Bill to amend the Laws relating to ; 
LXXXVIII. 497.———Lotteries Bill; For reading 3° ; txxvu. 
459.————Luhke, St., Middlesex ; For referring Petition to 
Select Committee; iLxxxv. 564.———Luke’s, St., Poor 
Bill; For reading 2°; txxxvit. 361.———- Zanatics Bill; 
Agreeing with the Lords in Amendment; Lxxxvi. 866. 


























LXXxix. 500.——~Magna Charta; .xxvu. 444.———— 
Malt; On Previous Question on Motion respecting the 
Duties on; txxv. 403. On Previous Question on Motion 
for Bill for Repeal of the Malt Tax; rxxvi. 190. For 
reading 2°, 231.———For Select Committee to inquire 
into the present mode of taxing Malt and Beer sepa- 
rately ; Lxxvitt. 350.—Lxx1x. 163.———Drawback Bill; 
For reading 2°; txxxvit. 155. That Speaker do leave the 
Chair, 236.' Reading 3°, 241.———Malt Duty; Re- 
specting ; LXxxxvur. 317. 329.—Lxxxix. 130. For 
leave to bring in a Bill to reduce the Duty upon Malt ; 
LXXXVIII. 329,————- House to resolve itself into Committee 
on the propriety of partially or totally repealing the Duty 
On; EXXxix. 71.—&lt;——That the present Duties on, shall 
altogether cease; xc. 96.———Malt Tax (Scotland); For 
referring Petitions against the additional Malt Tax toa 
Select Committee; Lxxvi. 257.——— Manchester ; For Bill 
conferring the Elective Franchise on; txxxv. 96.——— 
Manchester Meeting; For Committee to inquire into 
Transactions which took place at; txxvi. 347.—LXxxxvil. 
197,————-Man, Isle of ; For Address for Copy Instruc- 
tions to the Governor-in-Chief of, directing him to exclude 
the Keys from further attendance at the Courts of Tyn- 
wald ; uxxix. 56.———«» Manu facturing Interest ; uxxxvu. 
344.—xc, 336, Manufacturing Distress ; uxxx1. 317. 
———Muarine Insurance Bill; For Committee; txxix. 
431. Speaker to leave the Chair, 455. For receiving Re- 
port, 483. Reading 3°, 494. Anjournment on Motion for 








I. Questions upon which the House divided—(continued)—relative to— 
73, Leather Duty; For leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the 


77. Marriage Act Amendment Bill; For reading 2° Amend- 

ments made by the Committee; uxxv. 379. For agreeing 

with Committee in Amendments, 379.——For reading 2° 

Amendments made by the Lords; txxvm. 424. Amend- 

ment to Lords’ Amendment, 424.——-In Committee; xc. 
576. For agreeing with Committee in Amendment, 587. 
——— Marriages Bill; Clauses; xct. 472.579. That 
Words proposed to be left out stand part of the Bill, 
580. Bill do pass, 680. For reading 2° Lords’ Amend- 
ments, 786. Agreeing with Lords in Amendments ; 
786. Marriages (Ireland) Bill; For reading 
3°; xc. 575.———Marshalls Digest of Accounts and 
Papers; In Committee of Supply, Sum proposed for ; 
LXXXVII. 325.————Marylebone, St., Vestry Bill; For 
reading 2° Amendments of Committee ; Lxxx111. 406.————. 
Master of the Rolls (Ireland) Bill; Speaker to leave the 
Chair; txxxvi. 136.———Mauritius; For Select Com- 
mittee to inquire into the Administration of Justice at; xc1. 
36.———Mauritius Sugar; wxxxv. 574. 599.—.xxxvi. 
366.—LXxxvil. 172. ——— Mauritius Trade Bill; For 
reading 2°; uxxx. 490.———Maynooth Roman Catholic 
College; For agreeing with Committee of Supply in Re- 
solution respecting; LXxxIVv. 331.—-LXxXvI. 868.—LXXxxvu. 


5? 
531.———-Charge for ; Lxxx1x. 196.—xcl. 763.—xcul. 508. 





78. Medical Witnesses Bill; Adjournment 3°; xcr. 749. For 
adjourning Debate for adding Clause, 750. Members ; 
That it is the opinion of this House, that Mr. O’Connell 
having been returned a Member before the Commencement 
of the Emancipation Act, is not entitled to sit until he first 
take the Oath of Supremacy; txxxrv. 311. Reading an 
Order of the Day to supersede Motion relative to Votes in 
Committee when Members personally interested ; txxxv. 107. 
That it is contrary to the independence, a breach of the 
Privileges, and derogatory to the character of the House of 
Commons for any of its Members to become the paid Advo- 
cate in Parliament for the conduct there of either public or 
private affairs of any portion of His Majesty’s Subjects; xcr. 
598. That no Member of the House be permitted to 
engage, either by himself or any partner, in the management 
of Private Bills for pecuniary reward, &amp;c. ; xc1.446.——— 
For bringing in a Bill to abolish Property Qualification ; 
xCil. 46.———Letters; That any person breaking open or 
suppressing Letters addressed to Members of the House, is 
guilty of a direct breach of the Privileges of the House ; 
LXXVIl. 60.———Members’ Offices ; uxxv1. 152. 241. 














79. Men of War &gt; For Return of Men of War lost at Sea; xcir. 
200,————-_ Merchant Secamen ; tXxx1x. 87.———— Merchant 
Scamen’s Registration Bill; In Committee; txxxrx, 441. 
—xc, 292, Merchant Shipping Regulation Bill; For 
reading 2°; xcit. 445,—————»-Merchant Vessels Apprentice- 
ship Bill; On Amendment proposed to be made; Lxxvitt. 
165.——— Metropolitan North Cemetery Bill; For read- 
ing 3°; xcu. 480.———Metropolitan Police; In Com- 
mittee; LXXXxvill. 653.———Middlesex County Court ; 
For appointing Select Committee on certain Returns; 
LXXVIII. 409,————-_ filitary College ; Amendment to Nine- 
teenth Resolution of Committee of Supply; uxxvu. 151. 

To the Thirteenth Resolution of Committee of Supply ; 

LXXVII. 107, ————-Military ; For appointing Select Com- 

mittee to inquire into Facts stated in a Petition, com- 

plaining of an Outrage committed on the person of Mr. 

Alderman Waithman; .xxvu. 70.——Alilitary Lx- 

penditure ; For Select Committee of Inquiry into ; 

LXXY. 219. —— Military Punishments; xcu. 258. 

—— Militia Staff Reduction Bill; In Committee ; xc. 

533. For reading 3°, 543.——WMilitia (Ireland) ; For 

leave to bring in a Bill to reduce the Establishments of 

the Regiments and Battalions of ; Lxx1x. 327.———_Ainis- 
terial Influence over Members; ixxvi. 241.———Minis- 
terial Power (Alien Bill); uxx1x. 249.——— Ministers’ 

Resignation ; txxxvu. 304. ——— Ministers ; That Petition 

complaining of their Conduct be printed ; uxxvi. 92. On 

Motion respecting Reform, and approving the Conduct of 

Ministers; rxxxvi. 901.————-- Miscellaneous Charges (Scot- 

land); txxxvitl. 693.—————- Miscellaneous Estimates (Jre- 

land); For Select Committee on Estimates for, so far as relates 
to Charity and Education; Lxxxm. 390.——— Molasses ; 

LXXXVIIL, 145,—————_ Montserrat ; Uxxvitt. 378. ———_ Music 

and Dancing Licenses Bill; On reading 3°; xe. 524. 








80. Naples ; On Address for certain Representations made by 
Government to the Allied Powers, respecting the interpre- 
tation of certain Treaties; Lxxvi. 97.———Nation, State 
of; On Address to take into consideration the present 





hearing Counsel on 3°, 494. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


State 





456 


P 


DIVISION S—continued. 








I. Questions upon which the House divided—(continued)-—relative to— 
Nation, State of—continued. 91.—xc. 175.——Chairman to report Progress, 1834; 


State of; Lxxx1. 323.———Navarin; In Committee of 
Supply respecting Gratuity to Officers, &amp;c., 1834 ; LXxx1x. 
506. For reading 2° Resolution of Committee, 512.——— 
Navigation; xc. 336.——WNavigation and Commerce 
Bill; For reading 3°; txxvu. 320. 


g1. Navigations and Canals; Aire and Calder; For agreeing 


with Committee in Amendments; txxv. 507.——Berks 
and Hants; For granting further time for Report; Lxxx. 
520.——For bringing up Report; ixxx1. 215,——— 
Bridgewater and Taunton; For reading 2°; uxxxvu. 145. 
———- Bristol and Taunton; For reading 2°; txx1x. 218. 
———- Clyde; For referring to Select Committee Petition 
complaining of certain Votes of the Committee on this Bill, 
&amp;e.; uxxxv. 494.———Dartford Canal, and Kent and 
Essex Ferry Bill; For reading 2°; xc1. 281.——— Gla- 
morganshire; That the Order for referring the Bill to the 
Wales List be discharged, and the Bill committed to Com- 
mittee on the Merthyr Tydvil and Cardiff Railway Bill ; 
xc. 336.———Medway; For reading Bill 2°; xc1. 148. 
For reading Amendments of Committee 2°, 680.——— 
Perth; Clause on Report; txxxv. 493. Severn; For 
reading 2°; xc1t. 252. —— Wakefield, kc. ; For reading 
2°; LXXXU. 322,——— Wakefield and Ferrybridge ; For 
reading 2°; Lxxx1t. 121.——— Western Ship Canal; For 
reading 2° Amendments made by Committee ; Lxxx. 526. 
———- Western Union Canal; For reading 2°; Lxxv. 
213, 


82. Navy ; Admiralty Office; In Committee of Supply ; Charge 


for 1830; Lxxxv. 215. Civil Department Bill; In 
Committee ; Lxxxvil. 254. —————_ Estimates ; txxvul. 56. 65. 
—LXXXI. 89.—LXXXUII. 43.—LXxxv. 116. 233.—LXXXVIII. 
213,.—LXxxx1Xx. 35.—xc. 129.——-_ Hal f-pay, ke. ;, In Com- 
mittee of Supply; Charge for 1830; Lxxxv. 233. Mid- 
shipmen, &amp;c.; For Returns of Midshipmen promoted since 
1 January 1837, &amp;e.; xcu. 157. Officers ; Return of 
the Period at which certain Officers were removed from 
the Navy List, &amp;c.; xc. 259.———For an Address that, 
previous to the Estimates of 1838-9, means may be taken 
to ascertain the Number of Effective and Non-effective 
Officers of the Navy, &amp;c.; xc. 604. Pay Office; 
LXXXV. 215.————Promotions; That many have been made 
without any regard to Length of Service, &amp;e. ; txxvutt. 409. 
———Seamen; For leave to bring in Bill to amend Act 
22 Geo. II. c. 33, and to make better Provision for their 
encouragement, &amp;c.; Lxxx. 516. For reading 2° Re- 
solution of Committee of Supply respecting the Number 
of Men to be employed, &amp;c., 1826; Ltxxxt. 89. 1828 ; 
LXXXIIL. 43, In Committee of Supply, 1833; ixxxvuitt. 
213. 1834; LXXXIXx. 35, Impressment of ; On Mo- 
tion respecting; LXXIxX. 477.—LXXXVIII. 675,.--LXXXIX. 87. 
Treasurers of ; txxxy. 173. 


83. Netherlands &gt; Respecting; rxxxvu. 53. 494. ———-_ Nevis; Re- 


specting; Lxxvil. 378, ———_Newark, Borough of; For 
referring to Select Committee Petition complaining of the 
Political Influence of the Duke of Newcastle in; txxxv. 116. 
Newfoundland ; For Select Committee to inquire into 
the State of; uxxvur. 311.—1Lxxxv. 407.———- Nengate, 
Committals to; Uxxv1. 335.——~ Newington Select Vestry 
Bill; For reading 2°; .xxv1. 135. For adjourning Debate 
on Motion for discharging Committee on; txxvi. 346. 
New South Wales; For an Address for giving to the Free 
Inhabitants of, some System of Representation ; Lxxxvu. 
441.———New South Wales Jurisdiction Bill; For re- 
ferring Petition to Committee on the Bill; uxxviu. 448. 
——— Newspapers; That it is expedient to repeal the 
Stamp Duty on; 1xxx1x. 321, For Committee to con- 
sider of propriety of repealing Stamp Duty on; xcu. 259. 
——— Newspapers’ Stamps Bill; On reading 3°; xc1. 
692.——Bill do pass; xc1. 692.——-Nisi Prius Court 
(Dublin) Bill; Speaker do leave the Chair; txxxvu. 246. 
——— Norfolk Assizes; For referring to Select Committee 
Petition for leave to bring in a Bill for the Removal of; 
LXxx. 115, For reading Bill 2°; txxxvu. 334, —— 
Nova Scotia; In Committee of Supply; Charge for the 
Civil Establishment of, 1830; txxxv, 549. 


84. Oaths; For reading 3° Oaths before Lord Stewards Bill; 


LXxxvi. 679.———O’ Connell, D.; uxxxiv. 311. —— 
Offences (Ireland) Bill; In Committee; txxxvin. 286. 
For reading 2° Amendments of Committee, 699. 

For reading 3°; Lxxxvii. 708. Offences against the 
Person Bill; In Committee; xcu. 514, ——— Officers, 
Public; In Committee of Supply ; Charge for 1830 ; txxxv. 





LXXXIX, 82,——— Offices (Ireland); For an Account of 
Persons holding certain Offices; 1xx1x.66.——— Olave, St., 
(Hart Street) Tithes Bill; For reading 2°; xxx. 498, 
———. Orange Institutions; House to adjourn on Motion for 
Committee to inquire into the Origin of, &amp;c.; xc. 530. 
Orange Lodges; For an Address relative to the existence 
of Orange Lodges in the Army; xc. 534. That Short-hand 
Writer be required to read the Questions and Answers 
put by Committee to a Witness in reference to the point of 
examination at which his refusal (to produce a Book) 
took place; 571. That Witness be called in; xcr. 571, 
———- Orange Processions ; For Correspondence relative to 
the marching of a Body of Orangemen in Lisburn; rxxxy. 
371.———Orders of the Day; For reading; xc1. 584. 


85. Ordnance Estimates; For submitting them to the House 
in detail; .xxvi. 83. Speaker do leave the Chair; 
LXXVIII. 127, For referring them to Committee of 
Supply; xc. 279. Motions respecting; txxvi. 335, 
364. 402, 403.—Lxxvil. 138.—LxXxxv. 240.—LxXxxIx. 156. 
—xcil. 483.———Cwvil Offices; For leave to bring in 
Bill to disqualify Persons holding Civil Offices in the 
Ordnance Department from voting at Elections, &amp;c.; 
LXXVI. 257.————Lieutenant General of ; On Motion re- 
lative to the recent Appointment of Lord Beresford as; 
LXXVIIL. 42. Extraordinaries of ; On Thirteenth Re- 
solution of Committee of Supply; Lxxx1x. 157.——- 
Master-General, &amp;c.; In Committee of Supply ; Charge 
for ; LXxxv. 240. 256.——- Ordnance Stores; In Com- 
mittee of Supply; Sum for defraying Expense of; Chair- 
man to report Progress; xc1t. 483.— ——Orphans’ Fund 
Bill; For agreeing with Committee in Amendment ; Lxxvur. 
446. Bill be ingrossed ; txxvui. 447. For reading 3°; 
LXXIX. 450. 469. ———~ Outrages (Ireland); For Select 
Committee on the Laws at present in force in Ireland for 
the Suppression of Outrages, &amp;e.; LxXxxvil. 325,——_~ 
Oyster Fisheries Bill; In Committee; xc1. 349. 443. 

86. Packet Vessels Bill; For reading 2°; uxxvr. 434,.——_ 
Paper Duties Bill; On reading 3°; xcr. 677,—— 
Parishes, Union of, (Ireland); On Prev. Ques. respecting ; 
LXXXI1I. 472. Bill; For reading 2°; Lxxxv1. 770. 


87. Parliament, Dissolution of; xc. 24.———Duration of; 
For leave to bring in a Bill to shorten; txxxvin. 595,— 
LXXXIX. 296.———— Continuance of; xct. 343. —— 
Houses of ; Instruction to Committee on Plans, &amp;e.; xcr. 
17. 48. In Committee of Supply; Expense of, 1837; 
XclI. 583. For adjourning Debate on Motion for Select 
Committee to inquire into Losses by Fire, &amp;c.; xci. 598. 
——- Privileges of (Bill); For reading 2°; txxxvit. 353. 
Speaker do leave the Chair, 382. Reading Order of 
the Day for Committee on; Lxxxvu. 437. Proroga- 
tion of; Lxxv. 480.——Parliamentary Papers; On 
Tenth Resolution of Committee on Printed Papers; xc. 
544. Resolution relative to power of Publication by the 
House; xc. 419. 


88. Parliamentary Representation ; House to resolve itself 
into a Committee to consider of the State of ; txxvi. 280. 
That grievous Complaints are made of undue Election of 
Members, &amp;c.; 324. For leave to bring in Bill for better se- 
curing the Independence of Parliament, 402.———Present 
State of, requires the most serious consideration of the 
Hlouse; Lxxvit. 205. 251.—LxxxI. 298. That a Petition 
for Reform do lie on the Table; 1xxvu. 311.———On Mo- 
tion respecting Close or Decayed Boroughs ; uxxxiv. 364. 
———tTo restore the Constitutional Influence of the Com- 
mons}; Lxxxv. 70. For leave to bring in a Bill for the more 
effectual and radical Reform of Abuses, &amp;c., uxxxv. 497. 
For the Extension of the Elective Franchise, uxxxv. 497. 

Parliamentary Representation, relative to; LXXXi. 
12,—LXxXxv. 11.—xc. 24.—xcl. 262." 


g9. Parliamentary Representation Bill (England); For 
reading 2°; Lxxxvi. 420. 625. For Committee, 506. 710. 

For referring Petition from Appleby to Select Committee, 

647. Adjourning Debate on Motion that Speaker do leave 

the Chair, 647. House do adjourn on similar Motion, 647. 

In Committee, 651. 656. 660. 674. 683. 698. 704. 707. 709. 

720. 724. 728. 731. 733. 738. 742. 745. 763. 766. 772. 781. 

785. 790. 800. 813. Instruction to Committee, 674. On 

further Consideration of Report, 843. For reading 3°, 856. 

Bill do pass; 860. For reading 2°; uxxxvul. 31. 


Speaker do leave the Chair, 41. 126. In Committee, 41. 
44, 














DIVISION S—continued. 457 





91. Pavings : Watching, §c. Parishes Bill; On reading 3°; 


94. Penwith Hundred; uxxxm. 196. 








44. 49. 55. 63, 64. 68. 70, 71. 80. 83. 109. 133. 141. 151. 
160. 165. 178. On further consideration of Report, 193. 
Amendment to Question for reading 3°, 212. Amendment 
on Third Reading; txxxvi. 216. Address respecting 
Lords’ Rejection of; Lxxxvit. 305. On Motion respect- 
ing Reform of Parliament Act; Lxxxvin. 425. For 
leave to bring in Bill to repeal part of Act 4 Will. IV. 
c. 45, as relates to the Payment of Rates and Taxes, &amp;c. ; 
LXXXVIII. 497.—xcII. 149. That the House deem it ex- 
pedient to repeal or mitigate such Clauses of the Reform 
Bill as have been found to have an unexpected restrictive 
Operation ; Lxxxix. 413. 

















go. Parliamentary Representation Act Amendment Bill; | 


For reading 2°; xcri. 363. 





Parliamentary Repre- | 
sentation (Ireland) Bill; For reading 2°; Lxxxvir. 343. | 
Re-commitment, 394. For Committee, 395. Speaker do 
leave the Chair, 410. In Committee, 411. 433. 443. 452. | 
——— Parliamentary Representation (Scotland) Bill; 
For reading 2°; ixxxvi. 264. In Committee, 888.— 
LXXXVII. 383. 405. Party Processions (Ireland) 
Bill; Speaker do leave the Chair; txxxvur.433. In Com- 
mittee, 568, 569. 





yrxxxv. 435. For adjourning further proceeding on 3°; 
LXXXVIII. 612.———Dover Improvement; For reading 
Bill 2°; xc. 188.——LEdinburgh Police; For reading 
Bill 3°; uxxxvu. 370.——Lzxeter Improvement ; On 
reading 3°; LXxxvil. 394. Islington Improvement ; 
Clause on reading 3°; Lxx1x. 410.———Liverpool Police; 
For reading 2°; xc. 276.———Newbury Improvement ; 
Reading 3°; txxx. 379. Clause on 3°, 379. Pan- 
cras, St, Paving; For reading 2°; Lxxx1x. 173.—xc. 290. 
—xci. 85.—xcut. 197.———Southwark Paving ; That the 
Bill be committed ; txxx. 307. 








92. Peace of Europe (Spain) ; LXXVIII. 272.—— Peace Pre- 


servation (Ireland) Bill; In Committee; xc. 545.——— 
For leave to bring in Bill to repeal Act 5 &amp; 6 Will. IV.; 
xcu. 406.——Peers, Votes of, by Proxy; xcu. 358. 
Pension List ; Respecting; txxxrx. 409. Select 
Committee to revise the Pension List; xct. 266. 








93. Pensions ; Respecting ; Lxxvi. 364.—.Lxxvil. 138,—.Lxxvu1l. 


127,.—.Lxxx11.12.—Lxxxv. 426.———For reading 2° Malt, 
§c. Duties Bill; uxxvi. 73.———On Resolution of Com- 
mittee respecting the future Payment of the Charge of 
Naval, Military and other Pensions; ixxxvu. 233. 314. 
385. For bringing up Report, 311. For reading the 
Orders of the Day, 377. On Motion respecting ; LXxxtt. 
367.—LXxxx1x. 39. For an Address respecting ; LxXxxrx. 
252, 253.——— Pensions Bill; Speakér do leave the 
Chair ; txxvui. 192. For receiving Report, 198. For 
reading 3°, 227.———Pensions Act Amendment; For 
reading 2° Amendments of Committee; Lxxx11. 374. —— 
Pensions ( Civil Offices) Bill; In Committee ; txxx1x. 277. 
Amendment Bill; For reading 2°; .Lxxxix. 550. 
———-Pension Duties Bill; Clause on Report; xc1. 762. 
Clause stand part of Bill on reading 3°, 817. 














“ Peru” Ship; 
xcll. 46. Petitions to Parliament (Ireland) ; txxxvu. 
163. 173. ————- Pew’ Rents; xc. 173. Poland ; 
On Previous Question upon Motion respecting; Ltxxxvutt. 
560.———Police Offices (London) Bill; In Committee ; 
Lxxxvil. 365. Clause on reading 3°; Lxxxvirr. 416. 
——— Political Unions ; On Motion respecting ; Lxxxvu1. 
529.———Poole Borough; Select Committee to inquire 
into the Election of the Municipal Council; xcr. 83, 84. 
105.———Poole Corporation Bill; For reading Order of 
the Day for the Committee, 635. 691. In Committee, 
635. Instruction to Committee, 692. For reading 3°, 711. 








95. Poor Laws Amendment Bill; Respecting ; uxxvit. 435. 





For reading 2°; txxx1x. 272. For Speaker to leave 
the Chair, 291. In Committee, 291. 333. 371, 372. 376. 
384. 393. 401. 409. 421. Amendment to Question for 3°, 
449. Amendment to Lords’ Amendment, 588. Agree- 
ment in Lords’ Amendments, 588. Amendment to Ques- 
tion for reading Lords’ Amendments, 2°, 588. Fora 
Return of Communications made to the Poor Law Com- 
missioners from Manufacturing Districts relative to the 
Demand for Labour; xc. 176.— —Poor Laws Amend- 
ment Act; Respecting; xc1. 725.—xcit. 127. Poor 
Laws Amendment Act Committee ; On Motion relative to 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV,—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





I. Questions upon which the House divided—(continued)—relative to— 


Parliamentary Representation Bill (England)—con#?. Poor—continued. 


the Publication of the Evidence; xc11. 282.——Poor 
Law Inquiry ; Respecting ; xc11. 483. ———Poor’s Rates ; 
Respecting ; txxxv. 11.—.Lxxxvill. 197.—.Lxxx1x. 371.— 
XCI. 262. Poor Rate Bill; For reading 2° ; xct. 324. 
———-Poor Relief (Ireland); That it is expedient and 
necessary to institute a legal Provision for the Poor of 
Ireland ; uxxxvi. 793.———Poor Relief (Ireland) Bill; 
Speaker do leave the Chair; xcu. 358. In Committee, 
368. 411. 430, 431. 437.441. Instruction to Committee, 
377. For reading the Order of the Day for Committee, 
437.———Poor Removal Bill; For reading 2°; txxvu. 
306.——— Poor (Ireland); Previous Question on Motion 
respecting ; LXxxvil. 417. On Motion respecting ; 
LXXxIx. 401. Porisea and West Wittering Fisheries 
Bill; Reading 3°; Lxxviu. 289. Portugal; On 
Motion respecting ; .Lxxxv. 161.—.xxxvu1. 29. On 
Address for Information concerning Enlistment or Expe- 
dition against ; Lxxxvit. 86.—Lxxxvitl. 462. 

















96. Postage and Post Office; Postage; For receiving Report 


of Committee appointed to consider 52 Geo. III. c. 88; 
LXXVI. 355. Post Office Commissioners Bill; In Com- 
mittee; xc1. 753.——— Postage Duties Bill; In Com- 
mittee; xc. 339. Extra Post Bill; Speaker do 
leave the Chair; txxvi. 490. For receiving Report, 496. 
For referring Petition of Henry Burgess, for Remu- 
neration for his Plan, to Committee; txxvi1. 168, De- 
livery Bill (General); For reading 2°; Ltxxx1x. 2€2.——— 
Postmaster General; That the Duties of Joint Postmaster 
General might be performed by one Individual; txxvi. 
104. For an Address for abolishing the Office of one of 
the Postmasters General, 228. ——— Twopenny Post Let- 
ter Carriers; For referring Petition to Select Committee ; 
xcll. 477. 











97. Post Horse and Stage Coach Duties Bill; In Com- 





mittee; Lxxvil. 575. 
436. 


Prerogative Office; -Lxxx1v. 
Presbyterian Meeting Houses; ixxxt. 273- 
Prince Edwards Island; In Committee of Supply, 
Charge for 1830; Lxxxv. 550.——Prisons Bill; For 
agreeing with Lords on Amendment; Lxxvu1. 462.——— 
Prisons Regulation Bill; In Committee; xc. 538.—— 
Prison Laws (Ireland) Bill; On reading 3°; Lxxx1. 329. 








98. Private Bills; Relative to the forming Committees on ; LXxx1. 





259. Relative to the Appointment of Committees on 
Private Bills; xcr. 109. For adjourning Debate re- 
specting the Bond or Obligation for the Payment of Costs 
of Appeal; ixxxu. 178. Instruction to Committee on 
Private Bills to make Provision for the Payment of Ex- 
penses incurred in investigating Titles, &amp;c. to Lands re- 
quired by the Bill, xc1. 340. ——— Privileges; Relative 
to; LXXvi. 256.——— Privy Council Emoluments; For 
an Address respecting; Lxxxv. 426.— — Proclama- 
tions; For reading 2° Resolution of Committee of Supply 
respecting the Grant to defray the Expense of; Lxxx1. 
273. Promissory Notes Bill; For reading 2°; 
LXXVII. 395. Speaker do leave the Chair; txxxr. 108. 
For reading 3°, 135. Clause on reading 3°, 135.——— 
Promissory Notes; Respecting; txxxut. 395. 405.—xc1. 
353. (Tender); Lxxxvi1. 536. ——~ Property Taz; 
LXXXVII. 329.———Prory, Votes by; xcu. 358.—— 
Public Affairs; Foran Address respecting; txxxvu. 305. 
———-Public Credit; .xxxt. 38.——Public Money ; 
On Motion respecting Misapplication of; Lxxxu1. 469. 
Quarantine ; On Motion respecting ; Lxxxvi. $27. 














99. Queen Caroline ; That the House has learned with un- 


feigned and deep regret that the late endeavours to frame 
an Arrangement have not led to an amicable Adjustment, 
&amp;e.; xxv. 344. For adjourning Debate for referring 
Papers to Select Committee, 356. For appointing 
Committee to inspect Lords’ Journals respecting Proceed- 
ings on the Bill to dissolve the Marriage between His 
Majesty and Her Majesty Caroline Amelia Elizabeth, 480. 
Relative to the Liturgy, and the insertion of the Names 
of Queens Consort from the Reign of James I.; txxvi. 3. 
House do adjourn on Motion respecting the Omis- 
sion of Her Majesty’s Name in the Liturgy; Lxxvi. 13. 
On Motion, censuring the Conduct of His Majesty’s 
Ministers relative to, 41. Relative to the insertion of Her 
Majesty’s Name in the Liturgy, 68. 











100. Railways: Railway Bills; xc1. 340, Amendment to Thir- 


teenth Resolution of Committee on Standing Orders rela- 
tive to Railroad Bills, 745. That the Standing Order of 


ly August 


5 Z 





458 DIVISIONS—continued. 








I. Questions upon which the House divided—(continued)—relative to— 
Railways—continued. Registration of Voters Bill; Speaker do leave the Chair 


19 August 1836 be suspended; xc1. 295.———Railroads 
and Public Works Bill ; For reading 2°; xcu. 363.——— 
Avon and Gloucestershire; For reading 2°; Lxxxv. 171. 
——Bath and Weymouth; For reading 2°; xct1. 309. 
—— Belfast and Cavehill; For reading 2°; xc. 332, 
——— Birmingham and London ; For reading 2°; Lxxxvit- 
149.——— Blackwall and London Commercial; Reading 
Committee’s Amendments 2°; xc. 519. For reading 3°, 541. 
Brighton and London ; Instruction to Committee to 
report relative to the Engineering Particulars ofeach Line ; 
xcu. 356. For agreeing with Committee in Report, &amp;c.; 417. 
For an Address for Instruction to Military Engineer, 441. 
——( Rennie’s Line. )}—Petition, complaining of Fictitious 
Signatures, be referred to Select Committee on the Dept- 
ford and Dover Subscription List ; xc11. 298.——{ Stephen- 
son’s Line. )—For reading 2°, xc1. 67. For reading Com- 
mittees’ Amendments 2°, 578. Adjourning Debate on 
Motion for Select Committee, as to false Evidence before 
Sub-Committee on Petitions; xc. 258.———That the 
Petition complaining of the methods adopted to obtain 
signatures to the Subscription Contract, be referred to the 
Select Committee on the Deptford and Dover Subscription 
List, xcu. 386. (Mills Line.)—Parties be per- 
mitted to proceed; xcu. 175. For referring Documents 
relating to, to the Engineer appointed to examine the merits 
of the respective Lines, xcu. 441.———Courteenhall and 
Great Wigston; Amendment on 2°; xcu. 205.——— 
Dover and London; For reading Amendments of Com- 
mittee 2°; xcr. 410.—— Edinburgh and Dalkeith; For 
reading Amendments of Committee 2°; txxx. 466.——— 
Edinburgh and Glasgow ; For reading Committee’s Amend- 
ments 2°; xcu. 496. For reading 3°, 503.——— Glasgow 
and Ayr; For agreeing with Committee on Amendment; 
xcu. 382. For preventing Travelling on the Railway on 
the Lord’s Day, 386.———Gravesend and London; For 
reading 2°; xc1. 92.——Hull and Selby ; For reading 3°; 
xc1.231. Bringing up Clause offered on 3°, 231. ————_Kings- 
worthy and West Monckton; On reading 2°; xcu. 166. 
Liverpool and Manchester ; On reading 3°; 1Lxxxt. 
215.———London Grand Junction; For reading Com- 
mittee’s Amendments 2°; xc. 271. For adjourning De- 
bate on Motion, That Sir Samuel Whalley’s Vote be dis- 
allowed, 271.——Long Eaton and Tupton; For dis- 
charging Order for referring Petition for Bill to Committee 
on Petitions for Bills; xc1u. 99.———Midland Counties ; 
On amendment to question for considering Report ; 
xci. 318. ———— Newcastle and North Shields; For 
reading Committee’s Amendments 2°; xc1. 378, ——— 
Northern, Great; For reading 2°; xcr. 292, —— 
Norwich and London; For reading 2°; xc1. 253,——— 
Oxford and Great Western; For reading Committee’s 
Amendments 2°; xc. 222. On reading 3°; xcu. 
226.———Polloc and Govan; Clause on reading 2°; xct1. 
477.——— Portsmouth Junction; For reading Bill 2°; 
xcu. 181.———Purton Pill; For reading 2°; txxxvu. 
211. Shields, South, and Monkwearmouth; For read- 
ing 2°; uxxxvu. 102. For referring Petition, complaining 
of certain Acts of the Committee, to a Committee of 
Appeal, 220.——Stroud and Severn; For reading 2°; 
LXxx. 348.———Tamworth and Rugby; That Parties be 
permitted to proceed ; xci1. 184.——— Tees; For reading 
2°; Lxxx. 162. For discharging Committee; xxix. 
311.——— Western, Great; For reading 2°; ixxxix. 102. 
For reading 2? Amendments of Committee, 509. That 
Bill be committed; xc. 59. For bringing up Clause, 
preventing travelling on the Lord’s Day, 287.——— 
Worcester and Wolverhampton; For reading Committee’s 
Amendments 2°; xc11. 357. 


101. Randall, Robert :—For Copy Appointment of, under the 


Sheriffs or Corporation of Coventry ; Lxxxvi1l. 652, —— 
Real Property; For leave to bring in a Bill, providing 
that in cases of Intestacy, and in the absence of any Set- 
tlement to the contrary, Landed Property be equally 
divided among the Children, &amp;c.; xct. 245.—xcu. 223. 
——— Receiver General of Land and Assessed Taxes ; 
On Previous Question upon Motion respecting the Office 
of; uxxv. 396.—— Reduction of Expenditure; uxxvt. 
223. 475.—LXXVIIl. 5.—LXxxil, 12.—.Lxxxv. 39. 

Regency ; For an Address respecting; uxxxv. 598. 626. 
——- Register of Elections, (Final Bill); For reading 
2°; xen. 509.—No. 2. Bill; For reading 2°; xcu1. 527. 
Speaker do leave the Chair, 550. For reading 3°, 685.——— 





for going into Committee; xc1. 262. In Committee, 290, 
306. 484. 501. 536.568. Amendment on 3°, 760. That Bill 
do pass, 760.———Registration of Voters (Ireland) Bill ; 
In Committee; xc. 574. 586.—— Registrar of the Pre- 
rogative Office ; Lxxxu. 436.——— Religious Assemblies 
Bill; For reading 2°; uxxx1x. 263. Speaker do leave 
the Chair, 291. In Committee, 292. For reading 3°, 38), 
——— Religious Instruction ; xct. 666.—xci1. 466.——_ 
Religious Worship, Scotland; xcu. 338. ——— Rent. 
Charges (Tithes); xc1. 427. Requin Ship ; For re- 
ferring to Select Committee Papers relative to the Capture 
of; Lxxvin. 448.———Retired Allowance List; uxxxix, 
409. 


102, Revenue, Motions relative to; ixxvr. 479.—.xxxn. 19. 


For an Address that a minute Investigation be in- 
stituted into the Mode and Expenses of the Management 
and Collection of the several Branches of the Revenue ; 
Lxxvi. 478.——That Estimates of the probable Charge of 
collecting and managing the Revenue be annually sub- 
mitted to the consideration of Parliament, and a Vote taken 
thereupon ; LxxviI. 101.——— Revenue Inquiry (Ireland) 
Bill; On reading 3°; rxxvi. 474. ———- Revenue Officers ; 
LXXVUl. 442,———- Revenue, Surplus ; uxxvu. 116.—xct. 
297.———Ribbon Trade; For leave to bring in a Bill 
for the Protection of; rxxx1x. 413.———Robison, Cap- 
tain; For Address for Minutes of Court Martial on, in 
New South Wales; txxxvutt. 566. 


103. Roman Catholic Association ; That Petitioners, Members 


of the Association, be heard by themselves, &amp;c., at the Bar 
of the House; txxx. 96. For Communications relative 
to the Burial of Roman Catholics and Dissenters ; uxx1x. 
12.——Roman Catholic Chapels; uxxx1. 273.——— 
Roman Catholic Clergy ; Relative to a Provision being 
made for them; Lxxx. 357.——Roman Catholic Mar- 
riages Bill; For reading 2°; txxxvu. 243. For ad- 
journing Debate on Question, That the Bill do pass; xc. 
380. For reading 3°; xc1. 349. Roman Catholic 
Peers; For leave to bring in a Bill to relieve them from 
Disabilities imposed by 30 Car. II., with regard to the 
right of sitting and voting in the House of Peers; txxvu. 
221. For reading 2°, 252.——Roman Catholics; Re- 
lative to; Lxxxul. 12.———-For Committee to inquire into 
the state of the Laws affecting Roman Catholics; txxv1. 
124,.—Lxxx. 144,—Lxxx111. 343.—Lxxx1v. 109. For ad- 
journing Debate on a similar Motion; txxvim1. 224. That 
House do adjourn on similar Motion, 224. For reading 
Order for resuming adjourned Debate on similar Motion; 
LXxXxIv. 109. That the House is deeply impressed with 
the expediency of taking into consideration the Laws, &amp;c.; 
Lxxx1.'289. For referring Petition to Select Committee 
complaining of inequality in the Administration of the 
Laws, 432.——— Roman Catholic Disability Removal 
Bill ; For reading 2°; uxxvi. 174. For reading 3°, 227. 
———Roman Catholic Relief Bill; For reading 2°; 
LXXX. 327. For reading 3°, 398. For reading 2°; 
Lxxxiv. 148. Bill be ingrossed,179. For reading 3°, 184. 
Clause on reading 3°, 184. 


104. Ross, Captain ; Respecting ; ixxxrx. 512,.—— Rowan, 


George; For laying on the Table Petition from him, com- 
plaining of having been dismissed from his Situation in the 
Excise ; also accusing Colonel Crossby, . p., of receiving 
Money for procuring Persons Situations; txxvim. 444. 

Royal Family, Annuities to; For agreeing in a 
Resolution of Committee for making Provision for the 
Duchess of Kent, Duke of Cumberland, The Princess 
Alexandrina Victoria of Kent, and Prince George Frederic 
Alexander Charles Ernest Augustus of Cumberland ; txxx. 
471.———Russia; Respecting ; txxxvu. 494,.——_ Rus- 
sian Dutch Loan; On Motions respecting, txxxvut. 53. 
For Committee to take into consideration the Convention 
between His Majesty and the Emperor of all the Russias, 
dated 16 November 1831, 485. 494. In Committee, 506. 


105. Salaries’ Reduction ; Respecting ; Lxxvi. 223, 479.—— 


Salaries of Public Officers; On Previous Question upon 
Motion respecting ; uxxxv1. 596.———Salmon Fisheries 
Bill; For re-committing Bill; uxxx1. 186.———Salmon 
Preservation (Scotland) Bill; For reading 3°; Lxxxtl. 
468.———Salt Duties ; For leave to bring ina Bill for the 
gradual Reduction of the Duties on Salt ; uxxvi.70. Mo- 
tionsrelative to; Lxxvil. 314. 386.———Schools, Ireland ; 

LXXXVII. 











DIVISION S—continued. 459 








I. Questions upon which the House divided—(continuwed)—relative to— 


LXXxvi. 13, Scott, Messrs.; xc. 571.———Sea 
Apprenticeship Bill ; For reading 3°; txxxvitt. 557.—— 
Seamen’s Widows Bill; For reading 2°; txxxrx. 305. 
Secret Services ; In Committee of Supply, Charge 
for 1832; Lxxxvil. 273. Seditious Meetings ; For 
leave to bring in a Bill to repeal Act 60 Geo. III. c. 6; 
LXXVI. 317.———Septennial Act; xcu1.343.———WSession, 
Court of, (Scotland) ; For leave to bring in a Bill for 
the better Regulation of the Office of Auditor of Accounts 
in, and for the Appointment of two Accountant-Generals 
in the said Court; xc1. 547. In Committee, 635. 
Sessional Business ; txxxv. 598. 














106. Sheerness Dock Yard ; ixxvi. 314. ———Sheriffs’ Courts 
Bill ; In Committee ; xcu.301. Instruction to Committee, 
473. ——— Sheriffs’ Expenses Bill; On reading 3°; 
LXxxvil. 506..—Speaker do leave the Chair; ixxxviu. 
493. 518. In Committee, 493,———Sheriffs’ Fees Bill; 
In Committee; xcu. 446.——WSheriffs (Ireland) Bill ; 
In Committee ; xc. 559.———~Shiel, R. L., M.p.; uxxxrx. 
17.——Shrewsbury Poor Bill; For reading 2°; txxx. 
363. Sicily ; For Address relative to the Attempts 
made to reduce the Privileges of the Sicilian Nation; txxv1. 
458. Silk Manufacture Bill; For reading 2° Amend- 
ments of Committee; txxvi. 378. For reading 3°, 383. 
Silk Trade; For Select Committee into the State 
of the Silkk Trade; txxxi. 102. —1xxxiv. 229. Speaker 
do leave the Chair, 252.———Silver Currency; xc. 297. 
——— Sinecure List; .xxxix. 409. ——— Sinecures ; 
LXXXII. 12.———Sinecures (Army and Navy); On Pre- 
vious Question on Motion respecting; txxxvi1. 42.—— 
Sinking Fund; uxxvu. 311. 














107. Slaves and Slavery ; That Mr. Stephen be heard at the 
Bar against the Slaves Removal Bill; txxvi. 402. For 
reading 2° the said Bill, 407. Relative to the Trial of 
Slaves for Rebellion, Conspiracy and other Offences ; 
Lxxx1. 120. Touching the Condition of the Slaves, and 











condemnatory of the Colonial Legislatures, 375.——On 
Motion respecting Slavery; txxxv. 644.—xc. 24. For 
printing a Petition relative to; Lxxxvi. 355. For ap- 





pointing Select Committee on Slavery; txxxvu. 338. In 
Committee, on Extinction of Slavery, 472. 476.——— 
Slavery, Abolition of, Bill; Speaker do leave the Chair ; 
Lxxxvi1.600. In Committee, 602. 611, 612. 617, 618. 639. 


108. Smith, Mr. Baron; For Committee to inquire into his 
Conduct; txxx1x. 26. 59.——— Smithfield Market Bill; 
For reading 2°; .xxxiv. 304.———Soap and Tallow 
Duties ; For Committee te consider the expediency of re- 
pealing the Duties on Soap, &amp;c.; xc. 146. Spain ; 
For Address relative to the late Negotiation with; txxvii1. 
272. Address respecting the Affairs of; Lxxix. 48. 
Motion respecting ; xc11. 279.———Spanish Claimants ; 
On Motion respecting ; Lxxx1x. 386. 








109. Speaker of the House ; That E. J. Littleton, Esq’, do 
take the Chair; txxxvit. 4.——That the Right Hon. 
Charles Manners Sutton do take the Chair; xc. 5——— 
Special Commissions; For an Address for a general 
Pardon and Amnesty to Agricultural Labourers and others 
tried and convicted at the late Special Sessions; txxxv1. 
223. Spirits, Wine and Beer (Ireland) Bill; On 
reading 3°; Lxxxvill. 678. Spirit Licenses, Ireland ; 
For adjourning Debate for Committee on the propriety of 
an immediate Repeal of a Portion of 4 &amp; 5 Will. IV. c. 75, 
respecting ; xci. 130.———Spirituous Liquors Sale Bill; 
Speaker do leave the Chair; xc1. 586.———Spring Guns 
Bill; For reading 2°; txxx. 585. On reading 3°, 617. 
Bill, with Amendments, do pass, 617. Reading 3°; 

















LXXXI. 299. Speaker do leave the Chair; txxxu. 353. 
Reading 3°, 377. Amendment proposed to Lords’ Amend- 
ment, 469. 


110. Stamp Duties; Motion respecting; uxxxvin, 344. 676. 

——— Stamp Duties Bill; In Committee; xct. 648, 649. 

676. Stamps and Excise Duties; Amendment for 

reducing Duty on Newspapers ; for reducing Duty on 

Soap; xcr. 524.——-Stannaries Courts Bill; In Com- 





mission of Ladies, &amp;c.; xc. 458. For agreeing with Com- 
mittee in certain Resolutions relative thereto, 515.—xc1. 319. 
In Committee of Supply (Ladies’ Gallery), Charge for, 
776. For Address for carrying into effect Recommend- 
ation of Committee of 1835; xc11. 477.———On Motion 
for usual Sessional Orders; Amendment for the free Ad- 
mission of the Public; xcu. 7.———Subletting Act, 
Ireland; For leave to bring in Bill to repeal 7 Geo. IV. 
c. 29; Lxxxvi. 58.———Subletting Act Amendment 
(Ireland) Bill; In Committee ; txxxvir. 128. 





111. Sugar ; For receiving Report of Committee on the several 
Acts relating to the Duties on East India Sugar ; uxxv1. 
439. For Committee to inquire into the Duties on; 
LXXVIII. 333. In Committee of Ways and Means, 
Amendment proposed to Resolution of, relative to; txxxv. 
574. 599.604.—LxxxvIi. 366.—LXXXVII. 172.—.Lxxxviil. 145. 
Sugar Duties; uxxxv. 458. 549. 574. 599.—.Lxxxvi. 
366.—LXxxvil. 172.—Lxxxvill. 145. 476.———Sugar Re- 
Jinery Bill; Speaker do leave the Chair; txxxvi. 836. 
For reading 2°, 898. House do adjourn, 913.———Sugar 
Refinery; For receiving Report of Committee on Act 
10 Geo. IV. c. 49, &amp;c.; Lxxxvi. 875.———Superannua- 
tions ; Lxxvi. 302. 











112. Supply; On Previous Question relative to the estimated 
Amount of Supplies for the Army, Navy, Ordnance and 
Miscellaneous Services, 1818, and Supplies in 1820; 
LXxvI. 144.——-Amendments to Questions for reading 
Order of the Day for Committee of Supply; txxvz. 
152. 241, 302.—Lxxvul. 56. 65. 87.—-LXXxvill. 378.— LXxxv. 
28. 39. 173.—Lxxxvull. 317. 344.—.Lxxx1Ix. 59. 130.—xc, 
297. 399.—xcII. 338. 343. 482. Amendments to Ques- 
tions for Speaker to leave the Chair; txxvi. 223. 294. 314. 
335, 358. 364.—Lxxvil. 56. 87. 1388. 379.—LxxxIl. 377.— 
LXxxv. 40. 458.—Lxxxvi. 868.—Lxxxvill. 317.—xc. 129. 
336.———In Committee; txxxvi. 668. 875.—LXxxvil. 
552.———For bringing up Report; txxx1. 207.—- For 
receiving Report of Committee ; txxv1. 223.—.xxx. 112.— 
LXXXil. 377. For now reading Resolutions of Com- 
mittee; LXxxxi. 135. Amendment to Question for 
reading 2° Resolutions; txxx. 171. 532.—.Lxxx1. 89. 273. 
—LXXXI1. 43.—LxxxIx. 512.———Amendments proposed 
to Resolutions of Committee; txxvi. 171. 302. 402, 403. 
487.—LXXVII. 151.—LXxvill. 444.—Lxxxv. 156.—LXXxIx. 
157.———For agreeing with Committee in Resolutions ; 
LXXVI. 489,—Lxxx. 5382.—Lxxxvul. 531.———Amendment 
to Question for agreeing with Committee in Resolutions ; 
LXXXII. 201. 552. For going into Committee of Ways 
and Means; txxxv. 549. Amendment proposed to 
Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means; Lxxxv. 
604. 














[Note; Amendments moved on going into, or in Com- 
mittee of Supply, must be sought for under the subject. 
matter to which they respectively relate.] 


113. Surplus Revenue; Relative to; txxvi. 116.—xcr. 297. 
——— Swiss Cantons; Respecting the Charge of the 
Mission to; Lxxvui. 273. Tailzies Regulation (Scot- 
land) Bill; For bringing up Report ; txxx1v. 340.——— 
Taxation; Respecting; wxxvi. 5. 19. 245. 311.— 
LXXXIIl. 12,—LXxxv. 11. 229.—Lxxxvul. 30. 218. 317. 
577. 672.—Lxxx1x. 59. 467.—xc. 284. 336.—xcI. 297. 
——— Tenements, Rating of, Bill; For leave to bring 
in a Bill for rating Owners; xci. 478.———Tene- 
ments, Recovery of ; Speaker do leave the Chair; xcu. 
473. In Committee, 473.—— Terceira; That the 
use of force in intercepting unarmed Vessels and pre- 
venting them from anchoring and landing Passengers 
in the Harbour of Port Praia was a violation of the 
Sovereignty of the State to which the Island of Terceira 
belonged ; rxxxv. 343. Texas; For an Address for 
Correspondence between the Governments of Mexico, 
United States, and the British Government, on the subject 
of Texas; xcii. 149.———Thames Quay; For leave to 
bring in a Bill for building a Quay and Terrace Carriage 
Road on the Northern Shore of the River Thames; uxxx. 
199. Thurso River ; txxx. 468. 











114, Tithes ; Motions relative to (generally); uxxxvim. 30.— 
LXXxIX. 5. 400,———Commutation (England) Bill; In- 
struction to Committee; Lxxx1u1. 178. In Committee ; 
xcl. 341. 361. 387. House do agree with Committee in 
Amendment, 552. Clause on 3°, 569. Words proposed to be 
left out stand part of Bill, 569.——-Agreement and disagree- 





: mittee ; xc. 716.———Steam Engines Bill; Speaker do 
: leave the Chair; txxvi. 313.———Steam Vessels Pilotage 
7 Bill; Speaker do leave the Chair for going into Com- 
’ mittee; xc. 540.———Steam Vessels (Scotland) ; For 
leave to bring in a Bill to regulate; uxxx1. 147.——— 
; Strangers’ Gallery; For Select Committee to consider of 
“ the best means of setting apart a Portion of, for the ad- 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


asi sae 


ment in Lords’ Amendments, 729.———Titheg, Ireland 
(generally ) ; 





460 


DIVISION S—continued. 








I. Questions upon which the House divided—(continued)—relative to— 
Tithes—continued. generally the right of Admission to the English Univer. 


115. Tit 


(generally); Relative to; uxxxi11. 472.—Lxxxvill. 181.—xc. 
208.—xcl. 427. 611. For reading Orders of the Day 
to supersede Motion respecting ; Lxxvil. 356. For Com- 
mittee; LXxxvit. 175. In Committee on Irish Tithes ; 
LXXXVII. 227.—Lxxx1Ix.51.—xc. 148. Tithes (Ireland) 
Bill; In Committee ; rxxxvu. 254.260. Reading 3°, 279. 
Reading 2°; uxxxviut. 661. For Speaker to leave the 
Chair, 697. In Committee, 697.——-Clauses on reading 3° ; 
Lxxxvi. 709. For adjourning Debate for reading 2°, 
247. For reading 2°, 256. Speaker do leave the Chair, 
425. 536. 645. In Committee, 540. 545. 548. For 
reading 2°, xc1. 453.———Tithes (Ireland) Act; That 
Speaker do leave the Chair; txxxvi11. 480. In Committee, 
487.——— Abolition of ; That a Petition for, do lie on the 
Table; wxxxvu. 547. For printing a Petition for; 
LXXXVII. 114.————Arrear of ; For reading Report of 
Committee on Resolution of the Committee of the Whole 
House on, 2 Will. IV. c. 41; txxxvit1. 643.—— Collec- 
tion of ; For printing Petition against Employment of 
Troops in; .xxxvil. 551.———Commutation; House 
do adjourn to supersede Motion for reading Resolution of 
Committee on, 2°; xc11. 339. To agree with Committee 
in Resolution; xcr. 339. Tithes Composition (Ire- 
land ) Bill; Speaker do leave the Chair; txxvitt. 396. 
For adjourning Debate on Motion for leave to bring in a 
Bill to amend Provisions of the Tithe Composition Act ; 
LXXXVII. 463. For leave to bring in a Bill to amend 
Provisions of the Tithe Composition Acts; txxxvu. 488. 
Speaker do leave the Chair; itxxxvit. 519. In Com- 
mittee, 544. 549.———Leasing Bill; For reading 2°; 
LXXVII. 412.———On Potatoes; For leave to bring in Bill 
to exempt the Occupiers of Land not exceeding Two Acres 
from the Payment of; txxxvi. 287. See infra, 117. 


les to Lands; xc1.340.——Tobacco Duties Bill; For 
reading 2°; txxv1. 447. House do adjourn on Question for 
Speaker to leave the Chair, 459.——Tobago; For ap- 
pointing early in the next Session a Select Committee 
respecting the Administration of Justice in the Island of; 
LXXvI. 419. Trade; wLxxxu. 12.—xc. 366,——— 
Treasurer of the Navy; uxxxv. 173. Treasury Bills, 
Ireland; Relative to the Rate of Interest on Irish Trea- 
sury Bills; uxxvi. 397.——- Treasury Fee Fund; In 
Committee of Supply, Charge for; txxxv. 396. 


116. Turnpike Bill Fees ; On Motion respecting ; txxxm. 256. 


———For reading 2° Lime Toll Exemption Bill; txxx1x. 
401.———On reading 3° Manure Toll Exemption Bill ; 
xc. 438.———Highways Bill; In Committee; txxxix. 
430, 431.—xc. 250.——Roads Act Amendment Bill 
(Ireland) ; Speaker do leave the Chair; rxxx1x. 445. In 
Committee, 445.——~wScotland; On further consideration 
of Report; -Lxxxvi. 787. Ayrshire Roads; For 
agreeing with Committee in Amendment; .txxxu. 475. 
———- Barrington and Campsfield Road ; For reading 2°; 
LXxx1Xx. 264. Black Dog Roads; Reading 2° Amend- 
ments of the Committee ; txxxvut1. 375. Clause on read- 
ing 3°; Lxxxvint. 385.——— Dundalk Roads; For reading 
2°; Lxxxv. 351.———Highbury Place Roads; For agree- 
ing with Committee in an Amendment; wtxxxvil. 245. 
Amendments to Committee's Amendment, 245. Hull 
and Hedon Road; For reading 2° Amendments made by 
the Committee; Lxxxv. 389.——— Kettering, kc. Road; 
Amendment proposed to Amendment made by the Commit- 
tee; Lxxvili. 274. Market Harborough; Amendment 
on reading 3°; txxv. 359.———— Marylebone, St., and Finch- 
ley Road; For reading 2°; uxxx1. 129.——— Metropolis 
Roads; For reading 2°; uxxvi. 241. For Re-commit- 
ment; 376.———Northern Roads Bill; For adjourning De- 
bate for Commitment of ; txxxv. 507. For reading 2°, 507. 
Rochdale ; For reading 2°; txxx. 196.———Shef- 
field and Tinsley Road; For reading 2°; xc1. 256.——— 
Smithfield, East, Road; For reading 2°; Lxxx1x. 323. 


117. Union, Act of; For Select Committee to consider Provisions 


of, so far as relates to the Trade between Great Britain and 
Ireland; ixxv. 312.———Union with Ireland; Motions 
respecting; Lxxxvitl. 26. 30. For Select Committee respect- 
ing the means by which the Dissolution of the Parliament 
of Ireland was effected, &amp;c.; ixxxix. 231. ——— Union 
Duties Bill; Amendment on reading 3°; txxv. 4382,——— 
Union Workhouses; xct. 725.———~ Universities’ Pro- 
fessors ; In Committee of Supply, Charge for; txxxv1. 633. 
—LXXXVII. 272.—xc. 337, Universities Admission ; 
For leave to bring in Bill to grant to His Majesty’s Subjects 





sities, &amp;c.; LxxxIx. 191. For reading 2° Universities 
Admission Bill; wuxxxix. 419. On reading 3°, 5309, 
——— Police Bill; On Report, xxx. 574. —— Unlap. 
ful Societies (Ireland); For adjourning Debate on Motion 
for leave to bring in Bill to amend certain Acts relating 
to; uxxx. 33. House do adjourn on similar Motion, 33, 
For leave to bring in Bill to amend certain Acts relat. 
ing to; Lxxx. 50. For reading Bill 2°, rxxx. 103,— 
Reading 3°, 129.———Upwell Tithes ; For leave to bring 
in Bill to commute; txxxix. 481. For reading 2°, 493, 
——Usury Laws Repeal Bill; Speaker do leave the 
Chair; txxvi. 402. For receiving Report from Com- 
mittee, 436. For reading 2°; rxx1x.40. For Committee, 
106. 267. Speaker do leave the Chair, 106. 267—_Foy 
leave to bring in Bill; uxxxv. 17. For reading 2°, 73, 
Amendment Bill; For reading 2°, txxxi1. 453, 
For Speaker to leave the Chair, rxxxv. 385. Adjourning 
Debate on Motion for reading Committee’s Amendments 2°, 
556. 


118. Vagrants (Scottish and Irish) Bill; In Committee, 


LXXXVull. 593. -Vestries Bill ; In Committee ; rxxxvz, 
879. For reading 3°, 892. For reading 2° Vestry Act 
Amendment Bill; txxxvu. 45. For reading 2° Parish 
Vestries Bill; uxxx1x. 279.—xc1. 543.,———— Westminster, 
St. James, Vestry; For reading 2°; txxxiv. 324,—— 
Vestries Regulation (Ireland); For leave to bring in Bill 
to alter and amend Act 7 Geo. IV.c. 74, respecting; txxxy, 
338. On Amendment proposed to Question for leave to 
bring in asimilar Bill; txxxv. 537.——— -Vice, Society for 
discountenancing ; Agreement with Committee of Supply 
in Resolution respecting Grant to, 1825; Lxxx. 532,——_ 
Volunteer Corps; In Committee of Supply, 1830; txxxy, 
91. 156. 1833; LXXXVIII. 371. 18345 Lxxxix. 105, 
—1835; xc. 258. 1836 ; xc1. 240. 1837; xc11. 228, 

On Amendment to Resolution of Committee of Supply ; 
LXXxxVv. 156. 


119. Wages, Money Payment of ; For leave to bring in a Bill 


to consolidate and amend Laws prohibiting the Payment of 
Wages in Goods; ixxxvi. 173. In Committee on Bill; 
LXXXVI. 477. Speaker do leave the Chair, 836,—— 
Reading 3°; txxxvi. 891.——— Warehousing Bill; Speaker 
do leave the Chair; txxviu. 156.——— Warrants of Dis- 
tress (Ireland) Bill; For reading 3°; txxx1x. 386,——— 
Waterworks; Belfast; Amendment on 2°; xcu. 210.—— 
Cheltenham; Amendment on 2°; Lxx1x. 209. Edin- 
burgh and Leith; Amendment to Motion for reading 2° 
Amendments of Committee; txxx. 486. Glasgow ; For 
reading 2°; xc. 257.——London, &amp;c.; For reading 2°; xc. 
139. Metropolis Water Company; For reading 2°; 
xc. 319. ——— Weights and Measures Bill; In Com- 
mittee; xc. 435. 480. 514. Welch Language; xct. 
654.———West India Company Bill; For reading 2’; 
LXXIxX. 842, For reading 3°; txxx. 419.——— West 
Indies (Crown Colonies); Speaker do leave the Chair on 
going into Committee to consider of authorising a Pay- 
ment out of the Consolidated Fund for the relief of Crown 
Colonies in; txxxvul. 553.——— West India Colonies Dis- 
tress; LXXVIII.378,.—LXXXv.549.——— Westminster Abbey ; 
On Motion respecting; Lxxx1. 236, 237. Wharfs 
Buildings Bill; For laying before the House Minutes of 
Evidence taken before Committee on; txxv1. 373. Clause 
on reading 3°, 389.———- Whitehall Chapel ; In Committee 
of Supply, Grant for; xc. 336. 


120. Widows’ Pension List ; rxxx1x. 409.——— Wigan Rectory 


Bill; For bringing up Clause, xcu. 451. For adjourning 
Debate for inserting Words in Title of Bill, 451. Bill, with 
Amendments, do pass, 451.—— Wills, Execution of, Bill ; 
In Committee; xc. 272.—xcu. 515.—— Wilson, Sir 
Robert ; Address for Correspondence relative to his Re- 
moval from the Army; Lxxvil. 26.——Windox Taz; 
For Repeal; txxvi. 395.—Lxxvitt. 107.—1Lxxx. 427.—xc. 
331.—xcu. 332.———Windsor Castle and Buckingham 
Palace; In Committee of Supply, 1831; uxxxvi. 875. 
——. Woods and Forests; uxxx111. 468.—— Wool; On 
Previous Question for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal 
the Tax on Foreign Wool; uxxv. 245.——— Woolwich 
Academy ; In Committee of Supply, Charge for 1830; 
LXxxv. 353.——— Works, Office of; In Committee of 
Supply, Charge for 1830; Lxxxv.361.——— Works, Public, 
(Ireland) Bill; In Committee; uxxxvi. 853. Yeo- 
manry Corps (Ireland); For printing Petition respecting ; 
LXXXVI. 745.———— York, Archbishop of ; Respecting; x¢t- 
666.———York County ; Respecting; rxxxi1. 485. 


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DIVISIONS—continued. 





121, An Equality of Numbers upon Divisions, Mr. Speaker 
gives the casting Vote; Lxxvi. 229. 439.—Lxxx1. 387.—Lxxx111. 
292.—LXxXIX. 497.— xcil. 496. _—-——In a Committee of the Whole 
House on a Bill; The Chairman gives the casting Vote; txxxix. 
430. 

122. No Noes except the Tellers; txxxv. 389. 

123. Upon a Division, it appeared there was only one Teller 
for the Yeas; the Noes returned, and Mr. Speaker declared that 
the Noes had it; txxxiv. 379. 

124. The Yeas were directed to go forth; a Member was 
appointed one of the Tellers for the Yeas, but no Member going 
forth, nor any other Member appearing to be a second Teller for 
the Yeas, Mr. Speaker declared the Noes had it; xc. 550. 

125. The Noes were directed to go forth; a Member was 
appointed one of the Tellers for the Noes; but no Member going 
forth, nor any other Member appearing to be a second Teller, 
Mr. Speaker declared the Yeas had it; Lxxx1x. 226. 

126. The Noes were directed to go forth; a Member was 
appointed one of the Tellers for the Noes; but no other Member 
remaining in the House to be a second Teller for the Noes, Mr. 
Speaker declared the Yeas had it; txxxix. 567. 

127. The Yeas on the right hand and the Noes on the left, on 
Question, That a certain Member do take the Chair as Speaker, 
the Tellers in such case being appointed by the Clerk; txxxvut. 
4.—xc. 5. During Ballots for Committees for the Trial of 
Controverted Elections; txxx11. 337.—xci1. 294. 





128. Nota House upon Divisions ; House was adjourned upon 
its appearing upon the Report of Divisions that Forty Members 
were not present, and being after Four of the Clock in the After- 
noon (or if after Twelve o’Clock at Night the particular hour is 
stated); Lxxv. 334.—Lxxvil. 70.—LxxIx. 141. 300. 450.—1xxx. 
196. 221.—Lxxxil. 349.—LXXXIV. 372.— Lxxxv. 453. 605,.— 
LXXXVII. 35, 246.—LXXx1Ix. 410.—xc, 449.—xc1. 215. 817,—xcll. 
102, &amp;c.———In the Morning Sitting, Mr. Speaker adjourned 
the House till Five o’Clock in the Afternoon; Lxxx1x. 347. 522. 


129. Not a House, it appearing upon Divisions in Committees 
of the whole House that Forty Members were not present; where- 
upon Mr. Speaker resumed the Chair, and the House being told 
by Mr. Speaker, and Forty Members not being present, the House 
was adjourned ; Lxxxiv. 209.—.Lxxxv. 23. 60, kc. 

130. Upon a Division in a Committee, it appeared Forty 
Members were not present; Mr. Speaker resumed the Chair; 
House told by Mr. Speaker, and Forty Members being present, 
the House again resolved itself into the Committee; Lxxxim. 453. 


131. The Speaker calls the attention of the House to his having 
caused a Member to vote who was not within the Doors of the 


140. Resolution, That upon a Division, those who question the 
Decision of Mr. Speaker, do go forth; txxxvit. 102. 

141. Report from Select Committee appointed to inquire into 
the best mode of securing an accurate and authentic Account of 
the Divisions of the House, read; Motion, That this House doth 
agree with the Committee in the said Report; Question put, and 
agreed to; Resolution, That the Plan proposed by the Committee 
be acted upon before the close of the present Session, and Clerks 
be appointed for the purpose of carrying it into effect; Lxxxrx. 
471. Resolution, 8 May 1834, relative to Divisions of the House, 
read; Resolution, That the Plan agreed to by the Resolution for 
taking the Divisions, be discontinued during the remainder of the 
Session, 496. 

142. That the present mode of publishing Division Lists be ex- 


144. Motion, That Mr. Speaker be requested to make the 
necessary Arrangements for taking of Divisions, and for the in- 
sertion of them in the Votes, giving the Names of each Member in 
the Majority and Minority ; Ques. Neg. thereupon ; Lxxxviu. 102. 

145. Motions for disallowing the Votes of Members with- 
drawn ; txxx. 110. 139. 

146. That asa number of Members, larger than there is any 
precedent of, has divided within the present House, without incon- 
venience, it is expedient, with a view to save time, and to relieve 
the Speaker from an unpleasant duty, that all Divisions shall for 
the future take place within the House ; Withdrawn; xc. 40. 

















II. Divisions of an uncommon Sort, and Incidental Proceedings : 


House when the Question was put; Resolved, Nem. con., That 
the said Member had no right to vote, and ought not to have been 
compelled to vote upon that Question; Lxxv1. 172. 


132. A Member having come into the House after the Ques- 
tion was put (upon which the Noes went forth), he was called to 
the Table, and upon the Question being put to him by the Speaker 
he declared himself for the Noes, and was let out by the Serjeant 
accordingly ; txx1x. 106. 

133. Notice taken that several Members had not heard the 
Question put, the Speaker desired any such Members to signify the 
same, which being done, the Question was again stated to them, 
and they declared themselves with the Noes; Lxxx. 307. 


134. House informed, by a Member (who voted with the 
Majority upon the Question (10 July 1836), to disagree with the 
Lords in one of they Amendments to the Irish Municipal Corpo- 
ration Bill), that he was not in the House when the Question was 
put, Vote disallowed ; xc1. 475. 


135. Certain Members refusing to retire from the Lobby, the 
other Members in the House were desired again to take their 
places; and one of the Members so refusing being asked by the 
Speaker where he was when the Question was put, he replied in 
the Lobby; whereupon he was informed by Mr. Speaker that he 
could not be permitted to vote, and the Serjeant was ordered to 
open the Outer Door of the Lobby, that the said Members might 
be enabled to withdraw; Lxxx. 483. 

136. Objection made to the Numbers declared by the Tellers 
ona Division, on the Ground that certain Members who voted 
with the Yeas were personally interested in the passing of the Bill; 
but it was decided that they were not so interested as to preclude 
their voting for the Repeal of a Public Act; txxrx. 455. 

137. Notice taken that a Member who voted with the Yeas had 
a direct pecuniary interest in passing the Bill; Member heard in 
his place, and having allowed that he had a direct pecuniary 
interest in passing the Bill; that on that account he had not 
voted in the Committee on the Bill, and that he had voted in this 
instance through inadvertence ; Vote disallowed; Lxxx. 443. 


138. Notice taken, that Members who voted with the Yeas are 
Subscribers to Undertakings; Members heard in their places, and 
stated that they were Subscribers to the Undertakings, and then 
withdrew; Votes disallowed; txxx. 110.—xc1. 271. 

139. Report, Thata point of order had arisen in a Committee 
of the whole House, with respect to the manner in which the 
Committee should be divided ; upon which the Committee wished 
to be instructed by the House; Matter considered, and Mr. 
Speaker states his Opinion, that the Division ought to be taken as 
it had heretofore been taken in Committees; xc1. 104. 


III. Resolutions of the House relative to Divisions : 


tended to Divisions when the House is in Committee, in all cases 
where Five Members shall require it; xc11. 8. 

143. That upon every Division, the House be entirely cleared; 
the Yeas and the Noes being sent forth into two separate Lobbies : 
—That Four Tellers and Four Clerks be appointed, two of each 
to be stationed at the entrance of the respective Lobbies:—That 
the Doors being simultaneously opened by the Speaker’s order, the 
Names of the Members be taken down by the Clerks on ruled 
Paper, with numbered lines (or marked off upon a printed List), 
as they re-enter the House by the opposite Doors, the Tellers 
counting, and announcing the result at the Table, as at present :— 
That the Lists of the Division be then brought up to the Table by 
the Tellers, and deposited there, for insertion, in alphabetical 
order, in the Votes; xc1. 54. 


IV. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn, relative to Divisions : 


147. Report from Select Committee appointed to take into con- 
sideration the best mode of publishing correct and authentic Lists 
of the Divisions, read; Motion, That the Plan suggested by the 
Committee be adopted, and a new Lobby built in the vacant 
space behind the Speaker’s Chair; Withdrawn; xc. 268. 

148. Amendment proposed, but not made, on Motion for the 
Speaker leaving the Chair for going into a Committee of Supply, 
“ That the manner of taking the Divisions of this House in two 
Lobbies, be discontinued ;” xc1. 115. 


See Committees, 790, 793. 








GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCH. (1820—1837.) 


Wiborees. 


GA + 





Mitvorces. 








I. Public Bill relative to Divorces; 1. 


II. Bills from the Lords, for dissolving Marriages, 


thereon ; 2—52. 


III. Motions relative to Divorce Bilis ; 


I. Public Bill relative to Divorces : 


1. To enable the Examination of Witnesses to be taken in 
India in support of Bills of Divorce, on account of Adultery 
committed in India; From the Lords; Read; printed; Lxxv. 
If. Bills from the Lords, for dissolving 
Read, 365. Petition of Agent respecting the Service of the 


Orders of the House upon the Proctors for Mrs. Allan; Agent 
called in, and gave an account of the Allegations in his Petition ; 


2, Allan, John, with Jane his now Wife; Lxxxrx. 360. | 


Mrs. Allan’s Proctor called in, and stated he had a written autho- 
rity from her legal Adviser to act for her; Service of the Order 
and Copy of the Bill on Mrs. Allan’s Proctor be deemed good 
Service, 378. R.A. 439. 

Allardyce, James, with Dorothy his Wife; 1xxvu. 

Read, 271. R.A. 335. 

Baring, Henry, with Maria Matilda his Wife; txxx. 
191. Read, 195. Petition of Edward Lawford, Agent of Mr. 
Baring, respecting the Service of the Order of the House upon 
Mrs. Baring’s Agent, 198. Agent called in, and gave an account 
of the Allegations of his Petition; Mr. George Jenner, Agent for 
Mrs. Baring, also called in and examined; Service of the Order 
and Copy of the Bill on Mr. Jenner to be deemed good Service, 
199. R.A. 298. 

5. Bayley, James, with Louisa his Wife; txxxv. 616. 


Read 1°, 2°, and committed, 621. nr. a. 646. 


6. Blenkinsop, Rev. William Thomas, with Clara Jane 
his Wife; xc. 190. Read, 191. Message to be sent to the Lords 
for Depositions taken in India, 210. 
R. A. 419. 


Communicated, 215. To 
be returned, 371. 

7. Boydell, Samuel, with Jane Boydell Boydell his Wife; 
uxxxv. 549. Read, 552. rn. a. 646. 

8. Cazalet, Peter Read, with Caroline Wahab his Wife; 
LXXX1v. 338. Read, 341. pr. a. 400. 

9. Clayton, William Robert, with Alice Hugh Massy 
Read, 203. rn. a. 332. 

10. Conyers, Charles, with Margaret his Wife; xc. 276. 
Read, 278. R.a. 334. 


his Wife; txxxvir. 200, 


11. Cunliffe, Robert Henry, with Louisa his Wife; 
Read, 380. Message to the Lords for Depositions 
taken in India, relative to the Divorce, 381. Communicated, 389. 
Returned, 424. Rr. a. 434. 


LXXVIII. 378, 


12. Doyle, Sir John Milley, with Mary his Wife; 
Read, 330. Petition of William Chisholme, Agent 
to Sir John Doyle, respecting the Service of the Orders of the 
House on Mr. Bridges, the Agent of Lady Doyle ; Mr.Chisholme 
called in, and gave an account of the Allegations in his Petition ; 
Mr. Bridges called in and examined; Service of the Orders of 
the House and Copy of the Bill on Mr. Bridges to be deemed 
good Service; 346. Bill passed with Amendments, 381. Amend- 
ments agreed to by the Lords, 385. R. a. 389. 


LXXVIE. 530. 


13. D’Oyley, John Hadley, with Charlotte his Wife ; 
LXXXV. 352. Read, 355. Passed, with an Amendment, 422. 


Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 424. nr. a. 502. 


14. Ellenborough, The Right Honourable Edward 
Baron, with the Right Honourable Jane Elizabeth, Baroness 
Ellenborough; exxxv. 190. Read, 200. Petition that Service of 
the Order of the House on Lady Ellenborough’s Agent may be 


deemed good Service, 217. 








Agent called in, and having given 
an account of the Allegations in lis Petition, Service of the Order 
of the House and Copy of the Bill on Lady Ellenborough’s Agent, | 


to be deemed yood Service, 218. Considered; Committee to 


and 


Proceedin es 


53, d4. 


Passed, with an Amendment, 465. 


Amendment agreed to 
by the Lords, 469. R. a. 468. 


Marriages, and Proceedings thereon : 


report progress; 246. Considered and reported, 248. 
of Evidence ordered and presented, 249, p. 


Third Reading, 254. Rr. a. 280. 


Minutes 
Day appointed for 


15. Gardiner, Charles, with Harriet Maria Elizabeth his 
Wife; xem. 184. Read, 185. pr. a. 337, 


16. George, St., Stepney, with Anne his Wife; Lxxx1. 
208. Read, 300. R.A. 379. 


17. Glerawly, Lord Viscount, with Viscountess Glerawly 
his Wife; uxxvi. 374. Read,374. Petition of William Yatman, 
Agent to Lord Glerawly, respecting the Service of the Order of 
the House on Laly Glerawly ; Day appointed for taking it into 
consideration ; 389. Petition considered; Mr. Yatman called in 
and gave an account of the Allegations contained in his Petition; 
Mr. Young, Agent to Lady Glerawly, called in and examined; 
Service of the Order of the House and Copy of the Bill on 
Mr, Young to be deemed good Service; 406. x. a. 426. 


18. Graeme, Henry Sullivan, with Anne Graeme; From 
the Lords; txxx. 191. Read, 195. Message to be sent to the 
Lords for Depositions taken in India, 202. Communicated, 213. 
To be returned, 261. Rr. a. 298. 


19. Grahame, Barron, with Caroline Keissling his Wife; 
LXxx1Il. 429. Read, 440. Passed with an Amendment, 497. 
Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 505. R. a. 559. 


20. Hamerton, William Meadows, with Isabella Frances 
his Wife; uxxxv. 447. Read, 448. Petition of Agent of 
Mr. Hamerton, that Service of the Order of the House on 
Mrs. Hamerton’s Agent be deemed good Service ; Mrs. Hamerton’s 
Agent called in and examined, and having consented, Service of 
the Order of the House and Copy of the Bill on Mrs. Hamerton’s 
Agent to be deemed good Service; 478. 
ordered ; presented ; 502, p. 


Minutes of Evidence 
R. A. 562. 

21. Haynes, Daniel Franco, with Mary his Wife; 
Lxxxiv. 170. Read, 172. A Person ordered to attend, 195. 
R. A. 221. 

22. Hodges, Edward, with Clara Rebecca his Wife; 
xc1. 225. Read, 225. rk. a. 392. 

23. Horlock, Isaac John, with Phebe Horlock his Wife; 


LXxx1x. 398. Read, 404. rn. a. 525. 


24. Howell, Henry, with Elizabeth his now Wife; Lxxx1x. 
461. Read, 465. 
509, P, 


Minutes of Evidence ordered; presented ; 
535,P. R.A. 594. 

25. Jameson, Andrew, with Catherine his Wife; uxxxt. 
309. Read, 317. ma. 411. 

23, Johnson, Christian Frederick Charles Alex- 
ander James, with Elizabeth Jane Henrietta his Wife; Lxxxt. 
304. Read, 305. R.A. 379. 

27. Keighley, Henry Peach, with Anne his Wife ; 
Read, 146. Message to the Lords for Depositions 
To be returned, 196. 


LXXxIv. 145. 
taken in India, 160. 
R. A. 221. 

28. Kinnaird, Hugh, with Ann his Wife; ~Lxxxvl. 760. 


Read, 785. nw. a. 861. 


Communicated, 160. 


o9, Lambert, William Charles, with Georgiana Char- 
lotte his Wife; xe. 430. Read, 434. R.A. 500. 


30. Le 








DIVORCES—continued. 





463 








II. Bills from the Lords, for dissolving Marriages, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


30. Le Fevre, Samuel, with Mary his Wife; x1xxxvi. 
748. Read, 753. Rr. a. 826. 


31. Lindham, James Oliver, with Harriott his Wife; 
LXxxIV. 331. Read, 333. nr. a. 400. 


32, Lismore, Lord Viscount, with Eleanor Viscountess 
Lismore; txxx1. 304. Read, 305. Petition of Lord Lismore 
respecting the Service of the Order of the House upon Lady 
Lismore; Lord Lismore’s Agent called in and examined ; Service 
of the Order of the House and Copy of the Bill on Lady Lis- 
more’s Agent to be deemed good Service; 312. R. A. 379. 

33. Malpas, Charles, with Isabella Bowness his Wife; 
xc. 521. Read, 525. pr. a. 590. 

34. Mildmay, Captain Edward St. John, with Marianne 
Catherine his Wife; .xxxv. 549. Read, 552. Petition of 
Augustus Warren, Agent for Captain Mildmay, respecting the 
Service of the Orders of the House upon John Welchman 
Whateley, Agent for Mrs. Mildmay; 595. House informed that 
Mr. Whateley attended ; he was called in, and having consented, 
Service of the Orders of the House and Copy of the Bill on 
Mr. Whateley to be deemed good Service ; 596. Passed with an 
Amendment, 615. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 624. 
Rr. A. 646. 


35. Moor, Major Hassell Richard, with Ann his Wife ; 
xc. 287. Read, 289. Message to be sent to the Lords for Depo- 
sitions taken in India, 301. Communicated, 311. To be re- 
turned, 333. rR. a. 419. 


36. Moore, Maurice Crosby, with Diana Moore; From 
the Lords; txxx. 445. Read, 445. Rp. a. 603. 


37. Muskett, Joseph Salisbury, with Mary his Wife ; 
Lxxxv. 243. Read, 244. R. a. 355. 


38. -Pellew, Powncll Bastard, with Eliza Harriett Pel- 
lew; txxv. 453. Read; Petition of Edward Frowd, Agent to 
Mr. Pellew, praying that the time for the Second Reading may 
be shortened; Mr. Frowd called in, and examined; Mr. Sandys, 
Agent for Mrs. Pellew, called in, and having consented ; 453. 
Bill ordered to be read a Second Time on the Morrow, 454. Bill 
committed ; House informed that all Parties were consenting that 
the time should be shortened for going into the Committee; Ser- 
vice of the Order of the House on Mr. Sandys to be deemed good 
Service; 457. R. A. 469. 


39. Peter, William Franklin, with Jane Mary Margaret 
his Wife; From the Lords, txxx. 455, Read, 459. pr. a. 587. 


40. Robeck, John Michael Henry Fock, Baron de, 
with Mary Margaret Baroness de Robeck; txxxi11. 109. Read, 
111. Petition of Agent for the Baron de Robeck respecting the 
Service of the Order of the House on Baroness de Robeck’s 
Agent, 119. Petition considered ; Agent called in, and having 
given an account of the Allegations in his Petition; Service of 
the Order of the House and Copy of the Bill on Baroness de 
Robeck’s Agent to be deemed good Service; 124. Rr. a. 187. 


41. Shakerley, Charles Peter, with Laure Angelique 
Rosalbe his Wife; rxxxv. 417. Read, 420. Rr. a. 562. 


42. Smith, Josiah, with Elizabeth his Wife; uxxxvi. 175. 
Read, 183. nr. a. 245. 


43. Stock, Arthur, with Mary Beauman, otherwise Wahab, 
his Wife; txxxiv. 393. Read, 398. R. a. 416. 


44, Sullivan, John Augustus ; To dissolve his Marriage 
with Maria Holmes Sullivan his Wife; From the Lords; read ; 
Lxxx. 593. Petition of Agent to Mr. Sullivan relative to the 
Service of the Order of the House on Mrs. Sullivan, and for 
shortening the time for going into the Committee; called in, and 
examined; Agent to Mrs. Sullivan called in, and consented, on 
her part, to the time being shortened for going into the Com- 


Turner, 





mittee; 604. R. a. 628. 


III. Motions relative to Divorce Bills: 


53. Motion relative to securing a more uniform and conve- 
nient conduct through the House of Divorce Bills, Estate Bills, 
and Bills of Naturalization; Motion for adjourning Debate, su- 
perseded by Adjournment; xc. 449. 

54. Amendment proposed, but not made, upon Motion for 
reading the Order of the Day for the Committee on Hodges’s 
Divorce Bill, “That the practice of examining Witnesses 
at the Bar of this House in Committee on Divorce Bills, is an 
imperfect mode of judicial investigation, and ought to be dis- 





45. Thorndike, Daniel, with Frances Christiana his Wife ; 
Lxxxiv. 402. Read, 402. Petition of Agent for Daniel Thorn- 
dike respecting the Service of the Order of the House on the 
Proctor and Agent of Frances Christiana Thorndike; Agent 
called in, and gave an account of the Allegations in his Petition ; 
Service of the Order of the House and Copy of the Bill on Mrs. 
Thorndike’s Agent to be deemed good Service; 402. n. a. 416. 


46. Trower, Charles, with Amelia Catharine Trower; 
Lxxxvi. 466. Read, 472. Petition of Germain Lavie, Agent for 
Mr. Trower, respecting the Service of the Order of the House 
upon Mr. Baker, Agent for Mrs. Trower; called in, and gave the 
House an account of the Allegations in his Petition; Service of 
the Order and Copy of the Bill upon Mr. Baker to be deemed 
good Service; 482. Day appointed for Third Reading; 516. 
Not proceeded in. Another Bill; txxxvi. 611. Read, 615. 
Petition of Germain Lavie, Agent for Mr. Trower, respecting the 
Service of the Orders of the House upon the Agent of Mrs. 
Trower, 639, p. Day appointed for considering it, 653. Petition 
considered ; Service of the Order and Copy of the Bill on Mr. 
Baker to be deemed good Service ; Minutes of Evidence taken in 
the last Session of Parliament, and other Documents, to be received 
in proof of Allegations contained in present Bill; 659. 
713. 





R. A. 


Ellen, and Edward Gibbon Wakefield : — 


See Marriages. 


47. ‘Turton, Louisa, with Edward Michell Turton her Hus- 
band; txxxvi. 773. Read, 776. Petition of John Coverdale, 
Agent for Mrs: Turton, respecting the Service of the Orders of 
the House upon Charles Bowdler, the Proctor of Mr. Turton; 
Clerk to Petitioner called in, and stated that Mr. Turton had 
appointed Mr. Bowdler his Proctor, and to do whatever might be 
necessary in his behalf; Service of the Order and Copy of the 
Bill on Mr. Bowdler to be deemed good Service; 791. Petition 
of John Coverdale, respecting the Absence of a Witness 
(Dr. Russell), and the Evidence given by him and General Browne 
at the Bar of the House of Lords, and praying that such Evidence 
may be received as good Evidence by this House, 791. Mr. Gaits- 
kell, Clerk in the Privy Council Office, called in, and stated that 
Dr. Russell had been sent by Government to Russia to investi- 
gate the Cholera Morbus; Mr. Hayward, the Agent for the Bill, 
examined as to the Identity of Dr. Russell; Evidence given by 
Dr. Russell and General Browne at the Bar of the House of 
Lords to be received as good Evidence by this House, and Mes- 
sage to the Lords to communicate the same; 792. Communi- 
cated, and referred to Committee of the whole House on the Bill, 
793. Marshal of the King’s Bench Prison to bring Martin 
Petrie to the Committee, and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrant 
accordingly, 795. R. a. 826. 

48. Tyrrell, John Tyssen, with Elizabeth Anne his Wife ; 
LXxxiv. 234. Read, 235. Petition of Agent for John Tyssen 
Tyrrell, respecting Service of the Order of the House on Agents 
for Elizabeth Ann Tyrrell, 242. Agent called in, and examined, 
and having given the House an account of the Allegations in his 
Petition, Service of the Order and Copy of the Bill on Mrs. 
Tyrrell’s Agents to be deemed good Service, 249. R. a. 297. 

49. Wallis, Thomas, with Charlotte Augusta Amelia his 
Wife; txxxv. 359. Read, 364. Rr. a. 502. 

50. Willis, John Walpole, with the Right Honourable 
Lady Mary Isabelle his Wife; xxxxvim. 510. Read, 513. 
599. 

51. Wilson, Robert Scott, with Clarissa Philippina his 
Wife; txx1x. 483. Read, 484. Message to the Lords for Depo- 
sitions transmitted from India, 484. Communicated, 491. Re- 
turned, 504. 

52. Wiseman, Sir William Saltonstall, Bart., with 
Katherine his now Wife; From the Lords; txxx. 455. Read, 
459. R. A. 587. 


R. A. 


R. A. 525. 


continued: That the privilege of obtaining Divorces by Act of 
Parliament is, from its expense, exclusively afforded to the rich, 
and therefore calculated to bring discredit on the impartial dis- 
tribution of justice, and the character of Parliament: That the 
only effectual remedy for these evils would be found in the con- 
finement of legal proceedings for Divorce to the Courts of Law.” 


See Accounts and Papers, 2096. Addresses, 472, 473. 1488. 
Bills, 419. 576-580. Committees, 1466. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 





Works, 








DOCKS, HARBOURS, PIERS, &amp;c. 











Motks, Harbours, Biers, Ec. 








I. Public Bills relative to Docks, 


Harbours, Piers, &amp;c. ; 1—8. 


Il. Petitions for Private Bills relative to, and Proceedings thereon ; 


9— 129. 
III. Motion relative to; 130. 





I. Public Bills relative to Docks, Harbours, Piers, &amp;c. : 


1. To enable Grand Juries in Ireland to raise Money by Pre- 
sentment, for the construction, enlargement or repair of Piers, 
and Quays; Ordered; xc. 374. Presented; printed; 400. Bill 
committed to a Select Committee, 427. (See Committees, 834.) 
Re-committed to a Committee of the whole House; As 
amended, printed, 576. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 658. 
R. A. 661. 

Ardglass Harbour (Downshire) : 

2. To enable the Commissioners of the Harbour of Ardglass to 
make Contracts for Works, and to borrow Money for the Improve- 
ment of the said Harbour; Ordered, txxxv. 117. Presented, 

R. A. 279. See infra, 12. 
Donaghadee Harbour : 

3. For granting a Sum of Money towards improving the Har- 
bour of Donaghadee; Ordered, txxv. 399. Presented, 408. 
R. A. 468, 

Dunleary Harbour (now called the Royal Harbour of 
King George IV.) : 

4. To enlarge the power of the Commissioners, under Act 
1 Geo. IV. c. 69; Ordered, txxx. 296. Presented, 367, rp. Bill 
as amended, to be printed, 404. Petition of Dublin Chamber of 
Commerce, against, 461, p. Notice taken that Bill ought to have 
been brought in upon Petition; Order for Second Reading dis- 
charged ; Bill withdrawn; 490. 


155, P. 





Howth Harbour :—See Turnpike Roads, 45. 


Kingston-upon-Hull : 

5. To amend so much of Act 42 Geo. III., c. 91, as relates to 
certain Lands belonging to His Majesty; Ordered, txxrx. 349. 
Presented, 350. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 428. Rk. a. 450. 

See infra, 66. 


Kingstown Harbour : 
6. To amend Acts for the Improvement of the Harbour of 
Kingstown; Ordered, xc1. 702. Presented; printed; 710. 
R. A. 842. 


Leith Harbour : 
7. Bill to suspend so much of Acts 6 Geo. IV. c. 103, and 
7 Geo. IV. c. 105, (L. &amp; P.), as relates to the formation of Piers at 
the entrance of the said Harbour and Docks ; Ordered, txxxm, 
Presented ; printed; 505. Second Reading deferred, 509. 
See Edinburgh, 6. infra, 70. 


505. 


Not proceeded in. 


Port Patrick Harbour : 
8. For improving and completing same ; Ordered, txxv. 399. 
Presented, 408. R.A. 468. 


II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Docks, Harbours, Piers, &amp;c., and 


Proceedings thereon: 


Aberavon (Glamorgan) : 

9. To alter and improve; Referred, txxx1x. 47. Bill ordered, 
107. Presented, 136. Petition against, referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 189. Rk. A. 399.————For altering and enlarging powers 
of Act; Referred, xc1. 59. Report referred to Standing Order 
Committee, 126. Report, That the Parties be permitted to proceed, 
133. Bill ordered, 139. Presented, 152. nk. a. 617. 


Aberdeen Harbour : 

10. For the Improvement of; Referred, txxxur. 46. Bill 
ordered, 82. Petitions against, referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 193. Power to Committee to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records, 241. Bill reported; further consideration 
of Report put off for Six Months; 312. Again referred ; 
txxxiv. 48. Bill ordered, 91. Presented, 104. Petition in 
favour, 127. Petition against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 158. 

See infra, 91. 
Aberystwith Harbour: 

11. For extending and enlarging Act 20 Geo. III., and 
enabling the Trustees to raise a further Sum of Money; Referred, 
xc1. 39. Bill ordered, 118. Presented, 210. Petition against, 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 281. Rk. A. 392. 

Ardglass Harbour (Down) : 

12. For maintaining and improving; Referred, txxxu. 223. 

Bill ordered, 250. Presented, 298. See supra, 2. 
Axmouth (Devon): 


13. For maintaining and governing the Harbour and Works 


Reported ; Report 


Presented, 166. 


R. A. 296. 


Rk. A. 558. 


connected therewith; Referred, txxxv. 29. 
referred to Standing Order Committee ; 86. 
Bill ordered, 97. Presented, 110. 


proceed ; 97. R. A. 279, 


Ayr Harbour: 


14. To alter and enlarge the powers of Acts, and for the 


enlargement and improvement of the several Quays, &amp;c.; Re- | 


ferred, xc. 100. Bill ordered, 184. Presented, 209. k. a. 474. 





Report ; Parties to | 


Beer Harbour (Devon) : 
15. Toamend Act; Referred, txxv. 122. Bill ordered, 135. 
Presented, 149. R. A. 341.———For improving the same; Re- 
ferred, Lxxviut. 52. Not proceeded in. 


Belfast : 

16. For further Improvement of the Harbour; Referred, 
LXxxvi. 275. Bill ordered, 291. Presented, 301. Petitions 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 323. 485. 504. Committed, 
349. Not proceeded in. Again referred ; txxxvi. 549. Bill 
ordered, 555. Presented, 560. Petitions against, referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 615. 657. 682. Power to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records, 643.. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 773. 
R. A. 777.———For altering and amending Provisions of the 
above Act, and for making a Navigable Canal from and out 
of the River Lagan; Referred, xci. 45. Jot proceeded ite 
———To alter and amend Act of 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV.; xem. 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, 
18. Petition complaining of non-compliance with the Standing 
Orders; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills, 49. Report referred to the Select Committee on 
Standing Orders, 64. Report; Parties to proceed; 70. Bill 
ordered, 82. Presented, 89. Petition against, referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 131. Petition in favour, 235. Committed, 131. 
Power to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 
138. Not proceeded in.———(No. 2.) To alter and amend Pro- 
visions of an Act passed in 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV.; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 54. Peti- 
tions complaining of non-compliance with Standing Orders ; Re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; 
100. 103. 118. Report referred to the Select Committee on 
Standing Orders, 139. Report; Parties to proceed; 151. Bill 
ordered, 161. Presented, 193. Petitions against, referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 225. 235. 263. 266, 267. 298. 315. 328. 334. 341. 


Leave to Committee to sit on a certain day during the sitting of 
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Belfast—continued. 

the House, 328. 366. Report further considered ; Clause offered ; 
Bill re-committed, so far as relates to the said Clause; Leave to 
Committee to sit and proceed, and to make their Report on certain 
days; 415. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 510. R. 4. 569. 
—— (No. 3.) For altering the mode of electing Trustees; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; 
xcu. 64. Not proceeded in. 


Bermondsey : 

17. For making and maintaining certain Collier Docks and 
Works in that Parish; Referred, txxx. 77. Bill ordered, 114. 
Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 211. 319. 324. 
360. Presented, 222. Not proceeded in. See infra, 77. 


Bideford Quay Dues (Devon) : 

18. For regulating and fixing the Rates to be paid for Goods 
imported at and exported from thence, and for regulating Ships 
and Vessels; Referred, txxxu1. 35. Bill ordered, 164. Pre- 
sented, 173. R. a. 344, 


Boston Harbour (Lincoln) : 

19. To extend and enlarge powers of Act; Referred, uxxxu. 
213. Bill ordered, 268. Presented, 331. Lords’ Amendment 
considered; [King’s Consent signified], and Amendment agreed 
to; 518. R. A. 558, 


Brenogue Harbour (Wexford): 

20. For raising Tolls and Duties for the Preservation thereof ; 
Referred, txxvi. 44. Not proceeded in.———For completing 
the Port or Harbour of Brenogue; Referred, txx1x. 68. Re- 
ported ; Report to lie on the Table; 167. Report read; Leave 
granted to deposit Estimate; Bill ordered; 173. Committee to 
report on Estimate, 174. Presented, 183. Time enlarged for 
Report, 392. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 488. __R. A. 502. 
———To amend the above Act, and for the extension of the Rail- 
way; Referred, txxxv. 77. Reported; Report referred to 
Standing Order Committee, 132. Report, That in so far as re- 
gards the Railway the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed 
with, 144. Bill ordered, 145. Presented, 158. Rr. a. 561. 


Bridlington Harbour : 

21. For the Improvement thereof, and for rendering the same 
more safe and commodious ; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 29. Bill ordered, 64. Presented, 
67. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 251. 267. 
280. 309. 342. 392. 398. 404. 421. Petitions in favour, 342. 
Report, 16th June 1836, from the Select Committee on Harbours 
of Refuge ; Referred, 404. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 605. 
R. A. 623. 


Bridgewater (Somerset) : 
22. For improving that Port and Harbour; Referred, txxx. 
91. Not proceeded in. 


Bridlington : 

23. For repealing Acts for granting more effectual powers in 
lieu thereof; Referred, xc1. 23. Billordered, 33. Presented, 80. 
Petitions against, 89. 117. 133. 136. Second Reading put off for 
Six Months, 140. 


Bridport Harbour (Dorset) : 
24. For the Improvement and Maintenance thereof ; Referred, 
txxvi. 39. Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 154. Rr. a. 302. 


Brighthelmstone Jetty : 

25. For constructing a Jetty on the Shore of that Town; Re- 
ferred, uxxv. 202. Not proceeded in.———Chain Pier; For 
leave to present a Petition for a Bill for erecting a Chain Pier 
and other Works in that Town; Referred, txxvit. 178. Leave 
given; Petition presented, and referred; 184. Reported; Re- 
port to lie on the Table; 190. Read; Leave granted for Notices; 
Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 197. Presented, 
293. R. a. 406. 


Bristol Port and Harbour : 
26. To amend and explain Acts; Referred, txxvu. 15. Bill 
ordered, 42. Presented, 49. Petitions against, 126.132. n.A. 266. 


Brixham Harbour and Market : 

27. For improving, enlarging and maintaining the same, and 
for the formation of a Breakwater at Torbay; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 33. Bill 
ordered, 69. Presented, 73. Petitions against, referred to the 
Committee on the Bill, 160. 247. Petition in favour, 276. Mo- 
tion, That the Committee have leave to sit on a certain Day, 
notwithstanding the Adjournment of the House; Motion with- 


3EN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Brixham Harbour and Market—continued. 

drawn; 285. Committee revived ; Leave to sit, and proceed on 
a certain Day; 288. Day appointed for receiving Report, 360. 
Bill re-committed to the former Committee; Leave to Committee 
to sit, and proceed upon a certain Day; 366. [King’s Consent 
signified]; Bill passed ; 409. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 463. 
R, A. 569. 


Broadstairs Pier: 

28. For altering the Powers of Act, and for building the Pier 
with Stone; Referred, txxv. 200. Reported; Report to lie on 
the Table ; 217. Not proceeded in. 

Bude (Cornwall) :. 


29. To amend Act 59 Geo. III.; Referred, xc. 105. Not 
proceeded in. 


Carlisle : 

30. For altering, amending and enlarging Powers of Act 39 
Geo. III.; Referred, xc1. 44. Bill ordered, 140. Presented, 
145. Petition against, referred, 308. Re-committed to former 
Committee ; Leave to sit, and proceed and report on or before a 
certain Day, 355. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 431. R. a. 437. 


Catherine, St :-—See infra, 65. 


Collier Docks : 
31. For making Wet Docks, or Jetties, in the Parish of St. 


Anne, Limehouse; Referred, xc1. 60. Not proceeded in. See 
supra, 17. 


Collier Docks and Surrey Canal : 

32. For making Wet Docks and other Works on the South 
Side of the River Thames, at or near Rotherhithe and Deptford, in 
Counties of Surrey and Kent, to be called “The Grand Collier 
Dock ;” Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Pri- 
vate Bills; xcu. 63. Bill ordered, 133. Presented, 190. Peti- 
tions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 370. 379. 391. 403. 
415, 428. 448. 452. 482.490. Petitions in favour, 409. 438. Mi- 
nutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee on the Port 
of London in 1836, referred to the Committee on the Bill, 396. 
Time enlarged for Report, 422. Further enlarged, 448. Two 
Petitions for further time for Committee to report, 481. Time 
further enlarged, 482. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 630. 
R. A. 662.———For making Docks for the reception of Shipping 
and Craft engaged in the Coal Trade, in the Parishes of St. Paul, 
Deptford, St. Mary, Rotherhithe, and St. Mary Magdalen, Ber- 
mondsey; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills, xcu. 63. Not proceeded in. 


Cork Harbour : 


Referred, txxv. 132. Bill ordered, 221. Presented, 228. Pe- 
titions against, 278, p. 298.318. Referred, 324. Voices given, 
333. R.A. 423, 


Courtown Harbour :—See supra, 20. 
Cromarty, Firth of :—See infra, 6. 


Cromarty Harbour : 
34. To continue and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred ; uxxx. 
19. Not proceeded in.———To continue, alter, and enlarge Powers 
of Act 25 Geo. III.; Referred ; txxxix. 46. Bill ordered, 97. 
Presented, 151. Time enlarged for Report, 326. pr. a. 399. 


Crommelin Harbour (Antrim) : 

35. For establishing and maintaining the Harbour of Port 
Crommelin, in the Bay of Cushenden; Referred, txxxv. 58. 
Bill ordered, 119. Presented, 125. Passed, 393. Not re- 
turned from the Lords. Committee appointed to inspect Lords’ 
Journals, 577. Report, 584. Report on Petition for Bill read ; 
Bill ordered, 585. Presented, 589. Leave to Committee to sit and 
proceed, 596. R. a.646.———To amend and enlarge Powers and 
Provisions of Act; Referred, txxx1x. 56. Petition for leave to 
proceed on Petition for the Bill; Referred, 428. Reported ; 
Leave given ; 443. Petition for Bill reported; Bill ordered ; 
454. Presented, 461. nr. a. 540. 


Dartmouth Harbour (Devon) : 

36. For improving; Referred, rxxxt.12. Report referred to 
Standing Order Committee, 42. Report, that the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 87. For laying 
down and maintaining Warpings, Buoys and other Works; Re- 
ferred, txxxi. 45. Bill ordered, 86. Petitions against, 112. 
192. 258. Petition against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 193. 
Bill presented, 112. Further consideration of Report put off for 
Two Months, 487. 

Deptford Pier : 

37. For making and maintaining a Pier or Jetty; Referred, 

xc. 79. Bill ordered, 106. Presented, 128. Further proceeding 








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II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Docks, Harbours, &amp;c., and Proceedings thereon—con¢‘, 


Dunleary Harbour (Dublin)—continued. 


port considered, 367. Resolution reported, and agreed to, 371, 
Instruction accordingly, 372. Bill considered, 389. Rr. a. 455, 
See supra, 4. 


Dysart Ferry :—See Ferries, 2. 
East Country Docks :—See infra, 100. 


Deptford Pier—continued. 
on Third Reading adjourned, 230. Further adjourned, 238. 
Resumed; Bill passed; 246. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
309. pr. « 334. To raise a further Sum of Money; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills ; xc. 24. 
Bill ordered, 47. Not proceeded in. 

Dingwall Harbour and Police : 

38. For maintaining that Harbour, and regulating the Police 
thereof; Referred, uxx1x. 43. Bill ordered, 173. Presented, 
191. R. A. 450. 

Dogs, Isle of : 

39. For making and constructing certain Wet Docks and 
other Works; Referred, txxx. 59. Bill ordered, 117. Pre- 
sented, 198. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 
225. 256. 263. 290. 303. 307. 318. 322. 329, 330. 343. 348. 360. 
Report of 13 May 1796, relative to the Port of London; Re- 
ferred, 329. Voices given, 397. Bill reported, 418. Petition 
in favour, 433. Report further considered, 452. King’s Con- 
sent signified, and Bill passed, 459. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 505. R. A. 518. 

Dover Harbour : 

40. For more effectually maintaining and improving; Re- 
ferred, uxxx1u. 21. Billordered,94. Presented, 141. Rr. a. 334. 
———For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to enable certain 
Persons to raise a Sum of Money for more effectually maintain- 
ing and improving the Harbour of Dover; Referred, xc1. 77. 
Leave given ; Petition presented, and referred ; 92. Bill ordered, 
122. Presented, 158. Motion, that the Committee be nominated 
of Sir Edward Knatchbull and the Kent List ; Debate thereupon 
adjourned, 257. Further adjourned, 269. Order for resuming 
Debate discharged, 300. Petition of the Council of the Borough 
of Dover for referring the Bill to a Select Committee ; Referred 
to the Select Committee on Dover Harbour; 300. Bill com- 
mitted to the Select Committee on Dover Harbour, 300. Peti- 
tions against, 404.465. Time enlarged for Report, 422. Further 
enlarged, 526. R. A. 710. 


Drogheda Harbour : 

41. To continue and amend Acts; Referred, txxx11. 204. 
Bill ordered, 250. Presented, 299. rR. a. 495.———To alter 
and amend the several Acts; Referred, txxx1x. 53. Not re- 
ported.———For altering and amending the Provisions of several 
Acts; Referred, xc. 124. Bill ordered, 220. Presented, 223. 
Not proceeded in. 


Dublin Port: 


42. To amend and render more effectual Acts; Referred, txxv. 
121. Bill ordered, 240. Not presented———To regulate Pas- 
sage Vessels; Referred, txxvi. 47. Bill ordered; presented ; 149. 
Petition for Provision referred, 203. Petition for Provision re- 
ported; Instruction accordingly; Leave to report on a certain 
Day ; 285. Time enlarged for Report, 325. 337. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; 349. Not proceeded in. 


Dumbarton Harbour :—See Pavings, 77. 
Dunbar Harbour (Haddington) : 


43. For the further Improvement and Maintenance of the same 
and other Public Works ; Referred, txxxu. 39. Bill ordered, 98. 
Presented, 147. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 
238. 309. 370. 388. 475. 559. 565. Power to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records, 424. Time enlarged for making Report, 
449. 470. 488. 504. Petition in favour, 554. rR. a. 587. 


Dundee (Forfar) : 


44. For more effectually maintaining, improving and extend- 
ing the Harbour; Referred, 1xxxv. 52. Report referred to 
Standing Order Committee, 131. Report; Parties to proceed ; 144. 
Bill ordered, 144. Presented, 147. Petitions in favour, 151. 
176. 181. 192. 199. 206. 217. 234. 358. Petition against, refer- 
red, and Counsel ordered, 218. 357. 392. 400. 446. Bill re- 
committed, 439. R. a. 561.———For altering and amending Act; 
Referred, xc1. 61. Bill ordered, 74. Presented, 217. Petitions 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 248, 249. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 429. R. a. 437. 


Dungeness Harbour : 
45. To make and maintain a Harbour at Dungeness; Re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; 
xcu. 58. Not proceeded in. 


Dunleary Harbour (Dublin) : 

46. To alter and amend Act; xxv. 205. Referred, 207. 
Petition for Bill, to be printed, 217. Bill ordered ; presented ; 
227. Committed, 300. Report referred to a Committee of the 
whole House, 347. Bill reported, and re-committed, 354. Re- 


East India Dock Company : 

47. To amend and enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred, txxxzy, 
203. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 238. Re. 
port, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 
296. ————- To. consolidate and amend Acts; Referred, txxxm, 
72. Bill ordered, 83. Presented, 154. Petition against, referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 234. nr. a. 448. To amend and enlarge 
Powers of Acts; Referred, xc. 100. Bill ordered, 195. Pre. 
sented, 224. R.A. 418. 

Fishguard Harbour : 

48. Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private 

Bills; xcu. 27. Bill ordered, 47. Presented, 130. Petitions 


in favour, 205. 209. 261. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 652. 
R. A. 662. 


Galway Dock :—See Navigations, 41. 
Glasgow Harbour :—See infra, 92. Navigations, 26. 


Glenarm Harbour (Antrim): 
49. Forimproving; Referred, txxx1. 73. Report referred to 
Standing Order Committee, 133. Report, That the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 144. 


Goran Harbour (Cornwall) : 


50. For completing and maintaining; Referred, txxv. 116. 
Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 144. Rr. a. 346. 


Gourock (Renfrew) : 


*51. For making a new Harbour; Referred, xc. 104. Bill 
ordered, 191. Presented, 199. R.A. 474. 


Granton Pier and Road : 


52. To make and maintain a Pier at Granton, and a Road 
leading therefrom to the Road from Leith to Queensferry ; Re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; 
xci. 33. Bill ordered, 95. Presented, 103. Petitions in favour, 
133.172. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 211. R. a. 281. 





Gravesend Quay and Pier: 


53. For rebuilding, or for improving, regulating and main- 
taining the Town Quay; Referred, rxxxi. 49. Report re-com- 
mitted, 87. Reported; Report referred to Standing Order Com- 
mittee, 99. Report; Parties to proceed; 116. Bill ordered, 138. 
Presented, 141. Petitions in favour, 266.301. Petitions against, 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 281. 291. 308. Time enlarged for 
Report, 308. R.a. 375.———For amending above Act, and for 





building a Pier; Referred, txxxvu. 51. Bill ordered, 59. Pre- 
sented, 66. Petitions in favour, 169, 170. 183. 256. Petitions 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 144. 166. 176. 256. 263. 
Amendment proposed, but not made, to Question for 3°; Bill read 
3°; Clause added; Bill passed; 263. Not returned from the 
Lords.———-To amend Act; Referred, txxxvin. 106. Bill 
ordered, 200. Presented, 207. Minutes of last Session referred, 
356. Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 364. 
Petitions against, referred ; Counsel ordered ; 327. 361. 368. 376. 
Petitions in favour, 327. 346. 421. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 527. R.A. 531.———For altering and amending Acts; Re- 
ferred, xc1. 41. Bill ordered, 101. Presented, 132. Petitions 


against, 395. In favour, 147. 395. Second Reading put off for 
Six Months, 395. 


Greenhithe : 


54. For leave to bring in a Bill for building Pier; Referred, 
Lxxx1x. 53. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 141. 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 
159. Not proceeded in. 


Greenock Harbour and Police: 


55. For consolidating, explaining and amending Acts; Re- 
ferred, Lxx1x. 71. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 143. 
Report read; Leave granted to give Notices; Bill ordered ; 154. 
Bill presented, 191. Not proceeded in.———Another Petition 
presented, and referred ; uxxx. 55. Bill ordered, 217. Presented, 
230. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 364. 418. 
Voices given, 438. Not proceeded in.——To alter, amend 
and enlarge several Acts, so far as relate to the Harbours of 
Greenock, and Works connected therewith; Referred, txxxttl- 
48. Bill ordered, 166. Presented, 175. Petition against, re- 





ferred, and Counsel ordered, 231. 266. Petition respecting 
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Greenock Harbour and Police—continued. 

Standing Orders, to lie on the Table, 303. Time enlarged for 
Report, 310. Not proceeded in. For consolidating the 
several Acts relating to the Improvement of the Town and Har- 
bours, and regulating the Police, &amp;c.; Referred, xc1. 34. Bill 
ordered, for repealing Provisions of Acts, and consolidating into 
one Act; Bill ordered, xci. 70. Presented, 122. Petition 
against, 195. Not proceededin. See Pavings, 96. 





Greenwich Pier : 

56. (No. 1.) For making and maintaining a Pier or Jetty ; 
Referred, xc1. 46. Bill ordered, 68. Presented, 154. Petitions 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 190. 217. 226. 238. 243. 
257. Clause offered (Pier not to be erected unless approved of by 
the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty); Motion, That the 
Clause be read a Second Time; Debate adjourned; 637. 650. 
Debate resumed ; Question again proposed ; Motion and Clause 
withdrawn; Bill passed; 663. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
698. R.A. 710.———(No. 2.) Another Petition referred; xct. 
61. Not proceeded in——To amend and make more effectual 
the Provisions of Act for making and maintaining the said Pier ; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, 
xc. 24. Bill ordered, 58. Presented, 67. Petitions against, 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 120. 199. 220. . a. 449. 


Grimsby Haven (Lincoln) : 
57. For amending and rendering more effectual Acts; Re- 
ferred, txxx. 37. Bill ordered, 67. Presented, 86. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 466. R. a. 518. 


Hartlepool Harbour, Docks and Railway (Durham) : 


58. For enlarging and amending Powers of Act; Referred, 
txxxvit. 119. Bill ordered for making Wet Docks in the Port of 
Hartlepool and a Railway from the said Docks, 145. Presented, 
159. Petition complaining that the Standing Orders have not 
been complied with, 182. Power to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records, 226. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 
226.241. Report further considered ; Clause disagreed to; 256. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 336. R. a. 362.———Bill ordered 


II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Docks, Harbours, &amp;c., and Proceedings thereon—con¢‘. 


Irvine :—See Pavings, 117. 
Isle of Dogs :—See supra, 39. 


Ives, St. (Cornwall) : 
64. For the erection of a new Pier at that Port; Referred, 
Lxxx. 79. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 107. 


Report that the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 
122. 


Katharine, St. : 

65. For constructing Wet Docks, Basins and other Works; 
Referred, txx1x. 64. Report to lie on the Table, 80. Petition 
complaining of Non-compliance with the Standing Orders, 80. 
Report read; Leave granted for Notices, and Bills ordered; 
Committee to report on Notices; 97. Order for Bills discharged ; 
another Bill ordered; 189. Presented, 191. Petitions against, 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 96. 101. 204. 215. 220. 229. 247. 
254. 258. 265. 282. 302. 309. 322. 329, 330. 334. 340. 346. 363. 
373. 394, 402. 411. 416. Petitions in favour, 228, 234. 317. 339. 
346. 402. 429. Time enlarged for Report, 390. Minutes of Evi- 
dence ordered, 451. Presented, and tobe printed at the Expense 
of the Parties, 529. Bill not proceeded in. Petition re- 
newed, and referred; txxx. 5. Bill ordered, 21. Presented, 27. 
Petitions in favour, 17. 22. 25. 36. 43. 62. 87. 99. 114. 156. 168. 
Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 106. 177. 189. 
197. 208. 230. 257. Voices given, 189. Question negatived, 
That the Bill be re-committed, 257. King’s Consent signified, 
323. R. a. 518.———To amend the above Act; Referred, 
LXxxiv. 15. Bill ordered, 22. Presented, 26. Rr. a. 158. 
To amend and extend Powers and Provisions of the above Acts; 
Referred, rxxxv. 19. Bill ordered, 31. Presented, 81. Report, 
162. R. a. 279, For leave to present a Petition for a Bill 
for extending Powers and Provisions of Acts; Referred, txxxvu. 
226. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 235. Bill 
ordered, 240. Presented, 263. r. a. 331. For leave to pre- 
sent a Petition for a Bill for incorporating the said Company ; 
Referred, xc1. 242. Leave given; Petition referred; 249. Bill 
ordered, 256. Presented, 260. Rr. a. 392. 














n 62. For erecting and maintaining a Harbour and Works con- 
4 nected therewith in the Frith of Cromarty; Referred, txxx1. 54. 
4 Bill ordered, 109. Presented, 143. Rr. a. 325. 

d ‘ 

c Ipswich Dock : 


Hastings :—See infra, 72. 
Helen’s, St. :—See Railways, 107. 
Helmsdale Harbour (Sutherland) : 


Herne Bay : 


Hull :—See infra, 48. 
Ilfordcombe Harbour (Devon) : 


Invergordon Harbour (Ross) : 


for amending and rendering more effectual an Act of King George 
the Third for improving the Pier and Port of Hartlepool; txxxvu. 
145. Presented, 159. Petition in favour, 235. Lords’ Amend- 
ment agreed to, 335. R. A. 362. For amending Act of 
2 Will. IV. for granting further Rates; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xc11. 53. Petition against 
the Application, 61. Referred to the Committee on the Bill; 
Counsel ordered; 302. Bill ordered, 104. Presented, 165. 
Petition against the Bill, referred, and Counsel ordered, 267. 
Committee revived ; Leave to sit, and proceed on a certain Day ; 
379. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 503. R. a. 569. See 
Petitions, 1082. 





59. For repairing and maintaining the same; Referred, Lxxx111. 
10. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 19. Report; 
Parties to proceed; 41. Bill ordered, 45. Presented, 168. R. a. 
375. 


60. For making and maintaining a Pier or Jetty; Referred, 
Lxxxvi. 248. Bill ordered, 268. Presented, 301. rR. a. 464. 
———For extending the time for completing the Pier, and for 
amending Act; Referred, xc1. 59. Bill ordered, 196. Presented, 
210. Petition against, 478. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 565. 
R. A. 617. 


61. For improving and maintaining the same; Referred, 
uxxvint. 26. Bill ordered, 39. Presented, 48. Petitions against, 
102. Petitions referred; Counsel ordered; Voices; 167. Bill 
not proceeded in. 


63. Bills for amending Act 45 Geo. III.; Reported, xcu. 414. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 542. Rr. a.569. See Pavings, 
116. 


Kingston-upon-Hull : 


66. For amending Acts; Referred, txxx. 86. Bill ordered, 
176. Presented, 235. Petitions in favour, 382. 395. 400. 425. 
Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 283. 303. 323. 
330. 334. 341. 348. 363. 368. 406. 425. 453. Voices given, 368. 
Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 450. Bill 
reported, 467. Bill withdrawn, 510. See supra, 5. 


Kirkcaldy Harbour : 


67. For improving, &amp;c.; Referred, .xxxiv. 45. Bill ordered, 
92. Presented, 127. Petitions against, referred, 271. R. a. 354. 


Kirkwall Harbour : 
68. For maintaining, enlarging, improving and regulating ; 
Referred, uxxxm1. 21. Bill ordered, 166. Presented, 173. 
R. A. 375. 


Largs Harbour : 
69. For constructing and maintaining a Pier or Harbour at 
Largs; Referred, xxxxvu.25. Bill ordered,31. Presented, 125. 
R. A. 331. 


Leith : 

70. For altering and amending Acts relative to the Wet 
Docks at that place; Referred, txxx. 11. Bill ordered, 16. 
Presented, 126. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel or- 
dered, 156. 184. 191. 199. 215. 225. 290. 301. 319. 328. 337. 
482. Voices given; Power to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records, 184. Minutes of Evidence to he printed at the ex- 
pense of the Parties, 405. Further consideration of the Re- 
port put off for Three Months, 443. To alter and amend 
Acts; Referred, txxx1. 54. Bill ordered, 98. Presented, 138. 





Bill ordered, 242. Presented, 325. Not proceeded in.——— 
To improve the Harbour and Docks at Leith, and to amend the 
Acts relating thereto; Referred, txxxvut. 80. Bill ordered, 170. 
Presented, 199. Not proceeded in.——To alter and amend the 
Acts for enlarging and improving the Harbour of, and for consoli- 
dating the collection of Rates, Duties, &amp;c.; Referred, txxxrx. 49. 
Bill ordered, 133. Presented, 152. Petitions in favour, 304. 
318. 356. 363. 368. 454. Petition against, 368. Second Reading 
put off for Six Months, 368.———For altering and amending the 
several Acts relating to Leith Harbour; Referred, xc. 104. Bill 
ordered, 105. Presented, 224. Time enlarged-for Report, 366. 
Further enlarged, 490.———(No. 1.) For altering and amending 





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Leith—continued. 
the several Acts relating to the Harbour and Docks of Leith; 
Referred, xct. 40. Bill ordered, 194. Presented, 204. Peti- 


Leith and Newhaven—continued. 
217. Petition, complaining that the Standing Orders have not 
been complied with, 303. Committed, 309. Not proceeded in, 





tions against, 271. Committed, 296. Not proceeded in. 
(No. 2.) For the amendment of the several Acts relative to the 
Harbour and Docks of Leith, and Works therewith connected, &amp;c.; 
Referred, xc1. 56. Bill ordered, 150. Presented, 195. Petitions 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 271. Report from Se- 
lect Committee on Leith and Newhaven Harbours, of the last 
Session, referred to the Committee, 293. Not proceeded in. 
——— (Trinity Harbour.) For leave to present a Petition 
for a Bill for establishing a Harbour at Trinity Bay; Referred, 
txxx1x. 145. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 150. 
Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 155. Report, 
that the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 161. 
Petition for leave to proceed with the Bill, 218, p. Petition 
against the Bill proceeding this Session, 223. Report from 
Committee on Standing Orders read; Report from Com- 
mittee on Petition for Bill read; Motion for inserting Adver- 
tisements and affixing Notices; Ques. Neg.; 226. (See supra, 
7. Edinburgh, 6.) For constructing and maintaining a Har- 
bour, Docks, Piers and other Works; Referred, xc. 104. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered ; 128. Presented, 139. Petitions complain- 
ing that the Standing Orders have not been complied with ; 222. 
Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered; 222. 230. 240. 
251.257. Petitions in favour, 163. 172. 180. 207. 229. Motion, 
That the Committee on the Petition for the Bill be revived, and 
that the Petitions respecting the Standing Orders be referred ; 
Q" Neg.; 223. Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 
240. Motion, That it be an Instruction to the Committee, that 
they do not enter into the question of compliance with such of the 
Standing Orders of this House as were required to be proved 
before the Committee to whom the Petition for the Bill was re- 
ferred; Debate thereupon dropped by the adjournment of the 
House, in consequence of the informality of the proceedings in re- 
lation to an Election Ballot; 275. Motion for similar Instruction ; 
Q" Neg. thereupon ; 282. Time enlarged for Report, 356. Fur- 
ther enlarged, 446. Further consideration of Report put off for 
Two Months, 499. Another Petition; Referred, xc1. 52. 
Bill ordered, 61. Presented, 78. Petitions against, referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 139.217. House informed that the Com- 
mittee had adjourned till a distant day; Ordered to meet and 
proceed on the Bill; 195. Evidence taken before the Committee 
on the Bill of last Session ; also Evidence taken before the Select 
Committee on Leith and Newhaven Harbours in the last Session ; 
Referred, 203. Leave to print the Evidence taken before the 
Committee on the Bill of last Session, and on the present Bill, 230. 
Passed, 394. yot returned from the Lords; Committee ap- 
pointed to inspect Lords’ Journals, 659. Report, 668. Report from 
Committee on Petition for Bill, read; another Bill ordered; xc. 
670. Petition against the introduction ofa new Bill, 672. Bill pre- 
sented, 675. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 690. 
698. Petitions in favour, 690. Motion for leave to Committee 


to sit and proceed on the same day; Motion withdrawn; Leave to | 


sit and proceed on the following day; 690. Minutes of Evidence 
taken before the Committee on the former Bill; Referred, 690. 
Report, That it appeared to the Committee that the printed Bill was 
not a correct copy of the House Bill, which informality they consider 
fatal to the progress of the Bill in its present shape ; that they recom- 
mend that the Bill be withdrawn, and that leave be granted to the 
Parties to introduce a new Bill ina corrected form; Report to lie 
on the Table; Bill withdrawn; 709. Minutes of Evidence taken 
before the Committee to be printed, 709. Another Bill ordered, 
709. Presented ; Motion, that the Bill be read the Second Time 
upon a certain day ; Motion withdrawn; 714. Petitions in favour, 
754. 759.775. Petitions against, 714. 
for Three Months, 759.———For constructing a Harbour, Docks, 
Piers and other Works; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills; xc. 33. Petition, complaining that 
the Standing Orders have not been complied with; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, 89. Bill 
ordered, 111. Presented, 170. Petitions in favour, 204. 220. 
Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 219. 235. 250. 
269. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee on the 
Trinity (North Leith) Harbour and Docks Bill in Session 1835 ; 
and Report (6th July 1835) from the Select Committee on Leith 
and Newhaven Harbours, together with the Minutes of Evidence 
taken before the said Committee; Referred; 219. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 408. R. A. 449. 


Leith and Newhaven: 
71. For altering and improving the Harbours of Leith and 
Newhaven, and for extending the Wet Docks between the said 
Harbours, &amp;c.; Referred, xc1. 60. Bill ordered, 190. Presented, 


Second Reading put off 





For constructing additional Works, and for making the 
necessary Roads and Accesses thereto; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcr. 54. Petition, 
complaining of Non-compliance with the Standing Orders; Re- 
ferred, 166. Reported; Report referred to the Standing Order 
Committee, 180. Time enlarged for presenting Bill, 181. Report, 
That the Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill on aban- 
doning every portion thereof, except so much as relates to the 
renewal of the Ale and Beer Duty, &amp;c., 202. Report from Select 
Committee on Standing Orders, read; Bill ordered; 202. See 
Pavings, 84. 


Leonard's, St., (Hastings) Harbour : 
72. For making and maintaining ; 
Not reported. 


Referred, txxxrx. 55. 


Limerick :—See Bridges, 50. 


Littlehampton, Sussex : 

73. For the more effectual Security of that Harbour ; Referred, 
Ltxxx. 60. Bill ordered, 101. Presented, 126. Petitions against, 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 167. 176. Power tosend for Per. 
sons, Papers and Records, 330, Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
540. R.A. 586. 


Liverpool Docks: 

74. To explain and amend Acts; Referred, txxxn. 12. Bill 
ordered, 30. Not proceeded in. To enable the Trustees to 
raise a further Sum; Referred, txxxim. 31. Report referred to 
Standing Order Committee, 38. Report, That the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with; but Parties to proceed so 
far as relates to the Sale of Property to the Trustees; 77. Pe- 
tition for leave to proceed, 95. Petition read; Report read; 
Bill ordered ; Leave to give Notices, &amp;c.; 100. Bill presented, 
173. Petition against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 241.— 
R. A. 375.———For extending and amending the several Acts 
relating to the Docks and Harbour of Liverpool; Referred, 
Lxxxv. 29. Bill ordered, 88. Presented, 92. Rr. a. 279,—— 
To alter, amend and enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred, xcr. 
62. Bill ordered, 118. Presented, 145. Petitions against, re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 321. 328. 338. 352. 355. 395. 404. 
420, 424, 428, 435. 473.534. Time enlarged for Report, 424. 436. 
Further consideration of Report put off for Six Months, 550. 


Liverpool (Port and Harbour) ; 


75. For further improving the same, txxvu1.34. Referred, 35. 
Bill ordered, 54. Presented, 63. Not proceeded in.——For 
further improving the Port and Harbour and Town of Liverpool ; 
Referred, txxx. 36. Bill ordered, 53. Presented, 73. Petitions 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 312. 322. 370. 373. 389. 434. 
442. Voices given, 443. Time enlarged for Report, 460. r.a. 603. 

To explain and amend Acts relating to the Improvement 
of the Port, Harbour and Town of Liverpool, and to authorise the 
Trustees of Liverpool Docks to pay for certain Lands and 
Hereditaments purchased under the said Acts; Referred, txxxm1. 
38. Bill ordered, 154. Presented, 168. Petitions against, re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 253. 286. 309. 318. King’s Consent 
signified, 419. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 450. Rr. a. 482. 


Llanelly :—See Railways, 127. 
Llanllwchaiarn :—See infra, 87. 
London Collier Docks :—See supra, 32. 


London Docks : 


76. For leave to present a Petition to allow further time for 
the Completion of the Docks and other Works ; Referred, txxyitt. 
380. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 381. Bill 
ordered; presented; 392. R. a. 471. To consolidate and 
amend Acts; Referred, xxxxi1. 39. Report referred to Standing 
Order Committee, 52. Report; Parties to proceed, 81. Bill 
ordered, 167. Presented, 174. Petitions against, referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 237. 262. 267. 276. 284. 292. 338. 382. 388. 
Time enlarged for Report, 310. 349. Bill re-committed, 383. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 482. R. A. 535. 


London (South) : 


77. For leave to present a Petition for making Wet Docks, 
Basins, and other Works in the Parishes of Saint John, South- 
wark, and Saint Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey; Referred, 

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_ London (South)—continued. 

ixx1x. 190. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred, 203. 
Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 209. Report read; Leave 
granted for Notices, and to deposit Plans, &amp;c.; Bill ordered ; Com- 
mittee to report on Notices and Plans; Time enlarged for pre- 
senting the Bill; 217. Bill presented, 295. Petitions against, 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 310. 317. 340. 350. 352. 356. 364. 
373. 379. 386. 403. 416. 430. Voices given, 370. Time enlarged 
for Report, 403. Committee to report Proceedings, 445. Report, 
445. Motion for laying before the House the Minutes of Evi- 
dence; Debate thereon adjourned; 445. Resumed; Question 
negatived for further adjourning the Debate; Minutes ordered ; 
449. Report to be printed, 451. Bill not proceeded in. Petition 
renewed, and referred, txxx. 47. Bill ordered, 54. Presented, 
97. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 155. 189. 202. 
221. 235. 240. 251. 257. 261. 269,270. Voices given, 202. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 475. R. A. 518. 


Lowestoft Harbour and Docks: 

78. For making and maintaining a Harbour, Docks and other 
Works; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Pri- 
vate Bills; xcm. 62. Petition against the Application, 137. 
Petition in favour of the Application, 188. Petition for Bill, 
reported; Report referred to the Standing Order Committee ; 
171. Report; Parties to proceed with their Bill, on abandoning 
such parts thereof as relate to Docks; &amp;c., 182. Report from 
Standing Order Committee, read; Bill ordered for making and 
maintaining a Harbour of Refuge and other Works; xcir. 190. 
Presented, 190. Petitions against, 280. 309. Petition com- 
plaining of the inadequacy of the Amount of the Subscription 
List, and praying for the Appointment of a Commission on the 
subject of Harbours of Refuge, 407, rp. Committed, 391. 
Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 434. 


Lossiemouth :—See infra, 118. 


Lyme Regis Harbour (Dorset) : 

79. For increasing the Dues for the support of the Cobb; 
Referred, txxv. 204. Not proceeded inn———For leave to pre- 
sent a Petition for repairing the Harbour, Pier or Cobb; Referred, 
uxxvi. 154. Leave given; Petition presented, 163. Reported; 
Report to lie on the Table, 169. Report read; Leave granted for 
Notices ; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices, &amp;c.; 178. 
Presented, 184. Time enlarged for Report, 312. R. a. 425. 


Margate Pier : 
80. For separating the Management of the Harbour from the 
paving the Town, &amp;c.; Referred, txxx1. 10. Bill ordered, 90. 
Presented, 99. R. a. 227. 


Maryport Harbour (Cumberland) : 

81. To amend and enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred, 
txxxvu. 68. Bill ordered, 194. Presented, 209. Order for 
referring Bill to a Committee, read and discharged; Bill with- 
drawn, 448.._———Report from Committee on Petition for Bill, 
read; Bill for better preserving the Harbour of Maryport, and 
for lighting and otherwise improving the Township of Maryport, 
in the County of Cumberland; Ordered ; Leave to present the 
Bill on or before a certain day; txxxvi. 448. Bill presented, 
468. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 565. Rr. a. 599. 


Minehead Harbour (Somerset) : 
82. To amend and render more effectual Acts; Referred, 
uxxviul. 26. Bill ordered, 39. Presented, 79. Time enlarged 
for Report, 283. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 411. RB. A. 433. 


Mounts Bay Harbour (Cornwall) : 

83. For making and maintaining that Harbour, and a Break- 
water at or near Penlea Point; Referred to the Select Committee 
on Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 63. Not proceededin. See 
infra, 93. 

Montrose Harbour : 

84. For the Improvement thereof; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 48. Bill ordered, 
130. Presented, 192. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 381. 383. 387. 390. 398. Petition in favour, 383. 
Petitions to be allowed to withdraw opposition to the Bill, 396. 
415. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 560, R. a, 583. 


Neath Harbour (Glamorgan) : 
85. To enlarge the Powers of Act; Referred, txxvi. 39. 
Not proceeded in. 


Newhaven Harbour :—See supra, 70,71. 


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Newport Port (Monmouth) : 


86. For better Regulation thereof; Referred, uxxx1. 40. Bill 
ordered, 52. Not proceeded in.———For granting Powers for 
the Conservancy of the Public Rivers or Waters, within the limits 
of the Port, and for establishing proper Regulations for Govern- 
ment, &amp;c.; Referred, txxx1x. 46. Bill ordered, 141. Presented, 
146. Not proceeded in, For establishing Regulations for 
the government of the Port and Harbour of Newport, &amp;c.; Re- 
ferred, xc. 119. Bill ordered, 217. Presented, 227. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 438. R. a. 473.———For the govern- 
ment, preservation and improvement of the Port and Harbour of 
Newport; Referred, xc1. 52. Billordered, 203. Presented, 211. 
Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 338. 346. 376. 
384. 403. Petitions in favour, 338, R. a. 585. ————For making 
and maintaining a Wet Dock and other Works within the said 
Port; also a Railway and Stone Road from the said Dock, &amp;c.; 
Referred, xc. 122. Not proceeded in. 





New Quay Harbour : 


87. For constructing and maintaining a Pier, Harbour ang other 
Works at New Quay, in the Parish of Llanllwchaiarn; Referred, 
xc. 34. Bill ordered, 184. Presented, 188. rp. a. 334. 


Pembrey (Carmarthen) : 


88. For making and constructing a Harbour and other Works 
in that Parish; Referred, txxx. 34. Bill ordered, 107. Presented, 
156. Petition against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 322. 
Voices given, 336. R. A. 518. For establishing a safe and 
commodious Harbour in that Parish; Referred, uxxx. 68. Not 
proceeded in.———To alter and amend Act 6 Geo. IV.; Re- 
ferred, xc. 105. Bill ordered, 137. Presented, 158. nk. a. 334. 





Northfleet (Kent) : 


89. For constructing a Pier or Jetty; Referred, xc.9. Bill 
ordered, 41. Presented, 49. Petitions against, referred, and 
Counsel ordered; 121. 123, 124. 144. 210. In favour, 121. 
Power to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 
158. 


Perth : 


90. For enlarging and maintaining the Port and Harbour, and 
for improving the Navigation of the River Tay ; Referred, ixxxu. 
107. Bill ordered, 113. Presented, 269. Petitions against, 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 348. 449. Bill committed, 330. 
Committee revived, 447. Time enlarged for Report, 449. 466. 
Not proceeded in.———To enlarge Powers of Act; To extend 
the Harbour and improve the Navigation of the River Tay, and 
for other purposes; Referred, txxx1x. 49. Bill ordered, 108. 
Presented, 127. Committed, 159. Member added, 248. Petitions 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 239. Lords’ Amendment 
agreed to, 406. R.A. 438. 


Peterhead Harbour (Aberdeen) : 
91. For enlarging and improving; Referred, txxxn. 44. 
Bill ordered, 238. Presented, 306. Petition against, referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 362. nr. a. 495. 


Peterhead and Banff Harbour :—See Addresses, 1505. 


Port Glasgow Harbour : 

92. For improving the Harbour, constructing a Wet Dock or 
Wet Docks adjacent thereto, and for altering the Road leading 
from thence to Glasgow ; Referred, rxxxv. 51. Bill ordered, 92. 
Presented, 144. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 
193. 358. Petitions in favour, 334. 341.378. Time enlarged for 
Report, 393. 430. R. A. 561. 


Port Patrick :—See supra, 8. 


Porthleven Harbour (Cornwall) : 
93. For extending and enlarging Term and Powers of Acts ; 
Referred, rxxv1. 14. Bill ordered, 78. Presented, 130. rR. a. 
281. 


Portrush Harbour (Antrim) : 

94. For improving; Referred, rxxx1. 40. Report referred to 
Standing Order Committee, 148. Report, That the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 151,.——— Referred, 
Lxxxu. 98. Bill ordered, 107. Presented, 336. kr. a. 587. 


Portsea : 
95. For leave to present a Petition for making Wet Docks at 
Portsea; Referred, xxx. 273. Reported, and leave given, 291. 
Not proceeded in. 


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II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Docks, Harbours, &amp;c., and Proceedings thereon—coné?. 


Portsmouth Commercial Docks : 

96. For constructing and maintaining Docks, Wharfs and 
Quays along the South-western Shore of Portsmouth Harbour ; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills ; 
xcu. 61. Not proceeded in. 


Preston and Wyre Dock : 
97. For making and maintaining the same; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 43. Bill 


ordered, 76. Presented, 82. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 304. 
R. A. 337. 


Ratcliffe Collier Dock : 
98. For making and constructing certain Wet Docks, Ware- 
houses and other Works in and near the Hamlet of Ratcliffe ; 
Referred, txxxv. 80. Bill ordered, 102. Not presented. 


Redcar (Yorkshire) : 

99. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to form an Asy- 
lum Harbour there; Referred, xc. 289. Bill ordered, 375. 
Presented, 381. Petition against, 441. 454. 480, 508. 588. 
Petition in favour, 463. Not proceeded in———For making 
and maintaining a Harbour there; Referred, xc1. 60. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Rotherhithe : 


100. Toamend Act for completing and maintaining the East 
Country Dock at that place; Referred, rxxx. 40. Bill ordered, 
101. Presented, 122. Petition against, referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 225. nr. a. 441.—~—— To amend and enlarge Powers of 
Act; Referred, txxxvi. 81. Not proceeded in. 


Rothesay (Bute) : 
101. For improving, repairing and maintaining the Harbours 
of the Burgh of Rothesay, and for building and maintaining a 
Gaol, Court House and Offices; Referred, txxxvi. 267. Bill 
ordered, 289. Presented,301. Committed, 346. Not proceeded 
in.———Again referred, txxxvt. 544. Bill ordered, 561. Pre- 
sented, 566. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 706. R. a. 717. 


Runcorn Gap :—See Railways, 107. 
Rye Harbour and Road (Sussex) : 

102. For improving that Harbour; Referred, rxxx1. 56. Bill 
ordered, 119. Presented,155. Not proceeded in.———To amend 
Act 41 Geo. III. c. 63, for the Improvement thereof, and to 
appoint new Commissioners, and to enable them to raise additional 
Funds; Ordered; Leave for Notices; txxxv.534. Bill presented; 
to be printed at the Expense of the Parties, 553. Petition 
against, 581. .a.646.———To alter and amend Powers of Act; 
Referred, txxxvur. 104. Bill ordered, 161. Presented, 208. 
Petition against, 328. rR. a. 470. 


Saltcoats Harbour (Ayrshire) : 

103. For more effectually enlarging and improving the same ; 
Referred, txxv1. 43. Report to lie on the Table, 67. Report 
read; Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to 
report on Notices; 70. Bill presented, 119. Rk. a. 425. 


Sandwich Haven :—See Navigations, 79. 
Saundersfoot Harbour :—See Railways, 171. 


Scarborough Pier, York : 

104. For further continuing the Duties, and altering the 
Powers of Acts; Referred, txxvu. 46. Bill ordered, 83. Pre- 
sented, 107. Petition against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 206. 
Time enlarged for Report,'211. . a. 266. For amending the 
above Act; Referred, txxviu. 55. Bill ordered, 120. Presented, 
124, R.A. 302, 

105. For improving the Piers and Harbours; Referred, xc. 15. 
Bill ordered, 27. Presented, 33. Petitions against, 89. 117. 136. 
189. 249. 292. Committed, 56. Not proceeded in. For 
rendering the Harbour more safe and commodious as a Harbour 
of Refuge ; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills, xcu. 33. Bill ordered, 68. Presented, 88. Peti- 
tions against, 251. 256. 267.272. 280. Petition in favour, 280. 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 281. 


Sheerness (Kent): 


106. For maintaining a Pier, and otherwise improving that 
Parish ; Referred, 1xxxi11.27. Bill ordered, 49. Presented, 109. 
Not proceeded in. Another Petition; Referred, txxx1v. 27. 
Bill ordered, 40. Presented,80. Order for Second Reading dis- 
charged; Bill withdrawn; 216. Report on Petition for Bill 
read, and Bill ordered for maintaining the Pier at Sheerness; 
Leave given to present Bill; txxxiv. 216. Presented, 227. Pe- 
tition against, 241. Referred, and Counsel ordered, 267. Time 
enlarged for Report, 275. n.a.372. See also Pavings, 179. 





Sidmouth (Devon) : 


107. For constructing a Harbour and other Works in that 
Parish; Referred, xxx. 67. Reportreferred to the Standing Order 
Committee, 135. Report; Parties to proceed, and give Notices, 
&amp;e.; 166. Bill ordered, 235. Presented, 235. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 641. R. A. 642,———For making and maintain- 
ing a Harbour or Basin, with a Pier or Piers, with proper Roads 
and Approaches; Referred, xc1. 45. Bill ordered, 62. Presented, 
215. R.A. 617. 


Southampton Docks: 


108. For making and constructing a Dock at the Confluence 
of the Southampton Water and the River Hitchin; Referred, xcr. 
51. Bill ordered, 71. Presented, 133. Petitions in favour, 20), 
Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 201. 254. 257, 
265. R.A. 391. 


Southampton Pier (Hants) : 


109. For erecting and maintaining a Pier and other Works; 
Referred, txxxvi. 289. Bill ordered, 321. Presented, 385. 
Passed, 514. Not returned from the Lords. Again referred, 
Lxxxvi. 528. Bill ordered, 548. Presented, 554. rn. a. 712. 


Southend Pier and Improvement (Essex) : 


110. For making and maintaining a Pier and other Improve- 
ments; Referred, xxxx1v. 65. Bill ordered, 102. Presented, 137, 
Petitions in favour, 191. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 207.211. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 273. R. a. 297, 
— ——tTo alter and amend above Act; Referred, xc. 122. Bill 
ordered, 143. Presented,199. Petition complaining that Stand- 
ing Orders not complied with, 149. 164. Petitions against, 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 240. 249. 270. 293. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 480. R. a. 500. 


Southwold Harbour (Suffolk) : 


111. For continuing and rendering more effectual Acts for the 
Improvement thereof; Referred, rxxxv. 27. Bill ordered, 131. 
Presented, 147. Petitions against, 356. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 453. Rr. a. 500. 


Stonehaven (Kincardine) : 


112. For improving and maintaining that Harbour; Referred, 
itxxx. 58. Bill ordered, 116. Presented, 182. nr. a. 441, 


Stotfield and Lossiemouth Harbour (Elgin) : 


113. For constructing a Harbour at Stotfield Point adjoining 
the Harbour of Lossiemouth; Referred, txxxrx. 50. Bill or- 
dered, 137. Time enlarged for presenting Bill, 145. Presented, 
179. Re-committed, 274. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 432. 
R. A. 525. 


Stour : —See Navigations, 79. 


Stranraer Harbour (Wigtown) : 


114. For improving and maintaining; Referred, txxvut. 59. 
Reported ; Report to lie on the Table ; 153. Report read; Leave 
given to deposit an Estimate; Bill ordered ; Committee to report 
on Estimate; 163. Bill presented, 163. Petitions against, 212. 
242, 282. Not proceeded in. 


Sunderland Harbour (Durham): 


115. Toamend and enlarge Powers of Acts relating to the 
Improvement and Preservation of the River Wear, and of the 
Port and Haven of Sunderland; Referred, txxxv. 79. Bill 
ordered, 93. Presented, 138. Re-committed, 246. Passed, 344. 
Not returned from the Lords. Committee appointed to inspect 
Lords’ Journals, 392. Report, 401. Report on Petition for Bill 
read, and Bill ordered, 401. Presented,409. Leave to Committee 
to sit and proceed, 414. R. a. 500. For amending Act 
11 Geo. IV.; Referred, xc1. 32. Bill ordered, 39. Presented, 
43. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 103. 113. 
Petitions in favour, 117. Members added, 106. r. a. 391.—— 
Docks (North Side); For making and maintaining; Referred, 
Lxxxvul. 85. Billordered, 95. Presented, 126. Petitions against, 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 213. 247.313. Petition in favour, 
327. Passed, 400. Not returned from the Lords.———Docks and 
Railway (South Side); For constructing Docks near the entrance 
of the Port of Sunderland, and constructing a Railway to Barnes, 
in the Township of Bishopwearmouth; Referred, txxxvul. 52. 
Reported, and re-committed, 66. Reported, and a Member having 
stated that the Petitioners did not intend to proceed as to the Rail- 
way ; Bill for constructing Wet Docks on the South Side of the 
River Wear, at Sunderland, near the Sea, in County Palatine of 
Durham ; Ordered, txxxvu. 69. Presented, 89. Petitions against, 
referred, and Counsel ordered; 145. 158, 159. 188. Committed, 124. 

Power 




















DOCKS, HARBOURS, 








Sunderland Harbour (Durham)—continued. 

Power to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 153. 
No Report. Port and Dock; To enable the Commissioners 
for the Preservation of the River Wear to construct a small Dock 
on the South Side of the said River, withinthe County Palatine 
of Durham; Referred, uxxxvi. 104. Bill ordered, 123. Pre- 
sented, 208. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 
262. 295. 356.417. Committed, 428. Not proceeded in. 


Sutton Pool Harbour (Devon) : 

116. To alter, amend and enlarge Powers of Act for the Im- 
provement of the Harbour of Sutton Pool, in the Port of Ply- 
mouth ; Referred, txxxvu. 37. Not proceeded in.———To con- 
tinue the Term, and to alter and amend the Powers of Acts; 
Referred, txxxvi. 51. Bill ordered, 58. Presented, 63. The 
King’s Consent signified, 143. Bill passed, 144. nr. a. 219. 





Swansea (Glamorgan) : : 

117. For more effectually maintaining the Lighthouse at the 
Mumbles Head, in the County of Glamorgan, and for making 
and maintaining a Pier or Breakwater near the said Lighthouse ; 
Referred, txxxvim. 105. Bill ordered, 162. Presented, 193. 
Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 294. 295. Peti- 
tions in favour, 234. Committed, 234. Not proceeded in—— 
To alter and amend the several Acts for repairing, enlarging and 
preserving the Harbour of Swansea; Referred, xcr. 59. Bill 
ordered, 139. Presented, 201. Petitions against, referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 261. 292. 336. 346. 394. 408. 634. Time 
enlarged for Report, 426. Further enlarged, 486. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 684. R. a. 710. 


Teignmouth : 

118. For improving and regulating the Port and Harbour of 
Teignmouth; Referred, xc1. 45. Bill ordered, 81. Presented, 
96. King’s Consent signified, 257. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 335. R. a. 392. 


Thames Haven and Dock :—See Railways, 189. 
Tide Docks :—See supra, 31. 

Torbay Breakwater :—Sce supra, 27. 

Tralee :—See Navigations, 94. 


Tremadoc Harbour (Carnarvon) : 
119. To amend Act; Referred, txxx. 74. Not proceeded in. 


Tremoutha Harbour and Railway (Cornwall) : 

120. For making and maintaining a Port or Harbour there, 
and for making a Railway or Railways from the said Port; Re- 
ferred, xc1. 61. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 
203. Report ; Parties to proceed ; Billordered;210. Presented, 
218. Petition against, 410. King’s Consent signified, 534. 
R. A. 710. 


Trinity Harbour and Docks :—See supra, 70. 


Warkworth Harbour : 

121. For the formation thereof; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Petitions for Private Bills; xc11. 64. Petition, com- 
plaining of Non-compliance with the Standing Orders, referred, 
113. Bill ordered, 182. Presented, 190. Petitions against, re- 
ferred ; Counsel ordered; 268. 304. 370. Lords’ Amendments 


PIERS, &amp;c.—continued. 471 


II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Docks, Harbours, &amp;c., and Proceedings thereon—cont‘. 


Waterford Harbour : 

122. To alter and amend Act 56 Geo. III., for improving that 
Port and Harbour; Referred, txxxv. 38. Bill ordered, 53. Pre- 
sented, 147. Not proceeded in. 


Wells Harbour (Norfolk) : 


123. For amending and enlarging Powers and Authorities 
given by Acts, and for raising further Rates and Duties; Referred, 
Lxxxix. 54. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 72. 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 
86. For amending and enlarging the Authorities given by 
Acts; Referred, xc. 99. Bill ordered, 136. Order of Leave for 
Bill discharged; another Bill ordered, 223. Presented, 224. 
Petition against, referred, 293. Leave to Committee to sit and 
proceed, and to report on or before a certain Day, 348. R. a. 418. 
———For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to alter and 
amend Act 5 &amp; 6 Will. [V.; Referred, xc. 401. Leave given; 
Petition referred, 420. Report, That the Standing Orders ought 
not to be dispensed with, 425. 





West India Dock Company : 

124. To continue the Obligation upon Persons to use their 
Docks; txxvu. 51. Referred to the Committee on Foreign Trade, 
131. Not proceeded in.———For leave to present a Petition for 
a Bill for amending Acts; Referred, txxx11. 229. Not proceeded 
in.———To enable the Company to raise a further Sum of Money ; 
Referred, txxx1v. 69. Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 138. . a. 
328.———To consolidate and amend Acts; Referred, txxxvi. 299. 
Reported ; Report referred to Standing Order Committee; 339. 
Report; Parties to proceed, and to give Notices, &amp;c.; 354. Bill 
ordered, 363. Presented, 411. Committed, 453. Reported, 498. 
Not proceeded in.——Again referred ; txxxv1. 533. Bill ordered, 
547. Presented, 559. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 726. 
R. A. 777. 


Weymouth Harbour and Wharfs (Dorset) : 
125. To amend and enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred, Lxxx. 
66. Report referred to the Standing Order Committee, 167. 
Report ; Parties to proceed, and have leave to deposit an Estimate, 
&amp;e.; 189. Bill ordered, 217. Presented, 225. Petitions against 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 436. r.a. 518. See Bridges, 84. 


Whitby Piers (York): 

126. For further continuing the Duty on Coals for improving 
the Piers and Harbour; Referred, txxx1. 39. Reported; Report 
referred to Standing Order Committee; 196. Report; Parties to 
proceed and deposit an Estimate, &amp;c.; 217. Bill ordered, 242. 
Presented, 250. Petition against, 292. Lords’ Amendment agreed 
to, 504. R. A. 658. 


Whitehaven (Cumberland) : 


127. For the Improvement of that Town and Harbour; Re- 
ferred, xxxxu. 74. Not proceeded in. 


Woolwich Pier : 


128. For erecting and maintaining; Referred, xc1. 44. Not 
proceeded in. 





Wyre Dock :—See supra, 97. 


Yarmouth Haven : 
129. For improving the Haven and rebuilding the Bridges ; 
Referred, xc. 21. Bill ordered, 128. Presented, 144. Petition 





agreed to, Special Entry being made in the Journal; 518. 
R. A. 569. 


III. Motion relative to: 


130. Amendment proposed, and withdrawn, on Motion for 


, reading the Order of the Day for the Third Reading of the 
Customs Bill, “ For an Address to direct that an immediate 
. Survey be made’ of the Harbours of Liverpool, Holyhead and 
’ Port Dynllaen, and of such other Points on the Western 
a Coast of England and Wales as may appear suitable for a direct 
'y Communication between London and Dublin, so as to ascertain 
i the respective Qualifications and Capacities of Improvement of 
e 
sy 


for the Insertion of a Clause, referred, 204. Petitions against, 
| 246. R. a. 418, 


each as a Packet Harbour between London and Dublin, and 
also as a Harbour of Refuge for the Trade passing up and 
down the Irish Channel, with a view to such Surveys being 
laid before Parliament ;” xc1. 753. 


See Committees, 258-260. 833-837. 1125. 1137. 1245-1247. 
‘erries. 








GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1887.) 


ti.) =. 


Dogs : 








472 DOGS——DRAINAGES. 














Dogs: 
he Bill to prevent the spreading of Canine Madness; Or- 
dered, Lxxxv. 537. Presented; printed; 538. Committed to a 
Select Committee, 556. (See Committees, 756.) Bill reported, 
with Minutes of Evidence; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
Minutes of Evidence to be printed; 637. Not proceeded in. 
— — Another Bill; Ordered, txxxvi. 223. Presented; printed ; 
229. Committee deferred, 484. Not proceeded in——— Another 
Bill; Ordered, txxxvi. 583. Presented ; printed; 589. Second 
Reading deferred, 913. Not proceeded in. 


2. Motion, for leave to bring in a Bill to prevent the cruel 
and improper Treatment of Dogs; Withdrawn, txxx1. 267. 


3. For leave to bring in a Bill for more effectually pre- 
venting the increase of Canine Madness, and for giving relief to 
Persons and Property injured by Dogs; Withdrawn, xc. 139. 

See Accounts and Papers, 2098. Assessed Taxes, 18. Com- 
mittees, 261. Petitions, 739. 


Dog-fighting :—see Bear-baiting, 4. Bull-baiting. Pe- 
titions, 740. 


Domingo, St., Postage to and from :— 
See Accounts and Papers, 2099. Addresses, 475, 476. Postage 
and Post Office, 26. 


Dominica: Bills relative to: 

1. To allow the Importation of certain Articles Duty-free into 
the Island of Dominica, and to indemnify the Governor and others 
for having permitted the Importation of such Articles Duty-free ; 
Ordered, xc. 305. Presented; printed; 326. Rr. a. 418. 

2. For granting relief to the Island of Dominica, and to amend 
the Act 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV., for enabling His Majesty to direct the 
issue of Exchequer Bills, to a limited amount, for the purposes 
therein mentioned ; Ordered, xc. 571. Presented, 573. rR. a. 611. 

See Accounts and Papers, 2100, 2101. Committees, 262. 
Supply, 215. 





Donaghadee :——See Accounts and Papers, 2102, 3103, 


Committees, 258. 519. Docks, 3. 8. Postage, 19. Supply, 
216. 


Donore Barony :—see Dubiin, 7. 


Dorchester Unionists :—see Accounts and Papers, 
2104, 2105. Addresses, 477, 478. 1489. Petitions, 747. 


Dover Castle, Lieutenant of :—see Cinque 
Ports. 


Dover :——See Accounts and Papers, 2106. 2108. Com- 
plaints, 1. Committees, 835. Elections, 184, &amp;c. 


Dower :——Bill for Amendment of the Law relating thereto; 
Ordered, txxxvi. 488. Not presented———Another Bill; Or- 
dered, txxxvi. 596. Presented; printed ; 778. Committee de- 
ferred, 927. Not proceeded in.——Another Bill; Ordered, 
LXxxvil. 11. Presented; printed; 12. As amended, printed, 64, 
Re-committed ; 391. Committee deferred, 503. Not pro- 
ceeded inn———Another Bill; Ordered, txxxvi. 42. Pre- 
sented; printed; 145. Order for Committee of the whole House 
discharged ; Bill committed to a Select Committee; 226. (See 
Committees, 839.) Bill reported, and re-committed to a Com- 
mittee of the whole House; As amended, printed; 316. Lords’ 
Amendment agreed to, 731. rn. a. 734. See Committees, 839. 


Down and Raphoe, Deaneries of :— 
See Accounts and Papers, 2109, 2110. Addresses, 1525. 








Mrainages and 


Embankments. 





I. Public Bills relative to Drainages and Embankments ;_ 1—3. 


I]. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Drainages and Embankments, 
and Proceedings thereon; 4—45. 





I. Public Bills relative to Drainages and Embankments : 


1. For making and preserving Embankments on the Sides of 
Rivers in Ireland; Ordered, txxxv. 339. Presented; printed ; 
376. Committed, 397. Committee deferred, 567. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 

2. To empower Landed Proprietors in Ireland to sink, embank 
and remove Obstructions in Rivers; Ordered, txxxvi. 514. Not 
presented.——— Again ordered; txxxvi. 613. Presented ; printed; 
666. Petitions in favour; From, Landholders of Street and 
Granard; Landholders of Killucan; Landholders in Ireland; 
666. Petitions against; From Proprietors of Water Mills in 





and around the County of Dublin; 855, rp. _ Bill committed toa 
Select Committee, 695. (See Committees, 878.) Reported; as 
amended, printed; 790. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 919. 
R.A. 935. 


3. To amend Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. c. 57; Ordered, Ltxxxvi. 
479. Presented; printed; 484. Second Reading deferred, 495. 
Not proceeded in. 


Drainage Rates Recovery :—See Inclosures, 3. 


II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Drainages and Embankments, and 


Proceedings thereon : 
Adlingfleet &gt;—See infra, 41. 
Ancholme (Lincoln) : 

4. To alter and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, ixxx. 44. 
Bill ordered, 115. Presented, 217. Petition against, referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 368. Voices given, 442. Rk. a. 586.——— 
To alter and amend Act; Referred, txxxvin. 50. Bill ordered, 
171. Presented, 174. Petition for additional Provision ; Referred, 
301. Reported, and Instruction accordingly, 310. Petition 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 334. Bill reported, 347. 
Re-committed, 362. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 362. 395. Time enlarged for Report, 405. 454. 487. 
rn. A. 559. 








Askren :—See infra, 41. 
Bedford Level : 


North Level: 

5. For improving the Drainage of the Lands lying in the 
North Level, part of the Great Level of the Fens called Bedford 
Level, and for providing a Navigation between Clows Cross and 
the Nene Outfall Cut; Referred, rxxxv. 58. Bill ordered, 99. 
Presented, 119. Petitions against, 163. 208. 335. 341. 345. Power 
to Committee to sit notwithstanding adjournment, 351. King’s 
Consent signified; Bill passed; 453. x. a. 500.———For an 
Alteration in the Line of the Main Drain, and for leave to deposit 

an 











DRAINAGES AND EMBANKMEN TS—continued. 


473 








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II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Drainages and Embankments, and Proceedings thereon 


—continued. 


Bedford Level; North Zevel—continued. 


South Level Drainage and Navigation : 


Binfield : —See infra, 8. 
Blankney (Lincoln) : 


Branston :—See infra, 23. 


Bray (Berks and Wilts) : 


Bromby :—See Inclosures, 165. 
Campsall :—See infra, 41. 


Curry, North, (Somerset) : 


Deeping Fen Drainage (Lincoln) : 


Dorrington :—See infra, 28. 
Dun Floods Drainage and Embankment (York) : 


Dunham :—See infra, 17. 


ee aa SES. a OC .hC&lt; 


Presented, 324. 


Dunston :—See infra, 21. 


Eau Brink Drainage (Norfolk and Cambridge): 


an amended Map or Plan and Section and other Papers, and to 
give Notices; Referred, rxxxv. 234. Reported; Report referred 
to the Standing Order Committee; 241. Report, That the 
Report referred is informal; 253. Report on Petition re-com- 
mitted to former Committee, and leave to sit notwithstanding any 
adjournment of the House, 253. Reported; Report referred 
to the Standing Order Committee; 260. Report, That the 
Parties ought not to be permitted to alter the Line of the said 
Main Drain, 268.——-To amend Act; Referred, txxxvi. 55. 
Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 132. rp. a. 464. To alter and 
amend Acts; Referred, txxxvit. 68. Bill ordered, 170. Pre- 
sented, 198. Passed by the Lords, with Amendments, 414. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 418. R. a. 470. 





Bill ordered, 251. 
See infra, 


6. For improving; Referred, txxx1. 219. 
Petition against, 425. R. a. 495. 
12. 


7. For the Drainage of the Lands within Blankney Fen, 
Blankney Dales, Linwood Fen, Linwood Dales and Martin Fen 
and Martin Dales, in the County of Lincoln; Referred, rxxxvu. 
73. Bill ordered, 96. Presented, 131. Petitions against, referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 306. 310. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
388. R. A. 430. 


8. To amend Act for draining and improving Lands in the 
Bray, White Waltham, Shottesbrook, Lawrence Waltham, Bin- 
field, Ruscomb, Wargrave, Remenham and Hurley (Berks), and 
in the Liberties of Whistley and Broad Hinton (Berks and Wilts); 
Referred, txxvu. 39. Bill ordered, 88. Presented, 92. Peti- 
tions against, referred, 149. 203. 208. Voices given, 178. Time 
enlarged for Report, 208. n. a. 266. 


9. For enlarging and improving the River Tone; Referred, 
Lxxx1v. 67. Not proceeded in. 


10. For explaining and amending Act, and for increasing the 
Rates; Referred, rxxvu. 20. Report, 23, Bill ordered; Com- 
mittee to report on Notices; 28. Bill presented, 116. Not pro- 
ceeded in.———Again presented, and referred; ixxviu. 387. 
Report to lie upon the Table, 68. Report re-committed, 72. 
Report, 75. Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices; 79. 
Bill presented, 162. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 282, 284, 289.297. 302. ‘Time enlarged for Report, 284. 
King’s Consent signified, and Bill passed, 327. mB. a. 351. 


11. For draining Lands on the North Side of the River Dun; 
Referred, uxxx11.221. Bill ordered, 242. Presented, 331. Peti- 
tion against, 370, 436. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 527. R. A. 
558. 


12. For altering and enlarging Powers of Acts; Referred, 
Lxxvi. 22. Bill ordered, 64. Presented, 70. Petitions against, 
103, 239, 245. 303, R. a. 884.————To amend and enlarge 
Powers of Acts; Referred, txxx. 27. Bill ordered, 45. Petition 
respecting Standing Orders, to lie on the Table, 138. Referred to 
the Committee on the Petition for the Bill ; Committee revived; 
Leave to Committee to sit and proceed; 210. Petitions against, 
308. 318. Petition respecting Standing Orders, reported ; Report 
referred to Committee on Standing Orders ; 319. Report, that the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 328.———To 
alter, amend, and enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred, rxxxv1. 216. 
Bill ordered, 225. Presented, 286. Petitions against, 410. 421. 
433. 442. 453. 476. 480. 496. Committed, 387. Not proceeded 
in. Petition from Grantham against the Bill of last Session, 
LXXXxvi, 567..———(No. 1.) For improving the Drainage of the 


Eau Brink Drainage (Norfolk and Cambridge)—cont?. 


Great Level of the Fens called Bedford Level; Motion for 
referring Petition to a Committee ; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 
uxxxvi. 570. Order for resuming Debate read, 506. Petition 
withdrawn, 587..———(No. 2.) Another Petition to alter, amend 
and enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred, uxxxv1.577. Bill ordered, 
581. Petition against the Introduction of the Bill, 588. Bill 
presented, 591. Petitions against, 608. 638. Time enlarged for 
Report, 685. The King’s Consent signified; Bill passed; 761. 
R. A. 826. See supra, 5, 6. 


Ely Drainage, Cambridge : 


13. To amend and render Act more effectual; Referred, 
uxxvill. 36. Bill ordered, 109. Presented, 120. Time enlarged 


for Report, 273. Petitions against, 313. . a. 400. 
Fenwick :—See infra, 41. 
Fishlake :—See infra, 41. 
Fledborough :— See infra, 17. 
Foyle, Lough :—See infra, 33. 
Frodingham and Bromby :—See Inclosures, 165. 
Gedney :—See infra, 15. 
Heighington :—See Inclosures, 368. 


Hilgay, Norfolk : 


14. To alter and amend Act; Referred, txxxv1. 107. Bill 
ordered, 166. Presented, 168. nr. A. 464. 
Holbeach and Gedney, York: 
15. To alter and amend Acts; Referred, uxxxrx. 53. Bill 


ordered, 141. Presented, 153. Committed, 253. Power to Com- 
mittee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 293, Petitions 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 276, 287. r. a. 400.——To alter 
and amend Acts; Referred, xc1. 40. Not proceeded in. 


Holderness, York : 
16. To alter and enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred, .xxxvit. 
102. Bill ordered, 188. Presented, 199. Petition against, 283. 
n. A. 331. 


Hurley :~——Seo supra, 8. 
Kellington :—See infra, 41. 


Laneham, Nottingham : 

17. For embanking, draining and improving divers low Lands 
and Grounds ia the Townships of Laneham, Dunham, Ragnall, 
Fledborough and Marnham; Referred, txxxvu. 103. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Lawrence Waltham ;—See supra, 8. 
Leasowes :—See infra, 87. 


Leven Drainage and Improvement (Kinross and Fife): 

18. For recovering and draining certain Lands in the Counties 
of Kinross and Fife; Referred, xxxxu. 214. Bill ordered, 237. 
Presented, 252. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 573. R. a. 587. 
— ——To amend and extend Powers of Act; Referred, txxxvi. 
289. Billordered, 399. Presented, 411. Committed, 476. Not pro- 
ceeded in. ————Again referred, Lxxxv1. Bill ordered, 579. 
Presented, 597. R. a. 712.———To authorise the raising such a 
Sum ? may be required for the entire completion of the Works 


572. 


authorised by Acts; Referred, xc. 79. Bill ordered, 188. Pre- 
sented, 194. Petition against, 206. Rr. a, 334. 
Linwood Fen :—See supra, 7. 
Lough Swilly and Lough Foyle :—See infra, 33. 
March (Cambridge) Drainage : 
19. For amending Acts; Referred, uxxxi. 51. Bill ordered, 


128. Presented, 135. rR. a. 344. 


Margate : 
20. To amend andrender Acts more effectual; Referred, txxx. 
5. Bill ordered, 16. Presented, 122. Petitions against; 176. 
183. R.A. 297. 


Marnham :—See supra, 17. 


Martin Fen :—See supra, 7. 


Meols Great :—See infra, 37. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Metheringham 
6D 





474 








DRAINAGES AND EMBANKMENTS—continued. 





II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Drainages and Embankments, and Proceedings thereon 


—continued. 


Metheringham and Dunston (Lincoln) : 

21. For draining and improving ; Referred, rxxx. 67. Re- 
ported; Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 110. 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 
148. For embanking, draining and improving Lands in 
Metheringham and Dunston ; Referred, rxxx1. 18. Bill ordered, 
29. Presented, 104. R. A. 227. 


Middlezoy (Somerset) : 
22. For draining and improving; Referred, txxxv. 63. Not 
proceeded in. See infra, 24. 


Moss :—See infra, 41. 


Nene Outfall :—See supra, 5. Navigations, 67. 


Nocton and Branston (Lincoln) : 
23. For repealing Parts of, and amending and enlarging Powers 
of other Parts of Act; Referred, rxxxvu.114. Bill ordered, 210. 
Presented, 222. Petitions against, 325. R.A. 430. 


North Kyme :—See infra, 28. 
North Level :—See supra, 5. 
Norton :—See infra, 41. 


Othery (Somerset) : 
24. For draining, flooding and improving certain low Lands 
and Grounds in Othery, Middlezoy and Weston Zoyland; Referred, 
ytxxxv. 63. Bill ordered, 137. Presented, 146. r.a. 500. 


Ouse Banks and Bridges (Norfolk) : 

25. For raising further Funds for the Repair of the same, 
and for altering Powers of Act; Referred, txxxvu. 118. To 
alter and extend Powers of Commissioners; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xc1.47. Bill ordered, 
81. Presented, 138. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 328. 357. 359. 414.422. Time enlarged for Committee to 


report, 427. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 537. R. a.569. 


Pinchbeck :—See infra, 31. 


Plymouth Embankment(Devon) : 

26. Petition for Bill for further extending the Powers of the 
Plymouth Embankment Company; Referred, Lxxix. 21. Bill 
ordered, 27. Presented, 36. Petition against, to lie on the 
Table, 114. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 242. R. a. 278. 


Ragnall :——-See supra, 17. 
Rawcliffe, Upper :—See infra, 30. 
Remenham :—See supra, 8. 


Rother Levels (Sussex) : 


27. 
Lxxx1i. 56. 


For more effectually draining and preserving ; Referred, 

Bill ordered, 119. Presented, 145. Lords’ Amend- 
ment agreed to, 367. rR. A.377.———To amend the above Act; 
Referred, txxxv. 34. Bill ordered, 99. Presented, 109. Petition 
against, 137. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 636.  R. A. 646. 
———To amend Acts; Referred, txxxvur.107. Bill ordered, 
157. Presented, 161. rR. a. 352, 


Ruscombe :—See supra, 8. 


Ruskington (Lincoln) : 

28. For inclosing, draining and embanking Lands within the 
Parishes of Ruskington and Dorrington, and the Township or 
Hamlet of North Kyme; Referred, txxxvu. 89. Bill ordered, 
188. Presented, 199. Petitions against, 306. 311. rR. a. 362. 

Scunthorpe and Frodingham :—See Inclosures, 165. 
Shottesbrook :—See supra, 8. 


Sinfin Moor (Derby): 
29. For maintaining and repairing the Public Drains, Bridges 
and Highways thereon; Referred, txxxu. 203. Bill ordered, 324. 


Presented, 330. Petition against, 370. rR. a. 465. 


Smeaton, Little :—See infra, 41. 
Snaith :—See infra, 41, 42. 
South Level :—See supra, 6. 


Sowerby, &amp;c. (Lancaster) : 
30. For draining certain Lands in Upper Raweliffe, &amp;c.; 


Referred, uxxx. 51. Not proceeded in. 





Spalding and Pinchbeck (Lincoln) : 

31. To amend Act; Referred, txxxvu. 96. Report referred 
to Standing Order Committee, 119. Report; Parties to proceed 
and give Notices, 136. Bill ordered, 199. Presented, 299, 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 388. R. a. 430. 


Stoke Ferry (Norfolk) : 


32. To amend and extend the Powers and Provisions of Act 
54 Geo. III.; Referred, txxxix. 42. Bill ordered, 122. Pre- 
sented, 141. nr. a. 400. 


Stretham (Cambridge) :—See Inclosures, 333. 


Swilly and Foyle, Loughs, Drainage and Canals, (Done- 
gal and Londonderry) : 

33. For draining and otherwise improving the Waste Lands, 
called Lough Swilly and Lough Foyle; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xc. 39. Petition in 
favour of the Application, 70. Petition against the Application, 
121. Petitions, complaining that the Standing Orders have not 
been complied with ; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions 
for Private Bills, 89. 96.161. Report referred to the Standing 
Order Committee, 180. Time enlarged for presenting Bill, 183. 
Report, That the Parties be permitted to proceed with such parts 
of the Bill as relate to Drainage, on abandoning so much thereof 
as relates to Navigation, &amp;c.,201. Report from Standing Order 
Committee, read; Bill ordered for the Drainage of Waste Lands 
in Lough Swilly and Lough Foyle, 206. Presented, 206. Pe- 
titions in favour, 240. 369. 390. 435. 471. Petitions against; 
referred, and Counsel ordered ; 243, 247. 285, 286. 328. 335, 336. 
381. Power to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records, 274. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 427. 
Further enlarged, 480. 496. Power to Committee to make 
a special Report, 496. Bill reported; To be ingrossed, 541. 
Notice taken that the Report had been made without Notice 
having been given in the Private Bill Office; Motion, That the 
Order for ingrossing the Bill be discharged ; Motion withdrawn ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading, 560. [Queen’s Consent signi- 
fied]; Bill passed ; 582. Not returned from the Lords. 


Traeth Mawr Embankment (Carnarvon and Merioneth): 
34. To alter and amend Act 47 Geo. III., and for building 
Quays and other Works; Referred, txxv1, 26. Reported, 37. 
Leave granted for Notices, 47. Bill presented, 118. Petition 
against; referred; Counsel ordered, and Voices given, 331. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 431. R. A. 442.————-T'o amend 
Acts; Referred, txxx1. 36. Bill ordered, 143. Presented, 159. 
Committed, 226. Petition against, 248. Voices, 248. Not pro- 


ceeded in. 


Wainfleet Drainage (Lincoln) : 

35. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to amend Act 
53 Geo. III.; Referred, txx1x. 147. Reported; Leave given; 
Petition presented; and referred ; 167. Reported, 179. Leave 
granted for Notices ; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices, 
189. Bill presented, 251. Committed, 271. 
Voices given; 341. Not reported. 
sented and referred; Lxxx. 85. Reported; Report referred to 
Standing Order Committee, 175. Report; Parties to proceed 
and g.ve Notices, &amp;c.; 203. Bill ordered, 217. Presented, 234. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 590. R. a. 603, 


Petitions against ; 
Another Petition pre- 


Waldersey (Cambridge) : 
36. 
LXXXIII. 52. 


For more effectually draining and improving ; Referred, 
Bill ordered, 124. Presented, 154. rR. a. 376. 


Wallasey (Chester) : 
37. For making an Embankment on the North-west side of 
Leasowes, in the Townships of Wallasey, and Great Meols; Re- 
ferred, txxxiv. 6. Bill ordered, 19. Presented, 23. Petition 


against, 169. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 218. R. a. 221. 


Walpole Inclosure and Drainage (Norfolk) : 

38. For inclosing and draining certain open common Salt 
Marshes, in the Parishes of Walpole St. Peter and Walpole 
St. Andrew; Bill ordered, txxxvu. 58. Order of Leave for Bill 
discharged; Petition referred to a Committee; 63. Bill ordered, 


73. Presented, 221. Petition against, 306. R. a. 542. 


_ Wargrave :—See supra, 8. 


| Washingborough Drainage and Inclosure (Lincoln) : 


Presented, 139. 


Welland 


39. Referred, txxxiv. 54. 
R. A. 328. 


Bill ordered, 79. 
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IJ. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Drainages and Embankments, and Proceedings thereon 


—continued. 
Welland Outfall Drainage (Lincoln) : 


40. For explaining, amending and renderin, more effectual 
Act; Referred, uxx1x. 32. Bill ordered, 46. Presented, 154. 
pr. A. 450.———For altering, amending and enlarging Acts; Re- 
ferred, xc1.43. Report, 127. Report referred to Standing Order 
Committee, 131. Report, that the Standing Orders ought not to 
be dispensed with, 145.———For increasing the Tonnage Rates 
granted by Act 5 Geo. IV., and altering and enlarging Powers of 
said Act; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills, xcu. 38. Bill ordered, 81. Presented, 181. Pe- 
tition against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 379. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 596. R. A. 623. 


Went (York): 

41. For draining aud improving certain Low Lands, situate 
within the Townships of Norton, Campsall, Askren, Moss, Fen- 
wick, Little Smeaton and other Places, in the Parishes of Camp- 
sall and Womersley, Kellington, Snaith and Fishlake ; Referred, 
Lxxxvi. 303. Bill ordered, 354. Presented, 413. Not pro- 
ceeded in. ——— Again referred, txxxvi. 529. Bill ordered, 554. 
Presented, 567. Petition against, 654. rR. a. 717. 





Weston Zoyland :—See supra, 24. 


Whistley :—See supra, 8. 
White Waltham :—-sSee supra, 8. | 


Whitgift and Snaith (York): 


42. For warping and improving certain Moors and Lands in 


those Parishes; Referred, txxv. 130. Bill ordered, 215. Pre- 
sented, 234. nk. A. 423, 


Wiggenhall (Norfolk) : 


43. For enlarging and amending Powers and Provisions of 


Act; Referred, txxxvitt. 107. Report; Report referred to 
Standing Order Committee; 161. Report; Parties to proceed ; 
174. Bill ordered; 176. Presented,209. Petition against, 333. 
Time enlarged for Report, 404. Further enlarged, 426.Rr. a. 496. 


Witham :—See Navigations, 107. 
Womersley :—See supra, 41. 
Wormegay (Norfolk) : 


44. For draining certain Fen Lands and Low Grounds in the 


Parish of Wormegay, and certain other Lands; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 32. Bill 
ordered, 159. Presented, 175. rR. a. 449. 


Yaxley (Huntingdon) : 


45. For embanking, draining, improving and preserving cer- 


tain Fen Lands and Low Grounds; Referred, txxxvi. 229- 
Bill ordered, 286. Presented, 329. R. a. 517. 


See Bogs (Ireland). Committees, |1125.1138. Petitions, 758. 





Draining Tiles :——See Acetous Acid. 


Dramatic Writings : Bills relative to : 
1. To alter and extend the Provisions of Act 54 Geo. III. 
ce. 156, with respect to Dramatic Writings; Ordered, txxxv. 92. 
Presented; printed; 98. Re-committed, 157. Committee de- 
ferred, 222. Not proceeded in. 


2. To amend the Laws relating to Dramatic Literary Pro- 
perty; Ordered, txxxvi. 160. Presented; printed; 165. Rk. A. 
470. 


See Committees, 840. Theatrical Representations. 


Drogheda :——See Accounts and Papers, 2111. Elections, 
189-196. Petitions, 759. 


Droits of the Crown and Admiralty :—- 
See Civil List, 3. 


Drummond, James :—sece Restoration, 8. 


Drunkenness :—see Committees, 842. Petitions, 761. 





Drury Lane Theatre : 


See Theatres, 4. 


Dry Rot -——-See Companies, 8.76. Petitions, 1474. 


) Dublin: 


Petitions for Bills, and Bills and Motions relative 
to the City and County of Dublin : 


Coal Trade : 
' 1. To amend Acts relative to the Coal Trade of Dublin; Re- 
ferred, xxx. 59. Reported; Bill ordered; 167. Presented, 184. 
Petitions against, From Merchants of Dublin, 235. Chamber of 
Commerce of Dublin, 251. Merchants of Dublin ; Masters and 


f Owners of Ships trading to Dublin from Workington and Har- 
rington; 288. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 289. 
| 2. To repeal Act of the Parliament of Ireland relating to 
the Coal Trade ; Ordered ; txxxvi1. 92. Presented ; printed ; 94. 
Petition against ; From the Guild of Smiths, Dublin; txxxvu. 
t 148. Petition in favour; From Stephen Fox; ixxxvu. 164. 
. Cork; 177, p. Petition for continuing to the City of Dublin the 
i benefit of the Coalmeter’s Superintendence; From the Guild of 
: Merchants, Dublin ; xxxxvir. 134, p. Petition for Compensation; 


From Coalmeters of Dublin; txxxvir. 148, P. R. a. 219. 

3. To authorise the Commissioners of His Majesty’s Treasury 

to grant Compensation to the Inspectors and Coalmeters of the 

City of Dublin, and to impose a Rate upon Coals imported into 

the Port of Dublin, to provide a Fund for such Compensation ; 

). Ordered; ixxxvir. 521. Presented ; printed ; 525. Petition 
against; From John M‘Mullen; rxxxvis. 546, Rr. A. 562. 


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Dublin: Bills relative to—continued. 
Coal Yards: 


4. To repeal so much of several Acts as relate to the Coal 
Yards established at the Expense of the Public in Dublin and 
Cork; Ordered; presented ; printed ; Lxxvi. 385. rR. a. 492. 


Corn Exchange :—See infra, 28. 
Corporation : 


5. For the better Regulation of the Corporation of Dublin; 
Ordered ; txxxviut. 622. Not presented. 

6. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for the better Regula- 
tion of the Corporation of the City of Dublin; Withdrawn, 
LXXXIXx. 63. 


County Assessments : 


7. To amend so much of Act 26 Geo. III. relating thereto as 
provides for the applotting and levying of Presentments off the 
Baronies of St. Sepulchre and Donore, in a manner different from 
that provided for the applotting and levying of Presentments off 
the other Baronies of the County of Dublin; Ordered, txxxvu1. 
56. Presented; printed; 57. rR. a. 125. 


Foundling Hospital : 


8. To enlarge the Powers of the Governors of that Hospital ; 
Ordered; txxv. 209. Presented, 219. Printed, 223. r. a. 374. 

9. Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill to con- 
tinue Acts; Referred ; uxxvi. 375. Reported; Leave given; 
Petition presented, and referred; 379. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 
385. Presented, 391. Rr. a. 502. Petition for leave to present 
a Petition for a Bill to make perpetual and amend certain Acts 
relating thereto; Referred, xxvul. 75. Reported; Leave given ; 
Petition presented, and referred; 79. Reported; Bill ordered; 
83. Presented, 95. R. a. 292. 


King’s Inns: 


10. Toalter and amend Act 54 Geo. ITI. c. 113; [The King’s 
Consent signified]; Bill ordered, txxx1. 141. Presented; printed ; 
142. R.A. 227. 


Law Chambers: 


11. Petition for a Bill for incorporating of Chambers in the 
City of Dublin for the Solicitors of Ireland; Referred, txxxv1. 
319. Bill ordered, 394. Leave given to present the Bill on or 
before a certain day, 427. Bill presented, 453. Not proceeded in. 


Local Taxation: 


12. Petition for a Bill for valuing Houses in Dublin, and for 
the more equal payment of Local Taxes; Referred, txx1x. 59. 
Reported; Billordered ; 173. Presented, 189. Petitions against; 
From, Plank-owners of Dublin, 291. Grand Jury of Dublin, 
347. Householders of St. George’s Parish, 356. Corporation of 
Dublin, 392. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 501. R. A. 502. 

13. To regulate the Assessments of the Taxes payable by the 
Inhabitants of the City of Dublin for local purposes ; Ordered, 
Lxxxvi. 450. Presented; printed; 460. Committee deferred, 
492. Not proceeded in. 

14. For regulating the Local Taxation of the City of Dublin 5 
Ordered, txxxvu. 338. Not presented. 

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Dublin: Bills relative to—continued. 


Nisi Prius Court: 

15. For the erection of a Nisi Prius Court in Dublin; 
Ordered, txxxvu. 56. Presented ; printed; 57. Order for Com- 
mittee read ; Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair ; 
Amendment proposed; and superseded by adjournment; 246. 
R. A. 331. 


Police: 
16. Toamend Act 48 Geo. III. c. 140, for the more effectual 


Administration of the Office of a Justice of the Peace; Ordered, 
txxvi. 274. Not presented———-Another Bill; Ordered, rxx1x. 
267. Presented; printed; 379. rR. a. 525. 

17. To amend Acts 48 Geo. III. c. 140, and 5 Geo. IV. c. 102; 
Ordered, txxxu. 577. Not presented. 

18. Toalter and amend the several Acts for regulating the 
Police of the City of Dublin, and also the Acts under which the 
Grand Jury Assessments are now levied; Referred, xc1. 53. Not 
proceeded in, 

19. For improving the Police in the District of Dublin 
Metropolis; Ordered, xc. 560. Presented; printed; 560. In- 
struction to Committee to make provision for empowering the 
Lord Lieutenant to direct Salaries to be be paid out of the Con- 
solidated Fund to the Justices to be appointed under the Bill; 
582. Passed, 599. Not returned from the Lords. 

20. For improving the Police in the District of the Dublin 
Metropolis; Ordered, xc1. 135. Presented; printed; 193. In- 
struction to make provision for payment of Salaries to the Justices 
and Receiver to be appointed under the Bill; 312. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, with an Amendment, 569. Amendment 
agreed to by the Lords, 612. rR. a. 617. 

21. To amend Act 6&amp;7 Will. IV. c. 29, for improving the 
Police in the District of Dublin Metropolis; Ordered, xc11. 185. 
Presented; printed; 185. Petition from St. Peter, Dublin, for 
alteration, 248. Bill, as amended, printed, 234. Re-committed, 
265. Further consideration of Lords’ Amendments put off for 
Six Months, 475. 

22. To make more effectual provisions relating to the Police 
in the District of Dublin Metropolis; Ordered, xc11. 475. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 479. R. a. 582. 


Recorder : 

23. To disqualify the Recorder of Dublin from sitting as a 
Member in any future Parliament; Ordered, txxxvu. 518. 
Presented; printed; 521. Order for Second Reading read ; 
Motion for now reading Bill a Second Time; Amendment pro- 
posed and superseded by adjournment ; 542. Not proceeded in. 


Sheriff of :—See infra, 25. 


Steam Vessels : 
24. For making Fires on board Vessels in the Port of Dublin; 
Referred, uxxx1u.77. Not reported. 


Theatre : 

25. Copies of Committals of Persons engaged in the alleged 
Riot in the Theatre Royal, Dublin; Presented 18 March 1823; 
Petition of G. Whiteford, presented 11 April, and Papers pre- 
sented 14 April, read; Motion, That the Conduct of His Majesty’s 
Attorney-General for Ireland, in regard to the Persons charged 
with Riot at the Theatre Royal, Dublin, on the 14th December 
1822, particularly in bringing them to Trial upon Informations 
filed ex officio after Bills of Indictment against them for the same 
Offence had been thrown out by a Grand Jury, was unwise, &amp;c.; 
Superseded by reading the other Order of the Day; itxxvii. 
203. Petition of the High Sheriff and Grand Jury of the City 
of Dublin, praying for an Inquiry into their Conduct, 239, p. 
Motion, That the Statement made by the Attorney-General of 
Ireland in his place on the 15th April, respecting the Proceedings 
on the Trials of Forbes, Graham and Hardwick, renders it incum- 
bent on the House to institute the strictest Examination into the 
Conduct of the Sheriff of Dublin; 239, House resolves to go 
into a Committee to consider of the said Inquiry, 240. See 
Committees, 267 


Tolls : 


26. To explain so much of Act 47 Geo. III. as relates to the 
Payment of certain Sums by the Corporation of Dublin; Re- 
ferred, txx1x. 59. Reported; Bill ordered; 167. Presented, 189. 
Petition against; From Chamber of Commerce of Dublin, 235. 
Noblemen, Clergy, &amp;c., 288. Not proceeded in. 


Trinity College: 

27. Motion for bringing in a Bill to enable Roman Catholics 
and other Dissenters to hold Scholarships and certain Professor- 
ships in Trinity College, Dublin; Superseded by Adjournment ; 
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Dublin :—Bills relative to—continued. 
Wide Streets : 


28. To enable the Commissioners of the Treasury to advance 
out of the Consolidated Fund certain Sums for the Payment of 
Debts due from the Commissioners of Wide Streets, and for 
erecting a Corn Exchange in the City of Dublin; Ordered, txxx, 
553. Presented, 572. nr. a. 627. 


29. To enable the Commissioners of Wide Streets to widen 
and improve certain Ways, Streets and Passages in that City, and 
to amend and extend Provisions of Act; Referred, txxxv. 42, 
Bill ordered, 100. Presented, 119. Petition against, 259. Time 
enlarged for Report, 390. R. a. 561. 


30. To extend, alter and enlarge the Powers of several Acts 
for enabling the Commissioners of Wide Streets to widen and 
improve certain Ways, &amp;c., and for raising further Funds to 
enable the said Commissioners to carry the same into execution; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; 
xcu. 38, Bill ordered, 159. Presented, 186. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 659. n. a. 662. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2112. 2220. 6662. 6762. 6772, 
6793. Addresses, 1524. Burial Grounds, 5. Com- 
mittees, 259. 263-268. 843-849. 993. Companies, 61. 99. 
Debts, Small, 4. Elections, 198, &amp;e. Pavings, 74, 75. 
Petitions, 763-812. Sessions, 7. Steam Vessels, 6. 
Supply, 217-231. Turnpikes, 43, &amp;c. Waterworks, 20. 


Duncan, Lord Viscount :—sec Addresses, 1420. 


Committees, 669. 


Dundalk :——Scee Accounts and Papers, 2221-2224. Court 


Houses, 4. Elections, 207. Petitions, 816. 818. 


Dundee &gt;——See Committees, 1255. Pavings, 79. 


Dungarvan Borough :— see Committees, 850. 


Elections, 210. 


Dunleary Harbour (Kingstown) :—see 


Accounts and Papers, 2226. 2228. Committees, 259. Docks, 
4.46. Supply, 232, 233. 


Dunmore Harbour :—see Accounts and Papers, 


2229, 2230. Supply, 234. 


Durham : Bills relative to: 
Bishoprick : 


1. Motion for Bill for more perfectly uniting to the Crown the 
County Palatine of Durham, and for the better Regulation of the 
Revenues belonging to the Bishoprick thereof; [King’s Consent 
signified]; Bill ordered; xc1. 188. Presented ; printed; 213. 
Instruction to Committee to make Provision for compensating 
Officers who may sustain Losses by the Abolition or Reduction of 
their Offices, 294. Bill, as amended, printed, 298. Re- 
committed, 330. 354. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 499. 
R. A. 534. 

Petitions against ; From, Barnard Castle; xcr. 305. 315. _Bill- 
ingham, 684. Birtley-in-Chollerton, 699. Bishop Auckland, 315. 
—Chester-le-Street, 347.—Dalton-le-Dale, 703. Darlington, 305. 
347. Durham, xc1.323.351.—Gateshead, 437.—Helen’s, St., Auck- 
land, 351. Hetton-le-Hole, 471. Hilda, St., 356. Houghton- 
le-Spring, 351. Hunstanworth, 703.—Lanchester, 347. 351.— 
Monk Hesledon, 315.—Shields, South, 351. Shildon, 351. 
Shotton, 377. Staindrop, 315. Sunderland, 326.—Tweedmouth, 
589. Walsingham, 315. Wickham Winlaton, 471. 

Petition of Inhabitants of Harwood, for Provision for the 
Endowment of a Chapel in Harwood ; xcr. 410. 

Petition of Inhabitants of Howden, for Provision for augment- 
ing the Livings of Howden, and the Perpetual Curacies of Laxton 
and Barmby-in-the-Marsh; xc1. 421. 


Charity Schools : 


2. Toalter and amend Act 41 Geo. III. for the Establishment 
of Schools for the Education of the Poor in that County ; From 
the Lords, rxxvit. 221. Read, 231. Passed, with an Amendment, 
350. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 360. R. A, 368. 


Church Estate: 


3. For separating the Rectory of Easington, in the County and 
Diocese of Durham, from the Archdeaconry of Durham, and an- 
nexing in lieu thereof a Prebend or Canonry, founded in the Cathe- 
dral Church of Durham ; From the Lords, uxxxvir. 352. Read, 


357. R.A. 431. 
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Durham: Bills relative to—continued. 


County Palatine : 

4. To extend certain of the Provisions of Act 8 Anne, c. 14, 
for better security of Rents, and to prevent Frauds committed by 
Tenants, to the County Palatine of Durham; Ordered, Lxxxv. 
56. Presented ; printed; 56. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 277. 
R. A. 279. 


Court of Pleas: 

5. For improving the Practice and Proceedings in the Court 
of Pleas in the County Palatine of Durham and Sadberge; Or- 
dered, xc. 280. Presented; printed; 293. Committed, 337. 
Not reported. 

6. For improving the Practice and Proceedings of the Court 
of Pleas in the County Palatine of Durham and Sadberge; Or- 
dered, 42. Presented; printed; xc1. 76. As amended, printed, 
544. Re-committed, 586. Petition for Compensation, From 
Joseph Davison, Cursitor of the Court of Chancery of Durham and 
Sadberge, 589. Third Reading put off for Three Months, 
688. 


Sheriff of : 

7. To remedy certain Inconveniences arising from a Vacancy 
in the See of Durham; Ordered; presented; committed; re- 
ported ; rxxxt 215. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 225. R.A. 
226. 








Durham : Bills relative to—continued. 
University : 
8. To enable the Dean and Chapter of Durham to appropriate 
part of the Property of their Church to the establishment of a 


University in connexion therewith, for the advancement of Learn- 
ing; From the Lords; txxxvu. 389. Read, 393. Rr. a. 461. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2231.2239. Addresses, 479. 485, 
Committees, 269.1256. Coroners, 5. Elections, 214, 215. 
Petitions, 822. 827. 


Durham, Lord :—sec Russia. 


Dutch Embargo *——See Accounts and Papers, 2240~- 
2242. Addresses, 487. 


Duties 2——See Accounts and Papers, 2243, 2244. 6773. Com- 
mittees, 270.274. Customs, 7.43, &amp;e. Excise, 2. Union Duties, 
1, &amp;c. Also each Subject-matter bearing Duties. 


Dwelling Houses ~——See Assessed Taxes, 13. Bur- 
glary, 1, &amp;c. Houses, 1,&amp;e. Stealing, 1, &amp;e. 








E. 


Earl Marshal :—nin to enable him or his Deputy to 
execute certain Offices without taking the Oaths ; From the Lords; 
Read; txxix. 527. pg. a. 536. 


Earthenware :——See Accounts and Papers, 2448, 2449. 
Potteries Regulation. 


East India Affairs : Bills relative to: 


1. To enable the East India Company to raise and maintain a 
Corps of Volunteer Infantry; Ordered, txxv. 313. Presented, 
319. Printed, 325. rR. a. 468. 

2. To regulate the Appropriation of Unclaimed Shares of 
Prize Money belonging to Soldiers and Seamen in the Service of 
the East India Company; Ordered, uxxvi. 101. Presented ; 
printed; 115. As amended, printed, 253. Re-committed, 332. 
R. A. 467. 

3. To regulate the Appropriation of certain Unclaimed Shares 
of Prize Money acquired by Soldiers or Seamen in the Service 
of the East India Company ; Ordered, txxxut. 421. Presented ; 
printed ; 421. mR. a. 535, 

4. To consolidate and amend the Laws for punishing Mutiny 
and Desertion of Officers and Soldiers in the East India Com- 
pany’s Service; Ordered, txxvi. 333. Presented; printed; 
347. As amended, printed, 405. Re-committed; Instruction 
relative to Seamen and Soldiers’ Letters, 469. R. a. 479. 


5. To extend the Provisions of the East India Mutiny Act to 
the Bombay Marine; Ordered, txxxvuu. 491. Presented, 498. 
R. A. 544, 

6. To continue Acts 54 Geo. III. c. 36; 55 Geo. III. c. 10, 
and 59 Geo. III. c. 33, respecting the Duties of Customs payable 
on Merchandize imported into Great Britain from any Place 
within the limits of the Charter granted to the United Company 
of Merchants trading to the East Indies; Ordered, txxvi. 185. 
Presented, 189. Instruction relative to the Duties on East India 
Sugar, 439. Instructions respecting the Duties on Goods im- 
ported into Ireland from the East Indies, 471. m. a. 502. 

7. For the further regulation of the Trade to and from Places 
within the limits of the Charter of the East India Company; Or- 
dered, uxxvi. 382. Presented; printed; 383. As amended, 
printed, 435. R. a. 492. 

8. To consolidate and amend the several Laws now in force 
with respect to the East India Company’s Trade; Ordered, 
Uxxvi. 307. Presented; printed; 319. Second Reading 
deferred, 352. Not praceeded in. Another Bill; Ordered, 
Uxxvil. 350. Presented; printed; 355. Instruction for levying 
Duties on the Importation of certain Goods into America or the 
West Indies, 397. Bill, as amended, printed, 397. Re-com- 
mitted, 451. Reported, and, as amended, printed, 455. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 479. R.A. 479. 





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East India Affairs: Bills relative to—cont?. 


9. To continue several Acts for establishing Regulations for 
the Security of the Revenue on Goods; Ordered, txx1x. 415. In- 
struction relative to the Duties on Sugars imported from the Mau- 
ritius and the East Indies, 415. Bill presented, 420. rp. a. 502. 

10. To authorize the East India Company to trade direct 
from China to the British Colonies and Plantations in America; 
Ordered, txx1x. 448. Presented; printed; 449. R.a. 524. 


11. To regulate the Trade to China and India; Ordered, 
Lxxxvinl. 570. Presented; printed; 573. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 720. R. a. 726. 


12. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for transferring to the 
East India Company certain Possessions newly acquired in the 
East Indies ; [The King’s Consent signified ;] Bill ordered ; uxx1x. 
472. Presented ; printed; 472. R.a. 536. 


13. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to enable them 
to carry tnto effect an Agreement with the late Rajah of Tanjore, 
for the payment of his Debts; Referred, txx1x. 331. Reported ; 
Leave given; Petition presented and referred; 335. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 345. Presented, 362. r.a. 502. 

14. Petition for a Bill to continue Act enabling Commissioners 
acting in execution of an Agreement between the East India 
Company and the Private Creditors of the late Rajah of Tanjore, 
the better to carry the same into effect; Referred, txxxv. 66. 
Reported; Bill ordered ; 131. Presented, 143. nr. a. 322. 


15. To suspend the Provisions of Act 53 Geo. III. c. 115, 
relative to the Appointment of Writers in the East Indies, and to 
authorize the payment of the Allowances of the Civil and Military 
Officers of the East India Company ; Ordered, txxx1. 177. Pre- 
sented; printed; 183. R. a. 376. 


16. Respecting the Appointment of Writers in the East Indies; 
From the Lords, txxx1v. 170. Read; printed; 174. rR. a. 296. 


17. For defraying the Expense of Half-pay Pensions and other 
Allowances on account of His Majesty’s Forces serving in India; 
for regulating the Pensions payable in certain Cases to the 
Bishop, Archdeacons and Judges in India, and for establishing a 
Court of Judicature at Bombay ; Ordered, txxvint. 394. Pre- 
sented; printed ; 403. Instruction to remove Doubts respecting 
the Ordination of Deacons and Priests, and as to the Powers to 
be exercised by the Governments in India, 436. R. a. 474. 


18. For further regulating the Payment of Salaries to the 
Judges of His Majesty's Courts in India and the Bishop of Cal- 
cutta; Ordered, uxxx. 229. Instruction for authorizing the 
Transportation of Offenders from the Island of St. Helena, 229. 
Presented, 281. Acts 39 &amp; 40 Geo. IIT. c. 79; 42 Geo. IIT. 
c. 29; 5 Geo. IV. c..108, and Treaty with the King of the Nether- 
lands respecting Territory and Commerce inthe East Indies, 
(presented 9 June 1824) read ; Instruction respecting the Adminis- 

tration 
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East India Affairs: Bills relative to—cont*. 


tration of Justice in the Island of Singapore ; the Town and Fort of 
Malacca, &amp;c.; Bill, as amended, printed; 299. Re-committed; 
365. As amended, printed, 471. R. a. 626. 

19. To regulate the Receipt and further Appropriation of 
the Fees and Emoluments receivable by the Officers of the 
Supreme Courts of Calcutta, Madras and Bombay; Ordered, 
Lxxxvi. 396. Presented; printed; 397. Second Reading 
deferred, 502. Not proceeded in. 

20. For effecting an Arrangement with the East India Com- 
pany, and for the better Government of His Majesty’s Indian 
Territories; Ordered, txxxvur. 488. Presented; printed; 533. 
Petition of the East India Company to be heard by Counsel 
against certain parts of the Bill, 606. Bill, as amended, printed, 
592. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 723. R. A. 726. 


21. To indemnify the Governor-General and other Persons in 
respect of certain Acts done in the Administration of the Govern- 
ment of the British Territories in the East Indies subsequent to 
the 22d day of April 1834, and to make those Acts valid; From 
the Lords, xc. 134. Read; printed; 134. R. A, 225. 


22. To amend Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 85, so far as the same 
relates to the granting of Compensations, Superannuations or 
Allowances to Officers who may be affected by the discontinuance 
of the said Company’s Trade; Ordered, xcu. 51. Presented; 
printed; 52. Petition in favour; From, Proprietors of Stock 
in the East India Company; 471. Petition for Alteration ; 
From Thomas Bartlett; 399. Petition praying to be heard in 
opposition to the East India Company; From Henry Thomson ; 
469. Motion, That the Bill be now read a Second Time, 
superseded by adjournment; 209. Petition of the East India 
Company, against; to be printed; 404. Petition again read; 
Petitioners to be heard by their Counsel at the Bar of the House 
upon the Question, That Mr. Speaker do leave the Chair, for the 
purpose of the House going into a Committee upon the Bill, 469. 
Order for Committee read; Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now 
leave the Chair; Petition of East India Company, read ; Counsel 
heard; Question again proposed, That Mr. Speaker do leave the 
Chair ; Question amended ; Committee put off for Six Months ; 472. 


23. To repeal the Prohibition of the Payment of Salaries and 
Allowances of the East India Company’s Officers during their 
absence from their respective Stations in India; Ordered, xcu. 
230. Presented; printed; 230. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
615. R. A. 623. 


Other Matters relative to East India Affairs: 


24. Resolution, That Notice be given that the Sum of 
£.1,207,559. 15., and all Arrears of Annuity payable in respect 
thereof, being the remainder of the Capital Stock, Debt or Sum 
due from the Public to the East India Company, will be redeemed 
and paid off on the 22d April 1834; Mr. Speaker, on the 22d 
April 1831, to signify by writing to the East India Company the 
said Resolution; txxxvi. 493. Mr. Speaker reports, That he had 
communicated the Resolution to the East India Company, 516. 


25. Motion, That the Administration of the Affairs of India 
imposes upon the President of the said Board laborious and pecu- 
liar Duties; Pr. Q* Neg.; Motion, That it does not there- 
fore appear expedient to this House that the said Salary should 
be reduced to the Sum of £.3,500, proposed in the Report of the 
Committee appointed to consider the Reduction of Salaries; 
(" Neg.; Lxxxvi. 878. 

26. That in the opinion of this House the British Govern- 
ment is not bound to interfere, and ought to be extremely 
cautious of interfering, in the recovery of Loans from Native 
States of India, unless such Loans were contracted with its pre- 
vious knowledge and concurrence, and unless the guarantee of the 
British Resident was given in writing upon the face of the Bond, 
or signified by the Resident in a Despatch written at the time to 
his own Government, and approved as well by that Government 
as by the Native Sovereigns contracting the Loan; Superseded by 
Adjournment ; Lxxx1x. 546. 

27. That the House will take an early opportunity of 
considering the Allegations made in a Petition from the Inha- 
bitants of Calcutta, presented in the present Session of Parliament, 
against some Provisions in the Act passed in the third and fourth 
years of the reign of His present Majesty, and intituled, “ An Act 
for effecting an Arrangement with the East India Company, and 
for the better Government of His Majesty’s Indian Territories till 
the 30th day of April 1854,” with a view to a Revision of the 
same, and the Redress of such Grievances as shall be proved to 
exist; and Question Neg. thereupon; xc1. 665. Motion, That 
the Monopolies of Salt and Opium exercised by the East India 
Company within the British Dominions in India are incompatible 
with sound principle, and detrimental to the Agricultural and 





East India Affairs: Other Matters—cont?. 


Commercial Interests of India; and they ought, conformably to 

the expectations held out by the Ministers of the Crown, to be 

abolished as early as the same can be effected without prejudice 

to the Local Revenues of India; Previous Question Neg. upon 

that and several other Motions relative to the Trade of India, 665, 

See also Accounts and Papers, 2250-2400. 6664-6668. 6766, 

6774-6776. Addresses, 488-492. Agra Government. 

Buckingham, J. S. Committees, 275-290. 851-857. 1230, 

1373, 1439. 1467. Companies, 60. Conferences, 24, 

Criminal Justice, 5. Debtors, 24-27. Haileybury Col- 

lege. Heytesbury, Lord. House, 59, 60. Hutchinson, 

John. Juries and Jurors,17,18. Madras,1. Members, 

80. Navy, 10. Nozeed. Oude, King of. Petitions, 830- 

855. Postage and Post Office, 27. Real Property, 10, 
Spirits, 3. Sugar, 3. Supply, 59, 60. 235. 935. 


East India Judicature :—wnr. speaker acquaints 
the House, That the Clerk had prepared, and laid upon the Table, 
a List of the Names of all the Members of the House who had 
delivered in Lists pursuant to the directions of Act 26 Geo. IIL, 
for the further Regulation of the Trial of Persons accused of 
Offences in the East Indies; txxv. 329. ———Act 26 Geo. IIL, 
read; Lists taken out of the Covers, and put into a Box by the 
Clerk, and referred toa Select Committee to examine; txxv. 341, 

Reports of Names ; Clause in Act read, and Reports read 
and entered; Lxxv. 345.————-Notice being taken that several 
Members named in the Reports were included within the exceptions 
contained in the Act; the Names of such Members were struck 
out of the Reports ; txxv. 345. 


Eastbourne Poor :—see Ampthill, Chesham and 
Eastbourne Poor. 


Ecclesiastical Appointments Suspension 
Bill :——See Clergy, 17. 


Ecclesiastical Beneficesand Dignities — 
See Addresses, 372-374. Clergy, 1, &amp;c. 


Ecclesiastical Courts : Bills relative to: 

1. Toregulate the Duties, Salaries and Emoluments of Officers, 
Clerks and Ministers of certain Ecclesiastical Courts ; Ordered, 
LXxx1v. 289. Presented; printed; 291. Report further consi- 
dered ; Motion for reading the Amendments made by the Com- 
mittee Second Time ; Amendments proposed, but not made; 326. 
Motion for the House to adjourn ; Ques. Neg., thereupon; Main 
Question again proposed; Debate thereon adjourned, 327, 
Further adjourned, 340. 344. Bill, as amended, printed, 348. 
Debate resumed; Further Proceeding dropped for want of Forty 
Members, 372. Debate resumed, 379. Amendments read a Second 
Time, and agreed to, 380. R.a. 399. 

2. For enforcing the Process upon Contempts in the Courts 
Ecclesiastical of England and Ireland; From the Lords; txxxvi. 
860. Read; printed; 865. Committee deferred, 927. Not pro- 
ceeded in.——Another Bill; From the Lords, txxxvir. 488, 
Read ; printed ; 497. R. a. 562. 

3. To consolidate the Jurisdiction of the several Ecclesiastical 
Courts in England into one Court, and to enlarge the Powers and 
Authorities of such Court, and to alter and amend the Law in cer- 
tain Matters Ecclesiastical ; Ordered, xc. 117. Not presented. 

4. To consolidate the Jurisdiction of the several Ecclesiastical 
Courts in England and Wales into one Court, and to enlarge the 
Powers and Authorities of such Court, and to alter and amend the 
Law in certain Matters Ecclesiastical ; Ordered, xc. 375. Pre- 
sented; printed; 437. Second Reading put off for Three Months, 
516. 

Petitions against; From George Lawton; xc.477. York, 483. 
Richmond, 488. Chester, 491. Muker; Hawes; 508. Wake- 
field; Leeds; 577. 

5. For amending the Law in Ecclesiastical Matters, and to 
consolidate and amend the Courts for the Probate of Wills and 
granting of Letters of Administration throughout England and 
Wales; Ordered, xc1. 422. Presented; printed ; 422. Second 
Reading deferred, 662. Not proceeded in. 

Petition against ; From Knaresborough ; xct. 622. 

Petition for Compensation; From Acting Procurators General of 
the Consistorial Courts of Wells, and Bath and Wells; xct. 615. 


Motions relative to: 

6. For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on the Third 
Reading of the Archbishop of Canterbury’s Registrars Appoint- 
ment Bill; Negatived, :xxx1u. 436. 

7. For reading a Second Time Clauses offered to be added on 
the Third Reading of the Ecclesiastical Courts Bill; Negatived, 
LXXXIv. 389. 

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Ecclesiastical Courts—continued. 


Motions relative to—continued. 


8. For leave to bring in a Bill to regulate the Ecclesiastical 
Courts in England and Wales, dropped for want of Forty Mem- 
bers ; xc. 370. 

See Accounts and Papers, 2404-2409. 6669. Addresses, 
493-496. Committees, 858. Petitions, 858. Also each 
Court under its respective Name. 


Ecclesiastical Dues : —Bitl for the better Collection 
of Ministers’ Money, Church Rates, &amp;c.; Ordered, xxv. 328. 
Presented, 348. Printed, 349. Second Reading deferred, 403. 
Not proceeded in. 


Ecclesiastical Lands Exchange and Iden- 
ti ty -———See Estates, 4, 5. 


Ecclesiastical Leases :—see Church Leases. 
Ecclesiastical Preferments :—see Clergy. 


Ecclesiastical Revenue :—see Accounts and 
Papers, 2410-2417. Addresses, 1525, 1526. Clergy, 16. 


Ecclesiastical Registers :—see wits, 1, &amp;e. 


Edinburgh : Bulls relative to: 
Advocates Widows Fund: 


1. Petition fora Bill to raise a Fund for Provisions to Widows 
of Advocates, in Edinburgh; Referred, uxxxv. 50. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 98. Presented, 145. R. a. 499. 


Ale and Beer Duties :—See Pavings, 84. 
Annuity Taz : 


2. For regulating and reducing the Amount now levied in the 
City of Edinburgh of the Annuity Tax, and taking away the 
Exemption of Members of the College of Justice from payment 
of the said Annuity Tax, Poor’s Assessments and other local 
Impositions; Ordered, txxxvimt. 277. Presented; printed; 446. 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 544. 

Petitions against ; From, Edinburgh, Incorporation of Tailors 
of, 555. Edinburgh, Moderator of the Presbytery of, 508. Edin- 
burgh, United Incorporation of Wrights and Masons, &amp;c. of, 604. 
Writers to the Signet, 543. 635. 

Petition in favour ; From Inhabitants of Edinburgh, 604. 

Petition for extending the Provisions of any proposed Bill to 
the utter abrogation of the said Tax; From the Chairman and 
Secretary of the Scottish Metropolitan Union; txxxvitt. 350. 


3. Bill for regulating and reducing the Amount now levied in 
the City of Edinburgh of the Annuity Tax, and taking away the 
Exemption of Members of the College of Justice from payment 
of the said Annuity Tax, Poor’s Assessments and other local Im- 
positions; Ordered, txxxvii. 473. Not presented. 

Petition, That if the Royal Burghs Bill be withdrawn, the 
Edinburgh Annuity Tax Bill may be postponed till another Ses- 
sion; From, Lord Provost, Magistrates and Council of Edin- 
burgh; Lxxxvul. 555. 


4. For regulating the Annuity leviable for Payment of the 
Stipends to the Ministers of the City of Edinburgh; and for 
repealing the Exemptions of the Members of the College of Justice 
and other Persons from the Payment of the said Annuity, and 
other local Taxes within the said City; Referred, xc. 79. Bill 
ordered, 164. Presented ; committed ; 207. Not proceeded in. 

Petitions against; From Society of Writers to His Majesty’s 
Signet (Two Petitions), 227. Inhabitants of Edinburgh; Ship- 


owners of Leith; 251. Writers to the Signet; Shipowners of 


Leith; Andrew Millar and Thomas Ireland; Referred to the 
Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered; 251. Writers to the 
Signet; referred, and Counsel ordered, 277. Dalkeith, 295. 
Wick, 322. Tynemouth; referred to the Select Committee on 
Leith and Newhaven Harbours, 372. 

Petition in favour; Of the Company of Merchants of Edin- 


Edinburgh : Bills relative to—continued. 
Bonds: 


6. To enable the Principal Officers and Commissioners of His 
Majesty’s Navy to acquire certain portions of the Docks and 
Shore Ground at Leith for a Naval Yard, and to enable the Treasury 
to advance a certain Sum of Money on the Security of the Docks 
and of the Harbour at Leith; Ordered, txxx. 534. Presented, 
546, R.A. 626, 


Community Estates : 

7. Petition for Leave to present a Petition for a Bill to appoint 
Commissioners to superintend the Receipt and Expenditure of the 
Revenues of the Community of the City of Edinburgh; [The 
King’s Consent signified ;] Referred; txxxvu1. 421. Reported; 
Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 422. Petition 
against, 538. Bill ordered, 429. Presented, 506. Committed, 
513. R.A. 734.——— Petition for a Bill to alter and amend above 
Act; Referred, xc1. 51; but not proceeded in, 


General Register House : 

8. Bill for better enabling the Commissioners to complete the 
Buildings; Ordered, txxx1. 508. Presented; printed; 613. 
R. A. 598, 


Motions relative to: 


9. Respecting the Purchase of a New Stamp Office; Nega- 
tived, Lxxvi. 478. 


10. For Leave to bring in a Bill for the more effectual Repre- 
sentation of that City; Negatived, txx1x. 103. 


11. For Leave to bring in a Bill to amend and alter the Repre- 
sentation for that City; Negatived, rxxx1. 236. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2424-2430. Addresses, 497-500. 
Commissary Courts, 3, &amp;c. Committees, 291, 292. 1269. 
Hospitals,7. Pavings, 84. Petitions, 364, &amp;e. Sheriffs 
Depute. Stamps, 20. Supply, 237, 238. 


Education: Bills relative to: 


1, Forimproving the Administration of Endowments connected 
with Education; Ordered, txxv. 444. Presented, 444. Re- 
ported ; further Consideration of Report put off for Three Months ; 
Bill, as amended, printed, 452. 


2. For better providing the means of Education for His Ma- 
jesty’s Subjects; Ordered, txxv. 367. Presented, 438. Reported ; 
further Consideration of Report put off for Six Months. Bill, as 
amended, printed, 447. 


3. To facilitate the Conveyance of Sites for School Rooms ; 
From the Lords, xc1. 225. Read; printed; 225. Bill, as 
amended, to be printed, 298. Passed, with Amendments, 717. 
Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 757. R. a. 800. 


Ireland : 
4. To amend Act 53 Geo. III. c. 107, relative to the appoint- 
ment of Commissioners of Endowed Schools in Ireland; Ordered, 
Lxxvil. 395. Presented; printed; 397. R. a. 467. 


5. Toamend Act 53 Geo. ITI. c. 107; Ordered, txxxiv. 333. 
Not presented———Again ordered; .xxxv. 517. Presented; 
printed; 565. R. Aa. 646. 


6. For the establishment and maintenance of Parochial Schools, 
and the advancement of Education of the People in Ireland; 
Ordered, .txxxvi. 737. Presented; printed; 879. Second 
Reading deferred, 909. Not proceeded in. 


7. For the establishment of a Board of National Education, 
and the advancement of Elementary Education in Ireland; 
Ordered, xc. 267. Presented; printed; 331. Order for Com- 
mittee discharged; Bill committed to the Select Committee on 
Foundation Schools (Ireland); 435. Not proceeded in. 


8. For the establishment of a Board of National Education, 
and the advancement of Elementary Education in Ireland ; 
Ordered, xc1. 205. Not proceeded in. 


Motions relative to: 


9. That this House is deeply impressed with the necessity of 
providing for a due Education of the People at large, and believing 


bersh that to this end the aid and care of the State are absolutely needed, 
ne, 377. will early during the next Session of Parliament proceed to devise 
5. For abolishing the Tax called the Annuity Impost on a means for the universal and national Education of the whole 


Wines, and Merk per ton or pack on Goods imported into Edin- People; Withdrawn, txxxvut. 615. 


burgh, Leith and Newhaven, and for substituting in lieu thereof 


&amp; general Assessment on all the Inhabitants of the City, ke. ; 10. For Leave to bring in a Bill for the establishment of * 
Referred, 105. Bill ordered; Time enlarged for presenting it; system of National Education in England and Wales; Motion, 


224. Bill presented, 229. Not proceeded in. 


That the House do now adjourn; Agreed to, xcu. 426. 





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Education : Motions relative to—continued. 

11. Relative to promoting the general Instruction of the 
Poor; and that the House will at the commencement of the 
ensuing Session enter upon a detailed and accurate inquiry into 
the state of Education in Ireland; Withdrawn, txxvitt. 428. 

12. For bringing in a Bill to regulate and enlarge the Provision 
for Parochial Education in Scotland; Withdrawn, rxxx1x. 406. 

See also Accounts and Papers, 2431-2453.6777. Addresses, 
601-507. 1391, 1392. 1406. Charities. Committees, 859- 
864. 1468. Petitions, 870-882. Religious Instruction. 
Roman Catholics, 11. Supply, 239-245. 















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Edwards, George :—Motion, That George Edwards 


do forthwith attend the Bar of this House ; Withdrawn, rxxy, 133, 
See also Committees, 1374. 


Election Expenses :—See Accounts and Papers 


2455-2466. Addresses, 510-516. Elections, 24, &amp;e. Parlig. 
mentary Representation, 19. Petitions, 897. 








€lections. 











1.—General Bills ; 1—42. 
2.—Bills relative to Ireland; 43—52. 











Committees; 568—622. 


1.—Ballots, insufficient Number of Members present ; 
568. 


2.—One Ballot appointed for one Day; 569, 570. 
3.—Two Ballots appointed for one Day; 571, 572. 
4.—Three Ballots appointed for one Day; 573. 
5.—Fwe Ballots appointed for one Day; 574. 
6.—Incidental Proceedings in Ballots; 575—581. 


7.—Business proceeded in, previous to Ballots; 
582—585. 





















1.—Right of Election; 623—645. 
2.—Bribery ; 646—660. 

3.—Void Elections; 661. 

4.—Returning Officers ; 662—666. 
5.—Petitions frivolous and vexatious ; 667. 


6.—Absence of Members from Committees; 668— 
685. 


713. 


Election ; 717. 














I. Bills relative to Elections, Election Petitions, and Writs; 1—90, 


3.—Local Bills; 53—90. 


II. Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns, speci- 
fying their Class; also Petitions relating to Rights of Election, 
and Determinations thereon ; 91—420. 


III. Petitions determined to be, or not to be, within the Provisions 
of the Controverted Election Acts; 421—427. 


IV. Other Petitions, relative to Elections, Election Petitions, and 
Sitting Members; 428—555. 


V. Proceedings relative to Recognizances ; 556—567. 
VI. Ballots, and Proceedings on the Appointment of Election 


8.—Members excused, or Members’ Names set aside 
for various reasons ; 586—601. 


9.—Excuses offered by Members, but not allowed; 
602. : 


10.—Separate Parties and distinct Interests ; 603— 
607. 


11.— Nominees; 608—616. 
12.— Return of Parties to the Bar; 617—622. 


VII. Special Reports from Election Committees ; 623—711. 


7.—Adjournment of Committees; 686—695. 
8.—Witnesses and Evidence; 696—704. 


9.—Relative to the Alteration of Polls taken at 
Elections ; 705. 

10.— Elections of Members determined to have been 
vexatious ; 706. 


11.—Other Matters ; 707—711. 


VIII. Special Resolutions of the House as to Void Elections; 712, 


IX. Returns amended ; 714—716. 


X. Members returned for more Places than one, make their 


XI. Questions as to Seats being vacated on account of Members 
accepting Offices, &amp;c. ; 718—720. 


XII. Writs 















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XII. Writs (Warrants for New Writs) ordered ; 721—839. 


1.—In the room of Members deceased; 721—739. 
2.—Members become Peers ; 740—759. 


3.—Members returned for more Places than one ; 
760. 


4.—Members whose Elections have been determined 
to be void; 761. 


5.—Members who have sat and voted without taking 
the Oaths; 762. 


6.—Members returned without the Qualification of 
Estate required by Law ; 763. 


833. 


1.—Sessional Orders and Resolutions ; 834—841. 
2.— Classing Election Petitions ; 842—844. 
3.—List of Irish Barristers; 845. 
4.—Proceedings previous to Ballot; 846—882. 
5.—Declarations not to defend Seats; 883. 
6.-—Qualifications of Members; 884—886. 

7.— Attendance of Members; 887—895. 








7.—Member refusing to take the Oath of Supre- 
macy; 764. 


8.—Member whose Seat has become vacant by 
Bankruptcy ; 765. 


9.—Places for which no Returns have been made ; 
766. 

10.—In the room i Members who have accepted 
Offices or Employments ; '767—828. 

11.— Writs superseded; 829—831. 


12.—Speaker not to issue his Warrant for New 
Writs; 832. 


XIII. Complaints relative to Elections, Election Petitions and Writs ; 


XIV. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings; 834—993. 


8.—Committees ; 896—900. 
9.—Minutes of Evidence ; 901. 
10.—Returning Officers; 902. 
11.—Prosecutions ; 903. 
12.—Returns ; 904. 
13.— Witnesses ; 905 —908. 
14.— Other Matters ; 909—923. 


XV. Questions and Previous Questions Negatived, and Motions 
Withdrawn or Superseded ; 924—942, 





(1.)— General Bills: 


1. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the 
Trial of controverted Elections, or Returns of Members to serve 
in Parliament ; Ordered, txxx11. 235. Presented ; printed; 
236. As amended, printed, 256. Re-committed; 280. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 373. R. a. 375. 

2. To amend Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, and other Acts, relating 
to the Trial of controverted Elections, and to provide a competent 
Tribunal for the Trial of the same; Ordered, xc. 459. Not pre- 
sented. 

3. To amend the Law relating to the Trial of controverted 
Elections, or Returns of Members to serve in Parliament; Or- 
dered, xcur. 36. Presented; printed; 85. Proceedings in Com- 
mittee superseded by adjournment, 382. Committee put off for 
Three Months, 602. 

4. For regulating the Appointment of Assessors at Elections ; 
Ordered, txxvul. 413. Presented, 413. Printed, 415. Second 
Reading put off for Three Months, 448.—— Another Bill ; 
Ordered, txxvit. 117. Presented; printed; 120. Second 
Reading deferred, 385.———Again ordered, txxx. 181. Pre- 
sented ; printed ; 182. Committee put off for Three Months, 
585. 

5. For the better regulating of Elections of Members to 
serve in Parliament for such Towns and Boroughs in England 
and Wales wherein Persons have a right to vote for or in respect 
of Lands, Tenements or Hereditaments within the same; Or- 
dered, txxvi. 376. Presented; printed; 378. Second Reading 
deferred, 413. 423. 


6. To prevent occasional Freeholders from voting in the 
Elections of Members to serve in Parliament for Boroughs in 
England and Wales; Ordered, txxvimt. 166. Presented ; printed; 
167. As amended, printed, 410. Further consideration of Report 
deferred, 448. Not proceeded in. 


7. To declare the Right of Freeholders in separate Districts 
or Counties Corporate to vote at the Election of Knights of the 
Shire for the several Counties from which the said Districts have 
been separated ; Ordered, rxxx1.292. Presented ; printed; 296. 
Bill withdrawn, 312. Another Bill ordered; txxxu1. 186. 
Presented ; printed; 194. As amended, printed, 357. Further 
consideration of Report deferred, 381. 391. Not proceeded in. 

8. For the Registration of Persons entitled to vote for Mem- 
bers to serve in Parliament for Cities, Boroughs and Cinque 
Ports in England and Wales; Ordered, uxxxim. 373. Pre- 
sented ; printed ; 374. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 453. 





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I. Bills relative to Elections, Election Petitions, and Writs: 


(1.)}\—General Bills—continued. 

9. For the Registration of Freeholders entitled to vote at 
County Elections; Ordered, txxxu. 487. Presented; com- 
mitted ; considered; reported; further consideration of Report 
put off for Three Months; Bill, as amended, printed ; 517.——— 
Another Bill ordered; txxx11. 139. Presented; printed; 153. 
Committee put off for Three Months, 431. 

10. For the more effectual Registration of Persons entitled to 
vote in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament, in Eng- 
land and Wales; Ordered, xc. 97. Presented; printed; 126. 
Petitions against;—From Benjamin Tilly, 166. Electors of 
Westminster ; Referred to the Select on the Bill, 334. Petition 
of Inhabitants of Greenwich for Provision relative to the Votes of 
Occupiers of Houses when the Rates are compounded for by the 
Landlords ; Referred to the Select Committee on the Bill, 382, 
Order for Committee of the whole House discharged ; Bill com- 
ihitted to a Select Committee ; 278. (See Committees, 871.) 
Bill reported; As amended, printed; 610. Not proceeded in. 

11. For the more effectual Registration of Persons entitled to 
vote in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament in England 
and Wales; Ordered, xc1. 14. Presented; printed; 26. Petition of 
Solicitors of Birmingham, for introduction ofa Clause extending the 
right of voting for Counties, 250. Order for Committee read ; 
Amendment proposed, but not made, on Motion for the Speaker 
leaving the Chair; For “an Instruction to the Committee, That 
they have Power to repeal that portion of the Reform Act which 
requires, in Cities and Boroughs, the payment of Poor Rates and 
Assessed Taxes as a condition of Registration,” 262, Bill, as 
amended, printed, 312. Re-committed ; Instruction to make Pro- 
vision for a permanent Court for Revising the Lists of Voters, and 
for a Court of Appeal for the same; Further Instruction to make 
Provision for limiting the duration of Polls in County Elections to 
One Day ; Bill, as amended, printed ; 399. Re-committed ; As 
amended, printed; 443. Re-committed, 484. Instruction to make 
Provision for the payment of the Salaries of the Chief Revising 
Barrister and other Officers, and of the Expenses of the Courts of 
Revision and Appeal, 549. Bill re-committed; As amended, 
printed ; 587. Passed, 759. Not returned from the Lords. 

12. For the more effectual Registration of Persons entitled to 
vote in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament in Eng- 
land and Wales; Ordered, xcu. 26. Presented; printed ; 26. 
Committee deferred, 494. Not proceeded in. 

13. For the Registration of Electors in England and Wales ; 
Ordered, xc. 17. Presented; printed; 18. Second Reading 
deferred, 214. Not proceeded in. 

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(1.)— General Bills—continued. 


14. To render the Register of Electors final ; Ordered, xct. | 
Committee deferred, 342. Not | 


17. Presented ; printed; 18. 
proceeded in. 


15. To render the Register of Electors final, and to amend | 


certain Provisions in the Reform of Parliament Act; Ordered, 
xc. 386. Presented; printed ; 389. 
was not prepared according to the Order of Leave; Order for 
Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn ; 425. 


16. Torender the Register of Electors final, and to amend | 


an Act of the second and third years of His present Majesty, for 
amending the Representation of the People in England and 
Wales; Ordered, xcr. 432, Presented; printed; 432. Mo- 
tion, That the Bill be now read a Second Time ; Superseded by Ad- 


journment ; 509. 516. Passed, 585. Not returned from the Lords. 


17. To repeal so much of Act 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c. 45, to amend | 


the Representation of the People in England and Wales, as makes 


the Right to Registration, in Cities and Boroughs, conditional on | 


the payment of the Poor’s Rates and Assessed Taxes ; Ordered, 
xc. 149. Presented ; printed; 153. 
Clerkenwell, 216. Liverpool, 325. Newington, St. Mary, 
384. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 363. 


18. To legalize certain Lists o* Voters, and of Claims and Ob- | 
Presented, | 


jections for the present Year; Ordered, xc. 802. 
802. To be printed, 817. Considered, and reported, without 
Amendment; to be ingrossed, and read the Third Time the same 
Day ; 821. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 838. R. a, 842, 


19. For the better taking the Poll in Cities and Boroughs | 
at the Election uf Members to serve in Parliament; Ordered, | 


Lxxxi1. 530. Not presented. 


20. To regulate the mode of taking the Poll at the Elec- | 
tion of Members to serve in Parliament for Cities, Boroughs and | 


Ports in England; Ordered, txxx1. 93. Presented ; printed ; 
97. As amended, printed, 179. Petitions against ;—From Inha- 
bitants of Worcester; 194,p. From Freemen of Worcester resi- 
dent in London; 218,r. Bill re-committed, 218. Order for 
considering Bill discharged ; Bill re-committed to a Select Com- 
mittee ; 232. (See Committees, 868.) Reported, and again re- 
committed; As amended, printed; 265. Again printed, 322. 
Again re-committed, 354. Reported; As amended, printed, 368. 
R. A. 535. 


21. To limit the time of taking the Poll at contested Elections 
of Members to serve in Parliament to One Day; Ordered, xc. 
292. Presented; printed; 293. As amended, printed, 350. Re- 
committed, 421. As amended, printed, 502, As amended by 
the Lords, printed, 579. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 586. 
R. A. 590. 


22. For shortening the time of taking the Poll at County 
Elections; Ordered, xc. 547. Presented; printed; 600. Re- 
ported; Amendment proposed, but not made, on Motion, That the 
Amendments be now read a Second Time; Question again pro- 
posed; Debateadjourned, 674. Resumed; Question again proposed ; 
Amendment proposed, “ That the Report be taken into further 
consideration upon this Day Six Months ;” Debate adjourned ; 
677. Further adjourned, 686.689. Resumed; Question, That 
words proposed to be left out stand part of question, agreed to; 
Amendments read a Second Time, and agreed to; 700. Bill, as 
amended by the Lords, to be printed, 830. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 835. R. a. 842. 


23. For the better Discovery and Suppression of Bribery 


and Corrupt Practices in the Election of Members to serve in Par- 


liament; Ordered, txxx1. 120. Presented; printed; 125. As 


amended, printed, 237. Further consideration of Report put off | 


for Three Months, 303. 


24. To make further Regulations for preventing Corrupt | 
Practices at Elections of Members to serve in Parliament, and for | 


diminishing the Expense of such Elections ; Ordered, rxxx11. 442. 
Presented ; printed; 442. As amended, printed, 474. Petition 
from Chichester in favour, 575, p. 
to, 575. KR. A. 587. 


25. For repealing certain Statutes relating to Bribery and 
Corrupt Practices in the Election of Members to serve in Parlia- 
ment, and for consolidating, amending and rendering more effec- 
tual the Laws relating thereto; Ordered, txxxvu.400. Presented; 


printed; 409. As amended, printed, 545. Re-committed, 560. | 


Passed, 575. Not returned from the Lords. 


Petition for the introduction of a Clause in the Bill obliging 
every Member to take an oath that he has not obtained his Seat 
by Bribery; From Boston; txxxvu. 534, Pp. 


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(1.)—General Bills—continued. 

26. To provide for the Trial of Petitions complaining of 
general Bribery and Corruption in Cities and Boroughs sending 
Members to serve in Parliament ; Ordered, txxxviit. 276. Pre. 
sented ; printed; 286. Order for Committee of the whole House 
discharged ; Bill committed to a Select Committee ; 471. (See 
Committees, 869.) Reported, and re-committed to a Committee of 
the whole House; As amended, printed, 559. Committee put off 
for Three Months, 639. 


27. To provide for the trial of Charges of General Bribery and 
Corruption in Cities and Boroughs sending Members to Parlia- 
ment ; Ordered, rxxx1x.96. Presented ; printed ; 97. Reported ; 
As amended, printed ; 136. Instruction to Committee to make 
provision out of the Consolidated Fund for paying the Expenses 
of the Commissioners and others, and of Costs, Expenses and Fees 
which may be payable in pursuance of any Act of the present 
Session, to provide for the trial of Charges of Bribery and Cor. 
ruption in Cities and Boroughs sending Members to Parliament, 
157. Bill re-committed, 157. Reported, and re-committed ; 
reported ; as amended, printed; 178. Further consideration of 
Report deferred, 273. Re-committed, 277. Reported, and re. 
committed ; reported ; as amended, printed ; 286. Day appointed 
for considering Lords’ Amendments; Bill, as amended by the 
Lords, to be printed; 554. Further consideration of Lords’ 
Amendments put off for Three Months, 577. 


28. To consolidate and amend the provisions of the several 
Acts relating to Bribery and to Charge and Expense in the 
Election of Members to serve in Parliament; Ordered, rxxxix, 
87. Presented; printed; 103. Committed to a Select Com- 
mittee, 131. (See Committees, 870.) Reported; as amended, 
printed ; 221. Further consideration of Report deferred, 344, 
Re-committed ; considered; 381. Not proceeded in. 


29. To indemnify Witnesses who may give Evidence before 
Parliament in cases of Bribery ; Ordered, xc. 117. Presented; 
printed ; 118. Passed, 176. Not returned from the Lords. 


30. For more effectually to prevent Bribery and Corruption 
and unnecessary Charge and Expense in the Election of Members 
to serve in Parliament; Ordered, xc. 313. Presented ; printed; 
316. Committed to the Select Committee on Bribery at Elec- 
tions, 337. (See Committees, 872.) Not proceeded in. 


31. For more effectually to prevent Bribery and Corruption 
and unnecessary Charge and Expense in the Election of Members 
to serve in Parliament; Ordered, xci. 82. Presented ; printed; 
89. Report further considered ; and further Proceedings super- 
seded by adjournment; 799. Motion, That the Order of the Day 
for taking the Report into further consideration be now read; 
Amendment proposed, and superseded by adjournment; 817. 
Bill passed, 830. Not returned from the Lords. 


32. For more effectually to prevent Bribery and Corruption 
and unnecessary Charge and Expense in the Election of Members 
to serve in Parliament; Ordered, xcu. 134. Presented; printed; 
135. Committee deferred, 494. Not proceeded in. 


33. To prevent the application of Corporate Funds to the pur- 
poses of the Election of Members to serve in Parliament; Or- 
dered, txxxu1. 405. Presented; printed; 422. Reported, and 
as amended, printed, 442. Passed, 480. Not returned from the 
Lords. Another Bill; Ordered, txxxi, 422. Presented; 
printed; 425. Motion for bringing up Report dropped for 
want of Forty Members, 493. Motion for bringing up Re- 
port negatived, 504. Petition of Members of Corporations and 
others, against, 524, p. Bill passed, 519. Not returned from 
the Lords.——-Another Bill; Ordered, txxxvi. 264. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 272. Petition of Freemen of Leicester, in favour, 
307, p. Passed, 503. Not returned from the Lords.——— 
Another Bill; Ordered, txxxvi. 551. Presented; printed; 557. 
Passed, 687. Not returned from the Lords. Another Bill; 
Ordered; presented; printed; txxxvu.17. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 498. R.A. 542. 


34. To regulate the Expenses of Members to serve in Parlia- 
ment for England and Wales; Ordered, xc. 102. Presented; 
printed ; 363. Order for Second Reading, read; Notice taken, 
that the Bill contained a Clause not within the Order of Leave ; 
Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn; 411. 


35. To define and regulate the Expenses of Elections of Mem- 
bers to serve in Parliament for England and Wales, and to limit 
the duration of the Poll; Reported; as amended, printed; xc. 481. 
Petition of Owners and Occupiers of Land in the County of 
Stafford, against, 583. Further consideration of Report put off 
for Six Months, 576. 

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I. Bills relative to Elections, Election Petitions, and Writs—continued.., 


(1.)-— General Bills—continued. 

36. To define and regulate the Expenses of Elections, to 
limit the duration of the Poil, and to abolish the Qualification of 
Members of Parliament for England and Wales; Ordered, xc. 
415. Presented, 415. Printed, 426. Instruction to divide the 
Bill into Two Bills; Report, That the Committee had divided the 
Bill into Two Bills; 481. See supra, 35. Members, 85. 

37. To regulate the payment of Expenses in cases where an 
Election is declared void, on the ground of Bribery, Treating, 
Intimidation or Violence; Ordered, xc. 117. Not presented. 

38. To regulate the Expenses at Elections of Members to serve 
in Parliament for England and Wales; Ordered, xc1.14. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 14. Committee put off for Three Months, 741. 

39. To define and regulate the lawful Expenses at Elections 
of Members to serve in Parliament for England and Wales ; Or- 
dered, xc11. 35. Presented; printed; 97. Segond Reading put 
off for Three Months, 521. 

40. To prevent Threats and Intimidation in the Election of 
Members to serve in Parliament; Ordered, xc. 139. Presented; 
printed ; 145. Committed to the Select Committee on Bribery 
at Elections, 272. (See Committees, 872.) Not proceeded in. 

41. To prevent Threats and Intimidation in the Election of 
Members to serve in Parliament; Ordered, xc1. 48. Presented; 
printed; 75. Committed to the Select Committee on Bribery at 
Elections, 104. (See Committees, 873.) Not proceeded in. 

42. To provide for the issuing of Writs for the Election of a 
Member of Parliament in cases of Lunacy; Ordered, xcu. 134. 
But not presented. 

To amend the Representation of the People in Parliament. 
See Parliamentary Representation. 


(2.)— Bills relative to Ireland : 

43. To regulate the Expenses of Elections of Members to 
serve in Parliament for Ireland; Ordered, txxvi. 307. Pre- 
sented; printed; 307. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 447. 
R. A. 467. 

44, To regulate Elections in Cities and Towns in Ireland; 
Ordered, txxvit. 359. Not presented. 

45. To consolidate and amend the several Acts now in force, 
so far as the same relate to the Election and Return of Mem- 
bers to serve in Parliament for Counties of Cities and Coun- 
ties of Towns in Ireland; Ordered, txxvu1. 262. Presented ; 
printed; 293. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 446. R. a. 464. 

46. To regulate the exercise of the Elective Franchise in 
Counties at large in Ireland; Ordered, txxx. 332. Presented ; 
printed ; 333. Petition against ; From Freeholders of Monaghan, 
406, p. Freeholders of Longford, 461, p. Petition relattve to 
the Elective Franchise; From Thomas Jordan, 374, Pp. Resolu- 
tion of the House of Commons of Ireland of 7 March 1725, read ; 
Bill considered ; reported; and, as amended, printed ; 393. Order 
for further considering Report discharged, 461. 

47. To amend Acts relative to the Registry of Freeholds, 
and relative to Elections in Ireland; Ordered, rxxx1. 22. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 134. Second Reading put off for Three Months, 
267. 

48. To amend the Law relative to the Registry of Voters in 
Ireland, and to taking the Poll at Elections in that part of the 
United Kingdom, and to assimilate the same as nearly as may be 
to the Law in force in England; Ordered, xc. 535. Presented ; 
printed; 535. Passed, 604. Not returned from the Lords. 


49. To amend the Law relative to the Registration of Voters in 
Ireland, and to taking the Polls at Elections in that part of the 
United Kingdom; Ordered, xc1. 106. Presented; printed; 130. 
Committee put off for Two Months, 678. 


50. To amend certain Acts of the Parliament of Ireland, rela- 
tive to the Election of Members to serve in Parliament, and to 
regulate the Qualification of Persons entitled to vote at the Elec- 
tion of Knights of the Shire in Ireland; Ordered, txxxiv. 116. 
Presented ; printed; 122. Motion, That it be an Instruction to 
the Committee, that they have power to prevent a fraudulent and 
fictitious Registry; Negatived; Bill reported; As amended, 
printed; 157. Petition from Mallow to extend the provisions of 
the Bill to that Town and Manor, 174, Pp. Petition of Freeholders 
of Mallow, complaining of Allegations contained in former Peti- 
tion from Mallow, 178, rp. Bill re-committed; Resolution for 
granting Compensation to Assistant Barristers and Clerks of the 
Peace, read; Instruction accordingly; 175. R. a. 220. 

Petitions against; From, Audeon’s, St.; uxxxiv. 174, P.— 
Ballinruddy and Upper Creevy, 184, rp.—Clara, 155, Pp. Cloo- 
heen, 184, p. Cloughornall, 184, p. Creevy, Lower, 184, Pp. 
Creevy, Upper, 184, r.—Drumcreaghan, 184, rp. Drumhillah, 
184, p. Dublin, United Parishes of St. Mary, St. Thomas and 
St. George, 155, p.—Friends of Civiland Religious Liberty, 184, P. 


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(2.)—Bills relative to Ireland—continued. 
—Killahaven, 184, p, Killeahavy, Upper, 178, p. Kiltelisha, 
155, p.—Lacken, 184, p. Lawless, John, 155, p. Leggaiunny, 
184, r. Leggaweel, 184, p.—Mullinavat, 170, p.—Rathdown, 
178, p. Roman Catholics of Ireland, 148, p.—Southwell, Robert 
Henry, 155, p.—Trooperstown, 174, p.—Whitechurch, 155, p. 

Petition in favour ; From, Waltham Abbey; .xxxrv. 142. 

51. To amend Acts 1 Geo. IV. (Sess. 1.) c. 11; 4 Geo. IV. 
c. 55, and 10 Geo. IV. c. 8; Ordered, txxxvi. 253. Presented ; 
printed ; 258. Passed, 503. Not returned from the Lords, 

52. For rendering more easy the taking the Polls at County 
Elections in Ireland ; Ordered, xcu. 365. Printed, 365. Second 
Reading deferred, 494. Not proceeded in. 


(3.)—Local Bills : 


Birmingham :—See infra, 56. 71. 


Carrickfergus : 


53. To exclude the Town and County of the Town of Car- 
rickfergus from sending a Burgess to serve in Parliament; Or- 
dered, rxxxvi1. 434. Presented; printed; 454. Printed Copy 
of the Bill and Order for Second Reading to be served on the 
Returning Officer, 471. Witnesses to attend, 507. 511. 523. 528, 
Petitions against; From Carrickfergus, Corporation of, 542. 
Freemen of, 459. Mayor, &amp;c. of, 501. Sons and Sons-in-law of 
Freemen of, 530. Kirk, Peter, 580. Mr. Speaker not to issue 
his Warrant for a new Writ before certain Days, 531.599. Before 
the Fifteenth Day after the commencement of the next Session of 
Parliament; 611. Second Reading put off for Three Months. 


54. To exclude the Town and County of the Town of Car- 
rickfergus from sending a Burgess to serve in Parliament; Or- 
dered ; presented; printed; printed Copy of Bill, and Copy 
Order for reading Bill a Second Time to be served on the Return- 
ing Officer; txxx1x. 20. Committee deferred, 345. Petitions 
against; From Corporation of Carrickfergus, 62. Freemen, 90. 
Committee on Bill put off for Four Months, 373. 


Coventry : 


55. For more effectually preserving the Peace and se- 
curing the Freedom of Election in the City of Coventry and 
County of the same City; Ordered, txxxu. 483. Presented ; 
printed; 491. Petitions against; From, Mayor, Bailiffs, and 
Commonalty of Coventry, 509, p. Merchants, Bankers, Trades- 
men and others, 511,p. Visitors and Guardians of the Poor 
of Foleshill, Coventry, and of Manufacturers, Weavers and La- 
bourers, 529, p. Petitions in favour; From, Directors of the 
Poor of St. Michael and the Holy Trinity, in Coventry, 510. 
Freemen, Manufacturers and Inhabitants of Coventry, 517, Pp. 
Minutes of Evidence, referred; Petitions referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 526. Motion for reading a Clause offered to be added on 
the Third Reading of the Bill a Second Time; Ques. Neg. there- 
upon; Bill passed; 576. Not returned from the Lords. 


Evesham : 

56. For excluding the Borough of Evesham from electing Bur- 
gesses to serve in Parliament, and for enabling the Town of Bir- 
mingham to return Two Representatives to Parliament in lieu 
thereof; Ordered, ixxxv1.269. Presented; printed ; printed Copies 
of the Bill and of the Order for Second Reading to be served on 
the Returning Officer of Evesham, and on the High Sheriff of 
Birmingham ; 269. Persons ordered to attend, 269.309. Petition 
of the Mayor, &amp;c. and Burgesses, Electors of Evesham, against, 
373, Pp. Second Reading deferred, 438. Not praceeded in. 


Galway County : 

57. For more effectually preserving the Peace at Elections 
for Members to serve in Parliament, for the County of Galway ; 
Ordered, txxx111. 260. Presented; printed; 265. Second Read- 
ing put off for Six Months, 400. 

Petition of Valentine Blake, stating that the above Bill has 
been unaccountably dropped, and praying that a new Writ may be 
forthwith issued for the Election of a Knight of the Shire for the 
County of Galway, vacant by the alleged promotion of Jamcs 
Daly to the Peerage, txxxt1. 557. 


Grampound Borough : 

58. To exclude the Borough of Grampound from sending 
Burgesses to Parliament, and to enable the Borough of Leeds, in 
the County of York, to send Two Burgesses to serve in Parliament 
in lieu thereof; Ordered; presented; printed; uxxv. 174. Pe- 
tition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Grampound, against, 229, Entry in Jour- 
nal read; Bill committed; 229. Committee deferred, 259. Mo- 
tion for an Instruction to extend the right of voting to the Hun- 
dreds of Powder and Pyder; Debate adjourned; 276. Debate 
further adjourned, 302. 349, Another Bill ; Ordered, Lxxv1. 

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(3.)—Local Bills; Grampound Borough—continued. 
19. Presented, 22. Committed; printed; 35. Motions for In- 
structions relative to extending the right of voting to certain 
Hundreds, and to enable the County of York to send Four Mem- 
bers to Parliament; Negatived, 65. Minutes of Evidence taken 
in 1819; Referred; 65. Bill reported; and as amended, printed ; 
137. Petition of Inhabitants of London, Westminster and South- 
wark, against, 159, p. Bill re-committed, 165. Reported, 168. 
Bill passed, 180. Lords desire Copy of the grounds and evidence 
on which the House passed the Bill; House will send an Answer ; 
190. Message considered, and a printed Copy communicated to 
the Lords, 193. Day appointed for considering Lords’ Amend- 
ments; Amendments to be printed, 381.. Amendments agreed to, 
398. 

59. To indemnify Persons who shall give evidence before the 
Lords upon the above Bill; From the Lords; 216. Read, 216. 


R. A. 237. 


R. A. 425. 


Hertford Borough : 

60. To prevent Bribery and Corruption in the Election of 
Members to serve in Parliament for the Borough of Hertford ; 
Ordered, uxxxvu1. 578. Presented; printed; printed Copy of 
the Bill, and Copy Order for Second Reading, to be served upon 
the Returning Officer; 632. Petition against, from William 
Baker, 695. Second Reading put off for Three Months, 669. 

61. For preventing Bribery and Corruption in the Election of 
Members to serve in Parliament for the Borough of Hertford ; 
Ordered, txxx1x. 9. Presented; printed; printed Copy of the 
Bill, and Copy Order for Second Reading, to be served on the 
Returning Officer; 14. Petition of Inhabitants of Hertford, 
against, 115. Report from Select Committee (27 June 1833), 
referred to Committee on Bill, 138. Bill, as amended, printed, 
139. Re-committed; As amended, printed, 157. Passed, 203. 
Not returned from the Lords. 


Leeds :—See supra, 58. 


Lewes Borough :—See infra, 84. 





Liverpool : 
62. Petition for a Bill for providing a more convenient place, 
and making certain regulations for the Election of Members to 





serve in Parliament for the Borough of Liverpool; Referred, 
yxxxu1.12. Bill ordered, 31. Presented, 38. Petition of Free 
Burgesses of Liverpool, against, i70. Bill not proceeded in. 


63. To prevent Bribery and Treating in the Election of Bur- 
gesses to serve in Parliament for the Borough of Liverpool; 
Ordered, txxxvi. 821. Presented ; printed; printed Copy of the 
Bill, and Copy Order for Second Reading to be served upon the 
Returning Officer; 854. Petition against ; From Free Burgesses 
of Liverpool, 931, rp. Committee put off for Three Months, 908. - 


64. To prevent Bribery and Treating in the Election of Mem- 
bers to serve in Parliament for the Borough of Liverpool; 
Ordered, txxxvui. 53. Presented; printed; printed Copy of the 
Bill, and Copy Order for Second Reading, to be served upon the 
Returning Officer; 58. Petition against; From the Corporation 
of Liverpool, txxxvi. 336, pr. Referred, and Counsel ordered, 461. 
Bill committed; Notice of the Day appointed for the Committee 
to be served upon the Returning Officer; 334. Witnesses ordered 
to attend, 338. Order for Committee read; Instruction to hear 
Witnesses in support of the Bill; Petition referred; Motion, that 
Mr. Speaker do leave the Chair; Amendment proposed ; Notice 
taken that Forty Members were not present in the Committee ; 
House adjourns; 461. Committee deferred, 463. Not proceeded 
in. 

65. To exclude the Freemen of Liverpool from voting at the 
Election of Members of Parliament for that Borough; Ordered, 
LXxx1x. 26. Presented; printed; printed Copy of the Bill, and 
Copy Order for Second Reading, to be served on Returning 
Officer; 27. Petitions against ; From, John Drinkwater, 115. 
John Astley, 137. Liverpool; Three Petitions, 139. Reports 
from Select Committees (1st April and 29th July 1833), referred 
to Committee on Bill, 91. Report from Select Committee, 28th 
March 1831; Referred, 116. Order for Committee read ; Motion, 
That it be an Instruction to the Committee, that they have power 
to limit the operations of the Bill to those Persons whose guilt 
has been proved before Committees of this House, and to make 
provision that all Persons who have been proved before such Com- 
mittees to have been guilty of giving or receiving Bribes at the 


Election of Members to serve in Parliament for the Borough of 


Liverpool, shall be rendered incapable of voting at any future 
Election for that Borough; Ques. Neg. 116. Motion, That 


it be an Instruction to the Committee, that they have power to 








(3.)—Local Bills ; Liverpool—continued. 

make provision that no Person who shall have become a Burgess 
or Freeman of the said Borough prior to the 1st December 1830, 
shall either as such Burgess or Freemen, or in right of any other 
Franchise whatever, vote or be entitled to vote in the Election of 
a Member or Members to serve in the present or any future Par. 
liament for the said Borough ; Ques. Neg. thereupon ; txxxrx, 116, 
Order for Third Reading read ; Motion for reading Bill the Third 
Time; Amendments proposed, but not made; Main Question 
agreed to; Bill passed; 139. Not returned from the Lords, 


66. To indemnify Witnesses who may give evidence. before the 
Lords Spiritual and Temporal on a Bill to exclude the Freemen 
of Liverpool from voting at the Election of Members of Parlia- 


ment for that Borough; From the Lords, txxx1x. 270. Read, 
printed, 273. Rr. a. 320. 
Penryn Borough : 
67. For preventing of Bribery and Corruption in the 


Election of Members to serve in Parliament for the Borough of 
Penryn, in the County of Cornwall; Ordered, txxxm. 449. 
Presented; printed ; Copy of Bill and Order for Second Read- 
ing to be served on the Returning Officer of Penryn; 449, 
Petition against; From Electors of Penryn; 472. (p. 486.) 
Persons ordered to attend, 449. 455. 464, 465. Keeper of 
Newgate to bring John Stanbury in safe custody, 464. Bill 
considered ; Report that John Carne had grossly prevaricated and 
given false Evidence; committed to Newgate, Nem. con.; Bill 
further considered ; Minutes ordered; presented; printed ; 473. 
Persons discharged from further Attendance, 474. Evidence 
taken in 1819 to be reprinted, 478. Bill, as amended, printed, 
499. Petition of John Carne to be discharged, 511, Pr. John 
Carne ordered to be brought to the Bar, 517. Reprimanded and 
discharged ; What was said by the Speaker to be entered in the 
Journals; 525. Petitions of the Inhabitants that the Elective 
Franchise may be transferred to the Hundreds of Penwith and 
Kerrier; 548, p. Petition of Inhabitants and Freeholders of 
Redruth for the same purpose; 589, rp. Bill passed, 531. Not 
returned from Lords. 


68. To exclude the Borough of Penryn from sending Members 
to serve in Parliament, and to enable the Town of Manchester, 
with certain Townships adjoining, to send Two Burgesses to serve 
in Parliament; Ordered, txxxur. 9. Presented; printed; 88. 
Printed Copy of the Bill and of the Order for the Second Reading 
to be served on the Returning Officer for Penryn, 114. Petition 
against; From Electors of the Borough of Penryn; .xxxm. 
144, p. Bill, as amended, printed, 182. Re-committed, 196. 
Again re-committed, 207. As amended, printed, 208. Passed, 
218. Not returned from the Lords. 


69. To indemnify Witnesses who may give Evidence before 
the Lords on a Bill to exclude the Borough of Penryn from 
sending Members to Parliament; From the Lords, txxxi1. 2382. 
Read ; printed; 232. R. a. 244. 


Preston Borough : 


70. To regulate the Manner of taking the Poll at the Elec- 
tion of Burgesses to serve in Parliament for the Borough of 
Preston; Ordered, txxxm. 561. Presented; printed; 575. 
Second Reading put off for Three Months, 592.——Another 
Petition; Referred, uxxx11.72. Not proceeded in. 


Retford, East : 

71. To exclude the Borough of East Retford from electing 
Burgesses to serve in Parliament, and to enable the Town of Bir- 
mingham to return Two Representatives to Parliament in lieu 
thereof; Ordered, txxxu. 543. Presented; printed; Copy of 
Order for Second Reading and printed Copy of the Bill to be served 
on the Returning Officer; 544. Petitions against; From Bur- 
gesses, 521, P. Bailiff and Aldermen of East Retford, 574, P- 
Petition in favour; From Birmingham, 604, rp. Petition of Sir 
Henry Wright Wilson, complaining of the Petition of the Bur- 
gesses, and against the Bill, 579, p. Bill committed, 596. Not pro- 
ceeded in. Again ordered; txxxu1. 9. Presented ; printed ; 
9. Printed Copies of the Bill and of the Order for Second Read- 
ing to be served on the Returning Officer of East Retford, and on 
the High Bailiff of Birmingham, 14. Bill committed; Persons 
ordered to attend; 102. 114. 116. Bill considered; Report 
that Jonathan Fox had attempted to defeat the Investigation of the 
Committee by wilfully suppressing the truth; Jonathan Fox com- 
mitted to Newgate; Bill further considered ; Minutes ordered ; 
presented ; printed; 122. 126. Persons discharged from further 
Attendance, 127.130. Persons ordered to attend, 130. Petition 
of Jonathan Fox to be discharged ; printed; 138, Motions for 


bringing him to the Bar in order to his being discharged ; 
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(3.)—Laocal Bills ; Retford, East—continued. 
Withdrawn; txxxu. 139. 146. Jonathan Fox to be brought to 
the Bar in order to his heing discharged, 146. Bill further con- 
sidered; Report that William Leadbeater had been guilty of gross 
and wilful Falsehood in his Evidence ; William Leadbeater com- 
mitted to Newyate ; Minutes ordered; presented ; printed; 147. 
Persons discharged from further Attendance, 147. Jonathan 
Fox reprimanded and discharged ; What was said by Mr. Speaker 
to be entered on the Journals, Nem. con.; 151. Motion, That 
Samuel Crompton, Esq‘, do in his place attend the Committee of 
the whole House; Withdrawn; Bill reported; as amended, 
printed; 152. Persons discharged from further Attendance, 152. 
Bill re-committed ; Instruction to Committee to make Provision 
for extending the right of voting to all Forty Shilling Freeholders 
of the Hundred of Bassetlaw; 191. Petition of William Lead- 
beater to be discharged; printed; to be brought to the Bar in 
order to his being discharged ; 195. Reprimanded and dis- 
charged; What was said by Mr. Speaker to be entered in the 
Journals, Nem. con.; 199. Bill, as amended, printed, 390. 
Again re-committed, 484. Reported; Day appointed for further 
considering Report; 526. Not proceeded in. 

Petitions against ; From Bailiffs, Aldermen and Burgesses of 
the Borough of East Retford; txxxu1. 25, p. Inhabitants of 
East Retford, 101, p. John Parker, 117, re. Senior Bailiff and 
Aldermen of East Retford, and of Aldermen and Burgesses of 
East Retford, 329, p. Petitions again read and referred; 
Counsel ordered; 122. 

Petition of the Inhabitants of the Borough of East Retford to 
extend the right of voting to the Householders of the said 
Borough, in preference to transferring it to Birmingham or else- 
where; LXxx11I. 97, P. 





72. To incapacitate certain Persons therein mentioned from 
voting at Elections of Members to serve in Parliament; Or- 


dered, Lxxx1. 473. Presented; printed; Printed Copies of 


the Bill and Order for Second Reading to be served on the several 
Persons therein named; Resolution, That leaving the said Copies 
at the respective Places of Abode of the Persons named in the 





Bill be deemed good service; 477. Petitions against; From 
several Burgesses, 489, 523. 529. Other Persons, 523,r. Bill 
committed; Committee put off for Three Months ; 526. 


73. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to exclude the Borough 
of East Retford from electing Burgesses to serve in Parliament, 
and to enable the Town of Birmingham to return Two Repre- 
sentatives in lieu thereof; Negatived, txxx1v. 264. 

74. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to prevent Bribery and 
Corruption in the Borough of East Retford; Motion, That the 


House do now adjourn; Negatived; Motion for reading the other | 


Orders of the Day; withdrawn; Question again proposed for 
bringing in Bill ; Debate thereon adjourned ; txxxiv. 264. Debate 
further adjourned for Two Months, 284. 


75. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to prevent Bribery and 
Corruption in the Election of Burgesses to serve in Parliament 
for the Borough of East Retford ; Amendment proposed, but not 
made; Bill ordered ; txxxv. 27. Presented; printed; Printed 
Copy of the Bill and Order for Second Reading to be served 
on the Returning Officer of the Borough; 28. Petition of Bur- 
gesses, and of Bailiffs and Aldermen of the Borough, against ; 
133, Pr. Motion for Instruction that the Committee have power 
to exclude the Borough of East Retford from electing Burgesses 
to serve in Parliament, and to enable the Town of Birmingham to 
return Two Representatives in lieu thereof; Negatived; Bill con- 
sidered; 142. Reported; Question Negatived for bringing up 
Clause; 150. Question Negatived for bringing up a Clause; 
Bill passed; 180. Message from the Lords, requesting Copy of 
the Evidence upon which the Bill was passed, 228. Communi- 
cated, 230. Rr. a. 657. 


76. To indemnify Witnesses who mgy give Evidence before 
the Lords Spiritual and Temporal on a Bill to prevent Bribery 
and Corruption in the Election of Burgesses to serve in Parlia- 
ment for the Borough of East Retford; From the Lords; uxxxv. 
256. Read, 266. rR. a. 322. 


Stafford Borough : 


77. To exclude the Borough of Stafford from sending Bur- 
gesses to serve in Parliament; Ordered, txxxvi. 642. Pre- 
sented ; printed; printed Copy of the Bill and Order for Second 


Reading to be served on Returning Officer, 652. Not pro- 
ceeded in, 


78. To exclude the Borough of Stafford from sending Bur- 
esses to serve in Parliament; Ordered; presented; printed ; 
printed Copy of the Bill and Copy Order for Second Reading to 
be served on the Returning Officer; txxx1x. 20. Petition 
against; From Burgesses of Stafford; 89. Petitions for extend- 


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1. Bills relative to Elections, Election Petitions, and Writs—continued. 


(3.)—Local Bills ; Stafford Borough— continued. 
ing the Elective Franchise of the Borough of Stafford to the 
Towns of Stone and Eccleshall, 81. Report from Select Com- 
mittee, 17 July 1833, referred to Committee on Bill, 138. Bill 
passed, 157. Not returned from the Lords. 

79. To exclude the Borough of Stafford from sending Bur- 
gesses to serve in Parliament; Ordered, xc. 298. Presented; 
printed; printed Copy of Bill and Copy of Order for Second 
Reading to be served upon the Returning Officer; 306. Petition 
of Burgesses and Electors of Stafford, against, 367. Bill passed, 
504. Not returned from the Lords. 


80. To exclude the Borough of Stafford, in the County of 
Stafford, from sending Burgesses to serve in Parliament; Ordered, 
xcl. 17, Presented ; printed; printed Copy of the Bill, and 
a Copy of the Order for reading said Bill a Second Time, to be 
served on the Returning Officer for the Borough of Stafford, 18. 
Petition of Electors of Stafford, against, 110. Passed,135. Not 
returned from the Lords. 

81. To indemnify Persons who may give Evidence before 
Parliament, touching Bribery in the Election of Burgesses to 
serve in Parliament for the Borough of Stafford; Ordered, 
LXXxvulI. 181. Presented; printed; 182. As amended, printed, 
213. Lords’ Amendments, printed, 417. Agreed to, with Amend- 
ments, 452, Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 487. Rk. a. 496. 

82. To indemnify certain Persons who may give Evidence 
before Parliament touching Bribery and Corruption in the Elec- 
tion of Burgesses to serve in Parliament for the Borough of 
Stafford; Ordered, txxxvi1. 160. Presented; printed; 160. 
Order for Second Reading read and discharged ; Bill withdrawn ; 
173. 

83. To indemnify Witnesses who may give Evidence before 
the Lords Spiritual and Temporal ona Bill to exclude the Borough 
of Stafford from sending Burgesses to serve in Parliament; From 
the Lords, xc1. 340. Read, 341. Rr. a. 391. 


Sussex County : 


84. To fix the Election for the County of Sussex at the Borough 
of Lewes; Ordered, rxxv. 281. Presented, 291. Printed, 296. 
Petitions against; From Freeholders of Horsham, Chichester and 
Arundel, 338, p. Freeholders of Midhurst, 350. Second Read- 
ing put off for Six Months, 350. Another Bill ordered ; 
LXxxul. 381. Presented; printed; 389. Motion for reading the 
Bil] a Second Time ; Amendment proposed; Motion and Amend- 
ment withdrawn; Bill withdrawn ; 445. 

Petitions in favour ;—From, Ashburnham; ixxxu. 422. 433, 
p.—Battle, 422. 433, p. Beckley, 433, p. Bexhill, 422. 444. 
Bodiham, 433, rp. Brede, 440, rp. Brightling, 389,r. Burwash, 
394, p.—Catsfield, 422. 444. Crowhurst, 381, p. 433, p.—Dalling- 
ton, 433, p.—Etchingham, 389, p. Ewhurst, 433, p.—Fairlight, 
381, Pp. 437. Frant, 381, p.—Guestling, 381, p. 437.—Heathtield, 
Two Petitions, 440, rp. Hertsmonceux, 422.433,r. Hollington, 
381, P. 433, re. Hove, 422, p. 444.—Icklesham, 437. Iden, 440, p. 
—Laxfield Hundred (Dorset), 381, p. Leonard, St., 433, p.— 
Mayfield, 381, vp. Mountfield, 389, p.—Ninfield, 422. 444. 
Northiam, 433, p.—Ore, 381, p. 433, p. Peasmarsh, 440, P. 
Penhurst, 433, ep. Penshurst, 422. Pett, 437. Pevensey Rape, 
381, p. Playden, 440, p.—Rotherfield, 381, rp. Rushmonden 
Hundred (Dorset), 381, p.—Salehurst, 394, rp. Seddlecomb, 
433, .p.—Ticehurst, 381, p. 389, r.—lUdemore, 440, p.—Wad- 
hurst, 381, p. Waldron, 440, rp. Warbleton, 394, p. 440, P. 
Wartling, 422, p. 433, r. Westfield, 433, pr. Whatlington, 389, Pp. 
Winchelsea, 542. 

Petitions against ;—From, Aldwick Hundred; ixxxu. 444. 
Angmering, 440. Arundel, 444, rp. Avisford Hundred, 440, p. 
—Barnham, 440, rp. Binsted, 440, r. Bognor, 444. Bosham, 
428, p. Box and Stockbridge Hundred, 444. Brightford Hun- 
dred, 444. Burpham,440. Bury, 428, p.—Chichester City, 444, p. 
Chichester Rape, Lower Division, 444. Clapham, 444. Climping, 
440, p.— Durrington, 444.— Eastergate, 440, p.—Farlington, 440, Pp. 
Felpham, 440, p. Ford, 440, p.—Goring, 440.—Horsham, 422.— 
Kingston, 440.—Lancing, 444. Leominster, 440. Littlehampton, 
440.—Madehurst, 440, p. Manhood Hundred, 444. Middleton, 
440, p.—Petworth, 428. Poling, 440. Preston, East, 440.— 
Rotherbridge Hundred, 428. Rushington, 440.—Southstoke, 440. 
—Walberton, 440, p. Warningcamp, 440. Westborne and Sin- 
gleton Hundred, 444. Worthing, 428, p.—Yapton, 440, p. 





Warwick Borough: 

85. For preventing Bribery and Corruption and illegal Prac- 
tices in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament for the 
Borough of Warwick; Ordered; presented; printed; printed 
Copy of the Bill and Copy Order for Second Reading to be served 
on the Returning Officer ; txxxvi. 632, Order for Second Read- 
ing discharged ; Bill withdrawn; 648. 

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I. Bills relative to Elections, Election Petitions, and Writs—continued. 


(3.)—Local Bills ; Warwick Borough—continued. 


86. For preventing Bribery and Corruption and illegal Prac- 
tices in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament for the 
Borough of Warwick ; Ordered, txxx1x. 26. Presented ; printed ; 
printed Copy of the Bill and Copy Order for Second Reading to 
be served on the Returning Officer; txxx1x. 27. Petition from 
Inhabitants of Leamington Priors, taking Notice of the Bill, and 
against adding that Town to the Elective Franchise of the Borough 
of Warwick, uxxxrx. 68. Reports from Select Committees (15th 
May and 22d July 1833); Referred to Committee on Bill, 91. 
Passed, 111. Not returned from the Lords. 


87. To indemnify Witnesses who may give Evidence before 
the Lords Spiritual and Temporal on a Bill for preventing Bribery 
and Corruption and illegal Practices in the Election of Members 
to serve in Parliament for the Borough of Warwick; From the 
Lords; read; printed; Lxxx1x. 276. R. a. 320. 





(3.)—Local Bills—continued. 
York County : 

88. For the further Regulation of the mode of Election of 
Knights of the Shire for the County of York; Ordered, txxyy, 
499. Presented; printed; 500. Another Bill; Ordered, 
Lxxvil. 175. Presented; printed; 175. Petitions in favour; 
From, York and the Town of Ossett, 215, p. Dewsbury, 297, 
Petitions against ; From, Whitby, 215, Pr. Freeholders and Inha- 
bitants of York residing at Malton, and of Nobility, Gentry and 
Inhabitants of York, 256, p. Second Reading put off for Six 
Months, 326. 

89. To facilitate the taking of Polls in contested Elections for 
the County of York; Ordered, txxv1. 402. Presented; printed ; 
402. Reported; Day appointed for further considering Report; 
and Bill, as amended, printed; 434. Not proceeded in. 

90. To regulate the Manner of taking the Poll at Elec. 
tions of Knights of the Shire to serve in Parliament for the 
County of York; Ordered, rxxx1. 264. Presented ; printed ; 268. 
R. A. 376. 


II. Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns, and Petitions relating 
to Rights of Election, and Proceedings and Determinations thereon : 


Aberbrothock :—See infra, 91. 


Aberdeen, &amp;c., Burghs: 
91. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Mitchell, Esq, 
against Joseph Hume, Esq'*, uxxv. 194. Ballot and Committee 
408.411. Report in favour of the Sitting Member, 442. 


Aldborough : 

92. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Charles William Bryant, 
Esq", against Henry Fynes and Gibbs Crawford Antrobus, 
Esq'**, txxv. 195. Petition of Mr. Bryant’s Agent for enlarging 
the Time for perfecting Recognizances, 235. Agent called in and 
examined on oath; Time enlarged for proposing new Surety ; 236. 
Petition of William Green, (Agent to Mr. Antrobus,) for extend- 
ing the time for the delivery of the statement of his Qualification, 
224, p. Petition of Mr. Bryant’s Agent, praying to be examined 
on consideration of Mr. Green’s Petition, 236. Mr. Green’s Peti- 
tion considered ; Entry in the Journal read ; House informed that 
Mr. Green could deliver in a particular of Mr. Antrobus’s Quali- 
fication; Motion for enlarging the Time, and Debate thereon ad- 
journed; 237. Debate resumed; Petition of Charles William 
Bryant against Mr. Green’s Petition; 244, p. Leave given to 
Mr. Green to sign and deliver in a particular of Mr. Antrobus’s 
Qualification, 245. Consideration of Election Petition deferred, 
389. 

93. [1821.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Charles William Bryant, 
Esq‘*, against Henry Fynes and Gibbs Crawford Antrobus, Esq'**, 
txxvi. 10. Petition of Mr. Bryant for discharging the Order for 
considering his Petition, 109, p. Consideration of Election Peti- 
tion deferred, 124. Ballot and Committee, 316, 317. Report in 
favour of the Sitting Member, 321. 


Anstruther, Easter and Wester :—See infra, 180. 


Armagh : 

94. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Eccles and 
others, Electors, against the Right Hon. Henry Gou!burn, txxxv1. 
40. Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioners not 
having entered into Recognizance, 120. 


Arundel : 

95. [1823.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Joseph Wilfred Par- 
kins, and other Electors, against Thomas Read Kemp, Esq", 
Lxxvit. 103. Petition of Mr. Parkins for further Time for sub- 
stituting another name for his Surety, 167. Order for consider- 
ing Petition discharged, Petitioners not having entered into Re- 
cognizances, 167. 


Athlone : 

96. ([1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Inhabitants against 
Richard Handcock, Esq", .xxxu1. 51. Order for taking Petition 
into consideration read; Resolution, That the Petition does not 
come within the description of a Petition the Proceedings upon 
which are regulated by the Acts for the regulation of the trial of 
controverted Elections; Order discharged; Petition to lie on the 
Table; 75. Petition of Thomas Flanagan for leave to lodge a 
Petition in the Office of the Clerk of the Crown in Ireland; Leave 
given to lodge a Petition within Fourteen Days; 91. Order for 
leave to lodge a Petition read; Mr. Speaker acquainted the House 
that he had received a Petition of Inhabitants of Athlone, 
Voters, against Richard Handcock, Esq’; Consideration deferred ; 
136. Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioners not 
having entered into Recognizances; 217. 





Athlone—continued. 

97. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of James Talbot, Jun. 
Esq", against Richard Handcock, Esq"; txxxvi. 94. Consider- 
ation deferred, 197. Consideration of Petition adjourned, 357. 
Ballot and Committee, 363, 364. Report in favour of Sitting 
Member, 385. 


Bandon Bridge : 
98. [1831.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Lord Viscount Lowther 
against Sir Augustus Witham James Clifford, .xxxvi. 742. 


Order for considering Petition discharged, no Party appearing on 
Ballot, 804. 


99. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Eugene O’Sullivan and 
others, Electors, against Joseph Devonshire Jackson, Esq", xc. 
72. 107. Consideration deferred, 73. 108. Orders for considering 
Petitions discharged, Petitioners not having entered into Recog- 
nizances, 157. 173. 


Banff Burgh :—See infra, 216. 


Banff County : 

100. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Morison, Esq'*, 
against the Earl of Fife; txxxu. 70. Consideration of Petition 
deferred, 120. Ballot and Committee, 361. 363. Report in favour 
of John Morison, Esq"; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend, 
and amend Return; 378. Return amended, 384. 


Barnstaple Borough : 

101. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of the Honourable George 
Hervey, commonly called Lord George Hervey, against Major 
Charles St. John Fancourt; uxxxvi. 93. Order for consider- 
ation of Petition discharged, Petitioner not having entered into a 
Recognizance, 146. 


102. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Ma- 
jor Charles St. John Fancourt; txxxvim. 93. Order for consi- 
deration of Petition discharged, Petitioner not having entered into 
a Recognizance; Lxxxvill. 146. 


103. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of an Elector against John 
Palmer Bruce Chichester, Esq'®; txxxvin. 94. Order for con- 
sideration of Petition discharged, Petitioner not having entered 
into a Recognizance, 146. 


Bath City : 
104, [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against John 


Arthur Roebuck, Esq'*; uxxxvu. 16. Ballot and Committee, 
131, 182. Report in favour of the Sitting Member, 136. 


Bedford Borough : 

105. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Sa- 
muel Crawley, Esq'*; txxxvit. 22. Ballot and Committee, 139, 
140. Report in favour of the Sitting Member, and that the 
Names of certain Persons have been struck off the Poll, as not 
having any right to vote, 165. 


Beeralston : 

106. [1831.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Free Burgesses and 
others against Lord Lovaine and David Lyon, Esq; Lxxxvl- 
603. Petition for further Time for providing another Surety; 
Consideration deferred; 648, p. Petition considered ; Motion, 
That Petitioner be called in to verify matter of Petition, with- 
drawn; 649. Order for considering Petition discharged, Peti- 
tioners not having entered into Recognizance, 663. 


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Belfast Borough : 

107. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Owen M‘Aleer and others, 
Electors, against James Emmerson Tennent, Esq‘ ; also Petition of 
Electors against John M‘Cance, Esq'*; xc. 114. Consideration 
deferred, 114,115. Order for considering M‘Aleer’s Petition dis- 
charged, he not having entered into a Recognizance, 172. Con- 
sideration of Petition of Electors deferred, 237. Order for con- 
sidering, discharged, no Parties, Counsel or Agents appearing, 
352. 

108. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John M‘Creary and 
others, Electors, against George Dunbar, Esq'*; xc. 660. Con- 
sideration deferred, 661. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, 
that Petitioners had not entered into a Recognizance in respect of 
their Petition ; xc1. 3. 


Berwick-upon-T weed : 

109. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against Sir 
David Milne, x.c.B.; txxv. 170. Consideration deferred, 302. 
Ballot and Committee, 322. 326. Report respecting the Illness 
of Mr. Aylesbury Roberts (a Member of the Committee) ; Certi- 
ficate of Mr. Wilson (a Surgeon) delivered in; Mr. Wilson not 
being in attendance, Mr. Roberts’s Servant examined ; Motion, 
That Mr. Roberts be excused; House informed that Mr. Wilson 
was professionally engaged, but would be in attendance; Debate 
postponed ; Resumed; Mr. Wilson examined, and Mr. Roberts 
excused ; 367. Report, That Sir David Milne is not duly elect- 
ed; Void Election, so far as relates to him; New Writ; 384. 

110. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against 
John Gladstone, Esq’; txxxu. 38. Consideration of Petition 
deferred, 119. Ballot and Committee, 278, 279. Special Report 
respecting the Illness of a Member of the Committee, 304. A 
Medical Person examined ; Member excused for non-attendance, 
and from further attendance on the Committee; 307. Marshal of 
the King’s Bench to bring Daniel Ord, Esq'*, in custody to the 
Committee, 321. Report touching the Right of Election, and 
against the Sitting Member; Void Election; 334. Report of 
Resolution relative to Treating, 334. New Writ, 334. 

111. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Burgesses against Sir 
Francis Blake; txxx1. 418.421. Orders for considering Petitions 
discharged, Petitioners not having entered into Recognizances, 
465. 

112. [1830-1.] Fifth Class.—Petition of George How, a Bur- 
gess, against Marcus Beresford, Esq",and Sir Francis Blake, Bart.; 
Lxxxvi. 104. Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioner 
not having entered into Recognizance, 142. 

Beverley : 

113. [1826-7.] Fifth Class—Petition of Electors against 
Charles Harrison Batley, Esq'*; txxxu. 92. Consideration of 
Petition deferred, 121. Order for considering Petition discharged, 
Petitioners not having entered into Recognizances, 125. 


Bishops Castle : 

114. [1820.] Second Class,—Petition of William Holmes and 
Edward Rogers, Esq'**, and Counter Petition of the Honourable 
James Douglas William Kinnaird and Robert Knight, Esq'*; 
also Petition of Voters in favour of the Honourable J. D. W. Kin- 
naird and Robert Knight, Esq’; txxv. 181,182. Ballot and 
Committee, 246. 248. Report in favour of William Holmes and 
Edward Rogers, Esq'**, and that the Honourable James Douglas 
William Kinnaird, and Robert Knight, Esq'*, were not duly elect- 
ed; Report touching the Right of Election; Deputy Clerk of 
the Crown to attend, and amend the Return; 316. Return 
amended, 321. 


Bolton Borough : 
115. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Robert Torrens, Esq'*, 
against Peter Ainsworth, Esq’; xc. 89. 237. Order for consider- 
| ing Petition discharged, no Parties appearing, 327. 
Boroughbridge : 

116. [1820.] Fifth Class—Petition of George Mundy and 
Henry Dawkins, Esq‘, also of Voters, against Richard Spooner 
and Marmaduke Lawson, Esq‘**; uxxv. 146. Ballot and Com- 

mittee, 262. 264. Report touching the Right of Election, and in 

t favour of Petitioners, 284. Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend, 
and amend the Return, 285. Return amended, 289. 

117. [1821.] Petition of Thomas Mortimer and others against 

the determination of the Select Committee of 1820; Lxxvi. 34. 


l Petition of James Flintoff and others to defend the determination, 

’ 291. Ballot and Committee, 342, 343, Report touching the 

; Right of Election, &amp;c., 362. 

. 118. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Andrew Lawson and 

. William Alexander Mackinnon, Esq‘, against Sir Charles We- 
therell and Matthias Attwood ; uxxxvi. 36. Ballot and Commit- 

‘ tee, 140, 141. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 163. 


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II. Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns, &amp;c.—continued. 
Bossinney : 


119. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of James Webster, Esq", 
against Sir Compton Domville,and the Honourable John William 
Ward, Esq; txxv. 196. Consideration deferred, 389. 


120. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of James Webster against 
Sir Compton Domville and the Honourable John William Ward, 
Esq’; uxxvi. 18. Petition of James Webster to withdraw his 
Petition, 51. Former Petition read; Section of Act 53 Geo. III. 
c. 71, read; House informed that Sir Compton Domville, the 
Sitting Member, did not object to the Petition being withdrawn ; 
Mr. Forrester, Petitioners’ Agent, examined, and having stated 
that he knows Mr. Webster has been declared a Bankrupt, Order 
for considering Petition discharged; Leave given Mr. Webster to 
withdraw his Petition; 52. 


121. [1823.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Edward Rose Tunno, 


Esq", against John Stuart Wortley, Esq’; uxxvi. 407. Consi- 
deration deferred, 450. 


122. [1824.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Edward Rose Tunno, 
Esq", against John Stuart Wortley, Esq'*; uxxix. 11. Consi- 
deration deferred, 254. Ballot and Committee, 345.347. Report 
touching the Right of Election, and in favour of Sitting Member, 
365. 


Boston : 


123. [1820.] Fifth Class,— Petition of William Augustus 
Johnson, Esq’, against Henry Ellis, Esq'*; uxxv. 155. Petition 
of Mr. Clarkson, Petitioners’ Agent, for enlarging the Time for 
entering into Recognizances; Mr. Clarkson called in, and exa- 
mined upon Oath; Time enlarged; 213. Order for considering 
Petition, read ; Motion, That the said Order be discharged, and 
Debate thereon adjourned; 238. Resumed, and Consideration 
deferred, 245. Again deferred, 389. 


124. [1821.] Fifth Class,— Petition of William Augustus 
Johnson, Esq'*, against Henry Ellis, Esq™®; txxvi. 18. Ballot 
and Committee; no Party appeared on behalf of the Sitting 
Member; 74, 75. Nominee chosen by the Committee, 76. Re, 
port, That the Sitting Member is not duly elected, and that Peti- 
tioner is; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend the 
Return; 77. Return amended, 84. 


Brechin :—See supra, 91. 


Bridgewater Borough : 

125. [1837.] Petition of Richard Brinsley Sheridan, Esq'*, 
against Henry Broadwood, Esq'*; xcu. 396. Consideration 
deferred, 397. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, that he had 
received a Letter from Henry Broadwood, Esq'*, that he did not 
intend to defend his Return; Letter read; 11th, 12th and 13th 
Sections of Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, read ; Consideration of Petition 
deferred; 439. Petition of John Woodland and others, Electors, 
to be admitted Parties in the room of Henry Broadwood, Esq" ; 
admitted Parties accordingly ; 522. Consideration of Petition 
deferred, 590. 


Bridport : 

126. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir Horace David 
Cholwell St. Paul, Bart., George Darby and John Page Ridout, 
against Christopher Spurrier, Esq"; txxv. 137. Ballot and 
Committee, 262, 263. Special Report touching the absence of a 
Member of the Committee, on account of the death of a near Rela- 
tion; Member excused, and leave given him to absent himself 
from any further Attendance ; 315. Report, That Christopher 
Spurrier, Esq", is not duly elected, and that Sir Horace David 
Cholwell St. Paul was duly elected, &amp;c.; 331. Deputy Clerk of 
the Crown to attend and amend the Return, 332, Return 
amended, 334. 

Bristol City : 

127. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of James Acland, Esq", 
and Electors, against James Evan Baillee, Esq"; Lxxxvi. 96. 
Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioners not having 
entered in Recognizance, 141. 

128. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Sir 
Richard Rawlinson Vyvyan and James Evan Baillee, Esq'* ; 
Lxxxvi. 85. Ballot and Committee, 307.309. Report in favour 
of the Sitting Members, 333. Minutes ordered, 420, Presented ; 
printed ; 425. 


Bury St. Edmund’s, Borough : 

129. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Francis King Eagle, 
Esq'*, against Frederick William Hervey, commonly called Earl 
Jermyn ; uxxxvit.91. Order for considering Petition discharged, 
no Party, Counsel or Agent appearing on behalf of the Petition, 
332. 


Callington : 





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Il. Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns, &amp;¢.—continued. 


Callington : 

130. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Matthias Attwood and 
William Thompson, Esq'**, and also of William Hender and other 
Electors, against Sir Christopher Robinson and the Honourable 
Edward Pyndar Lygon; txxv. 125. Ballot and Committee, 247. 
250, Report touching the Right of Election; and that the Sitting 
Members are not duly elected; That Matthias Attwood and 
William Thompson were duly elected; Deputy Clerk of the 
Crown to attend and amend the Return; 301. Return amended, 305. 


131. [1821.] Petition of John Rowe Snow, and others, 
against the determination of the Select Committee of 1820; 
uxxvi. 34, Petition of William Seymour to defend the Right of 
Election, 126. Consideration deferred, 139. 248. Ballot and 
Committee, 248. 250. Special Report respecting the Illness of a 
Member of the Committee; Medical Person examined on oath, 
and Member excused, and leave given to absent himself from any 
further Attendance ; 257. Report touching the Right of Election, 
266. 


Calne: 

132. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Edmund Hopkinson, 
Esq'*, and Edward Cheney, Esq", against Sir James Macdonald 
and Thomas Babington Macauley, Esq'*; txxxvi. 14. Ballot and 
Committee, 131. 133. Report touching Right of Election, and in 
favour of Sitting Members, 135. 


Cambridge Borough : 

133. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of George Pryme, Esq", 
against Charles Madryll Cheere, Esq'®; uxxv. 188. Order for 
considering Petition discharged, Petitioner not having entered 
into Recognizances, 239. 


Camelford : 


134, [1826~7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir Henry Frederick 
Cooke, Wyndham Lewis, Esq'*, and John Rowe, junior, an 
Elector, against Lieutenant-Colonel Sheldon Cradock and Mark 
Milbank, Esq'*; txxxu. 83. Consideration of Petition deferred, 
121. Ballot and Committee, 427.429. Report in favour of the 
Sitting Members, 431. 


Canterbury City : 

135. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of the Right Hon. Stephen 
Rumbold Lushington, against Frederick Villiers, Esq'*; xc. 16.26. 
Consideration deferred, 17. 28. Order for considering first Peti- 
tion discharged, Petitioner not having entered into a Recognizance, 
103. Petition of John Nutt, one of the Deputies of the Sheriff at 
the late Election, to be permitted to defend himself against certain 
charges of illegal and partial conduct in the Petition of Mr. 
Lushington; to lie on the Table; 137. Ballot and Committee, 
156. 159. Report in favour of the Petitioner; Clerk of the 
Crown to attend and amend Return; 168. Leave given to 
Frederick Villiers, Esq'*, and the Electors of Canterbury, to 
question the Election of Mr. Lushington within Fourteen Days, 169. 
Return amended, 172. Petition of Freemen and Electors, com- 
plaining of the decision of Committee, 210. 


136. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Frederick Villiers, | 
Esq", against the Right Hon. Stephen Rumbold Lushington; | 


xc. 217. Consideration deferred, 220. 235. Ballot and Com- 


mittee, 251.254. Report in favour of the Sitting Member, that | 
the Committee have altered the Poll taken at the said Election, | 
by striking off the Names of certain Persons as not having any | 


right to vote, and that they have added to the Poll the Names of 
certain Persons as having had a right to vote, 288. 


Carlisle City : 

137. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Edward Hooper Sen- 
house, and others, against William James, Esq’; ixxv. 324. 
Consideration deferred, 389. Order for considering Petition 
discharged, Petitioners not having entered into Recognizances, 
393. 


138. [1831.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Phillip 
Henry Howard and William James, Esq'®*; txxxvi.619. Order 
for considering Petition discharged, Petitioners not having entered 
into Recognizance, 676. 


Carlow Borough : 

139. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Francis Bruen, and 
others, against Lord Tullamore; ixxxvi. 82. Petition of Henry 
Cary, Howard Moore, and others, Voters, against Lord Tullamore, 
76. Order for consideration of Petition of Voters (Francis Bruen, 
and others) discharged, Petitioners not having entered into a 
Recognizance, 109. Consideration of Petition of Voters deferred, 
195. Ballot and Committee, 258. Report touching the Right of 
Election, and in favour of the Sitting Member, 273. 








Carlow, County : 


140. [1833.] Fifth Class,— Petition of Henry Bruen and 
Thomas Kavanagh, Esq'**, and Electors, against Walter Blackney 
and Thomas Wallace, Esq'**; txxxvim. 114. Order for considering 
Petition discharged, Petitioners not having entered into Recog- 
nizances, 163. 

141. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Henry Bruen and 
Thomas Kavanagh, Esq'**, and Electors, against Walter Black- 
ney and Thomas Wallace, Esq'®*; uxxxvitt.115. Declaration in 
writing delivered in by the Sitting Members, that they did not 
intend to defend their Return, 161. Petition of Electors to be 
admitted Parties to defend the Return; admitted accordingly ; 241, 
Ballot and Committee, 384, 385. Report in favour of the Sitting 
Members, 414. 

142, [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of the Rev. James Maher 
and others, Freeholders, against Henry Bruen, Esq", and Thomas 
Kavanagh, Esq"; xc.28. Consideration deferred, 31. Order for 
considering Petition discharged; Petitioners not having entered 
into a Recognizance ; 129. 

143. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Robert Lawler, Myles 
Nolan and others, Freeholders, against Henry Bruen, Esq", and 
Thomas Kavanagh, Esq'*; xc. 153. Consideration deferred, 155, 
235. Ballot and Committee, 250. 252. Report; a void Elec- 
tion; New Writ ordered; 291. 

144. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of William Duckett and 
others, Freeholders, against Nicholas Aylward Vigors, Esq’*, and 
Alexander Raphael, Esq'*; xc. 415.431. Considerations deferred, 
417. 432. Petition of Thomas Baker, Agent to the Sitting Mem- 
bers, for postponing the Ballot for the Committee, 479. Day 
appointed for taking it into consideration ; Petition to be printed ; 
480. Consideration of Mr. Baker’s Petition deferred, 432. Order 
for considering Second Petition of William Duckett and others, 
discharged, Petitioners not having entered into a Recognizance, 
481. Ballot and Committee on first Petition, 490.491. Leave 
to sit on a certain day during the sitting of the House, 499. Spe- 
cial Report respecting the Illness of a Member ; a Medical Person 
examined in relation thereto; Member excused, and leave given 
him to absent himself from any further attendance on the Com- 
mittee; 511. Leave to Committee to sit on a certain Day during 
the sitting of the House, 512. 517. Report, That the Sitting 
Members are not duly elected; that Thomas Kavanagh and 
Henry Bruen, Esq’**, are duly elected, &amp;c. ; that the Committee 
have altered the Poll taken at the said Election by striking off the 
Names of certain Persons as not having any right to vote; 
Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend Return; 570. Return 
amended, 574. 

145. [1837.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of William Newton, Esq", 
and others, Freeholders, against Nicholas Aylward Vigors, Esq" ; 
xc. 124, 144. Considerations deferred, 127. 147. Mr. Speaker 
acquainted the House, that he had received a Letter from Nicholas 
Aylward Vigors, Esq't, that he did not intend to defend his 
Return; Letter read; 11th, 12th and 13th Sections of Act 
9 Geo. IV. c. 22, read; Consideration of Petitions deferred ; 186. 
Order for considering second-mentioned Petition discharged, Peti- 
tioners not having entered into a Recognizance; 221. Petition 
of Howard Moore, Esq'*, and others, to be admitted Parties in 
the room of Nicholas Aylward Vigors, Esq'*; admitted Parties 
accordingly ; 226. Ballot and Committee, 294, 295. Counsel 
for the Returning Officer claims to be admitted as a separate Party ; 
Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, read; Entry in Journal, read; Question, 
That the Returning Officer be permitted to appear as a separate 
Party, Neg.; 294. Report in favour of the Sitting Member, 342. 
That the Committee have altered the Poll taken at the Election; 
Determinations of Committee to be entered in the Journals; 343. 
Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee ; Ordered, 365. 
Presented; printed; 366. 


Carmarthen Borough : 


146. [1831.] First Class,—Petition of John George Phillips, 
Esq", and others, for amending the Return by inserting the 
Name of John George Phillips, Esq’; uxxxvi. 615. Ballot and 
Committee, 696, 697. Report, That the Sheriffs were not justified 
by the circumstances as proved in making the Special Return to 
the Crown Office, dated 30 April 1831; New Writ; 741. 


Carmarthen and Llanelly Borough : 


147. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against the 
Hon. William Henry Yelverton; rxxxvi1.85. Petition of Agent 
for enlarging Time for entering into Recognizances, 135. Time 
enlarged, 138. Order for considering Petition discharged,~ no 
Party, Counsel or Agent appearing on behalf of the Petition, 308. 

148. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against the 
Honourable William Henry Yelverton ; uxxxvu1. 86. Order for 
considering Petition discharged, Petitioners not having entered 


into a Recognizance; 184. 
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Carnarvon Borough : 

149. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Owen Jones Ellis 
Nanney, Esq", against the Honourable Sir Charles Paget; 
txxxvul. 17. Ballot and Committee, 139. 140. Report, That 
Sir Charles Paget is not duly elected; That Owen Jones Ellis 
Nanney, Esq'*, ought to have been returned; Deputy Clerk of 
the Crown to attend and amend the Return; 143. Return 
amended ; Election may be questioned within Fourteen Days, 146. 

150. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against the 
Decision of the Committee, and that Sir Charles Paget may be 
declared to be returned; txxxvimt. 155. Order for considering 
Petition discharged, Petitioners not having entered into a Recog- 
nizance, 216. 

151. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against the 
decision of the Committee, and that Sir Charles Paget may be 
declared to be returned; txxxvi. 179. Ballot and Committee, 
397. 398. Report, touching the Right of Election, and that Owen 
J. E. Nanney is not duly elected; That Sir Charles Paget is 
duly elected; That the Committee have altered the Poll by 
adding other Names thereto; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to 
attend and amend the Return; 423. Return amended, 428. 

152. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Love 
Parry Jones Parry, Esq’; xc. 95. Consideration deferred, 96. 
237. Order for considering Petition discharged, no Parties, 
Counsel or Agents appearing at the time appointed for taking the 
same into consideration, 352. 

Carrickfergus : 

153. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freemen against 
Lord George Hill; txxxvi. 66. Petition of Lord Arthur Marcus 
Cecil Hill, praying that he may be declared duly elected in case 
the Election of Lord George Hill should be determined to be 
void, 89. Petition complaining that several of the Names to the 
Petition of the Freemen were Forgeries, 180. (See infra, 447.) 
Ballot and Committee, 283. 286. Report in favour of Sitting 
Member, 298. 

154. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freeholders, Lease- 
holders and Householders against Conway Richard Dobbs, Esq'*; 
uxxxvill. 74. Ballot and Committee, 229. 231. Special Report 
respecting a Witness having failed to bring with him certain 
Documents which are essentially necessary to be produced for the 
purposes of justice; and Leave given the Committee to adjourn ; 
252. Report, That Richard Conway Dobbs, Esq’, is not duly 
elected ; Void Election, &amp;c.; Special Report respecting Bribery ; 
Minutes of Proceedings and Evidence, ordered; presented; 
printed; 271. Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant for a New 
Writ before certain days, 271. 343. 420. 434. Report of Resolu- 
tions from Committee, read ; Resolutions agreed to; Bill to dis- 
franchise the Town and County of the Town of Carrickfergus ; 
Ordered, 434. See supra, 53. Committees, 758. 760. 

Cavan : 

155. [1824.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Smith and others, 
against Henry Maxwell, Esq'*, txxix. 151. Order for consider- 
ing Petition discharged, Petitioner not having entered into Re- 
cognizances, 277. 

156. [1826-7.} Fifth Class,—Petition of Robert Henry 
Southwell, Esq", against Henry Maxwell and Alexander Saun- 
derson, Esq™**; rxxxu. 33. Another Petition of Robert Henry 
Southwell, relative to the Qualification of Henry Maxwell, Esq'*, 
77. Petition of Protestant Freeholders of Cavan against Henry 
Maxwell and Alexander Saunderson, Esq'**, 93. Mr. Speaker 
acquainted the House that Mr. Southwell had not entered into a 
Recognizance in respect of his first-mentioned Petition; Consi- 
deration thereof adjourned, 112. Further considered; Order for 
taking Petition into consideration, discharged, 118. Considera- 
tion of other Petitions deferred, 119. Mr. Speaker acquainted the 
House that Mr. Southwell had not entered into Recognizances in 
respect of his last-mentioned Petition; Petition of Mr. Southwell 
for enlarging Time; 124. Matter verified upon Oath; Motion 
for enlarging Time, and Debate thereon adjourned ; Petition to be 
printed; 125. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House that the Free- 
holders had not entered into their Recognizances in respect of 
their Petition; Order for considering Petition discharged; 126. 
Petition of Freeholders of Cavan for an inquiry into the Qualifi- 
cation of Mr. Maxweil, withdrawn, 136. Petition of Mr. South- 
well, stating certain matters in addition to his former Petition, 
withdrawn, 155. Debate on Motion for enlarging Time resumed; 
Motion withdrawn; Order for considering Petition discharged ; 
160. 

157. [18385.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Robert Henry South- 


well, Esq'*, against Henry Maxwell and John Young, Esq'**; 

1 Consideration deferred, xc. 21. Order for considering Petition 
discharged, the Petitioner not having entered into a Recognizance, 
124, 

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IJ. Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns, &amp;¢.—continued. 
Chester : 


158. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against General 
Thomas Grosvenor; txxv. 193. Ballot and Committee, 392, 393. 
Report in favour of Sitting Member, 417. 


Clare : 


159. [1828.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freeholders against 
Daniel O’Connell, Esq'*; txxxm. 547. Speaker acquaints the 
House, that Petitioners had not entered into Recognizances, and 
Order for considering Petition having dropped, no further Order — 
made, Lxxxiv. 3. 


160. [1829.] Petition of Thomas Mahon, of Greenlawn, Esq", 
and others, Freeholders, for leave to present a new Petition against 
the Election and Return of Daniel O’Connell, Esq'*; txxxrv. 3. 
Motion for leave to present a Petition, pursuant to the Prayer of 
the said Petition; Debate thereupon adjourned; Petition to lie 
on the Table, and to be printed; 4. Debate resumed; Motion 
withdrawn; Petitioners to have liberty to question the said 
Election and Return by the renewal of their Petition, (which was 
depending at the end of the last Session) within the next Three 
Sitting Days; 15. 

161. [1829.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Thomas Mahon, of 
Greenlawn, Esq", and others, Freeholders, against Daniel 
O’Connell, Esq'*; xixxxiv. 15. Petition of Freeholders of the 
County of Clare, praying that they may be admitted to defend the 
Return of Daniel O’Connell, Esq'*, 62. Ballot and Committee, 
96.98. Report in favour of Daniel O’Connell, Esq’*, 106. 


162. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freeholders against 
Patrick O’Gorman Mahon, Esq’; ixxxvi. 67. Consideration 
deferred, 196. 287. Ballot and Committee, 293. 299. Report; 
void Election so far as relates to James Patrick O’Gorman 
Mahon; Report; Resolution relative to Bribery ; (see infra, 648.) 
New Writ, 340. 


Clonmel Borough : 


163. [1833.] Fifth Class,— Petitions of Electors against 
Dominick Ronayne, Esq'*; txxxvin. 61. Consideration deferred, 
65. Petition of Sitting Member, that the Ballot may be deferred 
till after Easter; Day appointed for considering it; Petition to 
be printed; 148. Petition considered ; Consideration of Petition 
of Electors deferred; 152. Ballot and Committee, 397, 398. 
Report in favour of the Sitting Member, 433. 


Colchester : 


164. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors and Free 
Burgesses against Daniel Whittle Harvey, Esq'*; ixxv. 189. 
Ballot and Committee, 358, 359. Report, That Daniel Whittle 
Harvey, Esq'*, not being qualified, is not duly elected; Election 
void with respect to him; New Writ; 374. 


165. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of James Brady and other 
Free Burgesses against Henry Baring, Esq'*; uxxv. 478. Mr. 
Speaker acquaints the House that the Petitioners had not entered 
into Recognizances, and Order for considering Petition having 
dropped, no further Order was made, 478. 


166. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of William Mayhew, 
Esq", against Andrew Spottiswoode, Esq'*; txxxv1. 100. Con- 
sideration deferred, 197. Ballot and Committee, 392. Report ; 
void Election, so far as concerns Andrew Spottiswoode; New 
Writ; 411. 


Coleraine : 


167. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Thomas Thorp, 
Esq", against Sir John William Head Brydges; 1Lxxxvi. 81. 
Consideration deferred, 197. Petition for postponing consider- 
ation of Petition, 308, r. Consideration deferred, 326. Order for 
considering Petition discharged, no Parties appearing, 503. 


168. [1831.] Fifth Class,— Petition of William Taylor 
Copeland, Esq", against Sir John William Head Brydges ; 
Lxxxvi. 603. Petition for enlarging Time for considering Peti- 
tion; House informed that Sitting Member does not object to 
such postponement; Time enlarged; 659. Ballot and Com- 
mittee, 706, 707. Report in favour of Petitioner; Deputy Clerk 
of the Crown to attend and amend Return; 725. Return 
amended, 726. 

169. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of William Taylor Copeland, 
Esq", against Sir John Poo Beresford, Bart.; 1xxxvim. 15. Con- 
sideration deferred, 16. Order for consideration of Petition, read ; 
Motion, That the said Order be discharged ; Q® Neg. thereupon ; 
42. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House that he had received a 
Declaration in writing, signed by Sir J. P. Beresford, Bart., that 
he did not intend to defend his Return; Declaration delivered in, 
and read; 11th, 12th and 13th sections of Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, 
read ; Consideration of Petition deferred; 94. Petition of Elec- 

tors, 


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II. Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns, &amp;c.—continued. 


Coleraine—continued. 


tors, praying to be admitted as Parties to defend the Return of 
Sir J. P. Beresford; Petitioners admitted Parties; txxxvit. 169. 
Ballot and Committee, 356, 357. Reduced List delivered in; 
and the Members of the Committee being, as usual, come to the 
Table to be sworn, and Joseph Pease, Esq'*, a Quaker, being one 
of the said Members, Mr. Speaker submitted to the House whe- 
ther Mr. Pease was capable of serving on the said Election Com- 
mittee without having been sworn; Proceedings thereupon ; 
The House being unanimously of opinion that Mr. Pease was 
capable of serving on the said Committee, the rest of the Com- 
mittee were sworn, and Mr. Pease made his solemn Affirmation ; 
357. (See infra, 621.) Report touching the Right of Election and 
in favour of William Taylor Copeland, Esq'*, and that the Com- 
mittee have altered the Poll taken at the last Election by adding 
certain Names thereto; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend 
and amend Return; 406. Return amended, 408. 


Cork City : 

170. [1830.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Electors against 
Gerard Callaghan, Esq'*; txxxv. 10. 16. Consideration of 
Petition adjourned, 99. Ballot and Committee, 99.101. Special 
Report respecting the absence of a Member; Member ordered to 
attend the House on the Morrow; 109. Medical Person examined 
on oath relative to the health of Member, and Member excused 
for his non-attendance, and from further attendance on the Com- 
mittee, 119. Report that Gerard Callaghan, Esq", is not duly 
elected ; void Election; New Writ; 125. 


171. [1830.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Electors against Daniel 
Callaghan, Esq'*; ixxxv. 322, 323. Orders for considering ; 
Petitions discharged, Petitioners not having entered into Recog- 
nizances, 386. 


172. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Herbert Baldwin, 
Esq", also of Electors, against Daniel Callaghan; txxxvi. 46. 
Order for considering Petition of Electors discharged, Petitioners 
not having entered into Recognizance, 132. Ballot and Com- 
mittee, 152, 153. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 161. 


173. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Da- 
niel Callaghan and Herbert Baldwin, Esq'** ; txxxvim. 33. Con- 
sideration deferred, 34. Order for considering Petition dis- 
charged, Petitioners not having entered into a Recognizance, 129. 


174. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Da- 
niel Callaghan, Esq"; txxxviit. 34. Consideration deferred, 35. 
Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioners not having 
entered into a Recognizance, 129. 


175. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Daniel Callaghan and 
Herbert Baldwin, Esq'**, also of Electors, against James Charles 
Chatterton and Joseph Leycester, Esq'**; xc. 32. 109. Consi- 
deration deferred, 33.110. Petition of the Sitting Members for 
postponing the Consideration of the first-mentioned Petition ; 
Day appointed for considering it; Petition to be printed; 116. 
Considered, 125. Consideration of Petitions deferred, 126. Order 
for considering Petition of Electors discharged; Petitioners not 
having entered into a Recognizance, 173. Ballot and Com- 
mittee, 215. 220. Report in favour of Petitioners, That the 
Committee have altered the Poll taken at the said Election by 
striking off the Names of certain Persons as not having a right 
to vote; Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend Return; 
Return amended, 234. 


Cork County : 

176. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Richard Longfield, 
Esq'*, against Feargus O’Connor, Esq"; xc. 74. 87. Also of 
Thomas Cuthbert Kearney and Alexander O’Driscoll, Esq'*, 
against Garrett Standish Barry, Esq", 109. Considerations de- 
ferred, 75. 87. 109. Petition of Messrs. Fladgate, Young and 
Jackson, Agents, for permission to amend the description of the 


Sureties delivered to the Clerk of the Recognizances in the case | 
of the Petition of Thomas Cuthbert Kearney and Alexander | 


O’Driscoll; Day appointed for taking same into consideration ; 


Petition to be printed ; 131. Considered; to lie on the Table; 134. | 


Petitioner not having entered into a Recognizance, Order for 
considering the First Petition of Richard Longfield, Esq’, dis- 
charged, 157. Petition of John Jackson, Agent, for enlarging 


the Time for entering into the Recognizance, and for leave to | 


correct a mistake in the Name of a proposed Surety in the case of 
the Petition of Thomas Cuthbert Kearney and Alexander 


O’ Driscoll, 167. Petition of James Cummins, that leave may be | 


granted to correct the said mistake, 168. Petitions to be printed, 
168. . Petition of John Jackson again read; Mr. Jackson ex- 
amined upon oath as to the contents of his Petition; Permission 
granted to correct the mistake, and time enlarged for perfecting 








Cork County—continued. 
the Recognizance; xc. 170. Consideration of Second Petition of 
Richard Longfield deferred, 238. Order for considering Petition 
of Thomas Cuthbert Kearney and Alexander O’Driscol] dis. 
charged, no Parties, Counsel or Agents appearing at the time 
appointed for taking the same into consideration, 287. Ballot and 
Committee, 287. Report in favour of Petitioner, Richard Long- 
field, Esq'®; Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend Return, 
820. Return amended, 322. 


Coventry : 

177. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of William Cobbett 
against Peter Moore and Edward Ellice, Esq'**; txxy, 199. 
Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioners not having 
entered into Recognizances, 239. 


178. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against 
Thomas Bilcliffe Fyler and Richard Edensor Heathcote, Esq'e, 
LXxxI1. 20, Consideration of Petition deferred, 119. Ballot and 
Committee, 195. 198. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 297, 
Special Report of certain Resolutions relative to Riots at the 
Election [see infra, 663], and that the House be moved for a 
Bill; Day appointed for taking Report into further consi- 
deration; Report to be printed; Minutes of Proceedings or- 
dered ; 297. Minutes presented, 298, p. Consideration of Report 
deferred, 426. 456. Report further considered, and Bill ordered, 
483. See supra, 55. 


179. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Ed- 
ward Ellice and Henry Lytton Bulwer, Esq'** ; Consideration 
deferred ; txxxvit. 72. Ballot and Committee, 216, 217. Re- 
port in favour of the Sitting Members ; Special Report respecting 
riotous and tumultuous Proceedings ; 265. Minutes ordered, 266. 
Presented, 278, p. 


Crail, &amp;c., Burghs: 

180. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir William Rae, 
Baronet, also Petition of Hugh Bruce, Esq'*, against James 
Baltour, Esq"; uxxxu. 49. Consideration of Petitions deferred, 
119. Ballot and Committee, 307, 308. Report in favour of the 
Sitting Member, 320. 


Cullen :—See infra, 216. 


Culross :—See infra, 367. 


Dartméuth : 

181. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Henry Seale, 
Esy'*, and Sir Henry Willoughby, Bart., against John Bastard 
and Arthur Howe Holdsworth, Esq'**, txxxv1.13. Ballot and 
Committee, 131, 132. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 
134, 


Denbigh Borough : 

182. [1826-7.] Second Class,—Petition of Frederick Richard 
West, of Ruthin Castle, Esq'*, against Joseph Ablett, Esq’; 
Lxxx11. 15. Petition of Burgesses, Inhabitants and Electors of 
Denbigh, Ruthin and Holt, against Frederick Richard West, 
Esq", 48. Petition of Burgesses and lawful Electors, also of 
Humphrey Jones, and other Voters, against Joseph Ablett, Esq", 
79. Petition of Agent of John Heaton, for enlarging the Time for 
entering into a Recognizance ; Matter verified upon oath; Motion 
for enlarging Time, negatived ; 116. Consideration of Petitions 
deferred, 118. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House that John 
Heaton had not entered into Recognizances in respect of his 
Petition; Petition of John Heaton for enlarging the Time for 
entering into Recognizances, 122. Order for considering Petition 
discharged, 123. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, that 
Humphrey Jones, and others, Voters, had not entered into Recog- 
nizances in respect of their Petition. Order for considering Peti- 
tion discharged, 125. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, that he 
had received a declaration in writing, that Mr. Ablett did not 
intend to defend his Return, 148. Consideration of Petitions 
deferred, 148. Petition of Frederick Richard West, complaining 
of the postponement of the consideration of his Petition, 160. 
Motion for taking the Petition into consideration, withdrawn, 160. 
Petition of Burgesses, Inhabitants, and lawful Electors of Den- 
bigh, Ruthin and Holt, also of Burgesses and Inhabitants, to 
defend the Return of Mr. Ablett, 314. Act 28 Geo. III., c. 52, 
read; Petitioners admitted Parties in the room of Joseph Ablett, 
Esq"*, 315. Petition of Frederick Richard West, praying that the 
double Return may be amended, by erasing the name of J oseph 
Ablett, Esq'*; Petition by leave withdrawn, 328. Ballot and 
Committee, 343, 344. Report in favour of Frederick Richard 
West, Esq'*; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend 
the Return, 370. Return amended, 375. 


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Dorset County : 


Dover: 


183. [1831-32.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freeholders against 
Lord Ashley, txxxvu. 8. Order for considering Petition dis- 
charged, and another day appointed, 32. Lord Ashley acquainted 
the House that he did not intend to defend his Return, and deli- 
vered in a Declaration in writing to that effect; Act 9 Geo. IV. 
c. 22, 8. 11, read ; Consideration of Petition deferred; 34. Peti- 
tion of Freeholders to be admitted Parties to defend the Return of 
Lord Ashley, 82. Petitioners admitted Parties in the room of 
Lord Ashley, 83. Ballot and Committee, 155, 156. Special 
Report respecting the absence of Two Members of the Committee 
on account of illness, 161. Medical Persons examined, and Mem- 
bers excused, 162. Special Report respecting the absence of a 
Member; Member in his place stated that it was entirely through 
misapprehension that he had not attended the Committee, and hav- 
ing verified the same upon Oath, he was excused; 196. Report in 
favour of the Sitting Member, 202. 


184. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freemen against 
Charles Poulett Thompson, Esq'*, txxxu. 46. Consideration of 
Petition deferred, 119. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House that 
William Sankey had not entered into a Recognizance in respect of 
his Petition, 127. Petition of Agent of William Sankey, that the 
Recognizances may be adjudged to be duly entered into, 127. 
Day appointed for taking Petition into consideration ; Petition to 
be printed ; 128. Papers relative to Recognizances ordered, 156. 
Laid on the Table, 160. Petition considered ; Resolution, That Mr. 
Sankey has entered into his Recognizances according to the Pro- 
visions of Acts 28 and 53 Geo. III. c. 161. Ballot and Commit- 
tee, 291.293. Report in favour of the Sitting Member, 304. 


185. [1828.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Halcomb and 
others, Freemen, against William Henry Trant, Esq", txxx11. 102. 
Consideration deferred, 162. Ballot and Committee, 162. 167. 
Report touching the Right of Election, and in favour of the Sitting 
Member, 180. 

186. [1829.] Petition of John Halcomb, Esq’, and others, 
against the determination of the Select Committee of 1828; 
txxx1v. 9, P. Motion for taking the Petition into consideration ; 
Debate thereupon adjourned; 175. Debate resumed; Day ap- 
pointed for taking the Petition into consideration; 179. Consi- 
deration deferred, 239. Petition of William Luddington, to de- 
fend the Right of Election, 239. Ballot and Committee, 260. 262. 
Special Report respecting the absence of a Member of the Com- 
mittee on account of illness; a Medical Person examined in re- 
lation thereto ; Member excused ; 269. Report touching the Right 
of Election, 274. 

187. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Halcomb, 
Esq'*, against Sir John Rae Reid, Bart.; rxxxvi. 85. Ballot and 
Committee, 350, 351. Report in favour of Sitting Member; Pe- 
tition reported to be frivolous and vexatious ; 353. 


188. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against John 
Halcomb, Esq'*; Lxxxvi. 189. Consideration deferred, 190. 
Mr. Halcomb, one of the Sitting Members for Dover, stated to 
the House, that being petitioned against, upon the ground of not 
having a proper Qualification, he was required by a Standing 
Order of the House of the 21st November 1717, to deliver to the 
Clerk of the House a Paper, containing a Rental or Particular of 
the Lands, Tenements and Hereditaments whereby he makes out 
his Qualification, within Fifteen Days after the Petition read; 
that from certain causes he had neglected to deliver in the said 
Paper, and desired further time; Standing Order, 21st Novem- 
ber 1717, relative to the Qualification of Members, read ; Debate 
arising thereupon, Motion for adjourning Debate ; Question Neg. 
thereupon; Main Question put; Question Neg. thereupon; 293, 
Ballot and Committee, 418. Report in favour of Sitting Mem- 
ber, 423. 


Drogheda : 

189. [1820.] Mr. Speaker informed the House he had 
received the Minutes of Evidence from Ireland (taken under 
Commission appointed by Committee of last Session), and that he 
had directed the Committee to re-assemble by Warrant, inserted 
in the Gazette; uxxv.89. Special Report respecting the absence 
of Members of the Committee ; Members ordered to attend the 
House; and Leave given the Committee to adjourn; 102. 

190. [1820.] Fifth Class,— Petition of Freemen and Free- 
holders against Henry Metcalfe, Esq'*; txxv. 162. Petition of 
Agent for the Petitioners for enlarging the Time for entering into 
Recognizances ; Agent called in and examined upon Oath, and 
Time enlarged, 235. Petition of Agent to enlarge the Time for 
the Consideration of Petition; Time enlarged; 257. Order for 





considering Petition discharged, Petitioners not having entered 
Into Recognizances, 293. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCIL. (1820—1837.) 


IJ. Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns, &amp;c.—continued. 
Drogheda—continued. 


191. [1822.] Fifth Class,— Petitioners of Fieeholders and 
Freemen against William Meade Smyth, Esq’**; uxxvu. 140. 
Consideration deferred, 197. Order for considering Petition 
discharged, Petitioners not having entered into Recognizances, 
202. 


192. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against 
John Henry North, Esq'¢; txxxvi. 45. Petition of Maurice 
O’Connell, Esq'*, against John Henry North, Esq'*, 90. Order 
for considering Petition of Electors discharged, Petitioners not 
having entered into Recognizances, 132. Ballot and Committee, 
328, 329. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 336. 


193. [1831-32.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against 
Thomas Wallace, Esq'*; txxxvu. 9. Order for considering Peti- 
tions discharged, and another Day appointed, 32. Order for 
considering Petition discharged, Petitioners not having entered 
into Recognizances, 33. 


194. [1833.] Fifth Class, — Petition of Electors against 
Andrew Carew O’Dwyer, Esq"; txxxxi. 112. Consideration 
deferred, 113. Order for considering Petition discharged, Peti- 
tioners not having entered into a Recognizance, 163. 


195. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of James M‘Cartney, 
Thomas Apperson and others, Electors, against Andrew Carew 
O’Dwyer, Esq'*; xc. 35. Consideration deferred, 36. Ballot 
and Committee, 190.192. Special Report respecting the absence 
of a Member of the Committee; Section 44 of Act 9 Geo. IV. 
c. 22, read; Entry in Journal, read; Member in his place stated, 
that he had been prevented by indisposition from being present at 
the Committee, and having verified the same upon Oath, he was 
excused; 197. Report; void Election; New Writ ordered; 204. 


196. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Samuel Atkinson, 
Thomas Eccleston and others, Electors, against Andrew Carew 
O’ Dwyer, Esq'*; xc. 252. Consideration deferred, 254. Ballot 
and Committee, 372. Special Report, That Catherine Adams, 
John Doyle and Thomas Ferrall, having been duly summoned 
by the Speaker’s Warrant, had disobeyed such Warrant, and had not 
appeared before the Committee ; Catherine Adams, John Doyle 
and Thomas Ferrall, ordered to be taken into the custody of the 
Serjeant-at-Arms, and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants accord- 
ingly; 384. Report in favour of Petitioners, and that the Ho- 
nourable Randal Edward Plunket is duly elected, &amp;c.; Clerk of 
the Crown to attend and amend Return; 393. Order for taking 
Catherine Adams, John Doyle and Thomas Ferrall into the custody 
of the Serjeant; discharged; 393. Return amended, 394. 


Droitwich Borough : 

197. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Hodgetts Hod- 
getts Foley, Esq"*, against John Barneby, Esq'*; xc. 10. Con- 
sideration deferred, 11. Ballot and Committee, 131. 134. Report 
in favour of the Sitting Member; that the Committee have altered 
the Poll taken at the said Election, by striking off the Names of 
certain Persons as not having any right to vote, 162. 


Dublin City : 

198. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Henry Grattan, Esq", 
against Thomas Ellice, Esq'®; uxxv. 460. Mr. Speaker acquaints 
the House, that the Petitioner had not entered into Recognizances; 
and the Order for considering Petition having dropped, no further 
Order was made, 478. 


199. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Henry Grattan, 
Esq’, against Fredrick Shaw, Esq"; txxxx1. 32. Order for con- 
sidering Petition discharged, Petitioner not having entered into 
Recognizance, 109. 


200. [1831.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freemen against 
Robert Harty and Louis Perrin, Esq‘; uxxxvi. 628. Ballot, 
706. Notice being taken, when Parties returned to the Bar, that 
the Name of a Member was left on the Reduced List, who had 
voted at the last Election for the said City, Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, 
§ 21, read; and it appeared to the House that the Proceedings in 
relation to the Ballot were informal; Petition to be considered 
To-morrow ; 707. Ballot and Committee, 708, 709. Report ; 
void Election; Special Report of Bribery against Sitting Mem- 
bers, and that certain Individnals holding official Situations in 
Ireland did use undue influence in favour of the Sitting Members ; 
Evidence ordered, and presented, 734. Motion for issuing War- 
rant for new Writ; Motion negatived for adjourning Debate ; 
Main Question agreed to; New Writ; 734. (See infra, 620. 649. 
690.) 

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II. Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns —continued. 
Dublin City —continued. Dublin University : 


201. [{1831.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Fre- 
derick Shaw, Esq'*, and Lord Viscount Ingestre; Lxxxvi. 817. 
Ballot and Committee, 860, 861. Report in favour of Sitting 
Members, 907. 


202. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Robert King, John 
Mallet and others, Electors, against Daniel O’Connell, Esq’*, 
and Edward Southwell Ruthven, Esq"*; xc. 11. 44. Considera- 
tion deferred, 15. 48. Another Petition of Robert King, John 
Mallet and others, against the same Parties; xc. 51. Motion, 
That the said Petition be taken into consideration upon the 19th 
of March, at the same time that their former Petitions are ordered 
to be taken into consideration; and Notice being taken, that by 
Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, it is directed that the Person subscribing 
any such Petition shall enter into such Recognizance as is therein 
mentioned, within Fourteen Days after the said Petition shall have 
been presented to the House, the said Act was read; and the House 
being informed, that the said Petitioners would undertake to enter 
into the Recognizance required by the said Act before the said 
19th day of March, Petition ordered to be considered at the same 
time as their former Petitions, 52. Order for considering first- 
mentioned Petition discharged, Petitioners not having entered 
into a Reeognizance, 103. Another Petition of Robert King, 
John Mallet and others, against the same Parties, 106. To be 
considered at the same time as their former Petitions, 107. Orders 
for considering the several Petitions of Robert King, John Mallet 
and others, on a certain day, read; Motion, That the said Orders 
be discharged; House informed, that Sir Robert Sidney, the 
Agent of the Sitting Members, attended at the door, who could 
give the House information in respect of a Notice having been 
given to the Sitting Members by the Agent of the Petitioners, of 
their intention to abandon the Petitions, upon which they are 
now about to proceed ; Motion, That Sir Robert Sidney be called 
in; Withdrawn; Consideration of Petitions deferred ; 138. Ballot 
and Committee on second-mentioned Petition, 168, 169. [Jn 
consequence of the Recognizances not being perfected in respect of 
the third and last-mentioned Petitions, the House did not take the 
said Petitions into consideration.| Special Report respecting the 
illness of a Member of the Committee ; a Medical Person examined 
in relation thereto; Member excused, and leave given him to 
absent himself from any further attendance on the Committee ; 
177. Special Report respecting the appointment of a Commission 
to take Evidence in Ireland, and for leave to adjourn, 228. Leave 
given the Committee to adjourn until directed by Mr. Speaker’s 
Warrant to re-assemble, and to meet on a certain day for that 
purpose, notwithstanding the sitting of the House, 229.——— 
[1836.] Mr. Speaker acquainted the Honse, that he had received 
a Copy of the Minutes of the Proceedings of the Commissioners 
appointed to examine Evidence in Ireland; and that he had, by 
Warrant, to be inserted in the London Gazette, directed the 
said Select Committee to re-assemble; xci. 19. Report, That a 
Member of the Committee had vacated his Seat in Parliament, 
92. Leave to Committee to sit ona certain day during the sitting 
of the House, 227. 267. Report, That the Sitting Members are 
not duly elected; That George Alexander Hamilton, Esq'*, and 
John Beatty West, Esq’, are duly elected, &amp;e.; That the Com- 
mittee have altered the Poll taken at the said Election by striking 
off the Names of several Persons; xc. 363. Clerk of the Crown 
to attend and amend Return; Return amended; Special Report 
relative to Bribery, and the irregularity found to prevail in the 
assessment and collection of Municipal Taxes, 364. 


Dublin County : 

203. [1823.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freeholders against 
Lieutenant-Colonel Henry White; txxviut. 65. Order for con- 
sidering Petition discharged, Petitioners not having entered into 
Recognizances, 176. 

204. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freeholders, and of 
George Alexander Hamilton, Esq'*, against Henry White and 
Richard Wogan Talbot, Esq'**; txxxu. 65. Petition of George 
Alexander Hamilton, for enlarging the Time for entering into his 
Recognizances, by leave withdrawn, 117. Consideration of Peti- 
tions deferred, 120. Motion, That the Sitting Members be 
admitted to appear as separate Parties on distinct Interests, nega- 
gatived; Consideration of Petition adjourned ; 337. Ballot and 
Committee, 340. Special Report respecting the absence of a 
Member of the Committee on account of illness; a Medical Per- 
son examined ; Member excused ; 356. Special Report respecting 
the absence of another Member of the Committee on account of 
illness; a Medical Person examined ; Member excused, and leave 
given him to absent himself from any further attendance on the 
Committee; 369. Special Report for leave to adjourn in conse- 
quence of the absence of material Witnesses; Leave given 
accordingly; 378. Report in favour of the Sitting Members, 417 





205. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of John O’Donoghue, 
Eugene Finn and others, Electors, against Thomas Lefroy, Esq", 
and Frederick Shaw, Esq"; xc. 54. 56. Consideration deferred, 
56. 85. Orders for considering Petitions discharged ; Petitioners 
not having entered into Recognizances, 150. 166. 


Dumbarton : 

206. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Campbell 
Colquhoun, Esq'*, against Lord Montagu William Graham ; 
Lxxxvi.67. Speaker acquaints the House, that Petitioner had not 
entered into Recognizance ; Petition of Agent for enlargement of 
Time; Time enlarged; 136. Consideration deferred, 196, 287, 
Ballot and Committee, 298, 299. Report in favour of Sitting 
Member, 336. 


Dundalk : 

207. [1926-27.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Anthony Marmion, 
Esq'*, against Mr. Burke and Mr. Barclay; txxxu. 71. Con- 
sideration of Petition deferred, 120. Order for considering Peti- 
tion discharged, Petitioner not having entered into Recogni- 
zances, 124. 


208. [1826-27.] Petition complaining of the Incompetency 
of the Returning Officer at the last Election for the Borough of 
Dundalk ; but it appearing that the said Petition was a Petition 
the proceedings upon which are regulated by the Acts for regu- 
lating the Trials of Controverted Elections, the said Petition was 
with leave of the House withdrawn; txxx1. 436. 


209. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Thomas Flanagan, 
also of an Elector, against J. H. Cradock, Esq"; txxxv1. 95, 96. 
Order for considering Petitions discharged, Petitioners not 
having entered into Recognizances, 141. 


Dunfermline :—See infra, 367. 


Dungarvan Borough : 

210. [1834.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Ebe- 
nezer Jacob, Esq"; txxx1x. 99. Consideration deferred, 99. 162. 
Ballot and Committee, 204. 206. Report, That Ebenezer Jacob, 
Esq", is not duly elected ; void Election; New Writ; 225. 

211. [1834.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Ebe- 
nezer Jacob, Esq’; uxxx1x. 352. Consideration deferred, 353. 
Ballot and Committee, 446. 448. Report in favour of the Sitting 
Member, 467. 


212. [1836.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Maurice Charles Ken- 
nedy, Daniel Cuffe Wall, and Patrick O’Brien, against Michael 
O’Loghlin; xcr. 65. Consideration deferred, 66. Order for 
considering Petition discharged, Petitioner not having entered 
into Recognizance, 123. 

213. [1837.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of John Matthew Gal- 
way, Esq'*, against John Power, Esq’; xcr. 114, 115. Consi- 
deration deferred, 115. 117. Orders for considering Petitions dis- 
charged, Petitioner not having entered into Recognizances, 193. 


Durham City : 

214. (1828.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Sir 
Henry Hardinge; txxxu1. 91. Order for considering Petition 
discharged, Petitioners not having entered into Recognizances, 
134. 


215. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freemen against Sir 
Roger Gresley, Bart.; txxxvi. 73. Consideration deferred, 196. 
Ballot and Committee, 336, 337. Special Report of the illness 
of a Member of the Committee; Medical Person examined, and 
Member excused for non-attendance, and from further attendance ; 
344. Report; void Election, so far as relates to Sir Roger 
Gresley ; New Writ ordered ; 350. 


Elgin, &amp;c., Burghs: 

216. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Major-General the 
Honourable Alexander Duff, and Lewis Anderson, Esq", (a Voter) 
against Archibald Farquharson, Esq'* ; txxv. 190. Order for 
considering Petitions discharged, Petitioners not having entered 
into Recognizances, 239. 


Ennis : 

217. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against 
Francis Macnamara, Esq'* ; .xxxvi1.38. Consideration deferred, 
39. Ballot and Committee, 158, 159. Report in favour of the 
Sitting Member, 172. 


218. [1835.] Fifth Class,— Petitions of William Arthur, 
Gerald Fitzgerald and Anthony Sheehan, Esq'**, Electors, against 
Hewitt Bridgeman, Esq"; xc. 68. 87. Consideration deferred, 

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xc. 68.88. Petition of Agent to the Petitioners for leave to correct 
a mistake in respect of the Place of Residence of a proposed 
Surety, and for extending the Time for entering into the Recog- 
nizance; Day appointed for taking it into consideration; Petition 
to be printed; 148. Considered; Agent and proposed Surety 
examined upon Oath in relation thereto; Time enlarged for 
entering into the Recognizance, and leave given to correct the 
said mistake; 155. Order for considering First Petition dis- 
charged, Petitioners not having entered into a Recognizance, 157. 
Consideration of second-mentioned Petition deferred, 238. Con- 
sidered; Names of Members drawn, and Lists delivered to the 
Clerk appointed to attend the Committee; 274. Reduced List 
delivered in, and called over; and Mr. Greene (one of the 
Members on the said List) not appearing upon his name being 
called, the proceeding with respect to the swearing of the 
Members to serve upon the said Committee was postponed ; 275. 
Mr. Greene being come into the House, in his place stated, that 
he was not present at the Ballot; and it appearing that the pro- 
ceedings in relation to the Ballot for the Committee were 
informal, the consideration of the Petition was deferred; 275. 
Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, read ; House adjourned ; 276. Ballot and 
Committee, 276. Special Report respecting the absence of a 
Member of the Committee ; Member in his place stated, that he 
was prevented attending the Committee by indisposition ; State- 
ment verified on oath; Member excused ; 323. Leave to Com- 
mittee to sit on a certain day during the sitting of the House, 323. 
Special Report respecting the absence of a Member of the Com- 
mittee; Member ordered to attend in his place on a certain 
day; 324. Member in his place stated, that his absence arose 
from a misunderstanding as to the time to which the Com- 
mittee had adjourned; Statement verified upon oath; Member 
excused; Order for his attendance in his place discharged ; 324. 
Report in favour of the Sitting Member, 327. That the Com- 
mittee have altered the Poll taken at the said Election, by striking 
off the Names of certain Persons as not having a right to vote, 
328. Leave given to the Short-hand Writer, an Officer of the 
House, and the Clerk who attended the Committee, to attend 
before the Grand Jury or other Tribunal, and give Efidence on 
proceedings against Witnesses for Perjury, 335. 


Evesham : 


219. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petitions of Electors against 
Sir Charles Cockerell, Bart., and Lord Kennedy; txxxvi. 35. 
Ballot and Committee, 140. Report, That the Sitting Members 
are not duly elected; Election void; Resolution, That the Sitting 
Members had been guilty of Bribery; New Writ ordered ; 
168. Day appointed for considering Report; Minutes of 
the Proceedings of the Committee ordered; 168. Presented, 
172. Speaker to issue his Warrant to the Clerk of the Crown to 
make out a Supersedeas to the Writ, 182. Resolution, That the 
corrupt state of the Borough requires the serious attention of the 
House, 262. 


Forfar, &amp;c., Burghs : 

220. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of the Honourable 
Donald Ogilvy against the Honourable John Stuart Wortley ; 
Lxxxvi. 14. Motion for discharging Order for considering Pe- 
tition, negatived, 84. Ballot and Committee, 139, 140. Special 
Report of the illness of a Member of the Committee; Medical 
Person examined, and Member excused for non-attendance, and 
from further attendance ; 157. Report, That the Sitting Member 
is not duly elected; void Election; New Writ; 167. 

221. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition for leave to present a 
Petition, the time for presenting the same having elapsed ; Lxxxv1. 
224, rp. Motion, That a Petition be permitted to be laid upon 
the Table ; Petitioner verifies matter of Petition at the Bar ; Leave 
given for Petition to be laid on the Table; Petition of the Honour- 
able W. Ogilvie against the Right Honourable Francis Jeffery ; 
231. Ballot and Committee, 417.419. Report in favour of the 
Honourable William Ogilvie; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to 
attend and amend Return; 440. Return amended, 444. 


Forfar County : 

222. Petition of the Honourable Douglas Gordon Hallyburton 
against the Honourable Donald Ogilvy ; txxxvu. 9. Order for 
considering Petition discharged, and another Day appointed, 32. 
Ballot and Committee, 46,47. Report in favour of Petitioner; 
Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend the Return, 58. 
Return amended, 60. 

Fowey : 

223. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against the 
Honourable Robert Henley Eden and George Lucy, Esq'**; 
Lxxxu. 76. Consideration of Petition deferred, 120. Ballot and 
Committee, 386. Report in favour of the Sitting Members, 396. 


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II. Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns, &amp;c.—continued. 


Ennis—continued. Galway County : 


224. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of James Staunton 
Lambert, Esq"*, of Dudley Persse, and Robert Joseph French, 
Esq", against Richard Martin, Esq'?; txxxu.61. Petition of 
Freeholders complaining of Riots, 64. Consideration of Petition 
deferred, 120. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, that the Free- 
holders had not entered into a Recognizance in respect of their 
Petition; Order for considering it discharged ; 124. Petition 
considered, and Consideration adjourned, 337. Ballot and Com- 
mittee, 837. 339. Resolution of 8 March 1688, read; Petition of 
Thomas Lambert of Cregclare, complaining that he had been 
insulted in the Lobby by Mr. Martin French ; Mr. Lambert called 
in and examined in relation thereto; Mr. French and Mr. Lam- 
bert ordered to attend ; 345. Order for the attendance of Mr. French 
and Mr. Lambert read ; Mr. French called in, and having assured 
the House that he had not offended knowingly, he was directed to 
withdraw ; Mr. French and Mr. Lambert discharged from further 
attendance; 351. Special Report for leave to adjourn on account 
of the absence of material Witnesses, 356. Report read; Leave 
given to adjourn accordingly ; 358. Special Report for leave to 
adjourn to enable the Sitting Member to proceed with his Case; 
Leave given to adjourn accordingly; 388. Special Report, that 
a Message be sent to the Lords, for the attendance of Lord 
Somerhill and Lord Mounteagle; Message to be sent to the Lords 
accordingly; 394. Report in favour of James Staunton Lambert, 
re; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend the 
Return; 407. Special Report of Resolutions relating to Riots at 
the Ele tion [see infra, 665]; Minutes ordered; 407. Return 
amended, 412. Minutes presented, 413, p. Petition of Richard 
Martin, complaining of the Conduct of certain Peers, 555, p. 


225. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freeholders against 
James Staunton Lambert, Esq’, and Sir John Burke, Bart.; 
Lxxxvi. 68. Petition of James Daly, Esq’, against James Staun- 
ton Lambert, Esq'*, and Sir John Burke, Bart., 110. Speaker 
acquaints the House that the Freeholders had not entered into 
a Recognizance, but that a Special Report had been made by the 
Examiners thereon ; Petition of Agent for enlargement of Time; 
Time enlarged ; 136. Order for considering Petition of James 
Daly, Esq", discharged, he not having entered into Recognizance, 
149. Consideration deferred, 196. 287. Ballot and Committee, 
298. 300. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 338. 


226. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against James 
Daly, Esq'*; xxxvu. 117. Consideration deferred, 120. Ballot 
and Committtee, 384, 385. Special Report respecting the non- 
arrival of a Witness ; Leave given the Committee to adjourn ; 433. 
Report in favour of the Sitting Member, 461. 


227. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Tho- 
mas B. Martin, Esq™®; uxxxvint. 120. Consideration deferred, 
121. Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioners not 
having entered into Recognizances, 163. 


Galway, Town and County of the Town: 

228. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Valentine Blake, Esq", 
against Michael George Prendegast, Esq’; uxxv. 123. 159. 
Petition of Valentine Blake for enlarging the Time for entering 
into Recognizances; Mr. Green (Agent for the Petitioner) called 
in, and examined upon Oath; Time enlarged; 198. Ballot and 
Committee, 247. 249. Report in favour of the Sitting Member, 
272. 


229. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,— Petition of Inhabitants and 
Freeholders against James O’Hara, Esq'*; uxxxu. 94. Consi- 
deration of Petition deferred, 121. Order for considering Peti- 
tion discharged, Petitioners not having entered into Recogni- 
zances, 126. 


230. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Two Petitions of Valentine 
Blake, Esq'*, and others, against James O’Hara, Esq"; ixxxvt. 
114,115. Speaker acquaints the House, that Recognizance had 
not been entered into for the first Petition; Petition of Agent for 
enlargement of Time; Time enlarged; 149. Speaker acquaints 
the House, that Recognizances had not been entered into on the 
Second Petition; Order for considering it discharged; 149. 
Ballot and Committee, 392, 393. Report in favour of Sitting 
Member, 414. 


231. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Martin Joseph Blake, 
Esq, against Andrew Henry Lynch and Lachlan Maclachlan ; 
Lxxxvill. 77. Consideration deferred, 78. Petition of Electors 
against the said Andrew Henry Lynch and Lachlan Maclachlan, 
81. Ballot and Committee, 300. 302. Special Report respecting 
the absence of a Member of the Committee on account of Illness; 
a Medical Person examined; Member excused, and leave given 
him to absent himself from any further attendance on the Com- 
mittee ; 324. Report in favour of the Sitting Member, Andrew 

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II. Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns, &amp;c.—continued. 


Galway, Town and County of the Town—continued. 
Henry Lynch, Esq", and of the Petitioner, Martin J oseph Blake ; 
That the Committee have altered the Poll by striking off certain 
Names ; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend Return ; 
333. Return amended, 339. 

232. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Valentine Blake, Esq", 
and Electors, against Andrew Henry Lynch and Lachlan Mac- 
lachlan ; Consideration deferred ; txxxvi. 78. Order for consi- 
dering Petition discharged, Petitioners not having entered into a 
Recognizance, 144. 


Glasgow, &amp;c. Burghs : 

233. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Kirkman Finlay, 
Esq", against Archibald Campbell, Esq’; txxxvi. 19. Ballot 
and Committee, 139, 140. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 
146. 


234. [1831.] Fifth Class,— Petition of Kirkman Finlay, 
Esq", against Joseph Dixon, Esq"; txxxvi. 609. Ballot and 
Committee, 680, 681. Special Report respecting the Illness of a 
Member of the Committee; Medical Person examined, and Mem- 
ber excused for non-attendance and from further attendance, 689. 
Report in favour of Sitting Member, 702. 


Gloucester City : 

235. [1835.] Fifth Class,— Petition of Electors against 
Maurice Frederick Fitzharding Berkeley, Esq'¢; Consideration 
deferred; xc. 74. Petition of Electors for further Time for 
delivering in the Names of Sureties ; presented, and read, and 
ordered to be withdrawn; 134. Order for considering Petition 
discharged, Petitioners not having entered into a Recognizance, 
157. 


Grantham : 

236. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Martindale, an 
Elector, against James Hughes, Esq’; txxv. 193. Ballot and 
Committee, 392, 393. Report, That Sir William Manners, Wil- 
liam Atter, Hugh Manners and Richard Armson Jarvis had 
absented themselves in order to avoid the Service of the Speaker’s 
Warrants for their attendance on the Committee, 402. (See 
infra, 696.) Report, That James Hughes, Esq", is not duly 
elected ; void Election, so far as relates to him; New Writ; 435. 
Special Report of certain Resolutions relating to Treating; to lie 
on the Table; 435. (See infra, 651.) Resolutions relating 
to Treating, read; and Resolution, That the practice of paying to 
Out-Woters is illegal; 443. 


237. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against 
Montague John Cholmeley, Esq’, and Glynne Earle Welby, 
Esq'*; txxxvi. 75. Consideration deferred, 196. Ballot and 
Committee, 336, 337. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 
340. 


Grimsby, Great : 

238. [1831.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Rees Howell Gronow 
and William Henry Hobhouse, Esq'**, against George Harris and 
John Villiers Shelley, Esq'*; txxxvi. 536. Ballot and Com- 
mittee, 643, 644. Report; void Election; Special Report respect- 
ing Treating; Motion for issuing Warrant for New Writ; Debate 
arising ; Motion for adjourning Debate withdrawn; Main Question 
agreed to; New Writ; 715. ' 


Haddington County : 
239. (1820.] Fifth Class,— Petition of Lord John Hay 


against Sir James Grant Suttie, Bart.; rxxv. 162. Ballot and | 


Committee, 289. 291. Report in favour of the Sitting Member, 
305. 
Halifax Borough : 


240. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Joseph Nicholson, 
Rawdon Briggs and George Buckston Browne, Electors, against 


the Honourable James Stuart Wortley ; xc. 71. Also Petition of | 


Electors against Charles Wood, Esq", 82. Considerations de- 
ferred, 72. 83. 238. Order for considering Petitions discharged, 
no Party, Counsel or Agent appearing at the time appointed for 
taking the same into consideration, 274. 


Harwich : 
241. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Disney, Esq", 
against the Right honourable John Charles Herries; txxxvut. 83. 
Consideration deferred, 84. Order for considering Petition dis- 


charged, Petitioner not having entered into Recognizance in re- 
spect of his Petition, 146. 


242. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Chris- 
topher Thomas Tower, Esq"; uxxxvit. 84, 
ferred, 85. Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioners 
not having entered into a Recognizance, 146. 


Consideration de- 





Hastings, Town and Port: 


243. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Robert Otway 
Cave and John Ashley Warre, Esq’, against Sir Henry Fane 
and Joseph Planta, Esq’; uxxxvi. 40. Ballot and Committee, 
151, 152. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 157. 


Hedon: 


244. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freemen against John 
Baillie, Esq'* ; txxv. 197. Consideration deferred, 389. 


245. [1821.] Petition renewed; rxxvi1.10. Ballot and Com- 
mittee, 66. 68. Report in favour of the Sitting Member, 94. 


246. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Robert Farrand, 
Esq’, against Thomas Hyde Villiers, Esq'®; txxx11.70. Petition 
of Agent for Robert Farrand, for enlarging the Time for entering 
into Recognizances; Matter verified on Oath; Time enlarged; 
112. Order for enlarging the Time for entering into Recognizances 
read; Motion for discharging the same, withdrawn; 117. Con- 
sideration of Petition deferred, 120. Petition of Charles Pearson, 
for discharging the Order for considering Mr. Farrand’s Petition, 
132, p. Papers relative to the Recognizances, ordered; Laid on 
the Table; 146. Petition of Mr. Farrand’s Agent for leave to 
withdraw the Election Petition; By leave withdrawn; 240. 
Ballot and Committee, 368, 369. Report in favour of the Sitting 
Member, 373. 


Hertford Borough : 


247. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Thomas Slingsby Dun- 
combe, Esq‘*, and John Eden Spalding, Esq", against Viscount 
Ingestre and Viscount Mahon; .txxxvini. 23. Consideration 
deferred, 24. Ballot and Committee, 146,147. Special Report 
requesting that a Message may be sent to the Lords, to request 
that their Lordships will give leave to the Marquis of Salisbury 
to attend and give evidence before the said Committee, and 
to produce certain documents; Report to lie on the Table; 
173. House informed that the Marquis of Salisbury having trans- 
mitted a Copy of one of his Leases to the Committee, it became 
unnecessary that the House should send a Message to the Lords 
for the attendance of his Lordship, 179. Special Report for leave 
to adjourn; Leave given the Committee to adjourn; 202. Report ; 
void Election; Special Report respecting Bribery and Treating ; 
Minutes ordered ; 251. Presented, 259, p. Mr. Speaker not to 
issue his Warrant for a new Writ before certain days, 260. 300, 
338, 353. 407. 434. 578. 649. Minutes read; Motion, That the 
Bribery and Treating which prevailed previously to and during 
the last Election for the Borough of Hertford, requires the most 
serious consideration of this House; Motion for appointing a Se- 
lect Committee to consider and report upon the best mode of pre- 
venting Bribery and Treating and other corrupt practices in all 
future Elections for Members to serve in Parliament for the Bo- 
rough of Hertford; Amendment proposed and withdrawn; Main 
Question agreed to; Committee appointed; 434. Petitions re- 
ferred, 438. Report, 528, er. Bill for preventing Bribery and 
Corruption in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament for 
the Borough of Hertford; Ordered, 578. See supra, 60. 


Horsham Borough : 


248. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Thomas Broadwood, 
Esq", against Robert Henry Hurst, Esq’; xc. 72. Consider- 
ation deferred, 237. Ballot and Committee, 286, 287. Report 
in favour of the Sitting Member, That the Committee have altered 
the Poll taken at the said Election by striking off the Names of 
certain Persons as not having any right to vote, 297. 


Huntingdon: 


249. [(1824.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Samuel Wells, Esq", 
against James Stuart, Esq"; txxix. 394. Consideration de- 
ferred, 460. 


250. [1825.] Petition renewed; txxx. 9. Ballot and Com- 
mittee, 120. 123. Report touching the Right of Election, and in 
favour of the Sitting Member, 139. 


251. [1825.] Petition of Inhabitant Householders against 
the Determination of the Select Committee ; txxx. 641. 


252. [1826.] Petition of Inhabitant Householders of Hunt- 
ingdon, also of Samuel Wells, Esq'*, against the Determination 
of the Select Committee of 1825; txxx1. 16. Petition of Bur- 
gesses of Huntingdon to defend the Right of Election, 191. 
Consideration of Petitions adjourned for want of a sufficient 
Number of Members, 227. Ballot and Committee, 227, 228. 
Report in favour of the Determination of former Committee, 246. 

253. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Samuel Wells, 
Esq", against James Calvert and James Stuart, Esq'®*; Lxxxvi. 
80. Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioner not 
having entered into Recognizance, 136. 


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Hythe Town and Port: 

254. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Fitzroy Kelly and 
William Fraser, Esq'**, against Stewart Majoribanks and John 
Loch, Esq"**; txxxvi. 75. Consideration deferred, 196. Ballot 
and Committee, 336. 338. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 


341. 
Ilchester : 
255. [1826-27.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Osborn and 


James Morey, Voters, against Richard Sharp and John Williams, 
Esq’; txxxu.19. Consideration of Petition deferred, 118. Mr. 
Speaker acquainted the House that James Morey, one of the 
Voters, had not entered into Recognizances in respect of his Peti- 
tion, 126. Petition of Nathaniel Saxon, that the Recognizances 
may be adjudged to be duly entered into, 128. Day appointed 
for taking Petition into consideration; Petition to be printed ; 
129. Petition considered; Resolution, That the Recognizances 
had been entered into according to the provisions of Acts 28 &amp; 53 
Geo. III.; 161. Ballot and Committee, 170.174. Special Re- 
port, That a Member of the Committee had received intelligence 
of the death of a near Relation; Member excused from any fur- 
ther attendance; 200. Report in favour of the Honourable 
Lionel Talmash and the Honourable Felix Thomas Talmash; 
Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend the Return; 210. 
Return amended, 217. 


256. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of the Honourable 
Felix Thomas Talmash and the Honourable Algernon Gray Tal- 
mash, against Michael Bruce and James Joseph Hope Vere, 
Esq’; txxxvi. 45. Ballot and Committee, 152, 153. Report 
in favour of Sitting Members, 183. 


Inverbervie :—See supra, 91. 
Inverkeithing :—See infra, 367. 


Inverness-shire : 

257. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Norman Macleod 
against the Right Honourable Charles Grant; xc.88. Consider- 
ation deferred, 89. Petition and Order for taking the same into 
consideration, read; House informed, That since the presenting 
of the said Petition the said John Norman Macleod was dead ; 
Motion, That the Electors of the County of Inverness be at liberty 
to question the Election and Return for the said Shire within 
Fourteen Days; Question Neg. thereupon ; Entry in Journal read ; 
Order for considering Petition discharged ; 186.———Petitions 
of James Murray Grant, Esq'*, and of Sir David Brewster and 
Hugh Davidson, Electors, against Alexander William Chisholm, 
Esq’; xc. 299, 300. Considerations deferred, 300, 301. Petition 
of Agent for the Petitioners for deferring the consideration of the 
Petitions; Day appointed for taking it into consideration; Peti- 
tion to be printed ; 335. Considered; Consideration of Petitions of 
James Murray Grant, Esq'*, and of Electors, deferred, 344. 
Ballot and Committee, 411,412. Report in favour of the Sitting 
Member, 425. 


Inverury :— See supra, 216. 


Ipswich : 

258. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Thomas Barrett Lennard, 
Esq", against Robert Alexander Crickitt, Esq’; uxxv. 169. Also 
of Electors and Free Burgesses against William Haldimand, Esq", 
184. Ballot and Committee, 306, 307. Report, That the Sitting 
Member, Robert Alexander Crickitt, Esq’*, is not duly elected ; 
That William Haldimand, Esq", and Thomas Barrett Lennard, 
Esq’, are duly elected; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend 
and amend the Return; 311. Return amended, 315. 

259. [1826-27.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Charles Mackin- 
non, Esq", and Robert Adam Dundas, Esq", against William 
Haldimand and Robert Torrens, Esq’; txxxu. 26. Consider- 
ation of Petition deferred, 119. Ballot and Committee, 210. 214. 
Report in favour of Charles Mackinnon, Esq'*, and Robert Adam 
Dundas, Esq'* ; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend 
the Return; 217. Return amended, 227. 


260. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Ro- 
bert Adam Dundas, Esq'*, and Fitzroy Kelly, Esq"; xc. 17. 
Consideration deferred, 18. Ballot and Committee, 168, 169. 
Special Report relative to the Illness of the Chairman of the 
Committee, and the pressing necessity of another Member of the 
Committee to absent himself upon domestic affairs, and for leave 
to adjourn from 16 April to 18 May, with the consent of all 
Parties; Leave given, 229. Leave given the Short-hand Writer 
to attend and give Evidence before the Middlesex Grand Jury, 
241. Leave to the Committee to sit on a certain Day during the 
Sitting of the House, 318. Report; void Election ; That the 
Opposition to the Petition appeared to the Committee to be frivo- 


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loas and vexatious ; That the Committee have altered the Poll by 
striking off the Poll the Names of certain Persons who were put 
upon the Poll after the determination of the said Election, and 
also the Names of certain other Persons who were employed at 
such Election by the Sitting Members, and also the Names of 
certain other Persons who were proved to have been guilty of 
Bribery at such Election; Special Report, that the Sitting 
Members were, by their Friends and Agents, guilty of Bribery 
and Corruption at the late Election; and that certain other 
Persons were guilty of Bribery at the said Election; That certain 
other Persons were guilty of absconding to avoid being served 
with the Speaker’s Warrant; That certain Persons, the avowed 
Agents of the Sitting Members, and one of the Counsel employed 
by the Sitting Members, aided and abetted them in keeping out 
of the way to avoid giving their Evidence before the Comniittee ; 
That one of the Persons so guilty of Bribery and absconding 
having at length been served with the Chairman’s * Warrant, 
was prevented attending the Committee by being arrested on a 
Charge of Embezzlement, made against him under very suspicious 
circumstances; That the Conduct of the said Magistrates before 
whom the said Party was charged appears to the Committee to be a 
Breach of the Privileges of this House; (see infra, 690. 699.) 
Minutes ordered; New Writ; 324. Minutes presented, 328. 
Special Report referred to a Committee, 346. Report, 349. (See 
Committees, 1231.) Mr. Attorney-General to be instructed to pro- 
secute all Parties who appear from the Evidence taken before the 
Committee to have been guilty of Bribery, 403. Two of the Reso- 
lutions of the Special Report read ; Matter thereof referred to a 
Committee, 421. (See Committees, 936.) Report with Resolu- 
tions, 478, p. Second of the Resolutions read and agreed to, 501. 


* See Report on this Subject from Select Committee ap- 
pointed to take into Consideration Resolutions of Election 
Committee ; xc. 478. 


261. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Thomas Bristo, Wil- 
liam Charles Fonnereau and Isaac Coleman, Electors, against 
James Morrison and Rigby Wason, Esq'**; xc. 426. Consider- 
ation deferred, 427. Petitioners not having entered into a Recog- 
nizance; Order for considering Petition discharged; 472. 


Ives, St. : 

262. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir Walter Stirling, Bart., 
also of Robert Williams Meade, Esq", also of William Pearce and 
other Electors, against Lyndon Evelyn and James Robert George 
Graham, Esq"; txxv. 167, 168. 174. 185. Petition of Sir 
Walter Stirling for enlarging the Time for entering into his Recog- 
nizances; Sir Walter Stirling called in and examined on Oath; 
Time enlarged ; 230. Sir Walter Stirling not having entered into 
Recognizances in respect of his first Petition, and William Meade 
not having entered into Recognizances in respect of his Petition, 
Orders for considering them discharged, 233. Ballot and Com- 
mittee, 290. 292. Report in favour of Sitting Members ; Special 
Report, That George Patrick Dunn had been guilty of Perjury ; 
Attorney-General directed to prosecute him for the said offence ; 
332. Leave given the Short-hand Writers to attend the Trial with 
the Minutes of the Evidence taken before the Committee ; 470. 


263. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against 
James Halse, Esq'*; txxxn. 71. Consideration of Petition de- 
ferred, 120. Order for considering Petition discharged, Peti- 
tioners not having entered into a Recognizance; 124. 


Jedburgh, &amp;c. Burghs: 

264, [1831.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir Adolphus John 
Dalrymple, Bart., against Robert Stewart, Esq"*; txxxvi. 551. 
Mr. Speaker acquaints the House that he had received a Declara- 
tion in writing, signed by the Sitting Member, that he did not 
intend to defend his Return ; Consideration deferred; 626. Decla- 
ration read; Ballot and Committee, 738. Report in favour of Peti- 
tioner ; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend Return ; 


741. Return amended, 744. 
Kerry : 
265. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of James Crosbie, 


Esq", against the Honourable William Hare ; rxxxn. 81. Petition 
purporting to be a Petition of James Crosbie, for enlarging Time 
for entering into Recognizances, but being signed by his Agent 
only, was withdrawn, 118. Consideration of Petition deferred, 
121. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House that James Crosbie, 
Esq’, had not entered into Recognizances in respect of his Pe- 
tition; Petition of Henry Young for enlarging the time for enter- 
ing into Recognizances ; 125. Matter verified upon Oath ; Order 
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II. Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns, &amp;c.—continued. 


Kerry—continued. 

266. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of the Right Honourable 
Maurice Fitzgerald, also of Voters and Electors, against Frederick 
William Mullins and Morgan John O’Connell, Esq'**; xc. 89. 91. 
Consideration deferred, 91, 92. Order for considering Petition of 
Voters and Electors discharged, Parties not having entered into 
a Recognizance, 166. Consideration of Petition of Mr. Fitz- 
gerald deferred, 237. Order for considering Petition discharged, 
no Parties appearing at the time appointed for taking the same 
into consideration, 327. 


Kilkenny City : 

267. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against John 
Doherty, Esq’®; txxx11.19. Petition of Pierce Somerset Butler, 
Esqre, against John Doherty, Esq", 50. Mr. Speaker acquainted 
the House that the Electors had not entered into a Recognizance 
in respect of their Petition; Day appointed for taking the Report 
into consideration; 111. Report further considered; Order for 
considering Petition discharged; 118. Consideration of Mr. 
Butler’s Petition deferred, 119. Ballot and Committee, 195. 198. 
Report in favour of Sitting Member, 227. 


268. [1836.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Talbot Glasscock, 
Esq'*, also of Electors, against Daniel O’Connell, Esq'*; xc. 400. 
424. Consideration deferred, 401. 424.———Petition of Talbot 
Glasscock discharged, Petitioner not having entered into a Recog- 
nizance; Order for considering ; xc. 473. Petitioners not having 
entered into a Recognizance in respect to their Petition, Order 
fur considering Petition of Electors discharged, 515. 


Kilmarnock :—See infra, 356. 
Kilrenny :—See supra, 180. 


King’s County : 

269. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Colonel Thomas Ber- 
nard against Lord Oxmantown; ixxxvim. 111. Consideration 
deferred, 112. Order for considering Petition discharged, Pe- 
titioner not having entered into a Recognizance, 163. 


King’s Lynn Borough : 

270. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir John Scott Lillie 
against Sir Stratford Canning and Lord George Bentinck ; xc. 48. 
Consideration deferred, 49. Petitioner not having entered into 
a Recognizance, Order for considering Petition discharged, 139. 


Kingston-upon-Hull : 

271. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Free Burgesses 
against Daniel Sykes, Esq™*; txxxi1. 82. Consideration of Pe- 
tition deferred, 121. Order for considering Petition discharged, 
Petitioners not having entered into Recognizances, 125. 

272. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Henry Watson, Joseph 
Watson and John Bowlby, Electors, against Thomas Perronet 
Thompson, Esq™*; xc. 407. Consideration deferred, 408. Ballot 
and Committee, 472. Leave to Committee to sit on a certain 
day during the sitting of the House, 480. Report in favour of 
the Sitting Member; That the Committee have altered the Poll 
by striking off the Names of certain Persons as not having any 
right to vote; 492. 


Kinsale Borough : 

273. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Thomas Dixon, Esq’, 
against Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Thomas; Consideration de- 
ferred; xc. 48. Petition of Thomas Dixon, Esq", for further 
time for giving in the Names of Sureties, 133. Day appointed for 
taking it into consideration ; Petition to be printed ; 134. Consi- 
dered; Motion, That the Petition be taken into further considera- 
tion on a certain day ; Question Neg. thereupon; Petition to lie on 
the Table; 138. Order for considering Petition discharged, 
Petitioner not having entered into a Recognizance, 139. 


Kintore :—See supra, 216. 


Knaresborough : 


274. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Entwistle, 
Esq", against Lord Waterpark, ixxxvi. 174. Consideration de- 
ferred, 137. Petition of Agent for postponing consideration of 
Petition ; 356. p. Consideration of Petition deferred, 376. 438. 
Ballot and Committee, 513.516. No Report. 


275. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Henry Rich, Esq'*, 
against Benjamin Rotch, Esq’; txxxvin. 50. Consideration de- 
ferred, 51. Petition of Agent for the Petition, praying that the 
Ballot may be postponed; Day appointed for considering it; 


Knaresborough— continued. 
Petition to be printed ; txxxviu1.153. Petition of Agent considered; 
Agent called in and examined in relation to the Allegation contained 
in his Petition; Motion withdrawn for discharging Order for con- 
sidering Election Petition; 155. Order for considering Election 
Petition discharged, no Counsel, Agent, or Party appearing; 165, 


Launceston : 

276. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of David Howell, Esgre, 
and Electors, against the Right Honourable Sir Henry Hardinge ; 
Consideration deferred ; txxxvut.51. Order for considering Pe. 
tition discharged, Petitioners not having entered into a Recogni- 
zance; 142. 


Leicester Borough : 

277. [1835.] Fifth Class,— Petition of James Hudson, Tho- 
mas Nunneley and others, Electors, against Edward Goulburn 
and Thomas Gladstone, Esq'**; Consideration deferred; xc. 74, 
Entry in Journal read; House informed, That one of the proposed 
Sureties was prevented, by a particular Circumstance over which 
he had no control, from completing his Recognizance, and that 
it would be necessary that another Surety should be substituted in 
his stead; and the Sitting Members having consented to such 
change, Time enlarged for entering into such Recognizance, with 
leave to substitute another proposed Surety; 147. Petition of 
Joseph Parkes, Agent for the Petitioners, for leave to rectify an 
Error in the Name ofa proposed Surety, to lie on the Table, and 
to be printed; 167. Considered, 169. Mr. Parkes examined 
upon oath as to the Allegations of his Petition; Leave granted to 
correct the Error; 170. Petition of Charles Jennings, Agent for 
the Sitting Members, for discharging the Order for considering the 
Petition of James Hudson and others, 181. Day appointed for 
taking it into consideration; Petition to be printed; 182. Con- 
sidered ; Report of the Examiners of the Sureties read; 185. 
Motion, That the Order for considering the Petition of James 
Hudson and others be discharged ; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 
186. Resumed ; Question agreed to ; 190. 


Leominster : 

278. [1826-7.] Second Class,—Notice taken that by the Book 
of Returns there is a Return for that Borough by two several 
Indentures; and it appearing that Baron Hotham’s Nameappeared 
in both Indentures, it was the Opinion of the House, that the Re- 
turn was not to be deemed a double Return, so far as related to him; 
Lxxxul. 10. Petition of Thomas Bish of Mawbey Park, Esq", 
against Rowland Stephenson, Esq'*; Petition of Rowland Ste- 
phenson of Marshalls, Esq", against Thomas Bish, Esq'*, 15. 
Petition of Electors against Rowland Stephenson, Esq‘, 78. 
Consideration of Petitions deferred, 118. Mr. Speaker acquainted 
the House that Mr. Seward, one of the Electors, had not entered 
into Recogizances in respeet of his Petition, 126. Petition of 
Agent, that the House will allow Recognizances to be re-taken 
and filed; Day appointed for taking it into Consideration ; To be 
printed; 127. Petition considered; Acts 28 Geo. III. c. 52, and 
53 Geo. III. c. 71, read; Motion, That Joseph Henry Seward 
has entered into his Recognizances, according to the Provisions of 
the said Acts, agreed to; 146. Ballot and Committee, 157. 159. 
Report in favour of Rowland Stephenson, Esq'*, 180. Deputy 
Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend the Return, 180, Re- 
turn amended, 185. 


Lichfield City : 

279. ([1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Richard Smith, Wil- 
liam Edward Vale and Charles Price, Electors, against Sir 
Edward Dolman Scott ; Consideration deferred ; xc. 56. Petition 
of Charles Simpson, for further Time for giving in the Names of 
Sureties ; to lie on the Table; 125. Order for considering Petition 
discharged, Petitioner not having entered into a Recognizance, 150. 


Limerick City : 

280. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Thomas Spring Rice, 
Esq", against the Honourable John Prendegast Vereker; Lxxv- 
171. Consideration deferred, 303. 308. Consideration adjourned, 
329. Ballot and Committee, 334. 338. Special Report respecting 
the Illness of a Member of the Committee; Medical Person 
examined ; Member excused, and leave given him to absent him- 
self from any further attendance on the Committee; 359. Report 
touching the Right of Election, and that the Sitting Member 1 
not duly elected ; that the Petitioner, Thomas Spring Rice, Esq"; 
was duly elected; 383. Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend 
and amend the Return, 384. Return amended, 392. Special 
Report, That Henry D’Esterre, Esq"*, had been guilty of gross 
Prevarication, and that Committee had committed him to the 





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Limerick City—continued. 
Serjeant’s custody; D’Esterre committed to Newgate; 384. 
(See infra, 704.) Special Report of Resolution respecting 
the Acts of the Corporation of Limerick, 384. (See infra, 
709.) 

281. [1821.] Petition of John ‘Standish and others, also of 
Sir William Stamer, Baronet, and others, against the Determina- 
tion of the Select Committee of 1820; ixxvi. 29. Day appointed 
for taking them into consideration, 100. Petition of Colonel 
Richard Bourke, also of the Corporation of Limerick, to defend 
the Right of Election, 159. 297. Consideration of Petitions 
adjourned, 342. Ballot and Committee, 345, 346. Report touch- 
ing the Right of Election, 368. (See infra, 634.) 

282. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Samuel Dickson, 
Esq'*, against Thomas Spring Rice; ixxxvi. 24. Order for 
considering Petition discharged, Petitioner not having entered 
into Recognizance, 109. Petition of Voters against Thomas 
Spring Rice, Esq™*, 123. Order for considering Petition dis- 
charged, Petitioners not having entered into Recognizance, 152. 

283. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Vereker, Esq’, 
and others, Electors, against William Roche and David Roche; 
Lxxxvi. 113. Consideration deferred, 114. Ballot and Com- 
mittee, 384, 385. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 405. 


284. [1835.] Fifth Class, — Petition of Hughes Russell, 
Thomas Goggin and others, Electors, against William Roche and 
David Roche, Esq'**; xc. 77. Consideration deferred, 79. 237. 
Order for considering Petition discharged, no Parties, Counsel 
or Agent appearing at the time appointed for taking the same into 
consideration, 301. 


Limerick County : 

285. [1826-27.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against 
Major Standish O’Grady; txxxu. 79. Petition read; Order 
appointing a Day for taking it into consideration, read; 97. Re- 
solution, That the said Petition does not come within the descrip- 
tion of a Petition the Proceedings upon which are regulated by 
the Election Acts; Order discharged; Petition to lie on the 
Table; 98. Petition of Charles Maunsell, of Ballybrood, Esq‘, 
and other Freeholders, against Thomas Lloyd, Esq'*, 101. Con- 
sideration of Petition deferred, 121. Mr. Speaker acquainted the 
House that Charles Maunsell and other Freeholders had not 
entered into a Recognizence; Petition of Agent for allowing the 
Parties to proceed ; Matter verified upon Oath ; Motion for enlarg- 
ing the Time for entering into the Recognizances; Debate thereon 
adjourned ; Petition to be printed ; 126. Debate resumed ; Ques- 
tion amended, and Time enlarged, 161. Ballot and Committee, 
458. 461. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 464. 


286. [1830.] Fifth Class,—Petition of James Hewitt Massey 
Dawson, Esq‘, against Standish O’Grady, Esq"; txxxv. 71. 
Petition of Agent to enlarge the Time for the consideration of 
Petition; Time enlarged; 127. Ballot and Committee, 334, 335. 
Report in favour of Petitioner; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to 
attend and amend Return; 357. Return amended, 365. 


Lincoln City : 
287. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Charles Delaet Waldo 
Sibthorp, Esq", against Edward George Earle Lytton Bulwer, Esq'*; 
Lxxxvi. 92. Consideration deferred, 93. Ballot and Committee, 
332, 335. Report in favour of the Sitting Members, 353. 


Linlithgow, &amp;c., Burghs: 
288. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of William Downe 
Gillon, Esq’, against Henry Monteith, Esq'*; txxxvi. 72. Con- 


: sideration deferred, 196. Ballot and Committee, 328. Report in 

; favour of Sitting Member, 333. 

) 

4 Linlithgow County : 

“ 289. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of James Joseph Hope 
Vere, Esq'*, against the Honourable Sir Alexander Hope; Con- 
sideration deferred ; Lxxxviu. 87. Ballot and Committee, 327, 328. 

e Report in favour of the Sitting Member, and that the Committee 

i have altered the Register and Poll taken at such Election, by 
adding certain Names to such Register and Poll as having a right 

SB to vote, 353. 

om 

n- Liverpool : 

rt 290, [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against 

18 William Ewart, Esq'®; uxxxvi. 169. Consideration deferred, 197. 

", Consideration adjourned, 392. Ballot and Committee, 397. 400. 

nd Report; void Election; Resolution, That gross Bribery and 

al Treating prevailed; Minutes of Proceedings and Evidence ordered ; 

and 441. Presented, 450. Resolution read; and Mr. Speaker not to 

~ issue his Warrant for a Writ before a certain Day; 458. 493. 


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Liverpool—continued. 


Motion, That the system of Bribery and Treating which prevailed 
at that Election demands the attention of this House, withdrawn, 
684. Resolution of Committee read ; Motion, That this House do 
agree with Committee in Resolution; Motion, That the House do 
now adjourn, resolved in the affirmative; 516. 


291. [1831.] Resolution of last Session respecting Bribery in 
that Borough, read ; Notice taken, that Forty Members were not 
present; House adjourned; txxxvi. 590. Motion for issuing 
Warrant for a New Writ in the room of John Evelyn Denison, 
Esq'*, who has made his Election to serve for the County of Not- 
tingham, 624. Debate arising thereupon, Entry in Journal for 
deferring the issuing the Warrant for a New Writ, read; Debate 
thereupon adjourned ; 625. Motion for issuing Warrant for New 
Writ; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 633. Petition of Bankers, 
&amp;c., of Liverpool, that a New Writ may issue, 792, Pp. Petition 
of James Benson, a Freeman of Liverpool, for the speedy decision 
of the House thereupon, 797. Motion, That Mr. Speaker do issue 
his Warrant for a New Writ; Amendments proposed and made ; 
Main Question, as amended, agreed to as follows,—Resolved, That 
this House doth agree in the Report made on the 26th day of 
March last, by the Select Committee on the Liverpool Election 
Petition, which states, “ That gross Bribery and Treating prevailed 
during the late Election for a Burgess to serve in Parliament for 
the Borough of Liverpool ;’”? Resolved, That such Bribery and 
Treating require the most serious consideration of the House; 
Bill ordered; 821. (See supra, 63.) Motion for issuing a New 
Writ; Amendments proposed, but not made; Main Question 
agreed to; New Writ accordingly; 909. 


Londonderry : 


292. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against 
Sir Robert Alexander Ferguson; txxxvi. 77. Two Petitions of 
John Hart, Esq'*, against Sir Robert Alexander Ferguson, 87. 
120. Order for considering Petition of Electors discharged, Pe- 
titioners not having entered into Recognizance, 136. Order for 
considering the Second Petition of John Hart, Esq", discharged, 
Petitioner not having entered into Recognizance, 152. Con- 
sideration deferred ; Ballot and Committee ; 350, 351. Report; 
void Election; 161. New Writ ordered, 370. 


293. ([1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Hart, Esq'*, 
against Sir Robert Alexander Ferguson; txxxvi. 472. Another 
Petition of John Hart, Esq", against Sir Robert Alexander 
Ferguson, 498. Not proceeded in. 


294, [1833.] Fifth Class—Petition of Electors against Sir 
Robert Alexander Ferguson; :xxxvit. 65. Consideration de- 
ferred, 65. Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioners 
not having entered into a Recognizance, 144. 


295. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Sir 
Robert Alexander Ferguson; itxxxvi1. 82. Consideration de- 
ferred, 83. Petition of one of Sureties for further Time for 
entering into the Recognizance; Day appointed for considering 
it; Petition to be printed; 144. Ballot and Committee, 193, 194. 
Report, That in consequence of the Endorsement on the Return 
not being signed by the Returning Officer, and for the purpose of 
giving time to the Petitioners to produce the Poll Books, or to 
authenticate the said Endorsement, the Committee have leave to 
adjourn from the time of their next rising until a certain day ; 
Leave given; 212. Report in favour of the Sitting Member; 
Special Report respecting Treating, &amp;c.; Minutes ordered ; pre- 
sented ; and to be printed; 271. 

296. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Peter Collins and 
others, Electors, against Sir Robert Alexander Ferguson; Con- 
sideration deferred; txxxvimt. 83. Order for considering Petition 
discharged, Petitioners not having entered into a Recognizance, 
146. 


Longford County : 

297. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freeholders against 
Luke White and James Halpin Rorke, Esq'**; txxxvin. 53. Con- 
sideration deferred, 55. Petition of Lord Viscount Forbes and 
Anthony Lefroy, Esq'*, against Luke White and James Halpin 
Rorke, Esq", 55. Ballot and Committee, 182. 184. Report in 
favour of Petitioners, Lord Viscount Forbes and Anthony Lefroy, 
Esq't; that the Committee have altered the Poll taken at such 
Election, by striking off certain Names; Deputy Clerk of the 
Crown to attend and amend the Return, 251. Return amended, 
256. 

298. [1837.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Charles Fox, Esq’, also 
of Freeholders, against Luke White, Esq'*; xc. 8. 12. Considera- 
tion deferred, 12. 16. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House that he 
had received a Letter from Luke White, Esq", that he did not 
intend to defend his Return; Letter delivered in and read; 11th, 

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II. Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns, &amp;c.—-continued. 


Longford County—continued. 

12th and 13th Sections of Act 9 Geo. IV., c. 22, read; Con- 
sideration of Petitions deferred; 45. Petition of Patrick Cos- 
tello and others, Electors, praying to be admitted Parties in 
the room of Luke White, Esq'*, 89. Admitted Parties accord- 
ingly, 90. Ballot and Committee, 245. 248. Special Report 
respecting the absence of a Member of the Committee on ac. 
count of illness ; Medical Person examined, upon oath, in relation 
thereto; Member excused, and Leave given to absent himself 
from any further attendance on the Committee; 256. Report, 
That Charles Fox, Esq", is duly elected, &amp;c.; That the Com- 
mittee have altered the Poll taken at the Election, by striking 
off the Names of certain Persons; 332. Determinations to be 
entered in the Journals; Clerk of the Crown to attend and 
amend Return; Special Report, recommending that an Act should 
be passed to insure uniformity of practice and decision respecting 
the true meaning and intent of certain Clauses in the Act to amend 
the Representation of the People in Ireland, &amp;c.; Report to lie on 
the Table; 333. Return amended, 334, Report again read; 
Motion, That Mr. Speaker be directed to issue his Warrant to the 
Clerk of the Peace to strike off the Register of Electors the 
Names of the Electors who were reported by the Committee as 
being upon the Register, but as not being entitled to vote ; 
Amendment proposed ; Amendment and Motion withdrawn ; 358. 
Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee; Ordered; 359. 
Presented, 359. To be printed, 381. 


Looe, East : 

299. [1826-7.) Fifth Class,—Petition of Lord Porchester and 
Robert Campbell Scarlett, Esq", against Lieutenant-Colonel 
James Drummond Buller Elphinstone and the Honourable Wil- 
liam Sebright Lascelles; txxx1. 60.—Consideration of Petition 
deferred, 120. Ballot and Committee, 319. 321. Report touch- 
ing the Right of Election, and in favour of the Sitting Members, 
344. 


Looe, West : 

300. [1822.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Rowland Stephenson, 
Esq'*, against Henry Goulbourn, Esq’; txxvu. 68. Ballot and 
Committee, 183. 185. Report touching the Right of Election, 
and in favour of the Sitting Member, 196. 


Louth County : 
301. [1830-31.] Petition of Electors against John M‘Clin- 
tock, Esq"; txxxvi. 40. Order for considering Petition dis- 
charged, Petitioners not having entered into Recognizance, 120. 


Ludlow : 


302. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Edmund Lechmere 
Charlton, Esq'*, against Viscount Clive; txxxu. 81. Considera- 
tion of Petition deferred, 120. Ballot and Committee, 417. 420. 
Report touching the Right of Election, and in favour of the 
Sitting Member, 439. Petition of Edmund Lechmere Charlton, 
Esq", complaining of the determination of the Committee, offered, 
and withdrawn, 456. 


303. [1828.] Petition of Edmund Lechmere Charlton, Esq", 
against the determination of the Select Committee of 1826-7; 
Lxxxil. 37. Petition of Voters to defend the Right of Election, 
251. Ballot and Committee, 256, 257. Report in favour of the 
determination of the former Committee, 263. 


Maidstone : 

304. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freemen against Abra- 
ham Wildey Robarts, Esq'*; txxv. 187. Also of same Persons 
complaining of the Conduct of Mr. Sharp, 187. Also of Freemen 
against John Wells, Esq'*, 188. Petition of Philip Corrall, 
Courtney Stacey, and Freemen, complaining of the conduct of 
Mr. Sharp, read; and it appearing that the Petition did not come 
within the description of a Petition, the Proceedings upon which 
are regulated by the Election Acts, Order for considering it dis- 
charged ; Petition to lie on the Table; 215. Order for consider- 
ing Petitions discharged, Petitioners not having entered into 
Recognizances, 239, 


305. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against 
Henry Winehester, Esq’; uxxxvi. 9. Petition of Voters against 
Abraham Wildey Robarts and Henry Winchester, Esq'**, 100. 
Consideration deferred, 197. Ballot and Committee, 378, 379. 
Report in favour of Sitting Members, 385. 


Mallow : 

306. (1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against 
Charles Denham Orlando Jephson, Esq'*; txxxu. 84. Also of 
Maurice O’Reardan, and others, against C. D. O. Jephson, Esq'*, 
85. Petition of Thomas Fitzgerald, Timothy O’Callaghan, and 








Mallow—continued. 

others, for declaring the Right of Election, and the proper Officer 
for holding the same, 87. Petition of Agent for enlarging the 
Time for entering into Recognizances, 117. Matter verified upon 
Oath; Motion for enlarging the Time, and Debate thereon ad- 
journed; 118. Consideration of Petitions deferred, 121. Debate 
further adjourned, 160. 179. Debate resumed, and Question 
negatived thereupon ; Order for considering Petitions discharged ; 
194. 

307. [1833.] Fifth Class,— Petition of Electors against 
William Joseph O’ Neill Daunt, Esq'*; uxxxvit. 76. Considera- 
tion deferred, 77. Petition of Agent for further Time for entering 
into Recognizance; Day appointed for considering it; Petition to 
be printed; 141. Petition of Agent considered, Time enlarged, 
143. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House that the Recognizance 
had been mislaid, 154. Ballot and Committee, 300,301. Report 
in favour of Charles Denham Orlando Jephson, Esq'*, That the 
Election of William Joseph O’Neill Daunt, Esq'*, appears to 
have been vexatious; That the Committee have altered the Poll 
taken at such Election by striking off certain Names; Deputy 
Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend the Return; 304. Re- 
turn amended, 307. 


Marlborough : 

308. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Thomas Hudson 
and William Blackburne, Esq'**, against Earl Bruce and Lord 
Brudenell; rxxxu. 69. Consideration of Petition deferred, 120. 
Ballot and Committee, 361. Report in favour of the Sitting 
Members, 373. 

309. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir Alexander 
Malet and John Mirehouse, Esq’, against T. H. S. B. Estcourt 
and W. J. Bankes, Esq'**; uxxxvi. 18. Ballot and Committee, 
132,133. Report touching the Right of Election, and in favour 
of Sitting Members, 137. 


Marylebone : 

310. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against Sir 
Samuel St. Swithin Burden Whalley; ixxxvi. 252. Con- 
sideration deferred, 252. Petition of Voters for enlarging the 
Time for entering into the Recognizance ; Petition to be printed; 
271. Petition read; Motion, That further Time be allowed for 
entering into the Recognizance, whereupon Motion made, That 
the Petitioners be called to the Bar to verify their Petition upon 
Oath; Question negatived thereupon; 275. Order for considering 
Petition discharged, Petitioners not having entered into a Re- 
cognizance, 282. 


Mawes, St. : 

311. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against Sir 
Edmund Codrington Carrington and G. G. W. Pigott, Esq’; 
Lxxxvi. 19. Petition of Voters against Sir E. C. Carrington 
and G. G. W. Pigott, Esq'*, 87. Ballot and Committee, 140. 
Order for considering Second Petition discharged, Petitioner not 
having entered into Recognizance, 141. Report touching Right 
of Election, and in favour of Sitting Members, 180. 


Mayo County : 

312. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Joseph Macdon- 
nell, Esq'*, against Dominick Browne, Esq't; Lxxxvi. 93. Pe- 
tition of J. Macdonnell, Esq", against Dominick Browne, 
Esq’, 100. Order for considering Second Petition discharged, 
Petitioner not having entered into Recognizance, 149. Consi- 
deration deferred, 197. Consideration adjourned, 357. Ballot 
and Committee, 363, 364. Report in favour of Sitting Member; 
Petition reported to be frivolous and vexatious, 398. 


Meath County : 

313. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Richard Ruxton Fitz- 
herbert and Robert Bourke, Esq'**, Electors, against Morgan 
O'Connell and Henry Grattan, Esq'*; xc. 69. Consideration 
deferred, 71. Order for considering Petition discharged, Peti- 
tioners not having entered into a Recognizance, 157. 


Merioneth County : 

314. [1836.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Thomas James Stevens, 
Esq"*, an Elector, also of Edward Scott, Esq'*, an Elector, against 
Richard Richards, Esq"; xc1. 644. Consideration deferred, 645, 
646. Orders for considering Petitions discharged, no Counsel or 
Agents appearing on behalf of the Petitioners at the time ap- 
pointed for taking the said Petitions into consideration, 695. 


Monaghan : 
$15. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,— Petition of Charles Powell 
Leslie, of Glasslough, Esq'*, against Henry Richard Westenra, 
Esq'*; uxxxu. 67. Consideration of Petition deferred, 120. 
Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioner not having 


entered into a Recognizance, 124. 
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II. Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns, &amp;c.—continued. 
Norfolk, Eastern Division : 


Monaghan—continued. 

316. [1834.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against the 
Honourable Henry Robert Westenra; txxxix. 361. Considera- 
tion of Petition deferred, 362. 446. Ballot and Committee, 453, 
454. Special Reports respecting the absence of Members from 
the Committee on account of Illness; Medical Persons examined ; 
Members excused, and Leave given them to absent themselves from 
further attendance on the Committee ; 461. 479. Special Report, 
requesting leave to adjourn in order to allow the Parties time to 
investigate the List of Objections and classify the Voters; Leave 
given; 495. Report, That the Honourable Henry Robert Wes- 
tenra is not duly elected; that Edward Lucas, Esq", is duly 
elected ; that the Committee have altered the Poll taken at such 
Election, by striking off the Names of certain Persons as not 
having a right to vote; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and 
amend the Return; 540. Return amended, 543.——Petition of 
Electors against Edward Lucas, Esq'*, offered; Entry in Journal 
(30 July) of the determination of the Select Committee on the 
Monaghan County Election read; Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, read; 
Petition withdrawn; Lxxxrx. 593. 


317. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of William Elliot Hudson, 
Esq", against the Honourable Henry Robert Westenra and 
Robert Lucas, Esq’; xc. 112. Consideration deferred, 114. 
Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioners not having 
entered into a Recognizance, 172. 


Monmouth Borough : 

318. [1831.] Fifth Class,—Petition of the Marquis of Wor- 
cester against Benjamin Hall, Esq; txxxvi. 537. Ballot and 
Committee, 643. 645. Report, That the Sitting Member is not 
duly elected ; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend 
Return; Return amended ; 665. 


319. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Robert Bevan, Richard 
Amphlett and Edward Lucas, Electors, also of Joseph Bailey, 
Esq", a Candidate, against Benjamin Hall, Esq'*; xc. 75. 77. 
Consideration deferred, 76, 77. 237. Ballot and Committee, 301. 
303. Leave to Committee to sit on certain Days during the sitting 
of the House, 322. 331. 338. Report in favour of the Sitting 
Member; that the Committee have altered the Poll taken at the 
said Election, by striking off the Names of certain Persons as not 
having any right to vote; that they have added to the Poll the 
Name of a certain Person as having had a right to vote; 352. 


Montgomery : 

320. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against David 
Pugh, Esq"; txxxvitt. 65. Consideration deferred, 66. Ballot 
and Committee, 193.195. Report; void Election; New Writ ; 
245,——— Petition of Electors against John Edwards, Esq’; 
LXxxvull. 321. Consideration deferred, 322. Consideration of 
Petition adjourned, 417. Ballot and Committee, 422. Special 
Report respecting the absence of a Member of the Committee on 
account of Illness ; a Medical Person examined ; Member excused, 
and Leave given lim to absent himself from any further attendance 
on the Committee, 427. Report in favour of the Sitting Mem- 
ber, 433. 


Montrose :—See supra, 91. 


Newport (Cornwall) : 

321. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Sympson Jessop, 
Esq'*, against William Northey and Jonathan Raine, Esq'*; 
Lxxv. 198. Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioner 
not having entered into Recognizances, 239. 


Newry : 


322. [1833.] Fifth Class, — Petition of Dennis Maguire, 
Esq'*, against Lord Arthur Marcus Cecil Hill; Consideration 
deferred; uxxxvin. 33. Order for considering Petition dis- 
charged ; Petitioner not having entered into a Recognizance ; 129. 


323, [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Dennis Maguire, Esq"*, 
against Lord Arthur Marcus Cecil Hill; Consideration deferred ; 
Uxxxvil. 42, Ballot and Committee, 147. Report in favour of 
the Sitting Member; Resolution respecting Bribery; Minutes 
ordered, 163. Presented, 165, p. Resolution respecting Bribery 
read ; Address to His Majesty, That he will be graciously pleased 
to give directions to the Attorney General for Ireland to prosecute 
James Lisle for Bribery and Corrupt Practices during the late 
Election for the Borough of Newry, 365. 


324. Petition of James Waring and others, Electors, against 
Denis Caulfield Brady; xc. 111. Consideration deferred, 112. 








325. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against the 
Honourable George Keppel and William Howe Windham, Esq‘* ; 
Consideration deferred; txxxvin. 92. Order for considering 
Petition discharged, no Parties, Counsel or Agents appearing, 
332. 


Northampton Borough : 


326. [1831.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir Robert Henry 
Gunning, Bart., against Robert Vernon Smith, Esq'*; txxxvi 
610. Another Petition of Sir Robert Henry Gunning, Bart., 
against Richard Vernon Smith, Esq’; 621. Order for consider- 
ing Petition discharged, Petitioner not having entered into Recog- 
nizance, 672. 676. 


Northumberland, Southern Division : 


327. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Ralph Park Philip- 
son, against Matthew Bell, Esq’; txxxvi.72. Consideration 
deferred, 73. Petition of Electors against Thomas Wentworth 
Beaumont and William Ord, Esq'**, 90. Order for considering 
Petitions discharged, no Parties, Counsel or Agents appearing, 229. 


Norwich: 


328. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against Viscount 
Stormont and Sir James Scarlett; rxxxvi. 52. Consideration 
deferred, 53. Ballot and Committee, 182,183. Report in favour 
of the Sitting Members, 260. 


Nottingham : 


329. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against Joseph 
Birch and Thomas Denman, Esq"; txxv. 185. Ballot and 
Committee, 329, 330. Report in favour of the Sitting Members ; 
Petition frivolous and vexatious; 342. 


Oxford City : 

330. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Ingram Lock- 
hart, Esq", against William Hughes Hughes, Esq'*; 1xxxv1. 62. 
Consideration deferred, 196. Petition of John Ingram Lockhart, 
Esq", for deferring the Ballot, 240. Ballot and Committee, 282 
Report in favour of Sitting Member, 293. 


331. [1833.]. Fifth Class,—Petition of William Hughes 
Hughes, Esq", against Thomas Stonor, Esq'*; txxxviur. 14. Con- 
sideration deferred, 15. Ballot and Committee, 111. 124. Report ; 
void Election with respect to Thomas Stonor, Esq'*; New Writ ; 
151. 


Pembroke : 

332. [1831.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freeholders against Sir 
John Owen, Bart.; txxxv1.608. Consideration deferred, 633. 688. 
744. Ballot and Committee, 843, 844. Report; void Election; 
Special Report respecting the conduct of the High Sheriff; 
Minutes and Evidence ordered; presented ; 864, p. Motion for 
issuing Warrant for new Writ; Motion, That the House do adjourn, 
withdrawn; Main Question again proposed and withdrawn ; 865. 
Motion negatived, That the Writ be not issued before a certain 
day; New Writ; 866. 


Penryn : 

333. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against Henry 
Swann, Esq", rxxv. 168. Order for considering Petition read ; 
House informed that Mr. Swann (who was in the King’s Bench 
Prison) was desirous of appearing at the Bar to defend the said 
Election and Return; Mr. Swann ordered to be brought to the 
Bar in custody of the Marshal of the King’s Bench, if he shall 
signify his desire to be so brought up; Mr. Speaker to issue his 
Warrants accordingly; 263. Ballot and Committee, 305, 306. 
Report in favour of the Sitting Member, 315. 


334. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Charles Francis 
Adey, of Lincoln’s Inn, Esq'*, also of Electors, against William 
Manning, Esq" ; txxxu. 35, Consideration of Petitions deferred ; 
119. Ballot and Committee, 236. 238. Report in favour of the 
Sitting Member, 297. Special Report, That there had been gross 
Bribery at the Election; but it does not appear that Mr. Manning 
(the Sitting Member) was concerned in such Bribery ; 297. Special 
Report, That John Stanbury, a Witness, having been summoned by 
Mr. Speaker’s Warrant, had absconded ; John Stanbury ordered to 
be taken into the custody of Serjeant, and Mr. Speaker to issue his 
Warrant accordingly ; 297. Minutes ordered, 297. Presented, 
322, Pp. Serjeant called upon to give an account of what had been 
done in execution of the Order of the House for taking Stanbury 
into custody ; Messenger called in, and examined in relation 





Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioners not having 
entered into a Recognizance, 172. 


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thereto; Resolution, That John Stanbury has absconded, in order 
to avoid being taken into custody ; Address thereupon; 345. (See 
Addresses, 1432.) Serjeant informed the House, that John Stan- 

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II. Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns, &amp;c.—continued. 


Penryn—continued. 

bury had surrendered himself; Order for presenting Address dis- 
charged ; Stanbury committed to Newgate; 351. Entriesin Journal 
read; Billordered; 442. (See supra, 67.) Reports of Select Com- 
mittees in 1807 and 1819, with Minutes of their Proceedings ; To 
be reprinted; 442. Petition of Joseph Sowell relative to the 
Election; but the same appearing to refer to a Statement made by 
a Member in the House, the same was not received; 499. 

335. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Richard Williams, 
John Symonds, John Stona, against Robert Monsey Rolfe, Esq’* ; 
xc. 244. Consideration deferred, 245. Petition of Agent for 
deferring the Consideration of Petition, 344. Day appointed 
for taking the same into consideration; Petition to be printed ; 345. 
Considered, 349. Consideration of Election Petition deferred, 
349. Ballotand Committee, 400,401. Leave to Committee to sit 
on a certain Day during the sitting of the House; 428. 435. Re- 
port in favour of the Sitting Member, 439. 


Petersfield : 


336. [1820.] Third Class,—Petition of Nathaniel Atcheson 
and John Camac, Esq'**, and Freeholders, against Hylton Jolliffe, 
Esq", and the Right Honourable Beaumont Hotham, Baron 
Hotham; txxv. 151. No Counsel, Agent or Party appearing in 
support of the Petition, Order for considering it discharged, 232. 
Mr. Speaker acquaints the House that the Petitioners had not 
entered into Recognizances, 233.——— Petition of Nathaniel 
Atcheson, John Camac, Esq"**, and Freeholders, also of Voters, 
against Hylton Jolliffe, Esq™, and the Right Honourable Beaumont 
Hotham, Baron Hotham; xxv. 183. Ballot and Committee, 
278. 281. Message sent to the Lords to desire that their Lordships 
will give leave to Lord Sheffield to come to the Committee to be 
examined as a Witness, 298. Lords give leave, 306. Report 
touching the Right of Election, and in favour of the Sitting 
Member, 315. 


337. [1821.] Petition of Electors against the Determination 
of Select Committee of 1820; uxxvi. 28. Petition of Hylton 
Jolliffe to defend the Determination, 326. Consideration adjourned, 
365. Ballot and Committee, 366. 369. Report touching the 
Right of Election, 393. 

338. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Lord Porchester 
and John Ogle, Esq", against Sir W. G. Hylton Jolliffe, Bart., 
and Gilbert East Jolliffe, Esq"; txxxvi. 97, 98. Petition of 
Electors against Sir W. G. Hylton Jolliffe, Bart., and G. E. Jol- 
liffe, Esq'* ; Order for considering Petition of Electors discharged, 
Petitioners not having entered into Recognizance; 144. Con- 
sideration deferred, 197. Ballot and Committee, 378. Report in 
favour of Sitting Members, 417. 


339. [1831.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Ogle, Esq'*, and 
Henry Marsh, Esq'*, against Hylton Jolliffe, Esq'*, and Sir Wil- 
liam George Hylton Jolliffe, Bart.; txxxv1. 537. Order for con- 
sidering Petition discharged, Petitioners not having entered into 
Recognizance, 630. 

340. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Hylton Jolliffe and 
Electors against John George Shaw Levefre, Esq'* ; txxxvuut. 13. 
Consideration deferred, 14. Ballot and Committee, 111. 123. 
Report in favour of Petitioner, Hylton Jolliffe, Esq'*; that the 
Committee have altered the Poll taken at such Election by striking 
off certain Names; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and 
amend the Return, 140. Return amended, 143. 


Pittenweem :—See supra, 180. 


Pontefract : 

341. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,— Petition of Voters against 
Thomas Houldsworth and Le Gendre Nicholas Starkie, Esq'* ; 
ixxxul. 43. Consideration of Petition deferred, 119. Mr. Speaker 
acquainted the House that James Tate, one of the Voters, 
had not entered into a Recognizance in respect of his Petition, 
127. Petition of Agent, that the House will accept the Recog- 
nizances entered into; Day appointed for taking it into con- 
sideration; to be printed; 128. Petition considered; Resolu- 
tion, That Recognizances have been entered into according to the 
Provisions of Acts 28 &amp; 53 Geo. III. c. 161. Ballot and Com- 
mittee, 291. 293. Report in favour of the Sitting Members, 313. 

342. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Robert Torrens, 
Esq"*, against the Honourable H. V. Stafford Jerningham ; uxxxv1. 
96. Consideration deferred, 197. Ballot and Committee, 377, 
378. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 385. 


Portarlington : 

343. ([1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of the Honourable George 
Lionel Dawson Damer against Thomas Giadstone, Esq"* ; uxxxvut. 
73. Consideration deferred, 74. Ballot and Committee, 229. 
Report in favour of Sitting Member, 241. 





Portsmouth : 

344. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Vice-Admiral Sir 
George Cockburn, G.c.B., against Admiral John Markham; rxxy, 
118. Ballot and Committee, 282. 235. Report touching the 
Right of Election, and in favour of the Sitting Member, 275, 


Preston : 

345. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of William Cobbett of 
Kensington, against the Honourable Edward Geoffrey Stanley 
and William Wood, Esq'; uxxxu. 37. Another Petition of 
William Cobbett, 53. Order for considering first-mentioned 
Petition discharged, Petitioner not having entered into a Re. 
cognizance, 115. Consideration of last-mentioned Petition de. 
ferred, 119. Order for considering it discharged, Petitioner 
not having entered into a Recognizance, 123. 


Queenborough : 

346. [1830-31.] Double Return. Second Class,—Petition 
of John Capel and Thomas Gladstone, Esq’, against William 
Holmes, Esq’, and Sir P. C. Henderson Durham ; ixxxvi. 60, 
Petition of Sir P. C. Henderson Durham against John Capel and 
Thomas Gladstone, Esq'**,90. House informed that the last Peti- 
tioner was desirous that his Petition should be taken into consider- 
ation at the same time as first Petition (being earlier than the time 
appointed), and that he would undertake to enter into his Recog- 
nizance previously; Order discharged, and Petition appointed to 
be taken into consideration at the same time as the said Petition, 
107. Ballot and Committee, 134. 136. Report in favour of 
John Capel and Thomas Gladstone, Esq'**, 148. Deputy Clerk 
of the Crown to attend and amend Return, 139. Return amended, 
148. 


Queensferry : 


347. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Robert Downie, 
Esq'*, against James Johnston, Esq'*; txxxvi. 103. Order for 
considering Petition discharged, Petitioner not having entered into 
Recognizance, 142. See infra, 367. 


Reading : 

348. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against George 
Spence, Esq’*, txxx11. 42. Consideration of Petition deferred, 119. 
Ballot and Committee, 278.280. Report in favour of Charles Fyshe 
Palmer, Esq'* ; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend 
the Return, 356. Return amended, 361. Petition of Thomas 
Dundas and others of Reading, complaining of the Decision of the 
Committee, brought up and read; and withdrawn ; 380. 


349. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against 
Charles Russell, Esq'*; uxxxvi.102. Order for considering Pe- 
tition discharged, Petitioners not having entered into Recogni- 
zance, 141. 


Retford, East : 

350. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir Henry Wright 
Wilson, and Voters, against Sir Robert Dundas and William 
Battie Wrightson, Esq’; txxx1. 71. Consideration of Petition 
deferred, 120. Ballot and Committee, 382. 384. Report, a void 
Election, 417. Special Report, respecting Treating, &amp;c., 417. 
(See infra, 659.) Minutes ordered, 418. Presented ; and, with 
Report, to be printed; Day appointed for taking the Report 
into consideration; 426. Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant 
for a New Writ till a certain day, 426. 474. 544. 578. 606. Con- 
sideration of Report deferred, 467. 515. Petition of Burgesses of 
East Retford, praying to be heard in defence of their ancient 
rights, 521,e. Report further considered ; Resolutions concerning 
the corrupt State of the Borough; and Bill ordered for excluding 
the Borough of East Retford from electing Members to serve in 
Parliament, &amp;c.; 543. (See supra, 71.) Petition of Sir Henry 
Wright Wilson, complaining of a Petition presented 6 June 1827, 
579. 

Ripon : 

351. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Thomas 
Kitchingman Staveley and Joshua Samuel Crompton, Esq’; 
Consideration deferred ; txxxvur. 67. Ballot and Committee, 
216, 217. Report in favour of the Sitting Members, and that 
the Committee have altered the Poll taken at such Eiection, by 


striking off the Name of one Person as not having had any right 
to vote, 241. 


Rochester City : 

352. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freemen and Electors 
against Thomas Twisden Hodges, Esq'*; xc. 9. Consideration 
deferred, 10. Ballot and Committee, 131, 132, Report in favour 
of the Sitting Member, that the Committee have altered the Poll 
taken at the said Election, by striking otf the Names of certain 
Persons as not having any right to vote, 173. 


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Romney, New: 

353. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir Loftus William 
Otway and Sir George Augustus Westphal against the Honour- 
able Arthur Trevor and William Miles, Esq'*; uxxxvi. 41, 
Ballot and Committee, 152. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 
156. 


Roscommon County : 

354. [1835.] Fifth Class,— Petition of Thomas Johnston 
Barton, Esq'*, also of Electors, against The O’Connor Don; also 
of Electors against Thomas Johnston Barton, Esq'*; xc. 66. 85. 
108. Consideration deferred, 68. 86.109. Order for considering 
last-mentioned Petition discharged, Electors not having entered 
into a Recognizance, 173. Consideration of Petitions deferred, 
238. Ballot and Committee, 264. 266. Report in favour of the 
Sitting Member, 274. 


Roxburgh County : 

355. [1831.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir William Francis 
Eliott against Henry Francis Scott, Esq’ ; txxxvi.619. Petition 
for extending time for consideration of Petition, 650, rp. Question 
negatived for enlarging time, 674. Ballot and Committee, 680. 
682. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 684. 


Rutherglen, &amp;c., Burghs : 

356. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of James Farie, William 
Charles Cuninghame, Esq", and others, Electors, against Dr. Bow- 
ring; xc. 92. Consideration deferred, 93. Order for considering 
Petition discharged, Petitioners not having entered into a Recog- 
nizance in respect of their Petition; 166. 


Rye: 

357. [1830.] Fifth Class,—Petition of De Lacy Evans, 
Esq’ ; also of Voters against Philip Pusey, Esq'*; 1xxxv. 169, 
170. Petition of Agent for Voters for substituting the Name of 
another Surety, and for enlarging the time for entering into 
Recognizances, 221. Petition considered; Agent called in and 
examined on Oath; Colonel Evans called in and examined on 
Oath; Time enlarged for entering into Recognizances, and Leave 
given to substitute another Surety; 229. Ballot and Committee, 
334, 335. Special Report respecting the illness of a Member; 
Medical Person examined on Oath, and Member excused ; 377. 
Another Special Report respecting the illness of the same Mem- 
ber; Medical Person examined, and Member excused for his non- 
attendance, and from further attendance on the Committee ; 386. 
Report touching the Right of Election, and in favour of De Lacy 
Evans, Esq"*; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend 
the Return; 429. Return amended, 438.——Petition of the 
Rev. George Augustus Lamb, against the determination of the 
above Committee touching the Right of Election, to lie on the 
Table, 648. 

358. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of De Lacy Evans, 
Esq'*, and Benjamin Smith, Esq", against Lieut.-Col. Hugh 
Duncan Baillie, and Francis Robert Bonham ; txxxvi. 15. Con- 
sideration deferred, 195. Petition of De Lacy Evans and B. 
Smith, Esq'**, to withdraw their Petition, 226. Agent verifies 
contents of Petition upon Oath ; Leave given accordingly ; Order 
for considering Petition discharged; Petition withdrawn; 227. 
See infra, 427. 


Sarum, New, City : 
359. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of the Honourable Dun- 


Sligo County : 


362. [1823.] Fifth Class—Petition of Simon Elliot, an 
Elector, against Henry King, Esq'*; uxxvin. 14. Order for con- 
sidering Petition discharged, Petitioner not having entered into 
Recognizances, 112. 


Southampton Town : 

363. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against James 
Barlow Hoy, Esq'*; txxxvin. 46. Consideration deferred, 47. 
Petition of an Elector against Arthur Atherley, Esq'*, 66. Order 
for considering Petition of Electors discharged, and another day 
appointed, 109. Ballot and Committee, 216. Report in favour of 
John Storey Penleaze, Esq'*, that the Committee have altered the 
Poll taken at such Election, by striking off the Names of certain 
Persons as not having a right to vote, and by adding thereto the 
Name of one Person; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and 
amend the Return; 251. Return amended, 256. 


Stafford Borough : 
364. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Rees Howell Gronow, 
Esq", against Francis Lyttleton Hollyoake Goodricke, Esq‘; 
Consideration deferred; xc. 15. Order for considering Petition 


discharged, Petitioner not having entered into a Recognizance, 
103. 


Stafford County : 

365. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of William Blount, Esq", 
against Rees Howell Gronow; Consideration deferred; txxxvutt. 
16. Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioner not 
having entered into a Recognizance, 103.—— Petition of Voters 
against Rees Howell Gronow, Esq", 51. Consideration deferred, 
52. Consideration of Petition deferred, 160. 271.417. Order 
for considering Petition discharged, no Parties, Counsel or Agents 
appearing, 454. 


Stamford County : 

366. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against 
Lord Thomas Cecil and Lieut.-Col. Chaplin; txxxvi. 82. Mr. 
Speaker acquaints the House that Petitioners had not entered into 
Recognizance ; Petition of Electors for enlarging time for enter- 
ing into Recognizances; Motion for enlarging time withdrawn ; 
Order for considering Petition discharged ; 137. 


Stirling, &amp;c., Burghs : 

367. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of the Honourable John 
Maitland against Robert Downie, Esq’; rxxx11. 38. Considera- 
tion of Petition deferred, 119. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House 
that Mr. Maitland had not entered into Recognizances in respect 
of his Petition, 126. Petition of the Honourable John Maitland 
for enlarging the time for entering into Recognizances ; Day ap- 
pointed for taking it into consideration ; Petition to be printed ; 
127. Petition considered; Resolution, That Mr. Maitland has 
entered into his Recognizances according to the Provisions of 
Acts 28 &amp; 53 Geo. III.; 161. Ballot and Committee, 241. 244. 
Report in favour of the Sitting Member, 289. 


368. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of James Johnston, 
Esq'*, against Lord Dalmeny ; Consideration deferred ; txxxvim. 
89. Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioner not 
having entered into a Recognizance, 152. 





combe Pleydell Bouverie against Wadham Windham, Esq"; 
Lxxxvul. 87. Consideration deferred, 89. Ballot and Com- 
mittee, 327, 328. Report in favour of the Petitioner; that the 


Committee have altered the Poll taken at such Election -by | 


adding thereto the Names of certain Persons as having had a right 
to vote; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend the 
Return ; 353. Return amended, 356. 


Seaford Town and Port: 

360. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against 
the Honourable A. F. Ellis ; xxxxvi. 72. Also of William Lyon, 
Esq'*, against the Honourable A. F. Ellis and John Fitzgerald, 
Esq'*, 89. Order for considering the last Petition discharged, 
Petitioner not having entered into Recognizance, 146. Consider- 
ation deferred, 196. Ballot and Committee, 327, 328. Report 
in favour of William Lyon, Esq'* ; Deputy to the Clerk of the 
Crown to attend and amend Return; 344. Return amended, 350. 


Sligo Borough : 

361. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Wynne, Esq", 
against John Martin, Esq"; uxxxviut. 121. Consideration de- 
ferred, 123. Petition of Agent for further time for entering into 
the Recognizance ; Day appointed for considering Petition ; Peti- 
tion to be printed; 159. Order for considering Petition discharged, 
Petitioner not having entered into a Recognizance, 163. 


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See supra, 347. 


| Stockbridge : 

369. [1826-27.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir Rufane Shaw 
Donkin and Andrew Colville, Merchant, against General Grosvenor 
and George Wilbraham, Esq’; uxxxu. 88. Consideration of 
Petition deferred, 121. Ballot and Committee, 438.440. Report 
in favour of the Sitting Members, 444. 


370. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against 
George Wilbraham and William Sloane Stanley, Esq'**; uxxxvi. 
91. Consideration deferred, 197. Ballot and Committee, 350. 
352. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 353. 


Sudbury : 

371. [1826-27.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Charles Ogilvie, 
Esq", against Bethel Walrond, Esq'*; uxxxu. 59. 92. Petition 
of Freemen against John Wilks, junior, Esq", 91. To lie on the 
Table ; Motion for printing it withdrawn, 92. Consideration 
of Petitions deferred, 119. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House 
that Charles Ogilvie had not entered into a Recognizance in 
respect of his first-mentioned Petition; Order for considering 
it discharged; 124. Ballot and Committee, 307. 309. Report in 
favour of the Sitting Member, 313. 





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Sudbury—continued. 

372. [1834.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Lieu- 
tenant-General Sir Edward Barnes; txxxrx. 549. Consideration 
deferred, 550. ——— Petition of Electors against Lieutenant- 
General Sir Edward Barnes; uxxxrx. 561. Consideration de- 
ferred, 562. 


Surrey : 

373. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Hylton Jolliffe, 
Esq, against John Ivatt Briscoe, Esq"; uxxxvi. 60. Order 
for considering Petition discharged, Petitioner not having entered 
into Recognizance; 136. 


Taunton : 

374. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Lieutenant-General 
W. Peachy against Edward Thomas Bainbridge, Esq"*; txxxvi. 
43. Consideration deferred, 196. Ballot and Committee, 283. 
285. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 357. 


Tipperary County: 

375. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against 
the Honourable F. A. Prittie and Thomas Wyse, Esq'*; txxxvi. 
23. Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioners not 
having entered into Recognizance, 109. 


Tiverton : 

376. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against James 
Kennedy, Esq"; Consideration deferred; ixxxvut.17. Mr. 
Speaker acquainted the House that he had received a Letter from 
James Kennedy, Esq", that he did not intend to defend his 
Return; Letter delivered in, and read; 11th, 12th &amp; 13th 
Sections of Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, read; Consideration of Petition 
deferred ; 102. Consideration adjourned, 367. Ballot and Com- 
mittee, 367. 369. Report; void Election, with respect to James 
Kennedy, Esq'™*; New Writ; 380. 


Tralee Borough : 

377. [1828.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Inhabitants claiming 
a Right to Vote for that Borough, against Robert Vernon Smith, 
Esq’; uxxxiv. 404. Day appointed for taking it into considera- 
tion, 405. 

378. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of William Denny, Esq", 
against Maurice O’Connell, Esq'*; xc. 94. Consideration de- 
ferred, 95. Consideration of, 237. Adjourned, 346. Order for 
considering Petition discharged, no Parties, Counsel or Agent 
appearing, 347. 


Tregony : 
379. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Lord 
Viscount Barnard and James O’Callaghan, Esq"; txxv. 196. 
Consideration deferred, 389. 


380. [1821.] Fifth Class,—Petition renewed; 
Another Petition of the same Parties, 17. 
66, 67. 


LXXVI. 9. 
Ballot and Committee, 
Report in favour of the Sitting Members, 73. 


381. [1826-7.] Entry in Return Book read; Motion made 
and Question proposed, that the Indenture by which James Adam 
Gordon and James Mackillop, Esq'**, were returned to serve for 
the Borough of Tregony, be taken off the File; Debate thereon 
adjourned; txxxu. 32. Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend 
with the Return, 32. Motion withdrawn, 45. Sessional Order 
read; Deputy Clerk of the Crown attends and produces Writ and 
Indenture, whereby Mr. Stephen Lushington and Mr. James 
Brougham were returned, which Indenture was annexed to the 
Writ; also another Indenture, whereby Mr. James Adam Gordon 
and Mr. Mackillop were returned, which Indenture was not 
annexed to the Writ; Resolution, that the Return for the Borough 
of Tregony is not a double Return; Indenture whereby Mr. 
Gordon and Mr. Mackillop are returned, ordered to be taken off 
the File; 45. 


382. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of James Adam Gordon 
and James Mackillop, Esq'**, against Stephen Lushington, D.C.L., 
and James Brougham, Esq"; txxxu. 68. Petition of Electors 
against Stephen Lushington, D.C.L.,and James Brougham, Esq'*, 
77. Consideration of Petitions deferred, 120. Mr. Speaker 
acquainted the House that the last-mentioned Petitioners had not 
entered into Recognizances; Order for considering Petition dis- 
charged; 125. Ballot and Committee, 343, 344. 
favour of Sitting Members, 350, 


363. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Richard Gurney 
and Charles King, Esq'**, against James Adam Gordon and 


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James Mackillop, Esq'*; txxxvi. 92. Also of an Elector against 
Richard Gurney and Charles King, Esq'**,93. Speaker acquaints 
the House that Recognizance had not been entered into for the 
last Petition; Petition for enlarging Time; 140. Matter of Petition 
verified upon Oath; Question negatived for enlarging Time; 
Order for considering Petition discharged, 141. Consideration 
deferred, 157. Ballot and Committee, 357, 358. Report in favour 
of Sitting Members; Petition reported to be frivolous and 
vexatious ; 377. 


384, [1831-32.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Richard Gurney, 
against James Adam Gordon, Esq'*; txxxvu. 186. Order for 
considering Petition discharged; Petitioner not having entered 
into Recognizances; 230. 


Truro: 

385. [1820.] Second Class,—Petition of William Gossett, 
Esq’, against Lord Fitzroy James Henry Somerset; txxv. 183, 
Order for considering it discharged, Petitioner not having entered 
into Recognizances, 239. Entry in Return Book read; Return 
considered ; and William Gossett, Esq'*, not having entered into 
Recognizances, and no Petition having been presented from 
Lord Fitzroy James Henry Somerset; Resolution, that it is a 
void Election with respect to William Gossett, Esq'*, and Lord 
Fitzroy James Henry Somerset; New Writ; 243. 


386. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Lord Fitzroy James 
Henry Somerset against William Gossett, Esq’; .txxv. 335. 
Consideration deferred, 389. 


387. [1821.] Petition renewed; txxvi. 18. 
adjourned, 74. Ballot and Committee, 77, 78. 
of the Sitting Member, 84. 


388. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir John William 
Lubbock, Bart., and William Tooke, Esq", against Viscount 
Encombe and Nathaniel William Peache, Esq"; txxxvi. 58. Also 
of Voters against Viscount Encombe and Nathaniel William 
Peache, Esq'*, 65. Consideration deferred, 196. Ballot and 
Committee, 259. Report in favour of Sitting Members, 265. 


Consideration 
Report in favour 


Wallingford : 

389. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against George 
James Robarts, Esq’*; rxxv. 194. Petition of Agent to enlarge 
the Time for entering into Recognizances withdrawn, 236. Order 
for considering Petition discharged, Petitioners not having entered 
into Recognizances, 239. 


390. [1831.] Fifth Class,—Petition of William Seymour 
Blackstone, Esq", against Thomas Charles Leigh, Esq"; txxxvu. 
894. Petition of W.S. Blackstone, Esq", to substitute another 
Surety, and for enlarging Time for entering into Recognizances, 
920, rp. Motion, that leave be given to substitute another Surety ; 
Debate thereupon adjourned ; 921. 


391. [1831-32.] Fifth Class,—Petition of William Seymour 
Blackstone, Esq", delivered in 6th October in the last Session, 
read; txxxvu. 7. Order for considering Petition discharged, 
and another day appointed, 32. Order for considering Petition 
discharged, no Counsel, Agent or Party appearing on behalf of 
the Petition, nor on the part of the Sitting Member, 46. 

Warwick Borough : 

392. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against the 
Hon. Sir Charles John Greville, K.C.B.; uxxxvimt. 96. Consi- 
deration deferred, 98. Petition of Electors against Edward Bolton 
King, Esq'*, 97. Another Petition of Electors against the said 
Edward Bolton King, Esq", 97. Mr. Speaker acquainted the 
House that the Petitioners in the second-named Petition had not 
entered into Recognizances in respect of their Petition; Order 
for considering it discharged; 146. Ballot and Committee, 356, 
357. Special Report respecting the absence of a Member of the 
Committee on account of illness; a Medical Person examined ; 
Member excused, and leave given him to absent himself from any 
further attendance on the Committee; 385. Report; void Elec- 
tion with respect to the Hon. Sir Charles John Greville ; Special 
Report respecting Bribery; Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant 
for a new Writ before certain days; 396. 421. 492. 536, 565. 
591. 649. Minutes presented, 401, rp. See Committees, 965 
1198. 


Warwick County : 
393. [1821.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Richard Spooner, Esq", 
also of Freeholders, against Francis Lawley, Esq'*; ixxvi. 19. 
Ballot and Committee; 315.317. Report touching the Right of 
Election, and in favour of the Sitting Member, 334. 
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394. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Franklin and 
Benjamin Collins, Electors, against Thomas Wyse, Esq’, and 
Henry Winston Barron, Esq’*; xc. 36. Consideration deferred, 
38. Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioners not 
having entered into a Recognizance, 132. 





395. [1826-7.] Fifth Class, — Petition of Lord George 
Beresford against Henry Villiers Stewart, Esq™; w.xxxu. 21. 
Petitions of James Paul Gee and others, Freeholders, against 
Henry Villiers Stuart, Esq'*, 25. 55. Mr. Speaker acquainted 
the House, That Lord George Beresford had not entered into a 
Recognizance in respect of his Petition; Day appointed for taking 
Report into consideration; 111. Mr. Speaker also acquainted the 
House, that James Paul Gee and others, Freeholders, had not 
entered into a Recognizance in respect of their First Petition ; 
Day appointed for taking Report into consideration; 111. Report 
further considered ; Order for considering Petitions discharged ; 
118. Consideration of other Petition deferred, 119. Mr. Speaker 
acquainted the House, that James Paul Gee and others, Free- 
holders, had not entered into Recognizances in respect of their 
last-mentioned Petition, 123. Petition of James Paul Gee for 
enlarging the Time for entering into Recognizances, 123. Matter 
verified upon oath; Motion for enlarging the Time; Debate 
thereupon adjourned ; Petition to be printed; 125. Mr. Gee 
ordered to attend, 155. Debate resumed ; Amendment proposed ; 
Motion and Amendment withdrawn ; Order for considering Peti- 
tion discharged; 160. 


396. [1830.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Lord 
George Thomas Beresford; txxxv. 201. 205. Orders for con- 
sidering Petitions discharged, Petitioners not having entered 
into Recognizances, 250. 257. 


Wells: 

397. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against 
Charles William Taylor and John Paine Tudway, Esq’; 
txxxu1. 80. Consideration of Petition deferred, 120. Considera- 
tion adjourned ; 386. Ballot and Committee, 392. 394. Special 
Report respecting the illness of a Member of the Committee ; a 
Medical Person examined in relation thereto; Member excused, 
and leave given him to absent himself from any further attendance 
on the Committee ; 407. Report in favour of the Sitting Mem- 
bers, 419. 


Westmeath : 


398. [1826-27.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Robert Smyth, of 
Drumcree, Esq", against Hugh Morgan Tuite, Esq’; rxxxu. 16. 
Petition of James M‘Cormick and Richard Ham, Freeholders, 
against Lieutenant-Colonel Gustavus Rochfort, 32. Petition of 
Ralph Smyth of Gaybrook, and others, Freeholders, against Hugh 
Morgan Tuite, Esq", 56. Petition of Benjamin Wynne of 
Farnagh, and Joseph Watson of Brownscurragh, Freeholders, 
against Hugh Morgan Tuite, Esq'*, 107. Mr. Speaker acquainted 
the House, that Robert Smyth had not entered into a Recogni- 
zance in respect of his Petition; Day appointed for considering 
Report; 111. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, that James 
M‘Cormick and Richard Ham, had not entered into a Recogni- 
zance in respect of their Petition; Day appointed for taking 
Report into consideration; 112. Reports further considered ; 
Order for considering Petitions discharged ; 118. Consideration 
of Petitions deferred, 118. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, 
that Benjamin Wynne and Joseph Watson had not entered into 
Recognizances in respect of their Petition; Order for considering 
it discharged; 126. Declaration, that Mr. Tuite did not intend 
to defend his Return; Consideration of Petition deferred ; 168. 
Petition of Sir Richard Nagle and other Freeholders, to be 
admitted Parties to defend the Return; Act 28 Geo. III. c. 52, 
read; Petitioners to be admitted Parties in the room of Hugh 
Morgan Tuite, Esq™*; 293. Ballot and Committee, 369. 371. 
Special Report for leave to adjourn; Leave given to adjourn ac- 
cordingly ; 388. Special Report for leave to adjourn for time to 
prepare Lists and Statements preparatory to the Committee issuing 
a Commission for trying the case in Ireland; Leave given; 413. 
Special Report of the appointment of a Commission to take 
Evidence in Ireland, and for leave to adjourn; Leave given the 
Committee to adjourn until directed to re-assemble by Mr. 
Speaker’s warrant ; 429. 

399. [1828.] Special Report from the Committee appointed 
last Session for trying the merits of that Election, respecting Two 
Members of the Committee having vacated their Seats ; also of 
the illness of another Member of the Committee ; and also of the 
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Waterford City: Westmeath—continued. 


examined as to the illness of Member; and Member excused for 
non-attendance, and have leave to absent himself from further 
attendance on the Committee ; Member who was absent stated, that 
he understood the Committee had agreed to meet at Twelve 
instead of Eleven, as no business could be proceeded with till the 
Names of the Members who had vacated their Seats had been 
reported; and having verified the same upon Oath, he was 
excused ; txxxu1.244. Report in favour of Sitting Member, 277. 


Westminster : 


400, [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of a Voter against John 
Cam Hobhouse, Esq'* ; uxxv. 186. Order for considering Peti- 
tion discharged, Petitioner not having entered into Recogni- 
zances, 239. 


Wexford County : 


401. [1831.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Pearson and 
others, Freeholders, against Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Chichester 
and Henry Lambert, Esq"; txxxiv. 617. Another Petition of 
John Pearson and others, Freeholders, against Lieutenant-Colonel 
Arthur Chichester and Henry Lambert, Esq'*, 626. Order for 
considering Petitions discharged, Petitioners not having entered 
into Recognizances, 677. 689. 


402. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Patrick Walter Red- 
mond and Anthony Cliffe, Esq'**, and Electors, against James 
Maher and James Power, Esq'**; xc. 52. 110. Consideration 
deferred, 54.111. Order for considering Petitions discharged, 
Petitioners not having entered into a Recognizance, 150. 173. 


Wexford Town : 
403. [1829.}' Fifth Class,—Petition of Freeholders against 
Sir Robert Wigram, Junior; txxxrv. 412. Day appointed for 
taking it into consideration, 415. 


404. [1830.] The above Petition read; Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, 
s. 56, read, and day appointed for considering Petition; txxxv. 
16. Ballot and Committee, 118,119. Report touching the Right 
of Election; and that Sir Robert Wigram, Junior, was not 
duly elected; That Sir Edward Cholmely Deering, Bart., was 
duly elected; 175. Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and 
amend the Return; 176. Special Report of Resolutions respect- 
ing Acts of the Borough as stated in the Petition, 176. [See 
infra, 711.] Return amended, 181. Minutes of Evidence or- 
dered, 203. Presented, 204. (p. 221.) 


405. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Voters against 
William Wigram, Esq'*; uxxxvi. 26. Consideration deferred, 
195. Report in favour of Sir Edward Cholmondeley Deering, 
Bart. ; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend Return ; 
274. Return amended, 283. 


406. [1834.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freeholders against 
Cadwallader Waddy, Esq'®; txxx1x. 503. Consideration de- 
ferred, 504. Order for considering Petition discharged, Peti- 
tioners not having entered into a Recognizance, 560. 


407. [1834.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Freeholders against 
Cadwallader Waddy, Esq’; txxxix. 514. Consideration de- 
ferred, 515. Order for considering Petition discharged, Peti- 
tioners not having entered into a Recognizance, 569. 


Weymouth and Melcombe Regis : 

408. [1828.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Ed- 
ward Burtenshaw Sugden, Esq"; uxxxi. 143. Order for 
considering Petition discharged, Petitioners not having entered 
into Recognizances, 187. 


409. [1831.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against 
Charles Baring Wall, Esq'* ; uxxxvi.754. Order for considering 
Petition discharged, Petitioner not having entered into Recogni- 
zance, 795. 


410. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Sir 
Frederick George Johnstone; txxxviu. 20. Consideration de- 
ferred, 22. Petition of Electors against Thomas Fowell Buxton, 
Esq", 78. Order for considering first Petition discharged ; to be 
taken into consideration at the same time as the second Peti- 
tion; 109. Consideration of second Petition deferred, 300. Order 
for considering Petitions discharged, no Parties, Counsel or 
Agents appearing, 303. 


Wigan : 

411. [1830-31.] Fifth Class,—Petition of James Hardcastle 
and Richard Potter, Esq'**, against James Alexander Hodson 
and James Lindsay, Esq'**; uxxxvi. 15. Mr. Speaker acquainted 
the House that he had received a Declaration in writing, signed 
by James Alexander Hodson, the Sitting Member, that he did 

not 





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II. Petitions complaining of undue Elections and 


Wigan—continued. 

not mean to defend his Return; Declaration delivered in 
and read; 11th, 12th and 13th Sections of Act 9 Geo. IV. 
ce. 22, read; Consideration deferred; 65. Petition of James 
Hodgson Kearsley, Esq'*, (a Voter), to be admitted a Party in 
the room of the said James Alexander Hodson, Esq", 147. 
Petitioner admitted a Party in the room of James Alexander 
Hodson, Esq'*, 148. Consideration deferred, 195. Ballot and 
Committee, 247, 248. Report, touching the Right of Election, and 
in favour of Sitting Members, 273. 


Winchelsea Town and Port : 

412. [1830-31.] * Fifth Class,— Petition of John Rodolph 
Deere and Henry Shirley, Esq'**, against John Williams, Esq", 
and the Honourable Henry Dundas; txxxvi. 61. Consideration 
deferred, 196. Petition of John Rodolph Deere and Henry 
Shirley for leave to withdraw Petition, 230. Motion for leave to 
withdraw Petition; Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, read; Motion with- 
drawn; Ballot and Committee; 259, 260. Report in favour of 
the Sitting Members, 265. 


Windsor, New: 

413. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir John Edmond De 
Beauvoir, against Sir Samuel John Brooke Pechell; Considera- 
tion deferred; txxxvut. 44. Order for considering Petition dis- 
charged, Petitioner not having entered into a Recognizance, 136. 

414, [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir John Elley, x.c.3., 
also of Electors, against Sir John Edmond De Beauvoir; xc. 15. 
56. Consideration deferred, 16. 57. Ballot and Committee, 156, 
158. Report, That Sir John Elley is duly elected, &amp;c.; that the 
Committee have altered the Poll taken at the said Election, by 
striking off the Names of certain Persons as not having any right 
to vote; and have added on the Poll the Names of certain other 
Persons as having a right to vote; Clerk of the Crown to attend 
and amend Return; 198. Return amended, 199. 


Wootton Bassett : 

415. [1820.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against Ho- 
race Twiss and George Phillips, Esq'**; txxv. 189. Ballot and 
Committee, 358. 360. Report in favour of the Sitting Members, 
364. 


416. [1826-7.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Bayley, Esq’, 
Thomas Stanley and Joseph Clarke, against Horace Twiss and 


III. Petitions determined to be, or not 
troverted Election Acts: 


Athlone: 
421. 
LXXXIlI. 


Of Inhabitants against Richard Handcock, Esq’ ; 
51. Resolution, That the Petition does not come within 
the description of a Petition the proceedings upon which are 
regulated by the Election Acts; Order discharged; Petition to 
lie on the Table; 75. 


422. Of Thomas Flanagan relative to the Election; but 
it appearing that the said Petition did not come within the 
description of a Petition the proceedings upon which are regulated 
by the Election Acts, the said Petition was, by leave of the House, 
withdrawn; Lxxxu. 317. 


Dublin: 

423. From Dublin, complaining of the Conduct of the 
Sheriffs of that City in the then pending Election; Notice being 
taken that such Allegation was matter for an Election Petition 
only, withdrawn; Lxxxvi. 786. 


Dundalk: 


424. Complaining of the incompetency of the Return- 
ing Officer at the last Election; but it appearing that the said 
Petition was a Petition the proceedings upon which are regulated 


by the Election Acts, it was, by leave of the House, withdrawn ; 
LXXXII. 436. 


IV. Other Petitions relative to Elections, Election Petitions, 
Members : 


Aberdeenshire : 

428. Of John Calder, complaining of intimidation and oppres- 
sion on the part of the Agents of the successful Candidate at a 
late Election for the County of Aberdeen; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Bribery at Elections; xc. 368. 


Returns, &amp;c.—continued. 


Wootton Bassett—continued. 
George Phillips, Esq'**; txxxu. 60. Consideration of Petition . 
deferred, 120. Petition of Electors for discharging the Order for 
considering Petition, 135, p. Affidavit relative to service of 
Notice on Sitting Members, ordered, 136. Presented, 157. Letter 
from Mr. Bayley, communicated by Mr. Speaker, that he did not 
intend to oppose the discharge of the Order for considering his 
Petition, 160. Order for considering, Petition read; Copy of 
Affidavit read; Resolution, That the Recognizances had not been 
duly entered into; Order for considering Petition discharged ; 
160. 


Worcester City : 

417. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Electors against J oseph 
Bailey, Esq’; Consideration deferred; xc. 22. Ballot and 
Committee, 1838. 185. Motion, That a Member be excused 
from further attendance, in consequence of the dangerous Illness 
of a near Relative; a Medical Person examined upon oath; 
Member excused from further attendance; 202. Report in 
favour of the Sitting Member, and that the Committee have 
altered the Poll, by striking off the Names of certain Per- 
sons, 220. 


Worcester County : 


418. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of Sir Horace David 
Cholwell St, Paul, Baronet, against Thomas Henry Cookes, Esq", 
xc. 93. Consideration deferred, 94. 237. Adjourned, 346, 





Order for considering Petition discharged, no Parties, Counsel 
or Agent appearing, 347. 


York City: 
419. [1833.] Fifth Class,—Petition of an Elector against 
Samuel *\dlam Baynton, Esq"; txxxviut. 60. Consideration de- 


ferred, 61. Order for considering Petition discharged, Petitioner 
not having entered into a Recognizance, 142. 


Youghal Borough : 

420. [1835.] Fifth Class,—Petition of John Musgrave Wig- 
more, Denis Maguire and others, Electors, against John O’Connell, 
Esq’; xc. 65. Consideration deferred, 66.238. Ballot and Com- 
mittee, 264, 265. Report in favour of the Sitting Member; that the 
Committee have altered the Poll taken at the said Election, by 
striking off the Names of certain Persons as not having any right 





to vote, 304. 


to be, within the Provisions of the Con- 


Limerick County : 

425. Of John Maley David Ferguson and others, Elec- 
tors, against Major Standish O’Grady; txxxu. 79. Petition 
read; Order appointing a Day for taking it into consideration, 
read; 97. Resolution, That the said Petition does not come within 
the description of a Petition the proceedings upon which are 
regulated by the Election Acts, Order discharged ; Petition to lie 
on the Table; 98. 


Maidstone : 

426. Of Freemen complaining of the Conduct of Mr. Sharp at 
that Election ; Presented, and ordered tobe taken into considera- 
tion on a future Day; xxv. 187. Petition and Order again read; 
and it appearing that the Petition did not come within the descrip- 
tion ofa Petition the proceedings upon which are regulated by the 


Election Acts, Order discharged, and Petition ordered to lie on the 
Table; 215. 


Rye Town and Port : 
427. Complaining of the Conduct of the Returning Offi- 
cer at the last Election offered; Notice taken that the said 


Petition was in substance an Election Petition, and that the 
conduct of the same Returning Officer is complained of in an 





Election Petition not yet tried; Withdrawn; txxxvi. 195. 


and Sitting 


Aldborough : 


{ 

| 429. Of Charles William Bryant for discharging Order for 

| considering his Petition, a very material part of the said Peti- 
tion having been done away with, by the House permitting the 
Agent of one of the Sitting Members to deliver in the particulars 

| of such Member's qualification; rxxv1. 109. 


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IV. Other Petitions relative to Elections, Election Petitions, and Sitting Members—continued. 
Athlone : Carlow County: 


Berkshire: 


Bodmin Borough : 


Bossinney : 


430. Of James Hannan and others, Inhabitants of Ath- 
lone, complaining of their Names having been forged toa Pe- 
tition complaining of that Election; txxxi. 311, p. Petition 
read; referred to a Select Committee to examine the matter 
thereof; 318. Report, with Resolutions, 491, p. Report read; 
Resolution, That Thomas Flanagan having been privy to and 
cognizant of the Forgery, has been guilty of a high Breach of the 
Privileges of the House ; Ordered to be taken into the custody of 
the Serjeant-at-Arms, in order to his being brought to the Bar; 
and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants accordingly; 561. 
Serjeant informs the House that he had taken Thomas Flanagan 
into custody ; ordered to be brought to the Bar; 577. Order 
for bringing Flanagan to the Bar read; Mr. Speaker acquainted 
the House, That he had received a Letter from Flanagan ; Letter, 
and Note to the Serjeant-at-Arms, read; the Deputy Housekeeper 
examined; 581. Flanagan brought to the Bar, and having 
addressed himself to the House upon the subject of the Forgery, 
Entry in the Votes read ; Thomas Flanagan committed to Newgate, 
and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants accordingly; 582. Pe- 
tition of Thomas Flanagan to be discharged, 595, p. 


431. For removal of the County Court for taking Polls at 
Elections for that County ; From Hungerford ; to lie upon the Table, 
and to be printed; txxv. 360. From Newbury and from Reading ; 
to lie upon the Table; Lxxv. 360. Petitions referred to the Com- 
mittee on Petition for shortening the duration of Polls, 372. 
See Committees, 


432. Of Inhabitants of Bodmin, complaining of the scenes 
of Drunkenness and Profligacy which disgraced the last Elec- 
tion for that Borough, and for the more effectual suppression of 
Treating and Drunkenness at Elections; xc. 180. 


433. Of James Webster to withdraw his Petition; txxv1. 
51. Former Petition read; Section of Act 53 Geo. III. 
c. 71, read; House informed that Sir Compton Domville, the 
Sitting Member, did not object to the Petition being withdrawn ; 
Mr. Forrester, Petitioner’s Agent, examined, and having stated he 
knows that Mr. Webster has been declared a Bankrupt, Order 
for considering Petition discharged; Leave given Mr. Webster 
to withdraw his Petition; 52. 


Bribery : 

434. Of Electors of Stockport, for rendering more penal the 
Laws relating to Bribery and Treating at Elections; Referred 
to the Select Committee on Bribery at Elections; xc. 180,.——— 
Of Field Dunn Barker, of Cambridge, complaining of Evidence 
given before the Select Committee on Bribery at Elections, con- 
cerning him, and praying to be examined before the Committee ; 
xcr. 270. Referred, 277. 


Bridport : 
435. Of Edward Gill Flight, complaining of Corrupt Prac- 
tices in Elections for that Borough; txxxvi.240. Motions, 


That the Petition be printed; withdrawn, 256. Question nega- 
tived thereupon, 264. 


Bristol City : 


436. Complaining of Bribery at the late Election; From In- 


439. Complaining of intimidation having been practised 
at the late Elections for the County of Carlow, and praying 
for inquiry ; From Electors and Inhabitants of the Borough of 
Carlow; Edward M. Fitzgerald; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Bribery at Elections; xc. 503. 


440. Of Freeholders, Electors of the County of Carlow, 
complaining of certain transactions alleged to have taken place 
between Daniel O’Connell, Esq'*, a Member of the House, and 
Alexander Raphael, Esq'*, late a Member of the House, for pro- 
curing the Return of the said Alexander Raphael, Esq'*, for the 
said County, offered to be presented; and Mr. O’Connell, being 
in his place, the said Petition was presented, and read; Day 
appointed for taking it into consideration ; to be printed; xc1. 24. 
Petition of Inhabitants of Bath for inquiry; To be taken into 
consideration upon the same Day; to be printed; 25. Petition 
of Nicholas Aylward Vigors, Esq'*, denying the truth of the 
Allegations of the above Petitions, and praying for inquiry, 
37. (pe. 38.) Order for considering Petitions from Carlow and 
Bath, read; Sessional Order relative to Bribery and Corrup- 
tion in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament, read ; 
Petitions considered ; and a Member, in his place, having stated 
the case on the part of the Petitioners, Mr. O’Connell was heard 
in his place, and then he withdrew; Motion for appointing a 
Select Committee ; Question amended; Select Committee ap- 
pointed; 42. Report, 134. See Committees, 757. 


441. Praying the House to institute a full Investigation 
into the Circumstances connected with the late Election for the 
County of Carlow; From Halifax, xc1. 88,—Limerick, 212.— 
Idrone West, 311. 

442. Complaining of Intimidation at the late Elections 
for the County of Carlow, and praying relief; From William 
Murray, of Ballyhaillet; James Murphy, of Coolroe; Land- 
holders of the Barony of Idrone West, in the County of Carlow; 
xc1.115. Thomas Woodcock ; to be printed; 198. 

443. Complaining of the Allegations of former Petitions 
relating to the Elections for the County of Carlow, and pray- 
ing for Investigation; From Tenants of Colonel Henry Bruen; 
John Alexander; xct. 197. (rp. 198.) Landed Proprietors and 
Freeholders of the County of Carlow, 378. 

444. Of Patrick Nowlan, a Freeholder of the County of 
Carlow, complaining of his Property being distrained upon 
for the Vote given by him at the last Election for that County ; 
xcl. 311. 

445. Of Thomas Woodcock, for a Commission to inquire 
into the state of Representation, and the Treatment of Electors 
in the County of Carlow; xc1. 720. 


Carmarthen : 

446. Of John George Phillips, Esq'*, praying that a Day 
may be fixed for the hearing of the Carmarthen Election Pe- 
tition, at a sufficiently late period to enable the Sheriffs, Magis- 
trates, and others, to attend, without interfering with their Duties 
at the Assizes ; Lxxxvi. 615. 


Carrickfergus : 

447. Of Lord George Augusta Hill, stating that several of 
the Names subscribed to the Petition of William Henderson and 
others are Forgeries, and praying for an Inquiry ; Lxxxv1. 180, P. 
Petition referred to a Select Committee, 185. (See Committees, 
758.) Petition of James Sims, Henry White, and others, com- 


‘ habitants ; Lxxxvii. 420. plaining of the Forgery of their Names ; Referred, 192. Report, 
i. Buckinel B ~ with Resolutions, 211, p. Petition of Freemen of Carrickfergus, 
gham borougn : complaining of the Forgery of several Names to the Petition 
437. Complaining of the erection of certain Hovels within against the Return of Lord George Augusta Hill, 234, rp. Report 
that Borough for the purpose of creating Votes; From, Inhabitants and Resolutions of Committee read; Motion for agreeing with 
i. of Buckingham; ixxxix. 171.——Electors of Buckingham ; the Committee in the said Resolutions; Debate thereupon ad- 
id xc. 196. journed ; 287. 
he Canterbury City : Cavan: 
an 438. Of Freemen and Householders of Canterbury, com- 


plaining of the influence exercised by the Aristocracy and 
Clergy at the late Election for that City, and praying for the 
adoption of the Ballot; Referred to Select Committee on Bribery 
at Elections ; xc. 136. Petition of Freemen and Electors of Can- 
terbury, denying the Allegations of the above Petition; To lie on 
the Table, 151. Petition of Freemen, Householders and Inha- 
bitants of Canterbury for the appointment of a Committee to in- 
quire into the truth of the Allegations of their former Petition, 





448. Of Freeholders complaining of certain violent and un- 
constitutional Proceedings at the last Election for that County ; 
LXx1x. 348, Pp. Referred to the Select Committee on the State of 
Ireland, 477. 


Chatham Borough : 
449. Of Electors and Inhabitant Householders of Chat- 
ham, complaining of the conduct of Colonel Tremenheere, 


the Commanding Officer of the —« Barracks at Chatham, 


for complaining of the interference of the Clergy at the late Election ; towards certain Tradesmen of that Borough, in consequence of 

eti- Referred to the Select Committee on Bribery at Election, 210. their Votes at the last Election; xc. 140. Motion, That the Peti- 

the Petition of Freemen, Householders and Inhabitants of Canterbury, tion be referred to the Select Committee on Bribery at Elections, 

pars denying the truth of the Allegations of the last-mentioned Petition ; withdrawn ; Petition to lie on the Table, and to be printed; 141. 
To lie on the Table, 249. See Committee, 766. 

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IV. Other Petitions relative to Elections, Election Petitions, and Sitting Members—centinued. 


Norwich City—continued. 
517. For Inquiry into the Cases of Bribery which the Peti- 
tioners allege to have occurred at the last Election; From Electors 
of Norwich; txxxvit. 406. 


Oaths at Elections : 
518. For an Alteration of Election Oaths; From Wallingford ; 
LXxxI. 291, P. For the Abolition thereof; From Grange 
Clare; xc. 413. 


Orford Borough : 
519. Of James Mills, complaining of the Interference of the 
Marquis of Hertford in the Election of the Marquis of London- 
derry; To lie on the Table; txxvi. 328. 


Poll Booths : 


520. Complaining of the Expense of their Erection; From 
Grand Jury of Limerick ; rxxv. 343. Thomas Fryer ; txxx11. 394. 


Polls at Elections : 

521. Of Freeholders of Berks, for shortening the Duration 
of Polls at Elections; Referred toa Select Committee; Lxxv. 323. 
See Committees, 865. 

522. Ofthe Grand Jury of the County of the Town of Galway 
against the Act for the Regulation of Polls; To lie upon the 
Table; ixxv. 287. 

523. For removing County Court for taking Polls at Elections 
for Berkshire; From Freeholders of Hungerford; txxv. 360, Pp. 
Newbury, 360. Reading, 360. 


Preston Borough : 

524. Complaining of the Conduct of the Returning Officer 
at the late Election for that Borough; From Henry Hunt; 
LXXXVIII. 530. 

525. Of Inhabitants of Preston, complaining of certain acts 
of Bribery and Intimidation, and of the Conduct of the Mayor 
and some of the Members of the Corporation, at the last Election 
for that Borough; Referred to the Select Committee on Bribery 
at Elections; xc. 271. - 


Reading: 
526. Of William Henry Hall, compiaining of the mode of 
taking the Polls in that Borough; txxxu. 462. 


Registration of Voters : 

527. Complaining of their Names having been struck off 
the Register of Voters for alleged informality; From, Queen 
Camell, Keinton Mandeville, Doulton, Chewton Mendip, Dundry, 
Chilcompton, Dunkerton, Timsbury, Stoke Lane, Freshford, Pub- 
low, Evercreech, Wrington, Uphill, Buckland Dinham, Compton 
Dando, Paulton, East Lydford; xc. 103. Somerset, 115. South 
Bruham, Mells, 159. Thomas John Manchee, Monckton Combe, 
St. Paul and St. Peter, Bath, 224. Upton Noble, 270. Hasling- 
ton, 377. 

528. Of Robert Gregory, of Barnstaple, complaining of 
his Name having been expunged from the List of Voters, on 
the ground of occupying Premises as joint Tenant with his Father ; 
xcil. 325, 


Registration of Voters (Ireland) : 

529. Of Inhabitants of Raheen, complaining of the Conduct 
of John Scholes, the Revising Barrister for Queen’s County, at 
the last Registration for that County, and praying that he may be 
dismissed from his Situation; xc1. 311. 


Retford, East : 


530. That a Writ fora new Election do forthwith issue; From 
Bailiffs, Aldermen and Burgesses of the Borough ; txxx1v. 219, p. 
264, p. Burgesses of that Borough residing in London, and 
Burgesses residing in East Retford, 364, p. 

531. That New Writs for that Borough may issue forthwith ; 
From Burgesses of East Retford ; txxxv. 26, Pp. 


Ribbons : 
532. Against so much of the Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. as prohibits 
the giving away of Ribbons at Elections by Candidates; From, 
Ribbon Weavers of Coventry ; also of Spitalfields ; xxxx111. 186, Pp. 


Ripon Borough : 

533. Of Electors and Claimants to vote for the Borough 
of Ripon, complaining of the Erection of a number of Small 
Tenements within that Borough for the purpose of creating Votes; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Registration of Voters Bill ; 
xc. 317. 


Roman Catholic Priests: 
534. From the County of Meath, complaining of the Influence 


exercised by Roman Catholic Priests at Elections in Ireland; Re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Bribery at Elections ; xc. 413. 





Ross and Cromarty Counties : 

535. Of Electors for the combined Counties of Ross and 
Cromarty, complaining of the Abduction of John Gibson, a 
Voter, on the occasion of the late Election for those Shires ; and 
praying the House to order a public Prosecution to be instituted 
against the Offenders; To be printed; xcm. 601. 


Stafford Borough : 


536. For extending the Franchise to the Town of Eccleshall - 
From Inhabitants of Eccleshall ; txxxvuit. 645. / 

537. For extending the right of voting for Members for 
Stafford to the Town of Stone; From Inhabitants of Stone; 
LXxxviiI. 660. 

538. For enabling the Town of Leek to send a Member or 
Members to Parliament in case of the Disfranchisement of the 
Borough of Stafford ; From Inhabitants of Leek; .xxxyiy, 
696. 


Stirlingshire : 

539. Of Parliamentary Electors of the Western District 
of Stirlingshire, for substituting Balfron for Drymen, as the 
Place for holding Registration Courts and for Polling at Elections ; 
xc. 433. 


Sudbury : 
540. Of Freemen, praying the House to inquire respecting the 
conduct of John Wilks, Jun., Esq'*, one of the Members of the said 
Borough; txxxu. 91. 


541. Complaining of the Conduct of the Returning Officer 
at the late Elections for that Borough ; From, Free Burgesses, 
Inhabitants and Householders of Sudbury; John Francis Gooday, 
of Sudbury ; xc. 548. 


Tregony : 

542. Of Richard Gurney, of Tregony, that measures may 
be adopted for reviewing the Decision and Report of the 
Select Committee on the Tregony Election in Session 1830, and 
that he may be released from the liability to pay the Costs and 
Expenses awarded to be paid by him; txxxvi. 795. Motion, that 
the Petition do lie upon the Table; Debate thereon adjourned; 
796. Further adjourned, 825. 827. 835. Resumed; Question 
again proposed ; Motion and Petition withdrawn; 841. 


Wallingford : 
543. Of independent Electors, complaining of habitual Bribery 
at Elections; txxx1. 334. 


Walsall Borough : 
544. Complaining of the unconstitutional Interference of the 
Military at the last Election; From Inhabitants of Walsall ; 
LXXXVIII. 250. 


Warwick Borough : 

Of Inhabitants of Leamington Priors against the Union 
of that Town to the Borough of Warwick, brought up and read; Mo- 
tion for referring it to the Select Committee on Warwick Borough; 
Notice taken that Forty Members were not present; LXxxvitl. 
520. Debate resumed; Petition referred to Select Committee on 
Warwick Borough; 522. Petition printed; txxx1x.40. Another 
Petition, 68. 

546. Respecting the late Election for that Borough; from 
Peter Francis Luard, m. p., the Rev. George Innes and others, 
Electors; txxxvit. 522. 

547. For extending the Boundary of the Borough of Warwick 
to the Town of Leamington; From Leamington Spa; Lxxxvitt. 
577. (Pp. LXXx1x. 40.) 


548. That the Elective Franchise of the Borough of Warwick 
may be extended to Kenilworth ; From Inhabitants of Kenilworth; 
LXXXIXx. 90. 

549. That a Writ may forthwith issue for electing a Burgess 
for the said Borough ; From Electors of the Borough of Warwick; 
LXXXIXx. 573. 


545. 


Waterford County : 
550. Of Freeholders, complaining of Mis-statements concern- 
ing their Votes; Lxxx11. 327. 


551. Of Freeholders, complaining of the Times Newspaper 
for the publication of a Libel on them; Withdrawn, ixxxut. 542. 


Windsor, New, Borough : 

552. Complaining of undue Influence exercised in that Borough 
at the late Election; and for a Law to prevent Officers and 
Servants of His Majesty’s Household from interfering with the 
Freedom of Election; From Electors of New Windsor ; LxxxviIl- 
138. 


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553. Petition of Inhabitants of Great Yarmouth, complaining 
of the Prevalence of Drunkenness, illegal Influence and Intimi- 
dation at the last Election for that Borough, and alleging the 
Payment of Money to certain Voters at the House of a Partisan 
of the Sitting Member since that Election; and praying for Vote 


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IV. Other Petitions relative to Elections, Election Petitions, and Sitting Members—continued. 


Yarmouth, Great, Borough : Yarmouth, Great, Borough—continued. 


Select Committee, 452. Committee nominated, 457. See Com- 
mittees, 1220. 


554. Petition of William Barth, of Great Yarmouth, for Pay- 


ment of the Expenses of the Agent employed by the Petitioners in 


conducting the Inquiry before the Committee ; xc. 559. 


by Ballot ; To be printed; xc. 389. Petition of Freemen, House- Yorkshire : 


holders and Inhabitants of Great Yarmouth, alleging the Pay- 
ment of Money to certain Voters since the last Election, and 
praying for Inquiry ; Tobe printed; 404. Petitions referred to a 





V. Proceedings relative to Recognizances 


556. Entries in Journals of 11 February 1789, and 16 July 
1807, of Resolutions of the House; Read, and again entered [Zn 
each new Parliament]; txxv. 198.—.Lxxx11. 27.———Sections of 
Act 53 Geo. III. c. 71, read; txxv. 198.—1xxxu. 28. 126. 
——-Section of Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, read; Resolutions relative 
to the attendance of Examiners, and notice of such attendance, 
with Table of Fees to be demanded on Taxation of Costs; txxx1v. 
35, 36.———Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Sections of Act 9 Geo. IV. 
c. 22, respecting Recognizances, read, and entered; itxxxvi. 19. 
538. Resolution thereupon, 20. 538.—.Lxxxvuil. 18.—xc. 18. 


557. The Speaker acquaints the House, [At the commence- 

ment of the Session,] That certain Petitioners had not entered into 

Recognizances; LXxxiv. 3.—.Lxxxv. 10.—xcr. 3, &amp;c.———[At 

other times during the Session,| That Petitioners had not entered 

into Recognizances; and Order for taking their Petitions into 

consideration discharged; txxv. 233.—.Lxxvu. 202.— Lxxviml. 

112,—LXxIxX. 277.—LXxXxil. 115.—Lxxxll. 184.—1Lxxxy. 250.— 

LXXXVI. 109. 794.—LXXXVII. 33.—LXxxvIlI. 103.—Lxxx1x. 560.— 

xc. 103.—xcr. 123.—xcu. 193, &amp;c.———That Petitioner (upon 

an Irish Election Petition) had not entered into a Recognizance ; 

Consideration of matter deferred; Lxxxu. 111, 112. Considered, 

and Order for taking Petitions into consideration discharged, 118. 

———That Petitioner (upon an Irish Election Petition) had not 

entered into his Recognizance; Petition for enlarging time ; 

Lxxxul. 124. Matter verified upon Oath; Motion for enlarging 

time, and Debate thereon adjourned; 125. Debate resumed, and 

Motion withdrawn ; Order for considering Petition discharged ; 

160.——That Petitioners had not entered into Recognizances, 

and Orders for considering Petitions having dropped, [during 

Adjournments,| no further Orders were made; Lxxv. 478.-— 

LXXXIV. 3.—Lxxxv. 10.— ——That Petitioners had not entered 

into Recognizances, and Order for considering Petition having 

been discharged, no further Order was made; txxv. 233,——— 

That Petitioner had not entered into Recognizances ; Petition for 

) enlarging time; Lxxx11. 122. Order for considering Election 
Petition discharged, 123.———-That Petitioner had not entered 
into Recognizances; Petition of Agent for enlarging time; 
Lxxx1l. 125. Matter verified on Oath; Order for considering 
Election Petition discharged ; 126.———That Petitioner had not 
entered into Recognizances; Petition for enlarging time; Lxxxu. 
5 123. Matter verified upon Oath; Motion for enlarging time; 
Debate thereon adjourned; Petition to be printed; 125. Peti- 
tioner ordered to attend, 155. Debate resumed; Amendment 
proposed; Motion and Amendment withdrawn ; Order for con- 
sidering Election Petition discharged ; 160. That Petitioner 











had not entered into Recognizances; Lxxxu. 126. Petition for 
* enlarging time; Day appointed for taking it into consideration ; 
to be printed; 127. Petition considered ; Resolution, That Peti- 

ok tioner has entered into Recognizances, according to the provisions 
- of Acts; 161.———That Petitioner had not entered into Recog- 
nizances; Lxxxu.126. Petition that Recognizances may be 

ck adjudged to be duly entered into, 128. Day appointed for taking 
th; Petition into consideration ; to be printed; 129. Petition con- 
sidered ; Resolution, That Recognizances have been duly entered 

ess into; 161.———That Petitioner had not entered into Recogni- 
ok; zances; Petition, that Recognizances may be adjudged to be duly 
entered into; rxxxu. 127. Day appointed for taking Petition 

into consideration ; to be printed; 128. Papers relative to Recog- 

nizances ordered; 156. Laid on the Table, 160. Petition con- 

TD sidered ; Resolution, That Recognizances have been duly entered 
into; 161.———That Petitioner had not entered into Recogni- 

per zances ; LXxxi1. 127. Petition of Agent, that the House will 
542. accept the Recognizances entered into; Day appointed for taking 
into consideration; to be printed; 128. Resolution, That Recog- 

nizances had been entered into according to the provisions of Acts, 

ugh 161,.———That Petitioner had not entered into Recognizances ; 
and LXxxu. 126. Petition of Agent to allow Recognizances to be 
the re-taken and filed ; Day appointed for taking it into consideration ; 

Vill. to be printed; 127. Petition considered; certain Acts read ; 
Motion, That Recognizances have been entered into according to 

th, 


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oe Mn hee 4 


555. Of certain Freeholders cf Hull, and of William Bell, 
respecting the Right of voting at Elections for that County ; To lie 
on the Table, and to be printed ; Lxxv. 275. 


the provisions of Acts agreed to; 146.———That Petitioners had 
not entered into Recognizances; Petition of Agent for allowing 
Parties to proceed; Matter verified upon Oath; Motion for 
enlarging the Time for entering into the Recognizances; Debate 
thereon adjourned ; Petition to be printed; xxx. 126. Debate 
resumed ; Question amended, and Time enlarged ; 161. That 
Petitioners (upon an Irish Election Petition) had not entered into 
Recognizances, but that the Examiners had reported specially the 
insufficiency of the Sureties, on account of a defect in the Jurat of 
the Affidavit, the date of the year having been omitted ; Petition of 
Agent for enlarging time for entering into a Recognizance ; Time 
enlarged ; rxxxvi. 136.——~—That the Recognizances upon the 
Petition relative to an Election, were upon the Table; txxxu. 146. 


558. The Speaker calls the attention of the House to an Order 
made in the case of the Mallow Election Petition, “ That the 
Petitioners be allowed time until a certain Day to ascertain 
whether the Recognizance was duly executed within the time 
allowed by Law, and duly transmitted to the Speaker;” and 
stated, that the Recognizance had been duly executed within the 
time allowed by Law, and duly transmitted to him; but that in 
consequence of the very severe illness of his Secretary, the Recog- 
nizance had been mislaid ; rxxxvitt. 154. 

559. Petitions for enlarging Time for entering into Recog- 
nizances ; Presented ;—Of Candidates ; txxv. 198.—.Lxxxtt. 117, 
118. Of Agents; Lxxv. 218.—Lxxxil. 112.—.xxxv. 221.— 
LXXXVI. 149.—.Lxxxvill. 159. Of Electors; txxxvi. 137. 
Of Voters; txxxvu. 271. Of one of the Sureties; Lxxxvuitt. 144. 
———-For enlarging Time, or for substituting new Sureties; Pre- 
sented ;—Of Candidate ; Lxxxvi. 920. Of Agent ; Lxxv. 235.— 
LXXXxv. 221.———Petitions of Agents; That Recognizances may 
be adjudged to be duly entered into; txxxu. 127, 128. To allow 
Recognizances to be re-taken and filed; txxxu. 127. That the 
House will accept the Recognizances entered into; Lxxx1I. 128. 


























560. Petition of Candidate for enlarging Time for entering 
into Recognizances; Presented; House informed that Petitioners’ 
Agent attended ; he was called in, and examined upon Oath, and 
Time enlarged ; txxv. 198. For Time to propose new Surety ; 
To lie on the Table; txxvu1. 167. Order for considering Elec- 
tion Petition discharged, 167. For further Time for giving 
in the Names of Sureties; xc. 133. Day appointed for consider- 
ing it; Petition to be printed; 134. Considered; Motion, That the 
Petition be taken into further consideration on a certain Day, 
negatived ; Petition to lie on the Table ; 138. For enlarging 
Time for entering into Recognizances, but being signed by his 
Agent only, was withdrawn; Lxxxu. 118.———For enlarging 
Time for entering into Recognizances, withdrawn; txxxu. 117. 
———-For substituting another Surety, and for enlarging Time 
for entering into Recognizance; itxxxvi. 920, P. Motion, That 
leave be given the Petitioner to substitute another Surety ; Debate 
thereupon adjourned ; 921. 











561. Petitions of Agents for enlarging Time for entering into 
Recognizances, and Time enlarged; LXxxxvi. 136,———Agents 
called in, and examined on Oath; Time enlarged ; txxv. 213. 230. 
—LXXXxul. 112.—.Lxxxvi. 149.———Matter verified upon Oath; 
Motion for enlarging Time, and Debate thereon adjourned ; 
Lxxxu. 118. Debate further adjourned, 160-179. Debate re- 
sumed, and Question negatived thereupon; Order for considering 
Petition discharged; 194.———Matter verified upon Oath ; 
Motion for enlarging Time, negatived; txxxu. 116.———Con- 
sideration of Petition deferred; txxxviu. 135. 141. Petition 
considered ; Matter verified on Oath, and Time enlarged; 138, 
143.——Motion, That the Petition be brought up, withdrawn ; 
LXXv. 236. 


562. Petition of Agents for enlarging time for entering into 
Recognizances, or permitting new Sureties to enter into Recog- 
nizance; Agentcalledinand examined on Oath, and time enlarged 
for Petitioners to complete Recognizances entered into by Sureties 
already proposed; Lxxv. 235. Petitioner called in and 
examined upon Oath, and withdrew ; Motion made, That Ten Days’ 

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V. Proceedings relative to Recognizances—continued. 


further time be allowed for proposing a new Surety; Petitioner 
again called in and further examined, and Order for allowing Ten 
Days’ further time for proposing new Surety; Lxxv. 236.———For 
substituting the Name of another Surety, and for enlarging the Time 
for entering into Recognizances ; txxxv. 221. Petition considered ; 
Petitioner called in and examined on Oath; another Person 
called in and examined on oath; Time enlarged for entering into 
Recognizances, and leave given to substitute another Surety ; 229. 
——— Petition of Agent for further Time for giving in the Names 
of Sureties; To lie on the Table; xc. 125.———Petition of one 
of the Sureties for further Time for entering into Recognizances ; 
Consideration of Petition deferred; Petition to be printed; 
LXXXVIlI. 144, 


563. Petitions of Electors for enlarging the Time for entering 
into Recognizance ; Motion, That further Time be granted to 
complete Recognizance, withdrawn; Order for considering Petition 
discharged ; txxxvi. 137. Matter verified upon Oath; Mo- 
tion for enlarging Time, negatived; Lxxxvi. 141. Of Voters 
for enlarging Time forentering into Recognizances; Lxxxvitl. 271, P. 
Petition read; Motion, That further Time be allowed for entering 
into Recognizance; whereupon Motion made, That Petitioners 
be called to the Bar to verify the contents of their Petition on 
Oath ; Question Neg. thereupon ; 275.——Of Elector, for Time 
to provide another Surety, one of his proposed Sureties having 
declined entering into his Recognizance; Day appointed for 
considering it; To lie on the Table; txxxvi. 648, Pp. Petition 
considered; Motion, That Petitioner be called to the Bar, to verify 
the Matter of the said Petition, withdrawn; 649.———Petition of 
Sitting Member, for discharging Order for considering Petition of 


Candidate, on the Ground of Recognizances not being duly entered | 
into; Lxxxu1. 133, p.—-——Of Electors for discharging Order for | 
Affidavit of Service of | 
Presented, 157. | 


considering a Petition; txxxu. 135, P. 
Notice on Sitting Members, ordered, 136. 
Letter from Petitioner, that he did not intend to oppose the dis- 
charge of the Order ; Order for considering Petition read ; Copy 
Affidavit read; Resolution, That the Recognizances had not been 


duly entered into; Order for considering Petition discharged ; 


160. 


564. Petition of Agents of Petitioners for permission to amend 
the Description of the Sureties delivered to the Clerk of the Re- 
cognizances by altering the Christian Name of one Surety; Day 
appointed for taking it into consideration; Petition to be printed; 
xc.131. Considered; Petition to lieon the Table; 134. Another 
Petition of Agent for enlarging the Time for entering into the 
Recognizance and for leave to correct mistake in Name, 167. 
Petition of a Registered Freeholder, That leave may be granted 








to correct the said Mistake, 168. Petitions to be printed, 168, 
Petition of Agent again read; Agent examined on Oath; Permis- 
sion granted to correct the Mistake, and time enlarged for perfecting 
the Recognizance; 170.———Petition of Agent to Petitioners for 
leave to correct a Mistake in the Place of Residence of a proposed 
Surety, and for extending the Time for entering into the Recog- 
nizance; Day appointed for taking it into consideration ; Petition 
to be printed; xc. 148. Considered; Agent and proposed 
Surety examined on Oath ; Time enlarged for entering into Re- 
cognizance, and leave given to correct the Mistake; 155.———. 
Petition of Agent for the Petitioners for leave to rectify an Error 
in the Name of a proposed Surety; xc. 167, Pp. Petition con- 
sidered, 169. Agent examined upon oath; Leave granted to cor- 
rect the Error; 170.——Petition of Electors for further Time for 
delivering in the Names of Sureties; Presented; read and ordered 
to be withdrawn; xc. 134. Motion for discharging Order for 
enlarging Time for entering into Recognizances; Withdrawn, 
LXXxII. 117. 

565. Recognizances taken upon an Election Petition ; Ordered 
and laid upon the Table; rxxxr. 146. Ordered, 156. Laid upon 
the Table, 160. Petitioners undertake to enter into Recog- 
nizances before certain Days, on applications that their Petitions 
may be taken into consideration at the same time that other Peti- 
tions are ordered to be taken into consideration ; Lxxxv1. 107,— 
xc. 52. 

566. Entry in the Journal of the 25th March 1830, with rela- 
tion to the Proceedings of the House in respect of a Petition for 
changing the Name of a Surety in case of the Rye Election 
Petitions, read ; and a Member in his Place having stated that in 
the case of the Leicester Election Petition, one of the proposed 
Sureties was prevented by a particular circumstance over which 
he had no control from completing such Recognizance, and that it 
would therefore be necessary that another Surety should be substi- 
tuted (Sitting Member’s consenting), Time enlarged for entering 
into Recognizance, with leave to substitute another proposed 
Surety ; xc. 147. 

567. Petition of Agent for Sitting Members for discharging 
Order for taking an Election Petition into consideration, on the 
ground that Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22. had not been complied with as 
regards the Recognizances ; xc. 181. Day appointed for taking it 
into consideration; Petition to be printed; 182. Petition consi- 
dered ; Report of the Examiners of Sureties read; 185. Motion, 
That the Order for considering Election Petition be discharged ; 
Debate thereupon adjourned ; 186. Resumed ; Question resolved 
in the Affirmative; 190.——Petition of Electors, complaining 
of the insufficiency of Sureties; xc. 160. 


VI. Ballots, and Proceedings on the Appointment of Election Committees : 


(1.)\—Ballots: Insufficient Number of Members 
present : 

568. The hour appointed for taking Election Petitions into 
consideration being come, the Serjeant-at-Arms sent with the 
Mace, and being returned, and the House being counted, and 
not One hundred Members present, Mr. Speaker directed the 
Clerk to read the Order of the Day for taking the Petitions into 
consideration, and immediately adjourns same till to-morrow at a 
particular hour (Resolutions made respecting Defaulters, and Calls 
of the House sometimes ordered); and House adjourned till the 
morrow; LXXVI. 248.—LXXxXI. 227.—Lxxx1l. 337.—Lxxxul1. 162.— 
LXXXv. 99.—LXXXVIII. 367.—xc. 346, Kc. 


(2.)—One Ballot appointed for One Day: 

569. The hour appointed for taking into consideration an 
Election Petition being come, the House proceeded to Appoint 
ment of a Select Committee, the Serjeant-at-Arms was sent with 
the Mace to require Atteudance of Members, and being returned 
(several Members sworn, &amp;c. as the case may be), then the House 
was counted, and One hundred Members or more being present, 
Counsel and Agents were called in, and the door being locked, the 
Order of the Day for taking Petition into consideration read, 
and Names of Members were drawn and read in the usual manner ; 
Nominees appointed, and Lists of Forty-nine being delivered to 
Counsel, the door was opened, and Counsel and Agents with- 
drew ; Lxxv. 278.—.Lxxvi. 77.—.xxvil. 183.—LXxx1x. 345.—Lxxx. 
120.—Lxxxul. 157.—Lxxx111. 162. 


570. The hour appointed for taking into consideration an 
Election Petition being come, the House proceeded to Appointment 
of a Select Committee, according to the directions of Act9 Geo. IV. 
c. 22. The Serjeant-at-Arms was sent with the Mace to require 
Attendance of Members; and being returned (Members sworn, 
kc. as the case may be), then the House was counted, and One 
hundred Members or more being present, Counsel and Agents 





(2.)—One Ballot appointed for One Day—cont*. 
were called in, and the door being locked, the Order of the Day 
for taking Petition into consideration read, and Names of 
Members were drawn and read in the usual manner (no Nominees 
appointed), and Lists of Thirty-three being delivered to the Clerk 
appointed to attend the said Committee, the door was opened, and 
Counsel and Agents withdrew ; Lxxxiv. 96.—LXxxv. 99.—LXXXVI. 
156. 696.—Lxxxvul. 156.—Lxxxvill. 131.—LxxxIx. 204. 


(3.)— Two Ballots appointed for One Day : 

571. The hour appointed being come, the Serjeant was sent 
with the Mace, and being returned the House was counted, and 
One hundred and twenty Members being present, the several 
Petitioners and other Parties in both cases, their Counsel and 
Agents were called in, and the door being locked, the Order of 
the Day for taking the first Petition into consideration read, and 
Names of Members were drawn and read in the usual manner ; 
Nominees appointed, and Lists of Forty-nine being delivered to 
Counsel on first Petition, the door was opened, and Parties, their 
Counsel and Agents withdrew ; and the door being again locked, 
the Order for taking the second Petition into consideration read, 
and thereupon House proceeds to draw by lot out of the same 
Glasses the Names remaining therein, in order to form a second 
Committee (according to Act 42 Geo. III.); Nominees appointed, 
and Lists of Forty-nine delivered to Counsel; and the door being 
opened the Parties, their Counsel and Agents withdrew; LXxv. 
262. 289. 392.—Lxxvi. 66.—Lxxx1l. 361. 


572. The hour appointed being come, the Serjeant was sent 
with the Mace, and being returned, the House was counted ; and 
One hundred and twenty Members being present, the several 
Petitioners and other Parties in both cases, their Counsel and 
Agents were called in; and the door being locked, the Order of 
the Day for taking the first Petition into consideration read, and 
Names of Members drawn and read in the usual manner (no 

Nominees 








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(3.)—Two Ballots appointed for One Day—cont*. 
Nominees appointed), and Lists of Thirty-three Names being 
delivered to the Clerk appointed to attend the Committee on the 
first Petition, the door was opened, and the Parties, their 
Counsel and Agents withdrew; and the door being again 
locked, the Order for taking the second Petition into consi- 
deration read ; and thereupon the House proceeds to draw 
by lot out of the same Glasses the Names remaining therein, 
in order to form a second Committee (according to Act 9 Geo. IV. 
c.22.); Lists of Thirty-three delivered to the Clerk ; and the door 
being opened, the Parties, their Counsel and Agents withdrew ; 
LXXXV.334,—LXXxV1.247.643,—Lxxxvitl, 111.356.—xc.131.——— 
Two Petitions appointed to be considered on one Day; and it 
appearing that there wanted Names to complete [second] List, Mr. 
Speaker adjourned Order for taking [second] Petition into consi- 
deration till to-morrow at a particular hour; and the door being 
opened, the Parties, their Counsel and Agents withdrew ; and then 
the House proceeded on other Business; xxv. 329.—.xxxu. 386. 
—LXXXvill. 417. The Order being read for taking into consi- 
deration the second Petition, the Names of the Members were 
drawn and read in the usual manner; and the Names of Thirty- 
three Members were drawn and set down in the List; and upon 
the List being read over, an objection was taken to the Name of 
a Member remaining upon it, upon the ground of the said Member 
being petitioned against ; Petition against Member read, and the 
House were of opinion that the said Petition did not apply to the 
said Member’s Election or Return; Lists delivered to the Clerk, 
&amp;e.; xc. 169.———The Order being read for taking into consi- 
deration the second Petition; Ordered, That the consideration of 
the said Petition be adjourned till to-morrow; Lxxx1x. 446. 
———Counsel make statements for appearing as separate Parties 
on distinct Interests, immediately after the Orders of the Day for 
taking their respective Petitions into consideration are read ; and 
the other Parties being heard, Counsel and Agents withdraw some 
way from the Bar; Resolutions thereon; and Counsel and Agents 
being again called, Mr. Speaker acquainted them with said Reso- 
lution ; and Names of Members were drawn and read in the usual 
manner; LXXXII. 337.—xXCII. 247. 


(4.\—Three Ballots appointed for One Day : 


573. The hour appointed being come, the Serjeant was sent 
with the Mace, and being returned, the House was counted, and 
Two hundred Members being present, the several Petitioners and 
other Parties in all the said cases, their Counsel and Agents were 
called in, and the door being locked, the Order of the Day for 
taking the first Petition into consideration was read; and the 
Names of Members were drawn and read in the usual manner ; 
Nominees appointed, and Lists of Forty-nine being delivered to the 
Counsel on the first Petition, the door was opened, and the Parties, 
their Counsel and Agents withdrew; and the door being again 
locked, the Order of the Day for taking the second Petition into 
consideration was read, and thereupon the House proceeded to 
draw by lot out of the same Glasses the Names remaining therein, 
in order to form a second Committee, according to Act 42 Geo. IIL.; 
Nominees appointed, and Lists of Forty-nine delivered to Counsel ; 
and the door being opened, the Parties, their Counsel and Agents 
withdrew ; and the door being again locked, the Order of the Day 
for taking the last Petition into consideration was read ; and there- 
upon the House proceeded to draw by lot out of the same Glasses 
the Names remaining therein, in order to form a third Committee, 
according to the said Act 42 Geo. III.; Nominees appointed, and 
Lists of Forty-nine delivered to Counsel; and the door being 
opened, the Parties, their Counsel and Agents withdrew; Lxxv. 
247,_The hour appointed for taking into consideration certain 
Election Petitions being come, the House proceeded to the ap- 
pointment of a Select Committee to try and determine the merits 
of the first of the said Petitions, according to the directions of the 
Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22; the Serjeant was sent with the Mace, and 
being returned, the House was counted, and Three hundred and 
Nine Members being present, the several Petitioners and other 
Parties in all the said cases, their Counsel and Agents were called 
in, and the door being locked, the Order of the Day for taking 
into consideration the first Petition was read, and the Names of 
the Members were drawn and read in the usual manner; and the 
whole number of Thirty-three Names was completed, and Lists of 
the Thirty-three Names being delivered to the Clerk appointed to 

attend the Committee on the first Petition, the door was opened, 
and the Parties, their Counsel and Agents withdrew ; and the door 
being again locked, the Orders of the Day for taking into con- 
sideration the Second and Third Petitions were severally read, and 
thereupon the House proceeded to draw by lot out of the same 
Glasses the Names remaining therein, in order to form a second 
and third Committee, according to the directions of the said Act, 
and the whole number of Thirty-three Names in each case was 
completed, and Lists of the said Names were delivered to the 





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VI. Ballots, and Proceedings on the Appointment of Election Committees—continued. 


(4.) Three Ballots appointed for One Day—cont*. 
Clerks appointed to attend the several Committees on the said 
Petitions; and then the door was opened, and the several Parties, 
their Counsel and Agents withdrew ; txxxvi. 131.—.xxxvul. 216. 


(5.)—Fiwe Ballots appointed for One Day : 

574. The hour appointed for taking into consideration certain 
Election Petitions being come, the House proceeded to the ap- 
pointment of a Select Committee to try and determine the merits 
of the first of the said Petitions, according to the directions of Act 
9 Geo. IV. c. 22; the Serjeant was sent with the Mace, and being 
returned, several Members were sworn, and the Report of an 
Election Committee received; then the House was counted, and 
Two hundred and Ninety-one Members being present, the several 
Petitioners and other Parties in all the said cases, their Counsel 
and Agents were called in; and the door being locked, the Order 
of the Day for taking the first Petition into consideration was 
read, and the Names of the Members were drawn and read in the 
usual manner, and the whole number of Thirty-three Names was 
completed, and Lists of the said Names were delivered to the Clerk 
appointed to attend the Committee on the first Petition ; and then 
the door was opened, and the Parties, their Counsel and Agents 
withdrew ; and the door being again locked, the Orders of the 
Day for taking the second, third, fourth and fifth Petitions into 
consideration were severally read, and the Names of the Members 
were drawn and read in the usual manner; and the whole number 
of Thirty-three Names in each case was completed, and Lists of the 
said Names were delivered to the Clerks appointed to attend the 
several Committees on the said Petitions; and then the door was 
opened, and the several Parties, their Counsel and Agents with- 
drew; Lxxxvi. 139.———Five Petitions appointed, to be taken 
into consideration on one day, and it appearing that there wanted 
one Name to complete the [fifth] List, Mr. Speaker adjourned 
Order for taking [fifth] Petition into consideration till to-morrow 
at a particular hour ; and the door being opened, the Parties, their 
Counsel and Agents withdrew, and then the House proceeded on 
other Business ; txxxvi. 151. 


(6.)—Incidental Proceedings in Ballots : 

575. Two Ballots in one Day; And the Numbers obtained in 
both; txxv. 262.—.xxvi. 316.—Lxxxil. 195. 279. 361.—-Lxxxv. 334. 
—LXXXvI. 247. 643.—.Lxxxvill. 111. 356.—xc. 131, &amp;c. And the 
Numbers obtained in the first, but not in the second, and the Speaker 
adjourned Orders for taking last Petition into consideration, and 
the House proceeded on other Business ; txxv. 329.—.xxvi. 342. 
—LXXxxul. 386.—.Lxxxvir. 417. Ordered, That the consideration 
of the second Petition be adjourned till the morrow, and the 
House proceeded on other Business; Lxxvi. 74.—LXxxul. 337.— 
LXXXIx. 446. And the Numbers not obtained in either; 
Mr. Speaker adjourned Orders for taking Petitions into considera- 
tion, and House adjourned ; txxx11. 337. 

576. Three Ballots in one Day; and the Numbers obtained 
in each; LXxv. 247.—LXxxvI. 131. 258. 283. 298. 336. 350. 378, 
—Lxxxvill. 216. 384. And Numbers obtained in two, but not in 
the third, and Mr. Speaker adjourned the Order for taking the 
third Petition into consideration till the morrow; and the House 
poceeded on other Business; txxxv1. 392. And Numbers ob- 
tained in one, but not in the second and third ; and Mr. Speaker 
adjourned the Order for taking the [second] Petition into con- 
sideration till the morrow; Ordered, That the consideration of the 
third Petition be adjourned till to-morrow, and then the House 
proceeded on other Business; txxxvi. 357. 

577. Five Ballots in ne Day; and Numbers obtained in 
each; LXxxvi. 139. And Numbers obtained in the four first, 
but not in the fifth; and the Speaker adjourned Order for taking 
last Petition into consideration; and the House proceeded on 
other Business ; Lxxxvi. 151. 

578. &lt;A Sitting Member petitioned against, appears at the 
Bar on appointment of an Election Committee, and Lists of Forty- 
nine being delivered, and the door opened, withdraws; Lxxv. 306- 

579. No Counsel, Agent or Party appearing on behalf of 
a Petition; the several other Petitioners and Parties (petitioning 
against the same Return), their Counsel and Agents were called 
in, and the Ballot proceeded in; txxxvuit. 216. 

580. The Sitting Member not appearing himself, nor any 
Counsel or Agent on his part, Act 28 Geo. III. c. 52, read; 
Order for taking Petition into consideration read, and Ballot pro- 
ceeded in; Lxxvi. 73. 

581. Order for taking Petitions on a double Return into con- 
sideration; Mr. Speaker first addressed himself to the Counsel for 
one Petitioner ; whereupon the Counsel for the other Petitioner, 
on behalf of his Client, claimed his right to precedence from the 
circumstance of his Client’s name having been annexed nearest to 
the Return, and he trusted that this circumstance would not pre- 
judice his claim to being first heard before the Committee; the 
Parties were directed to withdraw; and Mr. Speaker having 
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(6.)—Incidental Proceedings in Ballots—continued. 


stated his opinion to the House, and the House unanimously 
agreeing with him, the Parties were again called to the Bar; 
and Mr. Speaker acquainted them, that it was the opinion of the 
House that it would rest with the Committee to decide on the 
respective claims of the Counsel to open the case to the Com- 
mittee; Names being complete, Nominees appointed, &amp;c.; 
LXXXII. 157. 


(7.)—Business proceeded in previous to Ballots : 

582. Serjeant sent out with the Mace, and being returned, 
various Business done previous to counting the House; viz., 
Messages received from the Lords Commissioners, and the Speaker 
goes to the House of Peers, and being returned, reports Royal 
Assent to Bills; uxxx1. 227.—1xxxu. 337.—Lxxxvi. 362.—xc. 
346, &amp;c.———Reports of Determinations of Elections Com- 
mittees received, and Orders made thereon; L~xxv. 305.—LXXVI. 
73.—LXxx1I. 210.—Lxxxvi. 134, 135, 139. 298, &amp;c.—-Lxxxvill. 139. 
xc. 168, &amp;c.———Special Reports from Election Committees 
received, and Orders made thereon; txxxu. 368.—LXxxXxvI. 135.— 
LXXXVIII. 139.———- Deputy Clerk of the Crown attends and 
amends Returns; txxv. 289. 305. 334. 361. 392.—Lxxxu. 361.— 
LXXXVI. 283.—Lxxxvill. 307. 356.———Members sworn; Lxxv. 
232.—.Lxxvi. 66.—Lxxxul. 361. 386.—Lxxxvi. 139. 151. 298.— 
LXXXVIII. 111. 300.—1Lxxx1x. 204.—xc. 250, &amp;c. 

583-4. A Message commanding the House to attend His 
Majesty in the House of Peers, upon His Majesty giving the 
Royal Assent to Bills, previous to the hour appointed being come 
for ballotting for an Election Committee ; The Speaker, with the 
House, went up to attend His Majesty ; txxv. 278. 

585. If no such Business occurs, Serjeant sent out with the 
Mace, and being returned, House counted, and Ballots imme- 
diately proceeded in; txxv. 262.—Lxxxu1. 337. 


(8.)— Members excused, or Members’ Names set aside 
for various Reasons : 
Age: 
586. As being Sixty Years or upwards; txxv. 232.—Lxxv1. 
66.—LXxvil. 183.— LXxIx. 
LXXXIlI. 


345.— Lxxx. 120.—Lxxx1. 228.— 
157.—Lxxxill. 162.—.Lxxxiv. 96.—Lxxxv. 99.—LXXXVI, 


131. 644.—.Lxxxvil. 111.—Lxxx1x. 204.—xc. 156. 


Attorney General : 


587. Inconvenient to Public Service ; sworn; Lxxv. 334. 


Attorney General to the Queen (Caroline): 
588. That it would be of detriment to Her Majesty, who is 
the subject of proceedings now pending in Parliament, were he 
to serve ; sworn; Lxxv. 409. 


Chancellor of the Exehequer : 
589. Inconvenient to Public Business; sworn; Lxxv. 247.289. 
358. 409, &amp;c.—.xxvi. 366.—Lxxxul. 343. 369.—LXxxvI. 708. 
Committees : 


590-1. Chairman of a Committee specially appointed by the 
House by Ballot; sworn; Lxxxvitt. 216. 


Control, Board of :—See infra, 594. 


Election, Votes at :—See infra, 601. 


Election Committees : 
592. As having served on an Election Committee; txxv. 278. 
—LXXVI.77.—LXxXxV. 334.—LXXXVI.4680.—-LXxxIx. 453.—xc. 191. 
Asserving on Election Committees; txxv. 247.—Lxxvi. 77. 





—LXXXII. 170.—LXXXxI1. 257.—LXxxvi. 157. 696.—Lxxxvi11. 131. | 
—LXXxIX. 453.—xc. 156.———As having served on the Com- | 
mittee in the preceding Session, which determined the Right | 
of Election; txxvi. 248.—LXxxx1. 228,—LXxxx11. 257.—LXXxxIVv. 360. | 


Illness : 
593. 
upon an Election Ballot, that another Member was taken unwell, 
and desired to be allowed to retire; Mr. Speaker directed the 
Serjeant-at-Arms to open the door, and allow the Member unwell 
to retire; xc11. 294. 


India Board, President of: 


594. Inconvenient to Public Business; sworn; Lxxxi1. 195. 


Ireland : 


595. Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant; sworn; txxxvit. 
156. 


Petitioners or Petitioned against : 

596. Names of Members set aside, they being petitioned 
against, or having presented Election Petitions (or being Peti- 
tioners); Lxxv. 232.—.Lxxvi. 66.—LXxvul. 183.—LxxxuI. 157,— 
EXXAV. 384.—LXXXV1. 131. 644.—LXxXvull. 111.—xc. 156. 


House informed by a Member, during the proceedings | 


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(8.)—Members excused, §c.—continued. 
Returns : ’ 

597. Members’ Names set aside on account of their Return not 
having been brought in Fourteen Days; txxv. 322,.—.xxvi. 66.— 
Lxxx. 120.—.Lxxxul. 427.—LxxxIv. 96,—.Lxxxvi. 283. 696.— 
LXXXVII. 156.—LXXXvIII. 216.—Lxxxix. 446. 


Secretaries of State : 
598. One of His Majesty’s Principal; inconvenient to Public 
Business; sworn; LXxxil. 343. 


Secretary to the Treasury : 


599. Inconvenient to Public Business; sworn; txxxu. 343,— 
LXXXVIII, 183. 356. 


Sitting Member and Voter: 

600. One of the Sitting Members for the Borough, and being 
also a Member of the Corporation, and having thereby a right to 
vote for Members to serve for the said Borough, considered 
himself interested in the decision of the Committee; sworn; 
LXXXIII, 257. 

Voted : 

601. Names of Members set aside as having voted at the Elec- 
tion; Lxxvi. 183,—Lxxx. 120,—.xxxv. 118.—Lxxxvi. 708,— 
LXXXVII. 156,.—LXxxvitl. 327.—Lxxx1x. 446.———Name of a 
Member left on the Reduced List, who having voted at the Elec- 
tion, was declared ineligible to be a Member of the Committee; 
Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, § 21, read; and it appearing that the 
proceedings in relation to the Ballot were informal, Order for 
considering Petition deferred ; txxxvi. 707. 


[N. B.—In 1838, Name of a Member left on the Reduced List; 
Members sworn; Special Report of Adjournment ; Member 
stated in his place, that he was not aware when his Name was 
placed on the List that he had voted ; and having verified the 
same on Oath, Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, § 43, read; Member 
excused from further attendance; xciu1. 317. (London.) 


(9.)—Excuses offered by Members, but not allowed : 


Committees, Chairman of a Public Committee : 

602. Being Chairman of a Public Committee of great moment, 
but not being prepared to swear that the Public Service would 
suffer inconvenience by his absence from that Committee, he was 
not excused; Lxxxv. 118. 


(10.)—Separate Parties and distinct Interests : 

603. Parties applying to be at liberty to appear as separate 
Parties, but not so admitted ; viz. Carlow; xc1. 294.— Dublin 
County ; txxx11. 337.—Pontefract ; Lxxx11. 291.—Wexford Town; 
LXxxv. 118. 


Cases where the House refused to appoint Committees: 

604. Counsel of one of the Sitting Members (Mr. White), 
having stated that the Petitioners alleged Bribery against Mr. 
White only, demanding a Scrutiny of Votes equally against both 
the Sitting Members; and the Petitioners having been heard by 
Counsel in relation thereto; Motion, That the Sitting Members 
be admitted to appear as separate Parties on distinct interests, 
negatived; ~xxxu. 337. [Dublin County Case.]} 


605. Counsel of one of the Sitting Members stated that the 
interests of the two Sitting Members were perfectly distinct; that 
they had no interest in common during the Election, and that they 
ought to be considered as separate Parties; the Counsel for the 
Petitioner acknowledged he was unable to produce any facts to 
show that the Sitting Members had acted in concert; that he 
understood they were distinct ; the Counsel for the other Sitting 
Member having urged that the interest of Mr. Starkie was dis- 
tinct in every particular from that of Mr. Houldsworth, and that 
he claimed to be considered as a separate Party; Motion, That 
the Parties be allowed to appear as separate Parties on distinct 
interests; negatived; txxxu1. 291. [Pontefract Case.] 


606. Counsel informing the House that he appeared at the Bar 
on the part uf George Harrison Read, the Mayor of Wexford, and 
Returning Officer for the said Borough at the last Election, to 
whom a Notice from Mr. Speaker, and an Order of the House 
had been sent, to appear by himself, his Counsel or Agents, when 
the Petition of Freemen complaining of that Election was ordered 
to be taken into consideration; and that under the provisions of 
Act 9 Geo. IV., he ought to be permitted to appear as a separate 
Party before the said Committee; Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, 8. 36; 
read; Motion, That George Harrison Read, the Mayor of Wex- 
ford, and Returning Officer for the said Borough, be per 
mitted to appear as a separate Party before the said Committee; 
negatived ; uxxxv. 118. [Weaford Case.) 


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(10.)—- Separate Parties and distinct Interests—cont?. 


Cases where the House refused, §c.—continued. 


607. Counsel informing the House that he appeared at the Bar 
on the part of George Rous Keough, Sheriff of the County of 
Carlow, and Returning Officer for the said County at the last 
Election, to whom a Notice from Mr. Speaker, and an Order of 
the House had been sent, to appear by himself, his Counsel or 
Agents, when the Petition of Freeholders and Electors complain- 
ing of that Election was ordered to be taken into consideration ; 
and the said Counsel submitted to the House, that he considered 
the present was a case in which the Returning Officer ought to be 
admitted to appear as a separate Party, and to be allowed to strike 
the List as a Party, on account of the serious Charges preferred 
against him in the Petition; and the Counsel for the Petition 
having been heard, and the Counsel for the Returning Officer 
having been heard in reply, Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, s. 36, read; 
Motion made and Question proposed, That George Rous Keough, 
Sheriff and Returning Officer, be permitted to appear as a separate 
Party before the said Committee; and a Debate arising there- 
upon, and a doubt having been expressed by several Members, 
whether under the provision of the said Act, the House could 
entertain that Question, there not being more Petitions than one on 
distinct interests, or complaining upon different grounds, and an 
appeal having been made to the Chair thereupon; Mr. Speaker 
stated it to be his opinion, that the power of deciding upon that 
Question was not taken away from the House by the said Act; 
Entry in the Journal of the 2d March 1830, with relation to the 
proceedings of the House in the case of the Wexford Election, 
read; Question again proposed that the Returning Officer be 
permitted to appear as a separate Party ; Amendment proposed, 
but not made, “ That it appears to this House, that in this case 
there are not more than one Petition presented on distinct interests, 
or complaining of the Return and Election on different grounds ;” 
Main Question, That the Returning Officer be permitted to appear 
as a separate Party before the said Committee, negatived; xcut. 
294. [Carlow County Case.] 


(11.)—Nominees : 


608. Nominated by Counsel on drawing the List of Forty- 
nine ; LXXv. 232,—.LxxVI. 77.—LXxvil. 183.—LXXxIxX. 345.—LXxx. 
120.—LXXXI1. 157.—Lxxxu. 162. (Nominees not appointed after 
passing of Act 9 Geo. LV. c¢. 22.) By the Sitting Member, 
no Counsel attending for him; txxv. 306.———The name of a 
Member being drawn to serve on Committee on one Petition, such 
Member nominated as Nominee by Counsel on another Petition 
appointed to be taken into consideration the same Day; Lxxv. 
358.—LXXVI. 316.—LxxxIl. 291. 307. 337. 386. 





609. Nominee chosen by the Thirteen Members remaining on 
the List, the Nominee proposed by Counsel for Petitioners ad- 
mitted to oppose Right of Election, not being in the House, and 
the said Counsel declining to nominate another Member; txxv. 
345, 346. 


610. Nominee chosen by the Thirteen Members remaining on 
the List; no Counsel or Agent appearing for Sitting Member on 
Ballot; txxv1. 76.—— By the Thirteen Members remaining on 
the List; Petitioners, Sitting Members or Counsel having de- 
clined nominating them; Lxxv. 306. 


G11. Added to the Reduced List by the House, on the return 
of the Counsel and Agents to the Bar; txxv. 235.—Lxxvi. 250.— 
LXXVII. 185.—LXX1x. 347.—LXXX. 123.—LXXXI. 228,—LXXXIl. 159. 
——LXXxxill. 167. 


612. Named by the House, on Ballots on Petitions relative to 
Elections ; txxxvuil. 159. 475, 547. 


613. Lists of the Names of the Forty-nine Members, when 
drawn, delivered to the Counsel (for both Parties); txxv. 233.— 
UXXVI. 77.—LXXVII. 183.—LXXx1x. 845.—Lxxx. 120.—LXXXII. 157. 
“LXXxilI. 162. 


614. Lists of the Names of the Thirty-three Members (after 
9Geo. IV.), when drawn, delivered to the Clerk appointed to 
attend the said Committee; Lxxxiv. 96.—Lxxxv. 99.—LXXXVI. 
156. 696.—Lxxxvil. 156.—.Lxxxvill. 131.—Lxxx1x. 204.—xc. 156. 
—xcil. 295. 


615. On return of Counsel, Agents and Parties, the Clerk 
appointed to attend the Committee [the Clerk of Elections and 
Privileges] delivers a Reduced List to the House; txxv. 285.~ 
EXXVL, 50,—LXXVII. 185,——-LXx1x. 347 .—LXxxx. 123.—Lxxx1. 228.— 
UXXXUL, 159,.—Lxxxi. 167. [After 9 Geo. IV. the Clerk appointed 
to attend the Committee]; Lxxxiv. 98.—Lxxxv. 101.—LXXxv1, 364. 
644.—ixxxvil, 47.—LXXXVIII. 123.—LxxxIx. 206.—xc. 159.— 
XCH, 295, 


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(11.)—Nominees—continued. 

616. Reduced Lists, with Nominees added thereto, called over, 
and Names entered in the Journals; uxxv. 235.—.xxvi. 250.— 
LXX VII, 185.—LXXIX. 347.—LXxx. 123.—LXXXI. 228.—Lxxx11.159.— 
LXXXII. 167. Reduced Lists called over, and Names entered 
in the Journal [after 9 Geo. IV.]; uxxxiv. 98.—.xxxv. 101.— 
LXXXVI. 364. 644.—LXXXVII. 47.—LXXxvIlII. 123.—1Lxxx1x. 206.— 
xc. 159.—xc11. 295. 





(12.)—Return of Parties to the Bar : 


617. The Counsel and Agents before mentioned, viz. the 
Counsel and Agents who were called in, and withdrew, on Ballots 
had that Day, or the Counsel and Agents in the case of the par- 
ticular Election [where two Ballots are appointed for one Day,] 
being returned to the Bar; the Clerk appointed to attend said 
Committees delivered into the House Reduced Lists, to which 
Lists the Nominees being added, the same were called over, and 
the Names of the Members entered in the Journals; and the said 
Fifteen Members, being the Select Committee for trying the merits 
of the Petitions, were sworn by the Clerk at the Table, in the 
usual manner, and thereupon Counsel and Agents withdrew; and 
Order, that Committees do meet forthwith in one of the Committee 
Chambers; txxv. 306.—.xxvi. 250.—Lxxvit. 185.—Lxx1x. 347.— 
LXXX. 123.—LxXxXI. 228.—Lxxx1I. 159.—.Lxxx111. 167. 


618. The Counsel and Agents, &amp;c. (after 9 Geo. IV. c. 22.) 
being returned to the Bar, the Clerk appointed to attend the said 
Committee delivered in to the House a Reduced List; the same 
was called over, and the Names of the Members entered in the 
Journals ; and the said Eleven Members, being the Select Com- 
mittee, &amp;c. (see supra, 617); LXxxIv. 98.—Lxxxv. 101.—Lxxxv1. 
364. 644.—LxXxxvil. 47.—LxXXviil. 123.—.Lxxx1x. 206. 


619. Where either Party decline nominating Members, or 
where no Person appears for Sitting Members, or for Petitioners in 
case of double Returns, or where one of the Persons named in a 
double Return does not Petition, the Clerk appointed to attend 
the Committee delivers in to the House a Reduced List of the 
Names of the Thirteen Members, which are entered in the 
Journals; thereupon the said Thirteen Members and the Counsel 
and Agents withdraw, and the Thirteen Members being returned, 
the Counsel and Agents are again called in; then the Clerk ap- 
pointed to attend the said Committee informs the House that the 
said Thirteen Members had chosen a Member to serve on the said 
Committee ; and the Names of the Two Nominees are added to 
the said Thirteen Names; and the said Fifteen Members, being 
the Select Committee fur trying the merits of the Petitions, are 
sworn, &amp;c.; Lxxv. 306.—LXxxvI. 76. 

620. The Counsel and Agents, in the case of the City of Dublin 
Election, being returned to the Bar, the Clerk appointed to attend 
the said Committee delivered in to the House a Reduced List; 
and the same was called over, and entered; and Notice being 
taken that the Name of a Member was left on the Reduced List 
who had voted at the last Election for the said City, Act 9 Geo. 
IV. c. 22, s. 21, read; and it appearing to the House that the 
Proceedings, in relation to the Ballot for the said Committee, 
were informal, in consequence of the Name of a Member who 
had voted at an Election being placed on the List of Thirty-three 
Members, which was delivered to the Parties to be reduced for 
the purpose of forming a Committee to try the merits of the said 
Election; Consideration of Petition deferred; txxxv1. 707. Par- 
ties called in; Order for considering Petition read; Motion for 
calling over Reduced List delivered in yesterday, and swearing in 
the Members to form Committee, negatived ; Motion for adjourn- 
ing Ballot till a future Day, withdrawn; 708. Ballot and Com- 
mittee, 708, 709. See supra, 200. 


621. TheCounsel and Agents, &amp;c. being returned to the Bar, the 
Clerk appointed to attend the said Committee delivered in Reduced 
List, and the same was called over and entered; and the Members 
of the Committee being as usual come to the Table to be sworn, and 
Joseph Pease, Esq'*,a Quaker, being one of the said Members, Mr. 
Speaker submitted to the House whether Mr. Pease was capable of 
serving on the said Election Committee without having been sworn ; 
Act 22 Geo. II. c. 46, for allowing Quakers to make Affirmation 
in cases where an Oath is or shall be required, read; Report 
(11 February) from Select Committee appointed to search the 
Journals of the House, and to report to the House such Prece- 
dents and such Acts or parts of Acts of Parliament as relate to 
the Right of the People called Quakers to take their Seats in Par- 
liament, and to the Privilege conferred upon them to make their 
solemn Affirmation in Courts of Justice and other Places where 
by law an Oath is allowed, authorized or required to be taken, 
read ; and the House being unanimously of opinion that Mr. Pease 
was capable of serving on the said Committee, the rest of the 

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Committee were sworn, and Mr. Pease made his solemn Affirma- 
tion; txxxvit. 357. [Coleraine Case.] 


622. The Counsel and Agents, &amp;c. being returned to the Bar, 
the Clerk appointed to attend the said Committee delivered in to 
the House a Reduced List, and the same was called over and 
entered; and a Member not appearing upon his Name being 
called, the Proceeding, with respect to the swearing of the Mem- 
bers to serve upon the said Select Committee, was postponed ; and 
the House proceeded to other Business; and the said Member, 





being come into the House, in his place stated that he was not 


VII. Special Reports,—re/ative to— 


(1.)—Right of Election : 
Berwick-upon-Tweed : 

623. “In the Burgesses who have been regularly admitted 
and sworn; That a Burgess who has gone to reside without the 
Precincts of the Borough, whenever he returns within its Limits, 
has a right to exercise and enjoy all the Rights and Privileges of 
the Borough, unless he has in the meantime, for just cause and in 
regular form, been amoved by the Corporation, and so disfran- 
chised ;” txxx1. 334. 


Bishop’s Castle : 

624. “In the Resident and Non-resident Capital Burgesses of 
Bishop’s Castle, and the Common Burgesses who have been resi- 
dent a Year and a Day before the Day of Election, and have a 
legal Settlement in the said Borough;” ixxv. 316. 


Boroughbridge : 

625. “ In those Persons whose Names shall appear in the Roll 
or Court-call of the Manor of Aldborough as Tenants of Burgage 
Houses, or the Sites of Burgage Houses, in Boroughbridge, and 
shall have been duly admitted thereon, according to the custom of 
the Manor, being resident within the said Borough ;” txxv. 285. 
Petition of Thomas Mortimer and others to oppose the deter- 
mination; txxvi. 34. Petition of James Flintoff and others to 
defend the determination, 291. Report, “ That the Right of 
voting for the Borough of Boroughbridge is in the Occupiers as 
Tenants from year to year, or for a greater Estate, of ancient 
Burgage Houses, and Houses built upon the Sites of ancient 
Burgage Houses, situate in Boroughbridge, such Occupiers being 
bond fide resident therein, and being or having given Notice to 
be put upon the Court-call of the Manor of Aldborough as Tenants 


of such Houses ;” 352. 





Bossinney : 

626. “Inthe free Burgesses of the said Borough, possessed of 
Lands of Inheritance within the same, and resident within the 
Parish of Tintagel; such free Burgesses having been previously 
presented by a Jury at one of the Courts Leet of the said Borough, 
and sworn in accordingly ;” ixx1x. 365. 


Callington : 

627. “ In Freeholders of Houses or Lands within the Borough, 
resident or non-resident, and in beneficial Leaseholders of entire 
Tenements, consisting of Houses or Lands within the Borough for 
years, determinable on a life or lives, being resident Householders 
for Forty Days before the day of Election, and rated to the Poor 
at Forty Shillings at the least ;” xxv. 301. Petition of John 
Rowe Snow and others against the determination; txxvi. 34. 
Petition of William Seymour and others to defend the determina- 
tion, 126. Report, That the Right of Election for the said 
Borough is “in Freeholders of Houses or Lands within the 
Borough, resident or non-resident ; and in Persons holding Lands 
or Houses within the Borough under Leases granted by the 
Owner of the Freehold for terms of years determinable on a life 
or lives, or in the Assignees of the whole subsisting interest granted 
by such Leases; such Persons being resident Householders for 
Forty Days before the Day of Election, and rated to the Poor at 
Forty Shillings at the least ;” 266. 


Calne : 

628. “In the ancient Burgesses of the said Borough only, 
meaning by the term ‘ Ancient Burgesses,’ Burgesses duly elected 
and sworn according to the ancient Constitution of the Borough 
of Calne ;” txxxvi. 135. Petition of George Page and others, 
Inhabitant Householders, against the determination of the Select 
Committee of the last Session respecting the Right of Election ; 
ixxxvi. 566. Day appointed for considering Petition, 706. Con- 
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(12.)—Return of Parties to the Bar—continued. 


present at the Ballot this day ; and it appearing to the House that 
the Proceedings, in relation to the Ballot, were informal, in con. 
sequence of the Name of a Member, who was not present at the 
Ballot, having been entered on the List of Thirty-three Members 
which was delivered to the Parties to be reduced ; Order for gon- 
sidering Election Petition deferred till the morrow; Act 9 Geo. 
IV. c. 22, s. 29, read; the House was adjourned by Mr. Speaker, 
without a Question first put, till the morrow; xc. 275, 276, 
[Ennis Case.] 






(1.)—Right of Election— continued. 


Carlow Borough : 

629. “That the right to choose a Burgess to represent the 
said Borough in Parliament, is in the Sovereign and Free Bur- 
gesses of the said Borough, and that the Freemen of the said 
Borough have no voice or right to a vote in any such Election;” 
LXXXVI. 273. 


Carnarvon : 


630. “That the ancient and reserved Right of voting in the 
Election of a Member to serve in Parliament for the Town and 
Borough of Carnarvon in the County of Carnarvon, not including 
Bangor, but so far as relates to the Town and Borough of Car- 
narvon aforesaid, and to the several Towns, Boroughs or Places of 
Pwllheli, Conway, Nefin and Criccieth, respectively sharing in 
the Election with Carnarvon, is in the Inhabitants of those respec- 
tive Places paying Scot and Lot;” txxxvin. 423. Petition of 
Jared Jackson and others against the determination; txxxvim. 
479, 


Coleraine: 


631. “ That all the Inhabitants of the Town of Coleraine, and 
the Jurisdiction and Liberty of the same, being admitted to their 
Freedom of the said Town, were, before the Irish Reform Act, 
entitled, as Burgesses of the said Town, as well as the Mayor, 
Aldermen and Twenty-four Burgesses, to vote in the Election of 
Members to serve in Parliament for the Borough of Coleraine; 
and that since the said Act, and subject to the provisions thereof, 
the Mayor, Aldermen and all the Burgesses hereinbefore men- 
tioned, and all other Persons qualified under the said Act, are 
now legally entitled to vote at every Election of Members for the 
said Borough ;” txxxvit. 406. 


Dover: 


632. “That the Right of Election is vested in the Freemen 
and Free Burgesses, Inhabitants of Dover, but not in them ex- 
clusively ; that the Right of voting is in the Freemen and Free 
Burgesses, Inhabitants of Dover; and that the non-inhabitant 
Freemen, as well as the Inhabitant Freemen and Free Burgesses 
of the Town and Port of Dover, have voice in the Election of 
their Barons to serve in Parliament ;” txxxi. 180. Petition of 
John Halcomb, Esq", and others, against the determination; 
LxxxIv. 9, Pp. Petition of William Luddington, Esq", to defend 
the determination, 239. Report, “ That the Right of voting is 
in the Freemen and Free Burgesses, Inhabitants of Dover; and 
that the non-inhabitant Freemen, as well as the inhabitant Free- 
men and Free Burgesses of the Town and Port of Dover, have 
voice in the Election of their Barons to serve in Parliament;” 
274. 


Huntingdon : 


633. “Inthe Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of the Borough 
of Huntingdon, being Members of the Corporation ;” ixxx. 139. 
Petition of Inhabitant Householders against the determination ; 
Lxxx. 641. Petition of Inhabitant Householders, also of Samuel 
Wells of the Borough of Huntingdon, against the determination 
of the Select Committee of 1825; uxxx1. 16. Petition of Bur- 
gesses of Huntingdon to defend the determination, 191. Report, 
“In favour of the determination of Select Committee of 1825,” 
246. 


Limerick City, and County of the City : 


634. “Inthe Freeholders of the said County, and in such 
Freemen of the said City as had served Apprenticeships, or were 
resident therein at the time of their admissions to their respective 
Freedoms ; That no person can be admitted a Freeman of the said 
City who has not served an Apprenticeship therein, or who is not 
resident therein at the time of his admission; That, subject t0 


the foregoing limitation, the Sons of Freemen, the Sons-in-law of 
Freemen, 












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VII. Special Reports—(continued)—relative to— 


(1.)—Right of Etection—continued. 


Limerick City, and County of the City —continued. 


Freemen, and Persons having served Seven Years Apprenticeship 
to Freemen of the said City, are entitled to the Freedom of the said 
City, and to vote at Elections for thesame; That persons ad- 
mitted to the Freedom of the said City, by virtue of an Act passed 
in the fourteenth and fifteenth years of the reign of his late 
Majesty King Charles the Second, intituled, ‘An Act for encou- 
raging Protestant Strangers and others to inhabit and plant in the 
Kingdom of Ireland,’ or by virtue of the New Rules of the said 
City, are entitled to vote at Elections therein, during their 
Family’s constant Residence, and their own Residence for the 
most part therein, and no longer;” xxv. 383. Petition 
of John Standish and others, also of Sir William Stamer, 
Baronet, and others, against the determination; txxv1. 29. Peti- 
tion of Colonel Richard Bourke, also of the Corporation of 
Limerick, to defend the determination, 159. 297. Report, That 
the Right of Election for the City and County of the City of Li- 
merick is “in the Freeholders of the said County of the said City, 
and in such Freemen of the said City as were resident therein 
at the time of their admissions to their respective Freedoms ; 
That the Eldest Sons of Freemen, and Persons who have married 
the Daughters of Freemen, and Persons who have served Seven 
Years Apprenticeship to Freemen of the said City, are entitled to 
the Freedom of the said City, and to vote at Elections for the 
same,” 368. 


Looe, East : 
635. “ Inthe Mayor and Burgesses of the said Borough, being 


Members of the Corporation ;” txxxt1. 344. 


Looe, West : 
636. ‘In the Mayor and Burgesses of the Borough of Port- 
bighan, otherwise West Looe, being Members of the Corporation 
of the said Borough, and being Inhabitants of the Town of West 


Looe;” txxvi. 197. 
Ludlow : 
637. “In the Twelve Aldermen, the Twenty-five Common 


Councilmen, and the rest of the Sworn Burgesses at large of the 
said Borough;” 1xxxm. 439. Petition of Edmund Lechmere 
Charlton, Esq", complaining of the determination of the Com- 
mittee, offered, and, by leave, withdrawn, 456. Petition re- 
newed ; Lxxx111. 37. Petition of Voters to defend the Right of 
Election, 251. Report in favour of determination of Committee 
of 1826-7, 263. 





Marlborough : 
638. “In the Mayor and Burgesses only ;” txxxvt. 137. 


Mawes, St. : 

639. “In the Mayor or Portreeve and Burgesses, being Inha- 
bitant Householders resiant within the Borough, paying Scot and 
Lot, and in the Freeholders possessed of Freeholds in the Bo- 
rough;” Lxxxvi. 180. 


Petersfield : 

640. “In the Freeholders of Lands or ancient Dwelling- 
houses, or Shambles, or Dwelling-houses or Shambles built upon 
ancient foundations, within the said Borough, such Lands and 
Dwelling-houses being entire ancient Tenements;” xxv. 315. 
—Petition of Electors against the determination; .Lxxvi. 28. 


Petition of Hylton Joliffe, Esq'*, to defend the determination, 326. | 


Report, That the Right of Election is “in the Freeholders of 
Lands or ancient Dwelling-houses, or Shambles or Dwelling- 
houses, or Shambles built upon ancient foundations, within the 
said Borough; such Lands, Dwelling-houses and Shambles not 
being restricted to entire ancient Tenements,” 393. 


Portsmouth : 

641. “In the Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of the said Bo- 
rough only;” Lxxv. 275. Petition of Sir George Garrett and 
others against the determination; txxvi. 11. Petition of Joseph 
Smith and others to defend the determination, 261. Report in 
favour of the determination of Select Committee of 1820, 346. 





Rye: 
642. That the Right of Election for Barons to serve in Par- 
liament for the said Town and Port of Rye is only in the Mayor, 








Jurats and Freemen inhabiting the same, and paying Scot and | 


Lot; such Freemen being duly admitted as Barons and Freemen, 
according to the ancient customs and usages of the said Town 
and Port of Rye, and in conformity with the Privileges granted 
to the said Town and Port by Royal Charter; That it appears 
from the Records of the Town of Rye, that it was an ancient 
custom of that Town that every Person born within that Town, 


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(1820—1837.) 









(1.)—Right of Election—continued. 


Rye—continued. 


and being of honest behaviour, and capable and in good sort 
deserving, was entitled to be made free, by taking the Oath 
appointed to be taken by Barons and Freemen, and administered 
by the Mayor and Jurats; if the Son of a Freeman, to be so made 
free by his Father’s Copy ; and if not the Son of a Freeman, then 
upon the Payment of a Fine, the amount of which was regulated 
from time to time by Decree of the Hundred Court; That it 
further appears from the same Records to have been an ancient 
custom of the said Town of Rye, that every Stranger who had 
come into the Town, and had inhabited and there dwelt by a 
whole Year and a Day, and who had occupied some honest Craft, 
and was of good guiding and conversation, and desired the Fran- 
chise, should be admitted thereto by the Mayor and Jurats in 
Pleyn Common Court, by taking the Oath appointed to be taken 
by Barons and Freemen, and upon paying to the Commonalty a 
Fine, the amount of which was to be awarded by the Mayor and 
Jurats under the authority of Decrees of the Hundred Court; 
That it further appears from the said Records, that it was an 
ancient custom of the Town of Rye that the Mayor was allowed, 
once during every Mayoralty, to make one Freeman gratis, with 
the consent of Seven Jurats; txxxv. 429. Petition of the Rev. 
George Augustus Lamb against the determination; txxxv. 648. 
Order for considering Petition discharged; Petition to lie on 
the Table; 648. Petition renewed ; txxxvi. 39, Pp. Petition 
of De Lacy Evans, Esq'*, and Benjamin Smith, Esq", to defend 
the determination of the Select Committee, 106, rp. Considera- 
tion of Petitions adjourned, 152. Ballot and Committee, 156. 
158. Report, That the Right of Election of Barons to serve in 
Parliament for the Town and Port of Rye, “is only in the Mayor, 
Jurats, and in the Freemen inhabiting in the said Town and Port, 
and paying Scot and Lot, duly admitted and sworn; That it 
appears to the Committee, that by the ancient usages of this Town 
and Port, there are three ways of making Freemen, viz. :—1st. 
The eldest Sons of Freemen, born after their Fathers are free, have 
a right at Twenty-one Years of Age, and may demand their Free- 
dom; 2d. That every Mayor may make one gratis during his 
Mayoralty ; 3d. That any Person may be made free, with the 
consent of the Majority, at an Assembly of the Mayor, Jurats and 
Freemen ; That the usage of the Port is, that if any Person so put 
up to be made free of the said Town be rejected, he cannot be 
put up again in the same Mayoralty ;” txxxvi. 190. 








Warwick County : 

643. “In the Freeholders of the County of Warwick only, and 
that no Person in virtue of any Freehold situate in the County of 
the City of Coventry has any Right to vote at any Election of 
Members for the County of Warwick ;” txxvi. 334. 


Wexford Town cr Borough : 

644. That the Right of Election for Members to serve in 
Parliament for the said Town or Borough of Wexford is “in 
such Freemen of the said Town or Borough as had served Ap- 
prenticeships therein, or were resident therein at the time of their 
admission to their respective Freedoms ; that no Person can be 
admitted a Freeman of the said Town or Borough who has not 
served an Apprenticeship therein, or who is not resident therein 
at the time of his admission ; that, subject to the foregoing limita- 
tions, the Persons having served Seven Years Apprenticeship to 
Freemen of the said Town or Borough are entitled to the Freedom 
of the said Town or Borough, and to vote at Elections for the 
same; that all Persons admitted to the Freedom of the said Town 
or Borough, by virtue of an Act passed in the fourteenth and 
fifteenth years of the reign of his Majesty King Charles ILI., 
intituled, “An Act for encouraging Protestant Strangers and 
others to inhabit and plant in the Kingdom of Ireland,” or by 
virtue of the “ New Rules,” are entitled to vote at Elections for 
Members of Parliament therein, according to the directions of the 
said Act and New Rules; txxxv. 175. 


Wigan : 
645. “In the In-Burgesses paying Scot and Lot, and the 


Honorary Burgesses duly admitted and sworn ;” Lxxxv1. 274. 


(2.)—Bribery and Treating : 


Berwick-upon-Tweed : 

646. “That Sir David Milne had by his Agents acted in vio- 
lation of the Statute 7 Will. III. c. 4;” uxxv. 384.——That John 
Gladstone, Esq", was guilty of Treating at the last Election ; 
LXXXL. 334. 


Carrickfergus : 


ELECTION S—continued. 














VII. Special Reports—(continued)—relative to— 
(2.)— Bribery and Treating—continued. 


Carrickfergus : 

647. “That the most gross and scandalous Bribery appears to 
have prevailed on both sides at the late Election for the Town and 
County of the Town of Carrickfergus, and that although it does 
not appear that the said Conway Richard Dobbs, Esq", did per- 
sonally take any part in such Bribery, yet that his Return was 
procured by his Agents and Friends by Bribery; That a great 
proportion of the Constituency, composed of Freemen of the Cor- 
poration, have been influenced solely by Bribery in giving their 
Votes at the late Election, and it appears to the Committee that 
similar corrupt practices have prevailed at former Elections for 
the said Town and County of the Town of Carrickfergus ; That 
the Committee beg leave to submit to the most serious attention 
of the House the Evidence of gross Bribery and Corruption which 
appears upon the Minutes of Evidence ;” Lxxxvitt. 271. 


Clare County: 

648. That James Patrick O’Gorman Mahon was by his 
Friends and Agents guilty of Bribery at the last Election ; 
LXXXvI. 340. 

Dublin City : 

649. That Robert Harty and Louis Perrin, Esq'**, were by 
their Agents guilty of Bribery at the last Election; txxxvi. 734. 
That the Committee feel it to be their duty specially to report 
to the House that Eight Persons, namely, Matthew Madden, 
George Osborn, Patrick Finucane, Oliver Richards, John For- 
syth, Charles Dempsey, James Baldwin, and Andrew Hutchinson, 
were struck off the Poll as having voted under a corrupt expect- 
ation, and having subsequently received Money; but the Com- 
mittee are unanimously of opinion that there is no Evidence that 
Messrs. West and Hamilton, for whom they voted, were either 
directly or indirectly implicated in such corrupt Practices; xct. 
364. 





Evesham Borough : 

650. That Sir Charles Cockerell was by his Agent or Agents 
guilty of Bribery at the last Election; txxxvi. 168. That 
Archibald Kennedy, Esq'*, commonly called Lord Kennedy, was 
by his Agent or Agents guilty of Bribery at the last Election ; 
LXXXVI. 168. 





Grantham : 

651. “ That at the last Election for the Borough of Grantham, 
James Hughes, Esq", by sundry acts of Treating, did act in vipla- 
tion of the statute of the 7 Will. III. c. 4, whereby he is incapa- 





citated to serve in Parliament upon such Election ; That a practice 
has subsisted for several Elections, in the Borough of Grantham, 
of paying sums of Money to Out-voters, under colour of indemni- 
fying them for loss of time; and Committee are of opinion that 
the said practice is highly illegal, subversive of the freedom of 
election, and tending to the most dangerous corruption;” To lie 
on the Table; xxv. 435. Resolution read again, and Motion, 
That the practice of paying Money to Out-voters at the Elections 
of Members, under colour of indemnifying them for loss of time, 
is highly illegal, &amp;c., resolved in the affirmative; 443. 


Grimsby, Great : 

652. That at the last Election for the Borough of Great Grims- 
by, George Harris, Esq'*, and John Villiers Shelley, Esq'*, were 
guilty, by their Agents, of Treating; Lxxxvi. 715. 


Hertford Borough : 

653. “ That Bribery and Treating prevailed previously to and 
during the last Election for the said Borough of Hertford ;” 
LXXXxvill. 251. 


Ipswich Borough : 

654. “ That Robert Adam Dundas, and Fitzroy Kelly, Esq", 
were, by their Friends and Agents, guilty of Bribery and Corrup- 
tion at the late Election for the Boreugh of Ipswich; and that 
Arthur Bott Cooke, John Bury Dasent, Esq'*, John Pilgrim, and 
others, were guilty of Bribery at the said Election;” xc. 324. 


Liverpool : 
655. That gross Bribery and Treating prevailed during the last 
Election; txxxvi. 441. 


Londonderry City : 

656. That an extensive system of Treating, conpled with other 
corrupt Practices, was carried on and promoted, previous to and 
during the late Election for the City of Londonderry, by the Mem- 
bers of a certain Society, called the Independent Club, most of 
whom were Electors of the said City, and nearly one third of 
whom were Publicans; That the said Club was opposed to the 
interests of the Sitting Member, who was in no way implicated in 
the Practices of the said Club; txxxvutt. 270. 


(2.)—Bribery and Treating—continued. 
Newry : 

657. That although it has not been proved that the Sitting 
Member was implicated by the existence of unlawful Practices 
during the late Election for the Borough of Newry, it appears that 
a system of Bribery prevailed there to a considerable extent, in 
which Members of a Club called “ The Union” were concerned ; 
and the Committee wish to direct the attention of the House to 
the part taken in these transactions by James Lisle and other 
Electors ; Lxxxvuit. 163. 

‘ 
Penryn: 1 

658. “That gross Bribery and Treating prevailed during the 
last Election; but it does not appear that Mr. Manning (the Sit- 
ting Member) was concerned therein ;” txxxu. 297. Entries in 
Journal read; Bill ordered, 442. (See supra, 67.) Reports from 
Select Committees of 1807 and 1819, with Minutes of their Pro- 
ceedings ; To be re-printed; 442. 


Retford, East: 

659. That Sir Robert Dundas was, by his Agents, guilty of 
Treating at the last Election; That William Battie Wrightson, 
Esq", was by his Agents, guilty of Treating at the last 
Election; That the Committee consider it their duty to di- 
rect the serious attention of the House to the corrupt state of 
the Borough; it appears from the Evidence of several Witnesses, 
that at Elections for this Borough it has been a notorious, long- 
continued and general practice for the Electors who voted for the 
successful Candidates to receive the sum of Twenty Guineas from 
each of them; so that those Burgesses who voted for both the 
Members returned, have customarily received Forty Guineas for 
such exercise of their Elective Franchise; it further appears, that 
an expectation prevailed in the Borough that this custom would 
be acted upon at the last Election, although they have no sufficient 
proof that such expectation was encouraged by the Candidates 
then returned; Minutes ordered; txxxu1. 417. Presented, and, 
with Report, to be printed; Day appointed for taking Report into 
consideration; 426. Considerationof Report deferred; 467.515. 
Petition of Burgesses of East Retford, praying to be heard in 
defence of their ancient Rights; 521, rp. Report further consi- 
dered; Resolutions concerning the corrupt state of the Borough, 
and Bill ordered for excluding the Borough from electing Mem- 
bers to serve in Parliament, &amp;c.; 543. See supra, 71. 


Warwick Borough : 

660. “That gross Bribery appears to have prevailed at the 
late Election for the Borough of Warwick, on the part of the 
Agents of the Hon. Sir Charles John Greville; That although Sir 
Charles John Greville does not appear personally to have taken 
part in such Bribery, yet that his Return is in a great measure to 
be attributed to Bribery ;” txxxvut. 396. 


(3.)— Void Elections : 

661. Bath City; With respect to both Citizens, it being a 
double Return [By Resolution of the House]; txxxiv. 101.——— 
Berwich-upon-Tweed; So far as relates to Sir David Milne; 
LXXv. 384. So far as relates to John Gladstone, Esq'*; txxxu. 
334.———Carlow County ; xc. 291. Clare County ; So far 
as relates to James Patrick O’Gorman Mahon; .txxxvi. 340. 
——— Colchester; So far as relates to Daniel Whittle Harvey, 
Esq'*, [he not being qualified}; .xxv. 374. So far as relates 
to Andrew Spottiswoode, Esq'®; txxxvi. 411.———Cork City ; 
So far as relates to Gerard Callaghan, Esq'*; 1xxxv. 125,——— 
Drogheda Town and Borough; xc. 204.——Dublin City; . 
LXXXVI.734,_————_ Dungarvon ; LXxx1x.225,_———Durham City; 
So far as relates to Sir Roger Gresley ; cxxxv1. 350.———Lves- 
ham; With respect to both Burgesses; Lxxxvi. 168.———Forfar, 
ke., District of Burghs; So far as relates to the Honourable John 
Stuart Wortley; cxxxvi.167.—— Grantham; So far as relates to 
James Hughes, Esq’; txxv. 435, ——— Grimsby, Great ; LXXxvl. 
715.——TIpswich Borough; With respect to both Burgesses ; 
xc. 324. Hertford Borough; txxxvit. 251.———Liverpool ; 
LXXXxVi. 441,———Londonderry Uity ; Lxxxvi. 369.———Pem- 
broke ; ixxxvi. 863.——Retford, East; With respect to both 
Burgesses ; Lxxxit. 417. Truro; With respect to both Bur- 
gesses, it being a double Return [By Resolution of the House] ; 
LXXV. 243. 


(4.\—Returning Officers, Riots, ¥c. : 
Carmarthen County : 
662. That the Sheriffs of the County of Carmarthen were not 
justified by the circumstances as proved in making the Special 
Report to the Crown Office, dated 30 April 1831; uxxxvi. 741. 























Coventry 











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VII. Special Reports—(continued)—relative to— 
(4.)—Returning Officers, Riots, §c.—continued. 


Coventry : 

663. That during the late Election riotous and tumultuons 
proceedings took place in the said City, and that grievous out- 
rages and assaults were committed on the persons of several 
Electors and others during the said Election; That the Mayor 
and Magistrates were culpably negligent of their duty in taking no 
effectual measures to preserve the peace of the City during the 
said Election; That the conduct of James Weare, the Mayor, 
was more especially improper and unbecoming the dignity of his 
office; That outrageous and riotous proceedings have fre- 
quently taken place at former Elections for Members to serve in 
Parliament for the City of Coventry; That the Mayor, Recorder 
and Aldermen have by Charter an exclusive Jurisdiction within 
the City and County of the City of Coventry, and the Committee 
think it highly expedient to provide some better security than 
is likely to be provided by the Magistrates of Coventry, to preserve 
the peace within the said City and County thereof, and to prevent 
the repetition of the same disgraceful scenes; That it is the 
opinion of the Committee, that the House be moved for leave to 
bring in a Bill to give to the Magistrates of the County of Warwick 
concurrent Jurisdiction with the Magistrates of the City and 
County of the City of Coventry; That the Evidence adduced 
before the Committee be laid before the House for its considera- 
tion; Ordered, That the Report be taken into consideration upon 
a certain day; be printed; and that Minutes of the Proceedings 
of the Committee be laid before the House; txxx1. 297. House 
proceeded to take Report into consideration, and Bill to give the 
Magistrates of the County of Warwick concurrent Jurisdiction 
with the Magistrates of the City and County of the City of 
Coventry; Ordered, 483. See supra, 55. 


664, [1833.] That during the late Election for Members to 
serve in Parliament for the City and County of the City of 
Coventry, riotous and tumultuous proceedings took place in the 
said City, and that serious outrages and assaults were committed 
on the persons of the several Electors and others during the said 
Election; That at the late Election the Sheriffs of the City of 
Coventry caused to be erected only one Booth, divided into ten 
compartments, for taking the Poll at such Election; That it 
would have been expedient to have erected different Booths in 
several places for taking the Poll at the said Election, and tnat 
owing to the want of such an arrangement great opportunity was 
given for riot and disturbance; That the Magistrates of the City 





of Coventry have an exclusive Jurisdiction within the said City 


and County of the said City; That although Disturbances were | 


apprehended at the said Election, no adequate or effectual measures 
were adopted for preserving the peace of the City, or protecting 
the persons of the Electors from violence during the said Election ; 
That the conduct of the Sheriffs of the City was highly cul- 
pable in not taking sufficiently prompt and efficient measures for 
securing order and regularity during the late Election; Report to 
lie on the Table; Minutes ordered ; txxxvitt. 265, 266. 


Galway County : 
665. 

the late Election, by which houses were destroyed, several persons 
lost their lives, and others were grievously injured; and from the 
Evidence brought before the said Committee it further appears 
that the constituted authorities of the County and the Town of 
Galway did neglect their duty in not affording to the Voters in 
the interest of Mr. Lambert efficient protection in tendering their 


That an organized system of rioting prevailed throughout | 


ELECTION S—continued. 





Votes at the said Election, although a sufficient Military and Civil 
Force were present in the Town of Galway during the Election, 
and if called on would have been adequate to the preservation of 
the peace of the said Town and County; That the Committee 
do request the House to take into its consideration the Evidence 
which has been adduced before this Committee, with a view to 
institute any further inquiry, if such should be found necessary ; 
and to take such measures as to the House may seem fit to secure 
the future freedom of Election in the County of Galway; Minutes 
of Evidence ordered ; txxx11. 407, 


Pembroke : 

666. That the conduct pursued by the High Sheriff, and by 
those acting under him, was strongly marked by a culpable neg- 
lect on his part, partiality on the ‘part of the Under-Sheriff and 
some of the Sub-Sheriffs, and the inefficient conduct of the Assessor ; 
That the Committee consider it to be their duty to report in such 
terms, more especially as they found their decision that the Elec- 
tion is void, on the strong impression of such improper conduct 
having prevailed; uxxxvi. 864. 


GEN. INDEX. 


LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 














(5.)—Petitions reported Frivolous and Vevatious : 
667. Dover; Of John Halcomb, Esq’; ixxxvi. 353. 
Ipswich ; The opposition to the Petition of Electors by the Sitting 
Members; xc. 324. Londonderry ; Of Andrew Alexander 
Watt, &amp;c.; ixxxvint. 270.———Mayo County; Of Joseph 
McDonnell; .xxxvi. 398. Nottingham; Of Caractacus 
D’Aubigny Shilton, Thomas Brocksopp, Joseph Pocklington and 
Thomas Hind; uxxv. 342.——— Tregony Borough ; Of Richard 
Gurney and Charles King, Esq'**; txxxvi. 377. 


(6.)—Absence of Members of Committees : 


On account of their own Illness : 

668. That Committee met, when the Chairman informed them 
he had received a Certificate from a Surgeon, that a Member was 
too ill to attend, and that Committee adjourned ; and the Member 
(reporting) having delivered in Certificate, and Surgeon not being 
in attendance, the absent Member’s Servant called in, and 
stated, that the Surgeon attended his Master that morning, and 
that he saw him write the Certificate, but does not know why he 
is not in attendance; Motion, That the Member be excused; 
House informed that Surgeon was professionally engaged, but 
would be in attendance in the course of the evening; Further De- 
bate postponed; Resumed, Surgeon attending; he was called in, 
and examined upon Oath, and Member excused for not attending 
that day; Lxxv. 367. 


669. ThatCommittee met pursuant to adjournment, when Chair- 
man informed the Committee he had received Letters or Doctors’ 
Certificates from Members of the Committee, informing him that 
they were prevented by indisposition from attending Committee (or 
Members of the Committee receive similar Letters) ; and that Com- 
mittees adjourned (till the morrow, or from Saturday to Monday) ; 
Medical Persons examined on Oath, and Members excused for not 
attending that day, and have leave to absent themselves from further 
attendance ; Lxxv. 359.—Lxxvi. 257.—Lxxx11. 304. 307. 369. 407. 
—LXXXVI. 157. 344.—LXxxvill. 324. 385. 427.—Lxxx1x. 461.— 
xc. 177.—xcl1. 256.—And Member excused for not attending 
that day; Lxxxrv. 269. 








670. That Committee met pursuant to adjournment, when the 
Chairman informed the Committee, that he had received a Letter 
from a Member of the Committee, informing him that he was 
prevented by indisposition from attending the Committee this day 
(Thursday), and that Committee adjourned; Medical Person 
examined on Oath, and Member excused for non-attendance ; 
txxxv. 377. That Committee met on Friday morning last, 
pursuant to their adjournment of Thursday, when the Chairman 
informed the Committee he had received another Letter from the 
same Member, informing him he was prevented by indisposition 
from attending the Committee on that day, and Cémmittee ad- 
journed till Half-past Three o’clock on Monday, when said Mem- 
ber sent a Third Letter, stating his continued inability to attend, 
and the Committee adjourned, 386. Medical Person examined 
on Oath, and Member excused for non-attendance, and from fur- 
ther attendance on the Committee, 387. 


671. That Committee met pursuant to adjournment, when one 
of the Members not being present, the Committee were informed 
by a Medical Person that he had been called in to attend the said 
Member, who was prevented by indisposition from attending the 
Committee, and that Committee adjourned (from Saturday to 
Monday); Committee met (on Monday morning), and all the 
Members being present, Member confirmed statement of Medical 
Person, and stated his inability to attend was owing to indispo- 
sition; and Committee adjourned ; Medical Person examined, and 
Member excused; Lxxxu1. 356. 


672. That Committee met pursuant to adjournment, when one 
of the Members of the Committee not attending, the Committee 
continued to sit for one hour, and then adjourned till the morrow ; 
Member ordered to attend; txxxv. 109. Medical Person exa- 
mined on oath, and Member excused for his non-attendance, and 
from further attendance on the Committee, 119. 


673. That Committee met pursuant to the Speaker’s Warrant, 
and that Member reported, That a Letter had been received from 
a Member of the Committee, by the Clerk of the Election Com- 
mittees, stating that he was confined by a severe fit of illness in 
Ireland, and inclosing a Medical Certificate of the Surgeon of the 
said Member’s Regiment, stating the impossibility of his attendance 
for Three Weeks; Clerk of Election Committees examined on 
Oath, proved the receipt of Letter inclosing Certificate ; Clerk to 
Messrs. Greenwood examined on Oath, and proved the hand-writ- 
ing of Surgeon; Member excused for non-attendance, and from 
further attendance on the Committee ; txxxu. 244. 


674. That 
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518 


ELECTIO NS—continued. 





VII. Special Reports—(continued)—relative to— 


(6.) —Absence of Members of Committees—cont*. 
On account of their orn Iilness—continued. 

674. That the Committee met on Saturday last at Eleven of 
the Clock, pursuant to their adjournment of the preceding day, 
when the Chairman informed the Committee that he had received 
a Letter from one of the Members of the Committee, stating that 
he was prevented by a fit of gout from attending the Committee ; 
and that he had also received a Letter from a Surgeon, certifying 
that the said Member had been attacked that morning with gout 
in the left foot, to such an extent as to render him quite unfit to 
leave his room; and, in consequence thereof, the Committee 
adjourned till this day (Monday), when the Committee met, and 
the said Member being still absent, the Committee adjourned till 
Eleven o’Clock to-morrow morning; Medical Person examined ; 
and Member excused for his non-attendance and from further 
attendance on the Committee; Lxxxvi. 689. 

675. That the Committee met on Saturday last, pursuant to 
their adjournment of the preceding day, when the Chairman 
informed the Committee that he had received a Letter from a 
Physician, acquainting him that a Member was prevented by in- 
disposition from attending the Committee on that day, and that 
the Committee then adjourned until this day ; that the Committee 
met this day, pursuant to their adjournment of Saturday last, 
when the said Member was still absent ; thata Medical Gentleman 
attended, and stated to the Committee that another Member was 
unable to attend the Committee this day in consequence of indis- 
position; and that the Committee then further adjourned until 
Eleven o’Clock to-morrow morning; Medical Person examined 
respecting the first Member’s health; Member excused his non- 
attendance on Saturday and to-day; Medical Person examined 
respecting the state of the second Member’s health, and Member 
excused his non-attendance ; Lxxxvil. 161. 

676. That Committee met and proceeded to Business ; that one 
of the Members of the Committee having been taken seriously ill, 
the Committee was obliged to adjourn before the usual time of 
adjournment; Medical Person examined on oath, who stated that 
Member is now unable to attend, and that his illness is of such a 
description that he will be unable to attend for some days; Mem- 
ber excused for not attending the Committee after Three o’Clock 
in the day, and have leave to absent himself from any further 
attendance on the Committee ; txxxrx. 479. 

677. That Committee met, pursuant to adjournment, when 
a Letter was received from a Member, stating that he was unable 
from illness to attend the Committee; Medical Person examined, 
and Member excused his attendance and from further attendance 
on the Committee ; xc. 511. 

678. That Committee met pursuant to adjournment, and one 
of the Members of the Committee not being present, the Com- 


mittee continued to sit for one hour, and then adjourned till | 


the morrow; Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, s. 44, read; Entry in the 
Journal of 15 March 1832, with relation to the Proceedings of 
the House in case of the Dorset Election Committee, read ; Mem- 
ber in his place stated, that having attended his duty in the House 
till nearly Four o’Clock in the morning, he had been prevented 
by indisposition from attending the Committee ; and having verified 
the same on oath, he was excused his non-attendance; xc. 197. 


679. That Committee met pursuant to adjournment, and that 
one of the Members not attending, the Committee then adjourned 
till a future day ; and the Member being in his place, stated that 
he had been taken very ill on Sunday night, and was so ill on 
Monday morning that i: was then out of his power to attend the 
Committee; and having verified the same upon oath, Member 
excused his non-attendance; xc. 323. 


On account of Death of near Relations: 

680. That Committee met, when Chairman produced a Letter 
which he had received that morning from a Member and Nominee, 
stating that he had just received the account of the Death of a 
very near Relation, which made it impossible for him to attend, 
and requesting Chairman would move the House that he may be 
discharged from attending; and that Committee then adjourned ; 
Member excused for not attending, and have leave to absent 
himself from further attendance; txxv. 315. 

681. Member informed the House, that one of the Members of 
the Committee had received intelligence of the Death of a near 
Relation; Member excused further attendance on the Committee ; 
LXxxul. 199. 


On account of other Causes: 

682. That Committee (of last Session) met pursuant to the 
Speaker’s Warrant, when it appeared that Two Members, who 
were originally Members of the Committee, had vacated their 
Seats; txxxtr. 244.—xc1. 92. 








(6.)—A bsence of Members of Committees—cont'. 
On account of other Causes—continued. 

683. That Committee (of last Session) met pursuant to the 
Speaker’s Warrant, when a Member of the said Committee not 
attending, Committee continued to sit for one hour, and then 
adjourned ; Member in his place stated, that he understood that 
Committee had agreed to meet at Twelve o’Clock instead of 
Eleven o’clock, as no Business could be proceeded in until the 
Names of the Members who had vacated their Seats had been 
reported to the House; and having verified the same upon oath, 
Member excused; txxxut1. 244, 

684. That Committee met this afternoon at Three o’Clock, pur. 
suant to their adjournment of yesterday, and one of the Members of 
the Committee not attending, the Committee continued to sit for 
one hour, and then adjourned till Eleven o’Clock to-morrow ; the 
Member reporting also informed the House that, in consequence of 
application from Counsel and the absence of material Witnesses, 
no Business was contemplated to-day, and they believe the absence 
of the said Member was from misapprehension, and that he will 
attend the Committee to-morrow at Eleven o’Clock ; Member in 
his place stated, that it was entirely from misapprehension he had 
not attended the Committee, and from his misunderstanding that 
the Committee was not to meet to-day; and having verified the 
same upon oath, Member excused; Lxxxvu. 196. 

685. That Committee met pursuant to adjournment, and that 
one of the Members not attending, the Committee continued to sit 
for one hour, and then adjourned; Order, That the said Member 
do attend in his place on the morrow; xc. 324. Member being 
come into his place, stated to the House that after the adjonrn- 
ment of the Committee on Monday, a discussion arose as to when 
it was necessary to meet again, when he understood it was settled 
not to meet again until after the next meeting of the House; that 
he understood it was afterwards found necessary for the Committee 
to meet on that day, and that Notices were sent to all the Members 
except himself; and having verified the same upon oath, he was 
excused his non-attendance ; xc. 324. 


(7.)—Adjournment of Committees: 
At the Request of Counsel: 

686. That the Committee might have leave to adjourn to 
a certain day, in consequence of the application of Counsel to 
allow the Parties time to investigate the Lists of Objections, and 
classify the Voters; Leave given; Lxxx1x. 495. 


On account of Absence of Members: 

687. That the Committee met pursuant to adjournment, when 
the Chairman of the Committee stated that he was prevented by 
illness from performing the duties of a Member of the Committee ; 
and that the said Committee, in consequence of the indisposition 
of the said Chairman, and the pressing necessity of another 
Member of the Committee to absent himself upon domestic affairs, 
and with the consent of all parties before the Committee, resolved, 
That the House be moved, that leave may be given to the Com- 
mittee to adjourn (all Parties having given their consent) until the 
18 May (from 16 April); Leave given; xc. 229. 


On account of the Absence of material Witnesses: 

688. Member acquainted the House, that owing to an appli- 
cation (on the part of the Petitioners) for an adjournment for 
a few days, in consequence of the absence of material Witnesses, 
he was directed by the Committee to move for leave to adjourn, at 
the rising of the Committee, till a particular day ; Lxxxu. 356. 
Report read, and leave given, 258.- (On the part of one of 
the Sitting Members) and leave given; txxx11. 378.———(On the 
part of the Sitting Members, acquiesced in by the Counsel for the 
Petitioners) and leave given; Lxxxviit. 202. 

689. Member informed the House, that the Committee cannot 
properly proceed for want of a material Witness, who is not expected 
to arrive (from Ireland) till a certain day; and that the Parties 
concerned have no objection to an adjournment; Leave given to 
adjourn to a particular day; txxxvit. 433. 


On account of Appointment of Commissioners tu take Evi- 
dence in Ireland: 

690. That the Parties (or some or one of the Parties) having 
applied for a Commission under Act 42 Geo. III. c. 106, Com- 
mittee had accordingly made an Order for the appointment of 
Commissioners to examine Evidence in Ireland ; that the Parties 
interested had agreed in nominating three Barristers, who thereby 
became Commissioners; that the Chairman had issued a Warrant 
to each of the Commissioners, and had addressed to Chairman of 
Commissioners a true copy of the Petition, &amp;c.; that the Com- 
mittee had made certain progress, and that they ask permission to 
adjourn until Mr. Speaker shall direct them to re-assemble ; re 

Orders 








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VII. Special Reports—(continued)—relative to— 
(7.)—Adjournment of Committees—continued. 
On account of the Appointment of Commissioners to take 
Evidence in Ireland—continued. 
Orders for Leave accordingly ; On Election Petitions for,— Dublin 
City; xc. 228.— Westmeath; uxxxn. 429. Mr. Speaker 
acquaints the House, that he had by Warrant, inserted or to be 
inserted in the London Gazette, directed Committees to re- 
assemble; txxv. 89.—xcl. 19. 





For special Reasons: 

691. Member acquainted the House, That Petitioners having 
made considerable progress in their case, and the Committee having 
come to several Resolutions, which would, from the principles 
thereby laid down, materially reduce the number of individual 
objections contained in the several Lists as exchanged between 
the Parties, the Committee had directed him to move the House 
for leave to adjourn from the rising of the Committee to-morrow 
to a particular day ; and Leave given; Lxxxu. 388. 

692. Member acquainted the House, that owing to an appli- 
cation, on the part of the Sitting Member, for an adjournment for 
a few days, in order to enable him to proceed with his case, in 
consequence of his being refused a general Commission to examine 
Witnesses in Ireland, he was directed by the Committee to move 
for leave to adjourn from the rising of the Committee to-morrow 
until Tuesday next; Leave given; Lxxx11. 388. 

693. Member acquainted the House, that he was directed to 
apply for leave to adjourn until a certain day, to afford the several 
Parties time to prepare the several Lists and Statements which 
they are required to deliver in, previous to the Committee issuing 
their Warrants for a Commission, the Petitioners, Ralph Smyth, 
Esq‘, and others, having gone through certain parts of their case, 
and the Petitioners, Sir Richard Nagle, Bart., and others, having 
applied for a Commission to try their case in Ireland, and the 
Committee having come to a Resolution that they would grant 
same; and Leave given; Lxxxu1. 413. 

694. Member informed the House, that in consequence of the 
endorsement in the Return not being signed by the Returning 
Officer, and for the purpose of giving the Petitioners time to 
produce the Poll-books, or authenticate the said endorsement, he 
is instructed by the Committee to move the House, That the Com- 
mittee may have leave to adjourn from the time of their rising 
until a certain day ; Leave given; Lxxxviil. 212. 

695. Member informed the House, that the Committee had 
directed him to make the following application, That it appeared 
to the Committee that Sir George Rich, a Witness under exami- 
nation before them, had been served with the Speaker’s Warrant 
to produce certain Documents specified therein, and which are 
now in the City of Dublin, where such Warrant was served; but 
these Documents have been withheld in that City by the inter- 
vention of other Persons; and that it appears to the Committee 
that these Documents are essentially necessary to be produced for 
the purposes of justice ; but that it will be advisable to adjourn the 
sittings of the Committee until a certain day, to give time for the 
production of the Documents in question; Leave given the Com- 
mittee to adjourn accordingly ; Lxxxvuit. 252. 


(8.)— Witnesses and Evidence : 
Of Witnesses absconding : 
Grantham : 

696. That the Speaker’s Warrants had been issued to procure 
the attendance of Sir William Manners, William Atter, Hugh 
Manners and Richard Armson Jarvis; and it appeared to Com- 
mittee, that due diligence had been used in serving same; and 
that said Persons had not attended the Committee ; Motion, That 
they be taken into the custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms, withdrawn ; 
and Order that Short-hand Writer do attend with Minutes of 
Evidence taken before Committee; ixxv. 402. Short-hand 
Writer called in, and at the Bar read Extracts from Minutes; 





Motion, That Sir William Manners be taken into the custody of 
the Serjeant; Amendment proposed to Question, to leave out 
certain words, in order to add the words “do attend this House 
upon Monday next,” but not made; Orders, That Sir William 
Manners, and that R. A. Jarvis be taken into the custody of the 
Serjeant; Motion, That Hugh Manners be taken into the custody 
of the Serjeant, withdrawn; and Order that he do attend the 
House upon Monday next; Motion, That Atter be taken into the 
custody of the Serjeant; Amendment proposed and made; and 
Order that Atter do attend the House on Monday next; 404. 
Serjeant called upon to give an account of what had been done 
for taking Sir William Manners and Jarvis; Messenger informed 
the House of his ineffectual attempts to execute the Orders ; Reso- 
lutions, That Sir William Manners and Jarvis had absconded ; 
Addresses that His Majesty would immediately issue Proclama- 
tions with Rewards for apprehending them ; 419. Deputy Serjeant 


GEN. INDEX. 


LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 











(8.) — Witnesses and Evidence—continued. 
Of Witnesses absconding—continued. 


Grantham—continued. 


informed the House that Jarvis had surrendered himself; Order 
for presenting Address relative to him discharged; and Jarvis 
committed to Newgate; Order for the Keeper of Newgate upon 
Monday, and from time to time, to bring him to the Committee, 
as often as Committee shall require; and Mr. Speaker to issue 
his Warrants accordingly; 423. Order for the attendance of 
Hugh Manners and Atter read and discharged; 430. Serjeant 
informed the House that Sir William Manners had surrendered 
himself; Order for presenting Address relative to him discharged ; 
Sir William Manners committed to Newgate; and Mr. Speaker 
to issue his Warrants accordingly ; 430. Petition of Jarvis to be 
discharged ; to lie on the Table, and to be printed; and Order, 
That Jarvis be brought to the Bar to-morrow, in order to his being 
reprimanded and discharged; Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants 
accordingly; 438. Jarvis reprimanded and discharged, 443. 
Petition of Sir William Manners, alleging his ill-health, and 
praying to be discharged, without his personal attendance at the 
Bar of the House; the Surgeon of Newgate examined on the 
state of Sir William Manners’ health; a Member present con- 
firmed his statement; Sir William Manners ordered to be dis- 
charged from Newgate, upon payment of his Fees; and Mr. 
Speaker to issue his Warrants accordingly; 467. 


Ipswich Borough : 


697. That John Bury Dasent, Esq'*, John Bond, Arthur Bott 
Cooke, Robert Burcham Clamp and John Pilgrim were guilty of 
absconding to avoid being served with the Speaker’s Warrant; 
and that John Eddowes Sparrowe and John Clipperton, the 
avowed Agents of the Sitting Members, and Peter Frederick 
O’Malley, Esq", one of the Counsel employed by the Sitting 
Members, aided and abetted them in keeping out of the way, to 
avoid giving their Evidence before the Committee; xc. 324. 
Motion, That Bond, Cooke, Clamp, O’Malley, Sparrowe and 
Clipperton be for their said several and respective Offences taken 
into the custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms, &amp;c.; Debate adjourned, 
324. Debate resumed ; Question amended ; Ordered, That Bond, 
Cooke, Clamp, O’Malley, Sparrowe, Clipperton, Dasent and Pil- 
grim be taken into the custody of the Serjeant, &amp;c.; 330. The 
Serjeant informed the House that he had taken Dasent and Clip- 
perton into his custody; Petition of Dasent, expressing contrition 
for his offence; 335. Motion, That Dasent be brought to the 
Bar, in order to his being reprimanded and discharged; Question 
amended; Petition to be printed; Dasent committed to the cus- 
tody of the Serjeant; 336, Serjeant informed the House that he 
had taken Bond, Cooke, Clamp, O’Malley and Sparrowe into his 
custody ; Petitions in extenuation of their offences to be printed ; 
341. From Bond, 341. Cooke, Clamp, O’Malley, 342. Spar- 
rowe, Dasent, Clipperton, 343. Resolutions, That Bond, Cooke, 
Clamp, Dasent, Sparrowe, O’ Malley and Clipperton have been 
guilty of Breaches of the Privileges of the House; Committed to 
Newgate; 343, 344. Petitions for their discharge from custody ; 
to be printed; From Dasent, Sparrowe, 384. Bond, Cooke, 
Clamp, Clipperton, 385, Petition of Dasent read; Dasent to 
be brought to the Bar, in order to his being discharged; Peti- 
tion of Sparrowe read; Petition of Magistrates, Clergy, Gentry, 
and Inhabitants of Ipswich, entreating the House to extend their 
lenient consideration to the case of Sparrowe, 390. Motion, That 
Sparrowe be brought to the Bar in order to his being discharged, 
negatived; Petition of Bond read; Motion, That Bond be 
brought to the Bar in order to his being discharged, withdrawn ; 
Petition of O’Malley for his discharge from custody; Day ap- 
pointed for considering it; to be printed; Dasent brought to the 
Bar, and addressed by Mr. Speaker; what was said by Mr. 
Speaker to be entered in the Journals ; 391. Petition of O’Malley 
considered ; and a Member in his place having informed the 
House that he had a Medical Certificate from Mr. Bransby 
Cooper, in which he states that O’Malley is in a very delicate 
state of health, and that further confinement in the Gaol of New- 
gate might be injurious to it; Mr. Cooper ordered to attend ; 
Petitions of Bond, Clamp and Cooke read; Bond, Clamp and 
Cooke ordered to be brought to the Bar in order to their being 
discharged ; 399. Mr. Cooper examined on oath as to the state 
of O’Malley’s health ; Motion, That O’Malley be brought to the 
Bar, in order to his being discharged, withdrawn; 403. Bond, 
Clamp and Cooke brought to the Bar, and addressed by Mr. 
Speaker; what was said by Mr. Speaker to be entered in the 
Journals; 403. House informed that Dr. Farr, the Medical 
Attendant of O’Malley, attended at the door and was ready to 
give the House information respecting the state of O’Malley’s 
health; Dr. Farr examined; O’Malley ordered to be brought to 
the Bar in order to his being discharged; 409. O’Malley 

brought 


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VII. Special Reports—-(continued)—relative to— 
(8.) — Witnesses and Evidence—continued. 

Of Witnesses absconding—coutinued. 
Ipswich Borough— continued. 
brought to the Bar, and addressed by Mr. Speaker; what was 
said by Mr. Speaker to be entered in. the Journals; 409. Peti- 
tion for discharge from custody; From Sparrowe, 474, Pp. From 
- Clipperton, 474, p. Petition of Sparrowe read; Sparrowe to be 
brought to the Bar in order to his being discharged; Petition of 
Clipperton read ; Motion, That he be brought to the Bar in order 
to his being discharged; Debate thereupon adjourned, 478. 
Sparrowe brought to the Bar; addressed by Mr. Speaker; what 
was said by Mr. Speaker to be entered in the Journals, 481. 
Debate respecting Clipperton further adjourned, 484. 488. Clip- 
perton to be brought to the Bar, in order to his being discharged, 
497. Clipperton brought to the Bar ; addressed by Mr. Speaker ; 
what was said by Mr. Speaker to be entered in the Journals ; 500. 


Of Witnesses being summoned, and not appearing : 


Drogheda Town and Borough : 

698. That it appears, from Evidence adduced before the Com- 
mittee, that Catherine Adams, John Doyle and Thomas Ferrall, 
having been duly summoned by the Speaker’s Warrant, had dis- 
obeyed such Warrant, and had not appeared before the Com- 
mittee; Ordered to be taken into the custody of the Serjeant-at- 
Arms, and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrant; xc. 384. Order 
for taking said Parties into custody discharged, (on Report of the 
determination of the Election Committee) ; 393. 


Ipswich Borough : 

699. That John Pilgrim (after having absconded to avoid 
service of the Speaker’s Warrant) having at length been served 
with the Chairman’s (See Report of Committee; xc. 478.) 
Warrant, was prevented attending the Committee by being 
arrested on a charge of embezzlement, made against him by 
Messrs. Sewell, Blake, Keith and Blake, under very suspicious 
circumstances; That the conduct of the Magistrates, Samuel 
Bignold and Edward Temple Booth, Esq‘, before whom 
the said John Pilgrim was charged, appears to the Committee to 
be a Breach of the Privileges of this House; xc. 324. Pilgrim 
ordered to be taken into the custody of the Serjeant, 330. The 
Serjeant informed the House that he had taken Pilgrim into his 
custody ; Serjeant’s Messenger examined as to the custody from 
which he received Pilgrim; Petition of Pilgrim, expressing con- 
trition for his offence, and for his dismissal, to be printed; Reso- 
lution, That Pilgrim has been guilty of a Breach of the Privileges 
of the House ; Committed to Newgate; 344. Petitionof Pilgrim, 
expressing contrition for his offence, and praying for his dis- 
charge from custody, 383. Motion, That Pilgrim be brought to 
the Bar of the House on acertain day, withdrawn; Petition to be 
printed, 384. Petition of Messrs. Sewell, Blake, Keith and Blake, 
complaining of certain Charges made against them in Pilgrim’s 
Petition, and explaining the circumstances of his Arrest, 386, p. 
Petition of Pilgrim read; Pilgrim to be brought to the Bar in 
order to his being discharged ; 390. Pilgrim brought to the Bar, 
and addressed by Mr. Speaker; what was said by Mr. Speaker to 
be entered in the Journals; 391. Samuel Bignold, Edward 
Temple Booth, Thomas Moore Keith, John Pilgrim, Thomas 
Money and Mr. Barnes, Chief Constable of Norwich, ordered to 
attend the House, 399. Two of the Resolutions of the Committee 
of 10th June 1835, relative to the detention of Pilgrim, and the 
conduct of the Magistrates, read ; Matter thereof referred to a Select 


Committee; 421. (See Committees, 936.) Order for Bignold, | 
Booth, Keith, Pilgrim, Money and Barnes to attend the House, 


discharged ; To attend the Select Committee; 421. Report, with 
Resolutions, 478. Motion, That Thomas Moore Keith be taken 
into the custody of the Serjeant; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 
478. Further adjourned, 497. Resumed; Motion withdrawn; 
Second of the Resolutions reported 22d July from Committee 
appointed to consider Resolutions contained in Report from 
Election Committee, read ; Minutes of Evidence relating to Keith, 
read; Resolution agreed to; Resolution, That Keith, having 
aided and abetted the procuring and continuing the absence of 
Pilgrim, to prevent his giving evidence on the Petition against 
the Ipswich Election, and that he having used the charge of 
embezzlement as a means of inducing Pilgrim tu remain in con- 
cealment for the same purpose, has been guilty of a Breach of the 
Privileges of this House; Keith to be taken into the custody of 
the Serjeant, and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants accordingly ; 
House informed, that Keith had surrendered himself; Motion, 


That he be committed to Newgate; and that Mr. Speaker do | 
issue his Warrants accordingly ; Amendment proposed, but not | 


made; Motion agreed to; 501. Petition of Pilgrim, That Keith 
be permitted to proceed to Norwich, in custody, for the purpose 
of giving Evidence on the Trial of the Petitioner on certain 


(8.)— Witnesses and Evidence—continued. 
Of Witnesses being summoned, and not appearing—continued, 
Ipswich Borough—continued. 

charges of embezzlement, 501. Petition of Keith for his discharge 
from confinement to enable him to attend at the Norfolk Assizes 
in a prosecution against Pilgrim; Motion, That Keith be sent 
down to Norwich in the custody of the Serjeant for the pu 
of being produced as a Witness on any charge adduced against 
Pilgrim ; 503. Dehate thereupon adjourned, 504. Resumed ; 
Mr. Speaker informed the House, that he had received a Letter 
from Edmond Wodehouse, Esq'*, a Member of the House, and 
one of the Grand Jury for the County of Norfolk, stating, that 
it appears that the number of Prisoners to be tried before the 
Criminal Court is so much less than usual, that there is no pro- 
bability of the Grand Jury being occupied beyond the afternoon 
of the following Tuesday; and further, that, in the opinion of the 
Legal Advisers for the Prosecution of Pilgrim, they cannot safely 
go before the Grand Jury without the Evidence of Keith; Ques. 
tion again proposed; 508. Amendment proposed, but not made ; 
Question agreed to; Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrant to the 
Keeper of Newgate to deliver Keith into the custody of the 
Serjeant; 509. The Serjeant informed the House, that Keith 
had been taken to Norwich, and that he was brought back in 
custody ; remanded to Newgate; 517. Petition of Keith for 
his discharge; to be printed; 538. Keith to be brought to the 
Bar in order to his being discharged, 543. Keith brought to the 
Bar; addressed by Mr. Speaker; what was said by Mr. Speaker 
to be entered in the Journals; 547. 


Penryn: 

700. That John Stanbury having been summoned by Mr, 
Speaker’s Warrant, had absconded; Ordered, That John Stan- 
bury be taken into the custody of the Serjeant; .xxxn. 297, 
Serjeant called upon to give an account of what had been done 
for taking Stanbury; Messenger informed the House of his in- 
effectual attempts to execute the Orders; Resolution, That Stan- 
bury had absconded ; Address, That His Majesty would issue 
Proclamation with Reward for apprehending him; 345. Ser- 
jeant informed the House that Stanbury had surrendered ; Order 
for presenting Address relative to him discharged; and Stanbury 
committed to Newgate; 351. 


Attendance of Peers as Witnesses: 

701. Member acquainted the House, that owing to an applica- 
tion on the part of the Sitting Member, that a Message might be 
sent to the House of Lords to request their Lordships to give 
leave to Lord Somerhill and Lord Mounteagle to give evidence 
before a Committee, he was directed by Committee to move the 
House for that purpose, and he moved the House accordingly ; 
Ordered, That a Message be sent to the Lords to request their 
Lordships will give leave to Lord Somerhill and Lord Mount- 
eagle to attend and give Evidence before Committee on Tuesday 
next, at half an hour after Ten of the Clock; Ltxxx11. 394. 


702. Member acquainted the House, that owing to an appli- 
cation on the part of the Petitioners that a Message might be sent 
to the House of Lords to request that their Lordships would give 
leave to the Marquis of Salisbury to give Evidence before a Com- 
mittee, and to bring with his Lordship and produce certain 
Leases and Agreements, and Copies thereof, he was directed by 
the said Committee to move the House for that purpose; and he 
moved the House accordingly ; Ordered, That the Report do lie 
upon the Table; txxxvi1. 173. The said Member informed the 
House, that the Marquis of Salisbury having transmitted a Copy 
of one of his Leases to the Committee, it became unnecessary that 
the House should send a Message to the Lords for his attendance, 
179. 


Of Witnesses giving false Evidence, prevaricating, §¢.: 
Ives, St.: 

703. That it is the opinion of the Committee, that there are 
strong grounds for believing that George Patrick Dunn has been 
guilty of Perjury, and that Chairman be directed to move the House, 
that the Attorney General be ordered to prosecute him ; Chairman 
moved the House accordingly, and Order, that the Attorney Ge- 
neral be directed to prosecute Dunn; Lxxv. 332. 


| Limerick : es: 
704, That Henry D’Esterre, Esq", Recorder of Limerick, being 
called as a Witness, was guilty of gross prevarication, and that 





they had committed him to the custody of the Serjeant; D’ Esterre 
committed to Newgate; txxv. 384. Petition of D'Esterre to be 
discharged ; Orders, that Petition do lie upon the Table, and be 
printed; and that D’Esterre be brought to the Bar on Monday 
next, in order to be reprimanded and discharged; 428. D’Esterre 
reprimanded and discharged, 431. 





(9.)—Relative 








ELECTIONS—continued. 





VII. Special Reports—(continued) —relative to— 


(9.)—Relative to the Alteration of Polls taken at 
Elections : 

705. By striking the Names of certain Persons off the Poll, 
as not having any Right to vote ;—Bedford Borough, ixxxvin. 
165.—Carlow County, xc. 570.—xci. 348. Cork City, xc. 234.— 
Droitwich, xc. 162. Dublin City, xc1. 363.—Ennis Borough, xc. 
328.—Galway Town, Lxxxvit1. 332.—Horsham Borough, xc. 297. 
—Ipswich Borough, xc. 324.—Kingston-upon-Hull, xc. 492.— 
Longford County, Lxxxvitt. 251.—xc1. 332.— Mallow Borough, 
yxxxvit. 304. Monaghan, 1xxx1x. 540.—Petersfield Borough, 





pxxxvit. 140.—Ripon Borough, txxxvi. 241. Rochester City, 





(11,)—Other Matters—continued. 


Dublin City—continued. 


general irregularity to prevail in the assessment and collection of 
Municipal Taxes in Dublin; and that from the absence of all 
public notice of their imposition, the uncertainty attending the 
collection, and the liability to payment, attaching in many 
instances to various occupiers of the same premises, the exercise 
of the franchise is frequently subject to impediments and diffi- 
culties, which the Committee cannot believe were contemplated 
by the Legislature; xc1. 364. 


xc. 173.——By adding the Names of certain Persons to the | Limerick City : 
Poll;—Carnarvon Borough, txxxvimt. 423. Coleraine Borough, | 


yxxxvi. 406. Sarum, New, txxxvil. 352.—— By adding the 
Names of certain Persons to the Register and Poll ;—Linlithgow 
County, Lxxxvil. 353. By striking the Names of certain 
Persons off the Poll, and adding others ;—Canterbury City, xc. 
988. Monmouth Borough, xc. 352. Southampton Borough, 
LXXxvill. 251. Windsor, New, Borough, xc. 198. 





(10.)-—Election of Members determined to have been 
Vexatious : 


706. Jedburgh, District of Burghs; Robert Steuart, Esq", 
uxxxvi. 741. Mallow; William Joseph O’Neill Daunt, Esq", 
uxxxvu. 304. Tiverton; James Kennedy, Esq", rxxxvitt. 380. 


(11.)—Other Matters : 
Bedford Borough :—See supra, 705. 


Carmarthen : 
707. That the Sheriffs were not justified by the circumstances 





as proved, in making the special Return to the Crown Office, 
dated 30 April 1831; Lxxxvi. 741. 


Carnarvon Borough :—See supra, 705. 


Dublin City : 
708. “That it appears to this Committee, That certain indi- 
viduals holding official situations in Ireland, or considered to be 
connected with the Irish Government, did at the last Election for 
the City of Dublin, in contravention of the Resolutions of the 


House of Commons, use undue influence in favour of and with a view | 


to aid and assist in the Election and Return of the Sitting Members | 


for the City of Dublin; That the Chairman be requested to move 
that this Report, with the Evidence taken before the said Committee, 
be printed ;” Lxxxvi. 734. That the Committee consider it their 
duty to make known to the House, that they have found a very 


VIII. Special Resolutions of the House 


712. That the Election for Truro is void with respect to Wil- 
liam Gossett and Lord Fitzroy James Henry Somerset, it being a 
double Return as respecting them, the former not having entered 
into his Recognizances, and the latter not having petitioned the 
House; ixxv. 243. 


713. The Deputy Clerk of the Crown ordered to attend with 


° 


IX. Returns amended: 


On account of Mistakes in the Names of Members re- 
turned : 
Newport (Hants) : 

714. Notice being taken that James Joseph Hope Vere, re- 
turned as a Burgess to serve in Parliament for the Borough of 
Newport in the County of Southampton, was unable to take his 
seat by reason of an error in the Return, in which he is called 
John James Hope Vere; and a Member having stated upon his 
own knowledge that the name of the Member for Newport is 
James Joseph Hope Vere; Ordered, That the Deputy Clerk of 
the Crown do attend this House forthwith, with the last Return 
for the Borough of Newport, and amend the same by rasing out 
the words “ John James,” and inserting the words “ James Jo- 
seph” instead thereof; and the Deputy Clerk of the Crown 
amended the same accordingly ; Order, That leave be given to 
petition within Fourteen Days; Lxxxvi. 578. 


By erasing the Names of certain Persons and inserting 
the Names of others instead thereof : 

715. Banff County ; xxxxu. 384. Boroughbridge ; txxv. 289. 
Boston; uxxvi. 84. Bridport; xxv. 334.—Callington ; Lxxv. 
305, Canterbury City; xc. 172. Carlow County; xc. 574. 
Carnarvon Borough; itxxxvim. 146.428. Coleraine ; rxxxv1.726. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1897.) 


709. That during the investigation before the Committee, 
various acts of the Corporation of Limerick, as stated in the Peti- 
tion, were brought to light, which renders it necessary for the said 
Committee to request the House will order the Minutes of Evidence 
to be printed; Order, That the Minutes of Proceedings of Com- 
mittee be laid before the House; txxv.384. Presented; To lie 
on the Table, and be printed ; 384. 


Longford County : 


710. “ That it seems to the Committee highly desirable that 
some declaratory Act should be passed, in order to ensure unifor- 
mity of practice and decision respecting the true meaning and 
intent of certain clauses of the Act to amend the Representation of 
the People in Ireland. The Committee suggest, that Parliament 
should decide by some distinct enactment, whether the admission 
of Voters to the Registry by the Assistant Barrister, ought to be 
deemed conclusive ‘of their right to vote, or whether such Regis- 
try ought to be opened, either partially or entirely, hy an inquiry 
into such Voter’s right, before a Committee of the House of Com- 
mons. The Committee also suggest, that the nature and amount of 
the Elective Franchise in Irish Counties should be defined so 
clearly, that the right to vote may no longer depend upon the vary- 
ing decisions either of Assistant Barristers or of Committees of 
the House of Commons ;” xc. 333. 


Pembroke :—See supra, 666. 


Wexford : 


711. That during the investigation before the said Committee, 
various Acts, as stated in the Petition, were brought to light, 
which renders it necessary for the said Committee to request the 
House will order the Evidence to be printed: txxxv. 176. Order, 
That the Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee be laid 
before the House, 203. Presented, 204, p. 221. 


as to Void Elections: 








the last Return for the City of Bath; txxx1v.96. Attends; Return 
read; and it appearing to be a double Return, and no Petition 
having been presented, complaining of the said Election and 
Return, within the time limited, Resolution, That it is a void Elec- 
tion ; Speaker to issue his Warrant for a new Writ; 101. 

See supra, 666. 


By erasing the Names of certain Persons, and inserting 
the Names of others instead thereof—continued. 
—_xxxvi. 408. Cork City; xc.234. Cork County; xc. 322.— 
Drogheda Town and Borough; xc. 394. Dublin City; xcr. 364. 
—Forfar District of Burghs; ixxxvi. 44]. Forfar County ; 
Lxxxvil. 60.—Galway County; Lxxxu. 412.—Galway Town; 
LXxxvut. 339.—Ilchester; txxxu. 217. Ipswich; txxv. 315.— 
Lxxxul. 227.—Jedburgh, &amp;c. District of Burghs; txxxv1. 744.— 
Limerick City; txxv. 392. Limerick County; uxxxv. 365. 
Longford; ixxxvint. 256.—xcu. 334.—Mallow; txxxvim. 307. 
Monaghan; 1xxx1x. 543. Monmouth Borough; 1xxxvi, 665.— 
Petersfield ; rxxxxvi. 143.—Reading; txxxu. 361. Rye; txxxv. 
438.—Sarum, New; ixxxviit. 356. Seaford, Town and Port; 
Lxxxvi. 350. Southampton Borough; txxxvi. 256.—Wexford ; 
LXXXV. 181.—1Lxxxvi. 283, Windsor, New; xc. 198. 


Double Returns amended : 

716. By rasing out the name of one of the parties returned ; 
Denbigh, &amp;c. Boroughs; itxxx1. 375.———By rasing out the 
name of two parties returned and inserting one other; Queen- 
borough; txxxvi. 148,———By taking off the File one Inden- 
ture, viz.; Bishop’s Castle; txxv. 321, Leominster; ixxxui. 


X. Members 


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522 ELECTION S—continued. 











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X. Members returned for more Places than one make their Election: 


717. Crawford, Arthur Johnstone, For Lisburne; xxv. 213. 
—— -Curwen, John Christian, For Cumberland; .xxv. 209. 
———Denison, John Evelyn, For Nottingham County; txxxvi. 
909.———Duncannon, Lord Viscount, For Kilkenny County ; 
LXXXx1I. 98. Ebrington, Lord Viscount, For Devon; Lxxxvi. 
105. Estcourt, Thomas Grimstone Bucknall, For Oxford 
University ; txxxu. 108. Grant, Sir Alexander Cray, Bart., 
For Aldborough ; txxxu. 109. Hotham, Lord, For Leo- 
minster; LXxxv. 323. Jeffrey, Right Hon. Francis, For 
Perth, &amp;c. District of Burghs; txxxv1. 624. Lowther, Lord 
Viscount, For Westmoreland; Ltxxxvu1. 130,——Lushington, 





Stephen, For Ilchester; txxxvi. 632.——Milton, Lord Vis. 
count, For Northampton County ; ixxxv1. 624. —— Prendergast, 
Michael George, For Galway; Lxxv. 284.-———Russell, Lord 
John, For Devon; Lxxxvi. 624.———Seymour, Horace, For 
Lisburne, txxv. 213. For Bodmin; rixxxm. 112,————Shiel, 
Richard Lalor, For Louth ; txxxv1. 630.——Tennyson, Charles, 
For Stamford ; txxxvi. 638.— —Thomson, Right Hon. Charles 
Poulett, For Manchester; txxxvitt. 124. ——— Tierney, Right 
Hon. George, For Knaresborough; txxv. 214, Weyland, 
Richard, For Oxford County; txxxvi. 645. 


XI. Questions as to Seats being vacated on account of Members accepting 


Offices, &amp;c. 


Chiltern Hundreds : 

718. The House was moved that the Order for Mr. Speaker 
to issue his Warrant for a New Writ for Rye in the room of Peter 
Browne, Esq‘, who, since his election for the said Town and Port, 
hath accepted the office of Steward of the Chiltern Hundreds, might 
be read, and the same being read, House informed that Peter 
Browne, Esq‘, had not accepted the said office. Mr. Speaker 
acquainted the House that he had issued his Warrant, and that the 
Writ had been made out; the House was moved that the entry in 
the Journals of 15 February 1809, of the proceedings of the House 
relative to the supersedeas of the Writ for Stamford, might be 
read, and the same being read, Ordered, That Mr. Speaker do 
issue his Warrant for a supersedeas to the said Writ for the Town 
and Port of Rye; ixxx1. 223. 


Ireland, Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of : 

719. The House was moved that the Order for Mr. Speaker to 
issue his Warrant for a New Writ for Preston, in the room of the 
Honourable Edward Geoffrey Smith Stanley, who, since his 
election for the said Borough, hath accepted the office of Chief 
Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, might be read, and 
the same being read, House informed that Mr. Stanley had not 





Ireland, Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of—contt, 
accepted the said office ; the House was moved that the entries in 
the Journals of 15 February 1809, and 10 April 1826, of the pro- 
ceedings of the House relative to the supersedeas of the Writs for 
Stamford and Rye might be read, and the same being read, 
Ordered, That Mr. Speaker do issue his Warrant for a super- 
sedeas to the said Writ for Preston; txxxvi. 134. 


Madras, Governor of : 

720. The House was moved that the Petition of Electors and 
others of Canterbury, presented to the House on 19 March, and 
16 April 1829, relating to the seat of Stephen Rumbold Lushington, 
Esq", (appointed Governor of Madras) might be read, and the 
same being read, Ordered, That a Select Committee be appointed 
to examine the matter thereof, and to search for precedents, in 
respect of Members of this House accepting offices abroad vacating 
their seats, and to report the same, with their observations there- 
upon, to the House; uxxx1v. 332. (See Committees, 853.) Re- 
port, 366,p. Bill to exclude persons accepting offices in India 
from sitting in the House of Commons; Ordered, 268. See Bills, 
supra. 


XI. Writs (Warrants for New Writs) ordered : 


(1.)—In the room of Members deceased : 


721. Aberdeen, James Ferguson; txxv. 481.———Alban’s 
St., William Tierney Robarts; uxxvi. 3.——Antrim, Hugh 
Henry John Seymour; txxvu. 3.————Arundel, Robert Blake ; 
LXXvVUI. 13, Ayrshire, General Montgomerie; Lxxxtv. 
235. 

722. Beaumaris, Sir Robert Williams, Bart. ; Lxxxv1. 205.———— 
Beeralston, Honourable Henry Percy; txxx. 355. Belfast, 
John M‘Cance; xc. 548, ——— Berwich-upon-Tweed, Henry 
Heneage St. Paul; txxv. 485.—— Berwick, Shire of, Charles 
Marjoribanks; iLxxx1x. 3.——— Brackley, Henry Wrottesley ; 
LXxx. 98,—————- Buckingham County, James Backwell Praed; 
xcrr. 3. 


723. Calne, the Earl of Kerry; xc. 3.———Cambridge 
Borough, Charles Madryll Cheere; txxx. 3.———Cambridge 
University, John Henry Smyth; txxvin. 3.———Carlisle, Sir 
James Graham, Bart.; txxx. 249. Sir Philip Musgrave, Bart. ; 
LXXxi. 3.———Carlow County, Thomas Kavanagh; xcu. 3. 
——— Chester City, Foster Cunliffe Offey; txxxvu. 297. 
Clonmel Borough, Dominick Ronayne; xct. 14.———Cork City, 
the Honourable Christopher Hely Hutchinson; rxxxu. 98. Sir 
Nicholas Conway Colthurst, Bart.; uxxxiv. 415.——~ Cork 
County, Lord Viscount Ennismore; txxxi. 3.———Cornwall, 
Sir William Lemon, Bart.; txxx. 3. ——— Cumberland, John 
Christian Curwen ; txxxiv. 3. 


724. Dartmouth, The Honourable James Hamilton Stan- 
hope; xxx. 209. Sir John Hutton Cooper, Bart.; ixxxrv. 3. 
——— Derby County, Edward Miller Mundy; uxxvitt. 3. 
Devizes, Wadham Locke; xc1. 3.———Donegal County, Earl 
of Mount Charles; txxx. 3.—— Dorsetshire, Edward Berkley 
Portman; wixxvi. 19. Right Honourable John Calcraft; 
LXXXVI. 837. Drogheda, Henry Metcalfe; txxvi. 35. 
John Henry North; ixxxvi. 895. ——— Droitwich, Thomas 
Foley; uxxvu. 3. Dublin City, Right Honourable Henry 
Grattan; ixxv. 312. ——— Dublin County, Hans Hamilton; 
Lxxvill. 3,——— Dumbartonshire, Right Honourable Archibald 
Colquhoun; txxvi. 4. ——— Dundalk, George Hartropp; ixx1x. 
289,————- Dundee, George Kinlock; txxxvit. 251.————_Dun- 
garvan, Honourable George Lamb; Lxxx1x. 3. 





(1.)—In the room of Members deceased—continued. 
725. Essex, Sir Eliab Harvey; txxxv. 87. (Southern Divi- 
sion), Robert Westley Hall Dare ; xc1. 397.——— Evesham, Sir 
Charles Cockerell, Bart.; xer1. 3. Eye, Sir Miles Nightin- 
gale; Lxxxv. 3. 
726. Gloucester (Eastern Division); Sir Berkeley William 
Guise, Bart. ; Lxxxrx. 524. 


727. Higham Ferrers, William Plumer; txxvu. 3.—— 
Horsham, Sir John Aubrey, Bart.; txxx1. 130. John Black- 
burne ; xcit. 304.———Huddersfield, Lewis Fenton; txxxix. 3. 
———Hythe, Sir Robert Townsend Farquhar, Bart.; ixxxv. 
197. 

728. Inverness, §c. Burghs, John Baillie; uxxxvu1. 297. 

729. Kendal, James Brougham; ixxxix. 15.—— King’s 
Lynn, Sir Martin Browne Folkes, Bart.; txxvi1. 3. Marquis of 
Titchfield; xxix. 138.——- Kingston-upon-Hull, David Car- 
ruthers; xc. 328. Kinsale, George Coussmaker}; txxvi. 416. 
—— Knaresborough, The Right Honourable George Tierney ; 
Ltxxxv.17. The Right Honourable Sir James Mackintosh ; txxxvul. 
409. 

730. Lanarkshire, Lord Archibald Hamilton; .xxxi. 3. 
———Lancaster, General Doveton; txx1x. 277. John Fenton 
Cawthorne ; Lxxxvi. 340.——~ Leicester County (Northern 
Division), Lord Robert William Manners; xc1. 3.———Leitrim, 
Luke White ; uxx1x. 156.——Limerick Cownty, Thomas Lloyd; 
Lxxxv. 3.———Lincoln, Coningsby Waldo Sibthorpe; Lxxvu. 
108. ——— Liverpool, Right Honourable William Huskisson ; 
LXXXvI. 105.———London, Alderman Waithman; ixxxvit. 100. 
——— Longford, Lord Viscount Forbes; xct. 3.——— Louth, 
Alexander Dawson; .Lxxxvi. 832. Ludgershall, Earl of 
Carhampton; .Lxxvi. 290. Lymington, Thomas Divett; 
LXxxill. 551. 

731. Maldon, The Honourable George Mark Arthur Way 
Allanson Winn; .xxxu. 3. Malton, John Charles 
Ramsden; xcu. 3.——— Marlon, Gfeat, Owen Williams; 
LXXXVII. 142. _——— Muwes, St., Sir Scrope Bernard Morland, 
Bart.; uxxxv. 326.—— Meath, Sir Marcus Somerville, Bart. 5 
LXXXvI. 664,———— Morpeth, Honourable Frederick Howard ; 


LXXXIX. 3. 
732. Newcastle- 








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ELECTION S—condinued. 523 











(1.)—In the room of Memders deceased—continued. 

732. Newcastle-under-Lyme, William Shepherd Kinnersley ; 
LXXVIII. 475. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Borough, Sir Matthew 
White Ridley, Bart. ; xc1. 676.———Nemport, Cornwall, William 
Northey ; uxxx1. 3. Jonathan Raine; rxxxvi. 624. ———_ Newport, 
Hants, Sir Leonard Thomas Worsley Holmes, Bart; rxxx. 18. 
Northallerton, Henry Peirse; txx1x. 383, ——— North- 
ampton County (Northern Division), Lord Viscount Milton; xct. 3. 
—— Northumberland, Charles John Brandling; txxx1. 13. 

733. Oldham, William Cobbett; xc. 369.—— Orford, Mar- 
quis of Londonderry; txxvi11. 3.——— Oxfordshire, John Fane ; 
LXXxIXx. 76. 

734. Peebles, Sir George Montgomery, Bart.; ixxxvi. 667. 
——— Penryn, Henry Swann; xxix. 307.——— Plymouth, Sir 
William Congreve, Bart.; uxxx1. 383. ——— Portarlington, 
David Ricardo; cxxr1x. 13. 

735. Radnor County, Walter Wilkins; uxxxi1n. 192.——— 
Reigate, Sir Joseph Sidney Yorke; itxxxvi. 624.——— Renfrew 
County, Sir Michael Shaw Stewart, Bart. ; xc11. 3. Roch- 
dale, John Entwisle; xcu. 234.——— Roscommon, Arthur 
French; xxxvi. 2. Owen O’Conor; txxxvi. 630. Ross- 
shire, Thomas Mackenzie; txxviu1. 3.——Roxburghshire, Sir 
Alexander Don, Bart.; txxx1. 245. 

736. Salop, John Cotes; uxxvu. 3. Sir John Kynaston 
Powell, Bart.; txxvit. 3.——— Saltash, Matthew Russell; 
LXXVII. 268.———Sandwich, Joseph Marryat; txx1x. 3.——— 
Seaford, The Right Honourable George Canning; Lxxxiu. 3. 
——Sligo County, Charles O’ Hara; txxviit. 3.————Somerset 
(Eastern Division), William Papwell Brigstock; txxx1x. 3.——— 
Southampton, William Chamberlayne; txxxv. 3. Southwark, 
John Rawlinson Harris; txxxvi. 105.———Stafford Borough, 
Richard Ironmonger; txxxu1. 102.———Staffordshire, Sir John 
Fenton Boughey, Bart.; ixxvi. 456. ——— Steyning, Lord 
Henry Thomas Howard Molyneux Howard; uxx1x. 533.——— 
Stirlingshire, Sir Charles Edmonstone, Bart.; Lxxy1. 290.——— 
Sudbury, Right Honourable Michael Angelo Taylor; txxx1x. 489. 
———— Sussex, Walter Burrell; txxxvi. 481.——Sutherland, 
Sir Hugh Innes, Bart. ; txxxvi. 768. 

737. Tewkesbury, John Martin; txxxvu. 33.——— Thetford, 
Lord James Fitzroy ; uxxxix. 543.———Tyrone, Right Honour- 
able Sir John Stewart, Bart.; txxx. 521. 

738. Warwick Borough, Charles Mills; txxx1. 3.——- War- 
wick County (Southern Division), Edward Ralph Sheldon; xc1. 
470.——— Waterford County, Patrick Power; xc. 625.——— 
Wells, Norman Lamont; ixxx1x. 224. ——— Westmeath, Gustavus 
Hume Rochfort; ixxix. 26.—— Wicklow, William Parnell ; 
LXXVI. 3. Wigtownshire, James Hunter Blair; txxvu. 398. 
—— Wilton, Ralph Sheldon; ixxvi. 3.——~ Winchelsea, 
Lucius Concannon ; txxviu. 19. 

739. Yarmouth, Theodore Henry Broadhead ; txxv1. 3.——— 
York City, Samuel Adlam Bayntun; rxxxrx. 3. 














(2.)—In the room of Members become Peers : 
749. Appleby, Honourable Henry Tufton, now Earl of Thanet; 


LXXXVII. 315. 

741. Bandon Bridge, Lord Viscount Bernard, now Earl of 
Bandon ; txxxvi. 200.——Beeralston, Lord Lovaine, now Earl 
of Beverley; txxxvi. 200.—— Berks, Hon. Richard Neville, 
now Lord Braybrooke; ixxx. 209. Charles Dundas, now Lord 
Amesbury; Uxxxvit. 311. ——— Berwick-upon-Tweed, Lord 
Ossulston, now Earl of Tankerville ; rxxvin. 34. Bossinney, 
Honourable John William Ward, now Lord Viscount Dudley and 
Ward; ixxvin. 333. 

742. Cambridge University, Sir John Singleton Copley, now 
Lord Lyndhurst ; uxxxu. 42. Right Honourable Charles Manners 
Sutton, now Viscount Canterbury ; xc. 98.——— Camelford, Right 
Honourable the Earl of Yarmouth, now Marquis of Hertford ; 
LXxvil. 354. ————- Carlow (Catherlogh County), Sir Ulysses 
Bagenal Burgh, now Lord Downes; uxxx1. 163.——Carmar- 
then, Honourable John Frederick Campbell, now Lord Cawdor ; 
LXXvI, 434,————Castle Rising, The Earl of Rocksavage, now 
Baron Newburgh ; txxvu. 3. Cavan County, Right Honour- 
able John Maxwell Barry, now Baron Farnham ; 1xx1x. 3———— 
Cirencester, Lord Apsley, now Earl Bathurst ; txxx1x. 539. 

743. Derby County, Lord George Cavendish, now Earl of 
Burlington ; ixxxvi. 8833..——— Derby (Northern Division), Lord 
Cavendish, now Earl of Burlington; uxxx1x. 295.———Dover, 
Edward Bootle Wilbraham, now Lord Skelmersdale; uxxxu11. 6. 
——— Down, Lord Viscount Castlereagh, now Marquis of Lon- 
donderry, a Peer of the United Kingdom; txxv1.278. Lord Arthur 
Hill, now Lord Sandys; xct. 794.———Dublin University, The 








GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


——= 


XII. Writs (Warrants for New Writs) ordered —continued. 


(2.)—In the room of Members become Peers—cont'. 
Right Honourable William Conyngham Plunket, now Lord 
Plunket; ixxxu, 426. ——— Durham County, John George 
Lambton, now Lord Durham; Lxxxu. 4. 

744. Ennis, The Right Honourable William Vesey Fitzgerald, 
now Lord Fitzgerald and Vesey; uxxxvu. 73. Essex 
(Northern Division), The Right Honourable Alexander Baring, 
now Lord Ashburton; xc. 228. 

745. Flint, Sir Edward Pryce Lloyd, Bart., now Baron 
Mostyn ; txxxvi. 838.——— Forfarshire, The Honourable William 
Maule, now Baron Panmure ; txxxvi. 833. 


746. Gloucester County (Western Division), The Marquis of 
Worcester, now Duke of Beaufort; xc1. 3.—— Grinstead, East, 
Honourable Charles Cecil Cope Jenkinson, now Earl of Liverpool ; 
LXXXIv. 4, 

747. Hertford, Right Honourable Lord Viscount Cranborne, 
now Marquis of Salisbury ; uxxvit1. 407.——— Huntingdon, Earl 
of Ancrum, now Marquis of Lothian; txx1x. 307. 


748. Kilkenny, Honourable James Wandesford Butler, now 
Earl of Ormonde and Ossory, a Peer of the United Kingdom; 
LXXV. 480.———King’s Lynn, Right Honourable Lord Walpole, 
Earl of Orford; txxvi1. 355. ———Knaresborough, Right Honour- 
able Henry Brougham, now Lord Brougham and Vaux; txxxvi. 
130. 

749. Lincoln County, Honourable Charles Anderson Pelham, 
now Baron Yarborough; txxix. 3. Liskeard, Honourable 
William Eliot, now Earl of St. Germains; txx1x. 3———Louth, 
Lord Viscount Joscelyn, now Earl of Roden, a Peer of the United 
Kingdom; ixxv. 477. Right Honourable John Foster, now 
Baron Oriel; txxvit. 3.———Louth County, Right Honourable 
Thomas Henry Skeffington, now Viscount Ferrard; txxrx. 3. 


750. Malton, New, The Right Honourable Sir Charles Chris- 
topher Pepys, now Baron Cottenham; xc1. 3.———Meath, Earl 
of Bective, now Marquis of Headfort; uxxxv. 4. Mayo 
County, The Right Honourable Dominick Browne, now Lord 
Oranmore; xc1. 248.— —Monaghan, The Honourable Chad- 
wallader Davis Blayney, now Lord Blayney; ixxx1x. 206. 

751. Northamptonshire (Southern Division), Lord Viscount 
Milton, now Earl Fitzwilliam; ixxxvit. 100.—— Nottingham 
County (Northern Division), Lord Viscount Lumley, now Earl of 
Scarborough; xc. 134. 

752. Oxford University, Right Honourable Sir William Scott, 
now Baron Stowell; txxvu. 3. 

753. Perthshire, Earl of Ormelie, now Marquis of Breadal- 
bane; Lxxx1x. 174. Poole, The Right Honourable Sir John 
Byng, now Lord Strafford; xc. 240. 

754. Queenborough, Right Honourable John Charles Villiers, 
now Earl of Clarendon; Lxx1x. 162.———Queen’s County, Right 
Honourable William Wellesley Pole, now Baron Maryborough ; 
LXXVII. 3. 

755. Ripon, The Right Honourable Frederick John Robinson, 
now Lord Viscount Goderich; txxxu. 437. 


756. Sarum, New, Lord Viscount Folkestone, now Earl of 
Radnor; txxx1. 36.——— Shaftesbury, Honourable Edward 
Harbord, now Baron Suffield; txxvuit. 3. Stafford County 
(Southern Division), The Right Honourable Edward John Lit- 
tleton, now Lord Hatherton; xc. 240. 

757. Tipperary County, John Hely Hutchinson, now Viscount 
Hutchinson; txxxvur. 509. 

758. Wallingford, William Lewis Hughes, now Baron Di- 
norben; LXxxvi. 835. WarwickBorough, The Honourable 
Charles John Canning, now Viscount Canning ; xc11. 193.——— 
Wenlock, The Honourable John George Weld Forester, now 
Lord Forester; ixxxut. 419.——— Wexford County, Arthur 
Chichester, now Baron Templemore; Lxxxvi. 837. Robert 
Shapland Carew, now Lord Carew; Lxxx1x. 389.——— Wey- 
mouth and Melcombe Regis, The Right Honourable Thomas 
Wallace, now Lord Wallace; txxxut. 4. Whitchurch, 
Honourable John Robert Townshend, now Viscount Sydney ; 
LXXXVI. 269.——— Wilton, Lord Viscount Fitzharris, now Earl of 
Malmesbury; Ltxxvi. 3.——— Worcestershire (Western Division), 
The Honourable Thomas Henry Foley, now Baron Foley; 
LXXXVIII. 297. ‘ 

759. Yarmouth, Lord Binning, now Baron Melros; txxxu1. 
3.—— York, Honourable Lawrence Dundas, now Lord Dundas; 
LXxv. 332, ——— York County, Right Honourable Henry 
Brougham, now Lord Brougham and Vaux; Lxxxvu. 130. 


Warrants for New Writs ordered to be issued for 
Two Places, in consequence of one Member being 
called up to the House of Peers; txxxvi. 130. 

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ELECTION S—continued. 








XII. Writs (Warrants for New Writs) ordered—continued. 


(3.)—In the room of Members returned for more 
Places than one: 


760. Appleby, Right Honourable George Tierney; Lxxv. 214. 
——— Bandon Bridge, Lord Viscount Duncannon; Lxxx1. 98. 
—— Bletchingley, Charles Tennyson ; txxxvi. 6838.——Car- 
lisle, John Christian Curwen; txxv. 209.——Cumberland, Lord 
Viscount Lowther; txxxvi11. 130.— — Dover, The Honourable 
Charles Poulett Thomson; txxxvu1. 124.———Downton, Thomas 
Grimstone Bucknall Estcourt; txxx11. 108.——— Higham Ferrars, 
Lord Viscount Milton ; .xxxv1. 624. ———Liverpool, John Evelyn 
Denison; txxxvi. 909. Lostwithiel, Sir Alexander Cray 
Grant, Bart.; .txxxt. 109.——WMalton, Right Honourable 
Francis Jeffrey; .xxxvi. 624.———WMilborne Port, Richard 
Lalor Sheil; txxxvi. 630.—— Orford, Horace Seymour; ixxv. 
213. Horace Seymour; Lxxxi. 112. Petersfield, Lord 
Hotham ; txxv. 323. Saltash, Michael George Prendergast ; 
LXXv, 284.———Tavistock, Lord Viscount Ebrington; Lxxxvi. 
105. Lord John Russell; txxxvi. 624. Weymouth and 
Melcombe Regis, Richard Weyland; txxxvi. 645. Winchel- 
sea, Stephen Lushington; Lxxxv1. 632. 


(4.)—In the room of Members whose Elections have 
been determined to be void : 


761. Bath, with respect to both Citizens; txxx1v.101. [By 
Resolution of the House.] - Berwich-upon-Tweed, Sir 
David Milne; txxv. 384. John Gladstone; .xxx. 334. 
——— Carlow County, Henry Bruen and Thomas Kavanagh; 
xc. 291. Clare County, James Patrick O’Gorman Mahon; 
LXXxvI. 340. Colchester, Daniel Whittle Harvey; ixxv. 
374. Andrew Spottiswoode; .xxxvi. 411.———Cork City, 
Gerard Calaghan; .xxxv. 125. ——— Drogheda, Andrew 
Carew O’Dwyer; xc. 204.———Dublin City, Robert Harty 
and Louis Perrin; txxxvi. 734. Dungarvan, Ebenezer 
Jacob; Lxxxix. 225.——— Durham City, Sir Roger Gresley, 
Bart.; txxxv1. 350.—— Evesham, Sir Charles Cockerell, Bart., 
and Lord Kennedy; ixxxvi. 168. ——— Forfar, §c. Burghs, 
Honourable John Stuart Wortley; itxxxvi. 167. —— Gran- 
tham, James Hughes; ixxv. 435. Grimsby, Great, 
George Harris and John Villiers Shelley; txxxvi. 715. 
Ipswich, Robert Adam Dundas and Fitzroy Kelly; xc. 324. 

Londonderry City, Sir Robert Alexander Ferguson, Bart. ; 
LXXXVI. 370, Montgomery, David Pugh; .txxxvin. 245. 
———- Oxford City, Thomas Stonor; txxxvut. 151. Pem- 
brokeshire, Sir John Owen, Bart.; Lxxxvi. 866.— —Tiverton, 
James Kennedy ; txxxviu. 380.——Truro, William Gosset and 
Lord Fitzroy James Henry Somerset; txxv. 243. [By Resolu- 
tion of the House.] 


(5.)\—In the room of Members who have vacated 
their Seats by sitting and voting without having 
taken the Oaths: 


762. Chester City, Right Honourable Robert Grosvenor ; 
LXXXVI, 353. 


(6.)—In the room of Members returned without the 
Qualification of Estate required by Law: 


763. Downton, Robert Southey; ixxxr1. 109. 


(7.)—In the room of a Member refusing to take the | 


Oath of Supremacy : 


764. Clare County, Daniel O’Connell; txxxrv. 325. 


(8.)—In the room of a Member whose Seat has | 
become vacant by Bankruptcy : 


765. Leominster, Rowland Stephenson; ixxxv. 4. 


(9.)\—For Places for which no Returns have been 
made : 


766. Carmarthen; txxxvi. 741. 


(10.)—In the room of Members who have accepted 
Offices or Employments : 


Accounts, Public : 


767. Commissioner for auditing Public Accounts; Wigton, 
Sir John Osborn, Bart. ; uxxrx. 3, 


(10.)—In the room of Members who have accepted 
Offices or Employments—continued. 
Admiralty : 
768. Councillors to the Lord High Admiral ;—Bath, Earl of 
Brecknock; .ixxxurt. 12. ——— Edinburghshire, Sir George 


Clerk, Bart ; uxxxi1. 12.———Sandwich, Sir Edward Campbell 
Rich Owen; txxxim. 139. 


769. One of the Commissioners of the Admiralty ;—Bath; Ear] 
of Brecknock ; txxxrv. 4. Cumberland, Right Honourable 
Sir James Robert George Graham, Bart. (First Lord); txxxvz. 
119.———- Dow County, Lord Viscount Castlereagh; txxxty. 
407.———_Dumfries, William Robert Keith Douglas; txxvi, 4, 
—Lxxix, 3, ——— Edinburghshire; Sir George Clerk, Bart; 
LXXXxIv. 4. ——— Gloucester, The Honourable Maurice Frederick 
Fitzhardinge Berkeley ; txxxviu1. 240.——— Helleston, Sir Samuel 
John Brooke Pechell, Bart.; txxxvi. 130. 
Clackmannan, Charles Adam; xc. 236. Plymouth, Right 
Honourable Sir George Cockburn; txxxrv. 4. Sandwich, 
Deal and Walmer, Sir Edward Thomas Troubridge; xc. 237, 

Stirling Burghs, Lord Dalmeny ; xc. 235.——— Taunton, 
Henry Labouchere ; Lxxxvut. 374. 


Kinross and 


Advocate :—See infra, 812. 815. 


Army : 
770. Marlborough, Lord Brudenell (a First Commission in) ; 
LXXIx. 484,————Paymaster General of His Majesty’s Forces; 
Wareham, The Right Honourable John Caleraft; txxxum. 345. 


Attorney General : 

771. His Majesty’s Attorney General; Ashburton, Sir John 
Singleton Copley; txx1x. 3.— — Dudley, Sir John Campbell, 
Knight ; rxxx1x. 60.——LHdinburgh City, Sir John Campbell ; 
xc. 235. Hastings, Sir Charles Wetherell; .xxxi. 102. 

Nottingham, Thomas Denman ; Lxxxvi. 131.———Peter- 
borough, James Scarlett; txxxu. 420. Sir James Scarlett; 
LXXXIV. 391. Plympton Earle, Sir Charles Wetherell; 
LXXXll. 12. 

772. Attorney General for Ireland; Cashell,.Louis Perrin; 
xc. 236.———- Dublin University, The Right Honourable William 


Conyngham Plunket; uxxvn. 5.——— Dungarvan, Michael 
O’Loghlen; xc. 644. 


Bedchamber, Lords and Grooms of :—See infra, 813. 


Bombay, Governor of : 
773. Finsbury, Right Honourable Robert Grant; txxxix. 
418. 


Ceylon, Governor of : 


774. Rossand Cromarty, James Alexander Stewart Mackenzie ; 
xCll. 216. 


Chancellor, Vice : 
775. Ripon, The Right Honourable Sir Launcelot Shadwell; 
LXXXIII. 4. 





Chancery, Clerk of the Patents, and Registrar of 
Affidavits in the Court of : 


776. Winchelsea, James Brougham; ixxxvit. 520. 
| 


| Chiltern Hundreds, Steward or Bailiff of His Majesty’s 
Three Chiltern Hundreds of Stoke, Desborough and 


Bonenham in the County of Buckingham : 

777. Aldeburgh, John Wilson Croker; txxx11. 451. Wyndham 
Lewis; txxxtv.50. Joshua Walker, txxxiv. 307. Andover, 
Thomas Asheton Smith; ixxvi. 304. Anglesea County ; 
Sir Richard Bulkeley Williams Bulkeley, Bart.; xc11. 3.——— 
Argyleshire, Lord John Douglas Edward Henry Campbell; 
Lxxvil. 11.———Armagh, Lord Viscount Ingestre ; txxxvi. 758. 
——— Ayrshire, Richard Alexander Oswald; xc. 324. 


778. Banbury, Henry, Villiers Stuart; itxxxvi. 501.——— 
Bandon Bridge, Lord Viscount Bernard; Lxxxvi. 638.——— 
Bedwin, Great, Sir John Nicholl; uxxvu. 3.——— Bletchingley, 
The Marquis of Titchfield; txxvir. 21. William Russel; 1xxxu. 
420. The Right Honourable William Lamb; ixxxi. 539. 
Robert William Mills; uxxxvi. 239. Honourable John George 
Brabazon Ponsonby; Ltxxxvi. 649.———Bossinney, Sir Compton 
Domville, Bart.; txxvi1.24. Honourable Charles Stuart Wort- 
ley; Lxxxvi. 223. Bramber, William Wilberforce ; uxxx. 
138.———Bridgewater, John Temple Leader; xcrt. 334. 
Buckingham, The Right Honourable William Henry Freemantle ; 
LXXXl. 466.——_—Buteshire, Charles Stuart ; uxxxvitt. 700. 

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(10.)—In the room of Members who have accepted 
Offices or Employments—continued. 


Chiltern Hundreds—continued. 

779. Cambridge County, Lord Francis Godolphin Osborne ; 
LXXxXxVI. 911. Carlisle, Sir James Robert George Graham, 
Bart. ; uxxx1v. 4. ———Clackmannanshire, Robert Bruce ; rxx1x. 
536.———Clitheroe, The Honourable William Cast; txxvit. 480. 
——-Clonmell, James Hewitt Massey Dawson; txxxv.15.———— 
Cockermouth, The Right Honourable John Beckett ; txxvi. 502. 
Fretchville Lawson Ballantine Dykes; xc1. 8. ———Colchester, 
Sir George Henry Smyth, Bart.; .xxx1v. 229.——— Corfe Castle, 
George Bankes; txxvut. 102.—zxxxiv. 409. Henry Bankes; 
puxxx1. 3. John Bond; ixxxu1. 4. Nathaniel William Peach; 
LxxXxIv. 85. 

780. Dartmouth, Charles Milner Ricketts; txxv11. 165.——— 
Devizes, Thomas Grimstom Bucknall Estcourt; txxx1.87. Mon- 
tague Gore; uxxx1x.17. Sir Philip Charles Henderson Durham; 
xc1. 3.— Downton, James Brougham; txxxvi. 653.—— 
Dorchester, Lord Ashley; txxxvi. 879.———Dungannon, Ho- 
nourable John Knox; ixxxvi. 157.———Dungarvan, Augustus 
William James Clifford; wtxxvi. 5. ———Dunwich, Earl of 
Brecknock ; txxxvu. 51. 

781. Ennis, The Right Honourable Thomas Frankland Lewis; 
LXXXUI. 237,———LEnniskillen, Richard Magenis; ixxxi. 4. 
———-Lye, The Right Honourable Sir Robert Gifford ; cxxrx. 3. 

782. Fermanagh, Mervyn Archdall; txxx1x. 325, Flint, 
‘ &amp;e., Boroughs, Henry Glynne; rxxxvut. 106. Fowey, The 
Honourable Robert Henley Eden; txxxv. 28. 

783. Gatton, The Honourable William Scott; txxxv. 109. 
——-Germains, St., The Right Honourable Charles Arbuthnot; 
ixxxu. 489. Right Honourable Sir Henry Hardinge; txxxv1. 
160.——Gilasgow, Colin Dunlop; xci. 3. James Oswald; 
xcll. 378. 

784. Harwich, The Right Honourable Charles Bathurst; 
ixxvi1. 3. The Right Honourable Nicholas Vansittart; Lxxvu. 
8. Sir Nicholas Conyngham Tindal; txxxu. 437. Hast- 
ings, Sir William Curtis, Bart.; rxxx1. 102. James Law Lush- 
ington; uLxxxu. 415. Heytesbury, Charles Ashe A’Court, 
Lxxv. 470.———Higham Ferrers, Charles Pepys; txxxvi. 866. 

Horsham, The Honourable Henry Fox; .xxxu. 122. 
Robert Hurst; txxxiv. 242.——— Hythe, Stewart Marjoribanks ; 
xcll. 356. 

785. Ives, St., James Robert George Graham; txxvi. 347. 
Sir Christopher Hawkins, Bart. ; cxxx11. 87. 

786. Kilkenny City, Richard Sullivan; xcr. 332. 

787. Launceston, the Honourable Pownoll Bastard Pellew; 
uxxxiv.116. Sir James Willoughby Gordon; Ltxxxvi. 466.——— 
Leeds, Thomas Babington Macaulay; txxx1x. 3.———- Leicester 
County (Southern Division), Thomas Fruen Turner ; xc1. 3. —— 
Leominster, Thomas Brayen; txxxvu. 12. Lewes, Thomas 
Read Kemp; xcu. 264.———London, Sir John Key, Bart. ; 
LXXXVIII. 637. Looe, East, George Watson Taylor ; txxx1. 97. 
James Drummond Buller Elphinstone; ixxxrv. 247. Looe, 
West, Charles Buller; txxxv. 4. Lostwithiel, Right Honour- 
able William Vesey Fitzgerald; rxxxvi. 168. Lymington, 
George Finch; uxxvi. 385. Sir Harry Burrard Neale, Bart. ; 
Lxxvil1.169. Lenox Prendergast ; txxxu1. 609.———-Lynn Regis, 
Lord William Henry Cavendish Bentinck; txxxu. 4. 

788. Malmesbury, Kirkman Finlay; txxv. 332,———Mal- 
ton, New, Sir James Scarlett; txxxvi. 470. William Cavendish ; 
Lxxxvi. 855. Lord Viscount Milton; txxxvi. 130.———MMarl- 
borough, Earl Bruce; uxxxiv. 105. Lord Brudenell; txxxiv. 

136.—— Marylebone, Edward Berkeley Portman; ixxxvut. 
151.———Merioneth County, Sir Robert Williams Vaughan, Bart. 
xcl. 445, ———- Milborne Port, Right Honourable William Stur- 
ges Bourne; txxxvi. 345.——— Minehead, Henry Fownes Lut- 
trell; ~txxvir. 174. 

789. Newark, William Henry Clinton; uxxx1v. 76. Henry 
Willoughby; txxxvi. 227.——— Newton (Hants), Dudley North; 
LXXvI. 23,——— Newton (Lancaster), Thomas Claughton ; txxx. 3. 

790. Okehampton, Albany Savill; txxv. 228. The Right 
Honourable Lord Dunally; uxxix. 411. William Henry Trant; 
LXxxvi. 631.———Orford, John Douglas; txxvi1. 298.—— 
Oxford University, Richard Heber; .xxx1. 37. The Right Ho- 
nourable Robert Peel; txxxrv. 62. 

791. Paisley, Sir John Maxwell, Bart.; rxxx1x. 90. Alexan- 
der Graham Speirs; xc1. 108.———Peebleshire, Sir James Mont- 
gomery, Bart.; Lxxxvi. 209.———Peterborough, James Scarlett ; 
txxvint, 3. Lord Viscount Milton; rxxxvi. 107. Petersfield, 
Sir Philip Musgrave, Bart.; Lxxx. 266.——— Plympton, Alexander 
Boswell; uxxv1.52.——— Plympton Earle, The Honourable George 
Edgcumbe ; 1xxxi1. 102. Lord Viscount Valletort ; txxxvi. 175. 
































58. Charles Philip Yorke ; txxxvu. 3. 
Barrett Moulton Barrett; txxxm. 4.———Romney, New, Ho- 
nourable Arthur Trevor; txxxvi. 367.——Ross, New, John 
Carroll; uxxvi. 8. Francis Leigh; txx1x. 16. Charles Totten- 
ham ; txxxvi. 714. Rye, Dr. Dodson; itxxvit. 68. Peter 
Browne, Lxxx1. 218. Writ superseded; 223. Henry Bonham; 


LXxxv. 86. 


Alexander; .xxxi11. 203. 
Normanby; ixxv. 225. 
Lxxvul. 193. William Stratford Dugdale; .xxxvi. 476,——— 





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XII. Writs (Warrants for New Writs) ordered&lt;-continued. 


(10.)—In the room of Members who have accepted 
Offices or Employments—continued. 

792. Reigate, The Honourable John Somers Cocks; txxvin, 

Richmond, Samuel 





793. Saltash, John Gregson; ixxxv:. 263.———Sandwich, 


Sir Edward Campbell Rich Owen; ixxx1v. 153.—— Sarum, 


Old, Arthur Johnstone Crawford; ixxv. 434. Josias Dupré 


Scarborough, Lord Viscount 
Shaftesbury, Abraham Moore ; 








Stafford Borough, Sir Francis Holyoake Goodricke, Bart.; xcu. 
41.——— Stockbridge, Joseph Foster Barham ; rxxv11. 456,———— 
Stoke-upon-Trent Borough, Richard Edensor Heathcote ; xc1. 7. 
———-Stroud, David Ricardo; txxxvitr. 415. Charles Richard 
Fox ; xc. 240.—— Sudbury, John Wilks; txxxm. 227, ——— 
Sunderland, The Honourable George Barrington; txxxv111. 2u7. 


794. Tavistock, John Nicholas Fazakerley; xxv. 203. 
———Lord Russell; txxxvi. 920. ——— Thirsk, Sir Robert 
Frankland, Bart.; txxx1x. 119.———Tiverton, James Kennedy ; 
XC. 284. Totness, James Cornish; txxx1x. 14. —— Tralee, 
Sir Edward Denny, Bart.; .xxxiv. 342.———Truro, Lord 
Fitzroy James Henry Somerset; txxxtv. 81. 


795. Wallingford, George James Robarts; txxxu1. 99. 
Warwick Borough, The Honourable Sir Charles John Greville; 
xcI. 803.——— Warwick County, Sir Charles Mordaunt, Bart., 
Lxxv. 484. Waterford County, Henry Villiers Stuart; 
LXxxv. 4.———Weobly, Sir George Cockburn; txxxi1. 400. 
——— Westbury, Nathaniel Burton; txxv. 485. Henry Hanmer; 
LXXXVI. 633. Westminster, Right Honourable Sir John Cam 
Hobhouse, Bart.; txxxvi. 328. Sir Francis Burdett, Bart. ; 
xcu. 318. Weaford Tomn, Henry Evans; .xxxrv. 300. 
Wicklow County, The Honourable Granville Levison 
Proby; uxxxiv. 407.———Wigan, Lord Linsay; .xxx. 270. 
James Alexander Hodson; .xxxvi. 282. Wigtown, &amp;c., 
The Honourable James Henry Keith Stewart; txxvr. 79.——— 
Winchelsea, Henry Brougham; ixxxv. 17. Winchester, 
James Henry Leigh; txxvi1. 8. ——— Windsor, New, Sir Richard 
Hussey Vivian, Bart.; txxxvi. 208. Wycombe, Sir Thomas 
Baring, Bart.; txxxvii. 410. 


796. York County (West Riding), Lord Viscount Morpeth; 
xc. 237. 


























Civil List : 


797. Auditor of His Majesty’s Civil List; Haslemere, Robert 
Ward; ixxvu. 184. 


Consul General at Venice : 


798. St. Michael or Midshall, William Taylor Money ; txxx1. 
209. 


Counsel : 


799. King’s Counsel; Plympton Earle, John Henry North; 
LXXxIx. 501. 


Customs, Commissioner of : 


800. Banbury, Honourable Heneage Legge; txxx1. 3.——— 
Chatham, William Leader Maberly ; txxx1x. 398. 


East Hendred, in the County of Berks, Steward of His 


Majesty’s Manor of: 


801. Ashburton, Right Honourable Charles Arbuthnot; txxxvr. 
263._———. Ayr, ke. District of Burghs, Thomas Francis Kennedy ; 
LXXX1X. 3,———Cashel, Mathew Pennefather ; txxxv1. 630. 
Cockermouth, William Wilson Carus Wilson; txxxm, 122.———. 
Coleraine, Sir John Poer Beresford; txxvint. 4,———Dor- 
chester, Honourable Anthony William Ashley Cooper; ixxxv. 
245.———Dorset, William Moreton Pitt; txxxr. 3. Eye, 
Sir Philip Charles Sidney, Bart.; Lxxxvi. 348.——— Morpeth, 
The Honourable Edward George Granville Howard; xcu. 3. 
——— Newport (Cornwall), John Doherty; txxxvi. 161. —— 
Perthshire, James Drummond; xxix. 171. ——— Plympton 
Earle, Ranald George Macdonald; txx1x. 110.———Poole, The 
Honourable William Francis Spencer Ponsonby; txxxvi. 870. 
———Ripon, Sir Robert Harry Inglis, Bart.; txxx1v. 73.——— 
Saltash, Henry Monteith; .txxxm. 211. ——— Seaford, The 
Honourable Augustus Frederick Ellis; txxxm. 415.—— Tre- 
gony, Charles George James Arbuthnot; txxxvu. 112.———. 

Truro, 





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XII. Writs (Warrants for New Writs) ordered—continued. 


(10.)—Jn the room of Members who have accepted 
Offices or Employments—continued. ' 


East Hendred, Steward of—-conrtinued. 
Truro, William Edward Tomline; ixxx1v. 82.—— Weobley, 
The Right Honourable Lord Frederick Cavendish Bentinck ; 
LXxIX. 10,——— Westbury, Jonathan Elford; uxxv. 485. Sir 
Manasseh Masseh Lopes, Bart.; txxx1v. 75.———West Looe, 
John Buller ; uxxx11. 366.——— Winchelsea, Honourable Henry 
Dundas; uxxxvi. 450.——— Windsor, New, Sir Herbert Taylor ; 


LXXxvitl. 3. 


Escheator of Munster : 
802. Athlone, John M‘Clintock ; txxv. 217.——— Dundalk, 
John Metge; xxv. 324, Ennis, Sir Ross Mahon, Bart. ; 
Lxxv. 294. 


Exchequer : 

803. Chancellor and Under Treasurer of the Exchequer ; 
Armagh, Borough, The Right Honourable Henry Goulbourn ; 
LXxx. 3.——— Cambridge Borough, The Right Honourable 
Thomas Spring Rice; xc. 235.—— Harwich, The Right Ho- 
nourable John Charles Herries; 1ixxx111. 3. ——— Northampton 
County, Lord Viscount Althorp; txxxvi. 119.— —Ripon, The 
Right Honourable Frederick John Robinson; ixxvuu. 3. 


Excise, Commissioner of : 
804. Milborne Port, The Right Honourable Lord Graves ; 
LXxx1I. 601. 


Great Seal, First Commissioner of : 
805. Malton, Right Honourable Sir Charles Christopher 
Pepys; xc. 240. 


Greenwich Hospital, Treasurer of : 
806. Dumfriesshire, Sir William Johnstone Hope; ixxxu1. 
192, 


India; One of the Commissioners for the Affairs of 
India: 

807. Buckingham, The Right Honourable William Henry 
Fremantle; txxvi1. 3.——— Calne, Sir James Macdonald, Bart. ; 
LXXXI1. 466.—Lxxxvi. 143. Thomas Babington Macauley ; txxxvut. 
375.——— Cambridge Borough, Marquis of Graham ; txxx111. 11. 
—— Cricklade, Robert Gordon; Lxxxvi1. 375.——— Inverness- 
shire, Right Honourable Charles Grant; txxxvi. 119.——— 
Knaresborough, Right Honourable Sir James Mackintosh; txxxv1. 
131. ————-« Mawes, St., Joseph Phillimore; uxxvu. 3.——— 
Montgomeryshire, The Right Honourable Charles Watkin Wil- 
liams Wynn; Lxxvu.3,——— Woodstock, Lord Ashley ; txxx11. 
11.—— President of the Board of Control; Nottingham 
Borough, Sir John Cam Hobhouse, Bart.; xc. 235. 


Insolvent Debtors Court, (Ireland) Judge of : 
808. King’s County, John Parsons; txxvi. 502. 


Ionian Islands, Lord High Commissioner of : 
809. Southampton County, Sir James Macdonald; uxxxvui. 
381. 


Ireland : 

810. Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ; 
Looe, West, The Right Honourable Henry Goulborn; txxvu. 3. 
——— Newport, The Right Honourable William Lamb; ixxxu. 
469. (See infra, 922.)———Preston, Right Honourable Edward 
Geoffrey Smith Stanley; txxxvi. 119. 135.———Staffordshire, 
Edward John Littleton; txxxvu. 414. ———WSutherlandshire, 
Lord Francis Leveson Gower; txxx1. 450.—— Westminster, 
The Right Honourable Sir John Cam Hobhouse ; rxxxviit. 232. 
———Comptroller of the Household to the Lord Lieutenant of Ire- 
land; Longford County, Lord Viscount Forbes; txxx111. 122, —— 
Milborne Port, George Stevens Byng; Lxxxvi. 298. Nen- 
port (Cornwail), Honourable Charles Bertie Percy; txxx1v. 131. 
———-State Steward to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ; Anglesey, 
Earl of Uxbridge; ixxxm1. 177. Vice Treasurer of Ire- 
land; Kerry County, The Right Honourable Maurice Fitzgerald ; 
LXXXv. 258. 


Judges : 

811. Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas; 
Cambridge University, Sir Nicholas Conyngham Tindal ; txxx:v. 
383.———Judge of the Court of King’s Bench in Ireland; 
Cashel, The Right Honourable Louis Perrin; xc. 581.———One 
of His Majesty’s Justices in Wales ; Barnstaple, Michael Nolan; 
LXXIX. 104.——— Newport (Cornwall), Jonathan Raine ; uxxvui. 
112, Baron of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland; Dun- 
garvan, Michael O’Loghlen; xcu. 3.———Lord Chief Baron of 





(10.)—Jn the room of Members who have accepted 
Offices or Employments—continued. 


Judges—continued. 
the Exchequer in Scotland; Calne, The Right Honourable James 
Abercromby ; txxxv. 15.———Judge of the Court of Session ; 
Edinburgh City, Right Honourable Francis Jeffery ; uxxxrx, 
295. 


Judge Advocate General, or Judge Marshal of His 


Majesty’s Forces : 
812. Calne, The Honourable James Abercromby ; txxx11. 466, 
Haslemere, The Right Honourable Sir John Beckett, 
Bart.; uxxxu1. 3.———Kirkcudbright ; Robert Cutlar Fergus- 
son; LxxxIx. 418. Right Honourable Robert Cutlar Fergusson ; 
XC. 235.————_Norwich, Robert Grant; txxxvi. 131. 


King: 

813. Lords of His Majesty’s Bedchamber; Beeralston, Lord 
Lovaine ; txxvi. 202,——_Comptroller of the Household ; Ches- 
ter City, The Honourable Robert Grosvenor; Lxxxvi. 135,—_—_ 
Grooms of His Majesty’s Bedchamber ; Carnarvon, The Honour- 
able Sir Charles Paget; txxvu. 4.———LEast Looe; Henry 
Hope; ixxxv. 259.———Nairnshire, The Honourable George 
Pryse Campbell; txxxv1. 325.——— Wenlock, Honourable G. C, 
Weld Forester; txxxv. 28.——~ Whitchurch, Honourable John 
Robert Townshend; .txxx1v. 4.———Vice Chamberlain of the 
Household; Bury St. Edmund’s, Lord Charles Fitzroy ; xc. 359. 


Lancaster, Chancellor of the Duchy of : 
814. St. Ives, The Right Honourable Charles Arbuthnot ; 


LXxx11I. 383. 


Lord Advocate of Scotland : 
815. Leith, §c. District of Burghs, John Archibald Murray ; 
LXXXIXx. 295.—xc. 235. 


Mauritius, Governor of : 
816. Fermanagh, The Honourable Sir Galbraith Lowry Cole; 
LXxvilI. 10, 


Mint; Master and Worker of His Majesty’s Mint : 
817. Edinburgh City, The Right Honourable James Aber- 
cromby ; Lxxx1x. 377.———Knaresborough, The Right Honour- 
able George Tierney; uxxxu. 466.——— Weymouth and Mel- 
combe Regis, The Right Honourable Thomas Wallace ; txx1x. 3. 


Navy; Treasurer of the Navy: 

818. Chichester, The Right Honourable William Huskisson ; 
LXxvill. 3. Dover ; (See infra, 826.) ——— Inverness-shire, 
The Right Honourable Charles Grant ; .xxx11. 3.——Rad- 
norshire, Right Honourable Thomas Frankland Lewis; ixxxv. 34. 
(See infra, 826.)—&lt;——Treasurer of the Navy and Paymaster 
of the Forces; Dundee, The Right Honourable Sir Henry Par- 
nell, Bart.; xc. 236. 


Ordnance ; Clerk of His Majesty’s Ordnance : 

819. Ayr, §c. District of Burghs, Thomas Francis Kennedy; 
LXxXxvil. 71. Bletchingly, Charles Tennyson ; txxxvi. 200. 
——- Durham City, Sir Henry Hardinge; txxvint. 167.——— 
Sir Henry Hardinge; txxxi. 4.———Edinburgh County, Sir 
George Clerk, Bart; ixxxu. 427.—— Elgin, §c. District of 
Burghs, Andrew Leith Hay; .xxxix. 398.—xc. 235. ——— 
Newport, Hants, Spencer Perceval; 1xxx11. 558.———Princi- 
pal Storekeeper of His Majesty’s Ordnance ; Cambridge Borough, 
Frederick William Trench ; txxxiv. 359.———Surveyor of His 
Majesty’s Ordnance; Berwick-upon-Tweed, Sir Rufane Shaw 
Donkin; xc. 237.————Sandwich, Sir Edward William Camp- 
bell Rich Owen; txxxu1. 420. 


Parliaments, Clerk Assistant of the : 
820. Exeter, William Courtnay ; Lxxx1. 5. 


Paymaster General of the Forces :—See supra, 770. 818. 


Secretaries of State, one of His Majesty’s Principal : 

821. Ashburton, The Right Honourable William Sturges 
Bourne ; 1xxxu. 420. Cambridge Borough, The Right 
Honourable Thomas Spring Rice ; txxx1x. 347. Cambridge 
University, Lord Viscount Palmerston; txxxvi. 119.-———— 
Devon (Southern Division), Lord John Russell ; xc. 235.——— 
Inverness-shire, The Right Honourable Charles Grant; xc. 287. 
—— Lancaster, Northern Division, The Right Honourable Ed- 
ward Geoffrey Smith Stanley ; 1xxxvit1. 232, —— Liverpool, The 
Right Honourable George Canning; uxxviu1.3. The Right Honour- 
able William Huskisson; uxxx11. 3.—— Nottingham, Lord 


Viscount Duncannon ; Lxxx1x. 489.——— Oaford — mae 
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(10.)—In the room of Members who have accepted 
Offices or Employments—continued. 
Secretaries of State—continued. 
Right Honourable Robert Peel; uxxvu. 3. The Right Honour- 
able Robert Peel; txxx111. 3.———- Perthshire, Sir George Murray; 
LXxxI11. 383. 


Secretary at War: 

822. Coventry, Edward Ellice ; rxxxviu. 266.——— Durham 
City, Sir Henry Hardinge; .xxxu1. 383.———Montgomery 
County, The Right Honourable Charles Watkin Williams Wynn; 
LXXxVI. 135.——— Northumberland (Northern Division), Lord 
Viscount Howick ; xc. 235.——Queen’s County, Sir Henry 
Parnell, Bart.; txxxvi. 466.—— Westminster, Sir John Cam 
Hobhouse, Bart.; txxxvut. 62. 


Solicitor General to His Majesty : 

823. Harwich, Sir Nicholas Conyngham Tindal; ixxxu11. 99. 
Malton, New, Charles Christopher Pepys; txxxrx. 63. 
Oxford City, Charles Wetherell ; txxx1x. 3.——Pen- 

ryn, Robert Monsey Rolfe; xc. 236. Weymouth, Edward 
Burtenshaw Sugden ; Lxxxrv. 366. 
Solicitor General for Ireland : 
824. Cashel, Stephen Woulfe; xcu. 3. ——— Dungarvan, 
Michael O’Loghlen ; xc. 236.——Kilkenny City, John Do- 
herty ; Lxxx11. 29. 











Tithes; Chief Commissioner for the Commutation of 


Tithes : 
825. Cumberland County, William Blamire; xc1. 838. 


Trade; President of the Board of Trade : 
826. Clare County, The Right Honourable William Vesey 
Fitzgerald; .xxxu1. 428.——Harwich, The Right Honour- 
able John Charles Herries; txxxv. 4. President of the Com- 
mittee of Privy Council for Trade; Manchester, The Right 
Honourable Charles Poulett Thomson; xc. 235.———Vice Pre- 
sident of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade and Master 
of the Mint; Zaunton, Henry Labouchere; xc. 237.———Vice 
President of the Board of Trade; Ennis, Thomas Frankland 
Lewis; txxxi11. 3._——— Inverness-shire, The Right Honourable 
Charles Grant; Lxxvi1. 115.——~Totness, Thomas Peregrine 
Courtenay ; Lxxx111. 383.———Vice President of the Board of 
Trade and Treasurer of the Navy; Dover, Right Honourable 
Charles Poulett Thomson; txxxvi. 119. 
Treasury, Commissioners of : 
827. Aylesbury, Lord Nugent; txxxvi. 119. Cardiff, 
John Nicholl; xc. 126.———Corfe Custle, George Bankes ; 
LXXxv. 258.———Haddington Burghs, Robert Steuart; xc. 237. 
——-Kerry County, The Right Honourable Maurice Fitzgerald ; 
Lxxxu. 601.———Kildare, Richard More O’Ferrall; xc. 240. 
——— Liskeard, Lord Eliot; txxxu. 420. ——— Monmouth 
County, Lord Granville Charles Henry Somerset; txxx111. 3- 
——— Nenport (Hants), The Right Honourable George Canning ; 
uxxxul. 415. William Henry Ord; xc. 235.——— Portsmouth, 
Francis Baring; txxxvi. 119.———Sheffield, John Parker; xct. 
; 779,—————- Sutherlandshire, Lord Francis Leveson Gower ; Lxxx11. 
420,——— T’otness, Lord Seymour; xc. 235. ——— Tralee, Robert 
Vernon Smith; .xxxvi. 119.— —Youghall, The Honourable 
George Ponsonby; txxxvi. 119. 


Vice Chancellor :—See supra, 775. 





i- Woods, Forests, and Land Revenues, First Commis- 
sioner of : 
is 828. Ashburton, The Right Honourable William Sturges 


Bourne; ixx11. 4. ———Germain’s, St., The Right Honourable 
p Charles Arbuthnot; .xxvit. 3.———Kilkenny County, Lord 
Viscount Duncannon; Lxxxvi. 208.———Okehampton, Right 
Honourable George James Welbore Agar Ellis; uxxxvi. 119. 
——— Westmoreland, Lord Viscount Lowther; txxxu1. 383. 


XIII. Complaints relative to Elections, 


. Glasgow Writ : 
nt 833. Complaint made to the House, by a Member in his place, 
ye of the manner in which the Writ for the Election of a Citizen for 
the City of Glasgow had been transmitted, as being contrary to 
€ provisions of the Act for regulating the transmission of Writs ; 
. Messenger of the Crown Office who conveyed the Writ, and the 
Officer of the Post Office who signed the receipt for the same, 
h ordered to attend ; xc11.410. William Spell, the Messenger to the 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





XIL Writs (Warrants for New Writs) ordered—continued. 











(11.)—Writs Superseded : 


Evesham: 


829. The House was moved, that the Entry in the Journal of 
Resolutions from Select Committee appointed to try and deter- 
mine the merits of the Petition complaining of the undue Election 
and Return for the Borough of Evesham, might be read; The 
House was also moved, that the Order made for Mr. Speaker to 
issue a new Writ for the Borough, in the room of Sir Charles 
Cockerell, Bart., and Archibald Kennedy, Esq’, commonly called 
Lord Kennedy, whose Elections have been determined to be void ; 
might be read; Ordered, That Mr. Speaker do issue his Warrant 
to the Clerk of the Crown to make out a Supersedeas to the said 
Writ; uxxxvi. 182. 


Preston : 


830. The House was moved, that the Order, That Mr. Speaker 
do issue his Warrant to the Clerk of the Crown to make out a 
new Writ for the electing a Burgess to serve in this present 
Parliament for the Borough of Preston, in the room of The 
Honourable Edward Geoffrey Smith Stanley, who, since his 
Election for the said Borough, hath accepted the office of Chief 
Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, might be read; and 
the same being read, and the House being informed that Mr. 
Stanley had not accepted the said office; The House was moved, 
That the Entries in the Journals of 15th February 1809, and 10th 
April 1826, of the proceedings of the House relative to the Super- 
sedeas of the Writs for the Borough of Stamford, and for the 
Town and Port of Rye, might be read; and the same being read, 
Ordered, That Mr. Speaker do issue his Warrant to the Clerk of 
the Crown to make out a Supersedeas to the said Writ for 
Preston; txxxvi. 134. 


Rye: 


831. The House was moved, that the Order made, That Mr. 
Speaker do issue his Warrant to the Clerk of the Crown to make 
out a new Writ for electing a Baron to serve in this present Par- 
liament for the Town and Port of Rye, in the room of Peter 
Browne, Esq", who, since his Election for the said Town and Port, 
hath accepted the office of Steward of the Chiltern Hundreds, might 
be read ; and the same being read, the House was informed that the 
said Peter Browne, Esq‘, had not accepted the said office ; and Mr. 
Speaker having acquainted the House that he had, in pursuance of 
the said Order, issued his Warrant to the Clerk of the Crown, and 
that the said Writ had been made out accordingly ; The House 
was moved that the Entry in the Journal of the 15th February, 
1809, of the proceedings of the House relative to the Supersedeas 
of the Writ for the Borough of Stamford, might be read ; and the 
same being read, Ordered, That Mr. Speaker do issue his Warrant 
to the Clerk of the Crown to make out a Supersedeas to the said 
Writ for electing a Baron to serve in this present Parliament for 
the Town and Port of Rye; uxxx1. 223, 


(12.)—Speaker not to issue his Warrants for New 
Writs : 

832. Before or until certain days; LXxxvi. 458. 493.—Lxxxvill. 
531.599,.—.xxx1x. 9. 13. 116.134.371.579. Motion, That Mr. 
Speaker do not issue his Warrant for a new Writ for the Borough 
of Warwick before a certain day; Debate adjourned; txxxrx. 9. 
Resumed ; Writ not to be issued before a certain day; 13. Before 
the fifteenth day after the commencement of the next Session of 
Parliament; Lxxxvi. 611. Before the 20th day of February 
next (1835); [Order made 7 August 1834 ;]  Lxxx1x. 579.—— 
That Mr. Speaker do issue his Warrant for a new Writ for the 
Borough of Stafford; Question amended, and Order that the 
issue of the Writ be suspended till a certain day; xc. 262. Mr. 
Speaker not to issue his Warrant for a new Writ for the said 
Borough before a certain day; 395. 505. 551.—xc. 17. 279. 417. 
657. 708. 748. 792. 





Election Petitions, and Writs: 


Glasgow Writ—continued. 


Great Seal, and John Rood, the Clerk in waiting at the Post 
Office, examined in relation to the forwarding of the said Writ by 
express; Mr. Edward John Stanley (a Member) heard in his 
place in respect to the transmission of the said Writ, and delivered 
in a letter addressed by him to Lieutenant-Colonel Maberly, 
dated 17th May 1837; Letter read; Spell and Rood discharged 
from further attendance; 418. 


XIV. Orders 








528 


ELECTIONS—continued. 





XIV. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings: 


(1.)—Sessional Orders and Resolutions : 

834. That all Persons who will question any Returns of Mem- 
bers to serve in Parliament for any County, City, Borough or 
Place in Great Britain, do question the same within fourteen days 
next, and so within fourteen days next after any new Return shall 
be brought in, [a Sessional Order ;| uxxv. 109.—Lxxv1. 6.—Lxxvul. 
7.—LXXVIII. 5.—-LXXIX. 7.—LXXX. 7.—LXXxI. 6.—Lxxxul. 9.— 
LXXXIII. 7.—LXXXIV. 9.—LXXXv. 9.—LXxxxvi. 8. 524.—Lxxxvil. 6. 
—Lxxxvilr. 10.—Lxxx1x. 10.—xc. 5.—xcl. 8.— xcll. 7. 


835. That all Persons who will question any Returns of Mem- 
bers to serve in Parliament for Ireland, do question the same by 
presenting a Petition to this House within fourteen days next, and 
so within fourteen days next after any new Return shall have been 
brought into the Office of the Clerk of the Crown of Great Britain, 
or by lodging a Petition in the Office of the Clerk of the Crown in 
Ireland, within fourteen days next, and so within fourteen days 
next after any new Return shall have been brought into the said 
office of the Clerk of the Crown in Great Britain: That when any 
such Petition shall have been lodged in the said Office of the Clerk 
of the Crown in Ireland, within the time before limited, the said 
Clerk shall forthwith make a copy thereof, to be preserved in the 
said Office, and immediately thereupon shall transmit such original 
Petition (in the method used in conveying returns of Writs) to the 
Speaker of the House of Commons, to be by him laid before the 
House: And that in case no such Petition shall have been lodged 
in the said Office within the time before limited, the said Clerk of 
the Crown shall forthwith transmit a Certificate in like manner to 
the Speaker of the House of Commons, signed by himself or his 
Deputy, specifying the time when such Return was made, and that 
no such Petition had been lodged in his Office previous to the 
date of such Certificate; [Two Sessional Orders ;| txxv. 109.— 
LXXVI. 6.—LXXVII. 7.—LXXVIII. 5,—LXXIX. 7.—LXXX. 7.—LXXXI. 6. 
—LXXXII. 9.—LXXXIII. 7.—LXXXIV. 9.—LXXXV. 9.—LXXXVI. 8. 524. 
—LXXXVII. 6,—LXXXVIII. 10,— LXxxIx. 10.— xc. 5.— xCl. 8.—XCll. 7. 


836. That all Members who are returned for two or more 
places in any part of the United Kingdom, do make their Election 
for which of the places they will serve within one week from and 
after the expiration of the fourteen days before limited for pre- 
senting petitions, provided there be no question upon the Return 
for that place; and if any thing shall come in question touching 
the Return or Election of any Member, he is to withdraw during 
the time the matter is in debate; and that all Members returned 
upon double Returns do withdraw till their Returns are determined, 
{a Sessional Order ;| uxxv. 110.—Lxxvi. 6.—LXXxvil. 7.—LXxvull, 
6.—LXxIx. 7.— LXxXxX. 7.— LXXXI. 7.—— LXXXUJ. 9.— LXXXIII. 7. 
—LXXXxIV. 9,—LXxxV. 9.—.LXxxvI. 8. 
LXXxvull. 10. 


524,.— Lxxxvir. 6.— 


Interference of Peers at Elections : 

837. That no Peer of this Realm, except such Peers of Ireland 
as shall for the time being be actually elected, and shall not have 
declined to serve for any County, City or Borough in Great 
Britain, hath any right to give his Vote in the Election of any 
Member to serve in Parliament; that it is a high infringement of 
the Liberties and Privileges of the Commons of the United 
Kingdom for any Lord of Parliament, or other Peer or Prelate, 
not being a Peer of Ireland at the time elected, and not having 
declined to serve for any County, City or Borough of Great 
Britain, to concern himself in the Election of Members to serve 
for the Commons in Parliament, except only any Peer of Ireland 
at such Elections in Great Britain respectively, where such Peer 
shall appear as a Candidate, or by himself or any others be 
proposed to be elected; or for any Lord Lieutenant or Governor of 
any County, to avail himself of any authority derived from his Com- 
mission to influence the Election of any Member to serve for the 
Commons in Parliament ; [ Two Sessional Resolutions; | uxxv. 110. 
—LXXVI. 7.—LXXVII. 7.—LXXVII1. 6.—LXXIX. 7.—LXXX. 7.—LXXXI. 
7.—LXXXII. 9.—LXXXIII. 7.—LXXXIV. 9.—LXXXV. 9.—LXXXVI. 8. 524. 
——LXXXVUL. 6.—LXXXVI11.37.—LXXx1Xx. 10.— XC. 6.— XCl. 8.—XCII. 7. 


Bribery : 

838. That if it shall appear that any Person hath procured 
himself to be elected or returned a Member of this House, or 
endeavoured so to be, by Bribery, or any other corrupt practices, 
this House will proceed with the utmost severity against such 
Person, [a Sessional Resolution;| uxxv. 110.—.xxvi. 7.— 
EXXVIL. 7.——-LXXVIII. 6.—LXXIX. 7.—LXxx. 7.—LXXXI. 7.—LXXKXII. 
10,—LXXxIll. 7.—UXXxIv. 10.—Lxxxv. 9.—.Lxxxvi. 8. 524.— 
txxxvii.7. [Resolution amended 1833; see infra, 839.] 


839. That if it shall appear that any Person hath been elected 
or returned a Member of this House, or endeavoured so to be, by 
Bribery, or any other corrupt practices, this House will proceed 





(1.)—Sessional Orders and Resolutions—continued. 


Bribery—continued. 


with the utmost severity against all such Persons as have been 
wilfully concerned in such Bribery or other corrupt practices ; 
LXXXVIII. 38,—LXxx1x. 10.—xc. 6.—xcl. 8.—xcll. 7. 


840. That all Persons who will question any future Return of 
Members to serve in Parliament upon any allegation of Bribery 
or Corruption, and who shall in their Petition specifically allege 
any payment of Money or other Reward to have been made by 
any Member on his account, or with his privity, since the time of 
such Return, in pursuance or in furtherance of such Bribery or 
Corruption, may question the same at any time within twenty- 
eight days after the date of such payment; or if the House be not 
sitting at the expiration of the said twenty-eight days, then within 
fourteen days after the day when the House shall next meet; 
LXXXVIl. 572. 


841. That all Persons who shall question any Return of 
Members to serve in the present Parliament upon any allegation of 
Bribery or Corruption, and who shall in their Petition, &amp;c.; (see 
supra, 840 ;) Lxxxviil. 10.—Lxxx1x. 10.—xc. 6.—xcI. 8.— xc, 7, 


(2.)—Classing Election Petitions : 

842. That whenever several Petitions, complaining of undue 
Elections or Returns of Members to serve in Parliament, shall at 
the same time be offered to be presented, Mr. Speaker shall direct 
such Petitions to be all of them delivered at the Table, where they 
shall be classed and read in the following order; viz. (1.) Such 
Petitions as complain that no Return has been made, &amp;c., in the 
First Class. (2.) Of double Returns, in the Second Class. (3.) 
Of the Election or Return of Members returned to serve for two 
or more places, in the Third Class. (4.) Of Returns only, in the 
Fourth Class. (5.) The residue of the said Petitions, in the Fifth 
Class. And the names of the places to which such several Peti- 
tions (contained in the First Class, if more than one) shall relate, 
shall in the first place be written on several pieces of paper of an 
equal size; and the same pieces of paper shall then be rolled up, 
and put by the Clerk into the box or glass, and then publicly drawn 
by the Clerk; and the said Petitions shall be read in the order in 
which the said names shall be drawn; and then the like method 
shall be observed with respect to the several Petitions contained 
in the second, third, fourth and fifth Classes respectively ; [A 
Resolution always repeated on the first Election Petitions being 
offered to be presented in a new Parliament ;| uxxv. 117.—.xxxu. 
14,—Lxxxv1. 13. 536.—.Lxxxvull. 13.—xc. 9, &amp;c. 


843. Several renewed Petitions being offered to be presented, 
Entry in Journal of Resolutions, directing the order in which 
Petitions presented at the same time shall be classed, read and 
entered, and Resolution, That whenever several Petitions, com- 
plaining of undue Elections and Returns, shall at the same time 
be offered to be presented, Mr. Speaker shall direct such Petitions 
to be all of them delivered in at the Table; and the said Petitions 
shall be read in the order of the Classes mentioned in the said 
Resolution, and in each of the Classes in the order in which they 
were directed to be taken into consideration in the last Session of 
Parliament ; Lxxvi. 9.—.Lxxxvill. 13. 


844. Several Petitions, complaining of undue Elections and 
Returns being offered to be presented, the same were delivered in at 
the Table; and certain Petitions appearing to relate to the Elec- 
tions and Returns of places concerning which the House had 
received Petitions on former days, the same were first read; xc. 
44, 106. 


(3.)—List of Irish Barristers : 


845. Mr. Speaker acquaints the House, that in pursuance of the 
Act for regulating the trial of controverted Elections for Ireland, 
he had received from the Deputy Clerk of the Crown in Ireland 
a List of the Barristers at Law of above six years’ standing, who 
have consented under their hands and seals to act as Commission- 
ers, or as Chairmen to the Commissioners, for the purposes of the 
said Act; Order, That the said Lists be deposited in the Office of 
the Clerk of the House; txxv. 132.—1xxxu. 29,—.xxxvi. 312, 
605.—LXxxIx. 478,—xc. 98.—xcI. 89.—xcu. 16. A further 
List of Barristers, &amp;c., and Order; xxv. 215.—_xxxu. 146.— 
LXXXxVI. 689.—Lxxxviul. 131. 


(4.)—Proceedings previous to Ballot : 

846. Petitions ordered to be taken into consideration on future 
days at particular times in the Afternoon; viz.—At a quarter of 
an hour before Three o’Clock; txxv. 181.———~ At Three; LXxxv- 
196.—.Lxxvi. 11.—.Lxxvil. 141.—Lxxvill. 407.—LXXIX. 11,—-Lxxx- 
10.—-LxxxI, 140.—Lxxxul. 61.—Lxxxut. 5651.—LXXXIV.- 19.— 


LXxxv. 10.—LxXxv1i. 14. 537.—-LXXXVII. 8.——-LXXXVIIL. pais + 



















ELECTIONS—continued. 529 





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X1V. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


(4.)—Proceedings previous to Ballot—continued. 
99.—xc. 73.—xci. 66.—xciI. 8397.————At five minutes : after 
Three; UXxxvi. 4]. 605.—.xxxvil. 9.———— At ten minutes 
after Three; .xxxvi. 41. 537. —.Lxxxvint. 15.———At twelve 
minutes after Three; txxxvi. 68.———At a quarter of an hour 
after Three; uxxxvi. 24. 537.—LXXXVII. 9.—LXXXVIII. 23.— 
xc. 72,———— At twenty minutes after Three; txxxvi. 47.— 
LXXXVIII. 47.———At twenty-three minutes after Three ; yxxxv1. 
96.—— At twenty-five minutes after Three; ixxxvi. 73. 
————-At twenty-six minutes after Three; uxxxvi. 97.——— 
At twenty-eight minutes after Three; txxxvi. 98.———At half 
an hour after Three; txxv. 195.—.xxvi. 10.—.Lxxvill. 104.— 
LXXXI1. 70.—LXXXV, 202.—LXXXVI. 14.—LxXxxvul. 10.—LXXXVIII. 
16.—LXxx1x. 362.—xc. 220.——At twenty-eight minutes before 
Four; txxxvi. 102,_———At twenty-six minutes before Four; 
LXxxvI. 103.———At twenty-five minutes before Four; Lxxxvi. 
75. ————— At twenty-four minutes before Four; ixxxvi. 194. 
———At twenty minutes before Four; txxxvi. 76.———At a 
quarter of an hour before Four; txxv. 336.—Lxxxil. 39.—LXXXvI. 
15.—LXXXvil. 322._——At ten minutes before Four; rxxxvi. 32. 
At five minutes before Four; ixxxvi. 34.———At three 
minutes before Four; txxxvi. 90. At Four; xxv. 478.— 
LXXXII. 49.—LXxxvi. 83.———At half an hour after Four; rxxx1. 
21. At the same time that other Petitions are appointed to 
be taken into consideration; txxv. 126.—.Lxxvi. 18.—.Lxxxu. 16. 
—LXXXV. 16.—LXXXVI. 107. 622.—LXxxvilI. 35.—Lxxxix. 515.— 
xc. 108, &amp;c. 


847. More than one Petition to be considered on the same day; 
LxXv. 125.—_xxvi. 10.—Lxxx1I. 19.—Lxxxvi. 14.—Lxxxvill. 14. 
—xc. 10, &amp;c.———Petition presented in the last Session read, and 
day appointed for taking it into consideration; Lxxxv. 16.——— 
Petition renewed within Fourteen Days of the Session, and Day 
appointed for considering it; Consideration of a Petition presented 
in former Session having been adjourned beyond the duration of 
the Session ; xxx. 10. 


848. The Speaker acquaints the House that he had received 
Letters from the Deputy Clerk of the Crown in Ireland, inclosing 
Election Petitions; and said Petitions were laid upon the Table; 
LXxv. 159.—.Lxxvul. 140.—Lxxix. 151]1.—Lxxxul. 136.—Lxxx1m1. 
547.— LXxxIv. 412.—.Lxxxv. 10.—LXXXVI. 23.—LXxxvil. 7.— 
LXXXVIII. 38.—LXxx1Ix. 352.—xc. 9.—xcI. 65.—xcu. 8, Ke. 
From John M. Dwyer, dated Hanaper Office, Dublin, and Petition 
laid on the Table; rxxv. 460. From James Daly, dated Hana- 
per Office, Dublin, and Petition laid on the Table; uxxxrx. 99. 

















849. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, that he had received 
a Letter, signed Thomas Wallace, stating that he attended at the 
Hanaper Office in Dublin on the preceding Tuesday, with a 
Petition of certain Freeholders of the County of Carlow, com- 
plaining of the last Election for the said County, and that the Officer 
had declined to take charge of such Petition without a copy ; that 
he afterwards went to the office with the Petition and a copy, but 
then he found the office closed; Sessional Orders respecting the 
lodging Petitions with the Clerk of the Crown in Ireland read; 
Motion, That the said Letter be delivered in and read; Debate 
thereupon adjourned ; xc. 116. Debate resumed ; Question agreed 
to; Letter delivered in and read; Matter contained in said Letter 





to be considered ona certain day; Deputy Clerk of the Crown 
and Hanaper in Ireland to attend; 125. Attends, and being 
examined, said that the statement of facts in Mr. Wallace’s Letter 
was substantially correct; and the House being satisfied in respect 
of the Petition having been offered to be lodged in the office of 
the Clerk of the Crown within the time limited by the House, the 
said Petition was delivered in at the Table, 152. Vide infra. 


850. Petition for leave to present an Election Petition after 
the time limited (under particular circumstances); Lxxxvi. 224. 
And Election Petition permitted to be laid on the Table, 231.——— 
For leave to present an Election Petition (under particular cir- 
cumstances), and leave given to question the Election and Return 
within the Three next sitting Days; txxxrv. 415. 


851. Order, That Mr. Speaker do issue his Warrant or War- 
rants for such Persons, Papers and Records as shall be thought 
necessary by the several Parties, on the hearing of the Matter of 
Petitions; uxxv. 118.—.xxvi. 10.—Lxxvu. 68.—Lxxvin. 14.— 
LXXIX. 11.—.xxx. 10.—LxxxI. 140.—.xxxu. 15.—Lxxx1m1. 92.— 
LXXXIV. 19,——-LXxxv. 10,—LXXXVI. 14.—LXxXXVII. 8.—LXXXvVIII. 14. 
““LXXXIX, 99.—xc. 73.—xci. 66.—xc1I. 397, &amp;c. 


852. In pursuance of several Acts for regulating Trials of 
Controverted Elections, the like Notices as in former cases were 
sent to the several Parties {on Election Petitions then previously 
ordered to be taken into consideration upon particular days], ac- 
companied with Orders for their attendance by themselves, their 
Counsel, and their Agents, at the times on which the said several 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1897.) 





(4.)— Proceedings previous to Ballot—continued. 
Petitions were ordered to be taken into consideration; txxv. 125. 
—LXXvI. 18.—Lxxvil. 141.—1Lxxviul. 66.—.Lxx1x. 152.—.xxx. 641. 
—LXXXI. 140.—1xxxul. 20.—1xxx1. 103. In pursuance of Act 
9 Geo. IV. c. 22, to consolidate and amend the laws relating to 
the trial of Controverted Elections, or Returns of Members to 
serve in Parliament, Notices were sent, &amp;c.; txxx1v. 179.—.xxxv. 
16.—Lxxxvi. 24.—Lxxxvil. 10.—.xxxviul. 24, &amp;e. 

853. Orders for taking Petitions into consideration upon parti- 
cular days read and discharged, and Orders made for taking them 
into consideration upon other days; .Lxxv. 245.—.xxvi. 124. 
—LXXVII. 197,—Lx xix. 254.—.Lxxxu1. 119.—1.xxx1v. 239.—Lxxxv. 
65. 688.—LXXxxvil. 32.—LXxxvill. 94.—Lxxx1x. 162.—xc. 344, &amp;e. 
——aAnd Motion for discharging same; Debate adjourned; txxv. 
238.—Resumed; Order discharged, and another Order made; 
245.——Petition of Candidate for discharging Order for consider- 
ing an Election Petition; to lie on the Table, and be printed ; 
Lxxvi. 109. 

854. Notices are again sent to the several Parties, with Orders 
for their attendance accordingly (on days being altered); ixxv. 
245.—LXXvi. 124.—Lxxvil. 197,—LXxiIx. 254.—1Lxxxu. 121.— 
LXXXxvI. 65. 688, &amp;c. 

855. Petitions to oppose the Right of Election, ordered to be 
taken into consideration upon a particular day; and Notice of 
Petition, and of the time appointed for taking same into consider- 
ation, inserted, by Order of the Speaker, in the London Gazette, 
and also sent to the Returning Officer, according to the directions 
of Act 28 Geo. III.; txxvi. 95.——According to the directions 
of Act 9 Geo. IV., c. 22; txxx1v. 179.—.xxxvi. 108. 705. 

856. Petitions to defend the Right of Election ordered to be 
taken into consideration at the same time Petitions to oppose 
same are ordered to be taken into consideration; and Notice of 
Petitions and of times appointed for taking same into consideration, 
inserted, by Order of Mr. Speaker, in the London Gazette, and 
sent to the Returning Officer, according to the directions of Act 
28 Geo III.; ixxvi. 291. According to the directions of Act 
9 Geo. IV. c. 225 Ltxxxiv. 239.—Lxxxvu. 108. 

857. Orders for taking into consideration Petitions respecting 
the Right of Election, read and discharged, and Orders made for 
taking them into consideration at other times; and Notices again 
inserted in the London Gazette, and alsosent to Returning Officers ; 
LXXXIV. 239.—LXXXVI. 737. 

858. Petitions not within the provisions of the Election Acts; 
Presented and ordered to be taken into consideration on a future 
day ; Lxxv. 187.—Lxxxu. 51. 79. Petition and Order again 
read ; Order discharged, and Petition to lie on the Table; ixxv. 
215.—LXxXxXIl. 75. 98. 

859. Petitions praying to be admitted Parties in the room of 
Members who had informed the House by a declaration in writing 
subscribed by them, and delivered in at the Table of the House, 
that it was not their intention to defend their Returns; Act 
28 Geo. III. read ; Order, That Petitioners be admitted Parties ; 
LXXXIl. 293. 315.———Order, That Petitioners be admitted Par- 
ties [without reading Act for regulating the trial of Controverted 
Elections]; txxxvi. 147. 148.—Lxxxvil. 83.—Lxxxvi1l. 169. 241. 
—xcil. 89, 90. 226. 522. 

860. Petition of Freeholders of the County of Clare to be ad- 
mitted to defend the Return of Daniel O’Connell ; Day appointed 
for taking it into consideration ; txxx1v. 62. 

861. Petition praying the House to enlarge Time for taking 
Election Petitions into consideration ; Order for taking Petition 
into consideration read and discharged ; and Petition ordered to 
be taken into consideration upon a later Day ; txxv. 257.—.Lxxxv. 
127.—Lxxxvi. 659. Day appointed for taking Petition into 
consideration ; Petition to be printed; xc. 335. 345. 

862. Petition praying the House to enlarge Time for taking 
Election Petition into consideration; txxxvi. 651, P. Petition 
considered ; Motion, That the consideration of the Election Petition 
be deferred, negatived ; 674. 

863. Petitions for deferring the consideration of Election 
Petitions;—Of Candidate; .ixxxvi. 240. 650.—uLxxxvi. 148. 
Of Agent for Candidate; txxxv. 126.—.Lxxxvi. 356. 659.— 
Lxxxvil. 153. Of Agent for Returning Officers; txxxvz. 308. 
Of Agent of Sitting Members; xc. 479. Of Sitting Members ; 
xc. 116. Of Agent for Petitioners; xc. 335.——~—Petition of 
Agent of Sitting Members for postponing Ballot; xc. 479. Con- 
sideration of Agent’s Petition deferred ; Petition to be printed, 
480. Petition again deferred, 482.——— Petition of Sitting Mem- 
bers for postponing consideration of an Election Petition; Day ap- 
pointed for considering it; Petition to be printed ; xc. 116. Con- 
sidered, 125. Consideration of Election Petition deferred, 126. 

864. Petition for leave to lodge a Petition in the Office of the 
Clerk of the Crown in Ireland; Leave given to lodge the said 
Petition within Fourteen Days; txxxu. 91. 














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XIV. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


(4.)—Proceedings previous to Ballot—continued. 


865. House informed that a Petitioner was desirous that his 
Petition should be taken into consideration on a certain day, and 
that he would undertake to enter into his Recognizance previously 
to that day; Order discharged for taking his Petition into con- 
sideration, and Order made for its being taken into consideration 
at the same time as the other Petition; txxxvi. 107. 

866. Motion, That a Petition of Electors be taken into con- 
sideration at the same time as their other Petitions; and notice 
being taken that by Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, it is directed that the 
Person subscribing any such Petition shall enter into Recogni- 
zance, &amp;c., within Fourteen Days after the Petition shall have 
been presented; Act read ; House informed that the Petitioners 
would undertake to enter into Recognizance before the said day ; 
Petition ordered to be taken into consideration at the same time as 
their other Petitions ; xc. 52. 

867. Petition of Candidate for leave to withdraw a Petition, Pe- 
titioner having become Bankrupt; Election Petition ; Eighth Sec- 
tion of Act 53 Geo. III. c. 71, severally read ; House informed that 
Sitting Member did not object to the withdrawal of the Petition ; 
Agent of Petitioner examined at the Bar upon oath, and produced 
Commission of Bankruptcy ; Order for taking Petition into con- 
sideration discharged, and leave given Petitioner to withdraw his 
Petition ; Lxxvi. 52. 

868. Petition of Candidates to be allowed to withdraw Election 
Petition, on the ground that a Committee of Appeal had reversed 
the decision of a former Committee relative to the Right of Elec- 
tion, upon the supposed validity of which former decision Peti- 
tioners had become Candidates; Agent for Petitioners celled in, 
and examined on oath in relation to the matter of the said Peti- 
tion; Order for considering Election Petition discharged, and 
Petition ordered to be withdrawn ; Lxxxvi. 226. 

869. Petition of Candidates for leave to withdraw an Election 
Petition; txxxvi. 230. Motion, That leave be given; Act 
9 Geo. IV. c. 22, read; Motion withdrawn; 231. 

870. Petition of Agent of Petitioners for leave to withdraw 
the Hedon Election Petition; Withdrawn, txxx11. 240. 

871. Petition of Candidate for discharging Order for consider- 
ing an Election Petition; a material part of the Election Peti- 
tion being done away with by an Order of the House ; Lxxv1. 109, P. 

872. Petitions, complaining of the Determination of Election 
Committees, brought up, and, by leave, withdrawn; txxxu. 380. 
456. 


873. Petition stating certain Matters in addition to a former | 


Petition; Withdrawn, txxxu. 155. 


874. Petition praying that a double Return may be amended; | 


Withdrawn, txxx1. 328. 


875. Petition, and Order for considering it, read; House in- | 


formed that since the presenting the said Petition the Petitioner 
was dead ; Motion made, and Question put, That the Electors be 
at liberty to question the Election and Return within Fourteen 
Days, negatived ; Entry in the Journal of 30 November 1796, of 
the Proceedings in the case of the Bridport Borough Election 
Petition, read; Order for considering Election Petition dis- 
charged; xc. 186. 

876. Order, That all Petitions complaining of undue Elections 
and Returns be printed; Lxxx11. 27.—Lxxxvi. 43.—Lxxxvill. 18. 
—xc. 18, &amp;e. 

877. Orders discharged for considering Election Petitions ; 
and other Days appointed ; txxv. 245.—.xxvi. 124.—Lxxvil. 197. 
—LXXIX. 254.—LXXXII. 119.—LXXXIV. 239.—Lxxxvi. 65. 688.— 
LXXXYI. 32,—LXXXVIII. 94.—LxxxIx. 162.—xc. 126.—xcu. 45, &amp;e. 
—— Declarations of returned Members, that they did not intend 


to defend their Elections against Petitions delivered at the Table, | 
and read; Act 28 Geo. III. c. 52, read; Orders for taking into | 
consideration Petitions read and discharged, and other days ap- | 


pointed; txxx1. 148. 168.——— Eleventh, Twelfth and Thirteenth 


Sections of Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, read; Orders for taking into | 
consideration Petitions read and discharged, and other Days ap- | 


pointed ; Lxxxvi. 65. 626.—LXxxvil. 34.—Lxxxvill. 94, 102.—xcil. 
439.——— Orders finally discharged, Petitioners not having entered 


into Recognizances; Lxxv. 233.—Lxxvit. 202.—.Lxxvi. 112.— | 


LXxix. 277.—LxXxxul. 115.—Lxxxull. 134.—Lxxxv. 386,.—LXXXVI. 


109. 630.—LXXxvVIIl. 33.—Lxxxvill. 103.—.Lxxx1x. 560.—xc, 103. | 


—xci. 123.—xcu. 193, &amp;c.——- Petitioner being dead; xc. 186. 
——The Petitioner having become Bankrupt; txxvi. 52. 
———-Seven clear days not having intervened between the day 
on which the Name of a proposed Surety was delivered in to the 
Clerk of the House, and the day on which the Examiners reported 
on his sufficiency; xc. 186. 190. No Counsel, Agent or 
Party appearing on the part of Petitions when directed to be 
called in on Ballots (Act 28 Geo. III. c. 52, or 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, 
sometimes previously read); sxxv. 232.—.Lxxxvi. 503.—LXXxxvil. 
46.—LXXXVII1. 308.—xc. 274.—xc1. 695, ke. 

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(4.)—Proceedings previous to Ballot—continued. 
Petitioners not having entered into Recognizances; Ballot and 
Committee on the other; txxxvi. 140, 141. (The two Petj- 
tions having been ordered to be taken into consideration at the 
same time.)————Order for considering several Election Petitions 
of the same Electors read; Motion, That the said Orders be 
discharged; House informed that the Agent of the Sitting 
Members attended at the door, who could give information 
in respect of a Notice having been given to the Sitting Mem. 
bers by the Agent of the Petitioners, of their intention to abandon 
the Petitions upon which they are now about to proceed ; Motion, 
That the Agent be called in, withdrawn; Order for considering 
Petitions discharged, and other Days appointed; xc. 138, —— 
Order discharged, and Petition withdrawn; txxxv1. 227, 
Petitions not coming within the description of Petitions the 
proceedings upon which are regulated by the Controverted 
Election Acts; txxv. 215.—.Lxxxm1. 75. 98. 

879. Petition complaining of the conduct of a returning 
Officer offered; Notice taken that the said Petition was in sub- 
stance an Election Petition, and that the conduct of the same 
returning Officer is complained of in an Election Petition not yet 
tried ; Petition withdrawn ; Ltxxxvi. 195. 

880. Petition complaining of the Election and Return of a 
Member [in whose favour an Election Committee had decided] 
offered ; Entry in Journals read; 9th section of Act 9 Geo. IV, 
c. 22, read; Petition withdrawn ; Lxxxrx. 593. 

881. Order for consideration of an Election Petition having 
been discharged, the Petitioner not having entered into Recogni- 
zance, the Election is resolved by the House to be void, and a 
new Writ is ordered, it being a case of double Return, and the 
other Person returned not having petitioned ; txxv. 243. 

882. Orders of the Day for taking Petitions into consideration, 
read, and Orders adjourned till to-morrow, at a particular hour; 
On the House being counted and not One hundred Members 
present; LXXvI. 248.—LXXxI. 227.—LXXxIlI. 337.—LXxxu11. 162.— 
LXXXV. 99,—LXXXVIII. 367. On Ballots, it appearing there 
wanted names to complete Lists of Forty-nine Members [on first 
or subsequent Ballots]; txxv. 329.—.xxvi. 74. 139. 342.—.xxx1. 
227.—LXXx1l. 337. 386.—Lxxx111. 162.—-Of Thirty-three Mem- 
bers (under 9 Geo. IV. c. 22.) [either on first or subsequent Ballots} 
LXXXV. 99.—LXXXVI. 152. 357, 392.—LXxxvill. 367. 417.—xc. 346. 
———- Without any reason assigned ; Lxxx1x. 446.———Consider- 
ation of an Election Petition deferred, in consequence of the name 
of a Member who voted at the Election being left on the Reduced 
List ; Lxxxvu. 707. Orders of the Day for taking Petitions 
into consideration, read, and proceeded in; txxv. 247.—1Lxxv1. 
315.—LXxvil. 183.—.LxxIx. 345,—LxXxx. 120,—Lxxx1. 228,— 
LXXXU. 170.—LXxxull. 162.—2LxxxIv. 96.—Lxxxv. 99.—LXXxvVI. 
363. 643.—Lxxxvill. 146.—Lxxx1x. 204.—xc. 156, &amp;c.———As 
regards one Petition, but the Recognizances not being perfected 
on two others ordered to be taken into consideration at the same 
time, the House did not take the Petitions so imperfect into consi- 
deration; xc. 169. : 


(5.) Declarations not to defend Seats : 


883. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, that he had received 
a Declaration from a Member returned [on a double Return], that 
he did not intend to defend his Return; Declaration delivered in 
at the Table, read, and entered; Act 28 Geo. III. c. 52, read; 
Orders for taking into consideration the Petitions, complaining of 
an undue Election, read and discharged, and Order that Petitions 
be taken into consideration upon another day ; Lxxxu. 148.——— 
Mr. Speaker acquainted the House that he had received a Decla- 
ration in writing signed by a Member, that he did not intend to 
defend his Return; Declaration delivered in, and read; 11, 12 
and 13 sections of the Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, read; Orders read, 
and discharged, &amp;c.; Lxxxvi. 65. 626.—Lxxxvull. 94, 102,—xcll. 
45. 186, &amp;c.————_A Member present informed the House, that 
he had received a Declaration in writing from a Member that 
he did not intend to defend his Return; Declaration delivered in 
at the Table, read and entered; Act 28 Geo, III. c. 52, read; 
Order for taking into consideration the Petition complaining of - 
the undue Election, read, and discharged, and another day ap- 
pointed ; Lxxx11. 168.———-11, 12 and 13 sections of Act 9 Geo. 
IV. c. 22, read; Orders read, and discharged, &amp;c.; .xxxvul. 34. 
———Sitting Members deliver in at the Table a Declaration 
according to Act 9 Geo. IV. ¢. 22, that they did not intend to 
defend their Returns; txxxvint. 161. Petition of Electors to be 
admitted Parties to defend the Return, and admitted accordingly, 
241. ——— Declaration read on appointment of Committee ; 
LXXXVI. 738. 


(6).— Qualification of Members : 
884. Petition of Mr. Green, Agent of Mr. Antrobus, @ Mem- 


ber petitioned against, who was abroad, and whose qualification 
was 











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(6.)—Qualification of Members—continued. 
was called in question, for extending time for delivery of state- 
ment of Qualification; To lie on the Table and be printed; ixxv. 
224. Petition of Agent of Mr. Bryant, the Petitioner, against the 
Return, praying to be examined on the first Petition, and to be at 
liberty to produce the copy of the Return; 236. Mr. Green’s 


solutions relating to Qualifications, read; and Member present 
having informed the House, that Mr. Green was enabled to give 
in a Particular of Mr. Antrobus’s Qualification, Motion, That 
Mr. Green be permitted to sign and deliver to the Clerk of the 
House a Particular, containing a Rental of the Hereditaments 
whereby Mr. Antrobus makes out his Qualification; Debate 
thereon adjourned ; 237. Resumed; Petition of Mr. Bryant, 
praying that the House will not grant the extension of time prayed 
for, or sutfer Qualifications to be signed or Oaths taken by Proxy; 
to lie upon the Table, and be printed; 244. Order, That Mr. 
Green be permitted to sign and deliver to the Clerk of the House 
a Paper, containing the Particular of the Hereditaments whereby 
Mr. Antrobus makes out his Qualification; 245.——— Petition 
of Mr. Bryant for discharging the Order for taking an Election 
Petition into consideration, a material part of the Election Peti- 
tion being done away with by the Order of the House, allowing 
statement of Qualification to be delivered in; txxxvi. 109, P. 


885. Mr. Speaker acquaints the House that he had received a 
Letter from Mr. Southey, a Member, stating that he was not 
qualified to take his seat; Letter read, and entered; Lxxx11. 28. 

886. Mr. Halcomb, one of the Sitting Members for Dover, 
stated to the House, that being petitioned against on the ground 
of not having a proper Qualification, he was required by a Stand- 
ing Order of the House, of 21 November 1717, to deliver to the 
Clerk of the House a Paper containing a Rental or Particular 
of the lands, tenements and hereditaments whereby he made 
out his Qualification, “ within Fifteen Days after the Petition 
read,” and that from certain causes he had neglected to deliver 
in the said Paper, and desired further Time; Standing Order, 21 
November 1717, relative to the Qualification of Members, read ; 
Motion, That Mr. Halcomb be permitted to deliver to the Clerk 
of the House the said Paper on or before a certain day ; Ques- 
tion negatived thereupon ; Lxxxvuit. 293. 


(7.)—Attendance of Members: 


887. Resolution, That when the House shall have proceeded 
upon particular days to the appointment of Select Committees, and 
the names of Members‘shall be drawn and called, Mr. Speaker 
do direct the name of every Member so called, who shall be 
absent, to be set aside, and that a List of the names of such absent 
Members be reported at such time as the House shall think fit ; 
That upon the Report of the List of the names of such absent 
Members, the Members for whose non-attendance, on the appoint- 
ment of the said Select Committee, a sufficient excuse shall not be 
made and allowed, shall be forthwith ordered to be taken into 
the custody of the Serjeant, and shall not be discharged without 
the special Order of the House; txxv. 329.—Lxxvi. 74.—Lxxx1. 
227.—LXXXIl. 337.—LXXxI. 162.—LXxxv. 99.—LXXxxvI. 296.— 
LXXXVIll. 418. 

888. Order, That the Names of Members who did not appear 
this day on the Appointment of Select Committees (which names 
were set aside), be reported by Mr. Speaker to the House upon a 
certain day; Lxxv. 334.—LXxxvi. 248.—Lxxx1I. 338.—Lxxxv. 99. 
—LXxxvi. 363.———Resolution, That the above Order do not 
extend to the names of Members serving on Election Committees ; 
LUXXV. 334.—LXXVI. 8].—LXxx1I, 338.—Lxxxv. 118.—Lxxxvi. 363. 


889. Mr. Speaker reports to the House the names of Members 
who did not appear on certain days when their names were called 
on the appointment of Committees; and the names of Members 
being read, several of them appeared, and several of them were 
excused on account of illness, or as being abroad; and those who 
were not excused were ordered to attend at the several times 
appointed for them; Lxxv. 343.———— Ordered to attend Ballots on 
particular days; Lxxv. 343, 365. 404.—1.xxvi. 86,—Lxxxu. 434,— 
UXXxv, 117. 128.—LXxxvi. 373. 388. 398. And the names 
being read, several of them appeared, and having been present at 
the Ballot that day were excused, and others who did not appear 
were excused on account of their own illness, or the illness or death 
ofa Relation, or of illness in their Families, or as being absent or 
abroad on the public service ; and those who were not excused were 
ordered to attend Ballots on particular days; Lxxxu, 344, 351.— 
LXXXVI, 388, 398. 


890. Orders of the Day for the attendance of Members who 
were ordered to attend Ballots of the day read, and the names of 
said Members were severally called over; and such of them as ap- 
peared at the Ballot were excused for their non-attendance; Lxxv. 
858.—LXxx x11, 392.—LXxXxv. 118, 149, 183,—LXXxxv1. 378, ——— For 








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XIV. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


(7.)—Attendance of Members—continued. 


their non-attendance on two former days; xxv. 392.—.Lxxx1. 
361.—Lxxxvi. 392.———-QOn three former days; Lxxxu. 369. 
———And the names of other Members being called over, they 
were excused on account of their own illness, or the illness or death 
of Relations, or as being in the country or abroad, or being peti- 
tioned against, and the Committees on such Petitions being then 
sitting, or as being engaged in public Business; Lxxx11. 361. 369- 
392.—Lxxxv. 118. 183.—Lxxxvi. 373. 392.———And names of 
Members being called over, and excuses having been offered for 
them, Order, That the said Members do attend Ballots on parti- 
cular days; Lxxxu. 361. 369. 392.—Lxxxv. 118.—LxxxvI. 392. 
———-And the names of Members being called over, and they not 
appearing at the Ballot, nor any excuse being offered for them, 
Order, That they be taken into the custody of the Serjeant; txxv. 
392.—LxxxII. 361. 369. 392.—Lxxxv. 118.—Lxxxv1. 392. 
Being called, and no excuse being offered for them, Order, That 
they do attend Ballots on particular days; txxv. 358. 392. 
And Members excused on account of illness ; txxv. 358. On 
account of their own illness or illness in their Families; txxv. 392. 
———Or the illness or death of Relations; txxv. 392. 
As being abroad; xxv. 392.———-As being in Ireland; txxv. 392. 
———Orders, That certain Members do attend the Ballots on 
particular days; Lxxv. 343. 358, 392.—Lxxxul. 361.—Lxxxv. 118. 
—LXXXxVI. 373. 388. 398. 














891. Orders for the attendance of Members upon the service of 
the House upon particular days, read and discharged; txxv1. 161. 

892. Orders for attendance of Members who were ordered to 
attend Ballots, read and discharged; txxvi. 161.————Read, and 
Order, That Names of said Members be called over upon this day 
Six Months; txxv. 409.———Read, and Orders, That Members 
have leave of absence on account of ill-health ; Lxxv. 349. 383. 385. 
On account of illness in his Family; txxv. 385. On account of 
the death of a Relation; txxv. 369.———Read, and Orders, That 
Members have leave of absence; On urgent private business; 
Lxxv. 354. 383.385. Orders discharged, and Orders made for 
their attendance on other days; Lxxv. 375.—Lxxxul. 357. 407. 


893. Serjeant informs the House that he had, pursuant to their 
Order, taken into his custody [such] Members; txxv. 393. 395. 
401, 402.—Lxxxu. 386.—1Lxxxv. 121.—Lxxxvi. 382.———Order, 
That such Members be forthwith discharged out of custody, paying 
their Fees; txxv. 393. 395. 401, 402.—Lxxxu. 386.—Lxxxv. 121- 
—.xxxvi. 382. Without paying their Fees; txxv. 395.—.Lxxxv1. 
393. House being informed that John Thomas Fane, Esq", 
was not aware that the name of “Mr. Fane” was intended for 
him, but that it meant Mr. Fane of Oxfordshire ; Ordered, That 
John Thomas Fane, Esq", be forthwith discharged out of custody, 
without paying his Fees; txxv. 395.——— House being informed 
that a Member was at a distance from town when the Order for 
his attendance was made; Ordered, That the said Member be 
forthwith discharged out of custody without paying his Fees; 
LXXXVI. 393. 

894. Order for taking Member into the custody of the Serjeant, 
read, and discharged, the House being informed, that the Member 
had a severe fall from his horse, which prevented him attending 
the Ballot; uxxv. 405. House being informed that the Member 
was detained in Ireland ; txxx11. 368. House being informed 
that Member was gone to Scotland on urgent business ; Lxxxu. 375. 

895. Members excused for not attending Election Committees ; 
LXXV. 367.—LXXX1l. 356.—LXXXIV. 269.—xc. 323._——And leave 
given to absent themselves from further attendance ; Lxxv. 359. 
—LXXVI. 257.—LXXXUl. 304.—LXXXILI. 244.—LXXXV,. 119.—LXXXVI. 
157. — LXxxvul. 324,.—Lxxxix. 461.—xc. 177.——— Excused 
further attendance in consequence of the dangerous illness of a 
near Relative, on a Motion to the House, and the examination of a 
Medical Person, (without Report from a Committee); xc. 202. 


(8.)—Committees : 

896. Election Committees, immediately after the reduced List 
has been presented at the Bar by the Clerk of Election Commit- 
tees, and the Members called to the Table are sworn by the Clerk ; 
LXXV. 235,—LXxXvI. 250.—Lxxvil. 185,—LXXIX. 347.—Lxxx,. 123.— 
LXXXI, 228.—LXxXxXUI. 159.—LXxXxXI. 167.—LXXXIV. 98,—LXXKXV. 
101.—Lxxxvi. 364. 644.—LXXXVII. 47.—LXXXVUI. 123,—LXXXIX. 
206.—xc. 159, &amp;c.———To meet forthwith in one of the Com- 
mittee Chambers appointed for hearing the trial of controverted 
Elections ; txxv, 235,—LxXxXxul. 159,—.Lxxxvi. 364. 644.—LXXXIX. 
206.—xc. 159, Ke. 

897. - Committees on Election Petitions and relative to Elec- 
tions, balloted for; Lxxxvit, 159. 475. 547. 

898. Election Committees have leave to adjourn to particular 
days, on account of absence of Members of Committees; xxv. 
102, llness of Members of Committees; xc. 229. The 
absence of material Witnesses; Lxxxtt. 358, 378.—-Lxxxvirt. 202. 

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XIV. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


(8.)— Committees—continued. 

433. Appointment of a Commission to take Evidence in Ireland ; 
LXXxiI. 429.—xc. 229. Application of Counsel to allow Parties 
time to investigate Lists of Objections and classify Voters ; xxx1x. 
495. Committee having come to several Resolutions, which 
would materially reduce the number of individual objections con- 
tained in Lists exchanged between the Parties; txxxu. 388. Ap- 
plication on the part of Sitting Member for an adjournment, to 
enable him to proceed with his case, in consequence of his being 
refused a general Commission to examine Witnesses in Ireland ; 
txxxu. 388. To afford Parties time to prepare Lists and State- 
ments, they are required to deliver in, previous to issuing War- 
rants for a Commission; txxxm. 413. The Endorsement in the 
Return not being signed by the Returning Officer, and for the 
purpose of giving Petitioners time to produce the Poll Books, or 
authenticate the said Endorsement ; Lxxxvu. 212. To give time 
for the production of Documents; ixxxvimt. 252. Until Mr. 
Speaker shall by Warrant direct them to re-assemble, [a Commis- 
sion having been appointed to take Evidence in Ireland]; txxxu. 
429.—xc. 229. Have leave to sit on certain Days during the 
Sitting of the House ; xc. 229.—xc1. 227. 267, &amp;c. 

899. Mr. Speaker informs the House, that he had received 
copies of Proceedings of Commissioners in Ireland, and that, in 
pursuance of Act for regulating the trial of controverted Elec- 
tions in Ireland, he had, by Warrants to be inserted in the Landon 
Gazette, directed the said Committees to re-assemble on certain 
times; Lxxv. 89.—xc1. 19. 

900. Election Committees; Commit Witnesses to the custody 
of the Serjeant-at-Arms for Prevarication; txxv. 384. Chairman 
makes a Motion, by direction of the Committee, for the Attorney 
General to prosecute a Witness for Perjury; and Order accord- 
ingly ; Lxxv. 332. 


(9.)—Minutes of Evidence : 

901. Minutes of Evidence, or of Proceedings of Election 
Committees; Ordered to be laid before the House; txxv. 384.— 
LXXXV. 203.—LXXXvI. 168 441. 734. 864.—LxxxvilI. 163. 251. 
266. 271. 420.—xci1. 359. 365. Presented, and ordered to be 
printed ; txxv. 384.—Lxxxv. 204. 221,—.Lxxxvi. 172. 450. 734. 
864.—LXXXxvill. 165. 259. 268. 271. 425.—xcl1. 359. 366. (P. 381.) 
———-Leave given for Short-hand Writer to attend with Minutes 
of Evidence, at the Assizes, on trials of Indictments.for Bribery ; 
ixxv. 470. That Minutes of Evidence taken before a Committee 
on the Lancaster Election in 1819, be produced before an Arbitra- 
tion arising out of the said Election ; txxvitt. 365. For Short- 
hand Writer to attend with Minutes of Evidence, and to give 
Evidence before the Grand Jury of Middlesex, in the case of the 
Hedon Election; txxvi. 245. Also upon the trial in the Court 
of King’s Bench, 378. Clerk to attend and give Evidence be- 
fore the Court of King’s Bench, on the trial of an Indictment 
against William Drew for Perjury, and to produce the original 
Petition ; txxvi. 442.——Clerk to attend the Cornwall Assizes, 
with the Poll Book; .txxv1. 200.— —Proper Officers of the 
House to attend the Grand Inquest in the Court of King’s Bench, 
to produce the Petitions and Minutes of Evidence respecting the 
St. Ives Election in 1820; Committee Clerk and Short-hand 
Writer to attend and give Evidence before the Grand Inquest, on 
a Bill of Indictment against William Hichens for Perjury ; txxvit. 
254. 334. Clerk to attend and give evidence, and to produce the 
Poll Book at the next Assizes for the County of Cornwall, 366. 
Short-hand Writer also to attend, 47 1.———Clerk who attended the 
Committee to produce the Poll Book, and Minutes of Evidence 
taken before the Committee on the St. Ives Election in 1820, in 
the Court of King’s Bench, in an Action at Law between James 
Halse and Sir Christopher Hawkins, Bart.; txxx. 585, Proper 
Officer to produce the Petition, and Short-hand Writer to give 
evidence, 629. For Short-hand Writer, who took the Minutes 
of Evidence at the Committee upon the late Election for the County 
of Pembroke, to attend with the Minutes of Evidence at the next 
Assizes for the said County; txxxvu. 510.— For the Clerk 
and Short-hand Writer who attended the Committee upon the 
Warwick Election, to be permitted to attend the next Assizes for the 
County of Warwick, in the cause of Mintorn against Greenway, 
and to produce the Minutes of Evidence taken before the said 
Committee ; txxxix. 146.———For the Short-hand Writer, who 
attended the Ennis Election Committee, to attend before the 
Grand Jury or other Tribunal, with the Minutes of Evidence 
taken before the Committee, and to give Evidence in relation 
thereto, on Bills of Indictment for Perjury, or other proceedings 
taken against Witness examined before such Committee; xc. 335. 
Similar leave to the proper Officer of the House to attend with 
and produce the Petition complaining of the Election and Return; 
the Order of the House for taking it into consideration; the original 
Minutes of the appointment of the Committee, and to be examined 





(9.)—-Minutes of Evidence—continued. 

and give evidence; xc. 335. Similar leave to the Clerk to the 
Committee to attend to be examined and give evidence; xc, 335, 
———For the Short-hand Writer, who attended the Committee 
on the Ipswich Election Petition, to have leave to attend and give 
evidence before the Middlesex Grand Jury, on the cases of Dewey 
and Arnold, ona prosecution for Perjury; xc. 241.———For the 
Short-hand Writers who took notes of the Evidence before the 
Select Committee in 1835, on the Petitions complaining of Bribery 
at the Elections for Great Yarmouth, to attend as Witnesses at the 
Assizes; xci. 192, 


(10.)\—Returning Officers : 

902. Copies of Bills and Orders for Second Reading to be 
served on Returning Officers and other Parties ;—Carrickfergus 
Disfranchisement, on Returning Officer; txxxvutl. 478.—.xxxrx, 
20.—Evesham Disfranchisement, on Returning Officer of Evesham 
and High Bailiff of Birmingham; Lxxxv1.269.—Hertford Bribery, 
on Returning Officer; Lxxxvi1. 632.—1xxxix. 14.—Liverpool 
Bribery, on Returning Officer; Lxxxvi. 854.—.Lxxxvu. 58, 
Liverpool Freemen, on Returning Officer ; 1xxx1x. 27.—Stafford 
Disfranchisement, on Returning Officer; txxxvit. 632.—.Lxxxx, 
20.—Warwick Bribery, on Returning Officer ; Lxxxvin. 63¢,— 
LXXxIx. 27.———Notice of the Day appointed for Committee to 
be served on Returning Officer; Liverpool Bribery ; txxxvm. 334, 
—— Petition complaining of the conduct of the Returning 
Officer at the last Election for Rye, offered; Notice taken that 
the said Petition was in substance an Election Petition, and the 
conduct of the same Returning Officer is complained of in an 
Election Petition not yet tried; Petition withdrawn ; rxxxv1. 
195.———Endorsement on the Return not signed by the Return- 
ing Officer; Lxxxvul. 212. 


(11.)—Prosecutions : 

903. Attorney General directed to prosecute a Witness for 
Perjury committed before the St. Iveg Election Committee; txxy, 
332.———All Parties who appear from the Evidence taken before 
the Ipswich Committee to have been guilty of Bribery; xc. 403. 
———Similar Order for Parties who appear to have been prin- 
cipally implicated in the offence of Bribery (Great Yarmouth) ; 
xc. 576.———The Law Officers of the Crown in Ireland directed 
to take immediate measures for the purpose of bringing to justice 
such Persons as may have been guilty of bribing Voters at 
the last Election for the City of Dublin; txxxvi. 779. 


(12.)—Returns : 

904. House informed that a Member in the custody of the 
Marshal of the King’s Bench, petitioned against, was desirous of 
appearing at the Bar to defend his Return; Member ordered to 
be brought to the Bar in custody of the Marshal, if he shall signify 
his desire to be so brought up; and Mr. Speaker to issue his 
Warrants accordingly ; Lxxv. 263.—— Notice taken, that by the 
Book of Returns there is a Return for the Borough of Leominster, 
by two several Indentures, and it appearing that Baron Hotham’s 
name appeared in both Indentures, it was the opinion of the House 
that the Return was not to be deeined a double Return, so far as 
related to him; txxxu. 10.— —Notice being taken, that no 
Return had been made to the Writ for the Election of two Bur- 
gesses to serve for Grimsby, although the Election had taken 
place and was finished, Deputy Clerk of the Crown ordered to 
attend forthwith; Deputy Clerk of the Crown attended accord- 
ingly, and gave the House information relative to the issuing the 
said Writ; High Sheriff of the County of Lincoln and Returning 
Officer of Great Grimsby to attend; txxxvi. 758. Order for the 
attendance of the High Sheriff, read; Letter exculpating the 
Sheriff, and transmitting the Writ, delivered in and read ; Order 
for the attendanceof the High Sheriff, discharged; 762. Order 
for the attendance of the Returning Officer, read; 768. Called 
in and examined ; Mayor and Town Clerk to attend on a future 
day; 769. Order for their attendance, read ; Town Clerk called 
in, and made a statement; Agent for the Sitting Members called 
in, and made a statement ; Order for their attendance discharged ; 
778.——Notice taken, that no Return had been made to the 
Writ for electing a Knight of the Shire to serve for the Southern 
Division of the County of Stafford, although the Election took 
place at Lichfield on, and was concluded on a certain day; 
Under-Sheriff of the County of Stafford to attend ; rxxxvut. 475. 
Order for his attendance discharged, a Member having explained 
to the satisfaction of the House the causes of the delay in the 
transmissal of the Return, 487. Parties have leave to ques- 
tion the Return of Members seated on amended Returns, within 
Fourteen Days; uxxxvi. 578.—xc. 169. Leave given to 
Persons to be admitted Parties to defend Returns; uxxxtt. 293. 
315.—LXxxvi. 147, 148.—.Lxxxvil. 83.—Lxxxvill. 169. 241.— 
XCII. 522. 

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(13.)— Witnesses : 

905. Marshal of the King’s Bench to bring a Person in safe 
custody, in order to his being examined as a Witness before an 
Election Committee; ixxxu. 321. Witness committed to 
Newgate; .xxx11. 473.———Witness committed to Newgate ; 
and Order that the Keeper of Newgate do bring him in safe 
custody, &amp;c.; uxxv. 423.—.xxxul. 351. 464.——— Witnesses 
absconding to avoid being summoned ; Ordered into the custody 
of the Serjeant; txxv. 404.—Lxxx11. 297.———Addresses for 
His Majesty to issue Proclamations with Rewards for apprehend- 
ing Witnesses absconding to avoid being summoned ; txxv. 419. 
—.xxxul. 345, Orders for presenting them discharged ; the 
Parties having surrendered themselves; txxv. 423.—.Lxxxul. 351. 





906. Witnesses summoned and not appearing, ordered to be 
taken into the custody of the Serjeant; xc. 384.———Order for 
taking Witnesses into the custody of the Serjeant, discharged (on 
the report of the determination of the Election Committee); xc. 
393. Witnesses giving false Evidence, &amp;c.; reported to be 
committed by Committees to the custody of the Serjeant; and 
committed by the House to Newgate; Lxxv. 384. Their 
Petitions to be discharged out of custody; txxv. 428. 438,— 
LXXXU. 511.—.Lxxxu. 138, 195.———Petitions printed; txxv. 
428. 438.—.Lxxxu. 511.—Lxxx. 138. 195.——Petition of 
Witness alleging ill-health, and praying to be discharged without 
personal attendance at the Bar; txxv. 466.———Witnesses re- 
primanded and discharged, paying their Fees; uxxv. 431.— 
Lxxx111. 151. Without payment of Fees; txxxu. 525.—1xxx111. 
199. 


907. Witnesses ordered to be prosecuted for Perjury, on 
Motion made by direction of Committee; txxv. 332.——— Wit- 
ness having grossly prevaricated, and given false evidence before a 
Committee of the whole House; committed to Newgate; 1xxx11. 
473. His Petition to be discharged, 511,r. Reprimanded and 
discharged, 525.———Witness attempts to defeat the investigation 
of a Committee of the whole Huuse, by wilfully suppressing the 
truth; committed to Newgate; txxxiu. 122. His Petition to be 
discharged, 138, rp. Reprimanded and discharged, 151.——— 
Witness guilty of gross and wilful falsehood before a Committee 
of the whole House; committed to Newgate; txxxur. 147. His 
Petition to be discharged, 195, Pr. Reprimanded and discharged, 
199. ———— Witness refuses to comply with the order of the Com- 
mittee for his attendance to be examined; Witness ordered to 
attend the House on a particular day; Lxxxvi1. 190.——— 
Witness refuses to answer questions addressed to her by the Com- 
mittee ; Ordered to attend.the House on a particular day; txxxvitt. 
212, Examined at the Bar as to the cause of her refusal; admo- 
nished by the Speaker, and directed to withdraw ; 218. 


908. Petition of Witness complaining that he had been insulted 
in the Lobby by Mr. Martin French; Parties ordered to attend ; 
Mr. French called to the Bar, and having assured the House that 
he had not offended knowingly, he was directed to withdraw ; 
Parties discharged from further attendance; Lxxx1. 351. 








(14.)—Other Matters : 


909. Mr. Speaker’s appointment of Members to issue Warrants 
for new Writs in certain cases; Lxxv. 148.—LxxxiI. 312,— 
LXxxvi. 151.—xc. 331. 


910. Various matters relative to Elections read, in proceedings 
of the House, viz.: Acts and Sections of Acts; Lxxv. 198.— 
UXXVI. 52.—LXxx1l. 146.—LxxxlI. 501.—LXXXIV. 35.—LXXXxv. 
118.—LxxXxvI. 20. 538.—LXXXVII. 34.—LXXXVIII. 18.—Lxxx1x. 593. 
— —An Election Petition appearing to relate to the Election 
and Return of a place concerning which the House had received 
a Petition ona former day (through the Deputy Clerk of the Crown 
in Ireland) ; the same was first read, on offering several Election 
Petitions ; xc. 44. Election Petitions read again; Lxxvi. 52. 
—LXXXI. 140,—Lxxx11. 75.—Lxxxv. 16.———Petitions of former 
sessions; LXxxv. 16.———Petitions respecting the Right of Elec- 
tion read again; Lxxxu1. 145,————Order appointing a day for 
taking Election Petitions into consideration ; Lxxx11. 75.—LXXxvI. 
107. 708. —Lxxxviil. 42.———Indentures of Returns, &amp;c.; txxx1v. 
101, Entries in Journals; txxv. 17.—.Lxxx1. 223,—Lxxxv1. 
231. 625.—Lxxx1x. 593.———Order of leave to lodge a Petition 
in the Office of the Clerk of the Crown in Ireland; txxxu. 136. 
——— Resolutions of Election Committees; txxv. 443,—Lxxxv1.458. 
—Lxxxviul. 365.———Resolutions of Select Committees ; txxx1x. 
19, Resolution of the House of Commons of Ireland of 7th 
March 1725; Lxxx. 393.—————-Special Reports of Election Com- 
mittees; LXxx1t. 358.—LXXXvI. 168. 778. Determinations of 
Election Committees ; .Lxxxix. 593. Entries in Return 
Books; uxxv. 243.—.Lxxxu1. 32. ———Petition complaining of 
Returning Officers and other matters, presented in the last Session, 
to be printed; ixxxix. 23,p.———Reports and Resolutions of 








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XIV. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


(14.)—Other Matters—continued. 

Committees to whom Petitions complaining of the Forgery of 
Names to Election Petitions were referred; Lxxx11. 561.—Lxxxv1. 
287.————Order for bringing a person to the Bar; 1xxxu. 581. 
———-Order for attendance of Parties ; txxx11-351.—Lxxxvi. 768. 
———Order for Committee on a Bill; txxxvi. 461.—txxx1x. 
138,———Entry in Votes; txxx. 582. Report of Exa- 
miners; xc. 185.———Order for enlarging Time for entering 
into Recognizances; Lxxx. 117.———Petition for enlarging 
Time for entering into Recognizances; txxxvit. 275, ———Ses- 
sional Orders; txxx11. 45.—xc. 116, 288, ———Reports of Select 
Committees of former Sessions, with Minutes of their Proceedings, 
to be re-printed ; uxxx1. 442.———Petitions complaining of the 
Forgery of Names to Election Petitions; ixxxv1. 185.——Peti- 
tion for leave to present an Election Petition after the time limited ; 
LXXXVI. 231.—-—— Petitions relative to Right of Election; txxxv1. 
108.———Declarations of Members that they did not intend to 
defend their Returns; txxx1. 148.—.xxxvi. 65. 626.—Lxxxvil. 
34.—LXXXxvill. 161.———Letter exculpating a Sheriff, and trans- 
mitting a Writ; Lxxxvi. 768. Standing Order relative to 
the Qualification of Members; uxxxvim1. 293..———Report from 
Select Committees ; rxxxvimt. 357. 578.———Order for the ap- 
pointment of a Select Committee read and discharged; txxxvut. 
547. Minutes of Evidence taken before a Committee; 
LXXXVIII.434.————Order for the Speaker to issue his Warrant for 
a new Writ; txxx1. 223.———Resolutions of the House; txxx1t. 
345.———Read and rescinded; xc. 345.———Entry in Return 
Book read, whereby it appeared that Three Members had been 
elected; one by Twelve Electors, and two by Eleven Electors; 
and one of the two who petitioned not having entered into Recog- 
zances, and no Petition having been presented from the others, 
Resolution, That Election is void with respect to the two; Lxxv. 
243. 

911. Resolution, That the practice of paying Money to the 
Ont-vgters at the Elections for Members of this House, under 
colour of indemnifying them for Loss of Time, is highly illegal, 
and subversive of the Freedom of Election, and tending to the 
most dangerous Corruption; txxv. 443.—— Resolutions for 
regulating the mode of proceeding with respect to Petitions pre- 
sented to the House after the expiration of the time allowed for 
presenting Petitions, affirming that within Eighteen calendar 
Months general Bribery or Corruption has been practised to pro- 
cure the Return of Members; txxx1. 387. See infra, 926°. 








912. Resolution, That in all cases where a Select Committee, 
appointed to try the merits of an Election for any Coynty, City or 
Borough, report to this House that they have altered the Poll, by 
adding or striking out the Names of any Voters on such Poll, 
Mr. Speaker shall issue his directions thereupon to the Clerk of 
the Peace, Town Clerk or other Officer, as the case may be, with 
whom the Register of the Voters of such County, City or Borough 
is deposited, to alter and amend such Register, by striking out the 
Names of such Voters as have been struck off the Poll, and by 
adding such Names as have been added to the Poll by such Select 
Committee; Lxxxviil. 476. Similar Resolution, where the 
Committee report, that the Names of any Voters ought not to have 
been placed in the Register of Voters, or that the Names of any 
Voters have been unduly omitted from such Register, Mr. Speaker 
shall, &amp;e.; xc. 374. 


913. That the last Election for the City of Bath is a void 
Election; txxxiv. 101. 





914. Resolution, That the House will always maintain the 
Freedom of Election, but that, under the circumstances mentioned 
in the Report, are content to proceed no further in the matter of 
the Complaint; [Carlisle Petition, 1821]; txxv1. 230. 

915. That Mr. O’Connell, the Member for Clare, be heard at 
the Bar by himself, his Counsel or Agents; Lxxx1v. 311.——— 
That Mr. O’Connell is not entitled to sit or vote in this House 
unless he first take the Oath of Supremacy ; Lxxxiv. 311. 


916. That it appears in Evidence adduced before the Select 
Committee appointed to try and determine the merits of the Peti- 
tion of James Scarlett and others, severally complaining of an 
undue Election and Return for the City of Dublin, that a system 
of creating Fictitious Freeholds within the City and County of 
the City of Dublin has been fraudulently and illegally carried on ; 
that such Freeholds have been supported by Perjury, and 
certain Votes qualified thereby have been notoriously bribed; 
Lxxxvi. 778. That such a system is a great violation of the purity 
of Election, and a direct infraction of the Law of the Land, 779. 

917. Resolution, That the corrupt state of the Borough of 
Evesham demands the attention of the House; txxxvi. 262,———— 
Bill for excluding the Borough of Evesham from electing Bur- 
gesses to serve in Parliament, &amp;c.; Ordered, Lxxxv1. 269. See 
supra, 56. 

918. That 
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XIV. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


(14.)—Other Matters—continued. 

918. That, under the peculiar circumstances of the case, the 
Petition of the Honourable William Ogilvy, complaining of an 
undue Election and Return for the Burghs of Forfar, &amp;c., be 
permitted to lie on the Table; uxxxvi. 231. 


919. That this House doth agree in the Report made on the 
26th day of March last [1831], by the Select Committee on the 
Liverpool Election Petition, which states, “ That gross Bribery 
and Treating prevailed during the late Election for a Burgess 
to serve in Parliament for the Borough of Liverpool ;” Resolved, 
That such Bribery and Treating require the most serious consi- 
deration of the House; Bill ordered; txxxvi. 821. See supra, 63. 


920. For an Address that His Majesty will direct His Attor- 
ney General for Ireland to prosecute James Lisle for Bribery and 
Corrupt Practices during the late Election for the Borough of 
Newry; Lxxxvitl. 365. 


921. Motion, That a Select Committee be appointed to whom 
all Petitions affirming that general Bribery or Corruption has 
been practised at Elections shall be referred ; Debate thereon ad- 
journed; txxxu. 160. Further adjourned, 226. Debate resumed, 


XV. Questions and Previous Questions 
Superseded,—+relative to— 


Agents : 
924. That Agent of Sitting Members be called in and exa- 
mined relative to a Notice served on the Sitting Members; With- 
drawn, xc. 138. 


Ballots : 

925. That Ballot on the Dublin Election Petition be ad- 
journed till a future day ; Withdrawn, txxxv1.708.———That the 
Reduced List reported yesterday on the Dublin Election Petition 
be now called over and the Members sworn, &amp;c.; Lxxxvi. 708. 


Bills : 

926. That the Bill for fixing the Sussex Elections at Lewes be 
now read a Second Time ; xxv. 350.—— For leave to bring in 
a Bill to disqualify Persons holding Civil Offices in the Ordnance 
Department from voting in the Election of Members to serve in 
Parliament; Lxxvi. 257. Motion withdrawn for leave to bring 
in a Bill to register Voters in Cities and Boroughs ; txxx11. 607. 
——For leave to bring in a Bill to repeal so much of 7 &amp; 8 
Geo. IV. as prohibits the use of Ribbons at Election of Mem- 
bers ; Quest. Neg. thereupon ; Lxxx111. 186.——-For bringing in 
a Bill to regulate the Admission of Freemen in Cities and 
Boroughs; Ques. Neg. thereupon; Lxxxu1. 186.———For bring- 
ing in a Bill to prevent Bribery and Corruption in the Borough of 
East Retford; txxx1v. 264.———For bringing in a Bill to exclude 
the Borough of East Retford from electing Burgesses to serve in Par- 
liament; Lxxxiv. 264. For bringing up a Clause offered to be 
added on the Report; uxxxv.150. On the Third Reading ; txxxv. 
180.——For reading 2° Clauses offered to be added on further 
consideration of Reports of Bills; Bribery at Elections; xc1. 799. 
—on 3° Reading of Bills; Bribery at Elections; txxxvit. 575.— 
xc1. 830. Limitation of Polls Bills ; xc. 510.———For adding cer- 
tain Words to the County Elections Polls Bill; xc1. 700. To 
the Title of the Registration of Voters Bill, 760. For inserting 
Words in the Registration of Voters Bill, 760.—— For adjourn- 
ment to supersede Motions for reading 2° the Election Expenses 
and Qualification of Members Bill; xc. 443.—For reading Order 
of the Day for Committee on Polls at Elections Bill, 498.—For 
reading the Order of the Day for receiving the Report, and for 
bringing up the Report on the Bribery at Elections Bill; xcr. 
794..———For adjourning Debate on Motion for reading 2° 
Committees’ Amendments, to County Elections Polls Bill ; xc. 677. 


Bribery : 

926.* That in all cases in which an Election shall be declared 
void, or a Sitting Member shall be unseated on the ground of 
Bribery or Treating, and in which it shall not be reported to the 
House by the Committee appointed to try the Petition that the 
Petitioner has been guilty of similar practices, it is expedient that 
the expenses of the Petitioners should be borne by the Public ; 
Withdrawn ; xc. 40. Against the Payment of Head Money 
to Electors by Candidates, or persons acting on their behalf, &amp;c. ; 
Withdrawn; xc1.598. See infra, 929.933. Debates, 56, 57. 


Committees : 

927. For Instruction to Committee on Grampound Disfran- 
chisement Bill for extending the Right of voting to certain 
Hundreds, and for enabling the County of York to send Four 
Members to Parliament; Lxxvi. 65._.That a Select Com- 
mittee be appointed to whom all Petitions affirming that general 
Bribery or Corruption has been practised at Elections shall be 
referred; Debate thereupon adjourned; txxxu. 160. Further 


(14.)— Other Matters—continued. 
and Question negatived thereupon, 235. Another Motion rela- 
tive to Persons questioning Returns of Members upon an allega- 
tion of Bribery and Corruption; Amendment proposed, and 
Debate thereon adjourned, 235. Further adjourned, 266. 307. 
335. 353. 381. 450. 473. 502. 

922. The House was moved that the Order for Mr. Speaker to 
issue his Warrant for a New Writ for the Borough of Newport 
might be read ; and the same being read, the House was informed 
that the Honourable William Lamb had been returned a Burgess 
to serve in Parliament for the Borough of Newport, as appeared 
by the Certificate of the Deputy Clerk of the Crown; Certificate 
read; Order for Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrant for a New 
Writ for the said Borough in the room of the Right Honourable 
William Lamb, who, since his Election, had accepted the Office 
of Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland; txxxn, 
469. [The Member had not taken his Seat.] 

923. Ordered, That leaving Copies of the Bill to incapacitate 
certain Persons from voting at Elections for East Retford at the 





Place of Abode of the Persons named therein, be deemed good 
Service; Lxxxu. 477. 


Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn or 


Committees—continued. 

adjourned, 226. Debate resumed and Question negatived there- 
upon, 235. For the House to resolve itself into a Com- 
mittee to consider Act 10 Geo. III. and other Statutes relative to 
controverted Elections; Lxxx11. 561.——That it be an Instruc- 
tion to the Committee on the Qualification of Freeholders (Ire- 
land) Bill, that they have Power to prevent a fraudulent and 
fictitious Registry; txxxiv. 157. That they have Power to 
extend the operation of the Bill to Boroughs, Cities and Towns 
Corporate in Ireland, 175. That they have the Power of pre- 
serving the existing Rights of Protestant Freeholders, 175. 

For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into, and report 
upon the various points arising out of the Acts 2 Will. IV. c. 45 
and 88, on which contrary Decisions have been come to, whether 
by the Revising and Assisting Barristers, or by Returning Officers, 
or by Election Committees; txxxvim. 425. That it be an 
Instruction to the Committee to inquire into the last Elections for 
Liverpool, and to report upon each Election separately, relative to 
Bribery and Corruption; .txxxvu1. 548.——~That a Select 
Committee be appointed to take into consideration the Evidence 
already before the House relative to the Borough of Warwick, 
and to report respecting Bribery and Treating, and whether in 
the event of disfranchising the Parties bribed, or that Class of 
Electors to which they belong, a sound and competent Consti- 
tuency will remain in the Borough; txxx1x. 111.——That it 
be an Instruction to the said Committee that they have Power to 
make Provision that no Person who shall have become a Burgess 
or Freeman of the said Borough of Liverpool prior to the 1st 
December 1830 shall be entitled to vote in Elections for Members; 
LXxxIx. 116.———That it be an Instruction to the Committee on 
the Liverpool Freemen Bill, that they have Power to limit the 
operation of the Bill to those Persons whose guilt has been 
proved before Committees of the House, &amp;c., and that such 
Persons shall be rendered incapable of voting in future; uxxx1x. 
116.———For appointing a Select Committee to make further 
Inquiry into the Proceedings at the general Election for the City 
of Coventry in December 1832, and to consider and report to 
the House thereon, and upon the best means of providing for the 
future Prevention of Riots, and for preserving the Peace and 
Freedom of Election at Coventry ; Lxxx1x. 135. 


Dublin City Election : 

928. Motion, That it is the duty of the Law Officers of the 
Crown in Ireland to take immediate measures for the purpose of 
punishing the Persons concerned in certain illegal and unconsti- 
tutional Practices, withdrawn ; Motion, That the Law Officers of 
the Crown in Ireland be directed to take immediate measures for 
the purpose of bringing to justice such Persons as may have been 
guilty of bribing Voters at the last Election for the City of Dublin; 
Amendment proposed ; Debate arising thereupon; Motion for 
adjourning Debate withdrawn; Main Question agreed to; Motion, 
That it appears in Evidence taken before such Select Committee, 
that official influence in Ireland was unduly exercised in favour of, 
and with a view to aid and assist in, the Election and Return of 
Robert Harty, Esq", and Louis Perrin, Esq", for the City of 
Dublin in the present Parliament; and that it is the Opinion of this 
House that such undue exercise of official influence was a gross 
violation of the Privileges of this House, and a direct contraven- 
tion of the Law of Parliament as declared in the Resolutions of this 
House; Ques. Neg. thereupon; Lxxxvi. 779. 





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929. That it is highly criminal in any Minister or Ministers, 
or other Servants under the Crown of Great Britain and Ireland, 
directly or indirectly to use the powers of Office in the Election of 
Representatives to serve in Parliament; and an attempt at such 
influence will at all times be resented by this House, as aimed 
at its own Honour, Dignity and Independency, as an Infringe- 
ment of the dearest rights of every Subject throughout the 
Empire, and tending to sap the basis of this free and happy 
Constitution; Withdrawn, txxxvi.60. See infra, 933. 


House : 
930. That Jonathan Fox be brought to the Bar in order to 


‘ his being discharged ; Withdrawn, txxx111. 139. 


Liverpool Election Committee : 

931. Motion, That the system of Bribery and Treating which 
has prevailed at the last Election demands the attention of the 
House; Withdrawn, rxxxvi. 516. Resolution of Committee read; 
Motion, That the House doth agree with the Committee in the 
said Resolution; Motion, That the House do now adjourn, resolved 
inthe Affirmative; 516. 


V. Questions and Previous Questions Negatived, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Government Officers : Qualification: 


936. Motion, That a Member petitioned against for not having 
a proper Qualification be permitted to deliver to the Clerk of the 
House the said Paper on or before a certain day ; Question nega- 
tived thereupon; Lxxxviut. 293. 


Recognizances : 


937. Forenlarging Time for entering into Recognizances on Peti- 
tions presented forthat purpose by Petitioners complaining of Elec- 
tions; For Denbigh; txxxu. 116.—Mallow; uxxxu. 194. Mary- 
le bone; txxxvi. 275.—Tregony, Ques. Neg., txxxvi. 141, 
———-Motion withdrawn, For Stamford Borongh; txxxv1. 137. 
-———That a Party be called to the Bar to verify the Matter of 
his Petition for Time to provide another Surety; ixxxvi. 649. 
———That Parties be called to the Bar to verify the contents of 
their Petition for further Time for entering into Recognizances ; 
LXXXVIII. 275.———Debate adjourned on Motion that leave be 
given to substitute another Surety; Lxxxv1.921.——~—That Pe- 
tition for further Time for giving in the Names of Sureties be 
taken into consideration on a certain Day ; xc1. 138.———For dis- 
charging Order for enlarging Time for entering into Recognizances, 
(Hedon Borough); xxx. 117. 


» * Members: Registers : 


932. Motion withdrawn for discharging a Member, in custody 
for not attending a Ballot without paying his Fees, he being 
Chairman of a Grand Jury at the time the Order for his attendance 
at the Ballot was made; Lxxx11, 379.———That Samuel Crompton, 
Esq‘*, do in his place attend the Committee of the whole House, to 
whom the Edst Retford Disfranchisement Bill is referred ; With- 


938. That Mr. Speaker be directed to issue his Warrant to the 
Clerk of the Peace, to strike off the Register of Electors the 
names of Electors who were reported by the Committee as being 
upon the Register, but as not being entitled to vote; Amendment 
proposed ; Amendment and Motion withdrawn, (Longford) ; 
XClI. 358. 


drawn, LXxxil1. 152. Returns: 


Orders and Resolutions: 

933. Motion, That a Standing Committee of Twelve Members 
be appointed to carry into effect the Orders and Resolutions of 
this House touching the undue Interference of Peers, and touch- 
ing Bribery and Corrupt Practices in the Election of, or in the 


939. That the Indenture by which James Adam Gordon and 
James Mackillop, Esq'**, were returned to serve for the Borough 
of Tregony, be taken off the File; Withdrawn, txxxm. 45. 
That Electors be at liberty to question an Election and Return 
within Fourteen Days; Neg., xc. 186. 





endeavour to elect, Persons to serve as Members; Withdrawn, Separate Parties: 


LXXXVIII. 38. 


Petitions : 

934. For referring Petition of Freemen of the City of Carlisle, 
complaining of the Interference of the Military at the late Election 
for that City, to the Committee of Privileges; Motion withdrawn; 
LXxvI. 170. That whenever a Petition shall be presented, 
after the expiration of the time allowed for presenting Petitions, 
against the validity of Returns, affirming that general Bribery or 





940. That Persons be admitted to appear as separate Parties 
on distinct interests on Appointment of Election Committees ; 
On Petitions complaining of Elections; For Carlow County; 
xcu. 294.—Dublin County; txxxm. 337.—Pontefract; 1xxx11. 
291.—Wexford ; Lxxxv. 118. 


Sheriffs : 


941. That the Sheriffs of Coventry do attend at the Bar of this 
House on a certain day; Lxxxvutt. 652. 


Corruption had been practised, this House will appoint a day and Writs : 


hour for taking the same into consideration; Motion withdrawn ; 
UXxxil, 28.————For taking into consideration Petition of 
Frederick Richard West, complaining of the Election for Denbigh 
Borough; Ltxxxu1. 160.— For referring the Petition of the Elec- 
tors of the Borough of Leicester to a Select Committee ; txxx11. 322. 
—— That the House will not before the adjournment for the Recess 
at Christmas take into consideration any Election Petition, except 
those ordered to he taken into consideration on certain days ; Ques. 
Neg. thereupon, Lxxxv1. 106, Petition of John Rodolph Deere 
and Henry Shirley, Esq’, for leave to withdraw their Petition 
complaining of undue Election for Winchelsea ; Motion that leave 
be given; Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, read; Motion withdrawn ; txxxv1. 
231,.———That the Petition of Edward Gill Flight, complaining 
of Corrupt Practices in Elections for Bridport, be printed; With- 
drawn, Lxxxv1.256. Ques. Neg. upon similar Motion, 264.——— 
For deferring the consideration of the Roxburgh County Election 
Petition; Lxxxv1. 674. ———That the Petition of Richard Gurney, 
d of Tregony, for reviewing the Decision and Report of the 

Tregony Election Committee, in 1830, and for release from liabi- 

lity to Costs, do lie on the Table; Motionand Petition withdrawn ; 

LXxxv1. 841.———That Orders made for taking Election Petitions 


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1e into consideration on particular days be discharged ; Forfar, &amp;c. 
of District of Burghs; txxxvi. 84. Coleraine; Lxxxvin. 42. 
i Knaresborough; txxxvul. 155.———That the Order for consider- 
of ing Election Petition on a certain day be discharged ; Withdrawn, 
or LXXXVIIL. 42. 155. That certain Persons, who petitioned the 
en House to be allowed further Time for entering into the Recog- 
n; nizance in the Marylebone Election be called to the Bar, to verify 
or the contents of their Petition; uxxxvu1. 275.———For referring 
ny Petition of Inhabitants and Electors of the City and County of 
2, the City of Limerick, complaining of undue Interference on the 
of, part of the Irish Government at the late Election, to a Select 
of Committee ; txxxvitl. 277. 

of P . 

his rosecutions : 

08s 935. For prosecuting Richard Randall, for offences proved 
on- against him, as appears by the Report of the Select Committee | 
his on the Coventry Election ; rxxx1x. 135. | 


942. For Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for new Writs for 
East Retford, in the room of Members whose Elections have been 
declared void; Amendment proposed; Amendment and Motion 
withdrawn ; Lxxx1v. 272.————For Mr. Speaker to issue his 
Warrant for a new Writ for the County of Clare, in the room of 
Daniel O’Connell, Esq'*, who having been returned a Member 
before the commencement of the Roman Catholic Act, has refused 
to take the Oath of Supremacy ; Withdrawn, Lxxxiv. 325. For 
Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrant for a new Writ for electing two 
Burgesses for East Retford ; Amendment proposed and withdrawn; 
Question negatived ; Lxxx1v. 364.————For the Speaker to issue 
his Warrant for a new Writ for the Borough of Beeralston, in the 
room of Lord Lovaine, now Earl of Beverley ; Withdrawn, txxxv1. 
183.————— Motion for adjourning Debate on Motion for issuing 
a new Writ for the Borough of Great Grimsby; Withdrawn, 
Lxxxvi. 715. For the City of Dublin; txxxvi. 734. Motion 
for issuing Warrant for new Writ for Pembroke ; Motion, That the 
House do now adjourn, withdrawn; Main Question again proposed 
and withdrawn ; Lxxxvi. 865. Motion, That the Writ be not issued 
before a certain day; Ques. Neg. thereupon, 866.———For the 
Speaker issuing his Warrant for a new Writ for the Borough of 
Aylesbury, in the room of Lord Nugent, who hath accepted the 
office of Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands; With- 
drawn, Lxxxvil. 518. For the Speaker issuing his Warrant 
for a new Writ for Cambridge in the room of George Pryme, 
Esq", appointed a Quorum Commissioner in Fiats in Bankruptcy; 
Ques. Neg. thereupon; txxxvi1. 671.———For the Speaker 
issuing his Warrant for a New Writ for the Northern Division of 
Nottingham, in the room of Lord Viscount Lumley, now Earl of 
Scarborough ; and an objection being taken, that it did not appear 
that the Earl of Scarborough had been called up to the House of 
Peers, Motion withdrawn; xc. 102. 

See Accounts and Papers, 716, &amp;c. 2454, 2455, ke. 2467, &amp;e. 
2810, &amp;e. 2816, &amp;e. 4350, &amp;e. Addresses, 510, &amp;e. 
Amendments, 11. 27. Committees, 70. 477, Kc. 724. 758. 
865-877. 998. 1062. 1231, 13875. 1424. 1444. 1469, 1470. 
Complaints, 3.7. Counsel, 1-9. House, XII. King, 71. 
Speaker, VII. 

















nt GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


ave ce 


Electors : 





ELECTORS——ESTABLISHED CHURCH. 








Electors :—see Accounts and Papérs, 2467-2478. Ad- 
dresses, 517-525. Llections,912. Parliamentary Representa- 
tion, 7-9. 


Elgin Burghs :—see Elections, 216. 


Ellis, Thomas :—Motion, That he being elected and 
serving as Member for Dublin, cannot adequately discharge the 
Duties of a Master in Chancery in Ireland and a Member of this 
House; Mr. Ellis heard in his place; Ques., prev., Neg. there- 
upon; Lxxvi. 139. 


Ely :——See Committees, 293. Court Houses, 5. York and 
Ely. 


E nm ban k ments :—See Drainages and Embankments. 


Embezzlements :—Bin for the more effectually pre- | 


venting Embezzlements by Persons employed in the Public Ser- 


vice of His Majesty; Ordered; presented; printed; Ltxxxvit. 38. | 


k. A. 95. 


Emigration : Bills relative to: 


1. To enable Parishes in England to mortgage their Poor 
Rates for the purpose of assisting voluntary Emigration ; Ordered, 
txxx1u. 243. Not presented. 


2. To facilitate voluntary Emigration to His Majesty’s Pos- 
sessions abroad; Ordered, itxxxvi. 287. Presented; printed ; 
288. As amended, printed, 484. Not proceeded in. Petition 
in favour, From Newbury; ixxxvi. 501. 


Motions relative to: 


3. For appointing a Select Committee to consider the subject 
of Emigration from the United Kingdom ; Amendment proposed, 
but not made; Main Question put and agreed to; txxxm. 178. 
See Committees, 753. 


4. That the House will early in the next Session take into 
consideration the expediency of adopting certain Measures relative 
to Emigration; Withdrawn, ixxx11. 472. 


5 


5. Amendment proposed, but not made, upon Motion for now 
reading the Order of the Day for the Committee on the County 
Election Polls Bill; for “an Address that a Placard, intituled 
‘Emigration to Van Diemen’s Land,’ which the several Post- 
masters throughout the Kingdom have been directed to put ina 
conspicuous place in their several Post Offices, and to circulate 
among the Clergy of the Established Church and the Parochial 
Authorities, be withdrawn ;” xct. 647. 


See also Accounts and Papers, 2479-2496. Addresses, 526- 
534. Artisans. Committees, 294. 879. 880. Petitions, 
902-907. Supply, 247-250. 


Endowed Schools :—see Education. 
Engravings :—see Copyrights, 2, 3. 
Enlistment -——See Foreign Enlistment. Petitions, 911. 


En tails :——See Addresses, 535. Committees, 881-884. Es- 
tates, 1,&amp;c. Petitions, 912. 


Epidemic Diseases :—sce Contagious Diseases, Ire- 
land. Gaols, 15. 


Episcopal Unions :—sin to prevent Episcopal 
Unions in Ireland, and restrain the granting of Dispensations ; 
Ordered; .xxx. 305. Presented, 446, p. Order for Second 
Reading discharged ; 462. Not proceeded in. Another Bill; 
Ordered, uxxx1. 147. Presented, 182. Printed, 203. Commit- 
tee put off for Three Months, 303. 


Equitable Apportionments :——Bill to amend 
Act 11 Geo. II. c. 19, respecting the Apportionment of Rents, 
Annuities and other periodical Payments; Ordered, uxxxrx. 44. 
Presented ; printed; 50. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 391. 
R. A. 399. 





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Equitable Loan Companies :—see Companies, 
61, &amp;e. 


Equity, Courts of : Bills relative to: 


1. For the Amendment of the Law in respect of the service of 
Process in Courts of Equity ; Ordered, uxxx11. 530. Presented ; 
printed ; 560. Second Reading put off for a Month, 577. 


2. For further facilitating the Administration of Justice, and 
other proceedings in Equity; From the Lords, txxx1v. 326. Read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; printed ; 327. Not pro. 
ceeded in. 

3. For further facilitating the Administration of Justice in 
Suits and other Proceedings in Equity; From the Lords, txxxy, 
489. Read; printed; 491. Petition of George Conway Mont- 
agu, in favour; 559. Motion for reading the Bill a Second 
Time ; Motion for the House to adjourn; Motions severally by 
leave withdrawn; 582. Second Reading deferred, 599, 


4. To amend the Law relating to proofs of Contempt by Courts 
of Equity; Ordered, txxxv. 27. Presented; printed; 30. As 
amended, printed, 98. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 625. Rr. a. 
645. 

5. To extend Act 1 Will. IV. c. 36, and to explain certain 
Parts thereof; Ordered, txxxvu. 45. Presented; printed; 46, 
R. A. 430. 


6. For the better Examination of Witnesses in the Courts of 
Equity in England; Ordered, uxx1x. 381. Presented ; printed ; 
405. Report deferred, 478. Not proceeded in. 


7. For the better Examination in Ireland of Witnesses in Suits 
in the Courts of Equity in England; Ordered, txxxim. 318, 
Presented ; printed ; 323. Third Reading put off for Three Months 
469. Again ordered, txxxvi. 891. Not presented. 


8. For the better Examination in Ireland of Witnesses in Suits 
in the Courts of Equity in England, and for empowering the 
Courts of Law and Equity in England to grant Commissions for 
taking Affidavits in Ireland; Ordered, txxxvi1. 136. Presented; 
printed ; 152. Committee deferred, 508. Not proceeded in. 


9. For the better Execution of Decrees and Orders made in 
the Courts of Chancery and Exchequer in England and Ireland; 
From the Lords; txxxvi. 878. Read; printed; 879. Second 
Reading deferred, 902. Not proceeded in. 


10. To effectuate the Service of Equity Process in Ireland; 
Ordered ; presented ; printed ; Lxxxvu. 201. Rr. a. 331. 


11. To amend and extend Act 2 Will. IV., to effectuate the Ser- 
vice of Process issuing from the Courts of Chancery and Exchequer 
in England and Ireland; Ordered, txxx1x. 414. Presented; 
printed; 419. nr. a. 603. 


12. To enable Courts of Equity in Ireland to compel a trans- 
fer of Stock in Suits; Ordered, rxxv. 133. Presented, 156. nk. 4. 
278. 


13. For altering and amending the Law regarding Commit- 
ments by Courts of Equity for Contempts, and the taking Bills 


pro confesso, in Ireland; From the Lords; xc. 183. Read; 
printed; 203. Rr. a. 500. 


See Chancery, Court of. Exchequer, Court of. Rolls Court. 





Erroneous References :—see Acts of Parlia- 


ment, 1. 


Error, Writs of :—Biil for preventing frivolous Writs 
of Error ; Ordered, uxxx. 505. Presented; printed ; 506. Instruc- 
tion for making Compensation to Officers of Courts of Justice in 

| England and Wales, 571. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 623. 

| R.A. 627. See Accounts and Papers, 1031, 6567, &amp;c. 





| Escheats :—see Estates, 7. 


Escoffery and Lecesnes :—see Accounts and Pa- 
pers, 3440, 3441. 6809. Committees, 1477. Supply, 290. 


Essequibo :—see West Indies, 3. 
Essex :—See Gaols, 28. Sessions. 


Established Church :——See Accounts and Papers, 
2497, 2498. Church of England. Church in Ireland. 











Estates. 








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ESTATES. 








€states. 





I. Public Bills, Bills ordered in on Motion, and Public Bills from 


the Lords; 1—29. 


II. Bills from the Lords, and Petitions for Private Bills, and Pro- 
ceedings thereon ; 30—456. 





1. For the Repeal of Act 39 &amp; 40 Geo. ITI., for the Relief 
of Persons entitled to entailed Estates purchased with Trust 
Monies, and for making further provisions; From the Lords, 
LXxxI. 298. Read; printed; 300. Rr. a. 376. 

2. To facilitate the Exchange or Sale of small Portions of En- 
tailed Property (under certain regulations), without the expense 
of an Act of Parliament in each case; Ordered, rxxxvutt. 359, 
but not presented. 

3. To extend the powers of Tenants in Tail to grant Leases, and 
to enable Tenants for Life, and persons seised of or entitled to 
Estates in right of their Wives, to grant Leases under certain 
restrictions, and to repeal part of an Act of the Thirty-second year 
of King Henry VIII, entitling Lessees to enjoy the Farm against 
the Tenants in Tail; Ordered, txxx1x. 420. Presented; printed; 
492. Not proceeded in. 

4. To authorize Exchanges of Lands and other Possessions of 
certain Ecclesiastical Corporations; Ordered, txxxvi. 382. Pre- 
sented ; printed ; 456. Committed,512. Not proceeded in.——— 
Another Bill; Ordered, txxxvi. 539. Presented; printed; 551. 
Passed, 687. Not returned from the Lords. Another Bill; 
Ordered, uxxxvir. 27. Presented; printed; 28. As amended, 
printed, 99. Passed, 133. Not returned from the Lords. 

5. To authorize the identifying of Lands and other Possessions 
of certain Ecclesiastical and Collegiate Corporations ; From the 
Lords ; txxxvi. 456. Read; printed; 462. Passed, with 
Amendments, 532. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 547. 
R. A. 550. 

6. For facilitating the Sale and Exchange of parts of Settled 
Estates, and of Estates held in Trust for Charitable Purposes ; 
Ordered, txxx1x. 256. Presented; printed; 288. Bill committed 
to a Select Committee, 374. (See Committces, 885.) Not re- 
ported. 

7. For the amendment of the Law relative to the Forfeiture 
and Escheat of Freehold or Copyhold Estates, or other interests 
holden in Trust; From the Lords; txxx1x. 324. Read; printed ; 
345. Passed, with Amendments,394. Amendments agreed to by 
the Lords, with an Amendment, 424. Lords’ Amendment to 
Amendments agreed to, 426. R. a. 438. 

8. For the amendment of the Law of Escheat, and of the Law 
relating to terms of years to which Persons dying intestate and 
without kindred shall be entitled at Law or in Equity, and for 
abolishing customary modes of Descent, and the taking Heriots 
in Specie; Ordered, xc. 648. Presented; printed; 648. Not 
proceeded in.———For the amendment of the Law of Escheat, 
and the Law relating to the Forfeiture of Lands and Chattels for 
Crimes, and of the Law relating to Chattels belonging to Persons 
dying intestate and without kindred, and for rendering alienable 
at Law.Copyhold Lands severed from a Manor, and for enabling 
His Majesty to make Grants of Lands and Chattels in certain cases; 
Ordered, xc1.25. Presented; printed; 156. Petitions against ; 
From, Lords of Manors (Four Petitions); xc1. 239. In Essex, 
218.533. In Norfolk and Lincoln,271. In Norfolk and Suffolk, 
277. 315. 352. In Norfolk and Hereford, 304. In Norfolk, 755. 
James Dearden, 397. William Lloyd, Thomas Croome, 402. 

Order for Committee discharged; Bill committed. to the Select 
Committee on Heriots; 398. (See Committees, 928.) Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Common Fields Exchange : 
9. To facilitate the Exchange of Lands lying in Common 
Fields ; uxxxrx. 324. Read; printed ; 345. Passed with Amend- 
ments, 608, Agreed to by the Lords, 617. R. a. 525. 


Corporation Lands : 
10. To enable Corporations, Tenants for Life and others to 


sell or exchange Lands and Property under certain restrictions ; 
Ordered, uxxxix. 263. Not presented. 








GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


I. Public Bills, and Bills ordered in on Motion: 


Dallas, Charles :—See infra, 149. 
Goldsmid, Abraham :—See Goldsmid, Abraham. 


Newark Estate : 


11. To discharge the Newark Estate, in the County of 
Nottingham, from any Costs of re-building or repairing Trent and 
Markham Bridges, and to charge the same on the other Here- 
ditary Revenues of the Crown ; [King’s Consent signified ;} Bill 
ordered; xcu. 279. Presented; printed ; 284. Committed toa 
Select Committee, 292. (See Committees, 996.) Bill, as amended, 
printed, 345. Bill re-committed, 368. n. a. 449. 


Rolls : 


12. For appropriating the Rents of the Rolls Estates to the 
use of the Master of the Rolls; Ordered, rxxv. 412. Presented, 
415. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 466. R. a. 468. 


13. To enable the Master of the Rolls to demise part of the 
Rolls Estate to the Society of Judges and Serjeants; Ordered, 
xcr. 545. Presented; printed; 545. rR.a. 710. To vest 
the Rolls Estate in His Majesty, and to abolish certain Payments 
and Fees which form part of the Salary of the Master of the 
Rolls; [King’s Consent signified ;] Bill ordered; xcu. 478. 
Presented; printed; 479. Instruction to make provision for 
payment out of the Consolidated Fund of an Annual Salary to 
the Master of the Rolls and to the Preacher at the Rolls Chapel, 
523. R. a. 623. 





Simonds, W. B. :—See infra, 383. 


Tilson, John Henry :—See infra, 409. 
Ireland : 


14. Toamend the Laws in force in Ireland, relating to the 
Conveyance and Transfer of Estates and Funds vested in Trustees ; 
Ordered, txxx1. 255. Presented; printed; 257. nr. a. 376. 


15. To enable Tenants for Life of Estates in Ireland to make 
Improvements in their Estates, and to charge the Inheritance 
with the Monies expended in such Improvements; Ordered, xc1. 
687. Presented; printed; 688. Not proceeded in. 


College Lands : 

16. To enable Tenants holding under the Proyost and 
Fellows of Trinity College, Dublin, and the Trustees of Sir 
Erasmus Smith’s Schools and Sir Patrick Dunne’s Hospital, to 
acquire Estates in Fee or for terms of Nine hundred and ninety- 
nine Years on certain conditions, subject to perpetual Rents, and 
to enable the said Provost and Fellows and Trustees to create 
such Estates ; Ordered, xc1. 764. Presented ; printed; 795. Not 
proceeded in. 


Connor Benefices : 
17. For disappropriating and disuniting certain Rectories in 
that Diocese; xxix. 431. Read; printed; 433. R. a. 502. 


18. To enable Tenants for Life of Estates in Ireland to make 
Improvements in their Estates, and to charge the Inheritance with 
the Monies expended in such Improvements; Ordered, xcr. 284. 
Presented; printed; 293. As amended, printed, 432. Re-com- 
mitted; as amended, printed ; 498. Not proceeded in. 


19. To enable Tenants for Life, and Mortgagors in possession 
of Lands in Ireland, to grant Leases, and to enable Tenants for 
Life of Lands in Ireland to make exchange, and for giving a sum- 
mary remedy for Partition in all cases as to Lands in Ireland; 
Ordered, xcu. 284. Presented; printed; 293. As amended, 
printed, 498, Not proceeded in, 

Scotland : 
6U 


538 


ESTATES—conetznued. 





I. Public Bills, and Bills ordered in on Motion —continued. 


Scotland : 

20. To encourage the Improvement of Lands, &amp;c. held under 
Settlements of Entail in Scotland ; Ordered, uxxvu. 272. Pre- 
sented; printed; 276. Second Reading deferred, 297. Not pro- 
ceeded in. To amend Act 10 Geo. III., respecting the Im- 
provement of Land in Scotland held under Settlements of Entail ; 
Ordered, uxxx1x. 92. Presented; printed; 112. Committed toa 
Select Committee, 331. (See Committees, 882.) Members added, 
408. 453. Not proceeded in. 

21. To authorize the Proprietors of Entailed Estates in Scot- 
land to grant Provision to the Wives or Husbands and Children 
of Proprietors; From the Lords; uxxrx. 454. Read; printed; 
460. Asamended, printed, 478. Passed, with Amendments, 500. 
Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 527. R. a. 525. 

22. To alter and amend the Law concerning Entails in Scot- 
land; Ordered, ixxx111. 139. Presented; printed ; 151. Peti- 
tions against; From, Charles Robertson, 198. Heirs of Entails 
in the Counties of Inverness, Ross and Cromarty, 320, rp. John 
Francis Miller Erskine, 420, rp. Sir George Steward Mackenzie, 
Bart., 483, rp. Bill reported, and, as amended, printed, 412. Not 
proceeded in. 

23. To regulate future Tailzies in Scotland ; Ordered, txxxtv. 
167. Presented; printed; 177. As amended, printed, 252. 
Petitions against; From, Heritors, Commissioners of Supply, 
Heirs of Entail, and Magistrates of Ross, 237, p. Commissioners 
of Supply of Lanark, 263, p. Petition in favour; From, Heritors 
and Commissioners of Supply of Inverness, 342. Bill re-com- 
mitted, 285. Motion for reading the Bill the Third Time ; 
Amendment proposed thereto; Debate adjourned; 350. Re- 
sumed; Amendment and Motion withdrawn; Third Reading put off 
for Three Months; 360.——Another Bill; Ordered, rxxxvi. 153. 
Presented; printed; 159. Petition from Aberdeen, against, 
368, p. Second Reading deferred, 491. Not proceeded in. 
——To regulate future Entails in Scotland; Ordered, uxxxviit. 
218. Presented; printed; 219. Committee put off for Six 
Months, 544. 





Scotland :—continued. 

24. To grant certain powers to Heirs of Tailzies in Scotland - 
Ordered, uxxxtv. 187. Presented; printed; 177. Petition of 
several Heirs of Entails and Magistrates of the County of Ross, 
against, 224. Bill, as amended, printed, 252. Third Reading put 
off for Three Months, 360.—— Another Bill; Ordered, txxxy; 
153. Presented; printed; 159. Petition from Aberdeen, against, 
368, p. Second Reading deferred, 491. Not proceeded in.——_. 
Another Bill ordered; presented; printed; txxxvi1.219. Peti- 
tion from Farmers of Banffshire, for alteration therein, 479. Com- 
mittee put off for Six Months, 544. 


25. To modify an Act of Parliament of Scotland concernin 
Tailzies; Ordered, txxxvi. 153. Presented; printed; a 
Petition from Aberdeen, against, 368, p. Second Reading 
deferred, 491. Not proceeded in. 


_ 26. To alter and modify an Act of the Parliament of Scotland, 
intituled, “ An Act concerning Tailzies;” Ordered, txxxvit. 219, 
Presented ; printed; 219. Committee put off for Six Months, 


27. For the Relief of Proprietors of, and Tenants upon, Entailed 
Estates in Scotland; Ordered, xc. 156. Presented; printed ; 
233. As amended, printed; 255. Bill re-committed: “ 
amended, to be printed; 325. Further consideration of Report 
put off for Three Months, 435. 


28. For the Relief of Proprietors of, and Tenants upon, En- 
tailed Estates in Scotland; Ordered, xc. 379. Presented: 
printed; 526. As amended, printed, 636. Re-committed . 
Third Reading put off for Three Months, 694, 


29. To grant certain Powers of Entail in Scotland, and to 
authorize the Sale of Entailed Lands for the payment of certain 
Debts affecting the same; From the Lords; xc1. 578. Read: 
printed; 587. Passed, with Amendments, 666. Amendments 
agreed to by the Lords, 699. nk. a. 710. 


II. Bills from the Lords, and Petitions for Private Bills, and Proceedings thereon: 


Abbots Bromley :—See infra, 46. 


Abercorn, Marquis of : 
30. To enable his Guardians to make Leases of certain of his 
Estates; txxvi. 427. Read, 430. nn. a. 493. 
Abergavenny, Earl : 


31. For granting Leases, &amp;e.; xct. 378. Read, 391. [King’s 
Consent signified], 546. n. a. 618. 


Acland, Sir John Palmer: 
32, For exonerating certain Estates in Somerset and Devon 
from Jointure, and for charging other Estates therewith; Lxxx1x. 

352. Read, 360. R. a. 438. 


Acland, Sir Thomas Dyke: 

33. For transferring the Endowments of his domestic Chapel 
at Columb St. John, to one intended to be built near his Residence 
at Killerton; xcu. 493. Read, 495. Passed, with Amendments, 
605. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 619. R. a. 623. 

Adam, Francis: 

34. For extending the Powers of Sale and Exchange; xcu. 
497. Read, 500. Passed, with Amendments, 608. Amendments 
agreed to by the Lords, 619. R. a. 670. 


Adderley, Ralph : 
35. For vesting Settled Estates in Trustees; txxx1.219. Read, 
224. R.A. 326. 


Addington House :—See infra, 113. 
Alford :—See infra, 407. 

Alington, George M. :—See infra, 366. 
Alves Kirkton :—See infra, 202. 
Ambler, John :—See infra, 332. 
Andrew, St., Holborn :—See infra, 50. 


Angerstein, John: 
36. For granting Building and Repairing Leases; xcu1. 376. 
Read, 378. R. a. 450. 


Anglesey, Marquis of : 

37. For uniting the Rectory of Clifton Maybank with Brad- 
ford Abbas, and for the exchange of certain Estates; xxix. 438. 
Read, 444. Passed, with Amendments, 487. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 499. w. A. 504. 





Anson, Lord Viscount: 


38. For vesting part of his settled Estates in Trustees for Sale ; 
LXxvil. 326. Read, 328. Rr. a. 389. 


Antonie, William Lee: 

39. For vesting certain Estates devised by his Will in his 
Nephew John Lee, and for substituting part of the Estates of the 
said John Lee in lieu thereof, and for appointing new Trustees ; 
Lxxxvil. 499. Read, 505. nr. a. 555. 


Antrobus, Philip : 


40. To authorize the granting of Leases; txxxvu1. 399. Read, 
401. n.a. 461. 


Argyll, Duke of : 

41. For empowering George William Duke of Argyll, and his 
Trustee, to borrow a Sum of Money, and to make it a charge 
upon the Estate of Argyll; uxxxv. 489. Read, 491. R. a. 562. 

To alter and extend Powers of Act 11 Geo. IV. ; xc. 387. 
Read, 387. Passed, with Amendments, 440, Amendments agreed 
to by the Lords, 452. R. a. 459. 


Ashton-under-Lyne Rectory : 


42. To enable the Rector to grant Leases of the Glebe Lands; 
LXxvil. 291. Read, 293. Rr. a. 368. 


Aston, Henry Charles : 


43. For vesting certain detached Estates in Trustees upon 
Trust to purchase the Dutton Estate; txxxrx. 344. Read, 346. 
R. A. 438. 


Aubrey, Sir John: 


44. To grant further powers of leasing part of Estates; 
Lxxxix. 344. Read, 346. pr. a. 438. 


Austen, Robert : 
45. For the Sale of Estates; rxxv1. 296. Read, 297. R. a. 385. 


Avarne, Thomas Jeffries : 
46. For the Exchange of an Estate at Abbots Bromley ; Lxxv!- 
389.” Read, 393. Passed, with Amendments, 461. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 504. rR. a. 505. 


Bacon, John : 
47. For a Partition of certain Estates; txxvit. 291. 
204. R. A. 368. 


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Bainbrigge, Mary : 
48. For confirming a Partition; uxxxm. 540. Read, 545. 
Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and report on a certain 
Day, 571. BR. a. 588. 


Baird, William : 
49. For carrying into effect a Contract for Sale of Tithes, &amp;c. ; 
LxxxI. 8322. Read, 324. nk. a. 378. 


Bangor, Bishop of : 

50. For carrying into effect the Sale of certain Mesuages in 
the Parish of St. Andrew, Holborn, part of the possessions of the 
See of Bangor; txxxu. 487. Read, 488. nr. a. 588. 

See infra, 143. 


Banks, John : 


51. For the Sale of certain Estates; txxx. 588. Read, 589. 
Rn. A. 627. 


Banks, Sir Joseph : 


52. For a Partition of Estates; uxxxvi. 748. Read, 753. 
Rr. A. 826. 


Barnersby Estate :—See infra, 413. 
Barnes :—See infra, 332. 


Barrett, Thomas: 


53. For vesting Estates in Trustees for Sale; uxxviz 310. 
Read, 310. Rr. a. 368. 


Bartholomew, St., Hospital : 
54. To enable the Governors to grant Leases; Lxxx. 528. 


Read, 528. R. a. 627. 
Bath and Wells, Bishop of :—See infra, 446. 


Bayley, Peter : 
55. For effectuating a Partition of Estates; rxxx11.475. Read, 
- 477. R.A. 535. 


Beadon, Richard :—See infra, 446. 


Beattie, Thomas : 
56. For the Sale of part of his Estates; uxxxvi. 506. Read, 
506. Not proceeded in.—— Another Bill ; txxxv1. 633. Read, 
636. R. A. 713. 


Beaufort, Duke of : 

57. For confirming a Lease granted to him; txxxm. 540. 
Read, 545. x. a. 587. For confirming certain Leases; xc. 477. 
Read, 479. Passed, with Amendments, 560. Amendments agreed 
to by the Lords, 589. Rr. a. 583, 


Beauvoir, De, Richard Benyon : 


58. For rendering valid Powers of Sale and Exchange; 
Lxxvill. 389. Read, 391. nk. a. 453. 


Beauvoirs, Osmond : 
59. For making effectual the Sale of certain Estates; ixxv. 
372. Read, 373. nk. a. 456. 


Bedford Charity : 
60. Petition for a Bill for the better management and disposition 
of Estates belonging thereto; Referred; ixxx1.48. Bill ordered, 


94. Presented, 100. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 349. R.A. 
378, 


Bedford, Duke of :—See infra, 244. Burial Grounds, 2. 


Belshes, Alexander Hepburn : 
61. For settling certain Estates on him and his Heirs ; uxxvut1. 
286. Read, 289. R. a. 352. 


Benson, Moses : 

62. For vesting settled Estate in Trustees to be sold, and for 
purchasing other Estates, to be settled to the same uses; LXxxv. 
504. Read, 509. Passed, with Amendments, 570. Agrecd to by 
the Lords, 604. R. a. 646. 


Bethlem Hospital : 


63. For confirming certain Leases granted by the Governors; 
LXxx, 543. Read, 554. nr. a. 627. 


Bethnal Green :—See infra, 385. 


Bevan, Silvanus : 
64. Enabling the Trustees to sell the Freehold Estates in the 
Counties of Wilts and Berks, and to purchase other Estates ; xctt. 
598. Read, 599. Committed; Leave to Committee to sit and 
Proceed, and to make their Report on certain days; 608. R. a. 662. 


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Biddulph, John : 


65. For exchanging an Estate; Ixxvur. 315. Read, 316. 
R. A. 400. 


Birch, Wyrley, Esq" :—See infra, 104. 175. 


Birmingham, St. Martin’s : 
66. For authorizing the Sale of the Parsonage House and 
Offices; uxxx. 470. Read, 475. nr. a. 587. 


Birmingham Grammar School :— See Birmingham, 2. 


Bisshopp’s Estate : 


67. For vesting certain Shares in Trustees for vr Sale; xc. 311. 
Read, 314. nr. a. 419. 


Blackall, John :—See infra, 73. 


. 


Blackwood, Richard :—See infra, 76. 
Blyth, Dr. :—See infra, 101. 


Blythswood Estate : 
68. To amend Act 82 Geo. III.; txxxur. 373. Read, 375. 
Passed, with Amendments, 406. Amendments agreed to by the 
Lords, 414. rR. a. 449. 


Bold, Anna Maria, and others: 
69. For confirming certain Exchanges and Partitions of Lands, 
&amp;c.; uxxx. 574. Read, 677. nr. a. 627. 


Bold, Peter Patten : 
70. For granting Leases; uxxvi. 322. Read, 330. nk. a. 385. 


Bond, John: 
71. For the Sale of Estates; txxv. 378. Read, 383. R. a. 
456. 


Boughey, Sir Thomas Fletcher Fenton : 
72. For exchanging part of his settled Estate for part of his 
fee-simple Estates ; txxxvi. 373. Read, 374. n. a. 461. 


Boulter’s Charity : 
73. For carrying into effect an Exchange of Estates between 
John Blackall and the Trustees of Cutler Boulter’s Charity ; 
Lxxxu. 473. Read, 474. pr. a. 558. 


Bow :— See infra, 283. 


Bowcock, Isaac : 

74. For vesting in Feoffes acting under his Will, Estates held 
for charitable uses, applicable within the Parish of Keighley 
(York), and for confirming Leases, &amp;c.; uxxx1x. 251. Read, 253. 
R. A. 400. 


Bowdler’s Blue Coat School :—See infra, 382. 
Bowman, Frederick :—See infra, 141. 
Bradford Abbas :—See supra, 37. 


Bradshaw, James Edwards : 
75. To grant Leases, &amp;c.; xct. 433. Read, 436. pr. a. 618. 


Brady, Patrick Richard Blackwood : 

76. For the relief of Patrick Richard Blackwood Brady and 
Richard Blackwood, Esq'**, in respect of certain Lands ; 1xxxix. 
466. Read, 472. Passed, with Amendments, 546. Amendments 
agreed to by the Lords, 569. R. a. 594. 


Brandon, Duke of :—See infra, 218. 
Bravelleicks :—See infra, 273. 


Breton, late Frederick : 
77. For vesting part of his settled Estates in Trustees, to be 
sold, and for applying the Monies thence arising in the purchase 
of other Estates; uxxxi. 879. Read, 382. Rr. a. 449. 


Bridewell Hospital : 
78. For confirming certain Leases granted by the Governors; 
uxxx. 528. Read, 529. k. a. 627. 


Bright :—See infra, 309. 


Bristow, Isaac : 
79. For vesting certain Estates devised by his Will in Trustees 
for the conveyance thereof; rxxx. 600. Read, 600. Rr. a. 628. 


Bristowe, Samuel Ellis : 
80. For vesting settled Estates in Trustees to be sold; Lxxx1. 
339. Read, 342. rp. a. 378. 





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Brodie : 

81. For investing part of the entailed Estates of Brodie and 
others, in the Counties of Elgin and Nairn, in Trustees, towards 
satisfying the Debts contracted by the Entailer; uxxxvu. 433. 
Read, 434. kr. a. 496. 


Brown, Henry : 
82. For enabling his Trustees to sell certain Shares in the 
Leeds and Liverpool Canal Navigation, &amp;c. ; txxxv1. 656. Read, 
658. R. A. 717. 


Browne, William : 
83. For the re-settlement of certain Interests in the trust estate 
of William Browne, deceased, and for other purposes; Lxxxv. 
391. Read, 400. pr. a. 561. 


Browning :—-See infra, 357. 


Brownswood : 

84. Toenable the Prebendary to grant a Lease of that Manor; 
uxxvi. 427. Read, 431. Passed, with Amendments, 488. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 504. r.a. 502.———To confirm a Contract 
entered into for granting Sub-leases for building within the Manor 
of Brownswood, part of the Prebend of Brownswood; .xxx1. 
333. Read, 334. nk. a. 378. 


Brundrett, Jonathan : 
85. For enabling Trustees to effect the sale to him of a House 
devised by the Will of Joseph Fisher, deceased; txxx1m. 453. 
Read, 461. Rk. a. 535. 


Buccleugh and Queensberry, Duke of: 
86. For exchanging certain Estates; txxxv. 494. 
R. A. 578. 


Read, 498. 


Buchanan, John: 
87. For enabling his Trustees to sell certain portions of his 
Estates; txxxvi. 667. Read, 676. R. a. 777. 


Buck, Rev. Richard : 


88. For granting Leases of Mines; uxxviit. 314. 
R. A. 400. 


Buckle, William : 
89. To enable John Buckle, Esq’, or other Committee of the 
Estate of William Buckle, a Lunatic, to consent to the exercise of 
a power of Sale over Estates; uxxxv. 558. Read, 560. Passed, 
with Amendments, 605. Agreed to by the Lords, 616. rR. 4.646. 


Read, 314. 


Budgen :—See infra, 353. 


Bulkeley, Lord Viscount : 
90. For granting Building Leases; txxrx. 483. Read, 484. 
Committee to sit and proceed, and report on the Morrow, 496. 
R. A. 525. 


Bulwer, William Earle: 

91. For authorizing the Trustees under his Will to raise 
Money to pay off Incumbrances; uxxxu. 499. Read, 503. 
Passed, with Amendments, 563. Amendments agreed to by the 
Lords, 579. Rk. A. 587. 


Burt, John :—See infra, 325. 


Bushnell, John : 

92. To enable the Rev. John Bushnell and the Trustees of the 
Will of John Bushnell, deceased, to effect a Sale to Philip 
Pusey, of the Lordship or Manor of Charney, and a certain 
Messuage, Lands and Premises therein, in the County of Berks ; 
Lxxxvil. 425. Read, 429. np. a. 481. 


Bute, Marquis of: 

93. For vesting in him in Fee Simple certain Estates; txxxu. 
468. Read, 468. R. a. 558.———For effecting a Partition of 
certain Estates belonging to him and the Marchioness of Bute, 
and others; txxxvi. 841. Read, 843. Passed, with Amend- 
ments, 879. Agreed to by the Lords, 882. r. a. 890.— ——For 
exchanging part of his settled Estates in the County of Glamor- 
gan for other Estates belonging to him in the Counties of Ayr, 
Wigtown and Bute, 620. Read, 625. Leave to Committee to 
sit and proceed, and to report upon a certain day; xc11. 631. 
n. A. 662. 


Butterworth, Joseph : 
94. To enable his Trustees to effect a Sale of certain Houses to 
Messrs. Hoare; txxx11. 367. Read, 369. nr. a. 449. 
Cadogan, Earl: 
95. To enable the Trustees of his settled Estates to pull down 
a Mansion House, and to grant Building Leases; uxxx. 445. 


Read, 445. R.A. 519. 





Cadogan, The Honourable George : 
96. To enable him to grant Building Leases; uxxx. 445, 
Read, 445. rR. a. 619. 


Cairnie :—See infra, 318. 
Caius College :—See infra, 100. 


Caldcleugh, Alexander : 
97. For granting Building Leases; ixxx. 486. Read, 4g¢, 
R. A. 487. 


Calthorpe, Lord: 


98. For confirming certain Building Leases; ixxxry. 33). 
Read, 333. nk. a. 400. 


Camberwell Grove :—See infra, 191. 


Cambridge University : 

99. To authorize the Sale and Conveyance of Ground for the 
enlargement of the Public Library and Lecture Rooms; txxvu, 
251. Read, 252. Rr. a. 367. For effecting an Exchange of 
Lands between Earl Howe and the University of Cambridge; 
Lxxxvil. 295. Read, 299. r. a. 368. 


Caius College : - 

100. For effectuating an Exchange between the Master and 
Fellows of Gonville and Caius College and John Dickinson; 
Lxxx. 357. Read, 359. Reported, King’s Consent signified, 
and Bill passed, 389. Rr. a. 449. 


Clare Hall: 
101. To repeal Act 3 Geo. III. to enable the Master and 
Fellows to vary the Benefactions of Dr. Blyth; uxxx. 470. Read, 
475. R.A. 587. 


Corpus Christi : 

102. For effecting an Exchange between the Master or Keeper, 
and Fellows or Scholars of Corpus Christi College, in the Uni- 
versity of Cambridge, and the Master or Keeper, Fellows and 
Scholars of Pembroke Hall, in the same University; uxxxvm. 
843. Read, 347. rn. a. 471. 


Jesus College : 

103. To enable the Master and Scholars of Jesus College, in 
the University of Cambridge, to alter and vary the Benefaction of 
Dr. Edmund Proby and Sir Thomas Proby, and to appropriate 
the same for the benefit of the said College, in the augmentation 
of Small Rectories and Vicarages, and further to appropriate the 
said Benefactions; txxxvir. 338. Read, 340. Rr. a. 381. 


King’s College: 
104. For effecting an Exchange between that College and 
Wyrley Birch; txxv. 396. Read, 396. Committee to sit and 
report on a certain day, 429. R. a. 456. 


Pembroke Hall :—See supra, 102. 


Sidney Sussex College : 
105. To amend Act 58 Geo. III.; txxvint. 372. 
R. A. 453, 


Trinity Hall : 
106. To effect an Exchange; .xxxvi. 425. 
R. A. 465. 


Read, 376. 


Read, 427. 


Cameron, Nathaniel: 


107. For vesting in Trustees certain Estates in the County of 
Glamorgan, in trust to sell the same under the direction of the 
Court of Chancery ; txxxvi. 704. Read, 705. Rk. a. 777. 


Campbell, Charles : 
108. To enable the Judge of the Court of Session to sell part 
of his Estates for the payment of Debts; txxx. 505. Read, 510. 
R. A. 587. 


Campbell, Colin : 
109. For the Sale of Estates; txxrx. 406. Read, 410. r. a. 503. 


Campbell, Sir Duncan : 
110. For applying the Balance arising from the Sale of certain 
Estates to the payment of certain Sums laid out in Improvements ; 
xc. 320. Read, 320. rp. a. 419. 


Campbell, John : 
111. For vesting Estates in Trustees for Sale, for the Payment 
of Debts; uxxxm. 427. Read, 434. R, a, 535. 


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Campbell, Sir William Purves Hume, Bart. : 

112. To enable him, and the Heirs of Entail, ofthe Lands and 
Barony of Greenlaw, in the County of Berwick, to grant Feus of 
parts of the said Lands and Barony; uxxxv. 442. Read, 444. 
nz. a. 561. 


Canterbury, Archbishop of : 

113. To explain and amend Act for the Sale of certain Estates 
belonging to the See of Canterbury; xxv. 378. Read, 383. 
Passed, with an Amendment, 458. Agreed to by the Lords, 467. 
Rn. &amp;. 469,—&lt;——For extending to other Estates belonging to the 
Seé of Canterbury the Powers of Acts 47 Geo. III. and 1 Geo. IV., 


for granting Building Leases ; rxx1x. 499. Read, 501. Leave 
to Committee to sit and proceed, and to report on a certain Day, 
601. 2. a.525.———To enable the Archbishop of Canterbury to 
grant Licenses for building upon and improving the Copyholds of 
Lambeth and Croydon; ixxx.515. Read, 520. r.a.617.——— 
To explain and amend Acts for enabling him to grant Building 
and Repairing Leases; txxxu. 512. Read, 513. Rr. a. 588, 
—=——For assisting the repairing and improving Lambeth Palace 
and the Mansion House at Addington; txxxiv.170. Read, 173. 
Passed, with Amendments, 216. Amendments agreed to by the 
Lords, 220. n.a. 221. 


Canterbury, Dean and Chapter : 
114. For assisting them to take down and re-bui d the North- 
western Tower of the Church of Christ, Canterbury; txxxv1. 352. 


Read, 354. Rr. a. 464. 


Capel, William : 
115. For the Sale of an Estate ; uxxvim. 342. Read, 343. 
R. A. 400. 


Carlisle, Bishop of : 

116. To enable him to grant Leases with powers of renewal of 
certain Hereditaments in Lambeth; txxxu. 512. Read, 513. 
R. A. 588.—&lt;—— For repairing and improving Rose Castle, belong- 
ing to that See ; rxxx1v. 301. Read, 303. Rp. a. 355. 


Carnegie, William Fullarton Lindsay : 
117. To vest certain parts of his Estate in Trustees, and to 
enable them to sell the same and apply the Proceeds thereof in 
discharge of certain Debts, 392. Read, 392. Rr. a. 459. 


Cary, George : 
118. For establishing certain Leases granted by him; uxxx1. 
346. Read, 348. pm. a. 379. 


Cassencarie :—See infra, 276. 


Cator, John : 
119. For granting Building Leases; txxx. 512. Read, 513. 
R. A. 603. 


Cauvin’s Hospital: 


120. To explain and modify the Trust Settlements ; txxxu. 
434. Read, 436. rR. a. 496. 


Caversham Rectory :—See infra, 383. 


Cearns, Edward Paton : 

121. Vesting certain Land belonging to him in Trustees for 
Sale, and applying the Proceeds thereof in purchase of other 
Estates; xcu.417. Read, 421. Committed, 435. Reported, and 
passed, 481. n. a. 669. 


Chadwick, Charles : 
122. To authorize Grants and long Leases for building pur- 
poses; xc. 639. Read, 642. r.a. 710. 


Charney Manor:—See supra, 92. 


Chelsea Glebe Lands: 
123. Toenable the Rector to grant Building and Repairing 
Leases of the Glebe Lands belonging to the Rectory ; txxx. 435. 
Read, 438. nr. a. 520. 


Chepping Wycombe Corporation :—See infra, 255. 
Chesterfield, Earl of :—See infra, 309. 


Chichester, Bishop of: 
124. For enabling him togrant Building Leases ; rxxx1v. 301. 
303. R. a. 355. . 


Chichester, Earl of: 
125. For uniting the Rectory of Stanmer with the Vicarage 

of Falmer, and exchanging certain Lands of the said Rectory and 
Vicarage ; xc. 398. Read, 405. p.a. 474. 


Cholmeley, Sir Roger :—See Churches and Chapels, 49. 


Cholmondeley, Lord William Henry : 
126. For exchanging Lands; xc. 329. Read, 331. mr... 419. 
Christ’s Hospital : 

127. To enable the Governors to grant Building Leases; 
Lxxx. 528, Read, 528. Rr. a. 627.———For confirming Lease 
granted by the Governors, and to extend their powers for granting 
Building Leases; xc1. 470. Read, 477. Petition against, re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 553. Reported, with an Amendment ; 
Amendment agreed to, 632. Rr. a. 666. 


Clanmorris, Lord : 


128. Authorizing the Sale of certain Estates, and for laying out 
the Proceeds thereof in the purchase of other Estates; xc. 493. 
Read, 495. Passed, with Amendments, 609. rR. a. 624. 


Clare Hall :—See supra, 101. 
Clifton Maybank Rectory :—See supra, 37. 


Clinton and Saye, Baron: 

129. For vesting certain Settled Estates in Trustees for Sale ; 
Lxxvil. 360. Read, 363. Passed, with Amendments, 399. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 411. R.A. 425. 


Clinton, Lord : 

130. For the Sale of Estates; txxx. 606. Read, 608. np. a. 
627. 
Clitheroe Grammar School : 


131. Extending the powers of Governors, and enabling them 
to sell, and grant Building Leases; xc11. 493. Read, 495. Passed, 
with Amendments, 605. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 
619. R.A. 623. 


Clive, Lord Viscount : 


132. For the Sale of part of his Estates; rxxv. 349. Read, 
349. R.A. 423. 


Clowes, Dorothy : 


133. To enable the Trustees under her Will to grant Leases; 
From the Lords; txxx. 455. Read, 459. R. a. 520. 


Clowes, Rev. Robert : 


134. For vesting certain Estates of which Ann Thornycroft, 
Spinster, was Mortgagee in fee, in the Rev. Robert Clowes, Clerk, 
the surviving Executor of her Will, subject to subsisting Equities 
of Redemption; txxxvi. 444. Read, 448. rn. a. 531. 


Cloyne, Bishop of :—See infra, 456. 
Cockherham Advowson :—See Cockerham Advowson. 


Coffin, Rev. Charles Pine: 


135. To complete the Sale of a certain Estate; uxxx1. 177. 
Read, 181. Rr. a. 326. 


Columb, St. John :—See supra, 33. 
Common Fields Exchange :— See supra, 9. 
Connor Benefices :—See supra, 17. 


Cooke, James : 

136. For the Sale of Estates; Petition for dispensing with the 
Standing Orders; rxx1x. 488. Bill brought from the Lords, 492. 
Read, 495. Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and Report 
on the Morrow, 496. R. a. 525. 


Coopers’ Company :—See infra, 171. 


Cork, Bishop of: 
137. To repeal part of Act 32 Geo. ITL., relating to a portion 
of Lands belonging to the See of Cork; uxxxvi.833. Read, 835. 
R. A. 871. 


Corporation Lands :—See supra, 10. 
Corpus Christi College :—See supra, 102. 


Cotter, Sir James Lawrence and others : 

138. For establishing the Deed of Conveyance and Assign- 
ment executed by them for the benefit of their Creditors ; uxxv. 
469. Read, 470. Petition for dispensing with the usual Standing 
Orders, and allowing the Bill to pass through all its stages forth- 
with, 470. Committee to sit and proceed, and report forthwith, 
470. R.A. 477. 


Coupland’s Estate :—See infra, 429. 





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Courtown, Earl: 
139. To enable Trustees of Marriage Settlement to grant 
Building Leases; xcr. 500. Read, 500. kR. a. 618. 


Coventry, Right Honourable Henry: 
140. For confirming an Agreement between Sir John Pack- 
ington and the Trustees of the Estates devised by his Will; 
Lxxvill. 354. Read, 255. r. a. 400. 


Craigends :—See infra, 147. 


Craven, John : 
141. For effecting a partition of certain Estates; uxxx11. 529. 
Read, 534. Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and to report 
on a certain day, 559. R. a. 588. 


Cremorne, Lord : 

142. To enable the Guardian of the Right Honourable Richard 
Lord Cremorne, an Infant, to carry into effect a Contract entered 
into for the purchase of Rockcorry Castle and adjoining Lands, in 
the County of Monaghan ; rxxxv. 473. Read, 477. R. a. 646. 


Creswolde, E. M. W.:—See infra, 439. 


Crewe, Joseph : 
143. For vesting in Trustees a legal Estate, which upon his 
death escheated to His Majesty and the Lord Bishop of Bangor ; 
Lxxxv1.792. Read, 795. Rr. a. 861. 


Croydon :—See supra, 113. 


Cruikshank, James : 
144. To invest part of his entailed Estates in Trustees for the 
purposes therein mentioned; -txxxvit. 614. Read, 615. 674. 
Passed, with Amendments, 679. Agreed to by the Lords, 696. 


Crumener, James : 


145. For vesting in a Trustee certain Estates conveyed in trust 
to him; 7txxx1. 339. Read, 342. pr. a. 379. 


Cumming, Sir William Gordon Gordon, Bart. : 

146. For selling the entailed Lands and Estates of Gordons- 
town and others, *belonging to Sir W. G. G. Cumming, Bart., or 
so much thereof as may be necessary, and to apply the price 
arising therefrom in the Payments of the Debts affecting the said 
Lands and Estates; txxxv. 433. Read, 437. Rr. a. 561. 


Cunninghame, William: 

147. For exchanging certain detached parts of the entailed 
Estate of Craigends, in the County of Renfrew, belonging to him, 
for certain other Lands held by him in fee simple; txxxvi1. 498. 
Read, 498. k. A. 555. 


Cuthbert’s, St., Edinburgh : 
148. To enable the Ministers of that Parish to feu their Glebe 
Lands; ixxvu. 319. Read, 319. Reported; King’s Consent 
signified, and Bill passed; 358. . a. 368. 


Dallas, Charles : 

149. Petition for a Bill for enabling him to sell a freehold 
Estate, free from the Claims of the Crown; Offered ; King’s Con- 
sent signified; Petition presented, and referred; txxx1.43. Re- 
ported; Report referred to a Committee of the whole House; 85. 
Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 91. Presented, 100. 
Re-committed to a Committee of the whole House, 150. Rp. a. 
198. 


David’s, St., Bishop of: 
150. For restraining him and his Successors from granting 
Leases of Tithes; txxvin. 286. Read, 289. Reported; King’s 
Consent signified, and Bill passed ; 329. kr. a. 368. 


David’s, St., College of: 
151. To enable His Majesty to grant certain Allowances to a 
College to be called St. David’s College; txx1x. 510. Read; 
King’s Consent signified, and Bill committed; 512. R. a. 625. 


Davidson, William: 
152. For the Sale of certain Estates; txxx. 486. 
R. A. 587. 


Read, 486. 


Dawson’s Estate : 


153. For enlarging the Powers of Act 59 Geo. III., and for | 


authorizing the rebuilding of certain Mills, &amp;c.; xc1. 614. Read, 
615. R. a. 710. 


Delvine :—See infra, 276. 





Dempster’s Estate : 
154. To vest part of the entailed Estate of Skibo and others 
in Trustees in fee simple for Sale, and to raise a further Sum of 
Money by way of Loan; xcr. 568. Read, 568. R. a. 710. 


Dickinson, John, Esq. :—See supra, 100. 


Donegall, Marquis of : 

155. Enabling the Court of Chancery in Ireland to appoint 
other Persons to act under the Family Settlement of, in the room 
of certain Persons deceased; xctt. 644. Read the First and 
Second Time, and committed ; Leave to Committee to sit and 
proceed, and to report upon a certain day; 645.647. R. a. 662, 


Dorset, Duke of: 
156. For vesting certain Estates in Trustces for Sale; rxxxuy, 
429. Read, 430. pr. a. 558. 


Douglas, Lord : 

157. For vesting in Archibald Lord Douglas, of Douglas, or 
the Heir of Entail in possession for the time, certain detached 
parts of the Douglas Estates in fee simple, upon entailing certain 
other Lands equivalent in value thereto; txxxvu. 334. Read, 


358. n. a. 430.———Another Bill for similar purposes ; xc. 398, 
Read, 406. rk. a. 474. 


Drake, George : 


158. For confirming an Agreement; uxxvit.245. Read, 245. 
R. A. 293. 


Dublin, Archbishop of : 
159. To enable him to demise the Mansion House at Tallaght; 
LXXvi. 262. Read, 263. kr. a. 384. 


Dudhope :—See infra, 352. 


Dudley Vicarage : 
160. For authorizing a Sale of Glebe Lands belonging to the 
Vicarage; xc1.614. Read, 615. nr. a. 710. 


Dumfries and Stair :—See supra, 93. 


Dunmore, Ear! of : 

161. For settling certain Lands in favour of George Earl of 
Dunmore and the Heirs under a Deed of Entail made by the 
Trustees of John Earl of Dunmore, deceased, and for vesting 
ather Lands in the said George Earl of Dunmore in fee simple; 
Lxxxrx. 343. Read, 346. kr. a. 438. 


Dunn, John: 
162. To enable the Trustees to make Exchanges of certain 
Estates; uxxv. 431. Read, 431. Committee to sit and proceed, 
and to report on a certain day, 451. R. a. 468. 


Dunne’s, Sir Patrick, Hospital :—sSee supra, 16. 


Dunure and others: 

163. To vest part of the entailed Estate of Dunure and others, 
in the Connty of Ayr, in fee simple, for satisfying the Debts for 
improvement of entailed Estates; rxxxv. 391. Read, 400. R.A. 
501. 


Durham, Bishop of : 
164. For vesting certain Estates belonging to the See of 
Durham in Trustees for Sale ; txxxu. 536. Read, 539. R. a. 587. 


Durham Schools and Church Estate :—See Durham, 1, 2. 
Durris Estate :—See infra, 201. 


Dutton Estate :—See supra, 43. 


Dynevor, Lord : 

165. For vesting certain of his Estates in Trustees for Sale, 
and with power to make a Partition thereof; xc11. 477. Read, 
479. Passed, with Amendments, 560. Amendments agreed to 
by the Lords, 589. Rk. a. 583. 


Earsdon Estate :—See infra, 182. 


| East, Sir William, Bart. : 


166. For granting Building Leases; txxvit. 369. Read, 369. 
R. A. 453.———Confirming a Partition and Sale of certain Estates 5 
xc. 522. Read, 522. Committed ;, Leave to Committee to sit 
and proceed, and make their Report upon certain days; 579. 
R. A. 623. 


Eccles : ' ate PMS hse, , Se 
167. To enable. the Vicar of that Parish to grant Building 
Leases; Lxxrx. 461. Read, 465. RB. A, 503. 


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Edinburgh :—See supra, 148. Edinburgh, 7. 


Edmondstone, Archibald : 
168. For empowering the Judges of the Court of Session to 
sell parts of his Estates; txxrx. 411. Read, 416. Rp. a. 603. 


Edwards, John : 
169. To effect an Exchange of Lands between him and 
Harriet Averina Brunetta Herbert, an Infant Ward of the Court 
of Chancery; txxxvi. 633. Read, 636. Rr. a. 713. 


Edwards, Rev. Vincent : 

170. For vesting the undivided Moieties of certain Estates of 
him and Jane his Wife, and of their Issue, and of the Devisees of 
Richard Edwards deceased, in Trustees for Sale; txxxvu. 385. 
Read, 396. pr. a. 471. 


Egham Free School : 
171. To enable the Coopers’ Company of London to hold in 
Mortmain a Piece of Land for the purposes of the Charity ; 
LXXXI. 236. Read, 238. Rp. a. 326. 


Eglinton, Earl of : 
172. For Sale of Trust Estates to extinguish Debts; rxxxrx. 
344. Read, 346. Rr. a. 438. 


Embury, John : 
173. For confirming a Partition of certain Estates; Lxxv1. 
444, Read, 444. pr. a. 502. 


Emeris :—See infra, 366. 


Englefield, Sir Henry Charles : 

174. For enabling the Trustees under his Will to sell the 
undivided Moiety of the Estate called the Wharram Percy 
Estate, in the County of York, thereby devised ; txxxvu. 172. 
Read, 172. rR. a. 294. 


Entailed Estates :—See supra, 1. 15-29. 


Eton College : 

175. For effecting an Exchange of certain Estates with Wyr- 
ley Birch; ixxx. 461. Read, 461. Rr. a. 603. To enable 
the Provost of the College to grant Building Leases; rxxx1. 
314. Read, 318. Rr. a. 378. 


Etwall Hospital and Repton Free School : 

176. To enable the Governors to increase the Objects of the 
Charity ; uxxrx. 476. Read, 479. Petition of Proprietors and 
Occupiers of Lands in Etwall, against; Referred, and Counsel! 
ordered, 488. Passed, with an Amendment, 504. Amendment 
agreed to by the Lords, 518. R. a. 525.———To enable the 
Governors to sell part of their Estates, and to invest the Monies in 
the Sale of other Estates; xc1. 470. Read, 470. nr. a. 618. 





Evelyn, Dame Mary : 
177. For authorizing the granting of Leases; ixxxv. 505. 
Read, 509. R. a. 578. 


Eversfield, Charles : 

178. To enable the Trustees to grant Building Leases; txxxu. 
468. Read, 468. nr. a. 558. Extending Powers of Trustees, 
given under Act 7 Geo. IV.; xcu. 572. Read,576. Committed ; 
Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and to make their Re- 
port upon certain Days; 595. Rr. a, 624. 


Exeter :—See infra, 412. 


Exeter Cathedral : 
179. For vesting in the Dean and Chapter of that Cathedral 
certain Messuages and Lands within the Close of that Church; 
Ixxx1. 434. Read, 435. Rr. a. 496. 





Falmer Vicarage :—See supra, 125. 


Farquharson, Catherine : 

180. For vesting certain detached parts of the Estate of Inver- 
cauld in fee'simple in her or the Heir of Entail in possession thereof ; 
Uxxxi. 414. Read, 419. rR. a. 482, 

Farr, Edward : 

181. To enable him to effect a Sale of a certain Estate; xcrt. 

417. Read, 421.. na. 569. 
Fawcett, John Henry: 


181". For Sale, &amp;c.; xcm. 589." Read, 592. Committed ; 
Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and to report upon certain 
days; 609. ..a. 662. 


Fenwick, Christopher : 


182. For carrying into execution a Contract for the Sale of a 
certain Estate; 1xxvir. 168. Read, 173. R. a. 268. 





Ferguson, Robert : 
183. For vesting his Entailed Estates in Trustees for the Sale 
thereof; txxx1v.317. Read, 320, n. a. 400, 


Fergusson, Sir Adam : 

184. For vesting certain Estates in Trustees for Sale, for pay- 
ment of Debts; txxx1, 363. Read, 365. Passed, with an Amend- 
ment, 435. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 446. rR. a. 449. 


Fergusson, Sir James : 

185. To enable him to exchange certain Lands; txxv. 372. 
Read, 373. Committee to sit and proceed, and to report ona 
certain day, 442. n. a. 456. 


Firchild, Charles : 

186. To authorize the Sale of certain Copyhold Messuages be- 
longing to him and his Wife and Children; txxvi1. 330. Read, 
330. R. A. 389. 


Fisher, Joseph :— See supra, 85. ; 


Fitzwilliam, Viscount : 

187. To grant further Powers to lease certain parts of his 
devised Estates, situate in the City of Dublin, and the neighbour- 
hood thereof; txxxvimt. 461. Read, 474. rp. a. 559. 


Fleming, Vice-Admiral, Sir Charles : 

188. For empowering the Judges of the Court of Session to 
sell part of his Estates for payment of certain Debts; 1xxx1. 328. 
Read, 329. Rr. a. 378. , 


Fletcher, Andrew: ry 
189. For modifying and extending the purposes: specified in 
a Deed of Destination, executed by him and John Mackenzie, 
for establishing an Hospital in the City of Edinburgh; uxxv. 
283. Read, 284. Rr. a. 368. 


Fowke, Henry : 
190. For rendering valid Award of Commissioners to him 
under the Great Washbourne [Inclosure Act; .xxx1, 363. 
Read, 365. R.A. 449. 


Fowler, Daniel: 
191. To enable him and his Wife to make Grants and Leases 
of Lands in Camberwell Grove; txxx. 536. Read, 547. m.a. 
603. 


Fox, John: 
192. For empowering Owners of the settled Shares of a Piece 
of Land, late the Estate of Mr. John Fox, to grant Building 
Leases thereof; txxx1v. 145. Read, 146. Rr. a. 221. 


Frank, Richard Bacon : 

193. To enable him jointly with the Committee of the Estate 
of Edward Frank, his Father, (a person of unsound mind) to make 
Appointments of Estates, &amp;c.; uxxxvu. 512. . Read,'516. Peti- 
tion of Frederick Fisher, against, 539.-. Not preceeded i in. 


Franklen, Richard : 
194, For carrying into effect a Contract for Sale of Estates of 
- Richard Franklen. to the Right- Honourable Sir J ohn Nicholl, 
Knight, and for applying the Money i in the purchase of other 
Estates, to be settled to the same uses; rxxxv. 494. Read, 498. 
R. A. 562. 


Frederick,.Sir John, Bart. : 

195. . For carrying into effect an Agreement with the iate Lord 
Bishop of London; uxxrx. 492. Read, 495. Committee to sit 
and proceed, and to repurt on the Morrow, 496. [King’ s Consent 
signified, and Bill passed], 506. m.a.52520 °° ' 


Fulham :—See infra, 267. 


Gage, Viscount: ib ok 
196. For effecting an Exchange of certain Estates; 1xxymt. 
321. Read, 325. rp. a. 400. 


Galloway, Earl of: 
197.. For empowering the Judges of the Court of Session to 
sell parts of his entailed Estates for payment of his Debts; uxxrx. 
469. Read, 472. rp. a. 504. 


Gartside, John: a ; 
198. To authorize the Sale of part of an Estate xcr. 34d, 
Read, 351. R.A. 438. . et) 





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Glasgow Blind Asylum :—See infra, 260. 1k 
: Glassford : 


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Glassford : 
199. For vesting certain parts of Estates in Trustees for Sale 
and for Payment of Debts, &amp;c.; xcr.598. Read, 599. R. a. 710. 


Goldsmid, Abraham :— See Goldsmid, Abraham. 
Gonville College :—See supra, 100. 


Goodrich, William Bridger: 
200. For vesting his Estates in Trustees to be sold; uxxxru. 
393. Read, 396. R. a. 482. 


Gordon, Duke of: 

201. For carrying into effect an Exchange of the Estates of 
Alves Kirkton; txxx1. 304. Read, 305. Leave to Committee 
to sit, and proceed, and report on a certain day, 327. R. a. 378. 
———To enable him or the Heir of Entail in possession to sell 
the Estate of Durris; txxx111. 536. Read, 538. Leave to Com- 
mittee to sit, and proceed, and to report on a certain day, 546. 
BR. A. 554. 


Gordon, James: 


202. For vesting part of the settled Estates of himself and 
Son in Trustees for Sale, &amp;c.; uxxxv. 489. Read, 491. r. a. 562. 


Gordon, Thomas : 
203. For the Sale of certain parts of the Dominium Directum 
or Superiority of his Entailed Estates; rxxviu. 396. Read, 399. 
R. A. 453. 


Gordonstown :—See supra, 146. 
Gore, William Ormsby : 


204. For the Sale of certain Estates; nxxvi. 347. 
R. A. 425. 


Read, 349. 


Grandtull y:—See infra, 392. 
Grange :— See infra, 256. 


Graham, Sir Sandford : 
205. For confirming certain Leases granted by him and the 
late Sir James Graham, Bart.; xc. 368. Read, 370. Amend- 
ments agreed to by the Lords, 451. k. a. 474. 


Greenlaw :—See supra, 112. 


Greenwich: —See infra, 411. 


Grey, Ralph William : 
206. To carry into effect a Contract for the Sale of an Estate 


to the Duke of Northumberland; txxvi. 235. Read, 235. 
R. A. 282. 


Griffin, Benjamin : 
207. To enable the Trustees under his Will to grant Building 
Leases; txxx1. 298. Read, 300. pz. a. 378. 


Griffith, David : 
208. To authorize the leasing of Mines and Hereditaments 
devised by his Will; rxxxu. 512. Read, 513. nk. a. 587. 


Grosvenor, Countess : 
200. To enable her and others to make Conveyances of certain 
Estates; uxxrx. 366. Read, 371. Passed, with Amiendments, 
485. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 499. . a. 504. 


Grubbe, Eleanora, an Infant: 
210. For the Sale of Estates and purchase of others, and 


granting Leases of Estates purchased; uxxxix. 270. Read, 273. 
R. a. 400. 


Guise, Sir William: 
211. For exchanging certain Estates; txxvi. 342. Read, 


343. Passed, with an Amendment, 392. Amendment agreed to 
by the Lords, 396. k. a. 400. 


Gunter, James : 
212. For granting Leases; txxv. 386. Read, 386. Com- 


mittee to sit, and proceed, and to report on a certain Day, 429. 
R. a. 456. 


Gwydir, Lord; 


213. For vesting certain Estates in Trustees for Sale, and for 


applying the Monies, &amp;c.; uxxxvi. 443. Read, 453. np. a. 
542. 


Gwyn, John; 
214. For carrying into Execution Trusts of Will, and for incor- 
porating Trustees ; txxxv.562. Read, 565. n. a. 646. 





Hall, Benjamin : 

215. For granting Mining and Building Leases; txxxv. 598. 
Read, 582. Passed, with Amendments, 592. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 604. R.A. 646. 

Hambly, Ann: 

216. For vesting certain Lands devised by her in Trustees 

for Sale; xc.820. Read, 320. nr. 4.419. 


Hamilton, General John : 
217. For vesting and securing certain Lands in him; txxxym. 
370. Read, 374. n. a. 471. 
Hamilton and Brandon, Duke of : 
218. To enable him and the Heirs of Entail of the Lands and 
Barony of Kinneil to charge the Lands gained from the Sea with 
the Expenses laid out in gaining the same; txxxvi. 506. Read, 


506. Not proceededin.———Another Bill; uxxxvi.640. Read, 
643. Rk. 4.713. 


Hammersmith Bridge Company :—See infra, 332. 
Hampstead :—See infra, 437. 
Harcourt, late Earl of: 

219. To enable the Devisees under his Will to grant Building 


and Repairing Leases of Harcourt House and Grounds; ixxx. 480, 
Read, 480. k. A. 587. 


Hardinge, late Rev. Henry : 


220. For the Sale of Estates; .xxxim. 453. 
R. A. 535. 


Read, 455. 


Harris, William : 
221. For granting Leases of certain Premises late his Pro- 


perty; xc. 320. Read, 320. Amendments agreed to by the 
Lords, 382. R.A. 419. 


Harrow-on-the-Hill School : 


222. For confirming certain Leases granted under Act 43 
Geo. III.; uxxxu. 499. Read, 503. rp. a. 559. 


Hastings, Marquis of : 
223. For vesting his settled Estates in Scotland in himself in 
fee; txxxv.478. Read, 477. pr. a.561.———For the Sale of cer- 


tain Estates and the Purchase of others to be settled to the same 
uses; LXxxix. 424, Read, 426. Rr. a. 525. 


Hawarden, Viscount : 


224. For vesting the Kilkenny Estate in Trustees for Sale; 
Lxxy. 395. Read, 395. Committee to sit, and proceed, and report 
ona certain day, 457. Rp. a. 469. 


Hawkins, Christopher Henry Thomas : 
225. For authorizing Leases of certain Estates to be granted 
to Christopher Henry Thomas Hawkins, an Infant, during his life; 
uxxxv. 505. Read, 509. pk. a. 578. 


Hedley’s Estate :—See infra, 394. 


Heneage’s Estate : 

226-7. For authorizing the Sale of Part of the Estates devised 
by the Will of John Walker Heneage and Arabella Walker He- 
neage, and for investing the Produce in the Purchase of other 
Estates; xc1. 470. Read, 470. nr. a. 618. 


Herbert, Harriet A. B. ;—See supra, 169. 
Hickey’s Charity : 
228. To enable the Trustees of that Charity to grant Building 


and Repairing Leases; txxxu. 579. Read, 584. Leave to Com- 
mittee to sit, and proceed, and report on a certain day, 587. B-4- 
598. 

Hickman’s Estate : 


229. To enable Trustees to concur in granting Leases of Coal 
Mines; txxxiu. 357. Read, 359. pr. a. 449. 


Highgate Chapel :—See Churches and Chapels, 49. 
Highleigh : 

230. Toenable the Prebendary of the Prebends of Highleigh 
to accept surrender of the existing Lease of any’of the said Pre- 
bends, and to grant new Leases of any part thereof ; xc. 368. 

375. BR. a. 474. 
Hildyard :—See infra, 239. 
Hind, Elizabeth Archer : 

231. For carrying into effect a Contract for the Sale of # cer 
tain Farm devised by her, and for applying the Proceeds thereof 
in the purchase of other Hereditaments; xcr. 440. Read, 442. 


Passed, with Amendments, 512. Amendments agreed to by the 
Lords, 549. mB. a. 570, : 
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Hill, Charles Fitzmaurice :—See infra, 433. 


Hinton Walrish : 
232. For the exchange of part of the Glebe Lands belonging 
to that Rectory; uxxvi. 363. Read, 366. R. a. 425. 
Hoare, Messrs. :—See supra, 94. 


Hodgson, Ellis Leckonby : 
233. For vesting the Real Estates devised by his Will in Trus- 
tees, to be sold for paying off an Incumbrance thereon, and for 
other purposes; Ltxxxvi1. 373. Read, 374. Rp. a. 461. 


Hogg, James :—See infra, 302. 
Holborn, St. Andrew :—See supra, 50. 


Holden, Robert : 
234. For the Sale of certain Estates; txxv. 331. Read, 343. 
R. A. 423. 


Holmains Estate :—See infra, 278. 


Hopetown, Earl: 
235. For exchanging part of his settled Estates, situated in the 
County of Linlithgow; txxx. 445, Read, 445. R. a. 520. 


Hornblotton :—See infra, 407. 


Horton, Eusebius : 
236. For removing doubts from the Title of Devisees under 
his Will; xc1.676. Read, 679. n.a. 811. 


Howe, Earl :—See supra, 99. 
Howle Manor :—See infra, 243. 


Hulme, William : 
237. To enable the Trustees under his Will to appropriate 
certain parts of the Funds for the purchase of Advowsons ; 
txxxu. 375. Read, 375. Rp. a. 496. 


Hunloke, Sir Thomas Windsor: 
238. For the Sale of Estates; txxvi. 339. Read, 345. Rp. a. 
425. 


Hutton, Mary : 

239. For vesting Estates devised by her Will in Trustees upon 
Trust to sell the same, and for laying out the Monies arising from 
such Sales in the purchase of more convenient Estates, to be settled 
to the same uses; txxxv. 466. Read, 470. np. a. 561. 


Inge, Henrietta : 
240. To establish certain Leases granted by her; From the 
Lords, yxxx. 543. Read, 543. rR. a, 603. 


Invercauld :—See supra, 180. 


Isherwood, Thomas Bradshaw : 
241. For. vesting certain parts of his Estates in Trustees to be 
sold; uxxxvi. 714. Read, 714. R. a. 777. 


Jackson, Randle : 


242. Extending the power to grant Building Leases; xcu. 
513. Read, 517. Committed; Leave to Committee to sit and 
proceed, and to make their Report upon certain days; 579. 
R. A. 623. 


Jackson, Mary :—See infra, 285. 


Jellicorse, John : 
243. For confirming the Inclosure of certain Lands in the 
Manor of Howle, so far as relates to his Allotments; txxrx. 461. 
Read, 464. pr. a. 504. 


Jersey, Earl of : 
244. For confirming Exchanges of Lands; uxxx1v. 362. Read, 
366. Rp. a. 416. 


Jesus College (Cambridge) :—See supra, 103. 


John the Baptist, Saint, Hospital (Winchester) :—See 
infra, 443. 
John, St., College (Oxford) :—See infra, 828. 


Keighley :—See supra, 74. 


Keith, Viscount : 
245. For the Sale of Trust Lands, and Purchase of others to 

be entailed to the same series of Heirs; uxxx1x. 365. Read, 367. 
R. a. 438, 


Kennedy :—Seec supra, 168. 


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Ker, Walter : 


246. For vesting part of his settled Estates upon Trust to com- 
plete the Sale thereof; uxxvi. 251. Read, 251. nr. a. 293. 


Kilkenny Estate :—See supra, 224, 
Kilkevan Rectory :—See infra, 305. 
Killerton :—See supra, 33. 


Kilternan and Kilgobban : 

247. For uniting those Parishes; Ordered, rxxvi1. 421. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 424. Order for Committee of the whole House, 
discharged ; Bill referred to a Select Committee, 446. (See Com- 
mittees, 943.) Reported, and re-committed to a Committee of the 


whole House, 449. Passed, 457. Not returned from the Lords. 
——— Bill from the Lords; uxxrx. 483.. Read, 484. Rr. a. 502. 


King’s College, Cambridge :—See supra, 104. 


Kingswinford Rectory : 
248. For effecting a Sale of part of the Glebe Lands belonging 
thereto; 1xxx1. 346. Read, 348. nk. a. 379. 


Kinneil, Barony of :—See supra, 218. 


Kintore, Earl of : 
249. For effecting an Exchange of certain parts of entailed 
Estates; uxxx1x. 371. Read, 374. Leave to Committee to sit on 


a certain day, during the sitting of the House, between Twelve and 
Three, 418. rR. a. 438. 


Knapp, John : 


250. For vesting Estates in Trustees for Sale; uxxx. 505. 
Read, 513. pr. a. 603. 


Knowles, George : 

251. For vesting certain Estates in other persons than those 
mentioned in his Marriage Settlement, and for charging other Pro- 
perty with the uses declared by the said Settlement; xc. 291. 
Read, 294. rp. a. 419. 


Ladbroke, James Weller : 

252. To enable him and others to grant Building Leases ; 
Lxxvi. 353. Read, 355. pr. a. 425.———To confirm certain 
Leases granted by James Weller Ladbroke, Esq'*, gf Land and 
Premises at Notting Hill, in the County of Middlesex, and for 
other purposes; txxxvit. 424. Read, 429. pr. a. 496. 


Lambeth Estates :—See supra, 113. 116; infra, 333. 420- 


Langford, Lord : 

253-4. For enabling the Right Honourable Louisa Augusta 
Baroness Langford to release her Husband, the Right Honourable 
Baron Langford, and his Estates, from a certain Annuity or Rent- 
charge thereon; xc1. 760. Read, 765. Leave to Committee to 
sit and proceed, and to make their Report on a certain Day, 796. 
R. A. 822. 


Lansdale, Richard : 
255. To effect an Exchange of his Lands for other Lands, of 
which the Corporation of Chipping Wycombe is seised, for cha- 
ritable purposes ; Lxxxu. 478. Read, 479. R. a. 535. 


Lauder, Sir Thomas Dick : 
256. To enable him to grant Feus of the Estate of Grange; 
uxxx. 480. Read, 480. nk. a. 587. 


Lee, Acton Nathaniel : 
257. To extend and amend powers of Act for enabling him 
and others to grant Building Leases; uxxx1. 328. Read, 329. 
R. A. 378. 


Lee, John :—See supra, 39. 


Leech, John: 
258. To enable the Trustees of an undivided Moiety of certain 
Estates to concur with the Parties entitled to the other Moiety to 
make a Partition thereof; uxxxm. 473. Read, 474. R.. 558. 


Leeds and Liverpool Navigation :—See supra, 82. 


Leicester Corporation : 

259. Petition for a Bill to empower them to sell so much of 
their Real Estates as will enable them to pay off certain Debts; 
xcu.6. Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Pri- 
vate Bills, 18. Bill ordered, 38. Presented, 42. n. a. 186. 





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Leitch, 
6 Y 


f ‘ i 
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a 4 Seis a he ilwiaicedaets + 


546 ESTAT ES—continued. 





II. Bills from the Lords, and Petitions for Private Bills, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Leitch, John: 
260. For modifying and extending the purposes of certain 
Deeds of Settlement, and for establishing an Asylum for the 
Blind in the City of Glasgow; uxxx. 515. Read, 520. rR. a. 627. 


Limerick, Bishop of : 
261. To enable him to demise his Estates; txxvu1. 215. Read, 
220. R.A. 367. 


Liverpool :—See infra, 294. 


Lloyd, Francis : 
262. For obviating a doubt arising on the Power of Sale and 
Exchange, contained in his Will, of certain Estates; uxxvi. 347. 
Read, 349. k. A. 425. 


Lockhart, Marianne : 
263. To confirm the Sale of certain Lands made by her for the 
Redemption of the Land Tax; ixxxiv. 323. Read, 323. R. a. 
400. 


Lockhart, Sir Charles Macdonald : 
264. For vesting certain of his Estates in Trustees for Sale ; 
Lxxvil. 247. Read, 252. nr. a. 293.———To amend above Act; 
xcr. 470. Read, 470. nr. a. 618. 


Lockhart, William Elliott : 
265. To enable the Trustees to sell certain parts of his Estate, 
to pay the Debts affecting the same; xc11.392. Read, 392. R. a. 
459. 


Logan, John: 
266. For vesting certain of his Estates in Trustees to be sold; 
uxxvi. 389. Read, 393. Rr. a. 467. 


London, Bishop of : 


267. For enabling him and his Successors to demise Copyholds 


within the Manor of Fulham; rxxxu. 512. Read, 512. Re- | 
ported, with an Amendment, 572. Passed, with an Amendment, | 
578. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 586. rR. a. 588.———__ 
For enabling him to grant Building Leases of certain Estates | 


| Marsham, Robert : 


belonging to the said See; uxxxv. 412. Read, 413. R.a. 501. 
See infra, 830. 


London, Dean and Chapter of :—See infra, 332. 


London Workhouse : 

268. For enabling the President and Governors of the London 
Workhouse to sell or grant Leases thereof, and to purchase other 
Estates; Referred, txxxiv. 45. Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 
136. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 397. R. a. 400. 


Londonderry, Marquis of : 

269. To extend the power of granting Leases of parts of cer- 
tain Estates; uxxx11. 536. Read, 538. Leave to Committee to 
sit and proceed, and report onacertain Day, 546. R. a. 554. ——— 
To extend the power of granting Leases of parts of certain Es- 
tates; txxxiv. 295. Read, 299. rn. a. 372.———For settling cer- 
tain Manors and Estates in the County of Durham to the uses of 
the Marriage Settlement of himself and the Marchioness of Lon- 
donderry ; txxxvu. 528. Read, 529. Passed, with Amendments, 
577. Agreed to by the Lords, 579. r.a. 584. See infra, 371. 


Lucas, Joseph : 
270. To authorize the Sale of his Estates; txxxui. 484. 
Read, 487. nk. a. 544. 


Lyon, the Honourable Mary : 
271. For enabling the Trustees of her Will to sell the Inherit- 


ance of certain Estates, to raise Money to discharge the Incum- | 


brances affecting the same; ixxxiv. 357. Read, 359. Rk. a. 400. 


Macclesfield Free Grammar School : 


272. To amend Act 14 Geo. III., for confirming certain Sales 


and Purchases; txxrx. 224. Read, 226. Passed, with Amend- 
ments, 301. Agreed to by the Lords, 320. R. a. 371. 


Macdougall Estate : 

273. To empower the Judges of the Court of Session to sell 
the Lands of Bravelleicks in the County of Argyle, and after dis- 
charging the Debts to invest the surplus in the purchase of other 
Lands; xc. 347. Read, 393. n.a. 474. 


MacGregor, Sir Evan John Murray : 
274. For vesting Estates in Trustees for Sale; txxx. 435. 


Read, 438. n. a. 519. 


Mackenzie’s Estate : 


275. For the Sale of Estates for the payment of Debts; xc. 
373. Read, 303. x. 4. 474. 











Mackenzie, John :—See supra, 189. 


Mackenzie, Sir John Muir: 

276. For settling and securing certain portions of Lands and 
Estate of Delvine (Perth), and for vesting in lieu thereof Estate of 
Cassencarie (Dumfries and Wigton); xcr. 327. Read, 333, 
R. A. 437. 


Mackenzie, Thomas : 


277. For the Sale of part of his Estates, for the payment of his 
Debts ; txxvit. 305. Read, 308. R. a. 367. 


Macrae, James Charles : 


278. To empower the Judges of the Court of Session to sell 
part of the entailed Estate of Holmains, for the payment of his 
Debts; txx1x. 396. Read, 410. nz. a. 503. 


Maddison’s Estate : 


279. For rendering valid the Supplementary Award of the 
Commissioners under the Alvingham Inclosure Act; txxxv1. 389, 
Read, 395. rR. a. 465. 


Madocks, John : 


280. For vesting part of his Estates in Trustees for Sale; 
Lxxv. 279. Read, 284. rk. a. 342. 


Markham, Matthew: 


281. For granting Building Leases; txxx. 515. Read, 520, 
R. A. 603. 


Marlborough, Duke of : 


282. For assisting the Sale under the direction of the Court of 
Chancery of part of the Estates devised by his Will; txxvut. 406, 
Read, 413. rR. a. 446. 


Marshall, Bourchier, Clerk, deceased : 
283. To enable the Trustees to effect a Sale of the Advowson 
of the Church of Bow, otherwise Nymet Tracey (Devon); uxxxy. 
417. Read, 420. pr. a. 501. 


284. To give Powers of Sale over part of the Estates settled on 
his Marriage with Frances Ann, his Wife ; uxxx1. 414. Read, 
419. R.A. 535. 


Martin, James : 


285. For enabling him and the Persons in remainder under the 
Will of Mary Jackson, deceased, to grant Leases of part of the 
settled Estates; txxxvu.531. Read, 533. rp. a. 584. 


Masserene, Earl of : 


286. For the Sale of certain Estates, and the purchase of other 
Estates to be settled to the uses of the Will; xc. 329. Read, 331. 
R. A. 419. 


Matthews, William :—See infra, 317. 


Maurice, Rev. Robert : 
287. To vest part of the Estates devised by his Will in Trustees 
for Sale ; uxxxvi. 595. Read, 597. pr. a. 671. 
Maxwell, John: 
288. For the Sale of part of his Estates; txxv1. 296. Read, 
296. R.A. 384. 


Maxwell, Sir William : 


289. For settling certain Estates in his favour; ixx1x. 438. 
Read, 444. R.A. 503. 


_ Melton Mowbray Charity Lands: 

290. Petition for a Bill for vesting certain Estates in Trustees 
to be sold, and for the purchase of other Estates; uxxx1.54. Re- 
ferred, 55. Bill ordered, 94. Presented, 123. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 351. R. a. 378. 


Meyrick, Ann Elizabeth : 
291. For the Sale of certain Estates ; rxxx. 445. Read, 445. 
519. Lxxx1. 346. Read, 348. np. a. 378. 


Millbank Estate :—See infra, 434. 


Mildmay, St. John, Dame Jane : 

292. To authorize the granting of Building Leases of her 
settled Estates; ixxxu. 490. Read, 494. Passed, with an 
Amendment, 578, Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 586. 
R. A. 588. 


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Il. Bills from the Lords, and Petitions for Private 


Milliken Estate : 

293. To vest a part of the entailed Estate of Milliken in 
Trustees for Sale, and apply the same towards satisfying the Debts 
affecting the said entailed Estate; xc1. 500. Read, 500. nk. a. 
618. 


Mochrumhill Estate :—See supra, 183. 


Molyneux Charities : 
294. For enabling the Trustees of Mrs. Ann Molyneux’s 
Charities in Liverpool to grant Building and Repairing Leases ; 
_ uxxxu. 467. Read, 471. R. a. 535. 


Molyneux, William : 

295. For confirming and carrying into effect a Partition and 
Division of Real and Personal Estate; txxx1x. 352. Read, 363. 
Passed, with an Amendment, 425. Agreed to by the Lords, 429. 
R. A. 439. 


Moncrieff, William : 
296. For the Sale of entailed Estates and the Purchase of 
other Estates to be entailed; xc. 329. Read, 331. R. a. 419. 


Moncrieffe, Sir David : 
297. For vesting in Trustees certain Estates for Sale; uxxxiv. 
343. Read, 345. Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and 
report on a certain day, 352. R. a. 400. 


Moncrieffe, late, Sir William : 
298. For the Sale of certain Estates; uxxxn. 461. Read, 
465. R. A. 558. 


Montagu, Duke of :—See supra, 86. 


Moray, Ear! of : 

299. For settling and securing certain Lands in his favour; 
uxxxl. 505. Read, 510. nr. a. 587.———For enabling him to 
borrow a certain Sum of Money on the Security of his entailed 
Estates; xc1. 422. Read, 422. Rr. a. 535. 


Moray, James: 
300. For vesting certain Estates in Trustees for Sale for Pay- 
ment of Debts; uxxxvi. 706. Read, 708. rR. a. 777. 


Morgan, Sir Charles : 
301. For granting Building Leases; txxix. 476. Read, 480. 
Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and to report on the 

morrow, 488. R. A. 504. 


Morris, Rev. Richard : 
302. To enable him and Mary Ann his Wife to grant Leases 
of part of the Estates devised by the Will of James Hogg; 
uxxxvil. 370. Read, 374. Rp. a. 471. 


Morton, Earl of: 
303. For vesting part of his entailed Lands in Trustees for 
Sale; txxxiv. 326. Read, 327. pr. a. 400. 


Mountrath, Earl of : 
304. For facilitating the proof of the Will of the Right Honour- 
able Charles Henry Coote, late Earl of Mountrath, in certain 
Actions in Ireland; txxxrx. 344. Read, 346. R. a. 438. 


Mount Sandford, Lord : 
305. To enable the Devisees under his Will to make Leases, 
and also to enable them to execute a Conveyance to the Rector of 
Kilkevan of Ground in that Parish; txxxv. 549. Read, 552. 
R. A. 646. 


Murray, Alexander : 
306. To enable him to borrow Money upon the Security of 
certain of his entailed Estates; xcit. 392. Read, 392. Rr. a. 
459. 


Murray, James : 
307. For effecting the Sale of certain Estates, and for laying 
out the Money under the Direction of the Court of Chancery ; 
UXxxvir. 312. Read, 313. pr. a. 381. 


Murton, William : 
308. For confirming a Partition of Farms and Lands in the 
County of Kent, devised by the Will of William Murton, late of 
Tunstall in the same County, deceased; txxxvit. 429. Read, 
480. np. a. 496. 


Mynors, Edward : 
309. For the Sale of Estates; uxxvit. 435. Read, 438. 
Committee to sit and report on a certain day, 457. R. a. 472. 
“For vesting his Estates in Trustees to complete a Sale to 
the Earl of Chesterfield ; Uxxxrv. 826. Read, 327. Rr. a. 400. 


Bills, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 
Nairne, David: 


310. Vesting part of his entailed Estate in Trustees for Sale ; 
xcu. 417. Read, 421. rp. a. 569. 


Napier, Edward Berkeley : 


311. For vesting certain Estates in Trustees for Sale ; txxvit. 
339. Read, 342. pr. a. 389. 


Nelson, Earl : 


312. For raising Money on entailed Estates; xc. 518. Read, 


525. Passed, with Amendments, 583. Amendments agreed to by 
the Lords, 602. R. a. 611. 


Newington Butts Rectory : 


313. For enabling the Rector to lease certain parts of the 
Glebe Lands; txxx1v. 362. Read, 366. Rr. a. 416. ; 


Newport, Rev. John : 


314. To enable his Committee to sell certain Estates; uxxxrv. 
338. Read, 341. Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and 
report on a certain day, 351. Rr. a. 400. 


New River Company’s Estate : 

315. To authorize the granting of Leases of part of the Pre- 
bend of Stoke Newington to the Governor and Company of the 
New River; txxxv. 533. Read, 538. Passed, with an Amend- 
ment, 596. Agreed to by the Lords, 616. Rp. a. 646. 


Newton, W. L. :—sSee infra, 434. 


Nicholl, Sir John :—sgee supra, 194. 


Nicholas, Robert : 


316. For vesting in Trustees for Sale the Estates devised by 
his Will; txxx. 540. Read, 545. R. a. 588. 


Nisbett West :—sSee infra, 384. 


Norfolk, Duke of : 

317. For establishing an Exchange of Lands agreed upon 
between him and William Matthews, Esq'*; xxv. 372. Read, 
373. R. a. 456.———For vesting certain of his Estates in William 
Padwick, the younger, and for applying the Monies in the purchase 
of other Estates; txxx.612. Read, 612. rp. a. 628. 


Northumberland, Duke of :—See supra, 206. 
Notting Hill :—See supra, 252. 

Nymet Tracey :—See supra, 283. 

Oakley Estate :—See infra, 427. 


Ogilvy, Sir John : 
318. For enabling him and the Heirsof Entail to grant Feus 
of certain Parts of the Estates of Cairnie and others; xc. 598. 
Read, 599. R. A. 710. 


Oldbury Curacy : 
319. To authorize the Sale of Lands settled for the perpetual 
Augmentation of the said Curacy; txxxix. 449. Read, 457. 
R. A. 525. 


Oldham Townlands : 

320. Petition fora Bill for placing certain Lands belonging to 
that Township under the Management of Trustees; Referred, 
ytxxx1. 34. Bill ordered, 51. Presented, 69. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 289. rR. a. 325. 


Oliver, Robert : 
321. Toenable him and his Wife to grant Building Leases; 
txxx. 499. Read, 503. pR. a. 559. 


Onslow :—See supra, 313. 


Orford, Earl of : 

322. For the Sale of certain Estates and for the Purchase of 
other Estates, to be applied to the same uses ; xc. 493. Read, 
495. Passed, with Amendments, 547. Amendments agreed to 
by the Lords, 564. R. A. 579. 


Orford, William : 
323. For vesting an undivided Moiety of a Freehold Estate 
in Liverpool in Trustees, for the benefit of his infant Son and 
Heir at Law; txxxvi. 723. Read, 725. R. a. 777. 


Ormonde, Maryuis of : 
_ 824. Forthe Sale of certain Estates; txxrx. 500. Read, 502. 
Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and to report on a cer 
tain Day, 502. R. a, 525. 





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Osborne, 


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II. Bills from the Lords, and Petitions for Private Bills, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Osborne, Sir John, Bart., and John Burt: 
325. To confirm a Lease granted to them by the Dean of St. 
Paul’s; rxxv. 372. Read, 373. nk. a. 456. 


Oswald, Richard : 
326. To exonerate his Trustees for Advances of Money ; Lxxxv1. 
704. Read, 705. np. a. 777. 


Owen, Hugh: 
327. To enable the Trustees under his Will to sell and con- 
vey, under the direction of the Court of Exchequer, Real Estates, 
charged with the Payment of Debts; uxxxiv. 377. Read, 380. 


Leave to Committee to sit, and proceed on a certain Day, 388. 
R. A. 416. 


Oxford : 


St. John’s College : 


328. To enable the President and Scholars to sell a Piece of 
Ground ; txxv. 349. Read, 352. nr. a. 456. 


Trinity College : 
329. For settling upon the President and others of Trinity 
College certain Rent-charges arising out of the Estate of Earl 
Somers; txxvi. 319. Read, 319. pr. a.368. 


Packington, Sir John :—See supra, 140. 


Paddington : 

330. To enlarge the Powers of Acts for enabling the Lord 
Bishop of London to grant Leases of Estates at Paddington; Read, 
txxx. 498. Passed, with Amendments, 597. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 606. R. a.627.———Petition for a Bill for vesting in 
Trustees certain Lands belonging to the Parish of Paddington, 
and enabling them to demise or lease the same; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Petitions on Private Bills; xcu.39. Re- 
ported; Report to lie on the Table; 71. Not proceeded in. 


Padwick, William :--See supra, 317. 


Palk, Sir Lawrence Vaughan : 


331. For establishing certain Leases granted by him; ixxx. 
471. Read, 474. rR. a. 587. 


Paul’s, St., Dean and Chapter of : 

332. For effectuating an Exchange between the Dean and 
Chapter, and John Pedley, Esq’*; txxxiv. 170. Read, 173. 
R. A. 221.————For enabling the Dean and Chapter to grant 
Building Leases pursuant to an Agreement entered into with 
John Ambler; txxxiv. 362. Read, 366. nr. a. 416.——~For 
enabling the Dean and Chapter to grant Building Leases of cer- 
tain Land at Barnes; txxx1v.362. Read, 366. nr. a.416,——— 
For enabling the Dean and Chapter to grant Licenses for Build- 
ing upon and improving the Copyholds within the Manor of 
Sutton Court, &amp;c.; uxxx1x. 246. Read, 250. pr. 4. 400. 

See supra, 525. 


Pedder, Elizabeth :—See infra, 353. 


Pedlar’s Acre Estate (Lambeth) : 


333. Petition for a Bill for ratifying and confirming certain 
Leases, and for vesting that Estate in Trustees for letting; 
Referred, txxviut. 18. Bill ordered, 38, but not presented ——— 
Another Petition, referred, txxx1. 54. Bill ordered, 95. Pre- 
sented, 151. Petition against, 289. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 382. R. A. 391. 


, 


Pedley, John :—See supra, 332. 


Peirse, Henry : 


334. For the Sale of Trust Estates and Purchase of others, to | 


be settled to the same uses, with power to pay off Incumbrances ; 
LXxxx1x. 365. Read, 367. Rp. a. 438. 


Petley, Charles Robert Carter : 

335. For enabling him and others to grant Building and Re- 
pairing Leases of Lands and Premises in the Parishes of Saint 
Dunstan Stebonheath, otherwise Stepney, and Saint Matthew, 
Bethnal Green, in the County of Middlesex; txxxvi. 454. 
Read, 456. rR. a. 581. 


Philanthropic Society: 


336. To enable them to purchase Land for the purposes of 
their Charity ; txxvin. 342. Read, 343. rR. a. 400. 


Pitfour :—See infra, 358. 


Player, Thomas Gregory : 
337. To authorize a Settlement of his Estates under the direc- 
tions of the Court of Chancery; cxxxrv. 377. Read, 380. 


Leave to Committee to sit and proceed on a certain day, 388. 
R. A. 416. 





Pleasley Estate :—See infra, 406. 


Plumptree Hospital : 

338. Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill to 
enable the Master or Guardian thereof to sell part of an Estate 
belonging to that Charity; Referred, txxvu. 87. Leave given; 
Petition presented, and referred; 94. Bill ordered, 103. Pre. 


sented, 106. King’s Consent signified, and Bill passed, 199, 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 317. R. a. 368. 


Pole, Sir Charles, Bart. : 
339. For confirming powers given by his Will to Sir Peter 
Pole, Bart., and an Indenture of Release affecting Estates in the 
County of Southampton; txxxv. 504. Read, 509. rR. a. 578, 


Poore, Edward Dyke: 


340. For exchanging Estates; uxxxv. 466. 
R. A. 561. 


Portland, Duke of : 
341. For confirming a Settlement made by him on his Mar- 
riage; Lxxv. 396. Read, 401. Leave to Committee to sit and 
report on a certain day, 429. R. a. 456. - 


Powell, Gabriel : 


342. For the Sale of certain Estates; txxxm. 468. 
470. R. A. 559. 


Read, 468, 


Read, 


Powell, Rev. John Henry : 


343. For vesting in new Trustees certain Lifehold Estates; 
txxx. 305. Read, 306. pk. a. 360. 


Powlett, William Powlett : 


344. For the Sale of certain Estates; txxx1. 346. 
R. A. 379. 


Read, 348. 


Preece, William : 
345. For effecting an Exchange of Estates in the County of 


Hereford between him and the Dean and Canons of Windsor; 
Lxxxvi. 651. Read, 653. Rk. a. 713. 


Proctor, Ambrose : 
346. To give Powers of Sale over certain Estates devised by 
his Will; uxx1x. 469. Read, 472. Leave to Committee to sit, 
and proceed, and report on the morrow, 488. R. a. 504. 


Pullin, Samuel : 

347. For confirming an Agreement between him and James 
Rhodes ; xxx. 515. Read, 518. Reported; Bill re-committed; 
Leave to sit and proceed, and report on a certain day; 573. 
Passed, with an Amendment, 585. Amendment agreed to by the 
Lords, 586. Rk. A. 588. 


Pusey, Philip: 

348. For vesting certain of his settled Estates in the Counties 
of Kent and Berks in Trustees, for Sale, and for laying out the 
Money thence arising in the purchase of other Estates to be settled 
to the same uses; Lxxxvul. 352. Read, 357. Passed, with Amend- 
ments, 410. Agreed to by the Lords, 424. n.a.431. See 
supra, 92. 


Queensbury, Marquis of : 
349. To empower the Judges of the Court of Session to take 


an account of the Debts and Burdens affecting his Estates, and to 
discharge the same; Read, txxx. 480. R. A. 587. 


Radnor, Earl of : 


350. For granting Building Leases of certain Estates; Read, 
LXxx. 480. R. A. 587. 


Randall, William : 

351. For enabling the Trustees under his Will to grant Build- 
ing Leases, &amp;c.; txxx11. 393. Read, 396. R. a. 482,———For 
repealing certain parts of above Act; txxxiv. 331. Read, 333. 
Leave to Committee to report on a certain day, 351. R. A. 400. 


Rankine, David : 
352. To enable him to feu certain portions of the Lands and 
Estates of Dudhope ; xc1. 363. Read, 381. rp. a. 459. 


Rawlings, Edward : 

353. For vesting the legal Estate in certain Estates late of 
Ann Bugden, formerly vested in Elizabeth Pedder, deceased, in 
mortgage in Edward Rawlings, the present Mortgagee 
Trustee of the Equity of Redemption; uxxxy. 433. Read, 487- 
Petition of John Kirkman for leave to proceed, 477. Leave t0 
Committee to sit and proceed, and to report on a certain day, 478. 
R. A. 501, 


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Rayley, Richard : 

354. For granting Leases and selling certaiyjEstates, and ap- 
propriating the Money arising therefrom in pU?chase of other 
Estates ; xc. 424. Read, 430. Bill passed, with Amendments, 
500. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 548. R. a. 569. 


Repton Free School :—See supra, 176. 


Reynolds, Edward : 
355. For the Sale of Estates and the Purchase of others to 
be settled to the same uses; Lxxxix. 371. Read, 375. R. a. 439. 


Rhodes, James :—See supra, 347. 


Rhodes, Samuel : 
356. For empowering the Trustees under his Will to grant 
Building Leases ; uxxx1. 333. Read, 334. np. a. 379. 


Richards, Ashton :—See supra, 229. 


Richards, Henry : 
357. For vesting his Real Estates in Trustees for Sale for the 
Payment of his Debts; txxxiv. 347. Read, 350. Leave to 
Committee to sit and proceed on a certain day, 351. R. a. 400. 


Richardson, John : 

358. To empower the Judges of the Court of Session in Scot- 
land to sell parts of entailed Estates in Pitfour, in the County of 
Perth, for Payment of Debts; uxxxvu. 334. Read, 358. Rk. a. 
431. 


Richmond Charity Estates : 
359. To enable the Trustees to grant Building Leases; 1xxv. 
312. Read, 312. r. a. 374.————To amend the above Act; 
txxxu. 879. Read, 382. pr. a. 449. 


Richmond, Duke of : 

360. To sell the remainder of unsold Stocks, and to invest 
the Money in purchase of Lands; xcu. 481. Read, 484. 
Passed, with Amendments, 587. Amendments agreed to by the 
Lords, 598. R. a. 623. 


Rivers, Lord : 
361. For effectually settling the Estates of the late Lord 
Rivers to the uses of his Will; txxxvu. 381. Read, 384. Rk. a. 
461. 


Rockcorry Castle :—See supra, 142. 


Rocke, James : 
362. For vesting the Estates late belonging to him in Trustees, 
to be sold for payment of his Debts; txxxm1. 407. Read, 411. 
R. A. 482. 


Romilly, Sir Samuel : 

363. For authorizing the Investment of Monies belonging to 
his infant Sons in the purchase of a certain part of his Daughter’s 
share of the real Estate; txxvi1. 369. Read, 369. pr. a. 434. 
———To extend the power and provisions of the above Act; 
uxxx. 574. Read, 574. Rr. a. 627. 


Roseberry, Earl of : 
364. For exchanging his entailed Lands and Estate; txxxu. 
257. Read, 262. Rr. a. 334. 


Rose Castle :—See supra, 116. 


Rowbottom, Robert: 
365. For granting Leases of Coal Mines; txxx.233. Read, 
250. rR. a. 360. 


Rowe, Samuel : 

366. For confirming a Partition made by George Marmaduke 
Alington and Samuel Rowe, Esq‘, of Estates, devised in un- 
divided Moieties by the respective Wills of Sarah Rowe, and Eliza- 
beth Rowe, deceased ; txxxv. 485. Read, 494. nk. a. 562. 


Rowe, Sarah: ; 

367. For vesting an undivided Moiety of certain Estates, de- 
vised by her Will to separate uses in strict settlement, and also 
other Estates, in Trustees for the purposes of Sale; txxxim. 379. 
Read, 382. rR. a. 449. 


Rowley Regis Estate : 
368. To enable the Trustees to demise Mines; itxxvi. 438. 
Read, 438, np. a. 493. 
Rugby Charity Estate : 
369. To amend and enlarge powers of Act; ULxxx1. 322. 
Read, 322. Petition against, 331. x. a. 378, 


_ Russ, Elizabeth, (a Lunatic) : 


370. For enabling her Committee to sell Estates; uxxxut. 
348. Read, 353, Rp. a. 448, 


Russell, James: 

371. To effect an exchange of part of the Estates devised by 
his Will for part of the Estates comprised in the Marriage Settle- 
ment of the Marchioness of Londonderry; txxxv. 647. Read 
1° and 2°, and committed; Leave to the Committee to sit and 
proceed, and to report on a certain day, 649. Bill passed, with 
an Amendment, 650. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 653. 
R. A. 657. 


Russell, Matthew : 


372. For sale of certain Estates and purchase of others to be 
settled to the same uses; Lxxx1x. 429. Read, 432. Rr. a. 526. 


Saltoun : 

373. To invest a part of the entailed Estate of Saltoun and 
others, in the County of Haddington, in Trustees for Sale, for satis- 
fying Debts; txxxvu. 404. Read, 409. R. a. 481, 


Sandys, Lord : 

374. Authorizing the Trustees to grant Building Leases, and 
to sell part of his settled Estates, and lay out the Money arising 
therefrom in purchase of other Estates; xcu. 481. Read, 484. 
Passed, with Amendments, 587. Amendments agreed to by the 
Lords, 598. Rk. a. 623. 


Satterthwaite, John : 
375. To enable the surviving Trustee under his Will to sell 
certain Estates; txxv1. 396. Read, 401. Committee to sit and 
proceed on a certain day, 460. R. a. 493. 


Say and Sele, Lord: 
376. For discharging certain of his Estates from a certain 
Rent; uxxxm. 441. Read, 447. pr. a. 496. 


Sclater, Richard : 
377. For the Sale of Estates; 1xxx. 543. Read, 549. rk. a. 
603. 


Secker :—See supra, 84. 


Seel, Thomas Molyneux : 
378. For the Sale of Estates; txxviu. 173. Read, 173. 
R. A. 273. 


Sekforde’s Almshouses : 


379. To enable the Governors to grant Building Leases; 
LXxx1. 304. Read, 305. Rr. a. 378. 


Serjeants’ Inn :—See Serjeants’ Inn. 
Shadwell Rectory :—See Churches and Chapels, 74. 


Sheffield Hospital : 
380. For changing the Site of that Hospital; rxxvin. 444. 
Read, 446. Rk. A. 472. 


Shrewsbury, Earl of : 
381. To prevent him and others from disturbing a Partition 
of certain Estates; txxv. 386. Read, 386. Committee to sit and 
proceed on a certain day, 436. R. a. 456. 


Shrewsbury School Estate : 
382. To enable the Trustees of Bowdler’s Blue Coat School 
in Shrewsbury to effect a Sale of certain Estates; xc1. 447. Read, 
465. R.A. 618. 


Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge :—See supra, 105. 


Simonds, William Blackall : 

383. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to enable him 
to sell or mortgage his Estate in the impropriate Rectory of 
Caversham, free from the claims of the Crown; Offered ; [King’s 
Recommendation signified]; Petition brought up; Lxxv. 347. 
Leave given; Petition presented, and referred ; 348. Bill ordered, 
371. Presented, 375. Leave given to Committee to sit and 
proceed, and to report on the morrow, 394. Bill re-committed 
to a Committee of the whole House, 415. Rr. a. 468.——- For 
leave to present a Petition for a Bill to amend above Act; 
Offered ; [King’s Recommendation signified]; Petition brought 
up; Lxxvr. 340. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred ; 
841. Bill ordered, 350. Presented, 351. Bill re-committed to 
a Committee of the whole House, 413. nr. a, 493. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1897.) 


Sinclair, 
6 Z 


550 


ESTATES—continued. 





II. Bills from the Lords, and Petitions for Private Bills, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Sinclair, Lord : 

384. To empower the Judges of the Court of Session in 
Scotland to sell parts of the entailed Lands and Barony of West 
Nisbett, for payment of Incumbrances affecting the same ; Lxxxv1. 
506. Read,506. Not proceeded in.———Another Bill; txxxvi. 
640. Read, 643. nz. a. 713. 


Slingsby, Sir Thomas : 
385. For exchanging his fee-simple Estates, and not in settle- 
ment, for part of his settled Estates, and for other purposes ; 
uxxxvir. 440. Read, 442. pr. a. 496. 


Smart, Whitmore and others : 
386. For confirming a Partition made under a Decree of the 
Court of Chancery of certain Estates; xc. 329. Read, 331. 
R. A. 419. 


Smith, late Sir Drummond : 
387. For obviating doubts as to the power of surviving Devisees 
in trust under his Will; txxvi. 358. Read, 361. rR. a. 425. 


Smith’s, Erasmus, Schools:—See supra, 16. 


Smyth, Sir Thomas: 
388. For the Sale of certain Estates; txx1x. 461. Read, 464. 
Leave to Committee to sit, and to report on a certain day, 468. 
R. A. 503. 


Somers, Earl of :—See supra, 329. 


Sparrow, Richard : 

389. For vesting in Trustees certain Estates for Sale for 
payment of his Debts; xc. 532. Read, 536. Leave to Com- 
mittee to sit and proceed, and to report on or before a certain day, 
561. R.A. 590. 


Spencer, Charles Vere : 
390. For vesting in Trustees the settled and unsettled Manors 
and Estates of Charles Vere Spencer, an Infant, for the Sale thereof 
towards payment of Incumbrances; xc. 359. Read, 371. R. a. 474. 


Starkie, Le Gendre Pierce: 
391. For enabling Committee of his Estates to grant Leases; 
xc.414. Read, 418. nr. a. 474. 


Stewart, Sir George, (of Grandtully) : 
392. For vesting in him, in fee simple, certain Estates; txxxu1. 
280. Read, 290. Rr. a. 378. 


Stewart, Sir Michael Robert Shaw : 
393. Enabling his Tutors to grant Feu-rights ; xc11.440. Read, 
442. Passed, with Amendments, 512. Amendments agreed to 
by the Lords, 549. R. a. 570. 


Stocks, Mary : 


394. For the Sale of certain Estates devised by her Will; 
ytxxx11. 429. Read, 432. pr. a. 496. 


Stockton Charity School : . 


395. To enable the Trustees of the Blue Coat Charity School 
at Stockton, in the County of Durham, to sell and dispose of 
certain Lands and Hereditaments, and to purchase others, &amp;c. ; 


LXxXxvilI. 454. 
passed; 506. 


Read, 458. 


R. A. 531, 


King’s Consent signified; Bill 


Stoke Newington &gt;—See supra, 315. 
Stoke-upon-Trent :—See Tithes, 59. 


Stone, Robert: 


396. For the Sale of Estates; txxrx. 224. 
371. 


Read, 226. R. a. 


Stowlangtoft Rectory : 


397. For confirming an Exchange made of certain parts of the 
Glebe Lands of that Rectory; txxx1. 322. Read, 322. 
378. 


R. A. 


Stranraer Rectory :—See supra, 125. 


Stratton, John Locke: 
398. For the Sale of certain of his Estates; txxv. 444. 
446. 
459. 


Read, 
Committee to sit and proceed, and to report on the morrow, 
R. A. 469. 


Sutton Court :—See supra, 332. 
Swinton, Lucas Joseph :—See supra, 270. 
Tallaght Mansion House :—-See supra, 159. 








Tate, Mary : 
399. To enable her to grant Building and Repairing Leases; 
xxx. 461. Read, 461. rR. a. 603. 


Tayler, George : 
400. For completing the Sale of certain Estates devised by his 
Will; txxxi. 498. Read, 503. Passed, with Amendments, 572. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 586. Rk. a. 588. 


Teddesley Hay Estate : 


401. For the Sale thereof; txxxn. 483. 
559. 


Thellusson, Peter : 


402. For enabling and directing the Trustees under his Will to 
grant certain Leases of the Estates, subject to the Trusts of his 
Will, and for other purposes; txxxvit. 595. Read, 597, Peti- 
tion of the Right Honourable Baron Rendlesham, and others, in 
favour, 615. Petition of Sir Charles William Flint against, 615. 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 620. Order for Second Reading 
read ; The King’s Consent signified ; Bill read a Second Time, and 
committed ; Leave to Committee to sit, and proceed, and to make 
their Report on or before a certain day; 616. Bill passed, with 
Amendments, 640. Agreed to by the Lords, 646. nk. a. 671. 


Read, 488. Ra, 


Thomas, Sir George : 


403. For confirming certain Exchanges; txxvi. 338. Read, 
338. R.A. 406. 


Thomas’s, St., Hospital : 
404. For confirming certain Leases granted by the Governors; 
Lxxx. 574. Read, 577. pk. a. 627. 


Thompson, Beilby : 

405. For empowering Trustees to sell and convey part of the 
Freehold and Copyhold Estates in the County of York, devised by 
his Will; ixxvu. 291. Read, 294.  k. a. 368. For ex- 
changing Freehold Estates devised by his Will; txxxvi. 706, 
Read, 708. n.a. 777. 


Thornhill, Henry Bache: : 


406. For enabling the Trustees under his Will to sell the 
Manor of Pleasley; txxrx. 218. Read, 218. nr. a. 278. 


Thornycroft, Ann :—See supra, 134. 


Thring, John: 

407. For rectifying a Settlement made in pursuance of his Will, 
and for consolidating the Bectories of Alford and Hornblotton, 
and for settling the Advowson thereof; xc1. 447. Read, 464. 
R. A. 618. 


Tilehurst : 


408. For erecting two distinct Rectories within that Rectory 
and Parish; txxv. 453. Read, 453. Committee to sit and pro- 
ceed, and to report on a certain day, 457. R. a. 468. 


Tilson, John Henry: 

409. Petition for a Bill for exonerating certain of his Estates 
from Claims of the Crown, offered ; The King’s Consent signified ; 
Petition presented ; 1xxx1. 66. Reported; Report referred to a 
Committee of the whole House; 100. Considered; reported, 
and Bill ordered; 105. Order for Bill discharged, and another 
Bill ordered; presented; 144. Bill re-committed to a Committee 
of the whole House, 222. r. a. 324. 


Tollett, Catherine : 


410. For effectuating an Exchange of certain Estates devised 
by her Will; uxx1x. 476. Read, 480. rR. a. 504. 


Trinity College :—See supra, 16. 329. 
Trinity Hall :—See supra, 106. 


Trinity Hospital (Greenwich) : 
411. To enable the Warden’ and Poor Men to sell certain 
Estates; txxv1.381. Read, 393. R.A. 467. 


Tuckfield, Joan : 

412. For enabling the Corporation of Exeter to sell Two 
Houses in St. Stephen’s, Exeter, vested in them, and to purchase 
other Estates for the performance of the charitable purposes of her 
Will; uxxxvi. 651. Read, 653. rR. a. 717. 


Tuffnell, William : 
413. To enable the Trustees under his Will to reduce the Fines 
for the Copyhold of Barnersby ; uxxvu. 256. Read, 261. B 4 
367. 


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ESTATES—continued. 





Il. Bills from the Lords, and Petitions for Private Bills, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Unett, Ann: ; 

414, For the Exchange of an Estate with John Wilkes Unett ; 
txxvit. 314. Read, 318. nr. a. 400.———To explain and amend 
the above Act; uxxx. 413. Read, 416. Passed, with an Amend- 
ment, 465. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 480. k. a. 519. 


Vere, Elizabeth and James : 
415. For effecting an exchange of Estates in the County of 
Lincoln between them; txxxvi11.429. Read, 430. Passed, with 
an Amendment, 474. Agreed to by the Lords, 487. Rk. a. 496. 


Vernon, John: 
416. For the Sale of certain Estates; txxv. 378. Read, 383. 
rn. A. 456.———To complete the Sale of certain parts of his Estate ; 
itxxx. 600. Read, 600. k. a. 627. 


Vessey, Mary: 
417. For confirming a Partition of certain Estates; uxxxu. 
478. Read, 478. Rr. a. 558. 


Waddington Hospital: 
418. For more effectually vesting the Estates of that Charity 
in the Trustees, and to enable them to grant Leases; 1xxx. 528. 
Read, 529. Passed, with Amendments,€15. Amendments agreed 
to by the Lords, 616. Rk. a. 627. 


Waghen Rectory : P 
419. For confirming an Award made for ascertaining the Glebe 
Lands of that Rectory; txxx1. 282. Read, 290. r. a. 378. 


Walcott Charity Estates (Lambeth) : 

420. Petition for a Bill for vesting the same in Trustees ; txxv. 
116. Referred, 117. Reported, and Bill ordered, 132. Pre- 
sented, 140. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 428. Rr. a. 456. 

421. For confirming a Partition of the said Estates, and for re- 
gulating the said Charity ; xxxxm1. 436. Read, 449. Orders dis- 
charged; Bill laid aside, and another Bill ordered, 462. Pre- 
sented, 482. R. a. 558. 


Warriner, Gifford : 
422. For vesting Estates of which Gifford Warriner, Esq’, a 
Lunatic, is Tenant in tail, in Trustees for Sale, and also for effecting 
a Partition of certain parts thereof, and for granting Leases ; txxxv. 
489. Read, 491. Passed, with an Amendment, 566. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 604. R. a. 646. 


Warrington School : 
423. For empowering the Trustees of the said School to make 
Sales, and grant Building and Mining Leases of certain parts of 
their Estates; txxxvil. 381. Read, 387. Rr. a. 461. 


Washborne, Great, Inclosure :—See supra, 190. 


Waterford, Marquis of : 


424. To enable him to grant Leases; xxx. 606. Read, 608. 
R. A. 627. 


Watson, John Marten : 

425. For vesting a certain Estate devised by his Will in 
Trustees for Sale, and for applying the Monies arising therefrom 
in purchase of other Estates; xcu. 477. Read, 479. Passed, with 
Amendments, 588. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 619. 
R. A. 623. 


Welch Iron and Coal Mining Company :—see Com- 
panies, 88. 
Wemyss Estate : 


426. To empower the Judges of the Court of Session to take 
an account of the Debts; txxvi1. 346. Read, 348. rp. a. 400. 


Wenlock Barn Prebendary : 
427. To enable the Prebendary to purchase certain Heredita- 


ments, and to grant building Leases; txxx1. 333. Read, 334. 
R. A. 378. 


Wentworth, Lord Viscount: 


428. For the Sale of certain Estates; txxvim. 392. Read, 
395. R. a. 453. 


Werburgh, St., Vicarage : 

429. To confirm an Exchange made of certain Lands; txxxu. 
529. Read, 533. Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and 
to report on a certain day, 571. R. a. 587. 

West, Sarah : 


430. For the Sale of Estates; txxv. 431. Read, 435. Leave 


to Committee to sit and proceed, and to report on a certain day ; 
451. R. a. 468. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 





Weston, John Webbe : 
431. For discharging a Covenant entered into by him, and for 
empowering Trustees to complete certain Sales; uxxxiv. 317. 
Read, 320. rp. a. 400. 


Wharram, Percy Estate :—See supra, 174. 


Wheatley, William : 
432. To authorize certain Persons to grant Building Leases, 
&amp;c.; uxxxiv. 343. Read, 345. Leave to Committee to sit and 
proceed on a certain day, 359. R. a. 400. 


White, Rev. James: 
433. To enable him and the Persons entitled to certain Estates 
of the late Charles Fitzmaurice Hill to grant Building Leases ; 
xc. 427. Read, 427. pm. a. 535. 


White, John: 

434. For authorizing his Trustees to complete, on their part, an 
exchange of certain Lands at Millbank, in the County of Middlesex ; 
and for vesting the exchanged Lands and other Hereditaments in 
the Trustees of the Marriage Settlement of William Leaper 
Newton, Esq'*, and Harrietta his Wife, with power of sale; 
Lxxxvil. 506. Read, 509. Rr. a. 570. 


Wigan Rectory : 

435. To enable the Rector thereof to grant Building and 
Mining Leases, xcr1. 338. Read, 341. Petition of Inhabitants of 
Wigan against; Referred to the Committee on the Bill, 409. 
Committee revived ; Leave to sit and proceed on a certain day; 
415. Bill reported, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to ; 
Clause offered; Motion, That the Clause be brought up; Debate 
thereupon adjourned ; 433. Debate resumed ; Motion withdrawn; 
Bill passed, with Amendments; 451. Amendments agreed to by 
the Lords, 465. k. a. 570. 


Whitmore and others :—See supra, 386. 


Williams, John : 

436. For vesting certain parts of the Real Estates devised by 
his Will in Trustees, in trust to carry into execution a Contract for 
the Sale thereof; txxxv. 405. Read, 409. Committed, 428. 
Petition for leave for Committee to sit and proceed forthwith ; 
To lie on the Table ; Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and 
report on a certain day; 429. R.a 501. 


Wilson, John Maryon: 

437. For authorizing the Sale of certain Estates devised by 
the Will of Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson, Bart., deceased, under 
which John Maryon Wilson, Esq", is first Tenant for Life ; txxx1v. 
357. Read, 359. rR. a. 400. 


Wilson, Sir Thomas Maryon : 

438. For granting Quilding Leases; Lxxxiv. 357. Read, 359. 
Petitions against, 391. 441. Bill reported ; Motion for bringing 
up Report; Amendment proposed; Amendment and Motion 
withdrawn; 401. 


Wilson, William Henry Bowen Jordan : 
439. For establishing and carrying into effect an Agreement for 
a Partition between him and Edmund Meysey Wigley Creswolde, 
Esq", of Estates in the County of Warwick; ixxxvi. 389. 
Read, 392. rR. a. 461. 


Wilton, Earl of : 

440. Enabling him to make Conveyances in Fee or Demises for 
long Terms of Years of certain parts of his Estates; xcr. 604. 
Read, 604. Committed; Leave to Committee to sit, and proceed, 
and to report upon certain days; 610. 618. R. a. 662. 


Winchester, Bishop of: 

441. For enabling him to sell Winchester House ; ixxvi. 159. 
Read, 164. R.A, 237,——-For enabling him to fell Timber on 
the Estates of that See, and for providing a Residence for the 
Bishops of Winchester; txxxi. 373. Read, 375. R. a. 449. 


Winchester College : 
442. For effecting an Exchange; xcu. 481. Read, 484. 
Passed, with Amendments, 588. Amendments agreed to by the 

Lords, 598. R. a. 623. 


Winchester Corporation : 

443. Toenable the Mayor, Bailiffs and Commonalty to convey 
certain Estates, the possession of the Hospital of St. John the 
Baptist, to Trustees appointed by the Court of Chancery, &amp;e. ; 
Lxxx1v. 368. Read, 374. Leave to Committee to sit and proceed 
on a certain day, 382. R. a. 416. 





Windsor, 








552 ESTATES——EVIDENCE. 





II. Bills from the Lords, and Petitions for Private Bills, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Windsor, Dean and Canons of :—See supra, 345. 


Wise, Reverend Henry: 
444. To confirm an Agreement, and for granting Building 
Leases ; txxx1. 333. Read, 334. Rk. a. 379. 


Wise, Matthew : 
445. For authorizing Sales, Leases, Grants and Improvements 
of certain Lands devised by his Will; xc. 341. Read, 348. 
Passed, with Amendments, 424. Amendments agreed to by the 
Lords, 430. R. a. 474. 


Wiveliscombe : 
446. For carrying into execution a Contract for the Sale of 
that Manor; txxxu. 280. Read,290. Rr. a. 378. 


Wolverhampton Curacy : 
447. To authorize the making of Grants or Leases of Mines; 
xc. 457. Read, 463. rp. a. 579. 


Woodbridge :—See supra, 379. 


Worcester, Bishop of : 
448. To enable him and his Successors to grant Leases; Lxxxvi. 
420. Read, 421. Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and to 
report on the morrow, 442. R.A. 464. 


Worcester County Infirmary : 
449. To enable the granting Renewable Leases of; xc. 355. 
Read, 359. R. a. 474. 


Worcester, Dean and Chapter of: 
450. For rendering effectual a certain Agreement made by the 
Dean and Chapter for enfranchising certain Lands; xc. 653. 
Read, 657. R. a. 800. 





Wright, John: 
451. To give Powers of Sale over part of his Estates; txxxr 
266. Read, 269. Rr. a. 378, : 


Wright, Nathaniel : 
452. For the Sale of Estates; uxxix. 483. Read, 484. 9 A. 


525. 


Wynne, Robert Watkin : 

453. .For enabling Trustees to sell, under the authority of the 
Court of Chancery, the Real Estates devised by his Will; uxxxry. 
484. Read, 487. Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and to 
report, 506. R. a. 535. To enable Trustees under above Act 
to sell Estates thereby directed to be sold, freed from certain 
Claims; uxxxiv. 323. Read, 323. Rr. a. 400. 





York Buildings Company : 

454. For dissolving the said Corporation, and vesting Property 
in Trustees for Sale; uxxxiv. 343. Read, 345. Leave to Com- 
mittee to sit and proceed on a certain day, 351. Petition against, 
366. R.A. 400. 


York, Dean and Chapter of : 
455. For vesting an Estate in Trustees for Sale, and for apply- 
ing the Money arising therefrom in purchase of other Estates ; 
xc. 424. Read, 428. pr. a. 569. 


Youghal : 
456. For disuniting the Rectory of Youghal from the Bishoprick 
of the Diocese of Cloyne ; txxxu. 529. Read, 539. R.A. 558, 


See Committees, 885. Copyhold Estates. E-ecutors, 
Freeholds. Loans on Security. Real Property. Seisins, 











Estimates :——Resolution, That it is essentially useful, that 
during the continuance of Peace, whenever Parliament shall be 
assembled before Christmas, the Estimates for the Navy, Army 
and Ordnance, should be presented before 15th January then 
next following, if Parliament be then sitting; and that such 
Estimates be presented within Ten Days after the opening of 
Committee of Supply, when Parliament shall not be assembled 
till after Christmas; txxvi. 87. 

See Accounts and Papers. Supply. 








Ettrick Forest &gt;See Accounts and Papers, 2499. 
Addresses, 536. 1393, 


Europe, State of :—see Addresses, 1490. 





Evesham Borough 2——See Accounts and Papers, 
2500. Addresses, 537. Elections, 219. 650. 661. Parliamentary 
Representation, 29. 





€hidence, 








I. Incidental Proceedings relative to Minutes of Evidence; 1—1T. 
II. Questions Negatived and Motions Withdrawn relative thereto ; 


18, 19. 


1. Incidental Proceedings relative to Minutes of Evidence: 


1. Ordered to be laid before the House ;—Minutes taken before 
Committees of the whole House; txxvumr. 278. 286.—.xxx. 600. 
—LXXXxIl. 473.—LXxx11l. 122. 126.—.Lxxxv. 249. 502.—LxxxIx. 
509. 535.————- Minutes taken before Select Committees; ixxv. 
458.—Lxxvi. 442.—.Lxxx1l. 511.—_Lxxxvul. 517.—1Lxxxvil. 671. 


———Taken before Election Committees; txxv. 384.—Lxxxul.° 


297.—Lxxxv. 204.—LXxxvi. 168. 734.—Lxxxvill. 420.—xc. 324. 
—xcil. 359. 365.———Taken before Select Committees on Bills ; 
LXxix. 383. 449. 515.—.Lxxx. 466.—LxxxI. 276.—.Lxxx1. 511. 
———Taken before Select Committees on Bills and Proceedings, 
with a Chronological Index of Papers; ixxxvi. 889. ——— 
Minutes of Evidence of former Sessions; txxv. 444.— xxv. 409. 
—LXXX. 31,—LXXXvI. 583. 922. An Analysis of the Evidence 
prepared for a Select Committee; xc. 525._———Evidence taken 
before Committees, on Petitions complaining of non-compliance 
with Standing Orders; txxx. 182. 216. 256,———Evidence 
taken before an Election Committee ordered to be laid before the 
House for its consideration; txxx11. 407.——— Minutes of Pro- 
ceedings and Evidence taken before an Election Committee; 
LXXXvVIll. 396.———Evidence of a Select Committee (of the same 








Session) ordered to be laid before the House forthwith; uxx1x. 
538.———-Minutes of Evidence of former Sessions ordered to be 
laid before the House forthwith; txxvi. 452. 


2. Presented to the House; Minutes taken before Committees 
of the whole House; txxvir. 278. 286.—.xxx. 600.—LXXXII. 
473.—Lxxx1I. 122. 126.—.xxxv. 249. 502.—uixxxrx. 509. 535. 
———Taken before Select Committees ; uxxv. 464.—.xxvi. 442. 
XXXII. 511.—.xxxvil. 618.—Lxxxvitl. 671.———Taken before 
Election Committees; txxv. 384.—.Lxxxvi. 450.—xc. 328,—xcll. 
360. 366. Taken before Select Committees on Bills; Lxx1x- 
383. 521.—Lxxx. 372,—LxxxI. 355.—.xxxu. 511.———Taken 
before Select Committee on a Bill, and Proceedings, with @ 
Chronological Index of Papers; uxxxv1. 889.——— Minutes of 
Evidence of former Sessions; Ltxxvi. 418.—Lxxx. 31.———Part 
of Minutes of Evidence of former Sessions; txxvi. 176.——— 
Minutes of Evidence taken before Committees on Petitions com- 
plaining of non-compliance with Standing Orders; xxx. 184- 
216, 256. 264.-——Minutes of Proceedings and Evidence of 
Election Committee ; txxxvitt. 401. 





3. Ordered, 











EVIDENCE—continued. 553 





—— 


I. Incidental Proceedings relative to Minutes of Evidence—continued. 


3. Ordered to be reported; Minutes taken before Select 
Committees; txxv. 150.—.Lxxvi. 71.—Lxxvul- 350,—1Lxx1x. 33.— 
LXXXI. 184.—LxXxx11I. 401.—LXxxv. 190.—-LXxxvil. 68.—LXXxIx. 
377, &amp;c.————Taken before Select Committees on Bills; txxxm1. 
198.—LxxxIv. 403.—Lxxxv. 408.—Lxxxvil. 205. 344. 642.— 
LXXxIx. 448. 

4. Reported; Minutes taken before Committee of the whole 
House; 1xxx1. 76.— ——Taken before Select Committees; txxv1. 
379.—LXxvill. 345.—.Lxx1x. 266.—_Lxxx. 511.—Lxxx1I. 384.— 
LXXXIV. 404.—Lxxxv. 645.—LXxxVI. 919.—LXxxXxvIl. 186.—LxxxIx. 
§80.—xcu. 194, &amp;c.———Taken before Committee on Petition 
for Bill; txxxv. 259.———Taken before Select Committees on 
Bills; txxx. 257.—.Lxxx11t. 210. 412.—.Lxxxv. 408. 637.—LxxxXvIl. 
218. 542.—LxxxIx. 377. 469. 

5. The Short-hand Writer ordered to attend forthwith, with the 
Minutes of Evidence taken before an Election Committee ; xxv. 
402. Attends, andreads Extracts therefrom, 404..———The Short- 
hand Writer ordered to be called in, and at the Bar reads from his 
Minutes the Examination of a Witness who had refused to answer 
a question put to him by a Select Committee, on the ground that 
it would lead to criminate himself; xc. 501. : 

6. Leave given to Short-hand Writers to attend Trials, with the 
Minutes of Evidence taken before Election Committees; txxv. 
443. 470.—LXXvI. 245. 378.—LXxvil.471.—LXxxviI.510. LXXxXIXx. 
146. Taken before Select Committees; xcu. 315. ToCom- 
mittee Clerk and Short-hand Writer; .ixxxix. 146. To Com- 
mittee Clerk; txxx. 585.————-Leave given the proper Officers 
to produce, at Trials in the Court of King’s Bench on Indictments 
for Perjury, the Minutes of Evidence taken before Election Com- 
mittees; LXxviI. 254.334,—-——— Leave given to Short-hand Writers, 
who took notes of the Evidence before a Select Committee, to attend 
as Witnesses, and prove, if required, any part of the Evidence given 
before the said Committee, upon Prosecutions for Bribery ordered 
by this House ; xc1. 193. See Elections, 901. 

7. Referred to. Committees of the whole House; Minutes 
of Evidence taken before Committees of the whole House in for- 
mer Sessions ; Lxxvi. 65.——— Minutes of Evidence taken before 
an Election Committee in the same Session; txxxu1. 586. ——— 
Minutes taken before Select Committees of former Sessions ; 
LXXxil. 536.—Lxxxvill. 482.—LxxxiIx. 91. 116. ————~ Minutes 
of Evidence taken before the Lords upon Bills, referred to 
Committees of the whole House on Bills; uxxxu. 587.—.Lxxxv1. 
793. Referred to Select Committee on Bill; xcu. 90. ——— 
Minutes taken before Select Committees of former Sessions, 
referred to Select Committees; .txxv. 269.—.xxvi. 58. 61.— 
LXXVII. 210. 247.—LXx1x. 267.—LxXxx. 119. 306.—Lxxx1. 184.— 
LXXX1l. 525.—Lxxx1ll. 156.—.LxxxXIv. 209.—LXxXxvVI. 214. 558. 583. 
—LXXXVil. 56.—LXxxvill. 307.—Lxxx1x. 360.—xcI. 28.—xcilI. 71. 
— —T'o Select Committees on Bills ; txxvu. 210.—Lxxx1v. 259. 
—xc1. 203.—xc11.219.———Off former Sessions, on Bills, referred 
to Select Committees; -Lxxxiv. 90.—Lxxxvill. 101.—xc. 162. 
———-Mintutes of Evidence and Proceedings of Select Committees 
on Bills in former Sessions, referred to Select Committees on Bills; 
LXxx. 185.—Lxxxul. 210.—LXxXxvil. 57.—LXxxvill. 134, 
Minutes of Evidence taken in former Sessions before Committees 
on Bills, referred to Committees on Bills; txxx11. 210.—.xxxviu. 

134.—Lxxx1x. 128.—xcr. 203.—xcu. 86. 219. 335. _———— Taken 
before the Committee on a former Bill in the same Session, referred 
to the Committee on a Bill; txxx11. 467.—xc1. 690. ———Taken 
before Committee on Petition complaining of non-compliance 
with Standing Orders, referred to Standing Orders Committee ; 
LXxx. 184,———— Minutes of Proceedings and Evidence taken 
before an Election Committee, referred to a Select Committee ; 
LXXXVIII. 522. 

8. Ordered to be printed ;—Minutes taken at the Bar of the 
House; xcu. 465. Taken before Committees of the whole House ; 
LXXVIII. 278, 286.—Lxxx. 600.—LXxX1. 76.—LXXXI1. 473.—LXXXIII. 
122. 126.—.xxxv. 249. 502,—.xxx1x. 509. 535. Taken before 
Select Committees; xxv. 464.—.xxvi. 379.—Lxxvil. 345.— 
LXXIx. 266.—.Lxxx. 511.—LxxX1. 385.—LXxxll. 594.—LxxxIv. 404, 
““LXXxv. 645.—LXxXXvI. 919.—Lxxxvil. 186.—Lxxxvull. 511.— 
Uxxxix. 580. To be printed at the expense of the Parties; 
Lxxxvir. 566.——Taken before Election Committees; txxv. 384. 
—xXcii. 366. 381. Taken before Select Committees on Bills ; 
LXXIX. 383.—Lxxx1l. 511.—.Lxxxmm. 210. 412.—.Lxxxv. 637.— 














Il. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn, relative to Minutes of 


Evidence, &amp;c. 


Questions Negatived : 

18. For laying before the House Minutes of Evidence taken 
before Select Committees on Bills; txxvi. 373.—.xxvu. 373.— 
LXXIX. 266.———For printing the Evidence taken at the Bar of 
the House, on a Complaint against the “John Bull” Newspaper ; 


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LXXXVII. 218, 542.—1xxx1x. 377. 469.—xc1. 709.———On Re- 
committed Bills; txxxv. 480.——Taken before Select Com- 
mittees on Bills, to be printed at the Expense of the Parties, if they 
think fit; uxxix. 521. 629.—.xxx. 405.—.xxxvi. 685. 889.— 
LXXXVIII. 134,—Lxxx1x. 482.—xcl. 150. 293.—xcu. 98, &amp;¢,_——. 
The Parties promoting a Private Billhaveleave to printthe Evidence 
taken before the Committee from day to day, at their own ex- 
pense, from the Committee Clerks’ Copy, if they shall so think fit ; 
xc. 371.—-—Leave given to print the Preamble of a Bill, toge- 
ther with Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee thereon, 
and the proceedings of the Committee, at the expense of the Parties, 
if they think fit; xc1. 338.———Leave given to print Minutes of 
Evidence at the expense of the Parties, or such parts thereof as to 
the Committee may seem fit; xc1. 339.———Taken before Select 
Committees on Bills in former Sessions; txxxv. 25.——— 
Minutes of Evidence of former Sessions; uxxv1. 418.—.xxx. 31. 







































































—LXxxv. 25, Parts of Minutes of Evidence of a former 
Session; txxvi. 176. Parts of Minutes on a Private Bill ; 
LXxx. 496. Minutes of Evidence taken by Committee on 


Petition for a Private Bill; txxxv. 259.———Minutes of Evidence 
on a Bill communicated from the Lords; xc1. 765.———Minutes 
of Evidence taken before a Committee of the whole House in the 
same Session, ordered to be re-printed ; txxx11. 602. ——— Evidence 
taken at the Bar of the House in a former Session, on a Bill, or- 
dered to be re-printed ; txxxu1. 478..————Minutes of Evidence 
taken before Select Committee in a former Session, to be re-printed ; 
LXXXvil. 571.———Minutes of Evidence attached to a former 
Report of a Committee, ordered to be re-printed, and prefixed to 
the Evidence now laid on the Table of the House; rxxxm. 602. 
Minutes of Evidence taken before a Committee of the Irish 
House of Commons, to be re-printed ; txxxvul. 571. 


9. Minutes taken before Committee of the whole House in the 
last Session, to be received in proof of the allegation contained in 
a Bill of the present Session; Lxxxv. 659. 


10. Evidence given by certain Witnesses at the Bar of the 
House of Lords on a Divorce Bill, to be received as good Evidence 
by this House; txxxvi. 792. 

11. Minutes of Evidence taken before an Election Committee 
in a former Session, to be produced before an Arbitration arising 
out of the Election; txxvut. 365. 





12. Minutes of Evidence of an Election Committee read upon 
Motion; txxxvu1. 434.—Such parts of Minutes of Evidence 
taken before Select Committee as relate toa particular Person, 
read upon Motion; xc. 501. 

13. Evidence taken before a Select Committee to be laid before 
His Majesty by such Members as are of the Privy Council; xc. 534. 


14. Printed Copies of Minutes of Evidence taken before Com- 
mittees of the whole House, communicated to the Lords; txxv1. 
193.—Lxxxv. 230. 

15. Attorney General instructed to prosecute such Parties as 
appear from the Evidence taken before Select Committees to have 
been guilty of Bribery ; xc. 403. 576. 

16. Select Committee appointed to inspect the Minutes of 
Evidence taken before an Election Committee, and to select 
such parts of the Evidence as relate to the Special Report ; 
xc. 346. 


Resolutions : 

17. That if it shall appear that any person hath been tamperin 
with any Witness, in respect of his Evidence to be given to tl 
House, or any Committee thereof, or directly or indirectly hath 
endeavoured to deter or hinder any person from appearing or 
giving Evidence, the same is declared to be a high crime and 


misdemeanor. 
That if it shall appear that any person hath given false Evidence 
in any case before this House, o Committee thereof, this 


House will proceed with the utmost severity against such offender ; 
[Sessional Resolution] txxv. 8.—.xxxtx. 10.—xcn. 7, Ke. 

That according to the undoubted Privileges of this House, and 
for the due protection of the public interest, the Evidence taken 
by any Select Committee of this House, and Documents presented 
to such Committee, and which have not been reported to the 
House, ought not to be published by any Member of such Com- 
mittee, or by any other person ; xcrI. 282, 


Questions Negatived—continued. 
LXxvi. 335._——That the Short-hand Writer be required to read 
the Questions and Answers before a Committee, in reference to 
the point at which a Witness refused to answer; xc. 571. 


Motions 
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II. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn, relative to Minutes of Evidence, &amp;c.—continued. 


Motions Withdrawn : 

19. That the Evidence given by a Member before a Select 
Committee be printed verbatim from the Short-hand Writer’s 
Notes, with the same Evidence from the published Report of the 
Select Committee placed in parallel columns; xct. 130. For 
printing Evidence taken at the Bar, on hearing the matter of a 





Motions Withdrawn—continued. 
Complaint against a Newspaper; Lxxvi. 335.———That the 
Clerk and Short-hand Writer who attended a Committee in g 
former Parliament, do attend the Court of King’s Bench with the 
Minutes of Evidence ; txxv1. 87. 











Evidence, Law of :—Biti for amending the Law of 
Evidence in certain cases; From the Lords, txxx11.242. Read; 
printed ; 243. Passed, with Amendments, 380. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 458. rR. a. 482. See Records. 


Ewart, Rutson &amp; Co. :—Petition for a Bill for 
relieving Ewart, Rutson &amp; Co., of Liverpool, from Bonds granted 
for Duties on Spirits accidentally destroyed; Offered; [The 

" King’s Recommendation signified]; Petition brought up, and 
referred ; xxv. 167. Bill ordered, 228. Presented, 256. Rr. a.374. 


Examiner Newspaper :—see Complaints, 9. 


Exchange, Bills of :—see Bitis of Zxchange. Pro- 


missory Notes. 
Exchange of Lands :—see Charities, 1, &amp;e. Estates. 


Excheq uer :—Bill to regulate the Office of the Receipt of 
His Majesty’s Exchequer at Westminster ; Ordered, txxx1x. 40. 
Presented ; printed; 41. As amended, printed, 100. Re-com- 
mitted, 131. Instruction to Committee to make provision for 
the payment of the Salaries of certain Officers of the said Court, 
131. Bill, as amended, printed, 148. Re-committed ; as amended, 
printed ; 157. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 248. R. A. 320. 

See Accounts and Papers, 2501-2514. Petitions, 917, 918. 
Revenue, 4. Supply, 998. 


Exchequer Bills :—Bin to enable the Lords Commis- 
sioners of His Majesty’s Treasury to issue Exchequer Bills on the 
credit of such Aids or Supplies as have been or shall be granted ; 
For 1820; Ordered and presented; Ltxxv. 425. R.A. 468. 

See Accounts and Papers, 2515-2539. 6539. Inland Navi- 
gation. Revenue, 6. Supply, 251-255. 936, &amp;c., 1001. 
1004. Treasury Bills. West Indies,6. Works, Public. 


Exchequer Court, England : 


Bills relative to: 

1. For better securing Monies paid into the said Court on 
account of Suitors; Ordered, txxv. 215. Presented, 239. As 
amended, printed, 254. Re-committed, 304. Rr. a. 422. 

2. To enable the Court to sit elsewhere than where the Court 
of Exchequer is commonly kept in the County of Middlesex ; 
Ordered, txxvu. 404. Presented, 415. Rp. a. 467. 

3. For the better Regulation of the Duties to be performed by 
the Officers on the Plea or Common Law side of the Court of 
Exchequer; From the Lords; txxxvi. 297. Read; printed; 
310. Passed, with Amendments, 578. Amendments agreed to 
by the Lords, 587. k. a. 586. 

4. For further facilitating the hearing and determining of 
Suits in Equity in His Majesty’s Court of Exchequer at West- 
minster; From the Lords; xci. 787. Read; printed; 810. 
R. A. 842. 

See Accounts and Papers, 2540-2556. 6778. Committees, 296, 
297. 886. Courts (England), 5. Sheriffs, 2. Supply, 266. 


Exchequer Court, Ireland : 


Bills relative to: 

1. For the easier and better Administration of Justice in the 
Court of Exchequer Chamber in Ireland; Ordered, txxv. 155 
Presented,199. Printed, 220. rR. a. 455. 

2. For the better Administration of Justice in the Equity side 
of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland ; Ordered, txxvint. 442. 
Presented, 446. nk. a. 475. 

3. To amend above Act; Ordered, rxx1x. 128. Presented, 
144. n. a. 202. Another Bill to amend above Act ; Ordered, 
Lxxx. 317. Presented, 334. Printed, 338. kr. a. 586.———For 
further amending above Act; Lxxxu. 532. Presented; printed; 
533. R. a. 598. : 

4. To authorize the Sale or Transfer of Stocks or Funds, on 
account of the Office of Clerk of the Pleas in Ireland; Ordered, 
LXx1x.151. Presented; printed; 232. Petitions against; Of 





Exchequer Court, Ireland : 


Bills relative to—continued. 
Richard Patten, Henry Yeo and Joseph Farran, 272, rp. Com- 
mittee put off for Six Months, 432. Another Bill ; Ordered, 
Lxxxiv. 61. Presented; printed; 75. Petition of Joseph Farran, 
Sarah Patten and Henry Yeo, against, 89, Pp. Motion for heari 
Petitioners by Counsel, Neg. ; 285. Petition of Joseph Farran 
and others for Provision, 94,P. nk. a. 399. 

5. To regulate the Proceedings as to the sealing of Writs 
in the Court of Exchequer in Ireland ; Ordered, txxx. 376, 
Presented ; printed; 381. As amended, printed, 386. Rk. a. 586. 

See Accounts and Papers, 2557-2586. Addresses, 538-542, 
Committees, 297, 298. 301. Courts (Ireland), 1. 10, 
Sheriffs, 11. 


Exchequer Court, Scotland : 


Bills relative to : 

1. For making Provision for the Despatch of Business now 
done in the Court of Exchequer in Scotland ; From the Lords, 
Lxxxvi. 742. Read; printed; 744. Motion for reading the Bill 
a Second Time; Debate adjourned; 895. Resumed; Question 
again proposed ; Amendments proposed; Motion for further 
adjourning Debate withdrawn; Main Question agreed to; Bill 
committed ; 898. Committee deferred, 901. Not proceeded in, 
———-Another Bill ordered ; txxxvit. 27. Presented ; printed; 
38. Committed to a Select Committee, 55. (See Committees, 
887.) Instruction to the Committee, that they do inquire into the 
Powers and Duties of that Court, and how far there are other 
Duties which might with public advantage be devolved upon that 
Court, and to report the same, with their Observations thereupon, 
to the House,61. Bill as amended, with Report from Committee 
and Minutes of Evidence, to be printed ; 218. Bill re-committed 
to a Committee of the whole House; 249. Instruction to Com- 
mittee to make Provision for Retiring Salaries of the Lord Chief 
Baron and other Barons of the said Court, 269. r.a. 430. 


2. To amend above Act; Ordered, xc. 546. Presented; 
printed ; 546. Rr. a.611. 

3. Tocontinue Act 5 &amp; 6 Will. IV. c. 46; Ordered ; presented; 
xcl. 667. Rk. A. 800. 

4. To render valid certain Acts done in the performance of 
Duties in the Court of Exchequer in Scotland by the Lord Ordi- 
nary on the Bills in the Court of Session, and for the better regu- 
lation of the said Court of Exchequer; Ordered, xcu. 501. 
Presented ; printed ; 517. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 621. 
R. A. $62. 


Motions : 

5. That the House doth agree with the Commissioners of Courts 
of Justice in Scotland, that Five Barons are more than necessary; 
Prev. Ques. Neg.; txxv. 214. 

6. That the Vacancy occasioned by Mr. Baron Adam’s 
Resignation ought not to have been filled up; Prev. Ques. Neg., 
LXXv. 214. 

See also Accounts and Papers, 2587-2591. Addresses, 543. 
544. Committees, 302, 303. 887. Excise, 10. 


Exchequer Offices, (Scotland and Ireland): 


1. Bill to abolish the Office of Recorder of the Great Roll, or 
Clerk of the Pipe of Exchequer, in Scotland ; Ordered, uxxx1x. 
163. Presented ; printed; 163. kr. a. 320. 

2. Bill to regulate certain Offices in the Court of Exchequer in 
Scotland ; Ordered, xc. 22. Presented ; printed; 26. Com- 
mittee deferred, 307. ot proceeded in. 

3. Bill for the Regulation of certain Offices relating to the Re- 
ceipt of the Exchequer in Ireland; Ordered, uxxvu. 307. Pre 
sented ; printed; 323. Instruction for making Compensation to cer 
tain Officers, 366. R. a. 406. 

4. Bill for the Regulation of the Offices of Vice-Treasurer and 
Teller of the Exchequer in Ireland; Ordered, xc. 741. Pre 
sented ; printed; 741. rR. a. 822. 

See Accounts and Papers, 2592-2605. Commitices, 304, 805. 


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Excise: Bills relative to: : Executors : Bills relative to: 

1. To consolidate the several Boards of Customs and Excise 1. To declare and settle the Rights and Interests of Executors 
of Great Britain and Ireland; Ordered, uxxvi. 174. Presented, to the Estates of Testators; Brought from the Lords 17 May 
175. RB. a. 273. 1726 ; to be printed ; uxxxu. 21. 

2. To provide for the future Assimilation of the Duties of 2. For settling the Rights of Executors in undisposed-of Resi- 


Excise upon Sweets or made Wines, upon Mead, Metheglin, &amp;e. ; dues of Personal Estates; Ordered, uxxx1. 233. Presented ; 
Ordered, txxx. 376. Presented, 437. As amended, printed, 450. printed; 235. As amended, printed, 371. Re-committed, 399. 
R. A. 517. Passed, 433. Not returned from the Lords, 

3. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the Collec- 9. ‘For maki for the disposal posed 
tion and Management of the Revenue of Excise; Ordered, txxx11. Residues te oe amet ‘Saat ; tei ee oy 
509. Presented, 538. As amended, printed, 653. k. a. 609. Presented; printed; 278. Passed, 326. Not returned from the 


4. To amend the Laws relating to the Collection and Manage- Lords.———Another Bill; Ordered, uxxxv. 339. Presented ; 
ment of the Revenue of Excise ; Ordered, txxx1x. 434. Pre- printed ; 348. R. a. 645. 


sented ; printed 5 436. Bd. ~~. 4. For the amendment of the Laws with respect to Executors 

5. To provide for the Execution of the several Laws of Excise and Administrators; Ordered, xc. 43. Presented; printed; 44. 
on certain Commodities; Ordered, uxxxm. 424. _ Presented; Petition of John Martin for the introduction of a Ba for vesting 
printed ; 426. R.a. 534. | the Estates of deceased Persons in official Executors, 297. Com- 

6. Toenable one or more Commissioners to act for the Despatch mitted to a Select Committee, 102. (See Committees, 888.) Bill 
of Business for Scotland and Ireland respectively; Ordered, reported ; as amended, printed ; 137. Re-committed, 272. Passed, 
LXxxiv. 322. Presented, 322. Rr. a. 372. 312. Not returned from the Lords. 

7. Toamend several Laws of Excise relating to Bonds on See Assets. Committees, 1249. Petitions, 920. 

Excise Licenses, in Ireland, &amp;c.; Ordered, rxxx1. 226. Pre- 
sented, 233. nk. a. 376. 

8. To abolish certain Oaths taken in the Customs and Excise ; 
Ordered, txxxvi. 483. Presented; printed; 507. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 

9. To abolish certain Oaths and Affirmations taken and made 
in the Departments of the Customs and Excise ; Ordered, uxxxv1. 


550. Presented; printed; 558. R. a.712. Exports and Imports: 
10. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal so much 1. 


of an Act of the sixth year of Her Majesty Queen Anne, as taken place in the official and real value of British and Irish 


requires the Accounts of the Excise Revenues in Scotland to be Manufactures exported and imported from 1788 to 1830, &amp;c. ; 
4 . J . 
made up and examined, entered and enrolled in the Court of | pry, Q" Neg., Lxxxvi. 252. ; 


Exchequer in Scotland; [The King’s Recommendation signified] ; | 
Bill ordered ; txxxvu1. 533. Presented; printed; 534. Re-com- | 
mitted ; Instructions to Committee to extend the Provisions of the | 
Bill to the Revenues of Customs in Scotland, 545. . a. 584. See Accounts and Papers,6781. Trade. 


Ex Officio Informations :—see Dubtin, 25. In- 


formations. Juries and Jurors. 





Expenditure, Public :—see Accounts and Papers, 
6780. Finance. Revenue, 7, &amp;c. 


Motion, That it appears that considerable variation has 


2. Several Motions relative to Exports and Imports, and the 
State of Trade; Pr. Q® Neg., txxxvit. 456-458. 


11. For abolishing the Excise Incorporation in Scotland, and — °  - 
for transferring the Funds of the said Incorporation to the Conso- | Exten ts in Aid :—See Accounts and P apers, 2659. 2664. 
lidated Fund, and providing for the Payment of the Annuities to | Petitions, 924. 
the Widows and Orphans of late and present Members of the | ‘ : i : 
Incorporation Fund; Ordered, xc. 479. Presented; printed; Extra-parochial Places -—Bill for the Appoint- 
486. R.A. 657. ment of Overseers and Maintenance of the Poor in Extra-paro- 
12. Motion, That the Report of the Committee of the Commis- oait, Weke onion ut wiieen gyre ang 
sioners of the Board of Eagles, an, the Twentieth Magest of the cester, 224, Dean and Chapter of Westusiaster, 351. Petition 
Commissioners of Excise Inquiry, be referred to the late Commis- from Gravesend, in favour, 305. Second Reading deferred, 418. 
sioners, Sir Henry Parnell and Henry Berens, Esq", to examine See Petitions. 925 
the same, and to report their opinion thereon to the House ; super- TaD Es 
seded by adjournment ; xcr1. 469. Extra Post . s res 
al eres: P. tet 5 . P 
See Accounts and Papers, 2606. 2656. 6670. 6779. Ad- Office, 8 Tine ee io ore ae 
dresses, 545. Committees, 306. 325. 1248. Cocoa Nuts. ; 


Licenses. Passage Vessels,1,2. Petitions, 919. Post | Ey les, John, (Warden of the Fleet): niet 


Horses, 4. Revenue, 6. Stamps, 14. Supply, 258. 
Union. Weights and Measures, 4. Von Committees, 1063. Members, III. Privileges, 2 





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F. 


Factors *——See Merchant and Factor. F actories :-— Bills relative to—continued. 


: . : Petitions in favour—continued. 
F actories: Bills relative to the Employment of Cult, ss (p. 499.)—Dartford, 170. Deans, Alexander, 
Children in: 534. Dean Street, Soho, 188. Derby, 333. 530. Derby, Owners 
1. To regulate the Labour of Children in the Mills and Fac- of Mills in, 107. Derby, Owners of Lace Factories in, 107. 
tories of the United Kingdom; Ordered, txxxvi. 26. Presented, Devonport, &amp;e., 174. Dewsbury, 150. Disley, 566. Ditchling, 
33. Committed to a Select Committee, 200. (See Committees, 188. Douglas Green (Lancaster), 546. Dundee, 170. 174.— 
889.) Reported, with Minutes of Evidence, 566, p. Not pro- Eaglesham, 497. Eccleshill, 170. Edinburgh, 188. Exeter, 157. 





ceeded in. —Fielden, Joshua, 157.—Glasgow, 150. 170. Gloucester, 157. 
Petitionsin favour; From, Aberbrothock, Presbytery of, txxxvul. Grout, Joseph and others, referred, 300. Guisborough, 177. 
333. Aberdeen, 126. Ainsworth, 585. Allendale, 200. Alton, 142. Halifax, 89. 388. Hallamshire, Corporation of Cutlers in, 153. 


Ampthill, 170.—Belfast, 358. 551. Beswick and Holt Town, Hawkshead, 184. Hemel’ Hempstead, 207. Holmfirth, 153. 
577. Bethnal Green, 170. Bethnal Green, referred, 251. Be- Horsforth, 170. Horsham, 170. Hoxton, 168. Huddersfield, 
verley, 170. Bierley and Bowling, 170. Bishopsgate Street, 70. 86. 138. Hulme, 585.—Idle, 204. Ipswich, 566.—Keighley, 
168. Blackburn, 546. Bolton, Great and Little,79. Bradford 150. Kingston-upon-Hull, 163. Kingston-upon-Thames, 153. 
(York), 79. Brigham, &amp;c., 188. Burnley, referred, 302. Bury Kirkby Lonsdale, 170.—Lancaster, 472. Launceston, 126. Lea- 
(Lancaster), referred, 267. 385, Pp. Bury St. Edmund’s, 223. mington, Members of Political Union of, referred, 497. Leeds, 
—Calverley, 70. Calne, 150. Canterbury, 174. Carlisle, 385. 63. 136.170. Leighton Buzzard, 266. Liskeard, 148. London, 
. Castleford, 442. Charlbury, 153. Charmouth, 170. Chatteris, 160. 188.—Macclesfield, 163. Maidenhead, 399. Manchester, 
160. Chelmsford, 177. Chesterfield, 153. 585, Chorley, 82. 170. 449. Minories, 168. Morley, 170. 204.—Newark-upon- 
Chowbent, &amp;c., referred, 302. Christchurch, Spitalfields, 170. Trent, 231. Newport Pagnell, 181. North Walsham, 170. 
Churwell, 385. Clerkenwell, 170. Coggeshall, 174. Cuparand Nottingham, 170.—Oldfield Place (Salford), 571. Oldham, 170. 
Outwood, 














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FACTORIES—continued. 








Factories: Bills relative to—continued. 

Petitions in favour—continued. 

Outwood, &amp;c., referred, ixxxvu1. 267.—Pendleton, 566. Peters- 
field, 142. Port Eglinton, 170. Preston, 89. Pudsey, 207.—Read- 
ing, referred, 266. Renfrewshire, &amp;c., 150. 170. Rochdale, 
170. Rochester, 136.—St. Alban’s, 150. St. Ives (Hunts), 136. St. 
Marylebone, 170. Salford, 449. Sedbergh, 170. Shaftesbury, 
153. Shoreditch, 168. Stewart, Charles, 534.—Tottenham, 170. 
Tottington, 442.—Wadebridge, 157. Wakefield, 177. Watts, 
Wrigley &amp; Sons, of Halifax, 539. Whitechapel, 168. Wolver- 
hampton Political Council, 177.—Uxbridge, 170.—Yeadon, 170. 
York, County of, 436. 

Petitions against; From, Aberdeen; txxxvi. 126. Arbroath, 
174. Ashton, Thomas, 177. Ashton, William and Edward, 163. 
—Barnstaple, 132. Blackburn, 158. Bolton, 158. Braintree, 
&amp;e., 207. Burley, 436. Burnley, 170.—Compstall, referred, 223. 
Crompton, referred, 223. Cupar, 174. 499.—Dolphinholme, 170. 
Referred, 259. Dumfries, referred, 455. Dundee, 174.—Essex, 
’ referred, 207.— Farquharson, James, referred, 223.—Glasgow, 
170. Glasgow Cotton Spinners, 170. Glossop Dale, 169. 
Gloucester County, 196. Godley, referred, 215.372.—Hale, John, 
200. Hardy and Andrews, 163. Hayfield and New Mills, 204. 
Heap, 177. Heaton Norris, 163. Heaton Norris, referred, (Two 
Petitions), 215. Hindes and Derhams, Messrs., 170. Referred, 259. 
Hindes &amp; Derhams, Messrs., Operatives of, 170. Referred, 259. 
Holywell (Four Petitions), 516. Hyde, referred, 223. 239. 255. 
372.—Keighley, 172. Kirkcaldy, 170.—Leeds, 177.—Manches- 
ter, 170. Mansfield, 153. Manufacturers of Bobbin-net, 238. 
Referred, 244. Marshall, James &amp; Sons, 163. Montrose, 166. 
Mottram in Longdendale, 163.—New Bridge Lane Mills, 163. 
Newton, 233.—Ottley, referred, 358.—Pendleton, referred, 455. 
Preston, 153.—Renfrewshire, referred, 215. Robinson, Thomas, 
163.—Salford, 200. Stockport, 163.—Tutbury, 200.—Watford, 
207. Werneth, referred, 215.223. Wigan, 174.—Yeovil, &amp;c., 
referred, 259. 

Petition for excepting the Silk Trade from the Operation of 
the Bill; From Throwsters, &amp;c. of the Counties of Dorset and 
Somerset; LXxxvil. 294. 


2. To regulate the Labour of Children in the Mills and Fac- 
tories of the United Kingdom; Ordered, txxxvir. 140. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 141. As amended, printed, 622. Re-committed, 
655. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 731. R. a. 734. 

Petitions against; From, Dundee; ixxxvi. 437.—Heap, 
255.—Rochdale, 255.—Wigan, 255. 

Petitions in favour; From, Aberdeen; txxxvi. 235. 617. 
Ampthill, 450. Ashburton, 188. Ashton-under-Lyne, 188.— 
Baildon, 142. Bath, 188. 552. Batley, 166. Bethnal Green, 
555. Binns, Stephen, 552. Birmingham, 432. Bishops Stort- 
ford, 255. Blairgowrie, &amp;c., 235. Bolton, Great, 519. 
Bolton, Little, 552. Bradford (York), 132. (Two Petitions), 
540. Brechin, 636. Brown, Hannah, 552. Bull, Rev. G. S., 
652. Bury St. Edmund’s, 257. Busby, 552. Byerley, &amp;c., 71. 
—Calverley, 274. Canterbury, 257. Cardiff, 215. Carlisle, 
465. Carshalton, 394. Chalbury, 284. Cheltenham, 274. 
Chorley, 166. Chorlton-upon-Medlock, 412. Clayton, 172. 
Colne, 142. Crosthwaite, 442. Cupar, 620.—Deptford, 235. 
Derby, 663. Devonport, 290. Dewsbury, 142. Dingwall, 188. 
Disciples, &amp;c. of Mr. Owen, 269. Disley, 551. Dundee, 188. 
530.—Earls Heaton, 142. LEccleshill, 244. Eltham, 551.—Far- 
town, &amp;e., 552. Friends of the Society for improving the Con- 
dition of Factory Children, held at the London Tavern, 598. 
Frost, Charles, 604.—Glasgow, 166. 235. 521. Gloucester, 249. 
Gomersal, 188. Gomersall, Benjamin, 552. Guiseley, 230.— 
Halifax, 142. 629. Hallamshire, Corporation of Cutlers in, 
315. Halliwell, &amp;c., 147. Hanwell, 343. Hayfield, 551. 
Hawick, 587. 674. Heaton, 166. Hebden Bridge, 296. Hert- 
ford, 281. Holborn Hill, 543. Huddersfield, 142. 552. 
Hulme, 552.—Islington (Two Petitions), 290. Johnson, John, 
663. Johnstone, 394. 551.—Lanark, New, Cotton Works, 
Operatives in, 166. Lancaster County, Operatives in, 620. 
Langwith, &amp;c., 576. Leeds, 188.552. Leicester, 552. Lisma- 
hagow, 188.—Manchester, 178. 412. 427. 551, 552. 632. Man- 
ningham, 205. Mary, Saint, at Hill, London, 166.—Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, 539. New Mills, 552. Norwich, 205. Notting- 
ham, 257.—Oastler, Richard, 620. Oldham, 412. Ossett-cum- 
Gawthorpe, 142. Otley, 552.—Peckham, 611. Persons engaged 
in throwing Silk, 634. Plymouth, 257. Poplar, 228. Port 
Eglinton, 166. Preston, 257. Prestwich, 552. Pudsey, 142. 
—Radcliffe, kc. 142. Rastrick, 552. Reading, 620. Renfrew, 
&amp;e., 142. Ringley, &amp;c., 147. Ripponden, 552. Rochdale, 412. 
—Salford, 281. Scotland, Cotton Yarn Dressers in, 142. Scot- 
tish Metropolitan Union, 620. Selkirk, 284. Sheepshead, 143. 


Shenley, 427. Shipley and Windhill, 267. Southampton, 343, 
Stanley, 605. 655. 


Stanningley, 188. Stockport, 651. Swanton 












Factories: Bills relative to—continued. 


Petitions in favour—continued. 
Morley, 551.—Wainfleet, All Saints, 255. Wakefield, 201, - 
Walsall, 281. Wapping, 394. Warrington, 552. Wigan, 6552. 
Windhill, 267.—Yeadon, 274. York, West Riding of, 552, 

Petitions in favour of the Bill, and against the Issue of a 
Commission for further Inquiry ; From, Bolton, &amp;c.; txxxvun. 
166. Members of the Society for the Improvement of the Con- 
dition of Factory Children, 166. 


3. To explain and amend an Act of the last Session of Parlia- 
ment for regulating the Labour of Children and Young Persons 
in the Mills and Factories of the United Kingdom ; Ordered, 
LXXxIx. 12. Presented; printed; 13. R. a. 50. 


4. To repeal Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 103, and to substitute 
other Provisions in lieu thereof; Ordered, xc. 541. Presented; 
printed; 546. Second Reading deferred, 591. Not proceeded in, 


5. To amend Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 103; Ordered, xcr. 142, 
Presented ; printed; 142. Committee deferred, 374. 

Petition in favour ; From Renfrew ; xc. 337. 

Petitions against ; From, Ainsworth, Mr., of Staley ; xc1. 566. 
Ainsworth, Mr., Preston, 770. Ainsworth &amp; Son, Preston, 614, 
Allen, James, Dirt Car Mill, Oldham, 765. Andrew, William, 
Stockport, 583. Apsley Mill, Huddersfield, 643. Arkwright &amp; 
Co., Blackburn, 632. Armytage, Joseph, and Shaw, Holby 
Hall, Huddersfield, 643. Axon, Charles, Heaton Norris, 643, 
Barker, Messrs., Preston, 566. Barlow, Henry, Stockport, 498, 
Barnes, Thomas and Robert, Chorlton-upon-Medlock, 6517. 
Barrett, Samuel, Heaton Norris, 583. Battye, William and 
George, Mallenson, 648. Beever, John, Chepstow Street, Man- 
chester, 632. Bell Factory; Mumps, 681. Bellhouse, Messrs., 
Chorlton-upon Medlock, 634. Bethnal Green, Members of a 
Society of Operative Weavers meeting at the Knave of Clubs, 
720. Bever, Mr., Manchester, 566. Bradbury, William, Man- 
chester Street, Oldham, 660. Bradshaw, Messrs., Stockport, 
583. Brideoaks, Waterhead Mill, 660. Brook, Mr., Watergate, 
Dewsbury, 643. Brown and Powell, Heaton Norris, 498. Buck- 
ley, Mr., Rycroft, 566.—Castlemill, Mumps, 660. Catterall &amp; 
Son, Messrs., Preston, 517. Chadwick, Mr., Heywood, 479. 
Chadwick, Messrs., Ashton, 566. Cheetham &amp; Wrights, Oldham, 
660. Cheetham, James, &amp; Sons, Shaw, 660. Chorley, Inhabitants 
of, 632. Clarke, Joseph Bell,614. Clarke, Mr., 479. Clayton, 
Mr., Stockport, 583. Clegg, Mr. High Crompton, 660. Col- 
lenge and Lancashire, Oldham, 660. Cook, Samuel, Heckmond- 
wike, 709. Cooper &amp; Son, Samlesbury, Messrs., 606. Day 
&amp; Porrit, Batly Carr, near Dewsbury, 470. Dewsbury, Spinners 
and Manufacturers in, 517. Dobson &amp; Co., Chorley, 470. Dole 
&amp; Sons, Samlesbury and Rockbridge, 770. Dronsfield, Mr., 
Werneth, 660. Duncuff, John, Manchester Street, Oldham, 660. 
—Eccles &amp; Co., Blackburn, 470. Eccleshill, Operative Woollen 
Manufacturers of, 566. Edwards, Mr., Manchester, 770. Em- 
mett, Mr., Oldham, 681. Epworth &amp; Co., Shaw, 660. Eskridge, 
Thomas, Latchford Warrington, 770. Eskrigge, Mr., Warring- 
ton, 479.—Factory Labourers (Two Petitions), 552. Fernley, 
James, Manchester, 606. Fielden, Messrs., Blackburn, 583.— 
Garside, Messrs., Portwood, 583. Gee, Mr., Dukinfield, 566. 
Gee, James &amp; Robert, Stockport,770. German, Newham &amp; Co., 
Preston, 606. Gough, Mr., Manchester, 795. Greaves, James, 
Dirt Car Mill,681. Gregg, Messrs., 583. Greenhalgh, Messrs., 
685. Grigs, Mr. Bollington, Ashton-under-Line, 470.—Hack- 
ing, Messrs., 643. Hadfield &amp; Frost, Latchford Warrington, 
432. Hagues, Cook &amp; Co., Dewsbury, 833. Haigh &amp; Thoma- 
son, Little Bolton, 470. Hallas, Mr., Dewsbury, 643. Halliley, 
Mr., 589. Halliday &amp; Rhodes, 715. Harrison, Messrs. Hey- 
wood, 479. Harrison, Messrs., Staley Bridge, 566. Harvey &amp; 
Tyso, Salford, 479. Healey, Old Mill, Ossett, 583. Heap, Mr. 
770. Heckmondwike, Inhabitants of, 470. Higginbottom, Mr., 
Ashton-under-Lyne, 470. 566. Higgins &amp; Co., 583. Highland Mill, 
Ossett, 583. Hilton, Daniel, Loury Bank, 681. Hirst, Simon &amp; 
Co., Battley Carr, Dewsbury, 470. Hyson, William, 652. Holli- 
day &amp; Co., Oldham, 660. Hornby &amp;*Co., Blackburn, 479. 
Howard, Jesse, Newbridge Lane, Stockport, 606. Howard, Mr, 
Portwood, 606. Howard &amp; Brothers, Portwood, 583. Hurds- 
field, 470. Hutchison, J., 795. Hutchison, Mr., 583.—lIdle, 
566.—Jones, Mr., Fog Lane, 660. Jones, Joseph, Mumps, 681. 
—Kennedy, Mr., Manchester, 770. Kenworthy, Messrs., Ashton- 
under-Lyne, 470. Knowles, Talbot, Chestergate, Stockport, 498. 
Latham, Mr., Manchester, 479. Latham, John, 517. 638. Lee, 
James, Clarkfield, 660. Lee, John, 660. Lee, Rev. William, 
660. Lees, Aaron, Gorton, 638. 770. Lees, John, 681. Lees, 
Messrs., Staley Bridge (Two Petitions), 566. Lees, Samuel, 
Soho, Oldham, 660, Levesey, Messrs., Blackburn, 566. Lewes, 
Francis, Manchester, 770. Lightoller, Timothy, Chorley, 682. 
M‘Connal, Messrs., Manchester, 666. 614, Macclesfield, 479. 


Manchester, 465. 479. Manchester, Delegates from Mills in, 765. 
Marshall, 














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Factories: Bills relative to—continued. 


Petitions against—continued. ; 
Marshall, Messrs., xc1. 583. Marsland, John, Manchester, 606. 
Marsland, Messrs., Chorlton-upon-Medlock, 465. Marsland, 
Thomas, &amp; Sons, Portwood, 498. Marsland, Thomas, &amp; Sons, 
Stockport, 583. Mason, Mr., Ashton-under-Lyne, 470. Mellor, 
Messrs., Ashton-under-Lyne, 566. Metherit, Messrs., Chorley, 
534. Milne, Mr., High Crompton, 660. Milne, Travers &amp; 
Milne, Luxley Brook and Shaw, 660. Moss, Mr., Waterhead 
Mill, 660. Moss &amp; Hayward, Rosehill, 660.— Nathan, Mr., 
Lower Moore, 681. Naylor, Abram, Heckmondwike, 770. 
Neild &amp; Co., Messrs., Little Crompton, 660. Nelson &amp; Smyth, 
Folly Hall, Huddersfield, 643. Newton, William, Heaton Norris, 
583. Norris, Mr., Manchester, 795. Norris, Sykes &amp; Fishers, 
Huddersfield, 643. Ogden, Mr., Manchester, 479. Ogden, Tho- 
mas, Manchester, 634. Ollerhenshaw, Mr., Drylesden, (Two Peti- 
tions), 770. Openshaw, Mr., 583. 614. 795. Openshaw, C., Stock- 
port, 606. Ormerod &amp; Hardcastle’s Mills, 470. Orrell, Ralph, 
Heaton Norris, 606. Orrell, Ralph, Portwood, 638. Oxley &amp; 
Sutcliffe, Manchester, 652.—Paley, John, junior, Preston, 770. 
‘Pavey, Charles, Chorlton-upon-Medlock, 770. Pendlebury, Mr., 
Heaton Norris, 583. Piara, Henry De, Heckmondwike, 699. 
Plant &amp; Sons, Manchester, 638. Platt &amp; Bolton, Ashton-under- 
Lyne, 470. Poolley, John Hulme, 606. Popplewell, Mr., Heck- 
mondwike, 720. Potter, Mr., Manchester, 583. Preston, No. 1, 
District, 552. Preston, No. 2, District, 552. Preston, No. 3, 
District, 552. Preston, No. 4, District, 517. Preston, No. 8, 
District, 614. Preston, No. 9, District, 552. Preston, No. 10, 
District, 552. Prince, John Barefoot, 658.—Read, Messrs. Fox- 
town, Stockport, 498. Reyner, Messrs., 566. Rhodes, John, 
Hey, 681. Rhodes, Ward &amp; Co., Sand’s Mills, 470. Rhodes, 
Peter, 770. Rodgetts, Messrs., Blackburn, 614.—Sandford, Mr., 
Manchester, 479. Searoyd, James, Huddersfield, 643. Seville, 
Peter, 660. Shaw &amp; Sons, Ashton-under-Lyne, 47. Sheard, 
Messrs., Dewsbury, 465. Shipley, 566. Slater, Mr., Manchester, 
606. Smith, James, Ashton-under-Lyne, 634. Smith, William, 
498. Smetherst, Mr., Stock Lane, 660. Stables &amp; Co., Hudders- 
field, 643. Starkey &amp; Co., Heckmondwike, 818. Starkey, John, 
&amp; Brothers, Longroyd Bridge, 643. Steel, Thomas, Stock- 
port, 583. Stirling &amp; Becton’s, Messrs., 479. Swainson, Berley &amp; 
Co., Fishwick, 517.—Tattersall, Mr., Lion Dam, Oldham, 643. 
Tattersall, James, Whitehead Lane, 660. Taylor, William, Vale 
Mill Shaw, 660. Turner, William, Friar's Green, Warrington, 
517.—Walker &amp; Lomax, Messrs., 479. 614.795. Ward &amp; Co., 
Messrs., Dewsbury, 479. Welch &amp; Sells, Messrs., 606. White- 
acre, Mr., Woodhouse Mill, Huddersfield, 643. Whitehead, Mr., 
High Crompton, 660. Whittaker, Mr., Hurst, 566. Wild, J. J., 
Cowlishaw, 681. Wilkinson, James, Stockport, 583. Williams, 
Lewis, 606. 770. Williams, Thomas, Manchester, 517. Williams, 
Mr., Manchester, 770. Wood, Thomas, Staincliff, Batley, 643. 
Wood and Harrop, Messrs., 470. Worthington, Mr., Priory, 
Oldham, 660. Wrigley, Messrs., Scouthead, 660. 


6. Motion, That leave be given to bring ina Bill to amend 
Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. c. 39, to repeal the Laws relating to Ap- 
prentices and other Young Persons employed in Cotton Factories 
and in Cotton Mills, and to make further Provisions in lieu 
thereof; Withdrawn, xct. 547. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2665-2686. Addresses, 546. 562. 
1394. 1527. Committees, 889. 1243. Cotton Mills and 
Factories. Petitions, 925. Supply, 259. 


Fairfax and Yates’ Pensions :—see Accounts 
and Papers, 2687, 2688. Supply, 260. 


Fairs and Markets :—Motion for bringing in a Bill 
to enable Local Authorities to change Saturday and Monday 
Fairs and Markets to other Days; Withdrawn, txxxviu. 466.— 


XCl, 278.—xcul. 833. ———Another Motion, Ques. Neg.; txxx1x. 
111, 


Farming Society (Ireland ) :—see Accounts and 
Papers, 2689. Petitions, 935. II. Supply, 261. 


Farming Stock :—see Stamps and Stamp Duties, 11. 


Farquharson, My. :——Motion, That he do attend this 


House, Negatived; uxx1x. 112. 


Fees : Bills relative to: 


1. To abolish all Fees and Stamp Duties chargeable on the 
renewal of all Appointments, Commissions, &amp;c. ; Ordered, Lxxxv. 
. 407. Presented; printed; 408. As amended, printed, 437. 
\ Re-committed, 468. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Fees : Bills relative to—continued. 


574. Mr. Speaker called the attention of the House to the 
Amendments; Bill, as amended by the Lords, printed, 576. 
Amendments considered, read, and further consideration put off 
for Six Months, 608. 


2. To abolish all Fees and Stamp Duties chargeable on the 
renewal of all Appointments, Commissions, &amp;c. consequent on the 
demise of the Crown; Ordered, rxxxv. 608. Presented, 611. 
R. A. 645, 

3. To abolish all Fees heretofore payable by Persons on their 
Acquittal or other Discharge from any Criminal Charge; Or- 
dered, txxxv. 56, but not presented. 


4. Table of Fees to be taken in the Committee Clerks’ Office, 
and in the Private Bill Office, laid on the Table; txxxv. 147, 
Read, 653. Agreed to; to be made Standing Orders; 655. 


5. Motion for appointing a Select Committee to inquire into 
the mode of conducting Private Business in this House, and the 
Fees paid thereon ; also the Fees paid on Trials of Controverted 
Elections; Debate thereupon adjourned; ixxxu11. 330, 


See Accounts and Papers, 2690. 2698. Addresses, 563, 564. 
Attornies, 4. Committees, 794. 798, 799. 890. Courts of 
Justice, 1, &amp;c. Supply, 66, 67. 262. 462. 


Fee Funds :——See Accounts and Papers, 1438. Ad- 


dresses, 927. Supply, 585. 


Felo de S€ :——Bill to alter and amend the Laws relating to 


the Interment of the Remains of Persons found Felo de se; 
Ordered, txxvi. 346. Order of leave for Bill discharged ; 
another Bill ordered; presented; printed; 351. Petition of 
General Thornton for delivering the Remains to Surgeons for the 
purposes of Anatomy, 425, Pp. R. a. 464. 


Felonies: Bills relative to: 


1. For amending the Law against Accessaries before the fact 
in certain Felonies; Ordered, txxvii. 179. 

2. For defining the rights of capital Convicts who receive 
Pardon, and of Convicts after having been punished for clergy- 
able Felonies, and for placing Clerks in Orders on the same foot- 
ing with other Persons as to Felonies; Ordered, txxx. 259. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 260. Instruction to receive a Clause for limit- 
ing the Benefit of Clergy, 295. n. a. 441. 

3. For allowing Persons accused of Felonies and certain Trea- 
sons to make their Answer and Defence by Counsel; Ordered, 
LXxxi1Il. 353. Presented; printed; 377. Second Reading put 
off for Three Months, 432. 


4. To afford to Criminals accused of Petty Felonies the option 
of Summary Conviction by Two or more Magistrates; Ordered, 
Lxxx1l. 348. Not presented. 


5. To amend Act 55 Geo. III. c. 91, for Payment of Costs 
and Charges to Prosecutors and Witnesses in Cases of Felony in 
Ireland ; Ordered, txxxv. 517, Presented, 526. Printed, 545. 
R. A. 646. 

6. To amend the Law of Forfeiture as regards the Goods, 
Chattels and Personal Estate and Property of Persons convicted 
of Felony, and to provide for the disposal of such Property under 
certain circumstances; (The King’s Consent signified); Bill 
ordered; Lxxx1x. 83. Presented; printed; 126. As amended, 
printed, 197. Re-committed ; as amended, printed ; 272. Further 
consideration of Report put off for Six Months, 382. 


7. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to allow Persons pro- 
secuted for Felony to make their Defence by Counsel ; Negatived, 
LXXXI. 285. 

See Accounts and Papers, 478. 1191. 1505, &amp;e. 1726. 1817. 
2193. Addresses, 243. 355. 395, &amp;e. Capital Crimes, 2, 
&amp;e. Criminal Justice and Criminal Laws, 8. Forgery. 
Navigable Rivers. Prisoners, 1. Rescue. Stealing, 
1, &amp;e. 


Felons’ Property :—see Accounts and Papers, 2699. 
2700. Addresses, 465. Felonies, 6. 





Female Offenders :—Bit to repeal Act 57 Geo. HI. 
to abolish the Punishment of Public Whipping on Female Offend- 
ers; Ordered, txxv. 372. Presented; printed; 372. R. a. 455. 


‘ 

Female Orphan Asylum :— Petition for « Bill t 
amend and render more effectual Acts relative thereto; Referred, 
LXx1x. 8. Reported; Bill ordered; 13. Presented, 35. k. a, 
202. See also Supply, 219. 


F ermanagh 


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‘Fermanagh Baronial Subdivisions :—Bii 
to amend the Law relating to Grand Juries in Ireland, so far as 
to empower the Grand Jury of the County of Fermanagh to re- 
construct the Baronial Subdivisions of the said County; Ordered, 
xcu. 574. Presented; printed; 579. R. A. 670. 


Fer nando Po :—séee Accounts and Papers, 2732. Sup- 
ply, 263. 


Ferries : Petitions for Private Bills relative to, 
and Proceedings thereon : 
Arun :—See infra, 5. 


Dogs, Isle of, Ferry Society : 
1. For more effectually protecting their Rights and Privi- 
leges; Referred, uxxxu. 173. Billordered, 188. Presented, 298. 
Not proceeded in. 


Dysart Ferry : 

2. Toamend and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, txxvi. 53. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 77. Presented, 148. Petitions against, 
135. 162. 177. 202. Voices given, 224. Petition of George 
Crichton relative to the Parishes of Bruntisland, Kinghorn and 
Abbotshall ; House informed that the Parties interested in the 
Bill consented to withdraw such parts thereof as relate to those 
Parishes; 232. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 451. R. A. 467. 


Edinburgh :—See infra, 3.6. 
Fife :— See infra, 3. 6. 
Frith of Forth : 


3. For improving the Communication between Edinburgh and 
Fife ; Referred, xxxx1. 56. Bill ordered, 110. Presented, 128. 
Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 188. 192. 204. 
211. 216. 230. 233, 240. 276. R. A. 325, See infra, 6. 


Kincardine : 
4. To regulate, repair and maintain the same; Referred, 
txxxiv. 47. Billordered, 93. Presented, 131. Rr. a. 297. 


Littlehampton : 
5. To establish a Ferry over the River Arun at Littlehampton; 
Referred; txxix. 55. Reported; Bill ordered; 70. Presented, 

159. RB. A. 450. 


Old Passage Ferry :—See infra, 7. 


Queensferry Passage : 

6. For the further Improvement and Support thereof; Referred, 
uxxxv. 58. Reported; Bill ordered; 130. Presented, 137. 
Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 378. 387. 
R. A. 561. 


Severn, Old Passage : 
7. For Improvement; Referred, rxxx1. 30. Report referred 
to Standing Order Committee, 56. Report that the Standing Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with, 81. 


Shields: 
8. For establishing a Ferry between North and South Shields; 
Referred, txxx1v. 40. Bill ordered, 53. Presented, 88. 
354. 


R. A. 


Tay Ferries: 

9. To alter and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, 
uxxvul. 47. Bill ordered, 100. Presented, 112. Petitions 
against; Referred,and Counsel ordered, 192. 204. 207. 213. 243. 
Voices given, 192. Time enlarged for Report, 213. pr. a. 367. 

Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill to amend 
above Act; Referred, txxvint. 200. Reported; Leave given; 
Petition presented and referred; 203. Reported, 213. Report 
read; Leave for Notices ; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on 
Notices, 225. Bill presented, 243. nr. a. 400.——For more 
effectually maintaining the same; Referred, .xxxv.57. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 119. Presented, 144. Petitions against, 234. 274. 
327. 345. Not proceeded in. 


See also Accounts and Papers, 2703. 


Addresses, 566. 
Committees, 1126. 


Fevers, Fever Hospitals and Institutions 
in Ireland: Bills relative to : 


1. To amend Act 58 Geo. III. ¢. 47; Ordered, uxxvi. 111. 
Presented; printed; 117. rR. a. 266. 





Fevers, Fever Hospitals, &amp;c., in Ireland: 


Bills relative to—continued. 
2. To extend the Powers of Grand Juries in execution of 
Act 58 Geo. III. ; Ordered, rxxxv. 222. Presented; printed ; 
230. Rr. A. 499. 


3. To amend an Act passed in the fifty-eighth year of King 
George the Third for establishing Fever Hospitals, and to make 
other Regulations for Relief of the suffering Poor, and for prevent. 
ing the Increase of Infectious Fevers in Ireland; Ordered, ixxxrx. 
414. Presented; printed; 435. rR. a.594. 

See Accounts and Papers, 2704. Petitions, 941. Supply, 
221. 


Fictitious Votes (Ireland and Scotland): 


—See Committees, 891,892. Petitions, 942. 


Finance : Motions relative to : 
1. That with a view of accelerating the Period at which Re. 
lief may be afforded to the Country from a part of its Burthens, a 
continued and vigilant Superintendence ought to be exercised over 
the Expenditure of the State in all its Departments ; Prev. Ques, 
Neg. thereupon, and upon several other Motions relative to the 
Public Revenues ; txxv. 396. 


2. Relative to the estimated Amounts of the Supplies for the 
Army, Navy, Ordnance and Miscellaneous Services for 1818, and 
of the Supplies for 1820; Prev. Ques. Neg. thereupon, and upon 
another Motion relative to the Repeal of Taxes ; txxvi. 144, 

3. For laying before the House a Return of the Total Amount 
of the Chief Branches of the Public Expenditure for the Year 
1832, &amp;c.; Withdrawn, txxxvil. 539. 


4. That it is the Opinion of this House, that in order to 
satisfy the just expectations of the People, it is necessary that 
such extensive Reductions be made in the Public Expenditure as 
shall effectually diminish the Burthens of the Country; and that 
it is the duty of His Majesty’s Ministers to make such Arrange- 
ments previous to the next Session of Parliament respecting the 
Effective and Non-effective Services of the Military, Naval, Civil 
and Colonial Establishments as shall be necessary for the attain- 
ment of this object; Amendment proposed; Amendment and 
Motion withdrawn ; Lxxxviit. 615. 


Resolutions relative to : 

5. That it isthe Opinion of this House, that the utmost attention 
to Economy in all the Branches of Public Expenditure which is 
consistent with the interest of the Public Service, is at all timesa 
great and important Duty ; Lxxxviir. 42. 


6, That whilst the House acknowledge with satisfaction, that 
by Reductions in the Public Expenditure and by the Financial 
Arrangements carried into effect, Taxes exceeding an annual 
Amount of £.3,000,000 have been repealed during the last and 
present Sessions, they feel it their duty again to affirm their deter- 
mination to adhere to the just principle of a wise Economy, and 
to apply those principles to all Departments of the State, paying 
due regard to the National Engagements and to the interests of 
the Public Service ; txxxvu. 615. 


7. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee on 
Public Income and Expenditure in 1819 relative to the Audit 
Office; Ordered, txxv. 244. But not presented till txxvi. 176, P. 
(App. 1200.) 


8. Report from the Select Committee on Public Income and 
Expenditure, presented 14 June 1817, to be re-printed; Lxxxu. 
360. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2706, 2707. 6784. 
893. 


Committees, 
House and Window Tax. Petitions, 946. 


Fines :——See Accounts and Papers, 2708-2711. Recog- 
Sheriffs, 2. 11. 


nizances. 


Fines and Recoveries : Bills relative to: 

1. To abolish Fines and Recoveries, and to substitute othe? 
Assurances in lieu thereof ; Ordered, uxxxv1. 488. Not presented. 
———— Another Bill ordered; txxxv1. 596. Presented ; printed ; 
887. Committed, 927. Not proceeded in.———For the abolition 
of Fines and Recoveries, and for the substitution of more simple 
modes of Assurance in lieu of them; Ordered; presented ; 
printed ; rxxxvu. 11. As amended, printed, 64. Re-committed ; 
390. Passed, 408. Not returned from the Lords. Another 
Bill; Ordered, uxxxvin. 42. Presented; printed; 144. Com- 
mitted to a Select Committee, 226. (See Committees, 894.) Re- 
committed to a Committee of the Whole House; As amended, 
printed; 316. Motion for reading the Bill the Third Time ; [The 
King’s Consent signified ;] 416. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 


714. R. A. 726. 9. For 








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Fines and Recoveries: Bills—continued. 


2. For:the Abolition of Fines and Recoveries, and for the 
Substitution of more simple Modes of Assurance in Ireland; 
Ordered, ixxxvit. 163, but not presented Another Bill; 
Ordered, txxx1x. 116. Presented ; printed; 138. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 597. R. a. 603. 

3. To abolish certain Offices connected with Fines and Reco- 
veries, and the Cursitors in the Court of Chancery, and to make 
provision for the abolition of certain Offices in the Superior Courts 
of Common Law in England; Ordered, xc. 504. Presented ; 
printed; 511. Instruction to make Provision for compensating 

Persons who may sustain Loss by the Abolition of Fines and Reco- 
veries, 551. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 656. n. a. 661. 
See Accounts and Papers, 2712,2713. Committees, 326. 
328. 894. 


Fir e Damp :——See Accounts and Papers, 3890. Ad- 
dresses, 567. Committees, 988. Petitions, 526. 


Fire I nsurances :—Amendment proposed, but not made, 
upon Motion for now reading the Orders of the Day, “That the 
Duty now chargeable on all Insurances against Fire, at the rate of 
8s. per cent. on each Policy, shall cease ; and that the Duty shall 
be henceforward at the rate of 1s. 6d. in lieu thereof, on all such 
Policies, being a reduction of one half the former amount of 
Duty ;” xcrt. 606. 

See Accounts and Papers, 2714-2720. Petitions, 953. 
Starps and Stamp Duties, 2. 9. 


First Fruits : Bills relative to: 


1. For the Consolidation of the Board of First Fruits, Tenths, | 


and Queen Anne’s Bounty; Ordered, xcu. 516. Presented ; 
printed ; 517. Second Reading put off for Three Weeks, 607. 






























First Fruits—continued. 
Motions relative to : 

2. That the First Fruits or Annates, being the first Year’s 
Income of every Ecclesiastical Dignity or Benefice in Ireland, 
became at the Reformation a part of the Revenue of the Crown, as 
Head of the Church, and was regulated by the Irish Statute 
28 Hen. VIIL., and continued annexed to the Royal Revenues until 
the year 1710; Ques. Pr. Neg. upon that and several other Mo- 
tions relative to the First Fruits of Ireland; txxviu. 187. 


3. That the First Fruits or Annates became at the Reforma- 
tion a part of the Revenue of the Crown; Several other Motions 
relative to First Fruits; Ques. Pr. Ney. thereupon; txxrx. 413. 
Motion for appointing a Select Committee to consider whether any 
and what legislative Measures may be necessary ; To report Opinion ; 
Ques. Neq.; uxxix. 414. 


4, That the First Fruits or Annates, being the first yearly 
income of every Ecclesiastical Dignity or Benefice in Ireland, 
became at the Reformation, together with the Twentieth Parts, or 
Twelve Pence in the Pound, payable annually, a part of the Reve- 
nue of the Crown, as Head of the Church, and continued an- 
nexed to the Royal Revenues until the year 1710, &amp;c.; Pr. Ques. 
Neg. thereupon ; Motion, that it be referred to a Select Committee 
to consider whether any and what legislative measures may be 

-necessary; To report observations and opinion; Ques. Neg., 
LXXXI. 195. 

5. Relative to the state of the Revenue of First Fruits of Ire- 
land, and the administration thereof; Pr. Ques. Neg.; ULxxxv. 
442. 

See Accounts and Papers, 2721. 2736. Addresses, 568. 570. 
1395. 1449. 1528. Committees, 895. 1376.1377. Petitions, 


955. 











fish and Fisheries. 








I. Public Biils relative to Fish and Fisheries; 1—29. 
II. Petitions for Private Bills, and Proceedings thereon ; 30—37. 








I, Public Bills relative to Fish and Fisheries : 


1. To prevent the Destruction of the Brood and Spawn of Fish 

. onthe Coast of England; Ordered, txxvu. 348. Presented, 349. 

; Reported; Further Consideration of Report put off for Three 
Months; Bill, as amended, printed ; 359. 


2. For the better regulation and protection of the Fisheries on 
t the Coast of England and Wales; Ordered, xc1. 25. Presented ; 
printed; 206. As amended, printed, 349. Re-committed, 442. 
Bill read the Third Time, 484. Clause “to protect open Boat 
Fisheries on the Coast of Suffolk,” brought up and read ; Motion, 


That the Clause be now read a Second Time ; Debate thereupon 
. adjourned; Clause to be printed; 485. Debate further adjourned, 

525. Debate resumed; Motion withdrawn; Bill passed ; 548. 
sy Not returned from the Lords. 


Petitions against ; From Southwold; xc1. 272. Chichester, 
j- Bosham and other places, 323. Saint Mary Extra, South- 
ampton; Havant; Emsworth; Charles Howell; Southwold; 347. 

Brighton, 434. Aldeburgh, 441. Hastings, 548. 


ar Petitions in favour; From Brighton; Plymouth; xct. 347. 

d. 3. To explain and amend Act 33 Geo. II. to regulate the Con- 
5 veyance and Sale of Fish at first hand; From the Lords, rxxx1x. 
m 290. Read; rp. a.; 399. 

le 


4. To amend the several Acts for the Encouragement and Im- 
1; provementof the British and Irish Fisheries; Ordered, txxrx. 305. 


A; Presented, 328. As amended, printed, 368. Instruction for 
er allowing certain Bounties on Fish, 457. Bill re-committed, 
“f 464. As amended, printed, 465. R. a. 502. 
d, 5. To amend Act 5 Geo. IV. for amending the several Acts 
he for the Encouragement and Improvement of the British and Irish 
a Fisheries; Ordered, uxxx. 206. Presented; printed; 254. In- 
struction for continuing certain Bounties, 295. Passed, 321. 
‘or 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


e246 464 





























Not returned from the Lords.———Another Bill; Ordered, 
Lxxx1. 134. Presented, 148. As amended, printed, 179. Pe- 
tition against, from Cork, 264, ep. Bill re-committed, 273. r. a. 
324, 


6. To revive, continue and amend several Acts relating to the 
British and Irish Fisheries; Ordered; presented ; txxxv. 611. 
As amended, printed, 621. Rr. a. 646.———To continue for a 
time to be limited Acts relating to the British and Irish Fisheries ; 
Ordered, txxxv. 216. Presented, 222. Second Reading put off 
for Six Months, 257. 


7. To amend Act 59 Geo. III. for the encouragement and 
improvement of the Irish Fisheries; Ordered, txxv. 382. Pre- 
sented, 391. Instruction relative to the delivery of Salt Duty- 
free in the Fisheries, 414. Rr. a. 468. 


8. To amend Acts for the encouragement of; Ordered, 
Lxxxiv. 260. Presented; printed ; 271. Rp. a. 372. 


9. To grant certain Bounties on the Exportation from Ireland 
of Salmon, Red Herrings and Dried Sprats; Ordered, 1xxx1. 
294. Presented, 300. Rr. a. 376. 

10. To grant certain Bounties on Cod Fish, Ling and Hake, 
the produce of the Fisheries of Scotland; Ordered, txxv. 425. 
Presented, 434. Instruction relative to Bounties, and for the 
encouragement of the British Fisheries, 451. Rr. a. 468. 


11. To repeal certain Bounties granted for the encouragement 
of the Deep Sea British White Herring Fishery, and to make 
further Regulations relating to the said Fishery; Ordered, txxv1. 
408. Presented, 414. Printed, 424. rp. a. 492. 

12. To make provision for the better conduct of the Fisheries 
on the Banks of Newfoundland; Ordered, uxxix. 205. Not 





presented.——For the better conduct of the Fisheries on the 
Banks 






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FISH AND FISHERIES—continued. 














I. Public Bills relative to Fish and Fisheries—continued. 


Banks of Newfoundland; Ordered, txxrx. 314. Presented ; 
printed; 333. As amended, printed, 368. Re-committed, 407. 
R. A. 450. 

13. Tocontinue certain Acts relating to the Island of New- 
foundland, and the Fisheries carried on upon the Banks and 
Shores thereof; Ordered, rxxx1v. 73. Presented; printed; 197. 
R. A. 296. 

14-15. To continuean Act of the fifth year of his late Majesty, 
relating to the Fisheries in Newfoundland; Ordered, txxxvut. 
392. Presented; printed; 446. Rp. a. 542. 


16. For the protection of the Oyster Fisheries; Ordered ; 
txxvi. 402. Presented; printed; 403. Reported; Further 
consideration of Report put off for Three Months, and Bill, as 
amended, printed, 425. 

17. For the regulation and improvement of the Public Oyster 
Fisheries in England and Wales; Ordered, xc. 459. “Presented ; 
printed; 585. Not proceeded in. 

18. For the regulation and improvement of the Oyster Fisheries 
in England and Wales ; Ordered, xc1. 245. Presented ; printed ; 
263. Re-committed ; As amended, printed, 389. Re-committed; 
passed ; 484. Not returned from the Lords. 

Petition against ; From John Root, Foreman of the Colne Oyster 
Fishery Company, and James Willer, Foreman of the Jury of the 
Colne Oyster Fishery, impanneled at the last Admiralty Court ; 
xcr. 346. 

19. For the more effectual preservation of the Salmon Fisheries ; 
Ordered, txxx. 317. Presented; printed; 318. As amended, 
printed, 370. Re-committed; considered; further consideration 
of Report put off for Three Months; and Bill, as amended, 
printed; 400. 

Petitions against ; From, Alan River (Cornwall), Inhabitants 
on the Borders of; txxx. 438. Avon (Devon), Inhabitants on the 
Borders of, 438.—Balfour, Blaney Townley, 445.—Caher, Pro- 
prietors of Corn Mills, 434. Cartwater, Renfrew, Proprietors of 
Mills on, 454. Camel River (Cornwall), Inhabitants on the 
Borders of, 438. Clonmel, Proprietors and Occupiers of Corn 
Mills, 402. Cruive Salmon Fishery, 438, p.— Dee Salmon 
Fisheries Proprietors, 438. Devon, Owners and Occupiers of 
Mills, 387. Don, Nether, Salmon Fishery, 438, p. Dublin 
Chamber of Commerce, 468, p.—Eden River, Proprietors of 
Fisheries on, 503.—Gray, Francis Lord, 438, p.—Hayes, Atwell, 
of Cork, 407. Referred, 424.—Kensington, Lord, and Mr. Lock- 
hart, 605. Kilkenny, Corn Millers and others, 426, r.—Leven, 
Linen Manufacturers and others; 434. Leven Water, Pro- 
prietors of Mills on, 460. Lockhart, Mr., 605.— Midchingle 
Salmon Fishery, 438, p.—Perth, Merchants and others, 438. Pot 
and Ford’s Salmon Fishery, 438, p.—Raik Salmon Fishery, 438, 
p. Roach, David, of Carass, 503. Ruthrieston Salmon Fishery, 
438, p.—Severn, Proprietors and Occupiers of Fisheries, 434.— 
Totnes, Occupiers and Lessees of Mills; referred, 365.—Wedge, 
James, of St. Breock, 438. 


20. For the more effectual preservation and increase of the 
Breed of Salmon, and for regulating the Salmon Fisheries; Or- 
dered, txxxu1. 347. Presented, 349. As amended, printed, 365. 
Re-committed to a Select Committee, 457. (See Committees, 
1096.) Reported; as amended, printed ; 511. Minutes ordered, 
511. Further consideration of Report put off for Three Months, 
544, 

Petitions against ; From, Beamish, William, and William 
Crawford ; txxxu. 482. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 511, p.—Cash- 
man, John, 499. Cork, 499. Crawford, William, 482. Cro- 
marty, 490.—Davis, Gilbert Swan, 428, rp. Dee and Don Rivers, 
Two Petitions of Proprietors of Salmon Fisheries, 456. Dee, 
Don, Ytham, Spey and Findhorn Rivers, Lessees, 456. Dublin 
Chamber of Commerce, 464. Dublin, Fishmongers, 447, p.— 
Eden River, Owners and Occupiers of Fisheries, 460.—Findhorn, 
Dee, &amp;c. Rivers, 456. Frith and Tain Rivers, Lessees of Salmon 
Fisheries, 428; p.—Gordon, Duke of, 510. Grant, James Sack- 
ville, and Thomas Walker, 449.—Hayes, Atwell, 449.—Inverness 
County, 490. Ireland, Owners and Farmers of Salmon Fisheries, 
449, p.—Kensington, Lord, and others, 498, p.—Limerick City, 
490.—Moray County, 490.—NairnCounty, 490.—Perth, Guildry 
Incorporation, 447, e. Perth, Provost, &amp;c., 434.—Ross County, 
490.—Selkirk County, 490. Sinclair, Sir John, Bart., 472, p. 
Spey River, Lessees, 456. Stevenson, John Carpenter, 438. 
Stirling, 447. Sutherland, 490.—Tain and Frith Rivers, Lessees, 
428,r. Tay River, Lessees, 447. Tay River, Owners, 447, p.— 
Ulster, Society for the New Plantation, 434, p.—Walker, Thomas, 
449.—Ythan, Spey, &amp;c. Rivers, Lessees, 456. 

Petitions in favour ; From, Andrew’s, St.; uxxxu. 472. An- 
struther, Easter, 456. Anstruther, Wester, 428. Arbroath, 542 
e.—Clare County, 560. Cork City and County, 535, rp. Crail, 





Petitions in favour—continued. 


456, Cupar, Guildry Incorporation, 529. Cupar, Provost, 462, p, 
—Dunhallow and Kanturk, txxx1. 567, Pp. Dundee, Royal Burgh, 
407, P. Dundee, Merchants, 464. Dundee, Nine Incorporated 
Trades, 464. Dundee, Masters, Wrights and Slaters,491. Dun- 
dee, Masters and Seamen of the Port, 491.—Edinburgh, Chamber 
of Commerce, 428. Edinburgh, Merchants, 491. Edinburgh, 
Lord Provost, 449.—Fife, 449. Forfar, 449, p. Forfar, Chamber 
of Commerce, 442, p.—Gowrie, Carse of, 444.—Kenturk, 567, p, 
Kilkenny, 558, pr. Kilrenny, 428.—Paterson, George, 462. Pit- 
tenween, 456.—Tees River, Owners of Salmon Fisheries, 574,~ 
Waterford, 585, p. Wexford, 585, p. Worcester, 506. 


Petition for Provision against the Herring Fishers intercepting 
Salmon; Referred to the Committee on the Bill; txxxun. 489, 


21. For the more effectual preservation and increase of the 
Breed of Salmon, and for regulating the Salmon Fisheries through- 
out Great Britain and Ireland; Ordered; presented; itxxxu1, 
58. As amended, printed, 93. Further consideration of Report, 
put off for Six Months, 186. 

Petitions in favour ; From, Bridgnorth, txxx11. 159.—Wor- 
cester, Corporation, 97. 

Petitions against ; From, Aberdeenshire, Proprietors of Salmon 
Fisheries, txxx1u. 155, p.—Dee River, Proprietors of Salmon 
Fishings, 178, p. Dee and Don Rivers, Lessees of Salmon Fisheries, 
155, Pp. Proprietors of Salmon Fisheries, 155, r. Don River, Pro- 
prietors of Salmon Fisheries, 155, rp. Lessees, 155, p.—Finhorn 
River, Lessees of Salmon Fisheries, 155, p.—Gordon, Duke of, 
his Trustee, 178, p.—Kensington, Lord, 169. Lockhart, John 
Ingram, 169.—London and Westminster, Fishmongers, 155, p, 
—Paul, William, 178, p.—Shiel, Simon, 155, p. Spey River, 
Lessees, &amp;c., 155, p.—Tewkesbury, 131.—Ulster, 145, p.—West- 
minster, Fishmongers, 155, v.—Ythan River, Lessees, &amp;c., 
155, P. 

22. For the preservation of the Salmon Fisheries in Scotland; 
Ordered, txxxi1. 214. Presented; printed; 219. Petitions in 
favour, of Proprietors of Salmon Fisheries in the River Tay, and 
of Occupiers of Salmon Fisheries in the River Tay, 315. Bill 
passed by the Lords, with an Amendment, 399. Petition of Sir 
John Sinclair, Bart., against the said Amendment, 400. Day 
appointed for considering Lords’ Amendment, 400. Further con- 
sideration of Lords’ Amendment put off for Three Months; 417. 

23. For regulating the Salmon Fisheries in Scotland; Ordered, 
Lxxx. 418. Presented, 419. R. a. 535. 


24. Toamend Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 39; Ordered, xc. 273. Pre- 
sented ; printed ; 281. Petition against, of Magistrates and Town 
Council of Dundee, 368. Bill committed to a Select Committee, 
370. (See Committees, 1097.) Reported; as amended; printed; 
582. Report from the Select Committee, together with the Map 
therein referred to, to be printed, 648. Bill not proceeded in. 


25. Toamend Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 39; Ordered, xcr. 84. Pre- 
sented; printed; 89. Order for Second Reading discharged; 
Bill withdrawn; 199. 


Petitions against ; From, Aberdeen, Magistrates and Coun- 
cillors of, xc1. 356. Airth, Proprietors of Fishings and Fishers of 
Salmon belonging to, 432. Allan River, near Stirling, Proprietors, 
Operatives and others on the Anthrey Mills, 340. Ayr River, 
Managers, Operatives and others on, 426. Ayrshire, Proprietors 
and Tacksmen of Salmon Fisheries on the Sea Coast of, 616. 
—Ballindalloch, Managers, Operatives, &amp;c. on the Works at, 326. 
Banff, Provost and others of, 197.—Carron River, near Denny, 
Operatives on, 304. Catrine, Operatives employed at the Works 
of, 426. Clackmannanshire, Owners, &amp;c. employed on the North 
and South Devon Waters, 310. Clyde River, Manager, Opera- 
tives and others on, 393.—Dee River, Tacksmen of Salmon Fish- 
ings in, 197. Devon, Operatives in, 304. Devon, North and 
South, Operatives in, 304. Dollar Bleachfield, Operatives on, 
304. Don River, Proprietors, Operatives, &amp;c. at the Works of 
Messrs. Leys, Marron, and other Works on, 356. Of Milne, 
Cruden &amp; Co., 356. Dumblane, Owners of Wool Mills, Spring 
Bank, 354. Dunmore, Proprietors of Fishings and Fishers on, 
432.—Elrig River, Manager, Operatives and others on, 393. 
Esk, North and South, Proprietors, Occupants and others on, 
300. 310. Esk River, Proprietors, Occupiers and Owners of 
Works on, 315.—Gala River, Operatives on, 347. Gryffe, Ope- 
ratives on, 304. Glasgow, Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures, 
393. Glasgow, Proprietors of Mills, Factories and other Works 
driven by water power, near, 393.—Hawick, Proprietors of Mills 
and Factories at, 239.—Irvine, Operatives, Managers and others 
on the River, (Two Petitions) 310. 376.—Jed River, Owners, 
Occupiers and Operatives employed on, 347.—Keir Bleachfield, 
near Stirling, Operatives on, 304. Kilmarnock River, Operatives, 
Managers and others on, 310. 376. Kilmarnock, Provost, 

Magistrates 











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Magistrates and Council of, xc1. 910—Leith River, Proprietors, 
Occupants and others on, 300. Leven, Owners and Occupiers of 
Waterfalls on, 304.—Moray Frith, Proprietors and Tenants of 
Salmon Fishings on the Coast, 227.—Scotland, Proprietors and 
Lessees of Print Works, Dye Works, Chemical Works and other 
Factories in (Two Petitions), 795.—Tay and Almond River, 
Operatives on, 354. Teith River, Operatives employed on the 
Works at Donne on, 330. Tillicoultry, Owners, Occupiers, 
Operatives and others employed on the Waters of, 310. 

Petitions in favour ; From, Dee River, Proprietors and 
Tenants of Fishings in, xc1. 304.—Perth, Lord Provost and others 
of, 266. 

26. To amend Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 39; Ordered, xc1. 802. 
Presented ; printed; 802. Not proceeded in. 


27. To amend Act 9 Geo. IV. c.38; Ordered, xcu. 26. Pre- 
sented; printed; 34. Second Reading put off for Three Months, 











I. Public Bills relative to Fish and Fisheries—continued. 
Petitions against—continued. 


Petitions against ; From, Airth and Dunmore, &amp;c., xcr. 274.— 
Banff, 110.—Gordon, Duke of, Trustees of, 940.—Inverary, 330, 
—Stirling, 168. 

Petitions in favour ; From, Dee, Proprietors, &amp;c. on the River, 
xc. 278. Don, Proprietors, &amp;c. on the River, 273,;—North 
Esk, Proprietors, &amp;c. on the River, 410. 


28. To continue several Laws relating to the encouragement 
of the Greenland Whale Fisheries, and to the allowing Vessels 
employed in the said Fisheries to complete their full Number of 


Men at certain Ports; Ordered, rxxv. 266. Presented, 321. 
R. A. 422. 


29. To continue the Bounty on Vessels employed in the 
Fisheries in the Greenland Seas and Davis’s Straits; Ordered, 
LExvil. 433. Presented, 440. Leave given to offer a Clause; 
Clause added ; Bill passed; 468. nr. a. 479. 





621. 


Il. Petitions for Private Bills relative 


thereon : 


Annan Fisheries : 


30. For the better regulation of; Referred to the Select Com- | 
mittee on Petitions for Private Bills; xc1. 50. Bill ordered, 159. 
Presented, 175. Not proceeded in. 


Arrow Salmon Fishery :—See infra, 34. 

Ballisodare and Collooney Fishery :—See infra, 34. 
Blackwater River :—See Maldon. 

Cod Fisheries :—-See Companies, 67. 

Collooney :—See infra, 34. 

Emsworth :—See infra, 32. 

Herring and Cod Fisheries :—See Companies, 67. 
Irish Fisheries :—See'supra, 3-6. 10-12. 

London, Devonshire and Cornwall :—See Companies, 103. 
Maldon :—See Maldon. 

Metropolitan Fish Company :—See Companies, 69. 
National Fishing Company :—See Companies, 70. 
Owenmore Salmon Fishery :—See infra, 34. 
Portsea and West Wittering Fisheries : 


31-2. For the better regulating and improving the same; Re- 
ferred, Lxxvui1. 32. Reported; Bill ordered; 45. Presented, 123. 
Petitions against, 244. 281. Third Reading put off for Six 
Months, 289. 


Queenborough : 


33. For better regulating the Oyster Fisheries; Referred, 
uxxxu. 67. Bill ordered, 166. Presented, 172. Petition 
against, 262. Not proceeded in. 


Sligo Salmon Fisheries : 


34. To enable Joshua Edward Cooper to establish and protect 
a Salmon Fishery upon the Lakes and Rivers of Arrow and 
Owenmore, and all Lakes and Streams connected therewith, and 
also within the Bay of Ballisodare, all situate in the County of Sligo; 
Referred, uxxxvul. 112. Bill ordered, 150. Presented, 220. Petition 
of Thomas Flanagan against, 266. Committed, 263. Not pro- 


to Fish and Fisheries, and Proceedings 


Sligo Salmon Fisheries—continued. 
ceeded in.——— For establishing a Salmon Fishery in the Rivers of 
Arrow and Owenmore; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 29. Bill ordered, 159. Pre- 
sented, 192. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 544. R. a. 569. 


Solway Frith Fisheries : 


35. For the Improvement and Protection thereof; Referred 

Lxx1x. 61. Not proceeded in. 
Tay Fishery : 

36. To alter and amend Act; Referred, uxxvi. 31. Not pro- 
ceeded in. For regulating and improving the Salmon Fish- 
eries in that River; Referred, uxxvu. 37. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 106. Presented, 114. Not proceeded in.— Another 
Petition; Referred, xxxviu. 40. Reported; Bill ordered; 154. 
Presented, 161. Committed, 242. Petitions against, 242. 289. 
Not proceeded in.———Another Petition; Referred, txxrx. 13. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 23. Presented, 33. Committed, 50. 
Voices given, 132. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 118, (P. 136.) 132. 155. 159. 173. 265. Not proceeded 
in.———Another Petition ; Referred, txxx. 126. Not proceeded 
in.———Another Petition; Referred, rxxx1. 29. Bill ordered, 
98. Presented, 114. Petitions against, 134.173. Not proceeded 
in.——— Another Petition; Referred, uxxxu. 44. Bill ordered, 
290. Presented, 304. Not proceeded in.—-——Another Petition ; 
Referred, txxxu1. 45. Bill ordered, 168. Presented, 174. 
Committed, 253. Time enlarged for Report, 360. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Tweed Fisheries : 

37. For the more effectual Preservation and Increase of the 
Breed of Salmon, and for better regulating the Fisheries in the 
River Tweed; Referred, uxxxv. 45. Bill ordered, 119. Pre- 
sented, 144. Petitions against ; From, Berwickshire, 341. Prin- 
gle, George, 259. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 439. x. a. 600. 
—&lt;——To alter and amend above Act; Referred, xc1. 29. Re- 
ported, 52. Bill ordered, 53. Presented, 140. Petition against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 338. x. a. 535. 


West Wittering :—See supra, 32. 


See also Accounts and Papers, 2737-2746. Committees, 329- 
345. 741. 1094-1098. Companies, 67, &amp;c. Maldon, 3. 
Petitions, 956. 958. Works, Public, 1, &amp;c. 








Fisherto n Gaol :—see Accounts and Papers, 6785. 
Five per Cents :——See Annuities, 3, &amp;c. Supply, 870. 


Flanagan, Thomas :— see Accounts and Papers, 
2747. Addresses, 571. Petitions, 963. 


Flax and Cotton: Bills relative to: 


1, To continue Act 23 Geo. III. c. 77, for the more effec- 
tual encouragement of the manufacture of Flax and Cotton; 
Ordered, LXxv. 271. Presented, 277. n. a. 341.———Another 
Bill; ; Ordered, uxxvi. 92. Presented, 128. Rr. a. 200. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Flax and Cotton—continued. 

2. To continue Act 23 Geo. III. c. 77, for the more effec- 
tual encouragement of the Manufacture of Flax and Cotton in 
Great Britain, and to amend the Law in respect of the allowances 
of Excise Duties on Starch and Soap, used in certain Manufac- 
tories; Ordered, txxvu1. 171. Presented, 176. r. a. 266. 

See Accounts and Papers, 1912. 2975, &amp;c. 3108. 5997. 6162. 
Committees, 346, 347. Customs, 14. Hat Manufacture. 
Hemp and Flax. Linen. Petitions, 965-967. 


Flax Seed :—Motion, That leave be given to bring in a Bill 
to regulate the Importation thereof into Ireland; Withdrawn, 


LXXXVI. 910, 
Fleet 





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562 


FLEET——FOUN DLINGS. 





=—_—— 


Fleet Market :—sce Bridges, 11. Markets, 26. 


Fleet Prison :—see Accounts and Papers, 2748, 2749. 
Petitions, 968. 


Flindell’s Western Luminary :—Motion, That 
the said Paper is a Breach of the Privileges of this House ; With- 
drawn, uxxv. 477. See Complaints, 10. 


Float Fishery :—see Maldon, 3. 
Floating Lights :—see Lighthouses. Pilots, 2, &amp;e. 


Flour :—sce Barbadoes. Corn and Grain.  Potitions, 


973-976. 


Fly Carriages :—see Accounts and Papers, 2752. 
Hackney Coaches. Petitions, 977, 978. 


Footmen ‘——See Orders. 


F ootpaths +See Accounts and Papers, 2961. 3355. -Pe- 


titions, 981. 


Foreign Commercial Relations :—see Com- 
mercial Relations. 


Foreign Corn :—See Corn and Grain. 


Foreign Enlistment: Bills relative to : 

1. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the Act 59 
Geo. III. c. 69; King’s Recommendation signified; Bill ordered; 
Lxxxvil. 642. Presented; printed; 644. Passed, 676. Not 
returned from the Lords. 


2. To repeal an Act of the fifty-ninth year of King George 
III. for the prevention of Foreign Enlistment, saving and except- 
ing so far as it repeals former Statutes; Ordered, uxxxix. 87 ; 
Presented; printed; 92. Bill passed, 567. Not returned from 
the Lords. 


3. To repeal Act 59 Geo. III. c. 69, relating thereto, 
saving and excepting so far as it repeals former Statutes; Or- 
dered, xc. 259. Presented; printed; 259. Report put off for 
Three Months, 540. 


4. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the Foreign 
Enlistment Act, except the First Clause ; Negatived ; txxvi1.212. 
Addresses, 572. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2754. Army, 4. 


Foreign Trade :—see Committees, 896-900. Reports 
(Lords), V1. Trade. 


Forest of Dean: Bills relative to: 


1. For ascertaining the Boundaries thereof; Ordered, txxxv. 
443. Presented; printed; 444. Petition against, 541. Bill, as 
amended, printed, 548. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
579. Not proceeded in. 


2. For ascertaining the Boundaries thereof, and for inquiring 
into the Rights and Privileges claimed by Free Miners, and for 
other purposes ; Ordered, rxxxvi. 367. Presented ; printed ; 368. 
Passed, 492. Not returned from the Lords———— Another Bill ; 
Ordered, txxxvi. 550. Presented,551. Printed, 576. Re-com- 
mitted; Instruction to make Provision for the Payment of a 
Salary to one of the Commissioners, and for the expense of carry- 
ing this Act into execution, out of the Revenues arising from the 
Property of the Crown; [The King’s Recommendation signified], 
621. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 713. rR. a. 717. 


3. To extend the time for carrying into execution an Act of the 
first and second years of His present Majesty, for ascertaining 
the Boundaries of the Forest of Dean, and for inquiring into the 
Rights and Privileges claimed by Free Miners of the Hundred of 
St. Briavels, and for other purposes; Ordered; presented ; 
printed ; Lxxxvi. 575. R. a. 671. 


4. To extend the term of an Act of the first and second years 
of His present Majesty, for ascertaining the Boundaries of the 
Forest of Dean, and for inquiring into the Rights and Privileges 
claimed by Free Miners of the Hundred of St. Briavels; Or- 
dered ; uxxx1x. 485. Presented; printed; 492. np. a. 594. 





Forest of Dean : Bills relative to—continued. 


5. For vesting the Office of Constable of the Castle of St. 
Briavels in the First Commissioner of His Majesty’s Woods, 
Forests, Land Revenues, Works and Buildings, and for vesting 
the Office of Keeper of the Forest of Dean, in the County of 
Gloucester, in the Commissioners of His Majesty’s Woods, Forests, 
Land Revenues, Works and Buildings; Ordered, xct.18. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 19. [King’s Consent signified ;] Bill ‘considered ; 
30. R.A. 112, 


Forests, Royal :—see Accounts and Papers, 2755. 6070, 
Inclosures, 8, 9. 257. 292. 297. 


Forfar :—see Court Houses, 7. 


Forgery : Bills relating to: 
1. To consolidate the Laws relating thereto; Ordered, txxy, 
174. Order of leave for Bill discharged, and another Bill or- 
dered, 229. See infra, 2. 


2. For mitigating the severity of Punishment in certain cases 
of Forgery, &amp;c.; Ordered ; presented; printed; uxxv. 229. Se- 
cond Reading deferred, 326. Not proceeded in.—— Another 
Bill; Ordered, txxvi. 250. Presented; printed; 250. Ag 
amended, printed, 381. Re-committed; As amended, printed; 
402. Petition of Bankers of London and Westminster, and 
Bankers of Bristol, against, 411, p. Bill read the Third Time, 
and amended; Motion for the House to adjourn, withdrawn; 
Question that the Bill do pass, Neg.; 413.———Motion for 
leave to bring in another Bill; Entry in Journal of the Pro- 
ceedings of the House upon the above Bill, read; Motion with- 
drawn ; LXxVi. 459. 


3. To mitigate the Punishment thereof in certain cases; Or- 
dered, txxvu. 456. Presented; printed; 456. Not proceeded in, 


4. To consolidate, amend and declare certain general Provi- 
sions relative to the Crime of Forgery; Ordered, txxvim. 173. 
Presented; printed; 184. Second Reading put off for Six 
Months, 197. 


5. For reducing into one Act all such Forgeries as shall 
henceforth be punished with Death, and for otherwise amending 
the Laws relating thereto; Ordered, txxxv. 249. Presented ; 
printed; 249. Petitions against ; Of Inhabitants of Reading, and 
of Merchants, Bankers, Manufacturers and others, of Hudders- 
field, 401, r. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 651. R. a. 657. 


6. For abolishing the Punishment of Death in cases of For- 
gery ; Ordered; presented; printed; txxxvu. 428. Petitions in 
favour ; From Jedburgh, txxxvu. 521. Liverpool, 521. Neath, 
566. Bill, as amended, printed, 514. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 587. R. a. 591. 


7. To abolish the Punishment of Death in cases of Forgery; 
Ordered, xcu. 217. Presented; printed; 245. As amended, 
printed, 387. Re-committed ; As amended, printed ; 420, Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 663. Rk. a, 670. 


8. To provide that Persons accused of Forgery in Scotland 
shall not be entitled to Bail, unless in certain cases; Ordered, 
xc. 530. Presented; printed; 546. n. a. 657. 


See also Accounts and Papers, 2756-2761. 6635. 
573-582. Bank of England. Bank Notes. 
4. Petitions, 983-987. 


Addresses, 
Complaints, 


Forgery of Names :—-y, Petitions. ! 
Elections, 430. 447.———To Subscription Con- 
See Committees, 1078. 


See Com- 
plaints, 4. 
tracts, 


Forty 


tions, 50. 


Foundling Hospitals :—see Dubin, 8, 9. Hos- 
pitals, 3. Supply, 222. 


Shilling Freeholders : —see zee- 


Foundlings : Bills relative to : 

1. To amend the Laws respecting Deserted Children in Ire- 
land; Ordered, txxx. 553. Presented, 553. k. a. 627.-——"— 
To continue above Act; Ordered, uxxxu. 463. Presented; 
printed; 465. R. a. 587.———To continue Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. 
c. 36; Ordered, txxxiu. 527. Presented, 527. rm. A. 554. 

2, To 











Franking :—see Postage and Post Office, 11, 12. 21. 





FOUN DLINGS——FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 563 








Foundlings : Bills relative to—continued. 

2. To make provision in certain cases for Deserted and Illegi- 
timate Children in Ireland ; Ordered, 1xxxv. 118. Presented ; 
printed; 148. As amended, printed, 397. Petitions against ; 
From, Dublin, St. Michan, 562, rp. Dublin, St. Paul, 553;' p. 
Mullingar, 406, yp. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
592. Not proceeded in. 

See Accounts and Papers, 2762, 2763. Addresses, 583. 
Petitions, 991. 


Four per Cents :—see Annuities, 3-11. 
Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Duties :— 


Motions relative to the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Duties; Pre- 





vious Question Neg. thereupon; Motion, That the several Colo- 
nial Acts creating the said Duty be referred to a Committee ; Q* 
Neg.; txxvi. 375. See Accounts and Papers, 2764-2781. 
Addresses, 584-591. Committees, 1378. King, VII. Petitions, 
993. 


France :——See Accounts and Papers, 2782-2805. 4933. 6853. 
Addresses, 592,593. Committees, 1471. Petitions, 998. Slaves 
and Slave Trade, 24. Spain, 2. 


France, Isle of :—see sauritius. 


Frankfort on the Maine :—see Accounts and 
_ Papers, 2806-2809. Addresses, 694. 


Frauds :—see Cinque Ports, 1, &amp;e. Debtor and Credi- 
tor. Durham, 4. Hat Manufacture. 


Frauds, Statute of : Bills relative to: 


1. To amend Act 29 Car. II. c. 3, for prevention of Frauds 
and Perjuries; Ordered, rxxxvi. 49. Presented; printed ; 247. 
Second Reading deferred, 488. Not proceeded in. 

2. To amend the provisions thereof; Ordered, txxxvi. 550. 
Presented; printed; 551. Second Reading deferred, 901. Not 
proceeded in. 

3. Toamend Act 29 Car. II. c. 3; Ordered, rxxxvu. 232. 
Presented ; printed ; 238. Second Reading deferred, 494. Not 
proceeded in. 


Fraudulent Devises : —sce Real Property. 


Freeholds:—Bitl for the more effectual Registry of Free- 
holds in Ireland ; Ordered, uxxx. 366. Not presented. 


Freeh olders :—see Accounts and Papers, 2810-2815, 
Addresses, 595, 596. Elections, 6, &amp;c. Petitions, 1000. 


Freemasons :—See Petitions, 1002. 


Freemen : Bills relating to : 


1, To explain doubts respecting the Stamp Duty payable by 
Freemen of Corporations in Ireland; Ordered, txxxvit. 5135. 
Presented; printed; 520. Rr. a. 562. 

2. To regulate the mode of admitting Persons entitled to their 
Freedom in Municipal Corporations in England and Wales, by 
birth, servitude or marriage, and to define the Amount to be paid 
by such Persons in respect thereof; Ordered, rxxx1x. 296. Pre- 


sented ; printed ; 307. Petition of the Mayor and Aldermen of 


St. Alban’s, against, 396. Bill, as amended, printed, 373. Bill 
re-committed ; Considered ; 468. No Report. 
3. To repeal the Stamp Duty now paid on admission to 
the Freedom of Corporations in England; Ordered, xcr. 92. 
Presented; printed; 107. Petitions in favour; From Coventry, 
300, York (City of), 278. Committee put off for Three Months, 
551, 
4. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to regulate the admission 
of Freemen in Cities and Boroughs, negatived; 1xxx11. 186. 
See Accounts and Papers, 2816-2819. Addresses, 597, 598. 
Parliamentary Representation, 7.34. Petitions, 1003. 


Free Ports &lt;——See West Indies. 
Free Trade :——See Colonies. Trade. 


French Claims :—see Accounts and Papers, 2782, 


eo 4933.» Addresses, 592. Committees, 1379. 1432. Public 
oney, 


Fresh Wharf t——See London, 2. 





GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








Friendly Societies : Bills relative to: 


1. Petition for a Bill for enabling certain Persons to effect 
Assurances on Lives ; Referred, 1xxv.179. Not proceeded in. 

2. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating thereto; Or- 
dered, uxxx1. 167.———Again ordered, txxx11. 93. Presented ; 
printed ; 139. Committed, 202. (See Committees, 903.) No Report. 

Petitions against ; From, Alverstoke; Referred, rxxxi1. 254. 
Ashfield, Referred, 242..——\—Banner-street, St. Luke’s; Re- 
ferred, 271. Barbican, 235. Barking, British Union; Referred, 
246. Barking, Essex British Hope, 245. Referred, 246. Bark- 
ing Fishermen, 245. Referred, 246. Barking Imperial Union, 
245. Referred, 246. Bedford; Referred, 293. Benevolent Bro- 
thers, United, 235. Bermondsey-street Woolstaplers, 245. Re- 
ferred, 246. Bermondsey Helpmates; Referred,277. Berwick- 
street, St. James’s, Good Samaritan, 199. Berwick-street, Sons of 
Britain, 245. Referred, 246. Bethnal Green Road, 245. Re- 
ferred, 246. Birmingham; Referred, 264. Botley; Referred, 
238. Bow; Referred, 293. Bradbury; Referred, 254. Brad- 
bury and Romilly; Referred, 254. Bramhall; Referred, 342. 
Brighthelmstone; Referred, 277. Bristol, 390. Britons’ United 
Kentish ; Referred, 328. Bromley, Middlesex; Referred, 293. 
Brooke-street, Holborn; Referred, 246. Bullocksmithy; Re- 
ferred, 264.—Cambridge ; Referred, 264. Canterbury ; Referred, 
328. Cecil Court, St. Martin-in-the-Fields; Referred, 271. 
Chandos Street, St. Paul, Covent Garden, 282. Charlotte Street, 
Bedford Square, 245. Referred, 246. Chester, 245. Referred, 
246. Church-street, Bethnal Green, Good Fellowship, 245. Re- 
ferred, 246. Church Street, Bethnal Green, Amicable and Frater- 
nal, 264. Referred, 246. Church Street, a Friendly Benefit 
Society; Referred, 293. City Road, Castle, 224. Clements 

Danes, Saint ; Referred, 254. Colchester, St. Botolph’s; Referred, 
259. Colchester, St. Leonard; Referred, 259. Colchester, Lex- 
den; Referred, 259. Colchester, St. Nicholas; Referred, 25¥. 
Colchester, St. Peter’s ; Referred, 259. Colchester, Two Petitions 
from Friendly Societies; Referred, 259. Colchester Union Bene- 
fit Society; Referred, 259. Colne, Lantaster; Referred, 335. 
Cotter, G. R., Chairman, &amp;c., 199, p. Coventry, Benefit Societies; 
Referred, 264. Coventry, Friendly Society; Referred, 254. 
Coventry, St. Michael and the Holy Trinity; Referred, 271. 
Cowes, West; Referred, 3828.—Darlington; Referred, 242. 
Deptford and others ; Referred, 242. Deptford United Friends; 
Referred, 264. Disbury; Referred, 293. Dover; Referred, 277. 
Drury Lane; Referred, 254. Duke Street, Grosvenor Square, 
Friendly Carpenters; Referred, 246. Duke Street, Loyal Rodneys ; 
Referred,277. Dunfermline ; Referred, 282.—Fareham, Commer- 
cial Benefit Society; Referred, 328. Fareham, Friendly Society ; 
Referred, 328. Fareham, Loyal Britons, 245. Referred, 246. 
Faversham; Referred, 264. Fetter Lane, London; Referred, 
282. Fish Street Hill; Referred, 293. Fleet Street, Carpenters; 
Referred, 242. Fleet Street, Queen’s Head; Referred, 254. 

Fore Street, Cripplegate; Referred, 254. Fulneck, near Leeds ; 

Referred, 313.—Gildersome; Referred, 293. Giles, Saint, High 

Street; Referred, 264.—Golden Square, Equitable Sons of St. 

Crispin; Referred, 271. Golden Square, Benevolent Brothers ; 

Referred, 328, Gosport United; Referred, 242. Gosport Huma- 

nity; Referred, 328. Gosport, Faith, Hope and Charity; Re- 

ferred, 328. Gravesend Union; Referred,271. Gravesend Vic- 

tory; Referred, 277. Gray’s Inn Lane Road; Referred, 264. 

Gray’s Inn Lane, True Sons of Equity; Referred, 271. Gray’s 

Inn Lane, St. Ann’s Union; Referred, 328. Greenwich, Deptford 

and Lewisham ; Referred, 242.—Halifax ; Referred, 313. Harts- 

head-cum-Clifton ; Referred, 305. Harwich, Landsman’s Benefit 

Society; Referred, 259. 264. Harwich, Seaman’s Benefit So- 

ciety ; Referred, 269. Heaton Norris; Referred, 254. Hertford ; 

Referred, 246. High Holborn, United Brothers; Referred, 254. 

259. High Holborn, Free Sons of Albion; Referred, 264. 

High Street, St. Giles; Referred, 264. Humanity, United Sons 

of, 235.—Ipswich, Brotherly Love Society at Crown and 

Anchor; Referred, 254. Ipswich, Brotherly Love Friendly; Re- 

ferred, 264. Ipswich, Brotherly Love; Referred, 259. Ipswich, 

Good Samaritan ; Referred, 254. Ipswich, Hope Friendly Society ; 

Referred, 264. Ipswich, Humane Shipwrecked Seamen’s; Referred, 

264. Ipswich, Loyal Friendship; Referred, 254. Ipswich, New 

Hope ; Referred, 264. Ipswich, Perfect Friendship ; Referred, 254. 

Ipswich, Rock of Dependence; Referred, 254. Ipswich, Rock of 

Friendship; Referred, 254. Ipswich, Suffolk Masonic Fund ; 

Referred, 254. Ipswich, Tradesmen’s Glory ; Referred, 264. Ips- 

wich, United Brothers ; Referred, 254. Ipswich, Union Brotherly 

Love; Referred, 259. Ipswich, White Elm Inn; Referred, 254. 

—King Street, Seven Dials; Referred, 269. Kingston-upon- 

Hull, Loving Brotherly Society; 390, », Kingston-upon-Hull, 

New Brotherly, 356. Kingston-upon-Hull, Prince Regent, 356. 

Kingston-upon-Hull, Unanimous ; Referred, 339. Kingston-upon- 

Hull, Victory, 356. Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Ancient Friendly Society ; 

Referred, 242. Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Sherwood Friendly ; Referred, 


LXXXIII. 








FRIENDLY SOCIETIES——FUSTIAN. 

















Friendly Societies : Bills relative to—cont*. 
Petitions against—coutinued. 
uxxxut. 242.—Leather Lane, Holborn; Referred, 282. Leeds, 
Friendly Society ; Referred, 277. Leeds, Woolstaplers ; Referred, 
293. Lewisham; Referred, 242. Little Britain; Referred, 254. 
Little Moorfields, Tobacco-Pipe Makers; Referred, 259. Little 
Moorfields, Good Samaritan; Referred, 271. Liverpool; Re- 
ferred, 332. Long Acre, Westminster; Referred, 282. Long 
Lane, Bermondsey ; Referred, 242. Long Buckley; Referred, 
277. Luton; Referred, 313. Lymington; Referred, 264.— 
Maidstone, King’s Town; Referred, 242. Manchester, Canaan 
Benefit Society ; Referred, 259. Manchester, Friendly Societies ; 
Referred, 259. Marylebone, St., 428. Metropolis, 199, p. Mid- 
dleton; Referred, 328. Milton next Sittingbourne, United Bro- 
thers; Referred, 293. Milton and Sittingbourne, Seven other 
Societies; Referred, 203. Minories, 245. Referred,246. Mon- 
mouth, Bull Inn, 245. Referred, 246. Monmouth, Royal Water- 
loo; Referred, 242. Monmouth Friendly Society; Referred, 259. 
Monmouth, Falcon Friendly Society ; Referred, 282.—New Kent 
Road, United Brethren, 245. Referred, 246. New Road, St. 
George’s, East; Referred, 246. New Road, St. Pancras; Re- 
ferred, 282. Newport Union Benefit Society, 254, p. Newport, 
_Tredegar Arms, 254, rp. Newport, Salutation, 254, p. New- 
port, Monmouth, True Briton, 254, rp. Newport, Monmouth, St. 
David’s ; Referred, 271. Newport, Monmouth, Benefit Society ; 
Referred, 271. Northampton, Amicable Preservative; Referred, 
254. Northampton, Bull Inn, 384. Northampton, Cross Keys 
Inn; Referred, 254. Northampton, Fish Inn; Referred, 254. 
Northampton, Fountain Inn; Referred, 254. Northampton, 
Friend in Need; Referred, 254. Northampton, King’s Head, 
384. Northampton, Queen’s Head; Referred, 254. Northamp- 
ton, Shakspeare Inn; Referred, 254. Northampton, Swan and 
Helmet, (Two Petitions); Referred, 254. Northampton, Wag- 
gon and Horses; Referred, 254. Norwich, St. Helen’s; Re- 
ferred, 287.—Olive Branch; Referred, 238. Orange Court, 
Leicester Square, 360. Oxford Street; Referred, 259.—Pem- 
broke, Delegates of Friendly Societies; Referred, 305. Pem- 
broke, Old Union; Referred, 305. Plymouth; Referred, 321. 
Portsea, Associated Brethren; Referred, 328. Portsea, Bro- 
therly Union; Referred, 321. Portsea, Ebenezer; Referred, 242. 
Portsea, Frederick Street; Referred, 254. Portsea, Humanity 
Benefit; Referred, 328. Portsea, Mechanics; Referred, 242. 
Portsea, Shipwrights; Referred, 254. Portsea, Tradesman’s ; 
Referred, 264. Portsea, Union Burial Fund; Referred, 264. 
Portsea, United Brethren; Referred, 328. Portsea, Victorious 
Nelson; Referred, 287. Portsea, Widows’ and Orphans’ Pension 
Society ; Referred, 271. Portsea, Young Man’s Friendly; Re- 
ferred, 328. Portsmouth Street, Lincoln’s Inn Fields, 246. 
Referred, 246. Portsmouth, Common Hard; Referred, 328. 
Portsmouth, St. Mary Street; Referred, 264. Portsmouth, St. 
Thomas’ Amicable ; Referred,242. Portsmouth, Social Society ; 
Referred, 264. Portsmouth, Tradesman’s; Referred, 259. Pres- 
ton, Affectiomate Friendly ; Referred, 246. Preston, Brotherly 
Friendly, 245. Referred, 246. Preston, Brotherly Society; Re- 
ferred, 246. Preston, Commendable, 245; Referred, 246. Pres- 
ton, Constitutional; Referred, 242. Preston, Friendly; Referred, 
254. Preston, Good Samaritan Brotherly ; Referred, 254. Pres- 
ton, New Society of Good Intent; Referred, 328. Preston, 
Old Union; Referred, 254. Preston, Peaceable Friendly; Re- 
ferred, 254. Preston, Unanimous, 366. Preston, United Cha- 
ritable ; Referred, 254. Preston, Worthy Members; Referred, 
259.—Ragland, Monmouth, 271. 282. Referred, 282. Ras- 
trick; Referred, 313. Rochester; Referred, 246. Romiley ; 
Referred, 254. Rotherhithe; Referred, 287.—Salem Chapel, 
Meard’s Court, Westminster; Referred, 242. Shaftesbury; Re- 
ferred, 264. Sheffield; Referred, 277. Silver Street Equitable 
Union, 360. Silver Street, Golden Square, Oxford Union, 245. 
Referred, 246. Silver Street, Golden Square, Sovereign; Re- 
ferred, 277. Sittingbourne; Referred, 293. Southampton; Re- 
ferred, 328. Southwark, Olive Branch; Referred, 238. Stal- 
bridge, 245. Referred, 246. Stockbridge ; Referred, 277. Stock- 
port, Amicable and Impartial, Hillgate, 245. Referred, 246. 
Stockport, Bradbury and Romiley Female Friendly ; Referred, 
254. Stockport, Church and King; Referred, 264. Stockport, 
Friendly, Bramhall ; Referred, 242. Stockport, Friendly Brothers ; 
Referred, 328. Stockport, Friendly Burial, 245. Referred, 246. 
Stockport, Friendly, Hillgate ; Referred, 242. Stockport, Friendly 
and Impartial; Referred, 277. Stockport, Friendly Sisters ; 
Referred, 328. Stockport, Friendly Union; Referred, 328. 
Stockport, Great Moor; Referred, 254. Stockport, Independent 
Brotherly Hillgate; Referred, 254. Stockport, Middle Hill- 
gate Benevolent Burial; Referred, 254. Stockport, New Bridge 


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Frith 





Friendly Societies : Bills relative to—cone‘, 


Petitions against—continued. 

Lane Provident ; Referred, ixxx111. 242. Stockport, Old Smilers ; 
Referred, 254. Stockport, Philanthropic, 245. Referred, 246, 
Stockport, Philanthropic Sick and Burial; Referred, 293. 
Stockport, Prosperous; Referred, 242. Stockport, St. Thomas ; 
Referred, 264. Stockport, Theophilanthropic; Referred, 249, 
254. Stockport Union; Referred, 242. Stratford; Referred, 
293. Sympathetic Sons of Harmony, 235.—Thames Street, Ro- 
therhithe ; Referred, 328. Thomas Street, Whitechapel; Referred, 
271. Tichfield, Friendly Brothers; Referred, 328. Tichfield, 
United Friends, 245. Referred, 246. Trellick, Lyon Inn; Re- 
ferred, 242. Tyssen Street, Bethnal Green; Referred, 254, 
Union Street, Whitechapel; Referred, 264. United Kentish Bri- 
tons; Referred, 328.—Walsall, 245. Referred, 246. Welbeck 
Street, St. Marylebone; Referred, 282. Westminster, Long Acre; 
Referred, 282. Westminster, Salem Chapel, Meard’s Court; 
Referred, 242. Whitchurch, Salop; Referred, 321. Whitechapel, 
Union Street; Referred, 264. Whitkirk; Referred, 277. Wick- 
ham, 245; Referred, 246. Wilson Street, Finsbury, Albion, 245. 
Referred, 246. Wilson Street, Finsbury, Rock, 245. Referred, 
246. Wilson Street, Shoreditch, Social Compact; Referred, 
264. Winchester; Referred, 259. Wolverhampton, 360.—York 
City; Referred, 339. York Crescent, Somer’s Town, 245. Re- 
ferred, 246. 


3. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating thereto; Or- 
dered, txxx1v. 109. Presented; printed; 145. As amended, 
printed, 268. Re-committed, 307. Lords’ Amendment agreed 
to, 398. R. a. 399. 

Petitions against, From the following Friendly Societies; Sym- 
pathetic Sons of Harmony ; Good Samaritans; Members of 
Benefit Societies in Great and Little Bolton; United Benevolent 
Brothers; .ixxxiv. 257, p.—Shrewsbury, Salopian Provident 
Society, 282, r.—Glasgow, Friendly Societies, 305. Friendly 
Societies in Lanark, Kirkfieldbank, &amp;c., 316. George Glenny, 
Actuary, 316, P. 


4. To amend Act 10 Geo. IV. c. 56, by extending the time 
within which pre-existing Societies must conform to the provi- 
sions of that Act; Ordered, txxxvu. 197. Presented; printed; 
198. R. a. 331. 

Petition against; From, Managers of the Stoke and Milford 
Union Association Benefit Society and Sickness Club; uxxxvu. 
271, P. 

Petitions in favour; From, Bishopsgate; rxxxvin 302. Fal- 
mouth, 337. 


5. To amend an Act of the tenth year of his late Majesty 
King George the Fourth, to consolidate and amend the Laws 
relating to Friendly Societies; From the Lords; txxxrx. 365. 
Read ; printed ; 367. As amended, printed, 470. Re-committed, 
521. Bill passed, with Amendments, 528. Amendments agreed 
to by the Lords, 536. R. a. 539. 

Petitions against ; From, Benefit Societies’ Members; ixxx1x. 
474. Birmingham, 437. 531. Bristol, 474.—Chatham and 
Strood, 430.—Dudley, 474.—Hastings, 462.—Rochester, 430.— 
Southwark, St. Saviour’s, 433. Stevens, James, 501. Strood, 
430.—York, 484. 

6. For the regulation of Benefit Building Societies ; Ordered, 
xc1. 477. Presented; printed; 477. R. a. 664. 

Petitions in favour ; From, President of the Northumberland 
Building Society; xcr. 614. President of the Temperance 
Building Society, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; President of the North 
of England Building Society, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; the New- 
castle-upon-Tyne Building Society; President of the Waterloo 
Building Society, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; 638. 

See Accounts and Papers, 2820-2825. Addresses, 599, 609. 
Committees, 902, 903. 1380. Petitions, 1006. 


of Forth Ferries :—sce Accounts and 
Papers, 2826. Ferries, 3. Petitions, 1010. 


Frivolous Arrests :—See Arrests. 


Fundholder 8 :——See Accounts and Papers, 6789. Peti- 
tions, 1011. 


Funded Property :——See Assessed Taxes, 21. 


Fur :-— Bill for regulating the Fur Trade, and establishing 


Civil and Criminal Jurisdiction in North America; Ordered, 
Lxxvi. 408. Presented; printed; 418. R. A. 429. See Com- 
mittees, 350. Hat Manufacture. 


Fustian :——See Hat Manufacture. 











GALWAY——GAMING. 











Galway : Bills relating to the Corporation and 
Town Franchise of : 

1. Petition for a Bill to enable the Corporation of that Town 
more effectually to recover Payment of Tolls; Referred, uxxviu. 
47. Reported; Bill ordered; 70. Presented, 152. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 

2. Petition for a Bill for paying certain Salaries to the Mayor 
and Officers out of the Corporation Funds; Referred, uxx1rx. 32. 
Reported, 201. Not proceeded in. 

3. Petition for a Bill for amending Irish Act 4 Geo. I. c. 15.; 
Referred, rxxxi1. 48. Bill ordered, 169. Presented, 176. Not 
proceeded in. 

4. Bill to repeal so much of Irish Act 4 Geo. I. ¢. 15, as 
limits the Franchise created by the said Act to Protestants only ; 
Ordered, txxxv. 160. Presented; printed; 181. Petitions in 
favour; Of Protestant and Roman Catholic Landowners, Merchants, 
Traders, and others of Galway ; of Protestant and Roman Catholic 
Inhabitants of Rahoon; and of St. Nicholas Galway; 332, p. 
John Kirwan, Foreman of the Sessions Grand Jury of Galway, 
and of resident Merchants, Traders and others of Galway, 347, Pp. 
Petition of James Hardiman Burke, Mayor of Galway, against, 
243. Retition read; Counsel ordered; 249. Bill considered; 
Counsel ordered on the Report of the Bill; 333. Report de- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 243. 349. 386. 399. 407. 420. 426. 
437. Bill reported; Petition of James Hardiman Burke read ; 
Counsel heard; Motion for the House to agree with the Com- 
mittee in the Amendments; Debate adjourned; 448. Debate 
resumed; Question again proposed; Debate arising thereupon; 
Motion for further adjourning the Debate dropped for want of 

Forty Members ; 453. Debate on Motion deferred, 445. Debate 
resumed ; Motion agreed to; Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 468. Passed, 476. Not returned from the 
Lords.——— Another Bill; Ordered, txxxv1.210. Not presented. 
———Another Bill; Ordered, rxxxv1.782. Presented ; printed ; 
788. As amended, printed, 836. R. a. 921. 
See also Accounts and Papers, 2827-2832. 6790. 
57. 224-232. 480-482. Petitions, 1013-1016. 
264. 





Elections, 
Supply, 


Game and Game Laws: Bills relating to: 


1. To enable the Owners of considerable Tracts of Land to pre- 
serve and kill Game; Ordered, nxxvi. 344. Presented; printed ; 
845. Committed, 359. Committee deferred, 424. Not proceeded in. 


2. To amend the Laws relating thereto; Ordered, txxxiv. 
43. Instructions relative to Certificates and Licenses for the sale 
of Game, 86. Presented; printed;89. As amended, printed, 157. 
Re-committed; reported, and, as amended, printed; 204. Passed, 
229. Not returned from the Lords. 

3. To amend the Laws for the preservation of Game; 
Ordered, uxx1x. 47. Presented; printed; 82. As amended, 
printed, 168. Re-committed, 213. As amended, printed, 284. 
Re-committed ; reported, and, as amended, printed; 367. Re- 
committed ; Committee put off for Three Months; 441. 

Petitions against; From, Berks, 212, rp. Cobbett, William, 
203, ep. Gloucester, Yeomen and Farmers, 313. 320, p. 332, p. 
Halifax, 354,r. Middlesex, 366, p. Saddleworth, 441. South- 
ampton and Surrey, 234, p. 

Petitions in favour ; From, Inhabitants of Huddersfield, 156, p. 
Justices of the Peace of Norfolk, 325, p. 


4. To amend the Laws for the preservation thereof; Ordered, 
Lxxx. 72. Presented; printed; 73. Petition in favour; From 
Justices of the Peace, Norfolk, 103, r. Bill, as amended, printed ; 
238. Re-committed, 260. Again printed, 288. Passed, 357. 
Not returned from the Lords. 


5. For the prevention of Persons going armed by night for the 
Destruction of Game; From the Lords; txxxur. 370. Read; 
printed; 375. As amended, printed, 460. Re-committed, 515. 
Passed, with Amendments, 526. Amendments agreed to by the 
Lords, 541. R. a. 544. 

6. To suspend the operation of so much of Acts 1 Jac. I. c. 27; 
5 &amp; 6 Anne, c. 14; 28 Geo. II., c. 12; and 58 Geo. IIT., c. 75; 
as prohibits the Sale and Purchase of Game; Ordered, txxxu. 
465. Presented; printed; 467. As amended, printed, 531. 
Further Consideration of Report put off for Three Months, 586, 


G. 


Game and Game Laws: Bills—continued. 









7. For enabling qualified Persons to authorize their Servants 
and others to kill Game; Ordered, txxxu. 474. Presented; 
printed; 474. As amended, printed, 537. Re-committed; re- 
ported, and, as amended, printed; 553. Passed, 592. Not re- 
turned from the Lords. ; 

8. To exempt Persons who have procured Game Certificates 
in Great Britain from the Duty on Game Certificates in Ireland ; 
Ordered, txxxu1. 543. Presented, 554. R, a. 598. 


9. To repeal, amend and explain certain parts of Act 
1 &amp; 2 Will. IV., c. 32, relating to Game Certificates ; Ordered, 
LXXXVIII, 231. Presented; printed; 232. Ques. Neg. for read-_ 
ing Bill 2°, 283. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 283. 


10. To legalize the Sale thereof; Ordered, uxxvi. 251. Pre- 
sented; printed; 253. Reported, and, as amended, printed, 368. 
Petition of Stage Coach Proprietors, against, 369, rp. Further 
Consideration of Report put off for Three Months, 439. 


11. To legalizethe Sale thereof, and to extend the Qualifications 
for taking and killing Game in England; From the Lords, 
Lxxx1. 348. Read; printed; 349. Committee put off for Six 
Months, 410. a 


12. To authorize the Sale thereof, and to alter the Qualification 
for taking and killing Game in England; Ordered, rxxxu1. 411. 
Presented; printed; 420. Re-committed, 432. Instruction for 
Annual Licenses for the Sale of Game, and the Duties thereon, 
447. Bill, as amended, printed, 508. Ques. Neg. for inserting 
words on 3°, 518. Bill passed, 518. Not returned from the 
Lords. 


13. To consolidate and amend the Laws in England relative 
to Game, and to authorize the Sale thereof; Ordered, txxxv. 92. 
Presented; printed; 92. Committee deferred, 601. Not pro- 
ceeded in. Another Bill; Ordered, uxxxv1. 108. Presented; 
printed; 109. Committed, 335. Not progeeded in. 


14. To amend the Laws in England relative to Game; 
Ordered, txxxvi. 253. Presented; printed; 2564. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 437. Not proceeded in.—— Another Bill; Ordered, 
Lxxxvi. 596. Presented; printed; 597. Instruction to Committee 
to make provision for imposing Duties on Certificates to deal in 
Game, 739. Bill, as amended, printed, 743. Report further con- 
sidered; Amendments agreed to; Clause added; Motion, That 
the Bill with the Amendments be ingrossed; Motion, That the 
House do adjourn; Question negatived thereupon; 803. Bill 
passed by the Lords with Amendments; Day appointed for con- 
sidering same; 878. Order for considering Lords’ Amendments, 
read; Mr. Speaker acquainted the House that he had examined 
the Amendments, and that he considered they fell completely 
under the Resolution of the House made in the beginning of the 
Session, respecting interference in Money Clauses, as affecting the 
privileges of this House; 880. Amendments agreed to, 881. 
R. A. 890. 

15. To repeal so much of an Act of the first aha second 
years of His present Majesty, for amending the Laws in England 
relative to Game, as affects the interests of Tenants for Life or 
Years vested in them before the passing of the said Act; Ordered, 
LXXXIX. 191. Presented; printed; 271. Ques. Neg. for reading 
Bill 2°, 483. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 433. 


16. For the more effectual prevention of Trespasses in pursuit 
of Game in that part of Great Britain called Scotland; Ordered ; 
presented; printed ; txxxvil. 379. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
490. R. a. 496. 


17. For the reparation of injury done by Game in Scotland ; 
Ordered, xc11.224. Presented ; printed ; 365. Committee put off 
for Three Months, 499. 


18. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for Relief of the 
Tenants and Occupiers of Land in Scotland from the Damages 
done to their Crops by Hares, Pheasants and Rabbits ; Question 
Neg. thereupon ; xc. 387. 

See Accounts and Papers, 2834-2840. 
Assessed Taxes, 15. 
Petitions, 1017. 





Addresses, 601-609. 
Committees, 351-354. 904, 1381. 1472. 


Gaming Considerations :—8ee Securities, 5. 











GEN, INDEX, 


LXXV.—XCII, (1820—1837.) 






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Gaols, 


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GAOLS, BRIDEWELLS, &amp;c. 














Gaols, Brivewells, Prisons, Houses of 
Correction, €e. 





I. Public Bills; 1—20. 


II. Petitions for Private Bills, and Proceedings thereon; 21—41. 





I. Public Bills: 


&amp;ngland : England—continued. 


1. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the build- 
ing, repairing and regulating of Gaols, Penitentiary Houses, 
Bridewells and Houses of Correction in England; Ordered, xxv. 
467. Presented, 482,r. Not proceeded in.———Again ordered ; 
LXxvi. 128. Presented, 145, p. Committed to a Select Com- 
mittee, 186. (Se@ Committees, 908.) Petition of Corporation of 
London, against, 198. (Pp. 198.) Referred to the Committee, 205. 
Bill relating to Prison Fees in Ireland; Committed to the same 
Committee, 225. Petition from Liverpool, against; Referred, 
363. Petition of George Williams respecting Lancaster Castle ; 
Referred, 416. Bill reported; further Consideration of Report 
put off for Three Months; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 
477. ‘ 

2. Toconsolidate and amend the Laws relating to the building, 
repairing and regulating of certain Gaols, Bridewells and Houses 
of Correction in England; Ordered, txxvu. 245. Presented, 
260. As amended, printed, 270. Petitions against; From, Cor- 
poration of Liverpool, 304, p. Corporation of London, Governors 
of Christ’s Hospital, &amp;c., 334. Henry Hunt, 452. Bill re-com- 
mitted, 365. Passed, 407. Not returned from the Lords——— 
Again ordered, xxvii. 87. Presented, 102. Agreed to by the 
Lords, with Amendments, 404. Amendments to be printed, 406. 
Agreed to, with Amendments, 470. Amendments agreed to by 
the Lords, 470. 


3. To amend the above Act; Ordered, txx1x. 65. Presented, 
76, P. Instruction to the Committee to divide the Bill into Two 
Bills; Report that the Committee had divided the Bill into Two 
Bills, 133. See infra, 4, 5. 

4. To amend Act to consolidate and amend the Laws relating 
to the building and regulating of Gaols and Houses of Correction 
in England and Wales; Reported ; as amended, printed; txx1x. 
133. Re-committed, 158. R. a. 202. 


rk. A. 471. 


5. To authorize Magistrates of small jurisdictions to contract 
with Justices having charge of County Gaols for the care of 
Prisoners ; Reported; as amended, printed; txxix. 133. Re- 
committed; as amended, printed; 164. Re-committed to a Select 
Committee, 284. (See Committees, 909.) Reported; as amended, 
printed ; 304. Petitions against; From, Sir John Cox Hippesley, 
327, Pp. Justices of Peace of Northallerton, 404, p. 
Merioneth, 446. Bill re-committed to a Committee of ihe whole 
House, 366. Reported; as amended, printed; 367. 
mitted ; as amended, printed; 432. 
to, 512. 

6. To authorize the advance of Money by the Commissioners 
for the Issue of Exchequer Bills for Public Works, for the build- 
ing, re-building, enlarging or repairing of Gaols in England ; 
Ordered, txxvi. 423. Presented, 424. Rr. a. 471. 


Justices of 


Re-com- 
Lords’ Amendments agreed 
R. A. 524. 


7. To authorize the Disposal of unnecessary Prisons in Eng- 
land; Ordered, uxxx1. 92. Presented, 97, Pr. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 175. nk. a. 226. 

8. For effecting greater Uniformity of Practice in the Govern- 
ment of the several Prisons in England and Wales, and for 


appointing Inspectors of Prisons in Great Britain; From the 
Lords, xc. 451. Read; printed; 469. Petition of the Gover- 


nors of Bridewell and St. Thomas’s Hospitals, against, 484. Bill, | 


as amended, printed, 523. 
Amendments, 562. 
RB. A. 590. 


Re-committed, 5650. Passed, with 
Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 590. 





9. For extending the Provisions of above Act; Ordered, xc. 


46. Presented; printed; 46. Order for Committee discharged; 
Bill withdrawn; 92. 


Ireland : 


10. To amend Act 50 Geo. III. c. 103, for repealing the several 
Laws relating to Prisons in Ireland, and for re-enacting such of 
the provisions as have been found useful; Ordered, txxv. 238, 
Not presented. 

11. To amend Act 50 Geo. III.,c. 103, relating to Prisons in 
Ireland ; Ordered, txxv1. 274. Presented, 330, Pp. rR. a. 467. 


12. To abolish the payment by Prisoners in Ireland of Gaol 
Fees and all other Fees relating to the commitment, continuance, 
trial or discharge of such Prisoners; Ordered, txxvi. 213. Pre- 
sented, 218, p. Committed to Select Committee on the Prison 
Laws Consolidation Bill, 225. (See Committees, 908.) Reported, 
and re-committed to a Committee of the whole House, 271. 
Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 369. Further consi- 
deration of Lords’ Amendments put off for Six Months, 406. 

Another Bill ordered, and presented, txxvi. 435. R. a. 492. 

13. Toamend the Laws relating to Prisons in Ireland; Or- 
dered, txxvu. 332. Presented, 345, p. Instruction to Com- 
mittee to make provision respecting the payment of Salaries to 
the Inspectors-General of Prisons, 382. R. a. 446. 


14. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Prisons 
in Ireland; Ordered, txxx. 172. Presented; printed; 207. 
Order for Committee discharged; Bill transmitted to Select 
Committee ; 366. (See Committees, 911.) Petitions against; 
From, Thomas Abbott, 403. William Ormsby, Marshal of the 
Town Court Marshalsea Prison, in Dublin; Referred,.434. Denis 
Phelan, 454, p. Physicians of Carlow; Referred, 462. Senatus 
Academicus of the University of Edinburgh, 468, p. Royal 
College of Physicians of Edinburgh, 475, p. Physicians of Cork, 
489,p. Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, 535, P. 
Not proceeded in.———Again ordered, txxx1. 97. Presented, 
108, Pp. Instruction to Committee on Bill to make provision for the 
Expenses of building, altering and enlarging Prisons in Ireland, 
203. Petitions against; From, Kinsale, 223, p. Royal College 
of Physicians, Edinburgh, 249, p. Senatus Academicus of Edin- 
burgh, 270, r. Senate and University of Glasgow, 278. William 
Ormsby, Marshal of the Four Courts, Dublin, 279. Physicians 
practising in the County of Roscommon, 309, ep. Physicians of 
Waterford, 327. Bill, as amended, printed, 226. Re-committed, 
304. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 389. R. a. 391. 


15. To authorize the Removal of Prisoners from the several 
Gaols in Ireland, in case of Epidemic Diseases ; Ordered; pre- 
sented; printed; Lxxxvu. 511. R. a. 550. 

16. For converting the Richmond General Penitentiary into 
one of the Prisons for the County of the City of Dublin, and to 
amend the Law relating to Prisons in Ireland ; Ordered, xct. 641. 
Presented; printed; 642. Rr. a. 800. 


Scotland : 


17. To amend the Laws relating to the building, enlarging and 
repairing Gaols in Scotland, and for regulating such Goals and ad- 
justing the mode of alimenting Prisoners confined therein; Ordered, 
Lxxxu. 301. Presented, 322, p. Committed to a Select Com- 
mittee, 354. (See Committees, 913.) Bill, as amended, printed ; 


458. Not proceeded in. 18. To 











GAOLS, BRIDEWELLS, &amp;c.—continued. 567 





cS 


I. Public Bills—continued. 
Scotland—continued. 


18. To amend the Laws relating to the building and enlarging 
Gaols in Scotland, and for adjusting the mode of maintaining Pri- 
soners confined therein; Ordered, txxx1v. 226. Presented, 230, p. 
Committed to a Select Committee, 277. (See Committees, 914.) 
Re-committed to a Committee of the whole House, 342. Com- 
mittee put off for Three Months, 350. 

Petitions against; From, Aberdeen, Magistrates and Town 
Council, xxxx1v. 257. Edinburgh, Incorporation of Goldsmiths ; 
Commissioners of Supply of the County of Lanark; 263, pr. Royal 
Burghs of Scotland in Convention assembled; Magistrates and 
Council of Annan; Magistrates and Town Council of Culross ; 
271. Dean of Guildry Incorporation of Perth, 276. Lord Pro- 
vost, &amp;c. of Perth; Convener of the Court of Perth; Deacon of 
the Wrights’ Incorporation of Perth; Provost, &amp;c. of Jedburgh ; 
282. Deacon of the Hammermen Incorporation of Perth; Pro- 
vost, &amp;c. of Inverness ; Magistrates, &amp;c. of Nairn; Provost, &amp;c. of 
Linlithgow ; Magistrates, &amp;c. of Selkirk ; 288. Provost, &amp;c. of 
Banff and of Elgin, 292. Merchants, Company of, Ayr, 293. 
Magistrates, &amp;c. of Wigtown, 300. Magistrates, &amp;c. of Aber- 
brothock ; Provost, &amp;c. of Montrose; Lord Provost, &amp;e. of 
Glasgow; 301. Provost of Inverkeithing, 310. Dean of Guild 
and Guildry of Stirling, 336, pr. Magistrates, &amp;c. of Brechin ; 
Magistrates, &amp;c. of Forres; 343. 


19. For directing Reports to be made respecting Gaols in 





Scotland; Ordered, txxx1v. 350. Presented, 350, rp. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 399. rR. a. 399. 


21. To alter and amend Acts; Referred, txxx. 58. Bill 
ordered, 116. Presented, 215. R. a. 441. 


Ayr: 


22. For building a Gaol; Referred, rxxvut. 48. Not pro- 
ceeded in. To alter and amend Act for erecting a new Gaol 
and Court House; Referred, rxx1x. 47. Another Petition re- 
ferred to the same Committee, 71. Billordered, 100. Presented, 


124. R. A. 300. 





Borough Compter :—See infra, 38. 


Cambridge : 


23. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for building a 
new Gaol; Referred, xxx. 256. Reported, and leave given, 263. 
Petition presented, and referred, 274. Report, that the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 292.——— Another Peti- 
tion; Referred, uxxx1. 40. Bill ordered, 59. Presented, 122. 
Petition against, 182. Further consideration of Report put off 
for Three Months, 230.——Another Petition ; Referred, rxxx11. 
158. Bill ordered, 180. Presented, 187. Petitions against, 317. 
440. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 588. R. a. 598, 


Coventry : 

24. For leave to present a Petition for building a new Gaol 
and House of Correction for that City; Referred, uxxvur. 159. 
Report; Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 165. 
Leave granted for Notices, 172. Bill ordered; Committee to 
report on Notices, and leave given to present the Bill on a 
certain day; 173. Bill presented, 190. Petition against, 290. 
R. A. 367. 


Cromarty :—See infra, 36. 
Dingwall :—See infra, 36. 


Dundee : 
25. For erecting and maintaining a Gaol, Court Houses and 


Public Offices; Referred, uxxxix. 45. Bill ordered, 65. Pre- | 


sented, 145. Petition for additional provision; Referred, 265. 
Reported, and Instruction accordingly, 270. Time enlarged for 
Report, 328. 360. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 465. RB. A. 
525. 


Edinburgh Bridewell : 

26. To alter and amend Act; Referred, uxxxu. 54. Report 
referred to Standing Order Committee, 87. Report, That Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 110. Petition tor leave to 
proceed with Bill, 188. Bill ordered, 189. Leave granted to 
give Notices, and Committee to report on Notices, 189. Pre- 
sented, 241. Petitions against, 298. 317. 339. 379. 460. 464. 
Petitions in favour, 375. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 539. 
Not proceeded in. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Scotland—continued. 

20. To improve Prisons and Prison Discipline in Scotland ; 
Ordered, xcu1. 259. Presented ; printed; 260. Committed to a 
Select Committee, 412. (See Committees, 915.) Reported ; as 
amended, printed ; 500. Not proceeded in. 

Petitions in favour; From, Aberdeen, Commissioners of Po- 
lice; Referred to the Select Committee on the Bill; xcu. 428. 
Aberdeen, Provost, Magistrates and Council; Referred, 428. 
Cupar Fife ; Referred, 485. Dingwall, 567. Edinburgh, Lord 
Provost, &amp;c.; Referred, 435. Fortrose; Referred, 471. In- 
verary, 580. Inverness, 384. Referred, 423. Linlithgow, 567. 
Nairnshire, Preses of a Meeting of Commissioners of Supply, 337. 
Referred, 423. Ross and Cromarty, Preses of a Meeting of He- 
ritors, &amp;c.; Referred, 428. Scotland, Directors of the Society 
for the Improvement of Prison Discipline in, 512. 

Petitions against; From, Aberdeen, xcu. 405. Referred to 
the Select Committee on the Bill, 423. Ayr, Commissioners of 
Supply, 615. Ayr, Landowners, 615. Berwick, North; Referred, 
463. Caithness, 405. Referred, 423. Fife, Chairman of a Meeting ; 
Referred, 487. Kincardine, Preses ofa Meeting, 410. Referred, 423. 
Kirkaldy ; Referred, 463. Lanark, Commissioners for building a 
Bridewell for the County of, and City of Glasgow ; Referred, 476. 
Paisley, 380. Referred, 423. Wigtown; Referred, 435. 

Petitions for exempting certain Places from the Enactments of 
the Bill; From, Kirkwall; Referred to the Select Committee on 
the Bill, xcu. 440. Port Glasgow; Referred, 448. 


II. Petitions for Private Bills, and Proceedings thereon : 
Aberdeen : 


Elgin and Forres : 

27. For erecting new Court Houses and Gaols within the said 
Burgh of Elgin and Forres ; Referred, rxxx1x. 42. Bill ordered, 
137. Time enlarged for presenting Bill, 150. Bill presented, 
179. Committed, 338. Time enlarged for Report, 329. 368. 398. 


R. A. 525. 
Ely, Isle of :—See infra, 41. 


Essex : 

28. For building an additional Prison; Referred, txxvi. 47. 
Bill ordered, 95. Presented, 105. Re-committed, 277. np. a. 
425,—&lt;———-For enabling the Justices of the Peace to raise Money 
for defraying certain Expenses incurred under the Act; Referred, 
Lxxxu. 147. Bill ordered, 180. Presented, 203. Rr. a. 377. 


Fleet Prison : 
29. For the Removal thereof; Referred, rxxxv. 30. Reported; 
Bill ordered ; 40. Not presented. 


Forres :—See supra, 27. 
Fortrose :—See infra, 36. 
Glasgow City :—See infra, 32. 


Haverfordwest: - 

30. For converting the same into a Lunatic Asylum, &amp;c.; 
Lxxvu. 51. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table; 112. Re- 
port read again; Leave for Notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to 
report on Notices; 115. Bill presented, 119. Petition for enlarg- 
ing the time for receiving Report; Time enlarged; 293. R. a. 
367. 


Inverness Gaol and Court House : 
31. For erecting and maintaining; Referred, txxxvi. 102. 
Bill ordered, 211. Presented, 222. Time enlarged for Report, 
341. 370. R. A. 461. 


Lanarkshire : 








32. For erecting a Bridewell for that Shire, and the City cf 
Glasgow; Referred, txxv. 149. Bill ordered, 205. Presented, 
248. Re-committed; Committee to sit, and report on a certain 
day; 401. Rr. 4. 456.———To explain and amend Act; Referred, 
txxvi. 38. Bill ordered, 106. Not presented.———For erecting 
a Bridewell for that County and City ; Referred, uxxvu. 54. Bill 
ordered, 115. Presented, 119. Petition against; Referred, and 
Coansel ordered, 199. Time enlarged for Report, 207. 286. x. a. 
292.———5sTo amend Act; Referred, txxrx. 46. Bill ordered, 
176. Presented, 194. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 296. 341. 355. Voices given, 355. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 524. nR. a. 525. ————For erecting and maintaining a 
Gaol, &amp;c. for the Upper and Middle Wards; Referred, LEXXVIII. 
103. Bill ordered, 199. Presented, 208. R. a. 581. 


Lincoln 


GAOLS——GAS LIGHTS. 








II. Petitions for Private Bills, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Lincoln County :—See infra, 41. 


Newcastle-upon-Tyne : 
33. Jor building a new Gaol and House of Correction; Re- 
ferred, uxxvu. 45. Bill ordered, 103. Presented, 116. Time 
enlarged for Report, 211. R. a. 292. 


Norfolk : 

34. For building an additional Gaol and House of Correc- 
tion; Referred, txxvu. 24. Reported; Report to lie upon the 
Table; 41. Report read; Leave granted to give Notices; Bill 
ordered; Committee to report on Notices; 48. Presented, 54. 
Petition against, 97. .a. 172. See also infra, 41. 


Northumberland : 
35. For building a Gaol; Referred, txxv1. 23. Bill ordered, 
104. Presented, 109. Lords’ Amendment to, 192. Rr. a. 200. 


Pembroke Gaol :—See supra, 30. 
Richmond Penitentiary :-—See supra, 16. 


Ross-shire : 

36. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for erecting Gaols 
and Court Houses in the Burghs of Dingwall, Tain, Fortrose and 
Cromarty; Referred, xc. 194. Reported; Leave given; Petition 
referred; 209. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 
221. Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed 
with, 233, 


Sandwich : 

37. For vesting the appointment of the Bailiff or Verger of 
Sandwich in the Mayor and Jurats of the said Town and Port, 
and for transferring the Gaol to the said Mayor and Jurats, and 
for building and maintaining a new Gaol; [King’s Consent sig- 
nified]; Petition referred; txxxiv. 56. Report referred to Stand- 
ing Order Committee, 80. Report, that Standing Orders ought 
not to be dispensed with, 97. Petition for leave to proceed, 149. 
Bill ordered, 164. Presented, 232. Petitions against, 262. 287. 
291. R.A. 354. 





Southwark : 

38. For the Removal of the Prisoners therefrom to Newgate 
and the Prisons of London; Referred, uxxx. 39. Bill ordered, 
98. Presented, 178. Petitions against, 230. 336. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Sussex : 

39. For constituting the Houses of Correction at Lewes and 
Petworth Common Gaols as well as Houses of Correction for the 
County, and altogether discontinuing and abandoning the Common 
Gaol at Horsham ; Referred, xc1.51. Not proceeded in. 


Tain :—See supra, 36. 


Westminster : 

40. For building a new Gaol for the City and Liberty of 
Westminster; Referred, txxx1. 58. Bill ordered, 150. Pre. 
sented, 156. Petition against, 262. Rr. a. 325.— —To amend 
Act to authorize the erection of a new Bridewell; Referred, 
LXxxiI. 213. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 
279. Report, that Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 
306. 


Wisbech Gaol and Court House : 


41. For building a new Gaol and House of Correction, and a 
new Sessions House or Court House, for the Isle of Ely, and for 
certain parts of the adjoining Counties of Norfolk and Lincoln; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, 
xcu. 52. Not proceeded in. Petition from Wisbech in favour 
of the application, 121, 


See Accounts and Papers, 2841. 2861. 4797.4805. Ad- 
dresses, 995-1012. Committees, 524. 526. 905. 915. 1125. 
1136. 1382. Petitions, 1019. Letters. 














Gardens: Bills relative to: 

1. To make further provision for the protection of Property 
in Orchards, Gardens and Nursery Grounds; From the Lords, 
Lxxx. 272. Read, 281, p. As amended, printed; 595. Re- 
committed; as amended, printed; 607. Passed, with Amend- 





Gardens: Bills relative to—continued. 
ments, 618. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 623. R. a. 
627. 
2. To amend the Law in respect to the offence of stealing 
from Gardens and Hothouses; Ordered, txxx1. 298. Presented; 
printed ; 304. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 387. Rr. a. 391. 











Gas Lights. 








I. Public Bills relative to Gas Light Establishments; 1, 2. 
II. Petitions for Private Bills, and Bills from the Lords, and Pro- 


ceedings thereon ; 3—116. 





I. Publie Bills: 


1. To prevent Washings, arising in the making of Gas, from 
being conveyed into any River; Ordered, and presented, txxvit. 
372,P. Petition of Preston Gas Light Company against, 436. 
Bill re-committed, 456. Reported; Day appointed for further 
considering Report; 457. Not proceeded in. 





2. For the regulation of all Gas Light Establishments in the 
Metropolis and the Vicinity thereof; Ordered, txxvut. 336. 
Presented, 368, rp. Petitions of William Jones and William 
Martin, and of the South London Gas Light and Coke Company, 
against; Referred; 401. Second Reading put off for Three 
Months, 457. 


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Aberdeen : 


All Saints, Poplar :—See infra, 89. 
Alnwick :—See Pavings, 14. h 


Ashton-under-Lyne : 


Barnsley : 


Bath : 


Belfast: 


Berry and Paterson’s Patent :—See infra, 86. 


Birmingham : 


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thereon : 


3. Referred, rxx1x. 56. Not proceeded in. 


4. For lighting with Gas, and supplying that Town with 
Water; Referred, txxx. 12. Bill ordered, 47. Presented, 66. 
R. A. 441. 


5. For leave to present a Petition; Referred, txxvi. 156. 
Report; Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 183. 
Bill ordered, 189. Presented,215. Passed, 263. Not returned 
from the Lords. Committee appointed to inspect Lords’ Journals, 
284. Report to lie on the Table, 290. Report on Petition for 
Bill, read; Another Bill ordered; presented; 290. rR. a. 384. 
See Pavings, 21. 


6. For better supplying and lighting that City with Gas; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, 
xcu. 56. Bill ordered, 159. Presented, 193. Petitions in favour, 
299. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 299. 
415. 421. 423. 427. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 
436. Billpassed, 468. Not returned from the Lords. 


7. Referred, rxxvi. 54. Bill ordered, 153. Presented, 161. 
Petition against, 252. 263. Voices given, 260. Petition in favour, 
267. R. A. 334..—————To amend an Act for lighting that Town 
and Suburbs with Gas; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills, xc. 60. Bill ordered, 159. Pre- 
sented, 177. Not proceeded in. 


8. For leave to present a Petition; Referred, txx1x. 308. 
Report; Leave given; Petition presented, and referred, 317. 
Petition against, 319. Report to lie on the Table, 323. Petition 
in favour, 329. Report read; Motion, That leave be granted for 
Notices, withdrawn, 329. Not proceeded in.———For establish- 
ing an additional Company; Referred, txxx. 15. Bill ordered, 
21. Presented, 28. Petitions in favour, 37. Petitions against, 
45. 68. 117. 162. 178. Voices given, 168. Power to Committee 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 189. R. a. 441. 
For better supplying with Gas that Town, and Parishes adjoining 
thereto; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills, xcrr. 21. Bill ordered, 38. Presented, 43. Petitions in 
favour, 98. 240. 267. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 98. 100. 247. 267. 286. 298. Power to Committee to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records, 225. Reported; Report 
to lie on the Table, 391. Not proceeded in.——(No. 2.); Re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, 
xcu. 60. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 171. 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 
182. 

Bolton, Great and Little: 

9. Referred, txxv. 136. Bill ordered, 157. Presented, 178. 

R. A. 423, 


Boston : 
10. Referred, txxx. 54. Bill ordered, 210. Presented, 223. 

R. A. 3599. 
Bradford : 
11. Referred, txxvu. 11. Bill ordered, 69. Presented, 72. 

R. A. 172. 


Brentford : 





12. Referred, txxvi. 44. Bill ordered, 70. Presented, 135. 


R. A. 384, 


Bridgewater : 


13. Referred, uxxxrx. 28. Bill ordered, 73. Presented, 85. 


R. A. 321, 


Brighton : 


14. To enlarge and amend Powers of Act; Referred, rxxvutt. 
21. Report to lie on the Table, 36. Leave granted for Notices ; 
Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 45. Presented, 
135. Time enlarged for Report, 283.298. Petition against, 302. 
R. A. 400.———- For lighting that Town with Gas; Referred, 


EXXx11. 146. Not proceeded in. 


II. Petitions for Private Bills, and Bilis from the Lords, and Proceedings 


Bristol : 

15. To enlarge the Powers of Act; Referred, uxxvi. 32. 
Bill ordered, 63. Presented, 70. Rr. a. 200.— —For lighting 
that City with Oil Gas; Referred, txxvuy. 39. Bill ordered, 83. 
Presented, 101. Petitions against, 189. ¥99. Voices given, 213. 
Petitions in favour, 231. 263. Time enlarged for Report, 276. 
303. R. a. 400. 


Bristol and Clifton Oil Gas: 


16. For altering, amending and enlarging Act; Referred, 
xci. 22. Billordered, 41. Presented, 128. R. a. 281. 


British Gas Light Company : 

17. For leave to present a Petition for granting them certain 
Powers and Authorities; Referred, txx1x. 311. Report; Leave 
given; Petition presented, and referred; 317. Report to lie on 
the Table, 326. Bill ordered, 331. Presented, 341. Petitions 
against, 363. 380. 384. 435. 459. 465.469. Time enlarged for 
Committee to report, 402. Billreported, 435. Not proceeded in. 
———tTo enable the said Company to sue and be sued ; Referred, 
Ltxxx.89. Billordered,188. Presented, 225. Petitions against, 
240. 242. 296. 321, 322, 323. 343. 378. 389. 409. Committed, 
239. Voices given, 242. Not proceeded in—-——Another Pe- 
tition; Referred, txxx1v. 63. Bill ordered, 136. Presented, 140. 
Petitions against, 212. 223. 248. 288. 302. Bill reported, and 
withdrawn; Another Bill ordered, 261. Presented, 269. Pe- 
titions against, 279.. rn. a. 400. 


Brixton :—See infra, 55. 
Broadstairs :—See infra, 75. 
Bromley :—~See Pavinys, 43. 


Burnley : 
18. Referred, uxxx1. 23. Bill ordered, 114. Presented, 118. 


gn. 4. 227. 


Bury (Lancaster) : 
19. Referred, rxxxm1.52. Billordered,104. Presented, 108. 
R. A. 244, 


Camberwell :—See infra, 55. 


Cambridge : 
20. Referred, rxxx1x.11. Bill ordered, 16. Presented, 18. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 210. R. a. 320. 


Camden Town :—See Pavings, 49. 


Canterbury : 
21. Referred, txxvu. 45. Bill ordered, 67. Presented, 104. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 255. R.A. 267. 


Cardiff : 
22. For lighting that Town with Gas; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu.38. Billordered, 
165. Presented, 175. R.A. 337. 


Chatham :—See infra, 97. 


Chesterfield : 

23. Referred, txxvin. 45. Report to lie on the Table, 66. 
Leave for Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on 
Notices; 70. Bill presented, 161. Not proceeded in.——— 
Another Petition; Referred, txxx. 56. Bill ordered, 106. Order 
for Bill read and discharged; Another Bill ordered ; presented ; 
188. R.A. 44]. See Waterworks, 15. 


Chorlton Row :—See Pavings, 58. 
Clapham :—See infra, 55. 
Clifton :— See Pavings, 62. 
Clifton Oil Gas : —See supra, 16. 


Compressed Gas : 

24. For leave to present a Petition to establish a Company for 
supplying Compressed Gas; Referred, txxix. 170. Report; 
Leave given ; Petition presented and referred ; 176. Bill ordered, 
183. Order for Bill discharged; Another Bill ordered; pre- 
sented ; 270. Petitions against, 302. 317. 324.330. Committed, 
290. Voices given, 302. Not proceeded in. 


Congleton : 
25. Referred, txxxviu. 12. Bill ordered, 28. Presented, 40. 
R. A. 238, 





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Continental Gas :—See infra, 52. 


Coventry Gas Light Company : 
26. For incorporating ; Referred, rxxv1. 34. Report to lie on 
the Table, 65. Bill ordered, 72. Presented, 130. nk. a. 309. 


Crossley’s Gas Apparatus Patent: 

27. Referred, uxxx1v. 27. Report referred to Standing Order 
Committee, 88. Report; Party to proceed; 108. Bill ordered, 
111. Presented, 125. Committed, 180. Petitions against, 206. 
210, 211. 217. 226, 242. 248. 275. 366. Not proceeded in. 


Darlington :--See Parings, 67. 
Deptford :—See infra, 44. 
Derby : 


28. Referred, txxv. 130. 
rk. A. 341. 


Bill ordered, 136. Presented, 149. 


Devizes :—See Pavings, 69. 


Dover: 

29. For leave to present a Petition; Referred, txxvi. 74. 
Report; Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 95. 
Bill ordered, 107. Leave given to present Bill on a certain day, 
117. Bill presented, 135. nk. a. 267. 


Dublin : 

30. For lighting that City and Suburbs with Gas; Referred, 
txxv. 141. Billordered, 223. Presented,234. Petitions against, 
317.342. R.a. 423.———Toamend and enlarge Powers of Act ; 
Referred, txxx. 30. Bill ordered, 147. Presented, 237. Com- 
mitted, 335. Not proceeded in.——— For better lighting that 
City with Gas; Referred, uxxvir. 35. Bill ordered, 56. Pre- 
sented, 63. Petitions against, 211. 230. Petition in favour, 261. 
Voices given, 264. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 274. 
R. A. 334..————-To enable the Company to raise more Money ; 
Referred, txxvitt. 45. Report to lie on the Table, 123. Leave 
for Notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 137. 
Bill presented, 153. Time enlarged for Report, 303. k. a. 400. 

For lighting the City and Environs with Oil Gas; Referred, 
ixx1x. 10. Bill ordered, 18. Presented, 88. Petitions against, 
221, 228. Voices given, 221. R. a. 300. For establishing 
a Company for lighting the City with Gas; Referred, txxx1. 68. 
Not proceeded in.———For altering and amending 5 Geo. IV.; 
Referred, xc. 28. Bill ordered, 79. Presented, 120. Petitions 
against, 132. 136. 198.217. R. a. 347. 


Dudley Gas Light Company : | 
31. For incorporating; Referred, txxvi. 44. Bill ordered, 
69. Presented, 136. Rr. a. 384. 


Dundee : 

32. Referred, rxxx1v. 57. Bill ordered, 97. Presented, 137. 
Committed, 176. Petitions against, 233. Jot proceeded in. 
———(No.1.) For incorporating the Dundee Gas Light Com- 
pany, and for better lighting Dundee with Gas; Referred, rxxxv. 
51. Bill ordered 93. Presented, 144. kr. a. 355. (No. 2.) 
For establishing a Company for lighting that Town with Gas ; 
Referred, txxxv. 57. Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 151. Pe- 
tition in favour, 247. Two Petitions against, 322. Power to 
Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 345. Not 
proceeded in. See Pavings, 79. 


Eccleston :—See infra, 91. 


Edinburgh : 
33. Referred, rxx1x. 12. Leave granted to give Notices; 
Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 18. Presented, 
184. Rn. 4.427. See Pavings, 81-83. 


Edinburgh Oil Gas: 

34. Toalter and amend Act; Referred, txxxu. 147. 
tions respecting the Standing Orders, 237. 
Presented, 243. Petitions against, 308. Petitions for a Com- 
mittee of Appeal, 477, p. Report further considered ; Second 
Reading of Amendments put off for Three Months; 514.———_ 
To amend Act; Referred, txxx11. 48. Bill ordered, 149. Not 
proceeded in. 


Peti- 
Bill ordered, 238. 


Edinburgh Gas Light Company: 
35. Referred, rxxxiv.7. Bill ordered, 13. 
Petitions against, 46. n. a. 158. 


Edinburgh and Leith: 
36. Referred, txxxiv. 46. Bill ordered, 79. 
Petitions against, 130. 139. 151. 
mitted, 94. Not proceeded in. 


Presented, 15. 


Presented, 83. 
Petitions in favour, 149. Com- 





Exeter: 


37. For altering and amending 56 Geo. III.; Referred, xcr. 7, 
Bill ordered, 22. Presented, 33. r. a. 391. 


Exeter Commercial : 
38. For lighting with Gas the City of Exeter; Referred, xcr. 7, 
Report re-committed to the former Committee, 22. Bill or- 
dered, 27. Presented, 33. rR. a. 231. 


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Gas Light and Coke Company : 

39. To enlarge their Powers and to amend Acts; Referred, 
Lxxvil. 29. Leave granted to give Notices; Bill ordered; Com- 
mittee to report on Notices; 58. Petitions against, 163. 213. 356. 
Presented, 153. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 411. R. a. 433, 

To enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred, txxx1. 69. Not 
proceeded in. ——— For enlarging, amending and explaining 
Acts; Referred, uxxxi. 50. Not proceeded in.—— Referred, 
utxxxiv. 48. Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 139. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


General Gas Company : 


40. For granting them certain Powers; Referred, txxrx. 18, 
Report to lie on the Table,73. Report read and re-committed, 79, 
Bill ordered, 96. Order for Bill discharged; Another Bill 
ordered ; presented; 143. Petitions against, 203. 281. Bill 
passed, 328. Not returned from the Lords.— Another Peti- 
tion; Referred, txxx. 74. Not proceeded in. 


George, St., in the East :—See infra, 93. 


Glasgow Gas Light Company : 

41. For better lighting the City and Suburbs of Glasgow, 
and places adjacent, by means of Inflammable Air, and for other 
purposes relating thereto; Referred, rxxv. 142. Bill ordered, 
201. Presented, 223. Petitions against, 272. 278. 306. Peti- 
tions in favour, 272. 311. Voices given, 285. Time enlarged for 
Report, 317. Not proceeded in.——To enable them to raise a 
further Sum; Referred, txxvf1. 37. Bill ordered, 45. Pre- 
sented, 59. Passed, 160. Not returned from the Lords. Com- 
mittee appointed to inspect Lords’ Journals, 231. Report, 236, 
Report on Petition for Billagain read, and another Bill ordered, 
236. Presented, 240. r. a. 367.———Another Petition; Re- 
ferred, 1xxx. 15. Bill ordered, 20. Presented, 28. Petition 
against,116. R. a. 359.———Another Petition; Referred, rxxx1. 
59. Bill ordered, 94. Presented, 100. Rr. a, 227. 


Glasgow Oil and Gas Light : 
42. Referred, uxxx. 45. Report referred to Standing Or- 


der Committee, 110. Report, that the Standing Orders ought 
not to be dispensed with, 148. 


Gloucester Gas Light Company : 


43. For incorporating; Referred, txxv. 113. 


Bill ordered, 
136. Presented, 149. rR. a. 341. For better lighting 
the City of Gloucester and its Suburbs with Gas, and for 
enlarging the Capital of the Gloucester Gas Light Company; 
Referred, uxxxix. 36. Bill ordered, 141. Presented, 146. 
Instruction to Committee to divide the Bill into two Bills, 287. 
Reported, 322. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 368. Rr. a. 399. 
———For lighting the Suburbs of the City of Gloucester with 
Gas ; Reported, rxxx1x. 322. Rr. a. 399. 


Greenwich and Deptford : 

44. For leave to present a Petition; Referred, txxrx. 192. 
Report; Leave given; Petition presented and referred; 208. 
Report to lie on the Table, 215. Leave granted for Notices; Bill 
ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; Leave granted to pre- 
sent Bill; 220. Presented, 251. Committed, 270 Petition 
against, 330. Not proceeded in. 

Halifax : 
45. Referred, rxxvu.34. Bill ordered, 83. Presented, 88. 


Petition against, 118. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 203. R. A. 
267. 


Hammersmith :—See supra, 12. 
Hanley and Shelton :—See Pavings, 102. 
Hayfield : — See infra, 78. 


Helen’s, St.: 
46. Referred, txxxvu. 73. 
R. A. 219. 


Hereford : 


47. Referred, txx1x. 46. Leave granted to give Notices; 
Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 102. Bill pre- 
sented, 120. Petition against, 158. R. a. 427. 


Bill ordered, 81. Presented, 95. 


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Heywood : 5 
48. For lighting with Gas; Referred, uxxx1. 18. Bill 
ordered, 79. Presented, 84. R. a. 227. 


Hibernian Gas Light Company : 
49. To amend and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, rxxx. 
30. Bill ordered, 147. Presented, 237. Committed,335. Not 
rocecded in.———Petition for leave to present a Petition. for a 
Bill; Referred, uxxx1. 205. Leave given, 210. Petition pre- 
sented and referred, 211. Not proceeded in.n———Another Peti- 
tion; Referred, rxxxiv. 48. Bill ordered, 114. Presented, 129. 
Petitions against, 186. 217, 218. R. a. 297. 


Hinckley : 
50. Referred, xxxx. 85. Report referred to Standing Order 
Committee, 114. Report, That Standing Orders ought not to be 
dispensed with, 148. 


Hurdsfield :—See infra, 71. 
Imperial Gas Light and Coke Company : 


51. To amend and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, rxxvi11. 
58. Bill ordered, 138. Presented, 157. Petitions against, 178. 
181. 307. Voices, 181. Rr. a. 400.——-To alter and amend 
Acts; Referred, xxx1x. 73. Not proceeded in. For establish- 
ing an additional Company for lighting the Metropolis with Gas; 
Referred, xxx. 92. Bill ordered, 189. Not proceeded in. 

To alter and enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred, txxx1.75. Not 
proceeded in.———For altering and amending Powers of Act; 
Referred, uxxx11. 221. Not proceeded in———To amend Acts ; 
Referred, txxx1. 6. Bill ordered, 10. Presented, 13. Petition 
against, 51. 79. 86. Bill reported; Further consideration of Re- 
port put off for Six Months; 99.-———Another Petition; Re- 
. ferred, txxxiv. 44. Bill ordered, 123. Presented, 129. Peti- 
tions against, 185. R. a. 221. See infra, 76. 








Imperial Continental Gas Association : 





52. To enable them to sue and be sued; Referred, rxxx. 33. 
Bill ordered, 39. Presented, 61. Passed, 208. Not returned 
from the Lords. 
for granting certain Powers to the said Association; Referred, 
Lxxxvill. 150. Reported; Leave given; 161. 
and referred, 166. Bill ordered, 194. Presented, 208. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 456, Rr. a. 470. To alter, amend 
and enlarge Powers of above Act; Referred, xc1 59. Bill 
ordered, 89. Presented, 117. R. a. 437. 








Independent Gas Light and Coke Company : 

53. For forming the Proprietors into a Joint Stock Company ; 
Referred, txxxu1. 50. Report referred to Standing Order Com- 
mittee, 81. Petition against application, 86. Report, that Stand- 
ing Orders ought not to be dispensed with as regards Parishes in 
London ; but Parties to proceed as regards Parishes in Middle- 
sex; 90. Another Petition; Referred, rxxx1v. 70. Bill 
ordered, 119. Presented, 138. Petitions in favour, 181. 248. 
287. Petitions against, 223. 232. 248. Rr. a. 372. 





Ipswich : 
54. Referred, txxvi. 44. 
Petition against, 291. 


Bill ordered, 113. 
R. A. 384, 


Presented, 118. 


Kennington, Brixton, Camberwell and Clapham : 

55. Referred, txx1x. 46. Report to lie on the Table, 75. 
Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to Report 
on Notices; 90. Bill presented, 148. Petitions against, 173. 
Voices given, 179. Not proceeded in. 

Kensington &gt;—See supra, 12. 
Kent :—See ixfra, 77. 


Kingston-upon-Hull : 
56. Referred, txxvi. 49. 


Report re-committed, 67. 
R. A. 281. 


Report to lie on the Table, 63. 
Bill ordered, 75. Presented, 136. 


Knowsley :—See infra, 91. 


Lambeth Gas Light Company : 

57. To incorporate the same; Referred, uxxvi. 57. Bill 
ordered, 67, Presented, 105. Petition against, 118. Petitions 
for Provision; Referred, 130. Report to lie on the Table, 146. 
Read, and Instruction accordingly, 150. Voices given, 176. 


Passed, 276. Not returned Jrom the Lords. Committee ap- 


Pointed to inspect Lords’ Journals, 284. Report to lie on the 
Table, 290. Report on Petition for Bill read; another Bill 
ordered ; 351. Not presented. 


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Petition presented, | 


Lancaster :—See Pavings, 125. 
Leeds: 


58. Referred, txxtx. 52. Report to lie on the Table, 75. 
Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on 
Notices; 80. Order for Bill discharged ; another Bill ordered ; 
130. Presented, 194. R. a. 458.———To repeal Act; Referred, 
Lxxxvitl. 106. Not proceeded in.———For dissolving the Cor- 
poration of the Leeds Oil Gas Light Company, and for vesting 
the Estate and Effects of the Company in Trustees, to be sold for 
the benefit of the Parties interested therein, and for settling and 
finally adjusting the Company’s concerns; From the Lords, 
Lxxxvil. 439. Read, 448. pr. a. 5831.———For lighting the 
said Town and Neighbourhood with Gas; Referred, txxx1x. 25. 
Bill ordered, 89. Presented, 103. Petitions in favour, 189. 
Petitions against, 179. 186. 189. 198. Committed, 123. Power 
to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 152. 
Bill reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 219. Not proceeded 
in.——For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for better sup- 
plying the said Town with Gas; Referred, xc. 35. Bill ordered, 
50. Presented, 60. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 227. 338. Petitions in favour, 332. Power to send for 

Persons, Papers and Records, 247. Time enlarged for Report, 
348. Leave given to print the Evidence at the expense of 
Parties, 371. mR. a. 474. 


Leicester : 
59. Referred, rxxvi. 13. Bill ordered, 43. Presented, 57. 
R. A. 200.———Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills; xcu. 40. Bill ordered, 87. Presented, 112. 
Petitions in favour, 240. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 
240. 
Leith : 
60. Referred, txxvu. 39. Bill ordered, 43. 
Petition against, 192. nr. a. 267. 


Leith Gas Light Company : 


61. Referred, rxxx1v. 72. 


Presented, 115. 
See supra, 36. 


Not proceeded in. 


For leave to present a Petition for a Bill | Lincoln: 


62. Referred, txxx1u. 32. Bill ordered, 116. Order of Leave 
discharged; Another Bill ordered; 167. Presented, 175. 
333. 


R. A. 


Liverpool : 

63. Referred, txxviu1. 13. Report to lie on the Table, 18. 
Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on 
Notices; 22. Bill presented, 71. Petition against, 131. Time 
enlarged for Report, 281. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 317. 
R. A. 384.———-To alter and amend Act 4 Geo. IV.; Referred, 
txxx1x. 14, Bill ordered, 21. Presented, 25. Petitions against, 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 61. Power to Committee to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records, 61. R. a. 165. 


Llanelly : 
64. For better lighting with Gas; Referred, xc. 60. Bill 
ordered, 143. Presented, 149. Rr. a. 334. 


London and Westminster : 

65. For leave to present a Petition for establishing a Company 
for lighting the Cities of London and Westminster with Oil Gas; 
Referred, txx1x. 165. Report; Leave given; Petition presented, 
and referred ; 183. Petitions against, 194. 280. 302, 317. 325. 
Petitions in favour, 251. 279. 288. 308. 332. 337. 346. 356. 372. 
380. Petition for Bill reported; Report to lie on the Table; 
204. Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to 
report on Notices; Leave given to present Bill; 209. Bill com- 
mitted, 280. Voices given, 302. Time enlarged for Report, 401. 
Minutes of Evidence ordered, 515. Presented, and to be printed 
at the Expense of the Parties, if they think fit; 521. Not pro- 
ceeded in.———For establishing a Company for lighting those 
Cities with Gas; Referred, txxx. 21. Bill ordered, 39. Pre- 
sented, 64. Petitions against, 101. 108, 149. 163. 179. 182. 192. 
198. 212. Minutes of Evidence taken in the last Session; Re- 
ferred, 135. Voices given; Power to Committee to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records; 198. Time enlarged for Report, 
464. Bill reported; Report to lie on the Table; 479. Petition 
complaining of the Committee on the Bill; 479. Not proceeded 
in. See infra, 83. 


London Portable Gas: 


66. For better regulating a Company, to be incorporated by 
Charter; Referred, txxx. 74. Bill ordered, 178. Presented, 
230. Petitions against, 343. 412, 425. 432. Voices given, 432. 
Time enlarged for Report, 460. Passed, 535. Not returned from 








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IJ. Petitions for Private Bills, and Bills from the Lords, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


London, East, Gas: 

67. For establishing a Company for better lighting the Dis- 
trict and Neighbourhood with Gas; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 48. Petition, complain- 
ing of non-compliance with the Standing Orders; Referred, 83. 
Petition, praying the House to dispense with certain of the Standing 
Orders, which were not complied with through misapprehension, 
94. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 90. Report, 
That ‘the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 93. 


London, South : 
68. To incorporate that Company; Referred, Lxxvt. 60. 
ordered, 119. Presented, 135. Petition against, 154. 
R. A. 310. See infra, 77. 


Bill 
Voices 
given, 175. 


Londonderry : 
69. Referred, txxvin. 54. For leave to present a Peti- 
tion; Referred, txx1x. 273. Report; Leave given; Petition pre- 


sented; Referred ; 286. Report to lie on the Table, 289. Leave 


granted for Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on | 


Notices ; 295. 
525. 
Louth : 
70. Bill for establishing a Company for lighting that Town 
with Gas; Referred, txxx. 54. 
Bill; Ordered, txxx. 139. 


Bill presented, 318. Petition against, 469. R. a. 


Not proceeded in. Another 


Presented, 223. 
Macclesfield, Sutton and Hurdsfield : 
Bill ordered, 34. 
R. A. 198. 


R. A. 519. 


71. Referred, txxx1. 23. 
Petition against, 127. 


Maidstone: 
972. Referred, txxvi. 18. 


Presented, 45. 


Report to lie on the Table, 39, 
Leave granted to give Notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to report 
on Notices; 47. Bill presented, 114. Rr. a. 334. 

Manchester : 

73. Referred, 


Petitions against, 22. 


txx1x. 6. Bill ordered, 11. Presented, 14. 
54. 81. 95. 110. 119. 153. 160. 210 
Petitions in favour, 81. 153. 160. Voices given, 54. 
Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 87. Petition 
of William Walker, Solicitor, complaining of Evidence given 


999 


before the Committee; Motion for bringing it up, withdrawn; 
229. House informed that the Committee had adjourned without 
appointing any day for their meeting; Motion, That the Com- 
mittee do sit and proceed, notwithstanding such Adjournment ; 


Question Neg. thereupon; 229. Entry in Journal read; Motion 


for laying before the House the Minutes of Evidence; Question | 


Neg. thereupon; 266. Another Petition; Referred, Lxx1x. 
69. Report to lie on the Table, 263. Report read; Leave granted 
to give Notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices ; 
Petition for leave to present the Bill; Leave given accordingly ; 
272. Bill presented, 294. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 480. 
503.———For raising further Monies for supplying that 
Town with Gas ; Referred, uxxxv1. 216. Bill ordered, 241. Pre- 
R. A. 377.———For leave to present a Petition for 


R. A. 


sented, 241. 
sill to alter and amend several Acts for lighting that Town with 
Gas; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills; xcr1. 380. Reported; Leave given; Petition presented, and 
referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; 
387. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 415. Report; 
Parties to proceed on giving Notices, &amp;c., 422. Bill ordered, 463. 
Presented, 469. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 600. R. 4, 623. 
See Pavings, 145. 


Mansfield : 


74. Bill reported; Report to lie on the Table; txxvin. 283, 
Report further considered; Amendments agreed to; Bill to be 
ingrossed; 291. 


R. A. 400. See also Pavings, 148. 


Margate : 
75. For lighting with Gas the Towns of Margate, Ramsgate 
and Broadstairs; Referred, uxxix. 36. 70. Bill ordered, 119. 


Presented, 153. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 371. rR. a. 427. 


Metropolis : 
76. For establishing an additional Company for lighting the 
same with Gas; Referred, txxv1. 48. Bill ordered, 150. 
409. 
Petition to revive Committee, referred, 300. Report to lie on the 
Table, 304. Petitions in favour, 311. 316. 335. Committee 
revived, 322. Time enlarged for Report, 337. 350. 378. Bill 
reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 362. Bill re-committed, 
372. 
Records, 386. 
See supra, 2. 51. 


sented, 150. Petitions against, 263. 


Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 442. rR. a. 467. 





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Pre- | 


Voices given, 263. | 


Power to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and | 


Metropolis, South : 

77. For lighting with Gas certain Roads and Places in the 
Counties of Surrey and Kent; Referred, txxxvir. 122. Not pro- 
ceeded in. Another Petition; Referred, txxxvim. 105. Not 
reported. See supra, 68. 


New Mills and Hayfield: 
78. For lighting with Gas the Towns or Villages of New 
Mills and Hayfield, and the Neighbourhood; Referred, xcx. 59, 
Bill ordered, 97. Presented, 153. 
and Counsel ordered, 257. 277 


Petitions against, referred, 


277. RA 39. 


Newport (Hants) : 
79. Referred, rxxvt. 50. 
Committed, 157. rR. a. 384. 


Bill ordered, 125. Presented, 136, 


Newport (Monmouth) : 
80. For lighting and watching that Town; Referred, xxix, 
34. Not proceeded in. 


Northampton : 
81. For establishing a Company for lighting with Gas that 
Town; Referred, txxvu1. 9. Bill ordered,17. Presented, 163. 
R. A. 400. : 


Norwich : 

82. Referred, txxv. 135. Reported; Bill ordered; 148. 
Presented, 158. Rr. a. 341.———To alter and enlarge Powers of 
above Act; Referred, txxx1. 19. Bill ordered, 40. Presented, 5s. 
R. A. 325. 


Oil Gas Company : 
83. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill; Referred, 
LXxIx. 154. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 214. Not 
proceeded in. See supra, 65. 


Oldham : 


84. For lighting that Town with Gas, and for the better supply- 
ing the same with Water; Referred, txxx. 89. Report referred 
to the Standing OrderCommittee; 155. Report; Parties to proceed 
176. Billordered, 182. Presented, 209. Petitions against, 346. 


375. Voices given, 368. R. a. 586. 


Paisley : 

85. For lighting that Town with Gas; Referred, txxvin. 31. 
Reported, 83. Report read; Leave for Notices; Bill ordered; 
Committee to report on Notices ; 88. Bill presented, 161. R. a. 
351. To amend Act; Referred, txxxvu. 25. Bill ordered, 
31. Presented, 43. Rr. a. 219. 


Patent Dry Gas Meter Company : 

86. For forming and regulating a Company to be called “ The 
Patent Dry Gas Meter Company”’, and to enable the said Com- 
pany to purchase certain Letters Patent; Referred to the Select 

Yommittee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcur. 39. Bill ordered, 
71. Presented, 85. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 269. R. A. 
281. 


Phoenix: 

87. Toestablish an additional Company for more effectually 
lighting the Borough of Southwark with Gas; Referred, uxx1x. 
73. Reported, 105. Report read; Leave for Notices; 123. 
Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 124. Bill pre- 
sented, 130. Petitions against, 192. Petition in favour, 308. 
Voices given, 309. R. A. 427. 


Plymouth : 
88. Referred, 
Presented, 38. 


LXXvViIn. 14. 
Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 156. 


Poplar, All Saints ; 
89. Referred, txxvi. 45. 
Petitions against, 155, 232. 255. 276. ik. 


Reported ; Bill ordered; 17- 
R. A. 158. 


Bill ordered, 70. Presented, 136. 


A. 384. 
Portable : . o4 2 
ortable : —See supra, 66; infra, 92. 


Portsea : 

90. For incorporating that Company; Referred, Lxxvi. 50. 
Bill ordered, 69. Presented, 134. Petition for Provision ; Re- 
ferred, 193. Reported, and Instruction accordingly, 297- 
rn. A. 384. 


Prescot : ; 

91. For lighting the said Town, and the several Townships of 
Eccleston, near Knowsley and Whiston, with Gas; Referred, 
uxxxvi. 40. Reported; Report referred to Standing Order 
Committee; 45. Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to 
be dispensed with, 69. 

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II. Petitions for Private Bills, and Bills from the Lords, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Provincial Portable Gas Company: | 
92. For forming them into a Joint Stock Company; Referred, 
ixxx. 78. Not proceeded in. 


Ramsgate :—See supra, 75. 


Ratcliffe : 

93. For lighting the Parish of St. George’s-in-the-East, and 
adjoining Parishes, with Gas; Referred, uxxviu. 57. Reported, 
88. Report read ; Leave for Notices; Bill ordered; Committee 
toreport on Notices; 98. Presented, 110. Petitions against, 124. 
138. 152. 161. 170.248. 275. Voices given, 161. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 360. R. a. 400. To extend and enlarge the 
Powers of above Act; Referred, txxx1v. 63. Bill ordered, 130. 
Presented, 136. Not proceeded in. 





Reading : 

94. For lighting with Gas that Town; Referred, xcr. 12. 
Bill ordered, 33. Presented, 53. Committee on Petition for 
Bill revived, 76. Petition from Caversham, complaining that 
Standing Orders had not been complied with, 67. Referred to 
revived Committee on Petition for the Bill, 76. Report, 84. 
Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 117. 122. R. a. 
231. 


heading Union - 

95. For lighting with Gas the Town of Reading and Hamlet 
of Whitley; Referred, xc1. 7. Report re-committed, 12. Bill 
ordered, 26. Presented, 28. Petitions against, 68. Referred, 
74. Petitions in favour, 74. Rk. a. 151. 


Rochdale : 
96. For lighting with Gas that Town; Referred, txxvut. 35. 
Reported; Bill ordered, 94. Presented, 112. R. a. 334. 


Rochester: 
97. For more effectually lighting that City and the Town of 
Chatham and Strood with Gas ; Referred, 1xxx.38. Bill ordered, 
98. Presented, 232. nr. a. 519. 


Runcorn : 

98. For lighting with Gas that Township and contiguous parts 
thereof, xcu.6. Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills, 18. Bill ordered, 32. Presented, 41. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 189. R. a. 202. 


Sheffield : 

99. For better lighting with Gas the Streets and other Public 
Places within the Borough of Sheffield; Referred, xc. 35. Bill 
ordered, 136. Presented, 144. Power to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records, 270. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 205. 226. 239. 246. 278. Petitions in favour, 209. 239. 
246. Time enlarged for Report, 356. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 495. R. A. 500, 


Shrewsbury : 
100. Referred, txxv. 180. Reported, 241. Report read; 
Bill ordered ; 249. Presented, 257. nr. a. 423. 


Southampton Gas Light Company : 
101. For incorporating ; Referred, txxvi. 35. Reported, 62. 
Report read ; Bill ordered; 72. Not proceeded in.———Another 
Petition; Referred, txxvu. 50. Reported; Bill ordered; 111. 
Presented, 115. Petitions against, 177. 184. Second Reading 
put off for Six Months, 185. 


South London :—See supra, 68. 77. 


Southwark :—See supra, 87. 


Stamford : 
102. For establishing a Company for lighting that Borough 
with Gas; Referred, uxxvi1.35. Billordered,150. Presented, 
161. Rp. a. 400. 


Stockport: 
103. Referred, txxx. 13. Bill ordered, 34. Presented, 100. 

R. A. 297. For altering, amending and enlarging the Powers 
of above Act; Referred, xcr.39. Bill ordered, 61. Presented, 
127. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 137. 270. 





Stock port—continued. 
ing of a Vote of the Committee, and praying for a Committee of 
Appeal, 487, rp. Motion for referring the Petition to a Select 
Committee of Appeal, and Question Neg., 546. Bill reported, 
424. Not proceeded in. 


Stockton : 
104. Referred, cxxvu. 52. Bill ordered, 106. Presented, 
116. R. A. 267. 
Strood :—See supra, 97. 
Sutton :— See supra, 71. 


Swansea: 


105. Referred, uxxxv. 44. Bill ordered, 101. Presented, 
110. Petition against, 192. Rr. a. 279. 


Tolleross Gas and Water (Lanark) : 

106. For lighting with Gas, and better supplying with Water 
the said Town; Referred, xc1. 57. Billordered, 70. Presented, 
106. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 538. Rk. a. 618. 


Turnham Green :—See supra, 12. 
United General Gas Light Company :—See supra, 40. 


Wakefield : 


107. Referred, rxxvu. 32. Bill ordered, 63. Presented, 69. 
R. A. 172. 


Warrington Gas Light Company: 
108. For incorporating; Referred, txxvu1. 27. Bill ordered, 
98. Presented, 114. Petition against, 141. pm. a. 267. 


Warwick Gas Light Company : 

109. For incorporating ; Referred, txxvu. 52. Bill ordered, 
110. Presented, 114. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 253. R. A. 
267. 


Waterloo Bridge and Lambeth :—Scee supra, 67. 


Wells : , 
110. Referred, 1xxxvu. 112. Report referred to Standing 
Order Committec, 132. Report; Parties to proceed, and give 
Notices, 150. Bill ordered, 183. Presented, 188. k. a. 260. 


Westminster :—See supra, 65. 
Whiston :—See supra, 91. 


Whitechapel Road : 
111. Referred, txxv1. 57. Bill ordered, 75. Presented, 149. 
Petition against; Voices given; 175. R. a. 310. 


Whitley :—See supra, 95. 


Wigan : 

112. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill; Referred, 
Lxxvil. 134. Reported; Leave given; Petition presented, and 
referred; 141. Bill ordered, 146. Presented, 159. Lords’ 
Amendment agreed to, 243. R. A. 267. 


Wolverhampton : 
113. Referred, txxv. 140. 
167. R.A. 341. 


Bill ordered, 158. Presented, 


Woolwich Gas Light Company : 
114. For incorporating; Referred, uxxvi. 46. Bill or- 
dered, 154. Presented, 162. rR. A. 351. 


York: 
115. Referred, txxvim. 48. Reported, 109. Report read; 
Leave for Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on 
Notices; 113. Bill presented, 162. Rr. a. 351. 


Orders, Resolutions, &amp;c. : 
116. Standing Orders relative to Paving Bills read; Order, 
That Notices required by the said Standing Orders be given of the 
Application for Gas Light Bills ; To be printed, txxvur. 398. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2862. Addresses, 610. Com- 





365. 376. Petition of Stockport Gas Light Company, complain- 


mittees, 916. 1125-1138. 1250-1252. Petitions, 1020. 





GEN: INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


General 
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574 GENERAL——GRAND JURIES. 





General Issue Clause :—Motion, That it is con- 
trary to the spirit and intention of the Statute 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. 
c. 42, s. 1, and of the Rules of the Judges founded thereon, to in- 
troduce into Bills a Clause enabling persons sued for any act done 
under the same to plead the General Issue, and to give the special 
matter in Evidence; Motion withdrawn, xc1. 536. 


General Register House :—see Edinburgh, 8. 


Geographical Society :—see Accounts and Papers, 
2866. Supply, 265. 


George's, St., Fund Society :—see troopers 
Fund. 


Ger Many :——See Accounts and Papers, 6791. Addresses, 
1492. 


Gibraltar :—see Accounts and Papers, 2867, 2808. Ad- 
dresses, 611, 612. Ships and Vessels,1. Supply, 348. 


Glamorgan Assizes :—Bill for holding the Summer 
Assizes for the County of Glamorgan, in every Year, at Swansea ; 
Ordered, txxxvi. 227. Presented; printed; 227. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Petitions against; From, Bridgend; uixxxvi. 351. Cardiff, 
215. Caerphilly, 491. Glamorgan, 351. Glamorganshire, 
Magistrates of, 533. Llantrissent, 533. Merthyr Tidvil, 222. 
Neath, 351. 


Petitions in favour; From, Glamorganshire, Magistrates of 
Western Hundreds; txxxvit. 222. Loughor Corporation, 222. 
Swansea, 222. 

See Accounts and Papers, 2869. Addresses, 613. 


Glasgow : 


Procurators’ Widows’ Fund: 
1. Petition for a Bill for the better establishing and securing 
a Fund for providing Annuities to the Widows and Children of 
the Members of the Faculty of Procurators of Glasgow; Referred, 
uxxxvil. 49, Bill ordered, 193. Presented, 198. Rr. a. 470. 


University : 

2. Forthe Regulation of the University of Glasgow; Ordered, 
xc. 440. Presented; printed; 440. Petitions against; From 
Duncan Macfarlan, D.D., 507. Physicians and Surgeons of 
Glasgow, 526. Presbytery of Irvine, 584. Moderator of the 
Provincial Synod of Argyle, 601. Graduates of the University 
of Glasgow, 626. Further consideration of Report put off for Six 
Months; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 529. 


See also Accounts and Papers, 2870, 2871. Addresses, 614. 
Committees, 917. 1175, 1176. 1251. 1281. Estates, 260. 
Gaols, 32. Lotteries, 3. Pavings, 88, kc. Petitions, 
1028, 1029. Supply, 266. 


Glass: Bills relative to: 


1. To continue Act 59 Geo. III. c. 104, to continue certain 
Laws of Excise with regard to Crown Glass, and Flint and Phial 
Glass, and to alter certain Laws with regard to Flint Glass ; 
Ordered, txxv. 271. Presented, 277. n. a. 341.———Another 
Bill ordered; utxxvi. 144. Presented, 148. r. a. 200.——— 
Another Bill ordered; txxx. 509. Presented, 538. a. a. 587. 


2. To continue Act relative to the Duties of Excise on Glass, 
and also Act for suspending part of the Duties on Sweets or Made 
Wines; Ordered, xxix. 293. Presented, 308. Rr. a. 370. 


3. To repeal the Excise Duties and Drawbacks on Flint 
Glass, and to impose other Duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, 
Lxxx. 458. Instruction to continue the Jurisdiction and Powers 
for recovering Penalties under Customs and Excise Laws in Ire- 
land, 525. Bill presented; printed; 525. Bill considered ; 
Reported; Day appointed for further considering Report, and 
Bill, as amended, to be printed; 545. R. a. 626. 


4. To repeal the Excise Duties and Drawbacks on Glass, and 
to impose other Duties and Drawbacks in lieu thereof; Ordered, 
‘Lxxxi. 424. Presented; printed ; 426. Petition of Builders of 
the City of Dublin, against, 520. nk. a. 534. 


5. To repeal the Excise Duties upon Flint Glass, and to im- 
pose other Duties in lieu thereof, and to amend the Laws relating 
to Glass; Ordered, txxxvu. 532. Presented; printed; 533. 
R. A. 577. 





Glass: Bills relative to—continued. 

6. To repeal the Duty and Drawback on Flint Glass, to 
impose other Duties and another Drawback in lieu thereof, and 
to reduce the Drawback on German Sheet Glass exported in 
Panes, and to repeal the Drawback on unground and unpolished 
Plate Glass, and to amend the Laws relating to the Duties on 
Glass; Ordered, xc. 553. Presented; printed; 560. Re-com- 
mitted; Lords’ Amendment agreed to; 655. nk. a. 657. 


See also Accounts and Papers, 2872. 2881. Committees, 
355-359. Companies, 92, &amp;c. Petitions, 1030. 


Glastonbury Parishes :—Ffor leave to present a 
Petition for a Bill for uniting, for all parochial purposes, the 
Parishes of Saint John the Baptist and Saint Benedict, within the 
Town of Glastonbury ; Referred, rxxx1x.113. Reported; Leave 
given; Petition presented, and referred; 117. Bill ordered, 193, 
Presented, 155. Petition complaining that the Standing Orders 
had not been complied with; 172. rR. a. 321. 


Gloves and Glove Trade :—see Accounts and 
Papers, 2883. Committees, 1383. Petitions, 1037. 


Gold Coast Mining Company :—see com. 


panies, 82. 


Gold Coin 2——See Accounts and Papers, 1334, &amp;c. 3899, 
Addresses, 615. 779, &amp;c. Committees, 450. Mint, 989. 


Gold and Silver Plate 2——See Accounts and Papers, 
4494. Committees, 360, 361. Plate. Stamps, 14. 


Gold Rings :——Bill to repeal the Drawback on Gold 
Rings exported; to permit the Importation of Rhenish Wines in 
Bottles, on payment of certain Duties; and to permit the Exporta- 
tion of Cordage entitled to Bounty, free from Right of Pre- 
emption by the Commissioners of the Navy ; Ordered, txxv. 218. 
Presented, 222. Leave given to offer a Clause; Clause added; 
Bill passed ; 309. nk. a. 341. 


Golden Lane Brewery :—see Companies, 71. 


Goldsmid, late Abraham :—Peitition for a Bill to 
authorize a Composition for the Debt remaining due to His 
Majesty from him and his surviving Partners, offered ; [The King’s 
Recommendation signified;] Petition brought up; uxxv. 152. 
Referred, 154. Reported; Bill ordered; 240. Presented, 251. 
Petition of John Haynes, against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 
330. Bill reported, and re-committed, 331. nk. a. 422. 


Gonville College :—see Estates, 100. 


Gospel, Society for the Propagation of: 
—See Accounts and Papers, 2886. 2887. Addresses, 616. 
Petitions, 1042. Supply, 32. 


Grain :——See Corn and Grain. 
Grampound :—sec Elections, 58. 


Grand Juries and Grand Jury Present- 
ments (Ireland) : Bills relative thereto: 


1. To render more effectual the Traverse to Grand Jury Pre- 
sentments in Ireland; Ordered, txxv1. 243. Not presented. 


2. For regulating the Amount thereof; Ordered, rxxvu. 338. 
Presented ; printed; 359. Petitions against, of Clerks of the Peace, 
385, p. Denis Sampson, 390, rp. Robert Smith, and Clerks of 
the Peace of Monaghan and Clare, 390. Walter Bourne and 
John Johnston, Clerks of the Crown in Ulster, 398, Pp. Bill 
passed, 394. Not returned from the Lords. 


3. To regulate the Amount of Presentments by Grand Juries 
for payment of Public Officers; Ordered, txxvutt.77. Presented ; 
printed; 104. Bill re-committed ; reported, and, as amended, 
printed; 306. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 424. RB. a. 433. 

Petitions against ; From, John Henley, Clerk of the Crown of 
Kerry, xxvii. 195, p. Grand Jury of Carlow, 195, P. Dennis 
Phelan, 211. Under Sheriff of Sligo, 230. Edward Parker, 
244, Pp. Denis Sampson, 286, rp. James Wilson, Under Sheriff 
of Westmeath, 293, rp. James Gregg, of Londonderry, 3285 


lexander Humphrey, of Carlow, 328. 
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Grand Juries, &amp;c.: Bills relative to—cont*. 


4, To amend above Act; Ordered, txx1x. 408. Presented, 
426. Printed, 433. Rr. a. 525. 

5. To repeal certain Acts relating to the Powers of Grand 
Juries in Ireland, and to consolidate the same; Ordered, txxvi. 
391. Presented,429. Committed, 433. Reported, 437. Further 
consideration of Report put off for Three Months, and Bill, as 
amended, printed, 438. 

6. To amend Act 58 Geo. III. c.67; Ordered, rxxx. 428. 
Not presented. 


7. To repeal the provisions of several Acts relating to the Pre- 
sentments of Money for public purposes by Grand Juries, and to 
make more effectual Provisions relating to such Presentments; 
Ordered, rxxxv1. 878. Presented ; printed ; 907. Not proceeded in. 


8. To amend the Laws relating to Grand Juries in Ireland; 
Ordered ; txxxvu. 71. Presented; printed; 136. Committed to 
a Select Committee, 152. (See Committees, 920.) Re-committed 
to a Committee of the whole House; As amended, printed, 
433, Order for Committee of the whole House discharged; Bill 
re-committed to the former Committee; 466. Reported, 484. 
Re-committed to a Committee of the whole House ; As amended, 
printed, 517. Re-committed, 564. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 715. R. a. 726. 

Petition in favour ; From Inhabitants of Connor; txxxviu. 523. 
Petitions against; From High Sheriff and Grand Jury of 
Queen’s County; Lxxxvitt. 438. 

Petition for a Clause in the Bill, enabling Grand Juries to 
borrow Money for the promotion of Public Works in Ireland, to be 
repaid by Instalments, to be raised on Grand Jury Presentments ; 
From Landed Proprietors and others in New Ross ; txxxvutr. 237. 

Petition suggesting certain Alteration in the Bill; From County 
Cess Payers of Donaghedy; txxxviu. 275. 

Petition for an Alteration in the 75th Clause, so as to give all the 
Members of the legally constituted College of Surgeons, of the 
United Kingdom, equal rights and eligibility to fill all Public 
Situations; From Members of the Royal College of Surgeons of 
London; Lxxxvitt. 335, 

9. To empower the Foreman, or any other Member of Grand 
Juries in Ireland, (being a Magistrate), to administer Oaths to 
Witnesses on Bills of Indictment; Ordered, txxx1x. 232, Pre- 
sented ; printed ; 233. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 279. 

10. For consolidating and amending the Laws relating to the 
Presentment of Public Money by Grand Juries in Ireland; 
Ordered, xc1. 301. Presented; printed; 386. Petition of William 
Holland Kingston, that a Clause may be introduced, authorizing 
the Grand Jury of the County of Cork to repay certain Sums ex- 
pended by the Petitioner’s Father on the Roads in the said County, 
606. Petitions against; From, Denis Phelan, Surgeon to Clonmel 
Gaol, 652. Grand Jury of the County of Tyrone, 704. Day ap- 
pointed for considering Lords’ Amendments, 795. 802. Amend- 
ments considered, 807. Bill laid aside, 810. 

11. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the 
Presentment of Public Monies by Grand Juries in Ireland; 
Ordered, xc1. 810. Presented, 810. Committed ; considered, 
and reported ; to be ingrossed, and read the Third Time the same 
Day; 820. Passed, 821. Rr. a. 842. 

12. To amend Act 7 Will. IV. c. 116, to consolidate and 
amend the Laws relating to the Presentment of Public Money by 
Grand Juries in Ireland; Ordered, xcur.22. Presented ; printed ; 
23. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 78. Rk. a. 83. 

13. Motion relating to the Amount of Levies under the 
Authority of the Grand Juries of Ireland ; Withdrawn, txxxv1. 161. 

See Accounts and Papers, 2892-2907. Addresses, 617. 
Committees, 918-920. Court Houses, 4. Fermanagh 
Baronial Subdivisions. Petitions, 1045-1047. Rent. 
Spirits, 20. 


Grantham Borou gh -——Se59 Elections, 236. 651. 696. 


Great Seal s——See Accounts and Papers, 2909, 2910. 
Addresses, 618. Elections, 805. 


Greece : Bills relative to: 


1. Bill to enable His Majesty to carry into effect a Convention 
made between His Majesty the King of the French, and the Em- 
peror of all the Russias and the King of Bavaria; Ordered, 
LXxxvit. 565. Presented; printed; 566. R. a. 590. 

Petition that the Bill may not pass into a Law, without due 
Provision being made for the protection of the Rights of the Hold- 
ers of Greek Bonds; From J. and S. Ricardo; ixxxvit. 579. 


Greece: Bills relative to—continued. 


2. To amend above Act; Ordered, xcr. 679. Instruction to 
the Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in the Bill, to make 
provision therein for authorizing His Majesty to gua. tee a por- 
tion of the third and last Instalment of the Loan to be contracted 
for by the King of Greece, in pursuance of the Convention rela- 
ting thereto, and to provide, out of the Consolidated Fund, for the 
payment of any Interest and Sinking Fund which may from time 
to time be payable thereon, 716. Bill presented; printed; 718. 
Amendment proposed, and withdrawn upon Motion, for now 
reading the Order of the Day for the Committee; “That an 
humble Address be presented to His Majesty, praying him to use 
his influence with the Greek Government, to induce it to acknow- 
ledge the Two Loans contracted by the Greek Government pre- 
viously to the accession of King Otho.” Bill considered; 754. 
R.A. 831, 


3. Motion, That this House has learned with satisfaction, 
that His Majesty, having recently concerted with his Allies mea- 
sures for the pacification and final settlement of Greece, trusts that 
he will be enabled at an early period to communicate to Parlia- 
ment the Particulars of this arrangement ; with such explanation 
as may explain the course His Majesty has pursued thronghout 
the progress of these important transactions; That it is the con- 
fident hope of this House, that such final settlement will be found 
to secure to Greece a Territory sufficient for national defence, and 
a Government provided with full powers to adapt its institutions 
to the wishes and wants of the People; Ques. Neg. thereupon ; 
LXxxv. 48. 

See Accounts and Papers, 2911-2917. 
Committees, 362,363. Petitions, 1058. 


Addresses, 619. 


Greenland Fisheries :—see Fish and Fisheries, 28, 
29. 


Greenwich Hospital : Bills relative to: 

1. To enable the Governors to continue to provide for the 
payment of Out Pensions; Ordered, txxv1. 450. Presented, 461. 
R. A. 502. 

2. For transferring the Management of Out Pensions to the 
Treasurer of the Navy; Ordered, txxxiv. 260. Presented ; 
printed; 263. R. a. 354. 

3. To provide for the better management of Greenwich Hos- 
pital; Ordered, txxxiv. 214. Presented, 215. Printed, 219. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 323. R. a. 328. 

4. To enable incapacitated Persons to convey certain Pre- 
mises ; Ordered, Lxxx1.255. Presented; printed; 257. rR. a. 324. 

5. For consolidating the Naval Asylum with Greenwich Hos- 
pital ; Ordered, txxx. 387. Presented, 394. rR. a. 518. 

See Accounts and Papers, 2928-2961. Chelsea Hospital. 
Committees, 364,365. Naval Asylum. Petitions, 1059. 
Seamen, 2. Supply, 349. 


Grenada :—Sce Petitions, 1060. 


Grievances *——Grand Committee for Grievances ordered 
at the beginning of each Session, to sit every Thursday, in the 
Afternoon, in the House; txxv. 109.—.Lxxvi. 6.—Lxxvil. 7.— 
LXXVIII. 5.—LXXIX. 6.—LXXX. 6.—LXXXI. 6.—LXXXII. 9,—LXXXIII. 
7.—LXXXIV. 9.—LXXXV. 8.—LXXXVI. 7. 523.—Lxxxvil. 6. 


Grosvenor Estate :—see Accounts and Papers, 
2943, 2944. Addresses, 621. 


Growing Crops (Ireland) :—Bii to amend Act 
56 Geo. I1I.c.88; Ordered, uxx1x.34. Presented; printed; 149. 
Committee put off for Six Months, 377. 


Guadaloupe Claimants :—see Accounts and Pa- 
pers, 2945. Committees, 921. Petitions, 11. Supply, 7. 


Guelph, Olive :—sce Petitions, 1064. 


Guernsey :—See Accounts and Papers, 2946-2948. 5657. 
6792. Addresses, 622. Petitions, 1065. Poor and Poor Laws, 
22, Rum. 


Guiana :—See Accounts and Papers, 2949. Addresses, 623. 





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GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








H. 


576 HABEAS CORPUS——HARD LABOUR. 











H. 


Habeas Corpus :———Bill to empower the Lord Lieute - 
nant, or other Chief Governor or Governors of Ireland, to appre- 
hend and detain suspected Persons; Ordered, txxvi. 9. Pre- 
sented, 9. R. a. 15. 


Hackney Coaches: Bills relative to: 


1. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Hackney 
Coaches and other Carriages ; Ordered, txxxv1. 680. Instruction 
that provision be made in the Bill to transfer the management of 
the Duties on Hawkers and Pedlars in England to the Commis- 
sioners of Stamps, 720. Bill presented; printed; 721. Com- 
mitted to a Select Committee, 736. (See Committees, 924.) Re- 
ported and re-committed to a Committee of the whole House; 
Bill, as amended, printed, 773. Rr. a. 861. 


Petition in favour ; Of George Green and Charles Saggers ; 
LXXXVI. 754. 


Petition for introduction of a Clause authorizing the Omnibii 
to run in the Metropolis by unvarying Routes through the prin- 
cipal Streets, and for regulating the Duty thereon; From George 
Shillibeer; txxxvi. 760. 


2. For the better regulation of Cabriolets and other Hackney 
Carriages, and of Omnibuses and other Stage Carriages for short 
distances, used in and near the Metropolis, and of the Drivers and 
Attendants thereof; Ordered, txxx1x. 348. Presented; printed ; 
349. Committed to a Select Committee, 382. (See Committees, 
925.) Reported; As amended, printed; 487. Re-committed 
to a Committee of the whole House, 492. Order for Com- 
mittee read; Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the 
Chair; Question Neg. thereupon; 545. Not proceeded in. 

Petition of Proprietors of Stage Coaches, not being Omnibuses, 
running to and from short distances near the Metropolis, into 
Gracechurch Street, London, against ; Lxxx1x. 458. 

Petition of Inhabitant Householders of Coventry Street and 
Princes Street, Saint Martin in the Fields, in favour; txxxrx. 
501. 


Petitions of Drivers and Proprietors of short Stage Coaches 
(not Omnibuses), running within Ten Miles from the General 
Post Office, and to various Streets in the City of London, that 
they may be exempted from the operation of those Clauses re- 
specting the Badge; txxx1x. 540. 

3. For the better regulation of Cabriolets and other Hackney 
Carriages, and of Omnibuses and other Stage Carriages for short 
distances used in and near the Metropolis, and of the Drivers 
and Attendants thereof; Ordered, xc. 135. Presented ; printed ; 
179. Petitions against; From, Short Stage Coach Proprie- 
tors; Referred to the Select Committee on the Bill; 261. 
Bill committed to a Select Committee. (See Committees, 925.) 
Reported; As amended, printed; 354. Re-committed to a 
Committee of the whole House, 399. As amended, printed, 
498. Again re-committed ; Committee deferred; 628. Not 
proceeded in. 


4. For the better regulation of Hackney Carriages and of 
Omnibuses used in and near the Metropolis, and of the Drivers 
and Attendants thereof; Ordered, xc1. 17. Presented; printed ; 
35. As amended, printed, 259. Re-committed, 442. Instruc- 
tion to Committee to make provision for Payment of Salaries and 
Expenses of an Office for the Registry of Metropolitan Public 
Carriages, and for imposing a Duty upon Licenses to Drivers, 
Watermen and Conductors ; 537. Committee deferred, 821. Not 
proceeded in. 

Petition against ; From Stage Coach Proprietors in the City of 
London ; xct. 658. 

Petition in favour ; From George Shillibeer ; xc1. 684. King’s 
Cross, St. Pancras, 708. 

Petition of Inhabitants and Occupiers of Property in Whit- 
combe Street and Dorset Place, Westminster, for insertion of a 
Clause, that no Omnibus shall be allowed to be driven down any 
Street that has not at least Twenty-four Feet clear from the curb- 


stone on one side of the Street to the curb-stone on the other; 
xci. 661. 


5. For the better regulation of Hackney Carriages and of 
Omnibuses used in or near the Metropolis, and of the Drivers 
and Attendants thereof; Ordered, xcu. 28. Presented ; printed ; 
66. Motion, That the Bill be now read a Second Time; Debate 
arising, Motion, That the Debate be adjourned, superseded 





Hackney Coaches: Bills relative to—cont¢. 
by Adjournment; 102. Committee deferred, 586. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 

See also Accounts and Papers, 2951-2953. 6793. Addresses, 
624. Committees, 366-368. 923-925. 1384, 1385. Peti- 
tions, 1071-1072. Stage Coaches, 9. 


Haddingtonshire :—seec Evections, 239. 


Haileybury College :—Bit to authorize the Com- 
missioners for the Affairs of India to suspend the subsisting 
Enactments concerning the fourfold system of Nomination of 
Candidates for the East India Company’s College at Haileybury, 
and for providing, during such suspension, for the examination of 
Candidates for the said College; Ordered, xc. 230. Presented ; 
printed ; 230. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 624. R. a. 661. 


Half Pay &gt;——See Accounts and Papers, 2956-2959. Army, 
5.16. Hast India,17. Navy, 13. 


Half Pay Apprentices :——See Apprentices, 3. 


H amburgh :——See Accounts and Papers, 2960. Addresses, 
625. Marriages, 17. 


Hammersmith Vicarage :—Petition for Leave to 
present a Petition for a Bill for dividing the Hamlet of Ham- 
mersmith from the Parish of Fulham, and creating it a separate 
Parish ; Referred, txxx1x. 241. Reported; Leave given; Peti- 
tion presented, and referred ; 250. Reported; Report referred to 
Standing Order Committee, 258. Report; Parties to proceed; 
to give Notices, &amp;c.; 268. Bill ordered, 287. Presented, 298. 
Petitions against, 340. Petitions in favour, 347. rR. a. 438. See 
Committees, 1135. 


Hand Bills :&gt;——See Complaints, 5. 


Hand Loom Weavers: Bill relative to: 

1. To give publicity to the Prices of Weaving by Hand-loom 
Labour; Ordered, xc1. 579. A Member added to the Gentlemen 
appointed to prepare and bring in the Bill, 613. Bill presented ; 
printed ; 614. Second Reading put off for Three Months, 748. 


Motions relative to: 

2. For leave to bring in a Bill for the better Protection of the 
Artisans of Great Britain and Ireland, employed in weaving by 
Hand-loom ; Question Neg. thereupon; xc. 493. 

3. Amendment proposed and withdrawn upon Motion for now 
reading the Order of the Day for the Third Reading of the Re- 
gistration of Births, &amp;c. Bill; “That Leave be given to bring in 
a Bill to give publicity to the Prices of Weaving by Hand-loom 
Labour ;” xc1. 579. 

4. For Leave to bring ina Bill to give publicity to the Prices 
of Weaving by Hand-loom Labour; Withdrawn, xcu. 224. 

5. Amendment proposed, but not made, upon Motion, That the 
House at its rising do adjourn till a certain day ; “That Leave be 
given to bring ina Bill to give publicity to the Prices of working 
by Hand-loom Labour ;” xcu. 376. 


See Addresses, 626. 1396. Committees, 926. Petitions, 1077. 


Hansard ’ M €SSrs. :—See Parliamentary Papers, 1.4. 
Harborough, Ear] of :—sce Indemnity, 4. 


H arbou YS :—See Accounts and Papers, 2964. Committees, 
1138. Docks. 


Harbour Dues :——See Lighthouses. Petitions, 1078. 


Hard Labour, Punishment by: 


1. Bill for the more effectual Punishment of certain Offences 
by Imprisonment, with Hard Labour; Ordered, Lxxvil. 354. 
Presented ; printed; 405. rR. a. 480. 

2. Bill to provide for the more effectual Punishment of certain 
Offences in Ireland by Imprisonment, with Hard Labour ; 
Ordered, Lxxx1..116. Presented; printed; 121. x. a. 198. 

See also Transportation, 1, &amp;c. 


Harvey, 








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HARV EY——HIDES. 





Harvey, D. W., Esquire, M.P. :—see inns 


of Court. 


Hastings, Marquis of :—see Petitions, 1727. 
Speaker, VI. 1. 


Hat Manufacture :—Bin to amend Act 17 Geo. III. 
c. 56, for amending and rendering more effectual the several Laws 
now in being for the more effectual preventing of Frauds and 
Abuses by Persons employed in the Manufacture of Hats, and in 
the Woollen, Linen, Fustian, Cotton, Iron, Leather, Fur, Hemp, 
Flax, Mohair and Silk Manufactures, and also for making Pro- 
visions to prevent Frauds by Journeymen Dyers; Ordered, 
xci. 702. Presented; printed; 702. Second Reading put off 
for Three Months, 749. 


Haverfordwest :—see Committees, 1257. Gaols, 30. 


Hawkers and Pedlars’ Licenses :—see Ac- 
counts and Papers, 2965, 2966. Petitions, 1085. 


Hay and Straw -———Bill for amending certain Provi- 
sions of an Act of the thirty-sixth of George III., for regulating 
the buying and selling of Hay and Straw; From the Lords ; Read ; 
printed ; Lxxx1x. 346. R. a. 399. 


Haymarket Removal :—sec Committees, 927. Mar- 
kets, 1. 


Hayti :——See Accounts and Papers, 2967-2969. 5247. Ad- 
dresses, 475, 476. 


Head Money :——See Accounts and Papers, 3985. Ad- 
dresses, 808. Navy,2. Piracy. 


Hearths and Windows :—pit to repeal the Rates 
and Duties payable in respect thereof; Ordered, uxxvit. 314. 
Presented, 328. Leave given to offer a Clause, 364. Clause 
added, and Bill passed, 370. k. a. 406. See Windows. 


Hedon Borough &gt;—— See Accounts and Papers, 2970. 
Elections, 244-246. 


Helena, St. :——See Accounts and Papers, 2971-2973. 
Supply, 268. 


Heligoland :——See Accounts and Papers, 2974. Ships 
and Vessels, 1, &amp;c. Supply, 269. 


Hemp and Flax :—Bii to repeal so much of several 
Acts as authorizes the issuing any Sums of Money out of the Con- 
solidated Fund for the encouragement of the raising or dressing 
Hemp or Flax; Ordered; presented; printed; .Lxxxix. 158. 
R. A. 320. See Accounts and Papers, 2975-2985. Committees, 
369. Flax and Cotton. Hat Manufacture. Linen. Petitions, 
965-967. Wine. 


Hereditary Revenue (Scotland) : 

1. Bill for removing doubts as to the continuance of the same ; 
Ordered, txxvi. 259. Presented; printed; 265. rp. a. 383. 

2. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to amend Acts relating 
thereto; The King’s Recommendation signified; Bill ordered ; 
xc. 5385. Presented; printed; 535. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 606. rR. a. 657. 

See Accounts and Papers, 2986, 2987. Addresses, 627. 
Committees, 370. King, VII. Land Revenue, 8. 


Heriots :——See Committees, 928. Estates, 1. 


Heritable Infeftments :—in to alter and amend 
the Laws regarding the taking of Infeftments in Heritable Pro- 
perty in Scotland; Ordered, txxxvi. 142. Presented ; printed ; 
159. As amended, printed, 325. Further consideration of Re- 
port deferred, 506. Not proceeded in. 


Heritable Securities :—sce Securities, 3. 


Herring Fish Cry :——See Accounts and Papers, 2988. 
2997. Fish and Fisheries, 9-11. Petitions, 1093. 


Hertford Borough :—inutes of Evidence before 
Committee on Election Petition read; Motion, That the Bribery 
and Treating which prevailed previous to and during the last 
Election for the Borough of Hertford, requires the serious con- 
sideration of this House; Motion for appointing a Select Com- 
mittee to consider and report upon the best mode of preventing 
Bribery and Treating, and other corrupt practices, in all future 
Elections for Members to serve in Parliament for the Borough of 
Hertford ; Amendment proposed and withdrawn; Main Question 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Hertford Borough—continued. 


agreed to; Committee appointed; txxxvim. 434. Petitions re- 
ferred, 438. Report, 528, p. Bill for preventing Bribery and 
Corruption in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament for 
the Borough of Hertford; Ordered, 578. See Accounts and 
Papers, 1417. Elections, 60. 247. 


Hesketh with Becconsall Hamlet :— 


See Croston Parishes. 


Heytesbury, Lord :—— Amendment proposed, but not 


made, upon Motion for reading the Order of the Day for the Com- 
mittee of Supply, “‘ That there be laid before this House Copies 
of any Communications which have passed between the Board of 
Commissioners for the Affairs of India and the Court of Directors 
of the East India Company, on the subject of the revocation of the 
appointment of Lord Heytesbury as Governor-General of India,” 
xc. 399. 


Hibernian Joint Stock Company :—see 


Companies, 72. Petitions, 1096. 


Hibernian Marine Society staaialy Acodients and 


Papers, 2119. Petitions, 1097. Supply, 271. 


Hibernian Society for Soldiers Children: 


—See Accounts and Papers, 447. 450. 2154. Petitions, LI. 
Supply, 272. 


Hides and Skins: Bills relative to 


1. For repealing two Acts, 39 &amp; 40 and 41 Geo. III., relating 
to the use of Horse Hides, and for preventing the damaging 
thereof ; Ordered, txxvi1.294. Presented, 325. Printed, 368. 
Committed, 347. Petition of Tanners of Halifax, against, 420. 
Committee on Bill put off for Three Months, 416. 


2. Petition fora Bill for repealing Acts 2 Jac. I., 39, 40, 41, 
43 &amp; 48Geo. III., and for making other Provisions in lieu thereof; 
Referred, txx1x. 55. Reported ; Billordered; 79. Presented ; 
printed ; 96. Committed, 110. Voices given, 234. Not proceeded in. 

Petitions against ; Referred to the Committee on the Bill; From, 
Ashton-under-Lyne; txxx1x. 212,p.—Barnard Castle, 234. Bath, 
179, P. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 257. Beverley, 172. Birmingham, 
160. Blackburn, 160. Bradford, 234. Bristol, 160.257. Bury, 
160, p.—Canterbury, 233. Chester, 216. Chorley, 160. Cor- 
bridge, 273.—Darlington, 297. Durham, 222, p.—Ellesmere, 172. 
—Gateshead, 234.— Halifax, 212. Hexham, 273.—Kendal, 172. 
Kingston-upon-Hull, 160.—Lancaster, 194,P. Lichfield, 185, P. 
—Macclesfield, 160. Manchester, 160. Morpeth, 253.—Newcas- 
tle-upon-Tyne, 212, p. Northallerton, 168. Nottingham, 153.— 
Penrith, 253, p. Preston, 153.—Rochdule, 160.—Sheffield, 212. 
Shields, North, 233, p. Shields, South, 222. Shrewsbury, 216. 
Sunderland near the Sea, 222.— Warrington, 153. Worcester, 
168, P. 

Petitions in favour; From Butchers and others of Halifax , 
LXXIX. 254. 


3. To repeal Acts 39 &amp; 40 Geo. III. c. 56, and 41 Geo. IIT. 
c.53; Ordered, txx1x. 299. Presented, 302. Instruction to repeal 
Acts 43 Geo. III. c. 106, and 48 Geo. III. c. 71; 314. Voices 
given, 319. Minutes of Evidence; Ordered; presented ; printed; 
383. R. A. 467. 


Petition against; Referred to the Committee on the Bill; From, 
Aberdeen ; Shoemakers, rxx1x. 353. Aberdeen; Tanners, 358. 
Abingdon, 319. Annan, 404, p. Ashburton, 353. Ashton-un- 
der-Lyne, 358.—Birmingham, 336. Blackburn, 312. Brampton, 
374. Bridlington, 353. Brighton, 319. Bury St. Edmund’s, 
446.—Canterbury, 319. Carlisle, 374. Chester, 319. Cocker- 
mouth, 347.—Dewsbury, 404. Dovor, 312, p.—Ellesmere, 353. 
Eye, 422.—Faversham, 358.—Glasgow, 365.— Haverfordwest, 
394, p. Hereford, 437, p. Holywell, 380. Howden, 353.— 
Kingston-upon-Hull, 394. | Knaresborough, 312, p.—Lancaster, 
319, p. Leicester, 331. Liverpool, Two Petitions, 319.—Malpas, 
312. Malton, New,312,r. Manchester, 319,p. Mansfield, 
353. Maryport, 394, p. Musselburgh, 418.—Newcastle-under- 
Lyne, 324. Northampton,319. Nottingham, 365.—Oxford, 319. 
Perth, 430, rv. Pontefract, 353. Prees, 312. Prescot, 312.— 
Richmond (York), 312, p.—Sandwich, 324. Sarum, New, 358. 
Sheffield, 374. Shrewsbury, 331. Stafford, 353.—Thirsk, 312. 
—Wakefield, 358. Walsall, 336. Wenlock, 353. Whitehaven, 380. 
Whitchurch, 312. Wigan, 347, Pp. Wigton, 365. Wolverhampton, 
319. Worcester, 312, rp. Workington, 312, p.—York, 347. 

Petitions in favour ; Referred to the Committee on the Bill; 
From, Aberdeen, txx1x. 324. Abingdon, 331. Accrington, 386. 
Andrew’s, St.,312. Arundel, 318. Ashton-under-Lyne, 312.— 
Birmingham, 335. Blackburn, 386, rp. Bloomsbury, St. George, 312. 

Bolton, 


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Hides and Skins: Bills relative to—cont‘. 


Petitions in favour—continued. 

Bolton, uxx1x. 312. Bradford, 358. Bridgnorth, 353. Bright- 
helmstone, 312, Pp. Bristol City, 335. Burnley, 394. Bury, 312. 
Bury St. Edmund’s, 331. Butchers’ Company, London, 335.— 
Canterbury, 312, pr. Carlisle, 318. Chatham, 312, p. Chester, 
404. Chichester, 347. Chorley, 394. Clare Market, 312, Pp. 
Colchester, 345. Coventry, 318. Cupar, 318.—Deptford, 312. 
Dover, 347. Dundee, Two Petitions, 324.—Edinburgh, Canon- 
gate, 312. Edinburgh City, 312.—Faversham, 324. _Fleet- 
market, 312, p.—Gateshead, 335. Giles, St., in the Fields, 312. 
Greenwich, 312.—Haslingden, 386, p. Huddersfield, 374.— 
Knutsford Nether, 374.—Lancaster, 386, rp. Leadenhall Market, 
318. Leeds, 374. Leith, 312. Lewes, 422,p. Lewisham, 312. 
Lincoln City, 312, p. Liskeard, 312. Littlehampton, 318. 
Liverpool, 318. London, Butchers’ Company, 335.—Maidstone, 
312, p. Manchester, 312, p. Marylebune, St., 312. Much 
Wenlock, 312, p.—Newecastle-upon-Tyne, 312, p.—Newgate Mar- 
ket, 318, p. Newport Market, 312, p. Nottingham, 404.— 
Over Darwen, 386, p.—Padiham, 386, p. Perth City, 318. 
Peterborough, 318, p. Preston, 418.—Reading, 318. Rochdale, 
312, p. Rochester, 312, p.—Salford, 312, rp. Sheffield, 374. 
Shields, North, 312, p. Shields, South, 335. Shoreham, 312. 
Sbrewsbury, 312, p. Sonthwark, 312, p. Steyning, 312. Stock- 
port, 318. Strood, 312, p—Wakefield, 374. Walsall, 307. War- 
rington, 394. Whalley, 386, p. Whitchurch, 312, rp. White- 
chapel Market, 312, p. Woolwich, 312. Worcester, 318. 
Worthing, 253.—York, 324. 




























































4. To repeal the Duties and Drawbacks of Excise upon 
Tawed Kid Skins, Sheep Skins and Lamb Skins; Ordered, 


LXxx1. 232. Presented, 237. Rr. a. 324. 


























See also Accounts and Papers, 2998-3004. Committees, 371. 
Leather,3. Wool, 3. 

















Highland Churches:—see Accounts and Papers, 
3006-3008. Churches, 19. Supply, 273. 




















Highland Distress :——See Accounts and Papers, 3009. 
Addresses, 628. 


Highland Roads and Bridges : 


1. Petition for a Bill for erecting Tollgates, and levying Tolls 
thereon; Referred, txxvin. 59. Reported, 126. Leave granted 
for Notices, and Bill ordered, 138. Presented, 167. Rr. a. 464. 


2. Bill to amend Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 56; Ordered, txxrx. 260. 
Presented ; printed; 261. rR. a. 370. 




































































3. Petition for a Bill for repairing, amending and maintaining 
the same; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 69. Presented, 208. Com- 
mitted, 300. Time enlarged for Report, 404.447. Reported, 994. 
Bill re-committed to a Committee of the whole House, 513. 
Report deferred, 522. Bill reported, 526. Rr. a. 599. 












































See Accounts and Papers, 3010-3012. Committees, 373-375. 
Petitions, 1098. Supply, 274, 275. 

















Highways :—séee Petitions, 1099, &amp;e. Turnpike Roads. 








Hill, Charles :——See Accounts and Papers, 6010, 6011. 
Addresses, 629. 














Hindoo Widows &gt;——See Accounts and Papers, 2313- 
2316. Petitions, 1101-1103. 

















Hob bs Point Pier -——See Accounts and Papers, 3014, 
3015. Supply, 276. 











Holborn Arcade :—see Pavings, 134. 








Holyhead Harbour :--— See Accounts and Papers, 
3016. 3019. Docks, 130. Supply, 278. 











Holy head Roads :———See Accounts and Papers, 3020. 


3031. Committees, 1177-1179. Supply, 279, 280. Turnpike 
Roads, 44, &amp;e. 




















Holyhead Steam Packets :—seec Petitions, 1109. 











Holyhead and London Stoneway :— 
Petition for a Bill for making a Stoneway on the Holyhead Roads, 
from the Archway Tavern, Islington, to Birmingham; Referred, 
txxxIx. 58. Not proceeded in.———Another Petition; Referred, 
xc. 127, but not proceeded in. 


Home Department :—see Accounts and Papers, 
6794. Addresses, 1529. 


Honduras :—Bin for the Establishment of Civil Courts in 
that Colony ; Ordered, txxvint. 346. Not presented. 

See Accounts and Papers, 3032-8037. 5451, 5452. 6672, 

Addresses, 631, 632. Committees, 1473. Petitions, 1112, 


Hook, Mr. Theodore -——See Accounts and Papers, 
3039-3041. 6795. 


Hooper, Charles, and Philip Martin :-— 


See Accounts and Papers, 3042, 3043. Addresses, 633. Supply, 
281. 


Hope, J ohn :———See Complaint, 9. 


Hops : Bills relative to: 


1. For regulating the Exportation of Hops to Foreign Parts, 
and allowing a Drawback of Excise ; Ordered, txxvi. 465. Pre- 
sented, 469. rR. a. 502. 


2. To provide for the more convenient payment of the Excise 
Duty on Hops; Ordered, 1xxxm. 434. Presented; printed; 
442. Petition of Hop Planters of Burwash, against, 492, p, 
Third Reading deferred, 489. Not proceeded in. 


3. To regulate the payment of the Duty on Hops; Ordered; 
presented; printed ; Lxxxvi. 893. R. A. 935. 
See Accountsand Papers, 3044-3046. Committees, 376, 377. 
Petitions, 1113, 1114. 


Hornings (Scotland) :—Bin to regulate the offic 
of Keeper of the General Register thereof; Ordered; presented; 
printed ; Lxxxi. 301. R. A. 448. See Accounts and Papers, 
3047. Addresses, 634. 


Horses : 


1. Bill to continue Acts 56, 58 &amp; 59 Geo. III., for reducing 
the Duties payable on Horses used for the purposes therein 
mentioned ; Ordered, txxvi. 144. Presented, 148. kr. a. 237. 

2. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal so much of 
Acts 43 &amp; 52 Geo. III. as relates to the Duties on Horses and 
Mules employed in Agriculture; Previous question, resolved in 
the affirmative; Bill ordered; txxvi. 438. Presented; printed; 
439. As amended, printed, 460. Petition of. Market Gardeners 
of Kennington, for provision, 477. Rr. a. 502. 


3. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal so much of 


Acts 43 &amp; 52 Geo. III. as relates to the Tax on Agricultural 
Horses ; Withdrawn, txxvi. 236. 


4. For bringing in a Bill to explain Act 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV., 
whereby Horses employed in Husbandry are exempted from 
Taxation; Withdrawn, txxxiv. 295. 

See also Accounts and Papers, 3048-3052. Addresses, 635, 
636. Assessed Taxes, 18, &amp;c. Cattle. Committees, 378. 
Petitions, 1116-1119. Post Horses. Slaughtering 
Flouses, 1. 


Horse Patrol :—see Police, 4. 


Horse Stealing :—see Accounts and Papers, 3063. 
Capital Punishments, 4. Petitions, 1118. 


Horsemonger Lane Gaol :—see Gaols, 28. 
Petitions, 1120. 


Horsleydown, St. John :—Petition for a Bill for 
providing a further Maintenance for the Rector of that Parish; 
Referred, 1xxxu. 73. Bill ordered, 98. Presented, 110. [King’s 
Consent signified,] 339. r.a.411. See also Vestries, 15. 












Hospttals. 














HOSPITALS——HOUSE. 

















= Hospitals. 








I. Public Bill relative to Hospitals; 1. 
II. Petitions for Bills relative to Hospitals, and Proceedings thereon ; 


Y—1]. 





I, Public Bill relative to Hospitals : 


1. To amend an Act passed in the Parliament of Ireland; 5 Geo. III., for establishing Public Hospitals in Ireland; Ordered; 


presented ; printed; txxxvi. 854. R.A. 921. 


IJ. Petitions for Bills relative to Hospitals, and Proceedings thereon : 


Bath : 
2. For altering and amending Acts; Referred, txxxv. 62. 
Bill ordered, 110. Presented, 121. r. a. 500. 


Cork : 

3. For uniting the Funds of the North and South Charitable 
Infirmaries of the City of Cork, and for establishing, in lieu of 
such Infirmaries, one General Hospital for the said City ; Referred, 
Lxxxvul.113. Bill ordered, 167. Petition in favour of the applica- 
tion; From Cork, xxxxvu.177,P. Bill presented, 195. r. a. 461. 


Cork Foundling Hospital : 
4. To repeal or alter powers of Act; Referred, rxxxvit. 108. 
Time enlarged for presenting Bill, 210. 328. 384. Not presented. 


Edinburgh Merchants Charities : 
5. To enlarge powers of Act; Referred, rxxxu. 30. 
ordered, 110. Presented, 292. rp. a. 494. 


Bill 


George’s, St. : 
6. For incorporating Subscribers; Referred, ixxx1x. 37. 
Bill ordered, 113. Presented, 141. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 357. R.A. 399. 


Heriot’s, (Edinburgh) : 
7. To explain and extend the powers of the Governors of the 
Hospital in Edinburgh, founded by George Heriot, Jeweller to 


Heriot’s (Edinburgh)—continued. 
King James the Sixth; Referred, xc1. 51. Bill ordered, 103. 
Presented, 139. Petitions against, 158. 189. 196. 239. 244. 258. 
309. Petition in favour, 280. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
652. R. A. 665. 

Limerick : 

8. For the management and direction thereof; Referred, 

uxxxv. 44. Bill ordered, 78. Presented, 96. nr. a. 500. 


Middlesex : 


9. To incorporate the Subscribers, and for better enabling 
them to carry on their charitable designs; Referred, xc1. 40. 
Bill ordered, 50. Presented, 71. nr. a. 231. 


Norwich (Bethel) : 


10. For erecting a New Hospital and selling the present; 
Referred, uxxx1. 75. Not proceeded in. 


Westminster : 
11. To incorporate the Governors of the Westminster Hospital, 
at the Broad Sanctuary, Westminster, and for conferring powers 
the better to enable them to carry on their charitable designs ; 


Referred, xcr. 61. Bill ordered, 98. Presented, 127. Rr. 4. 391. 
See Accounts and Papers, 3054. Addresses, 637. Estates. 
Infirmaries (Ireland.) Medical Charities, 2. Supply, 


223. 








Hospital for Incurables :—see Accounts and 
Papers, 2119. Supply, 223. 


Hothouses :—see Gardens, 2. 


Hotel Keepers :——Bill to amend so much of Act 
35 Geo. III., c. 113, as relates to the Sale of Exciseable Liquors 
by retail; Ordered, txxxi. 289. Order of Leave for Bill 
discharged, and Bill to enable certain Hotel Keepers to 





Hotel Keepers :—continued. 

be licensed to keep Tuns in Victualling Houses, and to sell 
Exciseable Liquors by retail; Ordered, 369. Bill to enable cer- 
tain Hotel Keepers to be licensed to keep Hotels as common 
Inns, Alehouses or Victualling Houses, and to sell therein Beer 
and other Exciseable Liquors ; presented ; printed; 372. Passed, 
397. Not returned from the Lords. Committee appointed to 
inspect Lords’ Journals, 434. Report, 441. Another Bill ordered ; 
presented; printed; 442. r. a. 535. 








Wouse. 








House resumed; 30. 


VI. 
VII. 
VIII. 


House adjourns; 46—58. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCILI. 


(1820—1837.) 


House resolves to take Matters into consideration; 1—15. 
Calls of the House, and Proceedings thereon; 16—9. 


House interrupted in their Proceedings ; 31—42. 
House sits late, On Saturdays, Post Meridiem, &amp;c.; 48—465. 


Thanks of the House ; 59—69. 
House commits Persons ; 63—80. 


IX. Clerks 








HOUSE—continued. 








Clerks of the House; 81—115. 





Serjeant at Arms, and Officers under him; 116—136. 
House appoints Preachers; 137, 138. 
Incidental Proceedings; 139—190. 


Questions and Previous Questions Negatived or Superseded, 
and Previous Questions and Motions Withdrawn; 191—210. 


1.— Questions and Previous Questions Negatived ; 191—198. 


2.— Questions Superseded ; 199. 


3.—Previous Questions and Motions Withdrawn; 200—210. 





I. House resolves to take Matters into consideration,—vrelative to— 


Agricultural Distress :—sSee infra, 5. 


Commercial Intercourse : 
1. At an early period in the next Session ; Duties and Regula- 
tions affecting the Trade between Great Britain and Ireland; 
LXXVI. 287. 


Complaint : 


Arrest of a Witness : 

2. That Alexander Dean, being summoned to attend the Select 
Committee on Timber Duties, had been arrested by a Sheriff’s 
Officer while in attendance on the Committee ; William Thomp- 
son, Officer of the Sheriff of Middlesex, and Mr. Dean, to attend ; 
xc. 519. Examined; Resolution, That the Privilege of the House 
be allowed to Alexander Dean, and that he be discharged from 
arrest ; Sheriff’s Officer called in, and acquainted with the Reso- 
lution ; 521. 


Dublin Evening Mail: 

3. Complaint made by the Chairman of the Select Committee 
relative to Tithes in Ireland, of the publication of a Document 
purporting to be the Second Report of the said Committee; 
Lxxxvil. 360. Considered; Persons called in and examined ; 
Petition of Thomas Sheehan for his Discharge ; called in, admo- 
nished and discharged ; 365. 


Hand-bill : 

4. Complaint of a printed Hand-bill, being a Copy of an 
official Letter, signed John P. Kidson and Joseph John Wright, 
Solicitors, addressed to the Committee on the Wet Dock, Sunder- 
land, &amp;c.; txxxvit. 278. Resolution, That the Letter contains 
libellous matter, &amp;c.; Resolution, That the Parties, in having 
written the said Letter, have been guilty of a Breach of Privilege ; 
called in, and admonished, 294. 


County Rates : 

5. Will direct its early attention to the Recommendations of 
the Committee which sat in the last Session of Parliament upon 
the subject of County Rates, with a view to the utmost practical 
alleviation of those Burdens to which the Land is subject through 
the pressure of Local Taxation; xc. 284. 


Criminal Laws : 
6. Atanearly period of the next Session; The means of in- 
creasing the efficacy of the Criminal Laws; Lxxvu. 319. 


Messages from His or Her Majesty,—relative to— 
Bath, Order of : 


7. Respecting the present State of the Order; txxxrx. 190. 
Considered, 195. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill or- 
dered, 203. See Bath, Order of. 


Judges : 


8. Respecting the Appointment of additional Judges; txxxv. 
214. Considered, 443. Resolution reported, and agreed to; In- 
struction accordingly; 452. See Courts of Justice, 5. 


Kent, Duchess of : 

9. Making Provision for the Duchess of Kent and the Princess 
Alexandrina Victoria of Kent; txxxvi. 719. Considered, 723. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to; and Bill ordered; 727. See 
King, 14. 


King (George IV.): 
10. Respecting the Death of His late Majesty King George 


the Fourth, and the calling a New Parliament, &amp;c.; txxxv. 591. 
Considered ; Motion for presenting an Address to His Majesty, 





Mes sages from His or Her Majesty—(cont*)—relative to— 
King (George IV.)—continued. 


acknowledging Communication as to calling a New Parliament ; 
Debate arising, Motion for adjourning Debate ; Question nega- 
tived thereupon; Amendment proposed, but not made; Address 
agreed to; 598. (See Addresses, 23. 28.) Referred to the Com- 
mittee of Supply, 609. (See Supply, 5.) ———(Will. IV.) 
Respecting the Death of His late Majesty William the Fourth, 
and the State of the Public Business with reference to the calling 
of a New Parliament; xcu. 493. Considered ; Resolution for 
Address relative to Public Business, agreed to Nem. con.; 497. 
See Addresses, 30. 


Land Revenue: 
11. State and Condition of the Woods, Forests and Land Re- 
venues of the Crown, in order that the same may be rendered as 
beneficial and productive as possible; txxxvim. 354. 


Message 
considered ; Address thereupon; 358. 


See Addresses, 22. 


Portugal : 


12. Respecting the Claim made by the Princess Regent of Por- 
tugal for Aid against any hostile Aggression from Spain; txxxu. 
112. Considered ; Motion for Address thereupon; 114. See 
Addresses, 24. 


Queen Adelaide: 

13. To make Provision for Her Majesty in case she should 
survive His Majesty ; txxxvi. 488. Considered in a Committee 
of the whole House, 491. Resolution reported; agreed to Nem. 
con.; Bill ordered; 501. See King, 4. 


Queen Caroline : 

14. That His Majesty thinks it necessary, in consequence of the 
arrival of the Queen, to communicate to the House certain Papers 
respecting her Conduct since her Departure from this Kingdom ; 
Resolution for Address thereupon; (see Addresses, 25); Message 
to be considered; Papers referred to in the Message presented by 
Lord Viscount Castlereagh, sealed up; Papers to be kept by the 
Clerk sealed up; txxv. 281. Communication from the Queen 
made to the House by Mr. Brougham, Her Majesty’s Attorney- 
General ; Message considered; Motion, that the Papers referred 
to in the Message be referred to a Select Committee to consider 
the Matter thereof, and report same with observations; Debate 
thereon adjourned, 288. Further adjourned, 296. 302. 319, 326. 
339. 344. 356. Order for resuming Debate discharged, 412. 
See Queen Caroline. 


Speeches : 

15. Of His “Majesty or the Lords Commissioners at the 
Opening of the Session ;—Of King George IV. ; 27 April 1820; 
Lxxv. 119. Considered; Committee of the whole House ap- 
pointed to consider so much of the Speech as relates to the Civil 
List; (See Committees, 117.) Motion for a Supply; Com- 
mittee of the whole House appointed thereon; 120. On 23 Ja- 
nuary 1821; uxxvi. 6. 8. On 5 February 1822; ixxvut. 9, 10. 
4 February 1823, Lords Commissioners; uxxvur. 8. Consi- 
deration deferred, 13. Considered, and Motion for Supply, 16. 
3 February 1824; xxix. 8.12. 3 February 1825; Lxxx. 9. 14. 
2 February 1826; uxxx1. 9.13. 21 November 1826; His Ma- 
jesty; uxxxu. 29. 29 January 1828; Lords Commissioners ; 
Lxxxt. 9.12. 6 February 1829; uxxxiv. 12.15. 4 February 
1830; Lxxxy. 12. 17.————-King Will. IV.; 2 November 1830; 
LXxxvi. 22,37. 21 June 1831; txxxvi. 539, 540. 6 December 
1831; .xxxvu. 11,12. 6 February 1833; txxxvin. 30. 4 Fe- 
bruary 1834; uxxxix. 9. 12, 24 February 1835; xc. 32. 34. 
4 February 1836; xct. 11. 21 January 1837; Lords Commus- 


sioners ; XCil. 17. 22. 
II. Calls 














HOUSE—continued: 











II. Calls of the House, and Proceedings thereon : 


16. Calls ordered; On the Morrow ; txxxu. 337.—.xxxv. 99. 
—LXXXVI. 357. 392.—Lxxxvil. 303. 311.———In Two Days from 
the Order; txxxvi. 378.——-In Three Days; txxxvu. 310- 
313.——In Four Days; txxxv. 99.—Lxxxvi. 363. 398. 884. 
———In Five Days; txxxvi. 863.———In Six Days; ixxx. 50. 
—LXXXVII. 470,—LXxXxxviil. 109.———In Seven Days; txxx. 103. 
———In Nine Days; txxvin. 14.——In Ten Days; txxxu. 
226.———In Eleven Days; txxxv. 141.———In Thirteen Days; 
LXXXII. 145.—.Lxxxvi. 253. 871.—Lxxxvill. 503.—xc. 134.— 
——In a Fortnight; txxvi. 131.—1xxx. 10.—.xxxvi. 213. 
———-In Sixteen Days ; txxxiv. 43.———In Seventeen Days; 
LXXXII. 155. In Twenty Days; xc1. 232.——In Twenty- 
six Days; Lxxx. 253.— ——In Twenty-nine Days; xcr. 199. 
———-In Thirty-four Days ; txxx1x. 138.——In Five Weeks ; 
LXXXIX. 111. In Five Weeks and Two Days; ixxv. 484. 
———-In Six Weeks and a Day; ixxvu. 101. 








17. House called over; uxxx. 130,—.Lxxxiv. 106.—Lxxxv1. 
900.—Lxxxvil. 304. 320.—LxxxvilI. 130.—LxXxxix. 206.—xc. 
182.—xc1. 265. 


18. Orders for calling over the House read (before the Day 
appointed for the Call,) and discharged, and other Days ap- 
pointed ; Lxxvi1I. 34,—LXxxXx. 50.—LXXXII. 155. 226.—.Lxxxv1. 253. 
863.—LXXxXxIx. 138. 


19. Orders of the Day for calling over the House; Read, or 
now read, and proceeded in; Lxxx. 130.—.Lxxxiv. 106.—Lxxxv1. 
900.—LXxXXx VII. 304, 320.—Lxxx1x. 206.—xc.182.—xcI. 265.———_ 
After a Division; txxxvi. 130.——And other Days ap- 
pointed ; Lxxx. 103.—Lxxxv. 99.—LxxxvI. 363. 378. 392. 398. 
855. 871.—Lxxxvil. 311. 3183,———And discharged ; txxvi. 173. 
LXXVII. 196.—LXXVIII. 213.—Lxxx. 312.—Lxxxv. 181.—LxxxXvI. 
323. 417.—xclI. 278. 


20. Names of such Members as made default to appear at 
Calls, taken down; Lxxx. 130.—Lxxxiv. 106.—.Lxxxvi. 900.— 
LXxxvul. 304. 320.—LxxxvilI. 130.—Lxxx1x. 206.—xc. 182.— 
xc1. 265.———Called over ; several excused for various reasons, 
and those who were not excused ordered to attend on future 
Days; Lxxx. 130.—.xxxiv. 106.— ——Notice taken of their 
being in their Places; they were severally excused ; xxx. 147. 
———Not attending, ordered into the Custody of the Serjeant- 
at-Arms; Lxxx. 150. 





Ill. House resumed : 


30. After matters are considered in Committees of the whole 
House; Reports afterwards made; Lxxv. 340.—Lxxx. 332.— 


21. Orders for the Attendance of Members (Defaulters) on 
future Days, read, and discharged ; txxx. 164.—.Lxxxv1. 920. 

22. Order of the Day for the Attendance of Members (De- 
faulters) read; Names called over, and several of them appeared 
in their Places accordingly; those who did not appear ordered 
to attend on future Days; .xxxiv. 118.——Names of De- 
faulters called over; several appeared; those who did not 
appear ordered to attend on a future Day; Lxxx1x. 206.—xc. 182. 
xc1. 265._——_ Names of Defaulters called over; several of them 
appeared, and some were excused for various reasons; and the 
Names of those for whom no Excuse was offered were taken 
down; LXxxvi. 901.—Lxxxvil. 304.———And those for whom no 
Excuse was offered ordered to attend ona future Day; xc. 185. 
190.—xcI. 278. The Names of the Defaulters being called 
over, several of them appeared; and the Names of those who did 
not appear were taken down; Lxxxvil. 320.—.Lxxxvill. 130.— 
xc. 182. 

23. Ordered, That the Names of Members who did not appear 
at the Call be reported by Mr. Speaker to the House To-morrow ; 
LXXXxvit. 304.—.xxxvull, 130.———Order for reporting them 
read, and discharged ; txxxvu. 307.—Lxxxvitl. 140. 

24. Motion, That Names of Defaulters be reported by Mr. 
Speaker on a future Day, withdrawn; txxxvu. 320. 

25. Serjeant-at-Arms informs the House that he had taken 
Members (Defaulters at Calls) into his Custody, and the Mem- 
bers ordered to be discharged, paying their Fees; uxxx. 153. 157. 

26. Orders for taking Members into Custody read; dis- 
charged ; House being informed that their Default was occasioned 
by dangerous I\lness in their Families; txxx. 157. 164. By 
dangerous Illness of a Brother; uxxx. 164.——~—By an Acci- 
dent ; txxx. 164.————Mr. Speaker having informed the House 
that he had received a Communication from a Member’s Lady, 
stating that he had been detained in the country by Illness; 
Lxxx. 164. 

27. Question, That the House be now called over, negatived ; 
LXXXVII. 484. 

28. Motions, That the House be called over on certain Days, 
withdrawn ; Lxxvi. 173,—.Lxxxvitl. 417.—LxxX1x. 111. 

29. Order of the Day for calling over the House read; and 
Motion, That the House be now called over, withdrawn ; Lxxxvuil. 
541. 


2 


LXXXV. 339,—LxxxIx. 441, &amp;c.— ——No Reports ordered to be 
made; LXx1x. 245.—Lxxx1v. 326.—LXXxxvi. 403. 


IV. House interrupted in their Proceedings : 


31. By a Message from His Majesty to attend Him in the 
House of Peers at the Close of the Session; txxxvi. 517. 935.— 
LXXXVilI. 734. During the Session, to give His Assent to 
Bills; txxxvi. 717. 

32. By Messages from the Lords Commissioners, authorized 
to declare the Royal Assent to Bills ; uxxx. 250.—Lxxxu1. 837.— 
LXXxv. 561.—LXXXxvi. 377. 637.—xc. 347.—xclI. 230.—xclI. 83. 
281, &amp;e. 

33. By Messages from the Lords, bringing Agreements to 
Bills; uxxrx. 431.—.xxx. 162. 471.—LxxxI. 227.—.Lxxx11. 450. 
—LXXXIV. 377.—LXXxxv. 370. 578.—LxxXxvI. 194.—LXXxXvVII. 241. 
—LXXXVIII, 422,—LXXXIX. 248.—xcI. 598.—xXCII. 
Bringing Bills passed by their Lordships; Lxxrx, 431.—Lxxx. 
470.—LXxxIl. 473.—LXXXxUlI. 257.—LXXXxIv. 377.—LXxxv. 644.— 
LXxx1x. 449. Bringing Agreements to Amendments to Bills; 
LXXxv. 424,—Lxxxvill. 696.—xclI. 611. Twice interrupted 
‘on the same day, by Messages from the Lords, bringing Agree- 
ments to Bills; xci. 604.———Desiring Conferences ; Lxxx1x. 
237.—xcI. 681. 829. 

34. By Message from the Lords, bringing Agreement to Bills; 
Interruption continued by Report, that the Lords agreed toa Con- 
ference appointed immediately, to which the Managers went; and 
by another Message from the Lords; xcu. 589. 


177.——— 





V. House sits late, On Saturdays, Post 


43. Sits late, till after Twelve; .xxv. 165,.—Lxxvi. 133.— 
UXXvil, 5,—LXXviil. 203,—LXXIX. 182.—LXxx. 229.—LXXxx1I. 33.— 
EXXXU, 347,—-Lxxxil. 187,.-——-LXxxIv. 158,.—LXXXVI. 385.— 
UXXXVI, 144,.—LXXxvill. 11,.—Lxxx1x. 73.—xcir. 28, &amp;.—— 
Till a quarter after Twelve; Lxxxit1. 103.—Lxxxv. 181,—Lxxxv1. 
163.—xen. 75, &amp;c. ———Till half after Twelve; .txxvi. 35.— 


GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCIL. 


(1820—1837.) 











35. By Reports from Election Committees; txxv. 305.— 
LXXXI. 210. 369.—LxxxvI. 134.—.Lxxxvill. 139.- By the 
Report of an Election Committee, and a Message from the Lords ; 


LXXXIII. 258. 





36. By Members being sworn; Lxxv. 232.—1Lxxx. 120.— 
LXXXV. 118,—Lxxxvull. 111.—xc11. 294, &amp;e. 


37. By the Deputy Clerk of the Crown amending Returns ; 
LXXV. 288,—Lxxxvill. 307. 356, Ke. 


38. By Counsel and Agents on Election Ballots returning 
with the reduced Lists; txxxim. 257.—Lxxxvi. 14].—LXXXVIII. 
328. 422.—xc, 275.—xcr1. 295, &amp;e. 

39. By report, that a Member had been to the Lords to desire 
a Conference; xc1. 753. 

40. By a Member, whose name was on the reduced List of an 
Election Committee, stating that he was not present at the Ballot; 
xc. 275. 

41. By words of heat between two Members; Lxxxrx. 9. 


42. By a Stranger in the Gallery contradicting an assertion 
made by a Member in his Speech; txxxvi. 323. 


Meridiem, &amp;c. : 


LXXVIL. 87. —LXXVIIL. 91,.—LXXIX. 113.—LxXxx. 113.—Lxxx1. 90.— 
LXXXII. 268.—LXXXI. 114,—LXXXIV. 106.—LXXXvV. 28.—LXXXV1. 
183,—LXXxvIII. 102.—Lxxx1x. 213,—xcu. 102.——Till a quar- 
ter before One; txxximt. 273,—LXxxvill. 20.—LXXXIX, 322.—xXcI, 
613.—xen. 71, &amp;c.———— Till near One ; txxv. 215.—_Lxxvin. 10. 
—LXXVIIL. 175.——-LXXX. 120,—-LXXXI. 191.—-LXXX. 241,-—-LEXXII, 

219.— 


7H 










HOUSE—continued. 








V. House sits late, On Saturdays, Post Meridiem, &amp;c.—continued. 


219.—.Lxxx1v. 162.—LXxxv. 108.—LXxxVi. 205.—LXXXxVIL. 77.— 
xe. 177.—xc1. 147, &amp;. ———Till One; txxv. 262.—.Lxxvi. 69.— 
LXXVII. 74.—LXXVIII. 287.—LXxIX. 134.—Lxxx. 195.—LxxXI. 83. 
—LXXxIl. 278.—LXXxill. 123.—.Lxxxv. 40.—LXxxxvi. 171.— 
LXXXVII. 30.—LXXxvilI. 44.—Lxxx1x. 28.—xclI. 390.—xcl1. 260, 
&amp;c.———Till after One; Lxxv. 268.—Lxxvi. 83.—LxxviI. 93.— 
LXxvu. 167.—-LxXX1Ix. 128.—Lxxx. 43.—LxxxI. 257.—LXXXIl. 297. 
—LXXxII. 118.—LxXxxIv. 153.—.Lxxxv. 70.—LXxXxvI. 344.— 


LXxvi. 345.—LxXxVIUl. 471.—LXxIX. 35().—LXxXxX. 554.—.Lxxx11 
533.—LX xX x11. 510.—LXXXIV. 328.—LXxxVv. 157.—LxxxvIi. 357. 
LXXXVII. 131.—LXXXvIII. 421.—Till after Three ; txxvur. 341,— 
LXXIx. 485.—LXXxXIV. 149.—Lxxxv. 518.—LXxxvI. 452.—Lxxxvu, 
169.—Lxxxvill. 467.—Lxxx1x. 60.—xcI. 285,—=——Till a quarter 
after Three; Lxxxvil. 434.—Lxxxvil. 307.—xcul. 174, ———Tj]] 
half after Three; txxvi. 175.—_Lxxx. 51.—Lxxx1. 376.—.Lxxxu1, 
$43.—Lxxxv. 498.—LxxxIx. 410.—xc. 194.—xc1. 468.—xcn. 79, 





LXXXVII. 46,—LXXXVIU. 146.—Lxxx1x. 126.—xct, 239, &amp;c. 
Till a quarter after One; .Lxxxim. 127,—Lxxxv. 516.—LXXxvI. 
605.—LXxxvil. 33.—Lxxxvill, 571.—Lxxx1x. 97.—xcu. 135, &amp;c. 
——— Till half after One; txxvi. 20.—Lxxvul. 31.—LxxvilI. 224. 
—LXxIX. 170.—LXxx. 34.—LxXxx1I. 103.—LXXXII. 236.—LXXXIII. 
107.—LxxxIV. 168.—Lxxxv. 97.—LXXXVI. 247.—LXxxvul. 62.— 
LXXXVIIL. 131.—LXxx1x. 65.—xcr. 279.—xcu. 421.——Till a 
quarter before Two; Lxxxu1. 463.—Lxxxv. 626.—LxxXvilI. 157.— 
LXXXIxX. 297.—xcr. 155.———Till near Two; cLxxviu. 376.— 
LXx1x. 427.—Lxxx. 399.—LxxXI. 78.—LXXx1I. 475.—LXXXIll. 435. 
—LXXXIV. 253.—Lxxxv. 151.—Lxxxvi. 282.—.Lxxxvul. 50.— 
LXXXVIII. 174,—LxxxIx. 79.—xcl. 55.—xcll. 447. 

Till Two; txxv. 369.—.Lxxvul. 70.—1Lxxx. 597.—LXxxilI. 448. 
—LXXXIV. 273.—LXxxv. 136.—Lxxxvi. 663.—LXxxvII. 58.— 
LXXXVIII. 504,—LXxxxIx. 227.—xc. 306.— Till after Two; 
LXXVI. 192.—Lxxvil. 206.—Lxxvill. 330.—Lxx1x. 108.—LXxx. 25. 
—LXxxuI. 461.—LXxxIV. 278.—Lxxxv. 460.—LXXXvVI. 22.— 
LXXXVU. 117.—LXxXxvill. 142.—LXX XIX. 234.—xc1. 5.——Till 
a quarter after Two; Lxxx1. 366.—LXX XVII. 193.—LXX XIX. 350. 
—xcu. 31, &amp;c.———Till near half after Two; txxxv. 400.— 
LX X XVI. 705.———Till half after Two ; txxv. 409.—1Lx xvi. 316.— 
LX Xvull. 370.—LX XIX. 323.—Lxxx. 346.—LX XXIII. 80.—LXX Xv. 
223.—Lxxxvi. 405.—LXX XVII. 187.—LXXXVILI. 229.—LXXXIXx. 89. 
—xc. 370.—xcu. 141, &amp;e. Till a quarter before Three ; 
EXXVIII. 307.—LXXXVII. 340.—LXXXVIII. 679.—LXX XIX. 493.— 
xc. 525. 535.—xcu. 403, &amp;c.——Till near Three; txxx. 327.— 
LXXX11I. 337.—LxXxXIV. 110.—tLxxxv. 437.—Lxxxvi. 472. 710.— 
LXXXVII. 180.—LXXXVIII. 27.—LXxx1x. 132.———Till Three; 


VI. House Adjourns : 


46. Till the Morrow Morning at Ten of the clock; ixxxv. 
589. Till the Morrow; txxv. 200.—.Lxxvi. 52.—Lxxvu. 19.— 
LXXVIII. 234.—.Lxx1x. 531.—Lxxx. 174.—LXXxI. 342.—LXXxIll. 
182.—LxxxIV. 235.—LXxxv. 99.—LXXXVI. 258.—LXxxviI. 482.— 
LXXXVII. 529.—LXxx1x. 378.—xcul. 20, &amp;c. 


47. Till the Mornings of future Days, at Ten of the clock; 
ixxxv. 589. Till future Days; txxv. 156.—tLxxvi. 62.—Lxxvil. 
389.—LXxVIII. 279.—LXXIX. 536.—LXXxI. 305.—LxxxIv. 399.— 
LXxxv. 109,—Lxxxvi. 200.—Lxxxvil. 511.—Lxxx1x. 302, &amp;e. 


48. Till the same Afternoon at a quarter before Four of the 
clock ; Lxxxvi. 23.—.Lxxxvil. 31.———Till the same Afternoon, 
at Five of the clock; txxvit. 10.—Lxxxiv. 247.—Lxxxvil. 435.— 
LXXXVIII. 465.—LXXXIX. 12.— XC. 429. 


49. After sitting late (i. e. after Twelve o’clock), till the same 
Morning at Twelve of the clock; txxxv. 460.—xcI. 750.——— 
Afier sitting late, till the same Day; txxv. 165.—.xxvi. 35.— 
LXXVII. 10.—LXXVIII. 224.—LXxIX. 495.—-Lxxx. 346.—LxxxI. 348. 
—LXXXU. 385.—L xxx. 187.—Lxxx1v. 380.—Lxxx1x. 410. Upon 
Division; txxvi. 224,—Lxxxvi. 516.——Till the Morrow or 
future Days, at Twelve of the clock; xc. 549. 564. 796. At 
a quarter before Four of the clock; txxxvi11. 532. 534.—xc. 632. 

Till the Morrow or future Days; txxv. 246.—Lxxvi. 83.— 
LXXVII. 14.—LXXVIII. 229.—Lxx1x. 524.—.Lxxx. 195.—.Lxxx1.376.— 
LXXXIII. 192,—LXXXIV. 390.—LXxxVv. 175.—LXxxVI. 273.—LXXXVII. 
446.—LXxxvill. 553.—.xxx1x. 368, &amp;c.——— Upon Division; 
LXXvI. 13. 


50. Christmas Adjournments; 1826-7 ; From 13 December to 
8 February; txxxi1. 121. 1830-31; From 23 December to 3 Fe- 
bruary ; Lxxxvi. 205. 1831-2; From 17 December to 17 Ja- 
nuary ; LXxxvil. 33. 


51. Easter Adjournments ; 1821; From 19 to 30 April; uxxv1. 
290. 1822; From 3to17 April; txxvi. 176. 1823; From 27 
March to 10 April; txxvit. 184. 1824; From 15 April to 3 
May; ixxix. 307. 1825; From 31 March to 14 April; rxxx. 
300. 1826; From 23 March to 5 April; txxx1. 209. 1827; 
From 12 April to 1 May; txxxu. 416. 1828; From 3 to 14 
April; uxxxu1. 236. 1829; From 16 to 28 April; txxxiv. 240. 
1830; From 8 to 26 April; uxxxv. 322. 1831; From 30 March 
to 12 April; uxxxvi. 472. 1832; From 18 April to 7 May, 
LXXxvil. 291. 1833; From 4 to 15 April; txxxvin. 267. 1834; 
From 26 March to 14 April; txxxix. 172. 1835; From 20 
April { Easter Monday| to 12 May; xc. 228. 
March to 11 April; xc1. 237. 
xen. 218, 


1837; From 23 March to 3 April; 





1836; From 30 | 





Till a quarter before Four; txxxvi. 224.—.Lxxxvil. 270,— 
xc. 84.—xcil. 279.————Till near Four; txxv. 255.—.xxv1. 228, 
—LXxxII. 539.—LXXXIV. 185.—LXXxXV. 124.—LXXXvVI. 417.— 
LXXXVII. 54.—xclI. 125. Till Four; txxxv. 585.—.Lxxxvun, 
331.— Till after Four; txxv. 345.—.xxvil. 420.—Lxxxv. 509, 

Till a quarter after Four; txxxix. 456. Till half 
after Four; txxvi. 162.———Till a quarter before Five; txxxvr, 
507.——Till near Five; txxxm. 289.—.Lxxxvi. 626.—LxXxxvn, 
486. Till Five; txxvim. 273.— Till after Five; txxxvr, 
860.—LxxxviI. 212.———Till half after Six; wxxvi. 13. 4), 

Till after Seven; txxxv1. 648.———Till a quarter after 
One on Sunday Morning; Lxxxvu. 33. 

44. Sits on Saturdays; txxxv. 108. 460.—.Lxxxvil. 31.—xc, 
234.—xcll. 155. 454. 500, &amp;c. Sits on Saturday, Forty 
Members not having been present at Four of the clock on Friday ; 
LXXViI. 187, Meets on Saturday, Forty Members not having 
been present the Day before; and Forty Members not being pre- 
sent, House adjourns till Monday; txxvu. 8. Meets on 
Saturday, and Forty Members not being present, House adjourns 
till Monday ; Lxxxv. 86. 

45. Sits post meridiem; txxvu. 10.—.xxvitl. 480.—Lxxxuv, 
247.—LXxXxVI. 23. 540.—LXxxvil. 435.—Lxxxvill. 31.—LxxxIx. 12, 
242. 347.—xc. 429.—xc1. 469.———House meets post meridiem, 
and Forty Members not being present, Mr. Speaker adjourns the 
House till To-morrow. [Memorandum ; The House had met at 
Twelve, for the purpose of adjourning till Five, in order to give 
Mr. Speaker time to attend the Drawing Room in celebration of 
His Majesty’s Birth-day ;] txxx1v. 247. 


52. Whitsuntide Adjournments; 1820; From 19 to 25 May; 
LXXv. 232. 1821; From 8 to 13 June; ixxvi. 430. 1822; From 
24to 30 May; ixxvu. 299. 1823; From 16 to 21 May; xxv. 
325. 1824; From 5 to9 June; Lxx1x. 467. 1825; From 20 to 
26 May; Lxxx. 450. 1826; From 12 to 17 May; uxxx1. 355. 
1827; From 1 to 6 June; Lxxxi. 518. 1828; From 23 to 
30 May; ixxxin. 382. 1829; From 5 to 12 June; .xxxiv. 
390. 1830; From 29 May to 3 June; txxxv. 502. [Note,—In 
1831 the Parliament was dissolved on the 23 April, and the new 
Parliament met on the 14 June.] 1832; From 8 to 13 June; 
LXXXvil. 393. 1833; From 24 to 50 May; txxxvil. 436. 1834; 
From 16 to 21 May; rxxxix. 302. 1835; From 5 to 10 June; 
xc. 322. 1836; From 20 to 30 May; xc1. 400. 1837; From 
13 to 17 May; xcu. 378. 

53. For want of Forty Members, without Questions first put; 
The House being counted, and Forty Members not being present 
at Four of the clock; -txxv. 176.—.xxvi. 41.—.Lxxvul. 26.— 
LXXVIII. 8.—LXXIX. 10,—.LXxx. 18,—LXXXxI. 318,—LxxxIL. 9.— 
LXX XIII. 182.—LXXXIv. 83.—LXXXV. 86.—LXXxvII. 19.—xc. 454.— 
xc. 147.—xcu. 31.———At Five of the clock; txxxviu. 188. 
457.—Lxxx1x. 522.———-No Member being present at Four of 
the clock, Mr. Speaker adjourned the House till To-morrow; 
LXXX. 174.—LXXXI11. 76.—LXXxvil. 182.——— House met at Twelve 
of the clock, and Twenty Members not being present, Mr. Speaker 
adjourned the House till Five of the clock in the Afternoon; 
LXXXVIII. 265.—Lxxx1x. 584. 598..————The House adjourns 
Twice on the same Day, Forty Members not being present; 
LXXXIx. 188, 522.———Notice being taken that Forty Members 
were not present, the House told, and Forty Members not being 
present, and it being Four [or if after Twelve, such hour as tt 
may be) of the clock ; uxxvi. 29.—Lxxix. 539.—.Lxxxvi. 194. 
200. 599.—LxXxxviIl. 423.—Lxxxvill. 360.—LXXxIx. 244,—KXC. 
288.—xc1. 100. 324.—xc11. 209.———-Notice taken, that Forty 
Members were not present (in the Morning Sitting), the House 
counted, and Forty Members not being present, Mr. Speaker 
adjourned the House till Five of the clock in the Afternoon; 
LXXXVIII. 465.—LXxxx1x. 180.——Notice being taken, and it 
appearing upon Mr. Speaker’s telling the House, that Forty Mem- 
bers were not present (in the Morning’s Sitting), Mr. Speaker 
waited till Three of the clock; and then the House, being again 
told by Mr. Speaker, and Forty Members not being present, the 
House was adjourned till Five o’clock in the Afternoon; LxxxIx. 
188.———It appearing, upon reports of Divisions, that Forty 
Members were not present, and it being Four [or if after 
Twelve, such hour as it may be] of the clock; txxv. 334.— 
LXXvit, 70.—_Lxx1x. 141. 300. 450.—Lxxx. 196, 221,—-LXXxIII. 

349. 











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583 








VI. House Adjourns—continued. 
$49.— LXXxIV. 372.—.Lxxxv. 453. 605.—Lxxxvil. 35. 246.— 
LXXxIX. 410.—xc. 449.—xc1. 215. 817.—xci1. 102, &amp;c.————It 
appearing on the report of a Division (in the Morning Sitting), 
that Forty Members were not present, Mr. Speaker adjourned the 
House till Five of the clock in the Afternoon; Lxxxrx. 347. 522. 
———It appearing on Divisions in Committees of the whole House, 
that Forty Members were not present, Mr. Speaker resumed the 
Chair, and the House being told by Mr. Speaker, and Forty Mem- 
bers not being present, the House was adjourned; ixxxim. 453.— 
LXXXIV. 209.—Lxxxv. 23. 60. Committees of the whole 
House having been told, and Forty Members not being present, 
Mr. Speaker resumed the Chair, and the House being told by Mr. 
Speaker, and Forty Members not being present, and it being after 
Four of the clock, the House was adjourned; txxxvu. 173. 295. 
LXXXVIII. 426.—xc1. 659.———It appearing in Committee of the 
whole House, that Forty Members were not present, the Chairman 
left the Chair; Mr. Speaker resumed the Chair, &amp;c.; xc1.302,— 
xcil. 382. 

54. On Election Ballots ; The House being counted, and not 











One hundred Members present, on the Hour appointed for taking 


VII. Thanks of the House : 
(1.)—Resolutions that the Thanks of the House be 


gwen to: 


Adams, Brigadier-General John Withington, C. B. :— 
See infra, 60.———Ava :—See infra, 59. Bhurtpore :—See 
infra, 60.———Brisbane, Sir James :—See infra, 59. 


Campbell, Major-General Sir Alexander, K.G.C.B. : 
59. For the valour and perseverance displayed by him in the 
late Operations against Ava; Lxxxu. 442. Answer; Lxxxiv. 3. 
Brigadier-Generals William Machean, C. B., Willoughby Cotton, 
C. B., and Michael McCreagh, C. B., and to the Officers of the 
Army, both European and Native; Commodore Sir James Bris- 
bane, Captains and Officers, for their Co-operation ; Lxxx11. 442. 


Combermere, General Lord Viscount, K. G.C. B.: 

60. Commander-in-Chief of the Forces in India, for his able and 
meritorious conduct in Command of the Forces employed against 
Bhurtpore; also to Major-Generals Sir Thomas Reynell, K.C. B., 
Sir Jasper Nicholls, K.C.B., and Sir Samuel Ford Whittingham, 
K.C. B., and to Brigadier-Generals John Withington Adams, 
C. B., John McCombe, C. B., and James Wallace Sleigh, C. B., 
and to the Officers of the Army, both European and Native, em- 
ployed in the Operations against Bhurtpore; Lxxxu. 441. 





Cotton, Brigadier-General Willoughby :—See supra, 59. 
Macbean, Brigadier-General William :—See supra, 59.——— 


VILIL. House commits Persons: 


Carne, John: 

63. To Newgate; On the Report of the Committee on the 
Penryn Bribery Bill, for having grossly prevaricated and given 
false Evidence; txxxu. 473. Carne ordered to be brought to the 
Bar to be discharged ; 517. Carne reprimanded and discharged ; 
What was said by Mr. Speaker to be entered in the Journals ; 525. 


Clifford, William: 

64. A Stranger in the Gallery being observed to throw Papers 
into the House, the Serjeant-at-Arms reported, That he had taken 
William Clifford into custody; and William Clifford having ad- 
mitted that he had thrown such Papers into the House, ordered 
to be committed to the custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms; Lxxxv. 
461. A Member informed the House that he had a Petition of 
William Clifford, but that it contained incoherent matter, not fit 
to be presented to the House, and that William Clifford appeared 
to labour under mental delusion, and could not have intended any 
offence to the House by his misconduct; William Clifford dis- 
charged out of custody without paying any fees ; 465. 


Cooper, Henry Fox : 
65. To Newgate, having confessed himself to have been the 
Author of a Paragraph in the John Bull Newspaper, resolved by 
the House to be a false and scandalous Libel ; txxv1. 335. 


D'Esterre, Henry, Esquire (Recorder of Limerick) : 

66. To Newgate; On the Report from the Select Committee 
on the Limerick Election Petition, That he had been guilty of 
gross prevarication, and that the Committee had committed him 
to the custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms; uxxv. 384. Petition of 
D’Esterre to be discharged ; To lie on the Table and be printed ; 
D'Esterre to be brought to the Bar on a certain day to be dis- 
charged; 428, Brought to the Bar, reprimanded and discharged: 

GEN, INDEX. 


LXXAV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 




















an Election Petition into consideration being come; Lxxv1, 248.— 
LXXXI. 227.—LXXxil. 337,—LXxXxiIl. 162,—1Lxxxv. 99.—Lxxxvull. 
867.—xc. 346.———An informality having vitiated the proceed- 
ings in an Election Ballot; xc. 275. 

55. To supersede Motions; On Resolutions to adjourn ; txxvu1. 
224.—1Lxxxvi. 516.——On Division ; xc1. 149.———Without 
such Resolutions ; Lxxxvi1l. 673.—xc11. 469. 

56. House resolves at rising to adjourn to certain days; txxv. 
154.—LXXVI. 13.— Lxxvil. 14.—Lxxvitl. 60.—Lxx1x. 13.—.xxx. 10. 
—LXXXI. 33.—LXxxl. 32.—LXXxUII. 5.—LXXxIv. 11.—1Lxxxv. 32. 
—LXXxVI. 43. 565.—Lxxxvil. 14.—Lxxxvull. 27.—LxxxIx. 15.— 
xCI. 75.—xcil. 22.————Till the same Afternoon at a Quarter 
before Four; txxxvi. 23. 540.—.xxxvimt. 31.———At a Quarter 
before Five ; rxxx1x. 12. At Five; txxxvir. 435.—.Lxxxvitl. 
265.—.Lxxxix. 180. 188, &amp;c. 

57. Motions for Adjournments of the House, withdrawn ; 
LXxV. 253.—LXXVI. 152-—LXxvil. 365.—Lxxvill. 12.—.Lxx1x. 389. 
—LXXXVv. 339.—Lxxxvi. 171. 647. 

58. House adjourns on being acquainted by the Clerk of the 
death of a near Relation of Mr. Speaker; txxx111. 547. 





(1.)—Resolutions that the Thanks of the House be 
gwen to—continued. 

McCombe, Brigadier-General John:—See supra, 60. 
McCreagh, Brigadier-General Michael :—See supra, 59. 
Nicholls, Major-General Sir Jasper, K.C. B.:—See supra, 60. 
———Reynell, Major-General Sir Thomas, K.C. B.:—See supra, 
69.———Sleigh, Brigadier-General James Wallace, C. B.:—See 
supra, 60.——Sutton, the Right Honourable C. M. :—See 
Speaker, 111. ——— Whittingham, Major-General Sir Samuel 
Ford, K. C. EB. :—See supra, 60. 








(2.)—House highly approves and acknowledges : 
Ava: 

61. The Zeal, Discipline and Bravery displayed by the Non- 
commissioned Officers and Private Soldiers, both European and 
Native, employed against the Troops of Ava; the gallant Beha- 
viour of the Seamen and Marines, serving on board the Ships of 
His Majesty and the East India Company, employed in the late 
Operations against Ava; Lxxx11. 442. 


Bhurtpore : 
62. The Zeal, Discipline and Bravery displayed by the Non- 
commissioned Officers and Private Soldiers, both European and 
Native, employed in the Operations against Bhurtpore: txxx1. 442. 


Seymour, Mr. :—See infra, 132. 


D’Esterre, Henry, Esquire —continued. 
paying his Fees; What was said by Mr. Speaker in reprimanding 
him to be entered in the Journals; 431. 


Fairman, Lieut.-Col. : 

67. To Newgate; On the Report of the Select Committee on 
Orange Lodges, That he had appeared before the Committee, and 
the Resolution of the House (that he was bound to produce a 
book) being read to him, he was asked whether he had brought 
the Book of Correspondence demanded of him; whereupon he 
persisted in refusing to produce the same; Resolution, that Lieut.- 
Col. Fairman having persisted in refusing to produce the Book of 
Correspondence, according to the Resolution of the House com- 
municated to him by Mr. Speaker, has been guilty of a breach of 
the Privileges of the House; Ordered, that he, for his said offence, 
be committed to His Majesty’s Gaol of Newgate, and that Mr. 
Speaker do issue his Warrant accordingly, xc. 575. The Serjeant 
informed the House that he had not been able to find Lieut.-Col. 
Fairman, 577. [This was on the 2ist August 1835, and the 
House was prorogued on the 10th September following.) 


Flanagan, Thomas : 

68. To the Serjeant-at-Arms, for having been privy to and cog- 
nizant of the forgery of names to an Election Petition; ixxxu. 
561. Serjeant informs the House, That he had taken Thomas 
Flanagan into custody ; Ordered to be brought to the Bar, 577. 
Order for bringing Flanagan to the Bar read; Mr. Speaker ac- 
quainted the House, That he had received a Letter from Flanagan ; 
Letter and Note to Serjeant-at-Arms read ; Deputy Housekeeper 
examined, 581. Flanagan brought to the Bar, and having ad- 
dressed himself to the House upon the subject of the Forgery ; 
Entry in Votes read; Flanagan committed to Newgate; 582. 
Petition of Flanagan to be discharged, 595, P. 

Fox, 









584 HOUSE—continued. 








VIII. House commits Persons —continued. 


Fox, Jonathan: 

69. To Newgate ; on Report of Committee on East Retford 
Disfranchisement Bill, that he had attempted to defeat the inves- 
tigation of the Committee, by wilfully suppressing the truth ; 
Fox committed to Newgate; uxxxut. 122. Petition of Fox to be 
discharged, 138. To lie on the Table, and be printed, 139. 
Motions for bringing him to the Bar in order to his being dis- 
charged, withdrawn, 139. 146. Fox to be brought to the Bar in 
order to his being reprimanded and discharged, 146. Repri- 
manded and discharged, paying his Fees; what was said by Mr. 
Speaker to be entered in the Journals; 151. 


Gourlay, Robert : 

70. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, that a Member had 
been assaulted in the Lobby, and that he had committed Robert 
Gourlay to the custody of the Serjeant, and doubts being enter- 
tained of his sanity, ordered that he do stand committed; Lxx1x. 


483. Mr. Speaker communicates a Letter from Dr. Monro and 
Sir George L. Tuthill, 491. 


Jacob, Alexander : 

71. To the Serjeant-at-Arms; A Stranger in the Gallery 
having interrupted a Debate by an exclamation in contradiction 
to an assertion made by a Member in his Speech, Mr. Speaker 
directed the Serjeant-at-Arms immediately to take the said Stranger 
into his custody; txxxvi. 323. Serjeant ordered to bring the 
Stranger to the Bar; brought to the Bar, and being examined, 
stated that his name was Alexander Jacob; Motion, That he be 
committed to Newgate; Amendment proposed, but not made ; 
Jacob committed to Newgate; 325. Petition to be discharged, 
331, p. Petition read; House informed that Jacob was in a 
disordered state of mind; discharged from Newgate ; 333. 


Jarvis, Richard Armson : 

72. To Newgate for having absconded in order to avoid being 
taken into the custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms; Lxxv. 423. Petition 
of Jarvis to be discharged ; To lie on the Table, and be printed ; 
Jarvis to be brought to the Bar on the Morrow; 4338. Brought 
to the Bar, reprimanded and discharged, paying his Fees; what 
was said by Mr. Speaker in reprimanding him to be entered in the 
Journals, 443. See infra, 75. 


Leadbeater, William : 

73. To Newgate; On Report of Committee on East Retford 
Disfranchisement Bill, that he had been guilty of gross and 
wilful falsehood in his Evidence given before the Committee ; 
Leadbeater committed to Newgate ; Lxxxu. 147. Petition of 
Leadbeater to be discharged ; To lie on the Table, and be printed ; 
Leadbeater to be brought to the Bar, in order to his being repri- 
manded and discharged, 195. Reprimanded and discharged with- 
out payment of his Fees; what was said by Mr. Speaker to be 
entered in the Journals, 199. 


McLean, Norman : 

74. Tothe Serjeant-at-Arms; On report from Select Committee 
to inquire into the Conduct of General Darling, That Norman 
McLean, in the Evidence given by him before the said Com- 
mittee, had been guilty of gross prevarication; Serjeant-at-Arms 
to take him to the Committee when and as often as he shall 
be required by the Committee so to do; xc. 601. Serjeant 
informed the House that McLean had escaped from the custody of 
the Messenger, to whose charge he had been committed ; Mes- 
senger called in and examined in respect to his escape, 643. 
[This was on the 4th September 1835, and the House was pro- 
rogued on the 10th.| 


Manners, Sir William, Bart., and Richard Armstrong 
Jarvis: 

75. For having absconded in order to avoid the service of Mr. 
Speaker’s Warrants for their attendance on the Grantham Elec- 
tion Committee ; txxv. 404. Serjeant called upon to give an ac- 
count of what he had done relative to taking them into his custody; 
Messenger called in and examined; 419. House informed that 
Jarvis had surrendered himself; Jarvis committed to Newgate ; 
423. (See supra, 72.) House informed, that Sir William Man- 
ners had surrendered himself; Sir William Manners committed 
to Newgate; 430. Petition of Sir William Manners to be dis- 
charged without his personal attendance at the Bar, 466. Surgeon 
of Newgate examined in relation to the state of Sir William Man- 





Manners, Sir W. and R. A. Jarvis—continued. 
ners’ health; a Member present confirmed his statement; Sir 
William Manners ordered to be discharged from Newgate upon — 
payment of his Fees ; 467. 


Pilkington, Robert Poer Trench : 

76. To Newgate; On Resolution from Select Committee, that 
he having presumed to counterfeit a Petition, and having trang. 
mitted the same toa Member to present it to the House, and 
which was presented accordingly; Motion, That he be taken into 
the custody of the Serjeant in order to his being brought to the 
Bar; Speaker to issue his Warrants accordingly; xxx. 445, 
The Serjeant reports to the House, that he had taken Pilkington 
into his custody; Ordered to be brought to the Bar; Brought to 
the Bar accordingly ; Resolution read; Pilkington heard; 455, 
Ordered to stand committed to the Serjeant’s cnstody ; 456. Peti- 
tion of Pilkington praying to be discharged, 469. To be brought 
to the Bar forthwith, in order to his being discharged; Pilkington 
reprimanded and discharged ; what was said by Mr. Speaker to 
be entered in the Journals, Nem.con.; 470. Petition of Pilking- 
ton for remission of his Fees; Resolution, That his Fees be 
remitted; 470. 


Prentice, William : 

77. To the Serjeant-at-Arms; For refusing to answer a ques- 
tion put to him by a Committee; Serjeant to bring him to the 
Committee as often as may be required by them; xc. 504. House 
informed, that Prentice still refuses to answer the question, 514, 
Petition of Prentice for his discharge, 514,r. Report from Com- 
mittee, that Prentice still refuses to answer the question, read; 
Prentice committed to Newgate ; 520. Petition of Prentice, that 
he may again be called before the Committee, and for his dis- 
charge ; Order, That he be brought before the Committee in the 
custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms ; Mr. Speaker to issue his War- 
rant to the Keeper of Newgate to deliver Prentice into the custody 
of the Serjeant-at-Arms; 527. Report, that Prentice had been 
brought before the Committee in custody of the Serjeant, and had 
answered the question, for refusing to answer which he was com- 
mitted to Newgate, and all other questions which the Committee 
thought he was bound in law to answer; Order, That he be dis- 
charged out of the custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms, without pay- 
ment of Fees; xc. 532. 


Sheehan, Thomas : 

78. To the Serjeant-at-Arms ; On Complaint made by the 
Chairman of the Select Committee on Tithes in Ireland, of the 
publication in the Dublin Evening Mail Newspaper, of a docu- 
ment purporting to be the Second Report of the said Committee, 
the same being the copy of a draft of a Report circulated among 
the Members of the said Committee for consideration, and which 
had not been agreed upon by the said Committee, nor presented to 
the House as the Report of the Committee ; House informed, that 
Sheehan was in attendance; he was called to the Bar, and being 
examined, stated, that he is Proprietor of the said Newspaper, and 
that he sent the copy of the said Report for publication; but 
refused to inform the House from whom he received it ; Resolved, 
That he has been guilty of a high Breach of Privilege ; Ordered to be 
taken into the custody of the Serjeant; txxxvu. 360. Matter 
further considered ; Persons called in and examined ; Petition of 
Sheehan for discharge; Sheehan brought to the Bar, and admo- 
nished by Mr.Speaker ; Discharged upon payment of his Fees; 365. 


Stanbury, John: 

79. To the Serjeant-at-Arms; For absconding, having been 
served with Mr. Speaker’s Warrant to attend the Penryn Election 
Committee; .xxxu. 297. Serjeant called upon to give an ac- 
count of what had been done in execution of the Order of the 
House for taking Stanbury into custody; Messenger called in and 
examined in relation thereto; Resolution, That John Stanbury 
has absconded to avoid being taken into custody ; Address there- 
upon ; 345. (See Addresses, 1432.) Serjeant informed the House, 
that John Stanbury had surrendered himself; Order for present- 
ing Address discharged; Stanbury committed to Newgate; 351. 


Weaver, Robert Thomas: 

80. To Newgate; For having grossly prevaricated in his 

Evidence before the House on a charge against the John Bull 
Newspaper; Lxxvi. 335. 


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HOUSE—continued. 











1X. Clerks of the House: - 


$1. The Clerk, the two Clerks Assistant, and the other Clerks 
attend according to their duty at the beginning of a new Parlia- 
ment; LXxv. 107.—LXXXII. 7.—Lxxxvi. 5. 521.—Lxxxvill. 3.— 
xc. 3. 

82. The Clerks attend according to their duty on the House 
meeting in consequence of the death of King George IV.; ixxxv. 
589.—Of King William IV.; xc11. 490.———Resolved, That a 
Clerk be directed to attend the House of Lords, with certain Papers, 
as desired ; Lxxvi. 2561.—.Lxxxv. 327. 505. 522. 


The Clerk of the House (generally ) : 

83. The Clerk addressed by Members ; On the Choice of a 
Speaker; and he, standing up, points to them, and then sits down ; 
LXXV. 108.—LXXXII. 8.—LXXXV1. 6. 522.—Lxxxvill. 4.—xc. 4. 
———On Motion for Adjournment, the Speaker being absent in 
consequence of the death of a near Relation; itxxxu1. 547. 


84. The Deputy Clerk of the Crown delivers to the Clerk of 
the House a Book containing a List of the Names of all Members 
returned to serve in Parliament; txxx11. 7.—.Lxxxvi. 5.—xc. 3, &amp;c. 

85. Account of Qualification of Members delivered in to the 
Clerk of the House; uixxv. 109.—1xxxu. 8.—LxxxvI. 7.— 
LXXXVIII. 7.—xXC. 5.—xXCII. 3. 


86. Resolutions directing the manner in which the Clerk is to 
proceed, when Petitions complaining of undue Elections and 
Returns are offered to be presented; uxxv. 117.—.xxvi. 9.— 
EXXXIIl. 14,—.Lxxxvi. 13. 536.—Lxxxviml. 13.—xc. 9. The 
names of Places to which such Petitions relate, put into and drawn 
out of the Glass by the Clerk; txxv. 123. 161.—.xxxu. 79.— 
xc. 9, &amp;e. 


87. Select Committees appointed to try Election Petitions, 
sworn by the Clerk at the Table; uxxv. 235.—.xxvi. 317.— 
LXXVII. 185.—LXXIX. 347.—LXXx. 123.—Lxxx1. 228.——-Lxxx11. 279. 
—LXXXIIl. 257.—LXXXIv. 98.—Lxxxv. 101.—.Lxxxvi. 364. 681.— 
LXXXVII. 156.—LXXXVIII. 132.—.Lxxx1x. 206.—xc. 412. 





88. Lists of Barristers who have consented to Act as Com- 
missioners, or as Chairman to the Commissioners, deposited in his 
Office; Lxxv. 132. 215.—.Lxxx11. 29. 146.—Lxxxvi. 312,—Lxxxvitl. 
131.—LxxxIx. 478.—xc. 98.—xc1. 89.—xc11. 16. 


89. Sessional Order, That the Back-door leading to the 
Speaker’s Chamber be locked up every day at the Sitting of the 
House, and the key delivered to the Clerk to be locked up by 
him, and that he do not presume to deliver the same to any person 
whatsoever, without order of the House; txxv. 110.—Lxxvu. 7. 
—LXXXII. 10.—-LXxXIv. 10.—LXxXvii. 7. 


90. Papers to be kept by the Clerk sealed as they now are; 
Lxxv. 281. 

91. Accounts relating to the Poor Rates, ordered to be trans- 
mitted to the Clerk of the House; txxv. 220. 404.—.xxvi. 23. 
456.—LXxix. 19.—Lxxxr. 167. 311.—.Lxxxu. 31. 115. 487.— 
LXXXIII. 314. 362,—LXxXxv. 276.—LXxXvI. 20. 397.—Lxxxvil. 374. 


92. Churchwardens and Overseers to transmit certain Ac- 
counts to the Clerk of the House; xxv. 220.—1.xxxvi. 274. 
683, &amp;e. 

93. The Clerk ordered to prepare and lay before the House a 
List of the Parishes and Places of which the Churchwardens and 
Overseers of the Poor have not made a Return, in pursuance of the 
Orders of the House; txxv. 349.—.Lxxvi. 332.——An' Abstract 
of the Returns received to the Orders of the House, for Accounts 
of Monies assessed and levied upon the several Parishes in Eng- 
land and Wales for the Relief of the Poor; .xxv. 429.—.xxv1. 
495.—Lxxvul. 21. 418.—Lxxvill. 43. 425.—Lxxxu. 410.—.LxxxuI1. 
150.—LxxxIv. 99.—Lxxxv. 149.—Lxxxvi. 349.—Lxxxvil. 148.— 
LXXXVIII. 102.—.Lxxx1x. 332.———Abstracts of other Returns ; 
LXXXvII. 265. 483.———Ordered to prepare and lay upon the 
Table a Return respecting the Poor; txxx. 620.——Certain 
Returns of Members holding Offices, to be made to him; ixxvt. 
427,———-To. lay before the House Return relating to Public 
Bills ; xcr. 23. 

94. Mr. Speaker acquaints the House, that the Clerk had 
prepared and laid on the Table Lists of the Names of Members 
who had delivered in Lists under the East India Judicature Act; 
LXXv. 329. That the Clerk had caused to be prepared Ses- 
sional Lists of Members to serve on Committees on Petitions for 
Private Bills; xc. 9. 

95. The Clerk, by order of Mr. Speaker, takes Lists out of 
Covers, and puts them together into a Box at the Table, on Ballots 
for East India Judicature ; txxv. 341. 


96. Mr. Speaker directs the Clerk to read Orders of the Day 
for taking Election Petitions into consideration; Lxxv1. 248.— 
EXXXL, 227,—Lxxxull. 162,—.Lxxxvill. 367, &amp;c. 





The Clerk of the House (generally )—continued. 


97. The Clerk at the Table acquaints the House, that he had 
received a Letter from the Speaker, (respecting the death of a near 
Relative), which he read to the House; txxxm. 547. 


98. Questions put by the Clerk, That a Member do take the 
Chair of the House as Speaker; txxxvint. 4.—xc. 5.————The 
Clerk, by direction of the House, puts Questions for adjourning 
the House, the Speaker being absent in consequence of the death 
of a near Relative; uxxxu. 547. 


99. On Questions, that a Member do take the Chair as Speaker, 
the House was divided, the Yeas on the right hand, the Noes on 
the left; The Tellers were appointed by the Clerk ; uxxxvu. 4. 
—xc. 5. 


100. Drew from a Glass the Names of the Counties of the 
United Kingdom, before the House proceeded to Westminster 
Abbey on the Coronation; txxxv1. 832. 


101. A certain number of Copies of the Journals of the House, 
and Indexes, ordered to be printed, by and under his appointment 
and direction; txxvi. 20.—Lxxvul. 16.—Lxxviil. 19.—.Lxx1x. 25. 
—LXXX. 25.—LXXXI. 28.—-LXxXxII. 37.—LXXXIII. 12.—LxxxIv. 15. 
—LXXXV. 17.—.LXxXXvVI. 34. 558.—LXXXVII. 32,—LXXXVIII. 36.— 
LXXXIX. 27.—xcl. 194. 


102. Mr. Speaker acquaints the House with the death of John 
Hatsell, Esq'*, Clerk of the House, and that His Majesty would 
speedily appoint a Clerk ; then Mr. Speaker directed Mr. Dyson, 
who had been the Deputy of the late Mr. Hatsell, to take the 
Clerk’s Chair; Entry in the Journal of 11 July 1797, of Resolu- 
tion of the House, approving of the Services of Mr. Hatsell; read 
and entered; ixxv. 482.———Mr. Speaker acquaints the House 
that John Henry Ley, Esq", was appointed by His Majesty Clerk 
of the House, and Mr. Ley took his seat at the Table accordingly, 
485. 


The Deputy Clerk (until Mr. Hatsell’s death) : 
103. Attends according to his duty at the beginning of a new 
Parliament; txxv. 107. 
104. The Deputy Clerk of the Crown delivers to the Deputy 
Clerk of the House a Book of the Names of Members returned to 
serve in Parliament; txxv. 107. 


105. Directed by the Speaker to take the Clerk’s Chair, on the 
House being acquainted with the death of the Clerk; xxv. 482. 


106. A certain number of Copies of the Journals of the House, 
and Indexes, ordered to be printed, by and under his appointment 
and direction ; xxv. 123. 


The Clerk Assistant : 
107. “Attends according to his duty, at the beginning of a 
new Parliament; uxxv. 107.—Lxxxil. 7.—.Lxxxvi. 5. 521.— 
LXXXVIU. 3. 


108. Clerk Assistant (or Second Clerk Assistant), withthe House, 
goes up to the House of Peers on further Prorogations of Parlia- 
ment, the Speaker being in the country; Lxxvi. 506.—Lxxvil. 487. 
—LXXxvill. 486,—Lxx1x. 539.—Lxxx. 642.—Lxxxul. 610.— LXXXIII. 
559.—LXXXIv. 417.—LXXxxvi. 936.—Lxxxvul. 591.—LXXxvill. 735. 
—LXxxxIx. 604, 605.—xc. 662.—xc1. 843, &amp;c. 


109. Messages from the Lords, requesting the House will give 
leave to J. Rickman, Esq", one of the Clerks of this House, to 
attend their Lordships, in order to his being examined as a Witness 
before a Select Committee ; Leave given; xc1. 75. 94. 


The Clerk of Election Committees : 

110. Delivers into the House reduced Lists of the Names of 
Members for Controverted Election Committees; uxxv. 235.— 
LXXVI. 317.—LXXVII. 185.—LXXIX. 347.—LXxx. 123.—LxXXxxl1. 279. 
—LXXXIV. 98.—LXxxvIl. 156.—LXXxvilI. 132.—LXxxIx. 206. 
————- Informs the House that the Thirteen Members on the 
reduced List had chosen Nominees ; txxv. 306.—.xxvi. 76, &amp;c. 


Clerks attending Election Committees, Committee Clerks, 

§c.: 

111. Present Minutes of Evidence; xcu. 360.——— Present 
Papers; xc. 521. 

112. Have leave to attend to give Evidence on the Trial of 
an Indictment for Bribery; txxvi. 442.———Committee Clerk 
and Short-hand Writer have leave to give evidenee in the 
Court of King’s Bench on an Indictment for Perjury; txxvi. 
254. 334. Short-hand Writer has leave to give evidence 
in an Action at Law; ixxx. 629.———That the Clerk of the 
Election Committee be at liberty to attend and give evidence 








GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820-—1837.) 


before 
71 


586 HOUSE—continued. 





IX. Clerks of the House—continued. 


Clerks attending Election Committees, §c.—continued. 
before the Grand Jury, &amp;c., in relation to Bills of Indictment for 
Perjury, &amp;c. ; xc. 241. 3835, To attend Trials with Minutes of 
Evidence; ixxv. 443.—.Lxxx. 585.—.Lxxx1x. 146.—xc1. 447. 

113. Have liberty to attend the Assizes, with the Poll Book 
delivered to an Election Committee, on the Trial of an Indictment 
for Bribery; txxvi. 200. Have permission to produce at a 
Trial the original Petition presented to the House against the Re- 
turn of the Sitting Member; txxvi. 442.———To attend at the 
Lords’ and produce Poll Books, and Minutes of Evidence ; xxxx111. 
278. 


114. Proper Officer of the House to have liberty to attend 
with, and produce before Grand Jury or other Tribunal, an Elec- 





is, 


Clerks attending Election Committees, §c.—continued., 
tion Petition, the Order of the House for taking the same into 
consideration, the original Minutes of the appointment of the 
Committee, and have liberty to be examined and give Evidence in 
relation thereto ; xc. 335. Short-hand Writer to attend before 
the Grand Jury, or other Tribunal, with Minutes of Evidence, ang 
to give evidence in relation thereto, on Bills of Indictment for 
Perjury, or other Proceedings taken against any Witness examined 
before the Committee; xc. 335. 

115. Ordered, That the Clerk of the Journals, and the Clerk 
who attended the Committee on a Private Bill, have leave to 
attend a Trial, and produce Papers respecting the said Bill; 
XClI. 359. 


X. Serjeant-at-Arms, and Officers under him: 


Serjeant-at-Arms : 

116. Orders made at the commencement of each Session, from 
time to time, to take into his custody any Stranger or Strangers in 
the House or Gallery while the House, or any Committee of the 
whole House, is sitting; To clear the Speaker’s Chamber every 
day before the door is locked up; To give notice of the Sessional 
Order for keeping clear the Streets between Temple Bar and 
Westminster Hall to the Constables and other Officers of Mid- 
dlesex and Westminster; To take care that there be no Gaming 
or other Disorders in the Room appointed for Footmen; To take 
into his custody such Footmen as shall disobey the Orders of the 
House; From time to time, when the House is going to Prayers, 
to give notice thereof to all Committees; txxv. 110.—.xxvi. 7.— 
EXXvul. 7, 8.—LXXVIII. 6.—LXXIX. 7.—LXXX. 7.—LXXXI. 7.— 
LXXXil. 10.—-LXxxill. 7, 8.—LXxXxIv. 10.—LxXxxv. 9.—LxxxvI. 8. 
624.—LXXXVII. 7.—LXXXVIII. 38.—LxxxIx. 10, 11.—xcl. 9. 


117. Ordered to go, orsent, with the Mace to the places adja- 
cent to require or summon the attendance of Members; On the 
House being called over; txxx. 130.—Lxxxiv. 106.—Lxxxvi. 900. 
—Lxxxvil. 304. 320.—Lxxxvill. 130.—Lxxx1x. 206.—xc. 182.— 
xc. 265.———On Ballots for Election Committees; txxv. 232.— 
LXxVI. 66.—LxXxvul. 183.—LxxIx. 345.—Lxxx. 120.—LxxxI. 227.— 
LXXXU. 157.—LXXXI1Il. 162.—Lxxxiv. 96.—Lxxxv. 99.—LXXXVI. 
131. 643.—Lxxxvul. 46.—Lxxxvill. 111.—.Lxxx1x. 204.—xc. 131. 


118. Such Members as shall not attend Calls of the House to 
be sent for in custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms ; Lxxv. 484,—LXxvVI. 
131.—Lxxvil. 101.—Lxxvill. 14.—Lxxx. 10.—.Lxxxul. 145,— 
LXXXIV. 43.—LXxXxv. 141.—LXxxvi. 253. 871.—.Lxxxvul. 470.— 
LXXxvill. 109.—Lxxxix. 111.—xc1. 199. Such Members as 
shall be reported as absent on Ballots for Election Committees, 
and for whom a sufficient excuse shall not be made, to be taken 
into the custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms; Lxxv. 330.—.Lxxv1. 74. 
—LXXXI. 227.—LxXxIl. 337, 338.—Lxxx11I. 162.—Lxxxv. 99.— 
LXxxvi. 296, &amp;c. 

Members ordered to be taken into his custody. See Mem- 
bers, 36-40. 

Other Persons ordered to be taken into his custody, or to stand 
committed thereto. See supra, 63-80. 

119. Directed to open the Outer Door of the Lobby, that certain 
Members might be enabled to withdraw, having been in the Lobby 
when the Question was put; Lxxx. 483. 

120. To take into custody all Persons presuming to press or 
come into the Galleries of the Abbey Church at Westminster, 
appointed for the House to witness the solemnity of their Majesties’ 
Coronation; Ltxxxvi. 793. 

121. Persons ordered to be brought to the Bar in his custody ; 
LXxXxv. 461.—LXXXvI. 325. 

122. Called upon to give an account of what he had done in 
relation to taking Persons into his custody; txxv. 419.—Lxxxu1. 
345. 

123. Informs the House, That in pursuance of their Orders, 
he had taken certain Members into his custody ; txxv. 393-395. 
401, 402.—Lxxx. 153. 157.—.Lxxxul. 363. 371.—.xxxv. 121. 123. 
—LXxxvi. 382.—xc1. 468, kc.— That he had taken certain 
Persons into his custody ; txxx. 455.—.Lxxx1l. 577.—Lxxxv. 461. 
—xc. 335-341. That Persons who had been ordered into 
custody, and had absconded, had surrendered themselves, and were 
in custody; txxv. 423, 430.—.xxxu. 351.———That a Person 
had surrendered himself and was in custody (immediately after 
the Order for taking him into custody); xc. 501. That he 
had a Stranger in his custody who had entered the House during 
the Debate; txxxviit. 246.———A Stranger who had interrupted 
a Debate; txxxvi. 323.———That a Person had been taken to 
Norwich according to the Order of the House, and was now 
brought back in custody; xc. 517.———That he had not been 
able to find a Person ordered to be committed to Newgate; xc. 








Serjeant-at-Arms—continued. 
577. That the Messenger who had been sent to serve an 
Order of the House was in attendance; txxvul. 414. ———That 
a Person had escaped from the custody of the Messenger to whose 
charge he had been committed; xc. 643. 

124. Reports to the House, That in pursuance of their Orders 
he had taken Persons into his custody; ixxx. 465, ——_ 
A Stranger in the Gallery having been observed to throw Papers 
into the House, the Serjeant-at-Arms reported that he had taken 
the said Stranger into his custody ; uxxxv. 461. 


125. Ordered, That a Person who had been ordered into the 
custody of the Serjeant by the Speaker, do stand committed to the 
custody of the Serjeant ; Lxx1x. 483. 

126. Person in his custody ordered to be brought to the 
Bar; he was brought up accordingly and heard, and ordered to 
stand committed to the custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms; txxx. 
455. 


127. Persons who had been ordered into the custody of the 
Serjeant-at-Arms having absconded, the House resolves on 
Addresses to His Majesty to issue Proclamations with Rewards for 
their discovery ; Lxxv. 419.—Lxxx11. 345,.——The Persons having 
surrendered, Order for presenting Addresses discharged, and the 
Persons committed to Newgate ; txxv. 423. 480.—.xxxu1. 351) 

128. Persons ordered to be discharged [no mention of Fees 
made]; LXXxvitI. 252.——-— Persons ordered to be discharged 
out of his custody without paying any Fees ; txxxi. 525.—.xxxv. 
465.—xc. 532.—&lt;-—— Member discharged without paying any 
Fees; txxxvi. 393.———Members discharged [no mention of 
Fees made]; txxxtx. 9. 11. 


129. Ordered, That the Serjeant do bring Persons in custody 
toa Select Committee as often as may be required by the Com- 
mittee; xc. 504. 601. That a Prisoner in Newgate be sent 
down to Norwich in custody of the Serjeant, for the purpose of 
being produced as a Witness; xc. 509.———Be brought before 
a Select Committee in his custody; xc. 527. 

130. Order for taking Persons into custody, read and dis- 
charged; xc. 393. 


131. Motion for taking Members into his custody in con- 
sequence of words of heat having passed between them; With- 
drawn, Lxxvi1. 224.———— Motions for Persons to be taken 
into the custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms; Withdrawn, Lxxv. 
402. 404. 


132. Letter of Mr. Seymour to Mr. Speaker respecting his 
retirement, read, and resolved, Nem. con., That Mr. Speaker be 
requested to acquaint Mr. Seymour that this House entertains 
a just sense of the exemplary zeal, &amp;c. with which he has dis- 
charged the duties of his situation; xc. 509.———Mr. Speaker 
acquainted the House, That he had communicated their Resolution, 
and that Mr. Seymour desired to offer his dutiful acknow- 
ledgment, &amp;c. ; xc. 519. 


Deputy Serjeant-at-Arms : 
133. Informs the House, That Persons had surrendered 
themselves, and were in custody of the Serjeant; txxv. 423. 430. 


Messengers of the House : 

134, Examined by the House; txxv. 419.—.xxvu, 414.— 
xc. 643. 

135. Inform the House; Of what has been done in relation 
to service of the Orders of the House upon a Member; Lxxvil- 
414. 

136. The Serjeant’s Messengers and Doorkeepers placed at 
the doors of the Gallery in the Abbey, at the Coronation, with 
orders that none but Members should be admitted; txxxvi. 833. 


XI. House 


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HOUSE—continued. 





XI. House appoints Preachers : 
To preach before the House at St. Margaret’s Church, 


Westminster : 
137. On General Fast; Allen, Dr., 21 March 1832; txxxvu. 
186. Thanked, and desired to print his Sermon, 211. 


XII. Incidental Proceedings: 


139. House will immediately resolve itself into Committees of 
the whole House ; To consider Accounts and Papers ; txxv. 319.— 
LXXXVII. 485.—LXXxvitl. 609. To consider Acts, and parts of 
Acts of Parliament; ixxvi. 117.—.Lxxvi. 93.—Lxxvil. 552.— 
LXXIX. 55.—LXxX. 280.—LXXXII. 247.—Lxxx11l. 107.—LxxxIv. 61. 
129.—LXxxv. 180.—LXxxvI. 349.—Lxxxvil. 87.—LXxxvillI. 192.— 
xc. 321.—xc1. 636.———On Bills; .ixxvi. 435.—.xxvu. 66. 
— LXXIX. 122.—Lxxx. 206.—Lxxx1. 229.—Lxxxl. 172.— 
LXXXIV. 344,— Lxxxv. 108,.—Lxxxvi. 404.—Lxxxvil. 22.— 
LXXXvVII. 498.—xc. 600.—xcI. 399.—xciI. 36, &amp;c. ———To 
consider further of Bills; txxxu. 473.—.xxxm1. 122. 147.— 
Lxxxv. 611. On re-committed Bills; txxv. 293.—.xxvi. 
137.—LXXVII. 92.—LXxvill. 198.—Lxx1x. 158.—Lxxx. 260.—LXXXI. 
131.—LXxxll. 347.—LxXxx11Il. 196.—LxxxIv. 204.—Lxxxvl. 234.— 
LXXXVIII. 222.—.Lxxx1Ix. 157.—xc. 161.—xc1. 8331.———On Bills 
again re-committed; Lxxv. 385.—Lxxxul. 487.—LXxxllI. 207. 
——On Lords’ Bills; txxv. 478.—.xxvut. 308.—1Lxx1x. 305. 
456.—LxxxI. 344.—.Lxxxm. 380.—Lxxxvill. 462. _——— On 
Clauses offered to be added to Bills; rxxvi. 284.—1xxx1. 218.— 
LXXXVII. 339.——To take into consideration Messages from His 
Majesty ; rxxxv. 443.—.xxxv1. 491. To consider Reports ; 
LXxIx. 534..———To consider re-committed Resolutions; Lxxvi. 
$23.—Lxxx111.519.——Tocconsider varicus other Matters; Lxxv1. 
408. — LXXvIlI. 357.—LXXvill. 178.—.Lxx1x. 511.—.Lxxx. 144,— 
LXXXII. 595.—LXXXIV. 358.—LXxxvV. 517.—LXXxxVI. 736.—LXXxVII. 
443.—LXXXVIII. 286.—Lxxx1x. 50.—xc. 509.—xcI. 289.—xclI. 
118. 


140. House will this Day resolve itself into Committee upon a 
Bill; uxxxvi. 615. ——-——On other Matters; txxxvut. 620. 682. 











141. House will this Day again resolve itself into Committees 
of the whole House on Bills; uxxvi. 247.—1xxxvu. 611.—xcr. 
582,———-Again resolve itself into Committees of the whole 
House, to consider further of re-committed Bills; txxvu. 414. 
——QOn other Matters; txxxvui. 466. 


142. House will this Day (after sitting late) resolve itself into 
Committee of the whole House ; To consider Accounts and Papers ; 
LXXXV. 349,—Lxxxviil. 649.—xc. 573. To consider Acts and 
parts of Acts of Parliament; txxv. 165.—.xxvi. 341.—Lxxvil. 
420. 552.—Lxxvill. 175.—LXxIx. 213.— LXxxvil. 387.—LX XXVIII. 
440.—xc. 546.—xci. 687.——-On Bills; txxv. 254.—1xxv1. 
476.—Lxxvil. 163.—Lxxxul. 317.—.Lxxx1x. 83.—xcr. 65. 
To consider further of Bills; uxxvi11. 418. ———On re-committed 
Bills; ixxxv. 161.———To consider various other Matters; 
LXxv. 401.—LXXVI. 342.—LXXVIII. 329.—LXX1X. 213.—Lxxx. 24.— 
LXXXIX. 136.—xc. 546.—xclI. 96. 


143. Will this Day (after sitting late) again resolve itself into 
Committees of the whole House; uxxvi. 242.—zxxvi. 413.— 
LXxx. 260.—Lxxxul. 296. 307.—Lxxxvi. 710.—xcl. 666. At 
Twelve, again resolve itself into Committee, to consider further of 
a Bill; uxxxrx. 372. 


144. House will To-morrow resolve itself into Committees of 
the whole House; To consider Accounts and Papers; uxxv. 421.— 
LXxxv. 375.———To consider Acts and parts of Acts of Parlia- 
ment; Lxxv. 199.—LxxvI. 293.—Lxxvil. 84.—LXxviil. 8.—LXxIx. 
175,.— Lxxx. 509,—.Lxxxi. 261.—Lxxxi. 157.— Lxxxiv. 86.— 
LXxxIx. 143, &amp;c.— —To consider further of Acts of Parlia- 
ment; Lxxv. 225.—.Lxxxu. 107.———On Bills; ixxv. 238.— 
LXXVI. 454.—LXxXxvil. 127.—Lxx1x. 122.—xci1. 101. To con- 
sider further of Bills ; txxvi11. 383.———On re-committed Bills ; 
LXXV. 331.—Lxx1x. 455.— ——On Lords’ Bills; uxxxvin. 462. 
———To consider Answer to an Address; txxxvu. 540.——— 
To consider Messages from His Majesty ; uxxvimt. 96.—.xxx. 454. 
———To consider Motions; For a Supply to be granted to His 
Majesty ; LXXv. 120.—LXXvI. 8.—.LxxvulI. 16.—Lxxxr. 13.— 
UXxxul. 29.———To consider Petitions ; txx1x. 481. Peti- 
tion and Report; txxx1. 138.———To consider Reports ; txxvu. 
69.—Lxxx1. 85.———To consider various other Matters ; Lxxvi. 
73.—LXXVIl. 22.—~LXXVIMI. 35.—Lxx1x. 19.—Lxxx. 606,—LXxxI. 
13.—.Lxxxvii. 463.—xc. 142.—xc11. 97, &amp;c. 

145. Will on the Morrow again resolve itself into Committees 
of the whole House ; ixxv. 219.—.xxvi. 65.—LXxx. 181.—Lxxxu. 
479.—xxx1x. 5438.—xcr1. 254, ke. 

146. House will, on future Days, resolve itself into Commit- 
tees of the whole House; To consider Accounts and Papers ; LXxv1. 

















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To preach before the House, &amp;c.—continued. 
138. Chaplains of the House; The Rev. Francis Dawson, 


29 May 1830; txxxv. 497. Thanked, and desired to print his 
Sermon, 499. 


423,—LXXvIlI, 393.—Lxxxv. 196, 354.—xcI, 76, —=——To consider 
Acts and parts of Acts of Parliament; txxv. 208.—.xxvi. 243,— 
LXXVII, 56.—LXXVIU. 148.—Lxx1x. 169.—Lxxx. 33,——-LxxxI, 18,— 
LXXXII, 29,—LXXXIII, 833,—LXXxvI, 565,—LXXXVII. 21.——-LXXXIX. 
257.———The King’s Recommendation having been signified ; 
LXxv. 245,—————-On Bills ; txxv. 259.—.xxvi. 199,.—.xxvut. 93. 
—LXXVIII. 285,—Lxx1x. 41.—.Lxxx, 129.———On_ re-committed 
Bills; uxxv. 380.—.xxxvint. 354. ————On Lords’ Bills; txxv. 
457.—Lxxxul. 488.—Lxxxvil. 435.———To consider Messages 
from His Majesty; uxxv. 378.—.Lxxvitl. 434..———-To_ consider 
Messages from Members of the Royal Family ; uxxv1. 419.———— 
To consider King’s Speeches, or parts thereof; txxvu, 13,— 
LXxxvi. 55.————-To consider Motions; For a Supply to be 
granted to His Majesty; txxv. 120.—uxxvit. 10.—.xx1x. 12.— 
xcI. 11.———— To consider Reports; ixxv. 347.—.Lxxxm1. 207. 
———To consider Resolutions; txxvr. 419.—Lxxvi. 286.— 
LXXXVIII, 632,—-—-—T'o consider re-committed Resolutions ; uxxvit. 
333.————To consider various other Matters ; yxxv. 223.—.xxvir. 
93.—LXXVIII. 24.—-LXxXX. 104.——-LXXXI. 22,—LXxxu. 100.—1Lxxxx, 
125.—xcu. 35, &amp;c.—————To consider further of various Mat- 
ters ; LXxvil. 42.—xcul. 271———On a future Day, at Twelve, 
will resolve itself into Committee on a Bill; rxxxrx. 895, 402.— 
xc. 428. 455. 


147. Will on future Days again resolve itself into Committees 
of the whole House; uxxv. 238,—.xxvi. 61.—.Lxxvul. 35,— 
LXXVIII. 31.—LXXIx. 24.—LXXx. 238.—LXxxI. 51.—Lxxxul. 21,— 
xc. 497.—xci. 299.—xcu. 78, &amp;c.———On a future Day, at 
Twelve, will again resolve itself into a Committee on a Bill; 
LXXXIXx. 376. 487.—xc. 429. 481. 

148. House will this Day Three Months resolve itself into 
Committees of the whole House on Bills; txxxviu. 639. 649,— 
xc. 572.—xci. 681. 802.———To consider further of a Bill; 
LXXIx. 441, 

149. House will this Day Four Months proceed to ballot for a 
Select Committee ; txxxrx. 373. 

150. House will this Day Six Months resolve itself into Com- 
mittees of the whole House, on Bills; txxv. 413.—.Lxxvul. 335.— 
xcll. 472. 

151. House will this Day Nine Months resolve itself into a 
Committee of the whole House, on a Bill; rxxv. 440. 


152. House will early in the next Session take various matters 
into consideration; Lxxvi. 287.—.Lxxvul. 319, 

153. House, according to order, resolves itself into Committees 
of the whole House; To consider Accounts and Papers; uxxv. 
425.—xc1. 87.———To consider Acts and parts of Acts of Par- 
liament; LxXxv. 380.—LXxVI. 76.—LXxxvil. 97-—LxxvilI. 17.—_ 
LXXIX. 16.—Lxxxv. 399.—xcl. 686, To consider further of 
Acts and parts of Acts of Parliament; Lxxv. 231.—~.xxxmt. 296. 
On Bills; uxxv. 175.—.xxvi. 66.—2xxvil. 13.—LXxvIII. 
35,—Lxx1x. 66,—Lxxx. 125.—LxxXx1. 172,—LXXXII. 235.—LxXxxv. 
39.—LxxxIx. 20.—xcu. 25, &amp;c.———On Bills re-committed ; 
LXXXxv. 266. 508.———To consider further of Bills; txxvu, 171. 
———To consider further of Bills re-committed; txxvit. 415. 
———On Lords’ Bills; uxxvit. 119.—Lxxvuir. 90.—1Lxxx. 252, 
253.—LXXxX111. 251.—LXXXv. 246.—LXXxXIx, 292. To consider 
Messages from His Majesty; uxxx1. 113.———To eonsider Mo- 
tions fora Supply to be granted to His Majesty; uxxv. 126, &amp;c. 
——tTo consider Reports; Lxxv. 367.—LXXvVII. 74.——LXXvIII. 
392,———To consider further of Reports; Lxxvul. 237.——— 
To consider various other Matters; Lxxv. 231.—.Lxxvi. 76.— 
LXXVII. 144.—Lxxvill. 60.—LxxIX. 103.—LXxxI, 42.—LXXXVII. 
41.—.Lxxxvil. 711.—xc1. 30.———To consider further of various 
other Matters; xc1. 140. 264. According to Order of the 
same Day, resolves itself into Committees of the whole House; 
LXxv. 340.—LXXXVIII. 683. 

154. House according to Order proceeds to take into consider- 
ation; Amendments of the Lords to Bills; uxxxvi. 711,——— 
Lords’ Reasons for disagreeing to Amendments made by the Com- 
mons to Lords’ Bill, or insisting upon Amendments; xc. 654, 
—xcu. 111. 175. 183. 386. 585. 668. Mr. Speaker’s Re- 
ports on the Recognizances on an Election Petition; uxxxu. 
118,————-Speeches, or parts thereof, at the opening of the Ses- 
sion; LXXV. 120.—LXXVII. 30.—-LXXVIII. 16,—-EXXIX. 12.——LXXXI. 
13.—xc. 34.—xcr. 11. 














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XII. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 

155. House, according to Order, proceeds to take into further 
consideration; Amendments of the Lords to Bills; txxvu. 424.— 
xc. 626, 629.———Reports of Bills; uxxv. 214.—Lxxvi. 455.— 
a|xxvul. 279.—~ExXxix. 221.—_Lxxx. 125.—.Lxxx1. 190,—Lxxxtl. 
400,LXXXIV.—220.—Lxxxvi. 886.—LXXxIx. 96.—xclI. 292, &amp;c. 
———Reports of Bills, after the House had been informed that 
printed Copies thereof had been delivered at the Door to Members, 
pursuant to the Standing Order, txxv. 307.—Lxxvi. 431.—LxxviI. 
240.—Lxxvill. 257.—Lxxix. 421.—Lxxx. 451.—.LxXxxI. 268.— 
Uxxxu1. 339.—Lxxxu1l. 383.—LXXXxIv. 246.—Lxxxv. 341.—LXXXxVI. 
460.—LXXXxvil. 398.—LXXXVIII. 357.—LXxxIx. 159.——~Reports 
of Bills re-committed; txxv. 385. Petition ; xcu. 469.— 
Reports on various other Matters; txxv. 164.—xct1. 282.——— 
Resolutions reported from Committee ; txxvu. 129. 


156. House, according to Order, resumes adjourned Proceed- 
ings on Reports of Bills; xc11. 476.—«—Adjourned Proceedings 
on Third Readings of Bills; txxvi. 183.—Lxxvil. 352,.—Lxxvill. 
300.—LxXxx. 262,.—LxxxI. 251.—.Lxxxill. 356.—Lxxxv. 531.— 
LXxXxvi. 428, 648.—Lxxxvil. 215.—.Lxxxyill. 256.—LXxxIx. 347, 
&amp;c.———Adjourned Debates; ixxvi. 470.—.Lxxvil. 272.— 
LXxxil. 194,—xc. 102.—xc1, 269, 691. 


157. House resumes Debates after interruptions; txxxv. 644. 
—xcil. 83. 295, ke. Resumes the consideration of Lords’ 
Amendments after an interruption; xc1. 788. 


158. House again resolves itself into a Committee of the whole 
House on a Bill, after the Speaker had, on resuming the Chair, 
counted the House, and found Forty Members present; although 
it had appeared on a Division in Committee that Forty Members 
were not present; LXxx11I. 453.—xc1I. 659. 708. After the 
Speaker had given his opinion respecting the mode in which the 
Committee should divide; xc1. 104. 


159. House proceeds to take into consideration; Amend- 
ments made by the Lords to Bills; uxxv. 435.—.xxvi. 93.— 
LXXVIII. 156.—LXXIx. 169.-—-LXxxI. 175.—LXXx111. 286.—LXXXIx. 
132.—xcr. 95, &amp;c.———Messages from His Majesty ; txxv. 288. 
———From Her Majesty ; xci. 497.———Messages, and Parts 
of Messages from the Lords; txxv. 299.—.Lxxvi. 153.—LXxxvi. 
137,—LXXvill. 268.—LxXxix. 214.-—-LxXxx. 72.—LxxxI. 219.— 
LXXXII. 291.—LXXXII. 107.—LXXXIV. 235.—-LXXXV. 225,—LXXXVII. 
82.—LxxxIx. 130.—xc. 210.—xc1. 81.—xclI. 194, 
Speeches at the Opening of the Session; txxv1. 8.———Petition 
for Appeal Committee ; txxxv. 494.—Lxxxvi. 682.—LxxxvilI. 220. 

Reports of Bills ; xxv. 355.—.Lxxv1. 229.—.xxvil. 446.— 
LXXXIM. 195.—xc. 239.—xcI. 375.—xciI. 199.———Reports on 
other Matters; txxv. 243.—.xxvil. 354.———Report, That a 
point of Order had arisen in Committee, on which the Committee 
wished to be instructed by the House; xct. 104. 


160. House again proceeds to take into consideration Lords’ 
Amendments (after an interruption); xc1. 830. 


161. House proceeds to take into further consideration the 
Amendments made by the Lords to Bills; xc1. 388.———Reports 
of Bills; uxxv. 343.—.xxvi. 147.—.xxvul. 158.—Lxxvi1l. 291.— 
LXxix. 406.—Lxxxil. 400.—Lxxxi. 318.—Lxxxv. 217. 
Report of a Bill from the Lords; txxxv. 612.—— Postponed 
Resolutions of Supply; ixxvi. 299.—Lxxvu. 458.——— House 
proceeds to the appointment of Election Committees; txxv. 334, 
—tLxxvi. 316.—Lxxxv. 118, &amp;e. 


&amp;e.—_—. 


162. House resolves itself into Committees of the whole 
House on the same subject twice on the same day; txxv. 340.— 
LXxvil. 415.—LXXVIIl. 338.—Lx xxl. 453.—xc1. 104. 708, 


163. Orders read and discharged, and other Days appointed 
for taking various Matters into consideration; txxv. 257.——— 
For the House to resolve itself into Committees; txxx. 239.— 
xc. 301, &amp;c.————-For resuming Debates; txxvi. 181.—.xxxv. 
196.—xc1. 250, &amp;e. 


164. House determines not to insist on their privilege of 
originating pecuniary penalties, on their attention being called by 


Mr. Speaker to certain Clauses in a Lords’ Bill; uxxxvi. 836. 
See Bills, 401-404. 


165. Went in procession to Westminster Abbey to a Gallery 
(directly over the Altar, which had been provided for their accom- 
modation,) on Their Majesties’ Coronation; txxxvi. 832. 


House informed of various Matters—relative to— 
Accounts and Papers: 

166. That Persons attended at the Door, and they are called 
in, and at the Bar present Accounts; ixxv. 120.—.xxvi. 196.— 
LXXVI. 58.—LXXVII. 21.—Lxxrx. 20.—.xxx. 196.—Lxxx1. 108.— 
LXXXIV. 206.—LXxxvi. 676.—Lxxxviul. 498. [Note, This form of 
Entry has since been omitted, and the following substituted. Per- 





House informed of Various Matters—(continued)— 
relative to— 


Accounts and Papers—continued. 
sons called in, and at the Bar present Accounts; Lxxxvim1. 519,— 
LXXXIX. 45.—xc. 34.—xcl. 22.—xcn. 23, &amp;c.] That certain 
Returns concerning the Poor had been received from certain 
Parishes; txxv. 428..—&lt;——That Persons had not made the Re- 
turn required in an Address; xc. 413. 

Attendance of Persons : 

167. That the Agents to Petitioners attended at the Door; txxy, 
198. 213,—Lxxxviil. 138.—xc. 138. That Persons ordered to 
attend forthwith, could not be found this Evening; ixxv1. 324, 

That Persons who had been ordered to attend the House, 
attended accordingly; txxvi. 321.—Lxxvil. 432.—Lxxxvi. 768,— 
xc. 152.—xci. 418.———That a Person who had been ordered 
to attend the House was in a very precarious state of health, and 
could not attend without danger ; a Certificate of a Surgeon deli- 
vered in and read, and the Person excused ; Ltxxxvil. 294, ——_ 
That the Agent to the Sitting Members attended at the Door, who 
could give the House information in respect of a Notice having 
been given by the Agent of the Petitioners, of their intention to 
abandon their Petitions; xc. 138. That the Medical Attend- 
ant of a Person confined in Newgate by order of the House 
attended at the Door; xc. 409. 


Bills : 


168. That printed Copies of certain Bills, as amended by 
Committees, had been delivered at the Door to Members, pur- 
suant to the Standing Orders; txxv. 307.—Lxxx. 451.—_xxxix, 
159, &amp;e. That Agents who had petitioned the House respect- 
ing Bills of Divorce attended ; and they are called in, and give the 
House an account of the Allegations contained in their Petitions; 
LXXV. 453.—Lxxx. 199.—Lxxx1x. 378, &amp;c.———That the Clerk of 
a Petitioner attended, &amp;c.; txxxvi. 791. That all Persons 
interested in Divorce Bills gave their consent, that the Time 
appointed for the House to go into Committee thereupon should 
be shortened; txxv. 457.—1Lxxx. 604. That an Agent for 
the Lady attended, and he is called in, and consents on her part, 
that the Time should be shortened for the Second Reading of a 
Divorce Bill; txxv. 453.———That other Amendments were 
necessary to be made to Bills; and the Bills re-committed ; txxv. 
285.—Lxxxix. 302,.—xc. 554, &amp;c.———That other or further 
Amendments were necessary to be made to Bills, and the Bills 
again re-committed ; Lxxvitl. 296.—1xxx. 538.—Lxxx1x. 467, ke. 
————That it appeared by a copy of a Bill as printed by order of 
the House of Lords, that the Amendment made by this House 
upon the Third Reading of the Bill had by mistake. not been 
made in the ingrossment, and also, that the Member informing 
had inspected the ingrossed Bill at the House of Lords, and 
found that the said printed Bill was a correct copy of the Bill as 
sent to the Lords; xc1. 639.——That it was intended to offer 
some Amendments to a Bill in a part proposed to be left out, in 
case the House should determine that the said words should stand 
part of the Bill; txxv1.227.————That the Parties interested in 
promoting a Bill consented to withdraw certain parts ; Lxxv1. 232. 

That Parties interested gave their consent to Lords’ Amend- 
ments to a Bill; uxxx1. 436.———That a Committee on a Bill 
had adjourned without appointing another day for their Meeting; 
LXXIX. 229. That a Committee on a Bill had adjourned fora 
Month ; Committee ordered to meet and proceed on the Morrow; 
LXxx. 474. That a Committee had adjourned till a distant 
Day ; Committee ordered to meet To-morrow, and proceed on the 
said Bill; xcz. 195. 


Committees : 


169. That the Chairman of a Select Committee had claimed 
Two Votes upon a Division; xc1. 214. 


Counsel : 
170. That Counsel were in attendance; txx1x. 416. 


Custody : 

171. That certain Persons had been taken into Custody pur- 
suant to the Orders of the House; uxxv. 393.—.xxx. 153.— 
Lxxxvi. 382, &amp;c.———That Persons ordered to be taken into 
Custody had surrendered themselves; txxv. 423. 430.—LXXXI- 
351.———That a Medical Person attended, and he is called in 
and examined relative to the Health of a Person who had been 
committed by the House to Newgate; uxxv. 467.———That a 
Person in the Custody of the Keeper of Newgate was in a dis- 
ordered state of mind; Lxxxvi. 333. 


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XII. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


House informed of Various Matters—(continued)— 
relative to— 


Elections : 

172. That Persons were at the Door on account of Election Re- 
cognizances Proceedings ; xxv. 230.—Lxxxv. 229.—1LxxxvI. 149, 
&amp;e.———That a Petitioner was dead; xc. 186.————That Peti- 
tioners would undertake to enter into their Recognizances before 
a certain Day ; uxxxvi. 107.—xc. 58.———That a Member in 
Custody of the Marshal of the King’s Bench was desirous of 
appearing at the Bar to defend his Return ; uxxv. 263.———That 
a Sitting Member did not object to a Petition being withdrawn ; 
Lxxvi. 52.———That a Member did not object to the Postpone- 
ment of the Consideration of an Election Petition; txxxv1. 660. 


London : 

173. That the Sheriffs of the City of London attended at the 
Door ; they are called in, and at the Bar present Petitions from 
the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Commons of the City of London 
in Common Council assembled; ixxv. 249.—1Lxxvil. 12.— 
LXXIX. 44.—LXXX. 39.—LXXXI. 30.—LXxxv. 30.—LXxxxvI. 86, 87. 
—LXxxvil. 39.—xc. 9.—xc1. 116.—xcu. 120, &amp;e. That one 
of the Sheriffs attended, and the House being acquainted that the 
other Sheriff was absent on indispensable Business, a Petition 
presented by one Sheriff; uxxv. 213. (The other being a Member 
of this House); txxviu1. 29.—Lxxx11l. 35. 279.—xc. 506. 





Members : 

174. That an Agent was able to give in a Particular of a 
Member’s Qualification; txxv. 237. ————That a Member was at 
a distance from Town when the Order for his Attendance was 
made ; LXxxvi. 393.——Was not aware that the Name called 
was intended for him; txxv. 395. ———Had a severe fall from 
his Horse, which prevented him attending a Ballot; txxv. 405. 
—— Circumstances relative to the Illness of Members of Elec- 
tion Committees ; Lxxv. 539.—xc11. 256, &amp;e. ——— That Members 
who had been chosen for Two Places had made their Election ; 
LXXXvVI. 105. ————Of certain Circumstances that occasioned the 
Absence of Members at Calls of the House; txxx. 164.——— 
That Medical Persons were in attendance who would give the 
House information as to the state of the Health of Members who 
had been absent from Election Committees ; txxv. 367.—.Lxxx11. 
307.—Lxxx1x. 479.—xcl. 256, &amp;c.——That Members had not 
accepted Offices [Member for Rye, for which place Speaker’s 
Warrant for a new Writ had been issued]; txxx1. 223.——[For 
Preston, for which place a new Writ had been issued]; txxxvi. 
134.———That the Right Honourable William Lamb had been 
returned to serve for the Borough of Newport; xxx. 469. 
———That Members who had Petitions in their possession on 
the last Day for receiving Petitions for Private Bills were pre- 
vented presenting them by the unexpected Adjournment of the 
House; txxx1. 77, 80.— —That a Member was taken unwell, 
and desired to be allowed to retire, the Door of the House being 
locked previous to an Election Ballot; xc1. 294.——That 
a Member who had voted upon a Question was not in the House 
when the Question was put; xct. 475.———That Members in 
Custody were willing to assure the House that they would not 
prosecute the matter (words of heat) out of the House; ixxxrx. 
9, 11. 


Petitions : 

175. That Members who had Petitions in their possession on 
the last day for receiving Petitions for Private Bills, were 
prevented presenting them by the unexpected adjournment of the 
House; xxx. 77. 80.———-That a Member had in his pos- 
session a Petition, but that it contained incoherent matter not fit 





to be presented to the House; txxxv. 465,———That a Sitting 
Member did not object to a Petition being withdrawn ; uxxv1. 52. 
———That Petitioners attended at the door; uxxv. 230.—Lxxxv. 
229.—Lxxxvi. 141. 482, &amp;e. 


Witnesses : 


176. That a Witness before a Select Committee had refused to 
produce a book which he admitted to be in his possession; xc. 564. 
————Had refused to answer questions addressed to her by the 
Committee ; uxxxvi1. 212.———That a Witness had refused to 
answer a question put to him by the Committee, on the ground 
that his answer would tend to criminate himself 3 xc. 501.——— 
That the said Witness still refuses to answer the question ; xc. 514. 
~~~ Had refused to comply with an Order for his attendance ; 
XXXVI, 190,————That Three Parties summoned to give 
Evidence before a Committee had declined to appear as Witnesses, 
on the ground that having received certain Notices, they considered 


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House informed of Various M. atters—(continued)— 
relative to— 


Witnesses—continued. 


themselves as Defendants in the case ; xc. 519.———That certain 
Persons having been duly summoned by an Order, signed by the 
Chairman of a Committee, (on a Bill) to attend and give Evidence 
before the Committee, had disobeyed such Order, and had not 
appeared in pursuance thereof; xc1. 338.— —That the said 
Persons had attended the Committee; xc1. 352. 





177. House agrees with Committees in Addresses; txxv. 119. 
—LXXVILI. 8.—Lxxx. 9.—Lxxxv1.539.—xc. 32.— xc. 17, &amp;¢. —— - 
With a Committee in a Report ; txxxvi. 821.——With a Com- 
mittee in their Opinion; xct. 819.———With Committees in 
Resolutions; uxxv. 133.—1Lxxx1l. 36.—Lxxx1x. 17.—xcu. 25, ke. 
——With Committees in Resolutions, as amended; txxv. 321. 
—LXXxIlI. 286.—xcu. 307, &amp;c.——With the Lords in an 
Address; txxxvit. 42 1.———To Conferences desired by the Lords; 
LXXXVII, 421.—LxxXxvilI. 651.—Lxxx1x. 517.—xc. 646.———To a 
free Conference desired by the Lords; xc1. 787. ———House doth 
acquiesce in the reasons assigned by the Lords for sending a 
Message by their Clerk Assistant and Additional Clerk Assistant, 
instead of the usual Messengers ; Lxxxv. 652.———By their Clerk 
Assistant and one Master in Chancery; txxxvi. 727.—xc. 650. 

178. House attends His Majesty in the House of Peers, at the 
Opening of a Session; txxv. 109.—.xxx1x. 3.—xc. 5, &amp;c._——— 
At the Close of a Session; Lxxxvi. 517.—.Lxxx1x. 603, &amp;.—— 
Her Majesty at the Close of a Session; xcu. 670.——On His 
Majesty giving the Royal Assent to Bills (during the Session) ; 
LXXV. 278.—LXXXxVI. 717. 


179. House attends the Lords Commissioners in the House of 
Peers ; On the Meeting of a New Parliament ; txxv. 107.—1Lxxxm. 
7.—LXXXVI. 5.—LXXXvilI. 3.—xc. 3.—— On the approval of a 
New Speaker ; exxv. 108.— Lxxx1t. 8.—LXxXxvI. 7. 523.—Lxxxviil. 
At the Opening of a Session; txxvi. 3.—1Lxxx1. 
3.—Lxxxul. 3.—Lxxxv. 3, &amp;c.———On the Royal Assent being 
given to Bills by Commission ; rxxvi. 199.—tLxxx1. 113.—LxxxIx. 
320.—xci. 449, &amp;c.———On Prorogations of Parliament; txxv. 
485,—LXxxx. 641.—.Lxxx1x. 603, &amp;c.——On further Proroga- 
tions (with one of the Clerks); txxv1. 506.—.xxvil. 487.—.Lxxx. 
642.—.Lxxx1x. 604.—xc1. 843, &amp;c. 





5.—xc. 5. 


180. House attends His Majesty in the House of Peers to 
receive Royal Assent to Bills, previous to a Ballot for an Election 
Committee ; xxv. 278. 305.———House goes up to the House 
of Peers on Message from Lords Commissioners previous to 
Ballot; txxxu. 338.—.Lxxxvi. 362. 377.———Deputy Clerk of 
the Crown attends to amend a Return, after the Serjeant had been 
sent to require the attendance of Members, and had returned, and 
previous to the Ballot; txxv. 289.—Lxxxu. 361.—Lxxxvi. 350. 
Reports of Election Committees received previous to 
Ballots; txxv. 305.—Lxxvi. 77.—Lxxxul. 368.—LXxxxvi. 134-139. 
———-Messages from the Lords received previous to a Ballot; 
LXXXI. 227. 





181. Persons ordered to attend the House; txxx. 582.—.Lxxxrv. 
345, 395.—LX XXIII. 102.—Lxxxv@l. 278.—LXxxxviil. 606.—xcI. 338. 
———To attend at the Bar of aan forthwith ; xc. 519.——— 
To attend the House by himself or Counsel; txxx. 582.—— By 
himself, his Counsel or Agents; Lxxx1. 44. 76.———To attend 
the House, and give Evidence on a Bill, and produce Documents; 
LXXXVI. 269. 309.———Person ordered to be heard at the Bar in 
his defence; Called in and heard accordingly, and directed to 
withdraw ; Lxxxv. 451.—&lt;—Person ordered to be called to the 
Bar, and informed by Mr. Speaker of the decision of the House, 
and admonished to answer a question; xc. 504.————Persons 
ordered to be brought up to the Bar in the custody of the Serjeant- 
at-Arms; Lxxxv. 461.— ——Person in custody ordered to be 
brought up to the Bar of the House forthwith, in order to be repri- 
manded and discharged; txxx. 470.——On a future day; 
LXxx111. 146.———The Keeper of His Majesty’s Gaol of Newgate 
to bring a Prisoner in safe custody, in order to his being examined 
as a Witness at the Bar of this House ; txxx11. 464._——To attend 
Committees of the whole House; .txxvin. 240, 251.———To 
attend Committee of the whole House by himself or Counsel; 
LXxx. 600. Marshal of King’s Bench Prison to bring a 
Person in safe custody in order to his being examined before a 
Committee of the whole House on a Bill, and so from time to time 
as often as his attendance shall be thought necessary ; Lxxxv1. 795. 


182. Persons called in and examined, and directed to with- 
draw; LXxxv. 404.—LXxxv. 451.—LXXxxvi. 769.—LXxxvil. 294, 





183. Persons discharged from any further attendance on the 
House; ixxxim. 130, 152. 


184. Order 


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XII. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


184. Order for Persons to attend Committee of the whole 
House on a certain Day discharged, and Persons ordered to attend 
on a future day; txxvit. 251. Order discharged for any 
further attendance of Persons; txxxu. 351.—Lxxx. 130. And 
ordered to attend a Select Committee ; xc. 421. 


185. First Day of the Meeting of the House in each Session ; 
21 April 1820 (New Parliament); uxxv. 107. 23 January 
1821; Lxxvi. 3. 5 April 1822; txxvu.3.——4 April 1823; 
LXxvitl. 3.——3 February 1824; Lxxrx. 3. 3 February 1825; 
LXXX. 3. 2 February 1826; 1xxx1. 3. 26 November 1826 
(New Parliament) ; uxxxu. 7. 29 January 1828 ; Lxxxi1. 3. 

5 February 1829; Lxxxiv. 3. 4 February 1830; Lxxxv. 
3. 26 October 1830 (New Parliament); ixxxvi. 5. 14 
June 1831 (New Parliament); txxxvi. 520. 6 December 1831 ; 
LXXXVII. 3. 29 January 1833 (New Parliament) ; uxxxviu. 3. 

4 February 1834; Lxxx1x. 3.——19 February 1835 (New 
Parliament) ; xc. 3.——4 February 1836; xc1. 3. 31 January 
1837; xcll. 3. 





186. Door of the House locked on Election Ballots; ixxy, 
247.—LxxVI. 66.—LXXvIil. 183.-—Lxx1x. 345.—LXXxx. 120.—.Lxxxn, 
170.—LXXxill. 162.—LXXXxv1. 131,—Lxxx1x. 205.—xc. 156.—xoy, 
245, &amp;e. Again locked ; xxv. 262.—.xxvi. 66.—Lxxxm, 195, 
—LXXXxVI. 131.—Lxxxvill. 140.—xc. 156. 


187. Door of the House opened after Election Ballots; rxxy, 
262.—Lxxvi. 248.—Lxxvil. 183.—.LxXxIx. 345.—Lxxxvil. 140,— 
LXXXIx. 205.—xc. 156.—xcrl. 246. 


188. House elects Speakers; Mr. Manners Sutton; ixxy, 108. 
—LXXXII. 8.—LXxxxvI. 6. 522.—.xxxvitl. 4. Mr. Abercromby ; 
xc. 5. See Speaker, 3. 


189. House meets pursuant to Prorogations, and is further 
prorogued ; Lxxvi. 506.—Lxxx1x. 605.—xcr. 843, &amp;e. 
190. House met pursuant to Statute 6 Queen Anne, upon the 


Demise of His Majesty King George the Fourth; uxxxv. 589, 
King William the Fourth ; xci. 490. 


XIII. Questions and Previous Questions Negatived or Superseded, and Previous 
Questions and Motions Withdrawn : 


(1.)—Questions and Previous Questions Negatwed : 

For the House resolving itself into Committees of the whole 
House. See Committees, 1332-1348. 

For appointing Select or Secret Committees. 
1349-1427. 

For the Speaker leaving the Chair for the House to go into 
Committees. See Speaker, X. 


See Committees, 


191. For the House resolving to take Matters into considera- 
tion early in the next Session, viz. The High Court of Chancery 
(on a Previous Question); Lxxv1. 397.—— The State of the Re- 
presentation of Counties in Scotland; Lxxvi. 329—.Lxxvii. 358. 

Slavery ; Lxxxv. 644. ——— Criminal Laws (on Previous 
Question); Lxxvit. 319.———Impressment of Seamen, Lxx1x. 477. 
———Slaves, Measures for giving effect to a Resolution of the 
House relative to (Pr. Q"); txxx1. 375.———That the House is 
deeply impressed with the expediency of taking into consideration 
the Laws imposing Civil Disabilities on His Majesty’s Roman 
Catholic Subjects; txxxu. 289.———That the House will, next 
Session, inquire into the causes of the diminution in the employ- 
ment of British Registered Shipping (Pr. Q"); txxxr11. 446. 


192. That this House will take an early opportunity of con- 
sidering the allegations of a Petition; xc1. 665. 


193. That this House doth insist upon their disagreement to 
Amendments made by the Lords to a Bill; txxxvir. 475. 


194. That this House do sit on a future day from Twelve till 
Three o’clock; xct. 579. 


195. That the House be now called over; txxxvu. 484. 


196. That the House do now adjourn; xc. 516. 534.——— 
Do now adjourn (to supersede Motions); Lxxvi. 20, 459.—Lxx1x. 
494,.—Lxxxul. 569.—Lxxxil. 490.—LXxxvI. 647.—Lxxxvil. 463. 
—LXXxvill, 20. 548.—xcu. 169, &amp;c.———Do now adjourn (to 
supersede an Amendment proposed to a Question); Lxxvuit. 405. 

197. That Persons do attend the House ; rxx1x. 112.—1Lxxxv1. 
835.—LXXXVIII. 652. 

198. That a Person in Newgate, by order of the House, be 
brought to the Bar in order to his being discharged ; xc. 391. 


(2.)— Questions Superseded : 

199. For adding words toan Amended Question for the Heuse 
early in the next Session to take into its consideration the State of 
the Church Establishment in Ireland, and relative to Tithes; 
LXxvil. 356.—=——That Persons do attend the House; xc. 575.— 
That the House do now adjourn, to supersede a Motion; txxxix. 
410. 


(3.)\—Previous Questions and Motions Withdrawn : 
For the House to resolve itself into Committees of the whole 
House. See Committees, 1437-1448. 
For appointing Select and Secret Committees. 
mittees, 1449. 1493. 
For the Speaker leaving the Chair for the House to go into 
Committees. See Speaker, X. 


See Com- 





(3.)—Previous Questions and Motions Withdrawn~ 
continued. 


200. That the House be called over now; Lxxxvut. 541. 
———On a certain day; txxvi. 173.—.Lxxxvilt. 417.—Lxxxrx, 
111. 


201. For Persons to attend the House; txxv. 444, 484,— 
LXXVI. 327.—LXxX. 582.—LXXXII. 351.—LXXXVIII. 252.—xc1. 57, 
&amp;c.———— Previous Questions withdrawn ; That Persons do attend 
the House; txxvi. 151.—Lxxxvit. 602. 


202. For taking Persons into custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms; 
LXxv. 402, 404.—xc. 501. 571.—xcil. 270. 

203. That a Person attending at the Door be called in; xc. 
139. 


204. That the House do now adjourn; xc. 273. 575.—xct. 635. 
——— Do now adjourn (to supersede Motions) ; txxv. 253.—.xxv1. 
459.—LXxvVIl. 565.—LXXVIII. 212.—LXXIX. 389.—Lxxxv. 339.— 
LXXXVI. 171. 647.—LXXXVIII. 525,—LXXXIX. 475.—xc. 380. 443. 
—xc1. 294. 794.—xcu. 333, &amp;c. ———That the House at rising 
will adjourn till To-morrow at Twelve o’clock; xc1. 568. Till a 
future Day at Twelve, to proceed with a Bill; xcr. 638. 


205. That the House do meet every Day at Twelve, except 
Saturday, for Private Business and Petitions; txxxvi11. 95.——— 
That at the Sittings of the House from Twelve till Three, Twenty 
Members be sufficient to forma House; txxxviit. 473. 


206. That the Thanks of the House be given to Vice Admiral 
Sir Edward Codrington, K.G.C., for his able and gallant Con- 
duct in the successful and decisive Action with the Turkish Fleet 
in the Bay of Navarin, on the 20th October 1827; Pr. Q", and 
Motion withdrawn; txxxi1. 58. 


207. That the House will at an early period of the next Ses- 
sion take matters into consideration ; viz. Criminal Laws; Lxxvu. 
319.———Enmigration; Lxxx111.472.———Poor Laws (Ireland); 
LXXXIV. 272. That the House will, at the commencement of 
the ensuing Session, enter upon a detailed and accurate Inquiry 
into the State of Education in Ireland; uxxvint. 428.———That 
the House is deeply impressed with the necessity of taking into 
immediate consideration the Laws imposing Civil Disabilities on 
His Majesty’s Roman Catholic Subjects, with a view to their 
Relief; txxx1. 289. 


208. That the House will, early next Session, appoint a Select 
Committee; Lxxvi. 419. 
209. That Prisoners in Newgate, by Order of the House, be 


brought to the Bar, in order to their being discharged; LxxxtIl. 
139. 146.—xc. 384. 391-403. 


210. That Churchwardens do transmit certain Returns to the 
Clerk of the House; txxxvi. 134. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1436. 1742. 6796. Addresses, 
1397-1399. 1407-1412. Amendments, 12.28. Committees, 
379, 380. 786. 799. 1474. Fees, 4, &amp;c. House of Com- 
mons. Parliament, Houses of. Private Bills, &amp;c. Pub- 
lic Business. Supply, 483, &amp;c. 

















———ae 


HOUSE OF COMMONS——IMPORTATION. 


591 








== 


House of Commons: 


1. Bill to regulate the Salaries of the Officers of the House of 
Commons, and to abolish the Sinecure Offices of Principal Commit- 
tee Clerks, and Clerks of Ingrossment; [The King’s Recommend- 
ation signified]; Bill ordered ; txxx1x.142. Presented; printed ; 
195. Order for Committee read; Motion, That Mr. Speaker do 
now leave the Chair; superseded by Adjournment; 522. r.a. 
594. 

2. Resolution, That the House will upon a certain Day resolve 
itself into a Committee to consider of an Address to His Majesty 
to give directions for the erection of additional Buildings to the 
present Library of the House of Commons; Lxxxvil. 522. 


3. Motion, That the present House of Commons does not afford 
adequate accommodation for its Members, due regard being had 
to their Health and general Convenience, and to the despatch of 
Public Business ; and that it is therefore necessary to erect anew 
Building ; Question Negatived thereupon; Lxxxvul. 541. 


4. Motion, That it is desirable, in the opinion of this House, 
that a Corridor of as large dimensions as may be practicable and 
convenient, be constructed round the Exterior of this House, with 
Doors to communicate with the Interior, opposite to the Gangway, 
and at the present Side Doors; Motion withdrawn; txxxvitt. 676. 


See House. 


House of Lords :—séee Accounts and Papers, 3621, &amp;c. 
4323, &amp;c. 4782, &amp;e. Attorney-General, 2.3. Committees, 1239. 
1263. Conferences, 30-34. Divisions, 75. House, 178-180. 
Members, 100-102. 104, 105. 127. Messages, IV. V. Reports, 
IV. VII. Resolutions, III. IV. Supply, 483, &amp;c. 507, &amp;e. 


House and Window Tax: 


1. Motion, That it is expedient to grant Relief to His Majesty’s 
Subjects, by repealing that portion of the Assessed Taxes charged 
on Inhabited Houses and Windows; Amendment proposed and 
made; Main Question, as amended, agreed to; Resolution there- 
upon; LXXXVIII. 329. 


2. Resolution, That the Deficiency of the Revenue which 
would be occasioned by a Reduction of the Tax on Malt to 10s. a 
Quarter, and by the Repeal of the Tax on Houses and Windows, 
could only be supplied by the Substitution of a General Tax on 
Property and Income, and an extensive change in our Financial 
System, which would at present be inexpedient ; txxxvu1. 329. 

3. Motion, That it isthe Opinion of this House, that all Taxes 
on Houses and Windows should cease on the 5th October 1833; 
Amendment proposed, and withdrawn ; Main Question negatived 
thereupon; Lxxxvitt. 419. 


See also Addresses, 638. Assessed Taxes, 13, &amp;c. Petitions, 
1126, 1127. Windows. 


Howth Har bour :——See Accounts and Papers, 3071, 
3072. Suppiy, 282. Turnpikes, 44, &amp;c. 


Houses: Bills relative to : 


1. For more effectually punishing and preventing the Com- 
mission of Waste and Destruction upon Dwelling Houses ; 
Ordered, txxvi. 340. Presented; printed; 355. Second Read- 


Houses: Bills relative to—continued. 
3. To explain and amend above Act; Ordered, uxxxu. 474. 
Presented ; printed; 485. R. a. 587. 
See Accounts and Papers, 3055.3068. Addresses, 638. 
Assessed Taxes, 18, &amp;c. Petitions, 1126, &amp;c. Stealing, 
1. 4. 


Houses of Industry (Ireland) : 


1. Bill to amend the Laws relating thereto; Ordered, uxxv. 
209. Presented, 220. Printed, 223. Re-committed, 356. nr. a. 
455. 

2. Bill to amend Act 11 &amp; 12 Geo. III. of the Parliament of 
Ireland, as respects Houses of Industry in Ireland; Ordered, 
Lxxxv. 56. Not presented. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3069. Petitions, I1. Supply, 224, 
225. 


H ull :— See Kingston-upon-Hull. 


Hundred, Remedies against : 

1. Bill for consolidating and amending the Laws in England 
relative to Remedies against the Hundred ; Ordered, uxxx11. 216. 
Presented ; committed ; reported, and, as amended, printed ; 310. 
Re-committed ; reported ; and, as amended, printed ; 508. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 581. R. a. 587. 

2. Bill to extend the Provisions of Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. c. 31, 
relating thereto; Ordered, txxxvu. 157. Presented; printed ; 
158. Petitions in favour; From, Box and Stockbridge ; Hun- 
dred of Manhood (Sussex); txxxvu.177. Bosham, Hundred of 
(Sussex), 204. Newbury, 211. Rr. a. 542. 


Hunt, Henr Y :——See Accounts and Papers, 3073. Ad- 
dresses, 1494. Petitions, 1141. 


Huntingdon Borough :—see Etetions, 249. 253. 
633. 


Husbandry Horses :—see Horses. 


Husbandry Implements :—see stamps and Stamp 
Duties, 11. 


Hustings, Court of, London :—see Accounts 
and Papers, 3074. 


Hutchinson, Bury :—Petition for a Bill for pro- 
viding for the Discharge of a Debt due from the Rajah and 
Government of Travancore to the Representative of the late John 
Hutchinson, Esq'¢; Referred, xxxxvu.70. Bill ordered, 99. 
Presented, 187. Petition of the East India Company against ; 
384. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 442. See Com- 
mittees, 929. 


Hypothec -——Bill to regulate the Landlord’s Right to 
Hypothec in Scotland; Ordered, itxxxvi. 87. Presented ; 

















; ing put off for Three Months, 364. —-—Another Bill; Ordered, printed; 94. Petitions against; From, Kirkcudbright; txxxvu. 
f uxxvur. 98. Not presented. 300.—H. Stewart, 302.—Perthshire Agricultural Association, 
y 2. To prevent the wilful and malicious Destruction of Dwell- 398. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 367——— 
. ing-houses in Ireland; Ordered, txxx1.259. Presented; printed; Another Bill ; xc1. 630. Presented; printed; 764. Second 
_ 261. R.A. 376. Reading put off for Three Months, 817. 
n 
ir 
ct 
De 
I. I + 
" Idiots :——See Lunatics and Lunatic Asylums. Ill H ealth :——See Arrests, 5. 
IIchester Gaol :—otion for appointing a Committee to Ill Treatment of Cattle :—sce Cattle, 1, &amp;e. 
s, inquire into the State of; Question amended, and Address there- Ill A ° t.- f 
ny upon; txxv1. 252. See Accounts and Papers, 3075-3079. 6011. usory ppointmen S :——See Appointments. 
6787. Add 639-641. 1400. Petitions, 1141. . ° ~ 
4 BT Imperial Gas Light and Coke Company: 
Illegal Considerations :—See Securities, 5. —See Accounts and Papers, 3080-3083. Gas Lights, 51. 
ti Importation of Goods :—Ssee Accounts and Papers, 
Illegitimate Children :—seo Foundiings, 4. a 3084, 3136.6773. Addresses, 642-644. Commercial Inter- 
+e ae . course. Customs. East India Affairs,6. Eaports and Imports. 
Illicit Distillation :—see Petitions, 724. Spirits’ : a 
19, &amp; Warehousing. 
c. ; 
e Impounding 


GEN. INDEX, LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1897.) 





592 IMPOUN DING——IMPRISON MENT. 








Impounding Distresses :—Bin to amend and 
render more effectual Act 10 Car. I. c. 25, relative to Impounding 
Distresses in Ireland; Ordered, xxrx. 388. Presented; printed; 
388. As amended, printed, 420. Passed, 462. Not returned 
JSrom the Lords. Another Bill; Ordered, xxx. 195. Pre- 
sented; printed; 195. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 374. Consideration of Lords’ Amendments put off for 
Six Months, 399.——Another Bill; Ordered, and presented, 
Lxxx. 399. R.A. 518. 


Impressment of Seamen :—See Committees, 


1385. Seamen in the Navy, 2-5. 


Im pri sonment :—See Wrongous Imprisonment. 


Imprisonment for Debt: Bills relative to: 


1. For facilitating the Recovery of Debts; the prevention of 
Frauds by Debtors; the Relief of Debtors willing to make cession 
of their Property for the payment of their Debts, and abolishing 
Imprisonment for Debt, except in cases of fraud ; Ordered, Lxxxvitt. 
485. Presented; printed; 486. As amended, printed, 589. 
Further Consideration of Report put off for Three Months, 675. 

Petitions against; From Presteign; txxxvit. 656. West- 
minster, 625. 

Petitions in favour ; From, Benson, Richard; txxxvit. 603. 
Brignal, William, 636. Graham, Alexander, 540. King’s Bench 
Prison, Debtors in, 535. 675. Lamb, Thomas, 615. Moor, 
George, 636. Parsons, Cecil, &amp;c.,605. Pearce, William Henry, 
624. Robinson, George, 624. Stephen Robert, 603. Warwick 
Gaol, Debtors in, 675. 


2. For facilitating the Recovery of Debts, the Relief of Debtors 
willing to make cession of their Property for the payment of their 
Debts, the prevention of Frauds by Debtors, and abolishing Im- 
prisonment for Debt, except in cases of fraud; Ordered; pre- 
sented; printed; Lxxx1x. 387. Committee deferred, 550. Not 
proceeded in. 

Petition against ; From John Gilbert Meymott, txxx1x. 483. 

Petitions in favour ; From, Debtors in Liverpool Gaol, txxx1x. 
560. William Kemp, 570. 

Petitions for the insertion of a Clause, exempting all Courts 
established for the Recovery of Small Debts, and having the power 
of Imprisonment for limited periods only, from the operation of 
the Bill; From, Kingston-upon-Hull; Samuel Robinson and 
James Hastings; Charles Henry Phillips; txxx1x. 460. 

Petition of James Nicholls, That due inquiry may be made 
into the best and safest course for the melioration of the law of 
Imprisonment for Debt, and in the meantime to stay the said 
Bill, rxxxrx. 460. 


3. For facilitating the Recovery of Debts, the Relief of 
Debtors willing to make cession of their Property for the pay- 
ment of their Debts, the prevention of Frauds by Debtors, and 
abolishing Imprisonment for Debt, except in cases of fraud; 
Ordered, xc. 43. Presented; printed; 44. Committed to a 
Select Committee, 138. (See Committees, 930.) As amended, 
printed, 236. Re-committed to the former Committee, 259. Re- 
ported; as amended, printed; 321. Re-committed to a Com- 
mittee of the whole House, 485. Passed, 554. Not returned 
from the Lords. 

Petitions against; From, Alban’s, St.; xc. 303. Ashton- 
under-Lyne, 294.— Bermondsey, St. Mary Magdalen, 247. 
Beverley, 247. Bolton, 247. Botesdale and Rickinghall, 294. 
Brighton, 144. Broseley, Madeley and Dawley, 367. Brown, 
John, 254.—Christ Church, Surrey, 310. Coal Exchange, Mer- 
chants frequenting, 247.—Dawley, 368.—Exeter, 303.—Farring- 
don-without, Ward of, 247.—Halifax, 372. Hereford, 247. 
Huddersfield, 241. Hyde, Werneth, &amp;c., 316.—Ingledew, 
Henry, 294.—Kingston-upon-Hull, 382.— Liverpool Guardian 
Society for the protection of Trade, 323. London, 247. 548. 
London, Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Common Council, 195. 
London Society of Guardians for the protection of Trade, 367,— 
Madeley, 367. Manchester, 281. Manchester, Chamber of Com- 
merce and Manufactures of, 211.—Needham Market, 294. 
Newington, 247. Nicholls, James, 211.—Oxford, 286.—Read- 
ing, 288. Rickinghall, 294.—Salford, 247. Sandwich, 401. 
Southwark Court of Requests, Commissioners of, 136. South- 
wark and Newington, 247. Stratford, St. Mary’s, 316. Strat- 
ford-upon-Avon, 247. 426.—Wellington (Somerset), 377. West- 
minster, 247. Westminster, Commissioners of the Court of Re- 
quests, 303. Whitechapel, St. Mary, 367. Westminster, St. 
Margaret and St. John the Evangelist, 377. Wigan, 310. 
Worcester, 281. 

Petitions in favour ; From, Dover Castle, Debtors in, xc. 297. 
—Iyory, William, 389.—Kemp, William, 136. King’s Bench 





Imprisonment for Debt: Bills—continued. 


Petitions in favour—continued. , 
Prison, Prisoners confined for Debt in; xc. 206. 238.—Lancaster 
Castle, Debtors confined in, 323. Lincoln Gaol, 316. London 
and Middlesex, Persons confined for Debt in the Debtors Prison 
for, 377.—Newcastle-upon-Tyne Gaol, Debtors in, 457.—Parkin, 
Thomas, 377.—Sheffield, Overseers of the Poor within the 
Borough of, 610. 


Petitions suggesting certain alterations therein; From, Ingle- 
dew, Henry, xc. 207. Kingston-upon-Hull (Two Petitions), 207, 
Liverpool, 200.—Sheffield, 207.—Tower Hamlets, Commissioners 
of the Small Debt Court, 200.—York Castle, Debtors in; referred 
to the Committee on the Bill, 200. 


Petitions for extending the Bill to Ireland; From, Jane Car. 
michael and others; xc. 50. Dublin; Referred to the Committee 
on the Bill, 200. Debtors in Kilmainham Marshalsea, Dublin, 
316.—Galway, 645. 


Petitions for excepting all Courts established for the Recovery 
of Small Debts, and having the power of Imprisonment for limited 
periods only from the operation of the Bill; From, Kingston. 
upon-Hult; Manchester; xc. 340. 


Petitions for Compensation for Losses; From, John Gilbert 
Meymott; xc. 136. George Drew; Thomas Chapman; 297, 
John Drew, 207. 

Petition of Christopher Cuff, one of the Chief Clerks of the 
Westminster Court of Requests for Compensation, offered; but 
the King’s Recommendation not being signified, the same was not 
received ; xc. 315. 

Petition of Owners of House and Cottage Property in Liver- 
pool, for inserting a Clause for a more summary and less expen- 
sive mode of ejecting Tenants; xc. 548. 


4. For extending the Remeclies of Creditors against the Pro- 
perty of Debtors, and for abolishing Imprisonment for Debt, 
except in certain cases of Fraud; Ordered, xci. 26. Presented; 
printed; 26. Re-committed; Instruction to make provision for 
Compensation to Gaolers and others; Bill, as amended, printed; 
128. Re-committed, 201. Passed, 584, Not returned from the 
Lords. 

Petitions for Compensation; From, Drew, John, Keeper of 
Devon Prison; xc11. 101.—Hamer, Nathaniel, Tipstaff to the 
Court of Exchequer, 248. Holmes, John, Chief Bailiff of South- 
wark, 273.—King’s Bench, Tipstaffs of the Court of, 222,—Mey- 
mott, John Gilbert, Clerk of Southwark Court of Requests, 331. 
—Pain, Thomas, Registrar of the Cinque Ports, and Clerk of 
Dover Castle, 244.—Sell, William, Bodar of Dover Castle, 148. 


Petitions against; From, Bankruptcy, Commissioners of the 
Court of; xcn. 573. Bristol Chamber of Commerce, President 
and Secretary of, 201.—Liverpool, 136. London Rectifying Dis- 
tillers, 543.—Manchester, 201.—Sheffield, 201. Southwark, Com- 
missioners of the Court of Requests, 384. 


Petitions in favour; From, Bulfield, Richard; xcu. 336.— 
Horsemonger Lane Gaol, Surrey, Prisoners for Debt in, 375.— 
Lancaster, Prisoners for Debt in the County Gaol of, 543.— 
Wright, James Thomas, 148. 

Petition for alteration; From Edward Evans and others; xct. 
208. 


5. For abolishing in Scotland Imprisonment for Civil Debts of 
Small Amount, and for rendering more available the Process of 
Cessio Bonorum, and restraining the Arrestment of Wages; 
Ordered, xc. 43. Presented; printed; 64. Committed to @ 
Select Committee, 139. (See Committees, 931.) Instruction to 
divide the Bill into Three Bills, 321. Report, That the Com- 
mittee had divided the Bill into Three Bills, 484. See Cessio 
Bonorum. Wages. 


6. For abolishing in Scotland Imprisonment for C:vil Debts of 
Small Amount; Reported ; as amended, printed ; xc. 484. Re- 
committed, 517. 554. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 646. R. A 
657. 

Petitions against ; From, Aberdeen, Incorporated Trades of, 
xc. 296. Anderston, 180. Ayr, Convener of the Incorporated 
Trades of, 484.—Brechin, Guildry or Merchants of, 248. Brechin, 
Incorporated Trades of, 248. Bridgetown, 207.—Calton and Mile- 
end, 207. Calton, Burgh of, Glasgow, 266. Clarke, John, First 
Magistrate of Canongate, 569.—Dumbarton, 368. — Edinburgh, 
Incorporated Trades of, 329. Edinburgh, Lord Provost, &amp;e., of, 
296. Edinburgh, Merchants, &amp;c. of, 329. Edinburgh, Tailors 
of, 329. Edinburgh, Deacon of the Incorporation of Cordiners 
of, 381.—Forbes, Wm., Dean of the Guildry of Stirling, 207.— 
Glasgow, 207. 473. Glasgow, Chairman of a Meeting of Heritors 
of the Barony Parish of, 394.—Haddington, Convener of the 


Nine Incorporated Trades of Haddington, 381,—Inveruray, 
xe, 












IMPRISON MENT——INCLOSURES. 593 





Imprisonment for Debt: Bills—continued. 


Petitions against—continued. : 
xc. 283.—Irvine, 21 1.—Kirkintilloch, 207.—Mile-end, 207.—N eel- 
ston, 200.—Portsburgh, Eastér, Tailors of, 333. Portsburgh, Con- 
vener of the Convenery of the Incorporated Trades of Easter and 
Wester Portsburgh, 368.—Rutherglen, 381.—Stirling, Dean of the 
Guildry of, 207.—Thurso, 272. 





Imprisonment for Debt: Bills—continued. 
Petition of Merchants and Traders of Cumnock, that the Pro- 
visions of the Bill shall not apply to Debts contracted previously 
to the passing thereof; xc. 196. 
Petition of Workmen of Glasgow, for extending its Provisions ; 
Referred, xc. 201. 
See Committees, 381-385. 930, 931. Debtor and Creditor. 








‘Suclosures. 





1. Public Bills relative to Inclosures ; 1—9. 


II. Petitions for Bills for Inclosures, or for amending Inclosure 
Acts, and Proceedings thereon; 10—401. 


Inclosures; 402—405. 


III. Motion, Resolution, and Incidental Proceedings, relative to 





I. Public Bills relative to Inclosures : 


1. To amend the Law respecting the inclosing of Open Fields 
and Waste Lands in England; Ordered, txxvi. 87. Presented ; 
printed; 91. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 254. R. a. 281. 


2. For remedying Defects in Titles to Lands allotted or taken | 


in exchange, under Inclosure Acts; Ordered, txxxvi. 590. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 614. Petitions against; From, Freeholders of 
Warfield, Binfield and Easthampstead; 781. Freeholders 
of Windlesham and Chobham, 781, p. Freeholders of Sand- 
hurst, Yateley and Eversley, 786. Bill, as amended, printed, 743. 
Re-committed, reported, and, as amended, printed, 853. Further 
proceeding on 3° adjourned, 876. Resumed, and Bill passed, 879. 
Not returned from the Lords. 


3. To remedy certain Defects as to the Recovery of Rates and 
Assessments made by Commissioners and other Persons under 
divers Inclosure and Drainage Acts, after the execution of the 
final Awards of the Commissioners ; Ordered, txxxvii. 435. Pre- 
sented; printed; 436. As amended, printed, 493. Re-com- 
mitted, 517. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 592. R. a. 599. 


4. For remedying a Defect in Titles to Messuages, Lands, 
Tenements and Hereditaments, allotted, sold, divided or exchanged, 
under Acts of Inclosure, for want of the Award not having been 
enrolled within the Time limited by the several Acts ; Ordered, 
Lxxxvill. 466. Presented; printed; 467. Lords’ Amendment 
agreed to,721. R. a. 726. 


Common Fields : 


5. To authorize the Inclosure of Lands lying in Common 
Fields; From the Lords, txxx1x. 449. Read; printed; 464. 


Petition against; From Owners and Occupiers of Lands in and | 
near Battersea, 502. Bill committed, 543. Committee put off 


for Six Months, 559. 


6. To facilitate the Inclosure of open and arable Fields in 
England and Wales; Ordered, xc. 341. Presented; printed ; 
353. As amended, printed, 553. Re-committed, 612. As | 


Common Fields—continued. 

Day appointed for considering them; Motion, That the Amend- 
ments be printed; Amendment proposed, and superseded by 
Adjournment; 822. Amendments considered, 825. Several . 
agreed to; One amended and agreed to; Day appointed for fur- 
ther considering the Amendments ; Bill, as amended by the Lords, 
to be printed; 830. Amendments further considered, and agreed 
to, 838. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 839. kr. a. 842. 

Petitions in favour ; From, Rowlston, xc1. 479. Mappleton, 
488. Cookham; Alford; 607. Haxey; Epworth; Owston; 
Belton; 704. Irby and Bratoft ; North Thoresby ; Burgh-in-the- 
Marsh ; 823. Cranfield, 832. 

Petition against; From Bristol, Clifton and other Places, xct. 
823. 





| General Inclosure Bill: 


| 


| 7. For confirming the Title of the Crown to Allotments made 
| under Inclosure Acts, where the Awards have not been duly exe- 
| cuted; Ordered, xcit. 442. Presented; printed; 442. Further 
| consideration of Report put off for Three Months; Bill, as 
| amended, to be printed, 523. See Labourers, 7. 


Hasleborough Walk (Northampton) : 

8. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to inclose; The King's 
Consent signified, and Motion agreed to; txxrx. 230. Bill pre- 
sented; printed; 232. Petition for Provision, 258. Bill re- 
ported and re-committed, 459. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 514. 
R. A. 525. 


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Salcey Forest : 
9. Motion for leave to bring in Bill for dividing, allotting and 
| inclosing; King’s Consent signified, and Motion agreed to; Lxxx. 
287. Bill presented, 296. Printed, 299. Petition for Provision, 
368. Petition referred, and Instruction accordingly, 539. Bill 
reported and re-committed, 547. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 


amended, printed, 650. Re-committed, 683. As amended, | 641. R. a. 642. See infra, 297. 
printed, 687. Passed by the Lords, with Amendments, 820. 


II. Petitions for Private Bills for Inclosures, or for amending Ineclosure Acts, and 


Proceedings thereon : 





10. Abbotside (York); Bill ordered; txx1x. 61. Order of Leave | presented, Another Bill; Ordered, xcr. 41. Presented, 
for Bill discharged; Petition referred; 130. Reported, 159. R.A. 392.———14. Aberford and Becca (York); 
161. Report read, and re-committed, 173. Reported ; Ordered, txxx.29. Presented, 218. Lords’ Amendments 
Leave for Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report agreed to, 401. R. a, 442.——— 15, Abthorpe (North- 
on Notices; 178. Bill presented, 194. Lords’ Amend- ampton); Ordered, uxxvu. 53. Not presented. Again 
ment agreed to, 451. R. A, 467. ———11-13. Abbotsley ordered, txxvin. 57. Presented, 163. Lords’ Amend- 
(Huntingdon); Bill ordered; xxx. 88. Not pre- ments agreed to, 363. Rk. a, 400,16. Acton Ranmore 
sented, Another Bill; Ordered, uxxx1. 58. Not ( Chester) ; Ordered, xc. 120, Presented, 226. Rk. a. 474, 


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II. Petitions for Private Bills for Inclosures, &amp;c.—continued. 


17. Addington (Northampton); Ordered, txxxv. 
61. Presented, 147. Rr. a. 502.———Almondbury (York). 
See infra, 244. ———18. Alsager (Chester) ; Ordered, 
txxvi. 37. Presented, 148. R.a. 310. 19. Alston 
and Arle (Gloucester); Ordered, txxvt. 34. Not presented. 
See infra, 28. 20. Alstonfield (Stafford); Ordered, 
Lxxx1x.32. Presented, 152. r.a.400. Fcr altering and 
enlarging Powers of above Act; Ordered, xct. 33. Pre- 
sented, 91. R. A. 392.———21. Alton and Bradley 
(Stafford); Ordered, uxx1x. 11. Presented, 109. R.A. 
428,22. Alveston (Gloucester); Ordered, xc1. 39. 
Presented, 74. R. A. 392,.———23.. Anstey (Hertford) ; 
Ordered, txxx1. 73. Presented, 144. R. A. 326. 
24. Anthorne (Cumberland); Ordered, txxx1. 29. Pre- 
sented, 66. R.A. 198.———25. Appleton (Berks); Or- 
dered, uxxx11. 27. Presented, 165. Lords’ Amendment 
agreed to, 371. R. A. 376.———26. Ardleigh (Essex); 
Ordered, txxx1v. 68. Presented, 137. Rr. a. 372.——— 
27. Ardsley, West, (York); To inclose and exonerate from 
Tithes; Ordered, txxx1. 42. Presented, 157. R. A. 326. 
—_-Arhksey. See infra, 46.——28. Arle (Gloucester) ; 
To inclose and discharge from Tithes; Ordered, txxxv. 
50. Presented, 87. Petitions against, 266. r.a. 355. To 
amend above Act; Ordered, txxx1x. 25. Presented, 28. 
Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 225. Rr. a. 321. See supra, 
19.———29. Ashby and Hellington (Norfolk); Ordered, 
xcu. 53. Presented, 160. Petition against, 243. R. a. 
337. 30. Ashill (Somerset); Ordered, uxxix. 61. 
Not presented. 31. Aston and Coate (Oxford); Re- 
ferred, Lxxx1x. 52. Order for referring Petition discharged; 
Bill ordered; presented; 153.* Petitions against, 212. 
298. 304. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 327. 
———-32. Aston, Rowant and Crowell (Oxon); Ordered, 
uxxx. 78. Not presented. Again ordered, Lxxx1. 78. 
Not presented. Again ordered, Lxxxvu. 25. Presented, 
28. The King’s Consent signified; Bill passed; 70. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 111. R. A. 125,——~— 
33. Axmouth (Devon); Ordered, txxxu1. 56. Presented, 
147. R.A. 376. 


Bakewell. See infra, 39.——34. Baldon (Oxford); Ordered, 


xci. 53. Presented, 215. Passed by the Lords, with 
Amendments, 598. Amendments referred to Committee 
on the Bill, to inquire whether the Parties concerned 
consent to the said Amendments, 600. Report that Parties 
consent, 607. Amendments agreed to, 610. rR. a. 618. 
35. Ballesley (Montgomery); Ordered, txxxvu. 
96. Presented, 146. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 363. 
R. A. 381.———36. Bardwell (Suffolk); Ordered, txxx1v. 
47. Presented, 132. Petitions against, 266. R. a. 329. 
———37. Barford, Great (Bedford); Ordered, .xxv. 
143. Presented, 158. R. a. 346.———38. Barningham, 
Little, and Calthorpe (Norfolk); Ordered, ixxvt. 49. 
Presented, 130. R. A. 385.——~-39. Baslow (Derby); 
Ordered, txxvim. 27. Presented, 123. pr. a. 302, 
40. Bassingham (Norfolk); Ordered, uxxvi. 49. Pre- 
sented, 112. R. a. 385.———41. Battersea and Wands- 
worth (Surrey); Ordered, txxxm1. 54. Presented, 150. 
Petitions against, 167. 189. 192. 215. Second Reading put 
off for Six Months, 215.——-42. Beam Heath ( Chester); 
To amend and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, yxxviu. 
45. Reported; Bill ordered, 138. Presented, 160. Re- 
committed, 275. 296. R. a. 352. Becca. See 
supra, 14. 43. Beckley (Oxon); Ordered, txxxu. 
212. Presented, 331. R. a. 496.———44, Benefield 
(Northampton); For inclosing and exonerating from 
Tithes; Ordered, rxxv. 117. Presented, 178. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 409. R.A. 423, ———_ 45, Bensing- 
ton or Benson (Oxon); Ordered, txxxtv. 59. Presented, 
139. Petitions against, 262. Committed, 261. Not pro- 
ceeded in.———46. Bentley and A rhsey (York); Ordered, 
Lxxxu. 48. Presented, 113. R. a. 496.———47. Bepton 
(Sussex); Ordered, txxxvit. 48. Presented, 132. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 457. R.a. 491. 48. Big- 
lands, §c. (Cumberland); Referred, txxxvu. 102. Not 
proceededin. Another Petition presented, and Bill ordered, 
xc. 49. Presented, 209. Petition against,235. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 49. Bilsby (Lincoln) ; Ordered, txxxvi. 
254. Presented, 411. Not proceeded in. Again ordered, 
Lxxxvil. 117. Not proceeded in. ———250. Bincombe (Dor- 
set); Ordered, xxix. 61. Presented, 191. R. a. 45). 
—— Bircholt. See infra, 63. ——51., Birkrigg (Lan- 
caster); Ordered, xc1. 52. Not proceeded in. 52. 
Bishop's Cleeve (Gloucester); Ordered, txxx1x. 46. Not 





presented.——Bishop’s Stoke. See infra, 331.—— 
Bishop's Stortford. See infra, 155.———53. Blacktoft 
(York); Ordered, uxxxv.27. Presented, 59. The King’s 
Consent signified, and Bill passed, 364. R. a. 501.—__ 
54. Blakeney, Wiveton and Glandford (Norfolk); For 
inclosing and exonerating from Tithes; Ordered, txxy, 
202. Presented, 243. R. A. 423.———55. Bleddington 
( Gloucester); Ordered, txxxiv. 31. Presented, 52. p, 4, 
221. 56. Blo’ Norton (Norfolk); Ordered, ixxy, 
132. Presented, 140. R. A. 342.———57. Bobbington 
(Stafford and Salop); Ordered, uxxvu. 33. Presented, 
74. R.A. 268.———58. Bookham, Great (Surrey); To 
divide and allot; Ordered, txxvi. 48. Presented, 135, 
R. A. 385.———59. Bosham and Funtingdon (Sussex); 
Ordered, txxvi. 58. Presented, 150. Petition against, 
267. R. A. 385. ———60. Bourton and Moreton (Glou- 
cester); To inclose and exonerate from Tithes; Ordered, 
Lxxvi, 58. Presented, 130. R.A. 385.———6l. Boz- 
grove and Tangmere (Sussex); Ordered, uxxvi. 58. Or. 
der of leave for Bill read, and so much of it discharged as re- 
lates to the Parish of Boxgrove, 150. Presented, 150. r. a, 
385.———62. Boyton (Wilts); Ordered, txx1x. 57. Not 
presented.———63. Brabourne, Smeeth, Mersham, Sellinge 
and Bircholt (Kent); Referred, txxvu. 33. Reported, 59. 
Report read, and re-committed, 62. Reported ; Bill ordered; 
71. Presented, 82. nr. a. 268.———64. Brackley, (North- 
ampton); Ordered, txxxtv. 31. Presented, 126. Rr. a, 
297. 65. Bradley (Worcester); Ordered, txxv1. 58, 
Not presented. See supra, 21; infra, 328.——— Braf- 


ferton. See infra, 287.———66. Briantspiddle (Dorset); 


Ordered, xct. 52. Jot presented.——67. Broadclist 
(Devon); Ordered, txxx1v. 82. Presented, 46. Rr. a. 297. 

63. Broad Town and Thornhill (Wilts); Ordered, 
uxxvi. 50. Presented, 148. Rk. a. 385.———Bromby. 
See infra, 165.——69. Bromfield (Cumberland); Or- 
dered, txxx1. 67. Not presented——70. Bromley 
(Kent); Ordered, txxvi. 23. Presented, 104. Petition 
against, referred, 134. Voices given, 165. Rk. a. 238, 

71. Broughton (Lancaster); Ordered, txxx1. 24, 
Presented, 77. R. a. 244.———72. Bubwith (York); 
Ordered, txxxvu. 96. Presented, 211. The King’s Con- 
sent signified; Bill passed, 258. R. a. 332,——~73, 
Bucklebury (Berks); Ordered, uxxxtx. 49. Presented, 
1U1. Petitions against, 185. 194. 227. Bill re-committed, 
193. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 264, —— 
74. Bulford (Hants); Ordered, txxxu. 211. Not pre- 
sented.——— Burley. See infra, 190.——%75. Burnham 
(Norfolk) ; For draining and inclosing ; Referred, txxvt. 55. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 78. Presented, 130. Petition 
against, referred, 192. Voices given, 192. R. a. 282,——— 
76. Burwardsley (Chester); Ordered, txxxu. 168. Pre- 
sented, 330. rR. a. 496. 


77. Callan (Kilkenny) ; Bill ordered, txxxu1. 28. Presented, 


99. Petition against, 258. Petition in favour, 292. 
Time enlarged for Report, 312. Not proceededin. An- 
other Bill ordered, txxxiv.72. Petitions against, 132. 158. 
242. Presented, 140. Petitions in favour, 255. Time 
enlarged for Report, 282. Rr. a. 372.———Calne. See 
infra, 85. Calthorpe. See supra, 38, ——— 78. 
Camerton (Cumberland); Referred, txxix. 26. Reported, 
43. Report read; Leave for Notices; Bill ordered; Com- 
mittee to report on Notices; 51. Bill presented, 107. 
R. A. 233. 79. Carlton and Lofthouse (York); 
Ordered, xcur. 6. Presented, 17. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 95. R. A. 186.———80. Cuarsington (Derby); 
Ordered, xxx. 56. Presented, 177. Rr. a. 442. ———8l. 
Caversham (Oxford); Ordered, uxxxvu. 85. Presented, 
85. R. a. 244, 82. Caxton (Cambridge); Ordered, 
Lxxxv. 62. Presented, 146. R. a. 501.———83.  Char'- 
wood (Surrey); Ordered, uxxxu1. 50. Presented, 174. 
Petitions against, 263. 290. 300. Passed, 331. Not 
returned from the Lords.———84. Charminster (Dorset) 5 
Ordered, txxxv. 80. Presented, 146. R. a. 502.——— 
Chatley. See infra, 223.——— 85. Cherhill (Wilts) ; 
Ordered, uxxv. 143. Presented, 256. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 435. R. a.456.———86. Cherry Burton 
(York); Ordered, uxxvim.10. Presented, 71. Petition 
against, 85. R.A. 302. 87. Chessington (Surrey); 
Ordered, txxv. 140. Presented, 249. R. a. 374.——— 
88. Chilfrome (Dorset); Ordered, Lxxv. 180. Presented, 
250. R. A. 423. 89. Chilthorne Domer (Somerset) ; 
Ordered, txxx1. 63. Presented, 158. R. A. 379.———_ 90. 
Chindley (Derby); Ordered, uxxix. 11. Presented, 13. 
Petition against, 114. R. a. 165. ——— 91. Chipstable 

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{I. Petitions for Private Bills for Inclosures, &amp;c.—continued. 
91. Chipsiable—continued. : 


(Somerset); Ordered, txxx1x. 47. ‘Presented, 152. R. a. 
400.———92. Christchurch (Hants) ; Ordered, xxx. 52. 
Not presented.——93. Christchurch and Milton (Hants); 
Ordered, uxxx. 52. Presented, 234. rk. a. 520, ——_94. 
Clanfield (Oxon); Ordered, txxx. 45. Presented, 213. 
Petition against, 329, Not proceeded in.———95. Clapton 
(Somerset); Ordered, xcu. 44. Presented, 165. Lords’ 
Amendment agreed to, 366. rR. a. 450. ——— 96. Clee, 
Cleethorpes and Thrunscoe (Lincoln); Referred, txxvu. 
46. Not proceeded in. ——— 97. Clenchwharton (Nor- 


folk); Ordered, uxxx. 63. Presented, 225. Rr. a. 442. 


———-98. Cley next the Sea, and Wiveton (Norfolk); 
To inclose and drain; Referred, txxvi. 32. Reported, 
49. Report read; Leave for Notices; Bill ordered; 
Committee to report on Notices, 55. Bill presented, 
150. R. A. 425. 99. Clifton (Bedford); For in- 
closing and exonerating from Tithes; Ordered, txxxvu. 
51. Presented, 195. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 
341. R. A. 362.———100. Clifton Reynes (Bucks) ; 
To inclose and exonerate from Tithes; txxvm. 44. Pre- 
sented, 69. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 237. R. A. 
268.———Clun, See infra, 306.———101. Clun Forest 
(Salop); Ordered, xcu. 52. Presented, 192. rR. a. 450. 
——— Coate. See supra, 31. 102. Cochaynes 
(Essex); Ordered, txxvu. 15. Presented, 28. pr. a. 172. 
103. Cockley Cley (Norfolk); Ordered, txxxvit. 102. 
Presented, 210. Committed, 221. Not proceeded in. 
———104. Codford, St. Mary (Wilts); Ordered, txxxix. 
56. Not presented. 105. Codsall (Stafford) ; 
Ordered ; presented; txxv. 140. R. a. 342. 106. 
Colmworth (Bedford) ; Ordered, txxx1x.31. Presented, 
144, Rk. A. 400. Common Fields Inclosure. See 
supra, 5.———107. Compton Bassett (Wilts) ; Ordered, 
Lxxxvi.38. Presented, 142. Rr. a.363.———108. Congers- 
ton (Leicester); Ordered, txxvin. 25. Presented, 163. 
R. A. 434.———109. Corby (Northampton); Ordered, 
Lxxxiv. 38. Presented, 138. rR. a. 329. ——— 110. Cor- 
ton (Wilts); Ordered, txxxim. 53. Presented, 94. R. a. 
334, ——— 111. Cowley (Oxford); Ordered, txxix. 51. 
Not presented——112. Crakehall (York); Ordered, 
Lxxxvill. 103. Presented, 133. rR. a. 238. Cran- 
borne Chase. See Cranborne Chase-——113. Cranfield 
(Bedford); Ordered, xcu. 6. Presented, 18. R. a. 186. 
——114. Cranham (Gloucester); Ordered, txxxiv. 29. 
Presented, 137. Committed, 241. Petitions against, 254. 
Not proceeded in.——115. Cranoe (Leicester); Ordered, 
txxx. 63. Order for Bill discharged; Another Bill 
ordered ; 233. See infra, 172.———116. Crendon, Long 
(Buckingham) ; Ordered, txxix. 65. Presented, 193, 
rR. A. 371. ———117. Crookham (Hants); Ordered, 
Lxxxiv. 68. Presented, 136. R. a. 328. Crowell. 
See supra, 32.——118. Croydon (Surrey); Reterred, 
Lxxvill. 21. Reported, 38. Report read ; so much of the 
Standing Order as relates to giving Notice at the Michael- 
mas Quarter Sessions dispensed with; Notice to be given 
thereof; Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notice, 
45. Presented, 51. Petitions against, 89. rR. a. 136. 
119. Culmstock (Devon); Ordered, txxxvu. 85. 
Not proceeded in. 120. Curry Rivell (Somerset) ; 
Ordered, txx1x. 61. Not presented. 
































:—See infra, 214———121. = Dalton, South (York); 
Ordered, txxvu. 16. Presented, 96. Rk. A. 203, ———. 
122. Dalwood (Dorset); Ordered, Lxxx1x.42. Presented, 
152. k.A.400.——123. Darton (York); Ordered, txxv. 
123. Presented, 179. R. a. 342.-———124. Dearham 
(Cumberland) ; Ordered, xxix. 15. Not presented. Again 
ordered, txxx. 62. Presented, 175. R. A. 442. 
125. Deddithorpe (Lincoln); Ordered, txxxv.37. Pre- 
sented, 126. The King’s Consent signified, and Bill passed, 
357. R.A. 501.———126.  Dickleburgh (Norfolk) ; Or- 
dered, uxxx1. 51. Not Presented——127. Didmar- 
ton and Oldbury (Gloucester); Ordered, Lxxxiv. 55. 
Presented, 93. Rk. A. 221. 128. Dilham (Norfolk) ; 
Ordered, Lxxx1. 32. Presented, 118. R. A. 227.——— 
129. Dinton (Wilts); Ordered, txxvu. 48. Presented, 
116. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 329. Rk. A. 368. 
130. Doddington (Cambridge) ; Ordered, Lxxx. 45. 
Bill presented, 196. R. a, 442.———-131. Drayton, 
West, (Middlesex) ; Ordered, uxx1x. 18. Presented, 88. 
R. A. 428,———132. Drigg (Cumberland); Ordered, 
Lxxv. 123. Presented, 179. Petition against ; referred ; 
Voices given; 221. Bill re-committed, 310. R. A, 423, 











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133. Dringhouses (York); Ordered, uxxvi. 56. 
Not presented. Again ordered, txxvu. 47. Presented, 
116. Petitions against, 167. 192. 220. Petition for 
further Time for reporting the Bill; Referred, 217. Time 
enlarged for Report, 247. rR. a. 368,-———-134._ _Drox- 
ford (Hants); Ordered, xxxx1.59. Not presented. Again 
ordered, txxx11. 137. Presented, 331. Petitighs against, 
355. 375. 424, 428. 534. Bill re-committed, of. Passed, 
545. Not returned from the Lords.———Drybeck. See 
infra, 196.———135. Ducklington (Oxon); Ordered, 
Lxxxi. 68. Not presented.——136. Duffield, South 
(York) ; Ordered, txxv1. 130. Presented, 257. Petitions 
against, 299.315. Voices given, 299. r.a.423. (Ist.) To 
amend Act ; Referred, txxv1.46. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
95. Presented, 130. Petitions against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 149. 255. Time enlarged for Report, 
279. R.A. 385. (2d.) Referred, uxxvr. 46. Not pre- 
sented. (3d.) Referred, uxxvi. 46. Not presented ——— 
137. Dufton (Westmorland); Ordered, txxxu. 187. 
Presented, 330. R. a. 496.———138. Duntshorne (Glou- 
cester); Referred, txxxix. 52. Order for referring Peti- 
tion discharged ; Bill ordered ; 113. Presented, 117. 
R. A. 321.———139. Durnford, Great ( Wilts); Ordered, 
Lxxvi. 46. Presented, 128. rR. a. 238,———5140. —_Duzr- 
ford (Cambridge); Ordered, uxxvir. 55. Presented, 112. 
Petition against, 176. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
244. R.A. 268. 


Easthampstead (Berks) ; Ordered, uxxv1. 55. Presented, 


148, R. A. 426.———142. [gton with Newland (Lancas- 
ter); To amend Act; Referred, txxvin. 36. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 138. Presented, 139. r. a. 302. 143. 
Elkstone (Gloucester) ; Ordered, txxxvf. 80. Presented, 
209. R. a. 471.———- 144. Ellingham and Ibsley (Hants) ; 
Ordered, txxvut. 54. Presented, 71. R. a. 268. 
145. Elm (Cambridge) ; Ordered, txxx1x. 54. Presented, 
153. Time enlarged for Report, 322. rR. a. 400.——— 
146. Elmham, North (Norfolk); Ordered,-txxxiv. 24. 
Presented, 84. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 196. R. a. 
221. Elmondon. See infra, 370.——147. Elm- 
stone Hardwicke (Gloucester); For inclosing and dis- 
charging from Tithes; Ordered, xc1. 39. Not proceeded 
in.———148. Elworthy (Somerset) ; Ordered, txxxrv. 51. 
Presented, 140. R. A. 328.———149. Englefield (Bucks) ; 
Referred, txxx. 203. Ordered, 325. Presented, 332. 
R. A. 559.———150. Entwistle (Lancaster); Ordered, 
Exxx. 75. Not presented. Again ordered, Lxxx1. 
51. Presented, 127. Jot proceeded in, ———151. 
Eton (Bucks); Ordered, txxx. 43. Order for Bill dis- 
charged; Petition referred; 109. Reported; Report re- 
ferred to Standing Order Committee; 137. Report, that 
the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 176. 
Again ordered, txxx1. 41. Presented, 156. Com- 
mitted, 229. Petitions against, 277. 295. Not proceeded 
in, ———152. Exhall, (Coventry); Ordered, txxx11. 203. 
Presented, 332. R. a. 496.———153. Eye (Northamp- 
ton); Ordered, txxv. 117. Presented, 129. rR. a. 374. 

















154. Farlesthorpe (Lincoln) ; Bill ordered; uxxxt. 34. Pre- 


sented, 118. R. A. 227.———-155. Farnham and Bishops 
Stortford (Essex and Hertford); Bill ordered, txxv. 159. 
Presented, 227. Rk. A. 423.———156. Farnham Royal 
(Bucks); Bill ordered; txxvi. 50. Petition for leave 
to present Bill; Referred, 187. Reported; Leave given to 
present Bill on or before a certain day, 193. Presented, 212. 
Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 430. R. A, 442,.———— 157. 
Felbrigg (Norfolk); Ordered, uxxx. 27. Presented, 162. 
R. A. 587.———158. Felpham (Sussex) ; Ordered, txxviit. 
53. Not presented. Again ordered, txxrx. 73. Not 
presented, Again ordered, txxx1. 60. Presented, 
158. R.A. 379.———159. Felstead (Essex); Referred, 
uxxvi. 14. Reported, 26. Report re-committed, 32. Re- 
ported ; Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered; Com- 
mittee to report on Notices; 40. Presented, 149. RK. a. 
385.——— Ferring-cum- Pattiswick. See infra, 274. ——— 
160. Ferrybridge (York); Ordered, uxxxvi. 277. Pre- 
sented, 413. Petition against, 443. 482. Bill committed, 
443. Not proceeded in, Again ordered, txxxvi. 530, 
Presented, 546. rR. a. 713. 161. Fladbury (Worces- 
ter); Ordered, uxxxt. 42. Not presented. ——— 162. 
Fonthill, Bishop (Wilts); Referred, txxvmr. 52. Re- 
ported, 119. Report read; Leave for Notices ; Bill or- 
dered ; Committee to report on Notices; 125. Not pro- 
ceeded in.———163. Foxton (Cambridge); Ordered, 
uxxx1. 44. Presented, 159. Petition against, 247. R. a, 


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Il. Petitions for Private Bills for Inclosures, &amp;c.—continued. 


167. Ganerew (Hereford); Bill ordered, uxxxvin. 104. 
Presented, 170. Rr. a. 470.———168. Garford (Berks); | 


179. Haddenham (Bucks); Ordered, txxxv. 53. Presented, | 
143. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 268. R. a. 280. | 
———180. Hagley (Worcester); Ordered, txxxv. 50. | 
Presented, 145. Petition for additional Provision; Re- | 
ferred to a Committee, 247. Reported, 252. Report re- | 
ferred to Standing Order Committee, 253. Report, that | 
the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 268. | 


379. 164. Frampton Cotterell (Gloucester); Or- 
dered, txxx. 59. Presented, 199. rR. a. 422.———165. 
Frodingham, Bromby, Scunthorpe, and Gunhouse, other- 
wise Gunnas (Lincoln); To inclose and drain; Referred, 
uxxx1. 46. Ordered, 68. Presented, 157. Not proceeded 
in. Another Petition; Referred, txxxiv. 45. Bill 
ordered, 75. Not proceeded in. Another Petition ; 


Referred, txxxv. 45. Reported; Bill ordered; 75. Pre- | 
Another Petition; Re- | 
ferred, txxxvi. 261. Ordered, 351. Presented, 354. Not 


sented, 132. Not proceeded in. 


proceeded in. Again referred; uxxxvi. 532. Bill or- 
dered, 555. Presented, 570. Petition against, 579. 644. 


Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 715. RB. A. 777.———168. | 
Frodingham, Scunthorpe, and Gunhouse, otherwise Gun- | 
nas (Lincoln); Referred, txxxiv. 54. Bill ordered, 80. 
Another Petition; Referred, ixxxv. | 


Not presented. 
45. Bill ordered, 75. Presented, 132. Not proceeded in. 
Funtingdon. See supra, 59. 


Ordered, txxx. 34. Presented, 174. R. a. 442.——— 
169. Gazeley (Suffolk); Ordered, xcu. 59. But not 


presented.———170. Generglyn (Cardigan); Ordered, | 


Lxx1x. 63. Presented, 191. R. a. 504. See infra, 229. 


———171. Givendale, Great, (York); For dividing, | 


allotting and inclosing; Ordered, txxxvim1. 48. Not pre- 


sented. No. 2; To inclose ; Ordered, txxxvi1. 49. Pre- | 
sented, 207. Petition against, 334. Petition foradditional | 
Provision; Referred, 328. Reported, and Instruction ac- | 
cordingly, 334. rR. a.471.———Glandford. See supra, | 
54; infra, 316.———172. Glooston (Leicester); Ordered, | 


Lxxx. 63. 


Order for Bill discharged; Another Bill 


ordered, 233.——Glooston and Cranoe' (Leicester); | 


Ordered, txxx. 233. Presented, 233. r.a. 442. See 
supra, 115.———173. Godmanstone (Dorset); Ordered, 
xcr. 52. Presented, 93. rR. a. 392.——174. Golcar 


(York); Ordered, txxv. 114. Presented, 123. Rr. a. 342. | 
Grafton (Oxon); Ordered, txxxi. 70. | 
Gravenhurst (Bedford) ; | 
Ordered, txxv. 130. Presented, 224. The King’s Con- | 
sent signified, and Bill passed, 364. Lords’ Amendment | 
agreed to, 429. R. a. 456.-———177._ Grimsby, Great, | 
(Lincoln) ; Ordered, xxx. 225. Presented, 331. R.a. | 


—— 175. 


Not presented. ——— 176. 


496.——— Gunhouse or Gunnas. See supra, 165, 166. 


———178. Gunthorpe (Norfolk); Ordered, txxxiv. 24. 


Presented, 137. R. a. 328. 


R. A. 501. 


Lxxvi. 14. Presented, 53. Petition against, 103. Rp. a. 
200. 182. Ham (Wilts); Referred, ixxx1. 37. 
Reported ; Report referred to the Standing Order Com- 
mittee; 85. Report, That the Standing Orders ought not 
to be dispensed with, 95. Bill ordered; ixxxu. 52. 
Presented, 73. R. a. 338.———Hamdon. See infra, 
330. 183. Hamlet, Great, (Derby); Ordered, 
uxXxxiv. 23. Presented, 91. The King’s Consent signi- 
fied, 153. Rn. a. 221.———Hampstead. See Estates, 437, 
438.———184. Hampton (Cheshire); Ordered, uxxxu. 
13. Presented, 30. pr. a. 338,———185. Hanging 
Langford (Wilts); Ordered, uxxxviu.7. Presented, 11. 
R. A. 238.———186. Hardwicke (Cambridge); Ordered, 
uxxxix. 54. Not presented. For allotting, dividing, 
&amp;c., and exonerating from Tithes; Ordered, xc1. 7. Pre- 
sented, 11. R. A. 151.———187. Haseley (Oxford); 
Ordered, txxv. 136. Presented, 256. rn. a. 423.—— 
168. Hasleborough Walk (Northampton). See supra, 8. 
189. Hatton (Warwick); Ordered, txxxvi. 266. 
Presented, 351. Committed, 475. Not proceeded in. 
Again ordered; txxxvi. 531. Ordered, 531. Presented, 
543. RB. A. 713.————— 190. Headingley-cum- Burley 
(York); Ordered, txxxiv. 52, Presented, 138. x. a. 
328. Heath. See infra, 320, ——— Heighington. 
See infra, 268. 


Not presented, Again ordered; wuxxx. 147. Not 





Ibsley. 


205. Kenn (Devon); Ordered, ixxvi. 50. 


Again ordered ; txxxvu. 106. Presented, | 
207. R. A. 362.———181. Hailey (Oxford); Ordered, | 


Hellington. See supra, 29.——— | 
191. Heyford Warren (Ozford); Ordered, ixxvit. 40. | 


presented.———192. Higham (Suffolk); Ordered, uxxvr, 
58. Presented, 149. R. a. 238.———193. Hill and 
Moor (Worcester); Ordered, uxxxvu1. 118. Presented, 
221. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 385. Rk. a. 431, 
——194. Hill and Shirley (Hants); Ordered, txxxty, 
45. Presented, 136. R. A. 328.———195. Hockering 
and Morton (Norfolk); Petition referred to the Stand. 
ing Order Committee; uxxx. 27. Order for referring 
Petition to Standing Order Committee discharged; Peti- 
tion referred to a Committee ; 63. Report referred to 
the Standing Order Committee, 88. Report; Parties 
to proceed; 103. Bill ordered, 115. Presented, 177, 
R.A. 442,———196. Hoff and Drybeck (Westmorland) ; 
Ordered, uxxvi. 47. Presented, 159. rR. a. 335, —__ 
197. Holme (York); Ordered, uxxxu1. 47. Presented, 
78. King’s Consent signified, 271. R. a. 334,198, 
Holme next the Sea (Norfolk); Ordered, txxv. 145, 
Presented, 158. R. A. 342.———-199. Hopton (Suffolk); 
Ordered, txxx1. 41. Presented, 112. Rr. a. 227,—_— 
200. Houghton, Little (Northampton); Ordered, txxxu. 
205. Presented, 304. R. a. 559. ——— Huddersfield. 
See supra, 174.———201. Hunslet (York); Ordered, 
txxvil. 56. Not presented. 


See supra, 144. ——— 202. I/sey, East, (Berks); Or- 
dered, txxx. 74. Not presented. Again ordered, Lxxx1. 73. 
Not presented. 203. Ilsey, West, (Berks); Ordered, 
Lxxx.74. Presented, 202. pr. a. 520. Inhurst. See 
infra, 273.———204, Ivinghoe (Bucks); Ordered, uxxv1, 
31. Presented, 37. rR. a. 200. 


Presented, 134, 
R. A. 385. 206. Kentford (Suffolk); Ordered, txxx. 
76. Not presented. Again ordered, Lxxx1. 50. Presented, 
163. R. A. 326. Kettlestone. See infra, 353.——— 
207. Kew (Surrey); Petition offered; [King’s Consent 
signified ] ; Petition presented, and Bill ordered; txxvim. 
56. Petition for leave to present the Bill; Leave given; 
Bill presented; 391. R. a. 475. 208. Keymer 
(Sussex); Ordered, txxxiu. 30. Presented, 148. rR. a. 
244, 209. Kidwelly; Ordered, txxxv. 76. Pre- 
sented, 132. Petitions against, 177.355. R. a. 501. 
Killsillaghan. See infra, 341. Kingsbury. See 
infra, 378.———210. Kingsbury Episcopi (Somerset) ; 
Ordered, txxx11. 64. Presented, 173. Not proceeded in. 
Again ordered, txxxiv. 67. Presented, 139. Not pro- 
ceeded in. Again ordered, txxxv. 62. Presented, 145. 
Petition against, 335. R. a. 501.———211. Kingsclere 
(Hants); Bill ordered, txxx1x. 11. Presented, 85. Pe- 
titions against, 173. 241. 327. 357. Petitions in favour, 
323. Time enlarged for Report, 323. 339. Reported; 
further consideration of Report put off for Six Months; 
358. Bill ordered, xc. 123. Presented, 204. Not pro- 
ceeded in.———King’s Heath. See infra, 237, ———212. 
Kingston near Lewes; Ordered, txxxv. 50. Presented, 
101. R.A. 216. 213. Kirby, West, (Chester); Or- 
dered, rxxx11. 168. Presented, 330. Rr. a. 496,———214. 
Kirkby-Ireleth (Lancaster); Ordered, uxxvi. 40. Pre- 
sented, 151. R. A. 282, ———— 215. Kirkby-in-Kendal 
(Westmorland); txxxvi. 294. Presented, 413. Com- 
mitted, 508. Not proceeded in. Again ordered, Lxxxvi. 
527. Presented, 541. Petition against, 637. Rr. a. 713. 
See infra, 384. 


216. Lakenheath (Suffolk); Ordered, txxxv. 82. Presented, 


146. Not proceeded in. For leave to present a Petition; 
Referred, txxxv1. 381. Reported; Leave given; Petition 
presented, and referred; 400. Not proceeded in. For 
dividing and allotting, and exonerating the same from 
Tithes; Referred, txxxvu. 114. Not proceeded in. For 
inclosing; Ordered, txxxvit. 48. Presented, 183. Pe- 
titions against, 368. 375. Time enlarged for Report, 410. 
n. a. 471. For inclosing; Ordered, xc. 119. Presented, 
221. Not proceeded in. —— 217. Lambeth (Surrey); 
For repealing certain parts of Act 46 Geo. III. ; Referred, 
uxxvi. 30. Reported; Bill ordered; 48. Presented, 118. 
Petitions against, 166. 188. Voices given, 192. Petition 
in favour, 207. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 292. B.A 
310. See also Churches and Chapels, 29, ——— 218. 
Lamplugh (Cumberland); Ordered, uxxv1. 31. Presented, 
107. Petition against, 175. Not proceeded in.———219. 
Langford (Bedfordshire); Bill ordered, xxx. 214. 
Presented, 331. King’s Consent signified, 419. R.A. 559. 








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220. Langley (Derby); Ordered, uxxxrx. 32. Pre- 
sented, 154. Rr. A. 400.———221. Langley (Warwick) ; 
Ordered, txxxvi. 266. Presented, 351. Committed, 475. 
Not proceeded in. Again ordered, txxxvi. 530. Pre- 
sented, 543. R. a. 713.———222. Langset (York); To 
amend Act 51 Geo. III.; Referred, rxxv. 144. Bill 
ordered, 158. Presented, 179. R. a. 342.——— Lawrence, 
St. See infra, 398.———223. Leighs, Great, (Essex) ; 
Ordered, txxv. 149. Presented, 227. Rr. a. 374,——_— 
224. Leonard Stanley (Gloucester); Ordered, txxxv. 50. 
Presented, 87. Petition against, 121. R. a. 356.—— 
225. Leverington (Cambridge); Ordered, uxxv1. 51. Not 
proceeded in.——— Lewes. See supra, 212.———226. Lit- 
lington (Cambridge); Ordered, txxx111.9. Presented, 104. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 229. R.A. 233.—— 
Littleborough. See infra, 336.——Llandwrog. See 
infra, 230.———227. Llanfrothen (Merioneth); Ordered, 
Lxxx111. 33. Presented, 167. Not proceeded in. Again 
ordered, ixxxvi. 291. Not proceeded in. ——— 228. 
Llanrwst (Denbigh); To amend Act; Referred, txxv1. 
56. Reported; Bill ordered; 95. Presented, 102. Rr. a. 
426. Llanvair Waterdine. See infra, 306.——— 
229. Llanvihangel-generglyn (Cardigan); To amend Act ; 
Referred, txxvit. 54. Petition read; Order of Reference 
to a Committee, discharged ; Bill ordered; presented; 159. 
Not proceeded in. See supra, 170.——230. Llanwnda 
and Llandwrog (Carnarvon); Ordered, txxxu. 30. Pre- 
sented, 332. Petition against, 341. Order for Second 
Reading discharged, and Bill withdrawn, 477.———231. 
Londesborough (York); To alter and amend Act; txxvi. 
50. Reported, 91. Report read; Leave for Notices; 
Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 99. Pre- 
sented, 130. R. a. 238. 232. Longney (Gloucester) ; 
Referred, rxxx1x. 37. Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 137. 
The King’s Consent signified; Bill passed; 346. np. a. 
400.———.233. Lorton (Cumberland); Ordered, .xxx1. 
34. Presented, 133. R. a. 326. 234. Loughor 
(Glamorgan); For dividing, allotting and inclosing; 
Ordered, .ixxxvim. 104. Presented, 154. Petitions 
against, 304. 376. R. a. 531. 235. Lydford, West, 
(Somerset); Ordered, txxx1.57. Presented, 95. R. a. 198. 














936. Maiden Newton (Dorset) ; Ordered, txxxvi. 13. Pre- 


sented, 38. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 341. rR. A. 
363. 237. Malmesbury (Wilts); Referred, txxvi. 
48. Reported, 115. Report read; Leave for Notices ; 
Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices; 118. Bill 
presented, 125. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 417. 
R. A. 426,————-238.  Manerowen (Pembroke); Ordered, 
Lxxxvil. 33. Presented, 37. nr. a. 125. 239. Man- 
sergh, &amp;c. (Westmorland); Ordered, xcu. 54. Presented, 
123. 259. R. a. 281.———-240. Marlow (Bucks); Or- 
dered, txxv. 135. Presented, 240. rR. a. 423.———241. 
Marston Maisey (Wilts); Bill ordered, txxx1v. 37. Not 
proceeded in.———242. Mealiff Upper Church (Tippe- 
rary); Referred, rxxxvin. 80. Not proceeded in. Bill 
ordered, txxx1x. 34. Presented,100. Time enlarged for 
Report, 324. The King’s Consent signified; Bill passed ; 
444. RK. A. 540.—_——-243. Melmerby (York); Bill or- 
dered, txxx11. 39. Not proceeded in.———244. Meltham 
and Almondbury (York); To amend Act 57 Geo. III.; 
Ordered, txxrx. 61. Presented, 194. Committed, 221. 
Petitions against, 264. 341. Not proceeded in. For 
leave to present a Petition for a Bill to amend Act 57 
Geo. III.; Referred, txxxv. 282. Reported; Leave given; 
Petition presented, and referred; 328. Reported; Bill 
ordered; and Leave given to present Bill; 335. Presented, 
355. Petitions against, 428. Bill passed, 472. Not 
returned from the Lords. Committee appointed to inspect 
Lords’ Journals, 592. Report, 593. Report on Petition 
for Bill, read; Bill to amend Act; Ordered, uxxxv. 595. 
Presented, 601. Lords’ Amendmentagreed to, 637. R. a. 646. 
———Mersham. See supra, 63.———245. Middleton- 
in-Teesdale (Durham); Ordered, txxx1x. 36. Presented, 75. 
Petitions against, 189. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 333. 
R. A. 400.———246. Middleton by Wirksworth (Derby); 
Ordered, txxxviu1. 68. Presented, 209, Petitions against, 
279, R.A. 471.———247. Millbourne (Surrey); Or- 
dered, uxxvi. 8. Order of leave for Bill, discharged ; 
Petition referred, 107. Reported, 118. Report read; 
Leave for Notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on 
Notices; 125. Bill presented, 135. k. a. 386,——— 248, 
Millom (Cumberland) ; Ordered, uxxv. 159, Presented, 
178. R. a. 342,——— Milton. See supra, 93.———249. 














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II. Petitions for Private Bills for Inclosures, &amp;c.—continued. 


Milverton (Somerset); Ordered, uxxxv1. 293. Presented, 
346. R. A.517.————-260. Mitcham (Surrey); Ordered, 
Lxxxv. 49. Not presented———251. Mitton, Lower, 
(Worcester) ; Ordered, rxxvu. 54. Presented, 115. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 318. R. a. 368.———252. Moch- 
nant (Denbigh) ; Ordered, xcu. 18. Presented, 21.° R. A. 
186. — 253. Monksherborne (Hants); Ordered, 
LXxxiv. 37. Presented, 125. oR. a. 297.——_— 254. 
Monks Risborough (Buchs); Ordered, uxxxv. 28. Pre- 
sented, 143, Petitions against, 243. 393. Lords’ Amend- 
ment agreed to, 471. R. a. 501.———Moor. See supra, 
193. Moreton. See supra, 60,———255. Moreton 
Valence ( Giloucester); To extend and enlarge Powers of 
Acts; Ordered, uxxvi. 33. Presented, 104. Rr. a. 238. 
Morton (Norfolk). See supra, 195——— Morwell 
Down. See infra, 346.—— Moulton. See infra, 354. 











256. Naseby (Northampton); Ordered, uxxv. 117. Pre- 


sented, 137. R. A. 423.———Nash. See infra, 376. 
———-257. Neroche Forest (Somerset); Ordered, 1xxxv. 
53. Presented, 110. Petition against, 193. The King’s 
Consent signified, and Bill passed, 243. rk. 4. 279. —— 
258. Netherthong (York); Ordered, txxx1. 20. Pre- 
sented, 25. R. a. 198.————259. Nettswell (Essex); 
Ordered, txxvi. 43. Not presented. 260. Newbold 
(Derby); Ordered, txxxvi. 69. Presented, 154. Pe- 
titions against, 182. Not proceeded in. Another Bill; 
Ordered, xc. 21. Presented, 94. Lords’ Amendment 
agreed to, 199. R. A. 202.———Newland. See supra, 
142.——261. Northall (Middlesex); Ordered, uxxx. 
59. Bill presented, 232. rR. a. 628.———262. Norwell 
(Nottingham) ;, To inclose and exonerate from Tithes ; 
Ordered, .xxx1. 10. Presented, 106. Rr. a. 326.——— 
263. Nottingham Inclosure and Improvement; Referred 
to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; 
xeu. 54. Not proceeded in. 264. Newton (Suffolk) ; 
Ordered, txxxu1. 220. Presented, 332. King’s Consent 
signified, 419. R. a. 559.———Nutley. See infra, 285. 








265. Oakham (Rutland); Ordered; uxxv. 148. Presented, 


227. R. a. 423.———Oakington (Cambridge); Ordered, 
Lxxxvi. 323. Not proceeded in. To ineclose and com- 
mute Tithes; Referred, txxxviu. 68. Reported; Repor 
referred to Standing Order Committee; 131. Report, 
that the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 
146. Petition for leave to proceed with the Bill; To be 
printed; 175. Petition considered; Leave given to pre- 
sent the Bill on or before a certain day; 184. Bill pre- 
sented, 233. R. a. 471.———— Oldbury (Gloucester). See 
supra, 127.———266. Oldbury (Salop) ; Ordered, txxx1v. 
39. Presented, 132. r. a. 355.———— Ollersett and Phoside, 
(Derby); Ordered, txxxim.31. Presented, 120. [King’s 
Consent signified], 281. R. a. 334,———267. Orsett 
(Essex); Ordered, uxx1x. 6. Presented, 21. Committed, 
38. Petition against; Referred, 78. Voices given, 79. 
Not proceeded in Again ordered, txxx, 15. Order for 
referring Petition toa Committee discharged ; Bill ordered, 
116. Presented, 121. Rr. 4. 520.———268. Orwell (Cam- 
bridge); Ordered, xct.7. Presented, 11. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 150. R. A. 231.———-269.. Oulton ( Cum- 
berland) ; Ordered, txxvi. 13. Presented, 45. R. a. 273. 
Ousefleet (York); Referred, rxxxu1. 47. Report 





referred to Standing Order Committee, 62. Report ; 
Parties to proceed; 81. Bill ordered, 87. Presented, 
154. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 352. R. a. 376. 


———-270. Over (Cambridge); For inclosing and ex- 
onerating from Tithes; Referred, xc. 99. Report referred 
to Standing Order Committee, 123. Report, that 
the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 
133. Another Petition; xcr. 44. Bill ordered, 80. 
Presented, 216. Petitions against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 244. 274. 282. 287. 308. 321. 325. 
Third Reading put off for Six Months, 384. ——— 
For draining, inclosing, dividing and allotting certain 
Lands in the Parish of Over; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcm. 47. Bill 
ordered, 111. Presented, 181. Petitions against; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 304. 342. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 468. RB. a. 569.——-271. Ower Moigne 
(Dorset); Ordered, txxxrv. 41, Presented, 136. Pe- 
tition against, 257. R. a, 329.———-272. Oxford, St. 
Giles; Petition referred, uxxxur. 52. Report referred 
to Standing Order Committee, 82. Report, that Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 90. Petition for 

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INCLOSU RES—continued. 














II. Petitions for Private Bills for Inclosures, &amp;c.—continued. 
272. Oxford, St. Giles—continued. 


leave to proceed with Bill, 167. Petition read ; Report 
from Committee on Standing Orders, read; Petition 
considered; Motion for leave to bring in Bill, nega- 
tived ; 173.——Bill ordered, uxxx1v. 33. Presented, 113. 
R. A. 328. 


273. Pamber and Inhurst; Ordered, uxxrx. 58. Presented, 


79. Re-committed, 262. r. a. 371. 274. Pattiswick 
(Essex); Referred, uxxvi. 47. Reported, 95. Re-com- 
mitted, 102. Reported, 118. Report read; Leave for 
Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices, 
125. Bill presented, 149. nk. a. 426. 275. Peasmore 
(Berks); Ordered, uxxx1. 55. Presented, 154. Not 
proceeded in.———276. Peckham (Surrey); Ordered, 
LXxxul. 215. Presented, 331. Petition against, 440. 
R. A, 588,———277. Penge (Surrey); Ordered, txxxu. 
215. Presented, 305. Petitions against, 340. 346. 348. 
410. 412. 496. R.A, 559.————278. Pennington (Lan- 
caster); Ordered, txxv. 131. Presented, 178. R.A. 423. 
———-279. Petherton, South (Somerset); Ordered, xct. 
50. Presented, 216. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 420. 
R. A. 438, ———-280. Pewsey ( Wilts); Ordered, txxx. 19. 
Presented, 138. rR. a. 298.———Phoside. See supra, 
266.———281. Piddlehinton (Dorset); uxxxvi. 48. Pre- 
sented, 59. R. A, 202,282. Pitminster (Somerset) ; 
Ordered, txxxvu. 113. Not proceeded in. See infra, 
345.———283. Potterne (Wilts); Ordered, ixxrx. 57. 
Presented, 198. R. a. 504,———-284. Poulshott ( Wilts) ; 
Ordered, txxxiv. 37. Not presented.———285. Preston 
Candover (Hants); Ordered, xxv. 122. Presented, 130. 
R. A. 374,———286. Princes Risborough (Bucks); 
Ordered, txxv. 148. Presented, 257. Petition against, 
274. Voices given, 278. R. a. 374. 


287. Raskelf (York); Ordered, rxxv1. 46. Not presented. 


Another Bill; Ordered, txxxrx. 37. Presented, 128. 
R. A, 321,———288. Raskelf and Brafferton (York); 
Ordered, uxxv1. 46. Not presented.——289. Rawcliffe 
(Lancaster); Ordered, txxxv. 34. Presented, 87. R. A. 
280.——290. Rhayader (Radnor); Ordered, txxxt1. 
35. Presented, 174. [King’s Consent signified], 335. 
R. A. 376.———291. Ripon (York); Ordered, txxx1. 47. 
Presented, 150. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 351. R. A. 
379.———292. Rockingham Forest (Northampton); For 
disafforesting and inclosing so much of the Forest of Rock- 
ingham as is situate within the Bailiwick of Rockingham, 
and for inclosing open and common Field Lands in Gretton, 
all within the County of Northampton; offered; [The 
King’s Consent signified]; Petition presented; Bill 
ordered ; txxxvu. 90. Presented,225. Petitions against, 
324. 332. Petition in favour, 336. Time enlarged for 
Report, 336. 371. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 448. 
R. A. 461. ——— 293. Rothbury (Northumberland) ; 
Ordered, txxxvi. 255. Presented, 386. Committed, 480. 
Not proceeded in. Again ordered, txxxvi. 531. Pre- 
sented, 547. RB. A. 713.————-294. Runcton, North, (Nor- 
folk); Ordered, xct. 12. Presented, 22. r. a. 392.——— 
295. Ruscombe (Berks); Ordered, txxxu1. 137. Presented, 
298. R. 4. 496.———296. Ryton (Durham); Ordered, 
ixxvill. 56. Presented, 155. rR. a. 335. 


297. Salcey Forest (Bucks) ; Referred; ixxxr. 49. Bill or- 


dered, 110. Presented, 118. King’s Consent signified, 269. 
Rr. a. 326. Seesupra, 9.———298. Salkeld, Little,( Cumber- 
land); Ordered, txxxvitt. 100. Presented, 212. Bill re-com- 
mitted, 415. R. A. 496.———299. Santon, East, (Lincoln); 
Bill ordered, xxx. 44. Presented, 234. Rr. a. 520.——— 
Scotton. See infra, 302.———-300. Scottow (Norfolk); Bill 
ordered; txxxu. 53. Presented, 148. Rk. a. 334, ——— 
301. Scrayingham (York); Bill ordered; txxx. 62. Pre- 
sented, 236. King’s Consent signified, 479. rR. a. 520. 
———- 302. Scriven and Scotton (York); Bill ordered, 
Lxxxiu. 19. Presented, 165. King’s Consent signified, 
281. R.A, 334,303. Sculthorpe, (Norfolk); Or- 
dered, txxxtv. 8. Presented, 19. nr. a. 158. Scun- 
thorpe. See supra, 165, 166.———304. Seaton (Cum- 
berland); Bill ordered, ixxvu. 10. Presented,111. na. 
268.———305. Sedgemoor, West, (Somerset); To inclose 
and drain; For continuing Powers of Act; Referred, 
uxxxvi. 304. Not proceeded in, 306. Selley (Salop) ; 
Ordered, txxy. 158. Presented, 179. r. a. 374. Sellinge. 
See supra, 63.——— 307. Selstone (Notts); Ordered, 
uxxxvi. 297. Not proceeded in.———-308. Sheldon (De- 
von); Ordered, txxxiv. 68. Not presented.——309, 


340. Tadley (Hants); Ordered, uxxx. 52. 





Shelford, Great, (Cambridge); Ordered, .xxxix, 39, 
Presented, 73. R. a. 321, 310. Shepley (York); 
Ordered, uxxxu. 196. Presented, 203. King’s Cop. 
sent signified, 485. R. A. 496.——— 311. Sherborne, 
St. John, (Hants); Ordered, uxxx1v. 36. Presented, 97, 
R. A. 297, Shirley. See supra, 194. ———312. Silston 
(Northampton); Ordered, uxxvint. 57. Not presented. 
——Again ordered, xxix. 73. Not presented———3]3, 
Skelding Moor (Lancaster); Ordered, uxxv. 115. Pre. 
sented, 120. The King’s Consent signified, 299. rR. a, 349, 
——— Smeeth. See supra, 63.——— 314. Smisby (Derby); 


Referred, txxv. 143. Reported; Bill ordered; 166. Pre. 


sented, 178. R. A. 342.———315. Snelston (Derby) ; 
Referred, txx1x. 13. Reported, 30. Leave for Notices ; 
Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices; 36. Bil] 
presented, 51. R. a. 233. To amend Act; Referred, 
uxxx1. 5. Bill ordered, 18. Presented, 26. nr. a. 326, 
———-316. Snitterley, Wiveton and Gilandford (Nor. 
folk); Ordered, uxxv. 151. Not presented —3}7, 
Soughton (Flint); Ordered, ixxx1. 53. Presented, 104, 
King’s Consent signified, 269. R. a. 326,——~3], 
Spaunton (York); Ordered, ixxxiv. 38. Presented, 99, 
Petition against, 242. King’s Consent signified, and Bill 
passed, 274. Not returned from the Lords.———319, 
Staines (Middlesex); Ordered, uxxx.40. Presented, 224, 
Not proceeded in. ——— 320. Stainesby and Heath 
(Derby); Ordered, uxxxu. 110. Presented, 122. r.a, 
338.———321. Stanton (Hants); Ordered, txxxy. 65, 
Presented, 147. rR. a. 501. 322. Stanhope (Dur- 
ham); Ordered, xc. 120. Presented, 221. Not proceeded 
in.———323. Stanwich (Northampton) ; Ordered, uxxxrx, 
43. Presented, 153. The King’s Consent signified ; Bill 
passed, 353. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 410. R. a. 
438.———324, Stapleford Abbot, (Essex); Ordered, 
uxxvi. 43. Presented, 112. King’s Consent signified, 
214. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 238. Rr. a. 282, ——— 
325. Staveley (York); To amend Act; Referred ; xxv. 
48. Not proceeded in.——— 326. Stepingley (Bedford); For 
inclosing and exonerating from Tithes; Ordered, xc1.27. Pre- 
sented, 216. King’s Consent signified, 354. r. a, 394, ——~ 
327. Steventon (Bucks); Ordered, txxx1. 40, Not presented. 
328. Stock and Bradley (Worcester); Ordered, txxx. 36. 
Presented, 131. rR. a. 297. 329. Stoke D’ Abernon 
(Surrey); Ordered, txxvi. 48. Presented, 149. Lords’ 
Amendment agreed to, 320. R. a. 385. 330. Stoke 
under Hamdon (Somerset); Ordered, uxxxix. 55. Not 
presented.— ——Stondon, Upper. See supra, 176.—— 
331. Stoneham, South, (Hants); Ordered, ixxv. 135. 
Presented, 257. Petition for enlarging Time for Report, 
and Time enlarged, 316. rR. a. 423. 332. Strensall 
(York); Ordered, xxx. 82. Order of leave for Bill dis- 
charged; Petition referred, 109. Report referred to Stand- 
ing Order Committee, 156. Report, that the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 176. Again or- 
dered, Lxxx1. 47. Presented,157. Not proceededin.——— 
333. Stretham (Cambridge); Drainage and Inclosure; 
Bill for inclosing and allotting Lands situate therein, and 
for the Commutation of Tithes; Referred to a Committee, 
xc. 105. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 
171. Report; Parties to proceed; 185. Bill ordered, 210. 
Presented, 225. Petition against; Referred, and Coun- 
sel ordered ; 302. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 417. 
R. A. 474,—————-334. Strickland, Great, (Westmorland); 
Ordered, txxxv. 37. Presented, 147. rR. a. 501.——— 
335. Sturminster (Dorset); Ordered, uxx1x. 45. Pre- 
sented, 191. rR. aA. 451.———336. Sturton and Little- 
borough (Nottingham); Ordered, txxvu. 38. Presented, 
115. B. A. 268.———337. Sutton Coldfield (Warwick) ; 
Ordered, itxx1x. 59. Presented, 194. Petitions against ; 
Referred, 244. 330. Voices given, 244. Lords’ Amend- 
ment agreed to, 450. R. a. 451. 338. Swanland 
(York); Ordered, uxx1x. 61. Presented, 183. Petition 
against; Referred; Voices given, 279. R. a. 451.——— 
339. Swingficld Minnis (Kent); Ordered, Lxxxu. 218. 
Not presented.——— Sydenham. See infra, 351. 


Presented, 178. 
Not proceeded in——341. Tallaght (Dublin); Or- 
dered, txxvi. 47. Presented, 118. kr, A. 384.——— 
342. Tangley (Hants); Ordered, txxxu. 211. Presented, 
331. R.A. 559.———Tangmere. See supra, 61.——— 
343. Tansley (Derby); Ordered, txxvir. 39. Presented, 
91. Petitions against, 107. 147. Not proceeded in.——— 
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II. Petitions for Private Bills for Inclosures, &amp;c.—continued. 


344. Tarrant Hinton (Dorset); ‘Referred, txxrx. 6. 
Reported, 94. Report read; Leave granted for Notices; 
Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 102. Bill 
presented, 124. Rk. A. 300.———345. Taunton Deane 
(Somerset) ; Ordered, txxvu. 40. Presented, 115. Com- 
mitted, 131. Petitions against; Referred, 185. 194. 198. 
Voices given, 205. Time enlarged for Report, 213. Not 
proceeded in, ———346. Tavistock (Devon); For in- 
closing Morwell Down; Ordered, txxxu1. 56. Pre- 
sented, 150. Rr. a. 449. Two Petitions for a Bill ; 
Ordered, xc. 121. Presented, 221. . a. 419.———— 
347. Taynton (Oxford); Ordered, txxvi. 30. Presented, 
86. R. A. 238.———348. Temple Newsam (York); 
Referred, uxxv. 123. Reported; Bill ordered; 202. 
Presented, 211. R. A. 342.———349. Tempster (Mont- 
gomery); Ordered, uxxv1. 26. Presented, 85. R. a. 385. 
350. Thame (Oxford); Ordered, txxviu. 43. 
Not presented.———351. Thame and Sydenham (Ox- 
ford); Ordered, uxxvin1. 43. Presented, 160. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 318. R.A. 335.———352. T'horn- 
bury (Gloucester); Ordered, txxxvu. 101. Presented, 
203. R.A. 431.———Thornhill. See supra, 68.——— 
Thrunscoe. See supra, 96.———353. Thursford and Ket- 
tlestone (Norfolk); Referred, txxxu. 110. Presented, 221. 
King’s Consent signified, 349. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 402. R. a. 411.———354. Tibenham and 
Moulton (Norfolk); Ordered, rxxv. 132. Presented, 140. 
R. A. 342,————355. Tid, St. Giles, (Cambridge); Or- 
dered, uxxvi. 38. Not presented. 356. Tisbury, 
(Wilts); Referred, rxxx1x. 44. Bill ordered, 64. Pre- 
sented, 97. Re-committed, 165. Lords’ Amendment 
agreed to, 245. R. A. 321.———357. Tittensor (Staf- 
ford); Ordered, txxxm1. 10. Presented, 12. Rk. a. 187. 
358. Todmorden (Lancaster); Ordered, xc1. 16. 
Presented, 49. Petitions against ; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 106. Report referred to Standing Order Com- 
mittee, 128. Report, that the Parties be permitted to pro- 
ceed with their Bill, and that they insert therein the Name 
of a disinterested Party in the place of the Assistant Com- 
missioner named in the Bill, who is an interested one ; Bill 
re-committed ; 183. Leave to Committee to sit on a certain 
Day notwithstanding the Adjournment of the House, 152. 
Third Reading put off for Six Months, 203. ——— 
359. Towersey (Bucks); Ordered, uxxvu. 44.  Pre- 
sented, 114, Rk. A. 298.———360. Twyford (Berks); 
Ordered, txxx. 75. Not presented. 











361. Uleeby (Lincoln); Referred, txx1x.10. Reported; Bill or- 
dered, 45. Presented, 189. R.A. 428.——~—362. Ulle- 
skelfe (York); Ordered, xc. 123. Presented, 227. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 371. R. a. 419. 363. Upway 
(Dorset); Bill ordered, txxx1x.45. Presented, 152. R. a. 
400. 


364, Walesby (Nottingham); Ordered, uxxvi. 43. Presented, 
135. RB. A. 238. ———365. Walmgate Bar (York); 
Ordered, uxx1x. 52. Presented, 194. R. a. 504.——— 
Walpole. See Drainages, 38. ——— 346. Walsoken 
(Norfolk); Ordered, uxxv. 145. Presented, 158. R. a. 
423.—— Wandsworth. See supra, 41.———367. War- 
den (Northumberland); Ordered, txxvit. 38, Presented, 
108. R. A. 273.———368. Washingborough (Lincoln) ; 
Referred, txxx1. 18. Report referred to Standing Order 
Committee, 39. Report, that Standing Orders ought not 
to be dispensed with, 57.—For dividing, inclosing and 
exonerating from Tithes, Lands in that Parish, and for 
embanking and draining Lands in Heighington; Referred, 
uxxxu. 40. Bill ordered, 157. Presented, 163. Agreed 





consent; Lords’ Amendment agreed to; 436. R. a. 
495. See also Drainages, 39.——369. Watermillock 
(Cumberland); Bill ordered, txxx1v. 49. Presented, 137. 
R. A. 329.———370. Wenden Lofts and Elmdon (Essex) ; 
Ordered, txxv1. 26. Not presented——Again ordered, 
Lxx1x. 21. Presented, 106. 8. a. 278.———371. Wen- 
ham (Susser); Ordered, uxxv. 148. Presented, 179. 
R. A. 346. ———-372. Wentworth (Cambridge); Ordered, 
Lxxxiv. 24. Presented, 84. Lords’ Amendment agreed 
to, 324. R. A. 355.———373. West Moor, §c. (Somerset) ; 
Ordered, txxxtv. 52. Presented, 139. Committed, 223. 
Not proceeded in. Another Bill ordered, txxxviit. 102. 
Presented, 210. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 442. R.A. 
471.——— 374. Weston (Norfolk); Ordered, txxx. 27. 
Bill presented, 162. R. a. 298 375. Weston Zoy- 
land (Somerset); Ordered, ixxxv. 63. Presented, 146. 
R. A. 501. 376. Whaddon and Nash (Bucks); For 
inclosing and exonerating from Tithes; Ordered, txxxv. 
34. Presented, 121. R. a. 601.———377. Whinfell 
(Cumberland); Ordered, txxv. 143. Presented, 224. 
R. A. 342.————-378, Whitacre, Nether, (Warwick); txxx. 
65. Bill presented, 182. Rk. a. 587.———-379. White 
Ladies Aston (Worcester); .xxx. 57. Bill presented, 
232. R. A. 628,———-380. Whitle (Derby); Bill ordered, 
Lxxx1. 34. Presented, 98. King’s Consent signified, 174, 
R. A. 198.———381. Whitley (Berks); Ordered, ixxx1. 
55. Not presented. ———382. Whitley (York); Ordered, 
uxxvi. 32. Presented, 149. Rr. a. 425.————-383. Whit- 
tington (Derby); Ordered, uxxv1. 60. Presented, 150. 
———- Whittlewood Forest. See supra, 8.———384. Whit- 
well (Westmorland); Ordered, txxv1. 46. Presented, 127. 
Committed, 135. Not proceeded in.——Again ordered, 
LxxvilI.27. Presented, 130. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 326. R. A. 335.———385. Wilton (Wilts); Ordered, 
txxx. 89. Presented, 233. pr. a. 520. 386. Winch- 
Sield (Hants); Ordered, uxxxvu. 82. Not proceeded in. 
———-387. Winfreth and Wool (Dorset); Ordered, xcn. 
19. Presented, 21. n.a.202.———-388. Wingfield ( Wilts) ; 
Ordered, txxvi1. 49. Presented, 111. x. a. 268,——— 
389. Winterbourne (Gloucester); Ordered, txxx. 59. Pre- 
sented, 232. R. a. 520. 390. Winterton (Norfolk); To 
render more effectual Acts; Referred, uxxxm. 221. Bill 
ordered, 320. Presented, 325. nz. a. 496.———391. Wis- 
bech( Cambridge); Ordered, ixxxvu1.112. Not proceeded in. 

Another Bill ; Ordered, txxxvi11.68. Presented, 209. r. a. | 
471.————392. Wistow ; Ordered, uxxxv. 52. Presented, 

147. R. A. 355,393. Wiveliscombe (Somerset) ; Re- 

ferred, txxx11. 31. Bill ordered, 135. Presented, 169. 

R. A. 344, Wiveton. See supra, 54. 98. 316.——. 

394. Wolverton (Warwick); Bill ordered, uxxx1. 57. Not 

presented. Again ordered, uxxx1. 74. Presented, 132. 

R. A. 326.———395. Woolvercot (Oxford); txxxv1. Or- 

dered, 295. Presented, 412. Petitions against, 441. 509. 

Bill committed, 480. Not proceeded in. Again ordered, 

Lxxxvi. 530. Presented, 543. R. a. 777.———396. 

Wootton (Bedford); Ordered, xc1. 12. Presented, 22. 

Petition against, referred, 1038. R. a. 231.——~— 397. 

Wootton Bassett (Wilts); Ordered, txxv. 144. Pre- 

sented, 149. R. a. 346.———398. Wootton St. Laurence 

(Hants); Ordered, txxxiv. 36. Presented, 125. Rr. a. 

297. 399. Worstead (Norfolk); Ordered, txxvi. 49. 

Presented, 130. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 293. R. a. 

310.———400. Wortley (York); Referred, uxxxvut. 106. 

Order for referring Petition to a Committee discharged ; 

Bill ordered, 161. Presented, 193. kr. a. 405. 


401, Yardley (Worcester); Ordered, uxxxvit. 106. Not presented. 
Ordered, txxxviit. 49. Presented, 208. Petition against; 























to by the Lords, with an Amendment, 429. Parties 


III: Motion, Resolution, and Incidental 


402. Motion that the Committee on every Inclosure Bill shall, in 
their Report, certify whether a portion of Land, as near to the Vil- 
lage as conveniently may be, and not less than in the proportion of 
One Acre to every Twenty-five Inhabitants, according to the last 
Population Census, has been by such Bill directed to be allotted 
out of the Commonable Lands or Waste Grounds to the Incum- 
bent of the Living and the Parish Officers for the time being, and 
the Owners of One hundred Acres of Land in such Parish, as 
Trustees, in trust to let the same in small portions at low rents to 
all Labourers resident in the Parish who may be desirous of hiring 
the same, such Rents to be paid to the Parish Officers for the 
time being in aid of the Poor Rates; or whether there be any 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Referred, 397. Rr. a. 471.———Yatesbury. See supra, 85. 


Proceedings relative to Inclosures : 


special reason why such Allotment cannot conveniently or pro- 
perly be made in that particular instance; Debate thereupon 
adjourned; txxxviu. 365. Further adjourned, 399. 417. 434. 
451. Question Neg. on a similar Motion; txxxrx. 63. 


403. Resolution, That in all Inclosure Bills provision be made 
for leaving an Open Space sufficient for purposes of Exercise and 
Recreation of the neighbouring Population; provided, that in 
any case where the Committee on the Bill do not make such pro- 
vision, they be required specially to report to the House their 
Reasons for not complying with the Orders of the House; Reso- 
lution made a Standing Order ; xcu. 149. 





404. Leave 


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III. Motion, &amp;c. relative to Inclosures—continued. 
404. Leave given to the Clerk of the Journals and the Clerk House where they do not make provision for leaving an Open 
who attended the Committee on the Todmorden Inclosure Bill, in Space for Exercise and Recreation, &amp;c.; xct1. 149. 
Session 1836, to attend a Trial in the Court of Common Pleas, See also Accounts and Papers, 3137. Committees, 1195 


and to produce Papers respecting the said Bill; xc11. 359. 1137. 1253. Land Revenues, 5. Private Bills. 
405. Committees on Enclosure Bills to report specially to the 











Income and Expenditure :——See Accounts and Indigo -——See Accounts and Papers, 3109. 3141, 3142. 6340, 
Papers, 6673. 6780. Finance. Supply, 8. Cochineal and Indigo. 


Infants: Bills relative to : 
1. To authorize the transfer and payment of Dividends of 
° , , Stock standing in the Names of Infants; Ordered, xxix. 293, 
Indemnity : Bills relative to: Presented ; printed; 294. Passed, 344. Not returned from the 
1. To indemnify such Persons in the United Kingdom as have Lords. 
omitted to qualify themselves for Offices and Employments ; 2. To empower the Lord Chancellor and the Judges to make 
Ordered, uxxvi. 73. Presented, 88. Rr. a. 200.——Ordered, Orders relating to the Custody of Children of tender age, in cases 
uxxvit. 84. Presented, 90. R.A. 126. Ordered, itxxvit. 8. where the Parents are living apart, upon the application of either 
Presented, 24. R.A. 75. Ordered, txx1x. 98. Presented, 104. of such Parents, or on the return to Writs of Habeas Corpus 
R. A. 165. Ordered, txxx. 97. Presented; printed; 97. R. a. issued at the instance of the Father; Ordered, xcu. 296. Pre- 
174, Ordered, uxxx1. 51. Presented, 63. R. a. 197.——Or- sented; printed; 333. Committee put off for Three Months, 
dered; presented; txxx11. 330. Rr. a. 411.——Ordered; pre- 521. 
sented; Lxxxu. 157. rR. a. 202.——Ordered ; presented ; Lxxxiv. See Lunatics and Lunatic Asylums, 3, &amp;c. 
152. Petition of Walter Willett Harries, praying that a Clause 
relative to his Case may be inserted in the Bill, 198, Pp. Rr. a. 220. Infirm Persons -——See Arrests, 1. 
Ordered, txxxv.187. Petition of Walter Willett Harries for " 
the insertion of a Clause for his Relief, 189. Bill presented, 196. Infirmaries, Ir eland :——Bill to explain and amend 
R. A. 279. Ordered; presented; yxxxvi. 438. R. A. 517. the Provisions of certain Acts for erecting and establishing Public 
Ordered, txxxvit. 227. Presented, 229. rR. a. 259. Ordered, Infirmaries, Hospitals and Dispensaries in Ireland; From the 
LxXxxvull. 246. Presented, 247. kr. a. 352. Ordered, txxx1x. Lords; txxxvin. 675. Read; printed; 678. Reported, and 
126. R. a. 165. Ordered, xc. 264. Presented, 264. r. a. 418. passed with Amendments, 716.722. Amendments agreed to by 
Ordered, xc1. 135. Presented, 135. Rk. a. 231. Ordered, the Lords, 727. Rr. a. 726. See Medical Witnesses, 2. 
xcit. 334. Presented, 340. rk. a. 449. 


Income Tax :—See House and Window Tax. 


Informations :—Bill to facilitate and render more cer- 
Deputy Lieutenants : tain the transmissal of Informations from Magistrates to Justices 
2. To indemnify Persons who have acted as Deputy Lieu- of Gaol Deliveries, &amp;c.; Ordered, txxvi. 423. Presented ; 
tenants in Scotland without due Qualification; Ordered, txxxv1. printed; 424. Committee put off for Three Months, 460. See 
425. Presented, 426. Printed, 438. As amended, printed, Accounts and Papers, 3143-3157. 


449. Re-committed, 478. Passed, 489. Not returned from . : t 
the Lords———Another Bill; Ordered, txxxvi. 551. Presented; Inher 1tance :—Bill for the Amendment of the Law of In- 


heritance; Ordered, txxxvi. 488. Not presented.——Another 
Bill; Ordered, rxxxv1. 596. Presented; printed; 778. Com- 
Grosvenor, Right Honourable Robert : mittee deferred, 927. Not proceeded in.———Another Bill; 
3. To relieve him from certain Penalties incurred by sitting Ordered, LXxxvil. 11. Presented ; printed ; 12. As amended, 
and voting without having conformed to the Laws in such case printed, 64. Order for further considering Report, read ; Bill 
made and provided; Ordered, txxxvi. 353. Presented, 353. re-committed, 301. Passed, 408, Not returned from the Lords. 
R. A. 363. Another Bill; Ordered, txxxvim1. 42. Presented ; printed; 
145. Order for Committee of the whole House discharged ; Bill 
Harborough, Earl of : committed to a Select Committee; 227. (See Committees, 932.) 
4. To relieve him from certain Disabilities in consequence of Reported, and re-committed to a Committee of the whole House; 
his having sat and voted in the House of Peers, not being duly As amended, printed; 316. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 728. 
qualified ; From the Lords; Read; committed; reported, with R. A. 734, See Real Property. Committees, 932. 


Amendments ; passed, with Amendments; Lxxv. 479. R. a. 485. Inhibitions aaa i a 
-——See Bankrupts, 26. 


printed; 551. R. a. 638. 


Reciprocity of Duties: 

5. To indemnify all Persons concerned in advising, issuing or 
acting under an Order in Council for regulating the Tonnage 
Duties on certain Foreign Vessels, and to amend Act 4 Geo. IV. 
c. 77; Ordered, txx1x. 41. Presented; printed; 49. rp. a. 123. 


Inland Navigation: Bills relative to: 

1. To amend Acts for authorizing the Issue of Exchequer 
Bills for Public Works, and for the encouragement of Inland 
Navigation; Ordered, txxvi. 362. Presented; printed; 366. 
Passed, 406. Not returned from the Lords. 

Winchelsea, Earl of : 2. To improve the Navigation of the Rivers, Lakes and Es- 

6. To relieve him from certain Disabilities, in consequence of tuaries, in Ireland; Ordered, rxxxvit. 462. Presented ; printed; 
his having sat and voted in the House of Peers without being 536. Second Reading deferred, 687. Not proceeded in. 
duly qualified; From the Lords; Read; txxv. 275. Reported, 3. To improve the Navigation of the Rivers, Lakes and Es- 
and passed, with Amendments, 276. Rr. a. 278. tuaries in Ireland; Ordered, txxx1x. 135. Presented, 151. 

See Barbadoes. Elections, 59. 66. 69.76. Witnesses. Printed, 217. Second Reading deferred, 434. 
. See Accounts and Papers, 3159-3163. Committees, 933. 
Indictments :———Bill to prevent the vexatious removal of, Supply, 381. 
and to empower the presiding Judge to pass Sentence on De- I ‘ P P 
fendants convicted at Nisi Prius; Ordered, txxx. 427. Pre- nnkeepers : Bills relative to:—For fixing the Rates 
sented; printed; 517. Passed, 618. Not returned from the of Subsistence to be paid to Innkeepers and others, on quartering 
Lords. See Accounts and Papers, 3140, Soldiers; Ordered, txxv. 283. Presented, 357. Rr. a. 422. 
‘ Ordered, txxv1. 185. Presented, 191. nr. a. 281.———Ordered, 
Indigent Blind Institution ° LXxvi1. 145. Presented, 145. nr. a. 266.———Ordered ; presented ; 


iti ; fol S . ° ° . A. —_ x . resent d 

1. Petition for a Bill for establishing and well-governing that seg io aM. . Olea aa wee fons Ba . 

Institution; Referred, .xxx1. 67. Bill ordered, 99. P GP AE ; ; ¢ 

aa oe a, O28 _— Rane, 359.————Ordered, 1xxx1. 209. Presented, 232. Rp. a. 824. 

reborn n a . 360. ted, 368. rR. a. 411.——— 

2. Petition for a Bill to enlarge the Powers of the above Act; Or Es Se widaiTaes * “a tes Or- 
Referred, uxxxv1. 250. Bill ordered, 314. Presented, 338. eared: er: vat bpemrems 3 peed , See ‘A 
Lords’ Ameudments agreed to, 441. R. a. 464. iP d ee, ot : lohouse 


Inns 














INNS OF COURT——INSTRUCTIONS. 














= 


Inns of Court :—wMotion for leave to bring in a Bill to 
give power to the Court of King’s Bench in England to compel, 
in certain cases, the Benchers of the Four Inns of Court to 
admit parties as Students, and also as Barristers at Law; Ques. 
Neg. thereupon, .xxxvi1. 399. Resolution, That having heard 
the statement of the Right Honourable the Member for Coventry, 
in his place, touching the matters contained in the Report from 
the Select Committee relative to the Inns of Court (Mr. Harvey’s 
Claim), the House deems the explanation so given satisfactory, 
and will proceed no further therein; txxx1x. 518. See Ac- 
counts and Papers, 3164, 3165, &amp;c. 6340. Addresses, 1495. 
Committees, 934.1386. Petitions, 1148. 


Inoperative Statutes :—see Acts of Parliament. 


Inquiry, Commission of :—see Accounts and 
Papers, 3167-3170. Addresses, 308-311, 


Inrolment of Deeds :—séee Annuities, 1. Deeds. 


Insolvency :—Bill to explain and amend Acts relative to 
Insolvency and Notour Bankruptcy in Scotland; Ordered, txxv1. 
348. Presented, 370. Reported, 407. Further consideration of 
Report put off for Three Months; and Bill, as amended, printed, 
408. 


Insolvent Debtors :—see Accounts and Papers, 3172- 
3190. Debtors. Imprisonment for Debt. Petitions, 688, &amp;c. 











‘*nstructions. 








I. Instructions to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in 
Bills, to make Provision therein; 1—53. 


II. Instructions to Committees on Bills; 54—305. 


1.—-To receive Clauses ; 54—63. 
2.—To make Provision therein ; 64—279. 


3.—To alter and make Two Bills into One Bill; 280—283. 
4.—To turn or divide One Bill into Two or more Bills ; 284—302. 
5.—To hear Counsel, and do other Matters ; 303—305. 


Ill. Instructions to Committees 


consider Various Matters ; 


of the Whole House appointed to 
306—318. 


IV. Instructions to Select Committees appointed to consider Various 


Matters; 319—364. 


V. Questions Negatived or Superseded, and Motions Withdrawn ; 


363—387. 


1.—For giving Instructions to Committees on Bills ; 365—383. 
2.—For giving Instructions to Select Committees appointed to consider Various Matters ; 384—387. 





I. Instructions to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in Bills, to make 


Provision therein : 





Africa : Cocoa Nuts: 
. 1. To abolish and transfer Forts and other Possessions to His 6. To decrease the Duty on Cocoa Nuts imported, and to 
d Majesty, “For granting Allowances to Officers and Servants of exempt certain Goods from the Payment of Duties; “ Relative to 
p the African Company ;” txxvi. 111. Duties on Cocoa Nuts, and for placing the Parish of St. Pancras 
under the Inspection of the Head Officer of Excise ;” txxix. 

5 Arrack :—See infra, 18. 420, 421. 
i Common Law Fees: 
5- gong Som the Duties on Assessed Taxes; “To make pro- S 7. To regulate the Appropriation of bong payable to Officers 
1. visions for granting Relief in certain cases;’’ Lxxx. 146. in the Superior Courts of Common Law ; “To make Compensation 

6 6 ; to certain Officers, and to enable the Crown to purchase Interest 
mS Canada Trade Bill: in any Office;” txxxv. 322. 

3. To regulate the Trade thereof; “For the more effectual | Cotton : 

Government of the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada ;” 8. To oblige Printers of Linens to mark their Names on Linens; 
es LXxvil. 359. “ Respecting the Duties on Calicoes, Linens, Muslins and Stufis ;” 
g Cc LXXXxvI. 390. 
dy erage a ates prea Al of Justice in the Court of Cotton Wool : j : 

E Chancery in Ireland ; “Relative to the Salaries of the Master of | | | 7 me me tag -— payable on the Importation of Cotton 
a, the Rolls, Masters in Chancery, The Accountant General, and ool ; ~ Respecting i uties on Cotton Wool imported from 
, Compensation to Masters, Six Clerks, and other Officers ;” uxxv. any British Possession; ” uxxxvi. 489. 
4. 267.—.xxv1. 77. Currency : 
5. For the better Administration of -Justice in the Court of 10. To provide for the Assimilation of the Currency; “ For 
r Chancery in Ireland; “ For making Compensation to the Master further providing for the Assimilation of the Currency ;” 

of the Rolls, the Masters and other Officers;” uxxviit. 375. LXXx. 484. 

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Customs: 
11. To alter certain Duties of Customs, &amp;c.; Relative to 
certain Duties on Slates, Sails, Skins and Wool; txxix. 231. 
So much as relates to “ Skins and Wool” discharged, 246. 


12. To repeal certain Duties and Drawbacks of Customs in 
respect of Goods inported and exported ; “ For continuing Boun- 
ties on Refined Sugar exported, and the Duties on Spirits, Aqua 
Vite or Strong Waters imported ;” ixxx. 547. 


13. To amend the Laws relating to the Customs; “ Relative to 
certain Duties on Salted Beef and Pork, and on Staves; ” 
LXxx1l. 538. 


14. To amend the Laws relating to Customs; “ Respecting 
Bounties on Linen and Refined Sugar exported, and also the 
Exportation of Warehoused Goods to the Colonies;” txxxu1. 
454. 


Customs and Excise Bonds: 
15. To repeal Stamp Duties payable in Great Britain and Ire- 
land on the Transfer of Property ; “‘ Stamp Duties on Bonds, &amp;c. 
relating to the Excise;” ixxx. 416. 


Customs (Linen Trade) : 

16. To repeal certain Duties and Drawbacks of Customs in 
respect of Goods imported and exported ; “ That the Duty now 
payable on the Importation of Flax, &amp;c. shall cease, and other 
Duties be paid ;” 1txxx. 429. 


East India Affairs : 

17. For further regulating the Payment of Salaries to the 
Judges of His Majesty’s Courts in India, and the Bishop of Cal- 
cutta; “ For authorizing the Transportation of Offenders from the 
Island of St. Helena;” 1txxx. 229. 


18. To amend Act 59 Geo. III. for permitting certain East 
India Goods to be admitted to entry and payment of duty without 
being warehoused, and to allow East India Spirits to be imported 
under the same Regulations as West India Spirits ; “ To permit 
Arrack and other Spirits, the Produce of the British Possessions 
in India, to be imported and exported, subject to the same Regu- 
lations as British Plantation Rum;” .xxvi. 465. 


19. To continue the several Acts for establishing Regulations 
for the Security of the Revenue on Goods; “ Relative to the Du- 
ties on Sugars imported from the Mauritius and the East Indies ;” 
LXXIX. 415. 


Edinburgh and Glasgow Union Canal : 


20. To alter and extend Powers of Act; “ For altering and 
amending certain Acts ;” Lxxxul. 251. 


Exchequer Court : 
21. For the better Administration of Justice in the Equity 
Side of the Court of Exchequer, Ireland ; “ Respecting the Salary 
to be paid to any future Chief Remembrancer ;” txxviit. 443. 


Excise Duties: 

22. Relative to the Duties of Excise on Spirits and Leather; 
“‘ Alterations in the Duties of Excise relative to Spirits, and 
Duties and Drawbacks on Leather, and to assimilate Duties, &amp;c. 
on Hides, Skins, Leather, Parchment and Paper manufactured in 
Ireland to those payable in Great Britain, and to equalize the 
Measures and Weights whereby the Duties of Excise and Customs 
shall be payable in the United Kingdom ;” 1xxxv. 555. 


Game: 


23. Toamend the Laws relating thereto; “ Respecting Cer- 
tificates and Licenses for the Sale of Game;” Lxxxiv. 86. 


Glass (Excise) : 

24. To repeal the Excise Duties and Drawbacks on Flint 
Glass, &amp;c. ; “To consider the Jurisdiction and Powers for recover- 
ing Penalties under Customs and Excise Laws in Ireland ;” rxxx. 
525. 


Greek Loan: 

25. To amend Act 2 &amp; 3 WilL IV. c. 121; To enable His 
Majesty to carry into effect a Convention made between His 
Majesty and the King of the French and the Emperor of all the 
Russias and the King of Bavaria; “ For authorizing His Majesty 
to guarantee a portion of the third and last Instalment of the 
Loan to be contracted for by the King of Greece, in pursuance of 
the Convention relating thereto, and to provide out of the Con- 
solidated Fund for the Payment of Interest and Sinking Fund 
which may from time to time become payable thereon ;” xct. 716. 





Hackney Coaches: 

26. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Hackney 
Coaches and other Carriages; “ For transferring the Management 
of the Duties on Hawkers and Pedlars from the Hackney Coach 
Commissioners to the Stamp Commissioners ;” Lxxxvi. 720, 


Insolvent Debtors: 
27. To consolidate and amend the Insolvent Debtors Acts in 
Ireland ; “ For paying Salaries and Allowances to Commissioners 
and Expenses of the Court;” Lxxxiv. 62. 


London Bridge: 

28. For improving the Approaches thereto ; “To authorize the 
Commissioners of His Majesty’s Treasury to advance and lend 
Money to the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Commons of the City 
of London;” Lxxxtv. 96. 


Malt and Spirits : 
29. To grant Countervailing Duties thereon, and to allow an 
equivalent Drawback; “ Relative to certain Duties thereon in 
Ireland ;’ txxvu. 164. See infra, 40. 


Medway Navigation : 
30. For more effectually improving the same ; “ To make pro- 
visions according to the Prayer of Petition of the Proprietors of 
the Lower Medway Navigation ;” ixx1x. 216. 


Navy : 
31. To make further Provision for the Payment of the Crews 
of His Majesty’s Ships and Vessels, &amp;c.; “ For the Payment of 
Head Money ;” ixxx. 276. 


Parliamentary Proceedings : 
32. To regulate the Conveyance of printed Votes and Proceed- 
ings in Parliament, &amp;c.; “ For amending Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 24 ;” 
Lxxx. 512. 


Pensions : 

33. For continuing to His Majesty certain Duties on Pen- 
sions; “ To make provision for carrying to the Consolidated Fund 
any Monies paid into the Exchequer in pursuance of said Act ;” 
LXXXIx. 135. 


Postage : 

34. For making certain Regulations respecting the Convey- 
ance of Packets by the Post from London containing Country 
Bank Notes; “ For more effectually preventing Letters and 
Packets being sent otherwise than by the Post ;” ixxrx. 107. 


Quarantine : 
35. To repeal the several Laws relating to the Performance 
of Quarantine, and to make other Provisions in lieu thereof; 
“ For repealing the same ;” Lxxx. 206. 


Registrar’s Office (Ireland) : 
36. To provide for the Regulation of the Registrar’s Office, 
Ireland ; “ For making Compensation to the Person now holding 
the Office of Registrar ;” txxxu11. 219. 


Silk : 

37. For continuing Bounties on the Exportation of certain 
Silk Manufactures; “To continue Duties upon the Importation 
of Buck Wheat;” ixxvi. 145. 

38. To reduce the Duties on the Importation of Raw and 
Thrown Silk; “ Relative to the Bounties on the Exportation of 
Silk Manufactures ;” ixxix. 151. 


Slave Trade : 
39. To amend and consolidate the Laws for the Abolition 
thereof; “ For making provision for the Payment of Bounties 
on the Capture of Slaves ;” txxvur. 159. 


Spirits (Scotland) : 

40. For allowing to Distillers of Spirits for Home Consump- 
tion in Scotland a Drawback of a portion of the Duty on Malt 
used by them, &amp;c.; “ For the further Prevention of Smuggling 
of Spirits on the Borders of Scotland and England ;” uxxvi. 441. 


Stage Coaches : 
41. To reduce the Duties payable thereon; “ For amending 
Act 50 Geo, III. c. 48 ;” txxvit. 393. 


Stamp Duties : 
42. To repeal the Stamp Duties on Advertisements, on Sea 
Insurances, and on Receipts; “For exempting from Stamp 


Duties, Insurances on Farming Stock, &amp;c.;” txxxvut. 421. 


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Stamp Duties—continued. 

43. For explaining and amending Acts relating to the Duties 
on Stamps, and for granting Relief in cases of spoiled Stamps; 
“ Respecting Stamp Duty on Deeds and other Instruments re- 
lating to Property in either Great Britain or Ireland, or in both 
Kingdoms ;” Lxxv1. 160. 

44. To transfer the Collection and Management of the Duties 
on Gold and Silver Plate and Licenses, from the Commissioners 
of Excise to the Commissioners of Stamps; “ That the Duties 
now payable on Licenses for selling or making Gold or Silver 
Plate, and in Ireland for exercising the Trade of a Hawker, &amp;c., 
and on Persons letting Post Horses, shall continue under the 
Management of the Commissioners of Stamps, instead of the 


Commissioners of Excise ;” itxxx. 553. 


Sugar, Tobacco, &amp;e. : 

45. For continuing to His Majesty certain Duties on Sugar, 
Tobacco and Sweets ; “ For continuing Duties on Sugar;” rxxrx. 
138. “ For continuing the Duties on Foreign Spirits and 
Sweets,” 139. “For continuing Duties on Pensions, Offices 
and Personal Estates,” 139. 

46. For continuing certain Duties on Sugar, Tobacco and 
Snuff, and on Pensions ; “ For receiving Contributions of Per- 
sons receiving Pensions and holding Offices ;” txxvit. 67. 

47. For continuing to His Majesty certain Duties on Sugar, 
Personal Estates, Pensions, &amp;c.; “ Relative to the Duties on 
Pensions, Offices and Personal Estates ;” txxxu. 312. 


Supply : 
Transfer of Aids: 
48. For applying certain Sums for the Service of 1828; 
“ Relative to the Sum to be paid into the Exchequer by the 


II. Instructions to Committees on Bills: 


(1.)\—To receive Clauses : 
Appropriation : 

54. For applying certain Monies therein mentioned for the 
Service of 1820; “ For Appropriation ;” Lxxv. 432. For 1821; 
“For Credit and Appropriation;” txxvi. 490. For 1822; 
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Chancery, Court of, (Ireland) : 

55. For the better Administration of Justice in the Court of 
Chancery in Ireland; “To provide against any Master in Chan- 
cery in Ireland being elected a Member of Parliament ;” ixxv. 
379. 


Consolidated Fund : 

56. For applying a Sum of Money out of the Consolidated 
Fund, and the Surplus of the Grants; “Of Appropriation ;” 
LXXxI. 292.—Lxxxul. 539.—LxXxxv. 631.—LxxxviI. 185. 897.— 
LXxXvil. 568.—LXXXVIII. 711.—Lxxx1Ix. 570.—xc. 625.—xcl. 801. 
—xci. 603. 


Exchequer Bills : 
57. For raising a certain Sum by Exchequer Bills; “ Of Ap- 
propriation ;” Lxxvitl. 448.—LxXx1x. 390.—LXxXxIv. 349. 


Felonies’ Pardon : 
58. For defining the Rights of Capital Convicts who receive 
Pardon ; “ For limiting the Benefit of Clergy ;” uxxx. 295. 


Midland Counties Railway Bill: 

59. To insert a Clause “prohibiting the Railway Company 
from raising the Levels on the Pinxton Branch above those shown 
in their Section, delineated in the Plan deposited in the Private 
Bill Office, and from laying more than a single line of Railway 
on that Branch ;” xc. 323. 


Slavery : 

60. For the abolition of Slavery throughout the British Co- 
lonies, for promoting the Industry of the Manumitted Slaves, and 
for compensating the Owners; “ For the immediate Emancipation, 
without restriction, of all Slaves who may at any time previous to 
the passing of the Bill have been brought with the consent of their 
possessors, or may at any time after the passing of the Bill, with 
the like consent, be brought into any part of the United King- 
dom ;” txxxvimt. 601. “ From the Sum to be appropriated as a 
Compensation to the Proprietors in apy of the Colonies in the 
Bill mentioned, there be deducted such Sums as shall cor- 
respond with the estimated value and number of persons registered 
and holden in Slavery contrary to law, &amp;c. ;” 601. 


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Supply ; Transfer of Aids—continued. 

Trustees of Military and Naval Pensions,” &amp;c.; uxxxi1. 201. 
For appropriating certain Sums to the Service of 1831 ; 
“ Respecting Unclaimed Dividends and Lottery Prizes ;” txxxv1. 
280. 





Surplus Ways and Means: 

49. To apply the Surplus of Ways and Means, and a Sum out 
of the Consolidated Fund, to the Service of 1831; “ For applying 
the Sum of Eight Millions out of the Consolidated Fund of Great 
Britain and Ireland;” ixxxvi. 833. 


Tea: 


50. To provide for the Collection and Management of the 
Duties on Tea; “ For altering the Duties on Tea ;” txxxvutt. 687. 


Works, Board of, (Ireland) : 

51. For abolishing certain Offices in the Board of Works, 
Ireland, and regulating certain other Offices; “ For making Pro- 
vision, out of the Consolidated Fund, to the Commissioners on 
their retiring from Office ;” txxrx. 188. 


Works, Public, (Ireland) : 
52. For the Promotion and Extension of Public Works in 
Ireland ; “ To make Provision to authorize the Issue of Exchequer 
Bills for local and temporary Relief in Ireland ;” txxxv1. 478. 


53. For the Extension and Promotion of Public Works in 
Ireland ; “ To make Provision for authorizing an Advance of 
Money towards the making or repairing Roads and Bridges, and 
other public Works in Ireland;” txxxvi. 622. 


(1.)—To receive Clauses—continued. 


Surplus of Grants : 
61. For applying the Surplus of Grants for 1824; “Of Ap- 
propriation;” Lxxx. 551. 


Townlands, Boundaries of, (Ireland) : 

62. To provide for the defining and marking out the Bound- 
aries of Baronies, Townlands and Parishes in Ireland; “ For 
making places reserved for Gaols and Court Houses for Counties 
at large, but no longer used for such purposes, parts of the Local 
Jurisdiction ;” Lxxx. 522. 


Vote of Credit : 


63. For enabling His Majesty to raise a certain Sum by Ex- 
chequer Bills; “ Of Appropriation ;” Lxxx1. 570, 


(2.)—To make Provision therein: 


Anatomy : 

64. For preventing the unlawful Disinterment of Human 
Bodies, and for regulating Schools of Anatomy ; “To defray the 
Expenses of Commissioners for licensing Schools of Anatomy ;” 
LXXXIv. 291. 


Ancholme Level Drainage : 
65. To alter and amend Act 6 Geo. IV.; “ For additional 
Provisions ;” Lxxxvitl. 310. 


Apprentices, Parish : 

66. To render valid Indentures of Apprenticeship allowed only 
by Two Justices acting for the County, &amp;c.; “ To allow City and 
Borough Magistrates a concurrent Jurisdiction in binding Ap- 
prentices, &amp;c. ;” LXxxvill. 526. 


Attornies and Solicitors : 
67. To amend the several Acts for the regulation of Attornies 
and Solicitors; “To amend Acts so far as’ relates to Registrars 
and Chapter Clerks ;” txxvi. 308. 


Bank of Ireland Bill: 
68. To establish an Agreement with the Bank of Ireland for 
an advance, &amp;c. ; “ For advancing £. 500,000 by the Bank of Ire- 
land;” Lxxvi. 364. 


Bank Notes (Stamp Duties) Composition: 

69. To compel all Banks issuing Promissory Notes payable 
on demand to enter into a Composition for Stamp Duties; “ For 
compelling certain Banks to make return of their Notes in cir- 
culation, &amp;c. ;” Lxxxvill. 668. 


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Bank Tokens, Ireland : 

70. To prevent the further circulation of Tokens issued by the 
Bank of Ireland ; “ For issuing out of the Consolidated Fund a 
Sum for enabling Silver Coin to be forwarded to Ireland ;” 1xxx. 
551. 


71. To prevent the further circulation of Tokens issued by the 
Governor and Company of the Bank of Ireland; “ For issuing 
out of the Consolidated Fund a Sum for enabling Silver Coin to 
be forwarded to Ireland ;” txxx. 552, 


Bankruptcy Judges : 

72. From the Lords, to authorize His Majesty to give further 
powers to the Judges of the Court of Bankruptcy ; “ For defray- 
ing the Travelling Expenses of Judges of the Bankruptcy Court, 
and other Officers upon Circuits for the Relief of Insolvent 
Debtors;” .xxxvii. 631. 


Bankrupts : 
73. To repeal so much of Act 5 Geo. II. as requires Meetings 
to be holden in Guildhall, and for building Offices, &amp;c. ; “‘ Respect- 
ing a Grant for erecting new Courts ;” txxvi. 493. 


74. To amend Act 6 Geo. IV. relative to Bankrupts; “To 
provide more effectually for the entering of Record Proceedings 
in Bankruptcy ;” txxxvi. 321. 


Barristers at Elections : 

75. To amend the Representation of the People in England 
and Wales; “To direct the payment of Expenses incurred by 
Barristers employed in revising Lists of Voters, &amp;c.;” txxxvi. 
828. 


Bayswater Sewer : 

76. Toenable the Commissioners of Sewers for the City and 
Liberty of Westminster, &amp;c.; “ Relative to the advance of Money 
out of the Land Revenue of the Crown, to pay a moiety of the 
Expense of forming a new Sewer in lieu of the Drainage from the 
Serpentine River;” txxxrx. 557. 


Beer, Sale of: 


77. To permit the general Sale of Beer by Retail in England ; 
“ Amount of Duty to be paid for Licenses granted by the Com- 
missioners of Excise ;” txxxv. 444. 


78. To amend an Act 1 Will. IV. to permit the general Sale 
of Beer and Cider by retail in England ; “ Relative to the Duty to 
be paid by Persons taking out Excise Licenses for the retailing of 
Beer;” ixxxrx. 546. 


Bethnal Green : 


79. For regulating the Right of Voting at Vestries in the 
Parish of St. Matthew, Bethnal Green ; “ To introduce Clauses to 
regulate the Attendance at Vestries, and relative to the Appoint- 
ment of Governors and Directors of the Poor;” txxvu1. 199. 


Bonds : 
80. For the encouragement and improvement of the Coasting 
Trade in Ireland; “ As relates to the Duties on Bonds given for 
the discharge of Goods ;” txxv. 238. 


Brewers’ Licenses : 
81. For making Allowances to Licensed Brewers in Ireland, 
on account of additional Duty on Malt used; “ For making an 


Allowance upon every Barrel of Malt used in Brewing ;” uxxv. 
362. 


Bridges : 
Leeds Bridge : 


82. For building a Bridge over the River Aire, from the South 
End of Neville Street to the opposite Shore in Water Lane, &amp;c.; 
“ For making an additional Approach by means of a Branch Road, 


commencing at Camp Hall and ending at a Warehouse in Hunslet 
Lane;” xc1. 196. 


London Bridge : 


83. For the re-building of London Bridge ; “ Relative to the 
Advance of Money for building the same;” uxxvi. 372. See 
infra, 176, 177. 


Southwark Bridge : 


84. To amend Acts relating to Southwark Bridge; “ For 
authorizing the Commissioners for the issue of Exchequer Bills 
to accept a certain Sum in full of all claim on the Southwark 
Bridge Company ;” txx1x. 487. 





(2.)—Zo make Provision theremm—continued. 
Bristol :—See infra, 199. 


Butter Trade : 
85. To amend the Laws for the regulation of the Butter 
Trade in Ireland; “ For compensating Weigh-masters;” txxxuy, 
302. 


Canada : 
86. To make more effectual Provision for the Government of 
Upper and Lower Canada; “ Relative to certain Duties on Im- 
ports and Exports;” ixxvir. 369. 


Canals, Coventry : 
87. “ Relative to Tolls on the Coventry and Oxford Canal, 
and for erecting a Toll-house and Lock in the Parish of Foles- 
hill;” xer. 81. 


Capital Punishments : 

88. For repealing Capital Punishments inflicted by Acts 6 &amp; 27 
Geo. II. and 3 &amp; 22 Geo. III., and providing other Punishments 
in lieu thereof; “ To repeal first of said Acts, and so much of the 
other Acts as creates Felonies in damaging Manufactures, Imple- 
ments and Machinery, and to provide other Punishments in lieu 
thereof ;” Lxxvi11. 373. 


Chancery : 

89. To abolish certain Sinecure Offices connected with the 
Court of Chancery; “ Upon granting Annuity to the Lord Chan- 
cellor upon his resignation or removal from Office ;” txxxvu. 
573. 

90. From the Lords, for the Regulation of the Proceedings 
and Practice of certain Offices of the High Court of Chancery in 
England ; “ To make Provision for the Payment out of the Con- 
solidated Fund of the Salaries and Expenses of several Offices 
connected with the said Court ;” txxxvim. 699. 


Chancery Court (Ireland) : 

91. For the better Administration of the Court of Chancery in 
Ireland; “ For making Allowances to Masters in Chancery ;” 
LXXxvIlII. 402. 

92. From the Lords, for the Amendment of the Proceedings 
and Practice of the High Court of Chancery in Ireland; “To 
compensate Officers for Losses sustained by them from the Pro- 
visions of the Bill;” txxxrx. 533. 


93. To abolish certain Offices connected with the Court of 
Chancery in Ireland, and to provide for the performance of the 
Duties thereof; “ For granting Compensation to Officers whose 
Offices may be abolished ;” xc. 713 


Church in Ireland : 


94. For the better Regulation of Ecclesiastical Revenues, and 
the Promotion of Religious and Moral Instruction in Ireland ; 
“ For advancing Money out of the Consolidated Fund to defray 
the Expenses of Revision of Tithe Compositions in Ireland, &amp;c, ;” 
xc. 501. 

95. For remitting certain Sums advanced to Owners of Tithes, 
and refunding Sums heretofore paid ; “ For defraying Expenses of 
the Revision of Tithe Compositions; For issuing Money for 
Education, &amp;c. ;” xc1. 611. 


Cider : 
96. To permit the General Sale of Beer by Retail in England; 
“ Amount to be paid for Licenses for the Sale of Cider and 
Perry ;” txxxv. 515. 


Coasting Trade (Ireland) : 
97. For the encouragement and improvement of the Coasting 
Trade of Ireland; “ Relative to the Stamp Duties on Customs 
Bonds ;” txxv. 238. 


Cocoa Nuts: 

98. To decrease the Duty on Cocoa Nuts imported, and to 
exempt certain Goods from the Payment of Auction Duties ; “To 
make Provision for assimilating the Duties on Licenses to 
Maltsters in Ireland to those of Great Britain ;” txx1x. 455. 


Colonial Intercourse : 

99. For further regulating the Trade of His Majesty’s Posses- 
sions in America and the West Indies, &amp;c.; “ To make certain 
Provisions relative to the Importation of Linen, Brandy and 
Geneva ;” txxx. 448. 


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Colonial Trade : 


100. To regulate the Trade between His Majesty’s Possessions 
in America and the West Indies, and other Places of the World; 
“ Respecting the Duties on the Importation of certain Articles ;” 
LXXvVIiI. 288. 

101. “ To amend an Act of the 6 Geo. III. to regulate the 
Trade with British Possessions abroad ;” “ For Payment of ad- 
ditional Duties on certain Importations ;” Lxxxvi. 383. 


Constables (Ireland) : 


102. For the Appointment of Constables, and to secure the effec- 
tual performance of their Duties throughout Ireland; “ For ena- 
bling the Lord Lieutenant to order the Advance out of the Con- 
solidated Fund arising in Ireland of Sums requisite to the Payment 
of the Salaries of Magistrates, &amp;c.;” txxvu. 361. 


103. To amend Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 103, relative to the Consta- 
bulary Force in Ireland ; “ To make provision for the Payment 
of Salaries and Expenses under the Act;” xc. 564. 


104. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the Con- 
stabulary Force in Ireland; “ For the Payment of Salaries and 
other Costs, Charges and Expenses, which will be incurred under 
the Bill;” xcz. 109. 


105. To amend Act of the present Session ; “ For Salaries to 
Officers ;” xc1. 641. 


Contagious Diseases (Ireland): 

106. For amending 58 Geo. III. relating to Fever Hospitals, 
ke.; “ To make provision for empowering the Lord Lieutenant of 
Ireland to make Advances out of the Consolidated Fund for the 
Prevention of Epidemic and Contagious Diseases in Ireland;” 
LXXXVII. 64. 


Copyright : 

107. To repeal so much of Act 54 Geo. III. c. 156, as requires 
the gratuitous delivery of Eleven Copies of every published Book 
to Eleven of the Public Libraries of the Kingdom, in the said 
Act named, and to provide other means for the Encouragement 
of Learning; “For compensating Public Libraries which may 
sustain loss by reason of being no longer entitled to a Copy of 
every Book which shall be printed or published ;” xc1. 801. 


Corn : 

108. To amend the Laws relating to the Importation of Corn; 
“For the allowing the taking of Foreign Corn out of Warehouse 
for the purpose of being ground into Flour for Exportation ;” 
IXKVII. 314. 


Corporation and Test Act : 

109. For repealing so much of several Acts as imposes the 
necessity of receiving the Sacrament as a qualification for certain 
Offices and Employments; “To make Provision for taking and 
subscribing a Declaration ;” txxxi1. 182. 


Corporations : 

110. To provide for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations 
in England and Wales; “ For Payment of Barristers who may be 
employed to revise Lists of Burgesses;” xc. 451.———TIn Ire- 
land; xcr. 194. 


County Courts : 
111. For preventing Delays and Expenses in the Proceedings 
of County Courts; “ For granting Compensation to certain 
Officers ;” Lxx1x. 232. 327, 328. 


112. For preventing Delays and Expenses in County Courts, 
and for the more easy Recovery of Small Debts; “ To inquire 
into the cases of such Persons as hold Offices for Life, the Emolu- 
ments of which may be diminished by the Bill;” uxxx. 50. “To 
provide Compensation to certain Officers ;” 414. 


Courts of Justice (England) : 

113. To abolish certain Offices in the Superior Courts of Com- 
mon Law, and to make Provision for a more effective and uniform 
Establishment of Officers in those Courts; “ For Payment of 
Salaries of Officers, Clerks and Messengers to be appointed, and 
for compensating Officers ;” xc1. 599.—xcul. 75. 


Courts of Justice (Ireland): 

114, To regulate the Proceedings in the Courts of King’s 
Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer in Ireland; “ For making 
Provision for the Salaries of Judges and Officers;” Lxxvi. 88. 
“ For defraying such Sums as shall be necessary for the Payment 
of annual Allowances and Salaries 3”? 220. 


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(2.)— To make Provision therein—continued. 
Courts of Justice, Ireland—continued. 

115. To amend an Act 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 53, for regulating 
Proceedings in the Courts of Law in Ireland; “ For granting a 
Salary to a Clerk in the Office of the Taxing Commissioners ;” 


LXxix. 56. 


Criminal Laws: 


116. For repealing the Capital Punishments inflicted by several 
Acts; “ To repeal certain Parts of the said Acts ;” uxxvim. 373. 
117. For allowing Benefit of Clergy to Persons convicted of 


certain Felonies; “To amend Act 7 Geo. II. c. 21;” uxxvi. 
374. 


Customs: 


118. To authorize His Majesty to regulate the Duties and 
Drawbacks on Goods imported and exported in Foreign Vessels; 
“ To exempt Foreign Vessels from taking Pilots in certain cases ;” 
LXXVIII. 421. 

119. To repeal certain Duties of Customs in Great Britain, 
and to grant other Duties in lieu; “ Granting certain Duties of 
Customs ;” Lxxviir. 423. 

120. To grant certain Bounties and Allowances of Customs; 
“ For continuing the Bounties now payable on the Exportation of 
Refined Sugar ;” ixxx. 473. 

121. To repeal certain Duties and Drawbacks of Customs in 
respect of Goods imported into and exported from the United 
Kingdom, &amp;c.; “Relating to certain Duties of Customs, and 
Bounties on the Importation of Refined Sugar ;” 1xxx. 576. 

122. To alter and amend the several Laws relating to the 
Customs ; “ That nine-tenths of the Bounty now allowed on Sugar 
exported shall be continued ;” Lxxx1. 299. 

123. To amend the Laws relating to the Customs; “ For sub- 
stituting other Duties in lieu of those now paid on Alkali, Castor 
Nuts and Oil, Lead Ore, Mats, &amp;c.;” txxxim. 509. 

124. To amend Laws relating to the Customs; “ Relative to 
Prisage and Butlerage of Wines in County Palatine of Lancaster, 
Cordage and Yarn, and Duties on various Articles ;” txxxvi1. 486. 


Dean Forest: 


125. For ascertaining the Boundaries of the Forest of Dean, 
&amp;e.; “To make provision for the Payment of a Salary to one of 
the Commissioners, and for the Expense of carrying the Act into 
execution, &amp;c.;” Lxxxvi. 621. 


Debts, Small: 


126. Hinckley (Leicester and Warwick) ; “That certain Places 
may be included within the Jurisdiction of the Court ;” xcm. 142. 

127. Roborough Hundred (Devon); “That the Hundreds of 
East (Cornwall) and Plympton (Devon) may be added to the 
Places mentioned in the Bill;” xcu1. 272. 


Scotland : 

128. To provide for the holding of Circuit Sheriff Courts in 
Scotland for the Trial of Small Debt Causes; “ For the payment 
of Expenses incurred by Sheriffs in Scotland in holding Circuit 
Courts, &amp;c. ;” Lxxxvitt. 452. 

129. For the more effectual Recovery of Small Debts in Sheriff 
Courts, and for establishing Circuit Courts for the trial of Small 
Debt Causes by Sheriffs in Scotland; “For payment of the tra- 
velling and other Charges incurred by the Sheriff and Sheriff 
Clerks ;”” xci1. 129. 


Distillation : 

130. To continue and amend, and to extend tothe whole of the 
United Kingdom, certain Provisions contained in several Acts 
relating to the Rectification, &amp;e.; “To make Provision for com- 
pelling an early payment on the Duty on Malt made to be used in 
Distilling ;” uxxxi. 461. 


Docks, Harbours, &amp;c. : 


Dunleary Harbour : 
131. To alter and amend an Act 56 Geo. III., “ To authorize 
the Lord Lieutenant to advance Sums of Money to Commissioners 
under 56 Geo. III. ;” ixxv. 372. 


Holyhead and Howth Harbour : 
132. For appointing Commissioners to superintend the Mail 
Coach Road between London and Holyhead; “To advance 
Money for completing Menai Bridge ;” uxxvin. 412. 


Dublin : 
133. To regulate Passage Vessels between the Port and Har- 
bour of Dublin, and Great Britain; “ For removing Nuisances, 
- &amp;e. in the Port of Dublin ;” ixxvi. 285. 
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Dublin Police : 

134. For improving the Police in the District of the Dublin 
Metropolis; “For empowering the Lord Lieutenant to direct 
Salaries to be paid out of the Consolidated Fund to the Justices 
to be appointed under the Bill;” xc. 582.—xc1. 312. 


Dundee Gaol: 

135. For erecting a Gaol, Court House, and Offices in the 
Burgh of Dundee; “To authorize Commissioners under Act 5 
Geo. IV. (Paving Act) to raise and apply sums mentioned in Act, 
to the objects contemplated by the present Bill;” uxxx1x, 270, 


Dundee Twopennies Scots : 
136. For enlarging the term and powers of several Acts, &amp;c. ; 
“ For giving Power to Trustees to alter and proportion the Rate to 
be levied on all kinds of Ale and Beer, or transfer same to Wine 
and Spirits ;” .xxx1. 478. 


Durham Bishopric : 
137. For more perfectly uniting to the Crown the County Pa- 
latine of Durham, and for the better regulation of the Revenues 
belonging to the Bishopric thereof; “ For compensating Officers 


who may sustain losses by the abolition or reduction of their 
Offices ;” xc1. 294. 


East Indies : 

138. To continue several Acts of His late Majesty, respecting 
the Duties of Customs on Merchandize imported from the East 
Indies “ relative to the Duties on East India Sugar ;” txxvr. 439. 
“ Respecting the Duties on Goods imported into Ireland from the 
East Indies ;” 471. 

139. To consolidate and amend the Laws now in force with 
respect to the Trade of the East India Company; “For levying 
Duties on the Importation of certain Goods into America or the 
West Indies ;’ ixxvit. 397. 


140. For defraying the Expenses of Half-pay Pensions and 
other Allowances on account of His Majesty’s Forces in India; 
“To remove doubts respecting the ordination of Deacons and 
Priests, and Powers to be exercised by the Governments in India ;” 
LXXvill. 436. 

141. Toconsolidate and amend the Laws for Punishment of 
Mutiny and Desertion in the East India Company’s Service ; 
“ Relative to Postage on Seamen’s and Soldiers’ Letters ;” txxvuut. 
469. 

142. For further regulating the Payment of Salaries to the 
Judges of the Courts in India, and the Bishop of Calcutta; “Re- 


specting the Administration of Justice at Singapore and Malacca;” 
LXXX. 299. 


Edinburgh Royalty : 
143. For further extending the Royalty of the City of Edin- 
burgh ; “To make Provision for regulating the Management of 
certain Premises called Queen-street Gardens;” txxvi. 162. 


Elections : 


144. To provide for the Trial of Charges of General Bribery 
and Corruption in Cities and Boroughs sending Members to Par- 
liament ; “To make provision out of the Consolidated Fund for 
paying the Expenses of Commissioners and others, and of Costs, 
&amp;e. for the Trial of Charges for Bribery, &amp;c. ;” uxxxix. 157. 


145. For the more effectual Registration of Persons entitled 
to vote in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament for 
England and Wales ; “ For a permanent Court for revising the 
List of Voters, and for a Court of Appeal for the same;” “For 
limiting the duration of Polls in County Elections to one Day;” 
xci. 399. “For payment of the Salaries of the Chief Revising 
Barrister and other Officers, and of the Expenses of the Courts 
of Revision and Appeal ;” xc. 549. 


Established Church : 


146. For carrying into effect the Reports of Commissioners 
appointed to consider the State of the Established Church in Eng- 
land and Wales, &amp;c.; “To receive a Clause empowering the Com- 
missioners to make Regulations by which no Clergyman not fully 
conversant with the Welch Language shall be appointed to any 
See in the Principality, nor to any Benefice in Wales, the Inha- 
bitants of which are not acquainted with the English Language ;” 
xcl. 654. 


Exchequer Bills: 


147. For raising £.14,000,000 by Exchequer Bills for the 


Service of 1823 ; “‘ For issuing and applying a certain Sum towards 
the Expense of Half-pay, Pensions, &amp;e. of Forces serving in 
India ;” txxvut. 448. 





(2.)\—To make Provision therein—continued. 
Exchequer Court (Scotland) : 

148. For making provision for the Despatch of Business now 
done by the Court of Exchequer in Scotland; “For granting 
Annuities to the Lord Chief Baron and other Barons of the 
Court ;” Lxxxvil. 269. ; 


Exchequer Offices : 

149. To provide for the more effectual Regulations of certain 
Offices relating to the Receipt of His Majesty’s Exchequer in 
Ireland ; “ For making Compensation to certain Officers ;” uxxvu, 
366. 


Exchequer of Receipt : 
150. To regulate the Office of the Receipt of His Majesty’s 
Exchequer at Westminster; “For the payment of the Salaries of 
the Comptroller-General and certain Officers of that Court;” 


LXxxix. 131. 


Excise Accounts (Scotland) : 

151. Torepeal so much of Act 6 Anne, as requires Accounts of 
Excise Revenues in Scotland to be made up, &amp;c. in the Court of 
Exchequer in Scotland; “To extend Provisions of the Bill to 
the Revenues of Customs in Scotland ;” uxxxvin 545. 


Fines and Recoveries : 

152. To abolish certain Offices connected with Fines and 
Recoveries, and the Cursitors in the Court of Chancery, and to 
make provision for certain Offices in the Superior Courts of 
Common Law ; “ For compensating Persons who may sustain Loss 
by the Abolition of Fines and Recoveries ;” xc. 551. 


Fisheries : 
153. To grant certain Bounties on Cod Fish, Ling and 
Hake, the produce of the Fisheries of Scotland ; “ Relative to 


Bounties, and for the Encouragement of the British Fisheries,” 
Lxxv. 451. 


154. To amend the several Acts for the encouragement of the 
British and Irish Fisheries; “ For allowing certain Bounties on 
Fish ;” txx1x. 457, 

155. To amend an Act 5 Geo. IV. relative to the Improve- 
ment of the British and Irish Fisheries; “To grant certain 
Bounties on Fish exported ;” ixxx. 295. 


Franking : 
156. Regulating the mode of sending Parliamentary Papers, 
Postage-free, and extending the power of Franking to certain 
Officers of the House of Lords; “To extend power to certain 


Officers of the House of Commons and Woods and Forests;” 
Lxxxvil. 553. 


Game: 


157. To authorize the Sale of Game, and to alter the Qualifi- . 
cation for taking and killing the same; “ For Annual Licenses 
for the Sale of Game, and the Duties thereon ;” txxx1. 447. 


158. To amend the Laws in England relative to Game; 


“ Respecting Annual Duty on Certificates to empower Persons to 
deal in Game ;” .Lxxxvi. 739. 


Gas Lights: 
Lambeth Gas: 


159. For incorporating the Lambeth Gas and Coke Company ; 


“ For lighting with Gas the Towns of Greenwich and Deptford ;” 
Lxxvi. 150. 


Portsea Gas: 


160. For incorporating the Portsea Gas Light Company; 
“ For lighting the Town of Portsmouth with Gas;” txxvi. 207. 


Givendale (York) Inclosure :—See infra, 164. 


Hackney Carriages : 

161. For the better regulation of Hackney Carriages, and of 
Omnibuses used in and near the Metropolis, and of the Drivers 
and Attendants thereof; “For payment of Salaries and Expenses 
of an Office for the Registry of Metropolitan Public Carriages, 
and for imposing a Duty upon Licenses to Drivers, Watermen 
and Conductors ;” xc1. 537. 


Hides and Skins: 


162. To repeal two Acts, 39 &amp; 40 and 41 of Geo. IIL, relative 
to the use of Horse Hides in making Boots and Shoes, &amp;c. ; To 


repeal Acts 48 Geo. IIL. c. 106, and 48 Geo. III. c. 71. ;” 15% 
314. 


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163. For extending the Remedies of Creditors against the 
Property of Debtors, and for abolishing Imprisonment for Debt, 
except in certain cases of fraud ; “ For Compensation to Gaolers: 
and others ;” xc. 128. 


Inclosures : 
164. Givendale (York); “ For making Compensation in lieu of 
Tithes ;’ txxxvumi. 334. 


Insolvent Debtors : 
165. For the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in Ireland; “ For 
defraying out of the Consolidated Fund the Salaries to Commis- 
sioners and Officers ;” txxvi. 303. 
166. To amend Act 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV., for the Relief of Insolvent 
Debtors in Ireland ; “For the payment of Salaries to Officers, 
and Rent and Repairs of the Court ;” txxvu. 388. 


Insurrections (Ireland) : 
167. From the Lords; For further continuing Act 3 Geo. IV., 
for suppressing Insurrections in Ireland; “To amend the said 
Act ;” txxrx. 500. 


Judges’ Salaries :—See infra, 170. 


Judicature (Scotland) : 
168. From the Lords; For the better regulating of the Forms 
of Process in the Courts of Law in Scotland; “For payment of 
Salaries to Judges, and granting Compensation ;” txxx. 470. 


Justice, Administration of: 

169. For the more effectual Administration of Justice in 
England and Wales; “To grant Salaries and Retiring Allowances 
to additional Judges of the Courts of King’s Bench, Common 
Pleas and Exchequer ;” and “to make Compensation to certain 
Judges and Officers of the Courts of the County Palatine of 
Chester, and of the several Courts of Great Sessions in Wales ;” 
LXXXV. 452. 


King’s Bench, Court of : 

170. To abolish the Sale of Offices in the Court of King’s 
Bench in England, &amp;c.; “ Respecting a Retired Allowance for the 
Chief Justice of the Court of King’s Bench ;” txxx. 514. 

171. To abolish the Sale of Offices in the Court of King’s 
Bench in England, and to make Provision for the Lord Chief 
Justice; “ Annuity to the Lord Chief Justice, chargeable on the 
Consolidated Fund ;” txxx. 514. 


Land Revenue : 


172. Toenable the Lords of the Treasury to sell out certain 
Annuities ; “ Advancing Money out of the Consolidated Fund, to 
repay Sums due to the Bank of England and the Royal Exchange 


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Assurance Company ;” Lxxix. 389. 


Land Tax: 
173. To provide fur the Application of Monies arising in cer- 
tain cases of Assessment for Land Tax; “ For the better Regula- 
tion of the future Assessment of the Land Tax ;” xxx. 266. 


Leith Police : 


174. To provide for the Municipal Government of the Town 
and Suburbs of Leith, “ For extending Provisions ;” txxxu. 379. 


Lighthouses : 
175. For vesting Lighthouses, Lights and Sea Marks on the 
Coast of England in the Corporation of the Trinity House of 
Deptford Strond; and for making Provisions respecting Light- 
houses, Lights, Buoys, Beacons and Sea Marks, and the Tolls and 
Duties payable in respect thereof; “For vesting the different 
Lighthouses now belonging to His Majesty, and the other Light- 
houses of this Kingdom, in the Trinity House; for making Com- 
pensation for the same, and for establishing Tolls and Duties ;” 
XC1. 630. 


London Bridge : 
176. For removing the Waterworks at London Bridge; “For 
taking down the present London Bridge, and erecting another 
Bridge instead ;” uxxvu. 210. “To carry into effect the ar- 
Tangement with the New River Company and the Proprietors of 
the London Bridge Waterworks and the Corporation of the City 
of London, for the transfer of the Works and Property of the said 
Proprietors tothe New River Company ;” 346. 
177. For extending the Approaches to London Bridge, and 
amending Acts relating thereto; “For additional Provisions;” 
IXXXIx. 127, 
See supra, 83. 


(2.)—To make Provision therem—continued. 
Lotteries : 

178. For granting to His Majesty a Sum of Money to be 
‘raised by Lotteries; “To continue Commissioners for a limited 
period, and to pay Salaries and Allowances to them and Officers of 
the Lottery ;” txxxvm. 437. 


Lunatics : 

179. To explain an Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 41, intituled, “An Act to 
regulate the Care and Treatment of Insane Persons in England ;” 
“To issue Money applicable to the Produce of the Consolidated 
Fund, to defray the Expense of the Commission appointed, &amp;c. ;” 
LXxXxIv. 204. 


Malt : 

180. To continue the several Acts for regulating the Trade in 
Spirits between Great Britain and Ireland reciprocally ; “ Rela- 
tive to countervailing Excise Duty on Scotch and Irish Spirits ;” 
LXxv. 424. 


Medical Charities (Ireland) : 

181. For the better Regulation of Hospitals, Dispensaries and 
other Medical Charities in Ireland; “ For defraying the Salaries 
and travelling Expenses of Inspectors of Medical Charitable 
Institutions, and for payment of Sums necessary for the Erection, 
&amp;c. of such Institutions out of the Consolidated Fund ;” xc. 
485. 


Metropolis Police : 

182. For improving the Police in and near the Metropolis ; 
“ For the payment of annual Salaries to Justices to be appointed 
under the said Act ;” txxx1v. 322. 


Mile End, Old Town: 

183. For better relieving the Poor, and repairing, lighting 
and watching, &amp;c.; “To allow an annual Sum to the Rector, in 
lieu of Easter Offerings ;” txx1x. 333, 


Mint : 

184. To amend the several Acts relating to the Royal Mint ; 
“ Authorizing the Lords of the Treasury to advance Money out of 
the Consolidated Fund for the purchase of Bullion for Coinage ;” 
xc. 141. 


Mohair : 

185. To grant certain Bounties on the Exportation of Stuffs 
made of Silk mixed with Mohair, the Manufacture of Great 
Britain; “ Allowing Bounty on the Exportation of Camblets, 
made of Mohair Yarn mixed with Worsted, the Warp being 
entirely composed of Mohair Yarn;” txxvi. 471. 


Navigable Rivers’ Robbery : 
186. To repeal 24 Geo. II. and for making other Provisions ; 
“For the Prevention of Robbery on Navigable Canals ;” txxv1. 
413. 


Navigations and Canals : 


Birmingham and Liverpool : 

187. For making a Navigable Canal from the Staffordshire and 
Worcestershire Canal, in the Parish of Tettenhall, to the United 
Navigation Canal in the Parish of Acton; “To vary the line of 
the Canal, with consent of Owners, proved to satisfaction of Com- 
mittee ;” Lxxx1. 239. 


Macclesfield : 

188. For carrying into effect an Agreement between the Mac- 
clesfield Canal Company and the Company of Proprietors of the 
Navigation from the Trent to the Mersey, &amp;c.; “ For extending 
Powers and Provisions ;” txxxu. 362. 


Welland Navigation : 

189. For altering or repealing certain Rates or Duties on 
Ships, Vessels, and their Lading, navigating the Harbour of Bos- 
ton, &amp;c.; “ For compelling the Corporation of Boston to publish 
Accounts of Receipts and Expenditure, in improving the Harbour 
of that place, and the Navigation of the River Welland ;” txxxrx. 
301. 


New South Wales: 

190. To continue Act 59 Geo. EII. relating to imposing and 
levying Duties in New South Wales; “ Relative to Duties upon 
Wool, Bark and Teake Wood;” uxxvit. 434. 

Ossulston Hundred : 

191. For altering Time for holding General Annual Meeting, 
for licensing Alehouses, &amp;c.; “ For altering the Time for holding 
General Annual Meetings for licensing Alehouses within the City 
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Parliamentary Representation (England) : 

192. For amending the Representation of the People in Eng- 
land and Wales; “To make provision authorizing the Commis- 
sioners of the Treasury to direct the Payment of the Barristers 
employed in revising Lists of Voters ;” Lxxxvi. 828.—LXxxvul. 99. 


Parliamentary Representation (Ireland) : 
193. To amend the Representation of the People in Ireland ; 
“ For compensating Persons employed under Act for registering 
Voters ;” Lxxxvit. 414. 


Parliamentary Representation (Scotland): 
194, Toamend the Representation of the People in Scotland ; 
“ For making Remuneration to Sheriffs in Scotland for Labour in 


investigating Claims to vote ;” Lxxxvit. 382. 


Parochial Registration : 

195. For registering Births, Deaths and Marriages in Eng- 
land; “ For Payment of Salaries of the Registrar-General and 
other Officers, and of the Expenses of the General Registry 
Office ;” xc. 501. 


Passengers : 

196. To repeal an Act 6 Geo. IV. for regulating Vessels carry- 
ing Passengers to Foreign Parts, so far as relates to the British 
Possessions in North America; “To repeal the former Act ;” 
LXXXII. 385. 


Pavings (Rochdale) : 
197. For lighting, &amp;c.; “ For improving the said Town by 
taking down and removing Projections in the Streets and Public 
Passages therein;” 1xxx. 298. 


Peace, Preservation of, (Ireland) : 

198. For the better Prevention and more speedy Punishment 
of Offences endangering the Public Peace in Ireland; “ For 
remunerating the Chairman of Sessions to be appointed under the 
Bill;” xc. 542. 


Poor: 


Bristol: 
199. For the Employment, Maintenance and Regulation of the 
Poor of the City of Bristol, &amp;c.; “ To amend the Paving Act ;” 
LXXvIiI. 198. 


Chelsea: 


200. For better, assessing and collecting the Poor’s Rates, and 
relieving the Poor in the Parish of St. Luke’s, Chelsea; “ For 
preventing Nuisances, Annoyances and Obstructions in the High- 
ways of the said Parish;” txxvi. 172. 


Ireland: 

201. For the Employment of the Poor in certain Districts in 
Ireland; “ To enable the Lord Lieutenant to advance, out of the 
Consolidated Fund, certain Sums for making, repairing or improv- 
ing Roads;” ixxvu. 278. 


Postage : 

202. For making certain Regulations respecting the Convey- 
ance of Packets containing re-issuable Country Bank Notes by 
the Post from London; “ To allow the President of the Com- 
missioners for inquiring into the Collection of the Revenue to 
send and receive Letters Postage-free ;” txxrx. 145. 

203. To regulate the Rates of Postage on Letters conveyed 
between Great Britain and Ireland; “ Relative to Postage on 
Parliamentary Proceedings and Newspapers, &amp;c.;” txxxi1. 401. 


Prisons (Ireland) : 

204. Toamend the Laws relating to Prisons in Ireland; “To 
enable the Lord Lieutenant to order the Advance, out of the Con- 
solidated Fund arising in Ireland, of Sums requisite for Payment 
of Salaries to the Inspectors General of Prisons;” xxvii. 382. 
———For consolidating and amending the Laws relating to 
Prisons in Ireland ; “‘ Relative to the Expenses of building, alter- 
ing and enlarging Prisons in Ireland ;” 1xxx1. 203. 


Privy Council : 

205. For the better Administration of Justice in His Majesty’s 
Privy Council; {From the Lords]; “ For paying Two retired 
Judges who shall attend the Sittings of the Judicial Committee of 
the Privy Council ;” txxxvut. 452. 


Qualification of Freeholders : 

206. To amend certain Acts relative to the Election of Mem- 
bers of Parliament for Ireland, and to regulate the Qualification 
of Voters; “To remunerate Assistant Barristers and Clerks of 
Peace in Ireland for their Attendance ;” txxx1v. 175. 





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Retford, East, Disfranchisement : 

207. To exclude the Borough of East Retford from electing 
Burgesses to serve in Parliament, &amp;c.; “ To make Provision for 
the Prevention of Bribery and Corruption by extending the Right 
of Voting to Forty Shilling Freeholders of the Hundred of Bas- 


setlaw ;” Lxxxu11. 191. 


Roads and Bridges (Ireland) : 

208. To provide for repairing, maintaining, &amp;c. certain Roads 
and Bridges in Ireland; “For enlarging the time for maki 
Orders for the payment of Money under Presentments, Estimates, 
&amp;e.;” Lxxx. 584. 


Rolls Estate : 

209. To vest the Rolls Estate in His Majesty, and to abolish 
certain Payments and Fees which form part of the Salary of the 
Master of the Rolls; “ For Payment, out of the Consolidated 
Fund, of an Annual Salary to the Master of the Rolls, and to 
the Preacher at the Rolls Chapel ;” xc1. 523. 


Roman Catholics : 

210. For the removal of the Disqualifications under which 
His Majesty’s Roman Catholic Subjects now labour; “ To regu- 
late the Intercourse with Persons in Holy Orders with the See of 
Rome ;” txxvi. 210. 


Roman Catholic Marriages : 
211. To amend the Law relative to Roman Catholic Marriages 
in Scotland; “ To extend the Provisions to all Clergymen not of 
the Established Church of Scotland ;” txxxrx, 158. 


Salcey Forest : 
212. For dividing, allotting and inclosing the Forest of Salcey ; 
“ For additional Provisions ;” txxx. 539. 


Salt; 
213. To amend an Act 59 Geo. IIT. for the Encouragement of 
the Irish Fisheries; “ For allowing the use of Salt Duty-free 


for the Fisheries, and giving a Bounty on certain Kinds of 
Pickled Fish ;” utxxv. 414. 


Seamen’s Fund ; 

214. To amend Act for the Relief of Sick, Maimed and Dis- 
abled Seamen, in order to enable certain Seamen belonging to 
Shetland to pay certain Sums of Money payable under that Act 
to the Seaman’s Fund at Lerwick in Shetland; “ To extend the 
Provisions of the Bill to the Islands of Orkney ;” xc1. 251. 


Session, Court of : 

215. To make certain Alterations in the Duties of the Lords 
Ordinary, and in the Establishment of Clerks and Officers of the 
Court of Session and Court of Commission for Teinds in Scotland, 
and to reduce the Fees payable in those Courts; “ For Payment 
of Salaries and Compensation to Officers ;” xc1. 674.—xcl. 129. 


Sheriffs’ Courts : 

216. To extend the Powers of Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 42, for 
the further Amendment of the Law, and the better Advancement 
of Justice; “ That they have Power to extend the Provisions of 
the Bill to the Court of Common Pleas of the County Palatine of 
Lancaster ;” xcu. 473. 


Sheriffs, Ireland : 
217. For facilitating the Appointment of Sheriffs in Ireland, 
and the more effectual audit and passing of their Accounts, &amp;c.; 
“ For compensating Persons affected by the Bill;” xc. 555. 


Silk : 
218. To reduce the Duties on Importation of Raw and Thrown 


Silk, &amp;c.; “ Relative to certain Allowances granted on Silk im- 
ported and warehoused ;” txx1x. 175. 


219. To regulate the Importation of Silk Goods for a time to 
be limited ; “ Respecting certain other Duties ;’ txxx1. 294. 318. 


Slavery : 

220. For the Abolition of Slavery throughout the British 
Colonies, for promoting the Industry of Manumitted Slaves, and 
for compensating Slave Owners; “ That any redeemable perpetual 
Annuities, or Annuities for terms of years, created by any Act of 
this Session, &amp;c., shall be added to, and the Interest, Dividends 
and Charges of Management of the same be paid out of, the Con- 
solidated Fund ;” txxxvitt. 638. 


Slave Trade: 
221. To amend and consolidate the Laws relating to the 
Abolition of the Slave Trade; “ For granting Bounties to the 
Captors of Negroes ;” txxvitl. 290. 


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Slave Trade Conventions : 

222. For carrying into effect Two Conventions with the King 
of the French for suppressing the Slave Trade; “ To make Pro- 
vision for paying Bounties out of the Consolidated Fund, for 
captured and condemned Slaves ;”” Lxxxvuit. 658. 


Smuggling : 5; 
223. To repeal part of Act 57 Geo. III. for the prevention of 
Smuggling; “ To amend Act 24 Geo. III. sess. 2, c. 47 3” LXXVII. 


455. 


Stamps : 

224. For explaining and amending Acts relating to the Duties 
on Stamps, and for granting Relief in cases of spoiled Stamps ; 
“To substitute other Stamp Duties on certain Insurances, Leases, 
Replevin Bonds, &amp;c.;” xixxvi. 195. “ Relative to the Stamp 
Duties on Leases, Settlements, Bonds, &amp;c. ;” 259. “ Relating to 
Duties on Policies of Marine Insurance,” 315. 

225. For explaining and amending certain Acts relating 
thereto, and for extending Relief in cases of spoiled Stamps ; 
« Relative to Duties on Policies of Insurance, on Admiralty Pro- 
ceedings on Leases or Tacks, and Agreements for Leases ;” 
ixxvil. 249. “ Relative to Stamp Duties in lieu of Duties now 
payable on Powers of Attorney, Policies of Assurance or In- 
surance, and Carriages let for hire ;” 387. 

226. For preventing the selling and uttering of Forged Stamps 
on Vellum, Parchment and Paper; “ To reduce the Allowance 
now made on the purchase of Stamps for Receipts, &amp;c. ;” uxxxvu1l. 
662. 

227. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Stamp 
Duties ; “ For reducing the Duty on Newspapers ;” xcr. 648. 


Stamps (Ireland) : 
228. To reduce the Stamp Duties on the re-conveyance of 
Mortgages, and to amend Acts; “ Respecting the Duty on Trans- 
fers of Mortgages ;” ~xxvut. 472. 


229. To transfer the Collection and Management of the Duties 
on Gold and Silver Plate in Ireland, &amp;e. from the Commissioners 
of Excise to the Commissioners of Stamps; “ For repealing so 
much of Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 53, as requires Excise Stamps to be 
affixed on Papers and Pots containing Cocoa Paste ;” xxx. 576. 


Steam Vessels : 
230. To regulate the Navigation of Steam Vessels in the River 
Thames ; “ For extending the Provisions of the Bill to all Parts 
of the United Kingdom ;” itxxxvu. 391. 


Survey and Valuation of Ireland : 

231. To consolidate and amend Acts 7 Geo. IV. c. 62; 1&amp;2 
Will. IV. c. 51, &amp;c., and to incorporate certain detached portions 
of Counties and Baronies with those Counties and Baronies 
respectively whereto the same’ may adjoin, or wherein the same 
are locally situate; “ For defraying the Salaries of Officers ;” 
xc1. 649. 


Tithes : 


232. For the Commutation of Tithes in England; “ For pay- 
ment of the Salaries, Allowances and Expenses of the Commis- 
sioners and other Officers, and also the incidental Expenses of 
carrying the Act into execution ;” xc1. 311. 


Tithes (Ireland) : 
233. To provide for the establishing of Composition for Tithes 

in Ireland; “ For advancing Money out of the Consolidated 
Fund for giving effect to a Composition for Tithes ;” txxxvitt. 414. 
234. To abolish Composition for Tithes in Ireland, and to 
substitute in lieu thereof a Land Tax; “ That any deficit which 
may arise in the Funds of Woods and Forests, and applicable to 
the payments to be made under this Act, be advanced out of the 
Consolidated Fund, and repaid by the Ecclesiastical Commis- 
sioners ;” Lxxx1x. 467. 


Town Lands : 
235. To repeal an Act of last Session relative to the forming 

of Tables of Manors, Parishes and Town Lands in Ireland; 
“ For an advance of Money out of the Consolidated Fund, for 
the expense of Survey;” txxx. 501. 


Trial of Offences : 
236. From the Lords, to provide for the more impartial Trial 

of Offences in certain cases in Ireland; “To make Provision for 
the payment of the Expenses of Parties under the Provisions of 
the Bill;” uxxxvir. 292. 


(2..\—To make Provision therein—continued. 
Turnpike Roads : 
Allendale: 

237. For making a Road through that Town to Cows Hill; 
“ For Power to repair that part of the Alston Road from Branch 
End to Hexham ;” xxx. 204. 

Ashborne: 


238. For more effectually repairing the Road from Ashborne 
to Leek, &amp;c.; “ For diverting the Road ;” txxx1. 199. 


Axminster : 
239. For maintaining Roads in the Counties of Dorset and 
Devon, leading to and through Axminster; “ For a certain piece 


of Road continuing to form part of the first District of Roads ;” 
LXXVII. 280. 


Barton Bridge: 

240. For more effectually amending and keeping in repair; 
“For extending Line, and charging full Toll on Coal and Coke 
Carriages ;” Lxx1x. 278. 


Belfast and Antrim: 
241. For maintaining a Turnpike Road from Belfast to 


Antrim; “To repair the Road from Belfast to Copeland Water ;” 
LXXXxIll. 435. 


Bolton and Chorley : 


242. For improving and more effectually repairing ; “ Relative 
to the Bolton and Horwich Road;” ixxrx. 369. 


Brighthelmstone and Newhaven : 


243. For making qa Road; “To alter the Line of the said 
Road ;” ixxrx. 271. 


Bromyard : 
244. For repairing and maintaining Roads leading from the 


Town of Bromyard, and other Roads adjoining thereto; “For 
increasing Tolls ;” txxv1. 187. 


Cambridge : 

245. For more effectually repairing the Road from Cambridge 
to Foulmire; “ For extending the Powers of Bill, &amp;c.;” txxxi. 
215. 

Camden Town: 

246. For making a Road from the Hampstead Road in Cam- 
den Town to the North Road, Holloway; “ For including the 
Road along Park Street into the Albany Road, and from thence to 
the New Road, near the end of Great Portland Street ;” txx1x..278- 


Darlaston Bridge and Butt Lane: 


247. For improving; “To make a Deviation of Road;” 
LXXVIIl. 176. k 


Dumbartonshire, &amp;c. : 
248. For more effectually making and maintaining certain 
Roads and Bridges in the County of Dumbarton; “ For additional 
Provisions ;” Lxxx1x. 246. 


Durham and Tyne: 

249. For repairing the Road from the City of Durham to 

Tyne Bridge, &amp;c.; “ For extending the Line;” txx1x. 234. 
Holyhead : 

250. To extend the Powers of the Act for vesting in Commis- 
sioners the Bridges building over the Menai Straits, &amp;c.; 
“ Authorizing an advance of Money out of the Consolidated 
Fund ;” txxx. 546. 

251. For the further improvements thereof; “To make provi- 
sion for empowering the Commissioners to superintend the improve- 
ments on the Road between London and Liverpool ;” txxx1. 480. 

252. For the further improvement of the Roads from London 
to Holyhead, &amp;c.; “To advance certain sums out of the Consoli- 
dated Fund, for carrying the same into execution ;” txxxu1. 506. 

Honiton : 

253. For continuing, amending and rendering more effectual 
Act for repairing certain Roads leading from and to Honiton; 
“For making, widening, and otherwise improving additional 
Branches of Road ;” txxvit. 156. 


Kingston and Sheet Bridge: 
254. To enlarge powers and terms of Act; “ For making a 
certain Carriage Way Turnpike;” txxvit. 170. 
Ledbury : 
255. For more effectually repairing the several Roads from 
Ledbury and Bromesberrow, to the Road from Gloucester and 
Worcester; “For making certain Diversions and new Linea of 





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(2.)— To make Provision therein—continued. 
Turnpike Roads—continued. 


Leith Walk: . 
256. For the more effectually repairing the Leith Walk District 
of Roads, in the County of Edinburgh; “ For defining the Bounds 
of the Middle District ;” txxvu. 70. 


Ludlow : 
257. For improving and maintaining the Road from Ludlow 
to Orleton, &amp;c.; “ For additional provisions ;” txxxvi. 672. 


Stirling : 
258. For making a Road from Redrow to Carmuirs; “ For 
making and repairing a certain Line of Road ;” txxvitt. 317. 


Surrey and Sussex : 
259. For more effectually amending the Road from Stones 
End, in the Borough, to Highgate, in the County of Middlesex ; 
“ For additional powers ;” Lxxx11. 234, 


Tavernspite : 

260. For repairing the Road from Tavernspite to Tenby, 
Pembroke, &amp;c.; “ For making a Branch Road from Hobbs Point, 
Pembroke, to a Stream near Castellheli Mill, Carmarthen ;” 
LXXXIII. 324. 


Teddington and Evesham : 


261. For maintaining and improving; “ To increase Tolls and 
make other provisions ;” txx1x. 296. 


Wadsley and Langset : 
262. For the more effectually repairing the same; “For ex- 
tending Line to join the Huddersfield and Woodhead Turnpike 

Road, &amp;e. ;”” xxviii. 176. 


Walsall : 
263. For improving the same from Walsall to Muckley Corner; 
“ For additional provisions ;” Lxxxv. 378. 


Whiteparish and Southampton : 
264. For amending the Roads from Brickworth Pond through 
Romsey, &amp;c.; “To increase Tolls, &amp;c.;” txxix. 262. 


“olverhampton : 

265-6. For repairing and improving certain Roads in the 
Counties of Stafford and Salop, &amp;c.; “ For maintaining in repair as 
a Turnpike Road a Highway from the Watling Street Road to 
Weston Heath ;” txxxvi. 624. See supra, 208. 


Union Duties (Ireland) : 

267. To continue certain Duties on several Articles, the manu- 
facture of Great Britain or Ireland, on their importation into 
either country from the other; “To continue the Duties on 
Calicoes and Muslins imported ;” .xxv. 369. 


Warrants of Distress ({reland) : 

268. To amend an Act, 59 Geo. III., relating to Appeals 
against Warrants of Distress granted by Justices of the Peace in 
Ireland ; “To amend 54 Geo. III. c. 116, and 6 Geo. IV. c. 43 ;” 
LXXXIX. 279. 

269. To amend an Act, 59 Geo. IIL. relating to Appeals 
against Warrants of Distress granted by Justices of the Peace in 
Ireland ; “To amend all Acts in which provision of Appeal to 
Quarter Sessions in Ireland is made;” Ltxxxrx. 345. 


Waste Lands (Ireland) : 
270. To promote the reclamation and improvement of Un- 
cultivated Lands in Ireland; “ For the imposition of Toils upon 
Rivers or Lakes rendered navigable under the Act;” xc11. 498. 


Weights and Measures : 

271. To prolong the time of the commencement of an Act of 
last Session for establishing uniformity of Weights and Measures; 
“To amend the said Act;” itxxx. 135. 

272. For providing equivalent Rates of Excise Duties, Draw- 
backs, &amp;c. on Beer, Malt and Spirits made in Scotland and Ire- 
land, according to the new Imperial Standard; “ Respecting 
Duties on Spirits distilled in Scotland or Ireland;” txxx. 511. 


West India Relief: 

273. For enabling His Majesty to direct the issue of Exche- 
quer Bills to a limited amount, &amp;c.; “ Relative to the issue of 
Money out of the Consolidated Fund, for the Relief of the Crown 
Colonies in the West Indies;” txxxvu. 568. 


West India and American Trade : 

274. To regulate the Trade between His Majesty’s Possessions 
in America and the West Indies, and other Places in America 
and the West Indies ;“ Respecting the Duties on the Importation 

- of certain Articles ;” itxxvu. 288. ; 





(2..—To make Provision therein—continued. 
Works, Office of: 


275. For uniting the Office of the Surveyor-General of His 


Majesty’s Worksand Public Buildings with the Office of Com- 
missioners of His Majesty’s Woods, Forests and Land Revenues ; 
“To make provision for Compensation to the present Holders 
of the Patent Office of Auditor of the Land Revenue in England ;” 


LXXXVII. 22. 


Works, Public, (Ireland) : 

276. To amend Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. c. 33, for the extension 
and promotion of Public Works in Ireland; “ For applying a 
part of the Exchequer Bills authorized to be issued for the Relief 
of the Owners of Tithes in Ireland, for the extension and promo- 
tion of Public Works in Ireland;” xcr. 816. 

277. To amend Acts relating thereto; “ For authorizing the 
Lords of the Treasury to direct Advances to be made out of the 
Consolidated Fund ;” xcr1. 365. 


Writs of Error: 


278. For preventing frivolous Writs of Error; “Compensa- 
tion to Officers for losses they may sustain by the operation of the 
Bill; ” uxxx. 571. 


York and Ely Secular Jurisdiction : 

279. For extinguishing the Secular Jurisdiction of the Arch- 
bishop of York and the Bishop of Ely, in certain Liberties in the 
Counties of York, Nottingham and Cambridge; “ For compen- 
sating the Chief Justice of Ely for the abolition of his office ;” 
xcl. 672. 


(3.)—To alter and make Two Bills into One Bill: 
Railways : 
280. Birmingham and Derby and Stonebridge ; To consoli- 
date the Bills into one Bill; xcr. 102. 


281. Manchester and Stafford, and Manchester and Tamworth; 
To alter and make the Bills into one Bill; xcr1. 359. 


Turnpikes : 


282. Rochdale, with Rochdale and Burnley ; To consolidate 
the Rochdale Road Bill with the Rochdale and Burnley Road 
Bill; txxx. 281. 


Waterworks: 


283. Dundee Water Company Bill, and Dundee Waterworks 
Bill; To alter and make both the said Bills into one; xc. 463. 


(4.)—To turn or divide One Bill into Two or more 
Bills : 
Bankrupts (Scotland) : 
284. For the amendment and better administration of the Laws 
relating to Bankrupts in Scotland; txxxrx. 536. 


Commissary Courts (Scotland) : 

285. For the better granting of Confirmations, and the regula- 
tion of the Commissary Court of Edinburgh, and for altering and 
regulating the jurisdiction of Inferior Commissaries in Scotland ; 
LXXVIII. 260. 


Cork Improvement : 
286. For amending the several Acts in force for making 
wide and convenient Streets, Ways and Passages in the City of 
Cork, &amp;e.; txxvit. 294. 


Election Expenses and Qualification of Members: 
287. To define and regulate the Expenses of Elections, to limit 
the duration of the Poll, and to abolish the Qualification of Mem- 
bers of Parliament for England and Wales; xc. 481. 


Gaols : 

288. Toamend Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 64, for consolidating and 
amending the Laws relating to the building, repairing and regu- 
lating of certain Gaols and Houses of Correction in England and 
Wales; ixx1x. 133. 


Gloucester Gas : 
289. For better Lighting the City of Gloucester, and the 
Suburbs thereof with Gas, and for enlarging the Capital of the 
Gloucester Gas Light Company ; txxx1x. 287. 


Imprisonment for Debt (Scotland) : 
290. For abolishing, in Scotland, Imprisonment for Civil 
Debts of Small Amount, and for rendering more available the 
Process of Cessio Bonorum, and restraining the Arrestment of 
Wages; xc. 321. 


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II. Instructions to Committees on Bills—continued. 
(4.)—To turn or dwide One Bill into Two or more 
Bills—continued. 


Ipswich Improvement and Docks : 

291. For improving and rendering more commodious the Port 
of Ipswich, and constructing a Wet Dock there, and for amend- 
ing the several Acts for improving the Town of Ipswich; xcn. 
303. 


Letters Patent: 


292. To explain and amend the Laws respecting Letters Pa- 
tent for Inventions; txxxvuil. 545. 559. 


Limerick : 

293. For the better government of the City of Limerick, and the 
due appropriation of the Public Revenues and the Local Assess- 
ments of the said City, and to amend Two Acts of the 47 &amp; 51 
Geo. III., for paving and improving the Parish of St. Michael, in 
the Liberties of Limerick; txxvui1. 331. 


Lord Steward, Oaths before :—See infra, 296. 
Mansfield : 


294. For improving, paving, cleansing and watching the Town 
of Mansfield, in the County of Nottingham, and for establishing a 
Company to light the said Town with Gas; txxvin. 261. 





Navy: 

295. To make further Provision for the Payment of the 
Crews of His Majesty’s Ships and Vessels, and for encouraging 
the Capture and Destruction of piratical Ships and Vessels; 
LXxx. 321. 


Oaths in Parliament : 

296. To repeal so much of certain Acts as require certain 
Oaths to be taken by Members of the House of Commons before 
the Lord Steward or his Deputies, and as directs the Oath of Ab- 
juration to be taken and the Assurance to be signed in Scotland ; 
LXXXVI. 213. 


Poor Law Amendment : 
297. To prevent Abuses of the Poor Laws by declaring and 
amending the Law relating to able-bodied Labourers, and for better 
rating Tenements under a certain annual Value; Lxxxv. 375. 


(4.)—To turn or divide One Bill into ‘Two or ‘more 
Bills—continued. 


Post Office : 


298. For the Management and Regulation of the Post Office; 
XCcli. 264. 


Royal Burghs : 

299. For regulating the mode of accounting for the Common 
Good and Revenues of the Royal Burghs of Scotland, &amp;c. ; 
Lxxyil. 351. 

Stamp Duties: 


300. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Stamp 
Duties ; xc1. 648. 


Tests : 
301. For regulating the Administration of Tests and Qualifi- 
cations for the Exercise and Enjoyment of certain Offices and 
Franchises ; txxviti. 418. 


Wages, Money Payment of: 
302. To consolidate and amend the Laws prohibiting the 
Payment of Wages in Goods, or otherwise than in the current 

Coin of the Realm; txxxvi. 420. 


(5.)—To hear Counsel and do other Matters : 


303. To examine Witnesses for and against Divorce Bills; 
LXXXIV. 160.—Lxxxv. 217.—.xxxvi. 480. 639.—Lxxxvul. 203. 
—LXXXVUI. 529.—LxXxxiIx. 378.—xc. 209.—xcI. 239.—xcuI. 
204, &amp;e. 

304. To examine Witnesses in support of the Liverpool 
Franchise Bill; txxxvu. 461.———To a Committee on a Petition 
for a Bill that they have power to proceed upon the Petition as 
printed in the Journal, the original Petition having been mislaid ; 
LXXXIXx,. 122. 

305. Committees on Bills directed to examine in the first place 
how far the Orders for giving Notices or depositing Plans and 
Books of Reference have been complied with, and to report the 
same to the House on the Report of the Bill ; yxxv1. 40.—1xxvu1. 
48.—Lxxvul. 70.—.Lxx1x. 301. Toamend Acts; Lxxvi. 308. 
—LXXxvil. 198.—LxXxvill. 374.—Lxx1x. 500.—Lxxx. 135.—LxXxxIx. 
279.————-To repeal Acts or parts of Acts; Lxxvim1. 373.—Lxxix. 
314.—1Lxxx. 576.—LXxxi. 385. To extend the Provisions of 

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III. Instructions to Committees of the Whole House appointed to consider Various 


Matters: 


Assessed Taxes: 
306. Acts (1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 113, 3 Geo. IV. c. 50.) relative 


thereto ; “To consider of so much of the Act of 52 Geo. ITI. c. 93, | 


as relates to the Duty of Three Shillings on Horses under the 
height of Thirteen Hands ;” txxvuit. 363. 


Chancery Court: 

307. To consider of the Stamp Duties to be paid on Pro- 
ceedings in the Master’s Offices of the Court of Chancery in 
Ireland, in lieu of Fees; “ To consider of an additional Retired 
Allowance to Masters in Chancery of Thirty Years’ Standing and 
upwards ;” Lxxvitl. 395. 


Cocoa Duties : 
308. Act 5 Geo. IV. c. 75, relative to the Duty on Cocoa 
Nuts; “ To consider of the Bounties payable on Cordage, and of 
the Customs Acts ;” Lxxx. 295. 


Customs : 

309. Act 59 Geo. IIT. c. 52, to repeal the several Duties on 
Customs chargeable in Great Britain, and to grant other Duties 
in lieu thereof; “To consider Acts 45 &amp; 54 Geo. III., &amp;c.;” 
LXXvII. 322, 


Edinburgh Bonds : 

310. To consider of enabling the Lords of the Treasury to ad- 
vance a sum to the Lord Provost, Magistrates and Council of 
Edinburgh for the Payment of certain Bonds issued by them for 
the improvement of Leith Harbour; “ To consider 45 Geo. III. 
C. 11453” txxx. 515. 


Judges’ Salaries : 
311. To consider 39 Geo. III. c. 110, for the Augmentation 


of Judges’ Salaries ; “ For granting Retired Allowances to Judges | 


” 


m certain cases ;” Lxxx. 462. 


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(1820—1837.) 


Malt, &amp;e. : 


312. Act 1&amp;2 Geo. IV. c. 3, for continuing the Duties on 


Malt, Sugar, Tobacco and Snuff; “ To consider 59 Geo. IIT. 
c. 53 &amp; 87; and 1 Geo. IV. c.77;” ixxvu. 82. 


Pensions : 
313. For making Provision for the future Payment of the 
Charge of Naval, Military and other Pensions; “To consider of 
the Duties now payable upon Salt ;” txxvu. 347. 


Spirits : 

314. To consider of allowing the Exportation of Spirits from 
Corn for Home Consumption in Scotland, without payment of 
Duty ; “ To consider 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 82, for allowing to Dis- 
tillers of Spirits for Home Consumption in Scotland a Drawback, 
&amp;e., and for the further prevention of Smuggling ;” Lxxvi. 384. 


Stamp Duties : 

315. Act 55 Geo. III. c. 184, for repealing the Stamp Duties 
on Deeds, Law Proceedings, &amp;c.; “ To consider so much of the 
Act 55 Geo. III. c. 185, as relates to the Duties payable on Stage 
Coaches;” txxvi. 380. 

316. Bill to reduce the Stamp Duties on Advertisements on 
certain Sea Insurances, to repeal the Stamp Duties on Receipts 
under Five Pounds, and to exempt Insurances on Farming Stock 
and Implements of Husbandry from Stamp Duties; “ Duties 
payable on Pamphlets ;” txxxvu. 472. 

317. Bill for preventing the selling and uttering of forged 
Stamps on Vellum, Parchment, and Paper; “ To consider of the 
Duties payable on Artificial Mineral Waters, and of the Draw- 
back on the Exportation of Irish Plate ;” txxxvi. 687. 


Tithes Commutation : 

318. To enable Clergymen and their Parishioners to commute 
for Corn Rents the Tithes within their respective Parishes; “ To 
consider of limiting the duration of any Agreement entered into 

under the Provisions of the Bill; txxxu1. 178. 


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1V. Instructions to Select Committees appointed to consider Various Matters : 


Agricultural Distress : 

319. For considering the several Petitions relative to Agricul- 
tural Distress ; “ To confine their Inquiry to the Mode of ascer- 
taining, returning and calculating the Average Prices of Corn ;” 
Lxxv. 259. 


Bankrupts’ Estate (Scotland) Bill : 
320. “That they have power to examine into the Matters 
contained in the said Bill, and to report their opinion thereupon ;” 
LXXXIX. 257. 


Bode, Baron de: 


321. To examine into the Claim of the Baron de Bode upon 
the Fund received from the French Government, &amp;c.; “To in- 
quire into Petitions in opposition thereto;” Lxxx1x. 321. 


Brighton Railway Bills: 

322. “To make a special Report of the Engineering Particu- 
lars of each of the Four competing Lines, to enable the House to 
determine which to send back, for the purpose of having the Land- 
holders heard and the Clauses settled ;” xc11. 356. “To hear 
the case of the Landowners upon the Line called the Direct Line, 
in order to settle the Clauses and to consolidate the several Bills, 
or the Subscriptions for the same, &amp;c.;” xc. 519. 


Colonial Accounts : 
323. To examine into the Accounts of Colonial Receipt and 
Expenditure laid on the Table of the House, &amp;c.; “ To report 
the Evidence only already taken before them;” xci1. 621. 


Commons, House of : 

324. To consider the possibility of making the House of Com- 
mons more commodious and less unwholesome; “ To inquire in 
what manner adequate Accommodation can be afforded to its 
Members ;” itxxxvi. 834. 

325. To inquire into the best mode of expediting the Business 
of the House; “ To take into consideration the most convenient 
mode of receiving the Petitions of the People ;” rxxx1x. 257. 


Cork Mining Company : 
326. To proceed upon the Petition in favour of the Bill as 
printed in the Journals; txxxrx. 122. 


Darling, General : 

327. Inquiry into the Conduct of; “ That they do not include 
in their inquiry, or take cognizance of the proceedings, finding or 
Sentence of the Court Martial held on Capt. Robison at Sidney 
Barrack in the year 1828;” xc. 522. 


Elections : 

328. To inquire into the Expenses of Sheriffs and other Re- 
turning Officers at Elections in Ireland; “To inquire into the 
Laws for regulating Eiections in Ireland, and to report opinion ;” 
LXxv. 293. 


Exchequer, Court of, (Scotland) Bill : 
329. For making provision for the despatch of the Business 
now done by the Court of Exchequer in Scotland; “ Relative to 
the powers and duties of that Court, and how far there are other 


duties which might with public advantage be devolved upon that 
Court ;” ixxxvu. 61. 


Fictitious Votes (Scotland) : 

330. To inquire how far the intentions of the Reform Bill are 
defeated by creating and registering Fictitious and Improper Votes 
in the Counties of Scotland; “To report the Evidence only al- 
ready taken before them ;” xc11. 621. 


Glasgow and Portpatrick Road : 

331. To consider the state of the Lines of Road from Glasgow 
to Ayr, and from thence to Portpatrick ; “To consider of the pro- 
priety of establishing Steam Packets between Portpatrick and 
Donaghadee ;” Lxxvit. 353. 

332. To take into further consideration the state of the Lines 
of Road from Glasgow to Ayr, and from thence to Portpatrick ; 
“ Relative to the establishment of Steam Packets for the convey- 
ance of the Mail between Scotland and Ireland ;” uxx:x. 281. _ 


Grand Jury Presentments: 


333. To consider what provisions it may be expedient to es- 
tablish for regulation of the Grand Jury Presentments of Ireland, 
ke.; “To examine into the state of the Laws regulating Grand 
Jury Presentments, and to suggest such alterations therein as may 


tend to lessen the expense, without diminishing the efficacy of such 
provisions ;” ixxvil. 271. 





Harbours of Refuge : 


334. To inquire into the alleged deficiency of protection for 
Ships on the North-eastern Coast of England, and the propriety 
of admitting of contribution of passing Tolls for the maintenance 
of Harbours of Refuge on that Coast; “To extend their exami- 
nations to the North-west Coast of Wales, particularly at that 
point called the Great Orme’s Head ;” xcr. 422. 


King’s Printers : 

335. To inquire into the Nature and Extent of the Duties of 
the King’s Printers in England, Scotland and Ireland; “To 
inquire into Patents for the supply of Stationery ;” txxxvi. 271, 

Laws, Expiring : 

336. To inquire what temporary Laws of a public and general 
nature are now in force, and what have expired, &amp;c.; “To report 
opinion from time to time to the House, which of the said Laws 
are fit to be revived, continued or made perpetual ;” txxv. 119, 
—LXXVI. 7.—LXXVII. 8.—LXXVIII. 7.—LXXIX. 8.— Lxxx. 8.—Lxxx1, 
8.—LXXxIIl. 29.—LXXXIII. 8.—LXXXIV. 10.—LXxxv. 10,—Lxxxv1. 
21. 5388.—LXxXVII. 7.—-LXXXVIII. 38.—Lxxx1x. 11.—xc. 19.—xc1, 
16.—xcil. 174. 


Libel, Law of : 


337. To consider the present state of the Law as regards Libel 
and Slander ; “ To inquire how far the 60 Geo. III. c. 9, to subject 
certain Publications to the Duties of Stamps upon Newspapers, 
and to make other regulations for restraining the abuses arising 
from the publication of Blasphemous and Seditious Libels, ought 
to be modified or repealed ;” Lxxx1x. 348. 


Liverpool Borough : 
338. ‘To inquire into the matters complained of in the Petition 
of the Electors and Inhabitants of Liverpool (presented 21st 
February 1833); “To report in the first place the result of their 


inquiries as to Bribery and Corruption in the late Election;” 
LXXXVIII. 144, 


Members of Parliament: 


339. To examine and report the Number of Members of both 
Houses of Parliament who hold Office, Place or Emolument under 
the Crown, or Public Offices, &amp;c.; “To report the Number of 
Members of both Houses who have held, at different antecedent 
periods, Offices, Places or Emoluments under the Crown ;” 
LXxxvill. 110. 


340. To examine the Returns made by the Members of this 
House in pursuance of the Orders of the 8th of June 1821; 


“To amend and complete the Returns to the present time;” 
LXXvil. 100. 


Metropolis Water : 


341. To inquire into the present System of supplying Water 
to the Metropolis, including the Borough of Southwark, and into 
the Amount of Rates paid by the Inhabitants; “ To include other 
Parishes ;” Lxxxut. 498. 


Midland Counties Railway Bill : 
342. To limit their future inquiries to the comparative merits of 
the Line intended by the Midland Counties Railway Company, 
and the contemplated Northampton Lines; xc1. 323. 


Militia Estimates : 

343. To prepare Estimates of the Charge of the disembodied 
Militia of Great Britain for a year, to the 31st March 1835; 
“To inquire what alterations may be expedient in the establish- 
ments of the disembodied Militia, with a view to further reductions 
in the Estimates ;” txxx1x. 356. 


Poor Returns: 


344. To consider the several Returns made to Orders of the 
House in 1819, 1820, 1821 and 1822, relative to the Sums assessed, 
levied and expended on account of the Poor in England and 
Wales, &amp;c.; “To consider of new provisions for keeping and 
passing the Accounts of Monies expended on the Poor ;” Lxxvil. 
101. 


Printed Papers : 

345. To inquire into the State and Condition of the Printed 
Reports and Papers presented to the House; “To consider and 
arrange such Reports as it may be proper to print, and to consider 
of providing a proper place for their safe custody ;” Lxxx. 306. 

346. To consider the manner in which the Journals, Bills and 
Papers are prepared and printed for the use of both Houses of 
Parliament, &amp;c.; “ That they do continue their Inquiry into the 
House of Commons’ Offices, and report what recommendations 
contained in the Report of 12 August 1833 have been adopted, 
and what further Regulations may appear necessary ;” xc. 462. 

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IV. Instructions to Select Committees appointed to 


Private Business : 

347. To inquire whether the present mode of conducting the 
Private Business of the House in Committees above Stairs re- 
quires any and what alterations; “ To consider whether it may 
be expedient to make any and what alterations in the Standing 
Orders of the House ;” itxxix. 515. 


Privileges, Committee of : 

348. Petition of John Eyles, Esq't, having been referred ; 
“ To sit and proceed ;” txxv. 231. 

349. Petition of the Freemen of Carlisle, complaining of the 
interference of the Military at an Election ; “ To sit and proceed ;” 
pxxvi. 171. 

350. Matter of Complaint respecting a Member being sum- 
moned to serve on a Jury; “ To sit and proceed ;” txxxr. 82. 


351. Relative to the Commitment of W. L. Wellesley, M. P., to 
the Fleet Prison by the Lord Chancellor for Contempt; “ To sit 
at Twelve of the Clock To-morrow, and proceed upon the matter 


” 


referred to them ;” Lxxxv1. 668. 


352. Relative to the Commitment of E. L. Charlton, M. P., to 
the Fleet Prison by the Lord Chancellor for Contempt; “ That 
they do meet to-morrow, and proceed upon the matter referred to 
them ;” xc1. 16. 


353. Relative to the Examiner Newspaper, dated 10th Novem- 
ber 1833; “To meet on the morrow;” Lxxxrx. 17. 


Railway Subscription Lists : 

354. To inquire into the matters contained in Petitions of 
Subscribers to the Deptford and Dover Railway, relative to sig- 
natures to the Subscription Contract ; “ To investigate the allega- 
tion of the Petition of Benjamin Wheeler Poulton, respecting the 
Signatures to the Subscription Deed for Westminster Bridge and 
Greenwich Railway ;” xc. 171. 


Registry for Deeds : 

355. To regulate the Office for registering Deeds, Conveyances 
and Wills in Ireland; “ Relative to the nature and extent of the 
Duties and Responsibilities of the Registrars of Deeds in Ireland, 
and also into the circumstances attendant on the making of Two 
Treasury Minutes of the same date for payment of certain Sums 
of Money ;” ixxxvit. 265. 


Salmon Fisheries (Scotland) : 

356. The state of the Salmon Fisheries in Scotland, in so far 
as relates to the altering the Close Times, &amp;c.; “ To inquire into 
the increase or decrease in the Numbers or Weight of Salmon, 
Grilse and Sea Trout taken in the several Rivers and Sea Coasts 
of Scotland since the Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 39, came into operation, 
and to report to the House specially thereon;” xct. 215. 





consider Various Matters—continued. 
Standing Orders : 


357. Select Committee on every Petition presented to the 
House having for its object to dispense with any of the Standing 
Orders relative to Private Bills; “ To consider of the course of 
Proceedings with Petitions relating to compliance or non-com- 
pliance with the Standing Orders of the House ;” ixxx. 161. 


358. The Standing Orders for Railroad Bills, and the Con- 
ditions which it may be advisable to recommend for introduction 
into such Bills with a view to a future Session of Parliament; 
“ To extend their inquiry into the General Standing Orders of 
the House, as applicable to Petitions for Bills, and with reference 
to Bills for making Navigable Canals, supplying Towns with 
Water, or for improving the Navigation of Rivers; and to recom- 
mend what Standing Order shall be adopted, with a view to the 
more complete protection of Owners and Occupiers, and that they 
be further empowered to recommend such alterations of the 
general Standing Orders as may be rendered necessary by the 
Amendments they shall consider expedient on the above points ;” 
xcI. 687. 

359. The Standing Orders on Private Bills; “ That they do 
in the first place take into their consideration the Standing Order 
relative to the Section of Railways, and report to the House 
whether any and what Measures may be proper to enforce the 
observance of the same;” xc. 361. 


Steam Carriages : 


360. To inquire into the Proportion of Tolls which ought to be 
imposed upon Coaches and other Vehicles propelled by Steam or 
Gas upon Turnpike Roads ; “To inquire generally into the present 
state and future prospects of Land Carriages, by means of wheeled 
Vehicles propelled by Steam or Gason common Roads;” ixxxv1. 
718. 


Vagrants : 


361. To take into consideration the Laws relating to the passing 
of Irish Vagrants to their own Country; ‘‘The Laws relative to 
the passing of Scottish Vagrants ;” txxx11. 171. 

362. To take into consideration the Laws relative to the pass- 
ing of Poor Persons born in Ireland to their own Country, &amp;c. ; 
“The Laws relative to the passing of Scottish Poor;” rxxxviu1. 439. 


Ventilation of the Houses of Parliament: 


363. To consider the best mode of ventilating and warming 
the new Houses of Parliament, and of rendering the same favour- 
able to the transmission of Sound; “To extend their Inquiry to 
the Ventilation of the present Houses of Parliament ;” xc. 629. 


Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace : 


364. To inquire into certain Matters connected therewith ; “ To 
inquire whether the Building now erected for a Palace may not 
be more advantageously employed to other and what public pur- 
poses ;” Lxxxvi. 670. 


V. Questions Negatived or Superseded, and Motions Withdrawn : 


(1.)—For giving Instructions to Committees on Bills : 
Aliens : 

365. For further continuing Act 56 Geo. III., for establishing 
regulations respecting Aliens; “To provide that the Lords of His 
Majesty’s Privy Council shall cause to be delivered in writing a 
general summary of the matter alleged against any Alien, &amp;c. ;” 
“That nothing in the Bill shall extend to any Alien, whose principal 
residence has been in this kingdom since 1 January 1814 ;” “That 
nothing in the Bill shall extend to any Aliens who have come into 
this Kingdom to give Evidence for or against a Bill of Pains and 
Penalties now pending against Her Majesty the Queen (Caroline);” 
LXXV. 431. 


Anatomy : 
366. For preventing the unlawful disinterment of Human 





Bodies, and for regulating Schools of Anatomy ; “To repeal so 
much of Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 31, as empowers Judges to order the 


Bodies of Murderers to be given over for Dissection ;” uxxx1v. 
308, 


Bank Cash Payments : 

367. For making further provision for the gradual resumption 
of Payments in Cash by the Bank of England; “ To re-consider 
Provisions of Act 59 Geo. III. c. 49, with a view to amend the 
said Act, for the purpose of alleviating the pressure which a strict 

* execution of the same would have upon the various branches of the 
Public industry ;” Withdrawn, ixxvi. 236. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 











(1.) —For giving Instructions to Committees on Bills 
—continued. 


Bank of Ireland: 


368. To establish an Agreement with the Governor and Com- 
pany of the Bank of Ireland for advancing a certain sum, and to 
empower the said Governor and Company to enlarge their Capital 
Stock; “To make distinct provision therein, that His Majesty’s 
Roman Catholic Subjects of Ireland may lawfully hold and exer- 
cise the Offices of Governor and Director of the Company, and 


any office or place of trust in or under the said Company ;” uxxv1. 
434, 


Brighton and London Railway Bills: 


369. ‘ That it be an Instruction to the Committee on the Bills, 
to proceed to ascertain their opinion on all the Lines originally 
submitted to them, by taking the Votes on all the Lines simul- 
taneously ; Withdrawn, xcu1. 303.———That a Resolution for 
giving Instruction to the Committee on the Bills, which was re- 
solved in the Affirmative by a majority of Five, be entered on the 
Journals as negatived, in consequence of Six Members having 
voted for it, who have subscribed certain of the Parliamentary 
Contracts; Negatived, xc11. 366. 


Church in Ireland : 
370. For the better Regulation of Ecclesiastical Revenues, and 
the Promotion of Religious and Moral Instruction in Ireland; 
“To divide the Bill into two Bills;” xc. 482. 


Corporations, 


7Q 


614 INSTRUCTIONS——INSURRECTIONS. 





V. Questions Negatived or Superseded, and Motions withdrawn—continued. 


(1.)—For giving Instructions to Committees on Bills 
—continued. 


Corporations, Ireland : 

371. For the Regulation of Municipal Corporations and Bo- 
rough Towns in Ireland; “To make provision for the Abolition 
of such Corporations and for such Arrangements as may be neces- 
sary, on their Abolition, for securing the efficient and impartial 
Administration of Justice, and the peace and good government of 
Cities and Towns in Ireland ;” Negatived, xc1. 124.—xc11. 78. 


Established Church : 

372. For carrying into effect the Reports of the Commission- 
ers appointed to consider the state of the Established Church in 
England and Wales, &amp;c.; “To receive a Clause, that no Clergyman 
not fully conversant with the Welsh Language be appointed to 
any See or Benefice in the Principality of Wales ;” Withdrawn, 
xc1. 654. 


Grampound Disfranchisement : 

373. To exclude the Borough of Grampound, in the County of 
Cornwall, from sending Burgesses to serve in Parliament, and to 
enable the Borough of Leeds, in the County of York, to send two 
Burgesses; “To extend the right of voting for Burgesses to serve 
in Parliament for the Borough of Grampound, to Freeholders of 
certain Hundreds, exclusive of all Towns Corporate, &amp;c.;” 
LXxvi. 65. 


Joint Stock Banks: 

374. To inquire into the operation of Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 46, 
permitting the establishment of Joint Stock Banks, under certain 
restrictions, and whether it is expedient to make any alteration in 
the provisions of that Act; “To inquire into the operation of the 
privilege conferred on Country and Joint Stock Banks, to pay 
their Promissory Notes in Bank of England Notes, instead of 
paying them in Gold;” xc1. 353. 


Liverpool Freemen : 

375. To exclude the Freemen of Liverpool from voting at 
Elections for that Borough; “To limit the operation of the Bill 
to persons whose guilt has been proved before Committees of the 
House, and to render those guilty of giving or receiving Bribes 
incapable of voting at future Elections;” txxxrx. 116. “That no 
person who shall have become a Burgess or Freeman prior to the 
ist December 1830, shall vote or be entitled to vote in Elections 
for Members to serve in the present or any future Parliament ;” 
116. 


Malt Duty, Scotland : 
376. For reducing the Duty on Malt made from Beer or Bigg 
only for home consumption in Scotland; “To extend provisions of 
Bill to Malt made from Barley ;’ Withdrawn, Lxxv. 450. 


New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land : 

377. To provide for the Administration of Justice, &amp;c.; “To 
receive a Clause for the immediate establishment of Trial by Jury, 
&amp;e.;” ixxxm. 458. “To receive a Clause to provide for the 
Election of one-third of the Legislative Councils of both Colonies, 
&amp;e.;” 458. 


Parliament : 

378. To amend the Representation of the People in England 
and Wales; “That the Boroughs inserted in Schedule (A. and B.) 
be considered with regard to their population from the last Census, 
and not from that taken in 1821;” txxxvi. 674. “To make 


provision therein for the return to this House of Members to re-. 


present certain Colonies and Foreign Possessions of His Majesty,” 
759. 





(1.)—Fer giving Instructions to Committees on Bills 
—continued. 


Poole Corporation Bill : 


379. “To leave undisturbed the Election of all those Council- 
lors whose Election has not been impugned by any legal proceed- 
ings;” xct. 691. 


Poor Law Amendment Bill : 
380. For the Amendment and better Administration of the 
Laws relating to the Poor in England and Wales; “To divide the 
Bill into Two Bills;” Withdrawn, txxxrx. 290. 


Poor Relief (Ireland) Bill : 

381. For the more effectual Relief of the Destitute Poor in Ire. 
land ; “For Settlement so as more justly to apportion the pecu- 
niary Charges to be incurred and levied under the name of Poor 
Rates;” xc. 377. 


Qualification of Freeholders (Ireland) : 

382. To amend certain Acts of the Parliament of Ireland, re- 
lative to the Election of Members to serve in Parliament, and to 
regulate the qualification of persons entitled to vote at Elections of 
Knights of the Shire; “To render the Bill applicable to a due 
exercise of the Elective Franchise by Forty Shilling Freeholders, 
by preventing a fraudulent and fictitious Registry, &amp;c.;” txxxuy, 
157. “To extend the operation of the Bill to Boroughs, Cities 
and Towns Corporate in Ireland,” 175. 


Trinity North Leith Harbour and Docks Bill : 


383. “That they do notenter into the question of Compliance 
with such of the Standing Orders as were required to be proved 
before the Committee to whom the Petition for the Bill was re- 
ferred ;” Superseded by Adjournment, in consequence of the 
informality of the Proceedings in relation to an Election Ballot; 
xc. 275. Motion for similar Instruction, negatived, 282. 


(2..—For giving Instructions to Select Committees 
appointed to consider Various Matters : 


Business of the House : 

384. The best mode of expediting the Business of the House; 
“To consider and report on the expediency of establishing or 
encouraging of authentic Reports of the Debates arising in the 
House relating to Public and Private Business, and of the Pro- 
ceedings connected therewith ;” txxx1x. 321. 


Liverpool Borough: 

385. To pursue the Inquiries commenced by the Committee 
previously appointed into the matter complained of in the Petition 
of the Electors and Inhabitants of Liverpool; “To inquire into 
the last Elections for a Burgess or Burgesses, commencing with 
the Election in 1831, and to report upon each Election separately 
relative to Bribery ;” txxxvm. 549. 


Parliament, Houses of : 

386. On such plan as may be most fitting and convenient for 
the permanent accommodation of the Houses of Parliament; “To 
re-consider the removal of the site of both Houses of Parliament ;” 
xci. 17. To inspect the Plans submitted to His Majesty’s Com- 
missioners, and to receive the Estimates of the said Plans from 
such Architects as may be willing to furnish them ;” xct. 48. 


Superannuations: 

387. The Regulations under which Civil Superannuations, 
Half Pay, &amp;c., are claimed and received by persons in the Public 
Service, and to consider alterations, &amp;c.; “To inquire into the 
expediency of placing Full Pay and Half Pay Officers under 
similar regulations when appointed to Civil Offices ;” txxxv. 334. 


See Supply, 995-1002. 











Insulated Parcels of Land :—see Accounts and 
Papers, 3191. Addresses, 645. 


Insurances :—see Companies, 10-40. Fire Insurance. 
Marine Insurance. Stamps and Stamp Duties, 2, 3. 9-11. 


Insurrections and Disturbances in Ire- 
land: Bills relative thereto: 


1. To suppress Insurrections and prevent the Disturbance of 
the Public Peace in Ireland; Ordered, txxvu. 9. Presented, 9. 
Motion for printing Bill; Ques. Neg., 9. R. a. 14. 





Insurrections, &amp;c., Ireland : Bills—cont*. 
2. To continue above Act ; Ordered, txxvu. 395. Presented ; 
printed; 397. R. a. 467.—— Another Bill; Ordered, uxxvitl- 
305. Presented, 325. r. a. 468.———Another Bill; From the 
Lords, txx1x. 476. Read; printed; 477. Instruction to amend 
Act, 500. Reported, with Amendments, 511. Passed, with 
Amendments, 519. k. a. 536, 


3. Motion relative to the melancholy Details contained in 
His Majesty’s Speech respecting the Internal Disquiet of certain 
Districts in Ireland; Prev. Ques. Neg.; txxvil. 195. 

See Accounts and Papers, 3192. 3200, Disturbances, Treland. 

Outrages, Ireland. Petitions, 1150. 


Interest :— 














_ INTEREST——JOHN’S, ST. 615 





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Interest :—Motion for bringing in a Bill to make the Rate 
of Interest for Money uniform throughout the United Kingdom 
of Great Britain and Ireland; Withdrawn, txxxvun. 560. 

See Securities, 1. Treasury Bills. Usury Laws. 


Internal Communication Taxation :— 
See Committees, 935. Petitions, 1151. 


Interpleader :—Bin to enable Courts of Law to give 
Relief against adverse Claims made upon Persons having no in- 
terest in the subject of such Claims; From the Lords, txxxv1. 
138. Read; printed; 138. Billconsidered, 396. Not reported. 

Another Bill; From the Lords; txxxvi. 778. Read; 

printed ; 780. R. a. 935. 





&gt; 
Intestates Estates -——See Accounts and Papers, 5201. 
Estates, 8. Real Property, 11, 12. 


Inverness Burgh :—see Accounts and Papers, 3202. 
6675, 6676. Addresses, 646. Petitions, 1158, 1154. 


Investment Society, General :—see Compa- 


nies, 75. 


Ionian Islands :—wotion, Thatit appears by Documents 
that the Ionian Islands were, by Treaty signed at Paris, 5 Novem- 
ber 1815, declared an independent State; Prev. Ques. Neg. 
thereupon; several other Motions relative to the Expenditure of 
Great Britain for the Military Establishments in the Ionian 
Islands; Ques. Neg. thereupon, xxvii. 265. See Accounts 
and Papers, 3203-3206. 6677. Addresses, 647. 652. 1496. 


Ip swich Borough :——See Accounts and Papers, 3297. 
Committees, 936.1231. Elections, 258-261. 654. 697. 699. 


Trel and :—See Accounts and Papers, 3208-3216. 6798. Ad- 
dresses, 653. 1443.1497. Bogs. Commercial Intercourse. Com- 
mittees, 386. 937. 939. 1438. 1448. Corporations, Ireland. 
Disturbances, Ireland. Insurrections and Disturbances, Ireland. 
Lord Lieutenants of Counties. Manufactories, Ireland. Peace, 
Preservation of. Petitions, 1157. 1158. Poor and Poor Laws, 
43,&amp;c. Reports. Union with Ireland. Union Duties. Works, 
Public, 14, &amp;e. Other matters relative to Ireland must be sought 
for under the subject-matter to which they respectively relate. 





Irish Fisheries :—see Fish and Fisheries, 3, 10, &amp;e. 


Irish Loan Commissioners :—sSee Accounts and 
Papers, 3217, 3218. 


Irish Plate :—sce stamps and Stamp Duties, 14. 
Irish Securities :—see Loanson Security. Securities,2. 


Iron &gt;——See Accounts and Papers, 3219-3225. Hat Manufac- 
ture. Petitions, 1160. 


Tron Coffins :—séce Coffins. Petitions, 1161. 
Isle of France :—see Mauritius. 
Isle of Man :—see man, Isle of. 


Islington Church Rates: 


Petition for a Bill for equalizing the Ecclesiastical Burthens 
of the Parish of St. Mary, Islington, and for other purposes ; 
Referred, uxxxvu. 78. Report referred to the Standing Order - 
Committee, 81. Report; Parties to proceed and give Notices, 
&amp;e.; 95. Bill ordered, 135. Presented, 150. Motion for 
agreeing with the Committee on the Bill in certain Clauses ; Ques, 
Neg. thereupon; 245. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 238. 
R. A. 244, 


Petitions against the application; From, Trustees, Inhabitants, 
and Rate-payers of St. Mary, Islington; txxxvu. 82. Anthony 
Addington Watts, 145. 


Petitions in favour; From Inhabitants and Rate-payers of St. 
Mary, Islington, 170. 


Petitions against; From, Edward Green, 196. J. T. Rutt, 
198. Inhabitants of St. Mary, Islington, 204. 


Ives, St. :—see Elections, 262. 487. 








J. 


Jamaica :——See Accounts and Papers, 2226-3240. 3440- 
5340. Addresses, 654-667. Petitions, 1164. Supply, 284. 
West India Clergy. West Indies, 1, &amp;c. 


James’s, St., Palace :—see Accounts and Papers, 
6678. 


James’ 8, St. ; Park :——See Accounts and Papers, 3241. 
Petitions, 1165. 


J aVa :—Amendment proposed, but not made, upon Motion, 
For now reading the Order of the Day for the Second Reading of 
the Consolidated Fund Bill; “That the Petitions presented to this 
House upon the 27th day of June 1836, respecting the Duties 
imposed upon British Manufactures on their importation into 
Java, be now taken into consideration;” xc1. 797. 


Jennings, Henry Constantine :—see —Com- 
plaints, 8. ‘ 


J €TS€Yy :—See Accounts and Papers, 5657. 5886. Addresses, 
668. Petitions, 1168. Poor and Poor Laws, 22. Rum. 





Jesuits :——See Accounts and Papers, 3242, 3243. Addresses, 
669. Petitions, 1169. 


Jews: Bills relative to the Relief of the Jews: 


1. For the Relief of His Majesty’s Subjects professing the 
Jewish Religion; Ordered, txxxv. 266. Presented; printed ; 
266. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 435. 

Petitions in favour of the above Bill; From, Bolton-le-Moors, 
Lxxxv. 499. Brighton, British-born Jews, 414, rp. Brighton, 
Freeholders and Inhabitants, 414, p. Bristol, British-born Jews, 
366, p. Bristol, Inhabitants, 366, p.—Exeter, 403, p.—Liverpool, 
366, p.—London, 435, p.—Norwich, 414, p.—Totnes, 366, r.— 
Walmsley, 512. Worksop, 414, p. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Jews: Bills relative to, &amp;c.—continued. 


2. For the Relief of His Majesty’s Subjects professing the 
Jewish Religion; Ordered, txxxvu1. 287. Presented ; printed ; 
293. Bill passed, 592. Not returned from the Lords. 

Petitions against; From, Cambridge University, txxxvimt. 444. 
—Halsall, James, 411.—Retford, East, 524. 

Petitions in favour; From, Boston, txxxvin. 450.—Davis, 
David, 605.—Sunderland, &amp;c., 603. 


3. For the Relief of His Majesty’s Subjects professing the 
Jewish Religion; Ordered; presented; printed; Lxxx1x. 222. 
Petitions in favour; From, Edinburgh (Two Petitions); Man- 
chester; Dudley; London; 382. Glasgow, 423. - Bill passed, 
383. Not returned from the Lords. 

4. For the Relief of His Majesty’s Subjects professing the 
Jewish Religion ; Ordered, xc1. 419. Presented; printed; 473. 
Passed, 817. Not returned from the Lords. 

Petitions in favour; From, Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Com- 
mons of London, xc1. 542. Liverpool; Manchester; 567. Sun- 
derland ; 583. 614. Wardens and Members of the Vestry and 
Congregation of the Synagogue in Bevis Marks; in Duke’s 
Place; in Church-row, Fenchurch-street ; in Leadenhall-street ; 
622. Edinburgh, 646. Kingston-upon-Hull; Chichester; 651. 
Kent and Sussex, 720. Wardens and Members of the Synagogue, 
St. Alban’s Place, St. James’s, 733. Staly and Dukinfield, 751. 


5. Motion for bringing in a Bill to enable British and Trish 
born Jews to inherit Property of every description; Withdrawn, 
LXxxv. 564. 

See Committees, 387. 389. Marriages, 37. Petitions, 1170. 


John Bull Newspaper :—sce Complaints, 11. 


John’s, St., Island of :—sece Accounts and Papers, 
3244. Supply, 506. 


Joint 


616 


JOINT——JOURNALS. 





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Joint Stock Banks :—see Bank of England, 2. 
Petitions, 1175. 


Joint Stock Companies :——See Committees, 940. 
Companies. Petitions, 1176. 


J oint Tenan CY :——Bill to discourage the granting of 
Leases in Joint Tenancy in Ireland ; Ordered, rxxvimt. 157. Pre- 





Joint Tenancy—continued. 
sented; printed; 157. As amended, printed, 202. Re-com. 
mitted; reported; and, as amended, printed; 265. Re-com. 
mitted, 347. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 403. R. a. 433. 


Journal Index, General :—see Accounts and 
Papers, 3138. Addresses, 1413. Committees, 390. 1232, 1233, 
Journals, 40. Supply, 283. 





‘Journals. 








I. 
Il. 
IT. 
IV. 


Directions to enter Matters therein; 1—4. 
Matters entered without Special Directions ; 5—7. 
Entries in the Journals read ; 8—38. 

Incidental Proceedings ; $9—42. 





1. Directions to enter Matters therein : 


Committees of the whole House : 
1. Proceedings in Committee; txxxiv. 78. 


Divisions : 
2. Names of Members on Divisions (pursuant to a Resolution 
of the House for acting upon the Report of Select Committee on 
Divisions) ; rxxx1x. 489. 494. 


Elections : 

3. The Determinations of Select Committees appointed to con- 
sider,—Petitions respecting Rights of Election (Boroughbridge) ; 
Lxxxvi. 352. (Callington); txxvi. 266. (Dover); uxxxiv. 274. 
(Huntingdon Borough); uxxx1. 246. (Limerick City); ixxvu. 
368. (Petersfield); uxxvi. 393. (Portsmouth); .xxvi. 346. 





Elections—continued. 

——— Petition complaining of no Return having been made to an 
Election Writ (Carmarthen Borough); txxxvi. 741.——Peti- 
tions complaining of undue Elections and Returns; txxv. 272.— 
LXXVI. 321.—1LXXvil. 196.—Lxx1x. 365.—Lxxx. 139.—.Lxxxu. 378. 
—LXxxul. 180.—Lxxxiv. 106.—Lxxxv. 125.—.Lxxxvi. 385.— 
LXXXVII. 202,—LXXXVIII. 136.—LXXx1x. 225.—xc. 168.—xc1. 342, 
&amp;e. 


Speaker’s Speeches : 

4. On addressing Persons; xc. 391. 403, 409. 481. 500. 547. 
-———On admonishing Persons; .xxxvur. 294. 365.———On 
reprimanding Persons; Lxxv. 431. 443.—Lxxx. 470.—Lxxxu1. 400. 
525.—LXxx111. 151, 199.—.xxxv. 451. See Speaker, II. 


II. Matters entered without Special Directions : 


5. Reasons for agreeing to Lords’ Amendments to Bills; xxv. 
251. 471.—Lxxvi. 189.—LxXxIx. 524.—.Lxxx. 579. 631.—LXxXxI. 
388.—LXXxxIv. 392.—LxXxvIi. 684. 880.—Lxxxvil. 430.—LXXXVIII. 
516.—Lxxx1x. 233.—xc. 147. 186. 197. 297. 375. 383. 438. 475. 
480. 504.—xcl. 823.—xcl1. 518. 659. 

6. Letters in return for Thanks of the House; txxv. 111.— 





LXxXxIv, 3.—————Speaker’s appointment of Members to issue War- 
rants for new Writs. See Speaker, VII.——Speaker’s Reasons 
for giving Casting Votes ; Lxxvi. 439.—LxxxI. 387.—Lxxxu1l. 292. 
xc. 496. 

7. The Lord Steward’s Deputations; txxv. 106.—Lxxvu. 2.— 
LXXXII. 6.—LXXXvV. 588.—LXXXv1. 4. 129. 520. 


III. Entries in the Journals read,—yrelative to— 


Addresses : 
8. Entries ordering Addresses; txxvi. 190.—Lxxvul. 450.— 
LXXXv. 32. 


Agricultural Distress : 
9. Resolution of 8 June 1819, relative to Income and Expen- 
diture of the United Kingdom; ixxvit. 30. 


American Loyalists : 
10. Entry of 17 February 1783, respecting Address relative to 
American Loyalists; txxv1. 190. 


Beaumont and Kirkandrews-upon-Eden (Tithes) : 
11. Entry of 27 April 1785, relating to Bill for better securing 
the right of Voters at County Elections; rxxxu. 460. 


Bills: 

12. Entry in the Journal read, and Bill ordered; .ixxxit. 
442.———-Entries read, and leave given to withdraw Bill, and 
present another; .xxx11. 460.———Entries read, and Instruction 
to a Committee on Petition for Bill, that they have power to pro- 
ceed on the Petition as entered in the Journals; txxx1x. 122, 
—————Entries read, and Message sent to the Lords to expunge a 
Clause inserted in an Ingrossed Bill by mistake; txxvim. 317. 
———- Entries read, and Motion for leave to bring in a Bill with- 





Bills—continued. 
drawn; Lxxvi. 459.———Entries read, and Committee on a 
Lords’ Bill put off for Six Months; uxxx11. 410.———Entries 
read, and Order discharged for Ballot for Committee of Appeal ; 
LXXXxVI. 693. 


Church in Ireland : 

13. Resolution which, upon the 7th April 1835, was reported 
from the Committee to whom it was referred to consider the pre- 
sent state of the Church Establishment in Ireland, and which 
Resolution was then agreed to; also Resolution of the House 
upon the same day relative to the aforesaid subject; xc. 475. 


Church Lands: 
14. Of 13 May 1662, in relation to Copies of Parliamentary 
Surveys of Church Lands; xc1. 265. 


Clarence, Duke of : 
15. Resolution of 16 April 1818, respecting the Marriage of 
His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence; txxvi. 419. 


Cork Mining Company : 

16. Entry of 21 February 1834, relative to Petition thereon i 
also Proceedings of the 18 March 1771, on the Liverpool an 
Preston Road Bill; uxxxix. 122. 

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III. Entries in the Journals read—(continued)—relative to— 


County Treasurers (Ireland) : 
17. Proceeding of 2 May instant relative thereto; . also 
6 March 1797, respecting Promissory Notes; ixxvin. 317.——— 
Of 16 May 1823, of the Proceedings of the House with relation to 
the Bill respecting County Treasurers in Ireland; xct. 639. 


Currency : 
18. Of24 April 1833, relative to the Currency ; xc. 297. 


Elections : 

19. Resolution of 7 February 1789 and 16 July 1807, respecting 
Notice to be given by Persons entering into Recognizances; Lxxv. 
198. Proceedings of former Session relative to the Borough 
of Grampound ; txxv. 230. ———— Resolution of 21 November 
1717, relative to the Qualification of Members; txxv. 237, 
Resolution of 28 April 1820, relative to classing Election Peti- 
tions ; LXxvI. 8.— ——Proceedings of 22 December 1741 with 
respect to the Westminster Election; txxvi1. 230. ——— Pro- 
ceedings of 15 February 1809, relative to the Supersedeas of Writ 
for the Borough of Stamford; ixxx1. 223.———Proceedings of 
4 February and 22 April 1807, and of 26 February and 9 and 22 
March 1819, with respect to Bribery and Corruption at certain 
Elections of Members for the Borough of Penryn; 1xxxu. 442. 
——_— Proceedings, 15 February 1809 and 10 April 1826, relative 
to Supersedeas of the Writs for the Borough of Stamford, and for 
the Town of Rye; txxxvi. 134.———Resolutions of a previous 
date reported from the Committee on the Evesham Election ; 
LXXXVI. 182.———Proceedings, 1 February 1781, relative to the 
Seaford Election Petition; txxxvi. 231.——~—Entry of Order 
of 29 March last, for deferring the issuing of Warrant for a new 
Writ for Liverpool ; txxxv1. 625._——Resolution of 10 December 
1779, in relation to the interference of Ministers, or other Servants 
of the Crown, at Elections; also of 29 April 1809, relative to the 
Appointment of Writers and Cadets in the Service of the East 
India Company ; and also the Report of 8 August instant from 
Committee on the Dublin City Election; txxxvi. 773. ——— 
Of 25 March 1830, with relation to the Proceedings of the House 
in respect of a Petition for changing the Name of a Surety, in the 
case of the Rye Election Petitions ; xc. 147.—-Of 30 November 
1796, of the Proceedings of the House in the case of the Bridport 
Election Petition; xc. 186.— ——Of 15 March 1832, with rela- 
tion to the Proceedings of the House in the case of the Dorset 
Election Committee; xc. 197. ——— Of 16 July 1835, of the 
nomination of the Members to serve on the Select Committee on 
the Petitions alleging Bribery at Elections for Great Yarmouth, 
and also the Petitions alleging Bribery at Elections for York ; 
xc. 504.———Of 2 March 1830, with relation to the Proceedings 
of the House in the case of the Wexford Election; xcr1. 294. 





Elective Franchise : 

20. Entries of 19 March 1821, 22 June 1827 and 31 March 
1828, to enable the Boroughs of Leeds, Birmingham and Man- 
chester to send Representatives to Parliament, in lieu of the 
Boroughs of Grampound, East Retford and Penryn; itxxxv. 96. 


Forgery, Punishment of, Bill: 
21. Proceedings of 4 June 1821, upon Bill for mitigating 
the Punishment in certain cases of Forgery ; txxvi. 459. 


Game, Sale of : 

22. Proceedings of 2 July 1813 on the Roman Catholic Relief 
Bill; also of the 19 May 1806 on West India Trade Bill; and 
Mlso of 5 June 1818 on the Lords’ Amendments to the Alien Bill; 
LXXxilt. 410. 


Hatsell, Mr. 
23. Resolution of 11 July 1797 approving of the Services of 
Mr. Hatsell; ixxv. 482. 


IV. Incidental Proceedings : 


39. Journal Volumes (1,750 Copies) to be printed; Lxxv. 123. | 


LXXVI, 20.—LxXxvil. 16.—LXxXvitl. 19.—LxxIx. 25.—Lxxx. 25.— 
UXXXI, 28.—LXxXII. 37.—LXXXUI. 12.—LxxxIv. 15.—Lxxxv, 17.— 
LXXXVI. 34. 358.—LXXXVII. 32.—LXXxvilIl. 36.—xc. 236,———— 
To be printed (Number of Copies not specified); Lxxx1x.° 27. 
———-(1,750 Copies by Order); Lxxx1x. 126.———(1,000 Copies) ; 
XCI. 194.—xcu. 16. 


40. General Index to the Journals to be printed ; uxxx. 641. 











Jervis, Admiral Sir John : a 


24. Thanks of the House, 3 March 1797, to Admiral Sir John 
Jervis ; Lxxviit. 178. 


Journals: 
25. Address, 5 June 1818, relative to forming a General Index ; 
LXXVIII. 450.—-—Entries of 27 and 30 July and 1 August 1803, 
relative to re-printing Journals and Reports; uxxx. 30% 


Kenrick, Mr. : 


26. Proceedings of 27 June 1825, relative to the Charge 
against Mr. Kenrick in the case of John Franks; ixxx1. 44. 


Kilmainhain, Military at : 
27. Resolutions of the House of Commons of Ireland of 
5, 8 and 12 February 1800, relative to Verney Delty, Esq'*, High 
Sheriff of the King’s County, and Major Rogers, commanding the 
Troops at Birr; txxvi. 101. 


Malt: 


28. Resolution of 8 June 1819, reported from Select Committee 
on Public Income and Expenditure; ixxv1. 231. 


Manchester Gas Light Bill : 


29. Resolution, 2 June 1774, relative to the mode of signing 
Petitions; txx1x. 266. 


Manchester and Leeds Railway : 
30. Entry of 18 July instant, relative to a Select Committee 
of Appeal, and Resolution of 15 February 1827; txxxvi. 693. 


Printing and Stationery : 
31. For printing Returns from the Customs and Barrack 
Department, relative to Prices of Stationery furnished by 
Patentee; Lxxvii. 413. 


Promissory Notes Bill : 
32. Of6 March 1797, of the Proceedings of the House with 
relation to the Bill respecting Promissory Notes; xc1. 639. 


Reduction of Establishments : 
33. Address of 27 June 1821, relating to the several Depart- 
ments of the Civil Government; Lxxxv. 32. 


Roman Catholic Claims : 
34. Resolution of 14 May instant, on the Laws affecting 
Roman Catholics; itxxx1. 357. 


Slavery : 
35. Resolution, 15 May 1823, respecting the Abolition of 
Slavery ; Lxxx1. 116. 


Supply, Committee of : 

36. Petition of 16 March 1701 of Merchants and others 
trading to Barbadoes, and of Address, 24 March 1701 and 
30 March 1702, relative to Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Duties; 
LXxVvIi. 363. 


Volunfeer Corps Bill: 
3% Of 20 March 1799, of the Proceedings of the House with 
relafon to the Bill respecting Volunteer Corps ; xc1. 639. 


Writs of Error : 

38. Amendments in 1702 made by the Lords in relation to 
pecuniary Penalties; also Entries in Journal, 7 May 1829, as to 
Amendments made by the Lords to Bill for preventing Bribery 
and Corruption at Elections ; Lxxx. 624. 


41. Instruction to a Committee to proceed upon a Petition as 
entered in the Journal, the original Petition having been mislaid ; 
LXXXIX. 122. 

42. Order for printing Journal read, and Order for the Num- 
ber of Copies to be printed ; txxx1x. 126. 

See Accounts and Papers, 3138. 4773. Addresses, 1413. 
Committees, 390. 1232, &amp;e. 1239, Ke. Supply, 283. 
513, &amp;e. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


618 


JUDGE——JURIES. 














Judge Advocate General :—see Accounts and 
Papers, 265. 6679. Supply, 72, &amp;e. 


J udge Marshal :—see Accounts and Papers, 6679. 


J udges : Bills relative to: 


1. For augmenting the Salaries of the Master of the Rolls and 
of the Vice-Chancellor of England, the Chief Baron of the Court 
of Exchequer, and of the Puisne Judges and Barons of the Courts 
in Westminster Hall; and to enable His Majesty to grant an 
Annuity to such Vice-Chancellor, and additional Annuities to 
such Master of the Rolls, Chief Baron, and Puisne Judges and 
Barons, on their Resignation of their respective Offices ; Ordered, 
uxxx. 491. Presented; printed; 509. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 618. R. A. 626. 


2. For providing for the payment of a Salary in lieu of Fees 
to the Judges of the Prerogative Court; Ordered, rxxxm. 470. 
Presented ; printed ; 474. R. A. 598. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3245-3252. Addresses, 21. 
670-673. Committees, 391-395. 941. Courts of Justice. 
Criminal Justice and Criminal Laws, 11. East India 
Affairs, 17,18. Petitions, 1181. Session, Court of, 4.8. 


Supply, 285. 


Judges Lodgings s—See Court Houses and Judges’ 
Lodgings. 


J udges Opinions *—See Criminal Justice, 11. 


Judges’ Registrar :—see Assize, Clerk of. Nisi 
Prius, Clerk of. 


Judgments - Bills relative to: 


1. To protect Purchasers for valuable Consideration in Ire- 
land against Judgments not revived within a limited time ; 
Ordered, txxx11. 530. Presented; printed; 560. Second Read- 
ing put off fora Month, 577. Not proceeded in.———Another 
Bill ordered, rxxx11. 322. Presented; printed; 360. Rr. a. 482. 


2. For the more speedy Judgment and Execution in Actions 
brought in His Majesty’s Courts of Law at Westminster, and in 
the Court of Common Pleas at Lancaster, and for amending the 
Law as to Judgment on Cognovit Actionem in Bankruptcy ; 
From the Lords; txxxvi. 138. Read; printed; 138. Reported, 
with Amendment, 191. Passed, with an Amendment, 198. 
Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 226. R. a. 362. 


3. For rendering English Judgments effectual in Ireland, and 
Irish Judgments in England; From the Lords; txxxix. 236. 
Read; printed; 253. Committee deferred, 409. Not proceeded 
in. 

See Accounts and Papers, 3253. 


Judicial Factors :—For the better Regulation of the 
Office of Judicial Factor in Scotland ; Ordered, xcu. 185. Pre- 
sented ; printed ; 251. Second Reading put off for Three Months, 
499. See Accounts and Papers, 3254. Addresses, 676. 


Judicial Inquiry :—see Courts of Justice, England, 16. 


Judicial Offices :——See Accounts and Papers, 3255. 
Addresses, 675. Offices. 


J udicial Sales :—see Bankrupts, 26, &amp;e. 


Juries and Jurors: Bills relative to: 


1. Forconsolidating and amending the Laws relative to Jurors 
and Juries; Ordered, rxx1x. 65. Preseated; printed; Second 
Reading put off for Six Months; 520. 


2. To consolidate and amend the Laws relative to Jurors and 
Juries; Ordered, 1xxx. 180. Presented, 192. As amended, 
printed, 214. Re-committed; as amended, printed; 364. Re- 
committed, 446. Petition of Charles Pearson respecting nomina- 
tion of Special Juries, 469. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 550. 
R. A. 585. 

3. To regulate the Attendance of Jurors at Assizes in certain 
Cases; Ordered, txxvi. 164. Presented; printed; 165. rR. a. 425. 


4. To alter and amend the Laws relative to the Qualification 
of Jurors; Ordered, txxvitt. 409. Presented; printed; 419. 
As amended, printed, 455. Order for further considering Report 
discharged, 469. 

5. To extend the Qualification of Jurors to Persons being 
Householders, &amp;c.; Ordered, txx1x. 24. Presented; printed; 
103. As amended, printed, 268. Further Consideration of Re- 
port deferred, 463. 





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Juries and Jurors: Bills relative to—cont‘. 
Ireland: 


6. For consolidating and amending the Laws relative to Jurors 
and Juries in Ireland; Ordered, txxxu. 530. Presented, 532. 
As amended, printed, 544. Further Consideration of Report put 
off for a Month, 576.——— Another Bill; Ordered, rxxxm1. 118, 
Presented; as amended, printed; 130. Re-committed; Re- 
ported, and, as amended, printed; 212. Petition of High Con- 
stable and: Barony Collectors of Londonderry, against, 372, p, 
Further Consideration of Report put off for Six Months, 
446. Another Bill; Ordered, txxxv. 118. Presented ; 
printed; 143. Petition of Inhabitants of Drogheda, against, 597, 
Second Reading deferred, 436. ———— Another Bill; Ordered, 
Lxxxvi. 674. Presented; printed; 717. Committee deferred, 
909. Not proceeded in. ——— Another Bill ; Ordered, txxxvn. 
17. Presented; printed; 17. Passed, 157. Not returned from 
the Lords. ——— Petitions that a Clause may be introduced into 
the Bill, making Provisions for Governors and other Officers of 
Gaols in Ireland; From, Edward Fielding; txxxvu. 52. Wil- 
liam Smartt, 196. Officers of Sligo Prison, 231. William Clarke, 
238. John Crowe, 484. 


‘7. Forconsolidating and amending the Laws relative to Jurors 
and Juries in Ireland; From the Lords; txxxvin. 328. Read; 


printed; 346. Passed, with Amendments, 716. Amendments 
agreed to by the Lords, 727. nk. a, 726. 


8. To amend an Act passed in the last Session, for consoli- 
dating and amending the Laws relativeto Jurors and Juries in 
Ireland ; Ordered; presented; printed; txxx1x. 31. R. A. 165. 

9. To amend the Laws with respect to Special Juries in 
Ireland; Ordered, txxx. 380. Presented; printed; 381. 
586. 

10. To amend. the Laws relative to Special Jurors and Jurigs 


in Criminal Cases in Ireland; Ordered, txxxvur. 148 ; but not 
presented. 


Scotland : 


11. To regulate the Appointment of Juries in Criminal Cases, 
in Scotland; Ordered, txxvi. 72. Presented; printed; 80. 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 358. 

Petitions against ; From, John Hope Johnstone, ixxvi. 317. 
Freeholders and others of Ayr, 327, rp. Commissioners of Supply 
of Renfrew and Ross, 356. Commissioners of Supply, Noblemen 
Justices of the Peace, and others of Fife, Stirling, Argyle, i 
burgh, Kincardine, and Berwick, 357, p. Commissioners of Sup- 
ply of Selkirk, 361. 

12. To regulate the mode of choosing Juries on Criminal 
Causes in Scotland; Ordered, txxvir. 81. Presented ; printed ; 
91. Petition of Merchants of Edinburgh, in favour, 301, p. Peti- 
tion from Inverness, in favour, 350. Lords’ Amendment agreed 
to, 447. R.A. 467. 


R. A. 


13. To alter and regulate the manner in which Juries are 
chosen to serve on Criminal Trials in Scotland ; Ordered, txxvim. 
240. Presented; printed; 251. Petition of Householders of Inver- 
ness, in favour, 369, p. Bill, as amended, printed, 415. Passed, 
440. Not returned from the Lords.——-Another Bill; Ordered, 
Lxxix. 98. Presented; printed; 111. As amended, printed, 187. 
Re-committed, 293. Order for receiving Report dropped for 
want of Forty Members, 200. Reported, and 1e-committed, 321. 
Reported, and, as amended, printed, 327. Petition of House- 
holders of Inverness, in favour, 337. Bill passed, 432. Not 
returned from the Lords. ¢ 


14. To regulate the Qualification and Manner of enrolling 
Jurors in Scotland, and of choosing Jurors in Criminal Cases 
there, and to unite Counties for the purposes of Trial of Cases 
of High Treason in Scotland; From the Lords; ixxx. 295. 
Read, 295. Printed, 298. Passed, with Amendments, 357. 
Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 374. R. a. 441. 


15. To amend so much of above Act as relates to the Qualifi- 
cation of Special Juries; Ordered, txxx1. 113. Presented; 
printed; 113. R. a. 198. 

16. To explain and amend Two Acts relating to Trial by Jury 


in Scotland; From the Lords ; xcu. 299. Read; printed ; 302. 
R. A. 449, 


East Indies: 
17. To regulate the Appointment of Juries in the East Indies; 
Ordered, txxx1. 92. Presented; printed; 130. Rr. a. 324. 


18. To amend Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 37; Ordered, txxxvul. 305. 
Presented; printed; 309. Rr. a. 591. 


Motions relative to: 

19. That the exclusion of Roman Catholics from the Jury, in 
the case of the King v. Barrett, is calculated to affect the public 
confidence in the pure administration of Justice in Ireland; and 

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Juries and Jurors: Motions relative to—cont’. 


this House entertains a hope that in all future Trials connected, 
with political questions Roman Catholics and Protestants shall 
be indiscriminately allowed to serve as Jurors upon them; 
Amendment proposed, but not made; Main Question Neg. there- 
upon; LXXXIx. 63, 64. 
20. For leave to bring in a Bill to amend the Laws in Ireland 
relative to Juries; Motion withdrawn; txxx1x. 87. 
See also Accounts and Papers, 3256-3265. Addresses, 678- 
684. Complaints, 6. Grand Juries. Petitions, 1183. 
Sussex Juries. 





J ury Court (Scotlan d) :&gt;——See Accountsand Papers, 


$266. 5155. Addresses, 685. 


Justice, Administration of :—see Chester Cri- 


minals’ Execution. Committees, 396. 1208. Courts of Justice. 
Newfoundland, 3,4. New South Wales, 3, &amp;c. Norfolk Island.. 
Petitions, 1184. Records. 


Justices of the Peace: Bills relative thereto: 


1. To continue Acts 54 Geo. III. c. 37 &amp; 187, for the more 
effectual Administration of the Office of a Justice of the Peace in 
and near the Metropolis, and for the prevention of Depredaticns 
on the River Thames; Ordered, txxv. 368. Presented, 372. 
rR. A. 455. 

2. For the more effectual Administration of the Office of a 
Justice of the Peace in and near the Metropolis ; Ordered, txxv1. 
275. Presented; printed; 286. Petitions for Provision; From, 
St. Marylebone, 296. St. George’s, Hanover Square, 304, p. 
Petition of Lieutenant-General Thornton, for provision respecting 
Dancing Houses, 301, Pp. R. a. 502. 

3. For the more effectual Administration of the Office of a 
Justice of the Peace in and near the Metropolis; Ordered; pre- 
sented; ixxvu. 379. As amended, printed, 383. Petition of 
Commissioners of St. Pancras Paving, respecting application of 





Penalties, 381. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 402. Rr. a. 406. 


4. To amend the above Act; Ordered, txxx. 248. Presented; 
printed ; 260. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 374. R. a. 441. 

5. To continue Acts for the more effectual Administration of 
the Office of a Justice of the Peace in and near the Metropolis; 
Ordered ; presented; Ltxxxiv. 344. Rk. a. 399. 

6. For the more effectual Administration of Justice in the 
Office of a Justice of the Peace in the several Police Offices esta- 
blished in the Metropolis, and for the more effectual prevention 
of Depredations on the River Thames and its vicinity, for Three 
Years; Ordered, txxxvii. 196. Presented, 205. Printed, 253. 
As amended, printed, 317. Bill re-committed, 365. Passed by 
the Lords, with Amendments, 465. Amendments printed, 467. 
Agreed to, 481. R. a. 496. 

Petition against ; From Mile-end Old Town; txxxvim. 432. 

Petition for provision in the Bill as to the good Government 
and general working of the Metropolitan Omnibuses in the 
different Districts; Lxxxvi1. 364. 

7. To continue Act 3 Will. IV. c.19; Ordered; presented ; 
xc. 495. Rk. A. 622. 

8. To facilitate summary Proceedings before Justices of the 
Peace and others; Ordered, txxvi. 423. Presented; printed ; 
424, Third Reading put off for Three Months, 460.-~——An- 
other Bill ordered; txxvir. 101. Presented; printed; 102. As 
amended, printed, 123. Re-committed, 158. R. a. 266. 

9. To amend Act 7 Geo. III. c. 21, respecting Justices of the 
Quorum in Cities and Towns corporate; Ordered, txxvitr. 166. 
Presented ; printed; 182. R. a. 334. 

10. To enable Justices of the Peace to act out of their Coun- 
ties; Ordered, txxvi. 376. Presented; printed; 379. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 462. R. a. 492. 

11. To provide for the better execution of the Office of a Jus- 
tice of the Peace in England; Ordered; presented ; printed ; 
Uxxxiv. 171. Reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report ; Bill, as amended, printed; 343. Not proceeded in. 


12. For rendering more effectual in certain cases Proceedings 


before Justices of the Peace, and for the better suppression of 


certain Offences ; Ordered, txxxvitt. 214. Presented ; printed; 
214. As amended, printed, 306. Further Consideration of Re- 
port put off for Six Months, 698. 


Petition against ; From, Corporation of Vintners of the City of 


London; txxxvut. 350. 


Petition in favour; From, Churchwardens and Overseers of 


the Poor and High Constable of Brighton; txxxvitt. 461. 
13, For rendering more effectual in certain cases Proceedings 


before Justices of the Peace, and for the better suppression of 


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Justices of the Peace: Bills relative to—con¢‘. 


certain Offences; Ordered, uxxxix. 20. Presented; printed ; 
207. Bill, as amended, to be printed, 331. Bill passed by the 
Lords, with Amendments; Day appointed for considering Amend- 
ments; Bill, as amended by the Lords, to be printed, 583. 
Amendments considered, 589. Some agreed to; others disagreed 
to; 588. Committee appointed to draw up Reasons to be offered 
to the Lords at a Conference; Reasons reported, and agreed to ; 
Conference to be desired with the Lords; 591. Lords agree toa 
Conference, 594. Conference held, and reported, 595. (See Con- 
Serences, 10.) Bill not returned from the Lords. 

Petition of the Master, Wardens and Freemen of the Vintners’ 
Company against; Lxxx1x. 296. 

Petitions for the introduction of a Clause therein, abolishing all 
summary forms of Conviction; From, R. Walwyn; 1ixxxix. 251. 
William Henry Carmichael Smyth ; Finsbury ;275. Tower Ham- 
lets, Holborn, 351. Westminster, 418. James Cotter, 460. 


Treland : 

14. To indemnify certain Magistrates in Ireland for Proceed- 
ings against Persons using unlawful Weights; Ordered, txx:x. 
433. Presented, 465. Printed, 466. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 534. R. a. 536. Lords’ Amendments printed; ixxx. 504. 

15. To regulate the Office of Justice of the Peace in Ireland ; 
Ordered, txxx. 111. Not presented. 


16. To facilitate summary Proceedings before Magistrates in 
Ireland ; Ordered, txxxv. 498. Presented; printed; 498. Com- 
mittee deferred, 568. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3267, 3268. 6682. 6748. 6872. 
Addresses, 686. Apprentices, 2.9. Committees, 422. 497. 
501. Constables. Dublin, 16. Felonies,4. Informations. 
Juvenile Offenders. Kenrick, Mr., Merthyr Tidvill Ma- 
gistrate. Penalties, Petitions, 1185. Police. Procu- 
rators, Scotland. Scilly Islands. Servants. Silk, 11. 


Justiciary Court (Scotland): 


Bills relative to: 


1. To authorize an additional Circuit Court of Justiciary to be 
held at Glasgow, and to facilitate Criminal Trials in Scotland ; 
Ordered, txxx111. 156. Presented; printed; 170. As amended, 
printed, 199. Re-committed ; reported ; and, as amended, printed ; 
280. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 415. R. a. 448. 

Petitions against; From, Annan, Provost of; txxxut. 352. 
—Barclay, James, 314, ep. Boyd, John, 314, p. Brechin, 322, p. 
—Crail, 314, r.—Douglas, William, 352. Dumfries, 352. 
Dundee, 235, p.—Haddington, 306.—Inverkeithing, 314, p.— 
Linlithgow, 314, p.—Montrose, 341, p.—Pittenweem, 289, P. 


2. To amend Act 9°Geo. IV. to facilitate Criminal Trials in 
Scotland, and to grant further facilities in regard to such Trials ; 
Ordered, txxxv. 407. Presented; printed; 412. As amended, 
printed, 508. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 632. R. a. 646. 


3. To amend Act, 9 Geo. IV. c. 55, in so far as relates to the 
Punishment of Death in cases of Robbery ; Ordered, txxx1x. 285. 
Presented ; printed; 292. Bill passed, 508. Not returned from 
the Lords. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3269-3271. Addresses, 688, 
689. 


Juvenile Offenders : Bills relative to: 

1. For the punishment and reform of Young Persons charged 
with privately Stealing ; Ordered, Lxxvi. 139. Presented ; printed ; 
169. Second Reading put off for Three Months, 236. 

2. To extend the power of Summary Convictions of Juvenile 
Offenders; Ordered, txxx1v. 129. Presented; printed; 170. 
As amended, printed, 290. Order for Third Reading discharged, 
336. 

3. To authorize the Summary Conyiction of Juvenile Offenders 
in certain cases of Larceny; Ordered, xcu. 384. Presented ; 
printed; 389. Petition from Leeds, in favour, 404. Second 

_ Reading deferred, 523. 

4. To alter and amend the Law of Larceny relating to Of- 
fenders under a certain age, and also relating to Persons tried for 
a Second Offence; Ordered, txxxviu. 276. Presented ; printed ; 
291. Not proceeded in. 

5. Toalter and amend the Law of Larceny relating to Offenders 
under a certain age; ‘Ordered, xcu. 274. Presented; printed ; 
277. Petitions in favour; From Birmingham (Three Petitions), 
460.—Gloucester, 360.—Kirkby in Kendal, 460.—Sutton Cold- 
field, 370. Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill with- 
drawn; 384, 





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K. 


KELP——KING. 








K. 


KELP :——Motion, That the Grievances and Distresses of 
the Proprietors of Kelp in the United Kingdom require the 
immediate consideration of Government; Withdrawn, txxxu1. 
536. See Accounts and Papers, 3274. Petitions, 1191. 


Kenrick, Mr. : 


1. Petition of Martin Money Canfor, complaining of his con- 
duct in the execution of his office of Justice of the Peace; 1xxx. 
536, Pp. Motion for the attendance of John Franks, and Esther, 
his Wife, Edward Arnold, Henry Peters, Esq’, and Martin 
Money Canfor, Withdrawn; Petition of Martin Money Canfor, 
read ; Day appointed for the House to take it into consideration ; 
Copy of the Petition and the above Order to be sent to Mr. Ken- 
rick; Martin Money Canfor to attend, and Leave given Mr. 
Kenrick to attend by his Counsel, 582. Petition referred to Com- 
mittee of the whole House; Martin Money Canfor ordered to 
attend, and Leave given to Mr. Kenrick to attend by his Counsel ; 
Matter considered; 600. Minutes ordered; presented; 600, Pp. 
Petition of Mr. Kenrick on the subject of the above charge, 602, Pp. 
Petition of Mr. Kenrick for time to enable him to provide 
Counsel, 612. Matter further considered, and report that the 
Committee do not think it necessary to recommend to the House 
to proceed further with reference to the Petition of Martin Money 
Canfor, 612. 


2. Mr. Denman, in his place, charged William Kenrick, Esq", 
One of His Majesty’s Justices of Great Sessions in Wales, and 
Justice of the Peace for Surrey, and Recorder of Dover, That he 
preferred before a neighbouring Magistrate a Charge of Felony 
against a poor man named John Franks, without any sufficient 
proof; Copy of the Charge to be communicated to Mr. Kenrick ; 
Lxxx. 607. 


3. Petition of William Kenrick, Esq'*, praying the House to 
send a Message to the Lords, requesting the attendance of Vis- 
count Middleton, Baron Brodrick, as a Witness; txxx1. 16, P. 


Entry in Journal of 27 June 1825, read; Charge to be considered 


in a Committee of the whole House ; Copy thereof to be communi- 
cated to Mr. Kenrick ; Leave to Mr. Kenrick to attend by himself, 





Kenrick, Mr.—continued. 


his Counsel or Agents; Message to be sent to the Lords requesting 
that permission may be given to Lord Viscount Middleton, Baron 
Brodrick, to attend to give Evidence before the said Committee ; 
44. Charge considered ; Minutes reported, to lie upon the Table, 
and to be printed ; Copy of Affidavits filed by Mr. Kenrick, and 
the Affidavit of Mr. James, and Copy of Mr. Kenrick’s Letter 
referred to in Mr. James’s, to be re-printed; Day appointed for 
taking Report into further consideration ; Leave to Mr. Kenrick 
to attend by himself, his Counsel or Agents on consideration of 
Report; 76. Petition of Mr. Kenrick offered ; and Notice being 
taken that a Letter was annexed to the said Petition, Petition 
withdrawn; 82. Minutes of Evidence considered; Counsel 
called in, and heard ; and having delivered in a Letter from Henry 
Peters, Esq'*, to Mr. Kenrick, withdrew ; and the hand-writing of 
Mr. Peters being admitted by Mr. Kenrick; Motion, That it 
appears to the House that the charge against Mr. Kenrick has 
been fully established by Evidence ; Ques. Neg. thereupon; 88. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3276. Committees, 397, 398. 


Kent, Duchess of -——See Addresses, 1414. King, 13, 
14. Messages. 


Kent and Sussex Harbours :— see Com. 
mittees, 1387. 


Kilbeggan Branch Canal :—see Committees 
1388. 


Kilmainham County Meeting ‘Bee Com- 
mittees, 1389. Petitions, 1208. 


Kilmainham Hospi tal &gt;——See Accounts and Papers, 
3290, 3291. Chelsea Hospital, 3. Petitions, 1209. Supply, 
74, 75. 


Kilternan and Kilgobban Parishes :— 


See Estates, 247. 











mie. 





I. Bills relative to His or Her Majesty, or the Royal Family ; 


1—20. 


1.—Royal Person and Cwil List Bills ; 1—7. 


2.—Estate Bills of the King or Queen personally ; 
8, 9 


3.—Annuities to the Royal Family ; 10—15. 
4.—Crown Estate Bills; 16—20. 


lI. His or Her Majesty gives the Royal Assent to Bills; 21, 22. 
Il]. His or Her Majesty’s Consent to Bills signified. 
IV. His or Her Majesty’s Recommendation signified ; 23—150. 


1.—To various Matters other than Matters relative to the Committee of Supply ; 23—145. 
2.—To various Matters relative to the Committee of Supply ; 146—150. 


V. His Majesty’s Pleasure signified to the House; 151—156. 
VI. His Majesty’s Approbation signified to the House ; 157. 


VII. 
VIII. 
162—170. 

IX. 


His Majesty places at the Disposal of Parliament ; 158—I161. 
Incidental Proceedings relative to The King or Queen; 


Questions Negatived or Superseded, and Motions Withdrawn, 


relative to The King, or to Crown Property ; 171—174. 


I. Bills 








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KIN G—continued. 











(1.)—Royal Person and Civil List Bills : 

1. For the Support of His Majesty’s Household, and the 
Honour and Dignity of the Crown of the United Kingdom; 
Ordered, txxv. 164. Presented; printed; 175. Lords’ Amend- 
ment agreed to; 251. R. A. 278. 


2. To enable His Majesty to make Provision for Her Majesty 
the Queen ; Ordered, txxvi. 24. Presented, 41. Printed, 61. 
Account referred, and Bill considered, 66. Rr. a. 102. 


3. To enable His Majesty to appoint certain Persons to affix 
His Majesty’s Royal Signature to Instruments requiring such 
Signature; From the Lords; txxxv. 490. Read 1°, 2°, and com- 
mitted; printed; 490. Considered, reported, and passed, 494. 
R. A. 499. 


4. To make Provision for the Queen in case she shall survive 


His Majesty ; Ordered, txxxvi. 501. Not proceeded in. Again | 


ordered, txxxvi. 652. Presented; printed; 671. Petition 
from North-western Union, against; Withdrawn, 768. Rr. a. 717. 


5. For the Support of His Majesty’s Household, and of the 
Honour and Dignity of the Crown of the United Kingdom of 
Great Britain and Ireland; Ordered, txxxvi. 447. Presented; 
House acquainted that Their Majesties have declared their Royal 
Pleasure, that the Annuities granted to them as Duke and 


Duchess of Clarence should cease and determine ; Bill printed ; | 


460. R.A. 517. 


6. To provide for the Administration of the Government in 
case the Crown shall descend to Her Royal Highness the Prin- 
cess Alexandrina Victoria, being under the Age of Eighteen Years, 
and for the Care and Guardianship of her Person; From the 
Lords, .Lxxxvi. 153. Read ; printed; 153. Passed, with 
Amendments, 174. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 183. 
R. A. 201. 

7. To provide for the Appointment of Lords Justices in the 
case of the next Successor to the Crown being out of the Realm at 
the time of the Demise of Her Majesty; From the Lords; read ; 
printed; xcu. 616. R.A. 661. 


(2.\—Estate Bills of the King or Queen Per- 
sonally : 

8. Bill concerning the Disposition of certain Property of His 
Majesty, His Heirs and Successors ; Ordered, txxvi1.99. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 105. R.A. 175. 

9. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to extend the Provisions 
of Act 59 Geo. III. c. 94, concerning the Disposition of certain 
real and personal Property of His Majesty, His Heirs and Suc- 








(3.)—Annuities to the Royal Family: 

10. To enable His Majesty to settle Annuities upon certain 
Branches of the Royal Family ; Ordered, txxv. 398. Presented, 
415. R.A. 467. 

11. Toenable His Majesty to make further Provision for His 
Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence; Ordered, ixxvi. 448. 
Presented, 456. Communication from the Duke of Clarence, 
463. Bill amended, 490. Rp. a. 505. 

12. To enable His Majesty to make further Provision for their 
Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Clarence; Ordered, 
LXXxII. 193. Presented ; printed; 202. Petition of Thomas Forster, 
Chairman of a Meeting at Manchester, against, 233, Pp. R. a. 377. 

13. For granting to Her Royal Highness the Duchess of 
Kent an annual Income to enable her to provide for the Support 
and Education of the Princess Alexandrina Victoria of Kent ; 
Ordered, Lxxx. 471. Presented; printed; 476. nk. a. 585. 


14. To enable His Majesty to grant an annual sum to 
H. R. H. the Duchess of Kent, for a more adequate provision for 
her said R. H., and for the honourable Support and Education of 
H. R. H. the Princess Alexandrina Victoria of Kent; Ordered, 
LXxxvi. 727. Presented; printed; 732. R. a. 826. 


15. For enabling His Majesty to grant an annual sum to 
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland, for the Support 
and Education of Prince George of Cumberland ; Ordered, txxx. 
471. Presented; printed; 476. R. a. 585. 


| Pensions to King’s Servants :—See Queen’s (Caroline) Ser- 





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cessors ; King’s Consent signified ; Bill ordered, txxx. 287. | 


Presented, 297. R. a. 359. 


vants. Supply, 970. 


(4..\—Crown Estate Bills: 

16. To amend Act 41 Geo. III. c. 90, for the more speedy and 
effectual recovery of Crown Debts; Ordered, txx1x.250. Presented 
printed ; 250. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 534. rR. a. 536. 

17. Toconfirm Sales made by the Surveyor General and Com- 
missioners of the Land Revenues of the Crown under Act 48 
Geo. III.; Ordered, txxx1. 298. Presented, 300. Rr. a. 376. 


18. Motion for bringing in a Bill to subject to Customs Duty, 
Crown Property in case of Sale after Importation; The King’s 
Consent and Recommendation signified ; Motion agreed to; Bill 
ordered ; txxxv. 611. Presented, 611. R. a. 645. 


19. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to authorize the Sale 
of Quit Rents belonging to the Crown in Ireland; The King’s 
Recommendation signified ; and Bill ordered, txxvu. 321. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 322. nk. a. 425. 

20. To confirm certain Sales heretofore made of Rents belong- 
ing to the Crown in Ireland; Ordered, txxxu. 556. Presented ; 
printed ; 557. Committed, 570. Committee deferred, 577. Not 
proceeded in. 

See Land Revenue. Woods and Forests. 


II. His or Her Majesty gives the Royal Assent to Bills : 


21. In Person; txxv. 278.—Lxxvil. 487.—LXX1Ix. 539.—LXXXv. 657.—LXXXVI. 517. 717.—LxXXvil. 590.—LXXXVIII. 734.—LXXXIX, 


603.—xc. 662.—xcl1. 842.—xcu. 670. 


22. By Commission; txxv. 341 .—1Lxxvi. 102,—Lxxvil. 14,—LXXVIIIL. 75.—LXXIX. 123,—Lxxx. 160.—LXxxI. 113.—Lxxxu. 114.— 
LXXX11. 80.—LXXxIv. 106.—Lxxxv. 129.—Lxxxvi. 165. 637.—LXXXVII. 94.—LXXXVIII. 237.—LXXXIX. 320.—xc. 225.—xclI. 112.—xc1l. 


23, ke. 


III. His or Her Majesty’s Consent to Bills signified : 


For the Consent of the Crown to Petitions or Motions for Bills; To Bills im various Stages of their Progress, and to Amend- 
ments to Bills as affecting the Property or Prerogative of the Crown; See Bills, 15-29:—also infra, 27. 31. 34. 37. 42. 50. 57. 59. 60. 
66. 69. 73. 76. 78, 79, 80. 88. 94. 96, 97. 99. 106. 139. 143. For an instance of the Consent of the King as Duke of Cornwall, see xct. 548. 


IV. His or Her Majesty’s Recommendation signified : 


(1.)—To various Matters other than Matters relative 
to the Committee of Supply: 
Aberdeen, University of : 

23. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider the 
Treasury Minute, dated 17 July 1832, respecting the purchase 
of the Rights of the University of Aberdeen to certain Copies 
of Books; txxxvii. 533. 


Administration of Justice (Scotland) : 
24. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of Acts, 
and of granting Compensations to Commissaries and others ; 
UXXvul, 148, 


African Forts : 

25. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of ena- 
bling His Majesty to grant reasonable Allowances to such of the 
Officers and Servants who may not be retained in the government 
of the said Forts; uxxvi. 93. 


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(1.)—TZo various Matters other than Matters relative 
to the Committee of Supply—continued. 


Anatomy : 

26. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
defraying the Expenses of the Commissioners for regulating 
Schools of Anatomy; txxxiv. 278.———To consider of granting 
Salaries to Officers to be appointed under the Anatomy Bill; 
LXXXvul. 45. 


Army in India :—See infra, 69. 
Assistant Barristers :—See infra, 81. 
Atholl, Duke of :—See infra, 106. 


Australia, South, Colonization : 
27. Motion for a Bill to establish a Colony in South Australia ; 
LXXXIX, 426. 
Bankruptcy 
78 


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IV. His or Her Majesty’s Recommendation signified —-continued. 


(1.)—To various Matters other than Matters relative 
to the Committee of Supply—continued. 
Bankruptcy Judges (Ireland) : 
28. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of the 


Allowance of Travelling Expenses to the Judges of the Court of 
Bankruptcy; exxxvitt. 622. 


Barbadoes :—See infra, 141. 


Barristers at Elections : 

29. Motions for Committees (whole House) to consider of 
providing for the payment of the Barristers employed in re- 
vising Lists of Voters at Elections; 1xxxvi. 821. To con- 
sider of enabling His Majesty to make provision for the payment 
of Barristers to be appointed to revise Lists of Voters under 
the Act for amending the Representation of the People in England 
and Wales; txxxvu. 91. 


Bayswater Sewer : 

30. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of au- 
thorizing the payment out of the Land Revenue of the Crown of 
one Moiety of the Expense of forming a new Sewer from the 
Bayswater Brook ; ixxxrx. 544. 


Bishop of Calcutta :—See infra, 93. 
Bribery at Elections :—See infra, 71. 
Bridges :—See infra, 48. 102. 108. 127. 135. 
Buckingham Palace :—See infra, 100. 
Buildings, Public : 


31. Motion for Bill to extend the provisions of Act 56 Geo. 
III. c. 128, toamend Two Acts for opening a more convenient 


Communication from Marylebone Park to Charing Cross, and | 


for paving the Streets to be made in Marylebone Park; and to 
enable His Majesty to grant small Portions of Land as Sites for 
Public Buildings, or to be used as Cemeteries within the Bills of 
Mortality ; uxxx11. 532. 


Bullion :—See infra, 109. 


Butter Trade (Ireland) : 

32. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of grant- 
ing Compensation out of the Consolidated Fund to the Butter 
Weighmasters in Ireland, who may sustain loss by the provisions 
of an Act to be passed to amend the Laws for the regulation of 
the Butter Trade in Ireland ; txxx1v. 286. 


Canada Trade: 


33. Motion for an Instruction to Gentlemen appointed to 
bring in the Canada Trade Bill, to make provision therein for 


the more effectual Government of Lower and Upper Canada; | 


LXXVIl. 359. 


Canada Waste Lands : 
34. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for the Sale and Im- 
provement of Waste Lands in the Province of Upper Canada; 
LXxXX. 205. 


Canada Water Communication :—See infra, 140. 


Cemeteries :—See supra, 31. 


Chancery, Court of, (England) : 

35. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of the 
Salaries to be paid out of the Consolidated Fund to certain Officers 
connected with the Court of Chancery, on the abolition and 
regulation of certain offices in that Court; txxxvi1. 693,——— 
Motion for an Instruction to a Committee of the Whole House on 
the Bill to abolish certain Sinecure Offices connected with the 
Court of Chancery, That they have power to make provision 
therein, pursuant to the Resolution of the House of the 31 July, 
that His Majesty be enabled to grant unto any Person holding 
the office of Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain, or Keeper 
of the Great Seal of Great Britain, a Contingent Annuity of 
£.5,000 a year, to take effect on the resignation or removal of 
such Person from such office ; txxxvu. 573. 


Chancery, Court of, (Ireland) : 

36. Motions for Committees (whole House) to consider of 
Acts, and of granting Allowances and Salaries to Officers of the 
Court of Chancery in Ireland, &amp;c.; txxv. 199.———-To consider 
of Compensation to the Registrar and other Officers of the Court 
of Chancery in Ireland; uxxv. 391.——To consider of Acts, 
and also of granting Salaries and Allowances to Officers of the 
Court of Chancery in Ireland; txxvi. 68.———To consider of 





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(1.)—To various Matters other than Matters relative 
to the Committee of Supply—continued. 


Chancery, Court of, (Ireland)—continued. 
Acts, and also of granting Salaries and Allowances to Officers of 
the Court of Chancery in Ireland; txxvi11. 365.——Motion 
for Instruction to a Committee of the Whole House, “That they 
do consider of an additional Retired Allowance to Masters in 
Chancery of Thirty Years’ standing, and upwards ;” txxvuu. 395, 
———To consider of Compensation to Officers of the Court of 
Chancery in Ireland for Losses they may sustain by the Bill for 
the amendment of the Proceedings and Practice of that Court ; 
LXXXIX. 511.———To consider the Compensation to be made to 
certain Officers and Clerks in the Court of Chancery in Ireland, 
who may be deprived of office by the provisions of Bill to abolish 
certain Offices connected with the Court of Chancery in Ireland ; 
xcl. 695. 
See infra, 54. 


Charing Cross Improvement: 

37. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to extend to Charing 
Cross and Places adjacent the powers of an Act for making a 
more convenient Communication from Marylebone Park; txxxt, 
196. See supra, 31. 


Church in Ireland: 

38. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider the 
granting of such Sum or Sums of Money as may be necessary to 
defray the Salaries and other Expenses incurred under any Act to 
be passed in the present Session relating to the Church in Ireland; 
xcl. 588. See infra, 138. 


Church Rates : 


39. The consideration of the subject of Church Rates in Eng- 
land; ~xxx1x. 202. 


Church Temporalities, Ireland : 

40. The consideration of the Laws relating to the Temporaii- 
ties of the Church in Ireland ; txxxvim. 246.———The considera- 
tion of the Act 3 Will. IV. c. 37, to alter and amend the Laws 
relating to the Temporalities of the Church in Ireland; txxxix. 
247.———— Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
authorizing Advances to be made out of the Consolidated Fund 
for defraying the Expenses of the Revision of Tithe Compositions 
and Amendment of Applotments in Ireland, and also establishing 
the Amount of Assessments to be hereafter made in every Dignity, 
Benefice, Office or Promotion in Ireland ; xc11. 464. 


Churches : 

41. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of Acts 
relative to the building of Churches; txx1x. 250.——~—Motion 
for Committee (whole House) to consider of providing for the 
building additional Places of Worship in the Lowlands of Scot- 
land; txxx. 440. See infra, 86. 


City Canal : 
42. Motion, That leave be given to bring in a Bill for the Sale 
of the City Canal, and for other purposes relating thereto; 
LXXXIv. 239. 


Civil List: 
43. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider Act 
1 Geo. IV.c. 1, for the support of His Majesty’s Household, and 
of the Honour and Dignity of the Crown; txxx. 509.———To 
consider Act 22 Geo. III. c. 82, for enabling His Majesty to dis- 
charge the Debt contracted upon his Civil List Revenue ; ixxxt. 
215. 


Civil List Acts and Civil Government Charges: 

44. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of mak- 
ing provision for the future Payments to High and Judicial 
Officers in England, Scotland and Ireland, and also of Pensions 
formerly charged on the Civil Lists of England and Ireland, on 
the Hereditary Revenue in Scotland, and on the Four-and-a-Half 
per Cent. Duties; txxxvu. 524. To consider of making 
provision for divers ancient Perpetuities, Grants and Allowances 
formerly charged on the Civil List Revenues ; txxxvut. 678. 


Clergy, Ireland :—See infra, 138. 


Clerk of the Crown, Ireland: 

45. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of grant- 
ing Salaries to the Clerk of the Crown of the Court of King’s 
Bench, and his Assistant, in Ireland; txxxvu. 249. 

Clerk of Nisi Prius :—See infra, 113. 


Clerk 











KING—continued. 693 











1V. His or Her Majesty’s Recommendation signified—continued. 


(1.)—To various Matters other than' Matters relative 
to the Committee of Supply—continued. 
Clerk of the Hanaper:—See infra, 78. 


Clerks of the Peace :—See infra, 81. 

Coin :— See infra, 109. 

Colonies :—See infra, 56. 

Commissaries (Scotland):—See supra, 24. 


Constables (Ireland): 

46. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
enabling the Lord Lieutenant to advance from time to time, out of 
the Consolidated Fund, such Sums as shall be requisite for the Pay- 
ment of Magistrates, Constables, &amp;c.; txxvi1. 349.— ——Motion 
for Committee (whole House) to consider of making provision for 
the Payment of Salaries and Expenses under Bill to amend Act 
3 Geo. IV. c. 103; xc. 555. Under Bill to consolidate and 
amend the Laws relating to the Constabulary Force in Ireland ; 
xcr. 96. Under any Act to be passed this Session of Parliament 
relating to the Constabulary Force of Ireland; xc1. 636. 


Contagious Diseases, Ireland : 

47. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
enabling the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to make Advances out of 
the Consolidated Fund for any immediate purposes that may arise 
concerning Epidemic and Contagious Diseases in Ireland ; 
LXXXVIl. 56. 


Conway Bridge : 
48. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of de- 
fraying the Expense of erectinga Bridge over the River Conway, 
at Conway ; Lxxvi. 240. 


Copyright : 

49. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of autho- 
rizing Compensation to be made out of the Consolidated Fund to 
the Public Libraries which may sustain Loss in consequence of the 
non-delivery of a Copy of every Book; xc1.795. See supra, 23. 


Cornwall, Duchy of : 

50. Motion for Bill to enable His Majesty to make Leases, 
Copies and Grants of Offices, Lands, &amp;c., Parcel of the Duchy of 
Cornwall, or annexed to the same; Lxxvit. 408.—Lxxxvi. 485. 
550.——Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider Act 
enabling His Majesty to make Leases, Copies and Grants of 
Offices, Lands and Hereditaments, Parcel of the Duchy of Corn- 
wall, or annexed to the same; Lxxrx. 426. 


Corporations : 
51. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
authorizing the Commissioners of the Treasury to direct Payments 
to be made out of the Consolidated Fund to the Barristers who 
may be employed to revise the List of Burgesses, in pursuance of 
any Act for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations; xc. 440. 
———Ireland ; Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider 
of making Provision for the Payment out of the Consolidated 
Fund of Barristers who may be employed to revise Lists of Bur- 
gesses, in pursuance of any Act for the regulation of Municipal 
Corporations in Ireland; xcr. 156. 


County Courts Bill : 
52. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of grant- 

ing Compensation to Officers for Losses in consequence of County 
Courts Bill; uxxrx. 169. To consider of the propriety of 
granting Compensation to certain Officers of Courts of Justice; 
LXxIx. 261.———To consider of making Compensation to Cur- 
sitors of the County Palatine of Lancaster, &amp;c.; ixxrx. 315. 

, ———To consider of making Compensation to Town Clerk of 
: Cambridge for Losses, &amp;c.; LxxIx. 344. To consider of 
granting Compensation to Marshal of the Court of Great Session 
in Wales, for the Counties of Glamorgan, Brecknock and Radnor ; 
LXXIx, 362. Motion for Committee (whole House) to con- 
sider of Compensation to certain Officers for diminution of their 
Emoluments, which they are likely to suffer if the County Courts 
Bill should pass intoa Law; xxx. 370. 











Courts of Justice (England) : 

53. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 

making Compensation to certain Officers of the Superior Courts 

. of Common Law in England and Wales, the lawful Fees and 
Emoluments of whose Offices may be reduced by any Act to be 

passed in this Session of Parliament; uxxxv. 273,———Motion 

for Committee (whole House) to consider of compensating certain 


(1.)—To various Matters other than Matters relative 
to the Committee of Supply —continued. 

Courts of Justice (England)—continued. 

Judges or other Officers of the Courts of Great Sessions in 
Wales; txxxv. 444. Motion for Committee (whole House) 
to consider of making good, out of the Consolidated Fund, any 
deficiency which may arise in the Amount of Fees in the Courts 
of Common Law; xci. 571.—xcu. 66. See supra, 28. 35, &amp;c. 
52; infra, 73. 93. 129. 145. 


Courts of Justice (Ireland): 

54. Motions for Committees (whole House) to consider of 
Salaries and Allowances to several Officers of Courts of Justice 
in Ireland; txxvi. 76, 213.—1xx1x. 13. To consider of granting 
a Salary to a Clerk in the Office of the Taxing Officers in Common 
Law Business in Ireland ; txxrx. 41. Motion for Committee 
(whole House) to consider of the Acts 4 Geo. IV. c. 61 &amp; 70, 
for the better Administration of Justice in the Court of Chancery, 
and in the Equity Side of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland; 
LXXxx. 310. See supra, 36. 45; infra, 74. 113. 123. 


Courts of Justice, Scotland: 

55. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
defraying the Expense of building certain Courts of Justice, and 
Offices connected therewith, in Scotland; txxx. 440. Motion 
for Committee (whole House) to consider of granting Compensa- 
tion to any Judges and Officers of the Courts of Law in Scotland, 
whose Salaries or lawful Fees and Emoluments may be terminated 
or reduced by the effect of any Act of this Session for making 
alterations in the Judicial Establishments of Scotland; uxxxv. 
376. See supra, 24; infra, 98, &amp;c. 130. 


Crown Colonies (West Indies) : 

56. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of autho- 
rizing His Majesty to direct the issue of a Sum of Money out of 
the Consolidated Fund, for the relief of certain of the Crown 
Colonies in the West Indies; txxxvit. 550. 











Crown Land Inclosure : 

57. Motion for Bill to enable Churchwardens and Overseers to 
inclose Land belonging to the Crown, for the benefit of poor per- 
sons residing in the Parish in which such Crown Land is situated ; 
LXXXVI. 927. 


Crown Lands Improvement, Ireland : 

58. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of pro- 
moting the improvement of a district of Mountain Land belong- 
ing to the Crown in the Counties of Limerick, Cork and Kerry, 
by making new Roads through the same, and to encourage the 
employment of the poor Inhabitants thereof; txxxvi1. 209. 


Crown Property : 
59. Motion, That leave be given to bring in a Bill to subject 
to Customs Duty, Goods the property of the Crown, in case of 
sale after importation; Lxxxv. 611. See infra, 94. 96. 


Customs :—See supra, 59. 
Customs Wharfs Sale: 


60. Motion for a Bill to enable the Commissioners of His 
Majesty’s Treasury to convey certain Premises, the Property of 
the Crown, situate between London Bridge and the Tower of 
London; LtxxXvul. 339. 


Dean Forest : 

61-2. Motion for an Instruction to Committee of the whole 
House, on the Bill for ascertaining the Boundaries of the Forest 
of Dean, and for inquiring into the rights and privileges claimed 
by Free Miners of the Hundred of Saint Briavel’s, and for other 
purposes; that they have power to make provision in the Bill for 
the payment of a Salary to one of the Commissioners, and for the 
expense of carrying this Act into execution, out of the Revenues 
arising from the Property of the Crown; Lxxxvi. 621. 


Debt, Imprisonment for :—See infra, 89. 
Debtors, Insolvent :—See infra, 91. 
Debts, Small :—-See infra, 130. 

Deeds, Registration of :—See infra, 126. 
Diseases :—See supra, 47. 

Distress, Ireland :—See infra, 144. 
Docks, Harbours, &amp;c. : 


63. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of pro- 
viding for the improvement of the Harbours of Donaghadee and 
Portpatrick ; xxv. 382. See infra, 95. ce 

Dominica : 





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624 








KING—continued. 








1V. His or Her Majesty’s Recommendation signitied—continued. 


(1.)--To various Matters other than Matters relative 
to the Committee of Supply—continued. 
Dominica : 7 
64. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of grant- 
ing Relief to the Island of Dominica, out of the Funds granted for 
relief of the. Island of Jamaica; xc. 560. ' 


Dublin Coal Trade : 

65. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of the 
Act 3 Will. IV., c. 21, to repeal several Acts of the Parliament 
of Ireland, imposing Restrictions on the Coal Trade, and to regu- 
late the same; LXxxvul. 517. 


Dublin, King’s Inns: 

66. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to amend Act 54 Geo. 
III. c. 113, for vesting in His Majesty part of the Grounds 
belonging to the Society of King’s Inns, Dublin, for erecting a 
Repository of Public Records in Ireland; Lxxx1. 141. 


Dublin Police: 


67. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of the 
Salaries of Justices to be appointed under the Bill tor improving 
the Police in the district of the Dublin Metropolis; xc. 574. 

Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of autho- 
rizing the payment out of the Consolidated Fund of the Salaries 
of Two Justices, and the Receiver to be appointed under the 
Bill; xc1. 299. 


Durham Bishoprick : 
68. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of grant- 
ing Compensation to persons who may sustain losses by the passing 
of the Bill; xc1. 278. 


East India: 

69. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of de- 
fraying the Expense of Half-pay, Pensions, &amp;c. on account of His 
Majesty’s Forces in India ; txxvi11.394. —-—-Company’s Charter; 
Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider Act 53 Geo. III. 
¢. 1553 Lxxxu. 556.———Naval Force; Motion for leave to 
bring in a Bill for defraying the Expense of any additional 
Naval Force to be employed in the East Indies; txxx1, 289. 
See infra, 93. 

Edinburgh Bonds : 

70. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of pay- 
ing off Edinburgh Bonds issued for the completion of the Leith 
Docks; Lxxx. 515. 


Education :— See infra, 138. 


Elections, Bribery at: 
71. Motion for Committee (whole House); ‘“ To consider of 
the Costs and Expenses incurred under the Bribery at Elections 
Bill ;” txxxrx. 136. See supra, 29. 


Ely, Chief Justice of: 


72. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider ot 
making Compensation to the present Chief Justice of Ely for the 
abolition of his Office by any Act to be passed in the present 
Session of Parliament; xcr. 547. 


Ewart, Rutson &amp; Co. : 


72*. Petition for Bill for relieving them from Bonds granted 
for Duties accidentally destroyed ; txxv. 167. 


Exchequer Bills :—See infra, 92. 144. 
Exchequer, Court of, (England) : 

73. Motion for a Bill for facilitating the appointment of 
Sheriffs, and the more effectual audit and passing of their Accounts, 
and for the more speedy return and recovery of Fines, Issues, 
Forfeited Recognizances, Penalties and Deodands, and to abolish 
certain Offices in the Court of Exchequer; itxxxviit. 537. Motion 
for the House to resolve itself into a Committee; to consider of 
making Compensation to Officers of the Court of Exchequer 
whose Offices may be abolished by virtue of any Act of the 
present Session of Parliament, 538. 


Exchequer, Court of, (Ireland) : 

74. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of the 
Salaries to Officers of the Equity Side of the Court of Exchequer 
in Ireland ; xxvii. 438. See also Courts of Justice, 12.—— 
Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of charging 
upon the Consolidated Fund the Compensation to the two late 
Examiners of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland; txxx1. 507. 

Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
making Compensation out of the Consolidated Fund to such Per- 
sons as may be deprived of their Offices, or of their Fees and 
Emoluments, by the Bill for facilitating the Appointment of 
Sheriffs in Ireland; xc. 546. See supra, 54. 








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(1.)—To various Matters other than Matters relative 
to the Committee of Supply—continued. 


Exchequer, Court of, (Scotland) : 

75. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of grant- 
ing Retired Allowances to the Judges and other Persons of the 
Court of Exchequer in Scotland upon voluntarily resigning their 
Offices; Lxxxvur. 249.——— Motion for Committee (whole House) 
to consider of making Compensation out of the Consolidated Fund 
to certain Officers of the Court in the event of their Offices being 
abolished under the Provisions of any Act to be passed in the 
present Session to regulate certain Offices in the Court of Ex- 
chequer in Scotland; xcr1. 260. 


Excise Accounts (Scotland) : 

76. Motion for Bill to repeal so much of an Act of the sixth 
year of Her Majesty Queen Anne as require the Accounts of the 
Excise Revenues in Scotland to be made up and examined, 
entered and enrolled, in the Court of Exchequer in Scotland ; 
LXXXVII. 533. 


Faculties, Court of, (Ireland) :—See infra, 123. 


Felons’ Property : 
77. Motion for Bill to alter and amend the Law of Forfeiture 
as regards the Personal Property of convicted Felons; txxx1x. 83, 


Fines and Recoveries: 

78. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
granting Compensation to Persons who may be deprived of their 
Offices by the Bill for abolishing Fines and Recoveries; txxxvu, 
38.— — Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
authorizing Compensation to be made to Lords of Liberties, and 
other Persons who may sustain loss in consequence of an Act of 
last Session for the abolition of Fines and Recoveries, and also for 
providing for the payment of certain Salaries and Allowances pay- 
able in the Office of the Clerk of the Hanaper; xc. 535, 


Fisheries :—See infra, 144. 


Foreign Enlistment : 

79. Motion for Bill to repeal Act 59 Geo. IIT. c. 69, to pre- 
vent the enlisting or engagement of His Majesty’s Subjects to 
serve in Foreign Service, and the fitting out or equipping, in His 
Majesty’s Dominions, Vessels for warlike purposes, without His 
Majesty’s License ; Lxxxvuil. 642. 


Forests : 

80. Hasleborough; Motion for Bill for inclosing that part of 
Whittlewood Forest, called “ Hasleborough Walk ;” txxrx. 230, 
———-Salcey ; Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for dividing, 
allotting and inclosing the Forest of Salcey, in the Counties of 
Northampton and Bucks; Lxxx. 287. See supra, 61. 


Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Duties :—See supra, 44. 


Freeholds, Registration of, (Ireland) : 

81. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
granting Compensation to Assistant Barristers and Clerks of the 
Peace for their attendance at any Sessions to be holden for the 
Registration of Freeholds; Lxxx1v. 167. 


Greece : 

82. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of the 
Convention between His Majesty the King of the French, and the 
Emperor of All the Russias, on the one part, and the King of 
Bavaria on the other, relative to the Affairs of Greece, signed at 
London, 7 May 1832; txxxvir. 556. 


Greek Loan : 


83. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of Act 
2&amp;3 Will. IV. c. 121; xcr. 687. 


Greenwich Hospital : 
84. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
making Provision out of the Consolidated Fund for the payment 


of an Annuity for the support of Greenwich Hospital ; ixxxi%. 
366. 


Hackney Carriages : 

85. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of the 
payment by the Commissioners of Stamps and Taxes of the 
Expenses of an Office for the Registry of Metropolitan Public 
Carriages, and of the Duty to be imposed upon the Licenses t0 
Drivers and Watermen of Hackney Carriages, and the Drivers 
and Conductors of Omnibuses; xcr. 442. 


Hereditary Revenue :—-See supra, 44; infra, 99. 


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Highland Churches : 


Holyhead Road : 


House of Commons Offices: 


Imprisonment for Debt : 


Inclosures : 


Insolvent Debtors Court (Ireland) : 


Ireland, Relief of : 


(1.)—To various Matters other than Matters relative 
to the Committee of Supply—continued. 


86. Motions for Committees (whole House) to consider of 
pbuilding additional Places of Worship in the Highlands and 
Islands of Scotland; uxxvu1. 399.——-To consider of Act 
4 Geo. IV. c. 79; utxxtx. 415. 


87. Motions for Committees (whole House) to consider of 
advancing Money out of the Consolidated Fund to the Commis- 
sioners for the Improvement of the Road from London to Holy- 
head ; 1xxx. 515.———To consider Acts respecting ; Lxxx1. 261. 
——tTo consider of advancing a Sum of Money for the Im- 
provement of the Holyhead Roads; ixxxu1. 498. 


88. Motion for Bill to regulate the Salaries of the Officers of 
the House of Commons, and to abolish the Sinecure Offices of 
Principal Committee Clerks and Clerks of Engrossments ; 
LXXXIx. 142. 


89. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of grant- 
ing Compensation to Gaolers and others who may suffer from the 
operation of any Act to be passed in the present Session of Parlia- 
ment for abolishing Imprisonment for Debt; xc11. 119. 


90. Mealiffe, &amp;c. Inclosure, Ireland ; That the ingrossed Bill 
for inclosing Commons and Waste Lands within the Parishes of 
Mealiffe, Upper Church and Temple Beg, in the County of Tip- 
perary, be now read the Third Time; txxx1x. 444. See supra, 
57. 80. 


91. Motions for Committees (whole House) to consider of 
making Provision out of the Consolidated Fund for Salaries of 
Commissioners of Insolvent Debtors Court in Ireland; .txxv1. 
264.———To consider of enabling the Lord Lieutenant to order a 
further advance of such Sum as shall be requisite for payment to 
Officers of Insolvent Debtors Court in Ireland, and for erecting 
a Court House in Dublin; txxvi. 379.——To consider of 
making Compensation to one of the Commissioners ; Lxxxix. 
374. 


92. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
issuing Exchequer Bills to an Amount to be limited for purposes 
of local and temporary Relief in Ireland, upon due Security being 
given ; LXXXvI. 459. 


Isle of Man :—See infra, 106. 
Jamaica :-—See supra, 64; infra, 141. 


Judges’ Salaries : 
93. Motions for Committees (whole House) to consider Act 
39 Geo. III. c. 110, for the Augmentation of the Salaries of the 
Judges of the Courts in Westminster Hall, and also of the Lords 
of Session, Lords Commissioners of Justiciary and Barons of Ex- 
chequer in Scotland; 1xxx. 414. ——To consider of regulating 
the payment of the Salaries to the Judges in India, and to the 
Bishop of Calcutta; uxxx. 207.———To consider of granting 
Salaries to Two additional Judges of the Jury Court in Scotland ; 
LXxx. 377.———To consider of the Augmentation of the Salaries 
of certain Judges in Scotland, and of the prospective reduction of 
the Salaries of certain Judges in England ; uxxxrv. 307,——— 
To consider of augmenting the Salaries of Judges in Scotland; 
xc, 442, See supra, 53; infra, 125. 
King ; 
94. Motion for Bill to extend the Provisions of Act 59 Geo. 
IIT. c. 95, to explain and amend Two Acts concerning the dis- 


position of certain Real and Personal Property of His Majesty, 
His Heirs and Successors; xxx. 287. 


King’s Bench Court (Ireland) :—See supra, 45. 


Kingstown Harbour : 
_ 95. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of allow- 
ing a Salary out of the Consolidated Fund to the Harbour Master 
of Kingstown Harbour ; xct. 798. 


1V. His or Her Majesty’s Recommendation signified—continued. 


(1.)—To various Matters other than Matters relative 
to the Committee of Supply—continued. 

Land Revenue : 

96. Motion for Bill to authorize the Sale of Quit Rents, and 


the Sale and Demise of Lands, Tithes, &amp;c., the Property of His 
Majesty in right of the Crown, in Ireland; txxvu. 321. 


97. Motion for Bill for the Management and Improvement of 
the Land Revenues of the Crown in Ireland, and for other pur- 
poses relating thereto; Lxxx11. 396. 


98. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
making Compensation to the Auditors of the Land Revenue in 
England, on the Abolition of their Office ; txxxvu. 14. 


99. Motion for Bill to authorize the Hereditary Land Re- 
venues of the Crown in Scotland being placed under the Manage- 
ment of the Commissioners of the Land Revenues; txxxvu. 562. 
———Motion for Bill to extend and enlarge the Powers of the 
Commissioners of His Majesty’s Woods, Forests, Land Revenues, 
Works and Buildings, in relation to the management and dis- 
position of the Land Revenue of the Crown in Scotland; txxxvitt. 
642. 

100. Motions for Committees (whole House) to consider of 
authorizing the application of Part of the Land Revenue of the 
Crown for the Repair and Improvement of Buckingham Palace ; 
LXXXviIl. 14.———To consider of authorizing the application of 
Part of the Land Revenue of the Crown, for providing Furniture, 
Fixtures, Fittings and Decorations for Buckingham Palace ; 
LXXXVIII. 663. See supra, 30. 57, 58. 


Law Courts :—See supra, 53, &amp;e. 
Leith Docks :—See supra, 70. 


Lighthouses : 

101. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of vest- 
ing the different Lighthouses now belonging to His Majesty, and 
the other Lighthouses of this Kingdom, in the Trinity House; 
of making Compensation for the same, and of establishing the 
Tolls and Duties payable in respect of Lighthouses and Lights; 
xcl. 612. 


London Bridge : 

102. Motions for Committees (whole House) to consider of 
enabling the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty’s Treasury to 
advance Money towards rebuilding London Bridge ; txxvu1. 363. 
———To consider of the means of raising the Money neces- 
sary to defray the Expense of improving the Avenues to London 
Bridge; 1xxxtv. 86. 


London Scavage and Package : 
103. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
authorizing the Purchase from the Corporation of London of the 
Dues of Package, Scavage and Porterage; Lxxxvini. 590. 


Lottery : 
104. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
authorizing the Commissioners of the Treasury to pay Salaries to 
certain Officers of the Lottery ; txxvit. 429. 


Lucia, St., Island of :—See infra, 141. 


Lunatic Asylums (Ireland) : 

105. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
enabling His Majesty to issue Money out of the Consolidated Fund 
for opening, carrying on and maintaining Lunatic Asylums in Ire- 
land; Lxxx. 476. 


Man, Isle of : 

106. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider Acts 
for preventing the Illicit and Clandestine Trade to and from the 
Isle of Man, and also Act for settling an Annuity on the Duke of 
Atholl; txxx. 381. Motion, That leave be given to bring 
in a Bill for confirming the Sales and Conveyances made to His 
Majesty of the Isle, Castle, Peel and Lordship of Man, and other 
Estates in the said Island of Man, lately belonging to John Duke 
of Atholl; txxxrv. 320. 


Medical Charities (Ireland): 

107. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
authorizing the Payment, out of the Consolidated Fund, of the 
Salaries and Travelling Expenses of Inspectors of Medical Chari- 
table Institutions in Ireland, and also the Expense of the erection, 
maintenance and support of such Institutions, in pursuance of any 
Act to be passed in the present Session of Parliament; xc. 479. 








GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—18§97.) 


Menai 
77T 


626 KIN G—contznued. 





VI. His or Her Majesty’s Recommendation signified—continued. 


(1.)\— To various Matters other than Matters relative 
to the Committee of Supply—continued. 
Menai Bridge : 
108. Motions for Committees (whole House) to consider of 
defraying the Expense of completing the Bridge over the Straits 
of Menai; uxxvim. 376. For referring the Estimate of Expense 


of completing the said Bridge to a Committee of the whole House ; 
LXXVIII. 394. 


Metropolis Police :—See infra, 120. 
Mint, Royal: 


109. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
authorizing Advances to be made from time to time out of the 
Consolidated Fund for the Purchase of Bullion, in order to pro- 
vide Supplies of Coin for the Public Service; xcu. 127. 


Municipal Corporations :—See supra, 51. 


National Monument, Scotland: 


110. Petition of Commissioners for Aid to enable them to 
build a Church; txxvu. 390. 


Newfoundland : 

111. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider Acts 
4 Geo. III. c. 15; 6 Geo. III. c. 52; 5 Geo. IV. c. 51; 5 Geo. 
IV. c. 67; 5 Geo. IV. c. 68; 6 Geo. IV. c. 114; 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. 
c. 56; 10 Geo. IV. c. 17; and to authorize the appropriation of 
certain Sums out of the Duties arising in the Island of Newfound- 
land to the Payment of the Salaries of certain Officers there ; 
LXXXVII. 386. 


New Street Act: 


112. Motion for referring the New Street Act to a Committee 
of the whole House; txxv. 340. See supra, 31. 


Nisi Prius Clerks : 
113. Motions for Committees (whole House) to consider of 


granting Allowances to the Clerks of Nisi Prius or Judges Re- 
gistrars in Ireland in lieu of Fees; txxv. 357.—.xxvi. 72. 83. 


Offences, Ireland : 


114. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
making provision for the Payment of the Expenses of Parties 
under the provisions of the Bill for the more impartial Trial of 
Offences in certain cases in Ireland ; Lxxxvuit. 286. 


Parliament, Houses of : 

115. Motion, That a Select Committee be appointed to con- 
sider the Case of the late Speaker and Officers of the Houses of 
Parliament who suffered by the Fire of the former Houses of Par- 
liament (Queen’s); xc11. 592. 


Parliamentary Representation : 

116. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
making provision for the Payments and Expenses to the Chair- 
man, Recorders, Barristers and Clerks of the Peace, under the 
Bill for amending the Representation of the People in Ireland; 
LXXXxvut. 400. See supra, 29; infra, 131. 


Parochial Registration : 

117. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
authorizing the Payment, out of the Consolidated Fund, of the 
Salaries of the Registrar-General and other Officers who may be 
appointed, under any Act of the present Session, for registering 
Births, Deaths and Marriages in England, and also the Expense 
of the General Registry Office; xc. 434. 


Peace Preservation Act, Ireland : 

118. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of pro- 
viding Remuneration to the Chairman of Sessions to be appointed 
under Bill for the better prevention and more speedy Punishment 
of Offences endangering the Public Peace in Ireland ; xc. 535. 


Penitentiary Houses : 
119. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
making provision out of the Consolidated Fund for the erecting 
of Penitentiary Houses in Ireland; txxvi. 299. 


Pensions :—See supra, 44. 


Police : 
120. Motions for Committees (whole House) to consider of Act 
1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 1183 txxvu. 372, To consider of the 
Salaries of Police Magistrates; txxx. 229.——To consider of 
granting Salaries to Justices to be appointed for the Metropolitan 





(1.)\—TZo various Matters other than Matters relative 
to the Committee of Supply—continued. 
Police—continued. 

Police; txxx1v. 318.—————To consider of Act 3 Geo. IV. ¢, 55, 
for the more effectual Administration of the office of a Justice of 
the Peace in and near the Metropolis, and for the more effectual} 
prevention of Depredations on the River Thames and its Vicinity, 
for Seven Years; of Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 21, to amend an Act for 
the more effectual Administration of the office of a Justice of the 
Peace in and near the Metropolis; of Act 10 Geo. IV. c. 45, to 
continue, until the 5th day of July 1832, for the more effectual 
Administration of a Justice of the Peace in and near the Metro- 
polis; also to consider of continuing the Payment of the Salaries 
to Justices of the Peace, and the other Payments thereby autho- 
rized to be made; Lxxxvu1. 192.———To consider of authorizing 
the advance of Money out of the Consolidated Fund towards de- 
fraying the Expenses of the Metropolitan Police; txxxvut. 649, 


Police (Ireland) :—See supra, 46. 67. 
Polish Exiles : 


121. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of an 
humble Address to be presented to His Majesty, That he will be 
graciously pleased to direct that some pecuniary Assistance be 
afforded to the Distressed Poles at present in this Country, and 
to assure His Majesty that this House will make good the same; 
LXXXIXx. 348. 


Poor :—See supra, 57. 
Poor Relief ({reland) : 


122. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of im- 
posing a Rate upon the Occupiers of Rateable Hereditaments for 
the more effectual Relief of the Poor; xc11. 35. 


Prerogative Court and Court of Faculties (Ireland): 

123. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of pro- 
viding for the Payment of a Salary in lieu of Fees to the Judge 
of the Prerogative Court and Court of Faculties, in Ireland; 
LXXXII. 458. 

Prisons in Ireland : 

124. Motions for Committees (whole House) to consider of 
enabling the Lord Lieutenant to advance out of Consolidated Fund 
such Sums as shall be requisite for payment of Inspectors General 
of Prisons in Ireland; txxvi1. 374. To consider of the neces- 
sary Expenses to he defrayed for the building, altering and enlarg- 
ing the Prisons in Ireland, and for Salaries to Two Inspectors 
General, and to the Marshal of the Marshalsea of the Four Courts 
in Dublin; txxx1. 153. 


Privy Council : 

125. Motions for Committees (whole Honse) to consider of 
making Annual Payments to Retired Judges attending the Judi- 
cial Committee of the Privy Council ; txxxvi11. 420.—To con- 
sider of granting an Allowance to two Retired Colonial Judges who 
may regularly attend the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, 


as an Indemnity for the Expense which they may thereby incur; 
LXXXVIlI. 440. 


Regent’s Park :—See supra, 31. 37. 
Registrar of Deeds, &amp;c. (Ireland) : 


126. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
granting Compensation to the person now holding the office of Re- 
gistrar of the Office for registering Memorials of Deeds, Convey- 
ances and Wills in Ireland, upon the said office being abolished ; 
LXXxItl. 208. 


Registration of Freeholds :—See supra, 81. 


Roads and Bridges, Ireland : 

127. Motions for Committees (whole House) to consider of 
authorizing the advance of Money towards the making or repair- 
ing Roads and Bridges, and other Public Works in Ireland; 
LXxxv1. 603.——To consider of empowering the Lord Lieu- 
tenant of Ireland to advance, out of the Consolidated Fund, such 
Sum of Money to the Commissioners under Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. 
c. 33, for the extension and promotion of Public Works in Ireland, 
as he may think necessary for repairing the Post Roads in Ireland 
for one year ; LXxx1x. 550. See infra, 144. 


Roads and Conveyance of Prisoners (Ireland) : 

128. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of ena- 
bling the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to make a Grant from the 
Consolidated Fund in advance to the Board of Works in Ireland 
in certain cases for the Repair of Roads, and also for the purpose 
of defraying the Expenses of the Constabulary in Ireland, for the 
Conveyance of certain Classes of Prisoners ; xcu. 30. 


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Rolls, Master of: 


Salcey Forest Inclosure :—See supra, 80. 
Session, Court of, (Scotland) : 


Sheriffs’ Remuneration, Scotland : 


Shubenaccadie Canal : 


Slavery, Abolition of : 


Slave Trade : 


(1.)—To various Matters other than Matters relative 
to the Committee of Supply—continued. 


129. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of au- 
thorizing the payment out of the Consolidated Fund of an annual 
Salary to the Master of the Rolls and the Preacher at the Rolls 
Chapel (Queen’s); xcir. 509. 


130. Motions for Committees (whole House) to consider of 
Acts relating thereto ; Lxxv. 245,.—Lxxv1, 65.—Lxxvil. 372, —— 
To consider of making provision for the Payment of the Salaries 
and Compensations to Officers of the Court of Session in Scot- 
land, which may be granted in pursuance of any Act of the 
present Session; xc1. 656.———To consider of providing for the 
Compensations and Expenses which may arise under any Act to 
be passed in the present Session of Parliament, to make certain 
Alterations in the Establishments of Clerks and Officers of the 
Court of Session and Court of Commission for Teinds in Scotland, 
and also under any other Act for the more effectual Recovery 
of Small Debts in the Sheriffs’ Courts in Scotland; xcrt. 97. 
See supra, 93. 


131. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
making provision for the Payments to Sheriffs, under the Act for 
amending the Representation of the People in Scotland ; txxxvu1. 
379. 


132. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
authorizing the advance of a Sum of Money out of the Consoli- 
dated Fund of the United Kingdom, for defraying the Expenses 
of forming the Shubenaccadie Canal in Nova Scotia; ixxxv. 517. 


133. Motions for Committees (whole House) to consider of pro- 
viding for the Extinction of Negro Slavery in His Majesty’s Co- 
lonies, and for authorizing the advance of Money for the Relief of 
the Proprietors of Estates and Slaves in those Colonies in which 
the same shall take place; Lxxxviul. 383.———To consider of 
making further Provisions in relation to Compensations to Owners 
of Slaves; xc1. 741. 


134. Motions for Committees (whole House) to consider of Act, 
and of granting Bounties on the Capture of Slaves; txxvuit. 256. 
—.Lxxix. 55.———To consider of authorizing the payment of 
Bounties on Slaves, and of the other Expenses attending the Exe- 
cution of the Conventions relating to the Traffic in Slaves, made 
between His Majesty and the King of the French, presented in 
the last Session of Parliament; txxxvim. 649.— —Motion for 
Committee (whole Honse) to consider of Treaties made with 
France, Denmark and Sardinia, and of authorizing the payment 
of Bounties on Slaves captured, and of other Expenses attending 
the Execution of the said Treaties; xc. 573.———Treaty with 
Spain, xcr. 76. 


Southwark Bridge : 


135. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of Pe- 
tition for Provision in Southwark Bridge Bill; txxrx. 481. 


Survey of Townlands, Ireland : 

136. Motions for Committees (whole House) to consider of 
Advances to be made to Surveyors for the purpose of defraying 
Expenses to be incurred in settling the Boundaries of Baronies, 
Townlands and Parishes in Ireland ; xxx. 450.— —To consider 
of the Amount of Salaries of Officers to be appointed under any 
Act to be passed in the present Session relating to the Valuation 
of Ireland; xcr. 641. 


Teinds Commission :—See supra, 130. 


Tithe Commutation, England : 
137. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
authorizing the Treasury to direct Payments to be made out of 
the Consolidated Fund to Commissioners who may be appointed 
in pursuance of any Act for the Commutation of Tithes in Eng- 
land; xc1. 263. 


Tithes (Ireland): 
138. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
authorizing the Lord Lieutenant to advance out of Consolidated 
Fund a Sum for defraying the Expenses of giving effect to a Com- 
position for Tithes in Ireland; uxxviu. 406,———Motions for 
referring to a Committee of the whole House Report which, 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII, (1820—1837.) 





IV. His or Her Majesty’s Recommendation signified—continued. 


(1.)—To various Matters other than Matters relative 
to the Committee of Supply—continued. 


Tithes, Ireland—continued. 


upon the 17th day of February 1832, was made from the Select 
Committee appointed to inquire into the Collection and Payment 
of Tithes in Ireland, and the state of the Laws relating thereto, 
and to report their Observations thereupon to the House; 
LXXXVII. 175,————To consider of Act 2 Will. IV. c. 41, to faci- 
litate the Recovery of Tithes in certain Cases in Ireland, and for 
Relief of the Clergy of the Established Church; ixxxviit. 480. 
———Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of the 
Application of the Balance remaining undisposed of under the 
said Act, to provide Funds for the purpose of General Education, 
and to make Payments out of the Consolidated Fund in certain 
Cases, under the Church of Ireland Bill; xc. 490. 


Van Diemen’s Land Company : 


139. Motion for a Bill for the Cultivation and Improvement 
of Waste Lands in the Settlemeut of Van Diemen’s Land; ixxx. 


205. 


Welland Canal: 


140. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of autho- 
rizing the advance of a Sum of Money, under certain conditions, 
to the President and Directors of the Welland Canal Navigation, 


towards defraying the expenses of completing the said Canal ; 
LXXXIII. 522. 


West India Islands: 


141. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
enabling His Majesty to grant Relief to Persons connected with the 
Islands of Jamaica, Barbadoes, Saint Vincent and Saint Lucia, in 
consequence of Losses sustained by them in the Insurrection in the 
Island of Jamaica, and the Hurricane in the other Islands; 
LXXXVII, 443. See supra, 56. 


West Indies; Ecclesiastical Establishment : 


142. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of pro- 
viding for the Expenses of an Ecclesiastical Establishment in the 
West Indies ; txxx. 496. 


Works, Board of : 


143. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of cer- 
tain Allowances to the Commissioners of the Board of Works in 
Ireland, on their Retirement ; .xx1x. 169.— —Motion for Bill for 
uniting the Office of the Surveyor General of His Majesty’s Works 
and Public Buildings with the Office of the Commissioners of 
His Majesty’s Woods, Forests and Land Revenues, and for other 
purposes relating to the Land Revenues; Lxxxvit. 14. 


Works, Public : 


144. Motions for Committees (whole House); To consider 
of enabling His Majesty to authorize the issue of Exchequer Bills 
to an amount to be limited, for Public Works in Great Britain, 
upon due Security given; Lxxxvi. 687.— —-To consider of 
enabling His Majesty to authorize a further issue of Exchequer 
Bills for Public Works in Great Britain, upon due Security 
given ; LXxx1x. 558.———To consider of authorizing a further 
Advance of Exchequer Bills, for carrying on Public Works 
and Fisheries in the United Kingdom (Queen’s); xcu. 575. 
——— To consider of authorizing the Lord Lieutenant to 
advance Sums out of Consolidated Fund for making Roads, 
or carrying on other Public Works in Ireland ; txxvi. 274. 
——— _ To consider of authorizing the Lord Lieutenant to 
advance Sums out of Consolidated Fund for Public Works, 
and for Relief of Distresses; uxxvur. 405. To consider 
of Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 112, to authorize the further advance 
out of the Consolidated Fund for the completion of Works of a 
Public Nature, and for the encouragement of the Fisheries ; txxx1. 
227, To consider of enabling His Majesty to authorize 
advances, by way of Loan, to a limited amount, for local purposes 
in Ireland; txxxvi. 587.———To consider of making provision 
out of the Consolidated Fund for the Salaries of the Commissioners, 
under the Bill for the extension and promotion of Public Works 
in Ireland; txxxvi. 683.———To consider of authorizing fur- 
ther Advances out of the Consolidated Fund, to be applied, with 
uny Money already authorized to be issued, to the promotion and 
construction of Public Works in Ireland; xem. 314. 


Writs of Error : 

145. Motion for Committee (whole House) to consider of 
making Compensation to Officers of the Courts of Justice in 
England and Wales, who may be affected by the operation of 
the Bill for preventing frivolous Writs of Error; 1xxx. 550, 


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IV. His or Her Majesty’s Recommendation signified—continued. 


(2.)\—To various Matters relative to the Committee 


of Supply : 
Gaudaloupe Claims : 
146. Motion for referring to Committee of Supply the Report 
from Committee on Petition relative to Gaudaloupe Claims ; 
LXxvIi. 390. 


Militia Estimates : 

147. Motion for referring Reports from Committees appointed 
to prepare Estimates of the Charge of the Disembodied Militia of 
Great Britain and Ireland; For 1820; ixxv. 380. 1821; 
LXXVI, 302. 1823; LXxxvill. 379.——1824; LxxIx. 248.—— 
1825; Lxxx. 365. 1826; LXxx1. 202. ——1827 5 Lxxx11. 450. 

1830; Lxxxv.609.——1832; Lxxxvul.444.——1833; LXXXVIII. 
629. 1835; xc. 603.——1836; xcI. 757. 1837 (Queen’s) ; 
xcil. 583. 


New Street: 
148, Motion for referring to the Committee of Supply, Act 53 
Geo. ITI. c. 121, for making a more convenient Communication 
from Marylebone Park to Charing Cross; txxv. 340. 





(2.)—To various Matters relative to the Committee 
of Supply—continued. 


Public Documents : 


149. Motion for referring to the Commitee of Supply, Report 
of 1 March 1833, made from the Select Committee appointed to 
consider of the best mode of affording to the Members of this 
House Information to be derived from Public Documents, with 
a view to economy, facility of Access, and clearness of Arrange- 
ment; LXxxvitI. 317. 


West India Islands: 


150. Motion for referring to Committee of Supply, Copies of 
Despatches addressed to the Secretary of State by the Governor of 
Barbadoes, St. Vincent and St. Lucia, and the Extract of a Let- 
ter from the Bishop of Barbadoes, relating to the late Hurricane 
in the West Indies, presented 23 February 1832; txxxvu. 154, 
443. 


V. His Majesty's Pleasure signified to the House: 


151. By the Lord Chancellor, as one of the Lords’ Commis- 
sioners appointed to open a New Parliament, That the House of 
Commons should proceed to the Choice of a Speaker, and present 
him for His Majesty’s Royal Approbation at a particular time, 
(In 1820); txxv. 108. 1826-27 ; Lxxxu. 8. 1830-31 ; 
LXXXxvI. 6, 1831 5 LXXxvI. 522. 1833 ; LXXXVIII. 4.—— 
1835; xc. 4. 

152. By Messages from the Lords, That His Majesty had 
appointed certain times to be attended with Addresses of both 
Houses; txxxvil. 424,—.xxx1x. 237. 

153. By a Member, That His Majesty would be attended by 
the House (with Addresses) at certain times, Lxxv. 119.—LxxvI. 8. 
—LXXVII. 10.—Lxxxil. 29.—.Lxxxvi. 22. 540.—Lxxxvul. 12.— 
LXXXVIII. 30,—LXXXIX. 12.—xc. 34.—xcl. 11. 





154. By a Member, That His Majesty had declared his Royal 
Pleasure that the Annuities granted to him as Duke of Clarence 
should cease and determine; Lxxxvi. 460. 


155. By a Member, That His Majesty and Her Majesty had 
declared their Royal Pleasure, that the Annuities granted to Her 
Majesty, as Duchess of Clarence, should cease and determine ; 
LXxxvi. 460. 


156. By the Lord Chancellor, (The King or Queen being 
present in the House of Peers), That Parliament should be pro- 
rogued ; LXXxvil, 487. — LXx1x. 539.—Lxxxv. 658.—Lxxxvi. 518, 
935.—Lxxxvil. 591.—LXXXVIII. 735.—LXXxIx. 604.—xc. 662.— 
xcr. 843.—xcu. 671. 


See infra, 158-161. 


VI. His Majesty's Approbation signified to the House: 


157. By the Lord Chancellor, as one o the Lords Commissioners ; His Majesty’s Approbation of Mr Speaker Elect ; txxv. 108.— 


LXXX1l. 8.—LxxxVI. 6. 522.—LXXXVIII. 4.—xXC. 4. 


VII. His Majesty places at the Disposal of Parliament : 


Hereditary Revenues : 
158. His Interest therein (George IV. by Royal Speech at the 
opening of the Session); txxv. 110. 


Hereditary Revenues, Droits of the Crown and Amiralty, 
and West India Duties: 
159. His Interest therein (William IV. by Royal Speech at 
the opening of the Session); txxxvi. 9. 


For the purposes of Bills: 


Church Temporalities (Ireland) Bill: 


160. “ His Interests in the Temporalities, and Custody thereof, 
of the several Bishopricks and Archbishopricks in Ireland;” 
LXXXVHI. 381. 


Church of Ireland Bill: 


161. “ His Interests in the Dignities and Benefices of the 
Church of Ireland;” xc. 447.—xc1. 427. 


VIII. Incidental Proceedings relative to The King or Queen : 


162. The King confirms all the Rights and Privileges of the 
Commons, particularly that their Persons, Estates and Servants 
may be free from Arrest, &amp;c. as claimed by the Speaker, at the 
beginning of new Parliaments; txxv. 109. — Lxxxul. 8.—LXXxvI. 
7. 523.—LXXXVIII. 5.—xc. 5. 

163. Demise of the Crown by the Death of King George 1V. 
and Recognition of the Accession of King William IV.; ixxxv. 
586. His Majesty’s Declaration thereupon, 587. 


164. Demise of the Crown by the Death of King William IV. 
and Recognition of the Accession of Queen Victoria; xci. 488. 
Her Majesty’s Declaration thereupon, 489. 

165. Resolution of the House, to be laid before The King; 
LXxvull. 316. 





166. Resolutions and Evidence taken before a Select Com- 
mittee, to be laid before the King; xc. 534. 

167. Resolution, Nem.con., That the House doth agree with 
the Lords in an Address to His Majesty upon the late Outrage 
upon His Person; txxxvu. 421. 

168. Part of King’s Speech at the Close of a former Session; 
Read, txxxvitl. 7. 

169. King’s Message of a former Session ; Read, and ordered 
to be taken into consideration on the same day after sitting late ; 
LXXXxVI. 642. 

170. His Majesty directs Mr. Speaker to give Notice to the 
House, That he had appointed a Gallery forthe House in West- 
minster Abbey at the Solemnity of the Coronation; txxxvi. 792. 


IX. Questions Negatived or Superseded, and Motions Withdrawn : 


Quit Rents, Tenements, &amp;c., the Property of His Majesty, in right 

of the Crown, in Ireland ; Withdrawn, txxvu. 334. 
See Accounts and Papers, 80. 1207, &amp;c. 1462. 1664, &amp;e. 
3315. 4961. 5041-5045. 6649, &amp;c. Addresses, 1-35. 339. 


171. That the Influence now posssessed by the Crown is unne- 
cessary for maintaining its Constitutional Prerogatives ; Superseded 
by reading the other Orders of the Day; txxvu. 370. 

172. For appointing a Committee to inquire into the conduct 
of Mr. Nash with reference to the Crown Lands in the County 
of Middlesex ; txxxv. 123. 

173. Foran Address for Copies of Minute or Minutes of the 
Lords of the Treasury respecting the Private Property of his late 
Majesty ; Withdrawn, xxv. 397. 

174. For an Address for a Return of the Income of all Lands, 





378. 692. Bills, 15-29. Civil List. Committees, 117- 
122. 196. 771-773. 957. 1228. 1264-1267. 1337. 1359. 
1406. Conferences, 31. House,7-14. Messages, 1-25- 
Land Revenue. Resolutions, 1. South Sea Company. 
Speeches. Supply, 1. 3, 4, 6. 9. 168, &amp;c. 198, &amp;c. Woods 
and Forests. 


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King, 

















KING——LABOURERS. 


629 





King, Sir Abraham Bradley :—see Accounts 


and Papers, 5869. Addresses, 693. Petitions, 1216. Supply, 
17. 286. 


King’s Bench, Court of, (England) : 
Bills relative to: 


1. For giving further facilities to the Proceedings in the Court 
of King’s Bench, and for giving certain powers to Justices of 
Assize; Ordered, Lxxv. 232. Presented; printed; 232. Motion, 
That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, superseded by adjourn- 
ment, 334. R. A. 455. 


2. To enable the Chief Justice, or in his absence any Judge 
of the same Court, to try Middlesex Issues elsewhere than in 
Westminster Hall; Ordered; presented; read; uLxxv. 292. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 339. R.A. 346. 


3. Further facilitating the Despatch of Business in that Court ; 
Ordered, txxv1. 106. Presented; printed; 111. R. a. 237. 


4. To repeal above Act; Ordered, txxvur. 248. 
248. Committee put off for Six Months, 335. 


5. To repeal Act 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. and to make other Provi- 
sions; Ordered, txxvir. 335. Presented, 353. Printed, 357. 
Re-committed, 449. rn. a. 476. 


6. To abolish the Sale of Offices in the Court of King’s Bench, 
and to make Provision for the Lord Chief Justice; Ordered, 
txxx. 491. Presented; printed; 502. Committed, 511. In- 
struction to make provision for granting an Annuity of £.4,000 
to any Person who shall have executed the Office of Chief Justice 
of the Court of King’s Bench, and who shall have resigned the 
same; Bill considered; 514. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
618. RB. A, 626. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3292-3300. 
Courts of Justice, England, 5, &amp;c. 


Presented, 


Addresses, 691. 
Petitions, 1212. 





King’s Bench Court, (Ireland): 


and Papers, 3301. 3305. Clerk of the Crown, 2. 
Courts of Justice, Ireland, 1, &amp;e. 


See Accounts 
Committees, 


King’s Bench Prison :—Marshal of the King’s 


Bench Prison to bring a Member in his custody to the Bar of the 
House at the time a Petition against the Return of the said Mem- 
ber is ordered to be taken into consideration, if the said Member 
shall signify a desire to the said Marshal to be so brought up, 
and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants accordingly ; txxv. 263, 
— ——To bring Prisoners in safe custody to Select Committees as 
often as their attendance shall be thought necessary ; Mr. Speaker 
to issue his Warrants accordingly ; Lxx x11. 321.—xc. 533. See 
Accounts and Papers, 3306-3312. Committees, 1488. Debtors, 





9. Petitions, 1213. 


er . 
King’s County Assizes :—Bil for holding the 
Assizes for the King’s County Twice in every Year at Tullamore 
instead of Philipstown; Ordered, Lxxxvu. 290. Presented; 
printed; 291. Petition against; From Inhabitants of Philips- 
town; 339. Petitions in favour; From King’s County; Philips- 
town; 347. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 434. R. a. 460. 
See Accounts and Papers, 3314. 


King’s County Stipendiary Magistrates : 


—See Accounts and Papers, 6803. 
re &gt; + 
King’s Inns, Dublin :—see Dubin, 10. 
. 5 . 
King S Library s——See Accounts and Papers, 3315. 


Committees, 957. Supply, 9. 


. &gt; 7 
King S Printers :——See Accounts and Papers, 3316- 
3318. Committees, 944-946. Petitions, 1215. 


Kingston-upon-Hull : Bills relative to: 


Merchant Seamen’s Fund: 

1. To repeal so much of Act 4 &amp; 5 Will. IV. c. 52, for Re- 
lief of Merchant Seamen, as excepts the Guild of the Trinity 
House of Hull from its Provisions; xc. 280. Presented, 285. 
Printed, 292. Passed, 558. Not returned from the Lords. 

Pilotage : 

2. For better regulating the Pilotage of the Port of Kingston- 
upon-Hull, and of the River Humber, and for other purposes 
relating thereto; Referred, txxxvi1. 59. Bill ordered, 66. 
Presented, 69. Petitions against, 146. 169. 328. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 431. R. a. 461. 


Trinity House : 
3. For the better regulation of the Corporation of the Trinity 
House of Kingston-upon-Hull ; Ordered, xc1. 483. Presented ; 
printed; 545. Second Reading deferred, 685. Not proceeded in. 
Petitions against ; From, Guild of Masters and Pilots, Seamen 
of the Trinity House of Kingston-upon-Hull; Younger Brethren 
of the Trinity House of Kingston-upon-Hull; xc. 632. 
Petitions in favour ; From Guardians of the Poor of Kingston- 
upon-Hull ; Merchants and others of Kingston-upon-Hull ; xct. 
680. 
See Accounts and Papers, 3821-3326. 
1217, 1218. Poor, 86. 


Knight, late Richard Payne :—see British 
Museum, 2. 

Knights of the Bath :—See Accounts and Papers, 
3328. Addresses, 694. Committees, 61. 

Knightsbridge Barracks :—see Committees,1390. 
Petitions, 1435. 


Kyan’s Patent 2——See Accounts and Papers, 3329. 


Companies, 8. 76. 
? 


Docks, 66. 
Turnpikes, 575-578. 


Petitions, 








L. 


Labour Rate -——See Accounts and Papers, 3330. Ad- 


dresses, 695. 


Labourers &gt;See Accounts and Papers, 3331, 3332. Com- 
mittees, 948, 949. Petitions, 1224. Wages, 1. 


Labourers in Agriculture ; Bills relative to: 


1. For the better Employment of Labourers in Agricultural 
Parishes in the Winter; Ordered, txxrx. 230. Presented ; 
printed; 235. Petition of Henry Lilley Smith, respecting Me- 
dical Attendance on the Poor; Referred, 298. Petition of 
Owners and Occupiers of Land in Grimshoe, in favour, 417, r. 
Order for Second Reading discharged, 325. 


2. For the better Employment of Labourers in Agricultural 


Parishes ; Ordered, txxxvit. 269. Presented ; printed; 270. As 
amended, printed, 305. Petitions in favour; From Bosham 
(Two Petitions); 420. Bill re-committed ; as amended, printed, 
820. 437. Re-committed, 476. Reported; as amended, printed ; 
480. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 562. rR. a. 570. 


3. For explaining and amending an Act of the second and 
third years of his present Majesty for the better Employment of 
Labourers in Agricultural Parishes; From the Lords; txxxviu. 
om Printed, 576. First Reading put off for Three Months, 

14, 

4. To explain and amend an Act of the second and third 
years of his present Majesty’s reign, for the better Employment of 


GEN, INDEX. 


LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 


Labourers in Agriculture : Bills—cont?. 


Labourers in Agricultural Parishes; Ordered, txxxtx. 163. 
Presented; printed; 164. Petition of Owners and Occupiers of 
Land in the Hundred of Farnham, Surrey, in favour, 354. Se- 
cond Reading put off for Six Months, 354. 





5. For the better Employment of Labourers in Agricultural 
Parishes ; Ordered ; presented ; printed ; Lxxxvu1.614. Second 
Reading put off for Three Months, 639. 


6. (General Inclosure); For encouraging and facilitating the 
Employment of Labourers in Agriculture; Ordered, Lxxxvuit. 
261. Presented; printed; 264. Committed to a Select Com- 
mittee, 379. (See Committees, 947.) Reported ; as amended, 
printed; 438. Further Consideration of Report deferred, 486. 
Not proceeded in. See Inclosures, 7. 


Petition against ; From Inhabitants of Clapham, Wandsworth, 
Battersea and Streatham; LXxXxvit. 393. 

Petitions in favour ; From Hockering ; txxxvu. 471. Kelsale, 
462. 

Petition for a Clause against the Inclosure of any Open Waste 
or Commonable Lands, situate within Five Miles of any City or 
Town, the Population of which exceeds Ten Thousand Persons ; 
From Inhabitants of Bristol, txxxvi1. 442, Pp. 

See also Distress. Petitions, 1224. 

12, &amp;e. Wages, 1. 


Poor and Poor Laws, 





Lagan 
7U + 








630 LAGAN 





LAND TAX. 














Lagan Navigation :—see Accounts and Papers, 
3335-3342. Committees, 461. 






° ° 

Lancashire Assizes :——Motion for bringing in a Bill 
for adjourning the Assizes from Lancaster: to Liverpool and 
Manchester; Debate thereupon adjourned ; txxxvut1. 231. De- 
hate resumed; Amendment proposed ; Amendment and Motion 
withdrawn ; 272. See Petitions, 1230. 











Lancaster *—See Accounts and Papers, 3345-3356. Ad- 
dresses, 323. 696-698. Common Pleas, Court of, Lancaster. 
County Courts, 5. Court Houses, 10. Elections, 901. 
Pavings, 125. Petitions, 1231-1233. Tithes, 54. 







Land :——See Charities, 1, &amp;e. County, Transfer of Land. 
Lands and Tenements. Poor and Poor Laws, 35, 42, &amp;e. 
Survey and Valuation of Ireland, 4, &amp;c. Waste Lands. 






Land Revenue: Bills relative to: 

1. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to improve the Land 
Revenues of the Crown, and for making provision for the better 
Management thereof; [The King’s Consent signified ;] Bill ordered, 
LXxvi. 271. Presented; printed; 297. Re-committed, 335. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 442. R. a. 442. 

2. To enable the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury to sell 
out certain Annuities, and to facilitate the Sales of Fee-farm Rents, 
and of small Portions of the Land Revenue of the Crown; Or- 
dered, txxrx. 231. Presented; printed; 232. Instruction for 
advancing Money out of the Consolidated Fund to repay Sums 
due to the Bank of England and Royal Exchange Assurance 
Company, 389. R. a. 450. 

3. Motion for bringing in a Bill to consolidate and amend 
Acts relating to the Management and Improvement of the Land 
Revenue of the Crown; King’s Consent signified, and Bill or- 
dered; txxx1v. 253. Presented; printed; 260. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 398. rR. a. 399. 

4. To authorize the Application of part of the Land Revenue 
of the Crown for the Repair and Improvement of Buckingham 
House; Ordered, txxx. 524. Presented; printed; 535. rR. a. 
603. To authorize the Application of part of the Land Re- 
venue of the Crown for the completion of the Repair and Improve- 
ment of Buckingham Palace ; Ordered, txxxvu. 16. Presented ; 
printed; 21. Rr. a. 95.———To authorize the Application of part 
of the Land Revenue of the Crown for providing Fixtures, Fur- 
niture, &amp;e. for Buckingham Palace; Ordered; presented ; 
Motion for reading 1° superseded by adjournment; Lxxxvu. 673. 
As amended, printed, 693. R. a. 726, 

5. Motion for leave to bring ina Bill to authorize Church- 
wardens and Overseers to inclose Land belonging to the Crown 
for the Benefit of Poor Persons residing in the Parish in which 
such Crown Land is situated; The King’s Consent signified, and 
Bill ordered ; presented ; Lxxxv1.927. R. a. 935. 

6. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for the Management and 
Improvement of the Land Revenue of the Crown in Ireland ; The 
King’s Consent signified; Bill ordered; presented; printed ; 
Lxxx11.396. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 609. rR. a. 610. 









































7. For promoting the Improvement of a District of Mountain 
Land belonging to the Crown in the Counties of Limerick, Cork 
and Kerry, by making new Roads through the ‘same, and to 
encourage the Employment of the Poor Jnhabitants thereof; 
Ordered, txxxvut. 305. Presented; printed; 309. nr. a. 430. 









8. Motien for leave to bring in a Bill to authorize the Here- 
ditary Land Revenues of the Crown in Scotland being placed 
under the Management of the Commissioners of the Land Reve- 
nues; The King’s Recommendation signified; Motion agreed to; 
Bill ordered; presented; printed; Lxxxv11.'562. R.A. 586, 






















9. Motion for bringing in a Bill to extend and enlarge the 
Powers of the Commissioners of His Majesty’s Woods, Forests 
and Land Revenues, Works and Buildings, in relation to the 
Management and Disposition of the Land Revenue of the Crown 
in Scotland ; The King’s Consent signified ; Bill ordered, txxxvut. 
642. Presented; printed; 644. Rr. a. 726. 

See Accounts and Papers, 6463-64183. 6805. Addresses, 22. 
Buckingham House. Committees, 401. 950,951. King, 
8-20. Pavings, 4, &amp;c. Supply, 287. Woods and 
Forests. 


Land ‘l'ax: Bills relative to: 
1. For appointing Commissioners to carry into execution the 
Land Tax Act; Ordered, txxv1.170. Presented, 182. Members 
ordered to prepare Lists; Resolutions of 31 May 1786, relative to 
delivering in Lists, read; 185. R.A. 492. 
2. For appointing Commissioners for carrying into execution 
Act of Jast Session; Ordered; presented; printed; txxxu. 45, 








Land Tax: Bills relative to—continued. 


Members to prepare Lists ; Resolutions of 31 May 1786, relative 
to preparing Lists, read; 278. R. a. 598. 

3. For appointing Commissioners for carrying into execution 
several Acts granting an Aid to His Majesty by a Land Tax to be 
raised in Great Britain; Ordered, txxxvi. 153. Presented, 156, 
Committed; Knights of the Shire and other Members to prepare 
Lists of Commissioners’ Names; Resolutions of 31 May 1786, 
relative to preparing Lists, read; 162. Committee deferred, 502, 
Not proceeded in. 

4. Toappoint Commissioners for carrying into execution several 
Acts, granting an Aid to His Majesty by a Land Tax to be raised 
in Great Britain, and certain Duties on Offices and Pensions in 
England; Ordered, xc1. 237. Presented, 237. Members to pre- 
pare Lists of Commissioners’ Names ; Resolutions of the House of 
31 May 1786, relative to delivering in Lists, read; 252. ra, 
800. 

5. For appointing additional Commissioners to put in execu- 
tion the Acts for granting an Aid to his Majesty by a Land Tax, 
and continuing the Duties on Personal Estates, Offices and Pen- 
sions; Ordered, txxxvit. 465. Presented, 486. Committed ; 
usual Orders relative to Lists to be delivered in by Members; 490, 
R.A. O86. 

6. To appoint additional Commissioners for executing the Acts 
for granting an Aid by a Land Tax, and for continuing the Duties 
upon Personal Estates, Offices and Pensions; Ordered, txxxvim, 
597. Presented, 601. Committed; usual Orders relative to Lists 
to be delivered in by Members, 608. Rr. 4.726. 

7. For rectifying: Mistakes in the Names of Land Tax Commis- 
sioners, ke.; Ordered, xxv. 48. Presented, 48. Rr. a. 126, 

8. For rectifying Mistakes in the Names of the Land Tax 
Commissioners, &amp;c.; Ordered, txxvui. 157. Presented, 167. 
rR. A. 471. 

9. For rectifying Mistakes in the Names of the Land Tax 
Commissioners, &amp;e.; Ordered, txxxm1. 242. Presented, 246, 
Members to prepare Lists; Resolutions relative to preparing 
Lists, read; 256. R. a. 482. 

10. To amend the Laws relating to Land and Assessed Taxes, 
so far as respects Receivers General in England and Wales; 
Ordered, Lxxvut. 78. Presented; printed; 82. Again printed, 
154. Re-committed; reported, and again printed; 331. Re- 
committed, 414. Reported; re-committed ; reported, and again 
printed; 417. R.A. 471. 

11. To amend and render more effectual the several Acts 
passed for the Redemption and Sale of the Land Tax ; Ordered ; 
presented ; printed; txx1x. 399. Report put off for Six Months, 
493. 

12. To provide for the application of Monies arising in certain 
cases of Assessments for Land Tax; Ordered, txxx. 159. Pre- 
sented; printed ; 165. Instruction to make Provision for the 
better regulation of the future Assessment of the Land Tax; 
Bill reported, and, as amended, printed ; 266. Re-committed, 
316. Reported, and, as amended, printed, 366. R. a. 517. 

13. To amend the Laws relating to the Land and Assessed 
Taxes, and to consolidate the Boards of Stamps and Taxes ; 
Ordered, txxx1x. 489. Presented; printed; 492. R. a. 594. 

14. To relieve certain Persons professing the Roman Catholic 
Faith from Double Assessment; Ordered, txxxu. 487. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 507. Passed, 607. Not returned from the Lords. 

15. To explain and amend Acts so far as relate to Double 
Assessments of the Land Tax; Ordered, txxxim. 16. Presented ; 
printed; 16. Reported; re-committed; considered; reported ; 
Report to be further considered; and Bill, as amended, printed ; 
236. Third Reading deferred, 526. 

16. To explain and amend Acts relating to the Land Tax, in 
so far as they impose Double Land Tax on Roman Catholics; 
Ordered, txxxvi. 306. Order of Leave for Bill discharged ; 
Another Bill ordered ; 450. 

17. To explain and amend Acts 34 &amp; 38 Geo. III. so far as 
the same relate to Double Assessments of Land Tax; Ordered, 
LXxxvi. 450. Presented; printed ; 450. Committee deferred, 
502. Not procecded in. 

18. To explain and amend Acts in so far as they impose Double 
Land Tax on Roman Catholics; Ordered, txxxvi. 577. Pre- 
sented; printed; 587. nr. a. 861. 


Motions relative to: 

19. That there are Sixty-five Receivers General of Land and 
Assessed Taxes in England and Wales, who receive an allowance 
of £. 41,415, and of £. 41,984, in the Years ending 5 January 1820 
and 1821; Question amended; Select Committee appointed 5 


LXxvi. 194. (See Committees, 953.) 
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Land Tax : Bills relative to—continued. 


20. That by the Returns presented to this House, That the 
Land Tax of England and Wales, made perpetual by Act 38 Geo. 
III. c. 60, was fixed at £. 1,989,673, &amp;c.; Withdrawn, xxvii. 466. 

See Accounts and Papers, 3357. 3384-3395. Assessed 
Taxes, 12, &amp;e. Committees, 400. 405. 952. 953. 1475. 
Petitions, 1240, 1241. Revenue, 5. Supply, 986, &amp;c. 


Landed Property :—see Real Property. 
Landed Securities :—see Loans on Security. 


Landlords :——See Lands and Tenements. Petitions, 1238. 
Poor and Poor Laws, 20, &amp;e. Tenants. 


Lands and Tenements :—Bills relative to 
Lands and Tenements, and Landlords and 


Tenants : 

1. To enable Landlords more speedily to recover Possession 
of Farms unlawfully held over by Tenants ; Ordered; presented ; 
printed ; xxv. 292. As amended, prinied, 339. Re-committed, 
380, R. A. 468. 

2. To facilitate and render less expensive the Recovery of the 
Possession of Lands and Tenements in all cases of Tenancy, on 
the Determination of the Term, and after Notice to quit ; Ordered, 
uxxxvill. 642. Not presented. 


3. To facilitate and render less expensive the Recovery of 
Possession of Lands and Tenements after Notice to quit; Or- 
dered, txxx1x. 12. Not presented. 


4. For facilitating the Recovery of the Possession of Tene- 
ments after the Determination of the Tenancy; Ordered, xc1. 
225. Presented; printed; 354. Petitions in favour; From, 
Manchester ; Tower Hamlets; 653. Committee put off for 
Three Weeks, 822. ' 

5. For facilitating the Recovery of the Possession of Tene- 
ments after the Determination of the Tenancy; Ordered, xcu. 
85. Presented; printed; 85. Bill considered; Proceedings 
in Committee ; Committee report Progress; 473. Not proceeded 
in. 

Petitions in favour ; From, Ashton-under-Lyne, xci1. 316. 
—Bolton, 362. Brixton, 473. Bury, 362. Chorlton-upon-Med- 
lock, 439.—Leicester, 473.—Manchester, 596.—Newport (Mon- 
mouth), 568. Newton, 331.—Oldham, 331.—Shields, South, 406. 
—Tower Hamlets, 385. 

Petition against ; From William Theobald; xcn. 381. 


Ireland : 

6. To extend the Benefit of Acts 56 &amp; 58 Geo. III. respecting 
| the Recovery of Tenements in Ireland ; Ordered; presented ; 
| printed ; txxv. 229. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 400. R. a. 
422, 

7. To amend the Law of Ireland respecting the Sub-letting of 
Tenements ; Ordered ; 1xxx. 111. Presented; Second Reading 
1 put off for Three Months; printed; 622. 

8. To amend the Law of Ireland respecting the Assignment 
and Sub-letting of Lands and Tenements; Bill ordered, txxx1. 
147. Presented; printed; 153. R. a. 325. 


‘ 9. To explain and amend above Act; Ordered, Lxxxv. 48. 
;. Presented; printed; 88. As amended, printed, 339. Re-com- 
. mitted; reported, and, as amended, printed; 469. Further con- 
¥ sideration of Report deferred, 592. Not proceeded in. 

\: 10. To amend Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 29; Ordered, Lxxxvi. 64. 
1; Not presented. 

11. To repeal Act 7 Geo. 1V. and to substitute other Provi- 
te sions in lieu ; From the Lords ; txxxvi. 828. Read ; printed ; 
$3 840. Second Reading deferred, 901. Not proceeded in. 

d; 12. To repeal Act 7 Geo. IV. and to substitute other Provi- 


sions in lieu; Ordered; presented; printed; Lxxxvil.17. R. A. 
219 
as . 


ed, 13. For the Amendment of the Law of Landlord and Tenant 

ed, in Ireland; Ordered; xc. 414. Presented; printed; 471. Se- 
cond Reading deferred, 520. Not proceeded in. 

ble 14. For the Amendment of the Law of Landlord and Tenant 

re in Ireland; Ordered, xc1. 130. Presented; printed; 221. Se- 


cond Reading put off for Six Months, 620. 

Petitions in favour ; From, Ballinrobe; Donegore and Kil- 

bride ; Dunean ; Dunbo; xc1. 392. Islandeady, 402. Enniscorthy, 

and . Connor, 441. Killasser, 577. Dundalk; Inniskeen; 617. 


nce 15. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal Act 7 Geo. 
IV. c. 29; Question negatived thereupon; Lxxxvi. 58. 

eas See also Equitable Apportionments. Petitions, 1238. Poor 
That and Poor Laws, 35, &amp;c. Survey and Valuation of Ireland. 





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Larceny : Bills relative to: 


1. For consolidating and amending the Laws in England 
relative thereto, and certain other Offences respecting Property ; 
Ordered, txxx1. 146. Presented ; committed; reported; and, 
as amended, printed; 206. Re-committed ; reported; and, as 
amended, printed; 251. Furthgy consideration of Report put off 
for Three Months, 285. rs 

2. For consolidating and amending the Laws in England 
relative to Larceny; Ordered, .xxxu. 216. Presented, 309. 
Petition of Robert Gourlay, respecting the above Bill; 524, p. 
Bill committed; reported, and, as amended, printed; 310. 
Re-committed, 479. Reported, and, as amended, printed, 492. 
Re-committed, 508. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 581. R. a. 
587. 

3. For repealing various Statutes in England relative to 
Larceny, and other Offences ; Ordered, xxx. 217. Presented ; 
committed; reported, and, as amended, printed; 310. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 580. R. a. 587. 

4. To provide for the more Summary Trial of Persons accused 
of Simple Larceny; Ordered; presented; printed; txxxvimt. 513. 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 532. 


Ireland : 


5. To repeal the several Acts or parts of Acts in force in 
Ireland, relating thereto; Ordered, txxxim. 322. Presented ; 
printed; 340. Reported, as amended, printed, 396. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 521. R. A. 535. 

6. For consolidating and amending the Laws in Ireland re- 
lative to Larceny; Ordered, txxx11. 201. Presented; printed; 
208. Reported; as amended, printed ; 395. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 529. R. a. 535. 

7. To amend Two several Errors contained in an Act of 9 Geo. 
IV., for consolidating and amending the Laws in Ireland relative 
to Larceny, and other Offences connected therewith; From the 
Lords; xc. 532. Read; printed; 560. rR. a. 590. 

See Capital Punishment, 8. Criminal Justice, 9. Justices 
of the Peace. Juvenile Offenders, 2, &amp;c. 


Lastage and Ballastage :—see Thames Lastage 


and Ballastage. 


Law Ch arges -—— See Accounts and Papers, 3396-3398. 


Law Expenses. Supply, 288, 289. 


Law Expenses, Ireland :—Bin to prevent unne- 


cessary Expenses in Actions at Law in Ireland; Ordered, txx1x. 
150. Presented; printed; 170. Committed, 455. Report de- 
ferred, 531. 


Laws, Expiring :——See Addresses, 1415. Committees, 


406, 954. 


Law Proceedings :—see Accounts and Papers, 


3400-3403. Petitions, 1250. Stamps and Stamp Duties, 2. 13. 
18. 


Law ‘Terms :—see Courts of Justice, 4. 


Lay bach Declaration :——See Accounts and Papers, 
6680. 


Leasing-making : Bills relative to: 

1. To restrain the Punishment of Leasing-making, Sedition 
and Blasphemy in Scotland; Ordered, txxx. 380. Presented ; 
printed; 381. Rr. a. 586. 

2. For amending Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 47, for restricting the 
Punishment of Leasing-making, Sedition and Blasphemy in Scot- 
land; Ordered, xcu. 22. Presented; printed; 23. R. a. 186. 


Leather : Bills relative to : 


1. To repeal certain additional Duties and Drawbacks there- 
upon, and to grant other Drawbacks ; Ordered, txxvu. 314. Pre- 
sented, 405. R. A. 467. 

2. Torepeal the Duties of Excise and Drawbacks on Leather 
and the Laws relating thereto; Ordered, txxxv. 187. Presented ; 
printed ; 266. R. a. 499. 

3. To assimilate the Duties and Drawbacks on Hides, Skins, 
Leather, Parchment, Paper and Paper Hangings, manufactured 
in Ireland, to the Duties and Drawbacks payable in Great Britain ; 
Ordered, txx1x. 369. Presented, 379. R. a. 467. 


4. Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill for the Repeal of the 
Duty on Leather ; Ques. Neg. thereupon; Lxx1x. 381. 
See Accounts and Papers, 3414-3417. Committees, 407, 408. 
Hat Manufacture. Hides and Skins. Petitions, 1260. 


Lectures’ 























Lectures’ Publication :—Bit for preventing the 
Publication of Lectures without Consent; From the Lords, xc. 
564. Read; printed; 576. Bill passed, with Amendments, 633. 
Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 646. RB. a. 657. 


Leicester Borough :—wotion for summoning the 
Mayor, Treasurer and Town Clerk of Leicester to attend at the 
Bar of the House, to account for their not having made a Return to 
an Address; Withdrawn, txxx1. 351. 

See Accounts and Papers, 3434, 3435. 6807. Addresses, 793. 
Committees, 1391. Elections, 277. 497. Petitions, 1267, 1268. 


Leith :—Sce Accounts and Papers, 3436-3439. Committees, 
836. 837. Docks,70. Edinburgh, 6. Pavings, 130, Petitions, 
1269. 


Leith ‘Trinity House : 

1: Petition for a Bill for the Regulation of that Corporation ; 
Referred, uxxv.113. Reported; Bill ordered ; 233. Presented, 
240. R.A. 346. 

2. Petition for a Bill to alter and amend Act; Referred, txx1x. 
51. Reported; Bill ordered; 99. Presented, 118. R. a. 300, 


Leopold, H. R. H. Prince :—see Accounts and 


Papers, 756. 2917- 6808. 


Lescene and Escoflery :—see Accounts aud Pa- 
pers, 3440, 3441. 6809. Committees, 1477. Petitions, 1164. 
Supply, 290. 


Lessors 3 —— See Assessment of Lessors. 


Le tters :— Motion, That it is the opinion of this House, that 
any Person breaking open, detaining or suppressing any Letters 
addressed to Members of the House, is guilty of a Breach of 
Privilege; Prev. Ques. Neg.; uxxvit. 60. See also Complaints, 7, 
Orders. 


Letters of Administration :—see Accounts and 
Papers, 2244. 2406. 3074. 3201. 3420, &amp;e. 4475. 6408. Addresses, 
1360, &amp;e. Civil Bill Courts, Ireland, 2, &amp;c. Transmission of 
Property. 


Letter Stealing :—Bin to provide that Persons in 
Scotland, accused of Letter Stealing, and certain other Crimes or 
Offences, shall not be entitled to Liberation on Bail, unless in 
certain cases; Ordered, xcr. 116. Presented; printed; 116. 
Passed by the Lords, with Amendments, 316. Considered; 
the first Amendment disagreed to; subsequent Amendments 
agreed to; Committee appointed to draw up Reasons to be offered 
to the Lords, at a Conference, for disagreeing to the said Amend- 
ment; 432. Conference held, and reported, 433. (See Con- 
Serences,11.) Lords do not insist on their Amendment, 447. nk. a. 
534. See Burglary,1. Capital Punishments, 5, &amp;c. 


Letters Patent :——Appointing Commissioners to open 
New Parliaments; in 1820; txxv. 107. In 1826-7; “xxx. 7. 
—1830—-1; LXxxvI. 5.—1831; LXxxvi. 521.—18335; Lxxxvu. 3. 
—1835; xc, 3. See Patents. 


Letters, Threatening :—Bill to amend the Law as 
to the offence of sending Threatening Letters; Ordered, txxx. 
259. Presented; printed; 260. R.a.359. See Complaints, 8. 


Levant Co m pany :——See Accounts and Papers, 3442. 


‘ommittees, 409. Companies, 3. 


Ley, John Henry, Esq. :—see Addresses, 1413. 
HTouse, 102. ; 


Libels: Bills relative to: 


1. To repeal so much of Act 60 Geo, III. c. 8, relating to the 
prevention and punishment of Libels, as relates to the Sentence of 
Banishment for the second Offence, and to provide some further 
remedy against the abuse of publishing Libels; Ordered, txxxy. 
452. Presented, 459. Printed, 460. Petition of John Charles 
Green against, 542, Pp. R. a. 657. 

2. To alter and amend the Laws respecting Libels; Ordered, 
Lxxxvill. 231. Presented; printed; 241. Second Reading 
deferred, 573. Not proceeded in. 

3. To amend the Law of Libel; Ordered, xc. 139, but not pre- 
sented. Again ordered, xc1. 26 ; but not presented. 

4. Tosecure the Liberty of the Press; Ordered, txxxrx. 39. 
Presented; printed; 64. Second Reading deferred, 247. Not 
proceeded in.——— Another Bill ordered ; xci1. 46. Presented ; 
printed; 107. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 326. 





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Libels : Motions relative to—continued. 


5. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal Act 60 Geo. ITI. 
c. 8, for the more effectual prevention and punishment of Blas- 
phemous and Seditious Libels; Negatived, txxv1. 318. 
6. For leave to bring in a Bill to repeal Act 60 Geo. III. c. 9, 
relative to the publication of Libels; Negatived, uxxxm. 512. 
See Accounts and Papers, 3443. 3450. Addresses, 704. 706. 
Committees, 956. Petitions, 1277. 


Liberty of the Press :— see Livel,s. Petitions, s4a, 


Library, House of Commons :—See Accounts 


and Papers, 3451. Committees, 380. 796, 797. 1234. 


Licenses : Bills relative to: 


1. To amend and continue so much of Act 55 Geo. IIT. as 
relates to the Duties on Excise Licenses; Ordered, txxvit. 171. 
Presented, 176. Printed, 195. nr. a. 266. 

2. To repeal so much of above Act as regards the carrying on 
of Trade in more than one place; Ordered, txxvir. 395. Pre- 
sented, 399. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 432. R. a. 446. 

3. To repeal the Duties payable on Excise Licenses in Great 
Britain and Ireland, and to impose other Duties in lieu thereof; 
Ordered, txxx. 430. Presented, 509. Printed, 511. Order 
for printing discharged, 514. Bill reported, and, as amended, 
printed, 523. Rr. a. 603. 


Scotland : 


4. To enable Persons holding Licenses to sell Beer, Spirits, 
and other Exciseable Liquors in Scotland, to obtain a renewal of 
their Licenses from the Excise; Ordered, xc1. 301. Presented; 
printed; 313, Petitions in favour; From, Beith, 616.—Denny, 
545.—Falkirk, 470.—Grangemouth, 621.—Hutchinson, James, 
421.—Leith, 326. Linlithgow, 353.—Mauchline, 616.—Queens- 
ferry, 353. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 586. 


Ireland: 


5. To reduce the Duties payable on Licenses for the Sale of 
Spirituous Liquors in Ireland; Ordered, txxv. 408. Presented, 
415. R. A. 468. 

6. To amend Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 68, to amend the Laws 
relating to the Sale of Wine, Spirits, Beer and Cider, by Retail, 
in Ireland; Ordered, xcr. 225. Presented; printed; 237. As 
amended, printed, 331. Re-committed, 444. R. a. 710. 

Petitions against ; From, Bangor, xc1. 616. Navan, 446. 

Petitions in favour ; From, Antrim, xcr. 402.—Ballymena, 416. 
Ballynure, 522. Bangor, 402. Belfast, 584. Belfast, Alfred 
Street, 348. Belfast, Rosemary Lane,387. Belfast, Presbyterian 
Church, Townsend Street, 416. Belfast Sabbath Schools, 833. 
Booterstown, 402. 653.— Carricknavea Sabbath School, 522. 
Castledawson, 392. Coleraine, Members of the Established 
Church, 402. Coleraine, Inhabitants of, 402. Coleraine, Wes- 
leyans of, 402. Connor, 432.—Dublin, St. Andrew’s, 356. Dub- 
lin, St. Bridget’s, 356. Dublin, St. Catherine, 356. Dublin, St. 
James, 304. Dublin, King’s Hospital, 304. Dublin, Manner’s 
Church, 323. Dublin, Members of the Congregation of the 
Molyneux Asylum Chapel in St. Bridget’s, 304. Dublin, St. 
Nicholas Without, 304. Dublin, St. Peter, 304. Dublin, Sand- 
ford Church, 304. Dublin, Scots Church, Mary’s Abbey, 416. 
Dublin, Scots Church, Usher’s Quay, 353. Dublin, St. Thomas, 
Inhabitants of, 304. Dublin, Minister and Deacons of the Church 
assembling for worship in York Street, 353.—Grange, The, and 
Muckamore, 483. Grange of Nalteen, 409.—Holywood, 584.— 
Kilmood, 432. Kilmore, 348.—Monaghan, 425. 432. Monks- 
town, 416. Muckamore, 483.—Newtown Limavady, 356. Newry, 
833.—Randalstown, 409.—Tamlaght O’Crilly, 348. Tullylish, 
584.—White Abbey, 432. 


Motions relative to : 

7. That leave be given to bring in a Bill to repeal the Fourth 
Section of Act 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 22; Negatived, rxxvu. 414. 

8. For the House to resolve itself into a Committee, with a 
view to take into its consideration the propriety of an immediate 
Repeal of such portion of Act 4 &amp; 5 Will. IV. c. 75, as imposes 
an additional Duty of £.50 per centum on retail Spirit Licenses; 
Debate thereupon, adjourned; xc1.130. Further adjourned, 251. 
299. 

See Accounts and Papers, 817. 3452. 3455. Alehouses. 
Addresses, 707. Ossulston Hundred. Petitions, 28, &amp;e. 
919, &amp;e. 1676. 1680. 1898, &amp;c. Spirits, 4. 11. 13. 17. 22. 
Stamps and Stamp Duties, 14. 17. 


Life Annuities :——See Accounts and Papers, 3464. 


3465. 5951. Annuities,12-14. Committees, 958. Petitions, 1280. 


Li fe Estates &gt;—See Loans on Security. 


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Life Insurance :—sSee Accounts and Papers, 3466. 


Liffey River :—Bill to repeal so much of an Act of the 


Lighthouses : Bills relative to: 





Companies, 10, ke, Stamps and Stamp Duties, 2, &amp;c. 


Parliament of Ireland, as imposes Fines on Masters of Vessels 
lying in the River Liffey for having Fires on Board; Ordered, 
LXXXvill. 218. Presented; printed; 228. r.a. 531. See 
Accounts and Papers, 3467, 3468, Petitions, 1283. 


1. For vesting Lighthouses and Lights on the Coast of the 
United Kingdom in the Corporation of Trinity House of Deptford 
Strond, and for making Provisions respecting Lighthouses, Lights, 
Buoys, Beacons, and Sea-marks, and the Tolls and Duties payable 
in respect thereof; Ordered, xc. 166. Presented; printed ; 453. 
Motion, That the Bill be now read a Second Time; withdrawn ; 
Bill withdrawn; 558. 

Petitions against ; From, Thomas Porrett Hayes and Thomas 
William Budd; xc. 495. Vice-President of the Chamber of 
Commerce of Dublin, 507. Greenock, 526. Trustees of the 
Liverpool Docks; Elizabeth Buchanan and Thomas Pickering 
Clarke, 569. ; 

Petitions for Provision in the Bill for relieving Steam Vessels 
from the heavy Imposts charged for Lights ; From, the Chairman 
and Chief Clerk of the Dublin and London Auxiliary Steam 
Marine Company ; the Chairman and Chief Clerk of the Dublin 
and London Steam Marine Company ; xc. 648. 


2. For vesting Lighthouses and Lights on the Coasts of Eng- 
land in the Corporation of Trinity House of Deptford Strond, and 
for making Provisions respecting Lighthouses, Lights, Buoys, 
Beacons and Sea-marks, and the Tolls and Duties payable in respect 
thereof; Ordered, xcr. 14. Presented; printed; 14. Second 
Reading put off for Six Months, 105. 

Petitions against ; From, William Fowke, Esq, Thomas Por- 
rett Hayes and Thomas William Budd, Trustees of the Liverpool 
Docks; xc. 104. Tynemouth, 224. 

Petitivn of the Provost, Magistrates and Town Council of In- 
verness, praying the House to place all the Coast Lights of the 
United Kingdom under one uniform, effectual and economical 
System of Management; xcr. 227. 


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3. For vesting Lighthouses, Lights and Sea-marks, on the 
Coast of England, in the Corporation of Trinity House of Dept- 
ford Strond, and for making Provisions respecting Lighthouses, 
Lights, Buoys, Beacons and Sea-marks, and the Tolls and Duties 
payable in respect thereof; Ordered, xc1. 548. Presented; 
printed ; 549. Instruction to make Provision for vesting the 
diiferent Lighthouses now belonging to His Majesty, and the 
other Lighthouses of this Kingdom, in the Trinity House; for 
making Compensation for the same; and for establishing Tolls 
and Duties; 630. | Lords’ Amendments agreed to, with an 
Amendment, 761. Amendment agreed to by the Lords; 777. 
R. A. 800. 

Petitions against ; From, William Fowke ; xc1. 634, Bene- 
dict Angell, George Lowther Thompson, and Emma Angell, 


652. 


Berwick: 


4. For altering Acts relating to the Northern Lighthouses; 
Referred, txxxv. 34. Bill ordered, 109. Presented, 126. 
R. A. 355. 


Mumbles Head: 


5. For placing the Mumbles Head Lighthouse, in the County 
of Glamorgan, under the Management of the Corporation of the 
Trinity House of Deptford Strond ; Ordered, txxx1x. 68. Pre- 
sented; printed; 71. Committed to the Select Committee on 
Lighthouses, 100. (See Committees, 959.) Reported, and re-com- 
mitted ; as amended, printed, 476.491. R. a. 594. 

See Accounts and Papers, 3469-3497. Addresses, 708-710. 
Committees, 410. 959, 960. Docks, 117. Petitions, 
1284. 


Li Me :—See Turnpike Roads, 20. 


Limerick :——Petition for leave to present a Petition for a 
Bill for the better government of that City, and the due appro- 
priation of the Revenues thereof; Referred, txxvi1. 110. Re- 
ported, 118. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred, 125. 
Reported ; Report re-committed to former Committee; 136. Re- 
ported, 153. Leave for Notices; Bill ordered ; Time enlarged 
for presenting the Bill ; Committee to report on Notices; 171. 
Bill presented, 195. Petitions against, referred ; Of Corporation 
of Limerick, 288. 327. Freemen and others of Limerick, 327. 
Petitions in favour; Of Freemen of Limerick, 289. Merchants 
of Limerick, 331. Instruction to divide the Bill into Two Bills; 


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LIFE——LITERARY. 633 





SS 


Limerick—continued. 


Reports of 1761, 1820 and 1822, respecting the City of Limerick, 
referred; Voices given, 331. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 478. 
R. A. 479. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3501-3510. 6810. Addresses, 711. 
Committees, 961. 1392. Elections, 265-267. 498, 499. 634. 
Hospitals,8. Land Revenue,7. Petitions, 1286. 


Limitation of Actions :—see Real Property. 


Lincoln’s Inn Agreement -——See Committees, 


1129. Poor and Poor Laws, 89. 


Linen: Bills relative to: 


1. To continue Act 29 Geo. II. c. 15, for granting a Bounty 
on certain species of British and Irish Linens exported, and for 
taking off the Duties on the Importation of Foreign Raw Linen 
Yarns made of Flax; Ordered, txxv. 379. Presented, 391. R. a. 
455. 

2. To continue the Bounties on British and Irish Linens; 
Ordered, txxvu. 201. Presented, 217. nr. a. 266. 


3. To oblige Printers of Linen to mark their Names on Linens 
printed by them; Ordered, txxxvi. 390. Instruction respecting 
the Duties on Calicoes, Linens, Muslins and Stuffs, 390. Bill 
presented; printed; 431. Committed, 438. Considered, 512. 
Not proceeded in. 

4. To regulate the Linen and Hempen Manufactures of 
Ireland; Ordered, txxvin. 409. Presented; printed; 426. 
R. A. 479. 

5. For the better Regulation of the Linen and Hempen Manu- 
factures of Ireland; Ordered, txxx. 429. Presented, 540. As 
amended, printed, 553. Petition of Linen Factors of Dublin, &amp;c. 
against, 587. R. A. 627. 

6. For the better Regulation of the Linen and Hempen Manu- 
factures of Ireland; Ordered, txxx. 525. Not presented. 


7. For the Regulation of the Linen and Hempen Manufac- 
tures of Ireland; Ordered, rxxx111. 201. Presented; printed ; 208. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 522. R. a. 535. 


8. For the better Regulation of the Linen and Hempen Manu- 
factures of Ireland; Ordered, txxxvut. 409. Presented ;. printed ; 
418. R.A. 542. 

9. To continue and amend certain Regulations for the Linen 
and Hempen Manufactures of Ireland; Ordered, xc. 305. Pre- 
sented; printed; 370. rR. a. 578. 

10. To confirm certain Leases of Land for the purpose of car- 
rying on the Linen Manufacture of Ireland; Ordered, txxxiv. 
333. Not presented———Another Bill; Ordered, txxxv. 196. 
Presented; printed; 214. Re-committed, 240. Rr. a. 499. 


11. To amend several Acts for the Regulation of the Linen 
and Hempen Manufactures in Scotland; Ordered, txxvim. 300. 
Presented; printed; 307. Petitions against; From Fife and 
Perth, 326. Merchants of London, 357, p. Operative Weavers 
of Arbroath, 364. Merchants of Leeds and Manchester, 376. 
Petition in favour; From Operative Weavers of Fife and Wemyss, 
326. R. A. 433. 

See also Accounts and Papers, 3512-3543. Calicoes. Com- 

mittees, 411-415. 962,963. Customs, 11, kc. Hat Manu- 
facture. Petitions, 1189. 1193. Supply, 291, 292. 


Literary Institutions: Bills relative thereto : 


1. To facilitate the formation and establishment of Public 
Institutions for the diffusing of Literary and Scientific Information, 
including Libraries and Museums, with commodious Halls or 
Places of Public Meeting for Business or Entertainment, within 
such Cities, Boroughs and Towns as may require them for the 
use and accommodation of their Inhabitants; Ordered, xc. 
452. Presented; printed; 456. As amended, printed, 517. Re- 
committed, 561. No Report. 


2. To facilitate the formation and establishment of Public 
Institutions for the diffusion of Literary and Scientific Inform- 
ation, including Libraries and Museums, with commodious Halls 
or Places of Public Meeting for Instruction and Entertainment 
within such Cities, Boroughs and Towns as may require the same 
for the use and accommodation of their Inhabitants ; Ordered, xcr- 
42. Presented; printed; 95. Committee deferred, 755. Not 
proceeded in. 

Petitions in favour ; From Office-bearers and Committee of the 
Paisley Society for the Prevention and Cure of Intemperance ; 
Office-bearers and Committee of the Paisley Youths’ Temperance 
Society ; 86. 

See Accounts and Papers, 3546, 3547. Addresses, 716. Pe- 

titions, 1295. 


Liverpool : 
7X 


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Liverpool : 
Petitions for Bills, and Bills relative to: 
Blind School : 


1. Petition for a Bill for establishing and governing the same ; 
Referred, uxxx1v. 7. Billordered, 23. Presented, 26. Petition 
against, 81. R. A. 221. 

Court of Passage : 

2. Petition for a Bill for amending the Proceedings and 
Practice of the Court of Passage of the Borough of Liverpool, in 
the County Palatine of Lancaster ; Referred, txxx1x. 37. Bill 
ordered, 79. Presented, 141. Petition in favour, 365. Time 
enlarged for Report, 323. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 529. 


kr. A. 540. 


Mersey Conservancy : . 
3. Petition fora Bill for the better preserving and improving 
the Port of Liverpool, and for providing for the safe Navigation 
of the River Mersey ; Referred to the Select Committee on Peti- 
tions for Private Bills; xcu. 61. Bill ordered, 105. Presented, 
121. Petition against, 275. Order for Second Reading dis- 
charged ; Bill withdrawn; 315. Report on Petition for Bill 
read; another Bill ordered; 315. See Mersey Conservancy. 


Pilots : 
4. Petition for a Bill for the better Regulation and Encou- 
ragement thereof; Referred; Lxxix. 69. Reported; Bill or- 
172. Presented, 177. Petition of Pilots of Liverpool 
against, 251. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 363. R. a. 427. 
—_— Petition for a Bill to alter, explain and amend Act; Re- 
Not proceeded in. 


dered ; 


ferred, Lxxxiv. 69. 


Revenue Buildings : 

5. Bill to authorize the Payment out of the Consolidated Fund 
of a Sum of Money towards the erection of certain Revenue 
Buildings at Liverpool; Ordered, Lxxxvit. 88. 

R. A. 219. 


Presented ; 
printed ; 93. 


Steam Vessels Pilotage : 
6. To exempt Steam Vessels trading to and from the said 
Port from the payment of Pilotage in certain cases; Referred, 
Bill ordered, 78. 


See Accounts and Papers, 


Not proceeded in. 
3549-3562. 
Grounds, 7. Committees, 416. 964, 965. Companies, 22, 
23.77. Docks, 74, 75.130. Elections, 62-66. 290, 291. 
501, 502. 655. 730. Ewart, Rutson § Co. Markets, 34. 
135. Petitions, 1298-1300. Poor and Poor 
Postage, 13. Railways, 20. 51.114, 124-126. 


LXXXI1I. 44. 
555. 
99 


Pavings, 
Laws, 90. 
193. 197. Supply, 292. 


Liverpool, Earl of :—see Cinque Ports, 3. 


Llanlechyd, Slate Quarries :—see Accounts 


and Papers, 3563-3567. Committees, 1393. Petitions, 1303. 


Loan Societies : Bills relative to: 


1. To encourage the establishment of Loan Societies in Eng- 
land and Wales; Ordered, xc. 286. Presented; printed ; 301. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 498. 

2. For the Amendment of the Law relating to Loan Societies 
in Ireland; Ordered, xci. 604. 
put off for a Fortnight; Bill to be printed ; 604. 

See Charitable Loan Societies. 


R. A. 578. 


Loans on Security, Ireland : 
sills relative thereto : | 

1. For enabling Tenants for Life of settled Estates in Ireland 

to raise Money by Mortgage for improving the same, and for | 
facilitating the Loan of Money Securities in Ireland ; Ordered, 


LXXxvil. 481. 


ferred, 532. 


Presented; printed; 490. 
Not proceeded in. 


Second Reading de- 


2. For enabling Tenants for Life of settled Estates in Ircland 
to raise Money by Mortgage for improving the same, and for | 
facilitating the Loan of Money upon real Securities in Ireland; | 


Ordered, txxxvii. 463, but not presented. 


3. For facilitating the Loan of Money upon Landed Securities 
in Ireland; Ordered, txxxix. 326. Presented; printed ; 326. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, with Amendments, 491. Amend- 


ments to Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 510. Rr. a. 525. 
4. To alter and amend Act 4 &amp; 5 Will. IV. c. 29, relating 


thereto; Ordered ; presented ; printed; xc. 404. Committee put 
off for Six Months, 572. 


Burial | 


Presented ; Second Reading | 


Loans on Security, Ireland : Bills—coné*. 


5. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for enabling Tenants 
for Life of settled Estates in Ireland to raise Money by Mortgage 
for improving the same, and for facilitating the Loan of Money 
Securities in Ireland; Withdrawn, uxxxvut. 441. 


Local Jurisdictions :—see Courts of Justice, Eng- 
land, 14. Courts of Justice, Ireland, 3. 


Local Taxation :——See Accounts and Papers, 3573. 
Assessed Taxes, 15. Dublin, 12, &amp;e. 


London: Bills and Petitions for Bills relative 
to, and Proceedings thereon : 
College : 


1. For incorporating certain Persons for the establishment 
of a College in or near London; Ordered, txxx. 457. Presented, 
461. Printed, 462. Notice taken that the Bill ought to have 
been brought in upon Petition; Bill withdrawn; 488. 


Courts of Record :—See infra, 9. 
Fresh Wharf : 


2. To enable the Commissioners of the Treasury to make a 
conveyance thereof; Ordered, txxxvi. 892. Presented, 893. 
R. A. 921. 


Harbour Masters: 


3. Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill for alter- 
ing and amending Powers of Act for rendering more commodious 
and better regulating the Port of London; Referred, txxx1v. 280, 
Leave given, 287. Petition presented and referred, 295. Re- 
ported; Report referred to Standing Order Committee; 299. 
Report ; Parties to proceed ; 309. Bill ordered, 311. Presented, 
314. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 397. Rr. a. 399. 


Institution : 

4. For providing an increase of the Annual Income of the 
London Institution; Referred, txxvi. 60. Bill ordered, 112. 
Presented, 119. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 332, R. a. 384, 

Police : 

| 5. Petition for leave to present a Petition for Bill for esta- 
blishing a Day and Night Police in the City of London; Re- 
ferred, Lxxxvit. 435. Reported; Leave given; Petition pre- 
sented, and referred; 438. Bill ordered; presented; 442. 
Passed, 497. Not returned from the Lords. See infra, 11. 


Port Dues: 


6. For reducing the Tonnage Dues payable in the Port of 
London; Ordered, txxxix. 393. Presented; printed; 394. 
R. A. 525. 





| Scavage and Package: 


7. To authorize the Commissioners of His Majesty’s Trea- 
| sury to purchase the Duties of Package, Scavage and Por- 
| terage belonging to the Corporation of London; Ordered, 
| —xxxvint. 596. Presented; printed; 601. Order for Committee 
read; Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Super- 
seded by Adjournment; 619. Committee deferred, 622. 631. 
Bill committed to a Select Committee, 648. (See Committees, 
967.) Bill reported, and re-committed to a Committee of the 
whole House, 663. Rr. a. 726. 

Petition in favour, From Merchants and others interested in 
the Trade of the Port of London; txxxvu. 644. 


| School: 


8. For establishing a School on the Site of Honey Lane 
Market, in the City of London; From the Lords; ixxx1x. 536. 
Leave to Committee on Bill to sit, and to report on a certain 
Day, 553. R. a. 594. 

Sheriffs’ Courts : 

9. Petition for leave to bring in a Bill for consolidating the 
Courts of Record belonging to the City, called the Sheriffs’ Courts, 
into one Court, and for placing the same under the same Judge and 
Officers, for enlarging and extending the Right of practising in 


the said Courts, and for other purposes; Referred, xc. 117. Not 
proceeded in. 


Ward Constables : 


| 

10. Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill for 
| regulating and altering the Office of Ward Constable in the City 
| of London, and Liberties thereof; Referred, txxx1x. 110. Re- 
| ported; Leave given; 124. Petition presented ; Referred ; 129. 
| Bill ordered, 347. Presented, 360. Members added, 446. 8. 4- 
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London: Bills, &amp;c. relative to—continued. 


Ward Constables—continued. 
Petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Commons of the 
City of London, in Common Council assembled, against; Re- 
ferred to the Committee on the Bill ; Counsel ordered; Lxxx1x. 433. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3574-3608. 5242. Addresses, 
719-721. 1403. 1546. Commercial Sale Rooms. Com- 
mittees, 72-74. 417, 418. 737, 738. 966, 967. 1129. 
1133-1135. Companies, 5. 52. Militia, 2,3. Orphans’ 
Fund. Petitions, 1305-1315. For other Matters relative 
to London, see the Subject-matter sought for in the Index ; 
also Bridges, Burial Grounds, §c. 


London Gazette :—see Complaints, 16. 


London University ‘—lee Addresses, 1408. Lon- 
don, 1. 


Londonderry Tonnage Dues :—Bit to re- 
peal so much of an Act of the Parliament of Ireland, of the 
thirtieth year of his late Majesty King George III., as relates 
to the levy and appropriation of Tonnage Dues by the Corporation 
of Londonderry; Ordered, txxx1x. 256. Presented: printed ; 
285. Second Reading deferred, 497. See Accounts and 
Papers, 3609-3615. Churches and Chapels, 57. Committees, 
739. Petitions, 1310-1315. 


Longitude : 


1. Bill to amend Act 58 Geo. III. c. 20; Ordered, txxv1. 28. 
Presented, 33. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 93. R. A. 102. 


2. Bill for repealing the Laws now in force relating to the 
discovery of the Longitude at Sea; Ordered, xxxx11. 477. Pre- 
sented, 481. R.A. 535. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3617, 3618. Petitions, 1316. 


Lopez, Sir Manasseh :—sec Addresses, 1530. 


Lord Advocate :-—see Bothwick, Wm. Murray. Com- 
mittees, 1394. Elections, 815. 


Lord Chamberlain’s Office :—see Accounts 
and Papers, 3619. Addresses, 723. 


Lord Chancellor :—see Accounts and Papers, 3620. 
Chancellor, Lord High. King, 151. 156, 157. 


Lord Lieutenant of Ireland :—see Accounts 
and Papers, 3208, &amp;c. Addresses, 653. 1497. Dublin, 25. 


Lord Lieutenants of Counties :—sin to 
provide for the better Order and Government of Ireland, by 
Lieutenants of the several Counties, Counties of Cities and Coun- 
ties of Towns therein; From the Lords; txxxvi. 674. Read, 
676. Order for Committee, read; Motion, That Mr. Speaker do 
leave the Chair; Amendment proposed, but not made; Main 
Question agreed to; 755. Order for Third Reading, read ; 
Amendment proposed, but not made; Main Question agreed to ; 
Bill read 3°. Bill passed, with Amendments; Amendments 
agreed to by the Lords, 778. R. a. 777. See Addresses, 1531. 


Lord Steward :—The Lord Steward of His Majesty’s 
Household came into one of the Rooms belonging to the Clerk of 
the House of Commons, and in person administered the Oaths to 
certain Members, and made a Deputation for swearing the other 
Members; At the beginning of New Parliaments; Lxxv. 107.— 
LXXXII, 7.—LXXXvi. 5. 520.— ——-Upon the Accession of King 
William IV. ; uxxxv. 589.——The Lord Steward’s Deputations 
appointing certain Members to administer the Oaths to other 
Members ; LXXV. 106.—LXXvVII. 2.—LxXxxiI. 6.—Lxxxv. 588.— 
UXxxvi. 4, 129, 520.—[T'he Act abolishing Oaths before the Lord 
Steward passed 30 June 1831 ; txxxvi. 712.] See Members, 81, 82. 


Lord’s Day : Bills relative to the Observance 
of the: 


1. To promote the better Observance of the Lord’s Day; 
Ordered, uxxxvit. 192. Presented; printed; 193. Second 
Reading put off for Six Months, 399. 

Petitions in favour ; From, Abbot's Bromley, &amp;e.; Lxxxvut. 
320. Aberbrothick, 431. Aberdeen (Two Petitions), 320. 
Abernethy, Presbytery of, 343. Aberystwith, 443. Alban’s, St., 
(Two Petitions), 352. Alban’s, St., 436. Aldersgate, 314, Al- 
ford, 268, Alloa, 392. Alton, 457. Alvingham, &amp;c., 342. 
Amersham, 295. Amlwch, 392. Andover, 280. Angus and 

farns, 436. Arbirlot, 431. Ardagh, 431. Ardchattan, 342. 





GEN. INDEX. 


LXXV.—XCILI. 


(1820 — 1837.) 








Lord’s Day : Bills relative to, &amp;c.—continued. 


Petitions in favour—continued. 
Armagh, txxxvi. 478. Ashbury,402. Ashby Parva, 402. Ash- 
kirk, 274. Astbury,358. Astley,320. Auchinleck, 363. Ayles- 
ford, 316. Ayott, St. Lawrence, 436. Ayr, Synod of, 341. Ayton, 
Great, 377.—Backwell, 341. Baldock, 436. Ballintoy, 348. 
Bally James Duff, 509. Ballycastle, 342. Ballydrishane, 342, 
Ballyrashane, 342. Ballyroney, 341. Bandon, 314. Bangor, 
341. Banwell, 295. Barhead, 402. Barnsley, 392. Barron- 
on-Soar, 341, Baston, 411. Bath,341. Baydon,288. Bawtry, 
314. Beaconsfield, 295. Beaumaris, 392. Bedford Row, 377. 
Bedrule, 274. Belfast, Presbytery of, 369. Belfast, 274. 288. 
478. Belper, 499. Bembridge, 392. Berkhampstead, 436. 
Berrieu, 288. Bettws, &amp;c., 288. Beulah, 301. Beverley, 424. 
Bewdley, 289. Bicker, 443. Billy, 342. Birkdale, 284. Bir- 
kenhead, 320, Birmingham, 392. Blackley, 539.632. Blagdon, 
320. Blandford, 620. Blunham, 411. Bonhill, 320. Booters- 
town, 341. Boston, 341. Boswell’s, St., 274. Boveva, 348. 
Bowden, &amp;c., 274. 472. Bourton-on-the-Water, 341. Boyle, 342. 
Bradford, 274. Bradford Peverell, 620. Brailsford, 348. Bread- 
sall, 348. Brechin, 436. Brewton, 392. Bridewell (London), 
431. Bridgerule, 341. Bridgewater, 288, Bridgford, West, 
427. Brigh, 370. Brighstone, 284. Bristol, 280. 341. 377. 
Bristow, 411. Brixham, 348. Bromham, 295. Buckland, 398. 
411. Burford, 341.449. Bury St. Edmunds, 499. Burton with 
Petersfield, 280. Busby, 320. Bushmills, 369.—Caergwell, 424. 
Cairncastle, 273. Calbourne, 284. Camberwell, 341. Campsie, 
820. Camus-juxta-Bann, 342. Carberry, 402. Cardigan, 443. 
Carigalane, 429. Carlisle, 348. Carluke, 342. Carmarthen, 348. 
Carmylie, 289. Carnarvon, 408. Carrington, 342. Castle Car- 
einion, 288. Castleton, 274. Cavers, 274. Caverton, 378. 
Chard, 341. Charmouth, 341. Chatham, 293. Chelmsford, 398. 
Cheltenham, 348. Chesham, 320. Cheshunt, 436. Cheswar- 
dine, 539. Chichester, 341. Childry, &amp;c., 288. Childs Ercall, 
539. Chiswick, 363. Churchill, &amp;c., 478. Cleckheaton, 314, 
Clogher, Presbytery of, 369. Clonakilty, 320. Cockerington, 
South, 289. Colchester (Three Petitions), 268. Coleraine (Two 
Petitions), 369. Colerne, 392. Colvend, &amp;c., 341. Commercial 
Road, London, 431. Connor, 341. Cork, 289. 402. Cork and 
Ross, Clergymen of Diocese of, 539. Cosby, 288. Coverham, 
280. Cowpen, &amp;c., 280. Craig, 436. Cromarty, 348.—Dalby, 
Old, 348. Dalkeith, 289. Darower, 392. Debenham, 398. 
Delgany, 411. Denchworth, 377. Derby, 392. Derry Keighan, 
341. Dervock, 273. Dewsbury, 314. Dollar, 392. Donagh, 
457. Donington, 443. Donoughmore, 341. Dornock, 289. Dor- 
rington, 443. Down, 411. Drighlington, 392. Dromara, 377. 
Dublin, 320. 359. 431. 530. Dublin (Two Petitions), 402. Duf- 
field, 499. Dunboe, 370. Dunchurch, 348. Dundee, 530. Dun- 
keld, 674. Dunoon, 478. Dunstable, 390. Durham, Archdeacon 
and Clergy of, 268. Dysart, 288.303.—Eccleshall, 509. Edder- 
ton, 300. Edgeworth, 348. Edinburgh, 268. Edlaston, 499. 
Ednam, 378. England, North-west of, Presbytery of, 268. Essex 
and Herts, 280. Exeter, 363. Exmouth, 363.—Fairford, 341. 
Falkirk, 348. Falmouth, 320. Farnham, 320. Fetter Lane, 
London, 314. Fordington, 620. Forfar, 436. Foxford, 604. 
Framfield, 411. Frith Villa, 342. Frowlesworth, 392.—George’s, 
St., in the Fields, 377. Gimingham, 460. Glamorgan, 491. 
Glasgow, 431. Glasgow, Presbytery of, 431. Glasgow and Ayr, 
Synod of, 341. Glencross, 280. Glenlyon, 378. Gloucester, 
341. Gonerly, Little, 288. Goole, 392. Gosport, 320. Greenock, 
314. Grimsby, Great, 539. Grittleton, 620. Guilsfield, 301. 
Guthrie, 431.—Hadleigh, 288. Hallamshire, 402. Hamilton, 


274. Hammersmith, 363. Hampstead, 363. Hanwell, 314.341. 
Harmston,288. Harrowgate,314. Harwich,341. Hatherleigh, 
348. Havelsfield, 392. Hawick, 274. Heath, 436. Heaton, 


378. Heddington, 289. Hemel Hempstead, 436. Henlow, 411. 
Hensbridge, 288. Hereford, 314. Heriot, 320. Hertford, 436. 
Herts, 280. Hexham, 398. Hoathley, West, &amp;c., 314. Holborn, 
377. Holbrooke, 390. Holmfirth, 392. Holywell, 341. Honley, 
411. Hook Norton, 392. Hopkirk, 274. Horehouse, 280. Hor- 
stead, Little, 392. Huddersfield, 341. 348.411. Hughenden, 348. 
Huntingdon, County of, 289. Husband’s Bosworth, 341. Hyde, 
402.—Irvine, 314. Islington, 377. 402. Iver, 295.—Jedburgh, 
Presbytery of, 274.—Kelso, 274. Kilbrandon, &amp;c., 342. Kilcal- 
monell, &amp;c., 478. Killen, 377. Killowan, 342. Kilmacrenan, 
348. Kilmarnock, 449. Kilmichael, 274. Kilpeacon, 402. Kil- 
shall, 402. Kincardine, &amp;c., 341. Kingsland, 469. King’s 
Lynn, 295. 392. Kippen, 335. Kirkden, 342. Kirkintilloch, 
320. Kirk Langley, 499. Kirton,274. Kirton in Lindsay, 348. 
—Lancashire, Presbytery of Scottish Church, 348. Landago, 327. 
Lanhenoch, 348. Lapworth, 411. Larbert, &amp;c., 436. Leeds, 


280. Legirwood, 295. Leicester, 274. Leominster, 320. Lib- 
berton, 288. Lievre, John Sturges, 620. Lilliesleaf, 274. Lime- 
rick, 320. Liverpool (Four Petitions), 284. Liverpool, 411. 

Liversedge, 


LORD's 


Lord’s Day : Bills relative to, &amp;c.—continued. 


Petitions in favour—continued. 

Liversedge, txxxvit. 314. Llanbrynmair, 392... Llandmain, 288. 
Llandovery, 274. Lilandyssil, 392. Llanfair, 293. Llanfihangel, 
288, Llanfyllen, 288. Llangadfan, 392. Llangollen, 348. Llan- 
llwchaiarn, 288. Llansaintffraid, 288. Llanwyddelan, 288. Llan- 
wyddyn, 392. Lockhinge, East, &amp;e., 314. Locklayside, 377. 
London, 268. 280, 288. London City, 314. London Wall, 320. 
Longford, &amp;c., 348. Longford (Derby), 348. Long Preston, 392. 
Long Sutton, 320. Lorn, Presbytery of, 342. Lorn, 289. Louth, 
402. Louth (Lincoln), 348. Lowestoft, 348. Lucan, 402. Luke, 
St., Middlesex, 335. Lutterworth, 559. Lydiate, &amp;c., 288.— 
Maddeley, 288. Magheralby, 341. Malling, West, 427. Malpas, 
431. Malton,369. Manchester, 341. Manningtree, 295. Manor, 
288. Market Drayton, 539. Market Harborough, &amp;c., 341. 
Marsh Land, 402. Matlock, &amp;c., 392. Maxton, 274. Maybole, 
320. Mearns, 436. Mearsham, 348. Meinod, 288. Melrose, 
274. Metropolis, Butchers of, 499. Minto,274. Mitcham, 539. 
Mitcheldwer, &amp;c., 392. Moelfeliarth, 392. Montague, Rev. 
Horatio, 509. Montgomery, 392. Montrose, 436. Morcott, 320. 
Mount Norris, 478. Mourne, 424.—Narborough, 348. Narrow 
Water, 341. Navenby, 288. Newbottle, 341. Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne, 314. New Cross, 314. New Mills, 273. Newport (Isle 
of Wight), 393. Newspapers, Venders of (Two Petitions), 449. 
Norbury, &amp;e., 499. Northallerton, &amp;c., 348. Northleach, 280. 
North Meols, 348. North Middleton, by Morpeth, 314. North 
Road, Innkeepers on, 341. Northrepps, 610. Northumberland, 
Presbytery of, 539. Nuneaton, 295.—Oban, 377. Ombersley, 
437. Osmaston, by Ashbourne, 576. Oswestry, 348. Over 
Monnow, 320.—Panbride, 431. Pembroke, 427. Penicuick, 
280. Perth, 280. Peterborough, 341. Pickhill with Roxby, 
348. Pimlico, 559. Port Stewart, 369. Preston, 288. 
Preston-cum-Sutton, 552. — Quorndon, 369. 499.— Raphoe, 

- 848. Rathkeale, 320. Rattlesden, 280. Ravenstone, 274. Ra- 
worth, 392. Redbourne, 314. Reigate, 358. Renton, 483. 
Repton, 436. Retford, 402. Roberton, 274. Rochford, 288. 
Romsey, 314. Ross, Clergymen of Diocese, 539. Ross, Synod 
of, 343. Rothesay, 431. Rothley, &amp;e., 295. Rowston, 443. 
Roxton cum Barford Magna, 411. Ryde, 284.—St. Briavel’s, 
&amp;e., 392. Saintfield, 341. Sarratt, 320. Saxtead, 670. Seaford, 
369. Selkirk, 284. Sepulchre, St., London, 343. Settle, &amp;c., 
392. Sheepshead, 341. Shirley, &amp;c., 499. Shrewsbury, 295. 
Skipton, 392. Skull, 431. Snaith, 280. - Somers Town, 348. 
Southampton, 341. South Shields, 402. Sowe and Stoke, 348. 
Speck, Robert, 348. Stambourne, 295. Stapelhurst, 305. Stick- 
ney, 342. Stirling, 274. Stockport, 314. Stogumber, 341. Stoke 
and Sowe, 348. Stokesley, 280. Stranraer, 342. Strathblane, 
320. Stratton, East, 392. Stratton-on-the-Fosse, 478. Sutton 
Bonnington, 427. Sutton Courtney, 314. Syston, 341.—Tain, 
Presbytery of, 300. Tain, 341. Tarbert, 499. Tattingstone, 280. 
Tempsford, 411. Tewkesbury, 280. Thorpe, 348. Thurnby- 
cum-Stoughton, 274. Tillicoultry, 314. Toberdoney, 341, To- 
berkeigh, 342. Tongue, Presbytery of, 398. Totness,274. Tre- 
meirchion, 402. Trent River, Boatmen of, 341. Trunch, 460. 
Turiff, Presbytery of, 301. Tydd, St. Giles’, 402. Tydd, St. 
Mary, 403. Tynterne Parva, 402.—Waddington, 348. Wain- 
tleet, All Saints, 288. Wakefield, 427. Walton, &amp;c., 363. Wan- 
tage, 314. Ware, 572. Watlington, 392. Wedmore, 378. 
Welch Pool, 288. Wellington (Somerset), 427. Wern, 295. 
Westbury, 314. Westhoughton, 320. Westmeath, 392. West- 
minster, 288. West Street, 392. Wethersfield, 295. Whitby, 
268. Whitford, 402. Whitehaven, 449. Wickham, 402. Wig- 
ginton, 436. Wigston, Great, 274. Willoughby, Waterless, &amp;c., 
284. Wilmslow, 341. Wilton, 392. Winchcomb, 392. Win- 
chester, 348. Winchester (Two Petitions), 314. Winster, 411. 
Woodbridge, 378. Woodhouse, 341. 370. Woolpit, 288. Woore, 
295. Worfield,280. Workington, 390. Wrington, 377. Wy- 
mondham, 341.—Yalton, &amp;c., 398. 

Petitions against ; From, Atlowe, txxxvuit. 576.—Barhead, 342. 
Bath, 394. Bourne, Saint Mary, 634. Bowman, Stewart, 244, 
Bradley, Charles, 394. Brailsford, 576. Cheadle, 281. Dobell, 
Samuel, 296. Dundee, 530. Green, Samuel, 281.—Holt, 419. 
Householders, 411.—Kelso, Presbytery of, 379.— Leamington, 
394. Lees, 394. Lowestoft, 351.—Metropolis, Retail Butchers 
in, 315. Morrison, Thomas, 342. Romsey, 411.—Thrapston, 
281.—Wandsworth, 284. Whitehouse, William, 411. Wingham, 
411. 

Petition of Heritors, Burgesses and others of Nairn, for delaying 
the progress of the Bill to give time for the consideration of its 
Enactment; Lxxxvitl. 257. 

Petition of Herbert Smith, Clerk, praying the House to pause 
before they pass the Bill, that the Country, and particularly the 
Clergy, may be informed of the nature of its Provisions ; Lxxx vii. 
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Petitions for the Amendment thereof; From, Paterson, John, 
Lxxxvil. 289. The Thereundersigned, 539. 

Petitions of Inhabitants of London and Westminster, for giving 
facility for instructive and scientific Lectures on Sundays, and 
that means may be taken for diverting the Working Population, 
and affording them rational amusement; Lxxxvttr. 296. 


2. To amend and consolidate the Acts relating to the obsery- 
ance of the Lord’s Day; Ordered ; presented ; printed ; uxxxvm, 
473. Order for Second Reading read; Debate on Motion for read. 
ing the Bill a Second Time further adjourned; 564. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


3. To promote the Observance of the Lord’s Day; Ordered, 
LXXxIx. 111. Presented; printed; 112. Second Reading put 
off for Six Months, 238. 


Petitions in favour; From, Abbott, Swanton, txxxrx. 294, 
Aldborough, 194. Alfold, 237. Alford, 256. Almondbury, 195, 
Alton, 294. Alton and Bradley-le-Moors, 237. Ardley and 
Bucknell, 437. Arkendale, 194. Aspatria, 192. Axminster, 215, 
Aylsham and Tuttington, 294.—Badsworth, 237. Bakers, Jour- 
neymen, of London, 237. Barkby, 237. Barnard Castle (Two 
Petitions), 237. Basingstoke, 309. Bassingham and Thurlby, 
237. Bath, City of, Committee, 237. Bathley, 237. Baugh. 
hurst, 237. Beale and Kellington, 230. Becley, 237. Belchamp, 
Walter, 237. Belchamp, St. Paul, 237. Belchamp, Otton, 237, 
Benniworth and South Willingham, 237. Betters, 213. Billinge 
and Winstanley, 237. Birstall, 187. Birtley and Mount, 230. 
Bishops Stortford Circuit, 210. Blackshawhead, 199. Blakeney, 
210. Bolam Whalton, and other Places, 230. Bolton-le- Moors, 
215. Bonchurch and Shanklin, 237. Bonsall, 237. Borley and 
Liston, 237. Boston, 189. Boxford, 227. Bradford, Christ 
Church, 195. Bradford, East Brook, 195. Bradford Kirk Gate, 
237. Bradford Moor, 195. Bradford Moore Low, 195. Brad- 
ford, West Gate, 195. Brading, 237. Bradley-le-Moors, 237, 
Bradwell, 237. Brampton Church, 237. Brede and Northiam, 
258. Bridgwater, 237. Brighton, Butchers of, 237. Bright- 
waltham, 237. Brinton, 210. Bristol, 199. Briston and Brin- 
ton, 210. Brook, East Bradford, 195. Breughton Church, 237. 
Brunton Engine, 237. Bucknell, 437. Burford, 237. Burgh- 
clere, 237. Buriton with Petersfield, 228. Burton-le-Street, 234. 
Burwash and Hurst Green, 258. Bury St. Edmund’s, 437.—Cal- 
bourne, 237. Calverley, 195. Campden Chipping, 309. Can- 
nington, Hundred of, Somerset, 230. Canwick, 237. Cardiff, 
187. Carisbrooke and Northwood, 237. Carlton, Great, 237. 
Carmarthen, 199. Castleford, 237. Cawston, 294. Cemmesand 
Llanwrin, 187. Chale and Niton, 237. Charteshaugh, 230. 
Cheam, 195. Cherryclough and Delph Upper Mill, 215. Ches- 
hunt, 219. Chesterton, 427. Chieveley, 237. Childrey, 227. 
Chipping Campden, 309. Church Brampton, 237. Church 
Broughton, 237. Churwell, 187. Clay, 210. Clayton Heights, 
195. Coleraine, 330. Congleton, 237. Corpustye and Edgefield, 
210. Corringham, 237. Covent Garden, Crown Court, Scottish 
Church, 396. Cranbrook, &amp;c., 192. Creaton, Little, and Spratton, 
237. Cromford, Wirksworth and the Vicinity, 230.—Darley, 237. 
Delph, Upper Mill, 215. Denthick and Lea, 437. Deptford 
and other Places, 216. Derby,215. Donnington on Baine, 237. 
Dublin, 250. Dudley Hill, 237. Dumbarton, 187. Dunster, 
210. Durham, 230.—Eadleston and Wyaston, 237. Ealing, 237. 
East Church and Minster, 194. Ebenezer Chapel, Plymouth, 
215. Ebenezer Chapel, Gravesend, 215. Edderton and Hasling- 
den, 199. Edgecumbe Street Chapel, 215. Edgefield, 210. 
Elmstone Hardwicke, 580. Ely, 276. England, North-West 
Presbytery of, 237. Ewhurst, 258.—Faccomb, 257. Fenstanton 
with Hilton, 237. Ferrybridge, 237. Flaswell, 239. Foxearth, 
237. Freshwater and Thorsey, 237. Friskney, 189. Fulmedes- 
ton, 210.—Galphay, 194. George Yard Chapel, Kingston-upon- 
Hull, 210. Gilbert, Witton, and Honee Side Lane, 230. Gilder- 
some, 237. Glossop, 350. Gomersall, 187. Goodsill and New- 
church, 237. Grafton, 194. Gravesend, Ebenezer Chapel, 215. 
Greatbatch, George, of Southport, 199.—Haddenham, 234. Half- 
way, 237. Halifax, St. James, 237. Hampstead, Norris, 237. 
Hanley and Shelton, 195. Hardwicke, 580. Harrowgate, 228. 
Haslingden and Edderton, 199. Hatcham and New Cross, 215. 
Hathersage, 258. Havant, 287. Heapham, 237. Heptonstall, 
187. Hebden Bridge, 187. Helen’s, Saint, and Wootton, 237- 
Helperby, 194. Hessle, 237. Hexham, 380. Hightown, 187- 
Hilton, 237. Hindolveston, 210. Hoinant and Pennant, 287- 
Hogsthorpe, 256. Holt, 210. Honiton, 187. Hoo and Lether- 
ingham, 265. Hook Norton, 237. Horsley, 234. Horton, 
Great, 237. Honce Side Lane and Witton Gilbert, 230. How- 
den, 237. Hoyland, 234. Hoyland, High, Wesleyans of, in the 
Wigton Circuit, 199. Hucklow and Tideswell, 237. Hull, Mo- 


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Petitions in favour—continued. 
Watermen on Canal, uxxxix. 437. Hurst Green, 258. Huttoft, 
256.—Illsley, East, 237. Inkpen, 237. Islington, 245. Islington, 
Saint Paul, 237. Iver, 237.—Killinghall, 194. Killington and 
Beale, 230. Kincardine, 283. Kingsclere, 237. Kingsley, 215. 
Kingston-upon-Hull, George Street Chapel, 210. Kingston- 
upon-Hull, Scott Street Chapel, 237. Kingston-upon-Hull, Wal- 
tham Street Chapel, 210. Kingston-upon-Hull, Wesleyan Chapel, 
210. Kingswood, 237. Kentbury, 237. Kirk Gate, Bradford, 
237. Kirkmichael, &amp;c., 283. Knaresborough, 194. Knottingley, 
187.—Lancashire, Scottish Church, 237. Lancaster, 237. Lane 
End, Bucks, 418. Langfield, 187. Lawrence, Saint, Isle of 
Wight, 237. Lawton Heath, 237. Lea, 437. Leake, 189, Leek, 
215. Letheringham, 265. Leverton, 189. Lincoln’s Inn Fields, 
Great Queen Street, 221. Liston, 237. Littleport, 276. 
Liverpool (Two Petitions), 377. Llanarmon, D. Ceiriog, 237. 
Llanbrynmair, 187. Llandebie, 213. Llandilo, 213. Llan- 
dinam, 194. Llanfechen and Llansaintffraid, 237. Llangerrig, 
187. Lilangullan and Llawyddelan, 237, Lilangynog, 237. 
Llanrhaidr, 237.  Liansaintffraid, 237. Llanvihangelfechan 
237. Lianwrin, 187. Llawyddelan, 237, London, Journey- 
men Bakers, 237. London and Westminster (Two Petitions), 
437. London, Scottish Church, Swallow Street, 237. London 
and Westminster, Master Bakers of, 237. Longnor, 215. Louth, 
Lincoln, 237. Luddenden, 187. Luddenden Foot, 187. Lum- 
ley, 230. Lyme Regis, 287.—Manchester to Shardlow, Water- 
men employed on the Grand Trunk Navigation, 437. Mar- 
tock, 261. Maryport, 199. Melbourne, 230. Methering- 
ham, 237. Middlesex, Battlebridge Chapel, 258. Mauddleton, 
Stoney, 417. Milcomb, 237. Mills, New, 237. Minster 
and Eastchurch, 194. Monmouth, County of, 219. Moore 
Low, Bradford, 195. Mount and Birtley, 230. Mount- 
field and Salehurst, 258. Mordiford, 237. Morley, 187. 
Mytholmwyd, 187.— Nailsea, 437. Navenby (Two Peti- 
tions), 237. Navigation, Derby, 215. Newbury, 237. New- 
castle-upon-Tyne, 237. 437. New Church, 237. New Cross, 215. 
Newport, Isle of Wight, 237. Newport, Monmouth, 219. Newry, 
237. Newton-upon-Trent, 258. Newtown Montgomery, 234. 
Northiam, 258. Northwood, 237. Norton Hook, 237. Niton, 
237.—Ockbrook, 230. Olney, 237. Osgathorpe, 210. Ottery, 
Saint Mary, 187. Oxload, 276.— Padstow, 204. Pawich, 
230. Peasemore, 227. Pennant and Kirnant, 237. Pent- 
low, 237. Pentonville, 560. Petersfield, 228. Pettington, 230. 
Plymouth, Ebenezer Chapel, 215. Plymouth, Salem Chapel, 215. 
Pontefract, 187. Pontneathvaughan, 237. Porlock, 210. Port- 
sea, Saint John’s Chapel, 237. Preston-cum-Sutton, 237. Pul- 
verbatch and Smethcot, 237.—Queenborough, 194. Queen 
Street, Great, Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields, 221. Quorndon, 219.—Rain- 
ton, 230. Reading, Church Street Chapel, 230. Redditch, 210. 
Reepham, 294. Repton, 237. Ripon, 194. Romney Terrace 
Chapel, Westminster, 199. Rotherham, 234. Runcorn, 237. 
Ryburch, 280. Ryton, 237.—Salehurst, 258. Salem Chapel, 
Plymouth, 215. Saltfleetby and Somercotes, North, 237. Sand- 
bach, 237. Sandiacre, 237. Sandown, 237. Sapcote and Stoney 
Stanton, 237. Saltfleet, 237. Scarborough, 195. Sedlescomb, 258. 
Selby, 199. Shalfleet, 237. Shanklin, 237. Shardlow to Manchester, 
Watermen employed on the Grand Trunk Navigation, 437. Sheer- 
ness, 194. Shefford,227. Shelton, 195. Sherringham, Upper and 
Lower, 210. Shields, North, 237. Sibsey, 189. Slaithwaite, 234. 
Sleaford, 237. Smeaton, 187. Smethcot, 237. Soham (Isle of Ely), 
276. Somercotes North, 237. Somersall,237.. Sopley, 237. South- 
port, 199. Spratton, 237. Stafford Chapel in the Flash, 215. 
Staleybridge, 363. Stapleford, 219. Stibbard, 210. Stockcross, 
237. Stonefield, 187. Stonehouse, 215. Stoney Middleton, 417. 
Stoney Stanton, 237. Stretham, 276. Sutton, 237.276. Swanton, 
210. Swanton Abbot, 294.—Tamlaght O'Crilly, 228, Thatcham, 
227. Thorsey, 237. Thrusthorpe, 256. Thurlby, 237. Thurmaston, 
237. Ticehurst, 258. Tideswell and Hucklow, 237. Tillicoul- 
try, 187. Tintinhull, 261. Tockwith, 194. Todmorden, 187. 
Topcliffe, 194. Torksey, 265. Trecastle, 237. Trefeglws, 194. 
Trowbridge, 234. Tuttingham and Aylesham, 294.—Upper Mill, 
215. Usworth, 230.—Wadhurst, 258. Wainfleet, 189. Wal- 
bottle, 237. Walsham, North, 294. Walsingham, Little, 258. 
Waltham Street Chapel, Kingston-upon-Hull, 210. Wantage, 
237. Washford, 210. Watchet, 210. Wath-upon-Dearne, 234. 
Watton, 210. 219. Wells, 258. 396. Westgate, Bradford, 195. 
Westgate Hill, 237. Westley Chapel, Kingston-upon-Hull, 210. 
Westminster, Romney Terrace Chapel, 199. Westminster and 
London (Two Petitions), 437. Wetton, 215. Whalton, Bolam and 
other Places, 230. Whatton, Long, 245. Whixley, 228. Wig- 
ginton, 237. Wigton Circuit, Wesleyans of High Hoyland, in, 
. 199. Williton, 210. Winchester, 230. Winstanley, 237. Wirks- 
worth, 230. Witcham, 276. Withern, 256. Witton, Gilbert, 





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Petitions in favour—continued. 

Lxxx1x. 230. Wokingham, 185. Wootton, 237, Worthington, 
210. Wyaston, 237.—Yarmouth, 237. Yaverland, 237. Ystrad- 
velltey, 237. 

Petitions against ; From, Farmers and Market Gardeners sup- 
plying the Metropolis with Fruit and Vegetables; .xxxrx. 189. 
Tenants of Portman Market; Hounslow ; Market Gardeners of 
Isleworth; 237. J. W. Massie, 251. Henry Turner, 288. 
Westminster, 418. Robert Dent, 501. 

Petitions for the Introduction of a Clause, prohibiting the prac- 
tice of Baking on Sundays; From, Journeymen Bakers of 
Brighton ; and, Master Bakers of Finsbury ; txxx1x. 190. 

Petitions for the insertion of a Clause for changing Fair and 
Market Days falling on a Saturday or Monday to some other 
Day; From, Brailsford, Plymouth, txxx1x. 215. Mickleover and 
other Places, 234. Chesterfield, 437. 

4. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to promote the Ob- 
servance of the Lord’s Day; Previous Question put, and agreed 
to; Bill ordered; xc. 278. Presented ; printed; 279. Second 
Reading put off for Six Months; 387. 

Petitions for inserting a Clause to permit the Landing and Sale 
of Mackerel on the Sabbath as heretofore; From, Lowestoft, xc1. 
346. Great Yarmouth, 360. 

Petitions against ; From, Honiton; xc1. 314. Colyton, 348. 
Samuel Dobell, 402. 

Petitions in favour ; From, Abbots Bromley, xc1.386. Aber- 
dare and Kirwain, 416. Aberdeen, Long Acre Chapel, 356. 
Aberdeen, Bon Accord, 386. Abernethy, Moderator and Clerk 
of the Presbytery of, 387. Aberporth, 409. Aclington, 571. 
Adpar, 303. Aldersgate Street Chapel, London, 387. Aln- 
mouth, 571. Alnwick, 571. Andrew, St., Scotch Church, 
London, 387. Arboe, 310. Armitage, 386. Asaph, St., 297. 
Asgarby, &amp;c., 651. Ashborne, 387. Aston, 387. Athboy, 387. 
Atlow, 387. Augher, 351. Aylsham, 356.— Bacup, 310. 
Bakers of London, 651. Ballinacloe, 346. Ballymoney, 387. 

Ballymordan, 356. Ballymore, 376. Barford, 387. Barking, 
337. Barnby Dun, 330. Barrow, 651. Barton, 387. Bas- 
ford, New, 297. Bath, Bakers of, 387. Bath, Butchers of, 
887. Bath, Coachmasters and Waggoners of, 387. Bath, Hair- 
dreasers of, 387. Bath, Hucksters of, 387. Bedburn, North, 387. 
Beer, 386. Beaufort Ironworks, Calvinistic Methodists at, 651. 
Beeston, 297. Begally and Bethesda, 583. Belfast, Fisherwick 
Place,583. Belturbet,346. Bembridge,351. Bersham,387. Be- 
thesda, 583. Bettws, 346. Beverley, 297. Biggleswade, 387. 
Billinge, 310. Bilton, 387. Birkenhead, 297. Birmingham, 346. 
Blaenannerch, Blaen, y Cefen and Aberporth, 409. Blackburn, 
303. Blackwd, 310. Blunham, 387. Bolam, 351. Borough- 
bridge, 387. Bow, 387. Brailsford, 387.651. Branscombe, 
886. Braunston, 387. Breadsale, 387. Brecon, 304. Bree- 
wood, 356. Brighton, 346. Bristol Deanery, Clergy gf, 425. 
Bristol North Circuit, Wesleyan Methodist Society in, 387. 
Brown, Andrew, 387. Buckminster, 387. Bulwell, 297. 
Burford, 340. Burghwallis, 387. Burneshill, 346. Burnley, 
310. Burnup Fields and Colliery Dykes, Teachers, &amp;c. of Sunday 
Schools at, 214. Burrow and Somerby, 387. Burslem, 386, 
387. Bury St. Edmund’s, 304.356. Bury, 356.—Caerfarchell, 583. 
Caergwle, 297. Caherciveen, 387. Caldwell, 304. Cambridge, 
387. Canals, London to Liverpool, Derby and other Places, 
Bargemen, Boatmen, Porters, &amp;c. connected with, 651. Car- 
digan and Llechryd, 387. Carlton, 297. Carluke, Moderator 
of the Presbytery of, 387. Carrigaline, 386. Cartmel, 310. 
Cashel, 304. Castleblaney, 351. Cavan, 346. Cheltenham, 
Great Norwood Street, 310. Chepstow, 638. Chesterfield, 340, 
Chorley, 376. City Road, London, 351. Clenchwarton, 351. 
Clergy and Ministers of the Church of England, 376. Clerken- 
well, Wilderness Row, 351. Clogher, 351. Clogher, Five- 
Mile-town District, 351. Clonakilty, 887. Clones, 303. Col- 
chester, 387. Cold Waltham, 387. Colton, 386. Conway, 295. 
Coothill, 303. Cork, Patrick Street, 387. Cork, Scots Church, 
651. Coston, &amp;c., 387. Cottesworth, 376.. Cowthorpe, 351. 
Crakehall, 310. Crickhowell, 304. Crowland, 326. Culm- 
stock, 387.—Dartmouth, 387. Darwin, 303. Daventry, 387. 
David’s, St., Solvah and Caerfachell, 583. Denbigh, 297. 
Derby, 297. _ Derby, Grocers, Hucksters and others in All 
Saints, 387. Derby, Hairdressers, Barbers and others of, 387. 
Derby, Grocers, Hucksters and others of St. Alkmund, 387. 
Derby, Inhabitants of, 387. Derby, Masters, Mistresses, House 
Servants and others in Posting Houses in, 887. Derby, St. 
Michael, 387. Derby, St. Werburgh, 387. Derby and Derby- 
shire Society for promoting the Observance of the Lord’s Day, 
Committee of, 651. Devonport, 340. Dinas, 583. Disley, 387. 
Downpatrick, 387. Dungannon, 376. Dunmanway, 651. 
Dublin, St. Audeon’s, 287. Dublin, Magdalen Asylum, 351. 


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Lord’s Day: Bills relative to, &amp;c.—continued. 


Petitions in favour—continued. 
Durham Colliery Row, xc1. 310. Durham, Easington Lane, 310. 
Durham, Sheney Row, 310.—Earl Sterndale, 387. Ebbw Vale, 
Ironworks, Calvinistic Methodists, 651. Edinburgh, Moderator 
of the Associate Synod at, 387. Edmonton, 387. Elphin, 351. 
—Fanlobbus aud Dunmanway, 651. Farway, 387. Fintona, 
499. Fishmongers and Poulterers of London, 651. _Forehiill, 
583. Forfar, Moderator of the Presbytery of, 361. Frankton, 
376.—Galway, 346. Garstang, 310. Gayton, 351.386. Glan- 
rhyd and Kilgenan, 583. Glasgow, Mary Hill Church, near, 
387. Glasgow, Associate Burgher Congregation, Cambell Street, 
651. Glenhoy, 346. Glynmeirch Llanedy Bettws and Hendre, 
376. Goole, 416. Gosberton, 326. Gosport, 386. Grappen- 
hall, 346. Gravesend, 387. Greetland, 416. Grimston and 
Gayton, 351. Grindon, 387.—Halifax, South Parade Chapel, 
387. Halifax, Wesley Chapel, 387. Hamilton, Moderator of 
the Kirk Session of St. John’s, 387. _Hammermen Corporation, 
387. Hanley, 387. Hardham, 387. Harrington, 314. Ha- 
thersage-cum-Derwent, 387. Henham, 425. Henlow, 387. 
Hermon Dowlais, 416. Hetton, 310. Higham, 310. Higher 
Booths, 240. Hoghton, 303. Holbeach, 324. Holt, 310. 
Holywell, 297. Hornsey, 386. Houghton-le-Spring, 310. 314. 
Hoxton, Hackney and Middlesex Chapels, 351. Huddersfield, 
Queen Street, 303. Hylton Ferrug, 310.—Idle, 351. Inver- 
ness, 651. Inverness, Cordwainers and Leatherdealers Cor- 
porations, 387. Inverness, Tailors and Clothiers of, 387. In- 
verness, Weavers, Incorporation of, 387. Inverness, Wright, 
Cooper, &amp;c. Corporation, 387. Irvine, 376. Isham, 409.— 
John’s, St., Parish, Moderator of the Kirk Session of, 387. 
Keady, 351. Kennoway,387. Kilbrogan,314. Kilgerran, 583.— 
Kilmacomogue, 346. Kilskerry, 499. King’s Lynn, 351. 387. 
Kington, 326. Kinneigh, 376. Kirkby-le-Thorp, 651. Kirk- 
intilloch, 651. Kirk Langley, 387. Kirk Langley and Brails- 
ford, Keepers of Inns, Beer-houses, &amp;c. in, 387. Knockmamowl, 
810. Kirriemuir, 387. Kirwain, 416. Knaresborough, 420. 
Knockavilly, 470. Knox (John), Churches, Ministers, Elders 
and Members of Grey Friars, and John Knox’s Churches in the 
Established Church of Scotland, 651.—Lancaster, 441. Lamber- 
head Green, 310. Lancaster, Clergymen of the Church of Eng- 
land in, 376. Latchford, St. James’s Church, 346. Lathom and 
Burscourt, 331. Leigh Circuit, 340. Letterkenny, 393. Lime- 
house, 387. Lincoln, St. Peter’s, 351. Lisbellan, 376. Lislie, 
376. Liverpool, Merchants, Captains, Seamen and others of the 
Port of, 310. Liverpool Road, Islington, 351. Liverpool, 
Mount Pleasant Chapel, 387. . Liverpool, Wesleyans of Pitt 
Street Chapel, 387. Llandegai and Llanllechid, 295. Llandilo, 
387. Llandrillo, 756. Llandybie, Cefyn-berach, Llanlluan and 
Pentwyn, 376. Llanelly, 301. Llangamarch, 304. Llangollen, 
$87. Llangynhafal and Llanychan, 346. Llannddewibrefi, 387. 
Llanselin, 667. Llechryd, 387. Llendod, 387. London, Mer- 
chants, Owners and others connected with the Shipping Interest of, 
651. Longor, 387. Lowestoft, 387. Ludlow, 346.—Magherally, 376. 
Mallwyd, 387. Maltby and Stainton, 387. Manafon and 
Tregynon, 297. Manchester, Parishes in, 667. Manorhamilton, 
432. Mansfield, 303. Mapleton, 387. Marchwood, 416. Mary 
Axe, St., London, 387. Mellor, 303. Merthyr Tydvil, 416. Merthyr 
Tydvil and Vaynor, 416. Methwold,314. Middlesex, Bow, 387. 
Middlesex, St. George, 387. Middlewich, 376. Milford, 583. 
Monkton and Prestwick, 387. Monmouth, 387. 638. Moy, 346. 
Mullavilly, 376.—Nant-y-glo Iron Works, Calvinistic Methodists 
at, 651. Neath Abbey, 356. Newcastle, King Street, 386. Newcastle, 
Emlyn and Adpar, 304. Newcastle-under-Lyme, 386. New- 
castle-upon-Tyue, Moderator and Presbytery Clerk, 387. New- 
port and Dinas, 583. Newton, 387. Newtown, 346. Newtown 
Barry, 297 Newtownbutler, 303. Newtown Saville, 351. North- 
leigh, 376. North Meols, 387. Northop, 297. Nottingham, 
Halifax Place Chapel, 297. Nottingham, Hockley Chapel, 297. 
—Ockenden, South, 387. Oregan, 387. Osmaston, near Ash- 
bourn, 387. Oswestry, 376. Oxford, St. Ebbe, 387.—Padiham, 
310. Paisley, 304. 376. Paisley, Moderator of the Presbytery 
of, 376. Peckham, 387. Pemberton, 310. Pembroke, &amp;c., 
346. Pennant, Hernant and Llangynog, 387. Pentraeth, 310, 
Penymorfa and Twrgwyn, 409. Pickering, 387. Pontneath- 
vaughan, 304. Poplar, 387. Portadown, 376. Portsmouth, 
Green Row Chapel, 304. Portislade, 583. Prestwick, 387. 
Pudsey, 297. Puncheston, 583. Pytchley and Isham, 409. 
—Quarndon, 387.—Radcliffe, 356. Radford, 297. Ramsgate, 387. 
Ravenstone, 346. Rawreth, 346. Regent Square, Scotch Church 
in, 387. Renton, 387. Repps, Conimittee of an Association for the 
better Observance of the Lord’s Day, 356. Richmond, York, 409. 
Ripon, 387. Ripon Brinny, 356. Rhydargaie and Cromdwyfrane, 
376. Romford, 387. Rondham, 346. Roscommon, 425. Roscrea, 
323. Rugby, 387. Rugeley, 386. Rupell, A. J., and others, 





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Petitions in favour—continued. 

xcr. 304. Ruthin, 346. Ryde, 387.—Salem, 304. Salford, Parishes 
in, 667. Saxmundham, 346. Sawston, 387. Scarborough, 303, 
Seaford, 387. Seaham, 310. Seapatrick, 376. Seaton and Beer, 
886. Selby, 416. Sephton, 340. Sewston, &amp;c., 387. Sheffield, 
Bridgehouses Chapel, 304. Sheffield, Carver Street Chapel, 304. 
Sheffield, Ebenezer Chapel, 304. Shelton, 387. Shereff-Hulton, 
387. Shiffnal, 310. Snaith, 416. Snodshill, 314. Solvah, 
583. Somerby, 387. Somerton, 304. Southampton, 297. 386, 
Southport, 387. Southport, Keepers of Inns, &amp;c., 387. Sowerby 
Bridge, 416. Spalding, 326. Spitalfields, 387. Stainby-with- 
Gunby, 376. Staines, 356. Stamford Bridge, 301. Standish, 310, 
Stapenhill, 304. Stapleford, 387. Stellorgan, 323. Sternfield, 
346. Stewkley, 356. Stirling, 387. Stockton-upon-Tees, 376, 
Stoke Newington and Tottenham, 351. Stoke Proper, 387, 
Stoke-upon-Trent, Lane End, 376. Stowe, 386. Stranraer, 
Moderator of the Presbytery of, 387. Stratford, 387, 
Sunderland, 310. 8326. Swansea and Neath Abbey, 356. Swan- 
sea, Calvinistic Methodists at, 314. Sweffing, 346. Swin- 
don, 387. Swinefleet, 416. Sykehouse, 330.— Tadcaster, 351. 
Talgarth, 303. Taney, 346. Tarleton, 651. Teignmouth, 
387. Templemartin, 517. Templemore, 323. Temsford, 387, 
Tenterden, 387. Terrington and Clenchwarton, 351. Theale, 
651. Timolin, 323. Topcliffe, 387. Torquay, 517. Totham, 
Great, 425. Tottenham, 351. Tougherdoo, 346. Trecastle, &amp;c., 
304. Tregaron, and Llannddewibrefi, 387. Tregeiriog, 651. 
Tregynon, 297. Trevine, 583. Trinity Chapel, Conduit Street, 
London, 387. Trusley, 304. Tunstall, 386, 387. Tutbury, 387. 
Twrgwyn, 409.—Up-Waltham, 387. Wainfleet, 297. Wallaston 
and Burneshill, 346. Walmgate, 387. Walpole, 314. Waltham 
Abbey, 387. Walton, 351. Warminster, 351. Watton, 386. 
Wellington, 386. Welshpool, 346. Wem, 386. Westminster 
and London, 386. 651. Weston-upon-Trent and Gayton, 386, 
Whitehaven, 314. Whittington, 387. Whittington, Females of, 
651. Wick, 387. Wicklow, 387. Wicklow, Members of the 
Wesleyan Methodist Society, 387. Wigan, 310. Wiston, 583, 
Witton, West, 387. Witton-le-Wear, and North Bedburn, 387. 
Wolford and Barton, 387. Wombridge, 386. Woodstock, Pun- 
cheston and Forehill, 583. Woolpit, 346. Worcester, St: George, 
387. Worcester, St. Martin’s, 386. Worthell, 387. Wreckenton, 
Superintendents and Teachers of Sunday Schools in, 387. Wrex- 
ham, 376. 387. Wrockwardine, Wood, 386.—York, Albion Street 
Chapel, 376. Ystradvelltey and Portneathvaughan, 304. Ystrad- 
gunlais, Yorath Chapel, 314. Yarmouth, Great, 577. 


5. To promote the Observance of the Lord’s Day; Ordered, 
xc. 333. Presented; printed; 333. Committee deferred, 494. 
499. 


Petitions praying that the Bill may be permitted to go into 
Committee; From Alford, xc11. 416. Alfreton, 439. Alnwick, 529. 
Alvaston and Boulton, 444. Alvington, West, 491. Appleby 
and Dufton, 371. Ashbourn, 444. Ashby-de-la-Zouch, 444. 
Ashford, 588. Atherstone, 371. Atlowe, 444. Avon, Vale of, 
476. Barugh, 383. Baslow, 410. Bath, 491. Beuverlee, 444. 
Billinghay, 360. Bilston, 439. Birkenhead, 371. Birmingham, 
Belmont Row and Bradford Street Chapels, 444. Birmingham, 
Cheny Street Chapel, 444. Birmingham, Wesley Chapel, 444. 
Bishop Auckland, 371. Blackheath, Greenwich and Lewisham, 
501. Blewbury, 444. Blyth, 360. Bolam, 383. Borough- 
bridge, 489. Bradford, 429. Brampton, 435. Brailsford, 
444. Breadsall, 444. Bristol, Clergy, 463. Brough and 
Warcop, 371. Broughton, 360. Buxton, 439. Buckenham, 
New, and other Places, 399. Buckerell, 491. Builth, 360. 
Burgher Seceders, Scotland, Moderator of the Associate Synod 
of, 444. Burslem, 435. Bury, Lancaster, 444. 543. Carlisle, 
360. Carmarthen, Water Street Chapel, 444. Castle Donington, 
444. Castle Rising, 399. Caton and Wray, 399. Cheddington, 
444. Chelmondiston, 410. Chelsea, 501. Chelsea, Bakers and 
Corn-dealers, 444. Chelsea, Butchers, 444. Chelsea, Green- 
grocers and Coal-dealers, 444. Chelsea, Grocers and Cheese- 
mongers, 444. Chelsea, Hair-dressers, 444. Chelsea, Poul- 
terers and Fishmongers, 444. Chelsea, Saint Luke, 501. 
Chelsea, Shoemakers and Leather-sellers, 444. Chelsea, Tailors, 
Hatters and Salesmen, 444. Chelsea, Upper, Trinity Church, 
444. Chepstone, 360. Childrey, 371. Chirnside, 444. Chit 
terne, All Saints, and Saint Mary, Wilts, 429. Church of 
England, Clergymen of, 501. Clutton, 371. Coachmen and 
Guards of Mails and Stage Coaches to and from London, 501. 
Coach Proprietors of England and Wales, 501. Crowland, 444. 
Croxhall, 444. Croxon, John, 444. Dalbury and Trusley, 471. 
Dalkeith, 463. Danby, 360. Deal, 371. Derby, 501. Derby, 
All Saints (Two Petitions), 444. Derby, Bakers, 444. Derby, 


Hair-dressers, 444. Derby, Saint Alkmund’s (Two Petitions), on 
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Petitions praying, §c.—continued. 
Derby, Saint John’s, xcu. 444. Derby, Saint’ Michael’s (Two 
Petitions), 444. Derby, Saint Peter’s, Grocers and Hucksters, 
504. Derby, Saint Peter’s, Inhabitants, 504. Derby, Saint 
Werburgh’s (Two Petitions), 444. Derby, Trinity Church, 444. 
Derbyshire Auxiliary Society for promoting the Observance of 
the Lord’s Day, Treasurer, Secretaries and Members of the Com- 
mittee of, 444. Dethick, 444. Dollar, 367. Donaghadee, 444. 
Doncaster, 476. Dudley, 416. Duggleby, 383. Dumfries, 501. 
Dunfermline, 380. Dunkeswell, 395. Dunshalt, 395. Dun- 
stable, 383. Edderton, 444. Edinburgh, 501. Edinburgh 
(Lady Glenorchy’s Chapel), 512. Edinburgh, Saint Mary’s, 
504. Ettingshall, 439. Exeter, 371. Exeter Hall, Middlesex, 
Persons signing at, 444. Exton, 336. Fairlie, 444. Falmouth, 
336. Fearton, 395. Fermoy, 501. Ferry Port on Craig, 588. 
Framlingham, 444. Fulham, &amp;c., 501. Fylingdales, 360. Gar- 
stang and other Places, 399. Gateshead, 429. Gateshead Fell, 
429. Gawcott and Lenborough, 429. Gittisham, 367. Glas- 
bury, 360. Goole, 463. Gosberton, 360. Gosport, 367. Greaseley 
(Two Petitions), 444. Griffy Dam, 444. Grindon, 476. Hali- 
fax, Saint James, 501. Ham and Hatch, 410. Hampstead and 
other Places, 501. Hartlepool, 444. Hartley and Seaton Sluice, 
360. Harwich, 330. Haworth,580. Haye, 360. Hayton, 435. 
Helensburgh, 504. Herther and Ibstock, 444. Heworth, Bill 
Quay, 429. Hilton and Murton, 371. Holbeach, 360. Hol- 
brook, 410. Holywell Colliery, 360. Honiton (Bakers), 444. 
Hovingham, 476. Howden, 360. Hungerford, 380. Hyde, 
880. Hylton, 410. Inverness,399. Ipswich, 410. Ives, Saint, 
336. Keighley, 580. Kentisbeer, 491. Keyingham, 367. Kil- 
linghall, 360. Kilmarnock, 444. Kingsbridge, 615. Kirkby 
Stephen and Salby, 371. Kirk Langley (Two Petitions), 444. 
Lambeth, Saint Paul’s Chapel, Vauxhall, 588. Lancaster, 399. 
Largs, 444. Leckford, 444. Leith, Moderator of Saint John’s 
Kirk Session, 476. Lincoln, 360. Liverpool, 380. Liverpool, 
All Saints, 416. Llansaintffraid and Llanvechen, 444. Llanwd- 
dyn, 444. London, 501. London, Ministers and Elders of the 
Scottish Presbytery in, 380. London, Minister, Elders and Con- 
gregation of Saint Andrew’s Scotch Church, 444. Longmarton 
and other Places, 371. Loughborough, 444. Loughor, 416. 
Luton, 383. Lyme Regis, 336. Lymm, 395. Lyth, 360. 
Maidenhead, 371. Maldon, 444. Malton, 383. Manchester, 
Saint Matthew’s Church, 444. Marple, 512. Martin, 360. 
Measham and Oakthorpe, 444. Melbourne, 444. Methering- 
ham, 360. Midsomer Norton, 371. Mildenhall, 360. Mor- 
ristoun, 444. Muggington, 444. Nantwich, 501. Navenby, 
360. Nedging and Naughton, 395. Newcastle, 429. New- 
eastle-upon-Tyne, 429. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Moderator and 
Clerk of the Presbytery of, 383. Newcastle, Westgate, 444. 
Newton-upon-Ouse, 444. Normanton, South, 476. Northallerton, 
410. Northleigh, 444. Northumberland, the Reverend the 
Presbytery of, 410. Oakham and other Places, 336. Oldbury, 
416. Olney, 444. Paulton, 371. Payhembury, 444. Penryn, 
367. Pimlico, Charlotte Chapel, 444. Pontefract, 416. Ports- 
mouth, 380. Prescot, 439. Pytchley, Broughton and Orling- 
bury, 491. Pyworthy, 405. Quarndon, 444. Queen Camel, 
444. Radborne, 471. Radcliff, 444. Radstock, 371. Ramsey, 
336. Ramsgate, 416. Richmond, Surrey, 367. 444. Riddings 
(Alfreton), 410. Ripon, 360. Roche, 444. Ross, Moderator of 
the Provincial Synod of, 444. Rye, 399. Salisbury, 367. 416. 
Sandiacre, 444. Scotland, Moderator of the General Assembly 
of the Church of, 444. Shardlow Canal, Boat Owners and others 
on, 444. Sheerness and other Places, 416. Shelton, 399. Shields, 
North, 360. Shirley, 383. Shrewsbury, 444. Sleaford, 360. 
Southampton, 383. Southwick, 410. Spalding, 360. Spondon, 
&amp;e., 383. Stafford, 429. Staffordshire, Boat Owners and others in 
the Northern Division of, 435. Stalybridge, 380. Stanton-by-Dale 
and Dale Abbey, 444. Stewarton, 380. Stirling (Magistrates, 
&amp;e.), 444. Stirling (Moderator of the Presbytery), 444. Stock- 
land, 395. Stockland and Dalwood, 501. Stockton, 444. Stoke- 
upon-Trent, 399. Stratton, Long, and other Places, 399. Strond, 
395. Sunderland, 410. Sutton Bridge, 395. Swansea, Saint 
John’s Church, 449. Tadcaster, 580. Tenterden, 588. Thor- 
ganby with West Cottingwith, 367. Thurso, 405. Timsbury, 
371. Topeliffe, 360. Ventnor, 444. Wadebridge, 399. Wain- 
fleet, 380. Wallingford, 469. Wallsend, 444. Walton, 435. 
Wantage, 371. Watlington, 444. Watton, 444. Westow, 383. 
Whalton, 383. Whitburn, 410. Whitby, 360. Wick, 491. 
Wickham Market, 429. Wilberfoss, 360. Willington (Two 
Petitions), 444. Winteringham, 383. Wolverhampton, 439. 
Wootton, North, 444. Worcester, 429. Worcester, Saint 
George’s Claines, 463. | Worcester, Sunday School Union, 
Teachers connected with, 416. Yeaveley, 383. Yester, 444. 
York, City of, 383. 





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Lord’s Day : Bills relative to, &amp;c.—continued. 


6. To facilitate the better and more regular Observance of the 
Lord’s Day, commonly called Sunday; Ordered, rxxx1x. 263. 
Presented ; printed ; 267. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 
305. 


7. To render more effectual an Act of the twenty-ninth year 
of King Charles the Second, for the better Observance of the 
Lord’s Day; Ordered, rxxx1x. 285. Presented; printed; 292. 
Bill, as amended, printed, 355. Bill re-committed, 373. Bill, as 
amended, to be printed, 456. Bill read 3°; Ques. Neg. that the 
Bill do pass, 496. 


Petition of the Master, Wardens and Commonalty of Watermen 
and Lightermen of the River Thames, against ; txxx1x. 430. 


Petition of Journeymen Fishmongers of London against so much 
of the Bill as allows the Sale of Fish on Sundays, except during 
Divine Service ; txxx1x. 495. 


8. To render more effectual an Act of the twenty-ninth year 
of King Charles the Second for the better Observance of the 
Lord’s Day; Ordered, xc. 102. Presented; printed; 125. Bill, 
as amended, printed, 272. Further Consideration of Report put 
off for Six Months, 312. 


Petitions against ; From, Deptford; Brentford ; Isleworth ; 
Fulham ; St. Paul, Covent Garden ; Covent Garden Market ; 
xc. 165. Matthew Maunder, 174. Spital Fields Market, 179. 
Honiton, 288. Joseph Forster; George Austin, of Shefford ; 
377. James Bywater Humphreys, 536. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Richmond (Surrey) in favour, xc. 248. 


Petition of Market Gardeners and others in the Vicinity of the 
Metropolis for the insertion of a Clause to exempt them from the 
operation of the Bill; xc. 272. 

Petition of Inhabitants of Finsbury for the insertion of a 
Clause to prohibit Card-playing, and other Games of Chance, at 
Private Houses on the Lord’s Day; xc. 272. 


9. To explain and amend certain Acts relative to the Observ- 
ance of the Sabbath Day in that part of the United Kingdom 
called Scotland ; Ordered, txxxvim. 497. Presented ; printed ; 
537. Second Reading put off for Three Months, 599. 


Petition in favour; From Matthew Barclay, Moderator of 
the Presbytery of Dumbarton; txxxix, 114. 


10. To explain and amend certain Acts relative to the Observ- 
ance of the Sabbath Day in that part of the United Kingdom 
called Scotland; Ordered, txxx1x. 111. Presented; printed; 
112. Second Reading deferred, 486. Not proceeded in. 


Petitions in favour; From, Aberdeen (Two); ixxx1x. 287. 
Abernethy, Presbytery of, 199. Alness,294. Angus and Mearns, 
Moderator of the Synod of, 396. Ayr and Glasgow, Synod of, 
199.—Brechin, 396. 502.—Carluke, Moderator of the Kirk Ses- 
sion of, 502. Comrie, 199.—Dumbarton, 237. Dumfries, 237. 
242. Dunoon, 502.—Edinburgh, Moderator of the Presbytery 
of, 294.—Glasgow, 242. Glasgow (Two), 294. Glasgow, Barony 
of, 237. Glasgow, Duke Street, 237. Glasgow, St. George, 237. 
Glasgow, Green Street Chapel, 237. Glasgow, Great Hamilton 
Street Chapel, 237. Glasgow, Hope Street Chapel, 237. Glas- 
gow, St. James, 237. Glasgow, St. John’s, 237. Glasgow, John 
Street Chapel, 237. Glasgow, St. Mary’s, 237. Glasgow, Mi- 
nister and Elders of the Church of Scotland met in General Ses- 
sion, 237. Glasgow, Seaman’s Friend Society, 502. Glasgow, 
Tradestown Chapel, 237. Glasgow University, Students of Divi- 
nity and Graduates, 237. (igpbals, Magistrates of the Barony of, 
237. Greenock, 287.—Haddington, 335. Haddington, Mode- 
rator of the Presbytery of, 294. Helensburgh, 237. Houston and 
Killalon, 207.—Kelso, 258. Killalon, 207. Kilmuir Easter, 502. 
Kilsyth, 502. Kirkintilloch, 237. Kirkpatrick juxta Dumfries, 
237.—Lesmahagow, 502. Linlithgow, Presbytery of, 502. Logie 
Easter, 237. Lorn, Moderator of the Presbytery of, 502.—Mearns 
and Angus, Moderator of the Synod of, 396. Moffat, 237. Mut- 
hill, 199.—Newton, 502.—Paisley, 502. Paisley, Moderator of 
the Presbytery of, 207. Perth, Synod of, 199. Plockton, 199. 
Pollokshaws, 502. Port Patrick, 502.—Renfrew, 370. Rose- 
markie, 237. Ross, Moderator of the Provincial Synod of, 502. 
—Sotland, General Assembly of the Church of, 502. Skye, Pres- 
bytery of, 199. Stewarton, 370. Stirling, 234. Stirling, Pres- 
bytery of, 199. Store, 199.—Tain, 294. Tobermory, 237. 

Petitions against; From, Glasgow (Five Petitions); uxxxrx. 
237. Lord Provost, &amp;c. of Glasgow, 269. Easter Ross, 284. 
Renfrew, 287. Saltcoats, 309. Nailston, 359. 


Motions relative to: 


11. For bringing in a Bill to amend the Law relating to the 
Observance of the Lord’s Day; Withdrawn, uxxxvu. 184. 


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Lord’s Day : Motions relative to—continued. 


12. For bringing in a Bill to facilitate and promote the better 
Observance of the Lord’s Day; Motion, That the House do now 
adjourn; Question Neg. thereupon; Question again proposed, 
and a Debate arising thereupon, Debate adjourned ; ixxx1x. 253. 
Debate resumed ; Question agreed to; Bill ordered ; 263. 

See Corporations, Municipal, (England and Wales), 1. Fairs 
and Markets. Petitions, 1317. 1327. 


Lords, House of :— see House of Lords. 


Lords Justices :—see King, 7. 


Lords of Session :—séee Session, Court of 











Lotteries. 





I. Public Bills relative thereto ; 1—3S. 
II. Petitions for Bills relative thereto; 4, 5. 





I. Public Bills relative thereto : 


1. To provide for the taking in and Payment of outstanding 
Lottery Tickets; Ordered, rxxavu. 12. Presented; printed; 13. 
RB. A. 95, 


Glasgow—continued. 
the first and second years of the reign of His present Majesty, 
for the Improvement of Glasgow; Ordered, rxxx1x. 286. Pre- 
2. To prevent the advertising of Foreign and other Illegal sented; printed; 349. Bill read Third Time; Clause offered; 
Lotteries; Ordered, xct. 689. Presented; printed; 689. Rk. a. Motion for reading the Clause a First Time; whereupon Motion 
800. made, That the House do now adjourn; superseded by adjourn- 
ment; 410. Further Proceeding on Third Reading deferred, 415. 


Glasgow : 
$ Resumed ; Clause added ; Bill passed; 420. Rr. a. 525. 


3. To prohibit any further Lotteries under an Act passed in 





II. Petitions for Bills, and Proceedings thereon : 


Vauxhall Gardens: 


5. For disposing of the said Gardens by way of Lottery; 
Referred, uxxxvitt. 105. Not proceeded in. 
See Accounts and Papers, 3625-3629. Committees, 419. 
1447. Petitions, 1329. Supply, 294. 971-1002. 


Tomkins’s : 
4. To extend and amend Act 57 Geo. III.; Referred, txxv. 
150. Bill ordered, 215. Presented, 227. Petition against, 332. 
R. A. 468. 











Lunatics, &amp;c.: Bills relative to—continued. 


6. For consolidating and amending the Laws relating to 
Property belonging to Infants, Femes Covert, Idiots, Lunatics and 


Lucia, St., Island Of :—see Accounts and Papers, 
3633. Addresses,723, 724. Petitions, 1832. 


Lu nar Months ‘——Bill to remove difficulties which may 
arise from the confusion between Calendar and Lunar Months, in 
the Computation of Time, and to remedy certain Grievances which 
have already been occasioned thereby ; Ordered, xc1. 205. Pre- 
sented; printed; 206. As amended, printed, 298. Passed, 398. 
Not returned from the Lords. 


Lunatics, Lunatic Asylums and Mad- 


houses : Bills relative to: 

1. Toauthorize the Transfer of Stock and Paymentof Dividends 
of Lunatics residing out of England; Ordered, uxxvi. 115. 
Presented; printed; 117. Rk. a. 200. 

2. To facilitate the conveyance of Trust Estates; Ordered ; 
presented ; printed; uxxvi. 379. R. a. 502. 


3. Toconsolidate and amend the Laws relating to Conveyances 
and Transfers of Estates and Funds vested in Trustees who are 
Infants, Idiots or Lunatics; Ordered, txxx. 377. Presented ; 
printed ; 386. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 585. R. a. 603. 


4. To repeal and amend the Provisions of the above Act; 
Ordered, ixxx11. 368. Presented; printed; 451. Reported ; 
further consideration of Report put off for Three Months; Biil, 
as amended, printed ; 531. 


5. For amending the Laws respecting Conveyances and 
Transfers of Estates and Funds vested in Trustees and Mortgagees 
who are Infants, &amp;c., and for enabling Courts of Equity to give 
effect to their Decrees; itxxx1v. 211. Presented ; printed; 224. 
As amended, printed, 252. Passed, 285. Not returned from the 
Lords.———-Another Bill; Ordered, txxxv. 27. Presented, 29. 
Printed, 30. As amended, printed, 98. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed tu, 644. nk. a. 657. 





Persons of unsound mind; Ordered, txxx11. 405. Presented; 
printed; Second Reading put off for Three Months; 536.——— 
Another Bill; Ordered, txxx1v.211. Presented; printed ; 233. 
As amended, printed, 252. Passed, 285. Not returned from the 
Lords. ——— Another Bill; Ordered, txxxv. 27. Presented; 
printed; 30. As amended, printed, 98. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 645. R. A. 657. 


7. For extending Acts for the Sale and Mortgage of Estates 
of Persons found Lunatic by Inquisition taken in England or 
Ireland; From the Lords, txxxu1. 499. Read; printed; 510. 
Passed, with Amendments, 541. Amendments agreed to by the 
Lords, 552. nk. A. 554. 


8. For limiting the time within which Inquisitions of Lunacy, 
Idiotey and Non Compos Mentis may be traversed; Ordered, 
Lxxx. 267. Presented; printed; 372. Petition of William 
Corbett against, 475. R. a. 586. 


9. To diminish the inconvenience and expense of Commis- 
sions in the nature of Writs de Lunatico Inquirendo; Ordered, 
LXXxv. 123. Presented; printed; 134. Second Reading put 
off for Six Months, 196. 


10. To diminish the inconvenience and expense of Commissions 
in the nature of Writs de Lunatico Inquirendo, and to provide 
for the better care of Persons of unsound mind; From the Lords, 
Lxxxvi. 885. Read; printed; 906. Second Reading deferred, 
920. Not proceeded in. 


11. Todiminish the inconvenience and expense of Commissions 
in the nature of Writs de Lunatico Inquirendo, and to provide for 
the better care and treatment of Idiots, Lunatics and Persons of 
unsound mind found such by Inquisition; From the Lords, 
LXxxvul. 298. Read; printed; 310. Reported, with Amend- 

ments, 











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Lunatics, &amp;c.: Bills relative to—continued. 


ments, 89. As amended, printed, 490. Re-committed ; reported, 
with Amendments; 526. Further consideration of Report 
deferred, 544. Not proceeded in———Another Bill; From 
the Lords, txxxvim. 71. Printed, 111. Read, 155. As 
amended, printed, 298. Re-committed, 325, As amended, 
printed; 372. Re-committed, 383. Passed, with Amendments, 
578. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 599. R. a. 599. 


12. To regulate the care and treatment of Insane Persons ; 
Ordered, txxxu. 85. Presented; printed; 122. As amended, 
printed, 179. Re-committed ; reported ; and, as amended, printed ; 
202. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 446. Bill, as 
amended by the Lords, printed, 452. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, with an Amendment, 498. Amendment agreed to by the 
Lords, 503. R.A. 535. 


13. To explain, amend and alter above Act; Ordered, txxxtv. 
99. Presented, 142. Printed, 143. Instruction for the issue of 
Money out of the Consolidated Fund to defray the Expense of 
Commission under Act 9 Geo. IV., 204. Petition of William 
Symmons, against, 224, P. R. a. 296. 


14. To alter and amend Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 41; Ordered, 
txxxiv. 99. Not presented. 


15. For regulating the care and treatment of Insane Persons 
in England; Ordered, txxxvi. 296. Presented; printed; 458. 
Committed to a Select Committee, 478. (See Committees, 969.) 
Further consideration of Report put off for Three Months; Bill, 
as amended, printed; 516. Another Bill; Ordered, txxxv1. 
558. Presented; printed; 559. Passed by the Lords, with 
Amendments, 784. Printed, as amended by the Lords, 786. 
Amendments considered, 866. Several agreed to, 867, 868. 
Several disagreed to, 867, 868. Committee appointed to draw 
up Reasons to be offered to the Lords at a Conference, 868. 
Reasons reported and agreed to; Conference to be desired with 
the Lords; 874. Conference held and reported, 875. (See Con- 
ferences, 12.) Not returned from the Lords. 





16. For regulating the care and treatment of Insane Persons 
in England; Ordeggd, txxxvu. 67. Presented; printed; 70. 
Committed toa Select Committee, 75. (See Committees, 969.) 
Reported, and re-committed to a Committee of the whole House, 
157. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 528. Amend- 
ments to be printed, 532. Consideration thereof deferred, 570. 
Considered, 573. Some agreed to, others disagreed to; Com- 
mittee appointed to draw up Reasons to be offered to the Lords 
at a Conference; 574. Reasons for disagreeing to Lords’ 
Amendments reported ; Resolution that the Amendments made 
on a former day to the Lords’ Amendments be not persisted in; 
Conference to be desired with the Lords; 578. Conference held 
and reported, 579. (See Conferences, 13.) Message from the 
Lords, that they do not insist on their Amendments, 579. R. a. 
584.———To amend Act 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c. 107, for regulating 
the care and treatment of Insane Persons in England ; Ordered, 
Lxxxvill. 588. Presented; printed; 586. R. a. 726.———-To 
continue above Acts; Ordered; presented; xc. 404. R. a. 578. 


Lunatics, &amp;c.: Bills relative to—continued. 


17. To amend Act 48 Geo. III. c. 96, for the better care and 
maintenance of Lunatics being Paupers; Ordered, txxvi. 376. 
Presented; printed; 386. Bill committed, 407. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 

18. To amend Acts for the better care and management of 
Lunatics being Paupers or Criminals; Ordered, txxix. 260. 
Presented, 264. Printed, 276. rR. a. 502. 


19. To consolidate and amend Acts to facilitate the erection 
of County Lunatic Asylums, and to improve the treatment of 
Pauper and Criminal Lunatics; Ordered, txxxm. 85. Pre- 
sented; printed; 122, As amended, printed, 179. Re-com- 
mitted, 196. Bill passed, 227. Not returned from the Lords. 

20. To amend the Laws for the erection and regulation of 
County Lunatic Asylums; Ordered, uxxxi. 411. Presented; 
printed; 415. nr. a. 535. 


21. To authorize the Transfer of certain Balances in the hands 
of Clerks of the Peace, on account of Lunatic Asylum Licenses ; 
Ordered, Lxxxv. 22. Presented; printed; 22. Rr. a. 129. 


22. Petition for a Bill for enabling Francis John Brown 
to convey Forston House for the purposes of a Lunatic Asylum 
for the County of Dorset; Referred, txxxu1. 33. Bill ordered, 
51. Presented, 60. nk. a. 187. 


Ireland: 
23. To amend Act 57 Geo. III. c. 106, for the establishment 


of Asylums for the Lunatic Poor in Ireland ; Ordered, txxv. 367. 
Presented, 415. R. a. 468. 


24. For making more effectual Provisions for the establish- 
ment of Asylums for the Lunatic Poor; Ordered, fxxvi. 144. 
Presented ; printed; 218. Rk. a. 383. 


25. To amend above Acts; Ordered, txxx. 500, Presented, 
601. Printed, 508. Rk. a. 586. 


26. To amend Act 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 383; Ordered, txxx1. 97. 
Presented; printed; 102. Re-committed, 131. R. a. 227. 


27. To extend to Ireland certain provisions of the Act 1 Will. 
IV. for consolidating and amending the Laws relating to Property 
belonging to Infants, Femes Covert, Lunatics and Persons of 
unsound mind; From the Lords, xc. 183. Read; printed; 203. 
R. A. 500. 


28. For appropriating Richmond Lunatic Asylum to the pur- 
poses of a District Lunatic Asylum; Ordered, txxxv. 339. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 343. nr. a. 499.———To amend the above Act; 
Ordered, txxxvi. 253. Presented; printed; 257. R. a. 362. 


Scotland : 


29. For altering and amending Act 55 Geo. III. ec. 69, to 
regulate Madhouses in.Scotland; Ordered, rxxxim. 156. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 225. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 457. 
R. A. 482. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3634-3662, 6811. Addresses, 
725-744. Committees, 420, 421. 968, 969, 1254, 1396, 
Infants. Petitions, 1337. Supply, 296, 297. 














M. 


M‘Adam, John Loudon s——See Accounts and 
Papers, 3669, 3670. Addresses, 745. Committees, 970. Peti- 
tions, 1339, II. Supply, 10. 299. 


M‘Carron and Others :—amendment proposed and 
withdrawn, upon Motion for now reading the Order of the Day 
for Committee on the Municipal Corporations (Ireland) Bill, 
“For a Return relative to the Trial of M‘Carron and others at 
Monaghan Assizes for Murder ;” xcu1. 194. 


Mace of the House :—a Speaker having been chosen, 
and made his acknowledgments, and sat down in the Chair, the 
Mace is laid upon the Table ; txxv. 108.—Lxxx1l. 8.—LXXXvI. 6. 
523.—.xxxvinl. 5.—xc. 5. Placed on a Cushion before Mr. 





Speaker at the Solemnity of their Majesty’s Coronation at West- 


minster Abbey on 8 September 1831; txxxv1.833. See House, 
117, Members, 27. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Macfie &amp; Co. :——Upon Question for appointing a Select 
Committee to inquire into the Case of the late Speaker and Officers 
of the Houses of Parliament, who suffered by the Fire of the for- 
mer Houses of Parliament ; Amendment proposed, toadd “ and 
also to inquire into the Case of Messrs. Macfie, of Leith, who 
suffered Loss by Fire ;” but the Recommendation of the Crown not 
being signified, the Question to add such Amendment was not put; 
xci1. 598. See Sugar, 8. 


Machinery :—wMotion for Leave to bring in a Bill to 
repeal so much of Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 107, as relates to the Export- 
ation of Tools and Utensils; Withdrawn, txxxr. 346. See 
Accounts and Papers, 3973, 3674. Committees, 722.971. Peti- 
tions, 1348, 1349. 


Madhouses :—see Lunatics, $c. 





Madras : 


7Z 





642 MADRAS——MAN. 








Madras: 


1. Bill for the Relief of Sufferers by the Insolvency of the 
Registrar at Madras; Ordered, uxxx1v. 536. Presented; printed ; 
342. Second Reading put off for Three Months, 369. 


2. Bill for the Reliefof Persons who have died intestate in the 
Presidency of Madras, and for the Relief of Suitors of the Supreme 
Court of Judicature; Ordered, txxxv. 272. Presented ; printed ; 
273. Petition ofthe East India Company, against, 331. Order 
for Second Reading of the Bill; read ; Counsel called in; Peti- 
tion of the East India Company read; Bill read a Second Time, 
and Counsel heard; Bill committed; 569. As amended, printed, 
631. Re-committed, 640. Considered; reported; to be ingrossed 
and read the Third Time same day; 642. R.A. 657. 


a 
Magistrates :—see Justices of the Peace. 


Maldon :—Petitions for Bills relative to the 
Borough of : 


1. For confirming the Charter, and the Customs and Tolls 
granted therein; Referred, uxxvu. 51. Not proceeded in. 


2. For confirming the Charter or Letters Patent granted to 
that Town; Referred, txxxt1. 211. Not proceeded in. 


3. To authorize the Mayor, Aldermen and others of the Bo- 
rough of Maldon to collect certain Ship Dues, to cleanse and 
improve the Navigation of the Blackwater River, and to protect 
the Oyster and Float Fishery therein; Referred, uxxu1. 49. 
Bill ordered, 109. Presented, 174. Petitions against, 262. 282. 

Jot proceeded in. 

See Accounts and Papers, 3677. Addresses, 747. 


Malicious Injuries: Bills relative to: 


1. To provide a summary Remedy for certain Wilful and 
Malicious Injuries; Ordered, txxv. 283. Presented; printed; 
283. As amended, printed, 309. Re-committed; reported; and, 
as amended, printed; 360. Re-committed, 385. R. a. 455. 


2. For consolidating and amending the Laws in England rela- 
tive to Malicious Injuries to Property; Ordered, txxxr. 216. 
Presented; printed; 310. Re-committed; reported; and, as 
amended, printed; 493. Re-committed, 508. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 581. R. a.587. 


3. To facilitate the Recovery of Damages for Malicious Injuries 
to Property in Ireland; Ordered, txxvit. 442. Presented, 446. 
Petition of John Cockbain, of Whitehaven, against, 477, p. 
R. A. 475. 

4. For consolidating and amending the Laws in Ireland rela- 
ting thereto; Ordered, xxx. 212. Presented; printed; 221. 


As amended, printed, 395. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 529. 
R. A. 535. 


Malt: Bills relative to: 


1. To repeal so much of Act 59 Geo. III. as relates to the 
Duties on Malt in England ; Ordered, txxv1.190. Order of Leave 
for Bill discharged; Another Bill ordered, 201. Presented; 
printed; 204. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 231. 


2. Togrant Allowances and Countervailing Duties on Beer, 


Ale and Vinegar made from Malt; Ordered, ixxvu. 66, but not 
presented. 


3. To repeal the Excise Duty on Malt charged by Act 1&amp;2 
Geo. IV. c. 3, to allow the said Duty on Malt in stock, and to 
make regulations for better securing the Duties on Malt ; Ordered, 
ytxxvu. 86. Presented, 100. R. a. 172. 


4. To grant Countervailing Duties thereon, and to allow an 
equivalent Drawback ; Ordered, txxvu. 86. Instruction relative 
to certain Duties thereon in Ireland, 164. Bill presented, 171. 
R.A. 266. To provide for the Collection and Payment 
of the Countervailing Duties and Drawbacks thereon ; Ordered, 
Lxxvit. 430. Presented, 436. kr. a. 473. 


5. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the Revenue 
of Excise on Malt; Ordered, txxxi. 494. Presented; printed; 
503. As amended, printed, 542. Petitions against; From, 
Maltsters of Edinburgh, 572. Maltsters of Wexford, 589. Malt- 


sters of Enniscorthy, 594. Re-committed; reported; and, as 
amended, printed ; 561. 583. Rk. a. 609. 


6. Toalter and amend above Act; Ordered, txxxv. 278. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 279. nk. a. 499. 


7. To alter and amend certain Laws of Excise relating to the 
Revenue of Excise on Malt made in the United Kingdom; Or- 
dered, xc1. 810. Presented; printed; 815. Not proceeded in. 


8. To amend certain Laws of Excise relating to the Duties on 
Malt made in the United Kingdom; Ordered, xcu. 509. 


j Pre- 
sented; printed; 517. R. a. 622. 


Malt: Bills relative to—continued. 


9. To repeal so much of Act 59 Geo. III. as relates to the 
Duties on Malt in Ireland; Ordered, rxxv1. 190. Order of Leave 
for Bill discharged; Another Bill ordered, 201. Presented ; 
printed; 204. Not proceeded in. 

10. To reduce the Duty of Excise on Malt made in Ireland ; 
Ordered, ixxvi1. 86. Instruction relative to the Duties on Malt, 
Spirits and Beer, in Ireland, 164. Bill presented, 171.. Re- 
committed, 216. Petition of William Callaghan, against, 252, 
R. A. 366. 

11. For reducing the Duty on Malt made from Bear or Bi 
only, in Ireland, to the same Duty as is now payable thereon in 
Scotland; Ordered, txxxv. 486. Presented, 490. R.A. 578. 

12. To consolidate and amend the Laws for suppressing the 
illicit making of Malt, and Distillation of Spirits in Ireland; Or- 
dered, txxxvi. 253. Presented; printed; 344. Committee de- 
ferred, 502. Not proceeded in.——Again ordered, Lxxxv1. 550, 
Presented ; printed; 587. As amended, printed, 906. R. a. 935, 

13. For more effectually securing the Duty on Malt in Ire. 
land; Ordered, xc1. 679. Presented; printed; 679. Second 
Reading put off for Three Months, 762. 

14. For reducing for a time to be limited the Duty on Malt, 
made from Bear or Bigg only, for Home Consumption in Scot- 
land; Ordered, txxv. 424. Presented, 435. Motion for an In- 
struction, withdrawn, 450. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 471. 
R. A. 477.———Another Bill; Ordered, txxv1. 441. Presented, 
446. R. A. 492. Another Bill; Ordered, txxvu. 202. Pre- 
sented, 217. R. a. 266. 

Motions relative to: 

15. That in the Acts of Parliament relating to the Duties on 
Malt, passed in the years 1725, 1760, 1779, 1780, and 1787, the 
Principle was uniformly recognized of imposing only half the 
amount of Duty on Malt made in Scotland, of what was imposed 
on Malt made in England; Prev. Ques. Neg. thereupon, and also 
on several other Motions relative to the Duties on Malt; txxv. 403, 

16. Resolution, That it is the opinion of this House, that the 
Duty upon Malt be reduced to Ten Shillings the Quarter; txxxvi. 
317. Resolution read; Motion, That Leave be given to bring in 
a Bill pursuant to the said Resolution ; Question Neg. thereupon; 
LXXXVIII. 329. 

17. For bringing ina Bill for the Repeal of the Malt Tax; 
Amendment proposed and made; Main Question, as amended, 
agreed to; Lxxxvitt. 195. 

18. That it is expedient that the present Duties on Malt shall 
altogether cease and determine ; Question Neg. thereupon, xc. 96. 

See Accounts and Papers, 3678. 3744. Bear and Bigg. 
Committees, 423-433. 972, 973. 1343. 1397. 1478. Howse 
and Window Tax,2. Petitions, 1363-1378. Spirits, 7, &amp;ec. 
Supply, 979, &amp;c. 


Malta :——See Accounts and Papers, 3745-3747. Addresses, 
748. 750. Petitions, 1379. Ships and Vessels, 1, &amp;c. 


Man, Isle of: Bills relative thereto: 

1. To charge certain additional Duties on the Importation of 
certain Articles into the Isle of Man; Ordered, txxv. 361. Pre- 
sented, 365. R. A. 455. 

2. Toamend Act 1 Geo. IV. c. 61, for regulating the Trade of 
the Isle of Man, so far as relates to the quantity of Muscovado 
Sugar to be imported into the said Island; Ordered, txxv1. 462. 
Presented, 467. R. a. 502. 

3. For regulating the Customs of the Isle of Man; Ordered; 
presented ; committed ; reported; as amended, printed ; further 
consideration of Report put off for Two Months ; itxxrx. 529. 

4. To regulate the Trade of the Isle of Man; Ordered, ixxx. 
310. Presented, 334. Reported; and, as amended, printed; 
358. Re-committed ; reported; and, as amended, printed; 448. 
Re-committed, 545. Rk. a. 626. 

5. For regulating the Trade with the Isle of Man; Ordered, 
LXXxvill. 239. Presented; printed; 234. rR. a. 726. 

6. To empower the Commissioners of the Treasury to pur- 
chase of the Duke of Atholl a certain Annuity in respect of the 
Duties of Customs in the Isle of Man; Ordered, ixxx. 385. 
Presented ; printed; 398. Petition of the House of Keys rela- 
tive to the Bill, 369, rp. r. a. 518. 

7. Motion for bringing in a Bill for confirming the Sales and 
Conveyances made to His Majesty, of the Isle, Castle, Peel and 
Lordship of Man, and other Estates in the said Island, late be- 
longing to John Duke of Atholl; [The King’s Recommendation 
signified]; and Bill ordered; uxxxiv. 320. Presented; printed; 
820. Second Reading deferred, 327. 

See Accounts and Papers, 8748-8759. 6812, Addresses, 
761-754. Committees, 486-437. Corn and Grain, 5, ke. 
Petitions, 13880. Postage and Post Office, 73, &amp;c. 


Manby, 











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MANBY——MARKETS. 643 





Manby, Captain ‘—-See Accounts and Papers, 3760. 
Committees, 974: Supply, 11. 300. 


Manchester :—— Petition for a Bill to extend the Limits of 
Liability to serve the Office of Constable in Manchester; Referred, 
ixxvi. 54. Not proceeded in. Petition for a Bill for regu- 
lating and governing the Manchester Royal Institution; Referred, 
txxxvi. 293. Not proceeded in. See Accounts and Papers, 
3761, 3762. 4536. 6683. Addresses,755,756. Committees, 1259, 
1260. 1344. 1440. Companies, 63, 64.93. Petitions, 1381- 
1384. 


Mandamus, Writs of :—Bin for the better regula- 
tion of Proceedings on Writs of Mandamus in Ireland; Ordered, 
LxxxI. 147. Presented; printed; 153. Petition of James Ad- 
cock for the introduction of a Clause, 231, Pr. r.a. 324. See 
Prohibition and Mandamus. 





Mangel Wurzel :—see Committees, 434. Spirits, 10. 


Manners, Sir William :—sce Addresses, 1432. 
Elections, 696. House, 75. 


Manor Courts :—see Accounts and Papers, 3763. 
Committees, 975. Debts, Small. Petitions, 1385. 


Manorial Boundaries : Bills relative thereto : 
—To authorize the identifying or ascertaining of the Boundaries 
of Manors and Lands, where such Boundaries are confused or 
unknown; Ordered, xc. 648. Presented; printed; 648. Not 
proceeded in.———To authorize the identifying or ascertaining of 
the Boundaries of Manors and Lands, where such Boundaries are 
confused or unknown; Ordered, xcr. 25. Presented; printed; 
156. Order for Committee discharged ; Bill committed to the 
Select Committee on Heriots; 398. (See Committees, 928.) 
No Report. 

Petitions against ; From, Lords of Manors in Essex ; xc1. 218. 
533. Lords of Manors (Four Petitions), 239. In Norfolk and 
Lincoln, 271. In Norfolk and Suffolk, 277. 315. 352. In Nor- 
folk and Hereford, 304. In Norfolk,755. James Dearden, 397. 
William Lloyd; Thomas Croome ; 402. 


Manslaughter :—Bit to amend the Laws relative there- 
to; Ordered, txxvu.179. Order of Leave for Bill discharged, 
and Bill for the further and more adequate Punishment of Per- 
sons convicted of Manslaughter, of Servants robbing their Masters, 
&amp;e.; Ordered, txxvu. 238. Presented; printed; 238. R. a. 
366. 


Manufactories (Ireland): 
1. Petition for a Bill for the Employment of British Capital 


in Ireland; Referred to a Committee, txxx. 88. Bill ordered, 
178. Order for Bill discharged, and Two Bills ordered, 213. 


Manufactories (Ireland )—continued. 


2. Bill to promote and encourage the building of Manufac- 
tories in Ireland; Ordered, ixxx.213. Presented, 218. Petition 
of Dublin Chamber of Commerce against, 330. Petitions in 
favour; From, Dublin, 363. Cork, 373. Waterford, 405. Ar- 
magh, 405. Monaghan, 438. Londonderry, 433. Belfast, 480. 
rR. A. 519. 

3. Petition fora Bill to alter and amend Act; Referred, txxx1. 
73. Bill ordered, 140. Presented,159. R. a. 377. 


Manufactures :—scee Accounts and Papers, 3764-8766. 
Committees, 721. 976.977. Trade. 


Manure :—see Turnpike Roads,20,21. 
Maps and Plans :—see Orders, 35, 35. 


Mar, John Francis Erskine, of :—sce re- 
storations, 4. 


Margaret's, St., Westminster, Rectory : 


—Mbotion for leave to bring in a Bill for making one of the Pre- 
bends in the Collegiate Church of Saint Peter, Westminster, sub- 
servient to the spiritual wants of the Parish of Saint Margaret, 
Westminster; The King’s Consent signified; Bill ordered ; xc. 
557. Presented ; printed ; 560. Report put off for Three Months; 
574. 


Marine Board :—sécc ships and Vessels, 15, 16. 


Marine Insurance : 


Bill to repeal so much of Act 6 Geo. I. c. 18, as restrains any 
other Corporations than those inthe Act named, and any Societies 
or Partnerships, from effecting Marine Insurances, and lending 
Money on Bottomry ; Ordered, txx1x. 378. Presented ; printed ; 
379. Petitions against; From, Corporation of the London As- 
surance Company, 416. 437. Royal Exchange Assurance and 
Underwriters, 422. Insurance Brokers of London, 430. Mer- 
chants and Shipowners of Hull, 450. Underwriters, 437. Order 
for Second Reading, read; Counsel called in; Petitions read ; 
Counsel heard, and withdrawn; 431. Motion for calling in 
Counsel, and for the House to adjourn, Neg. ; Bill passed; 494. 
R. A. 536. 


Motion, That the gradual diminution of Stamp Duty derived 
from Marine Policies, during several years of increasing Trade, 
Commerce and Navigation, has fully demonstrated the impolicy 
of this Tax, in the discouragement of British Insurances, and the 
promotion of successful foreign competition; and that it is the 
duty of this House to take an early opportunity to repeal or 
reduce the same; Motion withdrawn; xcu. 106. 

See Accounts and Papers, 3769-3776. Addresses, 757. 
Committees, 978. Petitions, 1387. Stamps and Stamp 
Duties, 2, 3. 10, 11. 





See infra, 2. Bogs. 





Marines :—sSee East India Affairs, 5. Navy, 1. 





Markets and 


Town Halls. 








me 


I. Public Bills relative to Markets; 1, 2. 
II. Petitions for Bills relative to Markets and Town Halls, and Pro- 


ceedings thereon ; 3—55. 





I. Public Bills relative to Markets: 


Haymarket : 

1. For the Removal thereof, and establishing Hay Markets in 
York Square, Clarence Gardens and Cumberland Market, in the 
Parish of Saint Pancras ; Ordered, uxxxv. 150. Presented; 
Printed ; 151. Petitions against, 184.209. Bill committed to a 
Select Committee, 180. (See Committees, 927.) Reported, and 
re-committed to former Committee, 231. Reported, and re- 
committed to a Committee of the whole House, 253. R. a. 355. 


GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Pembroke : 

2. To enable the Corporation of Pembroke to relinquish and 
convey to the Commissioners of the Navy, the right of letting 
certain Stalls in that Market; Ordered, xxx. 387. Presented, 
395. R. A. 518. 





II. Petitions 


644 


MARKETS AND TOWN HALLS—continued. 








II. Petitions for Bills relative to Markets and Town Halls, and Proceedings 


thereon : 


Ashton-under-Lyne : 

3. For altering and amending Act for regulating the Market 
and erecting a Market Place ; Referred, txxxi. 30. Bill or- 
dered, 165. Presented, 172. Petition in favour, 197. R.A. 
344. 


Basingstoke : 
4. For enlarging the Market Place, and building a new Town 
Hall and other Buildings; Referred, txxxiv. 36. Bill ordered, 
101. Presented, 125. Rr. a. 297. 


Bilston : 

5. For establishing and regulating a Market in that Town; 
Referred, uxx1x. 58. Reported, 81. Report read; Leave for 
Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices; 96. 
Order of Leave for Bill discharged; another Bill ordered, and pre- 
sented, 193. R. a. 370. 


Birkenhead :—See Pavings, 29. 


Bognor : 
6. To establisha Market; Referred, txxvu. 6. 
16. Presented, 27. Petitions against, 62. 64. 
77. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 264. 
Pavings, 31. 


Bill ordered, 
Voices given, 
R. 4. 292. See 


Brecon : 
7. To establish a Market; Referred, xc. 122. 
ceeded in. 


Bridgend : 
8. For erecting a new Market House; Referred, xc1. 23. 
Bill ordered, 34. Presented, 51. Petition in favour, 23. R. a. 
231. 


Not pro- 


Bridgewater : 
9. For enlarging the Market House, and regulating the 
Markets and otherwise improving that Borough; Referred, txxxr. 
12. Bill ordered, 26. Presented, 81. rR. a. 198. 


Bristol Cattle : 

10. For removing and providing a more convenient Market, 
and for rebuilding and enlarging the Wool Hall; Referred, 
txxxu1. 40. Bill ordered, 52. Presented, 65. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 338. R. a. 344. 


Brixham :—See Docks, §c., 27. 


Burnley : 
11. For establishing a Market; Referred, txxx1x. 12. 
ordered, 16. Presented, 18. 
mitted, 32. Not proceeded in. 


Bill 
Petitions against, 171. 205. Com- 


Burslem : 
12. For regulating the Markets, and improving that Town; 
Referred, txxx. 38. Bill ordered, 175. Presented, 199. 
618. 


R. A. 


Canterbury : 

13. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for erecting a 
Market House for that City, and for improving and enlarging the 
Market Places; Referred, rxx1x. 285. Reported; Leave given; 
Petition presented, and referred ; 289. Reported; Leave granted 
for Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices; 
Leave given to present the Bill; 300. Order of Leave for Bill 
discharged ; another Bill ordered ; presented, 323. Rr. a. 503. 


Cardiff : 

14. To provide a more convenient Market for the Sale of Live 
Cattle, and other Live Beasts and Stock, and to remove the pre- 
sent Market ; Referred, xc. 35. Bill ordered, 187. 
216. R. a. 418. 


Presented, 


Coal Exchange (London) : 


15. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to enable the Cor- 
poration of London to raise Money at a reduced rate of Interest ; 
Referred, uxx1x. 314. Reported; Leave given; 317. Petition 
presented and referred, 326. Bill ordered, 329, Presented, 340. 
Petition against, 393. R. a. 525. 


Cork : 


16. For establishing Markets for the Sale of Corn, and other 
Articles; Bill reported, txxvi1. 324. R. a. 367. 


Corn Exchange (London) : 

17. For erecting and providing a new Corn Exchange at or 
near Mark Lane; Referred, txxx. 63. Bill ordered, 160. Pre. 
sented, 225. Petitions in favour, 237. Mr. Speaker called the 
attention of the House to the Report on the Petition, which stated 
that the Bill did not come within the Standing Orders, as it 
appeared that the Bill was intended to establish a Market ;. Second 
Reading put off for Six Months; 240.———Another Petition ; 
Referred, txxx1. 10. Bill ordered, 20. Presented, 25. Petitions 
in favour, 81.84. Petition against, 100. Voices, 127. R.a. 325, 


Covent Garden : 
18. For the Improvement and Regulation thereof; Referred, 
txxxur. 50. Bill ordered, 159. Presented, 166. Petition 
against, 258. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 450. Rk. a. 482, 


Crediton :—See Pavings, 64. 
Devonport : 
19. For enlarging and regulating the present Market, and for 


erecting a Market for the Sale of Hay, &amp;c.; Referred, xc. 99, 
Bill ordered, 200. Presented, 217. Rr. a. 334. 


Dover : 

20. For enlarging the Market, and otherwise improving that 
Town; Referred, xxx. 59. Not proceeded in.———For enlarging 
the Market, and establishing Fish Markets, and for removing the 
Election of Members and of Mayors from the Church of St. Mary 
the Virgin; Referred, rxxx1.10. Bill ordered, 28. Presented, 
35. R. A. 198. 


Dowlais : 

21. To establish and erect a Market Place there; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 58. 
Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 175. Petition against, 439. Re- 
ferred to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered; 440. 
Petition in favour, 469. Petition for enlarging Time for the Com- 
mittee to report; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions 
for Private Bills, 438. Time enlarged, 454. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 630. R. a. 662. See infra, 36. 


Edinburgh Cattle : 


22. For establishing a new Cattle Market in the vicinity of the 
City of Edinburgh, and for affixing and ascertaining the whole 
Rates, Duties and Market Customs payable to the Magistrates of 
the said City; Referred, uxxxvi. 49. Bill ordered, 194. Pre- 
sented, 199. Petition against, 267. Petition in favour, 341. Not 
proceeded in. See Pavings, 81. 83. 


Exeter : 

23. For removing the Markets in that City, and erecting more 
convenient Markets; Referred, txxv. 114. Bill ordered, 149. 
Presented, 159. Petitions against, 165. 215. 248. 256. Petition 
in favour, 204. Time enlarged for Report, 318. Bill reported; 
Motion, That the Bill be re-committed; Debate thereon ad- 
journed; 336. Resumed; Bill re-committed; Leave to Com- 
mittee to sit and proceed, and to report on a certain day; 343. 
Time enlarged for Report, 364. r. a. 456.———For removing the 
Market held within that City, and for providing other Market 
Places instead thereof; Referred, txxx. 61. Bill ordered, 113. 
Presented, 237. Not proceeded in. To extend Powers and 
Provisions of Act; Referred, uxxx1x. 15. Report referred to 
Standing Order Committee, 19. Report that the Parties do pro- 
ceed, 22. Bill ordered, 28. Presented, 32. Petition against, 
127. Petition in favour, 133. rk. a. 166. 


Exmouth : 
24. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for better regu- 
lating, maintaining and improving the Market of; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xc11. 86. 


Fishguard : 
25. For establishing a Market; Referred, uxxxrx. 49. Bill 
ordered, 107. Presented, 152. nk. a. 438. 


Fleet : 


26. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for the Removal 
of Fleet Market; Referred, 1xx1x.131. Reported; Leave given; 
Petition presented, and referred; 134. Reported, 147. Report 
read; Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to 
report on Notices; 155. Bill presented, 193. Petitions against, 
248. 28%. Time enlarged for Report, 400. Bill reported, and re 
committed ; Committee to sit and proceed, and to report on @ 
certain day; 421. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 522. 2 + 
525. See Bridges, 52. 





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II. Petitions for Bills relative to Markets and Town Halls, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


George’s, St. :—See infra, 46. 


Glasgow : 

27. For establishing additional Market Places, and for im- 
proving that City; Referred, rxxx. 55. Report referred to the 
Standing Order Committee, 196. Report; Parties to proceed; 224. 
Bill ordered, 228.. Presented, 235. Petition against, 361. Voices 
given, 361. Bill read a Third Time; Further Proceeding thereon 
adjourned ; 418. Resumed, and Bill passed, 426. k. a. 518. 


Gloucester : 

28. For establishing a proper Place for holding Markets in 
that City; Referred, txxvi. 37. Reported, 112. Report read; 
Leave granted for Notices ; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on 
Notices; 125. Bill presented, 136. Rr. a. 237. 


Gosport : 
29. To amend Act; Referred, txxxm1. 38. Bill ordered, 64. 
Presented, 82. pr. a. 233. 


Hastings :—See Pavings, 104. 


Hungerford (Westminster) : 

30. For establishing a Market; Referred, txxx. 84. Report 
referred to Standing Order Committee, 133. Report, That the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 161.——— 
Another Petition; Referred, txxxv. 75. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
143. Petition for Time for presenting the Bill; Time enlarged ; 
144. Bill presented, 176. Petitions against, 253. r. a. 500. 
— ——To alter and amend Act 11 Geo. IV.; Referred, xc1. 51. 
Bill ordered, 189. Presented, 221. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 478. R. a. 335. 


Islington : , 

31. For the erection of a Market Place, near the Lower 
Road, at Islington; Bill referred, txxx1x. 46. Bill ordered, 
78. Presented, 122. Petitions against, 138. 141. 155. 171. 
180. 186. 189. 194. 202. 204, 205. 208. 212. 213, 214. 218. 
227. 234. 241. 244. 246. 275. 288. 294. 300. 390. 396. 398. 
405. Petitions in favour, 140. 218. 249. 284. 294. 335. 339. 347. 
350. 371. 424. Committed, 141. Member added, 149. Power 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 261. Time enlarged 
for Report, 324. 353.411. Leave to Committee to sit on a certain 
Day during the Sitting of the House, between Twelve and Three, 
402. 429. No Report.———For the erection of a Market in the 
Parish of Saint Mary, Islington, for the Sale of live Cattle; Re- 
ferred, xc. 41. Bill ordered, 49. Presented, 60. Petitions in 
favour, 104. 128. 133. 164. 194. 204. 216. 239. 258. 270. Peti- 
tions against, 144. 150. 157. 164. 171. 177. 184. 191. 195. 199. 
205. 209. 221. 226. 260. Power to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records, 194. Committee revived; Leave to sit and proceed 
upon a certain Day, 240. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 609. R. a. 
657.———For altering and amending Act; Referred, xcr. 53. 
Bill ordered, 216. Presented, 218. Petitions against, 238. 244. 
253. 261. 269. 274. 281. 287. 292. 296. 300. 303. 309. 336. 464. 
475. 479. 524. Not proceeded in. 


Knightsbridge : 
32. For establishing a General Market at Knightsbridge ; 
Referred, xxxx1x. 56. Not proceeded in. 


Limerick : 

33. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to establish a 
Market for the Sale of Corn; Referred, xc. 265. Leave given ; 
Petition presented, and referred ; 277. Report referred to Stand- 
ing Order Committee, 302. Report, That the Standing Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with, 320. 


Liverpool - 

34. For establishing a Wholesale Fish Market in that Town; 
Referred, xxv. 6. Bill ordered, 19. Presented, 23. Not pro- 
ceeded in.——Cattle Market; For establishing a Market in the 
Parish of Walton-upon-the-Hill, in the County Palatine of Lan- 
caster; Referred, txxxvu.73. Bill ordered, 78. Presented, 85, 
Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 167. R. A. 219. 


Maidstone : 

35. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for erecting New 
Market Places within that Town; Referred, txx1x. 147. Reported ; 
Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 154. Reported, 
176. Report read; Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered ; 

ommittee to report on Notices; Leave given to present the 
Bill; 184. Bill presented, 221. 386. R.A. 458. 


Mary lebone, St. :—See infra, 40. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1897.) 








Merthyr Tidvil: 
36. For erecting a New Market; Referred, xc. 99. Bill 
ordered, 227. Presented, 228. Time enlarged for Report, 866. 
r.a.474. See supra, 21. 


Monmouth : 
37. For erectingya new Market Place; Referred, uxxxrx. 50. 
Bill ordered, 97. Presented, 150. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 387. R. a. 399. 


Neath : 

38. For removing the present and erecting a new Market ; 
Referred, xc. 122. Bill ordered, 206. Presented, 209. Peti- 
tions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 291. 320. Petition 
in favour, 333. R. a. 418. 


Newcastle-upon-Tyne :—See Pavings, 155. 
New Ross :—See infra, 42. 


Plymouth Market and Theatre : 


39. For better regulating the Market, and establishing a 
Theatre; Referred, rxxxi11. 124. Not proceeded in. 


Portman (St. Marylebone) : 

40. For establishing; Referred, rxxxv. 80. Bill ordered, 125. 
Presented, 145. R. a. 500. To amend and enlarge Powers 
of Act; Referred, txxxvi1. 113. Bill ordered, 135. Presented, 
221. Time enlarged for Report, 341. Further enlarged, 364. 
Bill reported, and re-committed; Leave to sit and proceed, and to 
report on or before a certain Day; 375. Rk. a. 496. 


Rochdale : 


41. For enlaaging the Market; Referred, uxxvi. 43. Not 
proceeded in.———For providing a new Market for that Town ; 
Referred, txxv1. 35. Reported, 63. Report read; Leave granted 
for Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices; 74. 
Bill presented, 134. Committed, 235. Voices given, 267. Peti- 
tions against, referred, 245. 249. 269. Petition in favour, 249. Not 
proceeded in.———For providing an additional Market Place for 
that Town; Referred, txxvi1. 20. Bill ordered, 27. Presented, 
32. Petition against, 197. R.A. 292.————For providing a 
Market Place for that Town; Referred, txxvu. 55. Bill 
ordered, 71. Presented, 114. Not proceeded in. 


Ross, New, Corn Market and Bridge : 

42. Toamend Acts; Referred, rxxx. 53. Bill ordered, 109. 
Presented, 232. Committed, 319. Not proceeded in.———For 
establishing and regulating a Corn Market; Referred, uxxxrv. 
47. Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 130. Committed,249. Not 
proceeded in.———Another Petition; Referred, txxxv.29. Bill 
ordered, 125. Presented, 182. Second Reading put off for Six 
Months, 235. — 





Saviour’s, St. :—See infra, 45, &amp;e. 


Sheffield : 


43. For removing the Markets, and erecting a Corn Exchange, 
and for improving the Market Places; Referred, txxxu. 198, 
Bill ordered, 297. Presented, 332. kr. a. 495. 


Smithfield : 

44. For enlarging the Market Place, and for the better regu- 
lation thereof; Referred, txxx1v. 30. Bill ordered, 64. Pre- 
sented, 129. Petitions against, 169. 176. 190. 196. 199, 227. 250, 
263. 266. 270. 276. 281. 300. 305. Petitions in favour, 248. 281. 
Petitions for changing Market Day, 223.292. Bill re-committed, 
274. Reported ; further Consideration of Report put off for Three 
Months; 304..————For enlarging present Market; Referred, 
xc. 9. Billordered,28. Presented, 39. Petitions in favour, 99. 
103. Petitions against, 104. Second Reading put off for Six 
Months, 106. 


Southwark, (St. Saviour’s :) 

45. To alter and amend Acts; Referred, txxvit. 50. Bill 
ordered, 76. Presented, 155. R.A. 334. To alter, amend 
and enlarge Powers and Provisions of Acts; Referred, rxxx1v. 32, 
Bill ordered, 114. Presented, 120. Petitions against, 144, 147, 
R. A. 372. 





Southwark (St. George’s) : 
46. For altering and improving the Market, in the Parish of 
St. George the Martyr, in the Borough of Southwark ; Referred, 
ytxxxvu. 40. Bill ordered, 80. Presented, 149. Petitions 
against, 230. 233. Petitions in favour, 233. 295. Committed, 
160. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 320. Not proceeded 





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IT. Petitions for Bills relative to Markets and Town Halls, and Proceedings thereon-—continued. 


Southwark (St. George’s)—continued. 

in. ——— For establishing a Market within the Parish of St. 
George the Martyr, ia the Borough of Southwark, in the County 
of Surrey; Referred, txxxix. 38. Bill ordered, 85. Presented, 
117. Petitions in favour, 218. 229, 234. Petitions against, 205. 
216, 218, 219. 223. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 358. R. A. 
399.———To explain, alter and amend Act; Referred, xct. 56. 
Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 122. Report, That 
the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 129. 

For altering and amending Powers of Act 4 Will. IV.; Referred 
to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 53. 
Bill ordered, 105. Presented, 176. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 579. R. A. 623. 


Swansea : 
47. For establishing Markets; Referred, txxxi1. 61. Bill 
ordered, 173. Presented, 180. Rr. a. 375. 


Stoke-upon-Trent : 
48. For establishing Regulations for the better government 
and management of the Market in that Town; Referred, xc. 119. 
Not proceeded in. 


Taunton :—See Pavings, 198. 


Tiverton : 

49. For removing the Markets held within that Town; Re- 
ferred, Lxxx. 67. Bill ordered, 208. Order for Bill discharged, 
and another Bill ordered, 231. Presented, 232. Petitions 
against, 316. R. a. 519. 


Tunbridge Wells :—See Pavings, 204. 


Upton-upon-Severn : 
50. For the erection of a Town Hall and Market; Referred, 


Lxxxvi. 262. Reported; Report referred to Standing Order 





Upton-upon-Severn—continued. 
Committee; 398. Report, That the Standing Orders ought not 
to be dispensed with, 418. For providing a Town Hall and 
Market ; Referred, rxxxvit 42. Bill ordered, 66. Presented, 
73. Petition against, 253. rR. a. 331. 


Walton-upon-the-Hill :~ See supra, 34. 


Westminster : 

51. For providing a Market and Market Place at or near 
Strutton Ground ; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions 
for Private Bills; xcu. 61. Reported, 94. Bill ordered, 95, 
Presented, 190. Not proceeded in. 


Whitechapel Haymarket : 


52. For altering and amending Act 11 Geo. III.; Referred, 
xc1. 62. Not proceeded in. 


Winchester : 
53. For establishing a Market; Referred, xc. 80. 
ordered, 192. Presented, 227. nr. a. 418. 


Bill 


Worcester Cattle : 

54. For removing the same, and for providing another 
Market in lieu thereof, and for the more effectual Draining 
of the City; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills; xcu. 38. Bill ordered, 104. Presented, 119, 
Re-committed, 236. R.A. 449. 


York : 
55. For improving and enlarging the same ; Referred, txxxvi. 
50. Bill ordered, 190. Presented, 207. rR. a. 470. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3777-3779. 
1137. Fairs and Markets. 
Customs. 


Committees, 1125- 
Petitions, 1390. Tolls and 








Marlborough, Duke of :—see Accounts and 
Papers, 3780. Committees, 979. Petitions, 1392. 
987. 


Supply, 


Marl borough House :—see Accounts and Papers, 
3781. Supply, 301. 


Marriages : Bills relative thereto : 


1. To amend Act 26 Geo. II. c. 33, for the better preventing 
Clandestine Marriages; Ordered, txxv. 147. Presented, 159. 
Printed, 180. Passed, 389. Jot returned from the Lords. 

Another Bill ; Ordered, txxv1. 166. Not presented. 


2. Another Bill; Ordered, txxvu. 144. Presented; printed ; 
144. Petitions in favour; From, Clergy of the Deanery of Trigg 
Minor, and of the neighbourhood of Bodmin, within the Arch- 
deaconry of Cornwall, 275. Protestant Dissenters of Cross Street 
Chapel, Manchester, 275, rp. James Robert Burchett, 423, p. 
Petition against, of William Pritchard, 423, p. Bill agreed to by 
the Lords, with Amendments, 399. Considered, 399. Day 
appointed for taking them into further consideration; Bill, with 
Amendments, to be printed; 402. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
424, R.A. 446. 

3. To amend Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 75; Ordered, txxvin. 7. 
Presented; printed; 19. Committed, 24. Committee put off 
for Six Months, 377. 

4. To repeal certain Provisions of Act 3 Geo. IV.; From the 
Lords, txxvi. 81. Read; printed; 86. Passed, with Amend- 
ments, 157. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 165. R. a. 
175. 

5. For amending the Laws respecting the Solemnization of 
Marriages in England; From the Lords, txxvi1. 420. Read, 
424. Passed, with Amendments, 473. Amendments agreed to 
by the Lords, 478. rR. a. 479. 


6. Toamend above Act; From the Lords, txxrx. 224. 
printed ; 233. rR. a. 370. 


7. To render valid certain Marriages; From the Lords, 
uxxvul. 77. Read; printed; 77. R. a. 97. 


8. To render valid Marriages solemnized in certain Churches 
and Public Chapels; From the Lords, uxxx. 612. Read, 612. 
Passed, with Amendments, 624. Amendments agreed to by the 
Lords, 630. R.A. 627. 


9. To render valid Marriages solemnized in certain Churches 
and Chapels ; From the Lords, rxxxv. 237. Read; printed ; 267. 
R. A. 499. ; 


Read ; 





Marriages : Bills relative to—continued. 


10. ‘To render certain Marriages valid, and to alter the Law 
with respect to certain voidable Marriages ; From the Lords, xc. 
359. Read; printed; 363. Reported, with Amendments; As 
amended, printed ; 550. Motion for now reading the Amendments 
the Second Time, superseded by Adjournment, 565. Bill re-com- 
mitted, 576. Passed, with Amendments, 589. Amendments 
agreed to by the Lords, 602. Rr. a. 611. 

11. For Marriages in England; Ordered, xct. 31. Printed, 
48. Bill, as amended, to be printed, 263. Bill re-committed; 
Bill, as amended, to be printed, 501. Bill passed, 579. A Mem- 
ber informed the House, that it appeared by a Copy of the Bill, as 
printed by order of the House of Lords, that the Amendment 
made by this House upon the Third Reading of the Bill had, by 
mistake, not been made in the Ingrossment; and also, that he had 
inspected the ingrossed Bil] at the House of Lords, and found that 
the said printed Bill was a correct Copy of the Bill as sent to 
the Lords; Entries in Journal read; Message to the Lords, to 
acquaint their Lordships therewith, and to request that the Lords 
will expunge the Proviso left out by the House, the same not form- 
ing part of the Bill as passed by the Commons; 639. Proviso 
expunged by the Lords, 646. Bill agreed to by the Lords, with 
Amendments, 757. Day appointed for considering Lords’ Amend- 
ments; Bill, as amended by the Lords, to be printed, 758. 
Consideration of Amendments deferred, 760. 772. Amendments 
considered, and agreed to, with Amendments, 784. Amendments 
agreed to by the Lords, 820. R. a. 822. 

Petitions against; From, Archdeacon and Clergy of Cariter- 
bury, xcr. 259. Archdeacon and Clergy of Essex, 471. The Arch- 
deacon and Incumbent Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Middlesex 
and Diocese of London, 258. Ministers and Elders of the 
Presbyterian Congregation in Workington, 288. 

Petitions for Alteration; From, Nottingham, George Street 
Meeting House, xc. 191. Presbyterian Congregation at White- 
haven, 268. 

Petitions of Parish Clerks, for Provision for the support of 
their Office; From, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, xci. 315. Thomas 
Allison, 476. 

Petitions for Compensation; From, William George Paur, x¢t- 
227. Parish Clerks of Rochester, 715. 

Petition of the Company of Parish Clerks, for insertion of 
Clauses to protect their ancient Rights and Privileges; xct. 522 

12. To relieve His Majesty’s Subjects from all Doubts as 1 
certain Marriages solemnized abroad; From the Lords, uxxvi 


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Marriages : Bills relative to—continued. 


13. To render valid certain Marriages solemnized in the Church 
of Saint Clement, Oxford ; From the Lords, xc. 760. Read, 765. 
R.A. 822. 


14. To render valid certain Marriages solemnized in a Chapel 
of Ease, in the Parish of Wandsworth, in the County of Surrey, 
called Saint Ann’s Chapel; From the Lords, xc1. 433. Read, 433. 
Printed, 446. rR. a. 534. 


15. To declare valid certain Marriages that have been solem- 
nized at St. Petersburg; From the Lords, rxxvimt. 455. Read, 
456. Printed, 463. pr. a. 471. 


16. To repeal Act 57 Geo. III., and to make other Provisions 
relative to Marriages in Newfoundland; From the Lords, txxrx. 
438. Read; printed; 444. Reported, with Amendments, 471. 
Passed, with Amendments, 479. Agreed to by the Lords, 492. 
Rr. A. 502. 


17. To declare valid Marriages solemnized at Hamburgh 
since the Abolition of the British Factory there ; From the Lords, 
LXxxvill. 611. Read; printed; 614. rR. a. 670. 


18. For al ering and amending certain parts of Act 26 Geo. 
II. c. 33, affecting Dissenters ; Ordered, txxvu. 179. Presented ; 
printed; 196. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 332. 
— ——-Another Bill; Ordered, txxvu. 332. Presented; printed ; 
418. Second Reading put off for Three Months, 418. 


19. For granting Relief to Dissenters in relation to the Solem- 
nization of Marriages ; Ordered, txxx. 105. Presented ; printed ; 
119. As amended, printed, 287. Petitions against; Of Clergy, 
&amp;e., of Boroughbridge, 316. Clergy of Bristol, 321. London 
Clergy, 322. Clergy of Maidstone, 338, p. Clergymen of Staf- 
fordshire, 354, p. Bill re-committed; Reported, and, as amended, 
printed; 332. Re-committed, 365. Passed, 381. Not returned 
from the Lords. 


20. For granting Relief to certain Persons dissenting from the 
Church of England in respect of the mode of celebrating the Mar- 
riage Ceremony ; Ordered, rxxxu1. 442. Presented, 447. Printed, 
456. As amended, printed, 536. Re-committed; reported ; 552. 
As amended, printed, 553. Passed, 583. Not returned from the 
Lords. 


21. For granting Relief in relation to the celebration of Mar- 
riages to certain Persons dissenting from the United Church of 
England and Ireland ; Ordered, txxx1x. 63. Presented ; printed ; 
105. Bill put off for Six Months, 226. 

Petitions against ; From, Chichester, Chapel Street ; Cumber- 
land; uxxxix. 192. Honiton, 215. Newport, Monmouth, 220. 
Wight, Isle of, Clergy of, Deanery of, 246. Stourbridge, 406. 
Stroud, 251. Durhamand Northumberland, 254. Clergy of the 
Deaneries of Ripon and Boroughbridge, 360. 


22. Concerning the Marriages of Persons not being Members 
of the United Church of England and Ireland, and objecting to 
be married according to the Rite thereof; Ordered, xc. 134. Pre- 
sented; printed; 182. Committee deferred, 410. 

Petitions against; From, Saint Mary’s and Saint John’s, 
Wigan ; Chairman of a Meeting of Inhabitants of Manchester ; 
xc.211. Thomas Ridgway, Chairman of the Committee of Pro- 
testant Dissenters of Stoke-upon-Trent, 249. Greengate Chapel, 
Salford, 288. Thetford, 296. Bolton, 317. Bath, 359. Hali- 
fax, 372. 


23. Toenable Roman Catholic Priests to solemnize Marriages ; 
Ordered, txxxvi. 451. Presented; printed; 465. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


24. To enable the Roman Catholic Priests to solemnize Mar- 
riages among Roman Catholics, under certain Restrictions ; Or- 
dered, Lxx1x. 292. Presented; printed; 303. Petition of the 
Archdeacon and Clergy of Merioneth, against, 312, rp. Bill 
committed, 367. Committee put off for Six Months, 456. 


25. To amend the Laws respecting Marriages celebrated by 
Roman Catholic Priests; Ordered, txxxv. 374. Not presented. 


26. To repeal certain Acts of the Parliament of Ireland which 
impose Penalties on Roman Catholic Clergymen celebrating Mar- 
rages, contrary to the provisions of the said Acts, and for substi- 
tuting other Provisions for preventing Clandestine Marriages in 
Ireland; Ordered, xxxxvu. 326. Presented; printed; 344. Pe- 
tition against; From the Rev. John Graham, 448. Report de- 
ferred, 523. Not proceeded in. 


27. To repeal somuch of certain Acts of the Parliament of 
Ireland as imposes Penalties on Roman Catholic Clergymen cele- 
brating Marriages, contrary to the Provisions of the said Acts; 
Ordered; presented; printed; uxxxvi1. 209. Petition against; 


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Marriages : Bills relative to—continued. 


From Presbytery of Antrim, 586. Order for Second Reading 
read; Motion for now reading the Bill a Second Time, put 
and agreed to, 243. Committee on Bill put off for Six Months, 
325. 


28. To repeal certain Penal Enactments made in the Parlia- 
ment of Ireland against Roman Catholic Clergymen for celebrat- 
ing Marriages contrary to the provisions of certain Acts made in 
the Parliament of Ireland; Ordered, txxxviut. 227. Presented ; 
printed ; 492. Petition against; From the Reverend Sir Harcourt 
Lees, 603. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 732. R. a. 734. 


29. To legalize the Marriages of Roman Catholics in England 
by their own Clergy; Ordered, uxxxvi. 473. Presented ; 
printed ; 477. Petition in favour; From Roman Catholic Inha- 
bitants of Blackburn ; 634. Bill considered, and reported; Day 
appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to 
be printed ; 640. 


30. To authorize the Marriages of Roman Catholics in Eng- 
land and Wales by their own Clergy ; Ordered, txxx1x. 332. Pre- 
sented; printed; 433. Bill, as amended, printed, 551. Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading, 562. Not proceeded in. 


31. To repeal so much of an Act of the nineteenth year of King 
George the Second as makes void all Marriages celebrated by 
any Popish Priest between Protestant and Papist; Ordered, 
LXXxIx. 471. Presented; printed; 498. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 511. Not proceeded in. 


32. To repeal so much of Act of the Parliament of Ireland, 
19 Geo. II. c. 13, as makes void all Marriages celebrated by 
any Popish Priest between Protestant and Papist; Ordered, xc. 
142. Presented; printed; 176. Motion, That the Bill do pass ; 
Debate thereupon adjourned ; 380. Further adjourned, 392. Re- 
sumed; Bill passed; 400. Not returned from the Lords. 


33. To repeal so much of Act of the Parliament of Ireland, 
19 Geo. II. c. 13, as makes void all Marriages celebrated by any 
Popish Priest between Catholic and Protestant ; Ordered, xc1. 83. 
Presented; printed; 89. Bill passed, 348. Not returned from 
the Lords. 


34. To amend Act of the Parliament of Ireland, 9 Geo. II. 
c. 11, relating to Clandestine Marriages; Ordered, xc. 404. Pre- 
sented; printed; 404. Third Reading put off for Six Months, 
575. P 


35. To amend the Law relative to Roman Catholic Marriages 
in Scotland ; Ordered, rxxx1x.44. Presented; printed; 45. In- 
struction to the Committee, That they have power to extend the 
Provisions of the Bill to all Clergymen not of the Established 
Church of Scotland; 158. Bill, as amended, to be printed, 163. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 505. R. A. 525. 


36. To explain and amend the Laws concerning Clandestine 
Marriages m Scotland, and to provide for the Registration of 
Marriages there; Ordered, xcu. 301. Presented; printed ; 302. 
Petition of the Moderator of the Presbytery of Dumbarton, in 
favour, 504. Petitions against; From, Annan, 464. Dalkeith, 
464. Dumbarton, 504. Dumblane, 575. Fordoun, 464. Kir- 
kaldy, 504. Perth, 575. Scotland, General Assembly of the 
Church of, 416. Scotland, Session Clerks of, 436. Stirling, 
Session Clerks of Presbytery, 567. Tain, Session Clerks of 
Presbytery, 491. Second Reading put off for Three Months, 
499. 


37. For removing doubts respecting the validity of certain 
Marriages among Persons professing the Jewish Religion; Or- 
dered, xcu. 441. Presented; printed; 442. Passed, 574. Not 
returned from the Lords. 


38. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to amend Act 5 &amp; 6 
Will. IV. ; Ques. Neg., xc. 634. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3783-3786. Divorces. Parish 
Registers. Petitions, 1393-1395. Turner, Ellen. 


Marriages, Royal: 

1. Motion for bringing in a Bill to repeal Act 12 Geo. ITI. 
c. 11; Withdrawn, Lxxxvuil. 702. 

2. Motion for bringing ina Bill to repeal Act 12 Geo. ITI. 
c. 11, for the purpose of restoring to the Members of the Royal 
Family their just and natural Rights, and to afford a prospect that 
the Government of England will in time be under an influence 
entirely English; Motion withdrawn, txxx1x. 471. 


Martin, St., in the Fields Parish :—See ac. 


counts and Papers, 1387-1389. Petitions, 1396. 


Marylebone, 


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Marylebone, St., Parish : 

1. Bill for making the Four Districts in that Parish District 
Rectories ; From the Lords; uxxx. 480. Read, 480. Notice 
taken that the Bill ought not to have originated in the Lords; 
Second Reading put off for Six Months; 546. 

2. Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill for making 
into District Rectories the Four Districts of that Parish; Leave 
given; LXxx. 572. Petition presented, and referred, 572. Bill 
ordered; 577. Presented, 580. King’s Consent signified, 618. 
R. A. 627. 

See Accounts and Papers, 3790, 3791. Addresses, 758. 
Churches and Chapels, 60. Pavings, 150. 


Masters and Servants or Workmen :— 
See Apprentices. Arbitration. Labourers. Manslaughter. 
Servants. 


Masters in Chancery :—see Euis, Thomas. 


Master of the Rolls: Bills relative to the 
Rolls Court and Master of the Rolls: 


1. To render valid certain Decrees and Orders of the Rolls 
Court; From the Lords; txxx. 582. Read; printed; 589. 
Passed, withan Amendment, 615. Agreed to by the Lords, 616. 
R. A. 626. 

2. To enable the Master of the Rolls in Ireland to try the Title 
claimed by him to appoint a Secretary for the Rolls Court of Ire- 
land; Ordered, txxxvi. 892. Presented; printed; 893. Second 
Reading deferred, 906. Jot proceeded in.———Another Bill; 
Ordered, txxxvu. 37. Presented; printed; 39. Order for 
Committee read; Motion that Mr. Speaker do now leave the 
Chair; Amendment proposed and made; Main Question, as 
amended, agreed to; Committee put off for Six Months; 137. 

Petition against; From, Richard Bolton M‘Causland and Ro- 
bert Long, Joint Secretaries to the Lord Chancellor of Ireland ; 
LXXXVII. 92, P. : 

See Estates, 12, &amp;c. Judye:. 


Masts :——Bill to continue Act 46 Geo. III. c. 117, to permit 
the Importation of Masts, Yards and Bowsprits from the British 
Colonies in North America; Ordered, txxv. 368. Presented, 371. 
R. A. 455. 


Mauritius: Bills relative to: 

1. To extend to the Island of Mauritius the Duties and Regu- 
lations which relate to the British Islands in the West Indies; 
Ordered, txxx. 436. Presented; printed; 450. rR. a. 603. 

2. To regulate the Vice-Admiralty Court in the Mauritius; 
Ordered, txxxvu. 61. Not presented. 

See Accounts and Papers, 3792-3795. 5471. Addresses, 
761-764. Colonies, 5, &amp;c. Committees, 438. 1398. 1479. 
East India Affairs, 9,&amp;c. Petitions, 1404. Sugar. 


Maynooth College :—— See Accounts and Papers, 
3796-3798. Addresses, 766. Petitions, 1407. Supply, 548. 


M ayo County -——Amendment proposed, and withdrawn 
upon Motion for reading the Order of the Day for the Com- 
mittee on the Church of Ireland Bill; “ For an Address to take 
the Distress existing in the County of Mayo into consideration ;” 
xc. 488. 





M ayo Police :——See Accounts and Papers, 6684. 
Mead &gt;——See Excise, 2. 
Measures :—See Weiglhts and Measures, 


Mechanical Experiments :—see Philosophical 
and Mechanical Experiments. 


Mechanics’ Societies :—Bill to authorize the form. 
tion of Societies for providing for Persons in want of Employment; 
Ordered, txxxvim1. 309. Presented; printed; 381. Second 
Reading deferred, 582. Not proceeded in. 


Medical Charities: Bills relative thereto: 


1. For the regulation of Medical Charities, supported by 
County Assessment in Ireland; Ordered, xc1. 411. Presented, 
667. Not proceeded in. 


2. For the better regulation of Hospitals, Dispensaries, and 
other Medical Charities in Ireland; Ordered, xc. 403. Pre. 
sented ; printed ; 403. Instruction to make provision for defray- 
ing the Salaries and Travelling Expenses of Inspectors of Medical 
Charitable Institutions, and for payment of Sums necessary for the 
Erection, &amp;c., of such Institutions, out of the Consolidated Fund, 
485. Bill, as amended, printed, 494. Further consideration of 
Report put off for Three Months, 515. 

Petitions against ; From Clare, xcu. 422. County Infirmaries 
in Ireland, Surgeons of, 472. Donegal, 487. Leitrim Infirmary 
(Governors and Governess), 529. Portarlington, 492. Queen’s 
County Infirmary (Governors), 589. 

Petition of Fellows, Honorary Fellows and Licentiates of the 
King and Queen’s College of Physicians in Ireland, praying that 
at least two of the four Inspectors to be appointed under the Bill 
be chosen from amongst the Fellows, Honorary Fellows or Licen- 
tiates of the said College, xcu. 492. 

Petition of the President, Secretary and Members of the Royal 
College of Surgeons in Ireland, denying the Allegations of the last 
preceding Petition, xc. 546. 

See Committees, 440. 


Medical Witnesses :—‘o provide for the Attendance 
and Remuneration of Medical Witnesses at Coroners’ Inquests ; 
Ordered, xci1. 100. Presented; printed; 477. As amended, 
printed, 656. Re-committed,687. Motion, That the Bill be now 
read the Third Time ; Superseded by Adjournment, 730. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 821. nr. A. 822. 

Petitions in favour ; From Cornwall, xc1.547. Hereford, 568. 
Carlisle, 576. Kesteven and Holland, 590. Colchester, 616. 
Abingdon; Suffolk; Coroners for Middlesex and Greenwich; 
638. Bridport and Beaminster, 689. Members of the Weymouth 
and Dorset Medico-Chirurgical Society, 770. Western Division 
of Cornwall, 833. 

Petition of Inhabitants of Gloucester, for a Clause to enable 
Justices to divide Counties into Coroners’ Districts, xc1. 590. 


Medicines :——See Committees, 622. Petitions, 1415, 1416. 
Stamps and Stamp Duties, 17. Supply, 81, 82. 


Medway Navigation :—see Committees, 1480. Pes 
titions, 1417. 








Members. 





I. Names, Privileges, Qualifications, Oaths; 1—20. 
II. Attendance of Members; 21—63. 


1.—Names called over; 21—24. 


2.—Defaulters at Election Ballots to be reported ; 25, 26. 
3.—Summoned by the Serjeant with the Mace ; 27. 


4.—Ordered to attend; 28—35. 


5.—To be sent for in, or to be ordered into, Custody ; 36—38. 


6.—Committed for Non-attendance; 39, 40. 


7.—Excused for Non-attendance at Calls of the House and Ballots ; 41—46. 
8.—Excused for Non-attendance on Election Committees ; 47—49. 
9.—Excused for Non-attendance on a Select Committee of Appeal upon a Private Bill; 50. 


10.—Leave of Absence given or refused; 51—63. 


III. Member 














MEM BERS—continued. 





III. 


Member under Arrest for Debt; 65. 


IV. Exceptions taken to Words spoken by Members, Words of 


Heat, &amp;c. ; 66—7O. 


1 1—TA. 
Members committed ; 75. 


Members withdraw during Debates relating to themselves ; 


Members to carry Letters and Messages of Congratulation, 


&amp;c., or to communicate Thanks; 76, 77. 


78—152. 


1.—Bills relative to Members ; 78—86. 
2.—Petitions relative to Members; 87—92. 


Incidental Proceedings, including Bills, relative to Members ; 


3.—Sessional Orders relative to Members ; 93, 94. 


4.—Orders to particular Members; 95—107. 
5.— Orders to Members generally ; 108—112. 
6.—Incidental Proceedings ; 113—139. 


7.—Members communicate Matters to the House ; 140—152. 


IX. Questions and Previous Questions Negatived and Superseded, 
and Motions Withdrawn; 153—171. 





I. Names, Privileges, Qualifications, Oaths: 


Names : 

1. At the first day of the Meeting of new Parliaments, the 
Deputy Clerk of the Crown in Chancery in Great Britain delivers 
to the Clerk of the House a Book containing a List of the Names 
of such Members as had been returned to serve in Parliament; 
LXXV. 107, —LXXXII. 7.—LXXxvi. 5. 521.—.xxxviu. 3.—(Clerk of 
the Crown); xc. 3. 


2. Notice taken that a Member could not take his Seat by 
reason of an error in the Return in which his Christian Names are 
incorrectly given; the Deputy Clerk of the Crown ordered to 
attend forthwith and amend the same, who attended accordingly, 
and Leave given to question the Return in Fourteen Days; 
LXXXvI. 578..—————_Names of Members on Divisions, inserted in 
the Journal; Lxxxix. 489. 494. ————- Notice taken that a 
Member whose Name was left on the Reduced List for an Election 
Committee had voted at the last Election; txxxvi. 707.——— 
A Member not appearing upon his name being called upon the 
Reduced List of an Election Committee, the proceeding with 
respect to the swearing of the Members postponed ; xc. 275. 

3. Order, That no Member’s Name be affixed to any Seat in 
the House before the hour of Prayers, and that the Speaker do 
give directions to the Door-keepers accordingly ; Made Standing 
Order ; xc. 202. 


4. Before the House proceeded to Westminster Abbey on the 
Coronation, the Clerk drew the Names of the Counties from a 
Glass, and the Members went forth in the order according to 
which their respective Counties were drawn; LXxxvi. 832. 


Privileges : 

5. The Speaker reports,—At the beginning of New Parlia- 
ments, that he had laid claim to all their ancient Rights and 
Privileges, which His Majesty had confirmed; 1xxv. 109.— 
UXXXII. 8.—LXXXVI. 7. 523,—LXxxvill. 5.—xc. 5. 


Qualifications : 

6. Such Members as are by law required to deliver in to the 
Clerk of the House an account of their Qualification, and to take 
and subscribe the Oath of Qualification, delivered in such account, 
and took and subscribed the said Oaths accordingly; At the 
beginning of New Parliaments; txxv. 109.—LXxx11, 8,—LXXXvI. 
7. 682.—[ After Vol. uxxxv1.] Several other Members delivered 
to the Clerk of the House an account of their Qualification ; 
LXXxviiI. 5.—xc. 5. Members returned upon New Writs at 
the beginning of Sessions of Parliament; uxxvi. 3.—Lxxvu. 3.— 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820 —1837.) 





Qualifications—continued. 
LXXVIII. 3.—LXXIX. 3.—LXXX. 3.—LXXXII. 3.—LXxxIv. 4.—xcu 
3, &amp;e. : 
[Note,—Members returned upon New Writs during the 
Session, deliver in accounts of Qualifications, but no entries 
thereof are made in the Journals. ] 


7. Mr. Speaker read to the House a Letter from a Member, 
stating that he was not qualified, according to law; txxxm. 28. 
The said Letter read upon Motion, and New Writ ordered, 109. 


8. Leave given to an Agent to sign and deliver in a Particular 
of Qualification of a Member petitioned against, who was abroad ; 
LXxv. 245.———-A Member petitioned against, states that he had 
not delivered in a Particular of his Qualification, having been 
called out of Town in consequence of Illness in his Family; 
Standing Orders read, entered, and Ques. Neg. for granting further 
Time to deliver in the said Particular of Qualification; txxxvi1. 
293. 


Oaths : 


Out-door Oaths : 

9. The Lord Steward came, between Eleven and Twelve 
o’clock, into one of the Rooms belonging to the Clerk of the House, 
where the Oaths are usually administered, and the Clerks of the 
House and other Clerks attending according to their duty, the 
Lord Steward did himself in person administer the Oaths appointed 
to several of the Members who appeared ; and afterwards made a 
Commission or Deputation, empowering several of the Members 
who had before been sworn to administer the said Oaths to the 
rest of the Members; At the beginning of New Parliaments; 
LXXV. 107.—LXXXUl. 7.—Lxxxvi. 5, 521. On the Accession 
of King William the Fourth, the Lord Steward came into the 
Long Gallery, the usual place of administering the Oaths, and the 
Clerks attending according to their duty, the Lord Steward did 
himself in person administer the said Oaths to all such Members 
as then appeared; and afterwards made a Deputation, &amp;c.; 
LXxxv. 589. 

10. The Lord Steward’s Deputation appointing Members to 
administer Oaths to other Members; At the beginning of New 
Parliaments; Lxxv. 106.—Lxxx11. 6.—Lxxxvi. 4. 520.——On the 
Accession of King William the Fourth; txxxv. 588,————In the 
middle of a Parliament (a new Lord Steward having been ap- 
pointed); Lxxvi1. 2.—Lxxxvi. 129.————_Members so empowered, 
administer Oaths to other Members; At the beginning of New 
Parliaments ; Lxxv. 107.—Lxxx1l. 7.—Lxxxvi. 5. 521. 

11. Members, 





8B 








650 MEMBERS—continued. 




















I. Names, Privileges, Qualifications, Oaths—continued. 
Oaths; Out-door Oaths—continued. Oaths ; In-door Oaths—continued. 


11. Members, after being sworn by the Lord Steward, or 
under his Deputation, repair to their Seats; At the beginning of 
New Parliaments; txxv. 107.—.Lxxxul. 7.—LXxxxvVI. 5. 521.——— 
Upon the Accession of King William the Fourth ; uxxxv. 589. 

12, His Majesty King George the Fourth having departed 
this Life, this Morning between the Hours of Three and Four, at his 
Palace at Windsor, the House met at about Two of the Clock this 
Afternoon, pursuant to Act 6 Anne, and the Speaker and several 
other Members (the Clerks attending according to their duty,) 
came into the Long Gallery, the usual place of administering 
Oaths before Members go into the House; the Lord Steward 
did himself, in person, administer the said Oaths to Mr. Speaker 
and all such Members as then appeared ; and afterwards made a 
Commission, or Deputation, &amp;c.; txxxv. 589. [Note, The Oaths 
formerly taken by Members before the Lord Steward, were abo- 
lished by the Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV.c. 9.] 


In-door Oaths: 

13. After the Speaker is chosen and approved, he puts the 
House in mind that the first thing to be done is to take the Oaths 
of Allegiance and Supremacy, and make and subscribe the De- 
claration, and to take and subscribe the Oaths of Abjuration and 
Qualification, as by Law required; At the beginning of New 
Parliaments; xxv. 109.—.Lxxxu. 8.———The Oaths of Alle- 
giance and Supremacy, and to take and subscribe the Oaths of 
Abjuration and Qualification; uxxxv1. 7. 523.———To take and 
subscribe the Oaths by law required; txxxviil. 5.—xc. 5. 

14. Mr. Speaker first alone takes the Oaths, and subscribes 
the Declaration; At the beginning of New Parliaments; Lxxv. 
109.—Lxxx11. 8. Takes the first-mentioned Oaths, and takes 
and subscribes the Oath of Abjuration ; txxxvi. 7. 523.———Takes 
and subscribes the said Oaths ; txxxvut. 5.—xc. 5. Upon the 
Accession of King William the Fourth; txxxv. 589.———First 
alone, standing upon the upper step of the Chair, on the Acces- 
sion of Queen Victoria; xc11. 490. 


II. Attendance of Members : 


(1.)\—Names called over : 
House called over :—See House, 16, ke. 


21. Names of Members, Defaulters at Calls, called over ; txxx. 

130.—LxxxIv. 106.—.Lxxxvi. 900.—Lxxxvil. 304.—Lxxxix. 206. 

Names of Members, Defaulters at Calls, who were ordered 

to attend the House on certain Days, called over after Orders for 

their Attendance read; Lxxxiv. 118.—Lxxx1Ix. 216.—xc. 185.— 
xci. 278. 


22. Order that the Names of Members who were ordered to 
attend the Ballot this Day, be called over upon this Day Six 
Months; txxv. 409. 

23. Names of Members, Defaulters at Ballots for Election 
Committees, who had been previously reported, severally called 
over, after the Order of the Day for their Attendance at Ballots 
read ; Lxxv. 358. 392.—.xxxu1. 361.—Lxxxv. 118. 

24. Orders for reporting the Names of Members, Defaulters at 
Calls, read and discharged ; txxxvit. 307.—Lxxxvull. 140,——— 


Order for reporting Names of Defaulters at Calls read, and Names | 


ordered to be reported on a future Day; Lxxxvitt. 132. 


(2.)—Defaulters at Election Ballots to be reported : 
25. Resolutions, For the Speaker to direct the Names of Mem- 
bers drawn and called on appointment of Election Committees, who 
shall be absent, to be set aside and reported, when the House shall 
appoint; LxXxv. 330.—LXxvI. 74.—LXXXI. 227.—LXXXxII. 337.— 
LXXXIM. 162,—Lxxxv. 118.—.Lxxxvi. 296.———That, upon such 
Reports, the Members for whose Non-attendance sufficient ex- 
cuses shall not be made, shall be ordered into the Custody of the 
Serjeant; txxv. 330.—.Lxxvi. 74.—LXXxXI. 227.—LXXxII. 337.— 
LXXXIII. 162.—LXxxv. 99.—LXXXvI. 296. 


26. Names of Members who did not appear, and which Names 
were set aside, ordered to be reported on particular Days; ixxv. 
334.—LXXxxIl. 338.—Lxxxv. 118.—LxxXvI. 363. 378, 392. 398. 

The above Order not to extend to the Names of Members 
serving on Election Committees; Lxxxu. 338.—1Lxxxv. 118.— 
LXXXV1. 363. 378. 392. 398. Mr. Speaker reports the Names 
of such Members; wxxv. 343.—.xxvi. 86.—Lxxx11. 344, —— 
Order for reporting Names read and deferred; txxxvi. 415. 


(3.)—Summoned by the Serjeant with the Mace: 

27. Orders, That the Serjeant-at-Arms do go with the Mace 
into the Speaker’s Chamber, and Places adjacent, and summon 
the Members there to attend the Service of the House; Imme- 











15. After the Speaker, other Members take the Oaths, and 
subscribe the Declaration ; txxv. 109.—.Lxxx11. 8. ———Take the 
first-mentioned Oaths, and take and subscribe the Oath of Abjura- 
tion; LXxxvi. 7. 523. Take and subscribe the said Oaths: 
Lxxxvil. 5.—xc. 5. On the Accession of King William IV.; 
txxxv. 589. Of Queen Victoria; xc. 490. See also infra, 
19. 


16. Oaths taken by Members returned upon New Writs; 
LXXVI. 3,—LXXVII. 3.—LXXVIL. 3.—LXXIX. 3,—LXXX. 3.— Xxx, 3 
—LXxXxxiv. 4.—xci. 3, &amp;e. 


17. Members sworn previous to Election Ballots; uxxv. 239, 
—LXXxX. 120.—Lxxxul. 195. 361.—Lxxxv. 118.—1Lxxxv1. 397. 503. 
—LXXXvill. 111.—.Lxxx1x. 204.—xc. 250.—xc11. 294, ke. 


18. Mr. O’Connell, a Roman Catholic Member, refuses to take 
the Oath of Supremacy ; txxx1v. 303. 314. 


19. Mr. Pease, having stated that he was a Quaker, claimed 
the privilege of making an Affirmation, instead of taking the Oaths; 
whereupon he was desired to withdraw until the sense of the House 
could be taken upon his claim; uxxxvim. 20.——Resolution, 
That Joseph Pease is entitled to take his Seat upon making his 
solemn Affirmation and Declaration to the effect of the Oaths 
directed to be taken at the Table, 41. Mr. Pease makes his so- 
lemn Affirmation, 44. Mr, Pease makes his solemn Affirmation, 

‘ having been chosen to serve on an Election Committee, 357. —— 
One Member being one of the People called Quakers, and another 
Member being one of the United Brethren called Moravians, 
made the Affirmation required by Law; xc. 5.——One Mem- 
ber being one of the United Brethren called Moravians, made the 
Affirmation required by Law ; xcu. 490. Being one of the People 
called Quakers, 495. : 


29. The Oath taken by Members professing the Roman Ca- 
tholic Religion, read, upon Motion, on the House resolving itself 
into Committee ona Bill; txxxvin. 246. 


(3.)—Summoned by the Serjeant with the Mace— 
continued. 

diately after Orders, That the House be now called over; xxx. 
130.—LxxxIv. 106.—Lxxxvi. 900.—Lxxxvil. 304. 320.—Lxxxvill. 
130.—Lxxx1x.206.———Serjeant-at-Arms sent with the Mace to 
the Places adjacent, to require the Attendance of the Members on 
the Business of the House; On Ballots for Election Committees; 
LXXV. 232.—LXXVI. 66.—LXXvIl. 183.—Lxx1x. 345,—.Lxxx. 120.— 
LXXXI, 227.—LXXXII. 157.—Lxxx111. 162.—LxxxIv. 96.—Lxxxv. 99. 
—LXXXVI. 131.—LxXxxvul. 46.—Lxxxvull. 111.—Lxxx1x. 204.— 
xcil. 294. 


(4.)—Ordered to attend: 

28. Particular Membersordered to attend in their places; Forth- 
with, The Honourable James Abercromby; uxxvu. 414. —— 
Rigby Wason, Esq'*., and Sir F. Trench, on report from Committee 
on a Bill that a misunderstanding of a personal nature had arisen 
between them; xcr. 464. 468. 484.————Member ordered to 
attend the House this Day (Mr. O’Connell); txxxiv. 312. 

29. Orders for the attendance of Members in their places read 
and discharged; txxxv. 119.—xc. 324.—xcr. 485. 


Defaulters at Calls: 

30. Members ordered to attend the service of the House on 
particular days,—Members, Defaulters at Calls, and not excused &gt; 
LXXX. 130.—Lxxxiv. 106.—.Lxxxvi. 902.—xc1. 265.———Mem- 
bers, Defaulters at Calls, who had been ordered to attend the ser- 
vice of the House, on their Names being called over, and not ex- 
cused, ordered to attend on other days; Lxxxiv. 118,—Lxxxix. 206. 
—xcl. 278.— ——On their Names being called over, and they not 
appearing after the second Order of the Day for their attendance 
read ; LXxx1x. 217,———Not appearing after Order of the Day 
for their attendance read, ordered to attend on future days; 
LXXX1x. 212, Names of Members, Defaulters at Calls, being 
called over, several of them appeared, and those who did not ap- 
pear ordered to attend at the time appointed for them; LXxxIX. 
206.———Notice taken that such Members were now present in 
their places, and Orders for their attendance on future days dis- 
charged ; Lxxx. 147. 

31. Order for attendance of Members, Defaulters at Calls, dis- 
charged, on the House being informed, that Member was de- 
tained in the Country by illness; txxx. 164.————Orders ‘for 
attendance of Members, Defaulters at Calls, read and discharged ; 
LXXXvI. 920, ———Order discharged, and Leave of Absence given 
on account of serious illness; txxx1v. 116. 


Defaulters 








MEMBERS—continued. 











II. Attendance of Members—continued. 
(4.)— Ordered to attend—continued. 


Defaulters at Ballots for Election Committees : 

32. Members, Defaulters at Ballots, and not excused, ordered, 
on their Names being reported, to attend this House ; txxxv. 117. 
——To attend Ballots on particular days; txxv. 343. 365.— 
LXXVI. 86.—LXxXx1I. 344.—LXxkv. 117. 128.—Lxxxv1. 373. 388. 


33. Members, Defaulters at Ballots, who had been reported, 
after Orders of the Day, for their attendance at Ballots read,— 
Ordered, on their Names being severally called over, and no ex- 
cuses being offered for them, to attend Ballots on other days; 
LXxv. 358. 392.—Lxxxul. 439. Ordered, on excuses being 
offered for them, to attend Ballots on other days; txxv. 392.— 
LXXXI1. 361. 369. 392.—Lxxxv. 118,—LxxxvI. 378. 392. ——— Re- 
ported absent from Ballots yesterday, and who did attend the 
Ballot this day, ordered to attend the Ballot on a future day ; 
LXXXxVI. 398. 

34. Orders for the attendance upon the Service of the House 
on future days of Members who had been reported, read and dis- 
charged ; And Members have Leave of Absence; Ltxxv. 350. 
———Orders for the attendance upon Ballots of Members who 
had been reported,—Read and discharged,—and Orders made for 
their attendance on other days; Lxxv. 375,.—Lxxv1. 126. 315.— 
LXXXII. 357. 407. And Orders made that Names of Members 
be called over in Six Months; ixxv. 409. And Members 
have Leave of Absence; txxv. 349. 354.—.Lxxvi. 296. 








Members absent from Election Committees : 
35. Members reported as not attending Election Committees 
ordered to attend the House in their places; txxxv. 109.—xc. 
324, 


(5.)—To be sent for in, or to be ordered into Custody: 
36. Orders, That such Members as shall not attend on the days 
whereon the House is ordered to be called over, be sent for in 
custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms; Lxxv. 484.—Lxxvi. 131.— 
LXxviI. 101,—Lxxviil. 14.—Lxxx. 10.—Lxxxul. 145.—.Lxxxiv. 43. 
—LXxxVv. 141.—Lxxxvi. 253. 871.—.Lxxxvil. 470.—Lxxxvill. 109. 
—LXXxXxIx. 111.—xc. 134.—xcl1. 232. 


37. Orders, That upon Reports by the Speaker of Members | 


absent on appointments of Election Committees, the Members for 
whose non-attendance sufficient excuses shall not be made, shall 
be ordered into the custody of the Serjeant; txxv. 329.—.xxv1. 
74.—LXxXI. 227.—LXXXIl. 337, 338.—Lxxxu11. 162.—Lxxxv. 99.— 
LXxxvi. 296, &amp;c. 

38. Order, That the Warden of the Fleet or other Officer in 
whose custody the Member is (Mr. Long Wellesley, committed by 
the Lord Chancellor for Contempt) do bring him to the Committee 
of Privileges from time to time as often as his attendance shall be 
thought necessary ; and that Mr. Speaker do issue his Warrant 
accordingly ; txxxvi. 668.———Same Proceeding with respect to 
Mr. Lechmere Charlton, committed for Contempt by the Lord 
Chancellor; xc11. 23.———A Sitting Member being petitioned 
against, and being in the custody of the Marshal of the King’s 
Bench, ordered to be brought to the Bar to defend his Return, if 
he desires it; txxv. 273. 


(6.)—Committed for Non-attendance : 
Defaulters at Calls ordered to be taken into the Custody 
of the Serjeant-at-Arms : 

39. Names of Members, Defaulters at Calls, who were ordered 
to attend the Service of the House yesterday, but who did not ap- 
pear in their places, called over, and no sufficient excuse being 
offered for them,—Ordered to be taken into the custody of the Ser- 
jeant-at-Arms; Lxxx. 150.——The Serjeant informs the House, 
That he had, pursuant to their orders, taken into his custody par- 
ticular Members; txxx. 153. 157. 
Members in custody for neglecting to attend their Services in 
Parliament be forthwith discharged out of custody, paying their 
Fees ; uxxx. 153. 157.———Order for taking a Member into cus- 
tody, read and discharged, on the House being informed that his 
default was occasioned by dangerous Illness in his Family; 1xxx. 
157.——By the dangerous Illness of a Brother; xxx. 164. 
———By an Accident; txxx. 164. Being detained in the 
Country by Illness; xxx. 164. 





Defaulters at Ballots for Election Committees, ordered 
to be taken into the Custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms: 
40. Members who had been reported, and ordered to attend 
Ballots on certain days, after Order of the Day for their attend- 
ance read, and they not appearing at Ballots, nor any excuses being 
Offered for them; Lxxv. 393.—Lxxxu. 361-369. 382.—Lxxxv. 
118.—1xxxvi. 378. 392.———The Serjeant informs the House, 
that he had, pursuant to their Orders, taken in his custody par- 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820 —1837.) 











Orders, That particular | 





—— 








(6.)—Committed for Non-attendance—continued. 


Defaulters at Ballots, &amp;e.—continued. 

ticular (such) Members; txxv. 393. 395. 401, 402.—Lxxx11. 386.— 
LXXX¥. 121. 123. 186.—Lxxxvi. 382. 398. 414. ———Orders, That 
such Members be forthwith discharged out of Custody, paying their 
Fees; txxv. 393. 395. 401. 402.—Lxxx11. 363. 386. 392. 393. 395. 
—LXxXxxv. 121. 123. 1386.—.xxxvi. 282. 398. 414. &amp;c.—_Be 
forthwith discharged out of custody, without paying any Fees, on 
the House being informed that the Member was at a distance from 
Town when the Order for his attendance was made; Lxxxvi. 393. 
———That John Thomas Fane, Esq'*, (the Member) was not 
aware that the name of Mr. Fane was intended for him, but that 
it meant Mr. Fane of Oxfordshire ; txxv. 395.———Order for 
taking Member into the custody of the Serjeant, read, and dis- 
charged; itxxxu1. 376.———Discharged, on the House being in- 
formed that a Member was detained in Ireland; txxxu. 368. 
——— That a Member had gone to Scotland on urgent business ; 
LXxxul. 375.———That a Member had a severe fall from his 
Horse, which prevented him from attending the Ballot; txxv. 
405. 


(7.\—Excused for Non-attendance at Calls of the 
House and Ballots: 
At Calls of the House : 


41. Names of such Members as made default to appear, were 
taken down, and the Names of the Defaulters being called over, 
several of them appeared, and several of them were excused for va- 
rious reasons, viz.—On account of their own Illness; txxx. 130.— 
LXXXxIv. 106.—1Lxxxvi. 900.—LXxxvil. 304, ———Of Illness in their 
Families ; xxxx1v. 106.—.Lxxxvi. 900.—Lxxxvil. 304. ——Of the 
Illness or recent Death of their near Relations; txxx. 130.—— 
As being engaged inthe Public Service; txxxvi. 901.—Lxxxvul. 
304. As being abroad; Ltxxx. 130.—Lxxxiv. 106,—LXxxxXvI. 
901.—Lxxxvil. 304._Notice being taken that several Mem- 
bers who were absent when their Names were called over, appeared 
in their places, were ‘excused; Lxxxvi. 902.——Notice taken 
that several Members (Defaulters at Calls) who were ordered to 
attend this day, appeared in their places during the Sitting of the 
House, they were severally excused; txxx. 147. 





42. Orders of the Day read for attendance of Members who 
were ordered to attend the Service of the House ; the Names of the 
said Members severally called over, and several of them appeared 
and were excused; Lxxxiv. 118.—Lxxx1x. 212. 216.—xc. 185. 
And several were excused for various reasons, viz. On ac- 
count of Illness; Lxxxrx. 212.—xec. 185.—xcr. 278.———On 
account of Illness in their Families; txxx1rx. 212. 216.—xc. 185. 
—xcr. 272. _——— On account of the Death of a near Relation; 
LXXXIX. 212.—xc. 185.—xcr. 278, ———— As being abroad; 
LXXXIX. 212.—xc. 185.—xc1. 278. 

43. Question, that a Member (a Defaulter at a Call) be excused 
for not attending the Service of the House according to Order, 
negatived; Lxxx. 150. 


At Ballots: 


44. Mr. Speaker reports to the House the Names of Members 
who did not appear upon preceding days when their Names were 
called, on the appointment of Election Committees, and the Names 
of the said Members being read, several of them appeared, and 
several of them were excused for various reasons, viz. On account 
of Illness; txxv. 343. 365. 404.—Lxxx1l. 344.—Lxxxy. 118.— 
LXXXVI. 373. 388.———Of Illness in their Families; txxx1. 
344.———Of the Death of Relations; txxxm. 344. As 
being abroad ; txxv. 343,—Lxxxu1. 344. 367.—Lxxxv. 118. 
As being on Service; txxx11. 391.——— As absent on the Public 
Service; Lxxxu. 344. 351.———As being engaged in the Public 
Service; Ltxxxvi. 373. 388.————As being present at the Ballot 
this day; Lxxxu. 344, 351.—Lxxxvi. 398. 











45. Order of the Day for attendance of Members who were 
ordered to attend the Service of the House, read; Names of said 
Members severally called over, when several of them appeared, 
and were excused; Lxxxv. 149. 


46. Orders of the Day for the attendance of Members who 
were ordered to attend Ballots that day, read; Names of said 
Members severally called over, and such of them as appeared at 
the Ballot that day were excused; Lxxv. 358. 392.—.xxxu1. 361. 
—LXXxv. 183,—.Lxxxvi. 378. 392.———And several, some, or 
one of them, were excused on account of Illness ; txxv. 358. 392. 
—LXxxl. 361. 369.—Lxxxvi. 378. 392.———Or of Illness in 
their Families ; txxv. 392.—.Lxxxy. 361. 369.—Lxxxvi. 378. 392. 
———Or of Illness of Relations; txxx11. 392. ———Or of Death 
of Relations ; txxv. 392.—.xxx1. 892.—As being in Ireland ; 
Lxxv. 392.—Or as being abroad; txxv. 392.—.Lxxx. 361.———- 
As being abroad ill; txxxv. 183.———As being petitioned 


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Il. Attendance of Members—continued. 

(7.)—Excused for Non-attendance at Calls of the 
House and Ballots—continued. 

At Ballots—continued. 


against, and the Committees on such Petitions being now sitting ; 
LXxxu1. 392.———As being engaged in Public Business; Lxxxt. 
392. On account of a Fall from his Horse; txxxut. 392. 

As being present; uxxxv. 183.—=——And the Names of 
others being called, and Excuses having been offered for them, 
they were ordered to attend Ballots on future Days ; Lxxv. 392.— 
LXXXII. 361. 369. 382.—Lxxxv. 118.—LxxxvI. 378. 392. 


(8.)\—Excused for Non-attendance on Election Com- 
mittees : 


47. Members excused on account of their own Illness; the 
Members attending and sworn; xc. 197. 323, 324. Medical 
Persons being examined upon Oath thereon; Lxxv. 367.—LXxXvVI. 
257.—LXxxxIl. 307. 356-—LxxxIv. 269.—LXxxv.377.—LXXXxVI. 157. 
344. 689.—LXxxvil. 162.—Lxxxvill. 324. 385.—Lxxx1x. 461. 479. 
—xc.177.511.—xci1. 256. The Chairman delivers Certificate 
of a Surgeon, stating that a Member could not attend, and the 
Surgeon not being in attendance, the Member’s Servant called in, 
and stated that he saw the Certificate written; Debate on Motion, 
That the Member be excused, adjourned; Lxxv. 367. And 
Members have leave to absent themselves from any further attend- 
ance; LXXV. 359.—LXXVI. 257.—LXXxXxII. 307.—Lxxxv. 119. 387.— 
LXXXxVi. 157. 344, 689.—LXxXxvIII. 324. 385.—LxxxIx. 461. 479.— 
xc. 177. 511.—xc1l. 256. 

48. On account of Deaths of Relations; and Members have 
leave to absent themselves from any further attendance; txxv. 
315.—LXxxx11. 200.——- Excused, and leave given toabsent himself 
from any further attendance on a Committee (re-assembled by the 
Speaker’s Warrant after the Recess), on a Letter being received 
from him containing a Medical Certificate stating his inability to 
attend; Clerk of Election Committees examined upon Oath 
respecting the Receipt of the Letter, and the Handwriting of the 
Medical Man proved upon Oath; txxxut. 244. 

49. Excused, on stating in his place that he has mistaken the 
hour of Meeting, and verifying his statement upon Oath ; Lxxx1m. 
244, On stating, in his place, that it was entirely from mis- 
apprehension he had not attended, having understood that the 
Committee did not meet that Day, and verifying his statement 
upon Oath; txxxvi. 196.———On stating that Notices of the 
Meeting of the Committee were sent to all the Members except 
himself, and verifying the same upon Oath; xc. 324. 


(9.)—Excused for Non-attendance on a Committee 
of Appeal on a Private Bill: 


50. Member reported absent from a Committee of Appeal, who 
in his place having satisfactorily explained the cause of his ab- 
sence, was excused; Lxxxv. 511. 


(10.)—Leave of Absence given or refused : 


Leave given for various Causes,—relative to— 

51. Assizes; To attend the Assizes; Lxxxu. 333. 349.—Lxxxv. 
111.—1LxxxvI, 344.—.Lxxxvil. 148. 482.—.Lxxxvill. 78. 135.— 
LXXX1X. 78.—xc. 129.———To attend the Assizes, having served 
on Election Committees; txxxvi. 347. 387. To attend the 
Assizes, having sworn off; 1xxx11. 349. To attend the As- 
sizes in Ireland; txxx1. 316. 322. 349.——— Being a material 
Witness at the ensuing Assizes; Lxxx11. 379. 


52. Business; On Public Business; .xxv. 310.—.Lxxxvu. 
130.——On the Public Service; txxxvi. 130. 381. 866. 873. 
879.————On urgent Public Business; txxxvi. 139.——On 
urgent Business; Lxxv. 259.—.Lxxxul. 155. 232.—.xxxvi. 117. 
843.—Lxxxvil. 38, 340.—LxXxxvill. 124.—.Lxxxix. 50.—xc. 119. 
—xci. 194.———On urgent Business, having served on an 
Election Committee ; ixxxu. 294. 311. 322.—Lxxxvi. 768.— 
LXXXVIII. 240, 267. On urgent Business, having been peti- 
tioned against; Lxxx11. 305. Having been petitioned against 
(without stating on account of urgent Business); uxxxu. 349. 
———On urgent Business, having sworn off; Lxxx1. 326. 349. 
362.———On account of the disturbed state of his Neighbour- 
hood; Lxxxvi. 127. 130. 133. 139.— —On account of the dis- 


III. Member under Arrest for Debt: 


65. Robert Christie Burton [discharged from the Fleet by 
Resolution of the House in the previous Session]; Petition of the 
Warden, complaining of the Assignees of a Creditor of Burton, for 
having commenced an Action against him for the Escape of Mr. 
Burton ; Referred to the Committee of Privileges, and Instruction 
to sit and proceed; txxv. 230. Report of Resolutions, That the 
commencing and prosecuting the said Action is a high Breach of 


(19.)—Leave of Absence given or refused—cont', 


Leave given for various causes—(cont*)—relative to— 
turbed state of his County; txxxvi. 130. 133. 139. 142, ——_Qp, 
urgent private Business; txxv. 259.—.Lxxvi. 51.—.Lxxvir. 144, 
LXXVIII. 11.—Lxxx. 41.—Lxxxv. 15. 90.—LXxxvI. 130.——__Q) 
urgent private Business, having served on an Election Committee ; 

“ LXXXvi. 139. 143, 217.———On judicial Business ; txxxrx, 499, 
Being abroad; txxx11. 289. 

53. Circuits; To go Circuits; txxv. 401.—.xxvi. 142 
LXXVIl. 83.—LXxvilil. 96.—Lxxx. 103.—Lxxx1l. 289.—Lxxx1v, 10, 
—LXxxxv. 111.—.xxxvi. 344. 653.—LXxxvil. 148.—LXxxvit1. 96, 
—LXxXxxIx. 101.—xc. 81.—xcl. 89. €52. 


54. Deaths; On account of Deaths of néar Relations; txxy, 
275.—LxxvI. 62.—.Lxxvil. 321.—.LxxvilI. 185.—Lxxx. 308, ~ 
LXXxII. 294.—Lxxxvi. 117. 127. 768.—LxXxxvill. 101. 415, 
LXxx1x. 190.— ——On account of Deaths in their Families; 
LXXxvI. 758.—LXxxvil. 483.—LXXXVIII. 78.—LXXxIx. 190.—xc, 
166.——On account of Deaths of Relations ; txxv. 262.—1xxyy, 
70.—Lxxx. 69.—Lxxx1l. 367. 434. ———On account of a Domestic 
Affliction; txxx. 103.—.Lxxxv. 164.—Lxxxvill. 124. 130. 276,— 
LXxxIx. 195.—xcl. 239. 260. On account of a severe Do- 
mestic Affliction; Lxxx11. 191. 232. —Lxxxvil. 462.—LXxxvimt. 271, 
———On account of a severe Domestic Calamity; txxxu. 155, 
371. 403. 

55. Elections; To attend an Election in Scotland; txxv1. 350, 
—— Having served on an Election Committee (without stating 
any other reason); Lxxx11. 333. 340. 


56. Illness; On account of Ill-health; txxv. 237.—.xxv1. 62. 
—LXXVUI. 25.—Lxxx. 24.—LXXxIl. 163.—LXXXIv. 95.—LXxxv, 99, 
—LXxXxVI. 127. 636.—.Lxxxvll. 53.—LxxXxvitl. 101.—1Lxxx1x.185,— 
xc. 129.—xc1. 121.—xcu. 314, &amp;c. ———On account of Ill-health, 
having served on Election Committees ; Lxxxvi. 362.—.Lxxxvi. 
276.——QOn account of severe Illness; Lxxxvi. 863.—Lxxxvu. 
291.———QOn account of serious Illness; txxxiv. 116.——On 
account of a severe Accident; Lxxx. 69.—LxxxII. 420.——On 
account of severe Indisposition ; Lxxx. 48.—LXXXvI. 887.—Lxxx1x. 
202. 

57. Illness in Members’ Families; txxv. 275.—.xxvi. 62.— 
LXXVII. 154.—LXXVIII. 33.—LxXxx. 69.—LXXXII. 199.—Lxxxv. 
26.—LxXxxvI. 77. 782.—LXXXvII. 46.—LXXXVIII. 57.—LXxx1x.— 
427.—xc1. 250.—xci. 149.—On account of serious Illness in their 
Families; Lxxx11. 333.———On account of severe IIIness in their 
Families ; txxxvi. 872. 894. On account of dangerous Illness 
in their Families; txxxvi. 746.— ——On account of the Illness of 
near Relations ; txxv. 295.—.Lxxvi. 157.—Lxxx. 48.—.Lxxxu. 146. 
LXXXV. 152.—LXXXVI. 133.—LxxxIx. 190.—xc. 351.——— Ofa near 
Relation, having served on an Election Committee; Lxxxu. 379. 
———On account of the Illness of Relations ; Lxxv. 263.———On 
urgent Business, on account of Illness in his Family ; rxxxu. 415. 


58. Jury Court, Aberdeen, To attend the; xcr. 250. 


59. Militia; To attend the Militia; txxv. 262.—.xxvi. 357. 
———To attend the Militia, having served on Election Com- 
mittee ; LXxxvi. 222. 

60. Sessions; To attend the Quarter Sessions; Lxxxvi. 222.— 
LXXXVIl. 442, 443.—Lxxxvill. 124. 533.—Lxxx1x. 433.—xc. 127. 
———tTo attend the Manchester Sessions professionally ; txxx. 
308.———To attend the Bristol Sessions; Lxxx11. 389. 


61. Witnesses; Being summoned as a Witness in a Crown 
Cause in Ireland; txxx11. 306.———Being a material Witness at 
the ensuing Assizes; Lxxx11. 379. 


Leave refused : 

62. On urgent private Business; txxv. 338.—.xxxvi. 863. 
———On urgent Business; txxxu. 376. 

63. Motion for Leave of Absence made, and withdrawn; Lxxx. 
304. 

64. Leave given to Members to absent themselves from any 
further attendance on Election Committees ; uxxv. 359.—LXXYI. 
257.—LXxXIl. 307,—LXXxV. 287.—LXXXVI. 157.—LXXXVIIL. 324.— 
LXXXIXx, 461.—xc11. 256, &amp;c.———In consequence of the dangerous 





Illness of a near Relative; xc. 202. 


Privilege, and that Christopher Bolton, Robert Gleadow, Caius 
Thompson, Charles Frost, and Archibald Rosser, have been con- 
cerned in commencing and prosecuting the said Action, 243. 
Order, That they do attend the House upon a certain Day, 244. 
Order read, and discharged, and another Day appointed, 206. 
Petitions of the Plaintiffs, and of Rosser, the Attorney ; Resolution, 





That in consideration of the Petitioners having severally ago 
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ledged their offence, the House is content to proceed no further in 
the matter of the said Breach of Privilege; Order for their 
attendance discharged, and Petitions to lie on the Table, and to 
be printed, txxv. 286. Petition of Bolton, Gleadow and Thompson, 


66. In the Debate respecting Petition from Norwich in 
favour of Roman Catholic Claims, words of heat having passed 
between Mr. Canning and Mr. Brougham; a Motion was made, 
That they be taken into custody, and a satisfactory explanation 
having taken place, the said Motion was withdrawn; Lxxvui. 
224. 

67. In the Debate upon the Address (1834), words of heat 
having passed between Mr. Sheil and Lord Althorp, and having 
been called upon by Mr. Speaker to assure the House that they 
would not prosecute the matter without the walls of the House, 
and Mr. Sheil having declined to give any such assurance, and 
Lord Althorp not having given a satisfactory assurance to that 
effect, they were ordered to be taken into custody, Nem. con. ; 
txxxIx. 9. House being informed that Lord Althorp would give 
the required assurance, he was ordered to be discharged, 9. 
Similar proceeding with regard to Mr. Sheil, 11. 


68. Report from Committee on Bill, that a misunderstanding 
of a personal nature had arisen between Mr. Rigby Wason and 
Sir F. Trench, Members of the Committee ; Members ordered to 
attend in their places forthwith; xc1.464. Sir F. Trench, being 
come into the House, Report read; Mr. Speaker, by direction of 
the House, called upon him to assure the House that he would not 
be a party to any hostile proceedings, &amp;c.; whereupon Sir F. 
Trench gave the House an assurance accordingly; 466. Mr. 
Speaker stated to the House that he had been informed that Sir F. 
Trench considered he had only given an assurance not to send or 
accept any Challenge within this Kingdom; that he was not pre- 
vented from accepting a Challenge sent from abroad; Sir F. Trench 
being called upon to assure the House that he would not accept a 
Challenge under any circumstances, refused to give such assurance ; 
ordered into Custody of Serjeant-at-Arms; Ordered, That R. 
Wason, Esq™*, be taken into custody; 467. Serjeant reports, 
That they were in custody; ordered to attend in their places 
forthwith; being come into their places, Report read; Mr. 
Speaker informed them that the House expected they would not, 





under any circumstances or at any time or place, engage in any 


V. Members withdraw during Debates 


71. After being heard in their Places,—On Motions relative to 
them; Beaumont, Wentworth, Esq’; txxx. 150. Brudenell, 
Lord; xcr. 319. Ellis, Mr.; uxxvi. 139. Freshfield, Mr.; xcr. 
173. Grenfell, Pascoe, Esq™®; txxx. 110. O’Connell, Mr., xct. 
42. Rickford, William, Esq™*; .txxx. 139. Troubridge, Sir 
Thomas; txxxvut. 470. Whalley, Sir Samuel, xcr. 271. 

72. A Member [Mr. O’Connell] directed to withdraw, and he 
withdrew accordingly ; txxxiv. 314. 

73. Members heard in their Places on matters relating to 
themselves, but not stated to have withdrawn; Lxxx. 110. 443. 


VI. Members committed : 


75. To the Custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms; Words of heat 
having passed between two Members [Mr. Sheil and Lord Althorp], 
and having been called upon byMr. Speaker to assure the House 
that they would not prosecute the matter without the walls of the 
House, and Mr. Sheil having declined to give any such assurance, 
and Lord Althorp not having given a satisfactory assurance to that 
effect, they were ordered to be taken into custody, Nem. con.; 
Lxxx1x. 9. House being informed that Lord Althorp would give 














stating that they.are now wholly without remedy for the recovery 
of their Debt, and praying for Relief ; To lie on the Table and be 
printed, 462. 


IV. Exceptions taken to Words spoken by Members, Words of Heat, &amp;c. : 


hostile proceedings, &amp;c.; the Honourable Members severally 
addressed the House, and after explanations from both Parties, 
the House being satisfied that no hostile proceedings would take 
place, Ordered, That Sir F. Trench and Mr. R. Wason be discharged 
forthwith, on paying their Fees ; 468. 


69. Chairman of Committee of the whole House stated, that he 
apprehenced that an Honourable Member had taken offence at 
something which had been said during the sitting of a Committee 
by another Honourable Member; Colonel Sibthorp and Sir J. 
Hobhouse ordered to attend in their places forthwith; xc1. 484, 
Colonel Sibthorp being come into his place, an Honourable 
Member stated, that having communicated with Sir J. Hobhouse, 
he was authorized to say that Sir J. Hobhouse meant nothing per- 
sonally offensive in what he had said in the Committee, whereupon 
Colonel Sibthorp expressed himself satisfied; Order for Sir J. 
Hobhouse’s attendance discharged; 485. 


70. Notice taken ofa Report ofa Debate in the Morning Post, 
in which certain words were attributed to Sir James Graham, and 
Sir Edward Codrington having called upon Sir James Graham to 
state whether he had made use of the words, Sir James Graham 
declined to make such statement, considering that such practice 
would be contrary to the freedom of Debate and the Privilege 
of the House, and Sir Edward Codrington having intimated an 
intention of taking notice of the words out of the House, he was 
called upon by Mr. Speaker to assure the House that he would 
not pursue that course; and having declined, Motion made, That 
he be taken into custody; and Mr. Speaker having stated that 
Sir James Graham ought not to be called upon to state whether 
a Report in a Newspaper of certain expressions made use of by him 
in this House was or was not correct ; Sir Edward Codrington sub- 
mitted himself to the House, and assured them that he would not 
pursue the matter any further, whereupon Sir James Graham 
stated that he had now no objection to state that he had not 
made use of the words attributed to him ; Motion withdrawn; 
xc1I. 270. 


relating to themselves : 


74. Sessional Orders; That if any thing should come in ques- 
tion, touching the matter of Privilege of any Member, he is to 
withdraw during the time the matter is in Debate [ from the Com- 
mittee of Privileges]; That if any thing shall come in question 
touching the Return or Election ofany Member, he is to withdraw 
during the time the matter is in Debate; and that all the Members 
returned upon Double Returns do withdraw till their Returns are 
determined ; txxv. 109.—Lxxvi. 6.—LXXVII. 7.—LXXvill. 5, 6.— 
LXXIX. 6.—LXXX. 7.—LXXXI. 6, 7.—LXXXII. 9.—LXXXIII. 7.— 
LXXXIV. 9.—LXxxV. 9.—LXXXVI. 8. 524.—LXxxvIlI. 6.—xclI. 16. 


the required assurance, he was ordered to be discharged 
out of Custody, Nem. con., 9. Similar Proceeding with regard to 
Mr. Sheil, 11.——Sir F. Trench, on refusing to assure the House 
that he would not accept a Challenge from Mr. Rigby Wason 
under any circumstances, and Mr. Rigby Wason [not then pre- 
sent]; xc1. 467. Defaulters at Calls; xxx. 150. See supra, 
39.——Defaulters at Ballots; txxv. 393.—Lxxxu. 361. 3869. 
382.—Lxxxv. 118.—Lxxxvi. 378. 392, &amp;c. See supra, 40. 





VII. Members to carry Letters of Condolence, &amp;c., or to communicate Thanks: 


76. To attend with Messages of Condolence; The Duke of 
York, on the Death of the Duchess of York; txxv. 480. Her 


; Majesty the Queen Dowager, upon the Death of His late Majesty 
King William IV.; xcrt, 493. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


77. To acquaint Clergymen with Orders of the House for 
giving them Thanks for Sermons preached before the House on Fast 
Days, and on Thanksgiving Days; txxxv. 499.—1xxxvul. 211. 


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MEMBERS—continued. 


VIII. Incidental Proceedings, including Bills relative to Members : 


(1.)— Bills relative to Members : 

78. For indemnifying a Member [The Right Hon. Robert 
Grosvenor] from Penalties incurred by sitting and voting in the 
House without having conformed to the Laws in such case made 
and provided; Ordered, txxxv. 353. Presented, 353. R. a. 363. 


79. To disable Persons holding high judicial offices in Ireland 
from sitting as Members of the House of Commons; Ordered, 
Lxxvi. 209. Presented ; printed; 223. r. a. 383.———To amend 
the above Act; Ordered, txxxvi. 737. Presented; printed; 744. 
Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn; 750. 


80. To exclude Members accepting Offices in India from sit- 
ting in the House of Commons; Ordered, uxxxiv. 268. Pre- 
sented; printed; 284. Petition of Electors of Canterbury in 
favour, 316, p. Bill, as amended, printed, 365. Re-committed, 
376. R.A. 416. 


81. Bill to repeal so much of certain Acts as require certain 
Oaths to be taken by Members of the House of Commons before 
the Lord Steward or his Deputies, and as directs the Oath of 
Abjuration to be taken, and the Assurance to be subscribed in 
Scotland ; Ordered, rxxxvi. 38. Presented; printed; 49. Pe- 
tition of the Reverend Sir Harcourt Lees, against, 199. Question 
negatived for printing Petition, 203. Committee on Bill de- 
ferred, 203. Instruction to the Committee, that they have power 
to divide the Bill into two Bills; Bill considered; Report, That 
the Committee had divided the Bill into two Bills; 213. 


82. Bill to repeal so much of certain Acts as require certain 
Oaths to be taken by Members of the House of Commons before 
the Lord Steward or his Deputies; Reported ; Bill, as amended, 
to be printed ; rxxxvi. 213. Re-committed, 239. Day appointed 
for the Third Reading, 511. Not proceeded in.—— Another 
Bill; Ordered; presented; printed; txxxvi. 539. Petition of 
Lieutenant-General William Thornton, against, 650. rR. a. 712. 


83. For limiting the Privileges of Members of the House of 
Commons as to exemption from personal Arrest for Debt, and for 
vacating the Seats of Insolvent Members in custody, and for pre- 
venting persons avowedly Insolvent from being elected to serve as 
Members ; Ordered, txxxvur. 103. Order of Leave for Bill dis- 
charged, and another Bill ordered, 329. See infra, 84. 


84. For preserving the dignity and independence of the House 
of Commons, by causing the Seats of Insolvent Members to be 
vacated, by preventing the election of Insolvent Persons to serve 
as Members, and by removing difficulties touching the Rights of 
Creditors against Bankrupt Members; Ordered, txxxvu. 329. 
Presented; printed; 330. As amended, printed, 437. Further 
consideration of Report deferred, 492. Not proceeded in. 

Petitions against; From, Bethnal Green, Political Union, 
yxxxvu. 449. Birmingham, Political Union, 420. Bradford 
(Wilts), 488.—Hounslow, 472. Hull and Sculcoates, Political 
Union, 420.— Kingston-upon-Hull, 420.— Lambeth, Political 
Union, 420.—National Political Union, 546. National Union of 
Working Classes, 364.—Sculcoates, 420. 

Petitions against ; and for the Repeal of the Act of Anne, which 
renders certain Qualification necessary for Members; From Inha- 
bitants of Bath; txxxvu. 432, p. 


85. To dispense with the Qualification of Members of the Com- 
mons House of Parliament; Reported; as amended, printed; xc. 
481. Motion, That the Amendments be now read a Second Time; 
Question negatived thereupon ; Bill withdrawn; 558. 


86. Bill to repeal an Act passed in the reign of Queen Anne, 
intituled, “ An Act for securing the Freedom of Parliament, by 
further qualifying Members to sit in the House of Commons ;” to 
repeal an Enactment contained in the Act for the Union of Great 
Britain and Ireland, providing for the Qualification, in respect of 
Property, of the Members elected on the part of Ireland, to sit in 
the House of Commons of the United Kingdom, and to make 
other provisions for the Qualifications in respect of Property of 
Members elected to sit in the House of Commons, in place of 
those repealed ; Ordered, xc11. 233. Not presented. 


(2.) —Petitions relative to Members : 

87. Petition offered to be presented, complaining of the conduct 
of G, Chetwynd, Esq", a Member; and Mr. Chetwynd being in 
his place, Motion, for bringing up the Petition, withdrawn; 
LXx1x. 106, 

88. Petition offered to be presented, complaining of the conduct 
of Mr. Crosbie, a Member; and Mr. Crosbie being in his place, 
the Petition was brought up and read, and ordered to be with- 
drawn, txxvint. 432, The same Petition again offered to be 
presented, brought up and read, and Question that it do lie upon 
the Table, negatived upon division, 444. 








(2.)—Petitions relative to Members —continued. 

89. Petition offered to be presented respecting a Member 
[Mr. W. Harvey] being concerned in Parliamentary Agency ; 
and Mr. Harvey being in his place, the Petition was brought up 
and read; Lxxxv. 84. 


90. Petition offered to be presented, complaining of certain 
transactions alleged to have taken place between Mr. O’Connell, a 
Member, and Mr. Raphael, late a Member ; and Mr. O’Connel] 
being in his place, the same was presented and read; xc1, 94. 
On the House proceeding to consider the said Petition, a Member 
in his place having stated the case on the part of the Petitioners, 
Mr. O’Connell was heard in his place, and withdrew, 42. 


91. Petition, accusing Sir Thomas Troubridge of having pro- 
duced a forged copy of a Register of Baptism, by which he fran. 
dulently, if not feloniously, obtained the Commission of Lieutenant 
in the Navy, presented and read; Motion, That the Petition do 
lie on the Table; superseded by adjournment, txxxvumi. 470, 
Debate resumed, and Petition rejected, 475. | 


92. Petition, praying that certain Members may be allowed to 
attend a Trial; Ordered to lie on the Table, txxvim. 132. 


(3.)—WSessional Orders relative to Members : 


93. Members returned for two or more places, to make their 
election within one week from the expiration of the Fourteen Days 
limited for presenting Election Petitions ; txxv. 110.—txxvz. 6, 
—LXXVIl. 7.—LXXVII. 6.—LXXIX. 6.—LXXX. 7.—LXXXI. 7.—Lxxxu, 
9.—LXXXIII. 7.—LXXXIV. 9.—LXXXV. 9.—LXXXxVI. 8. 524.—1xxxyir, 
6.—LXXXvill. 10. 


94. That if any thing shall come in question touching the 
matter of Privilege of any Member, he is to withdraw (from the 
Committee of Privilege) during the time the matter is in debate ; 
LUxxv. 109.—.LXxXvVI. 6.—LXXVII. 7.—Lxxvill. 5, 6.—LxxIx. 6.— 
LXXX. 7.—LXXXI. 6.—LXXXII. 9.—LXXXIII. 7.—LXXXIV. 9.—Lxxxv. 9, 
—Lxxxvi. 8, 524.—.xxxvit. 6.—[ Note, The Sessional Appointment 
of the Committee of Privileges has been discontinued since Vol. 
LXXXVII. | That if any thing shall come in question touching 
the Return or Election of any Member, he is to withdraw during 
the time the matter is in debate, and that all Members returned 
upon Double Returns, do withdraw till their Returns are deter- 
mined ; txxv. 110.—Lxxvi. 6.—LXXVII. 7.—LXXVIII. 6.—LXXxIx. 6, 
—LXXX. 7.—LXXXI. 7.—LXXXII. 9.—LXXXIII. 7.—LXXXIV. 9.— 
LXXXV. 9.—LXXXVI. 8. 524.—LXXXvIl. 6.—LXxxvIlI. 10.———That 
no Member do presume to bring any Stranger or Strangers into 
the House, or Gallery thereof, while the House is sitting ; txxv. 
110.—Lxxvi. 7.—LXXVII. 7.—LXXVIII. 6.—LXXIX. 7.—LXXX. 7. 
—LXXXI. 7.—LXXXII. 10.—LXXXIII. 7.—LXxXxIV. 10.—.Lxxxv. 9.— 
LXXXxVI. 8. 524.—LXXXVII. 7.—LXXXVIII. 38.—LXXXIXx. 13.—xXCII. 7. 
———tThat to prevent the intercepting of Letters directed to 
Members, the Person appointed to bring Letters from the General 
Post Office to the House, or some other Person to be appointed 
by the Postmaster-General, do for the future, every day during 
the Sessions of Parliament, Sundays excepted, constantly attend 
from Ten of the Clock in the Morning till Seven in the Afternoon, 
at the place appointed for delivery of the said Letters, and take 
care to deliver same to Members, or their known Servants; Lxxv. 
110.—LxXXxvI. 7.—LXXVII. 7.—LXXVIII. 6.—LXXIX. 7.—LXxXx. 7.— 
LXXXI. 7.—LxXxxul. 10.—LxXxxuI. 7.—LXXxXIv. 10.—Lxxxv. 9.— 
LXXxvI. 8. 524.—LXXXVII. 7.—LXXXVIII. 10.—Lxxx1x. 10.—xXCII. 
8, &amp;c.———That the said Officer, upon his going away, lock up 
such Letters as shall remain undelivered, and that no Letter be 
delivered but within the hours aforesaid ; txxv. 110,—1LxxvI.7.— 
LXXVII. 7.—LXXVIII. 6.—LXXIX. 7.—LXXX. 7.—LXXXI. 7.—LXXXII. 
10.—.Lxxxll. 7.—LxXXXIV. 10.—Lxxxv. 9.—Lxxxvi. 8. 524.— 
LXXXVII. 7.—LXXXVIII. 10,—Lxxx1x. 10.—xcu. 8, &amp;c. 


(4.)—Orders to Particular Members—telative to— 


Addresses and Resolutions : 

95. That (particular) Addresses be presented to His Majesty 
by such Members as are of the Privy Council; rxxv. 117.—LXxvl- 
17.—-LXXVII. 7.—LXXVIII. 8.—LXXIX. 212.—Lxxx. 482.—LxxXI. 232. 
—LXXXul. 114.—.Lxxx11l. 9.—1Lxxx1IVv. 366.—LXxxv. 135,—LXXXVI- 
374.—LXxxvil. 12,—.Lxxxvill. 261.—Lxxx1x. 440.—xcll. 17, &amp;e. 

96. That such Members as are of the Privy Council do 
humbly know His Majesty’s pleasure, when he will be attended 
by the House with Addresses to be presented by the whole House ; 
LXXV. 119.—LxxXviI. 9.—LxXxxIx. 9.—xc. 32. ——— That Four 
Members of the House do go with Two Lords mentioned in Mes- 
sages from the Lords, to wait upon His Majesty with an 
Address of both Houses; ixxxv. 652. 

97. That Four Members do attend Her Majesty (Queen 
Caroline) with a Resolution of the House; txxv. 344. 

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VIII. Incidental Proceedings, including Bills relative to Members—continued. 


(4.)— Orders to particular Members—(continued)— 
relative to— 


Attendance : 
' 98. That particular Members do attend the House in their 
place upon particular days ; rxxxv. 109. Forthwith, rxxvu. 414. 
See supra, 115. 


Bills : 

99. That particular Members do prepare and bring in Bills; 
LXXV. 224,—LXXxIX. 191.—xciI. 28, &amp;c.———That particular 
Members be added to the Gentlemen who are appointed to pre- 
pare andj bring in Bills; txxvi. 223.—.xxx. 159.—.xxxiv. 
84.—LXXXVI. 247.—LXXxXVIII. 132.—xc1. 613. 632, 

100. That Members do carry Bills (passed by the Commons) 
to the Lords, and desire their Concurrence; txxv. 310.—.Lxxv1. 
305.—LXXVII. 280.—.LXxXxI. 210.—Lxxx1I. 279.—LxxxIv. 243.— 
LXXXVI. 490. 832,—LXXXVII. 73.—LXXXVIII. 239,—LxxxIx. 213.— 
xcu. 41, &amp;c.———Bills (passed by the Commons) to the Lords, 
and acquaint them that this House hath agreed to the Amend- 
ments made by their Lordships; txxv. 409.—.xxvi. 501.— 
LXXVII. 384.—LXxXIX. 458.—LXxx. 374.—Lxxxl. 534.—LxxxIII. 
229.—LXXxv. 277.—LxXxxvi. 179. 934.—.Lxxxvill. 217.—LxxxIx. 
210.—xc1. 566, &amp;c.———That the House hath agreed to the 
Amendments made by their Lordships, with Amendments, to 
which they desire the Concurrence of their Lordships; txxxu. 
469.—LxxxI1I. 498.—LXxxvil. 553.—Lxxxvitl. 453. 629.—LxxxIx. 
492. 513. 516.—xc1. 570.———That the House doth not insist 
upon their disagreement to the Amendment insisted upon by their 
Lordships; txxxvit. 475. 

101. That Members do carry Bills (passed by the Lords) to 
the Lords, and acquaint them, that this House hath agreed to the 
same without any Amendment; Lxxv. 269.—.Lxxvi. 225.—1Lxxvil. 
158.—LxxIx. 520.—LXxXI. 387.—LXxxlll. 474.—.Lxxxv. 494.— 
LXxxvi. 404. 817.—LXxxvil. 442.—LXxXxvill. 422.—.Lxxxix. 411, 
&amp;c.———And acquaint them, that this House hath agreed to the 
same, with some Amendments, to which Amendments this House 
doth require the Concurrence of their Lordships; txxv. 465.— 
Lxxvi. 240.—Lxxvil. 433.—Lxx1x. 479.—Lxxx. 618.—Lxxx1. 299. 
—LXXxul. 599.—LXXXIII. 280.—LxXxxv. 422.—.LxxxvI. 174. 716.— 
LXXXVII. 410.—Lxxxvill. 239, &amp;c.———And acquaint them, that 
the House hath agreed to the Amendments made by their Lord- 
ships to the Amendments made by this House to the said Bills; 
LXxxil. 474.—Lxxxvil. 426. 556.—_Lxxx1x. 518, &amp;c.———And 
acquaint them, that the House doth not insist upon the Amend- 
ment to which their Lordships have disagreed ; txxxvii1. 651.— 
Lxxxix. 518, &amp;c. 

102. That leave be given to particular Members to plead as 
Counsel at the Bar of the House of Lords against and in support 
of the Bill now pending in that House concerning Her Majesty 
(Queen Caroline), and that said leave be not drawn into precedent ; 
uxxv. 444.———To plead at the Bar of the House of Lords in the 
matter of Sir Jonah Barrington ; txxxv. 641. 


Clergymen : 

103. That Members do acquaint Clergymen that they are 
desired to preach before the House upon particular days; txxxv. 
497.—LxxxviI. 186.— —Do acquaint Clergymen with thanks 
of the House for Sermons preached before the House; txxxv. 
499.—LXxxxvII. 211, 


| Condolences :— See supra, 76. 


Conferences: 

104. That Members do go to the Lords and desire Con- 
ferences; Lxxviml. 485.— LXxIx. 515.—Lxxxr. 116,—1Lxxxu. 
357.—LxxxIv. 408.—LXxxxV. 473.—LXXXVI. 874.—Lxxxvil. 466.— 
LXxxvill. 503.———A Free Conference; xct. 772. 


Counsel :—sSee supra, 102. 


Lords : 
105. That Members do carry Messages to the Lords; ixxv. 
,, 298.—.xxvi. 58.—Lxxvul. 334.—Lxxvill. 304.—LxxIx. 113.— 
7 LXXX, 512.—LXXXI. 372.—LXXxiI. 390.—LXXXIII. 229.—LXXxIV. 
160.—Lxxxv. 7.—LXXXxvI. 245. 809.—LXXxvil. 178.—LXxxXVIII. 
202,.—Lxxx1x. 204.—xcl. 82. Do go and deliver or do de- 
j liver Minutes of Evidence, Reports, &amp;c. to the Lords; txxvut. 
268. 385.—Lxx1x. 460.—Lxxx. 623,—LXxxu1. 557.—rxxxiu. 512. 
——LXXXIV. 235 —LXXxxVv. 164.—LXXxXxvIlI. 227. 380.—Lxxxvi1l. 39.— 
LXXXIx. 130, 151.—xc1. 131. [Note.—Reports, §c. are generally 
delivered to the Lords’ Messengers, who are directed to communi- 
cate them to their Lordships; but when the Reports are not com- 
municated until after the departure of the Messengers or until some 
future day, Members of the House are desired to deliver them.} 
———That a Member do deliver Resolutions ordered to be com- 
municated to the Lords; xc1. 753. 





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(4.)—Orders to particular Members— (continued) — 
relative to— 


Motions : 


106. That Members have leave to make Motions (all the 
Orders of the Day having been previously disposed of), it being 
after Four of the Clock; xxv. 155.——— After Twelve; Lxxxv. 
107, 108.—Lxxxvi. 857.———Without any hour or reason as- 
signed; Lxxv. 155, 156. 


Reports : 


107. That Members do make a Report (of Ways and Means); 
LXXxXxv. 123. 


Resolutions :—See supra, 105. 


(5.)—Orders and Resolutions relating to Members 
generally,—relative to— 


Fees : 


108. That in future the Fees now payable by Members on 
taking their Seats in this House be discontinued ; xcu. 149. 


Land Tax Acts: 


109. That the Knights of the Shires, and other Members, 
do prepare Lists, fairly written, of the Names of Commissioners 
for executing the Land Tax Acts; Lxxvi. 185.—.Lxxxu. 278.— 
LXXXII. 256.—LxXxxviI. 162.—Lxxxvul. 490.— Lxxxviir. 608.— 
XCk. 252, 


Petitions : 


110. That every Member presenting a Petition to the House, 
do affix his Name at the beginning thereof; 1xxxvim. 190. 


Private Bills (Parliamentary Agency) : 


111. Resolved, Nem. con., That it is contrary to the Law and 
Usage of Parliament that any Member of this House should be 
permitted to engage, either by himself or any Partner, in the 
management of Private Bills, before this or the other House of 
Parliament for pecuniary Reward ; txxxv. 107. 

See infra, 166. 


Seats: 


112. Resolved, That on days appointed for taking into consi- 
deration any Election Petition, no Member, having been present 
at Prayers, shall be allowed to keep any place for himself, unless 
he shall be present and shall attend the Service of the House du- 
ring the Ballot; txxxvum. 144. Ordered, That no Member’s 
Name be affixed to any Seat in the House before the hour of 
Prayers; and that the Speaker do give directions to the Door- 
keepers accordingly ; To be a Standing Order; xc. 202. 





(6.)—Incidental Proceedings,—relative to— 


Accounts and Papers : 


113. Members present Accounts and Papers pursuant to the 
directions of Acts of Parliament; txxv. 156. 369.—1Lxxx. 265.— 
LXxxiI. 121. 318.—LxXXx11l. 6.—LXxxIv. 231.—Lxxxvil. 584.— 
LXXXIx. 12.—xcu. 45, &amp;c.———Pursuant to Addresses; txxv, 
425.—Lxxx. 266.—LxxXxI. 28.—LXXxv. 38.—LXXxXIx. 201.—xCI. 
26.—xcu. 29, &amp;c.———By His Majesty’s Command ; xxv. 175, 
—LxXX. 32.—LXXxxv. 47.—LXxxix. 167.—xcu. 65, &amp;c, ——— Pur- 
suant to Orders of the House, txxv. 280.—Lxxx. 296.—Lxxxv. 28. 
—Lxxx1x. 167, &amp;c. 


Attendance: 


114. The Name of a Member having been mentioned as being 
concerned in certain Joint Stock Companies, Mr. Speaker stated, 
that he had received a Letter from him, inclosing medical cer- 
tificates of his inability to attend the House in his place, this 
day, on account of Ill-health ; rxxxu. 92. 


Ballot : 
115. A Member taken unwell during the consideration of an 
Election Petition, allowed to retire; xc11. 294. 


Bankruptcy : 

116. Letter from Solicitor to the Estate of a Bankrupt Member, 
inclosing the Certificate of Bankruptcy, read and entered ; Cer- 
tificate also read and entered; Act 52 Geo. III. c. 144, read, 
and New Writ ordered ; Lxxxv. 4. 


Bills: 

117. Members present Bills; uxxv. 435.—.Lxxvi. 423.— 
Lxxvil. 376.—LXXX. 622.—LXxXXI. 77.—LXXXII, 479.— LXXXIV. 
89.—LXXxxvI. 224.—Lxxxvil. 28.—Lxxxvil. 673.—xcir. 81, &amp;c. 
———. Members, by Order, present Bills ; uxxvi. 85, 105.—Lxxxtv. 
130. 188. —Lxxxv. 13.—LXXxxvI. 179.—-LXxXvil. 195.—LxXxxIx. 14. 
—xci. 22. 442, &amp;e. 

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VIII. Incidental Proceedings, including Bills relative to Members—continued. 


(6.)—JIncidental Proceedings—(cont*)—relative to— 
Charges : 

118. A Member in his place charges a Justice of the 
Peace with having preferred a Charge of Felony against a poor 
man without sufficient proof; Copy of the Charge ordered to be 
communicated to him; txxx. 607.—Lxxx1. 44. 


Committees : 

119, Members appointed on Select Committees; All Knights 
of Shires; xxv. 109.—.Lxxvi. 6.— LXXxvIIl. 7.—LXxvull. 5. 
—LXXIx. 6.—LXXx. 6.—LXXXI. 6.—LXXXII. 9.—LXXxIII. 7.— 
LXXXIV. 9.—LXXXV. 8.—LXXXVI. 7. 524.—LXXXVII. 6.—xCII. 
16.————All Gentlemen of the Long Robe; txxv. 109.—Lxxv1. 
6.—LXXVII. 7.—LXXVIII. 5.—LXXIX. 6.—LXXx. 6.—LXXXI. 6.— 
LXXXII. 9.—LXXXII1. 7.—LXXXIV. 9.—LXXXV. 8.—LXXXVI. 7. 524.— 
XXXVI. 6.—xcul. 16.——AlIl Merchants; txxv. 109.—LXxxvI. 
6.—LXXVII. 7.—LXXVIII. 5.—LXxIx. 6.—LXxx. 6.—LXxXxI. 6.— 
LXXXII. 9.—LXXXIII. 7.—LXXXIV. 9.—LXXXV. 8.—LXXXVI. 7. 524.— 
LXx&lt;vul. 6.—xci1. 16.———All the Members who serve for Ire- 
land; txxv. 139. For North Britain, and the Northern 
Counties ; Lxxvii. 260. For the Home and Northern Coun- 
ties; Lxx1x. 314. All Colonels of Militia; txxvim. 272.— 
LXXIX. 175.—LXxx. 321.—.LxxxI. 145,—Lxxx1x. 332, ke. 

Two Members nominated to serve upon a Select Committee, to 
examine Witnesses, without the power of voting; xcr. 42. 

All the Members serving for the County of Surrey to be Mem- 
bers of Committee on Petition for Bill; xc1. 56. 


120. Members added to Select Committees; txxv. 150.— 
LXXVI. 62.—LXXVII. 42.—LXXvVIII. 43.—LXXIx. 41.—LXxx. 73.— 
LXXXI. 128.—.Lxxx1l. 195,—LXx xxl. 1389.—LxxxIv. 122.—Lxxxv. 
29.—LXxXxVI. 142—558.—LxXxxvil. 65.—LXXXVIIIL. 43,— LXXXIX. 
20.—xci. 16.—xcu. 345, &amp;e. Members added to the 
Committee of Privileges; txxx1x. 22.———Members added to 
Standing Order Committee; ixxx. 273.—.Lxxx1. 129.—LxxxIx. 
22. Members discharged or excused from their attendance 
on Select Committees (not Election Committees); ixxvi. 
160.—Lxxvil. 420.—LXXIX. 430.—LXXXII. 472.—LXxxul. 204. 
—LXXxxVI. 397. 636.—.Lxxxvill. 435.———— Discharged or ex- 
cused from any further attendance on Select Committees, and 
others added ; 1xxx1x. 87. 143.—xc. 81.—xc1. 42.—xc11. 41, &amp;e. 
——-Members forming a Committee, discharged in respect of 
part of the matters referred to them, and other Members nomi- 
nated as the Committee to inquire into the same; xc. 504. ——— 
Excused from any further attendance on the Committee of Privi- 
leges; Lxxx1x. 20.———Discharged from attendance on Com- 
mittee on Petition for Bill, and another Member added; 1txxxv1. 
397. 

121. Resolved, That individual Members may be added to 
Committees on Private Bills, upon special application to the 
House ; and that no Member shall have a voice in any such Com- 
mittee, unless he shall have been originally included in the List, or 
have been so specially appointed afterwards; Lxxx11. 201.——— 
Members added to Committees on Private Bills; xc. 195.—xcr1. 
106. All Members on the List for the Eastern Division of 
Scotland; i~xxxvit. 301.———Members for a County, and for 
the several Cities, Towns and Boroughs situated therein; xxxxvut. 
154..——— For the several Counties, and for the Boroughs therein, 
through which Counties Railways are intended to pass; xc. 59. 
121.—xc1. 97.—xcu. 85, &amp;e. 


Complaints made to the House by Members: 
122. Members complain to the House; itxxx1. 82, ke. See 
Complaints. 


Conferences : 

123. Members appointed to manage Conferences; xc. 650. 
—xci. 35. 499. That Committees who were appointed 
to draw up Reasons to be offered to the Lords at Confer- 
ences, do manage Conferences; Lxxviit. 484.—xc. 642.—xcu. 
466.— ——That the Managers who managed the last Conference 
do manage this Conference; txxx1. 141.—.Lxxxvil. 474,—1Lxxxvimt. 
560.—xci. 447.—xci1. 385.—-Who _ managed the Conference 
on a particular day, do manage this Conference ; xc1. 447, 
Members added to Managers of Conferences; txxxvu. 579.—xc. 
642.—xcl. 447.—xcu. 385, kc. ———- Names of Managers called 
over, previous to their going to Conferences; Lxxx1. 125.—.Lxxxvut. 
579.—xc. 642.—xc1. 35. Being returned, Member of Com- 
mittee reported, that Managers had been at Conferences, &amp;c. ; 
EXXXxI. 125.—xc. 642.—xci. 499, &amp;c.———Managers of Free 
Conference appointed ; xc1. 783.———That the Managers who 
managed the last Free Conference, do manage this; xc1. 787. 
—— Names of the Managers called over, and some of them not 
appearing, others were added in lieu of those who did not appear ; 
xc1. 787. 





(6.)—Incidental Proceedings—(cont*)—relative to— 


Divisions : 


124. A Member having come into the House, after the 
Question was put, he was called to the Table, and upon the 
Question being put to him by Mr. Speaker, he declared himself 
for the Noes, and was let out by the Serjeant accordingly ; uxxrx, 
106.——Notice taken, That certain Members had not heard a 
Question put, and being asked by Mr. Speaker to signify the 


. same, they stated that they had not heard the Question; it was 


accordingly again stated to them; Ltxxx. 307.———Certain Mem- 
bers refusing to retire from the Lobby on a Division, were called 
in, and one of them being asked by Mr. Speaker where he was 
when the Question was put, replied “in the Lobby ;” whereupon he 
was informed that he could not be permitted to vote, and the 
Serjeant was ordered to open the outer door of the Lobby, that 
the said Member might withdraw; .xxx. 483.———-Mr. Speaker 
called attention to his having caused a Member to vote on a Di- 
vision, who was not within the doors of the House when the 
Question was put; Resolved, Nem. con., That the said Member 
had no right to vote, and ought not to have been compelled to 
vote on that occasion; ixxvi. 172. House informed by a 
Member that he was not in the House when the Question was put, 
and had therefore no right to vote on that occasion ; Ordered, that 
his Vote be disallowed; xc1. 475.———On a Division, Mr, 
Otway Cave was appointed one of the Tellers for the Yeas; but 
no other Member remaining in the House to be a second Teller 
for the Yeas, the Noes returned into the House, and Mr. Speaker 
declared that the Noes had it; txxx1v. 379.——A Member 
appointed one of the Tellers for the Noes; but no other Member 
remaining in the House to be a second Teller for the Noes, Mr. 
Speaker declared the Yeas had it; Lxxx1x. 567.———Objection 
made to the numbers declared by the Tellers in a Division, on the 
ground that certain Members who had voted were personally in- 
terested in the passing of a Bill; but it was decided that they were 
notso interested as to preclude theirvoting for the Repeal of a public 
Act; uxxrx. 455. [Marine Insurance Bill.]|———Notice taken 
that a Member had a direct pecuniary interest in the passing of a 
Private Bill [Leith Docks], he was heard in his place ; and having 
allowed that he had a direct pecuniary interest in passing the Bill, 
that on that account he had not voted in the Committee, and that 
he had voted in this instance through inadvertence; Vote disal- 
lowed; Lxxx. 443.————The Vote of a Member disallowed ona 
Private Bill [St. Katharine’s Docks], he being a Subscriber to the 
Undertaking ; Lxxx. 110.——Notice being taken that a Mem- 
ber who voted with the Yeas on a Private Bill [London Grand 
Junction Railway] is a Subscriber to the Undertaking, Member 
heard in his place, and stated that he was a Subscriber; Resolved, 
that his Vote be disallowed ; xc1. 271. 


125. Names of Members on Divisions inserted in the Journal; 
LXXXIX. 489, 494. East India Judicatures ; after the Report 
of the Committee on the East India Judicature Act, Notice being 
taken, that certain Members named in the Report were included 
within the exceptions contained in the Act, their Names were 
struck out of the Report; txxv. 345. 


Elections: 


126. Members excused, and Names set aside after having been 
drawn on Election Committees, (See Elections, 586-601.)——— 
Deliver in at the Table Declarations, that they did not intend to 
defend their Returns; Lxxxvul. 161. 


Lords: 


127. Members have leave to go to the Lords, as desired by 
their Lordships in their Messages, if they think fit; txxv. 299. 
—LXxxvVi. 153.—LXxvil. 137.—Lxxvill. 341.—Lxx1x. 214,—LXXX. 
72.—LXxxI. 219.—_Lxxxl. 465.—.Lxxxm. 13.—.LxxxIv. 392.— 
LXXXV. 147.—LXXxvI. 146. 773.—Lxxxvil. 82.—LXxxvill. 324.— 
LXXXIX. 367.—xCI. 82.———Leave given to particular Members 
to plead at the Bar of the House of Lords, on the Queen’s Bill; 
such Leave not to be drawn into a precedent; Lxxv. 444.——— 
Leave given to Mr. Attorney-General and Mr. Solicitor-General 
to plead at the Bar of the House of Lords in the matter of Sir 
Jonah Barrington; txxxv. 641. 


Messages : 


128, Members acquaint the House, that they had Messages 
from His Majesty to the House, signed by His (or Her) Majesty, 
and they present same to the House; ixxv. 165.—LXxxvill- 
96.—LXxxv. 214,—1xxx1x. 574; xem. 492, &amp;c,—— All the 
Members of the House uncovered whilst such Messages are 
read by the Speaker ; uxxv. 165.—Lxxxvitt. 354,—Lxxxix. 189.— 
xc. 492, &amp;c. Members deliver in at the Table, Reports, &amp;c- 
communicated by the Lords in reply to Messages ; xc. 492. 


Motions: 








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MEMBERS—continned. 








(6.)—Incidental Proceedings—(cont*)—relative to— 


Motions: , 

129. Members move the House according to directions of 
Committees; uxxv. 218.—.xxvi. 160.—Lxxvil. 118.—Lxxvim. 
99.— LXxIX. 293.—Lxxx. 199.—2Lxxxr. 62.—Lxxxu. 353.— 
LXXXII. 122.—Lxxxiv. 214.—.Lxxxvir. 509.—.Lxxkvil. 546.— 
LXxxiIx. 393.—xc. 360.—xc1. 686, &amp;c. 


Petitions : 

130. Members verify facts stated in Petitions ; Member 
being called upon by Mr. Speaker to account for Erasures 
in a Petition, stated, That he had made them, considering the 
language too strong; Lxxxvi. 748.———That the Petitioners did 
not intend to proceed with part of their Bill; txxxvu. 69. 


Reports : 
131. Members by Order make Reports; txxvi. 268.—.xxvu. 
147.—LXx1x. 264.—LxxxI. 183. 


Speaker : 

132. Members addressing themselves to the Clerk or to 
the Deputy to the Clerk of the House (who, standing up, 
pointed to them, and then sat down), propose to the House for 
their Speaker certain Members, in which Motions they were 
seconded by other Members; txxv. 108.—txxxul. 8.—LXxxxv1. 6. 
§22.—LXxxvull. 4.—xc. 4.—&lt;——Member supported Motion for 
proposing another Member to be Speaker; txxxvin. 4.——— 
Members proposed to be Speaker respectively addressed them- 
selves to the House; txxxvi. 4.—xc. 4, ——— Speaker elect 
conducted to the Chair by the Proposer and Seconder; ixxv. 108. 
—LXXXIl. 8.—LXXxvI. 6. 522.—Lxxxvill. 5.—xc. 5. Mem- 
bers congratulate Mr. Speaker elect; txxv. 108.—1xxxu. 8.— 
LXXXVI. 6, 522.—LXXXVIII. 5.—xXC. 5. 





133. Members address themselves to the Clerk, who, standing 
up, pointed to them, and then sat down; On moving an adjourn- 
ment in the absence of Mr. Speaker; xxx. 547. 

134, The Speaker's appointment of Members for issuing War- 
rants under Act 24 Geo. III. (for new Writs); uxxv. 148.— 
LXXXII. 312,—LXXXVI. 151,—LXXXVill. 227.—xc, 331. 


Speeches : 

135. Two Members, Sir Robert Peel and Sir Francis 
Burdett, both rising in their places to speak, Mr. Speaker called 
upon Sir Robert Peel, as being first in his eye, but several 
Members calling upon Sir Francis Burdett to speak ; Motion, 
That Sir F. Burdett do now speak; Sir R. Peel spoke to that 
Question ; Message to attend His Majesty in the House of Peers at 
the Close of the Session; ixxxvi. 517. It appearing that 
Mr. Serjeant Jackson had been interrupted in addressing the 
House upon the original Question when first proposed; Motion 
made (after Questions, that the House do now adjourn, and that the 
Debate be adjourned, negatived), that Mr. Serjeant Jackson be 
now heard; Question put, and resolved in the affirmative upon 
division; and Mr. Serjeant Jackson being called upon by Mr. 
Speaker accordingly, moved, that the Debate be adjourned ; xct. 
84. 


136. Members stand up in their places, and declare their 
willingness with leave of the House to go to the Lords, as desired 
by Messages from their Lordships; txxv. 299.—1xxvi. 153.— 
LXXVII. 1387, —LXXVIII. 341.—LXx1x. 214.—LXXXx. 72.—LXxxx1.219.— 
LXXXIII. 13.—LXXXIV. 392.—LXXXV. 147.—LXXXvI. 146.—LXXXVII. 
82,—Lxxx1x. 367.—xc. 278, &amp;c.——— Members being present in 
their places, declare their willingness to go to the House of Lords, 
&amp;e.; xcr. 141.—xcu. 290. 387, &amp;c. 





137. Members uncovered whilst Messages fyom His (or Her) 
Majesty are read by the Speaker; uxxv. 168.—1Lxxviil. 96.— 
LXXXV. 214,—Lxxx1x. 574.—xcul. 492, &amp;c. 


138. Members heard in their places, on excusing themselves 
for their absence from Election Committees ; Lxxxm1. 244.— 
Lxxxvi. 196. On other Matters; rxxx. 110. 139. 150. 443.— 
xc. 271.—xcu. 418. | With respect to the Matter of Petitions; 
—LXxvill. 432, 444.—Lxxxv. 84.—xcl. 42. 

139. Mr. Speaker communicates to a Member attending in 
his place a Resolution of the House enjoining him not to prose- 
cute a Quarrel; Lxxvil. 423. 


(7.)—Members communicate various Matters to the 


House. 

140. Bills; Acquaint the House: That His (or Her) Majesty 
had given his or her Consent, as far as His (or Her) Majesty’s 
Interest is concerned, that the House may do therein as they shall 
think fit; Lxxv. 299.—LXxvI. 271.—LXxxxiv. 253.—LXXxvIll. 642, 
&amp;e.—xc1. 263.—xcu. 500, &amp;c.———Member states the Intention 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





VIII. Incidental Proceedings, including Bills relative to Members—continued. 


(7.)—Members communicate various Matters to the 
House—continued. 


of Petitioners for a Private Bill; uxxxvm. 69.——That His 
Majesty had been graciously pleased to place at the Disposal of 
Parliament, for the purposes of a Bill, His Majesty’s Interests, 
&amp;e. ; xc. 447, Clarence, Duke of ; That the Duke of Clarence 
had requested him to inform the House of certain Matters; 
LXXVI. 419.——— Elections ; That they did not intend to defend 
their Election or Return; and deliver in at the Table Declarations 
in writing to that effect; txxxvi. 34.—Lxxxvimt. 94. 102,——— 
Messages ; That they had Messages from His (or Her) Majesty ; 
LXXv.165,—LXXVI1I. 96,—LxxX11. 111.—.Lxxxv. 214.—Lxxxv1. 488, 
—LXxxxvill. 354.—xcr1. 492, &amp;c. ———That they had attended the 
Duke of York with a Message, and his Answer; txxv. 481.—— 
Motions ; That His Majesty having been informed of the subject 
matter of Motions, recommends them to the Consideration of the 
House; Lxxv. 199.—.xxvi. 93.—Lxxvitt. 395.—xc. 535, &amp;c. 
Petitions; That His Majesty having been informed of the Contents 
of Petitions, gives his Consent as far as His Majesty’s Interest 
is concerned, that the House may do therein as they shall think 
fit; Lxxv. 147.—Lxxvitl. 56.—Lxxx1. 43.—Lxxx1v. 56.—LXxxvII. 
90.—Lxxxvil. 421, &amp;c.— —Recommend same to the Consi- 
deration of the House; txxv. 167.—.xxvi. 193. 221.—.xxvul. 
326.—Lxxvil. 309.—xc. 518.—xc11. 372, &amp;c.——» That One of 
the Sheriffs was absent on indispensable Business, when the other 
attended with a Petition; xxv. 213.——Thata Petitioner was 
desirous of producing Evidence at the Bar of the House in his 
Defence; Lxxxv. 460. 





141. The Queen; With a Communication from the Queen 
[Caroline]; Ltxxv. 288. 


142. Member from Election Committee acquaints the House, 
that the Committee had come to Resolutions which they had 
directed him to report to the House; txxxvi. 168. 715. 


143. Members from Select Committees acquaint the House, 
that they were directed by Select Committees to move, That 
leave be given to bring in Bills; txxvint. 171. 


144. Members acquaint the House, that they were directed by 
Committees of the whole House to move for leave to sit again ; 
LXXV, 222.—LXXvII. 132.—LXxx1x. 41.—LxxxI. 83.—Lxxxu1. 21.— 
LXXXV. 86.—LXXXVII. 71.—LXXxxIx. 23.—xc. 43, &amp;c.— —That 
they were directed by Election Committees to make Motions; 
LXXV. 332. 


145. Members inform the House of various Matters; Lxxv. 
237.—Lxxx. 164.—Lxxx1l. 168. 368.—Lxxx1IIl. 77.—Lxxxv. 460. 
465.—Lxxxvi. 578.—Lxxxix. 9. 11.—xc1. 639.—xcul. 173, —— 
Members from Election Committees inform the House of various 
Matters; Lxxv. 367.—Lxxxul. 200. 417. —Lxxxv. 125.—Lxxxvi.146: 
665.—LXxxvill. 179.—LXXxIx. 9. 11.—xc. 162.—xc1. 92.—xcu. 
363.——From Select Committee, that a Witness had been 
ordered to attend, and had refused to comply with the Order ; 
LXXXVII. 190. That the said Witness had attended ; 
LXXxvill. 197.————That Persons had declined to appear as 
Witnesses on the ground that they considered themselves as 
Defendants in the case; xc. 519.— ——That Witnesses had re- 
fused to answer Questions addressed to them by the Committee ; 
LXXXVIII. 212.—xc. 501.———That he refused and still refuses 
to answer a Question, for refusing to answer which he had been 
committed to the Custody of the Serjeant; xc. 514, 





146. Members, in their places, inform the House of certain mat- 
ters; LXxxv. 465.—xc. 399.—————Member, in his place, informs 
the House, that he had a communication to make from his Royal 
Highness the Duke of Cumberland; xc1. 86.———Member, in 
his place, also informs the House, that he had received a Letter 
from His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland ; xc1. 86. 


147. Members report to the House various matters relative to 
Addresses; When the King had been pleased to appoint to be 
attended by the House with Addresses; txxv. 119,—Lxxvi. 8.— 
LXXXII. 29,—LXXXVI. 22.—LXXXVII. 12.—LXxxvill. 30.—xc. 34.— 
xc1. 11.————That Addresses had been presented to His (or Her) 
Majesty, and the Answers thereto; txxv. 139.—.xxvi. 12.— 
LXXVII. 14.—LXXvIII. 10.—LXXIX. 17.—LXxXx. 14.—Lxxx1. 16.— 
LXXXI. 75.—LXXXII1. 15.—LXXXIVv. 49.—LXXx kv. 15.—LXxxIx, 22.— 
XC. 98.—xcI. 21.—xc11. 26. 512.——- Conferences; That they had 
been with the Lords to desire Conferences, and that the Lords do 
agree to Conferences; LXxvil. 484, 485.—.xxIx. 515,.—LXxxx1. 
125.—.Lxxx1x. 142.—xc. 541.—xc1. 16.—xcu. 312.———That 
Managers had been at Conferences desired by the Commons; 
LXXvill, 484, 485.—LXxIx. 515.—LXXx1. 125.—xc. 642.—xcl1. 16. 
—xci. 312, &amp;.————That Managers had met the Lords at Con- 
ferences desired by the Lords; txxx1. 141.—xc. 646.—xcI. 447. 
591.—xcu.385.—At a Free Conference; xc1. 783. ———Lords; 


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VIII. Incidental Proceedings, including Bills relative to Members—continued. 


(7.)—Members communicate various Matters to the 
House—continued. 

That they had delivered or carried Messages to the Lords ; Lxxv1. 
313.—Lxxviil. 320.—LXxIx. 118.—LXxxI. 75.—LXXXVII. 184.— 
xc. 198.———That they had carried to the Lords Resolutions 
directed to be communicated to them; Lxxx1. 125. That 
they had been to the Lords to request their Lordships would 
communicate Copy of Reports; Lxxx1. 373. That they had 
been at the Lords to desire leave for Lords to attend Committees ; 
Lxxv. 302.—Lxxvul. 268.—xc. 208, &amp;e. Members; Of the 
cause of absence of Defaulters at Calls; txxx. 164. That an 
Agent could give in a particular of a Member’s Qualification ; 
LXXxv. 237.—— Messages; That Her Majesty the Queen Dow- 
ager had been attended with Message of Condolence, and her 
Answer; xcu. 618.——Answer of Her Majesty (Queen Caro- 
line) to Resolutions of the House; txxv. 352. 

148. Members report from Committees of the Whole House, 
That they were directed by Committees to make Motions; ixxv. 
218.—LxxIx. 293.—-Lxxx1. 44.—xc. 360, &amp;c. ———That a point 
of Order had arisen in the Committee, upon which the Committee 
wished to be instructed by the House; xc1. 104.———That they 
had come to Resolutions which they had directed him to report 
to the House; txxv. 361.—.Lxxvi. 408.—Lxxvul. 337.—LXXVIII. 


IX. Questions and Previous Questions 
Withdrawn,—relative to— 


Absence : 

153. To particular Members having Leave of Absence; 
On urgent Private Business; txxv. 338.—.xxxvi. 863. On 
urgent Business; txxxu. 376. Motions Withdrawn; For 
Members to have Leave of Absence on urgent Private Business ; 
LXxx. 304. 


Attendance: 

154. Questions Negatived; That a Defaulter at a Call of the 
House, who had been ordered to attend the House, be excused 
for his Non-attendance; txxx. 150.——Motion Withdrawn; 
That a Member do, in his place, attend a Committee of the 
Whole House on a Bill; txxxi. 152. 


Charges : 
155. Question Negatived; That the Charge preferred against 


Mr. Kenrick by a Member in his place, had been fully established ; 
LXXXI. 88. 


Clergy : 


156. Motion Withdrawn, For bringing in a Bill to repeal | 


so much of 41 Geo. III. c. 63, as prevents persons in Holy 
Orders, not having Cure of Souls, from serving in Parliament ; 
LXXXIX. 267. 


Committees : 

157. Questions Negatived; To particular Members being 
Members of Committees; xcr. 14. To particular Mem- 
bers being added to Committees; Lxxxu. 425.—Lxxxvul. 67. 
197.—Lxxxvill. 355. To Committees on Bills; txxxu. 
425.—LXXX111. 319,—Lxxxvil. 67. That the County Members 
of England be added to a Select Committee; txxxvirt. 168.——— 


That the reduced List (for an Election Committee) reported | 


yesterday, be now called over, and that the Members upon the 


said List be sworn at the Table ; rxxxv1.708. [Note,—An infor- | 
mality had annulled the proceedings on a former day.\——— | 


_ Orders: 


Motions Withdrawn ; For adding Members to Committees ; Lxx1x. 
413.—LXXXxIll. 802.—LXXXIv. 144.—Lxxxviti. 518.—LxxxIx. 171. 


—xci. 307, &amp;e. On Bills ; xc1. 321.——Question super-— 
seded by an Adjournment; For adding a Member to a Select 


Committee ; Lxxvu. 70. 


Custody : 
158. Motions Withdrawn; That Members be taken into 
Custody ; xci. 270. Words of heat having passed between 
two Members, but a satisfactory explanation having taken place ; 


LXXVItI. 224.————That a Member (a Defaulter at a Ballot) be | 


discharged out of custody without payment of Fees, he being 
Chairman of the Grand Jury at Horsham at the time the Order 
for his attendance was made; Lxxx11. 379. 


House : 
159. Motion Withdrawn; That at the Sittings of the House 
from Twelve till Three, Twenty Members be sufficient to form 
a House; cxxxvint. 473. 











(7.)—Members communicate various Matters to the 
House—continued. 

60.—LXxIx. 41.—Lxxx. 436.—LXXxxI. 220.—Lxxx1l. 494.—Lxxx1, 
21.—LXxxiv. 306.—Lxxxv. 86.—LxXxxvi. 263.—LXXXVII. 7]1,— 
LXXXVIIIl. 47,—LXXxIx. 23.—xci. 41, &amp;e. That they had 
examined Witnesses ; Lxxvili. 278—286.—————That Witnesses had 
not attended ; xxvii. 338. That they had gone through 
Bills, and made Amendments thereunto ; Lxxv. 390.—.Lxxxrv, 29, 
—LXxxv. 91.—1Lxxx1x. 163, &amp;ce. 


149, Members report from Select Committees, that they were 
directed to move for leave to bring in Bills; txxvim. 171.— 
LXxxi. 44. 


150. Members report from Select Committee on Bill, that a 
misunderstanding of a personal nature had arisen between two 
Members; xc1. 464. [See Bills, 523-525. 538-547, &amp;c.] 


151. Members state various matters to the House; txxxv1, 
748.—LXXXVII. 69.—LXXXVIII. 293.—LxxxIx. 518.—xc. 147. 275, 
298.—xcil. 450. 


152. Members confirm Statements made at the Bar of the 
House; txxv. 467.——— Member, in his place, states the case on 
the part of Petitioners; xc. 42. 


Negatived and Superseded, and Motions 


Interest : 


160. Question Negatived; That a Resolution respecting 
a Railway Bill, which was carried by a majority of Five, 
be entered in the Journals as negatived, in consequence of Six 
Members having voted for it, who have subscribed the Parlia- 
mentary Contract; xc11. 366.———Motions Withdrawn; For 
disallowing the Votes of Members on Private Bills, on the ground 
of their having a pecuniary interest in opposing the same; Lxxx. 
110. 1389.———That it be a Standing Order, That no Member 
shall vote in any Committee up-stairs, on any Question where his 
pecuniary interest is directly concerned ; Previous Question pro- 
posed; Question and Motion by leave withdrawn; Lxxrx. 423, 
Previous Questions put and Negatived ; On Motion, That 
no Member shall vote for or against any Question in which he 
has a direct pecuniary interest; Lxxx. 185.———Motion super- 
seded by reading the other Orders of the Day; That it is 
destructive of the ends of public and private justice, and incon- 
sistent with the duty of any Member of this House, to vote in 
Committee on any Bill in which he is directly or personally 
interested ; Lxxxv. 107. 


Names of Members : 


161. Motion Withdrawn; That the Names of the Members 
who were absent from a Call of the House be reported by 
Mr. Speaker to-morrow ; Lxxxvul. 320. 


Oaths : 


162. Motion Withdrawn; For appointing a Select Com- 
mittee to consider the Oaths now required by Law to be taken 
by Members of this House; ixxxix. 111. 


Offices : 


163. Motion Withdrawn; For bringing in a Bill to prevent 
Members, accepting certain Offices, from vacating their Seats ; 
LXXXIX. 249. 


164. Motion Withdrawn; For bringing in a Bill to repeal 
so much of Act 41 Geo. IIT. c. 63, as may prevent Persons in 
Holy Orders, not holding Benefices with Cure of Souls, from 
being elected to and serving in Parliament ; Lxxx1x. 267. 


| Petitions : 


165. Motion Withdrawn; For bringing up a Petition relating 
to a Member’s Conducts; ixx1x. 106. 


Private Bills : 


166. Question Negatived ; That it is contrary to the Law and 
Usage of Parliament, that any Member of this House should 
be permitted to engage, either by himself or any partner, the 
management of Private Bills, before this or the other House 
of Parliament, for pecuniary reward, to be received by such 
Member, or by any Person standing in any relation of partner- 
ship with him; xcu1. 446. 


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IX. Questions and Previous Questions Negatived and Superseded, and Motions Withdrawn— 


(continued)—relative to— 


Qualification : 
167. Question Negatived; For leave to bring in a Bill to 
abolish the Property Qualification of Members; xcr1. 46. 


Representation : 
168. Motions Withdrawn; That every Member do make 
a Return to the Speaker, stating the Place he represents, 
and the number of Citizens and Burgesses who have a right to 
vote, &amp;c.; Lxxxvi. 42.— ——For laying before the House a List 
of Members, and the Places for which they are returned; 1xxxv1. 
635. 


Returns : 
169. Motion Withdrawn ; That an Indenture by which certain 
Members were returned be taken off the file; Lxxxu. 45. 





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Speeches : 


170. Question, That a Member do now speak, superseded 
by Message from His Majesty to attend him in the House of 
Peers ; txxxvi. 516. 


171. Previous Question put and Negatived, upon Question, 
That it is contrary to the independence, a Breach of the Privileges, 
and derogatory to the character of the House of Commons, for 
any of its Members to become the paid Advocate in Parliament 
for the conduct there of either public or private Affairs of any 
portion of His Majesty’s Subjects; xc1. 598. 

See Accounts and Papers, 3802-3809. 6813,6814. Addresses, 
768. Committees, 981-983. 1481. Complaints, 2. 5, 6. 
9, &amp;e. Dublin, 23. Elections. LEllis, Thomas. House, 
174. King, 153-155. Messages, 36.45. Petitions, 1420. 
Postage and Post Office, 11, &amp;e. Privileges, 2-5. 








Men al Bridge :——See Accounts and Papers, 3810-3817. 
Committees, 75. Supply, 302. Turnpike Roads, 45, &amp;c. 


Menzies, W :——See Complaints, 9. 


Merchant and Factor: Bills relative to: 


1. For the better protection of the Property of Merchants ; 
Ordered, txxvit. 404. Presented; printed; 406. As amended, 
printed, 445. Re-committed, 451. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 479. R.A. 479. 

2. To alter and amend Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 83; Ordered, txx1x. 
299. Presented; printed; 315. Passed, 441. Not returned from 
the Lords. 

3. To alter and amend Act for the better protection of the 
Property of Merchants; From the Lords, txxx. 573. Read, 579, 
p. Passed with Amendments, 613. Agreed to by the Lords, 616. 
R. A. 626. 

See Committees, 984. Petitions, 1422. 


Merchant Seamen -——See Seamen in the Merchant 


Service. 


Merchant Vessels &gt;——See also Apprentices, 4. Com- 
mittees, 441. Passage Vessels and Passengers. Petitions, 1425. 
Ships and Vessels. 


Mersey Conservancy :—Bill for the better preserv- 
ing and improving the River Mersey, and for providing for the 
safe Navigation thereof; Ordered; presented; xcu. 315. Not 
proceeded in. 

Petitions against ; From, Ashton-under-Lyne, xc1. 390.—Ban- 
don, 438. Bolton, Inhabitants of, 464.—Chester, Justices of the 
Peace of the County of, 342. Clonmel, Inhabitants of, 435. Cork, 
470.—Drogheda, 397. Dublin, Inhabitants of, 397. Dundalk, 
Merchants and Traders of, 390.—Kilkenny, 491.— Limerick, Mer- 
chants and Inhabitants of, 405. Londonderry, Inhabitants of, 
438.—Macclesfield, 390. Manchester, Chairman of a Meeting 





Mersey Conservancy :— Petitions against—cont. 


of Merchants, Manufacturers and others of, xc11. 427. Manchester, 
Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures, 427. Manchester, 
Corn, Flour, Provision Merchants and Dealers of, 427. Man- 
chester, Merchants, Manufacturers and others of, 427. Man- 
chester, President and Directors of the Chamber of Commerce 
and Manufactures. at, 390. Mersey, Lords of Manors and 
Owners of Lands on the Shores of the River, 488.—Newry, Inha- 
bitants of, 415.—Price, Francis Richard, Esq", 438.—Runcorn, 
Merchants, Traders and Inhabitants of, 326.—Salford, Inhabitants 
of, 359. Smith, Richard, Esq, 438. Stockport, Inhabitants of 
390.—Warrington, 415.422. Waterford, Chamber of Commerce, 
410. See Liverpool, 3. 


Merthyr Tidvil Magistrate : 


Bills relative to: 

1. Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill for ap- 
pointing a Justice of the Peace to act in the Parishes of Merthyr 
Tidvil, Gellygare and Aberdare, with a competent remuneration for 
his Services ; Referred, rxxxu1.174. Reported ; Leave given ; Pe- 
tition presented and referred; 184. Report referred to Standing 
Order Committee, 188. Report, that the Standing Orders ought 
not to be dispensed with, 203.———Another Petition; Referred, 
Lxxx1v. 64. Bill ordered, 107. Presented, 111. Petition in 
favour, 130. R. A. 354. 


2. For continuing Term, and amending Powers of Act 10 
Geo. IV.; Referred, xc1. 62. Not proceeded in. 


3. To provide for the more effectual execution of the Office of 
a Justice of the Peace, &amp;c.; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 62. Bill ordered, 151. Pre- 
sented, 191. Second Reading deferred, 467. Not proceeded in. 


Merthyr Tidvil, Small Tenements :—see 
Poor and Poor Laws, 94. 











Messages. 


——————_——— 





I. Messages from His or Her Majesty, or the Lords Commis- 
sioners, for the Attendance of the House in the House of Peers ; 


1—38. 


II. Other Messages from His or Her Majesty ; 9—25. 


Ill. Messages to or from The Queen (Caroline), Queen Dowager, and 
others of the Royal Family ; 26—9. 
IV. Messages to the Lords ; 30—38. 
V. Messages from the Lords; 39—46. 


VI. Incidental Proceedings ; 47—57. 





GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


I. Messages 








660 











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MESSAGES—conéinued. 











I. Messages from His or Her Majesty, or the Lords Commissioners, for the 
Attendance of the House in the House of Peers: 


Messages from the King : 

1. By the Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, or Yeoman 
Usher of the Black Rod, commanding the immediate attendance of 
the House in the House of Peers :—From the King (George IV.) ; 
at the opening of the Session; txxv. 109.—LxXvI. 3.—LXxXvIl. 3. 
—Lxxxul. 9.———( William IV.) uxxxvi. 7. 521.—.Lxxxvil. 3.— 
LXXXVIII. 56,—LXXXIX. 3.—xC. 5.—xXCI. 3. 


2. Upon His Majesty’s giving the Royal Assent to several Bills 
(among which were the Civil List Bills at the beginning of new 
Reigns); xxv. 278.—LXxxxvI. 517. 


3. From the King or Queen at the Close of the Session; 
(George IV.) txxvul. 487.— Lxxix. 539. ——— (William IV.) 
LXXxv. 657.—LXxXvI. 517. 935.—Lxxxvul. 591.—LXxXviII. 734.— 
LXXXxIx. 605.—xc. 661.—xc1. $42.——(Queen Victoria); xcu. 
670. 


Messages from the Lords Commissioners : 

4. By the Gentleman, Yeoman, or Deputy Usher of the Black 
Rod, desiring the immediate attendance of the House in the House 
of Peers:—From the Lords Commissioners appointed by Letters 
Patent; To open new Parliaments; .xxv. 107.—LXxx1I. 7.— 
LXXXxv1. 6, 521.—.xxxvii. 3.—xc. 3.———Upon the approval of 





Messages from the Lords Commissioners—continued. 
a new Speaker; Lxxv. 108.—1Lxxxi1. 8.—LXXxvI. 7. 523.—Lxxxvin, 
5.—xc. 5. 


5. At the opening of the Session (not being a new Parliament); 
LXXVIII. 3.—LXXIX. 3.—LXXX. 3,—LXXXI. 3.—LXXXIII. 3.—.Lxxx1y, 
3.—LXXXxV. 3.—xXCIl. 3. 


6. Authorized to give the Royal Assent to Bills; txxv. 341, 
LXXVI. 102.—Lxxvil. 14.—LXXVUII. 75.—LXxIx. 123.—.xxx. 160, 
—LXXXxI. 113.—Lxxxul. 114.—1Lxxx1I. 80.—LxxxIv. 106.—.xxxy, 
129.—Lxxxvi. 165. 637.—LXxxvil. 94.—LXXXVIII. 237.—1Lxxx1x, 
50.—xc. 146.—xc1. 112.—xcl1l. 83. 


7. At the Close of the Session, and to prorogue Parliament; 
LXxVv. 485.—LxXxvIi. 505,—Lxxvill. 485.—Lxxx. 641.—LXxx1. 39], 
—LXxxil. 609.—Lxxx11l. 558.—LxxxIv. 416. 


8. Upon further Prorogations after the Close of the Session; 
LXXVI. 506.—LXXVII. 487.—LXXVIII. 486.—LXxIx. 539.—Lxxx. 469, 
— LXXxil. 610.—Lxxxll. 559,—LxxxIv. 417.—Lxxxvi. 936. — 
LXXXVII. 591.—LXXXVIII. 735.—LxxxI1x. 605.—xc. 662.—xcr1. 843, 


[The Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod occasionally, but rarely, 
brings down Messages from the Lords Commissioners.] 


II. Other Messages from His or Her Majesty,—relative to— 


Bath, Order of: 

9. Relative to taking Measures for regulating and limiting the 
Numbers of Members of the several Classes of the Order, and for 
relieving Persons on whom the Honours may in future be con- 
ferred from Payment of Fees and Charges, and for making Com- 
pensations to Officers of the Order; txxx1x. 189. To be con- 
sidered, 190. Considered, 195. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to; Bill ordered, 203. See Bath, Order of. 


Credit, Vote of: 

10. To enable His Majesty to provide for any additional 
Expense which may arise on account of His Majesty’s Forces in 
Portugal ; Referred to the Committee of Supply ; txxxu. 529. 
See Supply, 4. 


Crown Estates : 

11. Acquainting the House, That, having taken into His Con- 
sideration the present state of Reversions or Remainders vested in 
the Crown in Estates in Ireland, His Majesty deems it proper that 
Measures should be taken for enabling Proprietors of Estates in 
Ireland, where the Reversion or Remainder has become vested in 
the Crown by Attainder, to bar such Reversions or Remainders ; 
Address of Thanks thereupon; Lxxx1x. 575. 


Crown Property : 


12. Relative to certain Property belonging to the Crown; To 


be considered in a Committee of the whole House; txxvit. 96. | 


Considered ; reported, and Bill ordered; 99. See King, 8. 


Judges : 

13. Respecting the Appointment of additional Judges ; Lxxxv. 
214. Resolution for an Address thereupon, 214. (See Addresses, 
21.) Message to be considered, 214. Considered, 443. Reso- 
lutions reported, end agreed to; Instruction accordingly, 452. 
See Courts of Justice, 5. 

King : 

14. [George IV.] Respecting the Death of His late Majesty 
King George the Fourth, and the calling of a new Parliament, and 
recommending the House to make such temporary provision as may 
be requisite for the conduct of the Public Service ; Resolution for 
Address thereupon, Nem. con.; txxxv. 591. Message to be con- 
sidered, 591. Considered; Motion for presenting an Address to 
His Majesty, acknowledging the Communication His Majesty 
has been pleased to make respecting the calling a new Parliament; 
Debate arising; Motion for adjourning the Debate; Question 
Negatived thereupon; Amendment proposed, but not made; Ad- 
dress agreed to; 598. (See Addresses, 23.) Referred to the 
Committee of Supply, 609. See Supply, 5—— [William IV.] 
Respecting the Death of His late Majesty William the Fourth, 
and the state of the Public Business, with reference to the calling 
a new Parliament; xcu. 492. Resolution for an Address agreed 
to, Nem. con., 497. See Addresses, 23. 


Land Revenue: 
15. Respecting the Land Revenues of the Crown; Message 
to be considered ; txxxvii. 354. Message considered ; Address 
thereupon ; 358. See Addresses, 22. Committees, 950. 





Portugal : 

16. Respecting the Claim made by the Princess Regent of 
Portugal for Aid against any Hostile Aggression from Spain; 
Lxxxul. 111. To be taken into consideration, 112. Considered, 
113. Motion for Address thereupon, 114. See supra, 10. 
Addresses, 24. 


Queen Adelaide: 


17. To make provision for Her Majesty in case she should 
survive His Majesty; To be considered ; txxxvi. 488. Con- 
sidered; Proceedings in Committee ; 491. Resolution reported ; 
agreed to, Nem. con.; Bill ordered; 501. (See King, 4.)——— 
His Message again to be considered ; txxxvi. 642. Considered ; 
Proceedings in Committee ; 646. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to, Nem. con.; Bill ordered; 652. See King, 4. 


Queen Caroline : 

18. That His Majesty thinks it necessary, in consequence of 
the arrival of the Queen, to communicate to the House certain 
Papers respecting her Conduct since her departure from this 
Kingdom; Resolution for Address thereupon ; (see Addresses, 25); 
Message to be considered; Papers referred to in the Message, pre- 
sented by Lord Viscount Castlereagh, sealed up; Papers to be kept 
by the Clerk sealed up ; xxv. 281. Communication from the Queen 
made to the House by Mr. Brougham, Her Majesty’s Attorney- 
General ; Message considered; Motion, That the Papers referred 
to in the Message be referred to a Select Committee to consider 
the matter thereof, and report same with Observations; Debate 
thereon adjourned ; 288. Further adjourned, 296. 302. 319. 325. 
339. 344. 356. Order for resuming Debate discharged, 412. 
See Queen Caroline. 


Royal Family : 

19. Acquainting the House that a part of the Provision made 
by Parliament for certain Branches of the Royal Family, had 
ceased in consequence of the Demise of His late Majesty, and 
recommending the House to enable His Majesty to grant to 
His Royal Brothers and Sisters such Annuities as may make their 
Allowances equal to the Income which they enjoyed at the time of 
the Demise of His late Majesty ; To be considered in a Committee 
of the whole House; txxv. 378. Considered, 386. Eight Reso- 
lutions reported, 397. Amended ; agreed to; Bill ordered; 398. 
See King, 10. 


20. For making Provision for the Duchess of Kent, the Duke 
of Cumberland, the Princess Alexandrina Victoria of Kent and 
Prince George Frederick Alexander Charles Ernest Augustus of 
Cumberland ; txxx. 453. To be considered in a Committee of the 
whole House, 454. Considered, 462. Report ; Two Resolutions, 
and Bills ordered in thereupon, 471. See King, 13. 15. 


21. For making Provision for the Support and Maintenance 
of the Duke and Duchess of Clarence; To be considered in 4 
Committee of the whole House ; uxxxu. 174. Considered, 184- 
Two Resolutions reported, and agreed to; Motion for leave to 
bring in a Billi thereupon; Amendment proposed, but not made ; 
Bill ordered ; 193. See King, 12. 

22. For 








MESSAGES—continued. 









Royal Family —continued. 

22. For making Provision for the Duchess of Kent and the 
Princess Alexandrina Victoria of Kent; txxxvi. 719. Consi- 
dered, 723. Resolution reported, and agreed to, and Bill ordered, 
727. See King, 14. 


Sign Manual : 

23. Informing the House that His Majesty is labouring under 
severe Indisposition, which renders it inconvenient and painful to 
him to sign with his own hand those public Instruments which 
require the Sign Manual; and he relies upon Parliament to 
enable him to discharge this important function without detri- 
ment to the Public Service; Resolution, Nem. con., for Address 
thereupon; Lxxxv. 466. See Addresses, 26. King, 3. 


IJ. Other Messages from His or Her Majesty—(continued)—relative to— 





South Sea Company : 


24. Respecting His Majesty being Governor of the South Sea 


Company; .xxv. 164. Bill ordered, 165. See South Sea 
Company. 


Vincent, St., Earl : 

25. For extending the Pension granted by the late Irish Par- 
liament to the late Earl St. Vincent, and his Son; To be con- 
sidered in a Committee of the whole House ; uxxvut. 434. Con- 
sidered, 441. Resolutions reported, and agreed to, and Bill 
ordered, 442. See Vincent, St., Viscount. 


Vote of Credit :—See supra, 10. 


III. Messages to or from The Queen (Caroline), Queen Dowager, and others of 


the Royal Family: 


26. Messages of Condolence; To His Royal Highness the 
Duke of York, upon the Death of the Duchess; txxv. 480. His 
Answer, 481. 

27. To Her Majesty the Queen Dowager, upon the Death of 
His late Majesty King William IV.; xcu. 493. Her Answer, 
618. 

28. Communication made to the House from Queen Caroline, 





by Her Majesty’s Attorney General, declining any arrangement 
as to a Provision for the support of her Estate and Dignity, 
while her name continues to be excluded from the Liturgy ; 
LXXxvi. 20. 

29. Communications made to the House, by a Member in his 
place, from the Duke of Clarence, respecting the Grant of the 
Annuity of £.6,000; Lxxvi. 419. 463. 


IV. Messages to the Lords,—relative to— 


Address : 
30. That the House hath agreed to an Address, to which the 
Lords have desired the concurrence of the House; txxxvii. 421. 


» Bills: 

31. That Bills have been carried up by mistake from the 

Commons, and requesting that they may be returned; txxv. 447. 

—LXxx. 512.—xci. 274._—Report of such Bills having been 

received back; txxv. 447.—.Lxxx. 513.—xc1. 275.———That an 

ingrossed Bill which had been returned to the Commons with 

certain Amendments made by their Lordships, but which Amend- 

ments the Commons had not considered, had, by mistake, been 

, returned to their Lordships, and that the Commons request that 
| the said Bill and Amendments may be sent back to them; xc1. 
274. Report of it having been received back, 275.———That a 

Clause had been left in a Bill by mistake, and requesting their 

Lordships to expunge it; uxxvi. 317. Report, that the Lords 





f will send an Answer, 320. No Answer was sent.———That upon 
the Third Reading of Bills, Amendments were made by leaving 
s out Provisoes, which Amendments, according to the Copy of the 
s Bills as printed by the Lords, do not appear to have been made in 
S the Ingrossments, and to request the Lords will expunge the said 
rt Provisoes, the same not forming part of the Bills, as passed by the 
n Commons; xcr. 639. 758. Provisoes expunged by the Lords, 646. 
l= 771.——Two Clauses; xcu. 609. No Answer was sent. 
d That the Commons are satisfied with the explanation given by the 
rr Lords in respect of the Proceedings on the amended Bill (Cotton 
te Factories), and approve of the Amendment made by their Lord- 
5. ships, and will forthwith proceed to pass a Bill to render valid 
2, and effectual the said Act; txxxiv. 410. 


Conferences : 
32. Requesting or desiring Conferences ; Lxxvuil. 485,—Lxx1x. 
515.—Lxxx1. 116.—.Lxxxul. 357.—LxxxIv. 408.—Lxxxv. 473.— 





Evidence : 

34. Requesting Minutes of Evidence taken before Lords’ Com- 
mittees on Bills; rxxvi. 58.—.xxx11. 524.—.xxxvi. 792.—xct. 
720.—xci. 86.———On other Matters; txxx. 299.—Lxxxv. 7.— 
Xcl. 668.—xcII. 92. 


Lords : 


35. To desire that their Lordships will give leave to 
certain Lords to come to be examined before Committees; uxxv. 
298.—LXXVII. 252.—LXXVIII. 341.—Lxxx. 358.—LxxxI. 44.— 
LXXXIl. 378.—LXXXIlIl. 229.—Lxxxvi. 245.—.Lxxxvil. 449.— 
LXXXVIII. 53,—LXXXIx. 487.—xc. 278.—xcl. 549.—xcu. 251, &amp;c. 
———[Note,—Leave is given immediately if the Lord is in his 
place and consents; otherwise a Message is sent to the Commons 
afterwards. For Answer to these Messages see infra, 44.] 


Members : 

36. That the House hath given leave to certain Members 
to go to the Lords, to be examined as Witnesses before Com- 
mittees; Lxxv. 299.—.Lxxvi. 217.—.Lxxvul. 341.—Lxxix. 214. 
—LXxXx. 72.—LXxxil. 465.—Lxxxv. 147.—.Lxxxvi. 146.—Lxxxvil. 
$2.—LXxxIx. 367.—xc. 520.—xcl. 823.—xc11. 403. 


Reports of Select Committees and Other Papers : 

37. Requesting Copies of Reports, &amp;c. to be communicated to 
the Commons; xxv. 389.—.Lxxvi. 307.—Lxxvil. 304.—LxxIx. 
113.—Lxxx. 299.—LxxxI. 49.—LXxx1l. 390.—Lxxxu1. 212.— 
LXXXVI. 809.—LXXXVII. 178.—Lxxxvill. 202.—Lxxx1Ix. 430.—xc. 
193.—xc11. 406, &amp;c.———Certain Papers relative to Appeals and 
Writs of Error; rxxvut. 304. Relative to Appeals from the 
Court of Session; txxvimt. 419.———Abstract of Returns re- 
lative to Turnpike Roads; uxxxvim. 260. Report of the 
Lords of Session in Scotland upon the Bills relating to Entails ; 








de LXXXVI. 874.—LXxXvil. 466.—LXXXVIIl. 488,—LXxxIxX. 573.—xc. xc. 210. 
: 642.—xc1. 796.—xc1. 659, &amp;e. 
n : i 

to Divorce Bills : Resolutions : ich : : 

' . ro . . : 38. Communicating Resolutions of the Commons relative to 
eir 33. Requesting Depositions transmitted from India relative to Rail Canal, Navivati d Water Bills: 
of Divorce Bills; Communicated and ordered to be returned, a ae ee oe ater Dills; xc1. 763. 
tee LXXvilI. 381. 389. 424.—.xxix. 484. 491. 504.—Lxxx. 202. 213. 
80° 261.—.Lxxxiv. 160. 196.—xc. 210. 215. 301. 311. 333. 317. 
98. 
hs V. Messages from the Lords,—relative to— 
and Addresses: Bills: 
7 = 39. Acquainting the House that His Majesty had ap- 40. Bringing Agreements of the Lords to Bills; With- 
00 pointed particular times to be attended with Addresses of Both out Amendments; txxv. 223.—.Lxxvi. 100.—Lxxrx. 431.—Lxxx. 
a Houses ; uxxxvil. 424.—.xxx1x. 237.———And that they had 162.—LxxxI. 227.—Lxxxil. 450.—LxxxIv. 377.—.Lxxxv. 370,— 

appointed two Lords to attend His Majesty with an Address of LXXXVI. 194,.—LXXXVUI. 241.—LXXxvull. 422.—Lxxxix. 243.—xcl. 

ance Both Houses, and desire the House will appoint a proportionable 598.—xcu. 177, &amp;c.———With Amendments; uxxv, 235.— 
n 4 number of its Members to go with them; txxxv. 652.———Ac- LXXVI. 173, —LXXvil. 432.—LXXvill. 261.—LXx1x. 518.—Lxxx. 573. 
184. quainting the House that they had agreed to an Address, and filled —LXXXI. 379.— LXXXI1. 604.—LXXXI1I. 475.—LXXXIV. 155.—LXxxv. 
did up the blank with “ Lords Spiritual and Temporal and ;” uxxxv. 643.—LXXxXxVI. 352.—LXXXviI. 563.—LXXXVIII, 683.—ixxxIXx. 385. 
pe ; 651, —xc. 430.—xci. 500.—xcu. 620, &amp;c.——— Bringing Agree- 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





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MESSAGES—continued. 











V. Messages from the Lords—(continued) —relative to— 


Bills—continued. 

ments of the Lords to Amendments made by the Commons to 
Bills sent from the Lords; uxxv. 279.—.Lxxxv. 424.—.Lxxxvill. 
696.—xcr, 611, &amp;c.——— Bringing Agreements of the Lords to 
such Amendments with Amendments; .ixxxul. 386.—LxxxvII. 
502.—1Lxxx1x. 385, kc.———Bringing Bills passed by the Lords; 
LXXV. 224,—LxX Xvi. 151.—LxxIX. 431.—Lxxx. 470.—Lxxxul. 473. 
—LXXXII. 257.—LxxxIv. 377.—LXXxv. 644.—LXxx1x. 449,—xXCII. 
45, &amp;c.— Bringing Agreements to Amendments made by the 
Commons to Amendments made by the Lords; uxxvi. 365.— 
LXXXVIII. 616.—Lxxx1x. 404.—xc. 604.—xc1. 707.—xcu. 604, &amp;c. 
———-Bringing such Agreements, and that the Lords do not in- 
sist upon their other Amendments, to which the Commons have 
disagreed ; Lx xx1x. 597.———Acquainting the House that the 
Lords do not insist upon the Amendments made by their Lord- 
ships, to which Amendments the Commons have disagreed ; 
LXxvill. 485.—_Lxxix. 518.—.Lxxxvil. 579.—LXXxIx. 144.—xc. 
543.—xcl. 447. 797.—xcn. 661.———Bringing Amendments 
to Bills after such Bills had received the Royal Assent ; txxv. 
278.—.xxvil. 19.—.Lxx1x. 524. 527. —xci. 583. 589, &amp;e. 
Acquainting the House that a Bill had been sent to the House by 
mistake, and to request that the same might be returned to the 
Lords; Message considered; Bill returned to the Lords; Orders 
for Second Reading and printing discharged ; xc1. 572. 





Clerks of the House of Commons: 

41. Requesting their Attendance at the Lords as Witnesses ; 
John Rickman, Esq'*; Messages considered, and Leave given him 
to attend; xc1. 75. 94. Other Clerks directed to attend; One 
of the Clerks, with the List of Voters, delivered in by John Teed, 


Esq‘, on his Examination before a Conimittee of the whole House ~ 


onthe Grampound Bribery Indictments; txxv1. 251.———The 
Clerk who attended the Penryn Election Committee in 1827, and 
to produce the Poll Book delivered in, and Minutes of Evidence 
taken before the said Committee; Lxxxu1. 278, ——— One of 
their Clerks to attend their Lordships upon the Second Reading 
of the East Retford Election Bill, and produce Petitions and 
other Papers; txxxv. 327.————The proper Officer, with the 
Original Reports from the Committee in 1827, on the East Retford 
Election; txxxv. 522,———-The proper Officer, with the Docu- 
ments produced before the Committee in the last Session, on the 
Conduct of Sir Jonah Barrington; txxxv. 505. 


Conferences : 

42. Requesting or desiring Conferences ; Lxxx1. 141.—LxxxIv. 
410.—Lxxxvil. 474.—LXxxvill. 560.—LXxxIx. 594.—xc. 650.— 
xc1. 681.—xc11. 509. 645, &amp;c.———Free Conference; xc1. 787. 


VI. Incidental Proceedings: 


47. Messages from the King, commanding the immediate 
attendance of the House in the House of Peers, by the Gentleman 
Usher of the Black Rod; txxv. 109.—.xxvi. 3.—Lxxvul. 3.— 
LXxIx. 539.—LXXXII. 9.—LXxXxv. 657.—LXXXxVI. 7.—xCl. 3. 
By the Yeoman Usher of the Black Rod; xc. 661.———From 
the Queen by the Gentleman Usher; xcu. 670. 


48. Messages from the Lords Commissioners, by the Gentle- 
man Usher or Yeoman Usher of the Black Rod; xxv. 341. 485. 
—LXxxvi. 102.—LXxvil. 94.—LXXVIII. 3.—LXxIx. 370. 427.—Lxxx. 
3.—LXXXI. 3.—LXXXI11. 559.—LXXXxvull, 3.— xc. 3.—xCII. 3.—_— 
By the Deputy Usher; ixxx1v. 416.—.xxxv. 3. 


49. Messages from the Lords to the Commons, by two Masters 
in Chancery; Lxxv. 330.—.xxvi. 79.—Lxxvil. 91.—1Lxx1x. 212.— 
Lxxx. 68.—xc1. 94, &amp;c. Bringing Agreements to Bills relat- 
ing to the Royal Family ; uxxv. 463.—.xxxu. 370.-———Bring- 
ing Bill passed by the Lords (appointing Lords Justices on 
Demise of the Crown); xcu1. 616.——By Two of the Judges; 
LXxvi. 100. 503.—LxxXx. 573.—LXxxvI. 514. 805.——— Bills passed 
by the Lords relating to the King; rxxxv. 490. To the Crown 
(Regency); txxxvi. 153.——— By One Judge and One Master in 
Chancery; 1xxxvi. 713. Two Messages from the Lords (bring- 
ing Agreements to Bills) in One Day; txxvi. 100.—1xxvin. 314, 
315.—Lxxxv. 254. 256. 644.—Lxxxvil. 587, 588.—xci. 604. 644, 
645.———Three; xcii. 548, 550, 551. 


50. Message from the Lords by their Clerk Assistant and 
additional Clerk Assistant, acquainting the House that His Ma- 
jesty had appointed a Day to be attended with an Address; and 
also acquainting the House that from the absence of their usual 
Messengers, and the urgency of the case, the Lords have been 
induced to send them with the said Message; Resolution, That 
the House acquiesced in the Reasons assigned, trusting that the 
game would not be drawn into precedent for the future ;. txxxv. 


652. 











Conferences—continued. 
Agreeing to Conferences desired by the Commons ; rxxx1, 
357.—xc1. 816.———Free Conference; xc1. 783. 





Evidence : 

43. Requesting Evidence to be communicated to their Lord- 
ships, on which the House have passed Bills; ixxv1. 190.—1xxxy, 
228.—xcl. 410.—xcu. 620.——— On other Matters; txxx. 295, 
LXXXUl. 551.—LXXXxuI. 299.—Lxxxv. 639. 


Lords : 


44. Giving leave to particular Lords to attend Committees of 
the House of Commons ; xxv. 306.—.xxvul. 334.—Lxxx111. 299, 
—LXxxvil. 531.—1Lxxx1Xx. 517.—xc.373.—xc1. 378.—xcll. 264, &amp;e, 
———That they had appointed two Lords to attend His Majesty 
with an Address of both Houses, and desire the House will appoint 
a proportionable Number of its Members to go with them; ixxxy, 
652. 


Members : 

45. Desiring or requesting the House to give leave to parti- 
cular Members to attend Committees of the Lords; txxv. 296, 
—LXxxvi. 186.—txxvit. 137.—Lxxvill. 338.—1Lxx1ix. 195.—1xxx, 
68.—LxxxI. 206.—Lxxx11. 301.—Lxxx1I. 13.—.xxxiv. 393,— 
LXxXxy. 141.—-LXXXvVI. 142, 773.—Lxxxvil. 29.—.Lxxxvi. 124, 
324,—-LxxxIx. 365.—xc, 267.—xc1. 67.—xc1I. 290, &amp;e. 


Reports of Select Committees, and other Papers: 
_ Requesting or desiring such Reports to be communicated 

to’ the r Lordships ; Lxxvi. 109.—.xxvil. 8.—.Lxxvill. 261.— 
ox. 20.—4axxx. 272.—_xxxi. 130.—Lxxx1. 108.—Lxxxm. 84, 
V. 2295.-——-LXxxvi. 83. 930.—LXxxvil. 14.—Lxxxvitl. 32.— 
677 493.—xc1. 154.—xci1. 299. ——— Reports of Select 
Committees of a former Session; .xxv. 467.—.xxvi. 109.— 
LXXVit. 2O9—EXKVI11. 333.—1xx1x. 116.—1Lxxx. 272.—_xxx1. 195, 
——ixxxu, 266.—Lxxxu. 137.—LXXxxIv. 228.—Lxxxv. 220.— 
LXXXxvi. 260,—LX xxVii1. 487.—xc. 208.—xc1. 94.—xc11. 184, —_—— * 
Appendix to Report from a Committee; txxvi. 8. Glossary to a 
Report; .xxxv. 142..——Reports from Commissioners of Public 
Records in Ireland, with Supplements and Appendixes, 1816-1820; 
LXXIx. 298.———Minutes of Evidence. (See supra, 43.)——— 
Education, Returns of, 1818, 1819, 1820 and 1821; txxxvim. 172. 
—— Communicating Reports, kc. as desired of the Lords, 
by the House of Commons; uxxv. 438.—.xxvi11. 365.—Lxxxvill. 
212,—Lxxx1x. 458.—xc. 492.—xc1. 757.—xc1. 481, ke. 





Witnesses :—See supra, 41. 


51. Message from the Lords by a Master in Chancery, and 
the Clerk Assistant of Parliament, informing the House that the 
Lords had agreed to several Bills therein mentioned, and also 
acquainting the House that from the absence of one of their usual 
Messengers, and in consideration of the late period of the Session, 
the Lords had been induced to send these Messages by their 
Clerk Assistant and one of their usual Messengers; Resolution, 
That the House acquiesce in the Reasons assigned, trusting the 
same will not be drawn into precedent for the future; txxxvutl. 
727,———By similar Messengers, acquainting the House that the 
Lords had agreed to the several Bills therein mentioned ; also 
desiring a Conference, and informing the House that from the 
absence of one of their usual Messengers, and in consideration of 
the late period of the Session, and to prevent inconvenience to the 
Commons, their Lordships, &amp;c. as supra; xc. 650. [The above 
Resolutions were sent by the Messengers who brought the Mes- 
sages. | 


52. Messages from the King; Brought by the Speaker, 
LXXXIx. 189.———By Members (being Privy Councillors), which 
Messages are read by the Speaker, the Members sitting uncovered ; 
LXxv. 164. 281. 378.—Lxxvul. 96. 434.—Lxxx. 453,—LXXXII. 
111. 174. 529.—.xxxv. 214. 466. 591.—Lxxxvi. 488. 719.— 
LXXXVIII. 354.—.Lxxx1x. 189. 574. From the Queen; xctt. 492. 
———Again read by the Speaker, on being taken into consider- 
ation; Lxxx11. 113.———Message from the King in a previous 
Parliament in the same year, read by Mr. Speaker on Motion, 
and ordered to be taken into consideration on a particular day ; 


LXXXxVI. 642. 


53. Resolutions, That Answers would be sent to Messages oF 
parts of Messages from the Lords by Messengers from the Com- 
mons; Lxxv. 296,—Lxxvi. 136,—.Lxxvul. 215,—LXXVIII. 338.— 
LXXIX. 195.—LXXX. 69.—LXxxI. 206.—LXxx11. 301,—1xxxut. 106. 
—LXXXIV. 228.—.Lxxxv. 142, &amp;c, 


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VI. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


54. Answers sent to Messages from the Lords; By the Mes- 
sengers from the Lords; txxv. 403.—Lxxvi. 251.—.xxvu. 137. 
—LXXIX. 116.—Lxxx. 258.—LXxXxI. 272.—LxXXxII. 108.—LXxxXIII. 
13.—LXxxIV. 122.—.Lxxxv. 533.—Lxxxvi. 773.—Lxxxvill. 510. 
—LXXXIX. 162.—xc. 602.—xcrI. 94.—xciI. 290, &amp;c.———By 
Members from the Commons; .xxv. 303.—.xxvi. 71.—.Lxxx. 
$33.—LXXXvVII. 227.—LXXXVIII. 39.—LXxxIx. 151.—xc. 482.— 
xcl. 131.—xc11. 649. 


55. Answers received from the Lords to Messages sent to them ; 
That they will send Answers by Messengers of their own; Lxxv. 
420.—LXxvVI. 488.—LXXVII. 268.—LXXVIII. 320.—LXxx1I. 398.— 
Lxxxu1t. 346, &amp;c.———By the Members who carried the Mes- 
sages; LXxIx. 118.—.Lxxx. 513.—LxxxI. 373.—.Lxxx1l. 525.— 
LXXXIII. 234.—.LxxxIv. 409.—LXXxv. 634.—LXxxVI. 793.—LXXXxvVII. 
184,—.Lxxxvill. 517.—xc1. 433, &amp;c. 


56. Messages from the King; To be considered on particular 
days; Lxxv. 281.—.Lxxxu. 112,—.xxxv. 214. 591.—.Lxxxv1. 488. 
—LXXXxvill. 354.—Lxxx1x. 190.— —Committees of the whole 
House appointed to consider the same; Lxxv. 378.—.xxvitt. 96. 
434.—LxXxx. 454, LXXxII. 174.————House resolves itself 
into a Committee thereupon; txxv. 386.—.Lxxvim. 99. 441.— 
‘LXXX. 462.—Lxxxil. 184.—.Lxxxv. 443.—.Lxxxvi. 491. 723.— 
LXXXIX, 203.——Referred to the Committee-of Supply ; txxx1. 
529.—.Lxxxv. 609.———Of former Sessions, or former Parlia- 
ments; Read, txxxvi. 642. ——— Again read, upon being taken 
into consideration; txxxu. 113.—— Message presented, and 
read, and Bill ordered thereupon; Lxxv. 165. 


57. Parts of Messages from the Lords taken into consideration ; 
LXXVI. 193.—.Lxxxvill. 98. 


See Addresses. Committees, 442-448. House,7-14. King, 
152. Supply, 4, 5. 














Messengers of the House of Commons : 


—See House, 134-136. 


Messengers of the House of Lords :— 


Withdraw; xxv. 467.—.Lxxvitt. 265.—.Lxx1x. 20.—.xxx. 272. 
—LXxxI. 130.—xc. 267,—xc1. 94. Again called in, and after 
being acquainted with Resolution of the House, again withdraw ; 
LXxv. 467.—LXXvill. 265.—LXx1x. 20.—Lxxx. 272.—.Lxxx1. 130. 
—LXXximl. 13.—xc-267.—xcl. 94. 


Messengers of the Secretaries of State, 


&amp;e. &gt;——See Accounts and Papers, 6178, &amp;c. Supply, 303. 
per Pply 


Metheglin :——See Excise, 2. Starch, 3. 


Metropolis :——For Matters relative to the Metropolis see 


the Headings to which they respectively relate. 


M ex ic O :——See Accounts and Papers, 3849, 3850. Addresses, 


770. Petitions, 45. 1429. Postage, 25. 


Milford Haven -——See Accounts and Papers, 3859. 


4716, &amp;c. 4755, &amp;c. Committees, 986. Postage and Post Office, 20. 


Military Affairs :——See Accounts and Papers, 3860, 


3861. 5856. Army. Committees, 987. 1399. Petitions, 1435. 
1437. Supply, 83. 


Middlesex, County of: Petitions for Bills 


and Proceedings thereon, relative to: 

1. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for regulating the 
Office of Treasurer of that County, and for amending Acts regard- 
ing the collecting of County Rates; Referred, txxvi. 262. Re- 
ported; Leave given; 271. Petition presented, and referred, 
272. Reported, 284. Report read, 289. Leave for Notices; 
Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices; 290. Order of 
Leave for Bill, discharged ; another Bill ordered ; presented ; 310. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 426. R. a. 446. 


2. To alter and amend Acts as to Collection of County Rates ; 
Referred, rxxxvi. 249. Report referred to Standing Order Com- 
287. Report; Parties to proceed, to give Notices, &amp;c., 322. 


. Bill ordered, 354. Presented, 358. nr. a. 517. 


3. To amend the several Acts for the assessing, collecting and 
levying of County Rates, so far as the same relate to the County 
of Middlesex ; and also to amend an Act of the last Session of 
Parliament to repeal certain Acts relating to the removal of poor 


_ Persons born in Scotland and Ireland, and chargeable to Parishes 


in England, and to make other Provisions in lieu thereof, so far 
as relates to the said County of Middlesex ; Referred, txxxrx. 47. 
Not proceeded in. 


4. To provide for paying the Salary of the Chairman of the 
General and Quarter Sessions of the Peace, and of the General 
Sessions of Oyer and Terminer for the County of Middlesex, out of 
the County Rate of the said County; Referred, uxxx1x. 49. Bill 
ordered, 149. Presented, 154. Not proceeded in. 

See Accounts and Papers, 3851-3858. Committees, 1131. 
1134, Petitions, 1431. 


Militia : Bills relative to: 


1. To suspend the making of Lists, and the Ballots and En- 
tolments for the Militia; Ordered, uxxx1v. 143. Presented ; 
printed; 143. R. a. 220. Another Bill; Ordered, txxxv. 
469. Presented; printed; 469. n. a. 578.———Another Bill ; 
Ordered, txxxvi. 621. Presented; printed; 622. As amended, 
printed, 653, R.a. 712. Another Bill; Ordered, txxxvu. 








GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Militia : Bills relative to—continued. 
843. Presented, 344. pr. a. 430. Another Bill; Ordered, 
Lxxxvil. 467. Presented, 467. nr. a. 531.———Another Bill; 
Ordered; presented; printed; Lxxxix. 534. rR. a. 593. 
Ordered, xci. 741. Presented, 741. Rr. a. 822. Ordered, 
xcir. 586. Presented, 592. Rr. a. 661. See infra, 4. 











2. Toamend and reduce into one Act, two Acts of the 36th 
and 39th Geo. III., relating to the London Militia; Ordered, 
Lxxv. 395. Presented, 402. Re-commitied, 430. Rr. a. 468. 

3. To alter and amend Act 37 Geo. III. c. 25, for better 
raising and ordering the Militia Forces of the Tower Hamlets ; 
Ordered, txxxv1. 360. Presented; printed; 360. Committee 
deferred, 404. Not proceeded in. 


4. For the further reduction of the Militia Staff, and to sus- 
pend the Ballot for the Militia; Ordered, xc. 511. Presented; 
printed; 511. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 579. R. a. 590. 


5. For the more speedy reduction of the number of Serjeants, 
Corporals and Drummers in the Militia of Ireland when not on 


actual service; Ordered, txxvin. 34. Presented; printed; 35. 
R. A. 334. 


6. Motion, That leave be given to bring in a Bill to enable 
His Majesty to reduce the Establishments of the Regiments and 
Battalions of the Irish Militia, when not embodied ; Ques. Neg. 
thereupon, Lxx1x. 327. 

See also Accounts and Papers, 2614. 3862. 3887. 
Addresses, 771-774. Committees, 449. 1235. 1482. Peti- 
tions, 1438. Supply, 12. 304-306. 972-978. 


Mineralogical Survey :—see Accounts and Papers, 
3888. Addresses, 775. 


Mines :——Bill for the Protection of Property in Mines ; 
Ordered, txxv.281. Presented; printed; 295. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 465. R. a. 468. Bill to amend Acts 54 Geo. III. 
and 1 Geo. IV., for removing Difficulties in the Conviction of 
Offenders stealing Property in Mines; Ordered, ixxx. 358. 
Presented; printed; 358. R. a. 586. 

See Accounts and Papers, 3889, 3890. Addresses, 776, 777. 
Committees, 988. Petitions, 1443. 





Mining Com panies -——See Companies, 78, &amp;c. 





Ministers, His Majesty’ s:—Motion, That it is the 
Opinion of this House, that the absence of Ministers during the 
time allotted for the Presentation of Petitions is an insult to the 
Commons and an injustice to the People of England; Withdrawn, 
LXXXVIII. 420. See Petitions, 1445. 


Ministers, Non-conforming, &amp;c. :— see 
Accounts and Papers, 3891-3898. Addresses, 778. , Petitions, 
1444. Supply, 307-309. 


Mint : Bills relative to: 

1. To reduce the Salary of the Master and Worker of His 
Majesty’s Mint; Ordered, uxxxvi. 577. Presented ; printed ; 
578. R.A. 712. 

2. To amend the several Acts relating to the Royal Mint, 
[King’s Consent signified] ; Bill ordered; xcu.96. Presented ; 
printed; 96. Instruction to make Provision, authorizing the 
Lords Commissioners of the Treasury to advance Money out of 
the Consolidated Fund for the Purchase of Bullion for Coinage, 
141. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 249. R. a. 281. 

See Accounts and Papers, 3899. 3915. Addresses, 779- 
796. Committees, 450. 989. Supply, 311-315. 


Miscellaneous 








664 


MISCELLANEOUS——MOTIONS. 








Miscellaneous Estimates and Services:— 
See Accounts and Papers, 3916-3925. Committees, 990. 1400. 


Supply, 18. 316,317. 355. 


M isdemeanors :——See Accounts and Papers, 3926, 3927. 
Addresses, 797, 798. 


Mistak €S :—House informed or Notice taken of Mistakes; In 
the Name of a Member returned; ixxxvi. 578.——In a Bill 
sent to the Lords, Lords’ Amendments being only to rectify such 
Mistake or Clerical Errors; txxv. 251. 471.—.Lxx1x. 524.—.Lxxx. 
579. 631.—.xxxvi. 684. ——— Bills to rectify Mistakes; txxvu. 
48.—Lxxvill. 157.—LXXXIII. 242.—LxxxIv. 410.—Lxxxv. 643.— 
xc1l. 604, Messages to the Lords, that Bills had been sent to 
them by Mistake, and to request their Lordships to return the same; 
LXXV. 446.—Lxxx. 512. 


Mohair :—Biii to grant certain Bounties on the Exportation 
of Stuffs made of Silk mixed with Mohair; Ordered, txxvi. 445. 
Presented, 462. Instruction respecting the Duties on Mohair 
Camblets, 471. . a. 502. See Committees, 451, 452. Hat 
Manufacture. 


Molasses :——See Accounts and Papers, 3928. Committees, 
991. Petitions, 1449. 











Monasteries (Ireland) :—see Buriaus. 


Monument, National (Scotland) :—p,,. 
tion for Leave to present a Petition for a Bill to incorporate the 
Contributors for the Erection of a National Monument in Scotland; 
Referred, txxvu. 269. Reported; Leave given; Petition pre- 
sented, and referred ; 270. Reported; Bill ordered; 274. Pre. 
sented, 293. Petition of Commissioners for aid to enable them 
to build a Church; [The King’s Recommendation signified] ; 
Petition to be printed; 390. Motions for referring the Petition 
to the Committee of Supply, withdrawn, 407. 428. R. a. 474, 


Monuments :—See Addresses, 1420. 


Mortg AQES:—See Loans on Security, Stamps and Stamp 
Duties, 19. 


Mortmain :—Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to extend 
Act 9 Geo. IT. c. 36, to restrain the Disposition of Lands, whereby 
the same become inalienable, to Ireland; Question negatived 
thereupon ; Lxxxvi. 287. 


Morton’s Patent Slip:—see Accounts and Papers, 
3932. Committees,992. Patents,12. Supply, 318. 








lotions. 





Motions Superseded by the Previous Question; 1. 


Motions Superseded by reading the Orders, or other Orders of 


the Day ; 2—12. 


Motions Superseded by Adjournment; 13—23. 


1.—By the House; 13—21. 


2.—In Committees of the whole House; 22, 23. 


Motions made with Leave of the House ; 24. 
Motions referred to Committees; 25. 
Motions Withdrawn; 26—105. 


IV. 
V. 
VI. 


1.—In the House; 26—97. 


2.—In Committees of the whole House ; 98—105. 


Incidental Proceedings ; 106. 


Vil. 





I. Motions Superseded by the Previous Question :—1xx. 466.—1xx01. 3,—uxxvn. 60,—1xxvm. 


409.—.Lxx1x. 530.—LxXxx. 351.—LXxXXI. 255.—Lxxxu1. 592.—Lxxx11I. 266.—LxxxIv. 304.—Lxxxv. 476.—LXxXxvI. 246. 846,—LxXXxVII. 


53.—.Lxxxvill. 560,—.Lxxx1x. 344.—xc. 559.—xc1. 665.—xcu1. 478. 


See Questions, III. (2.) 


II. Motions Superseded by reading the Orders, or other Orders of the Day,— 


relative to— 


Brighton Railway : 
2. That Mr. Cundy be again called in; xc1. 676. 


Carlow Election : 

3. Relative to an understanding as to the application of any 
surplus remaining after providing for the legal expenses of the 
Election of Mr. Raphael, and that such understanding calls for 
the Notice of the House, as liable to serious abuse, as of dangerous 
precedent, and as tending to subvert the freedom and purity of 
Election; xc1. 284. 


Chancery, Court of : 

4. That it is the duty of this House before it gives its sanction 
to the Appointment of a further Judge in the Court of Chancery, 
to ascertain whether a case of necessity exists for such Appoint- 
ment; Lxxxv. 561. 





Church Establishment and Tithes (Ireland) : 
5. For adding words to an Amended Question for a Committee 
of the whole House in the next Session ; txxvil. 356. 


Civil List : : 
6. That it is expedient, with a view to the arrangement of His 
Majesty’s Civil List, to take into consideration the Droits of the 
Crown and Admiralty, Four-and-a-half per Cent. Duties, and other 
Funds not usually deemed to be within the immediate control of 
Parliament; Lxxv. 155. 


Crown : 

7. That the Influence now possessed by the Crown 16 unne- 
cessary for maintaining its Constitutional Prerogatives; 1xx¥™ 
370. 

Dublin 








MOTION S—continued. 665 








Dublin Evening Post: 
8. That the Printer and Publisher do attend the House on a 
certain day; xc. 575. 


Dublin Theatre : 
9. Relative to the conduct of His Majesty’s Attorney General 
for Ireland; txxviu. 203. 


Members’ Votes in Committee : 
10.- That it is destructive of the ends of public and private 
Justice, and inconsistent with the duty of any Member of this 
House, to vote in Committee on any Bill in which he is directly or 


11. Motions Superseded by sitihos the Orders, or other Orders of the Day—(cont*)—relative to— 





personally interested ; txxxv. 107. 


Pensions: 


11. That it appears to the House, that by Act 57 Geo. III. 
c. 65, a sum is charged in perpetuity upon the Consolidated Fund 
to be divided in Pensions, &amp;c. ; txxvu1. 376. 


Postage Duties : 

12. For appointing a Select Committee to inquire and report 
what alterations and reductions may be made on the present Rates 
and under the present mode of charging Postage, or by the adop- 
tion of the principle and mode proposed in a pamphlet by Mr. 
Rowland Hill, &amp;c.; xcr. 358. 


III. Motions Superseded by Adjournment : 


(1.)-—-By the House : 
Accounts and Papers: 

13. For ordering Accounts and Papers to be laid before the 
House ; txxx. 221.—.Lxxxvi. 194.—xc. 176.—xc1. 215.——- For 
Addresses for Accounts and Papers; txxx. 221.—xc. 288.—xcu1. 
413. 


Addresses : 


14. For Accounts and Papers. See supra, 13.——Relative 
to other matters; Lxxx. 221.—.xxxvir. 498.—Lxxxvill. 615.—xc. 
288.—xcIl. 279. 413. 


Assessed Taxes : 
15. Relative to the Repeal of the Assessed Taxes and supply- 
ing the deficiency in the Revenue by a Tax on Real Property and 
the Public Funds; ixxx1x. 378. 


Bills: 

16. For leave to bring in Bills; txxxv. 363.—.Lxxx1x. 267.— 
xc. 370.—xcI. 393.—xcul. 359.———For reading Bills 1°; 
LXXXViII. 673.———For reading Bills 2° now; ixxxv. 486.— 
LXXXVII. 35.—xcri. 209.———For reading Bills 2° this day Six 
Months ; yxxvu1. 278.———That the word “ now” stand part of the 
Question for reading Bill 2°; xc1. 324. For adjourning De- 
bate on Motion for now reading Bill 2°; xc. 102. _———For Mr. 
Speaker leaving the Chair for the House to go into Committee on 
Bills; uxxv. 334.—.Lxxxvu. 246.—Lxxxvill. 619.—LXxx1x. 522. 
———-For instruction to Committee on Bill; xc. 275. For 
reading Committees’ Amendments 2° now; Lxxxiv. 372.—xc. 565. 
——For bringing up Report of Bills; txxxu1. 493. For 
Adjournment to supersede Motion for reading Clause 1°; rxxxrx. 
410.———For reading Clauses 2°; Lxxvi. 430.———That a 
Clause proposed to be left out stand part of a Bill; rxxxrx. 347. 
———For reading Bills 3° now; uxxvut. 439.—Lxx1x. 450.— 
xcl. 730.———That a Bill do pass; xc1. 149.———That certain 
words proposed to be left out stand part of Question for printing 
Lords’ Amendments to a Bill; xc1. 822. 








(1.)—By the House—continued. 
Committees: 


17. For appointing Committees of the whole House; ixxvut. 
392.—.Lxxxvil. 396.———For appointing Select Committees ; 
LXXXVI. 516.—LXxxvil. 335.—xcil. 297.———For laying before 
the House forthwith the Evidence of a Select Committee; txxrx. 
538.———For agreeing with Committee on an Election Petition 
in a Resolution; txxxvi. 516. 


Debates : 
18. For adjourning Debates; txxvi1. 292.—xc. 449. 


East India: 
19. Relative to the interference of the House in the Recovery 
of Loans from Native States of India, without concurrence in the 
Contract by the British Resident; rxxx1x. 546. 


Petitions : 
20. For bringing up a Petition; txxxv1. 200.——That a 
Petition be now read; .txxxvi. 516.———That a Petition be 
printed ; txxxvir. 588. 


Queen Caroline: 
21. Relative to the Order in Council under which her name 
was omitted from the Liturgy; uxxvi. 13. 


(2.)—In Committees of the whole House : 
Bilis . 
22. That a Clause be brought up; Lxxx1x. 478.———That 
words proposed to be left out, stand part of a Clause; Lxxxv. 605. 
That Chairman do report progress; xc11. 382. 





Supply : 
23. That words proposed to be left out stand part of Question 
that a Supply be granted; ixxxv. 23. 





IV. Motions made with Leave of the House: 


24. It being after Four of the Clock; uxxv. 155.———After Twelve; uxxxv. 107, 108.—Lxxxvi. 857.———Without any Hour or 


Reason assigned ; txxv. 155, 156. 


[Note.—It appears, that where Leave is given to make Motions, all the Orders of the Day have been previously disposed of.) 


V. Motions referred to Committees : 


Of the whole House, or Committees of the whole House appointed to consider them: 


25. For a Supply to be granted to His Majesty; uxxv. 120.—.xxvi. 8.—LXXVII. 10.—LXXviiI. 16.—LXXIX, 12.—LXXX. 14.-——-LXXXI. 
13.—Lxxxut. 29.—LXXxIII. 12.-—LXXX1IV. 16.—LXXXV. 17.—LXXXxVI. 37. 540.—LXXXVI. 12.—LXXXVIII. 31.—LXxxxIxX. 12.—xc, 34.—Xcl. 11. 


—xXCII. 20. 


VI. Motions Withdrawn : 


(1.)—Jn the House : 
Accounts and Papers : 

26. For ordering Accounts and Papers to be laid before the 
House; uxxv. 395.—.xxvi. 496.—.xxvil. 518.—Lxxvull. 473.— 
EXXIX, 423,—Lxxx. 511.—LXXxil. 99.—LxxxI, 377.—LXXXIV. 
209.—.xxxv. 405.—LXxxxvi. 589. 771, —LXXXvII. 289.—LXXXVIII. 

f 185.—.xxxix. 511.—xc. 40. 42.—xcr. 109.—xcu. 106. ——— 
For Addresses for Accounts and Papers; ixxv. 457.— LXxvi. 
76.—Lxxvil, 334.—Lxxvi. 69.—LXxIx. 423,—Lxxx. 457.— 
UXXX1. 177,—.Lxxxul. 106.—LXXx1II. 208,—LXXxXIVv. 411.—LXXXv. 
b- 373.—Lxxxvi. 106. 766.—LXXXvil. 400,—LXXXVIII, 35,—LXXXIX, 
I. 520,.—xc, 64.—xc1. 265.—xc1l. 195. For discharging Orders 
for laying before the House Accounts and Papers; Lxxxvi. 125. 
———For printing a Return; uxxxiv. 384.———For referring 
Accounts and Papers to Select Committees; xxix. 180.—xc. 









GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





~~" aes 


(1.)—Jn the House—continued. 


Accounts and Papers—continued. 
576. That every Member of the House of Commons do 
make certain Returns to the Speaker; yxxxvi. 43.———That 
Churchwardens do transmit certain Returns to the Clerk of the 
House; uxxxvi1. 134. See Accounts and Papers, 6721-6882. 





Addresses : 

27. For Accounts and Papers. (See supra.) ——— Relative to 
other matters; Lxxv. 438.—LXxxvill. 93, 333,—LXXIXx. 500.—LXxx. 
616. 504.—Lxxx1. 61.—LXxxu, 561,—LXXXIII. 118, 260.--LXXXv, 
195.—Lxxxvi. 373, 838. 895.—LXxxvil. 441.—LXXXVIII. 261.— 
EXXXIX. 362. 886.—xc, 242.—xcr. 302.—xcr, 333. ———T hat an 
Address had not been complied with; uxxvir. 424, See Ad- 
dresses, 1517-1549. 





Adjournments 
8 F 





666 


MOTION S—continued. 








VI. Motions Withdrawn—continued. 
(1.)—IJn the House—continued. 


Adjournments of the House : 
28. That the House do now adjourn; xc. 273. 575.—xc1. 635. 
Do now adjourn (to supersede Motions); txxv. 253.— 


LXxvI. 152.—.Lxxvul. 365.—.xxvil. 409.—LXxIX. 389.—LXXXI. 


323.—LXxXXv. 397.—LxxxvI. 171. 865.—LXXXVIII. 525,—LXXXIx. 


475.—xc.. 380.—xcr. 294.—xcu. 333.———That the House at 
rising will adjourn till the Morrow at Twelve o’clock ; xc1. 568. 
——tThat the House at rising will adjourn (from Friday) till 
Twelve o’clock on Monday, to proceed with a particular Bill; 
xcl. 638. 


Appropriation Clause : 
29. Relative to the mode in which the Appropriation Clause 
has been passed through the House; ixxviu. 466. 


Bills : 

30. For leave to bring in Bills; txxv1. 236.—.xxvir. 286.— 
—LXXVIII. 133, —Lxx1Xx. 24.—LXXX. 287.—LXXXI. 267.—Lxxx11. 607. 
LXXXIII. 479.—LXXXIV. 264.—LxXXxvVv. 309.—LXXxXxVI. 910.—LXXXxVII. 
441,—LXxxvlll. 622.—.LxxxiIx. 479.—xc. 117.—xc1. 82.—xCII. 
224, &amp;c.———The interest of the Crown being concerned, and 
the King’s Recommendation not being signified; Lxxxvim. 578. 
———Entry in the Journal of the Proceedings of the House on 
another Bill on the same subject being read; txxvi. 459.——— 
That Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill (after Re- 
port that the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with); 
xcr. 300.——For reading Bills a Second Time, now; ixxv. 
228.—LXXVI. 77.—LXXVIIl. 438.—LXxXIX. 330.—Lxxxul. 445.— 
LXXxIl. 533.—Lxxxv. 431.—Lxxxvi. 171. 411.—xc. 239.—xcl. 
92.—xc11. 363, &amp;c.———On a future Day; Lxxvi. 87.—xc1. 714, 
&amp;c.——— For committing a Bill; xc. 604.-———For now read- 
ing the Order of the Day for Committees on Bills; uxxxvi. 
602.—xci1. 367.————That the Order of the Day for a Com- 
mittee on a Bill do take precedence of Public Petitions, Notices 
of Motions and other Orders in each Day on which it may be 
appointed; Lxxxvi. 682.———For adding Members to Commit- 
tees on Bills; xc1. 125.321, &amp;c.———That all Members serving 
for a particular County and for the several Places therein, be 
Members of a Committee on a Bill; xcr. 269.———That all 
Committees on Private Bills have leave to sit after a certain Day, 
notwithstanding an Adjournment; xc. 238..———That a Commit- 
tee on a Bill have leave to sit and proceed this Day; xcr. 690. 

That Committees on Bills have leave to sit this Day, not- 
withstanding the Adjournment of the House; xci. 285. 
For the Speaker leaving the Chair for going into Committee on 
a Bill; txxxvit1. 648.— ——For instructions to Committees on 
Bills; wxxv. 450.—.Lxxxix. 290.—xcr. 654. To receive 
Clauses; xc1. 654. To ascertain certain Matters; xcr. 303. 
———For referring a Petition against a Bill to the Committee 
on the Bill, and for ordering Counsel; txxx1. 164, For 
discharging Order for referring certain Petitions relative to Rail- 
way Bills to the Select Committee on another Railway Subscrip- 
tion List; xcr1. 315. 398.———That a Committee on a Bill be 
discharged from proceeding further on the Bill; txxv1. 357, 
That Reports on Bills be now brought up; Lxxxiv. 401.——— 
For taking Reports on Bills into further consideration now ; 
LXXIX. 367.—LXXxxXI. 210. On certain Days; txxv1. 180.——— 
For now reading Amendments made by a Committee on a Bill 
a Second Time; Lxxx1. 276.——For reading a Resolution of a 
Committee on a Bill a Second Time; txxvi. 110.——For 
inserting words in Amendments made by Committees of the 
whole House on Bills; txxvu. 470.—Lxxxi1. 400. For re- 
ferring a Petition complaining of the decision of a Committee on 
a Bill to a Committee of Appeal; Lxxxvint. 475.———For re- 
committing Report from Committee on Petition for Bill; txxx1. 
19.————For re-committing Bills to former Committees; txxv1. 
189.—Lxxxv. 533,—LXXXVII. 422.—xc. 441.—xc1. 343, ——— For 
reviving Committees on Petitions for Bills; xc1. 196. 260,—— 
For reviving a Committee on a Bill; xc. 412.——For dis- 
charging Order for ingrossing a Bill; xcn. 560.— For bring- 
ing up Clauses offered to be added to Bills; txxv. 318,—.xxv1. 
497.—LX XVII. 439.—LX XX. 531.—Lx xxv. 604.—Lxxxvill. 575.— 
xen. 451.———For reading Clauses a Second Time; .txxvit. 
408.—xc1. 548, &amp;c.———-For now reading the Order of the Day 
for the Third Reading of a Bill; xc1. 579.——For now read- 
ing Bills a Third Time; txxvin. 409.—1xx1x. 389.—Lxxx. 318. 
—LXxxil. 570.—tLxxxiv. 360.——That Bills do pass; uxxvi. 
413. 468. See infra, 78. 87. 


Bribery at Elections : 
31. That whenever a Petition shall be presented after the expira- 
tion of the Time allowed for presenting Petitions against the Vali- 
dity of Returns, affirming that general Bribery or Corruption had 





(1.)—JIn the House—continued. 
Bribery—continued. 

been practised, this House will appoint a Day and Hour for taking 
the same into consideration; Lxxxu. 28.———That in all cases 
in which an Election shall be declared void, or a Sitting Member 
shall be unseated on the ground of Bribery or Treating, and in 
which it shall not be reported to the House by the Committee 
appointed to try the Petition, that the Petitioner has been 
guilty of similar Practices, it is expedient that the Expenses of 
the Petitioners should be borne by the Public; xc. 40.—— 
Against Payment of Head Money by Candidates or Persons acting 
on their behalf, &amp;c.; xcr. 598. See infra, 47. 


Chancery, Court of : 

32. That it is the Opinion of this House, that the Fees and 
extra Emoluments accruing in the Office of Clerk of the Pa- 
tents and Register of Affidavits in the Court of Chancery 
should be placed at the immediate disposal of Government for 
the Service of the State; txxxvui. 538. 


Church Rates : 


33. That it is, in the Opinion of this House, just and expe- 
dient to take effectual Measures for the Abolition of all compul- 
sory Payments of Church Rates in England ; txxxix. 134. 


Churches, Ireland : 


34. Relative to the decayed State of Parish Churches trans- 
ferred at the Reformation into the possession of the Established 
Church, and the injustice of rebuilding them at the Expense of 
the Roman Catholic Inhabitants ; txxx11. 384. 


Cobbett’s Register : 
35. That the Publication intituled “ Cobbett’s Weekly Politi- 
cal Register,” of the 11th December 1830, is a malicious and 
scandalous Libel, &amp;c.; txxxvi. 202. 


Codrington, Sir Edward :—See infra, 89. 


Committees : 

36. For the House to resolve itself into Committees of the 
Whole House; txxxu. 561.—Lxxxv. 156.—.xxxix. 434,—xc. 
267.——_Immediately ; ixxvi. 419.——On the Morrow; 
LXXXvI. 824. For appointing Select Committees; Lxxv. 373. 
—LXXxVI. 419.—Lxxvil. 108.—Lxxvull. 476.—LXXIx. 92.—Lxxx. 
544.—LXXxXxII. 209.—Lxxx11l. 492.—LxxXxIv. 289.—Lxxxvi. 861.— 
LXXXVII. 1038.—LXXXVIII. 425.—LXxXxIx. 111.—xc. 493.—xc1. 30.— 
xcll. 91. 106. 259. 590.———For referring Matters to Select Com- 
mittees sitting on other subjects ; Lxx1x. 125._——For agreeing 
with the Committee of Supply in a Resolution ; xxx. 202.——— 
That Members be added to a Committee; xc1. 307.——~—For 
appointing a Committee to prepare Militia Estimates; Lxxrx. 158. 

That the Committee appointed to prepare Militia Estimates 
have power to send for Persons, Papers and Records, and to 
report Observations ; Lxx1x. 175.———That all Committees have 
leave to sit notwithstanding an Adjournment ; xc. 238. Rela- 
tive to the Number of Members of which Select Committees shall 
consist, and to the Appointment of Select Committees ; xc1. 9. 


Complaint : 

37. Morning Chronicle, 26th February 1821 ; That the Printer 
and Publisher do attend the House; txxvr. 151.————Morning 
Chronicle of July 24th, 1833; That the Printer and Publisher 
do attend the House; txxxviri. 602. Morning Chronicle of 
February 16th, 1837 ; xcu. 57. John Bull, May 26th, 1821; 
That Mr. Attorney-General be directed to prosecute Henry Fox 
Cooper, William Shackle, Thomas Arrowsmith, and Robert 
Thomas Weaver; txxvi. 335.——That Thomas Arrowsmith, 
William Shackle, and Robert Thomas Weaver have grossly pre- 
varicated in their Evidence before the House ; txxvi. 385.——— 
Morning Herald, June 6th, 1837; That the Printer and Pub- 
lisher do attend the House; xci1. 445. 


Corn : 

38. That the Laws which prohibit the Manufacture of Foreign 
Grain, Flour and Meal in Bond for Exportation are injurious 
the Interests of British Commerce and Navigation, and unjust in 
restraining the free Employment of Capital and Labour in the 
United Kingdom, whilst they afford direct Encouragement and 
undue Advantage to the Foreigner in a valuable Branch of Trade, 
not only with other States, but with our own Colonies, and that it 
is expedient to alter and amend the same; xcu. 200. 


Counsel : 


39. For hearing Counsel before a Select Committee in support 
of a Petition; txxxv. 452. 


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VI. Motions Withdrawn—continued. 
(1.)—In the House—continued. ° 
Criminal Laws : 
40. That the House will at an early period of the next Session 


take into consideration the Means of increasing the Efficacy of 
the Criminal Laws; txxvu1. 319. 


Darling, General : 

41. That all Papers which have been presented to the House 
touching the Conduct of General Darling in New South Wales, 
be referred to the Committee on the Conduct of General Darling; 
xc. 576. 


Debates : 

42. For adjourning Debates; .ixxx. 351.—.xxx1. 341.— 
LXXXII. 876.—LXXXV. 213.—Lxxxvi. 98. 778.—LXXXvIII. 548.— 
LXXXIX. 256.—xcII. 333.———For further adjourning Debates ; 
LXXV. 412,—LXXvitl. 266.—Lxxxvi. 860.—.LxxxviI. 480. 


Debts, Small, Courts Bills : 
43. That the Standing Orders relating to Bills for the Esta- 
blishment of Small Debt Courts be repealed, and that all such 
Bills be henceforth treated as Public Bills; xc1. 598. 


Divisions of the House : 

44. That as a Number of Members, larger than there is any 
precedent of, has divided within the present House without in- 
convenience, it is expedient, with a view to save time and to 
relieve the Speaker from an unpleasant duty, that all Divisions 
shall for the future take place within the House; xc. 40,——— 
That the Plan suggested by the Committee appointed to take into 
consideration the best Mode of publishing correct and authentic 
Lists of Divisions be adopted, and a new Lobby built in the vacant 
space behind the Speaker’s Chair; xc. 268. 


Education : 

45. For promoting the general Instruction of the Poor, and 
that the House will at the commencement of the ensuing Session 
enter upon a detailed and accurate Inquiry into the State of Edu- 
cation in Ireland ; txxvimt. 428. 

46. That this House, deeply impressed with the necessity of 
providing for a due Education of the People at large, and be- 
lieving that to this end the aid and care of the State are abso- 
lutely needed, will, early during the next Session of Parliament, 
proceed to devise a Means for the universal and national Educa- 
tion of the whole People; txxxvutt. 615. 


Elections : 

47. For taking into consideration Election Petitions; rxxxu. 
160.———For discharging Orders for considering Election Peti- 
tions ; Lxxxvill. 155.——-——For enlarging Time for entering into 
Recognizances ; Lxxx1. 160. For granting further Time to 
complete Recognizances; .xxxvi. 137.———For discharging 
Orders for enlarging Time for entering into Recognizances ; 
LXxx1. 117.—&lt;———That Ballots be adjourned to a future day ; 
LXXXxvI. 708. That the Agent of the Sitting Members be called 
in and examined relative to a Notice served on the Sitting Mem- 
bers; xc. 138. For now reading the Report from Select 
Committee on an Election Petition; xc1. 404.———For leave to 
withdraw an Election Petition; -uxxxvi. 230.— —For Mr. 
Speaker to issue his Warrants for new Writs; txxx1v. 325.— 
LXXXVI. 183. 865.—.Lxxxvul. 518.—xc. 102.——~—That an In- 
denture by which certain Members were returned be taken off 
the File ; txxxu1. 45.——That Mr. Speaker be directed to issue 
his Warrant to the Clerk of the Peace of a County to strike off 
the Register the Names of Electors who were reported by the 
Committee on the Election Petition as being upon the Register, 
but as not being entitled to vote at that Election; xc. 358,————. 
For a Standing Committee to carry into effect Orders and Reso- 
lutions touching the Interference of Peers and Bribery ; rxxxviu. 
38.———Respecting Ministerial and Official Influence at Elec- 
tions ; LXxxvill. 60. That any Payment or Promise or 
Agreement to pay any Sums of Money as Head Money to 
Electors, at an Election of Members to serve in Parliament, 
whether made by a Candidate or any one acting on his behalf, is 
a gross Violation of the Freedom of Election, of the Order of 
the House, and of the Rights and Privileges of the Commons of 
the United Kingdom ; xcr. 598. See supra, 31. 














Emigration : 
48. Thatthe House will, early in the next Session, take into 
consideration the expediency of adopting certain Measures relative 
to Emigration; rxxxi. 472. 


Evidence : 
49. For printing Evidence taken at the Bar of the House on 


hearing the matter of the Complaint against a Newspaper ; 
LXXvJ. 335, 


GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820-—-1837.) 


(1.)—In the House—continued. 
Evidence—continued. 


50. For printing certain Evidence taken before a Select Com- 
mittee verbatim from the Short-hand Writer’s Notes, with the 


same Evidence from the printed Report in parallel Columns ; 
xcI. 130. 


Expenditure, Public: 

51. That it is the Opinion of this House, that in order to satisfy 
the just expectations of the People, it is necessary that such exten- 
sive Reductions be made in the Public Expenditure as shall 
effectually diminish the Burthens of the Country, and relative 
to Arrangements to be made by Government respecting the effec- 
tive and non-effective Services of the Military, Naval, Civil and 
Colonial Establishments; txxxvit. 615. 


Flindell’s Western Luminary: 


52. That the said Paper is a Breach of the Privileges of this 
House; xxv. 477. 


General Issue Clause in Acts : 

53. That it is contrary to the spirit and intention of the 
Statute 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 42, § 1, and of the Rules of the J udges 
founded thereon, to introduce into Bills a Clause enabling Persons 
sued for any act done under the same, to plead the General Issue 
and give the Special Matterin Evidence; xct. 536. 


Grand Juries (Ireland) : 
54. Amount of Levies under the Authority of Grand Juries; 
LXXxvI. 161. 


Hope, John : 

55. That Mr. Speaker do communicate a Resolution relative 
to a Breach of Privilege to Mr. Hope, and inform him that under 
all the Circumstances of the Case, the House, taking into consider- 
ation the Explanation given by him at the Bar, does not feel 
itself called upon to proceed further in this Matter; txxvu. 432. 


House : 

56. That the House be called over now ; txxxviu. 541.—— 
On a certain Day; .ixxvi. 173.—.xxxvull. 417.—Lxxxrx. 111. 
— —-or Persons to attend the House; ixxv. 444. 484.—Lxxv1. 
151. 327.—Lxxx. 582.—Lxxxu. 351.—Lxxxvil. 60.—LXXXvIII. 
252. 602.—xcul. 57. 445. For a Person forthwith to attend 
at the Bar of this House; txxv. 133. That Persons be 
brought to the Bar in order to their being discharged ; uxxxru. 
139.—xc. 384. 391. 403.———That a Person be called in; xc. 
138.——— For taking Persons into the Custody of the Serjeant-at- 
Arms; xxv. 402.—xc. 501. 571.—xcu. 270.———That_ Persons 
be committed to Newgate; xc. 519. ——— For summoning the 
Mayor and Corporation of Leicester to attend the Bar of the House; 
LXXX11I. 351.———That the House do meet every day at Twelve, 
except Saturday, for Private Business and Petitions; txxxvut. 
95.———That at the Sittings of the House from Twelve to Three, 
Twenty Members be sufficient to form a House; txxxvin. 473. 
———tThat on Tuesdays, Orders of the Day have precedence of 
Notices, except Notices already given; txxx1x. 273.———That 
it is desirable, in the Opinion of this House, that a Corridor, of 
as large dimensions as may be practicable and convenient, be con- 
structed round the Exterior of this House, with Doors to com- 
municate with the Interior, opposite to the Gangway, and at the 
present Side-Doors ; Lxxxvitt. 676. See supra, 44 ; infra, 57. 
68. 89. 





Housekeeper, Deputy, of the House of Commons : 
57. Relative to annual Allowance to him; xc1. 585. 


Impressment of Seamen : 
58. That the forcible Impressment of Seamen for His Majesty’s 
Navy is unjust, cruel, inefficient and unnecessary, &amp;e. 3 LXXXVIII. 


675. 


Kelp: 

59. That it is the Opinion of this House, that the grievances 
and distresses of the Proprietors of Kelp, inthe United Kingdom, 
require the immediate consideration of Government, with a view 
to afford them due protection from Foreign Alkalies ; txxx. 
536. 


Land Tax: 
60. That it appears by Returns presented to this House, that 
the Land Tax of England and Wales, made perpetual by Act 
38 Geo. III. c. 60, was fixed at £. 1,989,673, &amp;c. ; Lxxvint. 466. 


Lords 








668 MOTION S—continued. 











VI. Motions Withdrawn —continued. 
(1.)\—In the House—continued. 


Lords of Session : . 

61. That His Majesty be enabled to grant certain Sums in 
Augmentation of the present Salaries of certain Lords of Session ; 
LXXXxIVv. 326, 


Marine Policies : 

62. That the gradual diminution of Stamp Duty derived from 
Marine Policies during several years of increasing Trade, Com- 
merce and Navigation, has fully demonstrated the impolicy of this 
Tax in the discouragement of British Insurances, and the promo- 
tion of successful foreign competition; and that it is the duty of 
this House to take an early opportunity to repeal or reduce the 
same; xcul. 106. 


Members : 

63. That every Member of the House of Commons do forth- 
with make a Return to the Speaker, stating the place he represents; 
and where his Return is for a City or Borough, to state the num- 
ber of Citizens or Burgesses who have a right, to vote, so far as he 
shall be able so to do, &amp;c.; txxxvi. 42.——That a Member do 
in his place attend a Committee of the whole House, to whom a 
Bill was referred; txxx1m. 152. That the names of Members 
absent at a Call of the House be reported by Mr. Speaker to the 
House on a certain day; txxxvu. 320.———That a Member be 
taken into the custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms ; xc11. 270.——— 
For discharging a Member out of custody without payment of 
Fees; Lxxxt. 379. That certain Members be added to Com- 
mittees; LXxx111. 302.—LxxxIv. 144.—Lxxxvill.518.—Lxxx1x. 171, 
———For Members to have Leave of Absence; Lxxx. 304,_———- 
For a Standing Order against Members voting in Committee, 
where their pecuniary interest is concerned ; Lxx1x. 423. 


Ministers : 

64. That it is the Opinion of this House, that the absence of 
Ministers during the time allotted for the presentation of Petitions, 
is an insult to the Commons and an injustice to the People of 
England; txxxviu. 420. 


Navarin :—See infra, 89. 


Notices: 


65. That leave be granted that Notices be given of Applications 
for Private Bills; txx1x. 329.—Lxxx111. 284. 


Offices : 


66. That all Offices filled up after this date, in any Department 
under the Crown, Civil, Military, Naval or Colonial, shall be 
subject to such Alterations as to Duties, and to such Deductions 
as to Salary and Emoluments, as His Majesty, by advice of His 
Ministers, shall make, without the Person so appointed having any 
claim for compensation or allowance for such alterations; txxxvu11. 
286. 

67. That on all future Vacancies of Sinecure Offices at home 
and abroad, no new appointments to such vacant offices shall be 
made, with any Salary, Fees or Emoluments thereto attached ; 
LXXXVIII. 286. 


Orders of the Day: 

68. For now reading the Orders of the Day; xc1. 685.—xc1. 
478.————For now reading a particular Order of the Day; 
LXXXVI. 324,—LXxxvill. 502.—xcl. 367. That in this present 
Session of Parliament all Orders of the Day set down in the 
Order Book for Wednesday shall be disposed of before the House 
will proceed upon any Motions of which Notices shall be entered 
in the Order Book; txxxvi. 635. That in the present Ses- 
sion of Parliament all Orders of the Day set down in the Order 
Book for Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays shall be disposed of 
before the House will proceed upon any Motions of which Notices 
shall be entered in the Order Book; txxxvi. 789.———That the 
Order of the Day (for the Committee on the Reform of Parlia- 
ment [England] Bill) do take precedence of Public Petitions, 
Notices of Motions, and other Orders on each Day on which it 
may be appointed; 1xxxvi. 682.—&lt;——That for the remainder of 
the Session, Orders of the Day do take precedence of Notices of 
Motions; txxx1x. 471.———That on Tuesdays, Orders of the 
Day have precedence of Notices, except Notices already given ; 
LXXXIX. 273. 


Parliament : 

69. That it is the Opinion of this House, that a Reform of the 
State of the Representation is expedient; txxxv. 70.——That 
this House deems it expedient to repeal or mitigate such 
Clauses of the Reform Bill as have been found to have an unex- 
pected restrictive operation, particularly those regarding the pay- 
ment of Rates and Taxes, &amp;c.; txxx1x. 413. See infra, 71. 





(1.)—In the House—continued. 


Petitions : 

70. For bringing them up; txxv. 471.—Lxx1x. 106. 174. 508,— 
LXXXI. 362,—LXXXV. 107.—LXXXVI. 707.—XC. 297.—xCI. 698. 
That Petitions do lie on the Table; txxv1. 146.—Lxxvut. 432, 
LXxxVI. 738. 841.—.Lxxxvill. 46.—xc. 570.—xcI. 699.————T hat 
Petitions be printed; itxxvi. 448.—.Lxx1x. 483.—Lxxxm, 44,— 
LxXxx11Il. 306.—Lxxxvi. 161. 908.—Lxxxvil. 300.—LXxxvilI. 20, 
———That Petitions be printed inthe Votes; xc. 441.———For re. 
ferring them to a Committee of Privileges; txxv1. 170. To Select 
Committees; xxv. 72.—Lxxx11.530.—Lxxx111. 446. 541.—.Lxxxvirr 
336.—xc. 255.—xcu.257. ToaSelect Committee sitting on another 
subject; xc. 141.—xcu. 398. To Committee of Supply; txxvu, 
407. To a Committee of Appeal; .txxxv. 546. That a 
Petitioner be called to the Bar to verify the matter of his Peti- 
tion; Lxxxvi. 649. That a Petition be taken into considera- 
tion on a future Day; rxxxu1. 160.———That Petitions relating 
to a particular Measure shall have precedence of other Petitions, 
while that Measure is in progress; Lxxxvuil. 246. 


Plans of the New Houses of Parliament : 

71. That previous to any of the Plans for the Two Houses 
being laid before the Committee appointed to consider and report 
on the Plans, the whole of the Plans which may have been sub- 
mitted to His Majesty’s Commissioners shall be exhibited to 
public view; xcr. 63. 


Poor : 
72. That the various Provisions of the Laws for the Settlement 
of the Poor have given rise to a course of expensive and embar- 
rassing litigation; Lxxvi1l. 366. 


Poor, Ireland : 

783. That it is the Opinion of this House, that it will be expe- 
dient to take into early consideration, in the next Session of Par- 
liament, the Condition of the Poor in Ireland, with a view of 
introducing a modified System of Poor Laws into that Country; 
LXXXIVv. 272. 

74. That it is expedient that Provision should without delay be 
made by Assessment upon Property in Ireland, for the Relief of 
the aged, infirm and helpless Poor in that Kingdom; xc. 141. 


Post Office : 

75. Relative to the time the General Post Receiving Boxes at 
the Branch Offices in the Metropolis, and at the Houses of Lords 
and Commons, should be kept open; xci1. 233. 

Printed Papers : 

76. That it is not within the Province of the Select Com- 

mittee on Printed Papers to interfere with the discretion of Mr. 


Speaker in the distribution of the Printed Papers of the House; 
XCI. 205. 


Printing : 

77. For printing Accounts and Papers; txxxi1v. 384.——— 
For printing Petitions; txxvit. 448.—Lxx1x. 483,—Lxxx11. 44. 
—LXxxill. 306.—LxxXxvI. 161. 908.—Lxxxvil. 300.—LXxxvillI. 20. 
~———-For printing Evidence taken at the Bar, on hearing Com- 
plaint against a Newspaper ; Lxxvi. 335. 


Private Bills: 
78. That the present Distribution of Counties prepared under 
the direction of the Speaker some years ago, had been found ill- 
suited to the object for which it was framed, and suggesting a new 
Distribution, &amp;c.; txxx1. 200. See supra, 30. 


Public Business :—See supra, 68. 


Questions (the Previous Question) : 

79. That that Question be now put; Lxxv. 273,—.xxvi. 151. 
—Lxxvil. 319.—Lxxx1l. 384.—LxxxuI. 289.—LxxxIv. 272.— 
LXXXV. 135.—Lxxxvi. 202. 838.—Lxxxvull. 602.—Lxxxix. 134.— 
xc. 141.—xc1. 245. 


Railways : 
80. Relative to the Sale of Shares, to the Publieation of the 
Names of Assents and Dissents, and to raising Money for the 
prosecution of such Undertakings; xc1. 99. 


Revenue : 
81. Respecting the Expense of managing and collecting the 
Revenue ; Lxxv. 397. 


Roman Catholics : 

82. That the House is deeply impressed with the necessity of 
taking into immediate consideration the Laws imposing Civil Dis- 
abilities on His Majesty’s Roman Catholic Subjects, with a view 
to their Relief; txxxu. 289. 


Salt : 











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VI. Motions Withdrawn—continued. 
(1.)—Jn the House—continued. 


Salt : 
83. That it expedient that the present Rate of Duty on Salt be 
continued, to enable the Government to remit the Window Duty ; 
Lxx1x. 361. 


Sewers : 

84. That Mr. Telford be instructed to report upon the best 
plan for draining the Metropolis under the present system of 
Sewerage, and to point out any Improvements that can be made 
therein ; Lxxxvil. 540. 


Sierra Leone : 
85. That it is expedient to withdraw the Settlement of Sierra 
Leone; LXxxv. 155. 


Speaker : 
86. That the Speaker do now leave the Chair for the House 
to go into Committees; txxvi. 242. 459.—.Lxxvil. 314. 365.— 
LXXVIM. 417.—LXXIX. 255.—Lxxxv. 39, 40.—LXXXvI. 391. 424.— 
LXXXIX. 475.—xclI. 294.—xci. 577. 


Standing Orders: 

87. For referring a Petition complaining of the Standing 
Orders not having been complied with, to the Select Committee 
on Standing Orders; Lxxx. 126.———That, with the concurrence 
of the Standing Order Committee, the Report in the case of the 
Petition for a Railway Bill be referred back to the Committee, in 
order that they may fully inquire into all the allegations of the 
Petitioners, and report their Opinion; xc1. 122. That the 
Petition for a Railway Bill, together with the Report of the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, on the Petition foranother 
Railway Bill, be referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 
to inquire into the matters contained in the said Petition and 
Report, and report their Opinion; xcu. 122,——That a Pe- 
tition for leave to proceed with a Railway Bill be referred to the 
Select Committee on Standing Orders; xcu. 175.———For dis- 
pensing with the Standing Order requiring Fourteen Days between 
the presentation of a Petition and the Day on which the Com- 
mittee shall sit (an Irish Bill); xcu. 372. 





Sugar and Coffee : 

88. That it is just and expedient to admit the Sugar and Coffee 
of our Eastern Possessions, the produce of free labour, on equal 
terms with the Sugar and Coffee of the West Indies and Mauri- 
tius; LXXxXVIUI. 622. 


Thanks of the House : 
89. That the Thanks of this House be given to Vice-Admiral 
Sir Edward Codrington, for his able and gallant conduct in the 
successful and decisive Action with the Turkish Fleet in the Bay 
of Navarin, on the 20th October 1827; txxx111. 58. 


Timber Duties : 
90. That the Evidence given by Henry Warburton, Esq", m.p., 
before the Select Committee on Timber Duties, be printed, ver- 
batim, from the Short-hand Writer’s Notes, with the same Evi- 
dence from the published Report of the Committee, placed in 
parallel Columns opposite each Question and Answer ; xc1. 130. 


Tithes : 
91. That the Tithe System in Ireland has been the fruitful 


source of misery and crime, and should be totally extinguished ; 
LXXxvill. 541. 


Tobago : 
92. That the House will, early in the next Session, appoint a 


Select Committee to inquire into the Administration of Justice in 
the Island of Tobago; uxxvi. 419. 


Tolls and Customs (Ireland) : 
93. For a Commission to inquire into the Tolls and Customs 
collected in Fairs, Markets and Sea Ports in Ireland; ixxx1. 61. 


Trade, Regulation of : 
94, That no Bill regulating the conduct of any Trade, altering 

the Laws of Apprenticeship in relation to any particular Business, 
&amp;e., shall be read the First Time until a Select Committee shall 
have inquired into the expediency of the proposed Regulations, 
and reported thereon; Lxxv. 311. 


Trials : 
95. That the Clerk and Short-hand Writer who attended the 
Police Committee in 1817, do attend the Court of King’s Bench 


with the Minutes of Evidence, and give Evidence on the Trial of 
Meek v. Collins; uxxvi. 87.——That the proper Officer of the 





(1.)—In the House—continued. 


Trials—continued. 

House do attend the Court of King’s Bench with the Journal of 
this House, containing the entries of presenting the Petition of 
William Peddle, of Frome, in July 1828, and the Petition of 
Charles Houlden Walker, on 7 February 1831; txxxvut. 433. 


Turnpike Road Bills: 

96. That after the present Session, all Bills which among other 
matters shall contain provisions for the renewal, or repeal and re- 
newal of any Act or Acts relating to Turnpike Fees, &amp;c. ; uxxx11. 
256. 


Votes :—See supra, 70. 


Witnesses : 

97. That Thomas Arrowsmith, William Shackle and Robert 
Thomas Weaver had prevaricated in their Evidence on the hear- 
ing of the matter of the Complaint against the John Bull News- 
paper; LXxvi. 335. See supra, 95. 


(2.)—In Committees of the Whole House : 


Acts of Parliament: 


98. For now reading an Act of a previous Session; Lxxxix. 
511. 


Bills : 

99. For leaving out certain words and inserting others ; 
LXxxv. 619.———For postponing a Clause; xc11. 367.———For 
bringing up a Clause; Lxxx1v. 199.———For reading a Clause 
2°; xcr. 712. That certain words stand part of a Clause; 
xcI. 472. That certain words stand part of an Amend- 
ment to a Clause; txxx1v. 209.———That a Clause, as amended, 
stand part of a Bill; 1xxxvu.71.———That certain places be 
added to Schedules of a Bill; txxxvi. 733. 743. 





Chairman : 

100. That Chairman do now leave the Chair; xc. 43.—xcu. 
141. To supersede Motions; rxxx1x. 291.——— Do report 
Progress ; LXxxvi. 704.—LXxxvil. 227.,—.Lxxxvill. 181,—Lxxx1x. 
195.—xc. 497.—xc1. 262.————_In Committee of Supply; 
LXXXvVII. 98.———-To supersede Motions; xc. 374.—xcu. 201. 
———-In Committee of Supply ; xcu1. 228. 


Civil List : 


101. Amount of Grant; Lxxxvi. 437. 





Judges’ Salaries : 

102. That His Majesty be enabled to grant, in augmentation 
of the present Salaries of certain Lords of Session in Scotland, the 
following annual net Sums ; that is to say, to the Lord President of 
the Court of Session the sum of £.1,000, to the Lord Justice 
Clerk the sum of £.1,000, and to each of the Lords of Session, 
not being a Commissioner of the Jury Court, the sum of £.500 ; 
LXXXxIV. 327. 


Supply : 

103. In Committee of Supply :—America; Missions, &amp;c. to ; 
Charge for; Lxxxv. 515.———America, British North; Eccle- 
siastical Establishment, Expense of; txxx1x. 196.———Austra- 
lia, Western; Expenses of; xc. 447.———Bahama Islands ; 
Charge for the Civil Establishment of; .xxxvu. 513. 
Buildings, Public; Charge for Repair of, &amp;c.; txxxvin. 672. 

Army; Land Forces, Number of; txxxv. 85.—.LXxxxvi. 
279. Principal Officers of Public Departments, Allowances to ; 
LXXXIx. 82.—— Consuls, Salaries of; txxx1x. 177.————- Courts 
of Justice ; Salaries of Commissioners ; Lxxxv. 515.———Crimi- 
nal Prosecutions, Ireland; Charge for; Uxxx1x. 507.——— 
Dublin Police and Watch Establishments ; Expenses of; txxxvut. 
500.——— Foreign Department; Contingent Expenses, and 
Messengers’ Bills; txxxv. 425.———Home Department; Fee 
Fund, Charge for; Lxxxv. 396.———Milbank Penitentiary ; 
Charge for; Lxxxv. 425.———Navy: Admiralty Office; Sala- 
ries and Contingent Expenses ; LXXx1x. 35.——Admiralty, Navy 
Pay, Navy and Victualling Offices; Salaries and Contingent Ex- 
penses; LXxxv. 215.—Dock Yards, Charge for Repairs and 
Improvements in; LXXXvV. 233, 240. Navy Pay Office, 
Salaries, and Contingent Expenses ; Lxxxv. 215.——Sea Service, 
Number of Men for; txxxvi. 305.—xc. 126.——Victualling 
and Medical Departments; New Works for; uxxxvu. 98.— 
——— Ordnance ; Charge of Salaries of Civil Establishments of; 
LXXxv. 256.——Charge of Extraordinaries of; LXxxv. 353. 
——— Proclamations in the Dublin Gazette; Expense of; 
LXXXVI. 803.——— Refuge for the Destitute; Charge for; 
LXXXV. 425,———— Ross, Captain; Sum to; iLxxxix. 130. 




















GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


——— Treasury ; 
8G 





670 


MOTIONS——NATIONAL. 








VI. Motions Withdrawn—continued. 
(2.\—In Committees of the Whole House—cont*. 
Supply—continued. 


Treasury; Fee Fund, Charge for; Lxxxv. 396.——— 
Volunteer Corps; Charge for; Lxxxv. 91.—LXXXVI. 425. 576. 
———- Windsor Castle; Charge for Repairs and Improvements 
of; Lxxxv. 361.———Works, Public, Ireland; Expense of; 
xcl. 763. 


Tithes Commutation : 

104. That it is the opinion of this Committee, that the collec- 
tion of Tithes in England and Wales shall cease and determine ; 
that instead of Tithes the Owners of titheable Land shall pay a 
fixed proportion of the annual value thereof to the Tithe Owners; 


VII. Incidental Proceedings: 


106. Motions dropped for want of Forty Members; ixxv. 
334.—.Lxxvi. 430.—.Lxxvil. 439.—LxxIx. 450.—LXxx. 221.— 
LXXXIII. 493.—LX XXIV. 372.—LXxxV. 363.—LXXXxVI. 194.—LXXXVII. 
498.—Lxxxvill. 615.—Lxxx1x. 267.—xc. 370.—xcI. 730.—XCII. 
102.——-In Committee of the whole House; ixxxv. 605.— 
LXX XIX, 478.—xcr1. 382..———Motion dropped, the House being 
interrupted by a Message from His Majesty to attend him in the 








(2.)—In Committees of the Whole House—cont', 


Tithes Commutation —continued. 
and that such proportions shall be ascertained in the different 
Counties: That all parties liable to such annual payment may 
redeem the same, by the payment of a sum equal to Twenty-five 
Years’ Purchase of the amount for which they shall become liable; 
LXXXIx. 182. 


Works, Public, (Ireland) : 


105. That the Treasury may direct the issue of a Sum out of 
the Consolidated Fund in Ireland towards making or repairing 
Roads and Bridges, and other Public Works in Ireland; txxxy;, 
596. 


House of Peers at the Close of the Session; Lx xXvI. 516,——_ 
Motion dropped, the House having adjourned in consequence of 
the informality of the Proceedings in relation to an Election 
Ballot; xc. 275.———In Committee of the whole House; 
Motion superseded by Resolution that Chairman do report Pro- 
gress; LXXXvI. 63, 








Mountain Land :—see Land Revenue, 7. 
Mumbles Lighthouse :—see Committees, 960. 


Lighthouses, 5. 


Municipal Corporations :— sce Corporations, 
Municipal. 


Murder :—See Offences, 5, 7. 


Murderous Attempts (Scotland) :—Bii for 


the more effectual Punishment thereof in certain cases; Ordered, 
LXxXxIV. 226. Presented, 233. Printed, 260. R. a. 372. 


Murray, J. A. :—see Nozeed. 





Museum, British :—see British Museum. 


Music and Dancing :—Biti to repeal so much of 
Act 25 Geo. II., as restrains the Amusements of Music and 
Dancing; Ordered, xc. 415. Presented; printed; 415. Pe. 
titions in favour; From, Managers, Performers and others, of 
the Royal Surrey Theatre; Lionel Benjamin Rayner; 441. 
Bill passed, 524. Not returned from the Lords. 


Musical Compositions :—see Copyrigit, 2. 


Mustaphanagur, Zemindar of : — ge 
Nozeed. 


Mutiny 


Navy, 1. 


Acts :——See Army, 6. East India Affairs, 4,5. 








N. 


Names: Petitions for Bills, and Bills from the 
Lords, relative to Names, and Proceedings 
thereon : 


1. Ackerley, Joseph Chamberlayne Wilkinson ; To enable 
him to take and use the Surname of Chamberlayne; From 
the Lords, txxxvi. 595. Read, 597. R. a. 713.——— 
Barber, John. See infra, 2. Berry. See infra, 10. 
Butterton. See infra, 8.———Charlett. See infra, 7. 
———2. Garlick, John; To enable John Barber to take 
and use the Surname of Garlick, pursuant to the Will of 
John Garlick ; From the Lords, txxxrv. 304. Read, 304. 
R. A. 372.———3. Goodlake, John Surman; To enable 
him to take and use the Surname of Surman; From the 
Lords, txxxvi. 420. Read, 421. Committed, 498. Not 
proceeded in. Another Bill; txxxv1. 633. Read, 644. 
R. A. 713.————4,_ Hicks, Edward ; To enable him to use 
and bear the Surname and Arms of Hicks; From the 
Lords, xc1. 225. Read, 225. pr. a. 392.———5. Lockhart, 
John Ingram ; For continuing, confirming and establishing 
unto and upon John Ingram Lockhart, Esq", the Surname 
and Arms of Wastie, pursuant to the Will of Francis 
Wastie, Esq", deceased; From the Lords, txxxvi. 235. 
Read, 239. Rr. a. 8382.———6, Lumley, Frederick; To 
enable him to take and use the Surname and Arms of 
Saville; uxxx1x. 344. Read, 346. nr. a. 489.————- Mil- 
borne. See infra, 8.———7. Newport, James Wakeman; 
To enable him to assume and use the Name of Charlett ; 





Names: Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


From the Lords, txxx. 338. Read, 341. rR. a. 442.——— 
8. Pilkington, Dame Mary and Sir William ; To authorize 
Dame Mary, the Wife of Sir William Pilkington, Bart., 
to bear the Surnames of Milborne and Swinnerton, and 
for authorizing the said Sir William and Dame Mary to 
bear or quarter the Arms of Swinnerton, of Butterton 
and Milborne, and for other Purposes; From the Lords, 
xci. 578. Read, 580, R. a. 710.———9. Reading, 
Kelly Jenkyn Parke; To enable him to use and bear the 
Arms of Reading; From the Lords, txxvm. 286. Read, « 
294. R. a. 368. Samwell. See infra, 11.—— 
Savile. See supra, 6.———Surman. See supra, 3.——— 
Swinnerton. See supra, 8.———10. Thomas, James; To 
enable him to take and use the Surname and Arms of 
Berry; From the Lords, txxxix. 71. Read, 73. rR. a. 165. 
——-Wastie. See supra, 5.——11. Watson, Wenman 
Langham; To enable him to take the Name and use the 
Arms of Samwell; From the Lords, txxxvi. 714. Read, 
714. R.A. 777. 


N ation :—See Addresses, 1500. State of the Nation. 


National Gallery :——See Accounts and Papers, 3943- 


3949. Petitions, 1468, 1469. Supply, 319. 


National Debt :—séee pest, National. 








Paturalizations. 














NATURALIZATIONS. 








RNaturalisations. 








and Sir John Emerick Edward Dalberg Acton, 
Bart. ; From the Lords, xcu. 607. Read, 607. Leave 
to Committee to sit and proceed, and to report upon certain 
Days, 617. R.A. 662.———-2.__ Albrecht, Meridal; From 
the Lords, xc. 242. Read, 244. pr. a. 334.———3. Alep- 
son, Martin, and Alepson, Matthew; From the Lords, xct1, 
45. Read, 48. Committee revived; Leave to sit and pro- 
ceed ona certain day; 105. R. a. 186.———4, Allegati, 
Francis; From the Lords, txxviu. 365. Read, 368. R.A. 
434.———5. Alihusen, Christian; From the Lords, xc. 
190. Read, 191. n. a.334.———6. Anichini, Pompey; 
From the Lords, uxxxvu1.58. Read,80. Rr. a.230.——— 
7. Arneman, Theresa; From the Lords, txxvu. 326. 
Read, 328. Rk. A. 368.———Arroyave. See infra, 28. 


8. Becker, John; From the Lords, xcr1. 123. Read, 123. p. a. 


281. 9. Behrends, George; From the Lords; 
LXxxvill. 147, Read, 149. rR. a.238.———10. Benyon, 
Edward Richard; From the Lords, txxx. 199. Read, 
208. R. A.360.———-11. Bergman, Henry Christopher ; 
From the Lords, xc. 430. Read, 433. R. a. 500.—— 
12. Boode, Andreas Christian, and Children; From 
the Lords, txxvm1. 346. Read, 349. rp. a. 400.——— 
13. Brandt, Emanuel Henry; From the Lords, ixxx. 
435. Read, 438. R. a. 587. 





14. Campbell, Ferdinand, and Samuel Griffin Campbell; 


From the Lords, txxx1v. 190. Read,195. R.A. 297.—— 
15. Campbell, Ferdinand Stewart ; From the Lords, txxx1v. 
82. Read, 83. pr. a. 158.———16. Campbell, Frederick ; 
From the Lords, rxxx1.364. Read, 364. rR. a. 379.——— 
Campbell, 8S. G. See supra, 14. ——17. Castelli, Frank ; 
From the Lords, xc. 45. Read, 49. Committee revived; 
Leave to sit, and proceed on a certain day; 105. R.A. 186. 
——18. Castelli, Michael; From the Lords, xci. 45. 
Read, 49. Committee revived; Leave to sit, and proceed 
on a certain day; 105. rR. a. 186. 19. Chapeaurouge, 
Philip Augustus de; From the Lords, txxxv. 370. Read, 
376. R. A. 502.———20. Chappt, Jean Baptiste Paul ; 
From the Lords, txxx1v. 167. Read, 167. R. a. 297. 
——— 21. Claremont, Edward Stopford; From the 
Lords, xct. 8327. Read, 333. rp. a. 488.——22. Cod- 
wise, Edward; From the Lords, txxxvit. 133. Read, 135. 
R. A. 219.————-23, Coesvelt, William Gordon ; From the 
Lords, txxvu. 422. Read, 426. rp. a.471.———24. Cor- 
tazzi, John; From the Lords, xc. 152. Read, 159. R. a. 
334. 





2%. Daelman, Peter; From the Lords, uxxx1. 478. Read, 


483. R. A. 535.———-26. Darthez, John Peter; From 
the Lords, xc1. 75. Read, 86. Rr. a. 231.———27. De 
Arabet, Gasper Peter Elias Baron; From the Lords, 
xc. 341. Read, 348. Rr. a.419.———28. De Arroyave, 
Anselma; From the Lords, txxxvim. 190. Read, 198. 
R. A. 294. ———-29._ De Buck, Winandus Johannes; Pe- 
tition for a Bill, and Bill ordered ; txxvu.19. Presented, 
24. Not proceeded in———30, De Buck, Wynand 
John; From the Lords, xxx. 480. Read, 480. R. a. 
520.——31. De Carvalho, Custodio Periera; From 
the Lords, txxxvi. 601. Read, 605. R. a. 713.———32. 
D’ Eqville, James Hervet; From the Lords, txxv. 235. 
Read, 235. R. a. 342.———33. De La Rive, Arthur 
Auguste, and his Children; From the Lords, txxx1x. 449. 
Read, 457. R. a. 525.————-34, De La Tour Jacques, 
Louis Auguste Joseph Des Champs; From the Lords, xc. 
341. Read, 347. Rr. a. 419. 35. Desvignes, Peter, 
Hubert and George; From the Lords, txxxvi. 596. 
Read, 597. Rr. a. 713.———36. De Thoren, Baron; 
From the Lords, xcr. 639. Read, 642. rR. a. 710.——— 
37. De Tressan, Agnes Hemilian; From the Lords, xc. 
359. Read, 365. R. a. 474. ————-38. Dumas, Henry ; 
From the Lords, txxx1v. 190. Read, 191. rR. a. 297. 
———39. Du Thon, Antoine Beat Albert; From the 
Lords, uxxx1v. 170. Read, 172. Rp. a. 221. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Petitions for Private Bills, and Bills from the Lords, relative to Naturalizations, 
and Proceedings thereon : 


1. Acton, Dame Marie Louise Pelline De Dalberg Acton, 


40. Etzerodt, Christian ; From the Lords, uxxxvr. 860. Read, 
860. R.A. 921. 


41. Ferguson, Henry Robert; From the Lords, uxxviu. 358. 
Read, 360. rp. a. 434,———42. Fernandes, Joze Luis; 
From the Lords, txxvi. 296. Read, 297. R. a. 385. 
——43. Fernondez, Barnardino Antonio ; From the 
Lords, txxxtv. 202. Read, 205. R. a. 297.—— 44. 
Flathmann, Herman Henrich; From the Lords, uxxxv1. 
766. Read, 780. Rp. a. 861.———45. Focke, Julius; 
From the Lords, xc1. 225. Read, 225. Rr. a. 281.——— 
46. Francken, Charles William; From the Lords, 
LXXxIx. 371. Read, 375. rR. A. 439.———47. Fructuozo, 
John Anthony; From the Lords, txxxv. 148. Read, 151. 
R. A. 280. 


48, Hales; For naturalizing Edmee Nicole Pulcherie Felice 
Hales, and her infant Daughter; From the Lords, xcu, 
387. Read, 387. Rr. a. 450. 49. Halle, Emanuel; 
From the Lords, xc. 291. Read, 303. rR. a. 419.——— 
50. Harms, John Henry Garey; Petitions, and Bill 
ordered; txxv. 141. Presented, 158. Takes Oaths, 239. 
R.A. 342.———51. Hebeler, Bernhard ; From the Lords, 
Lxxxvi.511. Read, 513. Not proceeded in. Another 
Bill; txxxvi. 596. Read, 597. R. a. 713.———652. 
Heymann, Lewis; Petition for a Bill; Bill ordered ; xct. 
49. Not proceeded in——53. Hoffman, Augustus 
Frederick William ; Petition; Bill ordered; txxvitt. 18. 
Presented, 161. Takes Oaths, 199. R. a. 335, ———54. 
Humbert, Francis Joseph; From the Lords, txxxv. 485. 
Read, 487. R.A. 562.———-55. Huth, Charles Frederick ; 
From the Lords, xcu. 392. Read, 392. rp. a. 459. 








56. Jacob, Frederick William; From the Lords, txxxiut. 
185. Read, 187. rk. a. 244. 


67. Klingender, Frederick Charles Lewis; From the 
Lords, uxxxut. 271. Read, 279. R. a. 376.———58. 
Koch, John Henry; From the Lords, txxvu..470. Read, 
471. R. A. 487.———59. Kramer, Christian; From the 
Lords, txxv. 458. Read, 458. Committee to sit and pro- 
ceed, and to report on the Morrow, 460. Rr. a. 469. 


6o. Leislers, John; From the Lords, uxxxvim. 335. Read, 
341. R. A. 471.———61. Lemme, John Louis; From 
the Lords, txxxvi. 461. Read, 464. rR. a. 531.——— 
62. Levyssohn, Edward Henry ; From the Lords, txxxvi. 
723. Read, 725. n.a.777.———63. Liebreich, James, 
and others; From the Lords, xc1. 232. Read, 232. rR. a. 
392, ———— 64. «Lindon, William; From the Lords, 
LXxxvi. 101. Read, 102. Rr. a. 238.———-65. Loewe, 
David Meyer; From the Lords, xc. 242. Read, 243. 
R. A. 334. 


66. Magnus, Louis; From the Lords, xc. 190. Read, 191. 
R. A. 334. ———67. Marcus and others; Petition; Bill 
ordered ; xc1. 60.———68. Massingberd, Marie Jeane ; 
From the Lords, rxxv. 218. Read, 221. rR. a. 342. 
69. Martin, Andrew; From the Lords, xcr. 452. Read, 
460. Passed, with an Amendment, 509. Amendment 
agreed to by the Lords, 521. r. a. 570.———70. Mathien, 
Julian; From the Lords, uxxx. 551. Read, 554. Rr. a. 
603,———71. Matthiessen, William; From the Lords, 
LXxxvitl. 222. Read, 233. r. a. 353.————-72. _Maubert, 
John Francis; From the Lords, xxx. 127. Read, 130. 
R. A. 251.———73. Meinertzhagens, Daniel; From the 
Lords, xcn. 392. Read, 390. R. a. 459. 74. Melby, 
Andrew; From the Lords, txxxu. 505. Read, 510. R. a. 
588. 75. Mencke, John Christian; From the 
Lords, uxxx1. 339. Read, 342. Rp. a. 379. 76. 
Metté, Bernard; From the Lords, xcu. 123. Read, 123. 
R. A. 281.77. Metté, Echardt Martin; From the 
Lords, rxxxvm. 164. Read, 169. Rk. A, 245.————78. 
Metté, Henry Anthony ; From the Lords, xcu. 123. 
Read, 123. Rr. a. 281.———-79._ Meyer, Morris Sigis- 
mund; Bill ordered; .xxxu. 186. Presented, 324. 
Takes Oaths, 366. R. a. 559.———80. Meyer, Philip 

James; 














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NATURALIZATIONS——NAVIGATIONS. 











Petitions for Private Bills, and Bills from the Lords, &amp;c.—continued. 


James ; From the Lords, txxxrv. 343. Read, 345. RB. A. 
400. 81. Michaelis, Bernhard; From the Lords, 
Xcr. 115. Read, 117. Rp. a. 231.———82. Mieville 
Frederic Louis; From the Lords, xc. 242. Read, 244. 
R. a. 334.———83.  Mousley, John Peter Segundo, and 
Charles Edward Eugene Mousley; From the -Lords, 
LXXXxIx. 260. Read, 276. R. a. 400.———84. Murat, 
John Queriol; From the Lords, xc. 311. Read, 314. 
R. A. 419. 


104. Schuster, Leo ; From the Lords, txxxvut. 101, 

102. R. A. 238.———-105._Siller, John Peter Christian ; 
From the Lords, txx1x. 406. Read,411. R. 4a. 504, 
106. Simpson, George ; Petition; Bill ordered; txxvr, 39, 
Presented, 50. Not proceeded in.——— 107. Smith, 
George ; From the Lords, txxxv. 529. Read, 532. p, 4. 
646.———108. Smith, John Christopher ; From the Lo 
Lxxxv. 529. Read, 532. rR. a. 646.——— 109. Solarj 
9 Antonio; from the Lords, xcu. 264. ‘ 


Read, 266, 
A. 337.———110. Souchy, Johann; From the Lords, 
xcr. 535. Read, 538. rR. a. 665.———111. Stansbury, 
Joseph; From the Lords, uxxxu. 557. Read, 557. p, 4. 
86. Panizzi, Antonio; From the Lords, txxxvu. 70. Read, 588.———112. Steiner, Frederick ; From the Lords, xcr, 
85. RB. A. 219.———87. Pasteur, Pierre Jacques; From 82. Read, 86. Rr. a. 151.———113. Steinkeller, Peter 
the Lords, txxxvm. 60. Read, 66. R. a. 125.———88. Anthony ; From the Lords, xc1. 278. Read, 280. Rr. 4. 
Patzeher, Edward ; From the Lords, txxxvu. 450. Read, 392.———114. Steinthal, Ludwig; From the Lords, xc. 
453. R.A. 542,.———89. Pauli, Emilius Paulus; From 287. Read, 291. rR. a. 419.———115. Sturche, Claus; 
the Lords, txxxm1. 284. Read, 286. rR. a. 376.———90. From the Lords, txxxvi. 190. Read, 198. Rr. a. 294. 


Pein, Edward; From the Lords, txxxvi. 167. Read, 
116. ] . 
183. R. A. 2904.———91. Peniche, John Thomas; From = Tay ae rte ge tt Pian amie nee 
the Lord .279. Read, 282. rR. a. 363. 8. eee Sa ae eee 
eee ee me and Catherine; From the Lords, xc1. 25. Read, 26. Rp, 4. 
112, 118. T'inne, Philip Frederick ; From the Lords, 
LXxxviul. 277. Read, 302. kr. a. 400. 


85. Novelli, Philip ; From the Lords, txxvu. 291. Read, 300. 
R. A. 368. 


92. Rackwitz, Samuel; Petition; Bill ordered; xtxxv. 128. 
Presented, 159. Takes Oaths, 255. Rr. a. 342.93. 
Ramie, Charles Francis; From the Lords, txxxvi. 682. 
Read, 684. Rr. a. 777.———94. Rapallo, Ernesto Do- 
menico Damiano ; From the Lords, xcu. 264. Read, 266. 
R. A. 337.———95. Rée, Hermann Philipp; From the 
Lords, xc1. 535. Read, 538. nr. a. 665. 96. Reimers, 
John Christian Henry; From the Lords, txxv. 360. 
Read, 369. rR. a. 456.——97. Reiss, Leopold; From 
the Lords, xc1.535. Read, 538. r. a.665.———98. Ring, 
Nicholas; From the Lords, xc1. 100. Read, 102. pr. a. 
231.———99. Ritterspack, Frederick Andrews; From the 
Lords, txxv.312. Read, 315. Rp. a. 423. 


119. Van Wart, Henry; From the Lords; Read; xxx. 486, 
R. A. 587. 


120. Wiick, Charles Frederick; From the Lords, xxxvm, 
442. Read, 445. Leave to Committee to sit and to re. 
port on the Morrow, 460. R. a. 471.———121, Wild, 
Charles Frederick ; From the Lords, txxvi. 251. Read, 
252. RB. A. 368.————122. Wille, Charles Frederick; 
From the Lords, txxxr. 322. Read, 324. kr. a. 379, 
———123. Willert, Paul Ferdinand; From the Lords, 
xc. 152. Read, 172. Rr. a. 334,———124, Wolff, The 
Rev. Joseph; From the Lords, txxxu. 536. Read, 539, 
R. A. 559.————125. Woolsey, George Muirson; From 
the Lords, 1rxxxu. 408. Read, 465. rR. a. 559,——_— 
126. Zoller, John Frederick; From the Lords, xc. 485. 
Read, 486. R. a. 579. 


See Aliens. Divorces, 53. 


100. Salame, Abraham Victor; From the Lords, xcu. 74. 
Read,75. R. a. 186. 101. Satis, Catherine Caroline 
Scellier ; From the Lords, txxvit. 370. Read, 372. Rk. a. 
425,———102. Schmidt, Johann Jacob; From the Lords, 
xcr. 535. Read, 538. r. a.665.——103. Schwabe, Salis; 


From the Lords, xc. 129. Read, 131. rR. a, 225.——— Oaths, 15. 











Naval Affairs :-—sSee Navy. Navigable Rivers: Bills relative to: 


1. To repeal Act 24 Geo. II. to prevent Robberies on Navi- 
gable Rivers; Ordered; presented; printed; txxv. 174. Second 
Reading deferred, 325. Not proceeded in. 


Naval Asylum :—Bil for consolidating the Naval Asy- 
lum with Greenwich Hospital; Ordered, txxx. 387. Presented, 


394. R.A. 518. : es 
, 2. To repeal Act 24 Geo. II., and for making other Provisions; 


Ordered, 1ixxvi. 250. Presented; printed; 251. Instruction 
for the prevention of Robbery on Navigable Canals, 413. Bill 
passed, 429. Not returned from the Lords. 


Navarin :—Motion, That the Thanks of this House be given 
to Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Codrington, x.a.c., for his able 
and gallant Conduct in the successful and decisive Action with the 
Turkish Fleet, in the Bay of Navarin, on the 20th October 
1827; Previous Question and Motion withdrawn; Lxxxu11. 58. 

See Accounts and Papers; 3950. 3954. Addresses, 803. 
1416. Committees, 455. Supply, 356. 


Navigation and Shipping :—see Ships and 
Vessels. 











Navdvigations and Canals. 





Public Bills relative to Navigations and Canals; 1—3. 


Petitions for Private Bills relative to Navigations and Canals, 
and Proceedings thereon; 4—109. 


Resolutions relative to Navigations and Canals; 110. 











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ls, 


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NAVIGATIONS AND CAN ALS—continued. 673 





———_ 


J. Public Bills relative to Navigations and Canals: 


Caledonian Canal :—See Caledonian Canal. 


City Canal: 

1. Motion for bringing in a Bill for the Sale thereof; The King’s 
Recommendation signified ; Motion agreed to, and Bill ordered ; 
LXXXIV. 239. Presented ; printed; 240. Petition of Francis For- 
tune against, 251, p. Bill, as amended, printed, 253. Lords’ 
Amendment agreed to, 366. R. a. 400. 


Crinan Canal: 
2. For relinquishing, under certain conditions, the Debt due 
to the Public by the Company of Proprietors of the Crinan Canal; 
Ordered, txxx111.251. Presented, 290. Not proceededin. See 


infra, 29. 


II. Petitions for Private Bills relative 
ceedings thereon : 


Acklam :—See infra, 90. 


Aire and Calder Navigation : 

4. To enable the Company of Proprietors to make a navigable 
Cut at Knottingley; Referred, txxv. 137. Bill ordered, 143. 
Presented, 156. Petitions against, 159. 178. 212. 219. 224, 233. 
243, 247. 248, 256. Petitions in favour, 211.262. Voices, 211. 
King’s Consent signified, 313. Rr. a. 374.———To enable the 
Undertakers of the Navigation to make certain Cuts and Canals 
and to improve the said Navigation; Referred, uxxxu1. 59. Bill 
ordered, 77. Presented, 86. Petition respecting Standing 
Orders; Committee revived ; Petition referred; Leave to sit and 
proceed; 82. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 
98. Report, That the Report is informal, 116. Report on Peti- 
tion respecting Standing Orders re-committed to former Com- 
mittee; Resolution of Standing Order Committee referred; 116. 
Re-committed Report respecting Standing Orders; Reported ; 135. 
Petition for leave to proceed; 108. Petitions in favour, 82. 89. 
97.99. 103. 108. 111. 120. 124. 128. 135. 154. 168. 174. 184. 366. 
Petitions against, 184. 210. 238. 266. 273. 276. 281. 319. 334. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 442. R. a. 449. 


Alford to Anderby Canal : 
5. Referred, txxx1. 55. Bill ordered, 118. Presented, 128. 
Petition against, 212. Rr. a. 325. 


Almond :—See Waterworks, 2. 


American and Colonial Steam Navigation :—See Com- 
panies, 96. 


Anderby :—See supra, 5. 


Arun Navigation : 
6. For giving further Powers to that Company; Referred, 
ixxvi. 53. Reported; Bill ordered; 69. Presented, 134. Rk. a. 
383. 


Arundel :—See infra, 74. 


Atlantic and Pacific Ocean Ship Canal Company : 
7. To enable them to sue and be sued in the Name of their 
Secretary, &amp;c.; Referred, xxx. 93. Bill ordered, 118. Pre- 

sented, 232. Not proceeded in. See also Companies, 96. 


Autherley :—See infra, 91. 


Avon Navigation : 
8. To amend Act; Referred, txxx1. 65. Not proceeded in. 


Bann, Lower: 

9. For the conversion of the Lower Bann River into a Navi- 
gable Canal from Lough Neagh to the Sea below Coleraine, and 
for levying Tolls on Ships passing through the same; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 62. 
Petitions complaining of Non-comphance with the Standing 
Orders; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills; 119. 143.154. Not proceeded in. 


Basingstoke Canal : 
10. To enable the Company to raise a further Sum, and for 
making additional Works; Referred, txxx1. 66. Not proceeded 
in, See infra, 13. 


Baybridge : 
ll. For making a Canal from Bonesbridge to Baybridge ; 
Referred, uxxx. 60. Bill ordered, 212. Presented, 232. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 549. R.A, 586. 


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Lagan Navigation :—See Committees, 461. Spirits, 173" 


Royal Military Canal: 

3. For transferring and vesting the Royal Military Canal, 
Roads, Towing Paths, and the Ramparts and other works belong- 
ing thereto, and all Estates and Property taken and occupied for 
the same in the Counties of Kent and Sussex, and also the Rates 
and Tolls arising therefrom, in the principal Officers of His Ma- 
jesty’s Ordnance; Ordered, xcu. 432. Presented; printed; 482. 
R. A. 568. 


Shubenaccadie :—See Shubenaccadie Canal. 


to Navigations and Canals, and Pro- 


Bedford Level Navigation :— See Drainages, 5, 6. 


Beer Cove Canal : —See infra, 103. 


Belfast Canal and Dock: 


12. For making and maintaining a Navigable Canal out of 
the Lagan River; Referred, rxxx1x. 58. Report referred to 
Standing Order Committee, 103. Report, That the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 130. 


Berkeley Canal :—See infra, 44. 


Berks Canal :—See infra, 13. 106. 


Berks and Hants Junction Canal : 

13. For making a Canal from the River Kennet to the 
Basingstoke Canal; Referred, txxx. 52. Bill ordered,98. Pre- 
sented, 216. Petitions against, 322. 328. 360. 395. 406. 540. 
Petitions in favour, 322. 328. 390. 443. Voices, 395. Time 
enlarged for Committee to report, 459. House informed that the 
Committee had adjourned for a Month; Standing Order read ; 
Committee to meet and proceed; 474. Time enlarged for Com- 
mittee to report, 486. 520. Bill reported ; Report to lie upon the 
Table; 573. Not proceeded in.——— Another Petition; Re- 
ferred, txxx1. 12. Bill ordered, 16. Presented, 25. Petitions 
against, 31. 116. 132. 140. 180. Petitions in favour, 78. 84. 107. 
124. 129. 132, 149, 156. 170. 181. 187. Voices, 118. Report put 
off for Six Months, 215. 


Birmingham and Liverpool : 

14. For making a Canal from the Parish of Tettenhall to the 
Ellesmere and Chester Canal Navigation; Referred, txxx1. 24. 
Bill ordered, 29. Presented, 34. Petitions in favour, 83. 132. 
Petitions against, 104. 110. 126, 127. 132, 133. 139. 210. 240. 276. 
Voices, 258. Petitions respecting the Cunal, 210. 228. 240. 
Motion for now taking Report into further consideration, with- 
drawn, 210. Motion for now reading a Second Time Amend- 
ments made by the Committee to the Bill, withdrawn, 276. Bill 
re-committed ; Instruction for varying the Line; 239. Minutes 
presented, 291, Pp. R.A. 377. To enable the Company of 
Proprietors to alter the Line; Referred, xxx. 73. Bill ordered, 
98. Presented, 107. Petition against, 171. rR. a. 338. To 
enlarge and amend powers of Acts; Lxxxvi. 299. Bill ordered, 
332. Presented, 339. R. a. 517.———For leave to present a Pe- 
tition for a Bill to enable the Company to raise a further Sum of 
Money ; Referred, txxx1x. 193. Reported; Leave given; Peti- 
tion presented and referred ; 199. Bill ordered, 205. Presented, 
219. R. a. 320, For altering and enlarging powers of Acts, 
and to vary Tolls; Referred, xc. 79. Bill ordered, 100. Pre- 
sented, 121. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 
251. 258. 260. 265. 270. 283. Petitions in favour, 258. 260. 275. 
277. R.a. 346. See infra, 91. 








Birmingham and London Junction Canal : 

15. For making a Canal from the Stratford-on-Avon Canal 
Navigation to the Oxford Canal Navigation; Referred, txxxv. 
76. Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 145. Petitions complaining 
that fictitious names had been inserted in the List of Subscribers, 
and of the Non-compliance with the Standing Orders, 162, 163. 
Committee on Petition for Bill revived; Petitions referred ; 163. 
Petitions of Trustees of the Dunchurch and Stonebridge Road, 
stating, that the Section deposited does not comply with the 
Standing Orders; Referred in so far as relates to the Section; 169. 
Power to report Observations, together with Minutes of Evidence ; 
Reported; Report and Minutes to lie on the Table, and to be printed ; 
259. Minutes of the Committee, ordered ; presented ; ¥ lie on the 

Table, 
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II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Navigations and Canals, &amp;c.—continued. 


Birmingham and London Junction Canal—cont?. 

Table, and to be printed; txxxv. 274. Report read; Standing 
Order, 27 July 1814, read; Motion, That the Subscription List 
required to be deposited shall contain the Names, Places of Abode, 
the Quality or Calling of the Subscribers to the Work, and the 
Sums by them respectively subscribed; Debate thereupon ad- 
journed; 440. Further adjourned, 456. 524. 548. 582. Resumed ; 
Resolution to be made a Standing Order; 609. Motion, That 
no Bill, in respect of which a Subscription List is required to be 
deposited (except Turnpike Road Bills), be read a Second Time 
unless one-half the Sum required shall have been subscribed, &amp;c. ; 
Debate thereupon adjourned; 440. Further adjourned, 456, 544. 
548. 582. Resumed, 609. Main Question, as amended, agreed 
to; Resolution to be made a Standing Order, 610. Petition 
of Thomas Eyre Lee, praying to be heard against the Report 
of the Committee, 447, p. Report further considered ; Petition 
of Thomas Eyre Lee, read; Thomas Eyre Lee called in, and 
heard; Resolution, That Thomas Eyre Lee did deposit a List 
of Subscribers, and afterwards attested the truth and correctness 
thereof before the Committee to whom the Petition was referred; 
Motion, That it appears that the said Subscription List is a false and 
ficticious List, and that the same was culpably deposited, &amp;c. ; 
Amendment proposed; Question, as amended, agreed to; Re- 
solution, That the said Subscription List is a false and fictitious 
List ; Motion, That the said Thomas Eyre Lee has thereby been 
guilty of a Breach of the Privilege of this House ; Amendment 
proposed, and Question, as amended, agreed to; Resolution, That 
the said Thomas Eyre Lee, though warned as to the suspicious 
character of the said List, did nevertheless, as Agent for the Bill, 
attest its truth without due inquiry into the circumstances; Thomas 
Eyre Lee ordered to be reprimanded by Mr. Speaker ; called in 
and reprimanded accordingly; 451. What was said by Mr. 
Speaker to be entered in the Journals, Nem. con., 452. 


Bishop Briggs Canal and Railway : 
16. For making a navigable Canal and Railway from 
Bishop Briggs to Market Rasen; Referred, ixxx1. 66. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Blackrock :—See infra, 94. 
Blackwater :—See infra, 56. 


Blochairn Canal: 

17. For making and maintaining a Canal in the County of 
Lanark, from the Monkland Canal to the Lands of Dunchattan, on 
the North Side of Duke Street, Glasgow; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu.60. Bill ordered, 
139. Presented, 182. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 226. 268. 391. 407. Petition in favour, 409. Time 
enlarged for Committee to report, 434. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 635. R. a. 662. 


Bolton :—See infra, 59. 
Bonesbridge :—See supra, 11. 
Bonnybridge :—See infra, 55. 


Boyne Navigation : 

18. Toconfirm to the River Boyne Company and their Succes- 
sors, the Estate, Property, Power and Authority, and all Tolls, 
Rates and Duties appertaining thereto, between Drogheda and 
Carrick Dexter Lock, in the County of Meath; Referred, txxxvu. 
96. Bill ordered, 213. Presented, 220. Petition against, 304. 
Not proceeded in. 


Bridgewater and Taunton : 

19. To explain and amend Acts; Referred, txxxvir. 95. Bill 
ordered, 101. Presented, 119. Petition of Conservators of the River 
Tone, stating that the Standing Orders have not been complied 
with, 145. Petitions against, 145. 161, 162. Petition in favour, 
145. Order for Second Reading, read; Amendment proposed, 
but not made; Main Question agreed to; Bill committed, 145. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 258. R. a. 331.——To enable 
the Company to continue the Line of Canal below the Town of 
Bridgewater, and to vary the Powers of the several Acts relating 
to the Canal ; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills, xcu. 24. Bill ordered, 45. Presented, 74. 
R. A. 231. 


Bristol Channel :—See infra, 104. 


Bristol and Taunton Canal : 
20. To abridge, vary, extend and improve the samé; Referred, 
Lxx1x.65. Reported,115. Leave granted to make application to 
the Conservators of the River Tone Navigation; Bill ordered ; Com- 





Bristol and Taunton Canal—continued. 
mittee to report thereupon; 120. Bill presented, 124. Petitions 
against, 220. 227, 228 295. 302. 310. 318. Petitions in favour, 
228. 290. Petition for Provision; Referred, 431. Reported; 
Leave given to offer a Clause on the Third Reading; 434. Bill 
passed ; Clause added ; 434. pr. a. 502. 


Brockmoor :— See infra, 87. 
Bromielaw :—See infra, 26. 
Brue River :—See infra, 43. 
Bury :—See infra, 59. 


Bute (Cardiff) Ship Canal : 

21. For empowering the Marquis of Bute to make and main- 
tain a Ship Canal from the Eastern Hollows to or near the Town 
of Cardiff; Referred, xxxv. 48. Billordered, 81. Presented, 
132. Petitions against, 176. 192. 328.335. Time enlarged for 
Report, 380. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 589. R. a. 646, 

To alter, amend and enlarge Powers and Provisions of 
Act; Referred, txxx1x. 27. Bill ordered, 32. Presented, 37. 
k. A. 320. 


Calder and Hebble Navigation : 

22. To enable the Company to make a Canal near the Town of 
Halifax, and to amend Act; Referred, xxx. 30. Bill ordered, 
46. Presented, 62. Petition against, 132. Rr. a. 297,—— 
To alter and amend Acts; Referred, .xxx1x. 32. Bill ordered, 
37. Presented, 43. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 241. Ra, 
320. See supra, 4. 


Campsie Canal : 

23. For making a navigable Cut or Canal from the Forth and 
Clyde Canal, near the Lands of Easter Cadder to Campsie Alum 
Works, in the County of Lanark; Referred to the Select Com- 
inittee on Petitions for Private Bills, xc1. 53. Bill ordered, 166. 
Presented, 182. Petition in favour, 206. Petition against; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 269. Lords’ Amendmcnts agreed 
to, 581. R. a. 623. 


Cardiff :—See supra, 21. Poor,77. 
Carmyle :—See infra, 26. 


Cart (Renfrew) : 
24. For altering and amending Act 27 Geo. III.; Referred, 
xc. 60, Bill ordered, 132. Presented, 136. Petitions against; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 239. 246. r. a, 346. See infra, 39. 


Castle Hill :—sSee infra, 93. 


Chard Canal : 
25. From Creech Saint Michael to Chard; Referred, 1x xxix. 
50. Bill ordered, 61. Presented, 150. Committed, 179. Mem- 
ber added, 230. [The King’s Consent signified]; Bill passed ; 
360. R. A. 399. 


Chester :—See infra, 35. 


Clyde Navigation : 

26. Toamend Acts for enlarging the Harbour of Glasgow, 
and improving the Navigation of the River Clyde; Referred, 
Lxxx. 67. Petitions against, 198. 235. 316. 385. 388. 395, 399. 
411. 417. 452. Report on Petition referred to the Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders, 198. Report; Parties to proceed; 
224, Bill ordered, 226. Presented, 235. Voices, 388. Pe- 
titions in favour, 405. 444. R. a. 518. ———For improving the 
Navigation of the River Clyde, from the Bromielaw at Glasgow, 
Eastward to Carmyle, and for making a Road and Bridge; 
Referred, uxxx. 77. Bill ordered, 122. Petitions against, 200. 
235. 816. 399. 432. 444. Bill presented, 235. Petitions in favour, 
426. 444. Bill committed, 369. Voices, 432. Not proceeded in. 

To enable the Trustees of that Navigation to purchase 
certain Exemptions; Referred, uxxxv. 51. Bill ordered, 126. 
Presented, 132. Petitions against, 169. 177. 182. 207. 238. Pe- 
titions in favour, 216. 267. 281. 341. 344. Time enlarged for 
Report, 393. 430. Bill reported, 448. Report to lie on the 
Table, 449. Motion for re-committing Bill to former Com- 
mittee, withdrawn, 533. (See Committees, 1060.) ——— To 
revive and continue Act; Referred, txxxvi. 266. Bill 
ordered, 338. Presented, 341. Not proceeded in. To — 
amend and enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred, xct. 40. Bil 
ordered, 57. Presented, 119. Motion, That the Committee 0» 
the Petition for the Bill be revived, and Question Neg. thereupo™ 
144. Petition of William Dixon, complaining of the — 








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Clyde Navigation—continued. 


Orders not having been complied with, xc1. 136, Again read, 144. 

Petitions against the Bill; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 144. 

152. 159. 195. 209. 215. 242. 249, 254, 257. 272, 274. 293. 296. 
299. 325, 328. 350. In favour, 621. Petition complaining of a 
Resolution passed by the Committee on the Bill, by which the 
Clyde Trust will be separated from the General Municipal 
Government of the City, 429. Leave to print the Evidence taken 
before the Committee, 336. Power to send for Persons, Papers 


and Records, 351. Further consideration of Report put off for 


Six Months, 429. See infra, 40. 
Colonial Steam Navigation :-——See Companies, 96. 


Counters Creek : 


27. For widening and improving the same; Referred, Lxxv1tt. 
57. Not proceeded in———For widening and deepening the 
Bill ordered, 108. Presented, 


same; Referred, Lxx1x. 75. 
153. Petitions against, 220. 229. R. a. 427. See infra, 49. 


Coventry Canal : 


28. To consolidate and extend the Powers and Provisions of 
Acts; txxxv. 37. Referred, 38. Bill ordered, 60. Presented, 
137. Petition against, 350. Not proceeded in.———For amend- 
ing said Acte; Referred, xc1. 12. Petition for additional Pro- 
vision ; Referred, 12. Bill ordered, 32. Presented, 39. Petitions 
against, 106. 159. Instruction to Committee that they have power 


to make Provision therein, 81. Not proceeded in. 
Creech, Saint Michael :—See supra, 25. 


Crinan Canal : 


29. For Leave to present a Petition for a Bill for relinquishing, 
under certain Conditions, the Debt due to the Public from the 
Company of Proprietors; [King’s Recommendation signified], 
LXXX11. 212. Referred, 213. Leave given; Petition presented, 
and referred ; 219. Report referred to a Committee of the whole 
House, 229. Considered, 239. Report deferred, 243. Resolu- 
tion reported and agreed to, and Bill ordered, 251. Presented, 
290. Not proceeded in,———To alter, amend and enlarge Powers 
of Acts; Referred, Lxxx1x. 56. Bill ordered, 133. Presented, 
152, Not proceeded in.———To alter, amend and enlarge 
Powers of Acts, and for enabling the Company to raise further 
Sums of —— ; Referred, xc. 122. Not proceededin. See 


also supra, 2 


Croompanrickard :—See infra, 94. 


Dart Navigation : 
30. For vesting in Commissioners the powers necessary for 
deepening the River Dart, and effecting Improvements in its Na- 
vigation from Langham Wood Point to Totnes Bridge, and for 


II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Navigations and Canals, &amp;c.—continued. 
Dunchattan :—See supra, 17. infra, 63. 


Edinburgh and Glasgow (Union Canal): 


34. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to amend Acts; 
Lxxvi. 291. Referred, 292. Reported; Leave given; Petition 
presented, and referred; 295. Reported, 300. Report read ; 
Leave granted to give Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to re- 
port on Notices; 303. Bill presented, 326. kr. a. 467.———To 
enable the Company to borrow a further Sum; Referred, txxviu1. 


48. Reported, 89. Report read; Leave for Notices; Bill or- 


dered ; Committee to report on Notices; 92. Bill presented, 130. 
R. A. 302.——--To alter and amend Acts; Referred, txxx1. 54. 
Bill ordered, 149. Presented, 154. Rk. a. 325.———To alter and 
extend Powers of Acts; Referred, txxx11.110. Bill ordered, 115. 
Presented for Provision; referred; 220. Reported; Instruction 
accordingly; 250. Not proceeded in———For altering and 
amending Acts; Referred, xxx1v. 66. Not proceeded in. 


Ellesmere and Chester : 


35. To alter and enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred, u1xxxu. 
171. Bill ordered, 186. Presented, 268. Notice taken that the 
Bill was improperly prepared; Order for Second Reading dis- 
charged ; Bill withdrawn, and another Bill ordered; 339. Pre- 
sented, 397. Petitions in favour, 432, Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 559. BR. A. 587,—--—To enable the United Company of Pro- 
prietors to make an additional Branch and Reservoir, and to 
amend and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, txxxv. 78. Bill 
ordered, 125. Presented, 131. Petition against, 267. . a. 500. 
———To amend and enlarge the Powers of the several Acts re- 
lating thereto; xcu.5. Referred to the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills, 18. Bill ordered, 61. Presented, 67. 
Petitions against ; Referred; Counsel ordered ; 869.379. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 520. R. a. 569. 

See supra, 14. 


Ennis: 


36. For the Improvement of the Navigation of the River 
Fergus, and for levying a Toll on all Vessels which shall hereafter 
make use of the proposed Cunal to Ennis; Referred, txxxvu. 
123. Not proceeded in, 


Enniscorthy : 


37. For making and maintaining; Referred, txxxvin. 105. 
Bill ordered, 200. Presented, 210. Not proceeded in. 


Essex Canal :—See supra, 31. 
Eton :—See infra, 105. 


Exeter : 


38. Referred ; txxxiv. 54. Bill ordered, 75. Presented, 93. 
Petitions against, 139. Rr. a. 297. 


protecting the Fisheries of the said River; Referred, txxx1x. 49. 


Bill ordered, 60. Presented, 72. Petitions against, 128. 1 
Petition in favour, 159. 
passed; 268. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 383. r. a. 809. 


Dartford Canal, and Kent and Essex Ferry : 
31. For making and maintaining a Canal; Referred, xc1, 


Bill ordered, 73. Presented, 78. Petitions against, 217. 279. 
364. 378. 402. Petitions in favour, 280. Committed, 281. Not 


proceeded in. 


Dearne and Dove Canal: 


32, To enable that Company to make a Reservoir at Silkstone; 
Referred, txx1x. 15. Reported; Bill ordered; 52. Presented, 


and read, 80. Committed, 115. Not proceeded in. 
Dee :—8ce infra, 60. 
Dove Canal :—Seec supra, 32. 
Dublin &gt;—See infra, 78. 
Duloe :—See infra, 54. 


Dun N avigation : 


33. For improving the same; Referred, txxv1. 59. Bill 


dered, 95. Presented, 130. rR. a. 309.———For improving ; 


Referred, uxxx1. 70. Bill ordered, 100. Presented, 105. 


titions against, 160. 187. 193.200. R. a. 377. —&gt;— For amending, 


altering and enlarging Acts; Referred, xct. 62. Bill ordered, 
Presented, 103, Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel 


dered; 137.201, 248, 274, 291. 295. 300. Petitions in favour, 249. 
266.286. Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 291. 


Bill reported, 350. Not proceeded in. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


The King’s Consent signified; Bill 


85. 


56. 


or- 


Pe- 


69. 
or- 





Fergus :—See supra, 36. 
Ferrybridge :—See infra, 98. 
Fiddler's Ferry :—See infra, 80. 
Forth and Cart: 


39. For making and maintaining a Canal; Referred, xc1. 7. 
Bill ordered, 23. Presented, 27. Petitions in favour, 119. 209. 
216.249. Petition against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 128. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 383. R. a. 394. 


Forth and Clyde Navigation : 


40. To alter and amend Acts; Referred, txxv. 129. Report 
to lie on the Table, 215. Leave to deposit an Estimate and Sub- 
scription Paper; Bill ordered; Committee to report on the above 
Order; 221. Bill presented, 241. Rr. a. 422. For further 
altering and amending Acts; Referred, txxx11. 214. Bill ordered, 
325. Presented, 332. Not proceeded in———For making 
further Improvements; Referred, xc1. 13. Bill ordered, 2v. 
Presented, 66. Petitions complaining that the Standing Orders 
have not been complied with, 249,271. Petitions against, 134. 
139. 148. 152. Lord’s Amendments agreed to, 365. R. a. 392. 

See infra, 55. 84. 





Galway Dock and Canal : 


41. For making and maintaining a Navigable Cut or Canal 
from Lough Corrib to the Bay of Galway, and for the improye- 
ment of the Harbour; Referred, rxxxv. 75. Reported; Report 
referred to the Standing Order Committee; 130. Report; 
Parties to proceed and to deposit Estimate and Undertaking in 
the Private Bill Office; 144. Bill ordered, 144. Presented, 145. 
Re-committed; Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and 
to report on a certain day; 439. Rk. 4. 561.————To amend and 

enlarge 


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II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Navigations and Canals, &amp;c.—continued. . 


Galway Dock and Canal—continued. 

enlarge Powers of above Act; Referred, txxxv1.74. Bill ordered, 
146. Presented, 168. Report further considered; Bill to be 
ingrossed ; 509. Not proceeded in. For leave to present a 
Petition for a Bill to amend Act for making and maintaining the 
same; Referred, xxxxvi. 658. Reported, and leave given; Pe- 
tition presented, and referred; 664. Bill ordered, 672. Pre- 
sented, 681. n. A. 777. 


Kensington : 


49. For Leave to present a Petition; Referred, rxxx. 453. 
Reported; Leave given; 486. Petition presented; Referred, 498. 
Report referred to the Standing Order Committee, 503. Re- 
port, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 
526. To amend Act; Referred, txxx1. 72. Bill ordered, 
114. Presented, 123. Petitions against, 145. 173. 229. Voices, 
229. Rn. a.377.———To amend and enlarge Powers and Pro- 
visions of Acts; Referred, txxxu. 226. Report referred to 


Gippen or Gippin :—See infra, 86. Standing Order Committee, 315. Report; Parties to proceed; 
332. Bill ordered, 333. Presented, 343. Petition against, 375. 


Gladder or Whitehouse Brook :—See infra, 81. Net prevesiad in. Gee Raibenge, 16. 


Glamorganshire Canal : Kent and Essex :—See supra, 31. 
42. For enlarging Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 
txxvil. 39. Not proceeded in.———To amend, alter and enlarge 
Powers of Acts; Referred, txx1x. 74. Report to lie on the Table, Kingswinford :—See infra, 87. 
102. Petition complaining of a Non-compliance with the Stand- : a 
ing Orders; To lie on the Table, 105. Report read; Leave Knottingley Navigation :—See supra, 4. 
granted to give Notices, and to deposit a Plan, &amp;c.; Bill ordered ; 
Committee to report on Notices; 105. Bill presented, 114. 
Petition against, 340. 362. Petition in favour, 346. Voices 
given, 362. Not proceeded in. For extending the said 
Canal; Referred, xc1. 43. Report; Parties to proceed and to 
deposit the necessary documents forthwith, 111. Bill ordered, 
113. Presented, 118. Petition against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered; 362. Committed, 157. Motion, That the Order for | Lancaster Canal Company : 
referring the Bill to the Wales List be discharged, and that the 51. To satisfy and confirm certain Articles of Agreement 


Bill be referred to the Committee on the Merthyr Tydvil and between that Company and the Trustees of the Loyne Navigation; 
Cardiff Railway Bill, and Ques. Neg. thereupon; 336. Referred, txx1x. 22. Report to lie on the Table, 177. Leave 
granted for Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on 
Notices; 183. Bill presented, 189. Committed, 278. Re- 
ported ; Report to lie on the Table, 356. Not proceeded in. 


Kilkenny and Waterford :—See Railways, 123. 


Lagan Navigation : 

50. To continue and amend Acts; Referred, txxx1.71. Bill 
ordered, 144. Presented, 159. Petition against, 233. Bill re- 
ported, 309. Not proceeded in.———For further continuing, 
altering and amending Acts; Referred, rxxx11.70. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Glasgow Harbour :—See supra, 26. 


Glasgow Union Canal :—See supra, 34. Railways, 111. 


Glastonbury : Langham Wood Point :—See supra, 30. 


par epee r 
43. For supporting the Navigation of the River Brue, and Lee Navigation :—See supra, 45. 
constructing a Canal from thence to Glastonbury; Referred, 


Leominster Canal : 
Lxxxu. 225. Bill ordered, 291. Presented, 305. r. a. 495. 


52. To enable the Company of Proprietors to raise further 
Gloucester and Berkeley Canal : Sums for the discharge of their Debts; Referred, txxx1.45. Bill 


44. To enable that Company to raise a further Sum to dis- ordered, 90. Presented,111. Petition against, 247. R. a. 377. 


charge their Debts; Referred, txxvi. 58. Bill ordered, 111. | Limerick: * 
Presented, 130. Petition against, 295. Not proceeded in.—— 
Another Petition presented, and referred; xixxx. 48. Bill 
ordered, 147. Presented, 155. Petitions against, 221. 235. ! 
R. A. 518.————For enabling the Company to raise a further Liskeard and Looe Canal : 
Sum; Referred, txxvu. 44. Bill ordered, 103. Presented, 111. 54. For making a Canal from Tarras Pill, in the Parish of 
Committed, 184. Petition against; Voices given; 190. R.A. Duloe, to Moors Water, in the Parish of Liskeard ; Referred, 
292,.———To alter, amend and enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred, Ltxxx.86. Bill ordered, 155. Presented, 200. Petitions against, 
ixxxvu. 96. Bill ordered, 163. Presented, 183. Petition 308. 375. 382. Petitions in favour, 373. Voices, 389. Committee 
against, 306. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 471. R. a. 481. to sit and proceed, all Parties consenting, 425. R. A. 586. 
———To obtain a supply of Water from the Stroudwater River, Liverpool :—See supra, 14; infra, 59. 
and.to alter and increase Tolls, &amp;c.; Referred, txxxix. 46. Bill 
ordered, 98. Presented, 122. Petitions against, 152. 173, 174. Loanhead and Stirling Canal : 
R. A. 399. See infra, 81. Railways, 19. 55. For making and maintaining a Canal from Loanhead to 
Denny, in continuation of the Forth and Clyde Navigation, with 
Branches from the same to the said Navigation at Bonnybridge, 
Hants Canal :—See supra, 13. and to or near Stirling; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 53. Petition complaining of 
Non-compliance with the Standing Orders ; Referred to the Select 
Hertford - Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, 113. Report referred 
to the Standing Order Committee, 131. Report; Parties to pro- 
ceed on abandoning a part of the Canal, &amp;c., 138. Bill ordered, 
192. Presented, 193. Petitions against, 235. 241. 253. 272. 276. 
288. 326. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 288. See 
Itchin Navigation : infra, 84. 

46. For increasing the Rates on Goods conveyed on that Loch Erne :—See infra, 69. 96. 


River; Referred, rxxv.128. Bill ordered, 240. Presented, 250 
“yn : »=9"- | Loch Foyle :—See infra, 77. 


53. To enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, txxxvi. 108. 
Not proceeded in. 


Halifax :—Sce supra, 22. 
Hebble :—See supra, 22. 


45. For making a Canal from the River Lee Navigation to 
join the Regent’s Canal; Referred, txx1x. 52. Bill ordered, 76. 
Presented, 96. Petition against; Voices given; 224. rR. a. 370. 


—_ London :— 5: infr 
Ivel Navigation : See supra, 15; infra, 75. 


47. For Leave to present a Petition; Referred, txxvi. 190. Looe :—See supra, 54. 
Reported ; Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 198. 
Reported ; Report to lie upon the Table; 203. Not proceeded 


m. 


Lough Corrib :—See supra, 41. 


Lough Neagh : 
Keadby and Stainforth Canal :—See infra, 83. 56. For making a Canal from Lough Erne to the River Black- 
water, and for improving the Navigation of that River; Referred, 
Kennet : Lxxx. 73. Report referred to the Standing Order Committee, 
48. To alter and amend Acts; Referred, rxxxvi. 207. Bill 175. Report; Parties to proceed; 203. BBill ordered, 229. 
ordered, 215. Presented, 385. Petitions against, 471.481. Bill Presented, 231. Petitions against, 513. R. a. 627.———For 
reported, 496. Not proceeded in. Again referred, txxxv1. amending the above Act; Referred, uxxx1. 70. Bill ordered, 
527. Bill ordered, 543. Presented, 554. pr. a. 826. See 154, Presented, 174. Petitions against, 180. Time enlarged 
supra, 13. for Report, 323. R. a, 448. See supra, 9; infra, 96. 





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NAVIGATIONS AND CANALS—continued. 














II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Navigations and Canals, &amp;c—continued. 


Louth (Lincoln) Navigation : 

57. For confirming a Contract entered into with the Com- 
missioners; Referred, uxxx1. 46. Report referred to Standing 
Order Committee, 122. Report, that the Standing Orders ought 
not to be dispensed with, 129.———For improving and main- 
taining ;- Referred, xxxx1u. 32. Billordered,44. Presented, 54. 
[King’s Consent signified], 214. Rr. a. 334. 


Lowestoft :—See infra, 70. 
Loyne :—See supra, 51. 


Macclesfield Canal : 

58. From the Peak Forest Canal, to join the Trent and Mersey 
Canal Navigations; Referred, uxxx1. 17. Bill ordered, 23. 
Presented, 28. Petition against, 127. Petition in favour, 127. 
R. A. 227. For carrying into effect an Agreement between 
the Company of Proprietors and those of the Trent and Mersey 
Navigations; Referred, uxxxu. 46. Bill ordered, 73. Pre- 
sented, 330. Petition for additional Provision ; Referred, 331. 
Reported; and Instruction for Provision accordingly; 362. 
r. A. 558. 


Maidenhead Canal :—See infra, 105. 


Manchester, Bolton and Bury Navigation and Railway : 

59. To amend Powers of Act; Referred, txxxvu. 113. Bill 
ordered, 183. Presented, 210. Petitions against, 233. 257. 263. 
810. [The King’s Consent signified]; Bill passed, 317. rp. a. 
362. (See Railways, 70.)\———For altering, amending and en- 
larging Powers of Act; Referred, xc. 121. Report; Parties to 
proceed so far only as concerns the Lines of Railway between 
Manchester, Bolton and Bury, and the Amendment of the former 
Acts, 185. Bill ordered, 185. Presented, 189. Petitions in 
favour, 220. R.A. 346,————For extending the Line of Railway 
so as to form a Junction with the Manchester and Liverpool 
Railway, in the Parish of Manchester, for altering and amending 
the several Acts relating to the Navigation and Railway, and for 
increasing or altering the Tolls; Referred to the Select Committee 
on Petitions for Private Bills, xc. 62. Bill ordered, 133. Not 
proceeded in.———Bill ordered; xcu. 133, Presented, 161. 
Committed, 220. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 240. 271. 289. 296. Not proceeded in. 


Manchester and Dee Ship Canal : 

60. For making a Ship Canal from the River Dee to Man- 
chester; Referred, txxx. 52. Report referred to the Standing 
Order Committee, 109. Report, that the Standing Orders ought 
not to be dispensed with, 148. 


Manchester and Liverpool :—See supra, 59. 


Manchester and Salford : 

61. For amending Acts; Referred, xcr. 33. Bill ordered, 44. 
Presented, 68. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
98. 129. 133. 140. 321. 375. In favour, 339. 3438. 351. 354. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 575. R. a. 617. 

Petition of the Archbishop of York and others, Trustees of the 
Duke of Bridgewater, respecting the Petition of James Sothern 
against the Bill; Referred, 140. Petition of James Sothern in 
support of former Petition, 201. 


Market Rasen :—See supra, 16. 


Medway Navigation : 

62. For more effectually improving the same; Referred, txx1x. 
72. Report to lie on the Table, 135. Petition for additional Pro- 
vision; Referred; 177. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 
184. Report read again; Leave granted for Notices; Instruction 
to make Provision accordingly ; Committee to report on Notices ; 
Time enlarged for presenting the Bill; 216. Order of Leave for 
Bill, discharged; Another Bill ordered ; 252. Presented, 254. 
Petition against, 345. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 513. R. a. 
525.———To repeal or amend Acts for making the River Med- 
way navigable in the Counties of Kent and Sussex; Referred, 
Lxxx1x. 53. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 127. 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 
141, For more effectually improving the Navigation of the 
River Medway, and to alter, repeal and enlarge the Powers of Act 
13 Geo. II.; Referred, xc. 99. Bill ordered, 158. Presented, 
199. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 282. 
819. 348. 372. Petitions in favour, 289. 315. 322. 378. Time 
enlarged for Report, 356. Motion, That the Committee be re- 
vived; Debate thereupon adjourned; 405. Resumed; Motion 
withdrawn; 412. Resolution of 19 April 1826, relative to Private 
Bills, read; Committee revived for the purpose of reporting the 
Bill, and the Proceedings already had thereon; Leave to sit and 





GEN. INDEX, LXXV.—XCII. (1820-—1887.) 


Medway Navigation— continued. 


to report on or before a certain Day; 412. Bill and Proceedings 
reported, 423. Motion, That the Bill be re-committed, withdrawn, 
441. Not proceeded in.———To alter, amend and enlarge Powers 
of Acts; Referred, xc1. 49. Bill ordered, 73. Presented, 108. 
Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 148. 195. 230. 
408. 473. 680. Petition in favour, 148. Power to send for Per- 
sons, Papers and Records, 395. Time enlarged for Report, 419. 
478. Leave to print Evidence at the Expense of the Parties, 576. 
Time further enlarged for Report, 581. Motion, That the Amend- 
ments be now read a Second Time; Question amended, and further 
consideration of Report put off for Three Months, 680. See 
infra, 92. 


Mersey Canal :—See supra, 58 ; infra, 95. 


Monkland Canal: 

63. To enable that Company to borrow a further Sum of Mo- 
ney; Referred, yxxx1. 187. Bill ordered, 242. Presented, 324. 
Committed, 356. Petitions against, 374. 425. See supra, 17. 


Monmouthshire Canal : 


64. For raising a further Sum; Referred, uxxx1. 52. Not 
proceeded in. 


Montgomery Canal : 

65. To enable the Company to alter the Line of the Tannat 
Feeder, &amp;c.; Referred, txxvr. 57. Bill ordered, 143. Presented, 
149. Time enlarged for Report, 267.337. nr. a. 467.——For 
carrying into effect an Agreement between the Company and Wil- 
liam Pugh; Referred, txxx1x. 45. Bill ordered, 95. Presented, 
$7. Committed, 107. Power to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records, 141. Petition against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 
129. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 209. R. a. 320. 


Moor’s Water :—See supra, 54. 
Napton :—See infra, 99. 


Nene Navigation : 
66. Toamend and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, txxvit. 
5. Report to lie on the Table, 10. Leave granted for Notices; 


Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices; 15. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Nene Outfall : 

67. For improving the Outfall of the River Nene and the Na- 
vigation of the Wisbech River; Referred, txxxn. 219. Petition 
for additional Provision; Referred, 244. Bill ordered, 280. Pre- 
sented, 290. King’s Consent signified, 402. Petitions against, 
412, 425. Debate on Motion for adding Names adjourned, 419. 
Debate resumed and Question negatived, 425. Report further 
considered ; Clause offered; Bill re-committed as to Clause; 504. 
rR. A. 558.———To alter, amend and enlarge Act; Referred, 
uxxxiv. 57. Bill ordered, 92. Presented, 139. King’s Consent 
signified; Bill passed; 315. R.a. 354.————For limiting the 
power of borrowing vested in Commissioners by Act; Referred, 
xci.11. Bill ordered, 77. Presented,216. nk. a. 617. 


Newport :—See infra, 90. 


Newry Navigation : 

68. For leave to present a Petition to amend Acts for advanc- 
ing Money for Public Works, so far as relates thereto; Referred, 
Lxx1x. 311. Report; Leave given; Petition presented, and re- 
ferred, 323. Bill ordered, 340. Presented, 346. Petition 
against, 410. Not proceeded in.———For the Incorporation of 
the Newry Navigation Company; Referred, xxxxm. 63. Not 
proceeded in.———Another Petition; Referred, txxxrv.67. Re- 
port referred to Standing Order Committee, 92. Report; Parties 
to proceed ; 108. Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 138. Petition for 
a Clause appointing a local Board of Directors, 276. Bill re- 
committed, 341. Petition against, 351. rR. a. 400.———To 
amend Act; Referred, xcr.15. Bill ordered, 27. Presented, 67. 
Petition against, 129. R. a. 535. 


North Western Canal and Railway : 


69. For making a Communication between Loch Foyle and 
Loch Erne; Referred, txxx1. 72. Not proceeded in. 


North Wilts Canal :—See infra, 106. 


Norwich and Lowestoft Canal : 
70. For making a Navigable Communication from that City 
to the Sea at Lowestoft; Referred, txxx1. 15. Reported ; Motion 
for leave to bring in Bill; Petition respecting the Standing 





Orders; Motion, That the Report be re-committed, withdrawn ; 
Petition 
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678 NAVIGATIONS AND CANALS—continued. 





II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Navigations and Canals, &amp;c.—continued. 


Norwich and Lowestoft Canal—continued. 

Petition to lie on the Table; Bill ordered; 19. Presented, 26. 
Petitions against, 104. 129. 188. Petitions in favour, 104. 129. 
132, 138. 144. 188. 203. 240. Voices, 218. Petition respecting 
Standing Orders, read again; Referred ; Committee revived ; 
158. Reported; Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 
174. Report; Parties to proceed; 187. Committee to report 
Minutes of Evidence, 343. Bill reported ; Report to lie on the 
Table; 355. Minutes presented, 355, p. Not proceeded in. 
Another Petition; Referred, txxxu. 13. Committee revived, 29. 
Bill ordered, 39. Presented, 44. Petitions in favour, 148. 187. 
221. Petitions against, 173. 243. 306. Bill committed, 148. 
Petitions referred, and Counsel ordered, 173. 243. Minutes of 
Evidence of last Session, referred, 210. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 485. R.A. 495. To enlarge the Term, and amend 
Powers and Provisions of Acts; Referred, txxxvu. 20. Bill 
ordered, 30. Presented, 31. R. a. 125. 


Oak Farm Colliery :—See infra, 87. 
Oxford : 


71. To consolidate the Powers and Provisions of the several 
Acts relating to; Referred, 1xxx1v. 33. Bill ordered, 48. Pre- 
sented, 102. Petitions against, 145. 181. 186. 196. 206. Peti- 
tions in favour, 181. 186. 191. 197. R. a. 297.————To alter the 
Line of the Canal, and to amend Act; Referred, txxxv. 65. Bill 
ordered, 100. Presented, 119. Petition against, 350. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Pacific Ocean :—See supra, 7. 


Parrett : 

72. For improving the Navigation of the River ; Referred, 
xc1. 34, Bill ordered, 45. Presented, 62. Petition com- 
plaining that the Standing Orders have not been complied 
with, 79. Petitions against, 93. 112. 152. 287. 325. 327. Peti- 
tions in favour, 336. 339. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 565. 
R. A. 617.———For altering, amending and enlarging the Powers 
of Act 6 Will. IV. ; Referred to the Select Committee on Peti- 
tions for Private Bills; xcu. 62. Not proceeded in. 


Peak Forest :—Sce supra, 58. 


Perth : 

73. For enlarging, improving and maintaining the Port and 
Harbour of Perth, and improving the Navigation of the River 
Tay to that City ; Referred, rxxxv. 49. Bill ordered, 120. Pre- 
sented, 138. Petitions against, 206. 258. 274. 327. 341. 346. 429. 
438. 453. 471. 488. Petition in favour, 329. Member added to 
Committee, 267. Petition for further Time for Report, 364. 
Time enlarged, 380. Rr. a. 561. See Docks, 90. 


Portrack :—See infra, 90. 


Portsmouth and Arundel Navigation : 

74. For giving further Powers to that Company ; Referred, 
itxxx. 44, Bill ordered, 93. Petition for Provision, 222. Bill 
presented, 225. Reported, 467. Not proceeded in.——— Another 
Petition ; Referred, txxx11. 40. Bill ordered, 128. Presented, 
175. RB. A. 375. See supra, 6. 


Portsmouth and London Ship Canal : 
75. Referred, uxxxm1. 73. Not proceeded in. 


Regent’s Canal : 

76. To remove Doubts as to the Power of the Commissioners 
of Exchequer Bills to advance a further Sum; Referred, txxv1. 
60. Bill ordered, 119. Presented, 136. r. a. 281. See supra, 
45. 

Ribble Navigation : 


77. To alter and amend Act; Referred, rxxxv. 35. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Rolle Canal :—See infra, 93. 


Roscommon and Shannon Canal : 
78. For making a Canal from the Town of Roscommon to the 
most eligible Part of the River Shannon, so as to communicate 
with Dublin ; Referred, rxxx1x. 43. Not proceeded in. 


Salford :—See supra, 61. 


Sandwich : 

79. For leave to present a Petition for improving the Naviga- 
tion of the River Stour and Sandwich Haven; Referred, uxxrx. 
285. Reported; Leave given; 289. Petition presented; Re- 
ferred, 291. Report to lie on the Table, 296. Leave granted 





Sandwich—continued. 

to give Notices, and to deposit Plans, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; Com- 
mittee to report thereon; 300. Leave given to present the Bill, 
301. Order of Leave for Bill discharged; another Bill ordered ; 
308. Presented, 310. Petitions in favour, 345.351. Petitions 
against, 351. Not proceeded in. Petition renewed, and 
referred; xixxx. 13. Bill ordered, 28. Presented, 30. Pe 
titions in favour, 87. 98. 107. 116. 239. 243. Petitions against, 
107. 210. 234. 291. 318, 322. Voices given, 234. Lords’ Amend. 
ments agreed to, 525. rR. a. 586. 


Sankey Brook Navigation : 

80. To enable the Proprietors to make a Canal at Fiddler’s 
Ferry ; Referred, xxv. 178. Bill ordered, 212. Presented, 217, 
Petition against, 228. Not proceeded in. To consolidate and 
amend Acts ; Referred, xxxxv.18. Bill ordered, 24. Presented, 
34. Petitions against, 119. 162.199. Petitions in favour, 193. 
King’s Consent signified, 400. rR. a. 500. 


Seaton Bay :—See infra, 104. 


Severn Navigation : 

81. For improving the Navigation of that River from Stone 
Bench, in the County of Gloucester, to Gladder or Whitehouse 
Brook, in the County of Worcester; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 47. Petitions com- 
plaining of Non-compliance with the Standing Orders; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; 71.76. Peti- 
tion in favour of the Application, 80. Report referred to the Stand- 
ing Order Committee, 81. Report, That the Standing Orders ought 
not to be dispensed with, so far as regards the Cut intended to be 
made from the River Severn into the Gloucester and Berkeley 
Canal; but that the Parties be permitted to proceed with the 
other Parts of their Bill; 93. Bill ordered, 133. Presented, 
142. Petitions in favour, 154. 175, 176. 251. Petitions against, 
171. 176. 216. 220. 240. 251. Second Reading put off for Six 
Months, 252. 


Severn and Wye :—See Railways, 172. 


Shannon Canal :—Sce supra, 78. 


Sheffield : 
82. For repealing Acts, so far as relates to the Road from 
Tinsley to Sheffield; Referred, xc1. 60. Not proceeded in. 


Silkstone Reservoir :—See supra, 32. 


Somersetshire Canal :—See infra, 104. 


Stainforth and Keadby Canal : 

83. For enabling the Company of Proprietors to transfer the 
Management of that Canal to the River Dun Navigation Com- 
pany, and to amend the several Acts relating to the same; Referred 
to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 
61. Not proceeded in. 


Standhills :—See infra, 87. 


Stirling : 

84. For making and maintaining a Canal between the Forth 
and Clyde; Referred, xc1.7. Bill ordered, 27. Presented, 34. 
Petition complaining that the Standing Orders have not been 
complied with; Referred, 78.86. Petition in favour, 249. Com- 
mittee on Petition revived; Report, with the Evidence taken 
before the Committee, referred to Standing Order Committee, 111. 
Report, That Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 129. 
Motion, That the Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill; 
Motion withdrawn; 300.——For making and maintaining 4 
Canal from the Town of Stirling to the Forth and Clyde Canal, 
near to Loanhead, with certain Branches therefrom; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xem. 47. 
Petition complaining of Non-compliance with the Standing 
Orders ; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills; 112. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 131. 
Report; Parties to proceed on abandoning a part of the Canal, &amp;c., 
138. Bill ordered, 166. Presented, 182. Petitions in favour, 
206. 235. Not proceededin. See supra, 55. 


Stockport Canal : 
85. For making a Canal from Stretford through Stockport and 
several Townships in the County of Lancaster ; Referred, Lxxvull. 
54. Not proceeded in. 


Stoke and Grain :—See infra, 109. 
Stolford :—See infra, 104. 
Stone Bench :—See supra, 81. 














NAVIGATIONS AND CANALS—continued. 





Stour :—See supra, 79. 
Stourbridge Canal : 


Stratford-upon-Avon : 


Stretford :—See supra, 85. 


Suir : 


II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Navigations and Canals, &amp;c.—continued. 
Stonham : 


86. For making and maintaining a Canal from the River 
Gippen, or Gippin, to Stonham Bridge; Referred, xc. 121. Bill 
ordered, 144. Petition complaining that Standing Orders had not 
been complied with ; Committee on Petition for Bill revived ; 171. 
Petition respecting Standing Orders referred to Standing Order 
Committee, 189. Report, That Standing Orders ought not to be 
dispensed with, 201. 


87. For making a Canal from the Stourbridge Navigation, near 
Brockmoor, to the Oak Farm Colliery, with a Branch to the 
Standhills, both in the Parish of Kingswinford, Stafford ; Referred 
to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 49. 
Bill ordered, 83. Presented, 170. Petition in favour, 210. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 380. R. a. 449. 


88. To enable the Company of Proprietors to subscribe a 
further Sum for the purpose of the Navigation; Referred, ixxvt. 
21. Report to lie on the Table, 84. Leave granted to give 
Notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices, &amp;c.; 90. 
Bill presented, 99. nr. a. 383. For consolidating and extend- 
ing the Powers of the several Acts relating thereto; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 60. 
Petition complaining of Non-compliance with the Standing 
Orders ; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills, 81. Report referred to the Standing Order Committee, 90. 
Report, Parties to proceed, 93. Bill ordered, 132. Presented, 
192. Not proceeded in. 





89. Petition that the Time for lodging the usual Documents, 
and presenting Petition for a Bill, might be extended, and to 
amend the Documents already lodged with the Clerks of the 
Peace ; Referred, xct. 50. Time enlarged, 73. Petition for Bill; 
Referred, 118. Bill ordered, 139. Presented, 152. - Reported, 
and re-committed; Leave to Committee to sit, and proceed on a 
certain day; 375. R. a. 617.——(No.2.) To rectify a Mistake 
in the above Act; Bill ordered; xcr. 621. Presented, 631. 
Leave to Committee to sit, and proceed ona certain day, 643, 
R. A. 710. 


Surrey Canal :—See Docks, 32. 

Swilly and Foyle :—See Drainages, 33. 
Tannant Feeder :—See supra, 65. 
Tarras Pill :—See supra, 54. 

Taunton Canal :—See supra, 19, 20. 


Tay :—See supra, 73. Docks, §c., 90. 


Tees Navigation : 

90. For making a Navigable Cut from near Portrack to New- 
port, in the Parish of Acklam; Referred, uxxxu1. 55. Bill 
ordered, 158. Presented, 172. Petitions in favour, 192. 197. 203. 
Petitions against, 220. 229. 238. 252. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 389. R. a. 448. 


Tettenhall :—See supra, 14. 
Tettenhall and Autherley : 


91. For making a Canal to connect the Birmingham Canal 
Navigation with the Birmingham and Liverpool Junction Canal 
Navigation; Referred, xc1. 33. Bill ordered, 53. Presented, 98. 
Petitions complaining of Standing Orders not having been com- 
plied with, 127.137. Petitions in favour of the Bill, 137. Com- 
mitted, 139. Not proceeded in. 


Thames and Medway Canal Company : 
92. For enabling that Company to raise a further Sum to dis- 
charge their Debts, and to complete their Canal ; Referred, txx1x. 
62. Report to lie on the Table, 145. Leave granted to give 
Notices, and to deposit Plans; Bill ordered; Committee to report 
on Notices, &amp;c.; 148. Report read again; Leave granted to give 
Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices; 153. 
Bill presented, 165. Petitions against, 220. R. a. 502. For 
leave to present a Petition to enable the Corporation of London to 
taise Money at a reduced rate of Interest, to pay off Monies 
charged on the Thames Navigation Acts; Referred, txx1x. 314. 
Reported ; Leave given; 317. Petition presented, and referred, 
326. Bill ordered, 329. Presented, 340. Petition against, 393. 
R. a, 5602. 





Tinsley :—See supra, 82. 
Tone :—See infra, 103. Drainages, 9. 


Torrington, Great : 

93. To authorize the Sale'toand Purchase by John Lord Rolle, 
of the Rights of Persons having or claiming to have Rights of 
Common in such parts of Great Torrington and Castle Hill Com- 
mons, in the County of Devon, as now form part of the Cut or Canal 
called the Rolle Canal; Referred, xc. 60. Bill ordered, 119. Pre- 
sented, 190. Petition against the application, 139. Petition in 
favour of the Bill, 223. Petitions against, 249. nr. a. 834. 


Totnes Bridge :—See supra, 30. 


Tralee Canal : 

94. From Black Rock, in the Harbour of Tralee, to Croom- 
panrickard; Referred, rxxx1. 214. Bill ordered, 243. Petition 
against, 244. Bill presented, 330. Not proceeded in ——— 
Another Petition; Referred, uxxx11. 73. Report referred to 
Standing Order Committee, 154. Report, That Standing Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with, 175. Petition for leave to proceed, 
175. Petition read; Report from Standing Order Committee, 
read; Leave to deposit Plan, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; Leave to present 
Bill; 189. Presented, 209. nr. a. 585.———For extending time for 
completion of the Canal; Referred, xci. 49. Bill ordered, 113. 
Presented, 189. Rk. a. 617. 


Trent and Mersey Canal: 

95. To enable the Company of Proprietors to make an addi- 
tional Tunnel; Referred, txxvi1. 27. Bill ordered, 53. Pre- 
sented, 78. Petitions against, 194. 257. Voices given, 257. 
Time enlarged for Report, 276. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
352. RB. A. 399. To consolidate and extend the powers and 
provisions of Acts; Referred, txxxv. 24. Bill ordered, 43. 
Order for Bill discharged; Another Bill ordered; 143. Pre- 
sented, 144. Petitions against, 226. 357. 364. Not proceeded in. 
———Again referred; uxxxvi. 35. Bill ordered, 52. Pre- 
sented, 215. Petitions against, 276. 299. 341. 391.393. R. a. 
517. See supra, 58. 


Ulster Canal : 

96. For making a Navigable Communication between Lough 
Neagh and Lough Erne; Referred, txx1x. 63. Petition for leave 
to present Bill; Leave given; 201. Not proceeded in—— 
Referred, ixxxiv. 68. Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 137. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 345. R. a. 355.———For leave 
to present a Petition for a Bill to amend Acts; Referred, txxxvi. 
879. Reported; Leave given; Petition presented, and referred ; 
394. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 427. Re- 
port; Parties to proceed and give Notices, &amp;c.; Bill ordered ; 
Leave given to present the Bill on or before a certain day; 463. 
Bill presented, and read, 475. Committed, 508. Not proceeded in. 
To amend Acts; Referred, txxxv1.556. Bill ordered, 561. Pre- 
sented, 571. Petition against, 671. r.a. 777.———For enlarging 
time limited for completion thereof, and for amending Act relative 
thereto; Referred, xc1. 59. Report referred to Standing Order 
Committee; Parties to proceed and deposit Lists, &amp;c.; 111. 
Bill! ordered, 148. Presented, 154. Petitions complaining that 
the Standing Orders have not been complied with, 215. 222. 238. 
243. Petitions against the Bill; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
254. 287. 296. 300, 308. 334, 360. Committee on Petition for 
Bill revived, 222. Leave to Committee to sit on a certain day 
during the Sitting of the House, 267. Report from revived Com- 
mittee, referred to Standing Order Committee; Parties to proceed 
so far only as relates to the Ulster Canal, &amp;c.; 286. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 503. rn. a. 535. See supra, 56. 





Union Canal (Edinburgh and Glasgow) :—See supra, 34. 


Ure: 
97. For maintaining navigable that River; Referred, txxv. 
129. Bill ordered, 143. Presented, 158. Petition against, 252. 
R. A. 346. 


Wakefield and Ferrybridge Canal : 

98. (No. 1.) Referred, xxxxu. 223. Bill ordered, 269. Pre- 
sented, 280. Petitions in favour, 237. 280. 292. 298, 304. 309. 320, 
Petitions against, 313. 319. Second Reading put off for Six 
Months, 322. (No. 2.) Referred, uxxxu. 224. Not pro- 
ceeded in. Referred, uxxxiu. 28. Bill ordered, 86. Pre- 
sented, 87. Petitions in favour, 31. 43. 87. 90. 94. 98. 103. 108. 
112. 115. 119. 366. Petitions against, 115.119. Second Read- 
ing put off for Six Months, 121. 











GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Warwick 





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NAVIGATIONS——NAVY. 








I{. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Navigations and Canals, &amp;c.—continued. 


Warwick and Napton : 

99. Referred, uxxx1v. 56. Bill ordered, 126. Order for Bill 
discharged; Another Bill ordered; presented; 131. Petitions 
against, 160. 180. Petitions in favour, 176. 180. 191. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Waveney : 
100. For making that River navigable for Ships and Sea- 
borne Vessels; Referred, rxxxvi. 216. Bill ordered, 240. Pre- 
sented, 241. nr. a. 517. 


Weaver Navigation: 

101. To repeal certain parts of, and to alter and amend Act; 
Referred, xxxx. 12. Billordered,27. Presented, 66. Petitions 
against, 168. Petitions in favour, 168.175. R. A. 359.———To 
alter, amend and enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, rxxxiv. 12. 
Bill ordered, 83. Presented, 87. Petition against, 181. R. a. 
328. 


Welland Navigation : 

102. To alter amend, and enlarge the powers of Act; Referred, 
Lxxx1x. 43. Bill ordered, 52. Petition for additional provision, 
referred, 61. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 71. 
Report that the Parties be permitted to proceed to give Notices, 
&amp;c., 81. Order of Leave for Bill discharged; Another Bill or- 
dered, 144. Presented, 154. Petition for additional Provision, 
referred, 297. Reported, and Instruction accordingly, 301. Time 
enlarged for Report, 324. 335. 368. 391. 411. Bill reported, 421. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, with an Amendment, 515. Amend- 
ment agreed to by the Lords, 517. R. A. 525. 


Western Junction Canal : 
103. For making a Canal from Beer Cove (Devon) to the 
Tone (Somerset) ; Referred, txxvi. 48. Bill ordered, 68. Not 
proceeded in. 


Western Ship Canal : 

104. For making a Ship Canal from Seaton Bay to the Bristol 
Channel at Stolford; Referred, txxx. 61. Bill ordered, 100. 
Petitions in favour, 117. 157. 190. 210. 237. 252. 302. 323, 329. 
336. 342. 373. 378. 382. 402. 413. Bill presented, 155. Petitions 
against, 190. 202. 234. 256. 314. 329. 342. 437. Petition for 
Provision; Referred, 273. Report on Petition for Provision ; 
Referred to Committee on Standing Orders, 284. Report, That 
power be given to make Provision accordingly, 292. Voices, 384. 
Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 397. Time 


III. Resolutions relative to Navigations 


110. That no Bill for making or extending any Cut, Canal or 
Aqueduct for the purpose of Navigation be read 2° unless one- 
half the sum required shall have been subscribed under contract 
for the payment thereof, such contract to be deposited in the Pri- 
vate Bill Office, &amp;c.; txxxv. 610.—.Lxxxvi. 47. 


Western Ship Canal—continued. 


enlarged for Committee to. report, 460. Minutes ordered, 485, 
Presented, and in part printed, 496. rR. a. 642. 


Western Union Canal: 

105. For making a Canal from Maidenhead to Eton; Referred, 
uxxv. 112. Bill ordered, 121. Presented, 128. Petitions 
against, 165. 177. 210. 213. 222. 250. 275. 289. 291. 299. Peti- 
tions in favour, 201. 210. Bill committed; Voices given; 213. 
Not proceeded in. 


Whitehouse Brook :—See supra, 81. 


Wilts and Berks Canal : 

106. For incorporating the North Wilts Canal Company with 
the Proprietors of the Wilts and Berks Canal; Referred, txxv1. 
49. Bill ordered, 117. Presented, 134. Time enlarged for 
Report, 273. 330. R.A. 425.————To alter and amend above 
Act, and for repealing the several Acts relating to those Canals; 
Referred, xc. 35. Bill ordered, 49. Presented, 120. Petitions 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 204. 270. In favour, 261. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 383. k. a. 418. 


Wisbech :—See supra, 67. 


Witham Navigation : 

107. To enable the Company to complete the Drainage and 
Navigation of that River; Referred, txxx1. 5. Bill ordered, 14, 
Presented, 18. Petition against, 94. Rr. a. 198.———Another 
Petition; Referred, txxx1v.7. Billordered, 15. Presented, 22. 
Petitions against, 50. 75. 79. 84. 88. 97. 102. 269. R. a. 872. 


Worcester and Birmingham Canal : 
108. For extending and improving the same; Referred, txxxt. 
48. Bill ordered, 53. Presented, 104. Petitions against, 123, 
229. Petition in favour, 228. Bill committed, 229. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Worsborough :—See Railways, 205. 


Yantlet Creek : 

109. For opening the same, and making a Canal across part 
of the Parishes of Stoke and Grain; Referred, txxx1. 52. Not 
proceeded in———For improving the Navigation thereof, and 
for erecting a. Bridge over the same; Referred, uxxxi1. 185. Not 





proceeded in. 


and Canals: 


See Accounts and Papers, 903.3217. Addresses, 139, ke. 
Committees, 459-463. 993. 1090, 1091. 1107. 1125-1138. 
Inland Navigation. Navigable Rivers. Orders, 8. 25, 26. 


36. 54. Petitions,75. Supply, 320-322. 








Navy, Navy Pay Office and Naval 


Affairs: Bills relative thereto: 


1. For the Regulation of His Majesty’s Marine Forces while 
on Shore; Ordered; presented; ixxv. 287, R. a. 346. Or- 
dered; presented; txxvi. 169. R. a. 200. Ordered, txxvu. 
81. Presented, 86. r.a, 126. Ordered, txxvut. 100. Pre- 
sented, 107. Re-committed, 121. Rr. a. 158. Ordered, Lxx1x. 
85. Presented, 99. rR. a. 202. Ordered, txxx. 169. Pre- 
sented, 182. rR. a. 250. Ordered, txxx1. 130. Presented, 134. 
R. A. 197. Ordered, txxxu1. 202, Presented, 210. R. a. 338. 

Ordered, txxx1. 118. Presented, 118. Rr. a. 187. 
Ordered, txxxiv. 96. Presented, 104. R.a. 158. Ordered, 
Lxxxv. 142. Presented, 149. rR. a. 216. Ordered, txxxv1. 
325. Presented, 332. rp. a. 377. Ordered, itxxxvir. 105. 
Order of Leave for Bill discharged, and another Bill ordered, 157. 
Bill to continue Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. c. 14 ; Ordered ; presented ; 
157. R. a. 219,.———Bill for the Regulation of His Majesty’s 
Marine Forces while on Shore; Ordered, txxxvu. 205. Pre- 
sented, 225. R.a. 259. Ordered, txxxvil. 219. Presented, 
219. R. a. 294. Ordered, txxx1x. 41. Presented, 69. Rk. a. 
165. Ordered, xc. 170. Presented, 186. R. a. 225. 
Ordered, xc1. 120. Presented, 154. k. a. 281. Ordered, xc11. 
187. Presented, 200. kr. a. 281. 


2. Tomake further provision for the Payment of the Crews of 
His Majesty’s Ships and Vessels, and for encouraging the Capture 
and Destruction of Piratical Ships and Vessels; Ordered, txxx. 
259. Instruction to make provision for the Payment of Head 
Money for the Capture or Destruction of Pirates, 276. Bill pre- 





Navy, &amp;c.: Bills relative to—continued. 


sented ; printed ; 286. Reported; Bill re-committed ; Instruction 
to divide the Bill into Two Bills; 321. Considered, and Report, 
That the Committee had divided the Bill into Two Bills; 327. 
See Pirates, and infra, 3. 


3. For the better paying of Seamen’s Wages; Reported, Lxxx. 
327. R. A. 359. See supra, 2. 


4. To make further provisions respecting Naval Prize Money; 
Ordered, txxv. 400. Presented, 415. Rr. a. 468. 


5. To authorize the Paymaster of Marines to issue Pay to the 
Representatives of deceased Officers ; Ordered, uxxv. 410. Pre- 
sented, 411. R. A. 468. 


6. To make further Regulations with respect to the Payment 
by Remittance Bill of the Wages of Petty Officers, Seamen and 
Marines; Ordered, txxvi. 344. Presented, 349. R. A. 425. 


7. To consolidate and amend Acts relating to the Pay of the 
Royal Navy; Ordered, uxxxv. 240. Presented; printed; 242- 
R. A. 499. 


8. To alter and extend the Provisions of an Act passed in the 
eleventh year of the reign of His late Majesty King George 
the Fourth, for amending and consolidating the Laws relating 
the Pay of the Royal Navy ; Ordered, txxx1x. 273. Presented ; 
printed ; 279. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 453. RB. a. 525. 


9. To consolidate and amend the several Acts relating to the 
Office of Treasurer of the Navy; Ordered, uxxxv. 375. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 526. R. A. 645. 





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10. For defraying the Expense of an additional Naval Force 
to be employed in the East Indies; Ordered, txxx1. 289. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 292. R. a. 376. 


11. To facilitate Public Business in certain Cases in the Navy 
and Victualling Departments ; Ordered, txxx1v. 204. Presented, 
205. R.A. 296. 

12. Toamend the Laws relating to the Business of the Civil De- 
partments of the Navy, and to make other Regulations for more 
effectually carrying on the Duties of the said Departments; Or- 
dered, rxxxvu. 103. Presented; printed; 105. As amended, 
printed, 236. Re-committed; 253. Lords’ Amendment agreed 
to, 354. R. a. 362. 


13. To enable Chaplains in the Navy, presented to the Tithes 
of the Livings of Simonburn, &amp;c. to receive their Half-pay, and 
for other purposes; Ordered, txxv. 410. Presented, 418. np. a. 
468. , 


14. For vesting certain Estates in the Commissioners of the 
Navy, and for granting certain Powers; Ordered, txxvi. 447. 
Presented, 451. Printed, 457. nr. a. 502. 


15. For repealing so much of Act 56 Geo. III. c. 74, as relates 
to the Purchase of certain Lands at Sheerness, and vesting Lands 
at Gillingham in Trustees for Navy Purposes; Ordered, txxv1. 
447. Presented, 450. Rr. a. 502. 


16. For enabling the Commissioners for victualling His 
Majesty’s Navy to purchase certain Premises at Cremill Point, 
near Plymouth, for completing a Victualling Establishment; 
Ordered; presented; uxxix. 213. Printed, 219. The King’s 
Consent signified, gaff 1 Bill passed, 398. . a. 450. 


17. To repeal Act 51 Geo. III. c. 21, for regulating Payments 
under the Head of Old Stores and Imprests, and to make other 
Provisions; Ordered, txxvi. 402. Presented, 405. Rr. a. 492. 


Resolution relative to : 

18. Resolution, That whenever Parliament shall be assembled 
before Christmas, the Navy Estimates shall be presented before the 
15 January, and within Ten Days after the opening of the Com- 
mittee of Supply when Parliament shall not be assembled till after 
Christmas; Lxxvi. 87. 


Motions relative to: 

19. Amendment proposed, but not made, upon Motion for the 
Speaker leaving the Chair for going into Committee of Supply ; 
“ That the Navy Estimates be referred to a Select Committee ;” xc. 
129. 


20. Relative to Promotions in the Navy; Previous Question 
Negatived thereupon, and Question Neg. upon Motion, That 
many Promotions have been made without regard to Length of 
Service, &amp;c., and for an Address for an Inquiry into the manner 
in which the Lords of the Admiralty have exercised their Power ; 
LXXVIII. 409. 


21. That, according to the Returns made during the present 
Session, it appears, that on the first of January 1827 there were 
5,558 Commissioned Officers in the Royal Navy ; another Motion 
relative to Sums voted for Half-pay; Prev. Ques. Neg.; txxxu1. 
592. 


22. Amendment proposed, but not made, upon Motion for the 
Speaker leaving the Chair for going into Committee of Supply ; 
That there be laid before this House a Return of all Officers of 
the Navy, of whatever Rank, who have been deprived of their 
Half-pay without their consent or the investigation of a Court 
Martial, from 1790 to 1836, with the alleged Reasons for such 
Deprivation ; also a Return of any Persons whose Half-pay has 
been restored to them subsequently to such Deprivation, with 
the alleged Reasons for such Restoration ;” xc1. 757. 


23. Amendment proposed, but not made, upon Motion, That 
the Order of the Day for taking into consideration the Reasons 
offered by the Lords at a Conference, for insisting upon certain of 
their Amendments to the Municipal Corporations Bill, be now 
read; “ That there be laid before this House a Copy of the Charge 
(if any), and Minutes of Evidence of a Court of Inquiry held at 
Sheerness in February 1836, touching the Conduct of Lieutenant 
Hill, R. N., late in the Command of His Majesty’s Steam Vessel 
Alban, in the Mediterranean, superseded without Inquiry ;” xc1. 
771. 


24. Fora Return relative to Promotions in the Navy; xcu. 
156. Question amended, and Return ordered, 157. 


25. Amendment proposed, and withdrawn, upon Motion for 
now reading the Order of the Day for the Committee of Supply , 
“That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into the Pro- 
motion of the Officers of the Royal Marines ;” xcu. 154. 





Navy, &amp;c.: Motions relative to—continued. 


26. For leave to bring in a Bill to amend Act 22 Geo. II. 
c. 83, and to make better Provision for the Encouragement of 
Seamen; Negatived, 1xxx. 516. 

27. Amendment proposed, but not made, upon Motion for now 
reading a Second Time a Resolution of the Committee of Supply ; 
“ To substitute other Words for laying before the House certain 
Returns relating to the Ships of Her Majesty’s Navy ;” xcu1. 586. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3955. 4117. 6686. 6689. 6817. 
6818. Addresses, 804-808. 1421.1501. Committees, 720. 
Edinburgh, 6. Markets,2. Naval Asylum. Paymaster- 
General. Pensions, 1, &amp;c. Petitions, 1474. Prizes. 
Seamen in the Navy. Supply, 323, &amp;c. 357, 358. 


Navy Five per Cents :—see Annuities, 3-5. Pe- 


titions, 1475. Supply, 397-400. 


Navy Property :—see supra, 13, 14. 


Navy Timber :—see Masts. 


N €gToes :——See Commitices, 992. 995. Petitions, 1477. 
Slaves and Slave Trade. Supply, 401. 


Neth erlands :—See Accounts and Papers, 4118. Slaves 
and Slave Trade, 19. West Indies, 3, &amp;c. 


N €VIS :——See Accounts and Papers, 1367. 5340. 6354. 
Antigua. 


Newark Estate :-— see Committees, 996. Estates, 11. 
Newbold Parish :—see Churches and Chapels, 78. 


New Brunswick :——See Accounts and Papers, 4123. 


5258. Addresses, 809. Companies, 89, &amp;c. Nova Scotia. 
Supply, 146. 


Newcastle-upon-Tyne : 

1. Petition for a Bill for confirming Tolls; Referred, uxxvu. 
45. Reported; Bill ordered; 103. Presented, 115. Petition 
against, referred; Voices given; 192. Time enlarged for Report, 
211. R. A. 292. 

2. Petition fora Bill to regulate the loading of Ships with 
Coals in that Port; Referred, rxx1x. 65. Reported; Bill ordered; 
114. Presented, 154. rR. a. 427. 


Newfoundland : Bills relative to: 


1. To regulate the rebuilding of the Town of St. John’s in 
Newfoundland ; Ordered, txxv. 332. Presented; printed; 345. 
R. A. 455. 

2. To amend the Laws in that Island; Ordered, txxvi11. 173. 
Not presented. 

3. For the better Administration of Justice in Newfoundland ; 
Ordered, txxvi1l. 473. Presented; printed ; Second Reading put 
off for Three Weeks; 474. Not proceeded in. 

4. For the better Administration of Justice in Newfoundland ; 
From the Lords, txxrx. 406. Read; printed; 408. Passed, 
with Amendments, 477. Agreed to by the Lords, 492. r. a. 502. 

5. To continue certain Acts relating to the Island of New- 
foundland, and to provide for the Appropriation of all Duties 
which may hereafter be raised within the said Island; Ordered, 
LXxxvul. 392. Presented; printed; 446. Rr. 4.542. 

See Accounts and Papers, 4124-4136. 6690. Addresses,810— 
814. 1533, 1534. Committees, 464-467. 1402. Fish and 
Fisheries, 12,&amp;c. Marriages,16. Petitions, 1487. Sup- 
ply, 402, 403. 


New gate :——See Accounts and Papers, 4137, 4138. House, 
63-80. 


Newington, St. Mary, (Surrey) :— See 


Vestries, 17. 


Newport Borough :—sec Elections, 321. 


New South Wales: Bills relative to: 


1. To continue Act 59 Geo. III. c. 114, respecting the impos- 
ing and levying of Duties in New South Wales; Ordered, uxxv. 
292. Not proceeded in. 

2. Tocontinue Act 59 Geo, III. c. 114, for staying Proceed- 
ings against any Governor or other Persons concerned in imposing 
and levying Duties in New South Wales, and for continuing 
certain Duties, &amp;c.; Ordered, txxv. 320. Presented, 329. R. 4. 
455. ——— To further continue the above Act; Ordered, ixxvt. 

98. 





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New South Wales: Bills relative to—cont*. 


98. Presented, 101. r. a. 200.——To further continue the 
above Act; Ordered, txxvu. 371. Presented, 421. Instruction 
to make provision relative to the Duties upon Wool, Bark and 
Wood, 434. R.a. 474. 


3. For the better Administration of Justice in New South 
Wales and Van Diemen’s Land; Ordered, txxvi1. 346. Presented ; 
printed; 386. As amended, printed, 455. Re-committed, 463. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 481. Rn. a. 485. Petition of Edward 
Eagar, of Sydney, New South Wales, against, 447. Motion, That the 
Petition be referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counsel 
ordered ; Negatived; Petition to lie on the Table, and be printed ; 
448. 


4. Tocontinue Act4 Geo. IV. c. 96; Ordered, Lxxx11. 353 ; 
but not presented.——Again ordered, txxxu1. 538. Presented ; 
printed; 554. rR. a. 610. 

5. To provide for the permanent Administration of Justice in 
New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land, and for the effectual 
Government thereof; Ordered, txxxu. 468. Presented; printed; 
503. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 526. 


6. To provide for the Administration of Justice in New South 
Wales and Van Diemen’s Land, and for the more effectual Govern- 
ment thereof; Ordered, txxxi11. 227. Presented; printed; 232. 
As amended, printed, 486. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 553. 
R. A. 554. 


7. To continue Act 9 Geo. IV.c. 83, to provide for the Ad- 
ministration of Justice in New South Wales and Van Diemen’s 
Land ; Ordered, xci1. 636. Presented; printed; 637. R.a.710. 


8. Tocontinue Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 83, for the Administration 
of Justice in New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land; Ordered, 
xc. 552. Presented, 552. Rr. a. 623. 


See Accounts and Papers, 4148-4185. 6691. 6819, 6820. 
Addresses, 815-840. 1502. 1535. Australia. Committees, 
468-471. 1483. Companies, 2. 42. Petitions, 1486. 
South Sea Islands. Supply, 404-406. 


Newspapers : Bills relative to: 


1. To allow Newspapers to be printed upon large Paper ; 
Ordered, txxx. 546. Presented, 583. r. a. 626. 

2. To repeal certain Provisions of two Acts of His Majesty 
King George the Third, affecting the Printers, Publishers and 
Proprietors of Newspapers in Ireland; Ordered, txxxix. 72. 
Presented; printed; 281. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 581. 
R. A. 593. 

3. To amend Act 38 Geo. III.c. 78, for preventing the Mis- 
chiefs arising from printing and publishing Newspapers, and 
Papers of a like nature, by Persons not known; and for regulating 
the Printing and Publication of such Papers in other respects, and 
to discontinue certain Actions commenced under the Provisions of 
the same; Ordered, xc. 64. Presented ; printed; 64. R. a. 146. 


4. To reduce the Stamp Duties payable on Newspapers, and to 
consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the Duties on News- 
papers and Advertisements respectively; Reported ; Bill, as 
amended, printed; xc1. 683. Lords’ Amendments considered; 
Bill laid aside, Nem. con. ;777.——— Resolution reported from the 
Committee of the whole House, on the Stamps and Excise Acts, 
read ; another Bill ordered thereupon; xc1.777. Presented, 777. 
Committed ; considered ; reported, to be engrossed; to be read 
the Third Time the same day; 781. nr. a. 800. 


Motions relative to : 
5. That all Taxes which impede the Diffusion of Knowledge 
are injurious to the best interests of the People; Pr. Q” Neg. there- 
upon; LXxxvil. 399. 


6. That itis expedient to repeal the Stamp Duty on News- | 


papers at the earliest possible period; Negatived, txxx1x. 321. 

7. Amendment proposed, and withdrawn, upon Motion for 
now reading the Order of the Day for the Third Reading of the 
Spirit Licenses and Wine Permits Bill; for a Committee of the 
Whole House to consider of the reduction of the present Duties 
on Newspapers to One Penny; xc. 580. 


8. For the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider 
of the propriety of repealing the Stamp Duty on Newspapers; 
Question amended, and Accounts ordered; xcu1. 259. 


See Accounts and Papers, 4186-4214. Addresses, 842. 


Committees, 511.514. 623. Complaints,9,&amp;c. Petitions, 
1487-1495. Postage,14-16. Votes, 1. 








New Street :—sce Pavings, 5. 


Newtownbarry :— see Accounts and Papers, 4216, 
4217. 6821. Addresses, 843. 


Nichol Ss, M €SSIS.:——See Parliamentary Papers. 


Nisi Prius :———Bill to regulate the Office of Clerk of Nisi 
Prius or Judges’ Registrar in Ireland; Ordered, txxv. 357, 
Not presented. See Assize, Clerk of. Dublin, 15. Indict- 
ments. 


Norfolk Assizes : 


1. Petition fora Bill for the Removal of Norfolk Assizes ; 
Lxxx. 64. Referred to a Committee, 115. Order for referring 
Petition to a Committee, discharged ; Motion for referring it to a 
Select Committee, Negatived ; 124. Petition against the Appli- 
cation; From Justices of Norfolk and Corporation of Thetford, 
123, p. 

2. Bill for holding the Assizes for the County of Norfolk and 
City of Norwich, and County of the same City, twice in every 
year at Norwich ; Ordered, txxxvir. 246. Presented; printed ; 
261. R. A. 430. 

Petitions against ; From Magistrates, &amp;c. of the Northern Part 
of the County of Norfolk ; rxxxvu. 334. Noblemen, &amp;c. con- 
nected with South-Western, North-Western, and Western Parts of 
the County of Norfolk (Five Petitions), 334. Thetford, 334. 
Samuel Wells, 337. 

Petitions in favour; From, Norfolk, Justices of the Peace; 
Lxxxvi. 334. Norwich, Corporation of, 337. 


See Committees,1403. Petitions, 1502. 1509. 


Norfolk Island :——Bill forthe more effectual Adminis- 
tration of Justice at Norfolk Island; Ordered, txxx1x. 530, 
Presented ; printed; 534. rR. a. 594. 


Northallerton Gaol :— See Accounts and Papers, 
4219. Addresses, 844. 


Northern Lighthouses :—see Lighthouses, 4. 
Petitions, 1305. 


- 
N orthern Roads &gt;——See Accounts and Papers, 4220- 
4224. Committees, 1184. Petitions, 1506, 1507. 


T “ ; 
Norwich Assizes :—see Norfolk Assizes. Petitions, 
1502. 1509. 


Notaries Public : Bills relative to: 


1. To amend Act 41 Geo. III.; Ordered; presented ; printed; 
Lxxxvill. 482. As amended, printed, 536. Re-committed, 553. 
Order for Committee of the whole House discharged ; Bill com- 
mitted to a Select Committee, 563. (See Committees, 999.) Bill 
reported, and re-committed to a Committee of the whole House ; 
as amended, printed; 591. Rk. a. 726. 


Petitions in favour; From, Birmingham; ixxxvi1. 592.— 
Halifax, 572.—Preston, 645. 

Petitions against; From, Briggs, George; .txxxvi. 621. 
Bristow, James, 527.—Day, Thomas, 554. Deal, 534. Dover, 
542.—Falmouth, 553.—Hinde, Edward Scourfield, 546.—Kay, 
Robert Burdon, 539.—Lancaster, 534. Liverpool, 508. 539. 
London, 539.—Page, William Sagan, 542. Penzance, 654. 
Portsmouth, &amp;c., 542.—Ramsgate, 568. Richardson, John Henry, 
562.—Skeet, Henry Francis, 624. Sunderland, 527.—Thatcher, 
G.C., 568. 580. Tressider, John, 553.—Weymouth, &amp;c., 664. 
Wigan, 508. 

2. To alter and amend Acts 41 Geo. III..c.79, and 4 Will. IV. 
c. 70, for the better Regulation of Public Notaries; Ordered, 
xci. 547. Presented; printed; 549. Committee put off for Three 
Months, 681. 


3. For the better Regulation of Public Notaries in Ireland ; 
Ordered, txxv1. 139. Presented ; printed; 153. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 374. R. a. 383. 


See Accounts and Papers, 4229, 4230. Addresses, 845, 846. 
Petitions, 1510. 








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Notice. 








Notice taken of particular Matters,—+relative to— 


Accounts and Papers : 

1. That Accounts and Papers were imperfect; txxv. 383.— 
LXXVI. 320.—LXXVII. 404.—LXXvIII. 87.—LXxIX. 328.—LxxxI. 345. 
—LXXXII. 197,—Lxxxv. 216.—Lxxxvill. 732. ——- That _ they 
were the same as had been previously presented ; Lxxx1. 125. _———— 
That no Return had been made from certain Places; txxv. 404. 


Bills : 

2. That Bills contained Provisions not authorized by the 
Order; Lxxx. 329.—.Lxxxiv. 261.———Contained a Clause not 
within the Order of Leave; xc. 411. Was: not prepared 
according to the Order of Leave; xc. 425.———Contained a 
Clause altering the Law of Settlement; txxx. 329.———Were 
not prepared according to the Standing Orders ; txxvu1. 116.——— 
Were improperly prepared ; txxx11. 325. 339. 348.———Were not 
properly prepared ; xc11.254.——— Were not prepared in due form ; 
LXXIX. 229,————That the Schedules to which the Bill refers were 
not inserted therein; txxx. 584._———That no Report had been 
made from the Committee on the Petition for a Bill, and no Order 
had been made for leave to bring in the same; xc. 237.———That 
they were Private Bills, and ought to have been brought in on 
Petition ; uxxx. 488. 491.———And Notices given; txxx. 490. 
That a Bill brought from the Lords ought to have originated 
in the House of Commons as a Private Bill; txxx1. 131. 
———That His Majesty’s Interest was concerned in a matter to 
which the Bill related ; uxxxvit1. 578.———-That His Majesty’s 
Interest as Duke of Cornwall is concerned in a Bill; xcr. 548. 
———That Reports on Private Bills had been made without 
Notice hayjng been given in the Private Bill Office; xcu. 274. 
560. 


Elections : 

3. That by 9 Geo. IV. itis directed that the Person subscribing 
an Election Petition shall enter into Recognizances within Fourteen 
Days; xc. 52. See infra, 5. 

House : 

4. That Forty Members were not present; Lxxvi. 29.—LxxIx. 

589.—Lxxxvi. 194.—xcu. 209, &amp;c. 


. India Judicature : 
5. That Members named in the Report were included within 





the Exceptions contained in the Act; Lxxv. 345. 


Members : 


6. That a Member could not take his Seat by reason of an 
Error in the Return; itxxxvi. 578.———That a Member whose 
Name was left on the Reduced List for an Election Committee 
had voted at the last Election; txxxv1. 707.———That Members 
(Defaulters at Calls) were present in their Places; uxxx. 147.— 
LXXXV1. 902,———A ppeared in their Places during the Sitting of 
the House; txxx. 147,——-That a Member had a direct Pecu- 
niary Interest in the passing of a Private Bill; txxx. 443. 
That a Member who had voted with the Yeas on a Private Bill is 
a Subscriber to the Undertaking ; xcr. 271. See infra, 8. 





Notice of Motion : 
7. Ofan Entry on the Paper for Notices of Motions; the same 
was read, entered and ordered to be expunged ; xc. 435. 


Petitions : 

8. That they referred to Debates said to have taken place in 
this House ; txxx1v. 301. 384. That it was not signed ; Lxxxv. 
541.————That it was in substance an Election Petition, and that 
the Conduct of the same Returning Officer is complained of in an 
Election Petition not yet tried; txxxvi. 195. That the Alle- 
gation therein was matter for an Election Petition only; txxxvu. 
786.———That there were some Erasures therein ; Lxxxvi. 748. 
———That it did not appear to be the Petition of the Subscribers 
on behalf of themselves, but on behalf of the National Union ; 
LXXXVI. 872. 








Privilege : 
9. Notice taken of the Report of a Debate in the Morning 
Post; xci1. 270. 


Questions : 
10. That certain Members had not heard a Question put ; 
LXxx. 307. 


Reports: 
11. That the Report of a Select Committee contained a Recom- 
mendation for Public Compensation, and that the same had not 
been recommended by the Crown; xcrt. 478. 





Notice of Motion :—ordered to be expunged ; xc. 


435. 
‘ Notour Bankruptcy :—see Insolvency. 
\- . 
1 Nottin gh aM ‘——See Broxtowe. Elections, 329. Pe- 


titions, 1511-1513. 


"i - 

Nova Scotia :—pin to make perpetual Act 58 Geo. IIT. 
¢. 19, to allow the Importation into certain Ports in Nova Scotia 
and New Brunswick of certain enumerated Articles, and the re- 


1. exportation thereof from such Ports; Ordered, txxv1. 98. Pre- 
r, sented, 101. rR. a. 200. See Accounts and Papers, 4231, 4232. 
‘5 Addresses, 847. Committees, 472. Companies, 89, kc. Petitions, 
9. 353. Supply, 408. Shubenaccadie Canal. 

4, T ° 

; Nozeed and Mustaphanagur, Zemindar 
Ty of &gt; 

4. 


1. Petition for a Bill for providing for the discharge of a 
Claim in -respect of Monies advanced on the Security of the Lands 


V. of the late Zemindar of Nozeed and Mustaphanagur; Referred to 
d, a Committee, txxxvi. 312. Bill ordered ; presented; 414. Not 
ee Proceeded in. 

2. Petition for a Bill for providing for the discharge of a 
1; Claim in respect of Monies advanced by the late James Hodges, 
d- on Security of the Lands of the late Zemindar of Nozeed and 


Mustaphanagur ; Referred to a Committee, Lxxxvi. 567. 


6. 3. Petition of James Arthur Murray for Leave to withdraw 
his former Petition ; Petition presented 27th June, read; Order 
for referring it to a Committee, read and discharged ; Pétition 
Withdrawn; txxxvi. 591. 


_ 


i} 








Nozeed, &amp;c., Zemindar of—continued. 

4. Petition for a Bill for providing for the discharge of ‘a 
Claim in respect of Monies advanced by the late James Hodges, 
on Security of the Lands of the late Zemindar of Nozeed and 
Mustaphanagur; Referred to a Committee, txxxvi. 591. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 603. Presented, 605. Committed to a 
Select Committee, 681. (See Committees, 1222.) Petition of 
the East India Company, against; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered; 682. Bill reported, 885. Another Petition of the East 
India Company against, 887, rp. To be heard by their Counsel 
at the Bar, 887. Minutes of Evidence and Proceedings of the 
Committee, with a Chronological Index of Papers; Ordered ; 
presented ; to be printed at the expense of one of the Parties; 
889. Bill to be printed at the expense of one of the Parties, 893. 
Third Reading deferred, 900. Not proceeded in. 

5. Petition for a Bill for providing for the discharge of a 
Claim in respect of Monies advanced by the late James Hodges, 
Esq'*, on Security of the Lands of the late Zemindar of Nozeed 
and Mustaphanagur, in the District of Fort St. George, in the 
East Indies, now under the Sovereignty of the Honourable the 
East India Company; Referred to a Committee, txxxvu.6. Bill 
ordered, 12. Presented, 16. Petition from the East India Com- 
pany against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 39. Another 
Petition of the East India Company, 166. Bill committed to a 
Select Committee, 28. (See Committees, 1222.) Minutes of Evi- 
dence and Proceedings of the Committee of last Session, with 
the Papers laid before that Committee; Referred, 57, Lords’ 
Amendment agreed to, 479. R. A. 481. 


Nuisances :—See Steam Engines. 





Nursery Grounds :— See Gardens. 





, GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820 —1837.) 


i ar 





OATHS——O’CONNELL. 











O. 


Baths. | 





I. Bills relative to Oaths; 1—5 


II. Incidental Proceedings relative to Oaths ; 6—15. 





I. Bills relative to Oaths: 


1. To alter and amend Act 7 James I., intituled, “ An Act 
that all such as are to be naturalized, or restored in blood, shall 
first receive the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper, and take the 
Oath of Allegiance and the Oath of Supremacy ;” From the Lords ; 
Lxxx. 498. Read; printed; 506. R.A. 585. 


2. To amend and render more effectual the Provisions of Act 
50 Geo. III. c. 102, for more effectually preventing the admini- 
stering unlawful Oaths; Ordered, txxvii. 268. Presented ; 
printed ; 294. As amended, printed, 343. Re-committed, 440. 
R.A. 479. 


3. To abolish certain Oaths of Office, and substitute a Declara- 
tion in lieu thereof; also, to declare the taking of voluntary 
Oaths illegal; Ordered, txxxix. 78. Presented; printed; 92. 
Second Reading deferred, 410. Not proceeded in. 


Petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Commons of the 
City of London, in Common Council assembled, in favour; 
LXXXIx. 268. 





4. For the more effectual abolition of Oaths and Affirmations 
taken and made in various Departments of the State, and to sub. 
stitute Declarations in lieu thereof, and for the more entire sup- 
pression of voluntary and extra-judicial Oaths and Affidavits; 
From the Lords; xc. 224. Read; printed; 228. Bill passed, 
with an Amendment, 292. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 
311. R.A. 334, 


5. To repeal an Act of the present Session of Parliament, 
intituled, “ An Act for the more effectual abolition of Oaths and 
Affirmations taken and made in various Departments of the State, 
and to substitute Declarations in lieu thereof, and for the more 
entire suppression of voluntary and extra-judicial Oaths and Affi- 
davits,” and to make other Provisions for the abolition of un- 
necessary Oaths; From the Lords; xc. 575. Read; printed; 
589. Bill passed, with an Amendment, 625. Amendment agreed 
to by the Lords, 629. R. a. 657. 

For Bills relating to Oaths taken by Members, see Members, 
78. 81, 82. 


II. Incidental Proceedings relative to Oaths : 


6. The Lord Steward’s Deputation empowering certain: Mem- 
bers sworn to administer the Oaths to the rest of the Members, 
returned; Lxxv. 106.—LxXXxII. 6.—LXxxv. 588.—LxxxvI. 4. 520. 


7. Oaths administered by the Lord Steward (in person) to 
Members ; txxv. 107.—LXxXx11. 7.—LXxxxVv. 589.—LXXxvVI. 4. 520. 


8. Members empowered by the Lord Steward’s Deputation 
administered the Oaths to such other Members as appeared ; 
LXXV. 107.—LXXXII. 7.— LXXXxVI. 5. 521. 


9. Members repair to their Seats in the House of Commons 
after taking the Oaths; txxv. 107.—.Lxxxil. 7.—.Lxxxv. 589.— 
Lxxxvi. 5.521. [Note. The Oaths formerly taken by Members 
before the Lord Steward were abolished by Act 1 § 2 Will. IV. 
c. 9.] 


10. Oaths taken in the House; At the beginning of a New 
Parliament; By the Speaker first alone; txxv. 109.—Lxxxu. 8. 
—LXXXxVI. 7, 523,.—.Lxxxvill. 5.—xc. 5. By Members; ixxv. 
109.—LXXXII. © ——-LXxxvi. 7. 523.—.Lxxxvuill. 5.—xc. 5,———-On 
the Accession of King William the Fourth; By the Speaker first 
alone; LxXxxv. 589.———By Members; ixxxv. 589.———On 
the Accession of Queen Victoria; By the Speaker first alone; 
xcl1, 490.——By Members; xcu. 490. By Members re- 
turned upon New Writs; txxvi. 3.—Lxxvil. 3.—Lxxvull. 3.— 
LXXIX. 3.—LXXX. 3,—Lx xxiv. 4.—xcu. 3, &amp;e. By Members, 
previous to Election Ballots; txxv. 232.,—.xxx. 120.—Lxxxv. 
118.—xc. 250.—xc11. 294, &amp;ec. 





11. A Member returned upon a New Writ refuses to take the 
Oath of Supremacy; txxxiv.314. See O’ Connell, Daniel. 


12. Select Committees appointed to try the merits of Election 
Petitions sworn by the Clerk at the Table ; txxv. 235,— xxx, 
123.—Lxxxvi. 364.—xc. 412, &amp;e. - 


13. Members drawn upon Election Ballots verify upon Oath 
Excuses for not serving upon Election Committees; txxv. 409.— 
LXXVI. 366.—LXXXII. 343,—LXXXIII. 257.—LXXxVI. 708,—LXXXvVII. 
156.—Lxxxvu. 183, &amp;e. Members verify upon Oath Ex- 
cuses for their Non-attendance on Election Committees; txxxm. 
244,—LXxxvil. 196.—xc. 197. 323, 324. 


14, Persons examined at the Bar upon Oath upon Matters 
relative to Election Petitions; txxv. 198.—Lxxxu. 112. 118.— 
LXXXV. 229.—LXXXVI. 149.—Lxxxvill. 138.—xc. 155, &amp;e. 


15. Persons applying to be naturalized take the Oaths ap- 
pointed; Lxxv. 239. 255.—Lxxvil. 199.— LX X X11. 366. 


See Abjuration Oath. Accounts and Papers, 4236. Com- 
mittees, 1027. Corporation and Test Acts. Customs, 1. 
36, 37. Earl Marshal. Elections, 668-685. 896. Excise, 
8,9. Grand Juries, (Ireland.) Lord Steward. Members, 
9-20. 78. 81,82. O'Connell, Daniel. Peers, 3. Peti- 
tions, 1515. Quakers. Reports, V1.(Lords.) Revenue, 4. 
Roman Catholics. Sheriffs, 3. Speaker, 1X. Tests. 








O'Connell, Daniel :—— Professing the Roman Catholic 
Religion, returned Knight of the Shire for the County of Clare, 
being introduced in the usual manner for the purpose of taking 
his Seat, declined taking the Oath of Supremacy ; whereupon the 
Clerk having stated the matter to Mr. Speaker; Mr. Speaker 
informed Mr. O’Connell that he must withdraw, unless he were 
prepared to take the Oaths of Allegiance, Supremacy and Abjura- 
tion; whereupon Mr. O’Connell withdrew; Motion, That Mr. 
©’Connell be called back and heard at the Table; and a Debate 
arising thereupon, Motion for adjourning the Debate ; a Member 
stated that he was requested by Mr. O’Connell to desire that he 
might be heard; Debate thereupon adjourned; uxxxiv. 303. 
Debate resumed ; Question again stated ; Amendment proposed ; 
and Question, as amended, agreed to; Resolution, That Mr. 
O’Connell be heard ; Mr. O’Connell called in and heard; Resolu- 
tion, That Mr. O’Connell is not entitled to sit or vote in this 
House, unless he first take the Oath of Supremacy; 311. 








O’Connell, Daniel—continued. 


Mr. O’Connell ordered to attend ; and Mr. Speaker to communicate 
the said Resolution, and ask him whether he will take the Oath of 
Supremacy, 312. Mr. O’Connell attended; Resolution commu- 
nicated, &amp;c.; Mr. O’Connell refused to take the Oath of Supre- 
macy, and withdrew; Motion for issuing a New Writ for the 
County of Clare, in the room of Daniel O’Connell, Esq"; Debate 
thereupon adjourned; 314. Debate resumed, and Motion, by 
leave, withdrawn ; Motion for issuing a New Writ (subject to the 
provisions of the Qualification of Freeholders (Ireland) Act, passed 
in this Session of Parliament) for the County of Clare, in the room 
of Daniel O’Connell, Esq'*; Amendment proposed, and by leave 
withdrawn ; Main Question put, and agreed to; Ordered, That 
Mr. Speaker do issue his Warrant to the Clerk of the Crown 
of Ireland to make out a New Writ, &amp;c.; 325. Sce Petitions, 
1501, 


Offences : 








\ 


————— 


OFFENCES——ORAN. 685 





Offences: Bills relative to: 


1. To remove doubts with respect to Offences committed upon 
the Seas; Ordered, txxv. 417. Presented, 417. Printed, 430. 
R. A. 468. 


2. To enable Commissioners for trying Offences upon the Seas, 
and Justices of the Peace, to take examinations touching Offences; 
Ordered, txxx1. 176. Presented; printed; 183. Petition of 
George William Batler against, 217, Pp. r. a. 324. 


3. For consolidating and amending the Statutes in England 
relative to Offences against the Person; From the Lords, txxx111. 
242. Read; printed; 242. Reported, with Amendments, 316. 
As amended, printed, 317. Re-committed ; Reported, with Amend- 
ments; as amended, printed, 358. Re-committed, 380. Re- 
ported, with Amendments, 386. Passed, with Amendments, 409. 
Amendments agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment, 458. 
Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 474. R. a. 482. 


4. For consolidating and amending the Statutes relating to 
Offences against the Person in Ireland; Ordered, txxxiv. 260. 
Presented ; printed; 271. As amended, printed, 312. nk. a. 372. 


5. Toamend an Act passed in the tenth year of the reign of His 
late Majesty, for consolidating and amending the Statutes in Ireland 
relating to Offences against the Person; Ordered, txxxviu. 622. 
Presented ; printed; 622. Passed, 658. Not returned from the 
Lords.———Another Bill ordered; presented ; txxx1x.78. Pe- 
tition against, 103. Bill to be printed, 105. Third Reading 
deferred, 121. Not proceeded in. 


6. For amending the Law relating to Offences against the 
Person in certain cases; Ordered, xc. 321. Presented; printed; 
321. As amended, printed, 409. Passed, 447. Not returned 
from the Lords. 


7. To repeal so much of Acts 9 Geo. IV. c. 31, and 10 Geo. IV. 
c. 34, for consolidating and amending the Statutes relative to 
Offences against the Person, as directs the period of the Execution 
and the Prison Discipline of Persons convicted of the Crime of 
Murder; Ordered, xc1. 302. Presented; printed; 444. r. a. 664. 


8. To amend Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 31, for consolidating and 
amending the Statutes in England relative to Offences against the 
Person; Ordered, xcr. 30. Presented; printed; 36. Order for 
Second Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn; 92. 


9. To amend the Laws relating to Offences against the Person; 
Ordered, xcr1. 217. Presented; printed; 245. As amended, 
printed, 420. Re-committed, 513. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 663. R. A. 670. 


10. To provide for the more impartial Trial of Offences in 
certain cases in Ireland; From the Lords, rxxxvim1. 135. Read; 
printed; 135. Petition in favour; From Members of the Na- 
tional Trades Political Union, Dublin, 172. Instruction to the 
Committee to make provision for the Payment of the Expenses 
of Parties under the provisions of the Bill, 292. Bill re-com- 
mitted, 292. As amended, printed, 298. Passed, with Amend- 
ments, 708. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 722. r. a. 
726. 


‘Bee Accounts and Papers, 4238. Hard Labour. 


Offenders *——See Accounts and Papers, 4239. Hard 
Labour, Supply, 409. Transportation, 4. 


Offices: Bills relative to: 


1. For regulating the Administration of Tests and Qualifica- 
tions for the exercise and enjoyment of Offices; Ordered, txxvut. 
350. Presented; printed; 355. Instruction to divide the Bill 
into Two Bills; Report, that the Committee had divided the Bill 
into Two Bills; 418. See infra, 2, Tests, 3. 


2. For rendering Roman Catholics eligible to certain Offices; 
Reported ; txxvim. 418. Bill, as amended, printed, 423. Re- 
committed, 452. Passed, 455. Not returned from the Lords. 


3. To amend Act 57 Geo. III. c. 65, for enabling His Ma- 
jesty to recompense the Services of Persons holding or who have 
held certain high and efficient Civil Offices ; Ordered, uxxx. 517. 
Presented ; printed ; 525. Rk. a. 626. 


4. To enlarge the Powers of Act 57 Geo. III. c. 65, to enable 
His Majesty to recompense the Services of Persons holding or 
who have held certain high and efficient Civil Offices; Ordered, 
UXxxu. 351. Presented; printed; 359. rk. a. 448. 


5. To continue certain Commissions, Appointments, Grants 
or Patents, for a limited time; Ordered, uxxxvi. 171. Pre- 
sented; printed; 171. R. a. 201, 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1887.) 


Offices: Bills relative to—continued. 


6. To revive and continue expired Commissions, Appointments, 
Patents and Grants in Ireland; From the Lords, uxxxvi. 573. 
Read; printed; 577. nk. a. 638. 


Resolutions relative to: 

7. That in all further Vacancies of Sinecure Offices, in the 
Civil and Colonial Service of the Country, no new Appointments 
to such vacant Offices shall be made with any Salary, Fees or 
Emoluments thereto attached ; txxxvi1. 286. 

8. That no Person shall receive any Salary, Fee or other 
Emolument from any Office to which he may be hereafter ap- 
pointed, the Duties of which are or shall be performed by De- 
puty ; LxXxxviii. 286. 

9. For an Address, That His Majesty will be graciously 
pleased to give directions that there be prepared, in order to he 
laid before the House at the commencement of the next Session of 
Parliament, a Return explaining the Nature, Tenure and Emolu- 
ments of all Sinecure Offices within the United Kingdom; txxxvu1. 
676. 


Motions relative to: 
10. For leave to bring in a Bill to prevent the necessity of the 
renewal of Offices on the Demise of the Crown; Withdrawn, 
LXXxIx. 122. 


11. For bringing in a Bill for the continuation of all and 
every Person and Persons in any Office, Place or Employment 
which he or she shall hold during the pleasure of the Crown, at 
the Demise of His preseut Majesty, or any future King or Queen, 
until removed or discharged by the succeeding King or Queen of 
this Realm; Superseded by Adjournment; txxxv. 363. 


12. For leave to bring in a Bill for the continuation of Persons 
in Office, notwithstanding the Demise of the Crown; Motion for 
the House to adjourn; Motions severally withdrawn; .xxxv. 
399. 


13. That, with a view of more speedily relieving the Country 
from a part of its Burthens, the Expenditure in Public Offices 
should be carefully revised, and regard being had to the present 
value of Money, the Amount of all Salaries to Public Officers 
should be reduced to that which they received in the Year 1797; 
Pr. Q® Neg.; txxxvi. 596. 

14. That all Offices filled up after this Date [April 1833] in any 
Department under the Crown, Civil, Military, Naval or Colonial, 
shall be subject to such alterations as to Duties, and to such de- 
ductions and alterations as to Salary and Emoluments, as His 
Majesty, by the Advice of his Ministers, shall make, without the 
Persons so appointed having any claim for Compensation or 
Allowance for such alterations; Withdrawn, Lxxxvitt. 286. 


15. That on all future vacancies of Sinecure Offices, at Home 
and Abroad, no new Appointments to such vacant Offices 
shall be made with any Salary, Fees or Emoluments thereto 
attached; Withdrawn, ixxxvim. 286. 


16. For presenting an Address to His Majesty, that he will be 
pleased to direct an inquiry to be made into every existing Sine- 
cure Office, or Office executed by Deputy, &amp;c.; Amendment 
proposed and made; Main Question, as amended, agreed to ; 
LXXXVIII. 676. See supra, 9. 

See Accounts and Papers, 4240-4272. 6692. 6855. Addresses, 
848-858. Civil List. Committees, 473, 474. 798, 799. 
Embezzlements. Fees. Indemnity. Land Taz, 5, 6. 
Members, 79, 80. Pensions. Petitions, 1518. Reduction 
of Establishments and Salaries. Roman Catholics, 5, &amp;c. 
Supply, 84-105. 359. 410-414. 1000. Taxes,6,7. Works, 
Board of. 


Official Houses :—see Accounts and Papers, 4273- 
4276. Committees, 1001. 


O'Grady, Baron :——See Accounts and Papers 2559- 
2560. Committees, 817, 818. Courts of Justice, Ireland, 11. 


Olive (styling herself) Princess of Cum- 
berland :—see Committees, 1404. Petitions, 1064. 1524. 
2169. 


Ophthalmic Hospital :—-sce Committees, 1003. 
Petitions, 1526. Supply, 13. 


Oran and Drumtemple Union :—sin to re- 
peal Act of 9 Anne, so far as relates to the Union of the Parishes 
of Oran and Drumtemple; Ordered, cxxx1v. 327. Presented, 
630. Printed, 340, rR. a. 399. 


Orange 


8 L 





686 


ORANGE——ORDERS. 











Orange Lodges: Motions and other Pro- 


ceedings relative thereto: 

1. Motion for appointing a Select Committee to inquire into 
the Origin, Nature, Extent and Tendency of Orange Institutions 
in Great Britain and the Colonies, and to report Evidence and 
Opinion ; Questions Negatived for Adjournment, and for adjourn- 
ing Debate; Original Question again proposed; Question Ne- 
gatived for Adjournment ; Original Question again proposed ; 
Debate adjourned; xc. 530. Debate resumed; Question agreed 
to; Select Committee appointed ; 533. See Committees, 1004. 


2. Motion relative to the Existence of Orange Lodges in Ire- 
land; Previous Question proposed ; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 
xc. 515. Resumed; Previous Question again proposed, and with- 
drawn; Original Question put, and agreed to; another Motion on 
the same subject ; Question amended ; Main Question, as amended, 
agreed to, with several other Resolutions relative to Orange 
Lodges; 533. The said Resolutions, and the Evidence taken 
before the Select Committee, to be laid before His Majesty by 
Privy Councillors, 534. 

3. Motion for an Address, praying His Majesty will be gra- 
ciously pleased to direct His Royal attention to the nature and 
extent of Orange Lodges in His Majesty’s Army; Amendments 
proposed, but not made; Address agreed to; xc.534. See Ad- 
dresses, 1423. 1451. 


4. Motion, That it is the Opinion of this House, that Orangeism 
has been productive of the most baneful effects upon the Character 
and Administration of Public Justice in Ireland, &amp;c.; Debate 
thereupon adjourned ; xcr. 30. 


5. Resolutions and Order of the House of the 11th day of 
August in the last Session of Parliament, relative to Orange 
Lodges in Ireland, and the Address to His Majesty thereupon, 
read; Motion relative to the tendency of Orange Societies; xct. 
75. Amendment proposed ; Amendment proposed to the proposed 
Amendment, but not made; Question amended; Main Question, 
as amended, agreed to; 76. See Addresses, 1424. 





— 


Orange Lodges: Motions, &amp;c.—continued, 


6. A Member, in his place, informed the House, that he had a 
Communication to make from His Royal Highness the Duke of 
Cumberland on the subject of Orange Lodges; and that he was 
directed by His Royal Highness to state to the House, that, in 
accordance with His Majesty’s wishes, as expressed in the Answer 
to the Address from the House of Commons, His Royal Highness, 
in concert with the leading Members of Orange Lodges in Treland, 
had recommended the immediate Dissolution of the Orange Society 
in Ireland ; and that His Royal Highness intended to take imme. 
diate steps for the dissolution of the Orange Society of Great Bri- 
tain and the Colonies; xct. 86. 


7. Another Member, in his place, also informed the House 
that he had received a Letter from His Royal Highness the Duke 
of Cumberland relative to Orange Lodges; Letter delivered in, 
and read; xc1. 86. 


8. Leave to the Short-hand Writer who attended the Select 
Committee on Orange Lodges in 1835, to produce before the Court 
of King’s Bench in Dublin the Evidence taken before the Com- 
mittee, and to give Evidence ona Trial; xcm. 315. 


9. Motion, That the Clerk who attended the Select Com- 
mittee on Orange Lodges in 1835, have liberty to attend the 
Court of King’s Bench in Dublin, and to produce the Minutes of 
Evidence; Debate thereupon adjourned; xc. 472. Debate 
resumed; Leave granted to the Clerk to attend the said Court; 
477. 

See Accounts and Papers, 4285, 4286. 6693. Addresses, 
859-861. 1423, 1424. 1451. Committees, 1404, 1405. 
Petitions, 1528-1530. 


O rch ard S :——See Gardens. 








Mrders. 





I. 


Standing Orders of the House; 1—24. 


II. Proceedings relative to Standing Orders ; 25—64. 


IIT. 
every Session; 65—81. 

IV. 
. 2 


1.—Questions Negatived ; 90 —93. 


Sessional Orders and Resolutions at the Commencement 


Incidental Proceedings ; 82—89. 
Questions Negatived and Motions Withdrawn ; 90—100. . 


2.—Motions Withdrawn; 94—100. 


I. Standing Orders of the House, —relative to— 


Addresses for Public Money : 

1. Resolution, That the House will not proceed upon any 
Motion for an Address to the Crown, praying that Money may be 
issued, or that any Expense may be incurred, but in a Committee 
of the whole House; To be declared a Standing Order; txxvi. 
101. 


Appeals, Committee of : 

2. Resolutions regulating the Appointment of a Committee of 
Appeals in cases where the Promoters of a Private Bill are dis- 
satisfied with any Vote of the Committee on such Bill; rxxxu. 
41. 178.—.xxxvu. 20. Read, and made Standing Orders, 26. 





Committees : 
3. Resolution of 20 February 1827, relative to adding Mem- 
bers to Committees, read ; To be made a Standing Order; Lxxxv!- 
47. 


Elections : 

4. Committee appointed to consider and revise the Orders of 
the House respecting the Trial of Controverted Elections} To 
report Observations; Lxxx11. 601. (See Committees, 875.) Reso- 
lutions reported; Day appointed for further considering Report 5 
Resolutions to be printed; 525. Report further considered, 531. 


Resolutions read, and agreed to be made Standing Orders, sr 
as 








m- 
Vi. 





ORDERS—continued. 





I. Standing Orders of the House—(continued)—relative to— 


Gas Light Bills : | 
5. Ordered, That the Notices required to be given by the 
Standing Orders of Applications for Bills for paving, lighting 
and cleansing any City, Town, &amp;c. be in all cases given where 
Application is intended to be made for a Bill to light or to 
empower any Person to light any City, &amp;c. with Gas, or for 
amending any Act of Parliament for that purpose; txxvir. 398. 


Inclosure Bills : 

6. Resolved, That in all Inclosure Bills provision be made 
for leaving an Open Space sufficient for purposes of Exercise and 
Recreation of the neighbouring Population, provided that in any 
case where the Committee on the Bill do not make such provision 
they be required specially to report their Reasons, &amp;c.; Ordered, 
That the said Resolution be made a Standing Order; xcu. 149. 


Members’ Places : 

7. Ordered, That no Member’s Name be affixed to any Seat in 
the House before the Hour of Prayers, and that the Speaker do 
give Directions to the Door-keepers accordingly ; To be a Stand- 
ing Order; xc. 202. 


Navigation Bills: 

8. Resolution, That no Bill for making or extending any Cut 
or Canal or Aqueduct for the purpose of Navigation, or extending 
any Ways or Roads, commonly called Railways or Tramroads, be 
read a Second Time, unless One-half of the Sum required shall 
have been subscribed under a Contract for the Payment thereof, 
&amp;e.; To be a Standing Order ; txxxv. 610.———Standing Order 
of 2 July 1830, relative to depositing Subscription Lists in Navi- 
gations and Railway Bills, read and repealed ; txxxvi. 47.——— 
Resolution, That no Bill for making or extending any Cut or 
Canal or Aqueduct for the purpose of Navigation, or for making 
or extending any Ways or Roads, commonly called Railways or 
Tramroads, be read a Second Time, unless One-half of the Sum 
required for the probable Expense of the Work shall have been 
subscribed by Persons under a Contract, &amp;c., and that a Copy of 
such Contract be deposited in the Private Bill Office before the 
Second Reading of such Bill, and that the original Contract be 
produced before the Committee on the Bill, if required; To be 
made a Standing Order; Lxxxvi. 47. 


Pecuniary Penalties : 

9. Resolution of 12 April 1831, That in any Bill which, 
having passed the House of Lords, shall be sent down to this 
House for their concurrence, or in any Bill which, having passed 
this House, shall be returned by the Lords with Amendments, it 
shall appear that any Pecuniary Penalty or Forfeiture is thereby 
imposed, varied or taken away, the Speaker shall, before the 
Second Reading of such Bill or Amendments, report to the House 
his opinion whether the object thereof be to impose, vary or take 
away any Pecuniary Charge or Burthen on the Subject, or whether 
the same relates only to the Punishment of Offences, and the 
House shall thereupon determine whether it may be expedient in 
such particular case to insist upon the exercise of their Privilege 
to originate all such Provisions respecting Pecuniary Penalties or 
Forfeitures; Read, and made a Standing Order; Lxxxvi. 534. 


Petitions : 

10. Standing Order of 5 May 1773, that when a Petition has 
been referred to a Committee, this House will not admit any 
Petitioners to be heard against the same until the matter thereof 
shall have been reported ; Read, and ordered to be suspended ; 
xcI. 832. 


Private Bills : 
11. Certain Tables of Fees read 2°, and made Standing Orders; 
LXXxv. 655.———Standing Orders relative to Private Bills and 
other matters to be newly arranged and reprinted; Lxxxv. 655. 


12, Standing Orders relative to Private Bills, read; so much 
of said Orders as directs that Notices shall be affixed to Sessions- 
House Doors, repealed ; Lxxxitt. 527. 

13. Standing Order requiring Notices on Church Doors, and 
at the Michaelmas Head Court, on Private Bills relating to 
Scotland ; 1xxx. 616.———Read and repealed; Lxxxvi. 38. 

14. Standing Order of 30 June 1801, That there be Twenty- 
one Days between the First and Second Reading of every Private 
Bill relating to Ireland, Read and repealed ; Lxxxv. 655. 

15. That the period for giving Notices with reference to 
Private Bills, and for the depositing the Plans and Books of 
Reference with the Clerks of the Peace, which is now limited by 
the Standing Orders to the Months of August and September, and 
the Michaelmas Quarter Sessions, be extended to the Months of 
October and November, and the Quarter Sessions then next 


Private Bills—continued. 

16. That no Petition against a Private Bill be referred to the 
Committee on such Bill, which shall not distinctly specify the 
grounds on which the Petitioner or Petitioners object to the Bill, 
or to any of the provisions thereof; and that the Petitioners be only 
heard on such grounds so stated ; and if it shall appear to the said 
Committee that such grounds are not specified with sufficient 
accuracy, the Committee may direct that there be given in to the 
Committee a more specific Statement in writing of such grounds 
of objection so inaccurately specified ; Lxx1x. 537. 

17. That no postponement of the first Meeting of any Com- 
mittee on a Private Bill shall take place, unless Notice shall be 
given at the Private Bill Office one clear day before the time fixed 
for such Meeting of the Committee, and that no Notice for any 
Proceedings in any Private Bill shall be lodged after Eight of 
the Clock in the Evening; txxrx. 538. 


18. Resolutions of a Select Committee read a Second Time, 
and with several Amendments agreed to and entered ; the present 
Standing Orders relative to Private Bills read upon Motion, and 
ordered to be repealed; Resolved, That the ‘several Resolutions 
agreed to this day be made Standing Orders in lieu of those 
repealed ; the said Standing Orders to be printed ; xc11. 644. 


Railway Bills: 

19. Standing Order, 30 May 1810, extending the Standing 
Orders relative to Navigation Bills to Railway Bills; Read and 
repealed, xc1. 832, Resolutions, That there be Seven clear 
Days between First and Second Reading, and between Report 
and further consideration of Report, and that Bills be printed at 
the expense of the Parties, and delivered at the door, &amp;c., together 
with Resolutions 1 March and 3 August 1836; to be made Standing 
Order; xc1. 832. Standing Order of 19 August 1836, 
respecting discussion on Reports of Railway Bills; Read and 
suspended ; xci. 295. See supra, 8. 





Standing Orders Committee : 

20. Select Committee appointed, to whom shall be referred every 
Petition presented to the House, having for its object to dispense 
with any of the Standing Orders relative to Private Bills, and that 
the Committee do report their Opinion thereupon to the House; 
Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum; LXxx. 8.—LXxxI. 25.—Lxxxul. 30.——— Instruction 
to Select Committee on Standing Orders, that they have 
power to consider the course of proceeding with Petitions, re- 
lating to compliance or non-compliance with the Standing Orders 
of the House ; xxx. 161.———Resolution reported from Standing 
Orders Committee, That all Petitions on Private Bills referring 
to the compliance or non-compliance with the Standing Orders of 
the House, should be referred, in the first instance, to the Com- 
mittee to whom the Petition for leave to bring in the Bill had been 
referred, such Committee to be revived for that purpose; Read 
a Second Time, and agreed to by the House; txxx. 161.———Se- 
lect Committee appointed, to whom shall be referred all Reports 
from Committees on Petitions,in which itshall be stated that any of 
the Standing Orders have not been complied with, and that such 
Committee do report their Opinion thereupon from time to time to 
the House ; yxxx1it. 17.— LXxx1v. 1 1.—Lxxxv. 10.—Lxxxvi. 47. 535. 
—LXXXVII. 15.—Lxxx1x. 13.—xc. 19.—xc1. 13.—xc11. 6. —— Re- 
solution of Select Committee, That the Select Committee on Stand- 
ing Orders do hereafter consist of Fifteen Members; Read a 
Second Time and agreed to; xc1. 743. Made Standing Order, 
832, 


Standing Orders, Compliance with : 

21. Resolved, That this House will not receive any Petitions 
on Private Bills referring solely to the compliance or non-com- 
pliance with the Orders of the House, subsequently to the First 
Reading of the Bills to which they respectively relate; uxxx. 
168.——The above Resolution read and made Standing Order ; 
LXxx. 641.———Standing Order of 5 July 1825, relating to the 
receiving Petitions for Private Bills, referring solely to the com- 
pliance, or non-compliance with the Orders of the House subse- 
quently to the First Reading of the Bills to which they relate, 
repealed ; Resolution, Thet this House will not receive any Peti- 
tion on Private Bills referring solely to the compliance or non- 
compliance with the Orders of the House subsequently to the 
Second Reading thereof; Lxxxrv. 262. 


Subscription Lists : 

22. Resolution, That every Subscription List required to be 
deposited in the Private Bill Office do contain the Names and 
Places of Abode, a Description of the Subscribers, and the Sums 
subscribed ; To be made a Standing Order; txxxv. 609. 





following; uxx1x. 537. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





See supra, 8. 
= Trade: 


688 


ORDERS—continued. 





I. Standing Orders of the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Trade : Turnpike Bills—continued. 


23. Standing Order, That no Bill regulating the conduct of 
any Trade, altering the Laws of Apprenticeship in relation to any 
particular Business, &amp;c., should be read a First Time until a 
Select Committee had inquired into the expediency or inexpe- 
diency of the proposed Regulations, rescinded; Lxxvitt. 354. 


Turnpike Bills : 

24. Ordered, That every Bill for the sole purpose of extending 
the Term for the Execution of the existing Powers and Provi- 
sions of any Turnpike Road Act be considered, as to the Payment 
of Fees, asa single Bill; provided, That no alteration be made 
in the Powers and Provisions of such Act, and no new Clauses 
introduced in such Bill, except such as are now required to be 
inserted in all Turnpike Road Bills by the Standing Orders of 
the Two Houses of Parliament; txxvu. 398. ——— Standing 
Order of 28 February 1734, That no Bill be ordered to be brought 
in for any Work to be carried on by Tolls to be levied on the 
Subject in particular places till such Petition has been referred to 





a Committee, read ; Resolution, That the said Standing Order be 
dispensed with in so far as it may apply to any Petition for a Bill 
to continue or amend any Turnpike Road Act; To be madea 
Standing Order; 1xxx1v. 379.———The said Standing Orders 
read, entered and repealed ; Resolution, That no Bill (except Bills 
to continue or amend any Act for making, maintaining, keeping 
in repair, or improving any Turnpike Road) be ordered to be 
brought in on any Petition for any Work proposed to be carried 
on by Tolls, &amp;c., till such Petition has been referred to a Com- 
mittee, who shall examine whether the Standing Orders have 
been complied with; Made Standing Order ; xci. 882,—— 
Standing Order relative to the Scale of the Map or Plan of any 
Turnpike Road, or intended alteration of any Turnpike Road 
already made, amended ; Lxxxv. 655.—-—Resolution, That such 
Map or Plan shall be upon the Scale of not less than Three 
Inches toa Mile; To be made a Standing Order; txxxv. 655, 
But see supra 18 from each of the above Numbers. 


II. Proceedings relative to Standing Orders: 


25. Reports, That the Standing Orders had not been, or had only 
been in part, complied with, made ; and the Reports ordered to lie on 
the Table on Petitions for Bills relative to—Bridges ; txxvi. 112. 
LXxvill. 23. 69.—Lxx1x. 36.——Burial Grounds; txxv. 212. 
———Churches and Chapels; uxxv. 233,—Lxxvi. 32.—LXXVII. 
68. 90.—Lxxvill. 364.—Lxx1x. 52.— —County Rates; Lxxvul. 
226. 284. 354.—Lxxvinl. 8341.———Court Houses; txxvu. 69.— 
LXxvil. 27.—— Docks, Harbours, &amp;c. ; txxv. 217.———-LX x VI. 
77. 169.—tLxxvil. 190.—.Lxxviml. 153. 386.—Lxx1x. 80. 295.— 
LXXX1II. 17,——— Drainages ; Lxxvil. 23.—LXXVIII. 68.—LXXIX. 
179. ———Embankments ; txxvi. 37. Ferries ; Lxxviil. 213. 
Gaols ; Lxxvi. 94.—Lxxvil. 41. 112,———Gas Lights ; xxv. 241. 
—LxXxvVI. 62, 63.—LxXvVIII. 18. 36.—LXXIX. 14, Improve- 
ments; LXxvilIl. 67. 153.—Lxx1x. 63. Inclosures; LXxXVI. 
49. 91. 95.—Lxxvul. 59.—Lxxvi. 38.—Lxxix. 30.—Markets ; 
LXXVI. 63. 112.—.Lxxtx. 81. 147.———Navigations ; Lxxv. 215. 
—Lxxvi. 84. 300.—Lxxvill. 10. 89.—LxxIx. 102. 135. 
Pavings, &amp;c. ; Lxxv1.27.74. 106, 277,—LXxxvil. 47. 67.—LXXVIII. 22. 
124,—Lxx1x. 88. ——— Police ; txxvi. 104.—.Lxxvuil. 118,—LXxIx. 
90.—— Poor; Lxxv.177.—.Lxxvul. 123.———Railways; Lxxv1. 
85. 305.—.Lxxvit. 52.—.Lxx1x. 50. 109.———Rectories ; txxv1. 69. 
———Sewers; xxvii. 154.———Turnpike Roads; txxv. 127. 
156. 166.—.xxvi. 56. 70. 119.—txxvul. 32. 39.—LxxvilI. 61.— 
LXXIX. 23.———Vestries ; Lxxvi. 33.—Lxxvi1l. 22.———Water- 
works ; LXxvi. 71.—Lxxvill. 85.—LxxIXx. 67. 95. 


26. Reports, That Standing Orders had not been, or had only 
been in part, complied with, made, read or upon Motion, and 
referred to Select Committee on Standing Orders,—On Petitions for 
Bills relative to—Bridges; txxx. 102.—.xxx1. 90.—Lxxxrv. 101. 
—LXXXV. 25.—LXXXVIII. 104.—LXxXxIx. 67.—xc. 269. ——— 
Burial Grounds; txxx. 127.—1.xxx1. 42.———Churches and 
Chapels; xxx. 113.—1xxxi. 95.—LXXx1I. 298.—Lxxxv. 110.— 
LXXXVII. 8].—Lxxx1Ix. 76.———County Rates; txxxvi. 287.— 
LXxxVIll. 49.—xc. 199.—xc1. 365.——Docks, Harbours, Kc. ; 
Lxxx. 43. 107.—LXXXI. 42.—LxXxx1I. 196. 238.—Lxxx11I. 19.— 
LXXXIV. 299,.—LXXXV. 87.—LXXXVI. 339.—LXXXIX. 72.—xCI. 126.— 
xcu. 64, &amp;c.——— Drainages ; Lxxx. 110.—Lx xxv. 241.—.Lxxxvil. 
119.—tLxxxvill. 161.—xcr. 127.—xcu. 180.—— Debts, Small; 
xcl. 189.———Ferries; ixxx1. 56.———Gaols; Lxxx. 283.— 
LXXXII. 87. 279.—.LXxxxIv. 80.—xc. 221.———Gas Lights; xcm. 
90.171.415.————- Lm provements; Lxxx. 26.—.Lxxx1. 114.—Lxxx1, 
298.—LXxxlll. 27. 108.—LXXXIV. 84,.—LXXXV. 44.—LXXXVII. 
15.—LXXXVIII. 177,—LxxxIx. 79.—xci. 73, ———— Inclosures ; 
LXxx. 27. $8.—LXXxI. 39. 85.—LxxxIl. 62.—LxXxxvilI. 131.— 
xc. 123. ———— Markets; txxx. 133.—.Lxxxix. 19.—xcr. 122. 
———Navigations ; xxx. 109. 175.—Lxxx1. 122.—.Lxxxu. 305. 
—LXXXIII. 98.—LXXXIV. 92.—LXXxxVv. 130.—LXXXVI. 427.—LXXxIx. 
127.—xc1. 96.—xcu. 80. 131, &amp;e. Patents; Lxxxiv. 241. 
——— Paving, Lighting, &amp;c.; txxx. 110.—Lxxx1. 80. 138.— 
LXXXIl. 81.—LXxxvil. 132.—Lxxxvill. 45. Poor; Lxxx. 148. 
283.—Lxxxi. 99.—LXxxill. 54.—LXXxIV. 85.—Lxxxvul. 19.— 
LKXXVIII. 183. ———— Police; txxx1. 110.—.Lxxxu1. 158, ——— 
Railways; uxxx. 110. 200.—Lxxx1. 67. 80.—LXxxu. 113.— 
Lxxyut 76.—-LXXXIV. 75.—LXXXV. 24.—LXXXvVI. 228,.— 
LX XXvVuill. 254.—LX X XIX. 67.—xc. 172. 317.—xcl. 68. 89.—xcI1. 
32.———Sewers; ixxx11. 296.— ——Town Halls; txxxu1. 160. 
—LUXXXvI. 398.—xc. 137.———Turnpike Roads; txxx. 99.— 
LX XX. 29, 36.—LXXxIl. 180.—Lxxx111, 104,—LXXxIV. 87.—LXX XV. 
101.—-LX X Xvi. 236.—LXxxvil. 15.—.Lxxxvuil. 69.—Lxxx1x. 113.— 
xc. 140.—xcm. 72. Waterworks; txxx. 103, 154.—Lxxx1. 
55. 81.—LxXxXxv. 131,—LxXxXxvI. 314.—LxXxxvill. 68.—LXxXxIXx. 73. 
—xc. 159. 191.—xc1. 78.—xci. 123. 398, &amp;e. 





27. Reports, That Standing Orders had not been, or had only 
in part been complied with, made, and Reports re-committed to 
the former Committee; txxxvi1. 66.—— And that no Toll being 
intended to be taken, Bills ordered, txxv. 136. 148. 157.———_— 
And Leave granted for Notices, and Bills ordered ; uxxv1. 40,— 
LXXvil. 48.—LXXVIII. 70,—LXXIXx. 217. 301. 


28. Reports, That Standing Orders had been in part complied 
with, according to Leave granted in the last Session of preceding 
Parliament, and Bills ordered; txxv. 144. 201. 


29. Reports, That Standing Orders had not, or had only in 
part, been complied with, made from Committees on re-committed 
Reports on Petitions for Bills, and Reports ordered to lie on the 
Table; txxvi. 122.—_Lxxvii. 75.—Lxx1x. 96. 148. And 
Bills ordered; txxv. 177.—.Lxxvil. 71.—.Lxx1x. 96.——~—And 
Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered, and Committee to exa- 
mine how far Orders for Notices have been complied with; txxrx. 
178.———Report from Committee on re-committed Report from 
Committee on Petition for Bill, That the Standing Orders relative 
to Docks had been complied with, but that Standing Orders rela- 
tive to Railways had not been complied with; and a Member 
having stated that the Petitioners did not intend to proceed with 
the Railway; Bill ordered; txxxvir. 69. 


30. Reports of misapprehension of Standing Orders, ordered 
to lie upon the Table; txx1x. 161. 334. ———And Bill ordered; 
LXxx. 29. 

31. Reports, That Standing Orders had not, or had only in part, 
been complied with, read ; Leave granted for Notices; Bills ordered, 
and Committees on Bills to examine and report on Notices; txxv. 
134, 135.—Lxxvi. 311.—Lxxvul. 23.—Lxx1x. 300.——And Re- 
port re-committed ; Lxx1x. 90. 

32. Reports, That Standing Orders had not, or had only in part, 
been complied with on re-committed Reports, read ; Leave granted 
for Notices; Bills ordered,and Committees on Bills to examine and 
report on Notices ; xxvii. 120.—.Lxxviit. 79. 171.—Lxx1x. 100. 154. 


33. Reasons given in Reports for Standing Orders not having 
been complied with; txxv. 127. 156.—.Lxxvi. 27.—.xxvil. 23.— 
LXXVIII. 10.—LXXIX. 43,—LxxxI. 1]0.—Lxxx11l. 197.—LXXXVI. 
336.—LXXXxvIII. 49.—LXxxx1Ix. 150.—xc. 140.—xc1. 73, Ke. 


34. Orders of Leave that Notices, &amp;c. may be given of Appli- 
cations for Private Bills, and for Provision therein—By Advertise- 
ment; LXxv. 134.—Lxxvi. 70. 142.—Lxxvi. 88. 166.—LXXVIII. 
15.—.Lxx1x. 104, On Church Doors; xxv. 256.—.xxv1. 37. 
74. 125.—.Lxxvul. 76.—.xxvul. 113.——On Church Doors and 
on Sessions House Doors; txxvi11. 88.———By Advertisement, and 
on Church Doors; txxv. 241.—.Lxxvi. 78. 112. 311.—.xxix. 51. 
———By Advertisement on Church Doors and Sessions House 
Doors ; txxvi. 37. 55. 119.—.Lxxvil. 28. 53. —.Lxxvitl. 22.—LXxIxX. 
18. By _ Advertisement on Church Doors and Chapel 
Doors and Sessions House Doors; txxvi. 30. By Ad- 
vertisement, on Cathedral Doors and Sessions House Doors; 
LXXx1x. 295, By Advertisement, on Cathedral Doors, Church 
Doors and Sessions House Doors; txx1x. 300. By Ad- 
vertisement, on Church Doors and on the several Turnpike 
Gates of certain Roads; ixxvi. 437.———- By Advertisement, and 
on Court House Doors; txxvit. 218.—.Lxxrx. 44. By Ad- 
vertisement, and in the London Gazette; Lxxv. 216.—.xxvill. 83. 

In the London Gazette, and on Sessions House Doors; 

LXXv. 216,———By Advertisement, and in the London Gazette 
and on Sessions House Doors; txxvi. 103.—Lxxvit. 76.—LXXVII- 
176, 349.—.Lxx1x. 27. 278. In the London Gazette, on Church 
Doors, and on Sessions House Doors; txxix. 217. In the 
London 


























London Gazette, by Advertisement, on Church Doors, and on Ses- 
sions House Doors; txxvit. 58. 72. 161.—1xx1x. 120, 123._—— 
On Sessions House Doors; txxvi. 125.—.xxvill. 79.—Lxx1x. 36. 
———-By Advertisements, and on Sessions House Doors; xxv. 
166. 201. LXxvi. 47. 74.—LXxvil. 48. 63.—LXXvIII. 40.—LxxIx. 56. 
———-By Advertisement in the London Gazette, and on Sessions 
House Doors; ixx1x. 27. 278.——By Advertisement, and on 
Market Houses ; txxvi1. 231.———By Advertisement, on Church 
Doors and Market House Doors; txxvit. 367. 


35. Orders of Leave for depositing Maps, Plans, Lists, Esti- 
mates, Sections of Levels and Papers, &amp;c., with Clerks of the 
Peace; Lxxvi. 64. 91. 104.—Lxxviti. 71.—1Lxx1x. 56. ————In the 
Private Bill Office; txxv. 221.—.Lxxvur. 113. 163.—1Lxx1x. 97. 
— —wWith the Clerks of the Peace, and in the Private Bill 
Office ; Lxxv. 201.—Lxxvil. 156.—Lxxviil. 98.—Lxx1x. 56._—— 
For depositing Maps with the Clerks of the Peace, and Notices to 
be given of such permission; txxvit. 68. 94.—LXxx1x. 57._—— 
And Notices ordered to be given when they are deposited; Lxx1x. 
56. 72. 95. Leave granted to give Notice by Advertisement 
and on Court House Doors of the deposit of a Map or Plan with 
the Clerk of the Peace ; Lxx1x. 79.———Report from Committee 
on Petition for Bill read upon Motion; Order of Leave to bring in 
a Bill read, and duplicate Map or Plan ordered to be deposited in 
the Private Bill Office; Committee on the Bill to report whether 
such Order shall have been complied with; txx:x. 97.——— 
Leave granted to amend the Plan deposited in the Private Bill 
Office, so that it may correspond with the Plans deposited 
with the Clerk of the Peace, and Bill ordered; txx1x. 69. 
Leave granted that application be made to Landowners; Lxxviti. 
176.—Lxx1x. 56.———Leave granted to make application to the 
Conservators of a River Navigation, and to the Overseers of the 
Poor of certain Parishes, and a List of the Assents, Dissents, &amp;c. 
to be deposited in the Private Bill Office; txx1x. 120. 


36. Orders of Leave for Notices, and to deposit Plans, &amp;c., 





Standing Orders not having been or only having been partly | 


complied with in Bills relative to Bridges; txxv. 256.—.Lxxv1. 
135.—.Lxxvul. 71.—.xxix. 44. Burial Grounds; Lxxv. 
216.———Churches and Chapels; txxv. 134. 241.—1.xxvi. 37.— 
LXxvul. 76. 92.—LXxvIIl. 367.—Lxx1x. 62.———County Rates ; 
LXXVII. 231. 290. 358.—Lxxviltl. 349. Court-houses 3 Lxxvitt. 
40,—— Docks, Harbours, &amp;c.; txxvi. 70. 178.—.xxvir. 197.— 
LXXVIII. 163.———Drainages ; Lxxvit. 29.—Lxx1x. 189.——— 
Embankments; Lxxvi. 47.———Ferries; ixxvitt. 225,——— 
Gaols; txxvi. 102.—.Lxxvir. 48. 115. ———Gas Lights; Lxxviu. 
22, 45.—LxxIx. 18.———Improvements ; Lxxvim1. 70.——In- 
closures 3 LXXVI. 55.—Lxxvitl. 125.—.Lxx1x. 51.——— Markets ; 
LXXVI. 74, 125.—Lxx1x. 96. 155, Navigations ; Lxxv. 221.— 
LXxVi, 90. 303.—Lxxviil. 15, 92.—Lxx1x. 105, 148.——— Pavings, 
&amp;e.; Lxxvi. 30. 112.—Lxxvul. 53. 75.—LXxxvill. 27. 138.——— Po- 
lice; Lxxvi. 119.—Lxxvitl. 136. ——— Railways; Lxxvi. 91. 311. 
—LXXxvilI. 63.—LxXx1x. 57. 114.————Rectories ;_ txxvi. 74. ——— 
Sessions Houses; txxv. 203. Sewers ; Lxxvi. 161.——— 
Turnpike Roads; txxv. 135. 166.—1xxvi. 74. 99. 104.—Lxxvul. 
37.—LXXvVIII. 68.—LXXIXx. 27. Vestry; Lxxvi. 37.——— 
Waterworks; Lxxvi. 86.—Lxxvitt. 89.—Lxx1x. 101. 115. 


37. Orders of Leave for Notices; Bills ordered, and Commit- 
tees to examine and to report on Notices; txxv. 203.—Lxxvi. 99. 
—LXXVII. 37.—LXXVIU. 15.—1Lxx1x. 18.———Order of Leave for 
Notices discharged, and other Notices ordered ; Lxxv1. 196.——— 
Bill ordered without Petition, and Notices of Leave having been 
granted to bring in the Bill to be advertised in the London 
Gazette and in some Newspaper, and to be affixed on Town Hall 
door; Lxxxv. 534. 














38. Petitions for provision and for additional application ; 
Reports of Standing Orders not being complied with, made; and 
Reports ordered to lie upon the Table; Lxxvi..184.—.xxvul. 149. 
—LXxvill, 170.—Lxx1x. 228.———And Reports re-committed ; 
LXxvill. 162,———And Leave granted for Notices; Instructions 
for Provision, and Committees on Bills to report thereon accord- 
ingly ; uxxvit. 156.—LXxvutl. 170,—LXxx1x. 234.———Report of 
Standing Orders not having been complied with from Committee, 
on re-committed Report from Committee on Petition for Provi- 
sion, to lie upon the Table; txxvint. 170.———Report from 
Committee on re-committed Report from Committee on Petition 
for provision, read; Leave granted for Notices; Instruction to 
Committee on the Bill to make provision and to report on 
Notices ; Lxxvill. 176.———Reports on Petitions for provision of 
Standing Orders not having been complied with, made, and Re- 
ports referred to Standing Orders Committee; Lxxx. 208, 432,— 
EXXXI, 187,—Lxxx1l. 224. 439,—LXXx111. 376.—LXXxXxV. 227. 252.— 
EXXXvVI. 614, 664.—LXXXxVII. 184,.—LXxxvill. 176.—LXXXIXx. 62.— 
XC. 140.—xc1. 102, &amp;e. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





=~ = —= = - - -s— = 


II. Proceedings relative to Standing Orders—continued. 


39. Petitions complaining of non-compliance with Standing 
Orders offered to be presented after the First Reading of a Bill ; 
Resolution of the House read, and Petition ordered to be with- 
drawn ; Lxxx. 219.————Offered to be presented, but the Bills 
having been read a Second Time, the same were not received ; 
XC. 170. 231. 335.———Read upon Motion, and ordered to be 
withdrawn, the Bill having been read a Second Time; xcu. 226. 
——— Petitions complaining of Standing Orders not having been 
complied with; Referred to Committees; txxvi. 244,—Lxxvil. 
431.—Lxx1x. 270.—1Lxxx. 148.—.Lxxxv. 169.———To lie upon 
the Table ; txxviu. 186.—Lxx1x. 80, 105.—.Lxxx. 52. 114.—Lx xxv. 
65.—LXXXVI. 37 1.—LXxxvil.111.—1Lxxxvull. 156.—Lxxx1x. 118.— 
xC. 150.—xc1. 72. 79. House informed that the Parties in- 
terested in promoting the Bill consented to withdraw certain parts 
(in relation to which the Standing Orders had not been complied, 
with); Petition to lie on the Table; txxv1.232.————Referred to 
Committees on Petitions for Bills; 1xxx1. 117. In so far 
as relates to a particular Matter; Lxxxv. 169. Referred 
to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcut. 
40. 44, 45. 50. 56. 72. 76.—— Referred to Standing Orders 
Committee ; txxx. 121.— —Referred to Committees on Peti- 
tions for Bills, and Committees revived; \Uxxx. 175.—LxxxI. 
91.—LXXXIII. 82.— LXXxxIVv. 93.—LXxXV. 163.—LXXXVvI. 242. 249.— 
LXXXVIII. 194,—Lxxxix. 66.———Committees on Petitions for 
Bills revived, and Petitions referred; xc. 171.—xc1.74. —— Re- 
ferred to revived Committees on Petitions for Bllls; .txxxvi. 
297. 300.———Presented and read, and Motion for re-committing 
Report from Committee on Petition for Bill made, and with- 
drawn; Lxxx1. 19: ———And Question that Committee on Peti- 
tion for Bill be revived and the Petitions referred, negatived; xc. 
223.——— Petitions complaining of non-compliance with Standing 
Orders, referred to the Committees onthe Bills ; txxx.383.—1xxxv. 
378. Referred to Select Committees; ~txxv. 214.—Lxxvi. 
232, Petition complaining of non-compliance with Standing 
Orders, and praying to be heard by Agents, referred to a Com- 
mittee (Three to be the Quorum); Petition read upon Motion, 
and referred ; and Report on Petition for Bill read and referred ; 
LXXXIII. 99. 











40. Petitions complaining of non-compliance, &amp;c.; Read upon 
Motion, and referred to Committees on Petition for Bills, and Com- 
mittees revived; Lxxx. 168. 210.—.xxx1. 158. And referred to 
Committees ; Lxxx. 159.—Lxxxv. 80.— ——Read upon Motion; 
Committees on Petitions for Bills revived; Petitions referred ; 
xCl. 73. 76. 78. 96.———Read upon Motion; Order for referring 
the same to Committees read and discharged, and Petitions re- 
ferred to the Committees on the Petitions for the Bills, and the 
said Committees revived; Lxxx. 165. 192.———Read upon Motion, 
and referred to revived Committees on Petitions for Bills; xcr. 
97. And referred to Committee on Petition for Bill after the 
Bill itself was in Committee; Lxxx1. 158.———Read upon Mo- 
tion, and Question negatived for reviving Committee on Petition 
for Bill; xcr. 144. And Motion withdrawn for reviving Com- 
mittee on Petition for Bill; xcz. 196. 


41. Petitions complaining that Petitioners’ Names had been 
incorrectly inserted in the List of Assents and Dissents deposited 
in the Private Bill Office; Referred to the Standing Orders Com- 
mittee, LXxx1. 79.———The said Petitions read upon Motion ; 
Order for referring the same to Standing Orders Committee read, 
and discharged, and the Petitions ordered to lie upon the Table ; 
LXXXxI. 91. 


42. Petition, praying the House to dispense with certain Stand- 
ing Orders, referred to a Committee; Lxxv1. 273. Report of 
such Committee read, and Standing Orders dispensed with; Lxxvi. 
284.———Petition praying that Standing Orders may not be 
enforced, referred to the Committee on the Petition for the Bill, 
and Committee revived; Lxxx. 243.——— Petition, praying 
for leave to give Notices and proceed with a Bill, read, 
upon Motion; Report of Standing Orders Committee, read; 
Petition ordered to be now taken into consideration, and Ques- 
tion negatived for leave to bring in a Bill; uxxxm1. 173.——— 
Petition, praying that the Report of the Committee on the 
Petition for a Bill be re-committed (after Report from Standing 
Orders Committee that the Standing Orders ought not to be dis- 
pensed with), read, upon Motion; Report of Standing Orders 
Committee read; Leave given to deposit Plans, &amp;c. in the Private 
Bill Office; Bill ordered, and Committee to report how far such 
Order has been complied with ; txxx1u,. 189.———Petitions for 
Bills, and for leave to give Notices, referred to Committees ; 
LXxIx. 6. 192.———Petition for leave to comply with certain 
Standing Orders for varying Line of Navigation, referred to a 
Committee ; LXxxv. 235.———Report of Committee thereupon, 

si referred 





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ORDERS—continued. 











II. Proceedings relative to Standing Orders—continued. — 


referred to Standing Orders Committee, 241. Report, That 
the Report referred to the Standing Orders Committee is informal, 
253. Report read; Report on Petition re-committed to former 
Committee ; 253. Report from Committee on re-committed 
Report from Committee on the above Petition, referred to Stand- 
ing Orders Committee, 260. Petition, stating that certain 
Notices had not been given pursuant to Standing Orders, and 
praying that fresh Notices may be given; Ordered to lie on the 
Table ; txxvi1. 94. ———Read upon Motion, and Leave given, 
and Committee to repart how far the Order of the House has been 
complied with; txxvu. 97.———Petition, praying that fresh 
Notices may be given, as the Plans deposited with the Clerk of 
the Peace vary materially from the Plan in the Private Bill 
Office, read, upon Motion; Committee on Petition for Bill re- 
vived, and Petition referred ; txxxvi. 275.———Petitions, pray- 
ing that the Petitioners’ names may be withdrawn from a Sub- 
scription List, the Plans for the undertaking having been altered 
without their consent; Referred to the revived Committees on the 
Petitions for the Bills; txxxv1. 284. 337. Petitions for Bills, 
stating that Standing Orders had not been complied with, referred 
to Standing Orders Committee ; txxx. 12. 22.——— Petition for 
leave to proceed with Bill, read, upon Motion; Report from 
Standing Orders Committee, read; Leave given to bring in a Bill, 
and to give Notices, and Committee on the Bill to report upon 
Notices; ixxxu. 100. 

43. Orders discharged for referring Petitions for Bills to Com- 
mittees, and Petitions referred to the Standing Orders Com- 
mittee; Lxxx. 25. 48.———Orders for referring Petitions to 
Standing Orders Committee read, and discharged, and the Petitions 
referred to Committees; Lxxx. 58. 60. 

44. Reports from Committees on Petitions complaining of 


non-compliance with Standing Orders, referred to Standing | 


Orders Committee; Lxxx. 182, 183. 263. 319.—.Lxxxv. 198.— 


xc. 189, &amp;c.— Re-com mitted to the former Committee ; txxxu1. | 
116.———Ordered to lie upon the Table,—The Petitioners having | 
failed to prove their allegations; txxx. 215. 241. The |’ 
Standing .Orders having been complied with; uxxx. 241.—xcr. | 


85. 128. The Standing Orders not having been complied 
with; Lxxxu. 112. The Standing Orders having been com- 
plied with, so far as any deviation from the said Standing Orders 
have not been already specially reported to the House; txxxv. 
100. Notices not being required by the Standing Orders ; 
LXXXVv. 392. 

45. Report from re-committed Report of Committee on Peti- 
tion, complaining that Standing Orders had not been complied 
with, brought up, and ordered to lie upon the Table ; rxxx1m. 135. 
Reports from revived Committees on Petitions for Bills to 
whom Petitions complaining of non-compliance with Standing 
Orders had been referred, made, and referred to Standing Orders 
Committee; Lxxxvi. 293. 358.—xcr. 282. 296.— —- Together 
with Minutes of Evidence referred to the Standing Orders Com- 
mittee; xc1.111. Ordered tolie upon the Table ;—That no one 
appeared to support the said Petition; Lxxxv1. 337. That no 
Evidence had been adduced before the Committee to show that 
the Standing Orders had not been complied with; txxxrx. 85. 
——That the Agent for the Petitioners having stated, that he 
did not intend to proceed with the Petition, the Committee 
determined that the Standing Orders had been complied with ; 
xc1. 84.———That the Committee having determined, “ That the 
Petitioners be heard on behalf of themselves only,” the Agent 
for the Petitioners stated, That in consequence of such determina- 
tion, it was not his intention to proceed with the Petitions; The 
Committee therefore confirmed their former Report, &amp;c. ; 
xc1. 101. 

46. Report of Standing Orders not having been complied with, 
made from Select Committee to whom a Petition complaining of 
non-compliance with Standing Orders had been referred, and 
ordered to lie upon the Table; ixx1x. 202.———Report read 
upon Motion, and re-committed; Lxx1x. 311.———Report from 
Committee on re-committed Report from Committee on Petition 
complaining of non-compliance with Standing Orders, That the 
Standing Orders had not been complied with; Ordered to lie on 
the Table; ixxix. 352. 

47. Power toa Committee on re-committed Report from a 
Committee on Petition complaining of non-compliance with Stand- 
ing Orders, to send for Persons, Papers and Records; xxix. 
329. Committee on Private Bill have leave to make a 
Special Report as to non-compliance with Standing Orders ; Re- 
solution reported; read; entered; read a Second Time, and 
referred back to the Committee; xc. 332. 


48. Reports of Standing Orders having been complied with, 
pursuant to leave granted ; From Committees on Petitions; txxv. 


a ere Pe eter mera erates enn stn heater tene 
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244, From Committees on Bills; txxv. 703.—.xxv1. 177. 
282.—LXXvil. 222.—LxXxvill. 258.—.Lxxix. 193.—.Lxxx1. 173,— 
LXXXII. 467.—Lxxxi1l. 262.———On re-committed Bills; txxyy. 
283.———Reports of Standing Orders having been complied with 
pursuant to leave granted in a former Parliament; From Com- 
mittees on Petitions; txxv. 158. 166, 167.———That Standine 
Orders had been in part complied with, and that the remaining 
part had been complied with according to leave granted in the 
last Parliament; txxv. 201. 


49. House informed, that printed Copies of Bills, as amended 
by Committees, were delivered at the Door to Members on preced- 
ing Days, pursuant to the Standing Order, and House proceeds to 
take Reports into further consideration; txxv. 307.—.xxv1. 43]. 
—LXXVII. 240.—LXXVIII. 257.— LxxIx. 421.—.Lxxx1. 268.—1Lxxx111, 
383.—Lxxxv. 341.—LXXXVII. 398.—Lxxxvill. 357.—LXxxIx. 159, 

50. Bills reported, together with a List of the Persons who 
have assented, dissented or declared themselves neuter, as required 
by the Standing Orders; txxv. 277.—Lxxvi. 266.—1Lxx1x. 385.— 
LXXX. 347.—Lxxx1x. 130. 


51. Reports on Bills of Standing Orders not or only in part 
complied with, made, and ordered to lie on the Table; txxvyz, 
254. —Lxxvil. 213.—.xxix. 365. 385. And referred to 
the Standing Orders Committee; ixxxv. 519.—.xxxvi. 745.— 
LXXXVIII. 395. 


52. Obstructions to giving Notices reported by Committee on 
a Bill, and Report ordered to lie on the Table ; txxvu. 213. 


53. Standing Orders not reported in Bills relative to—As- 
surance Company; xc. 98.———Buckingham’s Compensation; 
xcI. 34. Common Pastures; xc1. 210.—— Coal Meters; 
LXXVI. 107.—Lxxxv. 138.———Companies; Lxxix. 106. 121. 295. 
—Lxxx. 37. 100.—.LXxxxI. 85.—LxxxII. 279.—Lxxxu. 100.— 
LXXXV. 42.—LXXXVI. 340.—LXXXVII. 32.—Lxxxvill. 166.—Lxxx1x. 
124.—xc. 172, 204.—xc1. 67. 85.———-Cranbourne Chase Dis- 
franchisement; Lxxxu1. 94.——Debts; .xxix. 329. 345.— 
LXXXVI. 414.—LxxxviIl. 12.— — Debts, Small; txxxvir. 214.— 
xcl. 131. 211. ———— Estates; wxxv. 240.—1xxx1. 94, ——— 
Fisheries; txxxi. 98.—.xxxm. 166.—Lxxxvul. 150. Hos- 
pital, xc1. 98, ———— Institutions; Lxxxvi. 150. ——— Light 
Dues; Lxxxv. 109. Patents; xc1. 52, —— Pilotage ; 
LXXXVII. 66.—=——Quarter Sessions; txxv. 226.——Rectory ; 
LXxv. 203,——-Theatres; Lxxv. 136.—.Lxxx. 155.—LxxxI. 95. 
———Tithes; txxx. 114. 210.———Trade; txxx1. 151. 

54. Petitions and Bills reported to be not within the Standing 
Orders, or that Standing Orders do not apply to them; Bank; fa- 
cilitating the winding up of affairs of; xcu. 415.———Burial 
Grounds; Lxxxi. 17.—xc1. 641.—xc1l. 77. 133, &amp;c.——Com- 
panies ; xcr1. 44. 81. 99.———Charter; Lxx1x. 201. Churches 
and Chapels; txxvil. 376.—Lxx1x. 135.—Lxxx. 73.—.xxxI. 10. 
95.—LXxxil. 432.—.Lxxx1u. 111.—xc1. 60. Court of Con- 
science, Bristol; xc11. 102.———Court of Requests; xcu. 159. 
—— Debts, Small; xc. 31.71. 188, &amp;.————Docks and Har- 
bours; ixxv. 227.—xc1. 122.———Drainages; Lxxix. 264.— 
LXXXIX. 395.—xc. 188.———Gas Lights; txxv. 136. 148. 157.— 
LXxvi. 62. 69. 119.—Lxxvil. 43. 67.—Lxx1Ix. 96. 326. Im- 
provements; Lxxx11.212.———Inclosures ; Lxx1x. 183.———Ma- 
gistrates; xc. 151.— Markets; txxx. 160. ——— Navigations ; 
LXXvi. 117.—.LxxIXx. 329.—Lxxx111. 229.—xc1. 424, ——— Patents; 
XCUl. 71.—159.——— Pavings, Lightings, &amp;c.; txx1x. 183. 
Poor; ixxxi. 86.——Railways; Lxxx1x. 56.—xc. 121. 200.— 
XCII. 272. 475.—————Rectory; txxx. 577. Schools; Lxxxt. 
99.—Lxxxvi. 314..————Turnpike Roads ; txxvi1. 326. _———Wa- 
terworks; Lxxvil. 345.—xc. 238.—xcl. 424, 425. 

55. Report from Committee on a Bill, That no Notices had 
been given, and the Committee were of opinion that they were not 
required by the Sfanding Orders (Highgate Chapel ); Report to lie 
on the Table; uxxxv. 392.——On the Second Reading of a Bill, 
Mr. Speaker called the attention of the House to the Report of 
the Committee on the Petition for the said Bill, in which it was 
stated that the Bill did not come within the Standing Orders re- 
lative to Markets ; whereas it was intended to establish a Market- 
place, with compulsory powers for the purchase of Houses for that 
purpose; The Second Reading was put off for Six Months ; xxx. 
240. 

56. Report of a Committee of the whole House on a Bill, re- 
ferred to a Select Committee to examine whether the Standing 
Orders have been complied with; txxvi. 189. Report of 
such Select Committee referred to Committee on the Bill; 1xxv 
238. 

57. Reports from Standing Orders Committee, made by Order; 
xc. 277. Resolutions reported from Standing Orders Com- 


mittee read, agreed to and entered ; Lxxx. 103.—Lxxx1. 42. J05.— 
LXXXul. 











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ORDERS—continued. 





691 





—— 


LXXXI1I. 107.—Lxxx1v. 90.—LXXXV. 37.—LXXXVI. 337. 354. 672.— 
LXXXVIl. 564.—LXXXviml. 174.—LxXxx1x. 22.—xc. 277, &amp;c.——— 
Read ; entered ; read a Second Time, and agreed to; uxxx11. 148. 
180. 393.—xcr. 133. 218. 646.—xciI. 49. 70. 81.——— Read 
a Second Time, and agreed to in so far as the Parties are 
thereby permitted to proceed with their Bill; rxxx111. 78.——— 
Read; entered; and some read a Second Time, and agreed 
to; LXxxv. 131. 144, Read, and entered only; txxxv. 218. 
268.————Read ; entered ; and Reports to lie upon the Table ; xc. 
133. 159. 185.—xc1. 75. 81. 129.—xc11. 62.———Read ; entered ; 
Some read a Second Time, and agreed to; Reports to lie upon the 
Table; xc. 323.—xcr. 111. 210. — xcit. 76. 93. ——— Read ; 
entered; Some read a Second Time, and postponed ; Others read 
a Second Time, and agreed to; txxx. 83. 122,—1.xxx1. 57. 81.— 
LXXXII. 217, 243.—LXXXIII. 41.—LXXXIV. 97.—LXXXV. 80.—LXXXVI. 
249.—LXXXvil. 47.—Lxxxvill. 69. 99.—Lxxxix. 81, &amp;c. 
Read ; entered; read a Second Time, and postponed; Lxxx. 328. 
—LXXxxitl. 110.—.xxxi. 175. 203.—LxxxIv. 182.—LxxXvI. 288. 
395.—LXXxvul. 158.—.Lxxxvill. 146. 285.—.Lxxx1x. 141. 161, &amp;e. 
———Some read a Second Time, and in part agreed to; Others 
read 2°, and agreed to; Others read 2°, and postponed ; Lxxxu11. 
90.———Some read a Second Time, and postponed ; One read a 
Second Time; Report from Committee on Petition complaining 
of non-compliance with Standing Orders, read upon Motion, and 
re-committed to the former Committee; the subsequent Resolutions 
read a Second Time, and agreed to; Lxxx. 241. Postponed 
Resolution of Standing Orders Committee referred to Com- 
mittee on re-committed Report from Committee on Petition 
complaining that Standing Orders had not been complied with ; 
LXXXItl. 116. 








58. Resolution reported from Standing Orders Committee, 
That the Report referred to them was informal, inasmuch as it did 
not set forth the particulars wherein the Standing Orders have 
not been complied with; txxxv. 253.——-Report from Standing 
Order Committee read; Report from Committee on Petition read, 
and re-committed to the former Committee; txxxv. 253.——— 
Report of Committee on re-committed Report of Committee on 
Petition referred to Standing Orders Committee; Lxxxv. 260. 


59. Report from Standing Orders Committee read, and ordered 
to be taken into consideration To-morrow; Lxxx. 276. 





65. That the Grand Committees for Religion, for Grievances, 
for Courts of Justice, and for Trade, do sit on particular Days in 
the House; txxv. 109.—Lxxvi. 6.—LXXvVII. 7.—LxxvilI.  5.— 
LXXIX. 6,—LXXX. 6.—LXXXI. 6.—LXXXII. 9,—LXXXIII. 7.—LXXXIV. 
9.—LXXXV. 8.—LXXXVI. 7. 523.—Lxxxvul. 6. 


66. That Committees of Privileges be appointed, and Orders 
to them; Lxxv. 109.—Lxxvi. 6.—LXXVII. 7.—LXXVIII. 5.—LXXIX. 
6.—LXXX. 6.—LXXXI. 6.—LXXXII. 9.—LXXXIII. 7.—LXXXIV. 9.— 
LXXXV, 8.—-LXXXVI. 7. 524.—.xxxvir. 6. (Not appointed at the 
beginning of the Session after Vol. txxxvu.) 

For Sessional Orders relative to Elections, see Elections, 834— 
841. 

67. That if it shall appear that any Person has been tampering 
with any Witness, the same is declared to be a High Crime and 
Misdemeanor, and the House will proceed with the utmost 
severity against such Offender; uxxv. 110.—.xxvi. 7.— 
LXXVII. 7.——LXXVIII. 6.—-LXXIX. 7,——-LXXX. 7.—LXXXI. 7.— 
LXXXII. 10.—LXXXIII. 7.—LXXXIV. 10.—Lxxxv. 9.—Lxxxvi. 8. 
524.—LXXXVII. 7.—LXXXVIII. 38.—LXXxIx. 10.—xc. 6.—xcI. 9.— 
XCII. 7. 


68. That if it shall appear that any Person hath given false 
Evidence, the House will proceed with the utmost severity against 
such Offender; LXxv. 8.—LXxxvI. 7.—LXXVII. 7.—LXXxvIII. 6.— 
LXXIX. 7,—-LXXX. 7.—LXXXI. 7.—LXXXII. 10.— LX XXIII. 7.—LXXXIV. 
10.—LXXxV. 9.—-LXXXVI. 8. 624.—LXXxVII. 7.—LXxxvilI. 38.— 
LXXXIx. 10.—xc. 6.—XCI. 9.—xclI. 7. 


69. That the Serjeant take intocustody Strangers in the House 
or Gallery, and that no Person so taken be discharged without 
the Special Order of the House ; txxv. 110.—.xxvi. 7.—LXxxvII. 
7.—EXXVIII, 6.—LXXIX. 7.—LXXX. 7.—LXXXI. 7.—.Lxxx11. 10.— 
LXXXIII, 7,—LXXXIV. 10.——-LXXXV. 9.—LXXXVI. 8. 524,—LXxxXVII. 
7.—LXXXVIII, 38.—Lxxx1x. 10.—xc. 22.—xcr. 9.—xcu. 7.——— 
That no Member presume to bring Strangers into the House or 
Gallery while the House is sitting; uxxv. 110.—txxvr. 7.— 
EXXVIT, 7,.—LXXVIIL. 6.—LXXIX. 7.—LXXX. 7.—LXXXI. 7.—LXXXII. 


10.—LXxx1I. 7.—LxxxIv. 10.—Lxxxv. 9.—LXxxvI. 8. 524.— 
UXXXVII, 7,—LXXXVIII. 38.—LXXx1x. 10.—xc. 22.—xcr. o.— 


XCll. 7, 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1887.) 





II. Proceedings relative to Standing Orders—continued. 


60. Report from Standing Orders Committee read upon Mo* 
tion, and Bills ordered only; txxx. 107—115.—Lxxx1. 79-83.— 
LXxxil. 181.—_Lxxxu1. 45. 111.—.Lxxx1v. 139. 153.—.xxxv. 38.— 
LXXXVI. 249, 354.—Lxxxvil. 51.—Lxxxvill. 105, 414,——-Lxxx1x. 27. 
—xc. 178.—xc1. 111.—xcu. 49. 77, &amp;c. Read upon Motion; 
Bills ordered ; Leave granted for Notices, &amp;c., and Committees on 
the Bills to report how far the said Order has been complied with ; 
LXXXII. 189,—Lxxxvil. 163.————Read upon Motion, and Motion 
for leave to give Notices withdrawn; Lxxx11. 284.———And 
Report from Committee on Petition read, and Ques. Neg. for leave 
to give Notices; txxx1x. 226.————Read upon Motion, and 
nothing done; xxx. 184.— And Instruction to Committee 
on Bill to make provision; txxxim. 435.—And Motion, that 
the Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, withdrawn ; 
xcl. 299. 


61. Resolved, That the Report of the Standing Orders Com- 
mittee be confirmed; xcr. 184. 


62. Reports of Standing Orders, not or in part complied with, 
made or read, and Bills ordered, without further Notices ;— 
Bridges; wxxvir. 26.——~—Docks; .xxvitt. - 392.———Gas 
Lights; xxv. 249. Poor; ixxv. 203. Turnpike 
Roads; txxv. 177. 210.—.Lxx1x. 100,—Lxxx. 29. 


63. Parts of Standing Orders dispensed with, in Bills relative 
to,—County Rates; txxvi. 231.——TInclosures; Lxxvi. 99.— 
LXXvill. 45.——— Notice to be given of Standing Order having 
been dispensed with; txxvuu. 45. 








64. Standing Orders read, and entered (viz. of 18 June 1811), 
and Resolutions made relative to Petitions for First Readings of, 
and Reports upon, Private Bills; txxv. 120.—.Lxxvi. 7.—Lxxx. 
8.—LXXKXI. 7.—-LXXXII. 8.——-LXXXIV. 10.—Lxxxv. 10.—LxxxvI. 13.— 
LXXXVIII. 10,—Lxxx1x. 10.—xc. 19.—xc1. 9.— xc. 8, &amp;.-—— 
And other Resolutions made; xc1. 71.———Read, and entered 
previous to Motions; Lxxxvi. 293. ——— Read, and other 
Orders made; .txxvi. 398.—1Lxxx. 474.—xcu. 8. ——— Read 
upon Motion, and Committee of Appeals appointed; xci. 546. 
———QOn Petitions being presented; txxxv. 7.——~—In Pro- 
ceedings of the House; txxxvui. 20.—1xxx1x. 13.———Read, 
entered and repealed; xc1. 882.——_—And suspended; xc1. 832. 
—Kxcll. 295. 


Ill. Sessional Orders and Resolutions at the Commencement of every Session : 


70. That the Back Door of the Speaker’s Chamber be locked 
every day at the Sitting of the House, and the key delivered to 
the Clerk, &amp;c., and that the Serjeant do take care to clear the 
Speaker’s Chamber before the door is locked up; uxxv. 110.— 
LXXVI. 7.—LXXVII. 7.—LXXVIII. 6.—LXXIX. 7.—LXXX. 7.—LXXXI. 7. 
—LXXXIl. 10,—LXXXIII. 7.——-LXXXIV. 10.—LXXXV. 9.—LXXXVI. 8. 
524.—LXXXVII. 7.—LXXXVIII. 38. 

71. That the Constables do take care that, during the Sessions, 
the Passages between Temple Bar and Westminster Hall be kept 
free and open, &amp;c.; txxv. 110.—.LxXvi. 7.—LXXVII. 7.—LXXVUul. 6. 
—LXXIX. 7.—LXXX. 7.—LXXXI. 7.—LXxxl. 10.—LXXXIII. 7.— 
LXXXIV. 10.—LXXxv. 9.—LXXXVI. 8, 524.—LXXXVII. 7.-—-LXXXVIII. 
38.—LXXxxIx. 10.—xc. 6.—xcl. 9.—xcll. 7. 

72. That the Constables do take care that there be no gaming, 
&amp;c., in Westminster Hall, or the Passages leading to the House, 
&amp;c.3 LXxv. 110,—LXXVI. 7.—LXXVII. 7.—LXXVIII. 6.—LXX1X..7.— 
LXXX. 7.—-LXXXI. 7.——-LXXXII. 10.—LXxxuI. 7.-—LxxXIv. 10.— 
LXXXV. 9.—-LXXXVI. 8. 524,——-LXXXVII. 7.—LXXXVIII. 38.--LXXXIX. 
10.—xc. 6.— xcI. 9.—xcll. 7. 

73. That the said (two last) Orders be sent to the High Bailiff 
of Westminster, and that he do see the same put in execution; 
LXXV. 110.—LXXVI. 7.—LXXVII. 7.—LXXVIII. 6.—LXXIX. 7.~-LXXX. 
7.—LXXXI. 7.—-LXXXII. 10.—LXXXIII. 7.—LXXXIv. 10.—Lxxxv. 9. 
—LXXXxVI. 8. 524,—LXXXVII. 7.—LXXXVIII. 38.— LXXXIx. 10.—xXcC. 
6.—xcl. 9.—xclIl. 7. 

74. That no Footman be permitted to be within the Lobby, or 
upon the Stairs leading thereto; That the Serjeant do take care 
that there be no gaming or other disorders in the Footman’s Room ; 
That he take into custody Footmen disobeying the Orders of the 
House, and that they be not discharged without Special Order ; 
LXXV. 110.—LXXVI. 7.—LXXVII. 7.—LXXVIII. 6.—LXXIX. 7.—LXXX. 
7.—LXXXI. 7.—LXXXII. 10.—LXXXIII. 7.—LXXXIV. 10.—LXXXv. 9. 
—LXXxxvi. 8. 524.—LXXXVII. 7.—LXXXVII. 38.—-LXxx1Xx. 10.—xc. 
6.—xCI. 9.—XCll. 7. 

75. That to prevent intercepting or losing of Letters directed 
to Members of this House, the person appointed to bring Leiters 
from the General Post Office to the House, or some other person 
to be appointed by the Postmaster General, do for the future, 

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III. Sessional Orders and Resolutions at the Commencement of every Session—continued. 


every day during the Session of Parliament (Sundays excepted) 
constantly attend from Ten in the Morning till Seven in the After- 
noon, at the place appointed for delivery of said Letters, and 
deliver same to the several Members to whom they shall be di- 
rected, or their known Servant or Servants, or others bringing Notes 
under the hands of the Members sending for the same; txxv. 110. 
—LXXVI. 7.—LXXVII. 7.—LXXVIII. 6.—LXXIX. 7.——LXXX. 7.—LXXXI. 
7.—LXXXIl. 10.—-LXxxIII. 7.—LXXXIV. 10.—LXXXv. 9.-—LXXXVI- 
8. 524.—LXXXVII. 7.—LXXXVIII. 38.—LXxxIx. 10.—xc. 6.—xcl. 8. 
—xcu. 8.———That the said Officer do, upon going away, lock 
up such Letters as shall remain undelivered, and that no Letters 
be delivered but within the hours aforesaid ; That the said (two) 
Orders be sent to the Postmaster General; That when any Let- 
ters directed to the House do come to the Speaker, he do open 
same and acquaint the House at their next Sitting with the con- 
tents; Lxxv. 110.—LXXVI. 7.—LXXVII. 7.—LXXVIII. 6.—LXXIX. 7. 
—LXXX. 7.—-LXXXI. 7.—LXXXIl. 10,—LXXXUI. 7.—Lxxxiv. 10.— 
LXXXV. 10.—-LXXXVI. 8. 524,—-LXXXVII. 7,—-LXXXVIII. 38,—LXXXIx. 
10.—xc. 6.—xCl. 9.—XCII. 8. 


76. That the Serjeant, when the House is going to Prayers, 
give Notice thereof to all Committees, and that all Proceedings 
of Committees in a Morning after such Notice be void ; txxv. 110. 
—LXXVI. 7.—LXXVII. 7.—LXXVIII. 6.—LXXIX. 7.—LXXX. 7.—LXXXI. 
7.—LXxxIl. 10.—.Lxxx1ll. 8.—LXXXIv. 10.—LXXxvV. 9.—LXXXVI. 8. 
525.—LXXXVII. 7.— LXXxVIi1l. 10.—xc. 19.—xclI. 9.—xcll. 8. ——- 
Order read, and discharged, and another Order made, Lxxxvitt. 95, 
———Give Notice thereof to all Committees, and also at Five 
o’clock, when the Speaker has taken the Chair, and that all Pro- 
ceedings of Committees after such Second Notice be declared to 
be null and void; txxxviit. 95.—Lxxx1x. 11. 


77. That the Votes and Proceedings be printed, being first 
perused by Mr. Speaker; That he do appoint the Printing 
thereof, and that no Person but such as he shall appoint, do pre- 
sume to print same; LXxv. 410,—LXXVI. 7.—LXXVII. 8.—LXXXI. 7. 
—LXXXII. 10.—-LX XXIII. 8.——-LXXXV. 9.—LXXXVIII. 7.—LXXXIX. 10. 
—xc. 6.—xcl. 9.—xcu. 8. 


78. Committees on expiring Laws appointed, and Orders and 
Instructions to them; “xxv. 119.—LxxV1. 7.—LXXvuI. 8.—LXXvIII. 
7.—LXXIX. 8.——-LXXX. 8.——LXXXI. 8.—LXXXII. 29.—LXXXIII. 8.— 
LXXXIV. 10,—LXXXv. 10,—LXXXVI. 21. 538.—LXXXVIL. 7.—LXXXVIII. 
31.—Lxxxix. 11.—xc. 19.—xc1. 16.—xci. 174. 

For Resolutions relative to Petitions for First Reading of, and 
Reports on, Private Bills, see Bills, 460. 

79. Resolutions, That Orders of the Day set down for Mon- 
days and Fridays, shall be disposed of before the House will 
proceed upon Motions; rxxv. 120,—1LxXxvI. 7.—LXXVII.8.—LXXVIII, 
6,—LXXIx. 8.—LXxx. 10.—LXXXII. 28.— LX XXIII. 8.—LxXXxIv. 10.— 
LXXXV. 10,—LXXXVI. 21. 538.—-LXXXVIII. 95.—LXXX1x. 15.——— 
Entry in Journal of the above Resolution; Read upon Motion, 
and entered (only); txxvit. 358.———That Orders of the Day 
set down for Wednesdays shall be disposed of before the House 
will proceed upon Motions; Lxxxvi. 651.—Lxxxvull. 476.— 
LXxx1x. 40,———That Orders of the Day set down for Mondays, 
Wednesdays and Fridays, shall be disposed of before the House 
will proceed upon Motions; txxxvu. 11.—xc. 19.—xcr. 26.— 
xcul. 26.———That during the remainder of the present Session, 
Orders of the Day do take precedence of Notices of Motions ; 


[V. Incidental Proceedings : 


82. Orders of the Day, read,—And proceeded in; txxv. 148.— 
LXXVI, 8.—xcul. 343, &amp;c.———Acts read, and then proceeded in; 
LXXVI. 180.—LxxviIl. 60.————Entry in Journal read, and pro- 
ceeded in; Lxxv. 230,———Message of the Queen read ; Motion 
for Adjournment negatived, and then proceeded in; Lxxvi. 20. 
———Sessional Order read upon Motion, and entered, and then 
proceeded in; xcrt. 42.———Instructions given, and then pro- 
ceeded in; Ltxxv. 879.—.xxvi. 308.—Lxx1x. 133.—.Lxxx111. 182. 
—LXXXVII. 553,.—LXxxvill. 472.—xc. 48].—xcl. 603, &amp;.——— 
Motions for Instructions negatived, and then proceeded in; txxv1. 
434.—LxxXxvI, 674. Motions for Instructions negatived ; 
Minutes of Evidence referred, and then proceeded in; uxxvt. 65. 
—LXXXIx. 116,———— Resolution of Committee of Supply, read ; 
Instruction given, and then proceeded in; txxv1. 493.——~Acts 
read ; Instructions given and then proceeded in; ixxviu1. 373.— 
EXXIX. 455.——-LXxx. 135.————Motion for Instruction made, and 
Debate thereon adjourned; xcr. 120,——-And other Orders 
made, and then proceeded in; txxv1. 81.—Lxx1x. 24.—Lxxx. 159. 
—LXXXII. 32. ~And proceeded in after Divisions; uxxx1. 38. 
—EXXXI. 5681,—-LXxxix. 410.———And deferred; txxv. 139.— 
UXXVI. 117,——-LXXvil. 26.—-LXxvVIII. 279.—Lxxx. 140,—xcut. 70, 








LXXXVIII. 688.—LxXxxIx. 510. On Tuesdays and Thursdays ; 
xc. 621. That after Ist July, Orders of the Day have pre- 
cedence of Notices of Motions on Tuesdays and Thursdays; xcr, 
568.———That from 15th June to Ist July, Orders of the Day 
take precedence of Notices on Tuesdays and Thursdays; xcu, 
305.———That a particular Order of the Day have precedence 
of Notices‘on a certain Day; txxx1x. 445.—xciI. 358, 


80. Resolutions, That this House do meet every day except 
Saturday, or such day as shall be appointed for Election Petitions 
being taken into consideration, at Twelve o’clock at noon, for . 
Private Business and Petitions, and do continue to sit until Three 
o’clock, unless the Business be sooner disposed of; txxxvu11. 95,— 
LXxx1x. 6.—-—That when such Business has been disposed of, 
if before Three o’clock, or at Three o’clock precisely, notwith- 
standing there may be Business under discussion, Mr. Speaker do 
leave the Chair, without putting any Question; txxxvum1. 95,— 
LXXXIX. 7. That Business thus interrupted be taken up 
again on the next Sitting Day, as an adjourned Debate, in pre- 
ference to other Business of the same kind; .txxxvim. 95.— 
LXXXIx. 7,————That Mr. Speaker do resume the Chair at Five 
o’clock ; Lxxxvuil. 95.—LXxx1x. 7.———That if a House be not 
formed before a quarter past Twelve o’clock, for the Sitting be- 
tween Twelve and Three, Mr. Speaker do then take the Chair, and 
count the House, and if Twenty Members be not present, do 
adjourn the House till Five o’clock; and in like manner, when 
the House is to meet at Five o’clock, pursuant to adjournment, if 
the House be not formed before a quarter past Five, Mr. Speaker 
do then take the Chair, and count the House, and if Forty Mem- 
bers be not then present, do adjourn the House till Twelve o’clock the 
next day, unless such Day be Saturday, in which case Mr. Speaker 
do adjourn the House to Monday at Twelve o’clock; txxxvm. 
95.—LXXxxIx. 7.———That when Mr. Speaker resumes the Chair 
at Five o’clock, or a House is formed at Five o’clock, pursuant to 
adjournment, the House will immediately proceed to the Business 
of the Day set down in the Order Book; txxxvutt. 95.—.Lxxxix. 
7.———That during the remainder of the Session this House will 
proceed upon Orders of the Day, at the Sittings between Twelve 
and Three, in addition to the Business already appointed to be 
done at those Sittings; That when the House is proceeding upon 
any Order of the Day, the Business before Select Committees shall 
be suspended; Lxxxvill. 551.—.Lxxx1IXx. 372, 373.———That Pe- 
titions shall have precedence of Orders of the Day, on Mondays 
and Wednesdays; and that Orders of the Day have precedence 
of Petitions on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays; txxxvu. 551. 
———That Petitions shall have precedence of the Orders of the 
Day on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; and that Orders of 
the Day have precedence of Petitions on Tuesdays and Thursdays ; 
LXXXIX. 372.———That on Tuesdays and Thursdays the House 
do meet at Twelve at noon, and proceed upon Private Business 
and Orders of the Day, and continue to sit till Three, &amp;c.; xc. 
421, 435. 559. 


81. That the Sessional Lists of Members to serve on Commit- 
tees on Petitions for Private Bills and on Private Bills be 
printed; Lxxxu. 341,—Lxxxu. 54.—Lxxxiv. 15.—.Lxxxv. 7.— 
LXXXVI. 18. 572.—LXxXxXvil. 6.—LXXXVIII. 11.—LXxx1Ix. 7.—— 
Sessional Orders read upon Motion, and entered ; xc. 116, 288. 
—KXCI. 42. 


&amp;c.————— Instructions given, and then deferred; xxxxmt. 178. 
———Read, and deferred for Three Months; ixxvi. 236.— 
Lxxxil. 543.———And deferred for Six Months; rxxv. 331. 358. 
—xci. 620.———Entries in Journal read, and then deferred for 
Six Months ; rxxx1. 410,———-And adjourned (for taking Elec- 
tion Petitions into consideration), there wanting Names to complete 
Lists ; uxxv. 329,—.xxvi. 74. ———(For ditto, read by the Clerk), 
and adjourned, the House being counted, and a Hundred Members 
not present; LXXVI, 248.—Lxxx1. 227.—.xxxv. 90.—xc. 346, ke. 
———(For resuming Debates),—Read, and Debates further ad- 
journed; xxxvi. 181.—Lxxvill. 421.—.xxx. 613,—Lxxxl. 160. 
266.—LXXxiU. 391.—Lxxxv. 196.—xc. 488.—xc1. 86,—xc1l. 250, 
&amp;e.———And discharged ; txxv1. 173. 496.—LxxvIiII. 469.—-LXX%- 
228.—1xxxl. 582.——~And discharged, and other Orders 
made; Lxxx1. 216.—xc1. 251. And superseded by Adjourn- 
ment; LXXxvi. 335—6.—Lxxvu. 337. For resuming adjourned 
Debate; Entry in Journal read, and entered, and Debate resumed ; 
XCII. 265. 

83. Orders of the Day ordered to be now read; Lxxvi. 28.— 
LXXVII. 296,.—LXXVII. 369.—LXXIX. 33.—LXXXI. 76,—LXXxul. 80. 


—LXXXVII. 377.—xc. 40.—xcr. 127.———-Orders of the Day 
now 








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IV. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 

now read, and proceeded in; xxv. 154.—.xxv1. 28.—.Lxxvi1. 80.— 
LXXvill. 203,—1xxx1. 102.—xcu. 127. Now read after Divi- 
sions ; LXXVIIl. 87.,—Lxxvill. 858.—Lxx1x. 106.—xc1. 654. ———_ 
Acts read, and proceeded in; txxvi1. 296.———And proceeded in 
after Divisions; txxv. 164. 432.—.Lxxvi. 152.—.Lxxvul. 87,—__ 
Instructions given, and then procéeded in; Lxxvi. 210.—Lxxvut. 
314.—LXXVUll. 260,—Lxxx. 295,—LXxxIv. 349.—Lxxx1x. 345,— 
xc. 654. Acts read ; Instructions given, and then proceeded 
in; LXXvi. 82.—.Lxxxvil. 687. Acts read; Treaty read ; 
Instruction given, and then proceeded in; txxx. 299.———Ques- 
tion negatived for an Instruction, and then proceeded in; xct. 
692.———-Entry in Journal read, and then proceeded in; txxvi. 
231.————— Paragraph in King’s Speech read, and then proceeded 
in; xcul. 127,————Counsel called in, and then proceeded in; 
LXXIX. 431.———Resolutions of Committee of the whole House 
read and entered, and leave given to offer Clauses; Petition read 
upon Motion, and then proceeded in, upon Division; uxx1x. 424. 
———Read, and deferred; txxvi. 152.—.xx1x. 33.—xc. 40, ke. 
——— Petition presented ; Motion made and negatived, and then 
deferred; -txxvi. 402.———— And deferred for Two Months; 
LXxxIv. 284.———--And deferred for Three Months; txxvuit. 416. 
———-And discharged ; txxxrx. 386. 

84. Amendment made to Question for reading one Order of 
the Day by substituting another; txxvim. 435.——_—- Amendment 
proposed, but not made, and original Order of the Day proceeded 
in; LXxvitr. 435, 

85. Dropped Orders of the Day of yesterday ordered to be 
now read; xci. 411.———Notice having been given of the 
Budget in Committee of Ways and Means, the House, by general 
concurrence, agreed to resolve itself into the Committee, although 
it had not been appointed as an Order of the Day, in consequence 
of the House having been adjourned on former Days for want of 
Forty Members before such Order had been made; xc1. 330. 








V. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn : 


(1.)—Questions Negatived: 

90. For now reading the Orders of the Day; xct. 584. 

91. For reading the Orders of the Day to supersede Motions; 
LXxxIx. 17.———For reading a particular Order of the Day ; 
xclL. 635. Question for reading one Order of the Day 
negatived, upon Amendment proposed to read another Order of 
the Day instead thereof, and the latter accordingly proceeded in; 
LXXVIII. 435, 

92. For discharging Orders or parts thereof; For laying 
Accounts and Papers before the House; txxxvu. 642.———For 
considering Election Petiticns ; xxxxvim. 42.———For an Instruc- 
tion to Committee ona Bill to enter into the question of compliance 
with such of the Standing Orders as were required to be proved 
before the Committee on the Petition; xc. 282. 

93. That it be a Standing Order, That no Motion shall be made 
to present a Petition after Half-past Five p.m. until the Orders of 
the Day shall have been disposed of; txxxtv. 326. 


(2..\— Motions Withdrawn : 

94. That leave be granted to give Notices of application for 
a Private Bill; txxrx. 329. 

95. For now reading particular Orders of the Day; 1xxxv1. 
$24.—Lxxxvill. 502. 599.—xc1l. 367. 

96. For now reading the other Orders of the Day to super- 
sede Motions; txxxiv. 264.— ——Motion made, That the other 
Orders of the Day be now read; Amendment proposed, to leave 
out “Orders of the Day,” and insert a particular Order of the 
Day ; Amendment and Motion severally, with leave of the House, 
withdrawn ; Lxxx1I. 569. 

97. That the Orders of the Day be now read; xc1. 685.—xcu. 
478,——For discharging an Order for layjng Accounts and 
Papers before the House; txxxvut. 125. 





























































86. Other Orders of the Day ordered to be now read; xcu. 
607.———Amendment made to Question for now reading the 
other Orders of the Day, by inserting a particular Order of the 
Day instead thereof; txxx11. 576.———Other Orders of the Day 
read, and deferred; txxvi. 228.—.Lxxx11, 121. 427.—.xxxu. 29. 
355.—Lxxxiv. 125,——-—And proceeded in; Lxxx1, 377. 593.— 
LXXXI1I. 46.—LXXXIv. 149.—LXxxv. 187.—Lxxxvi. 340.—LXxxvil. 
212.—.Lxxxvill. 508. ——— Read, to supersede Motions. See 
Motions, 2-12. 


~ 


87. Orders made by the House read, and discharged; uxxv. 
332.—LxxviI. 161.—1Lxxx1l. 168.—xc. 393, &amp;c.———And parts 
thereof discharged; txxv. 428.—Lxxxvii1. 286.———Motions for 
‘discharging them, and Debates thereon adjourned; txxv. 238. 
———And discharged, and other Orders made; txxv. 166.— 
LXXvVI. 110.—Lxxvil. 127.—Lxxvull. 126.—.Lxx1x. 281.—Lxxx1l. 
353.—LXxxill. 89.—LXxxIv. 152.—Lxxxv. 70.—.Lxxxvi. 827.— 
xcu. 111, &amp;e. And discharged, and Resolutions made ; 
LXXV. 222.—.Lxxvi. 111.——~—And other Orders made; xxv. 
248.—Lxxvi. 104.Read in Proceedings of the House ; txxv. 
263.———Orders made by the House discharged without reading 
same; LXxvill. 112. 





88. Orders of the House to be served on Returning Officers 
(in Bills for preventing Bribery and Corruption); txxxu. 449.— 
LXXXV. 28.—LXXXVII. 58.—LXxx1x. 14.—xc1. 18, &amp;c.———On 
Persons named in a Bill; txxxi. 477. 


89. Service of Orders of the House ordered to be deemed 
good Service (in cases of particular Divorce Bills), upon the 
Proctors; txxxvi. 791.—.Lxxx1x. 378. 659.— —On Agents; 
LXXV. 457,—LxXxvI. 406.—Lxxx. 199.—LXXXIII. 124.—LXxxvI. 
482, &amp;c. 


(2.)—Motions Withdrawn—continued. 


98. That Orders of the Day for Wednesday shall be disposed 
of before the House will proceed upon Motions; txxxvi. 635. 
———That Orders of the Day for Tuesdays, Thursdays and 
Saturdays shall be disposed of before the House will proceed 
with Notices ; Lxxxvi. 789.———That on Tuesdays, Orders of the 
Day have precedence of Notices, except Notices already given; 
LXXXIx. 273, _———That for the remainder of the Session Orders 
of the Day do take precedence of Notices; ixxxrx. 471. 
That a particular Order of the Day do take precedence of Public 
Petitions, Notices of Motions and other Orders, on each Day on 
which it may be appointed; txxxvi. 682.———That an Order of 
the Day do take precedence of Notices of Motions To-morrow ; 
XxCcll. 358. 





99. For referring a Petition complaining of Non-compliance 
with Standing Orders to the Standing Orders Committee; ixxx. 
126.———That with the concurrence of the Standing Orders Com- 
mittee, the Report on a Bill be referred back to the Committee ; 
xc. 122. That a Petition, together with a Report from the 
Select Committee on Petitions for Bills, be referred to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders to inquire into the matters con- 
tained in the said Petition and Report; xcu. 122.———For 
referring Petition praying for leave to proceed with a Bill to the 
Standing Orders Committee ; xcu1. 175. 


100. That a Standing Order in a particular case be dispensed 
with; xc11. 372. 
See Accounts and Papers, 6581. Amendments, 13.30. Bills, 
542. Committees, 1122-1138. Divisions, 84. Petitions, 
Private Bills, §c. Public Business. 











Orders in Council :—see Accounts and Papers, 
4287-4296. 


Ordnance: Bills relative to Ordnance Office 


and Ordnance Service : 

1. For vesting all Estates and Property occupied for the 
Ordnance Service, in the principal Officers; Ordered, uxxvi. 
391. Presented; printed; 392. Rr. a. 492. 

2. To enable the principal Officers, in certain cases, to sue by 
their Official Names; Ordered, uxxxv. 175. Not presented. 

3. To extend and render more effectual two Acts of the first 
and second and third years of his late Majesty, respecting the 
Estates thereby vested in the principal Officers of the Ordnance, 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 














Ordnance: Bills relative to, &amp;c.—continued. 


and to facilitate the public Business in the Ordnance Department ; 
Ordered, txxxvu. 185. Presented; printed; 198. R. a. 259. 


4. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to disqualify Persons 
holding Civil Offices in the Ordnance. Department from voting 
in the Election of Members of Parliament; Negatived; txxv1. 
257. 

See also Accounts and Papers, 6626. 6822. Addresses, 862. 
Army, 15. Barracks, 2. Beresford, Lord. Com- 
plaints, 3. Navy, 79. Paymaster-General. Supply, 
363. 415-418. 


Orkney 


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694 ORK NEY——PARISH. 








Orkney Common :——See Caithness and Orkney Ou de, Nabob of :——Amendment proposed, but not 
Couimene. made, upon Motion for now reading certain dropped Orders of the 
Day, for Copies of certain Correspondence on the subject of a 
Orphan Asylum :——See Female Orphan Asylum. Present proposed to be sent, and recently sent, by the King of 
Oude to their Majesties; xc. 411. See Petitions, 841. 
Orphans Fund: 


Outia Naroba Govind :—see Petitions, 692. 
1. Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill for the 


better regulation of the London Orphans’ Fund; Leave given; 
Petition presented ; Report of Select Committee on the Orphans’ 
Fund, read; Bill ordered; txxvu.380. Presented, 389. Voices 
given, 414. Petition of the Corporation of London, against, 421. 
R. A. 480. 

2. Bill to enable the Corporation of London to raise Money 
at a reduced Rate of Interest, to pay off Monies charged on the 
Orphans’ Fund ; Ordered, txx1x.339. Presented, 340. Petitions 


of Holders of Bonds, against, 393.421. Voices given, 427. Bill Outrages, Ireland _nontNMatiela She eippaiiacates itil 
reported 5 to be ingrossed; 435. Motion for reading the Bill Comunition 10 entthine tate the State of the Gatashed Glaiitints 
the Third Time, superseded by Adjournment, 450. Motion, That Ireland, and into the isumedinte cunsss which have pobibesed: the 
the Bill be now read the Third Time, Negatived, 469. same, and into the efficiency of the Laws for the suppression of 
See also Accounts and Papers, 3581. Committees, 1006, Outrages against the Public Peace; Amendment proposed and 
1007. Postage and Post Office, 1. made; Main Question, as amended, agreed to; Committee 


‘ ; appointed ; Lxxxvir. 360. See Associations. Committees, 1435, 
Ossett-cum-Gawthorpe Corn Mills :—pe- | Disturbances. Insurrections. 


tition for a Bill for discharging the Inhabitants of the Township O 
of Ossett-cum-Gawthorpe, in the Parish of Dewsbury, from the utvoters :——Resolution, That the practice of paying 
custom of grinding Corn, Grain and Malt at certain Water Corn Money to Outvoters under colour of indemnifying them for loss 
Mills in the Townships of Wakefield and Horbury, and in the of time is highly illegal, subversive of the Freedom of Election, 
Parish of Sandal, and for making Compensation to the Proprietor and tending to the most dangerous corruption; Lxxv. 443, 

of the said Mills; Referred, rxxxvu. 96. , Bill ordered, 132. : 

Presented, 136. Petitions against; From Gawthorpe; Ossett ; Owen, Mr. (of Lanark) -—— See Addresses, 1498, 


297. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 454. R. a. 461. Petitions, 1535. 


Outlawry :——Bill for the more effectual preventing Clan- 
destine Outlawries; read the First Time, and ordered to be read 
the Second Time, at the Commencement of each Session; ixxy, 
109.—LXXVI. 3.—LXXVII. 4.—LXXVIII. 4.—LXxIx. 4.—Lxxx, 3.— 
LXXXI. 3.—LXXXII. 9.—LXXXIII. 4.—LXXxIV. 4.—LXXxXv. 4,— 
LXXXVI. 7. 5238.—LXXXVII. 3.—LXXXVIII. 5.—LXxx1x. 3.—xc, 5,— 
xCI. 3.—xcll. 4. See Church Notices. 


Oxford University :——See Accounts and Papers, 


Ossulston Hundred :—— Petition for leave to present 6235, &amp;c. Supply, 482. Universities. 


a Petition for a Bill for altering the time for holding General 
Annual Meetings for licensing Alehouses in the Hundred of Oxford, St. Ciement’s :—See Marriages, 13. 
Ossulston; Referred, txxvut. 330. Reported; Leave given; 
Petition presented, and referred; 337. Reported, 341. Report Oxford, St. Giles’s -——Motion for leave to bring ina 
read; Leave for Notices; Bill ordered; 349. Presented, 355. Bill for dividing, allotting and laying in severalty Lands in the 
Petition for provision, referred, and Instruction accordingly, 371. Parish of St. Giles, Oxford ; Negatived, rxxx1m. 173. 

Other Petitions for provision; Of Magistrates of Middlesex, and 7 ; 
Vicar, Churchwardens and others of St. Pancras; Referred, 443. Oyster Fisheries :——See Fish and Fisheries, 16-18. 
R. A. 475. Maldon, 3. 














P. 


Packet Duties :—see London, 7. Parcels :—Bin to repeal such part of Acts 3 Will. &amp; Mary, 


’ c. 12, and 21 Geo. II. c. 28, as relate to the settling the Rates of 
Packet Service 2 See Postage and Post Office, 3. the Carriage of Goods; Ordered, txxxu. 480. Presented; 
printed ; 490. Rr. 4.587. See also Carriers. Committees, 1008. 

Palace Courts :——See Accounts and Papers, 4303, Petitions, 1542. Stage Coaches, 5. 
Addresses, 863. P h 
Palaces, Royal :-——See Accountsand Papers, 4300-4302. — RE Sorte intent meiner 
6694. Addresses, 864. 866. 


Pamphlets :——Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal Pardon -——See Felonies, 2. 


so much of Act 60 Geo. III. c. 9, to subject certain Publications to P d P: ° 

the Duties of Stamps on Newspapers, as imposes a Stamp Duty on arga an arquinotes -——See Accounts and 

Pamphlets; Withdrawn, xc. 560. See Accounts and Papers, Papers, 4318, 4319. Addresses, 868. 

4304. Stamps and Stamp Duties, 11. p ° , : ' 
arish Registers : Bills relative to: 

1. To authorize the Establishment of a Metropolitan Register 
Office, for preserving Registers of Baptisms, Marriages and 
Burials in England; Ordered, xxix. 321. Presented, 325. 
Second Reading put off for Three Months, 420. 


+ —~ . 

Pancras, St., Parish :——See Accounts and Papers, 
4306-4312. Addresses, 867. Cocoa Nuts. Petitions, 1538, 
1539. 


Paper : Bills relative to: 


1. For better securing the Excise Duties on Paper and Paste- 
board ; Ordered, txxv. 381. Presented, 391. rR. a. 455. 


2. For the Registration of Births; Ordered, txxxvu. 140. 
Presented ; printed; 166. Petitions in favour; From, Derby ; 
330. Northampton, 291. 302. 421. Bill, as amended, printed, 
325. Further consideration of Report deferred, 469. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


2. Torepealthe Duties and Drawbacks of Excise on Paper, 
printed, painted or stained, in the United Kingdom, and to reduce 
the Duties, Allowances and Drawbacks on Papers, Button Board, . ; ‘ : ths 
Mill Board and Scale Board, made in the United Kingdom of 3. To establish a Registry of Births, Marriages and " 
the First Class, and to discontinue the Excise Survey on the Manu- throughout England and Wales ; Ordered, LXXxIX. 286. 0 
facturers of certain Articles made from Paper, and on Dealers in sented ; printed; 292, As amended, printed, 383. a 
and Retailers of Vinegar; Ordered, xc1. 537. Presented; printed; agninet 5 From Newport ; 369. Company of Parish Cler 
549. Petition of Patentees and Manufacturers of Artificial 416. Bill re-committed, 455. 467, As amended, pate 
Skins and Japanned Silk Wares, Lamb’s Buildings, Bunhill-row, Further consideration of Report deferred, 496. Not proceeded in. 
against; 652. R.A. 800. 4. For registering Births, Deaths and Marriages in England ; 

See Accounts and Papers, 4313-4317. Committees, 475. Ordered, xc1. 31. Presented; printed; 48. As amended, 


Teather, 3. Newspapers,\. Petitions, 1540. printed, 263. Re-committed, 434. Again re-committed, 500. In- 
struction 















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PARISH——PARLIAMENT. 





Parish Registers : Bills relative to—coné*. 


struction toCommittee to make provision for Payment of the Salaries 
of the Registrar General and other Officers, ‘and of the Expenses of 
the General Registry Office, 501. Bill, as amended, printed, 535. 
Upon Motion for reading the Order of the Day for the Third 
Reading of the Bill; Amendment proposed; Amendment and 
Motion withdrawn; 579. Bill, as amended by the Lords, to be 
printed, 748. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, with Amendments, 
781. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 820. R. a. 822. 

Petition in favour ; From Baptists of Spencer Place, Goswell 
Street Road; xc1. 227. Manchester, 228. 

Petitions against ; From, the Archdeacon and Incumbents of 
the Archdeaconry of Middlesex and Diocese of London; xc1. 
258. Long Framlington, 268. James Cossins and others, 377. 
Archdeacon and Clergy of Canterbury, 359. Of Essex, 471. 

Petitions for Compensation ; William George Paur; xcr. 227. 
Parish Clerks of Rochester, 715. 

Petitions for the insertion of Clauses to protect their ancient 
Rights and Privileges ; From Company of Parish Clerks ; xcr. 522. 

For alteration; From George-street Meeting-house, Notting- 
ham; xcr. 191. 

Petition from Parish Clerks of Plymouth, praying that Parish 
Clerks be appointed Registrars under the Bill; xcr. 228. 

5. To suspend the operation of Acts 6 &amp; 7 Will. IV. c. 85, for 
Marriages in England, and c. 86, for registering Births, Deaths 
and Marriages in England; Ordered, xcu. 19. Presented ; 
printed ; 20.28. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 75. R. A. 83. 

6. To amend and explain Acts 6 &amp; 7 Will. IV. c. 85 &amp; 86; 
Ordered, xcu. 279. Presented; printed; 285. As amended, 
printed, 402. Re-committed; As amended, printed, 459. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 551. R. a. 568. 

Petition against; From Chancellor, Clergy and Gentlemen of 
the Diocese of Carlisle; xc11. 568. 

Petition for a Clause, compensating them for the Losses sus- 
tained by the Acts of last Session; Of Parish Clerks of several 





Parishes of the Metropolis and Suburbs; xcr1. 436. 


Parish Registers: Bills relative to—cont*. 


Petition from Guardians of the Poor of Kiagston-upon-Hull, 
praying that the power of appointing Superintendent Registrars 
and Registrars may be extended to all permanent Guardians of 
the Poor; xcr1. 503. 


7. For the better regulation of Parochial Registers in Scot- 
land; From the Lords, rxxxv. 598. Read ; printed; 601. Com- 
mitted to a Select Committee, 639. (See Committees, 1010.) Not 
proceeded in. 


8. To establish in Scotland a uniform and efficient system of 
Registration of Births, Marriages and Deaths; Ordered, uxxxrx. 
139. Presented; printed; 380. Committed to a Select Com- 
mittee, 464. (See Committees, 1011.) As amended, printed, 
583. Not proceeded in.——Another Bill; Ordered, xc. 117. 
Presented; printed; 152. Petitions against; From, Redgor- 
ton, 248. Moderator of the Synod of Glasgow and Ayr, 368. 
Moderator of the Presbytery of Glasgow, 406. Bill com- 
mitted to a Select Committee, 186. (See Committees, 1011.) No 
Report. 

9. For registering Births, Deaths and Marriages in Scotland ; 
Ordered, xc11. 301. Presented; printed; 302. Petition of ‘the 
Moderator of the Presbytery of Dumbarton, in favour, 504. Second 
Reading put off for Three Months, 499. 

Petitions against; From, Dalkeith, 464. Dumbarton, 504. 

_ Dumblane, 575.—Fordoun, 464.—Kirkaldy, 504. Perth, 575. 
Scotland, General Assembly of the Church of, 416. Scotland, 
Session Clerks of, 436. Stirling, Session Clerks of the Presbytery 
of, 567. Tain, Session Clerks of the Presbytery of, 491. 


See Accounts and Papers, 4321, 4322. Addresses, 870, 871. 
Committees, 476. 1009-1011. 


Parishes :-—see Accounts and Papers, 4320. 6823, 6824. 
Addresses, 869. Boundaries. Croston. Estates, 247. Glas- 
tonbury. Oxford, St. Giles. Petitions, 147. Survey and 
Valuation of Ireland, 3. Union of Parishes. 








Parliament, 





I. Bill relating to Parliament; 1. 


II. Incidental Proceedings ; 2—4. 


III. Questions Negatived or Superseded ; 5—8. 


I. Bill relating to Parliament : 


1. For better regulating the Office of Clerk of the Parliaments; From the Lords, txxix. 483. Read; printed; 484. Rr. a. 524. 


Il. Incidental Proceedings : 


Dissolutions of Parliament : 

2. By Proclamation, (29 February 1820); ixxv. 105.—(2 
June 1826); uxxxu. 2.—(24 July 1830); uxxxvr. 2.—(23 April 
1831); Lxxxvi. 519.—(3 December 1832); txxxviti. 2.—(29 De- 
cember 1834); xc. 2.———New Parliaments meet first for De- 
spatch of Business, and are opened by Commission, 21 April 1820; 
Lxxv. 107.14 November 1826; txxx11. 7.-26 October 1830; 
LXXxvi. 5.—14 June 1831; .Lxxxvi. 520.—29 January 1833; 
LXXxviul. 3.—19 February 1835; xc. 3. 


Prorogations, and further Prorogations of Parliament : 
3. By Commission, 23 November 1820; txxv. 485. 11 July 
1821; uxxvi. 505, 506. By the King (Geo. IV.) in Person, 6 
August 1822; uxxvi. 487. By Commission; txxvit. 487, 488. 
By Commission, 19 July 1823; txxvitt. 485,486. By the King 
in Person, 25 June 1824; ixxix. 539. By Commission, 539. 
By Commission, 6 July 1825; ixxx.' 642. By Commission, 31 
May 1826; txxx1. 392. By Writs; uxxxu. 3, 4,5. By Com- 
mission, 2 July 1827; uxxxu. 609, 610. By Commission, 28 
July 1828; uxxxim. 558, 559. By Commission, 24 June 1829 ; 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1897.) 


| 


Prorogations, &amp;c. of Parliament—continued. 

LXXXxIv. 416, 417. By the King (Will. [Y.) in Person, 23 
July 1830; rxxxv. 658. By Writ; txxxvi.3. By the King in 
Person, 22 April 1831; txxxvi. 518. 20 October 1831; Lxxxvi. 
935. By Commission, 926. By the King in Person, 16 August 
1832; ixxxvi. 591. By Commission, 591. By the King in 
Person, 29 August 1833; Lxxxvi. 735. By Commission, 735. 
By the King in Person, 15 August 1834; txxxrx. 604. By 
Commission, 604, 605. By the King in Person, 10 September 
1835; xc. 662. By Commission, 662. By the King in Person, 
20 August 1836; xcr, 843. By Commission, 843.———By the 
Queen (Victoria) in Person, 17 July 1837 ; xcu. 671. 





Resolutions : 

4. For taking Matters into Consideration early in the next 
Session of Parliament ;—Commercial Intercourse; Duties and 
Regulations affecting the Trade between Great Britain and Ire- 
land; txxvi. 287. Criminal Laws ; The means of increasing 
the efficacy of the Criminal Laws; txxvi. 319, 








III. Questions 





696 





PARLIAMENT——PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. 








Parliament—continued. 


III. Questions Negatived or Superseded : 


5. That leave be given to bring in a Bill for better securing 
the Independence of Parliament ; txxvi. 402. 


6. For adjourning Debate on King’s Message respecting the 
Dissolution of Parliament; Ltxxxv. 598. 

7. For bringing in a Bill to shorten the Duration of Parlia- 
ment; Question, previous, Neg. thereupon ; LXXXvIII. 595.$——— 
Similar Motion; Amendment proposed, but not made; Main 
Question negatived ; Lxxx1x. 296. 

8.. Amendment proposed, but not made, upon Motion for now 
reading the Order of the Day for receiving the Report from the 


Committee of Supply ; “ That leave be given to bring ina Bill to 
repeal an Act passed in the first year of the Reign of King 
George the First, ‘ For enlarging the Time of Continuance of 
Parliaments appointed by an Act made in the sixth year of the 
Reign of King William and Queen Mary, intituled, An Act for 
the frequent meeting and calling of Parliament ,’” xc11. 343. 

See also Accounts and Papers, 4323. 4344. Addresses, 23, 
1503. Committees, 477. 483. 1012. Elections. House. 
Members. Parliament, Houses of. Parliamentary Agents, 
Parliamentary Papers. Parliamentary Representation. 
Petitions, 1500. 1545-1566. Supply, 483-490. 








Parliament, Houses of : 


Destroyed by Fire, 16 October 1834; ixxx1x. 605. See 
Accounts and Papers, 4339. 

1. Motion, That the Time for delivering in Plans for the 
rebuilding of the Two Houses of Parliament be extended to the 
ist of January 1836; Question Neg. thereupon; Motion, That 
the remains of Saint Stephen’s Chapel be preserved, until the 
Plans are delivered in, and the Report of the Commissioners is 
laid before Parliament; Previous question Neg. thereupon ; 
Motion, That in order to secure to the Public the full benefit of 
competition, and give the greatest encouragement to Architects, 
it is expedient that the Designs should be publicly exhibited pre- 
vious to their examination by the Commissioners appointed by 
His Majesty to select and classify the Plans; Previous question 
Neg. thereupon; xc. 559. 

2. Amendment proposed, but not made; Upon Motion, for 
now reading the Order of the Day, for the Second Reading of 
the Post Office Commissioners Bill; “ That an humble Address 
be presented to His Majesty, praying that, in order to obtain 
Plans for the new Houses of Parliament, in accordance with the 
Instructions issued by the Commissioners of His Majesty’s Woods 
and Works, His Majesty will be pleased to direct a further com- 
petition for Designs, without limit as to style of Architecture, 
and not exceeding a Sum to be fixed, and which Designs shall be 
publicly exhibited previous to the appointment of a Commission 
by His Majesty to examine and report thereon;” xct. 686. 

3. Motion, That previous to any of the Plans for the two 
Houses of Parliament being laid before the Committee appointed 
to consider and report on the Plans, the whole of the Plans which 
may have been submitted to His Majesty’s Commissioners shall 
be exhibited to public view; xc1. 63. Withdrawn, 64. 

4. Motion, That a Select Committee he appointed to consider 
the case of the late Speaker and Officers of the Houses of Parlia- 
ment, who suffered by the Fire of the former Houses of Parlia- 
ment, and to report the same ; Queen’s Recommendation signified ; 
Debate thereupon adjourned ; xc. 592. Debate resumed ; Ques- 
tion again proposed; Debate arising; Motion, That the Debate 
be put off for a Month, and Question negatived thereupon; Ques- 
tion amended ; Another Amendment proposed, but the Recom- 
mendation of the Crown uot being signified, the Question there- 
upon was not put; Main Question, as amended, agreed to; 
598. 

See Accounts and Papers, 4323. 4344. Addresses, 1425, 
1426. Committees, 1013-1015. Petitions, 1567. Supply, 
483-490. 


Parliament Street Improvements — 


Pavings, 5. 


Parliamentary Agents: 

1. Bill to establish a Taxation of Costs on Private Bills in the 
House of Lords, and to prohibit all Persons from practising as 
Parliamentary Agents who shall not be duly authorized for 
that purpose; From the Lords, rxxx1. 568. Read; printed ; 571. 
Passed, with Amendments, 599. R. a. 610. 

2. Petition of Thomas Eyre Lee, complaining of a Letter from 
Sir W. R. Sidney, soliciting employment as a Parliamentary 
Agent in Partnership with Daniel Whittle Harvey, Esq'*, a Mem- 
ber, offered ; Mr. Harvey being in his place, Petition read; Mr. 


Harvey heard; Petition to lie on the Table, and be printed; | 


uxxxv. 84. Petition read; Resolution of the 2 May 1695, rela- 
tive to offering Bribes to Members, read ; Resolution passed; 107. 

3. Petition of Sir W. R. Sidney, praying to be heard by 
Counsel at the Bar of the House against an intended Motion 
relative to Parliamentary Agency, offered ; Motion for bringing 
up the said Petition; Motion and Petition withdrawn; ixxxv. 
107. 


Parliamentary Agents—continued. 


4. Resolution, That it is contrary to the Law and Usage of 
Parliament that any Member should be permitted to engage, 
either by himself or any Partner, in the Management of Private 
Bills for pecuniary Reward, Nem. con.; uxxxv. 107. 


5. Paragraphs of the Report of the Select Committee ap- 
pointed in 1835, on printed Papers, relative to Parliamentary 
Agents, read; Resvlution, That this House doth agree with the 
Committee in their opinion, as regards Agents conducting or 
attending on the Private Business of this House; and Mr. 
Speaker be requested to prepare and publish such Regulations as 
he may think best calculated to accomplish the object of the 
Committee; xc1. 819. 


6. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, that in pursuance of 
the authority vested in him by the Resolution of the House of the 
16 August 1836, he had established certain Rules to be observed 
by the Officers of the House, and by all Parliamentary Agents 
and Solicitors engaged in prosecuting Proceedings in the House 
of Commons upon any Petition or Bill; To be printed; xcz1. 113, 


7. Motion, That it is contrary to the Law and Usage of Par- 
liament, that any Member of this House should be permitted to 
engage either by himself or any Partner in the management of 
Private Bills before this or the other House of Parliament for 
pecuniary Reward, to be received by such Member, or by any 
Person standing in any relation of Partnership with him; Ques- 
tion Negatived; xcu. 446. 


Parliamentary Business :—see Accounts and 
Papers, 4346. Addresses, 872. Orders. Petitions, 1569, 1570. 
Private Bills, §c. Public Business. 


Parliamentary Papers : 


1. Petition of Messrs. Hansard, Printers tothe House, stating 
that an Action has been brought against them at the suit of John 
Joseph Stockdale, to recover Damages for having printed and 
published a certain Paper by Order of the House, and praying 
the Instructions of the House; To be printed ; xc1. 25. Referred 


to the Select Committee on the publication of Printed Papers, 
119. 


2. Petition of John Bowyer Nichols and John Gough Nichols, 
Printers to the House, stating that they have received notice of 
an Action intended to be brought against them for printing a cer- 
tain Petition in the Votes, and praying for the Instructions of the 
House; Day appointed for taking it into consideration; To be 
printed ; xc11. 424. Consideration deferred, 436. Petition con- 
sidered; again read; Messrs. Nichols permitted to appear and 


plead to the said Action; His Majesty’s Attorney-General to 
defend them ; 450. 


3. Petition of Thomas Lord, praying that he may not be con- 
sidered as having committed a Breach of Privilege in writing to 
Messrs. Nichols certain professional Letters, informing them that 
legal proceedings were about to be instituted against them as 


Printers of the above-mentioned Petition; To be printed ; xci. 
460. 


4. Petition of James Hansard and Luke Graves Hansard, 
Printers to the House, stating that they have been served with 
legal process in a second Action for Damages in Libel, at the 
suit of John Joseph Stockdale, and praying for the Instructions 
of the House; xci1. 424. Day appointed for taking it into con- 
sideration; To be printed; 425. Consideration deferred, 436- 
Petition considered ; again read; Messrs. Hansard permitted to 
appear and plead to the said Action; His Majesty’s Attorney- 
General to defend them; 450. 


5. Motion, That it is not within the province of the Select Com- 
mittee on Printed Papers to interfere with the discretion of Mr. 
Speaker in the distribution of the Printed Papers of the House; 

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697 








Parliamentary Papers—continued. 


Withdrawn, xc1. 205.———Resolution, That the power of publish- 
ing such of its Reports, Votes and Proceedings as it shall deem neces- 
sary or conducive to the Public Interest, is an essential incident to 
the constitutional functions of Parliament, more especially of this 
House as the Representative portion of it ; xc1.418.———That by 
the law and privilege of Parliament this House has the sole and ex- 
clusive jurisdiction to determine upon the existence and extent of 
its Privileges, and that the institution or prosecution of any Action, 
Suit or other Proceeding, for the purpose of bringing them into 
discussion or decision before any Court or Tribunal elsewhere 








Parliamentary Papers—continued. 
than in Parliament, is a high breach of such Privilege, and renders 


all Parties concerned therein amenable to its just displeasure and 
to the punishment consequent thereon; That for any Court or 
Tribunal to assume to decide upon matters of Privilege inconsist- 
ent with the determination of either House of Parliament thereon, 
is contrary tothe law of Parliament, and isa Breach and Contempt 
of the Privileges of Parliament; xcu. 419. 


See Accounts and Papers, 3139. 4347. 4349. Committees, 
1236. Messages. Petitions, 1571. Postage and Post 
Office, 11.18. Reports. Votes. 








Parliamentary Representation. 





I. Bills relative to Parliamentary Representation ; 1—20. 


II. Questions Resolved in the Affirmative relative to Parliamentary 


Representation; 21, 22. 


III. Questions Negatived and Motions Withdrawn relative to Par- 
liamentary Representation ; 23—42. 





I. Bills relative to Parliamentary Representation : 


1. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to amend the Repre- 
sentation of the People in England and Wales; Debate thereupon 
adjourned; txxxvi. 331. Debate resumed and further adjourned, 
352. Debate resumed; Bill ordered ; 356. Presented; printed ; 
374. Motion, That the Bill be now read a Second Time; Amend- 
ment proposed ; Debate thereupon adjourned; 414. Debate re- 
sumed; Bill read a Second Time, and committed, 420. Motion 
for reading the Order of the Day for the House to resolve itself 
into a Committee on the Bill; Amendment proposed; Debate 
thereupon adjourned ; 501. Debate resumed; Question amended ; 
and Resolution, That it is the opinion of this House that the 
Total Number of Knights, Citizens and Burgesses returned to 
Parliament for that part of the United Kingdom called England 
and Wales ought not to be diminished; Committee on Bill de- 
ferred ; 506. 

Petitions in favour; From, Aberystwith; Lxxxvi. 509, Pp. 
Alford, 494, p. Amlwch, 483.—Barton-upon-Humber, 479, P. 
Baston, 479, p. Bedlington, 494, p. Belford, 509. Berkeley, 
500. Bilston, 510, p. Brandon, 494, p. Brasted (Kent), 
509. Brixham, 494, p. Bromwich, West, Artisans, 510, P. 
Broughton, 487, p.—Cardigan, 509. Chigwell, 509. Cogges- 
hall, 483. Congleton, 494. Coningsby, 494, p.—Darlaston and 
Bilston, 510,e. Darlington, 505. Denton and Haughton, 487, p. 
Derby, 500, p. Dover, 494, rp. Downton, 500, rv. Durham, 
505.—Essex, 483.—Fordingbridge, 509, p. Fulstow, 479, p.— 
Gainsburgh, 479, rp. Giggleswick, 479, rp. Glamford Briggs, 
479, p. Gower, Lord George Granville Leveson, 505, p. Grim- 
shoe, 505.—Hackney, 500, rp. Halsted, 483. Havering-atte- 
Bower, 483. Hecklington, 494, p. Hexham, 494, p. Holbeach, 
479, er. Holland Fenand Pelham’s Lands, 494, p. Holy Trinity 
District (Brompton), 509. Horncastle, 479, ep. Horton, 483, P. 

Huntingdon, 509, p. Hurdsfield, 494, rp. Hyde, 500. Hythe, 
500, p.—Isleham, 500, p.—Kensington, St. Mary Abbotts, 509. 
Kilworth, South, 479, p. Kirton-in-Holland, 494, rp. Knars- 
dale, 50).—Lyttleton, Lord, 509. London, 500, rp. London 
(Port), Shipwrights, 509. Louth, 479, rp. Lowestoft, 500, p. 
Lutterworth and South Kilworth, 479, p.—Maidenhead, 487, p. 
Maldon, 510, p. Manchester Political Union, 509, P. Merrington 
and Sedgfield, 505. Mile-end Old Town, 509. Miles Platting, 
487, p.—Newcastle-upon-T yne, 500, Pr. Newport Pratt, 479. North- 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








Petitions in favour—continued. 


ampton, Lxxxvi. 505, Pp. Northumberland (Coquetdale Ward), 509. 
—Pelham’s Lands, 494, p. Preston, 509, rp.—Seasalter, 500, p. 
Sedgfield, 505. Shadwell St. Paul, 500, p. Shaftesbury, 510, p. 
Shrewsbury, Earl of, 505, p. Soham, 500, p. Stafford, 500, p. 
505, p. Stannington, 494, ep. Stourbridge, 509. Sussex, 500, p. 
—Towcester, 505.—Wainfleet, All Saints, 494, p. Wallingford, 
500, p. Wapping, St. John, 509. Warwick, 500, rp. Warwick 
Political Society, 500, p. Wednesbury, Artisans, 510, Pr. West- 
ham, 483. Whitstable and Seasalter, 500, p. Wickham, 509, pr. 
Winterton, 494, rp. Woolwich, 494. 616.—Yarborough, Wapen- 
take, 479, P. 

Petitions against ; From, Aberdeen, Writers ; txxxvi. 416, p. 
Andrews, George, 416.—Ballingdon, 491, p. Barnsley, 505, p. 
Berwick, 429, rp. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 505, p. Beverley, 
407. Bishop’s Castle, 509, p. Blandford Forum, 424, r. 
Boroughbridge, 509, rp. Boston, 446, rp. Brackley, 500, Pp. 
Bradford (York), 505, p. Buckingham, 407, Pp. 505, p.— 
Cambridge, Town of, 416. 416, p. Cambridge University, 
465, p. Carlisle, Butchers, 456, p. Carlisle, Smiths, 456, p. 
Carlisle, Tanners, &amp;c., 456, Pp. Chester (City), 505, p. Chipping 
Wycombe, 482, p. Cricieth, 491, p.—Dennis, James, 500, P. 
Devizes, Corporation, 500. Doncaster, 505, p. Dover, 491, Pp. 
Dublin, St. Andrew, 456, p. Durham, 400.—Ely, Isle of (Two), 
416. Ely, Isle of, 416, p.—Gloucester (City), 509, p. Grimsby, 
Great, 416, p.—Hedon in Holderness, 446, p. Hereford, 489, p. 
Hindon, 420, rp. Holderness, 446, p.—Ilchester, 505, p. Ipswich, 
509.—King’s Lynn, 505. Kingston-upon-Hull,’ 509, p.—Leeds, 
Corporation, 505, p. Liverpool, 476, rp. Liverpool, Corporation, 
476, P. London, 420, p. Looe, East, 403, p.—Maidstone, 416, Pp. 
Manchester and Salford, 476, rp. Melcombe Regis, 416. 
416, p. Metropolis, Western part, 446, p. Morpeth, 446, Pp. 
—Newcastle-under-Lyne, 407, Pp. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 509, r. 
Northumberland, 509, p. Norwich, 420, pp. 509, p.—Okehamp- 
ton, 482, p.—Penryn, 416, rp. Plympton Earle, 416, p.—Retford, 
East, 446, rp. Robertson, Joseph, 416, rp. Rochester, 407, p. 
420,P. Romney, New, 429, p.—Salford, 476, r. Sudbury, 491, p. 
—Totness, 429, p.— Wareham, 482, p. Westbury, 489, Pp. 
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, 416. 416, r. Woodstock, 505, p. 
Wootton Bassett, 429, rp. Yarmouth, Great, 416, p. 

Petition 
sO 


PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATION —continued. 


698 











I. Bills relative to Parliamentary Representation—continued. 
Petition for extending the Provisions of the Bill; From, Ber- | Petitions respecting certain Details of Bill—continued. 


wick-upon-Tweed ; txxxvi. 396. (P. 402.) 


Petitions against the Bill of last Session; From, Appleby; 
Lxxxvi. 534, p.—Castlecomer, 534, p.—Freemen of Durham 
residing at Sunderland, South Shields, Gateshead and Seaham, 
534, P. 


Petitions in favour of the Bill of last Session; From Tho- 
mas S. Bailward, Sheriff of the County of Somerset; Lxxxvi. 
551, P. 


2. So much of His Majesty’s Speech as relates to Reform of 
Parliament read ; Bill to amend the Representation of the People 
in England and Wales; Ordered, txxxvi. 558. Presented; printed ; 
562. Order for Second Reading read; Amendment proposed ; 
Debate thereupon adjourned; 611. Further adjourned, 621. 
Debate resumed ; Bill committed ; 625. (See Committees, 478.) 
Order for Committee read; Petition of Burgesses and Inhabitants 
of the Borough of Appleby (presented 22d June), praying that 
they may be heard by their Counsel or Agents against certain 
parts of the Bill, read ; Motion, That the said Petition be referred 
to the Committee, and that the Petitioners be heard by their 
Counsel or Agents, and be permitted to produce Evidence before 
the said Committee in respect of the facts stated in the said Peti- 
tion; Question Neg. thereupon; Four Motions, That Mr. Speaker 
do leave the Chair; Debates arising thereupon; Ques. Neg. for 
adjourning the Debates; Three Motions, That Mr. Speaker do 
leave the Chair; and Ques. Neg. upon Motion, That the House 
do adjourn; Motion, That Mr. Speaker do leave the Chair; 
Motion, That the House do adjourn, withdrawn; ‘Question, 
That Mr. Speaker do leave the Chair, put and agreed to; 647. 
All Petitions, Accounts, Returns and Papers relative to the 
details of the Bill referred; 651. Petitions referred, 656. 667. 
673. 683. 686. 697. 704. 707. 738. Order for Committee read ; 
Motion, That it be an Instruction to the Committee, that the 
Boroughs inserted in Schedule (A.) and Schedule (B.) be con- 
sidered with regard to their Population from the last Census, and 
not from that taken in 1821; Question Neg. thereupon; 678. Order 
for Committee read; Amendment proposed and withdrawn ; Main 
Question agreed to; 709. Motion for the House to resolve itself 
intoa Committee to consider further of the Bill; Amendment pro- 
posed, but not made; Main Question agreed to; 749. Motion 
for reading the Order of the Day for the House to resolve itself 
into a Committee to consider further of the Bill, 758. Amend- 
ment proposed, but not made; Main Question agreed to; Order 
for the House to resolve itself into a Committee read; Motion, 
That it be an Instruction to the Committee on the Bill, that they 
do make provision therein for the return to this House of Mem- 
bers to represent certain Colonies and Foreign Possessions of His 
Majesty ; Question Neg. thereupon, 759. Committee deferred, 779. 
Instruction to Committee to make provision for the Payment of 
the Expense incurred by the Barristers employed in revising Lists 
of Voters at County, City and Borough Elections, 828. Bill, as 
amended, printed, 831. Report further considered; Amend- 
ments (with Amendments to several of them) agreed to; 838. 
Report further considered; Amendments (with Amendments to 
several of them) agreed to; other Amendments made; and Day 
appointed for further considering Report ; 843. Report further 
considered ; Amendments proposed, but not made; 844. Other 
Amendments made; Schedule (L.) added; 845. Bill read the 
Third Time; Clause added; Amendment made; Motion, That 
the Bill do pass; Debate thereupon adjourned; 856. Debate 
resumed and further adjourned, 858. Debate resumed ; Motion 
for adjourning Debate withdrawn; Bill passed; 860. Not re- 
turned from the Lords. See infra, 22. 


Petitions in favour; From, Aldborough, .txxxvi. 673, Pp. 
Arnold, 645, p.—Bangor, 564, p. Boston, 654.—Castle Carey, 
693.—Emery, Thomas, 716, p.—Gosberton, 646.—Harwich, 673. 
—Leverton, 646.— Marlborough, 621.— Newport, Monmouth, 
Patriotic Society, 716, p.—Rotherhithe, St. Mary, 564, p.—Shore- 
ham, New, 660, Pp. 


Petitions against ; From Bedwin, Great, txxxvi. 642, Pp. 673, 
Berks, 600, rp. Bishop’s Castle, 622, rp. 654, p.—Chippenham, 
670, p. Cockermouth, 678.—Eye, 673.—Harwich, 642,r. Hel- 
leston, 645, Pp. Hindon, 650.—Manchester, 592, p. Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, 622, p. 678, p.—Oxford University, 600, p.—Plympton 
Earle, 678. Plympton St. Maurice, 678. Plympton St. Mary, 
678.—Queenborough, 622, p.—Seaford, 650, rp. Strabane, 709, p. 
Sunderland, 622, p.—Thirsk, 654, p. Woodstock, 678. 


Petitions respecting certain Details of the Bill; From, 
Alban’s, St., xxxv1.780. Ashton, John, 660, rp.—Bloomsbury, St. 





George, Lxxxvi. 730,P. Bridport, 704. Bucklow Hundred, 650, p. 
Buriton, 642. Bury, 781. Carmarthen, 667, 726, rp. Chelsea, 704, 
Chester, 650, p. Congleton, 707. Coventry, 651, P. 660, p. Cox, 
James, 645. 735, p. Cumberland, 788, p.—Deillis, 726, Pp. Dor- 
chester, 707.—Eifionydd, 667. Exeter, 642, p. 726, Pp. Fuller, 
George, 840. Guildford, 642, r. Hinde, G. W., 645. Hitchin, 
625, p. Huntingdon, 855, p. Islington, 686. Kidwelly, 835, p, 
Leath Ward, 788, p. Lichfield, 649, pr. Lleyn, 667. Lous- 
ley, Job, 678, p. Lydd, 683. (Pp. 688.)—Manchester, 623, p, 817, 
831. 838. Manchester Political Union, 654. 785, r. Margate, 
760. Marylebone St., 654, p. Minehead, 683. Monmouth, 
613, p. Montgomery, 613, Pr. Morpeth (Two Petitions), 600, 
—Nantwich, 650,». Newbury, 678,r. Newcastle-under-Lyne, 
762, p. Newport, Monmouth, 613, p. 788, p. Parr, William, 
838. Pearson, Charles, 788. Perkins, John, 817. Petersfield, 
642, p. Pirchill, 911. Potter, Richard, 623, p. Prentice, Archi- 
bald, 735, p.—Redfern, Francis, 838. Renshaw, Hugh Wilkinson, 
831. Romney, New, 683. (Pp. 688.)—Sandwich, 760. Sedgwick, 
838. Selkirk,788,p. Sheet, 642, pr. Stafford, 911. Sudbury, 704, 
Swansea, 758, p.—Tenby, 660, p. Tregony, 683. Tucker, Andrew 
G. C., 697. Usk, 613, p. Wareham, 695, rp. Whittle, James; 
Motion for printing; Withdrawn, 817. Wilson, Edward, 789, p. 
Winchelsea, 704, P. 


3. So much of His Majesty’s Speech at the opening of the 
Session as relates to Reform of Parliament, read; Bill to amend 
the Representation of the People in England and Wales ; Ordered, 
LXXxviI.17. Presented; printed; 17. Order for Second Reading 
read ; Motion, That the Bill be now read a Second Time ; Amend- 
ment proposed; Debate thereupon adjourned; 29. Debate re- 
sumed; Main Question agreed to; Bill committed; 31. Order 
for Committee read; Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the 
Chair; Amendment proposed, but not made; Main Question 
agreed to, 41. Order for Committee read; Motion, That Mr. 
Speaker do now leave the Chair, put and agreed to, 126. 
Instruction to Committee to make provision, authorizing the 
Commissioners of the Treasury to direct the payment of the Bar- 
risters employed in revising Lists of Voters, 99. Bill, as amended, 
printed, 181. Motion for reading the Order of the Day for 
further considering the Report; Amendment proposed, 189, 
But not made; Main Question agreed to; 193. Order read; 
Report further considered; Amendments agreed to; Other 
Amendments disagreed to; Clauses added; Amendments made 
in the body of the Bill; Motion for adjourning further con- 
sideration of the Report; Question Neg. thereupon; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 193. 
Order for Third Reading read; Motion, That the Bill be now 
read the Third Time; Amendment proposed ; Debate adjourned; 
205. Debate resumed, and further adjourned, 208. Debate re- 
sumed ; Main Question agreed to; Bill read the Third Time; 
Further Proceeding on Third Reading adjourned ; 212. Further 
Proceeding resumed ; Amendments made, 215. Bill passed, 217. 
By the Lords, with Amendments; Day appointed for considering 
them, and to be printed; 373. Amendments considered, 376. 
Agreed to, 378. R. a. 385. 


Petitions in favour; From, Falkirk; uxxxvn.484. Fife, John, 
181.—Haddington, 333. Hazell, James, 29. Holt, G. F., 189. 
—Kidderminster Political Union, 140. 149. Kirby, Fleetham, 39. 
—Lennard, Sir T. B.,21. Lincoln, 21. Lisburn, 389.—Misterton, 
10.—Richmond (York), 21.—Wakefield, 10. Wellington, 39. 
—York, County of, 10. 


Petitions against ; From, Cambridge and Isle of Ely; txxxvu. 
108. Worcester County, 29. 


Petitions respecting the Details of the Bill; From, Amersham; 
Lxxxvul. 48. Appleby, 41.—Berwick-upon-Tweed, 61. Bethnal- 
Green, 307.—Cardiff, 133. Chelmsford, 140. Clifton Dartmouth 
Hardness, 132. Cowbridge, 133.—Folkestone, 134.—Great Grims- 
by, 133.—Huddersfield, 153.—Jarvis, D., 55.—Leamington Poli- 
tical Union, 152. Lichfield, 47. Llanfyllin, 205.—-Manchester, 
307. Marsh, William, 140. Merthyr Tydvil, 126.—Ramsgate, 
26. Ripon, 73.—Sawle, J.S8.G., 77. Sheppey, Isle of, 148. 
South Shields and Westoe, 208. Stockton and Norton, 81.—War- 
wick, 152. Worcester County, 55. 


4. To settle and describe the Divisions of Counties and the 
Limits of Cities and Boroughs in England and Wales in 80 far as 
respects the Election of Members to serve in Parliament; Ordered, 
Lxxxvit. 115. Presented and read; printed; 116. As amended, 
printed, 343. Bill re-committed, 386. As amended, printed, 390. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 476. R.A. 481. 

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Petitions against; From, Arundel, Corporation of; uxxxvi1. 
189. Eccleshall, 397.—Hythe 155.—Poole, Corporation of, 176. 
Poole, Inhabitants of, 176.—Stafford, County of, 397. 


Petitions in favour ; From Folkestone, Inhabitants of; txxxvu. 
155, P. 

Petitions respecting the Details of the Bill; From, Arundel 
(Two Petitions); uxxxvu. 371.—Elland-cum-Greetland, 398. 
Erringden, 375. Exeter (Two Petitions), 371.—Heptonstall, 375. 
Hythe, 389.—Knaresborough, 403.—Langfield, 375. Lymington, 
358.—Midgley, 375.—Pelton and Newport, 389.—St. Pancras, 
300. Southampton, 358. Stansfield, 375.—Totmonslow, North, 
Hundred of, (Stafford), 371.—Wadsworth, 375. Whitehaven, 386. 


5. For the more effectual Registration of Persons entitled to vote 
in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament in England and 
Wales; Ordered, txxx1x.374. Presented; printed; 384. Com- 
mittee deferred, 485. Not proceeded in. 


6. To repeal so much of Act 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c. 45, to amend 
the Representation of the People in England and Wales, as makes 
the right to Registration in Cities and Boroughs conditional on 
the Payment of Poor’s Rates and Assessed Taxes; Ordered, 
xcu1.149. Presented; printed; 153. Petitions in favour; From 
Clerkenwell, 216. Liverpool, 325. St. Mary, Newington, 384. 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 363. 


7. Toregulate the payment of Rates and Taxes by Parliament- 
ary Electors, and to abolish the Stamp Duty on the Admission of 
Freemen; Ordered, xc. 368. Presented; printed; 378. Peti- 
tion from Paisley, praying that the Bill may be extended to Scot- 
land, 487. Passed, 591. Not returned from the Lords. 


8. To render the Register of Electors final, and to amend cer- 
tain Provisions in the Reform of Parliament Act; Ordered, xc11. 
386. Presented; printed; 389. Notice taken, that the Bill was 
not prepared according to the Order of Leave ; Order for Second 
Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 425. 


9. To render the Registry of Electors final, and to amend an 
Act of the second and third years of His present Majesty, for 
amending the Representation of the People in England and 
Wales; Ordered, xcu. 432. Presented; printed; 432. Motion, 
that the Bill be now read a Second Time, superseded by Adjourn- 
ment, 509. Passed, 585. Not returned from the Lords. 

See Elections, 1-42. 


Treland : 


10. To amend the Representation of the People in Ireland; 
Ordered, txxxvi. 356. Presented; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; printed ; 429. Second Reading deferred, 502. 


Petitions against ; From, Barnahask ; txxxv1.510, p.—Clonmul- 
len, 510, p.—Brewers and Maltsters Corporation, Dublin, 456, p. 
—Merchants, Guild of, 424, p.—Kilrush, 510, p.— Lees, Rev. 
Sir Harcourt, 483.—Mary’s, St., Newtown Barry, 510,p. Mount 
Leinster, 510, p.—Sligo, 483, p.—Tannagh, Union of, 500. 

Petitions in favour ; From, Antrim; txxxvi. 494, p. Augh- 
agour, 510, p.—Ballina, 465, p.—Carrick-on-Suir, 500. Cashel, 
510, P. Cork, Members of the Church by Law established in Ire- 
land, Citizens of, 507, p.—Down, 465, p.—Enniscorthy, Members 
of the New Mechanical Room, in, 500.—Inistioge and Clonamery, 
United Parishes of, 465,r. Inistioge and Roer, 465, r.—Kilkenny, 
465, Pp. Kilvine, 465, r.—Limerick, Incorporated Chamber of 
Commerce, 479, p. Louth, 494, p.—Macroom, 500. Mona- 
ghan, 500. Mountmellick, 465, p.—O’Callaghan, C., High Sheriff 
of Tipperary, 483.—Patrick, St., Kilkenny, 465.—Quin, 500, r.— 
Roer, 465, p.—Tulla, 507, p.—Whitechurch, 510, p. 


11, To amend the Representation of the People in Ireland ; 
Ordered, txxxvi. 596. Presented; printed; 596. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 920. Not proceeded in. 


Petitions against ; From, Dublin, Corporation of Barbers and 
Surgeons; :xxxvi. 765. Dublin, Dean and Chapter of St. Patrick’s 
Cathedral, 711,P. Dublin, Corporation of Tailors, Weavers, Sad- 
dlers, &amp;c. of, 729, p.—Galway, Artisans, Artificers and Mechanics 
of, 762, p.— Westmeath, 610, Pp. 

Petitions in favour; From, Ballinrobe; ixxxvi. 923, p.— 
Carrickmacross, 703, p.—Galway, High Sheriff, and Members of 
the Grand Jury of, 655.—Mallow, 673, p. 

Petitions for additional Representation; From, Aughagour; 
Uxxvi. 873, p.—Gallen, Clergy, Gentry and Freeholders, 534, p. 
—Islandeady, 873, r.—Westport, 534, P. 

Petitions for the Insertion of a Clause in the Bill extending 
the Elective Franchise to Copyhold Tenures in Ireland in like 


manner as in England; From Hamilton Gorges; .txxxvi. 
655, Pp, 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1887.) 


I. Bills relative to Parliamentary Representation—continued. 


Ireland—continued. 


12. To amend the Representation of the People in Ireland ; 
Ordered, uxxxvu. 38. Presented; printed; 42. As amended, 
printed, 353. Re-committed, 394. Instruction to Committee to 
make Provision for compensating Persons employed under the 
Act for registering the Claims of Voters, 414. Bill reported ; 
as amended, printed; 474. Bill passed, 502. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 540. Day appointed for considering them ; 
to be printed; Consideration deferred; 545.549. Amendments 
considered, 552. Agreed to, with an Amendment, 553. Amend- 
ment agreed to by the Lords, 557. ‘R. a. 562. 


Petitions in favour; From, Bective; txxxvi. 388.—Clonmel, 
189.—Kilcoman and Robin, 168. Kilcoo, 235. Kilkenny, 333. 
—Kinsale, 333.—Navan, 388.—Waterford, 43. Westmeath, 
177. 


Petitions against ; From, Ardbraccan; txxxvit. 455. Arva, 
453.—Cheshire, 205.—Drogheda, 111. Dublin Corporation of 
Shoemakers, 148. Dublin Members of the Royal Schomberg 
Orange Lodge, 455. Dublin, Sheriffs and Commons of, 433.— 
Okehampton, 205.—Protestant Conservative Society of Ireland ; 
410. 455.—Trim, 534. 


Petitions respecting the Details of the Bill; From, Athlone ; 
LXxxvil. 214.—Ballycallan, 134.—Callan, 333. Clonmell (Two 
Petitions), 462. Carrick-on-Suir, 79. 380.—Dublin, Corporation 
of Weavers of, 380. Durrow, 333.—Glasgow, North West Poli- 
tical Union, Members of, 488.. Graigue, 333. Grange Gorman, 79. 
—Ireland, Political Union uf, 380. 488.—Kidderminster, Political 
Union of; 380. Kilkenny, St. John, 333. Kilkenny, St. Mary, 
833. Kilkenny, St. Patrick, 333. Killaloe, 333. Kilmanagh, 
833. Knocktopher, 333.—Leicester, Members of Political 
Union of, 465.—National Political Union, Members of, 498. 
National Trades Political Union, Members of, 79. New Ross, 
586.—Saint Canice, 333.—Thomastown, 333. Tipperary Inde- 
pendent Club, 462. Tuam, 466.—Urlingford, 333. 


Petition of the Council of the Leeds Poiitical Union respect- 
ing the Bill, offered, and by leave withdrawn; txxxvut. 435. 


13. To fix the Boundaries of Cities, Towns and Boroughs in 
Ireland, in so far as regards the Election of Members to serve in 
Parliament; Ordered, txxxvu. 374. Presented; printed; 379. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 554. Rk. a. 562. 

Petitions respecting Details of the Bill; From, Dungarvan ; 
Lxxxvil. 394. Mallow, 436. Members of the Protestant Con- 
servative Society of Ireland, 482. Newry, 497. 


14. Toamend Act 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c. 88, to amend the Repre- 
sentation of the People of Ireland ; Ordered, xcu. 499. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 517. Passed, 597. Message sent to the Lords 
to acquaint them, that in the Committee upon the Bill Two 
Clauses were disagreed to, which Clauses, according to the Copy 
of the Bill, as printed by the Lords, appear in the Ingrossment ; 
and to request that their Lordships will expunge the said Clauses, 
the same not forming part of the Bill as passed by the Commons ; 
609. Not proceeded in. 

See Elections, 43-52. 


Scotland : 
15. To amend the Representation of the People in Scotland ; 
Ordered, uxxxvi. 356. Presented; printed; 382. Second 
Reading deferred, 437. 


Petitions against; From, Andrew’s, St., Provost, Magistrates 
and Town Council of; txxxvi. 416, Pr. Anstruther Wester, 446, Pp. 
—Campbell, Lord John D., Chairman of Meeting of Noblemen, 
Freeholders, Justices of the Peace and Commissioners of Supply 
of the County of Dumbarton, 487, p. Crail, 507, p.—Earls- 
ferry, 446. Edinburgh, 435, pr. Elgin, 509.—Kilrenny, 446, p. 
Kirkcudbright, 509, p—Lanark, Deacons and Commissioners of 
the Incorporated Trades of, 465.—Peebles, Freeholders of, 435, p. 
Peebles, Commissioners of Supply, Justices of the Peace, &amp;c. of, 
435,P. Peebles, Inhabitants and Proprietors of Houses in, 465.— 
Ross-shire, Freeholders, Commissioners of Supply, &amp;c. of, 507, P. 
Roxburgh, Freeholders, Justices of the Peace and Commissioners 
of Supply of, 461, p.—Selkirk, Freeholders of, 419, p. Selkirk, 
Magistrates and Town Council, 465, p. 

Petitions in favour ; From, Banff, Freeholders, Landholders, 
Commissioners of Supply, &amp;c. of; uxxxvi. 510. Berwick, 479. 
—Calder, West, 510.—Dunfermline, Incorporation of Weavers 
of, 487, p.—Fife, Tenantry of the Eastern District of, 510.— 
Fintry, 510. Fortrose and Rosemarkie, 505.—Kirriemuir, 510. 
Keith, 510.—Larkhall, 510. Laurence Kirk, 510.-—Newmill, 
510.—Perth, 505, p.—Rosemarkie, 505.—Stonehouse, 510. 





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I. Bills relative to Parliamentary Representation—continued. 
Scotland—continued. Scotland—continued. 


Petitions against the Bill of last Session; From, Noblemen, 
Freeholders, Justices of the Peace, Commissioners of Supply and 
Heritors of Forfar; Lxxxvi. 573, p. 


16. To amend the Representation of the People in Scotland ; 
Ordered ; presented; printed; uxxxvi. 603. Order for Second 
Reading read; Motion for reading Bill a Second Time; Amend- 
ment proposed, but not made; Main Question agreed to; 864. 
Bill, as amended, printed, 869. Petitions referred, 871.885. Order 
for further considering Report read, 885. _ Bill re-committed, 
888. Committee deferred, 895.901. Not proceeded in. 


Petitions in favour ; From, Denny; txxxvi. 613, P. 


Petitions against ; From, Anstruther Easter; ixxxvi. 733. 
863, p. Anstruther Wester, 863, p. 911.—Crail, 863, Pp. Cro- 
marty, 816, p.—Dumbarton, 863, p.—Elgin, 816, p.—Forfar, 
873, p. Forres, 816, Pr. Fortrose and Rosemarky, 816, p.— 
Hamilton, 896, p. Hunter, Robert, 885, p.—Jedburgh, 656, P. 
Johnstone, James, 885, p.—Kelso, 888. Kilrenny, 863, P. 
Kirkeudbright, 778, p—Lanark, Incorporated Trades of the 
Royal Burghs of, 888, p. Lauder, 623, p.—Mackenzie, Sir 
George Stewart, 888.—Peebles, 722, p. Pittenweem, 863, P. 
—Renfrewshire Political Union, 857, p. Ross, 873, rp. Royal 
Burghs of Scotland, 863, p.—Schaw, James, Trustees of, 871. 
Selkirk, 833, p.—Tain, 888. 

Petitions respecting certain Details in the Bill of last Session 
(1831); From, Argyleshire; txxxvu. 69. Campbeltown, 69. 
Perth, 41. 


17. To amend the Representation of the People in Scotland ; 
Ordered ; presented; printed; txxxvu. 38. As amended, printed, 
330. Re-committed, 366. Instruction to Committee to make 
provision for making Remuneration to Sheriffs in Scotland for the 
Time and Labour empioyed in investigating Claims and Objections 
which may arise under the Act for amending the Representation 
in Scotland, 382. Committee deferred, 391. Day appointed 
for receiving Report, 406. Bill reported, and re-committed, 411. 
Reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as 








amended, printed; 412. Report further considered; Clause 
(Qualification of Voters) added ; Bill passed ; 437. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 488. Day appointed for considering them, 
and to be printed, 490. Amendments considered, 492. Agreed 
to, 494. R. a. 496. 


Petitions in favour; From, Alloa; uxxxvu. 38!.—Balme. 
rino, 327. Biggar, 396. Bowmore, &amp;c., 70.—Collessie, 70,— 
Maxwell, Sir John, &amp;c., 178. Maxwell, J., Junior, 208. 


Petitions respecting the Details of the Bill; From, Aberbro- 
thock; rxxxvi1. 333. Auchtermuchty, 342. Ayr, 404.—Banff 
(Two Petitions), 872. 465. Burntisland, 330.—Campbeltown, 
382. Cupar Fife, 435.—Dumbarton, 382. Referred, 392. Dum- 
fries, 318. 374.—Edinburgh, 436. Elgin, 365.—Forfar, 369,— 
Glasgow Political Union, 436.—Haddington, 330. Hamilton, 
359.—Inverary, 404. Irvine, 404.—Johnstown, 333.—Kilmar- 
nock, 404. Kirkcudbright, 359.—Linlithgow, 509.—Perth, 333, 
Port Glasgow and Newark, Magistrates and Council of, 300, 
Port Glasgow and Newark, Merchants, &amp;c. of, 300.—Renfrew, 
382.—Selkirk, 366.—Tain, 275. 337. 


18. To settle and describe the Boundaries of Cities, Burghs 
and Towns in Scotland, in so far as respects the Election of 
Members to serve in Parliament; Ordered, rxxxvu. 289.  Pre- 
sented ; printed; 290. Petition of Magistrates and Town Council 
of the Royal Burgh of Crail, for curtailing the proposed Boundary 
of that Burgh on the West, to the same extent as on the East and 
North, 424, p. Committed, 408. Not proceeded in. 


19. For the more effectual Registration of Persons entitled to 
vote in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament in Scot- 
land; Ordered, txxx1x. 420. Presented, 551. kr. a. 603. 


20. Toamend and explain Act 2&amp;3 Will. IV. c.65, and to dimi- 
nish the Expenses of Elections; Ordered ; xc. 326. Presented; 
printed; 423. Jill, as amended, to be printed, 505. Bill 
re-committed, 542. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 654. R. a. 
657. 


II. Questions Resolved in the Affirmative relative to Parliamentary Represent- 


ation : 


21. That it is the Opinion of this House, that the Total Num- 
ber of Knights, Citizens and Burgesses returned to Parliament 
for that part of the United Kingdom called England and Wales 
ought not to be diminished ; txxxvi. 506. 


22. That while this House deeply laments the present fate of 


the Bill for amending the Representation of the People in England 
and Wales, in favour of which the Opinion of the Country stands 





unequivocally pronounced, and which has been matured by dis- 
cussions the most anxious and laborious, it feels itself called upon 
to re-assert its firm adherence to the principle and leading provi- 
sions of that great measure, and to express its unabated confidence 
in the integrity, perseverance and ability of those Ministers who, 
in introducing and conducting it, have so well consulted the best 
interests of the Country; Lxxxvi. 901. 


III. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn, relative to Parliamentary 
Representation : 


23. That grievous Complaints are made, and manifestly appear 
to be true, of undue Election of Members to serve in Parliament; 
Prev. Ques. Neg. upon that, and several other Motions relative to 
the Reform of Corrupt Boroughs; txxvi. 324. 


24, That the present state of the Representation of the People 
in Parliament requires the most serious consideration of the 
House; Ques. Neg.; txxvit. 205.—.Lxxvill. 251.—.Lxxx1. 298. 


25. That there exists a class or description of Boroughs, called 
Close or Decayed, in which the Returns of Members to Parliament 
are notoriously capable of being effected by the payment of Money, 
and frequently are so effected; that the existence of such 
Boroughs, and the continuance of such practices, are disgraceful 
to the character of this House, destructive of the confidence of the 
People, and prejudicial to the best interests of the Country; 
Ques. Neg. ; txxxtv. 364. 


26. For leave to bring in a Bill to restore the Constitutional 
Influence of the Commons in the Parliament of England; Amend- 
ment proposed, but not made; Main Question put and Neg.; 
LXXXv. 70. 

27. That it is the Opinion of this House, that a Reform of 


the State of the Representation is expedient; Withdrawn, txxxv. 
79. 


28. For leave to bring in a Bill to enable the Towns of Man- 
chester, Leeds and Birmingham to return Representatives to 
serve in Parliament; Ques. Neg.; uxxxv. 96. 





29. For leave to bring in a Bill for the effectual and radical 
Reform of the abuses in the state of the Representation of the People 
in the Commons House of Parliament ; Ques. Neg.; ixxxv. 497. 


30. That it is expedient to extend the Basis of the Represent- 
ation of the People in this House ; Ques. Neg. upon that and other 
Motions relative thereto; txxxv. 497. 


31. That the Orders cf the Day (for the Committee on the 
Reform of Parliament (England) Bill) do take precedence of 
Public Petitions, Notices of Motions and other Orders on each 
day on which it may be appointed ; Withdrawn, txxxvi. 682. 


32. That Aldborough, Yorkshire, and Evesham, Worcestershire, 
be inserted in Schedule (A.) of the Reform of Parliament 
(England) Bill; Ques. Neg.; .xxxvi. 848.———That certain 
words stand part of Schedules (D.) and (F.) of the Reform of 
Parliament (England) Bill; Ques. Neg.; txxxvi. 845. . 


33. For adjourning further consideration of Report on Reform 
of Parliament (England) Bill; Ques. Neg.; txxxvu1. 193. 


34. That in regard to the numbers of the Elective Constituency, 
whether of the Metropolitan Cities or Districts, or in the Towns 
generally throughout the Kingdom, the expectations contemplated 
by the Legislature, held out by Government and entertained by 
the Country, are now found to be entirely erroneous, in so far a8 
relates to the next General Election under the Act for the Reform 
of Parliament lately passed; Amendment proposed and with- 


drawn; Main Question put, and negatived ; txxxvut. 564, 565. 
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III. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn, relative to Parliamentary Representation—cont‘. 


35. For an Address to prorogue the present Parliament, and 
convene another short Session of Parliament with as little delay 
as possible, to take into consideration the unexpected Disfranchise- 
ment produced by certain restrictive Clauses of the Act for 
amending the Representation of the People in Parliament ; Ques. 
Negatived ; txxxvit. 572. 


36. For bringing in a Bill to repeal such parts thereof as 
render the payment of Poor’s Rates and Assessed Taxes a neces- 
sary qualification for the exercise of the Elective Franchise ; 
Ques. Neg. thereupon’; Lxxxvul. 497. 


37. That this House deems it expedient to repeal or mitigate 
such Clauses of the Reform Bill as have been found to have an 
unexpected restrictive operation, particularly those regarding the 
payment of Rates and Taxes, &amp;c. ; Amendment proposed ; Amend- 
ment and Motion withdrawn; Question Negatived or a similar 
Motion ; Lxxx1x. 413. 


38. Amendment proposed and withdrawn upon Motion, That 


Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair for the House to resolve 
itself into Committee on the Freemen’s Admission Bill; That leave 





be given to bring in a Bill to regulate the times of»payment of 





Rates and Taxes by Parliamentary Electors, and to abolish the 
Stamp Duty on the Admission of Freemen; xcu1. 364. 


39. That it is expedient, in all future Elections of Mem- 
bers to serve in Parliament, that the Votes be taken by way of 
Secret Ballot; uxxxvim. 309. Question Neg. thereupon, 310. 
———Similar Motion; Pr. Q” withdrawn; Original Q" Neg. ; 
xc. 304. 

40. For leave to bring in Bills to provide that the Votes at 
Elections for Members of Parliament be taken secretly by way 
of Ballot; Ques. Neg.; xc1. 547.—xci. 134, 


41. Respecting the number of Persons having a right to vote 
for Counties in Scotland; Previous Ques. Neg. upon that and 
several other Motions, relative to the State of Representation 
of Counties in Scotland; ixxvi. 329.—.xxvi1. 358. 

42. That the House will early in the next Session of Parlia- 
ment take into its serious consideration the State of the Represent- 
ation of Counties in Scotland ; Ques. Neg.; txxv1. 329. 

See Accounts and Papers, 4350-4406. 6825, 6826. Addresses, 
873-914. Committees, 1345. 1405. 1485. Elections, 1-90. 
Members, 78-86. Petitions, 1545, &amp;c. 








Parliamentary Securities :—see Securities. 
Parochial Registers :—see Parish Registers. 
Parochial Rates :—see Almshouses. Rents. 
Parochial Stipends :—see Clergy. 


Partnerships, Scotland :—pin to regulate the 


mode in which Societies or Co-partnerships in Scotland may 
sue and be sued; Ordered, txxx. 525. Presented; printed ; 525. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 640. R. A. 642. 


Party Processions :—Bill to restrain in certain cases, 


Party Processions in Ireland ; Ordered, txxxvi1.400. Presented ; 
printed; 409. Petitions against; From, Members of the Pro- 
testant Conservative Society of Ireland; 416. Grand Orange 
Lodge of Ireland, 434. Royal Schomberg Orange Lodge of 
Dublin, 454. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 588. R.a. 591. 
See Petitions, 1575. 


Party Walls :—sce Buildings. 


Passage Vessels and Passengers : 


Bills relative thereto : 

1. For regulating the Retail of Exciseable Articles on board 
of Passage Vessels; txxvi. 404. Presented, 409. Printed, 418. 
Petition of Owners of Vessels on the River Clyde in favour, 468. 
Bill, as amended, printed, 481. Further consideration of Report 
put off for Six Months, 498. 

2. For regulating the Retail of Exciseable Articles and Com- 
modities to Passengers on Board of Passage Vessels; Ordered, 





Passage Vessels, &amp;c.: Bills—continued. 


Lxxxi. 424, Presented; printed; 426. As amended, printed, 
454. Petition of Owners of Leith Smacks, against, 512, R. a. 
534, 

3. To repeal the Laws relative to Vessels carrying Passengers, 
and to make other provisions; Ordered, txxvi1. 248. Presented ; 
printed ; 274. As amended, printed, 332. Further consideration 
of Report put off for Three Months, 364. 


4. To repeal the Laws for regulating Vessels carrying Pas- 
sengers from the United Kingdom, and to make other provisions ; 
Ordered, txxvi. 394. Presented, 406. As amended, printed, 
415. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 474. R. a. 479. 


rc 


5. For regulating Vessels carrying Passengers to Foreign 
Parts; Ordered, txxx. 310. Presented; printed; 485. R. a. 
626. 

6. To regulate the Conveyance of Passengers in Merchant 
Vessels from the United Kingdom to Foreign Parts; Ordered, 
LXxxill. 126. Presented; printed; 140. As amended, printed, 
186. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 362. R. a. 375. 


7. To repeal Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 21, and to make further pro- 
vision for regulating the same; Ordered, xc. 142. Presented; . 
printed; 148. As amended, printed, 279. Re-committed, 350. 
430. As amended, printed, 448. nr. a. 611. 


8. For the regulating Vessels carrying Passengers between 
Great Britain and Ireland; Ordered, txxviu. 386. Presented ; 
printed ; 429. R. a. 479. 


9. To amend above Act; Ordered, txx1x. 299. Presented; 
printed; 303. Passed, 361. Not returned from the Lords. 


See Accounts and Papers, 4411, 4412. Addresses, 915, 916. 
America, 2. Committees, 485-488. 








Patents. 





I. Public Bills relative to Patents ; 1—8. 
II. Petitions for Bills relative to Patents, and Proceedings thereon ; 


9— 16. 





I. Public Bills relative to Patents : 


1, To prevent the inconvenience arising from the facility of 
Procuring Copies of Specifications; Ordered, txxv. 312. Pre- 


— printed ; 352. Second Reading put off for Six Weeks; 
2. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1897.) 


2. For the Protection of Persons applying for Patents; Or- 
dered, txxv. 338. Presented; printed; 3438. Second Reading 
put off for Six Months; 413. 


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702 PATENTS 


PAVINGS. 








I. Public Bills relative to Patents—continued. 


3. ‘lo explain and amend the Laws respecting Letters Patent 
for Inventions; Ordered, txxxvi1. 72. Presented; printed ; 130. 
Petition in favour; From John Kitchen, 231. Petition against ; 
From John Adolphus Schroder, 535. Bill committed to a Select 
Committee, 297. (See Committees, 1017.) Reported, and re- 
committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 528. Instruc- 
tion to the Committee to divide the Bill into two Bills, 559. 
Report, That the Committee had divided the Bill into two Bills, 
559. See infra, 4, 5. 


4. To amend the Laws respecting Letters Patent for Inventions, 
and to secure the Property therein to Inventors; Reported; Day 
appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, 
printed ; xxxxvim1. 559. Further Consideration of Report deferred, 
564. Report further considered, 565. Third Reading deferred, 
570. Bill read Third Time; Clause offered ; Motion for bringing 
it up withdrawn ; Further proceeding adjourned; 575. Proceed- 
ing resumed, and further adjourned, 577. Proceeding resumed ; 
Clause added ; Bill passed ; 579. Not returned from the Lords. 


5. To amend the Laws respecting the practice and cost of ob- 
taining Patents; Reported; printed; txxxvi. 559. Further 
consideration of Report put off for Six Months, 565. 


6. To amend the Law touching Letters Patent for Inventions ; 
From the Lords, xc. 451. Read; printed ; 462. Petition against ; 
Of Patentees and others of Birmingham, 584. Petition of James 
Marsh, for the insertion of a Clause, providing that a Patentee 





shall not lose the whole benefit of his Patent in consequence of 
part of the Specification having been the subject of a former Pa- 
tent ; xc.578. Bill passed with Amendments, 587. Lords desire a 
Conference on the subject-matter of the Amendments; House 
agree to a Conference; Managers appointed ; Confcrence held, 
and report, That the Lords disagree to one of the Amendments, 
and give their Reasons, and agree to the rest of the Amend. 
ments. (See Conferences, 33.) Day appointed for taking the 
Reasons into consideration, 646. Reasons considered; House 
doth not insist upon the said Amendment; 654. Rk. a. 661. 


7. To amend the Law relating to Letters Patent for Inventions, 
and for the better encouragement of the Arts and Manufactures ; 
Ordered, xc1. 475. Presented; printed; 526. Petitions in 
favour; From, James Henry Marsh; Manufacturers, Modellers 
and others; 684. Patentees, Inventors and Manufacturers, 709. 
Manufacturers and others, 775. Manufacturers, Patentees, and 
Inventors assembled at Exeter Hall, 823. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 825. Not proceeded in. 

8. To amend the Practice relating to Letters Patent for In- 
ventions, and for the better encouragement of the Arts and Manu- 
factures; Ordered, xcu. 46. Presented ; printed; 50. Peti- 
tions in favour; From Hugh Bidwell, 435. James Henry 
Marsh, 139. Julius Ludolphus Schroder, 435. Petition of 
James Davis, against, 435. Petition of Timothy and John Bur- 
stall, for alteration, 152. Second Reading deferred, 494. Not 
proceeded in. 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Patents, and Proceedings thereon: 


Bernhardt’s Discovery :—See Companies, 50. 
Berry and Paterson :—See Gas Lights, 86. 


Copper and Metal Rollers :—See infra, 10. 
Crossley :—See Gas Lights, 27. 


Fourdrinier : 

9. For reviving and prolonging the Term of certain Let- 
ters Patent assigned to Henry Fourdrinier and Sealy Fourdri- 
nier, for the invention of making Paper by means of Machinery ; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, 
xcu. 60. Bill ordered, 101. Presented, 170. Not proceeded in. 
See Committees, 901. 


Hollingrake, James : 

10. For prolonging the Term of certain Letters Patent granted 
to him for an improved Method of manufacturing Copper and 
other Metal Rollers; Referred, txxxv. 77. Reported; Bill or- 
dered, 130. Presented, 145. Petition of Robert Fayle and Mat- 
thew Fayle, against, 281. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 478. 
rR. A. 500. 


Langton : 

11. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill; Referred, 
LxxxIv. 230. Report; Leave given; Petition presented ; Referred; 
231. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 241. Re- 
port; Party to proceed; 263. Bill ordered, 267. Presented, 269. 
Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 390. rR. a. 400.— ——To amend 
Act for vesting and securing to him certain Profits and Emolu- 
ments for a limited Time; Referred, txxxvi. 570. Bill ordered, 
579. Presented, 598. kr. a. 712. 





Morton’s Patent Slip : 

12. Petition for a Bill for prolonging the Terms of certain 
Letters Patent granted to Thomas Morton; Referred, txxxvui. 25, 
Bill ordered, 163. Presented, 166. Second Reading deferred, 
252. Not proceeded in. 


Paper :—See supra, 9. 
Salt Pans :—See infra, 15. 
Sievier : 
13. To enable Robert William Sievier to assign to a Company 
certain Letters Patent; Referred to the Select Committee on 


Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 60. Bill ordered, 160. Not 
proceeded in. 


Thompson, Simeon : 


14. For the Renewal of his Patent; Referred, txxvim. 59. 
Not proceeded in. 


Tilt, Joseph : 

15. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to enable him to 
grant a greater Number of Licenses, under certain Letters Patent, 
relating to Salt Pans; Referred, txxxu. 471. Reported; Leave 
given; Petition presented and referred; 481. Bill ordered, 486. 
Order for Bill discharged ; another Bill ordered ; presented ; 504. 
Committed, 533. Reported, 585. Not proceeded in. 


Westhead : 


16. To enable Joshua Proctor Westhead to assign to a Com- 
pany certain Letters Patent; Referred to the Select Committee 
on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu.60. Reported ; Bill ordered; 
159. Not proceeded in. 

See Accounts and Papers, 4413-4415. Addresses, 917, 918. 
Committees, 1016, 1017. 1129. Offices, 8,9. Petitions, 
1576, 1577. Philosophical and Mechanical Experiments. 
Trade, 4. 








Pavings, Lightings, and other 
‘Improvements. 








I. Public Bills relative thereto ; 1—8. 
II. Petitions for Private Bills, and Proceedings thereon; 9—220. 





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PAVINGS, &amp;c.—continued. 





. and paving of Parishes in England and Wales; Ordered, uxxxv. 





1. Public Bills relative thereto : 


1. To make Provision for the lighting, watching, cleansing 


40. Presented; printed; 127. Order for Committee discharged ; 
Bill committed to a Select Committee; Petitions against; Re- 
ferred, 333. (See Committees, 1199.) Bill reported; as amended, 
printed; 358. rR. a. 561. 


Petitions against; From, Commissioners of paving such part 
of St. Pancras as lies on the west side of Tottenham-Court-Road ; 
Lxxxv. 149. Minister, &amp;c. of Paddington, 214. Governors and 
Guardians of the Foundling Hospital; Commissioners of paving 
certain parts belonging to the Foundling Hospital; 236. Commis- 
sioners for paving Holywell Street, Church-end, and part of Kings- 
land Road, in St. Leonard, Shoreditch; Trustees for lighting the 
Precinct of Well Close ; 259. Commissioners for the Improvement 
of Brighton, 275. Commissioners for paving the Clink or Bishop 
of Winchester’s Liberty, Southwark ; Commissioners for paving 
Streets, &amp;c. on the Estate of Lord Calthorpe, near Gray’s Inn 
Lane; Commissioners for paving certain Grounds belonging to 
Thomas Harrison, Esq, in St. Pancras, 281. Rector, &amp;c. of 
St. George, Middlesex ; Commissioners for Paving St. George, 
Middlesex; Commissioners for paving Battle Bridge Fields; 
Commissioners for paving the Skinners’ Estate; Inhabitants of 
the Skinners’ Estate, St. Pancras; 329. Commissioners for 
paving Bristol; Commissioners for paving Plots of Ground in 
St. Pancras, belonging to the Dowager Baroness Southampton ; 
Commissioners for paving the South Western District of St. Pan- 
cras; 336. Committee of paving St. James, Westminster, 342. 
Commissioners for paving, &amp;c. Old Artillery Ground; Commis- 
sioners for paving Christchurch, Middlesex ; Inhabitants of St. 
Mary, Islington; 348. 

Petitions in favour; From, Inhabitants of the Parishes of 
St. Sampson; St. Helen Stonegate; St. Dennis and St. George ; 
St. Margaret and St. Peter-le-Willows ; St. Michael, Spurriergate ; 
St. Martin-cum-Gregory; and of The Holy Trinity, Micklegate, 
in York; of St. Giles; and of St. Lawrence, in the Suburbs of 
York ; uxxxv. 372. St. Cuthbert; St. Helen-on-the- Walls, and All 
Saints, Peaseholme ; Holy Trinity, Goodramgate; St. Peter-the- 
Little; St. John Delpike; St. Crux; St. Michael-le-Belfrey; and 
of St. Mary, Bishophill, in the City of York, 395, p. 


2. To alter and extend the Provisions of Act 11 Geo. IV. c. 27; 
Ordered, txxxvu. 253. Presented; printed; 254. Order for 
Committee discharged; Bill withdrawn; 359. 


3. To repeal Act 11 Geo. IV. and 1 Will. IV. c. 27, and to 
make more effectual Provision for lighting and watching Parishes 
in England and Wales; Ordered, txxxvi. 359. Presented ; 
printed; 484. Petition in favour ; From Richard Gude ; txxxvu. 
635. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 720. R. a. 726. 


Carlton Palace :—See infra, 4. 


Charing Cross Improvement : 

4. Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill to extend to Charing 
Cross and Places adjacent the Powers of Act 53 Geo. III. c. 181, 
and to enable the Commissioners of the Land Revenues to grant 
Leases of the Site of Carlton Palace; [The King’s Consent sig- 
nified], and Bill ordered; txxx1. 196. Presented,197. Referred 
to a Select Committee, 203. (See Committees, 764.) Bill to be 
printed, 205. Bill reported, and re-committed to a Committee of 
the whole House, 278. Petition against; From Freeholders, &amp;c. in 
the Neighbourhood, 254. Petitions for Compensation; From, St. 
Martin-in-the-Fields; Inhabitant Householders in the Neighbour- 
hood ; 223. Petitions for Provision; From, Committee of St. 
Clement’s Danes Paving, 272. Freeholders of St. Martin-in-the- 
Fields, and St. Ann, Westminster, 290, rp. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 383. R. a. 391. To enlarge the Powers of above 
Act; Ordered, txxx1. 418. Presented; printed; 419. [King’s 
Consent signified], and Bill passed, 508. r. a. 544.——To amend 
Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 77; Ordered, txxx1v. 301. Presented; printed ; 
302, R. a. 416. See infra, 5. 7. 





Marylebone (New Street) : 
5. To extend the Time for making Purchases; Ordered, txxv. 
329. Order of leave for Bill, discharged; another Bill ordered ; 
Presented, 357. . a. 455.———For the more effectually paving 
and lighting the Regent’s Park, new Street from the Regent’s 
Park to Pall Mall, and the new Streets and Improvements in the 
neighbourhood of Parliament Street and Privy Gardens; Ordered, 
LXxIx. 276. Presented, 285. Printed, 294. Petition of Com- 
mittee for paving St. James’s, Westminster, against ; Referred, 


Marylebone (New Street) —continued. 

extend the Jurisdiction of the Commissioners acting in the execu- 
tion of the above Act; Ordered, txxx. 287. Presented, 296. 
Petition of Vestrymen of St. Marylebone, against, 382. Bill com- 
mitted, 299. Members added, 391. 395. Petition of Henry 
Samuel, against, 402. Bill reported and re-committed, 410. 
R. A. 518.———For extending the Jurisdiction of the Commis- 
sioners acting in execution of the above Acts; Ordered, uxxx111. 
418, Presented; printed; 419. Bill committed to a Select 
Committee, 4738. (See Committees, 1085.) Bill reported, and 
re-committed to a Committee of the whole House), 481. R. A. 
535. To extend the Jurisdiction of the Commissioners acting 
in execution of the said Acts; Ordered; presented; printed ; 
LXXXVil. 303. Petitions against; From, Commissioners of Paving ; 
of St. Margaret and St. John, Westminster, Two Petitions, 321. 
Of Pall Mall, 332. Bill committed to a Select Committee, 318. 
(See Committees, 1085.) Bill, as amended, printed, 344. Order 
for further consideration of Report, read; Bill re-committed to 
a Committee of the whole House, 361. Reported; Amendments, 
with an Amendment to one of them, agreed to, 367. R. a. 430. 
See supra, 4; infra, 7. 





Metropolis Improvements : 

6. To effect Improvements in the Cities of London and 
Westminster, Borough of Southwark and the Counties of Middle- 
sex and Surrey, and for the purchase of the Interest of the Pro- 
prietors of the Waterloo and Southwark Bridges, that they may 
be open for the use of the Public free from Toll; Ordered, xcu1. 178. 
Order of leave for Bill discharged; and Bill for improving the 
Public Ways in and near the Metropolis; Ordered, 209. Pre- 
sented; printed; 209. Petition against; Of Peers and other 
Lessors and Lessees of Coal Mines in the Counties of Durham 
and Northumberland, 277. Petitions in favour; From, Andrew, 
Saint, Holborn, and Saint George the Martyr, 331. Giles, Saint, 
in the Fields, and Saint George, Bloomsbury, 331. Holborn, 
824. Second Reading deferred, 499. Not proceeded in. 


Pall Mall :—See supra, 4, 5; infra, 7. 
Parliament Street :—See supra, 4, 5 ; infra, 7. 
Privy Gardens :—See supra, 4,5; infra, 7. 
Regent’s Park :—-See supra, 4, 5. 


Westminster Improvement : 

7. To amend Act 46 Geo. III. c. 89; Ordered; presented ; 
printed; Lxxvi. 274. R. a. 425.———To enable the Commis- 
sioners of His Majesty’s Woods, Forests and Land Revenues to 
effect Improvements within the Neighbourhood of Privy Gardens 
and Parliament Street; Ordered, txxvi1. 359. Presented, 362. 
R. A. 406.———For vesting in the Commissioners of the Land 
Revenue the powers and authorities granted by several Acts for 
the Improvement of Westminster; Ordered, txxx1. 267. Pre- 
sented, 268. Passed, 317. Not returned from the Lords.-—— 
To vest in the Commissioners of Woods, Forests and Land Reve- 
nues the powers of several Acts for the Improvement of West- 
minster; Ordered, txxx1. 354. Presented, 354, Pp. Rk. a. 391. 
See supra, 4, 5. 


Ireland : 

8. To repeal several Acts heretofore made for the lighting, 
watching and cleansing of Cities, Towns Corporate and Market 
Towns in Ireland, and to substitute other Enactments for the 
same, and other purposes ; Ordered, rxx1x. 500. Presented, 501, P. 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 520.——To conso- 
lidate and amend certain Acts of the Parliament of Ireland, 
relative to lighting Cities and Towns; Ordered, rxxx1. 259. Not 
presented. To make provision for lighting, cleansing and 
watching Cities and Towns in Ireland; Ordered, txxxu. 530. 
Presented, 533. As amended, printed, 544. Further considera- 
tion of Report put off for a Month, 576.———To continue so 
much of certain Acts of the Parliament of Ireland, relating to 
lighting, cleansing and watching Cities and Towns in Ireland, 
as relates to certain Cities and Towns; Ordered, txxxiu. 118. 
Presented ; printed; 123. R. a. 202. To make provision 
for the lighting, cleansing and watching Cities and Towns Cor- 
porate and Market Towns in Ireland, in certain cases; Ordered, 
Lxxx111. 201. Presented, 212, p. Petition of Thomas Flanagan, 
against, 225, p. Petition of Inhabitants of Dundalk, against, 299, p. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 552. R. a. 554.———-To amend 











385. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 514. R. A. 525.———To 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Act ; Ordered, xc1. 142. Not proceeded in. 


Il. Petitions 


PAVINGS, &amp;c.—continued. 











II. Petitions for Private Bills relative thereto, and Proceedings thereon : 


Aberystwitl (Cardigan) : 

9. Petition fora Bill for improving and regulating the said 
Town, and for supplying the Inhabitants with Water; Referred, 
xc. 119. Report referred to the Standing Order Committee, 191. 
Report; Parties to proceed ; 201. Bill ordered, 205. Presented, 
217. R. a. 418. 


Aberbrothock (Forfar) : 

10. To continue several Acts for granting a Duty of Two 
Pennies Scots upon Ale and Beer brewed in that Town; Refer- 
red, xxx, 11. Bill ordered, 124. Presented, 133. Petition 
against, 150. R. a. 233. 


Aberdeen : 

11. For better paving, cleansing and otherwise improving the 
Streets and other Public Places in the City; for regulating the 
Police thereof, and supplying the Inhabitants with Water; Re- 
ferred, txxx1u. 34. Bill ordered, 124. Presented, 176. Not 
proceeded in. ——— Another Petition; Referred, txxxiv. 46. 
Bill ordered, 97. Presented, 108. Petitions against, 182. 206. 
210. Petitions in favour, 185. 191. Petition for including the 
Suburbs of Aberdeen, West of the Denburn, in the Bill, 191. 
R. A. 297. 


Abingdon (Berks) : 
12. For lighting and improving; Referred, rxxx. 66. 
ordered, 159. Presented, 236. Rr. a. 603. 


Airdrie :—See Airdrie. 
Alloa (Clackmannan) : 
13. To amend Act; Referred, txxvi. 38. Bill ordered, 59. 


Presented, 95. Petitionin favour, 192. Time enlarged for Report, 
213,254. R.A. 367. 


Alnwick (Northumberland) : 
14. For lighting and improving that Town; Referred, txxvu. 
38. Bill ordered, 110. Presented, 115. R.a. 267. 


Bill 


Anderston (Glasgow) : 
15. For regula‘ing the Police of that Burgh; Referred, txxx1. 
59. Billordered, 118. Presented, 158. Petitions against, 270. 
277. Petitions in favour, 296. R. a. 377. 


Andrew’s, St., Holborn :—See infra, 110. 
Ardwick (Lancaster) : 


16. For lighting and improving that Town; Referred, xxx. 
11. Bill ordered, 26. Presented, 35. kr. a. 250. 


Ashford (Kent): 
17. Petition for a Bill for lighting, watching and improving 
that Town; Referred, txx1x. 6. Report to lie on the Table, 88. 
Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on 


Notices, 95. Bill presented, 176. Rr. a. 370. 


Ashton-under-Lyne: 
18. For lighting, cleansing and improving ; Referred, txxxu. 
186. Bill ordered, 298. Presented,304. Petition against, 348. 


rR. a. 558. 


Aston :—See infra, 76. 
Banbury (Oxford) : 


19. For paving and improving; Referred, uxxx. 44. 
ordered, 116. Presented, 162. Petition against, 400. 
reported and re-committed, 410. R. a. 518. 


Banks Town and Mile Town (Isle of Sheppy) : 
20. For paving and improving ; Referred, txxx11. 187. 
proceeded in. 


Barnsley (York) : 
21. For lighting and improving that Town; Referred, txxvu. 
27. Bill ordered, 38. Presented, 53. rk. a. 267. 


Bartholomew Lane to London Wall: 

22. For making an Arcade; Referred, rxxx1. 74. Report 
referred to Standing Order Committee, 142. Report; Parties to 
proceed, but, so far as regards the Parish of St. Bartholomew, the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with; 151. Bill 
ordered, 155. Time enlarged for presenting Bill, 155. Bill pre- 
sented, 163. Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bill with- 
drawn; Another ordered; presented; 170. Petition against, 
186. Not proceeded in.——— Another Petition; Referred, rxxxv. 
88. Reported; Leave given; Petition presented, and referred, 92. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 137. Presented, 146. Not proceeded 
in. Another Petition; Referred, txxxv1.201. Not proceeded 
in. Another Petition; Referred, txxxvin. 103. Bill 
ordered, 199. Presented, 207. Petitions against, 376. Not pro- 
eveded in. 


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Bill 


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Bathgate (Linlithgow) : 

23. Forerecting that Town into an Independent Barony, and 
for improving the same; Referred, txx1x. 58. Report to lie on 
the Table, 90. Report read ; Billordered; 101. Presented, 114, 
R. A. 508. 


Bedford : 

24. Petition for a Bill for amending and enlarging powers of 
Acts for the Improvement of the Town of Bedford, and re-building 
the Bridge over the River Ouze ; Referred, xc. 100. Bill ordered, 
194. Order of Leave for Bill discharged, and Bill for amending 
and enlarging powers and provisions of two Acts for the Improve. 
ment of the Town of Bedford and other purposes; Ordered, 221, 
Presented, 223. Not proceeded in. 


Bermondsey : 


Grange Road: 


25. For lighting, watching and cleansing the same; Ordered, 
Lxxvil. 109. Presented, 158. r. a. 351. 


Long Lane: 
26. For repairing and improving Long Lane, in that Parish; 
Ordered, .xxvi. 109. Presented, 158. Time enlarged for 
Report, 274.318. Rr. a. 400. 


Waterside : 


27. To amend and enlarge powers and provisions of Acts; 
Referred, txxx1x. 26. Bill ordered; Leave given to present the 
Bill on or before a certain day, 154. Bill presented, 179. Peti- 
tions against, 223. 252. 287. 293. 304, 305. 323.488. Petition in 
favour, 223. Power to Committee to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records, 288. Time enlarged for Report, 323. 346. 384. 421, 
Bill reported, 435. Petition of the Inhabitants of the Waterside 
Division of St. Mary Magdalen, praying the House not to agree 
to the additional Clause introduced by the House of Peers, nor to 
pass the Bill in its present form; 535. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 538. R. a. 594. 


Beverley (York) : 

28. For Leave to present a Petition for a Bill to amend and 
enlarge Powers of Act ; Referred, txxx. 207. Report; Leave 
given; Petition presented, and referred, 212. Report referred to 
Standing Order Committee, 216. Time enlarged for presenting 
Bill, 232. Report, That Parties do proceed and give Notices, 241. 
Bill ordered, 271. Presented, 271. nr. a. 519. 


Birkenhead (Chester) : 

29. Fer paving and lighting the Township of Birkenhead, for 
regulating the Police thereof, and establishing a Market within the 
said Township ; Referred, xxxxvu1.101. Billordered, 113. Pre- 
sented, 204. Not proceeded in.—~—— Another Petition; Referred, 
LXxxvul. 107. Bill ordered, 194. Presented, 199. Petitions 
against, 274.316. R.A. 470. 


Birmingham : 

30. For improving that Town ; Referred, txxx. 65. Not pro- 
ceeded in.————To amend, alter and enlarge powers of Act 52 
Geo. III.; Referred, uxxx1m. 68. Bill ordered, 168, Presented, 
174. Petitions against, 258, 292. rR. a. 375. 


Bognor (Sussex) : 

31. For improving that Town; Referred, uxxrx. 62. Bill 
ordered, 176. Not proceeded in.———To alter and amend Act for 
establishing a Market, and for improving the Town; Referred, 
ixxx. 93. Bill ordered, 199. Presented, 230. r. a. 518.——— 
For repairing the Groyns and Sea Defences on the Sea Beach, and 
to alter and amend Act for the Improvement of the Town; Referred, 
uxxx. 94. Not proceeded in.———To alter and amend Acts; 
Referred, xc. 124. Billordered, 178. Presented, 226. Petition 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 315. Time enlarged for 
report, 348. Further enlarged, 388. Bill passed by the Lords, 
with Amendments, 521. Day appointed for considering them, 
523. Amendments considered; First Amendment disagreed to; 
Subsequent Amendment agreed to; Committee appointed to draw 
up Reasons; 532. Reasons reported, 582. Agreed to; Conference 
to be desired, 533. Conference held, and reported, 543. (See 
Conferences, 14.) Lords do not insist upon the Amendment 
which the Commons disagreed, 543. Rr. 4.579. See Markets, 6. 


Bolton (Lancaster) : 
32. For altering and amending Acts; Referred, txxxv- 59. 
Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 145. Not proceeded in. 


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PAVINGS, &amp;c.—continued. 








Bow :—See infra, 194. 


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33. For leave to present a Petition for more effectual cleansing, 
lighting and improving that Town; Referred, xxxv.176. Report; 
Leave given; Petition presented, and referred, 188. Bill ordered, 
199. Presented,230. Petitions against, 329. 335. Petition in 
favour, 329. rn. a. 499. 


Bradford (York): 
34. For the better regulation and improvement of the Town ; 
Referred, txxxiv. 38. Bill ordered,97. Presented, 126. Peti- 
tion against, 169. Committed, 172. Not proceeded in. 


Bridewell Precinct (London) : 
35. For paving, &amp;c.; Referred, uxxx1v. 73. Bill ordered, 
84. Presented, 92. Not proceeded in. 


Bridgewater (Somerset) : 

36. For improving that Town; Referred, txxx. 63. Reported; 
Report referred to the Standing Order Committee; 161. Report, 
That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 176. 
Petition against, 189. Motion, That the Petition be printed, 
withdrawn, 190. See Markets, 9. 


Brighthelmstone : 

37. To amend and explain Act 50 Geo. III.; Referred, rxx1x. 
31. Bill ordered, 67. Not presented. Another Petition ; 
Referred, txxx.79. Bill ordered, 114. Presented, 218. Order 
for Second Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn; Report again 
read ; Another Bill ordered and presented; 348. Petitions 
against, 373. 382. 396. 409. 486. 467. 487. 497. 512. Petition in 
favour, 487. Petition of Magistrates of Sussex respecting the 
Bill, 540. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 548. R. a. 586. 
Brunswick Square; For paving and otherwise improving; Re- 
ferred, txxxv. 35. Bill ordered, 87. Presented, 92. Petition 
against, 157. R. a. 279. 


Bristol : 

38. To enlarge the Powers of Acts; Referred, txxvi. 54. 
Not proceeded in.——For leave to present a Petition for a Bill 
to amend Acts; Referred, rxxvi1.71. Report to lie on the Table, 
75. Read; Leave given; Petition presented and referred; 80. 
Report to lie on the Table, 83. Report read; Leave granted for 
Notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 92. 
Bill presented, 117. Petition for leave to withdraw the Bill; 
Referred; 191. Reported; Leave given to withdraw the Bill; 

98. Instruction to the Committee on the Poor Bill according to 
the prayer of the Petition, 198. See Poor, 67. 








Improvement : 
39. For amending and enlarging Powers of Act 28 Geo. III.; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; 
xcu. 82. Not proceeded in. 


St. James and St. Paul: 

40. For repairing, lighting and watching the District of the 
united Parishes of St. James and St. Paul, in the County of 
Gloucester, and for the care of the Poor thereof; Referred, 
LxXxxvil. 15. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 19. 
Report ; Parties to proceed, 47. Bill ordered; presented; 221. 
R. A. 430. 


Police : 
41. For establishing a more effective system of Police within 
the City of Bristol; Referred, txxxvu. 65. Bill ordered, 73. 
Presented, 221. Committed, 316. Not proceeded in. 


Police and Damages Compensation : 

42. For the establishment and maintenance of an effective 
Police in the City of Bristol, and other purposes; Referred, 
Uxxxvi. 114. Not proceeded in. 

See Bristol, 2. 4. 


Bromley (Middlesex) : 
43. For lighting and improving that Town; Referred, rxxvu. 
52. Report to lie upon the Table, 68. Report read; Leave 
granted to give Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on 
Notices ; 72. Bill presented, 117. Not proceeded in. 


Brompton Square (Middlesex) : 
44. For paving and lighting the same; Referred, rxx1x. 18. 


Bill ordered, 45. Presented, 63. Petition against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 114. n. A. 458. 


Brompton Streets (Middlesex) : 


_ 45. For improving; Referred, uxxxu. 188. Not proceeded 
in, 


II. Petitions for Private Bills relative thereto, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Bolton, Little (Lancaster) : Burslem :—See Markets, 12. 


Bury St. Edmund’s : 


46. To amend and render more effectual Act; Referred, uxxv. 
204. Bill ordered, 240. Presented, 258. Time enlarged for 
Report, 331. Rk. a. 423. 


Camberwell: 


47. For lighting and improving that Parish ; Referred, cxx1x. 
72. Report to lie on the Table, 115. Leave granted to give 
Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices; 120. 
Petition against, 122. Not proceeded in. 

48. For lighting, watching and improving the Camberwell 
New Road, &amp;c.; Referred, txxx1. 11. Additional Petition re- 
ferred to the same Committee, 47. Reported; Report referred to 
Standing Order Committee ; 80. Report; Parties to proceed ; 
95. Bill ordered, 105. Presented, 114. Petition against, 149. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 211. R. a. 227. To explain 
and amend Provisions of Act; Referred, uxxxu. 211. Bill 
ordered, 280. Presented, 300. Petitions against, 309. 320. 
333. Petition in favour, 333. R. a. 495, 





Camden Town: 


49. For lighting and improving; Referred, uxxvu. 55. Bill 
ordered, 63. Presented, 117. Petitions against, 178. 190, 213. 
242, Voices given, 207. Time enlarged for Report, 214, 235, 
262. R. A. 367. 


Cardiff: 

50. For repealing Act; Referred, xc. 60. Bill ordered, 187. 
Not proceeded in.——-For better cleansing, paving, lighting and 
otherwise improving that Town; Referred to the Select Commit- 
tee on Petitions for Private Bills; xc. 39. Bill ordered, 165. 
Presented, 175. Re-committed; Leave to Committee to sit and 
proceed, and report upon a certain Day; 269. R.A. 337. 


Carlisle : 

51. For improving; Referred, xxxvi1. 32. Not proceeded in. 
For watching, regulating and improving; Referred, 
Lxxxu1. 122. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 158. 
Report; Parties to proceed; 180. Bill ordered, 315, Pre- 
sented, 332. Petitions against, 355.427. R. a. 558. 





Carnarvon : 

52. For lighting and improving and better supplying the In- 
habitants with Water; Referred, txxxu. 110. Bill ordered, 252. 
Presented, 304. Committed, 426. Petition against, 452. Not 
proceeded in. 


Charing Cross :—See supra, 4. 
Chelmsford : 


53. To enable the Commissioners fo raise a further Rate; Re- 
ferred, txxvi. 31. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 74. 
Not proceeded inn———For altering and enlarging Powers of 
Act; Referred, txxvu. 45. Bill ordered, 68. Presented, 115. 
R. A. 292. 


Cheltenham : 

54. For better paving and improving that Town; Referred, 
Lxxvi. 47. Report to lie on the Table, 85. Bill ordered, 130. 
Presented, 151. Re-committed; Leave to report on a certain 
Day; 291. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 330. Bill 
re-committed; Leave to sit and proceed, and to report on a 
certain Day, 393. R. a. 467. To amend Act; Referred, 
Lxxxvit. 19. Reported, 25. Report referred to Standing Order 
Committee, 26. Not proceeded in. 





Chester : 
55. To enable the Magistrates of Chester to appoint Con- 
stables; Referred, txxx1v. 64. Bill ordered, 118. Presented, 
132. R.A. 354. 


Chichester : 
56. For better watching and lighting that City ; Referred, 
txxvi. 58. Report to lie on the Table, 102. Read, and re-com- 
mitted, 111. Bill ordered, 125. . Presented, 150. nk. a. 384. 


Chippenham : 
57. For paving, lighting, &amp;c.; Referred, uxxxix. 46. Bill 
ordered, 107. Presented, 113. k. a. 39%. 


Chorlton Row (Lancaster) : 

58. For lighting, watching and regulating the Police thereof; 
Referred, txxvu. 17. Bill ordered, 25. Presented, 27. Peti- 
tions against, 38.177. Petitions of certain Persons to withdraw 
their Assents; Referred, 177. Voices given, 190. R. a. 267. 





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II. Petitions for Private Bills relative thereto, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Chorlton Row (Lancaster)—continued. 

For better lighting, watching and regulating the Town- 
ship of Chorlton Row ; Referred, uxxxvit. 52. Report referred to 
Standing Order Committee, 66. Report; Parties to proceed, 78. 
Bill ordered, 78. Presented, 81. Petition against, 270. Re- 
ported, and again re-committed; Time enlarged for Report; 341. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 402. R. A. 430. 


Cirencester: 
59. For paving and improving that Town; Referred, .xxx. 
51. Bill ordered, 125. Order for Bill discharged ; another Bill 
ordered; 231. Presented, 231. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
535. R. a. 586. 


City Road :—See mfra, 173. 


Clerkenwell, St. James's: 

60. For paving, lighting and cleansing; Referred, 1xxxu. 
173. Bill ordered, 213. Presented, 290. Committed, 339. 
Petitions against, 362. 366.398. Not proceeded in.———To alter, 
amend and enlarge powers of Acts; Referred, rxxx1v. 58. Bill 
ordered, 88. Presented, 108. Petitions against, 191. R. a. 354. 
——Again referred, rxxxvit. 114. Report referred to Standing 
Order Committee, 125. Report, That the Standing Orders ought 
not to be dispensed with, 136. Not proceeded in. 


Cliffe (Sussex) : 
61. For improving the Ville of Cliffe, near Lewes; Referred, 
Lxxxu.14. Bill ordered, 30. Presented, 142. Petition against, 

203. R.A. 333. 


Clifton (Gloucester) : 
62. For lighting and watching that Parish; Referred, rxxrx. 
17. Report to lie on the Table, 35. Bill ordered, 44. Pre- 
sented, 88. R. a. 427. 


Collitor Row :—See infra, 70. 


Cork : 

63. For Leave to present a Petition for amending Acts; Re- 
ferred, txxvu1. 95. Reported; Leave given; Petition presented ; 
Referred ; 103. Bill ordered, 111. Presented, 136. Time en- 
larged for Report, 206. Further enlarged, 253. 294. 320. In- 
struction to Committee to divide the Bill into Two Bills, 294. 
Report, That the Committee had divided the Bill into Two Bills, 
324, Bill for amending Acts; Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 


LXxvul. 324. RB. A. 367. See also Markets, 16. 


Cornhill :—See infra, 98. 


Crediton (Devon) : 

64. For lighting, &amp;c., and for erecting a Market; Referred, 
xc1. 32. Bill ordered, 114. Presented, 118. Petitions against, 
referred to the Committee, and Counsel ordered, 261.286. R. a. 
391. 


Croydon : 

65. For improving; Referred, txxx1.47. Bill ordered, 91. 
Not proceeded in. Another Petition; Referred, txxxrv. 57. 
Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 84. Report; Par- 
ties to proceed with part of Bill, 97. Bill ordered, 123. Pre- 
sented, 139. R. a. 328. 


Dalkeith : 
66. To continue and render more effectual Acts for levying a 
Duty of Two Pennies Scots on Ale or Beer brewed therein; Re- 
ferred, xxx.11. Bill ordered, 25. Presented, 108. kr. a. 359. 


Darlington (Durham): 
67. For lighting, paving and improving that Town; Re- 
ferred, uxxvu. 10. Bill ordered, 67. Presented, 75. R. a. 
158, 


Derby : 
6%. For better paving and improving that Town; Referred, 
uxxx. 43. Bill ordered, 149. Presented, 179. rR. a. 518. 


Devizes : 

69. For paving and lighting; Referred, txxx. 64. Another 
Petition, referred, 64. Bill ordered, 224. Presented, 234. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 548. rR. a. 586.——To alter, 
amend and enlarge Powers of Act, and for better supplying the 
said Borough with Water; Referred, txxxix. 55. Not proceeded 
in. 


Dingwall :—See Docks, 38. 





Dorchester : 

70. For better paving, &amp;c., the Borough of Dorchester, and 
lighting of Collitor Row ; Referred, txxx1x. 28. Bill ordered, 61, 
Presented, 73. Petitions against, 193. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 254. R. a. 320. ; 


Dover : 

71. To amend Act; Referred, uxxxv. 38. 
Presented, 126. Petitions against, 357. 380. 
time for Report; Time enlarged; 389. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 532. r. a. 561. See Markets, 20. For improvi 
the said Town; Referred, xc. 100. Bill ordered, 121. Presented, 
143. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 188. 199, 
200. 240. Petitions in favour, 188. King’s Consent signified ; 
Bill passed ; 277. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 405. 
418. 


Bill ordered, 110, 
Petition for further 


R. A, 


Dover Street, Great, (Surrey) : 

72. For paving, lighting and otherwise improving such Parts 
of Great Dover Street, Trinity Street, Trinity Square, and other 
public Passages adjacent thereto, in St. Mary, Newington, and St, 
George the Martyr, Southwark, as do not fall within the powers 
and provisions of any existing Acts; Referred, txxxv. 43. Bill 
ordered, 121. Presented, 138. nr. a. 499. 


Downham Market (Norfolk) : 
73. For paving, lighting, &amp;c.; Referred, xc. 80. 
dered, 178. Presented, 225. 
Council ordered, 293. Rr. a. 418. 


Bill or- 
Petition against, referred, and 


Drogheda :—See Waterworks, 22. 
Dublin: 


74. For Leave to present a Petition for a Bill to provide for 
the paving, cleansing, lighting and improving that City; Referred, 
LxxxilI. 128. Reported; Leave given; Petition presented, and 
referred, 136. Bill ordered, 169. Presented, 173. ‘Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


75. For Leave to present a Petition for a Bill for improving the 
Parish of St. Michans; xcu. 72. Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Petitions for Private Bills, 93. Reported; Leave 
given; 101. Petition presented, and referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Petitions for Private Bills, 103. Reported; Report to 
lie on the Table, 182. Not proceeded in. 

See Dublin, 16-22. 


Duddeston, Nichells and Aston (Warwick) : 


76. For lighting, watching, &amp;c.; Referred, txxxiv. 24. Bill 
ordered, 55. Presented, 75. Petitions against, 92. 113. R. a. 
220. 


Dumbarton : 
77. For paving, &amp;c. the Town, Burgh and Harbour, and for 
regulating the Police and Statute Labour; Referred, txxxrv. 50. 
Bill ordered, 109. Presented, 138. Not proceeded in. 


Dumfries : 
78. For paving and improving that Town; Referred, xxx. 
63. Reported; Report referred to the Standing Order Com- 
mittee ; 225. Time enlarged for presenting the Bill, 232. Report, 
that the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 292. 
For continuing Act; Referred, txxxviu. 80. Bill ordered, 
Presented, 208. Not proceeded in. 


Dundee: 


79. For better repairing and lighting that Town, and for build- 
ing a Bridewell; Referred, txx1x. 69. Bill ordered, 100. Pre- 
sented, 191. R. a. 503.——~-To amend Act; Referred, 1xxxvl. 
290. Not proceeded in.———For amending and enlarging Powers 
of Act; Referred, uxxxvi1. 113. Not proceeded in———To 
alter, amend and enlarge the Powers and Provisions of Act; 
Referred, txxxrx. 45. Bill ordered, 66. Not proceeded in.——— 
For improving that Borough ; Referred, uxxx. 77. Bill ordered, 
154. Presented, 230. Petitions against, 433. 444. 452. Voices 
given, 438. R.A. 586.———For enlarging Term and Powers of 
Acts for levying a Duty of Two Pennies Scots upon every Pint 
of Ale, and Beer brewed therein; Referred, rxxxu. 204. Bill 
ordered, 324. Presented, 331. Petitions against, 424. Petitions 
in favour, 424. 439. Petition for Provision; Referred, 479- 
Reported, and Instruction accordingly, 478. . a. 558.——— 
For extending the Royalty of the Burgh of Dundee, and for 
amending the Sett of the said Burgh; Referred, uxxxvi. 291. 
Bill ordered, 395. Presented, 413. Not proceeded in—-— 
Another Petition; Referred, uxxxvi. 569. Bill ordered, 589. 
Presented, 611. R. A. 777. For altering and amending Act 


6 Geo. IV.; xcu. 47. Referred to the Select Committee &amp; 
Petitions 


198. 








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Dundee—continued. 


Durham : 


Edinburgh : 


Improvement : 


Police : 








Petitions for Private Bills, xc11. 48. Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 
182. Petition against, 332. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 398. 
R. a. 449. For the better paving, lighting, watching and 
cleansing that Burgh, and for maintaining and regulating the 
Police of the same, and Places adjacent; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xc. 60. Bill ordered, 
132. Presented, 194. Passed, 470. Not returned from the 
Lords. Committee appointed to inspect Lords’ Journals, 519. 
Report, 520. Report on Petition for Bill, read; another Bill 
ordered ; 521. Presented, 521. Leave to Committee to sit and 
proceed, and to make their Report upon certain days, without 
giving Notice, 537. R. a. 623. 





80. To enlarge and amend Powers of Act; Referred, txxvu. 
18. Bill ordered, 24. Presented, 27. Petitions against, 61. 67. 
Voices given, 67. Bill passed,93. Not returned from the Lords. 
Committee appointed to inspect Lords’ Journals, 143. Report, 
146. Report on Petition for Bill, read, and another Bill 
ordered, txxvi1. 147. Presented, 155. Petitions against, 159. 
184. Petition in favour, 184. R. a. 267. 


81. For the Improvement of Queen Street, in that City; 
Referred, txxv1. 36. Not proceeded in.———For Leave to pre- 
sent a Petition for the better Management of Queen Street 
Gardens; Referred, rxxvu. 117. Reported; Leave given; Pe- 
tition presented ; Referred; 119. Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 
141. R. A. 267.———For carrying into effect certain Improve- 
ments in that City; Referred, txxx. 47. Bill ordered, 60. Pre- 
sented, 231. Petitions against, 314. 363. Voices given, 363. 
Not proceeded inn —Again referred; txxxu. 198. Bill or- 
dered, 214. Presented, 324. Petition against, 433. [King’s 
Consent signified], 496. R. a. 558.———To alter and amend 
Act; Referred, txxxv1.285. Bill ordered, 333. Presented, 412. 
Not proceeded in.——Again referred, Lxxxvi. 540. Bill ordered, 
555. Presented, 561. Petition against, 638. 672. Petitions in 
favour, 638. Time enlarged for Report, 691. R. a. 777.——— 
For Leave to present Petition for a Bill to explain and amend 
Act; Referred, rxxxvi. 364. Reported; Leave given; Petition 
presented, and referred to Standing Order Committee, 381. 
Report; Parties to proceed to give Notices, &amp;c.; 390. Bill 
ordered ; presented; 415. R. a. 531. 


82. (No. 1.) For watching and lighting the Streets of Edin- 
burgh, and for regulating the Police thereof; Referred, rxxvu. 6. 
Billordered,10. Presented,15. Petition for Provision; Referred, 
54. Power tosend for Persons, Papers and Records, 69. Petitions 
against, 69. 91, 92. 96, 97. 100. 104. 203. 230. Voices given, 69. 
Petition in favour, 87. Time enlarged for Report, 247. R. a. 
367. To explain and amend Act; Referred, txxx1. 67. 
Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 110. Report; 
Parties to proceed; 116. Bill ordered, 118. Presented, 163. 
R. A. 377.———For altering and amending Acts; Referred, 
uxxxit. 66. Not proceeded in———(No. 2.) For watching, 
cleansing and lighting the Streets of the City of Edinburgh, 
and adjoining Districts; for regulating the Police thereof, and 
for other purposes relating thereto; Referred, rxxvu. 6. Bill 
ordered, 10. Presented, 16. Petition against, 88. Petition in 
favour, 91. Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 95. 
Petition against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 96. Time en- 
larged for Report, 207. Not proceeded in. ——— To alter and 
amend Acts; Referred, txxxvu. 102. Bill ordered, 207. Pre- 
sented, 222. Petitions against, 257. 277. 317. 320. 327. 332, 
835. Petition against the Introduction of any Clauses into 
the Bill appointing a permanent Judge of Police ; From Corpora- 
tion of Edinburgh, 317. Time enlarged for Report, 341. Motion for 

now reading the Bill the Third Time; Ques, Neg. thereupon, 370. 
R. A. 430,————T’o extend the Bounds of Police ; Referred, uxxx1x. 
54. Bill ordered, 97. Presented, 151. Petitions against, 209. 223. 
234. 258. 265. 274. 322. Petitions in favour, 258. 265. 322. Mem- 
ber added, 261. Power to Committee to send for Persons, Papers 

and Records, 293. Time enlarged for Report, 324. 346. 387. 

Leave to the Committee to sit on a certain day, during the sitting 

of the House, between Twelve and Three, 874. Lords’ Amend- 

Ment agreed to, 454. R.A. 526. 





Royalty : 
83. For further extending the Royalty of that City; Referred ; 


1xxv1, 36. Bill ordered; 94. Presented, 134. Petition of 


Proprietors of certain Premises for Provision ; Referred to a 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


II. Petitions for Private Bills relative thereto, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Edinburgh ; Royalty—continued. 

Committee; 148. Petition for additional Provision, reported, 
and Instruction accordingly, 162. Not proceeded inn———For 
continuing, altering Title, and amending certain Acts relating 
thereto, and for other purposes ; xcu. 6. Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, 18. Bill ordered, 52. 
Presented, 92. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered; 160. 171. Power to Committee to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records, 160. Petition for insertion of a Clause, 254. 
R. A. 337. 


Two Penny Scots : 


84. For continuing, altering and enlarging the Term and 
Powers of the several Acts relating to the Duty of Two Pennies 
Scots upon every Pint of Ale and Beer sold in the City of .Edin- 


burgh and Places adjacent; Referred; xct. 51. Not pro- 
ceeded inx———For continuing the Duty of Two Penny Scots 
upon every Pint of AJe and Beer sold within the Boundaries of 


the City of Edinburgh and the Town of Leith; Ordered, xcu. 
202. Presented, 206. Not proceeded in. 


Evesham : 


85. For paving and improving that Town; Referred, txxtx. 
60. Bill ordered, 185. Presented, 193. Petitions against, 
252. 277. 287. 290. Voices given, 277. 287. Petition in favour, 
277. R.A. 427. 


Exeter : 


86. For better paving, lighting, watching, cleansing and 
improving the City of Exeter; Referred, txxxvu. 123. Bill 
ordered, 210. Presented, 221. Petitions against, 252. 278. 
296. 307. 310. 394. Petitions in favour, 316. 394. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to (the said Amendments being in further- 
ance of the Amendments made in this House on the Third Read- 
ing of the Bill), 430. nr. a. 461. 


Galway : 


87. For paving, lighting, &amp;c.; Referred, xc1. 62. Bill or- 
dered, 200. Presented, 221. Petition against, 415. King’s 
Consent signified, 440. R. a. 617. 


George’s, St., Hanover Square :—See infra, 103. 
Glasgow : 


Improvement : 


88. For amending Act relating to the Statute Labour within 
the Royalty of Glasgow; Referred, txxv. 141. Bill ordered, 
201. Order of Leave for Bill discharged ; another Bill ordered ; 
presented ; 255. Petitions against, 347. 353. 394. 420. Time 
enlarged for Report, 335. 374. . a. 468.—&lt;——For the Improve- 
ment of that City; Referred, txxxv. 51. Not proceeded in. 


Police: 


89. To continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Re- 
ferred, txxvi. 38. Bill ordered, 135. Presented, 150. Peti- 
tion against; Counsel ordered; Voices; 198. R. a. 309. 
To alter, amend and render more effectual above Acts; Referred, 
xc. 57. Bill ordered, 71. Not proceeded in. 





Royalty : 


90. For extending the same, and for amending Acts relating 
to the Police of that City ; Referred, rxxxv. 83. _ Bill ordered, 
95. Presented, 138. Petitions against, 181. 193. 209. 218. 226. 
327.341. Petitions in favour, 274. 328. Power to Committee 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 327. Petition of 
James Hopkirk, praying to withdraw his Name from a Petition 
against the Bill, 328. . a. 499.———For continuing for a 
limited Term of Years the Acts relating thereto, and to vest the 
Management of the Statute Labour Conversion Money of the 
City in the Board of Police thereof; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Petitions for Private Bills ; xcu.24. Bill ordered, 76. 
Presented, 82. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered ; 183. 187. 220. 251. 268, R. a. 449. 


Streets : 


91. King Street to Stockwell Street and Howard Street ; To 
amend Act; Referred, rxxx. 54. Bill ordered, 154. Presented, 
216. Petition against, 328. R. a. 519.——— Cross of Glasgow 
to Monteith Row; to amend Act for opening; Bill ordered, 
Lxxix. 184. Presented, 191. Rk. a. 427.—&lt;——-To amend Act ; 
Referred, txxxt. 59. Bill ordered, 94. Presented, 133. Petitions 
against, 226. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 291. R. a. 325. 
——— To amend Acts; Referred, txxxvi. 242. Bill ordered, 
338. Presented, 354, Committed, 418. Not proceeded in.——— 
Again referred ; txxxvi. 545. Bill ordered, 556. Presented, 566. 
R. A. 712, 

See also Bridges, 30. Markets, 27. 

Gloucester : 


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II. Petitions for Private Bills relative thereto, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Godalming : 

92. For paving and improving that Town; Referred, rxxx. 44. 
Bill ordered, 156. Presented, 167. Petitions against, 307. 411. 
Bill re-committed, 412. pr. a. 586. 


Golden Square (Westminster) : 

93. For leave to present a Petition for paving and improving 
the same; Referred, xxix. 309. Not proceeded in———To 
amend and enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred, rxxx.180. Bill 
ordered, 221. Presented, 305. Rr. a. 495. 


Gorbals Barony (Lanark) : 

94. To continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Re- 
ferred, xxvim. 38. Bill ordered, 109. Presented, 118. Petition 
against; Referred; Counsel ordered; Voices; 258. Committee 
revived, 283. Bill reported; Re-committed; Committee to sit 
and proceed, and to report on a certain day, 298. R. a. 351. 
———-For continuing for a limited Term of Years the Police Act 
of that Barony, and for other purposes; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu.47. Bill ordered, 
166. Presented, 182. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 232, 233, 251.255. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 422. 
R. A. 449. 


Grange Road Lighting :—See supra, 25. 


Gravesend and Milton (Kent) : 

95. For amending and enlarging Powers of Acts; Referred, 
Lxxxvi. 49. Bill ordered, 106. Presented, 133. Petitions 
against ; 232. 249. 291. Petition in favour; 297. Lords’ Amend- 
See infra, 152. 


ments agreed to, 386. R. a. 405, 


Gray’s Inn Lane (Middlesex) : 
96. For forming, paving and lighting certain Streets in St. 
Pancras, belonging to Thomas Dunston and others; Referred, 


Lxxix. 14, Bill ordered, 53. Presented, 149. R. a. 427. 
Greenock : 

96*. For better lighting and supplying the same with Water ; 
Ordered, xc1. 70. Presented, 143. Not proceeded in. See 
Docks, 55. 

Greenwich : 


97. For leave to present a Petition for the Improvement of 
that Town, and for the better regulation of certain Charities there ; 
Referred, txxxv. 207. Report; Leave given; Petition presented 
and referred; 226. Report referred to the Standing Order Com- 
mittee, 231. Report; Parties to proceed, and to give Notices; 
241. Bill ordered; Leave given to present Bill, 241. Presented, 
329. Petition against, 462. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 627. 
R. A. 646.———For leave to present a Petition for lighting and 
watching that Parish and Town; Referred, txxvi. 101. Re- 
Petition presented; Referred, 113. 
Report to lie on the Table, 118. Report read; Leave for Notices ; 
Bill ordered, 137. Committee to report on Notices, 137. Bill 
Petition of Inhabitants of Greenwich for addi- 
Referred to a Committee, 231. Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 242. rR. 4. 351.———For extending, 
widening and continuing King Street; Referred, xc1. 40. Bill 
ordered, 122. Presented, 145. Petitions against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 257. 266. 292. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
440. R. a. 535. See infra, 211. 


ported ; Leave given; 109. 


presented, 153. 
tional provision, 230. 


Greshambury Street (Southwark Bridge) : 
98. For making a new Street from Southwark Bridge to 
Cornhill; Referred, xxx. 94. Not proceeded in. 


Grosvenor Place : 

99. For paving, lighting and improving; Referred, uxxx1. 
58. Bill ordered, 114. Order of Leave for Bill discharged ; 
Another Bill ordered; 156. Presented, 163. 
To alter, amend, explain and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, 
Lxxx1x. 32. Bill ordered, 69. Presented,101. Petitions against, 
186. 188. 208. 212. Power to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records, 186. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 346. RB. a. 399. 


R. A. 325.——— 


Grosvenor Square : 
100. For paving, lighting, &amp;c.; Referred, xc. 81. Bill 
ordered, 216. Presented, 220. Members added, 329. rk. a. 418. 


Hackney and Shoreditch : 
101. For paving and improving certain Streets upon the 
Grounds of William and Thomas Rhodes; Referred, txxvin. 57. 
Report to lie on the Table, 125. Report read; Leave for Notices; 
Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 138. Bill pre- 


sented, 161. Petitions against, 274, 275. 288. 291. 298. 336. 


Time enlarged for Report, 291. Voices given, 308. Not proceeded 





in, 


Halifax Improvement :—See Waterworks, 33. 
Hanley and Shelton (Stafford): 


102. For Watching, &amp;c.; Referred, rxxx. 63. Reported, 106, 
Report referred to the Standing Order Committee, 107, Report, 
That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 199, 
Another Petition for leave to present a Petition; Referred, 154, 
Reported ; Leave given ; Petition presented ; Referred ; 167, Bil] 
ordered, 217. Presented, 229. Petitions against, 364. 367, 
King’s Consent signified, 390. R. a. 441.———For explaini 
and amending Act; Referred, txxxm. 54. Bill ordered, 77, 
Presented, 115. R. a. 334. 


Hanover Square (St. George’s) : 


103. For paving and improving; Referred, txxx1. 59. Report 
referred to Standing Order Committee, 114. Report; Parties to 
proceed; 129. Bill ordered, 151. Presented, 156. Petition 
against, 188. Voices, 188. King’s Consent signified, 381. R, 4, 
377. 


Hastings : 


104, For repealing parts of Act, and for granting other Powers; 
Referred, xxv. 128. Bill ordered, 141. Presented, 200. rp, 4, 
341.———For better paving, lighting and improving the Town 
and Port of Hastings, for erecting Markets, and establishing 
Waterworks ; Referred, txxxvi1. 46. Bill ordered, 78. Order of 
Leave for Bill discharged, and Bill for paving, lighting, watch- 
ing, cleansing and improving the Town and Port of Hastings, 
in the County of Sussex, and for establishing and regulating 
Markets therein, and supplying the Inhabitants thereof with 
Water, and for other purposes; Ordered, txxxvi. 199. Pre- 
sented, 199. R. a. 430.— ——For paving, lighting, watching, 
and otherwise improving certain parts thereof; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 59. Bill 
ordered, 95. Not presented. 


Hatcham (Surrey) : 


105. For lighting and watching that Hamlet ; Referred, txxx1. 
215. Not proceeded in. 


Herne (Kent) : 


106. For paving, cleansing and lighting a certain Portion of 
the said Parish; Referred, txxxvi. 50. Bill ordered, 198. 
Presented, 209. Petitions against, 386. Time enlarged for Re- 
port, 396. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 490. Rk. a. 531. 


Hertford : 


107. To extend and amend Provisions of Act; Referred, rxxxin. 
54. Billordered, 107. Presented, 121. rR. a. 344. 


Haverfordwest : 


108. For paving, &amp;c. that Town, and also the Townships and 
Villages of Prendergast and Cartlett; Referred, xc. 79. Bill 
ordered, 185. Presented,209. Passed, 289. Not returned from 
the Lords. Committee appointed to inspect Lords’ Journals, 364. 
Report, 371. Report on Petition for Bill, read, and another 
Bill ordered, 371. Presented, 380. nr. a. 473. 


Highbury Place (Middlesex) : 


109. For paving and improving the same ; Referred, txxv. 144. 
Bill ordered, 179. Not proceeded in. 


Holborn, High : 


110. For the better Regulation and Improvement of the United 
Parishes of St. Andrew, Holborn, above the Bars, and St. George 
the Martyr, in the County of Middlesex; Referred, uxxvi. 46. 
Not proceeded in.——Again referred, Lxxxvu1. 82. Reported; 
Report referred to Standing Order Committee; 170. Report; 
Parties to proceed; to give Notices,&amp;c.; 188. Bill ordered, 196. 
Presented, 221. Rr. a.362. See infra, 134. 


Holborn Level: 


111. For making a new Road or Street from the Summit of 
Holborn Hill to that of Snow Hill or Skinner Street; Referred 
to a Committee; xc1. 59. Not proceeded in. 


Huddersfield : 


112. For lighting, cleansing and regulating that Town; Re- 
ferred, uxxv. 143. Bill ordered, 240. Presented, 257. R. 4 
374. 


Hulme (Lancaster) : 

113. For lighting and improving that Township; Referred, 
ixx1x. 53. Bill ordered, 119. Presented, 129. Petitions against, 
263. 320. Voices given, 345. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 444- 
R. A. 450. 


Inverness : 
114. For granting further Powers, &amp;c.; Referred, uxxxt. 28. 


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115. For Leave to present a Petition to alter and amend Act; 
Referred, txxvi. 260. Reported; Leave given; Petition pre- 
sented; Referred, 272. Report to lie on the Table, 283. Read 
again; Leave for Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on 
Notices, &amp;c.; 283. Bill presented, 336. Petition against, 378. 
R. A. 425.———To alter and amend Acts; Referred, xc1. 49. 
Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 73. Report that 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 81. 


116. For further improving and rendering more commodious 
the Port of Ipswich, and constructing a Wet Dock there; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills ; 
xc. 63. Bill ordered, 95. Presented, 160. Petitions against ; 
Referred and Counsel ordered, 297. 341. 359. 383. Instruction 
to Committee, That they have Power to divide the Bill into two 
Bills, 303. Power to Committee to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records, 335. Report, That the Committee had divided the 
Bill into two Bills, 414. Bill for amending the several Acts for 
paving, lighting, cleansing, and otherwise improving that Town, 
and for removing and preventing encroachments and annoyances 
therein; Reported, 414. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 543. 
Rr. A. 569. See Docks, 63. 


Irvine (Ayr) : 


117. For widening the Communications with Irvine Bridge, 
and improving that Burgh, and for more effectually improving the 
Harbour; Referred, txxx1. 56. Bill ordered, 143. Presented, 
157. Committed, 187. Committee revived, and to sit and pro- 
ceed to-morrow, 276. R. a. 377. 


Islington :—See Poor, 83. 
James, St. :—See supra, 60; infra, 210. 


Keighley (York): 
118. For paving and lighting; Referred, txx1x. 33. Bill 


ordered, 75. Presented, 145. nk. a. 277. 


Kelso (Roxburgh): 


119. To continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts, 
charging a Duty of Two Pennies Scots on Ale and Beer brewed 
therein; Referred, txx1x.74. Billordered, 193. Presented, 194. 


R. A. 300, 


Kentish Town (Middlesex) : 


120. For paving and improving; Referred, txxxu. 88. Bill 


ordered, 102. Presented, 332. pr. a. 495. 


Kingstown (Dublin) : 


121. For regulating, watching, paving, &amp;c.; Referred, rxxxrx. 
48. Bill ordered, 113. Presented, 154. Petitions against, 250. 
368. 387. 415. 436. Petitions in favour, 432. Time enlarged for 
Report, 328. 398. 423, 444. 447. 461. Lords’ Amendments 


agreed to, 493. R. a. 525. 


Kington (Hereford) : 


122. For lighting, &amp;c.; Referred, txxxiv. 54. Bill ordered, 


131. Presented, 139. rR. a. 354. 


Knaresborough (York) : 


123, For paving and lighting that Town; Referred, txxvin. 
10. Report to lie on the Table, 22. Report read; Leave granted 
for Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices, 27. 
Bill presented, 162. King’s Consent signified, and Bill passed, 


291. R. a. 384. 
‘Lambeth (Surrey) : 


124. For watching, &amp;c. the Waterloo and Old Church Dis- 
tricts; Referred, rxxxiv. 52. Report referred to Standing Order 
Committee, 87. Report; Parties to proceed; 97. Bill ordered, 
131. Presented, 153. Petition against, 304. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 392. R.A. 400.———For altering and amending 
Act; Referred, xcr. 44. Bill ordered, 118. Presented, 152. 
Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 257. 308. Pe- 
tition in favour, 321. Power to Committee to send for Persons, 


Papers and Records, 339. Not proceeded in. 


Lancaster : 


125. For lighting and paving that Town; Referred, txx1x. 56. 
Bill ordered, 177. Presented, 183. Petitions against, 310. 345. 


Voices given, 310. R. a. 427. 


Leamington Priors: 


126. For paving and improving that Town; Referred, txxx. 15. 
Bill ordered, 22. Presented, 132. Petition against, 437. R. a. 


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II. Petitions for Private Bills relative thereto, and Proceedings thereon—contmnued. 
Ipswich : 


Ledbury (Hereford) 
127. For taking down Butcher Row;, Referred, xc. 34. Bill 
ordered, 41. Presented, 49. Rr. a. 225. 


Leeds : 


128. For better supplying that Town with Water, and for 
otherwise improving the same; Referred, txxvim. 47. Not pro- 
ceeded in. For leave to present a Petition to amend and 
enlarge the Powers and Provisions of Acts; Referred, uxxvin. 
113. Reported ; Leave given; Petition presented, and referred ; 
124. Billordered, 138. Presented, 162. Petitions against, 195. 
199. 225.275. Voices given, 195.244. Not proceeded in ———— 
To amend and enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred, uxx1x. 39. Bill 
ordered, 178. Presented, 194. rR. a. 503. 


Leek (Stafford) : 
129. For lighting and improving that Town; Referred, txxx. 
47. Bill ordered, 154. Presented, 188. Rr. a. 441. 


Leith : 


130. To provide for the Municipal Government of the Town 
and Suburbs of Leith; Referred, .xxx1. 73. Bill ordered, 243. 
Presented, 292. Petitions in favour, 355. 362. 375. Petitions 
against, 402. 406. 419. 425. 463.477. Petition for additional 
Provision; Referred, 362. Reported, and Instruction accord- 
ingly, 379. Bill passed, 527. Not returned from the Lords. 
Committee appointed to inspect Lords’ Journals, 563. Report, 
567. Report on Petition for Bill read; Another Bill ordered ; 
567. Presented, 567. rR. a. 610. Another Petition for 
regulating the Municipal and Police Establishment; Referred, 
xci. 44, Petition for further time for presenting Bill; Referred, 
243. Bill ordered; Time enlarged for presenting same; 253. 
Presented, 260. Petitions in favour and against, 383. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Leonard’s, St., (Sussex) : 

131. For better paving, lighting, watching and improving the 
said Town; txxxvu. 100. Referred, 101. Report referred to 
Standing Order Committee, 118. Report; Parties to proceed; 
136. Bill ordered, 139. Presented, 214. Lords’ Amendments 


agreed to, 327. R. a. 331. 








Lewes :- See supra, 61. 


Limehouse : 
132. To alter and amend the Powers and Provisions of the 
several Acts; Referred, txxx1x. 58. Not proceeded in. 


Lincoln : 

133. For paving, lighting, watching and improving ; Referred, 
Lxxxu. 32. Bill ordered, 116. Order of Leave for Bill dis- 
charged; Another Bill ordered, 167. Presented, 175. Rk. a. 
333. 


Lincoln’s Inn Fields: 
134. For erecting an Arcade from High Holborn to Lincoln’s 
Inn Fields; Referred, txxx1. 48. Bill ordered, 86. Presented, 
154. Petitions against, 174. Not proceeded in. 


Liverpool : 

135. For appointing Commissioners of Paving; Referred, 
txxvit. 43. Billordered, 63. Not proceeded in. For reviv- 
ing and extending the Powers of Act for making and widening 
certain Streets; Referred, txxv. 121. Bill ordered, 144. Presented, 
157. R.A. 341. For the better Regulation of Buildings in 
that Town; Referred, 1xxx. 5. Bill ordered, 16. Presented, 27. 
Petitions against, 236. 240. 317. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
428. Rr. a. 441.——~For widening and improving certain Streets; 
Referred, rxxx1. 6. Bill ordered, 14. Presented, 23. Petition 
against, 222. r.a.325.——~For the better paving and Sewerage 
of that Town; Referred, txxxv. 7. Bill ordered, 25. Presented, 
48. R. A. 279.———For altering, amending and enlarging 
Powers of Act, so far as relates to the Establishment of a Fire 
Police; Referred, xct. 55. Bill ordered, 210. Presented, 220. 
R. A. 617. See Docks, 75. 








Buildings and Improvement : 

136. For altering, amending and extending the Powers of Act 

6 Geo. IV.; Referred, xc. 60. Bill ordered, 128. Presented, 
198. Re-committed ; Leave to sit, and to report on a certain day ; 
282. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 359. rR. a. 418,———F or 
opening and widening certain Streets and Places in that Town, 
and otherwise improving the same, and enabling the Mayor, Al- 
dermen, &amp;c. to appropriate Lands, Tenements, &amp;c., to Public 
Purposes; Referred to the Select Committee on — for 
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II. Petitions for Private Bills relative thereto, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Liverpool: Buildings and Improvement—continued. Manchester—continued. 

Private Bills; xc. 61. Bill ordered, 132. Presented, 191. Bill ordered, 162. Presented, 174. Reported; Motion for read- 
Petitions against; Referred, 266. 288. Lords’ Amendments ing Amendments a Second Time ; Amendment proposed, but not 
agreed to, 578. R. A. 623,———For altering, amending, improv- made; Main Question agreed to; Amendments read a Second 
ing and enlarging the Provisions of certain Acts of Parliament, Time, and agreed to; 222. nr. a. 260.———For amending Acts; 
and for extending the same to the whole of the Borough, and for Referred, xct. 33. Bill ordered, 87. Presented, 92. Petition 
other purposes ; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 114. 143. . a. 281. 
Private Bills; xcu. 61. Bill ordered, 132. Presented, 191. Rhacsisentes anil Gaitead ; 


ws 1 ordered; 299. 383. 
Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 146. To alter and amend Act; Referred, txxxu1. 53. Report 


Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 577. BR. A. 583. referred to Standing Order Committee, 108. Report; Parties to 
Pikiee ; proceed; 116. Bill ordered, 158. Presented, 172. Petitions 
137. For raising and maintaining an effective Day Police against, 173. 214. 257. 286. Petition in favour, 257. Passed, 
Force; Referred, xc. 60. Bill ordered, 126. Presented, 132. $60. Not returned from the Lords. Committee appointed to 
Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 276. 302. 318. inspect Lords’ Journals, 442. Report, 450. Report on Petition, 
Committed, 276. Not proceeded in. and Report from Standing Order Committee, read; Another Bill 
ordered ; Lxxxu. 450. Presented, 450. Committed; Leave to 
sit and proceed, and to report on a certain Day; 462. R. a. 585. 


Manchester (Victoria Park) : 

147. For establishing a Company for the purpose of laying out 
and maintaining an Ornamental Park in the Townships of 
138. To amend several Acts relating to the Improvement of Rusholme and Moss-side (Lancashire); Referred to the Select 

that City; Referred, uxxx. 79. Bill ordered, 127. Petition Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xc. 55. Bill ordered, 
against, 149. Bill presented, 237. R. a. 586.——To establish 87. Presented, 111. Petition against; Referred, and Counsel 
a Police; Referred, uxxxmm. 80. Not proceeded in.———Refer- ordered, 198. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 318. R. a. 337. 
red, uxxx1v. 24. Bill ordered, 88. Order for Bill discharged ; Mansfield : 


Another Bill ordered, 138. Presented, 138. Not proceeded in. 148. For paving and improving that Town ; Referred, uxxvim 

To alter and amend Acts; Referred, txxxvi. 284. Not 52. Report to lie on the Table, 67. Report i “dis Meh um sil 
proceeded in.——— Again referred, Lxxxvul. 19. Report referred for Notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 70. 
to Standing Order Committee, 131. Report; Parties to proceed; | Ri] presented, 162. Instruction to Committee tu divide the Bill 
150. Bill ordered, 159. Presented, 180. Petitions against, 319, into Two Bills, 261. Report, That the Committee had divided 
320. 344. 365. 393, 394. Time enlarged for Report, 431. R. a. the Bill into two Bills, 282. Bill for paving, &amp;c. reported, 282. 
461. Report further considered; Amendments agreed to; 291. -n.a. 
400. See Gas Lights, 67. 


London Arcade :—See supra, 22. 


London and Westminster : —See supra, 6. 


Londonderry : 


Long Lane, Bermondsey :—See supra, 26. 


Louth (Lincoln) : 
139. For paving and improving that Town; Referred, uxxx. 
54. Bill for paving, lighting and improving that Town ; Ordered, 
Lxxx. 139. Presented, 223. Rr. a. 518. See Gas Lights, 70. 


Margate : 
149. For paving that Town; Referred, xxix. 36. Report to 
lie on the Table, 145. Not proceeded in. 


Marylebone, St. : 
150. To alter and enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred, txxvu. 
Ludlow (Salop) : 40. Billordered, 60. Presented, 111. Time enlarged for Re- 
140. To amend and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, txxvt. port, 213. 253.281. Petitions against, 226. Lords’ Amendments 
42, Bill ordered, 62. Presented, 77. Petition against, 127. agreed to, 337. R. a. 367.———For regulating the Nightly 
Not proceeded in. Watch and Beadles, and Paving that Parish; Referred, txxxu. 
199. Bill ordered, 279. Presented, 323. Petition against, 349. 

Luke’s, St., (Middlesex) : 


Not proceeded in. See supra, 5. 
141. For extending Powers of Act; txxxm1. 213. Report 
referred to Standing Order Committee, 298. Report, That 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 315.———To 
alter and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, txxxvu. 29. Bill 
ordered, 40. Presented, 46. Petitions against, 85, 86. R. a. 
219. 


Maryport :—See Docks, 81. 


Metropolis Paving :—See Waterworks, 49-55. 
Mile End Old Town : 


151. To light and otherwise improve the same; Referred, 
uxxvi. 45. Report to lie on the Table, 79, Leave granted for 
Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices; 86. Bill 
presented, 129. Petition against, referred, 255. R. a. 384. ——— 
To amend Act; Referred, txxxv. 45. Bill ordered, 61. Pre- 
sented, 80. Petition against, 102. Not proceeded in. 


Lynn: 
142. For better supplying with Water and for other local 
Improvements; txxx1v. 65. Billordered, 108. Presented, 126. 
R. A. 220. 


Macclesfield : 
143. For better lighting and improving that Town; Referred, 
ixxx. 36. Bill ordered, 209. Presented, 222. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 604. R. A. 627. 


Maidenhead : 

144. For paving and improving; Referred, txxx1. 32. Re- 
port referred to Standing Order Committee, 138. Report; Par- 
ties to proceed ; 151. Bill ordered, 155. Presented, 187. Not 
proceeded in. 


Mile Town :—See supra, 20. 


Milton Park Gravesend : 

152. For erecting an Esplanade and Baths, with suitable Ap- 
proaches thereto, at Milton, and for paving, cleansing and lighting 
the same; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Pri- 
vate Biils, xcu. 60. Not proceeded in. See supra, 95. : 


Milton and Sittingborne (Kent) : 
153. For altering and enlarging Powers of Act; Referred, 
uxxxv. 13. Reported; Report referred to Standing Order 
Committee; 44. Report, that the Standing Orders ought not to 


Manchester : be dispensed with, 80. See supra, 95. 


145. To amend several Acts for supplying that Town with Gas, Newbury : 
and for regulating and improving the said Town; Referred, 154. For lighting and improving that Town; Referred, Lxxx. 
txxxv. 40. Bill ordered, 101. Presented, 109. Petition against, 34. Bill ordered, 114. Presented, 155. Petitions against, 219. 
235. R. a. 500.———For widening and improving Market Street 313. Rr. a. 441. 
in that Town; Referred, rxxvi. 37. Bill ordered, 149. Presented, 
150. Petitions against, 245. 263. 267. Voices given, 245. _ Bill 
passed, 337. Not returned from the Lords. Committee appointed 


Newcastle-upon-Tyne : 
155. For extending, altering, &amp;c. 26 Geo. III., and for building 


to inspect Lords’ Journals, 385. Reportto lie on the Table, 393. 
Report on Petition for Bill read; Another Bill ordered; 394. 
Presented, 401. Petitions against, 426. . a. 493. For 
effecting certain Improvements in the Town of Manchester; Re- 
ferred, txxxvu. 12. Report referred to Standing Order Com- 
mittee, 15. Report; Parties to proceed, and give Notices, &amp;c.; 47. 





a new Market there; Referred, xc. 120. Bill ordered, 178. Pre- 
sented, 224. Not proceeded in.———For regulating and improv- 
ing that Borough ; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions 
for Private Bills, xcu. 47. Bill ordered, 180. Presented, 190. 
Petitions against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 356. 404. 470. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 533. R. a. 569. 


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II. Petitions for Private Bills relative thereto, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Newport (Monmouth) : : 
156. For lighting, &amp;c.; Referred, txxx1. 10. Bill ordered, 
17. Presented, 29. Petition against, 39.92. Voices, 92. r. a. 198. 


Newton Abbott (Devon) : 

157. For improving the said Town; Referred, xcr. 45. Bill 
ordered, 86. Presented, 215. Petitions against, 282. Petition 
complaining that the Standing Orders have not been complied 
with, 356. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 504. R. a. 535. 


Nichells :—See supra, 76. 


Northampton : 
158. To alter and amend Acts; Referred, xc1. 40. Petitions 
against, 62. 67. 107. 117.210. Not proceeded in. 


Norwich : 

159. Toamend andenlarge Powers of Act for paving that City ; 
Referred, txxx. 34. Bill ordered, 183. Presented, 163. r. a. 441. 
— —For opening and making a New Street in that City ; Re- 
ferred, txxxu1. 186. Bill ordered, 212. Not proceeded in——— 
Another Petition; Referred, txxx1v. 72. Not proceeded in. 


Nottingham : 
160. To alter and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, ixxvi. 
39. Report; To lie on the Table; 72. Report read; Leave 
granted for Notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on No- 
tices, 78. Bill presented, 85. nr. a. 384. See Inclosures, 263. 


Oldham (Lancaster) : 

161. For lighting, watching and regulating the Police of that 
Town; Referred, txxx. 12. Report referred to the Standing 
Order Committee, 26. Report, that the Standing Orders ought 
not to be dispensed with, 83. For paving and improving ; 
Referred, txxx1.10. Bill ordered, 18. Presented, 34. Petition 
against, 114. R. a. 377. 


Oundle (Northampton) : 
162. For lighting and improving that Town; Referred, ixxx. 
53. Bill ordered, 99. Presented, 126. Rr. a. 359. 


Oxford : 

163. To continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; 
Referred, xc. 80. Bill ordered, 192. Presented, 226. Petitions 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 236. 301. 823. Petitions 
in favour, 301. R. a. 473. 


Paddington (Middlesex) : 
164. For better governing and regulating that Parish; Re- 
ferred, txx1x.63. Bill ordered, 100. Presented, 190. Petitions 
against, 287. 296. 310. 374. 458. Voices given, 274. R. a. 503. 





Paisley : 
165. For altering, amending and enlarging Powers of several 
Acts relating thereto; Referred to the Select Committee on Peti- 
tions for Private Bills, xcu. 48. Not proceeded in. 


Pall Mall :—See supra, 4. 


Pancras, St. : 

166. For repealing Acts, &amp;c.; Referred, rxxxrx.47. Bill or- 
dered, 117. Petition against the Application for a Bill, 128. Bill 
presented, 152. Petitions against, 172. Petitions in favour, 173. 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 173. For consolidating, 
amending and enlarging Powers of several Acts; Referred, xc. 120. 
Bill ordered, 132. Presented, 223. Petitions against, 289. 290. 
Petitions in favour, 290. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 
290,———For consolidating, amending, &amp;c. several Acts; Re- 
ferred, xcr. 34. Bill ordered, 57. Presented, 67. Petitions 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 84, 85. 107. 150. 157. 321. 
Petitions infavour,85. Billcommitted,85. Not proceeded in.——— 
For repealing the several Acts relating thereto, and granting other 
Powers; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Pri- 
vate Bills, xcm.21. Bill ordered, 43. Presented, 121. Peti- 
tion, complaining of non-compliance with the Standing Orders, 
182. Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn; 
Another Bill ordered; 150. Presented, 180. Petition, com- 
Plaining of non-compliance with the Standing Orders, 191. Pe- 
titions against, 197. 206. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 
197. See supra, 96; infra, 184. 


Parliament-street :—See supra, 4. 
Plymouth : 
167. For better paving and improving that Town; Referred, 


LXx1x. 18. Bill ordered, 27. Presented, 90. Petitions against, 
87, 129. 186. 191. Petition in favour, 188. R. a. 277. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Pontefract (York) : 


168. For paving and improving that Town; Referred, txxx. 
82. Petition against, 179. Not proceeded in. 


Portman Square : 
169. To amend and enlarge the Powers of Acts; Referred, 
Lxxvit. 10. Bill ordered, 33. Presented, 57. R. a. 158. 


Portsea : 

170. For better paving and improving that Town; Referred, 
Lxxx. 30. Report referred to the Standing Order Committee, 
216. Time enlarged for presenting Bill, 232. Report, that the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 241. For 
better lighting and watching; Referred, txxx1. 51. Bill ordered, 
93. Presented, 100. Petition against, 126. rR. a. 325. 


Prendergast :—See supra, 108. 
Privy Gardens :—See supra, 4. 


Ramsgate (Kent) : 
171. For paving and improving; Referred, txxvur. 9. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 18. Not proceeded in. 


Reading (Berks) : 
172. For better paving and improving; Referred, txxx1. 19. 
Bill ordered, 29. Presented, 79. R. a. 325. 


Regent’s Canal (Middlesex) : 
173. For paving and improving certain Streets in the City 
Road adjoining the Regent’s Canal; Referred, txxx. 59. Bill 
ordered, 219. Presented, 225. Not proceeded in. 


Ripon (York): 
174. For better paving and improving; Referred, txxx1. 47. 
Bill ordered, 123. Presented, 150. Not proceeded in. 


Rochdale (Lancaster) : 

175. For lighting and improving that Town; Referred, rxxx. 
35. Bill ordered, 202. Presented, 231. Petition for additional 
Provision; Referred, 272. Report referred to the Standing Order 
Committee, 283. Report, that power be given to make provision 
and to give Notices, &amp;c., 292. Instruction accordingly, 298. 
Petition against, 329. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 459. 
R. A. 518. 


Ross (Hereford) : 
176. For paving, cleansing, lighting and otherwise improving 
that Town; Referred, rxxxv. 42. Billordered, 120. Presented, 
126. Petition against, 357. R. a. 499. 





Rudlow :—See supra, 17. 


Rusholme :—See supra, 147. 


Ryde (Isle of Wight) : 
177. For paving, &amp;c.; Referred, txxxiv. 46. Report referred 
to Standing Order Committee, 119. Report; Parties to proceed ; 
145. Bill ordered, 159. Presented, 169. kr. a. 297. 


Salford (Lancaster) : 

178. For better cleansing, lighting, watching, regulating, and 
improving the said Town; Referred, txxxv. 26. Bill ordered, 
34. Presented, 49. King’s Consent signified, 163. Rr. a. 197. 
See supra, 146. 


Sheerness (Kent) : 

179. For maintaining the Pier, and for paving, &amp;e., certain 
Streets, &amp;c. in the Parish of Minster; Referred, txxxiv. 27. 
Bill ordered, 40. Presented, 80. Order for Second Reading 
discharged ; Bill withdrawn ; 216. Report on Petition for Bill, 
read; Bill for paving, watching, lighting, &amp;c. certain Streets 
and public Passages; Ordered ; Leave given to present Bill; 
216. Presented, 227. Time enlarged for Report, 281. Petition 
against, referred; Counsel ordered; 287. R. a. 372. See 
Docks, 106. 


Shelton :—See supra, 102. 


Shields, North: 

180. For paving, lighting, watching and improving ; Referred, 
uxxx. 55. Bill ordered, 78. Order for Bill discharged ; 
another Bill ordered; 169. Presented, 175. Petition against, 
253. R. a. 344, 


Shields, South : 
181. For paving, &amp;c.; Referred, txxxiv. 36. Bill ordered, 
58. Presented, 80. rR. a. 297. 


Shoreditch :— 





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II. Petitions for Private Bills relative thereto, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Shoreditch :—See supra, 101. 


Shrewsbury : 

182. To repeal Act, and for granting other Powers; Referred, 
txxvi. 48. Report to lie on the Table, 106. Report read; Leave 
granted for Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on 
Notices ; 112. Bill presented, 134. Time enlarged for Report, 
272. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 372. R.A. 334. 


Sittingbourne :—See supra, 153. 


Smithfield, East, (Middlesex) : 

183. To continue the Term and amend and enlarge Powers of 
Act; Referred, uxxxvi. 99. Reported; Report re-committed 
to former Committee ; 153. Re-committed Report on Petition 
for Bill reported ; Report referred to Standing Order Committee ; 
177. Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed 
with, 195. 


Somers Town (Middlesex) : 
184. To alter and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, txxvut. 
46. Bill ordered, 63. Presented, 117. Petitions against, 127. 
207. Voices given, 208. R.A. 367. 


Southend :—See Docks, 110. 


Southwark : 
185. For better paving and improving that Town and Borough ; 
Referred, txxx. 33. Bill ordered, 58. Presented, 229. Com- 
mittee put off for Six Months, 307. 


Southwark (East Division) : 
186. To amend Acts for paving, &amp;c.; Referred, xxx. 50. 
Bill ordered, 86. Not proceeded in. 


Southwark, St. George : 

187. For leave to present a Petition for watching, &amp;c.; Re- 
ferred ; txxxtv. 112. Report; Leave given; Petition presented 
and referred; 118. Report referred to Standing Order Com- 
mittee, 123. Report; Parties to proceed; 145. Bill ordered, 153. 
Presented, 173. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 392. R. a. 400. 


Southwark Bridge :—See supra, 98. 


Speenhamland :—See supra, 154. 


Stafford : 
188. For paving, lighting and otherwise improving that 
Borough ; Referred, txxxv. 46. Reported; Report referred to 
Standing Order Committee ; 87. Report, Parties to proceed, 97. 
Bill ordered, 101. Presented, 120. Petition against, 259. 


499. 


R. A. 


Stalybridge (Lancaster and Chester) : 
189. For lighting, watching and improving ; Referred, txxx11. 
31. Bill ordered, 165. Presented, 172. rR. a. 333. 


Stockport (Chester) : 
190. For lighting and improving that Town; Referred, txxx1. 

45. Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 144. Petitions against, 218. 
261. R.A.377. For improving and regulating that Borough ; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills ; 
xc. 38. Reported; Bill ordered; 121. Presented, 138. Pe- 
titions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 205. 272. 314, 
Petitions in favour, 286. 356. 


Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
659. Rk. A. 662. 


Stockton (Durham) : 
191. For lighting and improving that Town; Referred, xxv. 
151. Bill ordered, 241. Presented, 256. 
R. A. 423. 


Petition against, 270. 


Stourbridge (Worcester) : 


192. For better lighting and improving that Town; Referred, 
txxx. 19. Bill ordered, 106. Presented, 126. rR. a. 297. 


Stranraer (Wigtown) : 
193. For supplying that Borough with Water, and for paving 


the same; Report read; Bill ordered; presented; txxvi. 163. 
Not proceeded in. 


Stratford, Bow (Middlesex) : 


194. For watching, lighting, cleansing, repairing and improv- 
ing the Parish of St. Mary, Stratford, Bow; Referred, txxxm1. 
19. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 27. 


Report, 
That Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 41. 





Stroud (Gloucester) : 


195. For paving and improving that Town; Referred, uxxx, 
14. Bill ordered, 20. Presented, 27. nr. a. 250. 


Sudbury (Suffolk) : 


196. For paving and improving that Town; Referred, txxx, 
17. Bill ordered, 26. Petition against, 180. Rr. a. 441. 


Sunderland (Durham) : 


197. For paving and improving} Referred, uxxx1. 70. Bill 
ordered, 93. Presented, 104. Lords’ Amendments agreed to; 
360. R. A. 377. 


Taunton (Somerset) : 

198. For better regulating the Market and cleansing the Streets 
and preventing Nuisances in the said Town; Referred, rxxxvim, 
100. Bill ordered, 176. Presented, 195. Committee revived, 
284. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 376. R. a. 405. 


Teignmouth (Devon) : 


199. For paving, &amp;c., and supplying that Town with Water; 
Referred, xc1. 49. Bill ordered, 73. Presented, 81. Petitions 
against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 159. 215. 303. Petition 
in favour, 303. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 427. 
See Docks, 118. 


R. A. 437. 


Tiverton (Devon) : 
200. To amend and enlarge Powers of Act; ReWered, LXXVII. 
28. Report to lie on the Table, 47. Report read; Leave granted 
to give Notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices ; 
52. Bill presented, 116. Time enlarged for Report, 206. Peti- 
tion against, 206. Time enlarged for Report, 230. Bill reported, 


and re-committed ; Committee to sit, and report on a certain day, 
238. R. A. 292. 


Torquay (Devon) : 

201. For lighting, &amp;c. the Parish of Tormoham; Referred, xc. 
100. Bill ordered, 216. Presented, 226. Rr. a. 418,——~Peti- 
tion for leave to present a Petition for a Bill to rectify a Mistake 
in the above Act; Referred, xc. 526. Bill ordered, 536. Pre- 
sented, 542. Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and to report 
on or before a certain day, 556. Rr. a. 611. 


Tothill Fields (Westminster) : 


202. For paving and improving the same; Referred, txxx. 36. 
Bill ordered, 52. Presented, 232. Petitions against, 412. 433. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 513. Rr. a. 518. 


Truro (Cornwall) : 

203. For altering and amending Acts for paving, lighting, &amp;e. 
that Town; Referred, xc. 104. Bill ordered, 158. Presented, 
223. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 251. 277. 
289. 294. 317. Petitions in favour, 302. Passed, 388. Not 
returned from the Lords. Committee appointed to inspect Lords’ 
Journals, 454. Report, 463. Report on Petition, read; Another 
Bill; Ordered, 463. Presented, 463. Rp. a. 579. 


Tunbridge Wells (Kent and Sussex) : 


204. For lighting, watching, &amp;c.; Referred, rxxx1x. 20. Bill 
ordered, 42. Presented, 50. Not proceeded in.— For paving, 
lighting, &amp;c., and for building a Market, and supplying the Town 
with Water; Referred, xc. 120. Bill ordered, 158. Presented, 
217. Re-committed, 319. Rr. a. 474. 


Two Pennies Scots :—See supra, 10. 84. 119. 
Victoria Park (Manchester) :—See supra, 147. 


Walcot (Somerset) : 


205. [No.1.] To amend Act; Referred, txxx. 61. Bill 
ordered, 100. Presented, 167. Petitions against, 308. 330. 336. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 438. rR. a. 441.———[No. 2.] 
To amend Act; Referred, rxxx. 61. Not proceeded in. 


Walsall (Stafford) : 

206. For paving, lighting and improving that Town; Referred, 
Lxxix. 12. Bill ordered, 51. Order of Leave for Bill dis- 
charged ; Another Bill ordered; 119. Presented, 124. Rr. A. 427- 

Wantage (Berks) : 

207. For lighting, watching and improving ; Referred, txxxtl. 

25. Bill ordered, 89. Presented, 174. rR. a. 448. 
Wells (Somerset) : 


208. Referred, txxxiv. 51. Not proceeded in. 


Westminster: 


209. For repairing and widening certain Streets in the City of 


Westminster; uxxxvi. 118. Referred, 119. Not proceeded in. 
See supra, 4. 7. 


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Westminster, St. James : , 

210. For repealing Acts, and for granting other Powers; Re- 
ferred, uxxx1x. 49. Bill ordered, 81. Presented, 124. Petitions 
against, 159. 189. Committed, 137. Not proceeded in.—— 
For altering and amending certain Acts; Referred, xc. 99. Bill 
ordered, 140. Presented, 150. Petition against, 224. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 265. R. a. 334. 


Whitby : 

211. For better paving, cleansing, lighting, watching and im- 
proving the Town of Whitby; Referred to the Select Committee 
on Petitions for Private Bills; xcr.24. Petition for insertion of 
a Clause, 39. Bill ordered, 45. Presented, 86. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 266. Rk. A. 281. 


Whitehaven :—See Docks, 127. 


Windsor : 
212. To amend Act; Referred, xxxx. 55. Report referred to 
the Standing Order Committee, 131. Report, That the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 166. 


Wisbech :—See Bridges, 87. 
Wolverhampton : 

213. To amend Act; Referred, uxxv. 140. Not proceeded in. 
Woolwich : 


214. To amend and render more effectual Act; uxxx1.6. Not 
proceeded in. 


Worcester : 
215. To enlarge Powersof Acts; Referred, uxxviu. 64. Peti- 
tions against, 62. 151.197. Bill ordered, 160. Petition for 


II. Petitions for Private Bills relative thereto, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Worcester—continued. 
enlarging the Time for presenting the Bill ; Time enlarged, 163. 
Bill presented, 181, Time enlarged for Report, 274. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 848. R. a. 351. 


216. For lighting, watching and regulating the Suburbs of that 
City; Referred, uxxxv. 13. Bill ordered, 50. Presented, 79. 
Petitions against, 110. 207. Not proceeded in. 


Worthing : 

217. To repeal Actsand for making further Provisions; Referred, 
Lxxvi. 15. Report to lie on the Table,27. Leavegranted for Notices; 
Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices; 30. Bill presented, 
63. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 373. n. a. 384. 


Yeovil: 
218. For paving, lighting and otherwise improving ; Referred, 
uxxxv. 82. Bill ordered, 100. Order for Bill discharged; an- 
other Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 146. nr. a. 561. 


York City : 

219. (No.1.) For amending and enlarging Powers of Act ; 
Referred, txxx. 36. Not proceeded in.———(No.2.) For amend- 
ing and enlarging Powers of Act; Referred, rxxx. 42. Bill 
ordered, 108. Presented, 125. Rr. a. 518.——_——(No. 3.) For 
amending and enlarging Powers of Act; Referred, rxxx.82. Bill 
ordered, 182. Not presented. 


York (Minster) : 
220. For extending and rendering Act more effectual; Referred, 
txxx. 29. Bill ordered, 62. Presented, 236. wm. a. 441. 


See Addresses, 919. Burghs, Royal. Committees, 1125- 
1137. 1255-1262. 











Paymaster General :—Bitl for consolidating the 
Offices of Paymaster General, Paymaster and Treasurer of Chelsea 
Hospital, Treasurer of the Navy, and Treasurer of the Ordnance ; 
Ordered, xc. 493. Presented; printed; 530. Rr. a. 590. See 
Accounts and Papers, 4418-4422. Supply, 106. 491, 492. 


Peace, Preservation of, (Ireland): 


1. Bill for the better prevention and more speedy punishment 
of Offences endangering the Public Peace in Ireland; Ordered, 
xc.504. Presented printed; 516. Instruction to Committee to 
make provision for remunerating the Chairman of Sessions to be 
appointed under the Bill, 642. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
589. R. A. 611. 

2. Motion for Leave to bring ina Bill to repeal Act 5 &amp; 6 
Will. IV.c. 48, for the better prevention and more speedy Punish- 
ment of Offences endangering the Public Peace in Ireland, and 
Question Neg. thereupon; xcr. 406. 

See Accounts and Papers, 4423. Associations. Com- 
mittees, 489. Disturbances. Insurrections. Outrages. 


Pease, Joseph, M. P.:—sce ztections, 621. Mem- 
bers,19. Quakers, 3. 


Pecu nlary Penalties &gt;——Resolution reported from the 
Select Committee on Pecuniary Penalties, and agreed to by the 
House, That in any Bill which having passed the House of Lords 
shall be sent down to this House for their concurrence, or in any 
Bill which having passed this House shall be returned by the 
Lords with Amendments, it shall appear that any pecuniary 
penalty or forfeiture is thereby imposed, varied or taken away, the 
Speaker shall before the Second Reading of any such Bill or 
Amendments, report to the House his opinion whether the object 
thereof be to impose, vary or take away any pecuniary charge or 
burthen on the Subject, or whether the same relates only to the 
punishment or the prevention of offences; and the House’shall 
thereupon determine whether it may be expedient in such particu- 
lar case to insist upon the exercise of their privilege to originate 


Peers: Bills relative to—continued. 


Petitions against; From, Allen, Hector, 235.— Beverley, 
249, p. Brighthelmstone, 254.—Canterbury Corporation, 272, p. 
Canterbury, Dean, &amp;c., 249, Pp. Canterbury Diocese, Arch- 
deacon, &amp;c., 249, p. Congestone, 272, p.—Exeter, 247, p.— 
Gray’s-Inn Lane, Providence Chapel, 285, p.— Kilmarnock, 
249, p.—Leicester, Archdeacon and Clergy, 254, p.—Leicester, 
Belgrave Parish and Birstall Chapelry, 249, p. Leicester, Eving- 
ton Parish, 249, p. Leicester, St. Mary, St. Martin and St. 
Margaret; 249, p. Leicester, St. Nicholas, 249, p. Long 
Acre, Episcopal Chapel, 249, p. Luke, St., 277.—Portsea, 249, P. 
—Ross-shire Synod, 235.—Southwark, St. Saviour, 249, r.— 
Taunton, Archdeacon, &amp;c., 285, Pp. 


3. To enable Peers of Scotland to take and subscribe in Ire- 
land the Oaths required for qualifying them to vote in any Elec- 
tion of the Peers of Scotland; From the Lords; txxxvu1. 417. 
Read; printed; 423. Reported, with Amendments; Agreed to; 
464. Passed, with Amendments, 470. Agreed to by the Lords, 
479. na. 481. 

4. Amendment proposed, but not made, upon Motion, That 
Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, for the House to resolve 
itself into Committee on the Poor Relief (Ireland) Bill; “ That 
the Practice of any deliberative Assembly deciding by Proxy 
upon the rejection or adoption of legislative Enactments, is so 
incompatible with every principle of justice and reason, that its 
continuance is daily becoming a source of serious and well- 
founded complaint among all Classes of His Majesty’s Subjects ; 
and that this Resolution be communicated to the Lords ;” xcu. 358. 

See Accounts and Papers, 4425. Addresses, 922. Bishops. 
Committees, 1225. 1289, 1292. Conferences, 30-34. 
Earl Marshal. Elections, 740-759. 837. House, 33, &amp;c. 
Indemnity, 4.6. Members, 105.147. Messages, 39-46. 
Reports, V1. 


Penalties :—Bitl for the more effectual Recovery of Penal- 
ties before Justices and Magistrates; Ordered, uxxix. 55. —_Pre- 


all such provisions respecting pecuniary penalties or forfeitures ; sented ; printed; 67. As amended, printed, 141. Re-com- 


Uxxxvi. 477. See Bills, 401, &amp;c. 
Peers: Bills relative to : 


mitted, 175. R. a. 233, 
See Pecuniary Penalties. Sheriffs, 211. 


1. To amend Act 6 Anne, so far as relates to the Trial of Penitentiary : Bills relative to: 


Peers; From the Lords; uxxx. 480. Read; printed; 496. k. a. 1. For authorizing the temporary Removal of Convicts from 

585, the General Penitentiary ; Ordered, txxvi11. 469. Presented, 471. 
2. To relieve Roman Catholic Peers from certain Disabilities ; R. A. 479. 

Ordered, txxvir. 221. Members added, 223. Bill presented; 2. To provide for the future Confinement of Male Convicts 


Printed ; 233. As amended, printed, 256. Passed, 977. Not removed from the General Penitentiary; Ordered, uxxix. 169. 


returned from the Lords. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Presented, 175. Printed, 181. R. a. 277. 





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Penitentiary : Bills relative to—continued. 


3. For the further Regulation of the General Penitentiary at 
Millbank ; Ordered, 1xxx11. 493. Presented; printed; 617. 
R. 4. 587. 

4. To amend Act 56 Geo. III. c. 63, to regulate the General 
Penitentiary for Convicts at Millbank in the County of Middle- 
sex; Ordered, xcu. 96. Presented; printed; 107. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 406. R. a. 449. 

See Accounts and Papers, 4427-4438. 6828. Addresses, 
924-926. Committees, 1018. Supply, 493-495. 


Penryn Borou gh s——See Accounts and Papers, 4439, 
4440. Elections, 67-69. 333-335. 658. 734. 


Pensions: Bills relative thereto: 


1. To apportion the Burthen occasioned by the Military and 
Naval Pensions, and Civil Superannuations, by vesting an equal 
Annuity in Trustees for the Payment thereof; Ordered, rxxvu. 
314. Presented; printed; 320. R. a. 389. 


2. To confirm an Agreement entered into by Trustees under 
Act of last Session, for apportioning the Burthen occasioned by 
Military and Naval Pensions; Ordered, txxvim1. 166. Presented, 
167. Printed, 178. R. a. 273. 


3. To repeal Act for apportioning the Burthen occasioned by 
the Military and Naval Pensions, and Civil Superannuations, by 
vesting an equal Annuity in Trustees for the Payment thereof; 
Ordered, uxxx1. 519. Presented, 522. R. a. 554. 


4. For more conveniently paying the Pensions of Widows of 
Officers of the Royal Marines; Ordered, txxxu. 306. Presented, 
307. R. A. 377, 

5. For repealing several Acts relating to Naval Officers’ 
Widows’ Pensions, and substituting other Provisions in lieu 
thereof; Ordered, txxxtv. 202. Presented, 205. As amended, 
printed, 219. R. a. 296. 

6. To make further Regulations with respect to Army Pen- 
sions; Ordered, txxxv. 576. Presented; printed; 576. k. a. 
645. , 

7. To alter, amend and consolidate the Laws for regulating 
the Pensions, Compensations and Allowances to be made to Per- 
sons in respect of their having held Civil Offices in His Majesty’s 
Service; Ordered, txxx1x. 191. Presented; printed; 192. As 
amended, printed, 233. Re-committed, 277. Lords’ Amend- 
ment agreed to, 484. R. a. 525. 





Pensions: Bills relative to—continued. 


Petitions against ; From Officers and Clerks employed in the 
Office for auditing the Public Accounts, and in the Admiralty 
Office ; Clerks inthe Ordnance Department ; uxxx1x. 271. Per. 
sons holding Appointments in the Excise; Clerks and Officers of 
the Stamp and Tax Department; 275. Clerks and Officers in 
the Excise, 277. Metropolitan Police Magistrates; William 
Skelding; Officers and Clerks in the Service of the Public; 307, 


8. To amend an Act of the present Session, for altering and 
consolidating the Laws for regulating the Pensions and Allow- 
ances to Persons in respect of their having held Civil Offices in 
His Majesty’s Service; Ordered; presented; printed; uxxxrx, 
542. BR. a. 593. 


Motions relative to: 
9. That it appears to the House, that by Act 57 Geo. III, 
c. 65, a Sum is charged in perpetuity upon the Consolidated Fund, 


to be divided in Pensions, &amp;c.; Superseded by reading the other 
Orders of the Day; txxvu. 376. 


10. For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the 
consideration of each Grant in the Pension List ordered to be 
printed on 28 August 1833, and to report the same to the House; 
Amendment proposed, and made; rxxx1x. 39. Main Question, 
as amended, agreed; Resolutions relative to Pensions on the Civil 
List ; 40. 

See Accounts and Papers, 4441-4470. 6651. Addresses, 
927-939. 1504. Army,7. Civil List. Cammittees, 491, 
492. 1406. East India Affairs,17,&amp;c. Land Taz, 5,6. 
Offices. Petitions, 1587, 1588. Superannuations. Sup- 
ply, 366, 367. 495-498. 979. 987. 999. 1003. 


Permits --——~Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws regulat- 
ing the granting and issuing of Permits for the Removal of Goods 
under the Laws of Excise ; Ordered ; presented ; printed ; txxxvm. 
88. As amended, printed, 129. Rr. a. 219. See Accounts and 
Papers, 4472. Spirits,12. Sugar, 10. 


Personal Diligence :—see Bankrupts, 26. 


Personal Estates -——See Accounts and Papers, 4474. 
Land Tax, 5,6. Supply, 979, &amp;c. 


Petersburgh, St. :—see Marriages, 15. 











Petitions. 


Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, including 


Petitions respecting Drawbacks, Duties, &amp;c. ; 1 


2205. 


Petitions for Grants of Public Money for various Purposes 
recommended by the Crown ; 2206—2248. 


Other Petitions recommended, or consented to, by the Crown; 


Q949—2265. 
IV. 


Petitions for Leave to present Petitions after the Time limited, 


and for dispensing with similar Orders of the House; 


9966—2307. 

V. 
VI. 
23 19—92399. 

VII. Instructions to Committees 
VIII. 
IX. 


2382—2410. 


1.—Questions Negatived; 2382—2391. 
2.— Questions Superseded ; 2392—2397. 


Petitions Withdrawn ; 2308—2318. 
Petitions not permitted to be brought up, rejected, &amp;c. ; 


on Petitions; 2323—2329. 


Incidental Proceedings ; 2330—238]. 
Questions Negatived and Superseded, and Motions Withdrawn ; 


3.—Motions Withdrawn; 2398—2410. 





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PETITION S—continued. 





715 





I, Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, including Petitions 
respecting Duties, Drawbacks, &amp;c.—relative to— 


Abbatoirs :—See infra, 56. 

Abeille, Magdalen Jarij :—See infra, II. VI. 
Abercrombie, Mr. :—See infra, 530. 

Abjuration Oath :—See infra, 1515. 

Aborigines (British Settlements) :—See infra, 354. 


Absentees : 

1. (England.) Proposing a Tax on; From Somerset ; txxvu. 
272, p.———(Ireland.) For a Tax on, for the purposes of Local 
Taxation; From Upper yt LXXIX. 527, P.————For a Tax 
on, towards the support of the Poor; From Enniscorthy and 
Templeshannon; Lxxxvil. 396, P. 


Act of Grace : ; 
2. Foran Act of Grace; From Prisoners in Bodmin Gaol for 
Smuggling; uxxxvil. 551, P. 


Acts of Parliament and Bills: 
3. For promoting the Circulation thereof; From Inverary ; 
xcl. 589. 


Addis, Richard : 
4. For his Release from Confinement in the King’s Bench 
Prison; Lxxxix. 25. 


Administration of Justice (Ireland) :—See infra, 750. 


Admiralty Court : 
5. Complaining of the Proceedings of the said Court in which 
he was a Party; and for Relief; From Thomas Barton Lawrence ; 
Lxxxvi. 601. 


Admiralty Court (Ireland): 

6. For an Investigation into the Constitution and Practice of 
the said Court; From Robert Roe, Secretary to the Chamber of 
Commerce, Dublin; txxxu1. 79, p.—-—For an inquiry into the 
Practice of that Court; From Chamber of Commerce of Belfast ; 
LXXXVII. 492, P. Complaining ofa Return made to an Order 
of the House by the Register of the Admiralty Court of Ireland ; 
From John Plaskett; Presented, and read; and by Leave with- 
drawn; Lxxxu1. 306.———-Complaining of the Detention of a 
Vessel for a claim of Salvage; From Paul Lovenorn Munster, of 
Belfast, Merchant; txxxvi. 487, p.———Complaining of the 
Powers vested in the Court of Admiralty of detaining the Ships of 
Foreigners; From Paul Lovenorn Munster, Danish Consul at 
the Port of Belfast; xc. 398.——_—Recommending the considera- 
tion of the above Petition; From Members of the Chamber of 
Commerce of Belfast; xc. 476. 


Advertisements :—See infra, 1409. 1487. 1494. 1540, &amp;c. 
Affirmations :—See infra, 1515. 
Africa : 
7. For establishing Colonies of free and well-educated Negroes 
on the Coast of Africa, Lxxxvu1l. 598. 


8. Complaining of the application made by the British Mer- 
chants resident there, for authority to prevent the sale of British 
Merchandize by coasting Merchantmen; From the King of Cape 
Coast, Western Coast of Africa; xc1. 403. See infra, 340. 


African (South) Commercial Advertiser :—See infra, 354. 


Agnew, Patrick : 
9. Complaining of the curtailment of his Staff Pay while 
serving in Tada ; Siem, Patrick Agnew, late Captain in the 89th 
Regiment ; xc. 583. 


Agricultural Distress : 

10. [1820.] Complaining thereof; Ordered to lie on the Table, 
and afterwards referred to a Select Committee, or else referred 
when presented ; (See Committees, 707.) From, Abingdon; ixxv. 
221. Arundel,251. Ashburnham, 251. Ashford, 213,r. Ash- 
ford, Occupiers of Land, 263.—Banbury, 210. Barnstaple, 263. 
Barnstaple Merchants, 263. Battle, 251. Beckley, 251. Bed- 
ford, 216. Beetham and Kendal, 221. Berks, 216. Berrynar- 
bor, 263. Beverley, 242. Bexhill, 251. —Blewberry, 201. Bo- 
diam, 251. Bodmin, 251. Brandon, 251. Bridgnorth, 251. 
Brightling, 251. Brighton, 242. Buckingham, 201. 216. Buck- 
land, East and West, 263. Burford, 210. Burton in Kendal, 221. 
Burwash, 251. Bury St. Edmund’s, 166, r.—Cambridge, 236. 
Cardiff, 247. Carnarvon, 165. Catsfield,251. Chelmsford, 251. 
Cheltenham, 242, rp. Chichester and Arundel Markets, 251. 
Chipping Norton, 210. Chittlehampton, 263. Colchester, 252, p. 
Combmartin and Berrynarbor, 263. Cornwall, Occupiers of 
Land, 165. 176, Pp. 210. 242. 251. Cornwall, Owners of Land, 
224. Crowhurst, 251. Cuckfield, 251. Cumberland, 236, p.— 
Dengie, 251. 261, P. Devon, 216, Pr. Doddington, 251. Dor- 
setshire, 177. Dorsetshire Agriculturists, 226. Dudcott, 252. 
Dunmow, 252, r. Durham, 242.—Eccleshall, 252. Ely, Hun- 
dred, 257. Ermington, 317. Essex, 274. Essex, Eastern Divi- 
sion, 251. Etchingham, 251. Ewhurst, 251.—Fairlight, 251. 
Feversham, 177. Filleigh, 263.—Glamorgan, 224, p. Glouces- 
ter, 224,226. Gloucester and Somerset, 261. Gresley, 251. Grey- 
tree, 165. Grimshoe, 251.—Hadleigh, 251. Hailsham, 216. 
Hales Owen, 147, p. Hanney, 252. Hants, 177. Harleston, 
165.216, Hastings,251. Heanton Puncheardon, 263. Heath- 
field and Mayfield, 251. Henley-upon-Thames, 210. Hertford, 
221. 280. eversham, 221. Hinckford, 261. Holderness, 236. 
Hollington, 251. Hooe,251. Horsham, 251. Huntingdon, 177. 

» 226,—Isey, East, 252. Ipswich, 166, p.—Kendal, 221. 221, p. 
Kent and Warwick, 177. Kent, 210. 221. Kirkby Lonsdale, 
221,—Lambourn, 252. Lanakey, 263. Langarren, 201. Lang- 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Agricultural Distress—continued. 
[1820.] Complaining thereof—continued. 

baugh, East, rxxv.216, p. Launceston, 252, p. Leightonstone, 
242. Lichfield, 307. Lewes, 242,p. Lindfield,251. Lynn, 295. 
—Maldon, 251. Mayfield, 251. Middlesex, 201. Monmouth, 280. 
Montgomery and Pool District, 251. Mountfield, 251.—New- 
bury, 252, Newport Pagnell, 201.216. Ninfield, 251. Norfolk, 
210. 236. Norfolk, Justices of the Peace, 251. Norman Cross, 
226. Northampton, 216. Northampton, Warwick, &amp;c., 221. 
Northiam, 251. Northumberland, 216. Nottingham, 286.— 
Ore, 251. Oxford, 210.—Pembroke, 294, rp. Penshurst, 251. 
Pett, 251. Petersfield, 236. Pilton, 263. Pool District, 251. 
Pulborough, 251.—Reading, 230. Redenhall with Harleston, 
165.216. Repton and Gresley, 251. Rochford,251. Romford, 
274. Rowley Regis, 307. Roxburgh, 410. Rye, 210.—Sale- 
hurst and Etchingham, 261. Salop, 166, P. Scarsdale, 221. 
Sedlescomb, 251. Shiffnal, 177. Somerset, 221.251. Stafford, 
310, p. 324. Steyning, 251. Stow, 242. Suffolk, 166, Pr. Suf- 
folk, Occupiers of d, 176, p. Surrey, 165. 252. Sussex, 
Eastern Parts, 210, 216, Pp. Sussex, Persons attending Market, 
241. Sussex, Traders, 216. Swymbridge, 263.—Tavistock, 263. 
Tawton, 263. Templemore, 310, P. Tendring, 251. Ticehurst 
and Burwash, 251. Toseland, 226. Twyford, 216.—Wallingford, 
224. Wantage, 252, Warkleigh, 263. Warwick, 216. War- 
wick and Kent, 177. Warwick, Northampton and Somerset, 221. 
Watlington, 251. Webtree, 216, p. estfield, 251. Whitby 
Strand, 216, p. White Horse Vale, 216. Wiltshire, 177. 252, p. 
Wilts and Hants, 177. Wiltshire, Western Part, 224. Winchel- 
sea, 216, p. Windermere, 221. Wisbeach, 216, rp. 221. Wor- 
cester, 201. Wormelow, 201.—Yorkshire, West Riding, 242. 


11. [1821.] Complaining thereof; Ordered to lie on the 
Table, and ws Drm: referred to a Select Committee, or else 
referred when presented; (See Committees, _— From Abing- 
don, uxxvi. 143, p. Alcester, 91, p. Arundel, 158. Ashford, 
100, p. Ashford, Merchants, &amp;c., 100, p. Ashburnham, 59. 
Aveley, 279, p.—Banbury, 85. Barnstaple, 143. Barnstaple and 
Chafford, 143. Battle, 59. Beckley, 59. Beetham, 103. Be- 
verley, 1387. Bexhill, 100, rp. Biggleswade, 234. Blewberry, 
120. Bodiam, 59. Bovey Tracey, 51, p. Braughin, 103, p. 
Brede, 137. _Brightling, 103. righton, 130. Broadwater, 
108, r. Buckingham, 120. Buckinghamshire, 173. Bungay, 
143, p. Burford, 85. Burwash, 103, p.—Caldbeck, 279, p. 
Cambridge, 108, p.130,p. Cardiff, 108, r. Catsfield,59. Chaf- 
ford, 143. Chelmsford, 143, rp. Cheltenham,90. Chester, 143, r. 
Chipping Norton, 125. Colchester, 279, p. Coleridge, 179. (Pp. 189.) 
Colneis, 143. Cork, 313, ep. Cornwall, 90. 125, rp. 246. Cos- 
ford, 143. Crowhurst, 59. Cuckfield, 146, p. Cumberland, 179.— 
Deacon, Thomas, 143, p. Dengie, 146, Pr. Devon, 100, pr. 108. 
143. Devon, Southern Part, 234. Docker, 103. Doddington, 
130. Doncaster, 90. Dorset, 103, p. 179, p. Downham, 125. 
Dunmow, 120. Durham, 100, p.—Edwinstree, 103, p. Ely, 40, pr. 
Ermington, 179. (p. 189.) Etchingham, 59, rp. Ewhurst, 59. 
—Fairlight, 100, p. Farringdon, 143, p. Feversham, 100, Pp. 
Forest, New, 125.——Glamorgan, 95, p.113,p. Gloucestershire, 51,P. 
Gloucester, Two Petitions, 91,P. 120,p. 125,p. Grayrigg, 103. 
Gresley, 91, p. Greystoke, 204, rp. Grimshoe, 125. Grinstead, 
East, 125. Guestling, 137. Guldeford and Peasmarsh, 143.— 
Hailsham, 143, p. ampstead Norris, 143, Pr. Hanney, 143, p. 
Hants, 103, p. 179, p. Harrington, 146,Pp. Hastings, 100, rp. 
Havering-atte-Bower, 143. Heathfield, 103, p. Helsington, 103. 
Henley-upon-Thames, 125. Hereford, 143, Pp. Herstmonceaux, 
59. ertford, 108, p. Heversham, 103. Hinckford, 279, p. 
Hitchin, Hertford and Broadwater, 108, p. Holderness, 95, Pp. 
Hollington, 109, p. Hooe, 59. Horsham, 146, rp. Horsmon- 
den, 100, p. Hoxne, 143. Humberstone, 240, rp. Huntingdon, 
137, p.—Icklesham, 137. Iden,143. Ilsey, 120, p.—Kendal New 
Hutton, 103. Kent, 143, p. Kent, East and West Division, 
108, p. Kent Grand Jury, 203. Kent, Western Division, 100, 
p. Kirkby Lonsdale, 103. Kirton, 179.—Lambourne, 143, p. 
Lambrigg, 103. Leach, North, 90. Leicester and Northampton, 
91, P. Sith, Corn Merchants, 205. Lewes, 143, p. Limerick, 
85. 97, Pp. 108, p. Lindfield and Horsham, 146, rp. Linlithgow, 
163, p. Linlithgow, Commissioners of Supply, 394. Loddon, 
143, p. Loes, it’ Lothian, 143. Lynn, 125.— Middlesex, 
143,P. Mountfielf, 133. Mutford,143.—Ninfield, 59. Norfolk, 
125. Northampton, 91,P. 113, p. 120, P. 125, P. 137. 146. 230. 
Northiam, 59. Northumberland, 137, p.—Odsey, 103, 4. Ore, 
100, p.—Peasmarsh, 143. Penhurst, 59. Pett, 100,r. Play- 
den, 143. Plumbland, 137,r. Potton, 189, rp. 256. Pulham, 
125.—Repton and Gresley, 91, Pr. Retford and Worksop, 120. 
Richmondshire, 125,P. Ringwood, 125. Rochfort, 120. Roys- 
ton, 108, Pp. Rugby, 91, r. Rye, 143.—Salehurst and Etching- 
ham, 59, rp. Samford, 143. Scarsdale, 59.79. Sebergham, 279, p. 
Seddlescomb, 103. Selby, 323. Skirbeck, 179. Somerset, 
96, Pp. 108. Southam, 137, Pp. Sparkenhoe, 204, p. Stafford, 
91, rp. Stanborough,179. (P.189.) Steyning,143. Stoke Ferry, 
125. Stow Market, 143. Stow-on-the-Wold, 91, p. Stratford- 
upon-Avon, 91, p. Suffolk, 113, Pp. 143, Surrey, 143. Sussex, 
Hastern Part, 59.—Tamworth, 91, p. Tendring, 120, r. Tewkes- 
bury, 125, p. Thackham, 143, Pr. Ticehurst, 103, rp. Truro, 90, 
125,e. Truro Agricultural Association, 113, Pr. Twyford Grove, 
143, p.—Uckfield, 125, rp. Udimore, 137. Uffington, 143, p. 
Under Barrow, 103. Usk, 108, rp. Uxbridge, 143, p.—Vinehall, 
103.—Wallingford, 143, p. Wantage, 143, rp. Warbleton, 103, p. 
Warwick, 91, ep. Webtree, 143. estfield, 103. Westmorland, 
103, p. Whatlington, 103. Wilts, 103, p. 169, Pp. 179, Pp. Wi- 
nandermere, 103. Winchelsea, 137.. Wintringham, 179. Wor- 
cester, Two Petitions, 91, 3 113. Workington, 137, re. Work- 
120. Worthing, 59. e, 100, P. 
Se a has 12, [1822.] 





716 PETITION S—continued. 














I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—telative to— 
Agricultural Distress—continued. Agricultural Distress—continued. 


12. [1822.] Complaining thereof; Ordered tolie on the Table, 
and afterwards —— to a Select Soy p Bane naa 
when presented ; (See Committees, 709.) From, Amounderness ; 
sane Ok P. iS ord, 147,p. Ashford, 16, P. Askham and 
Helton, 16. Astley, Sir Jacob, 8, rp. Axminster, 199. Aylesbury, 
27, p.—Bandon, 304. Barnsley, 204, p. Bath and West o England 
Society, 27, p. Berks, 23, p. 213. Bicester, 204. Blofield and 
Walsham, 221, p. Bolton-upon-Dearne, 204, p. Bradwell near 
the Sea, 230, p. Bramber, Rape of, 16. Brothercross, 296, p. 
Bruton, 69, p. Buckingham, 27. Bucks, 23, rp. 27,r. Burford, 
88. Burwash, 282, P.—Caldecot, Lower, 136. Cambridge, 
230, vp. Cartmel, 27, p. Chard, 27, p. Cheltenham, 59, P. 
Chester, 41, p. 289, p. Chipping Norton, 27. Chudleigh, 199. 
Clackton, Great, 192, p. Clavering, 346, rp. Clist Hydon, 84. 
Clist, St. Laurence, 84. Collumpton, 103, p. Cork, 207. Corn- 
wall, 192, p. 204, p. 213. Cottingham, 147, rp. Crewkerne, 27, P. 
Crook, 23. (p. 35.) Curry, North, 179, p.—Denbigh, 96, P. 
Dengie, 192, e. Depwade and Henstead, 338, pr. Derby, 40. 
207. Devon, 34, p. 76, p. 204, p. Devon, Noblemen, &amp;c. 59, Pp. 
Docker, 23. (rp. 35.) Doncaster, 80. Dorsetshire, 47, Pp. 80. 
Dorsetshire, Farmers, &amp;c., 121. Dover, 16,r. Durham, North, 
213, p.—Earsham, 213, p. Ellesborough, 34,r. Ely, Isle of, 
41, P. 166, Pp. 230, p. England, West of, Society, 27, Pr. Epsom, 
47, pv. Erpingham, North, 213, p. Essex, 277, Pp. Ewelme, 
296. Eynsford, 230, p.—Fenniton, 84. Flintshire, 199,P. Fore- 
hoe, 241, p. Forfar, 204, rp. Freebridge, 272, p.—Gallow, 
204, r. Glamorgan County, 20, rp. Gloucester County, 16. 207. 
213. Grayrigg, 23.(P. 35.) Greenhoe, North, and Launditch, 
224. Greenhoe, South, and Wayland, 227, rp. Gresley, 33. 
Grimshoe, 319, rp. Guiltcross and Shropham, 301, p.—Hants 
and Wilts, 33. 47, rp. Happing, 263, rp. 282,r. Harleston, 16, Pp. 
Hastings, Rape of, 34, Pp. elton, 16. Henley-on-Thames, 
23, p. Henstead, 338, p. Hertford, 47, Pp. 147, p. Hertford 
Market, 142. Higham Ferrers, 108, rp. Holbeach, 16, p. 
Holderness Agricultural Society, 96. 
213, P. Holland, Parts of, 16. Holsworthy, 235, p. Holt, 
230, Pp. Hoxne and Loes, 16, Pp. Hoxne, Earsham and North 
Erpingham, 213, p. Humbleyard, 272, rp. Huntingdon County, 
Two Petitions, 27. Hutton, New and Old, 23, (p. 35.)—Ilminster, 
27, p.—Jenkins, James, 268, p.—Kent, 27, Pp. 230, p. Kent, 
Eastern and Western Divisions, 23, rp. Kimble, Little, 27, p. 
Kincardine, 99, p. Kingsbridge, 192. King’s Lynn, 27, P. 
Kingston-upon-Hull, 161. Kirkby Lonsdale, 23. (Pp. 35.)}—Lam- 
brigg, 23. (p. 35.) Launditch, 224. Leach, North, 59. Lei- 
cestershire, 204, rp. Lewes, 23, p. Lewknor, 296. Lifton, 
199. Lincoln, 213, p. Linlithgow, 162, p. Loddon and Claver- 
ing, 346, p. Loes, 16, p. Lothingland, 356, p. Louth, 69, p. 
Ludlow, 103, rp. Lynn and Humbleyard, 272, p.—Martock, 
227,p. Mayfield, 272, Pr. Mitford and Forehoe, 241, Pr. Mon- 
mouth, 268, p. Moreton Hampstead, 199. Mutford and Lothing- 
land, 356, p.—Newton Abbott, 108. Newton Bushell, 108. 
Norfolk, 8, vp. Norman Cross, 132, p. Northiam, 289, p. 
Northumberland, 213, p.—Odsey, 147, p. Ottery St. Mary, 84. 
Oxfordshire, 15, 16. 54. 204.— Payhembury, 84. Penybont, 
204, p. Perthshire, 192, p~ Peterborough Soke, 81, rp. Pether- 
ton, South, 207, p. Pevensey Rapes, 23, Pr. Pyrton, 296.— 
Radnorshire Agricultural Society, 204, p. Reading, 199, P. 
Redenhall with Harleston, 16, p. Repton and Gresley, 33. 
Retford and Worksop, 127, pr. Richmond, 142,r. Ringwood, 
54. Romsey Market, 254. Ross, 27, rp. Rotherham, 204, p. 
Royston, 47, Pp. “Rutland, 34, p.—Salop, 204, p. Scarsdale, 40. 
Sedberg, 23. (rp. 25.) Shropham, 301, p. Smithdon, 296, p. 
Smyth, G. H., 277, r. Somerset, 59. Spicer, John, 47, pv. 
Spilsby, 137. Stoke Mandeville, 27. Stow-on-the-Wold, 33. 
Strathmore, 118. Suffolk County, 27, p. 47. 88, p. 142. Suffolk, 
Western Division, 254, p. Surrey, 47, P. Sussex, 207. Sussex 
Central Agricultural Association, 27, Pr. Sussex, Eastern Part, 
199. 204, p. 213, p.230,P. Swaffham, 20.—Tallaton, 84. Taun- 
ton, 112, p. Taunton Vale, 27, p. Taversham, 221, p. Tavi- 
stock, 84, p. Tewkesbury, 23, rp. 207. Thedwastre, 254, p. 
356, Pp. Thingoe, 254, p. 356, Pr. Thorold, Sir Hayford, 213, p. 
Ticehurst, 296. Tiverton, 192,r. Tunstal and Whittington, 
16. Tunstead and Happing, 263, Pp. 282, p.—Wadhurst, 296. 
Walsham, 221, rp. Walton, 16,.». Wanford, 204,r. Warwick 
County, 23, Pp. 27, p. 71, p. Warton, 162, p. Wath-upon- 
Dearne, 204, p. Watton, 20. Wayland, 227, rp. Webtree, 118, p. 
Westmorland, 230, ep. Westmorland, East Ward, 230, rp. Wex- 
ford, 213. Whimple, 84. Whittington, 16,”. Wigtown, 63, p. 
Wilts, 33. 47, Pp. 175, Pp. Wisbeach, 20,P. Witherbridge, 199. 
Witney, 84. Wokingham, 338, r. Worcester, 76,r. Working- 
ton, 96, re. Worksop, 127, p.—York, North Riding, 27, r. York, 
West Riding, 23. (Pp. 35.) 


13. [1823.] Complaining thereof; From, Aberdeen; txxviit. 
63. Argyleshire, 132, p.—Banbury, 382, r. Baring, Sir Thomas, 
303, p. Brecon, 264, p.—Caldwell, Ralph, 81. Carmarthen, 
27, ». Chipping Norton, 318. Cirencester, 264, rp. Clare, 
81, ”. Cromarty, 90,p. Cumberland, 371, rp.—Essex, 278, p.— 
Framlingham, 200.—Galway, 76, r. Glamorgan, 155, Pp. Green- 
hoe, South, 81.—Hadleigh and Woodbridge, 115, ep. Hereford, 
58, Pp. 76, p.—Inverness, 195, P. Ipswich, 58, p.—Kent, Western 
Division, 250, r. Kirkwall in Orkney, 185.—Linton, 49, p.— 
Melbourne, 76, r.—Pilton, 328, p.—Renfrew, 49, p. Roxburgh, 
420.—Somerset, 211. Strathmore, 161, r. Surrey, 73, p.—Tur- 
riff, 63, rp.—Watlington, 115. Wayland, 81, vp. Woodbridge, 
115, P. 


14. pore) Complaining thereof; From, Harleston; uxx:x. 


352.— nhall, 352. 


15. [1830.] Complaining thereof; From, Alcester; txxxv. 
231. Alresford, New, 155. Amport, 83. Ashmansworth, 93.— 


Holderness Wapentake, | 





[1830.] Complaining thereof—continwed. 
Barton Stacey, Lxxxv. 103. Benhall, 15,r. Berks, 67, p. Bourne, 
St. Mary, 103. Broughton, 88. Burclere,88. Bullington, 103, 
Bury 8. Edmund’s, 88, p.—Cambridge, 15, r. Chamberlain 
Farley, 188. Chester, 38, p. Chilbolton, 138. Chudworth, 138, 
Compton, 138. Cornwall, East and West Hundred, 442. Cran. 
brook, 93, rp. Crawley, 103. Cripplegate Within, 46,r. Cum. 
berland, 15, p. Cure Capel, 31, p.—Daventry, Two Petitions, 
46, rp. Doncaster, 103, p.— East Hundred of Cornwall, 490. 
Eathorpe, 67. Ecchenswell, 103. Ely, Hundred, 15,p. Ely, Isle 
15, Pp. Essex, weve 3h wo Petitions, 31, Pp. Ewelme, Hun 46. 
—Farley, Chamberlain, 138. Farnham, 46. Fifield, 88. Frank. 
ton, 67, p.—Glamorgan, County, 46, p.—Halden, High, 358, p, 
Hasell, E. W., 15, Pp. Headcorn, 67, p. Henley-upon-Thames, 
46. Highclere, 98. Hindon, 46, p. Horncastle, 98. Houghton 
138. Huningham, 67, Pr. Hursley, 93.—Kimpton, 83. ‘King 
Somborn, 103.—Longparish, 83. Longstock, 88.—Manchester. 
211,p. Marton, 67, rp. Mellis, 15, p. Mendlesham, 211, p. 
Micheldever, 88. Mitchelmersh, 138. Mottisfort, 138.—Nar. 
berth, 93, p. Northampton City, 46, rp. Norton, 231, p,— 
Romney Marsh, 67, p. Rougham, 15, p.—Sherburn, 155. Stan- 
wix, 211, rp. Stoke Charity, 93. Stow-on-the-Wold, 67. Strat. 
ton, East, 88. Suffolk, 138, p.—Thruxton, 83. Tillingham, 
31, p. Tulla, 165, p. Twyford, 138.—Wallop, 83. Wappen- 
bury, 67, Pp. Watlington, 46. West Hundred, Cornwall, 429, 
Weston, 67, Pp. Withersfield, 155, p. Wetheringsett-cum-Brock- 
ford, 15, P. Wilts, 46, rp. 83,p. Wishaw, 138. Witchford, Hun- 
dred, 15, rp. Woodhay, East, 93. 


16. [1830-31.] Complaining thereof; From, Inhabitants 
of Lickblea and Fayran; .ixxxvi. 76.—&lt;——For an Inquiry into 
the Causes thereof; From, Bembridge, txxxv1. 451.—Harling, 
East, 228.—Sussex, 439, p.—Tenterden, 57, P. 


17. [1833.] Complaining thereof; From, Forgue, &amp;c. ; 
LXxxvit1. 412.—Rolvenden, 352.—Worcester, 450. 


18. [1834.] Complaining thereof; From. Abbotts Leigh; 
uxxx1x. 147. Aisholt, 161. Aldwinkle, 265. Anglesey, 269, 
Ashby-de-la-Zouch, 483. Ashcott, 161. Ashley and Wilbarston, 
265. Ashton, Long, 174. Aston Sandford, 502.—Backwell, 174, 
Banbury, 502. Barton Harts-Horn-cum-Chetwoode, 502. Baw- 
drip, 161. Berrot,94. Biddisham,94. Blaenffas, 265. Blagdon, 
174. Bleadon, 94. Bledlow and Bledlow Ridge, 502. BI ing 
(Suffolk), Hundred of, 98. Brackley, 109. Brayfield, 304. Brean, 
94. Brent, East, 94. Brent, South, 94. Brigg, 276. Bromyard, 
155. Broomfield, 161. Broxton, 288. Buckingham, Three Hun- 
dreds of, 502. Bucks, County of, 94. Dalewseh, 94. Burnham, 
94. Burrington, 174. Butcombe, 174.—Caistor, 276. Cambridge, 
County of, 94. 403. Cannington, 161. Cardigan, 265. Castle 
Ashby, 304, Chapel Allerton, 94. Charlinch, 161, Cheddar, 
94. Chedzoy, 161. Cheese-lane (Wellingborough), 265. Chew 
Magna, 174. Chewstoke, 174, ‘visa. § Middle, 161. Chin- 
nock, West, 161. eo Camden, 502. Chiselborough, 161. 
Clavering (Norfolk), Hundred of, 213. Clavering Place (New- 
castle-upon-Tyne), 265. Clevedon, 174, Clipstone, 265, Cogen- 
hoe, 304. Coleridge and Stanborough, Hundreds of, 299, 
Compton, Bishop, 94. Compton, Martin, 174. Cossington, 161. 
Cowley with Preston Bissett, 216. Cramsfield, 333. Cuddington, 
502. Curry Rivell, 502.—Denjie (Essex), Hundred of, 299. 
Denton, 304. Derby, County of, 288. Devizes, 142. Devon, 
South Hams, 299. Dewsland (Pembroke), Hundred of, 547, 
Dinton, 502. Driffield, Great, 137. Dundry, 174.—Ebenezer 
(Pembrokeshire), 265, Ebenezer Chapel (Kettering), 265. Eddis- 
bury, 288. Enmore, 161.—Frome (Somerset), 94.—George’s, St., 
(Somerset), 174. Glamorgan, 118. Gloucestershire Agricul- 
tural Society, 341. Goathurst, 161. Greenhoe, South (Norfolk), 
Hundred of, 341. Grienton, 161. Grimsby, Great, 276.— 
Hackleton and Horton, 304. Haddenham, 502. Hants, Northern 
Division of County of, 502. Hardingstone, 304. Harpole, 304. 
Haselbury, Plucknett, 161, Heyfords, Upper and Nether, 304. 
Hillsden, 283. Hinckford (Essex), 94. Horton, 304. Houghton, 
Great, 304. Houghton, Little, 304. Huntingdon, County of, 
142. Huntspill, 161. Hutton, 174.—Kenn and Yatton, 174. 
Keslingbury, 304. Kettering, 265. Kewstoke, 174. Kilsby, 
265. Kingsay, 502.—Leicester, County, 465. Leicester and 
Warwick, Counties of, 437. Leominister, 288. Lexden (Essex) 
Half-hundred of, 94, Llanfihangel Genawr Glyn, 265. don 
and Clavering (Norfolk), Hundreds of, 213, Long Sutton and 
Curry Rivell, 502. Lutterworth, 465. Lympsham, 94. Lyng, 
161.—Malton, New, 276. Manshead, 299. ark, 294. Market 
Harborough, 465. Meare, 94. Middlezoy, 161. Mildenhall, 
94. Moorlinch, 161.—Nailsea, 174. Nempnett, 174. New- 
castle-upon-Tyne, 265. Northampton, County of, 304,.—Othery, 
161, tterhampton, 161. Oundle, 265. Outwell, 98.—Paw- 
lett, 161. Perrott, North, 161. Petherton, North, 161. Pid- 
dington, 304. Portbury, 174. Portishead, 174. Preston 
Bissett with Cowley, 216. Preston Deanery, 304. Puxton, 174. 
—Quinton, 304.—Rodney, Stoke, 94. Rothersthorpe and Upton, 
804.—Salem Chapel Shige sar 265. Salop, 100. Shap- 
wick, 161. Sherrington, 67. Shipham, 94. Somerton High 
Ham, 502. Spaxton, 161. Staffordshire, Sheriff, &amp;c. of, 155 
Stanborough, Hundred of, 299. Stanton Drew, 174. Stoc 
Bristol, 161. Stogursey, 161. Stone, 354, Stradbrooke, 265. 
Stratford-upon-Avon, 333. Stratton, St. Margaret’s (near Swin- 
don), 94. Suffolk, 483. Suffolk, Eastern Division of, 98. Suffolk, 
Western Division of, 142. Suffolk, East, Society, 437—Taunton, 
210. Tendring (Essex), Hundred of, 94. Thirsk, 465. Thrapston, 
216. Thurloxton, 161. Tickenham, 174. Tillingham, 560. 2inge 
wick, 502. Towcester, 304. Towersey and Aston S 
502. Twyford, 502.—Ubley, 174. Uphill, 94. Upton, 30% 
Upwell and Welney, 276.—Walton ang North Westen, ik 

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icultural Distress—continued. 

[1834.] Complaining thereof—continued. 
Warwick, eter the: LXXx1x. 437. 4656. Weare,94. W. 
94. Week, St. Lawrence, 174. Welney and Upton, 276. West 
End (Wellingborough), 265. Westbury,174. Weston, North, and 
Walton, 174. Westonzoyland, 174. Whitchurch, 271. Wil- 
barton and Ashley, 265. Winscombe, 94. Winstree, Hundred 
of, 94. Wiveliscombe, 109. Woodchurch, 57. Wootton, 304. 
Worcester, County of, 283. Worle, 174. Wrington, 174.— 
Yatton and Kenn, 174. York City, 494, 


19. Against Alteration of Corn Laws; the Importation of Corn; 
for Relieffrom Taxes; Reformation of the Poor poy and Exten- 
sion thereof to Ireland ; and for a Commutation of Tithes; From, 
Aldborough and Boroughbridge, txxx1x. 89. Aldwark and Lin- 
ton, 89. Alneand Tollerton, 89. Boroughbridge, 89. Branton, 
89. Brearton, and other Places, 89. Dunsforth and Branton, 
89. Givendale, 89. Green Hammerton, 89. Kirk Hammerton, 
89. eee 89. Linton, 89. Minskip, 89. Newton- 
upon-Ouse, 89. Nosterfield, 89. Ouseburn, Great and Little, 89. 
Fickering Lyth, East, 89. Scarborough Association, 89. - Skel- 
ton Givendale, 89. Tollerton, 89. Well Snape and Nosterfield, 
89. Whixley, 89. 


20. [1835.] Complaining of; From, Ampthill; xc. 189. 
Axholm, Isle of, 380.—Barnborough, Ward of, (Northumberland), 
402. Banbury, 81. Barton-le- Willows, 201. Bassingham, 81. 
Beckingham, 81. Bledlow and Bledlow Ridge, 284. Boston, 
247. rancepeth, 303. Bridlington, 247. Burford, 294.— 
Calceworth, 330. Cambridge, 295. Carlton Stableford and 
Norton Disney, 81. Clavering, 373. Claxton and Bossall, 201. 
Crambe, 201. Crowland, 145.—Dartford, 488. Diss, Hundred 
of, (Norfolk), 610. Driffield, 247. Durham, North, 241.—East 
Kent Agricultural Association, 358. East Suffolk Agricultural 
Society, 81. 247.566. Edenbridge, 566. Ellesmere, 61.—Fawley, 
Hambledon and Medmenham, 284.— Flaxton, 201.— Gate 
Helmsley, 201. Glamford Briggs, 81. Glendale Ward, 
(Northumberland), 284. Gloucestershire, Eastern Division of, 
366. Gravesend and Dartford, 488.-Hambledon, 284. Harton, 
201. Hedsor, 284. Holtby, 201. Howden, 174.—Ketttring, 
330. Kington, 284.—Leicestershire, 295. Leyburn, 323. Lin- 
lithgow, 295. Llansadurn, 179. Llanwrda, 179. Loddon and 
Clavering, Hundred of, 373. Loughborough, 548.—Malmesbury, 
81. Malton, 201. Market Weighton, 247. Marlow, Great, 
284. Marlow, Little, and Hedsor, 284. Medmenham, 284. 
Monmouth, 61. Morpeth, 284. Moseley, John, 81. 247. 566.— 
Norfolk, 310. Northallerton, 323. Northburne, 358. Norton 
Disney, 81. Nottingham, 284.—Oswestry and Ellesmere, 61.— 
Pickering Lyth, East, and Scarborough, 201. Pockington, and 
other Places, 174.—Radnage, 284. Richmond, 201. Richmond, 
Northallerton and Leyburn, 323. Rise and Spaldington, 247.— 
Saffron Waldon, 578. Salop, 284. Sand Hutton, 204. Saun- 
derton, 284. Scarborough, 201. Spaldington, 247. Spilsby, 
189. Stableford, 81. Staffordshire, 295. Stockton,201. Sussex, 
Western Part of, 295. Sutton, Fenton, 81. Swynnerton, 28.— 
Thrapston, 303. Tunbridge, 378. 548. Turville, 284.—Upper 
Helmsley, and Gate Helmsley, 201.— Waltham, 295. Walton, 
West, 34. Warthill,201. Warwick, 284. Wellingborough, 303. 
Whittington, 137. Winstree, Hundred of, and Half-Hundred of 
Lexden, Essex, 366.—York, &amp;c., 201. 


21. For Inquiry into the distressed State of Agriculture ; 
Abington; xcr. 191. Acomb, 268. Arkesden, 297. Ashden, 
315. Ashby-de-la-Zouch, 223.—Babraham, 191. Balsham, 191. 
Barnard Castle and Gainsford, 305. Barton-upon-Humber 
Agricultural Association, 191. Bedford, 103. Berden, 297. 
Berks, 103. Boroughbridge Agricultural Association, 41. Boston 
Association, 103. Brabourne, 359. Broxted and Tilty, 297. 
Buckingham, - 297. af St. Edmund’s, 45.— Cambridge and 
Isle of Ely, 98. Canfield, Great, &amp;c., 297. Carlton, 191. 
Castle Camps and Shudy Camps, 191. Castle Martin, Hundred 
of, 191. entral Agricultural Society, 28. Chelmsford and 
Essex Agricultural Society, 45. Chesterford, Great, 315. Cla- 
vering, 315. Cleveland, Western Parts of, 34, 35. Colchester, 
107. Crishail, 297. Crowland and Frostland, 115.—Dartford, 
Lower Axtone, Ruxley and Blackheath, 212. Debden, 297. 
Driffield, Great, 119. Dungleddy (Pembroke), 25. Dunmow, 
297. Dunmow, Little, and Barnston, 297. Durham, South, 28. 
Duxford, 191.—Easingwold, 268. Easton, Little, and Little Can- 
field, 297. Elmdon and Wendon Lofts, 297. Epping Agricultural 
Society, 23, 24.— Faringdon, 103. Farnham (Ear), 315. 
Furneattx, Pelham, 359.—Glamorgan, 45. Glendale Ward, 571. 
—Hadstock, 315. Hallingbury, Great and Little, 297. Halt- 
whistle, 34, 35. Hants, 45. atfield (York), 632. Haydon, 
297. Henham and Elsinham, 305. Hertfordshire, East, Agricul- 
tural Association, 297. Hinxton, 191. Holbeach, 268. Hols- 
worthy, 297. Horncastle ta Petitions), 191. Horseheath, 
191. Houghton, 123.—Ickleton, 191.—Kemes and Dewsland, 
250.— Leicestershire Agricultural Society, 15. Leyland, Hundred 
of,277. Lincoln, 297. Linton, 191. Littlebury,297. Loddon and 
Clavering Agricultural Society, 223.—Malton, 34, 35. Manuden, 
359. Market Harborough Agricultural Association, 103. Mid- 
dleton, 119. Mildreth, 191. orpeth, 45.—Nether Wallop, 268. 
Saat 9 (Essex), 297. Norfolk, Western Division of, 13. 
Northallerton, 34, 35.—Ormskirk, 208. Oswestry and Ellesmere, 
45. Outwell, 297. Over Wallop, ag sme 191. 
Pickerin Agricultural Association, 191.—Quendon, 815.— 
Richmondshire, 191. Rickling, 297. Romford Agricultural 
Assoviation, 107. Romney Marsh, 359. Ross and Cromarty, 
103.—Saffron Walden Agricultural Association, 297. Salop, 45. 
Sawston, 191. Shelford, 191. Somerset, 13. 46, Spilsby Agri- 
cultural Association, 191. Staffordshire Agricultural Association, 
297. Stanhope, Earl, 23, 24. Stansted, Mountfitchet, 35. Steb- 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Agricultural Distress—continued. 
Against Alteration of the Corn Laws, &amp;c.—continued. 

bing, xc1. 297. Stockbri 268. Suffolk, Eastern Division of, 
197. Suffolk, South, Agricultural Society, 20. Suffolk, West, Agri- 
cultural Association, 20. Sussex, West, 294. —Takeley, 297. 
Tendring (Zssex), 45. Thirsk, 119.—Wallingford, 103. Waltham 
(Leicester), 45. Warwick, 297. Wenden, 297. West Lothian 
Agricultural Association, 34. West Wratting, 191. . Whittles- 
ford, 191. Wicken, 315. Wickham, West, 191. Widdial, 359. 
Wilbraham, Great, 191. Winstree and Lexden, Hundred of, 
107. Withersfield, 212. Worcestershire Association, 98. Wye, 
359.—Yorkshire, 268. 


Agricultural and Commercial Bank : 

22. Praying the House to extend Legislative Support and 
Protection to the Company; Referred to the Select Committee 
on Joint Stock Banks (See Committees, ee ; From, Bandon; 
xc. 491. Boyle, 399.—Carnew, 415. Castlebar, 382. Cavan, 
399. Cavan, and other Places, 410. Clones, 404. Cork, 470. 
—Dingle, 435. Drogheda, 482. Dublin, 371.—Ennis, 415. 
Enniscorthy, 356. 415.—Fermoy, 460.—Galway, 464. Gorey, 
415.—Kilkenny, 491. Killarney, 371.—Limerick, 410. Long- 
ford, 410.—Mallow, 382.—-_Newtown Barry, 415.—Parsonstown, 
410.—Roscommon, 399. 404. Roscrea, 468. Ross, New, 410. 
—Thomastown, 371. Thurles, 410.—Waterford, 568.———For 
Inquiry into the Affairs and Management of the Company; 


| Referred to the Select Committee on Joint Stock Banks (See 


Committees, 702.); From Belfast, xcu. 405. Proprietors of 
Stock, 529. Ulster, 405. 


Agricultural Labourers : 

23. For regulating their Wages according to the Average 
Price of Corn; Of Agricultural Labourers, of Bovey Tracey, 
LxXxvi. 51, P. For the Amelioration of their Condition; From 
Benjamin Wills, Honorary Sec of the Society for the 
Encouragement of Industry and the Reduction of Poor Rates ; 
LXXXIll. 336, P.—————From Beeford; Skipsea; uxxxvi. 154. 
Quainton; Dinton; North Marston; 298..————-For a Law for 
bettering the Condition of the Agricultural Poor in Ireland; 
From Thomas Flanagan, txxxvut. 151.———Complaining of the 
want of Employment for Agricultural Labourers, and against the 
Expenditure of Public Money for the Encouragement of Emigra- 
tion; From William Cobbett; Ques. Neg. for printing, Lxxxvut. 
189.———Complaining of Distress by the reduction of their 
Wages; Of Labourers of Uplowman, xc. 248. See infra, 
1224. 1624. 


Agriculture, &amp;c. : 
24. For Protection against Foreign Competition; Of Mer- 
chants of London, txxvi. 208. See infra, 946. 1017. 1240. 


Air Conveyance : 

25. Foran Investigation into the Merits of his Invention of 
an Apparatus for the ‘— = of Passengers and Goods by 
Atmospheric Pressure; From John Vallance, of Brighton, 
LXXXIII. 384, P. 


Aire and Calder Navigation : 

26. In favour,of intended application for a Bill for the Im- 
provement thereof From Boroughbridge, Lxxxi. 44. Hunting- 
don, 13. Ives, St., 31. Newark, 50. Peterborough, 17. Wood. 
bridge, 6. 

Alban’s, St., Road :—See infra, 180. 


Ale and Beer: ™ ' 

27. For a repeal of the Duties thereupon ; From Brewers and 
Licensed Innholders of Louth, and in the Town and Soke of 
Horncastle, rxx1x. 111. Licensed Innkeepers of Loughborough ; 
Nuneaton; 178. Brighthelmstone, 224, p. Stockport, 235, p. 
Kidderminster, 253. Rochdale, 253, p. Great and Little Bolton, 
303, p. Oldham, 331, rp. Manchester, 336, p. Stourbridge, 419. 


Alehouses : . 

28. Complaining of the Refusal of Licenses; From Booth, 
George, txxx1. 236, p. Clark, Richard, txxxu. 116. Craden, 
James, txxxiv. 395, p. Chichester, Seven United Parishes, 
Lxxxi. 290, p. Goodwin, George, Lxxxv. 184, rp. Hampson, 
John, xc1. 218. Humphrey, William, rxxxvi1. 513. Jackson, 
Martha, ixxx1. 290, p. M‘Quaid, Thomas, xc. 645. Roberts, 
Robert, txxxi. 862, p. Seymour, George, txxrx. 423, p.— 
LXXxul. 536, P.—Lxxxiv. 330, p. Torry, James, xxx. 309, p. 
Youill, John, rxxx11. 146. 


29. Fora Revision of the Laws: pigery Fx licensing of 
Alehouses; From Churchwardens, &amp;c. of Leighton Buzzard, 
uxxx. 374. George Seymour, 475, rp. Common Brewers of 
Manchester and Salford, 481, Pp. 


30. For a Committee to inquire into the mode of licensing ; 
William Bishop, of Graysw LXxx. 574, P. 


31. For an Amendment of the Law; From Thomas Edwards, 
LL. D., of Tulse Hill, Brixton, txxx1. 236, pP. 


32. For the Amendment of Act for regulating the manner of 
licensing Alehouses; From, Thomas Smith and others of Totten- 
ham, .xxxu. 113. James Forester of Brampton, 208. William 
Kay, of Tring Park, 398, rp. Gerrard Rawes, of Coventry, 436, Pp. 
———From Licensed Innkeepers and others of Preston, uxxx1u. 
116. (p. 242.) Thomas Williams, of Bangor, 190. 

33. For an Inquiry into the present Licensing System ; Of 
Inhabitants of Ipswich, txxx1v. 283, p. 

34. For an Investigation into the present To of Licensing 
Public Houses; From George Goodwin, of St. Ives, uxxxv. 








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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Alehouses—continued. 

35-7. For alteration and amendment of the Law relating to Ale 
and Spirit Licenses; From Justices of the Peace of the County of 
Renfrew, Lxxxv. 55¥, P. 

See infra, 919. 1676. 1680. 2100. 


Alen, Colonel Luke : 
38. Complaining of the Loss of his Commission ; Of Lieute- 
nant Colonel Luke Alen, txxvitt. 96, P. 


Aliment of Prisoners :—See infra, 685. 


Alkali : 

39. For the Retention of the present Duties upon Alkali, and 
for imposing a Duty on Salt, or on Alkali made from Salt; Two 
Petitions of several Merchants and others interested in the Kelp 
Trade, txxxi1. 512. 


Allhallows, Lombard Street, Parish of : 
40. Complaining of the Appointment of the Reverend Francis 
Dawson, B. A., by the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury, to 
be Rector of the said Parish; From Parishioners, txxxrx. 48. 


Almanacks : 

41. For Reduction of the Stamp Duty thereon; From 
Thomas and Henry Besley; cxxxvi. 509, P. For Repeal of 
the Daty; From Richard James Morrison of Liverpool, txxxvit. 
189. 


Alton Turnpike Roads : 
42. Complaining of the Amount of Tolls levied at the several 
Turnpike Gates in the Neighbourhood of that Town; From In- 
habitants of Alton, xcj. 446. 


Ainbassadors’ Servants : 
43. Complaining of the Act which protects their Property 
from being distrained ; From James Phillips, rxxvi. 504, p. 


America, North : 
44. Relating to the Trade with North America and the Colo- 
nies; Of Ship Owners of Shields, rxxvi1. 280, p. 


America, South : 

45. For the Recognition of the Independence of South Ame- 
rica; viz. Of Merchants of London, txx1x. 499, p. Of Presi- 
dent, Vice President, Board of Directors, and Members of the 
Manchester Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures, 527, p. 

For the Interference of this Country with the Spanish 
Government to induce them to desist from hostile Attacks on the 
Mexican Province; From, Manchester, txxxv. 440. Glasgow, 
441, Pr. Merchants, &amp;c. interested in the Mexican Trade, 451, p. 
See infra, 542. 

Anatomy : 

46. That Bodies of Persons dying in Hospitals may be deli- 
vered over to Anatomists; From Members of the Liverpool! Lite- 
rary Society, xxx. 402. Against the Bodies of Paupers 


being anatomized ; From poor Persons in the Workhouse of St. 
Anne’s Blackfriars, txxxiv. 178. 


47. [1828.] For the Removal of Impediments to the Science of 
Anatomy; Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards referred to a 
Select Committee, or else referred when presented (See Com- 
mittees, 714.); From, Aberdeen Medico-Chirurgical Society; 
LXxxu. 315. Aberdeen, Students in the Universities, 272.— 
Bath, 347, ep. Birmingham, 194, p.—Blackburn, 347. Brad- 
ford, York, 283. Bristol, Physicians, &amp;c., 315. British Phy- 
sicians, Surgeons, ke. residing at Paris, 50%—Chichester, 430.— 
Dublin, Trinity College, 329.—Edinburgh College of Physicians, 
264. Edinburgh Medical Society, 254, 255, p. Edinburgh, 
President of College of Surgeons, 246,p. Edinburgh University, 
Medical Students, 259, 260, p. Edinburgh University, G. H. 
Baird, 293.—Fife, 305. Garstang, 332, Glasgow, Physicians 
and Surgeons, 254, 255, p. Glasgow, Portland Strect Medical 
School Students, 254, 255, p. Glasgow University, Students of 
Medicine, 254, 255, p. Glasgow University, Duncan Macfarlan, 
340. Gosport, 412.—Guy’s Hospital, 259, 260, p.—Halifax, 
York, 283. Hereford City, 361. Huddersfield, 254, 255, Pp. 
Hunterian Society, 293.—Kingston-upon-Hull, 370. Kirkham, 
332.— Lancaster, 332. Leeds, 254, 255, p. Leyland, 382. 
Liverpool, 246. London Apothecaries, 293. London College 
of Physic, 283. London College of Surgeons, 254, 255, p. 
London Medical and Chirurgical Society, 254, 255, ». London 
Medical Society, 264. London Medical School, Aldersgate Street, 
264.—Macfarlan, Duncan, Vice Chancellor of the University 
of Glasgow, 340. Maclagan, David, President of the College 
of Surgeons, Edinburgh, 246, p. Manchester, 259, 260, p.— 
Paris, British Physicians, Surgeous, &amp;c. residing at, 502, 503. 
Plymouth, 350. Portsea, 412. Portsmouth, Portsea and Gosport, 
412. Preston, 321. Preston, Garstang, Kirkham and Leyland, 
332.—Reading Medical and Chirurgical Society, 361.—Sheftield, 
279. Surrey, County, Medical Society, 384.—Taunton Medical 
Society, 384, r. Timewell, Joseph, of Liverpool, 259, 260, p, 
—Wakefield, 279. Webb Street School of Anatomy, 259, 260, P. 
Westminster Medical Society, 259, 260, p. Worcester Medical 
and Chirurgical Society, 329. 

48, [1829.] That Means may be adopted for Protection of the 
Study of Anatomy; Ordered to lie on the Table, and afterwards 
referred to a Select Committee (see Committees, 715.). From, 
Apothecaries’ Society of London, txxxiv. 379, p.—Birmingham 
(Two Petitions), 22.—Cambridge, 116.—Essex, Eastern District, 
182, p.—Glasgow, 129, p.—Leicester, 267, p. London Apo- 
thecaries’ Society, 379, p. London Medical Society, 263, p. 
—Newecastle-upon-Tyne, 237. Norfolk, 263, rp. Norwich, 263, p. 
—Sarum, New, 318, p. Sheffield, 22, pr. Suffolk, 121, p—West- 
minster, 25, P. 





Anatom y—continued. | 
49. Complaining of the Multiplication of Anatomical Schools, 
and for an Increase of the Stamp Duties on Indentures of 
Pupils; From Thomas Smith, rxxx1v. 294.———[1830.] From 
Charles Hastings, President of the Worcestershire Medical Society ; 
Lxxxy. 111, p.—Physicians, &amp;c. of Sheffield, 222, p.—Derby- 
shire Medical Society,591.—Westminster Medical Society, 623, p, 
———[1830-31.] From Worcestershire Medical and Surgical 
Society, Lxxxvi. 227. 


50. [1831-2.] For removing the existing impediments to the 
cultivation of the Science of Anatomy ; From, Halifax, 67.— 
Leeds, 67. London, 52.—St. Bartholomew’s Hospital, Pupils 
of, 152. Stewart, William John, 33.—Wakefield, 33. Worcester- 
shire Medical Society, 176. 


51. That in any Parliamentary Enactment on the subject of 
Anatomy, the Rights and Privileges of the College may be pre- 
served; From the President and Fellows of the King and 
Queen’s College of Physicians in Ireland, txxxvi. 289. 

52. That the Law which makes Dissection a part’ of the 
punishment for the crime of Murder, may be repealed; From 
James Macartney, M. D., vxxxvut. 547. 

53. Submitting a Plan for procuring Subjects for Dissection; 
From, James Hitchins, rxxxvu. 22. Recommending his 
Plan of arresting the progress of Putrefaction in Dead Bodies 
during the period of Dissection; From William Roberts, xcu. 
222. 384. 


Anderston Police Act: 
54. For the Repeal thereof; From Burgesses and Police Rate- 
payers of Anderston, Lxxx1x. 153. 


Andover :— See infra, 898. 


Andrew’s, St., University : 
55. Praying the House to grant immediate freedom from the 
restraints of. the ancient Charter, by which the choice of a Rector 
is limited to existing Members of the said University; Of Stu- 
dents and other Members of the University of St. Andrew’s, xcu. 
216. 


Animals : 

56. Against Cruelty to; From Congleton, rxx1x. 465. Ro- 
therham, 632, p.———From, Inhabitants of Woolwich, txxx1. 
87. Of Pentonville, 107. Of St. Marylebone, 107. Of St. 
Margaret and St. John, Westminster, 107, p. Of Clergy and 
Inhabitants of London, 175, p.—-——For a more efficient Law 
relative thereto; From the Society for the prevention of Cruelty 
to Animals, txxxvul. 40, Pp: ———For abolishing Cattle Markets 
and Slaughterhouses, as well as driving Cattle through the Streets, 
and for establishing Abbattoirs in the Suburbs of the Metropolis; 
From Members and Friends of the Association for promoting 
rational Humanity towards the Animal Creation, Lxxxvit. 301, Pp. 
————-Complaining of the barbarous and cruel mode in which 
Calves are sometimes brought to market; From Members and 
Friends of the Association for promoting rational Humanity 
towards the Animal Creation, txxxvul. 337.—&lt;——Complaining of 
the insufficiency of the present Law, and praying the could? 
ation of the House; From Members of the Association for pro- 
moting rational Humanity towards the Brute Creation, Inha- 
bitants of Cambridge, txxxvu. 509.———For an Enactment for 
the Protection of the Dumb Creation; From, Animals’ Friend 
Society, Members and Promoters of, rxxx1x. 188. Marylebone, 
Saint, 188. Stamford, 443. Treasurer and Committee of the 
Society for preventing Cruelty to Animals, 284. For the 
adoption of measures for the better and more humane treatment of 
Dumb Animals; From Treasurer and Committee of the Society. 
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, xc. 210.——That the 
provisions of the Act may be extended to Ireland; From Chairman 
and Secretary of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to 
Animals in Belfast, xc1. 833. 

See infra, 187. 321. 


Annual Parliaments :—See infra, 1644. 
Annuities :—See infra, 1280. 2042. 


Annuity Banks: 
57. Respecting his Plan for the establishment of Annuity 
Saving Banks; From Cadogan Williams, xxv. 418, P. 


Anstruther, Robert : 

58. Stating that Andrew Johnston, Esq'*, Member for the St. 
Andrew’s District of Burghs, had pledged himself to resign his 
Seat, if called upon by a majority of his Supporters; Offered; 
Motion, That the Petition be brought up, withdrawn; xc. 297. 


Antrim: We 
59. Relative to the Rev. Henry Cooke; From Ministers of 
the Presbytery of Antrim, Lxxx. 611. See infra, 949. 


Apothecaries Act : 

GO. Complaining thereof; Of General Practitioners, Lxxx!. 
224, p. Of the Senate of the University of Glasgow, 278, P. 
Of David Maclagan, M. D., President of the Royal College of 
Surgeons of Edinburgh, txxxm. 497, p. Of Faculty of Physicians 
and Surgeons in Glasgow, 585, p. Of Members of the Royal 
College of Surgeons in London, 585, Pp. 

61. For the Amendment thereof; From Aberdeen, uxxxyul 
322. Aberdeen University, 412. Edinburgh, 539. Edinburgh 
Students of Medicine in, 290. Kingston-upon-Hull, 491. - 
verpool, 322. Manchester, 358. Scarborough, &amp;c., 188. 

62. For an Alteration; From Aberdeen, Lxxxvi. 393. 443. 
Glasgow (Two Petitions), 334. Glasgow, Senate of the Univer- 
sity of, 465. Leeda, 363. 


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Apothecaries Act Amendment Bill: 














I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Apothecaries Act—continued. 


63. For the Repeal thereof; From Glasgow, txxxvi. 535. 
Perth, 515. Thomas E. Cartwright, 598. 


64. Against any Alteration thereof without inquiry into the 
conduct of the Society of Apothecaries in its inistration ; 
From President, Vice-President and Lecturers of the Birmingham 
School of Medicine, txxxvu1. 490. 


65. For the Repeal thereof; From Medical Practitioners hold- 
ing Edinburgh Diplomas, resident in and near Scarborough; 
LXxxIx. 119. Referred to the Select Committee on Medical 
Education, 120.——In Jreland; From, Atkinson, Edward, 
rxxx1x. 33.—Cowell, John W., 33.—Galway; Referred, 114. 
Licentiate Apothecaries of Ireland; Referred to Select Com- 
mittee on Medical Education, 101. 

66. For Amendment of Law relating to Apothecaries in Ire- 
land; From Ireland; Apothecaries of, xc11. 610. Limerick, 406. 
Stevenson, John, 375. 


67. _ For the establishment of an Institution in Dublin, to be 
called the Royal Irish College of Pharmacy; From Apothecaries 
of Clare; txxxv. 212, p. 





68. For extending the Provisions of the Bill to Ireland ; From 
Physicians and Surgeons of the City of Cork, txxxvi. 519. 


69. For postponing the Bill until inquiry be instituted into the 
Regulations and Practices of the Colleges for Medical and Sur- 

ical Education; From Ireland, King and Queen’s College of 

hysicians in, xxxxvit1. 553. Sivlend, Mosel College of Surgeons 
in, 553. Lincoln, 553. 


70. Against [Session 1833]; From, Licentiates of Apothe- 
caries’ Hall in Ireland, resident in Drogheda; Referred to Select 
Committee on Medical Education, txxxix. 124. John Stevenson; 
Licentiate Apothecaries of Ireland; Referred, 124. Apothecaries 
of the County of Clare; Referred, 210. 


See infra, 764. 


Apothecaries vr ges | 
71. Complaining of Persons being prohibited from practising 
as Apothecaries in England and Wales, unless licensed by the 
Apothecaries Company; Of David Maclagan, M. D., President 
of the College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, txxxu1. 502, p. 








72. Complaining of the Monopoly enjoyed by the Apothe- 
caries Company, debarring all Persons from practising as Apothe- 
caries in England and Wales, unless licensed by them; From the 
Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh, Lxxxvu1t. 236. 


Apprenticeship : 
73. For the Repeal of the Tax on Clerks and Apprentices; 


From Merchants of Edinburgh, txxvi1. 89. Of Incorporation | 
of Merchant Company of Leith, 119.———That the Stamp Duty | 


on Indentures for serving in the Fisheries be no more than in the 
Merchant Service; From Fishing Smack Owners and Fishermen 
of Barking and of Greenwich, Lxxxv. 441, p.————For the re- 
duction of Stamp Duty thereon; From Provost, Baillies and 
Councillors of Paisley, txxxviii. 201. 


Arbitration Act: 
74. Forthe Amendment of Act9 &amp; 10 Will. III. for deter- 


mining differences by Arbitration; From the there-undersigned, 
LXXXVIII. 132. See infra, 1400. 


Arches, Court of :—See infra, 858. 
Ardrossan Canal : 


75. For the Completion of the Canal from Glasgow to Ar- 
drossan, as a means of Employment for the Poor; From Renfrew, 





Arrest for Debt :—See infra, 685. 1420. 


Arthur, Colonel :—See infra, 263, 1112. 1731. 


Articles of Clerkship : 
82. For indemnity to Clerks who have omitted to inrol their 
Articles within the time prescribed by Law; From Preston, 
LXXXV. 103, P. 


83, For Repeal of the Stamp Duties on; From John Garlick 
Ball, of Minchinhampton; txxxvut. 408. 
Arts: 
84. For the Establishment of a National School for designing ; 
From Artists, being: Members of the Drawing and Designing 
Class of the Royal Mechanics’ Institution of Southampton; Re- 


ferred to the Select Committee on Arts and Manufactures, xct. 
223. 


Arundel Borough : 
85. Complaining of the Allegations in a Petition from the In- 
habitants of that Borough (presented 29 April 1833); From Cor- 
poration of Arundel, rxxxviit. 450. 


Asaph, St., and Bangor Dioceses : 
86. Forthe appropriation of a portion of the Revenues of those 
Sees to the establishment of Archdeaconries; From Clergy of the 
County of Anglesey, xc11. 337. 


Asborne Road :—See infra, 765. 
Ashe, Rev. Isaac: 


87. Concerning his conduct in support of the Government of 
Ireland; uxxv. 265, P. 


Assaults : 


88. To enable Magistrates to punish Assaults in a summary 
manner; From John Fuller, txx1x. 337, p. 


Asses : 


89. For a Reduction of Tolls on; From Thomas Poynter, 
Lxxx. 594. 


Assessed Taxes : 

90. {1820.] Complaining of the conduct of a Collector; From 
St. George in the East, txxv. 384. 

91. [1822.] For the Repeal thereof; From, Dublin, St. Mary’s, 
Lxxvul. 354, Pp. Dublin, St. Michans, 469, p. 

92. [1823.] For the Repeal thereof; From, Bath, St. Mi- 
chael’s, txxviu. 84, p. Bathwick, 63, ep. Bristol, Coach and 
Harness Makers, 95. Bristol, St. Peter and Castle Precincts, 69. 
Bristol, Temple Holy Cross, 69.—Westminster, St. Anne, 90, P. 
439, P. 


93. [1824.] For the Repeal thereof; From, Alton, Lxxrx. 
264, rp. Axbridge, 282, p.—Bath, St. James, 179, Pp. Bath, St. 
Michael, 90, p. Bath, St. Peter and St. Paul, 179, vp. Bathwick, 
82, p. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 230, rp. Blandford Forum, 211. 
Bridgewater, 185, r.—Canterbury City and County, 211. Can- 
terbury, Mayor, &amp;c., 211, p. Castle Cary, 320, rp. Clifton, 332. 
Croscombe, 156, p.—Derby, 336, p.—Edinburgh, Chamber of 
Commerce, 162, p. Edinburgh Commissioners of Eight Southern 
Districts, 162, p.—Farringdon Ward Without, 230, »p. Fulsgrave, 
211, p.—Leominster, 342, Pr. Limehouse, St. Anne, 382. London 
Corporation, 131, p. London, Farringdon Ward Without, 230, p. 
Long, Walter, Esq'*, 342, p.—Montrose, 126, p.—Oxford, 358, p. 
—Scarborough, 211, p. Shepton Mallett, 179, r. Southwark, 
St. Olave, 204.—Thame, 179. 


94. [1825.] For the Repeal thereof; From Abingdon; txxx. 
70. Attleborough 220, p. Axbridge, 103, p.—Banbury, 193. 
Bedwelty, 110, Pp. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 110, P. Bethnal Green, 
St. Matthew, 133. Brandon, 265, rp. Brent, South, 157. Bright- 





LXXV. 228. 


Ardrossan and Tradeston Canal Act: 
76. For Repeal; From Sir John Maxwell, Baronet, xcu. 331. 


Arigna Iron and Coal Company : 

77. From Roger Flattery of Dublin, brought up, and it appear- 
ing that the said Petition referred to Debates in the House, and 
contained accusations against Members without naming them, and 
also an Affidavit of the Petitioner, Petition withdrawn; rxxxu. 
41,——Shareholders, praying the House to institute an inquiry 
into the conduct of the Divestevs and Officers of the said Com- 
pany; uxxxu. 91, Pp. Motion for printing the Names subscribed 
to the Petition, negatived, 106. See infra, 964. 


Arklow Harbour : 
78. Praying the House to adopt Measures for the erection of 
a Bar at the Mouth of Arklow Harbour; From Clergy, Free- 
holders, Mariners and others of Arklow ; xc1. 270. 


Armstrong, Major-General : 
79. Complaining of the conduct of the War-Office in relation 
to the Levy ates and Subsistence for his Recruits ; and praying 
for inquiry; From Major-General Armstrong, xc. 645. 


Army :— See infra, 911. 1485-1437. 1463, 1956. 


Amy Accoutrements : 
80. Alleging Extortions practised on the Army in the supply 
of Articles furnished to the Men, and for an Inquiry; From 
ichard M‘Cormick, late a Private in the 17th .Regiment of 
cers; LXXxix. 360. 
Army Clothing : 
81. For Employment in the Manufacture thereof; From Ma- 
tufacturers and Operatives in Dublin; uxxxt. 383, P. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


helmstone, 168, p. Bristol, St. James, 110, p. Bury St. Ed- 
mund’s, 128.— Chippenham, 183, r.— Deptford, St. Nicholas, 
110,P. Dingwall, 157.—Edinburgh, 320, p. Edmonton, 6. Ely, 
152.—Grinton, 179, p. Guisborough, 152.—Holbeach, 157. 
Huddersfield, 179. Hull, 510, p-—Ipswich, St. Margaret, 133.— 
Lambeth, 133, p. Lincoln, North, Schoolmasters’ Association, 
510, p.—Marylebone, St., 157. Monythusloine, 110, p.—New- 
port (Monmouth), 133, p.—Nottingham, 309. (p. 310).—Pens- 
ford, 220, p. Perth, 168, Pp. Peter, St., Cornhill, 183, P. Poole, 123. 
Romsey, 163. Rye, 118.—Southwark, St. Saviour, 157.—Thame, 
24. Tower Ward, 220, p.—Wakefield, 110, p. Wigan, 157. 
Winchester, 41, p. Woolwich, 110, rp.—Yarmouth, Great, 103, p. 


95. [1826.] For the Repeal thereof; From, Abingdon; txxx1. 
201, ep. Axbridge, 120, p.—Beverley, 50. Bideford, 81. Bris- 
tol, St. James, 101, p. Bristol, St. Thomas, 160, p.—Canterbury, 
160, p. Clifton, 139.—Exeter, 134, p.—Farringdon, 201, p.— 
Limehouse, St. Anne, 265, p. London Corporation, 249, P. 

96. For the Repeal of certain parts of the General Assessed Tax 
Act; From Retail Dealers of Kingston-upon-Hull; txxxm1. 397. 

97. [1829.] For the Repeal thereof; From, Berwick-upon- 
Tweed; txxxiv. 85, p.—Lincoln, 218, p.—Malton, 251, p.—Shep- 
ton Mallet, 85, p.—Whilstone, 85, p. 

98. For the Repeal thereof; From St. Luke’s, Middlesex ; 
LXxxv. 496, P. 

99. For Revision thereof; From J. L. Schroder; txxxv. 504. 

100. [1830.] Complaining of the Powers given to Surveyors of 
Assessed Taxes; From Giles Hoad; txxxv. 190. 

101. Against Assessment of Carts with Metal Springs; From 
Northampton; Lxxxv. 449, Pp. 

102. [1830-31.] For the Repeal thereof; From, Aldgate 
Ward, London; txxxv1. 201, p. All Saints, 168. Andrew, St., 
Holborn, 189. Anne, St., Westminster, 209, p—Bassishaw Ward, 

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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Assimilation of Duties:—See infra, 829. 1901, &amp;c. 1913, &amp;e, 


Assizes : 
123, Complaining of the Inconvenience and Expense to which 
Witnesses and Parties in litigation are subjected by attendi 
itnesses attendi 
See infra, 1945. 


Assessed Taxes—continued. 

[1830-31.] For Repeal thereof—continued. 
London, txxxv1.229,P. Beiminster, 223. Bermondsey, St. Mary 
Magdalen, 189, Pr. Beverley, 176. Bolton by Bolland, 229, r. 
Brampton in le Morthen, 192. Bridlington Quay, 212. Bristol, 
461, Pr. Bristol, St. John the Baptist, 184. Bristol, St. Mary 
Redcliffe, 168. Bristol, St. Michael, 192. Bristol, St. Nicholas 
and St. Leonard, 183. Bristol, St. Philip and St. Jacob, 209, p. 
Bristol Temple, 183.—Cardiff, 176, p. Cave, South, 408. Chel- 
sea, St. Luke, 189. Christchurch, Surrey, 209. Clapham, York- 
shire, 212. Cordwainer Ward, London, 246, p. Cornhill Ward, 
209, p. Cripplegate, St. Giles, 237, r.—Driffield, Great, 430. 
Dunstan, 8t., Stcbonheath, alies Stepney, 223, p.—Easington, 229, p. 
Edinburgh, 269. Egton,212. Ely Rents, 189. Epworth, 164. 
—Gainsbro’, 164. George, St., Gloucester, 225. Giles, St., With- 
out, Cripplegate, 237, p. Guisborough, 367. Glastonbury, 167.— 
Hatton Garden. 189. Hertford, 264. Holborn, St. Andrew’s, 
189. Horncastle, 127, Pp. Huntingdon, 264, p.—Kildwick, 
Sutton, 209.—Lambeth, 451, p. Leonard, St., Bristol, 183. Lin- 
coln, 164, p. Lindley-cum-Quarmby, 367. Liversedge, 384. 
Longwood, 209. Louth, 254. Luke, St., Chelsea, 189. Luke, 
St., Middlesex, 209, p.—Mansfield, 198. Marsden, 192. Mile- 
end Old Town, Stepney, 223, r. Monmouth, St. Woollos, 348, p. 
Muskett, G.A., 189, p.—Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 223, p. Newington, 
St. Mary, 451, p. Newport, 384, p. Northampton, 176, P. 
Norwich, St. Andrew, 189, p. Norwich, St. Michael at Plea, 
212, p.—Reading, 282, rp. Rothwell, 430.—Saffron Hill, 189. 
Shepley, 225. Slaithwaite-cum-Lingards, 168. ‘ South Cave, 408. 
Stanley-cum-Wrenthorpe, 367. Stepney, St. Dunstan, 223, p. 
Stroud, 225. Sutton, Kildwick, 209.—Taunton, 184. Temple, 
Bristol, 183.—Wells, 176, p. Werburgh, St., 168. Westmin- 
ster, St. Anne, 209, rp. Wetherby, 384. Woollos, St., Monmouth, 
348, p.—York, 229, Pp. 

103. For the Abolition of Assessed Taxes and Tithes; From 
William Cobbett ; Motion for printing withdrawn; txxxvi. 161. 


104. For repeal of the Assessed Taxes, and permitting the cir- 
culation of One Pound Notes; From George Hodgkinson Barrow ; 
LXXXVI. 932. 


105. Complaining of being surcharged by the Commissioners 
of Assessed Taxes ; From John Gregory Brayne; txxxvut. 404, Pp. 


106. For the Amendment of Act 57 George III.; From Far- 
ningham ; LXxxvil. 428, P. 

107. [1833.] For the Repeal thereof; From, Aberdeen ; 
Lxxxvinl. 236. Alford, 230.—Balcombe, &amp;c., 314. Bath (Two 
Petitions), 46. Bridgnorth, 314. Bristol (Two Petitions), 419. 
Canterbury, 296. Crawley, 314. Cuckfield, 314. Driffield, 
Great, 143.—Edinburgh, 236. Ely, 243. Epping, 314.—Forfar, 
605.—Gainsborough, 230. Godmanchester and Huntingdon, 201. 
Grantham, 289.—Halifax, 143. Henfield, 249. Henstridge, 411. 
Huntingdon, 201.—Kidderminster, 57. Kingston-upon-Hull, 322. 
—London, Liverymen, &amp;c. of, 57. London (Portsoken Ward), 
647.—Monmouth, 159. Morton-in-Marsh, 322.—Newport (Isle 
of Wight), 128. Norwich, 182.—Reading, 90. Russell, Thomas, 
322.—Shepton Mallett, 322. Stoke-upon-Trent, 215. Stratford, 
Bow, 215.—Throe, 201. Tower Hamlets, 215.— Wells, 139. 
Wilkinson, John Thomas, 540. Winnibriggs and Throe, Hundreds 
of, (Lincoln), 201. Wolverhampton, 57. 

108. For repeal of the Assessed Taxes, the Septennial Act, the 
Corn Laws, and for Vote by Ballot; From Inhabitants of Graves- 
end and Milton; txxxvit. 215. 


109, Complaining of being obliged to pay a Sum for Assessed 
Taxes due from the previous Occupier of his Premises; From 
Sohn Corrie; uxxxvit. 535. 

110. Complaining of the mode adopted of surcharging Pro- 
perty; From Thomas Moss, Chairman of a Meeting of Ley- 
payers of Hulme, in the Parish of Manchester; txxxvitt. 635. 

111. Complaining of Goods having been distrained for Assessed 
Taxes; From, Edwin Hutchinson; txxxix. 98. John Phillips, 
501. William Tripp, 483. 569. William Bennett, xcu. 610. 

112. Complaining of ae. regres 3 go for a Male Servant, he 
being compelled by the Parish to take a Boy as an Apprentice ; 
From John Fraine Quick; txxxrx. 121. 

113-14. For the Repeal thereof; From, Maidenhead; txxx1x. 
144. Sunninghill, Old Windsor and other Places, 227. 

115. [1834.] For a Reform in the present mode of deter- 
mining Tax Appeals; Of George Broadrick; xc. 141. 


116. Foran Alteration in the Mode of determining Tax Ap- 
peals; Of Inhabitants of Doncaster; xc1. 120. 


117. For Abolition of the System of Surcharges to the As- 
sessed Taxes; Of Inhabitant Housekeepers of Tottenham, Ed- 
monton, Hadley, Mims and Barnet; xc1. 192. 

118. For Repeal; Of Inhabitants of Burford ; xc1. 352. 

119. For depriving Tax-gatherers of Summary Powers of 
Distraint, except under the Sign Manual of a Magistrate or Com- 
missioner of Taxes; Of Inhabitants of Leominster; xc1. 481. 

120. Complaining of the Construction of the Act imposing 
Duties on Riding Horses by the Commissioners of Assessed 
Taxes in that District ; Of Occupiers of Lands and Tenements in 
Glendale Ward pre Aer ny 3 XCI. 685. 

121. Complaining of the Reduction of their Remuneration by 
the Repeal of the Duties on Windows, Servants, &amp;c. ; Of Collectors 
of the Duties of Assessed Taxes for the Metropolis; xc1. 709. 

See infra, 667. 978. 1017. 1126. 1241, 1569. 1956. 1959. 


Assessors of Taxes: 


122. For transferring the Duties of Assessors of Taxes to the 
Excise; From Thaxted; ixxx1x. 560. 





Trials at a Distance from their Homes; Of 
the Lent Assizes in Taunton; xc1. 287. 


Associations, Illegal :—See infra, 1157. 


Astrology : | 
124. For exempting Practitioners of Astrology from the Penal- 

ties attached to the Science of foretelling Events; From Chelten- 
ham; xc. 482.—-For Amendment of the Law relating to Prac- 
titioners of Astrology ; Of William Parker; xc1. 552.—xcn., 168, 


Atchison, Thomas: 
125. Formerly a Captain in the Royal Artillery, complaining 
of his Dismissal, and for an Inquiry into the Merits of his Case ; 
LXXXVIII. 579. 


Athlone: 


126. Complaining of their Names having been forged to the 
Petition complaining of that Election; From James Hannan and 
others, Inhabitants of Athlone ; uxxxu.311. (See Elections, 430.) 
———-Complaining of Abuses in the Corporation of Athlone; From 
Thomas Flanagan; Lxxx11.390.———Against Non-resident Free- 
men voting at Elections for that Borough; From Inhabitants lately 
composing the Athlone Liberal Club ; txxxrv. 387, p. Com- 

laining of Abuses in the Elective Representation of that Borough ; 
rom Merchants and Inhabitants of Athlone; txxxv. 212, p.————. 
For extending toall Roman Catholics resident in Boroughs and Cor- 
rate Towns in Ireland the Benefit of the Acts for the encourage- 
ment of the Settlement of Persons professing the Protestant 
Religion, and that a Return be made of the Number of Freemen, 
resident and non-resident, of the Borough of Athlone; From John 
Christopher Dillon; txxxv. 270, p.————That Residents of Seven 
Years in Corporations may have their Freedom ; From Inhabitants 
of Athlone; txxxv. 505,_———-Complaining of certain Mili 
Regulations in force in that Borough; From Inhabitants of 
Athlone; txxxvutt. 674. 


Athlone Bridge : 


127. Complaining of the dangerous state thereof, and for the 
adoption of measures for its repair and improvement; From Ath- 
lone; LxxxiIv. 82, P.—Lxxxix. 62.—xc. 439. Thomas Flanagan; 
Lxxxvul. 505. Grand Jury of the General Quarter Sessions of 
the Peace for the District of Athlone, txxx1x. 389. Roscommon, 
LXxxix. 115. 


Atholl, Duke of :—See infra, 1380. 


Atkinson, Aaron: 
128. Complaining of the Loss of his Property, and for a Com- 
mission of Inquiry; Lxxx11. 568.—Lxxxv. 374. 


Attornies and Solicitors : 
129. To extend to Ireland Bill to amend Acts for the regula- 
tion of Attornies and Solicitors; From Solicitors and Attornies of 
Ireland ; txxvi. 233, P. 


130. Torepealthe Stamp Duty on Attornies’ Certificates; From, 
Solicitors of Edinburgh; rxx1x. 297, p. Clerks and Apprentices to 
the Procurators of Dumfries, 320. Faculty of Procurators before 
the High Court of Admiralty of Scotland, and Members of Society 
of Solicitors in the Supreme Courts of Scotland, 337. Attornies and 
Solicitors of Ireland; Clerks and Apprentices to the Procurators 
of Haddingtonshire ; 348, p. 


131. To repeal the Stamp Duties on Licenses to Procurators 
and Notaries Public, on their Admission to practise in the Infe- 
rior Courts in Scotland; and on Certificates of Notaries; viz. 
Members of the Faculty of Procurators in Glasgow; ixxx. 152. 
Of the Dean of Faculty and Members of the Society of Procurators 
and the Notaries Public of Kilmarnock ; and of the Subscribers, 
Practitioners of the Law in Aberbrothock; 157. Writers in 
Dumfermline, and of Procurators in the Sheriff Court of Fife; 
164. Of Practitioners of Law in the County of Ayr, 220, P. 
Procurators and Notaries Public of Selkirk, 226. Dean and 
Members of the Faculty of Procurators in Paisley, 226, p. Pro- 
curators of the Sheriff Court of Dumbartonshire, 255. Agents 
and Procurators of the Sheriff Court of Kincardineshire, 274. 
Society of Solicitors in the Supreme Court of Scotland; and 
before the Commissary, Sheriff and other Courts of Edinburgh ; 
294. Attornies of Montrose, 331, Pp. Attornies and Solicitors of 
Ireland, 446, P. ‘ 

132. For the Amendment of the Act 36 Geo. III. c. 25, par- 
ticularly as to that part which imposes an Oath to be taken on 
their admission; Of Attornies and Solicitors of Ireland ; 1xxx. 
446, P. 

133. For Repeal of Stamp Duty on Attornies’ Certificates; Of 
Procurators of the Sheriff Court of Forfarshire ; Lxxx1. 75, P. 
Procurators practising before the Courts of Law in Perthshire; 
and of William Carnegie, President of the Society of Advocates 
in Aberdeen, 106, rp. Of Society of Solicitors in the Supreme 
Courts of Scotland, 217, p. 

134. Relative to Oath required to be taken by Act 36 Geo. IIL; 
Of Attornies of Ireland; uxxx1, 106, Pp. 

135. For an Inquiry into the Injuries a ee 
received by Attornies detaining Title Deeds, Leases, &amp;c.; 0 
Wallop Brabazon, of Rath (Louth); uxxx1. 361.———Com 
ing of Attornies obtaining possession of Bills of Exchange or the 
purpose of bringing Actions; Of John Kinnear, rxxxu. 596. 


136. For constituting Attornies and Solicitors a Corporate 
Collegiate Body ; Of Robert Browne ; Lxxxiv. 369, P. Pi 
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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Attornies and Solicitors—continued. 

137. For the Amendment of the Laws affecting their Fees; Of 
Solicitors and Attornies of Cork ; txxxrv. 403, p. 

138. For Repeal of the Stamp Duty on Certificates taken out by 
Solicitors and others; From, Arbroath, txxxv1.376. Ayr, 367.— 
Brechin, 381.—Dunblane, 376. Greenock, 451.—Kilmarnock, 
367. Kincardine, 376.—Paisley, 376. Perthshire, 212, Pp. 376. 
———From, Procurators before the Sheriff Court of Berwick- 
shire; txxxvi. 729. Attornies, &amp;c., of Montrose, 797. 

139. For Repeal of Stamp Duties on Certificates; From, Attor- 
nies and Solicitors of Ireland ; txxxvi. 247, P.—Lxxxvil. 143. 571. 
———-From, Alston, John, rxxxvit. 634. Glasgow, Procurator, 
258.—Ireland, Attornies and Solicitors of, 69.—Liverpool, Law So- 
ciety, 572. 

140, Praying the House to pass a Bill which will carry the 

rinciple of the Assimilation of the English and Irish Currency Act 
into full operation in Ireland, in relation to the Fees of practising 
Attornies and Solicitors, and for increasing the Jurisdiction of the 
Local Courts; From President and others of the Irish Law So- 
ciety, LXXXVIII. 237. 
, 141-5. For Repeal of Stamp Duty on Attornies’ Certificates ; 
From, Aberdeen, President of the Society of Advocates of ; 


LXxXXxvill. 301. Ayr, 478.—Montrose, 437.—Paisley, Faculty of 
Procurators in, 428. ~Perthshire, Members of the Society of Pro- 
: curators of, 379.—Society of Solicitors in the Supreme Courts in 
; Scotland, 555. Stirlingshire, 437. 





From, Society of Writers 
to His Majesty’s Signet in Scotland; Members of the said 
Society; Society of Solicitors in the Supreme Courts of Scot- 
land; txxx1x. 474. Montrose, 584. ———From, John and Edgar 


. Blaker, xc. 81. Solicitors in the Supreme Court of Scotland, 

t 116. Preston, 261. Society of Solicitors of Edinburgh, 296. 

, Society of Attornies, Solicitors and others, 446. ‘Attornies and 

a Solicitors of Doncaster, 506. The City of York, 548. Wakefield, 

n 578. Spilsby, Alford and Wainfleet, 659. —— From, Aber- 

3 deen, President and Society of Advocates in, xc1. 107. Advo- 

y cates, First Clerks, practising as Agents before the Court of Ses- 

f sion, 98. Arbroath, 224. Argyle, 244. Axbridge, 315. Ayr, 

45.—Banflshire, 191. Bath, 326. Bathgate, 227. Berwick- 

shire, 330. Birmingham, 297. Birth and Dalry, Isle of, 268. 

- Bolton, 315. Brechin, 224.—Cambridge and Ely, 191. Coven- 

‘" try, 441. Cupar, 160.—Dalry, 268. Derby, 268. Devonport 

; and Stonehouse, 351. Dumfriesshire, 115. Dundee, 244. Dur- 

if ham City, 315. Dursley, 437.—Edinburgh, Society of Solicitors, 

1, 250. Elgin, 197. Ely, Isle of, 191.—Forfar, 224. Gateshead, 

315. Glasgow, 34. Glastonbury, 315. Gloucester, 356. Gree- 

nock, 197. 589.—Haddington, 212. Hamilton, 589. Inverness, 

288. 326. Irvine, 145.—Kent, 567. Kidderminster, 268. Kil- 

marnock, 115. Kincardineshire, 107. Kingston-upon-Hull, 348. 

“ Kirkcaldy, 120.—Langport, &amp;c., 315. Law Society of Ireland, 

President of, 330. Leith, 227. Montrose, 224.—Neale, Robert 

Osborne, 224. Neale, Robert Osborne, Clients of, 751. Newcas- 

tle-upon-Tyne and Gateshead, 315. Paisley, 160. Perthshire, 53. 

a- Plymouth, 351. Pwllheli, 295.—Roxburgh, 330.—Somerton, 315. 

of Stirlingshire, 130. Stonehouse, 351. Stornoway, 315. 522. Sun- 

derland, 425. Supreme Courts of Scotland, Society of Solicitors 

m, of, 98.—Tewkesbury, 351.—Walsall, 268. Wigan, 567. Wor- 

to cester, 310. Writers of His Majesty’s Signet, Members of the 

re Society of, 224. -———From Dumbartonshire, xc. 6.—Frazer- 

ty burgh, 406.—Glasgow, 319.—Kirkcaldy, 319.—Perthshire, 331. 

nd —Solicitors in the Supreme Courts of Scotland, Society of, 149. 
Ors Somerset, 50. Stirling, 319. 

146. Complaining of divers Offices connected with the Ad- 
ors ministration of Justice, and the Practice of the Courts of Law, 
fe- being filled by Persons who are not Members of the Profession 
riz. of Attorney and Solicitor; Of Attornies and Solicitors of Ire- 
52. land; xci1. 436. See infra, 269. 629. 858. 947. 1249. 

. Attorney General of Ireland :— See infra, 805. 

in Attymass and Kilgarvan Parishes : 

fe ; 147, For Dissolution of the Union; From Protestant Inhabit- 
i ants; LXxvir. 306, P. 

a Aubin, Sir John St. :—see infra, 328, 

- Auckley Township :—See infra, 744. 

vt Auction Duty : 

gh; 148. For a Return of the Auction Duty paid on the Sale of an 

3 of Estate, to which a satisfactory Title could not be made; From 

Richard Gude, Lxxxut. 416, p.———For Repeal of Auction Duty 

par on the Sale of Farming Produce; From John Webb, txxxv. 374. 

on Auctions : 

1X. 149. Against Mock Auctions; From Wolverhampton, txxv. 
“ 417. Sheffield, txxvu. 305, p. Wakefield, 276, p. 

J 


} Of Austin, Edward : 


se} 150. That the Party having the grant from His Majesty’s 
wt Government, for raising the Ships “ Royal George,” and “ Boyne,” 
nar do immediately enter on such Work, or relinquish the same alio- 
: gether; rxxxrx. 523. 
TL; Austrian Loan : 

151. Respecting the Payment thereof; Of Inhabitants of 
have Liverpool, txxv1. 166, P. 
of Baggage &gt;—See tnfra, 1436. 
r the Bahamas :&gt;— See infra, 1461. 
" Baines, Thomas : 
orate 152. Complaining of his Imprisonment in Lancaster Castle, for 


Debt, and praying to be removed to one of His Majesty’s Gaols ; 





For XC. 649, 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


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Baker, John: 


153. [1823.] Complaining of the Conduct of the Barrack Mas- 
ter at Parkharst; Of John Baker, of Carisbrooke, Isle of Wight, 
LXXVIII. 439. 


Bakers :—See infra, 154. 308. 766, 767. 1317. 
Baking Trade: 


154. For an Act to prohibit the Employment of Journeymen 
Bakers in the Night Time; From Journeymen Bakers of Navan, 
LXXXVI. 830.———That the City of Waterford may be placed 
within the Operation of any Bill which may be brought into the 
House for one. the Baking Trade of Ireland; From Cor- 
poration of Waterford, Lxxxv1. 878.———For the better regula- 
tion of the Baking. Trade in Ireland; From Corporation of the 
Chamber of Commerce of Waterford, txxxvu. 175, P. 


Balbriggan Church : 


155. That the Commissioners under the Church Temporalities 
Act may be forthwith required to repair the said Church, which 
was destroyed by Fire in December 1833; From George Alexander 
Hamilton, txxxix. 584. 


Ballina Harbour: 


156. For the adoption of measures for the improvement of that 
Harbour, and the Navigation of the River Moy; From Ballina, 
xc. 583. 646. 


Ballot :—See infra, 885, &amp;e. 
Ballynaughan Pier : 


157. For assistance in erecting a Pier at Ballynaughan; Of 
Magistrates, Clergy and others of the Northern Part of the County 
of Clare, xc. 207. 


Baltinglass Road :—See infra, 768. 
Bank of England : 


158. Relative to Cash Payments; From, Brading, txxvu. 
333, p.—Rochford, 333, rp. Romford, 333, p.———Complaining 
of the Non-production of a Power of Attorney; Of Elizabeth 
Pridham of Brixham, Lxxx1. 171, p. 316, Pp. ——Complaining that 
the Proprietors are not permitted an Inspection of the Accounts 
of that Concern without the consent of a Majority of the Directors; 
Of William Harris, txxx1. 224, p. Submitting his views rela- 
tive to the Bank Charter; From Thomas Joplin, rxxxvu. 340, p. 
That their interests may be regarded during the pending 
Investigation; From Henry Hobhouse, Chairman of a Committee 
of Country Bankers assembled in London, txxxvuit. 371, Pp. ——— 
Against the Renewal of the Charter; From Windsor and adjoining 
Places, txxvu. 305, p. Chapel-en-le-Frith, txxxvm. 462.— 
Wolseley, Sir Charles, 292. That the Committee be in- 
structed to inquire into and report on the Standard of Value; 
From Sir John Maxwell and others, txxxvu. 473, p.———For 
postponing the consideration of the question relating to the Renewal 
of the Bank Charter to the New Parliament ; From Hide, txxxvu. 
484, p.————That Public Banking Companies may be enabled to 
draw Bills for less than the Sum of £.50 at a shorter date than Six 
Months; From Directors of Joint Stock Banking Companies in 
England, txxxvu. 520. -For modifying the Measures pro- 
posed by His Majesty’s Government so as to secure to the Country 
the present System of Banking; From Inhabitants of Darlington, 
Lxxxvur. 500.——Against the proposed Arrangement on the 
Renewal of the Bank Charter ; From, Barnard Castle, txxxvim. 
540. Burford, 554.—Cirencester, 527.—Exeter, 554.—Gloucester, 
554. Manchester, 529. Middleham, &amp;c., 534.—Richmond (York), 
534.—Stockton, 527. See infra, 674, &amp;c. 


Bank of England Notes : 

159. Respecting Plan for preventing the Forgery thereof; From 
James Ferguson, of Newman Street, txxvi. 179.—.Lxxvit. 108, P. 
———From Edward Heaton, of Higher Bentham (York), txxrx. 
490, p.—————From Edward Chance, Lxxxi. 241, P.———For 
mitigating the Punishment for the Forgery thereof; From George 
Gibson Nichols, txxv1. 204, p.——— Respecting Criminal Prose- 
cutions by the Bank of England for Forgery; From John Joseph 
Stockdale, txxxviit. 344. See infra, 674, &amp;c. 983. 

Bank of Ireland Act: 

160. [1825.] Complaining of the Construction thereof; From 
Dublin, Noblemen, Gentlemen, Merchants, &amp;c., Lxxx. 151, P. 

161, [1833.] Complaining of the Rejection by the Bank of 
Ireland of a Power of Attorney for the Transfer of Stock, on the 
ground of its being witnessed by a Roman Catholic Clergyman 
instead of a Protestant one; From Rev. Eugene O'Reilly, 
LXXXVUI. 177. 

Bankers’ Notes: 

162, Complaining of Country Bank Notes not being paid in 
Gold; From P rederick Jones, of Bristol; Offered, and, by leave, 
withdrawn; Lxxx. 587. ——Another Petition presented, 605, Pp. 








163. For prohibiting or regulating the Issue of Country 
Bankers’ Notes; Of Inhabitants of Chorley, txxx1. 41, P. 

164. Complaining of the refusal to pay Gokl Coin in Exchange 
for the Notes of the Sevenoaks Bank; Of William Martin, 
Grocer, of Sevenoaks, Kent, txxx1. 130, p. 

165. For compelling Bankers to pay Gold on demand; Of 
James Cannell, txxx1. 316, P. 


Ireland: 

166. Against any Alteration of the Currency ; Ordered to lic 
on the Table, and afterwards referred to the Select Committee on 
Promissory Notes in Scotland and Ireland, or else referred when 
presented ; (See Commitiees, 1071) ; From,—Clare, Lxxx1. 386, P. 
Coshma and Kenry Baronies, 231.—Galway, Grand Juries of the 
County, and County. of the Town, 296.—Kenry, Barony, 231. 

‘ ; Kilkenny : 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relatwe to— 


Bankers’ Notes ; Jreland—continued. 

Against any Alteration of the Currency—continued. | 
Kilkenny, City and Neighbourhood, :xxx1. 231.—Limerick, Cham- 
ber of Commerce, 176, p. Limerick, County, 231. Limerick, High 
Sheriff, 263. Loughill, 263. Londonderry, City and County, 
217.--Massey, John Bolton, 263. Maybole, 176.—Shanagolden, 
263.—Wexford, 372, p. 


Scotland : 

167. Against any Alteration of the Currency ; Petitions refer- 
red to Select Committee on Promissory Notes, in Scotland and 
Ireland; From,—Abercherder, Parish, txxx1. 300. Aberdeen, 
City, Advocates’ Society, 175, p. Aberdeen, City, Burgesses, 
Merchants, &amp;c., 106, p. Aberdeen, City, Incorporated Trades, 
130, p. Aberdeen, City, Provost, &amp;c., 101, p. Aberdeen, 
County, Farmers, 217, p. Aberdeen, County, Freeholders, &amp;c., 
175, p. Aberdeen, County, Manufacturers, 217, rp. Aberdour, 
301. Aboyne, Parish, 241. Alness, Parish,278. Alors, Parish, 
223. Andrew’s, St., City of, Incorporated Trades, 217. Andrew’s, 
St., City of, Provost, &amp;c., 105, p. Anstruther Wester, Burgh, 
188. Anworth, 263. Arbroath, Dean of Guild, &amp;c., 120, P. 
Arbroath, Incorporated Trades, 135, Pp. Arbroath, Provost, &amp;c., 
106, p. Argyll, County, Noblemen, &amp;c., 211. Auchindoir, 320. 
Auchterless, 270. Auchtermuchty, Chief Magistrate, &amp;c., 217. 
Avoch, Parish, 223. Ayr, Burgh, Incorporated Trades, 152, Pp. 
Ayr, Burgh, Magistrates, 135, p. Ayr, Burgh, Merchant Com- 

any, 130, p. Ayr, County, Noblemen, &amp;c. 145, p.-—Banchory, 

arish, 176, ». Banchory Ternan, Parish, 320. Banff, Burgh, 
Operative Tradesmen, &amp;c:, 175, p. Banff, Burgh, Provost, &amp;c., 
165, Pp. Banff, County, Noblemen, &amp;c., 175, p. Banffshire, 
Farmer Club, 211. Barclay, James, 159, p. Beith, Parish, 
Heritors, &amp;c., 152, Pp. Beith, Town, Magistrates, &amp;c., 152, P. 
Belhelvie, Parish, 301. Berwick, County, Noblemen, &amp;c., 
176, p. Berwick, North, Burgh, Magistrates, &amp;c., 171, P. 
Birse, Parish, 176, ». Blairgowrie, Burgh of Barony, 217. 
Bourtie, Parish, 241. Braemar, Parish, 320. Brechin, City, 
Guildry Incorporation, 211. Brechin, City, Magistrates, &amp;c., 
135, p. Burntisland, Burgh, Provost, &amp;c., 115, Pp. Bute, 
County, Heritors, &amp;c., 181, p.—Campbell Town, Burgh, 230. 
Caputh, Parish, 254. Cargill, Parish, 181, Pp. Carmillie, 
Parish, 217. Clatt, Parish, 301. Cluny, Parish, 241. Collace, 
Parish, 254. Comrie, Parish and Village, 217. Coull, Parish, 
241. Coupar Angus, Town, 165. Crail, Burgh, Magistrates, 
165, p. Crathie, Parish, 320. Cromarty, County, 217. Cro- 
marty, County, Farmers, 223. Cruden, 241. Cullen, Burgh, 
Magistrates, 217. Culross, Burgh, 125, p. Cupar, Burgh, 165. 
Cupar in Fife, 188. Cushnie, ‘Parish, 241.—Daviot, in Aber- 
deenshire, 320. Deer, New, Parish, 320. Deer, Old, Parish, 
Farmers, 270. Dingwall, Burgh, Magistrates, 152, p. Dornock, 
Burgh, Magistrates, 270. Dron, Parish, 301. Dull, Parish, 
270. Dumbarton, County, 188. Dumfries, Freeholders, 139, p. 
Dumfries, Incorporated Trades, 203. Dumfries, Royal Burgh, 
223. Dunbar, Burgh, 223. Dunbar, Burgh, Inhabitants, 223. 
Dundee, Guildry and Merchants Incorporation, 159, rp. Dun- 
dee, Provost, &amp;c., 165, p. Dunse, Town, 297. Dyce, Parish, 
241. Dysart, Burgh, 188.—Echt, Parish, 241. Edinburgh, 
City, Chamber of Commerce, 101, p. Edinburgh, City, Ham- 
mermen, 165, Pp. Edinburgh, City, Inhabitants, 181, p. Edin- 
burgh, City, Lord Provost, &amp;c., 86, p. Edinburgh, City, St. 
Mary’s Chapel, Incorporation, 241. Edinburgh, City, Mer- 
chants’ Company, 111,p. Edinburgh, City, Tailors’ Incorporation, 
111, ep. Edinburgh, City, Wrights and Masons, 249. Edinburgh, 
County, Noblemen, &amp;c. 139, p. Edzell, Parish, 217. Elgin, 
Burgh, Guildry, 165, rp. Elgin, Burgh, Provost, &amp;c., 165, pP. 
Elgin, County, 188. Ellon, Parish, 301.—Fearn, Parish, 278. 
Fife, County, Noblemen, &amp;c., 188. Fintray, Parish, 241. Forfar, 
County, Noblemen, &amp;c., 130, p. Forfarshire, Eastern, Farming 
Association, 297. Forgue, Parish, 270. Forres, Burgh, Pro- 
vost, &amp;c., 159, p. Fortrose and Rosmarky, Burghs, 230. Fo- 
veran, Parish, 320. Fyvie, Parish, 270.—-Garioch, Chapel, 320. 
Glasgow, City, Lord Provost, &amp;c., 145, p. Glasgow, City, Mer- 
chants’ House, 145, p. Glasgow, City, Trades, &amp;c., 145, P. 
Glendowan, Parish, 278. Glenmuick, Parish, 320. Glentanner, 
Parish, 241. Greenock, Chamber of Commerce, 145, p.—Had- 
dington, Burgh, Provost, &amp;c.,111. Haddington, Burgh, Trades- 
men, &amp;c., 111. Haddington, County, Noblemen, &amp;c., 130, Pp. 
Huntly, Town, Inhabitants, 217.—Insch, Parish, 301. Inverhieln, 
Parish, 217. Inverness, Burgh, 106, rp. Inverness, Burgh, 
Merchants, Burgesses, &amp;c., 308. Inverness, County, Free- 
holders, &amp;c., 176, p. Inverness-shire, Farming Society, 249. 
Inverary, Burgh, 230. Inverury, Burgh, 165, p. Inverury, 
Parish, 241.—Jedburgh, Burgh, Burgesses, &amp;c., 171, p. Jed- 
burgh, Burgh, Provost, &amp;c., 171, p.—Keithhall, Parish, 301. 
Kelso, Owners and Occupiers of Land, 320. 337. Kemnay, Parish, 
301. Kerrymuir, Merchants, &amp;c., 106. Kildrummy, Parish, 
320. Kilmarnock, Magistrates, &amp;c., 145, Pp. &gt; 5 a 
County, Freeholders, 176, p. Kincardine Oneil, 241. Kin- 
clavin, Parish, 270. King Edward, Parish, 301. Kinnell, 
Parish, 217. Kinnellar, Parish, 241. Kinnethmont, Parish, 
301. Kinross, County, Freeholders, &amp;c.,217. Kintore, Parish, 
301. Kirkcaldy, Burgh, Merchants, 176, p. Kirkcudbright, 
Stewartry, 217. 241. Kirkmalreck, Parish, 241. Kirkwall, 
Burgh, Provost, &amp;c., 203.—Lanark, Burgh, Provost, &amp;c., 176, Pp. 
Lanark, County, Noblemen, &amp;c., 165, p. Lauder, Burgh, 165, Pp. 
Leith, Incorporation of Maltmen, 165, rp. Leith, Trinity House 
Corporation, 188. Leslie, Parish, 301. Lethnot, Parish, 217. 
Lin ithgow, Burgh, Provost, &amp;c., 145, p. Linlithgow, County, 
Freeholders, &amp;c., 130, p. Linlithgow, County, Owners and Oc- 
cupiers of Land, 270. Lochiel, Parish, 241. Lochmaben, 
Burgh, Incorporated Trades, 270. Lochmaben Burgh, Magis- 
trates, &amp;c., 270. Logie Buchan, Parish, 320. Logie Coldstone, 





Bankers’ Notes ; Scotland—continued. 


Against any Alteration of the Currency—continued. 

Parish, txxx1.320. Lumphanan, Parish,241. Lybster, Parish, Les. 
sees, &amp;c., 217, p.—Macduff, Baron, Burgh, Merchants, &amp;e., 176, p, 
Machar, New, Parish, 241. Machar, Old, Parish, 241, Martin, 
St., Parish, 254. Meldrum, Parish, 241. Methlie, Parish, 390, 
Methvin, Parish, 254. Midmar, Parish, 241. Moncrieffe, Sir 
David, Baronet, 193, p. Monikie, Parish, 235. Montrose, 
Burgh, Merchants, &amp;c., 165, Pp. Montrose, Burgh, Provost, &amp;e i 
120, P. Monymusk, Parish, 301. Mora shire, Farmers’ Clu 
235. Musselburgh, Burgh, 217.—Nairn, Town and County, 193, 
Newton Stewart, and Neighbourhood, 217. Nisbet, Andrew, 217, 
—-Orkney, County, Convener of, 203. Olrig, Inhabitants, 235, 
Oyne, Parish, 241.—Paisley, Provost, &amp;c., 145, p. _Panbride, 
Parish, 217. Peebles, Burgh, Inhabitants, 223. Peebles, Burgh, 
Magistrates, 145,r. Peebles, County, 145, P. Peebles-shire, 
Farmers, 217. Perth, City and Royal Burgh, Dean of Guild, 
152. Perth, Lord Provost, &amp;c., 101, p. Perth, Merchants, &amp;., 
165,P. Perth, County, 254.278. Perth, County, Noblemen, &amp;c., 
181, p. Perthshire, Farming Society, 193, rp. Perthshire, Pro. 
curators, &amp;c., 181, p. Peterhead, Parish, 270. Peterhead, 
Town, Magistrates, 175, P. Pitsligo, 301. Pittenween, Burgh, 
Chief Magistrate, 263. Pittenween, Burgh, Magistrates, &amp;c., 
176, P. Devteap, Burgh of Barony, Magistrates, &amp;e., 211. 
Premnay, Parish, 241. Pulteney, Town, Fish Curers, 139, p, 
—Rathden, Parish, 320. Renfrew, Burgh, 193. Renfrew, 
County, Freeholders, &amp;c., 145, Pp. Rhind, Parish, 270. Rose- 
markie, Parish, 223. | Roskeen, Parish, 278. Rosmarky, 
Burgh, 230. Ross, County, Farmers, &amp;c., 223. Ross, County, 
Freeholders, &amp;c., 217. Rothesay, Borough, 231. Rothiemay, 
Parish, 301. Roxburghshire, Upper District, 223.--Scotland, 
Solicitors’ Society, 188. Selkirk, —— Magistrates, 145, p, 
Selkirk, County, Noblemen, &amp;c. 176, p. Skene, Parish, 301. Slains, 
Parish, 241. Solicitors of Scotland, Society of, 188. Stirling, 
Burgh, Inhabitants, 159, p. Stirling, Burgh, Magistrates, 
193. Stirlingshire, Freeholders, 203. Strachan, Parish, 176, p. 
Strathdon, Parish, 301. Strichen, Parish, 301. Stromness, in 
the Stewartry of Orkney and Zetland, Magistrates of, 211. Su- 
therland, County, Freeholders, 254.—Tain, Burgh, Provost, &amp;c., 
130, rp. Tarbet, Parish, 278. Tarland, Parish, 320. Tarves, 
Parish, 320. Thurso, 241. Tod, John, 263. Towie, Parish, 320, 
Turriff, Town, Farmers, 217. Turriff, Town, Manufacturers, 217, 
Tyrie, Parish, 320.—Udney, Parish, 320.—Whithorn, Burgh, 
223. Wick, Fish Curers, 139, p. Wigtown, Burgh, Magistrates, 
165, Pp. Wigtown, Burgh, Merchants, &amp;c., 165, p. Wigtown, 
County, Freeholders, &amp;c., 181, p.—Zetland, Islands, 211. 


168. [1828.] Against Act prohibiting the Issue of Notes 
under a limited Sum; From, Agnes, St.; Lxxxi. 392. Alder- 
wasley Heage and Morley Park, 383, 384, p. Alfreton, 378, Pp. 
Andover, 397. Axminster, 430, p.—Barrow, George Hodgkinson, 
315. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 401, p. Beverley, 406, p. Birch- 
wood, 356, p. Birmingham, 536,r. Bishop Wearmonxth, 367, p. 
Black, Ebenezer, 478, ®. Blandford Forum, 389. Bridport, 412. 
Burford, 389.—Camborne, 367, p. Cardigan, 389, p. Carmar- 
then, 389, rp. Cheltenham, 383, 384, rp. Chesterfield, 401, r. 
Chester-le-Street, 430. Cirencester, 378, p. Codnor, 412, p. 
Colchester, 392, p. Colomb, St., Major, 392. Colton, John Yates, 
of, 451. Cookson, Isaac, 314, 315, p. Crowland, 492, p. Cum- 
berland, 378, p.— Denbigh, 456, r. Derby, 430. Devizes, Land- 
owners, 392, Pp. Devizes, Tradesmen, 389, rp. Dolgelly, 430.— 
Eastwood, 392, p. Erth, St., 372, ep. Exeter, 383, 384.—Flint, 
County, 483, p. Fowey, 401, p.—Gloucester, 389, p. Goldspur 
and Gostrow (Sussex), 511, Pp. Gostrow, 511, Pp, Greasley and 
Eastwood, 392, p. Grantham, 443, Pp. Gwinear Phillock and 
St. Erth, 372, p.—Hallamshire weg 7+ 339, 340, Pp. Heage, 
383, 384, p. Heanor, 412,r. Helston, 156. Holywell Flint, 327. 
Huntingdon County, 327.—Ilkeston, 378, p. Ives, St., 372, P. 
Ivybridge, 370, p.—Kent, Weald of, 474, p. Kidderminster, 304. 
Kilbourne Heanor, &amp;c.,412,P. Kingston-upon-Hull, 360, 361, P. 
—Leamington, 522. Leicester, 427, Pp. 435. - Lincoln, 435, P. 
Looe, East, 392. Loscoe, 412, Pp. Loughborough, 435. Lyme, 
435.—Malton, 499. ee 320. eleomb Regis, 389, P. 
Meneage, District, 392. old, 389, rp. Monk Wearmouth, 
367, Pp. Monmouth, 435. Montgomery, 443. Morley Park, 383, 
384, p.—Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Chamber of Commerce, 314, 315, P. 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne Port, 406, rp. Newport (Isle of Wight), 
392. Northleach, 383, 384,r. Norwich City, 443, p. Notting- 
ham, Derby and York, 430. Nottingham, 456, p.— Phillock, 
372,P. Pontefract,487,Pr. Poole,304. Purbeck, Isle of, 392, P- 
—Redruth, 367. Riddings, Somercotes and Birchwood, 356, P. 
Ripley, 356, rp. Ripon, 412, rp. Ross (Hereford), 420, rp. Ro- 
therham, 401. Rye, 452, p.—Scarborough, 389, rp. Selston, 378, P. 
Sheffield, 339, 340, p. Shields, North, 314, 315, P. Shields, 
South, 430. Somercotes, 356, p. Spalding and Vicinity, 406. 
Staffordshire District, 392. 420, Pp. Stow-on-the-Wold, 507, ? 
Sunderland, Bishop Wearmouth and Monk Wearmouth, 367, P. 
Sunderland Port, 392, p.-—Thomas, William, 427. Tregony, 556. 
Truro, 295.—Wareham, 360. Weald of Kent, 474, rp. Wear 
River and Port of Sunderland, 392, rp. Weymouth and Meleomb 
Regis, 389, rp. Whitby, 430, p. Wirksworth, 443, p.—Yates, 
John, of Colton, 451. York and Derby, 430. York, Nottingham 
and Derby, 430. 


169. In favour of Act prohibiting the Issue of Notes under 4 
limited sum ; From Artisans of Nottingham, rxxxu1. 456, P. 


170. In favour of an issue of One Pound Notes; From Land- 
owners, Occupiers, Gentry and others of Tamworth; LxxxiX. 
466, See infra, 674, &amp;c. 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Barony Collectors : 


Banking Companies, Ireland : 

171. [1825.] For the Encouragement thereof; From Galway, 
Grand J and Merchants, txxx. 355, p. Ireland, Noblemen 
&amp;c., 188. Limerick, Chamber of Commerce, 227, p. 
1096. 1175. 1674. 


Banking System : 
172. For an alteration of the Banking System of Scotland ; 
From Inhabitants of Dunse, txxx1. 235, Pp. See supra, 158. 

162, &amp;e. 166, 167. 


Bankrupt Laws : 


173. For an alteration therein; William Hayes; ixxv. 150.— 
LXxvil. 121, p. Attornies and Solicitors of York ; txxx111. 206. 
Attornies and Solicitors of Kingston-upon-Hull, 319, p. Lord 
Mayor, Aldermen and Commons of the City of London; txxxv1. 
277, P.————Complaining thereof; Joseph Gregson, txxvitt. 94. 
Edmund Townsend, .txxvii. 439, p.—.xxx. 291, rp. James 
Hulme, uxxxu. 75. Thomas Dornford, 107. George Henry 
Bays, 542. Attornies of Lancaster, 574.———Against any altera- 
tion; From Edmund Townsend, ixxx. 291, p.——— Against 
requiring Commissions of Bankrupt within Eighty Miles of the 
Metropolis to be executed in Senibon ; LXXXV. 395, P.———For 
revision thereof; From John Thomas Church, rxxxv. 456. —— 
For inquiry into the Expenses attending Commissions of Bank- 
ruptey in Ireland; From Michael Sellors, rxxxv1. 106, P. 
For abolishing the Fourteen Lists of Commissioners, and for esta- 
blishing a Court in lieu thereof; From, Bankers, Merchants and 
others of the Metropolis, txxxvi. 288, p. For extending to 
Ireland the Bankrupt Laws of England; From, Patrick M‘Tighe, 
txxxvi. 390. Luke Dolan, 409.——For conferring Jurisdiction 
on the Sheriff of Counties for the administration of the Bankrupt 
Law in Scotland; From Procurators before the Sheriff Court of 
Fife, Lxxxvi. 351.—&lt;——For amendment thereof; From, Ayr, 
LXxxvil. 478. Perth, 393. 403. 413. From the Lord Pro- 
vost, Magistrates and Town Council of Perth, txxx1x. 67.——— 
For an alteration of the Laws regulating the management of 
Bankrupt’s Estates; From Lord Provost, Magistrates and Town 
Council of Perth, xc. 877. See infra, 685. 688. 


Bankruptcy Court : 
174. Complaining of Loss of Income from the operation of the 
Act, and for Relief; From Charles Elley, 1xxxviu. 620. 











Barbadoes : 

175. Praying the House to address His Majesty to confirm 
the Act of the Legislature of Barbadoes, —- the Four-and-a- 
Half per Cent. Duties in that Island ; Of Proprietors and Persons 
interested in the Island of Barbadoes, xc11. 362. 


Barilla : 

176. For Repeal of Act granting Duties thereon; From 
Argyle, txxvu. 72. Arran, 251, p. Of Inhabitants of Col- 
lonsay and Oronsay, Islay, and North Uist, some of the Western 
Islands, 364. Of Proprietors of Kelp Estates in Scotland; and 
of Merchants; 367, p. Of Soap Makers of London, 392, rp. Of 
Freeholders, Commissioners of Supply, and others, of Inverness, 
477, P. For protection, bets against the Reduction of the 
Duty thereon; From, Arran, uxxxvi. 388.— Balinakill, 271. 
Benbecula, 388, p. Birtebue Bay, Ennis Nee, and Ennislackane, 
405.—Clifden, 461. Cosetello, 388.—Ennislackane, 405. Ennis 
Nee, 405.— Galway, Chamber of Commerce, 409. Galway, 
Western Part, 265, p. 355. Galway Shipowners, 427. Goramna, 
239, p. Greatman’s Bay Islands, 239, p.— Harris, 388, Pp. 
Hebrides and West Islands, 388, ‘r.—Kilcummin, Galway, 388, p. 
Killeen, 307.—Lettermullen, 256, p.—Mace and Half Mace, 288, p. 
Moyrus, 256.—Roundstone, 296.—Sky, Island of, 388, p.—Uist, 
North, 388, ep. Uist, South, 388, p,.———-Against the Reduction 
of Duty thereon; From, Magistrates, &amp;c. of the Counties of 
Galway and Mayo, and County of the Town of Galway, ixxxvi. 
693, p. Inhabitants of Errismore, 735. Land Proprietor and 
Inhabitants of the Island of Feenish, on the West Coast of Galway, 
928, P. 


Baring, Bingham :—See infra, 680. 


Bark : 

177. Against the Excise Duty on Foreign Bark; From 
Tanners of the City of Cork, Lxxvu. 300, P.——For a Reduc- 
tion of the Duty payable on Foreign Bark; From Tanners of 
Bandon and Kinsale, uxxvi. 341. See infra, 1261. 


Barley : 
178. For encouraging the Consumption thereof; Of Owners 
of Land in the Vicinity of Norwich, txxvi. 228, P. See 
infra, 597, &amp;e. 





Barnes, Sir Edward :--See infra, 375. 


Barnes, John Christopher : 
179. Complaining of certain Cottages belonging to him in 
~ Parish of Merton, being over-rated, and for Relief; ixxxvim. 
49, 


Barnet and St. Alban’s Road: 
180. Complaining of the bad state thereof; From Mail Con- 
tractors, Coach Masters and others, uxxxi1. 517. Referred to 
_ ~ Committee on the Whetstone and St. Alban’s Turnpike 
Trust, 517. 


Barnsley Improvement : 


181. For repeal of the Qualification Clause in the Barnsley 
mprovement Act of 1822; From Barnsley, xcu. 64. 





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(1820—1837.) 








182. cag nay of the Fraudulent Proceedings of defaulting 
Collectors; From Owney of Arra, txx1x. 360, pP. 


Bee infra’) Barristers :—See infra, 1148. 
Barrow, George Hodgkinson :—See supra, 104; infra, 521. 
Barton Ferry : 


183. Against the Renewal of the Lease thereof; From Acland, 
James, uxxxvi. 717. Kingston-upon-Hull, 717. 


Bastardy : 


184. For the Amendment of the Law of; From Overseers of 
East Harling, txxx. 402.———-For a Law making the conceal- 
ment of the Birth of Bastard Children an offence punishable as + 
a Misdemeanor, and to give Courts of General Quarter Sessions 
jurisdiction to try and punish the Offenders ; From John Cartman, 
Coroner of the Liberty of Ripon, txxxvu. 26.———For alteration 
of the Bastardy Laws ; From John Slemen, uxxxvii. 635. 
For assimilating the Bastardy Laws in England to those in 
Scotland; From Landholders, and rateable Inhabitants of Bew- 
castle, and other Places; txxx1x. 88. 





Bath, Court of Requests : 


185. Complaining of their Imprisonment contrary to the 
intentions of the Bath Small Debts Act, and for the repeal 
thereof; Of Debtors imprisoned under the Court of Requests in 
Bath Gaol, xc. 548. 


Battersea Common Fields : 


186. Complaining of being imprisoned for an alleged Trespass 
thereon, and praying for Inquiry; Of John Gordon and James 
Bulger, xcu. 471, p.———Complaining of the Proceedings of 
the Churchwardens and Overseers of the Parish of Battersea, 
towards the Petitioners and other Parishioners, in reference to 
a disputed right of Common there, and praying relief; Of Thomas 
Cook and William Bullen, xcu. 492, Pp, 


Bear-baiting : 


187. Against; From, Inhabitants of Manchester, txx1x. 90, P. 
Inhabitants of Liverpool, 105, p. Inhabitants of St. Marylebone, 
111, vp. Inhabitants of Wakefield, 218, rp. Inhabitants of St. 
James, Westminster, 243, Pp. 


Beasmore, John: 

188. Stating certain Services and Saving rendered the Country, 
by exposition of Abuses, and praying for employment as a means 
of Relief; From John Beasmore, late Serjeant Armourer in the 
17th Regiment of Foot; txxxvu. 473. Another Petition ; 
LXxxIx. 319.———Another Petition, praying that he may be 
furnished with Copies of Minutes of the Court Martial by which 
he was tried in Selous 1828, with the Correspondence in rela- 
tion thereto; xc. 360. 


Beaumont, Arthur James : 

189. Praying for the interference of the House to procure the 
release of Arthur James Beaumont, a Prisoner in France; From, 
Chairman and Secretary of the Nérwich Radical Association, 
xc1. 533. Glasgow, 651. Chairman cf a Meeting held at the 
Crown and Anchor, London ; Augustus Beaumont; 733. George 
Wheatley, 771. Members of the Surrey Radical Association ; 
Members of the Radical Association and other Inhabitants of 
Manchester; Inhabitants of Saint John, Westminster ; 818. 


Beckwith, William Andrew, and others: 
190. Complaining of Damages sustained by Riots; ixxv. 
300, P. 


Bedford, Frederick : 
191. Complaining of certain Grievances; From, Frederick 
Bedford, Third Resident Lieutenant of Greenwich Hospital; 
LXxvI. 305. (P, 320.) 


Beer : 

192-3. [1821.] For Repeal of Act 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c.22; From, 
Aberdeen, txxvi. 454, Pp. Alloa, 473,p. Arbroath, 496, Pr. Ayr, 
488, p.—Brechin, 496, p.—Dumfries, 499, p. Dundee, 480.— 
Forfar, 496, p.—Glasgow, 447.—Maxwell Town, 499, p. Mont- 
rose, 496, p.—Perth, 480.—Renfrew, 480. 


194. [1823.] Complaining of the Duties thereon, and on Ale 
and Spirituous Liquors, and of the additional Duties payable in 
respect of Licenses; From, Maidenhead ; Haston; txxvu. 80, P. 
Great and Little Bolton, 120, p.—Lancaster, 171.—Chorley, 195, p. 


195. Relative to the Retail Trade in Beer; From, Hertford, 
Lxxvitt. 292, Pp. Montrose, 377, p. Reading, Bray and Waltham, 
435, P. 

196. [1824.] Petition against the Duties thereupon; From 
Burton-upon-Trent, txx1x. 258, P. 


197. To enable Brewers to retail Malt Liquors; From Brid- 
port, txx1x. 346. 


198. To repeal part of Act 5 Geo. IV.; From Bristol, rxxrx. 
536, P. 

199. [1825.] Foran alteration of the Laws of Excise relative to 
Beer; Bath, uxxx.237. Birmingham, 504, p.—Stockport, 128, p. 


200. For the Repeal of the Duty on Beer; Carnarvon, 
uxxx. 407, p. Clink Liberty, Southwark, 237, rp. Coggeshall, 
Great, 344. G St., Hanover Square, 380, p. George, St., 
Surrey, 380, p.—Hammersmith, 380, p.—John, St., Westminster, 
380, p.—Lambeth, 380, p. Leonard, St. Shoreditch, 237, Pp. 
Luke, St., Old Street, 380, p.— t, St., Westminster, 380, p. 
Mary, St., Whitechapel, 380, pP. atthew, St., Bethnal Green, 
880, p.—Olave, St., Southwark, 380, p.—Reading, 380, p.— 
Saviour, St., Surrey, 380, rp.—Woolwich, 380, Pp. ™ 





201, [1826.] 








PETITIONS—continued. 














7 


1. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Beer — continued. 

201. {1826.] Of Licensed Retail Brewers of the Town and 
County of Southampton, to extend to them the privilege of brewing 
and selling Table Beer; txxx1. 255, p.———For allowing Retai 
Brewers to make and retail Table Beer; From, Retail Brewers, 
Lxxx1l. 299, Pp. 528, p. Stockport, 54, p. Gloucester, 209, Pp. 
Preston, 568, p. William Birdsell and others of Leeds, 580. 


202. For repealing Act imposing additional Licenses to brew 
and sell Beer; Of, Licensed Victuallers of Bristol, txxx1. 
332, P. 

203. [1828.] Against the practice of retailing Beer and Ale 
without License; From, Burslem, txxxi1. 230.—Hanlevy and 
Shelton, 230. Hertford, 181.—Redruth, 198, r. Royton, 129.— 
Shelton, 230. Stoke-upon-Trent, 287, p.—Truro, 234, p. 


204. For Reduction of the Duties on Beer and Ale; From, 
Brewers of Dundee, txxx111. 394, p.——[1830.] Brewer Incor- 
poration of Dundee, txxxv. 68, Pp. Brewers of Aberdeen, 
LXXXIv. 238. 


205. For equalizing the Duties on Beer and Spirits in Scot- 
land; From Brewers of Edinburgh, Lxxxv. 190, pP. 


206. Fora Free Trade; From Chichester, txxxv. 128, p. 


207. Against alteration of the Beer Trade; From, Chelten- 


ham, txxxv. 194, Pp. Portsmouth and Portsea, 200. Hereford, 
200. 


208. For Remission of Duty on Beer brewed and remaining 
in Stock on 10 October 1830; From Saffron Waldon, txxxv. 
232, Pp. From, Selwood, 236. Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Gates- 
head, 383. 


209. For allowance for the Duty paid on Stock in hand at the 
time appointed for the cessation of the Duty; From Manchester 
and Salford, txxxv. 262. 


210. Against further throwing open the Retail Trade in Beer ; 
From, Beverley, txxxv. 270. Bolton, Great and Little, 236, p. 
Boston, 242. Brighthelmstone, 246. Bristol, 227. Bury, 221. 
—Cirencester, 189. Coventry, 242.—Frome Selwood, 282, p.— 
Gloncester, 262.—Hereford City, 183, p. Hucknall-under-Huth- 
wait, 282, p.—Kirkby-in-Ashfield, 282, p.—Leicester, 242. Lin- 
coln, 274, p. Liverpool, 270. London Licensed Victuallers, 164. 
—Manchester, 236, p. Middleton, 262.—Newark, 262. Not- 
tingham, 247.—Skegby, 282, p. Stafford, 231. Staffordshire 
Potteries, 242. Sutton-in-Ashfield, 282, p.—Trowbridge, 242, p. 
—Wigan, 274. 

211. For Relief from Penalties on the Sale thereof; From, 
Manchester and Salford, and Bury and Rochdale, txxxv. 381. 


212. For Repeal of Act to permit the General Sale thereof by 
Retail; From, Bath, txxxv. 461, p. Berkshire Meeting, 500. 
Bolton-le-Moors, 487, vp. Bradfield and Bucklebury, 500. 
Burslem, 505.—Chester, Justices of the Peace, &amp;e., 495. 
Chester Grand Jury, 495, p.—Gloucester, 500. Good- 
lake, T. 500.— Hailsham, 407. Hereford City, 500, p.— 
Loughborough, 396, p.—Newbury, Berks, Meeting, 500.—Smith, 
C. S., 500, 501, v.—Stanford Dingley, 500. Stroud, 348.— 
Worcester Magistrates, 500, 501, P. 


213. [1830-31.] For extending the time for Retailers of Beer 
keeping open their Houses, and for placing them on the same 
footing as the Licensed Victuallers; From, Bradford, York, 
Lxxxvi. 389.—Gibbs, Thomas, 331, rp. Grange, James, 389.— 
Kendal, 311. Leicester, 407, p. Lewes, 331, p.—Merthyr 
Tydvil, 389. Metropolis, 361, rp.—Nottingham, 361, p.—Old- 
ham, 510, Pp. [1831.] From, Ashton-under-Lyne, .xxxv1. 
654, p.—Brighton, 797.— Canterbury, 662.—Deal, 662. Dover, 
662.—Knutstord, 781, p.—London, 897.—Margate, 662.-—Pres- 
ton, 897.—Ramsgate, 662.—Steckport, 654, p. 


214. For Repeal of so much of Act 1 William IV. c. 64, as 
allows Beer to be consuined on Premises; From, Arundel, rxxxv1. 
686, rp.—Bassetlaw, 903, p. Bath and Wells, 874, pr. Bisley, 
864, p.—Martock, 686, rp.—Southampton, 897, Pp. Salisbury, 
826, p.—Wallassey, 785. Wilts, 826, p.—Yeovil, 686, Pp. 


215. For the continuance of Act 1 William IV. c. 64; From, 
Boston, txxxvi. 761, p. Gloucester, 752, p. Hereford, 587. 
Macclesfield, 855, p. Reading, 848, p. Southwark, 830. Step- 
ney, 820.———For the Amendment of Act 1 William IV. c. 64; 
From, Edmonton, txxxvi. 792, p.—Fairford, 894, rp.—Lechdale, 
894, p.— Wigan, 897, P. 


216. Complaining of a Sum due as Drawback on Beer ex- 
ported, being withheld, and for an inquiry relative thereto; From 
Samuel Fletcher, txxxvi. 765. 


217. Against any further restrictive Enactment on the Sale of 
Beer; From, Dyke, Joseph, txxxv1.797. Hinds,T.,797. Man- 
chester and Salford, 797, rp. Mogridge, 8.,797. Salford, 797, p. 


218. Against any alteration in the hours of selling Beer in 
Public Houses; From Inhabitants of Stockport, Lxxxv1. 820, p. 


219. For Repeal of Act to permit the general Sale thereof by 
Retail; From, Ashwelthorpe, txxxvi. 864, p.—Bathforum, 535. 
Boldre, 650. Brooke, 864, rp. Buckingham, New, 864, rp. Bun- 


well, 864, p. Burslem, 861, p.—Cannington, 891, p. Carleton 
Rode, 864, p. Chester, 654, p, Cornwall, 788, p.—Diss, 639, p. 
—Earsham, 39, p. Exeter, 788.—Hartsmere, 639, p. Hoxne, 
639, p.—Kingtown, 725.—Maidstone, 754.—Neen Solars, 593, p. 
Norfolk, 639.—Runcorn, 785.—Speen, 805, r.—Stockport, 728. 
—Suffolk, 639, p—Taunton Grand Jury, 535. Tonbridge, 610, p. 
—Wangford, 639, rp. Wells, 654, rp. Wrotham, 610.—York, 
West Riding, 723, p. 





Beer—continued. 


220. For placing Retailers under the New Act under an equal 
Law with the Licensed Publicans; From, Birmingham ; txxxv1, 
907. Bodman, J., 855. Broomsgrove, 873. Burt, T. J., 820, 
848, p.—Cheese, S., 855.—Deritend, 907.—Edgecombe, J., 855. 
—Northwich, 855. Norton, J., 820. 848, p.—Reading, 847, p, 
Robinson, T., 855.—Washington, W., 820. 


221. Complaining of the dangerous effects of the Act on the 
Morals of the Country; From Birmingham, txxxvr. 907. 


222. [1832.] For extending Time for Retailers of Beer keeping 
open their Houses, &amp;c.; From Birmingham and Deritend, txxxvir, 
12.—Leeds, 12.—Northampton, 239. Nottingham,12. Wether- 
end, &amp;c.,74. Worcester, 251. 


223. For Repeal of so much of Act 1 William IV. c. 64, as 
allows Beer to be consumed on the Premises; From Burslem, 
LXxXxviI. 178.—Cheadle, 292.—Hanley and Shelton, 292.—Orms- 
kirk, 318.—Reading, 318. 


224. For Repeal of Act to permit the general Sale thereof by 
Retail; From Justices of Chester, txxxvu. 372. 


225. Complaining of the dangerous effect of the Act on the 
Morals of the Country, and for an alteration; From Bristol, 
LXxXXxvil. 557. 


226. [1833.] For Amendment of Act 1 William IV. c. 64; 
From, Aberystwith, txxxvi. 443.—Barking, 309. Berkeley, 
443. Bolton-le-Moors, 147.—Corsham, 438.—Epping Division, 
Justices of, 358.—Faversham, 610.—Grumbald’s Ash, 509.— 
Hastings, 12. Henbury, 509. Heywood, 313. Horfield, 475. 
—Lincoln, Louth and Spilsby Division, Justices of, 70.— 
Monmouth, 523.—Radnor County, 313. Rochdale, 313. Rye, 
495.—Shaftesbury, 620. Slimbridge, 443. Stoke, East, 620.— 
Venables, Richard, Chairman of the Quarter Sessions for the 
County of Radnor, 313.—Wilts, Grand Jury of, 153. Whitten- 
ham, Long, 644. 


227. For an Inquiry before any alteration of the Act; From 
Inhabitants of Merthyr Tydvil, txxxvu1. 285. 


228. For Compensation for the Loss they may sustain by altera- 
tion of the Act; From Retailers of Beer at Newcastle-under- 
Lyme, Lxxxvill. 267. 


229. For Repeal or Alteration of the Act; From, Aberdeen, 
Lxxxvul. 285. Alton, 457. Aston-juxta-Birmingham, 236.— 
Bakewell, 258. Balsall, 188. Barnborough, 350. Barnet, 363. 
Barton-under-Needwood, txxxviu. 255. Bedfordshire, J ustices of 
the Peace of, 255. Bedworth,210. Berks, County of, 289. Berks, 
Grand Jury of, 200. Berkswell, 188. Bethnal Green (Two 
Petitions), 427. Bewdley, 274. Bexley, 232. Blackburn, Hun- 
dred of Lancaster, 378. Bolton, 200. Brace Meole, 295. Brad- 
ley, &amp;e., 625. Brampton, Charles Henry, 427. Brewood, 255. 
Bridgend, 350. Bridport, 197. 285. Brighton, 392. Brom- 
wich, West, 412. Bruton, &amp;c., 457. Burnley, 285. Burslem, 
267. Burton-upon-Trent, 255. Bury (Lancaster), 363. Butleigh, 
343.—Calne, 295. Chard, 590. Cheltenlam, 169. Chester, 
County of, 289. Cheswardine, 295. Chew Magna, 457. Chew 
Stoke, 457. Christchurch (Middlesex), 427. Clerkenwell (Two 
Petitions), 427. Clifton Campville, 134. Clifton-upon-Dunsmore, 
210. Codsall, 205. Coleshill, 210. Compton Bassett, 295. 
Congresbury, 343. Crayford and Bexley, 232. Crickhowel, 419. 
—Dorchester, 295. Dunchurch, 350. Dursley, 343.—Eccle- 
shall, 507.—Foster, John, 322.—Glamorgan, 378. Glamorgan, 
County of, 285. Gloucester,,Archdeacon, &amp;c. of Diocese of, 343. 
Goole, 392. Goudhurst, 346. Gratwick, 178. Guestling, Hun- 
dred of, (Sussex), 258.—Hanbury, 161. Handsworth, 134. 
Hanley and Shelton, 255. Harborough Magna, 169. Haughton, 
142. Haverhill, 412. Henry, 427. Hinckford, &amp;c., Hundred 
of, (Essex), 412. Horsted, Little, 392. Horton, 178.—Ilminster, 
590. Ipstones, 161.—Kenn, 343. Kent, 222. Kidderminster, 
258. Kingstone, 236.—Lancashire, Clergymen of, 460. Lane 
End, 255. Lapley, 161. Liverpool, 403. Llandaff, Clergy of 
Diocese of, 350. Ludlow, 479. Lyme Regis, 589.—Market 
Drayton, 370. Martock, 343. Meols, North, 295. Meriden, 
&amp;e., 210. Merthyr Tydvil, 236. Middlesex, Magistrates of, 431. 
Middlesex, Saint Luke’s (Two Petitions), 427. Milwich, 270. 
Missenden, Great, 295. Monmouth and Glamorgan, 378. Mon- 
mouthshire, Magistrates of, 294. Moreton Pinkney, 479. Muckle- 
stone, 161.—Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 403. Newington, 427. North- 
amptonshire, Grand Jury of, 289. Northwich, 494,.—Offiow, 
Hundred of, (Stafford), 363. Othery, &amp;c., 500. Over, 363.— 
Paddington, 258. Padiham, 285. Pelsall, 232. Penkridge, 
412. Polesworth, 210. Pollen, Richard, 289. Portsea, 210.— 
Rawmarsh, &amp;c., 392. Reston, South, &amp;c., 412. Rolleston, 232. 
Rowberrow, 322. Rugby, 188.—Saffron Walden, 280. Salis- 
bury, 392. Salop, Clergy, &amp;c. of, 450. Sandon, 142. Shelton, 
255. Shepperton, 343. Shiffnal, &amp;c., 543. Smith, Christopher, 
322. Southampton, 289. Southwark, Saint George, 427. Sowe, 
350. Staffordshire, Justices of, 289. Staines, &amp;c., 343. Stam- 
ford, 392. Stapenhill, 255. Stepney, 427. Stickford, 350. 
Stockport, 258. Stoke and Sowe, 250. Stone, 142. Stoneleigh, 
188. Storrington, 255. Stow, Clergy of Deanery of, 327. _— 
428. Saffolk, Magistrates, &amp;c. of, 350. Sussex, Magistrates 
350.—Taplow, 403. Tilehurst, 20. Tonbridge, 390. Tutbury, 
178.—Ubley, 322. Uley, &amp;c., 427. Uttoxeter, 222. Uxbridge, 
295.—Walton, &amp;c., 363. Walton-le-Dale, 385. Weston-super 
Mare, 342. Wheaton Aston, 161. White Waltham, 350, White- 
chapel, 427. Whitstone, 500. Wick, Saint Lawrence, 343. 
Widdington, 412. Wincanton, &amp;c., 590. Wolvey, 200. Wor- 
cester, 232. Worfield, 280. Wotton-under-Edge, 289. Wring- 
ton, 378.—Yatton, 285. Yoxall, 255. 

230, For 











PETITIONS—coniinued. 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Beer—continued. 


230. For placing Retailersunder New Act under an equal Law 
with the Licensed Publicans; From, Bethnal Green, txxxviu. 
343. Bishop, James, 411. Bloomsbury, 535. Bodmin, James, 
411. Bolton, 500. Bolton, 188. Bradfield, John, 460. Brad- 
shaw, William, 535. Brewood, 411. Bristol, 479.—Cheese, 
Samuel, 275. Chichester, 249.—Darlaston, 431. Devonport, 
&amp;e., 508.—Fitzroy Square, 535.—Heape, 500. Holborn, 535. 
—Jones, Evan, 343.—Kidderminster, 500.—Long Lane, Smith- 
field, 535.—Macclesfield, 188. Manchester and Salford, 504. 
Metropolis, Licensed Retailers of Beer and Ale in the, 197.— 
Penny, Thomas, 535. Prosser, Robert, 460.—Reading, 275. 
Robinson, Thomas, 275. Rye, 527.—Salford, 504. Seymour, 
George, 249. Sheffield, 500. Skipton, 579. South Molton, 598. 
Stockport, (Two Petitions), 188. Surrey, 504.—Warrington, &amp;c., 
392. Welton, Daniel, 259. 


231. Against alteration of the Sale of Beer Act; From, 
Beaminster, cxxxvi. 378. Boston, 450. Dewsbury, 378. 
Tiverton, 500. 


232. Against the Repeal; From, Bury, txxxvui.412. Pains- 
wick, 404. Reading, 289. Stockport, 289. Stroud, &amp;c., 408. 


233. For such Relief in respect to Licenses, &amp;c. as is granted 
to those under the Sale of Beer Act; From Tiverton, rxxxvui1. 
490. 


234. For Relief in respect to Excise Duties and Assessed Taxes; 
From Devonport, txxxvitt. 543. 


235. For Revision of the Act, and for amelioration of the 
Hours and mitigation of the Penalties; From Plymouth, 
LXXxvill. 572. 


236. Praying to be placed on the same footing as Shopkeepers, 
and for reduction of Duty on Licenses ; From Licensed Victuallers 
of Penzance, and Hundred of Penwith, txxxvut. 605. 


237. Complaining of the practice of retailing Beer, during 
Fair Days, in unlicensed Houses; From Llantrissent, txxxviu. 
635. 

238. Against further Restrictions on the Sale of Beer; From 
Warwick, txxxvill. 727. 


239. [1834.] That Retailers of Beer under Act 1 Will. IV. 
c. 64, may be &lt;= on the same footing as Licensed Victuallers ; 
From, Bolton-le-Moors, txxx1x. 158. Bradford (York), 266. 369. 
—Chester, 110.—Darlaston, 296. Dewsbury, 242.—Eccleshill, 
261.—Halifax, 283. 334. Huddersfield, 234.—Idle and Eccleshill, 
261.—Kidderminster, 283. King’s Lynn, 369.—Leeds, 242. 
Leigh, 275. Loughborough, 109.—Manchester and Salford, 259. 
—Nottingham, 90.—Oldham, 283.—Salford, 259.—Stockport, 
275.—Wantage, 301. Wigan, 294. Woodrow, William, 259. 

240. For the Abolition of Beer Houses; From Astley, txxxrx. 
230.———Complaining of the demoralizing effects of Beer 
Houses; From Inhabitants and Householders of East Peckham, 
LXXXIX. 396. 


241. For the better regulation of Beer Houses; From an In- 
habitant of Colridge, txxx1x. 494. 


242. Against alteration of Act; From Benjamin Tubb, of 
Warborough, txxxix. 416. 


243. Against consumption of Beer on the Premises where 
sold; From Magistrates and others of Birmingham, Lxxx:x. 
473. 

244. That if further Enactments are considered necessary to 
regulate the Sale of Beer, the House will legislate impartially, by 
placing all Persons engaged in the Sale of that article on an equal 
footing; From Ashwell, txxx1x. 516. Guilden Morden, 502. 
Hitchin, 523. Potton, 523. Steeple Morden, 502. 


245. [1835.] For placing Retailers of Beer on the same footing 
as Licensed Victuallers; From Chorley, xc. 193. Retailers of Beer 


in the West Riding of York; Inhabitants of the West Riding of |: 


York, 249. Brewers and Dealers in Beer in Reading, 367. Re- 
tailers of Beer in Stockport, 419. Inhabitants of Stockport ; 
Catherine M‘Cormick ; 433. Hyde, Newton and other Places, 473. 
Retailers of Beer in Macclesfield and other Places; Inhabitants 
of Macclesfield and other Places; 477. Retailers of Beer in 
Manchester, 570. Manchester, 583. 


246. For the amendment of the Sale of Beer Act; Of Retail 
Brewers in the Hundred of Offlow South (Stafford), xc. 450. 


247. For —— the Sale of Beer to be drunk on the 
Premises where sold; From Cirencester, xc. 330. Bridgewater, 
506. Colne (Lancaster); Halifax; 507. 


_ 248. [1836.] For placing Retailers of Beer upon the same foot- 
ing as Licensed Victuallers; From Weymouth and Melcombe 
Regis, xc1. 279. Bridgewater, 288. Brighton (Two Petitions) ; 

estminster; Liverpool; Lynn; 431. Lynn, 436. St. Maryle- 
bone, 446. Brixton (Two Petitions), 465. Salford, 472. Pen- 
dleton; Oldham; Preston; 516. Bath, 568. Kensington, 583. 
Hundred of Rochford, Essex; Southwark; 615. ieminal; 
Stockport; St. Pancras; 633. Chorley, 643. Tower Hamlets, 
651. Reading, 681. Kidderminster, 733. Bath, 751. Hast- 
ings, 756. 


249. For such an alteration inthe present Law as may remove 
the vexatious Proceedings so often instituted against them by com- 
mon Informers; Of Licensed Brewers and Retailers of Beer in 
Macclesfield, XcI. 416. 


250, For amendment of the Sale of Beer Act; Of the Cor- 
poration of Leeds, xc1. 589. 


.251. For the better regulation of Beer Shops; From Inha- 
bitants of Ross ; Hereford ; xct. 303. Newport, Monmouth, 316. 
Church and Castle Gresley, and other Places, 356. Preston, 617. 


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GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





252. [1837.] For amendment of the Sale of Beer Act; From 
Pickin, William, xcr. 208. Stockport, 371. Stourport, 278. 

253. Praying the House not to make any alterations in the Laws 
affecting the Trade of the Petitioners, without a full inquiry into 
the operations of the Beer Bill of 1828; Of Members of the Metro- 
politan Committee of the National Association of Licensed Vic- 
tuallers of England appointed to watch over the interests of the 
Trade, xcn. 371. 

See supra, 27. 28-37; infra, 1327. 


Belfast Academical Institution : 


254. For an inquiry into the Utility, Administration and 
Revenues thereof ; to lie on the Table ; Motion, That the Petition 
be printed; Amendment proposed, and withdrawn; Of the Vice- 
President, Managers, Visitors and Proprietors of the Belfast 
Academical Institution, txx1x. 474, Pp. 


Belfast and Antrim Road: 


255. Complaining of the Expenditure and Tolls on the said 
Road, and for an Inquiry ; From Members of the Doagh Reform 
Committee, Lxxxvi. 931. 


Belfast Bank : 


256. For the Establishment of a Bank; From Merchants and 
others of Belfast, txx1x. 157. 


Belfast Corporation ; 


257. For an Inquiry into the Charitable Funds in the hands of 
that Corporation; From Inhabitants of Belfast, txxxvut. 273. 


Bell, Robert : 


258. Complaining of his being called upon by the War Office 
to pay Money as a Surety; From Robert Bell, rxx1x. 498. 


Benefices: 


259. Of Noblemen and Gentlemen, Lay Patrons of Churches in 
Ireland, that the right of Presentation to Benefices may be decided 
by a less tedious and expensive mode of proceeding than the 
ordinary Tribunals afford ; xc1. 471. Of Luke Alen, com- 

laining of the inaccuracy of the Return —, to the House 
in 1835, of the Number of Parishes in Ireland containing less 
than Fifty Members of the Established Church, and praying that 
the same may be sent back to Dublin for correction; xcu. 163. 
See infra, 484. 





Benefit Building Societies : 


260. For the Insertion of a Clause in the pong Duties Bill, 
exempting Benefit Building from the Duty on the transfer of 
Shares; From Members of St. Stephen’s Society, Salford; the 
Second Salford Society; xc1.311. The Omega Society, Man- 
chester; Saint Mary’s Society, Manchester; 323. Duke of Cla- 
rence Society, Salford; the Provident Society, Salford; 326. 
Manchester and Salford District Association, 347. Mason’s Arms 
Society, Bury ; Black Bull Society, Bury; Bay Horse Society, 
Bury; Pilkington Society; 357. Pendleton Association, 366. 


Benefit Societies : — See infra, 1008. 
Bennett, Joseph : 


261. Of Joseph Bennett, late an Out-pensioner of Chelsea 
Hospital, complaining of the Refusal of the Commissioners to 
reinstate him on the Pension List after having commuted his 
Pension ; xcu. 476. 


Bennett, William : 


262. Complaining of his Goods having been distrained and 
sold for payment of Assessed Taxes, and praying Relief; Of 
William Bennett, xcu. 610. 


Bent, Andrew : 


263. Complaining of the Conduct of Colonel Arthur, late Go- 
vernor of that Island, in refusing to grant the Petitioner a License 
to publish a Newspaper, and praying Relief; Of Andrew Bent, of 
Hobart Town, in the Island of Van Diemen’s Land, Printer, 
XClI. 430, 


Berkhampstead Grammar School : 


264. Complaining of the Misapplication of the Funds of the 
School. Referred to the Select Committee on Charities. (See 
Committees, 765.) From Great Berkhampstead, xc. 376. Archi- 
bald Campbell, 537. ——— Denying the Allegations in the Petition 
from Great Berkhampstead, and praying for Inquiry; Of the Rev. 
Thomas Dupré, Head Master of the School, xc. 464,———- Pray- 
ing the House to place the School under such control as may 
ensure its future good government; From Great Berkhampstead, 
xc. 606. Chesham, 606. Hemel Hempstead, 606. 


Berlin :—See infra, 530. 
Berthold’s Political Handkerchief :—See infra, 679. 2173. 
Berwick-upon-Tweed : 


265. Against the proposed Union of that Town with North 
Durham ; From the Corporation of Berwick-upon-Tweed, txxx1x. 
175.———For uniting the Districts of Northamshire and Island- 
shire, commonly called North Durham, in Jurisdiction with Ber- 
wick-upon-Tweed; From, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northamshire 
and Islandshire, (Durham), Lxxx1x. 181.————For the Amend- 
ment of the Divisions of Counties Act, by including the whole 
of the district of Northamshire and Islandshire within the Bounds 
of Berwick-upon-Tweed ; From Proprietors and Inhabitants of 
Northamshire and Islandshire, Durham, xct. wih 
the House to provide that the Boundaries of Berwick-vpon-Tweed, 
for the purposes of the Act for Dy yang Municipal Corporations, 
shall, in addition to the. present Limits, comprise the District of 
North Durham; From, Town Council of Berwick-upon-Tweed ; 
Proprietors and Inhabitants of Berwick-upon-Tweed ; xc1. 680. 


Best, 
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726 





PETITION S—continued. 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued) —relative to— 


Best, Mr. Justice : 

266. Complaining of his conduct in fining him while on his 
Defence; From Thomas Davison; Offered; Question Neg. for 
bringing it up; Lxxv1. 105.———Taking Notice of what passed in 
Debate on presenting the above Petition, and for an Inquiry into the 
right claimed by Judges of summarily fining a Defendant during 
his Defence ; Of Inhabitants of London and Westminster; Mo- 
tion, That the Petition do lie on the Table; Motion and Petition 
severally withdrawn; txxvi. 146.—See infra, 557. 


Bethlem Hospital : 
267. Complaining of Abuses therein; From William Webster 
and John Howard, ixxx. 227. 


Bibles and Prayer Books : 
268. Respecting the Monopoly in printing the same; From 
Henry Constantine Jennings, txxvu. 341, Pp. See infra, 1215. 


Bills of Exchange : 

269. Complaining of Attornies obtaining possession of Bills of 
Exchange for the purpose of bringing Actions; Of John Kinnear, 
LXxxu1. 595.———For Alteration of Law relating to Actions 
thereon; Of Thomas Lott, xc. 464. See infra, 674. 

Birmingham : 

270. Complaining of the Decline of Trade in that Town; 
From Merchants and others, txxvi. 52, p.———For an Inquiry 
into the Frauds and Abuses emanating from the Practice of the 
Court of Requests; From Inhabitants of the Town of Birming- 
ham and Hamlet of Deritend, txxxim. 479.———That the several 
Bills for establishing Railways between Birmingham and Liver- 
_ may receive the sanction of the House ; From Inhabitants of 

irmingham, Lxxxvi. 351.———Complaining of certain Pro- 
ceedings of the Birmingham Street Act Commissioners, and of the 
Amount expended by them; From Joseph Russell, of Birming- 
ham, Lxxxvutl. 694. 


Births, Marriages and Deaths : 
271. In favour of Registration; From Protestant Dissenters 
and others of South Shields, txxxv. 163. Archibald Hamilton 
Rowan and General George Cockburn, 220. 


272. In favour of a General Registry of ; From Yeovil, George 
Frederick Carden, txxx1x. 188. 


273. For establishing a Civil Registration of Births, Marriages 
and Burials applicable to all Classes of His Majesty’s Subjects ; 
Of the Standing Committee of United Dissenters of Manchester, 
xc. 340. 


274. For alteration in the Registration and Marriages Bills ; 
Of Dissenters assembling in George-street, Nottingham, xct. 
191. 


275. That the Office of Registrar may be annexed to their 
Office of Collectors; Of Assessors and Collectors of the Land 
and Assessed Taxes in the Hundred of Seisdon, Stafford, xc1. 297. 


276. For Provision for collecting all private Registers; Of 
William Paxon, xc1. 315. 


277. For Amendment of Act of last Session; From President 
and Council of the British Medical Association, xc11. 362. 


278. For the Amendment of the Registration and Marriage 
Bills of last Session; From, Hanley, xcu. 153. Leeds, 336. 


279. Praying that the Poor Rates may be relieved from the 
Burthen imposed by the Registration Act of last Session; Referred 
to the Select Committee on the Poor Law Amendment Act; Of 
the Chairman of the Halstead Union, Essex, xcu. 460. 


Biscuits: 
280. Relative to the Export of Biscuit to Newfoundland; 
From Biscuit Bakers of Glasgow, itxxx. 69, P. 


281. Complaining of the Exportation of Foreign-made Biscuit 
and Flour imported into the Port of Liverpool in Bond; From 
Master Ship Bread Bakers of Liverpool, xc1. 632. Journeymen 
and Apprenticed Ship Bread Bakers in Liverpool, 634.—— 
Complaining of the fraudulent Exportation of Foreign-made 
Biscuit and Flour in Bond; From Glasgow, xcu1. 238. Greenock 
(Two Petitions), 220. Port Glasgow, 325. Liverpool, 153. 

See infra, 303. 
Bishops : 

282. For Repeal of Act Charles II., which restored to the 
Bishops Seats in the House of Lords; From Members of the 
Glasgow Political Union, txxxviu1. 623.———For the exclusion of 
Bishops from the House of Lords; From Inhabitants of Cupar, 
Lxxxvi. 718. Buckland Monachorum, 505. That the At- 
tendance of the Bishops in the House of Lords may be dispensed 
with; From, Alford, txxx1x. 260.— Durham, Northern Division of 
the County, and Gateshead, 109.—Fruchie, 118.—Leslie, 241. Lin- 

lithgowshire, 94. ——— Praying the House toexpel the Bishops from 

the House of Lords; Of Inhabitants of the Parish of St. Anne, 

Dublin; Presented, and read; Petition withdrawu; xc1. 823. 
See supra, 484. 


Bishops’ Courts : 
283. For their Abolition; From Landholders and Householders 
of the Manor of Castle Grace, txxxvi. 717. 


Blackfriars Bridge : 

264. Praying the House to direct and empower the Corpora- 
tion of London to widen Blackfriars Bridge, and to reduce the 
Ascent on the same; Of Brewers, Coal-merchants and others re- 
siding in and near the Metropolis, xc1. 314. Against the 
contemplated Rise of the Carriage Way from Earl Street, Black- 
friars; Of Inhabitants of Chatham Place, Blackfriars; Referred 
to the Select Committee on Blackfriars Bridge; xc1. 352. 





Blackwall and London, and Blackwall and London Com- 
mercial Railway Bills : 

285. Praying the House to select that Bill which shall be best 
adapted for the benefit of the Public; From, Blackwall, xc1. 119. 
All Saints, Poplar, 377. Merchants and others of London, 464, 

Blarney : 

286. Complaining of the Employment of a Military Force f 
the Sesuuianton of a Meeting at; From, Bury (Lancaster) 
LXxxvul. 577.—Clonfert, 577. Cork. 530. 546.—Northern Politi. 
cal Union, Members of, 577.—Whitchurch and Blarney, 530, 


Blasphemous Books: 
287. Complaining of Imprisonment for the publication thereof; 
Of Thomas Ryley Perry, Richard Hassell and others, txxxt. 113, 
Blasphemous Prints : 
288. For a Law to prevent Persons from printing, Or saning 


or om ty | any Pictorial Image to ridicule the Deity ; Of Samue 
Hardman, late Adjutant of the Tenth Hussars, txxx1. 112. 


Blasphemy :—See infra, 1713. 
Blaxton Township :—See infra, 744. 


Blubber and Whalebone: 
289. To repeal the Duties thereon; From, Owners of Ships of 
Kirkcaldy, txxx. 243, p. Owners of Ships in the Greenland and 
Davis’s Straits Whale Fisheries, 338, Pp. gee infra, 1519. 


Board of Trade :—See infra, 770. 

Boats :—See infra, 2133. 

Bode, Baron de :—See infra, 998. 

Bodmin, Archdeaconry Office :—See infra, 858. 

Bogs : 

290. From Inhabitants of the District of Erritt, in the County 
of Roscommon, for aid to enable them to reclaim the Waste Lands 
of that District; txxxvi. 863, P. 

Bolingbroke and Horncastle Small Debts Act: 

291. Forthe Repeal thereof; From Magistrates of the Southern 

Subdivision of Lindsey, in the County of Lincoln, txxix. 106. 

Bonded Corn :—See infra, 587, &amp;e. 

Bonding Goods :—See infra, 2121. 

Boots and Shoes :—See infra, 1006. 


Boracic Acid: 
292. For Repeal of the Duty thereon; From Dippers and 
Workmen employed in the glazing of Earthenware and China in 
the Staffordshire Potteries, Lxxxvi. 471, P. 


Borne, General Stephen :—See infra, II. 


Borris Magistrates : 
293. Complaining of certain ens 2 before the Magistrates 
at Borris on a charge of Assault; Of John Walsh and others, 
xc. 136. 


Borthwick, William Murray : 
294. Stating his Grievances, and praying the Interference of 
the House; txxvu. 385, Pp. 


Bosham Fishery : 
295. For an Inquiry into the state thereof; From Fishermen 
and Inhabitants of Bosham, txxxvit. 645. 


Boston Borough : 

296. Complaining of partiality and vindictiveness on the part 
of the Municipal Magistrates in respect ofa prosecution in conse- 
quence of a printed paper, without the name of the Printer, bein 
exhibited in the window of his house; From Charles Frederic 
Barber, txxxvuitt. 494. 


Botanical Garden :—See infra, 1705. 


Bowditch, Joan : 
297. Stating the particulars of her case, and praying Relief; 
LXXviI. 296. On her behalf; From Inhabitants of Taunton, 
LXXVII. 385. 
Boyce, William : co 
298. Petition of William Boyce, late Surgeon in His Majesty s 
Navy, that he may be restored to the rank he formerly held ; xct. 588- 


Boyne Ship:—See supra, 150. 


Bradley, late Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas:—See infra, 
1112. 


Bradshaw, William Wood : a 
299. Complaining of a Diploma having been granted to William 
Wood Bradshaw, of Andover, under false certificates, and praying 
for Inquiry ; Of Surgeons of Andover, xct. 658. 


Brandy : 

300-1. For the discouragement of Smuggling, by a reduction 

of Duty on the importation thereof for Home Consumption ; From 
Bernard Ross, txxx1v. 406. 


Brawling in Churches :—See infra, 473. 


Brazils: saad 
302. Complaining of the Tax levied by the Consul Genera! 0 
the Brazils ; = British Merchants, ixxvit. 194, tee 
Complaining of the illegal Capture of Property by the —s 
Squadron in 1826 and 1827, and praying for redress ; From, ot 
James Sanderson, ixxxvi. 868, P. British Merchants in Lo on 











Bread : 


Bremner, Reverend James :—See infra, 559. 
Brennan, John : 








.PETITIONS—continued. 727 





oe 


929, P.————-Com ge of the Capture of his Vessel, and for 
Relief; From Ro ‘Neil, txxxvu. 151, p.————For an 
inquiry into the causes why the Claims of the British Merchants 
upon the Brazilian Government are not adjusted and liquidated ; 

rom Saddleworth, txxxvu. 177, p.——— For an Address to 
His Majesty, That measures may be adopted to compel the 
Government of Brazil to liquidate the Claims of Petitioners ; 
From Leeds, txxxvut. 290, p. —-——Complaining of the distressed 
State of the Trade with Brazil; From, Glasgow, txxxvimt. 189. 
Leeds, 179. Liverpool, 142.————For the modification or 
repeal of the Duties on Rum, Sugar, Coffee and Cocoa imported 
from Brazil; From Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures of 
Forfarshire, and others interested in the Trade of Dundee, 
LXXXVIII. 314. 


303. For extending Act relative to the making of Bread to 
Liverpool; From Master Bakers and others of Liverpool, txxvu11. 
296, p.———For regulation of the Sale thereof; From Inhabitants 
of Tullamoore; txxx111. 385.———-For prohibiting the Importa- 
tion of Bread and Biscuit; From Bakers of London, txxxvi. 
331, p.———— For establishing a fixed Standard Weight under 
regulations at present existing in Dublin, conformable with which 
all Bread must hereafter be made; From Bakers in Belfast; Re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Weights and Measures Bill; 
LXXXIXx. 389. For the restoration of an equitable Assize of 
Bread; Of John Joseph Stockdale, xc. 181. See infra, 767. 





304. Complaining of having been obstructed in his ordinary 
avocations by the Constabulary Force in Ireland; txxxvu. 71. 


Brewer, Nicholas: 
305. Complaining of the Conduct of certain Officers of the 
Customs with respect to the Register of a Vessel called “The 
Seren Gomer ;” Of Nicholas Brewer, xxvii. 136, P. 


Brewers : 

306. For a Committee of Inquiry into the alleged Monopoly 
of Public Houses; From Deputation of Common Brewers in 
London, ixx1x. 405, Pp. ———~ Against Restrictions on Retail 
Brewers; From, Retail Brewers residing in Staffordshire Pot- 
teries; and of Mechanics and Inhabitants of the Staffordshire 
Potteries; txxx11. 479, P.—&lt;— For protection from the con- 
sequence of Informations laid by any Persons not belonging to the 
Excise; From Edward Keele of Tichfield, Retail Brewer, 
LXXXIII. 225, P. For the regulation of Retail Brewers; 
From Licensed Victuallers of Oldham, LXXXIV. 142, Pp. 

For permission to sell Beer after Eleven o’Clock on Saturday 
Evenings; From Brewers of Stockport, txxxiv. 288, Pp. 
For regulating the Trade of Retail Brewers; From, Bir- 
mingham, txxxv. 154.—Newcastle, 184. Complaining of 
vexatious proceedings of Magistrates; From Retail Brewers of 
Sussex and Hants, rxxxv. 396, p.——That Retail Brewers may 
be placed on the same footing as Licensed Victuallers ; From Lon- 
don Retail Brewers Society, txxxv. 519, Pp. See supra, 203, &amp;c. 


Bricks, Tiles and Slates : 


307. For remission of the Duties on Bricks and Tiles, and for 
charging an equitable Duty on Slates; From Broseley, Madeley 
and Dawley, Lxxxv. 638, p.———For reduction of the Duties 
on Bricks and Tiles; From York, txxxvu. 41, pP. For 
repeal of the Duty on Bricks; From Broseley, txxxvu. 610. 
——— For the repeal of the Duty on Bricks; From, Buckley 
Mountain, txxx1x. 204. Denbigh, 261. Lincoln, 285. Mold, 
285.————-For repeal of Duty thereon; From Hundred of Brom- 
field (Denbigh) Rhuabon, xcu. 400. 


Bridges :—See infra, 641. 


Brierly, William : 
308. peg es Sa their having been dispossessed of their 
Property by him; Four Petitions of, John Stubbs, William 

















I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Brazils—continued. 


Bristol—continued. 

Rate-payers of Saint Stephen, Bristol; xc1. 293,———Praying 
the House not to sanction any Proceeding which has for its object 
an alteration in the Law with respect to Vestries in Bristol; Of 
Rated Inhabitants of Bristol, xc1. 293. 


British Museum : 

311. That the Trustees of the British Museum may be em- 
powered to ages gy Books, Coins, and Specimens 
of Natural History to Public Libraries and Institutions; From 

Members of the Southwark Literary Society; Referred to the 
Select Committee on the British Museum; xc. 468. Praying 
the consideration of the House to the Services rendered by him to 
the Select Committee on the Affairs of the British Museum; From 
John Millard, xcr. 803. Suggesting the Propriety of com- 
pleting and publishing a classed Catalogue of the Manuscripts and 
pees Books in the British Museum; From, Edmund Henry 
arker, xcr. 239. Londonand Westminster; Dr. Lee; Referred 
to the Select Committee on the British Museum; 644. John 
Millard, 733.———That Duplicate Copies of printed Books, &amp;c. 
in the British Museum may be distributed by gift to public Insti- 
tutions; From Richard J. Lonsdale, Treasurer to the Yarmouth 
ublic Library ; Referred to the Select Committee on the British 
useum; xci. 309. President and Subscribers of the’ Norwich 
Public Library; Referred, 352. Committee of Management of 
the Camden Literary and Scientific Institution; Referred, 441. 
Members of the Eastern Atheneum Literary and Scientific 
Institution, Stepney; Referred, 577. Council and Members of 
the Worcestershire Natural History Society, 703. Presidents and 
Committee of the Liverpool Royal Institution, 709. Members of 
the Council of the Yorkshire Philosophical Society ; Curators and 
Members of the Council of the Nottinghamshire Society, for the 
Study and Cultivation of Natural History; 715. Managers of 
the Sussex Scientific and Literary Institution and Mantellion Mu- 
seum, 720. President snd Council of the Manchester Natural 
History Society; Members and Council of the Shropshire and 
North Wales Natural History and Antiquarian Society; 750. 
Members of the Birmingham Philosophical Institution, 779. 
Officers of the Literary and Philosophical Society, the Antiquarian 
Society, and Natural History Society of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
818. Chairman and Secretaries of the Newcastle and Gateshead 
Law Institute, 832. For an extension of the Time of Admis- 
sion to the Reading Room of the British Museum ; From Masters 
and Teachers of Schools in and near the Metropolis, xc1. 323. 
For adopting means for a publication of Engravings from 
the Collection of Medals in the British Museum, Of Charles Tilt ; 
Referred to the Select Committee on the British Museum; xc1. 
416.———Praying the House to direct that the Reading Room 
of the British Museum be opened in the Evening; Of Barristers 
at Law, xcr1. 399. 


Broadhurst, Nathan : 

312. Complaining of Hardships in Lancaster Castle, txxv. 
402, P. Complaining of Ill-treatment in Lancaster Castle ; 
Motion, that the Petition do lie upon the Table; Question Neg. 
thereupon; Lxxvi. 146. See infra, 1488. 


Brodie, Robert : 


313. Complaining of Injuries sustained by him at Oratava 
(Teneriffe); txxvit. 469, P. 

















Brown, Joseph : 

314. Praying the interposition of the House to obtain for him 
Remuneration from the Corporation of London for his trouble in 
making a plan of a Street from Moorgate to Cornhill; rxxxrx. 
57. 

Bryan, William : 

315. Complaining of the conduct of the Governor of Van 
Diemen’s Land Colony, and praying that Trial by Jury may be 
extended thereto; From William Bryan, formerly of Glenore, in 
the Island of Van Diemen’s Land, xc1. 576.————Another Peti- 
tion for inquiry into the Charges preferred by him against the 
Lieutenant-Governor of Van Diemen’s Land, xc1. 660. 





Roberts, William Tinsley and Sarah Swift, txxx. 383. 


Brighton Guardian Newspaper : 
309. Complaining of the Application of the Public Money to 
the Prosecution of the Editor of the Brighton Guardian, for 


a Libel on the Magistrates of Sussex, From Inhabitants of Chi- | 


chester, xc. 481. 


Bristol : 

310. Complaining of certain Proceedings before the Commission- 
ers of the Court of Conscience, and for Inquiry ; From Frederick 
Jones, Lxxxvilt. 540. Praying that the Rules and Re- 
gulations of the Court may be amended; Of Suitors, xcu. 
216.——— Alleging certain Abuses in the Custom House at 
Bristol; and praying for a Revision of the Rules and Regu- 
lations of such Establishments; Of Stephen Clement Webb, 
xc. 133.———For an Inquiry into the local Taxation of the 
Port of Bristol, with a view to its Reduction; From Manufactu- 
rers of Lydney; Bankers of Yeovil; uxx1x. 334. Manufacturers 
of Bath, 354, rp. Merchants of Belfast, 365. Bankers of Cardiff, 
387, p,.—_——— Against the practice of hawking Meat from House to 
House in that City ; From Butchers resident in Bristol, uxxxv. 572. 
————Complaining of the inaccuracy of the Account of Receipts 
and Disbursements on account of the Poor of the City of Bristol ; 
UXXXvitl. 540. Against the Bristol Town Dues ; From, Mer- 
chants, &amp;c.of Cork, Limerick, Waterford and New Ross; Proprietors 
of Land in Ireland; and Chamber of Commerce of Limerick ; xxx. 
30, P. For Inquiry into the State and Proceedings of the 
Select Vestries of the City of Bristol; From Inhabitants of Bristol ; 











GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837,) 


Buck, Anthony : 

| 316. Alleging the loss of his Sight in the expedition to the 
Arctic Regions, under the Command of Captain Ross; Referred 
to the Select Committee on the Arctic Seas Expedition ; ixxxix. 
178. 


Buckingham, James Silk : 

317. Complaining of Persecution by the Government of India ; 
LXXIX. 413, P. For the consideration of his case in being sent 
home from Calcutta, and for Relief; Referred, txxx1, 341.——— 
For securing to him full Compensation from the East India Com- 
pany for the Loss and Damage sustained by him by the suppres- 
sion of the Calcutta Journal; From, Annan, xc1. 41. Ashton- 
under-Lyne, 304. Austwick, 112.—Barnoldswick, 140. Barn- 
staple, 119. Bath, 63. Belfast, 107. Beverley, 41. Bideford, 
288. Birmingham, 86. Blackburn, 53. Boston,107. Bradford 

York), 63. Bridport, 53. Bridgewater, Mayor, &amp;c. of, 126. 
ridgewater, Inhabitants of, 126.—Camborne, 45. Canterbury, 2s. 
Carmarthen, 112. Cheltenham, 70. Cockermouth, 23. Cole- 
ford, 41. Cowes, East and West, 112. Crewkerne, 34. Cre- 
diton, 119.—Darlington, 28. Denbigh, 126. Derby, 53. Dublin, 
311. Dysart, 45.—Edinburgh, 191. Exeter and Yeovil, 34.— 
Falmouth, 41. Fife, St. Monance, 41.—Glasgow, 71. Gosport, 
28. Greenock, 196. Grimsby, 20. Guildford, 28.—Hadding- 
ton, 288. Halifax, 140. Hanley and Shelton, 304. Helston, 
222, Hereford, 79. Honiton, 288.—Kendal, 288. Kingsbridge, 
119, Kingston-upon-Hull, 238. Kirkcaldy, 45.—Leicester, 79. 
Lichfield, 53. Liverpool, 112. Lostwithiel, 15. Lyme-Regis, 
71.—Macclesfield, 227. Manchester and Salford, 227. oa 
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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Buckingham, James Silk—continued. 
thyr Tydvil, xc1. 45.—Newport, Isle of Wight, 71. Newport 
Pagnall, 347. Norwich, 63. Nottingham, 63. 227. Newcastle- 
on-T'yne, 227.—Okehampton, 288.—Paisley, 191. Penryn and 
Falmouth, 41. Perth, 92. Plymouth, 23. Pollokshaws, 222. 
Portsmouth, 63. Portsmouth, Portsea and Southsea, 63. Pres- 
ton, 107.—Queenshead, 140.—Reading, 288. Rochdale, 34. Ross, 
3165. Rossendale, Forest of, 45.—Salford, 227. Seaton, 92. 
Sheffield, 63. Shelton, 304. Shepton Mallett, 63. Sherborne, 
70. Southampton, 159. Stockton, 438.—Taunton, 219. Tavis- 
tock, 196. Todmorden, 53. Truro, 53.—Uxbridge, 86.—Welling- 
ton (Somerset), 112. Whalley, 107. Wilsden, 140. Winchester, 
304.—Yarmouth, Great, 577. Yeovil, 34. 


Buildings, Public : 

318. Praying the House to adopt such measures as may give 
to the Public free and gratuitous access to every national building 
or establishment containing Works of Art, Historical and Literary 
Monuments or objects of Natural History; From, Leader, John 
Temple, and others, xcu. 543. _ Poplar Institution for Medical 
Instruction, Members of, 602. Tonbridge, 543. 


Bulkeley, Thomas : 

319. Complaining of dismissal by sentence of a Court Martial, 
and praying tor his restoration; From Thomas Bulkeley, M.D., 
Surgeon on Half Pay of the 4th West India Regiment, txxxrx. 
523.—xc. 548. 


Bull, Frederick : 


320. Complaining of having been defrauded of an Estate ; xct. 
804, 


Bull Baiting : 


321. Against; From, Magistrates of Rochdale, txxv1. 305, P. 
Magistrates and others of Prescot, 331.——For the prohibition 
thereof; From, Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of 
Stourbridge, txxxu1. 211. Minister, Churchwardens and Prin- 
cipal Inhabitants of Wednesbury ; of Darlaston; and of Hands- 
worth; 407. West Bromwich, 407, pP. For extending the 
provisions of the Cattle Ill-treatment Act to Bull Baiting; From, 
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, txxx1v. 270, P. 
Inhabitants of Marylebone and Paddington, Lxxxvi. 903, P.——— 
For suppression thereof; From Bristol, rxxxvu. 538. 


Bullion : 

322. For the amendment of the Act 59 Geo. III. ec. 49, re- 
specting the traffic in Gold and Silver; From, Shadrack Walker 
and Jeremiah Andrews, txxxu1. 373. William Henry Inglis, 
523, p.———Against the exorbitant rate of Freight on the Im- 
portation thereof; From Merchants of London, Lxxxv. 432, Pp. 
See infra, 674, &amp;c. 


Bullock Hunting : 
323. Against ; From Freeholders and others of St. Matthew, 
Bethnal Green; Referred to the Committee on the Police of the 
Metropolis, txxvur. 250. 


Burdett, Sir Charles : 

324. Complaining of the Conduct of the Colonial Department 
towards him; Brought up, and read; but the said Petition con- 
taining a Quotation from the Speech of a Member of the House, 
and Allegations thereupon, was, with leave of the House, with- 
drawn; Of Sir Charles Burdett, xc1. 426. 


Burghs, Royal: 

325. Against any alteration in the Municipal Government 
thereof; From Guildry of Stirling, Lxxv. 136, p-———Complain- 
ing of the above Petition, and for Amendment ; From Incorpora- 
tion of Fleshers, and Members of the Seven Incorporated Trades 
of Stirling, txxv. 136. (Pp. 156.) ——— For abolishing the System 
of Self-election in the Royal Burghs; From Burgesses of the 
Burgh of Lauder, txxvi. 301, p.———Relating to the Municipal 
Government thereof ; From Incorporated Trades of Weavers and 
others of Kirkcudbright, txxvu. 73, p.——From Merchants, 
Burgesses and others of Perth, txxvim. 104. Incorporation of 
Shocmakers of Perth, 264..——— For the Reform of the Burghs 
in Scotland; From Incorporation of Traffickers or Merchant 
Company of Leith, txxxvi. 128, For the Dissolution of the 
Convention of Royal Burghs; From Lord Provost, Magistrates 
and Town Council of the City and Royal Burghs of Perth, txxx1x. 
318.———For the total abolition of all Corporations in the Burghs 
of Scotland ; From Merchants, Traders, * oncnon and Inhabit- 
ants of Aberdeen; Ltxxx1x. 489.———For the Dissolution thereof; 
From Perth, xc. 377.—Dundee, 424. Against the Abolition 
of; From North Berwick, xci. 471. Royal Burghs Convention, 
779.——— Praying that in any Bill which may be introduced into 
Parliament for altering and amending the Sets of Burghs of Barony 
in Scotland, that Burgh may be included in the Number of those 
which are to have a Provost; From Creetown and Kirkmalrock, 
xc. 77.———For a Bill for the Appointment and Election of 
Magistrates and Councillors therein; From Dunblane, xci. 137. 

See infra, 1084 ; alsoeach Royal Burgh under its respective Name. 


Burial Act: 
326. For repeal of the Easement of Burial Act; From Inha- 
bitants of Ratoath, Lxxxvi. 761. 


Burial Fees: 

327. Complaining thereof; From Inhabitants of Eastham, 
LXXXIXx. 501.——-Complaining of the Amount thereof, and pray- 
ing for the Establishment of a Scale of Fees general to the whole 
Kingdom; From Liverpool, xc. 482.—Eastham, 548, 





Burial Grounds : 
328. Complaining of the Robbery thereof; From, I i 

of Pathhead, and Stnclairtown, Dyvart, &amp;e.; and of inaae 
Burntisland, and Kinglassie ; txxvi. 209, p.———Stating that a 
2p ase Deed of Confirmation by Sir John St. Aubyn of a Piece 
of Ground for the purposes of Interment, has not been sanctioned 
by the Bishop of the Diocese; and praying that the Act 43 Geo 
III. c. 108, § 1, may be revised and altered, enabling Persons cha. 
ritably disposed to carry their Intentions into effect; From, Stoke 
Damarel, Lxxxvit. 267, P. See infra, 374. 772. 


Burials, Registration of : 

329. That their Burial Register may be made legal Evidence 
in all Courts of Law; Of the Pro rietors of the General Burial 
Ground or Cemetery, called “The Necropolis” at Low Hill, Everton 
near Liverpool; Lxxxvitt. 490.———Praying that the Register 
of Interments kept by the Minister may be made legal Evidence in 
all Courts of Law, and may form part of the intended Bill 
relating to Registers; Of Proprietors of the General Burial Ground 
or Cemetery of Chorlton-upon-Medlock; txxxvut. 314, See 
supra, 271, &amp;e. 


Burke, John: 


339. Complaining of dismissal from his Office of Collector of 
Taxes; LXXxx1x. 580. 


Burke, Joseph &gt;—See infra, 2194. 
Burnett, Bishop : 


331. Complaining of the Conduct of Lord Charles Somerset ; 
Lxxx. 541,p. Another Petition, 630, p.—1Lxxxv. 539. An- 
other Petition, but referring to Debates said to have taken place in 
the House, was by leave withdrawn ; uxxx1. 333. 


Burridge, John Doble : 


332. Complaining of certain Proceedings in a Cause wherein he 
was a Party; 1xxx. 606. 


Burton, Robert Christie : 


333. Respecting the Release of Robert Christie Burton; txxy, 
462, P.—LXxvI. 14, P. 


Bury St. Edmund's : 


334. Complaining of the mode of appointing the Magistrates of 
that Borough upon Recommendation from the Town Council; 
From Burgesses of Bury St. Edmund’s, xc. 436. 


Bushel Measure: 

335. Complaining of Injury sustained by the Alteration of the 
Bushel from the Winchester to the Imperial Measure ; From Far- 
mers of the City and Neighbourhood of Peterborough, txxxvim. 
296. For compelling the use of one uniform Bushel through- 
out the Kingdom ; From, Gentlemen, Clergy and others of the 
Isle of Wight, txxxvuil. 500. 


Busteed, George Washington : 

336. Complaining of dismissal from Office in the Colony of St. 
Lucia, and praying for Inquiry; Ques. Neg. for printing, txxxvu. 
479. For an Inquiry into the circumstances attending his 
removal from Office in the Colony of St. Lucia, txxxvu. 571. 


Butt, Richard Gathorne : 
337. Complaining of his Confinement in Whitecross Street 
Prison; Ltxxv. 360, P.—LXxXxvil. 42, P.—LXXVIII. 408, P.—LXXx. 
392, P.—LXXXvill. 281. Praying for a review of the Pro- 
ceedings relative to his Trial for a Conspiracy in the year 1814; 
XCI. 227.—xcll. 325. 


Butter Trade (Ireland) : 


338. In favour of the Duties on the Importation of Foreign 
Butter; Referred to Select Committee on Agricultural Distress ; 
See Committees, 709.); From, Londonderry, txxvu1.199. Water- 
ford, 208. Chamber of Commerce, Belfast, 215. Sligo, 239, r. 
Strabane, 246, p. Liverpool, 278. Newry, 282. Carrickfergus, 
282, p. John Thomas Waller, High Sheriff of Limerick, 301, r. 
Dundalk, 304, (p. 356.) Persons concerned in the Butter Trade 
of Dublin, 322, p. Carlow, Queen’s County, Middlethird, 324, r. 
Axminster and Colyton, 324. Hemiock, 330. Bampton, 360. 
Liverpool, 278.———Relative thereto; From John James Bur- 
goynes Provost of Strabane, Lxx1x. 325, p. Queen’s County, 452, P. 
nhabitants of Strabane, 474, P. Petitions relative thereto; 
From Chamber of Commerce of Newry, xxx. 259, p. Grand Jury 
of the County of Tipperary, 275, p. Coopers of the Town of Wex- 
ford, 300. + tee 0m of Clonmell, 303, p. Dairymen and 
Farmers of Wexford, 308. Merchants of Waterford, 315. Mer- 
chants of Newry, 315. (rp. 316.) Merchants, &amp;c. of Dundalk, 
321, Pp. Butter Makers of Doonane, 332, p. Merchants, &amp;c. of 
Sligo, 344. Merchants of Liverpool, 344, p. Kerry, 355. Bel- 
fast Chamber of Commerce, 391, rp. Merchants, Importers and 
Dealers in Irish Butter; Merchants of New Ross; Farmers, &amp;c- 
of Waterford Market; Gentlemen, &amp;c. of New Ross; 407, P- 
Strabane, 434, p. Dublin Chamber of Commerce, 429, P.—=— 
Merchants and Traders of Londonderry, txxx1. 217. Edward 
Elliot of Clonmore, 231. Importers of Irish Butter in Manches- 
ter, 302. In Blackburn, 345. tn Bolton-le-Moors, 352. Strabane, 
356. Chamber of Commerce of Newry, 384, p.———For the 
Amendment of Act 52 Geo. ILI. for reaniilies the Butter Trade; 
From, Merchants and others of Tralee, txxxu. 317, p. Trustees 
of the Shannon Navigation Company, 456, rp. Nobility, Gentry, 
Traders and Inhabitants of Killarney, 523, Pp. That Butter 
may be admitted into the City of Cork in legal casks without pay- 
ment of Duty, txxxu. 306, P. For Repeal of the Laws re- 
lating thereto; From Corporation of the Chamber of Commerce 
of Waterford, uxxxi. 79, p.———For postponement of any 
alteration in the Laws relating thereto; From Landholders of 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Butter Trade (Ireland)—continued. 

Tipperary, Lxxxu1. 506.———Against any material alteration of 
the Laws relating thereto; From Butter Buyers of Dundalk, 
LXXx11. 510, Pp, ——-For piacing the Butter Trade of Enniscor- 
thy on the same footing as that of Dublin; From Butter Mer- 
chants of Enniscorthy, txxx1v. 237, p.——Against the Repeal 
of Act; From Coopers of Limerick, txxx1v. 251, p.———For 
Repeal of Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 88, and for Amendment of Act 
10 Geo. IV. c¢. 41, for the regulation of the Butter Trade; From 
Merchants, Traders and others concerned in the Butter Trade of 
Sligo, Lxxxvul. 504. 


Byrne, John: 
339. Complaining of being arrested and sent to Prison for 
singing political Ballads; From John Byrne, now confined in 
Ballinrobe Gaol, xc1. 577. . 


Cabriolets :—See infra, 1071. 
Caffres : 


340. Complaining of the destruction of his Farm-house at 
Graham’s Town, Albany, South Africa, by an irruption of the 
Caffre Tribes, and praying Relief; From William Bruce, xcu. 
216. See infra, 354. 


Cahuac, John : 


341. Complaining of Frauds in the Collection of Taxes; 
LXXVIII. 132, P. 


Caistor Church : 
342. Complaining of the annual Performance of a supersti- 
tious Ceremony in the Parish Church of Caistor ; From Sir Cul- 
ling Eardley Smith, Bart., xc1. 804. 


Caithness Flag Quarries : 

343. That the Pavement of Westminster Hall be formed of a 
species of Flag which is found in the County of Caithness, as it 
ana the quality of resisting damp; From Sir John Sinclair, 

aronet, LXxxIx. 584. 


Calcutta :—See infra, 830. 833. 845. 851.1051. 


Calicoes and Cotton : 

344. [1830-31.] For the Repeal of the Excise Duty on 
Printed Calicoes and Cotton Goods; From Bankbridge, near 
Manchester, txxxvi. 230. Bayley, William ; Persons employed 
in his Works, 226. Blackburn ; Fine employed at the Works 
of Messrs. Edmund and Robert Peel, 226. Blackburn; Mer- 
chants, 420. Brompton, 331, p. Brookside; Calico Printers em- 
ployed at the Works of Messrs. Reddish and Brooks, 382. Brough- 
ton; Messrs. Headley Atkinson &amp; Co., 226,p. Burnley; Manufac- 
turers and others, 184. Burnley; Messrs. Butterworth &amp; Brooks’ 
Works, 226. Burnley, Messrs. Margerisons &amp; Glovers, 382. 
Bury; Merchants, 184. Bury; Messrs. Grant’s Works, 226. 
Butterworth &amp; Brooks’ Works, 226.—Chatham, Brompton and 
Strood, 331, e. Chorley; Calico Printers at the Works of Messrs. 
Hole &amp; Wilkinson, 238. Church; Messrs. Edmund &amp; Robert 
Peel's Works, 226. Colne, 382.—Derby, New Mills, 238. Dint- 
ing Vale, Glossop; Calico Printers, &amp;c., at the Works of Messrs. 
C. &amp; E. Potter, 238. Dublin, 278.—Edgeworth ; Works of John 
Hall &amp; Co., 461. Elton, 236.—Furness; Calico Printers at the 
Works of Messrs. Price &amp; Loyd, 238.—Garstang, 356. Glossop, 
238. Grant &amp; Brothers’ Works, 226.—Lancashire and adjoining 
Counties, 184. Lancaster Manufacturers, 184. Lancaster; Mer- 
chants Manufacturers, 356. London Vale; Calico Printers, &amp;c., 
at the Works of Messrs. J. Bailey &amp; Brothers, 461.—Manchester ; 
Bleachers, 226, rp. Manchester; Chambers of Commerce and Ma- 
nufactures, 222. Manchester ; Merchants, 184, p. Manchester; 
Engravers, 222, p. Middleton, 230.—Oakenshaw, 230.—Pendle- 
bury; Calico Printers at the Works of Mr. W. Bayley, 226. 
Perth ; Calico Printers, 487, p. Perth; Merchants, 258. Prest- 
wick ; Messrs. Bayley’s Works, 461.—Ramsbottom; Messrs. 
Grant &amp; Brothers’ Works, 226. Rochester, 331, p.—Strange- 
ways; Works of Messrs. Lomas &amp; Bradbury, 461. Salford ; 
Persons employed at the Works of Thomas Seon, 238. Scot- 
land; Licensed ‘Calico Printers, 396, rp. Shepley, 229. Staley 
Bridge, 184. 238. Stockport, 230. Stockport; Merchants, 190. 
Stockport ; Operative Calico Printers, &amp;c., 280. Strood; 331, P. 
Sunnygide; Messrs. eorei &amp; Brooks’ Established Works, 
226.— ottington Mill, 230.—Wigan, 229. Wood, G. W., 222. 


Aalico Printers : 
345.. Complaining of the number of Apprentices employed by 
the Master Manufacturers ; From, Journeymen Calico Printers of 
Lancashire, Derbyshire and other Counties; txxxv. 456, P. 


Callan Corporation : 
346. Complaining of Abuses; From George Walker; Re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Municipal Corporations (See 
Committees, 805); LXxxvill. 57. 


Calves :—See supra, 56. 


Cambridge Corporation : 
347. For extending to them the right of choosing Corporate 
Officers; Of Inhabitants of Cambridge ; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Municipal Corporations, Lxxxvii. 432. 


Cambridge University : 
348. Praying the House to refuse to sanction any Proposition, 
tending, by violent interference, to endanger the high character and 
ey abe of that University; From Bachelors of Arts and Un- 
er Graduates of the University of Cambridge, xcu. 613. 


GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Campbell, Daniel : 


349. Complaining of his Detention by the Burman Govern- 
ment; LXXvI. 234, P. 


Campbell, Hugh : 

350. Respecting his Discoveries in Celtic Literature, uxxv. 
402, p.———Praying the attendance of Mr. Peel and Dr. Phil- 
limore (Members), as Witnesses in an Action at Westminster, 
LXXVII. 132. 


Canada : 


351. For the Introduction of their Timber and Agricultural 
Produce ; From the Assembly of Lower Canada, txxvir. 104, P. 
———Complaining of the distressed state of the Colony; From 
the Merchants, Shipowners and others interested in the Trade of 
Canada resident in Glasgow, txxvi. 121, p. Merchants and 
others of Greenock, 136, p. Merchants and others of Liver- 

1, 148, P. Complaining of an Act of the House of Assem- 
ly, inflicting certain Disabilities; Inhabitants of the Province of 
Upper Canada, 1xxxu. 549, p.———For the Appropriation of 
the Sale of Crown Lands for the Purposes of Education; From 
Christians of different Denominations of Upper Canada, ixxxi1. 
299, P. For Participation in the Revenue arising from Lands 
set apart for the Maintenance of the Protestant Clergy; From, 
Ministers of the Presbyterian Church in Upper Canada; Referred, 
LXxxil. 321. Presbyterian Subjects of the Province of Lower 
Canada; Referred, 428.———Complaining of the Administra- 
tion of the Government in Canada by the Earl of Dalhousie ; 
From Inhabitants of Lower Canada, Lxxx11. 295. 297, p. John 
Neilson, D. B. Viger, and Austin Cuvillier, of the Province of 
Lower Canada, 532.—&lt;——For a Representation equivalent to 
their just Claims; From Inhabitants of Dunham, Stan- 
bridge, &amp;c., on the South-east Side of the River St. Law- 
rence, in Lower Canada, txxxu1. 340, P. For the Union 
of the Two Provinces; From Merchants and others con- 
nected with the Canadas, txxx1. 438. Complaining of 
Grievances; From Inhabitants of Upper Canada; eon ht up 
and read; Notice taken that the Petition referred to Debates 
in the House; Petition withdrawn; txxx1v. 301.———Respect- 
ing the Tenure of Lands; From the Commons of Lower Canada 
in Provincial Parliament assembled, txxxv1. 915, p.———-Com- 
plaining of certain Grievances, and praying for Redress; From 
the Commons of Lower Canada in Provincial Parliament assem- 
bled, txxxvi. 916, P. Complaining of Grievances, and 
praying for Redress; From, Inhabitants of ale Canada, Lxxxvi. 
917, Pp. Freeholders and Inhabitants, txxxvu. 527, P. 
Praying that in any allotments or locations of Waste Lands, 
either in Nova Scotia or in the Canadas, his Rights may not be 
affected; Of Alexander, Earl and Viscount of Stirling, Viscount 
Canada, &amp;c., Lxxxvi. 461, P. Representing the numerous and 
increasing Evils under which the People of that Province are 
labouring, in consequence of defects in its Laws and Constitution, 
and of the Administration of the existing Laws; From Commons 
of Lower Canada in Provincial Parliament assembled, txxxrx. 
309. Referred to Select Committee on Lower Canada, 336. 
———-For detaching the District of Gaspé from Lower Canada, 
and annexing it to New Brunswick; From Inhabitants residing 
on the River Restigouche and Bay Chaleurs, dividing the Dis- 
trict of Gaspé, Lower Canada, from the Province of New Bruns- 
wick ; Referred to Select Committee on Lower Canada, txxxrx. 
417.———In support of the Allegations of the above Petition ; 
From Inhabitants of the District of Montreal; District of the 
Three Rivers; Referred to Select Committee on Lower Canada; 
LXXXIX. 466. Complaining of: Illegal and Vindictive Mea- 
sures adopted towards him, in having been successively expelled 
from the House of Assembly of that Province; From Robert 
Christie, of Gaspé, Lower da, Lxxxix. 547. Praying 
the House to take into Consideration the Address founded upon 
the Resolutions adopted by the House of Assembly during the 
last Session of the Provincial Parliament; From Inhabitants of 
the Province of Lower Canada, uxxx1x. 554.————Complaining 
of Grievances; From Members elected to serve in the Assembly 
of Lower Canada, and of the Members forming the Minority of 
the Legislative Council who e the Opinions of the People, 
xc. 61.—&lt;—For such Modifications only of the Provincial Con- 
stitution as may be deemed indispensably requisite to afford perma- 
nent relief to the Financial pees iar of the Executive, 
and to maintain the connexion between the Mother Country and 
the Colony; From Inhabitants of Montreal, xc. 129. 
Expressive of their Disapprobation of certain Resolutions 
by the House of Assembly of that Province, in February 1834 ; 
Foun Inhabitants and Proprietors of Land in Annfield or Beau- 
harnois, in Lower Canada, xc. 192.——— Complaining of addi- 
tional Grievances; From Commons of Lower Canada, in Provin- 
cial Parliament assembled, xc. 354.———For redress of Griev- 
ances; From, Inhabitants of Lower Canada, xc. 395. Inhabit- 
ants of Lower Canada, resident in the District of Montreal, 396. 
For redress of Grievances; From House of Assembly of 
Lower Canada, xc1. 366..——For redress of Grievances; From 
Commons of Upper Canada in Provincial Parliament assembled, 
xcl. 466,——— Fer Investigation into his Administration of the 
Government of Lower Canada; From Lord Aylmer, xct. 536, p. 
———Complaining of certain Proceedings that took place in 
the late Elections in that Province, and praying for an Inquiry ; 
From Charles Duncombe, of Burford, in the County of Oxford, 
Upper Canada, and Member for that County in the present House 
of Assembly of the Province, xc1. 833, For allowing the 
People of Canada to elect the Legislative Council, placing the 
Revenues at their disposal, &amp;c.; From Members of the Working 
Men’s Association, xcm. 282. Sunderland, 410. See infra, 1043, 
1195, 1726, 1266, 









































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]. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Candles : 

352. For the Repeal of the Duties thereupon; From, Tallow 
Chandlers of London, uxxvu. 112, ep. Tallow Chandlers in 
Manchester and Salford, 126, p. Candlemakers of Edinburgh, 
177.— xxix, 274, p.—.Lxxx. 168, p.—.xxxv. 447. Corporation 
of Candlemakers of Edinburgh, txx1x. 204, p.—Lxxx1. 166.— 
LXxxxu. 335, p. Candlemakers of Glasgow, Lxxvitl. 377, P.— 
LXXIX. 126, P.—LXxx. 152, p.—Lxxxiv. 251, Pp. Candlemakers of 
Dundee, Lxxrx. 121, p.—xxxx. 164, p. Manufacturers in London 
and Westminster, 195, rp. Tallow Chandlers of Leeds, txxxv. 249, p. 
Aberdeen, Dundee, 522, p. Roxburgh, 580. Kirkcaldy, txxxv1. 
193, Pp. Edinburgh, txxxvi. 209, p.— ——For the continuance 
of Licenses to Manufacturers; From, Plymouth, Lxxxvi. 278, p. 
Bristol, Salisbury, Wiltonand Warminster, 347. Birmingham, 409. 


Canine Madness :—See infra, 739. 1138. 
Canterbury, Dean and Chapter of :—See supra, 40. 


Cape Breton : 

353. Respecting the Union of Cape Breton with Nova Scotia ; 
From Freeholders and Inhabitants of the Town of Sidney, in 
the Island of Cape Breton, txxvit. 173, p.——— Against their 
Annexation to Hore Scotia, and praying to be restored to their 
former legal Government; From Freeholders and Inhabitants of 
Cape Breton, txx1x. 515, P. 


Cape of Good Hope: 

354. Respecting Settlers at the Cape of Good Hope; Of 
William Parker, LXXvil. 342, p,————Complaining of the Issue 
of Paper Money in that Colony; Of Christopher Bird, Colonial 
Secretary, Lxxx1. 374, p.———Complaining of the Government ; 
From William Parker, late one of the Heads of Parties of Settlers 
at the Cape, txxx11. 506, Pp. 560, p.———Complaining of Ill 
Usage by the Government ; From John Carnall, txxx11. 535, p. 
———For a Representative Government; From, Inhabitants, 
LXXxII. 536, P. British Settlers and others in the District 
of Albany, txxxv. 466, p.———Complaining of the Suppression 
of the South African Commercial Advertiser; From; Inhabit- 
ants, Lxxxu. 580, p.———Complaining of the Depreciation of 
the Currency in that Colony; Of Isaac Strombom, .xxxrv. 
376, p.———For an Inquiry into the Causes of the Caffre Irrup- 
tions; From resident Colonists in the District of Albany; Re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Aborigines (British Settle- 
ments); xc. 455.————Complaining of the Destruction of his 
Property by the Caffres, and praying for Inquiry; Of William 
Bruce ; Referred to the Select Committee on Aborigines (British 
Settlements) ; xc. 488._——That a Commission may be appointed 
to proceed to that Colony to investigate the Charges which have 
been made against the Colonists as regards their Relations with 
the Aboriginal Tribes ; From the Cape of Good Hope, xcu. 596. 
See supra, 331; infra, 364. 


Capes, John : 
355. Complaining of the Detention of John Capes, a Beadle 
of the Parish of St. Pancras, in Guernsey ; From Directors of the 
Poor of St. Pancras, txxxvit. 369, Pp. 


Capital Punishment :—See infra, 653, &amp;c., 951. 984. 
Carlile, Mary Anne: 


356. Complaining of Imprisonment, Lxxvu. 178, P. 


Carlile, Richard : 

357. Fora Remission of his Fines, xxxvi1. 296. Against 
the Punishment of Richard Carlile for his Publications; Of 
John Sparks Moline, txxrx. 452. Of Richard Carlile ; 
To lie on the Table; Motion, That the Petition be printed ; 
Withdrawn ; 483. ——— Complaining of his Imprisonment 
and Fines, txxx. 285, p. 482, p. 620, p.———For an inquiry 
into the conduct of the Recorder of the City of London, on 
two Trials in which the Petitioner has been concerned, and for an 
Act for the better regulation of Juries and their Verdicts; txxxv1. 
722. (P. 785.) For the release of Richard Carlile and Robert 
Taylor from Prison; From several Women, Lxxxvu. 542, Pp. 

Praying the House to rescue him from his long-continued 
Imprisonment ; From Richard Carlile, xxxxvi1. 645.————For 
the release of Richard Carlile from Imprisonment ; From, Metro- 
polis, Inhabitants, xxxvu1. 500. Oldham, 412. Marylebone, St., 
244, 


Carlisle Barracks : 
358. Complaining of the billetting of Troops upon them; 
From Innkeepers of Carlisle, txxx. 70. 


Carlisle Corporation : 

359. Complaining of certain Tolls demanded by the Corpora- 
tion of Carlisle under the Municipal Corporation Act, and pray- 
ing for protection; From Tenants of the Lord Bishop of Carlisle, 
in the Manor of Dalston, xc1. 109. 


Carlow Borough : 

360. Complaining of the misappropriation of the Dues and 
Customs for the Improvement of the said Borough, and of the 
conduct of the Sovereign and Burgesses respecting admissions to 
Freedom therein, and praying for Relief ; From Persons claiming 
their right to Freedom, as Sons of Freemen, and others of Carlow; 
Referred to the Committee on Tolls and Customs, (see Committees, 
1165); uxxxv. 513. 


Carlow Police : 
361. Complaining of their Conduct; From, Bryan Henesy ; 
Thomas and Judith Butler; xc. 50. Nelly Nowlan and Mary 
Byrne; Thomas Brahan and John Holden; 503. 


Carmarthen Borough : 
362. That the right of electing Magistrates may be extended 
to £.10 Electors and Householders ; oom Burgesses, Electors 
and others of Carmarthen, txxxvi. 45. 








Carmichael, William : 
363. Complaining of Imprisonment for the Publication of g 
Libel, txxxvit. 624. 


Carnall, John : 


364. Complaining of Oppression and Imprisonment at the 
Cape of Good Hope; txxx. 461, P. See supra, 364. 


Carpet Designs: 
365. For a Law for the Protection of all New Patterns or 
Designs of Carpets and Rugs; Of Manufacturers of Carpets and 
Rugs in the County of Middlesex, xc1. 431. 


Carriages : 

366. Against the Tax thereupon; From Proprietors of Job 
Carriages of Dublin, txxvi. 119, P. That the Public 
Carriages of the Metropolis may be put upon a better system; From 
Oxford Street, xxxxvu1. 431. Strand, 553. For licensing 
the Drivers and Conductors of all Public Carriages ; From John 
Lewis, Lxxx1x. 137. 


Carrick Church : 
367. Complaining of the dilapidated State of the Church of 
that Parish; Of the Vicar and Churchwardens of the Parish of 

Carrick, xc1. 421. 


Carrickfergus Borough : 
368. Denying “img, gg in alleged acts of Bribery, and pray- 
ing that the Franchise may be extended to them; From Freemen 
of Carrickfergus, Lxxxvuil. 429. 


Carrick-on-Suir : 

369. Praying that when the House shall possess the right of 
conferring or transferring Representation, they will take the Claims 
of the said Town into consideration; From Inhabitants of Car- 
rick-on-Suir, Lxxxviu. 591. 


Carts : 

370. Praying for the Repeal of the Tax on Market Carts; 
Of Farmers of the County of Oxford, xct. 228. Praying for 
Repeal of the Duty on Carriers’ Carts; From Common Carriers of 
the County of Devon, xc1. 239. 270. For the Repeal of that 
part of the Act of the last Session of Parliament requiring the 
Name, Residence and Occupation of the Owners of Taxed Carts to 
be painted in Two-inch Letters on the most conspicuous part of 
the Carriage; From Brandon, xcu.29. Derby, 399. Suffolk, 
435. 


Cash Payments :—See supra, 158. 
Cashel and Tipperary Road : 


371. Against the renewal of the Act relating thereto; From 
Tipperary, xc1. 580. See infra, 774. 


Catholic Association :—See infra, 1736. 


Cattle, Ill-treatment of : 

372. To extend the Provisions of Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 71; From 
Bath, txxx. 374, Pp. Westminster, 380. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
391, p. St. George, Hanover Square, and St. Marylebone, 574. 
St. Mary Lambeth, 629, p. See supra, 56. 321. 


Cavan County : 
373. Complaining of certain violent and unconstitutional Pro- 
ceedings at the last Election for that County ; From Freeholders, 
LXx1Xx. 348, Pp. Referred to Committee on the State of Ireland, 477. 


Cemetery, National : ; 

374. Recommending the Establishment thereof; From, Thomas 
Willson, Architect, txxxv. 222. George Frederick Carden, 419, P. 
———T hat in the event of any Metropolitan Cemetery Bills 
being passed into Law, Compensation may be awarded to them; 
From Parish Clerks and Sextons of Parishes and Districts of the 
Metropolis and its Environs, xcu. 325. 


Central Criminal Court : 
375. For Compensation for Loss of Fees on passing the Bill; 
From, John Johnson; txxx1x. 324. John Stafford; Henry Col- 
lingwood Selby, 334. Thomas Richards, 350. Charles Welland, 
408. Charles John Lawson, 430. Thomas Wright Vaughan; 
James Allen; 434. 
Ceylon : 
376. Complaining of the Conduct of Sir Edward Barnes, 
Governor of Ceylon; From John Whitchurch Bennett, rxxxv- 
415, P. 


Chain Cables and Pumps: 

377. Respecting the Supply of Chain Cables to the Navy, and 
recommending those made at their Manufactory; From Richard 
Porter, William Porter and Robert Porter of Carlisle, txxxv1. 914. 
———For an Inquiry into his improved method of working 
Chain Pumps on Board His Majesty’s Ships; Of Edward Edwards, 
xc. 628, 


Chambers, Abraham Henry : 


378. Complaining of Imprisonment, Lxxx1. 352, P. 


Champion, Jane: 

379. Complaining of her Imprisonment in the House of Correc- 
tion for refusing to maintain the Children of her Husband, who 
has been transported, and praying Relief; Of Jane Champion 
late of Seaford, the Wife of George Champion, xct. 86, _— 
Petition of Jane Champion, that her former Petition may 
referred to the Judges, 268. 


Chancery, Court of : ; 
380. ‘Complaining of the Proceedings in the Court of Conner? 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Chancery, Court of—continued 


quiry into the Practice of the Court of Chancery ; From Inhabit- 
ants of Devon, rxx1x. 112, rp Tag of Delay in the 
Proceedings of the Court of Chancery ; From, Michael Gomm ; 
Lxxx. 476, P. Robert Gourlay, 293, p. 476, p. Joseph Hescott, 
476,e. Samuel Palmer, 476, Pr. Francis Penneykid, 605, p. 
Walter Honeywood Yate, 476, rp. James Innes, Lxxxvi. 598. 
——Complaining of the Proceedings of the Master’s Office 
in Chancery; From Richard Garland of Kin verte aay 
LXXXI. 272, pP.———Complaining of Abuses, Delays and Costs in 
the Court of Chancery; From Richard and Ann Stubbs, txxx1. 
352, P. For an Inquiry into the State of the Practice of the 
Court of Chancery, especially to that part relating to Proceeding 
before the Masters; From Joseph Harrington, Lxxxvu. 26, P. 
———For Compensation for Loss by the operation of the Chan- 
cery Offices Regulation Bill; From James Bird, uxxxvur. 614. 
Chief Clerks of Masters in Chancery, 620. John Jefferson, 651. 
William Nicholson, 651. John Reid, 620. Thomas Alexander 
Raynsford and others, 615. John Henry Standen, 616. 
That in the Chancery Office Regulation Bill their Rights and 
Interests may be preserved; From T. A. Raynsford, Master of 
the Report Office, and Alexander V. Stuart, Clerk in the said 
Office ; txxxvi1. 701.———Praying the House to provide for 
him a Salary suitable to the respectability and importance of his 
Office; Of Thomas Fenton, Chief Examiner of the Court of 
Chancery in Ireland, xc1. 729. 


381. That Proceedings in Chancery, as well as the existing 
Law of Arrest or Imprisonment for Debt, may come fairly under 
the Consideration of the House; Of Charles Pitt, xc. 377. See 
infra, 568. 936. 1043. 1735. 


Channel Islands : 

382. That the Jurisdiction, Privilege and Norman Laws of 
the Channel Islands, and that of the Isle of Man in particular, may 
be inquired into by a Committee of the House, with a view to the 
Correction of Delays and Abuses in the Administration of Justice; 
Of James Bowditch, Solicitor, xc1. 148. 


Chapels : 
383. For the Repeal of Act 11 &amp; 12 Geo. III. c. 16, relating to 
Parochial Chapels of Ease; From Inhabitants of the District of 
Lisnadill, txxxvi. 718, Pp. See infra, 444. 


Charcoal : 
384. Against the Duty thereupon; Of Thomas Towers, of the 
City of Bangor, txxrx. 242. 


Charitable Donations: 

385. For extending Acts 52 Geo. III. c. 101 &amp; 102, for the 
Investigation of Donations and Bequests to Ireland; From 
Thomas Flanagan, txxx1u. 479, P. Complaining of the 
Misapplication of certain Charitable Bequests to the Poor of that 
Parish, and praying for Inquiry; From Kirton in Holland, xc. 
296.——— For Sones of Duty on Legacies bequeathed for Chari- 
table and Religious Purposes; From Simon Davie Robinson, . p., 
xcr. 224. Lyme Regis, 305. Bridport, 330. Paisley, 377. 
———-For Repeal of the Duty upon Legacies bequeathed for Re- 
ligious or Charitable Purposes; From Stowmarket, xcu. 504. 
See infra, 1081. 2069. 


Charitable Institutions : 











386. Complaining of the Privilege of receiving Letters free of 


Postage, having been withdrawn from the Religious and Charitable 
Institutions of Ireland; From General Synod of Ulster, txxxv1. 
678. Broughshane, 711, Pp. 
Charities : 
387. For extending the Provisions of Act 52 Geo. ITI. c. 101, 
to Ireland; From Thomas Flanaghan, txxxiv. 128, p. See 
infra, 915. 997. 1056. 1380, 1478, 1479. 


Charleville, Seneschal’s Court :—See infra, 1800. 
Chatham Dock Yard: 


388. Complaining of the Officers of His Majesty’s Dock Yard 
stags taking possession of a Salt Marsh, leased to him; 
rom John Baseden, a Cowkeeper, in the Parish of Gillingham, 


Lxx1x. 437, Pp. See infra, 571. 
Cheese :—sSee infra, 1085. 
Chelsea Church : 


389. Praying the House to order the Accounts of the Trus- 
tees for building a new Church in that Parish to be laid before 


them; From St. Luke, Chelsea, xc11. 216. 
Chelsea Hospital : 


390. Pensioners of Glasgow, for increase of Pension, txxx. 


349, p.———-Complaining of the Charge of £.5 per cent. upon 
their Pension Bills; From Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital, 
LXXxII1. 326, p.—&lt;—-That Chelsea Pensioners may receive their 
Pensions without Deductions; From William Seney Smith, 
LXXXv. 122, P.—.xxxvi. 160.———Complaining of being refused 
Admission to Chelsea Hospital, and for Relief; From Patrick 

elly, xxxxv. 521. See supra, 261; infra, 1130. 

Chelsea Parish : 

391. That Copies of certain Papers relative to the division of 
that Parish be laid before the House; From the Vestry Committee 
ofSaint Luke, Chelsea, uxxx1x. 555. 

Cheltenham Post Office : 

392. Complaining of the extra Charge of one Penny on Letters 
delivered in that Town beyond the Limits prescribed by the Gene- 
tal Post Office ; Of Inhabitants of Cheltenham, xcl. 642. 

Cheshire Constabulary Act : 


For repeal thereof; From Chester, yxxxvu. 479. Nant- 





wich, 479, 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Chester Corporation : 

394. For an Act to enable £.10 Householders of that City, in 
conjunction with the Freemen at large, to elect a due proportion of 
the Aldermen and Common Councilmen in each of the respec- 
tive Wards, and for the annual publication of the Corporation 
Accounts; From Freemen and Citizens of Chester, rxxxvuu. 40. 


Chester Ecclesiastical Court : 

395. Of William Brookes, complaining of the Proceedings of 
that Court, brought up; Notice taken that the Petition was not 
signed ; Withdrawn, Lxxxv. 541. For Inquiry into the Con- 
duct of that Court; From William Brookes, txxxv. 597. 


Chester and Holyhead Road : 


396. For a Survey and Estimate thereof; From, Inhabitants of 
the City of Chester, txx1x. 224, p. 


Chester Poor : 

397. For compelling the Occupiers of Property in the extra- 
parochial District called the “ Abbey Court,” to maintain their 
own Poor; From Guardians of the Poor of Nine Parishes in the 
City of Chester, txxxv. 382, Pp. 


Chester Quarter Sessions : 

398. Complaining of the alteration, by Order of the Court of 
Quarter Sessions for the County of Chester, of a Plea in Bar of a 
Prisoner, who was indicted for Felony, and for whom the Peti- 
tioner was Counsel, and praying for an Inquiry; From James 
Dunn, Esq’, Gray’s-Inn, Barrister at Law, txxx1x. 37. 


Chester, Sheriff of : 

399. Complaining of the Conduct of the Sheriff of the County ; 
From Freeholders, txxv1.61, P. Motion for referring Petition to 
Select Committee, withdrawn, 72. Petition read again; another 
Motion for referring it to a Select Committee; Ques. Neg. there- 
upon; 92. 


Chetwynd, G., M. P. :—See infra, 971. 
Chichester (St. Bartholomew) Church Bill, 1832: 


400. Complaining of a Clause, authorizing the Churchwardens 
to raise Money by Loan, having been introduced into the said 
Bill, without their knowledge; Of Inhabitants of Chichester, 
xc. 316. See infra, 1166. 


Chief Secretary (Ireland) :—See infra, 961. 


Children :—See infra, 402. 633. 1019. 


Childs, John : 


401. Petitions complaining of the Imprisonment of John 
Childs, of Bungay, for non-payment of Church Rates; From, 
King’s Lynn; Wymondham; Debenham; Wrentham; Needham 
Market; Diss; Wells-next-the-Sea; Bungay; Halesworth ; 
Lowestoft; John Childs; xc. 284. Deputies from Protestant 
Dissenters in and within Twelve Miles of London; Ipswich; 
Redenhall with Harleston; Thetford; 296. Wattisfield, 310. 
Standing Committee of United Dissenters of Manchester; In- 
habitants of Manchester; 340. Framlingham, 378. Kettering, 
390. Stonham, 537. 

Chimney Sweepers: 

402. Against the use of Climbing Boys; From William Samp- 
son, of Sheffield, txxvir. 439, p.———-For prohibiting the use 
of Children in Climbing Chimneys ; From Inhabitants of Frome 
Sellwood, txxx1v.59. Chichester,95, p. Lewes, 125, p. Strat- 
ford-on-Avon, 186, ep. Leamington, 237, P. For super- 
seding the necessity of Climbing Boys; From, Whitehaven ; 
Cockermouth; txxxv. 283. Corporation Cutlers in Hallamshire, 
and Capital Burgesses and Commonalty of Sheffield, 383, p. 
Newark-upon-Trent, 534, p.———For prohibiting the Employ- 
ment of Children in cleansing Chimneys; From Bath, txxx1x. 235. 
Bridport, 439. Brighthelmstone, 190. Bristol, 229.—Chelms- 
ford, 146. Chichester, 237.—Darlington, 289. Dublin, 237. 
Evesham, 146.—Fareham, 163. Frome Selwood, 137.—Gains- 
burgh, 155. Gloucester, 146. 289. Gosport, 300.—Hackney, 48. 
Hastings, 187. Hawkhurst, 163. Hereford, 187.—Islington, 
390.—Kingston-upon-Hull, 163.—Liverpool, 145. London, 261. 
266.—Norwich, 174.—Portsea, 300. Portsmouth, 300.—South- 
ampton, 142. Staines, 142. Stewartstown, 336. Sunderland, 
237.—Taunton, 166. Tottenham, 324.—Wareham, 140. 


China Trade: 


403. For the permanent Residence at Peking of a Representa- 
tive of His Majesty, to protect the Interests of his Countrymen ; 
From British Subjects in China, txxxv1. 581.————For placing 
British Ship Owners on an equal footing with Foreigners trading 
to the Port of Canton; From Merchants and others of Rochdale, 
LXxxIx. 28. See infra, 829. 855. 


Chinsurah : 
404. Respecting the Capture of Chinsurah, in 1781, by the 
late Samuel Eyre ; From Robert Eyre, txxx. 253,—.xxxuv. 349, Pp. 


Chippenham Borough: 

405. That the Boundary of that Borough may be enlarged, in 
order to enable the whole of the Inhabitants to participate in the 
Benefits of Municipal Government; Of the Mayor, Aldermen and 
Councillors of the hevengh of Chippenham, xcr. 294. 


Cholera Morbus : 

406. That an Inquiry may be instituted for the purpose of 
ascertaining the Nature and Mode of Propagation of the Disease; 
From Physicians and Surgeons residing in London, txxxvu. 
140, p.————For the Appointment of a Committee to inquire 
into the true character of the Epidemic; From Members of the 
Council of the National Political Union, txxxvu. 215.——— 
That all Vessels sailing with Passengers from infected Places be 
required to be peovided with appropriate Medicines and Surgeons; 
From Belfast, txxxvu. 239,—————For a Remission of his Sen- 

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]. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Candles : 

352. For the Repeal of the Duties thereupon; From, Tallow 
Chandlers of London, uxxvu. 112, p. Tallow Chandlers in 
Manchester and Salford, 126, p. Candlemakers of Edinburgh, 
177.—Lxxix. 274, p.—.Lxxx. 168, p.—.xxxv. 447. Corporation 
of Candlemakers of Edinburgh, txx1x. 204, p.—1Lxxx1. 166.— 
LXxxul. 335, p. Candlemakers of Glasgow, txxvim. 377, P.— 
LXXIX. 126, P.—Lxxx. 152, p.—.Lxxxiv. 251, Pp. Candlemakers of 
Dundee, Lxxrx. 121, p.—.xxx. 164, p. Manufacturers in London 
and Westminster, 195, p. Tallow Chandlers of Leeds, txxxv. 249, p. 
Aberdeen, Dundee, 522, p. Roxburgh, 580. Kirkcaldy, rxxxv1. 
193, p. Edinburgh, txxxvi. 209, p.———For the continuance 
of Licenses to Manufacturers; From, Plymouth, txxxv1. 278, p. 
Bristol, Salisbury, Wiltonand Warminster, 347. Birmingham, 409. 


Canine Madness :—See infra, 739. 1138. 
Canterbury, Dean and Chapter of :—See supra, 40. 


Cape Breton : 

353. Respecting the Union of Cape Breton with Nova Scotia ; 
From Freeholders and Inhabitants of the Town of Sidney, in 
the Island of Cape Breton, txxvi. 173, p.——— Against their 
Annexation to Nova Scotia, and praying to be restored to their 
former legal Government; From Freeholders and Inhabitants of 
Cape Breton, txx1x. 515, P. 


Cape of Good Hope : 

354. Respecting Settlers at the Cape of Good Hope; Of 
William a ag LXXvil. 342, p,————Complaining of the Issue 
of Paper Money in that Colony; Of Christopher Bird, Colonial 
Secretary, Lxxx1. 374, p. ———Complaining of the Government ; 
From William Parker, late one of the Heads of Parties of Settlers 
at the Cape, txxx11. 506, Pp. 560, P. Complaining of Ill 
Usage by the Government ; From John Carnall, txxxu. 535, p. 
———For a Representative Government; From, Inhabitants, 
LXXXII. 536, P. British Settlers and others in the District 
of Albany, Lxxxv. 466, p.———Complaining of the Suppression 
of the South African Commercial Advertiser; From; Inhabit- 
ants, Lxxxul. 580, p.———Complaining of the Depreciation of 
the Currency in that Colony; Of Isaac Strombom, .xxxrv. 
376, p.———For an Inquiry into the Causes of the Caffre Irrup- 
tions; From resident Colonists in the District of Albany; Re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Aborigines (British Settle- 
ments); xc. 455.———Complaining of the Destruction of his 
Property by the Caffres, and praying for Inquiry; Of William 
Bruce ; Referred to the Select Committee on Aborigines (British 
Settlements) ; xc. 488._—That a Commission may be appointed 
to proceed to that Colony to investigate the Charges which have 
been made against the Colonists as regards their Relations with 
the Aboriginal Tribes ; From the Cape of Good Hope, xcu. 596. 
See supra, 331; infra, 364. 


Capes, John : 
355. Complaining of the Detention of John Capes, a Beadle 
of the Parish of St. Pancras, in Guernsey ; From Directors of the 
Poor of St. Pancras, txxxvil. 369, Pp. 


Capital Punishment :—See infra, 653, &amp;c., 951. 984. 
Carlile, Mary Anne: 


356. Complaining of Imprisonment, Lxxvut. 178, P. 


Carlile, Richard : 

357. Fora Remission of his Fines, txxvu11. 296.———Against 
the Punishment of Richard Carlile for his Publications; Of 
John Sparks Moline, txxix. 452. Of Richard Carlile ; 
To lie on the Table; Motion, That the Petition be printed ; 
Withdrawn ; 483. ——— Complaining of his Imprisonment 
and Fines, txxx. 285, Pp. 482, Pp. 620, p.———For an inquiry 
into the conduct of the Recorder of the City of London, on 
two Trials in which the Petitioner has been concerned, and for an 
Act for the better regulation of Juries and their Verdicts; txxxv1. 
722. (P. 785.) For the release of Richard Carlile and Robert 
Taylor from Prison; From several Women, txxxvul. 542, P. 

Praying the House to rescue him from his long-continued 
Imprisonment ; From Richard Carlile, txxxvi. 645.————For 
the release of Richard Carlile from Imprisonment; From, Metro- 
polis, Inhabitants, xxxxvur1.500. Oldham, 412. Marylebone, St., 
244. 


Carlisle Barracks : 
358. Complaining of the billetting of Troops upon them; 
From Innkeepers of Carlisle, xxx. 70. 


Carlisle Corporation : 

359. Complaining of certain Tolls demanded by the Corpora- 
tion of Carlisle under the Municipal Corporation Act, and pray- 
ing for protection; From Tenants of the Lord Bishop of Carlisle, 
in the Manor of Dalston, xc1. 109. 


Carlow Borough : 

360. Complaining of the misappropriation of the Dues and 
Customs for the Improvement of the said Borough, and of the 
conduct of the Sovereign and Burgesses respecting admissions to 
Freedom therein, and praying for Relief ; From Persons claiming 
their right to Freedom, as Sons of Freemen, and others of Carlow; 
Referred to the Committee on Tolls and Customs, (see Committees, 
1155); uxxxv. 513. 


Carlow Police : 

361. Complaining of their Conduct; From, Bryan Henesy ; 
Thomas and Judith Butler; xc. 50. Nelly Nowlan and Mary 
Byrne; Thomas Brahan and John Holden; 503. 

Carmarthen Borough : 

362. That the right of electing Magistrates may be extended 
to £.10 Electors and Householders; From Burgesses, Electors 
and others of Carmarthen, txxxvi. 45. 





Carmichael, William : 
363. Complaining of Imprisonment for the Publication of a 
Libel, txxxvumt. 624. 


Carnall, John : 


364. Complaining of Oppression and Imprisonment at the 
Cape of Good Hope; ixxx. 461, P. See supra, 364. 


Carpet Designs: 
365. For a Law for the Protection of all New Patterns or 
Designs of Carpets and Rugs; Of Manufacturers of Carpets and 
Rugs in the County of Middlesex, xc1. 431. 


Carriages : 

366. Against the Tax thereupon; From Proprietors of Job 
Carriages of Dublin, txxvi. 119, P. That the Public 
Carriages of the Metropolis may be put upon a better rhea From 
Oxford Street, xxxxvi. 431. Strand, 553. or licensing 
the Drivers and Conductors of all Public Carriages ; From John 
Lewis, Lxxx1x. 137. 


Carrick Church : 
367. Complaining of the dilapidated State of the Church of 
that Parish; Of the Vicar and Churchwardens of the Parish of 

Carrick, xci. 421. 


Carrickfergus Borough : 
368. Denying een in alleged acts of Bribery, and pray- 
ing that the Franchise may be extended to them; From Freemen 
of Carrickfergus, Lxxxvul. 429. 


Carrick-on-Suir : 

369. Praying that when the House shall possess the right of 
conferring or transferring Representation, they will take the Claims 
of the said Town into consideration; From Inhabitants of Car- 
rick-on-Suir, txxxvil. 591. 


Carts : 

370. Praying for the Repeal of the Tax on Market Carts; 
Of Farmers of the County of Oxford, xct. 228. Praying for 
Repeal of the Duty on Carriers’ Carts; From Common Carriers of 
the County of Devon, xc1. 239. 270.———For the Repeal of that 
part of the Act of the last Session of Parliament requiring the 
Name, Residence and Occupation of the Owners of Taxed Carts to 
be painted in Two-inch Letters on the most conspicuous part of 
the Carriage; From Brandon, xcu.29. Derby, 399. Suffolk, 
435. 


Cash Payments :—See supra, 158. 


Cashel and Tipperary Road : 
371. Against the renewal of the Act relating thereto; From 
Tipperary, xcr1. 580. See infra, 774. 


Catholic Association :—See infra, 1736. 


Cattle, Ill-treatment of : 

372. To extend the Provisions of Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 71; From 
Bath, .xxx. 374, p. Westminster, 380. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
391, rp. St. George, Hanover Square, and St. Marylebone, 574. 
St. Mary Lambeth, 629, p. See supra, 56. 321. 


Cavan County : 
373. Complaining of certain violent and unconstitutional Pro- 
ceedings at the last Election for that County ; From Freeholders, 
Lxx1x. 348, Pp. Referred to Committee on the State of Ireland, 477. 


Cemetery, National : 
374. Recommending the Establishment thereof; From, Thomas 
Willson, Architect, txxxv. 222. George Frederick Carden, 419, P. 
That in the event of any Metropolitan Cemetery Bills 
being passed into Law, Compensation may be awarded to them ; 
From Parish Clerks and Sextons of Parishes and Districts of the 
Metropolis and its Environs, xcu. 325. 


Central Criminal Court: 
375. For Compensation for Loss of Fees on ene * the Bill ; 
From, John Johnson; rxxx1x. 324. John Stafford; Henry Col- 
lingwood Selby, 334. Thomas Richards, 350. Charles Welland, 
408. Charles John Lawson, 430. Thomas Wright Vaughan; 
James Allen; 434. 


Ceylon: 
376. Complaining of the Conduct of Sir Edward Barnes, 
Governor of Ceylon; From John Whitchurch Bennett, rxxxv. 

415, P. 


Chain Cables and Pumps: 

377. Respecting the Supply of Chain Cables to the Navy, and 
recommending those made at their Manufactory; From Richard 
Porter, William Porter and Robert Porter of Carlisle, txxxvt. 914. 

For an Inquiry into his improved method of working 
Chain Pumps on Board His Majesty’s Ships; Of Edward Edwards, 
xc. 628. 


Chambers, Abraham Henry : 


378. Complaining of Imprisonment, Lxxx1. 352, P. 


Champion, Jane: 

379. Complaining of her Imprisonment in the House of yap 
tion for refusing to maintain the Children of her Husband, who 
has been transported, and praying Relief; Of Jane Champion, 
late of Seaford, the Wife of George Champion, xct. 86. Ans 
Petition of Jane Champion, that her former Petition may 
referred to the Judges, 268. 


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quiry into the Practice of the Court of Chancery ; From Inhabit- 
ants of Devon, rxx1x. 112, p.——Complaining of Delay in the 
Proceedings of the Court of Chancery ; From, Michael Gomm ; 
Lxxx. 476, P. Robert Gourlay, 293, p.476, p. Joseph Hescott, 
476,e. Samuel Palmer, 476, Pe. Francis Penneykid, 605, p. 
Walter Honeywood Yate, 476, rp. James Innes, Lxxxvi. 598. 
——Complaining of the Proceedings of the Master’s Office 
in Chancery; From Richard Garland of Kingston-upon-Hull, 
LXXXI. 272, p.———Complaining of Abuses, Delays and Costs in 
the Court of Chancery; From Richard and Ann Stubbs, 1xxxt. 
352, P. For an y Adler into the State of the Practice of the 
Court of Chancery, especially to that part relating to Proceeding 
before the Masters; From Joseph Harrington, txxxvu. 26, P. 
———For Compensation for Loss by the operation of the Chan- 
cery Offices Regulation Bill; From James Bird, uxxxvui. 614. 
Chief Clerks of Masters in Chancery, 620. John Jefferson, 651. 
William Nicholson, 651. John Reid, 620. Thomas Alexander 
Raynsford and others, 615. John Henry Standen, 616. 
That in the Chancery Office Regulation Bill their Rights and 
Interests may be preserved; From T. A. Raynsford, Master of 
the Report Office, and Alexander V. Stuart, Clerk in the said 
Office; txxxvimt. 701.———Praying the House to provide for 
him a Salary suitable to the respectability and importance of his 
Office; Of Thomas Fenton, Chief Examiner of the Court of 
Chancery in Ireland, xc1. 729. 


381. That Proceedings in Chancery, as well as the existing 
Law of Arrest or Imprisonment for Debt, may come fairly under 
the Consideration of the House; Of Charles Pitt, xc. 377. See 
infra, 568. 936. 1043. 1735. 


Channel Islands : 

382. That the Jurisdiction, Privilege and Norman Laws of 
the Channel Islands, and that of the Isle of Man in particular, may 
be inquired into by a Committee of the House, with a view to the 
Correction of Delays and Abuses in the Administration of Justice; 
Of James Bowditch, Solicitor, xc. 148. 


Chapels : 
383. For the Repeal of Act 11 &amp; 12 Geo. III. c. 16, relating to 
Parochial Chapels of Ease; From Inhabitants of the District of 
Lisnadill, txxxvi. 718, Pp. See infra, 444. 


Charcoal : 
384. Against the Duty thereupon; Of Thomas Towers, of the 
City of Bangor, txxrx. 242. 


Charitable Donations: 

385. For extending Acts 52 Geo. III. c. 101 &amp; 102, for the 
Investigation of Donations and Bequests to Ireland; From 
Thomas Flanagan, Lxxxu. 479, P. Complaining of the 
Misapplication of certain Charitable Bequests to the Poor of that 
Parish, and praying for Inquiry; From Kirton in Holland, xc. 
296.——— For Repeal of Duty on Legacies bequeathed for Chari- 
table and Religious Purposes; From Simon Davie Robinson, m. p., 
xcr. 224. Lyme Regis, 305. Bridport, 330. Paisley, 377. 
———-For Repeal of the Duty upon Legacies bequeathed for Re- 
ligious or Charitable Purposes; From Stowmarket, xcu. 504. 
See infra, 1081. 2069. 

Charitable Institutions : 

386. Complaining of the Privilege of receiving Letters free of 
Postage, having been withdrawn from the Religious and Charitable 
Institutions of Ireland; From General Synod of Ulster, txxxv1. 
678. Broughshane, 711, Pp. 











Charities : 
387. For extending the Provisions of Act 52 Geo. III. c. 101, 
to Ireland; From Thomas Flanaghan, txxxiv. 128, p. See 


infra, 915. 997. 1056. 1380. 1478, 1479. 
Charleville, Seneschal’s Court :—See infra, 1800. 


Chatham Dock Yard : 
388. Complaining of the Officers of His Majesty’s Dock Yard 
ee) taking possession of a Salt Marsh, leased to him; 
rom John Baseden, a Cowkeeper, in the Parish of Gillingham, 
See infra, 571. 


Cheese :—See infra, 1085. 


Chelsea Church : 
389. Praying the House to order the Accounts of the Trus- 
tees for building a new Church in that Parish to be laid before 
them; From St. Luke, Chelsea, xcr1. 216. 


Chelsea Hospital : 
390. Pensioners of Glasgow, for increase of Pension, txxx. 
349, p.——-—-Complaining of the Charge of £.5 per cent. upon 
their Pension Bills; From Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital, 
LXXx111. 326, p.———That Chelsea Pensioners may receive their 
Pensions without Deductions; From William Seney Smith, 
LXXXv. 122, P.—Lxxxvi. 160.———Complaining of being refused 
Admission to Chelsea Hospital, and for Relief; From Patrick 
elly, xxxxv. 521. See supra, 261; infra, 1130. 
Chelsea Parish : 

391. That Copies of certain Papers relative to the division of 
that Parish be laid before the House; From the Vestry Committee 
ofSaint Luke, Chelsea, Lxxx1x. 555. 

Cheltenham Post Office : 

392. Complaining of the extra Charge of one Penny on Letters 
delivered in that Town beyond the Limits prescribed by the Gene- 
tal Post Office ; Of Inhabitants of Cheltenham, xc1. 642. 

Cheshire Constabulary Act : 

393. For repeal thereof; From Chester, uxxxvi. 479. Nant- 


LXXIX. 437, P. 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Chancery, Court of—continued Chester Corporation : 


394. For an Act to enable £.10 Householders of that City, in 
conjunction with the Freemen at large, to elect a due proportion of 
the Aldermen and Common Councilmen in each of the - 
tive Wards, and for the annual publication of the Corporation 
Accounts; From Freemen and Citizens of Chester, rxxxvuu. 40. 


Chester Ecclesiastical Court : 


395. Of William Brookes, complaining of the Proceedings of 
that Court, brought up; Notice taken that the Petition was not 
signed ; Withdrawn, Lxxxv. 541.———For Inquiry into the Con- 
duct of that Court; From William Brookes, rxxxv. 597. 


Chester and Holyhead Road : 


396. Fora Survey and Estimate thereof; From, Inhabitants of 
the City of Chester, txxrx. 224, p. 


Chester Poor : 


397. For compelling the Occupiers of Property in the extra- 
parochial District called the “ Abbey Court,” to maintain their 
own Poor; From Guardians of the Poor of Nine Parishes in the 
City of Chester, txxxv. 382, p. 


Chester Quarter Sessions : 


398. Complaining of the alteration, by Order of the Court of 
Quarter Sessions for the County of Chester, of a Plea in Bar of a 
Prisoner, who was indicted for Felony, and for whom the Peti- 
tioner was Counsel, and praying for an Inquiry; From James 
Dunn, Esq’, Gray’s-Inn, Barrister at Law, txxxrx. 37. 


Chester, Sheriff of : 

399. Complaining of the Conduct of the Sheriff of the County ; 
From Freeholders, rxxv1.61, Pp. Motion for referring Petition to 
Select Committee, withdrawn, 72. Petition read again; another 
Motion for referring it to a Select Committee; Ques. Neg. there- 
upon; 92. 


Chetwynd, G., M. P. :—See infra, 971. 


Chichester (St. Bartholomew) Church Bill, 1832: 

400. Complaining of a Clause, authorizing the Churchwardens 
to raise Money by Loan, having been introduced into the said 
Bill, without their knowledge; Of Inhabitants of Chichester, 
xc. 316. See infra, 1166. 


Chief Secretary (Ireland) :—See infra, 961. 


Children :—See infra, 402. 633. 1019. 


Childs, John : 


401. Petitions complaining of the Imprisonment of John 
Childs, of Bungay, for non-payment of Church Rates; From, 
King’s Lynn; Wymondham; Debenham ; Wrentham; Needham 
Market; Diss; Wells-next-the-Sea ; Bungay ; Halesworth ; 
Lowestoft; John Childs; xc. 284. Deputies from Protestant 
Dissenters in and within Twelve Miles of London; Ipswich; 
Redenhall with Harleston; Thetford; 296. Wattisfield, 310. 
Standing Committee of United Dissenters of Manchester; In- 
habitants of Manchester; 340. Framlingham, 378. Kettering, 
390. Stonham, 537. 

Chimney Sweepers : 

402. Against the use of Climbing Boys ; From William Samp- 
son, of Sheffield, txxvur. 439, P. For prohibiting the use 
of Children in Climbing Chimneys ; From Inhabitants of Frome 
Sellwood, txxx1v.59. Chichester, 95, p. Lewes, 125, p. Strat- 
ford-on-Avon, 186, e. Leamington, 237, p.— ——For super- 
seding the necessity of Climbing Boys; From, Whitehaven ; 
Cockermouth; txxxv. 283. Corporation Cutlers in Hallamshire, 
and Capital Burgesses and Commonalty of Sheffield, 383, p. 
Newark-upon-Trent, 534, p. For prohibiting the Employ- 
ment of Children in cleansing Chimneys; From Bath, txxx1x. 235. 
Bridport, 439. Brighthelmstone, 190. Bristol, 229.—Chelms- 
ford, 146. Chichester, 237.—Darlington, 289. Dublin, 237. 
Evesham, 146.—Fareham, 163. Frome Selwood, 137.—Gains- 
burgh, 155. Gloucester, 146. 289. Gosport, 300.—Hackney, 48. 
Hastings, 187. Hawkhurst, 163. Hereford, 187.—Islington, 
390.— Kingston-upon-Hull, 163.—Liverpool, 145. London, 261. 
266.—Norwich, 174.—Portsea, 300. Portsmouth, 300.—South- 
ampton, 142. Staines, 142. Stewartstown, 336. Sunderland, 
237.—Taunton, 166. Tottenham, 324.—Wareham, 140. 


China Trade: 


403. For the permanent Residence at Peking of a Representa- 
tive of His Majesty, to protect the Interests of his Countrymen ; 
From British Subjects in China, txxxvi. 581.———For placing 
British Ship Owners on an equal footing with Foreigners trading 
to the Port of Canton; From Merchants and others of Rochdale, 
LXxx1x. 28. See infra, 829. 855. 


Chinsurah : 


404. Respecting the Capture of Chinsurah, in 1781, by the 
late Samuel Eyre ; From Robert Eyre, txxx. 253,—.xxx1v. 349, P. 


Chippenham Borough : 

405. That the Boundary of that Borough may be enlarged, in 
order to enable the whole of the Inhabitants to participate in the 
Benefits of Municipal Government; Of the Mayor, Aldermen and 
Councillors of the Dicwnsh of Chippenham, xc1. 294. 


Cholera Morbus : 


406. That an Inquiry may be instituted for the parses of 
ascertaining the Nature and Mode of Propagation of the Disease; 
From Physicians and Surgeons residing in London, txxxvu. 
140, p.—————For the Appointment of a Committee to inquire 
into the true character of the Epidemic; From Members of the 
Council of the National Political Union, txxxvu. 215.——— 
That all Vessels sailing with Passengers from infected Places be 
required to be provided with appropriate Medicines and Surgeons; 











wich, 479, 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—18937.) 


From Belfast, txxxvu, 239.~————For a Remission of his Sen- 
tence, 


PETITIONS—continued. 


732 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Cholera Morbus—continued. | Church of England—continued. 


tence, in consequence of the Cholera having broken out in Bristol 
Gaol; From John Gover Powell, a Prisoner confined for vending 
Unstam Publications, ixxxvi. 515.———For the Appoint- 
ment of a Day for national Thanksgiving for the Cessation 
of the Cholera; From Smisby, txxxvut. 219.———Submittin 
a Plan to prevent the spreading of Cholera; From Edwar 
Brown, Surgeon, txxxvu. 718.———Comiplaining of the Ap- 
propriation of Money levied under the Cholera Prevention Act 
(Ireland); From Parishioners of Drumachose, Lxxxix. 396. 
———For a Situation in Reward for his Services during the 
Prevalence of the Cholera; From Hugh Daniel Kelly, m.p., 
LXXxIx. 594.———For their Release, under certain restrictions, 
during the Prevalence of the Cholera; From Prisoners in the 
Fleet Prison, rxxx1x. 596. 


Christie, Elizabeth : 
407. Complaining of being confined in the Gaol of Bodmin, 
and for Relief. 3 LXxxviil. 580. 


Christopher’s, St., Island of :—See infra, 993. 2141. 


Christ’s Hospital : 

408. For an Inquiry into the Management of Christ’s Hos- 
pital, and the Appropriation of the Funds ; From William Brack- 
stone Tarbutt, xc. 536.———Complaining of having been refused 
the Rights enjoyed by all other Governors of that Institution, in 
consequence of a Petition presented by him to the House in 
August 1835; Of William Brackstone Tarbutt, a Governor of 
Christ’s Hospital, xc1. 832.———For an Investigation into the 
State of the Educaton afforded by that Hospital ; Of the there- 
undersigned, late Scholars of Christ’s Hospital; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Education; xc. 133. 


Church of England : 

409. For Reform of the Church; From the Rev. Thomas 
Spencer, txxxvi. 162. The Rev. Thomas Smith, rxxxvr. 600. 
—Lxxxvil. 342. Hexham, txxxvim1. 530. Webb, Jacob, 128. 


410. For an Address to His Majesty to convoke a National 
Synod for improving the State of the Church; From the Rev. 
Thomas Spencer, M. A. ; Motion for printing withdrawn ; txxxv1. 
237. 


411. Expressive of reprobation of a Petition from that Town, 
praying that the Congregations of the National Church be 
empowered to choose their Ministers from any Sect of professing 
Christians; From Inhabitants of Blackburn, txxxvit. 634. 


412. For the adoption of Measures to increase the spiritual 
Efficacy of the Established Church; From Aberystwith, txxxviu. 
443. Dorset, Eastern Part, 221. Monmouth, 220. Clergy of 
the United Church of England and Ireland, 315. 


413. Complaining of the present State of the Established 
Church in Wales; From, Arustley, Deanery of, txxxvutt. 494. 
Chester, 138. Llanegryn, &amp;c., 289. Llanidloes, 554. New- 
town, 289. Towyn, &amp;c., 402. Welshmen resident in London, 
461. Woolos, St., &amp;c., 450. 


414. InSupport thereof; From, Abberton, txxx1x. 424. Aber- 
deen, Presbytery of, 308. Abergell, 412. Abergwilly, 403. Aber- 
nantand Conwyl, 403. Acton,427. Addington, Birling and Ryarsh, 
416. Addington, 502. Addlithorpe with Ingoldmills, 482. Ais- 
thorpeand Thorpe, 482. Aldermaston, &amp;c.,418. Aldham,424. Ald- 
ingham, 388. Alford,140.482. Alkborough-with- Whitton, 482. All 
Saints, Thorndon, 459. Aller, 522. Allesley and Cormdon, 364. 
Allington, East, 538. Allstree, 98. Alnwick, 443. Alrewas, 364. 
Alton Barnes and Alton Priors, 364. Alvediston, Ebbesbourn 
and Neighbourhood, 472. Alverstoke, 488. Alvingham, &amp;c., 
536. Alwinton and Holystone, 443. Amesbury, 472. Ampner 
Hinton, 478. Amwell, 403. Ancaster, 546. Ancroft, 443. 
Anderby, 482. Ansley, 340. Apethorpe, 364. Appley, 482. 
Asaph, St., 406. Ashbourne, 111. Ashby-de-la-Zouch, 364. 
403. Ashby Puerorum and Toynton Low, 540. Ashe, 553. 
Asheldam and Dengie, 436. Ashen and Ovington-cum-Tilbury 
juxta Clare, 409. Ashford, Kingsnorth and other Places, 472. 
Ashley, 403.473. Ashlington and All Cannings, 350. Ashmans- 
worth, 482. Ashover, 304. Ashton, 364. Ashton Steeple, 472. 
Ashton, 505. Aspall, 459. Aston-on-Trent, 111. Aston Sand- 
ford, 300. Aston Clinton, 424. Atterby with Bishop’s Norton, 
482. Atworth, 574. Austrey, 340. Averham, 333. Ayles- 
bury, 250.—Babworth, 333. acton, 459. Bag, Enderby and 
Somersby, 540. Bagsworth, Weare and other Places, 424. 
Baldock, 403. Bamburgh and Sotby, 540. Bapchild, 396. 
Barford, St. Martin’s, 478. Barholm, 443. Barkway and Reed, 
349. Barlbro, 155. Barlings, 505. Barlow, Great and Little, 
48. Barnet, East, and Barnet, Chipping, 436. Barnoldby-le- 
Beck, 595. Barnwell, 364. Baron Stamford, St. Martin, 516. 
Barton-under-Needwood, 194. Barton Seagrave, 275. Barton 
Stacey, 473. Barton-upon-Humber, 482. Basing, Old, 553. 
Bassenthwaite, 436. Bassett, North Weald, 494. Bathealton, 
Runnington and Thorn, St. Margaret, 553. Baughurst, 553. 
Baverstock, &amp;c., 574. Bawtrey, 333. Bearstead, 416. Beau- 
mont-cum-Moye, 380. Bedhampton, 538. Belchamp, St. Paul, 
459. Belchamp Walter and Yeldham Parva, 459. Belchamp 
Otton, 459. Belchamp St. Paul, &amp;c., 284. Belford, 482. 
Bellean, 482. Bellenger Shipton, 472. Belper, 424. Belshford, 
555. Bembridge, 472. Bemerton and Fugglestone, St. Peter, 
472. Benefield, 364. Benfleet, North, 377. Bergholt, West, 
364. Berwick, St. James, 472. Berwick, St. John, 472. 
Berwick, St. Leonard’s, 472. Bethersden, Great, Chart and 
other Places, 424. Bethnal Green, 108. Bibden, 538. Bid- 
dulph, 538. Bilborough and Strelly, 333. Bighton, 638. 
Bilsby, 488. Bilton, 466. Birch, 364. Birdbrook, &amp;c., 480. 
Birling, 416. Birmingham, 388. Bisham and Medmenham, 
265. Bishop Fonthill, 472. Bishop Sutton and Ropley, 473. 





In Support thereof—continued. 
Bishop’sCannings,Lxxx1x.340. Bishopsbourne, Beaksbourn, Bridge 
and Patrixbourn, 364. Bishop’s Lavington, 472. Bishopstrow 
472. Bishopstone, 472. Bishop’s Stoke, 473. Bishop’s Norton, 
with Atterby, 482. Bishop’s Waltham, 502. Bisset Conshie 479. 
Blagdon, 94. Blatherwycke and Bulwick Laxton, 459. Blun- 
tisham with Earith, and Holywell with Medingworth, 436. Bly- 
borough, 482. Blyth, 333. Bobbing, 396. Bobbingworth, 396, 
Boldre and Brockenhurst, 436. _ Bolsover, 48. Boltham, 538, 
Bonchurch and Shanklin, 638. Boothby Pagnell, 505. Boothby 
Graffoe, 538. Borden, 396. Borrowden, 531. Boscombe, 479, 
Bossington with Broughton, 494. Boston, 546. Bothamsall, 
333. Botley, 538. Boughton, 333. Boughton Monchelsea, 416, 
Bourne, St. Mary, 472. Boxted, 364. Boyton, 472. Brace 
Meole, 494. Bracebridge, 482. Braceby, 505. Brading, 479, 
Bradley, 695. Bradley Maiden, 472. Brailsford, 215. Bram- 
cote, 333. Bramdean, 482. Bramley and Wonersh, 484, 
Brampton, 462. Bramsholt, 538. Brasted, 424. Brattleby, 
482. Braughing, 544. Braxted, Little, 364. Braxted, Great, 
388. Braxton and Durham, Cornhill, 522. Breamore, 473, 
Brecon, 300. SBreadsall, 98. Breaston, 111. Bredgar, 364, 
Bridgewater, 115. Brigford, West and East, 333. Brightlingsea, 
388. Bristol, Clergy and Laity of the Church of England, 255, 
Britford, 472. Brixton, 546. Brixton Deverill, 472. Brixton 
District, Denmark Hill, 472. Broad Court, St. Martin’s-in-the. 
Fields, 459. Broad Chalk, 472. Brockenhurst, 436. Brock- 
ford-cum-Wetheringsett, 388. Brome and Oakley, 459. Bron- 
ham, 340. Broomfield, 416. Broughton Sulney, 333. Brough- 
ton Riptons and Stukeley’s, 436. Broughton, 494. Broxbourn, 
340. Broxholme, 482. Broxted, 424. Bryngwram, 190, 
Buckden, 462. Buckland, St. Mary, 66. Budworth, Great, 
443. Bulcote with Burton Joice, 333. Bullington and Tufton, 
473. Bullington-cum-Goltho, 482. Bulwick, 459. Bungay, St. 
Mary, 403. Burcombe, 472. Bures Mount, 364. Burghclere, 
472. Buriton with Petersfield, 482. Burnham, 377. ursle- 
don and Hound, 459. Burton-upon-Trent, 166. Burton Joice, 
333. Burton Gate, 482. Burton by Lincoln, 538. Bury and 
Upwood Ramsey, 436. Butleigh, 516. Bythorn, Old Weston, 
and other Places, 436.—Calke and Ticknell, 98. | Cambo, 
396. Cammeringham, 538. Candover and Nutley Preston, 
444, Canfield, Little, 284. Canfield, Great, 459. Cannings, 
All, 350. Cannock, 90. Canterbury (Two Petitions), 427, 
Canterbury, 472. Canterbury, St. Mary, Bredman and St. 
Andrew, 472. Canterbury, Holy Cross, Westgate and St. 
Peter, 472. Carham, 494. Carhampton, 380. Carlton in Lun- 
drick, 333. Carlton, Great, 505. Carlton, North, 482. Carlton, 
Scroop, 505. Carmarthen, 403. Carmarthen, New Church, 403, 
Carrington, 505. Casterton, Great, 482. Castle Hedingham, 459. 
Catherington, 538. Catherston, Lewiston and Wotton Fitz- 
paine, 403. Caunton, 333. Chaddesden and Stanley, 261. 
Chaffcombe, 62. Chafford, 377. Chalfield Magna, 472. Chard, 
66. Chardstock, 162. Charity Stoke, 473. Charlton, Wilts, 
472. Charlton Adam and Charlton Mackrell, 522. Chart, 
Great, Bethersden and other Places, 424. Chart, Sutton, 416. 
Chatford, Upper, 472. Chepstow, 115. Cherry Willingham, 
482. Chesterfield, 48. Chestertord, Great and Little, 364. Che- 
vening, 454. Cheverell, Great, 472. Cheverell Parva, 472. 
Chicklade, 472. Chiddesden, 592. Chiddingstone, 454. Chil- 
bolton, 473. Chileombe, 602. Chillingham, 443. Chilling- 
ton, 108. Chilmark, 472. Chilthorne Domer and other Places, 
522. Chinnock, East, 522. Chipping Ongar, juxta Greenstead, 
396. Chipping Ongar, 436. Chirton, and the Tithing of Conock, 
472. Chirton, 364. Chittern, All Saints and St. Mary, 340. 
Christchurch, Hants, 473. Church of England and Ireland, 
Clergymen or Lay Members of, 94. Church Broughton, 261. 
Clare (Suffolk), 80. Claxby-cum-Well, 488. Claxby and Reves- 
by, 553. Clee, 482. Clergymen or Lay Members of the United 
Church of England and Ireland, 94. Clifton-cum-Hartshead, 
308. Clifton, North, 333. Clinton, Markham, 333. Clist St. 
George, and Clist St. Mary, 364. Cluney, Offord and other 
Places, 603. Cockerington, St. Leonard’s, 536. Coddington, 333. 
Codford, St. Peter’s, 472. Codford, St. Mary,472. Coggeshall, 
364. Colchester, 406. Coleby, 538. Collingham, North and 
South, 333. Collyweston, 403. Coleston Bassett, 333, Combe, 
St. Nicholas, 66. Compton and East and West LIllsley, 350. 
Compton Bassett, 369. Compton, 502. Congleton, 457. Co- 
ningsby and Tattershall, 540. Conock, the Tithing of, 472. 
Conwyl, 403. Combe Bissett, 472. Corhampton, 482. Corm- 
don, 364. Cornard, Great and Little, 436. Cornhill, Durham, 
522. Cornwall, Parochial Clergy of, 472. Corringham and 
Heapham, 505. Corsley, 472. Cosmus, St., and Damian-in-the- 
Blean, 396. Cotgrave, 333. Cotterstock, 364. Cotton, 459. 
Coulston, 340. Coventry, St. Michael’s, 388. Cowley, 364. 
Cranford, St. Andrew and St. John, 265. Cranley, 94. Craven, 
90. Crawley and Hunton, 502. Crewkerne and Misterton, 
94. Crinon cum Velfrey Llandewi, 457. Cropwell Bishop, 333. 
Cropwell Butler-cum-Tithby, 333. Crosthwaite and Keswick, 
364. Cruxeaston, 473. Croydon, 536. Cyffig and Marros, = 
Cyfeiliog and Mowddwy, Deanery of, 412. Cumberworth, 482. 
Curry Rivell, 108.—Dalbury, 111. Dalderby and Scrivelaby, 55, 
Dalton in Furness, 418. Dalton, North, 472. Damerham, South, 
472. Damian in the Blean, 396. Dantzey, Winterbourne, 472. 
Darenth, Kirby Horten, 443. Darley, 538. Darley i 424. 
Dartmouth, 115. Dawson, Reverend Isaac, 108. Deal, 427. 
Dean, Hants, 459. Denbigh, 412. Denbigh St. George, 538. 
Dengie, 436. Denmark Hill, 472. Dennington and Seavington 
St. Michael, 94. Derby, 210. Detling, 416. Deverill, o 
Deverill Hill, 472. Deverill Kingston, 472. Deverill, Monk- 
tonand Longbridge, 472. Dinton and Teffont,574. Docking, 280. 
Doddington, 482. Dodington, 482. Domer, 522. Donhead, 
St. Andrew, 472. Donhead, St. Mary, 472. Day 








PETITIONS—continued. 





Church of England—continued. 


—_—_— 


In Support thereof—continued. : 
on Baine, rxxx1x. 482. Donyland, East, 416. Dovercourt, 353. 
Doveridge, 215. Downton, 472. Drayton, East and West, 333. 
Dremeirchion, 425. Dronfield, 255. Droxford, 538. Duck- 
manton and Sutton, 48. Duddington, 574. Dudliston, 369. Dum- 
mer, 472. Dunmow, Great, 284. Dunstable and Houghton Re- 
is, 447. Dunston, 482. Durham, 522. Durrington, 472.— 
le, 482. Eakring, 333. Earith, 436. Earl Stoke, 472. Earls 
Winterborne, 472. East Church, 364. Easton and Stow, 462. 
Eastling, 472. Easton, Little, and Tilty, 284. Easton and Stoke, 


605. twood, 194. Eaton, Little, 108. Eaton, Long, 111. 
Ebbesbourne, 472. Ecchinswell and Sidmonton Kingsclere, 473. 
Edenbridge, 403. eware, 380. Edington, 340. Edlaston 


and Wyaston, 215. lington and Thornton, 540. Edmanton, 
364. Eglwyscymmen and Lansadwinen, 495. Egmanton, 333. 
Ellingham, 388. 584. E.llisfield, 502. Elliston, Spaldwick, 462. 
Elston Church and Elston Chapel, 333. Elton, 388. Elton 
on the Hill, 333. Elvaston, 126. Ely, Archdeacon and Clergy, 
43. Ely Brent, Ely Monks, Mildon and Preston, 364. Em- 
borough and Ston Easton, 553. Empshot, 482. Emsworth and 
Warblington, 443. Endon, 482. Enfield, 454. Enford, 472. 
— Chapel, Long Acre, 436. Epperstone, 333. Epping, 
494. Epworth, 505. Erckfont, 472. Erpingham, North, and 
Happing, and Tunstead Hundred (Norfolk), 472. Etwall, 287. 
Eversley, 553. Everton, 333. Exton, 482. Eyam, 48. Eye 
(Suffolk), 388.—Fairfield, 388. Falmouth, 364. Farleigh Wallop, 
592. Farleigh, East, 482. Farlesthorpe, 482. Farley-cum-Pitton, 
472. Farlington,538. Farningham, 443. Fawley, 473. Felstead, 
424. Fenstanton and Hilton, Hemingfords, 436. Fenton with 
Pidby and Somersham, 436. Ferriby, South, 482. Fersfield, 
459. Fifield, 473. Fillingham, 482. Fingrinhoe and Langen- 
hoe, 424. Finningham, 459. Fisherton Anger, 472. Fiskerton, 
482. Fittleton, 472. Flawborough, 333. Fledborough, 333. 
Flint, 494. Flixborough with Burton-upon-Stather, 482. Font- 
hill Gifford, 472. Fonthill Bishop, 472. Ford, 425. Fordham, 
364. Fordingbridge, 473. Fotheringhay, 364. Fovant, 472. 
Friesthorpe, 546. Fring, 210. Frith Ville, 505. Frodingham, 
482. Fugglestone St. Peter, 472.—Gainsborough, 505. Gam- 
ston, 333. Gate, 482. Gautby and Mintling, 540. Gazeley, 
466. Geddington-cum-Newton in the Willows, 283. Giggles- 
wick, Long Preston and other Places, 215. Gifford, 472. Gir- 
ton, 333. Gislingham, 388. Glapthorne, 364. Glentham, 538. 
Glentworth, 482. Goathurst, 388. Godalming, 583. Godman- 
chester, 472. Goltho-cum-Bullington, 482. Gomeldon and Por- 
ton, 472. Gonalston, 333. Goodnestone and Graveny, 396. 
Gosport, 488. Goudhurst, 416. Goulceby and Hemingby, 540. 
Goxhill, 482. Graffoe, 538. Grafton Underwood, 364. Gran- 
by, 333. Grantham, 396. Graveney, 396. Grinstead, West, 
cum Plaitford, 472. Greenford Magna, 364. Greenstead, 396. 
Greetham, 540. Gresly Church, 443. Gretford-cum-Wilsthorpe, 
622. Gretton, 403. uilford, 333. Gunner Winterborne, 472. 
—Hackington, alias St. Stephen’s, 396. Hackney, St. John, 522. 
Hackthorne, 538. Hadleigh, 377. 532. Hadham, Much and 
Little, 403. Hainton, 538. Hallingbury, Great, 377. Halstow, 
396. Halton, West, 482. Ham, West, 396. Hamble, 538. 
Hambledon, 480.538. Hampton, 364. Haningfield, East, South 
and West, 377. Hanwell, 388. Hanworth, 380. Happing and 
Tunstead Hundred, 472. Harberton, 436. Harbridge, 473. fiard- 
res, Great, and Stelling, 396. Harmston, 482. Harnham, West, 
472. Harpswell, 482. Hartford and Houghton with Wyton, 
436. Hartley Wintney, 553. Hartlip, 396. Hartshead, 308. 
Harwich, 353. Haslemere, 459. Hatcham and Roughton, 505. 
Hatfield Peverel,388. Hatherleigh, 488. Hathersage, 259. Hat- 
toft and Munby Chapel, 461. Hatton, 482. Havant, 538. 
Hawton, 333. Hayfield, 880. Headbourne Wortley, 473. Hea- 
don, 333. Heage, 424. MHealaugh, 364. Heapham, 505. 
Heartburn, 396. Hecmondwicke, 353. Heddon on the Wall, 
425. Hedingham Castle, 459. Hemingford’s, Henstanton and 
Hilton, 436. Hemingby, 540. Hemswell, 482. Herdle, 436. 
Hernhill, 396. Heston, 364. Heytesbury and Knook, 472. 
Hickling, 333. Highclere, 473. Hill Deverill, 472. Hilling- 
don, 364. Hilperton, 472. Hilton, 436. Hinckley, 364. Hin- 
derclay, 388. Hinton St. George, 94. Hinton Ampner, 473 
Holbeach, 546. Holingbourne with Hucking, 416. Holme 
Pierrepont, 333. Holme and North Muskham, 259. Holt, 472. 
Holywell, 388. Holystone, 443. Holywell with Needingworth, 
436. Holy Island, 425. Horkesby, Little, 364. Hormead, 
Great and Little, and other Places, 340. Horncastle, 540. 
Hornsey St. Mary’s, 436. Horsly, 111. Horsmondon, 21. 
Horsepath, 287. Horsington and Stixwold, 540. Horten, 
Kirby, Horton, 194. Houghton, 473. Houghton with Wyton, 
436. Houghton Regis, 447. Hound, 459. overingham, 333. 
Hoyland, igh, 234. Hucking, 416. Huggate, 459. Huish 
Episcopi and Langport, 522. Heart on, 472. Huntingdon, 
603. Huadagden, Lay Members of the Church of England, 
215. Hunstanton, 210. Hunton, 416. 502. Hursley, 538. 
Hurtsbourne, Tarrant and Vernham’s Dean, 472. Hykenham, 
North and South, 482.—Ibsley, 473. Ickenham, 364. Idmis- 
ton, &amp;c. 406. 472. Ilchester and Northover, 522. Ilford, 
Little, 396. Illminster, 284. [Illsey, East and West, 350. 
Ingham, 482. Ingoldmells, 482. Ingram, 369. Inworth, 364. 
Isham and Pytchley, 265. Ishmael’s, Saint, 213. Islebrewers, 
108. Isleworth, 380. Ives, Saint, Huntingdon, 436. Iwade, 
396.—Kelham, 333. Kemsing-cum-Seal, 424. Kennington, 
St. Mark’s, 459. meg ee 472. Keswick, 364. Kettering, 
265. Keyworth, 333. Kidwelly, 213. Kilvington with Staun- 
ton, 333. Kilmiston, 482. Kimbolton and Staughton, 462. 
King’s Somborne, 502. Kingsbury, 364. Kingsclere and Sid- 
monton, 473. King’s Cliffe, 364. Kingsdon, 522. Kingsdown, 443. 

gsey, 418. Kingsnorth, 472. Kingston Deverill, 472. Kings- 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Church of England—continued. 


In Support thereof—continued. 
town, Lxxx1x.864. Kinolton, 333. Kirby in Ashfield,333. Kirby 
and Walton and Thorpe, 413. Kirby, 443. Kirkby Stephen, 388. 
Kirkby, East, and Milville, 482. Rirevend and Thorseway, 459. 
Kirton in Lindsey, 536. Kirton, 333. Kittisford and Sampford 
Arundel, 553. naith, 482. Kneesall, 333. Kneeton, 333. 
Kniverton, 215. Knowle, Saint Giles, 66. Knoyle, West, 472. 
Knoyle, East, 574. Kyloe, 494.—Lake and Wilsford, 472. Lam- 
beth, 472.536. Lambeth, Saint Mary’s, 459. Lambeth, South, 
482. Landford, 472. Laneham, 333. Langenhoe, 424. Lang- 
ford Steeple, 674. Langford, Little, 472. Langham Wakes 
Colne, 364. Langley, 416. Langport, 522. Langton by Wragby, 
482. Langunnor, 333. Langwille and Thornton-le-Fen, 583. 
Lansadwinen, 495. Larne, High, 377. Laughton, 482. Launces- 
ton, 406. Laver, Little, 340. Laverstock, 472. Lavington Mar- 
ket, 472. Lavington, Bishop’s, 472. Laxton, 333. 459. Leigh’s, 
Great, 377. Lesbury, 443. Leysdown, 364. Leyton, 377. 
Limber Magna, 482. Limpley, Stoke, 472. Lincoln, Saint 
Mary-le-Wigford, 482. Lincoin, Saint Nicholas and St. John, 
482. Lincoln, Saint Peter at Arches, 482. Lincoln, Saint Peter 
at Gowts, 482. Lincoln, Saint Swithin, 482. Lincoln, Saint 
Paul, 482. Lincoln, Saint Mark, 482. Lincoln, Saint Mary 
Magdalen, 482. Lincoln, Saint Botolph, 482. Lincoln, Saint 
Benedict, 482. Lincoln, Saint Martin, 482. Lincoln, Saint Mi- 
chael on the Mount, 482. Lincoln, Saint Peter in Eastgate and 
Saint Margaret, 482. Lindsell, 443. Linstead, 396. Linton, 
416. Liss, 482. Lissington, 482. Lichfield, Hants, 473. Lit- 
tleton, 502. Liversedge, 330. Lilanafa, 436. Lilanboidy, 403. 
Llanderveylog, 333. Eiadont Velfrey-cum-Crinow, 457. Llan- 
dilo-Talibout, 259. Llandilo, 480. Llandovery, 80. Llandowror, 
480. Llandrillo-in-Rhos, 403. Llanedy, 213. Llanegwad, 443. 
Llanfihangel Abercourn, 403. Llangain, 350. Llangendeirne, 
333. Llangennech, 333. Llangollen, 494. Llanllawddog and 
Llanpumpsaint, 403. Llanelly, 213. Llannon, 213. Llanpump- 
saint, 403. Llanstephan, 403. Llysfain, 388. London, Saint 
Lawrence Jewry and Saint Mary Magdalen, Milk Street, 
234. Longbridge and Monckton Deverill, 472. Longhoughton, 
443. Longparish, 473. Longpreston, 215. Longstock, 502. 
Loose, 416. Loughton,377. Lowdham, 333. Lowick, 364. 444. 
Ludgershall, 472. Luke’s, Saint, Norwood, 424. Lund, 416. 
Lutton, 364. Lymington, 436. 522. Lyndhurst, 584. Lytham, 
Great Saling, 480.—Mablethorpe, 505. Mackworth, 98. Mad- 
dington, 190. 472. Madresfield, 353. Maiden Bradley, 472. 
Maidstone, 416. Maldon, 396. Maltby-le-Marsh, 461. Man- 
chester and Salford, 459. Mandeville Sutton, 472. Mansfield, 
275. Maplebeck, 333. Mapledurwell, 553. Maplestead, Great 
and Little, 424. 459. Marden, 416.472. Mareham on the Hill 
and High Toynton, 555. Mareham-le-Fen, 540. Mark, 466. 
Markby, 461. Market Lavington, 472. Market Rasen, 
583. Markham Clinton, 333. Marksley, 424. Marlow, Great 
and Little, 265. Marros and Cyffig, 480. Marsden, 364. Mar- 
tin, 472. Martin’s, Saint, in the Fields, Broad Court, 459. Mar- 
tin’s, Saint, in the Fields, District of Saint Matthew, 459. Mar- 
tin’s, Saint, in the Fields, Leicester Square District, 459. Martock, 
522. Mary, Saint, in Maldon, 308. Marylebone, Saint, 436, 
454. Marylebone, Saint, District Rectory of Christ Church, 436. 
Marylebone, Saint, District of Saint Mary, 436. Maryle- 
bone, Saint, District Rectory of All Souls, 436. Mary’s, Saint, 
Hornsey, 436. Mattersea, 333. Matthew, Saint, District, Saint 
Martin’s in the Fields, 459. Meare, 424. 516. Medmenham, 
265. Melksham, 472. Mellis,388. Melpas, 466. Meole, 494. 
Meonstoke, 482. Merriott, 94. Merthyr, 350. Metheringham, 
482. Michael, Saint, Coventry, 388. Michael, Saint, Burleigh 
Street, Strand, 459. Michelmersh, 502. Mickleover, 111. Mid- 
dleton, 459. Midville, 482. Milbrook, 472. Milden and 
Preston, 364. Milford, 436. Milstone, 472. Milton next 
Sittingbourne, 396. Minehead, 388. Minesteed, 584. Miningsby 
and Moorby, 488. Minster Sheppy, 364. Mintling, 540. Mis- 
son, 333. isterton, 94. Micheldever, 459. Montgomery, 261. 
Moorby and Miningsby, 488. Moorgate, 74. Morestead, 472. 
Moreton, 377. Morton and Shirland, 155. Morton and Smalley, 
108. Mothvey, 443. Mottisfont, &amp;c.,584. Mountsorrell and Roth- 
ley, 459. Mowddwy, 412. Moye, 380. Muchelney, 622. Munby, 
461. Munden, 377. Murston, 396. Mydrim, 403.—Narbeth and 
Robeston, Wathan, 494. Nassington, 364. Navenby, 482. Nayland, 
364. Needingworth, 436. Nether Wallop, 502. Netheravon, 472. 
Netherwitton, 396. Nettleham, 482. Nevindon, 377. Newark- 
upon-Trent, 333. Newington, Surrey, Trinity Church, 400. 
Newin on, Kent, 472. Newland, 353. Newnham, 553. New- 
ton in the Willows, 283. Newton, South, 472. Newton Tony, 472. 
Newton Wood, 364. Newton-upon-Trent, 482. Newtown, Hants, 
473. Nocton, 482. Norbury and Snelston, 98. Norham, 436. 
Normanby, 538. Normanton, 505. North Muskham, 259. 
Northallerton, 466. Northampton, 74. Northington and Popham, 
459. Northleach, 403. Northolt, 364. Northop, 403. North- 
over, 522. Norton Bavant, 472. Norton sub Hambden, 522. 
Norton in the Moors, 536. Norwood, Saint Luke’s, 424. Notting- 
ham, 333. Nottingham, Saint Peter’s and Saint Nicholas, 333. 
Notley, White, 522. Nutley and Candover Preston, 444.—Oakley, 
459. Oakley, Little, 522. Occold, 459. Odcombe, 522. Od- 
stock, 472. Offord, 603. Old Sampford-cum-Hempstead, 265. 
Ongar, Chipping, 396. 436. Orcheston, Saint George, 308. Or- 
cheston, Saint Mary, 472. Orsett,377. Osmaston by Ashbourne, 
215. Ospringe, 396. Osyth, Saint, 388. Otterbourne, 538. 
Otterden, 396. Otham, 416. Otton Belchamp, 459. Oundle, 
364. Overton, 473. Owlesbury, 538. Owthorpe, 333.—Pagnell 
Boothby, 505. Pakenham, 416. Pancras, Saint, 595. Patney, 
472. Patrick, Western, 473. Patrixbourne, 364. Peckham, 
East, 436. Pembry, 213. Penryn,447. Penshall and Rushall, 
369. Pentlow, 94. Pentridge, 126. Petersfieli, 482. 7 
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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Church of England—continued. 
In Support thereof—continued. 
and Waltham, uxxx1x. 424. Pickworth, 482. Pidbyand Somers- 
ham, 436. Pilton and Titchmafsh, 403. Pinchbeck, 583. Pitton, 
472. Polebroke, 364. Pontesbright, 364. Pilaitford, 472. 
Popham, 459. Porchester, 488. Portishead, 466. Porton, 472. 
Poslingford, 436. Potterne, 308. Poulshot, 472. Poulton in the 
Fylde and other Places, 494. Powick, 482. Preston Bissett, 
215. Preston, 364. 406. 444. 472. Privett with Westmeon, 388. 
Puddimore and Yeovilton, 552. Pytchley, 265.—Quarley, 502. 
Queenborough, 364. 427. Quorndon, 215.—Radcliffe, 538. Rad- 
ford, 333. Rainham, 396. Rampton, 333. Ramsey, 353. 
Ramsey, Bury and Upwood, 436. Ranby, 540. Rasen, Market, 
583. Ravelys and Westons, Warboys, 436. i, 377. 
Redbourn, 516. Reed, 340. Rempstone, 333. epham, 
482. Repton, 98. Reston, North, 461. Retford, 74. 
Revesby, 553. Reynsham, 418. Rhood, Holy, Southampton, 
473. Rhuddlan, 424. Richmond, 364. Ringwood, 472. Rip- 
ton’s and Stukley’s, 436. Risley, 111. Riverhead, 454. Robes- 
ton Wathan, 494. Rockbourne, 473. Rodmersham, 396. Rol- 
leston, 333. Rolvendon, 21. Romsey, 444. Ropley and Sutton 
Bishop, 473. Rothley, 459. Rothwell, otherwise Rowell, 
380. Rotherwick, 553. Roughton, 505. Rowde, 340. Royal 
Tollard, 472. Roydon, 436. Royston, 403. Ruabon, 381. Rud- 
dington, 333. Rugely, 155. Runnington, Bathealton and Thorn 
Saint Margaret, 555. Rushall, 369. Rushton James and Rushton 
Spencer, 482. Russall, 472. Ryarsh, 416. Ryton, 388.—Saf- 
fron Walden, 416. Saleby with Thoresthorpe, 482. Salford and 
Manchester, 459. Saling, Great, 480. Sampford, 553. Sandon, 
377. Sarum, Saint Edmund’s, 472. Sarum, Saint Martin’s, 472. 
Sawley, 111. Saxilby, 482. Scampton, 482. Scarborough, 66. 
Scarcliffe, 48. Scarle, North, 482. Scarle, South, 333. Scrivelsby, 
505. Scudamore Upton, 472. Seal, 424. Seavington Saint 
Michael, 94. Seavington Saint Mary, 108. Sed held, 488. 
Sedgehill, 472. Seend, 472. Semington, 472. Rates 472. 
Sevenoaks, 454. Shalden, 488. Shanklin, 538. Sheffield, 220. 
Shelford, 333. Shelton, 333. Shepton Beauchamp, 94. Shepton 
Bellinger, 472. Sherbourne, St. John, Hants, 459. Shering, 
406. Sherrington, 472. Shields, South, 531. Shilbottle, 443, 
Shirland, 155. Shrewton, 472. Sidmonton, 473. Sittingbourne, 
396. Skellingthorpe, 482. Skendleby, 488. Slipton, 364. 
Smalley, 108. Smisby, 230. 367. Sneinton, 333. Snelland, 538. 
Snellstone, 98. Somersby, 540. Somerset, South-East Part, 516. 
Somersham, 436. Somerton, 522. Sopley, 538. Sothy, 540. 
Southampton, Saint Paul’s, 21. Southampton, All Saints, 459. 
Southampton, Saint Mary, 459. Southampton, Saint Lawrence. 
and Saint John, 459. Southampton, Saint Michael, 459. South- 
ampton, Holy Rhood, 473. Southampton, Saint Faiths, and the 
Hospital of Saint Cross, 502. Southampton, 568. Southbroo, 364. 
Southminster, 396. Southwick, 364. Spaldwick, 462. Spar- 
ford, 546. Spilsby 466. Spridlington, 538. Springfield, 377. 
Stacey Barton, 475. Stafford, West, 403. Stafford, Archdea- 
con and Clergy of, 308. Stainfield, 482. Stainton, 482. Stam- 
ford, 443. Stamford, Saint Michael, with Saint Andrew and Saint 
Stephen, 459. Stamford, Saint John, with Saint Clements, 459. 
Stamford, All Saints, with Saint Peter, 459. Stamford, Saint 
George, with Saint Paul, 459. Stamford Baron, with Saint Mar- 
tin’s, 516. Standon, 388. Stanley, 261. Stanstead, 403. Stan- 
way, 364. Stanwell, 444. Stapleford, 472. Staplehurst, 416. 
Stanton Saint Bernard, 340. Statisfield, 396. Staughton, 462. 
Staunton, 333. Stavely, 98. Steeple, 416. Steeple Ashton, 472. 
Steeple Langford, 574. Stelling Minnis, 396. Stelling, 396. 
Stephen's, Saint, alias Hackington, 396. Steventon, 459. Stix- 
wold, 540. Stockbridge, 494. Stockbury, 364. Stockland, 
380. Stocklinch Ottersey and Stocklinch Magdalen, 94. 
Stockton, 472. Stockwith, West, 333. Stoke Ash, 388. Stoke, 
Bishop’s, 473. Stoke, Charity, 473. Stoke, Earl, 472. Stoke, 
East, 333. Stoke and Easton, 505. Stoke Limpley, 472. 
Stoke Proper, 536. Stoke Winterborne, 473. Ston Easton, 553. 
Stondon Massey, 377. Stoney Middleton, 98. Stonham, North, 
538. Stourton, 574. Stow, 462. Stratford-under-the-Castle, 472. 
Stratford Tony, 472. Stratton, 459. Street, 516. Strelly, 333. Stuke- 
leys, 436. Sturton Magna, 540. Sudbrook, 482. Sudbury, 403. 
Sunbridge Upland, 424. Sunbridge, 510. Sutton, 48. Sutton upon 
Trent, 333. Sutton Bonnington, 333. Sutton Valence, and 
Sutton, East, 416. Sutton Veny, 472. Sutton Mandeville, 472. 
Suttou Bishop, 473. Sutton-in-the-Marsh, 538. Sutton-at-Hone 
and Wilmington, 546. Sutton, Long, 568. Swaby, 574. Swin- 
derby, 482. Swindon, 369. Syverston, 333.—Tadcaster, 364. 
Tadley, 553. Tansor, 364. Tanworth, 459. Tattershall, 540. 
Taunton, 162. Teffont, 574. Tendring, 380. Teversall, 333. 
Tey, Great, 522. Thannington, 472. Thatcham, 396. Thaxted, 
202. Theale, 134. Thoresby, South, 482. Thoresthorpe, 482. 
Thorn, St. Margaret, 553. Thorndon, All Saints, 459. Thornton, 
Curtis, 462. hornton, 540. Thornton-le-Fen, 583. Thorp, 
Kirby, and Walton, 416. Thorpe, 482. Thorpe-on-the-Hill, 
482. Thorseway, 459. Thoydon Garnon, 396. Thrandeston, 
388. Thrumpton, 333. Thruxton, 502. Thundersley, 377. 
Thundridge, 340. Thurgarton, 333. Thurning, 364. Thurrock, 
Little, 377. Thurston, 416. Thwaite, 459. Kicknall, 98. Tid- 
worth, South, 472. Tilbury, West, 377. Tilbury, 409. Tilshead, 
472. Tilty, 284. Tisbury, 472. Titchmarsh, 403. Tithby, 323. 
Titherley, East, 472. Tollard Royal, 472. Tong, 396. Top- 
pesfield, 424. Topsham, 436. Torksey, 482. Totham, Great, 
388. Tothill, 461. Totnes, 406. Toynton, Low, 540. Toynton, 
High, 555. Trinity Church, Newington, Surrey, 400. Trusley, 
111. Trusthorpe, 482. Tufton, 473. Tunstall, 416. Tunstead 
Hundred, 472. Tunworth, 553. Turnditch, 424. Tweedmouth, 
396. Twickenham, 388. Twyford, 502. Tytherley, West, 494. 
—Velfrey, 457. Veny Sutton, 472. Vernham’s Dean, 472,— 
Uleeby, 505. Ulting, 364. Up Nately, 553. Upchurch, 396. 





Church of England—continued. 
In Support thereof—continued. 

Uphaven, txxx1x. 472. Upham, 584. Upwood, 436. Upton, 333. 

Upton-upon-Severn, 461. Upton Scudamore, 472. Urswick, 

403. Uxbridge, 3864. — Wadenhoe, 462. Waddington, 489, 

Waddingworth, 482. Walesby, 333. Wallaton, 333. Walling. 
ford, 333. Wallop Farleigh, 592. Waltham, North, 444, 
Waltham, Bishop’s, 502. Waltham, 275. 424. Walthamstow, 
377. Walton, 388. Walton-le-Dale, 494. Wambrook, 403. 
Wanstead, 377. Warblington, 443. Warboys, Wiston, 436, 
Warmington, 364. Warnford, 482. Warsop, 333. Watton, 416, 
Wayford, 66. Weald, North, Bassett, 494. Weare, 424. Wed- 
dington, 340. Weeke, 473. Weely, 364. Welby, 388. Well, 
488. Wellow, 333. 584. Wembdown, 388. Westbury, 472. 
Westerham, 403. Westgate, 472. Westhorpe, 459. Westmeon, 
388. Westminster, St. James’s, 472. eston-on-Trent, 98, 
Weston, Old, 436. Westwood, 472. Wetheringsett, 388. We- 
thersfield, 124. Weyhill, 473. Whaddon, 472. Whaplode, 538, 
Wharton, 275. Whatton, 333. Wherwell, 473. hitchurch, 
70. Whitchurch, Hants, 473. White Stanton, 62. White 
Roothing, 308. White Colne, 406. White Parish, 472. Whits- 
bury, 473. Whitton, 482. Wickenby, 538. Wickham, 584, 
Wickham Skeith, 459. Wickling, 396. i ae 98. Wighill, 
364. Widley and Wymering, 538. Wight, Isle of, St. Lawrence, 
538. Wight, Isle of, 472. Wilford, 333. Wilksby and Wooden- 
derby, 482. Willand, 4383. Willingale Doe and Willingale 
Spain, 403. Willingham, 482. Willingham Cherry, 482. Wil- 
lington, 287. Wilmington, 546. Wilne, 111. Willoughby, 
333. Wilsford, 472. 546. Wilsthorpe, 522. Winchelsea, 472, 
Winkfield, 472. Winlaton, 443. Winchester, 472.592. Win- 
chester, St. John, near, 502. Winchester, St. Lawrence, of, 502, 
Winchester, St. Michael, 538. Winsham, 66. Winsley, 574, 
Winterborne Earls, 472. Winterborne Stoke, 472. Winterbourne 
Dantzey, 472. Winterbourne Gunner, 472. Winterslow, 472. 
Winthorpe, 333. Wintney Hartley, 553. Wintringham, 505. 
Wirkworth, 230. Wisbech, 66. Wisbech, St. Peter’s, 403. 
Wishford, 472. Wispington, 482. Wiston, 436. Witham, 265. 
Withorn, 482. Wolverton, 472. Wonersh, 484. Wonston, 538. 
Woodborough, 333. 340. Woodenderby, 482. Woodford, 377. 
472. Woodhay, East, 473. Wooler, 482. Wootton, 462. 
Wootton, St. Lawrence, 473. Worcester, 392. Worksop, 335. 
Wormingford, 364. Wormley, 403. Wortley Headbourne, 473, 
Wotton Fitzpaine, 403. Wragby, 482. 538. Wrabness, 380. 
Wrenbury, 494. Wye, 427. yaston, 215. Wyle, 472. Wy- 
mering, 538. Wynnall, 502. Wysall, 333. Wyton, 436. Wy- 
verstone, 450.—Yarburgh, 536. Yarwell, 364. Yatesbury, 340. 
Yaxley, 388. Yeldham Parva, 459. Yorkshire, 
West Riding of, 308. 


415. Complaining that the Church Establishment is drawing 
a large proportion of her funds from those differing in Reli- 
gious Belie , and that the same is opposed to the principles of 
Religious Liberty ; From Inhabitants of South Shields, rxxx1x. 
555. ————— Against the compulsory support of; From Inha- 
bitants of Saltcoats, Lxxx1x. 483.———For correction of ac- 
knowledged Abuses therein; From Inhabitants of Lyme Regis 
and Charmouth, rxxxix. 25. That no set of Religionists 
shall have power to compel support from the rest; for the extinction 
of Tithes, the abolition of Church Rates, &amp;c.; From Inhabitants 
of Wigan, .Lxxxix. 151.———— For an inquiry into Church 
Patronage, and abuses connected with the Established Church ; 
From Inhabitants of Croydon, txxx1x. 193. For Reform 
therein; From Inhabitants of Child’s Ercall, txxx1x. 200.——— 
Praying the House not to sanction any measures, or pass any 
Bills, to invigorate the discipline of the Church, nor to extend 
Clerical Superintendence throughout the Country, by adding to the 
number of Clerical Magistrates, or to the power of Ecclesiastics ; 
From James Gawthorn, Pastor of a Congregation of Protestant 
Dissenters in Derby, uxxx1x. 252.—-——For the appointment of 
a Commission for the purpose of considering a measure of Church 
Reform; From Henry Buda, Clerk, txxx1x. 308. ——— Sug- 
esting certain Reforms in the Church of England; From ‘the 
ev. Gilbert Chesnutt, uxxx1x. 388.—— For a Reform in the 


Yeovilton, 522. 


Church, and for a provision, similar to cea in the Army 
] 


and Navy, for superannuated and unemploye ergy of good 
character ; From Thomas Peter Gurney, Clerk, txxx1x. 418. 


416. That no Bill may be allowed to pass which inter- 
feres with the discipline of the Church ; OF Dignitaries and 
Ministers of the Established Church of England, xc1. 680.— 
Against the introduction of any measures calculated to ag wee 
the rights of the Protestant Church, as established in the Uni 
Kingdom ; xc. 195. ———— For an inquiry into various all 
abuses in the Established Church ; Of Vestrymen of St. Mary- 
lebone; xc. 200. 


417. Against the creation of a Bishop for Manchester; Of the 
Chairman of a Committee of the United Dissenters of Manchester, 
xc1. 699. 


418. For repeal of so much of the Act of last Session as relates 
to the Appropriation of the Revenues of the Sees of Bangor and 
St. Asa — Anglesey, xcu. 324. Bangor and St. Asaph, 
277. Chester, 384. Flint, 492. Landriniv and other Places, 
464. Montgomery, 277. Towyn and other Places, 464. Wales, 
Natives of, resident in Liverpool, 330. 


419. Complaining of the Appointment of Clergymen 1 
Churches in Wales ignorant of the Welsh Language; Parishioners, 
Rate-payers and other Inhabitants of Llanbe rgoch, xci. 583. 

For a law for the immediate abolition of our Noten 
Establishments of Christianity ; Of Inhabitants of the Royal Burg 
of Elgin, xc. 295. See infra, 822. 834. 859-862. 875. ye 











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420. For the abrogation of the Protestant Church of Ireland, 
and for a just distribution in future of the Tithes and other 
Revenues received by that Church; From William Cobbett, 
LXXXIV. 250, p.———For the abolition of the Church Establish- 
ment; From, Magheraand Killelagh, rxxxvi.535,P. Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, 929, p. Fenwick, txxxvi. 315. ——— That _ the 
Clergy of Ireland be paid only in proportion to the duty per- 
formed by them, and that Tithes be drvstal to the support of the 
Poor and Repairs of the Church; From Templeshambo, txxxvut. 
449.———For the abolition of the present Church Establishment 
of Ireland, and for the appropriation of its Revenues to the wants 
of the State; From, Abernethy, txxxvi. 379. Kelso, 129. 
Leslie, 129. Paisley, 477. Strathmiglo, 394. For a Reform 
in the Church of Ireland; From, Angus and Mearns, Synod of, 
LXxxvil. 437. Denny, 437.————Temporalities Bill; That 
his Salary may be continued to him; From Isaac D’Olier, 
Secretary to the Trustees or Commissioners of First Fruits, 
LXXXVIII. 695. For the abrogation of the Church Establish- 
ment in Ireland; From the Protestant Dissenters and Roman 
Catholics of St. Michan, Dublin, txxx1x. 424. 








421. In Support thereof;—From, Abbeylara, txxxix. 516. 
Abbeymahon, 462. Abbeyshrule and Tashing, 539. Abbey- 
strowry, 516. Adamstown and Newbawn, 462. Aghadee, 443. 
Aghadown, 443. Aghold, 443. Ahinagh, 462. Arbor, 547. 
Ardcarne and Tumna, 516. Ardcolm, 429. Ardee, 529. Arde- 
mine, 443. Ardtrea, 568. Armagh, 547. Arva, 502. Athlone, 
St. Peter’s, 516. Athmulchan, 522. Athnowen, 443.—Ballina- 
kill, 572. Ballinasloe, 553. Ballindeny, 547. Bally Adams, 
443. Ballyclog, 547. Ballydehob, 483. Ballyfeard, 462. Bal- 
lygawley, 559. Ballymachugh, 502. Ballymackey, 529. Bal- 
lymoney, 429. Ballymore, 459. Ballymoyer, 483. Ballynas- 
canlan, 559. Ballyroan, 459. Baltinglass, 443. Bandon, 429. 
Bannow, 516. Barragh, 429. Beresford, Rev. M. G., 502. 
Boyle, 516. Brinny and Knockavilly, 466.—Cahirag and Kil- 
caskin, 460. Caledon, 568. Calry,516. Canaway, 474. Carig- 
allen, 572. Carlow, 466. Carlow Parish, 443. Carne, 462. 
Carnew, 437. Carnteel, 559. Carrigaline, 539. Carrickmore, 
559. Castle Connor and Kilglass, 572. Castledermot, 516. 
Castle Ellis, Union of, 516. Castlehaven, 466. Castletown and 
Dundalk, 529. Castleventry and other Places, 474. Chapple, 
Union of, 529. Clare, 553. Clonagoose, 443. Clonaheen, 443. 
Clonakilty, 459. Clonbroney, 516. Clone, 522. Clonegall, 474. 
Clonenagh and Clonaheen, 443. Clonmell, 553. 593. Clonmore, 
429, 529. Clonmulsk, 437. Clonoe, 547. Clonast, 531. Cloy- 
dah, 443. Cloyne, Diocese of, 536. Collon, 529. Colpe and 
Kilshawan, 584. Coolbanagher, 516. Coolstuffe, 429. Cork, 
593. Cork, Diocese of, Holy Trinity, 474. Cork and Ross, 
Dioceses of, 460. Cork, St. Finbarry, 516. Cork, St. Mary, 
Shandon, 443. Cork, St. Michael’s, Blackrock, 474. Cork, St. 
Nicholas, 443: Cork, St. Peter, 429. Creaghe, 460. Creggan, 
529. Crossakiel, 516. Crossmolina, 539. Crosspatrick, 443.— 
Derryloran, 559. Derrynoose, 529. Derver, 547. Deserter- 
right, 559. Desertlyn, Moneymore and Vicinity, 547. Desert- 
more, 462. Donamon, Union of, 539. Donoghendry, 547. 
Donoughmore, 547. Drinagh, 460. Drogheda, 584. Dromda- 
league, 516. Dromisken, 547. Drumcar, 529. Drumcollum 
and Kilmacallane, 437. Drumcree, 547. Drumglass, 559. 
Drumreilly, 572. Drung, 466. Dublin, Corporation of, 522. 
Dublin, Dean and Chapter of St. Patrick’s, 522. Dublin, Guild 
of Merchants, 460. Dublin, Olier Street, 460. Dumbell, 555. 
Duncormick, 437. Dundalk, 529. Dunleckney, 459. Dunleer, 
547. Durrus Kilcrobane, 437. Dysart Enos, 466. Dysart 
Galen, 443.—Easkey, 502. Eastersnow, 516. Edermine, 459. 
Edgeworthstown, 516. Emlafad,443. Enenly and Kilbride, 531. 
Enniscorthy, St. Mary, 459. Enrrigle Keroge, 572.—Fanlobbus, 
460. Tieghon, 547. Faughnan, St. Ross Carbery, 460. Fenagh, 
466. Ferns, 443. Fethard, 466. Forkhill, 529. Funty, 531.— 
Gernonstown and Kilsaran, 547. Glanmire, 474. Gorey, 437. 
Gourant, 553. Graig and Ullard, 474.—Hacketstown, 443. 
Harroldstown, 443. Hook, 466.—Iberius, St., 443. Inchi eelagh, 
462. Iniskinney, 460. Innishannon, 443, Iveagh, Santen teeeiy 
of, (Thirty-three Petitions), 553.—Jessard, Union of, 516.—Keady, 
568. Kellistown, 443. Kilaconenagh, 460. Kilanne, 429. Kilbon- 
ane, 462. Kilbride, 531. Kilcaskin, 460. Kilcluney, 529. Kilcoe, 
443. Kilcomack, 516. Kileommon and Crosspatrick, 443. 
Kilcormuck, 437. Kildare, Union of, Thomastown, 516. Kil- 
dress, 547. Kildrought, 553. Kilenvoy, Union of, 539. Kil- 
faughnabeg, 462. Kilglass, 516. 572. Kilkevan and Bannow, 
516. Killashee, 516. Killaspugmullane, 443. Killcully, 460. 
Killeban, 539. Killegney and Chapple, Union of, 437. Killen- 
coole, 559. Killener, 443. Killeshin, 443. Killesk, 459. Kil- 
linick, 443. Killmacalane, 487. CKilloe, 516. CKilloran, 437. 
Killowen, 480. Killurin, 443. Killylea, 522. Killyshandra, 
581. Kilmacabea and Kilfaughnabeg, 462. Kilmacshangan, 502. 
Kilmaganny, 522. Kilmalooda, 429. Kilmanagh, 516. Kil- 
meaden, 516. Kilmeen, 460. Kilmichael, 462. Kilmocomogue, 
460. Kilmoe, 443. Kilmonogue, 462. Kilmore, 529. 593. 
Kilmuckridge, 474. Kilmurry and Moviddy, 466. Kilmagross, 
443. Kilnenvanagh, 459. Kilpatrick, 459. Kilpipe and Kille- 
her, 443. Kilrush, 443. Kilsarand, 547. Kilshawan, 584. 
Kiltegan, 437. Kiltennel, 459. Kiltollagh, Union of, 516. 
lvarnet, 437. Kinneigh, 443. Kinsale, 462. Kittennell, 
443. Knockavilly, 466. Knocktopher, 553.—Leighlin, Old, and 
llowcrine, 466. Leighmoney, 443. Leskinfere, 443. Leslie, 
459. Lismore, Diocese of, 593. Lissan, 547. Longford and 
Templemichael, 516. Lorum, 459. Loughgall, 547. Lough- 
lly, 483. Louth, 572.—Malrancan, 443. Marmullane, 462. 
‘aryborough, 429. Monasterboice, 547. _Moneymore and Vici- 
nity, 547. Monkstown, 474. Moviddy, 466. Movohal and 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Church in Ireland : Church in Ireland—continued. 


In Support thereof—continued. 

Kilmonogue, txxx1x. 462. Moy, 547. Moyana, 462. Moyleary 

and Monasterboice, 547. Moyne, 443. Moyntaughs, 531. Mulla- 

brack, 529. Mullavilly, 529. Murragh, 462, Myross, 462. 

Myshall, 466.—Newbawn, 462. Newtownbarry, 429. ° Nurney, 

437.—Olier Street, Dublin, 460.—Painstown, 553. Portadown, 

529. Prackey, 559. Prebawn, 443.—Rathangan, 531. Rath- 

daren, 443. Rathmacnee, 443. Rathmolion, 584, Rathvilly, 

516. Roscommon, Union of, 516. Rosdroit, 443. Rossinallis, 

474. Ross Carbery, St. Faughnan, 460. Ross and Cork Dio- 

ceses, 460. Ross, New, St. Mary, 443. Ross, St. Faughnan, 

462. Russaugh, 516.—Shandon, St. Anne’s, 460. Shillelagh, 

443. Six Milecross, 559. Skull, 443. Sligo, St. John’s, 516. 

Staplestown, 443. Stradbally and Moyana, 462. Street and 

Russaugh, 516. Strowry Abbey, 516,—Tagmon, 443. Tamlaght, , 
559. Tarbert, 516. Tarmonbarry, 516. Tartaraghan, 547. 

Tannagh, 437. Tecumshane, 443. Templebready, 462. Tem- 

plemartin, 429. Templemichael, 459. 516. Templerobin, 553. 

Templescobin, 443. Templeshanbo, 443. Templendigan, 443. 

Termonfechin, 547. Thomastown, Union of, Kildare, 516. 

Tibohen, Parish of, 539. Timogue and other Places, 443. Timo- 
league, 429. Tintern, 516. Tomb, 459. Tombhaggard, 443. 
Trinity, Holy, Diocese of Cork, 474. Tullagh, 516. Tullaniskin, 
529. Tullow, 466. Tullowcrine, 446. Tumna, 516. Tynan, 
529.—Ullard, 474. Urglin, 459.—Wells, 466. Wexford, Union 
of, 443. Whitechurch, Union of, 466. 


422. In support and against the appropriation of any of its 
Revenues to other than Ecclesiastical Purposes; From, Aber- 
deen, Moderator of the Synod of, xc. 446. Agher, 426. Ark- 
endale, 310. Astley, 303. Audley, 315.—Ballyboggan and 
Castlejordan, 426. Ballymena, 340. Bath, 180. Beetham, 296. 
Blatherwycke, Laxton and other Places, 349. Boroughbridge, 
323. Breamore and Rockbourne, 241, Burton, 296.—Canter- 
bury, Archdeacon and Clergy of the Diocese of, 368. Carlisle, 
Clergymen of the Diocese of, 368. Carlow, High Sheriff and 
Grand Jurors of, 446. Castle Bellingham, Annagassan, Drom- 
isken, Duwar and Dunany, 315. Castlejordan, 241. Chesterle 
Street, 349. Christchurch, 241. Clapham, 266. Clare, Pro- 
testant Clergymen of the County of Clare and Dioceses of Killa- 
loe and Kilfenora, 289. Cleveland, Archdeacon, &amp;c., of, 434. 
Clonard, Clergy of the Rural Deanery of, 289. Clonard, 368. 
426. Colwich, 241. Cork and Ross, Bishop and Clergy of the 
Dioceses of, 376. Cotgrove and Burton Leonard, 310.—Derby, 
401. Durham, City, 288.—Ewell, Clergy in the Deanery of, 446. 
—Ferns, Bishop and Clergy of the Diocese of, 288. Fording- 
bridge, Breamore and Rockbourne, 241.—Gateshead, 349. Glan- 
mire, 247. Gloucester, 368. Gosport and Alverstoke, 241. 
Grove, 390.—Hacketstown, 413. Hartlepool, 303. Haswell, 
349. Havant, 241. Heversham, 296. Houghton, 241. Hough- 
ton-le-Spring, 349.—Islington, 315. Islington, St. Mary, 390.— 
Kendal, 296. Knaresborough, 310.—Lancaster, Southern Divi- 
sion of, 288. Lanchester, 349. Latchford, 429. Leighlin, 
Clergy of the Diocese of, 296. London, St. Edmund the King 
and Martyr, and St. Nicholas Acons, 247. Lorn, Presbytery of, 
241. Louth, 289. 310. Lymington, 247. Lyndhurst, 241.-— 
Manchester and Salford, 288. Matlock, Clergymen assembled at, 
359. Mavesyn Redware, 261. Middleton, 288. Milbrook, 241. 
Mitchelmersh and Farley Chamberlayne, 330. Monaghan, 296. 
Mull, Moderator of the Presbytery of, 315.—Navan, 446. New- 
town Hamilton, 373. Northampton (Two Petitions), 296. Nor- 
wich, 180.—Oswestry, pega &lt;a Sanaa 241. Portsea, 241. 
Portsmouth, 241. Prescot, 271.—Rathmolion, 426. Richmond 
and Catterick, Archdeacon and Clergy of the Dioceses of, 376. 
Ringwood, 241. Ripon (Two Petitions), 266. cog | Infra, 
and Romsey Extra, 255. re 261.—Scarsdale, Hundred 
of, 401. Seaham, 349. Sedgefield, 349. Southampton, 241. 
Stafford, 340. Staveley, 323. Stockbridge, 241. Stoke, Clergy 
within the Deanery of, 446. Surrey, East, 354. Sutton Cold- 
field, 296.—Taunton, 315. Theale, 390.—Warblington, 241. 
Wells, 247.—Yeldham, Great, and Little, and the Three Bel- 
champs, 390. Yorkshire, Clergy of the Archdeaconry of the 
East Riding of, 381. 

423. For placing the Church Establishment in Ireland upon a 
totally different footing, and against its being identified with the 
Church of England; Rev. Maurice James, xc. 144. For 
increasing the Efficiency of the Church of Ireland by a more equal 
Distribution of its Revenues; Of Henry Lloyd, xc. 206.——In 
favour of the proposed Measure of appropriating the Surplus 
Revenues of the Church of Ireland to the purposes of Education ; 
From, Forfar, Blairgowrie and Rattray, xc. 248. Edinburgh; 
Wigan; 297. Gainsburgh; Barton-upon-Humber; 316. Pres- 
cot, 8324. Ashton-under-Lyne; Brechin; Rochdale; Taunton; 
390. Hartlepool, 425. 

424. In support of the Church, for Relief of its Clergy » and 
against the Repeal of the Legislative Union between Great Britain 
and Ireland ; Of Protestants of Bandon, xc. 125. 

425. Insupport; From Diocese of Limerick, xc1. 46. Mo- 
derator and Clerk of the Presbytery of Annan, 288. 


426. That the Revenues of the Irish Church may be resumed 
by the State and applied to National Purposes, and that the 
Bills for Civil Registration, for Marriage, &amp;c. may be passed 
by the House; Of Dissenters and Inhabitants of Manchester, 
XCI. 228. 

427. Suggesting certain Alterations in the Ecclesiastical Polity 
of the Church of Ireland, and praying that their views may receive 
the attention of the House; Of Clergymen and Laymen of the 
United Church of England and Ireland, xcu. 492. 

428. For Protection ; Of Protestants of Ireland, xcu. 361, Pp. 

Church 





736 


PETITION S—continued. 











I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Church of Scotland : 


429. Relating to the ancient Records of that Church (1560- 
1616) now in the possession of Sion College; From the General 
Assembly, txxxtv. 321, p. 


430. For a total Repeal of the Law of Church Patronage in 
Scotland ; From Inhabitants of Lismahago, Lxxxv. 402, Pp. 


431. For Alteration of the Law relating to Lay Patronage in 
the Church of Scotland; From, Aberdeen, txxxviu. 280. Airlie, 
674. Alves,280. Alyth, 378. Anstruther Easter, 127. Arberlot, 
450. Arbroath,280. Ardclack, 188. Ardersier, 280. Ardros- 
san, 222, Auchinleck, 364. Auchterarder,236. Auldearn, 284. 
—Baldernock, 255.  Ballingry,280. Barry, &amp;c., 280. Beith, 
315. Bendochy, 236. Birse, 236. _Bonhill, 322. Bower, 
188. Braidoak, 189. Busby, 275.—Caithness, Presbytery of, 
280, Calder, West, 432. Canisbay, 280. Cardross, 322. Car- 
mylie, 280. Cluny, 280. Comrie, 236. Coull, 280.. Crieff, 236. 
Croy, 189. Cumbernauld, 322. Cupar, 179.—Dairnish, 280. 
Darvel, 450. Daviot, 280. Denny,127. Dingwall, 403. Dol- 
lar, 342. Dores, 280. Dumbarton, 189. Dumfries, 280. 
Dundee, 280. Dunkeld, Little, 674. Dumblane, 378. Dunnet, 
188. Dunnichen, 450. Dyce, 342. Dysart, 200.—Echt, 236. 
Edderton, 255. Edinburgh, 280. Edinburgh, Synod of, 542. 
Elgin, 158. Eskdalemuir, 461.—Falkirk, 394. Fenwick, 450. 
Fergus, St., 527. Fintray, 394.—Gairlock, 437. Galston, 478. 
Glasgow, 258. 378. 644. Glenirla, 450. Greenock, 168.—Had- 
dington, 290. 351. Halkirk, 188. Hamilton, 280.—Insch, 189. 
Inverury, 236.—Keig, 280. Kilbrandon, &amp;c., 342. Kilbride, 
East, 428. Kilchrenan, &amp;c.,280. Killin, 378. Kilmadock, 378. 
Kilmalcolm, 342. Kilmarnock, 168. Kilmorack, 280. Kilmsie, 
&amp;c., 228. Kilrenny, 280. Kilsyth, 437. Kiltarlity,280. Kil- 
tearn, 275. Kincardine, 342.378. Kinethmont, 280. Kinnellar, 
189. Kintore, 280. Kirkden, 394. Kirkintilloch, 322. 342. 
Kirkmahoe, 351. Kirkmichael, &amp;c., 280. Kirknewton, 179. 
Kirkpatrick, &amp;c., 587.—Larbert, &amp;c., 437. Lathcron, 280. Lau- 
rencekirk, 535. Leslie, 127. Leuchars, 240. Lismahago, 200. 
Leochel Cushnie, 280. Lochlayside, 378. Lochwinnoch, 483. 
Lorn, Presbytery of, 280.—Meldrum, Old, 540. Midmar, 280. 
Moy, &amp;c., 640. Muthill, 236.—Nairn, 262. Newark, 168. 
Newhills, 236. Newmachar, 483.—Oban, &amp;c., 378. Obrig, 188. 
—Paisley, 255. Perth, 228.280. Perth, Presbytery of, 189. 
Peterhead, 280. Petty, 189. Pittenweem, 315. Pollockshaws, 
200. Port Glasgow and Newark, 168. Portmoack, 189. Port- 
ree, 280.—Rattray, 256. Reay, 188. Roxburgh,373. Rum, 
Island of, 188.—Skene, 188. Snizort, 189. Sorby, 275. 290. 
Stirling, 143. Stonehouse, 200. Strathblane, 255. Strathmiglo, 
562. Stromness, 188.—Tealing, 483. Terrigles, 284. Thurso, 
189. Towie, 322. Troqueer, 168.—Urquhart, 189. Urr, 258. 
—Watton, 189. Westerkirk, 509. Wick, 188. 


432. For Repeal of the present Law of Patronage, and giving 
to the Male Communicants of each Parish the right to choose a 
Clergyman; From Male Communicants of the Church of Scotland 
residing in Dunlop, txxxviu. 32. 


433. That the right of presenting Ministers to Churches in 
Scotland, erected by voluntary Contribution, be exercised accord- 
ing to the manner and subject to the conditions which shall be 
etre or sanctioned by the Church Courts establishing them, 

ut without prejudice to the right of His Majesty, or other Patrons 
of Parishes of Scotland, to present Ministers to the existing 
Parochial Churches thereof; From the Moderator of the Presbytery 
of Dunfermline, Lxxxrx. 25. 


434, Praying the House to repeal so much of the Act of the 
Parliament of Scotland, 10 Anne, as relates to the Law of Patron- 
age in the Church of Scotland, and to declare that the Election 
and call ofa Minister by a Congregation, sustained by the Presby- 
tery in conformity with the Word of God, shall be sufficient title 
without a presentation to the Minister so appointed to the enjoy- 
ment of the Benefice provided by Law; From Inhabitants of the 
Royal Burgh of Stirling, txxx1x. 33. 


435. For repealing so much of the Act of the Scottish Parlia- 
ment, passed in 1706, which requires the Consent of three-fourths 
of the Heritors to the Erection of a New Church and Parish ; 


From the Moderator of the Synod of Glasgow and Ayr, txxx:x. 
502. 


436. In Support thereof; From Aberdeen, txxxrx.516. Al- 
ford, 516. Alloa, 531. Andrew’s, St., Presbytery of, 473. Ar- 
rochar, 859.—Banchory Devenick, 623. Beith, 460. Berse, 516. 
Borrowstonness, 341.—Cabrach, 516. Clatt, 370. Colinton, 501. 
— Dalgety, 416. Dreghorn, 359. Drymen, 523. Dunkeld, 416. 
Dunnichen, 560.—Echt, 501. Erskine, 359.—Gargunnock, 380, 
Garioch, 573. Glenbucket Torosay, 397. Gourock, 359.— Hous- 
ton and Kilallan, 359. Hoveton St. John, and Hoveton St. Peter 
518.—Inch, 436. Insch, 516.—Kilallan, 359. Kilconquhar, 439, 
Kildrummay, 516. Kilmalie,544. Kilmarnock, 370. Kilmaurs 
359. Kilmuir, 389. Kilwinning, 359. Kincardine O'Neil, 516. 
Kinnethmont, 370. es 416.—Lanark, Moderator of the Pres- 
bytery of, 293. Leochel Cushnie, 359. Linlithgow, Presby- 
tery of, 436. Logie, 531. Luddy, 389. Lumphannan, 370.— 
Meldrum, 572. Methleck, 516. Midmar, 572. Monymusk 
572. Mortlach, 424.—Newlands, 473.—Paisley, Abbey Parish’ 
359. Prenmay, 501.—Rosemarkie, 399. Row, 359.—Scoonie, 
425. Stevenston, 293. Stewarton, 259. Strathdon, 572. Sym- 
ington, 359.—Tarbolton, 364. Torryburn, 470. Tullynessle and 
Forbes, 572.—Wester and Luddy, 389. See infra, 1792. 
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| Church of Scotland—continued. 


437. In Support of the Church of Scotland, and for promoting 
its extension by building and endowing Churches in connexion 
therewith; From, Abbey St. Bathan’s; xc. 173. Abbey, New 
252. Abdie, 271. Abercorn, 173. Aberdalgie, 468. Aberdeen, 
193. 195. 295. 329. 382. Aberdeen, South, Parish of, 189, 
Aberdeen, Spring Garden Parish, 329. Aberdeen, St. Clement's, 
295. Aberdeen, Trinity Parish, 193. Aberdeen, Union Church 
and Union Parish, 329. Aberdeen, Moderator of the Synod of, 
295. Aberdeen, Greyfriars’ Church and Parish of, 295. Aber. 
deen, North, Parish of St. Nicholas, 295. Aberdeen, West, Parish 
of, 295. Aberdour, 173. Aberfoyle, 315. Abernethy, 179, 
Abernethy and Kincairn, 271. Abertarff, 144. Acharaile, 173, 
Advie, 271. Airlie, 406. Airth, 173. Aithsting, 315. Alford, 
295. Alloa, 295. Alness, 193. Alvah, 206. Alves, 141, Alvie, 
271. Alyth, 271. Anderston, 295. Andrew’s, St., Orkney, 315, 
Andrew’s, St., Ministers, &amp;c. of, 136. Andrew’s, St., and St, 
Leonard’s, 129. Angus and Mearns, Moderator of the Provincia] 
Synod of, 116. Anstruther Easter, 271. Anworth (Two Peti- 
tions), 252. Appin, 241. Applecross, Kirk Session of, 193, 
Applegarth, 136. Arberlot, 295.315. Arbroath and Iverbrothock, 
247. Ardchattan, 144. Ardeonaig and Ardtalnaig, 247. Arder. 
sier, 271. Ardgower, Corran of, 329. Ardnamurchan, 129, 94), 
Ardock, 252. Ardrossan and Stevenston, 329. Ardrosson, 329, 
Artalnaig, 247. Arrochar, 144. Assynt, 329. Auchinleck, 144, 
Auchtergaven, 271. Auchterless, 173. Auchtertool, 295. Aul- 
dearn, 295. Avoch, 295. Ayr, 295. 329. Ayton, 173.—Bac 
252. Balchullish, 329. Ballantrae, 271. Balmaghie, 395. Ban- 
chory Devenick, 295. Banchory Ternan, 150. Banff, 206, 247, 
Barr, 196. Barra, 271. Barry, 406. Barvas, 406. Bathgate, 
601. Beath, 295. Beith, 241. Belhelvie, 295. Bellie, 14), 
206. Bell’s Mills, 271. Bendochy, 252. Benholme, 406. Ber- 
nard’s, St., 518. Bernera, 252. Berriedale, 100. Birnie, 193, 
Birsay, 315. Birse, 295. Blackfriars, College of (Glasgow), 310, 
Blackridge, 173. Blair Atholl and Strowan, 468. Blairgowrie, 
179. Boharm, 61. Boindie, 206. Bon Accord, 295. Bonhill, 
487. Borgue, 295. Bothkinnar, 173. Bowmore, 329. Brechin, 
395. 406. Broughton, 271. Broughty Ferry, 315. Bruan, 136, 
Buccleuch, 295. Buckie, 252. ne 173. Bunkle and 
Preston, 173. Burness, 173. Burntisland, 310. Burra, 315. 
Burray, 315.—Cabrach, 295. Cairney, 354. Calder, East, 329, 
Calenish and Bernera, 252. Callendar, 271. Cambuslang, 271. 
Cameron, 193. Cambusnethan, 468. Campbelltown, 329. Car- 
gill, 315. Cardross,310. Carboway, 310. Canonbie, 173. Ca- 
puth, 295. Carluke, 271. Carmichael, 295. Carmachiar Strath- 
conon, 210. Carnbee, 271. Carnbee and Comeron, 193. Carn- 
wath, 193. 329. Carriden, 329. Carsphairn, 329. Castleton, 
367. Causeway End, Gallowgate, 295. Cawdor, 271. Chapel- 
shade, 206. Chernside, Moderator of the Presbytery of, 329. 
Clatt, 354. 359. Closeburn, 315. Clova, 295. Clunie, 382. 
Clyne, 329. Cockburnspath, 329. Cockpen, 252. Corgach, 100. 
Coldingham, 329. Coldstream, 329. Colenton, 382. Coll, 241. 
Collessie, 271. Comrie, 136. Contin, 179. Corran of Ard- 
gowar, 329. Cortachy and Clova, 295. Coull, 406. Coupar 
Angus, 193. Coylton, 144. Craig, 315. Crailing, 310. 367. 
Crannich, 295. Creich, 271. 829. Crichton, 295. Crieff, 271. 
Crimond, 144. Cromdale, 271. Cross, 252. Cross and Burness, 
173. Cruden, 173. Cullen, 236. Cullicudden, 252. Culross, 
173. Cumbray, 271. Curnmertrees, 173. Cumnock, 283. Cum- 
nock, New, 144. Currie, 271. Cuthbert, St., 252.271. Cyrus, 
St., 295.—Dailly, 271. Dalarossie, 271. Dalavich, 210. Dal- 

ety, 295. Dalkeith, 252. Dalmellington, 329. Dalry, 241. 
Dalcerf 406. Dalton, 315. Dalziel, 329. David, St., 310. 
Daviot, 295. Dean Mills, 271. Deer, 406. Deer, New, 173. 
Deerness, 173. Delting, 315. Denny, 271. Deskford, 150. 
Devenick, 295. Dingwall, 252. Dores, 116. Dornock, 173. 
329. Douglas, 329. Drumblade, 295. Drummelzier, 271. 
Drumoak, 295. Duddingston, 252. Duffus, 193. 247. Dull, 
518. Dumfries, 315. Dumbarney, 315. Dumbarton, 295. Dun, 
340. Dunbog, 271. Dundee, 42. Dundee, St. Andrew’s, 271. 
Dundee, St. John’s (Two Petitions), 206. Dundonald, 144. 193. 
252. Dunfermline Abbey and St. Andrew’s Parish, 271. Dun- 
fermline, Moderator and Clerk of the Original Secession Burgher 
Presbytery Synod of, 136. Dunheath, 136. Dunino, 271. Du- 
nipace and Larbert, 329. Dunlappier, 340. Dunnichen, 315. 
Dunrossness, Members of the Kirk Session of, 315. Dunrossness, 
Inhabitants of, 315. Dunse,329. Durisdeer,206. Durness, 271. 
Duror, 241. Duthill, 271. Dyce, 173. Dyke, 329. Dysart, 
310.—Earlestown, 150. Eastwood, 295. Eccles, 329. Eckford, 
367. Eday, 315. Edderton, 136. Eddrachilles, 478. Edin- 
burgh, Students in Divinity at the University of, 241. Edinburgh, 
Congregation of the Gaelic Church in 173. _ Edinburgh, St. Cuth- 
bert, 271. Edinburgh, St. Mary’s, 295.. Edinburgh, New North 
Church, 406. Edinburgh, Old Grey Friars, 406. Edinburgh, 
St. Stephen’s, 425. Edinburgh, Trinity College Church, 271. 
Edinburgh, Newington, 271. Edinburgh, New Grey Friars, 271. 
Edinburgh, New Street, Canongate, 271. Edinkellie, 271. Ed- 
nom, 367. Edrom, 329. Edzell, 406. Elgin, 193. Ellon, 354. 
Errol, 487. Erskine, 295. Eskdalemuir, 173. Essie, 340. Evie 
and Rendall, 173. Ewes, 329. Eyemouth, 329.—Fairlie, 310. 
Fala, 382. Farnell, 315. Farr, 196. Fearn, 367. Fergus, St, 
173. Ferry-port-on-Craig, 136. Fetlar and North Yell, 316. 
Fettercairn, 295. Fife, 271. Fintry, 42. Firth, 173. Fodderly, 206. 
Fogo, 329. Forhes, 295. Fordoun, 295. Fordyce, 236. . orfar, 
Moderator of the Presbytery of, 116. Forfar, St. Vigean’s, 315. 
Forgandenny, 310. Forres, 271. Fortingal, 271. Foss, 193. 
Fossoway, 406. Foveran, 295. Fowless Wester, 271. Fowlis, 
295. Teandion h, 295. Frieckheim, 315.— Galashiels, 193. 
Galston, 295. Gardner’s Crescent Chapel, 252. Gargunnock, 
173. Garioch, Chapel of, 173. Gartly, 295. Gartmore, Barony 
of, 179. Garvock, 295. Gask, 271. Gigha, 150. Cha 











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J. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Church of Scotland—continued. 

In Support thereof, &amp;c.—continued. 
xc.295. Gilmour, William, 310. Girthon, 261. Gladsmuir, 247. 
Glammis, 295. Glasford, 329. Glasgow, St. Andrew’s, 367. 
Glasgow, St. Ann’s, 329. Glasgow, Blackfriars’ College, 310. 
Glasgow (North Parish), 406. Glasgow (General Session), 507. 
Glasgow, St. George’s, 315. Glasgow, Residents of the High- 
lands in, 390. Glasgow, Hope Street Gaelic Church, 367. Glas- 
ow, Maryhill, 150. Glasgow, Meeting at, 310. Glasgow, Outer, 
High Parish, 406. Glasgow, St. Thomas, 406. Glasgow, Young 
Men’s Society for promoting the Interests of the Church of Scot- 
land, 406. Gteaoie, President, Directors and Members of the 
Society for erecting additional Churches in, 310. Glasgow, Synod 
of, 295. Glass, 354. Glenbucket, 266. Glencorse, 179. Glen- 
elg, 642. Glenholm, 271. Glenisla, 295. Glenmorristone, 329. 
Glenochy and Inishail, 241. Glensheel, 116. Glenmuick, Tullich 
and Glengarn, 295. Glenlyon, 271. Golspie, 329. Gorbals, 340. 
Gordon, 150. Gonrock, 295. Govan, 329. Graitney, 136. Grand- 
tully,487. Grange,252. Greenlaw,173. Greenock, 124. Greenock, 
Old Parish, 295. Greenock, East, Parish of, 295. Greenock, 
South Church, 295. Greenock, Association for promoting the 
Interest of the Church of Scotland,295. Grencairn, 315. Gromsay, 
173.—Haddington, 271. Haladale, 329. Halkirk, 295. Half 
Morton, 315. Hamilton, 271. Harray, 315. Helensburgh, 271. 
320. Heriot, 295. Highlands of Scotland, Residents of, in 
Glasgow, 390. Holm, 315. Hotter, 315. Hounam, 367. Hous- 
ton, 165. Hoy, 173. Huntly, 295. Hutton, 329.—Inch, 271. 
295. Inchinnan, 329. Inishail, 241. Inverallen and Advie, 271. 
nes 241. Inveraven, 206. Inverchaolain, 315. Inveresk, 
329. nverhielor, 315. Inverarity, 173. Inverkeithing, 141. 
Inverness, 173. 367. Inverury, 295. Irvine, 484. Irwingstone, 
271. Iverbrothock, 247.—Jedburgh, 367. Johnstone, 173.— 
Keanlockbervie, 329. Keir, 206. Keiss, 271. Keith, 206. 
Kells, 189. Kelso, 367. Kelton, 295. Kemback, 271. Kem- 
nore, 247. Kerrick, 189. Kettle, 271. Kilbarchan, 329. Kil- 
berry, 271. Kilbrandon, 241. Kilbride, 144. 241. Kilbride, 
East, 252. Kilbucho, 271. Kilcalmonell and Kilberry, 271. 
Kilchoman, 241. Kildonan, 329. Kilconquar, 193. Kildalton, 
329. Kilfinan, 329. Kilfinchen and Kilireckeun, 241. Kill- 
chrenan, 210. Killearnan, 271. Killelan, 165. Killin, 247. 
Kilmalie, 136. Kilmanivaig, 271. Kilmarnock, High and Low 
Church Parish, 241. Kilmanny, 329. Kilmelford, 129. Kil- 
michael Glassary, 241. Kilmodan, 144. Kilmorick, 241. Kil- 
more, 144. Kilmorie, 295. Kilmuir, 210. Kilmuir, Easter, 179. 
Kilninian and Kilmore, 241. Kilninver, 129. Kilpatrick, Old, 
247. Kiltarlity, 271. Kincairn, 271. Kincardine, 406. 507. 
Kincardine O’Neil, 295. Kinellar, 295. Kiltearn, 206. Kin- 
fauns, 295. King Edward, 295. Kingarth, 507. Kinghorn, 
310. Kingoldrum, 144. Kingussie, 271. Kinlochluichart, 179. 
Kinloch Spelvie, 144. Kinloss, 271. Kinnell, 406. Kinnettles, 
193. Kinnoull, 295. Kintail, 81. Kintore, 247. Kippen, 173. 
Kirkbean, 136. Kirkcudbright, 261. Kirkcudbright, Moderator 
of the Presbytery of, 261. Kirkden, 315. Kirkfield, 406. Kirk- 
hill, 367. Kirkliston, 295. Kirkinner, 271. Kirkintilloch, 
? 271. Kirkmabreck, 50. Kirkmaiden, 206. Kirkmichael, 236. 
; 295. Kirkmichael and Cullicudden, 252. Kirknewton, 329. 
Kirkpatrick, 315. Kirkpatrick, Durham, 329. Kirkpatrick, 
Fleming, 136. Kirkwall,173. Kishorn, 252. Knapdale, South, 
’ 271. Tusek, 406. Knockando, 61.—Labert, 329. dy Parish, 
&gt; 315. Laggan, 377. Laigh, 173. Laigh (Lochbroom), 100. 
. Lairg, 271. Lamington, 518. Lanark, 295. Lang, 271. Lang- 
holm, 136. Langton,173. Larbert,329. Largs, 315. Lasswade, 
. 329. Latheron, 136. Lauder,173. Laurencekirk, 295. Lawers 
. and Crannech, 295. Leadhills,173. Legerwood, 329. Leith, 193. 
. 295. Leith, Directors of the Leith Association auxiliary to the 
. General Assembly’s Committee on Church Accommodation, 406. 


, Leith, North, 271. 295. Leith, South, 271. Leith, South (St. 
ly Cuthbert’s,) 406. Leith, South, Landward District, 406. Leith, 
\. St. John’s, 193. Leochel Cushnie, 295. Leonard, St., 136. Les- 
3. walt, 206. Leuchars, 295. Liberton, West, 179.252. Lilliesleaf, 
- 367. Linlithgow, 295. Linton, 271. Lismore, 241. Loch 
or Carron, 179. Lochee, 206. Lochalsh, 50. Lochbroom, 100. 
l- Lochlee, 315. Lochmaben, 271. Lochmaben, Moderator of the 
D. Presbytery, 473. Lochquilhead, &amp;c., 241. Lochranza, 293. 
8, Lochrutton, 252. Lochwinnoch, 124. 165. Logie, 315. Logie 
1. Easter, 136. Logie and Pert, 193. Logiealmond, 206. Logie 
rt, Buchan, 354. Logierait, 382. Longformacus, 329. Lonmay, 
d, 295. Loth, 329. Lothian, Moderator of the Synod of, 295. Luce, 
n- New,271. Lunan,315. Lundie,295. Luss,206. Lybster, 136. 
h, —Macduff, 310. Madoes, St.,271. Makerstown,116. Manner, 
h- 173. Marnoch, 206. 377. Maryculter, 295. Maryhill, 150. 
th Mauchline, 252. Maybole, 329. Melness and Westmoan, 193. 
h, Melrose, 382. Menmore, 518. Mearns, Moderator of the Pro- 
‘1. vincial Synod of, 116. Merse, Moderator of the Synod of, 367. 
1. Mertoun, 329. Methlick, 173. Methven, 179. Mid Calder, 252. 
Al- Middlebie, 315. Migvie, 295. Millhouse District, 329. Moffat, 
D4. 136. Monimail, 649. Monivaird and Strowan, 247. Monkland, 
vie 354. Monkland, New, 241. Monkton and Prestwick, 329. 
10. Monguhitter, 295. Montrose, 329. Montrose, St. John’s, 271. 
St, Mo: —, 329. Morebattle, 367. Mortlach, 206. Morton, 
- 136. Morven, 241. Moulin, 468. Mouswald, 206. Mouzie, 247. 


F and Dalarossie, 271. Muckairn, 241. Muiravonside, 271. 
ar, Muirkirk, 295. Muthill, 271—Nairn, 295. Nenthorn, 329, 
Nesting, 315. Neilston, 329. Nevy, 340. Newbattle, 590. 


os Newburgh, 518. Newhaven, 329. Newhills, 406. Newington, 
= 271, ewlands, 354. Newmachar, 295. Newton, 193. 252. 
| ‘ Newtyle, 340. Nigg, 144.295. Northmavine, 425.—Oban, 173. 
os Ochiltree, 196. Ola, St., 173. Olrigg, 271. Ordiquhill, 150. 
4 tkney, St. Andrew’s, 315. Ormiston, 210. Orphir, 315. Ork- 
nn hey, Synod of, 173.—Paisley, 252. Paisley, Abbey Parish, 295. 


aisley, Gaelic Church, 241. Paisley High Church Parish, 518. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


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Church of Scotland—continued. 


In Support thereof, &amp;c.—continued. 

Paisley, Town Council, 487, Paisley, Moderator of the Pres- 
bytery, 295. Paisley, President, Vice-President and other Di- 
rectors of the Paisley Society for the Defence of the Church of 
Scotland, 241. Paisley, St. George and Abbey Parish, 283. 
Panbride, 406. Papa Westray, 173. Paul’s, St., 295. Peebles 
(Two Petitions), 173. Pencaitland, 271. Penicuick, 295. Pen- 
ningham, 271. Penpont, 329. Persie, District of, 206. Pert, 
193. Perth, Middle Church, 271. Perth, 295. Perth, Mode- 
rator and Clerk of the Original Burgher Presbytery of, 136. 
Perth, East Church Parish, 271. Perth, West Church Parish, 
271. Peterculter, 295. Peterhead, 295. Petty, 271. Pitsligo, 
173. Pitsligo, New, 173. Plockton, 50. Pollockshaws, 295. Port 
Glasgow, 358. Port Patrick, 173. Portnahaven, 241. Porto- 
bello, 241. Preston, 173. Preston Pans, 329. Prestwick, 329. 
—Quarff, 315. Queensferry, 189. Quivax, St., 144.—Rafford, 
484. Rannock, 382. Rathen,295. Ratho, 329. Rathven, 206. 
252. Rattray, 136. Reay Parish, Haladale District, 329. Ren- 
dall, 173. Renton, 329. Riccarton, 295. Ronaldshay, South, 
315. Rosehall, 329. Roseneath, 295. Rhynie, 295. Scherton, 
395. Rogart, 329. Ronaldshay, North,173. Roslin, 144. Ross- 
keen, 295. Rothesay, 406. Rothiemurchus, 271. Rousay, 315. 
Row, 329. 382. Roxburgh, 401. Rutherglen, 295. Ruthven, 
150. Ruthwell, 136.—Saltcoats, 329. Sanquahar, 315. Sand- 
sting, 315. Sandwick in Orkney, 315. Sandwick in Zetland, 315. 
Salen, 241. Salton, 295. Scalloway, 425. Scone,310. Selkirk, 
295. Shapinshay, 315. Shieldag, 252. Shisken, 295. Skene, 
295. Skye, Presbytery of, 329. Slaines, 354. Slamanan, 173. 
Slisachaolish, 329. Smailholm,116. Smithyhaught, 406. Snizort, 
210. Sorne,295. Southdean, 367. Southend, 329. Speymouth, 
141. Sprouston, 367. Spynie, New, 141. Stair, 329. Stanley, 
241. Stenness, 173. Stenscholl, 193. Stevenston, 173. 329. 
Stewarton, 193. Stirling, 124. Stobo, 173. Stonehouse, 487. 
Store, 329. Stornoway, 252. Stow,179. Strachan, 283. Strai- 
tom, 196. Strath, 329. Strathblane, 271. Strathdon, 295. 
Strathy, 271. Strichen, 173. Strickathrow, 340. Stromness, 
179. Strontian, 179. Stronsay, 315. Strowan, 247. 468, Sy- 
mington, 150. Swinton, 329.—Tain, 329. Tarbert, 241. Tar- 
bolton, 329. Tarland, 295. Tarves,295. Teviotdale, Moderator 
of the Synod of, 367. Thornton, 406. Thurso, 584. Tillicoultry, 
295. Tingwall, 315. Tobermory, 241. Tolmont, 271. Tomin- 
toul, 236. Tongue, 196. Torglen, 252. Torosy,179. Torpichen, 
329. Torryburn, 310. Torthorwald, 315. Tough,295. Tranent, 271. 
Traquair, 271. Trinity Gask,271. Troon, 310. Troon District, 
252. Troqueer, 252. Trumisgarry, 295. Tulliebole, 406. Tully- 
nessle, 295. Tweedale, 295. Tweedsmuir, 124. Tyree, 241. 
Tyrie, Lower District, 295. Tyvie, 406.—Udney, 295. Uig, 367. 
Uig, and the Districts adjacent, 210. Uist, North, 271. Uist, 
South, 173. 271. Ullapool, 124. Ulva, 271, Unst, 315. Ur- 
quhart, 252. 271. 329. Urray, 252.—Walls, 315. Wamphray, 
206. Wandell, 518. Wanlockhead, 315. Water of Leith, 271. 
Waternish, 271. Weem, 315. Weesdale, 315. 325. Westmoan, 
196. Westray, 173. Weststruther, 340. Whitburn, 210. White- 
ness, 315, 425. Whitsome, 150. Wick, 271. Wigtown, 173. 
Woodside, 295. — Yarrow, 193. Yell, North, 315. Yell, 
South, 315. Yester, 271. Yetholm, 367,—Zetland, Sandwich, 
315. 


438. Against any Grant from the Public Funds for building 
or endowing Churches connected with the Established Church ; 
From, Abbotshall, xc. 310. Abdie,310. Aberdeen, 295. Aber- 
feldy, 310. Abernethy, 207. Aberystwith, 358. Airdrie, 270. 
Alloa, 295. Alyth, 179. Andrew’s, St., 241.247. Arbroath, 
247. Ardrossan, 329. Auchinleck, 329. Auchtergaven, 267. 
Auchtermuchty, 200. Avondale, 207. Ayr, 329. Ayton, 195. 
—Balbeggie, 241. Balfour, 406. Balmeino, 329. Bank 247. 
Barrhead, 329. Bath Condie, 310. Bathgate, 329. Beith, 329. 
Berwick, 270. Biggar, 270. Blackhills, 648. Blairgowrie and 
Rattray, 247. Boghola, 329. Bonhill, 266. Bowden, 270. 
Brechin, 329. Bridgetown (Glasgow), 241. Burntisland, 310. 
Burra, 247.—Calrach, 492. Calder, East and Mid, 329. Calder, 
West, 270. Calton, 241. Cambuslang, 270. Cambusnethan, 
329. Carnwarth, 270. Carron, 295. Castleton, 270. Ceres, 329, 
Cockpen, 247. Coldingham, 295. Coldstream, 207. Coldstream 
and Berwick, Moderator of the United Associate Presbytery of, 
270. Colinton, 329. Collessie, 310. Coupar Angus, 179. 
Craigend, 247. Crail, 329. Crailing, 310. Creech, 329, Crieff, 
247. Crossgate, 329. Cumbernauld, 329. Cumnock, 195. 329. 
Cupar, 329. Cupar, Fife, 295.—Dalkeith, 295. Dalreoch, 207. 
Dalry, 329. Dalserf, 270. Deer, New, 329. Denholm, 270. 
Denny, 270. 329. Denny, Heritors and Feuars of, 329. Dere, 
261. Drymen, 406. Dumbarton, 241. Dumfries, 261. 295. 
329. Dundee, 354. Dundee, Christian Church and Congrega- 
tion of, 329. Dundee, First United Associate Congregation, 
School Wynd, 329. Dundee, Pastor of the Second Congrega- 
tion of the United Christian Church of, 329. Dundee, Members 
of the Political Union of, 329. Dunfermline, 270. 425. Dun- 
ning, 261. Dunoon, 270. Dunse, 270. Dysart, 310.—Eagle- 
sham, 295. Earlstown (Two Petitions), 270. Eassie and Nevay, 
261. Eastwood, or Pollock, 340. Ecclefechan, 329. Eckford, 
310. Eday, 270. Edinburgh, 270. Edinburgh, Albany Street, 
295. Edinburgh, Bristo Street, 271. Edinburgh, Broughton 
Place, 270. Edinburgh, Cowgate, 329. Edinburgh, Elder Street, 
271. Edinburgh, Nicholson Street, 270. Edinburgh, North 
College Street Chapel, 271. Edinburgh, Potter ‘i, 270. 
Edinburgh, Chairman of a Meeting of the Relief Church, South 
College Street, 406. Edinburgh, Chairman of a Meeting of the 
Working Classes, 496. Egleshay, 241. Elgin, 310. Ellon, 406. 
Errol, 261.—Fala, 295. Falkland, 310. Falkirk, 270. 293, 295. 
368. Ferry Port on Craig, 329. Fife, Town Council of, 270. 

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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Church of Scotland — continued. Church of Scotland—continued. 


Against any Grant from the Public Funds, &amp;c.—continued. 
Fenwick, xc. 329. Ford and Pathhead, 295. Forfar, 195. 261. 
Forres, 310. Fraserburgh, 329. Frenchie, 200. Frisk, 329.— 
Galashiels, 207. Galston, 295. Gartley, 247. Glasgow, 241. 
Glasgow, Bridgeton, 241. Glasgow, Campbell Street, 241. 329. 
Glasgow, Dowhill Street, 241. Glasgow, Down Hill, Great, 329. 
Glasgow, Duke Street, 329. Glasgow, Eglinton Street, 241. 
Glasgow, George Street, West, 241. Glasgow, Gordon Street, 
329. Glasgow, Grey Friars, 241. Glasgow, Hutchesontown, 
241. Glasgow, John Street, 329. Glasgow, Low Green Street, 
241. Glasgow, Nicholson Street, Lawrieston, 241. Glasgow, 
Nile Street, 241. Glasgow, Political Union, 207. Glasgow, 
Regent Street, 241. Glasgow, Union Street, 241. Glasgow, 
Wellington Street, 241. Glassford, 283. Glencorse, 366. or- 
bals, Ciattaian of a Meeting of Inhabitants of, 241. Gorebridge, 
329. Govan, 329. Grange, 270. Greenock, 340. Greenock, 
Burn Street, West, 295. Greenock, Innerskip Street, 295. 
Greenock, Michael’s Street Chapel, 295. Greenock, Nicolson 
Street, 295. Greenock, Relief Church, 295. Greenock, Union 
Street, 295.—Haddington, 270. Halfmorton, 329. Hamilton, 
270. 295. Hawick, 270. Holm, 241. Holm of Balfron, 270. 
Huntley, 283.—Inveresk, 329. Inverkeithing, 329. Inverness, 
271. Irvine, 283.—Jarves, 648. Jedburgh, 270. Johnshaven, 
261. Johnstone, 270, 271.—Keith, 295. Kelso, 270. Kerry- 
muir, 315. Kettle, 329. Kilbride, East, 270. Kilconquhar, 
310. Kilmarnock, 241. 266. Kilmarnock, Clerk’s Lane Con- 
gregation of, 241. Kilmarnock, Fulton’s Lane, 241. Kilmaurs, 
270. Kilpatrick, West, 266. Kilsyth, 270. Kincardine, 295. 
Kinghorn, 366. Kinross, 295. Kirkcaldy and Abbotshall, 310. 
Kirkinner, 247. Kirkintilloch, 266. Kirkwall, 241.—Lanark, 
270. Lanark, United Secession Church and Adherents, 270. 
Langholm, 310. Largs, 295. 329. Lasswade and Cockpen, 247. 
Lathones, 329. Lauder, 270. Lawrencekirk, 270. Leberton, 
270. Leith, 270. Leith, Incorporation of Coopers of, 270. 
Lennoxtown, 329. Leslie, 329. Letham, 406. Leven, 464. 
Lilliesleaf, 310. Linlithgow, 295. 329. Loanhead, 270. Lochie, 
395. Lochmaben, 247. Lockerbie, 295. Lochwinnoch, 329. 
London, Dissenters from the several Congregations of Protestant 
Dissenters of the Three Denominations in and within Twelve 
Miles of, 329.—Markinch, 329. Martown, 270. Mauchline, 
468. Melrose, 270. Methlie and Udney, 648. Methven, Tip- 
permuir and Monedie, 247. Middlebie, 247. Midmar, 366. Mil- 
nathout and Orwell, 334. Milngavie, 266.270. Montrose, 247. 
Morebattle, 270. Muchart, 295.—Nairn, 329. Nevay, 247. 
Newburgh, 310. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 425. Newlands, 295. 
Newton Stewart, Moderator and Clerk of the Presbytery of, 366. 
—Orkney, West, Mainland of, 241. Orphir, 241. Orwell, 334. 
Oxnam, 310.—Paisley, 270. 406. Paisley, Abbey Close, 329. 
Paisley, St. James Street Congregation of, 271. Paisley, Oak- 
shaw Street, 271. Paisley, Sabbath Morning Association, 487. 
Paisley, Snedon Street Congregational Church, 271. Paisley, 
Voluntary Church Association, 271. Paisley, Secretary of Young 
Men’s Voluntary Church Association, 487. Papa Westray, 270. 
Pathhead, 295. Peebles, 295. Perth, 207. Perth, High Street, 
310. Perth, First Relief Congregation, 310. Perth, United 
Secession Congregation of, 310. Peterhead, 266. Penicuik, 329. 
Pitlessie, 329. Pitrodie, 247. Pollock, 340. Portobello, 372. 
Portsburgh, 329. Prestwick, 507. Pringle, James, 329.—Rat- 
tray, 247. Relief Synod, Moderator and Clerk of, 329. Reli- 
gious Liberty Committee of the Protestant Society for the Pro- 
tection of, 377. Rendall, 241. Ronaldshay, South and Burra, 
247. Rothesay, 329. Rousay, 241. Rutherglen, 241.—Salt- 
coats, 329. Sanday, 241. Sanquhar, 295. Scarborough, 468. 
Scone, 247. Scotland, Moderator and Clerk of the United Asso- 
ciated Synod of the Secession Church of, 310. Selkirk, 295. 
Shapenshay, 241. Southdean, 310. Sprouston, 270. Steven- 
ston, 329. Stewarton, 295. Stirling, Provost, Magistrates and 
Town Council of, 329. Stirling, Inhabitants of, 329. Stone- 
house, 340. Stow, 270. Stranraer, 295. 329. Strathaven and 
Avondale, 267. Strathmiglo, 310. Stromness, 241. Stronsay, 
241. Symington, 270.—Tarbolton, 329. Tawes, 354. Thorn- 
hill, 295. Thornton, 329. Tillicoultry, 295. Tolcross, 241. 
Torthorwald, 247. Tough, 295. Tranent, 270.—Udney, 648. 
Urr, Galloway, 295.—Wemyss, 329. Westray and Papa West- 
ray, 270. Whitburn, 295. Wick, 329. Wick, Provost, &amp;c. of, 
329. Wigtown, 179.—Yetholm, 283. 


439. Against any Grant from the Public Funds for building 
or endowing Churches connected with the Established Church; 
From, Carluke, xc1. 41. | Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 228. Kirk- 
intilloch, 583. 


440. For the Abolition of Lay Patronage; Of the Moderator 
of the Associate Synod; xct. 567. 


441. Forthe Abolition of Church Patronage; From, Abbotshall, 
Uxxxix. 143. Aberdeen, 289.442. Aberdeenshire, Keith Hall, 162. 
Aberdowr, 560. Abernethy and Kincardine, 294. Airdrie, 70. 
Alloa, 187. Alva,74. Alves,67. Alyth,397. Anderseer, 151. 
Andrew’s, Saint, 11.67. Angus and Mearns, 370. Anstruther, 
Easter, 117. Arberlot, 193. Arbroath, 74. 193. Avondale, 
294. Auchinleck, 388. Auchindroir, 74. Auchterarder, 
143, Auchterarder, Moderator of the Presbytery of, William 
Mackenzie, 128. Auldearn, 560. Ayr, &amp;c. 180. 241. Ayr 
and Glasgow, Synod of, 67. 275.—Baldnock, 221. Balfron, 221. 
Banchory Devenick, 560. Barr, 364. Barry, 193. Belvelhie, 
289. Birse, 70. Blairgourie, 560. Bower, 44. Bracadale, 
294. Brechin, 204.—Canisbay, 294. Caithness, Presbytery of, 
294. Callander, 359. Campbeltown, 294. Cardross, 67. Car- 
me 192. Carnock, 74. Cawdor, 560. Chirnside, 193. 
Church, High Parish, 162. Church, Low Parish, 162. Clair- 





For the Abolition of Church Patronage—continued. 
town, Saint, and Pathhead, txxx1x. 67. Clatt, 148. Closeb 
117. Cluny, 151. Coldstone, 74. Cobrach, 212. Colvend and 
Southwick, 369. Comrie, 231. Coul, 74. Crieff, 231. Cri. 
mond, 560. Croy, 560. Culross, 187. Culsamond, 294. Cy]. 
ter, Peter, 151. Cumnock, Old, 388. Cupar, 37. Cushnie 
Leochel, 74.—Dalry, 241. Dalserf, 71. Dalton, Dumfries, 109, 
Darvel, 180. Deer, New, 151. Deer, Old, 369. Denny, 335, 
Deskford, 560. Devenick Banchory, 560. Dingwall, 407, 
Dreghorn (Two Petitions), 180. Drumblade, 560. Drn 
143. Duffers, 114. Dumbarton, 187. Dumfries, 70. 98. 193, 
Dunbar, 397. Dundee, 63. 117. 436. Dundonald, 70. Dun. 
fermline, 124. 193. Dunnet, 151. Dunnichen, 294. Dunscore, 
193. Dunse, 162. Durham, 193. Dyce,74:—Echt,74. Edin. 
burgh, 109. Edrom,162. Elgin,67. Ellon, Presbytery of, 360, 
Eskdelamuir, 193.— Falkirk and Stirling, Presbytery of, 369, 
Fenwick, 308. Ferry Port on Craig, 90. Fergus, Saint 560. 
Fintry, 74. Forfar, 212. Forgue, 294. Foveran, 294. Fra. 
serburgh, 560.—Galloway, 502. Galston,180. Gargunnock, 109, 
Glasgow, 67. 70. 294. 275. Glasgow, Port, 187. Glasgow, Pres- 
bytery of, 70. Glass, 294. Glenbucket, 74. Glenlyon, 294, 
Greenock, 7. 208. 502.—Haddington, 535. Halkirk, 294. Ha. 
milton, 117. Hodham, 70. Huntley, 143.—Jarves, 74.—Insch, 
560. Inverness, 294. Inverness, Provost of, John Mackenzie, 
540. Inverury, 117. Irvine, 114.—Keiss, 95. Kildrummy, 74, 
Killearn, 294. Kilmarnock, 70. Kilmaurs, 241. Kilwuir, 
560. Kilsyth, 560. Kiltarlity, 560. Kilwinning, 241. Kin- 
cardine, 162. Kincardine O’Neil, 294. Kincardine, 294, Ki- 
nellar, 143. Kinethmont, 162. Kinfauns, 128. King Edward, 
74. Kintore, 80. Kirkcaldy, 117. Kirkbeen, 308. Kirkden, 
193. Kirkgunzeon, 117. Kirkintilloch, 187. Kirkmahoe, 341, 
Kirkmichael, 294. Kirkpatrick, 193. Kirkwall and Saint Ola, 
560.—Latheron, 294. Leith, 28. 151. Leochel Cushnie, 74, 
Leslie, 560. Lesmahagow, 67. Leuchars, 397. Lewes, Island 
of, Uig, 200. Lewes, Presbytery of, 200. Linlithgow, 117. 
Linlithgow, Presbytery of, 294. Lochcarron, Presbytery of, 193, 
Lochee, 436. Lochrutton, 200. Lochwinnoch, 275. ngside, 
560. Lonmay, 560. Lorne, Moderator of the Presbytery of, 
294. Lumphannan, 162.—Machar, New, 151. Mackenzie, Wil- 
liam, Moderator of the Presbytery of Auchterarder, 128. Mac- 
kenzie, J., Provost of Inverness, 546. Markinch, 397. Mauch- 
line, 180. Mearns, 370. Meldrum, Old, 266. Menmuir, 193. 
Middlebie, 74. Midmar, 95. Minister of the Established 
Church of Scotland, 67. M‘Kenzie, Andrew, 74. Monance, 
Saint, 231. Moneydie, 294. Monkton and Prestwick, 241. 
Monquhitter, 74. Montrose, 198. Mortlach, 294. Mouswald, 
74, uthill, 128.—Nairn, 294. Newabbey, 308. Newhills, 70. 
Newmilns, 180.—Obrig, 151. Ochiltree, 241. Ola, Saint, 560. 
Old Machar, 289.—Paisley, 162. 275. Paisley, Presbytery of, 
115. Paisley Presbytery, 359. Panbride, 294. Pathhead, 67. 
Penpont, 143. Persie, District of, 397. Perth, 124. 308, 380. 
Perth, Moderator of the Presbytery of, John W. Thomson, 128. 
Perth, Presbytery of, 294. Perth and Stirling, Moderator of the 
Presbytery of, 231. Peter Culter, 151. Peterhead, 70. Petty, 
546. Pittenweem, 231. Pollokshaws, 143. Portmoak, 109. 
Prestonkirk, 110. Prestwick, 241.—Rasay, Island of, 294. 
Rathven, 294. Rayne, 360. 560. Renfrew, 187. 369. Renton, 
187. Riccarton, 180. Rothesay, 187. Ruen, Island of, 294. 
Ruthen, 560.—Scone, 560. Scotland, Established Church of, 
Ministers, 67. Shapinshay, 560. Skene, 95. Skye, Isle of, 
Snizort, 294. Southwick, 369. Stewarton, 187. Stirling, 
231. 369. Stirling, Moderator of the Presbytery, 187. Stone- 
haven, 74. Stonehouse, 114. Strachan, 560. Strathblane, 
187. Strathdon, 67. Strathmiglo, 304. Strichen, 560. Strom- 
ness, 304. Swinton, 187. Symenton, 241. 361. Symmington, 
266.—Tarbolton, 241. Tealing, 436. Terregles,241. Thomson, 
J. W., 128. Thornhill, 128. Thurso, 294.  Tillicoultry, 74. 
Tough, 95. Towie, 74. Turland, 74. Tweedsmuir (Two Petitions), 
117. Tyrie, 560.—Uig, Island of Lewes, 200. Urr, 143.—Walten, 
18. Whithorn, 458. Whitstone, 151. Wick, 294. Wigtown, 
269. 


442. Against Alteration; From, Presbytery of Skye, uxxxix. 
191. Leslie; Alford; Elgin; 212. Saint Andrew’s, Fife, 259. 
Lonway, 289. Kinross, 296.———Stating, that in obedience to 
the Orders of the Committee of the House on Church Patronage, 
he has searched the whole Records of the Presbytery for 4 
period of One hundred and Sixty-four Years, and fur- 
nished Extracts therefrom, and that an Order may be made for 
remunerating him; From the Rev. David Fraser, Clerk of the 
Presbytery of Inverness ; Lxxx1x. 583.———For Amendment 0 
Law relating thereto; From, Scone; xc. 310. St. Andrew’s and 
St. Leonard’s; Logie; Moderator and Clerk of the Synod of 
Burgher Seceders, Edinburgh, 316. South Grey Close, Edin- 
we Leuchars, 329. Rescobie, 457. Against any further 
Endowments; From, Paisley; xc. 140. Strathaven and Avon- 
dale, 227. In Support; From, Gilmerton, xc11. 325. 
infra, 651. 


Church of Rome: 


443. Praying that a Law may be enacted to provide that os 
Canon Law of the Church of Rome be fairly observed between \ 
several Orders of the Clergy of that Church; Of Eugene Mulho 


land, xc1. 584. 


Church Building Act : 


444, Against the Clause in Act7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV., givi . 
Persons endowing Chapels the Nomination of the Minister; Pro 


Chancellor, Masters and Scholars, of the University of me. 











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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.-—(continued)—relative to— 


Church Building Act—continued. 
Lxxxv. 106, p.——— For granting perpetual Presentations to 
Individuals disposed to build and endow Churches; From Leeds, 
LXXXVIl. 577, P. 


Church Dues :— See infra, 2134. 


Church Lands : 

445. . That Church Lands in Ireland may be taken by Govern- 
ment; That the People of Ireland may be exonerated from the 
Payment of Tithes, Vestry Taxes, Church and Poor Rates; From 
Roman Catholics of Navan, uxxxvi. 835, p.  Killusty, 841, Pp. 
—=——For placing Church Property in the hands of the Govern- 
ment to pay thereout the Ministers of the Established Church, and 
towards Support of the Poor; From John Valentine Nugent, 
LXxxvI. 721.—&lt;——For Commutation of the Fine paid on the 
Lands; From Proprietors of Bishop-hold Land in Pickerin 
Lythe pene LXXXIx. 66. For the Sale of Church wal 
Crown Lands; From Members of the Chowbent Political Union, 
LXXXviul. 411.———For the Enfranchisement thereof; From Chi- 
chester; Referred to the Select Committee on Church Leases, 
xcu. 546. Durham, &amp;c. Lessees of Coal Mines, held under 
Leases from the Bishop of, 394. Winchester, 384. See infra, 
823. 


Church Property : 

446. Praying the House to resume the Ecclesiastical Property 
in Great Britain and Ireland, and apply it to the Redemption of 
the National Debt; From Inhabitants of Leslie, txxxix. 241. 

For transferring all Church Property to the National 
| Creditor, in part liquidation of the National Debt; From Inha- 
. bitants of Boston, txxx1x. 388.———For appropriating Church 
, Property to civil purposes; From John Templar and Leven, 
. LXxX1x. 502. ——For an enactment enabling Lessees of Church 
Property to redeem their Lands at a certain number of years’ 
purchase; From William Scott, rxxx1x. 289. Respecting 
Church Property and Oaths; From Robert Gourlay, xxx. 341. 
———For appropriating to their original intention all Church, 
Abbey, Corporate Lands, Tithes, &amp;c.; From William Blaxland, 
; LXxxvill. 243,.———Complaining of the present distribution of 
Church Property, and for an Inquiry into the state thereof; From 
Lay Members of the United Church of England and Ireland, Inha- 
bitants of Cork, txxxv. 338, p.——Praying that the Princess 
Victoria may be provided for out of the Revenue of the Bishoprick 











l of Derry; From Thomas Henry and J. Styles, Chairman and Se- 
’ cretary to the Westminster Union of the Working Classes; Offered ; 
. Motion, That the Petition be brought up, which Motion not being 
, seconded, the Petition was not received; Lxxxvi. 735,——— 


For appropriating Church Property to the wants of the State ; 
From orth Western Metropolitan Union, txxxvut. 432, p._——— 
, For appropriating such portion of the Church Property of Ire- 
land as may not be necessary for the support of the Clergy of 
) 
3 


. the Established Church to other and more beneficial purposes ; 
. From Louth, txxxvul. 33, Pp. See infra, 824. 861. 
e 
1, Church Rates : 
d. 447. For the Repeal of Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 72, which imposes 
4. Rates upon Roman Catholics for — Churches; From, 
n, Naas, uxxxu. 305. Doneskeigh, 305, rp. Ballynascanlon, 311. 
4. Pitt and Tascoffin, in the County of Kilkenny, 384, rp. Galway, 
f, Gort and Beaugh, 491, p. eaugh, 585, P.——— For ex- 
f, empting Roman Catholics from Payment of Tithes and Church 
g, Rates in certain cases, or serving the office of Churchwarden; 
e- From, Roman Catholics of Saint Peter, Dublin; txxxv. 68, P. 
e, Saint Luke’s, Dublin, 85, p. Saint Andrew, Dublin, 114. 
od 448. For Abolition of Church Rates; From, St. Peter, Wall- 
™ ingford, 81. St. Dunstan-in-the-West, London, 354. St. Pan- 
“5 cras, Middlesex, 659. 
3), 449. For Alteration of the Laws relating to Church Rates 
n, and Tithes; From Dromline, txxxvi. 161. Clondigad, 193, p. 
My 450. Relative to Church Rates; From Balliboy, txxvut. 
260, P. 
1x. 451. Complaining thereof; From Landholders of Clonarny, 
59. in the County of Westmeath, Lxxx1. 160, P. 
to 452. For Repeal thereof; From Inhabitant Rate-payers of 
Be Birmingham ; txxxvul. 590, P. 
be 453. For the Abolition thereof; From Inhabitants of the 
for United Parishes of the City of Dublin, Protestant Dissenting 
the and Roman Catholic Church Rate-payers; Lxxxvut. 371. 
of 454. For relieving Dissenters from compulsory Payments; 
and From, Colchester; txxxvut. 431. Hemyock, &amp;c., 428. North- 
of ampton, 523. Tenterden, 428. 
lin- 455. Against exempting Dissenters from Payment of Eccle- 
her siastical Dues; From Woolpit, rxxx1x. 15. 
456. For the Abolition thereof; From, Chatham, txxxrx. 250. 
Derby, 230. Narborough, 246. Stockton-upon-Tees, 124. 134. 
457. Against the proposed Measure; From, Aldeburgh; 
LXxxIx. 255. Amersham, 369. Annan, 255. Ansty, 340. Ap- 
pleby, 319. Appledore, 255. Armsby, 299. Arundel, 379. 
the Ashby-de-la-Zouch, 319. Austrey and Warton, 319. Ayles- 
the bury, 369.—Banbury, 304. Barnard Castle, 287. Beccles, 299. 
hol- Belper, 367. Birmingham, 299. 330. 334. Blaby, 299. Blan- 
ford Forum, 369. atone ane Sutton, 340. radford, 255. 
Bridgnorth, 380. Brighouse and Rastrick, 293. Brighton, 407. 
aay Saint Edmund’s, 334.—Carmarthen, 308. Carter Lane, 
to Little, 365. Christchurch, Hants, 319. Cornwall and South 
3 a Devon, 335. Cupar, 304.—Debenham, 392. Deptford (Two), 
377. Devizes, 379. Devonport and Stonehouse, 379. Devon, 
xf. South, and Cornwall, 335. Dissenters, London, 319. Disenting 


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Church Rates—continued. 


Against the proposed Measure—continued. 
Ministers, txxx1x. 351. Doctors’ Commons, 365. Dumfries, 388. 
Dumfries, County, 304.—Eagle Street, London, 284. Eastcheap, 
London, 284. Exeter, 334. Exeter, Archdeaconry of, 351.— 
Fleet, 380.—Glasgow, 293. Guildford, 265.— Halifax, 293. 
Halstead, 354. Henley-on-Thames, 260. Hinckley, 299. -Hud- 
dersfield, 275.— Ipswich (Two), 260, 261.— Kingston-upon- 
Thames, 380.—Leeds, 359. Leicester, 284. Lincoln (Two), 
296. Liverpool, 400. London, Dissenters, 250. 319. Lon- 
don and Westminster, 351. Lowestoft, 351.—Macclesfield, 311. 
Maldon, 419. Manchester, 255. Meltham, 299. Melton 
sig 340.—Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 308. Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne (Two), 369. Newington, 388. Newport Pagnell, 403. 

ewton Abbot, 385.—Plymouth, 379. Preston, 407. Pro- 
testant Society, 255.—Quorndon, 299.—Rastrick, 293. Rat- 
cliff, 324. Reading, 299. Ringwood, 354. Ripley, 335.— 
Salendine Nook, 299. Shipley, 299. Southampton, 365. South- 
wark, 400. Spalding, 380. Stonehouse, 379. Stroud, 275. 
Sutton Bonnington, 340. Syston, 299.—Throop, 335. Tod- 
morden, 284. Tutbury, 335.—Ullesthorpe, 299.—Walworth, 308. 
Warton, 319. Wednesbury, 354. Westbury, 379. Westminster 
and London, 351.—Yarmouth, Great, 308. 


458. For Abolition; From, Astwood ; xc1. 7832.—Beccles, 473. 
Bedford, Cotton End, 732. Bedford, Mill Street, 732. Bedford, 
Baptists of Mill Street, 720. Bedford, Independents at the New 
Meeting, 720. Bideford, 420. Bilston, 566. Bishop’s Stort- 
ford, 473. Blandford Forum, 566. Bradford, Horton Lane 
Chapel, 470. Brangwin, George, 28. Bury St. Edmund’s, 432. 
Canterbury, 473. Carlton, 732. Chalford,751. Challeries, 823. 
Chatham, Ebenezer Chapel, 691. Chesham, 576. Chichester, 
St. Martin’s Square Chapel, 589. Chichester and West Sussex 
Voluntary Church Association, 823. Chipping Campden, 615. 
Chumleigh, 589. Clavering, 488. Cooper, Robert, 720. Coven- 
try, 681. Cranfield, 732.—Debenham, 660. Dorking, 479.— 
Eastcombe, 751.—Falmouth, Webber Street, 517. Felling, 589. 
Frome Selwood, 751.—Godalming, 691. Gosport, 392. Gram- 
pound, 632. Grundisburgh, 633. Guilsborough, 643.—Hack- 
ney, Old Gravel Pit, 660. Haddenham, 239. Hadleigh, 470. 
Hambledon, 732. Harberton, 432. Hare Court Chapel, Alders- 
Gate Street, London, 715.—Ipswich, 479. Ipswich, Dairy Lane 

eeting, 432. Ipswich, Nicholas Chapel, 441. Ipswich, Stoke 
Green, 441. Ipswich, Tacket Street, 441. Irving, William, 28. 
—Kensington, Horton Street Chapel, 566. Kettering, 566. 
Kingston-upon-Hull, 437. 651. Kingston-upon-Hull, George 
Street, 441. Kingsweigh-house Meeting, Fish Street, London, 
680.—Leighton Sanaa 658. London, Deputies of several 
Congregations of Protestant Dissenters within Twelve Miles of, 
441. ngparish, 488. Lowestoft, Kingston-upon Thames, 755. 
Lyme Regis, 632. Lymington, Old Town Chapel, 470.—Mac- 
clesfield, 417. Maidstone, 818. Maldon, 804. Marlborough, 
441. Milford, 796. Miller, Thomas, 487. Milton, Sittingbourne, 
&amp;c., 606. Monkwearmouth, Dundas Street, 583. Morleigh, 432. 
—Neots, St., 446. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 517. Newington, St. 
Mary, 583.—Olney, 479. 633. Oswestry, 660. Ottery, St. 
Mary, 437.—Petersfield, 732. Pewsey, 441. Plymouth, 517. 
Preston, Chairman of a Meeting of Select Vestry, 437.—Quakers, 
Members of a Meeting appointed to represent the Society of, 267. 
—Rayleigh, 589. Reading, 420. Rochdale, 191. Roxton, 632. 
—Sharnbrook, 732. Sheflield, Nether Chapel, 638. Shepton 
Mallett, 488. Sherborne, 566. Sittingbourne, 606. Slagsden, 
732. Stanstead, 420. Stanstead, Mountfitchet, 473. Steveng- 
ton, 732. Stowmarket, 470. Stradbrook and Horham, 633. 
Stratford-upon-Avon, 660. Stroud, 533. Stroud, Rodborough 
Tabernacle, 533. Sudbury, Independents of, 479. Sudbury, 
Baptists of, 479. Sunderland, Bethel Chapel, 583. Sunderland, 
Smyrna Chapel, 615. Sway, Baptists of, 470.—Talybout, 633. 
Tavistock, Brook Street Chapel, 583. Tewkesbury, 470. Thax- 
ted, 589. Totness, 426. Truro, 576.—Unitarians of Kent and 
Sussex, 720.—Wareham, 107. West Sussex Voluntary Church 
Association, 823. Whitby, 470. Whitchurch, 488. ooburn, 
488. Wright, William, 28. 

459. Against Abolition; From Abbas and Temple Combe, xcr. 
155. Abbotsley, 221. Aikenham, South, 162. Alban’s Saint, 
109. Alban’s, Saint, Saint Peter, 109. Albury, 207. Al- 
cester, 108. Alborough, 147. Aldenham, 162. Aldermin- 
ster and Tredington, 108. Aldershot, 167. Alderton, 108. 
Aldham, 108. Alexton, 167. Aller, 162. Allington, East, 
162. Almer, Winterbourne, Zelstone and Winterbourne Ander- 
stone, 109. Alphamstone, 109. Alresford, 108,109. Alresford, 
Old, 108. Alton, 162. Alvediston, 108. Alveston, 167, Al- 
vington, 108. Alvington, West, 162. Amberley, 173, Amer- 
sham (Two Petitions), 108. Ampthill, 109. Amwell, Great, 109. 
Andover, 147. Andrew, Saint, 162. Andrew, Saint, by the 
Wardrobe, and Saint Ann, Blackfriars, 162. Anstey, 109. A 

leshaw, 147. Appleton, 167. Appleton-upon-Wisk, 109. Ard- 
leigh, 96. Arkborough and other Places, 162, Arkesden, 96. 
Arlecdon, 162. Arlington, 162. Arne, 109. Arreton, 109. 
Arrow, 108. Arundel, 173. Ashburnham, 162. Ashe, 109. 
Ashford, 109. 162. Ashington, 188. Ashprington, 162. Ash- 
stead, 152. Ashton, Cold, 73. Ashton, Steeple, 109. Ash- 
water, 135. Ashwelthorpe, 162. Askam, Richard, 207. Aspe- 
den, 237. Aston and other Places, 162. Aston Cantlow, 108. 
Auckland, Bishop, 188. Avebury and Winterbourne Monckton, 
73. Avon, Vale of, 109. Awre, 135. Axbridge, 167. Axmin- 
ster, 108. Aycliffe, 108. Aylesbury, 108. Aylesford,73. Ay- 
ton and Newton in Cleveland, 109. Bacton and Crostwight, 
162. Badgeworth, 135. Badingham, 167. Badlesmere, 237, 
Badock (Two Petitions), 109. Bagborough, West, 156. 
Baldock, 237. Balscott, 162. Baltonsborough, 207. Bampton, 
162. Bapchild, 237. Barcheston, 167. Bardfield, —_ = 

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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Church Rates—continued. Church Rates—continued. 


inst Abolition—continued. 

ord, xcu. 109. 167. Barford, Saint, Martin, 84. Barham, 162. 
Barking, 108. Barkstone, 227. Barkway and Reed, 109. Bar- 
lings and Fiskerton, 162. Barnet, East, and Chipping Barnet, 
109. Barnsley, Arlington and other Places, 108. Barnston, 167. 
Barnwood, 167. Barrow, North, 207. Barrow, South, 207. 
Barsham, North, 108. Barton Stacey, 248. Bassingbourne, 167. 
Bath, 155. Bath Easton, 173. Battle, 109. Baughurst, 173. 
Baverstock and Compton Chamberlain, 108. Bawdrip, 248. 
Baylham, 162. Beaconsfield, 109. Beaksbourne, 162. Bea- 
minster, 173. Beauchamp Roding, 49. Beaumont,73. Beckford 
and Ashton-under-Hill, 73. Beckleigh, 108. Beddington, 109. 
Bedfield, 173. Bedford, Saint John, 207. Bedford, Saint Mary, 
73. Bedford, Saint Paul, 108. Bedhampton, 109. Beeching 
Stoke, 49. Beeston, 162. Belgrave Tanfield, 162. Bell- 
broughton, 172. Belstone, 135. Bentley, Great, 109. Bent- 
worth, 109. Berechurch, 73. Bergholt, East, 173. Bergholt, 
West, 108. Berkhampstead, Saint Peter, 162. Berrow, 108. 
Berry Pomeroy, 162. Berwick, Saint John, Wilts, 108. Be- 
thersden, 162. Bewdley, 156. Bexhill, 162. Bexley, 167. 
Bickington, High, 162. Bicton, 108. Biddestone, 108. Bid- 
ford, 108. Biggleswade, 167. Billingshurst and ao 162. 
Binstead, 173. Birch, 96. Birch, Much, 135. irdbrook, 
Steeple Bumsted, and other Places, 96. Birmingham, 147. 
Birt’s Morton, 108. Bishopsteignton, 162. Bishopstone and 
Dovercourt, 135. Bispham-in-the-Fylde, 237. Bitladon, 162. 
Blackhawton, 162. Blackmore, 108. Blackrod, 162. Blakesley, 
152. Blanchland, 135. Blandford, 162, Blandford, Long, 109. 
Blandford, Saint Mary, 162. Blashall, 167. Blechingley, 135. 
Bleddington, 73. Blewbury, 227. Blithfield, 207. Blunham, 109. 
Bobbing, 162. Bobbingworth,73. Bocking, 156. Boddington, 
173. Bodington, 207. Boldre, 109. Bonchurch, 109. Bootle, 
162. Boreham, 96. Borobridge, 147. Bothamsall, 162. Bot- 
tisham, 135. Bourton-on-the-Hill, 73. Bourton-on-the-Water, 
and Clapton, 73. Bovey Tracey, 162. Boxgrove, 108. Boxted, 96. 
Bradenham, West, 152. Bradfield, 108. Bradford, 109. Brad- 
ford, Devon, 135. Bradford, Wilts, 109. 162. Bradford Peve- 
rell, 162. Brading, 109. Bradley, 73. Bradninch,109. Brad- 
well-juxta-Coggeshall, 96. Brailes, 167. Braintree, 96. Bram- 
field, 237. Brampford Speke, 109. Brampton-by-Dingley, 152. 
Brancaster, 207. Brancepeth, 167. Brandeston, 188. Bratton 
Fleming, 162. Breane,155. Bredgar, 188. Bredy, Long, and 
Little Bredy, 163. Bremhill, 108. Brendon, 162. Brent Ely, 
68. Brent, South, 162. Brentwood, 109. Brewood, 207. 
Bridford, 68. Bridgeford, East, Car Colston and Kneeton, 109. 
Bridgnorth, Saint Leonard, 167. Bridgnorth, Saint Mary Mag- 
dalen, 167. Bridgwater, 63. Brigham, 211. Brighstone, 147. 
Brightling, Havant, 109. Brightlingsea, 109. Brimpsfield and 
Cranham, 188. Bristol (Two Petitions), 109. Bristcl, All 
Saints, 109. Bristol, Saint Augustin, 109. Bristol, Saint John 
the Baptist, 109. Bristol, Saint Nicholas, 109. Bristol, Saint 
Philip and Jacob (Two Petitions), 109. Bristol, Temple, 
109. Bristol, Saint Thomas, 167. Brixham, 162. Brixton, 
Devon, 172. Brixton, Saint Matthew, 167. Broadway, 109. 
Brockthrop, 162. Bromham, 109. 152. Bromley, Great, Essex, 
109. Brompton, Ralph, 162. Bromsgrove, 108. Brooke, 147. 
Broom, 108. Broomfield, 96. Broughton-with-Bossington, 173. 
Broxbourn, 109. Broxted, 167. Buckingham, 173. Buckland, 
162. Buckland, Newton and Pulham, 109. Buckland, 
Tout Saints, Chapelwarden of, 162. Buckland, West, 135. 162. 
Bucknell, 162. Budleigh, East, 108. Budville, 135. Bulmer, 
167. Bulwell, 162. Bungay, 248. Burcombe, 135. Burford, 
237. Buriton, 109. Burlescombe, 109. Burleston-cum-Athel- 
hamston, 162. Burnham Thorpe, 162. Burnham, Westgate, 
&amp;c., 162. Burrow-on-the-Hill, and Somerby, 162. Burwash, 
109. Burwell, 172. Bury Saint Edmund’s, 108. Bushley, 172. 
Butcombe, 155. Butleigh, 207. Bywell, Saint Peter’s, 152.— 
Cadbury, 162. Caistor, Saint Edmund, 109. Calbourne, Isle of 
Wight, 162. Camberwell, Saint Giles, 162. Camborne, 109. 
Cambridge, Saint Neots, 162. Campden, 135. Cannings, All, 
63. Canning, mage 108. Cannington, 109. Canterbury, 
147. Canterbury, All Saints, and Saint Mildred’s, 109. Can- 
terbury, Saint Andrew and Saint Mary Bredman, 188. Canter- 
bury, Saint Martin, 162. Canterbury, Saint Paul-without-the 
Walls, 162. Capel, Saint Mary, 162. Carlton Colville, 188. 
Carlton-in-Lindrick, 162. Carne, 162. Carshalton (Two Peti- 
tions), 172. Castle Donington, 162. Castleford, 109. Castle- 
morton, 156. Caterham, 109. Catworth, Great, 207. Caven- 
dish, 73. Cerne Abbas, &amp;c., 147. Chaceley, 172. Chadlington, 
108. Chadwell, Saint Mary, 108. Chaldon, 109. Chalk, 
Broad, and Bower Chalk, 162. Challacombe, 162. Challock, 
162. Chapel, North, 162. Chapman, Rev. Benedict, 167. 
Charlbury, 108. Charlecote, 167. Charleton, 162. Charlton 
with Clanfield, 109. Charmouth, Wotton Fitzpaine and Chather- 
ston Lewston, 109. Chart, Great, 135. Charwelton, 248. Chat- 
ham, 55. Chattesham, 173. Chawleigh, 173. Cheddar, 162. 
Cheddington, 211. Chediston, 188. Chelmsford, 108. Cher- 
ington and Burmington, 167. Cherry Hinton, 108. Chesham, 
173. Cheshunt, 162. Chester, 207. Chesterford, Great and 
Little, 96. Chester-le-Street, 162. Chichester, All Saints, 207. 
Chichester, Saint Andrew, 207. Chichester, Saint Bartholomew, 
207. Chichester, Saint Martin, 207. Chichester, Saint Olave, 
207. Chichester, Saint Pancras, 207. Chichester, Saint Paul, 
207. Chichester, Saint Peter, 207. Childerditch, 108. Child 
Okeford, 109. Chilham,188. Chiltern, All Saints, and Chiltern 
St. Mary, 135. Chiltington, West, 162. Chipping Ongar, 73. 
Chipping Sodbury and Old Sodbury, 162. Chipstable, 162. 
Chipstead, 227. Chirton, 108. Chiselhurst, 167. Chishill, 
Little, 108. Chitmark, 108. Chittlehampton, 108. Chivelstone, 
162, Chobham,73. Christchurch, Hants, 207. Christian Mal- 





Against Abolition—continued. 

ford, xc11.108. Christowe, 109. Churchhill, 108. Churchstow, 
162. Churston Ferrers, 172. Chute, 147. Clackton, Great, 109, 
Clandon, East, 152. Clapham, 135. Clapton, Little, 109. Cla- 
vering-with-Langley, 96. Clawton, 135. Claxton, otherwise 
Long Clawson, 162. Clent, 207. Cliffe, Pypart, 108. Clifford, 
Chambers, 135. Clifton, 109. Clifton, Bedford, 167. Clifton. 
cum-Glapton, 162. Clist, Saint George, and Clist, Saint Mary, 
162. Clocaenog, 109. Clyst, Honiton, 162. Cockgrove, and 
Burton Leonard, 147. Cockley, Cley, 162. Coddenham, 162, 
Codford, Saint Peter, and Codford, Saint Mary, 109. Cogges- 
hall, Great and Little, 96. Coker, East, &amp;c., 156. Colaton Raw- 
leigh, 68. Colchester (Two Petitions), 68. Colchester, All 
Saints, and Saint Botolph, 73. Colchester, Saint Giles, 108, 
Colchester, Holy Trinity, 108. Colchester, Saint James, 108. 
Colchester, Saint Martin, 73. Colchester, Saint Mary at the 
Walls, 108. Colchester, Saint Mary Magdalen, 108. Colchester, 
Saint Peter, 73. Cole Orton, 162. Colme, White, 109. Colney, 
Engaine, 147. Combmartin, 162. Combroke and Compton 
Verney, 167. Compton, Long, 167. Compton, West, 109. Con- 
erstone and Bilstone, 109. Coombinteignhead, 135. Corfe 
Castle, 162. Cornard, Great, 162. Cornworthy, 172. Cors- 
combe, 162. Corsham, 108. Corwen, 152. Cosby, -109. Cos- 
sington, 162. Coton, 135. Cottenham, 162. Countesbury, 162. 
Cowesby, High, Silton and other Places, 152. Cranborne, and 
other Places, 162. Cranbrook, 167. Cranfield, 167. Cranfield, 
Great, 207. Cranham, 108. Crathorne near Yarm, 152. Cray, 
Paul’s, 167. Cressing, 162. Cretingham, 173. Crewkerne, 
and Misterton, 162. Cricklade, and other Places, 162. — Crit- 
chell, Long,-and More Critchell, 109. Cromer, 109. Cron- 
dall, 108. Croscombe and Dinder, 207. Crowcombe, 155. 
Crowfield, and other Places, 162. Croydon, 152. Crundale, 
162. Cumnor, 207.—Dagenham, 108. Dalby, 109. Dalling- 
ton, 248. Dalwood, 162. Damerham, South, 109. Danbury, 
108. Danby, 109. Darlington, 108. Darrington, 207. Dar- 
sham, 188. Daventry, 173. Dawlish, 162. eal,147. Dean, 
73. Dean Prior, 173. Dean, West, 135. Dedham, 152. Deer- 
hurst, 108. Denbury, 162. Denmark Hill, Surrey, 167. Den- 
nington, 167. Denton, 162. Deopham, 162. Derby, Saint 
Michael, 162. Derwen, 109. Dibden, 109. Dickleburgh, 162. 
Dingley, 152. Dinton, 108. Distington, 207. Dittesham, 162. 
Ditton, Long, 108. Ditton, Thames, 108. Dodbrooke, 162. 
Doddinghurst, 108. Dodington, 162. Dolgelly, 152. Donhead, 
Saint Andrew, 108. Donhead, Saint Mary, 108. Donlishwake, 
162. Dorchester, 109. Dorchester, All Saints, 109. Dorchester, 
Saint Peter, 109. Dorsington, 135. Dover, 135. Down, East, 
162. Down West, 162. ownholme and Grinton, 109. Drew- 
steignton, 73. Driffield and Harnhill, 73. Droitwich, and other 
Places, 108. Dudley, 84. Dummer, 73. Dundee, Chairman 
and Secretary of the Middle District Church Society, 68. Dun- 
mow, Little, 167. Dunstable (Two Petitions), 109. Dunton- 
cum-Mills, 109. Durham, 173. Durrington and Netheravon, 
135. Dursley, 73. Duxford, 109.—Earl’s Colne, 173. Easing- 
ton, 162. Eastbourne, 135. Easton, 188. Easton, Great, 167. Eat- 
ington, 167. Eaton Socon, 108. Edgeware, 207. Edington, 135. 
Edmondbyers, and Muggleswick, 152. Egg Buckland, 162. 
Egglingham, 173. Egham, 152. Egloskerry,109. Egton, 152. 
Elders eld, 156. Eling, 162. Ellisfield,109. Elm,207. Elm- 
stead, 108. Elrick Hall, 162. Elton-on-the-Hill, 109. EI- 
worthy, 221. Ely, Archdeacon and Clergy of the Archdeaconry, 
108. Enderby, and Whetstone, 162., Enford, 167. Ensham, 
237. Epping, 135. 152. Erchfont, 167. Estrop, 73. Etchil- 
hampton, 63. Eton, 172. Eversholt, 207. Eversley, 108. 
Evington, 109. Ewell, 109. Ewhurst, 109. Exbourne, 135. 
Exeter, 162. Exeter, Saint Stephen, 109. Exhall-cum-Wixford, 
108. Exminster, 162. Eye, &amp;c., 147.—Fairford, Clergy and Laity 
of the Deanery, 167. Fairsted, 96. Falmouth,109. Fareham, 
162. Farley Chamberlayne, 135. Farnborough, 109. Farnham, 
Suffolk, 173. Farringdon, 135. Farthingstone, 248. Farway, 
73. Faulkbourn, 96. Fawley-with-Exbury, 109. Feckenham, 
207. Feering, 96. Felsham, Saint Peter, 248. Felstead, 173. 
Feock, Saint, 162. Feversham,108. Fifield,147. Filleigh, 162. 
Finchinfield, 167. Fisherton Anger, 109. Fisherton Delamere, 
and Bapton, 108. Fittleworth, 109. Fivehead, 188. Fladbury, 
&amp;ec., 156. Flitwick, 109. Folkington, 135. Fonthill Bishop, 108. 
Fonthill, Gifford, and Cricklade, 109. Fontmell, Magna, West 
Orchard, Compton Abbas, Ashmore and Medbury, 109. Ford- 
ham, 96. Fordington, 162. Fordwick, 109. Forthampton, 162. 
Foston, 68. Fovant, 108. Fowey, 109. Foxearth and other 
Places, 109. Framlingham, 167. Frating-cum-Thorington, 
109. Fremington, 162. Freston, 162. Frimley, 147. 152. 
Fring, 162. Fringford, 162. 188. Frisby-super-Wreak, 207. 
Frocester, 108. Frowlesworth, 207. Fryerning, 108. Fuggle- 
stone, Saint Peter, 167. Fulbourne, 167. Furneux Brent and 
Stocking Pelham, 109. Fyfield, 73. Fylingdales, near Whitby, 
207.—Gamlingay, 109. ) ia Doe 78 162. Gemingham, 162. 
Georgeham, 162. Giggleswick, 237. Gillingham, 172. Git- 
tisham, 108. Glaisdale, 152. Glanvill’s, Wootton, 162. Glas- 
tonbury, Saint John-the-Baptist, and Saint Benedict, 188. 
Glenfield, 162. Glenn, Great, 109. Gloucester, Saint Catherine, 
162. Gloucester, Saint John-the-Baptist, 162. Gloucester, 
Saint Michael and Saint Mary de Grace, 135. Goadb Mar- 
wood, 162. Godmanchester, 152. Godstone, 108. Gol r 
and Little Totham, 207. Goodleigh, 162. Gorleston, 248. 
Gosport, 109. Gowring, 248. Graffham, 207. Grantchester, 
135. Grayne, Saint James, 109. Grays Thurrock, 207. Greas- 
ley, 207. Greatham, 162. Greenhow, 152. Greensted-juxta- 
Ongar, 73. Grendon, 162. Grindon, 162. Grinstead, West 
108. Guildeford, East, 162. Guildford, Holy Trinity, 108. Guild- 
ford, Saint Mary, 108. Guiting, Lower, 73. Gyffyliog, 100.— 
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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Church Rates—continued. Church Rates—continued. 
inst Abolition—continued. Against Abolition—continued. 
Hackington, xcu. 109. Hadham, Much, 162. Hadley, 147. —Maiden Bradley, xcu. 162. Maiden Newton and Frome Van 


Hagley, 108. Halden, High, 188. Halesworth, 173. Halford, church, 162. Maldon, All Saints and Saint Peter, 109, Maldon, 
167. Hallingbury, Great, 147. Hallingbury, Little, 162. Hal- Saint Mary, 109. Malmesbury, Saint Paul, 73. Malvern, 
sted, 167. alstow, High, 77. Halwell, 172. Ham, 108. Great, 108. Mangotsfield, 108. Manningtree, 108. Maple- ! 
Ham, West, Woodford and other Places, 108. Hampstead, stead, Great and Little, 96. Marcham, 188. Marchia, Rural L 
Saint John, 207. Hampton Lucy, 167. Handley, 162. Han- Dean and Clergy of the Deanery, 162. Marden, 108. Mareham- x 
ley Castle, 108. Hanningfield, 108. Happisburgh, 162. Har- le-Fen, 162. argaret, Saint, at Cliffe,237. Marks Hall, 96. 
berton, 162. Harbledown, 109. MHarlestone, 109. Harlow, Marks Tey, 108. Marlbozon h (Two Petitions), 162. Marldon, 
162. Harpford and Ven Ottery, 162. Harptree, East, 188. 162. Marshfield, 162. arston Sicca, 135. Martin, 109. 
Hartest-cum-Boxted, 73. Hartlip, 162. Harwich, Saint Martinhoe, 162. Martin’s, Saint, Salop, 221. Martock, 109. 
Nicholas, 135. Haselor, 108. Hasfield, 162. Hasilbury Bryan, Martin in Cleveland, 152. Marwood, 135. Mary, Saint, 
109. Haslemere, 108. Hastings, 109. Hatfield Broad Oak, Arches, 109. Matching, 135. Meifod, 207. Melford, Lon 5 99. 
147. Hatfield Peveril, 167. Hatherleigh, 135. Haughton-le- Melksham-cum-Seend, 108. Melton, 173. Melton Mowbray, 
Skerne, 108. Haverhill, 108. Havering, 108. Hazeleigh, 108. 162. Membury, 162. Meniott, 162. Mersea, East and West, 
Heacham, 162. Heanton Punchardon, 162. MHeavitree, 108. 96. Merton, 108. Metheringham, 248. Michael, Saint, Pen- 
Hedon in Holderness, 152. Hegworth, 156. Heighington kevil Merther, and Lamerran, 162. Michaelmarsh, 135. Mickle- 
_ Petitions), 162. Hellidon, 248. Helmsley, Over, 109. ham, 152. Middleborough, 135. Middleham, Bishop, 207. 
elton, West, &amp;c., 162. Hemel Hempsted, 162. Hempnall, Middleton, 109. Midhurst, 135. Milborne, Saint Andrew’s, 
162. Hempstead, 96. 162. Hempston, Little, 162. Henbury, and Dewlish, 162. Milding, 108. Milford, (Hants), 109. Mill- 
108. Henham, 172. Henlow, 167. Hertford, All Saints, 162. brook, 109. 147. Milton (Hants), 147. ilton, South, 162. 
Hertford, Saint John, 188. Hesildon, Monk, 108. Hetton, Milverton, 109. Minchin Hampton, 108. Ministead, 109. 
South, 188. Heybridge, 109. Heydon, 108. Heyford, Nether, Minskip, &amp;c., 147. Minsterworth, 167. Miserden, 108. Mis- 
248. Higham, 162. ighbray, 162. Hilmarton, 152. Hinck- terton, 207. Mistley, 108. Mitcham,108. Mold, 162. Moles- 
ley, 109. Hingham, 162. icine South, 207. Hintlesham, ley, West, 108. Monckton Farleigh, 167. Monks Eleigh, 44. 





162. Hintell, Martell and Horton, 109. Hinton, Saint George, onksilver, 162. Monkton, Bishop, 147. Monkton Combe, 
and Dinnington, 162. Hitchin, 162. Hockesley, Great, 96. 155. Monkton, West, 109. Monmouth, County of, 135. Moor- 
Hockesley, Little, 96. Hockham, 162. Hockley, 155. Hock- linch, &amp;ec., 155. Mordon, 68. Morebath, 109. Moreton, 49. 


worthy Culmstock, 109. Holbeton, 162. Holsworthy, 135. Moreton Affpuddle, Tomerspuddle and Tolpuddle, 109. More- 
Holton, Saint Mary, 162. Holybourn, 162. Honingham and tonhampstead, 162. Morley, 162. Morningthorpe and Tritton, 
East Toddenham, 109. Honington, 167. Honiton, 135. Hordle, 109. Morthoe, 162. Morton-in-Marsh, 73. orton Morrell, 
109. Horfield, 108. Horncastle, 109. Horndon-on-the-Hill, 167. Moulsey, East, 108. Mount Bures, 96. Mountfield, 162. 
108. Horne, 177. Horsepath, 33. Horsham, 108. Horsley, Mountsorrel, 152. .Muchelney, 162. Mulbarton, 162. Mun- 
73. Horwich, 162. Horwood, 162. Houghton-on-the-Hill, don, 109. Murston, 162. Myland, 96.— Nailston and Nor- 
227. Hoveton Saint Peter, and Hoveton Saint John, 162. manton-le-Heath, 162. Naysing, 108. Nayland, 96. Neatis- 
Huggale, 162. Huish, South, 162. Hulcote, 109. Huntshaw, head, 109. Needham, 162. Nempnett Thrubwell, 155. Nettle- 
162. Huntspill, 162. Hunstanton, 162. Hursley and Otter- combe, 207, Newbold Pacey, 167. Newburgh and Nar- 
bourn, 135. Hurst, 152. Hurstbourn Tarrant and Vernham’s ford, 109. | Newcastle-under-Lyme, 248. Newchurch, 109. 
Dean, 211. Hurworth-upon-Tees, 162. Husthwaite, 152. Hut- Newent, 108. Newington (Kent), 162. olf Saint 
ton, 73.—Iddesleigh, 162. Iden, 167. Iffley, 108. Ilchester, Mary, 207. Newland, 162. 207. Newnton, ng, 73. 
Limington and Northover, 227. Ilmington, 167. Ince, 108. Newport, Bishop’s Tawton, 162. Newport, Essex, 109. New- 
Ingatestone, 108. Ingleby, 152. Instow, 162. Ipplepen, 162. ™ (Isle of Wight), 162. Newton Ferrers, 162. Newton, 
Ipswich, Saint Clement’s, 237. Ipswich, Saint Lawrence, 162. ng, 162. Newton, Saint Cyres, 109. Newton Tony, 109. 
Ipswich, Saint Margaret, 162. Ipswich, Saint Mary-at-the- Newton Tracey, 162. Newton-upon-Ouse, 109. Newtown Lin- 

Ims, 162. Ipswich, Saint Mary Stoke, 162. Ipswich, Saint ford, 221. Normanton,108. Northam, 68. Northampton (Two 


Mary Tower, 162. Ipswich, Saint Matthew, 162. Ipswich, Petitions), 109. Northell, 109. Northiam, 211. orthleach, 
Saint Nicholas, 162. Ipswich, Saint Stephen, 162. Irthling- 108. Northlew, 135. Northwold, 109. Norton, Cold, 108. 
borough, 152. Isham, 162. Islip, 244. Itchenor, West, 108. Norton Fitzwarren, 109. Norton, King’s, 108. Norton-sub- 
Iver, 109. Ives, Saint, Cornwall, 108. Iwerne Minster, 109.— Hamdon, 162. Norwood, Upper, 162. Notley, Black, 109. 


Jacobstow, 135. John, Saint, of Maddermarket, 162.—Kelloe, Notley, White, 167. Nottingham, Archdeacon and Clergy of 
248. Kelsale and Carlton, 188. Kelvedon, 96. Kennerleigh, the County of, 162. Nottingham, Saint James, Standard Hill, 
237. Kennington, 109. 167. Kennington (Kent), 135. Kentis- 109. Nottingham, Saint Mary, 162. Nuneaton, 162. Nun- 
bury, 162. Kerswell, Abbots, 172. Kessingland, 237. Ketter- nington, 109. Nuthurst, 108. Nymet, Saint George, 152. 
ing, 152. Kew, 108. Keyham, 207. Kibbworth Beauchamp, Nynehead, 109.—Oakley, Great, 73. Ockendon, North, 167. 
207. Kilmersdon, 162. Kilmington, 108. Kilmiston, 135. Ockendon, South, 147. Odcombe, 155. Odiham, 109. Od- 
Kilworth, North and South, 109. Kineton, 167. Kingsbridge, stock, 109. Offton, Little Bricett and Somersham, 237. Offwell, 
162. Kingsdon, 155. Kingskerswell, 135. Kingsthorpe, 162. 162. Okehampton, 135. Olveston and Alveston, 108. One- 
Kingston Deverill, 162. Kingstone, 109. Kingston-upon- house, 108. Ongar, High, 108. Orcheston, Saint Mary, 167. 
Thames, 135. Kingsworth, 135. Kinwarton and Great Alne, Orford, 207. Ormesby, 109. Orsett, 73. Orton-on-the-Hill 
108. Kirby Hill, 147. Kirdford, 162. Kirkby Ravensworth, and Twycross, 162. Ospringe, 109. Osyth, Saint, 109. Otter- 
207. Kirk Hamerton, 147. Kirk Leavington, 109. Kirstead, ton, 68. Ottery, Saint Mary, 68. Ottringham, 108. Ouseburn, 
162, Kirton in’ Lindsey, 162. Knaresborough (Two Petitions), Great, 147. Overton, 109. Owslebury, 248. Owston, 135. 
162.—Lacock, 167. Lakenham, 207. Lamarsh, 109. Lambeth, Owthorne, 237. Oxhill and Whatcote, 167. Oxstead, 108.— 
Carlisle Chapel, 167. Lambeth, Saint Mary, 108. Lambeth, Paington, 162. Papplewick, 109. Parham and Hacheston, 167. 
Saint Mary’s Chapel, 162. Lambeth, South, 173. Lamesley, Parkstone, 109. Parleigh, 109. Parracombe, 162. Partington, 
162. Landford, 109. Langdon Hills, 108. Langford, 109. 135. 162. Pastor and Witton, 162. Patney, 108. Patricksbourne 
Langford, Little, and Stapleford, 108. Langford, Steeple, 109. and Bridge, 109. Paul, 109. Pebmarsh and Wickham Saint 
Langham, 96. Langley, Abbots, 162. Langley, King’s, 237. Paul’s, 162. Pebworth and Quinton, 135. Peckham, 162. 
Langton, 109. Lantegloss-by-Fowey and kane, 135. Lap- Peckham, East, 167. Pedmore, 156. Peldon, 96. Pennard, 
oe 108. Laver, High, 73. Laver, Lower, 73. Laverstock, West, 188. Penryn, Saint Fluvias, 109. Penton Mewsey, 147. 
135. Lavington, Bishop’s, 135. Lawford, 109. Lawshall, 108. Perrott, South, 173. Peterborough, Saint John the Baptist, 108. 
Layer de la Haye, 73. Layer Marney, 109. Layston, 237. Petersfield, 108. Petherton, North, 155. Petworth, 109. Pe- 
Lea, 49. Lea, (Gloucester), 135. Leckford, 108. coke 108. vensey, 162. Pewsey, 162. Pickwell, 162. 188. Pilton, 162. 


Leicester, 108. Leicester, Saint Martin, 109. Leicester, Saint 188. Pinhoe, 172. Plemstall, 237. Pleyden, 162. Plymouth, 
Mary’s, 10, Leicester, Saint Nichols, 109. Leigh, 162. Leigh, 162. Plympton, &amp;c., 172. Plympton Maurice, 162. Plymtree, 
South, 237, Leigh and Bransford, 156. Leighs, Great, 162. 108. Pointington, 188. Pontefract, 152. Poole (Two Peti- 
Lenton, 162. Leonard, Saint, in Colchester, 108. Leonard, Saint, tions), 109. Poole, South, 162. Porchester, 207. Porlock, 


Devon, 135. Levisham and Rosedale, 207. Lexdon, 108. Lid- 227. Porterham and Langton Herring, 162. Portlemouth, 162. 
diard Millicent, 135. Leddington-cum-Caldecott, 237. Lidling- Potten, 109. Poulton-le-Fyide, 147. Powderham,108. Power- 
ton, 73. Limpsfield, 108. Linby, 109. Lincoln, 68. Lingfield stock, 162. Preston and Osmington, 162. Preston-on-Stowe, 
and Crowhurst, 152. Linstead Parva, 237. Linton, 172.  Lis- 162. Preston, Saint Mary, 108. Privet, 109. Puddle Hinton, 
keard, and other Places, 135. Litlington, 135. _Littlebourne, 162. Puddletown, 109. Puddle Trenthgae, 162. Pudsey, 248. 
237. Littlebury, 96. Littleham, 73. Llandderfel, and other Pulford, West, 135. Puriton, 162. Purton, 108. Puttenham, 
Places, 188. andyrnog, 109. Llandysilio, 207. Llaneledan, 237. Pytchley, 152.—Quarley, 109. Quendon, 96.—Radford, 
109. Llanfaircaereinion, 207. Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd, 63. 162. hadviates, 96. Rainham, 147. 162. Ramsden, 173. 
Liangenhafal, 109. Llangwyfan, 109. Llanlivery, 109.  Llany- Ramsey, 135. Ranoldswick, 108. Rattery, 162. Rattey, 207. 
blodwell, 188. Llanychan, 109. Llanysays, 109. Locking, 73. Ravenstone, 207. Rawreth, 152. Rayleigh, 147. Reading, 109. 
Loddeswell, 162. Loddington, 167.  Loders, 109. London, Redbourn, 109. Rede, 167. Redmarley d’ Abitot, 156. Renhold 
109. London, Allhallows Staining, Mark Lane, 237. London, and Ravesden, 162. Revelstoke, 172. Rhes-y-Cae, 109. Rick- 
Saint Dunstan in the West, 162. London, Minister and Elders inghall, Superior and Inferior, 207. Rickling, 96. Ringstead, 
of Saint Andrew’s, Scotch Church, 109. London, Saint Swithin Great, 162. Ripon, 156. 162. Ripon and Boroughbridge, 
London Stone, and Saint Mary Bothaw, at Dowgate, in the City Clergy of the Deaneries, 135. Risington, Great, 73. Risington, 
of London, 237. Longborough and Seyincote, 108. Longbridge Little, 73. Riverhall, 167. Rochester, 109. Rochford, 155. 
Deverell, 167. Longdon, 108. Longhope, 135. Lopen, 162. Rockbourne, 162. Rodborough, 108. Roding Abbess, 90. 
Lostwithiel, 109. Lowdham, 162. 248. Loxhore, Roding, High, 162. Rodmersham, 162. Romansleigh, 135. 
162, Ludgershall, 135. Luffincutt, 135. Luppitt, 73. Lust- Romsey, Infra and Extra, 109. Rondham, 188. Rose Ash, 162. 
leigh, 162, Lydford Forest, Division of, 162, Lydiard Tregoe, Rowberrow, &amp;c., 155. Rowde, 73. Rowner, 109. Royston, 
185. Lyett, 109. Lyme Regis, 108. Lyme Regis, (Inde- 109. Rudby, 167. Rudford, 167. Runwell, 108. Rushall, 
pendents), 109. Lymington, 108. Lympsham, 155. Lyndhurst, 237. Rushall and Charlton, 108. Rushock, 207. Rusper, 108, 
109. Lynn, King’s, 73. Lynton, 162, Lytchell Minster,. 109. Ruthin, 109. Ryme Intrisica and Hermitage, 109. Sacombe, 


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J. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Church Rates—continued. Church Rates—continued. 


Against Abolition—continued. 
xcu.162. Sadberge, 162. Saffron Walden, 109. Salehurst, 135. 
Salford (Beds), 109. Salford (Warwick), 108. Saling, Great, 
108. Salisbury, 167. Sampford Courtenay, 135. Sandford, 162. 
Sandford, Great, 96. Saundridge, 109. Sawston, 135. Saxby, 
173. Saxmundham, 162. axstead, 173.  Scalford, 162. 
Scotter, 152. Scraptoft, 162. Scrivelsby-cum-Dalderby, 162. 
Seaford, 135. Seamer near Stokesley, 152. Seaton and Beer, 
162. Seavington, Saint Michael, 207. Sedgehill, 109. Sedles- 
combe, 109. Segrave, 162. Sevenhampton, 73. Shadoxhurst, 
135. Shaftesbury, 211. Shafton, otherwise Shaftesbury, 162. 
Shakerstone, 162. Shalford, 167. Sharrow, 162. Shaston, 
Saint James, 162. Shaugh, 162. Sheerness, Minster, East- 
church and Queenborough, 109. Shelford, Great, 108. Shel- 
ford, Little, 108. Shelton-cum-Brotton, 109. Shenley, 162. 
Shepton Beauchamp, 162. Sherbourne, 109. Sherborne, Saint 
Jobn, 73. Sherford, 162. Shering, 207. Shevington, 162. 
Shields, South, 162. Shillingstone, 162. Shipstone-on-Stour, 
167. Shipton Bellinger, 147. Shipton Moyne, 108. Shirley, 
248. Shopland, 147. Shotesham All Saints, and Shotesham 
Saint Mary, 109. Shrewton Virgo, 109. Shurdington, 135. 
Sible Hedingham and Gosfield, 96. Sidmouth, 68. Sileby, 162. 
Sittingbourne, 162. Skelton, 147. Slapton, 162. Slaughton, 
Lower, 73. Slaughton, Upper, 73. Slawston, 162. Smisby, 162. 
Snarestone, 162. Snodsbury and other Places, 207. Soham, 135. 
Somerford Magna, 135. Somerton, 108. Southampton and 
Chilson, Oxford, 108. Southampton, All Saints, 173. South- 
ampton, Holy Rhood, 188. Southleigh, 162. Southmolton, 109. 
Southoe and Hail Weston, 207. Southwark, Saint George the 
Martyr, 227. Spelsbury, 108. Spettisbury and Charlton Mar- 
shall, 109. Springfield, 108. ng ae 162. Stafford, 248. 
Stafford, Archdeacon and Clergy of the Archdeaconry, 109. 
Stafford, West, 162. Stagden, 109, Staines, Laleham and Ash- 
ford, 162. Stainton,207. Stainton-le-Street, 108. Statham and 
Ingham, 162. Stamford and Saint Martin’s Stamford Baron, 
162. Standford and Stowting, 188. Stanley, King’s,108. Stan- 
ley, Saint Leonard’s, 162. Stanmore,Great, 207. Stanstead, 73. 
Stanton Harcourt, 237. Stanton Saint Bernard, 162. Stanway, 
108. 135. Stapleford, 109. 135. 178. Stapleford Tawney and 
Theydon Mount, 108. Staplegrove, 63. Stapleton, 109. Stave- 
ley, 147. Stebbing, 167. me ry Saint, Herts, 109. Stephen, 
Sairit, by Saltash, 162. Sternfield, 207. Steyning, 109. Stib- 
bard, 248. Stifford, 152. Stock and Buttsbury, 147. Stocker- 
ston, 207. Stockport, 167. Stockton, Wilts, 109. Stockton-on- 
Tees, 162. Stogursey, 207. Stoke, Suffolk,108. Stoke Abbott, 
162. Stoke Albany, 108. Stoke, East, 109. Stoke Gifford, 
108. Stokenham, 162. Stokeinteignhead, 162. Stoke Poges 
and Wexham, 162. Stoke Rivers, 162. Stoke St. Mary, 156. 
Stoke-sub-Hambdon and Montacute, 155. Stoke Wake, 162. 
Stone, 207. Stoneham, 109. Stonehouse (Gloucester), 135. 
Stonehouse, Saint Matthew, 108. Stopham, 109. Storrington, 
162. Stortford, Bishop’s, 109. Stourbridge and Old Swinford, 
172. Stourpain and Steepleton Preston, 162. Stourton Caundle, 
Purse Caundie, and Caundle Marsh, 109. Stow, Lincoln, 77. 
Stow, Maries, 108. Stowe, Nine Churches, 248. Stower Pro- 
vost, 173. Stowmarket and Stowupland, 135. Stow-on-the- 
Wold, 73. Stradbroke, 248. Stradfield Turgiss,108. Stratford- 
on-Avon, 167. Stratford, Saint Mary, 162. Stratford, Stony, 
108. Stratford, Tony, 109. Stratford-under-the-Castle, 162. 
Stratton, Long, Saint Mary, 109. Streatfield, Thomas, 77. 
Streatham (Two Petitions), 135. Stroud, 108. Sturminster, 
Newton Castle, 173. Sturry, 109. Stutton, 167. Sudbury, 108. 
152. Surrey, Saint Nicholas, 108. Sutcombe, 135. Suttington, 
162. Sutton (Essex), 147. Sutton Branstead, 162. Sutton 
Benger, 109. Sutton, Long, 167. Sutton Mandeville, 135. 
Sutton Veny, 108. Swaffham, 162. Swaffham Bulbeck, 108. 
Swaffham Prior, 108. Swallowcliffe and Ainsty, 162. Swan- 
nage, 109. Swanscombe, 109. Swavesey, 135. Sweffling, 173. 
Swepston, 162. Swindon, 135.—Tadlow, 135. Talaton, 68. 
Talebont and Penygarm, 109. Tamerton Foliott, 172. Tamps- 
ford, 109. Tandridge, 108. Tanfield, 188. Tangmere, 73. 
Tanworth, 167. Tardebigg, 108. Tarrant Crawford, 162. Tar- 
rant Gunville, 162. Tarrant Hinton, 135. Tarrant Keynston, 
109. Tarrant Monkton and Tarrant Launceston, 109. Tarrant 
Rushton and Tarrant Rawston, 109. Tasburgh, 109. Taunton, 
109. Tawstock, 162. Tawton, Bishop’s,109. Teddington, 162. 
Teignmouth, East, 162. Temple Guiting, 73. Tendring, 108. 
Tetcott, 135. Tewkesbury, 108. Tevington, 135, Tey, Great, 
108. Theydon Bois, 156. Thirsk, and other Places, 152. 
7 237. Thorlestone, 162. Thorley, 167. Thornbury, 
135. Thornton Bishop, and Markington, 221. Thornton-le- 
Fylde, 162. Thoroke Parod, 73. Thorp, 109. Thorp, Kirby, 
and Walton, 96. Thorpe, 162. Thorpe, East, 108. Thoydon 
Gamon, 108. Throcking, 237. Throwley, 147. Thruxton, 147. 
Thundridge, 109. 237. Thurlow, Great, 188. Tibberton, 108. 
Tidenham, 73. Tidmington, 167. Tisbury, 108. 162, Tilbury, 
West, 108. Tilehurst and Theale, 29. Tillington, 109. Tils- 
head, Maddington and Rolston, 109. Tinsbury, 155. Tintenhul, 
162. Tirley, 135. Tisted, West, 108. Tiverton, 108. Toller- 

reorum, 109. Tolleshunt Darcy, 173. Tolleshunt Knights, 96. 
olleshunt Major, 96. Tong, 188. Toppesfield, 96. Section. 
ton, Black, 135. Totham, Great and Little Braxted, 109. Tow- 
cester, 152. Tredington, 108. Treneglos and Warbstow, 109. 
Trentishoe, 162. Troubridge, 109. Trull, 63. Trumpington, 
135. Truro (Two Petitions), 109. Tunstall, 162. Tusmore and 
Hethe, 207. Twade, 162. ning, 73. Tysoe and Compton 
Wyngates, 167. Tytherleigh, West, 109.—Uffculme, 109. Uley, 
73. Uny Lelant, 135. Upchurch, 188. Uphaven, 108. Up- 
lyme, 162. Upottery, 108. Upton, 207. Upton, St. Leonard’s, 
108. Upton-upon-Severn, 108. Upton Warren and Grafton, 





Against Abolition—continued. 

xcu.156. Upway, 162.—Virley and Salcott,73.— Wakefield, 162, 
Wakes’ Colne and Chapel, 77. Walcot, 162. Wallingford, St, 
Peter, 108. Wallsend (Two Petitions), 162. Walmer, 147, 
Walsall, 152. Walsham, North, 109. Waltham, 207. Wal- 
tham, Bishop’s, 162. Waltham, Cold and Hardham, 162, Wal- 
tham, Holy Cross, 221. Walton Cardiffe, 172. Walton-upon- 
Thames, 162. Wandsworth, 108. Warden, Old, 167. Ware, 
109. Wareham, 109. Warkleigh, 108. Warley, Great, 108, 
Warley, Little, 108. Warnborough, South, 109. Warnford, 109, 
Warnham, 135. Washbourne, Great, 108. Washbourne, Little, 
207. Washfield, 73. Washington, 162. Wasperton, 167, 
Wasslong, 162. Watton, 109. Weald Basset, North, 108, 
Weeley, 96. Weldon, Great and Little, 207. Welland (Worces- 
ter), 207. Wellesbourne, 167. Wellington, 162. Wells, Somer. 
set, 156. Welsh Pool, 152. Wendens Ambo, 96. Wenden 
Lofts, and other Places, 96. Wendover, 108. Wenham, Great, 
162. Wenham Parva, 162. Wennington, 147. Werburgh, 
Saint, 109. Wereham, 162. Westbere, 109. Westbury and 
Rodney Stoke, 162. Westcote, 108. Westerham and Eden- 
bridge, 109. Westfield, 207. Westham, 109. Westmeon, 109, 
Westminster, Saint James, 108. Weston Favell, 248. West- 
wick, 162. Wetherden, 167. Wethersfield, 108. Weyhill, 109, 
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, 109. Whelnetham, Great, 159, 
Wherstead, 188. Wicham, 162. Whichford, 109. Whitbeck, 
162. Whitby, 147. Whitchurch, 152. 167. Whitchurch (Mid- 
dlesex), 173. Whitechurch Canonicorum, Chideock, Stanton, 
Saint Gabriel and Marshwood, 109, Whitsbury, 109. Whitton 
Gilbert, 167. Whitwick, 162. Whixley, 147. Wickham 
Bishops, 109. Wickham Market, 135. Wick ——— 73. 
Widdecombe, 162. Widdial, 237. Widford, 108. leld, 73. 
Wigborough, Great, 96. Wigborough, Little, 96. Wilbarston, 
108. Wilbraham, Little, 135. Willingdon, 135. Willingham, 
162. Willisborough, 109. Willoughby, and other Places, 162. 
Wilstrop, 147. ilton, 109. Wien, 155. Winchester, 
Saint Michael’s, 135. Winchester, Saint Thomas, 167. Win- 
dlesham, 63. Windsor, 162. Winfrith, Newburgh and West 
Lulworth, 162. Wingrave-with-Rowsham, 172. inkfield, 162, 
Winsham, 162. Winslade, 108. Winslow, 44. Winterbourn, 
73. Winterborne, and other Places, (Two Petitions), 109. Win- 
terborne, Abbas and Steepleton, 162. Winterborne Earls, Win- 
terborne Dauntrey and Winterborne Gunner, 162. Winter- 
bourne, Saint Martin, 109. Winterton, 162. Wirral, Hundred 
of, Chester, 207. Wisborough, 162. Wishford, Great, and South 
Newton, 108. Wissett, 237. Witcomb, Great, 173. Witham, 
96. Witham Friary, 155. Withersfield, 135. Witton Gilbert, 
248. Wiveliscombe, 109. Wix, 108. Woadham Ferns, 108, 
Wolborough, 162. Wolford, 167. Wollavington, 162. Wol- 
verhampton, 109. Wolverley, 108. Woodbridge, 162. Wood- 
ham Mortimer, 108. Woodland, 172. Woodleigh, 162. Wood- 
mansterne, 135. Woodton, 109. Wookey, 156. Woolastone, 
108. Worldham, East, 109. Woolferton, 162. Woollavington, 
207. Woolpit, 152. Wootton (Berks), 207. Wootton Basset, 
68. Wootton Courtney, 207. Wootton Wawen, Henley-in- 
Arden, and other Places, 108. Worcester, 109. Wormingford, 
96. Wormley, 188. Wotton, 162. Wrabness, 108. Wraxhall, 
162. Wreningham, 162. Wrestlingworth, 167. Wrexham, 109. 
Wrington, 109. Writtle, 108. Wroughton, 108. Wroxton, 
162. Wymering and Widley, 162. Wynford, 162.—Yaberland, 
147. Yarmouth, Jsle of Wight, 162. Yatesbury and Hedding- 
ton, 162. Yealmpton, 162. Yeldham, Great, 68. Yeldham, 
Great, Little Yeldham, Stanbourne and Ovingtom-cum-Kilbury, 
109. Yeovil, 155. Yeovilton, 211. Yetminster, Chelborough 
and Chetnole, 109. Yoxford, 188. 


460. For Abolition; From Abdie, xcu. 68. Aberdeen, 109. 
Abergavenny, 49. Aberhosan, 156. Aberystwith, 136. axe J 
don, 73. Ackworth, 109. Alcester,6. Aldborough, Borough- 
bridge and Vicinity, 163. Aldwinkle, 55. Allendale, 68, Aller- 
ton, 24. Alloa, 207. Alnwick, 110. Alresford, New, 110. 
Alyth, 40. Amersham, 110. Andover, (Two Petitions), 148. 
Arkesden, 163. Arundel, 49. Asaph, St.,136. Ashbourne, 110, 
Ashburton, 109. | Ashby-de-la-Zouch, 109. Ashford, 109. 
Ashton-under-Lyne, 27. 63. 110. Auchtermuchty, 63. 68. Auch- 
termuchty, (Chairman of a Meeting), 110. Austell, St., 110. 
Avening, 109. Awse, Blakeney and Lydney, 163. Aylesbury, 
55. 109. Ayton, Little, 43.—Baddow, Little, 21. Bagley, 207. 
Bala, 109. Balbeggie, 40. Balmo,110. Bampton, 110. Ban- 
bury, 110. Banff, 136. Bangor, 55. Barking, 248. Barnard 
Castle, 21. Barnstaple, 55. Barrhead, 207. Barrington and 
Eversden, 110. Barton, Saint David, 29. Basingstoke (Two 
Petitions), 110. Bassingbourne, 109. Bath,110. Bathgate, 49. 
Battle, 73. Beaminster, 49. Beaulieu Rails, 55. Beccles, 109. 
167. Beckington, 55. Bedford (Three Petitions), 55. Bedworth, 
29. Belper, 110. Belstone,110. Bergholt, East, 77. Berkley, 
55. Bermondsey, Neckinger-road, 110. Berwick-upon-Tw 
110. Bethnall-green, 68. Bexley Heath, 152. Biggar, 110. 
Billericay, 68. Billingshurst, 147. Bingley, 24. Birmingham, 
110. Birmingham, Bond Street, 110. Birmingham, Cannon 
Street, 110. Birmingham, Graham Street, 110. Birmingham, 
Lawrence Street, 110. Bishop’s Hull, 27. Bisley, 43. laby, 
33. Blackburn, 109. 163. Blackburn (Baptists), 109. Black- 
burn, Mount Street, 163. Blackdown, 248. Blackley, 163. 
Blackpool, 29. Blairgowrie, 18. Blandford, 73. _ Blindmore, 
Buckland, Saint Mary and Staple Fitzpane, 27. Blisworth, 55- 
Blockley, 29. Blunham,73. Bluntisham, 148. ~Bocking, 68. 
Bolton-le-Moors, Maudesley Street Chapel, 152. Boston, 43. 
Botley, 211. Bourton-on-the-Water, 237. Bow, Old Ford, 
Brackley, 110. Bradford, 6. 63. 109. Bradford (Baptists), 1 “ 
Bradford, Wilts (Baptists), 6. Bradford, Wilts, Independent 
(Two Petitions), 6. Bradford, York, 55. Braintree, 68. 207- 

Brampton, 











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== 


Church Rates—continued. 
For Abolition—continued. 

Brampton, xc. 163. Brecon, 136. Brenchley, 109. Bretherton, 

33. Bridestowe, 110. Bridgewater (Three Petitions),43. Bridge- 

water, 55. Brighton,73. Brimpton,43. Brington, Little, 63. 

Bristol, 163. Brixham, 163. Broadway, 27. Bromsgrove, 156. 

Bromwich, West,110. Broughton, Great and Little,63. Bryng- 

wran, 110. Buckby, Long, 33. Buckingham, 68. Budlei i, 

East, 110. Bugbrook, 63. Builth, 109. Bulford, 163. Bulk- 

ington, 29. Bungay, 21. ores 163. Burley, 27. Burrow 

Bridge, 110. Burslem (Two Petitions), 152. Burton, 43. Bury 

Saint Edmund’s, 73. Busby, 207.—Calder, East and Mid, 109. 

Calder, West, 21. Calverton, 109. Cambridge, 110. Cambridge- 

shire and Suffolk, 55. Canterbury, 40. Carey Street, Chancery 

Lane, 110. Carlisle, 237. Carlton, 63. Carmarthen (Two Peti- 

tions), 148. Carnarvon, 63. Carnarvon (Baptists), 110. Castle 

Donington, 40. Castle Hedingham, 110. Ceres, 63. Cirencester, 

109. Chalfont, Saint Peter, 163. Chard, 27. Chawleigh, 163. 

Cheadle, 152. Chelmsford, 55.207. Chelmsford (Two Petitions), 

68. Chelwood and other Places, 40. Chesham, 24. Chester, 

136. Chester, Town Council of, 63. Chesterfield, 109. Chester- 

le-street, 109. Chichester, 43. 110. Chigwell Row, Essex, 152. 

Chingford, 248. Chipping Campden, 27. Chipping Ongar, 110. 

Chishill, 152. Chorley, 163. Chowbent, 68. Christchurch, 63. 

, 110. Chumleigh, 156. Church Rate Abolition Society, (Chair- 
, man of a Meeting), 110. Church Street, Blackfriars, 73. Clap- 
ham, 43. Clapton, Upper,68. Clavering,110. Cleckeaton, 110. 
Clerkenwell, Saint John Square, (Elders and Deacons), 147. Clif- 

ton, 110. Clipstone, 55. Cockermouth, 63. Coggeshall, 110. 
Coggeshall, Great, 110. Colchester, 68. Colchester (Two Peti- 
: tions), 110. Colchester (Eld Lane), 110. Coldstream and Ber- 
. wick (Moderator and Presbytery Clerk), 110. Coleford, 163. 
, Collegsie, 110. Colne, 152. Commercial Road, 68. 110. Cors- 
’ ley, 110. Cottenvan, 110. Coupar Angus, 109. Coventry 
gt Petitions), 40. Coventry, 110. Cranbrook, 43. Crawley, 
orth, 63. Cray, Foots,109. Cray, Saint Mary, 173. Creaton, 

- 109. Crendon, Long, 43. Crickhowell, 163. Crieff, 221. 


t Crondall, 27. Crowfield, 109. Croydon, 73. Cuddington, 55. 
; Culmstock, 136. Cupar Angus,110. Curry, North, 27. Curry 
\ Mallet, 27.—Darlington, 24. 73. Dartmouth, 109. Darwen, 
- Over, (Two Petitions), 109. Deal, 110. Deal a ag 
ists), 110. Debenham, 109. Denbigh, 63. 147. Denny, 33. 
- Denny Loanhead,73. Denton, 21. eptford,49. Derby, 110. 
d Derby, Circuit, Protestant Dissenters of, 63. Derby, Corporation 
h of, 63. Derby (Four Petitions), 63. Dereham, East, 109. 
ly Deritend, 110. Devizes, 68. Devonport and Stonehouse, 156. 
t, Diss, 55. Dolan, 109.  Dolgelly, 207. Dorchester, 110. 
3. Dover, 188. Driffield, 68. rymen, 237. Dudley, 110. 
l- Dudlistone, 221. Dukinfield,27. Dunbarton, 173. Dunblane, 40. 
1- Dundee, 110. 163. 211.207.. Dundee, Pastor and Deacons of Sea- 
1- gate Chapel, 156. Dundee, Tay Square, 109. Dunfermline, 
ey 27. 29. 40. 43.55.163. Dunfermline, Maygate,49. Dunfermline, 
ny Moderator of the Presbytery, 63. Dunmow, Great, 68. Dunse, 33. 
t, Dunstable,73. Durham, 110. Durham and Northumberland, 49. 
n- —FEar!’s Barton, 55. Eaton, Little,63. Eccleshill, 110.136. Ecton, 
d, 63. Edinburgh, 6.68. Edinburgh, Albany Street Chapel, 55. Edin- 
l, burgh, Bristow Street (Pastors and Deacons), 148. Edinburgh, 
9. Cowgate, 110. Edinburgh, Nicholson Street, 110. Edinburgh, 
ny North College Street, 221. Edinburgh, Potter Row, 110. Ed- 
d, wards, John, 63. Elgin, 167. Ellesmere, 207. Elm, Little 
g- Chapmanslade, 55. Elswick, 29. Epping,227. Errol, 29. Er- 
m, rol (Secession Congregation), 29. vesham, 156. Exeter, Cas- 
y&gt; tle Street, 163. Exeter, Castle Street Chapel, 110. Exeter, Saint 
zh George’s Meeting House, 110. Exeter, South Street, 163. Eyns- 
ford, 43. Eythorne, 110.—Fairford, 152. Fakenham, 109. 
9. Falbourn, 109. Falkirk, 136. Falmouth, 43.110. Fareham, 68. 
ig Farnham, 90. Faversham, 73. 110. Fenton, 152. Fenwick, 84. 
a Ferry Port on Craig, 110. Fetter Lane, Holborn, 211. Fins- 
ere bury, 110. Fishguard, 84. Foleshill,29. Fordingbridge, 211. 
10. Forfar, 40. Forres,43. Forton,24. Foulsham, 109. Framling- 
48. ham, 109. Frome, 40. Frome (Five Petitions), 55.—Gains- 
10, borough, 110. Garstang, 24. Gateshead, 49. George, Saint, 
09. Gloucester, 173. Gidding, Great, 63. Gjildersome, 18. Gis- 
ch- borough, 136. Glasgow, 55. Glasgow, Chairman and Clerk of 
10. the United Associate Congregation, Campbell Street, 207. Glas- 
Ir, tonbury, 55. Gloucester, 108. Golear, 110. Golcar, Minister 
07. and Deacons of the Baptist Church, 186. Goodman’s Fields, 110. 
an- Gosport, 27.248. Grantham, 40. Green Hammerton and Green 
ard Ouseburn, 173. Greenock, 109. Greenwich, Greenwich Road, 
and 110. Greenwich, Maize Hill, 110. Grimsby, Great, 68. Grin- 
[wo stead, East, 73.—Hackleton, 55. Hackney, 43.55.68.110. Hack- 
49. ney Road, 68. Haddington, 152. Hadleigh, 43. Hail Weston, 
109. 148. Halesworth (Be tists),21. Halesworth (Independents), 21. 
rth, Halifax, 110. Ha ato, 110. Hamilton, 49. Hammersmith, 18. 
ley, Handsworth, 109. Hanley and Shelton (Two Petitions), 152. 
ee Harwich, 110. Hartley Row, 25. Harlow, 110. Harpole, 55. 
110. Harrowgate, 163. Hastings, 110. Hatch Beauchamp, 27. 
am Hatfield Heath, 152. Havant, 109. Haverhill, 152. Haworth, 
non 147. Haworth, Hall Green,73. Haydon Bridge, 68. Headcorn, 
am, 43. Heaver, 110. Henley-on-Thames, 68. Henrietta Street, 
aby; Brunswick Square, 68. Hereford, 68. Hertfordshire, 110. 
- Hetton-le-Hole, 68. Heworth, 152. Heyworth, 110. mg 
163. 43. Hindley, 33. Hockliffe, 55. Holdenhurst, 55. olling- 
ore, worth and ~ Pol 68. Holm, 147. Helmforth,21. Holt, 6. 
55. Holywell, 68. Honiton (Two Petitions), 110. Honley, Moorbot- 
68. tom Chapel, 110, Hooley Hill and Red Hall, 68. Horncastle, 27. 
43. Horsham (General Baptists), 109. Horsham (Independents), 109. 
68. Horsham tParticular aptists),109. Horsley,109. Horwich, 55, 
1 09. Houghton, West, 136. Houghton-le-Spring, 68. Hounslow, 221. 
ents Howdon Pans, 110. Howgate,147. Hoxton Academy Chapel, 
p07. 163. Huddersfield, 21. Huddersfield, Pole Moor, 110. Hud- 
ton, 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to—- 
Church Rates—continued. 


For Abolition—continued. 
dersfield Salendine Nook, xcir.110. Hulme,110. Huntingdon, 
110. Hyde, 27.—Ickford, 40. Ilchester,110. Ilford,248. Ilkeston, 
(Baptists), 33. Ilkeston (Independents), 33. Ilminster, 27. 
Inverkeithing, 110. Ipswich,73. Irvine,110. Irvine( Baptists), 
110. Irvine (Relief Congregation), 110. Islington, 68. Ives, 
Saint, (Huntingdon), 63. 147.—Johnshaven, 110. Johnstone, 207. 
— Keighley, 163. Kelso (Two Petitions), 73. Kelvedon, ° 
110. Kenilworth,29. Kennoway, 110. Kensington, 55. Kent 
Road, 68. Keppel Street Chapel, Russell Square, 109. Ket- 
tering, 49. Kettle, 110. Keysoe, 63. Kidderminster, 24. 43. 
Kilbarchan, 148. Kilhan, 38. Kilmarnock, 73. Kilmington, 
163. Kilsby, 109. Kilsyth, 188. Kincardine,63. Kingsland, 
63. King’s Lynn, 110. King Stanley, 109. Kingsthorpe, 55. 
Kingston-upon Hull, 68. Kingston-upon-Thames, 63. King 
Sutton, 55. Kington, 110. Kippin, 24. Kirby Lonsdale, 24. 
Kirby Moorside, 24. Kirkintilloch, 110. Kirkwall, 110. Kir- 
riemuir, 136. Kislingbury, 55. Knaresborough, 55. Knotting- 
ley, 109. Knowl, 43.—Lambeth, 110. Lambeth, Waterloo Road, 
110. Lanark, Broom Gate Street, 73. Lanarkshire, Upper 
Ward of, 168. Lancaster (Catholics), 24. Lancaster (Congrega- 
tionalists), 24. Lancaster (Independents), 109. Langham, 110. 
Largowood, Kilconquhar, &amp;c., 188. Layer Breton, 110. Led- 
bury, 207. Leeds,24. Leicester, 18.110. Leighton, 55. Leith, 
27. Leith, Kirkgate, 152. Leith, North, 27. Leith, Relief 
Church, 152. Lenham, 77. Lennoxtown, 188. Leominster, 40. 
Leonard Stanley, 109. Leslie, 148. Lethendy,18. Leven (Two 
Petitions), 110. Leyton, 248. Lilliesleaf, 163. Limekilns, 207. 
Lincoln, 77. Lingfield, 73. Linton, 73. 163. _—_ Liskeard, 173. 
Liverpool, 109. Llanbrynmair, 68. Llandrillo, 109. Llanegryn, 
207. Lilanelly, 173. Llanerchymedd, 152. Lochwinnoch, 163. 
Loddiswell, 33. Lofthouse, 136. Logialmond, 109. London, 
Aldermanbury, 68. London, Barbican, 148. London (Deputies 
from Congregations of Protestant Dissenters within Twelve Miles 
of London), 55. London,Eagle Street, 110. London, Hare Court, 
Aldersgate Street, 49. London, Jewin Street Chapel,29. Lon- 
don, King’s Weigh House Meeting, Fish Street, 43. London 
(Ministers and Laymen assembled in London, Deputies from vari- 
ous Parts of the Empire, to consider the Means to be adopted to 
effect the extinction of Church Rates), 55. London, New Broad 
Street, 148. London, Oxendon Street, Haymarket, 173. London, 
Poultry, 68. London, Spencer Place, Goswell Road, 148. Lon- 
don, Wyckliffe Chapel, 68. Longparish, 148. Longton (Two 
Petitions), 152. Loughton, 43. Lowestoft,68. Lutterworth,221. 
Lyme Regis, 110. Lymington, 68. 73.—Macclesfield, 33. Maes- 
y-berllan, 188. Maidenhead, 156. Maidstone,77. Maldon, 68. 
Mallwyd, 221. Malmsbury,147. Manchester (Two Petitions), 
68. Manchester, Gartside Street, 110. Mansfield,63. Margate, 
110. Market Harborough, 227. Market Lavington, 136. Markinch, 
110. Marlow, Great, 49. Marshall Street, Golden Square, 109. 
Martham, 221. Martock, 68. Massley, 63. Matlock Bath, 40. 
Mattishall, 109. Maulden, 63. Melbourne, 63. 68. i109, 110. 
Meldrum, Old, 109. Melksham, 24. Melton Mowbray, 211. 
Menston, 27. Mere, 63. Mersea Island, 110. Middleton Che- 
ney, 55. Middlewich, 63. Mile End, Brunswick Chapel, 207. 
Milford, 109. Milford (Hants), 49. Mill Wall (Middlesex), 68. 
Milnathort, 73. Milton, 55. Milverton, 27. inchinhampton, 
109. Minsterley, 109. . Mitcheldean, 110. Modbury, 6. Moel- 
free, 211. Mold, 68. 167. Monkwearmouth, 110. Monmouth, 33. 
Monmouth (Blanevon District), 49. Montrose, 136. Morebattle, 
29. Moretonhampstead, 136. Morleigh, 227. Morley,27. Moul- 
ton, 55. Muchart, 18. Mundham, 73.—Nairn, 33. 40. Nantwich, 
33. Narborough, 27. Neots, Saint, 63. Newburgh,73. New- 
bury, 68. Newcastle-under-Lyme, 163. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 21. 
24. 68. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Clavering Place,24. Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, Minister and Session Clerk, 110. Neweastle-upon- 
Tyne, Postern Chapel, 24. Newington, St. Mary, 109. New- 
milns, 237. Newnham and Brainsgreen, 173. N ewport, Isle of 
Wight, 109. Newport, Monmouth, 33. Newport, Monmouth, 
(Mayor), 84. Newport, Monmouth, (Two Petitions), 84. New- 
ort Pagnell, 110. | Newport Pagnell (Independents), 110. 
Neuen, 68. Newtown, 148. Newtown, Roxburgh, 163. 
Ninians, St., 188. Ninians, St. (Moderator of the Relief Pres- 
bytery), 40. Niton and Rond, 63. Northampton, 55. 63. 167. 
Nenheaapin, Castle-hill, 109. Northampton, Church Lane, 73. 
Northampton, Commercial Street, 109. Northampton, Fish 
Street, 109. Northampton, King Street (Two Petitions), 109. 
Northiam, 73. Northwick, 63. Norwich Two Petitions), 110. 
Nottingham (Two Petitions), 68.68. Nottingham, Friar Lane, 110. 
Nottingham, George Street, 109. Nuneaton, 49. 55.—Oakhill, 
110. Odiham, 27. Ogden, 163. Okehampton, 110. 163. 
Oldham, 68.136. Olney, 110. Orkney (Moderator and Clerk 
of the Presbytery), 110. Oswestry, 73. Ottley (Two Petitions), 
27. Ottery, St. Mary, 110.—Painswick, 109. Paisley, 40. 110. 
136. 148. 152. Paisley, Abbey Close, 110. Paisley, Canal 
Street, 110. Paisley, Secession Church, 110. Pancras, St., 
Churchwarden and Vestry Clerk of, 136. Pately Bridge, 110. 
Pathstruie, 18. Pembroke and Pembroke Dock, 73. Penicuick, 
Bridge End, 163. Penzance, 156. Perth, 27. 33. 109. Perth 
(Chairman ofthe North United Associate Secession Con tionof), 
43. Perth (Congregational Church, Mill Street), 21. Perth (Inha- 
bitants), 21. Peterborough, 77. Peterhead, 110. Peter, St., 
Isle of Thanet, 110. Petherton, North, 43. Petherton, South, 
40. Pickering, 24. ggg, 110. Pimlico, Buckingham 
Chapel, Palace Street, 109. itcairn, 18. _Pitlessie and Cults, 
188. Pitrodie, 29. Plymouth, 55. Pocklington, 68. Poole, 
27.207. Poplar, All Saints, 68. Portobello, 152. Portsburgh, 
148. Portsmouth, 109. Potterspury, 110. Prescott Street, 
Little (Middlesex), 68. Preston, 63. Preston, Cannon Street 
Chapel, 207. Prince’s Risborough, 148. Prusall, 24.-—Queens- 
ierry, 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relatiwe to— 


Church Rates—continued. 

For Abolition—continued. ‘ 
ferry, xcu1. 167.—Ramsgate, 109. Randwick, 109. Ratcliff, Old 
Gravel Lane, 68. Rattray, 49. Ravensthorpe, 55. Rawden, 24. 
Reading, 109. Redruth, 68. Rendham, 109. Rillington, 18. 
Risca, 49. Rochester, Chatham and Strood, 63. Rochford, 207. 
Rodborough, 109. Roothing, Abbotts,110. Ross, 110. Roxton, 
55. Romford, 110. Ryeford, 110.—Saffron Waldon, 109. 
Salisbury, 49. 55.63. Sanday, 163. Sarum, New, 55. Scone, 
24. Sevenoaks, 109. Shadwell, 68. Sheerness, 55. Sheffield, 
110. Sherborne, 163. Sherrington, 63. Shields, South, 63. 
109. Shields, South, (Wallis Street Chapel), 109. Shore- 
ditch, Providence Chapel, 109. Sidmouth, Sidbury and 
Salcombe, 163. Skene, 109. Skipton, 110. Smethwick, 49. 
Soho (Grafton Street), 55. Soho (Little Chapel Street), 109. 
Somerset (Heptizibah Chapel), 110. Somersham, 63. So- 
merton, 73. Sopley, 63. South United Associate Congre- 

tion, Minister and President of, 109. Southampton, 55. 63. 

uthwark, 110. Southwark, Collier’s Rents, 110. Southwold, 
43. Spalding, 148. Spaldwick, 63. we 110. Staines, 
109. Stainland, 110. Stathes and Hinderwell, 167. Stayly- 
bridge, 27. 63. 68.156. Standerwick, 55. Stanford Rivers, 110. 
Stansted-Birchanger, &amp;c., 110. Staplehurst, 167. Staughton, 
Little, 55. Stebbing, 68. Stepney, 68. ~— y, Alfred Street, 
211. Stepney Green, 110. Stewarton, 84. Stirling, 73. Stock 
and Wickford, 207. Stockbridge, 254, Stockton-upon-Tees, 6. 
Stoke Goldington, 227. Stokesley, 110. Stonehouse, 109. 
Stonham, 109. Stowmarket, 68. Stow-on-the-Wold, Naunton, 
and other Places, 55. Stratford, Fenny, 63. Stratford-on-Avon, 
173. Stratford, Steney, 63. Strathaven and Avondale, 227. 
Strathmiglo, 63. Street, 33. Stromness, 147. Stroud, 109. 
Stuartfield, 109. Students, for the Dissenting Ministry, of Col- 
leges in and near the Metropolis, 68. Sudbury, 43. Sulgrave, 
55. Sunderland (Two Petitions), 110. Sutton, 110. Sutton 
Valence, 43. Sutton Verney, 110. Swaffham, 109. Swalwell, 
49. Swanage,73. Swanland, 68. Swansea, 152. Swanwick 
and Riddings, 90. Swavesey and Elsworth, 110. Sway, 136. 
Swinton, 68.—Talgarth, 147. Tamworth, 6. Tarporley, 110. 
Tarves, 55. Taunton (Two Petitions), 110. Taunton (Inhabit- 
ants), 24. Taunton (Paul’s Chapel), 24. Tavistock, 55. Ten- 
terden, 109. Terling and Great Wigborough, 221. Thaxted, 
110. Thorpe-le-Soken, 110. Thrapstone, 55. Tillycoultry, 18. 
Tirling and Great Wigborough, 110. Tisbury, 163. Tiverton, 
27.110. Tonbridge, 221. Tooley Street, Unicorn Yard, 110. 
Topsham, 110. Towcester,27. Trowbridge, 110. Trudox Hill, 
55. Truro, 24.49. Tutbury, 55. Tyldersley, with Shakerley, 
43. Tynemouth, 68.—Ulverston, 24. Uppottery, 136. Upton- 
on-Severn, 110. Urr, 163. Uttoxeter, 73.—Wakefield, 29. 
Walcote, 221. Wallingford, 73. Walpole, 21. Walsall, 73. 
109. Walsingham, New, 55. Waltham, Little, 68. Waltham- 
stow, 248. Walworth, 63. 68.110. Wanstead, 248. Warboys, 
148. Wareham, 110. Warkworth, 40. Warminster, 110. 
Warwick, 63. Warwick, Corporation of, 63. Water Beach, 
110. Wattisfield, 55. Watton, 110. Weirgloddwen, 109. 
Welsh Pool, 55. Welford, 63. Wellingborough, 84, 85. Wel- 
lington (Baptists), 27. Wellington (Lower Meeting), 27. Wells, 
109. Westbury, 248. Westminster, Arthur Street, Saint Mar- 
garet, 110. Westminster, Saint Anne (Chairman of a Meeting), 
109. Westminster, Saint James, 109. . Weston, by Weedon, 55. 
Westray, 163. Wetherstield,68. Wheatley, 207. Whitburn, 
49. Whitby, 110. Whitchurch, 55. Whitchurch (Salop), 148. 
Whithorn, 18. Wickham Market, 18. Wigan, 33. Wigston, 
Great, 207. Wigtown, 109. Wild Street, Little, Lincoln’s-Inn 
Fields, 211. Willingham, 110. Wilton, 49. Wilts (Countess 
of Huntington’s Chapel), 6. Wincanton, 49.55. Winchester, 
110. Windsor, New, 167. Winlaton, 152. Winsor, Broad, 248, 
Winterbourne, 63. Wirksworth, 33. Witham, 248. Wivelis- 
combe, 27. Woburn, Bedford, 63. Wolverhampton, 90. Wood- 
borough, 109. Woodbridge, 110. Woodbridge, Cutting’s Lane, 
199. Woodchester, 109. Woodford, 55.248. Woolwich, 167. 
Worcester, 110. Wortwell,21. Wortwell-with-Harleston, 21. 
Wotton-under-Edge, 163. Wrentham, 18. Wrexham, 136. 
Wycombe, High, 109.— Yarmouth, Great, 49. 55. 63. 109. 
Yarmouth, Great (Chairman of a Meeting), 55. Yarmouth, 
Great (Three Petitions), 152. Yarmouth and Willow, 63. 
Yeadon, 24. Yeaveley, 110. Yelling, 68. Yelvertoft, 109. 
Yeovil, 110. Yetholm, 110. York, 110. 


461. Against the proposed Measure; From, Abbey Dore, xcit. 
394. Abbott’s Ann, 272. Abbott’s Bromley, 334. Abdon, 330. 
Aberdare, 393. Aberdeen, 394. Aberdeen (Moderator of the 
Synod), 289. Aberford and Aberford-with-Lotherton, 290. Aber- 
ystwith, 207. Abingdon, 188. Abingdon, Great, 438. Abing- 
ton, Little, 435. Abington Pigotts, 330. Acton Round, 394. 
Acton Turville, 276. Adderbury, 207. Addington, 394. Adel, 
272. Aikton, 311. Ainsworth, 262. Alderbury, 316. Alder- 
ley, 276. Alfold, 262. Alford, 311. Alford (Moderator of the 
Presbytery), 394. Alfriston, 311. Alham’s, Saint, 211. Alles- 
ley, 276. Allhallows, Kent, 311. Allington, 311. Almeley, 
311. Almonbury, 394. Alnwick, 316. Alwington, 394. 
Amesbury, 360. Amounderness (Deanery of), 311. Ample- 
forth, 448. Andrew’s, Saint, 330. Andrew’s, Saint, Glamorgan- 
shire, 438. Andrew’s, Saint, Minister and Elders of the Pres- 
bytery, 394. Ansty, 262. Anwick, 289. Apethorpe, 262. 
Areley King’s, 227. Arnold, 167. Arthingworth, 262. As- 
garby, 370. Ash, 272.276. Ashbourn, 276. Ashbury, 394. 
Ashby-de-la-Laund, 289. Ashby-de-la-Zouch, 289. Ashendon, 
262. Ashill, 207. Ashperton, 237. Ashton, 262. Ashton- 
under-Lyne, 311. Ashwell, 237. Askam Bryan, 272. Astley, 
237. Astley Abbotts, 394. Aston Abbots, 262. Aston Botterell, 
393. Aston Sandford, 394. Aston-upon-Trent, 319. Aswarby, 
289. Atcham, 316. Attenborough-cum-Bramcote, 360. Atter- 


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cliffe-cum-Darnall, xcr1. 394. Atworth, 262. Auchterarder, Mo- 
derator of the Presbytery of, 248. Austell, Saint, 262. Averham 
and Staythorpe, 311. Avington, 262. Axhurst-with-Foulden, 394, 
Aylton, 311. Aymestry and Lucton, 272. Aynho and Croughton, 
167.—Babworth, 163. Bacton, 311. Baddow, Great, 167, 
Baddow, Little, 248. Banbury, 367. Bangor, 330. Banstead, 
272. Barkby, 290. Barkstone, 290. Barlow, 316. 
330. Barnack, &amp;c., 330. Barnes, 227. Barningham, and other 
Places, 394. Barnoldswick and Bracewell, 319. Barnstaple (Two 
Petitions), 394. Barrow, 394. Barrowden, 272. “—: and 
Cadoxton by Barry, 393. Barston, 290. Bartlow, 173. rton, 
330. Barton, Earls, 394. Barton-in-the-Clay, 383. Barton-on- 
the-Heath, 276. Barwick-in-Elmet, 290. Basford, 311. Bas- 
wick, 272. Bath, Archdeacon and Clergy of the Deanery, 435, 
Battey, 311. Baurtie, 394. Baxford, 221. Bears $11. 
Beaumaris, 248. Beckbury, 394. Beckenham, 311. Becker- 
market, Saint John’s, 435. Beckingham, 319. Beckington and 
Standerwick, 311. Bedford, St. Peter, Martin, 311. inster 
Archdeacon and Clergy of the Archdeaconry, 262. Bedwo 
311. Bedwyn, Great and Little, and other Places, 468. Bees, 
Saint, 435. Belper, 383. Belton, 383. Benefield,262. Be 
worth, 360. Benington, 380. Bennington, Long, cum-Foston, 
330. Benthall, 394. Berks, Archdeacon and Cle of the 
Archdeaconry of, 272. Berkswell, 290. Berrow, 237. rwick, 
311. Berwick-on-Tweed, 311. Besford and Defford, 360. Bes- 
thorpe, Shouldham, and other Places, 399. Bilborough and 
Strelley, 163. Bilton, 262. Bilton-with-Harrowgate, 262. Bing- 
ley, 221. Birch, Little, 272. Birchington, 237. Birding- 
bury, 221. Birdsalt, 262. —_ 290. Birling, 276. Birs- 
tall, 290. 311. Bisham, 248. Bishopsgate, St. Botolph, 394, 
Bishopstrow, 163. Blankney, 262. Bleasby, 311. Bletch 
and Water Eaton, 262. Bloxham, 207. Bloxholm, 289. Blun- 
deston, 311. Bobbington, 394. Boddington, 262. Bodenham, 
237. Boddicott, 163. Bolsover, 330. Bolton, 262. Bonvil- 
stone, Pendoylan and Lantrithyd, 393, Bookham, Little, 272, 
Borden, 262. Bosburey, 311. Bosby and North Rode, 276, 
Boston, 290. Bottesford, 290. Bowness, 311. Boxford, 248. 
Boxley, 311. Boxwell-cum-Leighterton, 276. Brackley, 163, 
Bracon Ash and other Places, 399. Bradenham, 262. Braden- 
ham, East, Gentry and others of, 207. Bradford, York (Two 
Petitions), 289. Bradwell-near-the-Sea, 262. Brafferton, 272, 
Bramford and Burstall, 276. Bramham, 319. Bramley, 207. 
262. Brampton, 207. Brandsburton, 394. Branstone, 380, 
Brantingham and Thorpe Brantingham, 394. Breasted, 311, 
Braughing, 394. Brauncewell, 289. Bray, 248. Breadsall, 
248. Brearton, 262. Breastonin, 272. Brecon, Archdeaconry 
of, 394. Breedon, 289. Breightmet and Harwood, 262. Brench- 
ley, 311. Brent, East, 262. Brent, South, 207. Brent Tor, 
393. Brentford, New, 262. Bridekirk, 367. Bridge, 237, 
Bridgend, 393. Bridgford, West, 311. Brignal, 290. Brighton, 
173. Brighstone, 163. Brimfield with Ashford Bowdler, 237. 
Brimpton, 289. Brinsop, 311. Briseley, 394. Bristol, 167 
Britonferry, Baglan and Aberavon, 393. Broadhinton, 428. 
Broadwater, 360. Broadwoodkelly, 394. Brome, 394. Broseley, 
394. Brotherton, 262. Broughton, 207. 262. 311. Brundish, 
248. Buckden, 152. Buckland Monachorum, 393. Bulford, 
360. Bullingham, Upper, 311. Bullington, 248. Bunwell, 394. 
Burghfield, 272, eat gg 237. Burnham, Somerset, 262. 
Burpham, 276. Burslem, 262. Burton, Westmorland, 311. 
Burton Dassett and other Places, 262. Burton Joyce, 163. 
Burton Latimer, 448. Burton Pidsea, 330. Bury, 409. Bush- 
bury, 383. Bushey, 237. Byer’s Green, Saint Andrew’s, Auck- 
land, 276. Byfield, 272. Byford and Bridge Sollers, 237.— 
Cainham, 272. Caistor, 394. Caldon and Waterfall, 394. Calne, 
360. Calthorpe, 262. Cambridge, Members of the University 
of, 311. Cambridge, University of, 227. Cambridge, All Saints, 
163. Cambridge, Saint Andrew the Great, 163. Cambridge, 
Saint Benedict, 163. Cambridge, Saint Botolph, 163. Cambridge, 
Saint Clement, 163. Cambridge, Saint Edward, 163. Cam- 
bridge, Saint Giles and Saint Peter, 163. Cambridge, Holy 
Trinity, 163. Cambridge, Saint Mary the Great, 163. Cam- 
bridge, Saint Mary the Less, 163. Cambridge, Saint Michael, 
163. Cambridge, Saint Sepulchre, 163. Camel, West, 227. 
Canon Froome, 237. Canterbury, 237. Canterbury, Dean and 
Chapter of, 221. Canterbury, Saint George-the-Martyr, 221. 
Canterbury, Holy Cross, Westgate, 262. Canterbury, Saint Mary 
Magdalen, 221. Canterbury, Saint Peter, 262. Capel, 272. 
Carbroke, 207. Cardiff, 211. 393. Carhampton, 394. Carleton- 
rode, 394. Carlisle, 290. Carlisle, Chancellor, Clergy and Gen- 
tlemen of the Diocese of, 568. Carlisle, Dean and Chapter of, 
311. Carlton, East, 399. Carlton, Great, Little, and Castle 
Carlton, 394. Carlton-upon-Trent, 173. Carlton Scroop, 330. 
Carmarthen, Grand Jury of the County of, 211. Cartmel, 463. 
Castellon, Little, 272. Castle Camps, 167. Castle Rising, 262. 
Cattistock, 248. Cave, South, 330. Caxton, 272. Caythorpe- 
cum-Frieston, 330. Cerney, South, 311. Chaddesley Corbett, 
207. Chalcombe, 248. Chalfont, Saint Peter’s, 262. Cha 1 
Allerton and Potter Newton, 237. Chard, Combe, Saint Nicho 
and Buckland Saint Mary, 262. Charlton, King’s, 360. Chart 
next Sutton Valence, 311. Checkley and Croxden, 290. Ched- 
dington, 399. Chelsea, Upper, 394. Chelsfield and Farnborough, 
311. Cheltenham, 319. Chelton, Glazeley and Deuxhill, 394. 
Wycombe, 409. Chesterfield, 316. 383. Chicheley, 
211. Chigwell, 311. Chilbolton, 394. Childry, 394. Chiltington, 
East, 276. Chilton Foliat, 262. Chippenham, 311. 
Warden, 248. Chudleigh, 262. Chulmleigh, 272. Church ; 
ley, 276. Church Lawford, 207. Churchover, 207. Chure 
Stanton, 394. Churwell, 319. Caen, 394, — +5 

v 409. ton, 330. on, 173. Clea y 
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Church Rates—continued. | 
Against the proposed Measure—continued. 
Cleobury Mortimer, xcu. 221. Clerkenwell, Saint Mark, 
394. Clifton, North, 163. Clifton-on-Dunsmore, 207. Clifton 
_ Reynes, 262. Clipston, 262. Clisthydon and Clist Saint Lawrence, 
394. Cobham, 272.311. Coddington, 163. Coleshill, 276. Coley, 
894. Collington, 262. Colly Weston, 262. Colmworth and 
Colnhurst, 383. Colton, 393. Colwall, 272. Colwich, 248. 
Colwick, 311. Colwinstone, 393. Combs, 316. Compton Bas- 
sett, 262. Compton Fenny, 221. Congleton, 512. Congres- 
bury, 370. Coningsby, 290. Cookham, 248. Corkington, 394. 
Cornwood, 394. Corton and Hopton, 272. Cossington, 380. 
Costock, 163. Cotgrave Ratcliffe and Holme Pierrepont, 311. 
Coton and Teeton, 237. Cottesbatch, 262. Cottesmore and 
Barrow, 212. Cottingham, 370. Cottingham-cum-Middleton, 
262. Coulsdon, 207. Coulston, 262. Covenham, Saint Bartho- 
lomew, 394. Covenham, Saint Mary, 394. Coventry, 370. Co- 
ventry, Archdeacon and Clergy of the Archdeaconry, 360. 
Cowarne, Much, 272. Cowbridge, 393. Cowley, 207. Coy- 
church, 393. Cranley, 272. Cranmore, East, 262. Cranmore, 
West, 262. Cranseley, 262. Cransford, 248. Cranwell, 289. 
Cray, Foots, 311. Cray, Saint Mary’s, 311. Creaton, 163. 
Credenhill, 237. Cressingham, Little, 207. Croft, 272. 289. 
Cropredy, 167. Crosland, South, 289. Cross Canonby, 272. 
Cross Stone, 394. Crownthorpe, 399. Croxton Kerrial, 290. 
Cruwys Morchard, 528. Cubbington, 276. Cublington, 262. 
Cuckfield, 428. Cuddesdon, 237. Culcheth, 289. Culworth, 
207. Cuxton, 311.—Dalkeith, 311. Dallowgill, 262. Dalston, 
248, Dalton, South, 394. Danby Wishe, 272. Dartmouth, 
393. Deal, 248. Decumans, Saint, 237. Deddington, 207. 
Deeping, Saint James, 290. Denton, 330. Denton, Nether, 
290. eptford, Saint Nicholas, 311. Deptford, Saint Paul, 
811. Derby, All Saints, 370. Derby, Archdeacon and Clergy 
of the Archdeaconry, 319. Derby, Saint Alkmund, 319. 
Derby, Saint Peter, 370. Derby, Saint Werburgh, 272. Dere- 
ham, East, and Hoe, 394. evizes, 330. Devonport, 394. 
Dewchurch, Little, 393. Dewchurch, Much, 272. Dewsall and 
Callow, 237. ie 163. Diddlebury, 221. Didmarton- 
cum-Oldbury, 276. 


ton, 311. Diss, 394. Dodington, 276. Doncaster, 290. Dony- 


land, East, 394. Dormington, 311. Dorrington, 289. Dorton, 
262. Dover, 262. Doveridge and Somershall, 262. Dow- 
lais, 393. Dunbar, 290. Dunchurch, 207. Duffield, 316. 
Dunston, 380. Durrington, 272. Dymock, 894. Dynedor, 
811.—Ealing, 3938. Eardisland, 311. Earlscham, 173. ing- 


5? 


ton, 188. LEastling, 237. Eastnor, 248. Easton, 399. Easton- 
on-the-Hill, 262. Eastwood, 262. Eaton, 380. Eaton Bishop, 
311. Eaton Constantine, 316. Ecclesall (Two Petitions), 394. 
Eccleshill, 289. Edgcott, 290. Edmonton, 262. Egerton, 394. 
Eglwysilan and Lanvabon, 393. Elham, Clergy of the Deanery 
of, 262. Elkstone, 330. Elland,394. Ellerker, 330. Ellesmere, 
568. Ellingkam, 435. Elmdon, 360. Elmstone, 276. Elsfield, 
237. Elston, 163. Eltham, 311. Ely, 330. Embeyton, 262. 
Enfield, 272. English Bicknor, 276. Enmore, 188. Epperstone, 
319. Eskdaleside, 272. Essex, 394. Evedon, 289. Everleigh, 
360. Ewenny, 393. Exeter, 394. Exeter, Dean and Chapter of 
Saint Peter, 272. Exeter, Saint Paul, 394. Exeter, Saint 
Sidwell, 394. Eydon, 163. Eynsford, 311.—Fakenham, 394. 
Faldingworth, 383. Falmouth,311. Farleigh, East,311. Farn- 
borough, 221. Farnham (Surrey), 272. Farnley Tyas, 394. 
Farnworth, 289. Farnworth and Kearsley, 262. Farringdon, 
Great, 438. Farthinghoe, 163. Faversham, 319. Felton, and 
other Places, 394. Ferriby, North, 330. Fewston, 330. Findon, 
276. Finedon, 262. Finningley, 163. Fishtoft, 290. Fitcham, 
272. Fledborough, 163, Fobbing aud Corringham, 248. Foleshill, 
262. Folkingham, 289. Fordingbridge, 435. Founhope, 311. 
Framlingham, 167. Friesthorpe, 383. Fritwell, 167. Frome, 
Bishop’s, 290. Frome, Selwood, 272. Full Sutton, 330. 
Funtington, 394. Fyfield, 394.—-Gaddesden, Little, 394. Gains- 
burgh, 311. Galloway, Moderator of the Synod, 394. Gamston, 
163. Ganarew, 272. Gantonand Willerby, 330. Garforth, 290. 
Garveston, 435. Garway and Orcop, 272. Gateshead, 276. 
Gathberbio, 276. Gayton, 163. 394. Geddington, 262. Gelly- 
gare, 393. George’s, Saint, Super Ely, &amp;c., 393. Germoe, 211. 
iles, Saint, in the Fields, 394. Gileston, 212. Glamorgan, 
County of, 393. Glasgow and Ayr, Moderator of the se of, 
394. Gloucester, Saint Mary-de-Lode, and the Holy Trinity, 
237. Golcar, 289. Gonalston, 311. Gonerby, Great, 383. 
Goodnestone next Wingham, 237. Goodrich, 237. Goole, 463. 
Gosforth, 394. Goudhurst, 311. Granby-cum-Sutton, 311. 
ee 220. Gransden, Great, 394. Gransden, Little, 
am (Two Petitions), 330. Grantley, 360. Grap- 

rayrigg, 311. Greenwich, 311. Grendon, 
ishop, 262. Gressingham, 262. Gretton, 330. Grimstone, 
394. Grimston, North, 262. Grinstead, East, 393. Grove, 394. 
Guilsborough, 311. Guiseley, 311—Hackney, St. John, 207. 
Hackney, South, 163. Haddon, East,290. Hadham, Little, 237. 
Hadlow, 311. Halberton, 528. Hale, Magna, 289. Halifax, 
394. Halling, 311. Hallow, 276. Halton, 248. Hampstead, 
Norris, 311. Hampton Bishop, 311. Handborough, 394. 
Hanley and Shelton, 276. Hanslope, 262. Harborough, Magna, 
207. Harbridge, 435. Harbury,221. Harby,380. Hardmead, 
262. Hardres, Upper,\and Stelling, 262. Harescombe-cum- 
areston, 330. arewood, 393. Harford, 
394. Harlington, 370. Harlsley, East, 272. Harrowden, Little, 
330. Hartley, Wespall, 262. Hartshead-cum-Clifton, 394, 
asketon, 237. Hatch Beauchamp, 173. 
Hawarden, 276. Hawkesbury (Two Petitions), 276. Hawkhurst, 
311. Haworth, 311. Hayton-cum-Bielby, 330. Hazelbeech, 
330. Headcorn, 399. Headingley-cum-Burley, 319. Heding- 
ham, Clergy within the Deanery of, 399. Heene, 272. Heigham, 


330. Grant 
_—. 289. 


Pitchcome, 428. 


Hartshorne, 272. 


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Against the proposed Measure—continued. 
xcu1.272. Heighton, South, cum Tarring and Tarring Neville, 394. 
Helendon, 290. Helen’s, Saint, Isle of Wi ht, 163. Helleston, 
211. Helmsley,207. Helpringham, 289. a Abbotts, 
207. Hemingford Grey, 207. Hendon, 394. Hennick, 394. 
Heptonstall, 394. Hereford, 311. Hereford, Cle of the 
Deanery and Archdeaconry, 207. Hereford, Saint John the 
Baptist, 244. Hereford, Saint Nicholas, 237. Hereford, Saint 
Owen, 311. Hereford, Saint Peter,237. Herne,237. Hernhill, 
276. Herringfleet and Somerleyton, 276. Hertford, Saint 
Andrew’s, 221. Heslerton, West and East, 311. Hessay, 319. 
Hessle, 394. Hexham, 272. Heydom-cum-Kelly, 330. Heyford, 
Lower, 237. Heytesbury, 163. Hickling and Over, 311. 
Higham, 290. Highampton, 393. Highgate, 394. Hilary, 
Saint, 393. Hilborough, 394. Hilderstone, 272. Hillmorton, 
207. Hipswell, 319. Hernant, 285. Hoath, 276. Holbeck, 
311. Holborn, Saint Andrew, 394. Holcome Burnell, 394. 
Hollingbourne, 311. Holmfirth, 289. Holm Lacy,237. Holm- 
ton, 262. Holyhead, 276. Holywell, 276. olywell-with- 
Needingworth, 409. Honley, 394. Hope, 276. Hope-under- 
Dinmore, 237. Hopton Wafers, 221. orley, 311. Horley, 
Oxford, 207. Hornby, 438. Hornchurch, 311. Hornsey, 394. 
Hornton, 207. Horseheath, 330. Horsley, 319. Horsmonden, 
$11. Horton, 262. 276. 289. Hose, 289. Houghton, 207. 
Hove, 276. How Caple and Sollershope, 272. owe, 394. 
Hoyland, High, 394. Huddersfield, 289. Hudswell, 319. 
Hughenden, 394. Hughley, 394. Huish Episcopi, 370. Huish, 
North, 394. Hullavington, 311. Hungerton, &amp;c., 290. Hun- 
ry ec 220. Huntingdon, 152. Hurstperpoint, 394. Hutton- 
in-the-Forest, 227. Hyde, 316. Hyde, Saint Bartholomew, 370. 
—lIbsley, 435. Ickham, 237. Icklesham, 404. Idle, 394. 
Ilminster, 311. Ingoldmells with Addlethorpe, 380. Inkberrow, 
311. Ipswich, 409. Iron Acton, 276. Isleworth, Heston and 
Hounslow, 262. Islington, Saint Mary, 416. Islington, Saint 
Paul’s, 399. a Bishop’s, 221. Itchington, Long, 221. 
—Keighley,272. Kelham,311. Kellet, Over,262. Kemerton, 
393. Kempsey, 311. Kendal, 262. Kentisbeare and Black- 
borough, 311. Kenton,319. Kettleburgh, 188. Kidderminster, 
173. Kilybebyll, 438. Kimbolton, 272. 409. Kincardine 
O’Neil, Moderator of the Presbytery, 289. Kingsclere, 262. 
King’s Cliffe, 262. Kingsey, 262. Kingsland, 319. Kingston 
and Thruxton, 237. Kingston uze, 394. Kingston-upon- 
Hull, 262. Kingswinford, 290. ington, 272. ingweston, 
West Lydford and East Lydford, 262. Kinson, 370. ippax, 
290. irby*Bellars, 290. Kirby Fleetham, 272. Kirby- 
misperton, 319. Kirby Sigston, 272. Kirkburton,289. Kirkby- 
in-Ashfield, 272. Kirkby-la-Thorpe, 370. Kirkby Lonsdale, 
227. Kirkby Malzeard, 221. Kirkby Overblow, 237. Kirk- 
heaton and Daiton, 289. Knighton, 290. Knipton, 289.—Lad- 
brooke, 221. Lamberhurst, 311. Lambourn, 276. Lancarvan, 
393. Landough-juxta-Penarth, Cogan, and Leckwith, 393. 
Langan and Saint Mary Hill, 393. ngarren, 272. Langham 
Episeopi, 394. Langley Marish, 262. Langonoyd, 393. g- 
port,s,9, Langton,380. Lanharan, 393. ntwit-juxta-Neath, 
393. Lantwit Major, 393. Lantwitvardre, 399. Landevalle, 
276. Laughton-en-le-Morthen, 311. Lavendon, 399. Lawrence, 
Saint, Isle of Thanet, 276. Laxton, 163. Leadenham and 
Fulbeck, 830. Leake, 380. Leake, East, 207. Lea Marston, 
262. Leamington Hastings, 220. Leatherhead, 316. Leck- 
hampton, 311. Leckhamstead, 173. Ledbury, 272. Ledsham, 
290. Leeds, 272. 311.330. Leeds, Saint Mark’s, 289. Leeds, 
Saint Paul, 360. Leeke, 272. Leicester, Saint Margaret, 290. 
Leigh, Stafford, 207. Leintwardine, 290. _Lenton-upon-Ouse, 
272. Leominster, 262. Lepton and Upper Whitley, 289. Les- 
singham, 289. Lettcomb Bassett, 394. Letton, 311. Lever, 
Little, 262. Leverton, 380. Levington, 276. Lewes, 463. 
Lewes, Jireh Chapel, 463. Lewisham, 399. ye 311. 
Lichfield, 163. Lifton, 393. Lilbourne, 311. Lillington, 276, 
Lincoln, Dean and Chapter of, 330. Lincoln, Saint Mary Mag- 
dalen, 383. Linford, Great, 262. Linley, 394. Linton, 311. 
Littleton, West, 276. Liverpool, 207. 237. Liversedge, 311. 
Llanafan, 394. Llanarmon yn Yale, 276. Llandaff, 393. _Llan- 
dovery, 394. Llandow and Eglwysbrewis, 393. Llandrinio, 207. 
Llanerfyl, 276. Llanfihangel Creiddyn, 319. Llanfihangel 
Genen’r Glyn, 319. Llangadfan, 276. Llangollen, 399. Llan- 
gyniew, 276. Lianichaiarn, 319. Llanidloes, 276. _Llanilar, 
319. Llaniltem, 393. ese Hg and Flemingstone, 393. 
Llanrothal, 272. Llansannor, alias Thawe, 393. Llansantffraid- 
ym-Mechan, 207. Llanverras 221. Llanwarne, 311. Llan- 
wonno, 393. Llanymowddrry, 393. London, Saint Bride, 394. 
London, Saint Edmund the Ring and Martyr, and Saint Nicholas 
Acons, 394. London, Saint Lawrence Jury, and Saint Mary 
Magdalen, Milk Street, 394. London, Saint Margaret Pattens 
and Saint Gabriel Fenchurch, 262. London, Saint Mary-at-Hill 
and Saint Andrew Hubbard, 272. London, Saint Olave Jury, 
290. London, Precinct of Bridewell, 409. London, Sion College, 
394. London, Society for promoting Christianity amongst the 
Jews, 262. London, Saint Stephen, Coleman Street, 262. 
Londonthorpe, 330. Longburton, &amp;c., 211. Longhorsley, 463. 
Loose, 311. Lothian and Tweeddale, Moderator of the a kee of, 
380. Loughton, 248. Lound, 276. Louth, 276. Luckington, 
311. Luddenden, 394. Luddesdown, 311. Ludgershall, 262. 
Ludham, 394, Ludlow, 163. Lugwardine, 237. Luke, Saint, 
Middlesex, 394. Lund, 370. Lutterworth, 262. Lydford, 393. 
Lydlinch, &amp;c., 290. Lydney, 360. Lympne, Clergy of the 
Deanery, 276. Lynn, King’s, 330. Lyonshall,237.__Lysworne 
and Monknash, 393. Lytchet Matravers, 370.—Macclesfield, 
276. Madeley,394. Madley,272. Maidford and Adstone, 285. 
Maidstone, 311. Malling, East,.311. Malling, West, 311. 
Mallingten, 167. Manaccan Meneage, 262. anafon, 285. 
Manchester, 


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{. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Church Rates—continued. Church Rates—continued. 


Against the proposed Measure—continued. 
Manchester, xc. 311. Manchester and Salford, 311. Manningford 
Abbots, 360. a Bruce, 360. Mansell Gamadge, 
237. Mansergh, 272. apledurham, 367. March Baldon and 
Toot Baldon, 276. Marcle, Little, 272. Marden, (Hereford), 
311. Marden (Kent), 311. Marchamchurch, 394. —-. 
retting, 276. Margate, 330. Market Overton, 237. Market 
Weighton-cum-Shipton, 276. Marlow, Great, 248. Marnham, 
163. Marnhull, 237. Marsden, 448. Marsham, 394. Mar- 
shaw Bridge, 394. Marston, 276. Marston, Saint Lawrence, 
163. Marston Trussell and Lubbenham, 173. Marstow, 272. 
Martin, 289. Martley, 370. Martock, 272. Mary’s Church, 
Saint, 394. Marylebone, 394. Marylebone, Saint, (Vestrymen), 
262. Mary Tavy, 393. Massingham, Great, 394. Matson, 
311. Mattishall, 394. Mawgan and Saint Martin’s, 211. Mears 
Ashby, 330. Measham, 272. Meavy, 393. Melchbourn, &amp;c., 
383. Meltham, 289. Meneage, Saint Anthony, 262. Meole 
Brace, 816. Meon, East, 272. Mere, 394. Mereworth, 311. 
Meriden, 360. Merstham, 272. Merthyrmawr, 393. Merthyr 
Tydvil, 393. | Michaelstone-super-Avon, 393. Middlesmoor, 
221. Middleton, 330. 438. Middleton Cheney, 207. Middle- 
ton-on-the-Hill, 272. Midsomer Norton, 311. Milton Keynes, 
272.  Milton-next-Sittingbourne, 276. Mims, South, 394. 
Minster, in Thanet, 237. Modbury, 393. Monk Okehampton, 
393. Monkton, 237. Montgomery, 272. Monxton, 394. Moor 
Monkton, 319. Moorwinstow, Kilhampton, Poughill and Strat- 
ton, 394. Moray, Moderator of the Provincial Synod of, 394. 
Mordiford, 311. Morley, 360. Mortlake, 311. Morville, 394. 
Mosterton, 370. Muskham, South, 173. Mymms, North, 276. 
—Nacton, 276. Nantwich, Wybunbury and Wistaston, 394. 
Napton, 220. Narborough, 290. Nassington, 262. Neath, 
393. Neenton, 360. Neignis, 276. Netherbury, 370. New- 
bold-upon-Avon, 207. Newbottle, 207. Newbury and Speen, 
248. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Saint Andrew, 262. Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, Saint John, 262. | Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Saint 

icholas, 262. Newdigate (Two Petitions), 316. Newnham, 
272. Newnham and Little Dean, 416. Newington, South, 393. 
Newport Pagnell, 262. Newtimber, 360. Newton Blossomville, 
262. Newton Longville, 262. Newton Notting, 393. Nicholas, 
Saint, Alwade and Terre, 237. Nicholas, Saint, Devon, 394. 
Nonington, 262. Norfolk, Clergy of the County of, 394. Nor- 
folk, Magistrates of, 399. Normanton-on-Trent, 163. Northal- 
lerton, 272. Northampton, County of, 290. Northfield, 435. 
Northfleet, 311. Northwick, 221. Norton, 262. Norton, East, 
394. Norwich, Archdeacon and Clergy of the Diocese of, 435. 
Norwich, Clergy of the Archdeaconry of, 394. Norwich, Saint 
Stephen, 272. Nottingham, 311. Nottingham, Saint Nicholas, 
173. Nottingham, Saint Peter’s, 173. Nuneham Courtnay, 
276. Nun Monckton, 272. Nursted and Ifield, 311.—Oakley, 
399. Oldbury, 394. Olney, 262. Orkney, Moderator of the 
Synod of, 491. Orleton, 394. Orlingbury, 330. Ormskirk, 
District of, 276. Orpington, 311. Osbournby, 289. Ospringe, 
237. Otham, 311. Otterford, 409.  Otterington, South, 272. 
Oundle, 262. Ousburn, Little, 262. Ovenden, 394. Oving- 
dean, 272. Oxendon, Great, 262. Oxford, 360. Oxford, Arch 
deacon and Clergy of the Archdeaconry of, 237. Oxford, Chan- 
cellor, Masters and Scholars of the University, 163. Oxford, 
Saint Peter-le-Bailey, 237. Oystermouth, 393.— Paddington, 
$94. Painswick, 311. Palling and Waxton, 435. Pampisford, 
504. Pancras, Saint, Middlesex, 394. Pannal, 262. Patcham, 
276. Patrington, 330. Paterstone-super-Ely, 393. Payhem- 
bury, 394. Peasmarsh, 330. Pellerton Hersey, &amp;c., 167. Pel- 
lew, Honourable and Reverend George, 207. Penarth and 
Lavernock, 393. Pencombe, 237. Pendline, 393. Penkull 
Borthen and Fenton, 276. Penmark, 211. Penn, 394. Pen- 
tyrch, 399. Perth, 289. 380. Perth and Stirling, Moderator of 
the Synod, 311. Peterborough, Dean and Chapter of, 262. 
Peter’s, Saint, Isle of Thanet, 276. Petham, 237. Pett, 394. 
Phillieigh, 311. Pickenham, North, 394. Pickhill, 272. Pin- 
ner, 383. Pipe, 237. Pitminster, 272. Pluckley, 237. Plum- 
tree, 311. Plungar, 290. Pocklington, 367. Polebrook, 262. 
Ponton, Great, 330. Pool and Caereinion, Clergy and Deanery 
of, 188. Poppleton, Nether, 272. Portsea, 394. Portsmouth, 
336. Potterne, 399. Poynings, 207. Prescot, 248. Preston, 
311. Preston Bissett, 262. Preston Capes, 253. Preston, 
Long, 394. Preston-next-Wingham, 276. Priors Hardwicke, 
220. Priors Marsten, 221. Fichincanel 276. Puddington, 
394. Pudleston, 262. Pyle (Three Petitions), 393. Pyle and 
Kenfig, 393.—Quarrington, 289. Quardon, 289.—Radir, 393. 
Rainow, 276. Ramsgate, 237. Rangeworthy, 276. Raskelf, 
319. Ravensthorpe, 237. Ravenstone, 272. Rauceby, 289. 
Rawden, 394. Raynham, 394. Rayton, 316. Reading, 380. 
Reculver, 276. Redmile, 290. Reigate, 336. Repham, 472. 
Repton, 319. Rettendon, 276. Rhostie, 394. Riby, 380. 
Richards Castle, 272. Richmond, York, 319. Rigsby-with- 
Ailsby, 330. Ringley and Outwood, 262. Bhewwded, 394. 
Ripon and Borobridge, Clergy of the Deaneries, 163. Rippon- 
den, 394. Risley, 272. Roath, 393. Rochdale, 438. Roches- 
ter, 276. Rochester, Diocese, (Archdeacon and Clergy), 311. 
Rock and Rennington, 316. Rokeby, 272. Rolvenden, 311. 
Romford, 316. omney, New, 237. Roothing, White, 311. 
Ross, 237. Rostherne, 276. Rothley, 262. Rothwell, with the 
Chapelry of Orton, 262. Roundhay, 409. Rowley Regis, 272. 
Rowston, 289. Roydon, 262. Ruddington, 163. Rugby, 207. 
Rugeley, 163. Rumbolds vi 394. Rushock, 370. Rusk- 
ington, 289. Ryarsh, 311. Ryburgh Magna, Ryburgh Parva 
and Testerton, 394.—Saham Toney, 207. Salattyn, 316. Sal- 
combe Regis, 398. Salop, Archdeacon and Clergy of the Arch- 
deaconry of, 316. Sampford Brett, 311. Sampford Spiney, 
393. Sandford, 207. Sandon, 272. Sandwich, Deanery, 33v. 





Against the proposed Measure—continued. 
Sarum, xcu. 237, Sarum, New, 435. Saundby, 173. Saxlingham 
and Sherrington, 394. Saxton, 290. Scarcliff, 330. Scopwick, 
289. Scottish Presbytery, in London, 289. goer: 289, 
Seburgham, 311. Sedgeford, 394. Selby, 319. 393. elworthy, 
262. Seterington, 262. Sevenoaks, 311. Shuckburgh, Lower, 29), 
Shalden, 311. Sharples, 262. Shawell, 290. Sheffield, Saint 
George’s, 394. Sheffield, Saint Paul’s, 394. Sheffield, Saint 
Philip’s (Two Petitions), 394. Sheldwick, 272. Shelford, 163, 
Shellow Bowels, 248. Shelton, 163. Shepley, 289. Sherburn 
near Matton, 276. Shermanbury, 248. Sherston Magna, Sher- 
ston Pinkney and Alderton, 262. Shevington, 394. Shiffnal, 
188. Shildon, 221. Shilton, 262. Shipley, 248. Shustoke, 
360. Sibbertoft, 409. Sidbury, 394. Sigglesthorne, 276. Silk 
Willoughby, 289. Simpson, 262. Siston, 276. Sittingbourne, 
Clergy of the Deanery, 276. Skelton, 227. Skenington and 
Alkeston, 207. Skercoat, 394. Skidby, 370. Skipton, 394, 
Sleaford, New, 390. Sligo, Saint John’s, 393. Sneaton, 272, 
Snelland, 383. Snodland, 276. Sodbury, Chipping, 276. Sod- 
bury, Old, 276. Somerford Keynes, 316. Sothney, 211, 
Southam, 220. Southampton, Saint Lawrence and Saint John, 
330. Southease, 272. Southminster, 276. Southowram and 
Brighouse, 394. Southwark, 399. Southwick, 276. South- 
wold, 394. Sowe, 276. Sowerby, 394. Sowerby Bridge, 394. 
Sowton, 394. Spilsby, 163. Sprotton, 290. Stainley, Gunby 
and Cottersworth, 330. a South, 370. standlake, 
367. Stanford-le-Hope, 276. Stannington, 394. Stanton- 
by-Bridge, 319. Stanton-upon-Arrow, 237. Staplehurst, 
311. tarston, 394. Staughton, Great, 316. Staughton, 
Little, 3838. Staunton and Hawborough, 163. Steeple As- 
ton, 207. Steeple Morden, 330. Stewkley, Mursley and 
Drayton Parslow, 360.  Strickford, 380. Strickiey and 
Dawley, 316. Stockport, 316. Stockton, 220. 272. Stock- 
ton (Salop), 394. toke (Kent), 311. Stoke and Easton, 
330, Stoke and Winsley, 262. Stoke Doyle, 262. Stoke, East 
— 262. Stoke Edith, with West Hide, 311. Stoke near 

oventry, 276. Stoke-next-Guildford, 428. Stoke Prior, 294, 
Stoke, Talmage, Wheatfield, Telfield and Adwell,276. Stonesby, 
289. Stoney Stanton, 290. Stoulton, 394. Stourmouth, 276. Stour- 
ton,-360. Stow (Clergy of the Deanery), 319. Stow Bidon, 207. 
Stowford, 393. Strensham,311. Stretton Grandison, 272. Stretton- 
upon-Dunsmore, 207. Stroxton,330. Studley and Aldfield, 221. 
Sturminster Marshall, &amp;c., 416. Sulgrave, 167. Sulhampstead, 
289. Sunderland, 311. Sutton, 237. 311. Sutton, East, 311, 
Sutton, King’s, 167. Sutton Valence, 311, Swarton, Morley 
and Worthing, Norfolk, 207. Swarkeston, 319. Swines- 
head, 290. Sydenham Damarcle, 393, Sywardine, 311.—Tan- 
nington, 248. Tansor, 262. Tarring, West, 272. Tarrington, 
311. Tattenhall, 276. Tavistock, 393. Teignmouth, West, 394. 
Teignrace, 394. Terrington, Saint Clement’s, 394. Teston, 311. 
Tewkesbury (Two Petitions), 394. Tew, Great and Little, 262. 
Tiberton and Blakemere, 272. Ticehurst, 319. Ticknall, 319. 
Tilbury, East, 276. Tillingham, 319. Tingrith, 207. Tintinhull, 
Chilthorn and Thorn Coffin, 272. Tinwell, 272. Titley, 272. 
Tiverton, 394. Tivetshall, Saint Mary and Saint Margaret, 399. 
Tixover, 272. Thenford, 167. Thornbury, 262. Thorner, 311. 
Thornthwaite, 272. Thorpe Achurch, 262. Thorpe Malsor, 262. 
Thorpe Mandeville, 207. Thrussington, 290. Thuring, 262. 
Thurnham, 276. Thurrock, West, 276. Thurstonland, 289. 
Todenham, 394. Todmorden, 394. Tonbridge, 311. Tonghill, 
393. Torbrain, 394. Tromarton, 276. Tormoham, 394. Tot- 
nes, 394. Tremerchion, 276. ‘retire with Michaelchurch, 237, 
Trotterscliffe, 311, Truro, Saint Mary’s, 409. Tudbury, 262. 
Tudeley-cum-Capel, 311. Tugby, 394. Turnaston and other 
Places, 394. Turton and Reokiew, 262. Turvey, 383. Tur- 
weston, &amp;c., 173. Tuxford, 163. Twickenham, 248. Twyford, 
262. Tyldesley, 248. Tynemouth;272. -Tythegston, 393. Ty- 
therington, 276.—Ufton, 220. Ugborough, 394. Ugglebarnby, 
272. Upham, 316. Upholland, 330, Upton-cum-Chalvey, 262. 
Upton Gray, 316. Upton Scudamore, 173.—Veryan, 262. Villa 

ood, otherwise Acol, in the Isle of Thanet, 237. Vowchurch, 
237.—Wadenhoe, 330. Wakefield, 336. Waldingfield, Great, 
248. Walford, 237. Walkeringham, 319. Walkhampton, 393. 
Walpole, Saint Peter, 262. Walsingham and other Places, 394. 
Waltham, 237, 380. Walthamstow, Saint Mary, 330. Walton, 
262. Walton in Gordano, 311. Walton-le-Dale, 319. Wapley, 
276. Wardington, 167. Warminster, 167. Warrington, 463. 
Warwick, Saint Mary, 276. Washington, 311. Wateringbury, 
311. Watton, 207. Wavendon, 262. Weald, South, 394. 
Weasenham, All Saints with Saint Peter’s, 394. | Wednesfield 
383. Week, Saint Lawrence, 262. Welbury, 272. Welford and 
Sulby, 428. Wellington, Moreton-on-Lugg and Dinmore, 272. 
Wells, Dean and President of the Chapter of Saint Andrew, 207. 
Wells-next-the-Sea, 394. Welsh Newton, 272. Welton, 272. 
Welton-cum-Melton, 330. _Wembury, 394. Wenhaston, 394. 
Wenlock, Little, 394. Wenlock, Much, 394. Wendoe and Mer- 
thyr Dovan, 393. Weonard’s, Saint, 237. Westbere, Clergy of 
the Deanery of, 262. Westerleigh, 276. Westmeston, 276. 
Westminster, Dean and Chapter of Saint Peter, 207. Westmin- 
ster, Governors of the Grey Coat Hospital, 207. Westminster, 
Governors of Saint Margaret’s Hospital, 207. Weston (Notting- 
ham), 311. Weston Beggard, 272. Weston-under-Peny; 
394. Weston Underwood, 272. Whaddon, 262. Whaplode, 
394. Wharram-le-Street, 262. Wharram Piercy, 262. What 
ley, 262. Whatton, 163. Wheatley, North, 173. Whipping- 
ham, 167. Whitchurch, 262. 272. 393. Whitchurch (Devon 
393. Whitchurch (Salop) 188. Whitkirk, 394. tmore, 
227. Whitsbury, 207. itstones, 167. Whittington, 262. 276. 
Whitworth, 276: Wick and Abson, 276. Wicken, 207, Wick- 
ham, West, 311. 394. Wickhambreux, 319. Wi 

igan, 





P ETITIO NS—continued. 











J. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Church Rates—continued. 
Against the proposed Measure—continued. 

Wigan, xcu. 311. Wigston, Great,290, Willey, 394, Willingale, 
by-in-the-Wolds, 360. 
lergy of the Archdea- 
Winch, West, 
Winchester, Les- 

the Diocese of, 
Winforton, 237. 
Winterslow, 262. 
Withington, with Preston Wynne, 
Wittenham, Long, 394. 
Wolfardisworthy, 394. 
olsingham (Chairman of a Meeting), 167. 
Woodnesbury, 


Willingham, 380. 
Wilsden, 289. Wilsford, 394, 
conry of, 316. Wimbish, 460. Winchelsea, 207. 
Winchester, Dean and Chapter of, 316. 
sees and Occupiers of House Property held un 
Winchester, Saint Swithin, 394. 
Winsford, 394. 
Wistow, &amp;e., 290. 
Withycombe, 394. 
Wokingham, 221. 
hampcote, 220. 
Wonersh and Bramley, 272. 
Woodnewton, 262. 
Worcester (Five Petitions), 173. 
deacon and Clergy of the Archdeaconry of, 316. 
Worcester, Saint Nicholas, 163. 
Worcester, Saint Swithin, 167. 
Wortley, 336. 
Wootton Underedge, 276. 
Wragby, 394. 


Winstone, 311, 


Worcester, Arch- 


Saint Martin’s, 167. 
Saint Peter, 163. 
Worfield, 394. Worton, Over and 
Woughton, 262. 
Wrockwardine, 316. 


Nether, 163. 
Wouldham, 276. 
237.—Yaflorth, 272. Yardley, 370. Yarcombe, 311. 
and other Places, 262. 
Yelvertoft, 311. 
Yoxhall, 290. 


Yarnton, 311. 
York, City, 227.290. York, Saint John’s, 311. 
Ystradaven, 393. 


In favour of the proposed Measure ; From,—Aberavon, 
xcu. 311. Aberbythick, 289. Aberdeen, 393. Abergavenny, 398. 
Abergorlech, 289. 
chan, Babell, British Iron Works, 399. 
dale Chapel, 293. 


Yarwell, 262. 


Abernethy, 330. Abersychan, 399. 
Addingham, 272. 
Alban’s, Saint, 319. 

Saint, Wood Street (Churchwardens and Vestry Clerk), 289. 
Aldborough (Suffolk), 289. 
Hare Court Chapel, 605, 
tolph, Without, 380. Alford,393. Alfred Place, Old Kent Road, 
Allington, 311. 409. 
Alvechurch, 360. 
Ampthill, 393. 
Andrew’s, Saint, Holborn, 383. 


Aisholt, 383. 


Alcester, 316. 


Aldersgate Street, 
Alderton, 311. 


Aldgate Saint Bo- 


Alfriston, 404. 
Alresford, New, 393. 
Amersham, ~316. 
drew’s, Saint, 253. 289. 
glesey (Independent Ministers), 311. 
Ardingly, 393. 
Asaph, Saint, 398. 
Ashwater, 289. 
Atch Leuch, 276. 
Auchtergaven, 336. 


Alltyrunnis, 399. 


Amlwch, 311. 


Ardwick, 237. Armceliffe and 
Ash, 276. 360. 


Ashwell, 383. 


er Places, 262. 
under-Lyne, 316. 


Darnall, 330. 
of a Meeting), 438. 
Briton Ferry, 330. 

Barnet, 383. 


Auchtermuchty (Chairman 
Avebury and Monkton, 311. 
Bampton, 289. 
Barnoldswick, 393. 

Barton-under-Needwood, 311. 
Bassalleg, 398. 
Beaconsfield, 248. 
Beard, Ollerset, and other Places, 393. 
Works and Ebw Vale, 370. 


Barham, 276. 


Barwell, 428. 
singstoke, 393. Bath, Somerset Street, 463. 
Beach Hill, 438. 
Beaufort Iron 
Beccles, 360. Bedford, 393. 
Bedwelty, Ebw Vale Chapel, 399. 

Belper (Independents), 398. 


enenden, 272. 


Belgrave, 272. Belper (Inha- 
Bentworth, 380. 
Bergholt, East, 404. Berkempstead, Great (Three Petitions), 383. 
Bermondsey, Jamaica Row Chapel, 393. 
Berwick, St. John, 311. 
Bethersden, 276. 
Bethnal Green, Gibraltar Chapel, 393. 
Biggleswade, 360. 
Billingham, 330. 
Birchanger, Stansted and Vicinities, 319. 
mingham, Cannon Street, 360. 


Belstone, 319. 


Bermondsey, 289. 
Bethany, Magor 
Bethlehem, Porthyryd, 
Bideford, 360. 
Bildeston, 289. Billericay, 393. 
Bingley, 393. 


edwick, 398. 


Birchanger, 383. 
Birchcliff, 393. 
Birmingham, Carr’s Lane, 319. 
Birmingham (Chairman of the Voluntary Church Society), 319. 
Birmingham, Grahanr Street, 360. 
Birmingham (New Meetin 
mingham (Old Meeting House), 319. 
Bishopsgate, Devonshire Square Chapel, 319. 
Bishopstone, and other Places, 543. 
near St. Helen’s, 319. 
Blackley, 289. Blaenavon, Bethlehem Chapel, 399. 
Bethlehem Iron Works, 398. 
Blanycoed, 289. 
Bluntisham, 336. 


Birmingham, Great Leicester 
House), 367. 


Auckland, 262. 


Blackburn, 605. Blackdown, 42s. 
Blakeley and Cul- 
Blean, near Canterbury, 360. 
Bocking, 383. 
Boroughbridge (Somerset), 383. 
Boston, High Street Chapel, 393. 
Boughton, 360. 
Boutnewydd, 289. 
Bowden, Great, 360. 
Bradenham, 370. 
Bradford, York, 272. 393. 
Braintree, 383. 
Bratton, 319. 
Brentwood, 393. 
Bride’s, St. (Fleet Street), 360. 
Bride’s, St.. Major and Wick, 330. 
Bridgnorth, 221. 
Brighouse, 393. 


Blunham, 393. 
Bolton-le- Moors, 272. 


testant Dissenters), 276. 
ton-on-the-Water, 311. 
Bow, Old Ford, 393. 
Bracknell, 336. 


Bourton, 311. 
Bovey Tracey, 289. 


Bradford, 262. 
Bradford, York (Horton 
Brandeston, 311. 
Brenchley, 393. 
Bretherton, 316. Breewood, 
Bride’s, St., Minor, 330. 
Bridgend, 330, 472. 
Bridport, 212. 


Bramley, 248. 
Brandon, 360. Brayford, 319. 


Brentford, 289. 


Bridgewater, 248, 311. 
Brighouse, Bethel Chapel, 276. 
’ Brighton, 393. 463. 
Bridge Street Chapel, 393. 
Bristol, Brunswick Square Cha 
Bristol, Counterslip Chapel, 393. 
Street Chapel, 393. “Bristol, Lewin’s Mead, 605. 

Bristol, Pithay Chapel, 393. 
a Bristol, Thrissell Street Chapel, 393. 
Zion Chapel, 393. Brixton Hill, Union Chapel, 383. Broad Town, 
Broadway, Somerset, 491. Broadwinsor,428. Brockenhurst, 

Bromley, Woodside and Pensnett, 393. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


Brinkworth, 319. 
Bristol, Broadmead Chapel, 393. 
Bristol, Castle Green 
Bristol, King 
Bristol, Lodge 
Street Chapel, 393. 
Tabernacle, 393. 


Bromfield, 383. 





(1820—1837.) 





Church Rates—continued. 
In favour of the proposed Measure—coytinued. 
xc. 393. Broseley, 276. Brougham, 272. Brychgoed, 289. Bryn- 
mawr (Two Petitions), 399. cd 393. Buckhaven (United 
Associate Congregation), 319. Bucks Association of Baptist 
Churches (Chairman of ), 380. Budleigh, East, and Budleigh 
Salterton, 262. Budleigh Salterton, 262. — 393. 
Bungay, 289. Buntingford,393. Burford, 404. Burnham, 336. 
Burnley, 272. Burton Latimer, 360. Bury (Presbyterians), 360. 
Bury, Saint Edmund’s (Two Petitions), 262. Bury, Saint Ed- 
mund’s (Three Petitions), 272. Bury, Saint Edmund’s (Two Peti- 
tions), 311. Bushey, 289. Bwlchnewydd, 289. Cadney-cum- 
Howsham, 276. adoxton, near Neath, 311. Caerleon, 399. 
Calne, 330. Camberwell,316. Camberwell, Denmark-place, 319. 
Camborne, 491. Canterbury, 311. Canterbury, All Saints, 
(Chairman of a Vestry Meeting), 262. Canterbury, Saint Gregory, 
276. Canterbury, Saint Mildred, 330. Capel Isaac, 239. Capel 
Sul, 289. Cappel, Gwyn Ceirchiog, 311. Cardiff, 289. Carl- 
ton, 393. Carmarthen, 311. Carmel (Two Petitions), 289. 
Castle Combe, 262. Cefn Mawr (Three Petitions), 393. Cefy 
Bycham, 393. Chalford, 248. Chard, 207. Chard, South, 207. 
Charlbury, 393. Charlestown, with Pendleton, 262. Charles- 
worth, 393. Charmouth, 435. Chart, Great, 276. Chatham, 
336. Chatteris, 272. 316. Checkley, 311. Chelmondiston, 289. 
Chelmsford, 393. Chelmsford (Chairman of a Meeting), 207. 
Cheltenham, 319. Chelvey, 383. Chenies, 311. Chesham, 528, 
Cheshunt, 383. Chester, Presbyterian Ministers of the Count 
of, 262. Chester-le-Street, 311. Chester-le-Street (Two Peti- 
tions), 316. Chinnock, East, 416. Chinnor, 399. Chippenham, 
311. 319. 360. Chipping Campden, 399. an Ongar, 393. 
Chislett, 276. Chiverell, 360. Chowbent, 360. Christ Church, 
Surrey, 383. Cilyewm, 393. Cilyewym, Sion Chapel, 393. 
Clack and Goatacre, 319. Clapham, 289. Clavering, 285. 
Claxby and Normanby, 276. Clear’s, Saint, &amp;c., 289. Cleck- 
heaton, 393. Clerkenwell, Saint James, 360. Clipstone, 360. 
Clovelly, 367. Clutton, 393. Cockerton, 444. Coggeshall, 
383. Colerne, 248. Collingbourn Ducis, 448. Columb, Major, 
Saint, 399. Colyton, 416. Colyton (Independent Ministers), 
276. Combs, 409. Conwil Caio (Two Petitions), 289. Conwil 
Elvet, 289. Corsham, 207. oseley, 311. Costessy, 393. 
Cotton End, 393. Coventry, Cow Lane Chapel, 393. Coventry, 
High Street Chapel, 393. Coventry (Inhabitants), 393. Co- 
ventry (Stoke), 393. Coventry, Vicar Lane —— 393. Co- 
ventry, Wells Street Chapel, 393.  miose est Orchard 
Chapel, 393. Coventry, White Friars Lane Chapel, 393. Cow- 
bridge, 330. Cowes, East, 393. Cowes, West, 438. Cran- 
brook, 262. Cranfield, 393. Crawley, North, 393. Crewkerne, 
311. Crook, 276.311. Crowfield, 289. Croydon, 285. Cry- 
gybar, 289. Crynant, 330, Cuckfield, 393. Cuddington, 528. 
Cullompton, 311. Cumbernauld, 311. Cumberworth, 289. 
Cupar Fife, 393. Cupar Fife (United Associate Congregation), 
276. Cwmdu, 289. Cwmsarnddu, 393.—Dacre, 272. Dal- 
keith, 393.. Darby, Hand and Netherton, 393. Darlington, 272. 
Dartford, 435. Dartmouth, 311. Darwen, Ebenezer Chapel, 
319. Daventry, 311. Daventry Circuit, 272. Deal, Lower 
Street Chapel, 360. Deal, Nelson Street, 360. Debden, 248. 
Debenham, 289. Dedham, 383, Deer, New, 272. Denbigh, 
289. Denbigh-in-the-West, 248. Deptford, 227. 383. Dept- 
ford New Cross, 289. Deptford, Saint Paul, 383. Derby, All 
Saints, 311. Derby, Saint Alkmund, 311. Derby (Chairman 
and Secretary of a Meeting of the Ministers and Messengers of 
Dissenting Churches of the Congregational Order in the County 
of Derby), 316. Derby, Saint Michael, 311. Derby, Saint 
Peter, 276. Derby, Saint Werburgh, 276. Devizes, 311. 
Devon, County of, 468. Devon, North of, (Independent Minis- 
ters), 311. Devonport, 272. 393. Devonport, Pembroke Street 
Chapel, 393. Dillicar, 330. Ditchling, 404. Dorset, County 
Association, Chairman of a Meeting of Pastors, Deacons and 
Members of the Independent Churches connected with, 289. 
Dover, 289. Downton, 448. Drumcliffe, 380. Dublin, Saint 
James’s, 393. Dudley, Five Ways, 393. Dudley, King Street 
Chapel, 393. Dudley, New Street Chapel, 393. Dudley Port, 
393. Dudley, Wolverhampton Street, 393. Dufton, 370. Du- 
kinfield, 262. 393. Dumbarton, 289. Dumfries, 393. Dunas 
Colliery and Yystradyfodog, 330. Dunmow, Great, 383. Dun- 
stable, 472. Durham, Easington Lane, 319. Durleigh, 383. 
Dursley, 409.— Earl Soham, 319. Earls Colne, 289. 336. 
Easington, 319. Eastcombs, 248. Eastington, 289. Eastry, 
276. Eastwood, 393. Ebley, 289. Eccles (Two Petitions), 
237. Eccles, 319. 367. Eccleshill, 272. Edgeware, 173. Edin- 
burgh, Members of the Bristo Street United Secession Congre- 
gation, 300. Edinburgh (Lord Provost, &amp;c.), 300. Edington, 
311, Egham, 248. gremont, 276. Eldon Street, Finsbury, 
311. Elland, 370. Ellesmere, 316. 370. Elmstone, 276. Ely, 
393. Embsay-cum-Eastby in Craven, 311. Enmore, 383. 
Epping, 311. Erringden, 289. Evenwood and Barony, 311. 
Exeter (Two Petitions), 262. Eye,319. Eyke,367. Eythorne, 
399 —Falmouth, 272. Fareham, 468. Farndon, 360.  Farn- 
ham (Surrey), 272. Farsley, 393. Faversham, 330. Fecring, 
393. Feckenham, 289. Feckenham (Baptists), 276. Ffynon 
Henry and Rhydy-gan’au, 289. _Filstead, 383. Fleet, 262. 
Fletching and Newis &lt;, 649. Foleshill, 393. Ford Dinton, 398. 
Foulmire, 272. 463. Framlingham, 319. Framsden, 289. 
Frome Selwood, 319. Fulwood, 543.—Gamlingay, 491. Gedney, 
262. Gedney Hill, 360. ——— 393. Gidding, Great, 
398. Glamford Briggs, 276. Glamford Briggs (Minister and 
Deacons of the Independent Chapel), 276. Glascoed, 398. 
Glasgow, Association for promoting Religious Liberty, Directors 
of, 330. Glen, Great (Wesleyans), 409. Glenfield, 463. Glyn- 
nedd, 311. Glynn Frian, 319. Goathurst, 383. Godalming, 
330. Godmanchester, 398. Golcar, 248. 311. Gome ; 
Great, 





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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued) —relative to— 


Church Rates—-continued. 
In favour of the proposed Measure—continued. 
Great, Gore Chapel, xc11. 393. Goole, 393. Gornal Wood, 393. 
Gorran, 409. Gorton, 316. Gorton (Two Petitions), 262. Gor- 
ton, Aspinal Smithy, 316. Goytre, 398. Grafton Street, Soho, 
Westminster, 289. Gravesend, 272. Gravesend and Milton, 
311. Greenford, 289. Greenock, Voluntary Church Society 
(Chairman of a Meeting), 248. Greenwich, 393. Greenwich, 
London Street, 289. Grinstead, 393. er 272. 
Gwynfair, 289.—Haborough, 276. Hackney, 289. ackney, 
Saint John, 393. Haddenham, 370. 383. 398. Hadham, Little, 
383. Hadleigh, 319. _ Haldybrenin, 289. Halesworth, 289. 
319. Halifax, Halifax Road Chapel, 370. Halifax, Pellonhane 
Chapel, 370. Halifax, Sion Chapel, 370. Halifax Square 
Chapel, 370. Halifax, Unitarians, 370. Halshaw Moor, near 
Bolton-le-Moors, 276. Halstead, 383. Ham, High, 383. Hamble- 
den, 393. Hammersmith, 319. 605. Hammersmith, George Yard 
Chapel, 319. Hampstead, 338. Hampstead (Saint John), 319. 
Hamsterley, 311. Hanley and Shelton, 370. Hannington, 319. 
Hanslope, 393. Harberton, 272. Hardington Mandeville, 416. Har- 
leston, 262. Harlow, 383. Harrold, 393. Harrow, 289. Hart- 
land, 289. Hartshead cum Clifton, 392. Hastings, 393. Has- 
well, 311. Hatfield Peverill, 311. Hathern, 468. Haughton- 
le-Skerne, 444. Hawkhurst, 289. Headcorn, 416. Heage, 398. 
Heanor, 393. Heanton Punchardon, 319. Heath and Reach, 
393. Hebburn, 404. Heckmondwike, 393. Heckmondwike, 
Lower Chapel, 393. Heckmondwike, Upper Chapel, 393. Hed- 
ingham Castle and Sible, 393. Helen’s, Saint, Lowe House 
Chapel, 367. Helston, 262. Hemel Hempstead, 311. Hendon, 
Brent Street, 360. Hendon, Mill Hill, 360. Henley-in-Arden, 
316. Henley-upon-Thames, 311. Henllan and Llanfallteg, 289. 
Henllys, 399. Henrietta Street, Saint Pancras, 360. Hepton- 
stall, 311. Heptonstall Slack, 393. Hermon (Two Petitions), 
289. Herne, 276. Herringswell, 468. Herstmonceux, 404. 
Hertford, 330. Hetton-le-Hole, 399. Heybridge, 393. Higham, 
360. Highgate, 399. Highgate (Baptists), 319. Highworth, 
319. Hilcot, 360. Hill Top, 393. Hippenholme, 393. Hitchin, 
383. Hockliffe, 393. Holmer, 370. Holm of Balfron, 385. 
Holt, 230. Holyhead, 262. 311. Holywell, 289. Holywell- 
cum-Needingworth, 360. Honiton, 289. Hook Norton, 336. 
Horeb, 289. Horham, 289. Horsforth, 393. Horsleydown, 
Southwark, (Union Chapel), 316. Horton, Little, 311. Hoxton, 
289. Huddersfield, 330. Huddersfield, Pole Moore, 248. Hud- 
dersfield, Salendine Nook, 248. Hull, George Street, 416. Hul- 
lavington and Stanton, 319. Hulme, Jackson’s Lane Chapel, 
319. Humberstone, 416. Huntingdon, 398. Hurworth, 444. 
Husband’s Bosworth, 360. Hutton, Old and New Hutton, 276. 
Hyde, 393.—Ickford, 311. Idle, 393. Ingham, 285. Ilford, 
Great, 311. Ilminster, 289. Inworth, 311. Ipswich, 289. 380. 
428. Ipswich, Bury Lane Meeting Honse, 319. Ipswich, Friar 
Street Chapel, 393. Ipswich, New Nicholas Chapel, 380. Ips- 
wich, Saint Nicholas Chapel, 319. Ipswich, Tucket Street 
Meeting House, 319. Ironbridge and Madeley, 289. Isle Ab- 
botts, 221. Isleham, 468. Islington, Saint Mary, 393. Issey, 
Saint, 399. Ives, Saint, Huntingdon, 262.—Jarrow, 404. Jeru- 
salem, Pembrey, 289.—Kelsey, North, 276. Kelvedon, 311. 
Kenchester, 330. Kendal, 276. Kensington, 393. Kentisbeer, 
289. Kentish Town, 289. 393. Kettering, 319. 399. Keysoe, 
393. Kibworthy, 360. Kidderminster, 188. Kidwelly and 
Ferryside, 289. Kilcolman, 380. Killebebill, 330. Killing- 
holme, North and South, 393. Kilmaenllwyd and Llanglydwen, 
289. Kilmarnock, 289. Kingsbridge and Dodbrook (Two Pe- 
titions), 289. Kingsbury Episcopi, 272. Kingsland, 262. King 
Stanley, 289. Kingsteinton, 289, Kingston-upon-Hull, 311. 
393. Kinross, 289. Kirbythure, 262. Kirkcaldy, United As- 
‘eociate Presbytery, 276. Kirkcaldy, 393. Kirkdale, 393. Kirk- 
heaton, 393. Kirton, 393. Knaresborough, 311. Knighton, 
468. Knowle, East, and Tenley, 311.—Lambeth, 319. Lancas- 
ter, 393. Lancaster, High Street Chapel, 393. Lancaster, 
Minister and Representatives of Independent Churches of the 
County of, 393. Lancaster, New Winsor, 360. Lancaster, Saint 
Helen’s, 316. Langadock, 289. 311. Langened, 330. -Lang- 
field, 289. Langham, 393. Langonoyd, 330. Langley, 311. 
Langport, 380. Langtree, 289. Lantwit, Major, 330. Lanva- 
bon, 393. Laycock, 360. Lavenham, 319. Lavington, West, 
416. Launceston Circuit, 311. Lea and Gursden, 319. Leam- 
ington Priors, 316. Lechdale, 360. Leeds, Chairman of a 
Meeting, 248. Leeds (Three Petitions), 262. Leeds, Belgrave 
Chapel, 248. Leeds, George Street Chapel, 472. Leeds, Mill 
Hill Chapel, 393. Leeds, Queen Street Chapel, 272. Leeds, 
Salem Chapel, 311. Leeds, South Parade, 289. Leicester, 289. 
438. Leicester, Bond Street Chapel, 316. Leicester, Friar Lane, 
289. Leicester, Harvey Lane, 289. Leicester, Unitarians, 289. 
Leicester, Upper Charles Street, 476. Leicester, Wesleyans, 409. 
Leigh, 311. Leighton, 393. Leighton Buzzard, 472. Lenham, 
428. Letham, East, 393. Lewes, 463. Lewisham, 311. Lich- 
field, 221. 262. Lincoln, Mint Lane, 330. Lincoln, Zion and 
Independent Chapels, 393. Linfield, 393. _Linthwait, 289. 
Liskeard, 330. Litcham, 393. Little Alie Strect Chapel, Good- 
man’s Fields, 393. Littlebourne, 276. Littleham and Exmouth, 
237. Littleport, 383. Liverpool, 399. Liverpool, Bethesda 
Chapel, 393. Liverpool, Byrom Street Chapel, 393. Liverpool, 
Great Crosshall Street, 319, Liverpool, Great George Street 
Chapel, 393, Liverpool, Hanover Chapel, 393. Liverpool, Lime 
Street Chapel, 393. Liverpool, Mount Pleasant Chapel, 393. 
Liverpool, Park Place Chapel, 393. Liverpool, Russell Street 
Church, 393. Liverpool, Soho Street Chapel, 393. Liverpool, 
Stanhope Street Chapel, 393. Liverpool, Tabernacle, Great 
Crosshall Street, 393. Liversedge, 393. Llanboidy and Llan- 
‘winio, 289. Llandebye and Llanvihangel, 289. Lilandidno, 289. 
Liandilovawr, 289. Llandovery, 367. Llanelly, 399. Llanelly, 





Church Rates—continued. 
In favour of the proposed Measure—continued. 
Velin Vole, xc1. 367. Llanerchymedd, 311. Llanfachreth, 383, 
Llanfihangel Abercowin, 289. Llanfihangel Ystrad and Dihewid, 
285. Llanfurnach and Eglwysfair Churig, 311. Llanfynydd, 
289. Llangan, 289. Llangarran, 370. Llangattock, 393. Llan- 
ibby, 398. Llangollen, 393. Llanon, 289. Llanover, 398, 
Tlanthiddlad, &amp;c.. 311. Llansaint-ffraid Glyn-ceiriog, 311, 
Llansarvel, 289. Llanthewy, 399, Llanwenarth, 399. Llanwen, 
and Llandyssil, 207. Llanwenen and Lampeter Pontstephen, 285, 
Lochee, 336. Loddiswell, 393. London, Allhallows Staining, 248, 
London, Barbican Chapel, 380. London, Beulah Chapel, Com- 
mercial Road, 393. London, Blandford Street, Marylebone, 289, 
London, Saint Botolph, Bishopsgate, 330. London, Bury Street 
Chapel, Saint Mary Axe, 272. Deputies of Congregations of 
Protestant Dissenters of the Three Denominations, Puccbytniion 
Independent and Baptist, within Twelve Miles of London, 311. 
London, Devonshire Square Chapel, 360. 399. London, Jewin 
Street Chapel, (Independents), 260. London, re Weigh- 
house Meeting, Fish Street Hill, 370. London, Little Prescott 
Street Chapel, 393. London, Little Wild Street Chapel, 360, 
London, New Broad Street Chapel, 380. London, Saint Olave, 
Silver Street, 370. London, Soho Chapel, Oxford Street, 370, 
London, Ward of Bishopsgate, 319. London and Westminster, 
Dissenting Ministers, 393. Loughton, 311. Louth, 276. Lud- 
low, 272. Ludgershall, 311. Lumley, Great, 316. Lydiate, 
272. 393. Lyme Regis, 336. Lymington, 237. 360. 399. Sadar 
stone, 237. Lynn, King’s, 319. Lynn, King’s, Broad Street, 463. 
Lynn Regis, 319. 393. Lyswen, 276.—Macclesfield, 262. 319, 
Madley, 393. Maesllech, 398. Maidenhead, 383. Maidstone, 311. 
428. Maidstone (Baptists), 311. Maidstone, Week Street, 311, 
Maldon, All Saints, 393. Maldon, Saint Mary’s, 393. Maldon, 
Saint Peter’s, 393. Malling, 311. Malton, 476.575. Malton, 
New, 476. Mansfield, Old Meeting House, 398. Manchester 
(Three Petitions),° 237; (Two Petitions), 262. Manchester 
Cross Street Chapel, 272. Manchester, Every Street Chapel, 
316. Manchester, George Street Baptist Chapel, 319. Man- 
chester, Oldham Street, 393. Siheubeuios Piccadilly Chapel, 
398. Manchester, Saint George’s Road, 360. Manchester, 
York Street Chapel, 316. Manuden, 383. Marcle, Much, 
370. Margate, 360. Market Bosworth and Barleston, 435. 
Market Harborough (Independents), 360. Market Harborough 
(Wesleyans), 360. Market Lavington, 416. Markfield, 468. 
Marsh Gibbon, 398. Martin, Saint, in the Fields, Westminster, 
319. Marston, 409, Marston and Poulshott, 360. Marylebone, 
All Souls, 311. Maryport, 330. Matlock Bath, 393. Melk- 
sham, 360. Melksham (Baptists), 360. Meltham, 262. Meols, 
North, 393. Merthyr-Tydfil, 393. Mevagissey, 409. Middle- 
sex, Saint George, 409. Middlesex, Maberley Chapel, 393. 
Middlesex, Saint Luke, 468. Middlesex, Providence Chapel, 
393. Middlewich, 383. Midgley, 370. Midmar, 272. Mil- 
burn, 289. Mildenhall, 468. Mile End, 262. Mile End, Mid- 
dlesex, Providence Chapel, 316. Mile End, Old Town, 605. 
Milford, Hants, 393. ilsted, 393. Minehead, 388. Missen- 
den, Great, 398. Mitcham, Zion Chapel, 360. Molland, 491. 
Monmouth, 360. Monmouth, Zion Chapel, 404. Monton, 367. 
Montrose, Baltic Street, 311. Morley, 311. Mortimer Strat- 
ford, 438. Morton, 383. Mothey, 311. Mothvey, 311. 
Mount Sorrel, 404. Mylor and Flushing, 367.— Nantwich, 
393.  Nanty-glo, 399. Narberth, 289. Narbeth, Meeting 
of Independent Ministers, 227. Natland and Helsington, 
330. Neath, 272. Neath Abbey, 311. Neatishead (Two 
Petitions), 393. Nebo, 399. Needham Market, 319. 
Neot’s, Saint, (Two Petitions), 262. Netherhay, 428. Net- 
tleton, 543. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Chairman of a Meeting, 380. 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Clavering Place, (Presbyterians), 380. 
Newington, Coles Street Meeting House, 428. Newington, St. 
Mary, Coles Street Chapel, 316. Newmarket, 393. Newmarket 
(Flint), 393. Newport, 319. Newport, Isle of Wight, 893. 
Newport, Monmouth, (Two Petitions), 248. Newport, Monmouth, 
399. Newport Pagnell, 393. Newthorpe and Kimberley, 435. 
Newton Abbot, 289. Nicholas, St., (Devon), 227. Northaller- 
ton, 207. Northampton, College Street Chapel, 393. North- 
ampton, Commercial Street Chapel, 393. Newthandiin Fish 
Street Chapel, 393. Northampton, King Street, 319. Northamp- 
ton, Mayor of, 319. Northowram, 311. Northowram, ey 
Hill, 370. Norton, King’s, 360. Norwich, St. Clement’s Chapel, 
393. Norwich, Octagon Chapel, 393. Norwich, Prince’s Street 
Chapel, 393. Norwood, 316. Nottingham, Castlegate Meeting 
House, 536. Nottingham, Friar Lane Chapel, 393. Notting- 
ham, Hyson Green Chapel, 393.—Ockendon, South, 272. Odi- 
ham, 404. Oldbury, 393. Oldham, Greenacres, 316. Olney, 
393. Oswestry, 393. 428. Othery, 383. Otley, 289. Ottery, 
St. Mary, (Protestant Dissenters), 276. Oundle, 221. Ovenden 
(Two Petitions), 370. Ovenden, Providence Chapel, 270. Over, 
330. Overton, Flintshire, 262.—Padiham (Unitarians), 369. 
Padiham (Wesleyans), 360. Painswick (Two Petitions), 289- 
Paisley, 167. 370. Pancras, St., 476. Pant and Domgay, 393. 
Panteange, 398. Pan-teg, 289. Patricroft, 367. Pembridge, 
370. Pembrokeshire (Moderator and Secretary of Baptist 
Churches), 504. Pendleton, 393. Peniel, 289. Penmain, 398. 
Penryn, 272. Pentonville, 289. Pentrelgwyn, 311. Pen-y- 
raig, 289. Penywain, 399. Peppard, 438. Perth, 311. 360. 
Perth (Chairman of a Meeting of the Guildry Incorporation), 311. 
Perth (Deacon of the Hammermen Incorporation), 311. Pe 
Moderator of the Relief Presbytery), 289. Peterchurch, 393. 
eterwell, 311. Petherton, North, 393. Petherton, South, 383. 
Pewsey, 311. Pimlico, 311. Pitchcombe (Two Petitions), 289 
Pittington, 319. Plaistow, 360. Plymouth, 311. Plymouth, 
Rehoboath Chapel, 311. Pontefract, 393. Pontrhydyrun, 399. 
Pont-y-berem, 289. Pontypool, Lower Trosnant, 399. va 












PETITION S—continued. 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Church Rates—continued. . 


In favour of the proposed Measure—continued. 

1, Tabernacle rte goad 399. Pontypool, Sardis Chapel, 399. 
ontypool, Trosnant, 399. Poole, 393. Poplar, Union Chapel, 
416. Portland, Island of, 330. Portsea, 262. Portsea (Two 
Petitions), 330. Portsea, Landport Chapel (Baptists), 380. 
Portsmouth, 393. Potterspury, 393. Potton, 491. Prescot, 
370. Preston, Kent, 399. Preston, Lancaster, 330. Prestwick, 
Stand Lane Chapel, 367. Price, the Rev. Edward, 399. Price, 
Rev. Humphrey, 289. Prittlewell, 393. Probus, 276. Pucke- 
Ti 398. udsey, 248. Purton, yg org, 311. 
Quina Brook, Wem, 272.—Rainford, 393. Rainton, t, 383. 
Rastrick, Bridge End gs“: 393. Rastrick, Members of the 
Established Church, 393. wden, 393. Rayleigh, 370. Read- 
ing, Broad Street Chapel, 393. Reading, Bridge Street Chapel, 
393. Reading (Inhabitants), 393. Reading, King’s Road Chapel, 
393. Reading, London Street Chapel, 393. ading, Salem 
Chapel, 393. Reading, Wesleyans of, 393. Redruth, 289. 
Rehobeth, 289. Reigate, 272. Rendham, 319. Rhos (Four Pe- 
titions), 393. Rhosymedre (Two Petitions), 393. Rhuabon (Four 
Petitions), 393. Rhuddlan, 289. Richmond, York,311. Ridge- 
mount, 393. Ridgewell, 272. Ringwood, 311. Risborough, 
Prince’s, 367. Rishworth, 370. Risley, 237. Rochdale, 618. 
Rochester, Chatham, Stroud and Brompton (Two Petitions), 370. 
Rodborough, 289. Romsey, 212. Roothing Abbotts, 393. Rox- 
ton, 303. Roydon, 428. Royston, 383. Ruscombe,289. Rushall, 
311. Ruthin (Two Petitions), 289.—Saddington and Fleckney, 
360. Saffron Walden, 237. 248. 272. 311. Salford, 289, Sal- 
ford Greengate Chapel, 319. Salhouse and Blofield, 393. Salis- 
bury, 311. Sandbach, 393. Sandwich, 360. Sandy Lane and 
Chittoe, 360. Sardis, 289.311. Sarum, New, 311. Sawbridg- 
worth, 383. Scalthwaiterigg, Hay and Hutton-le-Hay, 276. 
Scotland, Chairman of the Radical Association of, 285. Scotland 
Moderator of the Relief Church), 383.. Seagry, 319. Seaham 

arbour, 383. Seaton and Beer, 360. Selby-in-the-West, 393. 
Selston, 409. Selstone, 393. Settle, 248. Shalfleet, 393. Shapin- 
shay, 367. Sharnbrook, 393. Sharnford, 448. Shebbear Circuit, 
311. Sheffield, Garden Street Chapel, 393. Sheffield, Nether 
Chapel, 330. Sheffield, Townhead Street, 330. Shefford, 393. 
Shepton Mallett, 262. Sherbourn Hill, 316. Shields, South, 
East Street Chapel, 316. Shiney Row, 399. Shipham, 289. 
Shipley, 393. Shrewsbury, 285. 289. Shruston, 367. Sidmouth, 
Sid and Salcombe, 360. Sileby, 435. Sittingbourne, 463. 
Sittingbourne and Milton, 398. Skipton-in-Craven, 311. Slea- 
ford, 360. Sleddale, Long, 276. Smarden, 319. Smethwith, 
319. Smyrna, Cilewym, 393. Soham, 468. Soho, Little Chapel 
Street, 360. Solihull, 272. Somersham, 319. Somerton, 393. 
Southampton, 370. Southgate and Winchmorehill, 289. Southill, 
393. Southminster, 393. Southport,393. Southsea, 330. South- 
wark, 393. Southwark, Collier’s Rents, 393. Southwark, Great 
Suffolk Street, 383. Southwark, Guildford Street Chapel, 393. 
Southwark, Maze Pond Chapel, 404. Southwark, New Park 
Street, 383. Southwark, New Park Street Chapel, 370. South- 
wold, 378. Sowerby, Steep Lane, 370. Spaldwick, 398. Speen, 
528. Spencer Place, Goswell Street Road, 319. Springfield, 
393. Staindrop, 444. Stainland, 311. Stand, New Jerusalem 
Chapel, 367. Stand, Unitarian Chapel, 367. Stanfield, 393. 
Stansfield, 393. 468. Standsted, 383. Stanton, 463. Staple, 399. 
Staveley, Kentmere and Hugill, 276. Staughton, Great, 289. 
Staughton, Little, 393. Stert, Tithing of, 360. Stevington, 393. 
Stockport, 262. 380. Stockport, Presbyterian Chapel, 393. Stoke 
Ash, 289. Stoke Coldington, 393. Stokenchurch, 383. Stone- 
house, 289. Stortford, Bishop’s, 383. Stourbridge, 393. Stour- 
bridge, Members of the Church of England, Church of Rome and 
Protestant Dissenters, 276. Stowmarket, 262. Stow-on-the- 
Wold, 311. Stratford, 311. Stratford, Fenny, 605. Stratford, 
St. Mary, 605. Stratford, Stony, 393. Stratton, St. Margaret’s, 
(Baptists), 319. 360. Stratton, St. Margaret’s (Primitive Me- 
thodists), 360. Stretham, 393. Strickland Ketch and Strickland 
Roger,276. Stronsay, 367. Stroud (Two Petitions), 289. Sturry, 
360. Sudbury (Two Petitions), 316. Sutterton, 468. Sutton, 
Suffolk, 289. Sutton, Long, 262. Sutton Mepal and Witcham, 
468. Sutton, St. James’s, 360. Sutton Valence, 416. Swadlin- 
cote and Gresley, 393. Swansea, 416. Swansea, Bethel Chapel, 


393. Swanton Morley, 393. Swanwick and Riddings, 393. 


Sway, 360. Syston and Belgrave, 416.—Tabor, 289. Tainant, 
393. Takely, 383. Talley, 289.311. Tarrow, 370. Tattenhall, 
272. Taunton, 262. Tavistock, 393. Tealby, 319. Teignmouth, 
East and West, 227. Tenterden, 428. Tewkesbury (‘Two Peti- 
tions), 370. Tey, Great, 393. Theddingworth, 360. Thetford, 
370. Thornley, New, 316. Thornton, 428. Three Crones, in 
the Upper Division of the Parish of Llanrhidian, 472. Thurlton, 
602. erica 444, Ticknall, 393. Tintwistle, 262. Tipton, 
393. Toddington, 393. Todmorden (Two Petitions), 316. Top- 
sham, 393. Torrington, Great, 289, Totham, Great, 311. Totham, 
Little, 393. Totnes, 227. Tower Hamlets, 605. Towersey, 393. 
Toxteth Park, 393. Tredegar Ironworks, Monmouth, 272. Tre- 
leacharbettws and Kilrhedin, 289. Trelech-ac-Bettws, 289. Tre- 
vethen, 399. Trevethin, Pisgah Chapel, 404. Trevethin, Sardis 
Garndeffath, 399. Tring,383. Truro,248, Truro(Wesleyans), 409. 
Tunbridge,311. Tunstall,289. Tunstall and Brownhills, 370. Tun- 
stead, 393. Turvey, 393. Tydd, St. Giles’s, in the Isle of Ely, 
262. T ldsley-cum-Speckerle , 360. Tynewydd, 289.—U ffculm, 
289. Ulceby and adjoining Villages, 276, Uley, 409. Ulster, 
Voluntary Church Society, Members of, 472. Ulverston, 272. 
Underbarrow and Bradley Field, 276. United Associate Synod 
of the Secession Church met at Edinburgh, 393. Unsworth, 360. 
367. Urchfont, 360. Uxbridge, 289. Ww adsworth, 393. Wake- 
field, 311. Wakering, Great, 248. Walden, St. Paul’s, 383. 
Waldridge, 399. W. singpals, 319. Walpole, 319. Walsham, 
North, 393, Walsham, North, and Bradfield, 393. Walton, 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Church Rates—continued. 





In favour of the pro Measure—continued. 

Suffolk, xcu.272. Wandsworth,272. Ware, 398. -Wareham, 393. 
Warford, Great, 285. Warminster, 330. Warminster and Deve- 
rill, 448. Warrington, 316. Warwick, 316. Watchett, 237. 
Watford, 289. Wattisfield, 289. Weald, North, 393. Weasen- 
ham, All Saints, 393. Welchampton, near Ellesmere, 370. Wel- 
low, 393. Wellow and Shelfleet, 393. Wells, Norfolk, 393. 
Welsh Newton, 416. Wem, 393. Wembdon, 383. Wendover, 
398. Wenlock, 276. Westbury (Baptists), 370. Westbury- 
upon-Trym, 393. Westdown, 360. estminster, St. Margaret 
and St. John, 330. Weston Zoyland, 383. Wetherby, 580. 
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, 330. Wheaton Aston, 330. 
Whitechurch, 398. Whitehaven, 276. 330. Whitwell, Selside 
and other Places, 276. Wick, Provost, Magistrates and Town 
Council of, 398. Wickham, 276. Wickham Bishop’s, 311. 
Wickham Market, 289. Wi 311. Wigborough, Great, and 
Tolleshunt Knights, 311. White, Isle of, George, St., Chapel, 
276. Wike, 311. Wilburton, 370. Wilmslow, 393. Wilton, 
367. Wingham, 276. Wingham (Pastor and Deacons), 360. 
Wingrave, 393. Winlaton, 316. Winscombe, 289. Winterton, 
393. Wisbech, 393. Wisbech, Castle Square Chapel, 393. Wit- 
hall Heath, 360. Withycombe, and other Places, 237. Witton- 
le-Wear, 311. Woburn, 393. Wokingham, 319. Wolverhamp- 
ton, 393. Wooburn, 311. Woodbridge, 360. Woodbridge, 
Cuttings Lane, 319. Woodbridge Hasketon, 311. Woodchester, 
289. Woodford, and other Places, 393. Woodnesborough, 276. 
Woolston, 272. Wootton, 393. Wootton Bassett, 360. Wor- 
cester, Lye Waste Chapel, 393. Worstead (Two ee 393. 
Wortley, 289. Worton, 360. Wrexham, Wern Chapel, 393. 
—— 428. Wycombe, 398. Wycombe, West, 370. Wy- 
ee am, 393.—Yeadon, 393. Yeovil, 272. 383. York, City 
of, 311. 


463. For Protection of their Interests; Of Lessees of the Dean 
and Chapter of Durham, xcu. 154. 


464. For provision for the Liquidation of Debts contracted on 
the Security of the Church Rates; From, St. Dunstan’s-in-the- 
West, London, xc. 156. 167. William Burton and Thomas 
Wilson, late Churchwardens of the Parish of St. Mary, Barton- 
upon-Humbter, 276. 


465. Praying that any Surplus arising from Funds in lieu of 
Church Rates may be | mt ge to the purposes of Education 
and the building of Churches; Of Timothy Trangott Triebner, 
XCll. 221. 


466. That the Rate may be laid on himself directly, instead of 
an indirect Payment through his Tenants, and that the Rate be 
limited to Sixpence in the Pound, &amp;c.; Of Sir Edward French 
Bromhead, Bart., xc11. 394. 


See supra, 401-415. 445; infra, 473. 775. 860. 1045, &amp;e. 


Church Seats : 
467. Complaining of the conduct of the Churchwardens in 
granting Seats to Private Families; From James French of 
Yarmouth, Lxxx11. 290, Pp. 


Church Service : 

468. For ensuring Service in all Churches and ow twice 
every Sunday; From Lieutenant General William Thornton, 
LxxX1v. 352, p.———For the Revision thereof; From John 
Joseph Stockdale, rxxxvit. 344, That the public preach- 
ing of the Gospel be conducted in the Irish Language in those 

arts of Ireland where Irish is spoken and best understood ; 

rom, Dunoon, txxxvi. 478. Glasgow and Ayr Synod, 384. 
Inverness Presbytery, 425. Irish Society of London, 450. Kil- 
manivaig, 509. Munro, John, 334. Perth, &amp;c., Synod, 379. 


Church and State: 

469. For the Separation of Church and State; From, Carron, 
Lxxxvinl. 342. Cummock, 220. Glasgow (Two Petitions), 342. 
Hamilton, 342. Kilmarnock, 342.———Aberdeen, txxx1x. 300. 
Adam, William, 187. Airdrie, 255. Aldermanbury, London, 
255. Alyth, 502.—Balfron, 437. Blackburn, 255. Bolton, 255. 
—Ceres, 255. Chard, 187. Chatham, 593. Crandell, William, 
252. Crieff, 502. Crompton, 568. Cumnock, Old, 319. Cu- 
par, 94. 255.—Denby, 121. Denny, 293. Draycot, Cerne and 
Sutton Benger, 444. Dunning, 502. Dysart, 502.—Edinburgh, 
Leith and Vicinity, 129.—Fenwick, 319. Finsbury Square, Wind- 
mill Street Chapel, London, 189. _Fruchie, 255.—Galston, 319. 
—Hamilton, 502. Hawick, 454.—Kelso, 255. Kirkcaldy, 255. 
Kirkintilloch, 255. Kilbarchan, 502. Kilmarnock, 241. Kil- 
winning, 365. Kinross, 255.—Liverpool, 114. London, Fins- 
bury Square, Windmill Street ay 189.—Mauchline, 319. 
Montrose, 502.—Newburgh, 255. inian’s, Saint, 255. Not- 
tingham, 255.—Oldham, 568. Orwell, 255.—Paisley, 255. 266. 
502. Paisley, Abbey Close, 255. Paisley, St. James’s Street, 
255.—Sneinton, 354. Stalybridge, 358. Stockton-upon-Tees, 
454. Sutton Benger, 444.—Tavistock, 234.—Wakefield, 187. 
Wick, 252. Wigan, 125. Windmill Street Chapel, Finsbury 
Square, London, 189. 

470. Against Separation ; From, Abbot Milton, ixxxrx. 482. 
Abbotsham, 423. Adbaston, 416. Aldersgate, 574. gg 
408. Alton, 380. Alwirgton, 403. Annesley, 416. Ashby, 
Great, 459. Ashford, 531. Ashfordby, 531. Ashton-under- 
Lyne, 255. Ashwater, 535. Astley and Corley, Chilvers Coton, 
389. Atherington and Yarnscombe, 423.. Attenborough, 416. 
Aveton, Gifford, 423. Axminster, 423. Aylestone, 459.— 
Barkby, 482. Barnstaple, 461. Barrow, 459. Barton, Not- 
tingham, 416. Bath, 416. Batheaston, 380. Belgrave, 428. 
Berrynabor, 459. Bicton, 389. Bideford, 459. ‘Billadon, 531. 

Bilston, 
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PETITION S—continued. 











I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Church and State—continued.. Church and State—continued. 


Against Separation—continued. 

Bilston, txxxrx. 428. Birstall, 428. Bishop’s Nympton, 423. 
Bishop’s Tawton, 461. 531. Bishopsteignton, 403. Blackburn, 
599. Dlecisessinapen, 423. Blewett Hinton, 423. Bloomsbury, 
Saint George, 494. Blymtree, 403. Bole, 416. Bradford 
(Devon), 535. Bradford, Wilts, 416. Bradley, 406. Bradninch, 
428. Bradworthy cum Pancras Wyke, 423. Brampford Spake, 
423. Bratton Clovelly, 474. Bratton, Fleming, 459. Breclifa, 495. 
Bridford, 488. Bridport, 555. Broadwoodlully, 459. Broad- 
woowidger and German’s Week, 535. Buckerell, 423. Buck- 
fastleigh, 416. Buckland, Egy, 389. Buckland Filleigh, 423. 
Buckland and Loddiswell, 403. Burrell Langley, 364. Bur- 
rington, 488. Burton Cotes and Hoxton, 459.—Cadbury, 425. 
Cadeleigh, 423. Calne, 380. Calverleigh and Loxbear, 416. 
Camelley, 423. Camerton, 423. Canon Stoke, 423. Carlton, 
416. Caterham, 518. Cayo and Llansawel, 535. Cenarth, 495. 
Chagford, 459. Challacombe, 461. Chelwood, 474. Cheriton 
Bishop, 423. Chewstoke and Norton Makeward, 380. Chiches- 
ter, 560. Chilvers Coton, 389. Chinnock, West and Middle, 
516. Chiselborongh, 516. Chittlehampton, 389. Chitton, 423. 
Christian Malford, 369. Christowe, 423. Chulmleigh, 569. 
Churchstow, 389. Cilgerran, 495. Clandon, West, 494. Clap- 
ham, 364. Claverton, 416. Clovelly Bratton, 474. Clyst Honi- 
ton, 403. Colaton Rawleigh, 389. Collumpton, 422. Combe 
Raleigh, 459. Combintenhead, 403. Combmartin, 459. Comp- 
ton Martin, 380. Congestone and Bilston, 428. Cornworthy, 
389. Cookbury, 474. Coomb Hay, 416. Corley and Astley, 
389. Cornwood, 403. Cossington and Wanlip, 459. Crea- 
combe, 459. Creaton, 403. Crowhurst, 522. Cruwys More- 
hard, 459. Cyres, Saint, Newton, 423.—Deane, West, and East 
Grinstead, 403. Denbury, 459. Devon, Saint Nicholas, 389. 
Dittisham, 423. Dodbrooke, 403. Dollas, 211. Dolton, 574. 
Dowland, 423. Drayton-in-Hales, 358. Drew, Stanton, 389. 
Drewsteignton, 423. Dudley, 560. Dunkerton, 423. Dunkes- 
well, 569. Dyke, 211.—Eastdowne, 423. Edenkellie, 211. 
Edmonthorpe, 459. Egg Buckland, 389. Enderby and Whit- 
stone, 459. Ermington, 423. Exeter, 416. Exminster, 416. 
Exmouth-cum-Littleham, 416.—Farnham, 574. Farway, 423. 
Farringdon, 389. Farrington Gurney and Poulton, 516. Flem- 
ing Brutton, 459. Forres, 211. Fremington, 459. Frensham, 
516. Frithelstock, 459. Frome Selwood, 380.—Gabriel Stoke, 
403. Georgeham, 459. Germans Week, 535. Gifford, Aveton, 
423. Giles, Saint, in the Fields, London, 423. Giles, Saint, in 
the Wood, 423. Giitisham, 423. Glastonbury, 465. Govan, 
269. Greenwich, 501. Grinstead, East, 403. Guildford, 494.— 
Haccombe, 416. Hallaton, &amp;c., 488. Hallatrow, 465. Halton, 
Holegate, 465. Halwell, 459. Halwill, 423. Harford, 403. 
Harpford-cum-Venottery and Newton Poppleford, 423. Harp- 
tree, West, 416. Hartland, 423. Haselborough, 516. eneuh, 
459. Henley-upon-Thames, 531. Hennock, 389. Hinton 
Blewett, 423. Hinton, Charterhouse, 416. Hittisleigh, 423. 
Hockworthy, 488. Holbeach, 523. Holcombe Burnell, 488. 
Holcombe Rogus, 459. Hollacombe, 474. Holne, 423. Hols- 
worthy, 459. Honiton Clyst, 403. Horwood and other Places, 
423. Hoton and Burton Cotes, 459. Hucknall Torkard, 255. 
Huish, 488. Humberston, 459. 
423. Ilfracombe, 459. Instow, 389.—Keig, 594. Kelston, 380. 
Kelvedon, 273. Kennisleigh, 403. Kennington, Carlisle 
Chapel, 428. Kenton, 380. Keyham, 474. Kilby, 459. Killy- 
man, 581. Kilmersdon, 482. 
Kingsbridge, 389. Kingsnympton, 459. 
loss, 201. Kirby, Monk’s, 255. Knighton, 459.—Lamerton, 535. 
Langley Burrell, 364. Leicester, 494. Leicester, Archdeacon 
and Clergy of, 428. Lenton, 416. Lifton, 474. 
ton, 459. Lingfield and Crowhurst, 522. Littleham, 389. _Lit- 
tleham cum Exmouth, 416. Littleton, High and Hallatrow, 465. 
Loddiswell and Buckland, 403. Lllandarrog, 495. Llandebie, 
495. Llanllurry, &amp;e., 495. Llansadwru and Llanworda, 535. 
Llansawel, 535. Llanybyther, 574. London, Saint Giles in the 
Fields, 423. Loxbear, 416. Lydford, 474. Lympstone, 389.— 
Malford Christian, 369. Mainhead, 416. Manningtree and Wix, 
560. Manton, 488. Marldon, 416. Marsland, Peter’s, 488. 
Martin Compton, 380. Martinhoe, 459. Marwood, 459. Milton 
Damarel and Cookbury, 474. Manbury, 423. Merton, 459. 
Meshaw and Creacombe, 459. Midsomer Norton, 465. 
Abbot, 482. Modbury, 423. Monkokehampton, 423. 
leigh, 423. Monk’s Kirby, 255. Monkton Farley, 416. 
mouth, County of, 221. Montacute, 516. Morchard, Bishop, 
182. Morebath, 423. 
416.—Netherex, 423. Nettleshead, 474. 
560. Newbold Verdum, 459. 
and Revelstoke, 423. 
ton Linford, 459. 


Newport, 461. Newton Ferrers 
Newton Harcourt and Kilby, 459. New- 
Newton Poppleford and Harpford cum 
Venottery, 423. Newton, Saint Cyres, 423. 
Devon, 389. Northam, 423. Northampton, County of, 358. 
Northleigh, 459. Northstoke, 416. 
Chewstoke, 380. Norwell, 416. Nuthall, 255. Nympton, 
George, 423.—Offwell, 430. Oldridge, 403. Otterton, 389. 
Ottery, Saint Mary, 459. Ouston and Withcote, 459.—Pack- 
ington, 403. Paington, 416. Pancras Wyke, 423. Parkham, 
423. Parracombe and Martinhoe, 459. Payhembury, 403. 
Peatling, Great, 459. Pencarrey, 535. Pensford, Thomas Street, 
389. Peters Marsland, 482. Petrockstow, 488. Peverell 
Sampford, 423. Peverton, South, 553. Perrot, North, and 
Haselborough, 516. Pinhoe, 423. Plumtree, 416. Plymstock, 
540. Pool, South, 423. Poppleford, Newton, 423. Portle- 
mouth, 425. Poulton, 516. Powderham, 416. Powell, Thomas, 
423. Prestwold, 459. Putford, East and West, 488. Putten- 
ham, 430. Pulhelly, 255.—Quentin, Saint, Stanton, 340.— 
Rafford, 211. Ratby, 459. Rattery, 389. Rawleigh, Colaton, 


Hundleby, 465.—Iddesleigh, | 





Kilmington, 423. Kilworth, 428. | 
Kingston, 423. Kin- | 


Linford New- | 





Milton | 
Monk- | 
Mon- 


Moretonhampton, 403. Muskham, South, | 
Newark-upon-Trent, | 


Nicholas, Saint, | 


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Against Separation—continued. 

LXxxix. 389. Revelstoke, 423. Roborough, 459. Rockbeare, 41. 
Rose Ash, 459.—Salcombe is, 420. Salford, 501. Samp- 
ford Peverell, 423. Sampford Spiney, 482. Satterleigh, 495, 
Saxby, 459. Seagry, 369. Seaton and Beer, 389. Selston, 255. 
Selwood Frome, 380. Shackerstone, 459. Sheepshead, 4go. 
Sheepwash, 416. Shepperton, 380. Shepton Mallet, 423. hij. 
lingford, Saint George, 403. Sibson and Stoodley, 398, Silerby 
Humberston, 459. Slapton, 459. Somerby, 480. South- 
leigh, 423. Southmolton, 459. Sowton, 427. Spinsy Sampfo 
482. Stanton Drew, 389. Stanton, Saint Quintin, 340, Staple. 
ford, 459. Staverton, 459. Stoodley, 398. Stoke Canon, 423, 
Stoke Gabriel, 403. Stoke-under-Hambden, 516. Stoughton 
459. Sutcombe, 535. Swanswick, 423. Sydenham Damarel, 
535.—Tamerton Foliot, 482. Tavistock, 482. Tawstock, 459, 
Tedburn, Saint Mary, 423. Teignacre, 482. Thomas, Saint, in 
Pensford, 389. Thornby cum Stoughton, 459. Thorverton, 416, 
Thurmaston, 416. Thurmaston, 482. Timsbury, 369. Tissington, 
532. Tiverton, 553. 423. Torkard Hucknall, 255. Torrington, 
Little, 488. Trusham, 389.—Venottery cum Harpford and 
Newton Poppleford, 423. Verdum Newbold, 459.—U pottery, 
430.—Wanlip, 459. Leer ae 423. Wear Gifford, 459, 
Weld, 406. Wembury, 389. festleigh, 423. Weston, near 
Bath, 423. Whetstone, 459. Whimple, 423. Whitchurch, 488, 
Widdicombe-in-the-Moor, 474. Widworthy, 403. Willoughby, 
Waterless, Great Peatling and Great Ashby, 459. Winchester, 
430. Wiston, Newton Harcourt and Kilby, 459. Withcote, 459, 
Withycombe, 403. Wix, 560. Woodbury, 459. Woolfar- 
disworthy, 494. 574. Woolley, 403. Workleigh and Satterleigh, 
425. Wymondham, 459.—Yarcombe, 403. Yarnscombe, 423. 
Yealmpton, 423. 471. For the Separation of the Union of 
Church and State; Of Inhabitants of Chatham, xcr. 160.———. 
Praying the House to preserve inviolate the Union between Church 
and State; From Crawley, xcu. 140. ———— 472. For the 
Separation of Church and State, and for theRepeal of the Corn 
Laws; From Members of Trades and Inhabitants of Dundee, 
LXXXIX. 229. See infra, 651. 


Churches: 


473. For vesting the Patronage in the Persons contributing 
to the Building thereof; From Carlisle, txxv1. 163, p——— 
For building Churches partly with Iron; Of Manufacturers, 
Lxxvi. 169, Pp. Another Petition of Manufacturers, 179. 
Relative to the Grants for building of Churches; Of Inhabitants 
of Newton and Failsworth, and of Levonshulme and Reddish, 
Lxx1x. 266, p. Other Petitions, of Inhabitants of Carlisle, and 
of Parishioners of Manchester, 282, p. Of Inhabitants of 
Chorlton Row; 336, rp. Of Inhabitants of Droylsden, 353. 
Of Inhabitants of Brigown and other Parishes, 405, p. 
Petition of Inhabitants of the Parishes of Brigown and other 
Places, for the building of Churches in Ireland, txx1x. 4065, p. 

For repeal of Statute, 5 &amp; 6 Edw. IIL., relative to 
Brawling in Churches; From Magistrates and others in the 
County of Suffolk, txxxu. 327, p.———Complaining of the 
difficulty of obtaining permission to build Churches, and of hold- 
ing Pluralities; From Rev. Thomas Smith, rxxxv. 201, p, —— 
Complaining of Church Pluralities; From Rev. Thomas Smith, 
LXXxvi. 133.— —For an Act to enable Parties bnilding and 
endowing a new Church to hold the perpetual Presentation 
thereof, after consecration, without consent of the Diocesan, 
Patron, or Incumbent of the Parish Church; From, Bocking, 
LXXxvi. 489, p. Bristol, 212, p.—Doncaster, 512, p.—Hather- 
leigh, 334, p. Hereford, St. Peter, 372, p. Hereford, 512, p.— 
Kendal, 489, p. Kingston-upon-Hull, 372.—Macclesfield, 451, p. 
Manchester, 347, p.—Rutland, 405.—Sheffield, 362, ep. Southamp- 
ton, 268, p.—Whittingham, 451. Wilson, William Carus, m. 4., 
451. Complaining of the want of Church-room for the 
increased Population; From Thomas William Blomefield, 
LXXXVI. 753. (P. 770.) For exempting from Poor Rates and 
Church Rates all Places of Religious Worship; From Minister 
and Congregation of Protestant Dissenters meeting in Argyle 
Chapel, Bath, .xxxvi. 188.———For securing to those who pay 
for the Erection of Churches a just proportion of Church-reom ; 
From Heritors and Householders of Kirkintilloch, txxx1x. 370. 
——— Against the repeal of that part of the Act of Queen Anne 
which requires the consent of three-fourths of the Heritors of 
Parishes to the erection of new Churches, the a of old 
Churches, or the division of Parishes; Of the Lord Provost, 
Magistrates and Common Council of Glasgow, xc. 206.——— 
For exempting from Duty Materials used in erecting Houses of 
Worship; From Navan, xcr. 119. Wareham, 159. Zion Chapel, 
King’s Inns-street, Dublin; York-street, Dublin; 223. Carlisle, 
268. Newton Abbot and Newton Bushel, 294. Whiterow Chapel, 
Spitalfields, 304. Saint Mark’s Chapel, Edinburgh, 330. Hen- 
field; Liverpool; 351. Union-street Chapel, Brighton, 393. 
Diocese of Meath, 446. Chester, 474. Henry David Dickie 
and others, 714..——Praying the House to provide, from the 
resources of the Country, such Churches as may still be required 
for the spiritual wants of the Population; Of the Archdeacon and 
Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Richmond (York), xcu. 588. 
———For additional Church Accommodation ; From Augha- 
lurcher, xcu. 487. Magheraculmony and Drumcheeran, 487- 

Templecane, 487. See supra, 465; infra, 1162. 


Churchwardens : 


474. Against serving the Office of Churchwarden; From 
Protestant Dissenters of Cork, uxxx1. 490, p.———For Inquiry 
into the Custom claimed by Clergymen to appoint one Chureh- 
warden of each Parish ; Met eorge Gunning, Lxxxv. 179, P- 


———For exemption from serving the office of Churchwarden 
’ 








PETITIONS—continued. 














Churchwardens—continued. 
From, Unitarian Presbyterians of the City of Cork, txxxv. 159, p. 
Presbyterians of Fethard, 573. Unitarians of Cork, uxxxvi. 271. 
p. 439.) Protestant Dissenters of Bandon, 278, p.———-Against 
. Custom of Clergymen appointing Churchwardens, and sub- 
mitting a plan for a more effectual Parochial Police; From 
George Gunning, Lxxxvi. 218, P. 


475. For empowering Payers of Rates to elect Churchwardens 
and Overseers; From, Harberton, txxx1x. 260. Widecombe, 
260. See supra, 447; infra, 776. 


Church Yards :—See supra, 328. 374. 681. 


Cider : 

476. For the Repeal of the Duties thereupon; From, Devon, 
yxx1x. 519, p. Hertford, 132, p. Chard; Ilminster; ixxxv. 
189.——— Against Persons retailing Cider without being licensed ; 
From Bridgewater, txxx111. 150, p. Bristol, 428. Bruton, 390, p. 
—Castle Cary, 390, p. Chard, 210, p—Devonport, 361, p.— 
Plymouth, Devonport, Stoke Damerel and East Stonehouse, 361, p. 
~ kone, 326. Somerset and Gloucester Counties, Inhabitants 
of, in the vicinity of Bristol, 456, rp. Stoke Damerel, 361, p. 
Stonehouse, East, 361, p.—Tiverton, 231, a 305, P. 
—Wells City, 390, rp. Wincanton, Bruton and Castle Cary, 
390, p.—Yeovil, 279, p.————In favour of retailing Cider without 
License; From, J “any ge Mechanics, &amp;c. of Bristol, txxx11. 
456, p.———Against the Retailers of Cider without Licenses ; 
From Licensed Innkeepers and Victuallers in Hereford, txxx1v. 
20, P. 


Cinque Port Pilots : 

477. Foramodification or repeal of the Acts for the Regulation 
of Pilots and Pilotage in the Liberties of the Cinque Ports; 
From Boatmen of Deal, txxxviu. 267. Boatmen of Dover, 
197. 


Cirencester and Cricklade Road : 
478. Of Commissioners under Act of last Session, com- 
plaining of the Expenses incurred in obtaining the Act; ixxvum. 
126. 


Civil Bill Courts : 

, 479. Foran alteration of the Schedule of Fees; From At- 
. tornies of the City of Limerick, txxx. 41. For the amend- 
3 ment of Act; From Martin Jordan and others, 1xxx1. 403. 
, Praying that Practitioners in the Civil Bill Courts in Ireland may 
L be examined previous to legislating on the subject; Of Attornies 
f and Solicitors practising in Ireland, xcr. 305.——— For an 
| increase of Fees; From Attornies of Armagh, txxxrv. 237, Pp. 








r Civil List : 

480. Of Merchants of Liverpool, relating thereto, Lxxv. 203, p. 
0 ———For the abolition thereof, and Reduction of Taxation ; 
€ From Inhabitants of Stockport, txxxvi. 128.— —For an In- 
e quiry into each Grant in the Pension List; From Balfour, txxxrx. 
‘ 293. Chichester, 560. 

ly Claridge, Sir John T. : 

d 481. Complaining of not having been promoted to the office 
ns of a Judge in India; Of Sir John Thomas Claridge, late Re- 
iy corder of the Prince of Wales Island, &amp;c., xc. 645. 

4) 

r Clark, John: 

. 482. Complaining of his being compelled to work in the Tread 
fo Mill at Northallerton Gaol; txxvit. 320, p. 

D- 

9 Cleave, John: 

16 483. For his Liberation from Prison, for vending Knowledge 
d, at a cheap rate; From the President, &amp;c. of the Manchester Repeal 
d Association, Lxxx1x. 501.——Complaining of the seizure of his 
J Printing Press and Types, under a Judgment of the Court of 
le Exchequer ; Of John Cleave, xc. 601. 

} 

4 Clergy : ; 

0. 484. For abolishing unnecessary Non-Residents and Plu- 
ne ralities; From, James Ivory Holmes, ixxxu. 105, P.——— 
of Stating opinion in respect of Clergymen ag placed in any Com- 
ld mission of the Peace; From St. George Lyster, txxxvi. 872. 
st, ———For the Repeal of all compulsory Laws for the Support of 
— Ministers of the Gospel; From reage, LXXXVIII. 215.———For 
of the immediate Relief and effectual Protection of the Protestant 
el, Clergy in Ireland; From King’s Lynn, uxxxvint. 262.———For 
le, the emancipation of the Clergy from their Civil Disabilities ; 
el, From Rev. Henry Raper Slade, txxxvint. 599.———For en- 
n= forcing the legal Residence of an officiating Minister in their 
3. respective Parishes; From Churchwardens of Laughton-en-le- 
cie Morthen, and other Parishes, York, uxxxvim. 490.——Com- 
he plaining of the system of Pluralities and Non-Residence of the 
ed Clergy, and for relieving the Bishops from their attendance in the 
nd House of Lords; From Inhabitants of Uxbridge, txxx1x. 390. 
38. ——— For an Increase of Emoluments in Small Livings where 
la a Lectureship is endowed ; From Solomon Pigott, a.m. uxxx1x. 
37. 448, For augmenting Small Livings; From John Liomin, 


LXxxix. 397.—-——For enabling Clergymen to hold Preferment 
against the veto of Bishops or others in authority, and to repeal 
80 much of the Act 41 Geo. III. c. 63, as prevents Persons in 


omt Holy Orders not holding Benefices with cure of Souls from be- 
iry coming Members of Parliament; Of Cornelius Griffin, Clerk, 
ch- XC. 649.._—-Complaining of the grievances they endure by 
y Pe means of the Non-Residence and the Non-Performance of Clerical 
en; Duties in Person by their Pastor; Of Parishioners of the united 
om, Parishes of Christchurch, Newgate Street, and Saint Leonard's, 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 





Clergy—continued. 
Foster Lane, in the City of London, xc1. 348,———That he may 
not be disturbed in the enjoyment of the right of Non-Residence ; 
Of the Rev. George Preston, Vicar and Rector of Christchurch, 
Newgate Street, and Saint Leonard, Foster Lane, xc1. 357.—— 
Praying that it may be enacted, that on the avoidances of the 
present Incumbents, their Successors shall be required to perform 
their duties in Person; Of Churchwardens and Overseers and 
other Inhabitants of Saint Mary-le-Strand, xcr. 426. 

See supra, 259. 351. 478, 474; infra, 737. 858. 1185. 1444. 
1659. 1785. 1792. 


Clerk, Sir Arthur :—see infra, 1944. 
Clerkenwell Parish : 


485. A ainst the Erection of a new Church in that Parish; 
From Inhabitant Householders, txxxv1. 410. 


Clerks of the Peace: 


486. Praying for Salaries in lieu of Fees; From, Robert Smith, 
of Monaghan, txxvin. 111, Pp. Daniel ot any tae of Limerick, 
120, p.———For Remuneration for preparing Parliamentary Re- 
turns ; Of William Vidler Langridge, Clerk of the Peace for the 
County of Sussex, xc. 82.———For Remuneration for making 
Returns to Orders of the House, offered ; but The King’s Recom- 
mendation not being signified, the Petition was not received ; Of 
Henry Newstead, Clerk of the Peace for the Liberty of Cawood, 
Wistow and Otley, in the County of York, xc. 330.——Com- 
pone of not having received any Remuneration for making 

eturns to Orders of the House; Of Henry Newstead, xc. 414. 
———Complaining of expense incurred by him under the Reform 
of Parliament (Ireland) Act, and other Acts, for which he receives 
no Compensation; Of John Mills, Clerk of the Peace of the 
County of Wicklow, xcr. 270. See infra, 949. 


Cliff, Thomas : 


487. For an equitable adjustment in the Financial Department, 
and an Equalization of the Taxes; Of Thomas Cliff, xc. 165. 


Climbing Boys :—See supra, 402. 
Clonfertmulloe Parish :—See infra, 1223. 


Clonmell : 


488. Complaining of having been refused admission to the 
Town; From James Thompson, txxxv1. 160. 


Clover Seed : 

489. Relating to the Adulteration of Clover and other Seeds ; 
Referred to a Select Committee (see Committees, 779). Of Seed 
Merchants of Worcester and Southwark, txxvi. 301, Pr. Of Seed 
Merchants of Warwickshire, Staffordshire, Leicestershire and 
Worcestershire, 350. Of Dealers in Seeds in New Malton, 350, p. 
Of Seed Merchants of Kidderminster, 362, rp. Of Farmers of 
Nottingham, and of Merchants of Nottingham, 370. Of Mer- 
chants of Edinburgh and Leith, 372, p.— Aberdeen, Seed 
Merchants, xxv. 406. Norfolk, Seed Merchants, 395.——— 
Praying for the repeal of the Duty on Clover Seed imported ; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Agriculture; From Dal- 
keith, xc1. 223. Barton-upon-Humber, 250. 


Coals: 


490. [1820.] For the Continuation of the Exemption from 
Duties on Coals carried Coastwise; From Carnarvon, Lxxv. 286. 
Conway, 286.—Haverfordwest, 241.—Merioneth, 302.— Pem- 
broke, Mayor, &amp;c., 279. Pembroke, Nobility, &amp;c., 241. Pwl- 
heli, 286. 


491. [1821.] Respecting the Duties thereon; From, Bo'ness, 
Lxxvi. 75, p.—Dysart and Wemyss, 137, p.—Edinburgh, Chamber 
of Commerce, 39, p. Edinburgh, Merchants, 108, p.—Forth, 
Frith of, 158, Pp. 164, Mc and Bo’ness, 75, Pr. Kirk- 
caldy, 137, p—Leith, Merchant Company, 158, p. Leith, Ship 
Owners, 71, p.—Newcastle, 264, p.—Sunderland, 188, Pp. 246, Pp. 
—Tyne, 221, Pp. 246, p.—Wear, 246, p. Wemyss, 137, P. 

492. [1822.] For making permanent the reduction on Coals 
carried Coastwise ; From Carnarvon, txxvit. 80. 

493. [1823.] For Repeal of Duties on Coals carried Coast- 
wise ; From, Allon, xxvii. 303, Pp. Andover, 472,P. Aylesford, 
293, Pp. Ayr, 105, p.—Barnstaple, 190, rp. Belfast, Cotton Spin- 
ners, 391. Belfast, Linen Bleachers, 387. Bermondsey, 94, p. 
Bideford, 253. Bloomsbury, 227. Bovey, North, 313. Brandon, 
353. Braunton, 313, Pp. rentford, New and Old, 253. Bridg- 
rule and Pyworthy, 296, p. Bridlington, 357, p. Bridport, 
146, Pr. Bristol, 326. Brixham,231. Bungay,415. Burrington, 
296. Burton Bradstock, 387, p.—Canterbury City, 253. Cardiff, 
372, p. Charlton, 162. Clerkenwell, 253. Coggeshall, 278, p. 
Columb, St., 231. Cork, 115, yp. Cornwall, Paul Parish, 264. 
Cranley, 194, p.— Dartmouth Hardness, 268. Dean Forest, 156, p. 
Deptford, 115. Dunmow, Great, 293, p.—Endellion, 326. Epsom, 
298. Exeter, 264, p.—Farnham, 235. Folkestone, 293, p. Forth, 
146.—Giles, St., in the Fields, 227. Greenwich, 102. Guilford, 
194, p.—Hadleigh, 468, p. Hardness, 268. Hartland, 285. 
Hatherleigh, 119, ep. Haytor, 326. Holsworthy, 285. Honiton, 
227, Pp. adie sag 396, p.—Ilfracombe, 124. Ipswich, 131, p. 
Ireland, North of, 408, p. Ives, St., 162, SB es yn, 382. 
Keverne, St., 200. Limehouse, St. Ann, 227. amt 253, P. 
London, 244, rp. Lymington, 171.—Maidstone, 293, p. Mary- 
lebone, St., 182, Pp. iddlesex, St. George, 124. Milton Abbott, 
348, p. Minehead and Alton, 303, p. Mortlake, 155. Mow- 
chard, Bishop, 432. Mylor, 278, p—Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 261, p. 
Newton Abbott, 253. Newton Bushell, 253. Northam, 194, p. 
Northfleet, 412. Norwich, 313.—Okehampton, 285.—Paington, 
268. Pancras, St., 182, pe. Paul Parish, Cornwall, 264. Penryn, 
244. Penzance, 162, re. Plymouth, 146, p. Poole, 285. Port- 
land, 253, p. Pyworthy, 296, p.—Rye, 253, p.—Seasalter, 345, p. 
Severn and Wye Railway and Canal Company, 285, rp. Shaldon, 

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752 PETITION S—continued. 











I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Coals—continued. Coals—continued. 


[1823.] For Repeal of Duties on, &amp;c.—continued. 

Lxxviir. 263. Singleton, 318. Southmolton, 194, r. Southwark, 
St. Saviour’s, 131, p. Staines,285. Steyning, 235. Sudbury, 156, p. 
Sunderland, 182, p. Swansea, 454, p.—Tavistock, 102,p. Teign- 
mouth and Shaldon, 253. Tintagel, 298. Topsham, 285, pP. 
Torrington, Great, 194, p.—Ugborough, 313.—Vitriol, Manufac- 
turers of Oil of, 408, p.—Walthamstow, 253, r. Wanford, South, 
326. Ware, 309, p. Watchet, 264, p. Wear, River, 182, p. 
Westbourne, 318. Whitechapel, 186, rp. Whitstable and Sea- 
salter, 345, p. Woodbridge, 244. Woolwich, 435, p. Wye 
Railway and Canal Company, 285, p.—Yarmouth, 278, p. 


494. Against Duties on Importation; From, Grimshaw, 
Thomas, txxvi. 278, p.—Stevenson, Joseph, 278, p. 


495. [1824.] For the Equalization of the Duties on Inland 
and Sea-borne Coals; From, Tyne, River, txx1x. 245, p.—Wear, 
River, 245, P. 

496. For a Repeal of the Duties; From, Abbotskerswell, 
LxxIx. 90. Abridge, 76. Aldingham and Urswick, 97. Ald- 
gate Ward, London, 45. Antrim, 136, p. Ashburton, 97, Pp. 
Austell, St., 33. Aylesford, 115, p.—Barking, 54. Barnstaple, 
81,P. Barrow, G. H., 337, rp. Belfast, 156. Belfast and Lis- 
burn, 386. Bermondsey, 76. Bideford (Two Petitions), 242. 
Bishopsgate Ward, London, 76, p. Bishop’s Stortford, 54. 
Blandford, 11. Boston, 120. Braunton, 222, p. Bridport, 125, p. 
Brixham, 64. Broad Street and Vintry Wards, London, 23, p. 
Broadclist, 76. Broad Street Ward, London, 11. Bungay, 115, pr. 
Burrington, 242. Burton Broadstock, 64, p.. Bury St. Ed- 
mund’s, 81.—Cambridge, 149. (p. 155.) Camelford, 76. Can- 
terbury, 6. Cardiff, 386, p. Cartmel, 131, p. Charmouth, 204. 
Cheshund, 54. Clifton, Dartmouth Hardness, 90. Clisthydon, 
14, Pp. Clyst St. Lawrence, 38. Colchester, 81, p. Columb, St., 
64. Colyton, 125, p. Combemartin, 106, p. Cordwainers’ 
Ward, London, 27. Cornhill Ward, London, 76. Cotherston, 
102. Crediton, 11, rp. Cripplegate Ward, London, 44, rp. Col- 
lompton, 76.—Dagenham, 102. Deal, 38. Dean Forest, 54. 
Dedham, 54. Deptford, 222, rp. Diss,381. Doddiscombsleigh, 
38. Dorking, 106. Dunchideock, 242. Dunheved, otherwise 
Launceston, 64.—Edmonton, 11. Ellingham, 64, p. Emsworth, 
110. Enfield, 11. Epping, 102. Exeter, 76, p. Exeter City 
and County, 222, rp. Eye, 6.—Falmouth, 54. Feniton, 76. 
Flixton, 81. Forest, New, 81, Pp. Framlingham, 110. Furness, 
High, 131, p.—Gillett, Richard, 347, p. Gillingham, 81, p. 
Gloucester Canal, 437. Greenwich, 76, p.—Hadleigh, 120. 
Harling, East, 54, p. Hartland,76. Hatherleigh,222,r. Hawk- 
hurst, 120. Hayle Port, 102. Helleston, 90. Hertford, 76, rp. 
Holdsworthy, 38. Honiton, 110, e. Hornchurch, 102. Hor- 
sham, 38, P. Hythe Town and Port, 81.—Ilfracombe, 38. 242, p. 
Ipswich, 81, p. Ives, St., 38.—Kenwyn, 81. Keverne, St., 6. 


+. nea 90. Kirkby-Cane, 27.—Lambeth, 136. Lancas- 


ter County, 97. Langafelach, 64. Lansamlet, 81. Launceston, 
64. Limehouse, St. Anne, 14. Lisburne, 386. Llanelly, 81. 
Lendon, and Places adjacent, 81, p. London, Aldgate Ward, 45. 
London, Bishopsgate Ward, 76, p. London, Bread Street and 
Vintry Wards, 23, p. London, Brickmakers, &amp;c., 282, p. Lon- 
don, Broad Street Ward, 11, p. London, Cordwainers’ Ward, 27. 
London, Cornhill Ward, 76. London Corporation, 44, p. Lon- 
don, Cripplegate Ward, 44, p. London, Port, 242, p. London, 
Queenhithe Ward, 81. Lyme Regis, 204, p. Lymington, 23.— 
Martin, St., Stampford Baron, 115. Mary, St., Church, Devon, 
90. Middlesex, St. Ann, 14. Milton Abbott, 196. Milton in 
the New Forest, 81, r. Minehead, 38. Moretonhampstead, 242. 
Mylor, 38.—Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 149, p. Newport, 76, Pp. 
Newton Abbott, 81. ewton Bushell, 81. Norwich, 76, p. 
Norwich Merchants, 497.—Okehampton, 242. Orsett, 102. 
Ottery, St. Mary, 45.—Padstow, 33. Paington, 38. Pancras, 
St., 54, p. Paul-near-Penzance, 6. Pehembury, 76. Penryn, 
14, ep. Penzance, 14. Plymouth, 14, p. Poole, 81, p. Port- 
land, 38.—Queenhithe Ward, London, 81.—Rainham, 38. Red- 
ruth, 81. Rockbear, 38. Romford, 38. Romney, New, 131, p. 
Roydon, 97. Royston, 162.—Sandwich, 102, Pp. Seasalter, 64, p. 
Severn and Wye aan and Canal Company, 38. Shaftesbury, 
44, p. Shields, South, 320. Sidmouth, 14. Silverton and 
Broadclist, 76. Singleton, 14, p. Southelmham, 81. South- 
molton, 76. Staines, 38. Stamford and St. Martin Stamford 
Baron, 115. Stewdley, 337, rp. Stockton, 54. Stratton, 54. 
Sunderland, Port, 81, rp. Surfleet, 81. Sutton, Long, 255. 
Swansea, Merchants, &amp;c., 81, p. Swansea, Portreeve, &amp;c., 81, P. 
—Tallaton, 38. Tavistock, 144. Tenterden,81, Pp. Thanet, Isle 
of, St. Peter’s, 81, Pp. Topsham, 81.242. Tormoham,81. Tor- 
rington, Great, 45. Totnes, 242, p. Truro, 27. Tunbridge 
Wells, 64.—Ulverston, 38. Upminster, 102. Urswick, 97.— 
Vintry Ward, London, 23, p.— Walpole, St. Andrew’s, 156. 
Walpole, St. Peter’s, 156. Walton, West, 156. Ware,23. Wat- 
chet, 54, p. Wear River 81,r. Westbourn and Singleton, 14, p. 
Whitstable, 64, p. Wimborne Minster, 81. Wisbech, 236, p. 
Wye Railway and Canal Company, 38.—Yarmouth, Great, 23, p. 


497. [1825.] For the Repeal of the Duties on Coals carried 
Coastwise; From, Alton, xxxx.111, p. Ashburton, 118. Ayles- 
ford, 122.—Beaminster, 122. Belfast, Linen Bleachers, 220. Bel- 
fast, Cotton Spinners, 264, rp. Berwick-upon-T weed, 439, p. Bide- 
ford, 110. Bishop’s Stortford, 142. Braunton, 180. Bridgerule, 
102. Bridlington and Bridlington Quay, 24. Bridport, 122. 
Brockdish, 205. Bungay, 102, p.—Canterbury, 70. Cardiff, 
102, p. Cheriton, 111, rp. Clifton, Dartmouth Hardness, 180. 
Clonmel, 264, p.—Deal, 16, rp. Dean Forest, Proprietors, 
&amp;e. of Collieries, 122. Doddiscombesleigh, 193. Drogheda, 
384, r. Dublin, Chamber of Commerce, 102. — Elling. 
ham, 123, Pp. Emsworth, in Warblington Parish, 110. 
—Filixton, 30.—Gedney, 180. Gedney Hill, 128. Gillingham, 





[1825.] For Repeal of Duties on, &amp;c.—continued. 

txxx. 110. Glamerganshire Canal Navigation, 102,». Glamor- 
ganshire, Proprietors of Coal Lands, 128, p. Greenwich, 133, p, 
—Hadleigh, 123,r. Harleston, 205. Harling, East, 70. Hart- 
land, 118. Holsworthy, 24. Hornchurch, 128, p. Hythe, 
111, p. 128.—Ilfracombe, 49, p.—Kirby Cane, 123, p. Kirkby in 
Kendal, 220.—Lancaster, 142. Langavelach, 110. Lansamlet, 
128,p. London, 133,p. Lyme Regis, 158, p.—Milton in the New 
Forest, 110. Moretonhampstead, 111. Mortlake, 128. Mylor, 
220.—Newton Abbot, 193. Newton Bushel, 193.—Okehampton, 
110. Paul near Penzance, 102. Penzance, 123, ». Plymouth, 
41. Pyworthy, 123, p.—Roydon, 142. Royston, 95. Rye, 118, 
—Scarborough, 102, p. Severn and Wye Railway and Canal 
Company, 102. Sonthmolton, 24. Stockton, 123; p. Stratton 
Hundred, 123, p. Sunderland Port, 118, rp. Surfleet, 128, p, 
Swansea, 49, p.—Tavistock, 102, p. Tintagel, 128. Topsham, 
133, p. Totness, 128, vp. Tottenham High Cross, 41.—Ugbo- 
rough, 384. Ulverston, 128.—Walpole, Saint Andrew, 128, 
Walpole, Saint Peter, 128. Walton, West, 128. Ware, 128, 
Watchet, 70. Wear River, Proprietors and Lessees of Collieries, 
118, p. Whitechapel, Saint Mary, 128. Wimborne Minster, 
237. Wisbeach, 110. Woodbridge, 122. Woolwich, 111, p. 
Yarmouth, Great, 123, p. 


498. For the Repeal of the Duty on Coals imported into Ire- 
land ; From, Bodmin, txxx. 152.—Cork, 41, p.—Lisburne, 419,— 
Waterford, 41. 


499. [1826.] Fora Repeal of the Duties thereon ; From, Belfast, 
Chamber of Commerce, Lxxxt. 113, Pp. Belfast, Persons residing 
in, 272, r.—Canterbury, 205, p. Cork County, 271.—Dublin, 
Chamber of Commerce, 120, P. Dublin, Householders, 211, p, 
Dublin, Manufacturers, 124, p.—Norwich and Yarmouth, Mer- 
chants, &amp;c., 358, p.—Pwllheli, 327, p.—Redruth, 176, p.—Yar- 
mouth, 358, Pp. 


500. [1826-7.] For Repeal of the Duties thereon; From, Ayr, 
LXXXII. 232, p.— Belfast, Cotton Spinners, 299, rp. Belfast, Mer- 
chants, &amp;c., 574, p.—Clonmel, 239, vp. Cork, 216.—Drogheda, 
363, P. Dublin, 239, p.—Galway, 367, p.—Limerick, 31, e.— 
Newry, 299, p. Redruth, 522, p—Waterford, 192, ¥. Winchel- 
sea, 299, P. 

501. [1828.] For the free Importation of Kilkenny Coal; 
From Persons interested in the importation of Kilkenny Coal 
in the Port of Cork, txxxm. 159. 


502. Complaining of a Combination of the Coal-owners, in the 
Counties of Durham and Northumberland, to vend or ship only 
a certain quantity of Coals each Month with the avowed object of 
keeping up the Price of Coals; Of Inhabitants of Sunderland, 


LXXXIll. 335, P. 


503. For Repeal of the Duties thereon; From, Thomas 
Jameson, Registrar of the Consistorial Court of Dublin, txxxm. 
390, v.—Inhabitants of the City of Cork, 415, p—Merchants, 
Traders and other Inhabitants of Belfast, 457, p.—Manufacturers 
and Merchants of Dublin, 484, p.—Merchants, Traders and Ma- 
nufacturers of Londonderry, 511, P. 


504. [1830.] Complaining of the Monopoly of the Trade of 
Coal Undertaker by the Servants of Licensed Victuallers; From 
Coal Whippers of London, txxxv. 97, P. 


505. Respecting his invention for lifting Coals; From Richard 
Trevithick ; Referred to the Select Committee on the Coal Trade, 
LXXxv. 203. 


506. For the Repeal of the Duty on Coals imported into Ire- 
land; From, Balbriggan, Lxxxv. 373, Pp. Belfast, 527, p.—Cole- 
raine, 474, p.—Dublin, Saint Audeon, 268, rp. Dublin, Saint 
Catherine, 268, p. Dublin, Chamber of Commerce, 268, P. 
Dublin, Saint Mark, 554. Dublin, Saint Mary, 420. Dublin, 
Saint Michael and Saint John, 403. Dublin, Saint Paul, 243, p. 
Dublin, Saint Thomas, 411.—Galway, 158, p.—Larne, 277, P. 
Londonderry, Chamber of Commerce, 527, P. 

507. For Repeal of the Duties thereon; From, Barnstable, 
Lxxxv. 411, p. Bishop’s Tawton, 419, rp. Bristol, 571, P.— 
Camelford, 183, p. Cardiff, 164, Pr. Chester County, 263. Chud- 
leigh, 419, p. Clifton, Dartmouth Hardness, 183, rp.—Dartmouth, 
183, p. Dean Forest, 541. Dee River, 263. Flint County, 
263.—Molton, South, 596, p.—Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 360. 465. 
Newport and Bishop’s Tawton, 419, p. Newton Abbott and New- 
ton Bushell, 419, p. Norwich, 68, p.—Pilton, 487, p.—Shields, 
North, 360. Shields, South, 465. Southwark, 141, p.—Teign- 
mouth, 406, p.—Wainfleet, 520.—Yarmouth, Great, 596, P. 

508, [1830-31.] For the Repeal of the Duty on Coals im- 
ported into Ireland; From, Belfast, xxxxvi. 202. John Mackenzie 
&amp; Co., 202, Pp. 


509. Against the Repeal of the Duties thereon; From, Pro- 
rietors of Coal Mines in Somerset; Somersetshire Coal Canal 
avigation Company; Lxxxvi. 296. 


510. For Allowance of the Drawback of Duty on Stock on 
hand, in the event of repealing Duties; From James Bowker 
and Robert Green, Lxxxvi. 327. - 

511. For Repeal of the Duty called the Richmond Shilling; 
From, Ship-owners and others interested in the Coal Trade be- 
tween Newcastle and the Southern and Western Ports of the 
Empire; Coal-owners of Newcastle-upon-T'yne; .xxxvi. 347. 
Inhabitants of North Shields, 347, p. 


512. For Repeal of the Duties thereon; From, Aberyst- 
with, txxxvi. 237. Alban, Saint, 202, p. Alford and Spilsby, 
237, rp. Allington, 237. Arundell, 209. Ashburton, 106. 
Austell, Saint, 190.—Bashishaw Ward, London, 237, P. Bea- 
minster, 237. Beccles, 222. Bedford Mayor, 222, P. Pog 

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PETITION S—continued. 














I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Coals—continued. 
[1830-31.] For Repeal of Duties on—céntinued. 

ford Merchants, 1xxxvi. 237, p. Bickington, 226. Bideford, 
160, P. Bishop’s Stortford, 264. Bishopsgate Ward, London, 
390. Blandford, 226. Bodmin, 222, r. Boston, 158, pr. Bothen- 
hampton, 237. Bradpole, 237. Bridge Ward, London, 229, 
Bridlington and Bridlington Quay, 130, rp. Bridport, 237. Bris- 
tol, 211, p. Brixham, 130, p. Broadwinson, 237. Broxa, 217, pr. 
Broxbourne and Hoddesdon, 209. Bungay, 222. Burnis- 
ton, 217,e. Burton Bradstock, 937.—Cambridge, 355. Canter- 
bury, Mayor, 199, p. Cardiff, 237. Cardigan, 256. Cayton, 
217, ep. Charmouth, 237. Chichester, 355. Chideock, 237. 
Clifton, Dartmouth Hardness, 256. Cloughton, 217, p. Cole- 
man Street. Ward, London, 217, p. Cordwainers’ Ward, London, 
243. Crediton, Clergy, Gentry, &amp;c., 226. Cripplegate Ward 
Within, 209, rp. Cripplegate Ward Without, 237, p. Cumber- 
land Coast, 199.—Dartmouth, 256. Deal, 243. Diss Town and 
Hundred, 169. Dublin, Saint Nicholas Without, 126, pr. Dur- 
ham, Proprietors, 237.—Exeter, 160, p.—Farringdon Ward 
Within, 217, wp. Filey, 211. Flixton, 211. Folkeston, 217. 
Fowey, 256. Fowton, 211.—Gainesborough, 237, p. Goole, 
160, p. 169. Gwennap, 243.—Hackness, 217,p. Hardness, 256. 
Harrington, 199. Harwood Dale, 217, vp. Hatherleigh, 256. 
Hitchin, 264. Hoddesdon, 209. Holsworthy, 169. eden, 
217. Hull, 118, rp. Hunmanby Filey, 211. Hutton Bushell, 
217,P. Hythe, Mayor, &amp;c., 222, p. Hythe, Saint Leonard, 254. 
—Islington and Bickington, 226. Ipswich, 75. Irton, 217, p. 
—Kingsbridge, 169. King’s Lynn, 169. Kingston-upon-Hull, 
57. Launceston, 106, p. Lebberston, 217, ep. Leonard, Saint, 
Hythe, 254. Loder, 237. London, Lord Mayor, 172, rp. Loughor, 
226, ep. Lymington, 272.—Machynlleth, 331. Margate, 243. Meva- 
issey, 229. Mauston, 221.—Neath, 184,p. Neots, Saint, 331. 
Netherbury, 237. Newby, 217, p. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Incorpo- 
rated Companies, 145, p. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Mayor, Alder- 

men, &amp;c., 172, p. Newcastle, Ship Owners, &amp;c., 237. Newing- 

| ton, Saint Mary, 451, p. Norwich, 237.—Penzance, 222. Ports- 
mouth, 237. pana 237.—Ramsgate, 243. Reighton, 211. 
Romney, New, 229. Royston, 211, p.—Saltash, 237. Scarbo- 
rough, 47, Pp. Sealby, &amp;c., 217, p. Seamer, 217,p. Selby, 384. 
Shoreham, New, 347. Southmolton, 86. Spalding, 177, rp. Spe- 
ton, 211. Spilsby, 237, p. Stainton Dale, 217, rp. Staxton, 211. 
Stockton-upon-Tees, 226. Sunderland, Coal Fitters, 222, p. Sun- 
derland, Ship Owners, 86, rp. Sunderland, Merchants, &amp;c., 86, P. 
Swansea, 199. Symondsbury, 237.—Teignmouth, 226, p. Tops- 
ham, 106. Torquay, 169. Tyne River, Peers and Proprietors of 


wy 


y Coal Mines on, 75, p.—Vintry Ward, London, 211, p.—Watchet, 
f 282. Waterford, Chambers of Commerce, 211, Pp. Waterford, 
‘ Mayor, &amp;c., 237, p. Whitby, 169. Willerby, 211. Wisbech, 
Burgesses, 75. Wisbech, Inhabitants, 126. Workington and Har- 
. rington, 199.—Yarmouth, Great, 226, Pp. 
" 513. For Repeal of the Duties thereon ; From St. Ives (Hunt- 
, ingdon), Lxxxvi. 549. 
‘ 514. For Repeal of the Export Duties thereon; From, Auck- 
| land, Bishop, txxx1x. 289. Auckland, Saint Helen’s, and Auck- 
land, West, 289.—Bishop Auckland, 289.—Cockfield, &amp;c., 289. 
f —Darlington, 289.—Etherley, 289.—Houghton-le-Spring, 284. 
n Middlesbro’-upon-Tees, 289.—Shildon, 289. Swansea, 289.— 
Tyne and Wear, Pitmen, 501. Wear, 501. Wilton-le-Wear and 
d Etherley, 289. 
9 515. For continuing the present pene Duty on the Ex- 
agen of Coals to Nations on terms of Reciprocity; From 
= Ship-owners of Sunderland, txxx1x. 118. 
3 516. For placing Coals on the same footing in regard to Duty 
" as all other articles; From Merchants and others of Kingston- 
. upon-Hull, rxxx1x. 187. 
- 517. For a Committee to inquire into the State of the Coal 
Pp. Trade; Of Members of a Committee of Inhabitants of the City 
of Westminster, xc1. 393. Referred to the Select Committee on 
" the Coal Trade, 423. 
- 518. Complaining of the Opposition offered to the South Dur- 
i ham Railway, and Durham (South West) Railway Bills, by the 
h, great Coal Owners, as tending to maintain a Monopoly in Coal, 
y&gt; and praying for Inquiry; Of the Sheriffs of the City of London ; 
5. Referred to the Select Committee on the Coal Trade; xc1. 441. 
s 519, Fraying the House to pass the South Durham (South 
ne West) and South Durham Railway Bills, and others, which may 
| tend to increase the Supply of Coals, or lower the Price ; Of In- 
= habitants of Lambeth, xc. 634. 
L1e 520. For the Repeal of the Duties on Coal and Culm carried 
Coastwise; Of Inhabitants of Redruth, cxxxi. 136, p.—— 
r0- For repealing the Tax thereon; Of Portreeve, &amp;c., of Ashburton, 
al LXxxiv. 316, p. Of the Mayor, Bailiffs, &amp;c., of Clifton, Dart- 
' mouth Hardness, 330, p. Of Inhabitants of Exeter, 346, p. Of 
ls Robert Roe, Secretary to the Chamber of Commerce of Dublin; 
ae and of Inhabitants of Bideford; 352, p. Of Magistrates, Gcn- 
try, &amp;c., of the Eastern Part of the County of Devon, 367, p. 
&lt;3 Of Inhabitants of Totnes; and, of Redruth, 374, p. 
, 
be- 521. For Reduction of the Duty on Coals; and for ponies 
the the Circulation of One Pound Notes for a further Term; Of 
47. George Hodgkinson Barrow, Lxxxu. 315, P. 
522. For Repeal of Duties on Malt and Sea-borne Coals; 
S From Halesworth, txxxv. 495, P. 
vy? 
06. 523. For Repeal of Duties on Coals imported into Ireland, 
ea and against the Assimilation of the Stamp Duties of Ireland and 
= England; From Limerick, 276, Pr. Mount Melick, 403, p. 
rd, 


; * GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


aA Om a 


Coals—continued. 


524, [1821.] Against Duties thereon carried Coastwise ; 
From, Carlisle, txxv1. 394, p. Whitehaven, 394, r. See infra, 
777. 922. 


Coal Meters: 


525. Relative to Acts for the lation of the Coal Trade, and 
for the Repeal of so much thereof as relates to the Metage of 
Coals; From Thomas Bradfield, txxvu. 458.———[1823.] Com- 

laining of his dismissal from his employment as Labouring 
d Coal Meter; Of John Clayton, of King Street, 
Westminster, txxviut. 389, p.———Complaining of Frauds in 
the Metage; Of Thomas Bradfield, rxxvmi. 358, P.—Lxxrx. 
452, P.————Relative to the mode of recovering the Me 
Charge; Of Coal Meters of Dublin; Referred to the Committee 
on Dublin Local Taxation, txxx. 124..———Respecting the Ap- 
pointment of Coal Meters being vested in the Commissioners of 
Customs ; From Robert Roe, Secretary to the Chamber of Com- 
merce in Dublin, ixxx. 504, p——Complaining of his dismissal 
from that Office, and praying to be restored; Of Samuel Purser, 
one of the principal Leboudont Coal Meters for the City and Liberty 
of Westminster, txxx. 413, P. To be placed on the same 
footing as the Labouring Land Coal Meters of London and West- 
minster; From Surrey Coal Meters, uxxxvi. 564. See infra, 
777. 


Coal Mines: 


526. For application of his Remedy for the Security of Men 
employed in; from William Wood, txxxv. 536.———For exempt- 
ing Coal Mines and their Machinery from Poor’s Rates; From, 
Proprietors and Occupiers of working Coal Mines in the County 
of Warwick, txxx1x. 341. Proprietorsand Occupiers of working 
Coal Mines in the County of Stafford, 418.————Complaining of 
the principle upon which Coal Mines are at present assessed to the 
Poor’s Rates; From Proprietors and Occupiers of Coal Mines in 
the Staffordshire District, txxxrx. 354. 





Coal Whippers : 
527. For the Regulation of Wages; From Coal Whippers or 
Coal Heavers of the River Thames, txxxvitt. 432. 


Coast Guard :—See infra, 1076. 


Cobbett, William : 
_ 528. Complaining of the conduct of the Trustees of the Ken- 
sington Road; ixxrx. 393, p. See supra, 23.103; infra, 674. 


Cocoa:—See supra, 302. 


Cochlin, Lawrence : 

529. Complaining of his removal from the situation of Tide 
Waiter, without accusation or alleged offence, and praying the 
interference of the House, txxxvim. 509. Another Petition, 
LXXXIXx. 531. 


Cochran, James : 
530. Complaining of the conduct of Mr. Abercrombie, Chargé 
d’ Affaires at Berlin, txxxvit. 448. 


Coffee : 

531. For reduction of Duty thereon; From West India Plant- 
ers and Merchants, txxxv. 203, p.————Complaining of the 
adulteration of Coffee with Chicoree; From Dealers in Coffee in 
Edinburgh and Leith, rxxxvu. 301, p.———Petition of Mer- 
chants, Importers and Consignees of Coffee, the Produce of and 
imported from His Majesty’s Possessions in the East Indies, pray- 
ing that East India Coffee now in bond in this country, or which 
may be on its way, or which may be shipped in India before the 
promulgation of notice of the forms of certificate to be hereafter 
required, may be entered for Home Consumption on the payment 
of the Duty of Sixpence per Pound, xcr. 218. See supra, 302. 


Coffee House Keepers : 

532. For repealing the restrictions imposed on Coffee House 
Keepers in opening their houses before the time allowed by law; 
From, Brock, Isaac, txxxvi1. 360. Growers, Salesmen and 
others in Covent Garden Market, 350. London, Westminster, 
&amp;e., 413. 


Coffins :—See infra, 1161. 


Cohen, Levy Emanuel : 

533. Complaining of his Imprisonment for an offence against 
the Law of Libel, and praying for his release, Lxxx1x. 57. 
For mitigating the Penalty imposed on him, and for the Amend- 
ment of the Law of Libel; From, Chichester, xxxx1x. 88. Lewes, 
88. Newport (Isle of Wight),88. Rye, 115.———For his release 
from confinement; From Burgesses and Inhabitants of Hastings, 
LXXXxIx. 151. 





Coile, Barnard: 

534. Complaining of his Sufferings vg | the Rebellion in 
Ireland; Offered ; Motion, that the Petition be brought up, with- 
drawn; Lxx1x. 508. Complaining of his being arrested and 
imprisoned in 1808, on a charge of High Treason, txxx. 454, P. 


Cold Bath Fields Meeting : 

535-6. For inquiry into the late Outrage ; From Birmingham, 
LXxxviit. 514.———That the inquiry may be both rigid and deci- 
sive into the conduct of the Ministers of the Crown, the Police and 
the Judges; From Members of the Bath Political Union, 








Lxxxvil. 598. See infra, 672. 
Collier, 


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PETITION S—continued. 














I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Collier, Rev. Charles : 


537. Complaining of a demand made upon him by the Go- 
vernors of Queen Anne’s Bounty, for arrears of money advanced 
to a former Incumbent, for the Rendir of the Vicarage-house ; Of 
Charles Collier, Vicar of Hambleton-cum-Branston, Rutland, xct. 
607. 


Colliers’ Wages : 

538. Complaining of the present mode of calculating their 
Wages; Of Colliers of the Johnston District in Renfrewshire, xc. 
464. 

Collieries (Tyne and Wear) : 

539. Complaining of the refusal of the Coal-owners to employ 
them on account of their connexion with a Society established by 
them for their support in sickness and old age; From Pitmen 
employed in the Coal Mines of the Rivers Tyne and Wear, 
LXXXVII. 483, P. 


Collins, Elizabeth: 


540. For remuneration for the Public Services of her late 
Husband, ixxv. 402. 


Collonsay Island : 

541. Complaining of the distress of the Inhabitants of that 
Island, and praying for the means of emigrating; Of Crofters, 
Cottagers and Labourers in the Island of Collonsay, Argyllshire, 
xcll. 221. 

Colombia : 

542. For recognizing the Independence of the Republic of 

Colombia; From Leeds, txxvii. 485, p. Liverpool, 485, P. 

From John Lowe, of London, txxviu. 465, p. ———Com- 
jlaining of the misappropriation of the sums raised on Colombian 
Bonds: From Richard Partridge Lowther, txxxvi. 40. See 
supra, 45. 


Colonial Ecclesiastical Establishment : 

543. For Ministers of the Church of Scotland to officiate in 
the Colonies on the same footing as Clergymen of the Church of 
England ; From Thomas Easton, Moderator of the Presbytery of 
Forfar, Lxx1x. 282. (P. 303.) 

Colonial Property : 
544. For extension of the same protection to Colonial Pro- 
erty as is given to Property situated in Great Britain; From 
roprietors and Mortgagees of Plantations and Slaves in Deme- 
rara, Berbice and St. Lucia, txxxv. 367, P. 


Colonial Representation : 
545-6. For granting to each of the Colonial States the privilege 
of sending one or two Members to represent their interests in 
Parliament; From Joseph Hutton, txxxvi. 503. 


Colonial Waste Lands :—See infra, 906. 1627. 
Columbia :—See supra, 542. 
Comber Church : 


547. Complaining of the ruinous state of the Parish Church ; 
From Comber (County of Down), xcu. 274. 


Combinations : 

548. Complaining of a systematic and rooted principle of re- 
sistance and defiance to the Laws on the part of the Peasantry, and 
containing Suggestions for the remedy thereof; From Lieutenant 
and Magistrates of the County of Westmeath, txxxvut. 196, P. 


Combination Laws: 

549. [1824.] Against any Alteration; From Bolton-le-Moors; 
LXxX1x. 297, p.—Preston, 211, Pp. Against; From, Aber- 
deen, txx1x. 211. Arnold, 253, p. Ashton-under-Lyne, Jour- 
neymen Boot and Shoe Makers, 161. Ashton-under- Lyne, 
Journeymen Tradesmen, 217, p. Ayr Town, 179.—Barnsley, 
19, Pp. Bath City, 244, rp. Bettison, Daniel, 244,e. Blackburn 
and Clitheroe, 161. Blyth, 245. Bolton, Great and Little, 161. 
Bolton, Robert Ellison, 272. Bothington, 265, rp. Bradford, 
Journeymen Boot and Shoe Makers, 185. Bradford, Journey- 
men Tailors, 313. Bradford, Mechanics, 217. Brighthelmston, 
156. Bristol City, 185. Bury, Householders, 211. Bury, 
Robert Pilkington and Richard Kay, 272.—Cambridge, 319. 
Carlisle City, 161. Chatham,185. Cheltenham, 250. Cheshire, 
303, p. Clement’s, Saint, Danes, 395. Clitheroe, 161. Col- 
lumpton, 353. Coventry, City and County, Inhabitants and 
Artizans, 217, p. Coventry, Journeymen Ribbon Weavers, 303. 
Coventry, Daniel Bettison, 244, p.— Darlington, 272, p. Dept- 
ford, 272. Derby, 148, rp. Derbyshire, 303, p. Devonport, 
161. Dublin, Bricklayers, 265. Dublin, Printers, 272. Dublin, 
Working Tradesmen, 234. Dudley, 211, p. Dundee, Flax 
Dressers, 265. Dundee, Journeymen Boot and Shoe Makers, 
257.—Edinburgh, 319, p. Ellison, Robert, 272. Eton, 211. 
Exeter, City and County, 156.—Glasgow, Journeymen Boot and 
Shoe Makers, 353. Glasgow, Cloth Lappers, 253. Glasgow, 
Journeymen Tailors, 253. Glasgow, Operative Cotton Spinners, 
353. Glasgow, Operative Stocking Weavers, 319. Glasgow, 
Operative sodas, 353. Gloucester, 148. Greenock, 234. 
Greenwich and Deptford, 272.—Halifax, 222. Hawick, 253. 
Hereford, 211. Huddersfield, 282. Hyde, 265, p.—lInverness, 
297.—J ohnson, James, 490.—Kay, Richard, 272. King’s Lynn, 
211. Kingston-upon-Hull, 156. Kirkby in Kendal, 353. 
Knaresborough, 272.—Lancashire, 303, rp. Leeds, Inhabitants, 
313. Leeds, Journeymen Boot and Shoe Makers, 173. Leices- 
ter, Journeymen Cordwainers, 257. Leicester, Journeymen 
Woolcombers, 211. Liverpool, 179. London, 156. London, 
Journeymen Boot Makers, 168. 395. London, Journeymen 
Brass Founders, Braziers and Coppersmiths, 222. 234. 253. 395. 

London, Journeymen Carpenters, 253, rp. London, Journeymen 
Honse Smiths, 253. London, Journeymen Ironfounders, 217, p. 





Combination Laws—continued. 
Against—continued. 

London, Journeymen Printers, rxxx1x. 161. London, Journeymen 
Tin Plate Workers, 146. 395. London, Women’s Boot and Shoe 
Makers, 156. London and Southwark, Journeymen Hatters, 2, 
127, p. 132. 395. London and Westminster, J ourneymen Book- 
binders, 272, rp. Loughborough, 148, p—McKernie, William 
490. Manchester and Salford, Journeymen Carpenters, 319. 
Manchester and Salford, Journeymen Sawyers, 360. Manchester 
Oldham and Stockport, 161, r. Manchester, Journeymen Boot 
and Shoe Makers, 217, p. Manchester, Journeymen Cotton 
Spinners, 217, p. Manchester, Small Ware Weavers, 265. Man- 
chester, Weavers, 222. Micklehurst, 303. Middlesex, Artizans 
and Mechanics, 217, Pr. Middlesex, Journeymen: Smiths, 253, 
Montrose, 204. Mossley, 303.—Newark-upon-Trent, 319. New- 
castle-upon-Tyne, Journeymen Boot and Shoe Makers, 313, 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Ship Carpenters, 245. New Mills, Derby, 
217,p. Northallerton, 282. Norwich, 121, p. Nottingham, 
Journeymen Boot and Shoe Makers, 337. Nottingham, J ourney- 
men Silk Hose Manufacturers, 217, p. Nottingham, Mechanics 
and Inhabitants, 324.—Oldham, Artizans, &amp;c., 265, P. Oldham, 
Wool Hatters, 161, p.—Penrith, 253. Perth, 253. Pilkington, 
Robert, and Richard Kay, 272. Plymouth, 161. Portsea, 185, 
Preston, 353.—Quickwood, George Webb, of, 313, p.—Reading, 
156. Rochdale, Artizans, &amp;c., 244, pr. Rochdale, Journeymen 
Cotton Spinners, 360, Pr. Rochester City, 185.—Saddleworth, 
Artizans and Labourers, 185. Saddleworth, Workmen, 303, 
Salford, Journeymen Carpenters, 313. Salford, Journeymen 
Sawyers, 360. Sheifield, 91. Southwark, Boot and Shoe Makers, 
156. Southwark, Journeymen Carpenters, 204. -Southwark, 
Journeymen Hatters, 82. 127, p. 132. 395. Southwark, Journey- 
men Smiths, 253. Southwark, Journeymen Women’s Boot and 
Shoe Makers, 173. Stayley Bridge, 265, rp. Stockport, Cotton 
Spinners, 217, e. Stockport, Cotton Weavers, 211. Stockport, 
Wool Hatters, 161, Pp. Strood, 185. Sunderland, Journeymen 
Boot and Shoe Makers, 253. Sunderland, Ship Carpenters, 
234, p.—Tewkesbury, 136.—Wakefield, 327, p. Webb, George, 
313, p. Westminster, City and Liberties, 173. Westminster, 
Journeymen Bookbinders, 272, p. Westminster, Journeymen 
Boot and Shoe Makers, 211. Westminster, Journeymen Car- 
penters, 204. Westminster, Journeymen Smiths, 253. West- 
minster, Saint Clement’s Danes, 395. Whitehaven, 161. Wigan, 
204. Wilson, John, 490. Windsor, New, and Eton, 211. 
Witney, 360, rp. Wolverhampton, 230, ep. Woolwich, 146. 
Worcester, 217. Wymondham, 136.—York City, 179. York, 
Journeymen Comb Makers, 168. 


550. Respecting; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Combination Laws; From, Ashton under Lyne, xxx. 406, Pp, 
Ayr, Operative Weavers, 616, pr. Ayrshire, Colliers, 344. Ayre 
shire, Coal Masters, 461.—Bath, Journeymen Coachmakers, 421, 
Bath, Boot and Shoemakers, 426. Birmingham, Master Manu- 
facturers, 356. Birmingham, Operative Mechanics, 374. Bir- 
mingham, Master Builders, 402. Blackwall, Operative Ship- 
wrights, 332.  Bolton-le-Moors, Operative Mechanics, 461. 
Brass-founders, Journeymen, 369.506. Brighthelmston, Journey- 
men Sawyers, 478. Burnley, Journeymen Jenny Spinners, 402. 
Calico Printers (Journeymen) of Lancashire, Cheshire, &amp;c., 426. 
—Chatham, Operative Sawyers, 379. Chelsea, Operative Sawyers, 
391. Cheshire, Journeymen Calico Printers, 426. Cook, Mary, 
and Cook, Samuel, of Spitalfields, 504. Curling, William, 379. 
Curling, William, George Frederick Young, and their Sawyers, 
619, p.—Daventry, 370. Daventry, Operative Boot and Shoe- 
makers, 526. Deptford, Shipwrights, 379. Dover, Operative 
Sawyers, 411. Dubiin, Master Upholsterers, &amp;c., 326. Dublin, 
Joiners, 384. Dublin, Journeymen Saddlers, 434. Dublin, Jour- 
neymen Curriers, 434. Dublin, Journeymen Coachmakers, Flax 
Dressers and Chandlers, 454. Dublin, Manufacturers, 454. Dub- 
lin, Builders, 461. Dublin, Tanners, 475. Dublin, Journeymen 
Coopers, 543, p. Dumbarton, Association of Colliers, 391. 
Fletcher, Messrs. Henry, Son and Fearnall of Shadwell Dock, 
619, p.—Glasgow, Operative Cotton Spinners, 488, p. Glasgow, 
Operative Weavers, 582. Grieve, James Henry, 504.—Hallam- 
shire, Cutlers, 461. Haslingden, 402.—Ipswich, Sawyers, 478. 
Irvine, Weavers, 549, p.—Kingston-upon-Hull, Seamen, 374. 
Kingston-upon-Hull, Mechanics, 426. Knightsbridge, Operative 
Sawyers, 391. Lanark, Association of Colliers, 391. Lancashire, 
Journeymen Calico Printers, 426. Leicester, Framework Knitters, 
383. Leigh, Operative Cotton Weavers, 573. Limehouse, Opera- 
tive Shipwrights, 310. Liverpool, Journeymen Shipwrights, 374. 
Liverpool, Joiners’ Society, 374. Liverpool, Operative Sawyers, 
374. Liverpool, Blockmakers’ Friendly Union Society, 374. 
Liverpool, Coopers, 374. Liverpool, Journeymen Ropers, 374. 
London, Ship Caulkers, 332. London, Operative Sawyers, 379. 
London, Seamen, 391. London, Merchants, 391. London, Ladies’ 
Shoemakers, 397. London and Westminster, Journeymen Car- 
penters and Joiners, 469. London, Master Wardens and Com- 
monalty, 478. London, Journeymen Woolstaplers, 488. London, 
Tin Plate Workers, 488. London, Journeymen Tobacconists and 
Journeymen Shipwrights, 498. London and Southwark, Curriers, 
543.—Manchester, Fustian Cutters, 356. Manchester, Journey- 
men Calenderers, 402. Manchester, Operative Sawyers, 454- 
Marylebone, Saint, Operative Sawyers, 391. Mechanics, 616. 
Mid Lothian and East Lothian, Labouring Colliers, 478.—New- 
castle upon Tyne, Operative Shipwrights, 344. Newcastle upon 
Tyne, Boot and Shoemakers, 421. Northampton, Boot and Shoe- 
makers, 369, Nottingham, 478, p—Oldham, Operative Cotton 
Weavers, 406, p.— Paddington, Operative Sawyers, 391.—Ratten- 
stall, 402. Renfrewshire, Association of Colliers, 391. Rochdale, 
Woollen Weavers, 337. Rochdale, Inhabitants, 337, Rochester, 
Operative Sawyers, 379.-—Salford, Operative Sawyers, 454. Scar- 


borough, Seamen, 332. Scarborough, Ship Owners, *hefeld 








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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Combination Laws—continued. 
Respecting—continued. 

Sheffield, txxx. 526.612, rp. Sheffield within Hallamshire, J ourney- 
men Mechanics, 406. Shields, North and South,.Seamen of, 310. 
Southwark, Operative Sawyers, 397. Southwark, Journeymen 
Women’s Boot and Shoemakers, 454. Southwark, Curriers, 543. 
Spitalfields, Broad Silk Weavers, 369. Staffordshire Potteries, 
475. Stayley Bridge, 475. Stockport, Journeymen Tailors and 
Labouring Jenny Spinners, 351. Stockport, Cotton Spinners and 
Operative Mechanics, 605, p. Stockton upon Tees, Seamen, 369. 
Sunderland near the Sea, Seamen, 369. Sunderland, Operative 
Shipwrights, 411, p.—Thames River, Operative Shipwrights, 321. 
Thames River, Journeymen Sawyers on Banks of, 379. Thames 
River, in Limehouse, Operative Shipwrights, 310. Thames 
River, Ship Caulkers, 383, Thames River, Shipwri hts and Saw- 
yers, 391. Thames River, Operative Mast and Block Makers, 
531, p. Thames River, Sawyers, 549, p.—Walsall, Operative 
Mechanies, 374. Wapping, Operative Shipwrights, 332. West- 
minster, Operative Sawyers, 391. Westminster, Journeymen 
Ladies’ Boot and Shoemakers, 434. Westminster, Journeymen 
Carpenters and Joiners, 469. Whitby, Seamen, 356. igan, 
402.—Young, George, 379. Young, George, Frederick and Wil- 
liam Curling, and their Sawyers, 619, p. 


551. Complaining of the insufficiency of the Law; From 
Lord Mayor and other Inhabitants of Dublin, rxxxu. 403, Pp. 
Against the re-enactment of the Combination Laws; From, 

Journeymen Letter-Press Printers of Dublin, txxx1. 568, Pp. 

—Charles Attwood, txxxvi1. 588.——Complaining of the pre- 

sent defective state of the Law regarding Combination amongst 

Workmen; From Saint Helen’s, Lancaster, xxxxvi. 657, P. 

For the revision of the present Combination Laws; From Army 

and other Hat Manufacturers, and Hatters of London, ixxxrx. 

229. 

Commercial Distress : 

552. [1820.] Complaining thereof; Ordered to lie upon the 
Table, and afterwards referred to the Select Committee on Fusion 
Trade (See Committees, 896.); From, Birmingham, xxv. 205, P. 
Bolton, Great and Little, 258, p.—Clitheroe, 258, p.—Galashiels, 
253, p.—Kirkheaton, 252.—Stockport, 311, p.—Walsall, 252. 
Wolverhampton, 252.——From Merchants, Traders, and others 
connected with the Commerce of the City of London, txxxr. 97. 


——— From Inhabitants of the Hundred of Blackburne, txxx1v. 
392, P. 


Commercial and Essex Roads: 
553. Praying that the Commercial and Essex Roads may be 
placeé under the control of the Metropolis Roads Commis- 
sioners; Of James Usher, xcr1. 262. 


Commercial Interest : 

554. For an inquiry into the state of the British Commercial 
Interest; From Owners of Shipping belonging to the Port of 
Peterhead ; Referred to the Select Committee on Manufactures, 
Commerce and Shipping, txxxvit. 379. (See Committees, 976.) 


Commercial Restrictions : 
555. [1820.] Against; Ordered to lie on the Table, and after- 
wards referred to the Select Committee on Foreign Trade (See 
) Committees, 896.); From, Birmingham, txxv. 275, p. Burghs, 
) Royal, Scotland, 465, p.—Edinburgh, Chamber of Commerce, 
164, p.—Glasgow, 218.—Leith, 170. Liverpool, Inhabitants, 











, 482. Liverpool, Merchants, 253, p. London, 163.—Manchester 
‘ and Salford, 228, p.—Newcastle upon Tyne, 237, p.—Paisley, 
B 237, p. Salford, 228, p. Scotland, Royal Burghs, 465, p.— 
’ Wigan, 476, p.———[1821.] From, Edinburgh, uxxvi. 51, P. 
P Pinsent, Joseph, 447, p.—Staffordshire Potteries, 13, p.——— 
: From Dublin, txxx. 204, p. 
a Commissary Courts (Scotland) : 
; 556. Complaining of the inconvenience and expenses attend- 
% ing the said Court, and for the appointment of the Sheriff of 
', Haddingtonshire to be Commissary of that County; From Wil- 
i- liam Hume, Chief Magistrate of Dunbar, txxxv. 286, Pp. 
8. For the abolition thereof ; From Haddington, Lxxxv. 331, Pp. 
2 Commission of the Peace :—See supra, 484; infra, 1185. 
e, Common Pleas Court : 
'S, 557. Complaining of the Conduct of the Lord Chief Justice ; 
a- From John Joseph Stockdale, .Lxxxiv. 60.—Lxxxv. 558.— 
4. LXXxvI. 893. See supra, 266; infra, 821. 1609. 
“4 Commons : , 
74, 558. Against Encroachments on; From Owners of Lands in 
79, Cardigan, Lxxvi. 278, P. 
es” Commons, House of :—See infra, 1125. 
na Compass : 
on, 559. That Notice may be taken of his Experiments by which 
he has discovered the radical cause of the Error in the Mariners’ 
prs, Compass ; From Rev. James Bremer, Minister of the Parish of 
ey- Walls and Flota in the Orkneys; Ltxxxu. 606, P. 
Compensation : —Sce infra, 649. 925. 1164. 
bw Congreve’s Rockets : 
bon 560. For a Committee to investigate the legitimacy of his 
oe- pretensions to having been the Inventor; From George Chris- 
ton topher Rapier, Lxxxiv. 374. 
‘o, Connaught Lakes : a 
ter, 561. For aid; Offered; From Ballina; but The King’s Re- 
i commendation not being signified, the same was not received ; 
78. XC. 469. 
eld, 


Connelloe, Lower Road : 


562. Complaining that payment has not been made for Work 
executed by them, by reason of the failure of Cess Collector for 
that Barony; From Ellen Kelly Magrath and another, Con- 
tractors for the Repair of the said Roads, txxx1x. 359. 


Consistorial Court of Wexford :—See infra, 858. 
Consistory Court of London :—See infra, 858. 
Constables, Special : 


563-4. Against exemption of Special Constables from 
serving in the Militia; From Shrewsbury; txxxvi. 235,——— 
For the repeal of the Special Constable Act; From Members of 
the North Western Political Union, txxxvu. 473.———Praying 
the House to make some legislative provision for defraying the 
Expenses of Constables at others who may be active in the 
detection and apprehension of Offenders; From Justices of the 
Peace acting in and for the Parts of Lindsey, in the County of 
Lincoln, xc1. 192. 


Constabulary (Ireland): 

565. For limiting the Salaries of Sub-Constables; From 
Magistrates of Donegal, txxix. 446, p.———-That Constables 
may be compelled to execute their Orders; From Governor and 
Magistrates of Antrim, Lxxxu. 528, p.———Complaining of 
Abuses therein; From Landowners of the Barony of Forth, 
LXXxil1. 506, pa ty eng the conduct of the Con- 
stabulary Police for the County of Kildare, in suppressing Public 
Meetings; From Union of Carbury, ixxxvi. 235, p.——— 
From relief from the payment of Grand Jury Cess, for the sup- 

ort of Constabulary Forces in Ireland; From Landowners and 
Landbelau in the County of Mayo, txxx1x. 580. See supra, 
304; infra, 1196. 

Constitution of Society : 

566. Complaining of certain Fundamental Errors in the Con- 
stitution of Society, and suggesting changes; From Producers 
of Wealth and Knowledge, ployers and Employed, txxxrx. 
109. 


Constitutional Association : 

567. Complaining of their Proceedings; Of Thomas Dolby, 
Lxxvi. 417, p. Of William Benbow, 422, p. 498, ep. Of Edward 
King, 437, p.———Complaining of a Prosecution for Libel; Of 
John Barkley, rxxvu. 143, P. 


Contempt of the Court of Chancery : 

568. Complaining of their Distress; From Prisoners confined 
in the Fleet Prison, txxv. 258, Pp. Complaining of Impri- 
sonment for Contempt; From William Richardson, late of Melton, 
LXXXI, 255, P. Stating their commitment to the Fleet Prison 
for Contempt of Court, and for an alteration of the Law; From 
Stephen and Leonard England, txxxvu. 41, P. 








Conveyances : 

569. Against Persons not of the Profession of the Law drawing 
Conveyances; From Attornies of Wolverhampton, and Dudley, 
and Stourbridge; txxv. 212. Attornies of Fordingbridge, and 
Ringwood, and Odiham, and Basingstoke, 230. Attornies of 
Maidenhead and Stafford, 236. Attornies of the Metropolis, 
311, Pp. Attornies of Dorchester and adjoining Places, 332, p. 
Winchester, 332. Attornies of Bedford, 350. 


Conveyancing (Scotland) : 

570. For amending and simplifying the present mode of 
Scottish Conveyancing and completing Title Deeds; From 
Magistrates and Council of the Royal Burgh of Aberbrothock, 
LXXXvulI. 333, P. For simplifying the Forms thereof; From 
David Semple, txxxvirt. 259. For altering the mode of 
conveying or taking up Heritable Property in Scotland; From 
Cupar, txxxvu. 281. Fife, 535. 








Convicts : 
571. Against the Employment of Convicts in Chatham Dock 
Yard ; From Occupiers of Land, and Inhabitants of Parishes in 
the Vicinity of Chatham, txxxm1. 393. Referred to the Select 
Committee on Criminal Commitments, (see Committees, 821.) 
394. See infra, 1060. 


Conway Bridge: 
572. In favour; Of Merchants of Liverpool trading to Ire- 
land, txxv. 366. Mayor, &amp;c. of Chester, 371. 


Conway Road : 
573. Complaining of the dangerous State of the Mail Coach 
Road; Of Inhabitants of Conway, Lxx1x. 354. 


Cooke, Rev. Henry :—See supra, 59. 
Co-operative Societies : 


574. In favour of Mr. Owen’s Plan of Co-operation; From 
First London Co-operative Trading Association, Lxxxv. 475, P. 


Copartnerships : 
575. For an Amendment of the Law relating thereto; Of 
Merchants, Brokers and Inhabitants of Liverpool, Lxxxt. 139, P. 


Copper :—See infra, 1160. 
opyright : 

, hee Complaining of that part of the Copyright Act, by which 
Authors are required to deposit us of their Works with 
certain Public Institutions; From Elizabeth Cullen Brown, 
LXXXvill. 718. 

Cork : 





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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Cork: 


City : 

“WT. For extension of the Rights and Franchises of that City ; 
From Inhabitant Householders of the City of Cork, txxxv. 
204, p.———That the Rights conferred by the ancient Charter 
of that City may be restored to the Citizens; From Inhabitants 
of the City of Cork, txxxvu1. 333, P. 


Coal and Corn Duty : , 

578. Respecting the Duty levied on Corn and Coals in that 
City by the Corporation; From Brewers and Distillers of the 
City of Cork, txxxvi. 258. (P. 264.) For repeal of the Tax 
imposed on the import of Coals into that City; From Manu- 
facturers of the City of Cork, txxxvu. 333, Pp. 


Corporation : 

579. Complaining that the approbation of the Privy Council 
of Ireland was withheld from the Election of Mayor and Sheriffs 
of the said City, in the year 1835, and for the adoption of Measures 
to prevent the recurrence thereof ; Of Freemen and Inhabitants of 
Cork, xc1. 606. 


County Roads: 
580. Complaining of the defective state of the Road from 
Cork to the Bounds of the County leading to Dublin; From the 
President of the Chamber of Commerce of Cork, txxxrx. 516. 


Harbour and Naval Depot : 

581. For the re-establishment of a Naval Depot in that Har- 
bour, and the erection of a competent Dock or Slip; From In- 
habitants of Cove, The Great Island and its Vicinity, txxxvu. 
697, P. That the Naval Establishment there may not be 
removed; From Merchants, Traders and Inhabitants of Cork, 
LXXXVII. 547, P. 


Local Assessments : 
582. For a more equitable Assessment on Houses in that City; 
From Rate-payers of St. Peter’s, Cork; txxxvu1. 547, P. 


Mechanics’ Institute : 

583. For the endowment of Lectureships; Of Members and 
Students of the Cork Mechanics’ Institution; Offered; but The 
King’s Recommendation not being signified, the same was not re- 
ceived ; xc. 425. 


Municipal Assessments : 
584. Complaining of the Amount thereof; From Moinard, 
xc. 339. 


Cork and Tralee Road Act: 


585. Against the Renewal thereof; From Rate-payers of Cork, 
LXxxIx. 81.—xc1. 191. 


Corn : 

586. [1820.] Complaining of the mode of taking Average; 
From, Berwick, txxv. 252, p.—Carlow, 242, p.—Haddington, 
252.—Kildare, 242. For a repeal of the Corn Laws; From, 
Anderson, William, xxv. 252.—Nottingham, 245, p. 


587. [1821.] Complaining of the mode of taking Average ; 
From, Dundee, txxvi. 246.—King’s County, 261. Kingston- 
upon-Hull, 143, p.— Leith, 225. Limerick, 109. (Pp. 143.) 
London, Corn Factors, 246. London, Merchants trading to 
Canada, 269.—Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 204. (p. 216.)—Roxburgh, 
246.—Waterford, 312, p.—Youghal, 357, p.———For allowing 
the Importation of Grain from Canada free from Restrictions ; 
From, Glasgow, txxvi. 322, p. Greenock, 304, p.— Liverpool, 
410, p. London, 269.— ——In favour of a Free Trade in 
Corn, and for altering the average Rates of Import; From 
the undersigned, txxvi. 373.———Respecting the warehousing 
of Corn, and the Importation of Teenie Corn; From, 
Bristol, uxxvu. 144. Buckingham, 240, p.—Cardiff, 247, Pp. 
Cornwall, 249. Cosford, 240, r.— Devon, 247, p.— Eye, 
254, p.—Gloucester, 227, p. 240, p.— Huntingdon, 247, p. 
—Kent, 227, p. 240, p. Kingston-upon-Hull, 107. 254, p.— 
Leith, 121. Liverpool, 77, 284.—Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 86.— 
Rutland, 263, r.—Suffolk, 227, p. 240, p. 254. Sussex, 227, p. 
240, 247, p.————Relative to the Corn Laws; From, Banbury, 
LXXVII, 284, p.—Cirencester, 296, p.— Dorset, 244. 284, p. Dun- 
mow, 244.—Framlingham, 284.—Gloucester, 235. Guldeford, 
East, 338.—Iden, 338.—Kent, 235, p.—London, 135.—Newry, 
282.—Oxford, 244.—Peasmarsh, 338. Playdon, 338.—Rye, 338. 
—Somerset, 235. Stow-on-the-Wold, 272, p. Suffolk,284. Sur- 
rey, 284. Sussex, 284, p. 206, p.— Warwick, 235. 244, p. 284, p. 
———— Complaining of the Importation of Irish Corn; From, 
Keating Trenor, Lxxviu1. 58, p.———For an alteration in the 
existing Laws; From Liverpool, txx1x. 404, p. 476, ».———- For 
allowing Foreign Wheat to be entered for Home Consumption ; 
From Importers and Dealers in Foreign Grain, txxrx. 292, p. 


588. Against any Alteration of the Corn Laws; From, Aber- 
deen County, Lxxx. 350, p. Aberdeen and Banff Counties, 379, p. 
Abingdon, 350. Alban’s, Saint, 354. Alcester, 343, p. Alford, 
343, p. Alne, 337, vp. Alresford, 351, p. Andover, 351, P. 
Arbroath, 350. Ashby-de-la-Zouch, 326, rp. Ashcombe, 374, p. 
Ashford, 350, P. Atherstone and Bromsgrove, 350, rp. Aveland 
Hundred, 351, p. Auckland, Saint Andrew, 350. Auckland, 
West, 350. Aycliffe, 354, p—Babergh, Hundred, 350, p. Ba- 
braham, 3650. Balshan, 350. Banbury, 350, pr. Bandon, 350. 
Banff County, 379, Pp. 391, p. Barclay, Robert, Moderator of 
Angus and Mearns, 379, P. Barford, 343, p. Barringdon, 350. 
Barton, 350. Barton-upon-Humber, 350, r. Basingstoke, 350, r. 





Corn—continued. 


Against any Alteration of the Corn Laws—continued. 
Bassingbourne, txxx. 350. Beccles, 350. Bedford Town, 343, p, 
Bedhampton, 350, p. Beetham, 354. Belfast, 350,Pr. Bettisloe 
Hundred, 351, r. Berks County, 343, p. Berwick County, 350, 
Beverley, 350, rp. Biggleswade Hundred, 343, r. Biggleswade 
and Wixamtree Hundreds, 343, p. Billingham, 350. Bishop’s 
Waltham, 351, rp. Bishopton, 337, rp. Blackbourne, 350. Blo. 
field Hundred, 350, vp. Blything, 350. ae 343, P, 
Bosham and Funtington, 411. Bosmere and Claydon Hundred, 
350, p. Bottisham, 350, p. Boxworth, 350. Brechin, 350, 
Brinkley, 350. Bromsgrove, 350, rp. Brothercross Hundred, 
350, p. Burford, 350. Burwell, 350.—Caistor, 350, p. Candle. 
shoe Wapentake, 343, p. Canterbury, 350, p. Carlisle, 350, p, 
Carlow County, 354, p. Carlton, 350. Carmarthen County, 
354, p. Chatteris, 350. Chelmsford, 343, p. Cherryhinton, 
350. Chesterton, 350. Chichester, 351, p. Clavering Hundred, 
350, p. Clifton, 343, p. Colneis and Carlford Hundred, 350, 
Comberton, 350. Cork, 350. Cosford Hundred, 350,P. Coton, 350, 
Cottenham, 350. Coveney, 350. Coventry, 343, Pp. Coxwol 
337, Pp. Craike, 337, p. Crowland, 343, p.—Darlington, 337, p, 
Dartington, 350. Dengie, 343, p. Depwade, 350. Devizes, 
350, Pp. Devon County, 350, rp. Diss Hundred, 354, p. Doncas- 
ter, 123, p. Donington, 343, p. Dovor, 350, p. Downham, 
350. Durham, 369, yp. Durham (North Part), 343, p. Dux- 
ford, 350.—Earsham Hundred, 350, Pp. LEasingwold, 337, p, 
East Hundred (Cornwall), 350. Eastling, 350, p. Edinburgh 
County, 337, p. 350, p. Egremont, 337, p. Elgin, 426. Elm 
and Guyhorn, 350. Elsworth, 350. Emsworth, 350, r. Erping- 
ham Hundred, North and South, 350, p. Essex County, Eastern 
Division, 350. Exeter, 350. Eye, 337, p.—Fareham, 351, p. 
Faversham Hundred, 350, p. Fen Ditton, 250. Fermoy, 369, p, 
Feversham, 350. Fife, 350, rp. Fife (Northern District), 350, p. 
Flegg Hundred, East and West, 350, p. Fleming, Harris, of 
Fleet Street, 350, ep. Flitt Hundred (Upper District), 343, p, 
Flitt Hundred (Lower Division), 343, p. Fordham,350. Fore- 
hoe, 337, p. Foulmire, 350, p. Foxton, 350,r. Fulbourne, 350, 
Funtington, 411.—Gainford, 337, p. Gainsborough, 343, p, 
Gallow Hundred, 350, p. Gamlingay, 350. Girton, 350. 
Glamford, Briggs, 343, ep. Glamorgan County, 350, p. Glas- 
gow, Corn Merchants, &amp;c., 350. loucester County, 350, Pp, 
Goring, 343, p. Gowrie Carse, 350, p. Grandchester, 350, 
Grandsden, 350. Grantham, 343. Greenhoe, North, Hundred, 
374. Greenhoe, South, and Forehoe Hundred, 337, p. Grim- 
shoe, 350. Grinsted, East, 384, rp. Guiltcross Hundred, 350. 
—Haddenham, 350. Haddington County, 350,». Happing 
Hundred, 350, p. Hardwicke, 350. Harlton, 350. _ Harston, 
350, Pp. Hartsmere, 350. Haughton, 337, r. Hauxton, 350, p. 
Havant, 350, ep. Hayling, 350, p. Helsington, 354. Henley- 
upon-Thames, 364. Henstead Hundred, 350. Heversham, 354. 
Hinxton, 350. Histon, 350. Holbeach, 343, r. Holderness, 
337, Pp. Holt Hundred, 572. Horncastle, 343, p. Horningsea, 
350. Horseheath, 350. Howden, 343,p. Hoxne Hundred, 350, 
Humbleyard, 350. Hungerford, 354. Huntingdon County, 
350, p.—Ickleton, 350. Impington, 350.—Kendal, 354. Kent 
County, 337,r. Killala,350,p. Kincardine, 274, rp. Kincardine 
County, 350, ». Kirbymoorside, 343, p. Kirkby Lonsdale, 
350, Pp. Kirton Hundred, 350, p.—Lachford, 350. Landbeach, 
350. Launditch Hundred, 350,pr. Leath Ward, 350,P. Lewes, 
350, Pp. Limerick, 309,p. Lincoln, 350,e. Linlithgow County, 
354. Linsted, 379, p. Linton, 350. Littlebury, 354. _ Little- 
port, 350. Loddon Hundred, 350, p. Lolworth, 350. Lothing- 
and Hundred, 350,P. Louth, 343, rp. Lynn, 350, p.—Mading- 
ley, 350. Maidenhead, 343, p. Maldon, 343, p. Malton, New, 
343, p. Manea, 350. Manley Wapentake, 350, p. Manning, 
Nathaniel, Sheriff of Louth, 350,r. Mapledurham, 343, p, 
March and Doddington, 350. Market Deeping, 350, p. Market 
Harborough, 354, p. Market Lavington, 354,p. Market Rasin, 
343, P. Tesharuni. 350, Pp. Mepal, 350. Milbourne, 350. 
Milton, 350. Mitford Hundred, 350. Mongeham, Great, 337, P. 
Montrose, 350. Mutford Hundred, 350, p.—Newark-upon-Trent, 
350, p. Newbury, 350. Newnham, 350. Newry, 354.—Oak- 
ington, 350. Ollerton, 350, p. Otterden, 350, rp. Over, 350. 
Oxford and its Vicinity, 337, p. Pampisford, 350. Pangbourn, 
343, p. Perthshire, 364. Peterborough, 354, pv. Petersfield, 
351, p. Pickering, 350. Pocklington, 343, p. Pontefract, 350, P. 
Portsmouth, 351, rp. Pulham, Saint Mary Magdalen, 3650. 
Pyrton, 343.—Quy, 350.—Rampton, 350. Redbournstoke, 343, Pp. 
Reepham, 374. Repton and Gresley Hundred, 326,r. Retford, 
350,P. Risbridge Hundred, 350. Beer seen 337, Pp. Rochford 
Hundred, 350. Ross County, 343, p. Ross, West, Farming 
Society, 379, p. Roxburgh County, 350, p. Royston, 354. 
Rutland, East Hundred, 350, p. Rutland County, 351, p.—Saf- 
fron Walden, 354. Salisbury, 350,r. Samford Hundred, 350, P. 
Scarborough, 350. Selby, 337, p. Shelford, 350. Shepreth, 
350. Shipdham, 350. Shropham, 350. Skelsmergh, 354. 
Skirbeck Hundred, 350, p. Sleaford, 343, p. Smithdon, 350, P. 
Soham and Wicken, 331, p. Somerset County, 350, P. Spald- 
ing, 343, p. Spilsby, 343, p. Stafford, 564. Stainton, 354. 
Stanton, Long, 350. Stapleford, 350. Statisfield, 350, r. Stod- 
don, 343, p. Stoke Ferry,350. Stow, 350. Stow-on-the-Wolds, 
350, P. Stowe, Long, 350. Stratford-upon-Avon, 348, P. Strath- 
more, 364. Strathmore (West District), 374. Streatham, 350. 
Sutton, 350. Sutton, Long, 343, rp. Swaffham, Great, 350. 
Swaffham, Little, 350. Swavesey, 350. Swineshead, 343, P.— 
Tadcaster, 343, p. Taverham, Hundred, 350. ‘Tending, 354. 
Teynham, 379, p. Thedwastre Hundred, 350, p. Thee 350. 
Thredling, 350. Tid, Saint Giles and Newton, 350, Tipperary, 
County, 354. Titchfield, 351, p. Tiverton and Exeter, 350. 
Toft, 350. Triplow, 350. Tunstead, 350. Turreff District, Aber- 


deen, 364. Turriff District, 379. Tyrawly Barony, 350, r—Upwell 
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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Corn—continued. Corn—continued. 


Against any Alteration of the Corn Laws—¢ontinued. 
LXxx.350.— Walsham Hundred, 350, p. Wangford Hundred, 350,pP. 
Wantage, 343, p. Warwick Borough, 343, rp. Washington, 
337, Pp. Waterbeach, 350. Wayland, 350. Well Hundred, 
350, P. Welney, 350. Wendens Ambo, 354. West Hundred 
Cornwall), 350, rp. West Fen, 350, p. Whitburn, 454. White- 

aven, 337. Whittlesford, 350. Whittlesey, Saint Mary, 350, p. 
Whittlesey, Saint Andrew, 350, pr. Wicken, 331. ickham, 
West, 350. Wight, Isle of, 360, rp. Wilbraham, Great, 350. 
Wilburton, 350. Willey, 343, re. Willingham, 350. Wimbling- 
ton and Doddington, 350. Wimborne Division, 343. Winches- 
ter, 351, p. Wisbech, 350. Wisbech, Persons interested in the 
growth of Seeds, 331, rp. Witcham, 350. Witchford and Went- 
worth, 350. Witney, 374, re. Wixamtree Hundred, 343. Wix- 
amtree and Biggleswade Hundreds, 343, p. Wokingham, 337, p. 
Woodbridge Division, Suffolk, 350. Worksop, 350,r. Wratting, 
350.—Youghal, 354. 

589. For the Repeal, Alteration or Revision of the Corn Laws; 
From, Birmingham Chamber of Manufactures and Commerce, 
LXxx. 327,P. Bisley Hundred, 343, pr. Bolton, Great and Little, 
454. Bristol, 351, p.—Carlisle, 337, p. Collumpton, 354. Colne, 
151, p. Cork, 369, p. Coryton, 506.—Deptford, 384. Devon- 
port and Stoke Damarel, 351. Dittisham, 331, p.—Edinburgh 
Chamber of Commerce, 343, p. Edinburgh Company of Mer- 
chants, 351. Ellenborough, 309, p.—Forfar, 379, p.—Glasgow 
Weavers, 402. Gloucester, 331, p. Greenock, 351.—Halifax, 
337, Pp. Hawick, 379.—Kidderminster, 337, rp. Kingston-upon- 
Hull, 259, p.—Lambeth, 351. Leeds, Merchants, &amp;c. 337. Leeds, 
Trustees of the Coloured and White Cloth Halls, 337, rp. Leices- 
ter, 331, rp. Leith, Maltmen, 351. Leith, Merchants, 351, p. 
Leith, Convenery of the Nine Incorporated Trades, 351, p. Leith, 
Wrights and Masons, 351, p. Liverpool, 343, p. London, Mer- 
chants, &amp;c., 286, Pp. 337, p. London Corporation, 351, p.—Man- 
chester, Chamber of Commerce, 337, P. anchester, Inhabitants, 
331, p. Milbourne, 391, p.—Nailsworth, 343, p. Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, 351, Pp. Norwich, 343, p.—Perth, Royal Burgh and 

ity, 351,P. Perth, Shoemaker Incorporation, 402.—Reading, 
351, P. Rochdale, 337, p. Reyton, 309, p.—Spitalfields Ma- 
nufacturers, 343, p. Stoke Damarel, 351. Stonehouse, East, 343, p. 
Stourbridge, 343, p. Swalwell, 354.—Thames River Labourers, 
&amp;c., 351.—Totness, 426, p.—Wakefield, 337, rp. Welford and 
Boxford, 438. Workington, 337, p.—York, West Riding, 337, p 

590. In favour of the Importation of Foreign Corn; From, 
Hallamshire Cutlers, txxx. 275, p.—London Hacesm, &amp;e., 
275, p.—Sheffield, 275, p. Workington, 304.———To allow 
Foreign Grain to be used for Home Consumption; From, Alloa, 
LXxx. 374, P.—Bristol, 351. (p. 384.)—Dundee, 344, p.—Grange- 
mouth, 434.—Leith, 351. London Merchants, 286, p.—Macken- 
zie, Kincaid, of Edinburgh, 402. Montrose, 332, p.—Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, 363.—Stirling and Grangemouth, 434.———For a 
protecting Duty on Oats; From Banfishire Farmers’ Club, txxx. 
368. To punish persons stealing Corn, &amp;c.; From Essex 

dholders and Farmers, txxx. 315, p.———Respecting the 
orn Laws; Of George Wirgman, Lxxx1. 82, p.———-For allow- 
ing the purchase of Corn under Bond, and the distribution of it 
amongst the starving Population of Manchester ; From John Hill 
of Manchester, txxx1. 315, p.——For issuing Corn Duty-free 
for Relief of the Poor; From, Clergy and Inhabitants of bevy, 

LXXXI. 328, p.—Mayor and others of Congleton, 332. 


591. [1826.] Against any Alteration in the Corn Laws, or 
against the Importation of Coarse Grain; From, Alresford, 
Lxxxi. 101, p. Alton, 101, rp. Andover, 101, p. Ashford, 
254, p.—Banbury, 254, p. Barford and Manshead Hundreds, Bed- 
fordshire, 115, p. Basingstoke,101,r. Beckley Parish, 111, p. 
Biggleswade and Wixamptree Hundreds, Bedfordshire, 115, P. 
Boston, Corn Merchants, 328, p. Burford, 254, p.—Carlford 
Hundred, Suffolk, 115. Chipping Norton, 107, Pr. Christchurch, 
Hants, 254, p. Clifton Hundred, Bedford, 115, p. Clongibbons 
aud Condons Barony, 321, vr. Colneis Hundred, Suffolk, 115, p. 
Condons and Clongibbons, 321, p. Cosford Hundred, 249, p.— 
Dartford, 254, p. Dovor, 254, p.—Fareham, 254, ep. Flitt and 
Manshead Hundreds, Bedford, 115, P. Fleet,358. Folkingham, 
358. Framlingham, 115, p.—Gedney, 358. Glamorgan, County, 
254,r. Grantham, 358.— Havant, 254, ep. Holbeach, 358. Holder- 
ness, 235, P. Holland,South, 254, r. Huntingdon, County, 249, p. 
832. Hythe, 254, p.—Kent, Eastern Part, 352, rp. Kesteven, 
254, p. Kincardine, Justices, &amp;c.,254,P. Kincardine, Proprietors, 
&amp;e., 254, p.—Leicester, County, 111,P. Lincoln, County, 254, p. 
London, William Phillips, Commercial Sale Rooms, Mincing 
Lane, 322. 333, rp. Long Sutton, 358. Louth, Town, 254, p. 
Lymington, 101, p.—Manshead and Barford Hundred, Bedford- 
shire, 115, p. Manshead and Flitt Hundreds, 115, p.—Newport, 
254, ep. Norfolk Agricultural Society, 332, rp. Northiam, 125, p. 
Norton, Chipping, 107, p.—Petersfield, 254, rp. Phillips, Wil- 
liam, Commercial Sale Rooms, Mincing Lane, London, 322, p. 
Portsmouth, 254, P. Pyrton, Parish, 254, r.—Redbournstoke 
Hundred, Beds, 115, rp.  Risbridge Hundred, 119. Rochester, 
254,p. Romsey, 101, p.—Sleaford, 358. Stockbridge, 101, p. 
Stodden Hundred, Bedford, 115, p. Suffolk, Colneis and 
Carlford, Hundreds, 115, p. Sussex, Western Division, 60, P. 
Sutton, Long, 358.—Tyd, Saint Mary, Lincoln, 358.—Willey 
Hundred, Bedford, 115, e. Winchester City, 101, r. Wisbech, 


“ ». Wixamptree and Biggleswade Hundreds, Bedfordshire, 
)P. 


592. [1826.] Foran Alteration, Revision or Repeal of the Corn 
ws; From, Arbroath, Royal Burgh, rxxx1. 152, Pp. Arbroath, 
ven Incorporated Trades, 152, p.— Barrowford, 107,P. Birming- 

» 230,p. Blackburh, 96, p. Bolton, Great and Little, 15, p. 
Brechin, Guildry of, City, 75, e. Brechin, Six Incorporated 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1897.) 





For an Alteration, &amp;c. of the Corn Laws—continued. 

Trades, xxx. 86, Pp. Burnley, 217, p.—Calton,111,P. Chalford 
and Nailsworth, 37, rp. Collumpton, 75, p. Colne, 107, p. Comrie, 
250, p. Crief, 236, p.—Darlington, 111, er. Derby, ratives 
of, Silk Trade, 160, rp. Dundee, James Saunders, Weavers, 
152, p.—Failsworth, 111. Forfar, Incorporation of Weavers, 
111, p.—Glasgow, Tailors, 271, p. Glasgow, Weavers, 235, P. 
Gorbals, 146, p.—Hawick, 362, Pp. Hinckley, 115, Pp. Hutchi- 
sontown, 146, p.—Ickornshaw, 111. Islington, 115, p.—Kidder- 
minster, 86. Kirkby-in-Kendal, 96, p.—Laurieston and Tradeston, 
146, p. Lees, 107, rp. Leicester, Bankers, 86, p. Leicester, 
Framework Knitters, 86,p. Limehouse, Saint Anne, 264, Lon- 
don, Corporation, 249, p. London, Port of, Operative Rope- 
makers, 254, rp. London and Westminster, Carpenters, 254, p. 
Loughborough, 297.—Macclesfield, Silk Weavers, 211, p. Man- 
chester, 107, p. Manchester, Cotton Spinners, 338, Pp. Mansfield, 
37, Pp. Marsden, 107, p.—Nailsworth and Chalford, 37, p. Nor- 
wich, City and County, 120, ep. Northampton, 254, rp. Notting- 
ham, 37, p. Nuneaton, 60, p.—Padiham, 217, rp. Perth, 101. 
Pollokshaws, 130, p. Poplar, All Saints,250. Preston, 241.— 
Rochester, City, 96, p. ughlee, 107, rp. Royton, Township, 
107, p.—Saddleworth, 111. Saunders, James, Dundee Weavers, 
152, p. Shields, South, 107, p. Shoreditch, Saint Leonard’s, 
211, p. Staffordshire, Potteries, 120, rp. Stockport, 115, p.— 
Tewkesbury, 111, Pp. Todmorden, 264, p. T ton and Lau- 
rieston, 146, p. Trawden, 107, p.—Westminster, Shoemakers, 
130, p. Westminster and London, Carpenters, 254, p. Wirgman, 
George, 82, p.— Worcester, 241, P. 


593. [1827.] For the Repeal of the Corn Laws; From, Ab- 
bottshall, xxx. 174, p. Aberdeen, 198, p. Addingham, 46, p. 
Adwalton and Gildersome, 208, rp. Alyth, Perthshire, 301, p. 
Andrew’s, Saint, City, 174, rp. Angus, Coupar, 155, p. Arbroath, 
44, rp. Ashton-under-Lyne, 606, p.—Baildon, 155, r. Banff, 
Royal Burgh, 174, p. Barnoldswick, 190, rp. Batley, 208, p. 
Bingley, 208, r. Birmingham, 44. Blackburn, Weavers, 143, Pp. 
Blackburn, Working Classes, 208, rp. Blairgowrie, 301, p. 
Bolton, Great, 74. Bolton, Little, 74. Bowling, near Brad- 
ford, 44, p. Bowling, Wibsey, Horton, Heaton, &amp;c., 74, p. 
116. Bradford, 44, rp. Bradford, Bridge Street, 44, p. 
Bradford, Wibsey and Horton, 74, P. radford, Wibsey, 
Horton, Heaton, &amp;c., 116. Bradford and Baildon, 155, p. 
Bradford, Cabinet-makers, 108, p. | Brothercross, 174, p. 
Burrelltown, 288, P. a 216, r.—Calverley and Farsley, 
198, p. Carlisle, 44, Pp. halford, 31, p. Chorley, 190, Pp. 
Churwell and Morley, 208, rp. Coggeshall and Kelvedon, 
181, p. Colne, 190, p. Coupar Angus, 155, p. Cross, Alexander, 
of Rutherglen, 305, p.—Derby, Borough, 198, p. Dunblane, 
208, p. Dundee, Guildry Incorporation, 158, p. Dundee, Inha- 
bitants, 449, 450, p. Dysart, 301, p.—Earls Ferry, 580, p. Ec- 
cleshill, 46. Eccleshill, Bradford, 44, rp. Edinburgh, Ham- 
mermen, 198, p. Edinkillie, 174, p. Elgin, County, 174, p. 
Elgin, Royal Burgh, 155, p.—Farsley and Calverley, 198, Pp. 
Ferry, Earls, 580, rp. Forfar, Incorporated Trades, 174, Pr. Forfar, 
‘own Council, 174, p.—Glasgow, 190, p. Glasgow, Tailors, 292. 
Gomersall, 208, p. Gildersome and Adwalton, 208, p. Guiseley 
and Yeadon, 198, p.—Harwich, 155, p. Hawick, 301,r. Hea- 
ton, near Bradford, 116. Holmfirth, 208, rp. Horbury, 208, p. 
Horsforth and Rawdon, 198, rp. Horton, 46.74. Horton, Little, 
Bradford, 44, e. Horton, near Bradford, 44,P. Horton, Wibsey, 
Bradford, Heaton, &amp;c. 116. Howdon Pans, 116, p.—Idle, near 
Bradford, 116. Ilkley, 46. Ilkley and Kidderminster, 46, r. 
Ipswich, Society for Promoting Civil and Religious Liberty, 
181, p.—Keighley, 208, rp. Kelvedon and Co geshall, 181, p. 
Kidderminster, 46, rp. Kildwick, 44. 51. inghorn, Royal 
Burgh, 190, p.—Ladget Green, 44, p. Lanark, New, 99, p. 
Lanark, Old, 99, p. ngholme, 301,P. Leeds, 208, p. Leslie, 
208, p. Lidgett, 46. Lidget Green, 44, p. 51. Liverpool, 
292, p. 305, p. London, Corporation, 190, p.—Manchester, 51, 
52, Pp. 367, p. Martin, Marmaduke, 292, p. Melbourne, 292. 
Morley and Churwell, 208, p.—Nailsworth, 216, p. Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, 174, p. North Street, 46. Norwell, James, of Perth, 
356, p.—Olerton and Horton, in the Parish of Bradford, 46. 
Ossett, 198, p. Otley, 198, p.—Perth, City, 208, yp. Perth, 
Guildry, 356, p. Preston, Borough, 216, rp. Pudsey, 208, p. 
Rattray, 301; P. Rawden and Horsforth, 198, p. Renfrew, 
County, 216, p. Rochester, 181, P. Rutherglen, Royal Burgh, 
Provost, 305, p. Rutherglen, Weavers, 305, p.—Saddleworth, 
208, p. Sheffield, 208, er. Shelf, near Bradford, 108. Shields, 
North, 46, rp. Shields, South, 40, rp. Shields, South, Seamen, 
44, P. 99, P. 181. 301. 311. Shields, South, Shipwrights, 116. 
301, vp. Shipley, near Bradford, 116. Silsbridge, 116, r.— 
Thornton, near Bradford, 108. Trawden, 190, p.—Westminster, 
292, p. White Abbey, near Bradford, 116. Wibsey, 155, Pp. 
Wibsey Bank, 46. Wibsey Bank Foot, 116. Wibsey, Bradford 
and Horton, 74. Wibsey, Horton, Bradford, Heaton and others, 
116. Wibsey, near Bradford, 44, p. Wilsden, near Bradford, 
116. Wolverhampton, 292. Wood Street, 46.— Yeadon and 
Guiseley, 198, P. 


594. [1827.] For an Alteration of the Corn Laws; From, 
Abdick and Bulstone, Hundreds, txxxu. 14, p. Aberdeen, 
113, rp. Abingdon, 245, p. Allester, James, Deacon of Incor- 
poration of Weavers of Dumfermline, 238. Anderson, Robert, 
Convener of the Seven Incorporated Trades of Montrose, 74, p. 
Arbroath, Burgh Guild, 40, p. Arbroath, Council, 134, p.— 
Barrie, Panbride and Monyfeith, 245, rp. Basford, 245, p. 
Beeston, 245, P. Birmingham, Chamber of Commerce, 40, p. 
Birmingham, Carpenters, 167, rp. Blackburn, 230, p. Black- 
burn, Working Classes, 327,P. Bowling, 105, r. Bradford, 105. 
Brechin, City, Guildry, 33. Brechin, City, Town Council, 33, p. 

Brechin, 
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PETITIONS—continued. 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Corn—continued. Corn—continued. 


[1827.] For an Alteration of the Corn Laws—continued. 
Brechin, City, Trades, xxxx11. 33. Bristol, Chamber of Commerce, 
113, e. Bristol, Inhabitants, 230,r. Bristol, Merchants, &amp;c., 245, P. 
Bulstone and Abdick, Hundreds, 14, r.—Carlisle, Inhabitants, 
192, p. Carlisle, Merchants, 192, p. Carluke, 317. Colchester, 
144, vp. Crief, 230, p.—Dewsbury, 333, Pp. Dover, 230, Pp. Dum- 
fermline, 238. Dundee, Royal Burgh, Inhabitants, 167, Pp. 
Dundee, Royal Burgh, Provost, &amp;c., 149, P. Dundee, Royal 
Burgh, Trades, 158, rp. Dunning, Perthshire, 245, p. Dysart, 
Royal Burgh, 167, p.—Eccleshill, 105. Edinburgh, Chamber 
of Commerce, 245. Edinburgh, Dyers and Bonnet-makers, 245, 
Edinburgh, Hammermen, 245. Edinburgh, Merchants, 245. 
Glasgow, Lord Provost, &amp;c., 40, Pp. Glasgow, Weavers, 54, P. 
Green, Ison, 245, p.—Halifax, 238, rp. Halifax, Merchants, &amp;c., 
327, p. Hanley and Shelton, 149, rp. Horton, near Bradford, 
105, p.—Ilminster, 14, p. Ison Green, 245, p.—Kingston-upon- 
Hull, 230, rp. Knaresborough, 238.— Leicester, 245. Leith, 
Bakers, 245. Leith, Cordiners, 230. Leith, Maltmen, 245. 
Leith, Merchants, 245. Leith, Wrights and Masons, 230, Pp. 
Lidget Green, 105. Linlithgow, Council, 167, rp. Linlithgow, 
Inhabitants, 230, p. London and Westminster, 183.—Maccles- 
field, 245, p. Manchester, Chamber of Commerce, 74, p. Mont- 
rose, Trades, 74, Pp. Monyfieth, Barrie and Panbride, 245, Pp. 
Morison, John, of Stirling, 350, p.—Newark and Vicinity, 40, p. 
Nottingham, 245, p.—Ouldham, 288, p.—Paisley, 230, p. Pan- 
bride, Monyfieth and Barrie, 245, rp. Perth, City, Lord Provost, 
&amp;c., 333, p. Perth, Operative Weavers, 388, p.—Radford, 245, p. 
Rochdale, 167, p.—Scoonie, 230, rp. Sheltonand Hanley, 149, p. 
Shields, South, 245, rp. Shipley, near Bradford, 40, rp. South- 
wark, 238, p. Staffordshire Potteries, 245, Pr. Stepney, 245, p. 
Stirling, Royal Burgh, 350, rp. Stroud, 575, p. Sutton, in 
Ashfield, 245, p.—Todmorden, 238.—Wemys, 230, vr. West- 
minster and London, 133. 


595. [1827.] Against any Alteration of the Corn Laws; 
From, Abbot Newton, Lxxxu. 216, Pp. Aberdeen, 206, Pr. Aber- 
deen County and Ellon Presbytery, 206, rp. Aberdour and other 

laces, 230, yp. Adisham, Beakesbourne, Bishopsbourne, and 
Bridge, 230, p. Adlingfleet, 158, pr. Ainsty and the City of 
York, 181, p. Albrighton, 206,r. Alcester Division of Barlick- 
way Hundred, 230, p. Aldenham, Hertfordshire, 239, rp. Al- 
dringham, 229. Aldwick Hundred, 132, rp. Alne, Brafferton, 
Husthwaite and Stillington, 216, p. Alne, Great, and others, 191. 
Alves, 239, p. Alvington, East, Morleigh and other places, 216, p. 
Alvington, West, Marlborough and others, 216, p. Andover and 
Vicinity, 181, p. 305, Pr. Andrew’s, St., and Shangtryd, 239, p. 
Anston, Todwick and others, 198. Appledore, Kenardrington and 
other places, 239, p. Arbroath District, 141. Argyle, 216, p. 
Armin and Hook, 158, rp. Armthorpe, 191, Pr. Arrow, Aston 
and Cantlow, 191. Asaph, St., 293, p. Ash, Great, and other 
places, 191. Ash, Little, and other places, 191. Ash next Sand- 
wich, 293, p. Ashburnham, Penshurst and other places, 239, p. 
Ashford, Kent, and Lenham, 379, rp. Ashford, Kent, and Vicinity, 
230, re. Ashprington, 216, p. Askeron, Campsall, Norton and 
other places, 174, p. Ashurst, Bidborough, Brenchley and other 
places, 293, rp. Asselby, 158, p. Aston, Cantlow and Arrow, 191. 
Aston Parish, 206. Aswardhurn and Langoe, 239, p. Aveland 
Hundred, 230, p. Avington Gifford, 216, p. Avon, Vale of, 
between Sarum and Amesbury, 230, p. Awkley, Blaxton and 
other places, 174, p.—Babergh, 230, p. Ballinlough, 206. Bal- 
lylander, 206. Balne, 158, rp. Bamborough and Harlington, 
191, er. Bampton Town, Oxon, 239, pr. Banbury, 230, p. 333, p. 
Banffshire, Central District, 375, Pp. Badlesmere, Irowley and 
other places, 226. Barbon, Casterton and other places, 229. 
Barford, 206. Barham, Hardres, Stelling and Kingtson, 230, p. 
Barlickway Hundred, Alcester Division, 230, rp. Barmby-upon- 
Dunn, 181, Pp. Barmby-upon-the-Marsh, 158, p. Barnstaple, 
230, Pr. Barryroe, 206, r. Barton-upon-Humber, 245, p. Bath 
and Bristol, Vicinity of, 230, rp. Battle and Crowhurst, 239, p. 
Bawtry, 191, Pp. Beakesbourne, Bishopsbourne, Bridge, and 
Adisham, 230, p. Beckley, Ewhurst and other places, 340, p. 
Bedford Town and County, 350, p. Bedale, 229. Berkshire 
Markets, 239, p. Berry, Pomeroy and others, 216, rp. Berwick- 
shire, Landowners, 230, rp. Berwickshire, Occupiers of Land, 
230, p. Berwickshire, Roxburghshire and Lauderdale, 230, p. 
Berwickshire, Tenantry of, 230, p. Berwickshire, Western Dis- 
trict, 230, r. Berwick, County of, Landowners, Commissioners 
of Supply at present residing in Edinburgh, 230, rp. Benenden, 
Wittersham and others, 239, p. Bettisloe, 206, p. Bewsborough 
Hundred, near Dover, 239, rp. Bexhill, Catsfield and Hooe, 
206, P. ae eraee Ashurst and others, 293, p. Biddenden, 
Tenterden and Halden, 239, p. Bideford, 230, rp. Bidford and 
thers, 191. Bigbury, Ringmore and other places, 216, rp. Big- 

leswade, Barford, Wixamtree and others, 206. Binfield 

undred, 230, p. Bingham Hundred, 230, rp. Birchington, 
St. Nicholas and others, 230, p. Bircholt, Franchise and Street 
Hundreds, 293, p. Birnie, 239, vp. Bishopsbourne Bridge, 
Adisham and Beakesbourne, 230, rp. Blackanton and Stoke 
Fleming, 216, rp. Blackbourn, Hungoe Thedwastry, 230, p. 
Blaxton, Awkley and other places, 174, p. Blean, Whitstable 
and other places, 216, Pp. lewbury, 245, p. Blefield and 
Walsham, 299, p. Blyth and Sutton-cum-Lound, 239, p. Blyth- 
ing, 245. Bodiam and Northiam, 340, rp. Bolton, 198. Boothby 
Graffoe, 206, rp. Bosham Hundred, 132, r. Bosmere and Clay- 
don Hundred, 230, p. 350, rp. Botriphny, Keith and other 

laces, 375, P. Boughton, Goodnestone and others, 226. 

wharm, Keith and others, 375, p. Box and Stockbridge 
Hundred, 132, rv. Brabourne, 316, p. Brabourne Paris . 
216, vp. Brafferton, Husthwaite, Stillington and Alne, 216, pr. 
Bradninch, 181, ”. Brampton and West Malton, 181,r. Bram- 
with, Brathwaite and others, 198. Branscombe, 229. Brathwaite, 








[1827.] Against any Alteration of the Corn Laws—continued. 
Bramwith and others, txxx11. 198. Brechin District, 141. Brede, 
Rye and others, 290, p. Bregown, 206. Brenchley, Ashurst and. 
Bidborough, 293, p. Brewood, 181, Pp. Bridge, Adisham, 
Beakesbourne and Bishopsbourne, 230, p. Bridgend and Cow. 
bridge, 245, ». Bridgenorth, 239, rp. Bridglington, Yorkshire, 
340, ep. Brightford Hundred, 379. Brightling, Whatlington 
and Mountfield, 191. Bristol, Millers of, 239, rp. Bristol and 
Bath, Vicinity of, 230, p. Brixham, Churston, Ferrers and Stoke 
Gabriel, 229. Brixton, Wembury and Plymstock, 245. Brother- 
cross Hundred, 174, p. Brotherton, 142, r. Bromyard, 245, p, 
Brookhouse and others, 181, p. Broughton, 575. Broxton, 
North, Hundred, 230, p. Bubwith, 158,r. Buckingham, Three 
Hundreds, 226. Buckingham, Neighbourhood, 379, rp. Buck- 
land and others, 216, p. Bullington Hundred, 239,r. Burbeach, 
Younsmere, &amp;c., 394. Burford, 230, P. Burghwallis and Kirk 
Smeaton, 191, p. Burnham Hundred, 265, re. Burstwick and 
oe mig Villages, 216, r. Burwash and Salehurst, 230, p.— 
Caldecot, Upper and Lower Divisions of, Hundred, 167, p, 
Callender and others, 229. Capel, Ashursts and others, 293, p. 
Carberry, East, 206, rp. Carberry, West, 206, pr. Carcroft, 
Skellow and Ouston, 174, p. Cardiff,191, Pr. Cargill, Perth, 229. 
Carlford Hundred, 245. Carlton, 158, p. Cambridge, County, 
230, p. Camden, Tarring, Loxfield, &amp;c., 394, rp. Campsall, 
Norton and other places, 174, r. Cantlow, Aston and Arrow, 191. 
Casterton, Barbon and other places, 229. Cashio and Dacorum, 
293, p. Caura and other places, 191. Catsfield, Hooe and Bex- 
hill, 206, p. Cave, North, 158, p. Cave, South, 158, Pr. Chad- 
lington Hundred, 239, p. Charleton, Dodbrooke and other rg 
216, p. Chartham, Chilham and other places, 230, rp. Che 
ford, Town, 181, p. Cheltenham, Occupiers of Land in the 
Neighbourhood, 216, p. Chester, City, Corn Market and In- 
habitants, 230, p. Cheswardine, 191. Chilham, Chartham and 
other places, 230, rp. Chillenden and. others, 230, p. Chislet, 
Reculver, Herne and others, 230, p. Chivelstone, Stokenham 
and others, 216, rp. Church Eaton, 316, p. Church, Stoke, 
Parish, 300. Churston Ferrers and Stoke Gabriel, 229. Churs- 
ton and Loddiswell, 216, p. Clackclose, 371, p. Clackclose 
Hundred, 290, p. Clare, Suffolk, 467. Clavering and Lodden, 
290, p. Clavering, Uttlesford and Freshwell, 239, rp. Clayton 
and Bosmere, 230, p. 350, p. Clifton, Flitt and Manshead, 293, 'p, 
Clongibbons and Condons, 290. Cobcroft, 174, p. Colneis 
Hundred, 245. Columb, St., Major and Minor, and Mawgan-in- 
Pyder, 206, rp. Comrie and others, 229. Condons and Clongib- 
bons, 290. Conisbrough, 198. Cork, County, 206, rp. Corn- 
worthy and others, 216, p. Cottingham, 229. Coughton, Spern- 
all and Ipsley, 191. Courtenhay and others, 216, rp. Cosford 
Hundred, 230, p. Coventry Market, 316, rp. Cowbridge and 
Bridgend, 245, p. Cowick, 158, p. Coxwold, 206, rp. Chipping 
Norton, 239, p. Claike,229. Cranbrooke, Frittenden and Hawk- 
hurst, 239, p. Crewkerne Hundred, 230, rp. Crewkerne, Town and 
Neighbourhood, 230, p. Criddling Stubbs, 174, p. Crieff, Muthill 
and other places, 229. Crossthwaite, Underbarrow and other p 
in Kendal, 229. Crowhurst and Battle, 239, rp. Crowland, 245, p. 
Croydon, 293, r. Cruden and Slaines, 350. Crundel and others, 
230, ep. Cuckfield Hundred, 305, 356, p. Cuckney and Naisop, 
850, p. Cumberland, 191, rp. Curr, Loughten-en-le-Morthen, 
&amp;ec., 181, p—Dacorum and Cashio, 293, p. Dallington, Ash- 
burnham, Penhurst and others, 239, p. Darlington, 229. Dart- 
ford, 293, P. 367, p. 375, ep. Dartford, Owners and Occupiers of 
Land, 350. Dartford and Vicinity, 239, p. Deal, Walmer, Ham 
and Eastry, 293, rp. Deer, Old, and Longside, 350. Denton, 
Ellam and Wootton, 245, p. Dinnington, St. John’s, Laughton- 
en-le-Morthen and other places, 181, p. Diss Hundred, 290, p. 
Dittisham, Cornworthy and Ashprington, 216, rp. Dodbrooke, 
Charlton and other places, 216, P. Doddington, Eastling and 
other places, 230, p. Doncaster, 206. Donhead, St. Mary, 
305, Pp. Dorset, County, 174, p. Dorset, Rushmonden and Lox- 
field Hundred, 321, p. Dorchester, Oxfordshire Hundred, 230, Pp. 
Dover, Market Town, 316, rp. Dover, Owners and Occupiers 
of Land, 239, rp. Drainey, 239,r. Drax, Newland, Wressle, kc., 
158, Pp. Driffield, Great, 239, rp. Drumblade and Forgue, 350. 
Duffas, 239, rp. Dumbarton, County, 191,. Dumbarton, Land- 
holders, 356, p. Dumford Hundred, 239, r. Dundee District, 
141. Dunkirkville and others, 216, rp. Dunmow, 333, rp. Dun- 
mow Hundred, 245. Durham, North, and Northern Part of 
Northumberland, 206, rp. 362. Durham, County, 206, r.—Eard- 
island and Pembridge, 245. Earsham Hundred, 305. Ease- 
bourne Hundred, 239, rp. Easingwold, 206, p. Eastaswrith, 
356, p. East Cornwall Hundred, Growers of Corn, 293, P. 
East Cornwall, Middle Division, 293, rp. Eastbourne, 311, ? 
Eastling, Doddington and other places, 230, Pp. —— 
158, p. Eastry, Deal, Walmer and Ham, 293, P. on 
Church, 316, p. Ebony, Appledore and others, 239, Pp. Edin- 
killie, 239, rp. Edwinstowe and Ollerton, 239, vp. Elgin, 
County, 230, rp. Elksley and Gamston, 239, Pp.  Ellam, 
Wootton and Denton, 245, p. Ellesmere, 174, P. England, 
Owners and Occupiers of Land in the several Counties of, 
206. 245. 293, P. Elmsal, North and South, and others, 198. 
Elmstone, Wingham, Preston and Stourmouth, 230, P. Endellion 
and Port Isaac, 149, p. Erpingham, South, 245, rp. Erpingham, 
North, 293, rp. Essex County, Eastern Division, 239, Pp. Elching- 
ham and Ticehurst, 290, rp. Everingham, 158, p. Everton and 
Gringley, 239, p. Ewelme, 230, p. Ewhurst, Beckley and other 
places, 340, Pp. Exeter, 216, rp. .Eynsford, 379, r.—Fare po 
371. Fairlight, Hastings and others, 388, p. Fairlight 
others, 230, p. Faversham, 230, Pp. Faversham, Lud nham, 
ke., 239, vp. Fearn, 379, p. Felkir§§174, p. Fenwick, 174, P+ 
Ferrers, Churston, Stoke, Gabriel and Brixham, 229. Fife, 229- 
Fenningley, 174, pr. Firbank and others, 229. sia Te : 

















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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Corn—continued. : 


{1827.] Against any Alteration of the Corn Laws—continued. 
Fishergate Toa Lxxxu. 305. Flaxwell Hundred, 245, p. 
Flegg, East and West, 230, p. Flexborough, Tarring, Camden, &amp;c., 
394, p. Flintshire Agricultural Society, 300, rp. Flitt, Memshead 
and Clifton, 293, rp. Folkestone Hundred, 206, rp. Fordwich, 
Westbere, Saint Stephens and Sturry, 230, pr. Forfar District 
of the County of Forfar, 158, rp. Forgue and Drumblade, 350. 
Forres, 239, ep. Framlingham Market, 350, rp. Frant, Hartfield 
and other places, 362. Frazerburg, Rathen, Aberdeenshire and 
other places, 230, p. Freebridge Lynn, 290, rp. Freshwell, Cla- 
vering and Uttlesford, 239, rp. Frittenden, Hawkehurst and Cran- 
brook, 239, p.—Gabriel Stoke, Churston Ferrers and Brixham, 
229. Gallow, 290, ep. Gamston and Elksley, 239, p. Gariock 
Chapel, 350. Gifford Avington, 216, p. Gildingwells, Laughten- 
en-le-Morthen, &amp;c., 181, Pr. Glamorgan County, 333, p. Glou- 
cester County, 230, rp. Gloucester, Owners and Occupiers of 
Land, 206, rp. 216. Goodnestone, Knowlton, Wodnesborough and 
others, 230, p. Goodnestone, net stg and other places, 226. 
Goole and Saltmarsh, 158, p. Goudhurst and Staplehurst, 239, p. 
Gowdall and Hensall, 158, p. Gowrie, Carse of, Perthshire, 
206. Grange, Keith and others, 375, rp. Grantham Town, 
with the Soke in the Parts of Kesteven, 206. Gravenny and 
others, 226. Greasley and Repton, 216, r. Greenhoe, North, 
Hundred, 230, p. Green and others, 198. Grimshoe Hundred, 
316, Pp. Grinstead, East Hundred, 356, er. Grinstead, West, 
and Shipley, 239, rp. Grinstead, West, Younsmere, &amp;c., 394. 
Gringley and Everton, 239, rp. Guestling, Winchelsea, Icklesham 
and other places, 230, rp. Guiltcross and Shropham, 371, p. 
Guldeford, Rye and others, 290, p.—Haddesley, Temple and other 

laces, 158, Pp. Haddington County, 239, rp. Hadleigh, 350, p. 
Halden, Biddenden and Tenterden, 239, rp. Halweli and others, 
216, p. Ham, Eastry, Deal, Walmer, Word, 239, p. Hampton 
in Arden, 229. Hants, 371,r. Hardres, Stelling, Kingston and 
Barham, 230, rp. Harlington and Bambro’, 191, p. Hartfield, 
Frant and other places, 362. Hartsmere, &amp;c., Hundred, 230, p. 
Hastings, Fairlight and other places, 388, p. Hastings, Rape of, 
333,!p. Hatfield, 198. Hatherleigh, Monkokehampton and Id- 
dlesleigh, 216. Havant, Hayling Island and Warblington, 371. 
Hawkhurst, Cranbrook and Frittenden, 239, p. Hawick Dis- 
trict, Roxburghshire, 230, rp. Hayling Island, Warblington, 
and Havant, 371. Heathfield and Warbleton, 181, p. He 
don, 191, rp. Helmsly and Kirbymoorside, 181, rp. Hel- 
sington and Levens, Parish of Kendall and Heversham, 300, p. 
Hemingborough, 216, rp. Hempston, Little, Berry Pomeroy, 
216, rp. Hemsworth, 174, rp. Hensall and Gowdall, 158, p. 
Henstead Hundred, 290, rp. Hereford City, 239, rp. Herne, 
Chislet, Reculver and other places, 230, P. ernhill and others, 
226. Highworth and Swindon, 191, Pr. Hoath, Herne, Chislett 
and others, 230, rp. Holbeach, 245, p. Hoberton and others, 
216, p. Holderness Agricultural Society, 239, p. Hollington, 
Hastings, &amp;c., 888, p. Holme upon Spalding Moor, 158, Pp. 
Holmestrough, 363, r. Hooe, Bexhill and Catsfield, 206, P. 
Hook and Armin, 158, p. Hooton, Laughten-en-le-Morthen, &amp;c., 
181, Pr. Hooton, Levet, Letwell, &amp;c., 174, p. Horsemonden and 
Lamberhurst (Two Petitions), 293, r. Howden, 158, p. Hoxne 
Hundred, 174, p. Huggate and Warter, 167, rp. Huish, South, 
and others, 216, P. Humbleyard Hundred, 394. Hungerford, 
239, p. Huntingdon County, 245. Hurstmonceux and Wartling, 
245. Hustwaite and Vicinity, 216, ep. Hutton, Old and New, 
229. Hutton, Roof and others, 229. Hythe, 230, rp. 375, p.— 
Ibane, 206, rp. Icklesham, Guestling, Winchelsca and other 
sg 230, ep. Ickham, Wickham and other places, 245, p. 

den, Rye, Playden, &amp;c., 290, rp. Iddlesleigh, Hatherleigh and 
Monkokehampton, 216. Ightfield and others, 191. Inverness- 
shire, 371, p. 379, p. Inwardleigh, 216, r. Ipsley, Coughton 
and Spernall, 191. Ipswich Farmers, 350, rp.—Jedburgh District, 

Roxburghshire, 230, p. John’s, Saint, Laughten-en-le-Morthen, 
Dinnington and other places, 181, p.—Keith, Botriphney and 
other places, 375, Pp. Kellington, 191, p. Kelso District, Rox- 
burghshire, 230, p. Kenardington, Appledore and other places, 
239, p. Kennell, 206. Kent, County, Eastern Part, 230, rp. Kent, 
County, Western Division, 230, p. Kent, Weald of, 239,p. Kent, 
Weald of, Traders, 293,p. Kerricurrihy and Kinalea,206,p. Keste- 
ven, Lincolnshire, Parts of, 367,P. Kesteven, Town of Grantham, 
with the Soke, in the Parts of, 206. Kilbenny, Mologgerand others, 
206. Kildorrey, 206. Killington and others, 229, Kilmor and 

Skull, 388, p. Kinalea and Kinsale, 216. Kinalea and Kerri- 
currihy, 206, rp. Kincardine County, 230, p. Kincardine County, 

856. Kincardine, Northern or Dee Side, 230, p. Kincardine, 

O'Neil, 350. Kington, 245, rp. Kingston, Barham, Hardress 

and Stelling, 230. Kington, Ringmore and Bigbury, 216, p. 

Kinloss, 239, p. Kinsale and Kinalea, 216. Kirbymoorside and 

Helmsly, 181, Pp. Kirkby Lonsdale and others, 229. Kirkhouse, 

198. Kirk Smeaton | Burghwallis, 191, rp. Kirkby, South, 

North and South Elmstal, Wrangbrook and Moorthorpe, 198. 

Kirton and Skirbeck, 245, 3 —Lachford Hundred, 230, r. Lam- 

berhurst and MHorsemondon, 293, p. Lamberhurst, Frant 

and others, 362. Lanbaurgh, West, in Cleveland, 181, p. Lane- 

ham and Sturton, 239, rp. Langoe and Aswardhurn, 239, p. 

Tange 230, p. Launceston, 293, Pr. Launceston, Occupiers of 

149, p. Launditch Hundred, 362.371,r%. Laughton-en-le- 

Morthen, Dinnington, Saint John’s, and other places, 181, P. 

Laurence, Saint, and others, 230, r. Leach, North, and Stow on 

the Wold, 230, p. Ledbury Town and Vicinity, 239, p. Lenham 

and Ashford, 379, rp. Lenham Vicinity, 239, p. Leominster 
iation for apprehending Felons, 206, rp. Leominster, Borough 
and Vicinity, 239, rp. _Leonard’s, Saint, Hastings, &amp;c., 388, Pp. 

Lesnewth Hundred, 293, p. Letswell, 174, p. Leveland and 

others, 226. Levet, 174, p. Lewknor, 230, p. Lhangtryd and 

Saint Andrew’s, 239, Pr. Lincoln City and Parts of Lindsey, in the 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Corn—continued. 












[1827.] Against any Alteration of the Corn Lawscontinued. 
County of Lincoln, txxxu. 209, r. Lincoln County, 388, p. Lind- 
sey, Parts of, &amp;c., and City of Lincoln, 239, p. Lindsey, 246, p. 
Liskeard, 206, p. Litchurch and Morlestone Hundred, 216, Pp. 
Littlebourne, Ickham, Wickham, &amp;c., 245, vp. Lochearron, 
379, Pp. Loddiswell and Churston, 216, rp. Loddon and Clavering, 
290, p. Loes Hundred, 191. Longbridge, Younsmere, &amp;c., 394. 
— and Old Deer, 350. Loningborough and Lower Stowt- 
ing Hundreds, 230, p. Lonsdale, Kirkby and others, 229, Lo- 
thian, East, 239, p. Lothingland and Mutford Hundreds, 230, p. 
Loversall and Wadworth, 181, p. Lovedon Hundred, 245, rp. 
Loxfield, Dorset and Rushmonden, 321, rp. Loxfield, Tarring, 
Camden and Flexborough, 394, rp. Luddenham, Ospringe and 
other places, 239, rp. Lupton and others, 229. Lynn Freebridge, 
290, p. Lynn Vicinity, 290, rp. 371, ep. L and others, 229. 
—Macrony, 206, Maelor, Flintshire, Hundred, 293, rp. Maiden- 
head Town and Neighbourhood, 239, r. Maidstone Vicinity, 
879, Pp. Maldon, 245. Malton, 181, r. Malton, West, 181, Pp. 
Manhood, Sussex, Hundred, 132, rp. Manshead, Clifton and 
Flitt, 293, p. Mansorgh and others, 229. Manufactures, Trades 
and Agriowinns, 174, p. Marbury cum Quoisley, 191. Margate 
and others, 230, p. Market Weighton, 306. Marlborough, 191, p. 
Marlborough, West, Alvington and other places, 216, p. 
Marshelstown, 206. Mawgan in Pyder, Saint Columb, Major 
and Minor, 206, p. Mayfield, Frant and others, 362. Meath, 
293, p. Melbourne, 290. Melton, Sprotboro’ and Cateby, 
181, p. Melton, West, and Brampton, 181, ep. Middleton and 
others, 229. Milton and Thurleston, 213, p. Minster and 
others, 230, p. Misson, 174, p. Misterton and Walkeringham, 
239, p. Mitford Hundred, Norfolk, 245, rp. Modbury, 229. 
Mologger, 206. Molton, South, 326. Monwaird and others, 
229. Monkokehampton, 216. Monkton and others, 230, p. 
Montgomery County, 371, rp. Montrose Corn Market, 142, p. 
Moorthorpe, South, Kirkby, North and South, Elmsal and 
Wrangbrook, 198. Morayshire, Society of Farmers, 239, Pp. 
Morleston and Litchurch Hundred, 216, rp. Morleigh and others, 
216, rp. Moss, Fenwick and others, 198. Mountfield, Bright- 
ling and Whatlington, 191. Murford and Lothingland Hundred, 
230, rp. Mathill, Crieff and other places, 229.—Nackington and 
others, 230, p. Naisop and Cuckney, 350, p. Nairn ey 
142, p. Natland, Sedgwick and others, 229. Ness Hundred, 
Lincolnshire, 245, pr. Newark-upon-Trent and Nottingham 
Grand Jury, 230, rp. Newbury, 239, p. Newenden, Sandhurst 
and others, 239, p. Newland, Wressle, Drax, &amp;c., 158, p. Newn- 
ham, 230, rp. Newport, Three Hundreds, Bucks, 265, p. New- 
port Pagnell, First Division of the Three Hundreds, 206. New- 
a Second Division of the Three Hundreds, 226. 

ewport nell, Third Division of the Three Hundreds, 239, pr. 
Newport, Salop, 230, p. Newton Abbott, 216,r. Newton Fer- 


‘rers, Yealmpton and other places, 216, p. Newton-upon-Ouse, 


216, p. Nicholas, Saint, Birchington and other places, 230, p. 
Ninfield, Ashburnham and other places, 239, p. Norfolk Agri- 
cultural Society, 305, rp. Northallerton and Richmond, 316, p. 
Northampton and Toucester Divisions, 230, pr. 805, p. Northiam 
and Bodiam, 340, rp. Northlew and others, 216, rp. Northum- 
berland, Northern Part of, and North Durham, 206, p. North- 
umberland, Northern Part of, 362. Northumberland, Owners and 
Occupiers of Land, 230, yr. Norton, Cam Askeron and 
other places, 174, rp. Norton, Chipping, 239, rp. Nottingham 
and Newark-upon-Trent Grand Jury, 230, r.—Okehampton, 
Southtawton, Northtawton and others, 216, p. Ollerton and 
Edwinstowe, 239, p. Ore, Faversham, Luddenham, &amp;c., 239, p. 
Ore, Fairlight, Hastings, &amp;c., 388, Pp. Orford, 158, p. Ospringe, 
Luddenham, &amp;c., 239, p. Oswestry, 230, p. Otterden and 
others, 230, p. Ottery, Saint Mary, 321, yp. Outwell, Wel- 
ney, and Upwell, 290, p. Ouston, Carcrof and Skellow, 174, r.— 
Patrington in Holderness, 229. Peasmarsh, Rye and others, 
290, P. Pembridge, 245. Pembroke, County, 245, p. 
Pembury, Ashurst, &amp;c., 293, p. Penshurst, Ashburnham, &amp;c., 
239, pr. Penshurt, Ashurst, &amp;c., 293, pr. Perferth, Hundred, 
Carmarthenshire, 245. Perthshire, 601. Peter's, Saint, and 
others, 230, rp. Petersfield, 371. Petham and others, 230, p. 
Petsligo, 230, rp. Pett, Winchelsea and others, 230, rp. Picker- 
ing Lyth Wapentake, 132, p. Playden Rye, &amp;c., 290, Pp. 
Plomesgate Seudred, 230, p. Ploughley Hundred, 239, p. 
Pluckley and Wye, 379, rp. Plymstock, Brixton and Wembury, 
245. Pocklington, 290. Pontefract, 142, Pr. Portisaac and 
Endellion, 149, p. Portlemouth and others, 216, Pp. Poulton-in- 
the-Fylde, 167, rp. Poynings Hundred, 379. Preston, 229. 
Preston, Faversham, Luddenham, &amp;c., 239, rp. Preston, Kent, 
Stourmouth, Elmstone and Wingham, 230, Pr. Pyrton, 230, p. 
— Rathen, Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire, and others, 230, Pp. 
Rauceby, 206. Rawcliffe, 158, rp. Rayne, 350. Rea, 356, p. 
Reculver, Herne, Chislett and others, 230, rp. Redbournestoke, 
20¢. Repton and Greaseley, 216, P. Retford, 239, rp. Revel- 
stoke, 216, p. Rhuddlan, 305. Richmond, Yorkshire, 316, 
817, e. Ringmer Hundred, 300, Pp. Ringmore, Bigbury and 
other Places, 216, rp. Ripon, Neighbourhood and Market, 239, p. 
Risbridge Hundred, 230, r. Rochester, Kent, 293, p. Roches- 
ter, Kent, and Neighbourhood, 230, rp. Rochford Hundred, 
181, Pp. Rotherbridge Hundred, 379, Rotherfield, Frant and 
others, 362. Rotherfield Hundred, 356, r. Rotherham, 206. 
Rothiemay, Keith and others, 375, er. Romford Market, 245. 
Romney Marsh, 379, rp. Romney and Walland Marsh Ievels, 
293, Pp. Romsey, 245, rp. Ross, 158,P. Ross, County of, 181, r. 
333, p. Ross, Town, 245, Pr. Ross, Township, 174, r. Ross, 
Herefordshire, Neighbourhood, 245, p. Rossington, 198. Rovel- 
den, Wittersham and others, 239, p. Rowington, 230, rp. Rox- 
burghshire, Hawick District, 230, p. Roxburghshire, Jedburgh 
District, 230, r. Roxburghshire, Kelso District, 230, p. __ - 

monden, 





PETITIONS—continued. 











I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Corn—continued. Corn—continued. 


[1827.] Against any Alteration of the Corn Laws—continued. 
monden, Lexfield and Dorset Hundred, txxx11. 321, p. Rutland, 
229. Rye, Playden and other Places, 290, rp. Ryton, Durham, 
230, p.—Salehurst and Burwash, 230, p. Salford Priors and others, 
191. Salter Sea, and others, 213, p. Saltmarsh and Goole, 
158, p. Samford, 230,r. Sampford Hundred, 216,r. Sandall 
Kirk, 181,r. Sandall, Long, 191, Pr. Sandhurst, Wittersham 
and others, 239, p. Sandwich and Stonar, 239, p. Sawley, 
Soke of, 216, r. Scotland, General Assembly of the Church, 
350, p. Scrooby and Southwell, 191, r. Sea Salter and others, 
216, Pp. Seaton, 158, Pp. Sedgwick, Natland and other Places, 
229. Sedlescombe and Westfield, 371, r. Selby, Yorkshire, 
216, p. Selling and others, 226. Shadoxhurst, a and 
others, 239, p. Sheldwich and others, 226. Sherburn, 167, Pr. 
Sherford and others, 216, p. Sherriff Hutton, 191, ep. Shiffnall, 
239, p. Shiplake Hundred, 356. Shipley and West Grinstead, 
239, p. Shobdon, 245, rp. Shrewsbury 239, p. Shropham and 
Guiltcross, 371, p. Sidbury, 293. Singleton, 132, pr. Sitting- 
bourn, 230, rp. Shelbrook, 191, rp. Skellow, Owston and Car- 
croft, 174, p. Skull and Kilmore, 388, p. Skurbeck and 
Kirton, 245, p. Slade and others, 181, rp. Slaines and Cruden, 
350. Slapton and others, 216, rp. Sleaford, 375. Smarden, 
216, Pp. Smeaton, Little, 174, rp. Smithdon, 230,r. Snaith and 
Courck, 158, rp. Southampton, County, 245, p. Southmolton, 
326. Southport and others, 216, p. Southtawton, &amp;c., 216, P. 
Southwell and Scrooby 191, p. Spalding, 245, rp. Speldhurst, 
Ashurst, &amp;c., 293, ». Spernall, dies and Coughton, 191. 
Speymouth, 239, p. Spilsby, 245, p. Sproatley, 229. Spynie, 
New, 239, p. Sprotboro’, Cateby and Melton, 181, rp. Stainton, 
&amp;c., 229. Stalisfield, 230, r. Stamford, 379. Staple and others, 
230, p. Staplehurst and Goudhurst, 239, p. Stelling, Kingston, 
Barham and Hardres, 230, Pr. Stephen’s Saint and Aldenham, 
Herts, 239, rp. Stephen’s, Saint, by Saltash, 293, p. Stephen’s 
Saint, Sturry, Fordwick and Westbere, 230, rp. Steyning, Youns- 
mere, &amp;c., 394. Stillington and Vicinity, 216, p. Stilstock, 191. 
Stockbridge and Box, 132, rp. Stockton, Yarm and Stokesley, 
394. Stodden, Hundred, 206. Stodmarsh, Ickham and others, 
245, p. Stokeflemming and Slackanton, 216,P. Stoke Gabriel 
and others, 229. Stokenham, Chivelstone and others, 216, P. 
Stokesley, Yarm and Stockton, 394. Stonar and Sandwich, 
239, rp. Stone, Luddenham, &amp;c., 239, rp. Stone Hooton, &amp;c., 
174, p. Stone, Wittersham and others, 239, p. Stourmouth, 
Elmstone, Wingham and Preston, 230, p. Stowting, Lower and 
Loningborough, 230, Pr. Stow-on-the-Wold and North Leach, 
230, Pr. Strathmore, 206. 245, p. Stratton, 206, p. Sturton and 
Laneham, 239, p. Surfleet, 239, p. Sturry Fordwich, Westbere 
and Saint Stephen’s, 230, rp. Sutton-cum-Lound and Blyth, 
239, p. Sutton, Long, 245, p. Sutton, Owston and others, 
174, p. Swalecliffe, Herne, Chislett and others, 230, p. Swindon 
and Highworth, 191, rp. Swine in Holderness, 216, rp. Swine- 
fleet, 158, rp. Sykehouse, 198.—Tadcaster, 290. Tarring, Lox- 
field, Camden and Flexborough, 394, p. Taverham, 290, pP. 
Tawton, South, North Tawton and Okehampton, 216, rp. Temple, 
Haddlesey, &amp;c., 158, p. Templetenny, 206. Tenterden, Halden 
and Biddenden, 239, rp. Thame, 230, p, Thedwastry, Black- 
bourn and Thingoe, 230, rp. Thingoe, Thedwostry and Black- 
bourn, 230, p. Thirsk Markets, 216, rp. Thorne, 206, p. Thorpe, 
Salvin and others, 198. Threo and Winnibriggs, 245, p. Thur- 
garton Hundred, 230, rp. Thurleston and Milton, 216, rp. Tice- 
hurst and Etchingham, 290, rp. Tickhill, 181, rp. Tipnoak, 379. 
Todwick, Anston and others, 198. Tout Saints, and others, 
216, p. Towcester and Northampton Divisions, 230, pr. 305, Pp. 
Trades, Manufactures and Agriculture, 174, rp. Treton, Parish, 
181, rp. Trowley, Baddlesmere and others, 226. Tunbridge and 
Tudely, 293, p. Tudely and Tunbridge, 293, vp. Tuxford, 
206, P. ae and others, 320, p.—Udimore, Rye and others, 
290, p. Underbarrow, Crosthwaite and other Places in Kendal, 
229. Upwell, Outwell and Welney, 290, rp. Urquhart, 239, p. 
Uttlesford, Clavering and Freshwell, 239, rp.—Ville Dunkirk, 
216, p.— Wadhurst, Frant and others, 362. Wadworth and 
Loversall, 181, p. Walden, Saffron, 239, p. Walden, Stubbs 
and others, 174, p. Wales, Harthill and others, 198. Walker- 
ingham and Misterton, 239, p. Walland and Romney Marsh 
Levels, 293, rp. Walmer, Ham and Eastby, &amp;c., 293, r. Wals- 
ham and Blofield, 290, r. Waltham and others, 230, p. Want- 
age, 239, p. Warbleton and Heathfield, 181, p. Warblington, 

avant and Hayling Island, 371. Warehome, 230, p. Warter 
and Huggate, 167, r. Wartling and Hurstmonceux, 245. War- 
wick, Market, 230, pr. Wath, 191, rp. Wawen, Wootten, 245, Pp. 
Wawn in Holderness, 216, p. Weighton, Market, 305. Wel- 
lington, Salop, 230, p. Wembury, Plymstock and Brixton, 245. 
Westbere, Saint Stephen’s, Sturry and Fordwich, 230, rp. West- 
berne and Singleton, 132, p. Westerham, 293,r. Westfield and 
Seddlescombe, 371, rp. Wellingborough, 245, p. Welney, Upwell 
and Outwell, 290, p. Westmeath, County, 379, pe. Wetherby, 
290. Whatlington, Mountfield and Brightling, 191. | Whit- 
burn, 245. itchurch, Salop, 191. hitstable, Blean and 
other Places, 216, ». Wickham, Ickham and others, 245, p. 
Wigtown, County, 245, p. Wilford Hundred, 198. Willey 
Hundred, 206. inchelsea, Icklesham, Guestling, &amp;c., 230, P. 
Wingham, Preston, Stourmouth and Elmstone, 230, r. Winni- 
briggs and Threo Hundred, 245, p. Wisbeach, Isle of Ely, 
216,r. Witham, 379, rp. Wittersham, Stone and other Places, 
239, p. Withyham, Frant and others; 362. Wixamtree Hundred, 
206. Womersley, 174, rp. Woodbridge, Gentry and others, 
350, Pp. Woodbridge, Market, 326, p. oodchurch, Appledore 
and others, 239, p. Woodhall and others, 198. Woodleigh and 
others, 216, p. Woodnesborough and others, 230, p. Woodsetts, 
Dinnington, &amp;c., 181, p. Wootton, Denton and Ellam, 245, p. 
Wootton Hundred, 321. Wootton, Wawen, 245, rp. Word, 


and Hanby, 267. 





[1827.] Against any Alteration of the Corn Laws—continued. 
Ham, Eastry, Deal and Walmer, xxx. 293, p. Worksop, 239, Pp. 
Wrangbrook, Moorthorpe, South Kirkby, and North and South 
E 198. Wressle, Newland, Drax, &amp;c., 158, p. Wright, 
John, of Lenton, 333, rp. Wye and Pluckley, 379, p. Wye and 
Vicinity, 371, p.—Yarm, Stokesley and Stockton, 394. Yealmp- 
ton, Newton Ferrers and other Places, 216, rp. York, City and 
Ainsty, 181, r. Younsmere, Burbeach, West Grinsted and 
others, 394. 


596. Against any Alteration of the Corn Laws, before an In- 
quiry; Of Robert Stearne Tighe; uxxxt1. 88,.P. Suggest- 
ing certain Duties, in Tables annexed to Petition; Of Charles 
Dean of Exeter; txxxu1. 98.———For a protecting Duty on the 
Importation of Foreign Corn; From, Arundel Market, 1xxxn. 
148, p.— Banffshire, Farmers’ Club, 148, p. Boston, 148, p. 
Bradford, 208.—Cornwall, 383. Curry, North, 148, r.—Dar- 
lington, 208.—Fife, County, 383, p.—Gowrie, Carse of, (Perth- 
shire), 383, p.— Haddington, 398, p.— Kincardine, 398, p.— 
Launceston, 148, p. Leith, 208, p.—Rushmonden, 383.—Stirling- 
shire, 383, p. Sutherland, 383, p.—Tindale Ward (Northumber- 
land), 398, p.—Williams, Robert, of Merllyn, 305.———Respect- 
ing the Corn Laws; Of Silk Weavers of Macclesfield; Offered, 
but containing allusions to Debates in the House of Lords, by 
leave withdrawn; Lxxxu1. 208. 


597. Relative to the Importation of Foreign Corn ; Of Owners 
and Occupiers of Land, and Gentry, Clergy and others interested 
in Agriculture in the County of Devon, txxx11. 300, P. That 
the Duty on the Importation of Corn may be regulated by the Price 
ofsuch Corn sold by Auction; Lxxx11.321, P.————That the Duty on 
the Importation of Foreign Corn may be a Ready-money Payment ; 
Of Owners and Occupiers of Land within the County of Northum- 
berland, 1xxx11. 326, p.———Relative to the average Prices of 
Barley and Oats; Of Members of the Morayshire Farmer So- 
ciety ; Lxxxu. 346, P,—&lt;—For further Protection; From, Banff, 
LXxxul. 375, p.—Castle Ward, 433. Clavering, 322, r. Col- 
chester, 413.—Edinburgh, 379, p. Elgin, 379, p.—Freshwell, 
322, p. Haddington County, 379, p.—Lanark County, 379, p. 
—Maldon, 322, p.—Tindale Ward, Part, 433.—Uttlesford, Cla- 
vering and Freshwell, Essex, 322, r. Willingdon, 413, p.———. 
For Penalties on Persons making fraudulent Returns; Of Oc- 
cupiers of Land who attend Lewes Market, txxx11. 394, P._———. 
For an Alteration; Of Manufacturers of Leicester; Offered, but 
referring to Debates in the House of Lords, was not received, 
LXxxil. 604. 


598. [1828.] Complaining of the proposed Scale of Duties ; 
From, Aberdeen, txxx1. 267. Alford, 287. Ancaster and Wils- 
ford, 259. Asgarby, 259. Ashby, Digby, Dorrington, &amp;c., 267, r. 
Ashford, 377. Aslackby, Folkingham, &amp;c., 267.—Banbury, 287. 
Barkston, 259. Bassingham, 267. Beckingham, 267. Bedford, 
267, p. Bennington, Long, and Foston, 267, rp. Billingborough, 
Bilthorpe and Poynton, 267. Billinghay, Walcott and Timber- 
land, 259. Bilthorpe, 267. — Hundred, 267, rp. Braceby, 
259. Brabourne, 355, Pp. raught, Broughton and Stragle- 
thorpe, 267. Brauncewell, 259. Brighton Market, Persons 
attending, 267. Broughton, 267. Burgh, 277. Burton and 
Scraddington, 267.—Callander, 243, p. Carlton and Bassingham, 
267. Carlton, Scroop and Normanton, 259. Caythorp, Fulbeck 
and Leadenham, 259. Chelmsford, 277, P. olchester, 259. 
Comrie, 243, p. Corby Swayfield, &amp;c., 267. Coventry and 
Warwick Market, Persons attending, 287, rp. Cranwell and 
Rushington, 267. Crieff, 243, rp. Culverthorpe, 259.—Dartford, 
259, p.°277, p. Denton, Woolsthorpe and Harlaxton, 259. 
Devizes, 259. Digby, 267, rp. Dorchester, 360. Dorrington, 
267, p. Dover, 259, P. Dowsby, Rippingale, &amp;c., 267. Dunsby, 
267.—Easingwold and Vicinity, 315, p. Edenham, Thurlby, &amp;c., 
267. England, Owners and Occupiers of Land in various parts 
of, 267, p. Ewerby, 259. Evedon, 259.—Fenton, 259. Fife 
County, 340, rp. Folkingham, 267. Foston, 267, r. Fulbeck, 
259.—Haddington, 277, p. Hadleigh, 336. Hailsham, Market, 
Persons seam, , 320, Pp. Hale Magna, 259. Hanby, 267. 
Harlaxton, 259. Sahinnhe, 259. Hinckford Hundred, Essex, 
336. Hogsthorpe, 277. Holbeach, 277. Holderness, Agricul- 
tural Society, 336. Holdingham, 259. Honington, 259. Horn- 
castle, 277.. Hougham and Marston, 267, rp. Howell, Ewerby, 
&amp;e., 259. Hundleby, 294, r. Hythe,277, p.—Irnham, Osgodby, 
&amp;c., 315.—Kelby Culverthorpe, &amp;c., 259. Kent, County, 259, P. 
Kent, West, 355, p. Kincardine, County, Farmers and — 
of Land, 267. Kincardine, County, Landowners, 267. Kirkby, 
267. Kirkby and Asgarby, 259. Kirton Hundred, 259, P. 
Kyme, North and South, 259.—Laughton, 267. Leadenham, 
259. Leasingham and Roxholme, 259. Lenham, 431. Lenton 
Lewes, Market, Persons frequenting, 259, P. 
Lincoln, City, 259. Linlithgow, 349.— Maidstone, 355, P.- 
Maldon, 259. Marlborough, 259. Marston, 267. Moldash, 
355, Pp. Muthill, Comrie, Callander and Crieff, 243, p.—Newport, 
Three Hundreds of, Bucks, 340, rp. Normanton, 259. Northum- 
berland, 360, p.—Osgodby, 315.—Partney, 294, Pp. Perthshire, 
348, p. Plomesgate, Hundred of, Suffolk, 340, r. Pluckley, 
355, p. Poynton, 267.—Quarrington, 259.—Rauceby, North 
and South, and Brauncewell, 259. Rippingale, 267. Rochester, 
Neighbourhood of, 267, P. Romney, New, 377. Ropsley, 259. 
Ross-shire, 320, p. Rouston, Scopwick, &amp;c., 259. _Roxholme, 
259. Rushington, 267. Rutland, 267, p.—Saffron Walden, 277. 
Samford, Hundred, 349. Sarum, New, 250. Saperton, Ropsley 
and Braceby, 259. Scopwick, 259. Scaddington, 267. Scoop, 
259. Shaftesbury, 259. Sheriff Hutton, 355. Sleaford, Quar- 
rington and Holdingham, 259. Snéaton, Whitby, &amp;c., 269. 
367, p. Spilsby, 259. Steyning, Market, Persons attending, 
294, p. Straglethorpe, 267. Stubton Fenton, 259. — 











PETITIONS—continued. 





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Corn—continued. 


Complaining of the proposed Scale of Duties—centinued. 
LXxxul. 259. Swayfield, Corby, &amp;c., 267. Swineshead, 259. 
Syston, Barkston and Honington, 259.—Timberland, 259. Thurlby, 
267. Tointons, Partney and Hundleby, 294, p.— Wainfleet, 259, p. 
Walcott, 259. Warminster, 259, p. Warwick and Coventry 
Market, Persons attending, 287, p. Witby, Sneaton and others, 
259. 367, p. Willoughby, Silk, Swarby, &amp;c., 259. Wilsford, 
259. Witham-on-the-Hill, 267. Wixamtree, Hundred of, Bed- 
ford, 360, p. Woodbridge, District of, 328, rp. Woolsthorpe, 
259.—York, West Riding, 384. 


599. For an Alteration; From, Donald Bain, rxxx11. 242, Pp. 
—John Wright, rxxxv. 184, p.—Churchwardens of Saint James, 
Clerkenwell, uxxxvi. 218. For permission to manufacture 
Foreign Corn or Bonded Wheat into Flour and Biscuit for Ex- 
portation; From, Merchants of London, txxx111. 245. Merchants 
and others of Dover, 259, rp. Merchants and others of South- 
ampton, 431, p.———For a Duty on Foreign Corn ground into 
Flour for Home Consumption; From James Surrey, Lxxxui1. 
260, p.———That the fluctuations in the Price of Corn, which 
have proved so injurious, may in future be prevented; From the 
Royal Burghs of Scotland, uxxx111. 264, p.———-For permitting 
the price of Scots and Irish Produce to be taken into account in 
fixing the Averages ; Of Owners and Occupiers of Land in Cargill, 
LXxx111. 264, P. Landholders of the County of Aberdeen, 267, P. 
——— Against the Re-importation of Flour made from Foreign 
Corn, from the Isle of Man, Duty-free; Of Alexander Bowker 
and others, of Lynn, txxx111. 279, p. Millers and others of Dublin, 
299. Against restrictions on the Importation of Corn; From 
Manchester, Chamber of Commerce, ixxxt1. 336, p. Complain- 
ing of the Distress of the Manufacturers from the effect of the 
Corn Laws, and praying for a Reform of Parliament; Of John 
Joseph Betts, Chairman of a Meeting of the Deputies from York- 
shire, Lancashire, Derbyshire and Cheshire, txxx111. 543, P. 


600. For the Abolition or Repeal of the Corn Laws; From, 

Anstey, Lxxx1v. 317, p.— Bailey, Thomas, 362, rp. Briercliffe, 346. 
—Cam, 317, p. Coaley, 317, p. Cockermouth, 244, p.—Dar- 
lington, 346, p. Dursley, 317.—Hertford, 342, p. Kidderminster, 
Anti Bread Tax Association, 276, p. 317, Pp. 336. Kidderminster, 
Carpet Weavers, 301, p. Kidderminster, Inhabitants, 311, p. 
317, p. Kidderminster, Woolcombers, 276, p.—Leicester, Arti- 
zans, &amp;c. (Two Petitions), 362, p—Manchester, 271. Maryle- 
bone, Saint, 251, p—Newton-upon-Ayr, 271. Nibley, North, 
311, p. Northampton, 346, p. Nottingham, 317, p.—Stone, 
317, p.—Todmorden, 305, p.—Ulley, 317, p. For an Altera- 
tion in the existing Laws; From Lambeth, txxx1v. 410, P. 
For a Drawback on Foreign Wheat, according to the Weight of 
Flour exported for consumption in the Colonies; ixxxrv. 411, Pp. 
——— Against Duty on Importation of Foreign Corn; From, 
Kidderminster, txxxv. 262, p.—Manchester, 149, p. ——— For a 
Repeal of the Corn Laws; From Kidderminster, txxxv. 232, p. 
———-For permission to take Wheat out of Bond or Ship on 
arrival, upon payment of a Duty of 4s. per Quarter, for the pur- 
pose of manutacturing the same, and to be either re-bonded or 
shipped for exportation as Flour, Meal or Biscuit ; From Manu- 
facturers of Flour, txxxv. 228, p.——— For admitting Foreign 
Grain into the Country, to be entered on Bond for the purpose of 
being ground into Flour for Exportation; From Belfast, txxxv. 
449, p.———For allowing Foreign Wheat to be taken out of 
Bond and manufactured for Exportation to the Colonies; From 
John Asser, txxxv. 554, p.—Corn Millers and Marine Bakers of 
London, uxxxvi. 189. ——— For compelling Sellers of Corn 
throughout the Kingdom to sell by one and the same Bushel ; 
From Chichester, txxxv. 506, p. ——— For Repeal of the Duty on 
the Importation of Corn; From Merthyr Tydvil, rxxxvr. 118, Pp. 
———For a Repeal of the Corn Laws; From Benjamin Ellison, 
LXXXxvI. 188. illiam Roche, Chairman of the Bristol Political 
Union, 372. Inhabitants of New Lanark, 487, p.———For a 
ve thereof; From Blackburn, txxxvi. 693, r. Bolton, Great 
and Little, 654, p.—Coventry, 835, p.— Denton, 752, p.—Glouces- 
ter, 686.—Haughton, 752, rp. Hurdsfield, 711, p.—Kidderminstér, 
797.—Leicester, 666. London Working Classes, 693, rp. London 
and Westminster, 929, p.—Macclesfield, 703, p. Manchester, 
650, Pp. 738, p.—Oldham, 693, p.—Stock port, 559, p. Sutton, 752. 
————-For amending the Law of Scotland relating to purchasing 
Grain; From, Aberdeen, txxxvi. 376.—Bervie, 376.—Dumferm- 
line, 376. Dumfries, 376.—Edinburgh, 376. 409.—Fifeshire, 376. 
409. Forrester, Alexander, 376.—Kincardine, 376. Kirkcaldy, 
409.—Leith, Maltmen, 376. Leith, Merchants’ Company, 376. 
Linlithgow County, 327.—Stirling, Bakers, 376. Stirling, Malt- 
sters, 376.——— Saint Andrew’s District of Fife, uxxxvi. 535, p. 
Of the Edinburgh Farmers’ Society and Tenants of Land in the 
County of Mid Lechian, 597. 


601. Fora Repeal of the Corn Laws; From Thomas Henry, 
Chairman, and Joseph Styles, Secretary, of the Westminster Union 
of Working Classes; Motion, That the Petition do lie upon the 
Table, a0 nese Petition withdrawn; Ltxxxvi. 738. In- 
habitants of Preston, xxxxvi. 748. Motion, That the Petition do 
lie upon the Table ; Ques. Neg. thereupon, 749.———For a Repeal 
thereof; From Members off the North Western Metropolitan 

nion, LXxxvu. 55, P.———For allowing Foreign Wheat to be 
ag into Flour for Exportation upon paying a small Duty; 

tom John Asser, Lxxxvill. 138.— —Against Alteration ; From 
Lincoln, Parts of Kesteven, uxxxvim. 322. Lincoln, Parts of 
Lindsey, 350.—&lt;—For a Repeal thereof; From, Auchinleck, 
Lxxxvi. 364. Arnold, 179.—Birmingham, 614.—Cumnock, 
220.—Elliott, Ebenezer, 289. Errol and Carse of Gowrie, 623.— 
Glasgow, 393.—Harrington, 378. Harvey, James, 129. Heck- 

















GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1897.) 






I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Corn—continued. 


For Repeal thereof—continued. 

mondwike, 428.—Jedburgh, 244.—Kilmarnock, 168. Kilmuirs, 
393.—Leeds, 393. Leicester, 100.—Newton, 432. Nuneaton, 
432.—Peddie, J., &amp;c., 605. Perth, 393. Pollockshaws, 605. 
—Rye, 598.—Sheffield, 438.—W olverhampton, 497. ———For the 
Liberation of the Corn now bonded, on Payment of a moderate 
Duty ; From Importers and Holders of Corn at Hull, rxxxvmt. 
624,——-Complaining of the practice of selling Corn by Weight, 
and of the present system of Averages ; From John Cartwright, 
LXXXVII. 732.————— For the Repeal thereof; From Stonehaven, 
xc, 429. Chairman and Secretary of the Anti Corn Bill Asso- 
ciation in Anderston, 473. 


602. [1834.] Against Alteration; From, Abridge, uxxxrx. 
330. Adlingfleet, 71. Althorpe, 466. Alves,200. Amcotts 
and Keadby, 466. Andrew’s, St., and Lhanbride, 200. Ard- 
wick-le-Street, 220. Armin, 71. Armthorpe, 220. Asenby, 
466. Assheldham and Dengie,70. Austerfield, 220. Awkley, 
220. Axholm, Isle of, Lincoln, 466.—Baddow, Little, 70. 
Balne, 75. Barking, 94. Barmby-on-the-Marsh, 251. Baw- 
tery and Austerfield, 220. Bellhouse and Crays, 330. Belleri- 
cay, 330. Bellie, 200. Belton, 466. Bentley-with-Arksey, 
220.  Blaxton and Awkley, 220. Bradwell-near-the-Sea, 70. 
Brafferton, 466. Braithwell and Micklebring, 220. Brentwood, 
94. Bridlington, 119. Brodsworth and Pigburn, 220. Bur- 
stead, Great, 330. Burstead, Little, and Bellericay, 380. Burton 
Leonard, 466. Butterwick, West, 466. Buttsbury and Orsett 
Hamlet, 330.—Cantley, 220. Chadwell, 94. Cheapsides and 
Scalby, 251. Cheverel, Great, 200. Cold Norton, 94. Couls- 
ton and Earlestoke, 200. Cowick, 71. Crays, 330. Crowle, 
66. Cundall, 466.—Dagenham and Rainham, 330. Danbury 
and Little Baddow, 70. Dengie, 70. Dewing, Richard, 18. 
Dishforth, 466. Drainie, 200. Duffus, 200. Dunton, 200. 
Dyke, 200.—Earlestoke, 200. pve and other Places, 351. 
Easington and Ellerby, 466. East (Cornwall), South Division 
of, Hundred of, 568. Eastoft (Lincoln), 71. Ellerby, 466. 
Ellinthorpe and Brafferton, 466. Erchfont, 200.—Finchingfield, 
94. Finningley, 220. Firbeck, 230. Fishlake, 559. Flawith, 
466. Fockerby, 71. Foggathorpe, ee 407. 
Garthorpe, 71. Glamford Briggs, 407. Goole, 71. Gowdall, 
71. Grafton-cum-Marton, 466. Greenock, 251.—Haldenby, 71. 
Ham, East and West, 330. Harworth and other Places, 334. 
Haxey, 466. Hazeleigh, 270. Heck, 71. Hedon and Preston- 
in- Holderness, 351. ensall, 71. Hinderwell, 466. Holder- 
ness Agricultural Society, 351. Holderness, Murton and West 
Newton, 351. Holderness, Preston and Hedon in, 351. Hol- 
derness, Sproatley in, 351. Hook, 71. Hornchurch, 94: Horn- 
don, East, and Dunton, 94. Howden, 261.—Keadby and Amcotts, 
466. Keyingham, &amp;c., 351. Kilpin and Skelton, 251. Kinloss, 
200. Knockando, 200.—Lambourn and Abridge, 330. _Lang- 
thorp and Marton-le-Moor, 466. Leckby, &amp;c., 466. Letwell 
and Firbeck, 230. Lincoln, sa: of, 407. Lilansadurn, 57. 
Llanwrda, 57. Loftsome, 251. uddington, 71.—Marr, 220. 
Marston, 200. Marton-cum-Grafton, 466. Marton-le-Moor, 
466. Micklebring, 220. Milton, 220. Misson, 230. Mister- 
ton and West Stockwith, 252. Morayshire, Farmers’ Club, 200. 
Mucking and other Places, 330. _Murton and West Newton, in 
Holderness, 351.—Myton, 466.—Navestock, 330. Newport, 251. 
Newton, West, in Holderness, 351. Northamptonshire (Northern 
Division), 488.—Orsett and Chadwell, 94. Orsett Hamlet, 330. 
Ousefleet, 71. Owston, 466.—Pigburn, 220. _Pollington, 71. 
Polshot, 200. Potterne, 200. Preston-in-Holderness, 351. 
Pinfleet, 330. Purleigh, 94.—Rafford, 200. Rainham, 330. 
Rainton and Dishforth, 466. Ramsden, 330. Rawcliffe, 71. 
Reedness, 71. Ripon, 466. Rochford, 70. Romford, 330. 
Rossington, 220. Rothes, 200. Roxby, 466.—Sandholme, 251. 
Scalby, 251. Skelton, 251. Snaith, 71. Southminster, 94. 
Speymouth, 200. Sproatley-in-Holderness, 351. Spynie, New, 
200. Stanstead, Mount Fitchett, 265. Stanton Rivers, 94. 
Stifford and Aveley, 330. Stock, 330. Stockwith, West, 252. 
—Tholthorp and Flawith, 466. Tickhill, 230, Topeliffe and 
Asenby, 466. Twinefleet, 71.—Urquhart, 200.—Wakering, 
Great and Little, 70. Warley, Great, and other Places, 330. 
Wavendon, 71. Weald, South, and Brentwood, 94. Weatherby, 
466. Whitgift, 71. _Whorlesdown Hundred of, Wilts, 200. 
Wilts, Whoslesdon Hundred, 200. Woodham, Mortimer and 
Hazeleigh, 70. Woodham, Walter, 70. Worton and Marston, 
200. Wroot, 466.—Yokefleet, 251. York, City, 494, York- 
shire, East Riding of, 251. 


603. For the Repealof the Corn Laws; From, Auchtermuchty, 
Lxxx1x. 454.—Balmerino, 335. Bannockburn, 335. Brechin, 
335.—Cairnyhill, 95. Ceres, 392. Coupar Angus, 392. Cumnock, 
319. Cupar, 397.—Derby, 95. Dundee,142.424, Dunfermline, 
95. Dunshalt, 216.—Edinburgh, 94.290. Errol and Carse of 
Gowrie, 95.—Forfar, 100. 390. Fruchie, 233.—Glasgow, 90, 94. 
Gowrie, Carse of, 95. Greenock, 473.—Kidderminster, 250. 
Kilmarnock, 100. 260,—Leicester, 284. Liverpool, 7.—Man- 
chester, 260. Metropolis, 95.—Newmilns, 180. N ottingham, 
90.—Perth, 216.—Rochdale, 200.—Sheffield, 95. Strathmiglo, 
261. 


604. Relative to the Corn Laws, and for reducing Taxation ; 
Of Inhabitants of Lees, Ashton-under-Lyne, LxxxiI. 142, P. 
——For Repeal of the Corn Laws, and in favour of Election 
by Ballot; From Inhabitants of Loughborough, LXXXVI. 212, P. 
——— For Repeal of the Corn Laws, and nst the Renewal of 
the East India Charter; From, Inhabitants of Leslie (Fife), 
Lxxxvi. 572, Pp. Of single and married Women of Cropper 
Street, Manchester, 660, p.———For the Repeal thereof; From, 

Stonehaven, 


9G 


762 


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PETITION S—continued. 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Corn—continued. 


Stonehaven, xc. 429. Chairman and Secretary of the Anti Corn 
Bill Association in Anderston, 473. 


605. For Permission to grind Bonded Corn, with Liberty to 
export the Flour therefrom free of Duty; From Stephen Bird, 
LXxxix. 447. 


606. For permitting foreign Wheat in Bond to be ground into 
Flour, and Flour in Bond to be made into Biscuit for Exportation; 
From, Plymouth, 508. London, Chamber of Commerce and 
Manufactures of Glasgow ; Merchants in Glasgow; 584. James 
Surrey, 601.——Against allowing foreign eat to be con- 
ve into Flour for Exportation; From Westport, xc1. 20. 
Cork, 316.———That no Alteration may be made in the existing 
Corn Laws respecting the admission of bonded Wheat into con- 
sumption in the United Kingdom; Of the President of the Com- 
mittee of Merchants of Youghal, xc1. 29.———For permitting 
foreign Wheat in Bond to be ground into Flour for Exportation ; 
From, Plymouth, xcr. 119. James Surrey, 614. 


607. Complaining of the Importation of ah ig Corn through 
Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man, and for an Inquiry; 
From, Landowners and Occupiers of the County of Hertford, 
LXXXIXx. 365. 


608. Petitions complaining of the Restrictions on the Importa- 
tion of Corn and Provisions; From Glasgow, txxvul. 285, P. 


609. Complaining of the Corn Laws, of unequal Taxation, 
and of Contraction of the Currency; From Artizans and Mecha- 
nics of Birmingham, txxxvut. 412. 


610. For Protection against the Importation of Corn and Wool; 
Of Owners and Occupiers of Land in the Neighbourhood of Tun- 
bridge Wells, txxx11. 268, p. Of Occupiers of Land and 
Householders of the Hundred of Bosmere and Claydon, Suffolk, 
283, p. Of several Persons interested in the Welfare of British 
Agriculture resident in Croydon, 355, p. Of Chairman and 
Members of the Helmsley and Kirby Moorside Agricultural 


Association, Lxxx111. 384. 


611. Complaining of the injury sustained by the Corn Trade 
of Ireland, in consequence of the system acted on in the London 
Markets, of selling Grain by Measure instead of Weight; From, 
Limerick, xc. 165. Galway, 398. 


612. Against the introduction of any Bill for altering the time 
of a Fiars in Scotland; Of Proprietors and Occupiers 
of Land, Merchants and Inhabitants of Falkirk, xc. 464. 


613. For a Reduction of the Duty on Foreign Corn; Of Im- 
porters and Holders of Foreign Corn, of Kingston-upon-Hull, 
LXXIX. 358.———Stating that large quantities of Foreign Corn are 
daily smuggled into the 


ountry without payment of any Duty, and 
praying that an inquiry may be instituted; From, Farmers and 
others residing in the neighbourhood of Crowland, txxx1x. 385. 
———-For repeal or reduction of Scale of Duties on the Importa- 
tion thereof; From Anderson, Arthur, xcu. 367. Anderston, 
208. Ansty, 208. Arbroath, 567. Auchtermuchty, 487.—Bal- 
merino, 189. Barton-upon-Humber, 177. Bolton (Chairman of 
a Meeting), 588. Bradford, Wilts, 222.—Colne, 384.— Douglas, 
177. Dundee, Radical Reform Association, Members of, 177. 
Dunning and Newtown of Pitcairns, 177. Dysart, 618. — 
Edinburgh, Radical Association, Members of, 177.— Fenton, 
222. Ferry Port-on-Craig, 501. Forfar, 177.—Glasgow (Chair- 
man of a Meeting), 543. Glasgow, and West of Scotland, Power 
Loom Tenters’ Association (Chairman of), 277.—Inverbervie, 177. 
—Kettering, 384. Kirriemuir, 177.—Leicester, 177. Lerwick 
and a peer vb 367. Letham, 177. Leuchars, 543. Liverpool, 
177. Loughborough, 177.—Morley, 399.—Oadley, 177.—Place, 
Francis, and others, 177.—Rahere Street, Goswell Road, Members 
of the Carpenters’ and Joiners’ Literary Association, 177.—Ren- 
frew, 177.—Scotland, Members of the National Radical Associa- 
tion of, 200. Shetland, 367. Shoreditch, 249. Springburn, and 
other Places, 605. Stockport, 189. Strathmiglo, 543.—Wigan, 
137. Against Repeal of Duty; From Axholme, Isle of, xcu. 
177.—Barton-upon-Humber, 177. Bury Saint Edmund’s, 491. 
—Horncastle, 177.—Leicester, County, 428.—Market Rasin, 177. 
—Suffolk, East, 208. 319. For allowing Foreign Grain in 
bond to be ground for Exportation; From, Asser, John, xc1. 
326.—Bristol, 200.—Carpenter, William, 326. Clonmel, Caher 
and Clogheen, 200.—Dublin, 200.—Greenock, 262, 326.—Liver- 
pool, 326.—Manchester (President, &amp;c. of the Chamber of Com- 
merce), 274.—Plymouth, 200. Poole, 326.—Surrey, James, 262. 
326.—Waterford, Bakers, 200. Waterford, Coopers, 200. Wa- 
terford, Merchants and Shipowners, 200. Waterford, Millers and 
others, 200. Praying that Foreign Grain in bond may not 
oe allowed to be ground for Exportation; From Members of the 
Warwickshire Association for the protection of Agriculture, and 
others, xci1. 277. 


See supra, 21. 23. 107. 372; infra, 727. 1348. 1956. 2006. 2020. 


Cornwall Assizes : 


614. That Truro may be made an Assize Town instead of 
Launceston; From, Carne, William, rxxxvi. 402.—Keverne, St., 
378.—Redruth, 340. Roseland, 323, Truro, 285. 


Cornwall and Devonshire Mining Company:—See infra, 
706. 


Coroners : 


615. Res 


ting their Fees and the execution of Processes by 
them; Of 


reeholders of Tipperary residing in Upper and 





Coroners—continued. 
Lower Ormond, txxvit. 41, P. 
Lower Ormond, 49, ep. Of Coroners of Limerick, 71. ronergs 
of Roscommon, 197, Pr. Richard Foott and others, Coroners of 
Cork, 278,e. Of Coroners of Galway, 341. Of Burke, William, 
and others, 346, p. Coroners of Waterford, 357. William Tho. 
and Stewart Osborne, 419. Complaining of being 
deprived of their Fees and Emoluments; Of Coroners of Galway, 
Lxx1x. 470, p. Of William Thorogood and Joseph Thomas Hig. 
gins, Coroners of Meath, 510. For the amendment of the 
Act relative to Coroners in Ireland; James M‘Carthy, ixxx, 
504, p. Attornies of Ireland, 521, p.———For an addition to 
sums allowed for Travelling Seg &amp;c.; From, Coroners of 
undermentioned Counties; viz., Of Bedford, txxx1. 166. Buck- 
ingham, 235.—Cumberland, 130.—Devon, 146.—Essex, 217, 
Gloucester, 124.—Hereford, 124.—Kent, 241.—Leicester, 224,— 
Monmouth, 249.—Northampton, 249, p.—Somerset, 181. Stafford, 
171. Suffolk, 115.— Westmorland, 217. Wilts, 249. —— 
For increasing their Emoluments; From, Bucks, 1xxxn, 
394, p.—Cardigan, County, 433. Carreg, Edward, 450, p, 
Cartman, John, 74. Chester, County, 436. Cornwall, County, 
483, p.—Devon, County, 433, p.—Flint, County, 528.—Glou- 
cester, 232, p.— Hertford, 491, p.—Layng, Peter, 541. Leicester, 
447, Pp. Lincoln, 433.—Middlesex, 399, p.—Norfolk, 433. Nor- 
thumberland, 46, p.—Osbaldeston, F. J., 440.—Stafford, 341, 
Suffolk, 447, p. Surrey, 456.—Worcester, 394, P.———For 
increasing their Allowances; From, Adye, William, txxxm, 
466, p.—Cornwall, 483, p.— Northumberland and Cornwall, 483, p. 
—Parry, Peter, 507, p.—Wayman, John, 503, p.—York, County, 
313.———For amendment of the Law for electing Coroners of 
Counties in Ireland; From John Boyle, txxx1v. 250, p. 
[1831-2.] For increasing their Allowances; From, Gloucester, 
Lxxxvil. 420.—Hants, 428.———That Coroners’ Courts may in 
future be rendered open public Courts; From Oldham, txxxvim., 
244,————In favour of the Bill of 1831-2; From Joseph Moun- 
tain, Lxxxvill. 256.———For inquiry into the office of Coroner 
in Ireland; From Michael Magee, txxxvi. 610. 654.—— 
For augmenting the Fees of Coroners; From, Cartman, John; 
Referred to Select Committee on County Coroners’ Bill; txxxrx. 
162.— Cumberland, 109.—Jones, Edward, m.p., and Hugh 
Lloyd (Montgomery), 130.—Kent, 80.—Lloyd, Hugh, (Mont- 
gomery ), 130.—Page, John, 318.—Southampton, 118. Warwick, 
100.——For augmenting the Fees of Coroners in Ireland; 
From Michael Magee, Lxxx1x. 261.——For amendment of Law 
relating to Coroners; From Freeholders and Inhabitants of the 
County of Gloucester, xc1. 295.—Wath-upon-Dearne ; Thorne; 
347. From, Cartman, John, xcu1. 375.—Gloucester, County 
of, 212.—Mountain, Joseph, 212.———For provision for the more 
adequate Remuneration of Coroners; From, Aberdeen, Robert 
Henry, Coroner for Devon, xci1. 504.—Bedford, County of, 428. 
—Dorset, Coroners for the County, 416. Dorset, County of, 428. 
—Hinchclitte, George, Coroner for Salop, 416.—Kent, County of, 
435.—Shebbear, J. C. Coroner for Hants, 416. Somerset, Coro- 
ners for the County, 416. Surrey, 466. Sussex, Coroners for, 
528.—Worcester, County of, 428. j 


Of Attornies of Upper and 


Coroners’ Inquests : 
616. Complaining of Medical Men not being remunerated for 


attending Coroners’ Inquests; From, County of Montgomery, 
Lxxxix. 131.—Neath and Swansea, 304. 


Corporal Punishment :—See infra, 1437. 


Corporate Funds: 


617. Complaining of the Misapplication thereof; From, Mer- 
chants, &amp;c., of Galway, Lxxx11. 541, P. 


Corporate Officers : 
618. For a Law to prevent the Election of Corporate Officers 


taking place on Sundays; From Corporation of Wisbech, 
LXXXxVIII. 70. 


Corporate Property : 

619. For repeal of Act 21 Geo. II. c. 7, and to extend to 
Ireland the Law of England relating thereto; From Thomas Flana- 
gan, LXxXxIv. 375, Pp. Lxxxv. 647. Motion negatived for printing, 
647. From, Armagh, txxxvi. 42, p.—Dundalk, 243, P. 
For repeal of Act 21 Geo. II., and for an Inquiry into 
the State of Corporation Property in Ireland; From Thomas 
Flanagan, txxxv. 246, p.————For an Inquiry into the Title to 
Corporation Property, Crown Lands and Commons in Ireland ; 
From, Thomas Flanagan, txxxvu. 151. See infra, 2069. 


Corporate Rights : 

620. For Repeal of Act Geo. II. relative to the Rights of Cor- 
porations; From, Athlone, txx1x. 91, p.— Drogheda, Inhabitants, 
146, p. Drogheda, Roman Catholics, 304, p. Dundalk, 354, P- 
—Flanagan, Thomas, 258, p. 440. 460.—Galway, 441, P.—=— 
From, Dundalk, txxx. 111, p.—179, rp. Drogheda, 168, ?- 
— Flanagan, Thomas, 238.———Relative thereto; From Thomas 
Flanagan, of Sligo, rxxx1. 108, p.—Of Freeholders and Inha- 
bitants of Galway, 297, rp. Of Roman Catholics of Ireland, 
302, P. For the restoration thereof, and for the abolition of 
Tolls and Customs; From, Inhabitants of Athlone, ixxxu. 30. 
Inhabitants of Roscommon, 31, rp. Thomas Flanagan, 51. In- 
habitants of Drogheda, 295, p. Inhabitants of Dundalk, 376, P- 
———For rendering Irish Catholics eligible to Offices in Cor- 
porations ; From, Roman Catholics of eland, Lxxxi1. 478, P- 
———For the extension of rights conferred by Charters to In- 
habitant Householders eenentl , subject to certain qualifications ; 
From Inhabitant Householders of Cork, txxxv. 475, P. 


Corporations: 








PETITIONS—continued. 





621. For the Abolition thereof; From Navan, txxxvi. 243, Pp. 
———For Inquiry into the State of the Corporations and Boroughs 
in Ireland; From Athlone, txxxvi. 61, p.———[1832.] For 
repeal of the Stamp Duty on the Admission of Freemen to Cor- 
porations; From, Carrickfergus, txxxvu. 238. Galway, Brogue- 
makers, 204. Galway, Cabinetmakers, 302. Galway, Car- 

nters, 189. Galway, Free Burgesses, 21. Galway, House- 

olders, 143. 189. Galway, Members of the Irish Bar, connected 
with, 184. Galway, Merchants of, 184. 287. 374. Galway, 
Plasterers, 176. Galway, Protestant Freemen, 184. Galway, 
Protestant Traders, 86. Galway, Roman Catholic Freemen, 148. 
Galway, Roman Catholic Magistrates, 287. Galway, Roman 
Catholic Merchants and Artisans, 136. Galway, St. Nicholas, 
302. Galway, Shipwrights, 333. Galway, Shoemakers, 262. 
Galway, Stonecutters, 196. Galway, Tailors, 235. Galway, 
Tanners, 287. Galway, Wardenship, 208. Galway, Weavers, 
184. ——— For exercising the privilege of electing Municipal 
and Local Authorities; From, Alnwick, ixxxvmi. 274. Ar- 
magh, 285. Arundel, 323. Athlone, 70.—Bath, 393. Bauchan, 
John, 249. Bedford, 274. Belfast, 378. Beverley, 201. Boston, 
314. Brecknock, 296. Bridgewater, 280. Brighton, 398. 
Bury Saint Edmund’s, 274.—Callan, 166. Canterbury, 499. 
Carlisle, 184. Carlow, 412. Clifton, Dartmouth Hardness, 138. 
Clitheroe, 314. Coleraine, 189.—Daventry, 138. Drogheda, 
314. Dublin, 259. 393.—Exeter, 296.—Gainsburgh, 419. Gates- 
head, 184. Gloucester, 459. Grantham, 413. Gravesend and 
Milton, 232.—Harwich, 228. Hereford, 505. Horner, Francis, 
138. Huntingdon, 499.—Ives, Saint, (Cornwall), 350.—Kendal, 
228. Kilkenny, 508. King’s Lynn, 469. Kingston-upon-Hull, 
255.— Launceston, 280. Leeds, 280. Leicester, 296. Limerick, 
189. 5 ny 189. Longford, 393. Looe, East and West, 
533. Ludlow, 285. Lyme Regis, 350.—Macclesfield, 166. 
Marlborough, 259. Matthews, Henry, &amp;c., 211. Meagher, 
Daniel, 443. Milton, 232.—Newark-upon-Trent, 341. ew- 
bury, 314. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 70. 314. Newport (Mon- 
mouth), 159. New Ross (Wexford), 235. Norwich, 635.—Pen- 
ryn, 355. Plymouth, 393. Portarlington, 457. Portsmouth, 
163.—Queenborough, 197.—Reading, 249. Richmond (York), 
159. 274. 323. Sm, 350. Rochester, 266.—Saltash, 228. 
Shaftesbury, 159. Sligo, 393. Stead, Patrick, 232. Swansea, 
378.—Tenby, 211. Totness, 255. Truro, 166. Tynemouth, 318. 
—Veale, Richard, &amp;c., 201.—Wareham, 70. Webb, Stephen 
Clement, 249. Worcester, 290.—Yarmouth, Great, 232. Yeovil, 
255.———For the extension of Civil and Municipal Privileges ; 
From Kingston-upon-Hull, Clifton, Dartmouth Hardness, 
Lxxx1x. 33. Tipperary, 57.—Bath, 74.—Ipswich, 187.—Kingston- 
upon-Hull, 341.—Truro, 568._——For abolishing the Privileges 
vested in Corporate Bodies; From Householders, Burgesses and 
Inhabitants of Montrose, txxx1x. 390.——For Reform thereof; 
From, Dublin, xc. 406. Chairman and Secretary of the Cork 
Trades’ Association, 433.——For Reform of Abuses, therein; 
From Dartmouth, xc. 309.—Preston; Henry Blackhurst, 339. 
——Complaining of Charges against them in the Report of the 
Commissioners ; Of the Warden and Society of the Royal Town, 
Manor and Lordship of Sutton Coldfield, xc. 376. Com- 
plaining of certain statements respecting his conduct in the Reports 
of the Commissioners of Municipal Corporations, and praying to 
be heard in his own defence; Of J. E. Hubbarty, Recorder of 
the Borough of Lancaster, xc. 661. ———That the House will not 
= the Appropriation Bill until the Municipal Corporations 
ill and the Church of Ireland Bill have respectively received 
the &lt;&lt; ~ Assent; Of Inhabitants of Saint Pancras, xc. 600. 
——— Praying the House to take the most efficacious means for 
securing to the People of Ireland the advantages of local self- 
government by the instrumentality of Municipal Coporations ; Of 
the Corporation of London, xc. 423. For amendment of 

Act of last Session; From, Hastings, xc1. 23.—Nottingham, 108. 

William Forster, 154.—-Newport (Isle of Wight), 616.———For 

extending Municipal Referm to Ireland; For Reform of the 

Church Seotablishmnents ; for Abolition of Tithes, Redress of the 

Grievances of the Dissenters, &amp;c.; Of Thomas Watkinson, Chair- 

man of a Meeting of Inhabitants of York, xc1. 107.——— For 

repeal of so much of Act 9 Geo. IV. as requires Municipal Officers, 
upon their admission to Office, to make a Declaration relative to 
the Protestant Church as by Law established in England, and the 

Bishops and Clergy; From Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Commons 

of the City of a al xcr. 116. Corporation of Liverpool, 433. 

———-For Reform ; From, Kilcoman and Robin, xcu1.29. Kil- 

leden, 29.———For amendment of Act; From, Bristol, xcu. 139. 

—Godmanchester, 19.-—Ipswich, 463. (492, r.) 

See supra, 265 ; infra, 2021. 
Corporation Laws: 
622. For the Repeal thereof; From Catholics of Ireland, 

Lxxx11. 602. Catholic Inhabitants of Drogheda, 603, rp.———— 

For the Abolition of the Corporation and other Laws which re- 


strict the freedom of Labour; From Magistrates and Inhabitants 
of Dunfermline, uxxx1x. 390. 
Corporation and Test Acts: 
623. ft 824.] For the Repeal of the Corporation and Test Acts; 
rom, Chichester, txx1x. 460, rp. Churches of Scotland, Ministers 
and Elders of, resident in the West of England, 532, p.—England, 
est of, 5832.—Metropolis, Protestant Dissenters, 454, p. 506, P. 
624. [1827.] For the Repeal of the Corporation and Test Acts ; 
tom, Abergavenny, LxXxxil. 521, p. 594. Abergavenny, Frogmore 
Street aa 444,p. Abergavenny, TudorStreet, 521,P. Aberur- 
struth and Llanhilleth,594. Abin dan 48,9. 527. Ainsworth, 520. 
Iban’s, Saint, 504. Aldborough, 600. Aldwinkle, 504. Aln- 
wick (Two Petitions), 527.540. Alston, 594. Alton, 510. 534. 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Corporations: 


Corporation and Test Acts—continued. 
[1827.] For the Repeal thereof—continued. 
Amersham, Lxxxu1.527. Appledore, 504. Ashburton, 517. 520. 
Ashford, 560.594. Ashton, 520. Ashton-under-Lyne, 504. Astley, 
505, p. Aston, Abbotts and Wingrave, 534. Aspatria and Blen- 
nerhasset, 490, p. Atch Lench, 510, pe. Atherstone and Nun- 
eaton, 510, p. Attworth, 521. Audlem, 594. Austel, Saint, 520. 
Avening, 505, p. 560, Axminster, 520. Ayleshury, Hale Leys 
Chapel, 578, p. Aylesham, 527.—Backup, 527. 594. Baddow, 
Little, 574, vp. Bagilt, 528, Pp. Bamford, 520. Bampton and 
Coate, 527. Banbury, 520. Bandon, 520. Barkway, 567. 
Barnard Castle, 520. Barnet, 567. Barnsley, 520. Barnsta- 
. ple, 567, Pp. Barrowdon, and Morcott, 540. Barton-upon-Hum- 
er, 527. Barton Earls, 527. Barton Mills, 534. Bassaleg, 
521, Pp. Bassingbourne, 527. Bath, 541, rp. Bath, Argyle Cha- 
pel 541, P. Battle, 520. Beaconsfield, 567. Beaminster, 527. 
earfield, 521, rp. Beaufort and Ebbwvale Iron Works, 594. 
Beccles, 534. Bedale, 504. Bedford. 520. 527. —— 
and Thorneyford, 540. Beech Hill, 578, ep. Belford, 527. Bel- 
r, 571. door Independents, 472, p. Bermondsey, Jamaica 
Ow, 574, P. Rertidhahintivedl, 540. Berwick, Golden 
Square, 540. Berwick, Shaw’s Lane, 588. Berwick, Synod in 
Church Street, 588. Bethel, Pembrokeshire, 594. Bethersden, 
594. Bethnal Green Road, Gibraltar Chapel, 510, Pr. Beverley, 
534, p. Bideford, 510, p. Biggleswade, 567. Bildestone, 534. 
Billericay, 527. 574, p. Billinghay, 567. Bilston, 534. Bing- 
ley, 520. Birdhope Craig, 540. Birmingham, Bond Street, 
510, ep. Birmingham, Cannon Street Chapel, 510. Birmingham, 
Carr’s Lane, 510, p. Birmingham, Livery Street, 510. Birming- 
ham, Old Meeting House, 510. Birmingham, Harper’s Hill, 534. 
Bishop Auckland, 504. Bishops Hull, 520. Blaby, 505, p. 
Blackburn, 520. Blackley, 520. Blaen-y-waun, 594. Blake- 
ney, 461, p. Blandford, 472. Blennerhasset and Aspatria, 
490, Pp. Blissworth, 520. Bloxham, 520. Blunham, 527. Blunt- 
isham, 527. Blyth, 540. Bocking, 545. Boldre, 540. Bolton, 
461, p. Bolton-le-Moors, 520. 534. Booth, 545. Borough 
Bridge, 521, pr. Boston, Angel Court Chapel, 545. Boston, 
Spain Lane, 545. Boston, Established Church, Members of, 
548, Pp. Boston, Grove Street Chapel, 545. Boston, High Street 
Chapel, 545. Boston, 545. Bourton-on-the-Water, 490. Bovey 
Tracey, 520. Bow, Baptist Meeting House, 455, rp. Brabourne 
Lees, 594. Bradfield and North Walsham, 545. Bradford (Two 
Petitions), 520. Bradford, Wilts, Atworth Independents, 521, p. 
Bradford, Wilts, Bearfield, 521, r. Bradford, Wilts, Morgan’s 
Hill Meeting House, 521, p. Bradford, Yorkshire, 504. 540. 
Bradford, Yorkshire, Bridge Street, 521, p. Bradford, York- 
shire, Zion Chapel, 555. Bradninch, 520. Braintree, 574, p. 
Bramley, 520. rampton, 527. 594. Braunston, 567. Brent- 
ford, 520. Brewood and Wheaton Aston, 534. Brickhill, Great, 
534. Bridgend, 521, pr. Bridgnorth, 574, P. Bridlington, 
485, Pp. Bridport, 520.527. Bridstock, 567. Brighthelmston, 
520. 527. Brigstock, 567. Bristol, 527. 585. Bristol, Bridge 
Street Chapel, 505, vp. Bristol, Broad Mead, 505, r. Bristol, 
Lewin’s Mead Chapel, 594. Briston and Guestwick, 594. 
Broadhembury, Kentisbeere and Sheldon, 510, rp. Broadstairs, 
594. Broadway, 594. Broomsgrove, Worcester Street Chapel, 
510, p. Bromwich, West, 578. TBroseley, 534. Bruton, 555. 
Buckby, Long, 490, rp. 540. Buckfastleigh, 527. Buckton, 527. 
Budleigh, East, Salem Chapel, 510, r. Bugbrook, 520. Bug- 
brooke, 520. Bumstead Steeple, 545. Bungay, 521, ¥. Bunt- 
ingford, 567. Burlington, 482, rp. Burnham Market, 461, p. 
Burslem, 504. Burslem and Hanley, 527. Burton Latimer, 
567. Burton-upon-Trent, 520. Burwash, 540. Burwell, 520. 
Bury, 520. Bury Saint Edmund’s, 505, rp. 527.—Caerleon, 521, Pp. 
Calne Protestant Dissenters, 545. Camberwell, 574, rp. Cam- 
bridge, 520. Cambridge Odsey, George Fordham, 357, p. Can- 
terbury, Blackfriars’ Chapel, 510, P. Cardiff, Saint Mary Street, 
505, Pp. Cardigan, 527.594. Cardigan, Cappel Mair, 594. Cardi- 
n, Trewen Chapel, 594. Carlisle, Annetwell Chapel, 527. Car- 
isle, Scottish Presbyterian Chapel, 527. Carmarthen, 520, p. 
Castlecamps, 527. Castledonington, 520. Castletown, Mon- 
mouth, 594. Cave, South, 504. Cerne Abbas, 444. Chalford, 
505, Pp. 567. Chalfont, Saint Peter’s, 567. ——— 504. 
Chard, 505, Pp. 521, p. Charsfield, 510, rp. Chatham, 521, P. 
Chatham, Baptists’ Chapel on the Brook, 594. Chatham, Hea- 
vyside Lane Chapel, 594. Chatteris, 521, p. Cheadle, 520. 
Chelmsford, 574. 600, pep. Cheltenham, 567. Chenies, 594. 
Chepstow, 478, p. Chesham, 567. Chester, 520. 527. Chester, 
Crook’s Lane Chapel, 472. Chester, Hyde Lane Chapel, 504. 
Chester, Trinity Street Chapel, 527. Chesterfield, 571. Chester- 
le-Street, 540. Chichester, Protestant Dissenters, 555, rp. Chin- 
ley, 571. Chippenham, 527. Chipperfield, 594. Chipping, 567. 
Chipping Norton, 478, P. Chipping Ongar, 545. Chipping Sod- 
bury, 567. Chipping Wycombe, 485. 521, Pp. Chissell, Great, 
Chapel, 505, Pp. Chivelstone, 520. Chorley, 527. Chorlton Row, 
527. Christchurch, Hants, 510. Chudleigh, 520. Chumleigh, 
498. Churchover, 567. Churwell, 510. Cirencester, 567 
Clapham, Protestant Dissenters, 478, P. Clapton, 527. Clare, 
534. Clavering, 567. Claypath, 521, p. Clayton and Shelley, 
520. Clears, Saint, 521, Pp. Cleckheaton, 510. Clifton, 567. 
Clitheroe, 520. Coate and Bampton, 527. Cockermouth, 
528, Pp. Coggeshall, 520. Colchester, 527. Colchester, 
560. Colchester, Eld Lane, 527. Colchester, Stanwell Street 
Meeting House, 527. Coleford, 505, r. Collingham, North, 
and Sutton-upon-Trent, 555. Collumpton (Two Petitions), 520. 
Collumpton Protestant Dissenters, 498. Colne, Earls, 545. 
Columb, Saint, 560. Colyton, 505, rp. Compton Nether, 478. 
Congleton, 594. Coningsby, 527. Conway, 534. Corby and 
Little Weldon, 520. Gorthasn, 534. Corsley,521,e. Coseley, 578. 
Cotherstone, 482, rp. Cottenham, 521, Pr. Coventry, 578. Cow- 


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1. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Corporation and Test Acts—continued. 

[1827.] For the Repeal thereof—continued. : 
ling Hill, in Craven, txxxu. 520. Cradley and Stourbridge, 527. 
Cranbrook, 510, p. Cranfield, 567. Cratfield, 521, rp. Crawley, 
North, 567. Creaton, 504. Crediton, 520. Crendon, Long, 
534, Crewkerne, North Street Chapel, 510. Crondall, 464. 
Crookham, 540. Croston, 520. Croydon, 527. Culmstock, 520. 


—Darlington, 520. Dartmouth, 504. Darwen, 520. Daventry, 
520. Dawlish, 545. Deal, 521, r. Deanrow, 504. Debenham, 
Denton, 527. Deptford, 


634. Delamere, 527. Delph, 520. 
594. Derby, 521, p. Derby Protestant Baptist Dissenters, 461, Pp. 
Dereham, East, 527.545. Devizes, 505, rp. Devizes, Mary- 
port Street Meeting House, 555, Pp. Devizes, Sheep Street Meet- 
ing House, 555, p. Devonport, 594. Dinasmowddy, 567. Diss, 
521, ep. Ditchling, 527. Dodington, 520. Dolgelley, 567. 
Dolgelley, the several Chapels in, 567. Doncaster, 520. Don- 
head, Saint Mary, 555. Donington Wood, 574, rp. Dorchester, 
Protestant Dissenters, 490. Dorrington, 527, Dover, Baptists’ 
Chapel, 510, rp. Downend Mangotsfield, Protestant Dissenters, 
600. Downton, 540. Driffield, Great, 482, p. Dudley, 
520, p. Duffield, 521, vp. Duckingfield, 540. Duckingfield, 
Providence Chapel], 540. Duckingfield, Independent Denomina- 
tion of Protestant Dissenters, 540. Dunmow, Great, 505, Pp. 
Duxford, 527.— Earls Barton, 527. Earls Soham, 534. 
Easton, Great, 540. Ebbwvale Iron Works, 594. Ebley, 449, p. 
Eccles, 521, p. Eccleshill, 540. Ecton, 521, p. Edgeworth, 
620. _Eign Brook, 567. Elland-cum-Greetland and Stainland, 
645. Elloughton, 505, p. Elsdon, 540. Py aageonger ia ry 
520. Ely, Tsle of, 520. Endfield Chase Side, 504. England, 
Unitarian Dissenters, 588. tal, 540. Everdon, 527. Evesham, 
505, p. Exeter, 520. Exeter, Bartholomew Terrace, 510, P. 
Eye, 490, p. Eynsford, 594. Eythorne, 504.—Fakenham, 
521, p. Falmouth, 520.560. Fareham, 594. Farringdon, 567. 
Farnham, 527. Farsley, 588. Finsbury, South Piies Uninsion 
Chapel, 504. Finsbury, Eldon Street, 560. Fleet, 527. Flint, 
528, p. Folkestone, Protestant Dissenters, 440, p. Ford- 
ham (Two Petitions), 527. Fordham, George, of Odsey, Cam- 
bridge, 357, rp. Forton and Garstang, 520. Foulmire, 482, p. 
Foulsham, 545. Fowey, 520. Foxton, 594. Framlingham, 527. 
Semcon: “wae Long, 527. Frome, Protestant Dissenters, 594. 
Frome, Sheppard’s Barton, 504. Fulwood, 520.—Gainsborough 
(Two Petitions), 527. Gamlingay, 527. Garstang and Forton, 
520. Gidding, Great, 521, ep. Gildersome, 520. Glamford 
Briggs, 505, p. Glascoed, 594. Gloucester, Wilts and Somerset, 
Unitarian Association, 545. Godlaming, 528, p. Godmanchester, 
521, Pp. Gorleston, 521, Pr. Gornal, 504. Gosberton, Protestant 
Dissenters, 545. Grampound, 520. Gransdon, Great, 527. 
Greasly, 521, rp. Green, Hammerton, 478. Grundisburgh, 534. 
Guernsey, 600. Guestwick, 594. Guildford, Protestant Dissent- 
ers, 528, p. Guildsborough, 567.—Hackleton, 520. Hackney, 
520. 567. Haddenham, 505, rp. 527. Hadleigh, Protestant Dis- 
senters, 545. Hailsham, 540. Hail, Weston, 490, rp. Hales- 
worth, Protestant Dissenters, 464. Halifax, 521, Pr. Halifax, 
Brighouse, 545. Halifax, Eastwood, 545. Halifax, Pellon Lane 
Chapel, 545. Halifax, Wade Street Chapel, 545. Halkin, Rhes- 
y-Coe, 527. Hallam, 520. Hallgate, a 520. Hal- 
shaw Moor, 520. Halstead, 545. 574, P. altwhistle, 540. 
Hammersmith, 520. Hammerton Green, 478. Handsworth, 534. 
Hanley, 527. Hanley and Burslem, 527. Hanslope, 594. Harber- 
tonford Totness, 520. Harleston, 520. Harlow, 520. Harrold, 567. 
Harpole, 520. Harston, 521,r. Hartburn, 540. Hartland, 520. 
Harting, 521, ep. Harwich, Bathside, 527. Haslingden (Two 
Petitions), 520. Haslington, 498, p. Hatfield, 588. Hatfield 
Heath, 545. Havant, 594. Haverfordwest, 521. Haverhill, 
534. Hawkesbury, Upton, 567. Haworth, 520. Hay, 527. 
Headcorn, 534. Heage, 472, r. Heanor, Loscoe, 600. “Heath- 
field, 594. Heaton Nowris, Hanover Chapel, 449, rp. Hebden- 
bridge and Wainsgate, 545. Hackington, 567. Heckmondwike, 
620. Hedingham, Terling Castle, 574, rp. Hedingham Sible, 
545. Helen’s, Saint, Higher Chapel, 527. Helston, Protestant 
Dissenters, 545. Henham, 527. MHenley-upon-Thames, 545. 
Henllan and Lanboidy, 560. Hereford, 567. Hermon, near 
Aberffraw, 594. Hertford, 574, rp. Hertford, Red Hill, 505, p. 
Heytesbury, 490, rp. Highbury, Protestant Dissenting College, 
541, P. illsley, 567. Hinckley, 520. Hindley, 520. Hind- 
ley and Rowley, 540. Hitchin, Baptist Meeting House, 527. 
Hitchin, Independent Meeting House, 527. Fockliffe 567. 
Hoddesdon, 574, rp. Holden, 527. Holmfirth, 482, rp. Holy- 
head, 594. Holywell, 527. Honiton, 505, p. 528, p. Honiton, 
Independents, 545. 548, Pp. Honley, 478, p. Hook Norton, 600. 
Horham, 504. Horningham, 520. Hornsey, Crouch End, 560. 
Horsham, 540. Horsham, General Baptist Chapel, 540. Hors- 
ley, 482, p. 567. Horwich, 490, p. Horwood, Great, 534. 
Arig Providence Chapel, 510. Huddersfield (Two Petitions), 
520. Huddersfield, Highfield Chapel, 482, p. unmanby, 534. 
Huntingdon, 521, p. Huttoft and Mablethorpe, 567. Hyde, 
Stockport, 449, p. Hythe, 505, p.—Idle, 520. Idle, York, 
Airedale College, 505, rp. Ilford, 505, rp. 567. Ilfracombe, 520. 
Ilkeston, 505, Pp. Ilkeston, Baptist Chapel, 505, rp. Ilminster, 
620. Ingham, 527. Inskip, 527. Ipswich, 578. Irthlingbo- 
rough, 567. Isleham, 527. Ives, Saint, 521. Ives, Saint, Pro- 
testant Dissenters, 490, p.—Jersey, Isle of, 540.—Keighley, 520. 
Kelvedon, 520. Kendal, 540. Kenilworth and Warwick, 545. 
Kenninghall, 527. 540. Kensington, 527. Kent, Pro- 
testant oe Ministers, 534, Pp. Kentisbeere, Broad- 
hembury and Sheldon, 510, pv. Kettering, 520. Ketton, 
567. Keyworth, 574, p. Kidderminster, 534. Kilsby, 
667. Kimbolton, 521, P. Kingsbridge, 520. King’s Lynn, 527, 
545. King’s Lynn, Protestant Dissenters, 545. Kingshill, Little, 
567. Kingsland,600. King Stanley, 449,r. Kingsthorpe, 520. 





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[1827.] For the Repeal thereof—continued. 
Kingston-upon-Hull, uxxx11. 504. cy wera Hull, Providence 
Chapel, 485. Kingston-upon-Hull, Unitarian Dissenters, 472, p, 
Kingston-upon-Thames, 490, Pp. Kingswood, 521,P. Kington, 510, p, 
Kirkburton, 520. Kirkby Lonsdale, 540. Kirkbymoorside, 545, 
Kirkby, 574, p. Kirkby Stephen, 540. Kirkby Woodhouse, 
574, p. Kirkham, 545. Kislingbury, 520. naresboroug’ 
510, p. Knottingley, 520. Knowe, 594. Knutsford, 594. 
Lanboidy and Henllan, 560. Lancaster, 521, p. Langley, 567, 
Lantarnan, 594. Langham, 520. Layer Breton, 527. bury, 
567. Leeds, Albion Chapel, 510. s, 520. Leeds, Queen 
Street Chapel, 510. Leek, 520. Leicester, 520. 527. Leighton 
Buzzard, 520. Leominster, 567. Lilleshall, Donington Wood 
574, Pp. Lincoln, Mint Lane, 510, rp. Lincoln, New 
Lincoln, Saint Benedict’s Lane, 510, p. 
at-Gowts, 505, p. 527. Lingfield, 520. Linton, 527. Litchfield, 
540. Liverpool, Byrom Street Baptists, 548, p. Liverpool, 
Cockspur Street Baptists, 548, p. Liverpool, Dundas Street, 
548,p. Liverpool, Great Crosshall Street Chapel, 545. Liverpool, 
Great George Street Chapel, 545. Liverpool, Lime Street Meeting 
House, 548, p. Liverpool, Protestant Dissenters in or near, 
472,p. Liverpool, Renshaw Street, 548, p. Liverpool, Welsh 
Chapel], Great Crosshall Street, 548, p. Llanbrynmair, Protestant 
Dissenters, 534. Llanerchymedd Mold, 594. Llanerchynedd, 
567. Llanfair Caereinion, 521,p. Llangendeirne,521,P. Lilan- 
hilleth, 594. Llanrwst, 527. Llanuwehyllyn, 567. Llanwe 
521, p. Llanvreckva, 521, p. Lockerley, 594. Lockwood, 520. 
Loftwood, 555. London, Bishopsgate Street, Artillery Chapel, 
555. London, Blandford Street, Baptists’ Chapel, 560. Lenken 
Carter Lane Chapel, Doctors’ Commons, 560. London, Crown 
Court, Covent Garden, Scots Church, 600, rp. London, Eagle 
Street, Red Lion Square, 600. London, Fetter Lane, 490, p, 
London, General Baptists’ Chapel, Worship Street, 534. 594. 
London, Hare Court Chapel, py ils Street, 594. London, 
Jewin Street Chapel, 534, rp. London, Jewin Street Chapel, 
Cripplegate, 482, rp. London, Little Wild Street, 560. lentes 
New Broad Street Chapel, 510, rp. London, New Court Chapel, 
Carey Street, 578. London, Scots Presbyterian Church, Wells 
Street, Marylebone, 534, p. London and Westminster Protestant 
Dissenters of the Three Denominations, 490, Pp. Lostwithiel, 504. 
Loughton, 505, pr. Louth, General Baptists’ Chapel, 527. Louth, 
Cannon Street Chapel, 527. Lowick, 540. Lutterworth, 594, 
Lydd, 520. Lydney, 461, p. Lymington, 555. Lynn Regis, 
545. Lyme Regis, Established Church, 555.—Mablethorpe and 
Huttoft, 567. Macclesfield, 520. Machynlleth, 567. adley 
and Peterchurch, 527. Maidstone, 520. 534. Maindy, 540. 
Maine, 567. Maldon, 520. Malmsbury, 521, rp. Malton, New, 
472, ep. Manchester (Two Petitions), 520. 540. Manchester, 
Doblane End Chapel, 504. Manchester, Grosvenor Street 
Chapel, 504._Manchester, Mosley Street Chapel, 505, Pp. 548, P. 
Manchester, Protestant Dissenters, 490, rp. Mangotsfield, Pro- 
testant Dissenters of Downend, 600. Mansfield, 521, p. Mansfield, 
Protestant Dissenters, 553. March, 527. Market Drayton, 600. 
Market Rasen, 527. Marlow, Great, 505, rp. Marpool, 521, p. 
Martock, 541, rp. Maryport, 540. Matlock, Bath, 578. Mel- 
bourn, 490, Pp. Melbourne, 521, Pp. 571. Melcombe Regis, 
Baptists’ Chapel, 555. Melcumbe Regis, Independent Chapel, 
555. Melford, 534. Melksham, 485,r. Meltham, 520. Melton, 
West, 520. Meols, North, 527. Mere, 555. Merthyr Tydfil, 
505, Pp. Micheldean, 567. Middleton, 600. Middleton, Cheney, 
567. Middleton, Protestant Dissenters, 510. Middleton-by- 
Wirksworth, 594. Middlewich, 504. Midland Counties, Roman 
Catholics, 541, pe. Milbourne Port, 521, rp. Milford, 527. 
Milnthorpe, 540. Minchinhampton (Two Petitions), 567. Min- 
sterley and Snail, 527. Missenden, Great, 528, rp. Mixenden, 
545. Modbury, 567. Molton, South, 498. Mold, 594. Mon- 
mouth, 594. Montgomery, 534. Monythusloine, 528, p. Morcott 
and Barrowdon, 540. Moretonhampstead, 521, p. Morley and 
Churwell, 510. Morpeth, 520. Moreton-in-the-Marsh, 567. 
Moulton and Pitsford, 520.— Namptwich, 520. Nant-y-glo, 
521, p. Nantwich, 520. Narborough, 505, rp. Nash, 527. 
Nayland, 527. Necton, 545. Neot’s, Saint, 521, p. Netherton, 
510. Newark-upon-Trent, 574, p. Newbury (Two Petitions), 
520. Newcastle-under-Lyme, 545. 555. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
520. 527. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Cariol Street, 540. Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, Hanover Square Chapel, 505, rp. Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne, Postern Street, 505, P. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, St. J ames’s 
Chapel, 540. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Town and County, 482, P. 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Reverend Presbytery, 585. Newhavenand 
Seaford, 520. Newington, St. Mary, 490, p. Newmarket, 527. 
Newmarket, Flintshire, 527. Newport, Essex, 505, Pr. Newport, 
Isle of Wight, 490, rp. 540. Newport, Monmouthshire, 510, P 
521, Pp. 594. Newport, Pembrokeshire, 594. Newport, Salop, 
574, Pp. Newport Pagnell, 521, rp. 567. Newton Abbott and 
Newton Bushell, 504. Newton and Wymond Houses, 600. 
Newton Nottage, 520. Newtown, 527. Northampton, Castle 
Hill Chapel, 527. Northampton (Three Petitions), 520. 527- 
Northampton and Norwich, 528, rp. Northouram, 545. _North- 
wich, 485. Norton, Chipping, 478, rp. Norwich, 521, P. Norwich 
and Northampton, 528, rp. Norwood, 518, pv. Nottingham, 
520, Pe. Nottingham, Beeston, 574, er. Nottingham, Broad Street, 
Baptists’ Chapel, 574, P. Nottingham, Castle-Gate eee 574, P 
Nottingham, Fletcher Gate Chapel, 574, rp. Nottingham, Park 


} oad, 505, &gt;. 
Lincoln, Saint Peter’s. 


Street Chapel, 574, rp. Nottingham, Stony Street Chapel, 574, ?- 
Nuneaton, 510, p.—Odiham and Crondall, 464. 
bridge, George Fordham, 357, P. 
567. Ongar, Chipping, 545. 
vinistic Baptist Chapel, 574., Pp. 
Ottery St. Mary, 517. 


Odsey, Cam- 
Oldham, 540. Olney, 521, ?- 
Ormskirk, 520. Ome Cal- 

Oswestry, Independent hapel, 
Oundle, 520. 


574, P. 
; Over, 


Otley, 478, P. 








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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Corporation and Test Acts—continued. . 
[1827.] For the Repeal thereof—continued. 
Over, uxxx11. 594. Over Darwen, 520. Oxford, Saint Clements, 
527.—Partington, 578. Pateley Bridge,534. Pembroke Dock, 
527. Pembroke, Bethel Chapel, 594. Pembroke, Saint David, 
527. Penknap, 594. Penrhiwgaled, 594. Penrith, 594. Penrith, 
Presbyterians and Independents, 594. Penruddick, 594. Pen-y- 
rm, 594. Penzance, 520. Penzance, Protestant Dissenters, 
461, P. Peterborough, 555, rp. Peterchurch and Madley, 527. 
Petersfield, 504. Petherton, South, Old Meeting House, and 
Roundwell Street Meeting House, 455, rp. Pickering, 521, p. 
Pill, 505, rp. Pimlico, Buckingham Chapel, 527. Pinchbeck, 
534, pv. Pitsford, 520. Plaistow, 505, rp. Plymouth, 520. 
Pocklington, 485, Pp. Pontefract, 520. Poole, Protestant Dis- 
senters, 455, Pp. Poole, Hill Street = 444, Poole, Unitarian 
Chapel, 464. Portsea, 555, P. ort Scatha, 560. Ports- 
mouth, Saint Thomas Street Chapel, 527. Potterspury, 594. 
Prescott, 510, P. Preston, 527. Preston, Grimshaw Street 
Chapel, 498, rp. Preston, Cannon Street Chapel, 498, Pp. Preston, 
Unitarian Chapel, 555. Princes Risborough, 578. Probus, 527. 
Protestant Dissenters of the Three Denominations, 545. 548, p. 
Pudsey, 520.—Quainton, 567. Queensborough, 521, P. Queens- 
head, 545.—Ramsey, 520. Rattlesden, 534. Ravensthorpe, 520. 
Raymoth Cwmfelin, 520. Rawden, 520. Rayleigh, 520. Reading, 
Inhabitants; 408, rp. Redbourne, 567. Red Hill, 505, p. 
Redruth, 540. Rhyd-y-ceisiard, 594. Ridgwell, 345. Ridg- 
mount, 527. Ringstead, 504. Ringwood, 594. Risborvegh, 
Princes, 578. Rishworth, 545. Roade, 520. Rochdale, 482. 
520. Romford, 505, rp. Romsey, Hants, 527. 534. Ross, 
Herefordshire, 545. 548, Pp. Rossendale, New Church, 567. 
Rotheram, 527. Rowell, 520. Rowley and Hindley, 540. 
Rowley Regis, 555. Roydon, 574, Pp. Royston, 490, Pp. 578. 
Ruerdean, 567. Rugby, 567. Saffron Walden, 520. Salford, 
505, vp. Salford Green Gate Chapel, 521, vp. Salford, New 
Windsor Chapel, 510, ep. Salisbury, 540. Sandbach, 485. Sandy, 
527. Sandhurst, 594. Sarum, New, 482, p. 534. Sawbridge- 
worth, 527. Scarborough, 527. Seaford and Newhaven Chapels, 
§20. Sedgley, 504. Selby, 520. Seven Oaks, Calvinistic 
Baptists’ Chapels, 545. -Sharnbrook, 521, rp. Shaftesbury, 521, Pp. 
Sheerness, 594. Sheffield (Four Petitions), 520. Shefferd, 527. 
Sheldon, 520. Sheldon, Broadhembury and Kentisbeere, 510, Pr. 
Shelley and Clayton, 520. Shelton, 527.534. Sheppards Barton, 
504. Shepton Mallett, 541, rp. Sherborne, 505, rp. Sherrington, 
567. Shields, South, 505, p. 520. 527. Sheffnal, Salop, 521, r. 
Shrewsbury, 527. Shrewsbury, Dog Lane Chapel, 527. Shrews- 
bury, High Street Chapel, 527. Shrewton, 510, Pp. Sible 
Hedingham, 545. Sidbury, 520. Sidmouth, 478, rp. Sleaford, 
527, 567. Smalley, 521, rp. Smarden, 520. Snail Beach and 
Minsterley, 527. Soham, 527. Soham, Earl, 534. Solihull, 
534. Somerset, Gloucester and Wilts Unitarian Association, 545. 
Somerset, East, and Wilts, Independent Churches, 510, p. Somers- 
ham, 521, Pp. Somers Town, 560. Southampton, 504. 545. 
548, p. Southill, 520. South Molton, 498. Southport, 520. 
Southwark, Maze Pond Chapel, 520. Southwark, Saint John’s, 
574, p. Southwark, Independent Chapel, London Road, 578. 
Southwark, Town and Borough, 482, p. Southwark, Union 
Street Chapel, 574, pr. Southwold and Wrentham, 521, p. 
Sowerby and Warley, 545. Spalding, 505,r. Spaldwick, 521, p. 
Spittal, 527. Staindrop, 520. Staines, 560. Staines, Protestant 
Dissenters, 600. Stainland and Elland-cum-Greetland, 545. 
Stalbridge, 520. Stambourn, 545. Stamford, 527. Stamford 
Rivers and Chipping Ongar, 545. Stamfordham, 520. Stanford 
Rivers, 545. Stansted, 578. Staughton, Little, 520. Steeple 
Bumstead, 545. Stepney, 521, p. Steventon, 567. Stockport, 
. 594. Stockport, Hatherlow Chapel, 485. Stockport Hyde, 
449, p. Stockport, Swain Street, 482. Stockport Township, 
449, p. Stockton-upon-Tees, 510, Pp. Stoke, 567. Stoke ‘Ash, 


; 534. Stonehouse, 449, p. Stony Stratford, Independent Chapel, 
| 527. Stony Stratford, Protestant Chapel, 527. Stotfold, 527. 
; Stourbridge and Cradley, 527. Stradbrooke, 482, p. Stratford, 
. 574, p. Stratford-upon-Avon, 510. Stratford, Fenny, 567. 
1 Stratford, Stony, Independent Chapel, 527. Stratford, Stony, 
. Protestant Chapel, 527. Stretham and Wilburton, 527. Stroud, 
, 449, p. 567. Styal, 594. Sudbury, 545. Sunderland, 540. 
, Sutton-in-Ashfield, 574, rp. Sutton-in-Craven, 520. Sutton and 
- Fleet, Lincolnshire, 527. Sutton, Saint Mary, 527. Sutton-upon- 
- Trent, 555. Sutton Valence, 534. Sutton Veney, 521, p. 
8 Swaffham, 520. Swalwell,534. Swaledale, 527. Swanage, 527. 
&gt;. Swanbourne, 555. Swanland, 504. Swansea, 505, Pp. 520. 


d Swansea, Burrows Chapel, 498. Swanwick, 505, p. Swindon, 
505, p.—Talyswm, 594. Tamworth, 534. Tattenhall, 527. 
Taunton, 521, p. 585. Tavistock, 505, Pp. 521, Pp. Tealby, 527. 

' Teignmouth, East, 517. Tenbury, 594. Tenterden, 594. Ter- 
», rington, 567. ‘Tetbury, 567. Tewkesbury, 490, rp. 527. Thame, 
d 490, p. Thames Ditton, Weston Green Chapel, 518, p. Thanet, 
». Isle of, Saint Peter’s, 527. Thatcham, 567. Thaxted, 545. 
Thirsk, 578. Thorne, 520. Thorney and Whittlesey, 527. 
. Thorneyford and a 540. Thornhill, 594. Thornton, 
- Kipping Chapel, 504. Thoverton, 567. Thrapston, 504. Tid, 
Saint Giles, 520. Tisbury, 527. Tiverton, 520. Tollesbury, 
527. Toddington, 567. Torpoint, 560. Torrington, Great, 540. 

Towcester, 520. Tredegar Iron Works, 594. Tregony, 571. 

g, 567. Trowbridge, Back Street Chapel, 594. Trowbridge, 

: Bethesda Chapel, 594. Trowbridge, Conigree Meeting House, 

. 510, ep. Trudexhill, 555. Truro, 520. 545. Tunstall, 520. 
n, 520. Tutbury, 504. Tynewydd, 521, p.—Uckfield, 594. 

Uffculm, 520. Uley, 567. Ullesthorpe, 594. Ulverstone, 540. 

ppingham, 540. 4 orem petnge 594. Upottery, 282, p. 

ttoxeter, 534.—Wadesdon, 567. Wadhurst, 540. Wainsgate 

. and Hebdenbridge, 645. Wakefield, 520. Waldan Paul’s, 567. 
, Waldan, King’s, 567. Walgrave, 520. Walkerfold, 520. 
Walkern, 527. Wallingford, 490, rp. 521, p. Wallsall, 534. 





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Corporation and Test Acts—continued. 


[1827.] For the Repeal thereof—continued. 

Wallsend, txxx1. 540. Walpole, 534. Walsham, North, and Brad- 
field, 545. Waltham, Little, 574, p. Walton, 560. Walworth, 527. 
Wandsworth, 574, p. beg 520. Ware, 527. Ware, New 
Independent Chapel, 527. areham, West Street Chapel, 510, p. 
Wareham, Old Meeting, 510, rp. Warley and Sowerby, 545. 
Warminster, 521, Pp. arminster, Old Meeting House, 485, p. 
Warrington (Two Petitions), 520. 521, rp. Warwick and Kenil- 
worth, 545. Wattisfield, 594. Wearmouth, Bishop’s, 540. 
Wearmouth, Monk’s, 540. Weathersfield, 545. Wedmore, 510. 
Weedon Beck, 504. Welburn near Malton, 534. Waldon, Little, 
and Corby, 520. Welford, 520. Wellingborough, 567. 60v. 
Wellington, 600. Wellington, Somersetshire, 541, p. Wells, 
Norfolk, 521, p. Wem, Chapel Street Chapel, 574, p. Wem, 
Noble Street Chapel, 574, rp. Wessoning, 521, rp. Westbury, 
555. Westmancote, 504. Weston-by-Weedon, 520. Weymouth, 
555. Wheaton, Aston and Brewood, 534, Whitby, 520. Whit- 
church, 540. 574, p. Whitchurch, Doddington Chapel, 574, p. 
Whitehaven, High Street Chapel, 594. Whitehaven, Presbyterian 
Chapel, 594. Whittlesey and Thorney, 527. Whixall, 521, pr. 
Wick, 490, p. Wickford, 527. Wickhambrook, 534. Wigan, 
Hope Street Chapel, 436, p. Wigan, Saint Paul’s Chapel, Stan- 
dishgate, 517. igborough, Great, 520. Wigston, Great, 520. 
Wilburton and Stretham, 527. Wilsden, 504. Wilton, 555. 
Wilts, Gloucester and Somerset Unitarian Association, 545. 
Wilts, and East Somerset Independent Churches, 510, rp. Wim- 
borne Minster, 555. Winslow, 527. Wincanton, 555. Winch- 
more Hill, 594. Windsor, New, 520. Wingrave and Astun 
Abbotts, 534. Winsham, 510, p. Winslow, 527. Wirksworth, 
584. 540. Wisbeach, 520. Witham, 520. Witney, 521. 
Wivenhoe, 545. Wokingham, 567, Pp. Wolsingham, 594. 
Wolston, 540. Wolverhampton, Independents and Baptists, 
449, p. Wolverhampton, Protestant Dissenters, 588. ood- 
bridge, Quay Street Meeting House, 485, p. Woodbridge, Sutton 
Meeting House, 527. Woodford, 504. Wooler, 527. Wooller, 
540. oolwich, 540. 594. Wootton-under-Edge, 449, p. 
Worcester, 520. Worstead, 527. Wortley, 520. Wortwell, 
Norfolk, 520. 600. Wrawby, 527. Wrentham and Southwold, 
521, p. Wrexham, Protestant Dissenters, 588, p. Wycombe, 
Chepping, 485. 521, p. Wymond Houses 2ad Newton, 600. 
Wymondham, 527. Wymondley, Dissenting College and College 
Chapel, 528, p.—Yardley, Hastings, 594. Yarmouth, Great, 
Members of the Church of England, 528, p. Yarmouth, Pro- 
testant Dissenters, 528, p. Yaxley, 555. Yeovil, 505, p. 527. 
York, Jubbergate, 534, p. 

625. [1828.] For the Repeal of the Corporation and Test 
Acts; From, Abardare, txxx11. 79, p. Abbotts Rothing, 105. 
Aber, 104. Aberdare, 105. Aberdare, Ebenezer Chapel, 105. 
Aberdaron Rhiw, &amp;c., 100. Aberduar, 96. Abergavenny, Castle 
Street Chapel, 87. Abergavenny, Frogmore Street Chapel, 35, p. 
Abergavenny, Hanover Chapel, 105. crm, “hey Roman Ca- 
tholics, 271. Abergwilly, 73. Abergwilly Peniel and Pantleg, 
96. Abersychan, 74, p. Aberystwyth, 101, ep. Abingdon, 
96, Pp. Accrington, 100. Alban’s, St., 73. Alcester, 100. Al- 
deburgh, 96. Aldermanbury Postern, 91, p. Alfriston, Ebene- 
zer Chapel, 91, p. Alie Street, Little, 35, p. Allerton, 91, p. 
Allty-blacca Chapel, near Lampeter, 105. Alnwick Unitarian 
Chapel, 105. Alston, 87. Alton,87. Amersham, 90. Amlwch, 
101. Andover, 79, Pp. Annan, 242. Appledore, 100. Apple- 
ton Hill CliffeChapel, 95. Arbroath, Seven Incorporated Trades, 
193, p. Ardree and its Union, 105, rp. Armitage,95. Arundel, 
83. Asaph, St. 101. Ashburton, Baptists, 100. Ashburton, 
Protestant Dissenters, 87. Ashby-de-la-Zouch, 105. Ashby-de- 
la-Zouch, Baptists of Mill Lane, 105. Ashford, Baptist Chapel, 
90. Ashton in Mackerfield, 95. Ashton in Mackerfield, Park 
Lane Chapel, 96. Ashton-under-Lyne, Independents, 96, Pr. Ash- 
water, 100. Ashwell, Herts, 78. Astwood in Feckenham, 95. 
Atherstone, Independents, 105. Atherstone, Protestant Dis- 
senters, 95. Attercliffe, 96, Pr. Auchtermuchty, 210, pr. Austel, 
St. 100. Avebury, 90. Avening, 73.75, Pp. Aylesbury, Hale 
Leys, 101. Ayr, 197, Pp. Ayr, Provost, &amp;c., 283.—Bacton, 90. 
Bacup, 91. Bacup Rossendale, 100. Bakewell, 100. Bala, 
101. Bamford, 100. Bampton, 90. Banbury, Independents of 
Church Lane, (Two Petitions), 105. Bangor, Ebenezer Chapel, 
90. Baran Neath, 90. Barnard Castle, 83. Barnet, Wood 
Street Chapel, 91. Barnoldswick, 101. Barnsley, 181. Barn- 
staple, 181. Barrowden and Morcott, 90. Barrow-upon-Trent, 
100. Barton-upon-Humber, 90. Barton, 105. Barton Mills, 
83, pv.  Bassingbourne, 105. Bath, Trim Street, Unita- 
rians, 96. Bath, Widcombe Chapel, 101, rp. Battersea, 73. 
Battle, 22, rp. 101, Pp. Bearfield, near Bradford, Countess of 
Huntingdon’s Connexion, 96, p. Beaufort, 104. Beaumaris, 
Horeb Chapel, 90. Beccles, 96. Bedale, 96. Bedford, 105. 
Bradford, Mill Lane, 105. Bradford, Old Meeting House, 105. 
Bedworth, seg and Tolleshill, 105. Beeralston, 100. 
Belper, 83, rp. Belper, Independents, 91. _Bergholt, East, 104. 
Bermondsey, Jamaica Row, 95,96. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 105. 
Bessel’s Green, 100. Bethersden, 104. Bethlehem Chapel, near 
Landovery, 104. Beverley, 101. Bewdley, 100. Bicester, In- 
dependents, (Two Petitions), 105. Bideford, 87. Biggleswade, 
105. Bildestone, 96. Billericay, 35, rp. Billinghurst, General 
Baptist Chapel, 181, p. Birmingham, Baptists, 95. Birming- 
ham, Carr’s Lane, 95. Birmingham, Ebenezer Chapel, 112. 
Birmingham, Livery Street, 95. Birmingham, New Meeting 
House, Unitarians, 105. Birmingham, Old Meeting House, 100. 
Bishop’s Hull, 96,r. Bishop Stortford, 74, r. Blaby, Lei- 
cester, 105. Blackfriar’s Road, Surrey Chapel, 105. Blackpool, 
100. Blaen-y-waun, 74,P. Blakeney, 83. Blockley, 101, P. 
Blunham, 90. Bluantisham-cum-Earith, 87. Bocking, 105. Bol- 
ton-le-Moors, 328. Bolton-le-Moors, Duke’s Alley,96,e. Bolton- 
le-Moors, Mawdesley Street Chapel, 79, r. Bomerheath, — 

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Corporation and Test Acts—continued. 
[1828.] Forthe Repeal thereof—continued. 
Hill Chapel, uxxxi. 101, p. Bont Newydd, 181, p. Borough- 
bridge, 83, p. Boston, Angel Court Chapel, 95. Boston, Mem- 
bers of the Established Church, 100. Boston, Grove Street 
Chapel, 95. Boston, High Street Chapel, 96, r. Boston, Spain 
Lane Unitarians, 96, Pp. Bourton-on-the-Water, 129. ow, 
Baptist Chapel in Old Ford, 17. Bow, Brickhill, 90. Boxford, 
104. Brabourne Lees, Bethel Chapel, — Petitions), 105. 
Bradford, New Town, 105. Bradford, Wilts, Atworth Inde- 
ndents, 96, ep. Bradford, Wilts, Bearfield, 96, rp. Bradford, 
Wilts, Morgan’s Hill Meeting House, 96, p. Bradford, York- 
shire, Bridge Street, 96, p. Bradford, Yorkshire, Baptists, 96, p. 
Bradford, Yorkshire, Horton Lane Chapel, 101. Bradford, 
Yorkshire, Presbyterians, 105. Bradford, Yorkshire, West Gate, 
96, p. Bradninch, 96, Pr. Braintree, 181, ». Branton, 79, P. 
Braunton, 79, Pp. Brecon, Chapels in Watergate and Kensington, 
100. Brecon, Plough Chapel, 90. Brentford, 79, p. Brether- 
ton, 96. Brewood, 105. Brickhill, Bow, 90. Bridgend, Bap- 
tists, 105. Bridgend, Tabernacle, 79, p. Bridgewater, 91, P. 
Bridlington, 96, rp. Bridport, 83, r. Bridport, Independents, 
101. Bridstock, 105. Brighouse, 181. Brighthelmstone, New 
Road Chapel, 79, v. Brighthelmstone, Union Street, 105. Bring- 
ton, Great, 79, P. Brington, Little, Baptists, 100. Bristol, Bridge 
Street Chapel, 101, p. Bristol, Broad Mead,101,r. Bristol, Coun- 
terslip,101,p. Bristol, King Street, oe Meeting House, 101, p. 
Bristol, Lewin’s Mead Chapel, 101,r. Bristol, Newfoundland Street 
Chapel, 101, p. Brixham, 78. Broadway, Independents, 100. 
Broadway, Somerset, Independents, 95. Brompton, 101,P. Brose- 
ley, 112. Broughton Place Church, em 170,P. Brynbe- 
rian and Maenclochog, 105. Buckingham, Church Street Chapel, 
56. Buckingham, Old Meeting, 96, rp. Budleigh, East, Salem 
Chapel, 73.75,e. Bugbrooke,87. Bugsworth, Independents, 56, p. 
Builth, 104. Bulkington, 105. Bungay, OllandStreet,96. Bunt- 
ingford, 105. Burnham, 181. Burnley, 103. Burntisland, John 
Dickson, Magistrate of, 220. Burslem, 87. Burton-upon-Trent, 
90. Bury St. Edmund’s, 101. Bury St. Edmund’s, Whiting 
Street, Meeting House, 83, rp. Bushey, 83, pr. Byfield, 105.— 
Cadixton, 181. Caerphilly, 181. Calderbrooke, 100. Camber- 
well, Baptist Chapel, 90. Camberwell, Meeting House, 105. 
Cambridge, 176, p. Cannock, 95. Canterbury, 101. Canter- 
bury, Unitarian General Baptist Chapel, 101. Capel Sion, 181. 
Cardiff, St. Mary Street, 96, p. Cardiff, Tabernacle Square 
Hayes, 96, p. Cardigan Capel-y-groes and Ystrad Meetings, 105. 
Cardigan, Ebenezer Baptist Chapel, 181. Cardigan, Independent 
Chapel, 73. 75, p. Cardigan, Particular Baptist Chapel, 73, 
74,~. Carlisle, Annetwell Chapel, 117. Carlisle, Scottish Pres- 
byterian Chapel in Fisher Street, 117. Carmarthen, Lammas 
Street Chapel, 41, p. Carmarthen, Penuel Chapel, 87. Carmar- 
then, St. Clears, 87. Carmarthen, Tabernacle, 87. Carmel, 104. 
Carnarvon, Bethesda Chapel, 91. Carnarvon, Bethel Chapel, 105. 
Carnarvon, Eifionydd Hundred, 181. Carne, 181. Carter Lane, 
Doctors’ Commons, 90. Castle Cary, 155. Chalford,73. Chal- 
ford (Two Petitions), Protestant Dissenters, 90. Chalfont, St. 
Peter’s, 90. Chard, 100. Charlesworth, Independents, 96. 
Chatham, Baptist Chapel on the Brook, 100. Chatham, Ebenezer 
Chapel,87,r. Chatham, Heavyside Lane Chapel, 181. Cheadle, 
Protestant Dissenters, 100. Chelmsford,105. Chelmsford, Bad- 
dow Lane, 105. Chelsea, 96. Cheltenham,87. Chelwood, Clut- 
ton, &amp;e., 91. Chepstow, 101,p. Chesham, 90. Chester, 95. 100. 
Chester, Unitarians, 101, p. Chester-le-Street, 328. Chesterfield, 
Independent Chapel, 100. Chesterfield, Unitarians, 90. Chi- 
chester, City of, 83, p. 328. Chichester, Inhabitants, 101, p. 
Chigwell, 83, p. Chinley, Independent Chapel, 56, p. Chippen- 
ham, Baptists and Independents, 96, p. Chipping Campden, 95. 
Chipping Norton, 101, er. Chipping Ongar, 105. Chipping Sod- 
bury, 73. 75, Pp. Chishill, 79, p. Chivelstone Ford, 366. Chor- 
ley, Hollingshead Chapel, 87. Christchurch, 105, Chudleigh, 
100. Chumleigh, 100. Churchtown, North Meols,96,pr. Chur- 
well, 96, rp. Clapham, Protestant Dissenters, 20, Clapton, 83, p. 
Clare, 96. Clavering, 105. Cleckheaton, 96, Pp. Clitheroe, 105. 
Clough Rossendale, 100. Clutton, 91. Clynog, 105. Cocker- 
mouth, Protestant Dissenters, 181, p. Coggeshall (Two Peti- 
tions), 105. Colchester, 197, p. Colchester, Eld Lane, 96. Col- 
chester, Established Church, 96. Colchester, Independent Chapel, 
Lion Walk, 96. Colchester, St. Helen’s Lane Independent Meet- 
ing House, 96. Colchester, St. Helen’s Lane, Unitarians, 96, Pp. 
Colchester, Stanwell Street Meeting House, 96. Coleford, 83. 
Collingham, North, and Sutton-upon-Trent, 96. Collumpton, 
Unitarian Chapel, 56, p. Colne, Baptist Chapel, 95. Colne, In- 
dependent Chapel, 95. Congleton, 96. Corsham, 101, Pp. Corsley, 
105. Cotherstone, 73. Coventry, 91. Cowbridge, Baptists’ 
Chapel, 96, rp. Cowes, 101. Coxbench,83,pr. Cranbrook, Bap- 
tists, 100. Cranbrook, Independents, 100. Cratfield, 87. Craw- 
ley and Cuckfield Unitarian Baptists, 181. Crawley, North, 96. 
Crediton, 90. Crendon, Long, 90. Crewkerne, Hermitage Street 
Chapel, 95. Crickarden, 100. Cricklade, 181. Crockerton near 
Warminster, 96, p. Croesy Park, Baptist Chapel, 181. Croydon, 
Independent Chapel, 87. Crygybar Cynwil Cayo, 96. Cuck 
field and Crawley, Unitarian Baptist Chapels, 181. Culmstock, 
90. Curry, North, 101, p. Cushnee, William, Deacon of the 
Incorporation of Dyers and Bonnet Makers, Edinburgh, 210, p. 
—Darlington, 176. Dartmouth, 96,p. Daventry, 105. David’s, 
Saint, City, Ebenezer, 105: Deal, 91, r. Deanrow, Presbyterian 


Chapel, 56, rp. Debenham, 96, rp. Dedham, 79, vr. Denbigh, 
Swan Lane Chapel, 101. Denton, 366. Deptford, Baptists’ 
Meeting House, 90. Deptford, 


Deptford, 1m Street, 105. 
Medway Place, Lower Road, 105. eptford, New Cross, Saint 


Paul, 90. Derby, Agard Street,87,e. Derby, Brook-side Chapel, 
100. Derby, Friar Gate Chapel, 87,r. Derby, Zion Chapel, King 
Street, 101. Dereham, East, and Mattishall,90. Devizes, Baptists 
Devizes, Independent Chapel, 


of Presbyterian Chapel, 100. 








ea og and Test Acts—continued. 


1828.] For the Repeal thereof—continued. 

Lxxxui. 79, Pp. Devizes, Maryport Street Meeting House, 100, 
Devonport, 87. Devonport Fore Street Chapel, 87. Dewsbury. 
96, Pp. Diss, 96. Dissenting Churches in Scotland, Pastors of 
306. Ditchling, Unitarian Baptist Chapel, 181. Doctors’ Com. 
mons, Presbyterians, Carter Lane, 90. Dolgelly, 91. Dolwyd- 
delen Rhydlydan, &amp;c., 100. Doncaster, Presbyterian and Inde- 
pendent Chapels, 96, p. Dorchester, Pease Lane Meeting House, 
45,p. Dorrington, 100. Dover, 105. Dover, General Baptist 
Congregation, 90. Drayton, West, 105. Driffield, 96, P. Drif- 
field, Great, 101. Drogheda, 189, p. Dudley, Wolverhampton 
Street, 87. a 87. Dumfries, 197. 205. Dunfermline, 
220. Dunfermline, Bridge Street Baptist Church, 220. Dunferm- 
line, Provost of the Royal Burgh, 231. Dunfermline (Nine Pe. 
titions), 231. Dunmow, Great, 90. Durham, Protestant Dis- 
senters, 78. Dursley, Calvinists, 100. Duxford, 56.—Earl So- 
ham, 105. Eastcheap, London, King’s Weighouse, 79, p. Eaton, 
Little, and Coxbench, 83, r. Ebbsbourne, 101, p. Ebenezer Bap- 
tist Chapel, near Cardigan, 181. Eccles, Patricroft Chapel, 96, 
Edgworth, 96, p. Edinburgh, Albany Street Chapel, 189. Edin- 
burgh, Bakers, 197. Edinburgh, Broughton Place Church, 
Scotch Synod, 170, p. Edinburgh, Candle Makers’ Corporation, 
205. Edinburgh, City, Lord Provost, 185, p. inburgh, 
Charles Baxter, Master of the Company of Merchants, 220, p, 
Edinburgh, Goldsmiths’ Incorporation, 189, P. Edinburgh, 
Hammermen of the Burgh of Cannongate, 193. Edinburgh 
Hammermen, Incorporation, 210, p. Edinburgh, Incorporation 
of Cordiners, 210, p. Edinburgh, Incorporation of Cordiners of 
Easter we , 220, p. Edinburgh, Inhabitants, 216, p, 
Edinburgh, North College Street, Dissenters, 220, p. Edinburgh, 
Pleasance, Baptist Church Meeting, 193. Edinburgh, President 
of Surgeons, 204, p. Edinburgh, Saint Mary’s Cha 1, United 
Incorporations, 205. Edinburgh, Tailors, 197. Edinburgh, 
William Cushnee, Deacon of the Incorporation of Dyers and 
Bonnet Makers, 210, p.—Eifionydd, Hundred of Carnarvon, 181, 
Elswick, Independent Chapel, 96. Ely, 96. Endfield, Baker 
Street Chapel, 90. Epsom, 90. Everdon, 73. 75, p. Eve- 
sham, 73. Exeter, Castle Street, 87. Exeter, Saint George 
Chapel, 74, p. Exmouth, 96, p. Eye, 91. — Fakenham, 
Independent and Particular Baptists, 96, Falmouth, Bap- 
tists, 96. Falmouth, Independents, 96. Falmouth, Webber 
Street, 35, p. Fareham, 101. Farringdom, 90. Farnham, 95, 
Farnworth, Independent Chapel, Halshaw Moor, 96. Fenny 
Stratford, 90. Pestinio , 101. Finchingfield, 73. Finsbury, 
South Place, Unitarian Chapel, 41, Pr. Findern, 90. Fish 

91,P. Fleet, 105. Florence, Saint, Sardis and Tenby, 91, p. 
Foleshill, 105. Folkestone, 79, vp. Ford in Chivelstone, 366, 
Fordham, 105. Fordham, Baptists, 101, ep. Fordham, Inde- 
a 105. Forton, near Gosport,87. Foulmire, 56. Fram- 
ingham, Protestant Dissenters, 90. Frome Selwood, 328, 
Frome Trudoxhill, 105. Fulwood, 83.—Gainsborough, 90. 
Gamlingay, 105. Gateacre and Much Woolton, 329. Geddes, 
John, Moderator of the Presbytery of Paisley, 220. George’s, Saint, 
East, New Road Chapel, 79, p. Gildersome, 96, p. Glamford 
Briggs, 87. Glanton, 101, p. Glasgow, 197, pr. G W, 
George Street Chapel, 306. Glasgow, Nile Street, 306. Glas- 
gow, United Associate Presbytery, 271. Glastonbury, 90. 
Gloucester, 91, rp. Gloucester, Corporation, 100. Gloucester, 
City, 87. Gloucester, City, Barton Street Chapel, 104, Gly- 
narthen, 96, p. Glynn Ceiriog, 101. Godalming, 90. God- 
manchester, 105. Golden Square, Craven Chapel, Marshall 
Street, 83, p. Goldington Stoke, 90. Gomersal, Great, 96. 
Gorlestone, 83, p. Gosberton, 96, p. Gosport, 101. Gram- 
pound, 91, p. Grassington in Craven, 96. Greasly Moor, 
Green Chapel, 105. Green Hammerton and Great Ousebourne, 
125. Greenwich, East Street, Independent Chapel, (Two Peti- 
tions), 105. Greenwich Road Chapel, 104. Gretton, 105. 
Grinsted, East, 96, p. Guestwick, 105. Guildford, Protestant 
Dissenters, 56, Pp. Guilsborough, 90. Gwynfan Llangadock, 
104.—Hackleton, 105. Hackney, Mere Street Chapel, 79, Pp. 
Hackney, New Gravel Pit Meeting House, 15, r. Hackney, 
Old Gravel Pit Meeting House, 79,r. Hackney, Saint Thomas 
Square Chapel, 56, rp. Hackney, Wells Street Chapel, 121. 
Haddenham, 79. Haddenham, Isle of Ely, 95. Haddington, 


216,p. Hadleigh, 96. 104. Hadlow, Baptist Chapel, 366. 
Hail, Western, Baptists, 96. Hales Owen, 95. Halesworth, 95. 
104. Halifax, Pellon Lane Chapel, 181. Halifax, Queenshead, 


101. Halifax Square Chapel, 96, p. 
Halshaw Moor, Farnworth, 96. Halstead, 74, rp. Halstead, 
Baptist Denomination, 74, r. Hammersmith, 87. Hammer- 
ton Green and Great Ousebourn, 125. Handsworth, 96. Han- 
ley,87. Harbertonford, Totness, 96,». Harleston,90. Harlow, 
105. Harlow, Potter’s Street Meeting, 105. Harrold, 90. 
Harrowgate, High and Low, 100. Hartland, 91, p. —_s 
101, p. Haslemere, 105. Haslingden, 91, rp. Hasting Cro 
Chapel, 79, rp. Hasting Yardley, 90. Hatfield Broadoak, 79, ?- 
Hatherlow Chapel, near Stockport, 181. Haverfordwest, Be- 
thesda Chapel,79, Pp. Haverfordwest, Tabernacle, 83,r. Hawen 
and Glynarthen, 96, p. Hay, 104. Headcorn, 100. Heanor 
Loscoe, 83, P. Heanor, Mount Zion Chapel, Marpool, 96. 
Hebdenbridge, Baptists, 181. Hebdenbridge and Heptonstall, 
96, p. Hebron, 181. _Heckmondwike, Upper Chapel, 101. 
Hedingham Sible, 90. Henfield, 181. Henley-in-Arden, 105. 
Henley-upon-Thames, 83, r. Henllan, 87. enrietta Street 
Chapel, Brunswick Square, 181. Hensbridge, 91. Hepto 
and Hebdenbridge, 96, rp. Hereford, 112. Hertford, Dissenters 
of different Denominations, 90. Heytesbury, 79, Pr, H hbury, 
Protestant Dissenting College, 329. Hinckley, 79, p. indley, 
near Wigan, 95. Hirwain, 79, ». Hitchin, Back Street Meeting 
House, 87. Hitchin, Tilehouse Meeting House, 87. Ho 


95. Holyhead, 91, r. Holyhead, Baptist Chapel, 79, p. Holywet 


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[1828.] For the Repeal thereof—continued. 
uxxx. 41, Pp. Homerton College, 79, p. Honiton, 45, p. 96, Pp. 
Honiton, Baptist Chapel, 45, p. Hopton, Independent Chapel, 
90. Horeb, 91, p. oreb and Carmel, 104. orncastle (Two 
Petitions), 105. Horncastle, Coningsby Chapel, 95. Horsley- 
down, Union Chapel, Saint John’s, 105. Horsington, 90. 
Horsley, 79, P. orwich, 96. Horwich, Lee Chapel, 181. 
Horwood, Great, 90. Houghton-le-Spring, 96. Howden, 96, rp. 
Hoxton Academy Chapel, 105. uddersfield, 87, p. Hud- 
dersfield, Dogley Lane Chapel, 101. Huddersfield, Ramsden 
Street, 95. Hall, Bowl Alley Lane, Unitarians, 101, rp. Hull, 
George Street Chapel, 95. Hull, Providence Chapel, Hope 
Street, 95. Hull, Salthouse Lane Chapel, 95. Huntingdon, 90. 
Hythe, 100.—Ickford, 90. Idle Calverley, 96, p. Idle Calver- 
ley, Airedale College, Students in, 96, r. Ilford, Baptist Chapel, 
90. Ilkestone, Independents, 105. Ilkiston, 83, p. Illminster, 
Established Church, 328. Illminster, Old Meeting House, 87. 
Illminster, Independents, 105. Inglewhite, 96. Inskip, 100. 
Ipswich, 96. Ipswich, Tacket Street, 95. Ireland, Roman Ca- 
tholics, 56, P. - ten 105. Islington, Lower Street Chapel, 
56. Ives, Saint, Baptist Meeting House, 87. Ives, Saint, Inde- 
pendent Chapel, 87.—Jedburgh, William Hope, Provost, 205, p. 
Jersey, Saint Aubin’s, 73, p. Jersey, Saint Helier, 73, P. 
Jersey, Saint John’s, 73, re. Jewin Street, Old Jewry Cha- 
pel, 79, p.—Kegworth, 105. Keighly, 101. Kendal, 328. Ke- 
nilworth, Presbyterian Chapel, 83, rp. Kenninghall, Baptists’ 
Chapel, 90. Kentish Town, Independent Chapel, 79, pP. 
Kerswell, Sheldon and Saint Hill, 105. Kettering, Baptists 105. 
Kettering, Independents, 105. Kettering, New Baptist Chapel, 
91. Ketton, 105. Keysoe, 90. Kidderminster, 73. 105. il- 
leen and Menagh, 112. Kilsby, 105. Kilybebyll, 105. Kim- 
bolton, 105. Kingsbridge, 90. King’s Lynn, 90. King’s Lynn, 
Unitarian Chapel, 96. Kingshill, Little Baptist Chapel, 90. 
Kingsland, Robinson’s Row, 83, r. Kingsland, Maberly Chapel, 
105. a comagy F 87. Kingston-upon-Hull, Fish Street Chapel, 
95. Kingston, Lisle and Stratton, 105. Kingston-upon-Thames, 
90. Kington, 125. Kirkby in Ashfield, 83, p. Kirkby in 
Kendal, 181, p. Kirkby Lonsdale, 90. Kirkham, 87. Kisling- 
bury, 87. Knaresborough, 96.—Lampeter, 101, p. Lancaster, 
Dob Lane, 74, Pp. Lancaster, Independent Chapel, 87. Lan- 
caster, Saint Helen’s, 95. Landisilio Rhydwilym, 96. Lando- 
very, 96. Landovery, Sardis and Bethlehem Chapels, near, 104. 
Lanharran, 105. Lanstarn, Taihirion Chapel, 105. Lantwitt, 
Major, 125. Lanwenarth Ultra, 105. Lavendon, Weston, Un- 
derwood and Ravenstone, 94. Laugham, 105. Lavenham, 105. 
Lee, Chapel Horwich, 181. Leeds, Albion Chapel, 96. Leeds, 
Mill Hill Chapel, 181, rp. Leeds, Queen Street Chapel, 101. 
Leeds, Salem Chapel, 101. Leeds, South Parade, 101. Lees, 
Reverend Sir Harcourt, Baronet, 176, rp. Leicester, Archdeacon 
Lane Chapel, Saint Margaret’s, 181, p. Leicester, Dover Street, 
Leicester, Harvey Lane, 105. Leicester, Gallow Tree Gate, 105. 
Leicester, Soar Lane, 181, p. Leicester, Unitarians, 105. Leices- 
ter, Whetstone, General Baptists, 181, p. Leith, South, Nine 
Incorporated Trades, 231. Lenham, 96. Leominster, 149. 
Lewes, 91, Pp. Lilleshall, 105. Lincoln, 91, Pp. Lincoln, Mint 
Lane, 100. Lincoln, Unitarians, 105. Lindfield, 101, p. Lin- 
ford, Great, 90. Linton, 105. Liskeard, 100. Lisle, 105. 
Litchfield, 95. Littleborough, Smallbridge and Calderbrooke, 
100. Liverpool, 96. Liverpool, Bethesda Chapel, Duncan 
Street, 95. Liverpool, Bold Street, 96. Liverpool, Byrom Street, 
Baptists, 95. Liverpool, Cockspur Street, 95. Liverpool, Comus 
Street, 95. Liverpool, Duncan Street, 95. Liverpool, Edmund 
Street, Baptists, 96, p. wae Great Crosshall Street, 
Baptists, 95. Liverpool, Great Crosshall Street Chapel, 95, 96. 
Liverpool, Great George Street Chapel, 95. Liverpool, Heath 
Street, 95. Liverpool, Hunter Street, 101, rp. Liverpool, Lime 
Street Meeting House, 95. Liverpool, Mount Pleasant, 96. 
Liverpool, Newington Chapel, Renshaw Street, 95. Liverpool, 
Paradise Street Chapel, 95. Liverpool, Roman Catholics, 101, p. 
Liverpool, Unitarian Chapel, Renshaw Street, 95. Llanarmon in 
Yale, 181. Llanbrynmair, Independent Chapel, 181. Landilo, 
Two Petitions), "Protestant Dissenters, 96. Llandilo, Vaur 
ermon Chapel, 96. Lilandurog, Llanwlyfni and Clynog 
Talisarn, Pisgah and Nazareth Chapels, 105. Llandyssil, near 
Lampeter, Llwynrhydowen Chapel, 104. _‘Llanelly, Particular 
Baptists, 96. Llanengan and Llangian, 100. Llanerfil, Beaulah 
Chapel, 181. Llanfairarybryn, Pentretygwn and Cevernarthen 
Chapels, 96. Llanfechell, 101. Llangarran, 112. Llangian, 
100. Llangollen,101. Llangors, 100. Liangyti, 104. Llanllwny 
and Llanybydder Chapels, 181. Llanrwst, 101. Llanuwchillyn, 
101. Llanvhangelyeroth, 91. Llanvihangel Nantbrone, near 
Brecon, 100. Llanwlyfni, 105. Llanwnda, Saron Chapel, 
91,p. Llanwrtyd, 104. Llanybree, 181. Llanybydder and 
Llanllion Chapels, 181. Llechylched Salem, 101. ndon, Cor- 
poration, 35,r. London, Alie Street, 35, p. London, Baptist 
Chapel, Commercial Road, Whitechapel, 105. London, Carter 
Lane, Doctors’ Commons, 90. London, Craven Chapel, Marshall 
Street, Golden Square, 83, r. London, Crown Court, Covent 
Garden, Scotch Church, 105. London, Devonshire Square, 
96, p. London, le Street, Red Lion Square, 90. London, 
Ebenezer Chapel, Shadwell, 96, p. London, Fetter Lane, Elim 
Chapel, 101. London, General Baptist Chapel, Worship Street, 
83, pr. London, Grafton Street, Soho, Baptists, 95. Tasdon 
Hare Court Chapel, Aldersgate Street, 96, rp. London, Keppel 
Street, Russell Square, Baptist Chapel, 96. London, King’s 
Weighouse, East Cheap, 79, rp. London, Little Wild Street, 
Lincoln’s Inn, Baptists, 90. London, Mayfair, Shepherd’s 
Market Chapel, 100. London, Mile End, Brunswick Chapel, 
105. London, Moorgate, Albion Chapel, 96. London, New 


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1828.] For the Repeal thereof—continued. 
txxxuI. 90. London, Old Gravel Lane, Independents, 96. Lon- 
don, Old Jewry Chapel, Jewin Street, 79, p. London, Prescot 
Street, Little, 73. ndon, Paddington Chapel, Marylebone, 
83, p. London, Poultry Chapel, 105. London, Protestant Dis- 
senters, and within ‘Twelve Miles, 74, ep. London, Scots 
Presbyterian Church, Wells Street, Marylebone, 100. London, 
Saint George’s, East, New Road Chapel, 79, ep. London, Saint 
Martin in the Fields, Oxenden Chapel, 83, rp. London, Welch 
Chapel, Jewin Crescent, 100. London and Westminster Pro- 
testant Dissenters of the Three Denominations, 18, p. Loscoe 
Chapel, Eleanor, 83, r. Loughborough, 87. 105. Loughton and 
Chigwell, 83,». Louth, 189, p. Louth, 90. Louth, ndepend- 
ents, 95. Lowestoft, 96. Lowick, 83, rp. Luton (Two Petitions), 
105. Lydd, 181. Lydney, 83. Lyme Regis, Established 
Church, 87, rp. _ Lymington, 74, p. 83.—Macclesfield (Two 
Petitions), 105. Maclagan, David, President of Edinburgh Col- 
lege of Surgeons, 204, p. Maenclohog, 105. Maesyberllan and 
Crickardan, 100. Maesyronnen, 105. Maidenhead, 100. Maid- 
stone, Earl Street Chapel,78. Maidstone, King Street, Baptist 
Chapel, 96, rp. Maidstone, Week Street Chapel, 96. Maldon, 
45, Pp. Malton, 181, pr. Manchester, Canon Street Chapel, 96. 
Manchester, Chorlton Row, 96. Manchester, Cross Street Chapel, 
87. Manchester, Grosvenor Street Chapel, 74, Pp. an- 
chester, Mosley Street Chapel, 96, p. 105. Manchester, Princes 
Street, Baptists, 96. Manchester, York Street Chapel, 96. Man- 
ningtree, 96, p. Mansfield, Independent Chapel, 90. March, 
Isle of Ely, 96. Margate, 170. Market Harborough, 90. 
Market Rasen, 176. Marlow, Great, 83, p. Marpool Heanor, 
Mount Zion Chapel, 96. Marsden, 101. Martin’s, Saint, in the 
Fields, Oxenden Chapel, 83, p. Martock, Independent Protest- 
ant Dissenters, 83, p. Maryborough, 205. Marylebone, Padding- 
ton Chapel, 83, rp. Mattishall, 90. Maulden, 100. Melbourn, 
Protestant Dissenters,87. Melbourne, Baptists, 105. Melbourne, 
105. Melford, Long, 91, p. Melksham, 101, rp. Melton Mowbray, 
105, Pp. Menagh, 112. Meols, North, Church Town, 96, p. Mersea, 
West, 159. Merthyr Tydfil, Sion Chapel, 79,e. Merthyr Tydfil 
Dowlais, 79, e. Merthyr Tydfil, Ebenezer Chapel, 90. Merthyr 
Tydfil, Bethel Chapel, 79,r. Merthyr Tydfil, Ynysgow Chapel, 
79, rp. Micheldean, 90. Mitcham, 105. Middleton by Wirks- 
worth, 74, p. Middlewich, 96. Milbourne Port, 79, Pp. 
Mildenhall, Baptists, of West Row, 96. 105. Mile End, Bruns- 
wick Chapel, 105. Mile End, New Town, Church Street, 
90. Milford, 112. Milntho 105. Milton, 87. Milton, 
next Sittingbourne, 104. inchinhampton, 95. _Minsterly, 
83, p. Milton, 96. Mold, Buckley Chapel, 100. Mold, New 
Street Chapel, 95. Molleston, Sardis and Horeb, 91, rp. Mon- 
mouth, 105. Monmouth, Bethesda, 181. Monmouth, New 
Bethel, 181. Monton, Unitarian Chapel, 96. Montrose, George 
Paton, 220. Monythusloin, 181. oorgreen, 83. Moorgate, 
Albion Chapel, 96. Morcott and Barrowdon, 90. Morgan’s 
Hill, Bradford, Wilts, 96, p. Morley and Churwell, 96, r. 
Morpeth, 87, rp. Mortimer, West, 101. Morton in the Marsh, 
75, p. Mottram, 121. Murdoch, William, 197.—Nantwich, 83. 
Narberth, 91,r. Narborough, 90. Nayland,104. Neath, Cum- 
bach Chapel and Baran, 90. Neath, Gillionen Chapel, 87, p. 
Needham Market, 23, p.96. Neots, St.,87. Neots, g Baptist 
Chapel, 90. Nevin,100. Newark,96. Newbridge, 185. New- 
bury, 83. Newbury, Baptist Chapel, 83. Newbury, North 
Brook Street, 83. Newcastle Emlyn (Two Petitions), 105. 
Newcastle-under-Lyme, Marsh Chapel, 96, p. Newcastle-under- 
Lyme, Ebenezer Chapel, 79, p. mt ay EN Hanover 
Square Chapel, 83, rp. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Postern Street, 96, p. 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Presbyterian Chapel, Clavering Place, 96, p. 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Tothill Stairs, 20. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
Zion Chapel, Westgate Street, 96. New Inn, near Pontypool, 105. 
Newmarket, 105. Newmarket, Flintshire, 83, p. Newmarket, 
Suffolk, 105. Newport, Bethlehem, 105. Newport, Essex, 105. 
Newport, Hants, 101. Newport, Monmouthshire, 79, rp. New- 
port Pagnell, Baptists, 91, r. Newport Pagnell, Independents, 
91, P. ewton Abbot, Baptists, 78. Newton Abbot, Providence 
Chapel, 96, p. Newton Abbot, Salem Chapel, 74, rp. Newton 
Burgaland, 105. Newton Nottage, 105. Newton, Wymond 
Houses, and Redhill, 366. Newtown, 242. Newtown, Bradford, 
105. Northallerton, 155. yO Castle Hill Chapel, 90. 
Northampton, College Street, 90. Northampton, Fish Lane, 155. 
Northampton, King’s Head Lane Chapel, 90. Northampton, 
Unitarian Congregation, 91,P. Northouram, 181. Norton, 181. 
Norton, Chipping, 101, rp. Norwell, James, Dean of the Guild 
of Perth, 220. Norwich, 105. Norwood, 95. Nottingham, 
Barker Gate Chapel, 105. Nottingham, Castlegate, 105. Not- 
tingham, George Street, 105. Nottingham, Mayor, &amp;c., 105, p. 
Nottingham, Scottish Baptist Chapel, 96. a Stony 
Street Chapel, 96. Nuneaton, 117.—Ogden, 96. Oldham, 112. 
Olney, 91, rp. Olney, Baptists, 91, rp. Ongar, Chipping, 105. 
Ossett, 96. Oswestry, 75, Pp. Oswestry, Old Chapel, 105. Otley, 
104. Ottery, St. Mary, 78. Oulton, 90. Oundle, 83, rp. Ouse- 
burn, Great, 125. Oxford, 90. Oxford, St. Clement’s, 105.— 
Paisley, John Geddes, Moderator of the Presbytery, 220. Pais- 
ley, istrates, &amp;e., 237, p. Pantydefaid, 104. Peldon, 159. 
Pembroke Dock, Bethany Chapel, 91, rp. Pembrokeshire, Beau- 
lah Chapel, 91, p. Pembrokeshire, Ford Chapel, 90. Pembroke- 
shire, Jabes Chapel, 91, rp. Pembrokeshire, Taegiedien ee 
91, ep. Pembrokeshire, Sandyhaven Chapel, 91, rp. Pencadair 
and Twedyrhyw, 104. Penderin, 104. Penrith, Ebenezer 
Chapel, 105. Penrith, Protestant Dissenters, 73. Penruddock, 
105. Pentonville, Claremont Chapel, 79, p. Penvay, Newcastle, 
(Glamorgan), 87, Pp. Penywain, 105. Penygroes and Hebron, 
181. Perth, James Norwell, Dean of Guild, 220. Perth, Mill 
Street Chapel, 210,e. Peterborough, 105. Petersfield, am or 
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[1828.] For the Repeal thereof—continued. 
dent Chapel, rxxxm1. 90. Petherton, South, 83, p.105. Pickering, 
105. Pill, 100. Pimlico, Buckingham Chapel, 105. Pinch- 
beck, 216, Pp. Plaistow, 73, pv. Plymouth, Bilbury Street 
Chapel, 87. Plymouth, How Street Chapel, 90. Plymouth, 
New Tabernacle, 90. Pondersend, 105. Pontefract, 83, p. 
Ponteshill near Brecon, 100. Pontypool, New Inn, 105. Poole, 
87. Poplar, Cotton Street Chapel, 105. Portland, Island of, 95. 
Portsburgh, Easter, Incorporation of Cordiners, 220,p. Portsea, 
Clarence Street Chapel, $7. Portsea, King Street — 87. 
Portsea, Lake Lane, 87. Portsea, Meeting House Alley, 87. 
Portsea, White’s Row Chapel, 87. Portsmouth, General Baptist 
Chapel, 105. Portsmouth, St. Thomas Street, 105. Portsmouth, 
Unitarian Dissenters, 87, Pp. Potton, 90. Poulton and Black- 

1, 100. Prees, Mill Street Chapel, 96. Prescot, 73, P. 
Prasvet Street, Little,73. Preston, 129. Preston, Cannon Street 
Chapel, 79, rp. Preston, Grimshaw Street Chapel, 79, rp. Pro- 
bus, 91, Pp. Protestant Dissenters of the Three Denominations in 
London and Westminster, 18, p. Protestant Dissenters of the 
Three Denominations within Twelve Miles of London, 74, P. 
Pudsey, 73. Pwilheli, 100.—Quainton, 90.—Ramsey, 185. 
Ratcliffe, Queen Street Meeting, 181. Ratcliffe, Rose Lane 
Chapel, 90. Rattlesden, 90.104. Raunds, 181. Ravenstondale, 
329. Ravenstone, 96. Rddry, Whitecross Chapel, Eglwysilan, 
and Ebenezer Chapel, 105. Reading, 101, p. Redhill, 100. 
Religious Liberty Society, &amp;c., 105. Ruste and Barrow-upon- 
Trent, 100. Retford, East, 96. Rhes-y-coe, Independent Chapel, 
41,p. Rhiw, 100. Rhuddlan, 100. Rhydlydan, 100. Rhyd- 
wilym, Llandisilio, Baptists, 96. Ridgwell, 90. Ringstead, 181. 
Ringwood, 101. Ripon, 96. Rochdale, 96. Rochdale, Black- 
water and Clover Street Chapels, 105. Rochdale, Independent 
Chapel, 100. Rochford, 105. Rodhill (York), 366. Romney, 
New, 176. Romsey, Abbey Chapel, 90. Romsey, Baptists, 112. 
Rossendale Forest, Bacupclough, &amp;c., 100. Rossendale, Unita- 
rian Chapel, New Church, 100. Rotherham, 101, p. Roxton, 
105. Royston, 56. Ruabon, Cefu Mawr, 101. Ruddleswick, 
96. Ruerdean, 90. Rugby, 105. Rugeley, 181. Ruthon, 101. 
Rye, 23, p. 101,p. Rye, Members of the Established Church, 
101, p.—Saffron Walden, 83, p. 105. Saffron Walden, Baptist 
Chapel, 105. Sainthill, 105. Salford, Green Gate Chapel, 96. 
Salisbury, Brown Street Chapel, 79, p. Salisbury, Inhabitants, 
101, Pp. Salkeld, 73. Sandy, 105. Sardis, Bethlehem, &amp;c. 
Chapels near Llandovery, 104. Sardis, Molleston and Horeb, 
91, Pp. Sardis, St. Florence and Tenby, 91, rp. Sarum, New, 
Scots Lane, 96. Saron, 104. Sawbridgeworth, 83, p. Sawston, 
105. Scarborough, Baptist and Independent Chapels, 96. Scot- 
land, Pastors of Congregational Dissenting Churches in, 306. 
Scotland, United Associate Synod, 83, rp. Selby, 121. Selston, 
105. Sevenoaks, 366. Shaftesbury, 91, Pp. Sharnbrook, 105. 
Sheffield, Fulwood Chapel, 87. Sheffield, Garden Street Chapel, 
96, p. Sheffield, Lee Croft Chapel, 87, p. Sheffield, Nether 
Chapel, 83, rp. Sheffield, Queen Street Chapel, 87, rp. Sheffield, 
Scotland Street Chapel, 96, p. Sheffield, Townhead Street 
Chapel, 96, rp. Sheffield, Upper Chapel, Norfolk Street, 96, p. 
Shefford, 90. Shelley, 105. Sheldon, 105. Shelton, 87. Shel- 
ton, in the Staffordshire Potteries, Bethesda Chapel, 87. Shep- 
ton Mallet, 100. Sherborne, 83. Sherrington, 90. Shields, 
South, 79, p.83. Shipley,181. Shoreham, New, 176. Shrews- 
bury, Claremont Chapel, 100. Shrewsbury, High Street Chapel, 
100. Shrewsbury, Swan Hill Chapel, 100. Sible Hedingham, 90. 
Sidmouth, 91. Smallbridge, 100. Smalley, General Baptist 
Chapel, 90. Smarden, 73, p. Society for the Protection of 
Religious Liberty, 103, ep. Sodbury, Chipping, 73, p. Soham, 
Earl, 105. Somersham, 87. Southampton, Above Bar Street 
Chapel, 90. Southampton, East Street, Baptists, 96. Southport, 
96, Pr. Southwark, Baptist Church, Carter Lane, 96, p. South- 
wark, Collier’s Rents, 90. Southwark, Guildford Street Chapel, 
95. Southwark, Independent Chapel, London Road, 105, 
Southwark, Maze Pond Street Chapel, 104. Southwark, Union 
Street Chapel, 79, p. Southwold, 96. Spalding, 96, Pr. Stain- 
drop, 83. Stalbridge and Hensbridge, 91. Stambourne, 90. 
Stamford, 105. Stamford Street, Blackfriars, Unitarian Chapel, 
90. Stand, near Manchester, Unitarian Chapel, 90. Stan- 
nington, 96, p. Stansted, 105. Stebbing, yr seer 96. 
Stepney, Meeting, 83, rp. Stevington, 96. Stockport, 83, p. 
Stockport, Orchard Street, Chapel, 90. Stockport, Swain Street, 
56, p. Stockton-upon-Tees, 78. Stockwell, 242. Stoke Ash, 
near Eye, 105. Stoke Goldington, 90. Stone, 242. Stony 
Stratford, 90. 105. Stotfold, 105. Stourbridge, 95. Stowmarket, 
87. Stradbrooke, 96. Stratton, 105. Stratford, Fenny, 90. 
Stratford, Stony, 90. 105. Stratford-upon-Avon, 100. Stretton, 
near Fosse, 105. Stroud, 87. Sudbury, 105. Sutton-upon- 
Trent, 96. Sutton, Long, Independents, 95. Sutton, Long, 
General Baptist Chapel, 95. Sutton, Suffolk, 104. Sutton 
Valence, 96. Swaffham, Baptist Chapel, 96. Swanage, 95. 
Swanbourne, 90. Swanland, 95. Swansea, Back Lane Chapel, 
91, Pr. Swansea, Burrows Chapel,79, r. Swansea, Castle Street, 
79, ep. Swansea, Unitarian Chapel, High Street, 95. Swanwick, 
96. Swindon, 90.—Tadcaster, 96, r. Talgarth, 104. Talybont, 
105. Tounton, Mary Street Unitarian Chapel, 96, rp. Taunton, 
Silver Street Chapel, 87. Taunton, St. Paul’s Chapel, 96, Pp. 
Tavistock, Abbey Chapel, Unitarians, 96. Tavistock, Brook 
Street Chapel, 78. Tavistock, Members of the Established Church, 
96. Tealby,176. Tenby, 91,¥. Tenterden,79,r. Terling, 105. 
Tewkesbury, Baptists, 112. Tewkesbury, Protestants and Dis- 
senters, 112. Tfaldybrenin, 96. Thames Ditton, Weston Green 
Chapel, 22. Thatcham, 100. Thaxted, 96. Thetford, 105. Thirsk, 
96. Thorne, Unitarian Chapel, 90. Thrapston, 87. Ticknall, 
87. Tid, St. Giles, 185. Titchfield, 22, p. Titchfield, Hants, 
73,”. Tiverton, 100. Tollesbury, 96,r. Tonyvelin Caerphilly, 





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[1828.] For the Repeal thereof—continued. 
Lxxxm1. 105. Tooting, 90. Torrington, Great, 170. Totnes, 96, 
Towcester, 90. Toxteth, 83,p. Trawsfyrydd, 101. Tredegar Works 
105. Treffgarne, 91, Pp. Tregony, 105. Treleach-ar-Bettws, 78. 
Trewiddel, 105. Trowbridge, 101, er. Trowbridge, Baptists, 96, p, 
Trowbridge, Bethesda are 101, p. Trowbridge, Silver Street 
Chapel, 91, rp. Trudoxhill, Frome, 105. Truro, Inde ndents, 
100. Truro, Kenwyn Street, 91, ep. Tunbridge, Independent 
Chapel, 181, p. Turnditch, 205, p. Tutbury, 87. Twe yrthyw, 
104. Twyford, 100.—Uffculm, 87. Ullesthorpe, 105. Ulver. 
stone, 96. Underwood, Weston, 90. Uppingham, 90. Uttoxeter, 
79, Pp. Uxbridge, 181, p. 242.—Vaynor, Coedycymmer Chapel, 
79, p.—Wakefield, Zion, Westgate and Salem Chapels, 96, p, 
Walkerfold Chapel, Mitton, 96. Wallingford, Market Place 
Chapel, 91, p. Wallin ord, Thames Street Chapel, 83. Walpole, 
104. Walsham-le-Willows, 100. Waltham, Little, 105. Walton, 
104. Walworth, 83, rp. Ware,83, Pr. Wareham, Protestant Dis- 
senters, 45,P. Warminster, Common Close, 101, rp. Warminster, 
Old Meeting House,79, rp. Warminster, Sutton Vaney Independ- 
ents, 101,P. Warrington, Independents, 95. Warrington, Salem 
‘Chapel, Golbourne Street, 100. —— Unitarian Chapel, 
90. Warwick, High Street, 83, p. arwick, Independent 
Chapel, 79, rp. Waterbeach, 129. Watford and Bushey, 83, p. 
Wattisfield, 74, p. Wittisham, 74. Weedon Beck, 74, p. Weldon, 
105. Welford,90. Wellingborough, Salem Chapel, 100. Wellington, 
Salop, 96. Wellington, 90. Wellow, Isle of Wight, 101. Wells, 181. 
Wells next the Sea, 90. Wern near Wrexham, 101. Westbury, In- 
dependents, 105. Westbury, Leigh, 105. Westbury, Upper Meeting 
House, 105. Westmancote, 91. Westminster, Baptists of Lewis- 
ham Street, 100. Westminster and London, Protestant Dissenters, 
18, e. Westminster, Unitarian Chapel, Essex Street, 105. Wes- 
ton Underwood, 90. Wethersfield, 105. Weymouth, 95. Wey- 
mouth, Bank Building Chapel, 95. Weymouth, 95. Whetstone, 
Leicester, 181, P. hitby, Flowergate Meeting House, 176, 
Whitby, Silver Street, 96, rp. Whitchurch and Llangarren, 112. 
Whitchurch, Salop, 95,96. Whitehaven, 105. Whitfield Glos- 
sop, 74, p. Whixhall, 105. Wickhambrook, 87. Wigan, 95. 

igan, Baptists of Commercial Hall, 95. Wigan, Hope Street 
Chapel, 95. Wigan, Lord Street Chapel, 95. Wigborough, Great, 
96, Pp. Wilmslow, Dean’s Row, 56,P. Wilsden, 101. Wilton, 
101, Pp. Wilts, Kingswood Chapel, 95. Wimborne Minster, 91. 
Winchester, 101. Windsor, New, 100. Wingrove, 101. Win- 
sham, 101, rp. Winslow, 91. Winterton, 101, p. Wirgman, 
George, 105. Wirksworth, 91. Wirksworth, Baptists, 96. Wis- 
bech, Castle Square Chapel, 105. Wisbech, Deadman’s Lane, 
105. Wisbech, Ely Place Chapel, St. Peter’s, 105. Witham, 
105. Witney, 105. Wivenhoe, 105. Woburn, 105. Wollaston, 
87. Wolton Much, 329. Wolsingham,78. Wolverhampton, 87. 
Wolverhampton, Inhabitants, 87. Woodbridge, 104. Wooler, 
West Chapel, 181. Wootton-under-Edge, 90. Worcester, Angel 
Street Chapel, 78. Worcester, Silver Street, 83, p. Workington, 
90. Wortley, 79, ep. Wrentham, 104. Wrexham, Chester Street 
Chapel, 90. Wrexham, ae Chapel, Penybrin, 101. 
Wycombe High, 90. Wymond Houses, Newton and Rodhill, 
366. Wymondly, Dissenting College, 87.—Yardley, Hastings, 
90. Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, 83, rp. Yarmouth, Protestant 
Dissenters, 83, p. Yeovil, 100. Ystradyfodwg-Yynisfach Chapel, 
91, p. York, Jubbergate, 87. York, St. Saviour’s Gate Chapel, 87. 


626. [1828.] Against the Repeal of the Corporation and Test 
Acts; From, Albury, txxxm1. 193, p. Astwood, 176.—Bolton-le- 
Moors, 204. Bolton, Great and Little, Sea ane 204, 
Clifton Reynes, 176. Colchester, 176, p.—Exeter, 181, p. Exeter, 
Archdeaconry, 193, p.— Gloucester, Archdeacon and Clergy, 
181, p. Gloucester City, Dean and Clergy, 169, p.—Haversham, 
176. Horspath and Iffley, 176.—Iffley, 176.—Leicester, Clergy 
of the County and Archdeaconry, 169, p. Leicester, St. Martin, 
137, p. Linford,176. London, Christians of various Denomina- 
tions, 209, p.—Newport, Three Hundreds, 176. Newport Pagnel, 
176. Newton Blossomville, 176.—Ravenstone, 176.—Sarum, 
Archdeaconry Clergy, 142. Sherrington, 176.—Wavendon, 176. 
Willen, 176. Woolstone, Great, 176. Woughton-on-the-Green, 
176. 


Corrib and Mask Lakes: 
627. For the adoption of Measures for opening a Canal between 
Lakes Corrib and Mask; Of Inhabitants of Cong, Kilolara and 
Ballincolla, xc. 646. 


Corrie, John: 
628. Complaining of the Seizure of Malt; From John Corrie, 
of Deptford, txxvit. 407, P. See supra, 109 ; infra, 1956. 


Costs, Taxation of : 

629. For better Regulation thereof; From Attornies of the 
Superior Courts of Law in Ireland, txxx11.548, Pp. For Tax- 
ation of the Bills of Solicitors employed at the Houses of Parlia- 
ment; From, Inhabitants of London and Westminster, Lxxxv!- 
240, P. 


Cottage Tax : 
630. Against Cottage Tax; Of Frecholders of Dumbarton, 
LXXVIII. 139, P. See supra, 179. 


Cotter, Thomas: 
631. Complaining of not having received a Grant of Land, nor 
a free Passage to Canada, although he had commuted his Pen- 
sion under that impression ; and praying that he may be replac ; 
on the Pension List; Of Thomas Cotter, late a Pensioner 
Greenwich Hospital, xc. 61. 
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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Cotton : 

632. For a protecting Duty on the Importation thereof, and a 
Drawback on Cotton Twist manufactured and exported; From 
Alexander Barrett, txxxv1. 184, Pp, ——— Against any additional 
Duty on the Importation thereof into Ireland ; From Balbri gen, 
LXXXVI. 355.———For Repeal of the Duty on Raw Cotton ; Pens 
Preston, txxx1x. 494.—Stockport, 407. ——— From, Aberdeen 
(Two Petitions), xc11. 273. Annan, 273. Ashton-under-Lyne and 
Duckinfield, 596. Astley, 136.—Belper, 207. Blackburn, 168. 
Bolton-le-Moors, 362. Burnley,148. Bury, 90.—Carlisle, 148. 
Chorley, 148. Clitheroe, 136. Compstall Bridge, 189. Comp- 
ton, 207. Congleton, 154.—Derby, 207.—Garstang, 375. God- 
ley, 148. Greenock (‘I'wo Petitions), 136. Glasgow (Four Peti- 
tions), 207. Glossop, 168.—Harrison, Henry, Chairman of the 
Liverpool Brazilian Association, 136. Heywood, 596. Holywell, 
596. Huddersfield, 136. Hyde and Werneth, 156.—Keighley 
and Bingley, 189.— Lancaster, 136.—Manchester, 148. Middle- 
ton, 237. Mold, 263.— Oldham, 331.— Paisley (Two Petitions), 
136. Perth, 110. 
bridge, 136. 189. 
136. 


Port Glasgow, 207. Preston, 136.—Staly- 
Stockport, 136.—Warrington, 156. Wigan, 
See supra, 344. 


Cotton Factories: 

633. Complaining of the great Decline therein ; Of Merchants of 
Paisley, txxv. 263, Pp. Respecting Children employed therein; 
Of Cotton Spinners of Ashton-under-Lyne ; Journeymen Cotton 
Spinners of Bolton-le-Moors; Mechanics of Ashton-under-Lyne ; 
Inhabitants of Staley Bridge, being Cotton Spinners; 1xxx.355. 
Cotton Spinners of Glasgow, 407, p.————For redress, for bodily 
Injury sustained from Machinery used therein; OfJohn Radcliffe, 
LXXXI. 301, p.——— For prohibiting the Employment of Persons 
under Twenty-one Years of Age in the Night in.Cotton and other 
Mills; From Ashton-under-Lyne, txxxv. 606, p.—Blackburn, 463. 
Bolton, Great and Little, 405, p.—Congleton, 606, p.—Glasgow, 
511,P. 616, p.—Hey, 405, p.—Lees, 405, p.— Macclesfield, 622, p. 
Manchester, 373. 616, pr. Mosley, 606, p.—Oldham, 405, p.— 
Preston, 511.—Renfrewshire, 616, p.—Staleybridge, 606, pP. 
Stockport, 606, Pp. 622, p.———For —s all Cotton Mills 
wherein Water or Steam are the moving Power, from being worked 
more than a certain Number of Hours per day; From Disley, 
LXxxvi. 381.—Stockport, 245, p.——— For restricting the hours 
of Labour in Cotton and Silk Factories; From Arbroath, txxxvi. 
593, p.— Bradford (York), 593, p.—Dundee, 593, p.—Leeds, Over- 
lookers, 593, p. Leeds, Operatives, 593, p.—Macclesfield, 589, p. 
Manchester, 592.—Renfrew, 592. See infra, 925, &amp;c. 


Cotton Spinners and Weavers : 

634. Complaining of the Use of Machinery ; Of Cotton Wea- 
vers of Manchester, Lxxvi1l. 253, P. For the Amelioration 
of the Condition of Cotton Spinners, and for the Regulation of 
Cotton Mills; From Manchester and its Neighbourhood ; Inha- 
bitants of Mosley in Ashton-under-Lyne; Lxxx. 220, rp. Proprie- 
tors of Cotton Mills in Manchester, 421, p.————Complaining of 
being dismissed from Employment; Of Operative Cotton Spinners 
lately in the Employ of Mr. William Moors of Compsall, near 
Stock port, xxxx1v. 347, p.———Complaining of Distress, and 
praying for Relief; Of Cotton Weavers of Wigton, Lxxx1v. 393, P. 
Of Lisburn, txxxvitt. 509. 


Cotton Wool : 

635. Against the proposed Duty thereon; From Glasgow, 
Lxxxvi. 446.—Paisley, 395.—Royton, 307, »,—— For Repeal of 
the Duty thereon; From, Belfast (Two Petitions), xxx1x. 389.— 
Glasgow, 423.—Manchester, 525.—Stalybridge, 525._——Gllas- 
gow, xci. 393.—Manchester and Salford, 823. 








Cotton Yarns : 

636. Fora Duty on Exportation; From, Preston, txxxv. 103, p. 
————-For imposing restrictions on the exportation thereof; From 
Weavers in Great and Little Bolton, txxxv1.187. Cotton Wea- 
vers of Bury; Of Radcliffe, 451. Manufacturers of Blackburn, 
451, p. Cotton Weavers of Blackrod; Of Horridge ; 476. Of 
Wigan, 476, p.———For a protecting Duty on Importation ; 
From, Accrington, txxxvi. 811.—Haslingden, 667.—Leyland, 
815, p.—Standish, 811.—Whittle-le-woods, 811, Pp. For pro- 
hibiting the Exportation thereof; From Operative Manufacturers 
of Tiddersley with Shackerley, rxxxvu. 151. 


Couch, John : 
637. Setting forth his Nautical Inventions; From John Couch, 
Lieutenant in the Royal Navy, txxvu. 59. (P. 57.) 





Counsel, Defence by :—See infra, 695. 


Counterfeit Money : 
638-9. Praying to be examined at the Bar on behalf of George 
Warner, who is pos a for Execution for colouring Base Money ; 
From William Henry Inglis, of Islington, Lxxxt1. 548. 


Country Bankers’ Notes :—See supra, 162, &amp;e. 


County Assessments : 
640. Respecting ; From Inhabitants and Landholders of New- 
town Limavady, uxxvi. 349, p. Landholders and Inhabitants 
of Coleraine, 371, p.———For exempting Cultivators of Waste 
Lands from the Payment thereof; From Inhabitants of St. Mary, 
ewton Barry, uxxxv. 440, P. 


County Bridges: 
641. That the — of County ~~ may be borne by 


the Public at large; From Justices of the Peace for the County 
of Northampton, Lxxxvimt. 450. 





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County Bridge Roads: 


642. Against liability to repair Roads at the End of Bridges ; 
From Justices of the Peace of Middlesex, .xxxm1. 154.— 
LXxxIv. 60. 


County Cess (Ireland) : 


643. Complaining of the Mode of levying the same; From 
Ballyonetra, Lxxxv. 148, 


County Courts : 


644, Complaining of the Abuses of County Courts for the 
Recovery of Small Debts; From Inhabitants of Brighthelmston, 
LXXXI. 345, P.—Lxxx1. 398, p.————That Parliamentary Commis- 
sioners may be appointed to investigate and report on the present 
Condition of the County Courts of Scotland; From Sir John 
Maxwell and others, txxxvu. 472, P. 


County Fire Office :—See infra, 1722. 


County Infirmaries : 


645. Complaining of the Laws for regulating the Admission of 
a agg and Surgeons to County Infirmaries in Ireland; From 
William George Geary, M.D., of Limerick, txxxv. 332, p.— 
Surgeons of Waterford, 367, p. Clonmel, 404, p. Tipperary, 
534, p.———— Ballina, txxxvir. 231.— Donegal, 497. Down, 289.— 
Edinbr:rgh and London, Graduates of the Royal College of Sur- 
geons of, 505.—Franklin, Richard, 33.—Irishmen, Sader of 
the Royal College of Surgeons in London, 582.—Limerick, Phy- 
sicians and Surgeons of, 33.—Tipperary, 204. 


County Rates: 


646. Complaining of the increased Expenses of County Rates ; 
From Proprietors and Occupiers of Houses in Kingston-upon- 
Hull; txxvi. 482, p. For equalizing the County Rates ; 
From Magistrates of Wilts, rxxx. 243. Magistrates of Hereford, 
380. Harborne, txxx1x. 405..——For the repeal of so much of 
the several Acts relating to County Rates as exempts Franchises 
and Liberties from being assessed; From Earl Brownlow, Lord 
Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln, txxxvuit. 317. Against 
any Alteration of the Acts granting Exemptions to Franchises, 
Liberties and Local Jurisdictions ; , Thor Mayor and others of 
Stamford; Aldermen and others of Grantham; Mayor and others of 
Boston; and of Great Grimsby; txxxvu. 465. For Relief 
therefrom; From Breewood and Penkridge, txxx1x. 324. Somer- 
set, County of, 66. Stafford, County of, 66. York, Justices of 
the Peace for the North Riding of the County of, 245. 
For placing Landholders in the same Situation as they were in 
1798, as regards County Rates; From Landholders of Drogheda, 
LXXXIX. 283, For Relief therefrom; From Birdham; Bosham; 
Eastdean; Felpham; Singleton; West Wittering; Funtington ; 
Tangmere; Eastham; Westhampnett; Ovin; Boxgrove; xc. 21. 
Buckingham, 196. Praying that the County Rates may be 
placed under the Management of a Body of Deputies elected by 
the Rate-payers; From Uttoxeter, xcr. 123. Peterborough, 228. 
Market Rasen; Counties of Hertford and Cambridge ; County of 
Chester; St. Marylebone; Hundreds of Munslow and Over, 
Salop; Bromsgrove; County of Hertford; 276. Chipping Nor- 
ton, 282. Costessey, 304. St. Luke, Middlesex, 409. Steeple 
Claydon, 536. St. James, Clerkenwell, 567. Whittlesea; Cam- 
bridge; 584. For Abolition; Of Inhabitants of Brigg, xcr. 
823. Praying that the Management of the County Rates may 
be placed under the Control of the Rate-payers; From Northum- 
berland, xc11. 28. 


647. For Reduction of County Rates and Police Rates; From 
Shoreditch, txxxvu. 427. 


























County Treasurer : 
648. Against Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 33; From Mayor and others 
of Carrickfergus, Lxx1x. 86, P. 


Courts of Justice : 
649. Relative to his Plans for Construction of the New Courts 
at Westminster; From John Soane, Architect, Lxx1x. 396, P. 
————-Complaining of Officers in the Courts of Law augmenting 
their Fees; From Walter Honeywood Yate, .xxix. 527, P. 
That a new Commission may be appointed, not only 
for the Reform of Chancery, but of all Courts of Law and Equity ; 
Of Robert Gourley, Lxxxu. 548.———Complaining of the con- 
struction and inconvenience of the Courts at Westminster; From 
Attornies and Solicitors practising in His Majesty’s Superior 
Courts at Westminster, LXxxu. 511, p.———Complaining of the 
ruinously expensive and dilatory proceedings of Law in prosecu- 
ting Suits in the Courts of Law and Equity; From Walter Honey- 
wood Yate, Lxxx1. 541. That his former Petition may be 
referred to Grand Committee on Courts of Justice; From Walter 
Honeywood Yate, rxxx11. 556.——For alteration of the Law 
and practice therein; From Edward Errington Turner, txxxiv. 
371.——— Against closing the Doors of Courts of Justice on cer- 
tain occasions; From Inhabitants of Glasgow, Lxxxiv. 394, P. 
—— Complaining of the want of Accommodation in the Courts 
of Law; From James Anderton, txxxv. 68. For a Reform 
of the Practice of the Courts of Law in this Kingdom; From 
Carlisle, Lxxxv. 219. (P.257.)————For a speedy and effectual 
Reform in all inferior Courts of Record; From Inhabitants of 
Bristol, pxxxvr. 195. Complaining of want of Accommodation 
for Jurymen; From Jurymen in His Majesty’s Court of King’s 
Bench, ixxxvil. 484, P. For the removal of the Courts of 
Law and Equity from their present situation to one more central 
and convenient; Of the Society of Attornies, Solicitors, Proctors 
and others, xc1. 268.———(Jreland.) Complaining of certain 
passages in the Lord Chief Baron’s Letter ; From, Commissioners 
of Inquiry, txxvu. 442, p.— Bertram, Mitford, 451, r.—-—Com- 
plaining 

















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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Courts of Justice—continued. Criminal Laws—continued. 


plaining of inequality in the administration of the Law; From 
man Catholics of Ireland, txxvimt. 426, p. Motion for refer- 
ring it to the Committee on Courts of Justice; Question et 
thereupon, 432.———For further Compensation; From Jose 
Mathers, Clerk of the Writs on the Plea Side of the Court of Ex- 
chequer in Ireland, txxvit. 62.—.Lxx1x. 54. ————Complaining of 
the Act 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV.; From, William Fenner, late Deputy 
Chirographer, and Custos Brevium of the Court of Common 
Pleas in Trelend, Lxx1x. 76, P.—William Clancy, late one of the 
Principal Clerks of the Prothonotaries’ Officein the Court of Com- 
mon Pleas in Ireland, 510, p.————F or a revision of the Proceed- 
ings and Rules of the Courts of Record in Ireland ; From Thomas 
Flanagan, txx1x. 419, P. For further Compensation; From 
Michael Cormick, Clerk of Appearances in the Court of King’s 
Bench in Ireland, txxx. 345, p.———For extending to Ireland Com- 
missions of Inquiry into the course of proceedings therein similar 
to those in England; From Thomas Flanagan, Lxxx111.479.——— 
(Scotland.) For Compensation for Loss of Fees that will be sus- 
tained by Bill for the better regulating of the Forms of Process 
in the y, Mae of Law in Scotland; From Thomas Mason, Louis 
De Maria, and others, the Six Assistant Clerks and Closet Keepers 
in the Inner and Outer Houses of the Court of Session, txxx. 
326.—Sheriff Clerks of Scotland, 469.—Joseph Williamson, 
Sylvester Reid, and John Barron, Clerks of the High Court of 
the Commission of Teinds or Tithes in Scotland, 487. For 
simplifying the Proceedings thereof; From Inhabitants of Largs, 
LXXXIX. 365. For rendering the administration of Justice in 
the Civil Courts of Scotland, as well as the transmission of Real 
Property, and Deeds connected therewith, cheaper and more expe- 
ditious ; Of the Provost, Magistrates and Councillors of Greenock, 
xcl1. 588, 

See supra, 129, &amp;c.; infra, 735. 750. 920. 1304. 1515. IL.; 

also each Court under its respective Name. 


Cracow : 


650. Praying the Appointment and immediate Mission of a 
Diplomatic Agent tu Cracow; Of Inhabitants of Canterbury, xcu. 
367. 


Craig, Hugh : 

651. Complaining of the conduct of the Authorities of the 
Church of Scotland, in dismissing him unheard from the Office of 
Ruling Elder in that Church, in consequence of his presiding over 
a Public Meeting, which unanimously agreed to petition for the 
separation of Church and State; Offered ; Motion, That the Petition 
be brought up; Motion withdrawn; Of Hugh Craig, Magis- 
trate of ‘Kilmarnock, xc1. 698. 


Crawford, Jones: 

652. Complaining of Acts of Oppression on the part of Jones 
Crawford, a Magistrate of the County of Tyrone, on ac- 
count of the Petitioner’s refusal to give his vote at the late 


Election for Lord Claude Hamilton; Of Thomas O’Connor, of 
Newtown Stewart; xc. 507. 


Crawford, Richard: 


653. Complaining of Dismissal from his Employment in the 
Revenue of Customs in Dublin, txxx1x. 572.—xc. 407.—xcu. 
249, 


Cricklade Road :—See supra, 478. 
Crime: 

654. Respecting the Increase thereof; From, Justices of the 
Peace assembled at the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace 


for the County of Stafford, and for the County of Warwick; 
LXXXIIl. 138. See infra, 1186. 


Criminal Laws: 


655. [1820.] For an Amelioration of the Criminal Code; 
From Quakers of Ireland, txxv. 275, p. 


656. [1821.] Complaining of the Severity thereof; From, 
Alston, txxvi. 304, p. Alton, 350, p.—Birmingham, 368, p. 
Boston, 304,r. Bridport, 304. Bristol, City, 304, pr. Butleigh 
Street and Walton, 493.—Calne, 262. Camborne, 304. Chatham, 
350, p. Chelmsford, 350, p. Coggeshall, Great, 202.—Darling- 
ton, 304, p. Derby, 350, rp.—Falmouth, 240, 2—-Gaiaibaregh, 
179. Gloucester, 350, p. Godalming, 292, p.—Horsham, 173, re. 
—Keynsham, 350, p. Kidderminster, 304, Pp. Kingsbridge, 
350. Kingston-upon-Hull, 350, p.—Leominster, 350, rp. Lewes, 
350, P. Liverpool, 304, p. London and Westminster, 368, p. 
Luton (Bedfordshire), 313, p.—Maidston, King’s Town, 350, P. 
Melcombe Regis, 350, ep. Melksham, 357, p.—Padstow, 304. 
Pickering, 304. Plymouth, 204, yp. Poole, 461, p.—Redruth, 
304. Rochester, 350, p. Ross, 350.—Salisbury, 262, p. Settle, 
350, P. Shafton or Shaftesbury, 350, pr. Sherborne, 304. Ship- 
ston-upon-Stour, 350. Southampton, 350, pr. Staines, 350, p. 
Stockton-upon-Tees, 108, p. Street, 493. Stroud (Two Peti- 
tions), 350, Pp. Stourbridge, 304, p.—Taunton, 217, rp. Tewkes- 
bury, 304.— Uxbridge, 184, p.— Wadebridge, 304. Walton, 
493. Wellington, 108. 350,p. Wem, 452, p. Westminster, 
368, p. Weymouth, 350, rp. Whitby, 108. Wigton, 304, Pp. 
Wincanton, 350, p. Witham, 350, p. Workington, 431, Pp. 


657. [1822.} Complaining of the Severity thereof; From, 
Abingdon, txxvu. 247, p.—Bailey, Old, Jurors at, 240, p. 316, P. 
Banbury, 316, rp. Barnard Castle, 309, p. Birkbeck, William, 
316, P. Blackburn, 316, Pr. Bridgewater, 309, p. Bridport, 
316. Bristol, 240, p.—Cambridge, 244, p. Camelford, 316, p. 
Carlisle, 218, p. Chelmsford, 316, rp. Chester, 309, rp. Chiches- 
ter, 316. Chipping Wycombe, 293. Cirencester, 309, rp. Cog- 





[1822.] Complaining of the Severity thereof—continued. 
geshall, 316, p. Colchester, 316, p.—Derby, Town and County, 
309, Pp. Devizes, 290, rp. Doncaster, 316, Pr. Dudley, 316, p, 
—Evesham, 96, Pp. Exeter, 247, p.—Frome Selw 77, P— 
Gainsborough, 316, r.—Hereford, 316. Hitchen, 218, p.—I 
wich, 316, p.—Jurors at the Old Bailey, 240, p. 316, p.—Kid- 
derminster, 214, p.—Leominster, 309, p. Lewes, 316, p.—Made- 
ley, 244, p. Maidenhead, 316, rp. Maidstone, King’s T 
316, Pp. Malton, 104,r. Manchester and Salford, 316, p.—Old 
Bailey, Jurors at, 240, p. 316, P.—Pontefract, 276, r.—Redruth, 
290, Pp. Ross, 316. Royston, 316.—Salford, 316, rp. Salisbury, 
276, Pp. Shaftesbury, 316. Sherborne, 316, Pr. Shields, Sou 
316, p. Sunderland, 226, p.—Taunton, 136, p. Tipperary, 
271, p.—Wakefield, 316, rp. Wedgwood, Ralph, Jun", 316, p, 
Wellington, 208. Westoe, 316, p. Whitby, 255. Wigton, 
80, rp. Wincanton, 316, Pr. Worcester, 316, P. 


658. For Revision of those Penal Laws by which the Punish- 
ment of Death is inflicted; From Southampton, txxxv. 178, p. 


659. [1830.] For mitigating the Severity thereof; From, 
Banbury, txxxv. 242, P. Birmingham, 220, p. Bridport, 228, p, 
Bromwich, West, 242, p.—Carlisle, 193, p. Chelmsford, 193, p, 
Chester, City, 342, rp. Chipping Norton, 276. Chipping Wy- 
combe, 220, p. Colchester, 133. Coventry, 242, p. Creaton, 
342, p.—Darlington, 193, p. Derby, 242, p.—Exeter, 236, p,— 
Hereford, 342, p.—Ireland, Quakers, 211, p.—Kelvedon, 276, 
Kingston-upon-Hull, 1&amp;8, p.—Lewes, 193, p.—Madeley, 236, p, 
Malton, 188, p.— Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 193, p. Norwich, 
188, p.—Plymouth, 188, p. Poole, 188, p.—Quakers of Ireland, 
211, p.— Rochdale, 211, pr. Ross, 342, p.— Shields, North, 
211, vp. South Place Chapel, Finsbury, 271, p. Spratton, 
342, p. Sunderland, 193, p.—Wellingborough, 200, Pp. Wis- 
bech, 246, r. Woburn, 271, p. Worship Street Chapel, 228, p. 


660. [1830-31.] For Revision or Mitigation thereof; From, 
Ashford, txxxvi, 391, p.—Charing, 391. Creaton, Great, 223, 
— Edinburgh, 408.— Kirby Kendal, 470.— Limerick, 368, 
London, 118, p. Longport Eastover, 439.—Moate, 408, p.— 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 331, p.—Rathdowney, 461. Ross, 405.— 
Stockton, 227.—Taunton, 512, p. Tavistock, 237.—Wellington, 
Somerset, 334..——For abolishing the Punishment of Death for 
Offences against Property; From, Brigham, Lxxxvi. 770, P. 
Burnsall, 821.—Carlisle, 770, p. Carlow, 795. Cockermouth, 
770, p.—Eaglesfield, 770, rp. Exeter, 726, rp.—Halifax, 534, p. 
—lIdrone, t, 795, p. — Kirkbymalhamdale, 831. Mullins, 
Saint, 795, p—New Ross, 643, p.—Selby, 811, P. Stockport, 
726.—Truro, 770, p.— Wexford, 643, rp. Winscombe, 686.— 
Youghal, 740, Pp. 


661. For mitigating the Punishment of Death for Crimes 
against Property unattended with Personal Violence; From, 
Alton, uxxxvi. 290. Ampthill, 300. Axbridge, 29.— Bain- 
bridge, 439. Ballitore, 399. Beverley, 347. Birkenhead, 103. 
Birstwith, near Harrowgate, 546. Bishop Stortford, 358. Black- 
burn, 300. Brigg, 304. Broughton, 439. Buckingham, 336. 
Burnsall, &amp;c., 546. Bury St. Edmund’s, 403.— Clara, 403, 
Clogheen, &amp;c., 403. Cootehill, 326.—Danby, 399. Dudley, 
439. Dungannon, 424.—Falmouth, 88. Ferns, &amp;c., 403. Folke- 
stone, 318.—Haddington, 399. Hereford, 302. Hinckley, 385. 
Horsham, 300.—Kingston-upon-Thames, 302. Kirton in Lindsey, 
546.—Liverpool, 292. Lothersdale, 358. Lower Grange, 424. 
—Maidenhead, 399. Moate, 342.—National Political Union, 
Members of, 527. Nottingham, 347.— Olney, 300. Oxford, 
City, 347.—Reading, 300. 347. 358. Roscrea, 347. 399. Ross 
(Hereford), 336.—Thirsk, 399. Thorne, 336. Tullamoore, 303. 
—Warrington, 304. Wincanton, 336. Workington, 326. 


662. [1833.] For mitigating the Severity thereof; From, 
Aberystwith, txxxvi. 443.—Bath, 284. Brandes Burton, 143. 
Broxbourne, &amp;c., 256.—Cavan, 509. Clara, 428. Clergymen of 
England and Ireland, 315. Cootehill, 509. Croydon, 461.— 
Dorset, Eastern Part of, 221. Dungannon, 202. gland and 
Ireland, Clergymen, &amp;c. of, 315.—Ferns, 478.—Galway, 695.— 
Horsham, 316.—Ireland, Clergymen, &amp;c. of, 315.—Kildare, 509. 
Kingsbridge, 138.—Lisburn, 351. 490. Liverpool, 189. Lon- 
don, 125.— Maryport, 231. Monastrevan, 478. Monmouth, 
Clergy resident in, 221.—Reading,211. Reigate, 215. Roscrea, 
483.—Tullamore, 428.—Waterford, 398. 499.—Youghal, 490. 


663. [1834.] For mitigating the Severity thereof for Crimes 
against Property; From, Broughton, Great and Little, uxxxix. 
95.—Chelmsford, 377. Clara, 397. Cookstown, 424.—Flatts, 
High, 334.—Gateshead, 33. Guisbro’, 359.—Hillshorough, 90. 
Huntingdon, Saint Ives, 334.—Ives, Saint, Huntingdon, 334.— 
Market Weighton, 334. Moneymore, 424.— Reigate, 334.— 
Stapleton, 341, 


664. For Mitigation; From, Alexander, William, xc1. 304. 
Ampthill, 326. Antrim, 347. _ Ashburton, 347.—Ballycowen, 
304. Bardfield, Great, 304. Birmingham, 440. Blackburn, 
351. Bidport, 351. Bury Saint Edmund’s, 304.—Canterbury, 
347. Carlton, 250. Cockermouth, 347. Cork, 304.—Darling- 
ton, 244. Denby, 432. Dorking, 479. Dungannon, 393, Dur- 
ham, 347.— Evesham, 351. Sexeter, 347.— Falmouth, 304. 
Friends, Society of, Committee appointed to act on behalf, 470. 
— Gloucester, 474. 516. Guisborough, 267.— Hereford, 310. 
Hitchin, 288. Horsham, 567.—Kilcoursy and Ballycowen, 304. 
Kingston-upon-Hull, 437.—Leighton Buzzard, 351. 
304. Lisburn, 409. Liverpool, 277. Loughgale, 347.—Mans- 
field, 304. Mansfield, Members of the Mechanics’, Artizans and 
Apprentices’ Library at, 304. Margate, 267. Maryport, 347. 

erthyr Tydvil, 418. Monastrevan, 299. — Nowe 
Tyne, 304. Newport Pagnell, 633. Newton Abbott and pak 








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For Mitigation—continued. 

ton Bushall, xcr. 347. Nottingham, 310.—Portsmouth, 393.— 
Rochester, 267. Roscrea, 446. Royston, 584.—Sheffield, 267. 
Stockton-upon-Tees, 277.—Tavistock, 347. Tipperary, 403.— 
Waterford, 470. Wensleydale, 351.—Youghal, 351.———For a 
Law which will make it imperative on the House to grant pre- 
cedency to any Measures for the Mitigation or Abolition of Penal 
Enactments, in preference to } ings in which mere matters 
of Property are concerned; Of John M‘Cay, Honorary Secre- 
tary of the Howard Society, xc1. 403.———For cere | the 
Severity thereof; From, Bourn, xcu. 410.—Edinburgh (Com- 
mittee for diffusing Information on Capital Punishments), 381. 
Edinburgh (Town Council), 387.—Glasgow, 362. Gloucester, 
City, 325—Nantwich, 63.—Southampton, 399. Stroud, 406.— 
Tavistock, 429. ' 


Criminals : 


665. For the adoption of Measures for the more speedy Trial 
of Persons charged with small Felonies; From, Justices of the 
Peace of the County of Warwick; Grand Jury of the County of 
Warwick; xc. 429.———That the evidence in cases where Jus- 
tices have summary Jurisdiction may be taken in writing, and 
preserved ; From, Inhabitants of Finsbury, xc1. 228. Household 
and other Inhabitants of the City of Soaks, 244. Lambeth, 
584. That the Trial of Offenders for some of the lighter 
degrees of Crime may be transferred from the Assizes and 
Quarter Sessions to the Jurisdiction of Magistrates in their Local 
Districts; Of Magistrates and other Inhabitants of the County of 
Gloucester, xcr. 288. 


Criminals’ Conveyance : 
666. For Amendment of Act 27 Geo. II. c. 3; From Chair- 
men of the Quarter Sessions of the County of Somerset ; Referred 
to Select Committee on County Rates, Lxxx1x. 269. 


Crosbie, James : —See infra, 1197. 


Cross, Isaac : 
667. Complaining of the Conduct of the Surveyor of Assessed 
Taxes for Lancaster; Of Isaac Cross, txx1x. 336. 


Crown Lands : 

668. Complaining of Distress from Exemption of certain 
Crown Lands from Poor and Highway Rates; Of Sir Henry 
Hawley, Bart., and James Hawley, Clerk, txxvi. 444, p._——— 
Against the Inclosure of Crown Lands in the Manor of Swydd 
Ugre (Radnor); From Proprietors and Occupiers of Estates 
therein, Lxxxvi. 384. ——— For employing the unoccupied Crown 
Lands for the Benefit of the Destitute Poor ; From Robert Win- 
ter, D. p., and others, txxxvul. 571, p.———— Complaining of an 
Action of Ejectment brought against him to recover Possession 
ofan ancient Encroachment in the Crown Manor of Iscoed, Rad- 
norshire; From Richard Page, xc1. 474..—-——Complaining of 
being ejected from an ancient Encroachment in the Manor of 
Iscoed ; Of Thomas Weale, xc1. 571.————That Persons in Pos- 
session of ancient Encroachments may be exempted from Legal 
Proceedings; From Proprietors of Land and Inhabitants of the 
Crown Manors in the County of Radnor, xc1. 474. Com- 

laining of the Proceedings adopted by the Commissioners of 

oods for the recovery of Desentianents on certain Waste Lands 
inthe said Parishes; Of Farmers, Colliers and Labourers, residents 
in Cefn-maur, Cefn Bychan, Rhos y Medre and Rhosllaner-chrugog, 
Ruabon, Denbigh, xci1. 534.—-—Of Inhabitants of Crown and 
other Manors in Radnorshire; Offered; but the same alluding to 
a Statement said to have been made by a Member in his place, the 
same was not received, xc1, 616.-———— For a Select Committee to 
inquire into the mode and manner of the Sale of Crown Lands in 
Wales; Of Freeholders and Inhabitants of the County of Radnor, 
xcl. 616. For staying Proceedings against Individuals for 
Encroachments on Crown Lands; Of Inhabitants of the Crown 
Manors in the County of Radnor, xc1. 660. See supra, 351. 445. 


Crown Leases 1 

669. For Reduction of Fees payableon the Renewal and Regis- 

tration thereof; From James Anderton, txxxv. 410, pP. 
Crozier, William : 

670. Complaining of having been dismissed from his Situ- 
ation, and praying for Inquiry; Of William Crozier, late Consta- 
ble of Police in the Province of Ulster, xcu. 400. 

Cruelty to Animals :—See supra, 66; infra, 740. 


Cullen, William: 











671. Complaining of the Imprisonment of Two of his Slaves at 
Rio de Janeiro, and praying for an Inquiry ; Of William Cullen, 


Physician, formerly of Rio de Janeiro, xc1. 779. 


Cully, Robert: 


672, Complaining of their Verdict having been quashed; Of 
Jurymen upon the Inquest held on the Body of Robert Cully, 


Lxxxviu1. 483. To lie on the Table, 487. 
Culm :—gee supra, 520. 
Curley, Patrick : 


673. Complaining ofhis discharge from the Ordnance Depart- 
ment at Athlone, and for an Inquiry into his Case, txxxviut. 580. 


——LXXXxix, 389. 
Currants i—See infra, 1156. 
Currency : 


674. Respecting the Currency; Of William Cobbett of Botley, 
LXXv, 272, p.—«—For changing the nominal value thereof; 
Of Merchants of Liverpool, uxxvi. 179, p.———Complaining of 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—reiative to— 


Currency—continued. 
Losses arising from Alterations of the Currency; Of Charles A. 
Thompson, Lxxvi1. 227, P.—-——Complaining of Losses arising from 
Alteration of ; Of Charles Andrew Thompson of Chiswick, txxvi11. 
60, ep. Of William Smith, 80,r. Of Anne Elliott of Walsing- 
ham, 177, r. Of Thomas Joplin, 357, rp. Of Owners of Land 
in Banbury and adjacent pn ea 382, p.——For postponement 
of any Measures affecting the Currency; Of Proprietors, Farmers 
and others of Cirencester, Lxxx1. 43, p.———For the Introduc- 
tion of a Metallic Currency; the Abolition of the Bank Mono- 
poly, and Reduction of the Stamp Duties on Bills of Exchange ; 
Of Chamber of Commerce of Manchester, 1xxx1. 108.——— 
Complaining of Losses arising from Alteration of; Of Charles 
Andrew Thompson of Chiswick, a Bankrupt, rxxx1. 166,.—.xxxv. 
521.—.Lxxxvill. 645. Praying to be heard upon the Scotch 
Currency, meaning Circulation; From .William Henry Inglis, 
LXXXI. 193,———For extending to Scotland a Sterlin Gold and 
Silver Currency ; From Burgesses, Householders and Inhabitants 
of Paisley, xxx1. 8322, p.———For the Repeal of Act 7 Geo. IV. 
c. 6, relating thereto; From William Baker, of Derby, Silkman, 
LXXXII. 389, P.————Praying the House to reduce the Taxes to 
an Amount not exceeding that which was their Amount before the 
Small Paper Money supplanted the Coin of His Majesty; Of 
William Cobbett, txxx1v. 315, p.———Praying the House to 
institute a thorough Investigation into the State of the Currency ; 
Of Henry Burgess, rxxxiv. 360, p.—.xxxv. 121, Pp. ———-Com- 
setae of the withdrawing the Local Bank Notes under Five 
ounds from Circulation, and praying for Relief; Of Owners 
and Occupiers of Land, and Traders of the District which em- 
braces the Town of Shaftesbury, ixxxiv. 369, p.—— For an 
Alteration of the Currency; Of Merchants, &amp;c. of Birmingham; 
Motion for reading the Petition; Debate arising thereupon; in- 
terrupted by a Message from the Lords; Debate resumed; Peti- 
tion read ; Lxxxiv. 377. (Pp. 379.) ———Against any Alteration 
thereof; From Manchester, uxxxv. 103, p.—George Poulett 
Scrope, 411, Pp. Submitting certain Propositions relating 
thereto; From Walter Forman, txxxv, 164,P. For restoration 
of the Small Note Currency; From Owners of Land in Norham 
and Islandshires, txxxv. 173, P. For an Alteration of the Cur- 
rency; From Bilsington, txxxvi. 217, p. For Repeal of Acts 
which restrict the Circulation of Bankers’ Notes under £.5.; From 
Sligo, txxxv1. 452, p.———- Complaining of the present system of 
the Currency; From Proprietors and Occupiers of Land in the 
City of York, uxxxvu. 458, p.————For an Inquiry into the 
State of the Currency; From Bakewell, txxxvim1.259,—Eckington, 
259. For an Alteration in the Currency, and suggesting the 
issue of One Pound Notes payable in Silver Coin; From Edward 
Solly, rxxxvi11. 432. 514. For the Repeal of so much of Act 
56 Geo. III. c. 8,as makes Gold Coin the only Legal Tender in 
pagweees of Sums exceeding Forty Shillings; From Sir Harcourt 
8, LXXXvill. 451.——For alteration in the Monetary System ; 
From Auchinleck, 1xxxvin. 364.—Cambridge and Isle of Ely, 
424.—-Eyam, 414.—Fraserburgh, &amp;c., 301.—J ohnstone, 364.—Ni- 
nians, St., 556.—Strathmiglo, 519.———Complaining of the effects 
thereof, and for an Inquiry; From Owners and Occupiers of Land 
in Kingsnorton, and Northfield, txxx1x. 228.——— For considera- 
tion of the subject of the Currency ; Of Edward Solly, xci. 139. 
———Praying for the Repeal or Modification of the Currency 
Act passed in 1819, commonly called “ Peel’s Bill”; From Crow- 
land, xcu. 360. See supra, 104. 162, &amp;c. 322. 354. 521. 
609; infra, 1627, &amp;e. 


Curriers (Ireland): 

675. To assimilate their Trade with that of Great Britain; Of 
Curriers of Dublin, Guild or Corporation of, Lxx1x. 460, p.——— 
Corporation of the Curriers of Dublin relative to the Collection of 
the Duties on Hides and Skins; ixxx. 119, P. See infra, 
1260, &amp;c. 




















Customary or Tenant-right Estates : 
676. For removal of Restrictions which Customary Tenants 
labour under; From Westmorland, txxxvutl. 644. 


Customary Tenures: 
677. For the Amendment of Act 55 Geo. III. c. 92, relating 


thereto; From Proprietors of Customary Lands in the County of 
Westmorland, txxx1x. 406. 


Customs : 

678. Complaining of the Conduct of the Solicitor of the Cus- 
toms; From Elder, James, txxv. 275, P.——— Relative to their Dis- 
missal; Of Tide Surveyors, established Tide Waiters and others, 
who were dismissed from the Service in 1819, txxv. 462.—LxxvI. 
362.———Relative to the Duties of Customs; Of Ship-owners © 
and others of Whitehaven, Lxxvi. 403, p.————Complaining of 
the Conduct of the Officers of Customs; From Thomas Swains- 
ton, Lxxx11l. 502, P. Complaining of being transferred from 
Dublin to London; From Hugh Matthew M‘Quoid and other 
Tide Waiters, txxxv. 634, P. Richard Hungerford, Tide Sur- 
veyor, and other Persons, Tide Waiters, txxxvit. 79, P.——— 
Complaining of Reduction of Salaries upon removal from Ireland 
to London; From Richard Sealy Grannell, Tide Waiter, and 
other transferred Tide Waiters from Ireland to the Port of Lon- 
don, txxxvin. 646.———Complaining of the Reduction of their 
Salaries ; From Commissioners of Customs, txxx1x. 538.——— 
Complaining of the improper Conduct of Searchers on board 
Steam Packets, on the arrival of Passengers at the Custom 
House, London; Of John Sympson Jessopp, xci. 481. See 
supra, 305. 310; infra, 2041. 


Dalhousie, Earl of :—See supra, 351. 
Danish Claims :—See infra, 699. 








Darling, 


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PETITION S—continued. 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.— continued)—relative to— 


Darling, General :—See infra, 1486. 1732. 


Davies, Owen: 
679. Complaining of his Arrest for vending Printed Cotton, 
called Berthold’s Political Handkerchief, and praying that the 
Law on that subject may be speedily declared ; txxxvi. 931. 


Davison, Thomas :—See supra, 266. 
Dawson, Rev. Francis, B. A. :—See supra, 40. 


Deacle, Thomas and Caroline : 

680. Complaining of Allegations made against them respecting 
their connexion with the late Disturbances in the County of 
Hants, and praying for Inquiry; txxxv1. 773.———For an In- 
vestigation into the matters complained of in the above Petition ; 
From, Battle, uxxxvi. 861. Boston, 855.—Cranbrook, 847.— 
Deacle, T. and C., 872.—Eye, 855.—Failsworth, 885.—Leaming- 
ton Priors, 847. Louth, 872.—Maidstone, $44. Manchester, 861. 
885. Morpeth, 855.—Of Subscribers on behalf of the North- 
western Branch of the National Union, Castle Street, Oxford 
Market; Motion, That the Petition do lie upon the Table, and 
notice being taken that the Petition did not appear to be the Peti- 
tion of the Subscribers on behalf of themselves, but on behalf of a 
Branch of the National Union; Motion and Petition withdrawn ; 
872.—Newton, 885. Nottingham, 841.—Rayton, 866.—Ton- 
bridge, 885.—Warborough, 844. Warwick, 861. Winchester, 
861. 871. Wingham, 855. Wolverhampton, 855. Wycombe, 
High, 872.———Operative Workmen and others of Oldham, 
LXXxvVIl. 139. 


Dead Bodies: 


681. Relative to the Robberies of Church-yards; From John 
Williamson, txxvitt. 237. See supra, 46, &amp;e. 


Deaf and Dumb Institution : 
682. For the formation of a National Institution for the Relief 
of Deaf and Dumb Persons; From William Wright, rxxxv. 267. 


Sentence of Death : 
683. Complaining that the Rev. J. E. Good, a Dissenting 
Minister, was refused Admission to Joseph Buxton, under Sentence 


of Death; From New Sarum, ixxxvir. 590, p. See supra, 
658, &amp;c. 


Deaths :—See supra, 276, &amp;c. 


Debnam, Captain Thomas : 
684. Respecting his Losses; txxx. 605, P. 


De Bode, Baron :—See infra, 998. 


Debt, Arrest and Imprisonment for : 

685. Complaining of Imprisonment for Debt without Aliment; 
From George and Alexander Young, of Inverness, Lxxviu. 87, P. 
Complaining of certain Regulations affecting them; From 
Debtors in Horsemonger Lane, Lxx1x. 538, p.———Complaining 
of Imprisonment for Debt; From William Pulleyn, txxx11. 233, p. 
Prisoners confined for Debt in Whitecross Street Prison, txxxiv. 
321. Thomas Deacon, 371. Joseph Henry George, ixxxv. 
503. Prisoners confined in the Four Courts Marshalsea Prison, 
Dublin, 597. Joseph Cooper, txxxvi, 733. Complaining 
of the Laws of Arrest and Imprisonment for Debt; From Thomas 
Logan, txxxu. 363. John Avann, 367. Walter Honeywood 
Yate, 383, p. For amending the Law of Inmprison- 
ment for Debt; From, Edward Farrell, confined for Debt in 
the Four Courts Marshalsea Prison, Dublin, txxxi. 452, p. 
Walter Honeywood Yate, txxxv. 67, p. Henry Dance, 347, Pp. 
Joseph Townsend Holman, 434. Norris, John James; Usher, 
James, LXxxvill. 342.——Against; From William Hallett, a 
Magistrate of Berkshire, xxx. 524, P. Complaining of 
the Laws of Arrest and Imprisonment for Debt; From Prisoners 
confined for Debt and Attachments for Contempt of Court in the 
Four Courts Marshalsea Prison, Dublin, txxxiv. 198, p. —— 
Against precluding all Arrest on Mesne Process for Debts under 
£.100; From Thomas Stock, President of the Bristol Chamber of 
Commerce, Lxxxv. 330, p.———-For renewal of Act 43 Geo. III. 
c. 64, relative to Arrest for Debt; From George Barclay Mansel, 
LXXxv. 373, P. Against increasing the Amount of Debts 
liable to Arrest; From Kidderminster, txxxv. 440, p,—— 
Against Limitation of the Law of Arrest; From Huntingdon, 
iuxxxv. 455. Dudley, 465. Against restricting Arrests for 
Debt under Mesne eae to Sums above £.20; From William 
Carpenter, Lxxxv. 475.———That no Person may be arrested for 
Debt under £.50; From John Gilbert, txxxv. 488. Com- 
plaining of Arrest for Debt and of certain vexatious Proceedings 
against him in the Insolvent Debtors’ Court; From Thomas 
Smailes, txxxv. 559.———Of Prisoners in the City Marshalsea, 
Dublin, complaining of want of Accommodation, and praying for 
an Investigation into the Law of Imprisonment for Debt, rxxxv1. 
20, p.————-That Arrests for Debt under Mesne Process may be 
extended to the Sum of £.100; From Edward Farrell, txxxv1. 
729.———Respecting Imprisonment for Debt, and for Amendment 
of Lord Ellenborough’s Act; From George Ingham, Lxxxv1. 
754, p.———For abolishing the Law of Imprisonment for Debt; 
From George Richards, txxxvi. 907.———For an Inquiry into 
the Laws relating to Arrest for Debt; From John Townshend 
Holman; ixxxvi. 932.———Against the Law of Arrest for Debt, 
and complaining of certain Regulations made by the Gaol Com- 
mittee of the Court of Aldermen in respect to the Admission of 
Visitors to the said Prison; From Debtors in Whitecross Street 
Prison, Lxxxvil. 215, P. For a Consolidation of the various 
Statutes relating to Arrest and Imprisonment for Debt; From 
Walter Honeywood Yate, Lxxxvu. 328.———For abolishing the 
Law of Arrest and Imprisonment for Debt; From Debtors in 





Debt, Imprisonment for—continued. 
Whitecross Street Prison ; txxxvu. 583.——For Repeal of the 
Law of Arrest for Debt, and for the substitution of a modified and 
cheap System of Bankruptcy Laws; From William Fitzgerald, 
LXXxXvull. 109,———For abolition of the Law of Arrest for Debt: 
From Persons confined in the Four Courts Marshalsea, Dublin, 
LXXXvilI. 240. Against the Incarceration of Debtors fo; 
Sums under £.8; From Glasgow, txxxviu. 258. Against 
any Alteration in the Law of Imprisonment for Debt without 
strong coercive Measures for the prevention of Fraud; From 
Joseph Townsend Holman, txxxrx. 21. For the Abolition’ 
thereof; From, Cambridge Gaol, Debtors confined in, txxxrx, 987 
Chester Castle, Debtors confined in, 359.—Fleet Prison, Debtors 
confined in, 276.—Galway Gaol, Debtors, 75. Gloucester Gaol, 
Debtors confined in, 319.—King’s Bench Prison, Prisoners, 474,— 
Lancaster Castle, Debtors confined in, 404. London and Middle. 
sex Debtors’ Prison, Debtors confined in, 890.—Scarey, John, 
187. Southwark Court of Requests, Commissioners of, 458,~ 
Wallis, James, 119. Warwick Prison, Debtors confined in, 34}, 
Whitecross Street Prison, Debtors, 34.—York Castle, Debtors 
confined in, 330.—— For extending the Bill to Ireland; From 
Debtors in the Four Courts Marshalsea, Dublin, txxxrx. 390, 
Praying the House to pass a Bill, declaring that Persons 
imprisoned for Debts, and who have surrendered their Property. 
be discharged from Imprisonment; From John Joseph Stoc dale, 
LXXXIXx. 495.————For Compensation, in case the Bill for abolish. 
ing Imprisonment for Debt should pass; From, Atkins, Lionel 
Daniel, txxxvur. 598.—Best, William, 572.—Coppard, Thomas, 
562. Crump, James, 571.—Darvall, Joseph, 571. Day, Hen 
596.—Fetch, Joseph, 568. Frankis, John James, 596.—Holland, 
Edward, 634.—Ingleden, Henry, 571. Kent, Newbiggin, 562.— 
Lairdman, John, 579.—Massey, Joseph Spor, 562. Matthias, 
Stephen, 571.—Nettleship, William, 634. Nevilles, Richard, 655, 
—Robinson, John Edward, 568.—Seymour, Edward, 572,— 
Thompson, Richard, 554. Thornbery, William, 598. Todd, 
George, 614. 645.—Wicks, William, 568.—-—For extending the 
Abolition of Imprisonment for Debt Billi to Ireland, and that its 
Provisions may be retrospective; From Patrick Matthews, a 
Prisoner confined in the Four Courts Marshalsea, Dublin: 
LXXxvill. 671.———That all Persons imprisoned for Debt may 
have the benefit of an equitable Adjustment of the Accounts 
between them and their detaining thdinies: Of Persons confined 
in Exeter Gaol, xc. 297.————-For the Abolition of Imprisonment 
for Debt; Of Prisoners confined in the Four Courts Marshalsea, 
Dublin, xc. 81.———-Showing the Operation of the Insolvent 
Debtors’ Act in cases of Minors, and praying the Interference of 
the House for discharge from the Fleet Prison; From Asher 
Davis, xc. 553.———For Abolition of Imprisonment for Debt; 
From Inselvent Debtors in Kilmainham Gaol, xc1. 733. Thomas 
Faulkner, 755. See supra, 381; infra, 1420. 


Debt, National : 

686. Respecting the accumulation thereof, and the present 
state of Taxation; Harrison, Wilkinson, Lxxvi. 389, p.———For 
the Reduction thereof; From Inhabitants of Ceres; Females of 
Ceres, and Inhabitants of Kinghorn; txxxim. 170. Inhabitants 
of Scoonie, 401, p.————For relief from the charge thereof; From 
Edward Harris, txxxvi. 914.———Submitting a Plan for the 
‘ages thereof ; From Inhabitant Householders of St. Maryle- 

one, Lxxxvut. 505.——-Submitting a Plan for cancelling the 
same; From Frederick Bartholomew Foélsh, of N° 65, Burlington 
Arcade, txxxvit. 694. Submitting a Plan for the gradual 
reduction thereof; From Scott David, txxxvi1. 411.——That 
the Property which the National Debt was incurred to protect be 
alone taxed for such Protection; From Evesham and other Places, 
LXXXxIXx. 474. For the Abolition thereof; From William Adam, 
LXXxIx. 11.———For reduction of the Interest of the National 
Debt, just appropriation of the Crown and Church Lands, and 
Repeal of the i Law Amendment Act; Of Inhabitants of 


Taunton, xc. 648. 


Debtor and Creditor : 

687. For an alteration of the Law relating thereto; From 
Welby King; txxxm. 523, p. Tradesmen and Inhabitants of 
Bishopsgate, 535, p. Creditors of Richard Houghton, 571, P. 
Halesworth, txxxvi. 351. Lowestoft, 289. Plymouth, 232. 

For extending to Ireland the pane: Law of Debtor and 


Creditor ; From Debtors confined in Kilmainham Gaol, txxxvul. 
443. 


Debtors : 
688. 


999 
mame 


for 


In favour of Insolvency Acts; From, Derby Gaol, uxxv. 
King’s Bench, 462, p. Liverpool, Crown Debtors, 459. 
For provision in the Bill for the Relief of Insolvent Debt- 
ors in England ; Of Robert Streeter, xxv. 419, p.—————Complain- 
ing of their Distress; Of Crown Debtors of Liverpool, txxv. 459: 
——— In favour of Insolvency Acts; From King’s Bench, Lxxvl- 
503.———Complaining of not being permitted to practise in the 
Insolvent Debtors’ Court; Of G. H. Bays of Cambridge, uxxvi. 
235, p.————Against the Acts for Relief of Insolvent Debtors; 
From Sheffield, txxvi1. 250.———Complaining of their Distress; 
Of Debtors in Durham Gaol, txxvi. 280. Res - the 
Practice in the Insolvent Debtors’ Court; Of Joseph Mose llen, 
of Knaresborough, txxvu. 395, p.————Complaining of certain 
Proceedings in the Insolvent Court ; Of John Fuller, xxvu. 482. 
——For extending the Powers of the Commissioners wit 
regard to the Bankrupt Clause in the Insolvent Act; Of Prisoners 
in the King’s Bench, txxviu. 475. 


689. [1823.] Petitions for Repeal of Acts relative to Insolvent 
Debtors ; From, Abingdon; uxxvut. 19, p. Alverstoke, 293, 
—Barnard Castle, 327, rp. Barnsley, 59. Barnstaple, 190, ? 
Barton-upon-Humber, 257. Bath, 78. Bedford; 33, P- be 

mondsey; 











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Debtors—continued. 
[1823.] For Repeal of Acts relative to, &amp;c.—continued. 
i mondsey, Lxxvi. 95, P. Beverley, 49. Birmingham, 131, p. 
d Bishop ndecmte 90, P. Blackburn, 49. Bolton, Great and Little, 
i, 194. Boston, 39, r. Bradford, 23. Bridgewater, 111. Brid- 
5 rt, 313, p. Bristol, Merchant Traders, 26, p. Bristol, Mer- 
M chant Venturers, 26, p. Burslem, 102.—Carlisle, 190, p. Car- 
- marthen, 49. Chertsey, 131, p. Chester, 124, p. Chesterfield, 
. 62. (rp. 73.) Cockermouth, 71, p. Congleton, 111. Cope, 
at Charles, 131, p. Coventry, 115, p.—Darlington, 102. Deeping 
* * Market, 71. Deeping, St. James,71. Derby, 115, p. Dews- 


bury, 146. Doncaster, 146. Dudley, 71.—Egham, 131, p. 
Ely, City, 98, ep. Ely, Isle of, 49. Exeter, 227, p.—Frome 
Selwood, 78, p.—Gainsborough, 62. (p. 73.) Gloucester, 26, P. 
I, Gosport, 293, p.—Halifax, 68. Hereford, 49. Honiton, 211, p. 
Huddersfield, 49.—Ipswich, 102, p.—Kingston-upon-Hull, 84, p. 


e- Knaresborough, 49.—Leicester, 84, p.—Lenne Regis, 49. Leo- 
an minster, 49, Pp. Lincoln, 9, p. 62. (Pp. 73.) 78. Liverpool, 131, p. 
i London, 177, vp. Ludlow, 313.—Macclesfield, 71. Maidstone, 
it. 115. Malton, New, 49,p. Market Deeping, 71. Marlborough, 
co 69. (Pp. 73.) Middlesex, St. George, 124. Monk Wearmouth, 
= 90, Pp. Monmouth, 304.—Newark-upon-Trent, 84, p. Newcastle- 
ms: upon-Tyne, 102, p. Newport, 102. Norwich, 313. Notting- 
sg ham, 23. Nuneaton, 22, p.—Oundle, 26, p. Oxford, 135.— 
ty, Plymouth, 146, p. Preston, 90, p.—Reading, 131, p. Retford, 
le, Ripon, 76.—Sarum, 


h East, 68, p. Richmond (York), 119, Pp. 
wee New, 95. Selby, 71. Shaftesbury, 310, rp. Sheffield, 59. Shep- 


nel ton Mallet, 33, p. Shrewsbury, 33, rp. Smith, John, 186, p. 
ee, Southwark, 155. Staffordshire Potteries, 102. Staines, 186, P. 
ry Stockton-upon-Tees, 84, p. Stourbridge, 131, p. Sunderland, 
nd, 90, p.—Tewkesbury, 59. Tredegar Iron Works, 102.—Ulverston, 
2 131, p.—Wakefield, 146. Walsall, 186. Warminster, 22, p. 
“4 Warrington, 194. Westminster, 327, p. Whitchurch, 124. 


Whitechapel, 186, p. Wisbech, St. Peter’s, 49. Witney, 71. 
1 Wolverhampton, 13. Woodbridge, 200. Worcester, 39.—York, 
d, 33, p.———[1824.] From Bristol, rxx1x. 162, rp. Camberwell, 








~ 203. Liverpool, 157, p. 
. 8 690. Relating to the conduct of Provisional Assignees; From 
in; John and Ann Silvanus, uxxrx. 115, p.———That they may be 
nay o—&lt; on the same footing as Persons confined in the King’s 
nts ench and Fleet Prisons; From Debtors confined in the Four 
ned Courts Marshalsea, Dublin, txxx. 407, Pp. In India, for 
ent relief of; From Henry Howell, free Merchant of India, ixxxt. 
sea, 284, p.———-Of Refugees for Debt now residing at Chanderna- 
ent gore and Serampore, Lxxxiv. 394, p.————For a Court of Appeal 
&gt; of from the Decisions of the Insolvent Debtors Court; From Arthur 
her R. Slack, txxxtv. 352. (Pp. 375.)———Of Prisoners for Debt in 
bt : the Borough Gaol of ———s complaining of their Distress, 
mes Lxxxv. 442.————To be relieved from the task of discharging 
Insolvent Debtors at Quarter Sessions; From Chairman of Magis- 
trates of Montgomery, Lxxxv. 447, p.— ——That Notices, &amp;c. 
sent through the Post Office as proceedings of the Insolvent 
sent Debtors Court may be delivered free of expense; From John 
For Mitchell, cxxxvi. 703.——-For the Amendment of Insolvent 
3 of Debtors Acts; From Debtors confined in the Marshalsea of the 
ants Four Courts, Dublin, txxxv. 542, p.—.xxxvi. 41.—— For 
rom Amendment of the Law relating to Insolvent Debtors; From John 
the Gilbert, a Prisoner for Debt in the Gaol of Castlerushen, in the 
yle- Isle of Man, txxxvi. 765.————For an alteration in the Law 
the ‘ regarding the discharge of Insolvent Debtors in England and 
zton Ireland; From James Morris, rxxxvir. 148.— —Complaining of 
tual certain Losses sustained through the operation of the Insolvent 
That Debtors Act in Ireland; From Jane Ormsby, Widow and Execu- 
t be trix of the late William Ormsby, Marshal of the Four Courts 
ces, Marshalsea Prison, Lxxx1x. 424. 460.——Complaining of the 
lam, ractice of Clandestine Emigration by Debtors to the United 
onal Restos of America; From Aberdeen, rxxxix. 219. Elgin, 473. 
and Forres, 293. Frazerburgh, 488. Inverness, 547. Strichen, 219. 
ts of ———tThat one of the Commissioners of the Court for the Relief 
of Insolvent Debtors do attend for the purpose of hearing the 
eases of Insolvents who have petitioned for their discharge ; From 
rom Debtors confined in the King’s Bench Prison, tx xxix. 524, —— 
of ea age of certain Proceedings before the Insolvent Debtors 
1. Pe Court in Ireland, and for Inquiry ; From William Hammond, now 
939, a Prisoner for Debt in the Four Courts Marshalsea, Dublin, 
and LXXX1Xx. 360.——— For the Release of such imprisoned Debtors as 
rit. have surrendered their Property ; Of John Joseph Stockdale, xc. 
648.———For amendment of the Insolvent Debtors’ Act; Of 
Charles Montriou, xci. 512. 
See infra, 1543. 
a Debts, Small : 
Debt- 691. [1820.] Respecting the more easy Recovery thereof; 
slain- From Staffordshire Law Society, xxv. 302, p.———[1822.] In 
"459. favour of a Small Debts Bill; From, Barnard Castle, ixxvut. 
sxvL 178, p.—Chester, 17%, P.— Harwich, 178.— Knaresborough, 
n the 143, p.— Lowestoft, 121.—Salford, 235. Sculcoates, 185. Shields, 
xv North, 325.—Uxbridge, 160.—Wells, 148,——[1823. ] From, 
stor’ ; Albury, txxvit.115. Babergh, 244. Becontree, 33, P. Bishop’s 
tress} Stortford, 115. Blackbourne, 200. Bosmere, 69. Braughing, 
the 115.—Claydon, 69. Chelmsford, 315, rp. Coxford, 244.—Dun- 
llen, mow, 115.—Glastonbury, 197.—Hallingbury, Great and Little, 
ertail 115. Harlow, 115. olderness, 328. Huntingdon, 32.—ll- 
482. minster, 191.—Langport, Eastover,,267. Loughborough, 296, p. 
with —Macclesfield, 102. Maidstone, Kingstown and Parish, 115.— 
soners Portsmouth, 155.—Quendon, 115.—Reeth, 227.—Shrewsbury, 119. 
Sligo, 348, p. Somerton, 197. Southwark, St. John, 119. Sparken- 
0@,119. Standon,115. Stow, 102.—Thame, 110.—Thedwastre, 
olvent 309. Thredling, 244.—Wellingborough, 211. Westminster, 253. 
mga Witham, 33. Wollaston, 211. Woodbridge, 69.——[1824.] 
, Ps 
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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Debts, Small —continued. 


From, Aberdeen, uxx1x. 266, (Pp. 274.)—Bishop’s Stortford, 55. 
Bolton-le-Moors, 125, p.—Cambridge, 149, p. Cheltenham, 55. 
—Gloucester, 115.—Lindsey, 106.—Sawbridgeworth, 55. Slea- 
ford, 110.—Wisbech, 132, Pp, For enlarging and explaining 
Act; From Ross, rxx1x. 452, Pp. For the more speedy Re- 
covery of Small Debts; From, Tradesmen and Inhabitants of 
Becontree, txxx1.15. Inhabitants of Alcester, 61, Pr. Merchants, 
Bankers and Tradesmen, of York, 81, p. Tradesmen of Andover, 
101. Tradesmen and others of Sparkenhoe, 111, p.———From, 
Merchants, Bankers and Tradesmen, of the City of York, uxxx11. 
158, vp. Inhabitants of the District called Roseland, 315, v. 
Clergy, &amp;c., of Halifax, 462, rp. Tradesmen and others of Lincoln, 
485. Kingston-upon-Hull, rxxxv. 186, p. Worcester, 503, p. 
———- Complaining of the expense of Proceedings for the Recovery 
thereof; From, Inhabitants of Clitheroe, txxxi11. 250, Pp. Attor- 
nies, Tradesmen and Merchants of Bedale, 553,.—For Altera- 
tion of the Laws relating thereto; From, Tradesmen of Andover, 
Lxxxiv. 276, p. Of Collumpton, 305. Tradesmen and other In- 
habitants of Oswestry, 330, p. Several Bankers, Merchants and 
Tradesmen of Liverpool, 337, p. Kingston-upon-Hull, 352. 
(re. 375.) James Stansfield, 371, p. or the more speedy re- 
covery of Small Debts; From Bankers, Merchants and Trades- 
men of Kingston-upon-Hull, txxxvi. 145, p. Tradesmen of 
Cockermouth, 200. Tradesmen of Collumpton, 227, rp, Collump- 
ton, Lxxxvi1. 134. Frome, 215. Kingsbridge, &amp;e., 240. New- 
castle-upon-Tyne, 189.————For a summary and less expensive 
mode of recovering Small Debts; From, Inhabitants of Broadway, 
Lxxxvi. 559. Ilminster, 762, p. Brighthelmstone, 887, p——— 
For establishing a Court of Requests in that City for the Recovery 
of Small Debts; From Tradesmen of the City of Chester, Lxxxvut. 
301.——For an inquiry into the evils of the present system of 
Small Debt Courts in Scotland; Of Robert Stirling, xc. 340. 
——— Praying for some easier, cheaper and less ruinous remedy 
for enforcing payment of small demands than the present state of 
the Law affords; Of Inhabitants of Llandilo, xcr. 115.——For 
a Bill for the more speedy and effectual Recovery thereof; From 
Soham, xcu. 330.—— For extending the Powers of Courts for 
the Recovery of Small Debts, to the Poor Law Unions in which 
the Boroughs are situated; From Saffron Walden, xcu. 417. 
See supra, 291. 310. 644; infra, 1128. 








Deccan Prize Money : 

692. Respecting the Distribution of; Lieutenant-Colonel James 
Henry Fitzsimon, txxx. 610, p. Officers entitled to share, 623, p. 
Sir io. John Murray MacGregor, Bart., 629, p. Nathaniel 
Atcheson, of Duke Street, Westminster, 630, rp. ——~ Com- 
plaining of delay in payment thereof; From Captain Richard 
John Tabois, 12th Madras Infantry, Lxxxvi. 902.——For the 
interference of the House to obtain the Petitioners a hearing 
before the Privy Council in support of their Claims in relation 
thereto; From Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Hislop, rxxxvut. 
557. Major-General Sir Lionel Smith, 559.——Respecting 
the Money taken at Poonah and now under dispute; From George 
Hopton Forbes, Agent for the Representatives of Narroba Govind 
Outia, deceased, txxxvul. 580. (Pp. 582.)———For suspension of 
the execution of the Royal Warrant of 31st July 1832, directing 
the distribution of the Deccan Prize Money, so far as relates to 
the capture of Rhyegur; From P. De la Motte and D. Wilson, 
LXXXViI. 583, P,————For inquiry into the Claims of the Repre- 
sentatives of the late Narroba Govind Outia; From John Hopton 
Forbes, txxxvitl. 636. See infra, 1667. 


Deceased’s Effects : 
693. Against the Payment of the Duty upon the value of 
Deceased’s Effects; Of Boroughreeve and Constables of Man- 
chester, Lxxvi. 412, p. 


Deeds: 


694, Against proposed Plan of a General Registry for Deeds ; 
From Yeovil, txxxv1. 535.——Relative to the General Register 
Bill, and recommending an invention to prevent the fraudulently 

‘stamping or vending, without detection, stolen or forged Stamps ; 
From Charles Mepham Hannington, rxxxvu. 13. Aguinst 
alteration of the present Act for regulating the Office for Registry 
of Deeds in Dublin; From Clerks in the Office, xxxxvi. 58, P. 
———For Repeal of the Stamp Duty on Conveyances and Mort- 
gages under £.300; From George Austin, Lxxx1x. 391.———In 
favour of the proposed Measure of, for a General Register; From 
Owners of Real Frcpely and others of Lewes, txxx1x. 262.——— 
Submitting a new method for the Registration of Deeds, Bap- 
tisms, Marriages and Burials; Of Charles Mepham Hannington, 
xc. 193. See supra, 135. 569, 570; infra, 1708. 2069. 





Defence by Counsel : 

695. To allow Persons accused of Felony to defend by Counsel ; 
From Old Bailey Jurymen, txx1x. 260, P. For providing 
Counsel to Prisoners charged with Acts of a felonious nature ; 
From Londonderry, txxxvu. 275. — See infra, 742. 


Defendants : 
696. Complaining of the summarily fining a Defendant during 
his Defence; Of Inhabitants of London and Westminster, Lxxvi. 
286, P. See supra, 266. 





Demerara : 

697. [1824.] For an Inquiry into the Proceedings on the 
Trial of the late John Smith; From, Alban’s, Saint, txx1x. 430. 
Alfriston, 436. Alnwick, Presbyterian Church, 492, rp. Alp- 
wick, Secession Church, 459, p. Anglesey, 430, Pp. 481, Apple- 
dore, 446. Ardingley, 436. Arundel, 430. Ashburton, 436, P. 

Atherstone, 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Demerara—continued. 

Senet For an Inquiry, &amp;c.—continued. 

Atherstone, xxix. 430. Atworth, 412, p. Aylesbury, 481.—Bal- 
dock, 430. Bangor, 481. Barnard Castle, 417. Barnstaple, 404, r. 
Barton-upon-Humber, 422,P. Bath, 436. Beccles, 422. Bed- 
ford, 436, er. Belper, 417,r. Bideford, 446. Biggleswade, 481. 
Birmingham, 422. Blackburn, 422, P. Blandford Forum, 
422, p. Bocking, 422, rp. Bodmin, 422. Bolton, 422, p. 
Bolton-le-Moors, 446. Bradford, Baptists, 412, r. Bradford, 
Bearfield, 412, vr. Bradford, Methodist’s Chapel, 412, p. Brad- 
ford, Wilts, Saint Margaret’s Hill Meeting House, 412,r. Brad- 
ford, York, 412,r. Braintree, 422, r. Bridgnorth, 446. Brid- 
ort, 436, Pr. Brighthelmston,417,r. Bristol, 422, r. Bucking- 
am, 436, r. Bucks, South Auxiliary London Missionary Society, 
436, P. Bungay, 422. Burslem, 446. Bury Saint Edmund’s, 
412, p—Carmarthen, 417. Castle Cary, 422. Chailey, 436. 
Charlesworth, 404, p. Charmouth, 452, pe. Chatham, 430, p. 
Cheltenham, 481. Chester, 430. Chishill, Great and Little, 417. 
Chumleigh, 446. Clayton, 436. Cleckheaton, 422, p. Cork, 
473, Pp. Corsham, 422, p. Coventry, 422. Cuckfield, 436.— 
Denbigh, 430, p. Derby, 417, vp. Devizes,446. Devonport, 446. 
Dewsbury, 430, rp. Ditchling, 436. Dover, 417.—Exeter, 430, Pp. 
—Falmouth, 473, r. Foulmire, 417. Frome Selwood, 430.— 
Gainsborough, 422, rp. Glastonbury, 481. Gloucester, 446, Pp. 
Gravesend, 422, p. Greaseley, 430. Greenock, 446. Grin- 
stead, East, 446. Guildford, 417, p.—Hadleigh, 473, er. Halifax, 
417, Pp. Hanley and Shelton, 446. Harrold, 436, rp. Hastings, 
436, p. Haverfordwest, 430, rp. Heckmondwike, 422, p. 
Henley-upon-Thames, 459. Hertford, 446, e. Hibernian Mis- 
sionary Society, 436, r. Highworth, 446, p. Hinckley, 417. 
Hindon, 446. Hitchin, 430. Hockliffe, 436, rp. Holywell, 473. 
Horsham, 446. Horwood, Great, 436, rp. Huddersfield, 446. 
Hurstperpoint, 436.—Idle, 417, rp. Ilfracombe, 446. Ilkeston, 
430, Pp. Ipswich, 436, p.—Jersey, 481.— Keighley, 422, p. 
Kendal, Associate Secession Church of Scotland, 436,p. Kendal, 
Lowther Street Chapel, 436, r. Kendal, Old Independents, 
436, Pp. Kendal, Unitarians, 436, p. Keswick, 417, ep. Ketter- 
ing, 422,r. Kidderminster, 446. Kingsbridge, 446. Kingston- 
upon- Hull, 436, rp. Kingston-upon-Thames, 422. Knares- 
borough, 446, p.—Lancaster, 430. Lane End, 446. Leek, 436. 
Leicester, 417, ep. Lindfield, 436. Liverpool, 404, Pp. 519, P. 
London, Missionary Society, 291, P. einen Protestant Dis- 
senters in and near, 446, Pe. Lymington, 446.—Macclesfield, 417. 
Maidstone, 422. Maldon, 422,pr. Malton, 459,r. Manchester, 
404, p. Margate, Parish, 436,r. Margate, Saint John the 
Baptist, 436, p. Market Harborough, 417. Market Lavington, 
422. Maulden, 436. Melton, West, 446, ep. Merioneth, 446. 
Mirfield, 422, p. Mitcham, 436, Pr. Molton, South, 446.—New- 
bury, 417. Newcastle-under-Lyme, 446. Newport, 436, pP. 
Northallerton, 417. Northwich, 430. Norwich, City and 
County, 430, p. Nottingham, 422, rp. Nuneaton, 446.—Olney, 
436, Pp. Oswestry, 422. Otley, 422, p.—Penryn, 473, Pr. Peter- 
borough, 446. Petherton, South,422. Petworth, 436. Picker- 
ing, 459, Pr. Plaistow, 446. Plumpton, 436. Plymouth, 446. 
Pontefract, 417. Portsea, 446, rp. Portsmouth, 446, p. Potters 
Pury, 436, re. Preston, 422.— Reading, 436, rp. Redditch, 
430, rp. Ridgmount, 430. Rochdale, 417. Romford, 446. 
Romsey, 430, Pr. Rowell Desborough, 446. Royston, 404, r. 
Rye, 473.—Saffron Walden, 430,p. Sarum, New, 422, rp. Selby, 
446. Sheffield, 422, p. Shelton, 446. Shepton Mallett, 446. 
Shrewsbury, 422, p. Sidmouth, Town and Valley, 446. Slea- 
ford, 422. Sligo, 430, p. Southampton, 446. Southmolton, 
446. Stafford, 412, rp. Stevenage, 430. Stirling, 422, p. Stock- 
ort, 422. Stockton, 412, p. Stoke, 446. Stonehouse, 446. 
Stony Stratford, 436, pr. Stourbridge, 417. Stowmarket, 446. 
Stratford-upon-Avon, 422. Stroud, 430, rp. Sutton in Ashfield, 
422, p. Swindon, 446, p. Sydling, 436, p—Taunton, 422, pr. 
Tavistock, 422. Thames Ditton, 422. Thatcham, 417. Thet- 
ford, 446. Tooting, 422. Towcester, 436, p. Trowbridge, 
422, r. Truro, 417.—Uttoxeter, 446. Uxbridge, 446.—Walsall, 
Borough and Foreign, 412, rp. Warminster, 422, rp. Warring- 
ton, 404, p. Warwick, 422. Westbury, 422, rp. Whitehaven, 
422, rp. Whitby, 417, e. Wigan, 417. Willesden, 446. Win- 
canton, 422. Wisbech, Saint Peter’s, 482, rp. Witham, 446. 
Wivelsfield, 436. Woburn, 436, rp. Wollaston, 436, rp. Wolver- 
hampton, 417, p. Woodbridge, 422. Wootton Basset, 446, pr. 
Worcester, 430. Workington, 422, r. Worthing, 446. Wrex- 
ham, 473, p.—Yardley, 436, rp. Yarmouth, Great, 430, rp. Yeovil, 
446. York, 417, Pp. See infra, 1764. 


Denbigh Corporation : 


698. Complaining of Abuses in that Corporation; From Bur- | 


gesses of Denbigh, txxxviit. 244. 


Denmark : 

699. Complaining of their Claims on that Country not having 
been liquidated; From, James Shillito, of Thames Street, Mer- 
chant; Corporation of Cutlers in Hallamshire; Merchants of 
Leeds; and Latham &amp; Co., of Dover; txxxim. 503, rp. James 
Bisset &amp; Co., Merchants in Montrose, 539, p.—-——Complaining 
of Losses consequent on the British Attack on Copenhagen in 
1807; From, Corporation of Cutlers in Hallamshire, uxxxv. 
589. Merchants of Liverpool, 590, rp. Hans George Leslie, 
596. Nathaniel Wathen, 603. Chamber of Commerce, Birming- 
ham; Merchants, &amp;c. of Leeds, 603, rp. Merchants, &amp;c. of 
Birmingham, 634, p.———Chamber of Commerce of Birming- 
ham, Lxxxvi. 126, p.———Complaining of the Capture by the 
Danish Government of two Brigantines which sailed from the 
Port of Ayr in August 1807; From Merchants, &amp;e. of Ayr, 
LXXXxv. 510. That the case of the British Merchants, whose 





Denmark —continued. 

Debts were confiscated by Denmark in 1807, be taken into con- 
sideration by the House; From Corporation of Cutlers of Hallam- 
shire, Lxxxvu. 495. Petition to lie on the Table, 499,.—— 
For an Inquiry into the circumstances under which British Pro- 
perty was confiscated in Denmark in 1807; From, Hodgson, 
William, txxxvi1. 510.—Izat, George, 499.—Latham &amp; Co. of 
Dover, 499. Leeds, 499.———Complaining of Confiscation of 
Property by the Danish Government~in 1807; From, Connell, 
James, Lxxx1x. 8304.—Elliott, Edward, and others, 319. Messrs, 
Latham &amp; Co., and Edward Thompson, 295.———Complaining 
of Confiscation of Property by the Danish Government, in 1807; 
From, George Izatt; John Carron; xc. 451. Cuthbert Marshall, 
628.———Of the there-undersigned Claimants, for Compensa- 
tion for Losses; Brought up, and read; but The King’s Recom- 
mendation not being signified, the same was not received; xc, 
464.———Of William Harrison, of Hull, to be admitted asa 
Claimant; Offered, but The King’s Recommendation not being 
signified, the same was not received; xc. 570.———Complaining 
of the Confiscation of Property by the Danish Government in 
1807, and praying for relief; From Ship Owners, Merchants and 
others of the Port of Sunderland, xc1.346. Claimants for Losses 
sustained, 376. Ship Owners and Merchants of the Port of Hull, 
402. James Shillito and others, 417. ——— Praying for In- 
vestigation; Of Claimants for Losses sustained by the seizure of 
their Ships and Goods in Denmark and the Baltic in 1807; xen. 
325, P. 


Denton, Elizabeth : 


700-1. Complaining of her Confinement and Treatment ina 
Private Asylum, on a charge of Lunacy; Lxxx1. 386. 


Deodands : 


702. For the Abrogation of the Law relating thereto; From 
Ralph Barchard Hankin, txxxv. 276, P. 


Derry Bishoprick :—See supra, 445. 


Derry Bridge :—See infra, 1310. 


Derry Cathedral :—See infra, 1312. 
Deserted Children :—See infra, 991. 
Desfourneaux, General :—See infra, II. 
Designs :—See infra, 1579. 

Destruction of Houses :—See infra, 1128. 


Devenish Church : 


703. Relative to the Site of the New Church; From, Pro- 
testant Parishioners, Lxx1x. 126, P. 


Devizes Paving Acts: 
704. That a Bill may be brought in and pass for rectifying 


Mistakes therein; From several Inhabitants of Devizes, uxxx. 
628. 


Devon Divisional Sessions : 
705. For the Establishment of Divisional Sessions for the 
County, with a paid Chairman; From Grand Jury assembled at 
the Exeter Quarter Sessions, Lxxxvu1I. 143. 


Devonshire Mining Company : 

706. Complaining of the Conduct of -the Board of Directors 
of the Devon and Cornwall Mining Company, and praying for an 
Inquiry ; From Shareholders and Scripholders; Motion for 
printing Petition withdrawn; Lxxx11. 399. 


Dewhurst, George : 


707. Complaining of Ill-treatment in Lancaster Gaol; uxxv. 
259, P. 


Dillon, John: 


708. Complaining that he has not been remunerated for &amp; 
Seizure whilst in the Preventive Service, and praying for 
Redress; txxxvi. 382. Another Petition; txxxvi1. 258. 
———For an Inquiry into the Circumstances attending the 
Seizure of the American Brig “ Peru ;” txxxix. 429.—xcl. 481. 
—xclil. 18. 


Diocesan Seminaries : 
709. For Assistance in the Formation of a Seminary in that 
Diocese ; From Catholic Clergy of the Diocese of Killala, 
LXXxIx. 524. , 


Diplomatic Expenses : 
710. For a Reduction thereof; From Members of the Metro- 
olitan Political Union, Inhabitants of London, Westminster and 
outhwark, Lxxxv. 616, P. 


Dispensaries : 

711. For the Amendment of Act 50 Geo. IIT. c. 47, so as 10 
make it imperative on Grand Juries to present in aid of Dis- 
pensaries; From, Committee of the Clara Dispensary ; Com- 
mittee and Subscribers to the General Dispensary for the Barony 
of Gallen, Mayo; Lxxxvi. 931.———For a Law obliging Grand 
Juries to present a Sum for the Support of Dispensaries equal to 
the Amount of local Subscriptions; From Subscribers to the 
Glandore Dispensary, Lxxxvil. 204. 

Dissenters : 











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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—+relative to— 


Dissenters : ; 

712. For the Removal of Disabilities; From Protestant Dis- 
senters of Wareham, Lxxix. 254, p.— — For Relief from 
certain Disabilities; From Protestant Dissenters of the Town and 
Borough of Wareham, .txxx1. 250, P. William Smith, 
Chairman of a Meeting of Protestant Dissenters of the Three 
Denominations in London and Westminster, txxx1. 361, P. 


713. Against the Dissenters’ Marriage Act; From, Archdea- 
cons of Winchester and Surrey, and the Clergy belonging to or 
residing within the said Archdeaconries ; Lxxx111. 91. Archdeacon - 
and Clergy of the County and Archdeaconry of Leicester, 170, Pp. 
Archdeacon and Clergy of Gloucester, 181, p. 


714. ‘For the Enactment ofa Law relating to Parochial Registra- 
tion; From Protestant Dissenters of South Shields, uxxx1v. 20, p. 
———-For improving the present System of Parochial Registra- 
tion, &amp;c.; From, Ambler Thorn, rxxxvur. 413. Ashburton, 188. 
211. Ashton-under-Lyne, 392. Audlem, 431.—Bath, 211. 266. 
501. Bedford, 370. Bilston, 196. Birmingham, 211. Bocking, 
314. Bolton, 280. Boston, 188. Brampton,211. Braunston, 501. 
Brighouse, 413, Bristol, 469. Buckfastleigh, 188.469. Builth, 
314. Burslem, 267. Bury (Lancaster), 258. Bury Saint Ed- 
monds, 478. Byfield, 501.—Cheslyn Hay, 218. Chichester, 
’ 431. Chudleigh, 268. Colchester, 431.—Darlington, 285. 
; Dawley Green, 258. Dudley, 196.450. Durham, 478.—Easing- 

wold, &amp;c., 249. | Edgehill and Liverpool, 322. _ Elland, 413.— 
Frislingbury, 554.—Grantham, 296. Green Hammerton, 314. 
Guisborough, 450.— Halifax, 413. Hanley, 255. Honiton, 
267. Horton College (York), 274. Huddersfield, &amp;c., 211. 
‘ Hull, 255.— King’s Lynn, 350. Kingston-upon-Hull, 255. 
Kirkeaton, 258.— Lancaster, 280. Lane Delph, 258. Lane 
End (Two Petitions), 258. Leeds, 280. Lichfield,218. Lind- 
ley, 258. Liverpool, 322. 393. 590. Liverpool (Three Pe- 
a titions), 322. London, 350.—Macclesfield, 211. 255. Madeley 
Wood, 258. Malton, 469. Manchester, 370. Mossley, 258. 
Motham-in-Longendale, &amp;c., 258.—Nantwich, 364. Newcastle- 
under-Lyne,266. Newton Abbott, &amp;c., 268. North Allerton, 335. 
Northamptonshire, 501. Northowram, 413. Northumberland, 
Presbytery of, 274. Northwich, &amp;c., 289. Nuneaton, 296.— 
Oldham, 244. Ovenden, 413.—Pickering, 249.—Reading, 490. 
Rillington, 580. Rochdale, 314. Rugby, 188.—Salford, 211. 
Sandbach, 384. Sevenoaks, 158. Sheffield, 289. Shelton, 255. 
South Devon and Cornwall Baptist Association, 580. South 
Shields, 205. 370. 519. Spalding, 302. Stalybridge, 258. 289. 
Stepney College, 590. Stockton-upon-Tees, 391. Stoke-upon- 
Trent, 258. Sutton, Saint Mary, 469. Sunderland, 211.— 
Tewkesbury, 378. Totness, 274. Toxteth Park, 443. Tutbury, 
258.—Warrington, 393. Wem, 370.450. Wethersfield, 302. 
Winchester, 554. Wolverhampton, 196.—York, 267. 


715. For Redress of the Grievances of Protestant Dissenters ; 
0- From, Ashton-under Lyne, txxxvitt. 220.—Battle, 457. Bovey 
Tracey, 654.—Canterbury, 598..-Frome Selwood, 616.—Hors- 
ham, 504.—Lofthouse, 635.—Nottingham, 237.—Preston (Two 
Petitions), 645.—Swanage, 240.—Wisbeach, 587. 





= 716. For their Relief; From, Abbas Cerne; txxxrx. 155. 
i Abbots Bromley and Hixon, 117. Abergaveuny, 113. Aberg- 
with, Llanegwad and Llanfynydd, 161. Abernant and Conwyl 

Trelech, 162. Aberystwith, 459. Abingdon, 117. Accrington 

the near Blackburne, 243. Acton, Great and Little Waldingfield, 
at 389. Agden, 119. Akenham, 389. Alcester, 94. Aldeburgh, 
254. 389. Aldersgate Street, Hare Court, 89. Alford, 259. 

Alfriston, 117. Allerton, 89. Alrisford, New, 117. 334. Alton, 

123. Alvechurch and King’s Norton, 113. Amersham, 166. 

= Amptill and Mauldon, 162. Andover, 162. Ansty, Inhabitants 
&lt;a of, 245. Ansty, Primitive Methodists of, 245. Ansty, in the 
for City of Coventry, 443. Ardingley and Lindfield, 117. Arlecdon, 


350. Arlington and Bibury, 299. Arundel, 98. Asaph, Saint, 
94. Ashby, 334. Pec 36 3 389. Ashburton, 70. Ashby- 
de-la-Zouch, 155. Ashley, 175. Ashtead, 474. Ashton-under- 
‘ Lyne (Two Petitions), 113. Ashton-in-Mackerfield, 98. Ash- 
al ton-under-Lyne, 254. Aspatria, 389. Astwood, 146. Ather- 
stone, 134. Attercliffe, 219. Austrey, 245. Aylesbury, 166. 
Aylsham, 214.—Bacup, 199. Baddow, Little, 57. 398. Badley, 


aw 389. Bala, 254. Baldock, 250.. Bamford, 283. Bampton, 
for 199. 334. Banbury, 166. Baran and Clydack, 94. Barbican, 
258. 119. Bardon Park, 94. Barham, 389. Barkby and Belgrave, 
the 245. Barking, 211. Barking with Darmsden, 389. Barkway, 
481. 283. Barlstone and Barton, 245. Barnaby and Rushmere, 389. 


Barnard Castle, 142. Barnet, 199. Barnoldswick, 113. Barn- 
staple, 89. Barrow, 214. Barton, 245. Barton, St. David, 94. 
Barton-upon- Humber, 161. Basaleg, 190. Basford, 187. Ba- 


that singstoke, 166. Basselly, 275. Bassingbourn, 80. Battisford, 
lala, 889. Bawdsey, 389. Zeonaneme Hatch, 162. Beaumaris, 214. 
Beaminster, 108. Beccles, 98. eckington, 254. Bedale, 134. 


Bedfield, 389. Bedford, 166. Bedworth, Kidderminster, 108. 

Bees, Saint, 389. Belfast, 266. Belgrave, 245. Bell’s Close, 

ie Northumberland, 246. Belper, 233. Belstead, 389. Belton, 
‘iad 389. Bentley, 389. Bentley, Great, 334. Bergholt, East, 137. 
889. Berkhampstead, Great, 146. Berks, 162. Bermondsey, 

341. Bettws-yn-Rhos, 389. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 214. Bewd- 
7, 341. Bibwry, 299. Bideford, 199. Biggar, 503. Bigges, 
ain Longbenton, 247. Biggleswade, 214. Billericay, 254. 


Dis- Bilston, 142. Bingley, 134. Birdbush, 80. Birmingham, 113. 
vl 150. 155. 162. 199. 283. 287. Birmingham, Carr’s Lane, 74. 
ny Bishop’s Hall and Fulwood, 138. Bishop’s Stortford, 113. 
ae) Bishop’s Wearmouth, 179. Bishop’s Wearmouth and Monk’s 
J to Wearmouth, 113. Bisley, 138. Blackburn, 255. Blackburn, 
the ount Street Chapel, 254. Blackburn near Accrington, 2465. 
ackley, 242. Baenavon and Caerleon, 113. Blakeny, 106. 

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Dissenters—continued. 


For their Relief—continued. 
Blakenham Parva, txxxrx. 389. Blanford Forum,108. Blaxhall, 
389. Blockley, 80. Blundeston, 389. Blunham, 162. Bluntisham 
eum Earith, 211. Blyford and Wenhaston, 389. Bocking, 254. 
Bolton, 214. 219. 889. Bonsall, 110. Boreham, 398. Borough- 
bridge, 94. 117. Bosto (Two Petitions), 155. Boston, 142. 146. 
162. 166. Boston Circuit, 166. Bosworth Husbands, 94. Bos- 
worth Market, Barlton and Barlstone, 245. Botesdale with 
Redgrave, 389. Botley, 117. Bottisham, 162. Bow, 142. 
Bowness, 334. Boxford, 142. 389. Bradfield, 175. Bradfield, 
Mistley and Manningtree, 334. Bradford, Bridge Street, 117. 
Bradford, Horton Lane Chapel, 89. Bradford, Westgate Chapel, 
117. Bradford (Wilts), 94. Braintree, 254. Bramfield, 289. 
Bramley, 242. Brandeston, 389. Brantham, 389. Braunston, 
57. Braunton, 187. Brecknock, 94. Breewood, 283. Brent- 
wood, 70. Bretherton, 245. Bricet Parva cum Offton, 389. 
Bricett, Great, and Wattisham, 389. Bridekirk, 389. Bridge 
Croft, Hindley, 70. Bridgend, 117. _ Bridgend (Glamorgan), 
117. Bridgewater (Three Petitions), 86. Bridgnorth, 189. 
Bridlington and Bridlington Quay, 86. Bridport, 9.162. Brigg, 
161. Tatoos, 254.' Brighton, 190. Brighton, Salem Chape 
299. Brimpton, 287. Brington, 202. Bristol, 287. Briston, 
138. Broadway, 187. Broadway, Worcester, 74. Bromeswell, 
389. Bromfield, 389. Brompton, 70. Bromsgrove, 123. Brom- 
yard, 134. Brookside, Derby, 252. Broseley,214. Broughton, 
211. Broughton, Great and Little, 259. Bruiseyard, 389. 
Bruton, 250. Buckfastleigh,57. Buckingham, 117. Bucking- 
ham, Old Meeting-house, 117. Buckland, Saint Mary, 162. 
Bucleigh Mountain, 98. Budleigh, East, 62. Builth, 123. 
Bulkington, 166. Bumpstead Steeple, 254. Bungay, 155. 
Buntingford, 199. Burgaland Newton, 94. Burnham, 166. 
Burnham Market, 94. Burnham and Tillingham, Southminster, 
146. Burnley, 125. 134, Burton, 117. Burton, High, 117. 
Burton-upon-Trent, 117. Burslem, 465. Bury, 155. Bury, 
Lancaster, 166. Bury, Saint Edmund’s, 162. 299. Bushey, 250. 
Buzzard, Leighton, 255. Byfield, 202. Byker, Saint Anthoneys, 
247.—Cadeby and Kibworth, 398. Cadoxstone, 119. Caerleon, 
113. Caerphilly, 119. Calne, 125. Cambridge, 142. Camer- 
ton, 389. Campden, 155. Camps Castle, 87. Cannock, 155. 
Canterbury, 142. Capel Gwilynn, 119. Capel Newydd and 
Pen-y-sarn Llaner-Chymedd, 214. Capel, Saint Mary, 389. 
Cardiff, Dissenters of, 119. Cardiff, English Baptists, 119. 
Cardiff, Welsh Baptists, 119. Cardington, Cotton End, 162. 
Carlisle, 287. Carlton, 162. Carlton Colville, 389. Carlton- 
cum-Kelsale, 389. Carmarthen, 250. Carnarvon, 74. Carr’s 
Lane, Birmingham, 74. Carville, 247. Castle Camps, 87. Cas- 
tlecary, 214. Castlecombe, 199. Castlesowerby, 334. Castle- 
town, Marshfield, 134, Cefn Bechan, 214. Cefn Mawr (Two 
Petitions), 214. Cefn Mawr, English Wesleyans, 214. Ceiriog, 
Glyn, 381. Cerne Abbas, 155, Chapel-en-le-Frith and other 
Places, 254. Charlesworth, 162. Charmouth, 214. Chatham, 
Rochester, and their Vicinities, 113. Chatteris, 219. Chattis- 
ham, 389. Chelmondiston, 389. Chelmsford,299. Chelmsford, 
Baddow Lane, 254. Chemis, 166. Chepping Wycombe, 254. 
Chesham, 98. Cheslyn Hay, 211. Chester, 266. Chesterfield, 
Elder Yard Chapel, 254. Chester-le-Street, 187. Chester, Uni- 
tarians of, 110. Chinhor, 155. Chipping Norton, 166. Chishill, 
146. Christchurch (Hants), 108. udleigh, 470. Chumleigh, 
38. Churchtown, 166. Cierchiog, 438. Clacton, Great and 
Little, 334. Clandon, East, 334. Clare (Suffolk), 190. Clear’s, 
Saint, and Llangullin, 161. Cleckheaton, 353. Cliburn and 
Clifton, 334. Clifton, 334. Clitheroe, 351. Clydach, 94. 
Cockermouth, 266. Coddenham, 389. Codford and Wiley, 155. 
Coeglishon, 179. Coggleshall, 254. Colchester, Eld Lane, 254. 
Colchester, Helen’s Lane, 254. Colchester, Lion Walk, 254. 
Cole Orton, 334. Coleford, 113. Cole’s Street, 388. Colling- 
ham, 353. Colne, 113. Colne, Earl’s, 155. Colne Engaine, 
334. Colville Carton, 389. Congleton, 283. Conningsby and 
Tattershall, 259. Conwy] and Abernant Trelech, 162. Copdock, 
389. Copthorn, Turner’s Hill and West Hoathley,259. Corney, 
334. Cornwall, 418. Corsham, 199. Corsley, 142. Corton, 
227. Corton and Gunton, 389. Cottenham, 254. Coventry, 388. 
Cove, South, 389. Cowbridge, 119. Cowes, 142. Cowling 
Hill (York), 117. Coxbench, 214. Cradley, 162. Cranbrook, 
202. Cranfield, 214. Cranley, North, 166. Creaton, 146. 
Crick, 202. Crigglestone, 113. Cripplegate, Jewin Street, 250. 
Crockerton, 142. Croesypark, 119. roglin, 389. Crosby, 
Garret, 334. Crosthwaite, Saint John in, 334. Croxton Kerrial, 
350. Croyde, 142. Cuckfield, 117. Cumwhitton, 334. Curry, 
North, 162.—Dacre, 334. Dalston, 389. Darlington, 254. 
Darmsden with Barking, 389. Darsham, 389. Dartford, 166. 
Dartmouth, 113. Darwen Over, 199. David’s, Saint, and Salva 
and Trefgan, 250. Deal, 216. Debenham, 146. Dedham, 254; 
Denbigh, 96. Deptford, 199. Deptford, New Cross 137. 
Dereham, East, 211. Derby, Friar Gate. 155. Devizes, 74. 
Devonport and Stonehouse, 250. Devonport, 98. Dinnas Col- 
liery, 187. Dinnington, Mason, 246. Dewsbury, 113. Diss, 
299. Dissenters, Protestant Trinitarian, 254. Distington, 334. 
Dodbrook and Kingsbridge, 187. Dolan and Newbridge, 142. 
Dolgelly, 462. Doncaster, 187. Dorking, Leatherhead and 
Reigate, 190. Dover Road, 388. Dovor, 113. Downton, 74. 
Drayton, 214. Drayton, West, 380. Driffield, Great,89, Dron- 
field, 155. Duckingfield, 146. Dudley, 124. 242. Dunmow, 
Great, 74. Dunstable, 299. Dunstable and Houghton is, 
162. Durham, 254. Duxford, 219. Dyfnnock, 94.—Earby, 
113. Earith, 211. Earl’s Colne, 155. 334. Easington Lane, 
187. Easingwold, 74. Easton, 389. Eastwood, 89. tington, 
94. Eaton, Little, 233. Ecclesfield, 184. Edenbridge, &amp;c., 190. 
Edwardston, 389. Ellesmere, 94. Ellingham, 389. Elswick, 166. 
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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Dissenters — continued. 
For their Relief—continued. 
Enderby, txxx1x. 94. Enfield, 252. Engaine Colne, 334. Epping, 
70. Epsom, 190. Erbistock, 214. Evesham, Mill Street Chapel, 
74. Evesham, Cole Street Chapel, 74, Evesham, Oat Street, 74. 
Eye, 254. Eyethorn, 162.— Fairford, 299. Fairsted, 389. 
Fakenham, 138. Falmouth, 287. Fareham, 108. Farnham, 119. 
Farsley, 242. Falkbourne, 334. Faversham, 400. Fawdon, 247. 
Felixstow, 389. Fellingshore (Durham), 155. Finsbury, 283, 
Finsbury, South Place, 531. Fishguard, 250. Fishguard and 
Saint Nicholas, 593. Fitzwarren Norton, 162. Foleshill, 439. 
Folkeston, 211. Ford Forge, 423. Fordingbridge, 175. Foul- 
mire, 219. Fowlness, 416. Framingham Pigot, 202. Fram- 
lingham, 142. Frating cum Thorrington, 334. Freston, 389. 
Friar Gate (Derby), 155. Fritton, 389. Frome, 21. Frome 
Selwood, 86. Frostenden, 389. Fulwood, 138.—Gainsborough, 
162. Gamlingay, 162. Garstang, 117. George’s, Saint, in the 
East, 323. Gilcrux, 389. Gildersome, 89. Gisleham and Kiss- 
ingland, 389. Glamorgan, 44. Glandur, 94.98. Glasgow, 254. 
Glastonbury, 94. Glemham Parva, 389. Glemhani, Great, 389. 
Glenfield, 245. Glenfield andt Grooby, 245. Glenn, 245. 
Glossop Dale, 254. Gloucester, 123. Glynn Ceiriog, 381. 
Godalming, 438. Gunton, 389. Guildford, 74. _Gransden, 
Great, 211. Grantham, 166. Greaseley, 86.155. Greenwich, 
Maize Hill, 142. Greenwich Road, 137. Grinstead, East, 117. 
Grooby, 245. Grundesburgh, 438. Guilsborough, 146. Guis- 
borough, 235.—Hackney, 189. 353. Hackney, Old Gravel Pit 
Meeting House, 254. Haddenham, 254. Hadleigh, 142. Hail, 
Western, 142. Hailsham,117. Ham, East, 398. Hales Owen, 
146. Halesworth, 142. Halifax,254. Halifax, Sion Chapel, 
254. Hallam, Upper, 219. Halstead, 57.94. Hambleden, 193. 
Hammerton Green and Great Ouseburn, 113. Hamsterley, 142. 
Handsworth, 323. Handsworth Woodhouse, 214. Hanley, 
Upper, and Northwood Chapel, 250. _ Harborough Market, 94. 
Hare Court, Aldersgate Street, 89. Hareland, 242. Harleston- 
with-Redenhall, 66. 389. Harlow,70. Harrold, 162. Harting, 
108. Harwich, 142. Haslingden, 400. Hastings, 388. Hatch 
Beauchamp, 162. Hatfield Broad Oak, 299. Havant, 117. 
Haverford West, 569. Haverhill, 108. Haveningham and 
Linstead Magna &amp; Parva, 389. Hawkchurch, 215. Haworth, 
89.299. Haydon Bridge, 108. Headcom, 214. Heanor, 155. 
233. Hebden Bridge, 138.235. Hebron, 254. Heckmond- 
wike, 113. Hedingham Castle, 146. Hedingham Sible, 389. 
Helmingham, 389. Hemingstone, 389. Hemley, 389. Hemp- 
stead, Hemel, 162. Henfield, 259. Henleam Amgoed and 
adjoining Parishes, 161. Henley, 162.  Henley-upon-Thames, 
256. Henstridge and Stratbridge, 80. Hepworth, 389. Hering- 
fleet, 389. Hertford, 155. Hetton-le-Hole, 187. Higham, 389. 
Highbury, 189. Hinckley, 245. _ Hindley Bridge Croft, 70. 
Hindley, St. Paul’s Chapel, 98. Hintlesham, 389. Hitchin, 
444. Hixon, 117. Hoathley, West, and Copthorn, Turner’s 
Hill, 259. Holbeck, 199. Holbrook, 389. Holland, Great, 
334. Hhollesley, 389. Holmfirth, 74. Holmfirth, Hepworth, 
and other Places, 146. Holt (Wilts), 199. Holton, St. Mary, 
389. Holyhead, 155. Holywell,94. Honingham, with East 
Tuddenham, 389. Honiton, 98. Honley, 187. Horwich, 166. 
Hopton, 389. Horham, 254. Horningham, 155. Horsleydown, 
341. Horsforth, 299. Horsham, 254. Horsley, 142. orton 
College, 113. Houghton-le-Spring, 187. — Regis, 162. 
Hoxne, 254. Hoxton Academy Chapel, 108. uddersfield, 89. 
110. Huddersfield, near Lockwood, 113. Huddersfield, Rams- 
den Street Chapel, 89. Huddersfield, Saladine Nook, 146. Hug- 
glescote, 94. Hull, 418. Humberstone and Knighton, 245. 
Hunmanby and Muston, 98. Hurstmonceux, 259. Husbands, 
Bosworth, 94. Hyde, 275. Hythe, 166.—Icklingham, St. 
James’s, and All Saints, 389. Idle, 138. Jersey, Island of, 94. 
Ikornsham and Sutton, 117.  Ilchester, 259. Ilkeston, 110. 
Iiston and Penmaden, 94. Ipswich, 137. Ipswich (Three Peti- 
tions), 162. Islington, 142. Ives, St. (Huntingdon), 98.— 
Keighley, 242. Kelsale, 389. Kelvedon,70. Kenarth and 
Langeler, 161. Kendal, 254. Kenilworth, 94. Kensington, 
162. Kentisbeer, 323. Kenton, 247.389. Kerrial Croxton, 350. 
Kissingland, 389. Kettleburgh, 389. Keysoe, 162. Kibworth, 
398. Kidderminster, Bedworth, 108. Kidderminster, 108. 146. 
Kidwelly, St. Mary, and St. Ishmael, 212. Kingsbridge, 187. 
King’s ise, 166. King’s Norton and Alvechurch, 113. Kings- 
land, 242. Kingstanley, 142. ay rE “win, 211. Kings- 
ton-upon-Hull, Bowl Alley Lane, 211. ingston-upon-Thames, 
117. Kingswinford, 155. Kington, 125. Kinwill, Caio and 
Pencaieg, 161. Killingworth, 247. Kirkbride, 334. Kirkby 
Lonsdale, 214. Kirkham, 117. Kirkland, 389. Kirton-in- 
Lindsey, 259. Kislingbury, 108. Knaresborough, 124. Knigh- 
ton, 245. Knutsford, 98.—Lancaster, High Street, 89. Land- 
beach and Waterbeach, 162. Landevoduck, 117. Lane End 
and Lane Delph, 215. Langain, and Langunnock Lanstephan, 
161. Langafelach,94. Langeler,161. Langtield, Mankinholes 
Chapel, 245. Langham, 254. Langley, 560. Langyfelach, 94. 
Langunnock, 161. Lanstephan, 161. Lapford, David Murray, 
Minister of the Inde adents’ Chapel, 74. Langhorne and 
Liandowrwr, 212. Sientin, 229. Layer Marney, 443. 
Lazenby, 334. Leatherhead, 190. Leeds, 113. 134. 155. 199. 
242. 388. Leeds, George Street Chapel, 117. Leek, 117. 
Leicester, 161.283. Leicester (Two Petitions), 162. Leighton 
Buzzard, 235. Leicester-cum-Sizewell, 389. Leominster, 123. 
Lewes (Two Petitions), 117. Lichfield, 113. 462. Lincoln, 86. 
214. Lincoln’s-Inn Fields, Wild Street, Little, 444. Lincoln’s- 
Inn Fields, Wild Street, Little, 595. Lindfield, 117. Lingfield, 
162. Linstead, Magna &amp; Parva, 389. Linton,87. Liss and Peters- 
field, 113. Liverpool, 145. 187.287. Liverpool (Eleven Petitions), 
137. Liverpool, Great George Street, 142. Liverpool, Newington 


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Dissenters—continued. 


For their Relief—continued. 
Chapel, txxx1x. 142. Llanavanvawr, and other Places,123. Lan. 
esl ea Llangan, 80. Llancarvan, 119. Llandarog and Llangun- 
non, 161. Llanddowrwr, 212. Llandulas, 389. Llandeilofawr and 
Llandibie, 212. Llandibie,212. Llandilo Talybout, 155. Lilandi- 
silio, 161. Llandovery, 259. Llandrillo, 252. Llandyfeilog and 
Llangadeirn, 212. Llanedy, 94. 161. Llanegwad and Llanfysydd 
161. Llanelian-yn-Rhos, 389. Llanelly, 523. Llaner-Chymedd. 
Peny-Sarn, 214. Llanfairtalhayarn, 425. Llanfihangel, Aber. 
cowrn and Mydrim, 162. Llanfihangel Wrarth, 161. Llanfy- 
nydd, 161. Llanfyhangel Rhose-y-com, 161. Llangadeirn, 219, 
Llangadog and Mothvey, 212. Sones, 80. Llangevelach, 94, 
Llangloffan, 250. Llangollen, 381. Llangunnider, 113. Llan- 
gunnin and St. Clear’s, 161. Llangunnon, 161. Llangynewydd, 
117. Llanllwny and Llan-y-bydder, 212. Lilanrihidian, Higher, 
155.  Lianrihidian, 94. Llanrwst, 94. Llansadurn and Llan- 
urda, 161. Llansilin, &amp;c., 270. Llantrisaint, 80. Llantrissent, 
187. Llanvilloand Llangorse, 94. Llanwenog, 179. Llanwinio, 
161. Llanwrda, 161. Llanybydder, 212. Llwy-yr-hwrdd, 254, 
Llysfaen, 119. Llywel, 113. Lockwood, 113. Loddiswell, 254, 
Lofthouse, 162. London, 119. 189. London, Cannon Street, 
166. London, Eastcheap, 166. London, Elden Street, 249, 
London, Mile End Road Chapel, 254. London, New Broad 
Street, 474. London, Poultry, 296. London, Saint Mary Axe, 
283. London, Silver Street, 474. London (Three Denominations 
of Dissenters), 16. London and Westminster, Dissenters of, 108. 
Longbenton, Bigges Main, 247. Longford, 199. Longparish, 
123. Leusdela, Risky, 214. Loughborough (Three Petitions), 
155. Loughborough and Sirrel Mount, 155. Loughton, 299, 
Lound, 389. Lowestoft, 21. 389. Loxley, 94. Luddenden, 214. 
Luddenden Foot, 254. Ludgershall, 137. Luton, 162. Lutter- 
worth, 94. Lye Waste, 146. Lydney, 108. Lyme Regis, 94, 
162. Lymington, 175. Lynn Regis, Norfolk Street, 254.— 
Macclesfield, 108. Machynlleth,187. Maendy,80. Maidstone, 
155. Maldon, 70. awe xt 323. Malton, 592. Malton, 
near Rillington, 214. Manchester, 113.251. Manchester and 
Salford, 113. Manchester, Saint George’s Road, 254. Manches- 
ter, George Street, 254. Manchester, Lloyd Street Chapel, 254. 
Manningtree and Wix, 254. Manningtree and Mistley Brad- 
field, 334. Mansfield, 94. March, Isle of Ely, 261. Market 
Harborough, 94. Marlborough, *08. Marlesford, 389. Mar- 
low, Great, 254. Marney Layer, 443. Marple Bridge, 254. 
Marsden, 16. Marshfield Castletown, 134. Martlesham, 389. 
Martock, 117. Marton, Long, 334. Marylebone, Tottenham- 
Court Chapel, 283. Maryport, 266. Mason Dinnington, 246. 
Matlock, Bath, 233. Mattishall, 211. Maulden, 162. Mel- 
bourne, 233. Meltham, 113. Mere, 80. Merthyr Tydvil, 
119. Metfield, 389. Mickfield, 389. Mickleham,334. Mid- 
dleton, 282. Milborne. Port, 199. Milford (Hants), 175. 
Milwood, 245. Milton next Sittingbourne, 162. Milton other- 
wise Middleton, Malzor, 202. Minchinhampton, 142. Minster 
Wimborne, 259. Mistley, 334. Mitchelclever, 388. Moelpe, 
94. Mold, 98. Monkwearmouth, 113. Monmouth, Saint 
Melon's, 150. Monmouth (Four Petitions), 150. Morton-in- 
the-Marsh, 162. Morleigh, 113. Mostyn, 94. Mothvey, 212. 
Moulton and Pitsford, 202. Mulligan, James Charles, 283. 
Musgrave, Great, 389. Muston, 98. Mutford, 389. Mydrim, 
162. Mythelmroyd, 308.—Nailsworth Narbeth, 569. Narborough, 
94. Nayland, 142 Needham Market, 389. Neots, Saint 
—_ Petitions), 142. Nettlestead, 389: Newbiggin, 389. 
ewbourne, 389. Newbridge, 142.187. Newburn, 246. New- 
bury, 162. . Newbury, Northbrook Street, 162. Newbury, 
Northcroft Lane, 162. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 57. 74. 80. 83. 155. 
212. 246. 252. Sendiiinensett vee (Iwo Petitions), 247. 
New Castle, Little, 250. Newington, 199. Newmarket, 254. 
New Mill, Tring, 108. Newnham, 162. Newport, 150. 162. 
Newport (Isle of Wight), 16. Newport Pagnell, 166. Newton 
a , 94. Newton Abbot and Newton Bushel, 142. New- 
ton Nottage, 593. Northallerton, 94. Northampton, 142. 155. 
195. Northampton (Two Petitions), 166. Northouram, 113. 
Northumberland, 246. Northumberland, Bell’s Close, 246. 
Northumberland, Presbytery of, 261. Northwich, 283. North- 
wood Chapel, 250. Norton Fitzwarren, 162. Norwich, 66, 189. 
Norwood, 117. Nottage Newton, 593. Nottingham, High 
Pavement Chapel, 86. Nuneaton, 134. 398. Nuneaton, Old 
Meeting House, 74.—Ockendon, North, 398. Odiham, 117. 
Offton-cum-Bricet Parva, 389. Okehampton, 560. Oldham, 
503. Olney, 166. Ongar, High, 416. Orton, Cole, 334. 
Ossett, 199. Oswestry (Two Petitions), 270. Otley, 235. 389. 
Ottery, Saint Mary, 70. Oulton, 389. Ouseburn, Great, 113. 
Oxford Street, Wells Street, 261. Oystermouth, 94.—Pagnell, 
Newport, 166. Painswick,142. Pancras, Saint, 113. Pant,270. 
Partington, 275. Pateley Bridge, 161. Paulton, 98. Pembrey, 
161. Pencaieg, 161. Pendlebury, 113. Penistone and Thurlas- 
tone, 113. Penmaen, 94. Penrith,87. Pentonville, 418. Pen- 
“—_ 119. Penycae, 214. Pen-y-sarn, 214. Penzance, 117. 
eterborough, 270. Petersfield, 113. Peter's, Saint, (Isle of 
Thanet), 162. Petherton, South, 259. Pickering, 74. Pimlico, 
142. Pitchcombe, 155. Pitsford, 202. Plymouth, 70. 214- 
Pocklington, 86. Ponteland, 246. Pontesbury, 199. _ Pontey- 
syllte, 214. Pontypool and Usk, 113. Poole (Two Petitions), 94- 
oole, 129. 155. Poole Moor, 193. Poplar, 323, Portland, 
Island of, 142. Portsea, 70. 108. Potterspury, 444. Presby- 
tery of the United Secession Church, 212. Prescot, 162. Pres- 
cott, St. Helen’s, 86. Preston, 166. Preston, Long, 89. Pro- 
testant Society, Members of the Committee of, for the Protection 
of Religious Liberty, 7. Pudsey, 134. Pulham, St. Mary the 


Virgin, and St. Mary Magdalen, 389.—Queenshead, 235. Quarm- 


don and Woodhouse, 155.—Ramsey, 142. Ramsgate, 162. = 
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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Dissenters—continued. 
For their Relief—continued. 
cliffe, Rose Lane Chapel, txxx1x. 199. Ravensthorpe, 206. Rawden, 
199. Raydon, 389. Rayleigh, Rochford, and other Places, 254. 
Reading, Hosiers Street, 299. Redditch, 104. Redenhall, 66. 
389. ve, 389. Red Lion Square, Eagle Street, 250, 
Redruth, 219. Regis, Lyme, 94. 162. Regis, Lynn, Norfolk 
Street, 254. Reigate, 190. Religious Liberty, for the Protection 
of, 7. Rendham, 235. Repton, 233. tford, East, 443, 
Rhes-y-coe, 94. Rhose (Three Petitions), 214. Rhosymedre, 
214. Richmond (Surrey), 266. Ridgewell, 94. _ Rillington, 
near Matton, 214. Ringshall, 389. ingwood, 108. Ripley 
(Hants), 134. Ripon, 155. Risborough Princes, 259. Risley, 
266. 202. Rochdale, 199. Rochester, Chatham and 
their Vicinities, 118. Rochford, 254. Rodborough and Wood- 
chester, Stroud, 142. Rolvendon, 202. Romsey, 13. Ross, 
134. Roxton, 162. Royston, 162. Ruabon, 214. Rudchester, 
246. Rugby, 134. Rugeley, 261. Ruscomb Stroud, 142. 
Rushmere, 389. Ruthin, 214. Ryde, 21.—Subden, 275. Saffron 
Walden, 199.242. Salandine Nook, Huddersfield, 146. Salford, 
113.117. Salkeld, Great, 334. Salisbury, 113. 155. Salisbury, 
Scott’s Lane, 113. Salva and Trefgen, rt David’s, 250. San- 
bach, 242. Sandwich, &amp;c., 381. Sawbridgeworth, 74. Sax. 
mundham, 389. Saxtead, 389. Scaleby, 389. Scarborough, 
Baptists of, 94. Scarborough, Inhabitants of, 94. Scarborough, 
Protestant Dissenters of, 94. Scotch Secession Church, Members 
of the, 254. Scott’s Lane,‘Salisbury, 113. Seale Swepstone, 353. 
Sedburgh, 89. Sedgley, 190.199. Segrave,334. Selwood, Frome, 
86. Semley, 137. Snarestone, 350. Settle, 89. Sevenoaks, 74. 
Shaftesbury, 80. Sharnbrook,214. Sheepshead, 155. Sheerness, 
189. Sheffield, 134. 308. Sheffield, Nether Chapel, 134. Sheffield, 
Scotland Street, South Street, and Bow Street Chapels, 299. Shef- 
ford, 214. Shelton, 134. Shelton in the Staffordshire Potteries, 
110. Shepton Mallet, 98.123. Sherborne, 254. Sherrington, 
166. Shields, South, 560. Shilton, 443. Shilton, East, 94. 
Shoreham, New, 245. Shortwood, 270. Shotley, 389. Shot- 
tisham, 389. Shrewsbury, 113. 199. Sible Hedingham, 389. 
Sittingbourne, 162. Sizewell, 389. Skipton, 74. Smarden, 190. 
Soham, East, 389. Soham, 219. Soho, Crown Street Chapel, 
250. Soho, Grafton Street, 595. Solihull, 123. Somerleyton, 
389. Somersham, 142. 389. Sorrel, Mount, 155. Soulby, 334. 
Southampton, 80. Southminster, Burnham, and Tillingham, 146. 
South Molton, 113. Southport, 89. Southwark, New Park 
Street, 250. Southwold, 155. Spalding, 113.259. Spitalfields, 
White Row Chapel, 254. Sproughton, 389. Stafford, 117. 
Staindrop, 381. Staines, 162. Stainforth and Thorne, 89. Stain- 
land, 242. Stalybridge, 134.245. Stambourn, 254. Stamford, 
235. Stansfield, 214. Stansfield, Blackshawhead Chapel, 214. 
Stanstead, 389. Stanstead and Mountfitchet, 38. Stanwix, 334. 
Staple, Fitzpaine, 162.- Stapleford, 89. Stapleford, Tawney and 
Thoydon Mount, 398. Staplehurst, 86. Statbridge, 80. Staugh- 
ton, Little, 162. Stebbing, 299. Steele,110. Steeple Bump- 
stead, 254. Stepney, 189. Sternfield, 389. Stevington, 162. 
Stewarton, 483. Stock and Wickford, 94. Stockbridge, 162. 
Stockport, 275. 308. Stockport, High Street Chapel, 254. 
Stoke Ash, 254. Stoke Goldington Olney, 166. Stoke Green, 
137. © Stokeinteinghead, 389. Stone, 254. Stonehouse and 
Devonport, 250. Stonehouse, Stroud, 142. Stonham, 254. 
Stourbridge, 48. Stowlangloft, 416. Stowmarket, 341. Strad- 
broke, 254. Stratford, 389. Stratford, Stony, 166.444. Strat- 
ford-upon-Avon, 74. 503. Stroud, 142. troud, Old Chapel, 
142. Stroud, Painswick Chapel, 155. Stroud, Ruscomb, 142. 
? Stroud, Stonehouse, 142. Stroud, Woodchester, 142. Sudbury, 
142, 150.  Sullington, Storrington and other Places, 389. 
Sunderland, 113. Sussex, Congregational Association, 259. 
Sutton, 117.389. Sutton in the Elms, 245. Sutton Valence, 113. 
Sutton Verry, 162. Swanage, 166. Swansea, 94.397. Swansea 
(Four Petitions), 94. Swansea, Independents of, (Two ew 
94. Swansea, Unitarians of, 94. Swepstone Seale, 350. Swi 
land, 389. Syddenham (Oxford), 98. Syddling, St. Nicholas, 
185. Sylcham, 389. yston, 245.—Tabes, 250. Tabor, 250. 
; Tadcaster, 117. Tainant, 214. Talgarth, 94. Tamworth, 242. 
. Tattershall, 259. Tattingstone, 389. Taunton, Paul’s Meetings, 
138. Taunton, Mary Sreet, 138. Taunton, Silver Street, 138. 


r Taunton, 212. Tawney, 398. Teignmouth, East, 187. Tenter- 
l den, 113. Terling, 299. Tewkesbury, 57. Thatcham, 283. 
Thaxted, 94. Thornbury,113. Thorne, 89. Thorington, 334, 
&gt; Thornton, 113. Thoydon, Mount, 398. Throckley, 246. Throop, 


134. Thurlaton, 94. Thurleigh, 162. Thurlstone, 113. Thur- 
maston, 245. Thursley, 389. “Tillin ham, 146. Tintwistle, 166. 
. Tipton, 233. Tisbury, 137. Tichfield, 199. Tiverton, 80. Tod- 
, morden, 215. Tollesbury, 418. 424.  Tolleshunt D’Arcy, 424. 
Tongwynlais, 119. Tooting, 266. Torpenhow, 389. Torrington, 
Great, 283. Totnes,113. Totteridge, 146. Towcester, 202. 


- Tower Hamlets, 474. Toxteth Park, 34. Tredegar, 275. Tref- 
- gan, 250. Trelech, 162. Trinley, St. Mary, 389. Tring, Alker- 
. man Street, 211. Tring, New Mill, 108. Trowbridge, 94. 
of Trull, 517. Truro, 250. Tuddenham, East, 389. Tunbridge, 
Dy 123. Tunstall, 142. Turnditch,214. Turvey, 214. Tutbury, 
i. 66. Twynyrodyn,119. Tydvil, Merthyr, 119. Tynemouth, 221. 
¥ —Verwood, 242. Uffculnie, 474. fford, 389. Uldale, 389. 
i. Uley (Two Petitions), 174. Ullestherpe, 94. Underedge, 
d, Watton, 134. United Secession Chure’ “Presbytery of the, 212. 
j- Usk, 113. Uttoxeter, 117. Uxbr’ _«, 142.—Waintrodon, 119. 
¥ Wakefield, 150. Wakefield, We.tgate Chapel, 245. Walding- 
o- field, Great and Little, 389. Wallingfor2y 162. Walpole, 389. 
im Walsall, 117. Walsham, North, 212. Waltham Abbey, 166, 
he Walton, 389. Walworth, 134. Wandsworth, 117. Wantage, 
ne 162. Wantisden,389. Warboys, 211. Ware,335. Wareham, 
4 108. 113. Warminster, 25. 64. 254. Warrington, 166. 266. 
, 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Dissenters—continued. 


For their Relief—continued. 

Warwick, rxxx1x. 123. Washbrook, 389. Waterbeach, 162. Wat- 
ford, 254. Wathsfield, 212. Wattisham,389. Watton, 211. Wel- 
ford, 202. Wellington (Salop), 369. bigs gp ne , 108. 
Wellow (in the Isle of Wight), 166. Wells, 397. Wells next theSea, 
94. Wells Street, Oxford Street, 261. Welsh Pool, 254. Wem, 
214. Wendover, 259. Wenham a, 389. Wenham Parva, 
889. Wenhaston, 389. Wesleyan Methodists, 242. Westans- 
wick and Wollertan, 214. Westbromwich, 155. Westbury, 187. 
Westhoughton, 86. Westminster and London, Dissenters of, 108. 
Westminster, St. James’s, 166. Weston Hail, 142. Wethers- 
field, 57. Weybread, 389. Wherstead, 389. Whickham and 
Winlaton, 108. Whitby, 108. Whitchurch, 113.117. Whit- 
church, Presbyterian Congregation, 214. _ Whitchurch wrt | 
110. Whittington, 270. 522. Whitwick, 334. y 
Heath, 113. ickford and Stock, 94. Wickhambrook, 444. 
Wickham Market, 142. 389. Wigan, 80. 117. Wigan, 
St. Paul's Chapel, 98. Wigborough, Great, 70. Wigborough, 
Great and Little, 424. igston, Great, 245. Wigton, 162. 
Wiley, 155. Wilmcote, 94. Wilmolow, 359. Wilton, 166. 
Wimborne Minster, 259. Wincanton, 123. 211. Winchester, 
134. Wingzave, 98. Winlaton, 108. 211. Winslow, 299. 
Wirkworth, 110. Witham, 254. 334. Wiveliscombe, 108. Wi- 
venhoe, 334. Wix, 254. Woburn, 299. Wollerton, 214. 
Wolston, 108. Wolverhampton, 113. Wolvey, 214. Wooburn, 
259. Woodbridge, 142. Woodchester, 142. Woodhouse, 
Handsworth, 214. Woodhouse, 155. Woolverstone, 389. Wool- 
wich, 142. Wooton, 214. Worcester, 242. Worcester, Angel 
Street Chapel, 74. Worcester, Broadway, 74. Worcester, Silver 
Street Chapel, 74. Wortham, 389. Wortley, 270. Wotton 
Basset, 254. Wotton ee 134. Wrentham, 254. Wrest- 
lingworth, 214. Wrexham, Chester Street Chapel, 259. Wrex- 
ham, Penybryn “ 259. Wycombe, Chipping, 254. Wy- 
combe, West, 259. Wylam, 246. Wymondham, 212.—Yarcombe, 
259. Yardley, 98. Yarmouth, Great, 138. Yeadon, 359. 
Yelling, 299. Yeovil, 162. 259. Ystraddyfodwg, 187. Ystran- 
gunlais, 94. 


717. Of the resident Members of the Senate of the University 
of Cambridge; Praying that Dissenters may be admitted to that 
University; uxxx1x. 145. 174. 


718. Of Members of the Senate of the University of Cam- 
bridge; Praying the House not to lend its countenance to the 
Changes suggested in the Petition of the resident Members of the 
Senate of the University of Cambridge (presented 21 March); 
LXXx1x. 201. 210. 


719. Of Bachelors and Under Graduates of the University of 
Cambridge ; Against the Admission of Dissenters to graduate in 
that University; Lxxx1x. 246. 250. 


720. Of Members of the Senate of the wert | of Cam- 
bridge; Taking notice of the Allegations contained in the Petition 
of the resident Members of the Senate of the University (pre- 
sented 21 March) for the Admission of Dissenters to the Changes 
suggested in that Petition; txxx1x. 388. 


721. That their Claims may not be granted; From, Aikton, 
Lxxxix. 436. Alburgh, 381. Aldringham cum Thorpe, 459. 
Alphamstone, and Twinstead and Lamarsh, 340. Alpheton, 364. 
Appleby, Leicester, 340. Appleby, St. Lawrence, 364. Appleby, 
St. Michael, 364. Arkesdon,340. Ashton, 340. Ashingdon and 
South Fambridge, 340. Askham, 364.—Baddesley, Ensor and 
Merwale, 340. Baddow, Great, 377. Bampton, 308. Bardfield, 
Great and Little, 340. Barking, 340. Barling, Shopland and 
Sutton, 377. Barnadiston, 480. Barsham, 459. Barton, 364. 
Basingstoke, 364. Baylham, St. Peter’s, 459. Beauchamp 
Roding, 340. Beaumont, 308. Beccles, 459. Bellbroughton 
and Pedmore, 364. Bellhouse, Ramsden, 340. Bemfleet, South, 
340. Benacre and Covebithe, 459. Bishop’s Stortford, 403. 
Blackmore, 340. Blakenham Magna, 459. Blythburgh, 459. 
Borley and Liston Foxearth, Pentlow, 340. Boxted cum Hartest, 
405. Bradford, Somerset, 553. Bradwell, near the Sea, 340. 
Braiseworth, 459. Bramford, 459. Brampton, 459. Bremhill, 
380. Brettenham, 405. Brigham,364. Brough, 488. Brough- 
ton in Furness, 403. Bruniish, 419. Bryn-eglwys and Llan- 
degla, 381. Budleigh, East, 482. Bulpham, 340. Bumpstead 
Helion, 340. Bungay, Holy Trinity, 459. Burleigh, 377. 
Burton Overy, 340. Bury St. Edmund's, 364.—Caldbeck, 364. 
Cambridge, 294. Canewdon, 377. Carlton, South, 539. Caven 
dish, 364. Chadwell, 340. Charsfield, 459. Chedburgh and 
Ickworth, 465. Chediston, 459. Childerditch, 340. Chippen- 
ham, 364. Claydon, 459. Cobham, 308. Covehithe, 459. Cran- 
ham, 377. Cranoe, 364. Cransford, 459. Cratfield and Lax- 
field, 459. Creeting, St. Mary, All Saints and St. Olave, 459. 
Cretingham, 459. Crosby Ravensthorpe, 406. Crowcombe, 465. 
Cultram, Holm, 364. Curn, 482. Cyria, St. and Mary, St. 
and Reach, 403.—Danbury and Woodham Ferrars, 458. Debden, 
340. Debenham,510. Denham with Hoxne, 459. Dennington, 
459. Denton, 454. Depden, 405. Dickleburgh, 436. . Dod- 
dinghurst, 340. Doncaster, Cl of the Deanery of, 308. 
Downham, 330, Dunton, 330.—Eastwood, 377. Elmdon, 340. 
Elmstead, 340. Ely, St. Mary, 403. Erwarton, 459. Everton 
with Tetworth, 246.—Fambridge, South, 340. Farnham, Suffolk, 
459. Fearing, 364. Felsham, 405. Fitzhead and Halse, 553. 
Flaxley, 308. Flempton, 364. _Flimby, 364. Fornham, All 
Saints, and Westley, 405. Fornham, St. Martin’s, 364. Fox- 
earth, Pentlow, Borley and Liston, 340, Framsden, 459. Frowles- 
worth, 364.—Gedding, 405. Geldeston, 459. Gestingthorpe, 
340. Goldhanger, 336. Gosbeck, 459. Grays,340. Guildford 


next 
oI, 


778 PETITION S—continued. 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.-—(continued)—relative to— 


Dissenters—continued. 
That their Claims may not be granted—continued. 

next Stoke, rxxx1x. 308.—Hacheston, 459. Hackney, South, 403. 
- Halesworth, 459. Halse, 553. Harkstead, 459. Harkwell, 377. 
Hartest, 405. Hawstead,364. Hazerleigh, 340. Heathfield, 553. 
Heigham Potten, 488. Helion Bumpstead, 340. Hempstead, 
340. Henham cum Hanford, 459. eningswell, 364. enley, 
459, Heybridge, 340. Hockering and Mattishall Burgh, 419. 
Hockley, 340. Holm Cultram, 364. Homersfield, 459. 
Hoo and Letheringham, 459. Hope, 381. Horndon, East, 330. 
Horndon on the Hill, 377. Horningsheath, 364. Horsley, East, 
308. Hoxne, 459. Humberstone, &amp;c., 482. Hundon, 480. 
Hunston, 364.—Ibstock, 364. Ickford, 364. I\ckworth, 465. 
Tilketshall, St. Lawrence and St. John, 459. Illketshall, St. 
Margaret, 459. Ipswich, St. Clement’s, 459. % St. Mary 
Elms, 459. Ipswich, St. Helen’s, 459. Ipswich, St. Lawrence, 
459. Ipswich, St. Margaret, 459. Ipswich, St. Mary Key, 459. 
Ipswich, St. Mary Tower, 459. Ipswich, St. Matthew, 459. 
Ipswich, St. Nicholas, 459. Ipswich, St. Peter, 459. Ipswich, 
St. Stephen’s, 459. Ireby, 364.—Kennett, 364. Kingston (So- 
merset), 553. Kirtling, 403. Knoddishall, 459.—Lamarsh, Al- 
hamstone and Twinstead, 340. Langtree, 380. — 340. 
ngton, 340. Latchingdon and Snoreham, 340. unditch, 
Hundred of, (Norfolk), 406. Lawshall, All Saints, 364. Lax- 
field, 459. Leigh, 377. Leighs, Little, 377. Letheringham, 459. 
Levington, 459. Liston, Pentlow, 340. Littlebury, 340. Llanar- 
mon-yn-Jal, 381. Llandegla, 381. Llanferres, 381. Llannfydd, 
364. Longville Weston, 488. Loughborough, 429.—Maldon, 
330. Maldon, All Saints, with St. Peter’s, 340. Margaretting, 
330. Maries Stowe, 340. Mary, St., and Reach, 403. Mattis- 
hall, 419. Mayland, 340. Melford, Long, 436. Melting- 
ham, 459. Melton, 459. Mendlesham, 459. Mersey, East and 
West, 340. Merwale, 340. Messing, 308. Middleton (Suffolk), 
459. Monk Soham, 459. Morland, 531. Mortimer Woodham, 
377. Morton, St. Margaret, otherwise Helmingham, 488. Mot- 
tram in Longdendale, 340. Moulton, 364. Myland, 398.— 
Nacton, 459. Nailston, 340. Nasing, 377. Nether Whitacre, 
340. Nettlecombe, 380. Newmarket, All Saints, 364. New- 
market, St. Mary, 364. Norton, Cold, 340. Norton Fitzwarren, 
653.—Oake, 553. Ockendon, South, 340. Orton, 406. Overy 
Burton, 340.—Paglesham, Great and Little Stambridge, 377. 
Palgrave, 459. Parham, 459. Peasenhall, 459. Pebmarsh and 
Wickham, St. Paul’s, 340. Pedmore, 364. Pentlow, 340. Pe- 
testree, 459. Pickering, 308. Pleshy, 377. Potter Heigham, 
488.—Quendon, 340,—Radwinter, 340. Rainham, 340. Ramsden 


Bellhouse, 340. Ranworth, with Upton, 469.— Raventhorpe 
Crosby, 406. Ravonstonedale, 406. Reach, 403. Rede, 405. 
Redisham, Parva, cum Ringsfield, 459. Rendham, 459. Reyden 
and Southwold, 459. Rickling, 340. Rickinghall, Superior and 
Inferior, 364. i, say 340. Ringsfield, 459. Rochford, 


377. Roding Beauchamp, 340.—Sampford, Great, 340. Sand- 
croft, 459. Rubeatem, 462. Shadingfield, 459. Shapp, 406. 
Shoebury, South, 377. Shopland and Sutton Barling, 377. 
Sibton, 459. Moreham, 340. Sodbury, Old, 480. Somerton, 
405. Sotterley, 459. Southelmham, St. James, 459. Southelm- 
ham, St. Margaret, 459. Southwold, 459. Spaxton,419. Stam- 
bourn, 340. Stambridge, Great and Little, 377. Stanford-le- 
Hope, 340. Stanningfield and Whepstead, 465. Stansfield, 
405. Stetchworth, 505. Stifford, 377. Stock, 340. Stoke, 
next Clare and Wixoe, 480. Stoke, next Guildford, 308. Stoke, 
St. Mary, 459. Stonham, Little, 510. Stoven, 459. Stowe, 
Maries, 340. Stuston, 459. Sutton, 377. Swaffham, 380. 
Swaffham Bulbeck, 403. Swaffham Prior, 403. Swefling, 459. 
—Tannington, 419. Taunton, Clergy of the Deanery of, 436. 
Terling, 340. Tetworth, 246. Thoydon Bois, 436. Thorpe, 
459. Threlkeld, 364. Thurrock, West, 340. Tillingham, 377. 
Tolleshunt, Major, and Tolleshunt, Knights, 336. Torrington, 
364. Tuddenham, St. Mary, 364. Tivetshall, St. Mary with St. 
Margaret, 462. Twinstead, 340.—Ubbeston, 459. ggeshall, 
with Sotherton, 459. Ulverston, 369. | Upton, with Ranworth, 
462.—Wakering, Great and Little, 340. Wanford,459. Warley, 
Great and Little, 330. Warnborough, South, 364. Wattisfield, 
465. Warven Wootton, 364. eald, South, (Essex), 340. 
Wellington, 482. Wendon, Lofts, 340. Westleton, 459. West- 
ley, 405. Weston Longville, 488. Westward, 364. Weatacre, 
All Saints, 459. Whepstead, 465. Whitacre, Nether, 340. 
Whitehaven, 482. Whitton, 459. Wickham, St. Paul’s, 340. 
Wigton, 364. Wilby, 459. Willingham, 459. Willisham, 459. 
Winnington, 554. Winston, 459. Wiston, 308. Wixoe, 480. 
Woodbridge, 459. Woodham Ferrers, 458. Woodham Morti- 
mer, 377. Woodhorn, 340. Wooton Wawen, 364. Working- 
ton, 482. Worlingham, 459. Wratting, Great and Little, 403. 
Wrentham, 459.—Yeldham, Great, 340. Yoxford, 459. 


722. Against granting the Claims of the Dissenters relative 
to Burials; From Inhabitants of Monksilver; .ixxxix. 470. 
For the Abolition of all compulsory Payments for the 
Support of Religion; From Protestant Dissenters of Gosberton, 
LXXXIX. 484, For the Removal of Obstructions that prevent 
Clergymen of the Establishment from officiating for or with Dis- 
senting Ministers in their Places of Worship; From Protestant 
Dissenting Ministers of Whitby, and other Pinses, LXXXIXx, 494. 
———For their Relief; From, Frome, xc. 145. Bowl Alley 
Lane Chapel, Hull, 185. Liverpool; Frome Selwood ; 200. 
————-Praying that they may be allowed to bury their Dead, 
with such religious Rites as they may conscientiously prefer, in 
parochial Churchyards; Of Baptists of Burton Latimer, xc. 578. 
——— Praying the House to remove the Obstacles which prevent 
Dissenters from obtaining Scholarships in that University ; Of 
Protestant Graduates alt Under Graduates of the University of 
Dublin, xc1. 465. 





Dissenters—continued. 

723. For Redress of Grievances affecting them; From, Al- 
cester, xc1.92. Bampton, 446. Beaulieu Rails, 191. Bideford, 289, 
Bramston, 115. Broadway, 420. Bungay, 352. Burslem, Beth- 
lem Chapel, xc1. 226. Burslem, Nile Street Chapel, 226.—Castle 
Gate, 107. Cheadle, Zion Chapel, 226. Chichester, 294. Craven 
Chapel, Regent Street, London, 305. a 223.— Deputies 
of Congregations within Twelve Miles of London, 23. Derby, 53. 
Derby, Sacheverel Street, 476. Devonport and Stonehouse, Uni- 
tarians of, 23.—Eagle Street, Red Lion Square, London, 213, 
Essex, 107.—Fenton, Mount Tabor, 226.—Gloucester City, 409. 
Grantham, 115. Grinstead, East, 159.—Halesworth, 348. Han- 
ley, Bethesda Chapel, 226. Hanley Tabernacle, 226. Hartlepool, 
403. Hemel Hempstead, 191.—Ilminster, 446.—Leicester, 159, 
Llanelly, 420. Londonderry, Bridge Street Chapel, 226. Lough- 
ton, 107.—Maidstone, 201. Martock, 119.—Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne, 226. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Postern Church, 470. Kot. 
tingham, Stony Street Chapel, 107.—Perth, Mill Street Chapel, 
607. Protestant Dissenters’ Society for the Protection of Reli- 

ious Liberty, 882.—Reading, King’s Road, 53.—Shelton, Ho 

hapel, 226. Shelton, Primitive Methodists of, 226. Shields, 
South, 268. Southampton, Baptists of, 119. Southampton, In- 
dependents of, 119. Southwold, 348. Stockton-upon-Tees, 277, 
Stockton-upon-Tees, Unitarians of, 13. Stoke-upon-Trent, Ca- 
roline Street Chapel, 226. Stoke-upon-Trent, Mount Zion Chapel, 
226. Stoke-upon-Trent, Caroline Street Chapel, 226. Stroud, 
266. Stroud, Rodborough Tabernacle, 294.—Tamworth, 107. 
Tiverton, Dissenters of, 342. Tiverton, Inhabitants of, 342. Tun- 
bridge, 201.—Wareham, 159. Worcester, Members of the Church 
of a 103. Worcester, Baptists of, 103. Worcester, In- 
dependents of, 103. Worcester, Methodists of, 103.—Ystrad- 
gunlais, 465.—Zion Chapel, Lane End, 226. See supra, 454, 
455; infra, 1411. 


Dissenting: Ministers :—See supra, 683; infra, 1659. 1710. 


Distillation : 

724. Against the Distillery Laws; From Gentry, Clergy, &amp;c. 
of Tyrone, Lxxv. 263.——Against the Importation of Irish 
Corn Spirits ; From Rectifying Distillers of London, txxv. 394, p. 

Muenting the bonding of Spirits; From John Hope 
Johnstone, Preses of Dumfries, txxv1. 317. Complaining of 
the Act of last Session relating to Malt Distillation; From, 
Cloncha, txxvi. 432, p. Culdaff, 285, p.—Donagh, 269, p. Done- 
yal, 101, p.—Flanaghan, Thomas, 179. For the Removal of 
Restrictions; From Aberdeen, txxvul. 215, P.—Banff, 215, p.— 
Dumbarton, 215,P. Dunlop, Archibald, 143.—Perthshire, 215, p.— 
Renfrew, 215, p.—Stirlingshire, 215, p.———Complaining of Illicit 
Distillation; From Dealers in Spirits in Carlow, Kilkenny, Water- 
ford and Callan, txxvu. 324, p.———Relative to the Size of Stills, 
&amp;e.; From Distillers of Cork, txxvii1. 116, P. Relative to the 
Reduction of the Duty on Spirits; From Arthur Guinness, 
LXxvill. 389, p.——For the Removal of Restrictions; From 
Northumberland, txxvi. 408, Pp. Carlisle, 413, p.———For 
Permission to export Scotch Spirits in England, on Payment of 
the Duty on Spirits made in Seated; From, Aberdeen, txxrx. 
423, p. Allardyce, Robert Barclay, 360, ep. Argyll, 437.— 
Caithness, 446, p. Clackmannan, 470, p.— Dumbarton, 336. 
Dumfries, 320, p.—Edinburgh, 366, p.—Forfar, 412.—Hadding- 
ton, 354, p.—Inverness, 533, p.—Lanark, 321, rp. Linlithgow, 
Justices, &amp;c., 332. Linlithgow, Provost, &amp;c.,381, r.—Perth, 185, P. 
—Renfrew, 336.—Scotch Distillers, 98, rp. Stirling, 381, p——— 
That such Amelioration of the Distillery Laws may be extended 
to England as are allowed and about to be further granted to Ire- 
land and Scotland; From Argles Bishop, of Maidstone, txxix. 
223, p. ————Relative to the Intercourse in Spirits ; From Scottish 
Distillers in Perthshire, xxx. 128. John Arnot, Thomas M‘Clel- 
land and others, 142.———Against Alteration of the Law regard- 
ing the Distillation of Spirits, so far as it allows a Drawback on 
Malt; From Aberdeen, txxxv. 440, P. Distillers from Malt and 
Maltsters from Home-grown Corn in the County of Perth, 474,P. 
———-For repeal of Clause in the Distillery Act, granting Draw- 
back on Malt, and against the Introduction into Ireland of Scotch 
Whiskey ; From Thomas Haughton, txxxvi. 758. Distillers of 
Maryborough Collection, 761, Pp. For Reduction of the Duty 
on Spirits, and for Repeal of the Malt Drawback ; From Distil- 
lers of the North of Ireland, txxxvi. 399, p.——For the 
adoption of prompt Measures for the speedy Suppression of Tllicit 
Distillation; From Richard and William Livingstone, Lxxxvu. 
424,P. See infra, 1363, &amp;c. 1901, &amp;e. 


Distilleries (Scotland) : 
925. For the Abolition of Distilleries ; From Members of the 
Kilbernie Temperance Society, xxxxviil. 323. 


Distress : 

726. Complaining thereof; From, Freeholders and others of 
Basingstoke, txxvi. 85. Mechanics of Birmingham, txxx11. 409, P. 
——From, Abinger, txxxv. 182. Anstey, 366,r. Ashenden, 
271, r. Aylesbury, 182, p.—Barn Elm Farm, 219. Bermondsey, 
182. Birmingham, 433, rp. Boston, 182. Bramdean, 366. 
Bristol, 148, e.—Clackclose, 219, rp. Cliddesden, 182. Colches- 
ter, 219, rp. Colemon, 366. Collington, 148. Colquhoun, James, 
178, p. Cromarty, 406, p.—Deerhurst, Viscount, 182. Denbigh, 
228, p. Droxford, 366. Dudley, 219. Dumbarton, 178, ?- 
Dummer, 182. Dursley, 182, p.—Eastmeon, 366. Eling, 366. 
Exbury, 182.—Faith, St. 182. Farleigh Wallop, 182. awley, 
182. Flint, 178, r. Froxfield, 266.—Glasgow, 193, P. 
ley, 182.—Haslingden, 283. Hearne, 182. Hedon, 182. 


ford, 275, v. Holderness, 182, P. Holywell, 178, P. —_— 
LXXXV. 











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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Distress—continued. 


- Northumberland, 172, vp. Norwich, 496, rp. Nottingham, 219, rp.— 


ie 





Complaining thereof—continued. 
LXxxv. 178, p. Huddersfield, 219, p.—Ilderton, Sanderson, 172, P. 
Irvine, 182, p.—Jolliffe, Sir W. H. G., 219, p.—Kent, 236, Pp. 
Kingsclere, 133, p. Kingston-upon-Hull, 189, p.—Land End, 
182, P. Leeds, 182. Leicester, 182. Leominster, 133, Pp. Lon- 
don, Lord Mayor, &amp;c., 433, r. London, Operative Stonemasons, 
275. Longton, 182, p.—Manchester, 128. Marrick, 182. Mil- 
brook, 182. Mills, John, 148, r.—Nibley, North, 242. (Pp. 246.) 
Nightengale, Wm. Edward, 182, rp. Northampton, 182, P. 


Ockley, 182. Oldham, 505, r.—Pack, Richard, 182. Pattring- 
ton, 200. Petersfield, 366. Priors, Dean, 366. Privett, 366.— 
Quarley, 182.—Rice, Edward, 236, rp. Roberts, John, 182. 
Romney Marsh, 189. Roos, 200. Rutland, 219, p.—Sapey, 
Lower, 172, rp. Shaftesbury, 193. Shiere, 182. Southampton, 
182, Pp. Southwell, 193, rp. Spilsby, 182. Spitalfields, 442, p. 
Stockbridge, 189, p. Stoke-upon-Trent, 228, rp. Surrey, 219, P. 
Swaledale, 182. Swinnerton, 228, p.—Taunton, 148. Tedstone, 
Upper, 148. Tisted, East and West, 366.—Uley, 182, p.—War- 
sop, Thomas, 366, rp. Westmeon, 366. Westminster, 275. Wol- 
ferlow, 148. Woodchurch, 242, p. Worcester, 228, p. Wotton, 
182.—York City, 449, p. Yorkshire, 449, p.————From Opera- 
tives in the Cotton Trade, Dublin, txxxv. 194. Ovperatives of the 
City of Dublin, 261.. Unemployed Weavers of Limerick, 270. In- 
habitants of Bandon, 349. Society for the Improvement of Ireland, 
and Noblemen and others resident in Ireland, 434, ep. Inhabitants of 
New Ross, 602. From, Adragoole, xxxxv1. 160, p.—Ballina- 
haglish, 401,P. Ballinakill, 409, r.—Castletown, 424.—Erris, 326, p. 
Kilbelfad, 401, p. Killmactige, 483, rp. Kilmore Moy, 401, p. 
Mayo County, 271, p.—Ross Half Barony, 461, r.—Tipperary, 
131.—Westport, 419.——From, Burwash, txxxvi. 217.—Cot- 
tingham, 452.—Etchingham, 217.—Ightham, 217, p.—Mere, 62, P. 
—Wood Dalling, 145, p. From, Samuel Fletcher, txxxv1. 
655. Inhabitants of Aughagour, 717. Magistrates and others of 
Galway, 761, p. Inhabitants of Clara, 825, p. Inhabitants of 
Louth, Lincoln, 903, p. For Inquiry into the Causes of the 
general Distress; From, Airdrie, txxxvi. 342. Auchinleck, 
364.—Basford, 244. Barrowford, 249. Blackburn, 249. Black- 
inworth, &amp;ec., 249. Briercliffe, &amp;c., 414.— Castleton, 249.— 
Glasgow, 509.—Haslingden, 249.—Kilsyth, 342.—Lamley, &amp;c., 
239. Lanark, 342. Langfield, 249.—Marsden, 249. Middle- 
ton, 214.—Padiham, 249.—Rossendale, 249.—Southampton, 168. 
Strand, London, 542.—Vevers, Thomas, &amp;c., 249.—Wardleworth, 
249. Relative to the Distresses prevailing in Ireland; From, 
Jones, George, txxvu1. 394. Wills, ot 439, p.—————For 
an Inquiry into the Causes of the Distress in Ireland; From Valen- 
tine Lord Cloncurry, txxxu. 383, Pp. William Parker, residing 
at Passage, West Cork, 409.———Complaining of the distressed 
State of the Peasantry of Ireland; From Aughavale, xc. 425. 
Burrishoole, 425, rp. Clara, 435.———Complaining of the dis- 
tressed Condition of the unemployed Operatives of that Town, 
and praying the House to extend them Relief; From Paisley, 
xci1. 399.————Complaining of Distress, and praying for Rel‘ f; 
From, Bracadle, xcu. 504. Decidirable, 504. Bollokshaws 
484. 


727. Complaining of Distress, and for Repeal of the Corn 
Laws; From Inhabitants of New Lanark, Lxxxvi. 487, Pp. 


728. aha, one. of Distress, and of Injury from the use of 
Machinery; From unemployed Carpenters and Joiners in the 
Metropolis and its Vicinity, Lxxxvi. 757, P. 


729. Complaining of Distress; and praying for the Allotment 
of a small portion of the Land of that Parish for the Poor; Of 
Inhabitants of Stradbrooke, xc. 526. 


730. For an immediate Inquiry into the State of Ireland, and 
for the adoption of Measures to render the Property of that Country 
available to the maintenance of its Poor; From Birmingham, 
LXXXxvI. 908. 

731. Complaining of Distress, and for Repeal of the Subletting 
Act; From Navan, txxxvi. 451. 


732. Complaining of Distress and Taxation; From, Merchants 
of London, txxxv. 172, p.—Mayor, Burgesses and Inhabitants of 
Marlborough, Lxxxvi. 334, p.—Labouring Poor of Gedney, Lxxxv1. 
693, p.— Complaining of the Weight of Taxation, and for 
Reduction of the Sen and Window Taxes; From St. Margaret, 
Canterbury, LXxxvill. 469. 


733. Complaining of Distress, and for the total and final 
Abolition of Tithes; From Landholders of Kilmore, Kanturk and 
other Places, txxxv. 607, p—Owners of Land in Kent, txxxvu. 
148.—Inhabitants and Special Constables of the Hundred of Diss, 
164,—Horsemonden, Wrotham, Staplehurst, Woodchurch, Cran- 
brook, 164, P. 


See supra, 541; infra, 1224, 1348. 1421, 1557. 1956. 


Distress for Rent : 

734, For an Alteration of the Law relating thereto; From 
George Eddie Sanders, Esq", txxxu. 505, P. For Amend- 
ment of the Law relating thereto; From William Blount, txxxix. 
370, 


District Courts : 
735. For the Establishment of District Courts in Scotland ; 
From Lord Provost, Magistrates and Town Council of the City 
and Royal Burgh of Perth, LXXXVIII. 228, 


Disturbances (Ireland) Act : 
736. For the Repeal thereof; From, Lawless, John, txxxviut. 
724.—Scottish Metropolitan Political Union, 646.—— Praying 

















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Disturbances (Ireland) Act—continued. 
the House to pass the Disturbances (Ireland) Bill, in order that 
the House may proceed to make the contemplated Alteration of 
Duties in the Timber Trade; From Merchants, &amp;c. in Dundee, 
LXXXVIII. 230. See infra, 2007. 


Divinity Statute : 
737. Against the Episcopal Regulations regarding Ordination ; 
From Samuel Perry, txxxi11. 394. 


Dodd, William : 

738. Complaining that insufficient Remuneration was made to 
him for the destruction of his Property at Ballinacloon, in the 
County of Westmeath, by a party of the Militia, in the year 1797, 
xcl. 796. 


Dock Yards :—See infra, 1683. 


Dogs : 

739. For prevention of danger arising from Mad Dogs; From, 
Inhabitant Householders of St. Marylebone, txxxv. 520.—Inha- 
bitants of Kingston-upon-Thames, 527, p.—J oseph Kinder, 535, p. 
———Complaining of the destruction of his Sheep by Dogs under 
the influence of Hydrophobia, and for making the Owners of such 
Dogs responsible for the damage inflicted; From George Webb 
Hall, LXXXIX. 288,.——-Complaining of the destruction of their 
Live Stock by Dogs under the influence of Hydrophobia; From 
Bristol, xc. 248. 

See infra, 1811. 


Dog Fighting : 
740. That Summary Power be given to Magistrates to suppress 
Pits used for the purpose of fighting Dogs; From St. Andrew’s, 
Holborn, rxxxvitt. 378. 


Doherty, John: 

741. Complaining of an incorrect statement relative to him, in 
a Paper printed by order of the House in 1834, being a Report by 
Mr. E Carleton, one of the Factory Commissioners, and gryine 
the House to cause the said Report to be suppressed; Of John 
Doherty, xcr1. 624. 


Doherty, Margaret : 

742. For an Investigation into the case of Margaret Doherty, 
against whom Bills have been found by the Grand Jury of Lon- 
donderry, at Spring Assizes 1832, charged with the Murder of 
Mrs. Hunter, of Newton Limavady; From John M‘Cay, of Dublin, 
LXXXVII. 403, P. Complaining of the Trial of Margaret Do- 
herty tried at Londonderry for Murder, without the aid of Counsel, 
and praying for the prevention of a recurrence of the same in 
Criminal Prosecutions; From John M‘Cay, of Dublin, txxxvut. 
256. 





Donard Parish : 
743. Praying for the Enlargement of the Church, and for the 
purchase of Glebe whereon to erect a House; Of the Minister, 
» Churchwardens, and other Protestant Parishioners of the Parish 
of Donard, xc1. 751. 


Doncaster, Soke : 
744. That the Townships of Auckley and Blaxton be no longer 
included within the Jurisdiction of the Soke of Doncaster; From, 
Auckley, rxxxvu. 350.—Blaxton, 350. 


Donlan, Michael J. J. : 

745. For an Investigation into the Merits of his Improved 
Method of manufacturing Flax and Hemp; Of Michael Joseph 
Donlan, xc. 492. For a Committee to inquire into the merits 
of his Discovery of Improvements in the Manufacture of Sail 
Cordage and other Cloths; Of Michael Joseph John Donlan ; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Shipwrecks, xc1. 616. 


Donnybrook Fair : 
746. That the annual Fair at Donnybrook may be restricted 
to One Day; Of Inhabitants and Householders of Dublin, xct. 
796. 


Dorchester Labourers : 

747. Praying the House to address the Crown to review the 
Sentence and mitigate the Punishment of Six Agricultural 
Labourers convicted at the Assizes at Dorchester ; From, Aber- 
deen, txxxrx. 287. Ashton-under-Lyne, 363.—Barnsley, 215. 
Batley, 246. Belfast, 224. Birmingham (Two Petitions), 287. 
Bradford, 245. Bristol (Three Petitions), 287. Burton Brad- 
stock, 224.—Cambridge, 235. Canterbury (Two Petitions), 229. 
Castle Donnington (Two Petitions), 215. Chard, 235. Chelten- 
ham, 174. Chesterfield, 304. Cleckheaton and Liversedge, 246. 
Cockermouth, 224. Commercial Road, Gower’s Walk, 246.— 
Darlington, 245. Derby, 245. Dudley, 300. Dundee, 224.— 
Edinburgh, 334.—Gomersal, 187.—Halifax, 245. Haworth, 320. 
Holbeck, 246. Huddersfield, 245.—Keighley, 229. Keswick, 
224. Kidderminster, 250. Kingston-upon-Hull, 187. Knares- 
borough, 259.—Leeds (Three Petitions), 194.246. Leicester, 229. 
Liverpool, 187. Liversedge, 246. Lochie, 224. Loughborough, 
211. 245.—Macclesfield, 211. Manchester, 245. Marylebone, 
St., 224. Maud &amp; Co., Wapping, Workmen in the Employ of, 
246. Metropolitan Districts, 266. Morley, 246. Mountsorrel, 
211.—Nantwich, 284. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 224. Nottingham 
(Two Petitions), 215. 287. Ossett, 246. Oxford, 171.—Paisley, 
473. Pateley Bridge, 259.—Sheffield, 215. Sileby, 229. 
Smollett, William, 229. Stockport, 275. Stockton-upon-Tees, 

1 245. Stoke-upon-Trent, 437. Stokesley, 224, Sutton-in-Ash- 








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PETITIONS—continued. 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued) —relative to— 
Drake, John Poad : 


Dorchester Labourers—continued. 


field, txxxrx. 245.—Taunton, 267. Tewkesbury, 287.— Wal- 
sall, 215. Wandsworth, 320. Wapping, 246. Winster, 245. 
Wolverhampton, 201.—Yeovil, 201. York,334..———For Mitiga- 
tion of the Sentence passed on Six Agricultural Labourers convicted 
at the Dorchester Spring Assizes, &amp;c.; From, Andrew, St., Holborn, 
xc. 288. Ashton-under-Lyne, 288.—Barnsley, 385. Bere Regis, 
281. Bermondsey and Rotherhithe, 536. Bird, Charles, 385. Bol- 
ton, Great and Little, 175. Boot and Shoemakers of the Western 
Part of the Metropolis, 385. Bradford (York), 661. Brentford 
Political Union, Members of, 385. Bridport, 316. Brighton, 
381. Bristol, 536.—Camberwell, 376. Cambridge, 288. Canter- 
bury, 193. Carpenters of the Metropolis, 311. Of Birmingham, 
385. Carpenters and Joiners of Manchester and Salford, 385. 
Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square, 484. Cheltenham, 288. Chi- 
chester, 661. Clapham and Wandsworth, 376. Cockermouth, 
381. Colne, 385. Cordwainers of London, Secretary of, 385. 
Derby, 288. Dewlish,288. Dewsbury, 610.—Farnham, Surrey, 
385. Finsbury, 395. Flint Glass Cutters, 385.—Giles, St., in 
the Fields, and St. George, Bloomsbury, 385. Giles, St., 
Camberwell, 395. Glasgow, 333. Glasgow Radical Association, 
Members of, 385. Greenwich, 303.—Haworth, 376. _Heckmond- 
wike, 610. Hinckley, 376. Huddersfield, 536.—Ipswich, 288. 
—John, St., Southwark, 468.—Keighley, 330.—Labourers em- 
ployed on the same Farm with the Six Men who were transported, 
288. Lambeth, 247. a Priors, 395. Leeds, 381. 
Liverpool, 247. London, Working Goldsmiths and Jewellers, 
288. Loughborough, 385. Luke, St., Middlesex, 385. Mac- 
clesfield, 548. Manchester and Salford, Workmen and others, 
385. Mary, St., Newington, 373. Marylebone, St., 385. 
Matthew, St., Bethnal Green, 381. Matthew, St., Bethnal 
Green, and Christ Church, Middlesex, 385. Milton Street, 
St. Marylebone, 201. Morris, James, 247.—Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne, 385. Northampton, 316. Norwich, Inhabitants of, 
288. Nottingham, 381.—Pancras, St., 601. Peckham, 376. 
Plymouth, Devonport and Stonehouse, 381.—Rochester and 
Chatham, 288. Ropemakers of London, 385.—Saddle, Harness 
and Collar-makers of London, 311. Saviour, St., and St. George, 
Southwark, 354. Smiths, Journeymen, 311. Sheepshead, 508. 
Stepney, Cordwainers of, 288. Stockport, 464. Stoke-upon- 
Trent, 288. Stonemasons of the Metropolis, 288. Strickland, 288. 
Surrey, 333.—Tailors, meeting at Houghton-street, Clare Market, 
385. Tanners of London, 333. Tincleton, 288. Tinplate Workers 
of London, 385. Tolpuddle (Two Petitions), 288. Tower Ham- 
lets, 381. 385. 484, Sencivoaien of London, 385.—Walworth, 
373. Warrington, 288. 648. Warwick, 381. Westbromwich, 
376. Wives and Parents of Six Men transported, 288. Wood- 
Sawyers of Birmingham, 385.—York, 271.——— For mitigating 
the Sentence passed upon the Six Labourers convicted at Dor- 
chester Assizes, 1834, of administering an unlawful Oath; Of the 
Chairman of a Meeting of Journeymen Smiths of London, xc1. 
159.— —For securing the Agricultural Labourers who were 
sentenced to Transportation at Dorchester in February 1824, a 
speedy Return to their Country; From, Brighton, xcu. 601.—East- 
bourne, Jevingham and Wellingdon, 331.—Worthing, 381. 


Dover Harbour: 

748. For | into the mode of treating the Bars of 
Harbours, particularly that of Dover; Of William Henry Inglis, 
xc. 353. Praying that Ships belonging to Southwold may be 
exempted from the payment of Dover Harbour Dues; Of Patrick 
Stead, xct. 571.———Praying the House to carry into effect the 
Report of the Select Committee of last Session on the Affairs of 
Dover Harbour; From, Inhabitants of Dover; Chairman and Clerk 
of the Commissioners for Paving, &amp;c., Dover, xc11. 468. Clerk to 
the Justices for Dover, 472. Praying the House not to 
withdraw the management of Dover Harbour from the hands of 
those to whom it is now entrusted; Of Inhabitants of Dover, 
xc. 543. 


Dover Road Act: 

749. Complaining of the Amount of Toll levied on that Road, 
under that Act, and praying for its Repeal; From Coachmasters, 
Proprietors of Carriages travelling on the Turnpike-road from 
Kent and Surrey, by Dover Street, into London, txxx1x. 288. 


Dowling, James: 
750. Complaining of the Administration of Justice in Ireland, 
LXxx. 482. 


Down Magistrates : 

751. For Inquiry into the conduct of certain Magistrates of 
the County of Down, in relation to Proceedings against the Peti- 
tioners on a charge of Assault; Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of 
Dunsford, xc. 577. 


Downpatrick Harbour : 
752. For the Improvement thereof; From Merchants and 
others of Downpatrick, txxxvi. 430, P. 


DOyly : 

753. Complaining of the Arrest of Judgment in an Action for 
Slander, in which he was Plaintiff, on the ground that the words 
were not actionable ; Of Robert D’Oyly, xcu. 477. 


Drainages: 

754. Complaining of the Amount of Fees payable on Drainage 
Bills; From Earl of Hardwick and others, txxx11. 362, Pp. 
For an Inquiry into his System for the Drainage of Lands ; Of 
Hely Dutton, xc1.607,—— For a Law to enforce a general System 
of Drainage in that and all other Towns y sear England ; 
From Southampton, txxxvu. 67, P. 





755. Stating certain Improvements in Naval Architecture in- 
troduced by him, and praying the consideration of the House to 
the merits of his Services; Of John Poad Drake, xcr. 658. 


Dramatic Entertainments and Literature: 


756. For a Repeal of all Legislative Enactments which tend to 
restrain the performance of Dramatic Entertainments in the Me- 
tropolis; From, Clerkenwell, .xxxvu. 360.—Lambeth, 360. Lon- 
don and parts adjacent, 360. London, Noblemen, Gentlemen, &amp;e., 
of, 328.—Westminster, 360.————-For Repeal of the Laws which 
_— the performance of the Drama at any but Patent Theatres - 

rom William John Hammond and Richard Malone Raymond, 
Managers of the Liver Theatre, in Liverpool, txxxvu. 347, p, 
———For Protection of their Patent Rights; From Proprietors 
of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden, txxxvyiz, 
354, p.———-That Dramatic Writers may have a permanent in- 
terest in the profits arising from the representation of their Plays ; 
From, James Sheridan Knowles, txxxvu. 547.———For the 
Amendment of the Dramatic Authors’ Act; From Adelaide 
O’ Keefe, rxxx1x. 190. See infra, 762. 


Drapery Duties : 


757. Against; From Manufacturers of Woollen Cloth, in 
Keswick, txxv. 270, p. 


Driscoll, Michael : 


758. For the Restitution of a Sum of Money forcibly detained 
from the said Michael Driscoll, by a Subject of the French Go- 
vernment; and complaining of the forcible expulsion of the said 
Michael Driscoll from the Monastery of Melleraye in Brittany ; 
From Richard O’ Moran, on behalf of Michael Driscoll, txxxvi, 
297, P. 547. 


Drogheda : 


759. Peary | the inadequate Rental paid for the Corpora- 
tion Estates; Of Freeholders and Inhabitants of the Town and 
County of the Town of Drogheda, txx1x. 490.—.xxxv. 114, p, 
———For an Inquiry into the Corporation of that Town; From 
Drogheda, Lxxx1x. 119. 


Drugs, Sale of : 


760. For preventing Persons ignorant of the nature of Drugs 
and Chemicals from trafficking therein; From Apothecaries of 
Carlow; Referred to Select Committee on Medical Education, 
LXXXIXx. 443. 


Drunkenness : 


761. For an Inquiry into the causes of; From, Aberdeen, 
Lxxxix. 488. Ackworth, 303. Aghanloo, 396. Alban’s, Saint, 
546. Alloa, 303. Amersham, 335. Andrew’s, Saint, 335. Annan, 
348. Antrim, 335. Auchinleck, 307. Auchtermuchty, 333,— 
Ballyblack, 284. Banff, 303. Barnard Castle, 380. Beccles, 
348. Belfast, 284. Bethnal Green, 335. Birmingham, 340, 
Bishop Wearmouth, 303. Bolton, 333. Bonhill, 335. Boston, 
593. Bow, Middlesex, 523. Bradford, York, 333. Brighouse 
and Rastrick, 330. Bristol, 340. Buckingham, 369. Burnley, 
348. Bury Saint Edmund’s, 335.—Camborne, 307. Cambus- 
nethan, 369. Carlisle, 303. Carnmoney, 307. Castle Doning- 
ton, 307. Catrine, 307. Chalfont, St. Giles, 335. Cheadle, 209. 
Chelmsford, 330. Chenies and Chesham Bois, 330. Chesham 
Bois, 330. Chester, 307. Chichester, 369. Chipping Norton, 
303. Clement, St., Danes, 348. Clonallan and Warrenpoint, 
437. Clondevaddock, 307. Coal Island and New Mills, 303. 
Coalbrookdale and Vicinity, 333. Coleraine, 330. Collessie, 299. 
Colne, 400. Coltishall, 340. Comber, 307. Conner, 307. 
Coote Hill, 462. Cork, 307. Cowes, West, 330. Cowling Hill, 
330. Cross Hills, 303. Crumlin, 307. Cumbernauld, Lower 
Strath Endrick, 333. Cumnock, 307.—Dalry, 307. Darlington, 
289. Denny, 348. Denton, 307. Dodbrooke, 323. Dovor, 
350. Downpatrick, 359. Dromara, 333. Dromore, 307. 
Drummall, 307. Dublin, 354. Dumfries, 299. Dunaghy, 348. 
Dundee, 307. Dungannon, 333. Dunfermline, 307. 330. Dun- 
keld, 340. Dunshalt, 335. Dunstable, 335. Durham, 330.— 
Edinburgh, 335. Ely, Isle of, March, 403. Erth, St. 307. 
Eton and Neighbourhood, 335.—Fareham, 333. Fruchie, 303.— 
Galston, 307. Gatley, 299. George, St., Hanover Square, 419. 
German’s, St., 320. Glascar, 307. Glasgow, 335. Gloucesger, 
335. Gloucester and Neighbourhood, 335, Gosport, 323. Grace- 
hill, 303. Greenlaw, 340. Guisbrough, 348.—Hackney, 379. 
Hamilton, 335. Hanover Square, St. George, 419. Haughton, 
307. Hereford, 307. Heywood, 333. Hollingworth, 348. 
Hooley Hill, 307. Horksley, Great, 523. Huddersfield, 333. 
Huntingdon, Ives, 333.—Iikeston, 368, 369. Inverury, 275. 
Irvine, 348. Ives, Huntingdon, 333.—Jedburgh, 333. John- 
stone, 335.—Keith, 307. Kelso, 454. Kerriemuir, 379. Killany, 
307. Killany and Saintfield, 307. Kilmarnock, 307. Kings- 
bridge and iedivecio, 323. Kirkintilloch, 335.—Largs, 307. 
Leeds, 330. Leethermuir, 335. Leighton Buzzard, 333. Lin- 
lithgow, 335. Lisburn, 307. Liverpool, 303. Lostwithiel, 303. 
Lothian and Tweeddale, 335. Loughborough, 307. Lowestoft, 
340.—Macclesfield, 333. Macduff and Whitehills, 303. Made- 
ley, 333. Maghera, 307. Magherahamlet, 333. Manchester, 
333. March, Isle of Ely, 403. Market Harborough, 299. 307. 
Melrose, 333. Milngavie, 333. Moira, 307. Montrose, 335. 
Moyallon, 307. Muthel, 333.—New Mills, 303. Newbury, 320. 
Newry, 330. Newtown, 303. Newtown Limavady, 396. New- 
townstewart, 333. Northallerton, 303. Nottingham, 307.— 
Padstow, 333. Paisley, 333. Peckham, 307. Pembroke, 407- 
Peterhead, 303. Phillnck and St. Erth, 307. Plymouth, 333. 
Port Patrick, 307. Portsmouth, &amp;c., 369. Preston, 495.— 
Rastrick, 330. Rathfrilland, 299. Rathmelton, 350. Ray, 407. 


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For an Inquiry into the Causes of—continued. ~ 
Redear, txxx1x.307. Rochdale, 333.—Saintfield, 307. Saintfield 
and Killany, 307. Selkirk, 333. Shields, North, 307. Silver Street, 
299. Somersham-with-the-Soke, 333. Somerton, 391. Spital- 
fields, 323. Staindrop, 380. Staines, 335. Stirling, 307. Stock- 
port, 307. 348. Stonehaven, 348. Stonehouse, 275. Stranraer, 
307. Stranraer, Temperate Society, 307. Strath Endrick, Lower, 
Cumbernauld, 333. Strathaven, 369. Street and Walton, 396. 
Sunderland and Bishop Wearmouth, 303. Swansea, 294.—Tam- 
laght O’Crilly, 307. Tumigh, 379. Tavistock, 307. Thornbury, 
350. Thurso, 307. Tillicoultry, 335. Tintwistle, 348. Tooting, 
323. Torquay, 340. Tullynisken, 303.—Ulverston, 400.—Wal- 
ton, 396. Warrenpoint, 437. Wellington (Somerset), 396. 
Westhoughton, 330. Weymouth, 340. Whitchurch, 368. White- 
chapel, 333. Whitehaven, 488. Whitehills, 303. Whitehorn, 
307. Whittlesea, 474. Wick, 359. Wilmslow, 359. Winch- 
comb, 340. Windsor and Neighbourhood, 335. Wisbech, 342. 
Wolverhampton, 380. Wood Street, 299. Wrentham, 340. 
Wrexham, 335.—Yarm, 307. Yealand Conyers, 348. York, 333. 
York, Bradford, 383.—Complaining of the Nuisance arising 
from clearing the Gin Shops in that neighbourhood before the 
time of Divine Service on Sunday Morning; From Inhabitant 
Householders of Tothill Street, Broadway, &amp;c., Westminster, 
LXXXIX. 584. For the adoption of Measures for the suppres- 
sion thereof; From Ackworth, xc. 381. Adamstown, 316. 
Alverthorpe with Thornes, 473. Ambleside, 248. Amlwch, 211. 
Arthurstown and Duncannon, 381. Austell, St.,464. Austwick, 
578.—Ballymacarret, Sunday School, 316. Bath Temperance 
Society, Officers of, &amp;c., 377. Bedale, 323. Belfast, Alfred 
Street, 316. Belfast, Sunday School Teachers of, 316. Belfast, 
Brown Street Sunday School, 339. Belfast, Cormac Sunday 
School, 483. Belfast, Fisherwick Sabbath School, 316. Belfast, 
Independent Sunday School, 339. Belfast, North Street Sunday 
School, 483. Belfast, Sunday School Union, 483. Birmingham, 
358, Bristol, All Saints, 462. Bristol, Bethesda Chapel, Park 
Street, 377. Bristol, Christ Church, 462. Bristol, St. Ewen’s, 
462. Bristol, Guinea Street, 377. Bristol, St. Jacob, 425. 
Bristol, St. James, 377. Bristol, St. John, 462. Bristol, Lang- 
ton Street Chapel, 367. Bristol, St. Mary Redcliffe, 462. Bris- 
tol, Newfoundland Street, 377. Bristol, St. Paul, 377. Bristol, 
St. Philip, 425. Bristol, Quakers of, 367. Bristol, St. Stephen, 
462. Bristol, Tabernacle, 381. Bristol, St. Thomas, 462. Bris- 
«ol, United Brethren, Maudlin Street, 377. Bristol, St. Werburgh, 
462. Burneside, 248. Bury St. Edmund’s, 473.—Caher, 377. 
Cheltenham, 583. Chew Magna, 401. Clonmel, 339. Cork, 
Temperance Association, 339. Crickhowell (Brecon), 491. 
Crook, 248. Cwmd4, 491.—Darlington, 367. Down, Goose- 
berry Corner Sunday School, 339. Down, Sunday School 
Teachers of, 339. Duncannon, 381. Durham, 353.—Edinburgh, 
476.—Glencorse, 381. Gloucester, 339.—Hatfield Peverell, 583. 
Heartburn, 211. Hereford, 304. Heywood, 491.—Kendal, 248. 
—Leeds, 372. Liskeard, 483. Liverpool, 248. London and 
Westminster, 483. Lostwithiel, 339.—Madeley, 367. Melksham, 
333.—New Ross, 381. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 316. Newington, 
St. Mary, 452.—Plymouth, 353. Preston, 388.—Runcorn, 473. 
—Sawrey, 248. Spitalfields, 367. Staveley, 248. Sunderland, 
425. Swansea, 413.—Tavistock, 353. Torquay, 358. Totten- 
ham, 583. Tynemouth, 372.-—Westbury-upon-Trym, 377. West- 
minster, 483. Wexford, 316. Whitby, 358. Welsden, 609. 
Witham, 583.——Praying the House to adopt some effectual 
measure for the suppression of Drunkenness; Sins Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, xci1. 428. 


Drury Lane Theatre : 
762. Complaining of having been restricted by the Lord 


Chamberlain trom a an Opera during Lent; Of Alfred 
Bunn, Lessee of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, xcu. 127. 


Dry Rot :—See infra, 1222. 
Dublin: 


America, Communication with : 

763. Praying for the establishment of a Line of Communica- 
tion between Dublin and America, by a Railwayon the Land, and 
by Steam Navigation on the Atlantic; Of Nobility, Gentry, 
Clergy, Freeholders and Inhabitants of Kerry, xc1. 305. : 


Apothecaries Act : 


764. For repeal of certain Clauses in the Dublin Apothecaries 
Act; From Physicians, Surgeons and Apothecaries residing in 
the North of Ireland, txxxut. 546, p.m——For repeal of certain 
Clauses in the Dublin Apothecaries Act, 31 Geo. III.c.34; From, 
Physicians, Surgeons and Apothecaries residing in the County of 
Monaghan, txxxiv.34,p. Of the County of Down, 184,r. Of Ty- 
rone; Of Armagh and of Londonderry, 200, p. Of the Senate of the 
University of Glasgow, 367, Pp. From, Bandon, txxxv. 271, Pp. 
—Carlow, 234, p. Cassidy, Robert, 511, ep. Clonmell, 260, pr. Cork 
City, 260, p.—Ennis, 607, p.—Tipperary, 495, p.—Waterford, 232, P. 
———From Apothecaries of sewed 5 LXXXVI. 421,————Com- 
plaining of Misrepresentations in the Petition of Physicians, Sur- 
geons and Apothecaries residing in the County of Monaghan; and 
praying for an inquiry into the Allegations thereof; From Go- 
vernor and Company of Apothecaries’ Hall, Dublin, txxxiv. 
134, p,——Against Alteration thereof; From several Licenciate 
Apothecaries of the City of Limerick, txxx1v. 288, rp. President 
and Fellows of the King and Queen’s College of Physicians in 
Ireland, 368, Pp. See supra, 60, ke. 


Ashborne Road : 
765. Complaining of the bad state of the said Road; From 


manplers of Land, and Persons residing within the Parish of 
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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Dublin—continued. 
Bakers: 


766. To be proeet on the same footing as Bakers of London; 
From Bakers of Dublin, txxx1v. 198, Pp. 


Baking Trade: 


767. For amendment of Act for regulating the Sale of Bread 
in Dublin; From John Rupert Fitzsimons, Lxx1x. 82. 


Baltinglass Road : 


768. That the same may be placed under the management of 
the Board of Public Works; From Trustees of the said Road, 
LXXXVIII. 549. 


Bishop Street Hospital, Dublin : 


769. Foraid to discharge a Debt; Offered ; but The King’s Re- 
commendation not being signified, the same was not received; Of 
the Managing Committee of the Bishop Street Hospital and 
others; xc. 507. 


Board of Trade: 


770. For the establishment of a Board of Trade in the City of 
Dublin, for the promotion of Public Works; From, Lord Mayor, 
Sheriffs, Commons and Citizens of Dublin, xxxxv1.757,r. Jona- 
than Sisson, 879, Pp. 


Bricklayers’ Corporation : 


771. Complaining of having been refused admission into that 
Corporation ; From Benjamin Pemberton, txxxvut. 461. 


Burial Grounds : 


772. For the grant of Free Burial Grounds in the Outlets of 
the City ; From St. Michael and St. John, Dublin, xcu. 74. 


Carpenters’ Corporation : 


773. Complaining of having heen refused admission into that 
Corporation; From Lorenzo Frederick Shaw, txxxvin. 215. 


Cashel Road: 


774. For Relief from the Toll levied at Ballyroan Turnpike 
Gate; From Abbeyleix; Castle Durrow; xc. 612. 


Church Rates: 


775. Complaining of illegal Assessments for the Repair of the 
Church of that Parish; From, Inhabitants and Cess-payers of 
St. Thomas’s Parish, Dublin, txxxrx. 443. 


Churchwardens : 


776. Complaining of their being obliged to collect Ministers’ 
Money ; Of Churchwardens of the several Parishes of the City of 
Dublin, rxxx1. 184,P.———To amend Act respecting the Collec- 
tion of Ministers’ Money; From Churchwardens of the City of 
Dublin, txxx11. 403, pP. 


Coal Trade: 


777. Freemen, &amp;c. of Dublin, for the regulation thereof, 
LXXIx. 376.———Respecting the Metage Charge; From, Coal 
Meters of Dublin, txxx. 124. Complaining of the defective 
state of the Law which regulated the office of Coal Meter in Dub- 
lin; From, Stephen Fox Dickson, txxxv. 212. Against the 
abolition of the Coal Meters’ Establishment; From the under- 
mentioned Corporations of Dublin; viz. Merchants or Guild of 
the Holy Trinity; Householders and Inhabitants of the City of 
Dublin; Tallow Chandlers or Guild of St. George; Lxxxvi. 451, P. 
Coal Factors of Dublin; Weavers, or Guild of the Blessed Vir- 

in Mary, 457, p. Shoemakers, or Guild of the Blessed Virgin 

fary; Smiths, or Guild of St. Loy; Cutlers, or Guild of St. 
Luke; Barbers, or Guild of St. Mary Magdalen; Bakers, or 
Guild of St. Clement and Anne; and Butchers or Guild of the 
Blessed Virgin; 501, Pp. From the undermentioned Corpora- 
tions; Guild of Merchants, txxxv1. 593, Pp. Owners of Coal 
Vessels trading to the Port of Dublin; Corporation of Coopers ; 
Fraternity of Felt Makers; 711, p. Corporation of Tailors, 730, P. 
Ship Owners trading to the Port of Dublin, 784, Pp. Merchants 
and Inhabitants of the City of Dublin, 811, P. Against its 
continuance, and for removing restraints on the importation and 
unlading of Coal; From, Chamber of Commerce, Dublin, txxxv1. 
767.——For granting Compensation to the Coal Meters in the 
event of the abolition of the establishment; From, Corporations of 
Smiths, Weavers, Barbers, Bakers, Butchers, Cooks, Carpenters, 
Chandlers, Soap-boilers, &amp;c., Shoemakers, Tanners of the City of 
Dublin, Timothy Smith and John Allen; Lxxxvi. 835. Coal 
Meters of the City of Dublin; Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Commons 
and Citizens of the City of Dublin, in Common Council assembled ; 
835, Pp. Corporation of Cutlers, Painters, Stainers and Stationers 
of Dublin, 838, rp. ————Complaining of the Combination carried 
on between the Coal and Ship Owners of Whitehaven, —s to 
enhance the Price of Coal to the City of Dublin; From Stephen 
Fox Dixon, txxxvit. 460.——For inquiry into the combined 
acts of the Coal and Ship Owners of Whitehaven; From Inha- 
bitants of the City of Dublin, LXXXVII. 576, 


Corporation : 

778. Corporation of Cutlers, Painters, Stainers and others, 
relativeto the Admission of Freemen into their Corporation, Lxxx. 
13, p.———John Peters, a Freeholder of Dublin, complaining of 
the abuse of the Charter of the City of Dublin, rxxx. 208. p. 
———-For the Relief of Persons applying for Admission into the 
Corporation; Of Edward Adcock, of Fade Street, in the City of 
Dublin, and of William Kertland of Grafton Street; txxxt. 145, p. 
Of John Henderson, 166, p.——Petition of Edward Adcock, 
complaining of the conduct of the Corporation; Offered ; Motion 
negatived for bringing it up; LXxxvi. 264. Complaining of 
being refused Admission to the Freedom thereof; From Richard 
Fitzpatrick, txxxvi. 368.———Complaining of having ae we" 

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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Dublin ; Corporation—continued. 


fused their Freedom by that Corporation ; From William Kertland; 
LXxxvill. 222. George Robinson, 211.———Complaining of abuses 
in that Corporation, and for inquiry into the state thereof; From 
Merchants and others of Dublin, txxxvinr. 604. See infra, 783. 


Court of Conscience : 


779. For the Abolition thereof; From Thomas Flanagan, 
LXxxv. 607. 


Dairy Proprietors : 
780. From them, for relief from the Payment of £.1. 2. (late 
Irish Currency) on Cars or Vehicles used by them in their 
Business, txxx1x. 319. 


Gaol: 
781. Complaining of the state thereof; Of Citizens of Dublin; 
Offered; [The King’s Recommendation signified;] Petition 
brought up and read; txxx1. 176. 


George's, St., Church : 


782. For production of Papers and Accounts relative to the 
building of the Parish Church, with an account of the Monies 
received towards the same; From Parishioners of St. George’s 
Parish; txxxvi. 879, P. 


Guild of Merchants : 


783. For inquiry into the Conduct of the Corporation of 
Dublin, generally, but more particularly into the Proceedings of 
the Guild of Merchants; From George Ness, xxvii. 346, P. 


House Tax Assessments : 
784, That the House Tax levied upon them be expended solely 
on the Road within Five Statute Miles of the General Post Office ; 
From Rathmines, &amp;c., txxxvitl. 587. 


House Valuation : 
785. For a new Valuation of Houses in that City, and for the 
Abolition of Ministers’ Money; From Housekeepers of Chancery 
Lane, Dublin, xxxvu. 471, Pp. See infra, 809. 


Kingstown : 


786. Against Railway, and in favour of Canal; From Under- 
takers of the Grand Canal, txxx1. 189. 


787. In favour of Ship Canal; From the following Corpora- 
tions and others of Dublin; viz. Dublin Corporation, txxxvu1. 
413. Apothecaries, 616. Carpenters, 568. Shoemakers, 568. 
Tailors, 635. Merchants Guild, 616. Merchants of Dublin, 554. 
568. Owners of Vessels, 354. Kingstown, 554.—————From 
Corporation of Dublin, txxxix. 123. Bankers and others of 
Dublin, 123. Corporation of Joiners, &amp;c., Dublin, 166.——— 
Against the formation of the Canal; From the Dublin and Kings- 
town Railway Company, Lxxxvii. 548. 


Law Students : 


788. For rescinding the regulation requiring them to keep 
Terms in London previous to admission to the Irish Bar; From 
Law Students of the King’s Inns, Dublin, rxxx1x. 300. 


Library Society : 
789. For an inquiry into the rise and progress of the Society, 


with a view to placing it on a permanent basis; From Members 
of the Dublin Library Society, txxx1x. 206. 


Limerick Road: 


790. For amendment of Act relating thereto; From the 
Chamber of Commerce of Limerick; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Turnpike Roads, Ireland, xcu. 468. 


Local Taxation : 

791. [1823.] Petitions for the Appointment of the Committee 
to inquire into the Local Taxation; From Dublin, Householders 
and Inhabitants, txxvus. 84, p. Dublin, Householders, 434. 
Dublin, St. Anne, 79. Dublin, St. Mary, 116, Pp. Dublin, St. 
Michan, 177. Dublin, St. Peter’s, 139. Dublin, St. Thomas, 119,p. 
Dublin, St. Werbergh, 186.———[1824.] Complaining of the Lo- 
cal Taxation of Dublin ; From Householders of St.Michan, txxrx. 
179. (p. 185.) John Peters, 195, rp. St. Mary, Dublin, 244, p. 
Householders and Freeholders of Dublin, 291, Pp. 430, p.——— 
Respecting Evidence taken before the Committee on Dublin Local 
Taxation; From Alexander Read, Vice-President of the Coltege 
of Surgeons, Ireland, txxix. 365. ———From Arthur Mitchell 
and Francis Thomé, Water Bailiffs to the City of Dublin; txxx. 
406, p.———Complaining of certain Local Taxes levied upon 
them as the Owners of Premises in the City of Dublin, and for 
Relief; From Patrick O’Shaughnessy and John Holland, rxxxvint. 
394.——— Petitions complaining of the pressure of Local Taxa- 
tion, and praying that the Valuation of Dublin of 1832 may be 
carried into immediate operation; From, St. Paul, Dublin; 
St. Nicholas-without, Dublin; xc1. 833. 


London Communication : 

792. Petitions for adopting New Quay Harbour at a Packet 
Station; From, County of Brecon; County of Cardigan; Re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on London and Dublin at in 
cation; xc1. 632.——— Petitions praying that in the event of the 
establishment of a Railroad Communication between London and 
Ireland, through Wales, the same may be made to pass through 
the Counties of Brecon and Carmarthen, to the dient of Fish- 
guard; From Fishguard, xc1. 750. Haverfordwest, 803. 


Market : 
793. That the Clerk of the Market may send and receive all 
Market Notes of Corn Returns free of Postage; From Sir James 








Dublin; Market—continued. 


Riddale, txxxv. 67, Pp. Complaining of the Charge made by 
the Clerks of the Market for weighing Potatoes; From Growers 
and Shippers of Potatoes from the Ports of Dublin, txxxv. 554, p, 


Meeting : 
794. Petition of Citizens of Dublin, complaining of certain 
transactions which took place at a Meeting held in Coburg 
Gardens, Dublin, on 5th August 1835, xc. 585. 


Naas Roads :—See infra, 1465. 


Pig Market : 

795-6. Complaining of the Removal thereof by the Lord Mayor 
of Dublin; From Patrick M‘Dermott and others, txxxv. 212, p, 
———For obliging Pigs brought for sale to be exposed in the 

ublic Pig Market; From Dealers in the Pork and Provision 

rade, Lxxxv. 261, P. Complaining of Mis-statements in 
the Petition of the Pork Dealers; From Householders in the 
Haymarket, Dublin, rxxxv. 424. Against alteration of the 
Laws for regulating the Cattle Market of Smithfield, Dublin ; 
From Pig Factors of Dublin; txxxv. 521, 


Police Act: 


797. For the Repeal thereof; From Hotel-keepers in the City 
of Dublin, txxvu. 244. (Pp. 253.)——-Complaining of the Con- 
duct of the Police; From Lawrence Linnane, txxxv. 465,——. 
For the Repeal of so much of the Police Act as extends the 
Criminal Jurisdiction of the Recorder of Dublin into certain 
parts of the County of Dublin, as well as such parts as grant the 
said Recorder £.1,000 per annum; From Members of the National 
Trades Political Union, Lxxxvii. 375, P. 


Public Carriages : 

798. For Enactments for better licensing Public Carriages in 
Dublin, and for the abolition of the Tax upon Mercantile Carriages 
for the conveyance of Goods; From ocsinians, Bankers and 
others of Dublin, rxxx1x. 574. See supra, 780. 


Recorder : 

799. Complaining of the absence of the Recorder of Dublin; 
From Persons confined in Newgate, txxxvi. 194. Petition 
from Dublin for a Law declaring the present or any future 
Recorder of Dublin ineligible to be elected to serve in any future 
Parliament, xc. 579. See supra, 797. 


Royal Society : 
800. For the continuance of the Parliamentary Grant ; 
LXXXVI. 877, P. 


Sheriffs : 
801. Against any Alteration in the mode of choosing Sheriffs; 
From Shoemakers of Dublin, txxx11. 535, p. See infra, 805.1045. 


Smithfield Market : 


802. For an Inquiry into the State and Regulations thereof; 
From Farmers, Factors and Purchasers of Hay and Straw, re- 
sorting to the Market of Smithfield, Dublin, txxxvu. 591. 


Streets : 


803. For widening Pill Lane; From Dublin Householders 
and House Owners, txxrx. 514, P. See infra, 812. 


Tanners’ Corporation : 
804. Complaining of having been refused admission into that 
Corporation ; From Tanners of the City of Dublin; txxxvut. 259. 


Theatre Royal: 

805. Of Ticket Holders and Creditors, for Relief; txxvi. 
495, P. Complaining of the Conduct of the Attorney- 
General; From, Brownlow, William, Jun., Lxxvi. 202, P. 
Dublin, Merchants, 197, p. Forbes, James, 197, Pr. Wicklow, 
Noblemen, &amp;c., 202, p.—————For Inquiry into the Conduct of 
the High Sheriff and Grand Jury of Dublin; From, Sir George 
Whiteford, on behalf of the Grand Jury, txxvm. 191, Pp. High 
Sheriff and Grand Jury, 239, p.———Respecting the Conduct of 
the Sheriff and Grand Jury of Dublin; From Inhabitants of 


Liverpool, txxvitl. 387, P. 


Turnpike Roads : 

806. Complaining of the Amount of Tolls thereon ; From, Ash- 
borne, txxxvu. 289. Drumcondra, 472. Finglass, 130. Glasnevin, 
380. Malahide, Baldoyle and other Places, 108. Swords, 189. 

That the Right of electing their own Trustees, on the 
rinciple of the English Consolidated Road Bill, may be vested 
in them; From Chairman and Secretary of the City and County 
of Dublin Turnpike Tolls Committee, ‘ixxxvi. 501.———For 
extending to Dublin the Provisions of the Act for the Regulation 
of the Trusts round London; From Grand Jurors, Gentlemen 
and Landholders of Dublin, txxxvin. 444. 


University : 

807. That the Dignity of Scholarship be opened withont dis- 
tinction of Sect or Creed, and for an Inquiry into the Income 0 
the University; From Inhabitants of Whitechurch, LXXXVI. 
768, p.———Of Schoolmasters in Dublin, for the endowment 0 
Scholarships in that University, open to all the Youth educated 
in Ireland, xc. 412.———Praying the House to confer the Right 
of voting for Members of Parliament to represent the University 
on those who may obtain Moderatorships therein; Of Graduates 
and Under-graduates of the University of Dublin, xot. 216. 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.-—(continued)—relative to— 


Dublin—continued. 

Valentia Railway : 
808. From Dublin, for the adoption of Measures for the con- 
struction of a Railway from Dublin to Valentia Harbour ; xc. 507. 


Valuation Act: 

809. For extending the General Valuation Act of Ireland to 
the City of Dublin; From, Saint Michan, Dublin, rxxxrx. 7. 
Saint George, Dublin, 90.————For the Amendment thereof; Of 
the Foreman of the Grand Jury of the City of Dublin, xc. 610. 
See supra, 785. 

Vintners : 

810. Complaining of an Act of Session 1824, and praying to 
be placed on the same footing as the Vintners of London, ixxx. 
13, P. 

Waterworks : 

811. Inhabitants of Saint Audeon’s, complaining of the Mis- 
application of Funds for supplying the City with Water, uxxv. 
378, P. 

Wide Streets : 
812. Praying the House to pass a Bill for making a Wide 


Street from Richmond Bridge to the King’s Inns, Dublin; Of 


Citizens of Dublin, xc1. 660. See supra, 803. 
Dudley Corporation : 


813. For granting to the Inhabitants the privilege of electing 
their Magistrates and Civil Officers; From Inhabitants of Dud- 
ley, Lxxxvit. 661.———Complaining of Imputations upon the 
Conduct of the Magistracy of that orougl and for Inquiry ; 

Magistrates acting in 


From Charles Henry Molyneux, one of the 
Dudley for the Counties of Worcester and Stafford, uxxxviit. 660. 


Duelling: 


814. For the adoption of Measures for the Prevention thereof; 
From Ebenezer Chapel and Harmony Row Lecture Room, Dub- 
lin, xxxxvi. 50. (Pp. 54.) Joseph Hamilton, 278. Members and 
Friends of a Society established in Dublin for suppression of 
Duelling, 367, p.——— For an Act constituting Duelling a 
or 
the Suppression thereof; From, Andrew’s, St., uxxxix. 335. 





Felony; From John Joseph Skinner, txxxvit. 411. 


Hamilton, Joseph, 319. Stroud, 38. 
Duggan, James: 


815. Complaining of the inadequacy of his retired Allowance ; 
From James Duggan, m. p., late a Revenue Surgeon in Ireland ; 


Lxxxvull. 646. 


Dundalk : 


816. Complaining of certain Proceedings which took place at 
the last Election for the Borough of Dundalk; From Thomas 


Flanagan, Lxx1x. 376. 
Dundalk and Carlingford : 


817. Submitting a Plan for the Improvement of those Towns ; 


From Dundalk, txxxrx. 405. 


Dundalk Harbour : 


818. For the appointment of Commissioners with Power to 
improve the Port and Harbour of Dundalk; From Inhabitants 


of Dundalk, txxxviu. 500. 
Dundas, Lawrence : 


819. Complaining of being oe of his Appointment as 
and of Jamaica, and praying 


Stipendiary Magistrate for the Is 
for Inquiry, Lxxx1x. 443. 


Dundee, Royal Burgh : 


820. Respecting the Government thereof; From David 


Brown, Provost of the Burgh, txxvi. 273. 
Dunne, Charles : 


821. Complaining of the conduct of Chief Justice Tindal in 


a cause wherein the Petitioner was Defendant; xc1. 732. 
Durham : 


Church Establishment : 


822. That a sufficient Sum of Money be reserved from the 
Revenues of the Bishop, and of the Dean and Chapter of Durham, 
to meet the exigencies of the Diocese, by augmenting the small 
Livings, endowing new Churches, &amp;c.; Of the Clergy of the 


Diocese of Durham, xc1. 589. 


Church Lands: 


823. Complaining of the power exercised by the Bishop and 
his Lessees, by granting permission to carry a Railway over the 
Petitioners’ Lands without their consent ; From Lancaster, xc11. 222. 


Church Leases : 


824. For —. the Dean and Chapter of Durham toa Fine 
wners and Occupiers of Lands under the 


certain, &amp;c.; From 
said Dean and Chapter, in Billingham, Lxxxrx. 300. 


Gaol : 


825. po of the Gaoler exacting Money from Debtors 
for Copies of their Commitments and Detainers; From William 
Tinmouth, uxxxvi1. 267.———Complaining of Imprisonment and 


Ill-usage; From William Tinmouth, txxxvut. 301. 
Universit 


826. Phat Persons of all Religious Denominations may be 
admitted to the benefits of the said College; From, Barnard 
tle, xxxvu. 435. Bishop Auckland, 484. Broughton, Great 
and Little, 470. Durham, 431.—Morpeth, Presbyterians, 423.— 


Scarborough, 442. Staindrop, 431. Stockton, 423. 
Railway Bills :—See supra, 518. 


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Durham—continued. 
South-west Railway : 


827. Complaining of certain transactions connected with the 
sale of Shares in the said Railway; Of Henry Cooke, xc1. 190. 


Dutch Embargo: 


828. Complaining of the effects of the Dutch Embargo on the 
Shipping Interests of the Country ; From, London, txxxviit. 403. 
Newcastle, 379.—Shields, South, 370. Sunderland, 403.—Tyne- 
mouth, 403. 


Duties, Ireland : 


829. Against the Assimilation thereof; From, Corporation of 
Weavers, Dublin; Corporation of Barbers and Surgeons, Dublin ; 
Inhabitants of Borris; txxxv. 552, p. Richard Butler, Chairman 
of Meeting of the Inhabitants of Castlecomer, 577. Kilmac- 
thomas and Stradbally, 596, rp. Clonakilty and Moycullen, 
606, P. 


East India: 
Calcutta Bankers: 


830. For satisfaction of Demands from the East India Com- 
pany; From Michael George Prendergast, Agent from Monohur 
Doss and Seetul Bahoo, txxxvu. 331, Pp. Referred to a Select 
Committee, 402. See Committees, 736. 


Charter : 


831. [1829.] Against the Renewal; From Birmingham, 
LXxxIy. 271, p. Bradford, 374, rp. Bristol, 289, p. Bromwich, 
West, (Stafford), 300, p.— Carlisle, 289, p. Chorley, 289. 
Cockermouth, 289, p.— Dublin, 342, p.— Glasgow, 300, p. 
Glasgow, Port, 330, rp. Greenock, 360, p.—Hallamshire Cutlers, 
393,P. Huddersfield, 283, p.—Kidderminster, 283, Pp. Kingston- 
upon-Hull, 360, p.—Lancaster, 324, p. Leeds, 276, P. Teith, 
317. Limerick, 342, rp. Liverpool, Mayor, &amp;c.,388. Liverpool, 
Merchants, 289, p.—Manchester, 289, Pp. Maxwell, Sir aes 
370, p.—Newark, 330, p.— Plymouth, 243, Pp. Port Glasgow and 
Newark, 330, p.—Renfrew, 370, p. Roe, Robert, 342, p.— 
Shropshire, 330, p. Somerset, 255, rp. Stafford County, 300, p. 
Staffordshire Potteries, 289, p. Sunderland, 255, p.—Wakefield, 
276,P. Wigan, 292, Pr. Wolverhampton, 346, Pp. 


832. [1830.] Against the Renewal; From, Aberdeen, rxxxv. 
183. Alverthorpe, 330, rp. Anderston (Two Petitions), 541. 
Annan, 449. Arbroath, 261. Arbroath, Incorporated Trades, 
276. Armley, 282. Ashby Wolds, 455. Ashton-under-Lyne, 
638. Aston, 231. Ayr, 269. Ayr, Merchants’ Company, 330. 
Ayr, Incorporated Trades, 330.— Batley, 219. Beeston, 183. 
Belfast, 193. Belper,231. Bernard Castle, 210. Beverley, 183. 
Bierley, 227. Bilston, 231. Bingley,104. Birmingham, 139, p. 
Birstal, 269. Blackburn, 133. Bolling, John, 89. Bolton, 
330,P. Bolton, Great and Little,89. Borrowash, 231. Bowling, 
227,P. Bradford, 133, rp.183.- Bromley,269. Bristol, Chamber 
of Commerce, 173. Bristol, Merchant Venturers, 336, Pr. Bruce, 
Thomas, 330. Buckfastleigh, 402. Burslem, 231. Bury, 179. 
—Calverley, 410. Cape of Good Hope, 155. 330. Cardiff, 383. 
Carlisle, 219. Chester, 512. Chester and Lancaster, 179. 
Chorley, 210. Church Gresley, 455. - Churwell, 183. Cleck- 
heaton, 269. Congleton, 83. Cornworthy, 487. Coxbench, 231. 
—Darlington, 179. Dean Prior, 402. Derby, 261. Dewsbury, 
231. Draycott, 231. Drighlington, 255. Dublin,158. Duffield, 
231. Dukenfield, 439. Dumbarton, 179. Dumfries, 449. 
Dundee, 261, Pp. Dungarvan, 369, ». Dysart, 193.—Eaton, 
Little, 231. Eccleshill, 330, e. Edinburgh, City, 93, p. Edin- 
burgh, Chamber of Commerce, 111. Ermington, 446.—Farsley, 
235. 410. Fenton and Stoke,330. Flint,638. Forfarshire, 231. 
Frome, 183.—Gildersome, 527. Glasgow, City, Chamber of 
Commerce, 261, Pp. Glasgow, Gorbal’s District, 242. Glasgow, 
Lord Provost, &amp;c., 133, Pp. Glasgow, Merchants, &amp;c., 111. 
Glasgow, Merchants’ House, 111. Glasgow Port, 472. Glasgow, 
Trades House, 133. Glasgow, Weavers, 200. Glossop, 434, P. 
Gloucester, City, 235. Gloucester, County, 54, rp. Gomersall, 
227, p. Good Hope, Cape of, 155. 330. Greenock, 472. 
Greenock, Chamber of Commerce, 541. Guiseley, 210.—Halifax, 
183. Hallamshire, Cutlers, 383. Hanley, 255. Harburton, 487. 
Harrington, 231. Heafield, 434, p. Heage and Morley Park, 
231. Heckmondwike, 200. Hinckley, 369, rp. Holbeck, 227, p. 
Holbrook, 231. Horbury, 269. orseley, 231. Horsforth, 
369. Huddersfield, 183. Hunt, Vere, 8, p.—Idle, 200. — 
Keighley, 122,r. Kidderminster, 188. Kilmarnock, 261. Kil- 
marnock, Incorperated Trades, 261. Kingshorn, 382. Kingston- 
upon-Hull, 127. Kingston-upon- Hull, Mayor,&amp;c., 148. Kingston- 
upon-Hull, Merchants, &amp;c., 200, Pp. Kingston-upon-Hull, Trinity 
eats, 200. Kirkcaldy, Chamber of Commerce, 193. Kirkcaldy, 
Magistrates, 193. Kirkstall, 269.—Lanark, 188. Lanark, Com- 
missioners of Supply, 472. Lancaster, Mayor, &amp;c., 369, Pp. Lan- 
caster and Chester, 179. Lane End and Lane Delph, 242. 
Leeds, 47, P. Leicester, 402, rp. Leith, 410, rp. Limerick, 8, pr. 
Linlithgow, 242. Liverpool, Bankers, 165. Liverpool, Docks 
Trustees, 165, Pp. Liverpool, First Co-operative Society, 512, p. 
Liverpool, Mayor, 165. Liverpool, Merchants, 165, Pp. London, 
Merchants, 165, p. London and Westminster, 650, Pp. Lough- 
borough, 590.—Manchester, 30, p. Maxwell, Sir J., Bart., 382. 
Melbourne, 231. Mickleover, 231. Milford, 231. Mirfield, 
249. Monmouth, 439. Montrose, 183. Morley, 269. Morley 
Park, 231.—Newark, 472. Newcastle-under-Lyme, 282. New- 
castle-upon-Tyne, 227. New Mills, 434, r. Normanton, 231. 
Nottingham, 395, rp.—Oldham, 158. Ossett, 231. Otley, 383.— 
Paisley, 148, P. Perth, Baker Incorporation, 330. Perth, 
Guildry Corporation, 179. Perth, Inhabitants, 210. Perth, 
Lord Provost, 210. Perth, Wright Incorporation, 210. Plymouth, 


LXXXV. 


784 PETITIONS—continued. 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


East India; Charter —continued. 
[1830.] Against the Renewal—continued. 

Lxxxv. 30, P. Pollockshaws, 282. Pontefract,179. Pontypool, 
330. Port Glasgow and Newark, 472. Prescot, 410. Preston, 416. 
Pudsey, 330, p.— Rawden, 249, rp. Renfrew, County, 382. 
Repton, 231. Rochdale, 183. Rutherglen, 434.—Saddleworth, 
383. Selby, 183,r. Shelton, 255. Shields, North, 261. Shipley, 
276. Shropshire, Iron-works, 122, P. Soothill, 219. Spondon, 
231. Statlord and Worcester, 155. Staffordshire Potteries, 
Chamber of Commerce, 231. Stanley-cum-Wrenthorpe, 249. 
Stanningley, 249. Staleybridge, 439. Stirling, 242. Stirling, 
Incorporated Trades, 282. Stock, Thomas,173. Stockport, 359. 
Stockton-upon-Tees, 179. Stoke and Fenton, 330. Sunderland, | 
330, Pp. Swadlincote and Church Gresley, 455. Swanwick, 261. 
—Taunton, 269. Tavistock,416. Taylor, Thomas,210. Thorne, 
383. Tucknall, 231.—Walsall, 590. Warrington, 410, p. Water- 
ford, City, 89. Wigan, 188. Wilsden, 527. Woodhouse, 261. 
Wootton-under-Edge, 219. Worcester and Stafford, 155. Wortley, 
227, p. Wrenthorpe, 249. Wright, John, 179.—Yeadon, 235. 
Youghall, 410, 


833. [1830-31.] Against the Renewal; From, Birmingham, 
LXxxvi. 410.—Dundee, 376.—Edinburgh, 460, p.—Forfarshire, 
376.—Glasgow, 396.—Hangley and Shelton, 108, p.—Shelton, 
108, vp. Staffordshire Potteries, 382, rp. Stockport, 158, p.— 
Wigan, 388.——([1831.] From, Calcutta, rxxxvi. 677.—Fife, 
572, p.—Glasgow, 677. Greenock, 589.—Kingston-upon-Hull, 
600. 677.—Leslie, 572, p.—Muirkirk, 677.————From Bridport, 
Lxxxvit. 556, P. ———From, Forfarshire, Chamber of Commerce, 
Exxxvil. 314.—Greenock, 259.—Harrington, 419.—Leith, 247. 
—Preston, 495. Against any sudden Alteration of the 
Charter; From, Bisley, txxxviu1. 478. Gravesend and Milton, 
478, Praying the House not to deprive the local Govern- 
ments of the power of restricting the Residence of Europeans in 
India, nor to grant any greater facilities to Colonization than now 
exist; From Zemindars, Talookdars and Native Inhabitants of 
Caleutta, and its subordinate Districts, txxxvi1. 358, p.————In 
favour of the proposed Measures for opening the Trade with China, 
and for the free Settlement of British Subjects in India; From 
Incorporation of Traftickers or Merchant Company of Leith, 
LXXXVIII. 269. 


East India and China Trade :—Sce supra, 403; infra, 855. 
Debtors :—See supra, 690. 


Deccan Price Money :—See supra, 692. 


Ecclesiastical Establishment : 
834. That no Ecclesiastical Establishment for India be sanc- 
tioned by the House; From J. W. Massie, Dissenting Minister of 
Dublin, txxxvu. 718. 


Government : 


835. For Amendment of Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. [V.; Of Inhabitants of 
Calcutta, xc1. 357. 359, P. 


Grand Juries : 

836-7. To be enabled to serve on Grand Juries; From Hin- 
doos, Parsees and Mahommedans, Inhabitants of Bombay, txxx111. 
372. (p. 390.) ————From Hindoo and Mahommedan Inhabitants 
of Calcutta, Lxxx1v. 384. (p. 387).———For rendering His Ma- 
jesty’s Subjects, being Natives of India, eligible to serve on Grand 
Juries, and to introduce and establish the Trial by Jury in Civil 
Cases in His Majesty’s Courts of Justice at the Three Presidencies 
in India; From Hindoos, Parsees, &amp;c., Natives of the East Indies, 
and Inhabitants of the Island of Bombay, Lxxxv1. 805, p. 


Jury, Trial by: 

838. That matters of fact in issue before the Judges of the 
Supreme Court of Judicature at Fort William may be triable by 
Jury in Civil as well as Criminal Actions, Suits and Proceedings ; 
From British and other Inhabitants of Calcutta, txxx1x. 583. 

See supra, 317. 690. 


Manuscripts : 
839. For the adoption of measures to prevent the dispersion 
of the East India Manuscripts and Trophies collected together in 
the India House; Of Peter Gordon, xc. 373. 


Maritime Service : 


840. Complaining of exclusion from the Compensation granted 
under the Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV.c. 85; From Commandersand Officers 
of the East India Company’s Service, xc. 101.—Forbes M‘Neill, 
261.—William Henry Ladd, 401.——That their Claims to Com- 
pensation may not be prejudiced by the demands of other Claim- 
ants; Of the Officers of the East India Company’s Maritime 
Service, xc. 196.———That sanction be withheld from the scheme 
of Compensation submitted by the East India Company until the 
Petitioners have been heard, and their cases investigated; Of 
Commanders and Officers of the East India Company’s Maritime 
Service, xc. 234. For Compensation for loss and injury sus- 
tained by them by the discontinuance of the Company’s Trade; 
Offered ; but the King’s Recommendation net being signified, the 
same was not received; Of Commanders and Officers of the East 
India Company’s Maritime Service, xc. 487.————Complaining 








of inadequate Compensation for losses and injury sustained by 
them by the discontinuance of the Compan ’s Trade; Of Com- 
manders and Officers of the East India Sala Maritime 
Service, xc. 503.———For Compensation for loss of employment; | 
From Ships’ Stewards, late in the service of the East India Com- | 
pany, xc. 138.—Sail-makers, Caulkers and others, in the late 

Service of the East India Company, xc. 179. Complaining that | 
the Compensation which they conceive themselves entitled to under | 


East India; Maritime Service—continued. 


the Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 85, has been withheld from them; Of 
Captains David Rae Newall, Thomas William Barrow and 
Richard Glasspoole, of the late Maritime Service of the East 
India Company, xc1. 488.—————Respecting the exclusion of cer- 
tain Maritime Officers from Compensation; From Newall, Bar- 
row and Glasspoole, Captains, xc1. 224.—Pennington, Charles 
John, 120. 382.—Sercombe, John, 168. 


Nabob of Oude: 


841. Respecting Claims on; Of Sir Harry Verelst Darell, 
LXxv. 208. (Pp. 436.) 


Officers and Servants: 


842. That the decision of the Board of Control respecting the 
Pensions of the Petitioners may be revised ; Of Inferior and La- 
bouring Servants of the East India Company, xc. 649. 


Press: 


843. For adopting measures for securing the Liberty of the 
Press in the East Indies; From Joseph Hamilton, txxxvin. 289, 
See supra, 317. 


Produce: 


844. [1826-7.] For equalizing the Duties on East and West 
India Produce; From, Birmingham Chamber of Manufactures 
and Commerce, txxxu. 380, Pp. Birmingham, Merchants, &amp;c., 
461, p. Blackburn and Neighbourhood, Master Cotton Spinners, 
461, p.—Frome, Householders and Inhabitants, 429.—Kingston- 
upon-Hull, Merchants, &amp;c., 461, p.—Leeds, Borough, Merchants, 
461, p.—Manchester, Chamber of Commerce, Board of Directors, 
461.—Rochdale, Merchants, &amp;c., 478, p.—Wigan, Cotton Manu- 
facturers, &amp;c., 506, p. Wolverhampton, Manufacturers, &amp;c., 461, p. 

For equalizing the Duties on Sugar, and other Articles im- 
ported from the East and West Indies; Of British Merchants, 
and other Inhabitants of Calcutta, Lxxxu1. 437, P. For 
equalizing the Duties thereon; Of Merchants, &amp;c. of Kingston- 
upon-Hull, .xxx1v. 317.————That the Duties on East and West 
India Produce may be equalized; From Merchants, Bankers, 
Manufacturers and Inhabitants of Glasgow, Lxxx1x. 259. 

That the Productions of British India, more especially Sugar, 
may be imported at the same rate of Duty as articles imported 
from the Mauritius, and the British Colonies in America and the 
West Indies; From East India Company, Lxxx1x. 405. —— For 
equalizing the Duties thereon; From, Glasgow, xc. 206. East 
India Company, Merchants, &amp;c. of London, 360. Liverpool, 
361. Manchester, 434. Bengal, Chamber of Commerce, 589. 
Members of the Agricultural and Horticultural Society of India, 
645. For equalizing the Duties thereon, with those imposed 
on similar productions of other British Colonies; Of Members of 
the Calcutta Trade Association, xc1. 35.——-——For equalization of 
the Duties on East and West India Produce; From Liverpool, 
xcI. 212, Benjamin Sorsbie, Chairman of the Chamber of Com- 
merce of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 296. Members of the Com- 
mittee of the London, East India and China Association, 304. 
Bankers, Merchants and Tradesmen of Bradford, Merchants and 
Members of Mercantile Establishments in Calcutta, but at present 
residing in Great Britain, 347. Members of the East India Asso- 
ciation of Glasgow ; Merchants, Ship-owners and Inhabitants of 
Glasgow; Lord Provost, Magistrates and Council of Glasgow; 
The East India Company ; 376. Wolverhampton, 409. Bolton- 
le-Moors, 425. Birmingham, 440. President, Vice-President 
and Directors of the Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures at 
Manchester; Merchants, Bankers, Manufacturers, and other In- 
habitants of Manchester and Salford, 622. Stockport, 638. 

See infra, 2141. 


Real Estates: 


845. For a Legislative Enactment to prevent Titles to Real 
Estates being impeached, in consequence of being derived by 
descent or otherwise from Aliens; From British, Native, and other 
Inhabitants of Calcutta (Three Petitions), txxx1x. 341, 342. 583. 


Roman Catholic Clergy : 


846. Complaining of the evils which have resulted to the Peo- 

le of India from the want of a Roman Catholic Priesthood well 
initiated in English Literature ; Of RomanCatholic Inhabitants of 
Madras and the Provinces subject to the Presidency of Fort Saint 
George, xc. 318. 


Salt Monopoly : 


847. For the Abolition thereof; Of Salt Manufacturers of 
Chester, xc. 500.———For Abolition of the Salt Monopoly; From 
Members of the Liverpool East India Association; xcr. 212. 
Ship-owners and Merchants of Liverpool, 227. Trustees of the 
River Weaver Navigation, 277. William Clay, Thomas Newman, 
and others, 336. Saint Helen’s, Lancaster, 340. Jonathan Far- 
don and others, Northwich, 356. Winsford, 377. 


Seringapatam Prize Money : 


848. Complaining of the payment of the said Prize Money 
being withheld, and for Inquiry; From Oldham, txxxvutt. 694. 


Shipping : 


849. Relating thereto; Of Merchants of London, txxv. 410, P- 


Singapore : 


850. For establishing a Court of Judicature at Singapore, in- 
dependent of the East India Company; From Inhabitants of Sin- 
apore, LXXxviI. 318, p.———Praying the interference of the 
Teas against the proposed establishment of a Custom House at 


Singapore - the Supreme Government of India; Two Petitions 


of British Merchants and others residing on the Island of Singa- 
pore, xcl. 757. 


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PETITION S—continued. 








East India—continued. 
Stamp Taz: 


Steam Communication : 


Sugar : 


Tea Trade: 


Trade: 


851. Against the Imposition of a Tax on Stamps in India; Of 
British, Native and other Inhabitants of Calcutta, uxxxmu. 444. 
Motion for referring Petition to a Select Committee, withdrawn ; 
Petition to be printed ; 446. 


852. For consideration of that part of the Resolutions of the 
Select Committee of 1834 which relates to the communication with 
India via the Red Sea; Of Thomas Waghorn, xc. 482.—— 
Praying that further measures may be taken for improving and 
establishing the means of rapid communication between India and 
England by Steam; Of Native and European Inhabitants of 
Bombay, xc1. 704.———For the establishment of a regular and 
speedy communication by Steam between this Country and India; 
a Birmingham, xcu. 463, Bristol, Corporation of, 216. 
Bristol, Chamber of Commerce, President of, 445. Calcutta, 
476. Glasgow, Chairman of the East India Association, 
476, Leith, Merchant Company, 610. Liverpool, East India 
Association (Chairman), 405. Liverpool, Merchants and In- 
habitants, 405. London, Merchants, Bankers, &amp;c., 439. Man- 
chester, Chamber of Commerce, 439. Paisley, 140. Mem- 
bers of the Provisional Committee of an Association, formed for 
the purpose of promoting Steam Navigation with India, via the 
Red Sea, 439.——For consideration of the Claims of Point 
de Galle, as a Packet Station; Of Merchants, Bankers, &amp;c., in 
London, connected with Ceylon, xcu. 439. 


853. Complaining of the Duties on East India Sugars; Of 
Merchants and others resident in London, interested in the Trade 
to the East Indies, txxvui1. 86, Pp. ———For admitting East India 
Sugar, the produce of free labour, on equal terms with West India 
Sugar; From Liverpool, rxxxvitt. 530.—— For reducing Duties 
on Past India Sugar and Rum; From British and Native Subjects 
of Great Britain, Inhabitants of Calcutta and Places adjacent, 
LXXXVIII. 636.——— Praying that the privilege which is conceded 
to Bengal, of exporting to the United Kingdom at the lower rate of 
Duty, Sugar, the produce of Bengal and its Dependencies, may be 
granted to Madras and Bombay; Of the East India Company, 
xCIl. 779.———Praying the House to pass a Bill which may 
secure to the Districts and Dependencies of Madras the same op- 
tion or privilege with regard to the exportation of Sugar as is now 
iven to Fort William and its Dependencies; Of Members of the 
Ghaaber of Commerce at Madras, xcu. 381. See supra, 844. 


854. For revision of the Act of 1833, whereby the Duty on 
Bohea, Congou, and Second Class Teas shall not exceed the former 
ad valorem Duty, or a Duty of 100 per cent. on the actual Sale 
Price ; From British Agents resident at Canton, txxxtx, 584. 


855. In favour of a Free Trade with China; Of Merchants of 
Manchester and Salford, txxv. 429, p.— ——~For continuing to 
the East India Company the privilege of trading to India and 
China; From Poplar, rxxxvi. 484.————Against the collection 
of a Tonnage Duty for the support of a Consular Establishment in 
China; From Nathaniel Warner Symonds, Secretary of the Ge- 
neral Ship-owners’ Society, txxxvu11. 661.———Relative thereto ; 
Of Merchants, &amp;c. of London, txxv11. 166, p. Of George William 
Wood, Vice-President of the Chamber of Commerce, Mcascaier, 
230, p. Of Directors and Chamber of Commerce, Manchester, 
280, p. Of Merchants of Liverpool, 305, Pp. For an unre- 
stricted Trade with India; Of Merchants of Bristol, txxxu. 
340, p. For the establishment of a Free Trade between this 
Country and India and China; Of Woollen Manufacturers of 
Gloucester, Lxxxrv. 251, pP. 

See supra, 349. 604; infra, 1009. 1051. 1101-1103. 1136. 
1140, 1144, 1345. 1470. 1606. 1695. 1707. 1956. 


Easter Offerings :—See infra, 1220. 2134. 


Eastwood, Thomas, and others: 
856. Praying the House to address His Majesty for the 
enlargement of iene Eastwood, Sydney Kay, and John Elson, 
who were convicted at the Liverpool March Assizes, 1836, of 
Highway Robbery ; From Middleton, xcu. 316. Oldham, 316. 


Ecclesiastical Commission : 
857. Against the adoption of the measures recommended by 
the Ecclesiastical Commissioners affecting Cathedral Institutions ; 
From, Chichester, Clergy of the Archdeaconry of, xcm. 311. Ox- 
ford, Archdeacon and é ergy of the Archdeaconry of, 331. See 
wmfra, 859. 
Ecclesiastical Courts : 
858. Concerning the Conduct of the Rev. Edward Drax Free, 
D.D.; From Montague Burgoyne, xxx. 600.——Complaining 
of the Conduct of the Rev. Edward Drax Free, and praying for 
a Bill to enable the Diocesan to provide for the duty of Divine 
Service, by appointing a Curate ; 
Sutton, near Bedford, txxxi1. 607.—Lxxx111. 85. ——— Complain- 





ing of the Conduct of the Surrogate of the Consistorial Court of 


Wexford ; From, Parishioners of the Union of Saint Mary Ross, 
LXXXII. 271, p.—-—Complaining of Fees in the Archdeaconry 
— of Bodmin; From, Thomas Theophilus Hawkey, txxxiu. 

6, P. 
Proctors practising in the Bishops’ Court of Exeter; From, the 

v. Peter Perring, uxxx11. 499, p.————Complaining of Pro- 
ceedings in the Consistory Court of London, and the Arches 
Court of Canterbury, and praying for the extension of the provi- 
Slons of the 23d Section of the Act 2 Geo. II. c. 23, to all Proctors 
in the United Kingdom; From, William Henry Carmichael 





rom Montague Burgoyne, of 


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GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Ecclesiastical Courts—continued. 


Smith, yxxx1v. 321.———For a Reform therein; From Lincoln 
City, txxxvim. 556. Against transferring to the Courts at 
Doctors’ Commons the sole power of granting Probates and Ad- 
ministrations; From, Aisthorpe, Scampton, &amp;c., xc. 165. Al- 
cester, Inhabitants of, 207. Alford, 189. Andover, 173. Appley 
and Bardney, 165. Asaph,’St., Inhabitants of, 164. Asaph, St., 
Solicitors of, 164. Auborn and Stapleford, 165. Aylesbury, 180. 
Aylsham, Inhabitants of, 180. Aylsham, Solicitors of, 180.— 
Bardney, 165. Barlings, 165. Barnstaple, 163. Barnstaple, 
Solicitors of, 193. Bassingham and Thurlb , 164. Basingstoke 
and Odiham, 247. Bedfordshire, 189. Bedford,193. Berwick- 
upon-T weed, Inhabitants of, 180. Besthorpe, 164. Bideford, 
193. Bishops Norton, 165. Bishops Waltham and Fareham, 
173.  Bleadon, 247. Blyborough, 165. Boston, 165. Boston, 
Solicitors residing in, 165. Bolesdale, 195. Brecon, Solicitors 
of, 173. Bromfield, 368. Broxholm, 165. Bourn, 247. Burton 
by Lincoln and South Carlton, 165. Buslingthorpe, 165.—-Caistor, 
Inhabitants of, 189. Caistor, Solicitors of, 189. Canwick, 193. 
Carlton, North, 165. Carlton, South, 165. Carlton-le-Morland 
and Norton Disney, 164. Cheltenham, 165. Cherry Willingham, 
165. Chulmleigh, 165. Clifton, North and South, 165. et 
nell, William, 195. Croscombe, 247.—Devizes, 173. Diss, So- 
licitors of, 180. Doddington, 164. Dudley, 180. Dunston and 
Norton, 165. Dursley, 164, 165.—Eagle, 164. Evesham, 180. 
—Fakenham, 173. Faldingworth, 165. Fareham, 173.  Fil- 
lingham and Ingham, 164. Fiskerton, 165. Friesthorpe, 165.— 
Gerton, 164. lastonbury, 247. Glentham and Bishops Norton, 
165. Glentworth, 165. Charen 165. 189. Gosport, Solicitors 
of, 195. Grantham, 164, 165. Guiltcross and Shropham, Gentry, 
&amp;e. of, 180.—Hackthorn, 165. Harleston, Magistrates, &amp;c. of, 173. 
Harmston and Waddington, 164. Harpswell and Hemswell, 165. 
Havant and Emsworth, Solicitors of, 207. Heighington, 165. 
Hemswell, 165. Hereford, Diocese of, 247. Hitchin, 173. Holme 
Cultram, 368. Holt, 173. Humberstone, 189.—Ilfracombe, 165. 
Ingham, 164.—Kettering, 193. Kettlethorpe and Stow, 165. 
Kidderminster, 330. Kingston-upon-Hull, 195. Kingston-upon- 
Hull, Inhabitants of, 381. Kirton in Lindsey, 189.—Leaden- 
ham, 193. Leicester, Solicitors of, 266. Lincoln, City, Bail and 
Close of, 165. 193. Lincoln, Solicitors residing in the City, Bail 
and Close of, 165. Litton, 247. Louth, Inhabitants of, 207. 
Louth, Solicitors of, 207. Lowestoft, 247. Lowestoft, Solicitors 
of, 247. Lymington, Solicitors of, 189.—Marton and Saxelby, 
165. Meare, 247. Metheringham, 165. Midhurst, 173. Mold, 
381. Mold, Solicitors of, 381.—Navenby, 164. Nettleham, 165. 
Newton-upon-Trent and Torksey, 165. Normanby by Spital, 
Owmby and Saxby, 165. North Scarle and Doddingdon, 164. 
Norton, 165. Norton Disney, 164. Norwich (Five Petitions), 
180. Norwich, Proctors of the Diocese of, 180.—Odiham, 247. 
Owmby, 165. Pershore, 180. Peterborough, 193. Peter- 
borough, Solicitors of, 173. Petworth, 173. Petworth, Solicitors 
of, 173. Portsea, Solicitors of, 195. Portsmouth, Portsea and 
Gosport, Solicitors of, 195. Priddy, 173. Prince’s Risborough, 
180.—Reepham, 165. Richmond, York, Attornies and Solicitors 
of, 261. Romsey, 207.—Salisbury, 193. Saxby, 165. Saxelby, 
165. Scampton, 165. Scothorne, 164. Shepton Mallett, Inha- 
bitants of, 151. Shepton Mallett, Solicitors of, 151. Shropham, 
180. Sleaford, New, 207. Skellingthorpe and Thorpe-on-the- 
Hill, 165. Southmolton, 165. Southampton, Solicitors of, 241. 
Spridlington and Hackthorn, 165. Stainfield, 165. Stapleford, 
165. Stogumber, 195. Stow, 165. Sunderland, Inhabitants of, 
207. Swaffham, 173. Swaffham, Solicitors of, 173. Stratford- 
upon-Avon, 207. Swinderby and Eagle, 164.—Tetny, 189. Tew- 
kesbury, 195. agg Ae te- 165. Thurlby, 164. Torksey, 
165. Torrington, Great, 193. Towcaster, 189.—Uphill, 247. 
Upton-upon-Severn, 193.—Waddington, 164. Walsham, North, 
Solicitors of, 180. Washingborough and Heighington, 165. 
Wedmore, Inhabitants of, 173. Weelsb and Humberstone, 
189. Wellington, 241. Wells, 173. Wells, Inhabitants of, 
173. Welton, 165. Westbury, 173. Wigton, 368. Wigton, 
Solicitors of, 368. Willoughton and Blyborough, 165. Winchester, 
193. Winchester, Inhabitants of, 193. Wookey, Inhabitants of, 
195. Worcester, 180. Worcester, Solicitors of, 296. Wragby 
and Staintield, 165. Wymondham, Inhabitants of, 180.—Yeoril, 
247. Against transferring the Business of the Local Courts 
to London; From Inhabitants of Chester, xc1. 316. Solicitors of 
Ripon, Inhabitants of Ripon, 356. Solicitors of the Diocese of 
Hereford, 644.———That all Attornies and Solicitors be permitted 
to prove Wills and transact all other business in any new Court 
of Probate; Of Attornies and Solicitors practising in Exeter ; 
XCl. 347. See supra, 283. 834; infra, 859. 


Ecclesiastical Establishment :—See supra, 543. 822. 834. 


Ecclesiastical Inquiry (Ireland) : 

859. That no measures may be adopted, founded on the Re- 
port of the Commissioners, until the mp sa of the English Com- 
missioners shall have been taken into Consideration; From Pro- 
curators General of the Court of Prerogatives and Faculties in 
Treland, txxxvi. 164, p. See supra, 857. 


Ecclesiastical Laws : 

860. For the more effectual Enforcement thereof, relative to 
Church Rates; From Persons who have served the Office of 
Churchwarden in Sheffield; uxxx11. 503, p.———Complaining 
of the Imprisonment of John Allen, in Lancaster, for the Con- 
tempt of the Ecclesiastical Court in that Town, and for an Inquiry 
into the State of the Ecclesiastical Law; From Liverpool, txxx1x. 
290. 


Ecclesiastical Leases : 
861. For enabling Ecclesiastical Corporations to grant En- 


franchisements; From Lessees of Dwelling Houses and Lands in 
Chichester; txxxrx. 460. 








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786 PETITIONS—continued. 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Ecclesiastical Reform : 
862. That such an Ecclesiastical Reform may be devised, as 
that every Religious Sect shall be supported by the Voluntary 
Contributions of its Adherents; From Dudley, txxxvut. 196. 


Edger, John : 

863. Complaining of the Conduct of certain Magistrates of 
the County of Sussex, in having prevented a Meeting called by 
him to consider the alarming State of the Country; Of John 
Edger, of Pickstone House, in the Parish of East Grinstead, xct. 
159. 


Edinburgh : 

864. For altering the Sett of the Royal Burgh, and for Relief 
from Grievances; From Burgesses and Members of the Guildry 
of the City of Edinburgh, ixxvi. 226, P. 406, P. Respect- 
ing the Government of the Burgh; From Merchants of Edin- 
burgh, txxvi. 273. 


Annuity Tax : 

865. For Abolition; From, Thomas Russell; Thomas Chap- 
man; W. D. Gillon, Chairman of a Meeting of Inhabitants 
of Edinburgh ; Inhabitants of Perth; xcr. 297. Chairman of a 
Committee of Inhabitants of Edinburgh; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Leith Harbour, 479. Company of Merchants of 
Edinburgh, 616. John Robertson, 832. See infra, 868. 


Local Taxation : 
866. For a Reform in the Municipal Government and Local 
Taxation of Edinburgh; From Company of Merchants of the 
City of Edinburgh, rxxxvit. 236. 


Mail Conveyance : 
867. For the Adoption of Measures for accelerating the Mails 
between London and other Places and Edinburgh; From the 
Company of Merchants of the City of Edinburgh, txxxvim. 457. 


Six Per Cent. Annuity: 
868. For Inquiry into the Application and Mode of Collection 
of that Local Tax; From Company of Merchants of Edinburgh, 
LXXXxviI. 472, P. See supra, 865. 


University : 

869. That the University of Edinburgh may be granted the 
Privilege of Representation in Parliament; From Medical 
Society of Edinburgh, txxxvi. 507, p.———For an [nquiry into 
the late Appointments to the different Chairs of Medicine; From 
Lecturers on Medicine in the City of Edinburgh, txxxvu. 
516, P. 


Education : 
870. Relative to the Education of the Poor; From, Protest- 


ant Dissenters of Workington, .xxvi. 129, P. Little Staughton, 
180. Governors and others of the Poor of Sudbury, 321, rp. Ro- 
bert Gourlay, xxix. 470, Pp. Roman Catholic — 137, P. 


From Vice Presidents and Committee of the Irish Na- 
tional Society, txxvu. 469, P.——-For the Endowment of 
Schools; From Roman Catholic Prelates, xxv. 299, p.——— 
For the Establishment of Schools; From, Robert Gourlay and 
Inhabitants of Wily, txxvm1. 369, Pp. Inhabitants of Middlesex 
and Surrey, 403, Pp. For the Appointment of a Committee 
to inquire into Plan; Of Robert Owen, of New Lanark, txxrx. 
418, p.————In Favour of Mr. Owen’s Plan; Of George Stone, 
LXXIx. 465, P. Respecting the Education of the Poor in 
Ireland; From Inhabitants of New Ross, Wexford, txxx. 151. 
———That part of the Money granted may be confined to Per- 
sons of the Catholic Communion; From Eneas Macdonnell, 
Agent of the Roman Catholics of Ireland, txxx1. 189, p——— 
On the Subject of Education; From Aggregate Meeting of the 
Roman Catholics of Ireland, txxx1. 243, P. Complaining 
of Undue Interference ; From Protestants, Roman Catholics and 
Protestant Dissenters of the County of Kerry, txxxu. 178, P. 
———For conferring on Roman Catholics the Benefit of Literary 
and Religious Instruction; txxxu. 335, p.——Relative to the 
Application of Money voted for Education; From Roman Ca- 
tholic Bishop and Clergy of Ferns, txxxu. 414, p.———For 

romoting the Education of the Poor; Of Ship Masters and 

echanics of Wexford, txxxu. 542, p.———For Assistance ; 
From, Inhabitants of Saint Mary, Saint Thomas, and Saint 
George’s Parishes, Dublin; but the Petition being for Public 
Money, and the same not being recommended by the Crown, the 
said Petition was not received, Lxxx1. 595.———For promoting 
the Education of the Poor of Ireland; Of the Bishops of the 
Roman Catholic Church of Ireland, txxxim. 113, p. Of Roman 
Catholic Inhabitants of the King’s County, 149, p. Of Roman 
Catholic Inhabitants of Ireland, 325, rp. Of the Parish of 
Lockeen, 326, p. Of Catholic Inhabitants of the United Pa- 
rishes of Saint Mary, Saint Thomas, and Saint George, in the 
City of Dublin, 415, rp. Of Peter Dady, Parish Priest of Moy- 
cullen and Vicar of Saint Nicholas, Galway, 430, p.———For 
promoting the Education of the Catholic Poor; From Roman 
Catholic Inhabitants of Navan; txxxrv. 95,P. Of Roman Ca- 
tholic Inhabitants of Saint Multose, 121. Against the 
Enactment of any Law affecting the Advantages the Irish Poor 
receive from the Christian School Society; Of John A. Kelly, 
Lxxxiv. 161, p.————For promoting the Education of the Poor 
of Ireland ; From Bishops professing the Roman Catholic Reli- 
gion in Ireland; .txxxiv. 213, Pp. Respecting the Expendi- 
ture of Public Money, appropriated for the purposes of general 
Education; Of Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the United 
Parishes of Saint Mary, Saint Thomas, and Saint George, Dub- 
lin, Lxxx1v. 335, p.————For the Adoption of Measures in aid of 
the Education of the Poor in Ireland; From Roman Catholic 





Education—continued. 


Bishops, txxxv. 104, p.———-For better regulating the Funds 
voted to promote Education in Ireland; From, Hacketstown, 
Lxxxvi. 451.—Mayo, 155, p.— Navan, 160, P. 


871. Against any further Grant to the Kildare Place Society ; 
From Inhabitants of Borris, txxxv. 213, P.—-—From, Abbey, 
Knock Moy, 1txxxvi. 170. Achrony, 457, Pr. Aglish, 164. 238, 
Annadown, 170. Ardagh, 245. Ardcarn and Tuamna, 164, p, 
Aughagoure, 108, p. Aughrim, 381, p.—Balla and Drund, 164, 
Ballinakill, 409. Ballinasloe and Creagh, 170. Ballyfoyle, 333, 
Ballyhean and Breafy, 164. Ballytarsna, 238. Belclare, 170, 
Boyle, 381, p. Breafy, 164. Burntchurch, 465.—Cappoquin, 
457. Carlow, 355, p. Carrah, 419. Carrowbrown, 282. Cas. 
tlemore and Kilcolman, 198. Clare County, 164. Clonagh, 
264, p. Clonmore, 238. Clonmore and Kilquiggin, 256. Coone, 
333. Corcomroe Barony, 164. Creagh, 170. Crossmolina, 
333, Pp. Croswell, 457.—Danesfort and Burntchurch, 465, 
Donamnin, 457. Downfeeny, 198. Drimrath, 465. Dromore, 
457. Drum, Roman Catholics, 164. Drum, Saint Peter’s, Ath. 
lone, and Saint Mary, 164, rp. Drumcliffe, 164, rp. Dungarvan, 
272.—Galway, Saint Nicoles, 182. Gilchrist, 189. Glenmore, 
238. Glynn and Carragh, 419.—Inistioge and Roer, 238.— 
Kilbridge and Dounfenny, 198. Kilcolman, 148. Kilcolman, 
198. Kilcolman and Robin, 86, Pr. Kilconickney, Likerig and 
Kilconiron, 170. Kilereran, 176. Kilfinora, 164. Kilfoane, 
238. Kilgeevir, 148. Kilglass, 164. Kilkenny, 172, Pp. Kill- 
alagton and Kilrickle, 170. Killivan, 381, rp. Kilkevan, 189, p, 
Killiconduff and Melick, 198. Killquiggin, 256. Kilmactranny, 
164,P. Killucan,381,Pr. Killamud, 381,r. Kilmacthomas, 465. 
Kilmactigue, 457, rp. Kilmeena, 148. Kilnabronog, 176, p. 
Kilnamanagh, 170, rp. Kilrickle, 170. Kilvine, 145, Pp. Kinva- 
ra, 170.—Likerig and Kilconiron, 170.  Listnafunshin, 333, 
Lockeen, 342, rp. Loughree, 170.—Mayo, 145, ep. Meelick, 
198, Pp. Moycullen, 172, rp. Muckalee, &amp;c., 333.—Navan, 381. 
Newport, Pratt, 133, p.—Oran, 457, p. O’Shughnessy, Reverend 
Dean, P. P., 254.—Portnascully, 238. Portumna and Kilnabro- 
nog, 176, Pp. Poulroan, 238.—Ralwon, 409. Rathdowney, 212, p, 
Rathkyran, Aglish, &amp;c., 238. Robin, 86, Pr. Roer, 238. Ros- 
common, 381, e. Ross Catholics, 170.—Shruel, 401, p. Slieverue 
and Glenmore, 238. Sligo, 164, p.—Tallow, 272. Tallowhern, 
238. Thomastown, Tallowhern and Kilfoane, 238. Tireragh, 164. 
Tissaragh, 381, p. Tramore, 219, Pr. Tuam, 53, Pp. Tuamna, 
164, Pp. 381, p. Tubrid, 238. Turnover and Drimrath, Sligo, 465. 
Tybohin and Kilnamanagh, 170, rp. Tullow, 479.—Waterford, 
256, Pp. Westport, 148. 


872. [1830-31.] For Continuance of the Grant to the Kildare 
Place Society; From, ee Lxxxvi. 405. Aughadowey, 372. 
—Ballycloghan and Knockboy, 405, rp. Ballymena, 272, Pp. 
Boyle, 389, p.—Cavan, 389, p.—Derry, 372, Pp. Donegal, 389, p. 
Drumholm, 451, pe. 476, p.—Education Society (Two Petitions), 
409, p.—Jackson, J. D., 409, p.—Killigore, 405, p.—Lough 
Connolly and Magheramully, 405, p.—Millrow, 405, rp. Moydow 
Union, 389, r.—Ruthcavan, 405, rp. Rossherry, 405, p. Ruther- 
ford, M. B., 409, p.—Skerry und Rathcavan, 405, p.—Ulster 
Synod, 372, Pp. 


873. For Increase of the Grant to the Kildare Place Society ; 
From Inhabitants of Calry, in the Union of St. John, Sligo, 


LXXXVI. 487, P. 


874. Against any further Grant to the Kildare Street So- 
ciety ; From,—Ahabologue, txxxvi. 757. Ahina, 697, p. Allen, 
817. Ardagh, 666. Ardfield, 739. Arkle, 817. Athlone, Saint 
Mary, 646, p. Attymass, 717. Augha, 802, p. Aughrine, 
655, p.—Ballyburly, 817. Ballyclough, 825, p. Ballycoog, 601. 
Ballyduff, 666. 748, p. Ballymac William, 817. Ballynakill, 
717, p. 748, Pp. Ballymaccormick, 855. Baltinglass, 717, P. 
Bannagher, 646, p. Beneherry, 757. Borris,768, p. Borrish- 
leigh, 717, p. Butlerstown, 748, p.—Cadamstown, 666. Caher, 
757, p. Callar, 768, ep. Cappoquin, 666. Caragh, 721. Car- 
bally, 757, vp. Carrickbeg, 666. Caron, 910, Pp. Carrick-on- 
Suir, 717, p. Castlecarberry, 817. Castledermot, 666. Castle- 
haven, 817, rp. Castle Lyons, 697, rp. Charleville, 655, P. 
Churchtown, 673, er. Clogher, 757, p. Clondrohid, 776. Clo- 
nenagh, 721, p. Clonmell, 757, ep. Clonpriest, 730, rp. Conna, 
765, Pp. Coola, 768, p. Cove and Great Island, 697, rp. Crog- 
hin, 817. Crook, 748, p. Cultrummer, 721.—Derry, Roman 
Catholic Clergy, 655. 686, Pr. Desart, 757. Donegal, 796, P. 
Donoughmore, 697, P. Duagh, 761, p. Duane, Anthony, 686, P. 
Dublin, Saint Catherine, 589, rp. Dublin, Orphan Societies, 
776, Pp. Duleek, 757. Dunfierth, 817. Dungarvan, 746, P. 
Dunleckney, 802, rp. Dunshaughlin, 721.—Emfalad, 717, P. 
Emo, 748, Pp. Errigaltraugh, 717.—Faithleg, 735, p. _Freshford, 
717, p.—Gammonsfield, 776. Garrocloyne, 748. Glynn, 746. 
Goresbridge, 780. Granard, 817, rp. Greenagh, 673, p.—Inver, 
746.—Johnstown, 812, Pp. Julianstown, 748.—Kells, 776. Kil- 
barragmeaden, 855. Kilbolan, 717. Kilbrin, 825, rp. Kileonnee, 
655, Pp. Kilereard, 717, Pp. Kilcash, 776. Kilcockin, 748, P- 
Kilfacnabeg, 697, rp. Kilfian, 557,r. Kilgarf, 757. _ Kilkeran- 
more, 728. Killenard, 748, vp. Killymard, 776. Kilmacabea, 
697, p. Kilmalooda,761. Kilmorgan,717, v. Kilnagross, 757. 
Kilsaint, Nicholas, 748, rp. Kilshannick, 697, rp. Kiltsbridge, 
721. Kilwaughten, 740. Kilwatermay, 748, P. Kilworth, 
717, p. Kingstown, Saint Patrick Free School, 589, p.—Lady’s 
Island, 910, ». Larne, 746. Liscarroll, 697, Pp. Lismore, 660. 
Liswnagh, 735, Pp. Listowell, 721, rp. Longford, 855. Lorum, 
802, p.—Macroom, 697, rp. Magourney, 796. Mallardstown, 
768, Pp. Mallow, 730, rp. Margaret, Saint, 910, P. Maryborough, 
686, Pp. Miltown, 817. Monaghan, 768, p. Monaterards, 817. 
Moorchurch, 748. Mourn Abbey, 673, P. Mountmellick, 686, P- 
Moydow, 666. Muskerry, West, 721. Mylerstown, 666. Myross, 
817.—Navan, 748. New Market, 825, rp. Newross, + a 

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PETITIONS—continued. 787 








Against any further Grant to Kildare Street Society—continued. 
Newry, Lxxxvi. 757, P.—Old Town, 830.—Portarlington, 748, Pp. 
Portlaw, 748, p. Prosperous,721. Powerstown, 735, P.—Raloo, 
740. Rathbarry, 739. Rathfy, 748. Rathvilly, 735. Ratoath, 
761, P. Rawlistown, 830. Roman Catholic Bishops, 776, P. 
Roscarberry, 728. Rosemere, 855. Rynagh, 646, p.—Seskinane, 
757, ». Skreen, 748. Slyguff, 802, r. Spratt, Reverend J., 830. 
Stramullen, 740,—Tempismichsel, 748, p. 855. Temple Oma- 
lus, 757. Temple Quinlan, 757. Three Castles, 717, p. Thurles, 
776, Pp. Timoleague, 796, Pr. Tralee, 557. Tradmore, 757, P. 
Tubrid, 830. Tullomain, 768, rp. Tullyhurton, 830. Tullyroan, 
717, Pp. Tynnereland, 757.—Walterstown, 812, p. Waterford, 
Holy Trinity, 678. Waterford, Trinity Without, 748, r. White- 
church, 760, Pp. 830. Windgap, 666.—Youghall, 739. From 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Lxxxvi. 929, P. 


875. For Discontinuance of the Grant to the Kildare Place 
Society ; From,—Ahoghill, txxxv1. 840. Aughaloo, 773, p.— 
Ballyclare, 840, Ballymaccormick, 810, rp. Ballynnee, 840. 
Bandon, 730, rp. Belfast Sunday Schools 659, rp. Belfast (Eight Pe- 
titions), Friends of Poor, 703, Pp. Belfast Sunday School Society, 
840. Belfast, Schoolmasters, 840.—Cairne Castle, 840. Carrigallen, 
697, P. Castlecomer, 711, P. Coleraine, 891, rp. Cork, County, 
730, p.—Delgany, 697, Pr. Desertlyn, 656, p. Drumcliffe, 730. 
Drumreilly, 697, p.—Edgeworthstown, 697, p.—Finnegan, T. A., 
703, p.—Glenarm, 870, p. Glenlough, 730. Glenwherry, 840.— 
Hamilton, 820, p.—Inch, 735, p—Kerry, 697, Pr. Killileagh, 
659, P. Killinchy, 659, ep. Killisher, 730, rp. Killmood, 659. 
—Lisburn, 703, rp. Loughinisland, 735, r. Loughgilly, 761.— 
Mountmellick, 810.—Sligo, Saint John, 730. Strabane, 747, Pp. 
—Tomregan, 337, p. Tullyhurk, 730, p.—Ulster Synod, 659, r. 
Urney, 747.—Wesley Connexion, Ireland, 697, P. 





876. That part ofthe Funds granted for the purposes of Edu- 
cation may be committed to the charge of the Roman Catholic 
Prelates, for the Education of the Catholic Poor of Ireland; 
From,—Catholic Inhabitants of the Union of Tintern, Rosegar- 
landand Inch, txxxvi. 887. Against any Interference either 
by Parliamentary Grants of Money or Legislative Enactments ; 
From David Hill Creighton, yxxxvu1.551.———Against the Plan 
of Education, and the Grant to the College of Maynooth; From 
Minister, Churcliwardens and Inhabitants of Osmaston-by-Ash- 
bourn; Lxxxvit. 420. 


877. Against the New Plan of Education in Ireland; From, 
Abbert, txxxvu1,532. Aberdeen, 159. Aberdeen, Provincial Synod 
of, 389. Achonry, 455. Addington, 358. Aghadowey, 358. Agh- 
nager, 271. Aghold, Union of, 400. Ahogill, 448. Albury, 439. 
Anahoe, &amp;c., 271. Anderson, Henry, 278. Anna,434. Annan, 
Presbytery of, 389. Antrim, 448. Antrim, Presbytery of, 533. 
Ardagh, , Yo of the Diocese of, 204. Ardstraw, 460. Aroa, 
434. Ashley, 301. Auchterarder, Presbytery of, 272. Augha- 
lurcher, 448.—Ballinadee, 571. Ballinrobe, 439. Ballisodere, 
171. Bally-James-Duff, 266. Ballykelly,139. Ballymena, 214. 
Ballymoney, 287. 333. Ballyreagh, &amp;c., 271. Balrothery, 434. 
Bangor, 287. Bath, 446. Bedford, Archdeacon and Clergy of 
the Archdeaconry of, 497. Belchamp, Saint Paul, 333, Belfast, 
358. Bockets, &amp;c., 271. Borris-in-Ossory, 532. Bourney, 550. 
Boveva, 174. Bridport, 304. Brigg, &amp;c., 304. Brigh, 248. 
Brighthelmstone, 333. Brinny and Knockavilly, 317. Bristol, 
341. Broadmills, 287. Broughshane, 214. Bruera, 188. Bush- 
mills, 448.—Cairncastle, 416. Camus juxta Mourne, &amp;c., 301. 
Canawee, 571. Canterbury, 278. Carbery, 370. Carigallen, 
482. Carnew, 420. Carrickfergus,482. Cashell,448. Caskey, 
434. Castletown, 532. Cheltenham, 278. Chester, 415. 
Cheveley, 301. Church of Scotland, General Assembly of, 389. 
Clare (Suffolk), 188. Cloghfin, &amp;c., 271. Clonakilty, 297. 
Clonmel, 168. Clough, 159. 448. Clunish, 434. Comber, 421. 
Connor, 214. 481. Cootehill,516. Corbally, 532. Cork, Clergy 
in the Diocese of, 241. Cotgrave, &amp;c., 297. Creagh and Abbey 
Strowry, 271. Croagh, 532. Crossmolina, &amp;c., 278.—Dalham, 
301. Dalkeith, Presbytery of, 404. Darbington, 241. Denham, 301. 
Denston, 304. Derby (‘Three Petitions), 304. 333. Derrycarey, 
&amp;e.,271. Derrylee, &amp;c.,271. Derryscollop, &amp;c.,271. Sneek, 
358. Desert Serges, 420. Devon (T'wo Petitions), 307. Dews- 
bury, 375. Dingwall, Presbytery of, 483. (p. 487.) Donagheady, 
482. Donamine, 532. Donegore, &amp;c., 448. Donoughmore, 
188. Dorchester, 304. Dromard, 532. Dromlease, 171. Dro- 
more, 188. 287. Drum, 304. Drumballyroney, 532. Drum- 
cheerin, 375. Drumcliffe, 482. Drumcollum, 482. Drumgath, 
448. Drumgooland, 416. Drumhilary, 424. Drumlish, 204. 
Drumreilly, 448. Dublin, 271. Dublin, Saint Bridget, 424. 
Dumfries, 375. Dunbar, William, 287. Dunfermline, 448. 
Dunkerrin School, Teachers and Children, in, 532. Dunman- 
way, 333. Dunoon, Presbytery of, 370.—East Dereham, 271. 

Edgeworthstown, 159. Edinburgh, 424. Edinburgh, Presbytery 
of, 333. Elphin, Bishop and Clergy of Diocese of, 204. Emla- 
fad, Union of, 481. Dostei 253. Exeter, Clergymen in the 

Diocese of, 420.—Fairford, Clergymen in the Deanery of, 287. 

Faughart, 370. Fife, Synod of, 294. Finglass, 532. Flint and 

Denbigh, 341. Forfar, Presbytery of, 369. Foxearth, 333. 

Foxford, 434.—Galloway, Synod of, 325. Gawagh, 358. Gaze- 

ley, 301. Glasgow, 375. Glasgow, Masters of the University, 

and others, 525. Glasgow, Presbytery of, 325. Glenlow, 278. 

Glennie, George, 287. Granard, Union of, 163. Grange, Gor- 

man, 420, ranshaw, 358.—Haddington, Presbytery of, 347. 

Hamilton, Presbytery of, 333. Hawkedon, 304. ‘Hereford, 

Saint Peter, 159. Holmes, James Ivory, 333.—Ipswich, 301. 

Ireland, Archbishops, Bishops, &amp;ec., of, 200. Irvine, Presbytery 

of, 455.—J onesbro » 420.—Keady, 424. Kenchester, 370. Kent- 

ford, 301. Kilbroney, 200. Kildallen, 482. Kilfree,482. Kil- 








GEN. INDEX, LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Education—continued. ; Education—continued. 


Against the New Plan of Education in Ireland—continued. 
lass, Lxxxvu1. 448. Kilkerin, 532. Killala, Archbishop, &amp;c. of the 
iocese of, 420, Killashee, 448. Killenumery, 171. Killesher, 

341. Killileagh, 416. Killoe, 163. Killoran, 347. Kilmacal- 
lane, 482. ilmacshalgan, &amp;c., Union of, 420, Kilmalooda, 
304. Kilmeen, 380. ilmoe, 497. 550. Kilmore, Clergy of the 
Diocese of, 341. Ki 297. Kilraights, 416. Kilrea, 
416. Kilsher, 420. Kiltoghart, 539. Kilvarnet, 341. Kinawley, 
341. King’s Langley, 297. King’s Lynn, 347. Kinneigh, 420. 
—Langfield, 509. Leckpatrick, 482. Leeds, 471. _Letter- 
kenny, 248. Limerick, 341. Linlithgow, Presbytery of, 389. 
Liverpool, 200. Long Acre, 550. Loughrea, 424.—Macroom, 
571. Magilligan, 163. Marden, 420. Magherally, 267. Man- 
chester, 278. 333. Mayne, 97. M*‘Masters, Peter, 287. Melk- 
sham, 341. Middleton, 139. Millrow, 301. Moate, 171. 
Monaghan, 455. Monasterevan, 159. Moville, Upper and 
Lower, 248. Moylesker, 424. Murrah, 304.—Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne, Presbytery of, 521. Newry, 223. Newton Abbot, 253. 
Noblemen, Gentry, Clergy, and others, 462.—Orange Lodges, 
Members of, 389. 420. 434. 459. 482. 532. 550.—Paisley, Presby- 
tery of, 325. Pentlow, 204. Plymouth, &amp;c.,271. Perth, Pres- 
bytery of, 278. Perth and ea Synod of, 333. Portarling- 
ton, 148. Portglenone, 168. rimitive Wesleyan Methodist 
Society of Ireland, 550.—Raddanstown, 420. Randalstown, 287. 
Raphoe, Archdeacon and Clergy of the Diocese of, 248. Rath- 
cooney, 375. Rathkeale, 204.267. Rathnavage, 532. Rawreth, 
304. Rochester, &amp;c.,278. Rochester, Clergy of the Archdea- 
conry of, 358. Rochford, 304. | Ross Carbery, 297. Ross, 
Synod of, 297. Rushmere, 301. Ryarsh, 358.—Saint Andrew, 
Presbytery of, 448. Schombergh, Orange Lodge of, 459. Shaf- 
tesbury, 333. Sherborne, 304. Shrule, 420. Skreen, 230, 
Skull, 188. Smisby, 188. Southborough, &amp;c., 446. Southrepps 
and Waxham, 200.. Spondon, 370. Stambourn, 188. Stewarts- 
town, 168. Stirling, Presbytery of, 297. Stirling and Falkirk, 
United Presbyteries of, 370. tradishall, 304. Stranorlar, 188, 
448, Street, 52. Sturminster Newton, 333. Swords, 397. 
—Tain, 304. Tattingstone, 301. Taughboyne, 481. Taunagh, 
482. Taunton, 294. Temple Martin, 248. Temple Michael, 
297. Templeport, 448. empletrine, 333. Tipperary, 168. 
Torquay, 307. Tracton, Union of, 317. Tuam, Archbishop and 
Clergy of the Diocese of, 204. Tullyvar, &amp;c., 248. Tynemouth, 
333.—Ulster, General Synod of, 168. Usher’s Quay, Dublin, 
200.—Waterford, 420. Watford, 204. Wellington (Somerset), 
259. West Carbery, 550. Wethersfield, 304. Wexford, 448. 
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, 301. White Roothing, 358. 
Wickhambrook, 304. Wimborne, 174. Winster, 370. Wray, 
188.—Yalding, 333. York, City of, 585. Youghal, 492. 

878. In favour ofthe New Plan; From, Aughagoure, txxxvu- 
471.—Ballinrobe, 424. Bangor, 291. Bangor, Presbytery of, 
398. Belfast, Presbytery of, 513. Belfast, Reform Society of, 
461.—Chester, 415. 572. Colchester, 432. Cupar, 318. 396. 
Cupar, Presbytery of, 513.—Deputies from the several Congrega- 
tions of Protestant Dissenters of the Three Denominations, 477. 
Derby, 398. Dewsbury, 231. Dublin, 513. Dublin, Saint 
Audeon’s, 420. Dublin, Saint Michael and Saint John, 471. 
Dublin, Southern Presbytery of, 513. Dumfries, 513. Dun- 
dalk, 487. Dunfermline, Presbytery of, 505.—Edermine, 487. 
Edinburgh, 513. Enniscorthy, 497.—Greenwich and Deptford, 
Members of the Political Union of, 471.—Hanley, 557.—Ireland, 
Members of the National Political Union of, 505.—Kilcoman 
and Robin, 448. Kilgiver, 471. Kinghorn, 539. King’s Lynn, 
847. Kingston-upon-Hull, 530.—Lancaster, 432. i re 
and Chester, Presbyterians and Unitarians of, 471. Leeds, 358. 
Liverpool (Two Petitions), 424. 513. 524. Liversedge, 259. 
London, Corporation of, 276. London, Protestant Dissenting 
Ministers of the Congregational Board, 497. Lymington (Two 
Petitions), 584.—Maldon, 510. Manchester, 491. 505. Man- 
chester, Members of the Cropper Street Political Union, 513. 
Mayo, 347. Monmouthshire, 461. Much Wootten, 512. Mun- 
ster, Presbyterian Synod of, 513.— National Political Union, 
Members of the, 487. Newport, Pratt, &amp;c., 420. Newton and 
Failsworth, 555. North Shields and Tynemouth, 370.—Perth, 
Guildry Incorporation of, 318. — Rathfigh and Skreen, 521. 
Rivington, 542.—Salford, 448. Stand in Pilkington, 401. South 
Shields, 513. Stratford-upon-Avon, 326. —Thorne and Stain- 
forth, 487. Turlogh, &amp;c., 484.—Ulster, Remonstrant Synod of, 
539. Unitarian Association, 471.—Wareham, 277. Westminster 
(St. James), 418. Westport, 448. Weymouth and Melcombe 
Regis, 302.———In favour of the New System of Education in 
Ireland; From Aberdeen, txxxviu. 535. Clonoulty and Ross- 
more, 605. 

879. Against the New System of Education in Ireland ; 
From, Alford, Presbytery of, txxxvi1. 301.—Ballymena, 201. 
Ballymoney, 342. Brechin, 437.—Connor, 342. Cork, 402.— 
Gariock, Presbytery of, 301. Garvaghy, 402.—Ireland, Presby- 
terian Synod of, 342.—Killileagh, 603, Kincardine O’Neil, 
Presbytery of, 301.— Merse and Teviotdale, Synod of, 616.— 
Route, Presbytery of, 543.—Scotland, Church of, General As- 
sembly, 301. Sutherland and Caithness, Synod of, 644.—Tar- 
taraghan, 342. Teviotdale, 616. Tyrone, Presbytery of, 378. 

880. For securing to those Parishes in Ireland in which the 
Irish Language is in general use, a succession of Ministers and 
Teachers in the Established Church, capable of communicating 
Christian Instruction in the Irish as oe as in the English Lan- 

uage ; From Moderator and Clerk of the Provincial Synod of 
Fife LXXXViII. 281.———Recommending the Consideration of a 
Plan for the Instruction of the Poorer Classes; From Epping 
and Harlow, Lxxxvim. 309. For the Dissolution of the 
Board of Education; From Clergy of the Diocese of Kilmore, 
LXXXvull. 509.-——— For the Adoption of a National System of 

Education ; 





788 


PETITION S—continued. 











I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Education—continued. 


Education; From, Brechin, txxxvut. 623. Liverpool, 57. 
Salford, 45. Worcester, 269. ——— That a Model School be 
established by the State, where the best means of Instruction may 
be introduced; From William Dolier and John Smith, rxxx:x. 
44, For the Endowment of Lectureships on Morals and 
Physics in Towns not possessed of Universities; From Inha- 
bitants of Greenock, txxx1x. 370.—=——For the Establishment of 
a National System of Education; Of the undersigned, Lxxx1x. 
535. Recommending the Establishment of Model Schools 
upon a method of improvement, upon the Madras System of 
Education, introduced by him in the Parochial Schools at 
Islington; Of John Stoat; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Education; xc. 133. 265.————For the Erection of Normal 
Schools; Of Thomas Wirgman, xct. 330. Against the New 
System of Education in clon’ s From Castlejordan; Clonard ; 
xc. 315.———For the Adoption of an Improved System of 
Education in Ireland; From Aughagour; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Education (Ireland), xc. 450. Kilmeena and 
Kilmaclasser, 473. or the Adoption of Measures to 
enable them to educate their Children ; Of Inhabitants of Island- 
eady, xc. 649.——Complaining of Inaccuracies in the First 
Report of the Commissioners of Public Instruction in Ireland ; 
Of the Moderator and Clerk of the General Synod of Ulster, xc. 
628..————-For requiring those who are destined to be Public 
Teachers, and to be paid by the Country, to study Branches of 
Philosophy as well as Theology; Of Cadogan Williams, xc. 648. 
For extending the “Parochial System of Education in 
Scotland; From Boindie, xc. 206. Water of Leith; General 
Assembly of the Church of Scotland, 491. For appointing 
a Committee to take the subject into consideration; Of Inhabit- 
ants of Glasgow, xc. 241. Against any further Grant to the 
National Board of Education in Ireland ; From Derby, xct. 305. 
Moderator of the Synod of Caithness and Sutherland, 732. 


881. For the Establishment of a System of National Educa- 
tion; From, Kentish Town Literary and Scientific Association, 
Members of, xcu. 384. Popular Institution for Mutual Instruc- 
tion, &amp;e., Members of, 277. Popular Educational Association, 
Members of, 567. Westminster Mechanics’ Institution, Members 
of, 610. 


882. Praying that the present System of Education in Ire- 
land may not be presisted in; From, Ahoghill; Referred to the 
Select Committee on the Plan of Education (Ireland); xcu. 371. 
Armagh, Diocese, 617. Armagh, Archbishop and Clergy of the 
Diocese of; Referred, 273. Athy; Referred, 416.—Billy, &amp;e., 
257.—Carrickfergus; Referred, 325. Cashel; Referred, 263. 
Clogher, Bishop and Clergy of the Diocese of; Referred, 277. 
Cork, Cloyne and Ross, Bishop and Clergy of the Diocese of ; 
Referred, 136.—Derry and Raphoe; Referred, 263. Derry and 
Raphoe, Bishop of, 221. Down and Connor, Bishop and Clergy 
of the Diocese of; Referred,263. Down and Connor, Inhabit- 
ants of Parishes in the Dioceses of; Referred, 399. Dunbar, 
Presbytery of; Referred, 325. — Edderton; Referred, 381. 
Elphin, Bishop and Clergy of the Diocese of, 237.—Glenavy, 
Union of; Referred, 371.—Kilberry ; Referred, 416. Killarney; 
Referred, 371. Kilmore, Clergy of the Diocese of; Referred, 
410.—Limerick, Clergy of the Diocese of ; Referred, 362.— 
Ossory, Ferns and Leighlin, Bishop and Clergy of the United 
Dioceses of ; Referred, 371.—Ross, Minister and Elders of the 
Synod of; Referred, 325.—Waterford and Lismore, Clergy of; 
Referred, 263. 

See supra, 351. 408. 423. 465; infra, 1045, &amp;c. 1157. 1380. 
1563. 1572. 1624, &amp;c. 2107. 


Ejectment Law: 


883. For the Amendment thereof; Of Owners of Tenements 
in Liverpool, txxxx1. 139, p.— Bilston, txxxvi. 290. Bir- 
mingham, 519. From, Brewood, xci. 98. Cambridge ; 
Frederick Lawrence, 228. Saint Helen’s, Lancaster, 276. Port- 
sea, 308. Tower Hamlets, 577. For a summary and cheap 
mode of Ejectment from small Houses, let to quarterly, monthly 
and weekly Tenants; From Landlords of Small Tenements in 
the Tower Hamlets, 1xxxvi11. 623.———From, Tower Hamlets, 
Middlesex, xc. 367. Portsea and Portsmouth, 430. Saint 
Helen’s, Lancaster, 457. 


Ejectment of Tenantry : 


884. Complaining of being removed from off their Holdings, 
and for Aid to enable them to emigrate, or that the Owners of Land 
may be compelled to afford them Employment; From Inhabitants 
of Ballingarry, txxxvit. 646. See infra, 1238. 


Election by Ballot: 


885. In Pavour; From, Bath, txxxviu. 284. Bilston, 197.— 
Chadborn, John, 404. Chatham, 132. Chichester, 250. Clone, 
281. Crosscanonby, 634.—Edinburgh, 605.—Forfar, 605. Fru- 
chie, 188.—Gallen, Barony of, 221. Gloucester, 309.—Harring- 
ton, 184.—Kidderminster, 129. Kileormack, 281. Kitnanenk. 
587. Kingston-upon-Hull, 343.—Lackford, Hundred of, (Suffolk) 
315. London, 70. Ludlow, 285. Lymington, 243.—Markinch, 
259.—National Political Union, 233. 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 719. Newport (Monmouth), 129. Nor- 
thern Political Union, 543.—Patterson, Alexander, 460. Pit- 
lessie, 543.—Rochdale, 413. Rose Arthur, 491. Rosegarland 
and Inch, 237.,—Scottish Metropolitan Political Union, 605. 
South Shields, 46. Stoke-upon-T 
—Warwick, 70. Whitehaven, 391. Wolverhampton, 197.——— 
In favour of Vote by Ballot, and the Repeal of the Septennial Act; 
From Freeholders of Derllys (Carmarthen), txxxviu. 132. 

In favour of Vote by Ballot and the Repeal of the Septennial Act; 


* 310, P. 


‘thersden, 324,r. Bilston (Political Union), 310, p. 





Newark-upon-Trent, 431. | 


rent, 243.—Tacumshane, 221. | 





Election by Ballot—continued. 


From, Charles Attwood, Chairman of a Committee acting on 
behalf of the Northern Political Union; Brought up and read ; 
Motion, That the Petition do lie upon the Table; Motion with. 
drawn; Petition withdrawn; txxxviu. 46.———For the adoption 
of Vote by Ballot, Universal Suffrage and Annual Parliaments ; 
From Members of the Political Union, and Inhabitants of the 
City and Neighbourhood of Aberdeen, txxxvit. 675. 


886. In Favour; From Aberdare, txxxvi. 217. Aberdeen, 

Accrington, 324, p. Andrew, St. (Holborn), 310, p, 
Armagh, 149, p. Ashford-in-the-Water, 324, Pr. Ashton-under- 
Line, 310, rp. Auchterarder, 211. Auchtermuchty, 269. Ay- 
denshaw, 310, rp. Austerlands (Saddleworth), 164. Aylesbury, 
324, p,— Ballymena, 310, p. Banbridge, 465, rp. Banktop, 155, 
Bannockburn, 310, Pp. Barnsley, 367. Barnstaple, 310. Bas. 
ford, 221, p. Bath, 310, rp. Bathwick, 310, rp. Beckenham, 
279, p. Beeston, 310, P. Belfast, 310, Pr. Belper, 226, rp. Be. 
Birmingham, 
310,P. Birmingham, Priestley Society, 324. Blackburn, 310, p, 
330, P. Blackfriars Road, Rotunda, 149, Pp. Blackley, 395, p, 
Bledlow, 324, p. Bolton, Great and Little, 310, p. Bolton-le- 
Moors, 310, P. Boyle, Hugh F.,310,p. Bradford ( Wilts), 310, p, 
Bridgend, 307. Bridgwater, 330, rp. Brighthelmstone, 310, p, 
Bristol, 310, r. Bromley, 279, p. Bullock Smithy, 226. Bur- 
ton Bradstock, 226. Bury St. Edmund’s, 324, rp. Butterworth, 
230.—Caithness, 310, p. Carlisle, 226, p. Carmarthen, 324, 
Carnew, 310, Pr. Carrickfergus, 310, p. Castle Coombe, 310, p, 
Ceres, 269. Chester-le-Street, 310. Chippenham, 310, p, 
Chipping Sodbury, 226. Chiselhurst, 279, rp. Chorley, 324, p, 
Christchurch (Surrey), 324, p. Clerkenwell, St. James’s, 211, 
Cockermouth, 310, rp. Colemore, 230, p. Corbridge, 376. Cork, 
333, p. Covent Garden, St. Paul, 330. Cowell, Joseph, 330. 
Crispin, Friendly Benefit Society, 310, rp. Crompton, 310, p, 
Cullybackey, 310, P. Cupar, 310.——— Darlaston, 333, Pp. Debt- 
ling, 288, p. Denny, 407. Devonport, 310, Pp. Dewsbury, 367, 
Dewsbury Moor, 367. Drogheda,389, pr. Duffield,226. Dundee, 
310,r. Durseley,310.—Emsworth, 310,p. Epworth,264,p. Exeter, 
324, p.—Falkland, 310, rp. Farnborough, 279, P. Fatfield, 310, 
Flushing, 407. Footscray,279,P. Frome Selwood,324, rp. Frox- 
field, 230.—Gainsborough, 164. Galway (County), 310, rp. Gal- 
way (Town), 310, Pp. Garrocloyne, 118, Pp. Gateshead, 221, p. 
Gateshead Fell, 221, p. George’s, St., Road, 324, rp. Glasgow, 
245. Glastonbury, 149.333. Gloucester, 310, P.367. Godalming, 
211, Pp. Green, William, 310, Pr. Gretham, 230, r. Grittleton, 
310, Pp. Guildry, 310, er. Guisborough, 310, p.—Halifax, 367. 
Hammersmith, 310, rp. Hammock, John G., 310, Pp. Hanley, 
310, Pp. Hastings, 310, rp. Hawick, 221, rp. Hayes, 279, p, 
Headcorn, 333. Heaton, 245. Heptonstall, 310. Hetherington, 
H., 149, p. Hexham, 324. Hinckley, 310, er. Holbeach, 310. 
Holbrook, 226. Horner, Francis, 324. Horton, 333, p. Huck- 
nall Torkard, 310, r. Hughendon, 324, r. Hungerford, 389, 
Hunt, Henry, 149. Hythe, 310, p.—Ipswich, 149, p. Islington 
(Manchester), 324, p.—Johnson, W. A., 310. Jones, Frederick, 
310.—Keighley, 342, p. Kennoway, 310, Pp. Keswick, 226. 
Kilbirnie, 310, rp. Killenane, 458. Kilsyth, 310, rp. Kinghorn, 
211,P. King’s Lynn, 264. Kinsbury Episcopi, 310, Pp. Kirk- 
hea, 310. Kirton-in-Linsey, 324, p.—Lambeth, 310, e. Lanark, 
255,P. Langfield, 310, rp. Langholme, 310. Lee, 279, P. Leeds, 
310, P. Leeds (Kent), 279, rp. Leicester, 310, p. Leighlin, Old, 
458. Leven, 310, P. Lewisham,279,r. Leyant, 226. Leyland, 
310, Pp. Lincoln, 310, rp. Liss, 230, p. Liverpool, 310, Pp. Lon- 
don (Bishopsgate Ward) 310, rp. London (Bread Street Ward), 
310, Pe. London (Cripplegate Without Ward), 324, p, London 
(Farringdon Without Ward),211,e. Londonderry, 310,P. Long- 
town, 255, P. Loughgilly, 310,r. Louth, 324, rp. Lurgan, 310, P. 
Luton, 310, rp. Lymington, 310, p.—Macclesfield, 324, rp. Mag- 
herally (Down), 465, p. Manchester, 310,P. Manchester (Poli- 
tical Union), 310, r. Mansfield, 310,p. Markinch, 211, P. 
Marlborough,310. Marsden, 310. Marylebone, St., 310. Mel- 
bourne, 324. Merthyr Tydfil, 217, rp. Metropolis, Men and 
Women, 324, p. Mile End Old Town, 310, rp. Miles Platting, 
324, p. Milrow Co-operative Society, President, &amp;c., 407. Mon- 
mouth, 310, Pp. 324. et G., 310, Pp. Morland, William, 310. 
—Nantwich, 324, p. Navan, 310, p. New Town, 324, P. 
Newark, 310, p. Newbottle, 310. Newington, St. Mary, 310. 
Norfolk, 333. Northampton, 310, Pr. Northumberland, 324, P. 
—Oldham, 155. 230. 407. Oldham Road (Manchester), 324, P. 
Orpington, 279, p.—Padiham, 310, Pp. 407. Paisley Reform So- 
ciety, 310,P. Pancras, St. (Middlesex), 255,P. Penzance, 245, P. 
Petersfield, 310, p. Prior’s Dean, 230, ep. Privett, 230, P.— 
Radford, 310, p. Radnage, 324, Pr. Ramsbury, 310. Rathfigh, 
and Skreen, 230. Renfrewshire Political Union, 376. Ridgeway, 
Romney, 310, ?. Rye, 310, p.—Sandall Magna, 310. 367. 
Sarum, New, 310, rp. Shaftesbury, 310, pr. Sheffield, Political 
Union, 310. Shelford, Little, 226, rp. Shelton, 310, p. Sileby, 
310,P. Skreen, 230. Somerton, 324, Pp. Southwark, St. George 
the Martyr, 330, Pr. Stansfield,226. Stepney, St. Dunstan, 324, ?- 
Stewart, Archibald, 310, rp. Stockport, 149, Pp. 226, 355, P. 384. 
407,~. Stoke Damerel, 310, Pp. Stradbrooke, 310. Strathaven, 
407, P. Strines-Dale,310,r. Summer Vale, 230. Sutton, Long, 
324, r. Sutton Vallence, 288, p.—Tadcaster, 310, rp. Tarbolton 
(Ayr), 255, p. Taunton, 324, Pp. Tavistock, 179. Thame, 324, P. 
Thurnham, 288, Pr. ‘Tisted, East, 230, rp. Tisted, West, 230, P. 
Tiverton, 210, p. Todmorden, 279, rp. Truro, 310, P. Tullow- 
ereen, 458.—Upton-upon-Severn, 324, p.—Wakefield, 367, ?- 
Walker, Thomas, 310, rp. Walsall, 211, rp. Walsden, 279, ” 
Walton, 324,r. Wapping (Durham), 310. Warblington, 310, ?- 
Warrington, 389. Warwick, 324, er. Waterford, 211, P. 310, P. 
Watson, Peter, 407. Wellingborough, 310, P. Wells, 458. 
Wemyss, East, 310, rp. Westminster, Marsham Street, 310, P- 


Westminster, St. Anne’s, 310, Pr. Whatton, Long, 310, P. Whit- 
church, 


255. 








4 


PETITIONS—continued. 789 





Election by Ballot—continued. 


In Favour—continued. 
church, txxxvi. 118, Pp. White Strand Lodge (Galway), 310, p. 
Whittlesey (Isle of Ely), 310, p. Wigan, 230.310, r. Wight, 
Isle of, 310, p.. Winchelsea, 310, p. indhill, 367. Wisbeach, 
St. Peter, 324, p. Worcester, 310, Pp. World, Newspaper, Editor, 
&amp;c., 383.—Yeovil, 310, p. York, 324, p. 


887. In favour of; From, Leeds, txxxrx. 216. West Auck- 
land and St. Helen’s Auckland, 289. Mary Bush, 351. Aber- 
nethy, 363. Redgorton and Moneydie, 392. Yeovil, 404. Cor- 
nelius Regan; Timothy Greaney ; 407. Thomas Sweeting, 416. 
Methven and Tibbermore, 438. Denis Keefe, 448. Thomas Sul- 
livan; Edmond Barry; 466. Kilmadock; Bankfoot; 473. 
Crieff, 547. 

888. In favour of Election by Ballot and Annual Parliaments ; 
From, Members of the Cartwright Club; Chairman of the Maid- 
stone District of the West Kent Political Union; Members of 
the Brentford Political Union ; txxx1x. 501. 


889. For the adoption of Vote by Ballot, and Repeal of the 
Septennial Act; From Inhabitants of Perth, txxxrx. 309. 


890. In favour of Election by Ballot; From, Bethnal Green 
National Union, txxxvi. 693, p. Blackburn, 611, p. Bolton- 
le-Moors, 558, Pp. Bradford (York), 640, p.—Chorley, 654. Hali- 
fax, Political Union, 866. Huddersfield, a portion of the unrepre- 
sented part of the Community of, 667, p. Leeds, 620. Macclesfield, 
592,p. Manchester, 592, p. 632, p. National Union of the Working 
Classes, assembled at the Rotunda Tavern; To lie on the Table ; 
Motion for printing Petition withdrawn; 762,P. Ovenden, 762, p. 
Preston, 551, p. 685. Stockport, 674, p. Westminster Union of 
the Working Classes, 798, p. Working Classes of the Metropolis 
assembled at Portman Market, 645, p. &gt; 


891. In favour of the Ballot ; From Abbeylara, xcu1.68. Abbey- 
leix, 56. Ackworth, 134. Adricool and Siem, 134. Ag- 
hada, 152. Ahamblish, 133. Anna, West, 77. Ardagh, 134. 
Ardara, 133. Ardcath, 588. Armagh, 134, Athenesius, Kil- 
breedy and Balinvana, 68. Athenry, 134. Aughagour, 44. 
Aughana, 77. Aughavoe, 77. Augnamullen, West, 133.—Ba- 
lentemple, 133. Ballinacourtney, 134. Ballinakill and other 
Placés, 77. Ballinamore, 244. Ballinrobe, 152. Ballisodare, 
133. Ballycommon and Philipstown, 148. Ballyhooly, 134. 
Bally Lancen, 405. Ballylongford, 134. Ballymacue and 
Drumloman, 77. Ballyporeen, 77. Ballyragget, 133. Bally- 
roan, 56. Balmerino, 134. Bamford, Samuel, 237. Bargy and 
West Shielmaleer, 134. Barnacoola, 249. Barnsley, Chairman 
and Secretary of the Radical Association, 134. Barrendarrig, 68. 
Bath, 134. Birr, 63. Blackditches (Two Petitions), 68. lis- 
land, 183. Bourney and Corbatley, 133. Bradford, Wilts, 110. 
Bray, 68. Bridgwater, 134. Bristol, 134. Buttevant, 325. 
—Caher, 73. Ca and other Places, 133. Cambridge, 134. 
Canice, Saint, 133. Carberry and Dunforth, 249. Carne, Ladies’ 
Island and Saint Iberius, 134. Carrickedmond, 68. Carrickma- 
cross, 77. Carigeen, 133. Cashel, 134. Castle Iney, 77. 
Castleterra, 249. Castletown Roche, 134. Catherine, St., 133. 
Charleville, 134. Chelmsford, 134. Clahane and Ballyduff, 134. 
Clarah, 133. Clare Galway, 134. Clemanto and Tubrid, 133. 
Clonalvey, 588. Cloncha,77. Cloncagh, 405. Clondalkin, 249. 
Clonelty, 133. Clonen, 77. Clones, 56. Clones, East, 134. 
Clonleigh, 77. Clonloo, 77. Clonmany, 77. Cloonclare, 529. 
Cloonguish, 40. Collumbkill, 68. Cong, 152. Coolcappagh, 
134. Cork (Three Petitions), 68. Cranbrook, 134. Crawford, 
W. (Chairman of the Radical Club), 133. Creagh and Tullow, 
40. Crewe and Clooncraft, West, 134. Croagh, 405. Crookes- 
town, 417. Croom and Banogue, 405. Culdaff, 77. Currin, 56. 
Curry, 133.—Dainsfort, 136. Dalkey, 68. Denn, 77. Derby, 
133. Derrygrath,77. Derrypatrick, &amp;c., 588. Devizes, 134. 
Donamaggan and Kilmaganny, 136. Donoughmore, 73. Do- 
nough Patrick, 134. Douglas, Robert Kellie, 134. Dromard, 
_183. Drumachose and Belteagh, 249. Drumcliffe,77. Drum- 
lane, 77. Duagh, 134. Dublin, 73. Dublin, St. Audeon, 77. 
Dublin, St. Paul’s, 56. Dudley, 134. Dunboyne and Kilbride, 
596. Duncormack, Kellag, Kilcone, Kilmanan and Ballicon- 
nick, 134. Dundalk, 134. Dungiven, 249. Dunlavan, Do- 
noughmore and Donard, 163. Dunsford, 273. Dysart Galen, 
133.—Easky, 133. Edgeworthstown, 68. Edinburgh Radical 
Association, Committee of Management of, 134. Effin, 77. Eirke 
and other Places, 134. Emlafad and Kilmorgan, 152. Endel- 
lion, 133. Enniskillen, 249. Evesham, 134.—Fahen and Dy- 
se y, 134. Falmouth, 134. Ferriter, 134. Forfar, 134. 
Freshford and Three Castles, 133.—Galloon, 56. Glanmire, 
Upper, 68. Glasgow and West Scotland Power-loom Tenters’ 
Association (Chairman of), 227. Glaunalaney, 56. Good, John 
Chairman of a Meeting of Inhabitants of Brighthelmstone), 133. 
orey, 134. Gormanstown, 56. Granard, 40. Grange and 
Grove, 136. Grantham, 134.—Harlow and Epping, 133. ‘Holly- 
wood, 134. Holywell, 491. Howth, 134.—Ightermurrough, 134. 
Inniskeel, 249. Innismacsaint, Devonish and Boho, 77. Inis- 
tioge, 491. Ittagh and Kilcoleman, 133.—Kanturk, 216. Kells, 
136. Kew, Saint, 133. Kilbeagh, 152. Kilbegnet and Dona- 
mon, 152. Kilcoleman, 134. Kilcoleman and Castlemore, 152. 
Kilcolman, 152. Kilcullen, 56. Kileummin, 134. Kildallen, 
133. Kildallon, 133. Kildorrery and other Places, 134. Kil- 
flyn, 249. Kilfree, 77. Kilgiven, 152. Kilglass, 290. Kil- 
kenny, 56. Kilkenny, St. John’s, 249. Kilkenny, West, 134. 
Killamery and other Places, 133. Killashee, 290. Killeagh, 
Ardagh and Dangan, 134. Killeen and Dunsany, 631. Kille- 
naule, 133, Killerry, 77. Killgarvan, 249. Killiney and Strad- 
pally, 134. Killmackalen, 77. Killmore, 133. Killoe, 68. 
Ki yshandra, 77. Kilmacdonough, 152. Kilmacshalgon, 133, 
Kilmactigue, 133. Kilmactranny and other Places, 77. Kilmal- 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCU. (1820—1837.) 


I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Election by Ballot—continued. 


In favour thereof—continued. 

lock and Ballingaddy, xc. 77. Kilmesson, 588. Kilronan, 134. 
Kiltivock, 491. Kiltoghart, 73. Kiltubride, 244. Kilvine, 152. 
Kilworth, 134. Kirkenriola, 249. Knaresborough, 133. Knock- 
mark and Cullmullen, 56.—Lacken, 68. Laracor and Gallow, 
588. Leith (Secretary of the Radical Political Union), 134. 
Leominster, 133. Limerick, 1384. Lisdowney, 136. Lisgoold, 
134, Liskeard, 134. Lismore, 134. Liverpool, 134. — 
40. Lusk, 134. Lusk, East, 134.—Mabyn, Saint, 133. Mag- 
herafelt, 491. Maglas and other Places, 249. Maidstone, 134. 
Mallow, 134. Marylebone, St., 136. Mary, St., and St. Peter, 
Rathmines, 134. iddleton, 134. Minver, St., 133. Moancoin, 
68. Mold, 133. Monaghan, 56. Moville, 133. Mountain, 208. 
Mountmelick, 249. Moycullen, 134. Mullinabreena, 152. Mun- 
terconnaught and Condishenns, 77.—Naul, 134. Navan, 588. 
Neale, 152. Nenagh and Lisbonny, 133. Newark-upon-Trent, 
148. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 133. Newmarket (Cork), 134. 
Newport, 133, 134. Nicholas, St., 134. Nohill, 618. North- 
ampton, 134. Norwich, 133.—QOdorney, 134. Old Town and 
Palmerstown, 249. Oramore, 134. Oxford, 133.—Presteign, 
384.—Radical Club and others, Members of, (Two Petitions), 381. 
Rathclone, 133. Rathdowney, 56. Rathdrum, 163. Rathfar- 
nam, 134. Rathkeale, 134. Ratoath, 134. Ratoo, Killury and 
Ballyheig, 134. Richmond ages 133. Ripon, 133. % 
133. Rosbercon,77. Rosenallis, 249. Ross, New, 410.—Sarum, 
New, 63. Scrabby and Columbkill, East, 40. Shruel, 134. 
Skryne and Rathfoigh, 312. Sligo, St. John, 77. Spiddle, 84. 
Stradbally, 77.—Tarbert, 134. Taunagh, 77. Taunton, 134. 
Templeboy, 77. Templecrone, 133. Templemore,77. Termon- 
feckin, 133. Thomastown, 133. Thurles, 73. Tonbridge (Two 
Petitions), 134. Toumour and Drumratt, 133. Tralee, 136. 
Tramore, 405. Trowbridge, 110. Truro, 134. Tudy, St., and 
St. Breward, 133. Tullamoore, 381. Tulleroan, 136. Tydave- 
net, 133. Tyholland, 133.—Urlingford, 133. Urney and Anneg- 
cliffe, 77.—Valentia, 134.—Wadebridge, 133. Walmesley, Joshua, 
President of the Liverpool Tradesmen’s Reform Association, 
133. Warwick, County, 148. Watford, 601. Westport, 44. 
Wherry and Tissarin, 133. Wigan, 133. Worcester, 134.— 
Yarmouth, Great, 133. 


892. Praying the House to adopt Vote by Ballot, to abolish 
the Rate-paying Clauses in the Reform Act, and to shorten the 
duration of Parliaments; From Gloucester, xc. 134. Pollok- 
shaws, 546. 


893. In favour of Election by Ballot; From Inhabitants of 
London, Westminster and Southwark, Members of the Metropoli- 
tan Political Union, txxxv. 572, p.————In favour of Election by 
Ballot, and complaining of the Proceedings of a Committee on a 
Private Bill in the last Parliament; From William Holmes, Mayor 
of Arundel, txxxvi. 768.———In favour ; From Queen’s County, 
LXXXvI. 722, Pp. Navan, 874, p. Manchester Political Union, 
LXXXVII. 70. 


894, Against Election by Ballot and Universal Suffrage ; 
From Bristol, txxxvi. 310, p.———Against; From Exeter, 
LXXXVI. 324, p.——Praying the House not to sanction Vote by 
Ballot; Of Electors of Lewes, xc1. 426.———Against the adop- 
tion of the Ballot in the Election of Members to serve in Parlia- 
ment; Of the Chairman of a Meeting of Electors and Inhabitants 
of Worcester, xcu. 21. 


895. For the adoption of Vote by Ballot; From Brighton, xct. 
224. New Sarum, 277. Lewis; Bath; 326. Great Yarmouth ; 
Stoke-upon-Trent ; 348. Tullamore and Kilbride, 438. Chatham; 
Bristol; Bedminster ; Dudley ; Members of the Cartwright Club ; 
547. Office-bearers and Members of the Glasgow Political 
Union, 589. Temple, 606. Brecon, 638. James Bulkeley, 
651. Leamington Priors, 680.——JIn favour; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Bribery at Elections; From Bathgate ; 
Blackburn; xc. 173. Wrexham, 181. St. Mary, Redcliff, 
Bristol, 201. Bristol, 201. Tormoham, 296. Rye; Kingston- 
upon-Hull; Dawlish, Kenton and Powderham; Brixham; 

ithycombe Raleigh; St. Nicholas Stokeinteignhead and 
Combeinteignhead ; East Budleigh ; Sidbury ; Salcombe Regis ; 
Lincoln; Honiton; Dartmouth; 304. Derby, 353. Stamford; 
John Drakard, of Stamford; 389. Shute, 418. Aylesbury, 
425. Members of the Brentford Political Union, 429. Liver- 

ool, 433. Aboyne and other Places, 464. Banchory Ternan, 

trachan and Durris, 476. St. Marylebone, 532. Ashton-under- 
Lyne, 648. Members of the Cartwright Club, St. Andrew’s, 

olborn, 661. 


896, That the Votes at the ensuing Election for Marylebone 
may be taken by Ballot; From John Savage, txxxvul. 512.——— 
That the Votes at the ensuing Election for the Borough of War- 
wick may be taken by Ballot; From certain Inhabitants of War- 
wick, Lxxxvi. 517, P.———That every Irishman may be per- 
mitted to Vote for his Representative in Parliament by Ballot; 
From Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Parishes in Dublin; txxxv. 
213, P. 

See supra, 107. 604; infra, 920. 1045, 1183. 1420. 1547. 
1548. 1558. 1644. 1956. 2016. 2079. 


Election Expenses : 
897. Complaining of certain Charges imposed by the Return- 
ing Officers at the late Election for Preston; From Henry Hunt, 
LXXXxIx. 80. 


Elective Franchise : 

898. Relative thereto; Of Freeholders of Morpeth, txxvi. 
100, P. Respecting the Elective Franchise of the Borough 
of Andover ; From Inhabitant Householders, Burgesses of An- 
dover, LXxxvi. 221, p.———In Ireland; Of Thomas Jordan, 


LXXX, 
90 








790 PETITION S— continued. 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Elective Franchise—continued. Elective Franchise—-continued. 


LXXX. 374, P. Of Thomas Flanagan of Sligo, uxxx1. 235, P. 
For the Extension thereof; Of Householders of Maidstone, 
Lxxx. 396, Pp. Inhabitant Householders of Rye, 427, P. 
Freeholders of Kingston-upon-Hull, uxxx1. 171, p. Of Owners 
of Freehold Lands and Houses in the City of Lincoln, 254, Pp. 
Of Inhabitant Householders of Rye, 292, vr. Of Freeholders of 
York, 308.———Of Inhabitants of Devonport, Lxxxu. 605, P. 
Of Inhabitants of the City of Lincoln and County of the 
same City, uxxxu. 136, p. Of Freeholders of the Town and 
County of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 155. Of Inhabitant Freeholders 


and others of Redruth, in the Hundred of Penwith in Cornwall, © 


193, p. Of Merchants, Manufacturers and others of Manchester, 
195, p. Of Free Burgesses and other Inhabitants of Liverpool, 
414, p.———From Sheffield, uxxxv. 96, p. Evesham, Lxxxvi. 
262, p. Waterford, Lxxxvi. 238. (Pp. 245.) For the privi- 
lege of sending Members to Parliament; From Manchester, 
LXxxu. 498, p.— ——For extending the right of Voting to all 
Householders, and for the adoption of Vote by Ballot; From 
Charles M‘Brier and others of Manchester, txxxvu1. 505.———— 
Praying the House to extend the Elective Franchise to all House- 
holders, for the Repeal of the Septennial Act, and for Vote by 
Ballot; From Walsall, xxxxvim. 281.—— For an Amendment 
thereof; Of Inhabitants of the City and County of Cork, txxxu. 
266, er. Of Inhabitants of Drogheda, txxx1. 413, p.———For 
the limitation thereof; Of the Bailiffs and Citizens of Lichfield 
and of several resident Freeholders of Lichfield, rxxx1v. 335, Pp. 
———-Submitting their claim to Representation in the event of 
a Forfeiture of the Elective Franchise of any other place; From 
Doncaster, Lxxx1x. 235, For extending the Elective Fran- 
chise to all Householders, and for Repeal of the Septennial Act ; 
From Cumnock, txxx1x. 309.———For an alteration thereof; 
Of Protestant Noblemen, Gentlemen and others of Clare, txxxtv. 
155, p.——— For a revision of that portion of the Reform of Par- 
liament (Ireland) Act which relates to Joint Tenants; From 
Individuals who occupy certain Premises in Belfast; txxx1x. 87. 
For the Repeal of so much of the Statute of George I. as 
interferes with their ancient right of Voting for Chief Officers and 
Parliamentary Representatives ; From Inhabitants of Castle 
Baynard, txxxv. 496, p.————That the Elective Franchise in 
Scotland may be reduced from £.10 to £.5; From Cults, 
LXXxvil. 567, P.———For continuing to return One Member; 
From Saltash, txxxvi. 503, Pp. For an additional Represen- 
tative for the County ; From Justices of the Peace of Glamorgan, 
LXXXVI. 495, p.——-——- From Inhabitant Householders of the Parish 
of Taunton St. James, that they may participate in the Elective 
Franchise with those who live in the Borough of Taunton; 
LXXxvi. 511, pP. From Inhabitants of Totness, complaining 
of the right of Election for that Borough, and praying for exten- 
sion of the Elective Franchise, txxxvi. 240, p. Complaining 
of abuses in the Corporation of Dundalk, and praying for exten- 
sion of the Elective Franchise; From Merchants of Dundalk, 
LXXXVI. 37. For extension of the Privilege of voting at 
Elections for Knights of the Shire; From Holders of Chattel 
Leases, or derivative Titles thereunder, Householders of Ireland, 
Lxxxvi. 182.—From Inhabitants of Londonderry, for the exercise 
of the Elective Franchise as granted under the Charter of that 
City, Lxxxvi. 402, p. ——~— For extension of the Elective Fran- 
chise to the Masters of Arts of Dublin University ; From Frank 
Hewson, txxxvi. 419. For the right of returning a Mem- 
ber; From Cavan, txxxvi. 477, p.—For assimilating the Fran- 
chise of Dublin University with that exercised in the Universities 
of Oxford and Cambridge; From Provost, Fellows and Scholars 
of the Holy and Undivided Trinity of Queen Elizabeth near Dub- 
lin, LXxxvi. 592, p.———That their Rights and Privileges may 
not be withdrawn from them; From Queenborough, txxxv1. 
404, p.—=——That resident Free Burgesses, as well those now 
existing as those hereafter to be admitted, may vote for that 
Borough; From Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Lxxxvi. 404, P. 
That they may vote for Haverfordwest in conjunction with St. 
David’s, Fishguard and Newport ; From Inhabitants of the Village 
of Prendergast adjoining to and forming a Suburb of the Town 
and County of Haverfordwest, txxxvi. 457, p.————For the con- 
tinuance of Elective Franchise; From Freemen of the City of 
Durham resident in London, txxxvi. 551, p. Poor Voters of 
Taunton, 776, p.———Against disfranchising the Eastern Divi- 
sion of Fife Burghs; From Anstruther, Easter; Pittenweem ; 
LXXxVI. 424, p.———That the Ministers of the Church of Scot- 
land may be entitled to vote for Representatives in Parliament; 
From John Grierson, Moderator of the Presbytery of Dumblane, 
LXXXVI. 487, p.———That the University of Edinburgh may be 
represented in Parliament; From Medical Society of Edinburgh, 
LXXXVI. 507, P.———For extending the Elective Franchise to 
unmarried Women; From Mary Smith; Motion for printing 
withdrawn, Lxxxvi1. 551.———For extension of the Elective 
Franchise to all Inhabitant Householders, and for curtailing the 
Duration of Parliaments ; Of Inhabitants of Blackburn, xc. 316. 
——— Praying the House to extend the Parliamentary Franchise 
to all Burgesses created by the Municipal Reform Bill; Of Bur- 
“— and Inhabitants of Colchester, xc1. 227, ———Praying the 
fouse to adopt measures for securing to every Elector a free, 
unbiassed and independent Vote ; From Stourbridge, xcu. 156. 
———For Extension; From Chelmsford, xc. 384. Shefford, 
371. Brighton Radical Registration and Patriotic Association 
(Chairman), 492..—-—For extending the Elective Franchise to 
every Householder; From, Ackworth, xcu. 148. Bathgate, 383. 
Bradford (York), 331.—Chatham, 464. Cumnock, 381.—Dun- 
dee, 476. Dunfermline, 464. 492.—Fenwick, 324. Finsbury, 492. 
Fullarton and Halfway, 324.—Glasgow and West of Scotland, 
Power-loom Tenters’ Association, Chairman of, 476.—Irvine, 324. 
—Knaresborough, 429.—Leicester, 324. Liverpool, 324.—Maryle- 








For extending the Elective Franchise, &amp;c.—continued. 

bone, St., xci1. 476.— Northampton, 263.—Ovenden, 472.—Paisley, 
249. Pollockshaws, 476.—Scotland, Chairman of the National 
Radical Association of, 492. Shields, South, 273. Stonehaven, 
492.—Yarmouth, Great, 472..———Praying for the adoption ‘of 
Household Suffrage, Vote by Ballot and Triennial Parliame 
and the Abolition of the Property Qualification of Members of 
Parliament; Of Inhabitants of Birmingham, xcu. 618,——Jp 
favour; From Dublin, xc. 73. Kettering, 601. Rochdale, 336, 
Southowram (Chairman of a Meeting), 588. Stonehouse, 381, 
———In favour of Universal Suffrage, Vote by Ballot, Annual 
Parliaments and the removal of the Property Qualification of 
Members of Parliament; From, Cairneyhill, xc1. 399. Cocker. 
mouth, 134, Edinburgh, 383. Fleckney, 399. Galashiels, 399, 
Keighley, 381. Lambeth, Chairman of a Meeting of Inhabitants 
snl Retaneaiets of, 44, London, 383. Paddington, Chairman, 
Librarian and Secretary of the Society of Free Inquirers, Star 
Street, 149. Rawreth, 383. Wickford, 383. See supra, 652; 
infra, 1545, &amp;e., 1554, &amp;c. 


Elliott, William : 


899. Complaining that he was obliged to take out a Special 
License for his Vessel, restricting him to trade within certain 
Limits, notwithstanding the existence of an Exception, which 
— the necessity of such License being taken out; Of 

illiam Elliott, xc1. 249. 330. 


Ely, Marquess of :—See infra, 2151. 


Embankments of Rivers : 
900. In favour thereof; From Landholders of Ireland ; txxxv1. 
457, P. 572, P. 592. 


Embleton, John: 4 

901. Complaining of the Seizure of his Ship; txxvir1. 332, p, 
Emigration : 

902. For means to emigrate to Quebec; From, Anderston and 


Brounfield, Mechanics, &amp;c., xxv. 403.—— Relative to Emi- 
gration to Canada; From Doon, Lxxx. 438, p. 


903. For the Encouragement thereof; Of Farmers, Artizans 
and Labourers of the Manor of Dromahair, commonly called the 
Fox Property, in Leitrim, and of Persons, with their Families, 
Householders and Artificers, of the Baronies of Coonagh and 
Owneybeg, txxx1. 166. ———Of Inhabitants of the Burgh of 
Pollockshaws, 388, P. 


904. To facilitate the Means of Emigration; From, Belfast, 
Inhabitants, txxxm1. 210, p. Breadalbane, Inhabitants, 226, p, 
—Chelsea Hospital, Society of Out-Pensioners, 471, p.—Glas- 

ow, Board of Ordnance, Out-Pensioners, 471, p. Glasgow, 
Taeekgnation Societies, 313. Glasgow, Emigration Society, 126, p. 
Glasgow, Inhabitants, 126. 432, p—Hamilton, Operatives, 226, P. 
Hamilton, Weavers, 321.—Johnson, William, Secretary to the 
Manchester Second Emigration Society, 207, p.—Lanark County, 
Operatives, 226, Pp. Lisburn, 177, Pp. Laundon Parish Emigra- 
tion Society, 83.—Paisley, Friendly Emigration Society (No. 1), 
226, Pp. Paisley, Hibernian Protestant Emigration Society, 126, P. 
Paisley, 471, p.—Renfrew, Irish Friendly Emigration Society, 
150, P. 

905. To facilitate the Means of Emigration; From the fol- 
lowing Emigration Societies ; Charleston, txxx1v. 271, p.—Glas- 
gow, 60,P. Glasgow, Hutchinstown, 342. Glasgow, Charleston, 
271, Pp. Glasgow, Out-Pensioners, 355, p. Glasgow, Thirteen 
Emigration Societies, 271, p.— Hamilton, 271, p.— Paisley 
(No. 1), 218, p. Paisley, Irish Friendly, 271, p.———From, 
Glasgow, Naval and Military Out-Pensioner Society, txxxv. 159. 
Glasgow, United Emigration Societies, 423.—Hutcheson’s Emi- 

ration Society, 423.—Lanarkshire, Emigration Society, 184.— 
Wigston, Great, 548. From, Ballymacarret, Lxxxvi. 57, P. 
—Cork, 202, p.—Inhabitants of Kilfian, txxxvi. 558, p.—Henry 
Story, 662. From, Rathkeale, txxxvi. 149. Cheltenham, 
208. Manchester, 497. 


906. For an Inquiry as to the disposal of Waste Lands in the 
Colonies for the beneficial Emigration of the Labouring Classes ; 
From, Landowners, Merchants and others interested in the miti- 
gation of the existing Evils of Pauperism arising from a redund- 
ant Population, rxxxvi. 202, p.——— From William Parker, 
containing Suggestions on the subject of Emigration, and for an 
Examination of the same, Lxxxvi. 667.——Against the Plan 
proposed in the Bill of last Session, enabling Parishes to mortgage 
their Poor’s Rates for furthering Emigration; From Stockport, 
LXXxvI. 931. - For protection of Passengers emigrating; 
From Londonderry City, txxxvul. 554. For a Commutation 
of his Vicarage to enable him to emigrate; From Reverend Henry 
Morgan, one of the Vicars of St. Nicholas, Galway, txxxvutt. 695. 
———For a Bill which may place the carrying of a. 
upon a just and humane footing, and which may subject Parties 


engaged as Emigrant Shippers to a cma A Jurisdiction in 


cases of Breach of Contract; From Mayor, Magistrates, Mer- 
chants and Inhabitants of Liverpool, Lxxx1x. 377. Com- 
plaining of having lost a part of their Money by the fraudulent 
Conduct of David A. Nelson, the Agent at Glasgow of Mr. 
Edward Walkinshaw, of Liverpool; From Twelve Emigrant 
Passengers who engaged and paid in Glasgow their Passage to 
Quebec, ixxxix. 404.———For constraining Persons proposing to 
emigrate to give intimation of their intention; Of Magistrates an 
others of Aberdeen, xc. 368. 
907. Complaining of the inefficient manner in which Ships 
employed in onavering Emigrants are built and manned}; From, 
Kirkcaldy, xc. 366. Cupar, 469. Canongate, 548. ey, 
See supra, 23. 541. 884; infra, 988. 1043. 1624, &amp;e. 1628. 


Emsworth 











PETITIONS—continued. 791 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Emsworth Oyster Fishery : 

908. Complaining of the Destruction of that Fishery, and for 
Inquiry; From Emsworth, txxxvin. 520.——Complaining of 
Abuses in the Oyster and other Fisheries in the Harbour of Ems- 
worth, Langstone and Bosham, and of the Distress of the Persons 
engaged therein; From Bosham and Langstone and Emsworth, 
Lxxx1x. 284. Emsworth, &amp;c., 351. 


Encroachments on Commons :—See supra, 558. 


Enfield Ordnance Establishment : 
909. Against the Continuance thereof; From Inhabitants of 
Birmingham ; Gunmakers of London; ixxxv. 228, p. 


Engraving : bag 
910. For Encouragement and Protection inthe Art of Engrav- 
ing; Of George T. Doo, John Pye and others, xc1. 566. 


Enlistment, Foreign : 

911. Complaining of the Foreign Enlistment Act; Of Josiah 
Taylor, Chairman of a Meeting at St. Saviour’s, Southwark, 
LXXVI1I. 63.———For Repeal of the Seventh and Eighth Sections 
of the Foreign Enlistment Act; From Guardians, Trustees and 
Wardens of the Gun Barrel Proof House, and of Manufacturers 
of Fire Arms and Warlike Stores in Birmingham; 1txxxu1. 
498, P. 


Entails : 

912. Complaining of the Evils that have arisen under the 
existing Law of Scotland regarding Entails; From Freeholders, 
Heritors and others of the County of Inverness; Lxxxrv. 22, P. 
——-For an Alteration of the Law of Entail; From James 
Murray M‘Culloch, txxxvi. 367, p.———For amending the exist- 
ing Law of Entails; From Tenants of Birse, xxxxvi. 598.——— 
For the Abolition or Amendment of the Law of; From Glasgow, 
Lxxxix. 423. Paisley, 460. Greenock, 473. -For an Alter- 
ation of the Law relating thereto; Of Provost, Bailies and Town 
Council of Paisley, xc. 330.——For the Abolition of Entails 
and the Law of Primogeniture ; From Members of the Political 
Union and other Inhabitants of Kilmarnock, txxxvu. 291. 


Episcopal Regulations :—See supra, 737. 


Episcopal Unions : 
913. Of Protestant Inhabitants of Kyle, relative thereto, Lxxx. 
392, Pp. See infra, 1423. 
Epping Forest : 
914. For a Grant of part of the Waste Land therein, belonging 
to the Crown, for the purposes of Cultivation; From the there- 
undersigned, Lxxxv1. 231. 


Equitable Adjustment :—Seesupra, 487. 685; infra, 1011. 1240, 
Escoffery, John :—See infra, 1164. 
Essequibo :—See infra, 1764. 


Established Church :—See supra, 409, &amp;c. 857. 859. 862; infra, 
1629. 


Evans’s Charities : 

915. Complaining of the Conduct of the Trustees; From 
Inhabitants of Kilkenny ; but notice being taken that the same was 
in effecta Petition fora Private Bill, it was withdrawn, Lxxxi11. 
457. 


Everitt, William Strongbow : 
916. Complaining of the persecution of himself and family, 
and of the destruction of his property, in consequence of his refusal 
to compensate a former Tenant o his Farm; From William Strong- 
bow Everitt, of New Ross (Wexford), txxxvi. 402. 


Exchequer Court : ; 

917. Complaining of Abuses in the Practice of the Court; 
From William Wright, and of Attornies of the Metropolis, rxxv. 
418, P, For Compensation; From Joseph Mathers, Clerk of 
the Writs on the Pleas Side of the Court of Exchequer, Ireland, 
Lxxvi. 62. See supra, 649 ; infra, 963. 


Exchequer Distresses : 
918. Complaining of being subjected to a Distress in conse- 
quence of his not having entered a Shopman; From James Huff- 
man, of Peterborough, Lxxxu1. 589, P. 


Excise : 
‘919. Complaining of Excise Licenses Act; From Maltsters of 
Norwich and Great Yarmouth, ixxvi1. 390, p. Maltsters of Ips- 
wich, 395, p.———Complaining of gross Oppression under the 
Excise Laws; From James Butchart, uxxvi. 321, Pp. William 
Driver, of Yarm, 420, p.——— For a Remission of Excise Duties ; 
From Victuallers of Ramsgate, and of the Isle of Thanet, uxx1x. 
; 16, p,———For a Reduction thereof on Excise Licenses; From 
Licensed Vintners and Spirit Retailers of Dundalk, txxx. 140, rp. 
Spirit Retailers of Buncrana and other Places, 338, p. Licensed 
, Innkeepers, &amp;c. of Londonderry, 102, p.———Complaining of 
t Informalities under the Excise Laws in the District of Exeter ; 
From William Birt, of Exeter, xxx. 293.———Complaining of 
t an Information exhibited against him; From Robert Fulton of 
&gt; Malin, Ennishowen, uxxx. 625, p.———Complaining of Im- 
&gt; prisonment; From Francis M‘Nally, txxx. 631, p.———Com- 
1 plaining of Duties, and pra &lt;= Relief; From Hotel-keepers 
resident in the County of the City of Limerick, uxxx1. 375, p. 
——— Prisoners eens Mr for Offences against the Excise Laws, 
for Relief; In the Gaol of Aberdeen, rxxxu. 491, p.———Com- 
plaining of the vexatious operation of the Excise Laws; John Corrie, 
Lxxx111. 300. Thomas Smith, and Charles Cook, 300, p.————-The 
Wife and Children of John Catlow, complaining of his Imprison- 








GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Excise—-continued. 





ment, LXxxul. 517. For the Amendment of the Excise Laws ; 
Landholders and others of Aberdeen; xxx. 511, p.——Free- 
holders, &amp;c. of the County of Inverness, txxx1v. 22, p. Land- 
holders, &amp;c. of the County of Dumbarton, 305.———Of Pro- 
collectors of Excise for increase of Retired Allowances; Brought 
up, read and withdrawn, Lxxxvi. 703. For diminishing the 
xpense of Excise Licenses; From Persons licensed to sell Ale, 
Spirituous Liquors and Wine, resident in or near the City of Ely, 
LXXXxvill, 36.———Complaining of the manner in which Offences 
inst the Excise Laws have lately been disposed of in the shape 
of Compromise; From James Sim, txxxvi1. 420,——— For repeal 
of so much of the Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. c. 53, as empowers 
Officers of Excise to seize on Articles which had been the property 
of Manufacturers, after such articles had become the property of 
bona fide Purchasers; From the President and Secretary of the 
Chamber of Commerce, Dublin, ixxxvint. 444.———Complaining 
of his Imprisonment for Penalties under the Excise Laws, and 
praying the consideration of the House; From Henry Hatch, a 
Crown Debtor in Bath Gaol, txxx1x. 243.———Complaining of 
the seizure of a quantity of Soap on his Premises, and his Im- 
prisonment for Penalties incurred thereon; From Henry Hatch, 
a Crown Debtor in Bath Gaol, txxx1x. 569.———For revision 
of the Excise Laws ; From Donegal, xc. 527.——For making it 
imperative upon Persons employed in the Excise to contribute 
towards a Fund for relief to ete and Orphans; Of Officers of 
Excise in the Whitby Collection, xc1. 212.—~—For amendment 
of Law relating to Excise Licenses; From Belfast, xcu. 405. 
Waterford, 430. See supra, 122; infra, 970. 1451. 





Executors : 


920. Stating that by the Law as it now stands, an Executor who 
may have a claim upon the estate of a Testator is enabled to pay 
himself in full out of the proceeds of the estate, to the prejudice of 
every other Creditor, and praying for repeal of the Law; From 
William Redyard, txxxvi. 154.——For the amendment of the 
Law relating to Executors, and for altering and simplifying the 
Laws generally, in order to render justice more cheap; for the 
abolition of Tithes; for Triennial Parliaments, and Vote by Ballot ; 
From John Martin, rxxxvimi. 244. 


Exeter, Bishops’ Court :—See supra, 858. 
Exeter Corporation : 


921. Against the Forfeitures of the personal Estates of Felons 
being vested in the Corporation of Exeter; From James Terrell, 
LXXXIv. 368, P. Complaining of certain Local Taxes levied 
by the Corporation of Exeter, on Goods imported into, or ex- 
ported from, the Port of Topsham; From Barnstaple, rxxxvim. 
341. Collumpton, 215. Crediton, 168. Exmouth, 168. Honi- 
ton, 235. Ottery, St. Mary, 168. Sidmouth, 168. Topsham, 
168. 





Exeter Grammar School :—See infra, 1273. 
Exeter Town Dues: 


922. Complaining of certain Dues levied by the Corporation 
of Exeter on Coals imported into the Port of Teignmouth; From 
Teignmouth, xc. 317. 


Expenditure, Public :—See infra, 1679. 
Extents in Aid: 


923. Complaining of the Laws relating to Extents in Aid; 
From Merchants of Pon ag LXxvi. 499, p.———Of Bankers and 
others of Stafford, Worcester and Warwick, txxvu. 200, Pp. 
Iron Masters of Salop, 200. 


Extra-parochial Places: 


924. For making Extra-parochial Places contributory to the 
Rates for the maintenance of the Poor; From, Canterbury, 
Lxxxvi. 514. Chester, 378.—Guildford, 403.—Holborn, St. 
Andrew, 403.— Kingston-upon-Hull, 403.— Lincoln, 625.— 
Stephens, Joseph and others, 406.—Uppingham, 443.———Com- 

laining that the greater part of the Lands within that Parish, 
se extra-parochial, are not rated to the repair of the Roads ; 
From Northampton, St. Giles, xxxx1x. 143,———Complaining that 
he is unable to obtain a License for the Sale of Beer and other 
Exciseable Liquors, on account of his House being situated in an 
Extra-parochial Place ; From George Thorpe, in St. Michael’s 
Island, in the River Isis, xxxx1x. 174. For compelling Extra- 

arochial Places to contribute to the maintenance of the Poor; 

rom Chester, txxx1x. 351.—Ely, 260.—Holborn, St. Andrew 
and St. George the Martyr, Middlesex (Two Petitions), 388. 


Extra Post :—See infra, 1653. 
Eyles, John :—See Committees, 1063. 


Factories Act: 


925. Complaining of the dismissal from their Employment in 
consequence of having given Evidence before the Committee, and 
raying for Compensation; From C. Stewart and Alexander 
eans, LXxxvil. 534, p.————For Compensation in consequence 
of having been disabled by working as a Weaver, brought up and 
read; but not being recommended by the Crown, was not received ; 
From John Mears, txxxvul. 571.———For Sums to enable them 
to proceed with the proofs demanded of them ; Offered; but not 
being recommended by the Crown, was not received, LXxxvit. 585. 
———In favour of the Bill of last Session; From Idle, uxxxvitt. 
58.———For a Law to regulate the Hours of Labour for young 
Children in Mills and Factories; From Bolton, Great and Little, 
Lxxxvit. 127.—————For further 8 i ; From Derby, .xxxvit, 
200. Master Cotton Spinners and Manufacturers, 200.—— 
Against 





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PETITION S—continued. 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Factories Act—continued. 

Against the issue of a Commission for further Inquiry; From 
Bolton, txxxvii. 166. Members of the Society for the Improve- 
ment of the Condition of Factory Children, 166.———That a 
Commission may be appointed to inquire into the expediency of 
the measure; From Ashton-under-Lyne, &amp;Kc., LXxxvitl. 530.— 
Blackburn, 260. Blairgourie, 379. Bury, 258.—Hyde, 258. 
Lancaster, 211.—Master Cotton Spinners and others, 404.—Pres- 
ton, 260.—Rochdale, 260.—Staly Bridge, 258. Stirling, 379. 
———-Complaining of their characters having been aspersed by a 
Witness examined hefore the Committee of last Session, and pray- 
ing for redress; From Vernon Royle, Thomas Crompton and 
George Harper, .xxxvit. 632.———For the amendment of the 
Factories Regulation Act; From Operatives, Parents of Children 
and others, employed in the Woollen Manufactories of Hawick, 
LXXxIx. 260. 


926. For the Repeal or Amendment of the Factories’ Regulation 
Act; From, Alverthorpe-cum-Thornes, xc. 134.—Batley and 
Batley Carr, Operatives and Parents of Children employed in the 
Woollen Mills at, 136. Bingley, 21. Bolton (Two Petitions), 
317.327. Bradford (York), Inhabitants of, 151. 206. Burley, 
193. Bury (Lancaster), 116.—Calverly-cum-Farsley, Operatives 
of, 136. Chorley, 367.—Golcar, Mill-owners of, 136. Golcar, 
Operatives of, 136. Gomersall,42. Guiseley, Operatives of, 136. 
—Halifax, 340. Horrocks, Miller &amp; Co., Operative Spinners, 
&amp;c. in the Employ of, 136. Horsforth, 144. uddersfield, 189. 
Huddersfield, Meeting at Netheroyd Hill, 496. Huddersfield, 
Spring Street Chapel, 496.—Keighley, 424. Keighley, Parents 
of Children working in the Cotton and Worsted Mills in, 136. 
Keswick, 382.—Leeds, Master Flax Spinners of, 136. Leeds, 
Overlookers, Operatives and Parents of Children employed in 
Flax Mills in, 136. Leeds, Overlookers, &amp;c. connected with labour 
in the Worsted Mills in, 136. Lingards, Mill-owners of, 136. 
Lingards, Operatives of, 136. Linthwaite, Mill-owners of, 136. 
Linthwaite, Operatives of, 136. Longwood, Mill-owners of, 136. 
Longwood, Operatives of, 136.—Manchester, Inhabitants of, 537. 
Marsden, &amp;c., Mill-owners of, 136. Marsden, &amp;c. Operatives of, 
136. Middlehurst, Charles, 288. Mill Operatives, 201. Mill 
Operatives in the Employ of Mr. Bould, 151.—Newtown, Manu- 
facturers of, 189. Newtown, Workmen of, 189.—Oldham, 537. 
— Preston, 193. Preston, Cotton Spinners and others of, 508. 
578. Preston, Operative Cotton Spinners at, 496. 537. Pudsey, 
Manufacturers of, 42. Pudsey, Operatives of, 42.—Rawden, 201. 
Renfrew, 488. Rochdale, 406.—Scammonden, Mill-owners of, 
136. Scammonden, Operatives of, 136. Slaithwaite, Mill-owners 
of, 136. Slaithwaite, Operatives of, 136. ieee 206. 
Stockport, 537. Swainson, Birleys &amp; Co., Operative Spinners, 
Rovers, &amp;c. employed by them, 136.—Todmorden, 317. Turner, 
James, 359.—Watts, Wrigley &amp; Sons, (Halifax), Mill Operatives 


in their erg 151. Wigan, 288.—York, Mill-owners, &amp;c. 
idin 


in the West g of, 136. 


927. For Repeal or Amendment of the Factories’ Regulation 
Act; From Ashton-under-Lyne, xc1. 304. 337. Ashton-under- 
Lyne, Teachers of St. Peter’s Church Sunday School, 337. Ashton- 
under-Lyne, Taunton Sunday School, 337. Ashton-under-Lyne, 
Michael, St., Church Sunday School, 337. Ashton-under-Lyne, 
Time Bill Committee of, 337. Ashton-under-Lyne, Mill Lane 
Sunday School, Conductors and Teachers of, 337.—Barnsley, 685. 
Batley, 425. Batley, Woollen Mill and Factory, Owners of, 833. 
Bell Factory, Operatives in, 446. Bethnal Green, 304. 330. 
Bethnal Green, St. Matthew, 268. Bethnal Green, Society of 
aes Weavers, 268. Bethnal Green, Bacon Street, Saint 

atthew’s, 351.—Bingley, 137. Blackburn, Inhabitants of, 756. 
Blackburn, Operatives of, 833. Bradford, 337. Bradford, 
“ony and Manufactures of, 425. Bradford, Worsted Spinners 
of, 425. Bridcoak’s, Messrs., Mill, Operatives in, 446. Bury, 
Persons employed in Cotton and Woollen Mills in, 304. Bury, 
Inhabitants of, 304. Bury, Medical Practitioners of, 337.~ 
Chorley, 268. 330. Chorley, Sunday School Teachers, 337. 
Cleckheaton, 425. Croft Bank Factory, Operatives in, 446. 
Crosse Hall, 347.—Dewsbury, 304. 446. Dutcar, Operatives in 
Mr. Greave’s Factory, 720. Dukinfield, 337. Dukinfield, Sun- 
day School, Teachers of, 296. Duncroft’s Mill, Operatives in, 
446.—Eccleshill, Idle and Shepley, 425.—Farsley, 437.—Gleed- 
hill’s Mills, Oldham, 446.—Halifax, 330. 337. 446. Holliday’s 
Mill, Operatives, in 446. Holmfirth, 351. Horbury &amp; Ossett, 
H. H., Operative Woollen Manufacturer, 425. 517. Horsforth, 
425. Horton, Great, 337. Howard &amp; Moss’s Mill, Operatives in, 
446. Hoyland, High, 304. Huddersfield, 337. Huddersfield, 
Chairman of a Meeting of Inhabitants of, 720. Hyde, 720.—Idle, 
377.—Keighley, Chairman of a Meeting of the Inhabitants of, 
296. King Street Factory, Operatives in, 446. Knight, John, 
756.— Leeds, 337. 425. Leeds, Huddersfield and other Places, 
Delegates from, 587. Lion Dam, Oldham, 296. Lower Moor 
Factory, 446.—Manchester, 337. Manchester, Operative Cotton 
Spinners in the Employ of Robert Scholefield; Mr. Faulkner; 

r. Sandford; Ogden &amp; Sons; Mr. Houldsworth; Thomas 
Houldsworth; Lewis &amp; Williams, 268. 337. Mr. Barton, 
337. Mr. Fernley’s Mill; Mr. Bins; 347. Messrs. Clarke, 
(Three Petitions); Lord, Mrs.; Norris, Mr.; Guest, Mr.; Frane 
and Boardman, Mrs.; Gray, Benjamin; Ogden, R. and T.; 
Barton, Mr.;756. Manchester Central Committee of Power-loom 
Overlookers, 517. _ Manchester, Cotton-yarn Dressers of, 337. 
Manchester Short Time Central Committee, 756. Manchester, 
Operative Cotton Spinners and Piecers of, 337. Manchester, 
Operative Mechanics of, 337. Manchester, Power-loom Over- 
lookers of, 337. Manchester, Operative Weavers in the Employ of 
Messrs. Sterling and Beeton, 770. Mooney, Joseph, 720. 
Morley, 425.—Oakenshaw, 756. Oldham, 296. 720. Oldham, 
Mr. Emmott’s Factory, 296. Gleedhill’s Mills, 446. Messrs. 
Collinge and Lanarkshire, 728. Otley, 337.—Portsmouth, 268. 





Factories Act—continued. 


For Repeal or Amendment of—continued. 

Preston, xct.268. 315.347.7382. Pudsay, 142. 296.—Rawdon, 425, 
Renfrew, Operative Cotton Spinners, 756. Rowland’s Factory 
446.—Salford, Power-loom, Overlookers of, 337.—Slaithwaite, 296, 
Slaithwaite, Marsden Lingards, 269. Soothill, 441. pital 
Square, Operative Silk Weavers in the Employ of Messrs. Fand 
Gibson &amp; Co., 441. Staley Bridge, Persons employed in Cotton 
Mills and Factories, 756. Stockport, 296. 337. Stockport, 
Power-loom, Overlookers of, 3837. Stockport, Female Inhabitants 
of, 756.—Tillicoultry, 264.—Wakefield, 441. Waring’s Mill, 
Operatives in, 446. Werneth Factory, Oldham, Operatives in, 
446.—Yeadon, Guiseley and Esholt, 425. Yorkshire, Clergymen 
of the West Riding, 304. 


928. For restricting the Hours of Labour in Mills and 
Factories; From Ashton-under-Lyne, xc1. 606. Ashton-under- 
Lyne, Factory Labourers in the Employ of Messrs. James and 
John aay | 756. Ashton-under-Lyne, Factory Labourers 
pe i by Mr. Ralph Kershaw, 756. Ashton-under-Lyne, 
Labourers in the Employ of Mr. Oldham, 756. Ashton-under-Lyne, 
Labourers in the Employ of Mr. John Orrell, 756.—Bolton, 289, 
Bradford, 134. Bradford-Sunday School, Superintendents and 
Teachers in, 276. Bramley, 432.—Dukinfield, Labourers in the 
wr of Messrs. Hurdley and Hyde, 756.—Farsley, Stanningley, 
Pudsey and Bramley, 432.—Guiseley Esholt, 479.—Horsfort ‘ 
479. Huddersfield, 403.—Keighley, 119. Kei hley, Chairman 
of a Meeting of Spinners, &amp;c. of, 432.—Leeds, Inhabitants of, 432, 
—Manchester, Members of the Mechanics’ Temperance Society, 
213. Manchester, Power-loom Overlookers of, 276. Manchester, 
Card-loom Hands of, 479.~Ossett, 432.— Pudsey, 432.—Rawdon, 


479.—Stanningley, 482.—Warrington, 310.—Yeadon, 479. York, 
134, 


929. Petitions praying that the Factories Act may be effectually 
enforced; From Glenn of a Meeting at Bradford, York; 
Chorley; xc1. 416. 


930. For Amendment of the Factories Act; From, Allen, Mr. 
ev , Labourers in the Employ of, xcu. 272. Allen, Mr. 
Manchester), Operatives in the Teaher of, 617. Allen, Mr. 
earn Labourers and others in the wy af of, 277. Axon, 
harles (Heaton Norris), Labourers in the Employ of, 272. Bar- 
rett, Samuel os Factory Labourers in the Employ of, 
610. Barrhead, 601. Barton, Mr. (Manchester), Operatives in 
the Employ of, 617. Barton, Mr. (Manchester), Persons in the 
Employ of, 367. Beaver, Mr. John A. (Manchester), Persons in 
the Employ of, 362. Beever, Mr. John (Manchester), Labourers 
in the Employ of, 272. Bellhouse, Mr. ( wena’ Operatives 
in the Employ of, 226. Binley, Mr. (Manchester), Operatives in 
the Employ of, 331. Binns, Mr. (Manchester), Labourers in the 
Employ of, 272. Birley, Hugh (Manchester), Persons in the Em- 
ploy of, 367. Birley, Hugh, &amp; Co., Labourers in the Employ of, 
272. Birley &amp; Co., Messrs., Persons in the Employ of, 362. 
Birley &amp; Co., Messrs. (Manchester), Labourers in the Employ of, 
272. Bolton-le-Moors, Officers and Teachers of the Independent 
Sunday School, 617. Bowman, Messrs. &amp; Co., Labourers and 
others in the Employ of, 277. Bradford, 337. Bradford, York 
(Chairman of a Meeting), 68. Bridge Weir, Cotton Spinners, 
Carders, Tenters, &amp;c., oF Factory, 601. Cabinet Makers, Opera- 
tive, 277. Calton, Hand-loom Weavers, King-street District, 601. 
Carr, Mr. (Stockport), Operatives in the Employ of, 331. Carru- 
thers, Mr. (Manchester), Labourers in the Employ of, 272. 

Chorlton-upon-Medlock, 331. Christy, Mr. (Stockport), Facto: 
Labourers in the Employ of, 610. Clarke, Mr. (Manchester), 
Operatives in the Employ of, 610. Clark, Mr. (Manchester), 
Operatives in the Employ of, 617. Clark, Mr. (Manchester), 
Persons in the Employ of, 320. Colne, 237. Cowcaddens (Two 
Petitions), 601. Craws, Mr., Labourers and others in the Employ 
of, 277. Crewdson, Mr. (Manchester), Operative Spinners in the 
Employ of, 371. Crook, Mr., and others (Bolton-le-Moors), 
Persons in the Employ of, 362. Cross, Mr. (Mill Stot, Hillock, 
near Bolton), Operatives in the Employ of, 617. Douglas, Mr. 
William (Manchester), Labourers and others in the Employ of, 
277. Duntocher, 601. Duntocher (Seven Petitions), 601.—Edin- 
burgh, Chairman of the Radical Association of, 588. Edwards, 
Mr. (Manchester), Operatives in the Employ of, 272. Elderslie, 
601. Fernley, Mr. James (Manchester), Labourers in the Employ 
of, 272. Fernley, Mr. James (Manchester), Persons in the Em- 
ploy of, 367. Senden, Mr. (Stockport), Labourers and others in 
the Employ of, 277. Finnieston, 601. Glasgow, Anderston 
(Three Petitions), 601. Glasgow, Operative Bakers of, 601. , Glas- 
ow, Blackquarry,601. Glasgow, Bridgetown (Eight Petitions),601. 
lasgow, Calton of (Fifteen Petitions),601. Glasgow, Duke Street, 
601. Glasgow, East Duke Street, 601. Glasgow, Gorbals of, Main 
Street, 601. Glasgow, Hand-loom Weavers, Springback, 601. Glas- 
gow, Hill Street, 601. Glasgow, Hutchesontown (Six Petitions), 
601. Glasgow, are Iron Founders and others, New hf 
601. Glasgow, District of Kelven Street, 601. Glasgow, Kip- 
poch Hill, 601. Glasgow, Lancefield, 601. Glasgow, Moulders 
and others of the Calton Foundry, 601. Glasgow, Moulders and 
others in the Eagle Foundry, Port Dundas, 601. Glasgow, 
Moulders and others of the Globe Foundry, Washington Street, 
601. Glasgow, Port Dundas (Four Petitions), 601. Glasgow, 
Power Loom Tenters of, 601. Glasgow, Springburn, 601. Glas- 
gow, Springfield, 601. Glasgow, Operative Tailors of, 601. 
Glasgow, Townhead, 601. Glasgow, Townhead District, 601. 
Glasgow, Tradeston, 601. Glasgow, Tylefield, Calton, 601. 
Glasgow, Vulcan Foundry, 601. Glasgow, Washington Street, 
601. Glasgow, West Muir, 601. Glasgow and Suburbs, Shoe- 

makers of, 601. Glasgow and Suburbs (Twenty-six Petitions 
601. Glossop, 337. Gowane, Little, 601. Gray, Mr. (Manches- 
ter), Labourers and others in the Employ of, 277. Guest, ™f 
(Manchester), 

















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at See ce 





For Amendment of the Factories Act—continued. 
So rasan ty Labourers and others in the Employ of, xc. 277. 
iggins, Mr.(Manchester), Operatives in the Employ of, 617. Hig- 
son, Joseph (Lancashire Hill, Stockport), Labourers in the Em- 
ploy of, 272. Horwick, Operatives in the Mills at, 610. Houlds- 
worth, Mr. (Manchester), Labourers in the Employ of, 272. 
Houldsworth, Mr. Thomas (Manchester), Labourers in the Em- 
sloy of, 272. Houldsworth, Thomas, (Manchester), Labourers 
in the Employ of, 272. Howard, Appelles (Stockport), Opera- 
tives in the Employ of, 331. Howard, Cephas and William 
(Stockport), Labourers in the Employ of, 272. Hulme, Inhabit- 
ants of, 272. 610. Hyde, 337. yde, Messrs., &amp; Co., Dressers 
in the Employ of, 410. Hyde, Messrs., &amp; Co., Operative Spin- 
ners in the Employ of, 371. Johnstone (Three Petitions), 601. 
Knowles, George Talbot (Stockport), Persons in the Employ of, 
367. Kraw, Mr. (Knott Mill, Manchester), Labourers in the 
Employ of, 272. Lochwinnoch, 601. Lochwinnoch, Calder- 
haugh Factory, 601. Lockett, Mr., Labourers and others in the 
Employ of, 277. Lord, Mr. (Manchester), Labourers and others 
in the Employ of, 277. Lane, Messrs. Joseph &amp; Sons (Stockport), 
Persons in the Employ of, 362. M‘Connells, Messrs. (Lon 
Mill), Operative Spinners in the Employ of, 371. M‘Connell, 
Messrs. (Sedgwick Mill), Persons in the Employ of, 337. Man- 
chester, 331. Manchester, Bee Hive Mill, Jersey Street, Opera- 
tives employed at, 617. Manchester, Bricklayers of, 610. Man- 
chester, Operative Turned Chairmakers of, 320. Manchester, 
Operative Cotton Spinners, 371. Manchester, Operative Dress- 
ers of, 337. Manchester, Operative Dyers of, 272. Manchester, 
Fustian Cutters of, 272. Manchester, Iron Founders, 371. Man- 
chester, Operative Spinners of, 272. Manchester, Shoemakers of, 
272. Manchester and other Places, Power Loom Overlookers, 
439. Manchester and Salford, Cabinet Makers of, 272. Mar- 
shall, James, &amp; Sons (Portwood, Stockport), Labourers in the 
Employ of, 272. Marsland, Messrs., Persons in the Employ of, 
362. Milston, 601. Moore, Mr. (Manchester), Operatives in the 
Employ of, 216. Morris, Mr. (Manchester), Labourers and others 
in the Employ of, 277. Norris, Mr., Persons in the Employ of, 
362. Ogden &amp; Co., Messrs. (Manchester), Operatives in the 
Employ of, 272. Ogden, Messrs. R. &amp; 'T., (Manchester), Labour- 
ers 1 others in the Employ of, 277. Oldham, 337. Olleranshall, 
Mr. (Manchester), Labourers and others in the Employ of, 277. 
Ormrod &amp; Hardcastle, Messrs. (Bolton-le- Moors), Operatives in the 
Employ of, 617. Orrell, Mr. Ralph (Stockport), Labourers and 
others in the Employ of, 277. Paisley (Two Petitions), 601. 
Parkinson, Mr. (Manchester), Labourers and others in the Employ 
of, 277. Pooley, Mr. Charles, Operative Spinners in the Employ 
of, 341. Pooley, Mr. (Hulme), Operatives in the Employ of, 617. 
Pooley, Mr. (Manchester), Operatives in the Employ of, 156. 
Pooley, Mr. Charles (Manchester), Labourers in the Employ of 
Two Petitions), 272. Port Eglinton, 601. Renfrew, Cartside 
ill, 601. Renfrew, Elderslie Mill, 601. Renfrew, Ferneize 
Printfield, 601. Renfrew, Leveran Water, (Two Petitions), 601. 
Rhodes, Mr. (Manchester), Persons in the Employ of, 320. 
Sandford, Mr. B. (Manchester), Persons in the Employ of, 320. 
Scholfield, Mr. (Manchester), Labourers and others in the Employ 
of, 277. Shackwell, Mr. (Manchester), Labourers and others in 
the Employ of, 331. Shaw, 337. Stirling &amp; Beckton, Messrs. 
Manchester), Labourers in the Employ of, 272. Taylor, Mr. 
(Sharpie near Bolton), Operatives = in the Cotton Mills 
of, 588. Taylor &amp; Marsh, Messrs. (Haslingden), and Taylor &amp; 
Sons (Bolton-le-Moors), Operatives employed in the Cotton Mills 
of, 380. Thomason, Messrs., &amp; Son (Mill Hill, Bolton), Opera- 
tives in the Employ of, 617. Tormorden, 337. Watson, Mr. 
(Manchester), Operative Shoemakers, employed by, 609. Whit- 
aker, Mr. (Manchester), Operatives in the Employ of, 331. Wil- 
liams, Mr. (Manchester), Spurtive Spinners in the Employ of, 
609. 


Fairley, William : 
931. Respecting the Detention of a Process; Of William 
Fairley, Lxxvi. 427, P. 


Fairs and Markets: 

932. For transferring Saturday and Monday Fairs and Mar- 
kets to other Days; From, Alvaston and Boulton, xcu. 444, 
Atlowe, peck se and Trusley, 471.—Hadleigh, 312.—Kirk 
Langley, 444.— Normanton, South, 476. Pinxton, 439. 


Fairs :—See infra, 1890. 2041. 


Falmouth Borough : 
933. For the Extension of the Limits of that Borough; From 
Corporation of Falmouth, txxxvu1. 427. 
Falsehood : 
934, Praying the House to take the subject of Lying into 
consideration, and to provide for its Suppression ; of George 
Austin, xc1. 751. 


Farming Produce :—See supra, 148. 


Farming Society : 
935. Relative to the Payment of their Debts; Of Members of 
the Farmers’ Tontine Company, ixx1x. 210, P. 
Farquharson, George : 
936. Complaining of his exclusion from the Court of Chancery 
by an Order of the Court ; uxxx1. 250, P. 


Fast Day : 


937. For an Address to His Majesty, that a Day be set 
apart for Public Humiliation, Fasting and Prayer; From Ab- 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 














J. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to—- 
Factories Act—continued. 


Fast Day—continued. : 
For an Address to His Majesty, &amp;¢.—continued. 

beylard, uxxxvi. 355. Aghana, 457. Alford, 255. Antrim, 
226.—Ballymachugh, 390. Bandon, 238. Bedford Row, St. 
John’s Chapel, rxxxv1. 229, p. Bedfordshire, 243. Bidborough and 
Southborough, 243, rp. Biggs, Thomas, 408. Bishopsgate, Salem 
Chapel, 229. Boroughbridge, 222, rp. Boyle and Aghana, 457. 
Bredy, Long, and Little Bredy, 238. Bridgerule, 229, rp. Buriton 
and Petersfield, 243, p.—Carpenters’ and Joiners’ Society, 408. 
Charmouth, 229, p. Chatham, 229, p. Cheltenham, 222, Pp. 
Cranley, 332, p. Cullenswood, 243, p.—Delgany, 368. Derby, 
St. John’s Church, 222, p. Docking, 229. Dublin, 243, r.—East 
Retford, 278.—Falkingham, 222. Fitzroy Chapel, London, 217, P. 
—Greenock, 238. Grittleton, 243, p. Guildford, 332, p—Ham, 
West, 226. Hancock, J., and Thomas Biggs, 408. Hastings, 255. 
Honley, 226, Pp. Huntingdon, County, 243.—Iver, 278, P.— 
Jevington, 243, p.—Killashee, 255. Knocktopher and Kilmaganny, 
243,—Littlebury, 222, p. Long Acre Chapel, 238, p. aes, he 
and Little Bredy, 238.—Mostrim, 255.—Ossett cum Gawthorpe, 
243, p.—Painstown, 255. Petersfield,243, rp. Pontefract, 254, r. 
Powerscourt, 368. Pyworthy and Bridgerule, 229, p.—Raithby, 
213. Repps, South, 255, vp. Retford, East, 278. Richmond 
upon Thames, 217, rp. Roscommon, 355. Ryde, 243.—Salem 
Chapel, Bishopsgate, 229. Slindon, 226. Snodland, 229, p. 
Soothill, 243, p. Pabeniten Town and County, 238, Pp. South- 
borough, 243, Pp. Stapleford, 229. Swinton, 213.—Tavistock 
Chapel, 427. Templemichael, Killoe, 255. Tillicoultry, 222, r. 
— Walton, 229. Wath upon Dearne, Swinton, 213. Waxham and 
South Repps, 255, pr. White Roothing, 222, p.———For the 
appointment of a Day for National Humiliation, Fasting and 
Prayer; From, Ministers and Congregation of the Holy Trinity 
Church, Sloane Street, Chelsea, uxxxvu. 34. St. George the 
Martyr, Southwark, 189. Against the appointment of a day 
for a General Fast; From, Richard Luckins, txxxvm. 21. Robert 
Jones, 215. 





Fauntleroy, late Henry: 
938. Complaining of certain Trust Property, of which the late 
Henry Fauntleroy was a Trustee, having been escheated to the 
Crown by his conviction; From Charles Hatchet, txxx1x. 21. 


Felons :—See supra, 921. 
Felony :-—See supra, 695. 


Fergus River Navigation : 
939. For the Improvement thereof; From Ennis, txxxv. 47, p. 


Feu Holding: 

940. For alteration of the Law respecting Feu Holding; Of 
Feuars of Bothwell, xc. 569.——For alteration of the Law 
regarding Feu Holding; From, Hamilton, xc1. 41. Kilmarnock, 
123. Bothwell, 295. 


Fever Hospitals Act : 
941. For the continuance thereof; From Grand Jury of the 
County of the City of Waterford, rxxx1x. 517. 


Fictitious Votes : 

942. Complaining of the creation of Fictitious Votes for Mem- 
bers to serve in Parliament for the Isle of Wight; Of William Butt 
and Richard Godman Kirkpatrick, xcm. 148, p——Complain- 
ing of the creation of Fictitious Votes for Members to serve in 
Parliament for Counties in Ireland; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Fictitious Votes, Ireland; From, Dublin; xcu. 34. 
Healy, Thomas, 34.————Complaining of the creation of Fictitious 
Votes for Members to serve in Parliament for Counties in Scotland; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Fictitious Votes (Scotland) ; 
From, Ayr (Two Petitions), xcu. 207. Balfron, 207. Beith, Non- 
Electors of, 84. Beith, Resident Electors of, 84.—-Campsie, 207, 
208. Clackmannan, 30.— Dalkeith, 207,208. Dalry, 137. Dollar 
and Logie, 64. Dunse, 207, 208.—Glasgow, 207.—Haddington, 
163. Hawick, Resident Non-Electors of the County of Rox- 
burgh, residing in, 22.—Irvine, 207.—Kilsyth (Two Petitions), 
207. Kincardine, 207. Kirkintilloch, and other Places (Two 
Petitions), 207.—Leslie, 149. Linlithgow, 108. Linton, t, 
137.—Mid-Lothian, 207, 208. Milngavie, 152.—Peebles, Non- 
Electors, resident in the County of, 22. Peebles, Resident Elec- 
tors of the County of, 22. Pennycuick, 207. Perth, 40.—Rox- 
burgh, Electors of the County of, (Districts of Melrose and 
Hawick), 22. Roxburgh, Resident Non-Electors of the County 
of, (District of Melrose), 22.—Saltcoats, and other Places, 207. 
Selkirk, Resident Electors of the County of, 22. Selkirk, Resi- 
dent Non-Electors of the County of, 22. Stirling, 96.110. Stir- 
ling, Resident Electors and Non-Electors of the Stirling District 
of the County of, 22.—Whitburn, 227. 


Fielding, Joseph : 

943. Complaining of the conduct of one of the Coroners for 
the County of Lancaster towards him, at an Inquest held on the 
body of a Boy, alleged to have died in consequence of a blow 
received from the Petitioner; Of Joseph Fielding, a Schoolmaster, 
residing at Middleton, xc1. 250. 685. 


Fife Militia: 
944. Complaining of the appointment of Colonel Lindsay to 
the Fife Militia; Of Inhabitants of Cupar, xc. 429. 


Fife Yeomanry : 
945. For their Disbandment; From Inhabitants of Leslie, 
LXXxvill. 449. 
Finance : 
9P 


794 PETITION S—continued. 

















I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Finance : 
946. Concerning his Plans and Inventions a Agricul- 
ture, Fisheries, Commerce, Shipping and Finance; From Joseph 
Pinsent, txxvu. 301, P. See supra, 487. 


Fines and Recoveries : 

947. Complaining of the practice of appointing particular Attor- 
nies and Solicitors in different Districts, exclusively Commissioners 
for taking acknowledgment of Married Women to Deeds and 
Instruments ; Of Attornies and Solicitors, xc. 330. 


Finglass Church : 
948. Stating thatthe Parish Church is out of repair, and that the 
Ecclesiastical Commissioners have not adequate Funds at their dis- 
ltoenable them to repair thesame, and praying for relief; Of Lay 
embers of the Established Church residing in Finglass, xc1. 751. 


Finiston, George : 
949. Complaining of the conduct of the Clerk of the Peace at 
the Quarter Sessions at Antrim, Lxxv1u. 231, P. 


Finlay, James : 

950. Respecting a Money Transaction between him and another 
Person, and complaining of the sale of his Property; From Finlay 
James, LXxxvill. 256. 

Fire: 

951. For remedy against the Hundred in cases of Fire by In- 
cendiaries, and for Repeal of the Duties on Fire Insurances; From 
Spilsby, txxxvi. 177, p.———For a Law for the protection of 
Property from Incendiary Fires by a punishment short of death ; 
From, Ampthill, .xxx1x. 523. Axbridge, 510.—Bardfield, Great, 
478.—Castle Donnington, 523. Chatteris, 516.—Hitchin, 516.— 
March, Isle of Ely, 540.——Praying for the continuance of 
Capital Punishment in all cases of conviction of the crime of In- 
cendiarism ; From Crowland, xcu1. 360. 

Fire Escape : 

952. For investigation of his Plan for the extinction and pre- 
vention of accidental Fires in Dwelling Houses, and for the pre- 
servation of Lives by affording a safe and easy escape; From, 
Jonathan Jary, txxxiv. 382, p. Samuel Fletcher, rxxxv. 123, p. 

Fire Insurances : 

953. For reducing the Duty chargeable thereon; From, 
Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce, Lxxx. 16, p. Edinburgh 
Company of Merchants, 123, ep. Cork Merchants, 152, rp. For- 
farshire and Perthshire Fire Insurance Company; Forfarshire 
Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures; Dundee Assurance 
Company ; London Fire Assurance Companies; 163, p. Owners 
of Buildings in Kent and Canterbury, 239. Dublin Chamber of 
Commerce, 258.———For Repeal of the Duty thereon; Of Fire 
Insurance Companies of London and Westminster; Of the For- 
farshire and Perthshire Fire Insurance Company, Lxxx1. 13, P. 
Of Fire Insurance Companies of Scotland, 130, p.———For re- 
ducing the Duty charged thereon; Of Fire Insurance Companies, 
Lxxxu. 108, p. Of Fire Insurance Companies in Scotland, 143, p. 
Forfarshire and Perthshire Fire Insurance Company, 174. 568, p. 
Of Patrick Curtis, Secretary to the Hibernian Insurance Com- 
pany, 327, p. Of Owners of Buildings in Kent and Canterbury, 
375, p.————Of Magistrates of the Royal Burgh of Dumbarton, 
Lxxx1u. 150. Fire Insurance Companies of Scotland, 193, p. 
Of Several Fire Insurance Companies, 199, rp. Of Forfar- 
shire and Perthshire Fire Insurance Company, 231, p. 
Forfarshire, Chamber of Commerce ; 242. Magistrates, &amp;c., of 
Forres, 247, p. Yorkshire, Fire and Life Insurance Company, 
320. Manchester, Fire and Life Assurance Company, Lxxxv. 
348, P. Henry Wakefield, txxxvi. 765. Inhabitants of the 
Vale of Berks, 855, P. Directors of the Patriotic As- 
surance Company of Ireland, txxxvi. 817.———For Repeal of 
the Duty thereon ; Of Owners and Occupiers of Land, txxxv1. 
177, p» Owners and Occupiers of Land in Flaxwell and Asward- 
hurn, 348, p.————For Repeal of the Stamp Duties on Policies 
of Fire Insurance, as far as regards Farming Stock; From, Ampt- 
hill, uxxxvu. 29.—Essex, Eastern Part of, 510.—Freebridge 
Marshland, Hundred of, a 332.—Kent, 55.—Perth, 
County, 398.— —For Reduction of Stamp Duties thereon; 
From, Billinghay, txxxvi1. 302.—Forfarshire, &amp;c., Fire Insurance 
Company, 314.—Grantham, 413.—Heckington, &amp;c., 314.—Slea- 
ford, 413.———For Repeal or Reduction of the Duty thereon; 
From, Manchester, xc1. 275. Suffolk; Birmingham, 304. Lei- 
cester; Paisley, 310. Northampton, 316. Company of Mer- 
chants of Edinburgh, 326. Exeter; Chamber of Commerce and 
Manufactures of Greenock, 330. York, 337. Rye, 351. Provost, 
Magistrates and Town Council of Dundee; Merchants, Manu- 
facturers and others of Dundee; Aberdeen; 360. For Repeal 
or Reduction of Duty thereon; From, Aberdeen, xcu. 330. 
Arbroath, 137. Ashburton, 68.—Boston, 156. Bradford, Wilts, 
152. Bristol, 163. Bury St. Edmund’s, 68.—Castle Hedingham, 
173. Chelmsford, 49. Chesterfield, 409. Clifton, Dartmouth 
Hardness, 163.—Derby, 238. 278. Diss, 156. Dundee, 137. 
Dunfermline, 258.—Edinburgh, 56. 148.207. Edinburgh, Canon- 
gate and Holycross, 56. Exeter, 211.—Farnham, 273. Forfar- 
shire and Pertushire Fire Insurance Company, 137.—Gosport and 
Alverstoke, 320. Grantham, 330.—Haddington, 96. Hitchin 
(Two Petitions), 273. Honiton, 320.—Ilminster, 40. Irish Fire 
Insurance Companies, Secretaries of, 278.—Leek, 250. Leicester, 
320. Leith, 152. Limerick, 156. London, 148.—Melford, Long, 
156. Melksham, 152. Musselburgh, 211.—Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne, 263. Newcastle and North of England Insurance Com- 
pany, Directors of, 273. Northampton, 401. Norwich, and 
County of Norfolk, 285. Nottingham, 68. 406.—Perth, 40.— 
Rayleigh, 110. Renfrew, 188. Richmond, York, 56. Romford, 
148.—Soham, 330. Stirling, 96. 168. Stowmarket, 43. Tain, 
367. Taunton, 33. Tewkesbury, 435. See supra, 951. 





Fire Police : 


954. For the Establishment of a Preventive Fire Police; From 
Captain George William Manby, txxxrx. 546. 


First Fruits : 
955. Relating to the Repayment of a Loan; Of Minister and 
Churchwardens of Roscrea, txxvitt. 222, p.——— For an Inqui 
respecting the Payment thereof by the Beneficed Clergy; Of 
Jeremiah Lennox Livingstone, xc. 138.———For Relief from the 
Payment thereof; Of Clergy in the Diocese of Meath, xc1. 474 
———-Complaining that the Payment thereof has not been strictly 
enforced; Of Jeremiah Lennox Livingstone, xc. 463. See 
infra, 1201. 


Fish : 
956. Respecting the Sale of Fish on the Lord’s Day; Of Jour. 
neymen Fishmongers of the Metropolis, txxx. 481. 


Fisher, James: 


957. Compiaining of his Imprisonment in Lancaster Castle for 
Defamation, and for Relief, txxxvin. 623. 


Fisheries : 
958. Respecting Act 59 Geo. III. for the encouragement of 
Irish Fisheries; From Noblemen and others of Fife, txxv. 375, 
For a continuation of the Bounties thereupon; From, 
Balbriggan, txx1x. 319, p. Belfast, 271, p—Dungarvan, 186, p. 
Ireland, Fish Curers, 313, p.—Rush, 319. p.—Skerries, 319, p, 
—Wextford, 403.—Youghall, 349, p.—-— For regulating the 
Laws applicable to the Salmon Fisheries ; From, Arbroath, txxrx. 
116, ».—Clyde, Proprietors of Salmon Fisheries, 403. Cail, 
186, p. Cupar, Merchants, &amp;c., 136, Pp. Cupar, Provost, &amp;c., 
136, p.—Dumfries, 204. Dundee, Incorporated Trades, 136, 
Dundee, Proprietors of Lands, &amp;c., 136, p. Dundee, Provost, 
&amp;e., 136, P. Tot, 163, p.—Edinburgh, Chamber of Commerce, 
125, p. Edinburgh, Lord Provost, &amp;c., 144, p. Edinburgh, 
Merchants, 125. Elgin, County, 271.—Forfar, Chamber of Com- 
merce, 155, Pp. Forfar, Magistrates, 155, p. Forfar, Noblemen, 
&amp;c., 136, p.—Glasgow, 248.—Haddington, 155, p. Hawick, 279, 
—lIrvine, 150, p.—Montrose, Merchants, &amp;c., 144. Montrose, 
Provost, &amp;c., 136, p.—Nairn, 253, p.—Ross, 346. Relph, George, 
of Carlisle, 403.————Prraying the House to repeal or modify all 
Statutes of the Scottish Parliament as impose unneces 

restraints on the most improved method of Fishing ; From Incor- 
poration of Guild, or Merchants in Dundee, txx1x. 313,——. 
For a continuation of the Bounties thereupon; From Fishermen 
at Staithes and Runswick, and Robin Hood’s Bay, txxx1. 81, p. 
Of Scarborough and the Town of Filey, 101, e. Of Boat Owners 
and others of Dungarvon, 115, p. 124, rp. Of Edward Chance, 
152, P. For the protection of the Irish Fisheries; Of Boat 
Owners and others of Dungarvan, Lxxx1. 115, Pp. 124, P.—— 
For repeal of so much of Act 47 Geo. ILI. (Sess. 2.) c. 66, as 
limits the Number of hands to be employed on board Fishing 
Vessels of a certain Tonnage; Of Owners and Part Owners of 
Fishing Vessels of Gravesend, txxxu. 605, P.———For conti- 
nuance of Act for the Encouragement and Improvement of the 
British Fisheries ; Of Fishermen belonging to Scarborough, Filey, 
and Flamborough; Of Fishermen and Fish Curers of Staithes and 
Runswick, in the Parish of Hinderwell, txxxu1. 177. Of Fishers 
and others engaged in the British Herring, Cod and Ling 
Fisheries in Long Island and Coasts adjacent, in the County of 
Inverness, 246, p. Of Fish Curers, Coopers, and others concerned 
in the Herring Fishery at Banff and M‘Duff, 340. Of Fish Curers 
and others engaged in the British Fisheries in the Island of Skye 
and parts adjacent of the Counties of Ross and Inverness, 432, P. 
Of Fishers, Fish Curers, and others engaged in the British Her- 
ring, Cod and Ling Fisheries in the island of Mull and Coasts 
adjacent, in the County of Argyle, 444. Of Heritors, Magistrates, 
Justices of the Peace, and others interested in the — 

Fishery, and consequent prosperity of the Country, 462. Of Fis 
Curers of Montrose, 517. Of Fish Curers, Fishermen, and others 
interested in the Herring and White Fisheries, along the North 
West Coast of Wigtonshire, 531.———For a continuation of the 
Bounties thereupon; From, Banff, xxxiv. 387. Barvas, Parish, 
342.—Gardenstown, 387.—Lewis Island, 342. Lochs, Parish, 
342.—M ‘Duff, 387.— Portsoy, 387.—Uig, Parish, 324.—White- 
hills, 387. Wigton, 364, p————For a continuation of the 
Bounties thereupon; From, Dungarvan, Youghal, rxxxv. 89, P. 
Belfast, 185, Pp. Fishermen of Mounts Bay, 254. Staithes and 
Runswick, and Robin Hood’s Bay, 262, p. Wick and Pulteney 
Town, 332, p. 337, p. Filey, 496, p.———Against the re-enact- 
ment of Fishery Laws; From Fishermen of the Southern Coast 
of Ireland, txxxv. 230, p.————For placing the Irish Fisheries on 
a similar footing with those of Scotland with respect to Bounty ; 
From, Fishermen and others, Lxxxv1. 60, p.——— For a continu- 
ation of the Bounties thereon; From, Corkaguinny, txxxvi. 181. 
Kerry, County, 181. Ruth, 334, ep. Westport, 148.———For 
revival of the Fishery Bounties; From, Dingle, txxxvi. 718. 
———Complaining of the distressed state of the Newfoundland 
Fisheries; From, Waterford, txxxvi. 838, P. Against the 
Order issued by the Board of Inland Navigation, prohibiting the 
use of Trawl Nets; From, Fishermen of Helvick, txxxvi. 873, P- 
-——For establishing Stations on the Western and Southern 
Shores of Ireland, for the encouragement of the Fisheries; From, 
Landholders and Inhabitants of the Western Coast of Ireland, 
LXXXViI. 35, P.—————For the re-establishment of Bounties pro- 
portioned to the Tonnage of Vessels and quantity of Fish cen, 
as an encouragement to their Trade and as a means of reliet 5 
From, Fishermen of Bullock, Kingstown, &amp;c., txxxvit. 472, Ps 
————For prohibiting the use of the Net called the Purse Net, im 
Fisheries ; te Fishermen of Howth, Baldoyle and other — 
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LXXXVIII. 258. Complaining of having been refused a Super- 

annuation Allowance upon the abolition of the Fishery Board ; 

From, George Woodhouse, txxxvin. 402.———Complaining of 
the distressed state thereof; From, Ardglass, txxx1x. 194. Arran, 

251.—Balbriggan, 396. Ballinskelligs, &amp;c., 303. Bantry, 115. 

—Carrickfergus, 380. Clare, County, 230.—Dublin, 572. Dun- 

manus, 295.—Four-mile Water and Gearies, 62.—Gearies, 62.— 

Killough, 308.—Lusk, 188.— Portaferry, 308.— Skerries, 270. 

Sligo, 487.———Complaining of the destruction of Trade by the 

admission of Foreign Fish into the Market; From, Owners of 
Fishing Sloops and Boats belonging to Brixham and Torbay, 

LXXXvIII. 523.——— Complaining of Distress, and praying for 

relief and protection ; From, Owners of Vessels employed in the 

Fisheries belonging to the Port of Plymouth, txxxvitr. 579. 

———Complaining of the Importation of Foreign Fish into 

the London Markets by Foreign Vessels; From Fishermen 

and Inhabitants interested in the Channel Fishery at Brixham, 

Torbay, Lxxx1x. 397.———For amendment of the Law rela- 
ting to British Fisheries; From Fishermen of Hastings, Lxxx1x. 

462.——— For protection from annoyance in the British Channel 
Fisheries ; From Brightlingsea, txxx1x.522. Jersey (Island of), 
522.———Complaining of Spanish Ships being alioonil to go 
to Newfoundland, a enjoy the privileges of British Ships 
in carrying Fish from thence to Foreign Countries; Of Mer- 
chants of Greenock trading to and carrying on the Fishery 
at Newfoundland, xcr. 720. For a Law to regulate the size 
of the mesh to be used in Fishing Nets, and to prohibit the use of 
Seine, Trawl and Drag Nets, within a certain Seusties from the 
Shore; Of Directors and Guardians of the Poor of Brighthelmstone, 
xcl. 565.———For provision regulating the Lobster and Crab Fish- 
eries; Of Fishermen and others of Sherringham and Cromer, xct. 
442, Praying the House to pass a Law to restrict the use of 
Trawl and D ets on the Coast, and within a certain distance 
of the Shore during the breeding season of the Fish; Of Fishermen 
and Owners of Fishing Boats of Brighton, xct. 268. Praying 
for relief from the injury they are constantly sustaining from the 
French Trawl Boats, by which their trade in Mackarel-catching 
is at present entirely destroyed; Of Owners and Masters of Ves- 
sels employed in Mackarel Fishing at Brighton, xc1u. 33,——— 
For inquiry into the state of the Irish Fisheries; From, Sligo, 
xc. 354. Kilrush and Dunbeg Bay, 426. Limerick, 491. County 
of Clare, 497. Westport, 588.———For the Establishment of a 
Loan Fund for the promotion of the Fisheries in Ireland; Of 
Landholders, Fishermen and Labourers of Myross and Castle- 
haven, xc1. 833. 

See supra, 73. 295. 908. 946; infra, 1093. 1284. 1780. 











Fishing Boats : 


959. Against the Laws which restrict the use of Small Fishing 
Boats; From Fishermen, Inhabitants of Chideock, txxxm. 555. 
For repeal of the Custom-House Duty on Licenses for Boats em- 

loyed in the Fishing Trade; From Owners and Masters of 
Fis ing Boats of Rye and Hastings, txxxvur. 530, P. 


Fitzgerald, Dr. : 


960. For an investigation into the Conduct of Dr. Fitzgerald, 
a Magistrate for the County of Tipperary, in causing the Impri- 
sonment of the Petitioners and others for an alleged Conspiracy ; 
From certain Farmers of the Parish of Emly, rxxxvu. 297. 


Fitzgerald, Joseph : 


961. Complaining of injustice done to him in relation to certain 
Property belonging to his late Grandfather, and of the Proceed- 
ings in the Prerogative Court, and praying for the production of 
certain Papers from the Office of the Chief Secretary for Ireland ; 
LXXXVIlI. 412. 


Fitzgerald, Stephen : 


962. Complaining of being imprisoned and banished, and 
praying for Redress ; txxxvi. 297, P. 


Flanagan, Thomas : 


963. Complaining of Information against him at the Con- 
naught Circuit, xxxvi1. 24.—-——Complaining of the Proceedings 
of the Court, txxvi1. 423,——-Another Petition of Thomas Fla- 
nagan, Lxxvul. 469, p.—-—Complaining of the Refusal to grant 
him Copies of certain Informations, &amp;c.; From, Castlebaldwin, 
Lxxvill. 68, Pp. Conroy, the Reverend, Mr., 14. (Pp. 100. 
Drumfen, 68, rp. Fanning, the Reverend Mr., 14. (p. =x 
Fitzmaurice, the Reverend, Mr., 68, p. Flanagan, Thomas, 80. 
Pp. 100.) 90, p. Irwin, Henry, 14. (r. 100.) Keadue, 80. 
p.100.) Keash, 68, P. Kilross, 68, p. Lyons, Doctor, 14. 
Pp. 100.) M‘Manus, the Reverend Mr., 14. (p.100.) M‘Tier- 
nan, Hugh, Junior, 14. (Pp. 100.) Magrath, the Reverend 
Mr., 68, p. O’Donel, Robert, 14. (p. 100.) Phibbs, Richard, 
14. (p. 100.) Quin, the Reverend Mr., 14. (p. 100.) Rey- 
nolds, the Reverend Francis, 14. (Pp. 100.) Rodangham, the 
Reverend Bernard, 14. (Pp. 100.) Sligo, 14. (P. 100.) Sorry, 
68, r. Tannagh, 58, p.———For Copies of Informations relative 
to his Case, Lxx1x. 82.— ——Another Petition, txx1x. 515, Pp. 
———Complaining of certain Proceedings in the Courts of 
King’s Bench 5d eee in Ireland, and praying for Copies 
of certain Papers to be laid before the House, Lxxx. 310, p.— 
LXXx1, 352.———— Complaining of the Magistrates of Louth, 
LXXX. 375. (P. 380.) See supra, 620. 


Flattery, Roger : 


_ 964. For the Appointment of a Select Committee to inquire 
into his Case, txxxu1. 91, Pp. See supra, 77. 


Flax : 


965. Relative to the Cultivation of; From Selby, txxvi. 323, 
———For encouraging the Growth thereof; From Owners of 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued) —relative to— 
Fisheries—continued. 


Flax—continued. 
Land in Holderness, uxxvi. 344, p.—&lt;——To encourage the 
Growth of Flax in Ireland; From Nobility and Inhabitants of 
Westmeath, txxvi. 238. Of High Sheriff of Carlow, 254, p. 
Nobility and others of Queen’s County, 264, p. Chamber of 
Commerce of Limerick, 319, p. Nobility and others of King’s 
County, 325, p. Nobility, Gentry and others of Clare, 368, p. 
——— Against any Alteration of the Duties; From Flax Dressers 
and Spinners of Knaresborough, txxvi. 389, p.—_——That an 
ad valorem Duty of 80 per Cent. may be levied on all a Flax 
a into this Country; From Joseph Pinsent, a Cultivator 
and Worker of Flax, of Clagford, North Bovey (Devon), txxxu. 
198, p,———-For a Committee to investigate Invention for pre- 
paring; From Ollett, Edward, txxxiv. 336. (Pp. 375. or 
equalizing the Duties upon Flax, and for a Drawback on Hemp 
in bonded Warehouses, &amp;c.; From Chamber of Commerce of 
Forfarshire, and Merchants of Dundee, utxxxvu. 120, P.——— 
For Reduction of the Duty on Hemp; From Arbroath, txxxvit. 
174, p,———For Equalization of the Duties thereon; From, 
Bridport, rxxxvu. 220. London, 241.————For Repeal of the 
Duty on Hemp; From Lowestoft, txxxvu. 271, p.———Against 
the proposed Reduction of the Duty on foreign Hemp; _ 
Westport, txxxvil. 448, P. Praying for a protecting Duty 
on the Importation of Flax into Ireland; Of Farmers and 
Persons interested in Agriculture in the County of Armagh, 
xcl. 416. 


Flax Seed : 


966. Respecting the Inspection of Flax Seed; From, Mer- 
chants of Londonderry, txxx1. 217, p. North West of Ireland 
Society, 320, p.———Relative to the Steeping of Flax Seed; 
From Bleachers, Drapers and others, of Clare, and Charles 
Town, King’s County, Lxxx1. 386. For re-enacting such 
Parts of Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 122, as relate to the Import and 
Inspection of Flax Seed; From Merchants of Londonderry, 
LXXXVI. 903, Pp, For re-enacting so much of the former Laws 
for regulating the Linen Trade of 0 as relates to the Inspection 
of Flax Seed ; From, Chamber of Commerce of Limerick, txxxvu. 
34. Tyrone, 301. Mayo, 448. 








967. For a protecting Duty on the Importation of Hemp and 
Flax Seed; Of Agriculturists of Crowland, xc. 247. 


Fleet Prison : 

968. Complaining of the internal State thereof; From Pri- 
soners for Debt therein, txxxu1. 317, P.———Complaining of the 
crowded State thereof; From William Lee, txxx. 483, p. See 
supra, 406. 


Fleming, Andrew : 
969. Complaining of a Decision against him at Trellick 
Petty Sessions, and praying for Investigation; Of Andrew 
Fleming, xc. 526. 


Fletcher, Samuel : 
970. Complaining of certain Proceedings against him by the 
Board of Excise, txxx. 332, p.—&lt;—Relative to his Discoveries 
in Mechanism and Science, xxx. 367. See supra, 952. 


Flint, Charles : 


971. Complaining of the Conduct of George Chetwynd, a 
Member of the House, in his capacity of Chairman of the Quarter 
Sessions of Stafford ; Mr. Chetwynd being in his place; Motion, 
That the Petition be brought up, by leave withdrawn; Lxx1x. 106. 


Flogging :—See infra, 1182. 1437. 


Flood, John : 
972. Complaining of the Conduct of certain Magistrates of the 
County of Waterford; From John Flood (Two Petitions), rxxxix. 
379. 396. 


Flour : 
973. For a Duty on the Importation thereof; From, Mill- 
owners in the London Markets; Millers of Norfolk; ixxv1. 
215, P. For a protecting Duty on Flour; Of Leeds Corn 
Millers; Halifax Corn Millers; rxxx. 338, P. Owners of Corn 
Mills, &amp;c., at Chester, 344. Manchester Corn Millers ; Owners 
of Corn Mills at Liverpool; 344, p. Millers of the Isle of 
Wight; Flour Manufacturers in Norfolk; Millers and Corn 
Dealers of Clonmell; Millers in Ireland; Corn Millers of Lincoln ; 
Millers of Bristol; Farmers and Occupiers of Corn Mills in the 
United Kingdom; 351, Pp. Warrington Corn Millers, 855, Pp. 
Sheffield Corn Millers, 364. Wigan Corn Millers, 374. 


974. Against the Importation of Foreign Flour; From, Antrim 
and Down, Corn Millers, xxxu. 232, rp. Armagh, Corn Millers, 
301, r. Ayton Parish, Owners of Corn Mills, 340, p.— Bandon 
Bridge, Millers, &amp;c., 357, P. Belfast, Flour Millers, 326, r. 
Bishop Wearmouth, 379, P. Brou hton Parish, Owners of Corn 
Mills, 340, r.—Cahir Town and Neighbourhood, 245, r. Cahir 
Parish and Shanrahan, Proprietors of Flour Mills, 33, rp. Carlow 
and Graigue, Corn Millers, 326, P. ¢ Carrick-on-Suir and its 
Vicinity, 240, rp. Chester and its Vicinity, Owners of Corn Mills, 
&amp;c., 293, ep. Clonmel, Town of, Proprietors of Flour Mills in, 
181, r. Cork City and County, Millers, 293, r. Cork wr and 
Liberties, Corn Millers and others, 371, rp. Cork City, Merchants, 
&amp;e., 371, p. Crathorne Parish, Owners of Corn Mills, 340, p.— 
Doneraile, Corn Millers, 357, r. Down, Corn Millers, 232, r. 
Dublin, Convention of Corn Millers of Ireland, 240, r. Dublin, 
Corn Millers, 340, p.—Eaglescliffe Parish, Owners of Corn Mills, 
340, p. Easley Parish, Owners of Corn Mills, 340, r. Exeter, 
City and County of the City and its Environs, Millers, 333, p.— 








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796 PETITIONS—continued. 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matt 


Flour—continued. 

Against the Importation of Foreign Flour—continued. 

Fermoy, Mallow and Doneraile,Corn Millers, xxxx11. 357,P.—Glas- 
gow, Incorporation of Bakers, 232, rp. Graigue, Corn Millers, 326, r. 
Greenhow Parish, Owners of Corn Mills, 340, p.—Hilton Parish, 
Owners of Corn Mills, 340, p.—Ingleby Parish, Owners of Corn 
Mills, 340, p. Ireland, Corn Millers convened in Dublin, 240, pP. 
—Kilkenny, Corn Millers, 245, p.—Liverpool, Owners of Corn 
Mills, &amp;e., 293, rp. Louth, County, Millers, 351, r.—Mallow, 
Corn Millers, 357, p. Manchester and its Vicinity, 293, Pp. Meath 
and Louth County, Millers, 351, rp. Middleton Parish, Owners of 
Corn Mills, 340, p. Monk Wearmouth, 370, rp. Morton Parish, 
Owners of Corn Mills, 340, p.—Newcastle, North and South 
Shields and Vicinities, Millers, &amp;c.,371,r. Newry (Down), Millers, 
135, Pe. Norfolk, Millers, &amp;c., 293, er. Norton Parish, Owners of 
Corn Mills, 340, p.-—Plymouth, Port of, and Vicinity, 333, p.— 
Queen’s County, Corn Millers, 155, p-—Shanrahan, Proprietors of 
Flour Mills, 333, er. Shields, North and South, Millers, &amp;c., 371, p. 
Skibbereen and Dunmanway, Corn Millers, 357, rp. Stockton 
Parish, Owners of Corn Mills, 340, p. Stokesley Parish, Owners 
of Corn Mills, 340, ep. Shippers of Flour on the River Tees, 
340, ep. Sunderland, Bishop Wearmouth and Monk Wearmouth, 
Millers and others, 379, p. Surrey, James, of York House, Bat- 
tersea, 375, Pp. Swainby Parish, Owners of Corn Mills, 340, p.— 
Tees, River, Shippers of Flour on, 340, p.—Warrington, Corn 
Millers, &amp;c., 310, Pp. Wexiord, Corn Millers, &amp;c., 293, p.—Yarm 
Parish, Owners of Corn Mills, 340, p. Youghall, Millers, 
&amp;e., 232, p.———- Against the Importation of Foreign Flour and 
Meal; From Stafford, County, Owners and Occupiers of Mills in, 
LXXXIII, 259, P. Against the Importation of Foreign Flour ; 
From, Boston, txxxv1. 678, P. Saale, 710, p.—Chester, 827, p. 
Cork, 748, p.— Halifax, 640. Hants, 657.—Liverpool, 593, p.— 
Manchester, 657.—Rochdale, 657.—Stockport, &amp;c., 651. Sussex 
and Hants, 657.—Warrington, 657. 

975. For the admission of Foreign Flour into Ireland to be 
bonded for Exportation; From, Merchants and Traders of Cork ; 
and of Robert Roe, Secretary to the Chamber of Commerce of 
Dublin; xxx. 347, p. John Kelly, President of the Chamber 
of Commerce of Limerick, 353, p. Corporation of the Chamber 
of Commerce of the City of Waterford, 379, p. 


976. For increase of Duty on Foreign Flour; From, Manu- 
facturers of Flour, txxxv. 352. Growers of Wheat at South- 
ampton, 485.—Bedford, 488, p.—Colchester; Bristol; 495.— 
Stockton-upon-Tees, 495, p.——— From Newbury; txxxvi. 191. 

See supra, 281, &amp;c. ; infra, 1408. 
Fly Carriages : 

977. Against the Duties thereon; Of Thomas Martin and 

others, LXxviil. 419, P. 


Fly Drivers: 
978. Complaining of having been surcharged for their Trivers 
as Livery Servants, and praying for Relief; Of Single-horse Fly 
Proprietors of Cheltenham, xc, 123. Praying for the 


Repeal of the Tax on their Drivers; Of Owners of Flys residing in 
Southampton, xc1. 197. 


Flying Vans: 
979. Fora Law to declare Flying Vans illegal; Of Albany 
Carrington Bond, of Ware, ixxx. 554. 


Foley, Redmond : 


980. Complaining of being suspended from his situation of 
Scale Porter, or Weigher, in the Port of Dublin, rxxxrx. 572. 


Footpaths : 

981. For the establishment of Footpaths on the sides of Roads; 
From James White (Two Petitions), Lxxvi1. 315. 388, P.—Lxx1x. 
121, p.—LXxxxil. 40, P.—Lxxxiv. 132. Two Petitions, txxxv. 14, 15. 
———- Relative to the insertion of compulsory Clauses for making 
Footpaths in Turnpike Bills; Of James White of Plymouth, 
LXXXI. 82, P. 125, p.————For promoting Footpaths on the sides 
of Roads through Lands directed to be inclosed ; Of James White, 
of Plymouth, txxxu. 40, p.— Respecting Footpaths; Of 
James White, of Plymouth, txxxm. 317. Against the de- 
struction of Footpaths through Fields; From James White, of 
Plymouth, rxxxvu. 404..———For the preservation of Public 


Footpaths through Fields; From James White, of Plymouth, 
LXXXVIlII. 179. 


Foreign Enlistment :—See supra, 911. 


Foreign Loans : 
982. Fora law making it penal in any person lending Money 
to Foreign Governments, and that the Commercial Treaties of 
1826 be revoked; From James Wilkinson, Lxxx1x. 180. 


Forged Stamps :—See supra, 694. 
Forgery of Names to Petition :—See supra, 126. 
Forgery : 
983. Respecting the Forgery of Bank of England Notes; 


From James Fergusson, txxvit. 108, P. 


984. For mitigation of the punishment of Death in cases of 
Forgery ; From, Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Commons of the City 
of London, in Common Council assembled, txxxiv. 111, Pp. In- 
habitants of Maldon, 356, p.—— From, Aberdeen, txxxv. 463, P. 
Abergavenny, 463, p. Abingdon, 463, p. Alexander, William, 
463. Annan, 463,P. Appleby, 347, Pr. Armagh, 446,p. Ash- 
burton, 410, p. Ashford, 439, p. Athlone, 463, rp. Auchter- 
muchty, 463, rp. Axbridge, 330.—Ballina, 446, r. Banbury, 
463, r. Bardfield, Great, 367, r. Barnstaple, 463, rp. Basing- 
stoke, 463, r. Bath, 336, p. 463, P. Barnsley, 463, rp. Bedford, 








ers, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Forgery—centinued. 


For Mitigation of the Punishment of Death, &amp;c.—continued. 
Lxxxv. 463, Pp. Beccles, 463,P. Belfast, 416, rp. 463, r. Betchworth, 
463. Bicester, 463, rp. Bideford, 463, rp. Bilston, 463, p. Bir- 
mingham, 463, p. Bishop Wearmouth and Monk Wearmouth, 
410, r. Bishopsgate Ward, 330, e. Blandford, 463, rp. Bluntis- 
ham cum Earith, 330,r. Bocking and Braintree, 261, P. 352, 
Bolton, 330, p. Boroughbridge, 463, rp. Boston, 330, p. 463, p, 
Bradford, 463, y. Braintree, 261, P. 352. Brecon, 463, p, 
Brent, South, 416. Bridgenorth, 463, p. Bridgewater, 463, p, 
Bridport, 463, p. Brighton, 463. 527, r. Bristol, 261,P. Bristol, 
Bankers, 463, Pp. Bristol, Broadmead, 463,r. Bristol, Counter- 
slip, 463, ep. Burford, 463, e. Burslem, 463, ep. Burton-upon- 
Trent, 463, Pp. Bury Saint Edmund’s, 463, p.—Camberwell, 463, p, 
Canterbury, Two Petitions, 463, Pp. Carlisle, 463, rp. Carmar- 
then, 463, p. Charlbury, 463, ep. Chelmsford, 463, rp. Chelten- 
ham, 463, p. Chepstow, 463, rp. Chesham,463,pr. Chester, 463, p, 
Chesterfield, 463, rp. Chippenham, 463, rp. Chudleigh, 446. 463, 
Cirencester, 184, p. 330. 463, Pp. Clonmel, 463. Clonmel Pro- 


vincial Bank, 410, rp. Coalbrookdale, 463, Pp. Coggeshall, 463, p, 


Coleraine, 446. Collumpton, 416. 463, rp. Congleton, 472, 
Cork, 422. Craven, 463, p. Crawley, 463. Crediton, 463, 
Cricklade, 614. Croydon, 463, Pp, 519. Cupar, 463, p.—Dar- 
lington, 367, rp. 463, Pp. Dartford, 463, rp. Dartmouth, 463, p, 
Daventry, 463, Pp. Deal, 463, r. Derby, 330. 463, p. Devizes, 
463, p. Devonport, 463, rp. Dewsbury, 463, ep. Dickenfield, 
463, Pp. Diss, 463, p. Doncaster, 381, Pp. 463,P. Dorchester, 463, p, 
Dorking, 410. 463, rp. Drummond, Henry, 519. Dublin, 
463, Pp. Dudley, 463, rp. Dumbarton, 463, ep. Durham, 347, 
463, p. Dursley, 463, r.—Edinburgh and Leith, 416. Edin- 
burgh, Bankers, 463, p. Elgin, 463, vr. Esdaile &amp; Co., 519, 
Evesham, 439, Pp. 463, Pp. Exeter, 330, P.463,P. Exeter, Baptist 
Chapel, South Street, 410. Exeter, Bartholomew Street Chapel, 
463, Pp. Exeter, Castle Street Chapel, 439, r.—Fakenham, 463, p, 
Falmouth, 184, p. 410, Pp. 463, p. Farringdon, 463, Pp. Far- 
ringdon, Bankers, 463,P. Forfar, 463, er. Forster, Edward, 519, 
Frome, 463, p.—Galashiels, 463, rp. Galway, 446, Pp. Glasgow 
(Three Petitions), 463, rp. Glastonbury, 463, rp. Gloucester, 395, p. 
463, Pr. Godalming, 381,r. Goodfellow, Hugh, 422. Gregory, 
Edward, 519. Guildford, 463, Pr. Guisborough, 381, p.—Hack- 
ney, Old Gravel Pit Meeting House, 519,r. Hackney, Saint 
Thomas Square Chapel, 541. Hadleigh, 463, rp. 519. Hales- 
worth, 463, ep. 519. Halifax, 463, p. Halstead, 463, p. Har- 
wich, 463, rp. Hastings, 463, p. Haverfordwest, 463, Pp. Ha- 
verhill, 463, p. Hawick, 422. Hayworth,381. Helston, 463, p. 
Hemel Hempstead, 463, rp. Henley-upon-Thames, 463, Pp. 381. 
Hereford, 463, p. Hitchin, 463, p. Hoddesdon, 254, ep. Honi- 
ton, 463, p. Horsham, 463, Pp. Horncastle, 463, rp. Howden, 463, p, 
Huddersfield, 463, rp. Hull, 504.—Ifield, 463. Ilfracombe, 
463, p. Inverness, 463, Pp. Ipswich, 439, p. 463, p.—Jedburgh, 
463, p.—Kelvedon, 367, Pp. Kendal, 472. Kettering, 330, p. 
Kilkenny, 446. Kingsbridge, 367, rp. 463, p. King’s Lynn, 422. 
Kingston-upon-Thames, 330, p. Kingswood, 463. Kirkcaldy, 
463, Pp. Kirkby Kendal, 367, Pp. 463, p. Kirkby Lonsdale, 463, p. 
Kirkby Thuce, 463, p. Knaresborough, 463, p.—Lambeth, 
China Terrace Chapel, 330, rp. Lancaster, 463, Pp. Ledbury, 
463, p. Leeds, Bankers, 463, p. Leeds, Inhabitants, 446, Pp. 
Leeds, Quakers, 352, vp. Leek, 330. 463, p, Leicester, 435, Pp. 
Leighton Buzzard, 463, rp. 519. Leith, 416. 463, p. Leominster, 
360, Pp. 463, P. Lewes, 463, Pr. Leyburn, 463, Pr. Licton, 336, Pp. 
Limerick, 422, p. Litchfield, 463, pr. Liverpool, 367. 463, Pp. 
London, Lord Mayor, &amp;c., 519, Pp. London and Westminster, 
463. Lowestoft, 519. Lynn Regis, 463, p.—Macclesfield, 463, P. 
Madeley, 336, rp. Maidenhead, 261, P. 336, Pp. 463,P. Maldon, 
463,P. Malmesbury, 410. 463, rp. Malton, 463, p. Manchester 
and Salford, 395, p. Manchester, Bankers, 463, rp. Manchester, 
Chamber of Commerce, 435, p. Manchester, Quakers, 463, P. 
Manningtree, 463, rp. Margate, 439, rp. 463, p. Margate, Bankers, 
439, Pp. Marlborough, 463, r. Mary Axe, Saint, Bury Street 
Chapel, 463, Pp. Medbury, 463. Melksham, 463, P. 
Mepal, 410. Milford, 410. Monk Wearmouth, 410, rp, Mon- 
mouth, 463, p. Morgan, William Stewart, 558, rp. Moreton- 
hampstead, 416. Murfield, 463, r.—Nailsworth, 360, p. Neath, 
463, Pp. Needham Market, 463, p. Newbury, 463, rp. New- 
castle-upon-Tyne, 463, rp. Newington Saint Mary, 330, Pr. New- 
man, Allan, 261. Newport, 352, p. Two Petitions, 463, P. 
Newport Pagnell, 463, rp. Newton Abbot, 463, p. Northamp- 
ton, 463, p. Norwich, 463, Pp. 512, p. Nottingham, 395, P. 
463, p.—Odiham, 463, p. Oxford, 463, p.—Paine, Richard, 463. 
Paisley, 463, rp. Penrith, 463, rp. Penzance, 463, Pr. Plymouth, 
330, Pp. 463, Pp. Pontefract, 463, Pp. Pontypool, 463, rp. Poole, 
336, Pp. 463, P. Portsmouth and Portsea, 284, p. 463, p.—Rams- 
gate, 463, Pp. Reading (Two Petitions), 463, rp. Redruth, 463. 
eigate, 336, rp. 463, Pp. Richmond, 463, rp. Ringwood, 463, 
rp. Ripon, 463, rp. Rochdale, 463. Romsey, 263, Pp. Ross, 
463, P. Rothschild &amp; Co., 422. Rotherham, 463, rp. Royston, 
330. 463, P. Rugby, 485. Rye, 463, rp.—Saffron Walden (Two 
Petitions), 352. Salford, 395, rp. Salford, Chapel Street, 463. 
Salford, Windsor Chapel, 463, rp. Salisbury, 463, rp. Sanderson, 
&amp; Co., 422. Scarborough, 463, rp. Selby, 463, Pp. Settle, 463, P. 
Shaftesbury, 381. 450, pr. Sheffield, 401, p. 463, Pp. Shields, 
North, 360. Shiffnal, 463, r. Shipston, 463, Pr. Skipton, 463, P. 
Slaugham, 463. Sligo, 422,r. Smith, John Abel, 519. South- 
ampton, 463, Pp. Spalding (Two Petitions), 463, rp. Spilsby, 
South, 463, p. Staines, 463,r. Stockdale, John Joseph, 508, P. 
Stockport (Two Petitions), 463, r. Stockton, 463, r. Stockton- 
upon-Tees, 172, Pp. 463, Pp. Stourbridge, 401. 463, P. Stroud, 
360, vp. 463, Pp. Stow Market, 463, Pp. Sudbury, 336. 463, P. 
Sunderland, 410, Pp. 463, Pr. Sutton and Mepal, 410. Swansea, 
410, Pp. 463, P. Swindon, 463, p.—Tavistock, 416, Pp. 463, P- 
Taunton, 463, rp. Teignmouth, 446. 463, rp. Tetbury, 463, P- 
Tewkesbury, 








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PETITIONS—continued. 797 





Pages contoned 


Forlong, William and Andrew: 


Forster, James : 


Forty Shilling Freeholders: 


or Mitigation of the Punishment of Death, &amp;c.—continued. 

Tewkesbury, Lxxxv. 439, P. 463, Pp. Torrington, 463, rp. Totness, 
463, P. Towcester, 463, Pp. Tower Liberty, 284, r. Trowbridge, 
463,P. Truro, 254,P. 463, p.—U xbridge, 330, Pp. 347.463, P.— Wake- 
field (Three Petitions), 463, p. Wallingford, 463, er. Walworth, 
Beresford Chapel, 350, r. Walworth, York Street Chapel, 336, p. 
Wandsworth, 352, P. La. 261, vp. Waterford, 534. 
Wednesbury, 463, P. Wellingborough, 463, Pp. W: — 
{Three Petitions), 463, r. Wells, 463, ep. Wenlock, 463, p. West- 
minster, Hornton Street Chapel, 463. Westminster, Lewisham 
Street Chapel, 463. Westminster and London, 463. Whitby, 
463, P. igan, 463, p. Wigtown, 463, r. Winchester, 463, Pp. 
Windsor, 463, r. Winscombe, 416. Wisbeach, 463, p. Witham, 
284, p. Wiveliscombe, 463, p. Woburn, 463, Pp. Wolverhamp- 
ton, 463, p. Woodbridge, 284, p.463,r. Worcester, 330. 463, Pp. 
Workington, 463, rp. Worth, 463.—Yarmouth, 463, rp. Yar- 
mouth, Great, 330, p. Yeovil, 463, r. York, 336, p. 463, p. 


985. For abolishing the Punishment of Death for the Crime 
of; From, Ballybay, uxxxvi. 399. Carlow, 399. Cavan, 399.— 
Kildare, 424.—Leighlin Bridge, 424. Lisburne, 577. London- 
derry, 399. Lutterworth, 487.—Monstrevan, 238.—Portarlington, 
399.—-—For the abolition of the Punishment of Death for; From 
Jedburgh, txxxvii1. 268. 


986. For substituting such Secondary Punishment as may 
prove effectual for the suppression of Forgery; From, Aisgarth, 
txxxvil. 449. Athy, 318.—Bagnals: Town, 497. Bangor, 449. 
Donegal County, Grand Jury of, 556. Dublin, 590.—Earl’s Colne, 
409.—Leitrim County, Grand Jurors of, 546. Londonderry, 473. 
—Parsons Town, 464.—Ramelton, 585. Rathangan, 585.— 
Thornton, 449.—Waterford, 585. Wexford, 497. Wexford 
County, Grand Jury of, 585.—Youghall, 443. For mitiga- 
ting the Punishment for Forgery; Of Residents of Newtown 
Limavady, xc. 160. 


987. Stating that he has invented a chemical and mechanical 
criterion for preventing and ag Forgeries, and praying for 
a Committee of Inquiry; From Samuel Roscoe, Bakewell, 
LXXXIX. 284. 

See supra, 159. 





988. Complaining of being deprived of a remuneration in 
Land, contrary to the terms held out by the Colonial Office, as an 
inducement to persons to emigrate, on taking out valuable Stock ; 
Of William Forlong and Andrew Forlong, of Van Diemen’s 
Land, xc11. 428. 


988.° Complaining of his discharge from the Revenue Police 
in Ireland, and praying for Inquiry ; Of James Forster, xcu. 491. 


989. For the Disfranchisement thereof; From Master, War- 
dens and Members of the Guild or Corporation of Carpenters, 
Millers and others of Dublin, rxxx1v. 133, p.———-Complaining 
of the effect of the Disfranchisement Act; From Blake Foster, 
LXxxv. 450, P.————-For restoration of the Forty Shilling Fran- 
chise to the Counties in Ireland ; From Balbriggan, txxxv1. 660. 


Fosbrooke, Patience : 

990. Complaining of the conduct of the Bailiff of Bridgnorth, 
in having refused to take certain Depositions tending to exculpate 
the pe, ae of her Son, convicted of a Robbery; Of Patience 
Fosbrooke, xc. 464. 


Foundlings : 

991. That all parts of Ireland may be put on an equality in 
respect of Deserted Children; From Inhabitants of Limerick, 
Lxxx. 397, P.———— gee | the mode of providing for 
Deserted Children; From Inhabitants of Saint James, Dublin, 
LXxx. 223.———Complaining of the Assessment for supporting 
Foundling Children ; From Inhabitants of the City of Limerick, 
Lxxx11. 603.———Complaining of the refusal of the Vestry of 
that Parish to grant Money for the support of Deserted Children ; 
Of Overseers of the Deserted Children of Fintona, xc. 584. 


atin Hospital Act: 
992. For the Repeal thereof; From Inhabitants of Limerick, 
LXXIX. 235, P. 


Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Duties : 

993. Complaining thereof; From Council and Assembly at 
Montserrat, Lxxxu. 328, P. From Planters and others 
interested in the Colonies of St. Christopher and Nevis, resident 
in Great Britain, and of Tortola and the Virgin Islands, 1xxx1m1. 
494, P. See supra, 175. 


Fourdrinier’s Patent : 

994. Praying that the Family of the Petitioner’s Father, 
formerly a Partner with Henry and Sealy Fourdrinier, may be 
allowed their just share of such Compensation as the House may 
think fit to grant to Henry and Sealy Fourdrinier, for losses 
sustained by them; Of Henry Sevqeel, XCII. 476. 


Foxford Union : 

995. Complaining of the Conduct of the Reverend John 
O’Rorke, Vicar of that Union; From, Protestant Parishioners of 
the Union of Foxfcerd, Inhabitants of Killaser, and of Toomore, 

illaser, Bohola, Killeden and Templemore, composing the 
Union of Foxford, uxxxv. 134, P. Praying to be heard in 
defence of his Conduct; Of John O’Rorke, Clerk, ixxxv. 
393, P. 











GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Frame-work Knitters : 


996. Complaining of Distress, and praying for Relief; From, 
Hinckley (Two Petitions), LXXXVIII. 572. Toston, 576. ’Lough- 
borough, 591. 


Frampton Charities : 


997. That a vigorous search may be made into the Rights and 
Immunities of the Poor of that Parish; From Frampton, uxxx1x. 
523.—xc. 165. 


France: 


998. For consideration of his Claims on France, and for 
a ee his Case; From Clement Joseph Philipe Pen, 
Baron de Bode, txxx1. 363.——Complaining of Claims on 
France not being fully liquidated; From Henry Cazenove, of the 
City of London, Merchant, duly authorized to act on hehalf of 
certain Inhabitants of the Island of Mauritius, xxx. 464. Of 
William Charles Newland, of Chichester, Merchant, 465, P. 
Preston, Edgar and William Reed, and William Langmead, 
523, p. Robert Bruce, of Bristol, Merchant, 540, p. illiam 
Grant, of Portsmouth, Banker, 542, p. James Bourdieu, Samuel 
Chollett and James Bordieu, the younger, of the City of London, 
Merchants and Co-partners, carrying on trade under the Firm of 
Bordieu, Chollett &amp; Bordieu, and Firmin de Tastet, of the City 
of London, Merchant, carrying on business under the Firm of 
Firmin de Tastet &amp; Company ; Frances Samuel, Widow, on behalf 
of herself and Family ; of Nodes Dickinson, of Wigmore Street, 
Cavendish Square, in the County of Middlesex, duly autho- 
rized to act on behalf of certain British Subjects, Inhabitants of 
the Island of St. Martin, in the West Indies ; Robert Cowie, Agent, 
duly authorized to act on behalf of various Merchants and others, 
British Subjects, both for Supplies to French Prisoners of War 
and for other Claims, all duly proved and admitted by the Com- 
missioners for Claims on France, of Robert Cowie, Merchant, of 
London, and Agent for Messrs. Phyn and Ellice; Estate of 
John Tunno; James Cazenove; Firmin de Tastet; Finlay 
Bannatyne &amp; Company; Joseph Watson and various other 
Claimants ; Frederick Thomas Pratt and Robert Cowie, Agents, 
duly authorized to act on behalf of certain Inhabitants of the 
Island of Mauritius, and the Ionian Islands, Claimants on the 
Government of France ; and Mary Delamotte Wright and Joseph 
Wright her Husband, British Subjects; 557. Ordered to 
be printed, txxx1v. 383. Of Jean Baptiste Rondeaux, 
a British Subject, Inhabitant of the Island of Mauritius, txxx1v. 
255, ». Of George Simcox, of Harborne, 257, rp. Of D. 
Johnston and others, 315, vp. Of William Charles Newland, of 
Chichester, Merchant, 347. OfThomas Phibbs, of Dunamurry, 
348, ep. Of John Christoph Brants, 383, p.———Complaining 
of the Rate of Interest allowed by the Commissioners; Of George 
Simcox, txxx1v. 257, p.—-——Complaining of the Award of the 
Commissioners, and praying for Relief; From Baron de Bode, 
LXXxv. 264, P.————Complaining of delay in the investigation or 
liquidation of Claims, and praying for the interference of the 
ouse ; From, William Charles Newland, txxxvi. 455. Charles 
Pountney, 472, p.———Respecting a Claim for Compensation 
from the French Government for Confiscation of his Property, and 
for Inquiry; From Baron de Bode, txxxvi11. 396.———Against 
the distribution of the Funds for payment of French Claims, until 
his case has been determined; From Baron de Bode, txxxvi1. 
555.———For leave to be heard before the Committee against the 
Claims of the Baron de Bode; From, Beavan, John Philips, 
Lxxx1x.290. Bogue, John, 286. Bordieu, James,286. Lambert, 
Edward, 286. Rondeaux, Arthur, 286.— ——Complaining of 
the Claims on France not being liquidated; From, Bruce, Robert, 
LXxx1x. 290. Edgar Preston, 290.———For the appointment of 
a Committee to investigate his Claim ; Two Petitions of the Baron 
de Bode, xc. 569.— ——Against the adoption of any measures 
which may have the effect of delaying the immediate Distribution 
of the Fund; From John Phil Beavan, Agent of several 
Inhabitants of the Ionian Islands; James Harris, Solicitor of the 
Estate and Effects of William Carden, late of Bristol, Merchant, 
a Bankrupt; Arthur Rondeaux, of the Island of Mauritius (one of 
the Heirs of John Baptiste Rondeaux); Robert Bruce; xc. 354. 
Wilson Wilson &amp; Company, Agents of several Inhabitants of the 
Mauritius, 425. John Bogue, Edward Lambert and Henry 
Hardcastle Burder, Agents of David Johnston, of Bordeaux; 
William Grant, Assignee of the Estate and Effects of Richard 
Owen, a Bankrupt ; oe Cazenove, authorized Agent of many 
Inhabitants of Mauritius; Nodes Dickinson, Agent for certain 
Individuals resident in the Island of St. Martin, in the West 
Indies; William Langmead; Edward Richardson, Agent of many 
Inhabitants of Mauritius and the Ionian Islands; 452. Persse 
O’ Keefe, 477.——For consideration of his Claim ; Of William 
Charles Newland, xc. 569.——— For consideration of their 
Claims ; From George Drummond and Francis my Pg xcl, 
622, p. Matthew D’Arcy Talbot; Leonard John Cole; 688, r. 
Other Claimants, 681.———For consideration of their Claims ; 
From, Cole, Leonard John, xcu.405. Hamilton, John, 405. Talbot, 
Matthew D’Arcy, 21,r. Taylor, John, 331. See supra, 758 ; 
infra, 1189. 1618, 


Franking :—See supra, 386. 


Fraser, Elizabeth : 
999. For Relief, txxvit1. 404, p, 


Freeholders : 

1000. For the repeal or amendment of the Freeholders’ Quali- 
fication Act; From Inhabitants and Landholders of the Barony 
of St. Mullins and Idrone, East, (Carlow), uxxxvi. 795, Pr, See 
supra, 898. 989. 


Freeholds, 


9Q 


PETITIONS—continued. 








I. Petitions for-Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Freeholds, Registry of, (Ireland) : 

1001. Complaining of difficulties encountered in attempting 
to register Freeholds, and Praying that the mode of Registry may 
be assimilated to that of England; From Freeholders of the 
Barony of Iverk, txxxvit. 497. 


Freemasons : 

1002. [1824.] Petitions onngieieing, of the Act of last Session 
which prohibits the Meeting of certain Societies; From, Armagh, 
LXx1x. 282, p.—Ballibay, 347. Balliborough, 347. Belfast, 234. 
—Carlow, 138,p. Castleblaney, 347. oness, 347. Colerain, 
144. Connaught, 273,r. Coothill,347. Coranery, 347.—Drum, 
347.—Ireland, 129, p. 366, Pp. 460, p.—Kilkenny, 313, p. King’s 
County, 490.—Limerick, 149, p.—Newbliss, 347. Newton Stewart, 
203, p.—Parsonstown, 533. Portaferry, 354, p.—Rockorry, 347. 
—Shercock, 347.—Tralee, 324.—Wexford, 404, Pp. 


Freemen : 

1003. Praying the House to abolish the Duty on the Admis- 
sion of Persons to the Freedom of Cities and Boroughs; Referred 
to the Select Committee on Bribery at Elections; Of Inhabitants 
of Coventry, xc1. 223.———Complaining of the Admission of 
Persons to the Freedom of Corporations who were not justly 
entitled thereto; From Clonmel; Youghall; xc. 468. See 
supra, 778. 

Freemen’s Hospitals : 

1004. Praying the House to pass some Enactment whereby 

the Hospitals of aged Freemen and Widows —_ be continued 
e 


and maintained to them for ever; Of Stewards of the incorporated 
Companies of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, xcu. 137. 


Freethinking Society : 
1005. For liberty of free Discussion on all Religious Subjects ; 
From Members of the Edinburgh Freethinkers’ Zetetic Society, 
LXXVIIl. 211, P.—LXXIX. 381, P. 


Free Trade :—See infra, 2046. 


French Boots and Shoes: 

1006. Complaining of the Importation thereof; From Cord- 
wainers of Dovor; Lxxvi. 159, p.————Against the Importation 
of French Shoes ; From Masters and Journeymen Shoemakers of 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, txxx1v.174. Journeymen Ladies’ Shoe- 
makers of Westminster, 225, p. Cordwainers of the City of 
Hereford, 310. Operative Class of Boot and Shoe Makers of 
Ashton-under-Lyne, 336. Against the Importation of French 
Boots and Shoes ; From Masters and Journeymen Boot and Shoe 
Makers of Liverpool, txxx1v. 270, Pp. 


French Claims :—See supra, 998. 


Freshford Parish : 

1007. Complaining of Cruelty on the Part of the Parish 
Officers of Freshford to the Paupers of that Parish; Of Colonel 
William Patrick Napier, xc. 50. 

Friendly Societies : 

1008. Against certain Provisions of the Act 59 Geo. ITI. 
c. 128; From Pheenix, or United Artificers’ Friendly Society 
(Plymouth), xxv. 69, p.———For the Regulation thereof ; 
Of George Glenny, Actuary of London, Lxx1x. 536.—-—For 
vesting the Rules and Plans of Friendly Societies in a Board of 
Commissioners; From Robert Soutar, of Great Waterloo Street, 
Lxxx. 16,P. Referred to Select Committee on Friendly Societies, 
124. For the Encouragement of ; From Robert Soutar, of 
Great Waterloo Street, txxx1.50.———For the Regulation thereof; 
Of George Glenny, Actuary of the Devonshire Union Insurance 
Company, txxxi. 111, p. Of John Sutton, 169, Pr. Of Robert 
Birks Pitman, 175, re. Of Thomas Spraggs, of Portsea, 255. 

Against the Repeal of the Arbitration ed Of Members 
of the General Union Benefit Society held at Portsea, rxxx1. 
165, p. Of Committee and Secretary of the Sons of Albion Bene- 
fit Society, 236, r. Of George Glenny, Actuary of London, 320, p. 
Of the Social Brothers Benefit Society, 362, p.———In favour 
of a Board of Commissioners for the Regulation thereof, and for 
assistance to the Royal Union Association; From George Glenny, 
of London, xxx. 398.———Complaining of several Provisions 
contained in Act 10 Geo. IV. c. 54; From Provident Society ; 
James Wright; Susan Andrews; txxxv. 123. John Garlick Ball, 
479, p. George Glenny, 650.———For Amendment of Act 
10 Geo. IV. c. 56; From Temperate Society of Sandbach, 
Lxxxvi. 222. Friendly Society assembling at Zion Chapel, New 
Hall Street, Birmingham, 222,r. Old Men’s Club, at Sandbach, 
408. ————. From the under-mentioned Societies; viz., United 
Provident Society at the Spread Eagle, Limehouse Causeway ; 
Provident Union, at Reverend Mr. Stevens’s, Meard’s Court ; 
Friendly Society, at Spitalfields Chapel, Church Street; Amica- 
ble Society, at the Pitt’s Head, Tysen Street, Bethnal Green; 
Christian Benefit Society, Eagle Street; Second Society of Car- 
penters, Meeting at the Hole-in-the-Wall, Fleet Street; Provident 
Society, at the Reverend George Burder’s, Fetter Lane; Hope 
Society, at the King’s Arms, Poland Street; txxxvi. 893, P. 
Friendly Societies of Birmingham, 910, p. Provident Society of 
Corsham, 915.———From, Birmingham, txxxvu. 189. London, 
Society of Clickers, 547. Newport, Isle of Wight, 215. For 
the Repeal of Act 10 Geo. IV.; From Eckington, rxxxvi1. 465. 
—Fleet Street, London, 175.—Limehouse, 178.— Newport, Isle of 
Wight, 90.175. 178. Northampton, 77.—Swallow Street, West- 
minster, 208.—Taunton, 337.———For Repeal of the Laws on 
Benefit or F riendly Societies; From Persons who hold a Friendly 
Society at the Ship Inn, Hounslow, txxxvin. 535.———For a 
Revision of the Laws relating thereto; From Officers and Mem- 
bers of the several Friendly Societies in the Metropolis, txxxvit. 
616,———For the Repeal ofActs; From Members and Friends of 





Friendly Societies—continued. 
Friendly Benefit Societies of Wolverhampton, Lxxx1x. 175, ——_. 
For Amendment of the Friendly Societies Act ; From. Bilston 
Lxxx1x. 191.—Ellon, Friendly Society, 289. Ellon, Saint George’s 
Lodge Friendly Society, 289. on, True Blue Gardeners’ 
Friendly a 289.—Livingstone, Robert, 94. London, Fetter 
Lane, 200. ‘Farlane, Thomas, 94. Methlic, President and 
Secre of the Formartin Wrights’ Society of, 289. Metropolis 
191. ewburgh, Shipmasters’ Friendly Society, 289.—Re 2 
den, 335.—Stewartfield, 516.—Walsall, 419. estminster, Ber ‘ 
low Street, 270. Wight, Isle of,261. Wright, James, 200, 
York, 333. York Street, Saint James’s, 419.———To render it 
imperative on Magistrates to hear and determine disputes between 
Managers and Members of Benefit Societies; Of Members of the 
Mutual Insurance Benefit Institution, Threadneedle Street, London 
xc. 424. For the Amendment thereof ; Of Members of the 
Benevolent Brothers’ Society held at the Three Com Sil- 
ver Street, Golden Square, the oi xc. 521.————- For Amend- 
ment of the Law relating to Friendly Societies; From Southam 
ton, xc1. 197. Coppice Row, Clerkenwell, 272. Fetter Lane 
London, 315. arwich; Millbrook; the Metropolis; 4s3, 
Swallow Street, Westminster, 524. Southampton; Metra lis ; 
583. Members of a Meeting at the Black Jack Tavern, Ports. 
mouth Street, Lincoln’s-Inn Fields, 606. Bugle Street, Southam 
ton, 653. wg oh Rochester ; 779. —-——For extending the 
Act of 9 Geo. IV. c. 92, to Scotland; Of Members of Mik 
Men of Elgin, xc. 496.——— For Amendment of the Law relatin 
to Friendly Societies; From Birmingham (Chairman of a Meetin 
xcu.55. Birmingham, Members of the Benefit Society held at 
the Rose and Crown, Tonk Street, 367. Birmingham, Secretar 
and Stewards of a Society in, 55. Birmingham, Union Gift So- 

_ ciety, 136. Bott, Joseph, Secretary of the Rose Society, Birming. 
ham, 55.—Canterbury, 55. Champion, Thomas, 381. Click. 
ers, Members of the Friendly Society of, 55.—Daventry, 468, 
—Southampton (Two Petitions), 55. Spanish Leather Dressers’ 
Benefit Society, Members of, and the Friends of Humanity, 55, 
Squire, William,55. Wright, James, 55. 

Frith, Warren Hastings Leslie: 


1009. For Consideration of his Pecuniary Claims on the late 
Nabob of Oude and the East India Campany ; Of Warren Hast- 
ings Leslie Frith, xcu. 581. 


Frith of Forth Ferries: 


1010. For Repeal of the several Acts now in force relating 
thereto; From the Royal Burghs of Scotland, xc. 484. Burnt- 
island,601.——— Praying the House to vest the Management of the 
Ferries between Leith and Newhaven, and Kirkcald » Kinghorn 
and Burntisland, in the hands of Government, or to throw them 
open to the Public; Of the Royal Burghs of Scotland in Con- 
vention assembled ; Referred to the Select Committee on Leith 
Harbour; xc1. 479. 


Fundholders : 


1011. For an equitable Adjustment of the Claims of Fund- 
holders; From Pollokshaws Political Union, txxxvi1. 281. 
———That Fundholders may be compelled to contribute to the 
Maintenance of the Poor; From Peckham, txxxvuit. 634. 


Gaelic Language : 
1012. Praying for the Establishment of a Gaelic Professor- 
ship in some one of the Northern Colleges for the Instruction of 


Highland Students in Divinity; Of Natives of the Highlands of 
Scotland and others, resident in London, xc. 770. 


Galway : 


1013. For an Inquiry into the Tolls and Customs; From 
Thomas Flanagan, Lxx1x. 82,.——That Members of the Chamber 
of Commerce of Galway may have a concurrent Jurisdiction 
with the Common Council of the Corporation of Galway ; From 
Valentine Blake, txxxiv. 395, p. ——— For Removal of Civil 
Disabilities existing in that Town on account of Religious 
Opinions ; From Landowners, &amp;c. of Galway, uxxxv. 134, P. 
— Protestant and Roman Catholic Tradesmen, &amp;c. of Galway,194,P. 

That Roman Catholics may be admitted to the Freedom of 
the Corporation; From, Roman Catholic Clergy of the Wardenship 
of Galway; Landed Proprietors of Galway ; txxxv. 158, rp. James 
O’Hara, Foreman of the Grand Jury of Galway, 285, yp. Mem- 
bers of the Irish Bar connected with Galway, 404, p.———For 
placing Roman Catholics upon an equal footing with Protestants 
in regard to the Elective Franchise; From, Ballindooley, txxxv1. 
219, p. Ballindooley, Protestants, 238. Barna, 127, Pp. 147. 
Barna, Landowners, &amp;e., 452. Barna, Merchants, &amp;c., 164. 
Barna, Freemen, 311. _Bohermore, 191. 219. Bohermore, Free- 
holders, 176. Bohermore, Merchants, &amp;c., 176. Bohermore, 
Protestant Freemen, &amp;c., 157. Bottermore, 157, P- 
Brown, 421. Carra Brown, 225. Clare, 238. Clare Vicarage, 
243.—Galway, 133, p. 189. 201. Galway, Barristers, 161. 493. 
Galway, Chamber of Commerce, 355. Galway, Common Council, 
145. Galway, a Magistrates, &amp;c., 243. Galway, Free- 
holders, 172, P. 480. lway, Freemen, 169, ». Galway, Grand 
Jury, 189. Galway, Justices of the Peace, 269. 417. 493. 
Galway, Landholders, Clergy, &amp;c., 176, Pp. 231, Pr. Galway, Me- 
chanics’ Institute, 326. Galway, Mercantile and Trading Classes, 
108, rp. 465. Galway, Merchants, 172, rp. 181, p. Galway, Mer- 
chants’ Quay, 108. 157, P. 164. 167, P. 169, P. 311, P. 461, P- 
Galway, Merchants, Traders, &amp;c., 181, p. Galway, St. Nicholas, 
118, p. Galway, St. Nicholas, Freeholders, 164, r. Galway, St. 
Nicholas, Protestants, 201. Galway, Traders, &amp;c., 181, P. 223, P.— 
Kilcummin, 219. 248. Kilfenora, 145,r. Kilmacduagh, 145.— 
Maree, 181. 311. Menlough, 127, P. 381. Menlough, Frecholders, 
145. Menlough, Merchants and Freeholders, 118, rp. Men- 
lough, Protestants, 347. 406. Merchants’ Quay, 108, p. 157, P- 

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Galway—continued. 


For placing Roman Catholics on an equal Footing, &amp;¢.—cont?. 
EXXXxvi. 164, P. 167, P. 169, P. 311, Pp. 461, P. Moycullen, 223.— 
Newtonsmith, 176. Newtownsmith, 157. Newtownsmith, Free- 
holders, 164. Newtownsmith, Protestants, 201. 440, rp. Nicho- 
las, St., Protestants, 127, rp. 147, p. Nuns Island, 169. 461. 
Nuns Island, Landholders and Freeholders, 147. 161. Nuns 
Island, Merchants, &amp;c., 127, p. Nuns Island, Protestants, 108, r. 
368.—Oranmore Protestants, 408.—Rahoon, 176. 243, p. Rahoon 
Freeholders, 181. Rahoon, Protestant Inhabitants, 223, p. 265. 
Rahoon, Protestant Freemen, &amp;c., 225. 368. Roscom, 161. 
Roscom, Protestants, 493.—Spiddal, 225.—Tuam, 248. For 
an additional Representative to be added to Galway ; From, Bo- 
hermore, Lxxxvi. 457, p.—Connaught, 465, p.—Galway, Chamber 
of Commerce, 457, Pp. Galway, Magistrates (Two Petitions), 
465, Pr. Galway, Merchants, Freemen, &amp;c., 465, P.479. Galway, 
St. Nicholas, 493. Galway, Resident Freemen, 501,r. Galway 
Wardenship, 465, r.— Newtownsmith, 465, p.— Rahoon, 485. 
———For Provision in the Reform of Parliament (Ireland) Bill 
for the peculiar Franchise of Galway; From, Ballindooley, 
Lxxxvi. 767. Bar, Irish, 695. Bar, Irish, of Galway, 717. 
Bohermore, 781.—Claddagh, 655. Claregalway, 908, rp. Car- 
rowbrown, 655.—Galway, Freemen, 600, Pp. 739. 830, rp. Galway, 
Landholders, 645, P. 911. 934. Galway, Magistrates, 650. 890, P. 
Galway, Roman Catholic Prelate, 679, rp. 728. 765, Pp. Galway, 
Roman Catholic Magistrates, 722, rp. Galway, St. Nicholas, 728, 
Galway, Protestant Burgesses, 746. Galway, Merchants’ Quay, 
761. Galway, Chamber of Commerce, 767.931. Galway, Roman 
Catholic Apprentice Freemen, 826. Galway, Roman Catholic 
Freemen, 830, Pr. Galway, St. Nicholas, 883. Galway, Mer- 
chants, 835. 877. 890. Galway, Landowners, 904, rp. Galway, 
Mayor, 911. Galway, Freeholders, 911. Galway, resident Bur- 
gesses, 928.—Kilfenora, 923. Kilmacduagh, 776.—Menlough, 
686.—Newtownsmith, 723. 757. 923. Nuns Island, 811, p.— 
Roscom, 65£.—Shreul, 667.———For equalizing civil Rights in 
Galway ; From, Cara Brown, ixxxvi. 266.—Dublin, National 
Trades Political Union, 164.—Galway, Bakers of, 235. But- 
chers of, 82. Cabinet-makers‘of, 57. Carpenters of, 302. 397. 
Coopers of, 300. Fifty-pound and Twenty-pound Freeholders of, 
41. Free Burgesses and Freemen of, 403. Freeholders of, 184. 
—Guilds of Trades of, 136.—Hatters of, 164. Householders of, 
16. 547.—Joiners of, 57.—Magistrates, Landowners, and others 
of, 576. Masons of, 168.—Nailors of, 287.—Painters and Gla- 
ziers of, 189. Protestant Tradesmen of, 21.—Roman Catholic 
Burgesses of, 34. Roman Catholic Artificers of, 374. Roman 
Catholic Freemen of (Three Petitions), 184. Roman Catholic 
Artizans of, 86. Roman Catholic Handicraftsmen of, 204. 
Roman Catholic Householders of, 37. Roman Catholic Justices 
of the Peace of, 271. Roman Catholic Magistrates and Free 
Burgesses of, 21. 143. 397. Roman Catholic Mechanics of, 547. 
Roman Catholic Traders of, 271. Roman Catholic Tradesmen of, 
37. Ropemakers of, 130.—Sawyers of, 184. Shipwrights of, 

135.  Slaters of, 271. Stonecutters of, 143.—Tailors of, 168. 
Tallow Chandlers of, 302. Tanners of, 114. 153. Tobacco 
Spinners of, 189.—Watchmakers of, 207. Weavers of, 108. Gal- 


way County, Landowners, &amp;c. of, 300. Ireland, Members of. 


the National Political Union of, 439. Maree, 248. Newtown- 
smith, 521. Nuns Island, Roman Catholic Merchants and 
Traders of, 207. 239. Rahoon, 196. Roscom, 231. 300. St. 
Nicholas, Galway, 333. Tuam, Corporation of, 420. Com- 
plaining of the Conduct of the Corporation; From Parishioners 
of St. Nicholas, Galway, Lxxxvu1. 568.——Complaining of 
certain Abuses in the Management of the Ecclesiastical Property 
of the Corporation; From Landed Proprietors and Inhabitants of 
Galway, Lxxxvill. 577. 





Galway and Lough Corrib Canal : 


1014. In favour of the Formation of a Canal between those 
Places ; From County and Town of Galway, txxxrx. 370. 


Galway Harbour : 


1015. For an Inquiry into the Eligibility of Galway Harbour 
as a Packet Station; From Galway, xc. 583. 


Galway Roads : 


1016. Complaining of the bad State of Repair of the Roads 
in that County, and that Engineers may be appointed to survey 
them ; From Inhabitants of the County of Galway, Lxxxvii. 723. 


Game : 


1017. To legalize the Sale thereof; Of Poulterers and Sales- 
men of London and Westminster, txxviu. 232. Against 
any alteration of the Game Laws; Of Magistrates of Suffolk, 
Lxxvil. 250, p. Of Owners of Land in Hants and Berks, 278, p. 
Of William Cobbett, 293, ep. Of William Herbert, Rector of 
Spofforth, 332,r. Of Magistrates and others of Hertford, 357, p. 
Relative to the Game Laws; Of Richard Dellar, txxvin. 
254, p. Of Owners of Lands in Hants, 337, p. Complain- 











. ing of being compelled to py certain Penalties under the Game 


Laws; Of William Flint, of Market Harborough, ixxx1. 111, P. 
———For an alteration of the Game Laws; Of Justices of the 


. Peace of Norfolk, uxxx1. 235. Of Sheriff and Grand Jury of 


the County of Lancaster, 264,r. Of Justices of the Peace acting 
in and for the County Palatine of Lancaster, 337, p—————For 
an alteration or repeal of the Game Laws; Of Frederick Jones, 
of Horfield, uxxxu. 46. Of Magistrates of Bury St. Edmund’s, 
857, ep. Of Merchants, &amp;c. of Wolverhampton, 367, rp. Of 
Magietwetes in the Division of Devizes, 371, ». Of Magistrates 
of Wilts, 438. Of Justices of the Peace of the County of Nor- 
folk, 483, rp, Of Inhabitants of C 1, 467.——— For an 
alteration of the Game Laws; Of Occupiers of Land in the 
Vicinity of Hereford, uxxx1. 194, p——Derby Magistrates, 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 











I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Game—continued. 
LXxxv. 26, p.——St. George Lyster, txxxvi. 722. ———Com- 
= of a Conviction under, and for Revision thereof; From 

ohn Jepson, rxxxv. 189.———For Repeal of the Game Laws; 
From, James Hammerton, txxxvi. 50.640. Inhabitants of Bath, 
407. National Union of Working Classes, Bethnal Green, 875, 
———-Against Persons imprisoned for Offences against the Game 
Laws being prosecuted and supported in Prison out of the Poor’s 
Rates; From Wolverhampton, txxxvi. 222.———Complaining 
that the Attorney employed in a prosecution against them for 
being armed at night to destroy Game, acted by himself and Clerk 
as Under-sheriff, to procure the Jury to try the said Offence, and 
praying for the interference of do teens From George Harri- 
son and James Westwood, txxxvi. 792.———For Amendment _, 
of the Act; From, Master Gunmakers of London, txxxvitt. 42 
Operative Gunmakers of London and Birmingham, 542.——— 
Complaining of the Injury which their Crops sustained by the 
depredation of Game ; From Tenants of Farms in-the County of 
Perth, rxxxvu. 674._———For Repeal of Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. 
c. 32; From Drogheda, txxxvim. 236.——— Complaining of 
Surcharges made upon them for the Duty on Game Certificates ; 
From Samuel Alcock and others, txxxviu. 411,——-Complain- 
ing of certain Fees having been demanded of him on applying to 
the Magistrates of the District of Wandsworth for a License to 
sell Game; From John Liomin, txxx1x. 397.———For Alltera- 
tion; From, Clackmannan, txxx1x. 437. County of Perth, 341. 
— Pemplaining of the pernicious tendency of the Game Laws 
to the )Peasantry of Ireland; From Thomas Ryan, txxxrx. 434. 
=a ae laining of the Destruction of Crops by Game, and 
for such an Enactment as will secure to Agricultural Produce the 
same Protection as is given to every other species of Property ; 
From, Fifeshire, xc. 207. Perth, 248, East Lothian, 271. Kin- 
ross ; Clackmannan ; 387.——Praying for such Alterations in 
the Game Laws as may afford Relief to the Agriculturists from 
the evils to which they are presently subjected; Of Owners and 
Occupiers of Land in Perthshire, XClI. 268. 


Gaol Delivery : 


1018. For a Gaol Delivery between the Summer and Lent 
Assizes; Of Grand Jury of Essex, rxxvu. 143, P. 


Gaols : 


1019. Complaining of Act of last Session, for consolidatin 
and amending the Laws relating to Gaols and Houses of Cor- 
rection in England and Wales; Referred to Select Committee on 
Prisons; From, Inhabitants of the Borough of Leicester; uxxrx. 
205. Justices of the Peace of the County of Montgomery, 217. 
———In favour of District Gaols in the Circuit Towns in 
Scotland; Referred to the Select Committee on Prisons in 
Scotland; From Freeholders, &amp;c. of Inverness, Lxxx1. 336. 
———For Alteration of the System on which they are con- 
ducted ; Referred to Select Committee on Gaols (Scotland) Bill ; 
From Magistrates and others of Banff, txxx111. 294, Pp. Provost, 
Bailies and Town Council of Inverness, 403.———That Children 
may no longer be committed to the Common Prisons; From 
Edward Pelham Brenton, txxxvii. 432.———For relieving the 
Royal Burghs of Scotland from maintaining Gaol Prisoners 
sent from beyond their respective Boundaries ; ‘From Magistrates 
and Council of the Royal Burgh of Kirkcaldy, txxxrx. 403. 
———Praying for the Introduction of a complete and effectual 
System of Prison Accommodation and Discipline throughout 
Scotland ; Of Justices of the Peace, Commissioners of Supply, 
and Heritors of the County of Fife, xc1. 818. See supra, 401. 
406. 781. 825. 


Gas Lights : 

1020. Praying to be heard by Counsel before Select Commit- 
tee, to whom Reports to the Secretary of State for the Home 
Department, upon Gas Light Establishments, are referred; Re- 
ferred to Select Committee on Gas Light Establishments; From 
Imperial Gas Light and Coke Company ; txxvirt. 404. 

Gauging : 

1021. Respecting his Invention for Gauging and other Ad- 
measurement; Petition and Memorial of William Gutteridge, 
LXXXII, 299, P. 


General Association : 

1022. For a Committee to inquire into the Transactions of the 
General Association in Ireland; Of Edward Hamilton O’Grady, 
xc. 274.————For Suppression thereof; From Portadown, 
XCII. 337. 

Germany : 

1023. That the Name of the King of England and Hanover 
may not be used to crush the Liberties of the People of Germany ; 
From Members of a Society calling itself the National Political 
Union of St. Matthew, Bethnal Green, txxxvit. 590, P. 


Gibraltar : 
1024. Complaining of a Decision of the Court of Civil Pleas 
and Court of Appeals, at Gibraltar; From Augustin Galleano, 


LXXXVI. 118, P. 
Gin :—See infra, 1700. 


Glasgow Burgh Court : 
1025. Complaining of the Proceedings of the Magistrates or 
Burgh Court of Glasgow; From James Carrick, txxxvi. 482. 


Glasgow and Edinburgh Railway : 
1026. In favour of an intended Application for a Bill for 
making a Railway from G w to Edinburgh; Of the Pro- 
vost, Magistrates and Council of Kilmarnock, xc1. 299. 


Glasgow 


800 ~ PETITIONS—continued. 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Glasgow and Kilmarnock Roads : 

1027. Petition of Colin Campbell and Patrick Reed against 
certain Votes of the Committee on the Bill, and praying to be 
heard before a Committee of Appeal; txxxv. 539, Pp. Motion 
for referring it to a Committee of Appeal, withdrawn, 546. 


Glasgow Lottery : 
1028. Petition of Robert Clarke, stating his apuechensiyn of 
Imposition having been practised in the drawing of the same, and 
raying for Inquiry; txxxvi1. 393.———Praying to be heard 
before the Committee on the Glasgow Lottery; From Henry 
Edward Swift, Contractor for such Lottery, txxx1x. 146. Henry 
Monteith, 211. 


Glasgow and Portpatrick Road : 

1029. For the Improvement thereof; Referred to Select Com- 
mittee on Lines of Road from Glasgow to Ayr and Portpatrick ; 
From Royal Burgh of Stranraer; txxvi. 285. Noblemen and 
others of Ayr, 291. Merchants of Dublin; Referred to same 
Committee, 357. Noblemen and others of Wigtown; Referred 
to same Committee, 401. 


Glass : 


1030. Against disallowing the Drawback on Window Glass ; 
From Tradesmen, Workmen and Mechanics in the City of Dub- 
lin, Lxxxur. 492, p.———For Reduction of the Duty thereon ; 
From Grand Jury of the County of Clare, rxxx111. 556, P.——— 
For Repeal of the Duties; From James Fitzgerald, txxxv. 541. 

Bor Repeal of the Duty on Glass used for Windows ; 
From, Glaziers of Youghall, txxxvi. 472. Galway, 646, pP. 
Ballynahinch (Galway), 761, e. Moycullen (Galway), 931. 
Aoaianeen, Lxxxvil. 424. Crosboyne, 424. Crossmolina, 424. 
Islandeady, 424. Killala, 424. Kilvine, 424. Newport, 424. 
Tagheen, 424. Westport, 424. ———— That in the event of a 
Drawback of Duty being allowed in the Stock of the Wholesale 
Merchant, a similar allowance may be granted to the Retailer, 
in all cases where his Stock shall exceed £. 500 in value; From 
Joseph Ranson, Manager of the Perth Glass Company, 1txxxv1. 
598. For a, of the Duty on Glass; From Callan, 
Lxxxvi. 172. Curry, Richard, 413.———For Repeal or Re- 
duction of the Duty thereon; From Cork, xc. 339.——For 
Reduction of Duty on Glass in Ireland; From Limerick, xc. 
304. For the Repeal of Glass Duties; From William 
Colliner, xc. 394. James Fitzgerald, 491.———For Reduction 
of the Duty on Glass; From Roscommon, xc1. 200. 
Praying for the Repeal of the Act disallowing a Drawback on the 
Duty on Glass, upon its Importation into Ireland ; Of Merchants, 
Traders and Inhabitants of Limerick, xc1. 330. 

See infra, 1882. 


Glastonbury Borough : 

1031. Praying the House to extend the Limits and Jurisdiction 
of that Borough, so as to include the whole of the united Parishes 
of St. John the Baptist and St. Benedict ; Of Aldermen, Council- 
men, Burgesses and Rate-payers of the Borough of Glastonbury, 
XCI. 288. 


Glebe Houses : 

1032. For exempting Incumbents from further Repayment of 
Instalments on Loans for the Building of Glebe Houses ; From, 
Clergy of the Diocese of Clogher, txxxix. 517. Clergy of the 
Diocese of Elphin, 460. Clergy of Ireland (Two Petitions), 389. 
The there-undersigned Clergy of Ireland, 398. 


Glebe Tenants : 
1033. For an Alteration in the Law relative to Glebe Tenants; 
From, Killarney, .xxxvu. 501. Moon, Daniel, 370. 


Gloucester County Gaol : 


1034. Complaining of the state thereof; From Debtors con- 
fined therein, Lxxxviti. 475. 


Gloucester, St. George’s Parish : 
1035. Complaining of the Proceedings of the Select Vestry of 
that Parish ; Of Rate-payers of the Parish of St. George, in the 
County of Gloucester, xcr. 123. 


Gloucester and Milford Haven Road : 


1036. For placing the same under the direction of a Commis- 

sion; From Trustees of certain Roads, uxxx11. 46, P. 
Gloves : 

1037. Complaining of the Seizure of Gloves as heing of French 
Manufacture; Of William Harrison, Commercial Attorney and 
Representative of the House of Messrs. Riviere &amp; Co., of Foley 
Street, txx1x. 273, p.————Against the Importation of Gloves ; 
Of Glove Manufacturers of Yeovil, txxx1. 21. Of Dressers, 
Parers and others of Yeovil, 32. Of Leather Dressers, Master 
Glovers and others of Dolgelly, 61,r. Of Masters and Work- 
men of the Town of Milborne Port, 75,r. Of Operatives em- 
ployed in the Glove Trade of Worcester ; and of Glove Manufac- 
turers of Worcester, 97, p. Of Glove Manufacturers and In- 
habitants of Leominster, 177, p———-Of Glove Manufacturers of 
the City of Worcester, txxx11. 462, p. Of Mayor, Aldermen, 
Citizens and other Inhabitants of Worcester; and of Glove 
Manufacturers and Inhabitants of Leominster, 478, p. Of Glove 
Manufacturers of the City of Hereford, 483, p. Of Bailiffs, Bur- 

esses and other Inhabitants of Ludlow, 488. Of Glove Manu- 
acturers of Yeovil, and of Inhabitants of Yeovil, 494. Of Master 
Glove Manufacturers of Kington, 502, rp. Of Inhabitants of 
Woodstock; and of the French Kid Glove Manufacturers of 
London, 510, p.———From Inhabitants of Woodstock, txxxv. 
103, p.————From, Hereford, .xxxvu. 60.—Kington, 152,— 


Gloves—continued. 
Against the Importation of—continued. 
London, txxxvu1. 60. Ludlow, 60.—Milborne Port, Glove Manu- 
facturers, 37. Milborne Port, Operatives, 37.—Torrington, Great, 
60.— Woodstock, 60. Worcester, Glove Manufacturers, 60, 
Worcester, Magistrates, 60. Worcester, Operatives, 26. 419. 
—Yeovil, Glove Manufacturers, 60. Yeovil, Magistrates, 60, 
Yeovil, Operatives, 26. 


Glynn’s Bankruptcy : 

1038. Complaining of the Brother of the Bankrupt having 
been appointed Assignee against the interests and wishes of the 
Petitioners ; Of Creditors who have proved Debts under a Com- 
mission of Bankruptcy against Edmund John Glynn, late of Glynn, 
and of Launceston and Bodmin, Banker, xc1. 471. 


Gold :—See supra, 162, &amp;c. 322; infra, 1978. 


Gold and Silver Lace : 
1039. Complaining of the Introduction of Foreign Embroi- 
dery; Of Gold and Silver Refiners, Lacemen and Embroiderers 
of London and Westminster, txx1x. 174. 


Golmay ee 


1040. Comp aining of that Barony having been proclaimed; 
Of Mr. Butler, txxvi. 468, P. 


Gort : 


1041. For Regulation of Tolls levied on Articles coming into 
the Town of Gort; From Blake Foster, txxxv. 450, P. 


Gospel : 
1042. Against any further Grants of Public Money to the 
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts; From 


Cornelius Griffin, a Clergyman in Full Orders, txxxm1. 194, p. 
—KXcC. 482. 


Gourlay, Robert : 

1043. In Favour of Emigration to Upper Canada, txxv. 
436, P. Relative to Grants of Lands in Upper Canada, 
LXXxvil. 64, P.———Concerning the Appointment of a Commis- 
sion of Inquiry in Upper Canada, txxvu. 437, p.———Com- 
plaining of certain Proceedings in the Court of Chancery, ixxx. 
243.———Complaining of his Imprisonment, and praying for an 
Inquiry into his Case; From, Inhabitants of Forgan; Robert 
Gourlay, .xxx. 338, p. Inhabitants of Ceres and Ferryport-on- 
Craig, in Fifeshire, 355, rp. Robert Gourlay, 384,p. Inhabitants 
of the Parish of Scoonie, and County of Fife; Of the Parish 
of Wily and its Vicinity; Of the Borough of Hindon and its 
Vicinity ; and of Tisbury and its Vicinity, 391, rp. Inhabitants of 
Ceres in Fifeshire, 478. Parishioners of Longford, and of In- 
habitants of Stapleford, 628. Relative to the Canada Com- 
pany Bill, .xxx. 371.———For an Inquiry into the Situation and 
Circumstances of Mr. Gourlay; Of Inhabitants of Dunbog, 
LxxxI. 130, p. Of Inhabitants of Scoonie, 290. Of Inhabitants 
of Forgan and Kennoway, Fifeshire, 297. Of Inhabitants of the 
Parish of Ceres, 373, p. Relative to Emigration to Canada, 
LXXxil. 74, P.——Complaining of certain Proceedings against 
him in Upper Canada in 1818, and for an Inquiry into his ase 5 
Of Robert Gourlay, txxxu. 75, P. For a new Commission 
to inquire into the Practice of the Court of Chancery ; Of Robert 
Geatier, LxxxiI. 548.————Complaining of being committed to 
the House of Correction, Coldba Fields, and for the Appoint- 
ment of a Commission to visit him in Prison; Of Robert Gourlay, 
LXxx1I. 605, p.———Complaining of his Imprisonment for re- 
commending the People of Upper Canada to send home Commis- 
sioners to inquire into certain Acts relating to that Province, and 
for an Inquiry; From Robert Gourlay, .xxxvu1. 350.—— 
Complaining of certain Proceedings instituted against him 4 the 
Government of Upper Canada, and praying for Inquiry; From 
Robert F. Gourlay, 1xxx1x. 510. 


Grand Canal : 


1044. That they may not be impeded in their Operations, and 
complaining of Statements in the Petition of the Directors of the 
Royal Canal Company ; From the Company of the Undertakers, 
LXXXxIv. 293, p.———Complaining of Public Money being im- 

roperly lent to the Grand ,Canal Company; From Samuel 

raper, LXXXIv. 207, p.———Against any further Grant of 
Public Money for the Extension thereof; From, Traders and 
others of Ballymahon; Mullingar; Ballina Cargy ; Nobility and 
others of Westmeath; Lxxxv. 271, p.———Against Interference 
in the Completion of the Branch of that Canal to Kilbeggan; 
From, Provost, Burgesses, &amp;c. (Two Petitions) of Kilbeggan; 
Gentlemen, Clergy, &amp;c., of Stremistown and Horseleap; uxxxv. 
390, rp. Magistrates, &amp;c., of Moate, and of Clara, 406, P.——— 
Complaining of the Grant to the Grand Canal Company for ex- 
tending the Navigation to Kilbeggan; From, Merchants and 
others of Tullamore; Directors of the New Royal Canal Com- 
pany ; High Sheriff and Grand Jury of King’s County ; 1xxxv- 
403, P. 


Grand Junction Waterworks Company :—See infra, 2128. 


Grand Juries and Grand Jury Presentments : 

1045. Relative thereto; Referred to Select Committee on 
Grand Jury Presentments ; From, Coleraine, xxxvi1. 300. Cork, 
247.—Drogheda, 331, rp.—Kerry, 369, P. Kinsale, 289.—Lima- 
vady, 281. Limerick, Grand dom 70. Limerick, Saint John, 
244, vp. Limerick, Saint Mary, 244, P. Limerick, Saint Mun- 
chin, 244, p. Limerick, Saint Nicholas, 244, p.—Newtown Lima- 
vady, 281.—Waterford City, 208, r. Waterford Grand Juries, 





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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued) —relative to— 


Grand Juries and Grand Jury Presentments—continued. 


Inquiry concerning the Conduct of the Sheriff of Dublin; From 
Inhabitants of Liverpool, rxxvi. 387, P. For the Regula- 
tion of Grand Juries; From Proprietors, Freeholders and others 
of Drogheda, txx1x. 452, pr. Of Richardson Bell, of Tully- 
allen, respecting Grand Jury Presentments; Referred to the 
Committee on the State of Ireland; uxxx. 481. ——— Com- 
laining of the present System of Grand Jury Presentments ; 
Grom, ichardson Bell of Killemaddy, and of Inhabitants of 
Tyrone, uxxx1. 278, P. Inhabitants of the County of Done- 
gal, 385, P.———For an Alteration of the Laws relating thereto ; 
rom Grand Jury of the County of Fermanagh, txxx1. 482, Pp. 
, ea Clergy and Freeholders of the County of Clare, 486, rp. 
Grand Jury of the County of Donegal, 491, p.——— Deprecating 

the present System of Road Presentments; From Lieutenant- 
General Browne, txxx11. 316, p.———For an Alteration of the 
Oath required to be taken by Grand Jurors; From Grand Jury 
of Londonderry; txxxim. 372, p.—-Complaining of the enor- 
mous Annual Taxation laid on them by Grand Jury Presentments ; 
From Proprietors, Freeholders and others of the Town and County 
of Drogheda, txxx11. 483, p.———Complaining of the Grand 
Jury System in Ireland, and that some Tienes may be made 
therein; From Thomas Ryan, txxxv. 423, p.———F or extension 
of the Operation of the Jury Act to Corporate and other Jurisdic- 
tions; From Liverpool, txxxv. 464, p.———For Revision of the 
Grand Jury Laws; From, Fermanagh, ixxxv. 527, Pp.  Kil- 
o conly, 597, Pp. Clare, 607, p.————Complaining of the partial 
Conduct of the Grand Jury of Westmeath against him; 

From Gerald Dillon, txxxv. 572.———For the Abolition of the 

Grand Jury Laws; From United Parishes of Kilbride and Doun- 





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e feny, LXxxvi. 148, p.——That Grand Jurors may be elected by 
n Ballot From Navan, txxxvi. 388.——For Revision of the 
Pe Grand Jury Laws; From Noblemen and others of the County of 

Mayo, uxxxvi. 439, p. Parishioners of Clonenagh; Inhabitants 

of Donegore, Kilbride, Ballyeaston and Nalteen; Inhabitants of 

Dromore ; 461.——— Landholders of Clara, txxxvi. 721, P. 
= Landholders and Householders of the County of Tipperary, 735. 
ay ——— Londonderry, txxxvu. 164, p.———Complaining of the 
st present Mode of expending the County Assessments in Ireland, 
8 and submitting a Plan for the Remedy thereof; From James 
_ Girvin, Lxxxvi. 678.———Complaining of the Amount of Grand 
“ Jury Assessments, and for Relief; From, Whitechurch and Gar- 
oa rocloyne, LXXXxvil. 47. ~“* 100. Dublin, St. Bridget, 571. 
# —Cappoquin, txxxvit. 404. Tallow, 428.———Complaining of 


h the present System of County Taxation by Grand Juries; From, 
. Lan re pony of theCounty of Tyrone, Lxxxvu. 829, P._—— 








nt That a Bill may be introduced into the House, enabling Grand 
- Juries to put up Gates and levy Tolls upon such Roads as may 
os appear to them proper, with Power to reduce or increase them ; 
"d rom Grand Jurors at Carrickfergus Lent Assizes, Lxxxvul. 
. 303, P.————-For Repeal of the Grand Jury Laws; From Kil- 
Bs tinnell, txxxvu. 517.———For Amendment of the Laws relating 
“a thereto; From Kilcorcoran, txxxvu. 12. Moycullen, 577. 
= —— From Landholders of Westmeath, txxx1x. 417. For 
“ the Amendment of the Grand Jury Laws; From Castlereagh 
wi Barony, Lxxxvitt. 314. Clonoulty and Rossmore, 178. Donegal, 
whe 352. Duleet, Lower, 696. undalk, 352. Edgeworthstown, 
om 40. Enniskeen, 129. Killileagh, &amp;c., 71. Kilmessen, &amp;c., 201. 
~ ———-For the Improvement of the Grand Jury System in Ire- 
t land; From, Burnt Court, txxxvit. 605. Cahir, 605. 

ot Complaining of the unequal Manner in which the Grand Jury 
ays Cess is raised off the Parish of Dunleek; From Inhabitants of 
“a Dunleek, 1xxx1x. 200.——For the adoption of Measures autho- 
d rizing Grand Juries to equalize Grand Jury Taxation; From 

# Grand Jury of the County of Waterford, xc. 140. Inhabitants of 
he Lismore and Tallow, 353.———Praying that Property of every 
= description may be assessed to the Grand Jury Taxation; From 

‘ Drogheda, xcit. 199.———Praying for the Adoption of a more 
equitable Principle of providing for the public Burthens in Ire- 

land than the present mode of Assessment by Grand Juries; Re- 

ind ferred to the gelect Committee on County Cess, Ireland; From 
the Members of the Grand Panel of the County of Carlow, xc1. 218. 
ers, Shankhill and Elphin, 277. Clanwilliam ; Westmeath ; 353. Mem- 
im- bers of the Grand Panel of the County of Armagh; Kilmore ; 
uel 416.——— Praying the House to take into Consideration the 
of whole Grand Jury System; From Castlereagh; Ballywalter ; 
and XCI. 271.————-Praying the House to enact Measures to alleviate 
and County Taxation, by passing a general Act to diminish the enor- 
nce mous expense of establishin separate Turnpike Roads; Referred 
an; to the Select Committee on County Cess cay From Landed 
an; Proprietors and Grand Jurors of the County of Westmeath ; 
xv, Grand Jury of the County of the Town of Drogheda; xct. 
_— 304,.———That the Grand Juries of those Counties to which the 
ex- pa Valuation will not be applicable for a considerable period, 
and authorized to cause a Valuation to be made for the purpose of 
om- — Grand Jury Taxation; Of Inhabitants of the County of 
(XV. aterford, xc1. 584..————For Repeal of the Clause in the Grand 


Juries Act, passed in 1836, affecting the Salaries of Medical 

Superintendents of Dispensaries; From, Bandon, xcu. 6.—Done- 

128. 1,27. Dunderrow, Tissassin and Clontead, 29.—Innishannon 
ispensary, 6.—Limerick, 35.—Queen’s County, 43, — Tyrone, 


21.————-Complaining of the heavy Amount of Grand J ved 

on Taxation; From, Dublin (St. Catherine), xcu. 580.—Limerick 
ork, (Liberties), 468. Limerick (St. Michael), 468. 
ane, 1046. Complaining of the Amount of Grand Jury Assessments, 
ohn, and the System of Tithes, and praying that the Clause in the Irish 
ont Reform ill, respecting Ten oe te Copyholders, be extended to 
— Ten Pound Leaseholders in Counties; From Landholders in 
ym Drogheda, txxxvil. 53, P. 
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Grand Juries and Grand Jury Presentments-—continued. 


1047. For Revision of the Grand Jury Laws, the Abolition of 
Tithes and Church Rates, in favour of the Reform of Parliament 
(Ireland) Bill, and the new Plan of Education; From United 
Parishes of Urney and Terminamongan, txxxvit. 370, P. 

See supra, 711. 836; infra, 1663. 2024. 


Grange, Robert Wyatt : 
1048. For public Remuneration for Expenses of a Prosecution 
for Conspiracy ; Offered, and, by leave, withdrawn; Of Robert 
Wyatt Grange, xc. 587. 


Granite : 
1049. Relative to Granite Stone in the Island of Herm near 
Guernsey ; Of the Honourable John Lindsay, txxvi. 360, P. 


Grant, John: 
1050. Praying that the House will address His Majesty that 
His Royal Pardon may be granted to Convicts transferred from 
the Penitentiary to the Hulks; Of John Grant, txxrx. 186. 


Grant, Sir John Peter : 
1051. Complaining of the Appointment of Sir John Peter 
Grant to the Office of a Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court at 
Calcutta; Of Sir John Thomas Claridge, xc1. 481. 


Grantham, Borough : 

1052. That the Corporate Jurisdiction of the Borough may be 
confined within the limits assigned by the Boundary Act; From 
Earl Brownlow and Others, Proprietors of Estates within and near 
to the Soke of Grantham; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Municipal Corporations; txxxviu. 341. 


Gravesend Block-house Fort : 
1053. Complaining of certain Proceedings of the Board of 
Ordnance relative to an agreement for the sale of the Block-house 
Fort at Gravesend ; Of Inhabitants of Gravesend, xc. 165. 


Gravesend Corporation : 

1054. Complaining thereof; Referred to the Select Committee 
on Municipal Ccsseunions ; From, Hedgeock, William ; txxxviu. 
90.—Gravesend and Milton, Freemen of, 153.—Hubbard, Samuel, 
411. 


Gravesend and London Railway : 

1055. Praying the House to reject any Application for the 
Establishment of a Railway Communication between London and 
Gravesend, the Line of which shall be intended to pass through 
the Town of Greenwich; From Freeholders and Leaseholders of 
Property in Greenwich ; Housekeepers of Greenwich ; xc. 325. 


Gravesend and Milton Charities : 
1056. For Inquiry; From Samuel Hubbard, txxxvit. 695. 


Gravesend Pier : 
1057. Complaining of Losses sustained by the erection of the 
said Pier; From Watermen and Inhabitants of Gravesend and 
Milton, txxxvut. 590. 


Greeks: 


1058. For an Interference in their favour; Of the Inhabitants 
of Lees, in Ashton-under-Lyne, txxvu. 428, p———Of Inhabit- 
ants of White Roothing, txxx1. 374, P. Against Great 
Britain being a party to establishing any particular form of Govern- 
ment in Greece; From Inhabitants of London and Westminster, 
Members of the Metropolitan Political Union, txxxv. 528, P. 
———From Inhabitants of the Island of Crete, for Protection ; 
Withdrawn ; ixxxvi. 264. 


Greek Church :—See infra, 1518. 1678. 





Greenwich Hospital : 

1059. Against contributing thereto; From, Butler, George 
William, txxxv. 449, p.—Falmouth, 410, rp.—Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne, 383, p.—Poole, 449, p.—Scarborough, 369, rp. Sunderland, 
near the Sea, 410, p.—Whitby, 534, p.———From, Kingston- 
upon-Hull, txxxvi. 231, p.— Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 452, Pr.— 
Poole, 431.—Sunderland, 296. Complaining of the dis- 
continuance of the Payment of Parochial Rates, heretofore pay- 
able by the Board of Directors of that Hospital ; From the Vicar, 
Churchwardens, &amp;c., of Greenwich, txxxv. 605, P. See supra, 
191. 631; infra, 1424. 


Grenada: : 

1060. Praying for a Reduction of Taxes; Of the Legislative 
Council and General Assembly ; xxvit. 124, P.———For removal 
of Colonial Disabilities affecting Roman Catholics ; Prom Roman 
Catholic and other Inhabitants of Grenada, Lxxxv. 113, P.——— 
Against any interference between Master and Slave, and for Reduc- 
tion of Duty on West India Sugars; From Planters, &amp;c. of Grenada 
and its Dependencies, Lxxxvul. 351, P. 


Griffin, John : 

1061. Petition brought up and read, and the said Petition 
appearing to pray for Public Money, and the same not being 
recommended by the Crown, the Petition was not received ; 
LXXXVIIL. 694. 


Griffiths, Joseph : 

1062. Complaining of his Accounts with the Board of Works, 
relative to a Contract for Carpenters’ Work, not having been exa- 
mined and settled, and praying the interference of the House; Of 
Joseph Griffiths, Builder, xc1. 63. 

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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Grosvenor Place Improvement Act: 
1063. Petition against the Act passed last Session; From 
Inhabitants of the Out Ward of St. George, Hanover Square ; 
Lxxx11. 454. 600, P. : 


Gaudaloupe Claimants :—See II. VI. 


Guelph, Olive : 

1064. Praying for Protection and Redress; Of Olive Guelph 
(styling herself Princess of Cumberland), uxxix. 102. Com- 
plaining of her being imprisoned in the King’s Bench; uxxxt. 
301, p.———Praying to be heard at the Bar of the House in 
explanation and defence of her case; Lxxx11. 125. See infra, 
1524, 2169. 


Guernsey : 

1065. Complaining of his Imprisonment; Of Benjamin Bishop, 
M.D., LXXxvi. 186. Complaining of the Decision of certain 
Commissioners deputed to the Island of Guernsey in 1815, as to 
the valuation of a Promontory called Mount Crevel ; Of Eleazer 
le Marchant, of Guernsey, Lxxx1. 271, Pp. See supra, 355; 
infra, 1272. 


Guildford :—See infra, 1945. 


Gunning, George : 
1066. For an Enactment to enable His Majesty’s Subjects to 


examine Witnesses upon Oath in open Court; From George Gun- 
ning, LXxx1x. 256. 


Gunsmiths: 


1067. Complaining of Distress, and for Relief ; From Gun-lock 
Manufacturers in Darlaston, txxxvut. 501. 


Gunton, William : 


1068. Complaining of the loss of £.25, transmitted in a Letter 
to London through the Post Office; txxxvut. 535. 


Gurney, Goldsworthy :—See infra, 1918. 


Gurney, Reverend Thomas Peter : 

1069. Complaining of not having been preferred by his Dio- 
cesan to the Living of St. Allen, in Cornwall, and praying that, 
in any Bill to be brought in for Church Reform, a Clause be in- 
troduced making provision in the nature of Half-pay to super- 
annuated poor Curates, out of the surplus revenues of Cathedral 
and other Ecclesiastical Sinecures; Of the Reverend Thomas 
Peter Gurney, upwards of thirty-eight years Curate and officiating 
Minister of that Living, xc. 61. 


Habeas Corpus Act (Ireland): 


1070. For the si een of the Habeas Corpus Act throughout 
Treland; From Sir Harcourt Lees, Bart., uxxxvut. 221. 


Hackney Coaches : 

1071. Complaining of the great increase of Short Stages, &amp;c. ; 
From Owners and Drivers, txxvit. 190. That Cabriolet 
Licenses may be made general; From Proprietors of Hackney 
Coaches, Lxxxin. 225, P.———For granting a discretionary 
privilege to Coach, Chariot and Cabriolet Owners, to work either 
Coaches or Cabriolets; From, Thomas Henman, Clerk to the 
Committee of Hackney Coach and Chariot Owners, Lxxxrv. 
201, rp. George Green, and Charles Saggers, Hackney Coach 
and Chariot Owners, 346. Thomas Wheedon, Hackneyman, 
335, p.———For an alteration in the Act to admit Omnibuses 
to run through the City; From, Henry Jackson and other 
Inhabitants of Oxford Street, txxxv. 471. George Shillibeer, 
LXxXxvi. 760, That before any steps are taken for throwing 
open the Trade of Hackney Carriages, time may be afforded to 
7 the efficacy of the late arrangements; From Proprietors of 

ackney Coaches, txxxvi. 679, P. For placing the Public 
Carriages of the Metropolis upon such a system as shall secure 
their becoming a convenience and accommodation, instead of a 
nuisance and annoyance to the Public; From Inhabitants of the 
City of London, and the Streets adjacent thereto, txxxviu. 179. 
———That they may not be deprived of their authority over 
Hackney Coach Stands within the limits of their jurisdiction; 
Of Vestrymen of Marylebone, xc. 401.———For the adoption of 
measures for the better Regulation thereof; Of Inhabitants of 
London and Westminster, xc. 200.——For provision to prevent 
the overloading of Omnibuses and Hackney Carriages, and the 
ill-treating of the Horses drawing the same; Of Members of the 
Society for the prevention of Cruelty to Animals, xc1. 353. 


Hackney Coach Office : 

1072. Complaining of the Conduct of the Hackney Coach 
Commissioners, and for abolishing the Office altogether; From 
Thomas Henman, Clerk to the Committee of Hackney Coach and 
Chariot Proprietors, txxx11. 373, p.———For the Abolition 


thereof; From George Green and Charles Saggers, txxxv. 
271, P. 


Hadfield, James: 


1073. Complaining of his Confinement as a Criminal Lunatic; 
LXXvI. 478. ; 


Haddingtonshire :—See supra, 556. 
Halliday, Patrick : 


1074. Complaining of certain Permits having been withheld 
from him; From -Patrick Halliday, Tobacco .Manufacturer of 
Londonderry, txxxviit. 275. 


Hampson, James: 
1075. Complaining of having been refused a License to sell 


Beer, stating the Particulars of his Case, and praying Relief; Of 
James Hampson, of Thorn Falcon, xc1. 218. 








Hanchett, Captain : 
1076. For a Committee to inquire into the cause of his dis- 


missal from the Office of Comptroller General of the Coast Guard ; 
Of Captain Hanchett, xc. 457. 


Hancock, Walter :—See infra, 1918. 


Hand Loom Weavers : 

1077. Complaining of Distress, and for the appointment of a 
Board of Trade to equalize, superintend and regulate the Prices of 
Workmanship in the different departments of Hand Loom Weaving; 
From, Airdrie, rxxxvi. 342. Auchinleck, 364. Ayr, 322.— 
Baird, Thomas, 274. Balfron, &amp;c., 236. Bathgate, 236. Beith, 
274. Belfast, 432. Bolton (Two Petitions), 342. Bridgetown, 
403.—Calton, 322. Catrine, 274. Cumnock, 314. Crosshill, 
274.—Darvel, 291.—Evox, St., 274.—Falkirk, &amp;c., 342.—Gal- 
ston, 274. Girvan, 274. Glasgow, 249. 334.— Hamilton, 236.— 
Irvine, 220.—Johnston, 259.—Kilbride, West, 274. Kilmarnock, 
314. Kilwinning, 274. Kirkintilloch, 322. 364.—Lanark, 236, 
Largs, 274. Larkhall,249. Lochwinnoch, 449.—Mauchline, 274, 
Maybole, 274. Monckton, &amp;c., 274.—Neilstown, 274. Newton 
near Ayr, 274.—Ochiltree, 274. Orwell, &amp;c., 274.—Paisley, 449, 
Perth, 269.—Renfrew, 449. Rutherglen, 394.—Saltcoats, 274, 
Stevenston, 314. Stewarton, 394. Stonehouse, 201. Strathaven, 
&amp;c., 255.—Tarbolton, 274. Torrens, &amp;c., 322.—Whitburn, 439, 
———Complaining of Distress; From, Aberdeen, txxxrx. 288, 
Ainsworth, 245. Airdrie, 94. 266. Alloa, 187. Aspul, 283, 
Auchterarder, 216. Ayr, &amp;c., 180.—Balfron, 358. 461. Bath- 
gate, 266. Beith, 180. Belfast, 259. Bellshill, 151. Biggar, 
211. Blackburn, 300. Blackford, 266. Blackrod, 187. an- 
tyre, 151. Bolton, 89. 94. Bothwell, 151. Bradshaw, 123, 
Brampton, 235.—Calton and Glasgow, 293. Cambuslang, 266. 
Carlisle, 235. Carluke, 211. Catrine, 241. Chowbent, 166. 
Cockermouth, 267. Cumbernauld, 221. Cumnock, 241.—Dar- 
wen, 158. Douglas, 211. Dunning and Newtown of Pitcairns, 
228.—Eaglesham, 89.—Falkirk, 266.—Girvan, 241. Glasgow, 
211. Glasgow, Calton of, 293.—Hamilton, 266. Harwood, 158, 
Hindley, 283. Horwich, 158.—Irvine, 70.—Johnstone, 266.— 
Kilbernie, 180. Kilbride, West, 180. Kilmarnock, 211. 524, 
Kilmaur, 241. Kilsyth, 266. Kinross, 151. Kirkintilloch, 266. 
—Lanark, 266. Largs, 241. Leigh (Lancaster), 501. Lesma- 
hago, 211. Lochwinnoch, 309.—Manchester, 245. Mauchline, 
180. Maybole, 180. Meols, North, 166. Monkton, 241. — 
Newmilns, 483.—Paisley, 288. Parmoath, 211. Perth, 216. Pil- 
kington, Stand of, 158. Pitcairns, Dunning and Newton of, 228, 
Preston, 220. Prestwick and Monkton, 241.—Radcliffe, 158. Ren- 
frew, 151. Ricarton, 211.—Saltcoats, 266. Sanquhar, 98.—Stone- 
house, 230. Strathaven, &amp;c., 151.—Tildesley, 146. Tottington, 245. 
—Westhoughton, 158. Whitburn, 266. Whitefield, 158. Wigton, 
235. Wymondham, 293. For an Inquiry into the Distressed 
State of Persons engaged in the business of Hand Loom Weaving ; 
From Land Owners, Overseers and others of Aspull, txxxrx. 283. 
———Complaining of Distress ; From Aberdeen, xc. 296. Air- 
drie, 206. Ardrossan, 144. Ayr, 211.—Barrhead and Neilston, 
487. Bathgate, 196. Belfast, 136. Bethnal Green, St. Mat- 
thew, 367. Blantyre, 339. Bolton, 316. Bothwell, 333. Brad- 
ford (York), 296. Bridgetown, 63. Broadmills, 468.—Calton 
and Mile-end, 141. 206. Cambuslang, 189. Carmyle, 241. Carn- 
lachie, 537. Cathcart, 14. Catrine, 394. Chapelton, 151. Cum- 
nock, 394.—Dalzell, 206. Darvel, 394. Dundee, 206.—Eagle- 
sham, 200. Eccles, 296. Elderslie, 200.—Falkirk, Landistown 
and Vicinity, 173. Fernwick, 196.—Galston, 196. Glasgow, 
Magistrates and Town Council of, 394. Glasgow, 125. Glas- 

ow, Northern District of, 151. Gorbals, 394.—Hamilton, 196. 
Tatshistsamve, 394.—Johnstone, 200. Irvine, 173. 283.—Kil- 
larchan, 141. Kilburnie, 144. Kilbride, 339. Kilbride, West, 
164. Kilmarnock, 179. 446. Kilmaurs, 196. Kilwinning, 196. 
Kirkintilloch, 492.—Landistown, 173. Largs, 144. Lawriestown 
and Hutchisontown, 394. Lesmahagow, 151. Llandiloes, 249. 
296. 376. London, 468. Lowinnock, 141.—Mauchline, 196. 
Maybole, 394. Mile End, 141. 206. Monkland and Prestwick, 
394.—Neilston, 487. Newmilns, 196. Newtown-upon-Ayr, 196. 
Norwich, 255.—Paisley, 63. 487. Parkhead and Westmuir, 241. 
Perth, 63. Pollockshaws, 141. Prestwick, 394.—Qunuivox, St. 
196.—Renfrew, 206. Rutherglen, 141.—Saltcoats, 144. Sanqu- 
har, 359. Scotland, Chairman, Treasurer and Secretary of Hand- 
loom Weavers in, 141. Stewarton, 196. Strathaven, Chapelton 
and West Quarter, 151.—Todmorden, 537. Tolcross, Carmyle 
and Woodend, 241. Torryburn, 179. Tradeston, 173.—West- 
muir, 24. Westquarter, 151. Wishawton, 249. Woodend, 241. 
Wymondham, 537.———Complaining of Distress; From Aber- 
deen, xc1. 420. Airdrie, 325. Anderston,239. Ardrossan, 268. 
—Balfron, 310. Bathgate, 325. Biggar, 606. Bothwell, 316. 
Bridgeton, 239.—Calton of Glasgow, 239. Campsie, 288. Chaple- 
ton, 239.—Dalry, 268. Douglas, 304.—Elderslie, 239.—Glas- 
ford, 239. Glasgow, Northern District of, 228.—Hamilton, 353. 
—Irvine, 219. Johnston, 651.—Kilbarchan, 651. Kilbirnie, 268. 
Kilbride, East, 340. Kilbride, West, 268. Kilmarnock and 
Riccarton, 685. Kilsyth, 198. Kilwinning, 841.—Lesmahagow, 
239. London, 340.—Mauchline; Cumnock ; 340. Motherwell, 
353.—Newmilns, 268. Newton-upon-Ayr, 522. Norwich, 606. 
—Paisley, 239. Parkhead and Westmuir, 239. Perth, 606. 
Pollockshaws, 685.—Quivox, St., by Ayr, 426.—Riccarton, 685. 
Rutherglen, 268.—-Saltcoats, 426. Sanquhar, 638. Stewarton, 
268. Stonehouse (Lanark), 239. Strathaven, 239.—Tolcross, 
304. Torryburn, 325.—Westmuir, 239. Wymondham, 647. 

For Establishment of Boards of Trade for regulating the 

Prices of Hand-loom Weaving; From, Brampton, xc. 44.— 
Carlisle, 273. Chorley (President of Meeting), 409.—Longtown, 
19.—Preston (Chairman of a Meeting), 273.-Rochdale, 487. 
————For Pecuniary Aid; Of Hand-loom Weavers of Irvine, 
Fullarton and Halfway; was offered to be presented, ~~ 

etitio 












PETITION S—continued. 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Hand Loom Weavers—continued. 
Petition not having been recommended by the Crown, the same 
was not received; xci1. 504.———Complaining of Distress for 
Want of Employment, and praying for Relief; From Biggar 
(Chairman of a Meeting of Hand-loom Weavers), xctt. 601. Glas- 
gow (Chairman of a Meeting), 587, rp. Spitalfields, 567, p. 


Hanover :—See supra, 1023. 


Harbour and Light Dues : 

1078. Complaining thereof; From, Merchants and others of 
Falmouth, txxv1. 15. Merchants and others of Dartmouth, 100, p. 
———Complaining of the Claims made for Pilotage on Ships 
employed between London and Ireland; From William Law 
Ogilby of London; Referred to the Committee on Foreign Trade; 
Lxxvil. 328. See infra, 1284. 1823. 


Harbours of Refuge : 
1079. Praying the House to direct an Inquiry or Survey as to 
the most eligible Site for a Harbour or Harbours of Refuge on 
the Eastern Coast of England; From Filey, xc11. 503. 


Harpur, Richard : 
1080. Complaining of having been dismissed from his Situation 
ona Charge of Felony, and praying for Inquiry ; Of Richard 
Harpur, late a Tidewaiter in the Port of Dublin, xcr. 436. 


Harris, Thomas: 

1081. Complaining of the Proceedings against him, and pray- 
ing for Relief; Of Thomas Harris, a Prisoner in the Four Courts 
Marshalsea, Dublin, under the Writ at the Suit of the Commis- 
sioners of Charitable Donations and Bequests, Lxxxviit. 646. 


Hartlepool Dock and Railway : 


1082. Against any Bill to enlarge and vary the Powers and 
Privileges of the Hartlepool Dock and Railway Comypenys From 
Fishermen, in Hartlepool, xc11. 61.—-—-Praying the House not 
to sanction any Measure which may prove injurious to the In- 
terests of the Port of Hartlepool, as a Harbour of Refuge ; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Harbours of Refuge; 
Of the Hartlepool Dock and Railway Company ; xcr. 269. 


Haslar Lake Bridge : 

1083. Praying the House to add to the present Clause of 
Exemption in the Mutiny Bill, an Exception against exempt- 
ing from Toll Officers or Persons belonging to the an Hos- 
pital at Haslar; From Proprietors of the Bridge over Haslar Lake, 
XCcl. 258. 


Hastings, Marquis of :—See infra, 1727. 
Hawick, Royal Burgh : 
1084. For extending any Legislative Enactment for amelio- 


rating the Constitution of the Royal Burghs of Scotland to 
Hawick ; Lxxv. 377, P. 


Hawkers and Pedlars: 

1085. To extend Licenses to Persons selling goods in the Mar- 
ket; From Retail 'I'raders of the Town of Walsall, txxvi. 274. 
Retail Traders of Kidderminster,412. Retail Traders of Wolver- 
hampton, 457. Retail Traders of Derby, 474. Of Ashborne, 
489.———— Respecting Licenses; From, Burton-upon-Trent, Lxxvil. 
11.—Lincoln, 333, p.—Macclesfield, 91,r. Mansfield, 360, rp.— 
Newark-upon-Trent, 349, ep. Nottingham, 333, p.— Worksop, 
355, Pp. ———— From, Altrincham, txxvin. 155.—Berwick-upon- 
Tweed, 155,P. Blackburn, 139. Bridlington, 115.—Columb, 
St., Major, 231.—Derby, 115, rp. Dudley, 190, r.—Falmouth, 
163, p.—Helmsley, 67, p.—Kirby Moorside, 67, rp. Kirkby-in- 
Kendal, 84, p.—Leicester, 163, p.—Malton, New, 50, rp.—Pen- 
zance, 200. Pontefract, 59.—Skipton, 115. Stafford, 78, p.— 
Truro, 163, p.—Whitby, 95.—York, 90, p.——For the Amend- 
ment of the Hawkers and Pedlars Act; From Alexander M‘Leod, 
Lxxx. 594. Complaining of Conviction under Act for Regu- 
lation of Hawkers and Pedlars ; Of Edward Ward, Sand Carrier, 
uxxx1. 134. Of Martin Thomas of Plymouth, 176, rp. Of Wil- 
liam Deeley, of London, 249, p.———For Protection against vend- 
ing Tea by Hawkers; From, Bath and Wells, txxxv. 140. 
Bristol, 365.—Glamorgan, 564, r.— Monmouth, 220, p.———For 
Protection against vending Cheese by Hawkers ; From, Exeter, 
LXxxvi. 160.———For Reduction of the Dutieson Licenses granted 
to Hawkers, Pedlars and Petty Chapmen; From Licensed 
Hawkers, Tradesmen and Inhabitants of Caistor, Lxxxvit. 363. 
———Praying for the Repeal of the Act imposing Licenses 
upon them ; Of Licensed Hawkers and Pedlars of Scotland, xcu. 
108, 


Hay, Mr. : 
1086. Complaining of his Publication; Of William Miller, 
LXXVIII. 155, P. For an Inquiry into his Case; Of John 
Hay, a Prisoner in the Criminal Gaol of Edinburgh, txx1x. 491. 


Hay, Robert Wilson :—See infra, 1923. 
Haydon, Benjamin Robert :—See infra, 1104. 


Hazard, Thomas: 

1087. Complaining of his Arrest on a Charge of High Trea- 
son; Motion, That the Petition be printed; Ques. Neg. there- 
upon; “xxvii. 458.——For Compensation for Losses, in con- 
Sequence of his having been imprisoned ; Offered ; but The King’s 

commendation not having been signified, the Petition was not 
received ; Lxxvill. 448.———Complaining of his Imprisonment ; 
Of Thomas Hazard, txx1x. 126, P. 


Health, Boards of : 
1088. For the Establishment of Boards of Health in various 
Parts of London; From I. Graves, uxxx1x, 523. 


Hemp and Flax :—See supra, 965. 





Henderson, Alexander : 
1089. Complaining of certain Proceedings before the Circuit 
Lords at Ayr, in a Case of Robbery, and praying for Relief ; 
LXxxv. 528. 
Henley, James : 
1090. Complaining of his Regimental Accounts not having 
been finally settled ; From James Henley, late Paymaster of the 
Sixth Regiment of Dragoon Guards, txxxix. 522. 


Henley-upon-Thames : 

1090*. -Praying the House to place the Corporation of that’ 
Town upon the same footing with the other corporate Towns in- 
cluded in the Municipal Corporations Act; Of Inhabitants of 
Henley -upon-Thames, xc. 218, 


Hereditary Legislators : 

1091. Praying the House to address the King on the danger 
of having their measures rendered nugatory by hereditary Legis- 
lators and Judges ; Brought up; and, during the reading of the 
said Petition, notice being taken that Forty Members were not 
present, the House was adjourned ; Of Members of the Cartwright 
Club, xc. 656. 


Heritable Property : 

1092. For alteration of Law relating thereto; From Leith, xc. 
327.373.———Tarbolton; Beith; xcr. 145. Ayr, Newton, Wallace 
Town and Content, 589. George Whitelaw and others, 607. 
Prestwick and Monkton, 757. 

Herring Fishery : 

1093. For promoting the Interests thereof in Treaties with 
Foreign Powers; From, Rothesay, xc1. 377. Peterhead, Banff 
and Macduff, 409. Thurso, 426. Cromarty ; Wick and Pulteney 
Town; Inverness; 441. Anstruther Easter, 474. Zetland; 
Kirkwall ; 522. Inveraray ; Burntisland; 568. Fraserburg, 607. 
Burntisland, 756. Prayin the House to enact Laws to 
protect the Herring Fishery of Scotland ; Of Fish-curers, Fisher- 
men, Merchants and others, of Inveraray, xc1. 720. 


Herrings : 

1094. For continuance of the Bounty thereon; From, Great 
Yarmouth, txxxv. 457, p.—Cromarty, uxxxv. 152, P. See 
infra, 2159. 

Hetherington, Henry : 

1095. For the interference of the House to procure his libera- 
tion; Of Henry Hetherington, a Prisoner in the New Prison, 
Clerkenwell, for vending unstamped Publications, rxxxvumt. 46. 


Hibernian Joint Stock Banking Company : 

1096. Against the Stamp Duty on Transfers of the Stock or 
Shares of the said Company; From the said Company, txxxv. 
405, 

Hibernian Marine Society : 


1097. For continuance of the Grant thereto; From the said 
Society, Lxxxvu. 143, P. 

Hides and Skins :—See supra, 675; infra, 2186. 
Highland Roads and Bridges : 

1098. Complaining of the Assessment for the Repair of Roads 
and Bridges in the County of Elgin, and for imposing Tolls in 
lieu thereof; From Heritors and others of Elgin, txxxvuu. 285. 
———-Complaining of the Conduct of the Board of Commissioners 
in regard to mismanagement of the Roads, and wasteful Expen- 
diture by the Persons whom they employ ; Of Sir George Steuart 
Mackenzie, Bart., xc. 378. 


Highways and Highway Rates : 
1099. For repeal of Act 55 Geo. III. c. 56, regarding stopping 
up Public Highways ; From Brampton, Lxxxv. 558, p.——— For 
an alteration of the Laws relative to the diversion of Highways; 
From Surveyors of Highways of Ilfracombe, txxxvii1. 168. 
Complaining of the bad state of Roads throughout the Kingdom, 
and for a remedy ; From William Wickens, txxxrx. 63. 
For amendment of the Highways Act of the last Session of Parlia- 
ment; From, the Reverend Richard Venables, xcr. 159. Trustees 
of the Alston Turnpike Roads, xc. 227. Complaining of the 
operation of the Act of last Session relating to Highways, whereby 
the Trustees of Roads are deprived of the customary aid of Statute 
Duty ; From, Alston Turnpike Roads, Chairman of a Meeting of 
the , A onne of, xcir. 221. Ashby-de-la-Zouch and Tutbury Road, 
Trustees of, 331.—Barnsdale and Leeds Road, Trustees of, 258. 
Bruton Roads, Trustees of, 189. Burford and Banbury Turnpike 
Trusts (Stow, Division of), Creditors of the Tolls on, 360. Burlton, 
and Llanymynech Turnpike Road, Trustees of, 277.—Chapel-on- 
the-Heath and Bourton-on-the-Hill Turnpike Road, Commis- 
sioners of, (Two Petitions), 137. Crickley Hill Turnpike Trusts 
(Gloucestershire, Division of), Creditors of the Tolls on, 360.— 
Devon, North, Owners and Occupiers of Lands and others, 360. 
Ditcheling and Clayton Branch Road, Creditors of the Tolls on, 
360.—Egremont, Earl of, 312. Evesham Roads, Commissioners 
of the Second District of, (Two Petitions), 137.— Five Oaks, 
Guildford and Horsham Road, Creditors of the Tolls on, 360. 
Foss and CrossRoads, Commissioners of, (Two Petitions), 137.— 
Gateshead and Hexham Turnpike Road to Shotley Bridge, 
Trustees of the Road from, 324.—Handcross and Steyning Road, 
Creditors of the Tolls on, 360. Hodges and Cuckfield Turnpike 
Road, Creditors of, 358. Horley, Balcombe and Cuckfield Road 
o_ Petitions), Creditors of the Tolls on, 360. Horsham and 

teyning Road, Creditors of the Tolls on, 360. Horsham and 
Storrington Road, Creditors of the Tolls on, 360.—Leeds and 
Whitehall Road, Creditors of the Tolls on, 360. Lincoln Turnpike 
Road, Trustees of, 331.—Milford and Stopham Bridge Road, 
Creditors of the Tolls on, 360. Montgomery, Magistrates of the 
County of, 277. Montgomeryshire Roads, Trustees of the Third 




















GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


District 


804 PETITION S—continued. 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.— (continued) —relative to— 


Highways and Highway Rates—continued. Historical Painting—continued. ’ 
District of, xc1.277._ Montgomeryshire Road, Trustees of the First Painting, y ranting Premiums for &lt;— — for the New 
District of, 324.—New Chappel, Lindfield and Brighton Road, Houses of Parliament; Of Robert Haydon, Historical Painter, 
Creditors of the Tolls on, 360. New aa Se and xcI. 409. 
Brighton Road, and Ditcheling and Clayton Branch Road, . Ne 
Creditors of the Tolls on, 360--Offham and Witch Cross, and | Hobkirk Parish : Ba edath 
other Roads, in the County of Sussex, Trustees of, 358. Oswestry 1105. Complaining of the spiritual interests of that Parish 
District of Roads, Trustees of, 324.—Radnorshire Turnpike Trust, having been sacrificed to political purposes; Of Sir William 
Trustees and Creditors of, 211.—Salop, Grand Jury of the County Francis Elliott, of Stobs and Wells, principal Heritor of the Parish 
of, 277. Salop, Magistrates of the County of,277. Steyning and of Hobkirk, rxxxviit. 673. 
Stopham Bridge Road, om of m7 a. - 360. begat Hobson, Joshua : 
and Balls Hut R reditors of the Tolls on, 360. mp = , ; , 
Cross Roads, Be when of, (Two Petitions), 137.—Tunbridge Poe ne a ps maaan: gee ther y — 
Wells and Uckfield Turnpike Road, Creditors of, 358.—Wakefield B rad oT P. &amp; or selling —" : a a ; From, 
and Halifax Road, Creditors of the Tolls on, 360. Whitchurch N ? leg lo ee - Mary Wald a 717. 733. 
to Ternhill, Trustees of the Road from, 277. Worthing Road, ottingham, 727. wson, thomas, 694. Wakefield, 717. 
Creditors of the Tolls on, 360.——For repeal of that part of the | Holland: 
Act which imposes a Penalty on Owners of Waggons, &amp;c., rae | 
the same, without the Name and Description being ar Vessel, the Property of Christopher Yorke, run down by a Dutch 
thereon; From the County of Leicester, xc. 491, — Ship ; From, Christopher Yorke, txxxvu. 169. Merchants of 
plaining of abuses in the Expenditure of Highway Rates; From Limerick, 374. 
James Forester, of Brampton, txxx1v. 395.———For allowing r 
Surveyors of the Highways, with consent of Vestry, to borrow Holt, Washington : 
Money on the security of the Highway Rate; From Robert 1108. Complaining of a Quantity of Soap having been seized 
William Dickinson, txxxrx. 391. See supra, 924; infra, on his Premises, and for an Inquiry; txxxviu. 413. 


a Holyhead Steam Packets : 
Hindoo and Moohummudan Laws of Inheritance : 1109. Complaining of the Inefficiency of the Post-office Steam 
1100. For Alterations in the Administration thereof; From fae sed — a pee Se Sew ee _— 5 
sGinistese of Bombay, 1axxves. 198, P. Reduction in the Rate of Fares charged on board the Post-office 
. a Steam Packets between Holyhead and Howth; From Mail 
Hindoos :—See infra, 1717. Coach Contractors and others on the Line of Road between 
; : é London and Holyhead, txxxvu. 140, Pp. For Reduction of 
— ent the pencticn of berning Hino Widows on the Fares ; From, Anglesey, LXXXVIII. 358. London and Holy- 
the Funera Piles of their Husbands; From Bedford, txxvut. head Mail 9 Contractors, $56. See infra, 1654. 
404, P. From Tavistock, rxx1x. 144.———From Craill, | Home, Francis: 
; LXxx. 499, p.———Praying the interference of the House to 


1107. For procuring redress from Holland for the loss of a 


prevent the ee of Widows; From, Anstruther, txxx11. 505, P. 
—Belfast, 486. Belper, 486.—Chester, City, 575. Colchester, 
340, p.—Derby, 478, p.—Hinckley, 491.—Lewes, 571,P. Lough- 
borough, 472.—Manchester, 511, p.—Reading, 462, rp. Retford, 
East, 571. Rochdale, 334, rp. Salisbury, 575, Pp. Selby, 567. 
Staines,571. Sutton-in-Ashfield, 575.—York, City, 234, p.——— 
For abolishing the practice of Burning Widows on the Funeral 
Piles of their Husbands; From, Ashbourn, Lady Huntingdon’s 
Chapel, xxx. 443.—Birmingham, Bond Street Meeting House, 
443. Birmingham, Cannon Street Meeting House, 443. Bir- 
mingham, Lombard Street Meeting House, Deritend, 443.— 
Coventry, 491, p.—Derby, 525. Duffield, 494.—Gildersome, in 
the Parish of Batley, 409, p.—Heanor, 494.—Leeds, South Parade 
Meeting House, 467, p. Liverpool, 313, p.—Melbourn, 443.— 
Nafferton, 6. Northampton, 477, r.———From, Bassingbourn, 
Lxxx1v. 370.—Castle Donington, 28. Chipping Norton, 370. 
Coventry, 370.—Falmouth, 375. Fenny Stratford, 370.—Lough- 
borough, 406, p.—Marazion, 384. Melbourn, 192.—Salford, 375. 
Stony Stratford, 370. Strood, 370.——From Alcester, Lxxxv. 
69. 190.—Blackburn, Baptist Chapel, 235. Blackburn, Clayton 
Street Chapel, 235. Blackburn, Females, 235. Blackburn, 
Independent Chapel, 235. Blackburn, Mount Street Chapel, 235. 
Bretherton, 235. Burnley, 235. Burslem, 255.—Darwen, Two 
Petitions, 235.—Hackney, Female Dissenters, 184. Hackney, 
Old Gravel Pit Meeting, 184. Hackney, Protestant Dissenters, 
160. Hanley,255. Haslingden,235. Heanor, 140,p. Helen’s, 
St., 603. Horwich, 235.—Ilkestone, 148, p.—Kettering (Two 
Petitions), 235, p.— Lancaster, 235. Lane Delph, 255. ne 
End, 255. Liverpool, Baptist Chapel, 235. Liverpool, Bethesda 
Chapel, 242. Liverpool, Bedford Street Chapel, 235. Liverpool, 
Byrom Street Chapel, 235. Liverpool, Cockspur Street Chapel, 
235. Liverpool, Cockspur Street Chapel, Female Members, 235. 
Liverpool, Great Crosshall Street Chapel, 235. Liverpool, Great 
George Street gs 235. Liverpool, Hanover Street Chapel, 
235. Liverpool, Independent Chapel, 590. Liverpool, Lime 
Street Chapel, 235. Liverpool, Maguire Chapel, 242. Liverpool, 
Mount Pleasant Chapel, 242. 590, p. Liverpool, Murray Street 
Chapel, 235. Liverpool, Pall Mall Chapel, 242. Liverpool, Pit 
Street Chapel, 242. Liverpool, Rose Place Chapel, 242. Liver- 
pool, Welsh Independents, 235. Liverpool, Wesleyan Methodists, 
242. London, Eagle Street Chapel, 184.—Meols, North, 235.— 
Newcastle-under-Lyme, 282.— Prescot, 603.— Rochdale, Town 
Meadows, 235. Rochdale, Independent Chapel, 235.—Sheffield, 
402, p. Shelton, Bethesda Chapel, 255. Shelton, Hope Chapel, 
255. Southport, 235. Stoke, 255.— Tewkesbury, 214, p.— 
Walmsley, 603.——— From Inhabitants of Boston, .ixxxvi. 
202, P. 

1102. For the abolition of the practice of burning Widows in 
India, and of Infanticide ; From Cannon Street Chapel, Preston, 
LXXXv. 412, P. For the abolition of Hindoo Infanticide; 
From Protestant Dissenters of Chester, Lxxxvi. 572, Pp. 


1103. For abolishing the practice of burning Widows on the 
Funeral Piles of their Husbands, and for the suppression of the 
Pilgrim Tax; Of Mosley Street Chapel, and Grosvenor Street 
Chapel, Manchester, Lxxxu1. 555, P. 


Historical Painting: 

1104. For the Encouragement of Historical Painting; Of 
Benjamin Robert Haydon, itxxvin. 427.—.xxix. 491.—Lxxx1. 
95, P-—Lxxxv. 511, pP.—xc. 201. Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on re-building the Houses of Parliament, 201.——— 
Praying the House to afford encouragement to Historical 


1110. Complaining of the circumstances under which he was 
deprived of his Commission as Lieutenant-Colonel in the Third 
Regiment of Guards, and praying for Redress, rxxxrx. 546. 
——— Complaining of Dismissal from the Army, and praying for 
Relief; Of Francis Home, formerly Lieutenant-Colonel in the 
Third Guards; xc1. 606, P. 


Homeeopathy : 


1111. Foran Inquiry into the new Science of Physic termed 
Homeopathy ; From John Borthwick Gilchrist, txxxvum. 636. 


Honduras : 

1112. Complaining of his having been put under Arrest by 
Colonel Arthur, and of his Dismissal from the Service; From 
Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Bradley; Offered ; by leave with- 
drawn ; Lxxx1. 345,.—Other Petitions of Mr. Bradley, 385, p. 
—LXxxul, 536, P.—Lxxxi. 500. (P. 513.) —.xxxiv. 372,— 
Lxxxvil. 634, ———— Of Thomas Bradley, late Lieutenant- 
Colonel of the Second West India Regiment ; for an Inquiry into 
the Causes of his Dismissal from His Majesty’s Service for his 
Conduct at Honduras; Motion for printing the Petition in the 
Votes; Withdrawn; xc. 441.— Another Petition of Thomas 
Bradley, xc1. 464.———-For Inquiry into the Case of Lieu- 
tenant-Colonel Bradley; From, Gravesend, xc1. 227. Cor- 
town and Bormeen; Navan; Castletown ; Kilpatrick and Kilberry; 
Meath; Nobber; Kilmainham and Tyrworker; Kells; 311. 
Moynalty ; Kiltbeg and Stahalmuck ; Inhabitants of the Bahama 
Islands now residing in England; Merchants and others of Hon- 
duras, and now allie in England; Finsbury ; Queen’s County; 
Drogheda ; 420.——— Of Thomas Bradley, late Lieutenant- 
Colonel of His Majesty’s Second West India Regiment, for 
an Inquiry into his Case, xc1. 420.——— Complaining of his 
Dismissal from the Army, and of the Conduct of Colonel Arthur, 
and praying for Inquiry, xcu. 63. Another Petition of 
Thomas Bradley, stating that Colonel Arthur is now in Eng- 
land, and praying the House to appoint a Committee to in- 
es into his former Petition, xcr. 189. First-mentioned 

etition to be printed, xcu. 189. ——— Another Petition of 
Thomas Bradley, complaining of the Conduct of Colonel Arthur 
towards him and others while Superintendent at Honduras, and 
praying for Inquiry; xcu. 476, p. ——— Petition of Colonel 
George Arthur, for an Inquiry into the Charges brought against 
him by Lieutenant-Colonel Bradley ; 314, p. 

Hop Duty : 

1113. [1823.] Petitions for the Repeal thereof; From, 
Ballet (Sussex), rxxviu1. 98, p. Beckley, 62, p. Brede, 98, P. 
Brenchley, 59, p. Brightling, 430. (p.438.) Burwash, 28, p.— 
Capel, 253, p.—Etchingham, 28, p. Ewhurst, 23.—Fairlight, 
102, rp, Frant, 253, p—Hawkhurst, 59, p. Heathfield, 39, P. 
Hereford, 102, p. Horsemonden, 59, p.—Iden, 59, p.—Lam- 
berhurst, 59, p.—Mayfield, 77, p. Mountfield, 430. (Pp. 438.)— 
Newenden, 59, p. Northiam’ 85, P.—Pembury, 253, rp. Pett, 
102, Pp. Playden, 59, p.—Rolvenden, 90, p. otherfield, 59, P. 
Rye, 59, p.—Salehurst, 115, p. Sandhurst, 59, rp. Seddlescomb, 
430. (rp. 438.)—Ticehurst, 59, p. Tudeley, 253, p—Udimore, 
98, p.—Wadhurst, 235. Wallington, 430. (p. 438.) | Warbleton, 
39, Pp. Westfield, 430. (p. 438.) Worcester, 102, p.———For 
Repeal of the War Duties on Hops; Of Hop Planters of Hawk- 
hurst, uxxx1. 234, p. Of Hop Planters and others of Wad- 
hurst, 250, p. Of Hop Planters of Ticehurst, 271, r. Of Hop 
Planters of Mayfield, 332. For the Repeal thereof; Of 
Hop Planters of, Ticehurst and Etchingham ; also of Mountfield, 
Brightling and Wallington; uxxxu. 389.———From, Burwash, 
LXxxv. 179,—Etchingham, 179. Ewhurst,179. Hawkhurst, 232 

Heathfield, 











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PETITIONS—continued. 





Hop Planters : 


Horncastle, Small Debts :—See supra, 291. 
Hornings and Captions : 


Horses : 


Horse Dealing : 


Horse Ferry, Westminster :—See infra, 1177. 
Horse Stealing : 


Horse Tax: 








eathfield, 535, rp.— Kent, Weald of, Se Mag fel. 411. 
Seddlescomb, 506, p.—Wadhurst, 455.———-For a uction of 
the Duty on Hops; Of Owners and Occupiers of Land, and 
others, of Mayfield, Wadhurst and Ticehurst; xc. 296.—— 
For Reduction of Duty; From Planters in the Counties of Here- 
ford and Worcester, xc. 371. 

See infra, 2027. 


1114. [1822.] Petitions complaining of Distress; From, 
Ashburnham, txxvu. 265, p.—Battle, 265, p. Beckley, 251, rp. 
Brede, 285, p. Brightling, 222, r. Bodiam, 251, Pr. Burwash, 
222, ¥. Buxted, 964.—Canterbury, 842, rp. Catsfield, 265, p. 
Crowhurst, 265, p.—Dallington, 222, r.—Etchingham, 222, Pp. 
Ewhurst, 251, p.—Framfield, 254. Frant, 254.—Guestling, 285. 
—Heathfield, 222, p. Hereford, 337. Hove, 265, rp. Horsted, 
Little, 254.—Icklesham, 285, p. Iden, 285, p.—Kent, 218.— 
Lamberhurst, 254.—Maidstone, 342, p. Maresfield, 254. May- 
field, 254. Mountfield, 222, p—Newark, 254. Ninfield, 265, p. 
Northiam, 251, p.—Peasmarsh, 285, p. Pelt, 285, p. Penhurst, 
265, Pp. Pladen, 285, p.—Rotherfield, 254. Rye, 285, p.— 
Salehurst, 222, p. Seddlescomb, 251, p. Sussex, 416, p.— 
Ticehurst, 254.—Uckfield, 254.  Udimore, 285, p.—Wadhurst, 
254. Warbleton, 222,pr. Watlington, 251,p. Westfield, 251, pr. 
Worcester, 337. 


1115. For the Abolition thereof; From the Guildry Incor- 
poration of Cupar, txxxvuil. 281. 


1116. Complaining of Cruelty to Horses; From Proprietors 
of Stage Coaches, txxvi. 822, p. 


1117. For a Law to render all general Warranties on the Sale 
of Horses in Public Markets unnecessary; From Farmers and 
Breeders of Horses, txxxvi. 26. 


1118. For the more effectual Prevention thereof; From, In- 
habitants of Chipping Norton, uxxx11. 337. Inhabitants of 
Gloucester, txxxv. 201, p.———For an Act to prevent Horse 
Stealing ; From Joseph Mountain, rxxxvitt.367. See infra,1194. 


1119. Against Horse Tax; From, Horse Dealers of Carlisle, 
LXxv. 131, p. Battersea, Farming and Market Gardeners of, 
308, Pp. Devon, Occupiers of Estates in, 185, p. Glendale, 
Occupiers of Land in, 326, ep. Wain, William, 473, p.——— 
Complaining of their being assessed to the Horse Tax; Of 
Farmers and Market Gardeners of Battersea, Lxx1x. 273.—— 
For Repeal of the Husbandry Horse Tax; From Owners and 
Occupiers of Land in the County of Essex, uxxx1v. 295, p. 
——— For Repeal of Tax on Riding Horses used in Trade ; From 
Butchers of Taunton, rxxxvi. 408.— —For Exemption from 
Duty on Horses, Mares, Geldings and Mules; From Market 
Gardeners of Deptford and other Places, txxxvin. 624,_——— 
For the Repeal thereof; From Shepherds in the District of 
Romney Marsh, Lxxx1x. 75.———For the Repeal of the Tax on 
Draught Horses; From Aberbrothwick, txxx1x. 194. Dundee, 
119. Leith, 494. For the Repeal of the Tax on Draught 
Horses plying for Hire ; From Cart-owners and Owners of Horses 
plying for Hire in Liverpool, txxx1x. 319.———For Repeal of 
the Duty on Horses used in Trade; From Buckfastleigh and 
Dean Prior, xc1.228. Kingsbridge ; Modbury; 204. Brixham, 
315.—————That they may be exempted from the Payment of the 
Tax on Horses; Of licensed Horse Porters of Plymouth, xcu. 
410. See supra, 120; infra, 2200. 


Horsemonger Lane Gaol : 

1120. For an Inquiry into the Management of the Prison; 
From Debtors confined + a LXXXVII. 497, P,———-Complain- 
ing of aga Treatment in that Prison, and for Inquiry ; 
From William Furnival, a Prisoner, yxxxvu1. 670. 


Horsham Gaol : 


1121. Complaining of want of humanity in the Gaoler; From 
Debtors, txxx11. 155, p.———Complaining of Ill-treatment in 
the said Gaol, and praying for Relief; From common Debtors 
confined therein, txxxm. 113, p.— —Complaining of the 
Treatment of Debtors confined therein; From Martin Stapylton; 
Motion for printing Petition withdrawn ; Lxxx11. 306. 


Hosiery, Cut: 

1122. Complaining of their Trade having been decreased by 
the substitution of a spurious Article denominated Cut Hose, and 
for Relief; From Merchants, Manufacturers and Framework 
Knitters of Leicester, uxxxviit. 562. 

Hospitals : 
1123. For an Inquiry into the manner in which Public Hos- 
pitals in England are conducted ; From Worcester, Lxxxvit. 72, P. 
Hotel-keepers : 
1124. For relief from the Responsibility Hotel-keepers are at 


present under to make Restitution for the Loss of Property of 


their Guests; From, Brighthelmston, uxxxvu. 88. Eastwood, 
Peter,249. Isleof Wight, 208. New Windsor,152. See infra,1147. 


House of Commons: 


, 1125. For increasing the Accommodation therein by the Erec- 
tion of a more spacious Edifice; From Wingham, txxxvui. 248, 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


= —— 


I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Hop Duty—continued. House Tax: 


1126. For the Abolition of the Duty upon inhabited Houses ; 
From Inhabitant Householders of Shoreditch, Lx x x11. 216.——— 
For the Repeal thereof; From, Tradesmen, Shopkeepers and 
others of Kingston-upon-Hull, txxxiv.77, rp. Clergy, Gentry, 
Merchants and others of Louth, 116, rp. John Feather, of Pen- 
rith, 283, rp. Kingston-upon-Hull, rxxxv. 186, p.—— From 
Vestrymen of Saint James’s, Westminster, Lxxxvit1. 542,——— 
For Repeal of the Inhabited House Duty ; From Durham, txxxvut. 
499.———Complaining of having been overcharged to the House 
Tax, and for Relief ; From James Hulme, of the Greyhound, 
West Smithfield, txxxviu1. 314.———Complaining of a Sur- 
charge thereto ; From Thomas Abraham, of Carlisle, rxxx1x. 116. 
See supra, 784; infra, 1956. 


| House and Window Tax: 


_ 1127. [1823.] Against; From Shopkeepers and others of 
Liverpool, txxvi. 142, p.———For the Repeal thereof; From, 
Bristol, Saint James, rxxvi1. 26. Bristol, Saint Stephen, 49. 
Bristol, Saint Thomas, 59.—Kingston-upon-Hull, 177, p.—Liver- 
pool, Shopkeepers, &amp;c., 99, Pp. Liverposl Vestry, 104.— Moncton 
Coombe, 69, p.—Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 104._——[1824.] From, 
Bridgenorth, xxix. 354, P. Bridge Ward, London, 216. Bris- 
tol, Christ Church, 144. Bristol, Saint Edwin, 144. Bristol, 
Saint Nicholas, 144.—Carmarthen (Two Petitions), 348. Chel- 
tenham, 111, p. Clerkenwell, 272. Covent Garden, Saint Paul, 
216, P. i ag om Ward, London, 313.—Dartmouth, 320. 
Deptford, Saint Paul, 223, p. Doncaster, 216, p.—Edinburgh 
Merchants, 138, p. Edinburgh, United Incorporations, 298, p. 
Edinburgh, Waukers’ Incorporation, 348, p. Ely, 358,r. Ely 
Rents, 298.—Hatton Garden, 298. Hinckley, 253. Holborn, 
Saint Andrew, 298. Howden, 156.—Kingston-upon-Hull, Inha- 
bitant Householders, 258, p. Kingston-upon-Hull, Shopkeepers, 
253, p.—London, Bridge Ward, 216. London, Cripplegate Ward, 
313. London, Liberty of Saffron Hill, Hatton Garden and Ely 
Rents, in the Parish of Saint Andrew, Holborn, 298. Lycombe, 
298, p.—Perth, 253.—Richards, John, 102, p. Saffron Hill, 298. 
Sheffield, 235, vp. Shoreditch, Saint Leonard, 258.—Warminster, 
253, p. Westcheap, Saint Peter, 298, p. Widcombe, 298, p. Win- 
chester, 196, P. oodstock, New, (Two Petitions), 298. Wool- 
wich, 235, p.———[1825.] For the Repeal of the Window and 
House Tax; From, Aldersgate, txxx. 248. Anne, Saint, Lime- 
house, 325. Ashburton, 119.—Bartholomew the Great, London, 
309, Pp. Bath, 427. Bath, Saint James, 16, rp. Bath, Saint Mi- 
chael, 157. Bath, Saints Peter and Paul, 16, p. Bathwick, 23, p. 
Bisley, 70, p. Bishop’s Auckland, 180, rp. Botolph, Saint Bi- 
shopsgate, 163,P. Bridgewater, 123, rp. Bristol, All Saints, 204. 
Bristol, Saint George, 103, p. Bristol, Saint Leonard and Saint 
Nicholas, 13, p. Bristol, Saint Mary-le-Port, 325, rp. Bristol, 
Saint Stephen, 157, p. Canterbury, Mayor, &amp;c., 123. (Pp. 127.) 
Canterbury, Inhabitants, 123. (P. as Carmarthen, 238, P. 
Chard, 343. Cheltenham, 258, p. Chorley, 127. Christ Church, 
Spitalfields, 343. Clifton, 111, p. Cornhill Ward, London, 127, p. | 
Cripplegate Ward, 163, rp. Croydon, 123, p.—Deptford, Saint 
Paul, 123, rp. Doncaster, 180.—Fife, 331, p.—Greenwich, 133, Pp. 
Guildford, 275.—Hallamshire Cutlers, 275. Helen’s, Saint, Lan- 
cashire, 331, Pp. Horsham, 180, p.—Islington, Saint Mary, 321. 
James, Saint, and Saint Paul, in the County of Gloucester, 127, p. 
—kKingston Bridge, and Dodbrook, 384, p. Liverpool, 111. 
309, Pp. London Cordwainers, 95. London Corporation, 127. 
Luke’s, Saint, Middlesex, 293, p. Lyncombe and Widcombe, 
133. Martin-in-the-Fields, Saint, 133, p. Marylebone, Saint, 
119, rp. Mile End, Old Town, 343, p. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
119, p. Oxford, All Saints, 127, r. Oxford, Saint Clement’s, 6. 
Oxford, Saint Ebbe, 133, p. Oxford, Saint Giles, 41, rp. Oxford, 
Holywell, 41, p.. Oxford, Saint Martin, 41, P. Oxford, Saint 
Mary Magdalen, 41, rp. Oxford, Saint gn ye 41, P. 
Oxford, Saint Michael, 41, p. Oxford, Saint Peter-le-Bailey, 
41, p. Oxford, Saint Peter-in-the-East, 16. Palmer, James, 
Schoolmaster, Chapman Street, Saint George’s, East, 434. Pan- 
cras, Saint, 6. Perth, 243, p. Prescott, 325, p. Ratcliff, 481. 
Reading, 133, p. Saddleworth, 411, rp. Sheffield, 275, p. Shep- 
ton Mallet, 309. Shoreditch, Saint Leonard, 119. Somerset 
County, 23. Somerton, 157. Southampton Town, 127, Pr. South- 
wark, Saint George-the-Martyr, 123, p. Stockton, 258, p. Swan- 
sea, 133. Taunton, 23, p. 384, p. Vintry Ward, London, 127, Pp. 
—Walcott, Bath, 23. Wallingford, 138. Ware, 226. Warminster, 
123, r. Warrington, 337, p. Wellington, 325, P. Wells, 23. 
Westminster, 427, rp. Whitby, 127, p. Whitechapel, Saint 
Mary, 321, p. York City, 127, p———[1829.] From, Bath, 
Saint James, txxx1v. 60, p. Bath, St. Michael, 255, rp. Bath, 
Saint Peter and Saint Paul, 60, rp. Bathwick, 128. Boston, 
228, p. Bridgewater, 128, p.—Cheltenham, 73, p.—Harrowgate, 
High and Low, 255.—Luke, Saint, Middlesex, 360, p.— elk- 
sham, 125, p.—Oldham, 142, p.—Walcot, 60, P.—=—[1830.] 
From, Bristol, Christchurch, txxxv. 83, P. Liverpool, 455, P. 
Whitby, 255. [1830-31.] From, Bath, 201, P. Bishopsgate 
Ward, London, 246. eee. 216. Bristol, Castle Precincts 
Ward, 106. Bristol, Christchurch, 55. Bristol, Saint Augustine the 
Less, 184. Bristol, Saint James, 148. Bristol, Saint Mary-le- 
Port, 148. Bristol, Saint Peter, 148. Bristol, Saint Thomas, 
148. — Cheltenham, 201, Pp. Clement, Saint, Danes, 127, p. 
Coleman Street Ward, London, 216, p.—Gloucester City, 212, P. 
Hinckley, 159, p.—Kingston-u n-Hull, 145, p. Knaresborough, 
163.—Long . Preston, 212.— onmouth, 131, P.— Newington, 
Saint Mary, 451, p.— Paddington, 307. Shepton Mallett, 
216, »— Wilcox, J am peor get Nae che From, North Western 
Metropolitan Union, and Inhabitants of Saint Marylebone, Saint 
Pancras and Paddington, uxxxvi1. 38, p.———[1833.] Petitions 
for the Repeal thereof ; From, Anne, Saint (Westminster), uxxxvitt. 
87. 504.—Barnard Castle, 403. Bath, 37. 342. 487. Bathwick, 
109. Battle, 457. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 280. Bethnal Green, 


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PETITIONS—continued. 











1. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


House and Window Taxes—continued. 
LXXXvull. 328. 393. Bilston, 197. Bloomsbury, 296. Bodmin, 
&amp;c., 393. Bodmin, John, 540. Braintree, &amp;c., 296. Bride, Saint, 
London), 328. Bridgewater, 280. Brighton, 256. ik 7 i on 
427.—Camberwell, 296. Cambridge, 125. C en, 351. 
Chatham, 351. Cheap, 233. Chelsea, 177. Cheltenham, 168. 
Chipping Barnet, 329. Clement Danes, Saint, 465. Clerkenwell, 
12. Covent Garden, 305. Cranbrook, 228. Cripplegate, 556. 
—Deytford (Two Petitions), 235. Derby, 327. Dover, 351. 
Dumfries, 280. Durham, 342.—Finsbury, 328.—George, Saint, 
we mea “a a 275. ae a boa 
ackney, 258. am » 249. arrogate, 71. ngs, 
&amp;e., O68. 437. Sake 535. Hereford, 168. Holbeach, 289. 
Holmes, John, 396. Holywell, 403. Honiton, 427. Hunt, 
Samuel, 211.—IIminster, 329. —James, Saint, (Westminster), 327. 
John, Saint, (Westminster), 598.—Keating, Ann, 540. Key, Sir 
John, Chairman of a Meeting of Inhabitant Householders of 
London, Westminster and other Places, 322. Kingston-upon- 
Hull, 322. Knaresborough, 12.—Lambeth, 249. Lane End, &amp;c., 
329. Leamington Priors, 351. Lincoln, 432. Liverpool, 322. 
London, 314. 406. 432. London, Corporation of, 217. London, 
Saint Bride, 328. Luke, Saint, (Middlesex), 201. Lyncombe 
and Widcombe, 71.—Maidstone, 280. Margaret, Saint, Sieg 
minster), 329. Martin-in-the-Fields, Saint, 327. Marylebone, 
598. Marylebone, Saint, 258. 296. 329. Mary-le-Strand, Saint, 
269. Middlesex (Saint George), 220. Middlesex (Luke, Saint), 
201, Middlesex (Saint Sepulchre), 329. Middlesex (Liberty of 
the Rolls), 460.—Newark-upon-Trent, 329. Newington, 249. 
Norwich, 296.—Oxford, 280. 327. 329. 390.—Paddington, 329. 
Plymouth, 322. Poole, 449.—Queensferry, 379.—Ratcliff, 215. 
Rogers, John Benjamin, 469. Rolls, Liberty of the, Middlesex, 
460. Rotherham, 289.—Sarum, New, 296. Sepulchre, Saint, 
(Middlesex), 329. Scarborough, 187. Shadwell, 220. Shipel- 
ham, 289. Shoreditch, 32. 328. Sidmouth, 240. Southwark, 
220. 235. Stockbridge, 329. Stoke Damerel, 290. Stoke-upon- 
Trent, 329.—Tavistock, 342.—Walcot, 37. Wapping, 328. War- 
rington, 393. Warwick, 351. Whitechapel, 393. Widcombe, 
71. Winchelsea, 465. Woodgate, William, 393. Worcester, 
309. Worthing, 109.—Yeovil, 342. For Repeal of the 
House and Window Tax, and the Duty on Malt; From Members 
of the Political Union of Sheffield, txxxvi1. 289.———For ex- 
tending to Proprietors of Schools an equal Measure of Alleviation 
with respect to the House and Window Tax to that the House 
may afford to Shopkeepers ; From, France, Joseph, txxxvutt. 418. 
Rogers, John Benjamin, 469.———For exempting Houses not 
having more than Ten Windows, and also for the Repeal of the Stamp 
Duty on Receipts for Sums under Fifty Pounds; From Merchants, 
&amp;c. of the Borough of Forres, txxxviit. 379.—_[1834.] For the 
Repeal thereof; From, Barton, John, ixxx1x. 63. Hounslow, 
&amp;e., 118. Marylebone, Saint, 25. Mile End, Old Town, 70. 
Moreland, Richard, 70. Pancras, Saint, 28. Shoreditch, Saint 
Leonard,'48. Southwark, 118. Turner, H. F., 33. Westmin- 
ster, Saint Clement Danes, 172. Westminster, Saint James, 29. 
Westminster, Saint John and Saint Margaret, 164. 


Houses, Ireland : 
1128. Complaining of the Destruction and Removal of Houses 
by Insolvents, &amp;c.; Of Corporations of Merchants, or Guild of the 
oly Trinity, Dublin, txxx. 403.—— Relative to the Destruction 
thereof ; From Masters, Wardens and Brethren, of the Corpora- 
tion of Merchants or Guild of the Holy Trinity, Dublin, 
LXXXI. 170, P. 


Houses, Scotland :—See infra, 1174. 


Howell, Henry: 
1129. Complaining of having been dismissed from his Office 
of Superintendent of Steam. Vessels to and from Gravesend ; Of 
Henry Howell, xc. 645., 


Hughes, John: 
1130. Complaining of the Loss of his Pension from Chelsea 


Hospital during his Service on Board a Man of War; uxxxv. 
643. 


Hulks :—See supra, 1050. 
Hull “ Advertizer” : 


1131. Complaining of Government Advertizements for the 
East Riding of Yorkshire having been transferred to a Paper of 
less Circulation than theirs ; From Inhabitants of Kingston-upon- 
Hull, Proprietors of the said Newspaper, .xxx1x. 569. 


Hulme, James: 


1132. Complaining of Partiality in the Selection of a Jury ; 
LXXxv. 563, P. ’ 


Humphrey, William : 
1133. Complaining of his havin 
open a Victualling House by the 
LXXxvull. 513. 


Hundred, Remedy against : 
1134. For Amendment of Act; From Southampton, txxxvi. 
859. That by the said Act, Compensation is not granted for 
Losses sustained by the Destruction of ” Threshing Machines, and 


praying that the same may be amended; From William Cross, 
LXXxViL 119. 


been refused a License to 
agistrates of Chichester ; 


- Hunt, Henry :—See infra, 1141. 


Hunterian Museum: 


.  1435.* For an Inquiry concerning; From Members of the 
Roy&amp;l College of Surgeons, uxxx1. 353, Pp. 





Husbandry Horse Tax :—See supra, 1119. 


Hutchinson, Bury: 

1136. Complaining of the East India Company preventing the 
Payment of Debt from the Rajah of Trevancore, and praying for 
Investigation ; txxxvi. 460, p. ————- Another Petition, uxxxv1. 
600, P. Another Petition, txxxvu. 26, P. 


Hutchinson, John :—See infra, 1487. 


Hyde, John, (Surveyor of Taxes): 
1137. Complaining of his Interference in their Trade; From 
Wharfingers and others on the Rivers Trent and Humber, txxxn. 
575. Another Petition, 605. 


Hydrophobia : 
1138. For the Prevention thereof; From Hallamshire Corpo- 
ration of Cutlers, xxx. 275, P. 


Hythe Corporation: 

1139. Complaining of the Decision of the Mayor of the said 
Borough, and of the Assessors under the Municipal Corporations 
Act, in regard to expunging the Names of fifteen Persons from 
the Burgess List of the said Borough; Of Burgesses of Hythe, 
xcil. 50, p.———Complaining of the unfounded Allegations 
brought against them in the above Petition; Of Ric Hart, 
Mayor, and James Robertson, one of the Assessors of the 
Borough of Hythe, xcu. 136, P. Stating that many of the 
Allegations in the above Petition of Richard Hart and James 
Robertson are at variance with the Facts of the Case, and praying 
for Inquiry ; Of Ralph Thomas Brockman, one of the Assessors 
of the Borough of Hythe, XCII. 188, P. 


Idolatry in India: 

1140. Praying the House speedily to remove the Evils of 
Idolatry in India ; Of the Chairman of a Meeting of the Associa- 
tion of the General Baptist Churches of Great Britain assembled at 
Leicester, xcu. 601. 


Ilchester Gaol : 

1141. Complaining of Ill-treatment and their Confinement 
therein; From, Chidleigh, William, txxv1. 226.—Hill, Charles, 
132, p. Hillier, James, 252. (p. 273.)—Wheeler, John, 302, p. 
— ——Of Debtors confined therein, for Relief; txxv1. 354, p.— 
LXXVII. 97, P.———Respecting the Imprisonment of Charles 
Hill, a Debtor; txxvu. 97, P. Complaining of the Severity 
of Mr. Hunt’s Imprisonment; From, Ashton-under-Lyne, txxvut. 
149, p.—Bath, 167, p. Bedminster (no Signature, and Petition 
withdrawn), 127. Bedminster, 136, p. Blackburn, 72, Pr. Bris- 
tol, 118, p.—Chippenham, 118. Coventry, 167, p.—Eccles, 77, p. 
Exeter, 108, p.—Glasgow, 200. Greenock, 64, p.— Halifax, 
200,P. Healey, Joseph, 104, r. Heytesbury, 167, p. Hoghton, 
167, p. Hollenwood, Oldham, 104, p. unt, Henry, 77, p. 
Hunt, Thomas, 11, p.—lIlchester, 77, p. Ilchester Gaol, Debtors, 
97, p.—Kenilworth, 167, r. King’s Lynn, 200, rp. Leeds, 108, p. 
Liverpool, 167, p.—Manchester, 123, p. Mossley, 123, p.—Nor- 
wich, 200, p.—Oldham, 104, p. 123, rp. Over Darwen, 81, Pp. 
—Paisley, 132, rp. Preston, 41, p.—Rochdale, 104, p. Rothbury, 
200, p.—Salisbury, 200, p. Stockport, 167, p.—Taunton, 72, P. 
—Warwick, 167, p.—York, 149, p.———On behalf of Henry 
Hunt, and imputing notorious and avowed Corruption to the 
House; Of Inhabitants of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; Motion, That 
the Petition do lie upon the Table; Question Negatived there- 
upon, LXxxvul. 132. Containing Statements in relation to the 
Proceedings and Debates of the House; Of Inhabitants of 
Bethnal Green; Question Neg. for bringing it up; uxxvu. 150. 


Illegitimate Children : 
1142. For tay, Overseers and Churchwardens a Remedy 


on behalf of the Parish against the Parents of Illegitimate 
Children; From Loughgilly, rxxxvi. 512. 


Imperial Measure :—See supra, 335. 600. 
Impressment of Seamen :—See infra, 1794. 
Imprisonment for Debt :—See supra, 685; infra, 1168. 
Incendiarism :—See supra, 951. 


Indemnity Act : 

1143. For an Alteration thereof; From Edward Brown, of 

Plymouth, txxx1. 175, P. 
Indo-Britons : 

1144. Complaining of certain Exclusions, and praying to be 
treated as. Subjects of the British Crown; From Christian Inha- 
bitants of Calcutta, and of the Provinces comprised in the Presi- 
dency of Fort William, txxxv. 370. (Pp. 372.) 


Industry, Encouragement of : 
1145. Of the Society for the Encouragement of Industry, 
signed, “Benjamin Wills;” Offered, and withdrawn, Lxxxvil. 
443. 


Infanticide :—See supra, 1102. 
Infirmaries:—See supra, 645. 


Informations :—See supra, 306. 
Ink : 
1146. Respecting his Invention of a durable Ink; From John 
Hand, txx1x. 112, Pp. 
Inland Navigation Board :—See supra, 958. 
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Innkeepers : 


1147. Cossisieing of the Inequality of the Taxes levied on 
them, and for Relief; From, Berry, 5 Ae » LXXXvIU. 348. 
Bristol, 425. Essex, 297. Halwell, 348. leaneoee 438. 
Hastings, 378. Henley-upon-Thames, 315. Lambeth, &amp;c., 343. 
Peckham, &amp;c., 343. Reading, 414. Staverton, 348. Wight, 
Isle of, 505.———To be relieved from their liability to make 
Restitution of Property lost in their Houses; Of Licensed Vic- 
tuallers of Cuckfield, xc. 315.———For Revision and Consolida- 
tion of the Laws relating to Innkeepers, Publicans and Licensed 
Victuallers; From Berks and Oxford, xcn. 110. Brighton, 208. 
Cambridge and Essex, 416. Cambridge, Essex, York and Lancas- 
ter, 237. Canterbury and other Places, 63. Chester and Stafford, 
56. Hants,27. Hertford, County of, 428. Salop,50. Warwick, 
County of, 149. Worcester, Gloucester and Oxford, Counties of, 
371. York, Northumberland, Durham, Lincoln and Northamp- 
ton, Counties of, 448. See supra, 1124; infra, 1885. 


Inns of Court: 


1148. For the appointment of a Committee to inquire into the 
Operation of the existing System pursued by the Inns of Court, 
in calling Members to the Bar; From Attornies of His Majesty’s 
Superior Courts of Law at Westminster, txxxvul. ieee ten 
Inquiry into the Authority exercised by the Benchers of the dif- 
ferent Inns of Court, in determining who shall and who shall 
not be itted to practise at the Bar; From Colchester, Elec- 
tors and Inhabitants, rxxx1x. 285. Essex, North and South, 
Electors of, 285. See supra, 788. 


Insolvent Debtors :—See supra, 688. 
Insurance Companies : 


1149. That all Insurance Companies not incorporated or 
a by Act of Parliament be compelled to register their 
Deed of Copartnership in the Courts of Chancery in London and 
Dublin; From Henry Lanauze and others, txxxv1. 890, P. 


Insurrection Act : 


1150. For the Re-enactment thereof; From Francis Longworth 
Dawes, ae Sheriff, and James W. Kolleston, one of the Grand 
Jurors of King’s County, txxxvi1. 403. 


‘Interest of Money: 


1150*. For Reduction of the rate of Interest on Contracts and 
Mortgages to Three per Cent.; Of Blake Foster, txxxvu. 349. 


Internal Communication Taxation : 


1151. For Equalization; From, Ayr, Postmasters and Stage 
Coach Proprietors of the County of, xcu. 575. Edinburgh and 
Glasgow, by Bathgate and Airdrie, Trustees upon the Great Road 
betwixt ; Referred to the Select Committee on Internal Communi- 
cation Taxation; 543. Edinburgh and Newcastle, and Newcastle 
and Leeds, Stage Coach Proprietors residing between, 568. Fife, 
Chairman of a Meeting; Referred, 468. rbals and Kilbride 
Roads, Trustees on, 568. London and Edinburgh, Mail Coach 
Contractors and Stage Coach Proprietors upon the Great North 
Road between, 568. Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Tynemouth, Pro- 

rietors of Stage Coaches, Sanibiees and Gigs between, 568. 
otland, Chairman of the Association of Postmasters and Coach 
Proprietors of, 439. 


Inventions :—See infra, 1161. 1222. 1443. 2091. 
Inventories : 


1152. For repealing or modifying the Stamp Duties thereon ; 
From Magistrates and Town Council of Brechin, txxxu1. 84, P. 
———For Repeal of the Duty; From Dumfries, txxxv. 423. 
Forfar, 482, p. Perth, 615, rp. Ross, 526, p———For Altera- 
tion in the Mode of levying the Duty; From Elgin, txxxv. 479. 
—— Complaining of the Inventory Duty; From Brechin, 
LXXXV. 454, P. 


Inverness Magistrates : 

1153. Complaining of the Exaction of Fees from a Debtor on 
Liberation from Imprisonment; From Alexander M‘Donald, 
LXXIX. 258, p,———Complaining of the present System of Elec- 
tion of the Magistrates and Town Council of the Burgh; From, 
James Gray, John Clark Mann, Alexander Mackenzie and Ken- 
neth Macrae, Lxxvi. 356, p. 


Inverness Statute Labour Act: 


1154. Complaining of the oppressive Operation thereof; From 
Persons resident in the Western District of Inverness-shire, 
LXXXVIII. 443. 


Inverury Royal Burgh : 


1155. For Relief from Grievances under the existing Ma- 


a ge by the Magistrates of that Burgh; From Burgesses 
and Guild Brethren of Inverury, txxvi. 153, P. 


lonian Islands : 

1156. For Reduction of the Duty on Currants imported from 
the Ionian Islands to the same Rate as in 1806, by taking off the 
War Duty ; From Merchants of London trading with the Medi- 
terranean, LXxXvitl. 562. 

Ireland : 

1157. Respecting the Improvement of; From John Beare, of 
Pall Mall East, uxxxu. 568, p.———For the Improvement of; 
From Provost and Clergy of Tralee, and other Inhabitants of the 
County of Kerry; Grand Jury and other Inhabitants of the 
County of Mayo; Noblemen, Gentlemen, Landholders, Mer- 
chants, Manufacturers and others resident in Ireland; uxxx1. 
402, p. Inhabitants of the City of Armagh, 420, rp. Mayor and 
other Inhabitants of Clonmel, 430, p. Inhabitants of the County 
of Cavan, 452, p.———Jeremiah Lennox Livingstone, Lxxxvi. 
409,—=——-Praying the Attention of the House to the State of 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Ireland—continued. 


Ireland; From Sir Harcourt Lees, txxxv. 479.—&lt;——Complain- 
ing of the violent Proceedings and inflammatory Speeches 
emanating from illegal Associations; From Sir Harcourt Lees, 
LXxxv. 581.———Complaining of the State of Ireland, fos. goon 

the Repeal of the Union, the System of Education, any 

Measures calculated to diminish the just Influence of Property in 

the Representative System; From Noblemen and others of the 

City and County of Cork, Lxxxvu. 208, p.—————Complaining of 

the present disturbed State of Ireland, against the Reform of 

Parliament Bill, and for the Repeal of the Roman Catholic 

Relief Act; From Sir Harcourt Lees, uxxxvu. 492,——— 

Against the adoption of coercive Measures to Treland ; 

From, Blaxland, William, txxxvu1. 109. Maidstone, 90. Navan, 

58. Newmilns, 128. For the adoption of Measures for 

on the Condition of Ireland; From Balmerino, txxxvi11. 

394. nburgh, 535. Haughton, Thomas, 411.———S 

ing certain Measures for improving the Condition of Ire ; 

From Samuel Robinson, txxxvi. 315. For taking into 

Consideration the State of Ireland; Of Inhabitants of Dudley, 

XCl. 377, 

1158. Praying the House tosupport Ministers in their Govern- 
ment of Ireland; From, Abbeyleix, xc. 452. Abington (Lime- 
rick), 435. Affane, 429. Ahamlish, 453. Anna, 453. Anna, East, 
453. Ardagh and Moydow, 452. Ardcath, 588. Ardnaguihe, 
453. Arklow, 404. Arles, 409. Athboy and Rathmore, 588. 
Athlone, St. Mary, St. Peter and Drum, 452. Athy, 567. 
Aughaloo and Carnteel Union, 453. Angeene, 452. Aughavoe, 
453, Aughrim, 360.—Bagenalstown, lenkillen and Newtown, 
453. Baldoyle and other places, 8336. Ballinamore, 394. Bal- 
lingarry, 452. Ballon, 601. Ballybay and Tullycorbet, 452. 
Ballyhahil, 404. Ballyhale, 469. allyheigh, Rattoo and Kil- 
lury, 371. Bally James Duff, 452. Ballyloughloe, 618. Bal- 
lymahon, 491. Ballymore Eustace, 394. Ballynow, 453. Bal- 
lyragget, 469. Ballyscullin, 453. Baltinglass, 404. Birr, 380. 
Boy e, 360. Bree and Gabally, 453. Bruff, 404. Bruree, 404. 
Bunnane, 435.—Cahir, 453. Caherconlish, 452. Callan, New- 
town and Coolagh, 469. Camma and Kiltoom, 404. Carah and 
Prosperous, 453. Carrickedmond, 452. Cashel, 409. Castle- 
dermot, 416. Castleterra, 452: Castletown, Kilpatrick, Kil- 
shine, Knock and Cloughill, 469. _Castletownroche and Bally- 
hooley, 380. Charleville, 460. Clemanto and Tubrid, 453. 
Clondegad, 394. Clone, 416. Clones, 453. Clones, East, 452. 
Clonmacnoid, 380. Clonmana, 469. Clonrush and Holy Island, 
452. Clontibrett, 453. Clonuff, 469. Cloonacule, 453. Cloon- 
cah, 404. Cloongish, 453. Cloonycormican and Oran, 404. 
Clough, 469. Columbkill, 452. Conna, 460. Cork, St. Mary’s, 
452. Cove, 453. Creagh and Tullow, 380. Creeve and Cloon- 
croff, 453. Croagh, 404. Croghan, 404. Croom, 404. Cul- 
mullen and Knockmark, 588.—Denn, 409. Desertmarten, 452. 
Donagh, 452. Donaghcavey, 453. Donaghendry and Ballyclog, 
453. Donnamaggan and Kilmaganny, 469. Donoughmore, 409. 
Doon, 404. Dromiskin, 469. Dromore and Garvaghey, 469. 
Drumclee, 453. Drumcliffe, 380. Drumcolloher, 404. Drum- 
condra and other Places, 453. Drumgath, 453. Drumshallon 
and Ballymakenny, 453. Dugh, 435. Duleek, 588. Dunferth 
and Carberry, 416. Dungarvan, 429. yak cm 588. 
Dysart and Tou hboy, 404. | Dysart Galen, 452.—Edgeworths- 
town, 452. ‘lish, 631. Elphin, 336. Ennis, 384. __Ennis- 
corthy, 453. niskeen, 452. Enniskillen, 452. Ennis M‘Saint, 
453. Erigle Kicarn, 453. _Errigal bie 662.—Fahan and 
Desertagny, Union of, 453. Feakle, 384. Fertagh and Glashare, 
469. Porkill, 491. Fourmilewater, 567.—Galloon, 452. Gal- 
trim, Kiltale and Derpatrick, 409. Galway, 464. Glanerough 
and other Places, 371. Glenade, 394. Glin,404. Gorey, 416. 
Gormanstown, 416. Gowran, 469. Graig, Ullard and Powers- 
town, 469. Grange and Grove, 469.—Horseleap, 618.—Inchi- 
cronan, 384. Inistioge, 453. Inniskgel, 453.  Innismacsaint, 
452.—J ohnstown, 469.—Kells, 371. Kentstown, 588, Kilbe 
453. Kilbeg,409. Kilcluney, 453. Kilcolman (Two Petitions), 
380. Kilcrohane, 452. Kilcullen, 416. Kilfarboy and Kilmurry 
Tbrickan, 384. Kilfenaghty, 416. Kilfree,453. Kilkeedy, 384. 
404. Kilkenny, St. John, 452. - Killaune, 453. Killaraught, 
452. Killeommick, 452. Killeden, 380. Killeen and Dunsany, 
469.  Killivan and Aughabog, 662. Killmacallan, 453. 
Killoe, 453. Killugan, 404. Killmacow, 469. Killmallock, St. 
Peter and St. Paul, 435. Kilmore, 453. Kilmore and Drams- 
nat, 452. Kilmore, Kilturk and Tomh , 452. Kilmo 
and Emlafad, 453. Kilmurry and other Places, 460. Kilquane, 
384. Kilrush and Killimer, 384, Kilteely and Dromkeen, 404. 
Kiltoghart, 404. Kiltubride, 394. Kiltwork, 452. Kinlough, 
404. Knackaderry, 404. Knockaney, 404.—Laracor and Gallow, 
453. Lavey, 469. Lavy, 452. Leighlin, 601. Limerick, 404. 
Lisnolrin, 460. Londonderry, 371. ngford, 453; Longwood, 
469. Lusk, 404. Lusmagh, 380.—Mayo and Dunane, 452. Milena 
and Kilnemanagh, 416. Mills Street, 460. Moancoin and other 
Places, 452. odeligo, 429. as 453. Mosstown, 469. 
Moville, Upper and Lower, 452. oynalty, 588. Mucknow, 
491. Maullagh, 491, Mullingar, 618. Mullins, St.,601. Mun- 
ster, Connaught and Castleraham, 453. Murhur and Knucanure, 
662. Murragh, 3380. Myshall, 601.—Naas, 416. Navan, 588. 
Neale, 380. Newport, 469. Nobber, 588.—Ogonoloe, 384.— 
Painstown and Ardmulchan, 588. Pallis Grean, 404. _Phillips- 
town and Kilconfert, 380. Portlaw,404. Prior and Kilemieagh, 
435. Pulchel and Donoughmore, 453.—Rahoon, 464. Rath- 
keale, 453. Rathvilly,453. Ratoath, 409. Reynagh and Gallen, 
880. Robertstown, 404. Ross, New, 409. Rower, 469.—St. 
John’s, Killenvoy, Kilmain and Rahara, 452. St, John’s Well, 








469. Scrabby, 453. S 453. a 404, Slieve- 
rue, 429. Sligo, 491. tradbally and i n, 404. - Stra-. 
norlan, 453. Sutton’s Parish, 452. Swords, 360. Syddan &lt;ee 

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PETITION S—contznued. 














I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Ireland—continued. 
For Support of Ministers in Government of—continued. 
other Places, xcu. 588.—Tallow, 452. Templecrone, 453. Tes- 
saragh, 404, Thomastown, 453. Timyland and Benekerry, 601. 
Tomour and Drumrat, 453. Tralee and Ardfert, 380. Trim, 
452. Tullaghabigly, West, 452. Tulleroan, 469. Tullow, 601. 
Tullowhern, 469. davnit, 662.—Ulla, 404.  Urlingford, 453. 
Urney and Annagelliff, 452.—Valentia, 453.— Waterford, St. 
John’s, 429. Waterford, St. Patrick’s, 429. Waterford, Trinity 
Within, 429. Wherry, 380. Wicklow, 453. 
See infra, 2073. Other matters relative to Ireland will be 
found supra et infra, under the headings to which they 
respectively relate. 


Irish Society of London : 
1159. For an Inquiry into the State and Conduct of the said 
Society; From, Corporation of Londonderry; Inhabitants of 

Londonderry ; Lxxx1x. 398. 


Iron : 

1160. For Repeal of Duties; From Hallamshire Cutlers, rxx1x. 
212, p.————For a Reduction of the Duties on the Importation 
of Iron, Copper, Tin, Lead and Zinc; Chamber of Commerce of 
Birmingham, txxx. 193, rp. Hallamshire Cutlers, 237.——— 
a the Importation of Foreign Iron; From, Owners of 

oods in the Counties of Monmouth and Brecon, itxxx. 503, Pp. 
Iron Masters and Manufacturers of British Iron, 514. 


Iron Coffins : 
1161. Res 
From Edwa 


Iron Trade : 
1162. Complaining of Distress; From, Manufacturers and 
others of Sedg ey, txxv. 307. Merthyr Tidvil, txxxv. 153, Pp. 
1 


———-For building Churches partly of lron; From Manufacturers 
of Iron, txxvi. 169, P. 


Irwin, George whoceareg : 
1163. Stating certain Transactions which took place between 
the Petitioner, Mr. Robert Johnstone, and the Government of 
Ireland in 1833, respecting the situation of Assistant Barrister of 


the County of Mayo,and praying for an Investigation; Of George 
O’Malley Irwin, xc1. 402. 


Islandshire :—See supra, 265. 
Isle of Man :—See infra, 1380. 


Jamaica: 

1164. ire pace. of their Seizure and Imprisonment; From 
Louis Celeste Lecesne and John Escoffery, txxrx. 395, p._—— 
Complaining of his having been transported from Jamaica; From 
John Gonville, txxx. 611, p.—-—For admission to the full pro- 
tection of the Law, and the Privileges of British Subjects; From 
Freeholders of the Mixed Race, and other Free Inhabitants of the 
Island of Jamaica, txxxu1. 551, p. Also from George Hyde, of 
Honduras, 552, P. For extending to Jamaica the Act in 
Council for removing Disabilities of the Coloured Population of 
the Island of Trinidad; From Richard Hill and Samuel Man- 
derson, LxxxIv. 356, p.——— Praying the House not to pass any 
Laws relating to the internal Concerns of Jamaica; From 
Augustus Harden Beaumont, txxxvi. 494, p.—For awarding 

cuniary Compensation for Chapels maliciously destroyed in 

amaica; From, Chacewater, txxxrx,. 436. jaar A (Three Peti- 


tions), 454. 471. 478. Truro, 443. See supra, 819; infra, 
1527. 2141, &amp;c. 


James, St., Park : 
1165. Against the plan for Building, therein; From Owners 
of Lands in James Street, Buckingham Gate, Lxxx11. 529, P. 


For Access into, through Waterloo Place; From Inhabit- 
ants of the City and Liberty of Westminster, Lxxxv. 263, P. 


James, St., Westminster :—See infra, 1624, &amp;c. 2149. 


Jardine, John : 


1166. Complaining of certain Acts of Oppression by the 
Magistrates of Chichester, and for an Inquiry, txxxvut. 519. 


Java Trade: 


1167. Complaining of the Duties charged on British Manu- 


factureson their importation into Java; From, Glasgow; Liverpool; 
xci. 566. 


Jennings, Henry Constantine :—See supra, 268. 
Jersey : 
1168. Against the Law of Imprisonment for Debt in that 


Island; From, James Miller, Rachael Robinson and Rene Quelin ; 
and John Peard; ixxx1. 345, Pp. See supra, 607. 


Jesuits: 


1169. Complaining of the Establishment of Jesuits in Ireland; 
From, Inhabitants of Ardress; also of Kinnery; and of Derry- 
scollop; uxxvint. 40, p. Inhabitants of Augaloe ; also of Bally- 
gawley; 68. William Parker of Cork, 93, p.———Complaining 
of Enactments injurious to the Jesuits in the Roman Catholic 
Relief Act ; From Persons educated at the College of Clongowes 
Wood, ixxxiv. 394, P.—&lt;—— For the Exclusion of Roman Catholic 
Members from the House, and for the Banishment of J esuits ; 
From the Reverend John Benjamin M‘Crae, txxxvu. 143. 


Jews: 

1170. For Re of the Laws which affect the Jews; From 
Members of the Philo-Judwan Society, txxxu. 601, P.———For 
the admission of all Jews born within His Majesty’s Dominions 
to the Privileges of the fellow Christian Subjects; From Moses 


ting his Invention of Wrought Iron Coffins; 
Little Bridgman, txxvi. 497, P. 





Jews—continued. 
Levy, Lxxxi11. 462, p.————For the extension of Political Pri- 
vileges to them; From, Inhabitants of Callan, txxx1v. 202, p. 
Inhabitants of the City of Dublin, 218, p. Of Clontarf, 362, p, 
———For the Removal of Disabilities affecting the Jews; From 
Richard Carlisle; Presented and read; and withdrawn; txxxy, . 
559. For Repeal of the Penal Laws affecting them; From 
page Allcock, yp 228, fre gen a a to — Jews 
to hold and dis of Lan roperty; From es 
LXXXV. 347, Press se od Re of so ei of the Irish rie 
tion Act, 23 &amp; 24 Geo. III., as excludes the Jews settling in 
Ireland, and for extending to them Political Privileges; From 
Thomas Flan » LXxxv. 219. (Pp. 229.) —————[1830.] For 
removal of Civil Disabilities affecting them; From, Ashton-under- 
Lyne, txxxv. 359, p.—Birmingham, 432. Bolton-le-Moors, 450, 
—Canterbury (Two Petitions), 432, rp. Chatham,255,r. Chow- 
bent, 450, rp. Clontarf, 432.—Diss, 423. Dublin, Cit, 432, p, 
Dublin, Roman Catholics, 432, p.—Falmouth, 432, p.—Hull, 504, 
—Leeds, 432, p. Liverpool, 139, p.165, p. London, Association 
of Friends of Radical Reform, 432. London, Divisions of; 
Northern and Eastern, 219.(r. 229.) Southern and Western, 
265, p. London, Merchants, 432, p. ndon, Persons professing 
the Christian Religion, 432, p.—Manchester, Clergy, 432, p, 
Manchester, Freeholders, 432, p. Margate, 432.—Natural-born 
Subjects professing the Jewish Religion, 90, p. Nicholson, Isaac, 
432, P. Norwood 432.— Owen, Robert, 432, r.—Portsmouth, 
225, Pp. 432, p.—Rochester, 255, p.—Savage, John, 432. Shef- 
field, 432, p. Solomon, Moses, 89. Southwark, 432.—Uxbridge, 
432, p.—Warminster, 432, rp. Woolwich, 432, rp. Worcester, 
County and City, 432, p—Yarmouth, Great, 432, p. 
[1830-31.] From, Armagh, cxxxvi. 20. Athlone, 61, p.—Dun- 
dalk, 37.—Liverpool, Jews, 182, London, Jews, 176. London, 
Protestant Dissenters, 264, p.—Manchester, Jews, 487.—New- 
castle-upon-Tyne, 175.—Shaftesbury, 57, p. Solomon, Moses, 
376.———[1831-32.] For removal of Restraints and Disabilities 
affecting them; From Persons professing the Jewish Religion, 
resident in and near Londcn, txxxvit. 510, P. {1833.] For 
repeal of the Laws that exclude the Jews from a full and equal 
os in Civil and Political Rights; From, Ashton-under- 
yne, LXXXvill. 221.—Birmingham, 280. Brighton, 255. 280, 
Bristol, 233. Bury (Lancaster), 315.—Canterbury, 425. Chat- 
ham, 186.— Devonport, &amp;c., 290. Doctors’ Cocmiaih 344, 
Dudley, 196.—Edinburgh, 425.—Franklin, Emanuel, &amp;c., 290, 
—Goldsmid, Isaac Lyon, 169.—Hamilton, Joseph Michael, 378. 
—kKingston-upon-Hull (Two Petitions), 255.— Lambeth, 274. 
Leeds, 280. Liverpool, 189. 274. 361. London (Two Petitions), 
281. London, Jews resident in and near, 32.—Manchester (Two 
Petitions), 178.—Norwich, 280.—Parsons, William, 269. Pen- 
zance, 343. Portsmouth and Portsea, 178. Portsmouth, Jews 
in, 178. Protestant Society for the Protection of Religious 
Liberty, Committee of, 12.—-Sheffield, 460. Solomon, Moses, 178. 
Southwark, 280. Stalybridge, 200. Swansea (Two Petitions), 
280.—Toxteth, 221. Truro, 281.—Waterford, 878.—Westminster, 
200. 269.———Against the admission of Jews into Parliament; 
From Portsmouth and Portsea, Freeholders and Inhabitants of, 
LXXXVilI. 179.———That the House will not grant Citizenship to 
the Jews; From Sload, Joseph, txxxvitt. 245.———[1834.] For 
removal of the Disabilities of the Jews; From, Bristol, uxxxix. 
341. Canterbury, 391. Kingston-upon-Hull (Two Petitions), 
230. Liverpool, Persons professing the Jewish Persuasion in, 227. 
London, 354. Manchester, 260. Wakefield, Persons of the 
Christian Faith in, 341.———For removal of Civil Disabilities ; 
Of Persons professing the Jewish Religion in and near London, 
xc. 642.———For removal of the Civil Disabilities affecting 
them; From, Corporation of Portsmouth, xc1. 26. Inhabitants 
of Portsmouth, 255. Liverpool, 270. Worcester; Clitheroe ; 
402. Wigan; Bristol; Portsmouth and Portsea; 411. Leeds; 
Jewish Inhabitants of Birmingham ; Inhabitants of Birmingham ; 
440. Edinburgh; Ashton-under-Lyne; 517. Sheffield; Liver- 
pool, 607.———Praying the House to — and reflect before 
they pass a Law for removing the Civil Disabilities of the Jews; 
Of Ebenezer Dermer, 377. 


Johnson, Thomas : 
1171. Fora Remuneration for inventing a Sea Chart upon a 


new construction; Offered ; The King’s Recommendation not being 
signified, the Petition was not received ; ixxvui. 156. 


Johnston, Andrew, M. P. :—See supra, 58. 


Johnston, Henry Robert : 
1172. Complaining of Dismissal from his Situation in the Re- 
venue Police of Ireland, xc. 426. 


Johnstone, John : 

1173. Complaining of being dismissed from his Situation in 
the Post Office (Dublin), and praying for an Inquiry into his 
case; Of John Johnstone, late resident Engineer in the Post 
Office Department at Holyhead, xc. 771. 

Joint Property : tw 

1174. Petitions for alteration of the Law relative to repairing 
and rebuilding Houses, the Property of Joint Owners in Scot- 
land; From Paisley, XC, 272. eon Baty 296. Glasgow, 394. 
Preses of the Commissioners of Police for Paisley, 656. 


Joint Stock Banks: 

1175. For the Establishment thereof; From Merchants and 
others of Dublin and its Vicinity, 1xxxu. 483, p,—=——For an 
inquiry into his Plans relating to Joint Stock Banks; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Joint Stock Banks; Of Thomas Joplin; 
xcl. 374. Praying that the Committee be instructed to re- 

uire from Private Banks Returns of their Liabilities and Assets; 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Joint Stock Banks—continued. 

For Returns of Liabilities and Assets—continued. 
Banking Company; Hampshire Banking Company; Northern 
and Central Bank of England; Referred to the Select Committee 
on Joint Stock Banks; xc1. 567. Directors and Managers of the 
Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Joint Stock Banking Com- 

ny; Devon and Cornwall Joint Stock Banking Company ; 
Wakefield Joint Stock Banking Company; 583. Directors of the 
Leeds Banking ping oe ; the Leicestershire Banking Company ; 
Wilts and Dorset Banking Com 3; Union Bank of Man- 
chester; Directors, Managers snk Ghasshabiabe of Joint Stock 
Banks established in England, under the Act of the 7 Geo. [V. 
c.46, 589. Directors and Managers of the East of England Joint 
Stock Bank; North of England Joint Stock Banking Company ; 
606. Bradford Camas Joint Stock Bank Company, 615. 
Leamington Bank; Knaresborough and Claro Bank; the Com- 
mercial Bank of England; York City and County Bank ; 622. 
Warwick and Leamington Banking Company, 632. Bank of 
Walsall and South Staffordshire, 633. Darlington Joint Stock 
Banking. Company, 638. Lincoln and Lindsey Banking Com- 
pany, 643. Whitehaven Joint Stock Bank, 652. Stourbridge 
and Kidderminster Banks, 765. Dudley and West Bromwich 
Joint Stock Banking Company, 795. Praying the House 
not to impose any new Tax on Transfers or Certificates of Shares in 
Joint Stock Banking Companies; Of Thomas Potter and Ed- 
mund Burdekin, Two of the public registered Officers of the Bank 
of Manchester, xc1. 377. See supra, 158.171. 1096; infra, 1674. 





Joint Stock Companies : 
1176. In favour of; From, Noblemen, Merchants, &amp;c. of 
Newry, ixxx. 258, p. Inhabitants of the County of Kerry, 
286, P. See supra, 77; infra, 1429. 


Jones, Edward Joseph : 
1177. Complaining that he was selected as a victim to try the 
right of landing Goods at the Horseferry, Westminster, Lxxx1x. 
503. 


Jones, Thomas : 
1178. Complaining of privations suffered by him in confine- 
ment in Lancaster Castle, xxv. 403, Pp. 


Jordan, Thomas : 
1179. Complaining of his House being occupied as Barracks, 
Lxxx. 168, P. 


Jubilee : 


1180. That a general Feast and Jubilee may be proclaimed 
throughout the Kingdom ; From Southampton, txxxvi. 243, Pp. 


Judges :—See supra, 535. 


Judges’ Chambers, Serjeants’ Inn : 

1181. Foran Inquiry into the State and Condition thereof; From 
Attornies, Lxxx. 402, p. Foran Inquiry into the Stateand Situa- 
tion thereof; From Attornies, txxxu1. 437, p.———Complaining 
of want of Accommodation in the Rooms or Chambers where the 
Judges preside; From, Society of Attornies, Solicitors, Proctors 
and others, not being Barristers, practising in the Courts of Law 
and 7 LXxxvil. 543, p.— ——Complaining of the inade- 
quacy of the Judges’ Chambers in Serjeants’ Inn; From, Society 
of Attornies, Solicitors, Proctors and others, not being Barristers, 
LXXXVIII. 127,————That better Accommodation may be provided 
for the Judges of the Courts of Common Law sitting in Cham- 
bers; From Attornies and Solicitors, xc. 315. Society of Attor- 
nies, Solicitors, Proctors and others, 426. 


Judicial Punishments : 

1182. For the Abolition of Punishment by Flogging; From 

Richard Carlisle, txxvi1. 163. 
Juries : 

1183. Complaining of the mode of striking Special Juries in the 
Court of King’s Bench ; From Thomas Jonathan Wooler; Motion 
for printing, withdrawn; Lxxvu. 448.———Complaining of the 
manner of electing Special Jurymen; From John Hunt; Joseph 
William Trust; txxvin. 349, p. John Jones, 434, p.—— That 
Juries may be elected by Ballot; From Navan, txxxvi. 424, p. 
———Complaining of the mode of appointing Special Juries, and 
of injustice in a Canse in which he was a Party; From Thomas 
Jones, Lxxxvi. 792.———For extending the Principles of the 
Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 50, for regulating Juries, in England to Ireland; 
From National Trades Political Union of Dublin, txxxvit. 136, Pp. 
———That Juries in Ireland may be placed on the same footing 
asin England; From Burnt Court, rxxxvut. 605. Cahir, 605. 
Kingscourt Political Union, 129.———For amendment of the 
Laws respecting Juries in Ireland; From ‘Trades Political 
Union of Ireland, rxxxvitt. 259.———That each Juror may give 
his Verdict individually; Of John Baster, xc1. 228. See supra, 
838. 


Justice, Administration of : 
1184, Complaining of the partial Administration thereof; From 
John Joseph Stockdale, LXxxvull. 406. See supra, 649; infra, 
2106. 


Justices of the Peace : 

1185. Of George Henry Bays, of Cambridge, respecting the 
Qualifications of Justices of the Peace, uxxx. 481. Of George 

ilner, of Comberton, Justice of the Peace relative to the 
Petition of Mr. Bays, 598, P. Against the Summary Juris- 
diction of Justices of the Peace; From Charles Bird, Barrister- 
at-Law, txxx111. 544. For the amendment of snch Laws as 
permit the Expenses of Justices to be paid out of public money on 
any reversal of their decrees, and to make them more easily 
amenable for improper conduct; From George Goodman Hewett; 








Justices of the Peace—continued. 

Francis Watts; txxxvi. 897.———For the Repeal of so much of 
Acts 12 Rich. II. c. 10, and 14 Rich. II. c. 11, as relates to the 
number of Justices for each County, and the amount of Wages to 
be paid to them, and to Clerks of the Peace; From Sheriff of 
Lincolnshire, txxxvu1. 262, p.———Complaining of the expense 
they are subject to upon the renewal of their Commissions; From 
Justices of the Peace for the City of Londonderry, txxxvit. 174. 
———-Against Clergymen and Road Jobbers being in the Com- 
mission of the Peace; From Whitechurch, txxxvu. 177. See 
supra, 484. 665; infra, 1355. 


Juvenile Offenders : 

1186. For the adoption of a Plan for checking the Increase of 
Crime among Persons of tender Years; From, Justices of the 
Peace of the County of Stafford; Justices of the Peace of the 
County of Warwick ; Referred to Select Committee on Criminal 
Commitments; Lxxx111. 138. 


Keating, John: 
1187-8. Complaining of his Dismissal from the Office of Pre- 
ae Surveyor of Excise in Ireland, and for an Inquiry, txxx1x. 
O- 
Keen, Benjamin : 
1189. tan ope Sand the refusal of a Passport at Paris, ex- 
cept upon payment of Ten Francs, Lxxx11. 542, p. 


Kelly, James : 
1190. Complaining of his Dismissal from the Excise Office in 
Ireland, and praying for Redress, txxxv. 442. 


Kelp Manufacture : 

1191. For Protection; From, Proprietors and Renters of Kelp 
Farms, Lxxviil. 253, p. Proprietors and Renters of Kelp Farms 
in the County of Galway, 304, p. Persons interested in the Kelp 
Manufacture of Donegal, 392, P. 


Kenrick, Mr. :—See Kenrick, Mr., in the Index. 


Kensington Road : 
1192. Complaining of the Conduct of the Trustees, and of the 
Chairman being Treasurer; From William Cobbett, txxix. 
393, P. 


Kent, James : 
1193, Complaining of the Introduction of the Military into 
the Town of St. John’s, Newfoundland, to quell a Disturbance ; 
From James Kent, txxxix. 125. 


Kerby, John: 
1194, Complaining of having been arrested in the County of 
Limerick, on an unfounded charge of Horse Stealing, and praying 
Relief; Of John Kerby, xc. 163. 


Kerr, James : 
1195. Sgr, of having been removed from his Offices 
without the form of Judicial Proceedings, and praying for In- 
quiry ; Of James Kerr, late Senior Judge of the Court of King’s 
Bench at Quebec, Judge of the Court of Vice-Admiralty for the 
Province of Lower Canada, and Member of the Executive Coun- 
cil, xc. 189. 


Kerry Magistrates : 

1196. Complaining of the Conduct of the Irish Government, 
in reference to an Inquiry into Charges preferred by certain 
Magistrates of that County against Chief Constable Nicholas 
M‘Donagh, and praying for Inqury; Of Justices of the Peace 
for the County of Kerry, xcr1. 548, 


Kerry, Sheriff of: 

1197. Complaining of his Conduct; From the Rev. Henry 
Wilson Stewart, txxx. 505.———Complaining of his Conduct, in 
the execution of a Writ against James Crosbie; From James 
Kelly, rxxx1v. 395, P. 


Kertland, William : 
1198. Complainirig of his not being able to obtain his Freedom 
of the City of Dublin, txxx111. 156, P. 


Key, Kingsmill Grove : 

1199. Foran Inquiry into the Circumstances that led to the 
Appointment of Kingsmill Grove Key to a Situation in the 
Stationery Office, and the Principle on which such Appointments 
are made; From Liverymen of London, txxxviu. 637. Referred 
to Select Committee on Stationery Contract, 638. 


Key, Sir John, Bart. : 

1200. Stating that Sir John Key, Baronet, (a Member of the 
House), is concerned in a Contract with His Majesty’s Govern- 
ment for the Supply of Stationery, contrary to the Act 22 Geo. 
III. ¢. 45; From Stationers and Manufacturers of Paper; Re- 
ferred to Select Committee on Stationery Contract, txxxvii, 637. 


Kilbenny Parish : 
1201. For a Grant from the Board of First Fruits to build a 
Protestant Church therein; From Protestant Inhabitants of Kil- 
benny; also of Roman Catholic Inhabitants ; txxx1. 271, P. 


Kilburn Turnpike Gate: 

1202, Complaining of Injury brought on his ga by the 
increase of Toll at the Gate onthe Kilburn Road, called the Pine 
Apple Gate ; Of Jonathan Robinson, xc1. 486. 

Kildare, Curragh of : 

1203. For the Abolition ofthe Office of Inspector; From Pro- 

prietors and Occupiers of Land adjoining the Curragh of Kildare, 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Kildare Place Society :—See supra, 871-873. 
Kilgarvan Parish :—See supra, 147. 


Kilkenny : 
1204. Complaining of being 7 of their Corporate Rights; 
From Citizens and Inhabitants of a, EXXXV1. 172, P.— 
Complaining of the Deduction of the Poundage upon the Dividend 
arizing from the Stock deposited in the Court of Chancery in Ireland 
as security for the Execution of the Office of Treasurer of the 
County of Kilkenny ; From Redmonde Reade, Treasurer, Lxxx1x. 
407. Grand Jury of the County of Kilkenny, 407. 


Kilkenny and Waterford Canal: 

1205. For the Adoption of Measures for completing the said 
Canal, or for the construction of a Railroad from the City of Kil- 
kenny to the Sea; From Kilkenny, txxxv1.873, p.—New Ross, 
887. 


Killala :—See supra, 709. 


Killeedy : 

1206. Complaining of being deprived of his only Support by 
the Church at Killeedy being burnt down by Insurgents, and 
praying for Relief; Of James Stanley, Parish Clerk of Killeedy, 
LXXXV. 367. 


Killileagh Corporation : 

1207. For an Inquiry into the State of that Corporation ; 

From Killileagh, txxx1x. 417. 
Kilmainham: 

1208. Complaining of the Introduction of the Military at a 
County Meeting at Kilmainham ; txxvi. 100. Entry in Journal, 
read; Motion for referring it to a Select Committee, Negatived ; 
Petition to be printed; 101. 


Kilmainham Hospital : 
1209. Praying the Honse to reject any Proposal, having for 
its object the Abolition of the Royal Hospital at Kilmainham ; 
From City of Dublin, txxx1x. 246. See infra, 2122. 


Kilrush Pier : 
1210. Forthe Adoption of Measures for the Improvement of 
the Pier at Kilrush ; Of Gentry, Merchants and others residing 
on the Banks of the Lower Shannon, xc. 468. 


Kilshery Church: 


1211. Complaining of inadequate Church Accommodation ; 
From Kilshery, xcr1. 330. 


King, Sir Abraham Bradley :—See infra, II. 


King’s Bench Court : 

1212. Complaining of the Fees of Court; From William Ma- 
son and Thomas Moses, txxvit. 150, Pp. Complaining of the 
want of Accommodation in that Court; From Attornies and Solici- 
tors practising in the Courts at Westminster, txxxiv. 224, p. 
James Anderton, Attorney at Law, 408, p. For Alterations 
and Improvements in that Court; From Attornies practising in 
His Majesty’s Courts at Westminster, Lxxxv. 630, Pp. 644, P. 
See supra, 963. 

King’s Bench Prison : 

1213. Complaining of the Conduct of the Marshal; From, 
Colonel Bayley and Alexander Shaw, ixxvu. 438, P. John 
Brown, Prac oes of Kensington, and Mesheck Honeywood Rowley, 
now confined in Horsemonger Lane by order of the Marshal, 
460, p.——— For abolishing the Rules; From Camberwell, txxvut. 
353, p.———Regarding Abuses in the King’s Bench Prison; 
From John Elder Duffield, txxix. 490, p.———Complaining of 
Fees exacted by the Marshal; From Peter Latouche; Offered; 
Motion for bringing up Petition, withdrawn; Lxxx1. 362. 
———Complaining of the Proceedings of the Marshal; From 
David Latouche, formerly of Dublin, but now a Prisoner 
in the King’s Bench, txxx1. 373. ———Complaining of the Con- 
duct of the Marshal ; From Robert Stearne Tighe, txxx1v. 377, Pp. 
Prisoners for Debt in the King’s Bench Prison, 397, p.—— 
Complaining of the Manner in which the Office of Coroner is 
administered within the said Prison; From Persons confined 
therein, Lxxxvit. 443. (Pp. 465.)———Praying that they may be 
allowed the benefit of the Rules of the Prison during the Progress 


of the Cholera ; From Prisoners confined for Debt in the said Pri- 
son, LXXXVIII. 701. 


Kingsbridge Road:—See infra, 2043. 
King’s Mews: 


1214. Respecting the shutting up thereof; Of Lessees residing 
at Charing Cross, txxv. 480, pP. 


King’s Printers : 


1215. Of Members of the Edinburgh Bible Society, against Re- 
newal ofthe Patent of King’s Printer for Scotland, unless it secures 
to the Petitioners the right of importing Bibles from England ; 
Referred to a Select Committee, txxxv1. 501.———Complaining of 
difficulty in procuring a printed Act of Parliament; From William 
Carpenter, Lxxxvil, 300.——For the Abolition of the existing 
Monopoly in the printing of the Bible; From Manchester, LXXXVIII. 
178. Norwich, 249. 

_1216. Against Renewal of the Patent ; Of the Moderator of the 
United Associate Synod of the Secession Church in Scotland, 
XC1l. 579. 

Kingston-upon-Hull : 

1217. Respecting the Right of Voting ; Of Freeholders; also 
of William Bell; txxv. 275, p.———-For a Law to enable the 
Inhabitants to elect their Municipal Officers; From Inhabitants of 





Kingston-upon- Hull —continued. 
Kingston-upon-Hull, txxxvur. 12, Motion for printing, with- 
drawn, 20. Complaining of the Proceedings taken inst 
him for a Libel upon the Cusciien of Kingston-upon-Hull ; 
From Thomas Brown Smith, rxxxvu1. 491. See supra, 898, 


Kingston-upon-Hull Trinity House : 

1218. Foran Inquiry into the management of the Affairs of 
the Trinity House in that Port; From Merchants, Ship-owners, 
and others of Kingston-upon-Hull, txxxvi. 491.———Pray- 
ing the House to secure to them their ancient Privileges, in the 
free election of those who have the management and control of 
the Funds of the said Guild; Of the Younger Brethren of the 
Trinity House, Kingston-upon-Hull, and Master Maiiners of that 
Town, xct. 348. 


Kingston-upon-Thames Corporation : 
1219. Complaining of the levy of Sums by that Corporation on 
Persons commencing yet washe in that Town; From Inhabitants of 
Kingston-upon-Thames, Lxxxvitt. 718. 


Kingstown :—See supra, 786, &amp;e. 


Kirker, James: 
1220. Complaining ofa Distress Warrant being issued against 
him for non-payment of Easter Offerings, Lxxx111. 282. 


Kirkham Parish, Lancaster : 

1221. Complaining of the Non-residence of the Vicar of that 
Parish, and of the want of a sufficient number of Chapels for 
Divine Worship; Of Land-owners and Inhabitants of Kirkham, 
xc. 261. 


Knightsbridge Barracks :—See infra, 1435. 


Kyan, John Howard : 

1222. For an Inquiry as to the Experiments which have been 
already made, and their results, with the view of the adoption of 
his process for the Preservation from Dry Rot of the Timber used 
in the Navy; From John Howard Kyan, txxxrx. 531. 


Kyle: 
1223. For a New Church in that Parish; From Protestants 
Parishioners of Kyle, otherwise Clonfertmulloe, rxxx. 392, p.— 
LXXXxil. 505, P. 


Labourers : 

1224. Complaining of Distress; From Poor Labourers of 
Spratton, txxvu. 100.———-For improving their Condition; 
From Inhabitants of Middlesex, Surrey and Kent, txxvutt. 104, p. 
———Complaining of the deficiency of protection afforded to the 
Industrious Classes; From Benjamin Wills, txxvitt. 480, p. 

For making a Provision for them ; From Benjamin Wills, txxx. 
395, p.————For the re-enactment of the Law, repealed in 1813, 
for regulating the Wages of Labour; From Benjamin Wills, 
Honorary Secretary of the Society for the Encouragement of 
Industry and Reduction of Poor’s Rates, txxxiv. 284, p.——— 
Complaining of the low rate of Wages of Labourers, and for the 
adoption of measures to improve the Condition of Ireland; From 
Aaron Atkinson of Dublin, txxxvu1. 189.——For the Repeal 
or Amendment of the Labourers’ Employment Act; From, Bicker, 
Lxxxviu. 443.—Cambridge, 424.—Donnington, 443.—Epping, 
508.—Freebridge Lynn, Hundred of, (Norfolk), 178.—Kurton, 
201.—Shelford, Great, 249. Steeple Claydon, 218.———For 
the Re-enactment thereof; From, Alpheton, uxxx1x. 206. Ash, 
304.—Betws-y-Coed, 343. Bicker, 220.—Cavendish, 206. Chin- 
nor, 210. Cockfield, 206.—Dolwyddelen, 343. Donnington, 
220.—Eastbourne, 74. Eglys-bach, 343. Elstead, 210.—Farn- 
ham, 94. Farnham and Guildford, Justices of the Peace, 234. 
Flamstead, 531. Fleet, 220. Frampton, 74. Frensham, 94.— 
Glemsford, 206. Gosberton, 220. Grinstead, West, 74. Guild- 
ford, Justices of the Peace, 234.—Hailsham, 260. Hartest, 206. 
Hook Norton, 201.—Ifield, 210.—Kirdford, 210. Kirton, 210. 
—Llandoged, 254. Llanrhcychywn, 343. Llanrwst, 343.— 
Melton, Long, 348.—Northampton, County, 48. Nuthurst, 26.— 
Quadring, 111.—Ripley and Send, 94. Rushden, 265. Rusper, 
283.—Send, 94. Shimpling,206. Shipley,210. Selford, Gower, 
201. Stonesby, 220. Summingfield, 143. Sussex, County, 354. 
—Thanington, 294. Trefrin, 343.—Warnham, 210. Sy, wa 
220. For an Alteration of the Sixth Clause of the ur 
Rate Bill; From Inhabitants of Farnham, txxxvut. 637. 

See supra, 23. 747. 906; infra, 1624, &amp;c. 1956, &amp;c. 2104, ke. 


Labour Rate :——See supra, 1224, infra, 1625, &amp;c. 
Lagan Navigation Company : 


1225. For Inquiry into the appropriation of the Grant to that 
Company ; From Robert Grimshaw, Lxxxv1. 733. 


Lakenheath Tithes : 
1226. For barring the Claims of the Dean and Chapter of Ely 
to Tithes claimed by them in Lakenheath Fen; From Owners an 
Occupiers of Land in Lakenheath, txxxvul. 34, P. 


Lambeth District Churches : 
1227. For revising and amending the Acts relating to the new 
Churches, in order that the meaning of the Legislature may be 
properly defined ; and that the Inhabitants may understand to 
what extent and for what particular purposes they are liable to be 
assessed for Repairs, and other expenses of the District Churches; 
From Inhabitant Householders of the Parish of Lambeth, xxx. 
529, P. 
Lanarkshire Roads: 
1228. That the Owners of Road Money may be allowed a free 
Election of Trustees and Managers of Roads and Road Funds 
among their own number; From Shotts, rxxx1x. 211. 


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1229. Complaining of being deprived of Contingent Money 
and Pay, to which he alleges himself entitled; From Serjeant 
Mackie; Offered, and withdrawn, txxxvim. 379. 


Lancashire Assizes : 


1230. That the Assizes for the Hundred of Salford may be in 
future held in Manchester or Salford, and that it continue to form 
part of the Northern Circuit; From the President, Vice Presi- 
dent and Directors of the Chamber of Commerce and Manufac- 
tures at Manchester, txxxvi11. 182.———For an Adjournment of 
the Lancashire Assizes to Liverpool and Manchester; From, Leigh, 
LXxxvil. 290. Liverpool (Two Petitions), 231. Salford, 285. 
Warrington, 393.———For the Adjournment of the Assizes from 
Lancaster to Liverpool; Of President, Vice President and Com- 
mittee of the Liverpool Guardian Society for the Protection of 
Trade, xc.-137. 


Lancaster Castle : 


1231. Complaining of his Imprisonment in Lancaster Castle ; 
From John Knight, rxxv. 312.———Complaining of Hardships 
and Restrictions; Of Prisoners confined therein, txxv. 372.——— 
Complaining of Letters being opened by the Gaoler ; Of George 
Williams, a Justice of the Peace; Referred to Committee on Prisons, 
LXXxvVI. 416.———Complaining of their Letters having been 
opened; From John Knight and Nathan Broadhurst, txxvi. 56. 
Petition read again ; Motion, That it is the Opinion of this House, 
that any person breaking open or suppressing Letters addressed to 
Members of the House, is guilty of a direct Breach of the Privi- 
legesof this House; Ques. Prev. Neg.; 60.——Another Petition, 
of John Knight, complaining of IiL-treatment, 354, p.———Com- 
plaining of certain Restrictions imposed upon Prisoners therein, 
from their Letters being broken open; From Nathan Broadhurst 
and others, Lxxxvu1. 249. Complaining of the Conduct of the 
Governor, and of his Non-residence; From, Samuel Grantham 
Anderton and others, txxxvit. 249. Robert Timmins, 347.——— 
For Release from Imprisonment; From Nathan Broadhurst and 
others, LXxxvil. 542, p. 


See supra, 707. 


Lancaster Common Pleas: 


1232. For improving Practice therein; From, Ashton-under- 
Lyne, txxxrx. 407. Blackburn, 407. Bolton-le-Moors, 408. 
Bromley, 403. Bury, 403. Helen’s, Saint, 403. Lancaster, 
408. Lancaster, County Palatine of, 403. Liverpool, 408. 
Manchester, 412. Ormskirk, 412. Poulton, 407. Prescot, 408. 
Preston, 407. Rochdale, 407. Ulverstone, 403. Warrington, 
408. Wigan, 403. 


Lancaster County Rate: 
1233. Stating the Particulars of the Case; To lie on the 
Table; Of George Williams ; txxvui. 472, p. 


Lancaster, Joseph : 

1234. That Joseph Lancaster, the Founder of the System of 
Education bearing his Name, is at present in the most abject state 
of Poverty in America, and praying the Consideration of the 
House; From John Williams, of Reading, txxxviu. 651. 


Land : 

1235. For alteration of the Law relative to the Tenure of Land 
in Ireland; From Joseph Jackson, rxxx1x. 110.———-Complain- 
ing of the System of letting Land in Ireland at Rack-rents; Of 
Patrick O’Flaherty, xci1. 249. See infra, 1624, &amp;c. 1969. 


Landed Property : 

1236. That the Expense of the Army and Navy, of His Ma- 
jesty’s Household, and all other Expenses of carrying on the 
Government and defending the Country, be defrayed by the 
Holders of Land; Of Inhabitants of London and Westminster, 
xc. 242, 


Landed Securities Act: 
1237. For the Repeal thereof; Of Solicitors and Attornies of 
Ireland, xc. 304. For the Repeal or Amendment thereof ; 
Of Members of the Irish Bar, xc. 390. 


Landlord and Tenant : 

1238. Foran Amendment of the Law; Of Thomas Rives and 
William Salthouse, of Liverpool, txxvint. 389, p. Of Owners of 
Cottages of Manchester, 401, p. For an Amendment of the 
Law ; From Manchester, txxvi. 401, p. Of Thomas Rives and 
William Salthouse, of Liverpool, 389, p———Complaining of 
the Law regarding ; From Sheffield, uxx1x. 387, P.—Lxxx. 351. 
——— For amending the Laws relating thereto; From, Liverpool, 
LXxxu. 231, p. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 315. Newcastle- 
a pe LXxxv. 415, p. Leicester, 434..———For alteration 
of the Law relating thereto; From, Edward Kern Jarvis, txxxvi. 
166, p. Joseph Jackson, 736.———For granting to Landlords 
of Small Tenements the same Power for the Recovery of Rates, 
in case of removal, as is given to Tax-gatherers; From House 
Owners residing in the Tower Hamlets, txxx1x. 324. For 
Amendment of the Law of Landlord and Tenant in Ireland ; 
From, Bangor; Dungannon; Aughagour; Ballywalter, and 
Ballyhalbert and Innishargie; xc1. 130. Grey Abbey; Sea- 
patrick ; 212. Kilcoursy Barony, King’s County, 270. Lisna- 
dill, 416. For Alteration of the Law of Landlord and 
Tenant; Of Mary Wells, xc. 569.———For the Amendment of 
the Law respecting Landlord and Tenant; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Agriculture; Of Joseph Erpe, xc1. 425. ——— 
For Amendment of Law relating thereto; From, Dungannon, 
xc. 148. Errigle Treugh, 148.———For Amendment of Law ; 
From Cheltenham, xcu. 325. Gouldar, William, 208. Middle- 
Sex, 208. See infra, 1634. 2025. 

















GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Lanarkshire Yeomanry : 


Land Revenue : | 
1239. Praying to be heard before the Committee on the 


Management of the Land Revenue; From Charles Pitt, uxxxvut. 
624. 


Land Tax : : 

1240. Respecting the Surplus Land Tax; From, Lieutenant- 
General Thornton, txxvi. 394. (Pp. 487.); Referred to Select Com- 
mittee on the Duties of Receivers General of Land and Assessed 
Taxes, 395.——— Against Land Tax Assessment; From Inhabit- 
ants of Taunton, txx1x. 325. (Pp. 331.)———— For the Equalization 
thereof; From, Taunton, txxx. 119, P. St. Saviour, Southwark, 
221, P. St. Paul, Covent Garden, txxxv. 283.———For the 
Repeal thereof; From Shepton Mallett, txxx. 286, p.———_Com- 
plaining of being subject toa Double Tax ; From William Blount, 
Agent to the Earl of Shrewsbnry, and Sir Richard Bedingfeld, 
LXXXI. 297, p.———From, the Earl of Shrewsbury and others, 
LXxxII. 233,p. William Blount, of Norton Street, Agent to Sir 
Richard Bedingfeld, Baronet, 288, p.———That Estates not re- 
deemed, be subject to the payment of Double Land Tax after 
Twenty Years, and for the Gael of other Taxes; From Joseph 
Hutton, txxxiv. 283, p.—-Complaining of the Inequality of 
the Land Tax Assessment; From Vestrymen of St. John, Wap- 
ping, Lxxxvi. 159.———For abolishing or equalizing the Land 
Tax; From, Andrew, St., Holborn, txxxvim. 166. Mart r, St., 
George, 166. Wapping, 555..———For an Equalization thereof; 
From Owners, Occupiers and Inhabitants of St. Paul, Covent 
Garden, Lxxxvil. 694.————For abolishing or equalizing the 
Land Tax; From Governors and Directors of the Poor of St. 
Andrew, Holborn, and St. George the Martyr, and Inhabitant 
Householders of the said Parishes, txxx1x. 109. For a more 
equal Assessment of the Land Tax; From Culham, Newington, 
and other Places; Angmering; xc. 377.———For Inquiry into 
the effect which the ‘and ax Assessment produces upon the 
Agricultural Interests ; Referred to the Select Sommittee on Agri- 
culture; From Angmering and Poling, xc. 108. or 
Repeal; Referred to the Select Committee on Agriculture; Of 
Occupiers of Farms in the Southern Part of the Rape of Arundel, 
xCl. 347, ————For an equitable adjustment of that portion of the 
Land Tax which remains unredeemed ; Of Governors and Direc- 
tors of the Poor of the United Parishes of Saint Andrew 
Holborn-above-the-Bars and Saint George-the-Martyr, in the 
County of Middlesex, xc1. 268.———For preventing any new 
charge to the County or Revenue generally on account of the 
collection of the Land Tax in Scotland; Of the Preses of a 
Meeting of Landholders of the County of Dumfries, being Com- 
missioners of Supply, xc1. 393. For an express declaration 
of the Legislature, declaring Heritors in Scotland relieved from 
all future responsibility for Collectors of Land and Assessed Taxes; 
Of Commissioners of Supply and Heritors of the County of Ber- 
wick, xc1. 720. Complaining of the hardship they sustain 
in having to pay Land Tax for Land occupied for the purposes of 
the King’s Dock and Victualling Yards at Deptford, and praying 
Relief; Of Land Tax Payers of Deptford, xc11. 227.——— For 
Equalization; From, Andrew, St., Holborn, xcu. 384. Andrew, 
St., Holborn, and St. George the Martyr, Middlesex, 320. 330. 
Christ Church, Newgate Street, and St. Leonard, Foster Lane, 
London, 360. Clement, St., Danes, 399. Edgeware, 448. 
Exeter, 464. George, St., Hanover Square, 448. Harrow, 312. 
Hendon, 312. James, St., Westminster, 320. London, Lord 
Mayor, Aldermen and Commons of the City of, 286. Maryle- 
bone, St., 227. Mary, St., le Strand, 312. Olave, St., South- 
wark, 381. Oxford, 360. Paul, St., Covent Garden, 312. 
Pinner, 312. Rolls Liberty, 248. Rye, 399. Stanmore, Little, 
312. Willerden, 312. 


Land and Assessed Taxes : 

1241. For amore equitable mode of raising the Land Tax, 
and a less harsh System of recovering the Assessed Taxes, than 
by the present mode of Distress; From Joseph Bankes, of Great 
Russell Street, Covent Garden, txxxvir. 512. 











Landels, George : 

1242-3. Complaining of having been dismissed the Service by 
Sentence of a Court Martial, and praying for Inquiry ; Of George 
Landels, late a Lieutenant in His yl 22d Regiment of 
Foot, xcu. 50. Complaining of Misrepresentation in the 
above Petition ; Of Matthew Henry Willock, xcu. 325. 





Langstone Fishery : 
1244. For Protection and Relief; From Inhabitants of Ha- 
vant, Langstone, Bedhampton and Farlington; Referred to the 
Select Committee on British Channel Fishery ; uxxxvuit. 553. 


Larne Harbour : 
1245. Praying that the Harbour of Larne may be selected as 
a Packet Station for the transmission of the Mail between Scot- 
land and Ireland; Of Inhabitants of Larne, xcu. 588, 


Lascelles, Rowley : 

1246. Praying the House to make an Inquiry into his Work 
on the Establishments of Ireland; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on the Record Commission; Of Rowley Lascelles, xc1. 
116. 


Launcells, Parish of : 

1247. For an Inquiry into the Administration of certain 
Charitable Bequests to the Poor of that Parish ; From Labourers 
and Poor Inhabitants of Launcells, near Stratton, txxxvim. 437. 

Law : 

1248. Complaining of the Statute and Common Law as it at 

present exists, and for a Reform thereof; From the there-under- 





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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


signed, Lxxxv. 26, P. For Revision of the State of the Law, 
and adoption of a Plan for preventing the increasing Expenses of 
Law Charges ; From William Myers, txxxv. 27.—=—For Revi- 
sion of the British Code of Law by competent Persons; From 
John Dingwall Williams, txxxv. 563.———In favour of Reform 
therein ; Ron John Burt, xxxxvi. 332.——From, Greenock ; 
Annan ; Lxxx1x. 333. Referred to Select Committee on Judges’ 
Salaries (Scotland), 334. John Hutcheson, Provost of Renfrew ; 
Town Council of Renfrew; 553. Pollokshaws, 569. From, 
Cumnock; Inveraray; xc. 599. Ayr, Newton and Wallace- 
town, 755. 


Law Agents : 
1249. For the enactment of a Law that Law Agents extorting 
or illegally refusing to give up the Property of their Clients, may 
be sentenced to Death, with Confiscation of their Property ; From 
Thomas Christie, txxxvi. 169. 


Law Courts :—See supra, 649. 
Law of Merchants :—See infra, 1422. 
Law Proceedings : 


1250. Complaining of the dilatory, vexatious and expensive 
System of Law Proceedings; From Protestant Dissenters of 
Peawelelina, LXXXIx. 221. See infra, 1296. 


Law of Scotland: 

1251-2. Suggesting certain Amendments in the Forms and 
Practice thereof; From, Calton, &amp;c., txxxvi. 449. Dundee, 
394. Glasgow, 450. Haddington, 290. For a general 
Revision thereof; From Paisley, xxxxvut. 674. 

Law Stamps: 

1253. Complaining of the Stamp Duties on Legal Proceed- 
ings; From Walter Daeset Yate, txxix. 146, p.————For 
reducing the Duties on the Transfer of Mortgages; From Attor- 
nies and Conveyancers in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, txx1x, 462, P. 


Law Terms: 


1254. For empowering a Judge to hold Sittings in London 
and Westminster once a Month during the Long Vacation; Of 
Thomas Lott, xc. 715. 


Lead and Lead Ore : 
1255-6. Against the Reduction of the Duty on the Im- 
portation of Foreign Lead; From Middleton, txxx. 529, Pp. 
For a Bounty on the Exportation thereof; From Royal 

Trish Mining Company, txxxv. 211.———For a Duty on 
the Importation of Lead or Lead Ore; From Allendale, 
Uxxxv. 474, p. Alston, 47, p. 474, p. Arkingarthdale, 
203, p.—Barker, John, 263, p.—Craven, 284, p.— Davy, 
William Gabriel, 479. Derwent, 353, rp. Dufton, 479.—Flint, 
479, p.—Hilton, 479.—Middleton in Teesdale, 374. Murton, 479. 
Nedderdale, 242, p.—Scotch Mines, 593, rp. Stanhope, 474.— 
Tavistock, 403. (p. 413.)}—Wolsingham, 479. Against Re- 
strictions on the Importation thereof; From Derby, txxxv. 566, p. 
Against the Importation thereof; From, Alston, Lxxx111. 

221, pr. Arkingarthdale, Inhabitants, 379, p. Arkingarthdale, 
Lessees of Lead Mines, 379, p.—Dolwydolelen and others (Car- 
narvon), 416, p.—Grinten, 267.—Halkin, 373, p. High Peak 
Hundred, 385, p.—Holywell, 373, p.—Ireland, Proprietors of 
Mining Company, 527, p. Irish Royal Mining Company, 463, p. 
—Llanrwst (Denbigh), 416, p.—Marrick, 254, p. Middleton 
in Teesdale, 267, rp.—Mining Company, Ireland, Proprietors of, 
527, p. Mining Company, Royal Irish, 463, p. ining Dis- 
trict on the Derwent, in the Counties of Durham and Northum- 
berland, 237, p. Mold, Halkin, Holywell and Whitford, 373, p. 
—Peak, High, 385, p.—Royal Irish Mining Company, 463, p.— 
Stanhope, 213. 214, p.—Whitford, 373, p. Wiresworth Wapentake, 
385, p.———-From, Working Lead Miners of Wirksworth, Mid- 
dleton by Wirksworth, Cromford, Cursington, Brassington, Bon- 
sall, Matlock and Wensley; and of Lead Mine Owners and 
Working Miners of Youlgreave, uxxxvi. 236, p. See supra, 
1160. 


Leary, John : 
1257. Complaining of his Transportation, and for Remission 
of his Sentence; From the Children of John Leary, late of Rossa, 


near Doneraile, ixxxvi. 855, p.——— From John Leary, 
LXXXIXx. 7. 


Leases : 


1258. For Alteration of the Stamp Duty on Leases of Dairies ; 


From Farmers of Ilminster, Chard and Crewkerne, txxxvi. 452. 
See supra, 135. 


Leathart, Major John : 


1259. Complaining of mar | been deprived of his Rank, and 
of the Stoppage of certain of his Pay Allowances; Of Major 
John Leathart, of the Bengal Establishment, xc. 650. 


Leather and Leather Tax: 


1260. For the Repeal of the Tax on Leather; From, Beau- 
maris, LXXvit. 222, Pp, Belfast, 398. Bridgnorth, 204. Bristol 
Manufacturers, 218, p. Bristol, Tanners, 218.—Carmarthen, 
214, p. 218, Pp. Carnarvon, 214, rp.’ Chippenham, 193, p. Cock- 
ermouth, 262, p. Cornwall, 275.—Darlington, 222, rp. Daven- 
try, 214, P. Doncaster, 218, rp. Donegal, 193, p. Drogheda, 
354, p.—Edinburgh, 218, p. Ellesmere, 208, p.—Fermanagh, 
193, Pp. Fife, 222.—Gibbison, John, 268, p. Glamorgan, 208, p. 
Godalming, 222, r. Guildford, 222, p—Haverfordwest, 262, Pp. 
Hawick, 285, rp. Hexham, 305. Howden, 275, p.—Jones, 
William, 220.—Kelso, 334. Kent, 309, p.— Leadenhall 
Market, 218, p. Leitrim, 193, pP. Liverpool, 218, vp. Lon- 
don, Tanners, 200, rp. London, Westminster Curriers, 271, p. 
426. Newcastle-upon Tyne, 268. Northampton, 300, r. North- 


Leather and Leather Tax—continued. 
For the Repeal of the Tax—continued. 
umberland, txxvit. 218, p.—Oxford, 214, p.—Perth, 28, p, Philips, 
James, 262, P. Prescot, 218, p. Preston, 394.—Reigate, 254, p, 
Ruthin, 214, p.—Salisbury, 326, rp. Sandwich, 254, p. Sheffield, 
282, p. Sherborne, Dorset, 275. Shrewsbury, 222, Pp. South. 
ampton, 268. Southwark, 329. Suffolk, 271, p.—U xbridge, 226, 
Waterford, 355, p. Westminster, 271, p. 426. Whitchurch, 299, 
Whitehaven, 262, p. Worcester, 218, P. Workington, 262, p. York, 
271, p.———Against taking off the Duty ; From, Curriers, Tanners 
and others of Exeter and Tiverton, txxvut. 305, p.—John Burridge 
and William Cluer, 346. Relative to the Duties; From, 
Daventry, txxviul. 264, p. Kingston-upon-Hull, 264, rp. North. 
ampton, 268, p. Whitby, 341, p—————For a Repeal of the Tax 
on Santhers From, Belfast, txxvii1. 341, p.—Clare, 286, Pp. Clon- 
mell, 110. Coleraine, 59, p. Cork, Merchants, 259, Pp. Cork, 
Tanners, 253, p. Drogheda, 90, p. Dublin, 196, p. Limerick, 
Chamber of Commerce, 341, rp. Limerick, Tanners, 86, rp. New. 
lam, Richard, 196, rp. Northampton, 253, rp. Waterford, 62, 
Wellingborough, 94, p. Wexford, 90, p. 341.———In Favour of 
the Tax on Leather; From Liverpool, txx1x. 81, p.———For a 
Repeal of the Tax on Leather; From, Clonmell, ixx1x. 76, p, 
CGeiaeien, 412, p. Cork, 375. Daventry, 111, rp. Drogheda, 
76, P. Dublin, Curriers, 460, rp. Dublin, Tanners, 174, rp. Kim- 
ble, Little, 422. Liverpool, 81, rp. Northampton, 81, p. Northam 
ton Butchers, 90, Pp. Perth, 111, Pr. Stoke Mandeville, 422, p, 
Waterford, 6, rp. 422, ep. Wellingborough, Stafford, 81. Wex- 
ford, 90, p.———To be placed on the same footing with the 
English Manufacturers of Leather; From, Curriers of Drogheda, 
Lxxx. 238, Pp. Corporation of Glovers and Skinners of Dublin 
. 446, p.——— For Repeal of the Duty thereon; From Tanners of 
the City of Dublin, txxx1. 111, p.———For the Repeal of the 
Tax on Leather; From Tanners of Dublin, txxx11. 346, P. Tan- 
ners of Dundalk, 376, p. Tanners of Newry, 381.——For 
Repeal of the Duty thereon; From, Tanners of Newry, txxxm. 
169. City of Armagh, 185.— —Complaining of the unjust 
Seizure and condemning of a quantity of Leather; From, Lav- 
rence Keogh, txxxiv. 410, p.———For Repeal of the Duty 
thereon, From Tanners and Curriers of Linlithgow, txxxv. 164. 


1261. For Repeal uf the Duty on Leather and Foreign Bark ; 
From, Dublin, Tanners, xxxv. 47, p. Monaghan, 88, Pp. Drog- 
heda, 115. Waterford and Belfast, 159, rp. Kilkenny, 164, 
Kilkenny and Wexford, 185. 

See supra, 675; infra, 1451. 1955. 


Lecesne, Louis Celeste :—See supra, 1164. 


Leeds Borough : 
1262. That that Borough may be thrown open before an Elec- 
tion takes place under the Reform Bill; From Inhabitants of 
Leeds and Members of the Leeds Political Union, txxxvu. 582, Pp, 
Praying that Power may be given to the Recorder of that 
Borough to appoint a Deputy Recorder, subject to the approba- 
tion of the Privy Council; Of the Mayor, Justices of the Peace, 
Aldermen and Councillors of Leeds, xc1. 213. 


Legacy Duty : 

1263. For the Repeal thereof; Of Inhabitants of Birmingham, 
Lxx1x. 64, p. Of William Harwood Folliott, 395, rp. Of George 
Pryme, of Cambridge, 419, p.———Treasurers of Charitable 
Institutions, txxx. 124, p. Freeholders, Heritors, Commissioners 
of Supply and Justices of Elgin, 426.———From Michael Ward, 
M. D., of Manchester, txxx1. 211. (Pp. 216.)—Lxxxvill. 364._——— 
For the Repeal of the Legacy and Probate Duties; From Dublin, 
LXxxvill. 314.—Manchester, 694.—Northern Political Union, 694. 
Nottingham, &amp;c., 694. 

See supra, 693. 


Legal Forms: 
1264. Complaining of Injury from the aes and other 


printing of Legal Forms; Of William Wilkinson Henville, txxvi. 
216, P. 


Leghorn Bonnets : 

1265. Against the Importation of Leghorn Bonnets; Of In- 
habitants of St. Alban’s, txxvur. 430. Of Inhabitants of Hemel 
Hempstead, 438, p. Of Ministers, Churchwardens and others, of, 
Dunstable; of Inhabitants of Luton; of Minister, Churchwardens 
and others, of Leighton Bussard; 450,r. Of Inhabitants of Flam- 
stead, 472. 


Legislature : 

1266. Insupport of Independent Power in the several Branches 
of the Legislature ; From Coventry, xc. 585. Dover; Colchester; 
Stafford; 610. Walsall; Ludlow; Bedford; Bath; Rochester; 
Chatham, and Strood; Boston; Wakefield; Halifax; Poole; 
Norwich; Truro; Ipswich; Kingston-upon-Hull; Saint James, 
Westminster; 611. New Sarum, 626.——Praying that the 
House will not sanction any Measure calculated to disturb the 
Harmony so desirable to be maintained between the several 
Branches of the Legislature; From Electors and Inhabitants of 
Marylebone ; Freemen and Inhabitants of the City of Cork ; xc. 
517. 

Leicester Borough : 

1267. Complaining of the Conduct of the Corporation; From 
Electors, uxxxu. 246, p. Motion for appointing a Select Com- 
mittee to take into consideration the Allegations of the sal 
Petition, and to report their Observations ; Ques. Neg. thereupon; 
322,———Complaining of certain Charges against them, contain 
in a Petition of the Inhabitants of Leicester cp resented 22d April), 
and praying to be heard in vindication; From Corporation © 
Leicester ; Referred to the Select Committee on Munici 











porations, LXXxvill. 341. : 
Leicester 








PETITION S—continued. 





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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Leicester Gaol : 
1268. For the Amendment of certain Returns relating thereto, 
and for preventing the Mayor and Magistrates of the said Borough 
ee proceeding in the making of Contracts or erecting the intended New 
Gaol, &amp;c.; From John Bankart, Chairman of a Public Meeting 


; of Inhabitant Rate-payers of the Borough of Leicester, xxxxm1. 
. 539, Pp. Petition read; Motion for referring it to a Select 
; Committee, withdrawn, 542.————For restraining the Corpora- 


tion of Leicester from proceeding further in the Contracts for 
erecting the New Gaol and House of Correction; From certain 
Inhabitant Rate-payers of Leicester, Lxxxtv. 415, P. 


, 

$ 

‘ Leith Docks and Harbour : 

‘ 1269. Thatthe Docks and Harbour of Leith may be separated 
: in their Management and Revenues from the City of Edinburgh ; 
From Incorporation of Traffickers or Merchant Company of Leith, 
LXXXVIu. 505.————Praying that they may be confirmed in the 
Privilege they now possess of forming a component part of the 


, Board for the management of Leith Harbour and Docks; Of the 
; Incorporation of the Trinity House of Leith; Referred to the 
f Select Committee on Leith Harbour; xc1.465.————For adopting 
m the Principles laid down by Mr. Labouchere in his Report on the 
x Port of Leith; From the Provost, Magistrates and Town Council 
. of Leith; Referred to the Select Committee on Leith Harbottr, 


xci. 582. Incorporation of Magistrates and Masters of the Four 
Incorporations of Leith; Incorporation of Traffickers or Mer- 


‘ chants’ Company of Leith; Heritors, Merchants and Ship-owners 
. of Leith; 589. 

le Leith and Newhaven Harbour: 

aly 1270. For a Select Committee to consider the Plans for pro- 
ny viding a Low Water Pier, at or near Leith; From Glasgow; 
of Referred to the Select Committee on Leith and Newhaven Har- 
" bours, xc. 266. Lord Provost, &amp;c. of Edinburgh; Company of 
» Merchants of Edinburgh; Inhabitants of Edinburgh; 295. 
oF ———For carrying into effect the Recommendations of the 
it. Select Committee; Of the Lord Provost, Magistrates and Council 
. of Leith, xc. 656. 

ty Leith Town : 

: 1271. For separating that Town from all future Municipal 
ks Connexion with the Town Council of Edinburgh; From In- 
g- habitants of Leith, txxxvut1. 229. 

4. Le Marchant, Eleazer: 


1272. Concerning an Appeal to His Majesty in Council, re- 
specting the Sale of his Property in Guernsey, Lxxvit. 398. (P. 430.) 
Complaining of the Decision of certain Commissioners 
deputed to the Island of Guernsey in 1815, as to the valuation of 
a Promontory called Mount Crevel, Lxxx1. 271, P. 





of Lempriere, Dr. : 

a 1273. Complaining of his being removed from the Situation 
hat of Master of the Grammar School, Exeter; Of Dr. Lempriere, 
ba- LXXxVIu. 458, P. 

ce, Lester, William: 


1274. Respecting his Invention for the Improvement of Roads, 
Ltxxvil. 47. Another Petition, 301, p.——Another Petition, 
LXXVIlI. 277, Pp. Petition referred to Committee on General Turn- 


i pike Bill, 309. Another Petition, presented; Referred to Com- 
ble mittee on Mr. M‘Adam’s Petition, 337.———Respecting his 


Discovery for preventing the accumulation of Hydrogen Gas in 








ve Mines, txxvit. 268, p.—1xxvil. 371. Referred to the Committee 
sats on Gas Light Establishments, 391. 
lin, Lewin, Reverend Richard : 
394. 1275. Complaining of the Inadequacy of the Emoluments of 
his Living; Of the Reverend Richard Lewin, Perpetual Curate 
of Yately, xc. 248. 
Lewis, William Greathead : 
ther 1276. Complaining of his Prosecution and Confinement for a 
KVI. Political Essay, txxvut. 346, Pp. 
Libel, Law of : 
1277-8. For remedy against the Abuses thereof; From In- 
In- habitant Householders of Westminster, Lxx1x. 272, p.——Re- 
mel lating to the Law of Libel; From, Joseph Townsend Holman, 
3, of, LXxxvI. 837, p. William Carpenter, 844. Joseph Allday, 928. 
lens ———That a Law may be passed to authorize the Defendant in 
am- cases of Libel to prove the Truth in Justification; From Joseph 
Townshend Holman, txxxvit1. 2483.——For Amendment of the 
Law of Libel; From John Foster, txxxvu. 694. William 
John Milliken, xc1. 681.——For Repeal or Amendment thereof; 
ches From, Felton, William, txxxix. 334. King, Edward, 121. 
er 5 Marylebone, Saint, 98. Morrison, Richard James, 115. Roberts, 
oh William, 75. Yeovil, 115. See supra, 309. 363. 533. 567; 
ae infra, 2064. 
the Licenses :—See supra, 28-37. 919. 1085 ; infra, 1676. 1680. 1898. 
ee Lichfield : 
a 1279. Of the Bailiff, and others, of Lichfield, respecting the 
ane Right of Voting, txxv. 318, P. 
Life Annuities: 
1280. For an Inquiry relative to the Loss sustained by the 
Prom. granting of Government Life Annuities; From Moses Wing, 
= LXXx111, 265, P. Motion for referring the Petition to the Select 
said Committee on Public Income and ix enditure; Question Neg. 
Don} thereupon, 301. Recommending Government Assurance of 
we Annuities after the Age of Sixty; From Cadogan Williams, 
ril), LXXXIV. 294, P. For an Inquiry into the Losses sustained by 


, of the Public Revenue, in consequence of the present system of 





. granting Life Annuities; From Moses Wing, Lxxxix. 523, 


bter GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1897.) 








Life Assurance Policies : 


1281. For a Reduction of the Duty thereon; Of Jonathan 
Drewry, xc. 207. 


Life Boat: 


1282. That the House will cause every Ship to carry a Life 
Boat proportioned to her Tonnage; From James Mather, of South 
Shields, txxxu1. 483, p.———In favour of Mr. Mather’s Plan; 
From Seamen of South Shields, txxx111. 483, Pp. 


Liffey River : 


1283. For the Repeal of so much of Act 34 Geo. III. c. 8, 
as imposes a Penalty on Vessels having Fires on Board, while 
lying in the River Liffey ; From Chamber of Commerce of Dublin, 
LXxxvill. 172,-Complaining of the partial nature of the Tax 
called the Quay Wall Tax ; From Inhabitant Householders on the 
Queye of the River Liffey, txxxvi. 394. Complaining of 
the Dangerous State of the River Liffey and the general want of 
Water for safety and convenience of Navigation; From Merchants 
and Traders of the City of Dublin; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Dublin and Kingstown Ship Canal, txxxvit. 562. 





Lighthouses : 


1284, Against Light Dues; Referred to the Committee on 
Foreign Trade; Of Ship-owners of Greenock, txxvu. 230. 
Of Merchants and Ship-owners of Dartmouth; Referred, 353. 
————-For Reduction thereof; From Firth of Forth, Ship-owners, 
LXXxvI. 797. ———— For an Equalization of the Rates between 
Steam Vessels and Sailing Vessels; Referred to Select Com- 
mittee on Lighthouses; From Owners of Steam Vessels belonging 
to the Port of Aberdeen, txxx1x. 289.———For relieving Ves- 
sels from paying Lighthouse Duty more than once during the 
Fishing Season; From Fish-curers of East Fife; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Lighthouses, txxxrx. 188. Fish-curers 
in Burntisland, 215,.———That a fair and equitable Composition, 
with respect to Lighthouses, may be made with Steam Vessels 
engaged in the Coasting Trade; From Aberdeen, txxx1x. 289. 
Greenock, 74. For exempting Fishing Vessels from Pay- 
ment of Lighthouse Dues; From Burntisland, txxxix. 215.— 
Greenock, 109. 142. Montrose, 259.———That the House would 
withhold their Sanction to any Exemption being given from Pay- 
ment of the Lighthouse Dues of the Bnited Kingdom by Decked 
Vessels; but should it appear to the House expedient to depart from 
this principle in respect of our domestic Fishery, that such exemp- 
tion should be made applicable, not to any particular Branch of the 
Fishery, but to all Vessels sailing under the Fishery Act, 48 Geo. 
III. c. 110, s. 42; From Chamber of Commerce and Manu- 
factures of Greenock, txxx1x. 547.———For the adoption of 
Measures for carrying into effect the Recommendations of the 
Select Committee of the last Session; Of Ship-owners and Ship- 
masters of Montrose, xc. 316.———Recommending an improved 
Machinery for Lighthouses, and praying the House to authorize 
the erection of a new Lighthouse on his Plan; Of Michael Donovan, 
xcl. 614, See supra, 1078 ; infra, 1823. 





Lighting and Watching Act: 


1285. For the Amendment thereof; From Congleton, txxxvu. 
164. 


Lime : 


1285*. That Lime may be exempted from Toll when carried 
as a Manure; Of Proprietors, Occupiers and others interested in 
the cultivation of Land in the neighbourhood of Ludlow, Leo- 
minster, Bromyard, Tenbury and Cleobury, xc. 288. 


Limerick : 


1286. Complaining of the Local Taxation of that City; Of the 
Inhabitants of Limerick, txxvi1. 290. Referred to a Select Com- 
mittee, 304.———Complaining of the Misapplication of the Reve- 
nues of that City; Of Freemen of Limerick,ixxvi. 469, p.——— 
Complaining of the Administration of the Affairs of that Corpora- 
tion; Referred to the Select Committee on Municipal Corporations; 
From Limerick, Chamber of Commerce, txxxviul. 134. Limerick, 
Leather Sellers, 135. Complaining of the want of Public 
Walks in the Vicinity of that City, by the misappropriation of the 
Public Ground by the Corporation, and praying for Inquiry; 
From Inhabitants of the City of Limerick; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Public Walks, txxxvit. 159.——Complaining 
of the Removal of the Turnpike on the Road leading to the City 
of Limerick from the City of Cork; From Inhabitants of 
Limerick, txxxix. 424. For the adoption of Measures for 
the Improvement of the Port of Limerick, as recommended by 
Mr. Rhodes; From Stone-cutters of Limerick, Lxxx1x. 301. 
Owners of Vessels trading to Limerick ; Labourers of Limerick ; 
535.———Complaining of the Conduct of certain Magistrates of 
the County of iaatick, in regard to Prosecutions against the 
Petitioners; and praying for Inquiry; From, Peter Naughten ; 
Kilbradon; xc. 483. See supra, 790. 








Limitation of Actions Act: 
1287. Complaining of certain Provisions of the said Act 
extinguishing the Right of Corporate Towns in Ireland to their 
Estates ; From Arthur Newcomen, Lxxx1x. 517. 


Lindfield, Parish of : 

1288. That in any Measure of Ecclesiastical Reform the 
State of that Parish be taken into Consideration and placed under 
Episcopal Jurisdiction; From the Overseers, Churchwardens, 
Vestry and principal Inhabitants and Proprietors of Lindfield, 
LXXXVIII. 645. 


Lindsay, Colonel :—See supra, 944. 


Linen : 
9U 


814 


PETITIONS—continued. 








I. Petitions for Relief w'‘h respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Linen : 

1289. In favour of the Bounties on the Exportation thereof ; 
From, Aberdeen, txxv. 301, p. Arbroath, 242, p.—Barnsley, 
275, p.—Dundee, Merchants in the Linen Trade, 253, P. 
Dundee, Merchants in the Sail Cloth Trade, 253, p. Dunferm- 
line, 292, p.—Fife, 375. Forfar, Freeholders, 264, p. Forfar, 
Magistrates, 237. 253, p.—Inverness, 371, p.—Kerrymuir, 237, Pp. 
—Montrose, Bu , 242. Montrose, Merchants, 264, p.— 
Perth, 318, han, on 476, p.——For a Drawback on the 
Duties on Materials used in Bleaching; From Aberdeen, txxv- 
301, p.———For equalizing Duties on Materials used in Bleach- 
ing; From Edinburgh, ixxvi. 332, p.———Relating to the 
Stamping of Linen; From, Aberdeen City, Operative Weavers, 
Lxxvil. 292. Aberdeen, Manufacturers, 345, p. Arbroath, 
292, p.—Brechin, 292, P. Bristol, 309.—Cupar, 292. 346, p.— 
Dundee, 292.—Fife, Cupar District, 292. 346, p. Forfar, Mer- 
chants, 292. Forfar Town, 315, r. Forfar and Perth Counties, 
315, p.—Glammis, 202.—Kerrymuir, 337, p. Kirkcaldy, 292, p. 
Kirriemuir, 292, p.—Letham, 315, p.—Perth, Burgh of, 315, p. 
Perth, County, 315, p.———In favour of the Transit Duty on 
Foreign Linens; From Merchants and Bleachers of Monaghan, 
Lxxvill. 434, p.—=——For continuing the Bounty on Coarse 
Linens; From, Andrew’s, St., Magistrates, &amp;c., uxxrx. 156. 
Andrew’s, St., Manufacturers, 162, p. Antrim, 348, p. Auchter- 
muchty, 162.—Bantry, 337, p.—Caher, 212, p. Carberry, West, 
337, p. Cashel, 196, ep. Clonakilty, 273, p. Cork, 187, Pp. 
Cupar, Merchants, 162. Cupar, Provost, 162, p.—Dundee, 
162, rp. Dunmanway, 224, p.—Falkland, 162. Fife, Leven 
Water, 162. Forfar, Linen Merchants, 132. Forfar, Provost, &amp;c., 
162, p. Forfar, Weavers, 162, p.—Kerrymuir, 126, p.—Leven 
Water, Fife, 162. Limerick, Agricultural Association, 254, P. 
Limerick, Chamber of Commerce, 179, p.—Mayo, 320, p.—Ros- 
common, 291, p. Ross, Carleny Association, 224, p. Skib- 
bereen,337,p. Sligo, 404.—Tipperary, General Associations, 244,P. 
Tipperary, Grand Jury, 236, p. Tipperary, Inhabitants, 195, P. 
Tipperary, Trustees, 224, P.—-— For an Inquiry into the Adminis- 
tration of the Linen Lawsin Ireland; From Tullycorbit, txx1x. 359, p. 

To repeal so much of 4 Geo. IV. c. 24, as prohibits foreign 
Linens being warehoused free of Duty for Exportation; Of Mer- 
chants, Ship-owners and Inhabitants of Liverpool, txx1x. 528, P. 

Against reducing the Duty on the Importation of foreign Li- 
nens; From Armagh, txxx. 309, p. Cupar, Spinners and others, 
870,p. Cupar, Provost, &amp;c., 438, p.— Dundee, 316, rp. Dunferm- 
line, Provost, &amp;c., 309, r. Dunfermline, Manufacturers of Table 
Linen, 309, p. Dunfermline, Operative Weavers of Table Linen, 
309, p.—Forfar, Magistrates, 338, p. Forfar, Merchants, 338, p. 
—Kirkcaldy, 355, p. Kirriemuir, 412, p.—Perth, 316, p.——— 
Respecting the Linen Trade of Ireland; From Linen Manufac- 
turers and Weavers attending the Market of Armagh, txxx1. 
145, p.———Of Linen Merchants and others of Bambridge, 
LXxxul. 350.———For Protection of the Linen Trade of Ireland ; 
From Bleachers, Buyers and others, of Clara and Charlestown, 
LXXxiU. 265, P.———For an Export Bounty on such Linens 
as have heretofore been subject thereto; From Tuam, Lxxxv. 
374, P. ; 


Linen Board : 
1290. For a Reformation of the Linen Board; From Inhabit- 
ants of Ireland, txxx11. 306, P. 


Linen Manufactures Act: 

1291. For the Renewal thereof; From Ballybay and Mo- 
naghan (Two Petitions), xc. 389.—Castlederg, 382.— Donegal, 
310. Donemana, 406.—Enniskellen, 405.—Gorten, 406.—Lon- 
donderry, 341. Londonderry, Linen Merchants and Bleachers 
in, 406. Londonderry, Manufacturers of Linen and Dealers in 
Flax and Yarn, 406.—Maguire’s Bridge and Tempo, 405. Mo- 
naghan, 389.—Newtown Stewart, Gorten and Donemana, 406.— 
Tempo, 405. Tyrone, 389. 


Linen Weavers : 

1292. That the Wages of Linen Weavers may be paid in future for 
weaving by the Yard, and also that they may be paid extra for 
weaving bad Yarn on the same principle as the Cotton Trade; 
From Alyth, rxxxvi. 598. Arbroath, 598.—Brechin, 644.—Cav- 
noustie, 598.—Dundee, 562.— Forfar, 591.—Kerrymuir, 644. 
———Complaining of Distress, and for the Appointment of a 
Committee to investigate the Cause; From, Linen Weavers in 
Cupar Angus and Burrelton; Referred to Select Committee 
on Weights and Measures Bill, rxxx1x. 379.——For a Law 
fixing a definitive Standard for the Payment of the Wages of 
Linen Weavers, either by the Yard or the Ell; From, Arbroath; 
Lxxxix. 288.—Blairgowrie and Rattray, 392. Brechin, 390.— 
Dundee, 270. Dysart, 336.—Forfar, 266.—Kirkcaldy, 403.— 
Rattray, 392. 


Linen Yarn : 

1293. Against the Importation of foreign Linen Yarn; Of 
Merchants of Tuam, txxviu. 76, P. Bleachers of Barnsley, 439, p. 
——— Relating to the reeling of Yarns ; Of Spinners of Arbroath 
and Kirkcaldy, uxxvi. 292, p. Of Dundee, r, some and the Water 
of Leven, 292.———In favour of a Duty on the Importation 
of foreign Raw Linen Yarn; Of Flax Spinners of Knares- 
borough, xxv. 439.-——— Against the Importation thereof; Of 
Shevtiaaeinn of Dublin, txxvi. 264, p. Manufacturers and 
others of Armagh, 267, r. Linen Merchants of Coleraine; Mer- 
chants of the City and County of Londonderry, 4256, p.——— 
Regarding the Laws res ting Hand-spun Yarn; From Manu- 
facturers and Weavers of Perth, uxxix. 212, p,_———-For a Duty 
on Importation; From, Linen Manufacturers of Dublin, txx:x. 
235, vp. Linen Drapers of Ballymore, 386, p. Bleachers of 
Belfast, 453, pr. 





Linguard, John James Hood : 


1294. Complaining of the Proceedings of a Court Martial 
held upon his Conduct, and ‘praying that the same may be an- 
nulled; Of John Jaries Hood Lingened, Master in the Royal 
Navy, xct. 647.—xcu. 472. 


Literary Societies : 


1295-6. Complaining of the want of Le 
Pro y bed Literary Societies and Book Clubs, and for Repeal 
of the Laws which fetter the Press; From Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
LXXXvI. 678, p.—=——Of the Greenock Mechanics’ Society, in 
favour of the Establishment of public Literary Institutions, 
xc. 340. 


Protection for the 


Liturgy : 


1297. For expunging the Athanasian Creed from the Church 
Liturgy, and that the Bible may be established as the only Par. 
liamentary authority in matters pertaining to Religion; From 
Thomas Thrush, txxxvi1. 723. ——— Against any Alteration 
therein, except by a Convocation of the Clergy of the Established 
Church ; From Inhabitants of Lyme Regis and Charmouth, 
LXxxIx. 15. 


Liverpool : 


1298. Complaining of a System of Bribery having prevailed 
at the Elections of Chief Magistrates and Representatives in Par- 
liament, and praying for a Bill of Disfranchisement; From Inha- 
bitants and Electors of Liverpool, txxxvi11. 100. —-—Complain- 
ing of certain Statements in the above Petition, and praying to be 
permitted to disprove the Charges therein ; From Members of the 
Committee for conducting the Election of Lord Viscount Sandon, 
LXXXVIII. 142,———Against any Bill for disfranchising the 
ancient Burgesses of that Borough ; From Burgesses, Electors and 
Inhabitants of Liverpool, txxxvu1. 142.———To be heard b 
Counsel before the Committee in Support of the Rights and Fran- 
chises of the Borough; From Corporation of Liverpool, txxxvi. 
160, P. Comp —. of Misrepresentations contained in the 
Petition of Electors and Inhabitants of Liverpool (presented 
21 February), and praying to be permitted to disprove the 
Charge alleged against them; From Individuals who at the late 
Election for Liverpool composed the Committee for conducting 
the Election of Sir Howard Douglas, txxxvi1. 200.——Com- 
plaining of the Disposal of Situations in His Majesty’s Customs 
at Liverpool; From Lawrence Peter Sinnott, rxxx1x. 502. 
Complaining of the Practice of employing Persons not resident 
in or connected with Liverpool in Government Situations in that 
Town; From, Evans, Samuel, rxxx1x. 115. Parkinson, William, 
115. 


Liverpool Docks : 


1299. Of Grain Merchants of Belfast; Against Dock Dues, 
Lxxx. 397.———For an Amendment in the Constitution of the 
Liverpool Dock Trust now vested in the Common Council of the 
Corporation of Liverpool, and for Redress of alleged Grievances ; 
From Merchants, Ship-owners and others, Rate Payers of the 
Liverpool Docks, rxxxvui. 129, 


Liverpool Mercury Newspaper : 


1300. Complaining of inaccuracy in the Returns presented to 
Parliament of the Number of Stamps issued to that 5 pasewnchet 
Of Egerton Smith, one of the Proprietors of the Newspaper 
called “ The Liverpool Mercury,” xc1. 568. 


Livery Stable Keepers : 


1301. That they may be exempted from the Tax on Labourers 
employed as Helpers in their Stables; From Livery Stable 
Keepers and others, txxxvu. 473. 


Livings :—See supra, 484. 
Llanllechid, Slate Quarries : 


1302. Respecting his application for a Lease; From, Joshua 
Kirby Trimmer, txxvi. 380, P.—.xxvill. 310, P. 


Loan Fund : 


1303. For the establishment of; From, Mechanical Operative 
Classes of Dublin, txxxu. 413, p. Read; Motion for referring it 
to a Select Committee, withdrawn ; 530. 


Lobster Fisheries :—See supra, 958. 

Local Courts :—See supra, 140. 

Local Taxation :—See supra, 1. 310. 791. 921. 1286. 
Local Courts : 


1304. For establishing; From Bairn, txxxvi. 384, Gis 
borough, 389. Lincoln, 163. Northwick, 421, P. Reading, 
163, Pp. Redruth, 245. Wisbech, 177, p.——Leicester, Lxxxvil. 
462, p.——Chard, txxxviu. 694. Devonport and Stonehouse, 
591. Gloucester, County of, 644. Halesworth, 610. Soham, 
469. Wenhaston, 670. Yoxford, 610.——John Cook, Lxxxix. 
15. Leicester, 162. Watford, 174.——Grantham, Little Gonerby 
and Spittlegate, xcu. 331. 


London Bridge: 


1305. Complaining of the dangerous State thereof; Of Light- 
ermen, Free Watermen and Wharfingers between Blackfriars 
and Westminster Bridges; uxxv. 121, P. Petition of’ Free 
Watermen on the North Shore, 142. Petitions referred to ® 
Select Committee, 312. ——— Respecting the dangerous State 
thereof; and to be heard before the Select Committee; From 
Ralph Dodd, Civil Engineer and Architect; uixxvi. 39 ? 
Referred to Select Committee on the state of Londen Sa 85. 
Wharfingers of the River Thames, 108. Corporation 0 pect 

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London Bridge—continued. 


London Corporations: 


London Port Duty: 


London and West India Dock Companies : 


London University : 


Londonderry Barracks : 


Londonderry Bridge : 


Londonderry Cathedral : 





don, 109. Charles Pitt, of Adam Street, Adelphi, 229. 
For re-building; From, Southwark, txxvu. 57. Against 
taking it down; From St. John and St. Olave, Southwark, 
LXXvII. 184,—-Complaining of the plans for the Approaches 
thereto; From William rg | Inglis, uxxxiv. 77. Com- 
plaining of the conduct of the Committee on the Bill, and 
the Committee Clerk; From Charles Pitt; Motion, That the 
Petition do lie on the Table; Negatived; Petition rejected; 
LXXXIV. 275.————Stating that a considerable settlement has taken 
place in the Piers of the New London Bridge, and praying for 
an inquiry ; From Peter Jeffery; txxxvi. 827. 








1306. That the Select Committee on Municipal Corporations 
will extend its inquiries to the Trading Corporations of London; 
From Robert Hugh Franks; Referred to the Select Committee 
on Municipal Corporations; txxxvu1. 57.———Complaining of 
Allegations in the above Petition, and for discharging the 
Order for referring the same to the Select Committee on Mu- 
nicipal Corporations; From, The Master, Wardens, and Court 
of Assistants of the Company of Merchant Tailors, London, 
LXXXvilI. 100. Complaining of the Corporation of Lon- 
don selling the Office of Under Sheriff; Of Joseph Wilfred 
Parkins, txxvii. 483, p.————That the Report of the Commis- 
sioners thereon may be speedily taken into consideration; From 
Ward of Cripplegate Without, xcu. 439. Ward of Bread-street, 
444. Ward of Cripplegate Within, 448. 





1307. For Repeal of so much of Acts as relates to the forma- 
tion of an Accumulation Fund; From Ship-owners and others in- 
terested in the Navigation of the Port of London, txxxvm. 635. 
For Repeal of so much of the London Port Acts as directs 
the continuance of the Duties now levied for the formation of an 
Accumulated Fund; From, Ship-owners and others interested in 
the Navigation of the Port of London; txxxrx. 319. 





1308. Against the Renewal of their Charters; Of Occupiers of 
Foreign Public Sufferance Wharfs in the Port of London, 
LXXVI. 499, P. 


1309. For granting to the University of London a Charter of 
Incorporation, and Powers and Privileges equal with the Univer- 
sities of Oxford and Cambridge; From, Bocking, rxxxvin. 315. 
Brighton, 548. Christchurch (Hants), 404. Horsham, 548. 
Lewes, 548. Liverpool, 443. Salford, 490. Truro, 548.——— 
Praying the House to recommend the adoption of a Charter 
which shall restrain the London University, or King’s College, 
from continuing to conduct Elementary and Grammar Schools 
from the period of their obtaining the privilege of conferring De- 

ees; Of the There-undersigned ; xc. 412.———Praying the 

ouse to adopt measures, in order that the honours of the new 
Metropolitan University may afford encouragement to talent and 
industry, in whatever situations they may be found ; James Alex- 
ander Emerton, M. A., xc1. 53. Richard Simpson, 228. 


1310. Praying that no Sum may be granted to build Barracks 
in that City; Of Inhabitants of Londonderry, xc1. 160. 


1311. Against Londonderry Bridge Tolls; Of Inhabitants of 
Londonderry, uxx1x. 514. Complaining of the misappropria- 
tion of the Tolls on Londonderry Bridge; From Merchants, &amp;c., 
of Londonderry, txxxvit. 351. a Reduction of the Tolls 
thereon; From Strabane, txxx. 625, p.———For the abolition of 
Tolls on all produce of land in its e over Derry Bridge ; 
From Owners, &amp;c.,of Land in the Vicinity of Derry; Referred ; 
LXXXVIII. 491. 





1312. For the Restoration thereof; From Dean of Derry, 


Lxx1x. 506, P. Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of 
St. Columb, 510, p. 


inten Corporation : 

1312*. Complaining of the Conduct of the Corporation in the 
misuse and misapplication of the Corporate Funds of that City ; 
From John Sheehan, txxxv. 219. John Sheehan and Francis 
Horner, 457.—-—Complaining of misapplication of the Corpo- 
ration Funds, and for Repeal of Acts granting additional Tolls on 
the Bridge over the Foyle; From Chamber of Commerce of 
Londonderry, uxxxvi. 402, P. Complaining of the Conduct 
of the Corporation of Londonderry; From John Quigley, 
1xxxvi. 460,_——Against the Londonderry Im ovement Bill, 
and complaining of various alleged acts of misconduct on the part 
of the Corporation, and praying for an Investigation; From 


Householders of the City and Suburbs of Londonderry, txxxvut. 
65. 


Londonderry and Culmore Forts : 

1313. That the Salary of the Governor of the said Forts may 
be applied to erecting a Stone or Iron Bridge over the river Foyle, 
Toll-free ; From Landed Proprietors and others of Londonderry, 
and of the Counties of Donegal and Tyrone, uxxxvit. 499, P. 


Londonderry Magistrates : 


1314, one, of certain Statements made before the 
Select Committee on Orange Lodges, respecting their conduct as 
agatzates Of Magistrates of the Barony of Loughinshollen, in 
the County of Londonderry, xcr. 465. 








GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Longford and Killala Road: 


1315. Praying the House to adopt measures for completi 
the Line of Road between ay and Killala; Of Justices an 
Cess-payers assembled at a Special Sessions for Roads for the 
Barony of Gallen, in the County of Mayo, xc1. 224. 


Longitude : 


1316. Claiming the Reward for the discovery thereof; Of Wil- 
liam Lester, txxvit. 355. Relative to the better discovery of 
the Longitude; From John Finlayson, xxxvu. 74. ———Praying 
the House to institute an inquiry into the merits of his discovery 
of a method for determining the Longitude at Sea; Of Henry 
Harrison, Mariner, xcit. 277. 





Lord’s Da 


1317. yor prohibiting all Persons, Bakers and others in Lon- 
don and Westminster, from baking or delivering on the Lord’s 
Day any Victuals whatever, under certain Penalties; From, 
Journeymen Bakers of London, Westminster and Southwark, 
also Master Bakers, txxxv. 471, Pp. For the better Observ- 
ance of the Sabbath; From Inhabitants of London en d in 
various Trades, Lxxxvi. 811, P. 841, Pp. Inhabitants of London, 
811, p.———Complaining of the practice of public Baking on 
Sunday; From Journeymen Bakers of London and its Vicinity, 
LXxxvil. 516.———For enforcing the better Observance of the 
Sabbath; From Blunham and Tempsford, txxxvu. 492. Bid- 
borough, 571. Bowling, 539.—Camberwell, 443. Campden, 439. 
Chelsea, 398. Chichester, 439.—Dublin awe Petitions), 551. 
Dublin, 571.—East Retford, 492.—Goswell Street and City Road, 
539.—Hemel Hempstead, 455. Hoxton, 539.—Islington, 420.— 
Kingston-upon-Hull, 585. Knottingley, 585.—Lambeth, 439. 
Liverpool, 557. London and Westminster, 455.— Metropolis, 
Journeymen Fishmongers and Poulterers in, 555.—Retford, t, 
492.—Southborough and Bidborough, 571. 590, p. Stapleford, 
455.—Tempsford, 492. Thames Ditton, 557. Tottenham Court 
Road, &amp;c., 571. Tuxford, 492.—Watford, &amp;c., 455. Watton, 455. 
Westminster, 455. 525. Westminster, St. Anne, 455. White- 
chapel and other Places, 567. Winchester, 487. Worcester, 525. 


1318. That all Meetings directed by Act of Parliament for 
secular purposes shall, whenever the day shall fall on a Sunday, 
be held on the day following; From Cunnbianhengie for paving 
and lighting the Skinners’ Estate, St. Pancras, and others, txxxvi1. 
497. Against any further Enactments on the subject of the 
Observance of the Sabbath; From Holinsworth, Roger, txxxvu1. 
188. Foller, Thomas, &amp;c., 188. Veale, Thomas, 169.——Com- 
plaining of the Allegations of the Petitions from the Bishop and 
Clergy of Bristol relating to the Observance of the Sabbath ; 
From James Peters of Bristol, txxxvimt. 244. 


1319. For the better Observance of the Sabbath; From, 
Aberdeen, ixxxvir. 90. 166. 235. Aberhafesp, 230. Air- 
drie, 187. Aldermanbury,'! 249. Allestree, 200. Alness, 187. 
Alves, 158. Andrew’s, St., 57. Andrew’s, St., Presbytery of, 
126. Ardchattan, 235. Ardrossan, 126. Arrochan, 235. Ash- 
burne, 235. Ashburton, 257. Ashton-under-Lyne, 187. Ask- 
ham, Richard, 57. Aston, &amp;c., 235. Aston Terrold, 197. Ath- 
erstone, 187. Auchterarder, 235. Auldearn, 178. Axminster, 
142. Ayr, 230.—Bakewell, 220. —— 109. Ballymena, 
Presbytery of, 218. Ballymena, 230. 1, 187. Banbury, 
266. Banff, 57. Barby, 187. Barkby, &amp;c., 235. Barking, 230. 
Barton-under-Needwood, 255. Basildon, 200. Basingstoke, 166. 
Bassingham, 132. Bath, 184. 187. Battersea, 166. Beccles, 
230. Bedford, 178. Bedworth, 210. Belchamp, St. Paul, 147. 
Belfast, 230. Berkswell, 187. Bermondsey, 220. Berner’s 
Street, 217. Bethnal Green, 177. 220. Beverstone, &amp;c., 132. 
Bickenhill, 187. Birmingham, 235. Bisley, 240. Blackheath, 
166. Blewberry, 138. Bloomsbury, 197. Bodmin, 200. Boin- 
die, 193. Bolton (Haddington), 178. Bolton-le-Moors, 200. 
Bolton-le-Sands, 210. Boroughbridge, 218. Borough, 

Lane, 220. Borrowstoness, 187. Bow, 187. Bradfield, 200. 
Braidock, 228. Bredy, Long, 142. Bredy Parva, 142. Brent- 
wood, 230. Brewood, 255. Dtdnnts 257. Bridlington, 142. 
Bridge of Weir, 28. Brigg, 255. Brighton, 40. Brightwell, 
197. Bristol, 220. Broadstairs, 70. Buckerell, 240. Buck- 
ingham, 217. Buckland Newton, 166. Burdwardsley, 220. 
Burford, 230. Burnley, 235. Burntisland, 200. Burrow, 132. 
Burton Joyce, 257. tell 230. Burton-upon-Trent, 230. 
Bury (Lancashire), 200. Bushy, 220.—Camberwell, 214. Cam- 
bridge, 200. Cannock, 230. Canterbury, 235. Carlisle, 127. 
Carriden, 166. Cavendish, 70. Cerne Abbas, 142. Chanoure, 
Presbytery of, 220. Charlbury, 142. Cheadle, 220. Cheam, 
235. Checkley and Croxden, 220. Chelsea, 220.235. Chelten- 
ham, 166. Chester, 134. Chesterfield, 220. Cheswardine, 235. 
Childs Ercall, 235. Chipping Campden, 142. Chipping Sod- 
bury, 132. Cholsey, 197. Chorley, 200. Christ Church, New- 

te Street, 230. Church Brampton, 166. Church Heaton, 235. 

lapham, 166. Clare (Suffolk), 70. Clifton Campville, 134. 
Clifton upon Dunsmore, 210. Clitheroe, 262. Codsall, 205. 
Colchester, 235. Cold Overton, 20. Coleshill, 210. Colinton, 
235. Columb, Saint, 134. Cplwich, 158. Comrie, 28. Con- 
duit Street, 235. Congleton, 220. Coningsby, 36. Cootehill, 
126. Cotgrave, &amp;c., 200. Cottingham, 142. Covent Garden, 
178. Cowdor, 178. Cranborne, 142. Creaton, 166. Critchell, 
Long, and Moore, 142. Croft, 132. Croick, 220. Cromer, 187. 
Croscombe, 220. Croxden, 220. Cumnock, New, 220.—Dalby, 
Great, 228. Dalham, 147. Dalkeith, 235. Darley Abbey, 200. 
Darbington, 166. Dartmouth, 138. Denny, 127. Derby (Two 
Petitions), 90. Derby, 166.178. Dereham, 235. Devizes, 153. 
Devonport and Stonehouse, 147. Din l, 70. 187. Dollar, 
178. ncaster, 166. Donington on Baine, 255. Dores, 184. 
Dover, 197. Draycot, 166. Drogheda, 262. Drum her, 
210. Drypool, 178. Dublin, 109. 262.257. Dublin (Ten Peti- 
tions), 217. Dublin and Glandelagh, 262. Duddeston, 210. 
Duffus, 178. Dumbarton, 40. 166. Dumfries, 187, Dunblane, 

Presbytery 












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PETITIONS—continued. 














I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Lord’s Day—continued. 
For the better Observance thereof—continued. 

Presbytery of, txxxvimt. 235. Dundalk, 218. Dundee, 57. 235. 
Dundee, Presbytery of, 90. Dunfermline, Presbytery of, 178. 
Dungwen, &amp;c., 230. Dunscore, 187. Dunse, Presbytery of, 126. 
Dursley Uley, 132. Dyke, 178. Dysart, 217.—Ealing, 177. East- 
garston, 138. East Keal,255. Edderton,255. Edenhellie, 178. 
Edinburgh, Presbytery of, 235. Edinburgh, 235. Edmonton, 
235. Elgin, 257. Ellaston, 230. Ely, Clergy of Archdeaconr 
of, 230. Evercreeth, 288. Everton, 210. Evie and Kendall, 
187. Ewell, 40.—Fairford, 158. Fakenham, 178. Fala, 235. 
Falkingham, 138. Farnham, 132. Farnworth, &amp;c.,200. Forden, 
230. Fordyce, Presbytery of, 126. Forres, 166. Fortrose, &amp;c., 
220. Foxearth, 147. Fraserburgh, 166. Frisby upon Wreak, 
&amp;c., 228. Frome Selwood, 214.—Gainsborough, 235. Gayton, 
&amp;ec., 210. George’s, St., in the East, 235. Giggleswick, 220. 
Glandelagh, 262. Glasgow, 257. Glasgow, Presbytery of, 126, 
127. Glastonbury, 220. Gloucester, 126. Glynn, Rev. Carr, 
142. Gomersall, 220. Grandborough, 166. Gratwich, 187. 
‘Gravesend, 90. Greasbrough, 220. Grimstone, 228. Grove, 
200. Guildford, 12.—Hackney, 187. 214. a (Two 
Petitions), 166. Haddington, Presbytery of, 178. agbourne, 
200. Hagworthingham, 255. MHalkirk, 187. Halton, 200. 
Ham and Hatch, 186. Hampstead, 109. 235. Hampstead Nor- 
ris, 200. Handborough, 173. Harborough Magna, 166. Har- 
rington, 134. Harrogate, 109. Hastings, 40. Hatch, 186. 
Haughton, 142. Havant, 210. Hearthill, 220. _Heckmond- 
wicke, 266. Helen’s, St., 200. Henley-upon-Thames, 200. 
Highgate, 177. Hilderstone, 255. Hindley, 158. Honiton, 200. 
Hornsey, 171. Horseferry Road, Westminster, 210. Horsley, 
Long, 235. Horton, 230. Houston, &amp;c., 193. Howden, 178. 
Humbie, &amp;c., 235. Hundleby, 255. Hurworth-upon-Tees, 235. 
—Ilford, 230. Ilminster, 255. Inchinnan, 193. Innerwick, 
235. Inverary, Presbytery of, 230. Inverness, 235. Inverness, 
Presbytery of, 166. Ipstones, 158. Ipswich, 138. Irthling- 
borough, 240. Isycoed, 274.—Jedburgh, 235. Johnstone, 259. 
—Kelso, 129. 187. 235. Kendal, 228. Kennoway, 240. Ken- 
sington, 200. Kent, Grand Jury of, 220. Kent Road, Old, 217. 
Kettering, 197. Keyham, 228. Killarchan, 193. Killearn, 12. 
Kilmarnock, 167. 187. Kilmorack, 165. Kiltarlity, 184. Kil- 
tearn, 220. Kincardine, 220. Kingston-upon-Hull, 134. Kin- 
loch Luichart, 220. Kinloss, 178. Kirbymoorside, 142. Kirk- 
caldy, Presbytery of, 178. Kirkby Lonsdale, 235. Kirkhill, 165. 
Kirkinner, 28. Kirk Langley, &amp;c., 70. Kirkpatrick, 220. Kirk- 
wall, 187. Kirriemuir, 200. Knaresborough, 20. Knockholt, 
220. Knossington, 8.—Lamarsh, &amp;c., 230. Lambeth, 166. 214. 
Lanark, Presbytery of, 90. Lancaster, 90. Lane End, 230. 
Langholm, 187. Langport, 255. Lapley, 158. Larne, 230. 
Lauder, Presbytery of, 90. Leek, 158. Leicester (Four Peti- 
tions), 230. Leigh, 255. Lempetlaw, 235. Lesmahagow, 235. 
Leven, 235. Lichfield, 158. Limehouse, 220. Linlithgow, Pres- 
bytery of, 187. Lisburn, 255. Liskeard, 235. Liverpool (Two 
Petitions), 142. Llangniew, 230. Llanidloes, 230. Lochcarron, 
Presbytery of, 90. Lochrutton, 257. London (Three Petitions), 
134. London (Two Petitions), 235. London, 32. 36. 178, 235. 
257. London and Parishes adjacent, 178. London, Scottish 
Presbytery in, 166. London, United Presbytery of, 235. Long- 
ton and Long End, 257. Lurley, 230.—Macclesfield, 210. 
Makerstown, 187. Mallow, 182. Malpas, 220. Manafon, 230. 
Manchester Square, 257. Mansfield, 255. Marchwiel, 214. 
Margate, 220. Market Deeping, 257. Market Drayton, 235. 
Market Rasen, 235. Mavis Enderby, 255. Melbourne, 166. 
Merfield, &amp;c., 205. Meriden, &amp;c., 210. Midhurst, 138. Milden- 
hall, 230. Missenden, Great, 197. Monivaird, 235. Moorgate, 
187. Morpeth (Two Petitions), 257. Monnt Norris, 230, 
Mucklestone, 158. Mull, Presbytery of, 230. Muthill, 235.— 
Nairn, 127. Napton, 166. National Scotch Church, London, 
Members of, 178. Nenthorn, 28. Newark, 32. Newcastle- 
under-Lyme, 220. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 197, 198. Newing- 
ton, 166. Newry, Presbytery of, 205. New Spynie, 158. 
Newton, 235. Newton, Old, 230, Norbury, 200. Northamp- 
ton, 197. Norton-in-the-Moors, 266. Norwich (Two Petitions), 
205. Nottingham (Two Petitions), 178. Nottingham, 257. 
Nuffield, &amp;c., 200.—Odiham, 166. Old Bailey, London, 32. 
Ottery, St. Mary, 138. Oxenden Street, 240. Oxford, 45. 
Oxford, University of, 230.—Paisley, Presbytery of, 28. Paisley, 
235. Pancras, St.,134. Partney, 255. Pembroke, 200. Pen- 
caitland, 178. Penkridge, 158. Penningham, 235. Penrith, 
235. Pentlow, 166. Perth, 228.235. Perth and Dunfermline, 
Presbytery of, 57. Perth, Presbytery of, 187. 228. Petherick, 
Little, 210. Petty, 228. Pimlico, 235. Plymouth, 230. Poles- 
worth, 210. Pollokshaws, 193. Pontefract, 255. Pontypool, 
200. Poplar, 220. Port Glasgow and Newark, 32. Portmoak, 
235. Portsmouth, 210. Portsoy, 193. Poynder, John, 255. 
Preston Kirk, 178.—Queen Street Chapel, Great, Lincoln’s Inn 
Fields, 210.—Radford, 255. Raunds, 166. Rawmarsh, 220. 
Reay, 187. Redcar, 240. Rendall, 187. Renfrew, 166. Rich- 
mond (Surrey), 129. Richmopd (York), 240. Rillington, &amp;c., 
142. Ripon, 235. Rochester, 217. Rochester, &amp;c., 388. Rod- 
borough, 240. Rolleston, 230. Romford, 230. Rotherham, 220. 
Roxburgh, 187. Rugby, 210. Runcorn, 166. Rushall, 230. 
Rushmere, &amp;c., 166. Ruthwell, 187. Rye, 257.—Sabbath Pro- 
tection Society, Members of, 235. Salisbury, 109. Salton, 178. 
Sapcote, 132. Sansthorpe, 255. Scarborough, &amp;c., 187. Scotch 
Church, Swallow Street, 235. Scotch Church, London, 257. 
Sculcoates, 142. Sedbergh, 235. Sheffield,210. Shelford, 257. 
Shenstone, 158. Shoreditch, 214. Shoreham, New, 255. Sid- 
mouth, 205. Snelston, 200. Smisby, 217. Solihull, &amp;c., 210. 
Somerby, 132. Sorby, 8.-Sotwell, 197. Southborough, &amp;c., 158. 
Southport, 200. Southwold, 235. Speen, 138. Spratton, 220, 
Sprouston, 235. Stafford, 187. Stage Coach Proprietors, 235. 





Lord’s Day—continued. 


For the better Observance thereof—continued. 
Staines, &amp;c., Lxxxvu.138. Staplehill,230. Stepney,240. Stewarts- 
town, &amp;c., 218. Stirling, Presbytery of, 178. Stone, 142. Stone- 
house, 147. Stoney Stanton, 132. Stranraer, 235. Stratford 
(Bow), 235. Stratford-upon-Avon, 166. Stretton, 255. Stromness, 
187. Stroud,240. Sunderland, &amp;c., 166. Sutton(York), 142. Swin- 
ton, 197.—Tadcaster, 220. Tamworth, 217. Tandridge, Hun- 
dred of (Surrey), 214. Taney, 262. Tarbut, 230. Taunton, 
235. Tealby, 249. Terrigles, 257, Tetbury, 36. Thurso, 187, 
Tillicoultry, 20. Titchmarsh, &amp;c., 187. Tonbridge, 220. Toot- 
ing Graveney, 255. Triberton, 166. Troqueer, 166. Truro, 166, 
Tullylish, 230. Tutbury, 178. Tweedsmuir, 235.—Unay, 220, 
Upton Grey, 166. Urquhart, 127—-Waggons, Proprietors of, 
235. Wallingford, 197. Walthamstow, 230. Walton, 178, 
Walton-le-Dale, 200. Walworth, 214. Wandsworth, 255. Wan- 
ston, &amp;c., 166. Wareham, 255. Warminster, 157. Wastling, 
166. Wells, 173. Wells next the Sea, 178. Westgate, 178, 
Westham, 45. Westminster, 177. 235. Wheaton Aston, 162, 
Whitburn, 235. Whitby, 28. Whitchurch, 132. Whitechapel, 
220. White Roothing, 166. Whittington, 220. Wickham 
Market, 197. Wigan, 126. Wigtown, 8. Wigtown, Presbyte 
of, 235. Wilmington, 228. Wimborne, Minister, 142. Wing- 
ham, 257. Wolverhampton, &amp;c., 158. Wolvey, 2u0. Wooburn, 
235. Woodbridge, 230. Woodstock, 173. Worcester, 142, 
Worksop, 249. Wrentham, St. Nicholas, 197. Wrexham, 255, 
—Yattendon, 200. Yetholm, 187. York, 235. Yoxall, 230, 

1320. Petitions against any further Enactments on the subject 
of the Observance of the Sabbath; From Holinsworth, Roger, 
LXxxvil. 188. Toller, Thomas, &amp;c., 188. Veale, Thomas, 169. 


1321. For the better Observance thereof; From, Abbas Cerne, 
LXxx1x. 236. Aberavon and Margam, 229. Abergele, 96, 
Aberystwith, 194. Acre, 219. Albrough and Gilling, 236, 
Allerton and Wear, 236. Alleston, 98. 229. Altrincham, 236, 
Alvaston, 215. Alvaston and Boulton, 236. Amberston, 229, 
Alwoodley, Moortown and other P'ices, 437. Amlweh, 155, 
Andrew’s, St., Presbytery of, 90. Arcley, King’s, 174. Ardros- 
san, 199. Arkingarthdale, 236. Armley, 187. Arnold, 236, 
Arreton, 236. Arrochar, 187. Asaph, St., 204. Ashbourn by 
Osmaston, 98. Ashbourne, 229. Ashburne, 98. Ashted, St. 
James’s, and Duddestone and Nechels, 236. Astley, 215. 229, ° 
Atlow, 110. Auchterarder, 294. Auldearn, 502. Ayott, St. 
Lawrence, 137. Ayr, 179.—Badminton, Great and Little, 187. 
Bagslate, 199. Bakers and Butchers, Derby, 215. Bala, 236. 
Ballybay, 151. Bandon, 229. Bantry, 236. Banwell, 236. 
Barking, Hornchurch, Romford and other Places, 236. Barlay- 
ington, 236. Barlborough, Crown and Elmton, 236. Barmouth, 
111. Barnsley, Westgate Chapel, 234. Barrow and Twyford, 
98. Barton, 236. Baslow, 236. Bath, 98. Beaumaris, 155. 
Beckley, 194. Bedford Street, 21. Bedhamton, 229. Beeston, 236. 
Beeston, Thorp, Hall, Middleton and other Places, 437. Belper, 
236. Bentley Fenney, 187. Benwell, 199. Bicester, 215. 
Bickleigh, Sheepston, Tamerton, Folliott and other Places, 236. 
Bidborough, 164. Bildeston, Naughton and Nedging, 236. 
Bilston, 199. Binham and Dalling Field, 340. Binstead and 
Slindon, 164. Birkenhead, 236. Birmingham, 309. Birming- 
ham, Christ Church, 236. Bitton, 283. Blackheath, 111. 199. 
Blagdon, 98. Blakeney, 229. Bodmin, 212. Bolsover and 
other Places, 48. Bonnington, Sutton, 236. Bonnington, Sutton, 
St. Michael and St. Ann, 236. Borrowash, 215. Boulton, 236. 
Bowdon, 166. Bracadale, 199. Brackley, 215. Bradford, 
Wilts, 234. Bradley, 110. Bradmore, 236. Brailsford, 199. 
Bramley, 187. 236. Brampton, 190. Breadsall, 215. Brent- 
wood, 236. Bridport, 199. Bridgnorth, 215. Brighton (Two 
Petitions), 123. 236. Brinny and Knockavilly, 437. Bristol, 
229. Bristol, Diocese of, 236. 287. Broadway and Illminster, 
236. Brompton, Kent, 199. Bromwich, West, 115. Brother- 
ton, 174. Broughton, Sulney, and Cotgrave, Hickling, 236. 
Buckingham, 215. Budeaux, St., 234. Bulcote, with Burton 
Joyce, 236. Bulwell, 226. Burnley, 236. Burslem, 236. Bur- 
ton-on-Trent, 194. Burton Joice, 236. Bury, 270. Bury St. 
Edmund’s, 155. Bushmills, 324. Buxton, 155.—Cadishead, 
215. Caergule, 204. Caerwys, 137. Calke and Ticknall, 230. 
Camberwell, 236. Camborne, 117. Cambridge, 111. Cam- 
bridge, St. Andrew the Less, 257. Campville, Clifton, 67. Can- 
dlesby, 275. Canterbury, 164. 194. Cardigan, 194. Carlisle, 
230. Carlow, 236. Carnarvon, 74. 229. Carno and —— 
242. Carriden, 242. Castle Island, 236. Castlepollard, Mul- 
linger and other Places, 236. Cerne Abbas, 236. Cerrig-y- 
Druidion, 94. Chalk Broad and Chalk Bower, 234. Cheadle, 
199. Chellaston, 215. 236. Chapel-en-le-Frith, 236. Chatham, 
226. Chelsea, 164. Chelsea, Parkwall, 234. Chelsea, St. Luke, 
236. Chelsea, Sloane Terrace Chapel, 187. Chelsea, Trinity 
Church, Sloane Street, 236. Cheltenham, 236. 437. Chester, 
110. Chesterfield, 236. Cheswardine, 134. Chewstoke and 
Norton, Malreward, 437. Chichester, 164. Chieveley, 236. 
Child’s Ercall, 199. Christianity among the Jews, for promoting, 
309. Claines, 408. Clergy of Dorset, 236. Clifton Campville, 
67. Clonakiltry, 236. Clown and Elmton, Barlborough, 236. 
Colchester, 340. Collingham, North and South, 236. olwick, 
194. Congleton, 236. Coningsby, 275. Conway, 155. Cooke 
ham, 340. Corbridge and peculiar Jurisdiction o Hexhamshire, 
245. Cork, 236. Gork, iddleton, 437. Cornhill, St. Peter's, 
74. Cove, 236. Cotgrave, 236. Cotgrave, Hickling and 
Broughton, Sulney, 236. Cottingham, 199. Crediton, 212. 
Cromarty, 502. Cromer, 236. Cromwell and Orston, 236. 
Cropredy, &amp;c., 219. Croscombe, 174. Crosland, South, 236. 
Curaberland, Warwick, and Warwick Bridge, 230. Cumrew, 
236. Curry Rivell, 108.—Dalbury and Trusley, 215. Dalkeith, 
Presbytery of, 502. Dalling Field, 340. Dalston, 230. Da- 


rowen, 236. Dartford, Waterside Chapel, 215. Dartmouth, 
LXXXVIl. 











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For the better Observance thereof—continued. 
Lxxx1x. 236. Davyhulme, 236. Deddington, 215. Delgany, 110. 
Denbigh (Two Petitions), 96. Denby,215. Denny,199. Dept- 
ford, 199. Derby, 199. Derby, King Street Chapel, 199. 
Derby, St. Alkmund, 108. Derby, St. Michael, 108. Derby, 
St. Peter, 108. Derby, St. Werburgh, 111. Dereham, East, 230. 
Desborough, 199. Devizes, 187. Devonport, 250. Dewsbury, 
187. Dishley and Thorpe, 219. Docking, 229. Dolgelley, 111. 
Doneraile, 236. Dorset, Clergy of, 236.—Dover, 110. Dove- 
ridge, 215. Downend, 350. Draycot, 229. Drayton in Hales, 
108. Droitwich, 234. Drumholm, 199. Dublin, Corporation of, 
523. Duddlestone and Nechels, 236. Dunblane, Moderator of 
the Presbytery of, 215. Dundee, 236. Dunmanway, 236. 
Durras, Kilcroshane, 236.—Eastlington, 250. Eastwood, 164. 
Eaton Canal, Clerks of, &amp;c., 215. Eccles, 236. Eckington, 155. 
Edmonton, 111. Egham, 236. Ellismere, 236. Elmton and 
Clown Barlborough, 236. Elvetham, 236. Ely, Archdeacon 
and Clergy, 43. Epperstone, 215. Ercall, Child’s, 199. Esk- 
delamuir, 199. Etwell, 236. Eversley, 236. Ewell, 294. 
Exeter, 212. 300.—Falmouth, 447. Fareham, 190. Farnley, 187. 
Faversham, 194. Fenny Bentley, 187. Fermoy, 199. 236. 
Fishmongers, Journeymen, of London, 439. Flint, 137. Forden, 
212. Frodsham, 236. Frome, 230. Funtington, 164.—Gains- 
burgh, 236. Galloway, Moderator of the Synod of, 502. Gates- 
head, 138. 230. Garston, East, 237. Garthbeidio and Llangad- 
fan, 236. Gilling, 236. Girnew, 179. Glasgow, 265. Glasgow, 
St. Andrew’s, 236. Glasgow, Blackfriars Parish, 236. Glasgow, 
St. David’s Parish, 236. Glasgow, Port, 236. Glasgow, Grey 
Friars Congregation, 236. Glenyon, 502. Gloucester, 146. 
Gomersall, 234. Gorbals, 236. Gosport, 190. Graffham and 
Lavington, 236. Granby with Sutton, 236. Gravesend and Mil- 
ton, 236. Gray Upton, 236. Greenhill Chapel, 199. Greenwich, 
111. Grove, Wantage, 236. Guilford, 206. Guildsfield, Llan- 
drinio, 234. Gunnerside and Low Row, 261.—Hackney, Middle- 
sex Chapel, 236. Halton, 108. Halton and Runcorn and other 
Places, 230. Haltwhistle, 236. Hampstead, 124. Hampstead 
Road, Stanhope Street, 236. Hardsham and Cold Waltham, 236. 
Harlech, 111. Harptree, 174. Harrogate, 138. Hartley, Westpal, 
236. Hartley, Wintney, 236. Hartshorne, 98. Hastings, 236. 
Hatherleigh, 236. Hathern, 219. Hawick, 258. Hawkesbury, 
187. Hawkshead, 236. Hawksworth and Thornton, Scarring- 
ton, 236. Hayfield, 221. Hayton, 190. Headcorn, 215. Heage, 
236. Heckfield with Mattingley, 236. Heckmondwicke, 363. 
Helleston, 236. Henham, 236. Henlow, 174. Hepworth, 234. 
sagen 146. 236. 245. Hexhamshire, Peculiar Jurisdiction of, 
c., 245. Heywood, near Rochdale, 199. Hickling and Brough- 
ton Sulney, 236. Hinckley, &amp;c., 210. Hinde Street, Manchester 
Square, 236. Holbeck, 437. Holbrooke, 229. Holmfirth, 234. 
Holy Island and Stoke-sub-Hamdon, 261. Holyhead (Two Peti- 
tions), 155. Holywell, 57. Honiton, 215. Hope, 236. Horn- 
church, Barking, Romfot@ and other Places, 236. Horsey, Mel- 
combe, 236. Horsforth, 487. Horsley and Nailsworth, 250. 
Hoxton Chapel, 236. Huckley, 236. Huddersfield and adjoin- 
ing Parishes, 234, 236. Huddersfield, 236. 287. Hughendon, 
418. Hungerford, 236. Hunslet, 437. Hurworth-upon-Tees, 110. 
—Ilkeston, 229. Ilminster and Broadway, 236. Innishannon, 236. 
Ipswich, St. Clement’s, 234. Ipswich, St. Hélen, 234. Ipswich, 
St. Matthew, 234. Ipswich, St. Peter’s, 234. Ipswich, St. Ste- 
a 234, nich, Wesleyans of, 234. Irthington, 190. 
rvine, Moderator of the Presbytery of, 236. Isham and Pytch- 
ley, 265.—Kanturck, 199. Kendal, 236. Kettering, 199. 380. 
eyham, 236. Kilbarchen, 502. Kilcroshane Durrus, 236. Kil- 
faughnabeg and Kilmacabea, 236. Kilmacabea, 236. Kilmar- 
nock, 179. Kilworth, 236. King’s Arcley, 174. Kingsbridge, 
236. Kingstown, Scots Church, 236. Kingswood, 236. 275. 
Kinsale, 199. Kirby, Misperton, 465. Kirk Langley, 117. 
Kirkley and Pakefield, 236. Kirkstall, 187. Kirkstead, 275. 
Kirton in Lindsey, 236. Knaresborough, 110. Knockavilly and 
Brinney, 437. Knottingley, 234.—Lambeth, 110. 437. Lambourn, 
236. oni Stonehouse, 275. Lancaster, Leigh, 215. Lan- 
caster, St. Helen’s, 236. Langley Kirk, 117. Lavington and 
Graffham, 236. Lea Marston, 350. Leckford, 70. Lee, John, 
St., 340. Leeds, Wesley and Sweet Street Chapels, 437. Leeds, 
Albion Street Chapel, 437. Leigh, Lancaster, 215. Leith, 236. 
Lenton, New, 236. Lewis, Moderator and Clerk of the Pres- 
bytery of, 199. Lichfield, 194. Lincoln, South, 236.  Little- 
borough, 199. Liverpool, 187. Liverpool, Rose Place, 21. 
Llanayddelen and Siecliagms 111. Llandovery, 212. Llandrino 
. and Guildsfield, 234. Lilanfair, 111. Llanfechan, 111. Llanfi- 
hangel, 137. Lilanfyllin, 137. Llangadfan, 236. Llangefin and 
Tregayan, 155. Llangefin, 155. Llangyniew, 236. Llangynog, 
199. Llanidloes, 110. Llanllugan, 111. Llanrhaiadr Mochnant, 
111, Llanrwst, 215. Lilansannan, 94.  Liansantffraid, 111. 
Llanwnog, 242. Llanwyddyn, 111. Llar, Lower, 179. Loch- 
arron, J. Macrae, Clerk of the Presbytery of, 199. London, 
City Road Chapel, 236. London, Coleman Street, St. Stephen, 
234. London, Journeymen Fishmongers and Poulterers, 439. 
London, Port of, 437. ndon, Society for promoting Christianity 
among the Jews, 309. London Wall, Scots Church, 236. London, 
Wilderness Row Chapel, 236. Longford, 229. Loughborough, 230. 
Louth, Lincoln, 236. Lucan, 236. Lusby, 108.—Macroom, 236. 
Machynlleth, 117. Mackworth, 98. Maldon,94. Mallow, 236. 
Mallwyd, 194. Malpas, 236. Malreward, Norton and Chew- 
stoke, 437. Maltock, 309. Malton (Two Petitions), 592. Mal- 
vern, 229. Manavon and Tregynon, 111. Manchester, 270. 
Manchester, Bridgwater Street Chapel, 236. Manchester Square, 
Hinde Street, 236. Mangotsfield, 229. Mapleton and Thorpe, 
98. Margate, 236. Margam and Aberavon, 229. Marlborough, 
226. Marston Lea, 350. Measham and other Places, 110. 
Meifoa, 111. Melcombe Horsey, 236. Methley, 199. Mere- 





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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Lord’s Day—-continued. Lord’s Day—continued. 


For the better Observance thereof—continued. 
worth, Nettlestead and Teston, txxx1x. 236. Metcham and Nether 
Thong, 234. Mickleover and other Places, 110. Mickleover, 
229. Middlesex, Fitzroy Episcopal Chapel, 236. Middlesex, Saint 
George’s in the East, 236. Middleton, Cork, 437. Middleton, 
Thorp Hall, Beeston and other Places, 4837. Midhurst, 226. 
Millbrook, 230. Milton and Gravesend, 236. Mirfield, 187. 
Misperton Kirby, 465. Mitchelstown, 199. Mitton, Lower, 199. 
Mochnant, 111. Mold, 94. Monmouth, 219. Moortown, Al- 
woodley and other Places, 437. gy x Newtown, 110. 
Mucclestone, 271. Mugginton, 230. ullinger, Castlepollard 
and other Places, 236. yton on Swale, 94.—Nailsworth and 
Horsley, 250. Nateley, Skewers, 236. Naughton and Nedging, 
Bildeston, 236. Neath, 215. Nechels and Duddestone, 236. 
Nedging, 236. Newthorn, 242. Nether Thong, 234. Nettle- 
stead, 234. New Mills, 236. Newark-upon-Trent, 215. New- 
castle-upon-Tyne, 33. 48.212. Newcastle, &amp;c., Stage Coach Pro- 
prietors, 437. Newhall, 236. Newmarket, 236. Newnham, 
236. Newtown Montgomery, 111. Normanton, 236. North- 
allerton, 215. Northop,236. Northrepps, 236. Norton Malre-. 
ward, 437. Northwich Circuit, Wesleyans, 199. Norwich, 221. 
Nottingham, Halifax Place, 236.—O’ Brien’s Bridge, 236. Ock- 
brook, 215. Oldham, 236. Orford, 236. Orston and Cromwell, 
236. Osgathorpe, 210. Osmaston by Ashbourn, 98. Ossett, 
187. Oswestry, 110.199. Oxford, 117. Oxford, City of, 236. 
Oxford Street, Wells Street Chapel, 236.—Pakefield, 236. Pall 
Mall, 21. Park Wall, Chelsea, 234. Peasmarsh, 194. Pem- 
broke, 250. Plymouth, 234. Plymstock, 309. Plymton, 363. 
Polesworth, 350. Poole, 309. Poplar, All Saints, 236. Poplar, 
Hale Street, 236. Port Glasgow, 236. Portbury and Ticken. 
ham, 236. Posting Houses, Derby, 215. Poulterers, Journey- 
men, of London, 439. Prittlewell and Great Wakering, South- 
end, 236. Prosterly and Stanhope, 236. Prudhoe, 230, Pud- 
sey, 187. Pytchley, 199. 265.—Radbourne, 236. Radcliffe on 
Trent, 236. Radcliffe Bridge,270. Radford, New and Old, 236. 
Raithby, 108. Raunds, 265. Ravenstone, 57. Ravensthorpe, 236. 
Raymochy, 236. Reeth, 236. Renton, Associate Sessions of, 187. 
Renwick, 236. Retford, East, 234. 390. Rhayader, 303. Rhosy- 
meirch, &amp;c., 155. Rhuddlan, 199. Ripon, 33. Rochdale, 199. 
Rochdale near Heywood, 199. Rochdale near Wardle, 199. Ro- 
chester, 199. Rochford, 236. Rodley,187. Romford, 236. Rooth- 
ing, White, 309. Rosscarbery,236. Rostrevon,236. Rothesay, 258. 
Roughtonhead, 236. Row Low, 261. Rowell, 199. Ruddington, 
236. Runcorn, 230. Ruthin, 96. Ryde, in the Isle of Wight, 199. 
Rye, 194.—Sarum, New, 236. Saxlingham and Sharrington, 
138. Scarrington, 236. Scotter, 236. Scremby, 108. Sedge- 
ley, 114. Sharrington, 138. Sheepston, Samerton Folliott, 236. 
Sheffield, 236. Shelford, 236. Sherborne, Cheap Street Chapel, 
236. Shirley and Yeaveley, 215. Shrewsbury, 271. Silchester, 
236. Skewers Nateley, 236. Skibboreen, 437. Skull, 236. 
Skye, Isle of, Snizort, 406. Slindon, 164. Smisby,110. Snizort, 
406. Somerset, Wellington, 510. Southampton, 94. South- 
borough, 164. Southend, Great Wakering, 236. Southport, 219. 
Spilsby, 108. Spitalfields Chapel, 236. Spondon, 229. 236. 
Stafford, Archdeacon and Clergy of, 236. Stage Coach Pro- 
prietors, &amp;c., Derby, 215. Stage Coach Proprietors, Newcastle 
and North-eastern Part of Yorkshire, 437. Stambourne, 336. 
Stamford Bridge, 236. Stanbridge, 108. Stanhope Street, 
Hampstead Road, 236. Stanhope, 236. Staningsley, 197. 
Stanton by Bridge and Swarkeston, 229. Stapenhill, 236. Steep- 
ing, Great, 108. Steeping, Little,108. Stepney, Saint Andrew’s 
Scotch Church, 236. Stevenage, 340. Stevenstone, 199. Stew- 
artson, 236. Stoke sub Hamdon, 210. Stoke sub Hamdon and 
Holy Island, 261. Stonehouse, 303. Stonehouse, Lanark, 275. 
Stratfield, Turgis, 236. Stratford-le-Bow, Saint Mary, 100. 
Strathblane, 187. Sudbourn, 236. Sudbury, 212. Sunderland, 
215. Sutton,236. Sutton Bonnington, 236. Sutton, Long, 236. 
Sutton Bonnington, Saint Michael and Saint Ann, 236. Swarkes- 
ton, 229. Sydenham, 219.—Tadcaster, 234. Talgarth, 123. 
Talyllyn, 111. Tamerton Folliott, 236. . Tenterden, 215. 
Teregles, 502. Teston, 236. Tetbury, 236. Thetford, 236. 
Thirsk, 230. Thornhill and other Places, 187. Thornton Scar- 
rington, 236. Thorp Hall, 437. — 98. 219. Ticknall, 
230. Timoleague, 437, Tingley,187. Topsham,212. Totting- 
ham, 270. Towyn, 111. Toynton, Low, 108. Tralee, 437. 
Trawsfynydd, 111. Tregayan, 155. Tregynon, 111. Trusley, 
215. Tunstall, 236. Turgis Stratfield, 236. Turnditch, 236. 
Tutbury, 236. Twyford, 98.—Uig, Island of, Lewis, 199. Uns- 
worth, 270. Upton, 236. Upton Gray, 236. Upwaltham, 114. 
—Wainfleet, All Saints, 108. akefield, 234. Wakering, Great, 
236. Wallasey, 199. Waltham, Cold, 236. Wantage Grove, 
236. Wardle near Rochdale, 199. Warminster, 234. Jarwick 
and Warwick Bridge, Cumberland, 230. Waterford, 236. Wear- 
dall, High House, 236 Weare, 236. Wedmore, 236. Welling- 
borough, 265. Wellington, Somerset, 510. Welsh Pool, 155. 
236. Welton, 199. Wesleyans in the Northwich Circuit, 199. 
Wesleyans of Ipswich, 234. Westgate Chapel, Barnsley, 234. 
Westminster, Master Bakers, 151. Westminster, 418. Weston- 
on-Trent, 98. Westow, 234. Westpal Hartley, 236. Whit- 
church, 437. White &gt; Whitford, 94. Whitting- 
ton, 234. 236. Wigan, 151. igginton, 98. Willington, 236. 
Wimeswould, 230. Winchelsea, 115. Winchester, 229. Winch- 
field, 236. Winster, 236. Wintney Hartley, 236. Wishaw, 350. 
Wittersham, 194. Witchampton, 108. Wolsingham, 236. Wolver- 
hampton, 114.199. Woodchurch, 215. Woolwich, 199. Worcester 
(Two Petitions),221. Worthington, 210. Wortley,187. Wrex- 
ham, 215. 236.—Yatton, 174. Yeaveley, 215. York, City of,(Seven 
Petitions), 236. York, Clergy, &amp;c., of Richmond, 236. York, Saint 
George’s Chapel, 236. York, Wesleyans of Richmond, 236. York, 
New Street Chapel, 236. York, Albion Street Chapel, 236, 


1322. Against 
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PETITION S—continued. 

















I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Lord’s Day—continued. 

1322. Against Restrictive or Coercive Measures; From Bath, 
LXxxix. 111. Against further Enactments ; From Kilmar- 
nock, txxx1x. 265.———For Repeal of Restrictive Laws; From 
Inhabitants of London, engaged as Clerks, Shopmen, and other 
sedentary and in-door occupations, txxx1x. 390.———Against 
the sale of Fish on the Lord’s Day, after nine in the morning ; 
From Shopkeepers resident in London and its Vicinity, who carry 
on the Trade of Fishmonger, uxxx1x. 530. For extending to 
Ireland the provisions of the Lord’s Day Observance ~~ 
Bill; From Abbeyleix, txxx1x. 236.—Ballinaclogh, 242. Bally- 
carry, 236. Ballykelly, &amp;c., 283. Ballymoney, 437. Belfast, 
229 ;(Two Petitions), 259. Boyle, 236.—Carlow, 236. Clonallan 
and Warrenpoint, 437. Clonmel, 303. Clough, 259. Cootes- 
town, 259. Corglass, 251.—Derralossory, 236. Desertlyn, 283. 
Downpatrick, 245. Dromod, 236. Drumbo, 229. Drumsna, 
236. Dublin, Saint Audeon, 236. Dublin, Saint George’s 
Chapel, 236. Dublin, Mariner’s Church, Seamen and others attend- 
ing Divine Service at, 236. Dublin, Saint Nicholas Without, 236. 
Dublin, Saint Patrick’s Deanery, 236. Dublin, Scots Church, 
Mary’s Abbey, 236. Dundalk, 251. Dundrod, 259.—Kilcooly, 
242. Kilkenny, 236. Killead, 259. Kilmore, 236. Kilraught, 
229. Kirkcubbin, 259.—Londonderry, Presbytery of, 389. Lusk, 
236.—Magherafelt, 229. Monaghan, 423. Moneymore, 229. 
295. Nenagh, 242.—Randalstown, 324. Raphoe, 265. Rath- 
cooney, 396. Roscommon, 236.—Stratford-on-Slaney, 236. 
Warrenpoint, 437. 


1323. For the adoption of Measures for securing the better 
Observance of the Lord’s Day; From, Aberdeen, Moderator of 
the Presbytery of, xc. 296. Aghadown, 476. Agherton, 316. 
Alfreton, Keepers of Inns, Public Houses, ‘&amp;c. in, 381. Alfreton, 
the Posting-House in, 381. Almondbury, 368.—Ballitore, 272. 
Balsover, 272. Bandon, 316. Black, Alexander, 296. Burnham, 
196. Bury Saint Edmund’s, 165.—Camus-juxta-Bann, alias 
Mawsquin, 316. Castlehaven, 304, Cavendish, 207. Chedburgh, 
272. Chelsea, Upper, 165. Clarnes, 272. Clare (Suffolk), 272. 
Clonfert, 476. Contin, 181, Cork, Saint Paul’s, 476.—Dalby 
and Trasley, 476. Derby and Derbyshire, Society for promoting 
the due Observance of the Lord’s Day, 476. Drinagh, 304. 
Dunboe, 211. Dunderron, 304. Dunmanway and Fanlobbus, 
476. Durrus Kilcrohane, 476.—Elvedon and Burnham, 196.— 
Fanlobbus, 476. Fishmongers, Journeymen, 211.— Ham, 267. 
Henley-upon-Thames, 476.— Innishannon, 476. — Kilmacabea 
and Kilfaughnabeg, 304. Kilmeen, 211. Kilnagross, 201. 
—Llangynog, 476.—Matlock, 476. Mawsquin, 316. Melford, 
242. Mil enhall, 476.—Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 476. Norton, 
Saint Andrew, 272.— Petersham and Ham, 267. Poul- 
terers, Journeymen, 211.— Rattlesden, 272. Reddings, 476. 
Risby, 207. Rosliston, 359. Rougham, 272.—Scarcliffe, 476. 
Shelland, 196. Shoreham, Old, 272. Skibbereen, 272. Skull, 
West, 518. Smisby, 359. Sutton-cum-Duckmanton, 272.— 
Toberkeigh, 483. Trusleigh, 476.—Walton-on-Trent, 359. White 
Roothing, 368. Wickhambrook, 242. Woolpit and Shelland, 
196. Resi 242. Worcester and Birmingham Canal, 
Watermen and Boatmen of, 376.—Youghal, Saint Mary’s, 211. 
——— For Suppression of Sunday Trading; From Lambeth; 
Butchers of the ebemiies xc. 312. For the Suppression 
of Baking on the Lord’s Day; From Worcester, xc. 434. 


1324. For the adoption of Measures for securing a due Ob- 
servance of the Lord’s Day; From, Aberffrood, xc1.278. Aberayron, 
276. Aberystwyth, 278. Abthorpe, 267. Acomb,287. Acomb 
and Holgate, 276. Adare, 276. Alban’s, Saint, 276. Alford, 
267.276. Allerston,276. Almondsbury, 276. Alstonefield, 276. 
Amlwch, 276. Ardra, 287. Armley, 267. Ashby-de-la-Zouch, 
287.—Baildon, 249. Bala, 267. Ballaugh, 278. Ballina, 276. 
Ballydehob, 276. Ballyshannon, Wesleyans of, 287. Banbury, 
276. Bank-y-Capel Soar and Llangendevine, 276. Bankyfelin, 
276. Bantry, 276. Bardney, 267. Barnard Castle, 267. 
Barnsley Circuit, 278. Barton-le-Willows, 276. Barwick-in- 
Elmet, 267. Bath,267. Bath, New King Street Chapel, Walcot, 
267. Bath, Walcot Chapel, 267. Batley, 276. Battle Bridge, 
Liverpool Street, 278. Beaumaris, 276. Beckley, 276. Bedale, 
276. Bedford, 267. Bedwelty, Gelligroes, &amp;c., 267. Belper, 
267.276. Belper, Association for promoting the due Observance 
of the Lord’s _ 276. Bell’s Close and Newburn, Sunda 
Teachers at, 267. Bermondsey, Long Lane Chapel, 267. Bethel, 
278. Beverley, 249. Bilston, 278. Bingham, 267. Birdwood, 
276. Birkin, 267. Birmingham Canal, Watermen and Boatmen 
employed on, 226. Birstall, 276. Bispham with Norbeck, 276. 
Blaenafon, 267. Blaenplwyf, 278. Blaenpennal and Bronnant, 
288. Blorwick, 287. Blyth,249. Bodfarry, 276. Bodmin, 
276. Bollington, 276. Bolsover, 197. Bolton, Little, 276. 
Bolton-le-Moors, 276. Bontrhydfindigid,278. Boroughbridge, 
281. Bosley, 276. Boston, 276. Bradbourn, 267. Bradbourn 
and Kniveton, 267. Bradon, 246. Bramley, 267, Brampton, 
287. Brant Broughton, 276. Bransdale and Farndale, 276. 
Bressingham, 267. Bridgend, &amp;c., 278. Bride’s, Saint, 267. 
Bridgford, 267. Bridgwater, 276. Bridlington, 226. Bronnant, 
278. Brookborough, 278. Buckland, 276. Burythorpe, 276. 
Burton Agnes, 278.—Cambourne, 267. Camo, 278. Capel Dervy, 
276. Canterbury, Saint Peter Street Chapel, 267. Cantley, 276. 
Cardiff, 282. Carlisle, 287. Carlow, 287. Carmarthen, Saint 
Peter, 278. Carnarvon, 276. Castlebar, 278. Castletown, 267. 
Catton, 276. Cauldwell, 267. Cavendish, 402. Chapel-en-le- 
Frith, 267. Charlbury, 282. Chatteris, 267. Cheadle, 261. 
Chelsea, Bakers and Corn-dealers of, Saint Luke, 278. 
Chelsea, Butchers of Saint Luke, 278. Chelsea, Coach Pro- 
prietors and Livery Stable Keepers of, 278. Chelsea, Green- 
grocers and Coal-dealers of, 278. Chelsea, Grocers and Cheese- 
mongers of, 278. Chelsea, Hairdressers of, 278. Chelsea, Poul- 


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Lord’s Day —continued. 


For the adoption of Measures, &amp;c.—continued. 
terers and Fishmongers of, xc1. 278. Chelsea, Shoemakers and Lea- 
ther-sellers of, 278. Chelsea, Tailors, Hatters, &amp;c. of, 278. Chelsea, 
Ministers, Churchwardens and Con tion of Trinity Church, 
Upper Chelsea, 278. Cheltenham, Milkmen of, 267. Cheltenham, 
King Street Chapel, 287. Chester, 276. Chesterfield, 267, 
Chester-le-Street, 276. Chichester, 249. Childrey, 267, 
Churchill, Wesleyans of, 276. Churwell, 276. Cilyewm, 276, 
Claboy, 278. Cleckheaton, 278. Clement, Saint, Danes, 226, 
Clonmel, 287. Closygraig, 276. Colchester, 278. Coningsby, 
&amp;e., 267. Conivil and He’n-fwich, 276. Cottingham, 249, 
Crosby Ravensworth, 278. Croscombe, 267. Cross Inn College 
and Llanfyndd, 276. Crossmolina, 276. Cwmystwyth and 
Yspylty Ystwyth, 278. Cynonand Llanafan, 278.—Dalbury, 244, 
Dalbu and Trusley, 267. Darlaston, 287. Darlington, Bond- 
te Chapel, 244. Deal, 276. Delph, 278. Denbigh, 276, 
erbyshire, Society for —— the Observance of the Sabbath, 
267. Dewsbury, 278. iss, 267. Doddington, 267. Doncaster, 
276. Donegal, 287. Dover and Buckland, 276. Doveridge, 
276. Drayton (Salop), 267. Driffield, 276. Driglington, 276, 
Dublin, Whitefriar Street Chapel, 289. Duggleby, 276. Dundalk, 
287. Dunkanneely,287. Dunstey, 276.—Earthcot Green, Irton, 
Acton, &amp;c., 267. Eatington and Whatcoat, 276. Eaton Bray, 
276. Ebberton, 276. Eckington, 267. Ellesmere and Chester 
Canal, Lock-keepers on, 276. Elham, Lyminge and Barham, 267, 
Elmstone, Hardwick and Uckington, 267. Ely and Littleport, 267, 
Empingham and Exton, 287. Enniskillen, 276. Endon, 276, 
Epworth, 267. Eshott,249. Ettingshall,278. Exeter, 276. 287, 
Exeter Hall, Friends of the Lord’s Day Society signing at, 276. 
Exton, 287.—Farnley, 267. Faversham, 267. Ferrybridge, 249. 
Fisherton Anger, 267. Fishguard, 267. Flash, 276. Flint, 278, 
Folkstone, Hythe and Sandgate, 276. Framlingham, 267. Frod- 
sham, 276.—Gaerwen, 278. Gainsburgh, 249. Garforth, 267. 
Gateforth and Hambleton, 274. Gateshead, 402. Gildersome, 
276. Geneu’rglyn (Cardigan), Lower Division of the Hundred 
of, 278. Geneu’rglyn (Cardigan), Upper Division of the Hundred 
of, 278. Glastonbury, 218. Gloucester, 276. Gomersall, 287. 
Gratton and Endon, 276. Great Queen Street, Wesleyans of, 
276. Green Street, 267. Greenwich, 267. Griffydam, 287. 
Grimesthorpe, 276. Gringley, 278.—Halkin, 278. Hampstead, 
278. Handenham and Stretham, 267. Harewood, 267. Harro- 
te, 276. Hartley, 249. Hartpury, 276. Hartshorne, 276. 
artshorne, Keepers of Inns, &amp;c., 276. Haslingden, 267. 
Haverfordwest and Brimstone Hall, 267. Hayton, 287. Head- 
ingly, 267. Heather, 287. Hebburn, 249. Heckington, 276, 
Hessle, 239. Hexham, 267. Hightown,276. Hindolveston, &amp;c., 
278. Hogsthorpe, 276. Hollywell,249. Holbeck,267. Holme, 
267. Ho vom y 276. Honiton, 267. Honiton, Bakers, &amp;c. of, 
267. Honley, 276. Hoo and Letheringham, 267. Hopton, 267, 
Horncastle, 267. Horsforth, 267. Howden, 249.276. Hull, 287. 
Hungerford, 267. Huntingdon, Saint Ives, 276. Huttoft, 276.— 
Innishannon, 278.—Kemerton, 267. aga and Hopton, 
267. Keyingham, 287. Killala, 276. illingworth, 276. 
Kingsbridge, 276. Kingsley and Cheddleton, 276. Kingston- 
upon-Hull, George Yard Chapel, 239. Kingston-upon-Hull, 
Scott Street Chapel, 239. Kingston-upon-Hull, Waltham Street 
Chapel, 239. Kingston-upon-Hull, Wesleyans of, 239. Kirkby 
Moorside, 267. 2738. naresborough, 276. Kniveton, 267. 
Knutsford, 276.—Lambourn, 276. Lancaster, St. Helen’s, 276. 
Lancaster, 276. Laneham, 278. Langley, 276. Langton, 276. 
Leake, 267. Leeds, Brunswick Chapel, 267. Leeds, Hunslet 
Chapel, 267. Leeds, Oxford Place ~ 267. Leeds, Wesley 
Chapel, 267. Leeds, Wesleyans of St. Peter’s Chapel, 267. 
led, Brunswick Chapel, 276. Leek, Mount Pleasant Chapel, 
276. Leighton Buzzard, 276. Letheringham, 267. Leverton, 278. 
Limerick, 276. Littleover, 267. Littleport, 267. Liverpool, 
Bedford Street Chapel, 267. Liverpool, Pall Mall Chapel, 267. 
Liverpool, Rose Place Chapel, 267. Liverpool, 276. anarth- 
ney, 276. Lianasa, 282. Llanberis, 282. Llanddarog, 276. 
Llandovery, 276. Llandinog, 287. 402. Llanelly, 278. Llan- 
faham, 278. Llanfaircareinion, 267. Llangaetho, 278. Lilan- 
efni, 276. Llangunllo, Trinity Chapel, 267. Llanidloes, 267. 
| rear te ane ochant, 267.  Llanlligan, 267. a 
Saint, 276. Llanrwst, 276. raid, 


Llansannan, 276. Llansain 
&amp;c., 278. Llanthoysaint,278. Llantwitt,282. Llanwnnog, &amp;c., 
278. Llanwydde 


and Llanlligan, 267. Llwynfuod, 276. 
Long Buckby, 276. Lopham and Pusinghem, 267. Lom, 
Moderator of the Presbytery of, 239.—Macclesfield, Brunswick 
Chapel, 267. 
Maguire’s Bridge, 278. Maidenhead, 267. Maldon, St. Mary, 
267. Malpas, 226. Malton, 276. March, 276. Marcham-le- 
Fen, Revesby and Tumby, 267. Margate, Hawley Square 
Chapel, 267. Margate, Ebenezer and Sion Chapels, 267. 
Market Rasen, 249. Market Weighton, 276. Marlborough, 
Marton, 276. Masham, 276. Measham, 
276. Meiofod, &amp;c., 278. Melbourne, 276. Mellons, St. Castle- 
town, and St. Bride’s, 267. Mells, 267. Metheringham, 276. 
Mickleover, 267. Middleham and Leyburn, 267. iddleton, 
267. 276. Middleton in Teesdale, 267. Midsommer Norton, 
Paulton, Timsbury, 267. Mildenhall, 276. Mirfield, 278. 
Monaghan, 287. ker, 276. Mothey, 276. Mousehole, 267. 
Muchelney, 267. Mydrim, 276.—Nantcaredig, 276. Navenby, 
276. Nawton, 276. Neath, 261. Neath and Pont-rhyd-y-ven, 
278. Newborough, 276. Newbury, 267. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
276. 402. Newenslo-upon-Tyne, teeassick Place and Paradi 
Chapel, 267. Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Gateshead, Superin- 
tendents, &amp;c. connected with Sunday Schools, 274. ae oe 
(Monmouth), 267.276. Newtown oe gage 276. New- 
tyn, 267. New York (Northumberland) 249. Normanby, 276. 
Normanton, 267. Northallerton, 287. Northampton, 278. od 
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Lord’s Day—continued. 
For the adoption of Measures, &amp;c.—continued. 

leigh, xc1. 267. North Meols, 278. Northumberland, Publi- 
cans and Keepers of Beer Shops at the Ballad Hill, 751. North- 
wich, 276. Norton Malreward, 267. Nunney, 244. Nunning- 
ton and Nawton, 276.—Oakham, 267. Oldham, 276. Olney, 
267. Omagh, 278. Ossett, 278. Oundle, 254. Owston-Ferry 
and Gunthorpe, 267. Oxford, 267. Oxhill, 276.—Painstown, 287. 
Patrington, 287. Peasenhall, 267. Peasmarsh, 276. Penbrey, 
9278. Pennard, West, 267. Pensarn and New Quay, 278. 
Penzance, 267. Percy Main, 249. Peterborough, 276. Pettego, 
287. Pickering, 276. Plockton, 276. a. 276. 
Pontefract, 249. ee oe Calvinists of, 276. oppleton, 
Nether Ripper, 276. ortland, Isle of, 276. Portsea, Saint 
Peter, 278. Portsmouth and Portsea, 278. Poulton-le-Fylde, 
276. Powderham, 276. Preston, Lune Street Chapel, 267.— 
Rainow, 276. Ramsbury, 258. Ramsey, 276. Ramsgate, 
Bethel Chapel, 267. vensthorpe, 267. Rawmarsh, 276. 
Retford, 278. Rhewbwysand Elim, 278. Road, 244. Rochester, 
276. Romney, &amp;c., 267. Romsey, 267. Rye, 276.—Saddle- 
worth, 278. Salisbury, 267. Saxlingham and Sherrington, 276. 
Scarcliff, 267. Seacroft, 267. Seamen, Masters, Mates, &amp;c. of, 
in Great Britain and Ireland, 267. Seven Oaks, 267. Severn 
River, Watermen and Boatmen employed on, 226. Sheffield, 
Brunswick Chapel, 276. Sheffield, Novfolk Street Chapel, 276. 
Sheffield, The Park, 276. Sheriff Hutton, 276. Shields, North, 
249. Shields, South, 267. Shipley, 249. Sibsey, 276. Sid- 
mouth, 267. Sion and Abuffrood, 278. Skebbereen,276. Skel- 
ton, 276. Skull, 276. Sleaford, 276. Slingsby, 276. South- 
port, 276. Spilsby, 267. Stamford,249. Stanhope, 244. Stan- 
ningley, 267. Stapenhill, 267. Stapleford, 239. Stockport, 
Hil Gate Chapel, 276. Stockport, Tiviotdale Chapel, 276. 
Stockton-upon-Tees, 267. Stratford, St. Andrew, 267. Street 
and Walton, 276. gy 276. Sutton (York), 239. 
. Sutton (Isle of Ely), 267. Swadlincote, 276. Swansea, Goat 
1 Street Chapel, 261. Swyddffynnon, 278.—Tabor, 278. Tanfield, 
1 276. Taunton, 287. Telford and Belchford, 276. Templetown, 
267. Tewkesbury, 267. Thanet, Isle of, St. Nicholas, 267. 


3 There-undersigned, The, 254. Thetford, 276. Thirsk, 287. 
é Thornbury, 276. Thorncliffe, 276. Thorne,276. Thorner, 267. 
l, Thornton, 276. Thuming, 278. Ticknall, Wesleyans of, 276. 
\- Tillecoultry, 221. Tingley,278. Tockwith, 276. Tref Eglwys, 
3. 267. Truro, St. Mary's hapel, 267. Trusthorpe and Hannah- 
i. cum-Hagnaby, 267. Trusthorpe, Wesleyans of, 276. Tullamore, 
l- 276. Tuxford, 278. Tynemouth, 249. Tysoe, 276.—Ulverston, 
B. 287. Upper Mill, 278. Uppingham, 267. Upton-cum-Chalvey, 
he 267.— ee mg 267. adworth, 276. Wakefield, 274. 
e, Walsall, Westley Chapel, 287. Walsingham, 278. Wantage, 
if, 267. Wardington, 276. Nga 276. Washford, 276. 
7. Watchett, 276. Watlington, 287. atton, 239.267. Wednes- 
o, bury, 287. Wells, 278. Welton, 249. Wenhaston, 267. West- 
— bury, 276. Westgate Hill, 276. Westminster, Romney Terrace, 
n, 278. Westminster, St. Margaret and St. John the Evangelist, 
6. 276. Wetton, 276. Weymouth, 276. Whitby Dale, 267. 
n- Whitby, Brunswick Chapel, 267. Whitby, Robin Hood’s Bay, 
ll, 267. hitby, Wesley Chapel, 267. Whitchurch, 267. White 
eet Roothing, 267. Whitford, 282. Whitstable, 267. Whixley, 
by 276. idcombe, Ebenezer Chapel, 267. Wilberfoss, 276. 
57. Willenhall, 282. Williton, 276. ilmslow, 276. Wilton, 276. 
6. Winchelsea, 276. Windhill,249. Windsor,267. Winster, 278. 
16. Wintringham, 276. Wisbeach, 267. Withren, 276. Witney, 
let 282. Wittersham, 276. Wolverhampton, 278. 287. Wood 
ley Dalling 278. Woolwich, 276. Worcester and Birmingham 
67. Canal, Watermen, Boatmen and others employed on, 226. ort- 
vel, ley, 267. Wragby, 367.—Yarm, 276. York, 267. York, New 
78. Street Chapel, 287. York, Sutton, 239. York, Thorp Arch, 276. 
rol, York, Wighill, 276. 

67. 1325. For the adoption of Measures for securing a due Obser- 
th- vance of the Lord’s Day, or praying that a general Bill for the 
76. better Observance thereof may be permitted to go into a Committee 
= of the whole House; From, Aberdeen, xcu. 311. Aberffraw, 
an- &amp;e., 310. Abergavenny and Blaenavon, 311. Abernethy, 226. 
67. Acomb, 311. Aldridge, 316. Alstone, 311. Alstonefield and 
mp, Wetton, 311. Amlwch, 319. Ann, St., Isle of Man, 310. Armley, 
aid, 311. Asaph, St., 310. Auchterarder (Moderator of the Pres- 
kc, bytery), 273. Austle, St.,310. Aylesbury, 319.—Bacup, 311. 
76. allasalla, 310. Ballast Hills, 329. Suniel, 273.316. Bardney, 
“ck 329. Barnard Castle, 329. Barningham, 273. Barnsley (Two 


Petitions), 329. Barrow-upon-Humber, 329. Barton, 329. Bar- 


276 ton-upon-Humber, 329. Bassingham, 329. Bath, 316. 319. 
ary, Batley, 311. Beaumaris, 319. ckwithshaw, 329. Bedford, 
-le- 310. Bell’s Close, 329. Benniworth, 329. Bethlehem, Llan- 
sare hyddlad and Bethesda, 310. Bewdley, 330. Bideford, 329. 
267. Bill Quay, 316. Bilton, 319. Binbrook, 329. Birdward, 319. 
ugh, Birstal, 311. Blazey, St. (Two Petitions), 310. Bloxwich, 316. 
Blyth, 329. Bodedern, 311. Bodmin, 329. Bollington, 329. 
atle- Bolsover, 329. Bosley, 329. Boston, 311. Botesdale, 273. 
276. Boughton, 329. Bourn, 311. Bradwell, 316. Bramley, 273. 
ton, Bratton, 311. Braunston, 329. ‘Breage, 329. Brecon, 329. 
oe Bresingham, 273. Bridgwater, 311. Bridport, 329. Brigg, 329. 
267. Brighouse, 329. Brighton (‘I'wo Petitions), 329. Bristol, 329. 


b Brixworth, 319. Bromwich, West, 316. Buckland, 311. Burley, 
nds 329. Burnley, 310. Burnopfield, 329. Burslem, 311. Burton 


= Joice, 329. Burton-upon-Trent, 329. Bury St. Edmund’s, 310. 
ieen Buxton, 329.—Cadishead, 311. Caistor, 329. Callington, 329. 


Cambourne, 329. Canterbury, 316. Cardiff, 329. Carlton, 329. 
re t Carluke, 226. Carmarthen, 311. Carnarvon, 290. 329. Castle 
Bytham and Langtoft, 329, Castle Pollard, 329. Castletown, 
310. Catton, 329. Caywood, 329. Cawthorne, 329. Chapel- 
ane en-le-Frith, 329. Charlestown, 310. Cheadle, 311. Cheddleton 

and Wetley Rocks, 311. Chelsea, Park Chapel, 329. Chelsea, 


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GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


For the adoption of Measures, &amp;c.—continued. 
St. Luke, xc1. 329. Chester, 329. Chipping Norton, 329. Chol- 
mondeley, 329. Chorlton-on-Medlock, 329. Churwell, 311. 
Clayworth, 329. Cleckheaton, 329. Cockerington, North, 329. 
Culdbagen, 329. Colby, 310. Colchester, 330. Coleford, 319. 
Columb, St., 310. Congleton, 310. Conisholme, 329. Constantine, 
829. Coombrawleigh, 329. Cottingham, 329. Cotton, 273. Coven- 
ham, 329. Cowthorpe, 329. Cradley, 329. Crag Valley, 329. 
Crelly, 329. Cricklade, St. Mary, 263. Crockerton, 329. Crosby, 
310. Cudworth, 329.—Dane Bridge and Rushton, 311. Darfield, 
829. Darlington, 329. Daventry,329. Daw End,316. Delgany, 
226. Denby Dale, 329. Dent, 329. Deptford, 311. Derby, 
Brook Street, 110. Derby, King Street, 329. Devizes, 329. 
Dewsbury, 273. Diss, 273. — 829. Dodworth, 329. 
Doncaster, 329. Donington, 329. Dorchester, 329. Douglas, 
311. Dover, 311. Doveridge, 330. Downend, 319. jondien 
Wesleyans), 319. Drury Lane, Tavistock Chapel, 329. Dum- 
ries, 329. Dunfermline, St. Andrew’s, 329. unmanway, 329. 
Dunoon, Moderator of the Presbytery of, 329. Dursley, 319. 
—Earlsoham, 329. Easingwold, 311. Eastington, 319. cles- 
hill, 329. Edinburgh, Davie Street (Original Seceders), 319. 
Ely, 329. Emley, 329. Empingham and Exton, 329. Endon 
and Gratton, 311. Enstone, 329. Epperston, 330. Evesham, 
329. Exeter, 330.—Fakenham, 329. Farndon, 329. Fearnley, 
273. Farway, 319. Faversham, 329. Fenny Stratford and 
Wavendon, 329. Ferriby, 329. Flash and Gradback, 311. 
Flawes and Gayle, 329. Forest Gate, 329. Fowey, 310. Fox- 
earth, and other Places, 140. Frampton Cottrell, 319. Frodsham, 
329. Frome, 311. Fulstow, 329.—Gaerwen, 310. Gainford, 
329. Gainsborough, 329. Garsdale, 329. Gateshead, 329. 
Gateshead Fell, 329. Geddington and Newton, 329. Glossop, 
&amp;c., 329. Gloucester, 316. Gomersal, 311. Goole, 311. Grain- 
thorpe, 329. Grantham, 329. Grassington, 329. Greenwich, 
311. Grimoldby, 329. Grimsby, Great, 319. Gringley-on-the- 
Hill, 329. Gwalchmai, 311.—Haddington, 330. aigh and 
Aspull, 263. Hanley, 311. Hartington and Hulme End, 311. 
Hartpury, 319. Haverfordwest, 310. Hawksworth, 329. Haz- 
zleborough and Newstone, 311. Hebden Bridge, 329. Hedon, 
329. Helmsley, 319. Helston, 329. Hemsworth and Brierley, 
329. Heptonstall, 329. Hepworth and Thurstonland, 329. 
Hereford, 310. Holmfirth, 329. Holsworthy, 329. Holyhead, 
319. Honiton, 319. Honley, 330. Sacnsnetle, 829. Houghton- 
le-Spring, 316. Howden, 329. Hoyland, 329. Huntingdon, 
319. Hurworth-upon-Tees, 329. Hythe, Folkstone and Sand- 
te, 329.—Idle, 329. Ingbirchworth, 329. Innishannon, 329. 
pswich, St. Helen’s and St. Clement’s (Two Petitions), 
330. Ipswich, St. Peter’s, 330. Ipswich, St. Stephen’s, 330. 
—Iscoyd, 310. Ives, St., 316.—Just, St., Cornwall, 290.—Kel- 
field, 329. Kelstern, 329. Kendal, 311. Kenninghall, 273. 
Kerley, 330. Kesgrave and Brightwell-cum-Foxhall, 311. Ket- 
tering, 329. Kettlewell, 329. Keverne, St., 329. Kidderminster, 
311. KingsBridge, 329. Kingsley, 311. Kingston-upon-Hull, 
829. Kingston-upon-Hull, George Yard Chapel, 329. Kingston- 
upon-Hull, Scott Street Chapel, 329. &gt; {cei 
altham Street Chapel, 329. Kingston-upon-Hull, Wesley 
Chapel, 329. — 329. King Weston, t Lydford and 
Wheathill, 319. Kirby Lonsdale, 329. Kirby Moorside, 329. 
Kirkby Roughton, &amp;c., 329. Kirk Lonan, 310. Knarbrough, 
329. Knutsford, 329. Laceby, 319. Lanark (Moderator of 
the Presbytery), 226. Lanchester, 329. Leake, 311. Lea 
Marston, 273. Leathley, 329. Ledbury, 330. Leek, 311. Leg- 
bourn, 329. Leigh, 311. Leke, East and West, 319. Liddiard, 
Millicent, 263. Limehouse, 330. Lincoln, 329. Liskeard, 329. 
Littleport, 329, Liverpool, Bedford Street Chapel, 329. Liverpool, 
Brunswick Chapel, 329. Liverpool, Leeds Street Chapel, 829. 
Liverpool, Mount Pleasant Chapel, 329. Liverpool, Oil Street 
Chapel, 329. Liverpool, Pall Mall Chapel, 329. Liverpool, Pitt 
Street Chapel, 329. y etate. Rose Place Chapel, 329. Llandan- 
sant, 310. y oe Twat 311. Llanfaircaerinion, 329. Llangefni, 
319. Llanidloes, 329. Llanwyddelan and Llanlligan, 329. n- 
don, City Road Chapel, 329. London, Little, 316. London, St. 
Andrew by the Wardrobe, and St. Ann, Blackfriars, 329. Lon- 
don, St. Botolph Without, Aldersgate, 329. Long Acre, Episcopal 
Chapel, 329. Longnor and Hollinsclough, 311. Lopham, North, 
273. Louth, 329. Lyminge, Elham and Barham, 329.—Mac- 
clesfield (Two Petitions), 329. Maidstone, 310. Malpas, 329. 
Maltby, &amp;c., 329. Manafon and Tregynon, 330. Manchester, 
329. Manchester (Three Petitions), 329. Manchester, Ancoats, 
329. Manningtree, 329. Marazion, 311. Margate (Two Pe- 
titions), 329. Market Drayton, 329. Market Rasen, 329. 
Market Weighton, 329. arsh Chapel, 329. Marton, 329. 
Mason, Dinnington and Ponteland, 329. Matlock Bath, 329. 
Melbourne, 319. Melksham, 311. Meltham and Nether Thong, 
329. Menston, 329. Methwold, 319. Ty Nap: i Mid- 
dlesex, St. George’s in the East, 330. Middleton (Two Petitions), 
329. Middlewich, 329. Milford, 310. Minting and Barkwith, 
329. Mirfield, 273. Misterton, 329. Morley,311. Mousehole, 
290. Muchelney, 226. Muneton, 329. ythelmroyd, 329. 
Neot’s, St., 330. Newborough, &amp;c., 310. Newburn, 329. New- 
lyn, 311. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Brunswick Chapel, 329. New- 
castle-upon-Tyne, Westgate Street Chapel, 329. _Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne and Gateshead, 329. New Mills and Hayfield, |316. New- 
rt (Monmouth), 310. Newport Pagnell, 329. Newtown, 329. 
Nicholas, St., Minster and Birchington, 229. Northampton, 319. 
Northumberland, Paradise Chapel, 329. Northwich, 329. Nor- 
ton and Twigworth, 316.—Oakhill, 329. Ossett, 310. Otley, 
329. Oundle, &amp;c., 329. Oxford, 329. Oxford Road Chapel, 
329. Oxford, St. Ebbe’s, 311.—Padiham, 310. Padstow, 329. 
Paisley, High Parish, Kirk Session of, 208. Pannal,329. Pate- 
ley Bridge, 329. Pattrington, 329. Peasenhall, 329. Peckham, 
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1322. Against Restrictive or Coercive Measures; From Bath, 
LXxxix. 111.———Against further Enactments ; From Kilmar- 
nock, txxx1x. 265. For Repeal of Restrictive Laws; From 
Inhabitants of London, engaged as Clerks, Shopmen, and other 
sedentary and in-door occupations, Lxxx1x. 390.———Against 
the sale of Fish on the Lord’s Day, after nine in the morning ; 
From Shopkeepers resident in London and its Vicinity, who carry 
on the Trade of Fishmonger, txxxrx. 530. For extending to 
Ireland the provisions of the Lord’s Day Observance (England) 
Bill; From Abbeyleix, txxx1x. 236.—Ballinaclogh, 242. Bally- 
carry, 236. Ballykelly, &amp;c., 283. Ballymoney, 437. Belfast, 
229 ;(Two Petitions), 259. Boyle, 236.—Carlow, 236. Clonallan 
and Warrenpoint, 437. Clonmel, 303. Clough, 259. Cootes- 
town, 259. Corglass, 251.—Derralossory, 236. Desertlyn, 283. 
Downpatrick, 245. Dromod, 236. Drumbo, 229. Drumsna, 
236. Dublin, Saint Audeon, 236. Dublin, Saint George’s 
Chapel, 236. Dublin, Mariner’s Church, Seamen and others attend- 
ing Divine Service at, 236. Dublin, Saint Nicholas Without, 236. 
Dublin, Saint Patrick’s Deanery, 236. Dublin, Scots Church, 
Mary’s Abbey, 236. Dundalk, 251. Dundrod, 259.—Kilcooly, 
242. Kilkenny, 236. Killead, 259. Kilmore, 236. Kilraught, 
229. Kirkcubbin, 259.—Londonderry, Presbytery of, 389. Lusk, 
236.—Magherafelt, 229. Monaghan, 423. Moneymore, 229. 
295. Nenagh, 242.—Randalstown, 324. Raphoe, 265. Rath- 
cooney, 396. Roscommon, 236.—Stratford-on-Slaney, 236. 
Warrenpoint, 437. 


1323. For the adoption of Measures for securing the better 
Observance of the Lord’s Day; From, Aberdeen, Moderator of 
the Presbytery of, xc. 296. Aghadown, 476. Agherton, 316. 
Alfreton, = rs of Inns, Public Houses, ‘&amp;c. in, 381. Alfreton, 
the Rete cee in, 381. Almondbury, 368.—Ballitore, 272. 
Balsover, 272. Bandon, 316. Black, Alexander, 296. Burnham, 
196. Bury Saint Edmund’s, 165.—Camus-juxta-Bann, alias 
Mawsquin, 316. Castlehaven, 304. Cavendish, 207. Chedburgh, 
272. Chelsea, Upper, 165. Clarnes, 272. Clare (Suffolk), 272. 
Clonfert, 476. Contin, 181, Cork, Saint Paul’s, 476.—Dalby 
and Trasley, 476. Derby and Derbyshire, Society for promoting 
the due Observance of the Lord’s Day, 476. Drinagh, 304. 
Dunboe, 211. Dunderron, 304. _Dunmanway and Fanlobbus, 
476. Durrus Kilerohane, 476.—Elvedon and Burnham, 196.— 
Fanlobbus, 476. Fishmongers, Journeymen, 211.— Ham, 267. 
Henley-upon-Thames, 476.—Innishannon, 476. — Kilmacabea 
and Kilfaughnabeg, 304. Kilmeen, 211. Kilnagross, 201. 
—Llangynog, 476.—Matlock, 476. Mawsquin, 316. Melford, 
242. fildenhall, 476.—Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 476. Norton, 
Saint Andrew, 272.— Petersham and Ham, 267. Poul- 
terers, Journeymen, 211.— Rattlesden, 272. Reddings, 476. 
Risby, 207. Rosliston, 359. Rougham, 272.—Scarcliffe, 476. 
Shelland, 196. Shoreham, Old, 272. Skibbereen, 272. Skull, 
West, 518. Smisby, 359. Sutton-cum-Duckmanton, 272.— 
Toberkeigh, 483. Trusleigh, 476.—Walton-on-Trent, 359. White 
Roothing, 368. Wickhambrook, 242. Woolpit and Shelland, 
196. eth 242. Worcester and Birmingham Canal, 
Watermen and Boatmen of, 376.—Youghal, Saint Mary’s, 211. 

For Suppression of Sunday Trading; From Lambeth ; 
Butchers of the Sitensiies xc. 312.———For the Suppression 
of Baking on the Lord’s Day; From Worcester, xc. 434. 


1324. For the adoption of Measures for securing a due Ob- 
servance of the Lord’s Day; From, Aberffrood, xc1.278. Aberayron, 
276. Aberystwyth, 278. Abthorpe,267. Acomb, 287. Acomb 
and Holgate, 276. Adare, 276. Alban’s, Saint, 276. Alford, 
267.276. Allerston, 276. Almondsbury, 276. Alstonefield, 276. 
Amlwceh, 276. Ardra, 287. Armley, 267. Ashby-de-la-Zouch, 
287.—Baildon, 249. Bala, 267. Ballaugh, 278. Ballina, 276. 
Ballydehob, 276. Ballyshannon, Wesleyans of, 287. Banbury, 
276. Bank-y-Capel Soar and Llangendevine, 276. Bankyfelin, 
276. Bantry, 276. Bardney, 267. Barnard Castle, 267. 
Barnsley Circuit, 278. Barton-le-Willows, 276. Barwick-in- 
Elmet, 267. Bath,267. Bath, New King Street Chapel, Walcot, 
267. Bath, Walcot Chapel, 267. Batley, 276. Battle Bridge, 
Liverpool Street, 278. Beaumaris, 276. Beckley, 276. Bedale, 
276. Bedford, 267. Bedwelty, Gelligroes, &amp;c., 267. Belper, 
267.276. Belper, Association for promoting the due Observance 
of the Lord’s ier, 276. Bell’s Close — Newburn, Sunda 
Teachers at, 267. Bermondsey, Long Lane Chapel, 267. Bethel, 
278. Beverley, 249. Bilston, 278. Bingham, 267. Birdwood, 
276. Birkin, 267. Birmingham Canal, Watermen and Boatmen 
employed on, 226. Birstall, 276. Bispham with Norbeck, 276. 
Blaenafon, 267. Blaenplwyf, 278. Blaenpennal and Bronnant, 
288. Blorwick, 287. Blyth, 249. Bodfarry, 276. Bodmin, 
276. Bollington, 276. Bolsover, 197. Bolton, Little, 276. 
Bolton-le-Moors, 276. Bontrhydfindigid,278. Boroughbridge, 
281. Bosley, 276. Boston, 276. Bradbourn, 267. Bradbourn 
and Kniveton, 267. Bradon, 246. Bramley, 267. Brampton, 
287. Brant Broughton, 276. Bransdale and Farndale, 276. 
Bressingham, 267. Bridgend, &amp;c., 278. Bride’s, Saint, 267. 
Bridgford, 267. Bridgwater, 276. Bridlington, 226. Bronnant, 
278. Brookborough, 278. Buckland, 276. Burythorpe, 276. 
Burton Agnes, 278.—Cambourne, 267. Camo, 278. Capel Dervy, 
276. Canterbury, Saint Peter Street Chapel, 267. Cantley, 276. 
Cardiff, 282. Carlisle, 287. Carlow, 287. Carmarthen, Saint 
Peter, 278. Carnarvon, 276. Castlebar, 278. Castletown, 267. 
Catton, 276. Cauldwell, 267. Cavendish, 402. Chapel-en-le- 
Frith, 267. Charlbury, 282. Chatteris, 267. Cheadle, 261. 
Chelsea, Bakers and Corn-dealers of, Saint Luke, 278. 
Chelsea, Butchers of Saint Lake, 278. Chelsea, Coach Pro- 
prietors and Livery Stable Keepers of, 278. Chelsea, Green- 
grocers and Coal-dealers of, 278. Chelsea, Grocers and Cheese- 
mongers of, 278. Chelsea, Hairdressers of, 278. Chelsea, Poul- 


-254. Martin, 276. 





For the adoption of Measures, &amp;c.—continued. 
terers and Fishmongers of, xc1. 278. Chelsea, Shoemakers and Lea- 
ther-sellers of, 278. Chelsea, Tailors, Hatters, &amp;c. of, 278. Chelsea, 
Ministers, Churchwardens and Con tion of Trinity Church, 
Upper Chelsea, 278. Cheltenham, Milkmen of, 267. Cheltenham, 
King Street Chapel, 287. Chester, 276. Chesterfield, 267, 
Chester-le-Street, 276. Chichester, 249. Childrey, 267, 
Churchill, Wesleyans of, 276. Churwell, 276. Cilyewm, 276, 
Claboy, 278. Cleckheaton, 278. Clement, Saint, es, 226, 
Clonmel, 287. Closygraig, 276. Colchester, 278. Coni 
&amp;e., 267. Conivil and He’n-fwich, 276. Cottingham, 249, 
Crosby Ravensworth, 278. Croscombe, 267. Cross Inn College 
and Llanfyndd, 276. Crossmolina, 276. Cwmystwyth and 
Yspylty Ystwyth, 278. Cynonand Llanafan, 278.—Dalbury, 244, 
Dalbu and Trusley, 267. Darlaston, 287. Darlington, ¥ 
te Chapel, 244. Deal, 276. Delph, 278. Denbigh, 276, 
erbyshire, Society for ssa" the Observance of the Sabbath, 
267. Dewsbury, 278. Diss,267. Doddington, 267. Doncaster, 
276. Donegal, 287. Dover and Buckland, 276. Doveridge, 
276. Drayton (Salop), 267. Driffield, 276. ——s 276, 
Dublin, Whitefriar Street Chapel, 289. Duggleby, 276. Dundalk, 
287. Dunkanneely,287. Dunstey, 276.—Earthcot Green, Irton, 
Acton, &amp;c., 267. Eatington and Whatcoat, 276. Eaton Bray, 
276. Ehbberton, 276. kington, 267. Ellesmere and Chester 
Canal, Lock-keepers on, 276. Elham, Lyminge and Barham, 267. 
Elmstone, Hardwick and Uckington, 267. Ely and Littleport, 267, 
Empingham and Exton, 287. Enniskillen, 276. Endon, 276, 
Roverth, 267. Eshott,249. Ettingshall,278. Exeter, 276. 287. 
Exeter Hall, Friends of the Lord’s Day Society signing at, 276, 
Exton, 287.—Farnley, 267. Faversham, 267. Ferrybridge, 249, 
Fisherton Anger, 267. Fishguard, 267. Flash, 276. Flint, 278. 
Folkstone, Hythe and Sandgate, 276. Framlingham, 267. Frod- 
sham, 276.— Gaerwen, 278. Gainsburgh, 249. Garforth, 267, 
Gateforth and Hambleton, 274. Gateshead, 402. Gildersome, 
276. Geneu’rglyn (Cardigan), Lower Division of the Hundred 
of, 278. Geneu’rglyn (Cardigan), Upper Division of the Hundred 
of, 278. Glastonbury, 218. Gloucester, 276. Gomersall, 287. 
Gratton and Endon, 276. Great Queen Street, Wesleyans of, 
276. Green Street, 267. Greenwich, 267. Griffydam, 287. 
Grimesthorpe, 276. Gringley, 278.—Halkin, 278. a 
278. Handenham and Stretham, 267. Harewood, 267. Harro- 
te, 276. Hartley, 249. Hartpury, 276. Hartshorne, 276. 
artshorne, Keepers of Inns, &amp;c., 276. Haslingden, 267. 
Haverfordwest and Brimstone Hall, 267. Hayton, 287. Head- 
ingly, 267. Heather, 287. Hebburn, 249. Heckington, 276, 
Hessle, 239. Hexham,267. Hightown,276. Hindolveston, &amp;c., 
278. Hogsthorpe, 276. Hollywell,249. Holbeck,267. Holme, 
267. Ho eat, 276. Honiton, 267. Honiton, Bakers, &amp;c. of, 
267. Honley, 276. Hoo and Letheringham, 267. Hopton, 267, 
Horncastle, 267. Horsforth, 267. Howden, 249.276. Hull, 287. 
Hungerford, 267. Huntingdon, Saint Ives, 276. Huttoft, 276.— 
Innishannon, 278.—Kemerton, 267. Kenninghall and Hopton, 
267. Keyingham, 287. Killala, 276. illingworth, 276. 
Kingsbridge, 276. Kingsley and Cheddleton, 276. Kingston- 
upon-Hull, George Yard Chapel, 239. Kingston-upon-Hull, 
Scott Street Chapel, 239. Kingston-upon-Hull, Waltham Street 
Chapel, 239. Kingston-upon-Hull, Wesleyans of, 239. Kirkby 
Moorside, 267. 273. naresborough, 276. Kniveton, 267. 
Knutsford, 276.—Lambourn, 276. Lancaster, St. Helen’s, 276. 
Lancaster, 276. Laneham, 278. Langley, 276. Langton, 276. 
Leake, 267. Leeds, Brunswick Chapel, 267. Leeds, Hunslet 
Chapel, 267. Leeds, Oxford Place Chapel, 267. Leeds, Wesley 
Chapel, 267. Leeds, Wesleyans of St. Peter’s Chapel, 267. 
ho Brunswick Chapel, 276. Leek, Mount Pleasant Chapel, 
276. Leighton Buzzard, 276. Letheringham, 267. Leverton, 278. 
Limerick, 276. Littleover, 267. Littleport, 267. Liverpool, 
Bedford Street Chapel, 267. Liverpool, Pall Mall Chapel, 267. 
Liverpool, Rose Place Chapel, 267. Liverpool, 276. Llanarth- 
ney, 276. Lianasa, 282. Llanberis, 282. Llanddarog, 276. 
Llandovery, 276. Llandinog, 287. 402. Lianelly, 278. Llan- 
faham, 278. Llanfaircareinion, 267. Llangaetho, 278. Llan- 
efni, 276. Llangunllo, Trinity Chapel, 267. Llanidloes, 267. 
) anor Tiere ochant, 267. Llanlligan, 267. _Llanplimp, 
Saint, 276. Llanrwst, 276. Llansannan, 276. Llansaintffraid, 
&amp;c., 278. Llanthoysaint,278. Llantwiti,282. Llanwnnog, &amp;c., 
278. Llanwyddelan and Lianlligan, 267. Liwynfuod, 276. 
Long Buckby, 276. Lopham and Pressingham, 267. Lora, 
Moderator of the Presbytery of, 239.—Macclesfield, Brunswick 
Chapel, 267. Macclesfield, Sunderland Street — 276. 
Maguire’s Bridge, 278. Maidenhead, 267. Maldon, St. Mary, 
267. Malpas, 226. Malton, 276. March, 276. Marcham-le- 
Fen, Revesby and Tumby, 267. Margate, Hawley Square 
Chapel, 267. Margate, Ebenezer and Sion Chapels, 267. 
Market Rasen, 249. Market Weighton, 276. Marlborough, 
Marton, 276. Masham, 276. Measham, 
276. Meiofod, &amp;c., 278. Melbourne, 276. Mellons, St. Castle- 
town, and St. Bride’s, 267. Mells, 267. Metheringham, 276. 
Mickleover, 267. Middleham and Leyburn, 267. Middleton, 
267. 276. Middleton in Teesdale, 267. Midsommer Norton, 
Paulton, Timsbury, 267. Mildenhall, 276. Mirfield, 278. 
Monaghan, 287. Morley, 276. Mothey, 276. Mousehole, 267. 
Muchelney, 267. Mydrim, 276.—Nantcaredig, 276. Navenby, 
276. Nawton, 276. Neath, 261. Neath and Pont-rhyd-y-ven, 
278. Newborough, 276. Newbury, 267. Nevetioaieaaae 
276. 402. N sucastinupen yan, Wasnmails Place and Paradise 
Chapel, 267. Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Gateshead, Superin- 
tendents, &amp;c. connected with Sunday Schools, 274. — 
(Monmouth), 267.276. Newtown en gay | 276. New- 
wn, 267. New York (Northumberland) 249. Normanby, 276. 


ormanton, 267. Northallerton, 287. Northampton, 278. gid 
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Lord’s Day—continued. 
For the adoption of Measures, &amp;c.—continued. 
leigh, xc1. 267. North Meols, 278. Northumberland, Publi- 
cans and Keepers of Beer Shops at the Ballad Hill, 751. North- 
wich, 276. Norton Malreward, 267. Nunney, 244. Nunning- 
ton and Nawton, 276.—Oakham, 267. Oldham, 276. Olney, 
267. Omagh, 278. Ossett, 278. Oundle, 254. Owston-Ferry 
and Gunthorpe, 267. Oxford, 267. Oxhill, 276.—Painstown, 287. 
Patrington, 287. Peasenhall, 267. Peasmarsh, 276. Penbrey, 
278. ennard, West, 267. Pensarn and New Quay, 278. 
Penzance, 267. Percy Main, 249. Peterborough, 276. Pettego, 
287. Pickering, 276. Plockton, 276. Pocklington 276. 
Pontefract, 249. Pontganes, Calvinists of, 276. Poppleton, 
Nether Ripper, 276. 0 d, Isle of, 276. Portsea, Saint 
Peter, 278. Portsmouth and Portsea, 278. Poulton-le-Fylde, 
276. Powderham, 276. Preston, Lune Street Chapel, 267.— 
Rainow, 276. Ramsbury, 258. Ramsey, 276. Ramsgate, 
Bethel Chapel, 267. vensthorpe, 267. Rawmarsh, 276. 
Retford, 278. Rhewbwysand Elim, 278. Road,244. Rochester, 
276. Romney, &amp;c., 267. Romsey, 267. Rye, 276.—Saddle- 
worth, 278. Salisbury, 267. Saxlingham and Sherrington, 276. 
Scarcliff, 267. Seacroft, 267. Seamen, Masters, Mates, &amp;c. of, 
in Great Britain and Ireland, 267. Seven Oaks, 267. Severn 
River, Watermen and Boatmen employed on, 226. Sheffield, 
Brunswick Chapel, 276. Sheffield, Norfolk Street Chapel, 276. 
Sheffield, The Park, 276. Sheriff Hutton, 276. Shields, North, 
249. Shields, South, 267. Shipley, 249. Sibsey, 276. Sid- 
mouth, 267. Sion and Abuffrood, 278. Skebbereen,276. Skel- 
ton, 276. Skull, 276. Sleaford, 276. Slingsby, 276. South- 
port, 276. Spilsby, 267. Stamford,249. Stanhope, 244. Stan- 
ningley, 267. Stapenhill, 267. Stapleford, 239. Stockport, 
Hill Gate Chapel, 276. Stockport, Tiviotdale Chapel, 276. 
Stockton-upon-Tees, 267. Stratford, St. Andrew, 267. Street 
and Walton, 276. —_ 276. Sutton (York), 239. 
Sutton (Isle of Ely), 267. Swadlincote, 276. Swansea, Goat 
Street Chapel, 261. Swyddffynnon, 278.—Tabor, 278. Tanfield, 
276. Taunton, 287. Telford and Belchford, 276. Templetown, 
267. Tewkesbury, 267. Thanet, Isle of, St. Nicholas, 267. 
There-undersigned, The, 254. Thetford, 276. Thirsk, 287. 
Thornbury, 276. Thorncliffe, 276. Thorne,276. Thorner, 267. 
Thornton, 276. Thuming, 278. Ticknall, Wesleyans of, 276. 
Tillecoultry, 221. Tingle ,278. Tockwith, 276. Tref Eglwys, 
267. Truro, St. Mary’s Chapel, 267. Trusthorpe and Hannah- 
cum-Hagnaby, 267. Trusthorpe, Wesleyans of, 276. Tullamore, 
276. Tuxford, 278. Tynemouth, 249. Tysoe, 276.—Ulverston, 
287. Upper Mill, 278. — 267. Upton-cum-Chalvey, 
267.—Waddington, 267. adworth, 276. Wakefield, 274. 
Walsall, Westley Chapel, 287. Walsingham, 278. Wantage, 
267. Wardington, 276. ee, 276. Washford, 276. 
Watchett, 276. Watlington, 287. atton, 239.267. Wednes- 
bury, 287. Wells, 278. Welton, 249. Wenhaston, 267. West- 
bury, 276. Westgate Hill, 276. Westminster, Romney Terrace, 
278. Westminster, St. Margaret and St. John the Evangelist, 
276. Wetton, 276. Weymouth, 276. Whitby Dale, 267. 
Whitby, Brunswick Chapel, 267. Whitby, Robin Hood’s Bay, 
267. hitby, Wesley Chapel, 267. Whitchurch, 267. White 
Roothing, 267. Whitford, 282. Whitstable, 267. Whixley, 
276. Widcombe, Ebenezer Chapel, 267. Wilberfoss, 276. 
Willenhall, 282. Williton, 276. Wiimslow, 276. Wilton, 276. 
Winchelsea, 276. Windhill,249. Windsor,267. Winster, 278. 
Wintringham, 276. Wisbeach, 267. Withren, 276. Witney, 
282. ittersham, 276. Wolverhampton, 278. 287. Wood 
Dalling 278. Woolwich, 276. Worcester and Birmingham 
Canal, Watermen, Boatmen and others employed on, 226. ort- 
ley, 267. Wragby, 367.—Yarm, 276. York, 267. York, New 
Street Chapel, 287. York, Sutton, 239. York, Thorp Arch, 276. 
York, Wighill, 276. 


1325. For the adoption of Measures for securing a due Obser- 
vance of the Lord’s Day, or praying that a general Bill for the 
better Observance thereof may be permitted to go into a Committee 
of the whole House; From, Aberdeen, xcu. 311. Aberffraw, 
&amp;e., 310. Abergavenny and Blaenavon, 311. Abernethy, 226. 
Acomb, 311. Aldridge, 316. Alstone, 311. Alstonefield and 
Wetton, 311. Amlwch, 319. Ann, St., Isle of Man, 310. Armley, 
311. Asaph, St., 310. Auchterarder (Moderator of the Pres- 
bytery), 273. Austle, St.,310. Aylesbury, 319.—Bacup, 311. 

allasalla, 310. Ballast Hills, 329. Bangor, 273.316. Bardney, 
329. Barnard Castle, 329. Barningham, 273. Barnsley (Two 
Petitions), 329. Barrow-upon-Humber, 329. Barton, 329. Bar- 
ton-upon-Humber, 329. Bassingham, 329. Bath, 316. 319. 
Batley, 311. Beaumaris, 319. Beckwithshaw, 329. Bedford, 
310. Bell’s Close, 329. Benniworth, 329. Bethlehem, Llan- 
hyddlad and Bethesda, 310. Bewdley, 330. Bideford, 329. 
Bill Quay, 316. Bilton, 319. Binbrook, 329. Birdward, 319. 
Birstal, 311. Blazey, St. (Two Petitions), 310. Bloxwich, 316. 
Blyth, 329. Bodedern, 311. Bodmin, 329. sr 829. 
Bolsover, 329. Bosley, 329. Boston, 311. Botesdale, 273. 
Boughton, 329. Bourn, 311. Bradwell, 316. Bramley, 273. 
Bratton, 311. Braunston, 329. ‘Breage, 329. Brecon, 329. 
Bresingham, 273. Bridgwater, 311. Bridport, 329. Brigg, 329. 
Brighouse, 329. Brighton (‘Iwo Petitions), 329. Bristol, 329. 
Brixworth, 319. Bromwich, West, 316. Buckland, 311. Burley, 
329. Burnley, 310. Burnopfield, 329. Burslem, 311. Burton 
Joice, 329. Burton-upon-Trent, 329. Bury St. Edmund’s, 310. 
Buxton, 329.—Cadishead, 311. Caistor, 329. Callington, 329. 
Cambourne, 329. Canterbury, 316. Cardiff, 329. Carlton, 329. 
Carluke, 226. Carmarthen, 311. Carnarvon, 290. 329. Castle 
Bytham and Langtoft, 329. Castle Pollard, 329. Castletown, 
310. Catton, 329. Caywood, 329. Cawthorne, 329. Chapel- 
en-le-Frith, 329, Charlestown, 310. Cheadle, 311. Cheddleton 
and Wetley Rocks, 311. Chelsea, Park Chapel, 329. Chelsea, 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Lord’s Day—continued. 


For the adoption of Measures, &amp;c.—continued. 
St. Luke, xcr. 329. Chester, 329. Chipping Norton, 329. Chol- 
mondeley, 329. Chorlton-on-Medlock, 329. Churwell, 311. 
yon Pe 829. Cleckheaton, 329. Cockerington, North, 329. 
dington, 329. Colby, 310. Colchester, 330. Coleford, 319. 
Columb, St., 310. Congleton, 310. Conisholme, 329. Constantine, 
329. Coombrawleigh, 329. Cottingham, 329. Cotton, 273. Coven- 
ham, 329. Cowtho 329. Cradley, 329. Crag Valley, 329. 
Crelly, 329. Cricklade, St. Mary, 263. Crockerton, 329. Crosby, 
310. Cudworth, 329.—Dane Bridge and Rushton, 311. Darfield, 
829. Darlington, 329. Daventry,329. Daw End,316. Delgany, 
226. Denby Dale, 329. Dent, 329. Deptford, 311. Derby, 
Brook Street, 110. Derby, King Street, 329. Devizes, 329. 
Dewsbury, 273. Diss, 273. an 829. Dodworth, 329. 
Doncaster, 329. Donington, 329. rchester, 329. Douglas, 
311. Dover, 311. Doveridge, 330. Downend, 319. Sevan 
en 319. Drury Lane, Tavistock Chapel, 329. Dum- 
ries, 329. Dunfermline, St. Andrew’s, 329. unmanway, 329. 
Dunoon, Moderator of the Presbytery of, 329. Dursley, 319. 
—Earlsoham, 329. Easingwold, 311. Eastington, 319. cles- 
hill, 329. Edinburgh, Davie Street (Original Seceders), 319. 
Ely, 329. Emley, 329. Empingham and Exton, 329. Endon 
and Gratton, 311. Enstone, 329. Epperston, 330. Evesham, 
329. Exeter, 330.—Fakenham, 329. Farndon, 329. Farnley, 
273. Farway, 319. Faversham, 329. Fenny Stratford and 
Wavendon, 329. Ferriby, 329. Flash and Gradback, 311. 
Flawes and Gayle, 329. Forest Gate, 329. Fowey, 310. Fox- 
earth, and other Places, 140. Frampton Cottrell, 319. Frodsham, 
329. Frome, 311. Fulstow, 329.—Gaerwen, 310. Gainford, 
329. Gainsborough, 329. Garsdale, 329. Gateshead, 329. 
Gateshead Fell, 329. Geddington and Newton, 329. Glossop, 
&amp;c., 329. Gloucester, 316. Gomersal, 311. Goole, 311. Grain- 
thorpe, 329. Grantham, 329. Grassington, 329. Greenwich, 
311. Grimoldby, 329. Grimsby, Great, 319. Gringley-on-the- 
Hill, 329. Gwalchmai, 311.—Haddington, 330. ‘Haigh and 
Aspull, 263. Hanley, 311. Hartington and Hulme End, 311. 
Hartpury, 319. Haverfordwest, 310. Hawksworth, 329. Haz- 
zleborough and Newstone, 311. Hebden Bridge, 329. Hedon, 
329. Helmsley, 319. Helston, 329. Hemsworth and Brierley, 
329. Heptonstall, 329. Hepworth and Thurstonland, 329. 
Hereford, 310. Holmfirth, 329. Holsworthy, 329. Holyhead, 
319. Honiton, 319. Honley, 330. Sanden 829. Houghton- 
le-Spring, 316. Howden, 329. Hoyland, 329. Huntingdon, 
319. Sorcent-egein hess, 329. Hythe, Folkstone and Sand- 
te, 329.—Idle, 329. Ingbirchworth, 329. Innishannon, 329. 
pswich, St. Helen’s and St, Clement’s (Two Petitions), 
330. Ipswich, St. Peter’s, 330. Ipswich, St. Stephen’s, 330. 
—Iscoyd, 310. Ives, St., 316.—Just, St., Cornwall, 290.—Kel- 
field, 329. Kelstern, 329. Kendal, 311. Kenninghall, 273. 
Kerley, 330. Kesgrave and Brightwell-cum-Foxhall, 311. Ket- 
tering, 329. Kettlewell, 329. Keverne, St., 329. Kidderminster, 
311. KingsBridge, 329. Kingsley, 311. Kingston-upon-Hull, 
829. Kingston-upon-Hull, George Yard ee 329. Kingston- 
oe Scott Street Chapel, 329. ingston-upon-Hull, 
altham Street Chapel, 329. Kingston-upon-Hull, Wesley 
Chapel, 329. “oo 329. King Weston, t Lydford and 
Wheathill, 319. Kirby Lonsdale, 329. Kirby Moorside, 329. 
Kirkby Roughton, &amp;c., 329. Kirk Lonan, 310. Knarbrough, 
329. Knutsford, 329. Laceby, 319. Lanark (Moderator of 
the Presbytery), 226. Lanchester, 329. Leake, 311. Lea 
Marston, 273. Leathley, 329. Ledbury, 330. Leek, 311. Leg- 
bourn, 329. Leigh, 311. Leke, East and West, 319. Liddiard, 
Millicent, 263. oe lg 330. Lincoln, 329. Liskeard, 329. 
Littleport, 329. Liverpool, Bedford Street Chapel, 329. Liverpool, 
Brunswick Chapel, 329. Liverpool, Leeds Street Chapel, 829. 
Liverpool, Mount Pleasant Chapel, 329. Liverpool, Oil Street 
Chapel, 329. Liverpool, Pall Mall Chapel, 329. Liverpool, Pitt 
Street Chapel, 329. Liverpool, Rose Place Chapel, 329. Llandan- 
sant, 310. Tlanerchymedd, 311. Llanfaircaerinion, 329. Llangefni, 
319. Llanidloes, 329. Llanwyddelan and Llanlligan, 329. n- 
don, City Road Chapel, 329. London, Little, 316. London, St. 
Andrew by the Wardrobe, and St. Ann, Blackfriars, 329. Lon- 
don, St. Botolph Without, Aldersgate, 329. Long Acre, Episcopal 
Chapel, 329. Longnor and Hollinsclough, 311. Lopham, North, 
273. Louth, 329. Lyminge, Elham and Barham, 329.—Mac- 
clesfield (Two Petitions), 329. Maidstone, 310. Malpas, 329. 
Maltby, &amp;c., 329. Manafon and Tregynon, 330. Manchester, 
329. Manchester (Three Petitions), 329. Manchester, Ancoats, 
329. Manningtree, 329. Marazion, 311. Margate (Two Pe- 
titions), 329. Market Drayton, 329. Market Rasen, 329. 
Market Weighton, 329. arsh Chapel, 329. Marton, 329. 
Mason, Dinnington and Ponteland, 329. Matlock Bath, 329. 
Melbourne, 319. Melksham, 311. Meltham and Nether Thong, 
329. Menston, 329. Methwold, 319. Mavagissey, 310. Mid- 
dlesex, St. George’s in the East, 330. Middleton (Two Petitions), 
329. Middlewich, 329. Milford, 310. Minting and Barkwith, 
329. Mirfield, 273. Misterton, 329. Morley,311. Mousehole, 
290. Muchelney, 226. Muneton, 329. ythelmroyd, 329. 
Neot’s, St., 330. Newborough, &amp;c., 310. Newburn, 329. New- 
lyn, 311. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Brunswick =~ 329. New- 
castle-upon-Tyne, Westgate Street Chapel, 329. _Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne and Gateshead, 329. New Mills and Hayfield, \316. New- 
rt (Monmouth), 310. Newport Pagnell, 329. Newtown, 329. 
Nicholas, St., Minster and Birchington, 229. Northampton, 319. 
Northumberland, Paradise Chapel, 329. Northwich, 329. Nor- 
ton and Twigworth, 316.—Oakhill, 329. Ossett, 310. Otley, 
329. Oundle, &amp;c., 329. Oxford, 329. Oxford Road Chapel, 
329. Oxford, St. Ebbe’s, 311.—Padiham, 310. Padstow, 329. 
Paisley, High Parish, Kirk Session of, 208. Pannal, 329. Pate- 
ley Bridge, 329. Pattrington, 329. Peasenhall, 329. Peckham, 
XClI, 


PETITIONS—continued. 


820 





{. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.-—(continued)—relative to— 
Lord’s Day—continued. Lord’s Day—continued. 


For the adoption of Measures, &amp;c.—continued. 

xcu. 330. Pemberton, 273. Pembroke, 329. Penistone and 
Thurlstone, 329. Penzance,311. Perth and Stirling (Moderator 
of the Synod), 311. Pickering, 311. Pinxton, 316. Plymouth, 
310. Pocklington (Two Petitions), 329. Polesworth, 311. 
Polgooth, 310. Pontypool, &amp;c., 311. Poplar, 330. Poppleton, 
Nether and Upper, 319. Porkellas, 329. Portland, Isle of, 330. 
Portobello, 316. Portsea, 330. Preston (York), 329. Pudsey, 
273.—Queen Street, Great, Chapel, Lincoln’s-Inn Fields, 329. 
—Rainow, 329. Ramsbury, 319. Raskelf, 316. Rawreth, 329. 
Reading, 310. Redgrave, 273. Rendham, 311. Renton, 330. 
Reston, 329. Retford, 329. Riddings, 329. Rigton, 329. Risca, 
310. Rochford, 319. Romford, 330. Romsey, 330. Ross, 
Hereford, 310. Rotherham, 329. Rothwell, 263. Rugby, 329. 
Runcorn, 319. Rushmere and Playford, 311.—Sabden Bridge, 
310. Saltash, 329. Sandbach, 311. Sandhurst, Cranbrook, 
Goudhurst and Hawkhurst, 319. Sandwich, 330. Scamblesby, 
329. Scarborough, 319. Scarcliff, 329. Scilly, St. Mary’s, 311. 
Sedbergh, 329. Selby, 329. Severn, Watermen, Bargemen and 
others on the River, 316. Sheerness, 329. Sheffield, 329. 
Sheldon, 329. Shelf and Scoles, 329. Shelfield, 316. Shelford, 
329. Shepton Mallett, 319. Sheriff Hutton (Two Petitions), 319. 
Shields, South, 319. Shirley, 249. Shoreham, New and Old, 
329. Short Heath, 316. Shute, 329. Sibsey, 311. Sidmouth, 
319. Silkstone, 329. Skelmanthorp, 329. Skelton, 319. Skip- 
ston, 329. Smithwick, New Village, 316. Snaith, 311. Soham, 
329. Somercotes, North, 329. Stainburn, 329. Stamford, 329. 
Stamford Bridge, 329. Standish, 263. Stanley, St. Leonard, 
319. Stanningley, 273. Stapleford, 226. Staveley and Levens, 
311. Stephen’s, St., in Branwell, 311. Sternfield, 237. Stithians, 
329. Stockport (Two Petitions), 316. Stonehouse, East, 
285. Stonehouse, Lanark, 273. Stourport (Two Petitions), 330. 
Stow-on-the-Wold, 329. Stratford, St. Andrew, 329. Strat- 
ton, 329. Strensall and Haxby, 319. Stretham and Had- 
denham, 329. Sutton and Witcham, 329. Swadlincote and 
Wooden Box, 319. Swindon, 311. Swinefleet, 311. Swinton 
and Mexbro, 329.—Tealby, 329. Teignmouth, 319. Tetford and 
Fulletby, 329. Theddlethorpe, 329. ‘Thetford, 319. Thornbury, 
316. Thorncliffe Ironworks, 329. Thorpe and Wentworth, 329. 
Ticknall, 319. Tingley, 273. Tiverton, 329. Todmorden, 329. 
Towcester, 273. Troon, 329. Truro, 319. Tucking Mill, 329. 
Tunbridge Wells, 329. Tunstall, 311. 330. Tutbury, 329. Tux- 
ford, 329. Tywardwreath, 310.—Ulceby, 329. Ulverston, 310. 
Upholland, 263. Uppermill, 329. Upwell, 319. Uttoxeter, 310. 
Virley and Salcott, 329.—Walbottle and Throckley, 329. Walsall, 
316. Waltham, 319. Warhaston, 329. Warminster, 329. 
Warmley, 319. Warrington, 330. Washford, 329. Waterfall, 
311. Wath-upon-Dearne, 329. Watton, 226. Weeton, 329. 
Westbury, 329. Westgate Hill, 311. Weston, Notts, 226. 
Wetherby, 329. Weymouth and Melcomb Regis, 329. Wheatley, 
329. Whitchurch, 316. Whitchurch, Salop, 329. Whitstable, 
329. Wigan, 263. Wighill, 329. Willenhall,¥316. Willing- 
ham, 329. Williton, 329. Windsor, New, 311. Winterbourne, 
319. Winterton, 329. Wintringham, 329. Wisbech, St. Peter’s, 
329. Woodbridge, 329. Woodhouse Grove, 329. Woodstock, 
316. Worcester, 330. Worsbro, 329. Worthing, 329. Wortley, 
311, Wotton-under-Edge, 319. Wreckington, 329. Wrexham, 
329. Wylam, 329.—Yarborough. 329. armouth, Great, 329. 
York, 319. York, City of, 311. York, New Street Chapel, 
302. 


1326. For the insertion of a Clause prohibiting the use of the 
Great Western Railway on the Lord’s Day; From Bath; Re- 
ferred to the Committee on the Bill; xc. 258. Bath, 282. Cler- 

ymen assembled at Matlock, 359. For the insertion of a 

‘lause to prevent the use of the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway 
on the Lord’s Day; From Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne and Gateshead; Referred to the Committee on the 
Bill; xc. 257. Carlisle; Brampton; Warwick; Hayton; 294. 
Hexham, 302. Against the introduction of any Clause to 
prevent the use of that Railway on thé Lord’s Day; From Blay- 
don; Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Ryton; Haltwhistle and Haydon- 
bridge; xc. 294. For a Clause to prohibit the vse of the 
Sheftield and Rotherham Railway on the Lord’s Day; From Inha- 
bitants of Shettield and its Vicinity, xc. 314.———That Clauses may 
be introduced into the Birmingham and Derby, Birmingham and 
Gloucester, and Cheltenham and Great Western Railway Bills, in- 
hibiting the use of the said Railwayson the Lord’s Day; From Chel- 
tenham, xc1. 94. ————For prohibiting all Traffic on Railways on 
the Lord’s Day, and for a general Bill for better Observance of 
that day; From Winster, xcu. 316.——Praying the House to 
retain the Clauses prohibiting the transit by the Glasgow and Ayr 
Railway of Goods and Passengers on the Lord’s Day; From, 
Ayr, Burgh of, xcu. 391. Newton-upon-Ayr, Kirk Session of, 
391. Newton-upon-Ayr, Magistrates and Council of, 386. Pais- 
ley, Clergy and Elders in, 386. Paisley, Inhabitants of, 398. 
Paisley, Moderator and Elders of the Kirk Session, 398. Pais- 
ley, High Parish, Moderator and Members of the Kirk Session 
of, 410.———Praying the House to retain, in the Glasgow and 
Ayr, and Glasgow, Paisley and Greenock Railway Bills the 
Clauses prohibiting, the transit of Goods and Passengers on the 
Lord’s hers From Paisley, Kirk Session of Martyr’s Church, 
xc. 385. Paisley, Ministers and Elders of the Presbytery of, 385. 
Renfrew, Minister and Elders of the Parish of, 385. Scotland, 
Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of, 398, —— 
Praying the House to retain the Tanne prohibiting the transit 
by the Glasgow, Paisley and Greenock Railway, of Goods and 

assengers on the Lord’s Day; From, Glasgow, Blackfriars, 
Moderator and Elders of the Kirk Session of, xc. 385. Glasgow, 
St. David’s, Moderator and Elders of the Kirk Session of, 385. 
Greenock, East, Parish of, 398. Lochwinnoch, Moderator and 
Elders of the Kirk Session of, 385. Port Glasgow, 398. 





1327. In favour of Legislative Enactments, and for the Aboli- 
tion of, Beer Shops; From Archdeacon and Clergy of the County 
of Nottingham, uxxxviu. 519.———In favour of Legislative 
Enactments, and for the Repeal of the Sale of Beer Act; From 
Hillmorton; Sutton Coldfield; txxxvint. 402. 

See supra, 932. 956; infra, 1468. 1693, &amp;c. 1861. 1901. 1904.2099, 


Lords, House of : 


1328. For Reform thereof; From Borrisoleigh, xct. 421, 
Members of the Errol and Carse of Gowrie Political Union, Louth, 
446. Kettering ; Whitburn ; 474. Kilmarnock, 533. Warring. 
ton, 567. Chairman of a Meeting of Inhabitants of Gateshead, 
653. St. James, Dublin, 680. Office-bearers and Members of 
the Glasgow Political Union, 751. Captain Francis Romeo, 771, 
———-In support; From Bath, xcr. 446. London, 567. Green- 
wich, Deptford, Woolwich and Blackheath, 589. Bridgnorth, 651, 
Barnstaple, 660. Praying for a Reform of the House of 
Lords, br a Completion of the Corporation Act, for a Reform of 
the Irish Church, and for the establishment of Poor Laws in 
Ireland; Of Inhabitants of Birmingham, xc1. 41. For Re- 
form; From Cockermouth, xcu. 250. Dublin, 73. Gormans- 
town, 56. Kilcullen, 56. Lambeth, 601. See supra, 282. 1091, 


Lotteries : 


1329. Complaining of the mode of raising Monies by Lot- 
teries; Of Inhabitants of Liverpool, txxvi. 131, P. See 
infra, 1888. 


Lough Corrib Canal :—-See supra, 1014. 
Lovett, William : 


1330. Complaining of the seizure of his Printing Press, b 
order of the Officers of the Stamp Office; Of William Lovett, 


xc. 527. 


Lowe, John: 


1331. Complaining of certain Proceedings upon the Trial of 
an Indictment against John Lowe, for Felony, before the Court of 
Quarter Session for Cheshire, and praying for Inquiry ; From 
James Dunn, of Gray’s Inn, Barrister at Law, Lxxxvin. 243, 


Lucia, St. : 


1332. For the Repeal or Modification of the Order in Council 
of 2d November 1831, relating to Slave Labour in the said Colony, 
and for Compensation forthe Losses they may sustain by the 
enforcement of the said Order in Council; From Proprietors, 
Merchants and Inhabitants of the said Island, Lxxxvu. 351, Pp. 
See supra, 336. 


Ludlow Corporation : 


1333. Complaining of the Conduct of the Corporation; From 
Inhabitants of the Borough of Ludlow ; and the Petition, appearing 
to refer to Proceedings in the House of Lords, was with leave of 
the House withdrawn; txxx1i1. 255. 


Ludlow Charities : 


1334. Complaining of having been refused the Possession of 
certain Documents relating to the Corporation of that Borough, 
by certain Members of the old Corporate Body, and praying Relief; 
Of Members of the Town Council of Ludlow, xcr. 33. (P. 40.) 
———- Denying the Allegations of the above Petition, and praying 
Inquiry; Of Edmund Lechmere Charlton, Member fcr the 
Borough of Ludlow, xcu. 40, P. 


Luke, St., Middlesex : 


1335. Complaining of the Erection of an additional Church 
in that Parish ; From Churchwardens, txxxv. 529, Pr. Question 
Negatived for referring Petition to a Committee, 564.—— 
Against the Erection of any additional Church in the Parish ; 
From Inhabitants, txxxv. 562. 


Lumsden, Alexander : 


1336. Complaining of large Sums of Money being wrested 
from him by Fines levied in Grenada, and praying for Inquiry and 
Relief; txxxiv. 410, p. 


Lunatics and Lunatic Asylums : 


1337. Complaining of the Expense of Commissions De Lunatico 
Tnquirendo; From William Griggs, late a Patient at Kensington 
House Lunatic Asylum, txxxvit. 578. For an Inquiry into 
the Laws relating to Lunatics ; From William Griggs, txxxvul- 
270. Complaining of the Operation of the Act being limited to 
the Life of the Lunatic, and praying for an Amendment of the 
same ; From Anna Maria 7h Nene Hamer and the Rev. 
Richard Mostyn Price, txxxvut. 231. For adopting the 
most efficacious Measures to secure to the Insane judicions an 
humane Treatment during their confinement, and the speedy 
restoration to their Friends ; From Caleb Crowther, Physician, 
LXXXIX, 43.———For the Abolition of Lunatic Asylums; Of 
John Mitford, txxvut. 439, p. ———For Alteration of Acts relating 
to Lunatic Asylums and Private Madhouses ; From Thomas 
Bakewell, uxxx111. 84, p.———For the better Regulation thereof; 
From Charles Dunne, txxxv1. 181. Alleging certain Abuses 
therein; From John Joseph Stockdale, txxxvint. 406.——— 
Complaining of the Ill-treatment of a Miss Stabbach in a Private 
Madhouse; Of John Joseph Stockdale, xc. 190. Ee for 
the Appointment of a Committee to investigate the present State 
of the different Public and Private Madhouses; Of Joseph Sparrow, 
xc. 193,———Prraying to be examined as to the Treatment of Per- 
sons confined in Lunatic Asylums; Of Captain John Grant, xc. 
446.———Praying for the Amendment of the County Lunatic 
Asylums Act; Of Overseers of the Poor of several Parishes m 
the County of Cornwall, xc. 467.——For the adoption of Mea- 
sures to alleviate the Sufferings of Pauper Lunatics; From Wil- 
liam Parker, p. p.; John Gifford Croker ; Chard ; Bovey Tracy; 
xc1. 566. See supra, 700. 1073; infra, 1894. 


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PETITION S—continued. 











I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Lushington, Stephen Rumbold, Esq" :—See infra, 1420. 


Lyster, St. George : 

1338. Complaining of being deprived of a Portion of his Pen- 
sion for Wounds sustained during the Peninsular War, and for 
Relief; From St. George Lyster, a Captain on Half Pay ; xxxvu. 
473. 


McAdam, Mr. : 

1339. Against the proposed Grant to him; From, James Pa- 
terson, of Montrose, txxx. 285.369, p. 482. Benjamin Wingrove, 
of Bath, 304, p. Samuel Wells, of the Inner Temple, 355. (See 
infra, II. In Favour of M‘tAdam Roads; From House- 
holders of Westminster, txxx1. 445, P. 


Macarty, Florence : 
1340. Complaining of his Dismissal, and_praying for an In- 
uiry ; Of Florence Macarty, late Purser in His Majesty’s Royal 
avy, xcl. 330. 


M‘Cheane, Jeremiah P. : 


1341. Complaining of not having received any Remuneration 
for his Services in the capacity of Officiator in the Excise Collec- 
tor’s Office for Sligo; Of Jeremiah P. M‘Cheane, xc. 649. 


M‘Cormick, Michael : 
1342. Complaining of having been struck off the List of Chel- 
sea Pensioners, Lxxx1x. 517. 


M‘Cormick, Richard : 

1343. Complaining of Ill-treatment and Acts of Oppression 
while in the 17th Lancers, and praying for an Investigation ; Of 
Richard M‘Cormick, late a Private in that Regiment, xc. 635. 
—xci. 347.—xcil. 140.——For inquiring into the Allegations of 
the Petition of Richard M‘Cormick; From Members of the Ra- 
dical Association, and other Inhabitants of the Tower Hamlets, 
xci. 732. From Kingston-upon-Hull, xc. 222. London, 371. 
399. Sheffield, 156. 


MacCusker, James : 
1344. Complaining of injurious Treatment and unfair Trial in 
Ireland, txx1x. 348, P. 413. 


M‘Donagh, Chief Constable Nicholas :—See supra, 1196. 





M‘Dougall, Duncan : 

1345. Complaining of certain Documents being withheld from 
him by the India House, rxxx1x. 548.———Complaining of the 
Non-payment of various Sums of Money due to his late Uncle, 
connected with the capture of certain Spanish Ships in 1780 and 
1781; Lxxx1x. 602. 


MacDoughall, W. H.,: 
1346. Complaining of his being detained at Ghent, txxv1. 
61, P. 


M‘Quaid, Thomas : 
1347. Complaining of the Refusal of the Magistrates to renew 
his License to retail Spirits, Wine and Beer; Of Thomas 
M‘Quaid, of Dublin, xc. 645. 


Macquarrie, Governor :—See infra, 1486. 


Machinery : 

1348-9. Complaining of Distress cansed by the Use thereof; 
From Clothiers of Wilts, Somerset and Gloucester, txxv. 151, P. 
———Complaining of the Use thereof; From, Journeymen Rope- 
makers of the Ttsepelia, txxvi. 64, Pp. Clothiers of Wilts, 
Somerset and Gloucester, 143, p. Persons concerned in the Lea- 
ther Trade, 313, p. Rope-makers of Liverpool, 410, p.—— 
Against the Exportation of Machinery ; From Cotton Spinners 
and others of Belfast; Referred to the Select Committee on Arti- 
zans and Machinery; ixx1x. 297.———Journeymen Weavers of 
Bolton-le-Moors, Ltxx1x. 257.———Against the Repeal of the 
present Laws which prevent the Exportation of Machinery ; From 
Inhabitants of Nottingham, Ltxxx. 535.——For repealing the 
Laws which prevent the Exportation of Machinery ; Of Machine 
Makers and Operative Machine Makers of Manchester, txxx1. 
327, P. For the Exportation thereof ; From Machine Makers 
of Manchester, txxx11. 99, p.———Against the Exportation of ; 
From, Manufacturers and others of Bingley, txxxu. 327, P. 
Cotton Spinners of Carlisle, 335, p.———Against the Use of 
Machinery in the Manufacture of Cloth; From Manufacturers 
and others of Frome, txxxu. 580.——Complaining of Labour 
being —— by Sawing Machinery; From Operative Saw- 
— resident in the City of Bristol, ixxxm. 499.——For a 

‘ax on Power Looms and other Machinery; From Mechanics, 

Artizans and others of Darlington, Lxxxiv. 347, p.———Com- 
pening of the Use thereof; From Churwell, ixxxv. 380, p. 

urham, 434. Kent, 353. London, Labourers, &amp;c., 475, p. Mor- 
ley, 265. Norfolk, 442. Surrey, Journeymen Paper Makers, 
332.——-For Suppression of the Use thereof; From Charter 
House, Hinton, ixxxvi. 439, p.———For a Tax on Machinery, 
and for Repeal of the Corn Laws; From Paddington, Lxxxvi. 
673, p,——— For a Tax on Machinery, for the Abolition of Tithes 
and Reduction of Taxation; From Labourers in Agriculture in 
Stoke Holy Cross, uxxxvii1. 244,———Complaining of Distress, 
and praying for certain Restrictions upon Machinery; From 
Journeymen Weavers of Wymondham, .xxxvu. 460. See 
supra, 728. 


Mackarel : 


1350. Against the Sale of Mackarel on a Sunday; From 
Persons engaged in Trade on a Sunday in London and Westminster, 
LXXIX. 304, P. See supra, 958. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Mackenrot, Anthony : 
1351. Complaining of his Detention in New Bethlem Hospital ; 
LXXVI. 97, P. 
Macroom Petty Sessions : 
1352. Complaining of the Non-attendance of the Magistrates 


at the Petty Sessions of that Town; From Charles Ross Field, 
LXXXxVvill. 562. 


Maddocks, Charles : 


1353. Relative to his Trial and Sentence; txxvi. 461, p.— 
LXXVII. 390. 


Madeley, Parish of, (Salop): 


1354. To be allowed the Benefit of a Resident Magistrate ; 
From Inhabitants of Madeley, txxxvit. 403. 


Madhouses :—See supra, 1337. 


Madras :—See infra, 1420. 1707. 


Magistrates : 
_ 1355. Respecting the Duties of Magistrates; From Innkeepers 
in Ilfracombe, txxv. 220, p.—&lt;——For an efficient and constitu- 
tional organization of the Magistracy; From Charles Bird, of 
Plymouth, txxx1. 347, p. Complaining of the Expense 
attending the Qualification Writ for County Magistrates in 
Lancashire; Of the Corporation of Preston, xc1. 160. See 
supra, 1185. 


Mahon, D’Arcy : 
1356. Complaining of the Inadequacy of his Retired Allow- 


ance ; LXXXVII. 267, P.—LXXxVIII. 233. 


Mail Coaches: 

1357. For the establishment of a Mail by Taunton to Ireland ; 
From Inhabitants of South Molton, uxxx1, 371, p.———For the 
Payment of Tolls by Mail Coaches passing the Teignmouth and 
Shaldon Bridge; y he Teignmouth and Shaldon Bridge Com- 
pany, Lxxxu. 476.———For referring his Plan for increasing 
the Rate of Speed of the Mail Coaches to the Select Committee 
on the Extra Post Bill; Referred to the Select Committee 
on the Correspondence relative to the Extra Post; From the 
Reverend William Milton, rxxvi. 452. See infra, 1653, &amp;c. 


Mail Coach Roads : 
1358. For the - Repair of the Mail Coach Roads in 


Ireland; From H. Howard, txxvitt. 260, p. 


Mail Conveyances: 

1359. For establishing Mail Conveyances by means of Steam 
Vessels between all Stations where Steam Vessels usually ply ; 
From Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures of Greenock ; 
LXXXIX. 553. 





Male Servants and Carriages : 
1360. Fora Reduction of the Duties on their Male Servants 
and Carriages; Of Postmasters, Letters of Hackney Coaches and 
Fly Carriages, residing at Cheltenham, xc. 381. 


Mallison, William Henry: 


1361. Respecting his Invention for saving Persons from 
drowning; Of William Henry Mallison, txxv. 446.—1Lxxvi. 
412, P. 


Malone, Charles: 
1362. Complaining of Dismissal from his Situation, and pray- 
ing for Inquiry ; Of Charles Malone, late Constable of the Kil- 
dare Constabulary, txxx1x. 581.—xc. 661. 


Malt : 


1363. For equalizing the Duties thereon; From Dumbarton, 
txxv. 203. Nairn, 241, P. Against the additional Duty 
thereon; From, Aberdeen, txxv. 338. Argyll, 403, Pp. Ayr, 
332.—Berwick, 310.—Campbelltown, 403, p. Chep, James, 
317.—Edinburgh, 269. Edinburgh and Leith, 334, p.—Fife, 
375, p.—Inverness, 224, p.—Leith, 334, p.—Macfarlane, James, 
317.—Nairnshire, Agricultural Society, 269.—Ross, Freeholders, 
269, Pp. Roxburgh, 410, p.—Wigtown, 269. (Pp. 274.) 

1364. For the Repeal of the Duties thereon; Referred to 
Select Committees; From, Cambridge, ixxvi. 229. Colchester, 
163, p.—Doncaster, 229.—Essex, 229.—Fife, Farmers, 188, pP. 
Fife, Noblemen, &amp;c., 350, p. Forfarshire, Strathmore District, 
188, p.—Grimsby, Great, 229.—Hadleigh, 229. Halstead, 229. 
Hertford, 229. Highworth, 229, p.—Inverness, 210, rp. Ipswich, 
229, p.—Lexden, 163, Pp. Lincoln, 229.—Market Deeping, 229. 
—Nairn, 188, r. Northampton, 229. Norwich, 163, p.—Ork- 
ney, 292, p.—Perthshire, Strathmore District, 188, p.—Retford, 
229. Royston, 229, p.—Saffron Walden, 163, P. Stamford, 240. 
Stow, 229.—Walsham, North, 163, p. Winstree, 163, ep. Wood- 
bridge, 229. Worksop, 229.—Yarmouth, Great, 163, p.——— 
For Repeal of the Tax thereupon; From, Bicester, txxvii. 309. 
Lewes, 368, p.—Meldreth, 110, p.———For the Repeal of the 
Duties thereon; From, Drogheda, txx1x. 353, p. Dundalk, 
412, p. Queen’s County, 438, p. 

1365. In favour of Sprinkling Malt on the Floor; From 
Barnstaple, txxv. 245. Newton Abbott and Newton Bushell, 
347. Tiverton, 217, p.—————Taunton, txxvi. 217.——— From 
Ashburton, Lxxvitt. 223,————Complaining of Act 55 Geo. ITT. ; 
From Coventry, Lxxvu. 437, Pp. Against the Importation 
of Malt; From Wexford, uxxrx. 376, p———For an Alter- 
ation of the Laws; From Dundalk, txxtx. 412, P. 
For a Reduction of the Duties on Malt; Of Ale and Porter 
Brewers of Dundalk and Drogheda; uxxx. 111, P. For 

















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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Malt—continued. Malt—continued. 


a Reduction of the Duties; Of Inhabitants of the Western 
Division of Kent, txxxi. 165. Of Maltsters residing at Shrews- 
bury, 201. Of Maltsters and others of Whitchurch, 212. Of 
Maltsters of Ellesmere, 224. Of Maltsters of Wem, 241. Of 
Maltsters of Oswestry, 345, Pr the bonding of 
Malt; From Messrs. Stead and Robinson, of Great Yarmouth, 
LXXx1I. 580, P.———For an Alteration of the Law which regu- 
lates the Process of Malting; From Maltsters of Shrewsbury, 
Lxxx11. 601. 


1366. Complaining of Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. c. 52, relating to 
Malt; From Abergavenny, txxxu. 124, p. Abingdon, 142. 
159, p. Alcester, 220. Allerton, North, 96. Alnwick, 149. 
Anglesey, 101. Appleton, 83, p.—Barnstaple, 79, p. Barton 
Brigg, 109. Bath, 142. Bawtry,176,r. Belfast, 209. Bever- 
ley, 26, v. Bideford, 109. Bishop’s Castle, 109. Blandford, 
96, Pp. Bodmin, 109, p. Brecon, 185,p. Brentford, 96. Bridg- 
north, 109. Bridport, 101, p. Bristol City, 79, rp. Broseley, 
109. Burton-upon-Trent, 101. Bury Saint Edmund's, 176, p. 
—Caldicot, Monmouth, 142, p. Campbeltown, 159. Cardigan, 
Newcastle, Emlyn and others, 79, p. Carlisle, 176. Carnarvon, 
203, r. Chatham, 352. Chelmsford District, 260. Chepstow, 
142, p. Chester City, 75, rp. Chesterfield, 176, p. Cirencester 
and Tetbury, 169. Cleobury Mortimer, 96, rp. Cockermouth, 
203. Colchester, 159. Coleford, 96. Coventry, 14. Crew- 
kerne, 88.—Denby, 91. Derby, 83, pr. a 109. Diss 
and its Vicinity, 75, r. Doncaster, Bawtry and Thorne, 176, Pp. 
Droitwich, 129. Dudley, Worcester, 91, p. Dumfries, 117. 
Dundee, 193. Dursley, 96.—Edinburgh District, 209. Elles- 
mere, Landholders and Agriculturists, 412, rp. Ellesmere, Whit- 
church and Hem, 117. Essex, Eastern Part, 159. Evesham, 169. 
Exeter City, 91.—Fakenham and its Vicinity, 75, rp. Froome 
Selwood, 88.—Gloucester, City, 79. Gloucester, County, 79. 
Guildford, 159.—Hadleigh, 209. Hants, 113. Hedon, 26, p. 
Helen’s, Saint, and Newtown, Lancaster, 91, Pp. Hem, 117. 
Henley-upon-Thames, 109. Hereford, City, 181,P. Holt, Nor- 
folk, 124. Holywell (Flint), 83, ep. Honiton, 159, p. Horn- 
castle, 106. Horsham and Pulborough, 142. Huntingdon, 185. 
—Ipswich, 220.—Kendal, 176. Kidderminster, 242, p. Kings- 
bridge District and Plymouth Collection, 129. Kingston-upon- 
Hull, Beverley and Hedon, 26, pr. Kingston-upon-Thames, 79, p. 
Kirkcudbright, 129. Knaresborough, 96.—Ledbury, 96, Pp. 
Leeds, 154, p. Leicester, 113, p. Lewes, 96, rp. Lincoln, City, 
25. Liverpool, 96. Llanrwst, 96, rp. Lowestoft, 361. Ludlow, 
109, p. 412, p.—Margate, Ramsgate and the Isle of Thanet, 193, p. 
Monmouth, 109. Montgomery County, 283. Much Wenlock, 109, 
Millorn, Lordship of, in the County of Cumberland, and the Hun- 
dred of Lonsdale, North Lancaster, 216, p.—Nantwich, 136. 
Newark-upon-Trent, 57, p. Newcastle Emlyn, 79,p. New- 
castle-upon-Tyne, 96. Newbury, 109, p. Newport, 109. New- 
ort Pagnell, 556. Newtown (Lancaster), 91, rp. Norfolk, 
Western Division, 142. Norwich City and County, 91,r. Not- 
tingham, 193, p.—Oundle, 149. Oxford, City, 169. Pembroke, 
106. Pershore, 159. Plymouth Collection, 129. Plymouth, 
Devonport, &amp;c., 109. Poole, Blandford, and others, 96, Pp. 
Preston, 242, p. Pulborough, 142.—Ramsgate, 193, rp. Read- 
ing, 117. Richmond (York), 109. Rotherham, 101. Rother- 
ham, Owners and Occupiers of Land in, 370. Rutland, County, 
193.—Sandwich, 101, vp. Sarum, New, 181, p. Sheffield, 
190, ep. Sheffield Market, 379, vp. Sherborne, 101. Shields, 
South, 117. Shiffnal and Newport, 109. Shrewsbury, 109, p. 
Southmolton and Tavistock, 169, pr. Spilsby, 176. Stam- 
ford and Saint Martin’s Stamford Baron, 185, p. Stamford 
Baron, Saint Martin’s,185,P. Stirling, 154. Sunderland, 181, p. 
—Taunton, 113. Tavistock, 169, rp. Tetbury, 169. Tewkes- 
bury,136,P. Thanet, Isle of, 193,r. Thetford,117, rp. Thorne, 
176, v. Truro, 124.—Wakefield, 176, pe. Wallingford, 96, p. 
Walsall, 366. Walsingham Parva and its Vicinity, 75, p. War- 
rington, 91, Pr. Warwick, 136. Waterford, 106,r. Wellington, 
109. Whitchurch, 117. Wigan, 96. Wolverhampton, 397. 
Worcester, City, 91, rp. Worksop, 117. Worksop, Owners and 
Occupiers of Land, 384, ». Wrexham 129.—Yarmouth, Great, 
113, p. Yeovil (Somerset), 83. 


1367. For placing the Irish Distiller on the same footing as 
the Scottish Distiller; From George Green, of Lurgan, txxxiv. 
227. Maltsters of Lurgan, 238, p———For Reduction of the 
Duties; Of Inhabitants of the Western Division of Kent, 
Lxxxiv. 289. Brewers of Dundee, 201,P. Brewers of Glasgow, 
Paisley, and Greenock, 305.———For the Abolition or Repeal 
of the Malt Duty ; From, Blackburn, txxxv. 152, p.—Cirencester, 
265, p.—Erpingham, South, 214, p.—Faversham, 180, p.—Hunt- 
ingdon, 540.— Lack ford, 152, p.— London, Corn Exchange, 16, p.— 
Thingoe, 152, p. Thedwastre, 152, p. Against the Reduction 
of the Duty on Malt; From James Rice Williams, txxxv. 190. 
———For Reduction of the Duties; Of Brewers of Dublin, 
Lxxxv. 553, p.———For Abolition of the Tax on Malt, and for 
Commutation of Tithes; From Reigate, txxxvi. 212, p—§_—— 
For Abolition of the Drawback allowed under Act 4 Geo, IV. upon 
Spirits made from Malt only ; From Scottish Distillers, xxxxv1. 
722, p. Corn Distillers in Scotland, 816, p.———For an Altera- 
tion in the present system of Malt Regulations in Ireland ; From 
John Cassidy, txxxvi. 730. Distillers of Londonderry, 764. 
John Birch, 776. Michael Molloy, 840. 


1368. For the Repeal of the Malt Duty ; From, Amersham, 
Lxxxvi. 421. Aylesford, 391.—Benenden, 164, rp. Blackheath, 
Godalming, Woking and Guildford, 332. Brenchley,235. Burn- 
ham, 245, p.—Chichester, Rape of, (Two Petitions), 217, p.— 
Faringdon, Shrivenham, Ganfield and Wantage, 334, p.—Gan- 
field, 334, rp. Godalming, 332. Gouldhurst, 77. 391. Guild- 
ford, 332. Guildeford, 186, rp—Hawkhurst, 77. 281. Hillmor- 

















For Repeal of the Malt Duty—continued. 

ton, ixxxvi.409. Hindon, 62, p. Iden, Playden and Guldeford, 
186, p.—Kettering, 409, p.—Lenham, 295. Limerick, 265.—Mal- 
ling, East, 235. Marden, 235.—Norfolk,281. Northleach, 298, p, 
—Peckham, East, 295. Pembroke, County, 451, p. Playden, 
186, P.—Reigate, 212, p. Rendham, 240.—Shrivenham, 334, p, 
Stow-on-the-Wold, 202, p.—Thornham, 295.—Wantage, 334, p, 
Wateringbury, 295, p. Wellingborough, 202, rp. Woking, 339, 
———For the Repeal of the Duties thereon; From, Beckley 
LXxxvi. 732. Bower, 732.—Creetings, 900.—Earl Stonham, 900, 
—Mickfield, 900.—Northiam, 732.—Stonham Aspal; Stonham 
Earl; Stonham Parva ; 900.—— For the Repeal of the Duties 
thereon; From, Hungerford; Newbury ; txxxvu. 211. Devizes ; 
Marlborough; 262. Middle Kent; Tunbridge Wells; 534. 


1369. Forthe Repeal or Reduction of the Duties thereon; From, 
Aberdeen, County of, (Four Petitions), txxxvi. 166. 301, 
Aberyskir, &amp;e., 478. Adlestrop, &amp;c., 413. Ashfield, 508. Ash. 
ford, 316. ——_ 508. Aylesford, 478.—Badingham, 508, 
Banff, 289. 403. arming, 315. Barrington, 528. attle, 45, 
Bedfield, 508. Bledington, &amp;c., 4138. Blything, Hundred of, 
(Suffolk), 289. Bointon, 413. Bourton-on-the-Hill, &amp;c., 413, 
Brabourne, &amp;c., 358. Brandish, 508. Briston, 393. Bromley, 
&amp;e., 717. Bruisyard,508. Brundeston, 508. Bursledon Bridge, 
403. Burwash, 424.—Cambridge and Isle of Ely, 285, 
Carlford, Hundred of, (Suffolk), 289. Chichester, 460. Clarance, 
William, 285. Cold Aston, &amp;c., 413. Compton, Little, 413, 
Cranbrook, 326. Crawford,. 508. Cretingham, 508. Crowle, 
528.—Daylesford, &amp;c., 418. Denham, 670. Dennington, 508.— 
Earlsoham, 508. Eastor, 508. Elgin, 158. 285. Ely, Isle of, 
285.—Fannington, 508. Ford, &amp;c., 413. Framlingham, 670, 
Framsden, 670.—Glamorgan, 350. Gurting, Upper, 413.— 
Hacheson, 508. Heckington, 315. Hoo, 508. Hoo, Hundred 
of, (Kent), 326. Horham, 508. Horncastle, 363. Horsmonden, 
326. Horne, 508. Hungerford, 289.—Icourt, &amp;c., 413, In- 
verury, 127.—Jenkins, Thomas, 450.—Kent, 315. Kenton, 508, 
Kesteven, 413. Kettleburgh, 508. Kingsworth, 323. Kintore, 
267.—Lakenheath, 580. Larfield, 508. Lincoln, County of, 
450. Llanhilleth, 289. Loughborough, &amp;c., 413.—Malton, 475, 
Manhead, 450. Marlesford, 508. Mayfield, 495. Monksoham, 
508. Monowden, 508. Moreton-in-the-Marsh, &amp;c., 413.— 
Nairn, 315. Naunton, 450. Newbery, 298. Nicholas, John, 
413.—Otham, &amp;c., 478.—Parham, 508. Pettargh, 508. Pluck- 
ley, 323.—Risington, Great, &amp;c., 413. Romney Marsh, 315. 358. 
Rutland, 289.—Salop, 350. Saxted, 508. Sittingbourne, 326. 
Slaughton, Upper, &amp;c., 413. Somerset, 694. Southall, 508. 
Stow-on-the-Wold, 450. Stradbrook, 508. Suffolk, 315. Swell, 
Upper, 450.—Tetbury, &amp;c., 393. Thurnham, &amp;c., 315. Tice- 
hurst, 424. Todenham, 413. Tonbridge, 390. ‘Toynton, All 
Saints, 363.—Wadhurst, 424. Wateringbury, &amp;c., 326, Wel- 
lington (Salop), 370. Wilby, 508. Winchester, 269. 403. Win- 
ston, 508. Worlingworth, 508.—York, County of, 393. 


1370. For the Repeal of the Duty thereon; From Albrighton, 
Lxxx1x. 146. Axholme, Isle of, Crowle, 66.—Banbury Market, 
501. Barton Stacey, 308. Bishop’s Castle and Ludlow, 70. 
Bredgar, 283. Bridgenorth, 155. Bugbrook, 57.—Cadoxton- 
juxta-Neath, 216. Campden, Chipping,71. Carlford Hundred, 
48. Carmarthen County, 162. Chibolton, 134. Chipping Camp- 
den,71. Chipping Norton, 71. Clackclose Hundred (Norfolk), 
(Six Petitions), 57. Cranbrook, 123. Crowle, Isle of Axholme, 
66.—Depwade Hundred (Norfolk), 66. Droxford, 501. Duns- 
ford, 308.—Earsham Hundred (Norfolk), 62. Ellesmere, 123. 
Erpingham, South, Hundred (Norfolk), 294. Eynsford, 294.— 
Forehoe Hundred (Norfolk), 258.—Goudhurst, 190. Greenhoe, 
South, Hundred (Norfolk), 211. Grimshoe Hundred (Norfolk), 
138. Guilteross Hundred (Norfolk), 230.— Hartismere and 
Hoxne Hundreds (Suffolk), 43. Headcorn, 21. Henly, 99. 
Highworth, 71. Hinckford Hundred (Essex), 95. Holt Hun- 
dred (Norfolk), 258. Horncastle, 66. Hoxne Hundred (Suf- 
folk), 43. Hurst, and other Places, 70.—Kettering, 70. me) 2 0 
upon-Hull, 66.—Launceston, 119. Leeds (Kent), 43. anga- 
dock, 134. Llanthoysaint, 66. Llanlillio Pertholey, 66. Lud- 
low, 70.—Maidstone, 592. Marden, 190. Mortimer, Wokefield, 
and other Places, 70.—Neath-juxta-Cadoxton, 216. Norton, 
Chipping, 71.—Oswestry, 70.—Peckham, Great, 592,—Rochester, 
256. Ruscombe, Hurst and other Places, 70.—Shiffnall, 70. 
Shrewsbury, 70. Shropham and Guiltcross Hundreds (Norfolk), 
230. Southpetherwyn, 109. Staplehurst, 294. Stoke, 190. 
Stokenchurch, 57. Stow-on-the-Wold, 258. Sutton Valence, 43. 
—Tonbridge Wells, 190.—Wallingford, 70. Wellingborough, 
265. Wellington (Salop), 123. Wem, 123. Wenlock, 123. 
Weyhill, 501. Whitechurch (Salop), 70. | Wokefield, and other 
Places, 70. 


1371. For Reduction of the Duty on Spirits, and for the total 
Repeal of the Malt Drawback; From, Donegal, txxxvu. 164. 
Distillers of the North of Ireland, 399. Complaining of the 
Reduction of the Malt Drawback; From Distillers in the High- 
lands of Perthshire, xxxviu1. 379.——For Restoration of the 
Drawback on Spirits made from Malted Grain ; From Proprietors 
of Land in the County of Perth, uxxxvi1. 719.——Complain- 
ing of a quantity of Malt belonging to him, lying on the Premises 
of a Maltster, having being seized by the Excise; From William 
Gardner, txxx1x. 495.———Complaining of the Injury sustained 
by the English Brewer and the Revenue by the Noo-pe of the 
Duty on Malt in Ireland ; From Chester, xc. 468. alford, 583. 
——-For Relief from the Excise Restrictions upon the different 
Processes of making Malt; From, Cumberland ; Dalston; Wig- 
ton; Penrith; Brampton; Reading Market; xc. 061,—-&lt;aeev Eas 
Repeal of the Taxes on Malt, Hops and Soap, and the Tithe an 
Stamp Taxes; Of the Chairman of a Meeting of Electors an 

Inhabitants 














PETITIONS—continued. 





— 


Malt—continued. 
Inhabitants of Norwich, xc. 587.—&lt;——For the Removal of Re- 
strictions on the Manufacture thereof; Of Occupiers of Land in 
the County of Essex, xc1. 623. 


1372. Petitions for the Repeal of the Duties thereon; From, 
Asgarby, xc. 81. Ashburnham, Penhurst, Brightling and Dal- 
lington, 81. Ashton Keynes, 81. Aylesbury, 81.—Bagpath, 81. 
Banning, 81. Barton-upon-Humber, 81. Battle, 81. Beach- 
ampton, 81. Bearstead, 50. Beckley and Northiam, 81. Be- 
verstone, 81. Bexhill and Crowhurst, 81.  Billinghay, 81. 
Bletchly, 81. Blockley, 28. Bodiam, 81: Bradwell, 81. 
Brandon, 81. Brede and Udimore, 81. Bredgar, 81. Brick- 
hill, Little, 81. Brightling, 81. Brill, 81. Bromley, 81. 
Broughton, Brandon, &amp;c., 81. Buckingham, 81. Bur- 
ford, 41. Burnham, Hundred of, 81. Burwash and Etching- 
ham, 81.—Calverton, 81. Carlton-cum-Willingham, 81. Check- 
ley, 81. Chepstow, 81. Chevening, 81. Cranbrook, 50. 81. 
Crowhurst, 81. Cuddington, Upper Winchendon, &amp;c., 81.— 
Dallington, 81. Digby, 81. Dunstable, oa and Hough- 
ton Regis, 81. Eddlesborough, 81. Ekless, John J., Persons 
in his Employ, 81. Etchingham, 81. Ewhurst and Bodiam, 81. 
—Fawley Hambledon, 81. Fenny Stratford, 81.—Grinstead, 
East, 81. Guldeford, Iden, Playden and Peasmarsh, 81.—Had- 
denham, 81. Halton, Weston Turville, &amp;c.,81. Hanslope, 81. 
Hastings, Rape of, 41. Haversham, 81. Heckington, Asgarby, 
&amp;c., 81. Helpringham and other Places, 81. Hitchin, 81. Holt 
Agricultural Association, 81. Hoo, Hundred of, 81. Horwood, 
Great and Little, 81. Houghton Regis, 81. Huntingdon, 81. 
Huntingdon, St. Ives, pate 81. Ightham, 81. Seas St., 
(Huntingdon), 81. Ivinghoe, and other Places, 81.—Kent, 
Eastern Division of, 81.—Kesteven, 145. Kingscote, 81. Kyme, 
North and South, 81.—Lee, 81. Lewes, 19.81. Lewisham, 488. 
Luton, 81.—Maidstone, 81. Manchester, 81. Manshead, 81. 
Marden, 81. Maresfield, 81. Mayfield, 81. Mereworth, 39. 
Mildenhall, 81. Missenden, Great and Liitle, 81. Mistley, 81. 
Mountfield, 81. Nash, 81. Neots, St.,81. Newton Longville, 
81. Northchurch, 100. Northiam, 81. Nymphsfield, 81.— 
Oldham, 81. Otford, 81.— Peasmarsh, 81. eckham, East 
and West, 81. Penhurst,81. Playden,81. Princes Risborough, 
and other Places, 81. Ramsey,81. Rauceby, North and South, 
81. Riverhead, 81. Rolvenden, 81. Romford, 81. Rushing- 
ton, Digby and other Places, 81. Russell, John, of Coulsden, 81. 
Rye, 81.—Salehurst, Mounttield and Whatlington, 81. Salop, 81. 
Seven Oaks, 81. Shenley, Brook End, 81. Shenley, Church 
End, 81. Shoreham, 81. Somersham,81. Stansted,81. Steyn- 
ing, 81. Stilton,81. Stoke, Hundred of, 81. Stony Stratford, 
81. Suffolk, Eastern Division of, 81. Sundridge, 81. Swines- 
head, Wigloft, &amp;c., 81. Sympson, 81.—Tadcaster, 81. Ten- 
dring, Essex, Hundred of, 81. Tenterden, 81. Ticehurst, 41. 
Thurnham, 81. Toddington, 81. Tonbridge Wells, 39. Tur- 
ville, and other Places, 81.—Uddimore, 81.— Wadhurst, 81. Water 
Eaton, 81. Wateringbury, 50. Weedon and other Places, 81. 
Wendover and other Places, 81. Weston Turville, 81. What- 
lington, 81. Wigloft, 81. Winchendon, Upper, and other Places, 
81. Winterton, 81. Woolston, Little, 81. orcestershire a 
cultural Association, 81. Woughton-on-the-Green, 81. ro- 
tham, Ightham and Stanton, 81._——~—From Sutton Valence ; 
Tonbridge; Wateringbury; Hundred of Hoo, Kent; Goud- 
hurst; Referred to the Select Committee on Agriculture; xcr. 
268. 
Land and others attending Maidstone Market, xc11. 529. 


1373. For the Repeal of the Malt and Assessed Taxes ; From 
Tadcaster, LXxxvitl. 394. 


1374. Relative to the Malt and Beer Duties; From Chester 
City, uxx1x. 218.———For the Repeal thereof; From Acrise, 
Lxxxv. 139, pr. Addington, 94, vr. Adisham, 139 p., Alk- 
ham, 358, Pp. Ash, 111, Pp. Ashburnham, 111, ep. Aston 
Rowant, 148, p.—Babchild, 121, rp. Babergh, 89, rp. Bag- 
ington, 189. Banbury, 26, rp. Barham, 139,r. Barming, 
lll, ep. Battel, 382, p. Beaksbourn, 111, pv. Beckley, 
455, ep. Bedfordshire, 195. Benenden, 22, Pr. Bexhill, 111. 
Biddenden, 68, rp. _Birling, 93, P. 





dlesmere, 139, Pp. Bradford, 103, p. 


Chislett, 139, pr. Cliffe, 


Ebbe, 189, P. 


139, rp, Hooe, 111. Horton, 139, rp. Hougham, 358, rp. Humble- 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


For Repeal of Duty; Of Owners and Occupiers of 


Bishopsbourn, 111, P. 
Blandford, 409, p. Blean, 139, p. Bobbing, 139, rp. _Bo- 
diam, 158. Boroughbridge, 26, p. Boughton, 111,P. Brad- 
Bradwell-juxta-Mare, 
121, re. Brandon, 189. Brede,220,r. Bretford, 189. Bridge, 
lll, p. Brightling, 409. 506, rp. Bromyard, 172. Bubbenhall, 
189. Buckland, 139, p. 366. Burford, 276. Burghclere, 183, p. 
Burnham, 200, p. Burwash, 409. 506, p. Byfleet, 165, p.— 
Canterbury, t11, P. Caple,358,p. Catsfield,111,P. Challock, 
139, Pp. Charlton, 368. Chartham, 139, p. Chesterton, 121, p. 
Chilham, 139, rp. Chipping Norton, 382. Chittenden, 139, P. 

Bt Margaret’s, 358, p. Coddington, 195. 
Colred, 358, p. Colneis, 111, Pp. Condover, 103, pv. Cosford, 
211, p. Cowlinge, 139, p. Croydon, 158, p. Crundale, 139, p. 
Cubington, 83, p.—Denton, 139, p. Deptling, 189, p. Ditton, 
93, ». Doddington, 111, p.—Eastling, 139, Pp. Eastry, 139, P. 
bony, 22, r. Elham, 139, p. Elmstead, 139, p. 
Elmstone, 139, rp. Erpingham, 121, er. Etchingham, 111. Ewell, 
358, rp. Ewhurst, 158. Eye, 148, e. Eynsford, 148. Eythorn, 
358, p.—Farleigh Wallop, 183, p. Fordwich, 139, p. Fountain, 
Andrew, 366, vp. Freebridge Lynn, 148, p—Glamorgan County, 
121, vp. Godmersham, 139, p. Goodnestone, 111, P. 139, P. 
Goudhurst, 94, rp. Graveney, 111,Pr. Grimshoe, 83, rp. Gulde- 
ford, East, 172, e. Guston, 358, p.—Hailsham, 409. Ham, 139, p. 
Happing, 30, p. Harbledown, 139, p. Harbury, 121, ep. Har- 
dres, 139, ». Hastingleigh, 139, rp. Hastings, 158. 382, Pp. 
Hawkhurst, 68, rp. Herne, 139, rp. Herne Hill, 111,r. Hoath, 


I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Malt and Beer Duties—continued. 
For the Repeal thereof—continued. 

yard, txxxv. 183. emg 183, P. Hunton, 358, p.—Ickham, 
139, p. Iden, 172, Pp. Islandshire, 103. Itchington, Long, 166. 
Iwade, 139, p.—Kenilworth, 83, p. Kettering,121,p. Kingston, 

139, Pp. Knowlton, 139, p.—Langdon, East and West, 353, Pp. 
Launditch, 189, vp. Leek Wooton, 83, p. Leveland, 139, Pp. 
Leybourne, 93, p. Lillington, 33, rp. Lincoln, 30, Pp. 103, P. 

Linstead, 139, rp. Littleborne, 139, p. Luddenham, 139, rp. Lud- 

low, 148. Lyddon, 358, p. Lyminge, 139, p.—Maidstone, 111, Pp. 

Malling, East, 93, rp. Margaret’s, Saint, at Cliffe, 358, Pp. Mere- 

worth, 60,r. Middle, 139, p. Mills, William, 172, rp. Milton, 

139, p. Mitford, 121, pr. Moldash, 139, p. Mongeham, Little, 
366. Mountfield, 506, rp. Murton, 139, p.—Nackington, 139, p. 

Newbury, 172, p. Newenden, 68, rp. Newnham, 111, Pp. New- 

ort, 200, p. Ninfield, 111. Nonington, 139, rp. Norfolk, 366, p. 

orham, 103. Northbourne, 366. Northiam, 455, p. Norton, 

139, p.—Oare, 139, p. Offchurch, 366. Offham, 94, r. Ospringe, 
139, p. Ottenden, 139, Pp. Oxney, 358, p.—Patricksbourn, 111, p. 
Peasmarsh, 382, p. Peckham, East, 358, p. Peckham, West, 
68, Pr. Penhurst, 111,pr. Peterborough, 409. (rp. 416.) Petham, 
139, er. Playden, 172, p. Poulton, 358, p. Preston, 139, Pp. 
Princethorpe, 189. Pyrford, 165, p.—Radford, 121, p. Rattles- 
den, 139, p. Reculver, 139, rp. Rendham, 139, p. Renfrew, 
148, yp. Ringwould, 358, ep. Ripley, 148, p. Ripple, 358, p. 
River, 358, rp. Rodmersham, 139, Pp. Rolvenden, 60, P. 422. 
Ross, 183. Ryarsh, 93, p. Rye, 158, p. Ryton, 189.—Sale- 
hurst, 111. 506, p. Salop, 121, p. 148. Sandhurst, 68, p. 
Seddlescombe, 506, rp. Selling, 111, rp. Send, 148, p. Sheld- 
wick, 111,r. Sheperdswell, 358, rp. Shipdam, 121, Pr. Shipley, 
103, p. Shrewsbury, 103,r. 127,~. Shropshire (Two Petitions), 
103, Pp. 111, Pp. 127, Pp. Sittingbourn, 68, p. Snowland, 93, P. 
Speenhamland, 172, p. Stalesfield, 139,». Staple, 139, rp. States- 
field, 139, rp. Stelling, Upper and Lower, 139, p. Stephen’s, St., 
139, p. Stodmarsh, 139,P. Stone, 22,r. Stony Stratford, 54, r. 
Stourmouth, 139, p. Streetton-on-Dunsmore, 189. Sturry, 139, P. 
Sussex, 409. Sutton, 366.—Tachbrook, 121, rp. Taunton, 158, p. 
Teynham, 139, Pr. Thanet, Isle of, 139, rp. Thanington, 139, p. 
Thornham, 189, rp. Throwley, 139, rp. Ticehurst, 172. Ton- 
bridge, 94, Pp. Tonge, 139, rp. Tunstead, 30, p—Udimore, 220, p. 
Wadhurst, 172. aldershare, 358, rp. Waltham, 139,P. War- 
wick, 148. Wateringbury, 366. Wenlock, 103, rp. Westbeer, 
139,p. Westcliffe, 358, Pr. Westfield, 506, rp. Whitfield, 358, p. 
Whitnash, 121, rp. Wichling, 111, p. Wickham, 139, P. Wing- 
ham, 139, Pp. Wittersham, 22, rp. Womanswould, 139, rp. Wood- 
nesbrough, 139, Pp. Woolston, 189. Woolton, 139, rp. Worth, 
139, rp. Wrotham, 22, p.—Yalding, 358, p. 


1375. For Repeal of the Duty on Malt, and against any Alter- 
ation of the Corn Laws; From Malton, txxxvi. 495. Pock- 
lington, 495. 


1376. For the Repeal of the Duty on Malt and Hops; From, 
Eye, txxxvuu. 127.—Horley, 352. Hunston, 694.—Kenilworth, 
450.—Norfolk, Diss Hundred, 460. Norfolk, Launditch Hundred, 
305. Suffolk, Hoxne Hundred, 350. ——~ Beeston, txxx1x. 62. 
Beetly, 66. Bilney, East, 56. Bittering and Beeston, 62. Brisly, 
66. Bucklebury, 43.—Colkirk, 66. Toeneealh 66.—Dereham, 
East, 66. Dillington,62. Dunham, Great, 66. Dunham, Little, 
66.—Elmhan, North, 66.—Fransham, Great, 66. Fransham, 
Little, 66.—Garvestone, 62. Gateley, 66.—Hardingham, 66. 
Hockering, 63. Hoe, 66. Horningtoft, 66.—Kempsford, 70. 
Kempston, 256. Kempstone, 62.—Letton, 66. heakeit, East, 
62. Lexham, West, 62. Litcharn,70. Longham, 66.—Mattis- 
hall, 66. Mattishall Burgh, 66. Mileham, 66. Morley, 66.— 
Oswick with Pattesley, 66.—Reymerstone, 62. Rougham, 62. 
—Searning, 66. Shipham, 66. Southbergh, 62. Stanfield, 66. 
Swanton, 66.—Thatcham, 43. Thuxton, 62. Tittleshall, 62. 
Tuddenham, East, 66. Tuddenham, North, 66.—Weasenham, 
All Saints, 66. Weasenham, Saint Peter, 66. Wellingham, 62. 
Whinberg, 66. Worthing, 66.—Yaxham, 66. 


1377. For Repeal of the Duties on Malt, Hops and Soap; From, 
Bury, txxxvitr. 414.—Halifax, 414. Holybourn, 414. Horsham, 
23¢.—Rochdale, 414.—Studley, 414.—Todmorden, &amp;c., 249.— 
Wakefield, 296. Wight, Isle of, 296. Wingham, 158. Winston, 
414. Woodchurch, 414. 


1378. For the Repeal of the Malt, House and Window 
Taxes ; From, Birmingham, txxxvi. 514. Bristol, 519.—Stud- 
ley, 544. Surrey, East, 572. 

See infra, 1956. 2026, 2027. 


Malta : 

1379. For declaring Malta to be a free Port, and for other 
Regulations relating to the Trade of that Island; From, Inhabit- 
ants of Malta; Merchants and others interested in the Trade with 
the Mediterranean ; Chairman, Deputy Chairman and Committee 
of Merchants, Ship-owners and others trading to the Mediterranean 
and the Levant; Charles Vere, a British Subject, resident in Lon- 
don; xc1. 437. 


Man, Isle of : 

1380. For extending the Commission for inquiring into the 
State of the Public Charities for promoting Education to the Isle 
of Man; From the House of Keys, txxvu. 277, P. ——— For a 
Commission to examine whether any Abnses, pointed out for Cor- 
rection by former Commissioners, have been removed; From the 
House of Keys, the Constitutional Representatives of the Isle of 
Man, ixxrx. 516. (P. 518. Complaining of certain Proceed- 











ings against them at a Court of General Gaol Delivery ; From 
William Kelly, also of Thomas Quine and William Skelly, &lt; the 
own 


824. PETITION S—continued. 











I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Man, Isle of —continued. Marine Insurance—continued. 


Town of Douglas, also of Thomas Christian, late of the Town of 
Ramsay ; Lxx1x. 518, p.——— Praying the Government to pur- 
chase all Rights reserved to the Duke of Atholl by the Act of 
1765; From The House of Keys; ixxx. 369, P. Complaining 
of the tyrannical Exercise of the Insular Laws of the Isle of Man; 
From Edward Haycock Colclough Turner, Lxxx11.479.—LxxxIVv. 
317, P.—LXXXVII. cg ee gery | of the Provisions of 
the Trade Act as to the Importation of —_ Brandy ; From 
George Hodgkinson of Douglas, Isle of Man, .xxxrx. 90. 

Fora Reform of the Institutions of the Island; From Inha- 
bitants of the Isleof Man; James Tertius Thomson, xc. 316. 

Against the Assimilation of the Customs Duties of that 
Island to those of the United Kingdom; From Ochai, Isle of 
Man, xc1. 137. See supra, 382. 599. 607. 


Manby, Captain :—See infra, II. 


Manchester : 

1381. Praying the House to institute an Inquiry into the 
Proceedings which took place at the Meeting held in Saint 
Petersfield at Manchester on the 16th August 1819; From, 
Ashton, Thomas, txxxvi. 343,p. Atkinson, John, 343, p.— 
Barnes, William, 343, p. Beswick, James, 343, r. Birch, Alice, 
Wife of David Jaques Birch, 343, p. Black, Mary, 343, p. 
Blinstone, Thomas, (Two Petitions), 343, p. Boles, John, 343, p. 
Booth, Margaret, 343, r. Booth, William, 343, rp. Boothby, 
James, 243, Pp. Brierly, John, 343, p. nag emg 343, P. 
Broadhurst, Nathan, 343, ep. Bromeley, William, 343, p. 
Brooks, John, 343,r. Bruce, Joseph, 343, p. Butterworth, 
William, 343, p.—Cade, Elizabeth, 343, rp. Campbell, James, 
343, Pp. Cavanagh, John, 343,r. Cheetman, William, 343, p. 
Chisnall, James, 343, p. Coates, Joseph, 343, p. Coltman, 
Catherine, 343, p.— Dawson, David, 343, er. Dwyer, Edward, 343, p. 
—Ellis, David, 343, p.—Fieldes, Mary, 343, p.—Garety, William, 
343,P. Gaunt, Elizabeth, 343, rp. Goodwin, Margaret, 343, pr. 
—Harrison, James, 343, p. Harvey, Elizabeth, 343,p. Harvey, 
Ellen, 343, p. Harvey, Isabella, 343, er. Hibbert, William, 343, p. 
Hickley, Dennis, 343, p.—Hindle, Joseph, 343, rp. Hollins, 
James Greaves, 343, p. Horracks, Margaret, 343, Pr. Hunt, 
Henry, 343, p.—Jackson, Samuel, 343, p. Johnson, Edward, 
343, p. Jones, Edward, 343, p. Jones, Joseph, 343, p.— 
Kearsley, Alice, 343,r. Kelly, Thomas, 343, r. Kershaw, John, 
343, p.—Lee, James, 343,r. Lees, James, 343, P. Lees, John, 
343, p.—M‘Cabe, Owen, 343, p. M‘Kenna, Mary Ann, 343, Pp. 
M‘Quaide, Peter, 343, r, Mellor, Daniel,343,p. Mellor, Simon, 
343, p. Monks, Biddy, 343, p.—Neal, Elizabeth, 343, p. 
Ogden, William, 343, rp. O’Neal, Sarah, 343, p.—Redford, 
Thomas, 343, p.—Schofield, William, 343, p. Shields, John, 
243, p. Smith, James, 343, rp. Stewart, William, 343, Pp. 
Stodart, William, 357, p.—Thompson, John, 343, p. Thompson, 
William, 343, p. Tomlinson, James, 343, p.— Whitaker, Ann, 
343, p. Wilde, Robert Taylor, 343, rp. Wolstencroft, James, 
343, P. 


1382. For an Investigation into the Loss of Lives at Man- 
chester on 16th August 1819; From Hewitt, Samuel, txxxvu. 
90. Hull and Sculcoates Political Union, 197.— Maccles- 
field, 139. Manchester, 497. Manchester, Political Union of, 
70.—Paisley, New Town Reading Room, 197.—Ripponden, 197. 

From Members of the Political Union in Sculcoates, 
signed by their Chairman; Offered, and withdrawn, Lxxxvit. 139. 
Complaining of Imprisonment for having attended a Meeting at 
Manchester; From Nathan Broadhurst and others, txxxvu. 
226, P. 

See supra, 898. 


Manchester Churchwardens: 

1383. Complaining of certain Proceedings relating to a recent 
Election of Churchwardens for that Town; From Inhabitants and 
Rate-payers of Manchester, txxx1x. 86. 


Manchester Infirmary : 

1384. For placing it upon the same footing, with respect to 
Certificates of Attendance, as the Hospitals in London, Dublin, 
Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen; From Surgeons to the Royal 
Infirmary at Manchester; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Medical Education; txxx1x. 260. 


Manor Courts (Ireland) : 

1385. For an Inquiry into the Manner in which the Business 
of the Manor Courts of Ireland is conducted ; From Inhabitants of 
Londonderry, Lxxxv. 527, p.——Against any Alteration in the 
Jurisdiction, Powers or Privileges of Menes Courts; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Manor Courts (Ireland) ; From, Atham, 
xcul. 362.— Derryvolgie, 435. Dungannon, 260. Dunmanway, 
324.—Lisburn, &amp;c., 435. For the Adoption of such Measures 
as may render Manor Courts more useful; Referred, to the Select 
Committee on Manor Courts (Ireland); From Bridge Town, xcu. 
371.—Carrigaline, 371.—Fleetwood, 371.— Kilcrea, 416.—Ma- 
croom, 371. 


Manufactories, Ireland : 

1386. For establishing Manufactories ; Of Noblemen, Gentle- 
men and Inhabitants of Westmeath and King’s County, uxxx. 
621, P. 

Marine Insurance : 

1387. For Repeal of Act 6 Geo. L., relating thereto; Of Mer- 
chants, Ship-owners and Traders of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; 
LXXIX. 422, P. For reduction of the Stamp Duties thereon ; 
From Merchants, Ship-owners and others of London; ixxxu. 
589, p.—Darlington, txxxvi. 351. Dundee, 315.—Kingston- 
upon-Hull, 432.—Liverpool, 211. London, 462.—Montrose, 437. 





—Shoreham, 232. Scarborough, 462.—Tynemouth, 404,—— 
For an Alteration of the Scale of Duty on Foreign Insurances; 
From Laurence Jopson Marshall, Underwriter at Lloyd’s; txxxmr, 
199, P. Against increasing the Rates on Marine Policies for 
Nine or Twelve Months; From Owners of Shipping in Peter. 
head, txxxvitt. 500.——For Repeal of Stamp Duty on Policies 
of Marine Insurance; From, Barnstaple, txxxvi. 928, Pp. Bean. 
morris, 752. Belfast, 732. Bidefort, 739, p—Caernarvon, 752, 
Cardiff, 613.— Dundalk, 674, p.—Falmouth, 771, Pp. Fowey, 
589, p.—Galway, 646, p. Glasgow, 564, p. 655, Pp. Gloucester, 
653, Pp. Greenock, 710, p.—Harrington, 815, p.—Ives, St., Corn- 
wall, 746, p.—Limerick, 764, Pp. Liverpool, 635. Londonderry, 
635, p.—Maryport, 815, p. Milford, 660.—Newcastle, Ship- 
owners, 764, Pp. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 866.—Plymouth, 710, p, 
—Rye, 600, r.—Sunderland, 598.—Tralee, 600, p.—Wexford, 
653,p. Whitehaven, 815,r. Workington, 815, p.—Youghall, 655, 
———-For the Repeal of the Duty on Marine Insurances; From, 
Leeds, xc1. 250. Portsmouth, 255. King’s Lynn, 258. Hud- 
dersfield; Weymouth; 268. Tynemouth; Rye; Bradford; 
Limerick ; 276. Manchester, 295. Youghal; Shoreham; Brighton, 
and other Ports; Sunderland; 297. St. Ives, Cornwall, 301. 
Corporation of Cutlers in Hallamshire ; Sheffield ; Scarborough ; 
Falmouth; 305. Glasgow, 311. Whitehaven; Cork; 315. 
Wakefield, Merchants, Ship-owners and others, 323. Dartmouth; 
Bangor; Beaumaris ; Carnarvon; London; 325. Bridport; Car- 
diff; Dunbar ; Eyemouth and North Berwick; Galway; Kings- 
ton-upon-Hull ; Commissioners of Galway Harbour; 330. Dun- 
dalk, 347. Glasgow, 393. Bristol, 426. Dover; Salcombe; 436. 
Milford ; Pembroke; Haverfordwest and other Places; 583. 
———-For Repeal or Reduction of Duty thereon; From, Dundee, 
xci. 163. reenock, 324. Liverpool (Two Petitions), 106, 
London, 106. Montrose, 156. Scarborough, 362. Shields, South, 
238. Sunderland, 429. Tynemouth, 222.———That the Duty 
on Marine Insurance Policies may be considerably increased ; Of 
Lieutenant Richard James Morrison, of the Royal Navy, xcu. 
285. 


Marine Officers : 
1388. Complaining of being deprived of their Half Pay on 
account of being in Holy Orders; Of John Shilliber and John 
Brown Williams, Clerks, late Subalterns of Marines, txxx1. 125, p. 


Market Hill Quarter Sessions : 

1389. That the Quarter Sessions for the Division of Market 
Hill may in future be held at Newtown Hamilton; From James 
Wiles, Foreman of the Grand Jury at the Quarter Sessions at 
Market Hill, rxxxvim. 646. 


Market Tolls: 


1390. For an Inquiry into the State of the same; From 
Thomas Flanagan, Lxxx1. 167. For the preservation of Peace 
and Good Order in his Fairs; From the Earl of Clancarty, Pro- 
prietor of the Great Fairs of Ballinasloe or Dunlo, txxx1. 294, p. 
See infra, 1426. 2041. 


Marlborough Corporation : 

1391. Complaining of Intimidation at the late Election of the 
Town Council of the 5 eer of Marlborough, and praying for 
Inquiry; From Burgesses of Marlborough; Burgesses and In- 
habitant Householders of Marlborough; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Bribery at Elections ; xc1. 227. 


Marriages : 
1392-3. [1820.] Complaining of the Marriage Act; From, 
Blyth, txxv. 145,p. Kidderminster, 280, p. London, Dissenters 
in and near, 280. London, Jewin Street, 309, p. Neweastle- 
upon-Tyne, 145. Shields, North, 211. Southwark, St. Thomas’ 
Chapel, 280.——[1821.] From Branton, txxvi1. 478.——— 
[1822.] From, Atherstone, txxvi. 373, p.—Bridport, 250.— 
Chichester, 174,p. Cirencester, 178, p.—Ditchling, 250. Dover, 
174, p.—Exeter, 96, p.—Falmouth, 126. Flushing, 126.— 
Godalming, 311.—Hackney, 174, p.—Kendal, 178, p. Kingston- 
upon-Hull, 208.—Lambeth, 174, rp. Leeds, 285, p. Leicester, 
237, p. Liverpool, 285, rp.—Maidstone, 178, rp. Manchester, 
250.—Penwith, 350. Plymouth, 293. Plymouth Dock, 293. 
Portsmouth, 178, p.— Sheffield, 178, Pp. — a 
Tees, 178, p.—Tamworth, 373, p. Tavistock, 174, Pp. Ten- 
terden, 174, rp. Thorne, 178, p.—York, 250. 1823.] 
For the Amendment of the Marriage Act; From, Alban’s, St., 
Archdeacon of, txxvi1. 76, p.—Bateman, Sir Hugh, Bart., 58, P. 
Bath, St. James, 80, rp. Bath, St. Michael, 80, ep. Bath, St. 
Paul, 80, p. Bath, St. Peter, 80, p. Battle, Dean of, 9, P. 
Bedford, Duke of, 104, p. Berks, Archdeacon, 22, vp. Bibury, 
Vicar of, 62. Birch, Reverend Thomas, 9, pr. Blakeway, the 
Reverend John Brickdale, 22, r. Bridgenorth, 58, r. Bristol, 
City and Deanery, 49, r. Burgess, William, 62, p.—Castle 
Rising, 26, rp. Creswell, Sacville, 62.—Fawsett, Reverend Wil- 
liam, 26, rp. Ferrers, Edward, 26, p.—Hobart, the Honour- 
able and very Reverend Henry Lewis, 58, p.—Katherine’s, St., 
Hospital, Tower of London, 84, rp. Kirby-le-Soken, 62, P.— 
Leicester, St. Margaret, Prebendal Court, 26, p. Lichfield, 9, P. 
Lincoln Cathedral, 26, rp. London, Tower, St. Katberine’s 
Hospital, 84, p.—Macclesfield, 71. Marshall, John, 22.—Nor- 
wich, 22, p. Nottingham, Archdeaconry, 22, r.—Oxford, Arch- 
deacon, &amp;c., 22.—Parkinson, Thomas, 139, Pp. Pett, Phineas, 22. 
—Roydon, 26, rp.—Shrewsbury, Free Grammar School, 22, ?- 
Shrewsbury, Mayor, &amp;c., 22, Pr. Southwell, Chapter of the Col- 
legiate Church, 9, rp. Southwell, Vicar-General, &amp;c., 9, p. Stam- 
ford and Warrington, the Right Honourable George Harry, 
Earl of, 58, rp. Steward, John, 26, r.—Thorp-le-So yr on 


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J. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Marriages—continued. 

{1823.] For Amendment of the Marriage Act—continued. 
Turner, George, txxvi11. 22.— Walcot, Somerset, 33, rp. Walton-le- 
Soken, 62, Pp. Warrington, Earl of, 58, r. Watson, John James, 

76, 2. Windsor, Dean of, 58, rp. Wootton, North and South, 26, p. 
Wrottesley, Sir John, Bart., 9, p————Complaining of the Mar- 
riage Act; From Neath, uxxvin. 115, p.—=——From Protestant 
Dissenters of London, txxx1. 219, p———-For an Alteration of 
the Marriage Act; Of Elders and Deacons of the Church of 
God meeting in Loughborough, Dewsbury, Battle, Cranbrook 
and London, being Freethinkers, rxxxu1. 456, Pp. Of Inhabitants 
of Chichester of the Unitarian Persuasion, 541. For the 
Amendment of the Marriage Act; From, Unitarians of Chichester, 
uxxxv. 435, Pp. Freethinkers of Dewsbury, 464, p.m —For 
Exemption from the Operation of the Marriage Act; From Free- 
thinkers of London, rxxxv. 424, p. Loughborough, 648, p.——— 
For the Privilege of exercising the Civil Right of Marriage with- 
out an Act of compulsive pion cach to the Church of England ; 
From Elders and Deacons of the Church meeting at St. John’s 

uare, London, txxxvitl. 535. For an Alteration of the 

arriage Act; From Catholic Priests of the Midland Districts, 
LXXxIx. 255. ————For an Alteration of the Law; From William 
Crandell, txxx1x. 390.——That the Ministers of their Com- 
munion in England may be permitted to perform the gern f of 
Marriage in Private Houses; Of Members of the Lancashire 
Scottish Church Presbytery, xc1. 227.———That Marriages cele- 
brated by Ministers in England adhering to the Standards and 
Communion of the Established Church of Scotland, be valid when 
attested by the Signatures of the Ministers; Of the Presbytery 
of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, xc1. 425. 


1394. Complaining of the Law of Marriage, and for the In- 
troduction of Poor Laws into Ireland ; From Minister, Church- 
wardens, &amp;c. of Bromley, St. Leonard’s, txxxvi. 432. See 
supra, 276. 713, &amp;c.; infra, 1481. 1735, &amp;e. 


Marriage Settlements : 
1395. Recommending a Registry thereof; From Charles 
Bucke, .xxvi. 394, rp. Protestant Dissenters assembled at 
No..217, High Holborn, 426, p. 


Martin, Saint, in the Fields : 
1396. Complaining of the Misapplication of the Rates of that 
Parish, and for Relief; From Householders, txxxvi. 831, P. 
——Of Churchwardens and Overseers; Brought up and read, 








; and the said Petition appearing to take notice of the Speech of a 
Member in the House, was withdrawn, txxxvi. 675. See infra, 
2097, &amp;c. 


Martin, Captain : 
1397. For an Increase of Allowance on account of Wounds ; 
From Captain Thomas Martin, ef the Invalids in the E. I. C. 





Service, Lxxx1. 363, P. 
: Maryborough Corporation : 
. 1398. Complaining of certain Abuses therein, and for Relief; 
From Inhabitants of Maryborough, txxxvimi. 269. 
Master of the Rolls (Ireland) : 
e 1399. Relative to his Claim of Right to appoint a Secretary ; 
r Of the — Honourable Sir William M‘Mahon, Baronet, Master 
- of the Rolls in Ireland, txxxv1. 848, p. 
P Masters and Apprentices : 
1400. For the Extension of Provisions of Act 4 Geo. IV., 
c. 34, to Persons engaged in the Silk Manufacture; From Silk 
, Manufacturers of London and Middlesex, txxx1v. 355, P. 
Ss Masters and Servants: 
be 1401. For Amendment of the Law relating thereto; From 
8 Hinckley, txxxvi. 396. 
be Masters and Workmen : 
r, 1402. Fora present Interdiction by Law of Masters and Work- 
- men for more than Five Days’ Agreement per Week; From W. 
n- F. G. Waldron, txxx1x. 503. 
™ Mathematical Inventions : 
- 1403. For an Inquiry into the State of Mathematical Inven- 
m4 tions; From John Walsh, xcrt. 158. 
n- Mauritius : : 
.] 1404. Complaining of his Expulsion from the Island by the 
t., Governor, and praying for an Inquiry into his Case ; From Lewis 
P. Denis Lehent Delavallée, txxxv. 629. Complaining of the 
it. Inhabitants of the Mauritius having been obliged to pay £.1,000 
P. for the detention of Mr. J. Jeremie (late Procureur and Advocate 
’ General at the Mauritius) in this Country, as a Witness to give 
e evidence upon an Inquiry into alleged Grievances of the Inhabit- 
ol, ants of that Island; From, Athanase Volcy Hitié; Lisis Letord ; 
? xcr. 192. 
4 Maw, Lieutenant Lister : 
t., 1405. Praying for the Restoration of his Rank in the Navy, 
tha anda Pension for his Wounds; Of Lieutenant Lister Maw, Rr. N.; 
+. Offered, but the King’s Recommendation not having been sig- 
e's nified, the same was not received ; xct. 311. See infra, 1846, &amp;c. 
= Mayers, Andrew: 
=| 1406. Complaining of his Dismissal from the situation of a 
: Tide-waiter without Provision from the Superannuation Fund, 
ok. LXXIx, 47, P. 
al Maynooth College : : 
ry; 1407. Against any further Grants towards the Support thereof ; 
= From, Archdeacon and Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Berks, 
eT, 1XxxIv. 218, p.—Clergy of Lincoln and Leicester, rxxxv. 473, P. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1887.) 





Maynooth College—continued. 


Against any further Grants towards Support of—continued. 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, txxxvi. 509. Aberdeen, txxxvi. 549, Pp. 
Ardagh, Lxxxvi. 810, Pp. h, 549, p. 730. Bristol, 760, rp. 
Glasgow ; Motion for Printing Neg., 674. Ireland, 802, rp. Long 
Acre Episcopal Chapel, 594, Pp. Newcastle-upon-T. 3 Mo- 
tion for Printing Neg., 833. Portadown, 677, rp. Seago, 780. 
—Aberdeen, ixxxvul. 268. Bolsover, 341. Glasgow; Motion 
for Printing Neg., 497. Glenawly, Orange Lodge, 534. New- 
castle-upon-Tyne, Presbytery, 455. Nottingham, 520. Stirling, 
Presbytery of, 304. Stirling and Falkirk, Presbytery of, 455.— 
Robert Lee, txxxvitt. 168. For continuance of the Grant to; 
From Newcastle-upon-Tyne, txxxvi. 929, p.—G W, LXXXVII. 
333. For discontinuance of the Grant to that College ; From 
Moderator of the Synod of Ross, xc. 315. Cork, 359. Chester, 
468.————For an Inquiry into the State of Maynooth College ; 
Of Francis O’ Beirne, xc. 583. Against any further Grant; 
From, Moderator of the Presbytery of Lorn, xc1. 239. Modera- 
tor of the Provincial Synod of Perth and Stirling, 289. Minis- 
ter and Elders composing the General Kirk Session of Paisley, 
297. County of Leicester; Protestants at a Meeting at Exeter 
Hall, 402. Paisley; Renton; 426. Moderator of the Presby- 
tery of Stirling, 432. Moderator of the Associate Synod of 
Burgher Seceders in Scotland, Eugene Francis O’ Beirne, 615. 
Provincial Synod of Caithness and Sutherland, 732. For 
Discontinuance of the Grant to Maynooth College, and for In- 
quiry into the System of National Education in Ireland; Of Pro- 
testant Dissenters assembling in Ebenezer Chapel, D’Olier Street, 
Dublin, xc1. 755.————For Discontinuance of Grant; From, 
Acton, xci. 476. Athy, 416.—Ballinacor, 476. Ballinakelly, 476. 
Ballintemple, 476. Ballygawley, 476. Ballymore (Manor), 476. 
Ballymore ae ag Ballyoran, 476. Belleck, 476. Bracka, 
476. Bromwich, West, 605. Brownstown and Clounagh, 476. 
—Caithness and Sunderland (Moderator of the Synod), 405.— 
Doncaster, 588. Drumcree, 476. Drumesple, 476. Dungorman, 
476.—Kiernan, 476. Kilberry, 416. Killeshall, 476. Killyman, 
476. Knockavanan, 476.—Loughgilly, 476. Lurgana, 476. 
—Market Hill, 476. Mountnorris, 476. Moyroe, 476. Maulla- 
brack, 476. Mullavilly, 476.—Outlacken, 476.—Perth and Stir- 
ling (Moderator of the Synod), 405. Portadown, 476. Poyntz- 
pass, 476.—Riddings, 649.—Saffron Walden, 362. Seagoe, 476. 
491. Tangradee (Two Petitions), 476. Tartaraghan, 476. Taur- 
namore, 476.—Wolverhampton, 504. For inquiring into the 
— of Instruction, and the Application of the Grant; From 
Chester, xc11. 504. 
See supra, 876; infra, 1861. 

















Meal and Flour (Foreign) : 


1408. For permission to take from Bonded Warehouses 
Foreign Meal and Flour without payment of Duty, to be con- 
verted into Biscuit, and returned to Bond, or exported; From, 
James Fraser &amp; Co., txxx1x. 189. Port Glasgow, 260. Glasgow, 
293. James Surrey, 397. Greenock, 474. 


Measures :—See infra, 2186. 
Mechanics’ Institutions : 


1409. For National Encouragement to the Diffusion of Scien- 
tific and Mechanical Instruction among the Working Classes; 
From Students of the Mechanics’ Institution of Glasgow, txxxvitt. 
674,.————For establishing Endowments or Salaries for the Mas- 
ters and Lecturers engaged to instruct Members of Mechanics’ 
Institutions; From the Sheffield Mechanics’ Institution, txxx1x. 
290,————-For the Encouragement thereof; From Students of the 
Mechanics’ Institution of Glasgow, uxxxrx. 473. For ex- 
empting from wry | all Advertisements in Newspapers emanating 
from Mechanics’ Institutes; From Members and Students of the 
Cork Mechanics’ Institute, txxxrx. 516. 





Medical Corporations : 


1410. That the Charters, Laws and Bye-Laws of existing 
Medical Corporations be comprised among the Subjects of Inquiry 
before the Select Committee on Medical Education; From Mem- 
bers of the Medical Profession resident in Sunderland and the 
Wearmouths; Referred to the Select Committee on Medical Edu- 
cation, Lxxx1x. 86.———Complaining of the defective Constitu- 
tion of the various Medical Corporations in Scotland; From Me- 
dical Practitioners of Glasgow ; Referred to the Select Committee 
on Medical Education; txxx1x. 269. 


1411. That Dissenters may be allowed to graduate at the Uni- 
versities of Oxford and Cambridge, &amp;c.; From W. T. Haycrofts 
m. p.; Referred to the Select Committce on Medical Education, 
LXXx1x. 343.———Complaining of certain Monopolies existing 
in the Medical Profession in Soclenlls From Physicians and Sur- 
geons of the County of Armagh, ixxxix. 379. Surgeons of 
Armagh; Referred to the Select Committee on Medical Education, 
379. 


Medical and Surgical Professions : 

1412. For an Inquiry into the State thereof; From Armagh, 
Lxxxvu.719. Edinburgh, 719. Edinburgh, College of Physicians, 
733. London, Physicians practising in, 636. For the adoption 
of certainRegulationsin the Medical Profession; From Thomas rig- 
ham Toovey, txxxvut. 551.———That in any Laws respecting the 
Medical Profession which the House may enact, the Practice of 
Midwifery may not be overlooked ; From Committee appointed 
by the Obstetric Society of London; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Medical Education; txxxrx. 44. 


1413. For an Inquiry into the existing Laws relating thereto ; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Medical ucation ; 
From, Ayr, County; txxxrx. 390. ag 166. Belfast, 48. 
Bristol, 15. Croydon, 324. Dublin, 568. Dumfries and Kirk- 


cudbright, 439, Greenock, 138. Griggs, William, 143. Liver- 
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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Medical and Surgical Professions—continued. 

For an Inquiry into the existing Laws respecting —continued. 
pool (Two Petitions), rxxx1x. 114. London, 166. London, Medical 
Society, 143. _ Manchester, 114. Medical Practitioners and 
Students (Two Petitions), 143. Sheffield,219. Surrey Benevolent 
Medical Society, 72. Westminster; Medical Society, 4839.——— 
For Protection in the Exercise of their rofessional Avocations, 
free from all Restraints b oe odies; Of Physicians, 
Surgeons and general Medical ractitioners in the Province of 
Ulster, xc. 526.———For Amendment of Law relating thereto ; 
From, Edinburgh, President of the Royal College of Surgeons of, 
xc. 440. Glasgow, 468. Waterford, 568. —-—— Praying the 
House to give the same Protection to the Practice of Medicine 
in Ireland which it has afforded to the Law and to the Church; 
Of James Flinn, xc11. 669. 


Medical Witnesses : 

1414. Complaining of the discretionary power given to Coro- 
ners to fix the amount to be paid to Medical Witnesses for their 
attendance at Inquests ; Of Physicians and Surgeons of Limerick, 
xc. 426.———For affording to Medical Men a fair Remuneration 
for attending Coroners’ Inquests; From, James Baker; Epsom 
and Ewell; Southwark; xci1. 100. Frome, 103. Suffolk, 115. 
Bucks; Reading; Saint Mary, ee Southampton; 120. 
Dorking, 160. radford ; York; Wakefield ; 212. ndon and 
its Vicinity; Bath; 224. Swansea; Neath; Worcester; 239. 
Liverpool; Nottingham; 244. Edward Baynes Fletcher, 267. 
Exeter; Huddersfield; 268. Edward Berkeley Parry and Wil- 
liam Walthew, 276. Dorset, 288. Great Coram Street and other 
Places; Settle, Craven, and other Places ; 352. Clapham, Is- 
lington and other Places, 376. Portsmouth, Portsea and Gos- 
port, 393. Bridgnorth, 409. Bristol, 426. Derby, 438. Wor- 
cester, 499. London, 552. Wilts, Hants, Worcester and other 
Counties, 583. See supra, 616. 


Medicine Stamp Duty : 

1415. Complaining of the effects, and praying for the Repeal 
thereof; From, Bridgewater, txxxv. 521. Bristol, 596, p. e- 
vonport, 596, rp. Exeter, 527, p. London, 527, Pp. 591, P. 
Lynn Regis, 456,r. Manchester, 527, Pr. | Newcastle-under- 
Lyne, 563, p. Norwich, 512, r. Plymouth, 596, rp. Southwark, 
527, P. Stonehouse, 596, re. Tavistock, 596, rp. Westminster, 
527, Pe. Williams, John Dingwall, 623.———For Repeal of the 
Stamp Duty on Patent Medicines; From James Bladon Ruspini, 
LXXXVI. 513. 


Medicines, Patent : 

1416. Complaining of being sued for Penalties under the 
Provisions of the Patent Medicine Acts; From James Middle- 
wood, Lxxxv. 270, p.———That all Patent, Quack and Secret 
Medicines be abolished, and that the Laws relating to Practitioners of 
Medicine be revised; From Medical Practitioners of Bath, xc1.352. 


Medway Navigation : 

1417. For the better Regulation of the River Medway between 
Maidstone and Tonbridge; From John Christie, txxxv. 580. 
———Complaining of the Non-completion of the said Naviga- 
tion, aud of the Misuse of the Powers entrusted to them by the 
Legislature; From Proprietors of Land in the Counties of os 
and Sussex, adjoining or lying near to the River Medway, 
LXXX1x, 22,_—-—For an Inquiry into the State of the Navigation 
of that River; From, Chatham and Strood, txxx1x. 235. Chid- 
dingtsone, &amp;c., 238. Grinstead, East, 238. Kent and Sussex, 
Proprietors of Land, 22. Maidstone, 238. Penshurst, 238. 
Rochester, 275. Sevenoaks, 238. Strood, 235. Sussex and 
Kent, Proprietors of Land, 22. Tonbridge (Two Petitions), 238. 
Westerham, 238. 


Members of Parliament—continued. 


their Representatives not attending his Duty in Parliament, he 
having been appointed Governor of Madras, and praying that a 
New Writ may be issued; From Electors of Canterbury resident 
in London, txxxv. 465, p.——Com — of the Exemption 
from Arrest and Imprisonment for Debt allowed to Members of 
Parliament ; From William Mackay and James Alston, txxxyizy, 
269.———For the Amendment of Acts relating to the Qualification 
of Members of the House of Commons; From Protestant Conger. 
vative Society of Ireland, 1xxxvm1. 70.——That no Pro 
Qualification be required either in Electors or Representatives ; 
For the Repeal of the Septennial Act, Vote by Ballot, and Relief 
from Taxation; From Timothy Hutt and Mark Anthony Johnson, 
Lxxxviu. 243. Norwich, 2483.———For compelling in all cases 
where the Qualification of a Member may be — the 
observance of the Standing Orders of the House relating thereto ; 
From Freemen and Electors of Dover, Lxxxvit1. 636.——~For 
the Enactment of a Law more liberally regulating the Qualification 
of Members of Parliament; From Andrew Carew O’Dwyer, xc, 
446. ———— That every Candidate shall be in possession of his 
Qualification for Six Months previous to the Election; From 
George James Sullivan, xc. 477. See supra, 484. 1169. 


Mercantile Distress : 


1421. Relative to the Causes thereof; From, Richard Gould- 
smith, Barrister at Law, txxx1.312,P. John Greenwood, of Hali- 
fax, 321. 


Merchant and Factor : 


1422, For Amendment of the Law relative to; From, Mer- 
chants of London, also of Liverpool, txxvit. 304, p. Chamber 
of Commerce of Bristol, 309, rp. Chamber of Commerce of 
Dublin; Referred to the Select Committee on the Law of Mer. 
chant and Factor, 341.———From Merchants of London, uxxx, 
481,P. Dublin Chamber of Commerce, 528, p. 


Merchant Seamen : 


1423. For a legal Investigation after Seamen lost at Sea; 
From Mariners of South Shields, txxx1x. 129.—xc. 339. James 
Ballinghall; Inhabitants of Leslie; xc. 492. London, 583.—— 
Respecting Merchant Seamen’s Fund; From Master Mariners 
and others, txxx. 446, P.———For oe the Laws relative to 
Merchant Seamen ; From, Ship-owners of the Port of Dublin, 
LXxx1. 32, Pp. Robert Roe, Secretary to the Chamber of Com- 
merce in Dublin, 231, p. Complaining of the want of 
Employment in the Mercantile Marine of the Country, and for 
Relief; From Mariners of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, txxxvim. 232, 
———For the adoption of a Maritime Code of Laws; From, 
Friends of the British Sea Service, txxxvi1. 490. Officers and 
Sailors of the Commercial Navy, 490. 


Merchant Seamen’s Sixpences : 


1424. For the Repeal of the Act by which the same were 
imposed; From, Corporation for Support of Sick and Disabled 
Seamen, txxxvu1.670. Kingston-upon-Hull, 443.470. London, 
555. Plymouth, 500. Pancras, St., 598. Shields, South, 590. 
Stockton-upon-Tees, 527. Sunderland, 379. 394. 403.—— 
Praying the House to grant the Transfer of Four Years’ Green- 
wich Sixpences to suitable Commissioners, who shall build a 
“ Sailors’ Anchorage,” as a general receiving, lodging and 
shipping House for the Sailors of the Port of London; and at 
the Sachsen of those Four Years, that the House will apportion 
a part of Deptford Dockyard as a Merchant Seamen’s Hospital 
for aged, decrepid, infirm and worn-out Merchant Sailors, who 
are now wandering about the Country in the most deplorable state; 
From Clerkenwell, txxxviu. 610.——For relieving Merchant 
Seamen from the —— of Sixpence per Month to Greenwich 
Hospital; From, John Orr, rxxxix. 16. Barmouth, 111. Sun- 


derland ; Boston; 179. Margate; Ramsgate ; South Shields; 199. 
Overton Villa, 204. Upton-upon-Severn, 211. Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne; Plymouth; 216. Sheffield, 219. Bath, 235. Guils- 
borough, 243. Darlington, 289. North Shields, 319. Kingston- 
oon (Two Petitions), Richard Harley, 341. Great Yar- 
mouth, 369. Northampton, 560. 


Metropolitan Markets : 

1425. Petition of Patrick Seyton Hynes, stating Particulars 
relative to his Plan for establishing Public Markets in the Metro- 
polis, rxxx1x. 555. 

Metropolis Paving Act: 

1426. Against; From Inhabitants of St. George and St. 

Giles, Lxxvi. 442, P. 
Metropolis Improvements : 
1427. For the formation of New Streets; From British 


Meek, James : 

1418. That the Minutes of Evidence taken before the Police 
Committee in 1817 may be allowed to be produced in evidence; 
Leave given the Clerk and Short-hand Writer to attend; txxv. 
443, p. ———— That the Clerk and Short-hand Writer who 
attended the Police Committee in 1817 may be allowed to 
attend and give evidence in the Court of King’s Bench, on the 
Trial of Meek v. Collins and others, txxxvi. 71, Pr. Motion 
that the Clerk and Short-hand Writer who attended the Police 
Committee do attend with the Minutes of Evidence, and give 
evidence on the said Trial ; Withdrawn, 87. 


Meetings :—See supra, 286. 565. 1381. 


Melville, Henry : 


1419. Complaining of the Sentence passed on him for an 


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, . ain . - Bree 316. Giles, Saint, in the Fields, and Saint George, Bloomsbury, 
Colonial Times Newspaper, now ws in His Majesty’s Cemwaiien tee te Cleansing and Lighting the Parishes of 
Gaol at Hobart Town, xci. 576.———Praying the attention of the 250. Paul, St., Covent Garden, 324. Pitt, Charles, 324 
House to Mr. Melville’s Petition; Offered, but the Signatures ais hy ries , aves 
appearing to be copied from the original Petition, “illeens Metropolis Roads : 

rom free Inhabitants of Hobart Town, xc1. 576. 1428. Complaining of the Conduct of the Commissioners; 

: . From Vestrymen of Saint Pancras, txxxi1. 450.———Persons 

Members of Parliament —_ residing ae or using the first District, txxxv. 170.————Com- 
_ 1420. Respecting the Appointment of Stephen Rumbold Lush- plaining of the Management of the Roads under the Commis- 
ington, Esq'*, m. Pp. to be Governor of Madras; From Freemen sioners; From Vestrymen of St. Pancras, txxxvi. 410. 
of Canterbury, Lxxxu. 550, p.———Complaining that their om “ : : 
ag acne BY ie Renbete Lushington, Esq", is not able Metropolis Police :—See infra, 1616. 
to attend his Duty in Parliament, he having been appointed i co—flee ¢ 
Governor of Madras; From Freemen of the City and County of Metropolis ‘Water &gt;—fes tages 
wr prereg. LXXxilI. 207, p.—_—Complaining of the Absence 
of their Representative; From, Electors and Freemen of the 
City of Canterbury, txxx1v. 152, p. Several Electors of Canter- 
bury resident in London, 238, r.———-Complaining of one of 


Mexican Mining Company : 
1429. Relative thereto; From Bernard Ross of Billiter Street, 
London, txxx1. 87, Pp. Directors of the Mexican Company, 
120, P. 





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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Mexico :—See supra, 45. 


Meyrick, Thomas : 
1430. Complaining of 2 Roman Catholic Priest and the Bri- 
tish Consul, at Lisbon; Of Thomas Meyrick, txxv1. 250. 


Middlesex County Court : 

1431. Complaining of Fees taken therein; From House- 
keepers and others of Middlesex, txxvu1. 355. Inhabitant House- 
holders of Middlesex, and of Housekeepers of Kensington, 
Chelsea, and Districts adjoining, 427. Of Inhabitant House- 
holders of St. Marylebone, 469, p.— ——For the Extension of 
the Power thereof, txxvitt. 408.———Complaining of certain 
Proceedings before the Commissioners of that Court, and for 
Inquiry ; Gass John Barr, rxxxvut. 540. 


Middlesex West Water Works Company :—See infra, 
1624, 


Middleton, Roger : 


1432. Complaining that a Fine has been levied upon him for 
suffering tippling in his house, and imputing corrupt motives to 
the Magistrate who caused the same to be levied; From Roger 
Middleton of Ouseburn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, txxxviit. 727. 


Mileage Duty :—See infra, 1652. 


Mile End Old Town : 

1433. Complaining of certain Proceedings at the Petty Ses- 
sions for Middlesex, in a case of Appeal ry the Petitioner against 
the Accounts of the Overseers of that Hamlet; From John Al- 
mond, Lxxxvilt. 655. 


Milford Road : 

1434. For improving the Communication between England and 
Ireland by the Milford Road; From the Corporation of the 
Chamber of Waterford, txxx. 16. Merchants and others of 
Cork, txxx. 41, p.———Relative to the Communication by way 
of Milford; Referred to the Select Committee on the Com- 
munication with Ireland by Milford Haven; From Merchants, 
&amp;ec. of Waterford, cxxxu. 143, p. Inhabitants of Hereford, 321. 
Inhabitants of the Towns and Neighbourhood of Wiveliscombe 
and Milverton, 327. Mayor, &amp;c. of Haverfordwest, 357. Inhabi- 
tants of Milford and Hakin, 366. Inhabitants of Pembroke, 
383. 394. 

Military : 

1435. Complaining of the Conduct of the Military in the 
Town of Oldham, and for Reduction of the Standing Army; 
From Inhabitants of Oldham, txxv. 204, p.——Complaining of 
the Conduct of the Military at Knightsbridge Barracks on occa- 
sion of the Funeral of Two Men killed at the Funeral of the 
Queen (Caroline); From the Corporation of London, txxvu. 
12, Pr. Petition read; Motion for appointing Committee to in- 
quire into the facts stated in the Petition; Negatived; 70. See 
supra, 286; infra, 1208, 


Military Baggage : 
1436. Complaining of the present Rates of Conveyance thereof; 
From Carmen of the City and County of Londonderry, txxxv1. 
198, P. 


Military Flogging: 

1437. For the Abolition thereof; From, Dublin National 
Trades Political Union, txxxvu. 136. Hull and Sculcoates Po- 
litical Union, 417. Members of the National Union of Working 
Classes, 512. Wilkins, John, 534. Liverpool, Lxxxvutl. 274. 
Oldfield, Jesse, 718. Somerville, Alexander, 269. Tavistock, 
509.——Cadogan, Williams, xc. 249. George Gunning, 316. 
———For an Inquiry into the Circumstances attending the Punish- 
ment of John Hutchinson, of the Third Regiment of Guards, and 
for the Abolition of Flogging in the Army; From Inhabitants of 
Lambeth, txxx1x. 593. Petition to lie upon the Table; 515. 
——— For the Abolition thereof; From Charles Carter Wil- 
liamson, txxx1x. 516. Rye, 548. Oxford; Peckham, 572. 
Saint Martin-in-the-Fields, Westminster, 580.— —For Repeal of 
Laws which authorize the Punishment of Flogying in the Army 
and Navy; From Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Commons of Lon- 
don, xct. 157. Woolwich, 200. Chichester, 227. Woolwich, 
239. Mayor of Sunderland, 244. Weymouth and Melcombe 
Regis; Corporation of Lincoln; 250. Pollokshaws,288. Office- 
bearers and Members of the Glasgow Political Union; Nairn; 
811. Leak, 326. John Drakard, 352. Fenwick, 426. 

Militia : 

1438. Relative to the Militia Act; Of John Clark, rxxviu. 
447, p.———Complaining of the Assessment imposed for the 
Relief of the Wives and Families of Militiamen ; eciidtosens 
of Supply of the County of Aberdeen, txxx. 620, Pp. 
Against the Reduction of Retired Allowances; Of Adjutants, 
LXXXI. 101.———Relative to Retired Allowances; Of Adjutants 
of the Regular Militia of Great Britain, uxxx1. 524. 
Against the Reduction of the Militia Staff; From the under- 
mentioned Militia Regiments; Allen, William Henry, txxxrv. 
157. Anglesea, 77. Antrim, 170,Pp. Armagh, 42. Atkinson, 
John, 250, p.—Boyce, Thomas, 256. Brunette, Kirby, 157.— 
Cavan, Serjeants, &amp;c., 174, p. Cavan, Officers, 174, rp. Cavan, 
Paymaster, &amp;c., 218, p. Challenor, William Bowen, 256. Clare, 
Joshua, 166, rp. Clark, John, 375. _Cork City, Corporals, 157. 
Cork City, Kirby Brunette, 157. Cork City, William Henry 
Allen, 157. Cork, North, 170. Cork, South, 170.—Denbigh- 
shire, 77, rp. Devon, North, 166, Pr. Donegal, 161, r. Down, 
North, 305. Dublin, 166, rp.—King’s County, 152, p.—Lan- 











GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Militia—continued. 

Against Reduction of the Militia Staff—continued. 
cashire, Second Regiment, txxx1v. 142, p. Limerick City, 152, p. 
Limerick Royal, George Portley, 125, p. Limerick Royal, Pay- 
master, &amp;c., 125, p-—Macfarlane, Patrick John, 224. Mayo, 
South Battalion, 161,r. Meath, 152,r. Meath, Joshua Clare, 
166, rp. Monaghan, 174, p.—Northumberland, 41.—Perthshire, 
John Clark, 375. Portley, George, 126, p.—Queen’s County, 
174, rp. Radnorshire, 197, p.—Salop, Thomas Boyce, 256. Sur- 
rey, First Regiment, William Bowen Challenor, 256.—Tipperary, 
166, p.—Westmeath, 133, p. 166, p.—York, West, Third i- 
ment, John Atkinson,-250, p.———For the Amendment of the 
Militia Laws; From William Lovett, txxxvir. 108, p.———Sug- 
esting the propriety of taking into consideration the Militia 

tablishment, with a view to its Abolition; From John Wright, 
Lxxx1x. 190. See supra, 564. 


Milk Company : 
1439. Complaining thereof; From Cowkeepers and others, 
LXXx. 225. 238. 


Miller, Joseph : 
1440. Stating his Services to the Army in Egypt, txxvim. 
469, P. 


Mills, Benjamin : 

1441. Complaining of the inadequate Retired Allowance afforded 
him, and praying the House to appoint a Committee to investigate 
his Case; From Benjamin Mills, late Surveyor of Assessed and 
Land Taxes for the Division of St. Pancras, Middlesex, xcr1. 263. 


Milner, Rowland : 


1442. For an Inquiry into the Reasons of his Dismissal from 
the Navy; ixxxv. 603.———Complaining of being deprived of 
his Rank and Half Pay ; txxxrx. 569.—xcm. 585. 

Mines : 

1443. Respecting his Invention for preventing the effects of 
Foul Air therein; From William Lester, yxxvi1. 268, P.—LXXVIII. 
371.———For assessing Mines to the Relief of the Poor, and to 
the County and Highway Rates; From Wilton-cum-Twambrooks, 
LXXXvill. 364..—-—Praying the House to resume the considera- 
tion of the lamentable Accidents constantly occurring in the Mines 
of this Country, and grant the Petitioner an opportunity of demon- 
strating the merits of his Plans for preventing such Accidents ; 
From David Booth, xc1. 277. For a Committee to investigate 
the merits of his Discoveries for preventing Accidents in Mines ; 
From John Cooper Douglas, xc1. 589. For examina- 
tion of his Plan and Experiments in the Ventilation of Mines; 
From James Hendrie, xc1. 732. 757.———For a Law for the 
more summary conviction of Persons guilty of Petty Thefts and 
Depredations on their Property ; From Owners or Occupiers, or 
the Agents of Mines, xct. 353. 


Ministers (Scotland) : 

1444, For regulating the Appointment of Ministers to Churches 
in Scotland erected by voluntary contribution; From Inhabitants 
of Port Patrick, 1xxx1x. 370.— —Complaining of the manner 
in which the Tax for the Stipend of the Assistant Clergyman is 
levied ; From Merchants, Burgesses and Inhabitants of the Royal 
Burgh of Montrose, Lxxx1x. 538. 





Ministers, His Majesty’s : 

1445. Complaining of the Conduct of Ministers; From Inha- 
bitants of Nottingham ; Motion for printing Petition negatived ; 
LXXVI. 92.———That the late Ministers of this Country be 
impeached; From Richard Jones, txxxvi. 213,———For the 
Impeachment of His Majesty’s Ministers, for placing the County 
of Kilkenny under Martial Law; From William Adam, txxxviu. 
412.———For an Address to His Majesty for the Dismissal of 
Ministers from Office; From Members of the Political Union and 
other Inhabitants of Salford, txxxvim1. 505.———For the Removal 
from His Majesty’s Councils of the late Administration; From, 
Glasgow, xc. 241. Great Yarmouth, 248. Lanark,270. See 
supra, 535. 1158. 


Ministers, Presbyterian :—See infra, 1659. 1710. 


Ministers’ Money : 

1446. That the Collection of the Arrears of Ministers’ Money 
be limited to a period of Two or Three Years, and for a more 
equitable mode of Collection; From Inhabitants of Dublin, 
LXXXVII. 53, P. For Repeal of the Act authorizing the Col- 
lection of Ministers’ Money; From Members of the National 
Trades Political Union of Dublin, txxxvu. 189.— —To be 
relieved from the Payment thereof; Of Inhabitants of Saint John, 
Limerick, xc. 521.———Complaining of a Seizure for Ministers’ 
Money; Of the Reverend James Carey and the Reverend 
J. D. Berrill, xc1. 136. See supra, 776. 


Models : 

1447. For establishing an Office where Models or Patterns 
can be deposited as a security against Fraud; From, William 
Pickman, Manufacturers und Ironfounders of Middlesex, xc1. 
376. Manufacturers and Brassfounders of Middlesex, 417. 


Mohun, Elizabeth : 
1448. Complaining of certain Proceedings taken against her 
in the Court of Exchequer, for recovery of Tithes in Kind ; txxx1x. 
547. 





Molasses : 
1449. For placing the Molasses Trade on a footing with that 
of Sugar; From Chamber of Commerce of Greenock, txxxv. 603. 





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PETITIONS—coniinued. 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Molasses—continued. 

———Against the use thereof in Breweries and Distilleries ; 
From, Abercrombie, R., uxxxvi. 795. Alloa, 733. Ash, 741.— 
Banff, 795. Berwick, 764. Biggleswade, 786. Bishop Stort- 
ford, 764. Braintree, 855. Brothercross, 718. Bungay, 677. 
709, ». Burntisland, 722. 733. Bury Saint Edmund’s, 811.— 
Caithness, 787. Cambridge, 718. Chelmsford, 855. Colchester, 
764, pv. Coldstream Market, 764.—Dalkeith, 722. Denbigh 
County, 748. Dover,771. Dudley,817._ Dunbar, 764. Dundee, 
703, Pe. Dunsie, 816.—Edinburgh (Two Petitions),722. Erping- 
ham, South, 741. Essex, 855.—Fife, West, 733. Flegg, East 
and West, 718. Flint, 752. Framlingham, 710. Fraserburgh, 
816. Freebridge Lynn, 718. Freebridge Marshland, 718.— 
Gowrie, Carse of, 781.—Haddington, 677.(r. 709.) Haddington, 
Noblemen, 758. Halesworth, 677. (vp. 709.) Harleston, 677. 
(p. 709.) Hay, W., 732. Hertford, 715.—Inverkeithing, 732. 
Ipswich (Three Petitions), 811.—Jedburgh, 788.—Kelso, 740. 
Rent, 741. Kincardine, 788. Kinross, 762. Kirkcaldy, 733. 
—Leith, 762. Linlithgow, 733.—Mark Lane, Corn-factors, 696, P. 
Melrose, 740. Middlemass, C., 764.—Norfolk (Two Petitions), 
685. 741.—Perth, 781.—Rochford, 855. Royston, 666, Pr. Rox- 
burgh, 894, v.—Saffron Walden, 764. Scotch Distillers, 635. 
703, Pp. Soham, 666. Stead, P., 684, p. Stowmarket, 811. 
Sudbury, 816.—Ware, 748. Warrington, 792. West Lothian, 
699. Wigtown, 911. Witham, 855. Woodbridge, 811.—Yar- 
mouth, Great, 718.— —In favour of admitting the use of 
Molasses in the Breweries and Distilleries of the United Kingdom ; 
From Distillers of Scotland, txxxv1. 676.———Against the use 
of Molasses in Distillation, and the Repeal of the Malt Drawback ; 
From Caithness, txxxvi. 863, Pp. Stirling, 904, Pp. 


Monastic Institutions : 
1450. Foran Inquiry into the Nature, Operation and Tendency 
of Monastic Institutions in Ireland; From the Reverend John 
Benjamin M‘Crea, xc. 249. See infra, 1711. 


Money Payment to Workmen :—See infra, 2104. 
Monks, Richard : 


1451. Complaining of a Prosecution for not complying with 
certain provisions of the Excise Laws relating to Leather, and for 
Relief; txxxv. 185. 


Montrose, Clergy : 

1452. For Repeal of an Act of the Parliament of Scotland, 
imposing a Tax upon that Burgh for the support of a second 
Clergyman; Of the Provost, Magistrates and Town Council of 
Montrose, xc1. 474. 


Montserrat, Island of: 
1453. For a Grant of Money for immediate Relief; Offered, 
but not being recommended by the Crown, the same was not 
received ; LXxxI. 250. See supra, 993. 


Mortgages, Transfer of :—See supra, 1253. 


Mottram, Peter Clark : 
1454. Complaining of his Dismissal from the Cheshire Militia, 
and for Inquiry; txxxvuitl. 669. 


Mount Crevel :—See supra, 1065. 


Mounteney, Thomas : 


1455. Complaining of being imprisoned in France, and for 
Redress; txxxvi. 163. 


Mowlds, George Frederick : 
1456. Complaining of his Dismissal from the Post Office in 
Dublin; txxx1x. 572.—xc. 446. 
Moy Navigation : 
1457. For resuming the Government Works there; From 
Landowners and others of Ballina, txxxvi. 402, p. 
Mudge, John: 
1458. Complaining of his having been turned out of the Town 
of Wetherby ; txxxrx. 503. 
Mullingar Turnpike Road: 


1459. For Reduction of Tolls thereon, and for Exemption from 


Toll on the carriage of Manure throughout Ireland ; From Dublin, 
Landowners, &amp;c., Ltxxxv. 274. 


Mumbles Lighthouse : 


1460. Complaining of the heavy Amount levied as Light Dues, 
and alleging the misapplication thereof; From Merchants, &amp;c., 
Newport, Monmouth; txxxrx. 221. Referred to Select Com- 
mittee on Lighthouses, 227. 


Municipal Corporations :—See supra, 617-622. 


Murder :—See supra, 52. 


Murray, Lieut.-Colonel Alexander : 


1461. Complaining of the Seizure of his Vessel at the Bahamas, 
and praying for Redress; txxxvi. 189. 


Murray, John Fisher: 


1462. Complaining of having been dismissed from his Situation 


of one of the Inspectors of National Schools in Ireland, for the 
publication of a P eagery Pamphlet; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on the Plan of Education in Ireland; Of John Fisher 
Murray; xcu. 320. 


Music and Dancing :—See infra, 1678. 





Mutiny Bill: 

1463. That another Mutiny Bill may not until the Reform 
Bill shall have passed entire and cematthieds From Charles 
Lakin, Chairman of the Council of the Northern Political Union, 
LXXXVil. 239. 

Myers, William : 

1464, Complaining of being confined in the Gaol of Carlisle, 
for an alleged Contempt of the Court of Exchequer; Of William 
Myers, xci. 779. 

Naas Road : 

1465. For enn se much of the Act as imposes a Toll 
upon the Road from Dublin to Naas; From, Thomas Dillon, 
LXXXIv. 171, p. 402.—Gentry, Merchants and Traders of Mary- 
borough, Mountrath and Castletown, 201, p.—Grand Jury of the 
County of Kildare, Lent Assizes [1829], 214. Gentlemen, Mer. 
chants, Traders and general Inhabitants of Naas, Kildare and 
Monastereven, and of resident Nobility, Gentry, Merchants and 
others of Roscrea, 382. Thomas Dillon, txxxv1. 368,——. 
Complaining of the amount of Tolls, and for Removal of Turnpike 
Gates; From Tax and Turnpike Toll Payers; Householders re- 
siding in the Parish of Crumlin; txxxvut. 196. 


Nairn Royal Burgh: 

1466. For an Inquiry into the Misapplication of the Public 
Money; Of William Mackintosh, of Millbank, and others; also 
of Burgesses and Householders of the Royal Burgh of Nairn; 
LXXxIX. 366, P. 


National Differences : 
1467. That all National Differences may be settled by the 
interposition of the House; Of Members of the Peace Society 
and others, Inhabitants of Southampton, xc1. 804. 


National Gallery : 

1468. That the Designs for a National Gallery may be sub- 
mitted to Competition ; oe Charles Purser, Architect, txxxvin. 
718.———Against the appropriation of any part of the National 
Gallery as a receptacle for any Private Society ; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Arts and Manufactures; Artists and Ad- 
mirers of the Fine Arts; xc. 456.———Against the appropriation 
of the National Gallery to the use of the Royal Academy, to the 
exclusion of the Petitioners; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Arts and Manufactures; Of Members of the Society of British 
Artists in Suffolk Street, Pall Mall East; xc. 569. That 
the National Galleries of Art may be opened on a portion of the 
Sabbath Day; Of William Gowin Herdman, xc1. 567. 


National Monument : 

1469. For an additional Advance of Money, and for a Loan of 
Exchequer Bills, without personal liability; Offered, but such 
Grants and Loan not being recommended by the Crown, the Peti- 
tion was not received ; Of the Secretary to the Board for the 
Erection of a National Monument in Scotland; xc. 567. 


National Stone Way Company :-—See infra, 1544. 
National Synod :—See supra, 410. 


Natives of India: 
1470. For extension of Civil Rights and Privileges; From 
Christians, Hindoos and others, Natives of India and Inhabitants 
of Bombay, Ltxxxvi. 806, P. 


Naval Architecture : 
1471. For Inquiry into his Son’s Improvements in Naval 
Architecture ; Of Matthew Philips, Geographical Engineer and 
Surveyor, xc1. 347. 


Navigation Laws: 


1472. Against any Alteration; Of Ship-owners of Yarmouth, 
LXXV. 252, P. 


Navy 


1473-4. For an Inquiry into the Causes of Dry Rot in the 
Navy; From John Burridge, Merchant of London, ixxvm. 
477, P.—Lxxx. 468. For a Committee to inquire what mea- 
sures may be expedient for the extinction of the Dry Rot in the 
Navy; From John Burridge, txx1x. 492, p.p———For an Inquiry 
into the State of the Navy; From John Burridge, txxx. 468. 
(Pp. 574.)—LxxxI. 17, P.—Lxxxil. 299, P. ——— Submitting his 
views in relation to Naval Commissions, and praying for an 
Inquiry ; From Edward Edwards, txxx1x. 502,—\==-Complain- 
ing of being deprived of Half Pay; From, Bee, John, xct. 756. 
Boyce, William, xc. 606. Bryant, Edward, xc1. 756. Burney, 
Sarah, xc. 601. Edwards, Edward, xc. 601.—xc1. 818. Milner, 
Rowland, xc. 601.—xc1. 756. Williams, Thomas, 601.—— 
ors of the Commissioners of the Navy taking possession 
of Land, held by them under Lease, at the South End of the Town 
of Deal, without Compensation; From Edward Iggulden and 
others, Lxxx111. 293. (Pp. 313.) 

See supra, 376, 377. 

Navy Timber :—See supra, 1222. 

Navy Five Per Cents: 

1475. For further time for dissenting; From William Jones, 
of Rugton, txxvu. 78. Philip Pleydell Bouverie, 89, p. 
Navy Pay Office: 
1476." Complaining of being removed therefrom ; From Charles 
Beamish, txxxvitt. 454, 
Negro Apprenticeship : ; 
1477. For the Abolition of the system of Negro Apprentice- 
ship; From Members of the Joint Committee of the London Anti- 
Slavery Society, and of the British and Foreign Society for the 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.-—(continued)—relative to— 


Negro Apprenticeship—continued. 

For the Abolition thereof—continued. 
Salford Anti-Slavery Society, xc. 656.——— From, Taunton; 
Chelmsford ; Perth; Leeds; Kendal; Buckingham; Glasgow; 
Calne; Frome Selwood; Chairman and Secretaries of the Com- 
mittee of a Society in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, for the Abolition of 
Slavery; Wokingham; King’s Road, Reading; Broad Street, 
Reading ; Wesleyan Methodists of Reading ; xc1. 192. Birming- 
ham, 197. Chairman and Secretary of the Manchester and Salford 
Anti-Slavery Society, 213. Maidstone, 571. Amersham, 633. 
——From Airdrie, Chairman of a Meeting; xcu. 610. Edin- 
burgh, Chairman of a Meeting, 617. Falkirk, Chairman of a 
Meeting, 650. Glasgow, 580. Irvine, 610. Kilmarnock, 610. 


Nelson, David A. :—See supra, 906. 
Nevis :—See supra, 993. 


Newark-upon-Trent : 
1478. For an Inquiry into the State of the Public Bequests to 
that Town; From Inhabitants, txxx1. 329, p.——For an In- 
uiry into the Conduct of the Duke of Newcastle as Lessee of the 
Cuca Property in the Borough of Newark, txxxv. 115, p. 


Newbury : 
1479. Respecting abuses in certain Charities in that Borough ; 
From George Gray, xxx. 630, P. 


Newcastle, Duke of :—See supra, 1478. 


Newcastle-upon-Tyne : 

1480. To enable them to vote for the County ; Of Freeholders, 
LXXv. 295. Taking notice of certain Charges made against 
them in the House; Vien Seamen of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; 
Offered, and withdrawn; 1xxx. 326. 


Newfoundland : 


1481. Praying to be placed on a footing with their fellow 

Colonists in America; Of Inhabitants, txxvi. 388, P.—— 

Against certain proposed Regulations relative to their Marriages ; 

Of Roman Catholics of Newfoundland, txx1x. 205, P. hat 

| a Local Legislative Government may be granted to the said 
) Colony; From Inhabitants of St. John’s; Carbonear; Port de 
Grave; Brigus; Old Perlican ; txxxvi. 171.———For a Repre- 
! sentative Local Legislature; From Inhabitants of the Town of 
Harbor Grace, in Conception Bay, in the Island of Newfound- 
land, Lxxxvit. 298, P. For Redress of Grievances ; Of Inha- 
bitants of the District of St. John’s, in the Island of Newfound- 
land, xc. 566. Complaining of Proceedings connected with 
a late Election in Newfoundland; From Brigus, xcu. 624. Car- 
bonear, 416. Harbor Grace, 320. 324, p. House of Assembly, 
Representatives in, 322. 324, p. Newfoundland, St. John’s, 
491. Saunders, William, 429. Thomey, Roger, 323, p.——— 
Complaining of oppressive conduct exercised against them by 
Judge Boulton in that Island, and praying that a rigid Inquiry 
may be instituted; Of Edward Troy and Patrick Ward, Catholic 
Clergymen of Newfoundland, xc11.568. See supra, 280.958. 1193. 


Newington, St. Mary, Churches : 
1482. Complaining of the Amount levied upon that Parish for 
Payment of the Expense of building Churches therein; From 
3 Church Rate-payers of St. Mary, Newington, xc. 601,——— 
To be exonerated from the demands made by the Board 
of Commissioners for Building new Churches, and to be empow- 
ered to appoint their own Trustees ; Of Parishioners of St. Mary, 
al Newington, xci. 584. 
New Ross, Trinity Hospital : 
1483. Complaining of the exclusion of Roman Catholics from 
that Institution; From Inhabitants of New Ross, txxxvim. 235. 
h, Newry : 
1484. Against a proposed Bill for regulating that Town; 
Of Householders of Newry, itxx1x. 127, P. Taking notice 














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he of the Report from the Select Committee on the Election for that 

Il. Borough, and praying the House to follow up the recommenda- 

a= tion therein contained; From Electors of Newry, tx xxvii. 605. 

he Newsham, Richard : 

4 1485. Complaining of unjust treatment, and praying the 

his House to investigate the subject of his Complaint; From Richard 

om Newsham, of the 53d Regiment, txxxvil, 245. To lie on the 

i Table, 305.———For an Inquiry into his Case ; From Chatham, 
Lxxxviul. 505. Gravesend and Milton, 411. 

56. 

ey, New South Wales: 

eT, 1486. Complaining of the Conduct of Governor Macquarrie 

— and Mr. Secretary Campbell; From John Drake, xxv. 437, p. 

jon ———-Relative to the State of the Law acted upon in New South 

wh Wales with regard to them; From certain free Inhabitants, 

and LXXVIII. 465, P.~ For an Elective Assembly, Trial by Jury, 


and Taxation by Representation, in that Colony; From J. Mack- 
aness, Sheriff of New South Wales, txxx111. 248, p.———For the 
Introduction into that Colony of Trial by Jury, and for a Repre- 
sentative Assembly ; From free Inhabitants of New South Wales, 
LXxxvul. 440, p.———Complaining of Restrictions on the Liberty 
nes, of the Press in that Colony; From Edward Smith Hall, a free 
Emigrant Colonist of New South Wales, txxxvu. 441, Pp. —— 
For an Inquiry into the Conduct of Governor Darling in refusing 
the Petitioner a Grant of Land in New South Wales; From John 
Darby Shelley, uxxxvit. 572, p———Complaining of the Conduct 
of General Darling, late Governor of New South Wales, in sus- 


pending the Petitioner from his Office of Commissioner of Crown 
jice- nds, and dismissing him from the Magistracy; From John 
nti- Stephen, Junior, txxxvu. 512, p.———Complaining of Dismissal 
the from Office ; From Saxe Bannister, late Attorney-General of New 
and South Wales, txxx1x. 538.———For an Inquiry into the Conduct 
ord of General Darling, while Governor of New South Wales; Of 





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Robert Robison, xc. 425. For Inquiry into the truth of the 
Charges preferred by Captain Robison against General Darling ; 
From Merchants and Ship-owners of London trading to New 
South Wales; Inhabitant Householders and others of Marylebone, 
xc. 502. Earl of Castlestuart, 507.———Complaining of the 
Conduct of General Darling, while Governor of New South Wales; 
Of Patrick Thompson, xc. 661.———For a Representative As- 
sembly; Of free Inhabitants of New South Wales, xc. 419. 
For an Inquiry into the cause of his Removal from the Office of 
Sheriff of New South Wales ; Of John Mackaness, xc. 502. _——— 
Complaining of refusal of General Darling to make to the Peti- 
tioner a Grant of Land in that Colony; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on General Darling’s Conduct; Of Robert Dawson, xc. 577. 





Newspaper Prosecutions :—See infra, 2083. 
Newspapers : 


1487. For the Repeal of the Stamp Duties thereon; From, 
Weston Hatfield, txxvi. 347, p.——Boston, txxxvurr. 469%. 
Brighton, 395. Dartford and Crayford, 411. Dumfries, 556. 
Hammersmith, &amp;c., 360. National Political Union, 431. Pat- 
terson, Alexander, 460.— —From, Blackburn, txxxvi. 162. 
British Association for promoting Co-operative Knowledge, 408. 
Carlisle, 228, p. Carpenter, William, 223. 408. Chester (Three 
Petitions), 408. Cleave, John, 408. Coventry, 403, rp. Croley, 
Thomas, 408. 460. Derby, 158, p. Gray, James, 513, Pr. Lon- 
don and Westminster, 460. London, 245, p. Manchester, 62, p. 
Newington, St. Mary, 451, p. Nottingham, 361, p. Rochdale, 
408. Sheffield, 245, rp. Walsall, 408. Western Co-operative 
Union, 460. Westminster, 460. ——— From, Birmingham, 
Lxxxvi. 768. Blackfriars Road, Rotunda Meeting, 754. Clerken- 
well, 930. Craig, Thomas, 811. Fetter Lane, 768. Glasgow, 
768, p. Hancock, E. Y., 798. Hibbert, Julian, 754. Lisson 
Grove, 768. Manchester,811. Northampton, 932. Russell, J., 
768.———From Inhabitants of Hull, txxx1x. 460.———From, 
Abergavenny, xc. 518. Aberystwith, 506. Aberystwith, Print- 
ers of, 547. Angus Dallas, 506. Ansty, 353. Ashover, 376. 
Ashton-under-Lyne, Electors, &amp;c. of, 547.—Balfron, 656. Barns- 
ley, 353. Barnstaple, 446. Bath, Members of the Mechanics’ 
Institution of, 353. Bath, Guardian Newspaper, Proprietors of, 
353. Belfast, 358. Bexley, Thomas, 376. Birmingham, Me- 
chanics’ Institution, Members of, 578. _ Bishoplei hton, 578. 
Boston, 468. Bradford (Wilts), 439. Bradford Fork}, 426, 
Brentford, 429. Bridport, 576. Brighton, 578. ristol, 382. 
Bristol, Deverell Street, 506. Bristol, Association of Industry, &amp;c., 
Members of, 547. Bury St. Edmund’s, 578.—Carlisle, 310. 506. 
Carmarthen, 648. Carnarvon, Inhabitants of, 481. Carnarvon, 
Printers of, 481. Castle Street, Leicester Square, 578. Chard, 
382.464. Chesterfield, 376. Chichester, 537. Child, William, 265. 
Coker, East, 547. Coventry, 547.—Derby, 353. Dorchester, 
426. Drapers’ Literary Institution, 506. Dudley, 648. Dun- 
dee, Printers of, 353.—Ely, 547.—Finsbury Discussion Society, 
Members of, 547. Foleshill, 547. Forfar, 316. Frome Sel- 
wood, 330.—Galashiels, 382. Giles, St., in the Fields, 547. 
Glasgow, 584. Glasgow, Operative Masons of, 394. Glasgow, 
Chairman of a Meeting of the Citizens of, 394. Glasgow, Opera- 
tive Sawyers of, 353. Glasgow, Radical Association, 358. Glen. 
field, 353. Greenock, Carpenters and Joiners of, 340. Greenock, 
Inhabitants of, 461. Greenock, Labourers of, 464. Greenock, 
Masons of, 340. Greenock, Mechanics’ Library, 340. Greenock, 
Mechanics’ Reading Room, 340.—Halifax, 372. Hanley and 
Shelton, 358. 446. Hardington, Mandeville, 547. Hazelbury 
Plucknut, 547. Holborn, St. Andrew, 310. Huddersfield, 
Chairman of a Meeting of Electors and Inhabitants, 537. Hull, 
547. Hyde, 547.—Islington Useful Knowledge Society, Mem- 
bers of, 547.—Keen, John and James, 254. Kenilworth, 547. 
Kendal, 389. Kettering, 481. Kilmaleolm, 316. Kirby in 
Kendal, 506.—Lambeth, St. Mary’s, 353. 578. Lancaster, 389. 
Leamington Priors, 382. Leeds, 265. Leicester,271. Leicester 
Square, 578. Leominster, 496. Letter Press Printers of Lon- 
don, 481. Lincoln, 394. Lincoln, Masters and Journeymen 
Printers of, 394. London, 265. 389. London, Lord Mayor, &amp;c. 
of, 506. London, Citizens of, 506. London, Inhabitants of, 506. 
Macclesfield, 547. Maidstone, 506. Manchester, 434. Marlow, 
Great, 547. Metropolis, The, (Three Petitions), 578.—Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, 578. Newport, Isle of Wight, 547. Nicholas, St., 
and Bishopteignton, 578. Northampton, 353. Norwich, 353. 
Norwich, Chairman of a Meeting of, 521.—Poplar, 578. Port 
Glasgow and Newark, 358. Preston, 353.—Rotherhithe, &amp;c., 
491. Russell, Joseph, 569. Rye, 429.—Saxthorpe, 434. Seven 
Oaks, 483. South Shields, 642. Southwark, 537. Stamford, 
394. Stockdale, J. J., 429. Stockport, 418.—Thetford, 578. 
Tiverton, 506. Todmorden, 537. Trowbridge, 368. Truro, 389. 
Type Founders, Journeymen, 376.—Uttoxeter, 483. Uxbridge, 
547.—Wallingford, 578. Walsall, 569. Wangford, 394. War- 
rington, 547. Wellingborough, 473. Wells, 358. Westminster, 
547. Westminster and London, 491. Westminster, House- 
holders and Inhabitants of, 547. Westminster, St. Margaret and 
St. John, 578. Worcester, Institution for the Promotion of Litera- 
ture, &amp;c., 382. Working Classes, Members of the National Union 
of, 547.—Yarmouth, 389. Yeovil, 353.———From, Aberyst- 
wyth, xc. 304. Adderbury, 329. Alban’s, St., 329. Alcester, 
517. Aldgate, 146. Aldgate and Whitechapel, 517. Aldgate and 
other Places, 403. Alfriston, 775. Alkborough, 517. Andrew, 
St., Holborn above the Bars and St. George the Martyr, 329. 
Ansley, 250. Ardle, 146. Armitage Bridge, 146. Armstrong, 
John, Persons in his Employ, 517. Ashburton, 146. Ashton- 
under-Lyne, 304. Atpar Emlyn, 146. Auchtergaven, 146.— 
Bakers of the West End of London, 329. Barker &amp; Grosas, Tin- 
plate Workers in their Employ, 329. Barnsley, 296. 416. Barn- 
staple, Mechanics’ Institute, 329. Basford, 517. Bass, Mr., Car- 
penters in his Employ, 329. Bates, Charles, 329. Bath, 325. 329. 
Bath, 
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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Newspapers—continued. Newspapers—continued. 


For Repeal of the Stamp Duties thereon—continued. 
Bath, Members of a Society at, for Protection of Municipal and 
Parliamentary Rights, xc1. 146. Battersea, 431. Baugh, Mr., 
Workmen in his Employ, 310. Beith, 146. Bermondsey, 146. 
310. 329. Bermondsey, Hair Dressers of, 310. Bermondsey, 
St. Mary Magdalen, 323. Berry Brow and Armitage Bridge, 
146. 310. Bethnal Green, Liberal, Reading and Mutual Instruc- 
tion Society, 577. Bethnal Green, 146. 239. 356. Bethnal 
Green, Hand Loom Weavers of, 329. Bethnal Green, Silk 
Manufacturers meeting at the Ship, 347. _ Bilston, 323. _ Bir- 
mingham, Inhabitants of, 250. 474.779. Birmingham, Members 
of the Brother Society, 440. Birmingham, Journeymen Printers 
of, 250. Birmingham, Members of a Sick Society in Hill 
Street, 250. Bishopgate Street and other Places, 403. Blaydon, 
$10. Block Coopers of London, 376. Bloomsbury, St. Giles 
in the Fields, and St. George, 146. Bloxwich, Great, 146. Bol- 
ton, 289. Booksellers’ and Newsvenders’ Protection Society, 146. 
Boston, 159. Boston, Public Library, 416. Bovey Tracey, 277. 
Bow and Bromley, 146. Bowers, Jefford, 329. Bradford, 304. 
Bradford, Radicial Association, 517. Bradford (Wilts), 146. 
Bradford (York), 146. Brampton, 146. Brighton, 146. 
Brighton, New Road Literary and Scientific Institution, 146. 
Brighton, Members of the Literary and Scientific Society, West 
Street, 268. Brighton, Patriotic Association, Eastern Division 
of, 310. Bristol, 329. Brixham, 146. Bromley, 146. Brown 
&amp; Allams, Hands in their Employ, 440. Burwash, Females of, 
159. Bury St. Edmund’s, 351. Bury (Lancaster), 446. Bury, 
Operative Joiners of, 517. Buxton, 310.— Cabinet Makers, 
Carvers, &amp;c. in the Factories of Messrs. Pratt &amp; Tharrell, 329. 
Caldwell, James, 219. Cambridge, 329. Carlisle, 146. Car- 
luke, 239. Carmarthen, 146. Carmichael, Messrs., Millwrights, 
&amp;c. in their Employ, 329. Carpenters and Joiners of London, 
Literary, Scientific and Social Institution, 146. Carpenters’ 
Society held at the King’s Arms, Marylebone Street; the Run- 
ning Horses, Duke Street, Grosvenor Square; 329. Chapman, 
John R., 304. Chatham, Radical Association, 244. Chatham, 304. 
Chelsea, 310. Cheltenham, Mechanics’ Institution, Members of, 
146. Chester-le-Street, 310. Chichester, 329. Chilvers Coton, 250. 
Chinnock, East, 119. Christ Church (Surrey), 403. 517. Clap- 
ham, 431. Clarke, Charles, 356. Clears, Saint, and Llanfihangel 
Abercowm, 146. Clement, Saint, Danes, 329. Clerkenwell, 310. 
Clerkenwell, Operative Watchmakers of, 347. Cockermouth, 
146. Colchester, 244, Colne, 196. Copper-plate Printers, 403. 
Corpusty, &amp;c., 356. Cosgrove, 329. Cossey and Kingland, 63. 
Collier &amp; Co., Salford, Workmen in their Employ, 304. Com- 
mercial Road, East, Coffee-drinkers in, 310. ooper, J., Jour- 
neymen Hatters in his Employ, 329. Cowlisham, 310. Coventry, 
Chairman of a Meeting at, 329. Crighton, Mr., Workmen in his 
Employ, 323. Cripplegate, 329. Cripplegate, Journeymen and 
Master Tailors of, 356. Crompton, 517. Crompton, High, 517. 
Curtain Road, Coffee-drinkers meeting in, 356.—Dalton near 
Huddersfield, 329. Darlington, 310. Dustenith, 277. Deben- 
ham, 310. Deptford, Saint Paul’s, 314. Derby, 53. Donald, 
Mr., Tin-plate Workers in his Employ, 310. Dover, 146. Drog- 
heda, 146. Dudley, 310. Dundee, 115. 146. 446. Dundee, 
Scouringburn, 304. Dunfermline, 159. Duntocher and Faifley, 
196. Eastmuir, 239. Edinburgh, 146.517. Ennis, 329. Epsom, 
146. Exeter,239. Eye, 159.376. Faifley,196. Fakenham, 159. 
Fenwick, 146. Fife, Paper Manufacturers of, 119. Finsbury, 
517. Finsbury, Radical Association, 146. 517. Foleshill, 146. 
Forfar, Members of the Mechanics’ Reading Room, 146. Forster, 
George, 651. Fowler &amp; Co., Hands in the Employ of, 403. Free 
Inquirers, Members of the Society of, 304. Frome Selwood, 146. 
Franks, Robert, Journeymen Hatters in his Employ, 310.—Gibson, 
T. F., &amp; Co., Hands in their Shop, 441. Glasgow, Lord Provost 
and Chairman of a Meeting of Inhabitants of, 239. Glasgow, 
146. 219. 226, 304. 356. 446; (Twenty-three Petitions), 517. 
756. Glasgow, Operative Masons of, 219. Glasgow Letter 
Foundry, Workmen at, 119. Glasgow, Zetetic Society, 239. 
Glastonbury, 159. Goldsmiths and Jewellers of London, 
146. Goodge Street, 146. Gourock, 119. Glasgow, Political 
Union, Members of, 239. 304. Glossop, 296. Gloucester, 304. 
829. 517. Gray, William Henry, 356. Greenock, 103. Green- 
ock, Journeymen Tailors of, 119. Greenock, Mechanics, 329. 
Greenock, Operative Masons of, 146. Greenock, House Carpen- 
ters and Joiners, 146. Greenock, Traders of, 146. Greenwich, 
Radical Association, 146. Greenwich, 304.—Halifax, Members 
of the Radical Association, 517. Halifax, 146. 517. Halifax, 
Shawd Lane, 304. Hamilton, 146. Hammersmith, 146. Hamp- 
stead Road, 318. Hanley and Shelton, 226. Hardington and 
Mandeville, 832. Hartshill and Ansley, 250. Harker, Thomas, 
876. Haselbury, 146. Hatters of London, 226. Hatters at Bowler 
&amp; Beel’s, 403. Haworth, 159. Hawick, 146. Heanor, 517. 
Hebden Bridge, 196.615. Heckmondwike, 159. Hellingly, 325. 
Heptonstall, 239.517. Hetherington, Henry, 347. Hevingham, 
310. Hexham, 310. Hickson &amp; Sons, Journeymen Shoemakers 
in their Employ, 517. Holborn (Two Petitions), 329. Holborn 
and its Vicinity, 146. Holborn, Saint Andrew’s, 146. Horsham, 
323. Horsham, Mechanics’ Institution, 223. Houndsditch, 146. 
Hoxton, 146. Huddersfield, Chairman of a Meeting at, 13. 
Huntingdon, Saint Ives, 223. Ilfracombe, 146. Inverness, 446. 
Inverness, Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council, 226. Ips- 
wich, Mayor of, 146. Islington, 403. 474. Islington, Saint 
Mary,517. Eg mea of, 446.517. Islington, Wesbitnn in 
the Employ of Mr. Billman, 474. John Street, Tottenham Court 
Road, Coffee-house Frequenters of, 517. Johnstone, 196. 304. 
Johnston &amp; Jupps, Cabinet and Chairmakers at, 329. Katherine, 
Saint, Docks, Coopers employed in, 347. Keighley, 159. 296. 
Kendal, 226. Kent Road, 146. Kent, Mr., Hands in the Em- 
ploy of 552. Kensenland, Suffolk, 239. Kettering, 146. Kil- 
ride, West, 268. Kilconqubar, 146. Kilmarnock, 123. Kil- 





For Repeal of the Stamp Duties thereon—continued. 

patrick, Old, xc1. 146. Kilsyth, 119. King’s Lynn, 159. Kingston- 
upon-Hull, 304.517. Kingston-upon-Hull, Letter-press Printers, 
226. Kingston-upon-Hull, Merchants, &amp;c., of, 226.—Labouring 
Men of London (Three Petitions), 329. Lambeth (Three Peti- 
tions), 403. 517. Lambeth, Saint Mary, 310. Lambeth, Gray’s 
Walk, 310. Lambeth Marsh, District of, 376. Landport, 304, 
Largs, 329. Lawrence, Saint, Colliery, 517. Lawson, Mr., 
Weavers, &amp;c., in his Employ, 329. Leader, Robert, 621. Leeds, 
146. Lee and Lewisham, 431. Lees, 304, Leicester, 146. Leices- 
ter, All Saints, 304.517. Leicester, Saint Nicholas, 329. Leomin. 
ster, 517. Letter-press Printers of London, 244. Letter-press 
Printers of Macclesfield, 226. Lewes, 146. Lewisham, 43], 
Limerick, 329. Lincoln, 146. Liquorpond Street, Inhabitants 
of, 403. Liverpool, 146. 304. 329. 517. Livingston, Messrs, 
Workmen in their Employ, 310. Llanelly, 146. London and its 
Vicinity (Six Petitions), 310. London (Three Petitions), 146; 
_— Petitions), 223 ; (Nine Petitions), 239. 517. London, Type. 
ounders of, 146. London, Inhabitants of, 146 ; (Two Petitions), 
356. London Wall and Cripplegate, 329. Longley and Lower 
Houses, 329. Loughborough, 146. Louth, Council of the Bo- 
rough of, 146. Luke’s, Saint, 329.—Manchester, 146. Manches- 
ter, Awat Street, 304. Manchester, Carpenters and Joiners of, 
146. Manchester, Society of Typographical Printers, 146. Man- 
chester, Members of the adicel Aesediniee: &amp;e., of, 268. Man- 
deville, 832. Mansfield, 146. 446. 517. Mark’s, Saint, 329. 
Marston, Buxton, &amp;c., 310. Macclesfield, Merchants, Trades- 
men, &amp;c., of, 226. Madden, Richard, 268. Maryborough, 329, 
Marylebone, Saint, 226. 310. Maudesley &amp; Co., Hands in their 
Employ, 356. Mathematical Instrument Makers, London, 347, 
Merkinch of Inverness, 329. Metropolis, Females of, 517. 
Metropolis, Inhabitants of, 517. Middlesex, 310. Middlesex, 
Saint Luke’s, (Two Petitions), 146. Milngavie, 329. Mitcham, 
310. Modbury, 277. Molasses, Coopers, 329. Montgomery, 
Newtown, 517. Morpeth, 310. Muckle Green, of Inverness, 
304. Mudford, 250. Mutual Instruction Society, Great Tower 
Street, 223.—Needwood Forest, 329. Neish, Mr., Weavers con- 
nected with his Manufactory, 329. Newcastle-under-Lyme, 517, 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Cordwainers of, 517. Newcastle Emlyn 
and Atpar Emlyn, 146. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Operative Saw- 
yers of, 517. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 146; (Two Petitions), 310. 
431.517. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Chairman of a Meeting of Non- 
Electors of, 146. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Operative Tailors of, 
517. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Operative Cork Cutters, 517; Car- 
penters and Stonemasons, 517. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Stewards 
and Secretary of Merchant Tailors’ Company of, 517. Newtown, 
310. Northampton, Cordwainers of, 517. Northampton, 304, 
329. Northowram, 517. Northumberland, Pitmen of Cramling- 
ton Colliery; of Killingworth Colliery ; Netherton Colliery; of 
Soghill Colliery ; 329. Norwich, 146. 410. Norwich, Saint An- 
drew, 329. Norwich, Saint Augustine, 255. Norwich, Saint 
Julsam, 268. Norwich, Saint Mary, 277. Nottingham, 146. 
Nottingham, Members of the Sir Isaac Newton’s Head Reading 
Room in, 446. Nuneaton and Chilvers Coton, 250. Norwich, 
St. John, Madder Market, 310. Norwich, Saint Lawrence, 296. 
Norwich, Saint Michael, 268. Norwich, Saint Michael Coslany, 
296. Norwich, Saint Paul, 296. Norwich, Saint Peter, South- 
gate, 304. Norwich, Saint Peter’s Mancroft, 310. Norwich, 
Saint Michael at Thorn, 329. Norwich, Saint Giles, 351. Nor- 
wich, Saint Saviour’s, 376. Norwich, Saint John Timberhill, 
440. Norwich, Saint Clement, 517. Norwich, Saint George, 
Colegate, 577. Norwich, Saint Martin’s at Oak, 577. Norwich, 
Saint Benedict, 577. Norwich, Saint Ethelred, 577. Norwich, St. 
Martin at Palace, 615. Norwich, Saint Edmund, 517.—Oldham, 
191.—Paddington, 347. Paddington, Members of the Society 
of Free Inquirers, 146. Paddock, near Huddersfield, 329. Pan- 
cras, Saint, Regent Square, 517. Pancras, Saint, 146. 226, 329. 
Parkhead, Westmuir and Tollcross, 226. Partridge, John, 159. 
Pendleton, 304. Pentonville, Lower, Saint Mark’s, 329. Per- 
sent, Frederick, 356. Perth, 146. Phillips, Wood &amp; Co., Jour- 
neymen Hatters in their Employ, 310. Pierce &amp; Guerrier, 
Carpenters in their Employ, 403. Pitsea, Bowers, Gifford and 
other Places, 329. Plymouth, 196. Pollockshaws,119. Poplar, 
Rotherhithe and other Places, 146. Preston, 146. Radical 
Association meeting at the Mechanics’ Institution, Circus Street, 
New Road, Marylebone, 615. Rayleigh and Rawreth, 329. 
Rayleigh, Rawreth and Wickford, Working Classes of, 146. 
Rochdale, 191. 517. Roscrea, 244. Rotherhithe, 146. Rother- 
hithe and Deptford, Ropemakers of, 146. Rotherhithe, Master 
Bakers of, 329. Runlet Coopers, The, 310. Ryton-upon-Duns- 
more, 146.—Sawyer, John Clover, 517. Salford, 211. 323. Sal- 
ford and Pendleton, 304. Scouringburn, Flax-dressers of, 517. 
Shanks, George, 403. Shaw, 517. Sheffield, Journeymen File- 
smiths of, 268. Sheffield, 607. Shelton, 226. Shields, South, 
Ship-owners, Merchants and Others, 146. Shoemakers of London, 
403. Shoreditch, 329. Smithfield, Lower East, 146. Slater, 
Thomas, 329, Soho, Saint Pancras, 146. South London Me- 
chanics’ Institution, President, &amp;c. of, 517. Southwark, 146. 
329. 347. Sow, 146. Stansfield,244. Stanwix, 146. Stockton- 
on-Tees, &amp;c., 329. Stoke-under-Ham, 146. Stone &amp; Brooks, 
Hand-Loom Weavers in their Employ, 329. Stoney Stratford, 
239. Stroud, 146. Strand and other Places, 347. Sunderland, 
146. 239. 347.351. 376. 437. 517. Surrey Radical Association, 
Members of, 146. 323. Swaffham, 304. “Swallwell-on-the-Tyne, 
310. Swansea, 196.—Tailors, Hands in the Employ of Master 
Tailors in Westminster, 329. Tailors, Society of Journeymen, 
Red Lion, Windmill Street, 329 ; Robin Hood, Windmill Street, 
329; Three Doves, Berwick Street, 329; at the King’s Head, 
Bear Street, Leicester Square, 617. Tidd, Saint Gules, 146. 
Tiverton, 146. 829. Tollcross, 226. Toomevara, 446. Totten- 
ham Court Road, 323. Tower Hamlets, 314. Trowbridge, 109. 

Tunbridge 








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Nowupepers---eentioniet. 


For of the Stamp Duties thereon—continued. 

Tunbridge Wells, xcr.'146.329. Twine Spinners of Rotherhithe, 347. 

—Vincent, Henry, 146.—Wadsworth, 329. Wallsend Colliery, 

Pitmen of, 517. \ Wallsall, 146. 323. 329. 440.517. Walsham, 

North, 329. Walworth and Southwark, 347. Wandsworth Road, 

825. 517. Wandsworth, 146. 431. Washington, 310. Weavers 

of London, 310. 329. 356. Wein, Bridge of, 211. Welling- 

borough, 146. 517. Welsh Pool (Two Petitions), 347. Wemyss 

Bay and Innerkip, 119. West India Docks, Journeymen Coopers 

employed in, 356. Westminster, Adelphi, Saint Martin-in-the- 

Fields, 304. 329. Westminster, Bridge bourt, 310. Westminster, 

Saint Margaret and Saint John, (Two Petitions), 146. West- 

minster, Operative Masons and Labourers, 403. Westmuir, 

226. Wheatley, 517. White, Charles, 356. Whitechapel, 310. 

517. Whitechapel, Reading Society in, 310. Whitechapel 

Market, Journeymen Butchers of, 329. White Conduit Fields, 

Persons assembled in, 651. Wigan,196. Wilson, Mr., Journey- 

men Hatters in his Employ, 356. Winchester, 226. 517. Wis- 

bech, 146. Wisbech, Association for the protection and diffusion 

of Moral and Political Knowledge, 223.517. Worcester, several 

Parishes in, 329. Worcester, Saint Market Clanes,431. Work- 

ing Men of London, 329. 356. 517.—Yarm, 329. Yarmouth, 

Great, 268. Yeovil, 250. York, Members of the Society for 

the Diffusion of Political Knowledge, 211. Yorkshire, King’s 

Cross, 517.———That the Stamp Duty on Newspapers in 

Ireland may be entirely abolished; Of Letter-press Printers 

of Dublin, xct. 310.——For Repeal of the Stamp Duty 

thereon; From Edinburgh, xc1. 382.———Against the Stamp 
Duty thereon; From London Literary and Scientific Institution, 
LXxxv. 446, p.————For the Repeal of Newspaper Stamp and 
Paper Duties; From, Bethnal Green, txxxvu. 472. Birming- 
ham, 154.487. Birmingham, Mechanics’ Institution, 449. Bol- 
ton Chronicle, Editor of, 278. Booksellers, Publishers and 
Editors, 297.—Greenwich and Deptford Political Union, 517.— 
Leicester, Political Union, 297.—Macclesfield, 241.—National 
Political Union, 215. National Union of Working Classes, 
399.—Perth, Trades’ Union of, 328.—Stamford, 177. Strat- 
ford-on-Avon, Political Union, 152.—Webb, Robert Thomas, 
578. Wick and Pulteney Town Subscription Library, 297. Win- 
chester National Union, 108.——For Reduction of the Duties 
on Newspapers; From Newspaper Proprietors of Edinburgh, 
LXxx. 238, p. James Gifford, of Demian Row, 482. Editor, 
&amp;c., of the Glasgow Free Press, 616, Pp. For Reduction of the 
Stamp Duties on Newspapers and Advertisements; From Shef- 
field, xxxv. 229, p.—Liverpool, 431, p. London and Westminster, 
606, p.———That Newspapers containing only Advertisements, 
and circulated gratis, may be exempted from Duty; Of John 
Jones, of Liverpool, xcr. 431. In favour of the proposed 
Reduction of Duty; From Nairn, xc1. 621.———Against the 
Repeal of the Stamp Duty on Newspapers; From Letter-press 
Printers of York, xc. 340. Charles Thurman, 368.— —Pray- 
ing that a Clause may be inserted in the Stamp Duties Bill autho- 
rizing Newspapers in the Welsh Language to be published upon 
half the size of the standard sheet of paper, with half its Duty; Of 
Members of the Cambrian Literary Society, Aldersgate Street, 
London, xc1. 353. 


1488. Against Assimilation of Irish Stamp Duties with those 
of England ; From the following Letter-press Printers, and others ; 
viz.. Armagh, Lxxxv. 403.—Belfast, 394, Pp. Belfast, Inhabitants, 
431, Pr. Belfast, Proprietors of Newspapers, 415, p.—Clonmel, 
403, p. Cork City, 431, p. Cork City, Mayor, &amp;c., 431, p.— 
Dublin, 415, p—Galway, 403, rp. Galway, Merchants, &amp;c., 403, Pp. 
—Ireland, Newspaper Proprietors, 431, p.—Kilkenny, 440, p.— 
Limerick, 403, p. Londonderry, 381, p.—Newry, 394, e. News- 
paper Proprietors of Ireland, 431, p.—Waterford, 381, p.——— 
Against an Assimilation of the Duty on Irish and English News- 








apers; From Members of the National Trades Political Union, . 


ublin, xc1. 329. Mayo, 416. Limerick, 622.———That in any 
alteration of the Duty which may be adopted by Parliament in 
relation to English Newspapers, the Duty on Irish Newspapers 
may be reduced to one-half that amount; Of Irish Newspaper 
Proprietors, xc1. 310. 


1489. Complaining of an Inaccuracy ina Return presented to 
the House relative to the number of Stamps used by certain News- 
pers, and praying that the same may be amended; From 
atthias Gibbon, Publisher of the Sunday Times and Essex and 
Hertford Mercury Newspapers, Lxxxvii. 717, ———Complaining 
of the Inaccuracy of the last Parliamentary Return of the com- 
arative Circulation of Provincial Newspapers in England and 
ales; Of Richard James Cutbush, of Maidstone, xc1. 646. 


1490. For placing the Mark Lane Express and New Farmer’s 
Journal upon the same footing, with respect to discount upon 
Stamp Duty, with Bell’s Messenger and the County Chronicle ; 
From William Jenkinson, Printer and Publisher, 1xxx1x. 343. 


1491. Relating to the non-insertion of Debates in the News- 
papers; From Michael Staunton; but notice being taken that the 
same was founded on Debates said to have taken place in the 
House, the said Petition was not received; Lxxx1. 328. 


1492. Complaining of Proceedings having been commenced 
against them for the recovery of Penalties under Act 38 Geo. III. 
¢.78, for not having their Names and Places of Abode, as Printers 
and Publishers, on some part of the Newspapers published b 
them; From Mary Meyler, Printer and Publisher of the Bat 
Herald, xc. 61. Ciera Wood, one of the Proprietors of the Bath 
and Cheltenham Gazette, 133. 


_ 1493. Praying the House not to sanction the proposed Restric- 
tion on the size of Newspapers; Of the Printers of The Times, 
Morning Herald, The Standard and The Morning Post News- 





Papers, xcr. 318. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Newspapers—continued. 


1494, That all Newspapers may pass free of Postage through 
the several Penny Post Dfices in Salieid Of Walter aaa, 
xcl. 714. 


1495. Complaining of being represented by the Newspapers 
as having used inflammatory Language at a Meeti held in 
Manchester on Sunday 22 January 1832, and against Stamps on 
Newspapers; From Nathan Broadhurst and Edward Curran, 
LXxxvil. 89. 

See infra, 1540. 1660. 1958. 


Newton’s Observato 


1496. Suggesting ‘Designs. for the restoration of Newton’s 
Observatory in Leicester-square; Of ‘Thomas Steele, xc1. 733. 


Newtownbarry : 


1497. Respecting the Affray at Newtownbarry; From Water- 
ford, Fethard, &amp;c., txxxvu. 396. 


Nicholl, Sir John :—sSee infra, 1567. 
Nicholls, Messrs. :—See infra, 1553. 


Nightly Watch : 


1498. For establishing a Nightly Watch in the Market Towns 
of Ireland; From Inhabitants of Clara, txxx11. 272. 


Night Travelling : 


1499. Relative thereto; From John White Niblock, p.p., of 
Hitchen, txxx1. 166, P. 


Nimmo, Alexander :—See infra, 2194. 
Nocturnal Legislation : 


1500. For the Discontinuance of the Practice of; From, 
Bisley, &amp;c., txxxviu. 326. Brimscomb, &amp;c., 326.—Carnegie, 
William, 605. Chalford, 326. Cirencester, 326.— Derby, 326.— 
Eastry, 159. Edinburgh, 432.—Falkirk, 100.—Handsworth, 326. 
—London, Corporation, 335.—Manchester, 244. Merthyr Tidvil 
(Four Petitions), 335. Monkwearmouth, 335.—Newmilns, &amp;c., 
32,—Paisley Reform Society, 128. Penzance, 326.—Stockton- 
upon-Tees, 290. Sunderland, 326.—Todmorden, 90.— Wingham, 37. 


Noramshire :—See supra, 265. 
Norbury, Lord : 


1501. Complaining of his Incompetency to perform the Duties 
of his Office from old Age; From Daniel O'Connell, LXXxXI. 328, 


Norfolk Assizes : 


1502. For holding the Lent Assizes at Norwich; From 
Justices of the Peace of Norfolk, txx1x. 473, p.———Against the 
Removal of the Assizes from Thetford; From Mayor, &amp;c. of 
Thetford, txx1x. 475, P.——For two general Gaol Deliveries ; 
From Mayor, &amp;c. of Norwich, txx1x. 491, P. See infra, 1509. 


Norris, William : 


1503. Complaining of Removal from Office, and for Relief; 
From William Norris, late Inspector of Stamps, Lxxxvitl. 695. 


Northampton : 


1504. Against the Misapplication of Charity Funds for Elec- 
tion Purposes; From Inhabitant Householders, txxxu. 168, P. 
Referred to Select Committee, 209.——Complaining of the 
Forgery of their Signatures to the above Petition; From certain 
Inhabitants, Lxxx11. 409, P——-For an Investigation into the 
Conduct of the Corporation; From William Brown, txxx11. 208, Pp. 
Referred to Select Committee, 209. 


Northern Lighthouses : 


1505. For exempting the Brilliant Steam Packet from Light- 
house Duties; Of Donald Mackain, Manager of the Leith and 
Aberdeen Steam Yacht Company of Leith, txx1x. 497,.——— 
Respecting the Collection of the Duties; From, Ship-owners of 
Arbroath, txxx1. 189, Pp. Ship-owners of Limekilns (Bite), 224, P. 
Ship-owners and Ship-masters of Montrose, and of Ship-owners 
in Dundes, 250, p.————For Inquiry into the Charges exacted for 
Northern Lights, with a view to Reduction; es Dunbar, 
LXxxvult."605.—=——For appropriating Two-and-a-Half per Cent. 
of the Money collected by the Commissioners to form a Fund 
for defraying the Expense of repairing such of the Harbours of 
small Burghs, and other Fishing Stations in the North of Scotland, 
as may be damaged by Storms; Of the Convention of the Ro 
Burghs of Scotland, xc. 81———For the erection of a Light- 
house on the Island of Little Ross; From Ship-owners, Merchants 
and Traffickers of Kirkcudbright; Commissioners of Supply and 
Landholders of Kirkcudbright; xc1. 653. 


Northern Roads : 


1506. Against the Appointment of a Board of Commissioners, 
as recommended by the Report of the Select Committee of the 
House of Commons; From, W. H. Whitbread, Chairman of 
Trustees of the Road from Lemsford Mill to Hitchin, and 
from Hitchin to Bedford, txxxv. 345. W. Heathcote, Chairman 
of Trustees of the Road from Stevenage to Biggleswade, 411. 
Inhabitants of Bedford, 416. Trustees of Road from Dunglass 
Bridge to Wallyford Burn, 495. Mortgagees of Tolls on Road 
from Foston Bridge through Grantham to Witham Common, 536. 
Inhabitants of Huntingdon; Mayor and Magistrates of Berwick 
upon-T'weed, and Trustees of Middle District of Roads in the 
County of Berwick, 553, p. Inhabitants of Brampton, 680. 
Saint Neot’s, Eynesbury and Eaton Town, 591. 


North West Agricultural Society : 
1507. For Aid; but the King’s Recommendation not being 
signified, the Petition was not received, txx1x. 125. 
North West of Ireland nae : 
1508. For Encouragement and Support, rxxrx. 417, 418. 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Norwich Assizes : 

1509. For Two General Gaol Deliveries in the Year; From, 
Sheriffs of Norwich, txxv. 402, p.——Corporation of Nor- 
wich, Lxxvi1. 276, P.—LXxIx. 491, P. See supra, 1502. 
Notaries : 

1510. For the Amendment of Act 41 Geo. III.; From, 
Aberbrothock, xxix. 265, P. Aberdeen, 242, Pp. Ayr, 
Procurators, 204. Ayr, Society of Writers, 204.—Banff, 272. 
Berwick, 259, rp. Blackburn, 297,r. Bolland, Christopher, 354. 
Bridlington and Bridlington Quay, Attornies, 387. Bridlington 
and Bridlington Quay, Bankers, 887.—Clackmannanshire, 254. 
Cockermouth, 348, p. Cromarty, 418.—Debb, Thomas Townend, 
354. Driffield, Great, 395. Dumbartonshire, 242. _Dumblane, 
259, p. Dumfries, 204. Dundee, 223, rp. Dunfermline, 265, P. 
—Elgin and Forres, 242.—Fife, 242, Pp. Forfar, 242, r. Forres, 
242, Francis, Samuel Lock, 491.— Glasgow, Port, 272, P. 
Glasgow, Procurators, 242. Greenock and Port Glasgow, 272, P. 
—Haddington, 242, r.— Kingston-upon-Hull, Attornies, 395. 
Kingston-upon-Hull, Bankers, 418. Kirkcudbright, 223.— 
Leeds, Attornies, 179. Leeds, Merchants, 179. Linlithgowshire, 
490.—Manchester, 145, p. Montrose, 254, rp.—Orkney, 281.— 
Paisley, 265. Peebles, 254. Penrith, 380. Perth, 242, p. 
Perth, Western District, 259, rp. Preston, 281, p.—Ross and 
Cromarty, 418. Roxburgh, 437, p.—Selkirk, 234, r. Stirling, 
Clerks, ke, 230, p. Stirling, Notaries, &amp;c., 313, p.—Wigtown, 
265, p.—Zetland, 470.———To repeal or modify the Duties on 
Licenses; Of Notaries Public and Practitioners in Perthshire ; 
Procurators in the Sheriff Court of Forfarshire; txxx. 13, Pp. So- 
ciety of Writers or Solicitors in Dundee, and of Lawyers in Bre- 
chin, 41, Pp. Notaries Public and Practitioners in Elgin and 
Forres; President and Society of Advocates of Aberdeen, 48, P. 
———-Against the Stamp Duty on Certificate or License to act as 
Procurators or Notaries Public; From Society of Writers in 
Ayr, uxxxv. 475, p.———For Repeal of the Duty on Licenses 
to act as Notaries Public; From Richard Bibby, txxxviu. 262. 

That all Attornies and Solicitors of the Superior Courts of 
Westminster may be appointed to the office of Notary Public; 
From Leeds, txxxvu1. 363.——For an alteration of the Law 
relating to the admission of Notaries Public; From Attornies and 
Solicitors of Gloucester, txxxvi1. 404. ———For Amendment of 
Act 41 Geo. III., compelling the Apprenticeship to a Notary 
Public for Seven Years; From Gloucester, txxxvu. 459. 

See supra, 131, ke. 


Nottingham Corporation : 

1511. Complaining of the Administration of the Affairs of that 
Corporation ; es , canteen and Inhabitants of Nottingham, 
LXXXVIII. 360. 


Nottingham Gaol : 

1512. Complaining of Tortures to obtain Confessions practised 
on the Persons confined therein from October to January last ; 
From Inhabitants of Nottingham, txxxvi. 424.———For an 
a into the Allegations contained in the above Petition ; From 
Inhabitants of Nottingham, txxxvu. 542, P. 


Nottingham Special Commission : 

1513. Praying the House to address the Crown for an Arrest 
of Execution on behalf of the Five Men lying under Sentence of 
Death for the perpetration of certain Acts of Riot and Outrage 
committed in pctober 1831; From Inhabitants of Nottingham, 
LXXXVII. 60. 


Nova Scotia :—See supra, 353. 
Oak Barrel Staves : 


1514. For the Importation thereof; From Fish Curers of 
Wick and Pulteney Town, txxvi. 387, Pp. Adventurers in the 
Herring Fishery of Banff, 420, p. 

Oaths: 


1515. OfSeparatists forthe Admission of an Affirmation instead 
of an Oath; From Armagh, txxvi. 255, p.—Belfast, 255, p.— 
Clifden, 327, rp. Cork, 286, p.—Dublin, 255, p.—Ennis, 327, p.— 
London, 255, p.—Portadown, 255, p.——From Athy, txxvu. 
290, p.—Bagnalstown, 290, p.—Clara, 275, p.— Dublin, 235, p.— 
Ennis, 240, p.— Leith, 321. Limerick, 240, rp. London, 223, p.— 
Maryborough, 275, p.—Parsonstown, 275,P. Portarlington, 275, p. 
. ———From, Armagh, txxrx.519, Pp. Athy, 360, p.—Bagnalstown, 

360,r. Belfast, 519, p—Clara, 332, p. Cork, 376, p.—Dublin, 
337.—Ennis, 375, p.—Greene, John, 360, p.—Laragh, 360, P. 
Leith, 353, Pp. Limerick, 325, p. London, 337.—Maryborough, 
332, p.— Newry, 519, P.—Parsonstown, 332, rp. Portadown, 519, p. 
—Portarlington, 332, rp.—Sligo, 353, p—Wexford, 360, p._——— 
For imposing Oaths on Roman Catholics taking their Seats in 
the Legislature; From Clergy of Liverpool, txxxiv. 146, P. 
———For the substitution of a Solemn Affirmation for Oaths; 
From, Armagh, Lxxxv. 567. 580.—Belfast, 567. 651. (P. 657.)— 


Dungannon, 567.—Edinburgh, 557. Ennis, 557.—Limerick, 557. | 


London, Individuals resident in, 530, r. Londonderry, 567.— 
MCay, John, 557, p.—Newry, 567. 651. (Pp. 657.)—Portadown, 
580.——From Residents of Wick, txxxvi. 264. Limerick and 
Ennis, 369, p.—— Armagh, txxxvit, 393.— Belfast and Newry, 
201.—Clara, 314. Creighton, David Hill, 475.—Devizes, 616. 
Dublin, 128. 314.—Edinburgh and Leith, 229. Ennis, 296.— 
Jeans, Thomas, 419. Limerick, 296.432. London, 132.—Mary- 
borough, 393. Mayo, County of, 635.—Sligo, 393. Stockdale, 
J. J., 344.—Wexford, 352.—Wick, 250.——For Revision of the 
Oath of Abjuration, and for abolishing unnecessary Oaths ; From 
Corporation of London, txxxv. 614, p.— For diminishing the 
number of Oaths required to be taken in matters relating to the 
Public Revenue, in Judicial Pioceedings in Courts of Justice, 
and in Public Offices; From William Townshend, txxxvi. 
646, p. Thomas Parkin,887, p. Salisbury, 922, p.———-For an 
alteration in the Oaths of Abjuration and Supremacy; From 








Oaths—continued. 

Corporation of London, txxxvu. 276, p.——— For abolishing the 
Oaths of Abjuration and Declaration of Assurance required 
from Persons elected Members of Town Councils, Magistrates of 
Burghs, and other Public Functionaries; From the Lord Provost, 
Magistrates and Town Council of Perth, Lxxx1x. 318,——— Foy 
the substitution of Affirmations for Oaths; Of Baptists of Ket. 
tering, xc. 193. ——— For —, the Administration of 
Oaths ; Of Inhabitants of Truro, and Places adjacent, xc. 249, 
———For an alteration of the mode of administering Oaths to 
Presbyterians; Moderator and Clerk of the General Synod of 
Ulster, xc. 317. See supra, 134. 1045; infra, 1962. 


O’Connell, Daniel :—See supra, 1501. 
O'Connor, Arthur : 


1516. Praying the House to reverse the Sentence of Exile 
passed upon Arthur O’Connor; Of Members of the Radical Assgo- 
ciation, and other Inhabitants of Manchester, xc1. 771. 


Offences against the Person Act : 


1517. For Alteration thereof; From Richard Rochford Carew, 
LXxXXxvl. 165. ; 


Officers’ Widows :—See infra, 2162. 


Offices : 

1518. Complaining that Protestants holding Civil and Mili- 
tary Situations under the Crown are forced to engage in the 
Idolatrous Services of the Roman Catholic and Gua hurches ; 
From, Clergy of the Church of England, uxxxv. 352, p.— 
Derby, 329, p. Dover, 558, p.—Malling, 561. (Pr. 562.)—New- 
castle-upon-Tyne, Presbytery, 553, p.—Paterson, John, 553, p.— 
Rochester, 561. (P. 562.) From, Inhabitants of Sligo, uxxxv1. 
908. Inhabitants of Westham, Hailsham, Eastbourne, Willing- 
don and bebe ar Motion for printing withdrawn; 908. 
Of John Boyd ; Inhabitants of Coleraine ; 908, p. See infra, 1842. 


Offices Abroad :—See supra, 1420. 
Oil: 
1519. To repeal the Duties on Oil and Blubber; From Ship- 


owners in the Greenland and Davis’s Straits Whale Fishery, 
Lxxx.253. Ship-owners at Peterhead, 384, p. 


1520. For the Repeal of the Duty on Galipoli Oil; From, 
Woollen Manufacturers of Huddersfield, txxx1x. 359. 

1521. For the Repeal of the Duty on Olive Oil; From Brad- 
ford (York), txxx1x. 381.—Cleckheaton, 466.—Halifax, 458.— 
Leeds, 454.—Saddleworth, 454. For Reduction of Duty on 
Olive Oil imported from Naples; Of the President of the Bristol 
Chamber of Commerce, &amp;c., xctt. 445. 


Okehampton Borough: 

1522. Praying the House to place the Municipal Government 
and Property of that Borough under such Control as shall be 
most conducive to the good Government of the Town; From 
Okehampton, xc. 139. 


Olave, St., Hart Street : 

1523. Complaining of the Conduct of the Rector of that Parish; 
From Churchwardens and Inhabitants of that Parish, txxxt. 
278, Pp. William. Yeatherd, of Jewry Street, Crutched Friars; 
John Barklamb, of Gould Square, Tower Hill, Corn Factor, 
and of Thomas Rolph, of Crutched Friars, Surgeon, 362, P. 
Olive :” 

1524. Of Olive (styling herself) Princess of Cumberland; 
LXXvill. 84, (Pp. 389.) Rea ; Motion for referring it to a Select 
Committee ; Question Neg. thereupon, 404. Another Petition, 
245. Another Petition, 449. See supra, 1064. 2169. 

Omnibus Carriages : 

1525. For Reduction of Duty thereon, and that they may be 
allowed the Privilege of taking up Passengers in the Streets; 
From Omnibus and Coach Proprietors plying for Hire within Five 
Miles of the General Post Office, xxxv1.831, Pp. See supra, 1071. 


One Pound Notes :—See supra, 521. 674. 
Ophthalmic Hospital : 


1526. Praying to be heard before the Select Committee 
appointed to inquire into the Establishment of the Ophthalmic 
Hospital ; From London Infirmary for curing Diseases in the 
Eye ; Referred, txxvi. 427. ——— Respecting the Publication of 
the Evidence taken before the said Committees; From George 
Richard Meling, Assistant Surgeon to the Forces, txxvut. 169, P- 
Sir William Adams, 176, P. 


Oppenheim, Alexander : 

1527. Complaining of Inprisonment in the Island of Jamaica; 

Of Alexander Oppenheim, xc. 254. 339. 
Orangemen : 

1528. For disarming the Orangemen of the Northern Counties 
of Ireland ; Of Catholics of Ireland, txx1x. 475, rp. Referred to 
Select Committee on Insurrection Act, Ireland, 477. Com- 
ae of the wanton and barbarous Conduct of a Number of 

ersons called Orangemen, and praying for Redress; From Manor 
Hamilton, txxxv. 634. 


Orange Lodges : ; 

1529. Toprevent the Formation thereof; Of Inhabitants of Cas- 
tletown, Delvin and Clonarny, txx1x. 320, Pp. Referred to Select 
Committee on Insurrection Act, Ireland, 477.———Of Protestants 
of Ireland, respecting Orange Lodges; txxx. 158. Referred to the 
Committee on the State of Treland, 158.——For an Inquiry into 

the Origin, Nature, History and ee ae of Orange lone 
Members of the Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland, xc. 151. erred 
to the Select Committee on Orange Lodges, 181.———For the Sup- 
pression of Orange Lodges; From Armagh; Referred to the Select 
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PETITIONS—continued. 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Orange Lodges—continued. 

Committee on Orange Lodges, xc. 340. New Ross, 430. 
That the Committee be directed to resume its Inquiry; Of Mem- 
bers of the Grand O Lodge of Ireland, xc. 584, ——— 
Against any Enactment for the Suppression of Orange Lodges ; 
Of Sir Harcourt Lees, xc. 582. Praying that the Attorney 
General be instructed to commence a Criminal Information 
against the Leading Members of the Orange Association; Of 
Inhabitants of Saint Marylebone, xc1. 227. ——— Praying the 
House to permit the Committee Clerk to attend the Court of 
King’s Bench in Dublin; Of Richard Davison, xcu1. 477. 


Orange Processions : 

1530. Complaining thereof; Of John Lawless, txxvu1. 432, P. 
——For a low to put down all Party Processions; Of John 
Lawless, Proprietor of “The Irishman” Newspaper, txx1x. 507, P. 
Of George Ensor, of Ardress, 519, rp. ——— Against Orange 
Society Processions; From, Inhabitants of Newtown Limavady, 
LXXXIl. 407, P.—Lxxxlll. 510, P. 


Ordination :— See supra, 737. 


Ordnance Establishment : 
1631. Complaining of Tenders for certain Works being rejected 
by the Board of Ordnance; From John F. Hudson and John 
O’Brien, txxxv1. 184. See supra, 909. 


Ordnance Survey, Ireland : 
1532. That the Ordnance Survey in progress in Ireland may be 
extended to the County of Waterford with all convenient speed ; 
From, Dungarvan, Cappoquin and other Places, txxxvu. 21, P. 


Orrie, David: 
1533. Complaining of his Pension being withheld, and praying 
Relief; txx1x. 452, p. 


Oude, Nabob of :— See supra, 841. 1009. 
Outrages by Mobs: 


1534. or assimilating Cities and Corporate Towns with 
Baronies, in respect to levying Damages for Outrages committed 
by riotous Mobs in Ireland ; hen, Corporation of Merchants of 
Dublin, txxx111. 260, p. Corporation of Smiths of Dublin, 260, p. 


Owen, Mr. (of Lanark): 
1535. In Favour of his Plan; Of Mechanics and others, 
LXXVII. 473, P. See supra, 574. 870. 


Oyster Fishery :—See supra, 908. 
Palembang :—See infra, 1667. 


Palmerston, Lord : 
1536. Complaining of disrespect by him to a Memorial, and 
raying the House to address His Majesty to remove him from 
His Councils; From the Chairman and Secretary of the West- 
minster Union of the Working Classes; Motion for printing with- 

drawn; Lxxxvi. 735. 


Pamphlets : 

1537. a ge of certain Prosecutions for vending un- 
stamped Pamphlets, and for repeal of all Laws which have for 
their object restraints upon opinions ; From Rotunda Meeting, 
Blackfriars Road, txxxv1. 820. St. Marylebone, 820, p. 


Pancras, St. : 
1538. Complaining of the Proceedings of the Trustees under 
the Act for building the Parish Church, &amp;c.; From Vestrymen 
and others of St. Pancras, txxxvi. 323. 


1539. Respecting the application of Penalties under the Paving 
Act; From Commissioners of St. Pancras Paving, txxvu. 381. 
See supra, 355. 


Paper Currency :—See supra, 354. 674. 


Paper Duties: 

1540. For the Repeal thereof; From, Master Paper Stainers 
of Dublin, txxvi. 16.—George Concannon and William Hig- 
ins, of Nassau Street, Dublin; 1xx1x. 230.— Paper Manu- 
acturers of Ireland, 353, p.—Wholesale and Retail Stationers and 
Printers of Dublin, 376, r.—Paper Hanging Manufacturers of 
Dublin, 418, ep. Patrick John Mahony, of Dublin, 486. ——— 
Bartholomew Sullivan; ixxxvitt. 539.— Paper Manufacturers and 
others concerned in the Paper Trade of the City of Dublin, 161. 
———Respecting the Duties on Foreign Paper; From Paper 
Manufacturers of Ireland; 1xxx. 354, P.————Complaining of the 
Duties on Paper; From James Jones and John Lyon; ixxxv. 
94, p.———For Repeal of Paper and Advertisement Duties; 
From Bolton Mechanics’ Institution, txxxv1. 747, v.——For 
the Repeal or Modification thereof; From Proprietors of Paper 
Manufactories in Ireland, txxxvu1. 35, p.———For repeal of the 
Duties on Paper, Advertisements and Newspapers; From Here- 
ford, uxxxvi1. 457.——— For Repeal of the Paper Duty; Of 
via Makers and others of Dublin, xc. 610.——For Davet 
or Reduction of Duty thereon; From Manufacturers of Paper in 
Great Britain, xcr. 82. Chamber of Commerce of Edinburgh ; 
Publishers, Booksellers and others of Edinburgh and Leith; Tea 
Dealers and Grocers of ye 98. County of Fife, 120. 
Greenock, Port Glasgow and Newark, 123. Aberdeen, 212. 

lasgow, 219. Penicuick; Leith; 227.———For granting a 
Drawback on Stocks in hand, in case of the Repeal of the Duty ; 
From Leeds, xc1. 421. London, 425. Ipswich, 441. Birming- 
ham; Plymouth; Devonport and Stonehouse; 474. William 
Seaton, 522. Inhabitants of Oxford; Dealers in Stained Paper 
in Oxford; 552. George Augustus Rowell, 577. Richard Tole- 
man, 632,——— For Repeal of Duty on Stained Paper; From, 
Manufacturers of Stained Paper in London; Paper Stainers in the 
Employ of Messrs. Scott &amp; Co., Belgrave Place, Pimlico ; 

essrs. Turner and Williams, Elizabeth Street, Pimlico; Messrs. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 





roger Duties—continued. 
wen and Godwin, Park Walk, Little Chelsea; xc1. 522. 
Messrs. — and Stuteley, Upper George Street, Portman 
Square ; Messrs. Hinchcliff, 534. 
Paper Hangings : 
1541. For the Repeal of the Duty thereon; From Manufac- 
turing Paper Stainers of Ireland, txxxvut. 86, Pp. 


Parcels: 


1542. Complaining of risks in the conveyance of Parcels, and 
for amendment of the Law; From Mail Coach Contractors and 
Proprietors of England and Wales, txxxv. 464, Pr. 


Parish Registers :—See supra, 276, &amp;c. 
Parker, Benjamin: 
1543. Complaining of an Execution on his Goods after having 


been discharged under the Insolvent Act, for a Debt regular! 
entered in his Schedule; uxxx1. 551. ; ee 


Parkhurst Barracks :—See supra, 153. 


Parkin, Thomas: 

1544. Secretary to the National Stone Way Company, stating the 
Particulars of his Case, and praying for Relief; Lxxx1. 90, p.———— 
Complaining of the Conduct of certain Magistrates, and praying 
for Redress ; From Thomas Parkin, late of Dudley, xxxxvu1. 244. 


Parliament : 

1545. For holding the Parliament every Third Year in Dub- 
lin; From Patrick Matthews, Chairman of a Meeting of the 
Parishioners of Killsaran and Stabannon, txxxv. 220, ep. Corpo- 
ration of Smiths in Dublin, txxxvi. 278, p———TThat Parlia- 
ments be alternately holden in England, Scotland and Ireland; 
From Joseph Hutton, txxxvi. 645.——Praying the House to 
take the State of the Law relative to the Privilege of Parliament 
into its consideration, and to amend the same; From James 
Dempster, xct. 315. 


Parliaments, Duration of : 
1546. For shortening the Duration of Parliaments; From 
Spitalfields, txxxvim. 168. 


1547. For Repeal of the Septennial Act; From, Balmerino, 
Lxxxvil. 411.—Forfar, 605.—Godalming, 694.—Harrington, 391. 
Horsham, &amp;c., 694.—Kilmarney, 342. Kingston-upon-Hull, 
342. Kyne, Peter, 315.—London, Liverymen, &amp;c., of, 595. 
Ludlow, 285.—National Political Union, 250. Newport (Isle of 
Wight), 539.—Oldham, 694.— Patterson, Alexander, 460.— 
Russell, Thomas, 323.—St. George, Middlesex, 329. From, 
Derby; Peckham; Coventry; Yeovil; Lambeth; .txxxrx. 296. 
Brechin, 390. For Repeal of the Septennial Act, and for 
Triennial Parliaments; From, Beith, txxxvi1. 364. Belston, 
197.—Galston, 509.—Wolverhampton, 197.—Yarmouth, 411. 
———For Repeal of the Septennial Act, and for Vote by Ballot ; 
From, Attwood, Charles, Lxxxvui. 244.—Blatchinworth, &amp;c., 
220.—Hebden Bridge, 248. Horsham, 248. Hull, 291.—Lam- 
beth, 248, Langfield, 188.—Monmouth, 159.— Pollockshaws, 
Political Union, 244.—Stansfield, 220.—Todmorden, &amp;c., 248. 
———For the Repeal of the Septennial Act, the Adoption of 
Vote by Ballot, and the Abolition of the Property Qualification 
of Members of Parliament; Of Inhabitants of Mirfield; XCll. 
273.———From, Brighton, xc1. 227, Stoke-upon-Trent; New- 
castle-upon-Tyne; Merchant Tailors’ Company ; 838. Members 
of the National Trades Political Union of Dublin, xc. 491. 
Chairman of a Meeting of the Radical Association of Scotland, 224. 


1548, In Favour of Triennial Parliaments; From, Bury St. 
Edmund’s, txxxvit. 580. Newmilns, 128. Newport ‘omg 
mouth), 129. Stoke-upon-Trent, 250. Tavistock, 247. aul ; 
Ludgvan and Gulval; Penzance; Marazion and St. Hilary; St. 
Just and St. Creet; Madron and Morvah; txxx1x. 299. Bal- 
merino, 390.—Chatham, xc1. 475.———In favour of Triennial 
Parliaments, Vote by Ballot, &amp;c.; From City of Chester, xxxx1x.284. 

See infra, 1644, 1956. 2080. 


Parliament, Houses of : 

1549. For extending the Time for the Delivery of Plans for 
the New Houses of Parliament, and for Measures to preserve the 
Remains of St. Stephen’s Chapel; Of Architects, xc. 455.——— 
For Accommodation in the New Buildings; Of Henry Howard, 
late of Alice’s Coffee House, xc. 569.———Recommending that 
the Opinions of Architects of experience be obtained as to the 
practicability of rebuilding and restoring St. Stephen’s Chapel ; 
Of John Britton, xc. 601. ————For appropriating a Room in the 
intended New Buildings to the use of Professional Men whilst 
engaged in Parliamentary Business; Of James Dean, xc. 429. 
———For the Public Exhibition of all the Drawings which have 
been laid before the Commissioners appointed to examine and 
report on the Designs for the intended Houses of Parliament ; 
From P. F. Robinson, Vice-President of the Institute of British 
Architects; Of Architects in London; xct. 41. For the Ap- 
pointment of a new Commission; Of Charles Purser, xct. 524. 
———That competent Persons may be appointed to investigate 
the Report of the Commissioners on the Houses of Parliament 
Plans previously to a final Decision upon the Designs ; Of Charles 
Robert Cockerell and other Architects, xct. EN 
ing of the Appropriation of a part of his Plap for the New Houses 
of Parliament without Compensation, and praying. for Inquiry ; 
Of Lewis Nockalls Cottingham, xcu. 362.———Complaining of 
the Plan of Mr. Barry not being in accordance with the Particu- 
lars issued at the Office of W and Forests, and praying to be 
allowed to prove the Truth of his Allegations; Of Thomas 
Hopper, xcu. 464. For Compensation for the Destruction 
of his Property in the Fire of the late Houses of Parliament; 
Offered, but the Petition not being recommended by the Crown, 
was not received; Of Proprietor of Alice’s Coffee House, xcu. 601. 

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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Parliamentary Agency : 


1550. Complaining of a Letter from Sir W. R. Sydney, solicit- 
‘ing Employment as a Parliamentary Agent in Partnership with 
D. W. Harvey, Esq'*, m.r.; From Thomas Eyre Lee, ixxxv. 
84, p.———Praying to be heard by Counsel at the Bar of the 
House against an intended Motion relative to Parliamentary 
Agency; From Sir W. R. Sydney; Motion for bringing it up 
withdrawn; Petition withdrawn; txxxv. 107. 


Parliamentary Business : 

1551. Complaining of the Length of Time occupied by Par- 
liament in Discussions on Local Business, and suggesting an 
improved Tribunal or Jurisdiction for the transfer thereof; From 
William Wickers, of Hammersmith, txxxvitt. 660. See supra,736. 


Parliamentary Costs :— See supra, 629. 


Parliamentary Fees : 
1552. That the Bills of Fees on the East London Railway Bill 
be referred to the Select Committee on Fees chargeable on Private 
Bills; From Thomas Browne of Fenchurch Street, txxxvuii. 623. 


Parliamentary Papers : 

1553. That a Copy of all Papers printed at the Public Ex- 
pense be sent to the Magistrates of the Head Town of each 
County and Parliamentary District; From, Leith, rxxxrx. 151. 
Greenock; Referred to the Select Committee on the Business of 
the House; 334. Waterford, Corporation of, 524.———For the 
Establishment of an Office in Dublin for the Sale of Parliamentary 
Papers; Of Charles Staunton Cahill, xc1. 475.———Of Messrs. 
Hansard, Printers to the House, stating, that an Action has been 
brought against them at the suit of John Joseph Stockdale, to 
recover damages for having printed and published a certain Paper 
by Order of the House, and praying for the Instructions of the 
House; xcn. 25, p.———Another Petition, stating, that they 
have been served with legal process in a second Action for 
Damages in Libel at the suit of John Joseph Stockdale, and 

raying for the Instructions of the House; xc. 424, p.———Of 
i Nicholls, Printers to the House, stating, that they have 
received notice of an Action intended to be brought against them 
for printing a certain Petition in the Votes, and praying for the 
Instructions of the House; xc. 424, p.———Of Thomas Lord, 
praying that he may not be considered as having committed a 
reach of privilege in writing to Messrs. Nicholls certain profes- 
sional letters, ies Ma them that legal proceedings were about 
to be instituted against them, as Printers of the above-mentioned 
Petition; xci1. 460, P. See infra, 1571; also Parliamentary 
Papers in the Index. 


Parliamentary Representation (England and Wales) : 

1554. For a Reform of Parliament ; From, Cartwright, John, 
Lxxv. 411, p. London, Corporation, 250, rp. Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne, 203, p. Northumberland, 378, p.———In favour of Reform; 
Of James Mills; Motion, That Petition do lie upon the Table, 
Negatived; Petition rejected; txxv. 458.— —-Of George Ed- 
monds ; Offered ; Motion, That the Petition be brought up, with- 
drawn; txxv. 471.———Of George Edmonds; Motion for print- 
ing Petition negatived ; txxv. 477. 


1555. Against Persons holding Places of Profit sitting in 
Parliament; From Bristol, rxxvi. 495, p. 


1556. [1821.] For a Reform of Parliament; From, Alford, 
LXxvi. 275, p.— Belfast, 269, p. Boston, 275.— Cambridge, 
275,P. Carlisle, 324,r. Cornwall,245. Cumberland, 275, p.— 
Devon, 275, p. — Ely, Isle of, 275, rp. — Huntingdon, 275, p. 
— Marshall, John, 275, p. Middlesex, 268. — Northamp- 
ton, 275, ep. Nottingham, 275, p.—Otley, 109. Pancras, St., 
447.—Southwark, 275, p.—Tavistock, 275, p.—York, 16, p. ——— 
{1822.] From, Aylesbury, txxvu. 205, p.—Bedford, 205, p. 
Bolton-le-Moors, 73.—Carlisle, 223, p. Crediton, 205, p.— 
Greenhoe, North ; Rejected, 311.—Kent, 347, p.—Lincoln, 205, p. 
London, 168, p.—Middlesex, 208. Monmouth, 150, p. Morris, 
Arthur, 30, p.—Norfolk, 311, p.—Pancras, St., 438. Powell, 
John Powell, 347, p.—Thorold, Sir John Hayford, 205, r.— 
Walton, 205, p. Westminster, 30, p.———[1823.] From, Berks, 
Lxxvill. 76, p.—Brothercross, 247.—Cambridge, 76, p.—Devon, 
357, p.—Edinburgh, 286, p. Ely, 76, p. tution, North, 
247.—Finchampton, 465, p.—Greenhoe, North, 246.— Halifax, 
237, P. Hereford, 389. Hertford, 115, p. Humbleyard, 248. 
Huntingdon, 250, rp.—Jodrell, Sir Richard Paul, Bart., 245.— 
Launditch, 246. London, 29. (p. 31.)—Manchester, 249. Mid- 
dlesex, 443, p.—Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 408, p. Norfolk, 245.— 
Osborne, Henry, 244. Oxford, 245.—Rochdale, 248.—Selkirk, 
247. Somerset, 478, rp. Southwark, 41, p. Suffolk, 244.— 
Welby, Sir William Earle, 237, p.—York, Freeholders, 237, p. 
York, bg en 232, p.————-[1824.] From, London, txx1x. 
374, P. irgman, George, 174, p.——[1825.] From Wal- 
lingford, LXxx. 598, P.— —-[1826.] From, Resident House- 
holders of Edinburgh, txxx1. 145, r. Inhabitants of Rochdale, 
194, P.———-[1827.] For a Reform of Parliament; From, 
Artizans, Mechanics and Labourers of the Borough of Tewkes- 
bury, Uxxxul. 295, rp. Inhabitants of Oldham, 408, p. Catholics 
and Protestants of Leicester, 523. Catholics and Protestants of 
Blackburn, 548, p. Complaining of Grievances which they 
attribute to a Government supported by a corrupt Parliament ; 
Motion made for bringing u etition, but not being seconded, 
the Petition was not at 3 LXXXx1I. 589. ‘ 

1557. [1828.] Fora Reform of Parliament; From, Catholics 
and Protestants of Bristol, txxxi1. 362, pr. Roman Catholic 
Inhabitants of Ennis, 378, rp. Catholics and Protestants, 488, p. 
———(1629.] From Merchants, Manufacturers and others of 
Derby, ixxxiv. 361, p,————[1830.] From, Buckland, txxxv. 
104, ep. Colchester, Burgesses resident in London, 615. Colne 
494,r. Cornwall, 548, rp. Coventry, 166, p. Cripplegate Ward 











Parliamentary Representation (England)—continued. 

[1830.] For a Reform of Parliament—continued. 

Without, rxxxv. 179, rp. Garboldisham, 194, rp. Garrocloyne, 494, 
Ireland, Inhabitants of, 165, rp. 683. Kenninghall, 563. 
405, P. Metropolis Meeting, 165, rp. Navin, 494. Preston, 
412, Pp. Whitechurch, 494, For Reform of Parliament, and 
complaining of the distressed State of the Country; From No- 
bility, Gentry and others of Hertford, uxxxv. 183, p. 

1558. [1830-31.] In Favour of Reform, and — Tithes ; 
From, Inhabitants of Usworth, Washington, Birtley and other 
Places, txxxvi. 311,p. Of Ownersand Occupiers of Land in Wis- 
bech, 324, p. Inhabitants and Occupiers of Land at Ashwell, 330, 
Of Farmers, Occupiers of Land and Inhabitants of Horsington, 383, 
Of Vicar, Churchwardens and Inhabitants of St. Paul’s, Walden, 
452,———Against Reform of Parliament; From Michelmersh, 
LXXXVI. 324, P. In Favour of Reform, and against Election 
by Ballot; From Exeter, txxxvi. 325, p.———In Favour of Re- 
form, and for Reduction of Taxation; From, Burgesses of 
Grantham, txxxvi. 353. Owners and Occupiers of Heredita- 
ments, and Inhabitant Householders of Havant, 372. Inhabit- 
ants of Stoke, Holy Cross, 376. Inhabitants of Bromyard, 
416. 

1559. In Favour of Reform; From, Abingdon, txxxvi. 324, p, 
Alban’s, St., 202, rp. Alban’s, St., 310, rp. Alborough, 309, 
Alnwick, 295. Alpington, 376. Andrew, St., in the Wells, 376, 
Andrew’s, St., (City), 209, p. Annan, 202, rp. Armagh, 310, p, 
Ashburton, 226, p. Austy, 144, p. Aylesford, 279, p.—Ban- 
bury, 237. 211, rp. Barnard Castle, 324, rp. Basingstoke, 324, 
Bath, 221, p. Beaminster,226,p. Bedford,221,p. Benenden, 
164, p. Berks, 221, rp. Bedwin, Great, 264, rp. Berwick- 
upon-Tweed, 324. Billinghurst, 144. Bilston, 324, p. Bir- 
mingham, 330, p. Bishop Auckland, 221, rp. Bishop Stortford, 
309. Blackfriars, Rotunda, 86, p. Blackfriars Road, Rotunda, 
161. 310, Pp. Blandy, J.J.,279,P. Bodmin, 226,p. Borough- 
reeve, 309, p. Boston, 182, ep. Bothwell, 309. Brechin, 74. 
Bridport, 86. 237, Pr. Brighthelmston, 309, p. Bristol, Political 
Union Society, 347. Buittle (Kirkcudbright), 209. Burton- 
upon-Trent, 324, pe. Bury St. Edmund’s, 309.—Calne, 309, p, 
310, p. Cambridge, 309. Campbeltown, 367, Pp. Canterbury, 
86. 211, p. Carlow, 310, p. Cerne Abbas, 309, r. Chard, 333. 
Charing, 279, rp. Chatteris, 309, p. Cheltenham, 309, p. Chep- 
ping Wrest, 309, p. Chichester, 209. Christchurch ge 
309, Pp. Clanwilliam, 279. Cockermouth, 42, p. 74, Pp. Co 
chester, 330, p. Collingbourne, 264, p. Cooper, H., 211, p. 
Cornwall, 245, Pr. Cratfield, 309. Creech, St. Michael, 161, Pp. 
Cricklade, 309. Crigglestone, 367. Croydon, 324, p.—Dart- 
mouth, 309, r. Derby, 183, p. 324, p. Devizes, 279, p. 
324. Devon, 255, p. Dingwall, 209. Downton, 279, p. 
Driffield, Great, 367. Dudley, 324,r. Dunsforth, High, and 
other Places, 309. Durham (City), 209, p. Durham ( re 


? 


226, p.—Eastwood (Renfrew), 237, p. Ebbe, St. (Oxford), 
310, p. Elland-cum-Gretland, 367. Essex, 330, p.—Felton, 
221. Fitzgerald, Edward M., 310, p. Fitzgerald, J. R., 310, p. 
Folkestone, 217. Fordham, 324, p. Forfar, 209. 212, P. 
Foston, 395. Framfield, 255. Frome, 333.—Galway, 407, Pp. 
Glasgow, 309, p. Glendale Ward (Northumberland), 376. 
Gloucester, 309. Gloucester (City), 226, r. Godmanchester, 
333, p. Gosport, 230, p.—Hants, 347. Hargood Snooke, 309. 
Harrold, 217. Haslingden, 226. Hastings, 309, p. Haughton, 
Thomas, 310, p. Headcorn, 164, Pp. Headley, Richard and 
John, 226. Hereford, 237, p. 309. Heritors, 202, pr. Hertford, 
264. Hey (Ashton-under-Lyne), 161, p. Heytesbury, 367. 
Hindon, 324. Hitchin, 309. Horsham, 86, p. owden Pans, 
376. Hull, 226, p. Hunt, Henry, 86, rp. Huntingdon, 309. 
Hythe, 255.—IIminster, 324. Islandshire, 309. Ive, St. (Corn- 
wall), 245. Ives, St. (Huntingdon), 202, rp. 333.—Kelton, 209. 
Kent, 279, p. 324, Pp. ettering, 309, p. Kidderminster, 333, Pp. 
Kidderminster, Political Union, 226, rp. Kilmarnock, 367, P. 
Kington, 309. Knaresborough, 309. Knottingley, 367.— 
Lanark, 58. Launceston, 226, p. Lavington, West, 347. Lax- 
field, 264. Lees (Ashton-under-Lyne), 161, p. Lesmahago, 
309. Lewarrick, 226. Lewes, 209, p. Lichfield (City and 
County), 230, r. Linkinhorne, 226. Liskeard, 310, pr. London, 
87, Pp. 309, p. Lostwithiel, 309, er. Lovett, W., 161. Ludlow, 
309, p. Luton, 310, rp. Lyme Regis, 264, p. Lymington, 
264, p.—Macclesfield, 324, r. Maidenhead, 309. Maidstone, 
333, p. Malmesbury, 237, r. Manchester, 230. Market La- 
vington, 347, p. Marlborough, 295. Marylebone, St., 54, P. 
255. Marylebone, St. (London), 209. Mawes, St., 245, P. 
Melbourne, 324, p. Melksham, 309. Menskip, 309. Methuen, 
Paul, 324, rp. Middlesex, 195, p. Monmouth, 309, p. Mont- 
gomery, 309, p. Mossley (Ashton-under-Lyne), 161, p.—Nether- 
bury, 226. Newcastle-under-Lyme, 295, P. Newente 
Tyne, 295, p. Newmilns (Ayrshire), 161, rp. Newport (Mon- 
mouth), 264, rp. Newton Abbot, 324, rp. Newton Bushel, 
324, p. Norham, 309. Northampton, 245, p. Northill, 226. 
Nottingham, 128, rp.—Okehampton, 347. Oldham, 161, » 
Otley, 367. Outwell, 333.—Patricroft (Two Petitions), 246, P- 
Pembroke, 324, p. Penryn, 309, pr. Perth (City), 209, ?- 
Petherton, North, 161, p. Petherwin, South, 226. illgwenll ’ 
264,r. Plymouth, 324,r. Plympton Earle, 310, p. Poole, 
186. Portsea, 309. Portsmouth, 295, rp. Potteries err A 
shire), 324, Pp. Pydar, 190, p.—Ralph, Thomas, 324, p. ric 
245. Reading, 279, rp. Reigate, 310, p. Richmond (York), 
310, pe. Rider, Thomas, 310, p. Rochester, 310, Pp. — 
279, p. Roseland (Cornwall), 190, rp. Ross, 309. Roweelifle, 
309. Royston, 245,p. Royton (Oldham), 226.—Salford, 309, ? 
Salisbury (City), 226. Saltash, 309, rp. Savage, J., 161. Sa 
viour, St. (Southwark), 230. Seasafter, 279, rp. Shebbear, 324 
Sheepshead, 74, p. Sheffield, 245, rp. Sherborne, 226, ™ 
Shields, North, 164. Shields, South, 221, p. Sittingbourne 
310, P. Smith, William, 324, rp. Southampton, 182, p. Southhilb 
Lx . 











PETITIONS—continued. 835 











I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Parliamentary Representation (England)—continued. 
In Favour of Reform—continued. 

Southover, 74. Southwark,309. Southwark, St. 

ce, Patrick, 347. Sprinhill (Oldham), 161, p. 

Stapleford, 226. Stockport, 74. 

Stockton-upon- 

Stone, 288, Pp. 


otteries, 324, Pp. 
211. 279, p. Stockport (Two Petitions), 226. 
Stoke, St. Mary, 295. 
Sunderland near the Sea, 333, Pp. 
Swindon, 226, p.—Taunton, 245, P. 
mouth, 407, rp. Thetford, 230. Thomas, St., the Apostle, (Corn- 
Thornfalcon, 209, p. Thornton in 
Tiverton, 395. Towcester, 

Trottman, Edward, 
Tyd, St. Giles (May- 
Walsall, 324, p. 


Valence, 288, P. 


wall), 226. Thorne, 309. 
Lonsdale, 264. Titchfield, 309, Pp. 
Townstal, 309. 
309. Trowbri 
field), 217.— 
John, 221, p. 


Truro, 226, p. 
allington, 324, P. 
Waterhead Mill (Oldham), 161, p. 
Wight, Isle of, 272, rp. Wilton, 
Winchester, 324, p. 
Wittersham, 288, p. Wolverhamp- 
Woolos, St., 264, p. 

Wycombe, Chep- 
Yate, Walter Hony- 


Whitstable, 279, p. 
Wilts (County), 230, rp. 324, Pp. 
Wisbech, St. Peter, 324, p. 
ton, 209. 212, Pp. 


Woodstock, New, 164, p. 
Woolwich, 309, p. 


Wootton Bassett, 264, p. 
ping, 86, p.—Yarmouth, Great, 324, p. 
Yelvington, 376. Yeovil, 324, p. 


1560. In Favour of the proposed measure of Reform; From, 
Abbas Coombe, txxxv1.419,p. Abbotsham, 406,p. Aberdeen,415. 
423. Aberdeen, Seven Incorporated Trades, 406, rp. Aberdeen, 
Aberdeen, Society of Advocates, 
Accrington, 415. 
Alnwick, 381, P. 
Alverstoke, 406, p. 
406. Anderson, Thomas, 419, p. 
Saint, Seven Incorporated Trades, 416, p. 
Appledore, 406, p. 


Old, Incorporated Trades, 406. 
venny, 415. Abingdon, 416, p. 
Alfreton, 406, p. Alloa, 406, P. 
Anderson, Robert, 


Andover, 419, p. 


ther, Easter, 446. 
drossan and Stevenston, 406, p. ¢ 
Asaph, St., 456, rp. Ash, Richard, 359. Ashburton, 419,p. Ash- 
Ashton-under-Line, 407, p. 
Gateshead, 446. Attwood, Thomas, 406. 

Auchterarder, 406, Pp. 

Auckland, Saint Andrew, 446. 
Ayr, 406, p. 416, Pp. 
Ayr, Incorporated Trades, 416, P. 
Ayr, Merchant Company, 416, p. 


Arbroath, 406, p. 
Arkwright, John, 416, Pp. 


Attwood, Charles, of 
Auchinblac and For- 
Auchtermuchty, 371. 

Axminster, 419, P. 
Ayr, Caledonian Youths’ 


doun, 446, Pp. 


Aylesford, 395, p. 
Society, 416, P. 

chanics’ Institution, 416, p. 
Ayr, Newton and Wallace Friendly Society, 416, Pp. 
ton and Wallace Phenix Friendly Society, 416, p. 
anthropic Friendly Society, 416, p. 
Ayrshire, Agricultural Tenantry, (Two Petitions), 416, p.—Baker, 
Baker, Thomas, 416, P. Bakewell, 456. Bamp- 
Bandon, 415. 


Ayr, Youths’ Society, 406, p. 


Samuel, 395, p. 
Banbury, 415. 
Banff, Six Incorporated Trades, 405. 
Bannockburn, 406, p. 
Bassetlaw, 415. 
Bath, St. James, 405. 
Bath, St. Peter and St. Paul, 405. 
Beaminster, 423. 
Beckley, 371. 


Banff, 406, p. 
Agriculturists, 423. 
Barnstaple, 407, p. 

tical Union, 446, p. 


Barnsley, 406, P. 
Bath, 446, p. 
Bath, St. Michael, 


Beccles, 402, p. 
Bedford, 416, p. 


Beith, 406, p. 
Berks, 419, p. 


Bermondsey, St. Mary 
Magdalen, 416, p. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 416, P. 
Bethnal Green, St. Matthew, 419, p. 
ter, Market End, 419, P. 
lingsgate, 419, P. 
Birmingham, 406, Pp. 416, P. 
Bishop Auckland, 407, p. 
Blackburn, 419, p. 


Bideford, 406, P. 
Bilson and Cinderford, 423. 
Birrell, Peter, 406. 
Bishop Stortford, 446. 
Blackfriars Road, Rotunda, 405. 
Blandy, J. J., 419, Pp. 
Bloomsbury, St. Giles in the Fields, and St. 
Bodmin, 446. 


Norfolk), 415. 
eorge, 419, P. 
Boston, 406, p. 
Botolph, St,, without Aldgate, 446. Bourn, 406, p. 
Bradford (Wilts), 402, p. 
Brampton and Walton, 
Bread Street Ward, 
Brentford, Old and 
Bridgend, 381, p. 


Bow, St. Mary, Stratford, 415. 
ford (York), 388. Bradmore, 446. 
Brancepeth and other Places, 446. 
Brecknock, 406, p. 
Brettell Lane, 407, p. 
Bridgnorth, 456, p. 
Brierley-hill, 407, P. 
Bristol, 359. 


Brechin, 405. 


Brighthelmstone, 416, Pp. 
Bromley and Beckenham, 416, p. 
Brother Cross, 465, p. 

Bunney, 446. 
Bursledon, 415. 

Bury (Lancaster), 419, pP. 
Ebley, 423. Callaly 


Bromley, St. 
Leonard’s, 415. 
mag gg West, 423, p. 
ungay, 406, P. 
Burgh Clere. 41 5. 
Burton-upon-Trent, 423, p. 
St. Edmund’s, 402.—Cainscross an 
Yetlington, 456. Calne, 355, p. 372, p. Camberwell, St. Giles, 
415. Cambridge, 435, p. Cambridge and Isle of Ely, 435, p. 
Cambridge, Bachelors of Arts, 465, P. 
nongate, 406. 
nongate, Hammermen, 371. 
406. Canongate and North Leith, 
, 347. 359, P. 402, P. 
arlow, 435,P. Carmarthen, 367, Pp. 415. 
narvon, 381. Carnwath, 406. Castle Donnington, 395, r. 
tle Douglas, 406. Ceres, 423. Chalford, 423. 
Frith, 446, p. Chard, 419, P. 


Thomas, 405. Buntingford, 


Burslem, 381, p. 


Cannock, 423, p. 
Canongate (Edinburgh), Tailors, 446, Pp. 

te, Wrights and Coopers, 
leshers and Candle Makers, 


gan, 416. 465, P. 
Carlisle, 416, Pr. 


Chapel-en-le- 
= Chalo Be’ kab —. wee Th Cheap Ward, 

» P. e t. Luke, 415. eppi combe, 456, Pp. 
Chesham, 406. 415. Chester, 406, P. oun Chesterfield, 406, P. 
Chippenham, 367, Pp. 
388, p. Chisholme, William, 405. Chorley, 406. Christchurch, 
hristchurch (Surrey), 
Cinderford, 423. Cirencester, 
435, P. Clapham, 416,p. Clare, 415. Clerkenwell Parish, 415. 
Clifton, Dartmouth Hardness, 406, Pp. Clitheroe, 407, Pp. Clona- 


Chichester, 355, Pp. Chipping Norton, 


402. Christchurch (Middlesex), 406, P. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 





Parliamentary Representation (England)—continued. 
In Favour of the proposed Measure—continued. 
kilty, uxxxvi. 415. 7, mn 446. Clouter, John, 419, rp. Cocker- 
mouth, 407, p. Coldstream, 416, p. Coleraine, 415. Collump- 
ton, 406, p. Colne, 419, Pr. Colpe, 423, r. Combe, Harvey, 
416, p. Comrie, 371. Content, 416, p. Cork, 416. Corn- 
wall, 446, p. Cove and the Great Island (Cork), 446. Coveney, 
415. Covent Garden, St. Paul’s, 406. Coventry, 381, rp. Cow- 
bridge, 416, rp. Cranbrook, 381, p. Crediton, 406, rp. Crich, 
387. Cricklade, 406. Crieff, 406. Cromarty, 423. Crompton, 
405. ‘Crowland, 406, p. Croydon and Vicinity, 416, p. Cum- 
berland, 407, p. Cumnock,416,P. Cupar, Bakers, 406. ape 
Flesher Incorporation, 371. Cupar, Incorporation of the Guildry 
of, 371. Cupar, Shoemakers, 407, p. Cupar, Tailors, 371. 
Cupar, Waulkers, 406. Cupar, Weavers, 406. Cupar, Wrights, 
371. Cupar-in-Fife, 371. Cupar-in-Fife, Hammermen, 371.— 
Dalkeith, 406. Darby, Edward, of Deal, 415. Darlaston, 423, p. 
Daventry, 415. Deal, 395, p. Dean, Forest, 423. Deddington, 
415. Denbigh, 435. Deptford, 402, rp. Derby, 406, p. 416, Pp. 
Dereham, East, 435. Detlin , 416, Pp. Devizes, 355, p. 395, P. 
Devon, 406, P. Devon, Southern Part, 406, r. Devonport and 
Stoke Damerel, 419, p. Dewsbury, 465. Dick, James, 371. 
Dick, John, 419, p. Diss, 465, ep. Dodds, Andrew, 406. Don- 
caster, 416, p. Dover, 402, rp. Downham, 435, rp. Drakard, 
John, 406, p. Driffield, Great, 405. Drogheda, 456, p. Droit- 
wich, 407, Pp. Dudley, 372, r. Duffield, 387. Dumbarton, 
406, Pr. Dumbartonshire, 423. Dumfries, 406, p. Dumfries, 
Seven Incorporated Trades, 406. Dunbar, 406,r. Dundee, 406. 
Dundee, Guildry, 371. Dundee, Nine Incorporated Trades, 371. 
Dundee, Maltmen, 388,r. Dundee, Masons, &amp;c., 423. Dundee, 
Political Union, 446, p. Dundee, Ship Masters and Seamen, 405. 
Dunfermline, 395. 402, p. Dunfermline, Agricultural Society, 
372, rp. Dunfermline, Bakers, 435, p. Dunfermline, Fleshers, 
419, p. Dunfermline, Guildry, 372, rp. Dunfermline, Smiths, 
372, p. Dunfermline, Tailors, 435, rp. Dunfermline, Wrights, 
419, p. Dunkeld, 416, rp. Dunkenfield, 428. Dunning, 416, p. 
Dunse, 406. 416. Dunshall, 405. Dunstan’s, St., in the West, 
388. Duntisbourne Abbotts, 435. Durham, 416, Pp. Dur- 
ley, 415. Dysart, 388, p.—Eaglesham, 446. Earl Shilton, 
465, p. Earsham, 406. Easingwold, 416, Pp. Eastwood, 
423. Eaton, Little, 387. Ebley, 423. Eccles, 423. Eccles- 
hill, 388. Edenbridge, 415. Edinburgh, 371. 367, Pp. 371. 
388. 415. Edinburgh, Bakers, 405. Edinburgh, Barbers, 
415. Edinburgh, Bonnet Makers, and Dyers, 406. Edin- 
burgh, Candle Makers, 406. mre Canongate, 371. 
Edinburgh, Canongate in, Bakers, 416, P. inburgh, Cordiners, 
406. Edinburgh, Fleshers Incorporation, 406. Edinburgh, 
Goldsmiths, 406, p. Edinburgh, Hammermen, 367, rp. Edin- 
burgh, High Constables, 423. Edinburgh, Mary’s Chapel, 
Wrights, &amp;c., 406. Edinburgh, Mechanics’ Subscription Library, 
416, p. Edinburgh, Political Union, 406, p. Edinburgh, St. 
Crispin, Friendly Rosiety of, 371. Edinburgh, Eight Southern 
Districts, 405. Edinburgh, Tailors, 405. mae eg Waulkers 
and Hatters, 405. Edmonton, 406, p. Egloshayle, 406. El- 
derslie, 419, Pp. Elgin, 402. Elgin and Forres, 416, Pp. Elie, 
405. Ellesmere, 416, p. Ely, 347, ep. Ely, Isle of, 435, r. 
Emsworth and Warblington, 406, rp. English Bar, Members of, 
407, Pp. Epping, 402, rp. Epworth,416, p. Erpingham, North, 
435. Erpingham, South, (Norfolk), 415. Evesham, 446. Ewhurst, 
371. Bostic, 406, rp. Eynsford, 406. Eyston, Charles, 
419, p.—Failsworth, 419, rp. Fakenham, 435. Falkirk, 406. 
Falkland, Royal Burgh of, 405. Falmouth, 406. Fareham, 
407, P. Faringdon, Great, 387, Pp. Farringdon Within, Ward, 
419,P. Farringdon Without, St. Sepulchre, 419, p. ‘reg 
and Widley, 381, rp. Farnham, 416,P. Faversham, 415. Fe 
stanton, 415. Fife, Kirkland Works, 406, p. _Fifeshire, 372, P. 
Flegg, East and West, 435. Flint, 456. Folkestone, 355, Pp. 
Fordoun, 446, Pp. Forhoe (Norfolk), 415. Forfar, 406, p. Forres, 
406. 416, Pp. Frome Selwood, 419, rp. Fulham, 406, Pr. Fullis, 
Edward, 405.—Galashiels, 416, p. Galway, 435, Pp. 456. Gas- 
coigne, 446, Pp. Gateshead, 347, p. Geikie, Archibald, 415. 
Gilpin, George, Workmen of, 423, p. Girvan, 416, Pp. Gla- 
morgan, 446, Pp. Glasgow, 416, Pp. 446, Pp. Glasgow, Bakers, 
406. Glasgow, Barber Incorporation, 405. Glasgow, Calton, 
406. Glasgow, Coopers, 416, rp. Glasgow, Cordwainers, 416, Pp. 
Glasgow, Gorbals, 423. Glasgow, Hammermen, 415. Glasgow, 
Fourteen Incorporated Trades, 406, p. Glasgow, Masons, 416, Pp. 
Glasgow, Merchants’ House, 415. Glasgow, Procurators, 416, Pp. 
Glasgow, Reform Association, 416, rp. Glasgow, Skinners and 
Glovers, 405. Glasgow, Tailors, 446, P. lasgow, Weavers, 
371. Glasgow, Wrights, 416, p. erry 419, p. Glendale 
Ward (Northumberland), 406, p. Globe Hotel (Exeter), 415. 
Glossop Dale, 402. Gloucester, 355. 388, Pp. 406, P. 428, P. 
Glynne, Stephen, R., 456. Godalming, 416, p. Goodfellow, 
J a 371. Goodwillie, John, 371. Gosport, Odd Fellows, 423. 
Gosport and Alverstoke, 406, p. Goswell Road, No. 14, 415. 
Graham, John, 371. Grangemouth, 416, p. Great Island (Cork), 
446. Greenock, 406, rp. Greenock, Medical and Chirurgical 
Association, 416, p. Greenwich, 359, Pp. 402, p. Gravesend, 
355, p. Guildford, 465, p. Guiltcross (Norfolk), 415.—Had- 
denham, 407, p. Haddington, 388, Pp. 406, rp. Hailsham, 
435. Haldon, High, 402, r. Halesworth, 402. Halifax, 416, p. 
Hamilton, 406. Hammersmith, 446. Hanley and Shelton, 
381, Pr. Hartland, 406, r. Harvey, John, 406, r. Haslingden, 
446, P. Hastings, 407, Pr. Hather eigh, 406, Pp. Havant, 407, p. 
Haverfordwest, 456, rp. Haverhill, 415. Hawick, 406, Pp. 
Hawick, Seven Incorporated Trades, 405. Hawkhurst, 396, P. 
Haworth, 465. Hay (Brecknock), 415. Heage, 387. Hednes- 
ford and Huntingdon, 423, rp. Henley-upon-Thames, 419, Pp. 
Henstridge and Temple, 419, r. Hepburn, Henry, 405. Here- 
ford, 416, rp. Hertford, 435. 446. Hibbert, Julian, 405. = h, 
ohn, 


836 


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PETITION S—continued. 








I. Petitions for Relief with respe¢t to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Parliamentary Representation (England)—continued. Parliamentary Representation (England)—continued. 


In Favour of the proposed Measure—continued. 
John, txxxvi. 407, Pp. High Peak(Derby), 407,r. Highworth, 
406. Hinkley, 406, r. Hipperholme and Brighouse, 465. Hoddom, 
419, p. Holborn, St. Andrew, 415. Holbrook, 387. Hollis, 
William, 415. Holmfirth, 406, er. Holt, 435. Holt (Norfolk), 
406. Holywell, 456, p. Honiton, 456. Horbury, Chapel, 416, p. 
Horsham, 406, rp. Horsley, 428. Hounslow, 406, p. Houston 
a ka 419, rp. Howden, 416,.p. Huddersfield, 388, P. 

umbleyard, 406. Huntington, 423, p. Hythe, 355, p.—Il- 
kiston, 456. Inns of Court, Students, &amp;c., 355, p. Instow, in- 
cluding Westleigh, 406. Inverkeithing, 402, p. 419, p. Inverury, 
406, p. Ipswich, 419, p. Irvine, Incorporated Trades, &amp;c., 
406, ep. Irvine, John, 367, rp. Island Shires, 423. Islington, 
St. Mary, 415. Ives, Saint, terre, 415.—James, W. 
419, p. Jedburgh, 406, p. Jenkins, Richard Hoare, 446, p. 
Jennings, James, 415.—Keighley, 416, p. Kelso, 406. Kendal, 
423. Kent, 419, p. 435, p. Kerry, 419, p. Kettering, 415. 
Key, Thomas, 415. Kidderminster, 415. Kidderminster, Po- 
litical Union, 395, pe. Kilbarchan, 446. Kilbernie, 405. Kil- 
conquhar, 406. Kilkea and Moon, 446. Killarney, 406. _Kil- 
marnock, 371. Kilsyth, 446, p. Kincardine, 423. Kinghorn, 
388, p. Kinghorn, Hammermen, 388, P. Kingsbridge, 406, P. 
Kingskettle (Fife), 416, r. King’s Lynn, 406, Pp. Kuingstanley, 
423. Kingston-upon-Hull, 407, Pp. ene hames, 
416, p. Kintore, 446. Kirkby-in-Kendal, 405. Kirkcaldy, 406. 
Kirkcudbright, 416, p. Kirkcudbright, Six Incorporated Trades, 
406, p. Kirkcudbright, Western District, 423. Kirkfieldbank, 
406, p. Kirkintilloch, 416,e. Knaresborough, 402, :r.—Laidlow, 
William, 405. Lambeth Association, 355. Lambeth, St. Mary, 
367, Pp. Lanark, 406, ep. Lanark, Incorporated Trades, 446. 
Lancaster, 406, Pp. 407, Pp. Langfield, 465. Langholm, 416, P. 
Lauder, 423. Launceston, 446. Launditch (Norfolk),415. Laving- 
ton, West, 402. Lea, 388. Ledbury, 416,p. Leeds,388, Pr. Lees, 405. 
Leicester, 395, p. 435. Leighton Buzzard, 415. Leith, 406. 
Leith, Incorporated Trades (Nine Petitions), 406, p. Leith, Incor- 
porations of, (Four Petitions) 371. Leith, Maltmen, 406. Leith, 
Speculative Society, 406, p. Leith, Weavers, 406, pr. Leith, 
North, Fleshers, &amp;c,, 416, rp. Leith, North, Wrights and Coopers, 
406. Leslie, 406, rp. Leslie, Political Union, 405. Leven, 406, p. 
Leven Banks, 423. Lewes, 381, p. Lichfield, 435, rp. Lime- 
house, Saint Ann, 419, p. Limerick, 419. Limerick, House 
Painters, 456. Limerick, St. Mary’s, 419. Lincoln, 406, Pp. 
Linlithgow, 372, rp. 419, Pp. Linton, East, 406. Liskeard, 406, P. 
Listry, 446, ep. Liverpool, 372,r. Lochie,423. Lockerbie, 408. 
London, 342, p. 388, p. London (Aldersgate Ward), 406, Pp. 
London (Aldgate Ward), 406, rp. London (Bishopsgate Ward), 
388, rp. London (Broad Street Ward), 388, p. Landen (Cole- 
man Street Ward), 456, p. London, (Cordwainers Ward), 456. 
London (Cornhill Ward), 406, rp. London (Cripplegate Within 
Ward), 388, rp. London (Cripplegate Within Ward), 406, p. 
London, Free and Easy Johns’ Society, 388. London (Langbourn 
Ward), 388, rp. London, Saint Botolph, Aldgate, 388, rp. London, 
Saint Bride’s, 419, rp. London (Vintry Ward), 415. London- 
derry, 456, p. Longtown, 406, Pp. Looe, East, 416, p. Lost- 
withiel, 406. Lothian, East, 406. Loudoun, 416, pr. Lough- 
borough, 395, p. Ludlow, 402. Ludlow, Hammermen, &amp;c., 407, Pp. 
Lumber Troop, 456, p. Lyme Regis, 423. Lymington, 415. 
446. Lyncombe, 406, vyinciiiaieadiell 423. Maidstone, 402. 
Malmsbury, 402, p. Malton, 428, p. Manchester, 416, p. Mar- 
gate, 416, rp. Market Harborough, 395, rp. Market Lavington, 
402, p. Marlborough, 406. Marshall, Chapman, 446, p. Mar. 
shall, John, 388, Pp. Marylebone, St., 406, p. Marypool, 406. 
Matthews, R., 371. Mauchline, 416, p. Mawes, Saint, 406. 
Maxfield, Sir John, of Pollok, Bart., 446, p. Maxwelltown, 395. 
Maybole, 406, p. Mayo, 435. Melcombe Regis, 416, rp. Melk- 
sham, 402, p. Melton Mowbray, 395, p. Merrington and Sedge- 
field, 446. Merthyr Tydvil, 388, rp. Metropolis, Working Car- 
a. 415. M‘Ewen, Edward, 416, p. Middlesex, 446, p. 

iddlesex, Liberty of the Rolls, 406,r. Middlesex, Saint George, 
415. Middlesex, Saint Luke, 406, p. Mildenhall, 415. Mi§ll- 
town and Listry, 446, p. Milton, 355, yp. Minchinhampton, 405. 
Mirfield (Two Petitions), 402. Moffat, 419, rp. Mold, 456, p. 
Molton, South, 406, p. Monance, Saint, 405. Monmouth, 415. 
419, p. Montrose, 371. 406, Pp. Moon, 446. Moreton Ham 
stead, 419, p. Morley, 416, p. Musselburgh, 406.—Nailsworth, 
405. Nairn, Royal Burgh of, 405. Nantwich, 423. Navan, 456. 
Naylor, M. J., 416, p. Neath, 416, Pp. Neatishead, 435. Nether- 
bury, 423. Newburgh, 416, p. Newbury, 419, p. Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, 347, Pp. 402, p. 456. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Cord- 
wainers, 446. Newington, St. Mary, 347, p. New Mills (Derby), 
407, P. Newmilns, 416, pr. Newport (Monmouth), 415. New- 
port Pagnell, 406. Newton, 416, p. Newton and Failsworth, 
419, e. Newton Abbot and Newton Bushell, 406, p&gt; Newton, 
Friendly Society, 416, rp. Newton, Phenix Friendly Society, 
416. Newtown Limavady, 456, p. Norham and Island Shires, 
423. Normanton, 428. North Shields and Tynemouth, 372, p. 
Northam and Abbotsham, 406, r. Northampton, 406, rp. Nor- 
thiam, 371. Northumberland, 407, rp. Norwich, 407, ep. Not- 
tingham, 355, Pp. 372, Pp. 446, p.—Oban, 406, Pp. Old Artillery 
Ground, 388. Oldham, 415. Olney, 406. Orkney, 416, P. 
Oswestry, 381. Otley, 465. Oxford, 407, p.—Paddington, 446. 
Painswick, 405. 
Pancras, St., 406, Pp. Pateley Bridge, 416, p. Patrick Bromp- 
ton, 406, ep. Peebles, 406. Pennycuick, 406. Pentridge, 406, p. 
Penzance, 406. Perth, 405, p. 416, p. Perth, Baker Incorpora- 
tion, 405. Perth, Flesher Incorporation, 405. Perth, Glover 
Incorporation of, 371. Perth, Guildry Incorporation of, 371. 
Perth, Hammermen, 371. Perth, Mechanics, &amp;c., 446, rp. Perth, 
Shoemaker Incorporation of, 371. Perth, Society of High Con- 
stables, 405. Perth, Tailors, 405. Perth, Wright Incorporation, 


ving 416, Pp. Paisley, Reform Society, 415. 





In Favour of the pro Measure—continued. 

Lxxxvi. 371. Perthshire, Central District of, 416, rp. Peterh 
406. Plymouth, 419,p. Poland, William Henry, 446,P. Poole, 
372, p. Poplar, All Saints, 415. Portobello, 371. Portsburgh, 
East, (Edinburgh), Cordiners, 423. Portsburgh, Easter, Tailors, 
405. Portsburgh, Easter and Wester, Bakers, 406. Ports- 
burgh, Easter and Wester, Seven Incorporated Trades, 371, 
Portsburgh, Easter and Wester, (St. Cuthbert’s), Bakers, 406. 
Portsburgh, Easter and Wester, (St.Cuthbert’s), Hammermen, 
406. Portsburgh, Easter and Wester, the ae 416, P. Ports- 
burgh, Wester, Tailors, 405. Portsea, Odd Fellows, 423. Ports. 
mouth, 381, r. 407, P. Portsmouth and Gosport, Odd Fellows, 
423. Powell, Baden, 435, pv. Presteigne, 415. Pulbo- 
rough, 405.—Queensferry, 419, p.—Ramsgate, 395, p. Rand- 
wick, 423. Rankine, Peter, 405. Ratcliffe, 446. Read, John, 
402, p. Reed, Archibald, 402, p. Renfrew, 405. 446, p, 
Renfrewshire Political Union, 371. Repton, 428.- Retford, 
East, 415. Ricardo, Osman, 416, P. Richmond (Sur- 
rey), 456. Richmond (York), 371. Ringmer, 407, p, 
Ripley, 446, p. Rochdale, 407, pr. Rodborough, 423. Rom- 
sey Infra, and Romsey Extra, 465, pr. Ross, New, (Wexford), 
456, p. Ross (Hereford), 402. Rothesay, 416, p. Rox- 
burgh, 446, p. Royton, 435. Rugby, 402. Russell, Henry, 
372, p. Russell, James, 446, Pp. Rutherford, Thomas, 405, 
Rutherglen, 405.416, p. Ruthin, 415. Rye, 446.—Saddleworth, 
406, vp. Salford, 419, p. Salisbury, 406. Saltcoats, 406, p, 
Sanquhar, 416, p. Sanquhar, Five Incorporated Trades, 406, p. 
Sarisbury and Swanwick, 415. Sarum, New, 355, p. Scar- 
borough, 406. Scotland, Supreme Courts of, 416, ep. Scott, W., 
405. Sedgefield, 446. Sedgley, 456, Pp. Selby, 406, rp. Selkirk, 
446, p. Selkirk, Incorporation of Weavers, 405. Selkirk, 
Stocking Makers, 416, p. Selsey, 406, rp. Send and Ripley, 
446, p. Sevenoaks Market, 415. Sheffield, 388, Pp. Shelton 
and Hanley, 381, p. Shepton Mallett, 406. Sherborne, 423. 
Shields, South, and Westoe, Merchants, &amp;c., 419, p. Shoreditch, 
St. Leonard, 402. Shottle, 406, r. Shrewsbury, 416, rp. Shro 

ham and Guiltcross (Norfolk), 415. Sileby, 395, rp. Silvertop, 
George, 407, p. Steaford, New and Old, 407, p. Sligo, 446. 
Smarden, 416, p. Smithson, Henry, 428, p. Southampton, 415. 
456, Pp. Southwark, 371. Southwark, St. George the Martyr, 
371. Southwark, St. Olave, 415. Southwark, St. Saviour, 415. 
Southwold, 415. Sparrow, Joseph, 419, P. Staffordshire Pot- 
teries, Lane End, 423, p. Staindrop, 435. Stalybridge, 405. 
Stamford, 406, p. Stanley, Thomas S. Massey, 423, p. Stans- 
field, 465. Staple Inn (Middlesex), 415. Stepney, St. Dunstan’s, 
406, P. Stevenston, 406, p. Stewart, Archibald, 415. Stirling, 
367, p. 415. Stirling, Seven Incorporated Trades, 419, p. Stir- 
ling, Weavers, 419, p. Stockport fee Petitions), 355. Stockport, 
381, p. 419. 423. Stoke Damerel, 419, p. Stonehaven, 406, pr. 
Stonehouse, 423. Stonehouse, East, 419, Pp. Stony Stratford, 415. 
Stowmarket, 387. Strabane, 435. Strachan and other Places, 
423. Stranraer, 406,P. Stratford-upon-Avon, 406. Strathaven, 
446, ep. Strathmiglo, 406, pr. Stretham, 415. Stroud, 423. 
Sudbury, 415. Snffolk, 402, rp. Sunderland, 372, rp. Surrey, 
416, Pp. Sutton, 415. Sutton in Ashfield, 446. Swansea, 381, p. 
Swainwick, 388. 415. Swindon, 402. 406.—Tadcaster, 388, P. 
Tain, 416, er. Tamworth, 415. Tarbolton, 405. Taunton, 406, p. 
Tavistock, 406, p. Taylor, John, 407, ep. Taylor, Thomas, 
395, p. Temple, 419, p. Tenterden (Kent), 388, p. Tewkes- 
bury, 395, p. Thanet, Isle of, 435, ep. Thanet, Isle of, Peter, 
St., the Apostle, 402. Thetford, 435. Thorne, 406. Thorney, 
406. Thornham and Detling, 416, rp. Thurles, 406, p. Tich- 
borne, Sir Henry Joseph, 456, rp. Tonbridge, 416, p. Totness, 
406, Pp. Tower Hamlets, 406, rp. Toxteth Park, 416, P. Tra- 
nent, 416, p. Tring, 446. Trowbridge, 402, rp. Truro, 406. 
Tuam, 45¢, rp. Tunstead, 406. Turnditch, 406, rp. Twicken- 
ham, 415. Tynemouth and North Shields, 372, rp.—Uxbridge, 
406.—Wakefield, 416, Pp. Walbrook Ward, 419, Pp. Walcot 
(Bath), 405. Walker, Robert, 406. Wallace, Friendly Society, 
416, ep. Wallacetown and Content, 416, rp. Wallacetown, Phe- 
nix Friendly Society, 416. Wallington, 416, Pp. Walsall, 423, p. 
Walton, 406, p. Warblington and Emsworth, 406, rp. Ware, 446. 
Warminster, 402. 407, p. Warrington, 419, p. Waterford, 
406, Pp. 456, Pp. Watford, 446. Wearmouths, 372, rp. Welling- 
borough, 415. Wellington, 419,e. Wells (Norfolk), 435. We 

(Somerset), 415. Wemyss, East, 406, p. Westbury, 402. West- 
minster, St. Clement Danes, 415. Westminster, St. George, 381, P. 
Westminster, St. James, 446, p. Westminster, St. John the 
Evangelist, 446, p. Westminster, St. Margaret, 381, rp. West- 
minster, St. Martin in the Fields, 416, p. Westoe, Merchants, 
&amp;e., 419, Pp. Weston, 406, rp. Wexford, 415. Weymouth and 
Melcombe Regis, 416,P. Whitby, 388, p. Whitchurch, 419, P. 
Whitechapel, Bt. Mary, 406. Whitehaven, Bankers, &amp;c., 407, P. 
Whithorn, 371. Widcombe, 406, rp. Widley and Farlington, 
381, Pp. Wigan, 415. Wight, Isle of, 406, rp. Wigtown, 41% 
Wilburton, 415. Wilson, William, 406, vr. Wilts, 402, » 
Wilts, Southern Part, 406. Wimbledon, 416, r. Winchcombe, 
423. Winchester, St. Mary Kalendar, 416, rp. Winchester, St 
Maurice, 416, pv. Winchester, St. Peter Colebrook, 416, ” 
Winn, Thomas, 406, p. Wirksworth, 406, rp. Wisbech, 435, ?- 
Wisbech, St. Peter, 407, rp. Wishart, James, 371. Witcham, 
415. Witney, 415. Wiveliscombe, 406. Woburn, 415. Wol- 
verhampton, 359, p. Woodbridge, 415. Woodchester, 42% 
Woodchurch, 402, p. Woolwich, 359, rp. Worcester, 416, P. 423- 
Worcester, Political Union, 395, r. Worthing, 419, p. Wotton- 
under-Edge, 415. 456, rp. Wrexham, 402. Wrey, Sir Bourchier 
Palk, Bart., 406, rp. Wrington, 419, rp. Wymering, 381, ?.-— 
Yarm, 388, r Yarmouth, Great, 435, Pr. Yatton, 446. Yeovil, 
406, p. Yetlington, 456. York, 388, P. 446, p. 466, P. Young, 
John, 371. oil 











PETITIONS—continued. 837 











I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Parliamentary Representation (England)—continued. 

1561. [1831.] Against the Bills of last Session; From Lees, Rev. 

Sir Harcourt, txxxvi. 557. Oxford, Chancellor, Masters and Scho- 

lars of the University of, 557,r. Marlborough, Mayor, Burgesses 

‘ and Householders of, 557, p. ———In Favour of Reform; From, 
Aberdeen, txxxvi. 557, p. Ballycallan, 534. Ballymore, 557, p. 
Bassishaw Ward, London, 534. Bridge Ward, London, 534.— 

Castle Baynard Ward, London, 534. Cawston, 557, p.—Deer, 

New, 534. Denbigh, 524. (p. 572.)—Gunning, George; Motion 

for printing withdrawn, 534.—Killaloe, 534. Killinick, 557, p. 
Killmanagh, 534. Kinclaven, 534.—London, Bassishaw Ward, 

534. London, Bridge Ward, 534. London, Castle Baynard 

Ward, 534.—Maglass, 557, p.—Nairn, 557.—Sharmon, 557, P. 
Spitalfields, 534, p.—Wexford, 557, p.———For additional Re- 
resentation; From Aughawal, rxxxv1. 630, p.—Billingham, 598. 
odellern, 729. Brigham, 635, p.—Cardiff, 730. (p. 733.) Car- 

marthen, 558, Pp. 710, p. Chesterfield, 564. (Pp. 572.) Christ 
Church, Surrey, 622, p. 655. Cowbridge, 730, (p. 733.) Cupar, 

592, p.—Durham, North, 644, p.—Gainsburgh, 640, p. Galway, 

735. Greenham, 600, r.—Hedon, 611, p.—John, St., in Bever- 

ley, 655, P.—Kensington and Hammersmith, Branch of the Na- 

tional Union, 765, p.—Llanerchymedd, 729. Llangefni, 564. 
Llanrwst, 534. (Pp. 570.) Louisburgh, 650, p.— Merioneth, 

611,P. Merthyr Tydvil, 738. Morton, 640, p—Newbury, 600, P. 
Pancras, St., 644, p. Perth (Two Petitions), 733. Preston, 
Quarter, 655, p. Sculcoates, 739. Speenhamland, 600, p.—Staf- 
fordshire Potteries, 644, rp. Stockton and Norton, 598. Stock- 

with, East, 640, p.—Taunton, St. Mary Magdalen, 635, p. Tuam, 
Commercial Society of, 645, p.—Walkerith, 640, p. Whitehaven, 

655, P. Wight, Isle of, 650, P.——Against Division of Coun- 

ties; From Teignbridge Agricultural Association, Lx xxvi. 657, P. 
omplaining of obstruction to the Measure from an in- 

terested Minority of the House; From Inhabitants of Coventry, 
brought up and read, and by leave withdrawn, Lxxxv1. 709.——— 

For expediting the Bill, and praying the House to oppose a 
strenuous resistance to those upholders of corruption who under 
frivolous pretences waste the time of the House; From Rye; 
Offered, and by leave withdrawn; txxxv1.780.———To pass the 

Bill to amend the Representation of the People without mutilation 

or curtailment, and with the least possible delay; From Henry 
Dunlop, Chairman, and Thomas Davidson, Junior, Secretary of 

the Glasgow Reform Association, txxxvi. 827, P.———For the 
adoption of such means as shall appear best calculated to support 

His Majesty’s Government, and to promote the ultimate success 

of that measure of Reform which has already received the sanc- 

tion of the House; From Inhabitants of St. Clement Danes, 
LXXXVI. 901, p.—————-For the Disfranchisement of the Bishops on 
account of their Votes against the Bill; From John Charles 

Duffey ; Offered, and by leave withdrawn, txxxv1. 929.———Com- 
laining of the rejection of the Bill by the other Branch of the 
Legislature From A. H. Simpson, Chairman of a Meeting of the 
Inhabitants of Paisley, txxxv1. 929.———For an Address to His 

; Majesty to create Peers to ensure the passing of the Bill; From 
the Council of the Birmingham Political Union, txxxvi. 933, P. 
———-For an Address to His Majesty to create such a number 
of Peers as may be necessary for carrying the Bill through the 
House of Lords, and that Archbishops and Bishops may be dis- 
ualified from sitting and voting; From J. Clayton; Motion, 
hat the Petition do lie upon the Table; uxxxv1. 935.——— 





y Against any Clause in the Bill which shall require payment of 
Rent or Taxes as qualifications to vote for Members to serve in 
A Parliament; From Members of a Political Union; Offered, and 
ly by leave withdrawn ; txxxvit. 29. 67. Complaining of the 
\- Borough of Helleston having been placed in Schedule (B.) in cori- 
3, sequence of credit to the amount of £.73. 1s. 3d. not havin 

4 _ a in the amount of Assessed Taxes for the Duty fei. 
. or 


orses in the Second Regiment of Cornwall Yeomanry 
Cavalry, and praying for a new valuation, or that credit may be 








e, given for the above Sum; From Helleston, Mayor, Aldermen 
ot and others of, txxxvii. 35. 160, 

y; 

“J 1562. Against making the Payment of any Rate part of the 
P. Qualification for Voting; From National Political Union, Mem- 
6. bers of, xxxxvul. 74, P.—_———For additional Representation ; From 
d, Purbeck, Isle of, (Two Petitions), xxxxvi. 106, P. That the 
or method adopted for ascertaining the relative importance of each 
fis Borough is incorrect in principle, and suggesting a Plan whereby 
st- the same may be exhibited in a manner calculated to produce a just 
P. arrangement; From Eneas M‘Intyre, p.p., Lxxxvil. 126, P._——— 
the Submitting a Plan for ascertaining the relative importance of 
sat Boroughs; From Rapier, George C ristopher, Lxxxvil. 142. 157. 
nts, ~———For the speedy passing of the Bill; From Brentford Poli- 
ind tical Union, txxxvu. 181.——For passing as speedily as possible 
PB. an effectual Bill to amend the Representation of the People, without 
P requiring Payment of Rent, or Taxes, or Rate, by those who are 
ton, otherwise qualified for voting for Members; From the under- 
119s signed, LXxxvilI. 181. For the House to revise its decision 
P, with respect to Merthyr Tidvil, that it may either have one 
abe, Member itself, or be altogether omitted in the Bill; From Mer- 
St. thyr Tidvil, uxxxvu. 189, p.———For preserving the Scot and 
&gt; Lot Qualification to the Borough of Stamford, an against annex- 
1) Pe img the Parish of St. Martin thereto; From Stamford, txxxvu. 
am, 204, p,——-Complaining of Misstatements in regard to the 
N ol- Population of certain ownships; From South Shields and 
423. estoe, LXXxvil. 208, p.—&lt;———To appoint Commissioners for 
423. receiving the Supplies already granted, as was done in 1642 ; 
tton- rom Bethnal Green, National Political Union of, txxxvu. 
ehier 307, P, 

P— P 

ovil, 1563. Set Reform of Parliament, and the new System of 
yung, Education; From Prebawn, Protestant Inhabitants of, txxxvu. 


1561. GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1897.) 








, 


Parliamentary Representation (England)—continued. 





347, P. For extending to Ireland as full a measure of Reform 
as that proposed for England, and for the Abolition of Tithes; 
From Roman wom I — + Lower Killeavey, txxxvu. 
399, p.———-For enlarging, the period appointed for Payment of 
Taxes to such time as car enable the Porch Authorities to make 
arrangements to enable Persons to exercise the Elective Franchise ; 
From, Marylebone, St., Paddington and St. Pancras, txxxvu. 487. 
Marylebone, St., Vestrymen of, 487.———For the Repeal of ail 
the Clauses, from the 18th Clause inclusive to the end of the Act, 
and that in lieu of the Clauses thus to be repealed, an Act may be 
passed, providing that every Man at the age of Eighteen Years or 
upwards shall have a right to vote by Ballot; From William 

obbett, Lxxxvu. 499.———To prorogue the present Parliament 
for the pur of its re-assembling to pass an Act to re the 
Clause in the Bill respecting the al ser of Rates and Taxes ; 
From Thomas De Vear, Chairman of a Meeting of the Electors of 
Westminster, uxxxvul. 585, P. For the repeal of certain 
Clauses ; From Elijah Dixon, Chairman of a Meeting of Members 
of the Manchester Reform Association, txxxvu. 588, P.—— 
For the Amendment of the Act; From’ Hull and Sculcoates 
Political Union, President, Members and Officers of, txxxvu. 
590, P. 





1564. To withhold the Supplies until the Reform Bill shall 
have become Law; From Aberdeen, txxxvi. 488. Abergavenny, 
332. Abingdon, 329. Addingham, 328. Airdrie, Magistrates, 
&amp;ec., 326. Airdrie, Political Union of, 326. Alnwick, 387. 
Annan, 488. Armby, 328. Ashburton, 332. Ashton-under- 
Lyme, 337. Ayr, 826. Ayr, Nine Incorporated Trades of, 404. 
—Bakewell, 332. Banff, &amp;c., 488. Bannockburn, 488. Bath, 
321; (Three Petitions), 341. Bathgate, 326. Beaminster, 364. 
Belfast, 364. Belper, 332. Bingley, 328. Birmingham, 332. 
488. Bishopsgate, Ward of, London, 337. Bolton, Great and 
Little, 317. oston, 321. Bradford (Wilts), 321. Bradford 
York), 328. Bridport, 341. Brighton, 326. Bristol, 341. 

ristol, General Union, 332. Brixham, 396. Burton-upon- 
Trent, 337. Burwash and Ticehurst, 326.—Caithness, 420. Cam- 
berwell, 332. Canongate, Hammermen of, 488. Canongate, 
Incorporated Tailors in, 326. Carlisle, 364. Castle Baynard 
Ward, London, 337. Chard, 328. Cheltenham, 328. Christ 
Church, Surrey, 332. Clerkenwell, 488. Cockermouth, 371. 
Coggeshall, 321. Cleckheaton, 328. Cranbrooke, 321. Creiff, 
488. Cripplegate Within, London, 337. Crampton, near Man- 
chester, 3837. Cumnock, 375.—Dalkeith, 326. Darlington, 332. 
Dartford, 321. Denny, 396. Deptford, 321. Derby, 332. 
Devizes, 321. Devon (Sheriff of), John M. Woolcombe, 396. 
Dewsbury, 328. Diss, 332. _ Dorking, 332. Dublin, 364. 
Dudley, 332. Duffield, &amp;c., 332. Dumbarton, 347. Dumfries, 
326.488. Dundee, 326. Duntocher, 381.—East London Reform 
Association, 488. Edinburgh, 332. Edinburgh, Chamber of 
Commerce of, 326. Edinburgh, Company of Merchants of, 326. 
Edinburgh, Incorporation of Hammermen of, 364. Edinburgh, 
Incorporation of Tailors of, 488. Edinburgh, Incorporation of 
Wrights ahd Masons of, 364. Elgin, 364. Elham Division, 
Kent (Twenty-six Parishes in), 326. English Bar, Members of, 
841. Enniscorthy, Political Union, 396. Epping, 488. Evesham, 
326.—Falmouth, 453. Farringdon Within, London, 337. Fins- 
bury Division, 487. Fintona, 371. Folkestone, 321. Forfar, 
488. Frome Selwood, 328. Fruchie, 488.— Gateshead, 332. 
Glasgow, 326. 371. Glasgow, Incorporation of Cordiners of, 
488. Glasgow, Incorporation of Hammermen of, 347. Glasgow, 
Merchants’ House of, 488. Glasgow, Trades’ House of, 396. 
Glasgow, Merchants’ House of, 396. Glossop, 329. Gosport 
and Alverstoke, 337. Greenwich, 321.—Haddington, 332. Fa- 
lifax, 328. Hawick (Two Petitions), 488. awkhurst, 364. 
Helden Bridge, 328. Hempstead, near Holt, 488. Heywood, 
332. Holmfirth, 332. Holywell, 347. Huddersfield, 328. Hull, 
832. Hyde, 332. Hythe, 326.—Ilkeston, 328. Ilminster, 347. 
Invergordon, 337. Inverness, 375. Irvine, 326. ge 488.— 
Jedburgh, 326. Jersey, Island of, 332.—Kelso, 488. Kendal, 337. 
Kensington, 487. Kettering, 371. Kidderminster, 341. Kid- 
derminster, Political Union, 382. Kilburne, 488. Kilmarnock, 
326. Kilwinning, 488. King’s Lynn, 328. Kinross-shire, 326. 
Kirkcaldy, 375.—Lambeth, 332. Ledbury, 387. Leeds, 328. 
Lees, 488. Leicester, 321. Leith, 332. Leslie (Fife), 488. 
Lewes, 321. Limehouse, 488. Lincoln, 337. Linlithgow, 326. 
Liverpool, 314. London, Corporation of, 304. London, Lord 
Mayor, Aldermen and Liverymen of, 311. Loughborough, 317. 
Louth, County of, 487. Ludlow, 488. Lyme Regis, 364. Ly- 
mington, 337.—Malton, 332. Manchester, 332. argate, 321. 
Melksham, 321. Middleton, 382. Mirfield, 328. onmouth, 
West Union, 332. Montrose, Inhabitants of, 332. Montrose, 
Provost, &amp;e., of, 3832. Morley and Churwell, 332. Musselburgh, 
341.—Nairn, 488. National Political Union, 488. National 
Reform Association, 488. Newburgh, 488. Newcastle-under- 
Lyme, 328. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 326. so Hy 332. New- 
port Pagnell, 364. New Sarum, 326. Newmilns, 488.—Oban, 
326. Oldhazn, 332. Otley, 328.—Paisley, 332. Pateley Bridge, 
328. Perth, 326. Plymouth, &amp;c., 332. Preston, 328. Pudsey, 
328.—Reading, 332. Renfrewshire Political Union, Sir John 
Maxwell, Chairman of, 488. Richmond ° ork), 341. Rochdale, 
332. Ross (Hereford), 387. Roxburg , 826. Royton, 332. 
Rye, 364.—Saddleworth, 358. St. Bride, London, 314. St. 
George, Middlesex, 488. St. Ives, Huntingdon, 347. St. Luke, 
Middlesex, 488. St. Margaret and St. John, Westminster, 399. 
St. Martin in the Fields, 326. St. Ninian’s, 488. Sanquhar, 488. 
Shaftesbury, 364. Sheffield, 332. Shepton Mallet, 321. Shore- 
ditch, 488. Sittingbourne, &amp;c., 321. Southampton, 328. . South 
Molton, 396. Southwark, 364. Staffordshire Potteries, 371. 
Stanley and Bankfoot, 488. Stirling (Three Petitions), 364. 


Stockport, 
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PETITIONS—continued. 














I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—{continued) —relative to— 


Parliamentary Rapereastinte (England)—continued. 
To withhold the Supplies, &amp;c.—continued. 

Stock port, &amp;c., LXxxvul. 371.—Tain, 337. Taunton, 337. Tavistock, 
332. Tewkesbury, 321. Thorne,358. Thurso Division of Caith- 
ness, 420. Tipton, 488. Todmorden, 332. Totness, 332, Tring, 
488. Trinity Without, Waterford, 332. ‘Tynemouth, 371.—Wake- 


field, 328. Walbrook Ward, London, 337. Walsall, Foreign of, 
521. Wapping, 488. Ware, 332. Warrington, 332. Warwick, 
Political Union, 326. West Bromwich, 337. Westerham, 326. 


Whitby, 328. 
Wigtown, 341. 


Whitehaven, 371. Whithorn, 341. Wigan, 321. 

Winchester, 399. Woburn, 337. Wolver- 
hampton, 326. Wolverhampton, Political Union of, 326. Wor- 
cester, 321.—Yarmouth, 326. Yeovil, 488. York, 337. 


1565. Complaining of certain Proceedings at the Registry of 
Voters for the City of Hereford, and praying for the amendment 
of the 50th Clause of the Act; From John 5 ames, LXXXxvill. 168. 
———Complaining of the County of Brecon not having been 
divided into Districts for polling; From Builth, uxxxvut. 419. 


1566. For Repeal of such parts of the Reform Act as relate to 
the Payment of Rates and Taxes; From Inhabitants of St. Mary, 
Newington, txxx1x. 211.————Complaining of the 56th Section 
of the , oo be Act, which directs the Expense of the Register of 
Electors to be defrayed out of the Poor Rates ; From the Corpo- 
ration of the Poor of the City of Bristol; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Election Expenses; txxxrx. 151. For the 
Amendment thereof, and for the adoption of Vote by Ballot ; From 
Inhabitants of Ripon, txxxrx. 220. For the Amendment thereof; 
From, George Robert Skeene, txxx1x. 235. Leeds, 309. George 
Christopher Rapier, 398.——That such portion of the Act as 
requires Payment of Poor’s Rates and Assessed Taxes as a condi- 
tion of Registration, may be repealed; From Chairman of the 
Parochial Association of St. James, Westminster; Members of 
the Finsbury Reform Club; St. Giles-in-the-Fields, and St. 
George, Bloomsbury; xc1. 145. St. Martin-in-the-Fields, West- 
minster, 213. Brighton, 224.————For amending the Repre- 
sentation of the People, so that no Property Qualification shall be 
required, either in the Electors or their Representatives, and that 
the Septennial Act be repealed, and Vote by Ballot adopted; Of 
the Chairman of the Norwich Radical Association, and other 
Inhabitants in Public Meeting assembled, xc1. 652. 





Parliamentary Representation (Ireland) : 

1567. In Favour of Reform; From, Inhabitants of Duleek, 
uxxxvi. 572. Of the High Sheriff, Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, 
Freeholders and Inhabitants of the County of Meath, 572, p. 
Inhabitants of Mullingar, 502,——Against ; From the Guild of 
Merchants of. Dublin, txxxvi. 593, rp. ——— For extending to 
Ireland the provisions of the Reform of Parliament (England) 
Bill; From Inhabitants of the United Parishes of Skreen and 
and Rathfigh, txxxvi. 929.———For restoration of the Forty 
Shilling Franchise to the Counties in Ireland; From Disfran- 
chised Forty Shilling Freeholders of Balbriggan, txxxvi. 660. 
———-For increased number of Representatives for Ireland; From 
Skreen and Rathfigh, txxxvu.60. Barony of Gallen, 394.——— 
For giving to Ireland her full and fair share of Representatives ; 
From Roscommon, Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders and Inhabitants, 
LXXXVII. 70, P. For additional Representatives; From, Lime- 
rick, Lxxxvul. 143. Moincoin and Carageen, 206. Windgap, 
547. Aughagour, xc. 609. For 'T'wo additional Repre- 
sentatives for the City of Dublin; From, Dublin, txxxvu. 380. 
Dublin, Chamber of Commerce of, 432. Dublin, Bankers, &amp;c., 
of, 432. For granting to Ireland a measure of Reform, as 
full, as efficient and as extensive as that for England; From, 
Attwood, Thomas, txxxvu. 448.—Balaconick, 448. Barnstaple, 
419. Bath, 432. Belfast, Reform Society, 220. Bethnal Green, 
Political Union of, 432. Borris, 398. Bradford (Wilts), 487. 
Bristol, 432. Bury, Political Union of, 439.—Cappoquin, 419. 
Cashel, 266. Clonmel, 403. Coghill, Sir Jonah, 82.—Derry- 

atrick, 164. Dewsbury, 398. Dublin, National Trades, Political 














nion of, 410. Dudley, 487. Dunconnack, 448. Dunsany, &amp;c., 
266.—Edgeworthstown, 472,—Felton, 448. Frome Selwood, 419. 
—Gorey, 396. Greenwich and Deptford, Political Union of, 472. 


—Keating, John, 419. Kilcoan, 448. Kilcoman and Robin, 448. 
Killag, 448. Killeagh, 439. Kilmannon, 448. Kilmesson, 196. 
Kiltayle, 266. Knockbridge, 487.—Lambeth, Political Union of; 
439. Liverpool, 423, rp. London, Corporation of, 460.—Mac- 
clesfield, 472. Monaghan, 455.—New Ross (Wexford), 487. 
North Western Metropolitan Union, 472.—Rossmore, 403.—Sal- 
ford, 432. Sheffield, Political Union of, 410.—Tipperary, 403.— 
Waterford, 266.410. Wolverhampton, 443. Worcester, Political 
Union of, 410.———For extending to the Irish Reform Act the 
— which governs the English one; From Inhabitants of 

ublin, Lxxxviu1. 138.———For the Amendment thereof; From, 
Armagh, txxxvit. 505.—Bedford, 428.—Kingston-upon-Hull, 
258.—Meath, 461.—National Trades Political Union, 259. 

See infra, 1621. 


Parliamentary Representation (Scotland) : 

1568. In Favour of Reform; From, Aberdeen, txxxvi. 310, P. 
Aberdeen, Seven Incorporated Trades, 188, p. Alloa (Clackman- 
nan), 255,P. Anderson, Thomas, 159, Pp. * Annan, 209. 212, p. 
Arbroath, Guildry Incorporation, 83, rp. Arbroath, Incorporated 
Trades, 83. Arbroath, Magistrates, &amp;c., 211, P. ama. 
Mechanics, &amp;c., 188, p. Ardrossan and Stevenston, 202, p. 
Auchtermuchty, 195, p. Auchtermuchty, Magistrates, &amp;c., 211, P. 
Avendale or Strathaven, 310, r. Ayr, 230, p. Ayr, Nine Incor- 
stent Trades, 169, p. Ayr, Merchant Company, 169, p. Ayr, 

rovost, &amp;c. of, 169, p.— Banff, 211, p. 324, p. 

_— Trades, 195, P. 
illiam, 310. 


Banff, Six Incor- 
Beck, 
Bervie, 310, p. 


Bathgate, Provost, &amp;c., 269, Pp. 
Beith, Merchants, &amp;c., 310, p. 





‘Incorporated Trades, 371. Cu 





Parliamentary Representation (Scotland)—continued. 


In Favour of Reform—continued. 
Birrell, Peter, xxxvi.371. Blairgowrie, Baron Baillie, &amp;e. of, 
230, Pp. Blairgowrie (Perth),269. Blantyre,310,e. Borrowstown- 
ness, 175. 179, Pp. Brechin, Citizens, &amp;c., 83. Bruce, Thomas, 
221, p. Burntisland, 211, p—Caithness, 310, p. Cambuslang, 
310, ep. Camnethan, 310, Pp. ay we: Ingorporated Trades, 269, 
Cardross, 310, p. Carluke, 324. Castle Douglas, Provost, &amp;c, 
of, 188. Colquhoun, James, of Dumbarton, 310, Pr. Coupar 
Angus, 330. Craigdallie, James, 221, Pr. Crail, Seven Incor- 
porated Trades, 193, p. Crail, Magistrates, kc. of, 169, Pp. Cul. 
ross, Magistrates, &amp;e., 179, P. Cupar, 188, p. Cupar, Eight 
(Fife), 83, rp.—Dalserf, 195, p. 
Dalzeil (Lanark), 195, p. ingwall, Provost, &amp;c., 211, p. 
Dodds, Andrew, 269. Dumbarton, 255, p. Dumfries, 193, p, 
Dumfries, Provost, &amp;c., 211,». Dunbar, 193, p. 221,r. Dundee, 
Nine Incorporated Trades, 193, p. Dundee, Maltmen, &amp;c., 310. 
Dundee, Three United Trades, 221,P. Dunfermline, Magistrates, 
&amp;e., 167, Pp. Dunkeld, Little, (Perth), 255, r. Dunshalt, 310, p, 
gee, 209.—Earlsferry, 211, p. Edinburgh,310,p. Edinburgh, 
Chamber of Commerce, &amp;c., 330. Edinburgh, Goldsmiths, 211, p, 
Edinburgh, Hammermen, 156, p. Edinburgh, Merchants, 169, p, 
Edinburgh, Tailors, 188, ep. Edinburgh, Waulkers, 255, p, 
Elgin, 296, Pp. Elie (Fife), 2655, p—Falkland, 211, er. Forres 
and Elgin, 296, p. Fortrose and Rosmarkie (Ross), 296. Fru- 
chie, 169, p.—Galston, 230, rp. Gatehouse of Fleet (Kirkeud- 
bright), Provost, &amp;c., 310, p. Girvan, Magistrates, &amp;c., 310, p. 
Glasford, 310, rp. Glasgow, 310, p. Glasgow, Magistrates, 
&amp;c., 183, p. Glasgow, Merchants’ House, 195, Pp. Glasgow, 
Trades’ House, 193, p. Glasgow, Weavers, 269. Greenock, 
237, Pp. Greenock, Magistrates, &amp;c., 237, p.—Haddington, 169, p. 
Haddington, Provost, &amp;e., 148, p. Haig, George A., 179, p. 
Hain, Andrew, 83, Pp. Hamilton, 195, Pr. Hamilton (Two Peti- 
tions), 310,r. Hawick (Roxburghshire), Magistrates, &amp;c., 188, Pp. 
—lInverkeithing, 272, p. loverbelihings Guildry, 255. Inver- 
keithing, Provost of, 179, p. Inverary, Magistrates, &amp;c, of, 
310,p. Inverness, 324, Pp. Inverury, 255, P. Irvine, Incor- 
porated Trades, &amp;c., 230, p. Irvine, John, 167, Pr. Jedburgh, 
193, Pp. Jedburgh, Provost, &amp;c., 288, p.—Kelbride, East, 
310, Pp. Kilpatrick, East, 226. Kilwinning, 230, p. Kinghorn, 
107, Pr. Kinghorn, Weavers, 169, rp. Kinross, 269. Kintore, 
407,p. Kirkcaldy, 202, p. Kirkcudbright, 202, p. 209, p. 
Kirkcudbright, Nine Incorporated Trades, 169, rp. Kirkland 
Works (Fife), Operatives, 195, p.—Lanark, 255, p. _—‘ Lanark, 
Noblemen, &amp;c., 324, p. Lanark, Smiths, &amp;c., 209. Lauder, 
330. Lauder, Freemen, &amp;c. of, 255, p. Leith, Nine Incor- 
porated Trades, 310, p. Leith, Maltmen, 195, r. Leith, Mer- 
chants, &amp;c., 324. Leith, Town and Suburbs, 230, pv. Leith, 
Weavers, 310, Pr. Leslie, 188, Pp. Linlithgow, 202, p. 371, Pp. 
Linton, East, (Haddington), 269. Louisburgh, 211, p.— 
Maxwell, Sir John, of Polloc, Bart., 188, p. Milnathort 
and surrounding Country, 269. Moffatt, Justices of the 
Peace, &amp;c., 347. Monance, St. (Fife), Magistrates, &amp;c., 221. 
Montrose, Provost, &amp;c., 195, p. Musselburgh, Magistrates, &amp;c., 
269.—Nairn, 188, p. Newburgh, 211, p. Newburgh, Magis- 
trates, &amp;c., 211, p. Newtonstewart, 310, rp.—Oban, Wanita, 
211, p.—Paisley, Provost, &amp;c., 237, rp. Peebles, Magistrates, &amp;c., 
324, p. Perth, 169, rp. Perth, Baker Incorporation, 221, P. 
Perth, Guildry Incorporation of, 83. Perth, Hammermen, 209, p. 
Perth, Lord Provost, &amp;c. of, 269. Perth, Tailor Incorporation, 
221, pv. Perth, Wright Incorporation, 211, Pp. Perthshire, 
Central District of, Farmers, 330. Pulteney Town and Louis- 
burgh, 211, p.—Queensferry, 255. Queensferry and Inverkeithing, 
272, p.—Rattray and Blairgowrie (Perth), 269. Renfrew, 188, P. 
310, Pp. Rosemarkie (Ross), 269. Ross, 211, p. Roxburgh, 
269, p. Rutherglen, Provost, &amp;c., 407, p.—Saltcoats, 202, P. 
Sanquhar, Magistrates, 310, rp. Scotland, Natives of, 269. Scott, 
Charles, 211, Pp. Scott, W., 195, p. - Selkirk, 221, rp. Selkirk, 
Stocking Makers, &amp;c., 230,p. Selkirk, Weavers, 310,p. Shotts, 
310, p. Stevenston, 202, p. Stirling, 188, P. a Seven 
Incorporated Trades, 159, rp. Stirling, Incorporation of, 167, P. 
Stirling, Magistrates, &amp;c., 237, rp. Stranraer, Magistrates, &amp;c. 
211, P. Strathmigle (Fifeshire),193,P. Strathaven or Avendale, 
310, p. Stromness, Magistrates, &amp;c., 310.—Tain, 383. Taylor, 
Thomas, 211, Pr. Thurso, 310,—Whithorn, Magistrates, &amp;c., 226. 
Wick, 211, rp. Wigtown, Magistrates, &amp;c., 209, p.——From, 
Auchtermuchty, txxxvi. 597.—Balquhidder, 597. Blairgowrie, 
597.—Campsie, 597, p.— Dull, 597. Dumbarton, -597.— For- 
tingall, 597.—Graham, John, Deacon of the Shoemaker Incorpo- 
ration of Perth, 597.—Inverness, 597.—Kenmore, 597. Kilbar- 
chan, 589. Kilmacolm, 597. Killin, 597.—Lochwinnoch, 597. 
Loudoun, 597. Royal Burghs of Scotland in Convention, 863, P. 
—Weem, 597.———For expediting the Bill; From, Provost, 
Magistrates and Town Council of the Royal Burgh of Linlithgow, 
Lxxxvi. 727, Pp. Inhabitants of Bradfor Arete 737, Pp. Paro- 
chial Reform Union, Saint James’s, Clerkenwell, 820. Electors 
of Stamford, 847, pp —-——To pass the Bill with as little delay as 
possible; From, Royal Burgh of Linlithgow; Brought up and 
read, and notice being taken that there were certain erasures 
therein, and the Member who presented it being called upon by 
Mr. Speaker to account for the same, stated, that he had made the 
erasures, considering the language of the Petition too strong; 
Petition by leave withdrawn ; Lxxxvi. 748.————Complainin of 
frivolous and vexatious Delay in passing the Bill; From Inhabit- 
ants of Arbroath; Offered, and by leave withdrawn; txxxvi. 752. 

~To accelerate as much as possible the progress of the Bill; 
From Chairman and Secretary of the Edinburgh Political Union, 
LXxxvi. 754.———For additional Representation; From, Pro- 
rietors of the Shetland Isles, rxxxvi. 863, P. Principal and 
rofessors of the Unico of Edinburgh, 863, pv. Of the 


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Parliamentary Representation :—See supra, 545. 599. 892, 


Parliamentary Returns : 


Parochial Registration:—sSee supra, 271, &amp;e. 
Parochial Schools (Scotland) : 


Parochial Taxes : 


Partnership Societies Act: 


Party Processions Act: 


Passport at Paris :—See supra, 1189. 


Patents: 








Saint Andrew’s, 863, p.———For granting to Shetland a separate 
Representative; From, Shetland Isles, Commissioners of Supply, 
Justices of the Peace, and Proprietors of, txxxvur. 342, Pp. 
For Compensation for the serious Loss of Property which will be 
sustained by the passing the Bill; From, Schaw, James, Trustees 
of, txxxvit. 241. Gardiner, Gilbert Ogilvie, 365. Kincardine, 
365. Scotland, Freeholders of, (Four Petitions), 365,———For 
Compensation for the Loss the Petitioners will sustain in their 
Property by the alteration of the Elective Franchise; From, 
Linlithgow, txxxvir. 403. Mercer, George, 382.——That 
Zetland may have a Member entirely to itself; From Zetland, 
LXXXVII. 382. (P. 393.) Respecting the Bill; From, Glasgow, 
Reform Association of, txxxvu. 436. Renfrew, Political Union, 
436.———For such alteration in the Act as will secure the 
Franchise to Owners of Premises held under the Title of Tack or 
Lease; From Leasehold Proprietors, Burgesses and Inhabitants 
of Stranraer, LX Xxvitl. 539.———-For Amendment; From, Stanley 
(Perth), rxxx1x. 336. Edinburgh, 474. 


1569. For alteration of the system of Parliamentary and Burgh 
Elections, and for Repeal of Assessed Taxes; From Provost of 
Linlithgow, Lxxxvi. 180, p.——-For Reform of Parliament, and 
for Extension of the Elective Franchise to Saint Andrew’s, Forfar 
and Cupar; From the Town Council of Cupar, txxxvi. 423, P. 

1570. That the Reform of Parliament Bills (Scotland and 
Ireland) may be passed with all convenient speed ; From George 
Gray, Chairman of a Meeting of the Inhabitants of Dalkeith, 
LXXXVII. 491. 





&amp;e. 1013. 1046, 1047. 1157 ; infra, 1624. 1956. 


1571. Complaining of the Expense of certain Returns to Par- 
liament under the Orders of the House ; From Justices of Kent ; 
Referred to the Select Committee on County Rates; txxx1. 152. 
See supra, 486. 1553. 


1572. For a Revision of the Law relating to Parochial Schools 
in Scotland; From Parochial Schoolmasters of the Presbytery of 
Auchterarder, txxx1x. 114. 


1573. For Relief; From Inhabitants of Clerkenwell, txxxvt. 
932, P. 


1574. For the Revival of the Act of 1825; From Aberdeen, 
LXxx1x. 290. Dundee, 228. 


1575. For Repeal thereof; From Members of the Grand 
Orange Lodge of Ireland, txxxvii. 603. 


1576. Foran alteration of the Law of Patents; Of Patentecs, 
Lxxv. 310, p. Of Manufacturers of the Metropolis, 316, e.——— 
For an alteration in the mode of granting Patents, uxxvi. 16. 
———-For a Reduction in the Expense of obtaining a Patent; 
OfThomas Walker, txxvit. 359, p. For Revision of the Laws 
relating thereto; Of Manufacturers, Engineers, Inventors and 
Artists, LXxxxiv. 122, p.————-That Patents for Inventions may be 








granted in Ireland free of Expense; From Thomas Flanagan, 
LXXXIV. 128, p.———For abolishing the system of Patents; Of 
Joseph Astley, xxxxiv. 339, p.———For the adoption of measures 
for causing Letters Patent for Inventions to be granted in a 
eheap, expeditious and sure manner; From Richard Roberts, 
LXXXViII. 179.—&lt;——For the amendment of the Laws relating 
thereto; From, Haliday, Joseph, txxxvit. 505. Yare, Richard, 
132,———For revision of the Law relating thereto ; From Edward 
Moxhay, txxxrx. 117. William Ivory, 227. For alteration 
of the Laws relating thereto ; From Friends and Promoters of the 
Arts and Sciences, xc1. 196. Hugh Bedwell, 416. Patentees, 
Inventors and Projectorsin London and Westminster, 471. Wil- 
liam James, 750. Dennis M‘Carthy, 818. 





Patent Medicines :—See supra, 1416. 


Patent Rights : 


1577. For the Extension thereof; From, Charles Broderip, of 
the City of Westminster, txxx1. 201, p. Of Thomas Morton, 
Ship-builder, in Leith, 309, p.———For the protection of Patent 
Rights, and to diminish the Expense of obtaining Patents, Lxxx1v. 
187, P. 


Patents for Printing : 


1578. For the appointment of a Committee to inquire into the 
propriety of renewing such Patents ; From John Childs, rxxxvu. 
233. Referred to King’s Printers’ Cominittee, 263. * 


Pattern Designers : 
1579, That exclusive right may be given to the Inventors of 
original Figures, Designs or Patterns, for a certain period ; From 
Silk Manufacturers or Persons engaged in the Silk Trade in 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to — 
Parliamentary Representation (Scotland)—continued. 


Pattern Designers :-—continued. 


London, txxxit. 543, p.-———For vesting the property of new 
and original Patterns, — to Ribbons, in the first Inventor ; 
From Joseph Merry of Coventry, Ribbon Manufacturer, txxxtv. 
247, P. 


Patterson, Christopher : 


1580. Praying for his continuance in the Office of Coast 
Waiter ; Of Christopher Patterson of Easton Street, txx1x. 419, P. 


Paving : 


1581. Complaining of the power of the Commissioners; Of 
Thomas Gibbs, txx1x. 180, P. 


Pawnbrokers : 


1582. For the Amendment of Act; From John Martin of 
Cork, txxrx. 354, p. For the Amendment of Act 26 Geo. ITT. 
c. 43; From John Martin, of the City of Cork, Auctioneer, 
LXXXI. 166, P. For Repeal of the Pawnbrokers’ Acts, and for 
extending to Ireland the Laws of England relating to Pawn- 
brokers; From Thomas Flanagan, txxxv. 607. For a Law 
—— it unlawful for Pawnbrokers to lend Money on Mate- 
rials used in the manufacture of Linen, Cotton, Silk and Woollen 
Goods, txxx1x. 221. 











Peace Preservation Act: 


1583. Against; From Landed Proprietors and Farmers of 
the Barony of Condons and Clongibbons, txxxt. 264, Pp. 


Pedlars :—Sve supra, 1085. 
Peers :—See supra, 1561. 


Pembroke: 


_ 1584. For retaining the Assize Town within the natural 
limits of the County; From Magistrates of Pembroke; txxxv. 
423, P. 


Penal Laws :—See supra, 655, ke. 
Penitentiary Convicts : —See supra, 1050. 


Penryn Borough : 


1585. Of James Bird Read and others, Electors of that 
Borough, complaining of the presentation of a Petition, being a 
Petition in favour oF Reform, in their names, on 26 February 
1831, and praying that the said Petition may be erased from the 
Proceedings of the House, txxxvi. 403, P. 


Penryn and Falmouth Borough : 


1586. That the Elective Franchise may be extended to them, 
by connecting that Village with the United Borough of Falmouth 
and Penryn; Of Inhabitants of the Village of Flushing, xct. 46. 


Pensions : 
1587. For withholding Government Pensions from those who 

are in no need of such assistance; From Navan, txxxvi. 333, p. 
For the abolition of the present Pension List; From Chi- 
chester, LXxxxvi. 932.—&lt;——For the Abolition of Pensions and the 
Law of Primogeniture; From Leamington, txxxvi. 904, ——— 
For Inquiry into the Pension List; From Chichester; Hereford ; 
xcI, 228.—Saint Mary, Newington; Saint Clement’s, Ipswich ; 
265. 

1588. For Inquiry into the merits of the several Pensions and 
Sinecures granted out of the Public Money ; Of Members of the 
Radical Association of Edinburgh, xcrt. 325. 

See supra, 480; infra, 1842. 1956. 





Penzance : 
1589. Complaining of the state of the Corporation of that 
Borough ; F.2m Inhabitant Householders of Penzance, txxxviu. 
149. 


Permits :—See supra, 1074. 


Perrott, Henry Dundas : 

1590. Petition offered ; stating his Grievances, and praying 
the House to refer his case to the Twelve Judges; Motion for 
bringing up Petition withdrawn; Petition withdrawn, Lxx1x. 174. 
Petition for certain Documents relating to his Case to be laid be- 
fore the House ; 510, p,———Complaining of being deprived of 
a Pension for past Services, and praying for the restoration of his 
Rank in the Navy ; From Henry Dundas Perrott, uxxxvu. 590. 

For the appointment of a Select Committee to inquire into 
his Case; From Henry Dundas Perrott, ,and Saint Leonard, 
Shoreditch, txxx1x. 229.———Complainirg of not having been 
restored to his Rank in the Navy, and praying for investigation ; 
Of Henry Dundas Perrott, Wate Lieutenant and Acting Captain in 
the Royal Navy, xc. 521.—xcI. 589.—xcilI. 367. 





Perry, Thomas Ryley : 

1591. Complaining of a partial and unjust infliction of Punish- 
ment upon him, Lxxx. 434, p,———Complaining of his Imprison- 
ment for publishing a printed Pamphlet not containing the 
Printer’s Name, LXxx1x. 555. 

Perry, William : 

1592. Complaining of Dismissal from Office, and praying for 
Relief; From William Perry, formerly Tide-waiter in his Ma- 
jesty’s Customs, LXxxvill, 695. 


Personal 





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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Personal Estate Tax : 
1593. For the Repeal thereof; From Chard, rxxxvitt. 256. 


Personal Succession Tax : 
1594. For the Repeal thereof; Of the Lord Provost, Magis- 
trates and Town Council of the City and Royal Burgh of Perth, 
xc, 310. 


Perth : 

1595. For restoring to the Incorporated Trades of Perth the 
free Election of their own Representatives in the Town Council, 
&amp;e.; From, Wright Incorporation of Perth, LXXv. 308. Incor- 
poration of Tailors, Fleshers and Shoemakers of Perth, txxv. 347. 

Complaining of the present system of Election of the Ma- 
gistrates and Town Council; From Merchant Burgesses, &amp;e., 
LXXVI. 356, P. See supra, 325. 


Peterkin, Alexander : : 

1596. Complaining of the Injury inflicted on him by de- 
privation of Office as Sheriff Substitute, and praying for Relief; 
Of Alexander Peterkin, formerly Sheriff Substitute of Orkney, 
xcl. 315. 


Petersfield (Churcher’s College) : 

1597. Complaining of the Proceedings of the Trustees of the 
said College, and for an alteration of the Law in regard to the Lia- 
bilities and Duties of Trustees of Charitable and other Lnstitutions ; 
From Petersfield, Lxxx1x. 501. 


Petitions : 

1597*. Complaining of the limitation of time and small degree 
of attention bestowed upon Petitions from Members of the Working 
Men’s Association, Upper North Place, Gray’s Inn Road, xcu. 
325. That printed Petitions may be allowed to be presented 
to the House; From W.H. Ashurstand H. 8. Chapman, xcu. 381. 

Petrie, William : 

1598. Complaining of the loss he is sustaining by the detention 
of his Vessel by Order of the Court of Admiralty in Ireland, for 
satisfaction of claims for Salvage; Of William Petrie, xc. 661. 

Petty Sessions : 

1599. For the Abolition thereof; From Samuel, Robert and 

James Hitchcock and Denis Cremin, txxxvi. 890. 


Pharmacy, Royal Irish College of :—See supra, 67. 


Phipsborough Church : 
1600. To be relieved from the Expense of building the Paro- 
chial Church in that Parish; From, Roman Catholic Inhabitants 
of Grange Gorman, Lxxxu1I. 185, P. 


Phipsborough School : 

1601, Complaining of the Refusal of Assistance from the Edu- 
eation Society of Kildare Place; From Roman Catholic Inha- 
bitants of Grange Gorman; Lxxxu1. 113, P. 

Physicians, College of : 
"1602. For investigating the Constitution and Conduct of the 
College of Physicians, and the nature of the Charter and Acts of 
Parliament under which they have claimed to act; From certain 


Physicians, txxxvit. 557, P. That the Bye Laws recently | 
enacted by the Royal College of Physicians of London may not | 


be confirmed ; Of Physicians of London, xc. 557. 


Physicians, College of, (Ireland) : 

1603. Complaining of certain Proceedings of the College of 
Physicians in Ireland, in relation to the Election of King’s Pro- 
fessor of the practice of Medicine inthe School of Physic; From 
Richard Grattan, exxx1x. 439. Referred to Select Committee on 
Medical Education, 439. 


Pictures : 

1604. Against the Duty on Foreign Pictures ; From General 

Cockburn, Lxxx1. 107, Pp. 
Pilchards : 

1605. [1829.] For the Continuance of the Bounty on the Ex- 
portation thereof; From, Austell, Saint, (Cornwall), txxxix. 
368, p.—Blazey, Saint, 368, p.—Charlestown, 368, p.—Fowey, 
43, p.—Gerran’s Parish (Cornwall), 293, p. Gorran Haven, 
368, p.—Looe, Port, 271, p.—Mevagissey, 174, p.—Parr, 368, p. 
Polruan, 43, p. Portloe, 293, p. Portscatha, 293, p.—Quay, 
New, (Cornwall), 293, p.—Veryan Parish (Cornwall), 293, Pp. 

From Saint Mawes, Lxxxv. 54, Pp. 
Pilgrim Tax : 

1606. For the abolition thereof, and other idolatrous practices 
in India; From, Protestant Dissenters of the Old Meeting at 
Wareham, Lxxxvi. 408, ep. Protestant Dissenters of the West 
Meeting, Wareham, 421, p—Independent Protestant Dissenters 
of the Old Meeting, Wareham, 461.——From Bailiff and In- 
habitants of Hemel Hempstead, txxxvi. 908, p. Inhabitants of 
Stafford, 915, p.—Protestant Dissenters of Reading, 923, p. 

See supra, 1103. ; 
Pilotage and Pilots : 

1607. For Reduction of Rates; From Dundee, txxxvut. 437. 
— Montrose, $27.—Yarmouth, 556.——For the appointinent of 
au Committee to inquire into certain Abuses by the Corporation of 
the Trinity House, in relation thereto; From Isle of Thanet, 
Lxxxix. 33. Referred to a Select Committee on Lighthouses, 75. 

———-For exempting Owners of British Ships under Two hun- 
dred Tons burthen, trading between Boulogne and the Scaw, from 
the necessity of taking Pilots on board in that Passage, LXxx1x. 
144.————Complaining of the inefficient system of Pilotage in 














Pilotage and Pilots—continued. 
the Bay and Harbour of Galway ; From Merchants and others of 
Galway, Lxxx1x. 370. For exemption from the payment of 
Harbour Dues; Of Branch Pilots of the Port of Bristol, xc. 129, 
For alteration of the present system of Pilotage; Of Ship- 
owners of Brixham, xc. 457. raying the House to exempt 
the Clyde Ports from the operation of any general Act which may 
be passed for the regulation of Pilotage ; From Ship-owners, 
Merchants, Bankers, Manufacturers, and other Inhabitants of 
Port Glasgow, xc1. 275. Chamber of Commerce and Manufac- 
tures of Greenock, 289. 
See supra, 447. 1078 ; infra, 1921. 2060. 
Piracy : 
1608. Complaining of the Capture of British Ships by Pirates 


in the West Indies; From, Liverpool, txxvir. 451, Pp. London, 
474, P. 


Pitt, Charles : 


1609. Complaining of the Proceedings of the Court of Com- 
mon Pleas; .Lxxv. 459, Pp. Complaining of delay in the 
execution of a Writ of Habeas Corpus, Lxxxvitt. 603, ———Al- 
leging Losses in his Profession of a Surveyor by the interference 
of the Department of the Land Revenue, and for Inquiry, txxxix, 
555. 

Pluckwell, Henry : 

1610. Complaining of having been discharged from his Situa- 
tion in consequence of the Parish being united with others under 
the Poor Law Amendment Act; Of Henry .Pluckwell, late 
Master of the Poor House in the Parish of Tottenham, Middlesex, 
XCIl. 325. ‘ 

Plunkett, James Gunning : 

1611. Complaining of excessive Bail being demanded of him, 
and praying for the interference of the House; From J. G, 
Plunkett, a Prisoner in Roscommon Gaol, txxxvit. 557. 

Plunkett, Walter : 


1612. Complaining of the Conduct of Sir Edward Stanley, 
Barrack Master of Dublin; Of Walter Plunkett, txxviu. 469. 


Pluralities :—Sce supra, 484; infra, 1956. 


Plurality of Votes : 
1613. Complaining of the Provisions in various modern Acts 
of Parliament, which give certain Inhabitants of Parishes a 
Plurality of Votes, and praying for the Repeal of the said Enact- 
ments; From Hammersmith, xc. 208. 


Plymouth Breakwater : 

1614. Complaining of the Effects thereof; Of Inhabitants of 
Kingsand and Cawsand, Lxxvit, 227, P. Complaining of 
the Conduct of the Captain Superintendent of His Majesty’s 
Dock Yard at Plymouth, in relation to a Contract for the Supply 
of Limestone for the Plymouth Breakwater; Of Silas Pearse, 
xc. 557. Referred to the Select Committee on Plymouth Break- 
water, 571. 


Poland : 


1615. For the adoption of Measures to procure for the Poles 
a cessation of Hostilities; From, Thomas Henry, Chairman, and 
Joseph Styles, Secretary of the Westminster Union of the Work- 
ing Classes; Motion for printing withdrawn; Lxxxvi. 753. 
George Shadforth Berkeley and George Wilkinson, 753. Friends 
to Humanity and Justice, 797, p. Inhabitants of Westminster, 
830. National Reform Association meeting at the Crown Tavern, 
Museum Street, Bloomsbury, 847, p.———For the adoption of 
Measures for the Amelioration of the Political State of Poland; 
From, Birmingham, txxxvu. 483. Bridgwater, 564. Bristol, 
441. Crediton, 441. Exeter, 483. Isle of Wight, 564. Kid- 
derminster, Political Union, 547. Kingston-upon-Hull, 337. 
Lyme Regis, 483. Martock, 471. Moreton Hampstead, 483. 
New Sarum, 564. Ryde, 564. Sidmouth, 441. Tiverton, 429. 
Topsham, 441.———For an Address to His Majesty, that he will 
enter into Negotiations with France and other Powers in behalf 
of Poland; From Kingston-upon-Hull, txxxvit. 134. —————For 
the Restoration of Poland to her former Independent State; 
From, Birmingham, txxxviu. 431. Dartford and Crayford, 431. 
Glasgow, Polish Association, 560.———For their Relief; From, 
the There-undersigned, txxx1x. 163. Dundee, 229. Ayr, 241. 
Leith, 266. Birmingham; Members of the Central Association 
of Scotland; Aberdeen; Edinburgh; 287. Kingston-upon- 
Hull, 301. Glasgow, 359. Dumfries, 390.——-For the adop- 
tion of Measures for the Relief of the Polish Refugees ; Of In- 
habitants of Birmingham, xc. 521.———Praying for a further 
Grant of Money for the Relief of the distressed Poles now in 
this Country; Offered, but the Petition not being recommended 
by the Crown, the same was not received, xcu. 605, 


| Police, Metropolitan : 


1616. For exemption from the Police Rate; From Farmers 
and Market Gardeners of Middlesex, Surrey, Hertford, Essex and 
Kent, txxxv. 554, Pp. ———For exemption from the operation of 
the Metropolitan Police Act; From Barnes, St. Mary, Lxxxv!. 
332. Battersea, 451, p.—Clapham, 47, p. Clement’s, St., Danes, 
127.—Newington, St. Mary, 58, p.—Phillips, Moses, 164.——— 
For the Repeal of the Act; From, Camberwell, rxxxv1. 151.— 
Ely Rents, 188.—George Street, 130.—Hatton Garden, 188.— 
Lambeth, 199.—Poplar, 130.—Saffron Hill, Hatton Garden an 
Ely Rents, 188.—Southwark, St. George the Martyr, 151, ? 
Southwark, St. Saviour’s, 230, p.— Wapping, 159. ———Com- 
plaining of the Expense thereof; From, St. Mary Stratford, Bow, 
LXXXViI. 188, p,———For alteration of the Act; From, Pad- 

dington, 








PETITIONS—continued. 








z 


I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Police, Metropolitan—continued. 

dington, rxxxvi. 240. St. Paneras, 485, p. For Inquiry 
into the conduct and merits of the Police System; From Go- 
vernors of the Poor of St. Andrew Holborn above Bars, and St. 
George the Martyr, txxxv1. 362._———In favour of the Act; From 
St. John rags [ag St. Paul’s Deptford, txxxvi. 170, P.———. 
Complaining of his Son having been taken to the Station House 
by a Serjeant of Police, for playing with his hoop on the Pave- 
ment, and of the conduct of one of the Magistrates of Marylebone 
Police Office, before whom he was taken; Of John Russell, 
LXXxVI. 893.———Complaining of an Assault committed on him 
by Two of the Metropolis Police Force, and for] Redress; Of 
Ja acob Wintle, Lxxxvi. 904.————-For restoring to the Parochial 
Authorities a power over their own Police; Toon, Vestrymen of 
St. Marylebone, txxxvi1. 516, ep. Complaining of the conduct of 
a Police Constable at the late Meeting in Cold Bath Fields, and 
of:the refusal of the Commissioners to investigate the same ; From, 
Wheeler, Charles, rxxxvu1. 449.———For Relief from the Police 
Rate; From Churchwardens and others of Deptford, txxxvutt. 
339. Complaining of the employment of the Police as Spies ; 
From, Inhabitants of Camberwell and Walworth, txxxvu. 527. 

- Northern Political Union, 645. Nottingham, 645.——Com- 
plaining of the Police being employed os in certain Parishes, 
and praying for Inquiry; From Inhabitants of St. Mary New- 
ington and Camberwell, txxxvui. 543, 544. ———For = Maser 
into the truth of the Allegations of certain Petitions, alleging the 
employment of the Police as Spies; From Chairman and Secre- 
tary of a Meeting of the Working Classes of Edinburgh, uxxxviu. 
694._——Praying to be heard by Counsel to disprove the Alle- 
gations contained in the Petition of Inhabitants of Camberwell 
and Walworth; Of William Steward Popay, Police Constable, 














LXXXxVill. 568. For the Abolition thereof; From, Vestrymen 
of St. Pancras, txxxvuit. 610. For the Repeal thereof; From, 
Churchwardens, Overseers and Inhabitant Householders of St. 
Leonard, Shoreditch, txxxvu. 360. 717.———That the Act may 
not be renewed; From Inhabitant Householders of Southwark, 
LXXXVILI. 236.———Complaining of his Dismissal from the Police, 
and praying for an Inquiry; Sen William Deane, txxxvutt. 
694,————_Complaining of his Cows having been milked by some 
of the Police esas: From, Lush, James, late of Peckham Rye, 
LXXXvIll. 694..———To be exempted from the operation of the 
Act; From Christ Church (Surrey); Deptford; Saint George’s, 
Hanover Square; txxxvitt. 270.———That Lands used for Agri- 
cultural and Horticultural purposes may be exempted from the 
Metropolitan Police Rate; From, Farmers and Market Gar- 
deners of Middlesex, Surrey, Hertford, Essex and Kent, txxxvutt. 
415.————-For increasing the Efficacy and diminishing the Ex- 
pense thereof; Of Inhabitant ee Fool of St. George, Mid- 
dlesex, Lxxx1x. 117.———For placing the control of the Police 
Force in the Vestries of each Parish Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Metropolitan Police; Of Chairman and Clerk of the 
Vestry of St. James, Clerkenwell, txxx1x. 389.———For alter- 
ation of the Metropolitan Police Act; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Metropolitan Police; From Inhabitants of All 
Saints, Poplar, txxx1x. 523.——For the establishment of a 
Force under the name of Peace Maintainers, in large Towns, 
raised and officered on the principle of the Militia; From Cadogan, 
William, xc1. 403. 
See supra, 474. 535. 1418. 


Police (Ireland) : 
1617. Complainin 





of the Police Act; Of Hotel Keepers of 
Dublin; Referred to Committee on the Local Taxation of Dublin, 
uxxvul. 244. Order for referring Petition discharged, 253, Pp. 
———Complaining of being attacked by an Armed Force in 
Monaghan; From, Michael Sherry and others, txxx11. 606.——— 
Complaining of the conduct of the Police in — Placards 
announcing a Meeting to petition against Tithes; From Naas, 
LXxxvul. 311, p.———Complaining of the employment of the 
Police as Spies in Ireland; From Thomas Halpin, of Dublin, 
LXXXVI. 726. See supra, 797. 


Polignac, Prince De, and others : 

1618. Praying the House to address His Majesty to use his 
intercession to procure the liberation of the Prince De Polignac, 
Messrs. De Peyronnet, Chantelauze and De Ranville; Electors of 
the late Borough of Tregony, xc1. 227. 


Political and Religious Opinions : 

1619. For Release from Prison of Messrs. Thwort and Ward, 
under Sentence for Blasphemy; From Inhabitants of the City of 
London and its Vicinity ; Motion for printing dropped for want 
of Forty Members; Lxxxvut. 588. 


Politieal Unions : 
1620. For the Suppression thereof; From John Bennett, 
LXxxy. 411. 
1621. For the Suppression of Political Unions, and against 
Reform of Parliament (Ireland) Bill; From Kirk Langley and 
other Places, txxxvul. 439, P. 


Polls : 

1622. Against the Act for the Regulation of Polls; Of the 
Grand Jury of the County of Galway; txxv. 287.———For 
alteration of the Law whereby Returning Officers may be em- 
sgpeers so to divide the Electors that it shall not be necessary 
or more than Six Hundred to poll at any one place of"Election ; 
From Dublin, xcu. 491. 680. 


Poole Borough : 
1623. For setting aside the Election of Councillors for that 
Borough; From Burgesses of Poole, xct. 48. 





GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 








Poor and Poor’s Rates : 


_ 1624. Relative to the Employment of the Poor; From Ben- 
janes psn LXxv. 372. - Relative to the Law of Settlement ; 

rom Climping, respecting Seamen’s Apprentices, txxvi. 372, Pp. 
Rea a Mr. Owen’s Plan for’ the Employment of the 
Poor; From Noblemen and others of Lanark, ixxvi. 411, P. 
———-For Relief; From Paupers and B rs of Ipswich, txxv1. 
411, p.———For the Amendment of the Poor Laws; From 
gee and Inhabitants of Burwash, txxv1. 431.——Complain- 
ing of Poor’s Rates ; From Select Vestry and others of Salehurst, 
LXXVII. 338, P. Recommending an Allotment of Land to the 
Poor; From Inhabitants of Wily, txxvi. 372.———Respecting 
Plan for their Relief; From George Jones, txxvu. 394.———. 
Complaining of the Non-payment of Poor Rates by the West 
Middlesex Waterworks Company ; From Inhabitants of Hammer- 
smith, LXXVII. 459, P.———Respecting Poor Rates; From Ben- 
jamin Wills, Secretary to the Provisional Committee, uxxvut. 
473, Pp. ——Complaining of the inequality of Parochial Pay- 
ments; From Inhabitants of Hinckley, uxxvin. 212, p.———For 
rating Owners instead of Occupiers; From Vestry and Guardians 
of the Poor of Sculcoates, txxvi1. 237.——Relative to the Law 
of Settlement; From Churchwardens and Overseers of Brixton, 
LXXvill. 365, p.———For Relief of the Labouring Poor; From 
Robert Gourlay and Female Parishioners of Wily, txx1x. 110, v. 
Relative to the Law of Settlement ; From Owners and 
Occupiers of Houses and Lands in Climping, uxx1x. 155, P. 
———-For the Amendment of the Poor Laws; From, Inhabitants 
of Greenwich, txx1x. 211, p——John Meadows White, txxx1v. 
300, P. Able-bodied Labourers, txxxviu. 623. Wigston, 
Great, 660.——Relative to the condition of the Poor; From, 
Matthew Phillips, txx1x. 213. Robert Gourlay and Parishioners 
of Wily, 521, p.———To provide Medical Attendance; From 
Henry Lilley Smith, Surgeon of Southam; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Labourers’ Wages; .xx1x. 298.——— 
Relative to the Employment of the Poor; From Reverend 
Anthony Collett, Rector of Haveningham, ixxix. 331.—— 
For rating Owners instead of Occupiers; From Churchwar- 
dens, Overseers and others of Morpeth, uxx1x. 459, p.m—— 
Complaining of the present Distress and Operation of the Poor 
Laws; From Robert Gourlay, txx1x. 474, p.———Respecting 
the Removal and Settlement of the Poor; From, Charles Crapp, 
of Devonshire, txxx. 50, p. Climping, 128, v. Tooting, 221, p. 
———Complaining of the inadequacy of his Allowance; From 
John Sark, Weaver in Bridgetown, txxx. 454, p.———For the 
appropriation of a Sum of Money for their Relief; From Inha- 
bitants of the County of the Town of Drogheda, txxxu1. 315, P. 
Complaining of Distress levied on her for Poor’s Rates ; 
From Anne Millard, of Sutton Street, Southwark, txxx1. 341, Pp. 
———Complaining of the Law of Settlement; From Rector, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of the Parish of Tooting Gra- 
veney, LXxxIlI. 368, P. For the appointment of a Committee 
to examine certain Petitions on the subject of Poor Laws, Reform 
and Emigration; Of Robert Gourlay, Lxxx11. 33, p.—Lxxx11. 20. 
———For alteration of the Law of Settlement ; From, Magistrates, 
Landowners, Clergy, Yeomen and other Inhabitants of the 
Hundred of Desborough, Lxxx11. 106. Magistrates, Landowners, 
Clergy and others of the Three Hundreds of Newport, in the 
County of Bucks, 129. Referred to Select Committee on Parochial 
Settlements, 106. 130. For an efficient Remedy for their 
Distress ; From Inhabitants of Middlesex and Surrey, txxxiu. 
121, P. Complaining of the evils arising from the Poor 
Laws ; From, Magistrates acting and resident in the County 
of Norfolk, txxxi. 243, P. ‘Bench of Magistrates usually 
acting for the Three Hundreds of Buckingham, 293. 
Complaining of the unequal Rate of Assessment levied by the 
Select Vestry, in the Parish of Saint James, Westminster ; 
LXXXIII. 282. 





























1625. For Repeal of so much of Acts as gives authority to 
Justices to appoint Overseers of the Poor and Surveyors of the 
Highways; From Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Mile End 
Old Town, txxx111. 283, p.———— For power to appoint Auditors 
of Parochial Assessments ; From Freeholders of Fakion, in the 
Parish of Camberwell, txxx1m. 421. Referred to Select Com- 
mittee on Poor Laws, 421. Complaining of the irregularity 
in the Asessment of Parochial Rates; From George Forward 
of Liverpool, txxxiv. 270, p.———Stating Particulars of a 
Plan for the Relief of the Poor, Pieces. called a Labour 
Rate, and praying the House to give it the Authority and Force 
of Law; From istrates of the Borough of Redbornstoke, and 
of the Churchwardens and Overseers of the Parishes therein, 
LXXXIV. 338, P.————For Inquiry into the State thereof; From 
Inhabitants of Middlesex and Surrey, txxxiv. 362, P. 





1626. For amending the Poor Laws, by obliging all Parishes 
to keep their Accounts in one fixed form, and by fixing a Per- 
centage upon real Rents in lieu of Tithes ; From George Gunning, 
LXXxv. 14, p.————Complaining of the practice of letting out the 
unemployed Poor, and the method adopted for their Payment; 
From Sir Thomas Branthwayt Beevor, Lxxxv. 93, P. 


1627. For the Employment of the Poor in the cultivation of 
Waste Lands; From Frome Selwood, txxxv. 107, p.——In 
favour of the Cultivation of Waste Lands, and for the Employment 
of the Industrious and Trading Classes of the Community, Lxxxv. 
122, p.—_———- For the Cultivation of Waste Lands in the Colonies 
by the Labouring Classes, and for an Alteration of the Currency ; 

rom Adam James Gordon, txxxv. 160. That Landlords 
may be assessed to the Poor Rates for Houses let at Rents not 
exceeding £.15 per annum; From Devizes, uxxxv. 184. (Pp. 189.) 
———For the gradual Repeal of Act 43 Eliz. c. 2, s. 1, and for 
allowing Persons to emigrate who are unable to obtain os 





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842 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Poor and Poor’s Rates—continued. Poor and Poor’s Rates—continued. 


From Newport, txxxv. 220, P. For rendering Owners of 
Dwelling-houses under the annual Rent of £.25 liable to be 
assessed to the Poor Rates; From Sunderland-near-the-Sea, 
Lxxxv. 236, p.———For the Amendment of Act 59 Geo. III. 
c. 12, § 19, by which the Rates on Tenements above the Annual 
Rent of £.6, and below £.20, are charged upon the Owners 
instead of the Occupiers; From Richmond, Surrey, uxxxv. 271. 
For rating Owners of Cottages let from £.4 to £.6 per 
annum to the Poor’s Rates; From Bishop Stortford, rxxxv. 256. 
———For obliging Overseers of the Poor to keep their Accounts 
in one fixed form; From George Gunning, Lxxxv. 369, P. 
For a more equal distribution of Poor Rates; From Kettering, 
LXxxv. 404, p.———For Revision of Poor Laws; From Godal- 
ming, Lxxxv. 466, p.———George Henderson, Chairman of the 
Political Union of Dunfermline, txxxvin. 673.——For the 
Enactment of a Law for rendering the Poor Rates general through- 
out each Hundred ; From Frome Selwood, txxxv. 554, Pp. 
Suggesting a Measure for the Improvement of the Labouring 
Poor, and diminishing Parish Expenditure; From Frome Sel- 
wood, Lxxxv. 555, p——Complaining of the Increase of the 
Poor Rates, and submitting a Plan for ameliorating the Condition 
of the Labouring Classes; From James Hantler, rxxxv. 606, p. 
For allotting to Labourers small Portions of Land in 
alleviation of the Poor Rates; From Bedford County, rxxxv. 
617, p.—————Foor consolidating the Duties of all Parochial Offices, 
and for amending the Poor Laws; From George Gunning, 
LXXxvi. 162, p.—————For an alteration of the Law relating to 
Settlement by Hiring; From Sittingbourne, txxxvi. 217, p.——— 
For the gveduill Repeal of Poor Laws; From, Emberton; Sher- 
rington ; Lxxxvi. 244, p.—Olney; Waddesdon; 483, p.——— 
For Alteration of Poor Laws; From Stephen Bourne, txxxv1. 
295. 


1628. For a more equitable mode of apportioning Labourers 
among the Occupiers of Land, and for levying a Rate upon those 
refusing to provide Employment for their due proportion of 
Labourers; From, Nuthurst, xxxxvu. 31. Wisborough Green, 
266. Grendon Underwood; West Grinstead; Shipley; Wins- 
low ; 420.——For authorizing an equitable + angen of 
able-bodied Labourers upon the Land; From Nuthurst, txxxvu. 
31, p.———For an Act to enable two-thirds of the Rate-payers in 
value in Agricultural Parishes to fix a Plan for the oe eee 
of their able-bodied Poor; From, Ifield; Petworth; Pulborough ; 
Rusper; Lxxxvit. 119.———Complaining of the present System 
of Poor Laws, and praying that Parishes may be relieved of their 
Surplus Labourers by Emigration; From John Jennings, txxxvit. 
70.——That the Act 59 Geo. III. may be extended to all 
Houses, with the Out-houses, Curtilages and Gardens belonging 
thereto, which are of less annual value than £.10, whether let for 
a year ora longer period; From Saint Austell, txxxvir. 453, Pp. 

That the Poor Laws (especially with reference to Settle- 
ment and compulsory Labour) may be taken into early considera- 
tion by the House; From Olney, uxxxvu. 302, p.———Com- 
plaining of the Operation of the Poor Laws, and praying the 
attention of the House to a Plan suggested by Mr. J. Richardson 
of Heydon; From Cawston, &amp;c., txxxvu. 546, p.———Com- 
plaining of the unequal Operation of the Poor Laws; From 
Atherston, txxxvu1. 37. Bedworth, 210. Heathtield, 556. 
———-For the Appointment of a Committee to sit every Year in 
Dublin, to compose Bills for the Employment of the Poor of 
Ireland; From Aaron Atkinson of Dublin, and Forty-one Citizens 
of London, ixxxvin1. 281.——— For simplifying the present Law 
of Settlement; From Countesthorpe, Lxxxvu1. 284,.———For an 
Act enabling the Poor to occupy part of the College and Glebe 
Lands at the full Rent the Farmers are now paying for the same ; 
From Labourers, &amp;c. of Boddicott, Lxxxv111. 432._—Suggest- 
ing Instructions to the Commissioners; From Thomas Morrison, 
LXXXVIII. 437. Complaining of the Report of the Poor Law 
Commissioners as far as respects the Parish of Horsham; From 
Inhabitants of Horsham, txxxvirt. 491. For the Amend- 
ment of the Law of Settlement Act; From Leeds, txxxviit. 
500. 


1629. Suggesting certain Alterations in the Poor Laws, and 
Reform inthe Church of England; From William Todd, txxxvut. 
530.——Complaining of the Practice of Overseers of the Poor 
contracting by the Year for Medical Attendance on the Poor, and 
praying fora Committer of Inquiry; From Henry Lilley Smith, Sur- 
geon, of Southam, txxxv111. 654. Complaining of the Increase 
of the Poor in the Parish of Teddington, Bedford, and praying the 
Allotment of small Parcels of Land for their support; From 
W. Harbett, rxxx1x. 164.———Complaining of the Inadequacy of 
their Daily Allowance of Money; From distressed Poor of 
Wootton Bassett, txxx1x. 200.——Complaining of the Increase 
of their Poor Rates, in consequence of the distressed state of the 
Ribbon Trade; From the Vicar, Curate, Churchwardens and 
Inhabitants of Foleshill, .xxx1x. 216. For compelling Land- 
lords or Owners of Houses rented under £.10 to pay all Parochial 
Rates ; From Crowland, txxxrx. 385. Against making Pro- 

rietors of Houses of less value than £.10 liable tothe Poor Rates; 

rom Peterborough, uxxx1x. 90. Thame, 495.——Complaining 
of the Charges made for Fees by Magistrates’ Clerks, on the re- 
moval of Paupers to their own Parish; From the Churchwardens, 
Overseers of the Poor, and Select Vestry of Salford, txxx1x. 245. 
———-For the Establishment of a National instead of a Parochial 
System of Poor Laws, and the Establishment of a National Fund 
for that purpose, Lxxx1x. 246.———For Amendment of Laws; 
From Shepton Mallet, rxxx1x. 70. Great Missenden, 99. 166. 
Westbury; Lacock; 114. Thame, 150. Framfield, 296.———— 
Against the proposed Change in the Law relating thereto; From 





Kessingland, ixxx1x. 290.———That Owners of Property, and 
not Occupiers, be rated to the Poor; From Persons liable to the 
Payment of Poor Rates in Eastbourne, Lxxx1x. 359. 


1630. For rendering the Landlords of small Tenements liable 
to the Parochial Rates; From Crowland, xc. 266. &lt;A 
296. Saint Peter, Hereford, 304. Sutton nari 425, 
For rendering the Landlords of small Tenements liable for the 
Parochial Rates; From Hitchin, xcr. 160. Board of Guardians 
of the Woodbridge Union, Suffolk, 223. Guardians of the Tps- 
wich Union; Woodbridge; 250. Reading, 266. Guardians of 
the Maldon Union, 441. For rating the Landlords in lieu of 
the Occupiers of small Tenements; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on the Poor Law Ainendment Act; From Ashford, West, 
Union ; xcrr. 319.—Basingstoke Union, 330. Bedminster, Union, 
319. Bosmere and Claydon Union, 362.—Chard Union, 269, 
Cheltenham Union (Chairman), 428. Colchester Union, 398,— 
Devizes, 262. Dulverton Union, 380.—Eastry Union, 330, 
Elham Union, Kent, 319. Guiltcross Union, 262.—Henstead 
Union, 436. Hinckford, Hundred of Essex, 416. Holling. 
bourn Union, 319. Hoxne Union, 436.—Ipswich, 476.—Long- 
port Union, 380.—Marlborough Union, 398.—Newbury Union, 
398.—Ouseburn, Great, Union, 262.—Plomesgate Union (Chair- 
man), 428.—Royston Union, 398.—Saffron Walden Union, 416, 
Shaw, 222. Shepton Mallet Union, 319. Southampton, 464. 
Speen, 208. Staines Union, 464. Sudbury, 439. Suffolk and 
sex, Counties of, 416. Swaffham Union, 398.—Taunton Union, 
416. Wangford Union (Chairman and Vice-Chairman), 319.— 
Warminster Union, 448. ells Union, 312. Westbourne Union, 
Sussex, 222. Williton Union, 380. Woburn Union, 472. 
See supra, 23. 275. 310, 445. 473. 526. 668. 729. 730. 870. 
906. 924. 


Poor (Ireland) : 


1631. For the Extension of Poor Laws to Ireland; From, 
Benjamin Wills, txxvi. 439, p.—_xxix. 516, p.———Recom- 
mending the establishment of Poor Rates in Ireland; From 
Inhabitants of Middlesex and Surrey, txxvu. 457. Benjamin 
Wills, 439, Pp. Recommending Poor Rates for Ireland; 
From Inhabitants of Middlesex, txxvm1. 470, p——Relative 
to the Employment of the Irish Peasantry ; From Members of 
the Hibernian Philanthropic Society, txxvir. 404, p.———Re- 
commending Allotments of Land for the Poor; From, Robert 
Gourlay and others, of Donhead, St. Mary, and Donhead, St. 
Andrew, Lxx1x. 196, p. Matthew Phillips, txxxvi. 228. Ben- 
jamin Glorney, of Waterpark, txxx1x. 251.——For the Esta- 
blishment of Poor Laws in Ireland; From Minister, Church- 
wardens and Landholders of Kilmore, txx1x. 419, p.———Rela- 
tive to the Removal of the Irish Poor; From Governor and 
Guardians of the Poor of Bristol, txx1x. 518, p.———Against 
establishing a Poor Rate in Ireland; From Landholders of the 
Parish of Kilmore and Armagh, Lxx1x. 533, p.———Respecti 
his Plan for the Relief of the Poor in Ireland; From Exeiunal 
Hutchinson Orpen, txxx. 595. (Pp. 601.)————For the Enactment 
of Poor Laws in Ireland; From Benjamin Wills, txxx. 616. 
———Relative to the Employment of the Poor in Ireland; 
From Limerick, txxx. 620, p. Against the introduction of 
the Poor Laws in Ireland; From, Cork City, Holy Trinity, 
Lxxx11. 300, p. Cork City, St. Mary, Shandon, 300, p. Cork 
City, St. Nicholas, 300, p. Cork City, St. Paul, 300, p.—— 
For the introduction of the Poor Laws into Ireland; From, 
Cork, Inhabitants, itxxx11. 300.——Armagh, Lxxxvu. 399. 
Edwards, Thomas, 231. Southwark, 455. 


1632. Respecting his Plan for the Relief of the Poor of Ire- 
land; From Sir Charles Waller, Baronet, txxxm. 317, P._—— 
That some means may be found of employing or relieving the 
Poor of Ireland; From Inhabitant Householders of Hampstead, 
LXXXIl. 607, P.————Respecting a Plan for their ef 
From Bankers, Merchants and others of the City of Dublin, 
Lxxxi. 506, P.———In favour of introducing Poor Laws into 
Ireland; From, Ballycumber, rxxx1u. 246, p. Clara, labouring 
Peasantry, 471, P. Clara, Weavers of Brown Linens, 319, 320, P. 
——— Dublin City, Broad Silk Weavers, 221, p. Dublin City, 
Engine Ribbon Weavers, 169,r. Horgan, Matthew, Parish 
Priest of the United Parishes of Whitechurch and Garrocloyne, 
325, p. Kilmanaghan (King’s County), 238. Moate, Westmeath, 
383, p.———Respecting a Plan for the Relief of the Poor in 
Ireland; From, Thomas L. Pain, txxxm1. 435. Inhabitants of 
Cork; Referred to Select Committee on passing Irish Vagrants, 
436. Thomas St. Lube, President of the Fiotmegiven Peasantry 
Society in Ireland, 443, p——For the adoption of a Plan for 
the Relief of the Irish Poor; From Sir Charles Waller, rxxx1v. 
85, p.———For the Establishment thereof in Ireland; From, 
Clara, uxxxiv. 272,p. Garrocloyne, 305, rp. Middlesex and 
Surrey, 174, Pp. Moate, 349, p. Surrey, 174, rp. Society for the 
Encouragement of Industry and Reduction of Poor Rates, 272, P. 
Westmeath, Moate, 349, p. Whitechurch and Garrocloyne, 
305, p. Wills, Benjamin, 272, p. Disclaiming any Partici- 
pation in the Petition of the Manufacturers and others of Clara, 
praying for the Enactment of the Poor Laws in Ireland, pre- 
sented to the House, 7th May; From, Clergy, Magistrates and 
others of Clara, txxx1v. 360, p.———For the extension of those 
British Laws which provide for the Poor to Ireland; From, 
Campbell, Charles, txxxv. 449, rp. Clara, 46. Donegal, 548, P. 
Dubling 446. Garrocloyne, 442. Gunning, George, 441, P- 
Hayes, Edmund J., 548, p. Horseleap, 540, r. Hungerford, 
402,p. Kilcleagh, 374. Kilmanaghan, 424. King’s County, 
184. Lawless, John, 414. Moate, 495, p. Porter, John 
Grey, 5657. Roscommon, 434, Pr. Tullamore, 374. White- 
church and Garrocloyne, 442. Wills, Benjamin, a 

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PETITIONS—continued. 








Poor (Ireland)—continued. 





Wilts, 236, rp. Two other Petitions, 236.———Against the 
introduction of the Poor Laws into Ireland; From, Cavan, 
ixxxv. 454. Dublin, 557,P. Fermanagh, 454. King’s County, 
479.————For arene See Laws in Ireland; From, Annan,” 
LXxxvi. 693, p. Chippenham, 798, rp. Christie, J.. 764. Cor- 
sham, 771, Dewsbury, 747,P. Donegal,931. Dromara, 735, p. 
Dublin, 735, rp. Dublin, St. Michan, 761, re. Dublin, St. Ann, 
764, Pp. Dublin, Citizens, 764, er. Dublin, Inhabitants, 931, p. 
Ernan, St., 931. Halifax, 747,p. Hamilton, John, 931. Here- 
ford, 623, r. Kilmanaghan, 761, Pr. Kinahan, 764, Pr. Knot- 
tingley, 815, Pp. Leeds, 747,P. Moate, 840. National Union, 
Eastern Branch, 866, p. Ross, 623, rp. Smyth, R.,764, p. 931,P. 
Seis, Kyran, 811, P. Waterford, 703, Pp. hitechurch, 673, p. 
Whitechurch, 160, rp. F. Homan, Secretary to the Hibernian 
Philanthropic Society for the Improvement of Ireland, 409. In- 
habitants of Larne, 512, p. 


1633. Against the Introduction of the Poor Laws into Ireland 
until all the Church Property that formerly belonged to the Poor 
of that Country be appropriated for the Purposes for which it was 
intended; From Trbabitants of Leeds; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Tithes, Ireland; txxxvu. 44.———For the In- 
troduction of Poor Laws into Ireland; From, Bath, txxxvut. 
555. Belfast, 291. Brighton, 256.—Carlisle, 437. Chelsea, 
535. Cockermouth, 391.—Dromore, &amp;c., 695. Dumfries, 281. 
Dublin, 334.—Flint, 348, Fulham,645.—Garvaghy,402. Glas- 
gow, 189. 674.—Limerick, 343. Liverpool, 350. London, 350. 
—Marylebone, St., 695. Mountmelick, 350. Moate, 645.— 
Nottingham, 479.—Parker, William, 441. Poplar, 645.—Scot- 
tish Metropolitan Union, 449. Shoreditch, 645. Stockport, 433. 
Stratford, Bow, 645.—Tullamore, 645.———Complaining of the 
Expense to that Parish, occasioned by the Influx of Irish 
Paupers, and praying that Poor Laws may be introduced into 
Ireland; From Vestry, Governors and Directors of the Poor 
of St. George, Hanover Square, txxxvi1. 270.——For a 
Legal Provision for the Poor; From Roman Catholic Bishops, 
LXXxvi. 741, P.———For Introduction of Poor Laws into Ireland; 
From, Clara, txxx1x.7.—Upton, Bishop’s, 155.—Westbury-upon- 
Severn, 351.—Ross (Hereford), 474. Kilrush, 483. 


1634. For the Introduction of Poor Laws into Ireland ; 
From, Bristol, xc. 248. Cork, 339. Whitechurch and Garrocloyne, 
390. Dublin, 398. New Ross,430. Mountrath, 435. Kil. 
meena and Kilmaclasser; Carmarthen ; 464. William Parker, 
483. Hawkhurst, and Cranbrook, 488. Arles; Benjamin Wills; 
496. Navan, 584. Horseleap; Roscrea; 645.———That the 
Poor Law Commissioners in Ireland may be called upon to 
report the result of their Investigations ; Of George Howell, xc. 
316.———For the Introduction of Poor Laws into Ireland; From, 
Birmingham, xcr.196. Farmers and others attending the Corn 
Market of Salisbury, 218. Dunsyre, 239. Hacketstowri, Kilte- 
gan, and other Places; Kilcoursy ; 270. Dublin, 311. Knock- 
any, 349. Irishtown and other Places, 376. Raheen, 421. 
Eglish, 438. Western Division of Norfolk, 441. Enniscorthy, 
446. Omy and Ballindoon, 522. Ballynakill and Dysert Galen, 
Mountrath, 606. Praying the House to make such Provisions 
in the contemplated Poor Law Bill as will prevent their being 
assessed for the support of any but the Poor of their own District; 
Of Inhabitants and Landholders of the District of Ballmoye, in 
the County of Armagh, xc1. 377.——— Praying the House not to 
ne any Bill authorizing a compulsory Poor Law in Ireland ; 

f Inhabitants of Killeeneene, Killeely and Killord, Barony of 
Dunkillon,Galway, xc1. 832. For the Introduction of Poor 
Laws, and for the Amendment of the present Law of Landlord and 
Tenant in Ireland; Of Parishionersof Newportprattor Burrishoole, 
XCI. 481.————F or prompt Legislation on the state of the Irish Poor, 
and for making Ardent Spirits a means of supporting those who 











are reduced to beggary and ruin by their immoderate use; Of Wil- 
liam Parker, xc1. 584. For Introduction of Poor Laws into 
Ireland; From, Caldwell, John, xcu. 136. Cockermouth, 68. 
—Dublin, 40. Dundalk, 148.—Gormanstown, 55.—Kilcullen, 
55. Kilmarnock, 188.—Marylebone, Saint, 33.—Tamworth, 40. 
———Stating their apprehension that between the Adoption of 
a System of Poor Laws, and the Operation thereof, Voluntary 
Subscriptions to Charitable Institutions will be withheld, and 
praying that the Lord Lieutenant may be authorised to make 
advances of Money to such Institutions, to preserve their exist- 
ence ; Of Friends and Subscribers of the Mendicity and other 
Charitable Institutions of the City of Dublin, xc. 436. 





Poor (Ireland) :—See supra, 1. 21; infra, 2028. 


Poor (Scotland) : 


1635. For simplifying the Laws relating to Parochial Settle- 
ments; From Owners and Occupiers of Houses and Lands in 
the Township of Ellenborough, Cumberland; Referred to Select 
Committee on Parochial Settlements, rxxxi1. 288.—— For 
alteration of the Law of Settlement ; From Magistrates, Town 


Council, Heritors and others of the Burgh of Dumfries, xxxxm1. 
320. 


Poor Law Amendment Act : 

1636. For the Repeal thereof; From Taesburgh, Saxlingham 
and Nethergate-with-Thorpe, xc. 82. Kettering, 201. reat 
Yarmouth; Oldham; Hounslow; Chepping ohana: 242. 
Newbury, 248. Lees; Ashton-under-Lyne; 390. Nottingham, 
446, Carlisle, 537. Yapton; Wolston and Ryton on Dunsmore; 
650.—— That the Parish of Stoke Poges may not be united 
with the adjacent Parishes ; From Owners and Occupiers of Land 
in Stoke Poges, xc. 125. Inhabitants and others of Stoke Poges, 
207,———-That that Parish may not be united with any of the 


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GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Poor Law Amendment Act—continued. 


paca ihe om Of Inhabitants of Bishop Stortford, xc. 159. 
t that Parish may not be united with the Parishes of 
Bishop Stortford, Thorley, and others ; Of Churchwardens, Over- 
seers, and Inhabitants of Sawbridgeworth, xc. 310. ——— 
Complaining of Hardship and Restraint, through the operation of 
the Act ; Of Labourers in Husbandry in St. Margaret’s West 
Cliffe, Guston, East Langdon and Ringwould, xc. 401.——— 
Complaining of the Inadequacy of the Remuneration proposed to 
be given by the Commissioners for Medical Attendance on the 
Poor; From Medical Practitioners in Reading, xc. 464. Buck- 
inghamshire and neighbouring Towns in the adjoining Counties, 
526. ————- Against any compulsory Union with adjoining 
Parishes; Of Rate-payers and others of Hitchin and other 
Places, xc. 490. or alteration of the Section of the Act 
relating to the building of Workhouses; From, Halstead, xc. 398. 
Newhaven Union, 503. Sevenoaks Union; Hurstperpoint and 
Albourne; 565. Hundreds of Guiltcross and Shsapean Nor- 
folk), 610. For the Amendment of the Act; Of Land- 
owners and Rate-payers of Twenty-five Parishes in the County 
of Gloucester, which have been united, by the Poor Law Commis- 
sioners, with the City of Gloucester, xc. 610. 











1637. That the Period fixed by the Poor Law Act for repay- 
ment of Monies borrowed for the Erection of Workhouses may be 
extended; From, the Union of Abingdon, xc1. 103. | Alderbury, 
276. Alresford, 20. Amesbury, 218. Ampthill, 326. 751, 
Andover, 223. Ashford, Earl, 356.—Banbury, 227. Blean 
Union, Chairman of the Board of Guardians of, 314. _ Blofield, 
441. Brackley, 227. Bradfield, 191. Bridge Union, Kent, 
250. Buckingham, 53.—Chesterton, 583. Chippenham, 119. 
Cirencester, 223. Clutton, 314. Cookham, tee. Devan, 103. 
Docking, 119.—Fareham, 45. Faversham, 378. Freebridge 
Lynn, 276.—Hailsham, 45. Hastings, 89. ee 103. 

olbeach, 323. Hoxne, 45.—Keynsham, 314.—Leighton Buz- 
zard, 323. Linton, 356.—Maldon, 223.—Newbury, 191. New- 
market, 309.—Penshurst, 267. Peckham, Richard, 250. Pot- 
terspury, 119.—Royston, 160. Rye, 223.—Saffron Waldon, 45. 
Saxby, R., 250. Steyning, 223. Stow-on-the-Wold, 426. 
Swaffham, 119. Thame, 103, Thetford, 119.—Thingoe, 103. 
Towcester, 267.—Westbourne, 119. Whitchurch, 227. Winch- 
combe Union, 426. Winslow, 378. 


1638. For Amendment; From, Ash (Surrey), xcr. 638.— 
Blything Union, 534.—Clutterbuck, Rev. a 704. Cog- 
geshall, Great, 474. Cowfold, 244.—Kettering Union, Guardians 
of, 720.—Lambeth, Chairman of a Meeting of Inhabitants of St. 
Mary, 239. Lewes, 104.—Osborne, Hon. and Rev. Sydney 
Godolphin, 720.—Poulton, Thornton, &amp;c., 615.—Roberts, Robert, 
720.—Southwark, Board of Guardians of St. George the Martyr, 
720. Stradbrook, 633.— Thornton, 615.— Wallingford, 720. 
Wight, Isle of, St. Helen’s, 755. Williamson, James, 751.—Yar- 
mouth, Great, 720. 


1639. For Repeal; From Barkway, xc1. 779. Bassingbourne, 
632. Blaxhall,779. Bluxhall, 632.—Cambridge, Chairman of a 
Meeting of Agricultural Labourers, 63. Carringham, 832. Charls- 
field, 632. Chichester, 479. Croydon, 632.—Dallingho, 632. Den- 
gie, Hundred of, 779. Dunton, 632.—Easton, 632. Eyke and 
Rendlesham, Labditrers of, 632. Eyworth and Wrestlingworth, 622. 
—Fobbing and Carringham, 832.—Glenham, Little, 632. Graves- 
end, 832. Guilden Morden, 632.— Hertford, Chairman of a 
Meeting of Agricultural Labourers of, 632. Horsham, 479. 
Huddersfield, 191.—Kettleburgh, 632. Kibworth, 651. Kidder- 
minster, 832. Kingston-upon-Hull, 651.—Lachford, Labourers 
of, 720. Litlington and other Places, 632.—Marlesford, 632. 
Meldreth and Melbourne, 632.—Northampton, 228. Norwich, 
Members of the Radical Association and Inhabitants, 720.— 
Pancras, St., 323. Parham, 632. Peasenhall, 632. Pitsea, 
Bowers Gifford, 832. Potton, 632. Potton, Tradesmen of, 632. 
—Rayleigh, 330. Rendlesham, 632. Ringmer, 479.—Sibton and 
Peasenhall, 632. Steeple and Guilden Morden, 632. Suffolk, 
Owners and Occupiers of Land in the Hundred of Lachford, 720. 
Surrey, Radical Association, 824. Sweffling, 632.—Tadlow, 632. 
—Wickham Market, 632. Winslow Union, 120. Wrestling- 
worth, 632. 


1640. Praying the House to consider whether the Poor Law 
Act does or does not warrant the separating of Man from Wife, 
and of Parent from Child, and what is the actual state of the Law 
as respects such separation between Man and Wife; Of James Paul 
Cobbett, of Lincoln’s Inn, Barrister-at-Law, xct. 191. For a 
Committee to inquire into the present system of affording Medical 
Relief, under the Poor Law Act, to Sick Paupers, and into the 
propriety of adopting any change in the same; From, Practitioners 
in Medicine and Surgery residing in the County of Surrey, xct. 
223.—County and City of Worcester, 310. a Ongar, 567. 
—Gloucester, 643.—Stroud, Hundred of Wirrall, Chester; Man- 
chester ; 751.———That Medical Practitioners may be adequately 
remunerated for their services when employed under the Poor 
Law Act; From, Medical Practitioners in the Wealds of Kent 
and Sussex; Eastern Division of Kent; xcr. 267. Warwickshire, 
402. Essex; Colchester; 533. Chelmsford; Essex; 622. Mem- 
bers of the Weymouth Dorchester Medico-Chirurgical Society, 
770.—————For Inquiry into the Operation thereof; O Freeholders, 
Tradesmen and Labourers of Eastry, xc1. 314.———Praying the 
House not to any measure that may a or prejudice the 

resent state of the East Preston Union, b ing it to dissolve ; 

f the Visitor and Guardians of the East Preston Union, Sussex, 
xcr. 720.———Complaining of the interference and dictation of the 
Assistant Commissioner at a Meeting of a Board of Guardians at 
Wallingford, and praying the House to take steps for the observance 


of 








PETITIO NS—continued. 














I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Poor Law Amendment Act —continued. Poor Law Amendment Act—continued. 


of the spirit as well as the letter of the Act; Of James Charles 
Clutterbuck, Clerk, Vicar of Long Whittenham, Berks, xct. 632. 
———Complaining of an Order issued by the Poor Law Commis- 
sioners, forbidding out-door Relief to the Families of able-bodied 
Labourers; Of Magistrates and others of Petworth ; XCl. 
704, P.———Praying the House to institute an Inquiry into his 
Plans for employing and supporting the Poor; Referred to the 
Select Committee on the Poor Law Amendment Act; Of John 
Corrie; xcm. 546. 


1641. Against Repeal; Referred to the Select Committee on 
the Poor Law Amendment Act; From, Abingdon Union, xcu. 
188.—Blean Union, 285. Blything, 84. 123. Bridport Union, 
237. Bromsgrove Union, 360.—Chailey, 84. 123. Cricklade 
and Wootton Bassett Union, 285. Cuckfield Union, 91. 123.— 
Eastbourne Union, 290.—Guildford Union, 227.—Hemel Hemp- 
stead Union, 428. Hertford Union, 227. Hoxne,84. Hunger- 
ford Union, 272.—Kingston (Surrey and Middlesex) Union, 491. 
—Maldon Union, 207. Malling Union, 167. Mildenhall Union, 
262. Milton, 84. 123.—River Union, 135. Rochford Union, 
248. Romney Marsh Union, 44. 123.—Sevenoaks, 262. Stow- 
on-the-Wold Union, 135.—Thame Union, 277. Thanet, Isle of, 
Union, 74. 123. Thornbury Union, 319.—Wangford Union, 248. 
Wantage Union, Clerk of the Guardians of, 163. Westmorland, 
East Ward Union, 262. Westmorland, West Ward Union, 360. 
Windsor Union, 221. Witham Union, 460. Woburn Union, 
262. 


1642. Alleging that the Conduct of the Select Committee, when 
he was examined before them, was partial, and praying for 
Inquiry; Of Edmund Dewdney, Clerk, of Portsea; xcu. 439, P. 


1643. For Repeal or Amendment; Referred to the Select 
Committee on the Poor Law Amendment Act; From, Aber- 
gavenny, xcil. 248. Aikton, 360. Alfreton, 207. Alfriston, 
482. Almondbury, 316. Alstonefield and other Places, 272. 
Arlington, 482. Ashburton, 135. Ashton-under-Lyne, 316. 
Atherstone Union, 135. Atherstone and Nuneaton Union, Chair- 
man and Vice-Chairman of, 207. Banbury, 207. Barnsley, 84. 
Basingstoke Union, Guardians of, 272. Bedford, 188. Bees, 
Saint, 435. Bermondsey, 371. Berwick and Alciston, 482. 
Bierley, North, 135. Billesden Union, 336. Blackburn, 236. 
Blackburn Union, 360. Bolton, 84. 123. Bolton-le-Moors, 
236. Bolton, Little, 84. Boston, 469. Bowin and Kingston, 
43. Bowling, 40. Bradford, 207. Bradford, York, 43. Brad- 
ford, York (Chairman of a Meeting), 163. Bradley, 316. Brent- 
ford, 371. Bridgend and Cowbridge Union, 248. Bridgwater, 
236. Brighouse, Chairman of a Meeting of Inhabitants of, 588. 
British Medical Association, President and Council of, 84. 123. 
Buckfastleigh, 68. Buckingham, County of, Practitioners of 
Medicine and Surgery, 316. Bucks, 207. Burghby Sands, 248. 
eeting), 84. 


Bury, 316. Bury Saint Edmund’s (Chairman of a 
Bussey, Peter, Tain poe (Chairman of a Meeting), 84. 


Cambridge (Chairman of a Meeting), 649. Canterbury, 84. 
Chadderton, 135. Chelmsford Union, 319. Cheltenham, 319. 
Chiswick, 277. Chollerton, 316. Clayton, 316. Cleasby, 135. 
Corrie, John, 148. Corsham and Chippenham, 227. Crompton; 
135. Cumberland, Ward of Leath, 135.—Dalston, 188. Deigton 
and Fartown, 316. Denton, Nether and Upper Denton, 227. 
Derby, 371. 463. Derby, West, 416. Devizes, 262. Dewsbury, 
135. Dolgelly, 68. Drighlington, 395. Droylesden, 439. Dry- 
1,68. Dudley, 84.—E risheaton, 316. Eastdean, 482. EL. 
and-cum-Greetland, 588. Ely,207. Eton, 84. 123. Eye, 221. 
—Failsworth, 316. Farnham, 272. Freebridge Lynn, Freebridge 
Marshland, Clackclose and Smithden (Norfolk), 148.—Gamlingay 
(Chairman of a Meeting), 84. Garstang Union, 416. Gawthorpe, 
380. Glamorgan, 227. Godalming, Medical Practitioners of, 
272. Godalming, Rate-payers of, 272. Godmanchester, 135. 
Groombridge, 285. Guildford, 248.—Halifax, 248. Halstead, 
248. Hammersmith, 84. Haverhill, 399. Haworth, 319. Hay- 
ton, 173. Headington, 207. Heap, 237. Heaviland, Dr. Kidd, 
and other Physicians, 272. Heckmondwike, 316. Hereford 
Union, 371. Heworth, 371. Hinckley Union (Chairman and 
Vice-Chairman), 360. Hoghton, 227. Holme, 316. Honley 
(Chairman of a Meeting of Rate-payers), 135. Horbury, 207. 
orsham, 91. Horsmonden, 84. orton, 262. Hoxne, 84. 
Huddersfield, 248. Hulme, 649. Huntingdon (Chairman of a 
Meeting), 84. Husthwaite, Inhabitants of, 272. Hyde, 316.— 
Ipswich, 24. Ipswich, 330. Ipswich (Chairman of a Meeting), 
84. Irthington, 227. Ives, Saint, Union, 135. Ives, Saint, 
Huntingdon (Chairman of a Meeting), 84.—Jevington, 482.— 
Keighley, 163. Kendal, 43. Kendal, 84. Kendal, 371. Kendal 
Union, 380. Kensington, Saint Mary Abbots, 91. Kettering, 
91. 123. Kidderminster, 30. Kirklinton, 360. Kirkburton, 
371.—Lanercost, 262. Leeds, 319. Leicester, 33. Leicester, 
84.123. Leigh, 316. Lewes, 84.123. Lexden and Winstree 
Union, 487. Lincoln, 428. Lincoln Union, 277. _Lindley- 
cum-Quarmby, 316. Linthwaite, 316. Linton (Chairman of a 
Meeting), 84. Littlebourn, 371. Littlington and Westdean, 482. 
Liverpool Medical Society, President of, 272. Liversedge, 336. 
Llanidloes, 91. London, Members of the Medical Society of, 84. 
London, President, Vice Presidents and Council of the Royal 
College of Surgeons in, 430. London, Society of Apothecaries of 
the City of, 272. Loughborough, 428. Ludlow, 272. Luke, St., 
Middlesex, 504.—Macclesfield, 428. Macclesfield, 84. Maldon, 
91. Manby, Edward, and Frederick Manby, 609. Manchester, 
439. Manchester and Salford, 588. Mansfield, 609. Mans- 
field, Chairman of a Meeting of Inhabitants of, 609. Marfleet, 
68. Marsh (Chairman of a Meeting), 316. Merthyr Tidvil, 
43. Middleton, 316. Mildenhall Union, 262. Mirheld, 316. 
Mockridge, Thomas, 84. Morpeth (Chairman of a Meeting), 580. 
Neath Union, 330. Neot’s, Saint, (Chairman of a Meeting), 84. 





Newcastle-upon-Tyne, xcit. 163. Newmarket, 330. Newmarket 
(Chairman of a Meeting), 84. | Newtown, Llanllwchairn, and 
other Places, 21. Newtown, Montgomery, 371. Norton Fitz- 
warren, 248. Norwich, 316. Nottingham, 319. Nuneaton 
Union, 262. Oldham, 135, Ossett-cum-Gawthorpe, 221. Oxford, 
Saint Giles, 207. Pancras, Saint, (Middlesex), 135. Paxm 
William, 248. Peldon, 371. Penkridge Union, 487. Phillips, 
Matthew, 384. Poplar, All Saints, 617. Poulton, Thornton, and 
other Places, 609. _ Preston Union, 227. _ Preston Union, 
Chairman of, 272. Prestwich, 316. Radcliffe, 316. Radford, 
221. Rainow, 84. Rastrick, 163. Rawreth, 371. Rhwng-dwy- 
tengo 588. Ripponden, 319. Rochdale, 135. 439. Romney, 
ron-works, 50. omsey, 207. Ross (Hereford), 330. Ro on, 
135. Ryarsh, 262.—Saffron Walden Union, 277. Salford, 27, 
Salford, 207. Scaleby, 262. Sculcoates, 262. Sheffield, 482. 
Shelley, 371. Shipley, 188. Shipley, 316. Shoreditch, Saint 
Leonard, Chairman of a Meeting of Inhabitants, 84. Skelman- 
thorpe, 371.  Southcoates,68. Southwark, 84.  Stanton-by- 
Dale and Dale Abbey, 631. Stapleton, 84. Stapleton, 135. 248. 
Stockport, 367. Stroud, 248. Stroud, 649. Suffolk, 428. 
Surrey Radical Association, 371. Sussex, 405. Sutton-in- 
Ashfield, 371. Sutton-in-Holderness,91. Swansea,319. Tiver- 
ton, 211. Tong, 316. Totness and Bridgetown, 148. Totting- 
ton, Lower End. Chairman of a Meeting of Inhabitants of, 588. 
Tref Eglwys, 316. Tunbridge, 262. Verrier, Ann, 148, 
Wadsworth, 609. Wakefield, 221. Wallsend, 463. Ward, 
Reverend John, 135. Warwick, 84. Warwick Union, 410, 
Westmorland, East Ward Union, 568. Westmorland, West 
Ward Union, 237. Wetheral, 248. Wickford, 371. Wigan, 
135. Wigan Union, 221. Wilmington and Folkington, 4892, 
Winchester, 248. | Worcester, Medical Practitioners in, 336. 
Workington, 330. Wycombe, High, 173. Yorkshire, Chairman 
of a Meeting of Inhabitants of the West Riding of, 463. 


1644. For exempting certain Parishes from the operation 
thereof; Referred to the Select Committee on the Poor Law 
Amendment Act; From, Aldermanbury, Saint Mary the Virgin; 
xcul. 135, Aldermary, Saint Mary, 135. Allhallows, London 
Wall, 135. Andrew, Saint, Undershaft, London, 84. Ashton- 
under-Lyne, 211. Chichester (Two Petitions), 277. Christ 
Church, London, 221. Dolgelly, 211. Dunstan, Saint, in the 
East, 135. Hammersmith (Chairman ofa Meeting),84. London, 
Parishes of, situate within the Walls, 135. Mildred, Saint, 
Poultry, and Saint Mary Colechurch, 135. Stephen, Saint, Cole- 
man Street, 135. Wilson, Reverend Harry Bristow, 84. ——— 
For rendering it imperative on Boards of Guardians to assi 
sufficient Salaries to Chaplains of Workhouses; Referred to t 
Select Committee on Poor Law Amendment Act; From, Fisher, 
Edmund, Vicar of Linton, xci. 188. | Ware, Clergymen of the 
Union of, 163.———For Compensation to Vestry Clerks; Re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on the Poor Law Amendment 
Act; From Moy Thomas, xc. 30. 123.———Taking notice of 
certain Representations which have been preferred to the House 
against them, and praying that Inquiries may be made into their 
Proceedings; Referred to the Select Committee on the Poor 
Law Amendment Act; Of Guardians of Hartismere Union, Suf- 
folk, xcu. 110. 123,.———For Inquiry into the truth of certain 
Charges preferred against them in their official capacity; Of 
Guardians of the Potterspury Union; Referred to the Select 
Committee on the Poor Law Amendment Act; xcu. 153.——— 
Praying that that- Parish may be separated from the Potters- 
pry and Stoney Stratford Union, and added to that of 

owcester; From Paulerspury; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on the Poor Law Amendment Act; xcu. 211. 
pt es for such Inquiry as may exempt them from the Charge 
of Cruelty towards four Aged Men at Wortham; Of the late 
Overseer, Constable and Governor of the late Workhouse of 
Wortham; Referred to the Select Committee on the Poor Law 
Amendment Act ; xcu. 371.——— Denying the Allegations of the 
Petition of William Paxman, and others, of Wortham, complain- 
ing of cruel treatment by the Board of Guardians of the Union, 
and praying for Inquiry ; Of Guardians of the Hartismere Union; 
Referred to the Select Committee on the Poor Law Act, xcm. 405. 
————-For the Repeal of the Poor Law Act, and also for Universal 
Suffrage, Vote by Ballot and Annual Parliaments; Of the Work- 
ing Classes of the Inhabitants of Kibworth, xcu. 84. 


Population Act (Ireland) : 


1645. Complaining of not having been remunerated for their 
trouble in taking the Population Returns of Ireland in 1831; 
From Londonderry, Lxxxvut. 554. 


Port Dues: 


1646. For giving to the Inhabitants a Control over the Dues 
and Rates collected in their respective Ports; From Inhabitants 
of Harrington, txxxvi. 413. 


Portdynllaen and Holyhead Harbours : 


1647. Praying the House to reject any measure for the Erec- 
tion of an Asylum Harbour at Portdynllaen, and to —_ mea- 
sures for enlarging and improving the Harbour of Holyhead; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Harbours of Refuge; Of 
Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures of Greenock, xci. 288. 


Portnessock Harbour : 


1648. In favour of a Harbour in the Bay of Portnessock ; 
From, Campbeltown, uxxv. 347, ep. Clyde, 347, p. Commanders 
of Cruizers, 299, p—Greenock, 384, P.—lIrvine, 347, p.—Liver- 

1, Merchants, 384, p. Liverpool, Owners of Vessels, 385.— 
acdowall, Andrew, 335, »— Whitehaven, 280, r. Workington, 

280, P. 
Portsmouth 




















PETITIONS—coné:nued. 





Portsmouth and London Railway : 


1649. Praying that the Military Engineer to whom the Plans 
and Documents relating to the several proposed Lines of Brighton 
Railway are referred, be directed to report on the best Line of 
Railway between London and Portsmouth; Of William Lang, 
xcll. 444. 


Portugal: 


1650. For the adoption of Measures for the Protection of the 
Lives and Property of His Majesty’s Subjects in Portugal; From 
British Merchants trading between London and Oporto, Lxxxvill. 
539. 


Portumna Bridge : 


1651. Complaining of the Dilapidation of the Bridge over the 
Shannon at Portumna, and of the insufficiency of the Funds 
necessary for its Repair, and praying that a portion of the Funds, 
at the disposal of the Commissioners of Public Works may 
be appropriated to its Repair; From Charles Wye Williams, 
LXXXVIII. 724. 


Post Horse Duty : 


1652. Respecting; From, Hackney Coach Masters of Edin- 
burgh, txxv. 307. Licensed Post Masters in Edinburgh, 365, p. 
———-For taking off the Mileage Duty and Post Horse Duty ; 
From, Aberdeen, Banff and Kincardine, 1xxxvi. 368, p.— Banff, 
368, p.—Clackmannanshire, 487, p.—Edinburgh, 507.—Fifeshire, 
487, Pp. Forfarshire, 487, p.—Glasgow and West of Scotland, 
395.—Inverness and the North Western District of Scotland, 
427, p.—Kincardine, 368, p. Kinross-shire, 487, p.— London and 
Dover Road Post Masters, 281, p.—Perthshire, Forfarshire, Fife- 
shire, Kinross-shireand Clackmannanshire, 487,Pp.—Scotland,North 
West District, 427, rp. Scotland, South and East Counties, 507. 
Scotland, West of, 395.———For an Alteration of the Post Horse 
and Stage Coach Duties Act; From Coach Proprietors and others 
conveying Passengers in the Neighbourhood of Liverpool and 
Manchester, txxxvir. 211. For Abolition of the present 
System of farming the Post Horse Duties; From, Post Masters of 
Scotland; Of Mid Lothian; xc. 330. Of Fife, 434. Of Notting- 
ham, 446. On the Dumfries and Edinburgh Road, 488, On the 
London and Edinburgh Road, 490. On the Dumfries and 
Glasgow Road, 496. In the Isle of Wight; On the Dumfries 
and Carlisle Road; On the Dumfries and Port Patrick Road; 
507. On the North Road; In and around London; 543.——— 
For the Repeal of the Post Horse Duties; From Coach Pro- 
prietors and Innkeepers in Dundee and other Places, xc. 353. 
———For the Repeal of the Post Horse Duties, the Duties on 
Carriages, and the Mileage Duty on Stage Coaches; From Post- 
masters and Coach Contractors of Edinburgh, xc1. 160. Aber- 
deen, 356. Glasgow, 393. See infra, 1693. 





Postage and Post Office : 
1653. Complaining of the Mail Coach Contract between 
Dublin and Cork ; From Merchants of Cork, rxxvu. 264.—— 
Complaining of certain grievances arising from the Act for 
building a New Post Office; From Inhabitants of Saint Martin’s- 
le-Grand, Foster Lane, &amp;c., Lxxvul. 276, Pp. ———Complaining of 
being discharged without a Superannuation Allowance; From, 
Matthew Atkinson, Letter-carrier, Lxxvul. 469, P.—Lxx1x. 519, P. 
Of John Phillips, Letter-carrier, txx1x. 528. Relative to the 
Postage between Great Britain and Ireland ; From Merchants of 
Cork, txxvi. 41, pP.—Lxxx. 392, p.———To be allowed to 
receive and send Corn Returns free of Postage; From Sir James 
Riddall, of Dublin, rxxvut. 432, p.—Lxxxv. 67, p.———Com- 
plaining of Abuses in the Post Office of Newry ; From Robert 
Atkinson, Lxx1x. 526.— ——For a Reduction of the Duties on 
Postage ; From, Chamber of Commerce of Belfast, uxxx1. 145, P. 
Linen Merchants of Belfast and Lisburn, 272, r.— —Com- 
plaining of the extra Charge for the delivery of Letters; From 
certain Inhabitants surrounding London, Lxxx1. 398, p.——— 
Complaining of the additional Charge of Twopence on the 
delivery of General Post Letters; From, Inhabitants of certain 
parts of the Parishes of Paddington and Marylebone, consisting 
of the Edgeware Road, Connaught Place, Connaught Square, 
Connaught Terrace, Sovereign Street, and several other Streets, 
Lxxxiv, 244, p. John Wheel, 409, p.—————That the District of 
Belgrave Square and Eaton Square may be included in the Limits 
of the General Post Delivery; From Inhabitants thereof, txxx1v. 
376, P.—LXXxxvi. 202, p.——-Complaining of the Charge of One 
Penny on all Letters and Newspapers over and above the Postage 
chargeable thereon; From Brighton, rxxxv. 284, ——— That 
a General and Twopenny Post Receiving House may be esta- 
blished in the Neighbourhood of Connaught Square, Sovereign 
Street, Edgeware Road; From, John Wheel, txxxv. 265, P. 
Inhabitants of Paddington, 597, r.———Complaining of the 
Establishment of a Penny Post; From Inhabitants of Broadstairs, 
Lxxxy. 606, p.————Complaining of the insecurity whith exists 
in the transmission of Letters containing Money through the 
General Post Office of Ireland; From Stephen Doyle, txxxvi. 
723, p.———Complaining of being sade in his business by 
the Officers in the Post Office (Dublin), commonly called “Clerks 
of Roads,” and for Relief; From John Kent Johnson, of Dublin, 
Advertizing and Newspaper Agent, Lxxxvul. 214, p.———That 
the Traffic in Newspapers by certain Clerks of the Post Office 
called “Clerks of Roads” be discontinued; From J. Gemmell, 
LXXXvil, 267.———Complaining of Removal from Office, and for 
Redress; From George Dallas Mills, late Chief Clerk in the 
Office of the Accountant General of the General Post Office, 
Dublin; Motion for printing withdrawn; Lxxxvu. 460. 








GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820--1837.) 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Postage and Post Office—continued. 


Complaining of Removal from the Post Office, and for Relief; 
From Clotworthy Dobbin Devit, txxxvi. 461, p.—xc. 645.—xct. 
684.———Complaining of the Removal of the Mail Coach from 
that Line of Road; al Inhabitants of Ardee and Colton, 
LXXXVII. 484. For the Establishment of a Penny Post 
between Rugby and Dunchurch; From Rugby, uxxxvit. 538, p. 
———-For an alteration in the Arrival and Departure of the Mail 
to and from Liverpool; From Merchants, Bankers and others of 
Liverpool, txxxvi1. 510.—— Complaining of Clerks in the Post 
Office acting as Newspaper Agents; From John Kent Johnson, 
LXXXVIIl. 696.———Complaining of the Clerks in the Post Office, 
denominated Clerks of the Roads, being allowed to deal in News- 
papers; From Newsvenders in London, itxxxvitt. 530.—— 
Complaining of the Clerks employed at the Post Office in Man- 
chester having acted as Newsvenders; From Benjamin Wheeler, 
LXXXVIII. 635..-Complaining of a Parcel sent by him to his 
Agent having been seized and opened, and the Papers therein 
detained by order of the Postmaster-General; From John 
Oxenham, Lxxxvitt. 695. For an alteration of the mode of 
transmission of Foreign Letters; From Merchants, Ship-owners 
and Brokers of London, txxxvim1. 644.——-Complaining of the 
extra Charge for delivery of Letters; From, Cheltenham, txxxrx. 
95. East Stonehouse, 250.——Complaining of the Charge of 
One Penny on Newspapers put into a Penny Post Office in 
Ireland; From Walter Lawrence, txxx1x. 536.——For allow- 
ing Foreign Publications to be transmitted through the Post 
Offices of the United Kingdom free from the Duties of Postage; 
Of Walter Lawrence, xc. 508.———Complaining of the incon- 
venient situation of the Post Office in that Town; Of Bankers, 
Merchants, Ship-owners and Inhabitants of Great Yarmouth, 
xc. 658. Complaining of the loss of a Letter, containing 
a Cheque for £.30 transmitted from New Ross to Dublin; Of 
John Kelly, xcr. 715. Praying that the Twopenny Post 
Delivery may be allowed to extend throughout the whole of the 
Metropolis ; Of Freeholders and Housekeepers of Parishes sur- 
rounding the City of London, xc1. 832.——Complaining of the 
charge of One Guinea for each Number of the Greenock Shipping 
List sent by the Post; Of the Chamber of Commerce of 
Greenock, xc. 434._———Complaining of Abuses existing in the 
management of the Post Office, and praying the House to devise 
means for redressing the same; Of Matthew G. Gemmell, xcz. 
211.——— Complaining of being summoned to the County Court 
of Middlesex for the sum of Twopence, the amount of Postage 
for a Letter, and praying for Inquiry ; Of John Ingram and Son, 
of the City Road, Finsbury, xc1. 660.——For the acceleration 
of the Mall lavenmn London and Edinburgh; From, Lord Provost, 
Magistrates and Council of Edinburgh, xc. 250. Magistrates 
and Town Council of Montrose, 310. Company of Merchants 
of Edinburgh, 316.———— Praying for a double Mail daily 
between London and Edinburgh; , oon Chamber of Commerce 
and Manufactures of Edinburgh; Company of Merchants of 
Edinburgh; Lord Provost, Magistrates and Council of Edinburgh; 
Lord Provost, Magistrates and Common Council of the City of 
Glasgow; xct. 615. Bankers and others of Inverness, 714. 
Provost, Magistrates and Town Council of Inverness, 818.——— 
For the establishment of a General Post Office in that Town; Of 
Gentry, Tradesmen and Inhabitants of East Stonehouse, xcr. 751. 
Complaining of the Charge of One Penny for every News- 
paper which is sent through the Burghead Post; Of Inhabitants 
of Burghead, and other Villages, xc1. 714._——For the removal 
of the Post Office in that Town to a more central and convenient 
situation, and complaining of overcharged distance on Letters; 
Of Gentry, Clergy, Bankers, Merchants, Traders and other Inha- 
bitants of Southampton, xcr. 566. ——— Complaining of inadequate 
Remuneration ; Of Twopenny Post Letter Carriers, xc11. 262, Pp. 
Motion, That the Petition be referred to a Select Committee, and 
Question Neg. thereupon, 477. Praying the House to 
provide for the Twopenny Post Letter Carriers a more reasonable 
and adequate Income ; Of Merchants, Traders and others resident 
in the City of London, xc. 476. For Reduction; From, 
Dunbar, xcu. 325. Kingston-upon-Hull (Corporation), 504. 
Kingston-upon-Hull (Merchants and others), 504. London, 416. 
Padstow, 613. Wolverhampton, 504.——— Praying for the con- 
veyance of a Mail direct through Fife; From Auchtermuchty, 
xcu. 588. Ceres, 319. Cupar, 220, p. Danie, George, 588. 
Fruchie, 319. Kettle, 319. Hontunt 319. Strathmiglo, 588. 
See supra, 386. 392. 690. 1068. 1173. 1357. 1359; infra, 
1827. 























Post Office Steam Packets : 

1654. For the Establishment of, between Donaghadee and 
Port Patrick; From Freeholders and others of Kirkeudbright ; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Glasgow and Port Patrick 
Roads, ixx1x. 462.———Against the Establishment thereof by 
Government; From, Proprietors of Steam Boats plying to and 
from the Port of Liverpool and the Port and City of Dublin, and 
other Places, and trading under the Name of “ the Saint George 
Steam Packet Company,” Lxxx1u. 408, Pp. Merchants of Liver- 
pool, and Bankers, Merchants and Inhabitants of Liverpool, 
475, P. Merchants and Inhabitants of Dublin, 541, p.—— 
Against any Alteration in the Establishment of the Government 
Packets between Liverpool and Dublin; From Merchants and 
others of Liverpool, LXXXVII. 248.———--Against the Removal of 
the Post Office Packets between Dublin and Liverpool; From 
Robert Roe, Secretary to the Chamber of Commerce in Dublin, 
LXXXvuI. 271.———Complaining of the Substitution of Ten Gun 
Brigs for hired Packets; From Corporation of Falmouth, 
LXxxvil. 427. See supra, 1109. 


Powell, 
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PETITIONS—continued. 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—-relative to— 


Powell, John: 
1655. Complaining of Dismissal from his Office, and praying 
Relief; Of John Powell, late Officer of Excise, Downpatric 
District, Lisburn Collection, xcr. 4€. 


Poyais Bonds : : 
1656. Complaining of Distress arising from the Depreciation 
thereof, and praying for an Investigation ; From Mary Ann Lloyd, 


LXXxVv,. 281. 


Prayer Books :—See supra, 268. 


Prerogative Court of Canterbury : 

1657. For an Investigation into the Conduct of Sir John 
Nicholl, Judge of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury; From 
William Peddle, Officer of Excise; Petition brought up and 
read; Motion, That the Petition do lie upon the Table; Question 
Neg. thereupon; txxxim. 541. Praying for the Production 
of the above Petition of William Peddle, presented 17 July 1828, 
on a Trial for Libel; Of Charles Houlden Walker, txxxvi. 217. 
Motion, That the proper Officer do attend the Court of King’s 
Bench with the said Petition; Question Neg. thereupon, 218. 

Another Petition; Motion for attendance of Officer with- 
drawn, Lxxxvil. 432. 


Prerogative Court (Ireland) : 

1658. That Senior Proctors may be allowed to take Appren- 
tices; From John Swift, txxxv. 623. ——— Complaining of 
certain Charges affecting his Character contained in the Report 
of the Commissioners of Judicial Inquiry; From John Cooke 
Rogers, Senior Proctor, txxxvi. 507. See supra, 961. 


Presbyterian Ministers : 

1659. For an augmentation of the Presbyterian Ministers’ 
Stipends in Ireland; From Moderator and Presbytery Clerk of 
the Presbytery of Monaghan, txxxvu. 79, P. That Presby- 
terian Ministers may have the Power of interring Members of 
their Communion in Public Parochial Burying Grounds; From 
Ministers and Members of the Presbyterian Church of Drogheda, 
LXXXVII. 524, P. See infra, 1710. 


Presbyterians :—See supra, 1515. 


Press, Liberty of : 

1660. For Repeal of Laws affecting ; From, Bethnal Green, 
LXxxvi. 873. Bristol, 873. Castle Street, 590. Finsbury, 897. 
Harris, W., 873. London, 897, rp. Marylebone, 581, Pr. Mee, 
James, 897. Oxford Market, Castle Street, 590. ——— For 
Repeal of all Laws affecting the Liberty of the Press, and the 
Ditfusion of Knowledge; From North Western Metropolitan 
Union, txxxvu. 10. See supra, 843. 


Primogeniture, Law of :—See supra, 912. 


Printers : 

1661. Complaining of being discharged for giving Evidence 
before the Committee on Printing and Stationery ; From Journey- 
men Printers, txxvul. 442, p.— For Repeal of so much of the 
Acts 39 Geo. III. c. 79, s. 29, and 51 Geo. III. c. 65, s. 2, as 
empowers Justices of the Peace to require the Printer of any 
Paper to produce the Name of the Person employing him to print 
the same; Of Chairman of a Meeting of Inhabitants of Stockton- 
upon-Tees, xc1. 35. 


Printing : 

1662. Respecting a Plan for; From Henry Constantine Jen- 
nings, LXxv. 442, p,————-Against the Removal of the Govern- 
ment Printing from Dublin; Referred to the Select Committee 
on Printed Papers ; Of Letter Press Printers of Dublin, xc. 406. 

See supra, 1578. 


Prisons :—See supra, 1019. 


Prison Officers (Ireland) : 


1663. For enabling Grand Juries to make Provision by way 
of Superannuation or Denies for Officers of Prisons in Ireland ; 
From, Armagh, txxxvit. 233. Clare, &amp;c., 159. Dunn, George, 
221. Fermanagh, 159. Galway, 236. Lifford, 352. Mary- 
borough, 211. Monaghan, 236. Sligo, 221. 


Prisoners’ Counsel :—sSee supra, 695. 


Prisoners’ Maintenance : 

1664, Complaining of the Burthens imposed on Royal Burghs 
in maintaining County Criminals after Conviction; From, Had- 
dington, xc. 193. Dumfries, 548. Dumbarton; Kirkcudbright ; 
xci. 275. Nairn; Fortrose; 297. Inverness, 315. Cupar, 323. 
Kirkcaldy, 348. Ayr, 377. Banff; Elgin; 409. Campbeltown; 
Tain; 441. Montrose; Brechin; 474. Lanark, 543. Preses of 
the Convention of the Royal Burghs of Scotland, 779. Peebles, 
804. 


Private Bill Committees : 

1665. For appointing all Committees on disputed Private Bills 
by Ballot; From Magistrates and Town Council of Dumbarton, 
LXXXv. 647, p.———For Revision of the mode of constituting 
Committees on Private Bills; Referred to the Select Committee 





Private Bill Committees—continued. 
on the Business of this House; From, Ayr, xcu. 149. Dun- 
fermline, 168. Forres, 153. Glasgow (Merchants’ House), 448, 
Greenock, 546. Kilmarnock (Provost), 568. Perth, 153. Wick, 
163. 


Privilege :—See supra, 1545. 


Prize Fighting : 
1666. For the Suppression thereof; From Staines, txxx:x, 
502. 


Prize Money : 

1667. For a speedy Distribution thereof; From Persons 
actually engaged, and others the Representatives of those 
engaged, in the Capture of Palembang, Lxx1x. 381,p. See supra, 
692. 848. 


Probate Duty : 

1668. For a Repeal thereof; From, Francis Boult, of Liver- 
pool, xxix. 137, Pp. Thomas Thompson of Ashby de la Zouch, 
162, p.———Lord Provost and others of Perth, xc1. 266.———. 
Praying the House to pass a Law whereby Probates of Wills and 
Letters of Administration for Small Properties may be obtained 
at the County Quarter Scssions; From Inhabitants of the Ba- 
rony of Upper Dundalk, txxxvint. 479. See supra, 1264. 


Proctors :—See supra, 858. 1658. 
Procurators :—See supra, 131. 1510. 


Promissory Notes :—See supra, 162, &amp;c. 


Property, Law of: 

1669. Complaining of the insufficient state of the Law of Pro- 
perty in Scotland, and its defective adaptation to the wants of the 
Nation, and praying that Commissioners may be appointed fully 
to investigate the subject; Of Inhabitants of Kilmarnock, xcr. 
123.——For Amendment; From, Irvine, xcu. 332. Kil- 
marnock Building Society, Members of, 602. Mary Hill, Glas- 
gow, 602. 


Property Qualification :—See supra, 1420. 1547. 


Property Tax: 

1670. For repealing the present Taxes and substituting a Pro- 
perty Tax of Twenty-five per Cent.; From John Matson, of West 
Hackney, txxxiv. 403, p.———For the repeal of certain Taxes, 
and for the substitution of a Property Tax in their stead; From 
Hambledon, txxxvi. 210. That the present Taxes, direct 
and indirect, be replaced by an equitable Property Tax; From 
Secretary of a Meeting of the Working Classes of Edinburgh, 
LXXXVII. 555. See supra, 1956. 


Prosecutions : 
1671. That each Townland in Ireland may bear the burthen 
incident to the Imprisonment and Prosecution of its own Inhabit- 
ants; From Grange Clare, xc. 413. 


Protestants :—See supra, 1518. 
Protestant Dissenters :—See supra, 712, &amp;c. 


Protestant Hierarchy : 
1672. For the Abrogation thereof in Ireland; From Rochdale, 
LXXXvIIlI. 58. 


Protestant Soldiers : 

1673. That Protestant Soldiers may be emancipated and placed 
on the same level with Popish Soldiers, who cannot be required 
to attend Protestant Religious Services; From Ministers and 
others of Wainfleet All Saints, and Wainfleet St. Mary, in the 
County of Lincoln, txxxiv. 392, p.———Complaining of Pro- 
testant Officers and Soldiers being compelled to engage in the 
idolatrous Services of the Roman Catholic Church ; From Bonby, 
LXXXVI. 83, P. See supra, 1518. 


Provincial Banks (Ireland) : 


1674. For the Encouragement of; From Sligo, txxx. 128, P. 
Dublin and Londonderry, 157. Noblemen and Gentry of Ire- 
land, 157, P. 203. Westport, 213. Kilkenny, 220. Limerick, 
265, P. See supra, 171. 1175. 


Provisions : 
1675. Respecting; From Merchants of Cork; also Chamber 
of Commerce of Waterford, txxvutt. 41, P. See supra, 608. 


Publicans : 

1676. [1824.] Petitions for Repeal of the increased Duties on 
Licenses; From, Agbrigg, txx1x. 97. Aldgate Ward, London, 
130. Alton, 120. Alverstoke, 110. Andover, 82, p.—Basing- 
stoke, 54. Bath City, 185. Bedale, 102. Bermondsey, 234. 
Bethnal Green, 168. Beverley, 97. Bexley, 211, p. Biillings- 

ate Ward, London, 185. Birmingham, 156, p. Bishopsgate 
Ward, London, 110. Blackburn, 70. 324, p. Bloomsbury, 216. 
Bosmere, 211. Boston, 106. Bramham, 97. Brentford, New 
and Old, 136. Bridgewater, 185, r. Brighthelmstone, 216, P. 
Bristol City, 185. Brixton, 148. Broad Street Ward, 125, P. 
Bromley, 253, rp. Bury, 312, p.—Candlewick Ward, London, 
148, p. Canterbury, City and County, 234. (rp. 245.) Carlford, 

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[1824.] For Repeal of increased Duties on Licenses—cont‘. 
Lxx1x. 234. Carnarvon, 242, Castle Baynard, 125. Chalk, 257. 
Charlton, 211, p. Chatham, 148. Chester, 216. Chorley, 120. 
Christchurch, 162. Clayton, 211. Clerkenwell, 168. Coleman 
Street Ward, 115, ep. Collingham, 97. Colneis, 234. Congle- 
ton, 222, p. Coventry, City and County, 102. Crayford, 211, p. 
Cripplegate Ward Within and Without, 115, p.—Dartford, 230. 
Deeping Market, 162, p. Deeping, St. James, 162, Pr. Devon- 

rt, 162, p. Dewsbury, 125. Diss, 234. Dowgate Ward, 
ty 148, p. Drypool, 110. Durham, 162, p.—Eltham, 
211, Pp. Ely, Isle of, 143, rp. Erith, 211, pr. Essex, 120. Eye, 
253, p.—Farringdon Ward Without and Within, London, 125. 
Fazeley, 130, ep. Folkingham, 203, rp. Framlingham, 168.— 
Gainsborough, 82. Giles, St., in the Fields, and St. George’s, 
Bloomsbury, 216. Gloucester City, 125, p. Gedley, 156. 
Gosport, 110. Gravesend, 257. Greenwich, 203, p.—Hales- 
worth, 331. Halifax, 354. Hampton Wick, 120, p. Hertford, 
143. Holborn, St. Andrew, and St. George the Martyr, 216. 
Horncastle, Town and Soke, 110. Horne, 346. Hounslow, 185. 
Huntingdon, 70, p.—Ipswich, 173, p. Islington, 242, p.—Ken- 
dal, 203. Kensington, 162, p. Keswick, East, 97. Kingston- 
upon-Hull, 110. Kingston-upon-Thames, 120, p. Kirk Deigh- 
ton, 97. Knaresborough, 102.—Lambeth, 162. Lancaster, 102. 
Leicester, 130, p. Leyburn, 102. Limehouse, 216. Lime Street, 
London, 168. Phecn 2 82, Pp. Liverpool, 195, Pp. London, 
Aldgate Ward, 130. London, Billingsgate Ward, 185. London, 
Bishopsgate Ward, 110. London, Broad Street Ward, 125, Pp. 
London, Candlewick Ward, 148, p. London, Castle Baynard 
Ward, 125. London, Coleman Street Ward, 115, p. London, 
Cripplegate Ward Within and Without, 115, p. London, Dow- 
gate Ward, 148, p. London, Farringdon Ward Without and 
Within, 125. London, Lime Street, 168. London, Portsoken 
Ward, 185. London, Queenhithe Ward, 148, p. London, Vintry 
Ward, 148, p. London, Walbrook Ward, 148, p. Louth, 110. 
Lowestoft, 331. Luke, St. Middlesex, 70, pe.—Macclesfield, 
148, p. Maidstone, King’s Town and Parish, 125, p. Manches- 
ter, 234, p. Mansfield, 148, p. Market Deeping, 162, Pp. 
Marylebone, St., 185, p. Masham, 102. Metford, 203. Mid- 
dleham, 102. Middlesex, St. George the Martyr, 216, p. Mid- 
dlesex, St. Luke, 70, p. Mile End, New and Old Towns, 230. 
Milton next Gravesend, 257.—Nantwich, 162,p. Newark-upon- 
Trent, 27, ep. Newbury, 136. “Newcastle-under-Lyme, 97. 
Norfolk, 387, p. Northallerton, 120. Northfleet, 257. North- 
wich, 195, p. Norwich, 387, rp. Nottingham, 64.—Over Dar- 
wen, 82, p.—Padiham, 97, p. Pancras, St., 185. Pendleton, 
234,p. Penrith, 273, pr. Peterborough, City and Soke, 70, p. 
Plumstead, 211, p. Plymouth, 168, p. Portsea, 54, Pp. Ports- 
mouth, 54, p. Portsoken Ward, London, 185.—Queenhithe 
Ward, London, 148, p.—Radcliff, 102, pr. Reading, 115, p. 
Ribston, 97. Rochester, City, 148. Rolls, Liberty of, 216. 
Romsey Infra, and Romsey Extra, 195.— Salford and Pendletcn, 
234, p. Samford, 234, rp. Sarum, New, 33, rp. Sculcoates, 110. 
Skipton, 110. 115. Sleaford, 54, rp. Southampton, Town and 
County, 110. Southcoates, 110. Spalding, 70. Speenhamland, 
136. Spitalfields, Christ Church, 185, p. Spitalfields, Old Ar- 
tillery Ground, 185, p. Spefforth, 97. Stamford Borough, 110. 
Stoke Damerel, 162. Strood, 148. Sudbury, 211, p. Sutton, 
110. Sutton-in-Ashfield, 115, r.—Tamworth, 125, p. 130, p. 
Taunton, 203. Tavistock, 222. Thorp Arch, 97. Thredling, 
211.—Vintry Ward, London, 148, p.—Walbrook Ward, London, 
148, p. Wells, 230. Westminster, City and Liberty, 216, p. 
Westminster, St. Margaret and St. John, 216, rp. Wetherby, 97. 
Wigan, 130, Pp. Wight, Isle of, 282, rp. Winchester, 70, p. 
Wisbech, St. Peter’s, 143, p. Woking, 156. Woolwich, 211, p. 
Worksop, 64. Worcester, 195.—Yarmouth, Great, 115, p. York, 
City, 110. See supra, 28, &amp;c.; infra, 1680. 1885. 1898, &amp;e. 


Public Credit : 


1677. In Support thereof; From Freeholders of the County 
of Kent, txxvi1. 398, P. 


Public Entertainments: 


1678. For the Amendment of the Law as affecting the per- 
mission of Music and Dancing in Taverns; From Licensed 
Keepers of Taverns, Inns and Victualling Houses in the Me- 
tropolis, Lxxxviu1. 343. ——— For Repeal of so much of Act 
25 Geo. II. c. 36, as restrains the Amusements of Music and 
Dancing; From, Magistrates of the County of Middlesex, 
xc. 377. George Stephens, 482. Licensed Victuallers of the 
Metropolis, 601. 


Public Expenditure : 


1679. For Retrenchment; From Journeymen Silk Weavers 
of Spitalfields, rxxx11. 525, P. 


Public Houses : 





1680. [1822.] Relating to the granting of Licenses; From, 
Bath, Inhabitants, txxvu. 251, Pp. Bath, Licensed Victuallers, 
251, p. Churchward, Robert, 237. Crawforth, Peter, 309. 
Crombie, Robert, 277. Dewey, Samuel, 381,r. Heath, Francis, 
474. Maidenhead, Inhabitants, 263, p. Maidenhead, Occupiers 
of Land, 179, p. Meek, James, 295, pr. Priddle, William, 355. 
Reading, 224, p. Stuckey, William, 309. Tintinhull, 423. 
Westminster, Magistrates of St. James, Lxxvit. 269.(P.286.)——— 
Relative to the present System of licensing Public Houses ; 
Prom Inhabitants of Hungerford, txxvin. 103.———For Reduc- 
tion of the Duty on Licenses; From Chatham, txxxvit. 158. 
Morpeth, 259. Thirsk, 457.———For a Revision of the Laws 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Publicans—continued. Public Houses—continued. 


relative to the licensing of Public Victualling Houses; From 
William Spicer, uxxxvit. 514.———-Complaining of the Refusal 
of the Magistrates to grant him a License; From William Crush, 
of Whitechapel Road, LXXXvill. 645.———For an Alteration of 
the Laws affecting the Licensing System; From Lawrence Stephen 
Curtis, Lxxx1x. 379. 

See supra, 28-37. 306. 1676. 1678. 


Public Instruction (Ireland) : 


1681. For an Address to His Majesty to direct the Com- 
missioners of Public Instruction in Ireland to inquire into the 
Moral and Religious State of the Roman Catholic Peasantry ; 
From Henry Edward Hoare, txxx1x. 460.——For revokin 
the Commission ; From, Clonard, txxxix. 461. Killucan, 474. 
Clergy of the Deanery of Clonard, 495. 


Quarantine : 


1682. To repeal the Laws relating thereto; Of Charles 
Maclean, M. D., LXxx. 193, p.———For Relief from Payment 
of certain Dues on Vessels previously to their being released from 
Quarantine; From, Kingston-upon-Hull, uxxxvi. 512, p. Ship- 
owners of Dundee, 746, p. hip-owners of London, 776, P. 
Owners of Vessels belonging to the Port of Montrose, employed 
in the Trade between Great Britain and Russia, 797. Merchants 
and Ship-owners of Montrose, 826, p. John London, 874, p. 


Quartermen : 


1683. For Superannuation Allowances ; From Charles Binder, 
Agent to the Quartermen in His Majesty’s Dockyards, Lxxxv. 
557. 


Quarter Sessions: 


1684. For securing generally to Ireland in Quarter Sessions 
Courts precedence of Criminal over Civil Business; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Civil Bill Courts (Ireland) Bill; Of 
the Foreman of the Grand Jury of the County of Limerick, 
xc. 496.————For the Regulation of Quarter Sessions Decrees ; 
From Merchants and others of Templemore and Nenagh, Lxxxtv. 
166, P. 


Quartering of Soldiers :—See infra, 1885. 


Queen (Adelaide) : 


1685. Against the Queen’s Dower, and for an Act granting 
an Annuity to the Widows of Operatives and their Orphans ; 
Offered and withdrawn, Lxxxvi. 768. 


Queen Anne’s Bounty : 


1686. Complaining of Proceedings on the Part of the Gover- 
nors of Queen Anne’s Bounty, in relation to certain Church 
Property belonging to Petitioner; From the Reverend James 
Holme, Perpetual Curate of Sandiacre, txxx1x. 523. See 
supra, 537. 


Queen (Caroline) : 


1687. Against the Bill of Pains and Penalties before the 
House of Lords; From, Dundee, txxv. 484. London Corpora- 
tion, 462,p. Montrose, 481. Norfolk, 480. Plymouth, 482. 
Tucker, Andrew Griffin Coard, 483, p.———[1821.] Relative 
to; From, Abbotshall in Kirkcaldy, rxxvr. 160, p. Abingdon, 
13, Pp. Aldgate, St. Botolph, 13, p. Alford, 63, p. Anderson, 
Andrew, 51, Pp. Andover, 13, p. Annan, 5, p. Arbroath, In- 
corporated Trades, 5, Pr. Ardersier, 67, p. Axminster, 5, P. 
Aybiiies, 15, p.—Banff, 5, r. Barnard Castle, 27, Pr. Bath, 
32, p. Bedford, 5,r. 13, p. Berks, 13, rp, Berwick-upon- 
Tweed, 67, ®. Bethnal Green, St. Matthew, 13, r. Beverley, 
5, P. Birmingham, 290, Pp. Bishopsgate, 13, rp. Blackheath, 
279, p. Blackwall, 13, pr. Blazey, St., 27, p. Bodmin, 32, p. 
Bodmin, Freeholders, 32, p. Bolton-le-Moors, 13, p. Boston, 
13, p. Bow, 67,P. Brading, 15,r. Branwell, St. Stephen’s, 
13, p. Bray, 13, p. Brechin, Guild Incorporation, 13, Pp, 
Brechin, Trades, 13, Pr. Brecknock, 72. Bridgewater, 5, p. 
Bromley, 67, rp. Burntisland, 13, p—Camberwell, 15, rp. Cam- 
bridge, 39, r. Carlisle, 13, Pp. Carter, Isaac, Ministry of, 13, p. 
Chester, 13, p. Chester-le-Street, 39, p, Chichester, 5, Pp. 
Chipping Sodbury, 5, Pp. Chorley, 13, p. Cirencester, 13, Pp. 
Clachnacuden, Lodge of Odd Fellows of Inverness and Scotland, 
15, p. Clergy, several of the Church of England, 67, rp. Coal- 
port, China Manufactory, 39, p. Cockermouth, 5, p. Colne, 
13, p. Colyton, 5, Pp. Cornwall, St. Dennis, 13, p. Cornwall, 
St. Mewan, 15, Pr. Cottingham, 13, Pp. Crail, 15, p. Crieff, 
13, p. Cripplegate, Within and Without, 5, p. Culross, 13, p. 
—Dalry, 22, p. Dartmouth, 15, rp. Daventry, 13, ep. Deer, 
New, 5,P. Dennis, St., Cornwall, 13,r. Derby, 15,r. Devizes, 
5, P. Dingwall, 13, pr. Ditchling, 63, p. Dover, 63, rp. Droitwich, 
27, Pr. Dumfries, Jourmeymen, 13, P. Dumfries, Trades, 13, P. 
Dundee, 15, P. Durham, 15, Pr. Dysart, 97, p.—Edinburgh, 
22, p. Edinburgh, Weavers of Easter and Wester Portsburgh, 
67, p. Edmonton, 13, p. Ellesmere, 39, p. — o several 
Clergy of the Church of, 67, P. Evesham, 13, rp. Eye, 67, p.— 
Falkirk, 13, p. Farringdon Within, 13, ep. Framlingham, 15, p. 
—Gast, John, 67, p. Godalming, 13, p. Gorvan, 13, Pp. 
Grately, 13, p. Grimsby, Great, 5, P. Guildford, 63,r. Guis- 
borough, 22, p.—Hammersmith, 13, p. Hanover Square, St. 
George, 22, p. Hants, 13, p. Hertford, 14, p. inckley, 
13, Pp. Holbeach, 67, x. Holborn, St. Andrew and St. George 
the Martyr, 67. Hungerford, 51, p.—lIlchester, 5, p. Inverness, 
Clachnacuden Lodge of Odd Fellows, 15, Pr. Inverary, 22, p. 
Irvine, 13, p.—Kendal, 67, rp. Kettering, 13,r. Kidderminster, 

LXXVI. 








PETITIONS—continued. 










Queen (Caroline)—continued. 

‘(1821.] Relative to—continued. 

yxxvi. 15, Pp. Kilmarnock, 13, p. Kimpton, 13, rp. Kinghorn, 
13, P. — Lynn, 67, P. Kingston-upon-Hull, 5, p. gg 
67, P. Kirkealdy, 15,r. Kirkcaldy, Abbotshall, 160, r. Kirk- 
caldy, Burgesses, 160, p.—Lambeth, 13, p. Lanark, 13,P. Lang- 
holm, 97, Pp. Langport, 13, rp. Lavinett, 63, Pp. Laxfield, 15, P. 
Leicester, 32, r. Leith, Weavers, 15, rp. Leominster, 22, p. 
Lessness, 279, p. Lichfield, 15, p. Limehouse, St. Anne, 67, P. 
Lincoln, 67, p. Little and Lessness, Kent, 279, r. Liverpool, 
27, Pp. London, Bricklayers, 67, p. London, Coopers, 27, p. 
London, Corporation, 5, P?. London, Lord Mayor, &amp;c., 67, Pp. 
London, Merchants and Bankers, 27, p. London, Sawyers, 
13, p. London, Ship Caulkers (Two Petitions), 13, rp. London 
and Westminster, Bookbinders, 67, r. London, Westminster 
and Southwark, Mechanic Builders, &amp;c., 67, p. Ludlow, 13, p. 
—Manchester, 13, p. Margate, 13, pr. Marylebone, St., 13, Pp. 
Marylebone, St., Bricklayers, 67, p. Metropolis, Brass Founders, 
60, Pr. Middlesex, St. George the Martyr, 67, ep. Middlesex, 
St. Luke, 67, p. Monmouth, 13, r. Monmouth, Odd Fellows, 
22, p. Moretonhampstead, 13, p. Morocco Leather Trade, 
Persons employed in, 13, rp. Mountsorrel, 51, p.—Neath, 
108, p. Newbury (Two Petitions), 13, p. 51, p. Northal- 
lerton, 5, Pp. Northampton, 22, p. 67, p. Northumberland, 
22, rp. Norwich, 13, p. Nottingham, 13, p. Nottingham, 
Amicable Friendly Society, 15, p. Nottingham, Corporation, 
13, p.—Paddington, 13, p. Pancras, St., 5, p. Perth, 27, p. 
Perth, Baker Incorporation, 51, r. Perth, Hammermen, 13, p. 
Perth, Merchant Burgesses, 5,p. Polhill, George, 51, P. Poole, 
15, p. Portsea, 13, p. Portsmouth, 13, p.—Reading, 13, Pp. 
Reading, Benefit Societies, 13, p. Richmond, Yorkshire, 15, Pp. 
Richmond, Corporation, 15, rp. Ringwood, 13, p. Rochester, 
13, p. Rye, 114.—Sampford Courtenay (Devon), 13, p. Sel- 
kirk, 22, p. Shepton Mallett, 22, rp. Shillingford, 60, p. 
Shoreditch, St. Leonard, 13, p. Shoreham, New, 13, p. Shore- 
ham, Old, 13, p. Sidmouth, 13, p. Sileby and Mountsorrel, 
51, p. Southam, 67, p. Southmolton, 51, p. Southwark, 
Bricklayers, 67, rp. Southwark, Builders, 67, p. Southwark, 
St. John, 67, p. Sonthwark, St. Saviour, 15, p. Southwark, 
Sawyers, 13, p. Spalding, 15, rp. Spanish and Morocco Leather 
Trade, Persons employed in, 13, p. Speen, 39, rp. Stamford, 
15, Pp. Stockton, 5, p. Stroud (Gloucester), 5, p. Sudbury, 
5, p. Surrey, Sheriff of, 51,r. Sutton in Ashfield, 15, p. 
Swansea, 15, p.—Tadley, 67, re. Taunton, 13,p. Tawton, North 
and South, 13, rp. Thames, River, Shipwrights, 13, pr. Thanet, 
Isle of, St. John Baptist, 13, rp. Thatcham, 13, p. Theale, 13, p. 
Tilehurst, 13, p. Trower, Hutches, 51, p. Truro, 13, p.— 
Wantage (Two Petitions), 13, p. Warborough, 60, p. Welling- 
borough, 13, rp. West Ham, All Saints, 15, p. Westminster, 
Bookbinders, 67, p. Westminster, Bricklayers, 67, p. West- 
minster, Builders, &amp;c., 67, p. | Westminster, Sawyers, 13, Pp. 
Whithom, 22, rp. Wick, 13, Pr. Wigtown, 32, Pr. Wilts, 5, p. 
Winchester, St. Maurice and St. Peter, Colebrook, 13, p. 
Winkleigh, 13, r. Witney, 67, p.—Yarum, 22, Pp. York, 13, Pp. 
York, Mayor, &amp;c., 15, P. 

See supra, 1435. 







































































































Queen’s County : 
1688. For an Inquiry into the perilous State of that County ; 
From Lord Lieutenant, High Sheriff, Grand Jury and Magistracy 


of Queen’s County, Lxxxvil. 335, p. 























Queen’s County Assizes : 
1689. For a Third Assize; Of Thomas Cosby, Foreman of 
Grand Jury, txxvitt. 264, P. 


Quigley, Robert J.: 
1690.* Complaining of Injustice; txxvim. 469.— —Com- 
plaining of Persecutions; Lxx1x. 397, P. 


Quin, John: 

1691. Complaining of the Proceedings which took place at 
Armagh Summer Assizes 1818, on the Trial for an Assault; Of 
John Quin, of Belfast, in the County of Antrim, Lxxvim. 458.— 
LXXIX. 532.—LXXxXIl. 596. 


Raby, Thomas: 


1692. Complaining of Losses sustained by the detention of his 
Ship at Cronstadt, and for Relief; txxxvi1. 453.———Complaining 
of Losses sustained from defect in the Law of Bottomry, by the 
Seizure of his Ship at Cronstadt, and praying Relief; Of Thomas 
Raby, xc. 483. 




























































































Railways : 

1693. For the Incorporation of a Company.; From, Richard 
Davis, President of the Chamber of Commerce of Water- 
ford, Lxxx. 273.———To empower Grand Juries to form Rail- 
roads; From Inhabitants of Armagh, txxx. 605, p.————— For an 
Inquiry into his Plan of Steam Carriage Railway Conveyance ; 
From Scns Gray of Nottingham, 1xxx11. 606. That the 
same principle of Taxation may be applied to both Railroads and 
Common Roads ; From Coach Proprietors and Postmasters on 
the Lines of Road between London, Worcester, Hereford and 
Gloucester, Lxxxviit. 394. For restricting all Railways from 
penetrating the Metropolis; From the Rector, Churchwardens, and 
others of Saint Mary, Whitechapel, xc1. 82. Lord Mayor, Alder- 
men, and Commons of the City of London, 116.———Praying the 
House to examine closely into the Circumstances and Merits of 
the numerous Railway Projects which will be brought into discus- 
sion in the present Session; Referred to the Select Committee on 
B iilway Bills ; Ofseveral Incorporated Railway Companies ; xc1. 











































































































I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Railways—continued. 











73. Praying the House to cause no additional delay or expense 
to Bills for Railways which are unopposed, definite in their object, 
and of manifest public utility; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Railway Bills; Of James Dixon, and Thomas Lord and William 
Spencer Northhouse, xct.77.——— Praying the House to provide 
by Law that Labourers and other Workmen on Railways shall be 
aid their Wages weekly, and that the Proprietors shall, in cases of 
ailure of payment, be liable to make {gon the same ; Of Labourers 
lately employed on the London and Birmingham Railway, xcr, 
190.———For Inquiry to show in what way the public advantage 
can be most effectually promoted by the extension of Railways, and 
the Interest of Individuals and Corporations be at the same time 
protected ; Referred to the Select Committee on Railway Bills; 
Of the Lord Provost, Magistrates and Councillors of Glasgow, 
XCI. 223, Praying that in the South Durham Railway, and 
Durham (South West) Railway Bills, and all others where the 
object of the projected Railway is for the purpose of conveying 
Coals to the place of shipment, a Clause be inserted, requiring a 
consent in writing by the Owners of the Land over which such 
Railway is intended to pass, and secure such Land-owners a Way- 
leave Rent; Referred to the Select Committee on Railway Bills ; 
Of Proprietors and Lessees of Coal Mines and Collieries in Nor- 
thumberland and Durham, xc1.350.———Praying that the House, 
in passing Bills for making Railroads, will take measures to pro- 
tect the Money advanced on ew Securities ; Of Trustees of 
the Turnpike Road from Sandwich, through Deal, to Dover, xcu. 
63.———For inserting Clauses in all Railway Bills, compelling 
the Companies to make all Viaducts or Bridges over any Public 
Highway, and the Approaches to the same, of the same width as 
the ancient Road ; Of the Grand Jury assembled at the Spring 
Assizes for the County of Chester, xc11. 241.———For prohibiting 
all traffic on Railways in Scotland on the Lord’s Day; From 
Aberdeen, xcu.472. Alloa, 501. Arbroath,468. Arrochar, 501. 
Auchinleck, Minister and Elders of the Parish of, 615. Avondale 
and Strathaven, 501. Ayr, 478.—Baldernock, 504.—Caldross, 
478. Carluke (Moderator), 478. Catrine, 588. Coylton, 478. 
Crawford, 501. Cumbernauld, 478.—Dailly, Moderator of the 
Kirk Session of, 501. Dalmellington, Moderator of the Session 
of, 501. Dalrymple, Parish of, 615. Drymen (Moderator), 
478. Dumbarton, Moderator of the Presbytery of, 504. Dundee, 
Moderator of the Presbytery, 588. Dunfermline, Abbey Parish, 
501. Dunkeld, Moderator and Clerk of the Presbytery, 580. 
Dumbarton, 478. Edinburgh, New Street, Canongate, 617. 
Fintry, Moderator of the Kirk Session of, 504.—Gargunnock, 478. 
Glastord, 501. Glasgow, 501. Glasgow, Moderator of the Pres- 
bytery of, 501. Glasgow, Moderator ofthe Associate Presbytery 
of, 501. Glasgow, Mary Hill, 501. Glasgow, Saint Mark’s, 
478. Glasgow, Saint Thomas, 478. Gorbals, 501. Greenock 
(Two Petitions), 501.—Haddington, Minister of Original Seceders 
484. Helensburgh, 504.—Innerwick, 478. Irvine, Presbytery 
of, 615.—Kilbirnie (Moderator and Clerk), 478. Kilmarnock, 
478. Kilmarnock (Two Petitions), 478. Kilmaurs, 478. Kil- 
syth (Moderator), 478. Kinross, 468. Kirkintilloch (Modera- 
tor), 478. Kirkcudbright (Moderator of the Presbytery), 463. 
Kirkoswald, 588.— Lanark (Moderator), 478. Lochwinnoch, 478. 
—Maybole, 501. Monkton and Prestwick, Kirk Session of, 615. 
Muirkirk, 478. Newcastle-upon-Tyne (Moderator and Clerk), 
478. Newton-upon-Ayr, 478.—Paisley, 478. Paisley (Minister 
and Elders), 487. Paisley, Saint George’s Parish, 487. Partick, 
501. Portmoak, 501.—Sevenston, 478. Stewarton, 615. Stir- 
ling, 478. Stirling (Moderator), 478. Strathblane, 504. Strat- 
ton (Moderator and Clerk), 478. Wick, 492. Praying that 
Members representing Maritime Towns may form Part of the 
Committee Lists of Durham and Northumberland on Railway 
Bills in future Sessions of Parliament; Of Christopher Tennant, 
xcl. 804. 
See supra, 270. 285. 





Rape Seed : 


1694, Against reducing the Duty thereon; From, Merchants 
of Montrose, rxxx. 310. Owners of Ships employed in the 
Greenland and Davis’s Straits Whale Fishery, 326. Owners of 
Ships of Hull, 427,——— For a Duty on the Importation thereof; 
From Owners of Ships of Kingston-upon-Hull, txxx11. 426. 


Real Property : 


1695. Praying the House to remedy the imperfect and un- 
settled State of the Law relating to Real Property in Indias Of 
British, Native, and other Inhabitants of Calcutta, txxxml. 
200, p.——— Against the adoption of any Measures founded on 
the Reports of the Commissioners for inquiring into the Law of 
Real Property, and praying that the Commission may be dis- 
solved; From, Thomas Swinburne and George Dyson, Lxxxvi. 
847, P. See supra, 1956. 


Receipts :——See supra, 1127; infra, 1913, &amp;e. 
Reciprocity Laws : 


1696. Complaining of their Effect; From Corporate Body of 
Shipwrights of the Port of Kingston, txxxr. 531, p. ———For 
the Repeal thereof; From, Aberdeen, txxxix. 359. Arbroath, 
397. Ayr, 362. Belfast,259. Brixham, 115. Cardiff, 362. 
Dublin, 318. Dumbarton, 187. Dundee, 174. 362. Exeter, 
3862. Glasgow, 362. Greenock, 362.— Hull, 354.— Irvine, 
362. Ives, St.,524.—Kincardine, 187. Kingston-upon- Hull, 362. 
Kirkcaldy, 354.—Leith, 118. Liverpool, 377. London (Two 
Petitions), 362. Lowestoft, 265.—Maryport, 251—Newark, 187. 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 362.—Newcastle and Tynemouth, 362.— 
Penzance and St. Ives, 524. Peterhead, 90. Port — and 
Newark, 187.—Rothesay, 269.—Saltcoats, 362. Scar "Teo 

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PETITION S—continued. 











1. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Reciprocity Laws—continued. 
tor Repeal thereof—continued. ; 

(Two Petitions), rxxx1x. 351. Shields, North, 362. Shields, South, 
341. 362. Shields, South, and Westoe, 351. Smith, William, 
377. Sunderland (Two Petitions), 179. 341. Tynemouth, 362. 
Tynemouth and Newcastle, 362.— Waterford, City of, 174. 
Westoe, 351. Whitby, 341. Whitehaven, 488.———For the 
Repeal thereof; From, Grangemouth; Brixham; Torbay ; xc. 
193. Portsmouth, 207. Irvine, 283. Scarborough, 367. Sun- 
derland; Cardiff; 425. 


Recognizances : 

1697. Complaining of Proceedings against them at the Clerken- 
well Sessions; From John Whitaker and William Mason, Lxxv1. 
286, p.———Against confining Persons whose Recognizances 
have not been regularly discharged; From John Holmes, High 
Bailiff of the Town and Borough of Southwark, .xxxitt. 
552, P. 


Record Commission : 
1698. Complaining of the Conduct of the Commissioners, and 
praying for Redress; From Rowley Lascelles, txxvu. 369, P. 


1699. Complaining of certain Statements in the Evidence 
taken before the Select Committee on the Record Commission in 
the last Session, and praying Relief; From Black, William 
Henry, xcu. 316, Pp. y&gt; Charles, 140. Thompson, Robert, 
405. 


Recoveries :—See supra, 947. 


Rectifiers : 

1700. To enable them to convert Rum into Gin; Of Rectifiers 
of British Spirits, rxx1x. 162, P. Of George Francis, of 
Whitechapel Road, 273. 


Redcar Harbour : 

1701. For the Erection of a Harbour of Refuge at Redcar; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Harbours of Refuge ; From 
Ship-owners, Seamen, Merchants and Manufacturers of Kirk- 
caldy; xc1. 304. Owners, Masters, Mates and Seamen of Mer- 
chant Vessels navigating the North Eastern Coast of Great 
Britain; Ship-owners and Masters of Vessels trading between 
London and the Eastern and Northern Ports of the United 
Kingdom (Two Petitions) ; Ship-owners, Underwriters, Cap- 
tains, &amp;c. of Vessels trading between London and the Eastern 
and Northern Ports of the United Kingdom; 356. 


Reeve, James: 
1702. For Remission of his Sentence of Imprisonment for a 
Libel (Two Petitions), rxxx1x. 460. 572. 


Reeves, Thomas : 

1703. Complaining of having been placed on the Retired List, 
and of being deprived of a large portion of the Statute Allow- 
ance, and praying for Investigation; Of Thomas Reeves, late 
ae of Assessed Taxes for West Somerset, xci. 148. 

Pp. 189. 


Reform of Abuses : 
1704. For a complete and radical Reform of all Abuses both 
in Church and State; From Sutton in Ashfield, rxxxvi. 155. 


Reform in Parliament :—See supra, 1854, &amp;e. 


Regent’s Park : 

1705. For the Establishment of a Botanical Garden in the 
Regent’s Park; From Dr. R. T. Thornton; but the King’s 
Recommendation not being signified, the said Petition was with- 
drawn, txxxul. 560.——For Access thereto; From House- 
holders of the North Western Parts of London; but notice 
being taken that the Petition referred to a Conversation said to 
have taken place in this House, the said Petition was withdrawn; 
LXXX1I, 594. 


Regent Street Paving : 
_1706. That they may be placed on an equality with Occu- 
iers of Houses in the Parishes of St. Marylebone and St. 

Martin,with regard to Assessments levied on them for paving, light- 
ing, cleansing and watering the said Street; Of Householders of 
Regent Street, within the Parishes of St. James, Westminster, 
and St. George, Hanover Square; Referred to a Committee, xc. 
420. To be heard by Counsel before the Committee; Of 
Members of the United Service Club; Referred to the Com- 
mittee ; xc. 476.———To be placed on an equality with the 
Occupiers of Houses situate in the Parishes of St. Maryle- 
bone and St. Martin-in-the-Fields, in regard to Parochial Rates ; 
Of Inhabitant Householders of Regent Street ; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Regent Street Paving; xc1. 441. See 
Committees, 1086, 1087. 


Registrar at Madras : 
1707. Compan of the Conduct of Gilbert Ricketts, the 
ager of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Madras; Of 


= es O'Reilly, uxxxi1. 248. (P. 250.) Of Robert Sinclair, 
2, P. 


Registrar’s Office (Ireland) : 
1708. Of Clerks employed in the Office for the Registration 

of Deeds in the City of Dublin, to be placed upon the Establish- 
ment, and for Provision in the event of ill health, old age or 
infirmity in the public Service, Lxxxv1. 870, P. 








GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 





Registration of Voters : 


1709. Complaining of his Vote not having been registered in 
consequence of not having paid his Assessed Taxes ; From Thomas 
Swatman, Lxxxix. 522. For Amendment of the Law relating 
thereto; From Inhabitants of Rochdale; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Registration of Voters Bill; xc. 390.———From 
Bathgate, xc11. 27. Complaining of the Rejection of their 
Claim to register on account of Trust Property; Of James Brath- 
waite and . R.Greenhoe, Trustees of certain Freehold Property in 
the Borough of Kirkby Kendal, xc. 457. Alleging that in 
the preparation of the List of Persons in that Parish qualified 
to vote for Knights of the Shire for the County of Middlesex, 
Fraud has been practised by the surreptitious insertion of certain 
Names; Of Freeholders of the Parish of St. Marylebone, xc. 
526.———For Alteration of the Law relative thereto; From 
Queen’s County, xc. 407. For a general Revision of the 
Registry in Ireland; From, Cavan, xc. 236. Clare, 469. Larah; 
Drung ; 610.———For extending to Ireland the English System 
of Registry ; From the King’s County, xc. 426. 














Registry of Births, &amp;c. :—See supra, 276, &amp;e. 
Registry of Deeds :—See supra, 694, &amp;c. 
Registry of Freeholds :—See supra, 1001. 
Regium Donum : 


1710. For an Increase and Equalization of the Grant; From 
Ministers of the Presbytery of Donegal, txxxvu. 164, p._—— 
That an equal Amount of Royal Bounty be granted to each 
Minister of the Synod of Ulster; From, Newry, xc. 35. Agha- 
dowey, 406.—&lt;——For Increase of Regium Donum; From Dun- 
fanaghy; Offered, but the King’s Recommendation not being 
signified, the same was not received; xc. 42.—&lt;——For Disconti- 
nuance thereof; From Manchester, xc. 211.———Praying the 
House to discontinue for the future the Vote of Money called the 
Regium Donum; Of Protestant Dissenting Ministers of the 
Salguiden: Denomination in Durham and Northumberland, 
xcI. 294. Praying that no further Grants may be made to 
a Dissenting Ministers, under the name of Regium Donum ; 

rom, Brighton, Hanover Chapel, xcu. 140. East Kent Baptist 
Association (Moderator and Secretary), 606. Scottish Central 
Board for vindicating the Rights of Dissenters (Chairman and 
Secretary), 439. Stroud, 290. West Kent and Sussex Associa- 
tion of Baptist Churches (Moderator and Secretary), 468. 


Regular Orders : 


1711. Against the Suppression thereof; From, Members of 
Regular Orders in Ireland, uxxx1v. 182, P. Bishop and Secular 
Clergy professing the Roman Catholic Religion in the Diocese of 
Dromore, 183. Roman Catholic Inhabitants of Dublin and of 
Straffan, 213, p. 


Religious Denominations: 


1712-13. For — the terms Catholic, Protestant and Dis- 
senter from the Public Journals; From Francis Studley, rxxxvi. 
20. 


Religious Instruction : 


1714. For the immediate Consideration of the Report of the 
Commissioners; Of the General Assembly of the Church of Scot- 
land, xc11. 476, 


Religious Observances : 


1715. That British Protestant Soldiers be not called upon to 
take part in the Religious Ceremonies of the Greek and Roman 
Catholic Churches; From Almondbury, txxx1x. 370. Ashbourn, 
380.—Belford, 473. Bradford (York), 436. Brighton, 473. 
Bromwich, West, 429.—Chelsea, 429.—Derby, 380. Derbyshire 
and Yorkshire, Clergy, 380.—Exeter, 473.—Falmouth, 481. 
Freshford, 483. Fulnee, 473.—Hampstead, 572. Huddersfield, 
436.—Kensington, 429. Kilcooley, 517. Kilkenny, 517.—Pud- 
sey, 473.—Stapleford, 350.—Yorkshire, Clergy, 380. That 
no Individual who is engaged in the service of His Majesty be 
compelled to attend the Religious Ceremonies of other Countries ; 
From Clergy of the Church of England; Ashbourn; xc. 358. 

See supra, 1518. 1537. 





Religious Opinions : 


1716. Respecting; From, Ministers and Members of Christian 
Congregations, txxvitt. 444, p. Other Persons, 465, p.———For 
the Liberation of all Persons confined for Blasphemy, &amp;c. ; 
From certain Individuals, txxx1. 250, p.———For the Repeal 
of all Laws which prevent the free and uncontrolled discus- 
sion in matters pertaining to Religion; From Inhabitants of 
London and its Vicinity, Lxxxv1. 817.———That all compulsory 
support to Religion be abolished; From Chipping Lodbury, 
LXXXIX. 351. For the Abolition of the Law which punishes 
men for their religious opinions, rxxx1x. 418. See supra, 1005. 
1619; infra, 1718. 1962, &amp;e. 





Religious Rights in India: 


1717. For securing to the Hindoos the full enjoyment of their 
Civil and Religious Rights; From Hanley and Shelton, rxxxvi. 
212, p.—Derby, 307. 


Religious Services :—See supra, 1673. 
Religious Toleration : 


1718. In favour of; From Persons residing in Sheffield, 
Lxxix. 354. John Duncan Dawson and others, 360, p. Inha- 
bitants of Stokesley, 352, p. James Jones, 470, Pp. Rev. Robert 
Taylor, 515, pr. Inhabitants of Glasgow, 535. (P. 537.) ——— For 
the adoption of Measures to secure Liberty of Conscience to all 
Classes; From William Mairs, Lxxx1x. 523.—From, Gentry, 
Merchants, Bankers and others of Bristol, uxxx. 142. (rp. 152.) 


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I. Petitions.for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Religious Toleration—continued. 

For Repeal of Statutes imposing Penalties or Disabilities 
on account of Religious Worship or Opinion; From, Inhabitants 
of Northampton, txxxu1. 276, p. Society of Friends of Civil 
and Religious Liberty of Birmingham, 283, p.——For removal 
of all Disabilities affecting Religious Persuasions, txxxvi1t. 134. 


Remedy against the Hundred :—See supra, 1134. 


Renfrew Operatives : 
1719.- For an Inquiry into the Causes of Distress among the 
. Operatives of that District; From Sir John Maxwell, uxxxiv. 
272, P. 


Renfrew Roads: 
1720. Complaining of the operation of the Renfrew Roads Act, 


LXxxix. 522. 


Rent : 
1721. That effectual Protection be afforded to persons engaged 
in the collection of Rents in Ireland; Of Robert Mulhallen and 
Charles Hely, xc1. 796. See supra, 734. 


Requests, Court of :—See supra, 270. 310. 
Residence of Clergy :—See supra, 484. 
Revenue Inquiry (Stamp Office) : 


1722. Complaining of Statements made in the Fourteenth 
Report of the Commissioners; Frgm Directors of the County 
Fire Office, xxx. 403, P. 


Revenue Laws: 


1723. For the Amendment thereof; Of Ship-ownersof Hull, 
LXxvilII. 361, P. 


Rhoades, Thomas: 


1724. Complaining of his Imprisonment in Stamford Gaol, 
LXXVI. 79, P. 


Ribbon Trade: 

1725. For Protection against Foreign Competition ; From Bed- 
worth, txxx1x. 324. Bulkington, 324.—Coventry (Three Peti- 
tions), 324. Chilvers Coton, 324.—Foleshill and other Places, 
324.—Nuneaton, 324. Against the Reduction of the Duty 
on the Importation thereof; From Ribbon Manufacturers of Co- 
ventry, Lxxxiv. 201, p.———Complaining of Distress in the 
Ribbon Trade; From Nuneaton and Chilvers Coton, Lxxxv. 
139, p.—Foleshill, 165, p.—— Shilton and Ansty, Lxxxvil. 
585, P.————And against the Importation of French Ribbons; 
From Atherstone, txxxvu. 152. Bedworth; Coventry, Cor- 
pene of; Nuneaton, and Chilvers Coton ; 140.— —For prohi- 
iting the Importation of Foreign Ribbons; From Bedworth, 
LXxxvill. 634. Coventry (Two Petitions), 634. Wright, Joseph, 
634.————Complaining of the Distress of the Ribbon Weavers, 
arising from the latealteration in the Laws prohibiting the Import- 
ation of French Ribbons; From Foleshill; Ansty, in the City of 
Coventry, and Shilton; Bulkington; xc. 376.———For a Law 
to settle Disputes between Masters and Journeymen; Of Ribbon 
Weavers of Coventry, txxvu. 391, P. See supra, 1579. 


Ricketts, Gilbert :—See supra, 1707. 


Rideau Canal: 


1726. Alleging the fraudulent application of Money granted 
for the formation of the Rideau Canal, and the non-payment of 
his Demands; From Henry Howard Burgess, of Baltimore, 
LXXXVIl. 221. 726. 


Ridge, George Cooper : 
1727. Setting forth his Claim upon the Marquis of Hastings, 
and stating the particulars of his Case; rxxxu. 113. 


Riots:—See supra, 190. 


Road Assessments (Scotland) : 
1728-9. Complaining of the amount of Assessments for the 
repair of the Roads, and for the amendment of the Laws in relation 
thereto; From Inhabitants of New Cumnock, txxxx. 180. 


Roads :—See infra, 2069. 


Roasted Corn : 

1730. Complaining of Excise Prosecutions for roasting 
Wheat; From Coventry, txxv. 302, p.———For repeal of Acts 
which prevent the Manufacture thereof; From Robert Taylor 
Wilde, txxvit. 55, P. , 


Robertson, Gilbert : 

1731. Complaining of having been convicted by a Special 
Jury for publishing a Libel against Colonel Arthur, and praying 
the House to institute an Inquiry into his Case; Of Gilbert Ro- 
bertson, xc1. 422. 


Robison, Robert : 

1732. Complaining of his Dismissal from the Army, and that 
the Minutes, &amp;c. of the Court Martial be laid before the House ; 
From Robert Robison, late a Captain in His Majesty’s Service, 
LXXxviil. 221.—&lt;——For Inquiry into his Case, and into the Causes 
which have impeded the investigation of certain Charges made b 
him against the conduct of General Darling; From Robert Robi- 
son, late a Captain in His Majesty’s Service, xxxx1x. 572. 


Roe, Richard Radford : 
1733. Complaining of gy oe exercised against him by 
the Judges and Benchers of the Courts in Ireland, and praying 
for Inquiry; Of Richard Radford Roe, xcu. 375. 





Roland, Joseph : 


1734. Complaining of the abolition of his Office without a 
Retired Allowance ; From Joseph Roland, late Fencing Master of 
the Royal Academy at Woolwich, txxxvum. 717. 


Roman Catholics : 

1735. Complaining of the exclusion of Roman Catholics from 
Corporate Offices and Franchises; From Thomas vem, 
LXXVIlI. 29, P.———Respecting the Faith and Discipline of the 
Protestant and Roman Catholic Churches; From J oseph Michael 
John Godfrey Hamilton, txx1x. 386, p.——-Complaining of the 
publication of certain Tracts; From Edward Blount, of Bella- 
more, Staffordshire, rxx1x. 423, p.———For an Equalization of 
Civil Rights; From Roman Catholics of Ireland, xxx. 142, p, 
———Relative to the Promulgation of any Curse or Anathema 
against Subjects of this Realm; From Sen sam Hutchinson 
Orpen; Motion for printing the Petition withdrawn, uxxxu. 98, 
———-For the Repeal of the Oath of Supremacy and Declaration 
against Transubstantiation; From, Roman Catholic Inhabitants of 
Golden and Kilfeacle, txxx11. 390, p——That Pains and Pe. 
nalties against Roman Catholics should be abolished; From 
Frederick Charles, uxxxu. 414. ———— Complaining of bein, 
debarred from holding the appointment of a Master Extraordi 
of the High Court of Chancery in consequence of professing the 
Roman Catholic Religion; From John Wilson, of South Audley 
Street, txxx11. 591, P,———-For an Inquiry into the Real Merits 
of the Catholic Question, and the actual state of the Established 
Church; From Samuel Perry, a Member of St. John’s College, 
Cambridge, txxx1. 290.———Against the Authority of the 
Bishops of Rome in these Realms; From John Scott, of Bandon, 
LXXXIv. 43. 

See supra, 446. 846. 870. 1060. 1169. 1483. 1515; infra, 
1736-1757. 2052. 


Roman Catholic Association : 

1736. Against; From Inhabitants of Ireland and Friends to 
its Peace, Lxx1x. 438, p.— ——Respecting the Roman Catholic 
Association; From Catholics of Ireland, txx1x. 508, p.—— 
Complaining of their Proceedings; From St. Thomas, Bristol, 
Lxxx. 18, P. Cavan, 23. (p. 34.) Londonderry, 23, rp. Hurst- 
born Priors cum St. Mary Bourne, 40, rp. Bath, Archdeacon and 
Clergy, 48. Bath, Householders, 49. Ardstraw, Tyrone, St. 
Stephen’s, Bristol, 69, p.————In Favour of; From Ballinasloe, 
LXxX.219,P. Petition stating the above Petition to have been forged; 
Referred to a Committee, 304. From Cove, txxx. 213, P._—— 
Complaining thereof; From Corporation of Dublin, txxx1. 106, Pp. 
———-For Repeal of Act of last Session for the Suppression thereof, 
LXXXI. 281, P,————-Against; From Protestant Freeholders and 
Inhabitants of Killucan, txxx1. 154, P. For the Suppression 
thereof; From, Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Commons and Citizens of 
Dublin, in Common Council assembled, txxx111. 268. Master, 
Wardens, and Brethren of the Corporation of Weavers, or Guild 
of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Dublin, and of the Protestants of 
the Union of St. John’s, Sligo, in the Diocese of Elphin, 269. 
Union of Gurteen, in the County of Sligo; The United Parishes 
of Kilmacallin, Drumcollom, Taunagh and Ahanagh, in the Dio- 
cese of Elphin; and the Parish of Achonry, and of Drumcliffe; 
270, P. Inhabitants of the County and City of Cork, and Cor- 
_- of Barbers and Surgeons, &amp;c., or Guild of St. Mary 

agdalen, Dublin, 278, p. Inhabitants of the Town of Arklow, 
of the Parish of Arklow, and Protestant Inhabitants of Hackets- 


town, 283,P. Rev. Sir Harcourt Lees, Baronet, 414, p. 


Roman Catholic Chapels : 

1737. Respecting the erecting of Chapels; From Roman 
Catholic Archbishops and Clergy, Ltxxvi. 373, p.———Relative 
to providing Churches for the Roman Catholics; From, James 
Edward Devereux and Eneas Macdonald, ixxix. 453, p. An- 
thony Marmion, 515, p.———-For the erection of Chapels; From 
Taughart, txxx. 152, p———For exempting from Duty Foreign 
Wood and other Materials used in their Erection; From Navan, 
xc. 316. For an Assessment for repairing or building Places 
of Worship belonging to Roman Catholics From Navan, 
LXXXVI. 256. For means to erect a House of Worship at 
Navan; From Navan, txxx1x. 200. 


Roman Catholic Claims: 


1738. [1820.] In Favour; From Cockermouth, txxv. 209. 
[1820.] Against; From, Exeter, txxv. 422, p. Hitchin, 
258. 


1739. [1821.] In Favour; From, Dublin, St. Andrew, LxxvI. 
122. Dublin, St. Anne, 122. Dublin, St. Mark, 122. Dublin, 
St. Peter, 122.—Great Britain, 122.—Ireland, 122.—Limerick, 
122.—Norfolk, 173, p. Norwich, 173, p.—Tralee, 173.—Water- 
ford, 123, P.————[1821.] Against; From, Bath, Archdeaconry, 
Lxxvi. 173, Pp. Bath, Mayor, &amp;c., 203, rp. Bath, St. Augustine 
the Less, 203, r. Bedminster, 173. Beverley, 158, P. Bolton- 
le-Moors, 173, P. Bridgenorth, 169, p. Bristol, Inhabitants, 
173. Bristol, St. James, 173. Bristol, St. Mary Redcliff, 173. 
Bristol, St. Paul’s, 224, rp. Bristol, St. Peter, All Saints, 173. 
Bristol, St. Thomas, 196, rp. Bruton, 122, p—Cambridge, Uni- 
versity, 173, r. Canterbury, 224, p. Chichester, 158, p. Chip- 
penham, 203, p. Clifton, 224. Colchester, Archdeacon, 122, P- 
Colchester, Mayor, &amp;c., 122, p. Cornwall, 122, r.— Devon, 
196, P. Dumfries, 224, p. Dunstan, St., in the West, 158, P. 
—Ely, 196,r. Essex, 173, rp. Exeter, 122, Pr. Exeter, Clergy, 
&amp;e., 122, P. Exeter, Corporation, 179, p.—Hereford, 211, ?.— 
Keynsham, 173, p.—Leicester, Archdeacon, 103, P. Leicester, 
Freeholders, 122. Lichfield, 114, Pp. London, 179, r.—Man- 
chester, 208, Pp. Middlesex, 173, p—Norfolk, 122, p. Norwich, 
122,r. Nottingham, 122, r.—Oxford, Mayor, &amp;c., 173, P. Oxford, 

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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Roman Catholic Claims—continued. Roman Catholic Claims—continued. 
[1821.] Against—continued. [1825.] In Favour—continued. 
University, txxvi. 158, p.—Queensferry, 224, p.—Southwark, St. LXxx. 315, P.—Queen’s County, Roman Catholics, 319, r.—Rathgar- 
Saviour, 224,p. Stafford, 114, p. Stirling, Royal Burgh, row, Roman Catholics, 402. Rochdale, 325, ep. Roman Catholics ° 


Magistrates, 173, rp. Stirling, Persons residing in and near, of Great Britain, 319, p.—Saffron Walden, Protestant Dissenters, 
173, Pp. Stow, 173, P. Sudbury, Archdeacon, 178. Sudbury, 391, p. Salford, 150, p. Serjeants and Barristers-at-Law of 
Corporation, 196, p.—Taunton, 203, p. Temple, 196, Pr. Ton- England, 319, r. Stafford, 319, p. -Stroud, 481, p.—Wareham, 
bridge, 173, p. Tonbridge Wells, 173, r.— Wells, 203, p. Protestant Dissenters,331, Pr. Waterford, 140,rp. Wigan, 315, P. 
Westminster, Dean and Chapter of St. Peter, 163, p. White- — Yeovil, 369. 
chapel, 173, p. Winchcombe, 196, p. Winchester, 224, p.— uF 
York, 203, p. 1744, [1825.] Against; From, Aber, Protestants and Pro- 
1740. [1822.] Against; From, Ayr, Synod, rxxvu. 179.— Ci per er, Pg | va he Fela” oe y Acne 
Bedminster, 200, pr. Bristol, 193, p.—Denny, 219.—Glasgow Saint, ons gy se Sai we a a yy Fs 3 Albrin 
and Ayr Synod, 179. Glasgow, Barony, 220,P. Glasgow, poeple 8 on ‘AMiionion pod et aie 3 
Burghers, 219. Glasgow, Incorporated Trades, 219. Glasgow, Alfo rd $21 . ye nA th - Tonrnet $37. P ? A ales 
a ad 219. — Oxford, 219.— Paisley, 219. Perth and 337. Ashburton pom fr 8p sg ie. aay de 
ae Pal as ; . ; ord, 321, rp. Ashford, Parishes in 
Stirling Synod, 218.— Stirling, Provost, &amp;c., 218. Stirling, the immediate Vicinity of the Town, 321, p. Ash next Sandwich, 
Synod, 218. 315,P. Ashton,314. Ashton-juxta-Birmingham, 391, P. Ather- 
1741. [1823.] In Favour; From, Kilkenny, txxvi1. 210, p. stone, 315, p. Audlem, 331, p.—Bandon, 274, p, Bangor, 
—York, Diocese, 227, p.———[1823.] Against; From, Alban’s, Protestants and Protestant Dissenters, 321, r. Barking, 321, p. 
St. uxxvut. 177,P. Antrim, 208. Aughalurcher, 204. Aug- Barnstaple, 315, P. Beckenham,315,Pr. Bedford, Archdeaconry, 
havia, 239. Ayr, Synod, 209. — Ballinasloe, 185. Bandon 321, p. Bedminster, 285. Beenham, 369. Belfast, 265, P. 
Bridge, 203. Bath, 214. Bedminster, 218. Bedworth, 209. Belgrave, 309, rp. Beltarbet, 337, rp. Berks, Archdeaconry and 
Berks, 222, p. Beverley, 207. Boho, 238. Boroughbridge, Clergy, 369, p. Bethnal Green, Saint Mary, 321, pr. Beverley, 
259. Borrisokane, 259. Bourney, 208. Bristol, All Saints, Corporation, 219, rp. Bideford, 321, pr. Birstal, Chapelry, 
217. Bristol, Christchurch, 217. Bristol, St. Augustine the 309, pv. Birstal, Parish, 396, rp. Blagdon, 374. Blandford, 
Less, 217. Bristol, St. Ewens, 217. Bristol, St. James, 217. Saint, Meeting near Manchester Square, 321, Pr. Bolton-le-Moors, 
Bristol, St. Leonard, 217. Bristol, St. Mary-le-Port, 217. 309, p. Boroughbridge, Deanery, 315, rp. Braughing, Deanery, 
Bristol, St. Mary Redcliffe, 218. Bristol, St. Michael, 217. 309,P. Brent, South,321,r. Brentingthorpe, 309,r. Bridford, 
Bristol, St. Nicholas, 217. Bristol, St. Paul, 217. Bristol, St. 314. Bridgenorth, Deanery, 315, P. Brighthelmstone, Protest- 
Peter, 217. Bristol, St. Philip and St. Jacob, 217. Bristol, St. ant Dissenters, 315, Pp. Brighton, Methodist Societies, 321, P. 
Thomas, 218.—Calloes, 202. Cambridge, 210. Carmarthen, Brighton, Union Street Congregation, 315, rp. Bristol, All 
219. Chester, 207. Chichester, 195. Chippenham, 67. Saints, 321, rp. Bristol, Christchurch, 321, rp. Bristol, Clergy 
Cleenish, 239. Clevedon, 219. Cleveland, 210, rp. Cloghjordan, of the Deanery, 321, vr. Bristol, Mayor and Burgesses, 285. 
208. Colchester, Archdeaconry, 215. Colchester, Corporation, Bristol, Saint Augustine the Less, 321, Pp. Bristol, Saint Ewens, 
221. Coventry, 221. Cuckfield, 222, p.—Derryvoland, 196, Pp. 821, p. Bristol, Saint John the Baptist, 24. Bristol, Saint 
Derryvullen, 239. Devnish, 239. Dorset, 209. Downshire, James, 111,P. Bristol, Saint Mary-le-Port, 326, p. Bristol, Saint 
218. Drumulley, 204. Dublin, Corporation, 215. Dublin, Mary Redcliffe, 133. Bristol, Saint Paul,321, rp. Bristol, Saint 
Guild of Merchants, 206. Dublin, Protestant Inhabitants, 205. Werburgh, 321, p. Brixham, 321, p. Breadway, 315. Buck- 


Dublin, Skinner’s Alley, 204.— Ely, 208. Enniscorthy, 208. ingham, Deanery, 314. Buckingham, Inhabitants, 314. Buck- 
Enniskillen, 238, P. aig 216.—Glasgow, 200. Glasgow and fastleigh, 321, rp. Builth, Hundred, 314. Bulkington, 315, p. 
Ayr Synod, 209. Gloucester, 216. Gloucester, Cathedral Burlescombe, 326, p. Burnshields, Associate Congregation, 
Church, 207. Grantham, 201.—Hardenhuish, 200. Hereford, 396, Pp. Burton, Hastings, 315, rp. Burton-in-Kendal, 337. 


216.—Killyman, 203. Kingston, Seymour, 219.—Lees, Reverend Burton-upon-Trent, 321, p.—Callington, 384, p. Calton, 315, Pp. 
Sir Harcourt, Baronet, 219. Lichfield, 218. Lisburne, 208. Camberwell Grove Chapel, 309, p. Cambridge University, 
Llandilo, 218.—Magharacross, 196. | Magheracoolmoney, 238. 204, p. Campsie, 309, rp. Canterbury, Archdeaconry and 
Mansfield, 201. Middlesex, 216. Monaghan, 204.—Nenagh, Diocese, 315, Pp. Canterbury, Clergy of the Cathedral, 315, p. 
208. Newark-upon-Trent, 226, p. Newcastle-under-Lyne, 214. Canterbury, Saint Andrew’s and Saint Mary Bredman, 344, p. 
Northampton, 215. Northumberland, 216. Nottingham, 222, p. Cardiff, 309, rp. Cardigan, Upper Part of the County, 321, p. 
—Oxford, Archdeacon and Clergy, 215. Oxford, Corporation, Carluke, 315, vp. Carmarthen, 369, p. Carnarvon, 315, P. 
202, p. Oxford, Inhabitants, 209. 213. Oxford, University, Castle Donington, 315, p. Chagford, 221, pr. Chanonry, Pres- 
222, p.—Peterborough, Clergy, 215. Peterborough, Dean and bytery, 309, p. Chard, 326, ep. Chatham, 315, p. Cheltenham, 
Chapter, 259. Portadown, 218. Portbury (Two Petitions), 218. 314. Cheriton, Bishop, 321, rp. Chester, Dean, Chapter and 


—Roscrea, 208.—Segor, 218. Shinrone, 208. Sowe, 209. Clergy, 264. Chester, Inhabitants, 337, p. Chichester, Arch- 
Stafford, 218, p. Stanton, 202. Stirling, John, 209. Stoke, deaconry, 315, p. Chippenham, 258, p. Chipping, Camden 
209. Stow, 200. Sudbury, 200.—Taunton, 214. Trory, 196. Deanery, 315, p. Christow, 314. Cirencester, Deanery, 314. 


Tyrrellspass, 204. Tyrone, 213. Tytherton, Lucas, 201.—Ulver- Clerkenwell, 321, p. Cleveland, Archdeaconry, 315, Pp. Clifton, 
ston, 190, p.—Wells, 213. Winchester, 215. Windsor, 196, Pp. Dartmouth Hardness, 315, p. Colchester, Archdeaconry, 


—York, Archdeaconry, 209. York, East Riding, 226, p. 134, Pp. Colchester, Borough, 309, vr. 320. Copeland, Arch- 

1742. [1824.] In Favour; From, Carrick-on-Suir, 1xxrx. deaconry, 337. Cornwall, Archdeaconry, 274, rp. Cotgrave, 
358, p. Clonmel, 404, p. Cork, 474, p.—Down, 489.—Galway, 309, p. Cotleigh, 384, Pp. Coventry, 315, rp. Cranbrook, 
474, p.—lIreland, 438, p. 440, p.—Limerick, City and County, Protestant Dissenters, 321, rp. Cylycwn, 309, r.—Dalwood, 
460, p.—Monaghan, 509, p.—Newry, 489.—Ross, New, 412, P. 315. Darlaston, 380, Pp. Darlington, 321, p. Dartmouth, 
—Waterford, 537, p. Wexford, 447, p. In Favour; From, 315, P. Dawley, 315, rp. Dawlish, 309, rp. Daventry, 337, P. 


Clergy of Norwich; Motion, That the Petition do lie on the Dedham, 321, r. Derby, Baptist Church and Congregation 
Table ; Debate arising, and words of heat having passed between meeting in Brook Street Chapel, 321, P. Derby, C erBy of 
Mr. Canning and Mr. Brougham; Motion, That they be taken Town and Neighbourhood, 321, r. Devizes, 320, r.. Dolgelly, 
into Custody; but a satisfactory explanation having taken place, 309, ». Donacavey, Protestant and ee and Presby " 
the said Motion was, with leave of the House, withdrawn; Peti- terian Churches, 364, vy. Donagh, 326, rp. Donyland, East, 320. 

Downpatrick, 180, rp. Drewsteignton, 321, pr. Dromore, Pro- 


tion to lie on the Table, and be printed; txxviu. 224. : : : 
y sihenrerede testant Episcopalian and Presbyterian Churches, 364, ep. Drun- 


wea a )0h—l i a UL 


1743. [1825.] In Favour; From, Ballinasloe, xxx. 219, P. Ban- nagh, 364, p. Dublin, Corporation, 123, r. Dublin, Merchants, 

don, 309, p. Barristers-at-Law of England, 319, p. Belfast, 140, p. 141, e. Dunheved, otherwise Launceston, 249. Dunmow, 

Blackburn, 325, p. Bolton, Great and Little, 315, rp. Bright- Deanery, 309, rp. Dunsford, 321, P. Dursley, Deanery, 309, Pp. 

helmstone, Unitarian Protestant Dissenters, 391, p.—Carrick- |- —Edmonton, 396, rp. Ely, Archdeacon and Clergy, 96, Pp. Ely, 

on-Suir, 134, rp. Cavan, County, 319, p. Chatham, 319, p.— Dean and Chapter of Cathedral Church, 315, P. y, Chancellor 

, Derby, Protestant Dissenting Ministers, 380, p. Downpatrick, of the Diocese and Clergy of the Isle, 315, p. Essex, Archdea- 
, Gentry and Merchants, 157. Dublin, 140, p. Dundalk, 319. conry, 321, vp. Evington, 309, rp. Exeter, Clergy and Arch- 


Durham County, Roman Catholics, 325, p.—England, Serjeants deaconry, 193, p. Exeter, Corporation, 227, pr. Exeter, St. 
and Barristers-at-Law, 319, p. Excter, Unitarian Dissenters of Edmund on the Bridge, 321, rp. Exeter, St. John, 384, Pp. 
George’s Meeting, 421, p.—Falmouth, 319. Finsbury, Protestant Exeter, St. Lawrence, 321, p. Exeter, St. Mary Arches, 321, Pp. 
Dissenters of South Place Chapel, 391, p.—Gateshead, Barristers Exeter, St. Mary Major, 344, p. Exeter, St. Stephen, 344, p.— 





, and Attornies, 391, r. Galway, Protestants, 396, r. Glasgow, Falmouth, 315, p. Fermanagh, County, 315, p. Finmere, 337. 
' Protestants, 325, p. Great Britain, Roman Catholics, 319, P.— Forest Deanery, Diocese of Gloucester, 315, p. Freshford, 
: Kenmare, Roman Catholics, 184, p. Kerry, Protestant Nobility 331, Pp. Frome, 321, p.—Garlickhithe, St. James, 380, Pp. 
“ and Gentry, 184, rp. Kilkenny, 183. Kilvine, Roman Catholics, Gidley, 321, rp. Glasgow, Associate Presbytery, 315, Pp. Glasgow, 
344, Pp. ington, 325, p.—Leighton Buzzard, 396, p. Lewes, Barony Parish, 315, r. Glasgow, Barbers’ - ltr 309, P. 
: Protestants, 319, P. Lickblea, Roman Catholics, 402. Limerick, Glasgow, Campbell Street Associate Burgher Congregation, 
;. 275, Pp. Liverpool, 315, rp. Liverpool, Congregation of Protestant 815, p. Glasgow, Merchants, 315, p. Glasgow, Maltmen Cor- 
. Dissenters, 384, p. Luke, Saint, Old Street, London, 319.— poration, 309, yp. Glasgow, Rentfield, St., Associate Congre- 
. Main, 402. Manchester and Salford, 150,p. Manchester, Town, zation, 309, p. Glasgow, St. James, 309, p. Glasgow, Weavers’ 
4 396,°p. Mayo, 319, p. Midland Counties, Roman Catholics, orporation, 309, p.. Glasgow and Ayr, Ministers and Elders of 
., 325, p. Monmouthshire, Roman Catholics, 319, p.— Naas, the provincial Synod of, 321, p. Gloucester, Inhabitants, 321, P. 
&gt;. Roman Catholics, 337. Newark-upon-Trent, 325, p. Newcastle- Gloucester, Rural Dean and Cle of the Deanery, 258, P. 
1, rom Tyne, Barristers and Attornies, 391, p. Newcastle-upon- Gorbals, 320. Gower Street Chapel, New Road, St. Pancras, 
on yne, Roman Catholics, 325, r. New Ross, 319, rp. Newton, 321, pe. Grantham, 309, rp. Grantham, Protestant Dissenters, 
r, John, of Irnham, 319, rp. Newry, 258, p. Northumberland 321, p. Gray’s Inn Lane, Providence Chapel, 321, r.—Hamp- 
. County, Roman Catholics, 325, rp. Norwich, Archdeacon and stead, St. John’s, 321, rp. Hanmer, 309, rp. Harlow, Deanery, 
h, Clergy, 319, P. ae Corporation, 369.—Peterborough, 309, p. Harwick, 391, rp. Hawkesbury, Deanery, 315, P. 
d, 319,e. Popple, Miles,Clerk, 364, p. Preston, Roman Catholics, Hedingham, Deanery, 309, r. Hereford, as - a 
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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.— (continued)—relative to— 


Roman Catholic Claims—continued. 
[1825.] Against—continued. 
Hereford, City, Mayor and Inhabitants, rxxx. 321, P. 
Dean and Chapter, 321, p. 
Holcombe Rogus, 396, P. 
321, p. Holton, 320. 
Ickleton, 309, P. 


Hereford, 
Hickling, 309, vr. Hittisleigh, 321, P. 
Holland, Deanery, North and South, 
Honiton, 321, ep. Horsepath, 320.— 
Ipplepen, 326, p.— Kendal, 314. Kendal, 
Deanery, 315, Pp. Kent, Justices of the Peace of the Eastern 
Parts, 321, p. Kenwyn, 315, Pp. Keymer, 320. Keyton, 320. 
Kilpatrick, Associate Congregation, 309, p. Kilskerry, Protestant 
Episcopalian and Presbyterian Churches, 364, Pp. Kilsyth, Wil- 
liam Burns, Moderator, 396, P. Kington, Herefordshire, 321, p. 
Kirkby Lonsdale, 314. Kirkton, 321, p. Knutsford, 315, Pp. 
—Lakenheath, 320. Lanark County, 315, Pr. Langfield, Inha- 
bitants, 364, p. Langfield, Protestant Episcopalian and Presby- 
terian Churches, 364, p. Launceston, 249. Lechlade, 369. 
Leeds, Mayor, Aldermen and Assistants, 344, rp. Leicester, Arch- 
deaconry, 315, Pp. Leicester, Borough, 309, p. Leicester, Pro- 
testant Dissenters, 321, vp. Leicester, St. Martin, 309, rp. Lei- 
cester, St. Mary, 265, rp. Leicester, St. Margaret, 309, r. Lei- 
cester, St. Nicholas, 309, p. Leicester Square, Lisle Street, 
396, Pp. Lesmahago, 315, p. Lewes, Deanery, 32], p. Lewes, 
Jireh Chapel, in the Cliff, 321, x. Lewes, John Street Chapel, 
315, vp. Lewes, Methodist Societies and Congregation, 321, P. 
Lewes, Old Chapel, Cliff, 321, r. Lewes, Protestants’ Tabernacle, 
315, ep. Lichfield, 321, p. Linlithgow, Elders, 315, pv.  Lin- 
lithgow, Inhabitants, 315, rp. Lion Street, Baptist Chapel, New 
Kent Road, 315, p. Llandegai, Protestants and Protestant Dis- 
senters, 321, P. Llandingat, 309, p. Llanfairarybrin, 309, P. 
Llangadoch, 326, p. Llanllechid, Protestants and Protestant 
Dissenters, 321, p. London, Botolph, St., Aldersgate, 320. 
London, Clergy, Sion College, 315. London, James, St., Garlick- 
hithe, 380, r. London, Jury Street Chapel, 314, rp. London, 
Lisle Street, Leicester Square, Protestant Dissenters, 396, P. 
London, Redcross Street Meeting House, Cripplegate, 315. 
London, Scots Presbytery, 315, p. London, St. Mary Bothaw, 
326, p. London, St. Mary Mounthaw, 321, ep. London, St. 
Mary Somerset, 321, p. London, St. Swithin, 326, Pr. London 
and Westminster, 326, p. London, Zoar Chapel, Alie Street, 
315, Pp. Lonsdale, Deanery, 315, Pp. Loppington, 320. Luke, 
St., Middlesex, 315, p. Lutterworth, 309, p. Lydd, 315, p. 
Lymm-cum-Warberton, 351. —Macklor, Hundred, Flintshire, 
321, Pp. Maguires Bridge, Fermanagh County, 315, P. Maid- 
stone, 344, p. Malpas, 315, p. Manchester, Clergy, 315, Pp. 
Manchester and Salford, 396, p. Mansfield, 315, p. Margate, 
326, p. Marylebone, St., Baptist Chapel, Shouldham Street, 
321, p. Melcombe Regis, 315, rp. Middlesex, Archdeaconry 
and Clergy in the Diocese of London, 309, p. Middlesex, County, 
Parochial Clergy, 309, rp. Middlewich, 315, p. Milnthorpe, 
314. Mixbury, 351, er. Morris, Thomas Brook, Clerk, 354.— 
Nantwich, 326, p. Neilstone, Kirk Session, 315, rp. Neilstone, 
Parishioners (Two Petitions), 315, rp. Newark-upon-Trent, 
309, p. Newcastle-under-Lyne, 315,p. Newenden, 321. New- 
ington, St. Mary, Baptists, 321, pr. Newland, Forest of Dean, 
315, p. Norfolk, Clergy, 315, p. Northampton, Archdeacon, 
315, p. Northampton, St. Giles, 315, rp. Norwich, 396, p. 
Norwich, Deanery, 315, rp. Nottingham, 309, rp. Nottingham- 
shire, Clergy, 315, p. Nunney, 321, p.—Oldham, 315, p. Olney, 
396. Oxford, Archdeacon and Clergy of the Diocese and County, 
321, ep. Oxford, University, 219, p.—Paisley, 315, p. Paul, St., 
Cornwall, 226. Peatling Parva, 309, p. Peckham, 309, p. 
Peckham, East, 315, p. Pembroke, 274, r. Pembroke Dock, 
396, p. Peterborough, Clergy of the Diocese, 315, Pp. Peter- 
borough, Dean and Chapter, 226. Peterborough, Inhabitants, 
315, Pe. Petham and Waltham, 315, rp. Pollockshaws, 315, p. 
Poplar, All Saints, 309, p. Portsea, 321,r. Portsmouth, 321, p. 
Preston, 314. Purton, 321, rp. Pwhliheli, 308.— Ramsgate, 
315, Pp. Rattery, 321, rp. Reading, 321, vp. Retford, East, 
309, p. Ripon, 315, p. Rolvenden, 315, Pp. Rushden, 380, p. 
Rutland, 321, p.—Saddleworth, 315, p. Saffron Walden, 321, p. 
Salford, 396, p. Salop, Archdeaconry, 344, p. Sandhurst, 321. 
Sarum, 303, p. Shiffnal, 315, p. Shouldham Street, St. Mary- 
lebone, Baptists, 321, rp. Shrewsbury, 384,p. Sidmouth, 321, p. 
Sleaford, Dissenters and Wesleyans, 321, p. Smeeth, 315, p. 
Soho, Crown Street Chapel, Dissenters, 321, Pp. Somersetshire, 
320, Pp. Southwark, Borough, 326, p. Southwark, Jireh Chapel, 
Union Street, Prospect Place, 321, p. Southwark, Snow’s Fields, 
Baptists, 321, p. Southwark, St. Saviour, 315, Pp. Sowe, 315, Pp. 
Spitalfields, Christ Church, 315, Pp. Spreyton, 321, Pp. Stafford, 
321, Pp. Staverton, 396, ep. Stirling, 314. Stockland, 315. 
Stockport, Baptists, 354, p. Stockton, 315, Pp. Stoke and Sowe, 
315,P. Stokesly, 315, pr. Stonehouse, Deanery, 315, Pp. Stow, 
Deanery, 315, Pp. Stow-on-the-Wold, 315, ep. Sudbury, 315, p. 
Sudbury, Archdeaconry, 320. Suffolk, Archdeaconry, 320. 
Surrey, Archdeacon and Clergy, 315, p. Sutton Coldfield, 
315, Pe. Sydling, St. Nicholas, 321, rp. 
worth, 315, ¥. Taunton, Clergy, 285. Tawton, South, 321, p. 
Tedburn, St. Mary, 321, P. Teignmouth, 334, rp. Templecarne, 
315, ep. Thelwall, 396. Thone, 315, p. Throwleigh, 321, p. 
Tiverton, 321, Pp. Torrington, Great, 321, yr. Totness, Borough 
and Town, 321, Pp. Totness, Archdeaconry, 321, rp. Towcester, 
321, p. Trowbridge, 321, p. Trull, 391, p. Truro, 364, P. 
—Wallingford, 314. Waltham, 315, rp. Walworth, Beresford 
Street Congregation, 396, rp. Walworth, East Street, Baptist 
Chapel, 321,e. Wambrook, 525. Warrington, 315,p. Watford, 
321, P. Wells, 96, Pp. Wells, Archdeacon and Clergy, 285, P. 
Wellingborough, 315, e. Welton, 315, rp. Wenlock, 315, P. 
Westbere, Deanery, 315, Pp. West Broomwich, 321, rp. West- 
minster, Adelphi Chapel, 321, re. Westminster, St. Ann, 396, p. 
Westminster, St. John the Evangelist, 364, rp. Westminster, St. 
Margaret, 384, p. Westminster, St. Martin-in-the-Fields, 326, p. 


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Roman Catholic Claims —continued. 


[1825.] Against—continued. 

Westminster, Bt. Peter, Dean and Chapter, rxxx. 396, er. West- 
minster, Queen Square Chapel, 315, ». Westminster and London, 
326,P. Wetherby, 315,P. Weymouth, 315, p. Wheatley, 320. Whit- 
church, 321, p. Whitechapel, St. Mary, 321, rp. Widley, 315, p. 
Wilson, Robert, Deacon of the Incorporation of Weavers, Glasgow, 
309, p. Winchester, Archdeaconry, 321, rp. Winchcomb, 
Deanery, 309, p. Windsor, St. George’s Chapel, 309, Pp. Wol- 
borough, 321, ep. Wonersh, 326, r. Woolhampton, 369. Wootton 
Bassett, 321, rp. Wotton Fitzpain, 314. renbury, 326, p, 
Wrexham, 344, p. Wye, 315, Pp. Wymering, 315, rp.—Yarm, 
315, p. Yorkshire, East Riding, Archdeaconry, 315, P. York, 
and West Riding Archdeaconry, 315, P. 


1745. Of Roman Catholics of Ireland, referring to the Treaty 
of Limerick in support of their Claims, txxx1. 302, p,—— 
[1826.] In Favour; From, Condons and Clongibbons, Lxxx1. 
231, p.—Drogheda, 159, rp. Dublin, St. Audeon, 270, p— 
Great Britain, Catholics, 364, p—lIreland, Catholics, 302, p. 
Ireland, Protestants, 270, Pr. Ireland, Queen’s County, 321, p. 
—Leitrim, 338, rp. Liverpool, 344, ep. Louth, 367, p.—Mo- 
naghan, 383, p.—Preston, 353, p.—Roman Catholics, 279, p. 
Roscommon, 308, p.—Wexford, Catholics, 270, p.———-[1826.] 
Against; Dublin City, .xxx1. 296. Dublin, Holy Trinity, Guild 
of, 291, p. Dublin, St. Mary Magdalen, Guild of, 291, P. 


1746. [1827.] In favour; From, Abbeyside, txxx1. 334, 
Abbeyknockmoy, 541, p. Abbeystroury, Skibbereen, Creagh 
and Tullagh, 275. Abington, 231, p. Adare, 131, p. Affane, 
153. Aghavoe, 176, Pp. Aglish, 245, Pr. Aglis and Ovens 
Desert, 277. Aliascragh Foena, &amp;c., 265, rp. Anna, 265, Pp. 
Ardagh, 231, p. Ardcanna, 138. Ardfield, 150. Ardmore, 
275. Ardpatrick, 137. Arklow, 116, p. Armagh, City and 
County, 231, rp. Armagh, £.50 Freeholders, 265, rp. Ask- 
laton, 140. Athboy,275. Athenry, 150. Athlacca,140. Ath- 
lone, 285. Augha and Dunleckny, 294. Aughagour, 129, 
a and Knock, 286. Aughnamullen, 285. Aughna- 
mullen, East, 285. Aughrin and Kilconnell, 265,P. Aughvillar 
and Ballyhale, 239, p.—Ballen and Rathoe, Carlow County, 231, 
232, p. Balliane, 264. Ballibay, 285. Ballinacourty, 104. 
Ballinamore, County Leitrim, 264. Ballinaslaney, 264. Bal- 
linasloe, 263. Ballinabanogue and Croom, 327, r. Ballinadee, 
262. Ballingarry, 138. Ballinrobe, 88, vr. Ballintobber, 311. 
Ballyhale, 239, rp. Ballycahill, 264. Ballycone, 265, rp. Bally- 
duff, 153. Ballyeaston, 265, rp. Ballyebare, 265, Pr. Ballyhale, 
239, P. Ballyheane, 245, p. Ballyhuskard and other Places, 
264. Ballymachey Union, 264. Ballymascanton, 286. Bally- 
more, Maglass and other Places, 264. Balleyorgan, 130. Bally- 
ragget, 231, Pp. Ballyvourney, 149. Bandon, 181. Bangor, 
Protestant Dissenters, 265, Pp. Bannow, 264. Bantry Barony, 
149. Barronstown, 103. Belfast, 276. Bishops, Roman Ca- 
tholic, Ireland, 262. Bohola, 265,r. Booterstown,285. Borris 
and Moycarkey, 264. Borris, 231,r. Bournaand Corville, 264. 
Boyle, 276. Boystown and Maynaboy, 265, Pp. Breafy, 245, p. 
Bresnah, 166. Bristol and Clifton, 287. Britain, Great, 262. 
Britain, Great, and Ireland, Roman Catholics, 286. Bruff, 
141,P. Bunralty,231,e. Burrishoole and Newport Pratt, 164. 
Buttevant, 277.—Callan, 239, p. Camus, 141, p. Cappa and 
Kilcornan, 231, p. Cappoquin, 154, p. ' Carbally, 311. Caihone, 
County, 294. Carnagh Terreragh, &amp;c., 264. Carne, Wex- 
ford, 286. Carrick-on-Suir, 264. Carrickbeg, 441, p. Car- 
rigeen and Monecorn, 239, Pr. Cashel, 286. Castleblakeney, 104. 
Castlebrach, 176, Pp. Castlecomer, 264. Castlegregory and 
Clahane, 317. Castlehaven, 149. Castle Island Union, 
167, Pp. Castleing, 264. Castlemain, 166. Castletown, Kil- 
meedy and Cloncrew, 138. Castletown, Kilpatrick, 245, P. 
Chappel Russel, 138. Charlville,277._ Chidcock, 277. Church- 
town and Kilbride, 265, p. Clandroed, 149. Clahane and Castle 
Gregory, 317. Clare County, 524, p. Clare, King’s County, 
Union of, 541, p. Clifton and Bristol, 287. Cloncrew, 138. 
Clone, 265, p. Clonea, 151. Clonenagh, 182, rp. Clones, 275. 
Clonlohan, 231, rp. Clonmany, 74. Clonmore and Killquig- 
gan, 207. Clonoulty, 207. Clontribul, 286. Cloutouser, 
265, Pp. Cloughprior, 264. Clouna, &amp;c., 275. Cobbett, William, 
295, p. Cockermouth, 231, p. Coligan and Kilgobnett, 275. 
Colombkill, East, and Scrabby, 264. Colpe and Kilshar- 
van, 265, p. ° Conatry, 231, p. Cong, 98, rp. Connaught, 
Province, 286. Conavee, 388. Cork County and City, 264. 
Cork City, Holy Trinity, St. Peter and St. Paul, 276. Cork 
City, St. Teinbar, St. Nicholas and Holy Trinity, 276. Cork 
City, St. Mary and St. Anne Shandon, 380, vp. Corville and 
Bourna, 264. Cove and Great Island, Cork County, 166. Creagh 
and Ballinasloe, 263. Creagh, Skibbercen, Tullagh and Abbey- 
stroury, 275. Creagh, 152. Crook, 278, e. Croom and Ballina- 
banogue, 327, P.—Cumba, Lower Union of, and Glendermott, 286. 
—Deral, Ossory and Glandelough, 285. Desart Ovens and Aglis, 
277. Devline, 195, P. Dingle, 265, rp. Donaghcary, 285. Donegal 
County, 207. Donegore, Kilbride, &amp;c., 265, P. Seeelinie 130. 
Drimoleague, 276. Drogheda, 245, r. Dromin,140. Dromineer, 
264. Dromrod, 239, pe. Drumcliffe, 239, rp. Drumline, 231, 
232, p. Dublin City, St. Audeon, 285. St. Mary, 264. St. 
Thomas and St. George, 264. St. James, 306, rp. St. Paul, 306. 
Dublin County, St. Peter’s and St. Mary’s Rathmines, 264. 
Duleek, 265, P. Duncormick, Killag and other Places, 265, P. 
Dungarvon, 164. Dungarvon, County Waterford, 264. Dun- 
leckney and Augha,294. Durmamaggan, Kells and Kilmaggany, 
239, p. Durrow and Tullamore, 215, rp. Durrow Parish, 239, P. 
Dunsaney, Killeen and Killmesson, 277. Dysart, Union of, 311. 
—Effin, 139. England, Serjeants and Barristers-at-Law of, 605. 
Enniscorthy and Templeshannon, 264. Errigle, Trough Monag- 
han County, 200, rp. Esker, 176, 177, p.—Feakel, 277. see’ 

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Roman Catholic Claims—continued. 


I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Roman Catholic Claims—continued. 


[1827.] In Favour—continued. 
Slane, Slackallen, Rathkenny, txxxu. 277. Fermanagh, 388, p. 
Fermoy, 149. Fethard and Killusty, 264. Fiddown, 239, pr. 
Fohena, 265, p. Freshford, Tullarvan and Three Castles, 239, p. 
—Gaeshill, 245. Gallen and Renagh, 264. Galway, St. Nicho- 
las, 206. Galway, Town and County of the Town, 265, Pr. Gam- 





monsfield and Kilcash, Tipperary County, 264. Garrocloyne and 
Whitchurch, 277. Glan eloug , 285. Glanerough, Barony of, 
and Kenmare, 265, rp. Glanmire, Lower, Union of, 277. Glanroe, 
130. Glasgow, 413, p. Glendermott and the Union of Lower 
Cumba, 286. Glenogra, 141, Pp. Glin, 139. Goresbridge and 
Paulstown, 403, Pp. Gorey, 190, Pr. Gowran, 164. Graig, 164. 
Granard, 108, rp. Grange, 141, Pp. Grange and Kilmurry, 264. 
Great Britain, 262. Great Britain and Ireland, Roman Catholics, 
286. Gregory Castle and Clahane, 317,—Holy Cross, 245. Hook, 
52.—James, St., Wexford County, 52.—Iberius, St., Tacumshane, 
Lady’s Island and others, 286. Inch, 103. Innistiogue and 
Roar, 239, Pp. John’s, St., and St. Michael’s, 285. John’s, St, 
131, Pe. Johnstown and Walterstown, 276. Ireland, Catholics 
of, 131,P. Ireland, Roman Catholic Bishops of, 262. Ire- 
land and Great Britain, Roman Catholics, 286. Irvisnore, 317. 
Islandeady, 105, p. Island, Great, and Cove, 166. Iverus, 140. 
—Kanturk, 276. Kells Dunnamaggan and Kilmaggany, 239, P. 
Kells Parish, County Meath, 245, p. Kenmare and Barony of 
Glanerough, 265, p. Kentstown and Union, 277. Kerry, 137. 
Kilablen, 175. Kilanin, 88, er. Kilbeggan, 368, rp. Kilbonane, 
388, Kilbride and Churchtown, 265, rp. Kilbrideand Donegore, 
Antrim County, 265, vy. Kilcash and Gammonsfield, 264. Kil- 
cloon, 245, p. Kilcommon and Robin, 88, rp. Kilconnell and 
Aughrin, 265, P. Kilconry, 231, ep. Kilcornan and Cappa, 
231, pr. Kilcummin, Protestant Landlords and Inhabitants 
88, Pp. Kilcummin and Kilanin, 88, p. Kildalkey, 166. Kil- 
dare County, 327. Kilderna, 264. Kildimo, 138. Kilfarboy 
and Kilmurry, 327, rp. Kilfeenaghty, 207. Kilfennane, 137. 
Kilfenora, 275. Kilfree, 262. Kilgariff, 151. Kilgerill, Half 
the Parish of, 265, p. Kilkenny, County and City, 265,r. Kil- 
kenny, St. Canice, 264. St. John, 239,p. Kilkeranmore, Part 
of Parish, 231, p. Kilcorkey, 174. Killacanduff, 265, rp. 
Killag, Duncormic and other Places, 265, p. Killalla, 432, p. 
Killcone, 265, rp. Killea and Killinacomb, 278, vp. Killeany 
Kilmoon and Killilagh, 275. Killeen, Kilmesson and Dunsany, 
277. Kilmeen and Menagh, 264. Killenaule and Moglass, 264. 
Killgobnett and Coligan, 275. Killilagh, Kilmoon and Killeany, 
275. Killinick, 264. Killmacow, 265, rp. Killmanan, 265, p. 
Killoran and Moulla, 265, rp. Killquiggan and Clonmore, 207. 
Killusty and Fethard, 264. Kilmacomb, 278, rp. Kilmaganny, 
239, e. Kilmain, 215, p. Kilmaleery, 231, ep. Kilmalloch, 
137. Kilmaniheem, Clouna, &amp;c., 275. Kilmatial, and Newton 
Barry, 264. Kilmaylan, Shanagolden and Robertstown, 231, p. 
Kilmeedy, 138. Kilmesson, Dunsany and Killeen, 277. 
Kilmoon, Kileany and Killilagh, 275. Kilmore, Kilturk and 
other Places, 286. Kilmurry, 207. Kilmurry and Kilquade, 
285. Kilmurry and Grange, 264. Kilmurry and Kilfarboy, 
327, e. Kilmurry, Moviddy and other Places, 388. Kilnamar- 
tery, 149. Kilnasoola, 231, p. Kilnoe, Tomgrany and 
Moyna, 286. Kilquade and Kilmurray, 285. Kilquaine, 189. 
Kilquaine and Meelick, 286. Kilranala, 285. Kilroane, 262. 
Kilrush, 264. Kilsharvan and Colpe, 265, ep. Kilskier,277. Kil- 
tegan, Rathvilly and other Places, 285. Kilturk, Kilmore and other 
Places, 286. Kilvine, 44,P. Kilworth, 150. Kinsale, 432. Knigh, 
264. Knock and Aughamore, 286. Knockaderry, 138. Knock- 
amuire and Murhur, 166. Knockmoy Abbey, 541, p.—Lady’s Is- 
land, Tacumshane, St. Margaret and other Places, 286. Leighline 
Bridge, 231, r. Leitrim, Roman Catholics, 206. Lifford, 159. 
Limerick, Catholics, 165. Limerick, Protestants, 164. Limerick, 
St. Mary’s,286. Lismakeera, 140. Lismore and Waterford, 151. 

Listowell, 137. Liverpool, 276. Lixnare, 317. Londonderry 

County, 275. Loughcrew and Oldcastle, 277. Loughinisland, 
239, p. Loughmore,264. Louth County, 327,p. Lynaley, 264. 

—Macroom, 149. Maglass, Ballymore and other Places, 264. 

Magourney, 149. Mallow, 164. Manchester and Salford, 285. 

Margaret, St., Lady’s Island, Tacumshane and other Places, 286. 

Maryborough, 286. Mayne, and its Union, 285. Mayo, County 

Dublin, 287. Meath County, 288, rp. Meath County, Roman 

Catholic Inhabitants, 275. Meelick and Kilquaine, 286. Menagh 

and Killeen, 264. Michael, St., and St.John, 285. Michan, St., 

288, p. Milltown, 166. Miross, 149. Modeligo, 153. Mod- 

renny, 264. Moglass,264. Monaghan County, 285. Monaghan 

Parish, County Monaghan, 231, p. Monecoin and Carigeen, 

239, rp. Monsea, Knigh, Kilderna and other Places, 264. Moulla 

and Killoran, 265, rp. Mountmelick, 176, p. Moviddy, Kil- 

murry and other Places, 388. Moycarkey and Barris, 264. 

Moyglare, 245, p. Moyna, Kilnoe and Tomgrany, 286. Moy- 

naboy and Boystown, 265, p. Moyne and Templeatoohy Union, 

264. Muckakee, 403, yr. Mullinahone, 264. Arullinavatt, 264. 

Mullingar and its Union, 285. Mullins, St., 285. Mulrankin, 

&amp;c., 286. Munster, Province, 276. Murhur and Knockanure, 

166. Murrisk, 175.—Naas, 327. Nenagh, 264. Newcastle, 

Limerick County, 138. Newportpratt and Burrishoole, 164. 

New Ross, 181. Newtownbarry and Kilmatial, 264. North- 

ampton, 264. Norwich and Sudbury, Archdeacons, 275.—Ohina, 

Kilfeenaghty and Kilmurey, 207. Oilgate, 264. Oldcastle and 

Loughcrew, 277. Oranmore, 104. Ossory, Glandelough and 

Deral, 285. Ovens Desart and Aglis,277. Owning, Temple- 

orum and Fiddown, 239, p.—Paulstown and Goresbridge, 403, P. 

Pitt, 164. Plymouth, 350, p. Portlaw, 153. Preston, 245, p. 

—Queen’s County, 108, p. Quansborough and Tatry, 285.—Rahan 

and Lynaley, 264. Rathbarry, 105. Rathcline, 278, rp. Rath- 

downey, 182, p. Rathgorwick, 151. Rathkeale, 140.. Rath- 

enny Fenor, Slane and Slackallen, 277. Rathmines, St. Peter 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


[1827.] In Favour—continued. 

and St. Mary, Dublin, txxxm. 264. Rathmore, 285. Rathoe, 
231,P. Rathvilly, Kiltegan and other Places, 285. Ratoath, 277. 
Rawdonstown, 245, P. ynagh and Gallen, 264. Ringsgowna, 
278, p. Ringrone, Templetrine and other Places, 262. Roar, 
239, p. Robertstown, Kilmaylan and Shanagolden, 231, Pr. 
Robin, 88, rp. Roscrea, 263. Rosdroit and Templescoby, 265, P. 
Roscommon, County, 174. aoe 103. Ross, Diocese 
and Island,151. Roes, New, 181. Old, 264. Roscarberry, 
231, vp. — Salford and Manchester, 285. Scrabby and East 
Colombkill, 264. Shamon, 264. Shanagolden, Robertstown and 
Kilmaylan, 231, rp. Shandon in the City of Cork, St. M 
and St. Anne, 380, Pr. Shields, South, and Westoe, 403, P. Sid- 
mouth, 285. Skibbereen, Creagh, Tullagh and Abbeystroury, 275. 
Skull, East, 286. Skull, West, 286. Slane, Slackallen, Rath- 
kenny and Fenor, 277. Slievardagh Barony, 264. Sligo 
County, 208, rp. Sligo County, Union of St. John, 245, P. 
Slackallen, Rathkenny, Fenor and Slane, 277. Stradbally, 
176, P. Street, 285. Sudbury and Norwich, 275. Sutton, Wex- 
ford County, 181.—Tacumshane, Lady’s Island, &amp;c., 280. Tagh- 
mon, 264. Tahy and Quansborough, 285. Tallanstown, 286. 
Tallow, 152. Tarmonbarry, 175. Templeatoohy and Moyne 
Union, 264. Temple Bryan, 151. Templeorum Owning, 239, p. 
Templepatrick, 265, rp. Templescoby and Rosdroit, 265,r. Tem- 
pleshannon and Enniscorthy, 264. Templetenny, 150. Temple- 
trine, 262. Terreragh, 264. Thomastown and Tullowherne, 239, p. 
Thomond Gate, 130. Three Castles, 239, rp. Thurles, 264. 
Tintern, Rosegarland and Inch, 103. Tipperary, 264. Tipperary 
Town, 276. Tom Fenloe, 231, Pp. omgrany, Moynoe and 
Kilnoe, 286. Tomhaggard, Kilmore, Kilturk, &amp;c., 286. Toumore, 
265, p. Tralee, 166. Trim and its Union, 276. Tuam, 104. 
Tullagh, Abbeystroury, Skibbereen and Creagh, 275. Tullamore 
and Durrow, 265, p. Tullaroon, 239, rp. Tullehaught, 265, p. 
Tullow, 239, p. Tullowherne and Thomastown, 239, rp. Tuogh, 
403, p. Turlo, 245, rp. Turtullagh, 306, rp. Tydavnet, 285. 
Tynagh, 277. Tyrone, County, 275.—Walterstown and Johns- 
town, 276. Waterford and Lismore, United Diocese, 151. Wa- 
terford, St. Patrick, 190, P. Waterford, County and City, 
277. Westmeath, Forty-shilling Freeholders, 358, rp. Westoe 
and South Shields, 403, p. Wexford, Catholics, 52. Wexford 
County, Catholics, 52. 264. Whitechurch and Garrocloyne, 
277. Wicklow County, Roman Catholics, 231,'r. Wicklow 
Parish, 306, rp. Windgap, Killamoy and other Places, 265, p. 
—York, City, 436, rp. Youghgall, 231, p. 

1747. [1827.] Against; From, Achonry and Killala, rxxx11. 
260. Addington, 271. Aghold, 254. Albrighton, 281. Am- 
well, Great and Little, and Ware, 280. Anglesea, 281. Anna, 
otherwise Belturbet, 256. Annageliff and Urney, 256. Antony, 
Parish, Cornwall County, 269. Antrim, County, 252. Arklow 
Town, County Wicklow, 254. Arklow, Kileommon Castle, 
M‘Adam and others, 254. Armagh, Archbishop and Clergy, 
259. Armagh, County, 260. Arva, 167, Pp. Ashfield, 256. 
Ashford, 271. Athlone, 154, ep. Alphington, Aylesbeare and 
others, 253. Amounderness, Copeland, Kendal and Lonsdale 
Deaneries, 528, pv. Aughalurcher, 256. Aughavea, 256. 
Aughnacloy and Ballygowley, 256. Avon, Vale of, 230. Ayles- 
beare, Budleigh and other Places, 253. Aylesford, 271. Ayr 
and Glasgow Synod, 485.—Baldock and Stevenage, 283. Ballin- 
temple, 256. Ballygawley and Aughnacloy, 256. Ballyhack 
and Whitechurch, 394, r. Ballymachugh and Drumloman, 256. 
Ballymore, 272. Ballyseullion, 256. Bangor and Inch, 273. 
Barming, 271. Barham, 271. ~Bath, Archdeaconry Clergy, 
250. Bath and Wells, Diocese, Archdeaconry of Wells, 282. 
Bath and Wells, Diocese, Archdeaconry of Taunton, 320, pP. 
Beakesbourne, Ickham and Littlebourne, 256. Bearsted, 271. 
Belleek, 256. Belturbes, otherwise Anna, 256. Benown, 
Mountemple and Kilkenny, West, 154, Pp. Bethersden, 271. 
Beverley, Corporation, 346, p. Bicton, Aylesbeare, Budleigh 
and other Places, 253. Bidborough and Vicinity, 256. Bid- 
denden, 272. Bideford, 258. Birling, 271. Bishopsbourne 
and Barham, 271. Blandford Forum, 310, p. Blean, 
Whitstable and Seasalter, 271. Boardmills and Killeny, 535, p. 
Boho, 256. Bolton-le-Moors, 283. Boston, Parish of Branham, 
273. Boughton, Aluph and Eastwell, 271. Boughton, Mal- 
herbe, 274. Branscombe, 230. Bray, 256. Bredgar, 271. 
Brenchly, 271. Brent, South, 594. Brentingthorpe, 472. 
Bridge and Patrixbourne, 258. Bristol, St. Augustine the Less, 
274. Bristol, St. James, 274. Bristol, St. Mary Redcliffe, 274. 
Bristol, St. Paul, 274. Bristol, St. Stephen, 274. Bristol, St. 
Thomas, 274. Bristol, St. Werburgh, 274. Bristol, Deanery of, 
274. Brixham, 269. Broadway and Ilton, 281. Broughton in 
Furness, 379. Broxbourne, St. Margaret’s, 280. Buckland, 
near Dover, 271. Buckland, St. Mary, 281. Buckland, West, 
541, Pp. Budleigh, Aylesbeare and other Places, 253. Burham, 
271. Burraskane, 256.—Cahan, Monaghan County, 256. Cam- 
berwell Grove Chapel, 591. Campden, 259. Canterbury, 
Christchurch, 272. Canterbury, Diocese of, 333,r. Canterbury, 
St. George the Martyr and St. Mary Magdalen, 275, rp. Canter- 
bury, St. Mary Bredin, 333, p. Canterbury, St. Mildred and 
All Saints, 275, pr. Capel, 271. Carnarvon, County, 341, p. 
Carnarvon, Town and Borough, 281. Cartmel, 379. Castle- 
raghan, 256. Castle McAdam, Arklow and others, 254. Cavan, 
County, 256. Cavan, Protestant Freeholders, 262. Chagford, 
Cheriton and other Places, 269. Chart, Great, 271. Chelten- 
ham, Gloucester, 143. Cheney, Middleton, Northamptonshire, 
281. Cheriton, Bishop, Chagford and other Places, 269. Ches- 
hunt, 280. Chester, City, 437, p. Chester, Diocese, Deanery of 
Furness, 379. Chester, Diocese, Archdeaconry of Richmond, 
528, p. Chichester, Archdeaconry, 350, p. Chichester, Dean 
and Chapter, 245, *. Chichester, Protestant Dissenters, 

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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—trelative to— 


Roman Catholic Claims—continued. 
[1827.] Against—continued. 

Lxxxu. 290, p. Chillenden and Nonington, 258. Chislet and 
Hoath, Kent, 271. Chittlehampton, 253. Chobham and its 
Vicinity, 240, p. Cirencester, 269. ,Clanderhorky, Raymonter, 
dony and Tullyaghabigly, 310, p. Clandevadoch and Meevah, 
310, rp. Clare, Armagh County, 285, rp. Cleenish, Fermanagh 
County, 256. Cleveland, Archdeaconry, 326, rp. Clifton, 272. 
Clisthydon, Devon, 231, p. Clogher, Clergy, &amp;c., 258. Clones, 
256. Clones, Protestants, 256. Clonfecle, Tyrone and Armagh 
Counties, 2566. _Clonfert and Kilmacduagh, Diocese, 590. 
Conleigh, 256. Colaton, Aylesbeare and others, 253. Colches- 
ter, Archdeacon and Clergy, 274. Colchester, Corporation, 274. 
Colchester, several Persons in, 256. Colpe and Kilsharwan, 
Meath Diocese, 256. Colton, 379. Colyton, Hundred, 269. 
Combrawleigh, Gittisham and Feniton, 269. Connor and Down, 
260. Cootehill, 256. Copeland, Kendal, Lonsdale and Amoun- 
derness Deaneries, Diocese of Chester, 528, rp. Cork and Ross, 
Bishop and Clergy, 264. Cranbrook, 271. Cuxton, 271.— 
Dalwood and Stockland, 260. Darenth, 271. Dartford, 271. 
Dartington, 594. Dean, Forest of, 272. Debtling, 271. Ded- 
ham, 273. Delganey, 256. Denn, 256. Derrivoland, 256. 
Derrybrusk, 256. evonish, 256. Ditton, 271. Dolgellan, 
256. Donagh, 272. Donaghadee, 273. Donaghmore, 258, 
Donaghmore, Protestant Inhabitants, 273. Donegall, Presbytery, 
230. Donegall, Protestant Clergy, &amp;c., 257. Dorrolossory, 
County Wicklow, 256. Down and Connor, Bishop, &amp;c., 260. 
Drewsteignton, Chagford, &amp;c., 269. Drogheda, Corporation, 
214, p. Drogheda, County of the Town, 256. Deamere 
Diocese, Bishop and Clergy of, 285,r. Drum, 256. Drum- 
keeran, 256. Drumglass, 257. Drumgoon, 256. Drum- 
home, 258. Drumlane, Cavan County, 256. Drumloman 
and Ballymachugh, 256. Drumully, 256. Drung and 
Larha, 167, rp. Dublin, Archbishop and Bishop of Glandelagh, 
&amp;e., 258. Dublin, Barbers and Surgeons, 231, p. Dublin, 
Corporation, 230. Dublin, Joiners, 256. Dublin, Mer- 
chants, 231, r. Dublin, Protestant Inhabitants, 272. Dublin, 
Shoemakers, 231, p. Dublin, Tailors, 273. Dublin, Weavers, 
231, rp. Dunganstown, 256. Dunsford, Chagford, &amp;c., 269. 
Dursley, 259. Dyffryn Chayd, 254.-East Cornwall County, 
Middle Division of the Hundred of, 269. Eastling, 272. LEast- 
well and Boughton Aluph, 271. Egerton, 272. Elphin, Bishop 
and Clergy of Diocese, 271. Ely, Archdeacon and Clergy, 252. 
Ely, Dean and Chapter of Cathedral, 270. Emberton, 281. 
Enniscorthy, 272. Enniskeen, 256. Enniskillen, 256. Essex, 
Archdeacon and Clergy, 510, rp. Exeter, Allhallows on the 
Walls, 269. Exeter, Archdeaconry, Clergy, 270. Exeter, Cor- 
poration of, 270. Exeter, St. David, 282. Exeter, St. Edmund 
‘on the Bridge, 258. Exeter, St. John, 269. Exeter, St. 
Mary Arches, 269. Exeter, St. Mary Steps, 258. Exeter, St. 
Paul, 269. Exeter, St. Petrock, 282. Exeter, St. Sidwell and 
St. George, 282. Exeter, St. Stephen, 269. Exminster, Ayles- 
beare and others, 253. Eynesford, Lullingstone, &amp;c., 271.— 
Farleigh, East, 271. Farleigh, West, 271. Farningham, 271. 
Feniton, Combrawleigh and Gittisham, 269. Fermanagh, County, 
256. Ferns and Leighlin Diocese, Bishop and Clergy, 225, p. 
Fethard and Hook, 394, p. Fordwick, 272. Folkstone, 271. 
Fringford, 269. Froome, 333, rp. Furness, Broughton in, 379. 
Furness, Deanery, 379.—Garton and Kilmacrenan, 272. Gidley, 
Chagford, &amp;c., 269. Gittisham, Feniton and Combrawleigh, 269. 
Glandelag, a and Archbishop of Dublin, &amp;c., 258. Glan- 
delag, Diocese, Clergy, &amp;c., 258. Glasgow and Ayr Synod, 485. 
Glenan Donagh, Parish, 272. Gloucester, Deanery of, Clergy, 
259. Gloucester, City, 272. Gorey, Union of, called Kilnahne, 
272. Gorey, Town of, 272. Goudhurst, 333, Pr. Grange, 
Armagh County, 256. Grantham, 290, p. Grindleton, York- 
shire, 116, p. Grinton, 110. Guildford, St. Nicholas, 256.— 
Hadlow, 271. Halling, 333, p. Hanmer, 256. Hardress, 
Upper and Lower, and other Places, 256. Harrietsham, 271. 
Harwich, 143, p. Hawkesbury, 259. Hawkeshead, 379. 
Headcorn, 271. Headford, 254. Heathfield, Mayfield and 
Rotherfield, 269. 389. Herne and Reculver, 258. Harpford, 
Aylesbeare and others, 253. Hittisleigh, Chagford, &amp;c., 269. 
Heath and Chislet, Kent, 271. Hollingborne, 271. Holt, otherwise 
Lyons, 281. Holton, Horsepath and Wheatly, 269. Holton-le-Clay 
and Waltham, 591. Honiton, 281. Hook and Fethard, 394, pv. 
Horsepath, Wheatly and Holton, 269. Horton, 271. Hunting- 
don, Archdeacon and Clergy, 590. Huntingdon, Corporation, 
107, Pp. Hunton, 271. — James Grain, St., Kent, 271. 
Ickham, Littleborne and Beakesbourne, 256. Igtham, 271. 
Ilton and Broadway, 281. Inch and Bangor, 273. Inch and 
Kilgorman, 272. Innismacsaint, 256. Ireland, Noblemen, Gen- 
tlemen, &amp;c., Residents in, 255. Iveagh, Upper and Lower 
Barony, 256. Iveagh, certain Parishes, Inhabitants, 541, p.— 
Kempsing and Seal, 271. Kendal, Kirkby Lonsdale and Miln- 
thorpe, 379. Kendal, Lonsdale, Amounderness and Copeland, 
Deaneries, Diocese of Chester, 528, p. Kennington (Kent), 333, p. 
Kent, Eastern Division of, 272. Kenton, Aylesbeare and others, 
253. Kilbarren, 535, pv. Kilbride, 256. Kildallen, 167, p. 
Kildrumfartin, 256. Kilgorman and Inch, 272. Kilkenny, West 
Benown and Mountemple, 154, ep. Kilmacrenan and Garton, 272. 
Kilnahue, Union of Gorey, 272. Kilninor and Kilpipe, 272. 
Kilpipe and Kilninor, 272. Killala and Achonry, Bishop, &amp;e., 
260. Killankere, 256. Killavock, 258. Killecommon, Arklow 
and others, 254. Killeny and Boardmills, 535, Pp. Killeshall, 
272, Killeshandra, 256. Killesher, 256. Killesherdinny, 256. 
Killinagh, 256, Killygarvin and Tullyaughnish, 310, rp. Killy- 
man, 256. Kilmacduagh and Clonfert Diocese, 590.  Kil- 
more, 256. Kilmore, Bishop and Clergy, 283. Kilmore, Parish, 
Inhabitants, 256. Kilsharvan and Colpe, Meath Diocese, 256. 
Kiltennel, 272. Kinawley, 256. Kiawley, Templeport and 
Tomregan, 226. King’s County, 273. Kingsdown, 271. King- 





Roman Catholic Claims—continued. 


[1827.] gp, ibrar wees 
ston-upon-Hu l, Corporation, LXxxt1. 190. Kingston-upon-Hull, 
Inhabitants, Two Petitions, 522, r. Kingstown, Kent, 272. Kirby, 
271. Kirkby Lonsdale, Milnthorpe and Kendal, 379. Kirkham, 
591.—Lane End, Stoke-upon-Trent, 283. Larha, 167, p. Leck 
and Ray, 258. Leicester, St. Margaret, 320, v. 
St. Martin’s, 258. Leicester, St. Mary, 280. 
testant Dissenters, 283. Leighlin and Ferns Diocese, Bishop and 
Clergy, 285, pe. Leverton, 272. Lewes, Jireh Chapel on the 
Cliff near, 272. Lewes, John Street Chapel, 281. Lewes, Taber- 
nacle Congregation, 260. Leybourne, 271. Lichfield, City and 
Close, 591. Littleborne, Beakesborne and Ickham, 256. Llan- 
aber, 256. Llanelltyd and Llanfacreth, 256. Llanfacreth and 
Llanelltyd, 256. anidlow, 281. London Diocese, Archdea- 
conry of, Middlesex, 282. London, Sion College, 283. London- 
derry, Corporation, 257. Londonderry, County, 253. London- 
derry, Inhabitants, City and Liberties, 257. Lonsdale, Amound- 
erness, Copeland and Kendal Deaneries, Diocese of Chester, 528, pr. 
Loose, 271. Loppington, 256. Loughall, County Armagh, 256. 
Loughgilly, 256. Luddesdown, 271. Lullingstone, Eynesford, 
&amp;e., 271. Lydd, 256. Lyons, otherwise Holt, 281—M‘Adam, 
Castle Arklow and others, 254. M‘Lean, James, Synod of Glas- 
gow and Ayr, 485. Magheracoolmoney, 256. agheracross, 
256. Maguires Bridge, 256. Maidstone, 256. Maidstone and 
Kingstown, 272. Malling, East, 271. Malling, West, 271, 
Manchester, 256. Marden, Kent, 256. Margate Port, 256. 
Marlow, Great, 578. Mary, St., Chagford, &amp;c., 269. Maurice 
Plympton, 230. Mayfield, Rotherfield and Heathfield, 269. 389, 
Meath, Diocese, 254. Meevah and Clondevadock, 310, p. 
Mereworth, 271. Middlesex, Archdeaconry of, in the Diocese of 
London, 282. Middleton Cheney, Northampton, 281. Miln- 
thorpe, Kendal and Kirkby Lonsdale, 379. Mixbury, 269. 
Monaghan, 273. Monaghan, High Sheriff and Jurors, 541, p. 
Morcott, 350, p. Mountmelick and its Vicinity, 256. Mount- 
temple, Kilkenny, West, and Benown, 154, p. Moville, Upper 
and Lower, and Muff, 256. Muff, and Upper and Lower Moville, 
256. Mullabrack, 262, pr. Mullavilly, 256. Mullough, 256, 
Muncaster and Waberthwaite, 379.—Nackington, Stelling and 
others, 256. Nettlested and Teston, 271. Mowerkagaur tinue 
272. Newhliss, 256. Newcastle-under-Lyme, 245, Pr. New- 
castle, Wicklow, 256. Newport Pagnell, 281. Newton, St, 
Cyres Parish, 253. Nonington and Chittenden, 258. Norfolk, 
Archdeacon, &amp;c., 231, P. Northallerton, 407, Pp. Northampton, 
Archdeacon of, and Diocese of Peterborough, 281. Northamp- 
ton, Town, Corporation, 281. Norwich, Chancellor and Preben- 
daries, 231, p. Norwich, Archdeacon and Diocese of Suffolk, 
281. Nottingham, 394, r.—Offham,271. Olney, 426, P. 
Ospringe, 271. Ossory Diocese, Bishop and Clergy, 283. Otter- 
ton, Aylesbeare, Birdleigh and others, 253. Otham, 271. Oxford, 
Archdeacon and Clergy of Diocese, 271. Oxford University, 255. 
— Patrixbourne and Bridge, 258. Paulscray, 245, ep. _Peat- 
ling Parva, 467. Peckham, East, Kent, 271. Peckham, West, 
271. Peckham, Surrey, 274. Pembury, 271. Peterborough, 
Dean and Chapter, 260. Peterborough, Diocese of, and Arch- 
deacon of Northampton, 281. Petham and Waltham, 256. 
Plaxtol, 271. Pluckley, 283. Plymouth, Borough, 326, Pp. 
Plympton Maurice, 230. Portland, Island, 273. Powerscourt, 
256.—Raphoe, Inhabitants, 258. Rathdrum, Parish, 254. Rath- 
drum, Town, 254. Rawleigh, Aylesbeare and others, 253. Ray 
and Leck, 258. Raymonterdony, Tullyaghabigly and Clande- 
horkey, 310, rp. Reculver and Herne, 258. Richmond, 
Archdeaconry of, Diocese of Chester, 528, p. Rochester, Kent, 
Diocese, 272. Romney, New, Inhabitants, 190, rp. Ross and 
Cork, Bishop and Clergy, 254. Ross, New, St. Mary, 333. 
Ross, Old, 394, p. Rossory, 256. Rothertield, Heathfield and 
Mayfield, 269. 389. Ryarsh,271.—Saflron Walden, 257. Satter- 
leigh and Warkleigh, 253. Scrabby, 256. Seal and Kempsing, 
271. Seasalter, Blean and Whitstable, 271. Sevenoaks, 271. 
Shadoxhurst, 271. Sherrington, Bucks, 252. Shiffnal, 280. 
Shipbourne, 271. Shobrooke, 269. Shoreham, 271. Shrews- 
bury, 272. Sidbury, 269. Sidmouth, 253. Sion College, Lon- 
don, 283. Slievardagh, 254. Sligo, Noblemen, Gentlemen, &amp;c., 
270. Smarden, 272. Snodland, 271. Spreyton, Chagford, &amp;c., 
269. Southfleet, 266. Southtawton, Chagford, &amp;c., 269. Staf- 
fordshire Potteries, Stoke Proper, 272. Stanstead, 271. Stan- 
stead, Abbotts and others, 280. Staplehurst, 256. Stelling, Nack- 
ington, and Upper and Lower aden 256. Stevenage and 
Baldock, 283. Stirling, Royal Burgh, 534. Stockland and 
Dalwood, 260. Stoke Beene 272. Stonebridge, 256. Stone- 
house, 259. Stow Deanery, 259. Stow Hundred, Suffolk, 394, P. 
Stranorlar, 258. Sturry, St. Stephen’s, and other Places, 272. 
Sudbury, Archdeaconry, 281. Sudbury, Corporation, 282. Suf- 
folk, Archdeaconry of, and Diocese of Norwich, 281. Surrey 
and Winchester, Archdeaconries, 280. Sutton, East, 271. Sut- 
ton-at-Hone, 271.—Turtaraghan, Protestants, 256. Tartaraghan, 
Seceders, 261. Taunton, Archdeacon and Clergy, 320, P- 
Taunton, Inhabitants, 460, pr. Tedbourn, Chagford, &amp;c., 269. 
Teignmouth, 594. Templecarne, 256. Templeport, 256.. Ten- 
terden, 271. Teston aad Kettlester, 271. Throwley, Chagford, 
&amp;e., 269. Timere, 269. Tomregan, 256. Tonbridge, 271. 
Torrington, Great, 253. Trory, 256. Trottescliffe, 271. Tude- 
ley, 271. Tullyaghabigly, Chandehorkey and Raymonter- 
dony, 310, p. Tullyaughnish and Killigarvin, 310, P. Tully- 
corbet, 256. Tydavnet, 256. Tyrone, County, 272.—Ulster 
Synod, 285, rp. Ulverston, 379. Urney and Annagelifie, 256. 

rswick, 379.—Valence Sutton, 271.—Waberthwaite and Mun- 
caster, 379. Walmer, 271. Waltham and Holton-le-Clay, 591. 
Waltham and Petham, Kent, 256. Ware, Great Amwell, Little 
Amwell, &amp;c., 280. Warkleigh and Satterleigh, 253. Warmin- 
ster, 269. Warrington, 456, r. Waterford, Inhabitants of City, 
256. Wateringbury, 271. Wells, Archdeacon and Clegy, * 


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[1827.] Against—continued. 
the Diocese o: and Wells, 1xxx11.282. Welton, 460, rp. Wem- 
bury, 230. Wenlock, 486, p. estbere, 272. Westerham, 271. 
Westmeath, County, 254. Wetherby, 273. Wexford, Town, &amp;c., 
272. Wheatley, Holton and Horsepath, 269. Whitchurch, 594. 
Whitechurch and Ballyhack, 394, ep. Whitstable, Seasalter and 
Blean, 271. Wicklow, County, 253. Wicklow Union, “a 
of Wicklow, 256. Widley and Wymering, 245, rp. Wil- 
mington, 271. Winchcomb, 259. Winchester and Surrey, Arch- 
deaconries, 280. Wonford, West, Hundred, Second Division, 
Devon, 269. Wormley, 280. Wootton, Kent, 14,r. Wrexham, 
281. Wrotham, 271. Wye, 274. Wymering and Widley, 245, 


246, p.—Yalding, 271. Yarcombe, 272. Yarm, 281. York, 
. City, 273. r 


1748. -[1828.] In Favour; From, Abbert, txxxm1. 159. Ab- 
beyknockmoy, 159. Abbey Larra, 277. Abbeymahon, 109. 
Abbyfeale, 113, rp. Abergavenny, Catholics, 268. Abergavenny, 


Protestants, 356. Abingdon, 294, ep. Acton Burnell, 319, Pp. 


Adare,216, Pr. Aghiart, 159. Aglis,83. Aglish,11,P. Aglish, 
Ballyhean and Breafy, 109, rp. Ahada, 14. Ahamlish, 41, p. 
Ahane, 324, rp. Ahascragh, 159. Alwington, 268. Ampleforth, 
332. Anacarty, 313. Anacurra,14,Pp. Anageliff,294. Anagh- 
lone and Drumballyroney, 277, rp. Anghavass, 139, Pp. Anna, 
126, p. Annaduff, 87,r. Anna, West, 139,e. Annahilt, 10, p. 
Antrim, 324, ep. Appleforth, 332. Appleton, near Warrington, 
332. Ararahan, 36, p. Ardagh, 78. 159, p. Ardbracan and 
Rathboyne, 159, p. Ardcanny, 113, ep. Ardcarn aud Icomna, 
36, Pp. Ardcath, Clonalvy and Piercetown, 159, Pp. Ardclinnis, 
335, P. Ardcrony, 87. Ardfield, 109. Ardfinan, Ballybeacon, 
&amp;e., 318. Ardmore and Grange, 113. Ardnaguhy, 90, p. Ard- 
patrick, 113, wp. ‘Ardragoole, 324, p. Ardtrea and Desertlynn, 
277, p. Armagh, 277,.p. Arundel, 324. Ashton in Macker- 
field, 259, p. Ashton near Wigan, Park Lane Chapel, 319. 
Askeaton, Lismakeera and Iveruss, 216, p. Athanasius, St., and 
Kilbreedy Major, 113, rp. Athboy,56,r. Athenry,36, Pp. Ath- 
lacca, 113, Pp. Athleague, 113, rp. Athlone, St. Peter, and St. 
Mary, 56, vp. Athy, 324. Attymass, 304, p. Augha, 130, Pp. 
Aughabog, 319, rp. Aughamore and Knock, 36, rp. Aughamul- 
len, East, 319, P. — 139, p. Aughnagaran, 332, p. 
Aughoure, 14, rp. Aughrim, 259, p. Aughrim and Kilconnel, 
36, p. Axminster, 268.—Baddesly Clinton, 268. Bakewell, 415. 
Balinacourty, 159. Balinahinch and Kilascully, 113. Bali- 
vourny, 282,P. Balla and Half Parish of Minold, 45. Balleagh, 
151, Pp. Ballee, 143, rp. Ballen, 313. Ballina and Bohor, 113. 
Ballinakill, 181, rp. Ballinasloe, 324. Ballinchalla and Kilmo- 
lard, 109, p. Ballincolig and Ballinora, 109. Ballingaddy, 
294, p. Ballingarry,242,p. Ballinora, 109. Ballinroad, 113, p. 
Ballinrobe, 17. Ballinruddy, 332,r. Ballinure, 216, rp. Bally- 
beacon, 313. Ballybarrack, 238, p. Ballybricken, 14, p. Bally- 
brood, 14, p. Ballybog or Kilerahan, East, 27. Ballyboghill, 
277. Ballycahill,113. Ballycallan, 221. Ballycommon, 332, p. 
Ballyduff, 17, rp. Ballyellen, 45. Ballygart, 294. Ballygarvan, 
113, Pp. Ballygunner, 17,P. Ballyhahill, 36, rp. Ballyhea, 83. 
Ballyhean, 109, pr. Ballyhigne,27. Ballylaneen, 294,r. Bally- 
loghlol, 14,e. Ballylongford, 235. Ballymachugh, 14, p. Bal- 
lymacnabb, 22, pr. Ballymacoda, 282, p. Ballymacormack, 
277, vp. Ballymartle and Cullen, 109. Ballymascanlon, 324. 
Ballymoney, 109. Ballymore, 56, r. Ballymore, Maglass and 
others, 308. Ballymore and Mullabrach, 22, p. Ballymun, 78, p. 
Ballynamona, 45, Pp. Ballyragget, 113, rp. Ballysheehan, 313. 
Balrothery, 277. Balteagh, 151, rp. Baltinglass, Rathbran and 
Ballinure, 216, p. Banagher, 14, r. Bandon, 87. Bannow and 
Union, 303. Bansha, 313. Bantry, 259, Pr. Barcony, 332, p. 
Barnacola, 87, p. Baronstown, 238,P. Bartlomy,109. Barton- 
upon-Irwell, 277, p. Bath, 287. Becan, 36, p. Beltingham, 
282, Pp. 332, p. Benown, 139, p. Bicester, Market End, 324, p. 
Birchley, 335. Birmingham, St. Chads, 282. Birmingham, St. 
Peter’s Chapel, 479, rp. Bishop Thornton, 294. Black Ladies, 
near Wolverhampton, 259, p. Blackbrock, 313. Bohor, 113. 
Bolton-le-Moors, 264. Booterstown, 139. Borris, 113. Borris- 
leigh, 113. Boston, 282,p. Bournay and Corbally, 313. Boyle, 
113, vp. Brampton, 282, p. Bransby, 319. Bray, 139, p. 
Breafy, 109, rp. Bright, 143,r. Brighton, 282, p. Bristol, 332. 
Bristol, Catholic Inhabitants, 332, rp. Broadford, 113,p. Brock- 
hampton, 282, p. Brough Hall, near Catterick, 332. Bruff 
Grange and Glanogra, 113. Bruree and Coleman’s Well, 113, p. 
Bumlin, 36, P. Bungay, 324. Burghwallis, 319, rp. Burnley, 
313. Burscough Hall, Ormskirk, &amp;c. 259, rp. Bury St. Ed- 
mund’s, 282. Bury St. Edmund’s, Protestant Dissenters, 407. 
Butlerstown, 17, p. Buttevant, 109. Bywell, St. Peter, 339.— 
Caher, 313. Caherconlish, Isert, Laurence, &amp;c., 14, p. Caher- 
nany, 113, Pp. Cahir, 27, Cahirgeall, 22, r. Callan, 238, p. 
Camus, 151, p. Cannington, 282. Canterbury, 313. Cappa, 
216,p. Cappagh, 269, p. Cappawhite, 313. Cappoquin, 294, p. 
Carraightowhill, 282, p. Carlingford, 17, p. Carlisle, 287. 
Carlow, 313, p. Carlton, 319, p. Carnew Half Parish, 96. 
Carra and Ballinruddy, 332, r. Carrackedmund, 277. Carrick- 
beg, 294, p. Carrick-on-Suir, 113, p. Carrigeen, 113, p. Car- 
shalton, 332, p. Cashell, 277. Castleblakeney, alias Killisolin, 
36, p. Castlecomer, 238, p. Castleconnell and Ahane, 324, p. 
Castleconnor, 277, p. Castledermot, 313. Castlehaven and 
Miross, 109. Castle Iney, 14,r. Castlejordan, 159, p. Castle 
Lyons, &amp;c., 109. Castlemahon, 113, Pr. Castletown, 113, P. 
Castletown Delvin, 339, rv. Castlerahan Monter, Connaught, 
332, p. Castletown Roche, 282, p. Catholics of Ireland, 139, p. 
Chappell Russell, 113, pv. Charleville, 83. Chertsey, 287. 
Chester, 282. Chideock, 268. Chipping Norton, 324,p. Chud- 
leigh, 303. Clara, 96, p. Clara Union, 277, p. Clayton-le- 
Moors, 303. Cleogough, 143, p. Cleriham, 113. Clints, 282, Pr. 
Clogheen and Ballysheehan, 313. Clogher, 56, p. 277, p. Clo- 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued) —relative to— 


Roman Catholic Claims—continued. 


[1828.] In Favour—continued. 
herbrian, txxxu1. 126, p. Clonalvy, 159, p. Clonaslee, 268, p. 
Cloncah, 143, rp. Clondalkin,87, p. Clonea,17, rp. Cloneen and 
Drangan, 313. Clonegall, 304,p. Clonenagh, 268, rp. Clones, 
242, p. Clones, East, 319, p. Cloney, 324, p. Clonfeicle, 117, p. 
Clonlea, 185. Clonleigh, 143, p. ye ine » 143, p. Clonmell, 
73,P. Clonmore and Kilquiggan, 87,r. Clonmult, 83. Clonoe, 
96, rp. Clontedd and its Union, 41. Clontubrid, 113, pr. Cloon, 
109. Cloonaff, 36, p. Cloonclare, 87, r. Cloonfinlough, 36, p. 
Cloonine, 332, p. Clontarf and Raheny, 287. Clontribrit, 324. 
Cloughornalls, 332, p. Cloyne, 83. Chega Priest, 238, p. Co- 
bridge, 287. Cockerham and Thurnham, 264. Cockermouth, 
287. Coleman’s Well, 112,r. Collinstown, 45,P. Collon, 56, p. 
Colombkill, East Division, 332, ep. Colp Kilsharvan and St. 
Mary Meath, 185. Comber Clandy, 56, rp. Cong, 36, p. Con- 
Mage 335, p. Conna, 109. Connaught, 324, p. Connaught, 
-» 382, p. Coolock and Ballyman, 78, p. Cooly 17, rp. Cor- 
bally, 313. Cork, St. Finbar’s, 90, p. Cork, St. Mary and St. 
Ann Shandon, 112. Cork, St. Peter and St. Paul, 90, p. Cor- 
nagee, 277, p. Cossey, 268. Cottam, 313. Cove and the Great 
Island, 78, p. Coventry, 294. Courtfield, 268. Crathorne, 332. 
Cratloe, 185. Crecora, 113, p. Creevy, Lower, 313. Creevy, 
Upper, 332, p. Creggan, Lower, 22, p. Creggan, Upper, 17, p. 
Creagh, 242, rp. Cronyburne, 332, p. Crooke, 17, rp. Crooks- 
town or Naraghmore, 324. Crossmolina and Ardragoole, 324, p. 
Croxdale, 264, p. Culdaff, 185, rp. Cullen, 109. Currin, 
319, p.—Danby Bedle, 332. Dangon, 78. Darlington, 313. 
Davidstown or Rosdroil, 96. Derryloran and Desertcreat, 96, p. 
Desart, 83. 109. Desartagny, 143, p. Desertcreat, 96, p. De- 
sertlynn, 277, p. Desertmartin and Kilronohan, 277, rp. Dingle, 
28, Pp. Donabate, 277,r. Donagh, 151,r. Donagheavy, 139, p. 
Donaghmore, 83, P. 332, P. "Detedinak and Knockavella, 
113. Donegal, 319, Pp. Doneraile, 264, Pp. Dongoorney, 
83. Donon, 159, r. Dononought, 324, rp. Donoughmore, 109. 
113, p. Donoughmore, Upper, and Killeshiel, 96, r. Donough 
Patrick, 36,r. Doon,313. Doonane,14,r. Doonfeeny, 242, p. 
Dorchester, 268, p. Dorquin, 28. Douglass, 90, rp. Down, 
143, p. Drangan,313. Dremshnat, 151, Pr. Drenah, 264, p. 
Driffield, Great, 335, p. Drimacoo, Kiltearnan and Killeeravara, 
159. Drishane, 109. Drogheda, 313, rp. Drom and Inch, 36, p. 
Dromcolloher and Broadford, 113, p. Dromin, 238, ep. Dromin 
and Athlacea, 113, p. Dromiskin and Union, 17, p. Dromrod, 
28. Dromore and Garraghey, 264, p. Drum and Half 
Parish of Russlee, 109, p. Drumachose, Balleagh, &amp;c., 151, Pp. 
Drumballyroney, 277, ep. Drumbane and Upper Church, 113. 
Drumclifie, 19, rp. Drumcondra and Ardagh, 159, ep. Drum- 
cree, 22, p. Drumglass, Killyman, &amp;c., 96, p. Drumgooland, 
Upper, 148, p. Tomine Lower, 324. Drumgoon, 56, p. 
Drumhilla, 332, p. Drumlane, 428, rp. Drumlare, 277. Dru- 
moleague and Drenah, 264, p. Drumran, 169, p. Drum- 
reilly, Lower, 324. Drumtariff, 324. Duagh, 27. Dual Osso 
and Glandelough, 87, rp. Duckenfield, 324, Dublin, Irish 
Town, 87, Pp. Dublin, St. Audeon, 332, p. Dublin, St. Cathe- 
rine’s, 332, p. Dublin,St. James, 332, rp. Dublin, St. Mary and 
St. Peter, 277. Dublin, St. Mary, St. Thomas and St. George, 
332, pr. Dublin, St. Michael and St. John, 332, p. Dublin, St. 
Michans, 313. Dublin, St. Nicholas Without. St. Peter’s, St. 
Luke’s, with the Bishop’s and Dean’s Liberties, 332, p. Dublin, 
St. Paul, 139,r. Dulane and Loughan, 96,r. Duleek,282. Dun- 
bin, Philipstown, &amp;c., 238, p. Duncormuck, 96. Dundalk, St. 
Nicholas,17,r. Dungarvan,17,e. Dungwin,90,p. Dunhill, 17, p. 
Dunkerrin and Temple Harry, 277, rp. Dunleckny and Augha, 
130, Pp. Dunleer and Dromin, 238, vy. Dunsarn, 159, Pr. Duns- 
ford, 143, p. Duras, 36, p. Durrow, 113, p. Durrow and 
Lorha, 313. Durrow and Tullamoore, 287, p. Duruss and 
Kilerohane, 264, p.— Easebourne, 319. Easingwold, 319. 
Edenderry and Rhode, 319, p. Edgworthstown, 277. Effin, 
113, P. Eglish, 277, p. Egton, 324. Elphin, 113, x. Emly, 
313. Emo, 324, p. Enfield, 303. England and Scotland, 
362, p. Ennis, 324, p. Enniscorthy and Templeshannon, 101. 
Enniskillen, Catholics, 319, rp. Enniskillen Tempoe, 22, p. 
Enniskeen, 319, p. Esker, 14, Fr. Everingham, 332, p.—Faha, 
294, p. Fahan and Dersertagny, 143, p. Fanlobbus, 109. 
Faughart, 17, r. Fedamore,113,P. Faithlegg and Crooke, 17, p. 
Fenaugh, 87, p. Feniter, 28. Fennor, 17, p. Fethard and 
Killusty, 113. Fiddown, 238,r. Finglass and Saint Margaret’s, 
87, P. Fore and Colinstown, 45, p. Forgney, 277. Fourmile- 
water and Newcastle, 11, p. Fournafulla, 113, p. Foxcote, 303. 
Freshford, Tullarean and Threecastles, 113, p.—Galloon, 143, p. 
Galway, Saint Nicholas, 106, rp. Gammonsfield and Kilcash, 
113. Garrignarar or Glanmire, 90, Pp. Garrocloyne, 117, pP. 
Garryross, 332, rp. Garstang, 277, Pp. Garvaghey, 264, Pp. 
Gallen, 332, vr. Gallow, 294. Geasehill, 319. Glandelough, 
87, Pp. Glandine, 17,r. Glanmire or Garrignarar, 90,P. Glan- 
mire, Lower Union of, 90, p. Glanorgra, 113,P. Glanworth, 109. 
Glemore, 113, rp. Glenade or Rossinver, West, 139, Pr. Glenavey, 
and Killead, 151, rp. Glenravel, 324. Glin or Kilfergus, 169, p. 
Glinbegh and Glincarr, 27. Glinbrohane, 313. Glincarr, 27. 
Glyn, 304, p. Gores Bridge, 221. Gorey, 332, yp. Gosport, 
287. Graig, 19, P. Granard, 277. Grange and Kilmurry, 
294, p. Grange and Ardmore, 113. Grange, Bruff and Gle- 
nogra, 113, p. Grange and Killane, 14, r. Great Island, 78, p. 
Grenagh and Ballynamona, 45, Pp. Grinstead, West, 287. 
Guildford, 287.—Hacketstown, 101, p. Haggardstown, 238, p. 
Hassop, 415. Haynstown, 238, p. Hayton, 282, rp. Hendred, 
East, 287. Hereford, 264. ayes 324. Hilsborough, 151, p. 
Holderness, 282, p. Holme on Spalding Moor, 319, er. Holy- 
cross and Ballycahill, 113. Holywell, 324. Honiton, 332, p. 
Hook, Saint James, 41. Horsham and West Grinsted, 287.— 
Iberius, Saint, 76. Ilkley, Myddleton Lodge, 268.» Immogule, 
LXXXIIL. 


856 





PETITION S—continued. 








1. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Roman Catholic Claims—continued. 
[1828.] In Favour—continued. 
Lxxx1u. 83. Inch, 143,P. Inistioge,96.113,r. Inch and Drom, 
36, P. Inchtarorranwan, 83. Inniscarra, 282, Pr. Innishannon and 
Knockaville, 87. Ipswich, 282. Ireland, Catholics, 139, P. 
Irishtown, Dublin, 87, vr. Irnham, Lincoln, 304, Pp.  Isert, 
Lawrence, 14, Pp. Islandeady, 151, rp. Iveleary, 83. Iveruss, 
216, p.—James, Saint, and Hook, 41. John’s, Saint, Kilonvoy, 
36, Pp. Julianstown, 294.—Kanturk, 109. Keelmelkedar, 27. 
Kelbeck and Staholmock, 96, rp. Kells, 96, rp. Kendal, 332, re. 
Kenilworth, 339, vp. Kennigh, 83. Kentstown and Union, 
324, p. Kiddington, 324. CKilallon, 96, pr. Kilascully, 113. 
Kilavery and Kileommon, 117. Kilbarry and Oristown, 159, Pp. 
Kilbeaconty, 36, rp. Kilbeagh, 83, rp. Kilbeg and Stahol- 
mock, 96, p. Kilbeggan and Rahue, 78, p. Kilbolane, 78, P. 
Kilbreedy, Major, 113, rp. Kilbrew, 155, re. Kilbrittain and 
Ratheclareen, 264, P. Kileash, 113. Kilchan, Cahan or 
Watergrasshill, 90, rp. Kilchriest, 14, rp. Kilcleagh and Bally- 
loghloe, 14, vp. Kilclief, 143, rp. Kilclonfert, 332, p. Kilcola, 
113, Pp. Kileoleman, 45. Kilcommon, 117. Kilcommon and 
Robin, i99, Pp. Kilconnel, 36, Pp. Kilconnickny, Kilconniran 
and Lickerry, 159. Kilconniran, 159. Kilcooly, 332, rp. Kil- 
coony, 159. Kilcorkey, 36, pr. Kilerahan, East, or Ballybog, 
27.  Kilerahane, 264, rp. Kildacomoge, 206. Kildalky, 
159, Pp. Kildallen,139,r. Kildangan,235. Kildimo, Ardcanny 
and Chappell Russell, 113, r. Kildare and Ranthangan, 324, P. 
Kildorrery, 109.. Kile, 113, p. Kilcash, 113. Kaileruan, 87. 
Kilfacnabeg, 282, rp. Kilfarboy and Kilmurry, 101, rp.  Kil- 
fergus, 169, p. Kilfinane and Ardpatrick, 113, rp. Kilfintane, 
185. Kilfunaghty, 101, vp. Kilgariff, 105.  Kilgarvin and 
Attymass, 304, Pp. Kilgeever,17, Pe. Kilglass, 332. Kilgobinet, 
17, Pe. Kilibanymere, 17, P. Kilkeevin, 36, Pr. Kilkenny, City, 
Saint John’s, 277. Kilkenny, West, 139, ep. Kilcorkey, 36, P. 
Kilkronohan, 277, rp. Kill and Kilmanaham, 14, Pp. Killaban, 
22,r. Killaderry, Kilclonfert and Ballycommon, 332, Pp. Kil- 
ladoom, 56,r. Killalaghton and Kilrickle,324,r. Killaloe, 211. 
Killaton, 96, rp. Killane, 14, p. Killany, 238, p. Killanne, 
332, Pp. Killare, 45, vp. Killarney, 319. 
Killashee, 277. Killea, 185, rp. Kiliead, 151, Pp. Killeagh, 
Ardagh and Dangon, 78. Killeany, 14, p. 17. Killeedy and 
Fournafulla, 113, p. Killeen, 159, p. Killeen and Menagh, 113. 
Killeenavara, 159. Killelagh, 78, p. Killena,36,r. Killenard, 
324, p. Killenaule and Moglass, 313. Killenaune and Cahir, 
27. Killerglin, 27. Killeriran, 36, r. Killeshiel, 96, rp. Kil- 
lessnet, 277, P. Killevan and Aughaboy, 319, P. —Killilagh, 
14, P, 17. 
324, Pp. Killimor, 159. Killimore, 324, p. Killinadima and 
Kiltiskle, 159. Killinagh, 14, rp. Killineen, 324, rp. Killiscobe, 
159. Killisolin, alias Castleblakeney, 36, rp. Killmeen, 83. 
Killmore, 304, p. Killmurry, 14, r. Killodurnan, 113. Killoe, 
277. Killorglin, 27. Killua and Kilalon, 96, rp. Killubride, 
83, Pp. Killucan, 14, Pr. Killuran, 185. Killury, 27. Kil- 
lusty, 113. Killyman, 96, rp. Kilmacabea and Kilfacnabeg, 
282, rp. Kilmacatranay and Kiladoom, 56, rp. Kilmacduagh, 
159. Kilmacrean, 36, ep. Kilmain, 19. 36, Pr. Kilmallock and 
Ballingaddy, 294, rp. Kilmanaham, 14, r. Kilmeashall and 
Newtownbarry, 17, p. Kilmeen, 332, rp. Kilmegan, 143, p. 
Kilmichael, 83. Kilmisson, 159, P. Kilmoylan and Kilmacrean, 
36, P. Kilmohan, 83. Kilmolara, 109, Pp. 
Kilmore, 22, p. 216. Kilmore and Dremshnat, 151, P. 
and Half Parish of Cloonaff, 36, rp. 
Inch, 143, ep. Kilmoremoy Ballina, 242, Pp. 
Kilmurry, 83, 84, p. 109. 113, ep. Kilmurry and Grange, 294, Pp. 
Kilmurry and Killarboy, 101, p. Kilogennedy, 185, Kilonvoy, 
Saint John’s, 36, p. Kilquade, 83, ep. Kilquane, 28. 185. 
Kilquiggan, 87, P. Kilrickle, 324, P. Kilrush and Half Parish 


Kilmore, 


of Carnew, 96. Kilseily and Kilogennedy, 185. Kilshannie, 


109. Kilsharvin, 185. Kilskier, 96, Pr. Kiltearnan, 159. Kil- 
tegan, 14, p. Kilthomas, 36, ep. Kiltiskle, 159. Kiltoughart, 
109. Kiltrustan, 36, ep. Kilulla, 159. Kilvine, 139, rp. Kil- 
watermoy, 17, P. Kilworth, 264, P. Kinegad, 324, P. 
King’s County, 287, rp. Kinnawley, 277. Kinneigh, 83. Kin- 
vard, Duras and Kiltena, 36, rp. Kirkham, 259, p. Knares- 
borough, 332. Knigh, 113. Knock, 36, ep. Knockaderry, 
113,P. Knockaney, 294, p. Knockanore, 17, Pp. Knockanure, 
27. Knockavella, 113. Knockaville, 87. Knockbride, 130, p. 
Knockcommon, Donon and Union, 159, p. Knockfierna, 242, p. 
Knockinny, 287. Knocklong and Glinbrohane, 313. Knuck- 
anure, 27.—Lackan, 332, rp. Lacker, 22,P. Ladies’ Island and 
Saint Iberius, 96. Ladysbridge, 83. Lancaster, 277, rp. Lan- 
chester, 319, Pp. Lanesborough, 277. Lanherne, Cornwall, 264, 
265, P. Laracor and Gallow, 294. Lartington, 277. Layd and 
Ardeclinnis, 335, p. Lea, Killinard, Emo and Portarlington, 
324, Pp. Leary, 22,p. Leckanvy, Half Parish, 45. Leeds, 277. 
Leicester, 335. Leighlin Bridge,394,p. Leitrim, 324. Leitrim, 
Kilmeen and Kilcooly, 332, p. Lichfield, 287. Lickeen, 130, Pp. 
Lickerrig, 159. Limerick, Saint John, 117, rp. Limerick, Saint 
Mary, 113, ve. Limerick, Saint Michael, 113, p. Limerick, 
Saint Patrick, 113, rp. Limerick, Newcastle, 113, p. Limerick, 
Thomondgate, 113, p. Lincoln, 282, p. _ Linton-upon-Ouse, 294. 
Lisburn and Hilsborough, 151, rp. Liscannon,22, p. Lisdowney 
and Clontubrid, 113, ep. Lislee and Abbeymahon, 109. Lisma- 
keera, 216, p. Lismore, 17, p. Lissonusfey, 36, p. Listrie, 
28, p. Liverpool, 313, rp. Lockeen, 113. London, Jewin 
Crescent Chapel, 415. Londonderry, City, 151, ep. Longbirch, 
Wolverhampton, 268. Lorha and Durrow, 313. Loughgall and 
Tartarraghan, 294. Loughgan, 96, rv. Loughglyn, 259, p. 
Loughinisland, 73, ep. Loughmore and Castle Iney, 14, Pp. 
Loughrea, 36, pr. Louth, Lincoln, 282, p. Lucan, 87. Lurgan, 
17. Lynally, 277. Lyon’s Castle, 109.—Macclesfield, 335, p. 
Macroom, 109. Maghera, 56, P. Magheradroll, 10, Pp. 


Killarton, 36, P. | 


Killileagh, 143, p. Killilee, Stradbally and Killileen, | 





Kilmoon, 14, Pp. 17. | 


Kilmore, Killileagh and | 
Kilmoyler, 113. | 





Roman Catholic Claims—continued. 


[1828.] In Favour—continued. 

Magherahamlet, txxxu1. 10, rp. Maglass, Ballymore, &amp;e., 303. 
Maheracloon, 117, p. Maheross,90,P. Malahide,181. Mallow, 
117, ep. Manchester and Salford, 332, p. Mannester and Feda- 
more, 113, p. Maralin, 268, p. Margate, 313. Margaret’s, 
Saint, 87, p. Marnhull, 268, p. Martin, 28. Mayne and its 
Union, 304, p. Mayo and Doonane, 14, p. Meath, aint Mary, 
185. Meelick, 56,p. Menagh, 113. Mere, 264,r. Mid- 
dleton, 83. Midland Counties, 264. Miltown and Listrie, 28, p, 
Minola, Half Parish, 45. Ministeracres, Northumberland, 254, p. 
Miross, 100. Mocarkey and Borris, 113. Modrenny, Ardcoony 
and Kileruan, 87. oglass, 313. Mohill, 324. Moira and 
Maralin, 268, Pp. Monaghan, 151, pr. Monasterevan, 235. Monk- 
newton, 159, p. Monmouth, 319, p. Moneduff, 277. Monsea, 
Knigh and Killodurnan, 113. Monter, 332. Moorchurch, 294, 
Moore, 221. Moragh and Templemartin, 109. Moriday, 109, 
Morley, Salop, 268. Morpeth and Vicinity, 319, Pr. Mount Coin 
and Carrigeen,‘113, p. , Mount Mellick, 159, ep. Moville, 143, p. 
Moycullen, 106. Moylogh, Aghiart and Killiscobe, 159. Moy- 
nalty, 101, p. Moyne, 113, p. Mullabrack, 22, p. Mullagh, 
216, p. Mullens, Saint,109. Mullingar, 304, rp. Multifarnham, 
Lacker, &amp;c., 22, p. Multose, 87. Mungrett, 113, p. Murhur 
and Knuckanure, 27. Myshall, 304, p.— Naas, 19, Pp. Na- 
raghmore, 324. Nedd and Cornigee, 277. Nenagh, 101, p. 
Newark-upon-Trent, 268. 335, p. New Bridge, 19, p. 294, 
Newcastle, 11,p. Newcastle, Limerick, 113, p. Roane uace. 
Tyne, 268, p. Newmarket, Clare, 324. Newport, Mayo, 117, p. 
Newport Pagnell, 332, rp. New Ross, Saint Mary, 96. Newry, 
78, p. Newtown, 113. Newtownbarry; 17, pr. Nobber, 159, p, 
Northampton, 277, p. Northampton, Unitarians, 319, p. Nor- 
wich, Saint Swithin’s Chapel, 268. Norwich, Saint John’s 
Chapel, 282, p. Nottingham, 324. Noughvilly, 139, p.—Ogo 
noloe, 185. Oldtown, 159, Pp. Ooning and Fiddown, 238, p, 
Oranmore and Ballinacourty, 159, Oristown, 159, p. Ormond, 
Lower, 87. Ormskirk, 259, p. Otiragh, 109. Oundle, 277. 
Ovens, 83. Overthorpe, 324. Oxford, 324.—Pallis Green and 
Templebride, 313. Palmerstown, 87. Paulstown and Gores- 
bridge, 221. Philipstown, 238, p. Piercetown, 159, p. Plea- 
sington, 259, Pp. Poole, 332, rp. Pontefract, 319, Pr. Portarling- 
ton, 324, p. Portnashangan, 22, Pp. Portsea, 264. Portumna, 
324,p. Powerstown, 313. rage 282.—Quin and Cloney, 
324, p.—Rahan and Lynally, 277. ahara, 36, Pp. Raheen, 268, 
Rahoon, 106. Rahue, 78, p. Ratass, 126, p. Rathaspeck, 313. 
Rathangan, 324,r. Rathbarry,109. Rathboyne, 159, Pr. Rath- 
bran, 216, Pp. Rathclaren, 264, p. Rathconnell, 17, p. Rath- 
core and its Union, 335, p. Rathcormac, 17, p. 109. Rath- 
downy,90,p. Rathfarnham,277. Rathfeigh, Skryne and Trevit, 
159, p. Rathkeale, 242, p. Rathee, 313, p. Rathsarin, 90, p. 
Ratoath, 159, p. Rattoo, 27. Reading, 287, rp. Reheny, 287. 
Reynagh and Gallen, 332, p. Rhode,319,r. Richmond (York), 
282, p. Ringagonagh, 17, p.  Robertstown, 26, p. Robin, 
109,P. Roscommon, County, 36, rp. Roscrea and Kile, 113, p. 
Rosdroil or Davidstown, 96. Rosegarland, 96. Rosemir, 78. 
Rosenallis, 268, p. Ross, 36, p. Ross, New, Saint Mary, 
96. Rosscarberry, 176, Pp. Rossinver, 87, Pp. Rossinver, 
West, 139, p. Rossmire, 17, p. Rothbury, 268. Rowlestown 
and Old Town, 159, p. Ruane, 101, p. Russlee, Half 
Parish, 109, p.—Salford, 332, r. Saul, 143, p. Salisbury, 303. 
339, p. Scarborough, 277. Scotland, 362, pr. Seapatrick, 
324, p. Selby, 319, p. Seskinane, 17, p. Shanagany, 83. 
Shanagolden, 36, rp. Shandon, St. Mary and St. Anne, 113. 
Shandrum, 109. Sheffield, 282, p. Shields, North, 332, p. 
Shepton Mallett, Stratton and Shortwood, 313, p. Shortwood, 
313, p. Shotley, 339. Shrewsbury, 313, p. Shrule, 45. 277. 
Skryne, 159, p. Skull, East, 259, p. Skull, West, 259, p. Slane 
Union and Parish, 294. Sleverne,113, rp. Sligo, St. John, 216. 
Sliguff, Zorum and Ballyellen, 45, p. Slindon, 324. Solihull, 
268. Sonning, Berks, 264, Pr. Sotohead, 143, p. Stafford, 
319. Staholmock, 96, ep. Stamford, 277. Stamfordham, 319. 
Stamullin Moor Church, Julianstown, and Ballygart, 294. Stape 
Hill, 277, p. Stapleton and Burghwallis, 319, p. Stockeld, 332. 
Stockport, 277, p. Stockton-on-Tees, 268, rp. Stone, 319. Stone- 
hawl and Cappa, 216, pr. Stourbridge, 319. Stradbally, 294, p. 
Stradbally, &amp;c., 324, p. Stradbally and Esker, 14, p. Stratton, 
313, Pp. Street, 313, p. Sudbury, 362. Suncroft, 324. Sunder- 
land, 332. Sutton, Wexford, 254. Swords and Malahide, 181. 
Syddon, and its Union, 294.—Tallow, 294, p. Tallanstown, 324. 
Tarmonbarry, 259, p. Tartarraghan, 294. Temple Bride, 313. 
Temple Harry, 277, rp. Templemartin, 109. Templemichael and 
Ballymacormack, 277, p. Templemore, 313. Templecrone, 319, P. 
Templeport, 83, r. Tem be wate by 101. Templetogher, 
238, Pp. Templetohy, 113. Tempoe, Enniskillen, 22,r. Termon- 
fechin, East, 238, p. Thirsk, 277. Thomondgate, Limerick, 
113, ep. Threecastles, 113, p. Thurles, 176, p. Thurnham, 264. 
Timoleague and Cleogough, 143, rp. Tintern, Rosegarland and 
inch, 96. Tipperary, 313. Tipperary, County, Roman Catholics, 
113. Tissaren, 319. Tixall, 268. Toonena, 36, rp. Tounadro- 
man, 282, p. Tracton, 11, p. Tralee, 126, p. Trevit, 159, P. 
Trim, 159, p. Trooperstown, 96, p. Truagh, 139, p. Tuam, 
181, p. Tubberlion, 277, p. Tubrid and Tullahorton, 113. Tuerty, 
259, p. Tulla, 185. Tullahorton, 113. Tullamore and Durrow, 
287, Pp. Tullaroan, 113, ep. Tullow, 304, p. Tullyallen, 56, P. 
Tullylish, Seapatrick, &amp;c., 324, rp. Tuogh, 22, p. Turin and 
Rathconnel, 17, p. Turlough and Kildacomoge, 206. Tydavnet, 
151, p. Tyholton, 151, rp. Tynagh, 332, p. Tyrella, 143, P— 
Ulla, 143, p. Underwood Weston, 332, rp. Union of Dromiskin, 
17, p. Union of Donon, 159, p. Upper Church, 113. Urling- 
ford, 113, p. Urney and Anageliff, 294.—Wallingford, 332, P. 
Wardour, 313, rp. -Warminster, 332,r. Warrington, 264, P. 
Warwick, 264. Warwick and Kenilworth, 339, p. bal ty 

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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Roman Catholic Claims—continued. 
{1828.] In Favour—continued. 

St. John, rxxx1. 14, p. Waterford, St. Patrick, 14, p. Waterford, 
Trinity, 41, p. Waterford, Trinity Without, 14, rp. Watergrasshill, 
or Kilchan Cahan, 90, rp. Weston Underwood, 332, rp. West- 
port, 45. Wetherall, Brampton, Hayton, &amp;c., 282, p. Wexford, 
96. Weybridge and Chertsey, 287. Wherry and Tissaren, 319. 
Whitby, 319. Whitchurch, 17, p. Whitchurch and Garrow- 
cloyne, 117, p. Whitehaven, 264. Whittingham, 254. Wick- 
low, 332, p. Willows Kirkham, 259, rp. Windsor, 332, p. Wol- 
verhampton, 268. Worcester, City and Vicinity, 250, p. Work- 
ington, 264. Worksop, 313, p.—Yarm, 294. Yarmouth, Norfolk, 
313, p. York, City, 277, Pr. York, Inhabitants, 277, p. York, 
Richmond, 282, p. Youghal and Cloyne Priest, 238, p.—Zorum, 
45, P. 


; 1749. [1828.] Against; From, Aberayron, ixxxu1. 382, P. 
Aberystwyth, 382,p. Addington, 319,p. Aghold Union, 268, p. 
Ahabog, 254, rp. Anna or Beturbet, 260, rp. Annagelliffe, 260, p. 

Antrim, Landed Proprietors, 277, p. Antrim Parish, 277. Armagh, 

Protestant Inhabitants, 282, ». 382, rp. Arva, 260, P. Ashfield, 

277, p. Athlone, 277, rp. Auchterarder, Presbytery, 340. Augha- 

loo, 313. Aylesford,319, p. Aylesbury, Three Hundreds, 332, p. 

Ayr, 294.—Ballibay, 242, p. Baillieborough, 282, p. Ballinakill, 

319. Ballinakilly, 319. Ballintemple, 260, rp. Ballinure, 287. 

Ballisakeery, 277, Pp. Ballyloughloe, 305, rp. Ballymachue, 260, p. 

Ballymayer Union, 282, rp. Ballyrodare, 268, Pp. Pallyonmagiinn, 

319. Ballyzodare, 268, Pr. Baltinglass, 332, r. Banbury, 319, p. 

. Bandon, 324, pr. Barragh, 332, r. Bath, Archdeaconry, 181, p. 

Bearsted, 356, p. Beaufort, 242, p. Beckenham, 294, r. Bel- 

fast, 356, Pp. Belturbet, otherwise Anna, 260, rp. Berks, Arch- 

deaconry, 268, Pp. Beverly, 265, rp. Bideford, 277, rp. Birling, 

319, P. Blaenavon, 282, p. Blessington, 319, p. Bletchley, 

\ 332, Pp. Boston, Inhabitants, 287, Pr. Boston, Mayor, Aldermen, 
&amp;c., 221,P. Bramley, 282. Bray, 287. Brecon, 277. Bridgar 

and Bearsted, 356, rp. Brighton, Providence Chapel, 340, p. 

Bristol, St. Augustine-the-Less, 282, rp. Bristol, St. James, 313, p. 

Bristol, St. Mary Redcliffe, 282, rp. Bristol, St. Paul, 319, p. 

Bristol, St. Thomas, 313, p. Brixham, Inhabitants, 282. Brix- 

ham, Wesleyan Methodists, 335, p. Buckingham, 305, r. Builth, 

277.—Callington, 431. Camberwell Grove Chapel, 282. Camp- 

den, Dean and Clergy, 181, ep. Canterbury, Diocese, 319, P. 

Carberry, United Parishes, 282. Cardigan, 382. Carmarthen, 

282, p. Carrobrack, 268, p. Castleconner, 277, Pr. Castleraghan, 

260, p. Castleterra, 242. Cavan Shercock, 294, rp. Cavan, 382, P. 
Cheddington, 332, rp. Chichester, Archdeaconry, 282. Chichester, 
Providence Chapel, 383. Chittlehampton, 319, p. Chobham, 

268. Cirencester, 159. Cleveland, Archdeaconry, 265, p. Clifton, 

282, p. Clisthydon, 254, rp. Clones, 254, p. Clonfeckle, 313. 
Colchester, Archdeaconry, 282, p. Coventry, Archdeaconry, 

268, p. Cranbrook, 319, p. Crickhowell, 277. Cryhelp, 313, P. 

Curran, 254, p.—Dalham, Gazeley, &amp;c., 282. Danard and Cry- 

help, Union of, 313, p. Dedham, 282, rp. Delganny, 332, p. 

Denn, 282, rp. Derralossory, 282, rp. Ditton, Kent, 382, pr. 
Dolgellan, 277, r. Donagh, 277, rp. Donaghdony, 277, P. 
Donington, Salop, 361. Donoughmore, 319, Pp. 335, P. Dor- 

chester, 265. Dowdeswell, 282, p. Drimat, 277, r. Dromard 

» and Skreen, 277, rp. Drumcree, 268, p. Drumglass, 268, P. 

' Drumgoon, 277, rp. Drumlane, 265, p. Drumloman, 260. 
Dramsnat, 277, p. Drung and Larha, 242. Dublin, Corpora- 

tioa, 268, Pp. Dublin, Corporation of Joiners, 268, rp. Dublin, 
Corporation of Merchants, 260,r. Dublin, Corporation of Smiths, 

260, ep. Dublin, Corporation of Tailors, 268, p. Dublin, Arch- 

bishop of, 282, r. Dublin, Protestants, 305, p. Dunganstown, 

305, P. Dunlavin, 332, re. Dursley, 159.—Easky, 277, P. 
Ebwyale Iron Works, Monmouth, 282, r. Eddlesborough, 313, v. 

Ely, Cathedral Church, 282, rp. Ely, Archdeaconry, 287, P. 

Ematris, Monaghan, 383, p. Emberton, 268, p. Emlafad and 

| Kilturra, 277, p. Enniskeen, 265, p. Errigle, 277, ®. Eton 
Bray, 324, rp. Exeter, Archdeaconry, 194, p. Exeter, Corpora- 
tion, 324, ». Exeter, St. Edmund-on-the-Bridge, 324, p.— 
Fermanagh, 313, Pp. Finmere, 268. Forest Deanery, Diocese of 
Gloucester, 265, P. Fringford, 268.—Gazeley, 282. Glaenavon, 
Nantyglo, Beaufort and Ebwvale Iron Works, 282, p. Glamorgan, 
382, p. Glandelagh, Bishop of, 282, ep. Glasgow and Ayr Synod, 
‘ 294. Glasgow, Merchants, 340. Gloucester, Deanery, 159, P. 
Gloucester, Dean and Chapter, 169, Pp. 382, rp. Grange, 319, P. 

Grantham, 268, rp. Gray’s-Inn Lane, Providence Chapel, 282. 

| Grinton, 206. Guildford, St. Nicholas, 282.—Hadlow, 382, Pp. 
i Hamilton New Town, Protestant Inhabitants, 282, rp. Hamilton 
New Town, Presbyterian Inhabitants, 282, rp. Hardmead, 332, p. 
- Harwich, 335, p. Haverfordwest, 305,r. Hawkesbury, Deanery, 


: 159. Hereford, Dean and Chapter, 277, p. Hereford, Diocese, 
: 277, wp. Hollywood, 332, pr. Honiton, 350, p. Horncastle, 
.; 268, Pr. Horsham, 282, p. Horwood, Little, 319, p. Horwood, 
d St., 319, p.—Igtham, 319, p. Ilfracombe, 427, rp. Inch Parish, 


County Down, 450, p. Ivinghoe, 332, p.—Kidwelly, 282, pr. 
Kilbride, 265, rp. Kilcleagh, 277, rp. Kilcommon, 313, Pp. Kil- 
; dallen, 242. Kilfrumferton, 260, P. CKilinor,319,r. Killankere, 
277, Pr. Killesandra, 260, p. Kiileshall, 318. Killevan, 254, p. 


Ms Killglass, 277, rp. Killinagh, 882. Killmaclige, 319. Killmac- 
a shalgan and Templeboy, 277, rp. Killmactige, 319. Killmorgan, 
o Tumour and Drimrat, 277, yr. Killoran and Kilvarnet, 268, rp. 
d Killother, 382, p. Killsherdinny, 277, p. Killyman, 313. Kil- 
1, marnock, 282. Kilmore, 260. 382, p. Kilmore, Minister, 
as Churchwardens, &amp;c., 242, p. Kilmoremoy, 305, p. Kilpipe and 
., Kilinor, 319, p. Kilross, rr and Ballinakilly, 319, p. 
g- Kilrush, 265, p.. Kiltegan, 319, p. Kilturra, 277, p. Kilvarnet, 
4 268, p. Kinawley, 382, p. Kin wy, 2h aes Corporation, 
% 282, p. Kingston-upon-Hull, Clergy, Merchants, &amp;c., 332.— 
d Lackan, 277, p. Lampeter, 382, p. "aitia. 242, Lavey, 282, p. 
m, Leeds, Clergy, 265, p. Leeds, Inhabitants, 277, p. Leeds, Mayor, 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


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Roman Catholic Claims—continued. 


[1828.] Against—continued. 

Aldermen, &amp;c., txxxm1. 242, p, Leeds, Woodhouse, 265. Lees, 
Rev. Sir Harcourt, 382, p. 421, p. 463, Pp. Leicester, County and 
Archdeaconry, 169,P. Leicester, St. Margaret’s, 242, p. Lewes, 
Bethesda, 305, p. Lewes, Jireh Chapel, 294, p. Leybourne, 319, Pp. 
Linford, Great, 332, p. Lilandilo, 282, p. Llandovery, 282, p. 
Lianelly, 282, p. Llanelltyd, 305, p. Llanfachreth and Llanelltyd, 
305, p. Llangadock, 282, p. London, Sion College, 319, Pp. 
Loughgall, 282, p. Loughgill, 282, rp. Loughgilly, 282, rp. Lul- 
lingstone, Shoreham, &amp;c., 319, p. Lurgan, 277, p. Lutterworth, 
294, p.—Maldon, 397, p. Malling, East,319,r. Malling, West, 
319, p. Manchester, Clergy, 319, p. Margate, 319, p. MacLean, 
James, Synod of Glasgow, 294. Mereworth, 319, Pp. Mills, 
New Seceding Con tion, 277,P. Mixbury,268. Monaghan, 
277, p. Monaghan, County Grand Jury, 254, rp. Monmouth, 
Ebwvale Iron Works, 282, p. Mountmelick, 277, p. Mullough, 
277, p.—Nantyglo, 282, p. Nettlestead, 319, rp. Newark-upon- 
Trent, 382, e. Newblyss, 254, p. New Castle Emlyn, 282, p. 
Newcastle, Wicklow, 313, p. Newport, Three Hundreds, Bucks, 
268, p. Newport, &amp;c., Monmouth, 319, p. Newport Pagnell, 
332, p. Newton Abbot, 382, p. Newtown Barry, 265, Pp. New- 
town Hamilton, Protestants, 282, p. Newtown Hamilton, Pres- 
byterians, 282, p. Northampton, Archdeacon, 277, p. Notting- 
ham, 319, p. Nottingham, Sion Chapel, 382, p.—Offham, 382, p. 
Olney, 332, Pp. Ossory, Diocese, 319. Oxford University, 282, p. 
Oxford City, 305. Oxford, Diocese and County, 324, p.—Peck- 
ham, East, 319, rp. Peckham, 382, rp. Pembroke and Haver- 
fordwest, 305, p. Peterborough, Dean and mre 254, P. 
Peterborough, Diocese, 277, p. Pitstone, 332, p. Plaxtol, 319, p. 
Pluckley, 282. Pontefract, Deanery, 277. 284, p. Pontypool 
Varteg Goitre, 382, p. Portglenone, 277, P. Powerscourt, 332, p. 
Praban, 319, p.—Rathdrum, 332, p. Ripon, 382, rp. Rochdale, 
392. Ryarsh, 319, p.—Saffron Walden, Inhabitants, 319, p. 
Saffron Walden, Mayor and Aldermen, 319, Pp. Saltash, 409. 
Sarum, Archdeaconry, 142. Sevenhampton, Dowdeswell and 
Whittington, 282, p. Scrabby, 282, rp. Sheffield, 313,r. Shen- 
ley, 382, p. Shercock, Cavan, 294, P. a 268, P. 
Shiffnal, 390. Shoreham, 319, p. Shoreham, New, 372, p. 
Skreen, 277, p. Slapton, 332, pr. Stanbridge, 324, rp. Stewart, 
Charles, Presbytery of Auchterarder, 340, p. Stockton, 268. 
Stonebridge, 254, p. Stonehouse, 159. Stoney Stratford, 332, p. 
Stow, Rural Dean and Clergy, 265, p. Sudbury, Archdeaconry, 
268, ». Sudbury, Mayor, &amp;c., 324. Surrey, Archdeaconry, 181. 
—Tartaraghan, 282, p. Taunton, 319, p. Teignmouth, 382, p. 
Templeboy, 277, p. Templeport, 265, rp. Teston and Nettlestead, 
319, p. Tomregan, 265, P. Torrington, Great, 319, p. Totern- 
hoe and Stanbridge, 324, rp. Trecastle,277. Tredegar Iron Works 
and Vicinity, 332. Tregaron, 332. Trotterscliff, 319, Pr. Tully- 
corbett, 242, pr. Tullylish, 277, re. Tumour, 277, r. Tydavnet, 
254, Pp. Tyhollan, 237,r. Tyrone, 313.—Urney and Annageliffe, 
260, p.—Wallingford, 324, rp. Wallingford, Inhabitants, 324, p. 
Warminster, 372, p. Wateringbury, 319, rp. Wavendon, 332, p. 
Wells, Archdeaconry, 150, Pp. enlock, 287, p. Westerham, 
319, Pp. Weston ‘ba r Mare, 282, rp. Wetherby, 277; p. 
Whittington, 282, p. icklow, 282, rp. Wicklow, Newcastle, 
313, ep. Wilts, Archdeaconry, 185, rp. Winchester and Surrey, 
Archdeaconry, 181. | Winchcombe, 181, rp. Wing, 332, pP. 
Winslow and Little Horwood, 319, rp. Woodhouse, Leeds, 265. 
Woolstone, Great and Little, 332. Woughton-on-the-Green, 
282, p. Wrotham, 319, p.—York, East Riding, Archdeaconry, 
268. York City and Vicinity, 277, p. York, 382, p. 


1750. [1829.] In Favour; From Abbert, txxxrv. 148, P. 
Abbeyleix, 42, p. Abbeyside, 72, p. Abbeystroury, 128, P. 
Aberchirder, 192, rp. Aberdeen, 182, rp. Abingdon, 141, P. 
Adamstown, 154, p. Affane, 72,r. Aghadoe, 42, Pr. Ag- 
havoe, 22. Aglis, 128,p. Aglish, 72,r. Aglish, Ballyhean 
and Breafy, 124, p. Ahada, 128, Pp. Ahane, 170, P. Ahas- 
cragh, 133, p. Ahavallin,59, Pr. Ahoghill,76,Pr. Aighton, &amp;c., 
105. Airdale College in Calverley, 141, p. Albrighton, 124. 
Aldrich, Rev. Charles, 121, Pp. Allen, 133, p. Alnwick, 
105. Alston with Hothersall and Grimsargh, 121, P. Alton, 
94, Pp. Annacurra, 121, Pp. Annaduff,170,r. Annageliff, 76, P. 
Anna, Upper, 114, er. Anna, West,76,P. Antrim and Connor, 
98,r. Antrim, 133,P. Arbroath, 94, p. Archerstown, 34. 
Ardagh, 24,r. Ardagh and Moydow, 124, rp. Ardbraccan, 
121, Pp. Ardcarn, 81, Pp. Ardeath, &amp;c., 121.  Ardee, 98. 
Arderony, 114, rp. Ardfield and Rath Barry, 170,P. Ards, 
165, Pp. Ardstraw, East, 177, Pp. Adstraw, West, 165,P. Ar- 
magh, 25, p. Ashton-under-Lyne, 141, P. 145, Pp. | Askeaton, 
170, Pp. Athboy, 103, Pr. Athenry,207. Athlacca,141.  Ath- 
lone, Saint Mary, 24, pr. Athlone, Saint Peter’s, 81, Pp. Athy, 
109, Aughagoer, 8. Aughanloe, 165, p. Augheart, 170, p. 
Aughnamullen, 154, p. | Aughrim and Kilconnell, 148, pr. 
Aughvillar, 170. Aylesbury, 145, p.—Bailie, 105. Balieborough, 
114, Pp. Balinalera, 170, r. Ballaughornighan, 170, r. te- 
makeny, 89, rp. Ballentemple, 145, P. Ballina, and Bolsar, 141. 
Ballinadremna, 173. Ballinakill, 132,  Ballinasloe and Creagh, 
170, P. Ballinclough, 89, p. _Ballingaddy, 121. . 
81.  Beallinhinch, 98, r. Ballinrobe, 160,r. Ballycallan, 85, p. 
Ballyduff, 72, r. Bally , 182, P. = le, 133, Pp. Bally 
Garvan, 165, P. Ballygibbon, 114, Pp. yhahill, 34. Bally- 
hea, 128, p. Ballyhean, 124,r. Ballyheige, 141. Ballyhogue, 
72. Ballylock, 128, rp. Ballyloughlow, 42,». Ballymacelligot, 
141. Ballymacormick, 154, Pp. Ballymartle, 128, Pp. - 
lymena, 177, P. ‘eo 76, P. 121, 7. Ballynaslany, 71. 

allyraggett, 85, P. yroan, 42. Ballyscullion, 186. . 
shannon, 114, P. Ballyvourney, 141,142, Pp. Balrothery, 98, r. 
Ls 165, P. tinglass, Bombohall, &amp;c., 154, Pp. 165. 
Banagher, 165,?. Bandon, 81, Pr. Banff, Portsoy and Aber- 
chirder, 192, r. Banff, Royal Burgh, 182, p. a P. 

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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued) —relative to— 
Roman Catholic Claims—continued. Roman Catholic Claims —continued. 


[1829.] In Favour—continued. 
Bantry, txxxiv. 72. 128, rp. Barnsley, 124, rp. Bar of Ireland, 
Protestants, 141, Pr. Bar of Ireland, Roman Catholics, 141, Pp. 
Barristers and Serjeants of England, 170, p. Barton, &amp;c., 
105. Bath, 133, p. 182, ep. Battle, Unitarian Chapel, 59, p. 
Baugh, 148, p. Beaminster, 109, rp. Belfast, 141, p. _Bell- 
clare, 148, p. Belper, Independents, 98, p. Belper, Unitarians, 
98, p. Benown, 121, rp. Bessels Green, Sevenoaks, 148, p. 
Beverley, 121, p. 124, r. Bicester, Market End, 145, p. _ Bil- 
linghurst, 133. Birmingham, 8. 114, re. Birmingham, Roman 
Catholics, 177, vp. Birr, 145, p. Bishop Stortford, 20, Pp. 
Blackburn, 148, rp. Blackburne, 121, p. Blackley, 94, p. 
Blakeney, 141, P. Blandford Forum, 141, P. Blyth, 174, p. 
Bodmin, and Lostwithiel, 81, rp. Bohirlahan, 182,P. Bolea and 
Killoran, 148, Pp. Bolsor, 141. Bolton-le-Moors, Back Street, 
103. Bolton-le-Moors, Moor Lane, 207. Bombohall, 154, p. 165. 
Booterstown, 114,e. Bornocola, 170, p. Borris, 141. Borris 
Ossory, 15. Borrisoleigh, 141. Boston, 114, Pp. Bournay and 
Corbally, 89,r. Boyle, 128,e. Braunston, 128,p. Bray, 154. 
165, P. Breafy,124,p. Brecon, 174,r. _Bretby, &amp;c., 103, pr. 
Bridget’s, Saint, Union, of Ferns, 114, p. Bridport, 98, rp. Bright- 
helmstone, 81,r. Brighton, New Road Chapel, 133, Pr. Brindle, 
114, vp. Bristol, 59, ep. Bristol, Protestant Dissenters, 89, p. 
Britain, Great, Roman Catholics,34, pr. Bruff,170,r.  Buck- 
fastleigh, 59, rp. Buiownah, 170, ep. Burgess, 145,p. Burn- 
church, 103,p. Burnley, 114,P. Burrishoole, 128, r. Burrishoole 
Barony, 177, P- Burrishoole, South, 160, p. Burscough, 105. 
Burslem, 174, p. Burstwick, 128, p. Burton-upon-Trent, 141. 
Bury (Lancashire), Silver Street, 89, rp. Butlerstown, 24, p. 
Buttevant, 128, p.—Caddanstown, 173. Caharah,207. Caher, 
145,p. Callan, 103, p. Calverley, Airdale, Independent College, 
141, p. Canice, Saint, Kilkenny, 85, rp. Canongallen, 186, p. 
Canterbury, Blackfriars Chapel, 103, p. Canterbury, Inhabitants, 
103, p. Cappagh, 89, Pp. ands White, 114, p. Cappel-y- 
Groes and Ystrad, 133, p. Cappoquin, 24, pr. Carbally, 
72, p. Cardiff, 109, p. Carmagh, 154, p. Carne, 154, p. 
Carnew, 141, p. Carrickbeg, 72, p. Carrickmacross, 141, P. 
Carrick-on-Suir, 85, p. Carrigeen, 85, p. Carter Lane, Doc- 
tors’ Commons, 98, p. Cashel, 98, p. 124, p. Castle Blake- 
ney, 170, p. Castlecomer, 76, p. Castleconnell and Athane, 
170,P. Castlehaven, 170, p. Castlelyons, 128, p. Castletarry, 
42, p. Castletown, 24, p. 141. Castletown Deloin, 151, pP. 
Castletown Delvinand Killulagh, 121, p. Castletown Geohegan, 
121, p. Castletown Roche, 128, p. Castlerahan, 151, p. Castle- 
rickard, 165, p. Cavan or Urney, 76, rp. Celbridge, 85. 
Chaidgley, 105. Charleville, 28, p. Chatham, 151, Pp.  Chel- 
tenham, 103, p. Chester County, Presbyterians, 133, rp. Clies- 
terfield, 145. 169. Cheswardine, 154, Pr. Chichester, 114, pr. 
132. Chichester, Dissenters, 133. Chipping, 121, p. Chor. 
ley, 98. 121, p. Chowbent, 22. Christchurch, 114, rp. Church- 
town, 121, p. Cirencester, 114, Pp. Clahanes, 141, Clanes, 
103, p. Clara, 133, p. Clare County, 121, p. Clare, Galway, 
148, p. Claughton, 105. Claypole, Westborough, &amp;c., 103, p. 
Clayton-in-the-Woods, 121, rp. Cleveland, 124,p. Cleveland, 
Archdeaconry, 141, Pp. Clitheroe, 177, P. Clonakilty, 170, p. 
Clonalty, 121.. Clonard, 121, pr. Clonard, and Castlerickard, 
165, p. Clonberne, 170, p. Clonbrony, 124, p. Clonda- 
gad, 24, p. Clondalkin, 165, p. Cloneen, 145, p. Clo- 
negan, 72, p. Clomenagh, 141, pr. Clonfecle, 128, p. Clon- 
fert, 128, P. Clonlea, 114,P. Clonmel, St. Mary, 98, p. 
Clonmellon, 34. Clonoulty and Rossmore, 89, rp. _Clontibrid, 
141, vp. Cloonclare, 24. Cloone, 170, p. Clough, 72. 
Cloyne, 128, rp. Cloynepriest, 98, pr. Clunarney, 34. Co- 
bridge, 174, p. Cockerham, 114, p. Cockermouth, 114, p. 
Cockermouth, Quakers, 121. Coggeshall, 145, p. Colchester, 
141, p. Colchester, Lion Walk Chapel, 141. Columbkill, 
154, p. Columbkill, East, 114, p. Colne, 148, p. Colbp, 
42. Colton, 141. Colyton,121,r. Congleton, 72, rp. Connohy, 
141. Constable Newton, 128, p. | Coolock and Santry, 145, p. 
Corbally, 89, ep. Cork, County and City, 128, p. Cork Cove 
and the Great Island, 128, rp. Cork Douglass, 141, p. Cork, 
Holy Trinity, 170, p. Cork, St. Ann, Shandon, 165, pP. 
Cork, St. Mary, Shandon, 165, p. Cork, St. Paul, 141, p. 
Cork, St. Peter, 141, p. Corralstown, 121, p. Cosely, 141. 
Cottam, 105. Cove and Great Island, 128, p. Coventry, 114, p. 
Cranbrook, 141, p. Crathorne,34. Creagh, 128, p. Creagh, 
&amp;e., 170, p. Crecora, 48, rp. Crediton, 59,r. Crewkerne 
and South Petherton, 109, p. Croghan, 165, p. Crooks- 
town, 133, ep. Croom and Banogue, 89, Pp. Crosboyne and 
Tagheen, 160, p. Crossboyne, 174, rp. Crosspatrick, 145, P. 
Cruisetown, 76, Pp. Crumlin, 98, p. Cullen, 128, rp. Cullo- 
hill, 103, p. Cumber, 165, rp. Currin, 154, p. Cushinstown, 
154, p.—Daventry and Braunston, 128, p. Deece, Upper, 
24, p. Deenkill, 85, p. Deptford, 114, pr. Deralosory and 
Glandelough, 154, p. Derby, Independents, 103, r. Derby, 
Corporation, 128, p. Derby, Friar Gate, 89, p. Derby, Magis- 
trates, &amp;c., 128, e. Derryhiveny, 182,P. Desertohill, 165, p. 
Devon, County, 81, p. Devonport, 81, pr. Diss,109,r. Dis- 
senters within Twelve Miles of London, 109, Pp. Donagh, 141, 
142, P. Donagheary, 114, rp. Donaghmore, 133, rp. Donamore, 
124, p. Donanmoin, 132. Donaughmore, 133, p. Doncas- 
ter, 141,P. Donegal, All Saints, 133, pr. Donegal, County, 
114, rp. Donoughmore, 170, rp. Donough, Patrick, 170, P. 
Dorchester, 109, P. Dover, 98, pr. Dover, Baptist Dissenters, 
98. Down, 89,Pr. Down, County, 128, p. jeg 145, Pp. 
Drogheda, 98.124, Pp. Drogheda, St. Mary, 124, rp. Drom and 
Inch, 133, rp. Drommin, 141. Drommin, 103, 7. Dromore, 
177,”. Drumacose, 165,P. Drumbane,114,p. Drumcliffe, 
72, ». Drumcondra, 24, p. Drumeree, 98, p. Drumglass, 
148, P. Drummaull, 98, ep. Drumrany, 121, rp. Drumraw, 





[1829.] In Favour—continued. é; 

Lxxxiv. 89, Pp. Drumreily, Upper, 170, p. Drumshnat, 154, p, 
Drung, 114, p. Duagh, 103, Pr. Dualla, 89, . Dublin, Per- 
sons in the Corn Trade, 103, ep. Dublin, St. Andrew, St. Mark, 
and St. Anne, 114, Pr. Dublin, St. Audeons, 141. Dublin, St, 
Audeons, Roman Catholics, 141, p. Dublin, St. Catherine, 
Protestants, 145, p. Dublin, St. James, Roman Catholics, 
145, p. Dublin, St. James, 114, p. Dublin, St. Margaret’s, 48. 
Dublin, St. Mary, 25, p. Dublin, St. Mary, and St. Peter Rath- 
mines, 165, P. Dublin, St. Mary, St. Thomas, and St. George, 
114, Pp. Dublin, St. Michan, 145, ep. Dublin, St. Paul’s, 145, p, 
182, p. Duffield, 98, rp. Dukinfield, 114, pe. Dulane, 
76, Pp. Duleek, 89, p. Dumfries, 154, p. Dundee, 114, p, 
Dundee, Incorporated Trades, 121, p. | Dunganstown, 121, p. 
Dungarvan, 72, p. ae ahi 165, Pp. Dunleer, 103, rp. Dun- 
more, 148, Pp. Dunnaghy, 76, p. Dunsany, 34. Dunsford, 
133, p. Durrow, 103, Pp. 141, p. Dysart, 72, p. Dysart- 
gelen, 132.—East Hundred (Cornwall), 128, p. East Hundred, 
orth Division, 81, Pp. Eccleston, Great, 114, Pr. Eckington, 
177. Edenderry, 165, p. Edgeworthstown, 124,p. Edinburgh, 
174, Pp. Edinburgh, Bakers, 154, p. Edinburgh, City, 20, p, 
Edinburgh, Goldsmiths, 148, p. Edinburgh Universit , Stu- 
dents, 170, P. Edinburgh, Young Street, Charlotte Square, 
183, p. Eglish, 76, p. Eirke, 85, p. Ematriss, 154, p, 
Enniskillin, 145, p. Evrigle Kyran, 25, p. Evry, 154, p. 
Euxton, 105. Eveleary, 170, p. Evesham, 141, p. Exe. 
ter, 141, p.—Fahan, 145. Fahy, 207, ep. Faithleg, 72, p. 
Falmouth, 124, p. Farbert, 103, p. Farrihy, 128, rp. Faughens- 
town, 121,p. Feenagh, 170, p. — St., 98, p. enny 
Stratford, 145. Fermoy, 128, Pp. erns, 114, Pp. Ferns, 
Union of, St. Bridget’s, 114, p. Fethard and 
Killusty, 141. Finglas, 48. Finsbury, 
South Place, 109, rp. Finuge, 20. Finvoy, 145, rp. Fohenny, 
133, Pp. Folkestone, 151, pr. Forfar, 165,p. Forgney, 121, p. 
Forkhill, 177, r. Foxcote, 103, rp. Framlingham, 109, Pr. Fresh- 
ford, 85, p. Froome Selwood, 114, p.—Galten,182,p. Galway, 
148, rp. Galway Corporation, 148, Pp. Garrocloyne, 141, p. 
Garstang, 148, ep. Gateshead, 121. Gateshead and Gateshead 
Fell, 174, p. Gaulskill, Deenkill and Kilmacow, 85, rp. Geas- 
hill, 151, p. Girty, 24, pr. Glandelough, 154, p.  Glan- 
worth, 170, p. Glasgow, 103, p. 121. Glasgow, Graduates and 
Senior Cives of the University, 210, rp. Glastonbury, 128, p. 
Glencullen, 133, p. Glendermot, 165, p. Gleneley, 98, p, 
Glenlivate, 207. Glenmore, 85, rp. Glenogra, 121. Glinbro- 
hane, 170, rp. Gloucester, 89, p. 103, p. Gloucester, Barton 
Street Chapel, 85, p. Glynn, 89, p. Godalming, Mead Row, 
133, Pp. Godmanchester, 182, p. Gorey, 72. Gort, 148, p. 
Gouran, 109, p. Gowell, 170, rp. Graig, 89, rp. Granard, 25, p. 
Grange, 124, rp. Grange Geeth, 76, p. Grange and Grove, 
103, p. Grange, Mockler, 85, Pp. Grangesilvio, 103, Pr. Great 
Britain, Roman Catholics, 34, Pp. Greenane, 154, Pp. 165. 
Greenock, Inhabitants, 170, p. Greenock, Roman Catholics, 
170, Pp. Grimsargh, 121, P. Grove, 103, Pr. Guildford, 94, p. 
Gurtmahoe, 145, p. — Hacketstown, 141, p. Hackney, Old 
Gravel Pit Meeting, 59. Hackney, St. John, New Gravel Pit 
Chapel, 133, pr. Hadleigh, 124,p. Halifax,85,p. Hallett, William, 
151, p. Halsham, 128, p. Hanley and Shelton, 174,p. Harrow- 
ate, High and Low, 165, p. Hartshorne,103, p. Hastings, 145,p. 
Iaverfordwest, 114, p. Heage, 128, Pr. Hearsdon, John Guy, 
124, p. Heath, The, 132. MHeighton, 114, p. Helensburgh, 
182, Pp. Hereford, 114,P. Hereford City, 98, Pp. ihn 
8, pr. Highbury College,81, r. Hill, 182, ep. Hillsborough, 
133, p. Hinckley, 98, ». Hitchin, 124, rp. Holywell, 103. 
114, ep. Honiton, 114, rp. Honiton, Unitarians, 114, pr. Hook 
and St. James, Wexford, 8. Horsham, 148, ep. Hull, Unita- 
rians, 34, p. Huntingdon and Godmanchester, 182, p. Hyde, 
Werneth, 141, p.—lIberious, Saint, 154, p. Ilkeston, 132. 
Ilminster, 160, rp. Imperial Mining Company, Ireland, 98. 
Inch, 72. 133, p. Inniscarra, 141, p. Innismagrath, 170, Pp. 
Innistioge, 85, Pp. Ipswich, Protestant Dissenters, 170, rp. Ips- 
wich, Roman Catholics, 121. Ireland, Catholics, 133, p. Ireland, 
Noblemen, Gentlemen, &amp;c., 98, P. Irish Bar, Protestants, 
141, pe. Irish Bar, Roman Catholics, 141, p. Islandeady, 
48, rp. Iveross,170,P. Ives, St. (Hunts), 114, Pp. Ives, St. 
Cornwall), Reverend C. Aldrich, 121, p.—John’s, St., 81, P. 
ohnstown, 76, Pp. Julianstown, 145, p.— Kelliran, 145, Pp. 
Kells, 34. Kenmare, 103, p. Kenmare, Killgarvan and Tem- 
lenoe, 103, p. Kent, Freeholders, 25, rp. Kentstown and 
Talon 24,r.  Kenure, 133,p. Keyingham, 128, Pr. Kid- 
dington, 34. Kilaveney, 114. Kilbany, 145, pe. Kilbeaconty, 
148, p. Kilbeggan, 121, e. Kilbixy, 121,r. _ Kilbolane, 170, P. 
Kilbreedy, Major, 170,p. Kilbrew, 24, p. Kilbride, 24, p. 
Kilbride and Killeagh,213,r. Kilbride, Langan, 151,r. Kilbrony, 
121, Pp.  Kilbunane, 141. Kilchrist,24,p. Kilcleagh, 42, p. 
Kilcoleman, 160,p. Kilcommon, &amp;c., 151, Pp. Kileommon and 
Robin, 124,r. Kilcoo, 141, pr. Kilcooley, 182, pr. _Kil- 
coome, Union of Ferns, 114,r. Kilcornicny, 148, Pr. Kilcoursey, 
174, rp. Kilcrohane, 103, vp. Kildalky, 22. Kildare, 154. 
Kildorrary, 128, Pp. Kileavan, 72. Kilfentenon, 109, p. _Kil- 
finaghty, 114, p. Kilgiver, 48,r. _Kilglass, 154, ». _Kil- 
obbin, 141. Kilgulane, 128, rp. Kilinvey, 81, r. Kilkenny, 
City and County, 141. Kilkenny, St. Canice, 85, Pp. pnamis’ 
St. John’s, 85, p. Kilkenny, St. Mary, 141. - Kilkenny, 5t. 
Patrick, 85, p. Kilkenny, West, and Benown, 121, p. Ike- 
ranmore, 89. Kilkerrin, 170, rp. Kill, 121,r. Killaban, 103, P. 
Killachtee, 114, p. Killallon, 34. Killaloe, 85, p, 145, P. 
Killane, 148, p. Killanny, 98. Killare,121,p. Killaw, 114, P. 
Killarney and Aghadoe, 42, rp. Killcooney, 170, p. Killeagh, 
213, Pp.  Killeavy, Lower,170. Killeavy, eh 25,P. Kil- 
leen, 186, P. Killeersa, 170, P. Killeg, 34. illegny, 145, P. 
Killeiny, 


Fertagh, 85, p. 
Finlaghan, 165, P. 








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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Roman Catholic Claims—continued. 
1829.] In Favour—continued. 
Killeiny, txxx1v.141. Killelagh, 165, p. Killennaule, &amp;c., 141. 
Killesandra, 165, p. Killgarvan, 103, P. = Killileagh, 177, p. 
Killimore, 148, p. Killinchy, 98, pr. Killiscope, 170, rp. Killmore 
and Drumshnat, 154, p.__Killadeernan, Knigh and Monsea, 
89,P. Killoe,124,r. Killoghack, 170, Pr. Killoran, 148, p. 
Kiltubrid, 170, ep. Killucan, 128, p. Killucan, &amp;c., 81, p. 
Killucan, Roman Catholics, 170, pr. Killulagh, 121, Pr.  Kil- 
lummed, 81, p. Killumed, &amp;c., 128, p. Killurane, 114, p. Kil- 
lusty, 141. Killyan, 170, p. Killybegs, 114,p. Killyman, 
148, p. Kilmacabea and Kilphoughnabeg, 128, rp. Kilmacdo- 
nogue, 128, p. Kilmacduagh, 148, p. K ilmaclass, 160,P. Kil- 
macreen, 132. Kilmacneevan, 121, Pp. Kilmacow, 85,p. Kil- 
main, 81, Pr. Kilmallock,48,p. Kilmanagh, &amp;c., 85, p. _Kil- 
manahan, 121, p. Kilmead, 133, ep. Kilmeena and Kilmaclass, 
160, Pp. Kilmeen, 182, p. Kilmeen, West, 170, p. Kilmesson, 
24, p. Kilmichael, 170, p. Kilmore, 76, p. 121, Pp. 128, P. 
Kilmore and Ballinclough, 89, rp. Kilmeremoy, 133, rp. _Kil- 
moylan and Bellclare, 148, p. Kilmurray, 170, p. Kilmurry, 
85,P. Kilmurry, &amp;c.,151,p. Kilnahue, 72. Kilnamartry, 
141, p. Kilpatrick, 128, Pp. Kilphoughnabeg, 128, Pp. 
Kilquaine, 114, p. 204. Kilrea, 133, p. Kilrush, 114, p. 
Kilshanahan, 128, p. Kilshine, 121, p. Kilskier, 24, p. 
Kiltevock, 114,r. Kilvine, 173, p. Kilwatermoy, 133, p. 
Kilworth Union, 128, p. Kinauley, 169. King’s Court, 98, p. 
King’s Lynn, 85. Ringpapee teh 89, P. ingston-upon- 
Thames, 89, rp. Kinnegad, 121, pr. Kirkby-in-Kendal, 59, p. 
Kirkham, 121,p. Kirkmichael (Banff), 207. Knigh, 89, p. 
Knockbride, 114, p. Knockbridge, 169. Knockfierna, 81. 
Knocklong, 170, p. Kyle, 145, p.— Lady’s Island, 154, p. 
Lancaster and Chester, Presbyterians, 133, p. Lane-end, 174, p. 
Langfield, 132. Larne,133,p. Launton,145,p. Lavey, 145, p. 
Lea (Derby), 133, p. Lea (Lancaster), 105. Leany, 170, P. 
Leckanvy, 160, p. Leeds, 114, Pp. 141, Pp. Leicester, 81, P. 
98, p. Leicester, Artizans, &amp;c., 124, p. Leighlin Bridge, 133, p. 
Leith, 182, p. Leitrim, &amp;c., 182, p. Leitrim, County, 170, p. 
Leixlip, 173. Lesnewth, Hundred, 81, pr. Lifford, 114, p. Li- 
merick, St. John, 8. Limerick, St. Mary, 8. Limerick, St. 
Michael, 8. Limerick, Mungret, 8. Limerick, Newcastle, 28, p. 
Linally, 165, p. Lisburne and Hillsborough, 133, p. Lismore, 
72, Pp. Lismakeera, 170, pr. Lisronagh, 145, P. Listowell and 
Finuge, 20. Liverpool, Hunter Street, 89, p. Liverpool, Para- 
dise Street, 76, p. Liverpool, Unitarian Chapel, Renthaw Street, 
8. Lixnaw, 89, p. Lockeen, Barony of Lower Ormond, 89, p. 
London, Dissenters within Twelve Miles of, 109, p. London, 
Lord Mayor, &amp;c., 114, p. London and Westminster, 133, p. 
London and Westminster, Protestant Dissenters, 24, p. Lon- 
donderry, City, 165, p. Londonderry, County, 165, p. Long- 
ford, County, 154, p. _Lostwithiel, 81, p. | Loughborough, 
128, p. 186, Pp. Loughgall, 128, ep. Loughgeel, 76, rp. Lough- 
gilly, 94, ep. Loughen, 76, Pr. Lougheren, 42. Loughinisland, 
98, pr. Loughmore, 141. Loughrea, 148, p. ee so Pro- 
testants and Roman Catholics, 148, p. Lucan, 145, p. _—_‘ Lucas, 
John, and others, 121,p. Luke, St., Middlesex, 182,r. Lurgan, 
151, p. Lusk, 133, p. Lusk, East, 133, p. Lytham, 114, p.— 
Macclesfield, 98. Mackenzie, Sir George Stewart, of Coul, 
174, p. Macredin, 154, p. 165. Macroney, 128, p. Macroom, 
128, Pp. Maghera, 165, Pp. Magherafelt, 98, p. Maheracloony, 
25, Pr. Mahoonagh,170,pr. Maidstone, 124,p. Maidstone, 
Resident Freemen, 141, rp. Maldon, 145. Mallow, 128, p. 
Manchester, Cross Street Chapel, 121, p. Manchester, Dob 
Lane, 94, p. Manchester, Mosley Street Chapel, 133. Man- 
chester and Salford, 114, p. Mar aret, St., 154, p. Market 
Rasen, 182, p. Marton, 24, Pr. Marton-in-Holderness, 128, p. 
Maryborough and the Heath, 132. Masterson, Henry William, 
154. Mayne, 121, pr. Maynooth, 173. Mayo, County, 165, p. 
Meath, County, 94, p. Meedon and Miltown, 121, rp. Meelick, 
114,p. Menlough, 141. Merthyr Tidfil, 141, Pr. Middle- 
ton, 170, p. Milford, 98,p. Millstreet,207. Miltown, 121, p. 
Miltown and Allen, 133, p. Mining Company, Imperial, Ire- 
land, 98. Modereny, 114, p. Mogloss, 141. ohill, 114. 
Moincoin and Carrigeen, 85, P. Melos and Farrihy, 128, p. 
Monaghan, 141, P. Monasterevan, Nurney, &amp;c., 76, Pp. 
Moniva and Menlough, 141. Monknewton, 76, p. Monoduff, 
124, p. Monsea, 89, p. Monterconnaught, 151, p. Monton, 170. 
Moor Church, 145, p. Moore,170, p. Morton-in-Marsh, 141, 
142, pr. Mothill,72,r. Moviddy, 170, rp. Moyan, 182, p. 
Moycullen, 148, p. Moydow, 124,p. Moykarky, 141. Moy- 
: lough, 42. 170,P. Moynalty, 24,p. Moyvore and Forgney, 
121, Pp. Muccalee, 85,r. Mucknoo, 182, p. Mullabrach, 94, p. 
Mullagh, 42. Mullahoran, 114, Pr. Mulleens, St.,121, re. Mul- 
' linavat, 141. Mullingar, 42, pr. Multifarnham,170,Pr. Mul- 
tose, St., 128, p. Murhawn,170,p. Murrisk and South Bur- 
rishoole, 160, Pp. Myerscough, 105. Mylerstown,173. Myross 


and Castlehaven, 170, p. Myton, 141, p.—Naas, 34, p. 
. Nailsworth, 133, Pp. Nantwich, 154, p. Navan, 24, Pp. 
, Nenagh, 98, p. Newark-upon-Trent, 20, p. Newbawn and 
. Adamstown, 154, p. Newbridge, 145, p. Newcastle, Li- 
, merick, 28, p.. Newcastle-under-Lyme, 174, p. Newcastle- 
‘ upon-Tyne, 28, Pp. 121. | Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Corporation, 
’ 145, p. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Merchants, &amp;c.,174,p. New 
’ Church in Rossendale, 170. Newhall, 103,r. Newport (Hants), 
. 121, Newport Pagnell, 145. Newportpratt,128,p. New- 


, sham, 105. Newton Abboit, 170, p. ewtown, 85,P. New- 
| town Hamilton, 25, p. Nobber, 76, p. Novohal, &amp;c., 133, p. 
' Northiam, 109, rp. Norwich, Diocese, 128, r. Norwich, Dio- 
". cese, Clergy, 165, Pp. Norwich, Octagon Chapel,133,p. North- 
ly ampton, Unitarians, 24, P. Northampton, Baptist Chapel, 
&gt; Bridge Street, 98, p. Northampton, Inhabitants, 98, rp. North- 
ampton, King’s Head Lane Chapel, 98, ep. Nottingham, Mayor, 


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Roman Catholic Claims—continued. 


[1829.] In Favour—continued. 
&amp;c., xxxiv. 48,P. Nottingham, High Pavement, 48, p. Notting- 
ham, 114, rp. Nova Scotia, 182, p. Nurney, 76, p.—O’Dorney, 
141. Oldcastle, Lougheren and Moylough, 42. Oldham, 148, p. 
Old Jewry Chapel, Jewin Street, London, 105, rp. Oldtown, 48. 
Olney, 145. rmskirk, 114, p. 148, p. Owning, 85, p. Oxford, 
28, p.—Paisley, 207. Palmerstown, 165, p. Paull-in-Holder- 
ness, 128, rp. Paulstown, 85,p. Pembroke, 160,p. Pendle- 
bury, 148, rp. Penzance, 81, p. Perth, 182, p. Perthshire, 
Procurators’ Society, 141, P. Petherton, South, 109, p. 
Piercetown, 121. Pilltown, 72,P. Pleasington, 121, p. Plump- 
ton, 114, p. gt vetu. 94, Pp. Poole (Dorset), 133, p. Portle- 
mon, 177, P. Portsmouth, Corporation, 103. Portsmouth, High 
Street Chapel, Unitarians, 170, p. Portsmouth, Inhabitants, 
177, P. Portsmouth, St. Thomas Street Chapel, 132. Portsoy, 
192, Pp. Portumma, 148, p. Poulton-in-the-Fylde, 105. 
Powerstown, 114, Pp. Preston, 121, p. Protestant Society for 
the Protection of Religious Liberty, 182, p.—Rahan and Lin- 
nally, 165, p. Rahara, 81,p. Ramsgate, 148, pr. Ratharken 
and Finvoy, 145, p. Rathangan, 154,r. Rathbarry, 170, p. 
Rathboyne, 89, p. Rathcline, 154, p. Rathcondrath, 121, p. 
Rathconnell and Taughmon, 121, p. Rathcore, 151, ep. Rath- 
downie, 22. Rathdrum, 154, p. 165. Rathfarnham, 98, p. 
Rathgormick, 72, p. Rathgraff,42,p. Rathkeale,81. Rath- 
kenny, 121, p. Rathmines, St. Mary and St. Peter, Dublin, 165, p. 
Rath Saren, 22. Ratoath Skreen, Upper Deece, &amp;c., 24, p. 
Rattlesden, 151. Reisk,114, p. Rescobie, 132. Reynah, 182, p. 
Rhode, 165, p. Ribchester, 148, p. Rice, John Howard, t.t.p., 
182, Pp. Riemoghy, 145, p. Ringwood, 114,p. Risley, 109, p. 
Rivington, 98. Mase: The, 85, Pp. Robertstown, 34. Robin, 
124, Pp. Rochdale, 89,p. Rochester, 141, Pp. Rollestown 
and Oldtown, 48. Roman Catholics of Great Britain, 34, p. 
Roscommon, County, 81, Pp. Roscrea and Kyle, 145, p. Rose- 
garland, 72. Roseland, 170, rp. Rosmenogue, 72. Roscar- 
berry, 89. Rossdroit, 154, p. Rossendale New Church, 170. 
Rossmore, 89, p. Ross, Old, 154, p. Rotherham, 114, p. 
Royal Canal Company, Ireland, 128, p. Royston, 124, p.— 
Saffron Walden, 145, p. Sainfied, 98, p. Salford, 114, p. 
Salford Greengate, 103. Salmsbury, 121, p. Sandyford, 133, p. 
Saul, 121, p. Scraby and East Colombkill, 114, rp. Screene, 24, 
25, Pp. Serjeants and Barristers, England, 170, Pr. Sevenoaks, 
Bessells Green, 148, rp. Shanagolden, 34. Shandon, St. Ann, 
Cork, 165, p. Shandon, St. Mary, Cork, 165,p. Sheffield, 89, p. 
Sheffield, Unitarians, 114, p. Shelbourne Hook and St. James 
(Wexford), 8. Shelton, 174, p. Shepton Mallet, 34. Shields, South, 
59, Pp. Shields, South, Dissenters, 72, rp. Shinrone, &amp;c., Union, 
151, Pp. Shoreditch, St. Leonard’s, 121. Shortwood, 141, p. 
Shruel, 103, p. 154, rp. Sidmouth, 121, ep. Skirk, 22. Skreen, 
24,P. Sliverue, 85, Pp. Sligo, Union of St. John, 72, pr. Solo- 
head, 174, p. Sonna, 121, p. Southampton, 114, Pp. Sproatley, 
128, p. Stalybridge, 148, p. Stamford Street, Blackfriars, Uni- 
tarians, 182, Pp. Stand, near Manchester, 132. Stannington, 114. 
Stathmullen, &amp;c., 145, p. Stephen, St., Coleman Street, London, 
182, p. Stirling, 182, rp. Stockport, 8, p. 109, p. Stockton-on- 
Tees, Protestants, 121, p. Stockton-on-Tees, Roman Catholics, 
121, p. Stoke-upon-Trent, 174, p. Stowmarket, 124, rp. Strad- 
bally, 132. Straffan, 24. Stranorlar, 114, p. Stratford-on- 
Slaney, 154, p.165. Stratton, Hundred, 81, Pr. Street, 151, p. 
Stroud, 141,p~. Sudbury, &amp;c., 177, rp. Sutton, Long, 133, p. 
Sutton, Wexford, 154, p.— Tadcaster, 128. Taghado, 173. 
Tagheen, 160, p. Tagmon, 154, p. Tallaght, 98,pr.  Tal- 
low, 72, Pp. Tamlaght, Ardes and Aughanloe, 165, Pr. Tamlaght, 
Finlagan, &amp;c., 165, p. Tamlaght O’Crilly, 76, re. Tankardstown, 
121. Tartaraghan, 133, Pp. Taughmon, 121, Pp. Taunton, 133, p. 
Templederry, 186, rp. Templemichael, 154, p. Templenoe, 
103. Templeorun, 85, rp. Templescoby, 154, P. emple- 
tenny, 128, p. Tenterden, 109, rp. Tenure,89,p. Teranare, 132. 
Termongurk, 109, p. Thomastown, 85, Pr. Thomondgate, 22. 
Thorneley, 121, p. Thurles, 145, p. Thurnham and Cockerham, 
114, p. Tintern, Rosegarland and Inch, 72. Tissassin, 103, p. 
Tixall, 114, p. Toom, 72. Toxteth, 42, p. Tracton and Kil- 
atrick, 128,p. Tralee, 141. Tramore, 72,P. Trim, 24, Pp. 
Srtciiee: 103, pep. Twam, 148, p. Tubrid, &amp;c., 145, P. 
Tucumshane, 154, pr. Tulea,177. Tullagh, 128,r. Tulla- 
horton, 145, p. Tullamore, 141, p. Tulleroan, 103, P. 
Tullyallen, 98. Tullyniskin, 148, p. Turlough, 165, r. Tydav- 
net, 133,P. Tyhollan, 141, p. Tynagh, 148, P. ynan, 
98, p. Tyrella, 141, p. Tyrone, 148, p.— Ulla, 182, p. 
Upperchurch, 114, p. _Urlingford, 85, p. Urney, 182, Pp. Ur- 
ney or Cavan, 76, p.—Wales, Protestant Dissenters resident in 
London, 108, p. Walton-in-le-Dale, 105. Wardour (Wilts), 
89, p. Wareham, 72, p.128. Warminster, 105, p. arring- 
ton, Inhabitants, 148, p. Warrington, Roman Catholics, 121, p. 
Warrington, Sankey Street, 109, p. Waterford, 145. Water- 
ford, St. Patrick, 34. Waterford, Trinity Without, 34. Wattis- 
field, 177, r. Westborough, &amp;c., 103, p. Westby, with Plump- 
ton, 114, Pp. West, Hastred (Cornwall), 128, p. Westminster, 
133, Pp. Westminster and London, Protestant Dissenters, 24, 
25, Pp. Westport, 76, p. Wexford, 89, p. Wexford, County, 
103. Wexford, Roman Catholics, 89, p. Wexford, St. Mary, 
72. Whitechurch, 128, Pp. 133, Pp. Whitechurch, &amp;c., 145, P. 
Whitehaven, 114, rp. Whittle-in-the-Woods, 121, rp. Wicklow, 


22. Yarmouth, Great, Inhabitants, 103, rp. Yeovil, 109, Pp. 
York, 


PETITIONS—continued. 


860 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Roman Catholic Claims—continued. Roman Catholic Claims—continued. 


[1829.] In Favour—continued. Sw 
York, txxxiv. 81, Pp. 105, p. York, City and West Riding, 
114, Pp. York, St. Saviourgate, 89, pr. Youghall and Bur- 
gess, 145, p. Youghall, Roman Catholics, 174, rp. Ystrad, 
133, P. 


1751. [1829.] Against; From, Abberton, &amp;e., LXxxIv. 109, P. 
Aberdare, 141, Pp. Aberdeen, General Church Session, 146, P. 
Aberdeen, Seven Incorporated Trades ; Aberdeen Moderator of 
Congregation in Skene Terrace; 146, P. Abergele, 103, P. 
Abergwilly, 127, r. Abernant, 14. Aberperth and Tremaen, 
132, vp. Aberystwith, 41, p. Abeyleix, 124, p. Abingdon, 
94, P. 115, p. Abkettleby, 160,r. Achonry, 127,P. Achon- 
ry and Killalla,14, er. Acomb and Holdgate, 98,r. Acton, 
141, p. Acton (Armagh), 105, ep. Addington, 33, 34, P. 
160, p. Adrigoole, 14, P. Adullam Chapel, Limehouse, 127, Pp. 
Aghabog, 14, p. Aghaucon, 182, p. Aghavoe, 124, Pp. Ag- 
hold, 94,r. Ahoghill, 160,r. Ahery, 41, Pr. Ailby, 124, P. 
Ainderby, 115, p. Airdrie, 173, rp. Akeley and Stockholt, 
33, pe. Albury, 72,P. Alciston, 124,r. Aldborough, 121, P. 
Aldenham, 154, vp. Aldingham, 140, vp. Aldington, 160, Pp. 
Alford, 115, pr. 146. 165, r. Alfriston and Berwick, 160, Pr. 
Allein, George, 148, p. Allendale, 154, rp. Alness, 146, P. 
Alnwick and Bamburgh, Deaneries, 24, rp. | Alphamstone, 
109, Pp. Alpheton, 121, Pp. Alston, 120, p. Alstonfield, 
76. Althorne, 109, rp. Alltofts, 124. Alton, 103, 104, P. 
Alva, 140, rp. Alvaston and Boulton, 127, p. Ambleside, 
151. Amersham, 8, Pp. Re 84. Anagh- 
lone, 103, p. Ancastor and Wilsford, 103, p. Anderson, 
John, Moderator of the Presbytery of Glasgow, 41. Ander- 
ston, 115, Pp. Andrew, St. Guild, 154,Pr. Andrew, St., by 
the Wardrobe, 115, rp. Anglesea, Welch Calvinistic Methodists, 
41. Anglesey, 33. Anlaby, 127. Ann, St., Blackfriars, 115, P. 
Anna, 127, rp. Annaduff, 89, rp. Annahilt, 173, p. An- 
nesley, 94, Pp. Anstey, 89, p. Anston, 115, Pp. Anstruther, 
Wester, 173,r. Anthony, St.,in Meneage, 81,P. Antony, $1,P. 
Appleby, 120, Pp. 151. Applethwaite, 151. Ardersier, 121, r. 
pu ed 141, ep. Ardleigh, 132,r. Ardstraw, 103, p. Ark- 
ingarthdale, 81, rp. Arklow, 49,r. Arklow, Clergy, 49, P. 
Arlectdon, 103, p. Arlsey, 148, p. Armagh, 94, P. 115, P. 
Armagh, Diocese, 141, p. Armagh, Orange Institution, 182, Pp. 
Armagh, Richmount, 14, rp. Armagh, Scotch Street, 141, P. 
Armthorpe, 165, p. Arnold, 94, p. Arra, 14, Pp. Arrochar, 
140, p. Arva, 76, rp. Asaph, St., 84, p. Ashburne, 14, P. 
Ashbury, 28, pr. Ashby, West, 14], rp. Ashendon, Hun- 
dred, 160, yp. Ashford, 124, rp. Ashley, 105, Pp. Ashton, 
Long, 115,P. Ashton-under-Lyne, 140, ». Askham, Great 
and Little, and Bilborough, 98, rp. Aston Abbotts, 148, p. 
Aston Clinton, 33, p. Aston Sandford, 33, r. Aston Tirrold, 
84, p. Astwood, 33, p. Athlone, 49, Pp. Atherstone, 89, Pp. 
Atkinson, William, of Leeds, 124, rp. Auchinleck, 141, Pp. Auch- 
terarder, 140. Auchterarder, Inhabitants, 165, p. Auckland, St. 
Andrew, 182, pr. Aughadrumsee, (North-western Division of 
Clones), 103, rp. Aughalurcher, 115, rp. Aughnamunshin, 
124, rp. Aughmacart, 124, pr. Aughnagurghan, 94, p. Aught- 
quarterland, 141, rp. Austerfield, 94, rp. Averham, 84, Pp. 
Awkley, 98, pr. Aure,115,P. Axbridge, &amp;c.,115,P. Ayles- 
bury, 33, rp. 105. Ayr and Glasgow, Synod, 146, p.—Bab- 
worth, 115, Pp. Bacton,121,r. Bacup, 89, rp. Baddesley, Ensor, 
89,P. Baddow, Little, 177, r. Badgworth, 115, Pr. Badony, 
Upper and Lower, 141, er. Badony, Upper and Lower, Pres- 
byterians, 141, pr. Baldock, 140, p. alieborough, 127, Pp. 
Ballee, 141, r. Balleer, 140. Ballibay, 76, Pr. Ballinasloe, 103, 
104, Pp. Ballingarry, 115, Pr. Ballinghay and Timberland, 115, p. 
Ballintemple, 49, ep. Ballintemple, Protestants, 173, rp. Bal- 
lintra, 141, Pp. Ballinure, 115, P. Ballyanet, 141, Pp. Bally- 
brawley, 140. Ballycanew, 103, rp. Ballyclough, 145, r. Bal- 
lyclug, 124, rp. Ballyconnelly, 103, P. Ballydehob, 145, P. 
Bally awley, 41, Pp. 103, p. Ballyjamesduff, 20, rp. Bally- 
jamesduff, Session Committee, &amp;c., 85, Pp. Ballymachugh, 839, p. 
Ballymackey, 72, rp. Ballymahon, 76, Pp. Ballymagroarty, 
141, vp. Ballymena, 84, Pp. 141, P. Ballymore, 84, rp. Bal- 
lymore, Protestant Inhabitants, 103, pr. Ballymote and Em- 
lafad, 59, Pp. Ballynahinch, 182, r.. Ballyoran, 28, vr. Bal- 
lyorgan, 76,P. Ballyroan, 124,r. Baltinglass,177, Pr. Bam- 
burgh and Alnwick Deaneries, 24, rp. Bamburgh and Sotby, 
94, rp. Banbridge, 124, rp. Bangor, 24, p. 141, P. Barah, 
22,r. Barby, 105, ep. Barham, 121, p. Barking, 132, p. 
Barkstone, 103, p. JBarlaston, 41. Barlow, Great, 127, Pp. 
ie og 165, P. Barnby-upon-Dunn, 127, p. Barn- 
ingham, Matlaske, &amp;c., 177, p. Barnsley, 151, p. Barn- 
staple, Archdeaconry, 104, p. Barretts, 34, Pp. Barrow, 24, p. 
Bartholomew Chapel, London, 127, p. Barton, 33, 34, Pp. 
148, P. Barton-le-Street, 94, p. Basford, 84, p. Baswick, 
140. Basingstoke, 127, p. Bath, 109, p. Bath, Archdea- 
conry, 146, p. Bath, Lady Huntingdon’s Chapel, 127, p. 
Bath Easton, 85, p. Bathgate, 160, rp. Bathley, 59. Bath- 
wick, 115, pr. Bawtry and Aesterfeld, 94,r. Baxterley, 89, p. 
Baydon, 41. Baylham, St. Peter’s, 121, rp. Beachampton, 
33, Pp. Beaconsfield, 105, p. Beaksbourne, 148, p. ean- 
champ Roding, 128, ». Beaumont-cum-Moze, 160,p. Beck- 
enham, 148, P. Beckermont, St. John and St. Bridget, 120, p. 
Beckingham, &amp;e., 182, p. Beckington, Road, &amp;c., 128, Pp. 
Beddgelert, 170, p. Bedfont, 72,r. Bedford, 148, Pr. Bed- 
wardine, St. John, 177, rp. Bedworth, 103, vp. Beeding, 
Lower, 105. Beenham,124. _Begelly, 140, pr. Beith, 165, p. 
Belchamp, Walter, 103, p. Belfast, 182, p. Belleck, 115, p. 
Belnaleck, 94, p. Belshford, 170. Benburb, 124, p. Ben- 
fleet, North, 103, ep. Benfleet, South, 103, p. Beningbrough, 
98,P. Bensington,84,r. Benthall,182,p. Bergholt, West, 





[1829.] Against—continued. 
Lxxxiv. 109, p. Berkhampstead, St. Peter, &amp;c., 14, P. 105, p, 
Berkhampstead, Clergy, 109, p. Berks, sage EH 34, P, 
Berwick, 154, p. "Berwick, &amp;e., 160, p. Bethnal Green, 
——_ Jews’ Chapel, 115, Pr. Bettws Evan, 41,p. Bettws 
and chian in Rhos, 84, p. Beverley, 104, p, Bewdley, 
59,P. Bicker,105,r. Bickerton, 98, rp. Bickleigh (Part), 
132, p. Biddulph, 24,p. Bideford, 104, rp. Bidston, 89, p, 
Bierly, North, 103, p. Bierton and Stoke Mandeville, 33, p, 
Bilbrough, 98, p. Billericay, 151, rp. Billinghay and Timberland, 
115, p. Bilton, Tockwith and Bickerton, 98, rp. Bincombe, 
115, p. Binham, 177, ep. Binstead, 103, p. Birling, 160, p. 
Birmingham, 115, p. Birstall, 182, r. Bishop Moncton, 34, p, 
Bishopsbourne, 148, p. Bishopstoke, 103, pr. Bishops Stort- 
ford, 140, r. Bishops Thornton, &amp;c., 14, Pr. Bishopwearmouth 
115, p. Bisley, 84, p. Bispham,115,p. Blackburn, 148, p, 
Blackheath, 115. Black Notley, 132,r. Bleanporth, 41, p, 
Blagdon, 121, p. Blandford Street Chapel, Manchester Square, 
98, pr. Blandford Forum, 115, p. Blantyre, 182, Pr. Blaxton, 
98,P. Bleasby, &amp;c., 84, p. Bledlow, 33, p. Bletchley, 33, p. 
Bletsoe, 146, p. Blewberry, 105, p. Blithfield, 76. Blo 
Norton, 115, p. Bloxholm and Digby, 170. Blundeston, 
121, ep. Blyth, 94, p. 115, pe. Bodicott, 140, rp. Bodmin 
and Lostwithiel, 81,r. Boho, 115,p. Bole, 182, p. Boln- 
hurst, &amp;c., 127, Pp. Bolton and others, 98, rp. Bolton-upon- 
Dearne, 165, P. Bolton-le-Moors, 103, p. Bolton-by-Rowland, 
160, rp. Bonsall, 14, p. Boothby, 115, p. Bootle, Waver- 
thwaite, &amp;c., 76, Pp. Boroughbridge, 28, p. 121, p. Borris 
in Ossory, 124, rp. JBorstall, 33, r. Bossall, Sand Hutton 
and Buttercramb, 98, rp. Boston, 49, p. 104, p. Botesdale, 
121,P. Bothamsall,28,r. Bothwell, 151, pr. Botley, 127, p. 
Boughton, 59. Boulton, 127,r. Bourne, St. Mary, 170, p. 
Bourney, 141, p. Bourton-on-the-Hill, 115, p. Bow, Brickhill, 
33, Pp. Bow, St. Mary, Stratford, 89, rp. Bower, 154, p. 
Bowling, 104, rp. Boxford, 177, rp. Boxgrove, 20, rp. Bexted 
and Hartrot, 121, Pr. Boyle, 98, rp. Boyton, 148, r. Brabourne, 
160, p. Bradfield, &amp;c., 121, Pp. 165, p. Bradfield, Chapelry, 
151, P. Bradfield, Combust, 121, p. Bradford, 104,p. Brad- 
ford, Peverell, 81, rp. Bradford and Stanford Dingley, 146, p. 
Bradley Haverstow, 182, Pr. Bradpole, 124, Pp. Bradwell, 33, p. 
Bradwell near the Sea, 141, p. Brafferton, Helperley, &amp;c., 
98, p. Braithwell, 165,r. Brampton, 170, Pp. Brandon and 
Gelston, 132,r. Braughing Deanery, 98,r. Braunston, 140, p, 
Brawdy, 154,r. Bray (Wicklow), 49, p. Breadsall, 127, p. 
Brechva, 121, p. Brecon, 98, p. 173. Brenchley, 124, p. 
Brent, 120, p. Brereton-cum-Smethwick, 182, p. Bretten- 
ham, 121, p. Brewood, 147, p. Brickhill, Little, 33, p. 
Bridell, 140, rp. Bridewell Chapel, London, 114. Bridgford, 
East, 14,r. Bridgnorth, 28, p. Bridlington, 98, rp. Bridport, 
120,p. Bright, 141, Pp. Brighthelmstone, Union Street, 98, p. 
Brighthelmstone, Freeholders, 98, p. Brightlingsea, 109, p. 
Brighton, Old Chapel, Church Street, 98, r. Brighton, Rich- 
Brightwell and Solwell, 84, p. Brill and 


mond Street, 98, p. 

Borstall,33,p. Brislington,24,r. Bristol, City,84, Pp. Bristol, 
Clergy, &amp;c., 34, p. Bristol, All Saints, 8, pv. Bristol, 
St. Augustine the Less, 28, p. Bristol, St. James, 8, p. Bristol, 
St. John Baptist, 8, p. Bristol, St. Mary-le-Port, 8, p. Bristol, 
St. Mary Redcliffe, 8, rp. Bristol, St. Nicholas with St. Leonard, 
8, P. ristol, St. Paul, 8, rp. Bristol, St. Peter, 8, p. Bristol, 
St. Philip and St. Jacob, 34, p. Bristol, St. Stephen, 14, p. 
Bristol, gt, Thomas, 28, rp. Bristol, Temple, 14, p. Brixham, 
94, p. Broadway, 115, Pr. Brodsworth, 127, r. Brompton and 
Gillingham, 94, rp. Bromwich, West, 84, p. Brongwyn, 41, Pp. 
Brookeborough, 94, rp. Brookeborough, Brunswick Constitu- 
tional Club, 94, p. Brosely, 182, p. rosna, 94, P. Brough- 
shane, 124, p. Broughton, 33, p. Broxbourne, 20, Pp. 
Bruton, 59, rp. Buckingham, 33, p. 84, Pp. Buckingham, 
Archdeaconry, 84, Pp. Buckingham, Hundred, Cotteslock, &amp;c., 
160,P. Buckingham, Three Hesieete, 33, Pp. Buckingham, 
Wesleyans, 148, p. Buckfastleigh, 124. Buckland, 33, Pp. 
Buckna, 141, p. Bulkington, 115, p. Bulwell, 103, p. 
Burnham, 115, p. Burnley, 109, rp. Burrington, 148, P. 
Burrisakane, 103, p. Burrisakeane, 94, Pp. 103, p. Bur- 
slem, 41. Burstead, Great, 151, p. Burton, Bradstock, 
115, P. Burton Joyce cum Bulcote, 33. Burton Leonard, 
20, p. Burton Pedwardine, 115, p. Burton-upon-Stather, 
148, p. Burton-upon-Trent, 72, pr. Burton-upon-Trent (Northern 
Division), 148,r. Bury (Hunts), 124, p. Bury, Saint, 
Chapel, Saint Mary Axe, 124, p. Bushey, 115, p. But- 
combe, 121, P. utley-cum-Capel, 148, p. Buttercramb, 
98, Pp. Buxted, 105, p. Byton, 98, p. — Cadeby, 173, P. 
Caithness, 103, p. Callander, 154,P. Calverly with Farsley, 
151, ep. Cambeltown, 146, p. Camberwell Grove Chapel, 
115, p. Cambridge, Saint Andrew the Great, 94, p. Cam- 
bridge, St. Andrew the Less, 154, pr. Cambridge, St. Botolph, 
114. Cambridge, St. Giles and St. Peter, 132. Cambridge, St. 
Mary the Less, 103, p. Cambridge, St. Sepulchre, 94, P. 
Cambridge, Holy Trinity, 148, p. Cambridge University, 160, P. 
Campden Deanery, 72, p. Camus Leck and Urney, 124, P. 
Canisbay, 170. Cannock, 132, p. Canongate and North Leith, 
154,P. Canonbie, 146, p. Canterbury, Archdeaconry, 33, P. 
Canwick, 33, p. Carberry, &amp;c., 28, p. 141, Pp. Carberry, United 
Parishes, 84, ep. Cardiff, 105, p. Cardi 121, P. we 
128,p. Carelton, East, 154, p. Carlingford 28, Pp. Carlisle, 
Diocese, 120, rp. Carlton, Colville and Oulton, 146, Pr. Carl- 
ton Scroop, 103, p. Carlton-upon-Trent, 177, rp. Carmay- 
moyle, 141, p. Carnarvon, 24, p. 84, Pp. Carnew, 103, P. 
Caron, 141, pv. Carrickfergus, 103, P. Carrickmacross, 
141, p. Car-rick-on-Shannon, 49, rp. Carrigallen, 34, P. 
Carrington, 154. Carshalton, 173, p. Castle Carey, 72, P- 


Castle 








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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Roman Catholic Claims—continued. 
{1829.] Against—continued. ‘ 

Castle Connor, txxxiv. 14, p. Castle Lyons, 76, p. Castle 

M‘Adam and Ballintemple, 49, p. Castleraghan, 76, rp. Cath- 

cart, 115, p. Catterick, 28, p. Cattistock, 115, p. Catton Fan- 

loss, &amp;c., 98, p. Catton, 141, p. Catworth, Great, 81, p. 

aunton, 84, p. Cavan County, Brunswick Constitutional 

Club, 124, p. Cavanagarvan and Drumhillery, 94, p. Cave, 

North, 151, p. Cawood, Wystow and Ryther, 98, p. Cay- 
thorpe-cum-Frieston, &amp;c., 103, rp. Ceiriog, 103, p. Celynnin, 

151, p. Cemmis and Darowen, 140, p. Chadwell, 132, p. 

Chalfont, St. Peter, 33, p. Chalgrove, 154, ep. Chalk, Hun- 

dred, 177, rp. Chard, 28, rp. 81. Charlebury, 103. Charlemont 

and Moy, 24. Charlemont, 127, p. Charleville, 28, p. 

Chatham, 94, rp. Chatham, Zion Chapel, Clover Street, 124, p. 

Cheadle, 41. Chearsley, 33, r. Checkley, 41. _Cheddington, 

33, p. Cheddleton, &amp;c., 132, p. 140, p. Chelford, 146. 

Chellesworth, 121, p. Chelmarsh, 109, p. Chelmsford, Duke 

Street Chapel, 141, pr. Chelsea, St. Luke, 140,p. Chelten- 

ham, 120, rp. Chelwood, 115,r. Chepping Wycombe, 89, Pp. 

Chepstow, 98, p. Cherrington, 148, p. Cheriton, North, 128, p. 

Chesham, 148, p. Cheshunt, &amp;c., 20, p. Chester, County, 81, p. 

Chester, Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church, 8, p. Ches- 

terfield, 89, rp. 160, rp. Chetwoode,33, p. Chew Magna, 8, p. 

Chewstoke, 28, p. Cheveley, 89, p. Chichester, 109, rp. Chi- 

chester, &amp;c., Clergy, 103, pr. Chichester, Dean and Chapter, 

103, p, Chichester, Diocese and Archdeaconry of Lewes, 

94,p. Chichester, Providence Chapel, 20,p. Chickley, 33, p. 

Chiddingley, 105, p. Chigwell, 103, p. Chilcompton, 

128, p. Childrey, 34, rp. Chilton, Oakley, Lower Winchenton 

and Chearsley, 33, p. | Chilvers Coton, 89, p. Chinnor, 

120, Pp. Chippenham, 24, rp. Chipping, 146,p. Chishall, Little, 

151, p. Chobham, 84, p. Cholesbury, 148, rp. Cholsey, 

84, p. Christchurch, 115, p. Christ Church, Newgate Street, 

and St. Leonard, Foster Lane, 146, p. Christchurch, Spitalfields, 

140, p. Christchurch, Spitalfields, Sir George heeler’s 

Chapel, 146, p. Church Fenton, 146, p. Church Gresley, 

120, p. Cirencester, 103, p. City Road, Regent Chapel, 

140, p. Clackton, Great, 172, p. Clapton, 85, p. Clare, 

Townland, 154, rp. Clare, County, 132, rp. Claxby, Pluck Acre, 

141, Pp. Claxton, 98, p. Claydon, East, 154, p. Claydon, Mid- 

dle, 154, p. Claypole, 115, p. Clayton and Keymer, 41, P. 

Clayworth, 154, p. Cleator, 103, rp. Cleenish, 115, p. 

Clentilue, 28, p. Cleobury Mortimer, 182, p. Clevedon, 59, P. 

Cleveland, 182, rp. Cleveland, Archdeaconry, 173, p. Cliddes- 

den and Farleigh, 103, p. Clifton, 89, Pp. 98, p. Clifton and 

others, 148, p. Clifton, Dartmouth Hardness, 94, p. Clifton- 

upon-Dunsmore, 33, p. Clifton Reynes, 33, p. Clifton, 

South and North, Thomey, &amp;c., 84, p. Cloford, 28, rp. Clog- 

her, 103, rp. Clogher, Diocese, 141, p. Clonaghkilty, 145, p. 

Clone, 103, p. Clonegall, 22, p. Clones, 14, p. Clones, 

East, 94, p. Clones, Eastern Division, 14, p. Clones, Stone- 

bridge, 33, p. Clonfert, 132, p. Clonfert, Diocese, 132. 

Clonfert and Kilmacduagh, 132. Clongibbons, 140. Clonkeen, 

94, Pp. Clonlista, 72, rp. Clonmore, 98,p. Clonsha, Culdaff 

and Donagh,34,p. Cloone,84,p. Closeburn,173,p. Clough, 

141, Pp. Chsyus, 41,p. Clyne, 182. Clyst, St. Lawrence, 94, p. 

Clysthyden, 121, p. Cockfield, 121, p. Coddenham-with-Crow- 

field, 121, rp. Coddington, 154, p. Coggeshall, Great, 109, p. 

Colchester, Archdeaconry, 109, p. Colchester, Corporation, 109, p. 

Colchester, Inhabitants, 109, rp. Cold Norton, 128, p. Cold 

Waltham, 103, p. Cole Brayfield, 33, p. Coleshill, 89, p. 

Collingham, North and South, 84, r. Colton, Mosstown and 

Dromin, 28, rp. Colmworth, &amp;c., 127, p. Colnbrook, Hor- 

ton, &amp;c., 105,p. Colne, 140, p. Colne Engain, 132, p. 

Colton, 140, p. Columb, St., Minor, 81, Pr. Comber, 141, p. 

Compton Dando, 115, Pp. Condicote, 105, p. | Condons, 140. 

) Congleton, Clergy and Inhabitants, 165, p. Congleton, Mayor, 
&amp;c., 165, Pp. Coningsbrough, 165, rp. Coningsby, 141, Pp. Con- 
nor, 141, P. Convil-in-Elvet, 14. Conwal, 141, p. Conwill, 
Gaio or Caio, 121, p. Copeland, Deanery, 103, p. Copman- 
thorpe, 98, p. Corbally,115,r, Corbrackey,141,p. Corbridge, 
Deanery, 76, Pp. Cork, 115,~. Cork, Inhabitants, 200, p. Cork, 
Mayor, &amp;c., 141, p. Cork, The Holy Trinity, 109, p. Cork, 
St. Ann, Shandon, 127, p. Cork, St. Finn Barrs, 141, rp. Cork, 
St. Mary, Shandon, 141, p. Cork, St. Nicholas, 109, p. Cork, 
St. Paul, 109, p. Cork, St. Peter, 141, p. Cork and Ross 
Dioceses, 186, p. Cornard, Great and Little, 34, p. Cotgrave, 
Hickling, &amp;c., 33. Cottesloe, 160, Pp. Cottingham, 124, p. Cot- 
tingworth, West, 98, p. Cotton and Thwaite, 121, pr. Courtmat- 
trix, 89,p. Cove, 127,p. Coventry, City, 98, p. Coventry, 
Clergy, 115, p. Covington, 94, p. Cradley, 165, p. Craig, 
Sado, 141,p. Crail,154,p. Crambe Whitwell, &amp;c., 94, p. 


aa hwwrlU S| | 


, Cranbrook, 94, pr. Cranbrook, Protestant Dissenters, 148, p. 
a Cranley, 120. Crantock, St. Columb Minor and St. Mawgan, 
ly 81, pr. Craven, 98, Pp. Crawley, North, 33, p. Creech, 154, p. 
. Cremorne, 76,P. Crendon, Long, 33, p. Cressing, 146, P. 
Pe Creuddin, 84, P. Crewkerne, 121, P. Cricceith, 41. 
Pe 127, p. Crick, 115, p. Cricksea, 109, p. Crieff, 140, Pp. 
Pe Crishall, 128, p. Cromarty, 165, p. Cromwell, 59. Croom, 
ly 103, p. Croscombe, 121, p. Crosmolina, Ardragoole, &amp;c., 14, P. 
Pe Crosserlough, 89, p. Crossgar, 182, p. Crossmichael, 145, P. 
d Crossmore, 94, p. Crowcombe, Kingston, &amp;c., 121, p. Croxden, 
ys 41. Croydden, &amp;c., 84. Crundale, &amp;c., 124, p. Crushorlough, 
ey 76, P. ublington, 33, p. Cuckfield, 146, p. Cuddington, 
l- 33, pr. Culdaff, 34, p. Cullion,“124, rp. Culmore, 141, Pp. 
4S Cumbernauld, 151, p. Curdworth, 89, p. Currin, 14,2. Curry 
Pe Rivell, 148, p. Cylyewm, 121, p.—Dalderby, 154. Dalham, 
8, 24, p. Dallington, 173, p. Dalserf, 182, p. Dalton, 105, p. 


Dalton Magna and Dalton Parva, 165, p. Dalwood, 49, p. 
Danbury, 103, p. Darlaston, 89. Darlton, 59, rp. Darowen, 


GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1897.) 








Roman Catholic Claims—continued. 


[1829.] Against—continued. 
LxxxIv. 140, p. Darra, 89,Pp. Daventry, 94,p. David's, St., 
105, Pp. Dean, East, 124, p. Debden, 128, p. Debenham, 
121, p. Dedham, 120, vp. Deighton, 98,p. Delganny, 49, p. 
Denbigh, 72, p. Denbigh County, 41. Dengie Hundred, 94, p. 
Denham, 24,p. Denham, Doddershall, &amp;c., 33,p. Denny, 
146, p. Depden, 121, p. Deptford, Ebenezer Chapel, King 
Street, 124,p. Deptford, St. Paul, 160,r. Derby, 127, p. 
Derby, Archdeaconry, 14, p. Derby, St. Peter's, 103, p. 
Dereham, East, with Hoe, 85, p. Derralossory, 49, rp. Der- 
revane, 141, p. Derry (Monaghan), 94, p. Derryanville, 24. 
Derrybrusk, 115, p. Derrynoose, 141, P. Derryroland, North, 
103, p. Derryvolgie, 124, rp. Devon, County, 81,r.. Devon, 
County, East Part, 76, p. Devonish, 103, p. Devynnock, 
141, p. Deythur, 84, p.. Digby, 170. Dinder and Cros- 
combe, 121, r. Dinnington and Salton, 94, rp. Dinton, 33, p. 
Distington and Harrington, 103, p. Dodderhill, 146, p. 
Doddershall, 33, p. Dodington, 103, P. Dogmell’s, 
Saint, 84, p. Dogwell’s, Saint, 94, p. Dolbenmann, 127, 
128, p. Dolgellan, 151, p. Donagh, 34, p. 103, Pp. 165, P. 
Donaghadee, 173, p. Donaghcloney, 103, p. Donaghmore, 
49. Donamore, 124, pr. . Donard, 115, p. Doncaster, 124, p. 
Doncaster, Deanery, 173, p. Donegal, County, 124, rp. Donegal, 
Three Trees, 141, p. Doneraile, 76, yp. Donhead, St. Mary, 
115, Pp. Donington, 103, p. 105. Donington, Protestant 
Dissenters, 103, P. Donoughmore, 115, P. Donyland, 
East, 109, p. Dorchester, 98, p. Dornock, 127, p. Dor- 
rington, 115,P. Dorset, Archdeaconry, 227. Dorton, 33, p. 
Dovercourt, 151, Pp. Dowdeswell, 14, p. Dowles, 115, p. Down, 
oe 160, p. Downham, 145, rp. Downham Market, 165, p. 
Downholm, 72, p. Downpatrick, 182, rp. Drayton, 103. 
Drayton, &amp;c., 105, p. Drayton, Beauchamp, 33, p. Dray- 
ton, West, 33. Drimholm, 141, Pp. rogheda, 85, P. 
Dromahair, 85, p. Dromard, Skreene and Templeboy, 28, p. 
Dromard, 103, Pp. Dromin, 28, Pp. Dromore, 103, P. 
Dromore, Diocese, 59,P. Droxford, 170, p. Drum, 33, p. 
Drumballyroney, 103, p. Drumcree, 140. Drumgath, 
103, Pp. Drumgooland, 103, p. Drumgoon, 173, p. Drum- 
reenock, 140. Drumhaggart, 127, ep. Drumhillery, 94, p. 
rumkeeran, 1038, p. Drumkirk, 94, p. Drumlane, 127, p. 
Drumlomen, 89, p. Drummaran, 121, p. Drumshanbo, 49, p. 
Drumskellan, 141, p. Drumsnat, 14,p. Drung, 173, ep. Dry- 
men, 141, p. Dublin, Archbishop, &amp;c., 24, p. Dublin, Barbers 
and Chirurgeons, 132, p. Dublin, Bricklayers and Plasterers, 
132, p. Dublin, Carpenters, 132,P. Dublin, “— Freeholders, 
&amp;e., 182, p. Dublin, County, 98, p. Dublin, Cutlers, 132, p. 
Dublin, Ebenezer Chapel, 160, rp. Dublin, Guild of the 
Holy Trinity, 132, p. Dublin, Joiners, 182, p. Dublin, Lord 
Mayor, &amp;c., 132, p. Dublin, Merchants, 132, p. Dublin, 
Saddlers, 132, p. Dublin, St. Audeon’s, 177, p. Dublin, St. 
Bridget’s, 89, p. Dublin, St. Catherine, 173, p. Dublin, St. 
George, 76, p. Dublin, St. Mary’s, 141, p. Dublin, St. Michans, 
141, p. 182, p. Dublin, St. Patrick, 127, p. Dublin, St. 
Paul, 177, p. Dublin, St. Thomas, 115, p. Dublin, St. Wer- 
burgh, 115, p. Dublin, Shoemakers, 132, p. Dublin, Smiths, 
154, Pp. Dublin, Tailors’ Corporation, 114, p. Dublin, Univer- 
sity, 160, p. Dublin, Weavers’ Corporation, 141, rp. Dumfries, 
105, Pp. 160, Pp. Dublin, Incorporated Trades, 141, pe. Dun- 
blane, 154, p. Dunblane, ape 154, p. Dundee, 148, p. 
Dundee, Kirk Session, 148, p. undry, 28. Dunemanna, 
127, p. Dunfeeny and Kilbride, 22, r. Dunganstown, 49, p. 
Dunham, Ragnall, Laneham, &amp;c., 94, Pp. _Dunlavin, 115, p. 
Dunluce, 128, rp. Dunmanway, 41, p. Dunmow, Deanery, 
98, p. Dunmow, Great, 132, pr. Dunnett, 148, p. Dunning 
oe 105, Pp. Dunscore, 127, p. Dunsport, 141, p. 
unstable, 148, Pp. Dunster, 121,P. Durham, County, Clergy, 
24, rp. Durrow, 124,r. Dursley, Deanery, 72,P. Duston, 
94, p. Duxford, 114. Dyffryn, 103, P. Dysertlynn, 127, P. 
— Eaglesham, 146, p. ring, 59. Earl's Barton, 94, p. 
Earlscolme, 141, rp. Earswick, 120, p. Easingwold, 98, p. 
Easkey and Killmackshalgan, 28, p. Eastchurch, 148, p. East 
Hundred, Middle Division, 81, p. East Hundred, North Di- 
vision, 81, Pp. East Hundred, South Division, 81, rp. Easton and 
Stow, 94, p. Eastwood and Greaseley, 84, p. Eaton Bray, 
128, p. Eccleshall, 22, rp. Edan, St.,of Ferns, 146, p. Edderton, 
85,P. Edinburgh, Inhabitants, 147, p. _ Edinburgh, Mo- 
derator of the Associate Presbytery, 182, p. Edinburgh, Tailors, 
148, p. Edingley and Halam, 94,r. | Edlesborough, 33, p. 
Edlington, 173, rp. | Edlington and Thornton, 94, P. Edmon- 
ton, 105, p. Edwinstowe, 154, P. lwysern, &amp;e., 127, Pp. 
Egmanton, 28, p. Egremont, 76, Pp. iston, Great, 132, Pp. 
Elaughbeg, 127, p.  [Eliogarty, 72, p. Elksley, 28, p. 
Ellesmore, 140, P. Elm, Great, 115,P. Elmbridge, 146, p. 
Elmdon, 128, p. Elmley, 151, Pp. Elphin, Bishop, &amp;c., 
24, p. Elsenham, 103, rp. Elvington, Wheldrake and Sutton- 
upon-Derwent, 98, p. Ely, Archdeaconry and Clergy, 28, p. 
y, Dean and Chapter, 20, p. Ely, Isle of, 114. berton, 
33, pe. Emlafad, 59, rp. Emyvale, 141, Pp. : Ennerdale and 
Kenniside, 103, p. Enniscorthy, 34. Enniskillen, 103, P. 
Enoder, St., 120, p. Epperstone, 33. a 132, Pp. 
Errigle, 103, p. 165, Pp. Escricke and Deighton, 98, P. 
Eskdale, 103, p. Essex, Archdeaconry,’ 109, Pp. Eston, 
151, P. Eton, 105, p. Eton College, 109, r. Ettagh, &amp;c., 
141, p. Everton, 154, rp. Evesham, 89, P. - Exeter, 94, Pp. 
Exeter, Archdeaconry, 85, Pp. Exeter, Corporation, 94, Pp. Ex- 
hall, 115, p. Eyam, 127, p. Eye, 132, rp. Eynsford, 94, p. 
—Fairstead, 146, p. Faith’s, St., 115, P. Og ee and 
Middle Rasen, 132, r. Falkingham, 94, rp. Falkirk, Presbytery, 
41. Falmouth, 120, rp. Fangloss, Bolton and Catton, 98, P. 
Farleigh, 103, p. Farleigh, Freshford, &amp;c., 115, P. wee 


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PETITION S—continued. 














I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(centinued)—relative to— 


Roman Catholic Claims—continued. 
[1829.] Against—continued. 
East, txxx1v.115, p. Farney, Barony, 76, rp. Farnham and Shap- 
wick, 115,P. Farnsfield, 94, p. eral 105,P. Farthing- 
stone, 81, Pr. Fawkham, 94, Pp. Fazeley, 94, Pr. Fearn, 170, Pp. 
Felsham, St. Peter’s, 121, p. Felsted, 151, rp. Fenny Stratford, 
33, p. Fermanagh, County, 115, Pp. Fernaloy, 94, p. _ Ferns, 
St. Edan, 146, p. Ferns and Kilbride, 20, rp. Ferrihy, 127. 
Festiniog, 154, p. Field Dalling, 177, Pp. Filloughley, 115, P. 
Finborough, Great, 121, p. Finedon, 182,r. Fingrinhoe, 109, p. 
Finningham, 121, r. Finningley, 98, p. Finningley, wees | 
and Blaxton, 98, p. Fintona, 49. Firbane, 124, pr. Fishguard, 
140, p. Fittleworth, 103, p. Flawborough, 84, p.  Flax- 
bourton, 115, Pp. Flaxton and Claxton, &amp;c., 98, pr. Filed- 
borough, 59. Flintham, 94, Pr. Flinton, 94, ep. Flixborough, 
148, p. Flynn, Henry, 186, p. Folkington, 115, p. Foots 
Cray, 148, p. Ford, High and Low, 182,p. Fordham, 151, pe. 
Forest, Deanery, 115, Pp. Fossoway and Tulliebole, 151. Fox- 
earth, 103, P. Foxcote, 128, p. Freshford, 81. 115, P. 
Friesthorpe, 132, vp. Frimley, 120. Fringford, 34, p. Fris- 
thorpe, 132, p. Friston, 124, Pp. Frithville,154. Fulbourn, 114. 


Fulford, 98, rp. Full Sutton, 98, rp. Fulletby, 154. Funtington, 
103, p. Fyfield, 151, p.— Gallen, 124, ep. Galoon, 103, 
104, p. Gamston, 28, ep. Garboldisham, 115, rp. Garforth, 
182, pr. Garston, East, 140, Pp. Gartan, 124,p. Gartmore 


Perth), 140, rp. Garvaghey, 103, r. Gate Helmsley, 98, p. 

ate Street Chapel, St. Giles in the Fields, 146, p. Gates- 
head, Gateshead Fell, &amp;c., 146, p. Gawcott, 33, rp. Gazeley- 
cum-Kentford, 24, p. Gedney, 115,p. Gembling, 94, Pr. Get- 
son, 132, Pp. Gevington,115,P. Gileston,94, Pr. Gilford Down, 
94, p. Gillingham, 94, rp. Gimingham, 59, rp. Glandelagh, 
Bishop, &amp;c., 24, p. Glandulas, 154, Pr. Glanealy, 49, Pp. Glas- 
gow, nl 146, p. Glasgow, Barony Parish, 151,r. Glasgow, 

ampbell Street Congregation, 115, Pp. Glasgow, City, 140, P. 
Glasgow, Gardeners, 154, p. Glasgow, General Session, 94, P. 
Glasgow, Hammermen, 84, p. Glasgow, Fourteen Incor- 
porated Trades, 76, r. Glasgow, Incorporation of Barbers, 94, P. 
Glasgow, Incorporation of Coopers, 94, p. Glasgow, Incorpora- 
tion of Cordwainers, 94, p. Glasgow, Incorporation of Tailors, 
105, P. Glasgow, Inhabitants, 109, p. Glasgow, Maltmen, 103, p. 
Glasgow, Masons, 127, r. Glasgow, Presbytery, 41. 146, P. 
Glasgow, Renfield Street, 94,r. Glasgow, Skinners and Glovers, 
109, Pp. Glasgow, Weavers, 109, Pp. Glasgow, Wrights, 109, Pp. 
Glasgow and Ayr, Synod, 146,r. Glassary, 154, p. Glaslough, 
141,e. Glastonbury Jurisdiction, Twenty-one Parishes, 115, P. 
Glencairn, 127, rp. Glenloughan, 141, rp. Gloucester, &amp;c., 89, P. 
Gloucester, City, 94, er. Gloucester, Dean and Chapter of the 
Cathedral Church, 14, p. Gloucester, Deanery, 76, Pr. Glouces- 
ter, St. George, 8, p. Goldhanger, 148, P. olspie, 182. Go- 
nalston and Lowdham, 94, Pp. Gorbals, 151, Pr. Gorconican, In- 
nishowan, 141, Pp. Gorey, 76, ep. Gosforth, 103, rp. Gos- 
port, 103, rp. Gourock, 140, p. Govan, 151, Pp.  Graf- 
ton Street, Fitzroy Square, Schools, 146, rp. Granard, Barony, 
76,P. Grantham, 14, Pp. 141, rp. Grasmere and Ambleside, 15}. 
Grauston and St. Nicholas, 127,r. Gray, Thomas, Modera- 
tor of the Associate Session of Kirkcaldy, 182, rp. Gray’s Inn 
Lane, Providence Chapel, 146, rp. Greasley, 84, rp. Green 
Hammerton, Kirk Hammerton and Whixley, 98, r. Greenock, 
141, p. Greenwich, 89, Pp. Greetham,141,P. Grimsby, Great, 
115, p. Grimston, Stratton and Bradford Peverell, 81, Pr. Grin- 
ton, 72,P. Grougar, Farmers’ Society, Kilmarnock, 154, rp. 
Grougar, Barony, 154, Pr. Guildford, 115. Guildford, Provi- 
dence Chapel, 148, ep. Guilsborough and Holowell, 140, p. 
Gumfreston, 140, p.— Haberdashers’ Hall Chapel, Staining 
Lane, London, 146, rp. Hackettstown, 103, p. Haddenham, 
Cuddington and Kingsey, 33, p. Haddon, East, 115, p. 
Haddon, West, 140, p. Hadleigh, 103, Pp. 121, p. Had- 
low, 148, P. Hadlow Down, 160, p. Hagbourn, 84, p. 
Haile, 151. Hailsham, 145. 165, p. Halam, 94, rp. Hale 
Magna and Hale Parva, 115, p. Halford, 115, p. Halifax, 
81, p. 124, p. Halkirk, 165, ep. Hallingbury, Great, 132, p. 
Hallingbury, Little, 151, p. Halton, 33, rp. Haltwhistle, 
98, Pp. Hamilton, 154, r. Happisburgh, 115, rp. Harborne and 
Smethwicke, 115, p. Hargrave and Covington, 94, p. Har- 
lech, 140, p. Harleston, 140, p. Harlow, Deanery, 98, Pp. 
Harmston, 115, p. Harptree, 121, p. Harpswell, &amp;c., 146, p. 
Harrietsham, 94, rp. Harrington, 103, p. Harrow on the 
Hill, 127, p. Harrowgate, High, 146, Pp. Hartrot and 
Boxted, 121, p. Hartshill, &amp;c., 154, p. Harwell, 84, p. 
Harwich, 20, p. Harworth, 154, p. Haslemere, 49,p. Hasling- 
ton, 182, p. Hastings, St. Clement, 182, p. Hastings, Zoar 
Chapel, 115, p. Hatfield, 173, p. Haughley, 121, p. Haugh- 
ton, 173,p. Haven, Little, and St. Ishmael’s, 115, rp. Haver- 
fordwest, 115, r. Hawarden, 140, r. Hawkesbury, Deanery, 


115, P. Hawkesworth, 103, p. Hawkhurst, 148, rp. Hawn- 
by, 151,p. Hawridge, 148, p. Haxby, 98,p. Haynford, 
59, P. 


ag eng 154, P. 


Healaugh, 104, p. — &amp;e., 
146, p. Heaton, 104, p. P 


Heckington, 115, edingham, 
Deanery, 98, p. Heighington, 170, rp. Helensburgh, 146, p. 
Hellingly, 173, p. Helmsley and Kirkdale, 76, ». Helmsley, 
Upper, and Gate Helmsley, 98, er. Helperby, 98,p. Helpring- 
ham, 115, P. Hemblington, 148, p. Hemel Hempstead, 
140, rp. Hemel Hempstead, Berkhamstead, St. Peter, &amp;c., 14, Pp. 


Hemingstone, 121, Pp. Henllan, 14, p. 132, p. Henlow, 
148, p. Henny and Twinstead, 103, p. Hepworth, 120, p. 
Hereford, 98, rp. Hereford, Archdeaconry, 72,r. Hereford, 


Dean and Chapter, 72, Pp. 


Heslington and Langwith, 
120,p. Hessle, &amp;e., 127. 


Heston, 89, ep. Heworth, 98, p. 
Heyford, 154, p. Hickleton, 98, p. Hickling, 33. Hill 
Morton, 165, rp. Hill Street, St. Marylebone, 115, rp. Himley, 
148, P. Hinckford Hundred, 76, p. Hinderwell, 173, p. 





Roman Catholic Claims—continued. 


[1829.] Against—continued. 
Hindley, txxxiv. 104, ep. Hitchin, 33, p. 128, vp. Hock- 
erton, 94, P. Hoe, 85,P. Hogsthorpe, 120, rp.  Hol- 
beach, 182, p. Holdenhurst, 141, ep. Holderness, Middle and 
Southern, 151, p. Holdgate, 98, rp. Holland, Great, 109, p., 
Hollesley, 148, ep. Holme, 59. _Hollowell, 140, p. Holtby, 
98, p. Holwell, 160, rp. |Holybourne and Alton, 103, p. 
Holyhead, 33. Holyhead, Protestant Dissenters, 148, p. Holy- 
well, 89, p. Holywood, 160, r. Hooton Level, 98, rp. Hooton 
Pagnell, 94, p. Horksley, Great, 128, rp. Hornby, 34, p, 
Horncastle, 154. Horndon on the Hill, 132, p. Horsell, 98, p, 
Horsendon, 33, p. Horsham, Lower, Beeding, &amp;c., 105. 
Horsington, 128,p. Horton, 104, Pp. 105, P. Horwood, 
Magna, and Singleborough, 33,r. Horwood Parva, 33, p, 
Hough, &amp;e., 132, P. Houghton in the Dale, 128, p, 
Hoveringham, 84, Pp. Howsham, 124, pP. Hudderstield, 
124,p. Huly, 127, p. Huntingdon, Archdeaconry, 145, p. 
Huntingdon, East and West, 120, rp. Hurstbourne, Tarrant, 
and Chapelry of Vernhams Dean, 182. Hurstperpoint, 148, p. 
Husthwaite-cum-Carlton, 98, Pp. Hutton Cranswick, 124, p, 
Huttons Ambo, 94, e. Huyshe, Francis, 121, Pr. Hylton and 
Hylton Ferry, &amp;c., 182, p.—Ickford, 33, pr. Ickham, 148, p, 
Solietons 109, vp. Icklingham All Saints, and Icklingham 
St. James, 120, p. Idle, 103, P. 


Ikerlin and Eliogarty, 
72, P. Ilchester, 115, Pp. 


Ilfracombe, 85, P. Ilmer and 
Aston Sandford, 33, rp. Ilminster, 148, rp. _Imokilly Barony, 
20, Pp. Inch, 76, P. 182, Pr. Inniscaltra Union, 115, p. Innis- 
macsaint, 115, Pp. Inverkeithing, 154. Inverness, Inhabitants, 
170, p. Inverness, Incorporated Trades, 170, rp. Ipstones, 140, 
141, Pp. Ipswich, 124, p. Irchester, 132, pr. Ireland, Pro- 
testants, 145, p. Irthlingborough, 154, p. Irvinestown, 34, p. 
Ishmael’s, St.,115, Pp. Ishmael’s, St., &amp;c., 154, Pp. Iskaheen, 
141,p. Islip, 120, p. Iveagh, Upper, 103, vp. Ives, St. 
(Hunts), 115, p. 120, p.  Irvinghoe, 148, p. — Jbaldstowe, 
121, p. Jewin Crescent, Jewin Street, London, 103, p. 
Jews, Episcopal Chapel, Bethnal Green, 115, P. John, St., in 
Bedwardine, 177, p. Johnstone, 173, p. Jones, Thomas, Vestry 
Clerk of St. Stephen, Coleman Street, 182, p.—Keady, 94, p. 
141, Pp. —— 121, Pp. Keel, 59,p. Kelham and Aver- 
ham, 84, P. ells, Lower, 127, Pp. Kelso, 128, p. Kel- 
ston, 24,p. Kenark, 89,p. Kendal, Kirkby Lonsdale, &amp;c., 
85, Pp. Kendal, Deanery, 103, rp. Kenn, 85,p. Kennett, 
24, P. Kenniside, 103, p. Kent, Rated Inhabitants, 89, p. 
Kent, Freeholders, 24, pr. Kersall, 84,r. Kersey and Lind- 
sey, 121,p. Kessingland, 121,r. Keswick, 103,r. Kettle- 
baston, 121, p. Kexby, 98, p. Keymer, 41, Pp. Keysoe, 
148, p. Kilberry, 141, p. Kilbride, 14, p. 22, rp. 89, Pp. Kil- 
calmanell and Kilberry, 141, p. Kilclief, 141, ep. | Kilcommon, 
41,p. Kilcomvay, 128, p. Kilcoo, 103, p. Kildrumfarton, 
or Crushorlough, 76, Pp. Kilfinan and Darra, 89, Pp. _Kilisky, 


49, P. Kilkeedy, 103, p. Kilkenny, County and City, 
103, Pp. Killala, 22, p. Killalaand Achonry, 14, Pe.  Killcole- 
man, 141, Pp. Killead, 177, Pr. Killevan, 14, p.  Killehene, 
89, p. Kilereavy, 94, p. Killesandra, 160, p. Killesher, 
115, Pp. Killglass, 14, Pr. Killileagh, 160, r. Killinchy, 182, p. 


Killinkere and Mullagh, 24, rp. Killmackshalgan, 28, rp. Kill- 
more, 14, Pp. Killumough, 124, rp. Killultagh and Derryvolgie, 
124, p. Killibegs, 124, p. Killileagh, 182, p. Kiullyman, 
124, p. Kilmacduagh, Diocese, 132. Kilmadock (Perth), 
177, p. Kilmain Easter, 124, p. Kilmarnock, 154, p. Kilmar- 
nock, Magistrates, &amp;c., 154, p. Kilmarton, 154, Pr. Kilmegan, 
103, Pp. Kilmore, 182, p. Kilmoremoy, Half Parish, 49, p. 
Kilmuir Easter, 124, p. Kilmurry, 94, rp. Kilpipe, 49, Pp. 
Kilbrea, 141, p. Kilroot, 103, Pp. Kilrush, 127, P. 
Kilsby, 140, p. Kilskerry Trillic, &amp;c., 28, p. Kilsyth, 
127, P. Kiltegan, 115, p. Kiltogert, 49, p. Kiltubride, 
49,p. Kimble, Little, 105, p. Kimbolton, 81, Pp. Kinalarty, 
103, p. Kinalmeatry, Carberry, &amp;c., 28, Pp. 141,Pp. Kinaw- 
ley, 104, p. Kincardine, 140, p. Kincardine, Protestants, 
173, p. Kingsbridge, &amp;c., 85, rp. Kingsbury, 94, pr. Kings- 
court, 49,P. King’s Langley, 105, p. Kingsey, 33, P. 
Kingston, 121, pP. Kingston-upon-Hull, 14, p. 120, P. 
Kingston-upon-Hull, Mayor, &amp;c., 14, Pp. Kingston-upon-Hull, 
York, Citizens, 85, p. Kina, Seymour, 85, P. ingston- 
upon-Thames, 89, rp. Kingswinford, 141, Pp. Kinnataloon, 140. 
Kinnerly, 127, Pr. Kintyre District, 146, Pp. Kinver, 154, P. 
Kippen, 141, p. Kirby, 132,p. Kirby Misperton, 120, Pp. 
Kirby, West, 141, p. irbymoorside, 76, p. Kirdford, 120. 
Kirkby, Annesley, Selston, &amp;c., 94, p. Kirkby Fleetham, 14, pP. 
Kirkby Lonsdale, 85,p. Kirkby, South, 120, p. Kirkcaldy, 
Moderator, 182,p. Kirkconnell, 173,p. Kirkcudbright, 127, p. 
Kirkdale, 76, Pr. Kirkdeighton, 120, p. Kirkham, 104, Pp. 
Kirk Hammerton, 94, p. 98, p. Kirkintilloch, 165, p. Kirk- 
lington, &amp;e., 94. Kirkpatrick, Irongray, 145, p. Kirksmeaton, 
165, p. Kirkstead, 154. Kirkwall, 182, p. Kirriemuir, 154, P. 
Kirton in Lindsey, 121, p. Kirton and Walesby, 59. Knares- 
borough, &amp;c., 146, p. Kneesall, 59. Knolston, 165, p. Kyle, 
124, p. — Lackan, 22, p. Laindon, 120, rp. Lakenheath, 
121, p. Lamarsh, 103, p. Lambourn, 109, p. Lampeter 
Pont Stephen, 177. Lancaster, 120, p. Lancaster, Corpora- 
tion, 94, p. Landaff, 115, Pr. Landissil, 41, p. Lane End, 
(Staffordshire Potteries), 147, p. Laneham, 94, p. Lang- 
ford, &amp;c., 148, p. Langford, 132, p. Langford, Winthorpe, 
Coddington, &amp;c., 154, p. Langholm, 115, Pp. Langport, &amp;e., 
128, r. Langton and Woodhall, 148, rp. Langwith, 120, P. 
Lanmadock, 165, p. Lastingham, 120, rp. Lathbury, 33, P. 
Lauder, 177, rp. Laughton-en-le-Morthen, 115, p. _Laven- 
don and Cole, Braxfield, 33, p. Lawford, 154, rp. Lawshall, 
All Saints, 121, p. Laxton, 33. Layer-de-le-Haye, 109, P. 
Layer Marney, 146, p. Laysdown, 148, p. Layston and ae od 
ord, 











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PETITION S—continued. 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Roman Catholic Claims—continued. 
[1829.] Against—continued. 

ford, Lxxxiv.154,p. Lea Marston,94,p. Leck, 124,p. Lock 
and others, 124, p. Leckhampstead, 33, p. Lecropt, 141, p. 
Leeds, 160, rp. Leek, Cheddleton, &amp;c., 132, p. 140, p. Lees, 
Reverend Sir Harcourt, Baronet, 24, p. 160, p. Legannauny, 
141, p. Leicester, Archdeaconry, 120, rp. Leicester, County 
and Town, 98, pr. Leicester, Dissenters, 115, Pp. Leicester, Mayor, 
&amp;e., 94, p. Leighs, Great, 141, p. Leighlin, 154, p. Leith, 
Masons, &amp;c., 154, p. Leith, North, 154, p. Leitrim, 49, Pp. 
Leitrim Barony, 49, p. Leitrim County, 94, p. Lenton and 
Radford, 145, rp. Leochel Cushnie, 177, p. Leominster, 98, p. 
Leonard, St., Foster Lane, 146, p. Leppington,124,p. Lesbury, 
89. Lesmahagow, 132, pr. Lesnewth and North Division of the 
Hundred of East, 81, p. Leverton, 104, p. Leverton, North 
and South, 94, p. Lewes, Archdeaconry, 94, p. 160, p. Lewes, 
Bethesda Chapel, 98, pr. Lewes, Jireh Chapel-in-the-Cliffe, 
105, p. Leybourne, 160, p. Lidgate, 24, p. Lifford, 124, p. 
Lillingstone, Dayrell, 33, p. Littieastone, Lovell, 154, p. 
Limerick, 85. Lincoln Close and Bail,115, pr. Lincoln County, 
National Schools, 160, p. Lincoln and Stow, Clergy, (Sixteen 
Petitions), 115, Pp. Lindsey,121,P. Lindsey, Southern Division, 
115, P. Liney, Lower Half Barony, 98, p. Linford, Great, 
33, Pr. Linford, Little, 33, p. Linlithgow, Presbytery, 146, pr. 
Linwood, 104, Pr. Lisburne, 127, Pp. Lisnarrick, 115, Pp. Lis- 
nakea, 41,P. Littlebury,76,p. Littleport, 141, Pp. Littleton, High, 
81. Livermere Magna and Livermere Parva, 121, Pp. Liversedge, 
151, Pp. Llambissilio-Gogo, 41, p. Llanaber, 115, p. Llanarmon 
Dyffryn, &amp;c., 103, p. Lilanarthney, 127, Pr. Llancadwaladr, 
140, p. Lilandanielfab, 33. Llanddewi, 165, Pp. Lilanddullas, 
103, p. _Llandegla, &amp;c., 105, p. _Llandevailogvach, &amp;c., 
154, Pp. Llandevillog, 121, ep. Llandilofawr, 182, p. Llandilor 
Vane, 154, Pp. Llandingat, 121, pe. Llandissilio-Gogo and Llan- 
granog, 41, Pp. Llandovery and Llandingat, 121, rp. Llandrillo 
in Rhos, 89,p.  Lilandrinio, 140, p. Llandyfriog, 103, Pp. 
Llandysilio, 140, rp. Llanedy, 121, p. Lilanegryn, 140, p. 
Llanegwad, 89, p. Llaneltyd, 151, p. Lilanfacraeth, 151, p. 
Llanfair Dyffryn and Clwydd, 151, p.  Lilanfair, Elydogr, 


&amp;e., 154, p.  Lianfair-ar-y-bryn, 141, p. _Llanfairorllwyn, 
41,p.  Llanfairtalhairn, 84, p. Llanfihangel-y-pennant, &amp;c., 
127, p.  Lianfyhangel-y-traithun, 140, pe. Lilanfihangely, 


Croydoten, &amp;c., 84. Llanfihengel, 89, Pp. 
Llanfynydd, 182, p. Llangaffo, 33. 
Llangathan and Llanfynydd, 182, p. Llangeinwven, Llangaffo 
and Newborough, 33. Llangeler, 14. Llangendevine, 121, Pp. 
Llangewith, 165, p. Llangennich, 121, p. Llangernyw, 34, Pp. 
Llangloffan, 127, P. langollen, 103, Pp. Llangranog, 
41, Pp. Llangunllo, 41, rp. Llangynhafal, 182, p. Llanhileth, 
132, p. Lilanidan and Llanddanielfat, 33. Llanllawddog, 
103, p. Llanconvil, 154, p. Llanllwchaiarn Newquay, 41, p. 
Llanllwny, 121, p. Llannor, 24, p. Llanpumsaint Llanllawddog, 
103, p. Llan-rhaiadryn Cinmerch, 34, Pp. Llan-rhaiadryn- 
yn-mochnant, 140, p. Llanrhystid, 41,p. Llanrws, 189, p. 
Llansadwrn, 98, p. Llansaint, 154, p. Llansannan,14, Pr. Lian- 
sawel, 121, p.  Liansilin, 140, Pp. Llanspyddid,’ 141, p. 
Llanstinan, 105, p. Llanthoysaint, 121, p. Llanvihangel 
Abercowin, 14. Llanvihangel aaron, 121, p. Llanwenog, 
20, p. Lilanwrda, 98, p. Llanyblodwell, 140, rp. Lilany- 
byther, 14. Llanycrwys, 121, p. Llan-y-mowddy, 140, p. 


Llanfrothen, 154, Pp. 
Liangamarch, &amp;c., 154, p. 


Llanywern, 141, p. Llechryd, 103, p. Llywell, 141, p. Loch 
Gilphead, 154, p. Lochmaben, Incorporated Trades, 154, Pp. 
Lochmaben, Royal Burgh, 154, p. Lochmaben, 140, p. 
Lochrutton, 140, p. hwinnoch, 173, P. Lockinton, 
160, p. Loders and Bradpole, 124, p. Logie-Easter, Presby- 
tery of Tain, 104, p. London, Archdeaconry, 98, p. London, 
Orangemen, 173, p. London, Sion College, 94, p. London, 


Scotch Presbytery, 84, rp. London and Westminster, Inha- 
bitant Householders, 151, p. London and Westminster, Dissent- 
ing Ministers, 145, rp. Londonderry, City and County, 141, p. 
Londonderry, Corporation, 141, p. Long Acre, Episcopal 


Chapel, 94, p. Longfield, 94, rp. 109, p. Longford, 76, rp. Long- 


houghton, 81. Longmarton, 151. Lonsdale, 84, p. _Lons- 
dale, Deanery, 103, p. Lonsdale, North of the Sands, 
120, p. Looe, East, 165, p. Lorn, Presbytery, 146, p. 
Lostwithiel, 81, p. Loughans, 141, rp. Loughall, 41, p. 128, p. 
Loughilly, 84, p. | Loughinisland, 141, p. Loughinishollin, 
103, p. Loughton, 33, p. Louth County, 103, p. Loud- 
ham, 94, Pp. Lowestoft, 121, P. Lownes, Thomas, of 
Hampstead, 140, p. Ludgershall, 33, p. Ludlow, 115, p. 
Lund, 160, pr. Lurgan and Monterconnaught, 85, rp. _ Luss, 
140, p. Lydlinch, 115, p. Lyme Regis, 22, p. Lymm, 


33, p. Lyndhurst, 115, Pp. Lythe, 173, p. — Mabe, 165, p. 
M‘Crie, om, Moderator of Associate Presbytery of Edin- 
burgh, 182, p. Machar, Old, 165, p. Macclesfield, 173, p. 
Mackray, William, Moderator of the Presbytery of Stirling and 
Falkirk, 41. Maderly, 160,r. Maelor, 84, p. Maenturog, 
154, p. Maghera, 103, p. Magheracoolmoney, 115, P. 
Magheradroll, 103, p. Magherahamlett, 173, r. | Magheross, 
182, rp. _Maguires Bridge, 115, pr. Maids Morton, 33, p. 
Maidstone, Inhabitants, 85, Pp. Maidstone, Mote Road, Provi- 
dence Chapel, 85,p. Maidstone, Wesleyans, 148, p. Malden, 
and Hundred of Dengie, 94, p. Mallwyd and Llan-y-mowddy, 
140, p. Maltby Stainton and Hooton Levet, 98, rp. Mal- 
vern, 141, Pp. Manacan and Saint Anthony-in-Meneage, 81, P. 
Mancetter, &amp;c., 154, p. Manchester and Salford, 94,p. Man- 
hood, 109, vp.’ Manningham and Heaton, 103, p. Man- 
ningtree, 141, Pp. Mansfield, 14, p. 94. Mansfield, Mansfield 
Woodhouse, Skegby, &amp;c., 94,r. | Maplebeck, 59. Maplestead 
Great, 103, Pp. Maralin, 103, p. March Gibbon, 33, p. 
Marchia Deanery, 33, p. Marden, 94, rp. Mareham-le-Fen, 
141,p. Market Hill,41,r. Market Stainton, 148,r. Mark- 


GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 





* Oxford University, 28, Pp. 





Roman Catholic Claims—continued. 


[1829.] Against—continued. 
ham, East and West Drayton, txxx1v. 33. Markham, West, 28, p. 
orm S 89, P. Marlborough, Wesleyans, 160, Pp Marn- 
ham and Fledborough, 59. Marr, 165,r. Marrick, 140, Pp. 


Marshfield, 103, rp. | Marston-upon-Dove, 146, rp. Mars- 
ton, North, 33, pr. Marston and Rufforth, 98, er. Marsworth, 
148, Pp. Marton, 151, Pp. 


Lee bs Saint, or Newtown Barry, 
Mathry, 127, p. Matlaske, 177, p. 
Matson, &amp;c., 120, p. Mauch- 
Mawgan, Saint, 81,r. Mawillian and Kiltereavey, 
Mayfield, 115, p. Meath County, 20, p. Meavy, &amp;c., 
132, rp. Melford, Long, 121, p. Melford, South, 121, rp. Mells, 
115,P. Melton-on-the-Hill, 94,p. Melverley, 140, rp. Mendles- 
ham, 132, p. Mentmere, 148, p. Merevale, 89, r. Mereworth, 
94, p. Merthyr, 121,p. Merthyr Tydfil, 141,r. Messingham, 
148, Pp. Metheringham,115,r. Mexborough, 165, Pp. Micklefield, 
124,p. Middleham, 94,p.° Middle Rasen, 132, rp. Middlesex, 
Archdeaconry, Clergy, &amp;c.,98, p. Middlesmore,20,p. Middle- 
ton Bulmer and Belchamp Walter, 103, p. Middleton and 
Lund, 160, Pp. Middleton-in-Teesdale, 98, p. | Middlewich, 
115, Pe. Midhurst, 94, pr. Midsomer, Norton, Chilcompton, &amp;c., 
128, Pp. Milborne Port, 28, py. Mildenhall, 121, p. Milford, 
Friendly Society, 127, Pr. Milhom, Whicham, &amp;c., 103, pf 
Milton Earnest, 146, p. Milverton, 115, p. Minehead, 124. 
Minningshy, 141, p. Minster, 148, p. Missenden, Great, 33, 


34,Pp. Matching, 127, P. 

Matlock and Bonsall, 14, p. 
line, 154, P. 
94, Pp. 


34, p. Misson, 154, p. Misterton, 84, Pr. Mistley, 165, p. 
Moate, 49, p. Modrenny and Ballymackey, 72, Pp. Mohill, 
28, p.34,Pp. Moira, 103, p. Mold and Northop, &amp;c., 115,p. 


Monaghan, 14, p. Monaghan Barony, 14, r. 


Moneygall, 124, p. 
Monkland, New, 151, p. 


Monkland, Old, 165,r. Monkseleigh, 
120, p. |Monkwearmouth, 115, Pp. Monmouth, Clergy, 
141,P. Montgomery County, 103, p. Monthly Magazine, 
Proprietors, 182,r. _Monxton, 84. Morcott, 81, P. Moorby, 
154. Moor Monkton, 98, p. Moreton-in-Marsh, 115, Pp. 
Morpeth Deanery, 146, Pp. Morton, South, and Blewberry, 


105, Pp. Mosstown, 28, p. Moulton, 115, p. Mountmelick, 
103, p. Mount and Verwick, 41, Pr. Mowritz, John Joseph, 
85, P. Moville, Upper and Lower, 127, Pp. Moy, 24, 
Moylgrove, 127, p. Moyne, 14, p. Muckno, 33, pr. Muff, 
127, Pp. 141, P. Muirkirk, 146, P. Mulbarton, 154, Pp. 


Mullabrack, 141, p. Mullabrack, 41,p. Mullagh, 24,p. Maul- 
lavilly, 141, ep. | Mullochglass, 103, p» |©Mumby Chapel, 
120, Pp. Mursley, 84, p. 105, Pp. Murton, 98, Pp. us- 
kerry, East and West, and Barretts, 33, p. Muskham, North, 
and Bathley, 59. Muthill, 115,e. Mydrim and Llanvihangel 
Abercowin, 14. Mylor,- 120, p. Mynyddyslwyn, 141, Pp. 
Myshall, 72, p.—Naburn, 98, p. Nailsea and Flaxbourton, 
115, Pp. Napdale, North and South, 154, p. Narberth, Deanery, 
140, P. arberth, &amp;c., 141, p. Narborough, 98. Nash, 
33, p. Navenby and Boothby, 115, p. Navestock, 120, p. 
Nazing, 165,P. Nedging, 121, p. Needham Market, 121, p. 
Neen Savage, 182,p. Nailstone, 154,p. Netherbury, 115, p. 
Nethergate, 165, p. Netherwasdale, &amp;c., 103, p. Nettlestead, 
148, Pp. Nevern (Pembroke), 127, p. | Newark-upon-Trent, 
Mayor, &amp;c.,8, Pp. Newborough, 33. Newcastle, Emlyn, 89, p. 
Newcastle, Limerick, 132, p. Newcastle-under-Lyme, 81, Pp. 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, All Saints, 146, vp. | Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne, Saint Andrew, 146, p. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Saint 
John, 146, p. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Saint Nicholas, 146, p. 
Newecastle-upon-Tyne, and Eesteltes Deaneries, 76, Pp. New- 
castle, Wicklow,' 49, Pp. | Newchurch-in-Rossendale, 103, p. 
Newlyn, 81,P. Newmarket, 127, p. New Mills, 141, p. 
Newport Pagnell, 33, p. Newport: (Pembroke), 127, p. 
Newport, 84, p. Newry, 103, p. 115,P. 177, p. New- 
ton Abbot, 124, p. Newton Ards, 141, p. Newton-upon-Ayr, 
115, Pp. Newton Blossomville, 33, p. Newton, Long, 115, p. 
Newton, Old, 121, rp. Newton and others, 98,p. Newton, 173, p. 
Newtown Barry, 22, p. Newtown Barry, or St. Mary, 34, p. 
Newtown Stewart, 98, p. 124, p. Newtown Stewart, Presbyterian 
Congregation, 98, p. Nicholas, St., 127, pe. Ninebanks, 154, p. 
Ninian’s, Saint, 146, r. Norbury, 165, Pr. Normanton, 124. 


Normanton, &amp;c., 103, p. Normanton, South, 127,pr. Nor- 
riestown and Thornhill, 146, p. Northallerton, 24, p. North- 
ampton, 24, p. Northampton, Archdeacon, &amp;c., 41, Pp. North- 


church, 14, p. 
Northleigh, 109, p. 


North Derryvoland, 103, p. Northiam, 173, p. 
Northop, 115, p. Northope,121, p. North- 
repps and Overshand, 59, p. Norton, 115, P. 121, Pp. 127, P. 
Norton Crickney, 103, rp. Norton-on-the-Moors, 132. Nor- 
ton Malreward and Chewstoke, 28, rp. Norwell, 59. Norwich, 
59, rp. Norwich, Dean of, and Archdeacon of Norfolk, 85, Pp. 
Nottingham, 14,p. Nottingham, Plumtree Street, 145, p. Nun- 
eaton, 89, p. Nun Monkton and Moor Monkton, 98, p. Nunney, 
Watley and Cloford, 28, p.—Oakley, 33, p. Oakley, Great, 
173, ep. Occold, 182, p. Ochiltree, 173, rp. Ockbrook, 89, p. 
Ockendon, South, 120, rp. Offerlane, 103, rp. Oldbury, &amp;c., 
154, p. Oldswinford and Stourbridge, 146, rp. Olney, 182,r. Ol- 
ney and Warrington, 33, vr. Olrig, 146, Pp. — and Kersall, 
84, p. Onehouse, 121, p. Ordsall, 115, P. rmiston, 165, Pp. 
Ormond, Lower and Upper, and Owney and Arra, 14,p. Ormsby, 
151, p. Orsett, 182, Pp. Orston cum Scarrington and Thoroton, 
121, p. Orton-on-the-Hill, 120, p. Osbaldwick and Mur- 
ton, 98, Pp. Osbournby, 94, p. “Ossory, Barony, 14, Pp. Ossory, 
Bishop, 141, p. Oswestry, 14,P. Oulton, 146,p. Oundle, 148, p. 
Ousebourn Magna, 165, Pe. Overshand, 59, Pp. Oving, 109, Pp. 
Ovingdean, 115, P. Owney, 14, rp. Oxford, 105, rp, Ox- 
ford, Archdeacon, &amp;c., 34, p. Oxford, Mayor, &amp;c., 72, P. 
Oxford, St. Clement’s, 120, p. Oxford, St. Martin’s, 49, p. 
Oxford University, Junior Mem- 


bers, 94, p. Padbury, 33, p. Painswick, 120, p, _ Pallis 
Kenry, 76,P.  Pannal, 151,P. Parslow, 105, ep. Parsons- 
town, 


864. PETITION S—continued. 








{. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.-—(continued)—relative to— 


Roman Catholic Claims—continued. Roman Catholic Claims—continued. 

[1829.] Against—continued. [1829.] Against—continued. 
town, Lxxx1v. 103, Pp. Passenham-cum-Deshanger, 24,p. Paul, London, txxxrv. 94, p. Skegley, 94, p. Skerry, 124, p. Skreene, 
81, p. Pebmarsh, 103, p. Peckham, 115. Peckham, East, 28, P. Skull, 145, p. Slapton, 148, p. Sleaford, Old and New, 
160, p. Pehembury, 94, p. Pembroke, 141, P. Pembroke 115, P. Sliev: h, 72, Pp. Sligo, Converts from Popish Re- 
Dock, St. David’s Friendly Benefit Society, 132, Pp. Penally, ligion, 177, p. Sligo, County, 103, P. Slindon and Binsted, 
140,P. Penboyr, 98, pr. Penbryn,41,P. Pencarreg, 154, p. 103, P. Smeeth, 160, P. Smethwick, 115, p. Smydale, 
Pencelly, 141, P. Penllyn, 115, p. Penmerfa, 127, p. Penn 124, Snaith, 151, P. Snelland, Fristhorpe and Stainton, 132, p, 
and Little Missenden, 105, P. Pennant, 140, p. Pen- Snowden, William, 127, rp. Soho Chapel, Oxford Street, 
ont, 145, p. Penryn, 165, p. Pensford, St. Thomas, 24, p. 115, p. Soho, Crown Street Chapel, 94, p. Somerford Keynes, 
entlow, 103, Pp. enzance, 81, Pp. Perth, 160,p. _Peter- 182. Somerlyton, 121, rp. Somerton, &amp;c., 128, p. Sotby, 94, p. 
borough, Dean and Chapter, 41, p. Peterborough Diocese, Sotwell, 84, p. Southampton, 103, Pp. South Church, 
Clergy, 41, r. Peterborough, 121, rp. Petham, Waltham, &amp;e., 109, P. Southkees, 115, p. Southend (Argyll), 141, rp. South- 
89,P. Pettigo,41,Pr. Petworth, 105. Pevensey, 105. Picker- minster, 141,p. Southwark, Dean Street, 124, Pp. Southwark, 
ing, 160,P. Piddington, 140, rp. Pilton and North Wootton, St. John, 98, p. Southwark, St. Saviour’s, 173, p. Southwark, 
24, p. Pinxton, 160, Pr. Pitchcombe, 141,r. Pitsea, 103, p. Snowfields Chapel, 148, p. Southwick, 114. Southwold, 
Pitstone, 33, P. Pittenweem, 98, p. 124. Plymouth, 132, p. 141, pep. Sowton, 85, P. Spaldwick, 94, P. Spelsbury, 
Pollokshaws, 140, p. Polstead, 141, p. Ponsonby, 103, p. 120, rp. Spixworth and St. Faith’s, 115, pr. Spratton, 127, p, 
Ponteland, 115, rp. Poole (Dorset), 28, p. Poplar, All Springthorpe, &amp;c., 146, p. Sproustcon, 140. Staines, 115, p, 
Saints, 115, p. Poppleton, Upper and Nether, 98, p. Porta- Stainley, South, and Burton Leonard, 20, p. Stainton, 98, p. 
down, 24. Portadown, Inhabitants, 141, p. Portadown, Metho- Stainton and others, 132, rp. Stainton-in-Cleveland, 120, p, 
dists, 141, rp. Portadown, Presbyterians, 141, Pp. Portarlington, Stainton-le-Street, Redmarshall, &amp;c., 33. Stamford, 115, p. 
14, p. Portishead, Weston-in-Gordano and Clapton, 85, p. Port Stamford Baron, St. Martin, 104, p. Stamford-le-Hope, 170, rp. 
Monteith, 154, p. Portsea, 103, p. Portsmouth, 103, p. Stanbridge, 127, p. Stanford Dingley, 146, p. Stanning- 
Poslingford, 105, p. Poulton and Bispham, 115,p. _Powers- field, 121, Pr. Stanningley, 104, pr. Stansfield, 121, P. Stan- 
court, 49,p. Poynder, John, New Bridge Street, 154. Prebawn, stead, 121, p. Stanstead Mountfichet, 103, Pp. Stanton, 
49,p. Preston, 103,P. Preston, sone 154, Pp. Preston, Drew and St. Thomas-in-Pensford, 24, p. Stanwell, 115, p. 
Bissett, 33, p. Princes Risborough, 33, p. Pudsey, 151, P. Stanwick, 146, p. Stapenhill, 148, p. Steeple Claydon, 33, p, 
Purbeck, Isle, 141, p. Purleigh, 182, rp. Pwllheli, 24, p. Steeple-cum-Stansgate, 132, p. Stephen, St., Coleman Street, 
—Quadring, 103, p. Quadring, Baptists, 103, p. Quain- 182, p. Stepney, St. Andrew’s, Scotch Church, 141, Pp. Stewar- 
ton, 33, p. Queenborough, 148, p. Queen Square, West- ton, 151,p.  Stewkley, 33, p. Steyning, 103, p. Stil- 
minster, 115, Pp. — Radbourn, 160, Pp. Radford, 145, P. lington, 127, p. Stirling, Provost, &amp;c., 8, p. Stirling and 
Radnage, 89, p. Radstoke, &amp;c., 128, p. Ragnall, 94,r. Ra- Falkirk, Presbytery, 41. Stirling, 165, p. Stockdale, John 
loo, 103, p. Ramsey, 173,p. Ramsey, Inhabitants, 154, Pp. Joseph, 59. tockland and Dalwood, 49, Pr. Stockton-upon- 
Ramsgate, 124, p. Randalstown, 124, rp. Ranton, 173, P. Tees, 94, rp. Stockton, Worthill and Holtby, 98, p. Stockwith, 
Ranworth, 94, p. Ratcliff, in St. Dunstan’s, Stepney, 141, Pp. West, 84, p. Stoke, 124, p. Stoke Ash, 132, p. Stoke 
Ratcliff Highway, Mulberry Garden Chapel, Pell Street, 141, p. Climsland, 81, rp. Stoke Mandeville, 33, rp. Stoke Proper, 
Rathangan, 28, p. Rathcormack, 76, Pr. Rathdowne, Barony, 41. Stokesley, 151, Pp. Stonard, Reverend John, 182. Stone, 
24,p. Rathdownie, 124, rp. Rathdrum, 24, p.49,P. Rath- 115, p. Stone and Hartwell, 33, p. Stonebridge-in-Clones, 
keale, 72, P. Rathmullan, 182, p. Rathronan, 89, P. 33, Pp. Stonehouse, Minister, &amp;c., 173, P. Stonehouse, 
Rathsaran, 124, p. Rathvilly, 28, p. Rattlesden, 121, p. Deanery, 115, p. Stonham Parva, 81, p. Stony Stratford, St. 
Raunds, 140, p. Ravensthope, 154, p. Ravenstone, 33, P. Giles and St. Mary Magdalen, 33, p. Stottesdon, 127, p. 
Rawreth, 76, p. Rayleigh, 103, p. Raymeghey, 141, P. Stourbridge, 146, p. Stow, Deanery, 72, p. Stow, 94, p. 
Reading, 85, Pp." Reay, 165, p. Redbourne, 121, p. Red- Stow-cum-Quy, 114. Stow-cum-Novem-Ecclesiis, 146, p. 
Cross Street Meeting House, Cripplegate, 140, rp. Red- Stow Maries and Cold Norton, 128, pv. Stowmarket, 
marshall, &amp;c.,33. Regent Square, National Scottish Chapel, 121, 7. Stow Upland, 121,p. Strade, 103, pr. Stranorlar, 
94, Pp. Regent Street Chapel, City Road, 140, p. Renfrew, 127, P. Strata Florida, 132, p. Stratford-upon-A von, 
Inhabitants, 109, p. Renfrew, Provost, &amp;c., 109, Pp. Renton, | . 128, p. Stratford, Bow, St. Mary, 89, Pp. Stratton, 81, Pp. 
127, p. Retford, East, 121, Pp. Revesby, &amp;c., 141, P. a Stratton, Grimston, &amp;c., 81, p. Stratton, Hundred, North Divi- 
noldston, 165, p. Riccall, 98, rp. Richmond, 115.  Rich- sion, 81, Pp. Strensall, 98, p. Stretham-cum-Thetford, 146, p. 
mond, Archdeaconry, 103, p. Richmond, Bethlehem Cha- Stretton-upon-Dunsmore, 22. Stromness, 165, p. Strood, Zoar 
l, 115. Richmond, Catterick and Boroughbridge, 28, Pp. Chapel, 160, rp. Stroud (Gloucester), 141, p. Sturminster, New- 
Tihenened, Armagh, 14, p. Rigsby, with Ailby, 124, p. Riken- ton Castle, 98, p. Sturton Magna, 154. Sub Ayron, Upper 
ham, 115, P. Ringswood-cum-Harbridge, 115, P. Ripon, 14, p. Deanery, 154, p. Sudbury, All Saints, 34, rp. Sudbury, Arch- 
Risby, 154. Riseley, 127, p. Rithlington, &amp;c., 128, P. deaconry, 20, p. Sudbury, Mayor, &amp;c., 34, p. Sudbury, St. 
Road, 128, p. Robestonwathen, 141, Pp. Rochdale, 41. Ro- Gregory, 34, p. Sudbury, St. Peter, 34, rp. Sunday Schools in 
chester, 94, Pp. 148, p. Rochford, 128,p. Rockcorry and the Metropolis, 173, p. Sunderland, &amp;c., 115, Pp. - Surfleet, 
Ematris, 103, Pp. Rodborough, 148, P. Rodney Stoke, 103, p. Surrey, Freeholders, 173, p. Surrey and Winchester, 
140, rp. Rolleston, 84, p. 146, Pp. Rolleston, Vicar and In- Archdeaconries, 103, p. Sutton Coldfield, 89, Pp. 128, p. 
habitants, 84, P. Romaldkirk, 98, p. Romford, 141, p. Sutton-upon-Derwent, 98, p. | Sutton-upon-the-Forest, 127, p. 
Romney, New, 124, p. 141, p. Roothing, High, 186. Roscom- Sutton-at-Hone and Wilmington, 94, p. Sutton-in-the-Marsh, 
mon, 103, Pp. Roscrea, 115, Pp. Ross, Diocese, 186, Pp. Ros- 115, Pp. Sutton, St. Mary, or Long Sutton, 115, p. Sutton-upon- 
sendale Forest, Higher and Lower Booths, 109, rp. Rossinver, Trent, 177, ep. Sutton, York, 120, p. Swaffham, 89, p. 
89, p. Roskeen, 124, p. Rossmanogue, 24, p. Rossory, 115, p. 114. Swanington, &amp;c.,148, p. Swardeston, 154, p. Swillington 
Rostherne, 124, p. Rotherham, 151, Pp. Rotherhithe, Russell and Garforth, 182, rp. Swineshead, 81, Pp. 124, ep. Swinton, 165, p. 
Street, 120. Rothesay, 146, p. Rothwell, 182,r. Rougham, Sydling, St. Nicholas, 115, r. Symondsbury, 151, p.—Tadcaster, 
&amp;e., 121,P. Rowley Regis, 147, rp. Rowston and Doving- 98, p. Tain, 109, p. Tain, Logie Easter Presbytery, 104, p. 
ton, 115,P. Roxby with Risby, 154. Ruabon, 104, p. Rud- Tain, Presbytery, 124, p. Talbotstown, 49, p. Talley, 121, p. 
ham, East and West, 148, p. Rufforth, 98, rp. Rugeley, 89. Tamlaght, 160, p. Tamworth, 94, p. Tandaragee, 41, Pp. Tap- 
Rumbold’s Wike, 103, rp. Rushbrooke, &amp;c., 121, Pp. Rash. low, 33, p. Tarbert,141, Pp. Tarrant Hinton, 81, ep.  Tar- 
den, 132, p. Ruthin, 14, p. Rutland, County, 141, p. Ryarsh, taraghan, 14, p. Tattershall, 141, p. Taunton, 115, Pp. 141, P. 
160, Pp. Rye, 132,p. Rynagh, 124, p. Ryther, 98, p.—Sac- Taunton, St. James, 121, Pp. Tavistock,141,p. Templeboy, 28, p. 
ville Street, 115. Saddleworth, 160, p. Saffron Walden, 41, p. Templecoombe, 128, rp. Templecarne, 103, p. emplemore, 
103, P. Saleby, 154. Salford, 94, p. Salop, 109, p. 115, p. 124, p. Templeshambo, 115, p. Tenby, 141, p. Ten- 
Salop, St. Martin, 103, p. Saltash, 146, p. Salton, 94, p. dring, 146, Pp. eum 146, p. Tessauran, 124, p. Teston and 
98, p. Sandbach, 182,p. Sandhurst, &amp;c., 120, p. San- Nettlestead, 148, p. Tetbury,115,p. Tetford,154. Tey, Great, 
quhar, 148, p. Saredon, Great and Little, 147,r. Sarum, and Chapel, 141,r. Thame, 49, p. Theydon Bois, 103, p. 
Archdeaconry, 84, Pp. Saul, 182, pr. Saunby, 182,p. Saw- Thirsk, 151, p. Thorganby and West Cottingwith, 98, P. 
ley and Winksley, 14, p. Saxilby, 84,p. Saxlingham, Ne- Thormanby, 98, p. _Thornborough, 33, p. Thornby, 105, P. 
thergate and Thorpe, 165, p. Saxlingham and Sharrington, Thomer, 120, p.  Thornhill-in-Monteath, 146, ep. Thornton- 
115, p. Scarborough, 94, Pp. Scarle, North, 127, Pr. Searle, le-Beans, 160, p. Thornton-de-Clay, 98, p. Thoroton, 121, P. 
South, 115, p. Scarva,141,p. Scotch Presbytery in London, Thorp, &amp;c., 132, p. Thorpe, 165,r. Thorpe, by Ixworth, 121, P. 
84, Pp. Scotton, 121, p. Scrayingham, 124,p. Scredding- Thoydon Garnon, 182, p. Thraxton, 84. Threapwood, 115, P. 
ton, 115, p. Screveton, 94, p. Scrivelsby, 154. Seaforde, Thrybergh, 165, p. Thundersley, 109, p. Thurgarton Bleasby, 
141,p. Seagoe,81,p. Seighford, 173, pr. Selattyn, 182, p. &amp;e., 84,p. Thurlow, Great, 121, ep. Thurlow, Little, 121, Pp. 
Sellinge, 160, p. Selmeston, 124, p. Selston,94,p. Seven- Thwaite, 121, p. Tibshelf, 103, p. Titchfield, 114. — Tilli- 
hampton, 14, Pp. Shabbington, 33, p. Shalston, 33, Pp. coultry, 132, p. Tillingham, 165, p. Timberland, 115,r. Tims- 
Shapwick, 115, p. Shareshill, 147, p. Sharnbrook, 148, p. bury, 121, p. Tingewick, 33, p. Tingrith, 128, pr. Tinne- 
Sharrington, 115, rp. Shaw-cum-Donnington, 124. Shawell, hely and Kileommon, &amp;c., 41, p. Tinwald, 160, p. Tipton, 49. 
182, p. Sheepshead, 145,p. Sheffield, 94, pr. Sheffield, Clergy, Tithby-cum-Cropton-Butler, 84, p. Tockwith, 98, p. Toller, 
98, P. oe nap a ath 1 127, p. Shelburne, 141, p. Great Toller, Fratrum, &amp;c., 151, p. Tolleshunt, D’Arcy, &amp;c., 
Sheldon, 148, p. Shelford, 33. Shenley, 33, p. Shepperton, 146, p. Tolleshunt Major, 146, p. Tomb and Rossmanogue, 
94, Pr. Sheppy, Isle of, 148, rp. Shepton Gorge, 115, pr. Sher- 24, p. Tomregan, 84, p. Tongland, 154, p. Tooting, Provi- 
burne, 127, Pp. Shere, 115. Sheriff Hutton, 98, p. Sherington, dence Chapel, 127, rp. Torrington, Great, &amp;c., 85, p. Tot- 
33, Pp. Shields, South, 103, p. Shilton, 89, p. Shipton, Bening- ness, Archdeaconry, 85, P. ottenham Court Chapel, 182. 
borough, &amp;c., 98, P. Shipton Lee, 33, rp. Shipton Moyne, Towcester, 89, vp. Towersey, 33, p. Towthorpe, 120, P. 
115, p. Shircock, 127, p. Shiroane, 94, p. Shoreditch, Trawsfynydd, 154, p. Treleach-ar-Bettws, 127, p. Tremain, 
St. Leonard, 98, p. Shoreham, Kent, 94, er. Shouldham Street, 132, P. Trillie, 28, ep. Trimaty,141,P. Triplow, 114. Troe- 
Marylebone, 141,r. Shrimplingthorne, 121, p. Sible Heding- dyaur, 41, p. Trory, St. Michael’s, 103, p. Troston, 121, P. 
ham, 120, ep. Simonbevin, 154, p. Singleborough, 33, p. Trough, 103, p. Troutbeck, 151. Trull, 121, Pp. 148, P. 
Sinnington, 94, p. Sinnington and Salton, 98, p. Sion College, Trumpington, 148, p. Truro, 81,P. Tuam, Diocese, 41. — 
niskin, 




















PETITIONS—continued. 








Roman Catholic Claims—continued. 
[1829.] Against—continued. 
niskin, Lxxxtv.141,P. Tulliebole, 151. Tullylish, 103, rp. Tun- 
bridge Wells, 94, rp. Tutbury, 146, rp. Tuxford, 33. Tiver- 
ton, 24, p. Twinstead, 103, p. Twycross, 120, rp. Twy- 
ford, 33, p. Tydavnett, 76. Tyhollan, 14, rp. Tyrawley, 
Barony,76,p. Tyrhugh, Barony, 20, p. Tyrone, County, 124, p. 
Tyrrelspass, 49.—Ubbey, 115, p. Uckfield, 160, rp. Ulverstone, 
24, Pp. Undermillbeck, 151. Uppingham, 141, ep. Upton-cum- 
Fishley, 148, p. Upton Gray, 127, rp. Upton Rolleston, &amp;c., 
84,p. Urney, 124, rp. Urney, Protestants, 173, p. Urr, 109, p. 
Urswick, 94, p.—Vernham’s Dean, 182. Vernon, Reverend 
William, 146, p. Verwick, 41, p. Virginia, 85, p.—Waddes- 
don, 84, p. 105, p. Waddingham, 121, p. Waddington, 14. 
Wadebridge, 165, rp. Wadhurst, 115, p. Wadworth, 165, p. 
Walcot, 81. Waldingfield, Little, 121, p. Waldron, 173, Pp. 
Walesby and Kirton, 59. Walkeringham, Misterton, and West 
Stockwith, 84, p. Walkhampton, &amp;c., 132, p. Wallasey, 72, p. 
Wallingford, Mayor, &amp;c., 34, p. Wallingford, St. Mary 
the More, and St. Leonard, 84, p. Wallingford, St. Peter, 
84, Pp. Walsingham, 128, pr. Walsingham, Old, 128, rp. Wal- 
tham, 89, rp. Waltham Abbey, 165, p. Walton in Ainsty, 
120, p. Walton, 132, p. Walworth, Beresford Chapel, 
173, p. Wamphray, 173, p. Wantage, 105, rp. Warbleton, 
173, p. Warkworth, 89. Warley, Little, 132, p. Warrenpoint, 
103, p. Warrington, 33, p. 103, P. Warsop, 103, Pp. 
Warthill, 98, p. Wartnaby, 160, rp. Wasdalehead, 103, Pp. 
Washingborough, 170, P. Waterbeach, 114. Waterford, 
105, p. Watley, 28, ep. Wattin, 165, p. Wavendon, 33, p. 
Waverthwaite, &amp;c., 76, p. Weeley, 141, P. Welford, 
34, Pp. Wellingborough, 182, rp. Wellington (Somerset), 85, p. 
Wellow, 59. Wells, 121, p. Welton, 24, p. Welwyn, 89, pP. 
Wemyss, 121, p. Wenden, 103, pn. |§Wendon fts and 
Elmdon, 128, p. Wendover, 33, p. Wendover, Deanery, 
84, pr. Wenlock, 20,r. Wennington, 132, p. West Hundred, 
East Part, 81, p. Westbourne, 94, p. Westbury, 148, p. West- 
hampnett, 148, p. Westmeath, County, 98, p. Westminster, 
Dissenting Ministers, 145, rp. Westminster, Queen Square, 115, p. 
Weston Favell, 94, p. Weston-in-Gordana, 85, p. Westrip, 
141, Pp. West Street, Saint Giles’s, London, 182, p. Westwood, 
&amp;e., 127, p. Wetherby, 98, p. Wetheringsett-cum-Brockford, 
85, Pp. Wexford, 34, p. Weyhill, 84, rp. Whaddon, 33, p. 
Whalley, 98, p. Wheldrake, 89, p. Wheldrake, &amp;c., 89, Pp. 
Wheler’s, Sir George, Episcopal Chapel, 146, p. _Whepstead 
and Stanningfield, 121, Pp. hicham, 103, p. Whissonsett, 
148, Pp. Whitacre, Nether, 115, pr. Whitbeck, 103, rp. Whit- 
burn, 146, p. 165, p. Whitchurch, 115, p. 121, p. Whitchurch 
Canonicorum, 115, p. Whitechapel, St. Mary, 115, Pp. White- 
church, &amp;c., 127, p. Whitehaven, 103, p. White Not- 
ley, 141, Pr. White Roothing, 154,r. Whitgift and Black- 
loft, &amp;e., 105, p. Whittington, 14, rp. Whitton, 114. Whit- 
well, 94, p. Whixley, 98, p. Wickenby, 132, ep. Wickham- 
brook, 105, p. Wickham, Market, 141, p. Wickham, Skeith, 
121, p. Wicklow, Glanealy, and Kelisky, 49, p. Wickwar, 105, 
106, p. Wicks, 165, p. Widley, 105, rp. Wigan, 146, p. 
Wigborough, Great, 141, p. Wigginton and Haxby, 98, p. 
Wiggonholt, with Greatham, 76, rp. Wighill, 104, ep. Wigtoft, 
105, ep. Wilberfoss, Newton, and Kexby, 98, Pr. Wilksby, 
154. Willen, 33, rp. Wilmington, 94, p. Wilsford, 103, p. 
Wilson, Samuel, 141, p. Wilts, Archdeacon and Clergy, 
24, p. Wilts, County, 115, p. Wimbourne Minster, 115, p. 
Wincanton, 121, p. §Winchcomb, 115, pP. Winchcomb, 
Deanery, 115,p. Winchendon, Lower, 33, p. Winchendon, 
Upper, 105, p. Winchester and Surrey, Archdeaconries, 
. 103, p. Winestead, 94, p. Wing, 148, p. Winkbourn, 
94, p. Winkfield, 127, p. Winksley and Sawley, 14, p. 
Winslow and Grandborough, 33, pe. Winteringham, 154, p. 
Winthorpe, 154, p. Winwick, 140, p. Wirksworth, 14, p. 
Wisbech, 114. Wisham Curdworth, &amp;c., 89, Pp. Wistow, 89, p. 
115, p. Withersfield, 177, p. Witney, 34, p. Wittersham, 148, p. 
Wivenhoe, 109. Wokeing, 120. Wold, South, 121,r. Wolfs- 
dale, 115, p. Wolstanton, 41. Wolverhampton, 109, Pp. Wol- 


, verton, 33, p. Wolverton, &amp;c., 128, p. Wood Dalling, 148, p. 
: Woodbastwick, 94, p. Woodborough, 33. Woodhall, 148, p. 
Woodham, Walter, 141, p. Woolpit, 121, p. Woolstone, Little, 
’ 33, Pp. Woolstone Magna, 33, p. Woolwich, Protestants, 
. 148, p. Woolwich, Bethlehem Chapel, Charles Street, 148, p. 

Wootton, North, 24, p. Wootton, 105, p. Worcester, 
. 59, rp. Worcester, Diocese, 182, p. Worcester, Lady Hunting- 
¢ don’s Chapel, 89, p. Worksop-cum-Carlton in Lindrick, 94, p. 


Worminghall, 33, p. Wormley, 20, rp. Wortham, 121, p. 
Wotton Fitzpaine, 28, p. Woughton-on-the-Green, 33, Pp. 
Wrabness, 165, p. Wragley, 124, p. Wrattling, West, 114. 
’ Wrington, 49, rp. Wrotham, 124, pep. Wycombe, 84, p. 
Wycombe, West, 89, p. Wymering, 105,p. Wye, 124, p. 
hel awe Great, 121, p. Yatten, Kenn, and Kingston Sey- 
A mour, 85, Pp. Yexley, 145,p. Yelvertoft,132,p. Yetholm, 140. 


[. Petitions for-Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Roman Catholic Clergy—continued. 

County), txxx1x. 396.———For Provision for the Roman Catho- 
lic Clergy; From St. Martin’s, Leicester, uxxx. 354, p.—— 
Praying that a Law may be enacted to provide that the Canon 
Law of the Church of Rome be fairly observed between the several 
Orders of the Clergy of that Church; Of the Rev. Eugene Mul- 
holland, pv. p., xc11. 40. See supra, 1169. 


Roman Catholic Freeholders : 

1753. That all Roman Catholic Freeholders possessing a Free- 
hold valued at less than £.20 per annum, may be incapacitated 
from voting at Elections; Of Fohabitants of Killeshandra, xc. 
477. 508. 


Roman Catholic Marriages : 

1754. That Roman Catholic Marriages celebrated by Roman 
Catholic Clergymen may be legalized; From Dr. Poynter, 
V.A.L., txxvin. 388, p.———Navan; Two Petitions, rxxxv1. 
812, p.— Leeds, Lxxxvi. 747, P.———For repealing the Law im- 
posing a Penalty for marrying a person of the Established Church 
to one of the Roman Catholic Communion; From Roman Catho- 
lic Clergymen of Navan, txxxvi. 333, p.——For the Repeal of 
the Laws which at present affect Roman Catholic Marriages; 
From Inhabitants of Kildalkey, txxxvi. 911.——For Repeal 
of all Laws affecting Roman Catholics; From William Eusebius 
Andrews, ixxxvil. 551.———Complaining of the Law affecting 
Marriages celebrated by Roman Catholic Priests; From, Roman 
Catholics of Back Brook, txxxvit. 469.—Crosby, Great, 412. 
Crosby, Little, 412.—Formby, 412.—Netherton, 412.—Liverpool, 
469. Thereundersigned Roman Catholic Clergymen, 281.— 
Workington, 572. 


Roman Catholic Members of Parliament : 

1755. Complaining of attempts having been made to invalidate 
the obligation of the Oath taken by Roman Catholic Members of 
Parliament; From Cheltenham, xc. 367.———For the adoption 
of measures to prevent the Oath administered to Roman Catholic 
Members of Parliament from being rendered of no effect; Of 
Inhabitants of Birmingham; Presented, and read; Motion, That 
the Petition do lie upon the Table; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 
xc. 368. Resumed; Petition to lie on the Table; 374. For 
removing from the Legislature such Members of the same as are 
Members of the Roman Catholic community ; for withholding the 
Grant for the support of Maynooth College; and for Inquiry into 
Monastic Establishments in Ireland; Of the Minister, Deacons 
and Members of Congregation at Ebenezer Church, Dublin, xc. 
413.———For prohibiting Roman Catholics from hereafter sitting 
in Parliament; From Smisby, xci. 504. 


Roman Catholic Relief Bill: 
1756. For the Repeal thereof; From Protestants of the County 
of Longford, txxxvu. 470.—Lees, Sir H., xxxxvimt. 221. 
See supra, 1157. 


Roman Catholic Voters : 

1757. Praying to be relieved from taking the Roman Catholic 
Oaths at Elections; Of Roman Catholic Voters of Belfast, xc. 
372.———To be allowed to vote at Elections in respect of his 
Chapel and Chapel-yard; Of the Rev. Matthew Horgan, a Ca- 
tholic Clergyman, xc. 433. 


Romeo, Captain Francis: 
1757*. Complaining of Ill-treatment; From Captain Francis 
Romeo, a Calabrian Gentleman, txxvi. 186, Pp. 498. ———Respect- 
ing his Services, Lxxvu1. 137, Pp. 


Rope and Cordage : 
1758. For an increased Duty on foreign manufactured Rope, 
Cordage and Coir; From Rope Makers of the Port of London, 
LXXXVI. 389. 


Rosamond Brig : 
1759. Complaining of that Brig being run down by His Ma- 
jesty’s Frigate Sapphire; From Henry Moon and Martin Lonie, 
LXXXIv. 331, P. 


Ross, Captain : 
1760. That Remuneration may be given to Captain Ross; 
From Inhabitants of Dumfries, txxx1x. 167. 


Ross, George : 
1761. Complaining of certain Proceedings before the Insolvent 
Debtors’ Court; From George Ross, a Prisoner in the Fleet 
Prison, txxxvill. 719. 


Ross, New :—See supra, 1483. 


Ross-shire Head Burgh: 

1762. That Dingwall may be declared the Head Burgh, at 
which Legal Executions ought to take place ; From Commission- 
ers of Supply, Justices of the Peace, and others of the County of 
Ross, tLxxx1x. 172. : 


Rothsay Castle :—See infra, 1921. 


Rothwell, James : 
1763. Complaining of having been deprived of his Pension, and 
raying for the interference of the House; From James Rothwell, 
a of the Ist Dragoon Guards, txxxvitt. 244. 


Rough, Mr. Serjeant : 

1764. Complaining of his suspension from the situation of 
President of the Court of Criminal and Civil Justice in the United 
Colony of Demerara and Essequibo, by the Governor of that 
Colony; From William Rough, Serjeant-at-Law, Lxxxut. 353, P. 





* York, City, 103, p. York, City, Clergy, Archdeacon of 
‘ York, aa the West Riding, 103, p. ork, Citizens at 
'y Kingston-upon-Hull, 85, p, York, East Riding, Clergy of the 
9 Archdeaconry, 14, p. York, West Riding, Clergy, 124, Pp. 
” Youghall and Barony of Imokelly, 20, rp. Ysceifiog, &amp;c., 41. 

t- Roman Catholic Clergy : 

2. ' 1752. Complaining of the Conduct of the Roman Catholic 
Pe Priests; From, John ‘kirby of Blenner Ville, Kerry, xxx. 141, p. 
ny Patrick M‘Connell, of Tanderagee, Armagh, 371, p————Com- 
e- — of the Conduct of a Roman Catholic Priest, in respect of 
vd 1is having burnt a Bible in a public manner, which he had taken 
Pe by force from a Roman Catholic Family; From Magistrates, 
vf Gentry, Clergy and Inhabitants of the Union of Shinrone (King’s 
“9 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820-—1837.) 








Rowan, 
10K 








866 PETITIONS—continued 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Rowan, George : Salmon Fisheries—continued. 

1765. Complaining of his being dismissed from the office of trates and Council of Dundee, ixxxviu. a 
Collector of Excise, and of the conduct of Colonel Crosbie (a Herring Fishers intercepting Salmon; From Proprietors of Sal- 
Member) in having received Money for procuring Situations ; mon Fisheries of Bunduff, Bundrowes and other Places, txxx11. 
Offered ; Mr. Crosbie being in his place ; Petition brought up, and 489.———(Ireland); Complaining of the erection of Weirs in the 
read, txxvil. 431. Mr. Crosbie heard in his place; Motion, That Rivers Barrow and Nore; From Fishermen employed in the said 
the Petition do lie on the Table, withdrawn; Petition withdrawn ; Rivers, txxx1x. 123,_——Complaining of being prevented exer. 
432. Petition of George Rowan again offered; Mr. Crosbie being cising their Trade of Salmon Fishing in the River Shannon; 
in his place, the said Petition was brought up; and Mr. Crosbie From lawful Net Fishermen of Saint Francis’s Abbey, Limerick, 
being again heard, the said Petition was read ; Motion, That the Lxxx1x. 300. Referred to Select Committee on Shannon Nayvi- 
Petition do lie upon the Table ; Question Neg. thereupon; 444. gation, 476. For the protection thereof; From Magistrates 

Rowe. Richard Radford : and Inhabitants of Brecon, txxx. 285, p.———For the better 


1766. That he may not be removed out of this Kingdom until regulation thereof; From Gilbert Swan Davis, txxxut. 278, p, 


: : . For consideration of the state of the Law of Scotland as it 
—edamagpag, hoe bgge the or — ed pi wet ny affects the mode of fishing for Salmon; Of the Magistrates and 


rs , : Town Council of Dundee, xc. 368.——For Amendment of the 

alleged Subernation of Pesjery, txxxtv. 406. Law relating thereto; From Allander River, Owners and Occu- 
Rowton, James William : piers of Property on, at Milngavie, xc1. 288. On the River Al- 
1767. Complaining of being struck off the List of Officers of mond, 288. On the Don River, 288. On the Ericht River, 28s, 
Marines, and praying for Inquiry; Of James William Rowton, On the Isla Blairgowrie River, 288.—Kelvin River, Proprietors 
xc. 468. of Slitmills, at Patrick, on, 288. nh pg ani and 
Town Council of, 347.—Mair, George, 288.—Spey River, Pro- 

Royal Academy : “i prietors, Tacksmen and others on, 288.—Tay, Proprietor or 
1768. Praying the House not to confer any privilege on the authorized Agents for Proprietors of Fishings in the Estuary of, 
Royal Academy until further Inquiry; Of George Foggo, xcr. 288. Tay, Owners and Occupiers of ig ss on the River, 288. 
867. ———For an Inquiry into the —s, Regu ay a to 
Royal Burehs :—s 325. the Salmon Fisheries in Scotland; Referred to the Select Com- 
Pty - Canal ial. mittee on Salmon Fisheries (Seotland) ; rey eens Magis- 
y ° trates and Council of the Royal Burgh of Dundee; xc1. 299, 
1769. For exempting all Goods from Tolls brought to or from —-——For allowing the use of einer in fishing for Salmon 
Dublin by the Royal Canal ; From Joseph Dennis Mullen; Re- in Scotland; Of Proprietors or authorized Agents for Proprietors 
ferred to the Committee on Tolls and Customs; txxxv. 530. of Salmon Fishings in the Estuary of the Tay; Referred to the 
——— For extending it to Roscommon; From Persons connected Select Committee on Salmon Fisheries (Scotland), xcr. 393, 
with the County, uxxxv. 510. See supra, 1044. ———For prohibiting the use of Bag-nets therein; Of Residents 
Royal George : of the North-west Coast of Ireland, xcu. 445, p.———Against 


1770. Respecting his raising a Part of the Wreck of the Royal oe of ~_ From — New, (St. Mary), xcu. 501. 
George; Of John Edwards, txxv1. 482, Pp. See supra, 150. ower, G01. a 


Rugby Charity: Salt : 

1771. Relative thereto; From William Ferdinand Wrattislaw, 1781. [1822.] Relative to Rock Salt; Of John Morris, of 
of Rugby, txxx1. 112, p.———Complaining of not being paid the | Lawton, uxxvn. 376. (Pp. 390.) For Repeal of the Duties 
Allowances they were entitled to; From George Collis and others, | thereupon; From Arbroath; ixxvir. 334, p.—Banff, 351. _ Bir- 
LXXX1l1. 367. | mingham,240,p. Bristol, Fishmongers,351. Bristol, Merchants, 

Ram: 302, Pp. Burntisland, 349.—Carmarthen, 200, p. 218,p. Corn- 


, : wall, 334,rp.—Devon Coast, 353, p. Dublin, 349,p. Dudle 
1772. For a Reduction of the Duties thereon; Of Planters, 954... Gainsborough, 331, ?. 351 Galway, 439 Ghesenia : 
— g ’ ' q 


egg ag others, . SS Sane Sas ve 368, p.—Helston, 294, rp. Hull, 410, p.—Kilkenny, 381, r.— 

+ Seg wat &gt; diag Sear tag 4 . y — Liverpool to Ireland, Shippers of White and Rock Salt, 161, p. 
Spirits ; From West India Planters and Merchants, Lxxxv. 352, Pp. westoft, 247, p—Mounts Bay, 349, p. 354.—Peters, James, 
————Against any additional Duty on Rum; From West India 323, p.—Philips, James, 262, p. Preston, Edward, 384. Pulte- 


Planters and Merchants, Lxxxv. 570, p.—--—Against any addi- ney Town, 349.—Shippers of Salt from Liverpool to Ireland, 
tional Duty on over-proof Rum imported into the Isle of Man; | 461, p. Southwold, 384. Stafford, 29, p.—Truro, 282, p. 
From Spirit Merchants in the Isle of Man, uxxxvu. 517, P. —Waterford, 368, p. Winsford, 410, er. Wolverhampton, 254. 
See supra, 302. 1700 ;- infra, 1901, &amp;c. 2141, &amp;e. —Yarmouth, Great, 384. Yarmouth, Great, Fishing Merchants, 
Russia and Turkey: — 251, Pp. Yarmouth, Great, Herring Curers,334,p. Youghall, 
'. 368, p.———From, Allonby, txx1x. 312, p.—Dean and Harring- 
ton, 312, p.—Galway, 298, p. Gorforth, 337, p.—Harrington, 
312,r. Hawkeshead, 324, p.—Jackson, John, 337, p.— Keswick, 
312, p—Maryport and Allonby, 312, p. Middlesex, 320, rp. 
Middlesex, Saint George, 320, p.—Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Mer- 
Ryder, The Rev. Archdeacon : chants, &amp;c., 324, p. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Soap Manufacturers, 
1774. That the Name of Archdeacon Ryder may be erased 324, p. Whitehaven, 337, p. Winsales, 298, P. R Winsford, 
from the List of Magistrates for the County of Cork; Of Widow 312, p. Workington, 312, p.———To repeal the Duties on Rock 
Ryan and William M‘Auliffe, xc1. 756. Salt; From Jehosaphat Postle, xxix. 235.——— To repeal 
Duties on the Exportation of Rock Salt; From Rock Salt Pro- 
Rye, Town and Port: rietors of Cheshire, xxxxm. 428, p.m —Complaining of the 
1775. Against alleged Combination for electing their Repre- Sieniie enjoyed by the East India Company in the Manufacture 
sentatives; From Inhabitant Householders of Rye, txxx1. 541, p. and Exportation of that Article ; From ichonaees of Salt in 
Complaining of alleged Combination for preventing the the County of Chester, rxxxviul. 568. See supra, 39. 847. 
— yt et From Inhabitants of Rye, txxxtv. 259, p. 
‘or Relief from an Abuse of Magisterial Power, and the F oe 
unconstitutional employment of a Military Force, by a Magistrate Saltash Corporation : 


f tl sex : : _ 489. 1782. Praying the House to place the Municipal Government 
ne eee ee ee ee Funds and Property of the Borough under such Control as shall 


Sabbath :—See supra, 1317, &amp;e. be most conducive to the Prosperity of the Town; Of Inhabitants 
of Saltash, xc11. 448. 


1773. Praying the House to prevent the Conquest or Partition 
of any part of the Turkish Dominions or Provinces on the part of 
Russia; From Inhabitants of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and the sur- 
rounding Country, txxx1x. 166. 


Saccharometer : 
1776. Against the exclusive use of Bates’s Saccharometer in Sandys, Charles : 


the Brewing of Beer; Of Joseph Long, uxx1x. 387, P. 1783. Complaining of being dismissed from the Office of 
Sadler, James: Clerk of the Petty Sessions for the West Division of East Kent 


1777. Complaining of the refusal of a Publican’s License; by certain Magistrates of that County; From Charles Sandys; 


4 *,* © s *,* do 
Motion, That the said Petition be brought up, and by Leave Brought up and read, LXXXVIII. 597. Motion, That the Petition : 
withdrawn ; Of James Sadler, xxix. an" Ps y lie on the Table, Negatived, 598. Complaining of the Dis- 


missal of Mr. Charles Sandys from the Office of Clerk to the Visit- 
Safety Lamps : ing Magistrates of the County Prisons at Saint Augustine’s ; 
1778. For the Appointment of a Scientific Board, to examine From Freeholders and others of Canterbury, Lxxxvit1. 694. 

ail Lamps offered as Safety Lamps; From Coal-masters and : 

Miners of the Staffordshire Potteries and Collieries, Dudley, Savings Banks : 

LXXXIX. 164. 1784. Respecting his Plan for improving Savings Banks; Of 
Sail Cloth : John Woodrow, txxvit. 34, p.———-For the Repeal of certain 
ae = : Clauses which relate to the amount to be deposited, &amp;c.; Of the 
1779. Respecting the Manufacture thereof; Of Merchants of Managers of a Savings Bank at Castlebar, txx1x. 354, P—_——— 

Aberdeen, xxv. 301, p. Manufacturers of Warrington, 291. For establishing a Bank for granting Life Annuities; Of John 
Selmon Fisheries: Woodrow, txx1x. 417, p. ——— For alteration of Act 9 Geo. IV. 


S: », 92: 2 i : . ’ idport 

1780. Complaining of the Destruction of Fish; From Totness, — te ee mesma pet te a Geum phe co. ire, 
Plymouth and other Places, uxxvu. 205.———Complaining of | 470. * High Peak 508. »~lineoie 431.~Sheffield and Hal- 
the use of Stake Bag and other fixed Nets in the Rivers in Scot- beadeiiies 470, p.—Spilsby 494, From Blandford Forum, 
land; From Proprietors of Salmon Fishing by Cruives on the rv nc 7 Brighthelmstone 662, rp. Hungerford, 805, P. 
River Don, txxxvit. 443.———For a Revision of the Laws —Knaresborough, 640.—Prescot, 657, p.—Ripon and Wetherby, 
affecting Salmon Fisheries in Scotland; From Provost, Magis- 640. Ross, New, (Wexford), 806, i deamalin 684. Stourton, 


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Savings Banks—continued. 

Lord, Ltxxxvi. 640.— Wetherby, 640.———For the Amendment of 
Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 92; From Managers of Ballitere Savings Bank ; 
yxxxvu. 108. Of York flavhags eek, 278.————For extending 
the Provisions of the English Savings Bank Act to Scotland ; 
From Members of the Leith Mechanics’ Friendly Society, uxxx1x. 
266.———For an Act of Indemnity for the Trusteesand Managers 
of neuter who may have disposed of increased Funds or 
Surplus Money under Act of 1828; From William Holmes, xc1. 
804. 


Say, Thomas : 
1785. a mon of his Dismissal from the Service, and for 
ay age § Of Thomas Say, late Lieutenant of the Second Battalion, 
Fitth Regiment of Native Bombay Infantry, xc. 578. 


Scarborough Corporation : 

1786. For a Law to enable them to choose their own Magis- 
trates; From Householders and Inhabitants of Scarborough, 
LXXXVIII. 36. Complaining of the Allegations contained in 
the above Petition; From Bailiffs and Burgesses of Scarborough, 
LXXXVIII. 58. 


Schools : 

1787. For the Endowment of Schools and Charitable Institu- 
tions; Of Roman Catholic Prelates, txxvim. 299, Pp. ——— 
Complaining of the Removal of a School from Ross to Cork; 
Of Gentlemen, Clergy and others, Inhabitants of the Diocese of 
Ross, txx1x. 320, p.— ——For the Endowment of Schools in | 
each of the Highland Districts in which a Parliamentary Church | 
has been established; From the Moderator and Clerk of the | 
General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, yxxx1x. 398. See | 
supra, 870. 








Schoolmasters : 

1788. For the Repeal of so much of Act 43 Geo. III. c. 54. 
as restricts the Right to vote at the Election of a Parish School- 
master to Heritors of One hundred Pounds Scots of Valuation, 
and to vest the Privilege in the Heads of Families; From Male 
Inhabitants of Dunlop, txxxviu. 32. That Schoolmasters in 
Scotland may have a House consisting of not less than Two 
Apartments, and that when a Vacancy occurs they may he chosen 
by the Heads of Families in communion with any Christian Con- 
gregation; From Strathblane, uxxxvi1. 256.———For Amend- 
ment of the Act of 1803, which regulates their Salaries; From, 
Aberdeen, txxx1x. 397. Abernethy, 546. Alford, 397. Andrew’s, 
St., 473. Annan, Schoolmasters of Presbytery of, 194. Ayr, 
364.—Biggar, 397. Brechin, 379.—Caithness, 369. Chanonry, 
Presbytery of, 473. Chirnside, 341. Cupar, 242.— Dalkeith, 
442. Dingwall, 359. Dumbarton, 369. Dumblane, 379. _Dun- 
keld, 341. Dunse, 243.—Forres, 397.—Hamilton, 397.—Inver- 
ness, 546. Inverary, 275. Irvine, 473.—Jedburgh, 260.—Kelso, 
454. Kincardine, 359. Kintyre, 370. Kirkcudbright, 341.— 
Lanark, 119. ae oe 304. Lauder, 341. Lewis, 389. 
Lochmaben, 304. rm, 275.—Meigle, 473.—Nairn, 211.— 
Orkney, North Isles, 583.—Paisley, 438. Penpont, 260.—Scot- 
land, Members of the Body of Parochial Schoolmasters of, 473. 
Selkirk, 333. Shetland, Synod of, 583. Skye, 369. Stirling, 
194. Stranraer, 369.———Respecting Qualification for that 
Employment; Of School Assistants, Lxx1x. 289, P. For 
Amendment of the Law for recovery of School Fees in Ireland ; 
Of Johnston Neilson, xc. 315. Referred to the Select Committee 
on Education, 316. For securing to them the Accommoda- 
tions specified in Section 8 of Act 43 Geo. III.c. 54; Of the 
Parcchial Schoolmasters of Kilberry, xc. 496. 


Schroder, Julius Ludolphus : 


1789. Complaining of not being permitted to defend his Suit 
in Person; Of Julius L. Schroder, txxvi1. 232, P. 


Scilly Islands : 
1790. For a Commission to inquire into the Amount and Ex- 
penditure of a Subscription made for their Relief; From Inhabit- 
ants of the Scilly Islands, txxx1. 219, Pp. 


Scott, William : 
1791. Complaining of his Dismissal, and praying for an 
Inquiry ; Of William Scott, late Chief Mate of His Majesty’s 
Revenue Cruizer, “ Kite,” xc1. 330. 


Scottish Church in the West Indies : 
1792. For the Spiritual Edification of the Scottish Church in 
the West Indies; Of the Reverend the Synod of Angus and 
Mearns, Lxxix. 349, P. 











Scripture Translation : 
| 1793. Praying the House to recommend the furtherance of his 
Translation of the Scriptures; Of John Bellamy, xcr. 684. 


Seamen : 
f 1794. [1824.] Against the Impressment of; From, Butler, 
1 George William, txx1x. 179, p.—Greenock, 412, p.—Hull, 418, p. 
, —King’s Lynn, 474, p.—Lightermen, &amp;c., 461, Pp. London, 
- Merchants, 474, p.—Seafaring Men, Lightermen, &amp;c., 461, P. 
L ——From, Kingston-upon-Hull, Seamen of the Port of, txxx. 
‘ 528, p. Knottingley, Merchants, 528, p. Seamen and others, 
i. 543, p.———From Several Seamen and others, txxx1. 332, P. 
’ ———From Seamen of the Port of Newcastle, Lxxx1. 381, P. 
- 482, p. 595, p. Of Seamen of the Port of Hull, 472, vp. Of 
" Inhabitants of Greenock, 529, p. Of George William Butler, of 
° Bermondsey Wall, 568, p. Of Seamen of the Port of Sunderland, 
&gt; 595, p.———-From George William Butler, txxxi. 235, p. Of 
ly Seamen of the Port of Wexford, 475, p. From George 





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J. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Seamen—continued. 
William Butler, uxxxrv. 362, p. For the Abolition of Naval 
Impressment; From, London Docks, Sailors, &amp;c., uxxxvi1. 670. 
Katherine’s, St., Docks, Sailors, 509. Smithfield, East, 555. 
Wapping and Shadwell, 635._———Against the Impressment of; 
From South Shields, txxx1x. 37. 87. Sheffield; St. Monance and 
Pittenweem; London; 81. Charles Smith ; Kingston-upon- Hull; 
86. North Shields; Greenock; 473.——For a Legal Investi- 
tion after Seamen when lost at Sea, and for preventing Vessels 
ing sent to Sea in an unfit state; From Mariners of South 
Shields, txxx1x. 129.——For the Abolition of the forcible 
Impressment of Seamen; From, Edinburgh, xc. 297. Kingston- 
upon-Hull; William Bailey, Provost of Portobello; 435. Wil- 
liam Butler, 473. See supra, 1423, &amp;c. 
Seamen’s Hospital : 
1795. For a Bill to incorporate the Members thereof; Of the 


Committee of Management of the Society called the Seamen’s 
Hospital Society, rxxxviu. 125. 


Secondaries’ Office : 

1796. Complaining of the Abuses therein; From Lord Mayor, 

Aldermen and Livery of the City of London, ixxxi11. 463, P. 
Secretary for Ireland : 

1797. For the Removal of Mr. Stanley from that Office; From 
Drishane, txxxvi. 151. National Trades’ Political Union of 
Ireland, 172. 

Seditious Publications : 


1798. For giving Grand Juries the Power to present any 
Newspaper containing Seditious Publications; From Sir Harcourt 
Lees, Bart., txxxvum. 221. 


Seduction : 


1799. To facilitate Actions in the case of Seduction; From 
Inhabitants of Killeary, uxxvim. 332. 


Select Vestries :—See infra, 2092, ke. 
Seneschal’s Court, Charleville : 
1800. Complaining of certain Proceedings, and for an Inquiry 


into the Constitution of that Court; From Patrick Hereen, Lxxxv. 
465, P. 


Separatists :-—See supra, 1515. 
Septennial Act :—See supra, 107. 869, &amp;c. 1420, 1547. 1566. 


Sequestrations : 
1801. For simplifying the Law relative thereto; From the 
Dean and Incorporation of the Royal Burgh of Cupar, txxxix. 
293. 


Seringapatam Prize Money :—See supra, 848. 
Serjeants’ Inn :—See supra, 1181. 





Servants’ Tax : 
1802. Against; From Edinburgh, Company of Merchants, 
Lxxvil. 309, Pp. Perth, Manufacturers, 351. See supra, 112. 
i. 


Sesame Seed : 
1803. In favour of the Duty; Of Merchants of London, 
LXXVIII. 447, P. 


Session, Court of : 

1804. Relative thereto; Of William Jamieson; To lie on the 
Table; Motion, That the Petition be printed; Neg., txxvi. 504. 
———Complaining of the Conduct of the Lord President; Of 
John Hay; To lie on the Table; txxvit. 451.———Relative to 
certain illegal Conduct in the Court of Session; Of Alexander 
Shand, of Tanfield, in the Parish of Saint Machar, Aberdeen ; 
To lie on the Table; uxxviut. 349. Motion, That the Petition be 
printed ; Neg., 465.———Complaining of the J a of the Court 
of Session of Scotland ; Alexander Shand, of Tanfield, Aberdeen, 
LXXX. 620, P. For abridging the Jurisdiction of the Court 
of Session ; From Guildry Incorporation of Cupar, cxxxvui. 281. 
———-Complaining of delay in a Suit instituted against him in 
the Court of Session in Edinburgh, and praying for a Reform in 
that Court; Of Henry Jones, xc1. 704. 


Sessions :—See supra, 1599. 1684. 





Sessions Houses : 
1805. Relative thereto; From Grand Jury of the Queen’s 
County, Lxxx1. 231. 


Sewers : 

1806. For amending the Laws — thereto; Of Church- 
wardens and Overseers of the Poor of the Parish of Christchurch, 
Surrey, txxvi. 142. That the House will pass a Bill for 
amending the Law of Sewers; From Commissioners of Sewers of 
Great Chart and Yalding, cxxxvi. 215.———Complaining of 
the overflowing of the Effra Sewer (Vauxhall), and of the Conduct 
of the Commissioners ; From Inhabitants, Householders and Pro- 
prictors of Houses and Grounds in Kennington, South Lambeth 
and the Vicinity, uxxx1x. 200. Referred to Select Committee on 
Sewers, 238.——— Complaining of the defective state of the 
Sewers in the Parish of Saint Ann, Limehouse ; From Overseers 
and Vestrymen of said Parish, rxxx1x. 419. Referred to Select 
Committee on Sewers, 419. Praying the House to take into 
consideration the present noxious State of the Sewers; From Inha- 
bitants of Westminster and Parts adjacent, Lxxx1x. 74.——- 
Complaining of the irresponsible character of the Board of Sewers, 
and of the want of Information with regard to their Expenditure ; 
From Rate-payers of Saint Marylebone, Lxxx1x. 114,——— Com- 











plaining 








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Sewers—continued. 

laining of the defective state of the Sewage in that Parish, and 

or Inquiry; From Inhabitants of Saint Margaret, Westminster, 

LXxx1x. 211. Referred to Select Committee on Sewers, 211. 
For the Establishment of one general Central Board for 
the management of Sewers, and that each Parish liable to be 
rated shall have the power to elect Commissioners ; Of Inhabit- 
ants of Saint James, Clerkenwell, xc1. 567. For Amend- 
ment of Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. relating thereto; From the County 
of Somerset, xc1. 384. See infra, 2045. 








Shaftesbury Borough : 
1807. Complaining of the continued absence of Two out of 
Three Magistrates for that Borough; From Overseers and Pa- 
rishioners of Saint Peter, Shaftesbury, Lxxxvii. 590, P. 


Shannon Navigation : 

1808. Relative thereto; Of Gerald and Hugh Walsh, of 
Drumsna, Lxxx. 625, p.—————That the Commissioners of Roads 
and Bridges may open Public Roads leading to that River; 
From Gentlemen, Farmers and others of Killinderine, txxxrv. 
133. For the Construction of a Safety Harbour at a 
on the River Shannon; From Inhabitants of Moyarta and Kil- 
ballyowen, txxxvi. 645..—Complaining of the present state of 
the River Shannon, and praying that part of the Money entrusted 
to the Grand Canal Company may be employed in its improve- 
ment; From Athlone, txxxvill. 542.———That the Improvements 
in the Navigation of the Shannon, recommended by the Commis- 
sioners of Government, may be carried into effect; Of the Fore- 
man of the Grand Jury of the County of Limerick, xc. 271. 

For Aid; Of the Grand Jury of Leitrim; Offered; but 
The King’s Recommendation not being signified, the same was 
not received; xc. 469.———— For the adoption of Measures for 
improving the Navigation of the River Shannon; From, Ros- 
common; Ardcana and other Places; Kilronan; Landed Pro- 
prietors on the Rivers adjoining the Rivers Suck and Shevin ; 
xcr, 200. Arigna District of Kilronan; Tybohin; Annaduff; 
Kilmactrany ; 213. Boyle, 270. Carrick-on-Shannon, 297. 
Kilmore; Kilglass and other Places; 316. Drumshanbo, 471. 
———Complaining that the Commissioners of the Shannon Navi- 
gation intend to deprive them of their Weirs, and praying that 
they may have full and adequate Compensation for the loss 
of their Property; Of Occupiers of Eel Weirs at Killaloe, 
xci. 68. 





Shaw, Joseph : 
1809. Complaining of acts of Oppression and Injustice on the 
part of Richard Simpson, a Magistrate of the County of Staf- 
ford; txxxvi. 792. 


Shawl Manufacture: 
1810. Against the Importation of Shawls of French Manu- 
facture; From Alexander Warnock, Preses of a Meeting of Shaw] 
Manufacturers of Edinburgh, txxx1x. 474. 


Sheep Dogs: 

1811. [1823.] For Repeal of the Tax thereon; From, Orkney 
(Two Petitions), txxvin. 160. Shepherds of Tweedale; 
LXXXVI. 797. Against the Duties thereupon; From Bracken- 
thwaite, Lxx1x. 97. Buttermere, 97.—Cumberland, Shepherds, 
90, p. Cumberland, Proprietors of Farms, 111, p.—Dumfries, 
264, p.—Ennerdale, 97.— Hawkshead, 131.— Lanark, 264, p. 
Loweswater, 97.—Peebles, 264, p. Penllyn, 264, p.—Selkirk, 
264, p. Shepherds, 125, p—Westmorland, 19, p. 82, P. 218. 
352, P. 








Sheep-stealing : 
1812, Complaining of the extent of Sheep-stealing in Long 
Sutton, and for an Investigation; From Farmers and Graziers of 
Long Sutton, rxxxvu. 460, P. 


Shepton Mallett Charities : 

1813. For an Inquiry into the Charities of the Town of 
Shepton Mallett; From Inhabitant Parishioners of that Town, 
LXXXIx. 437,.————— Complaining of the misapplication of the 
Funds of certain Charitable Institutions in that Parish; From 
Parishioners of Shepton Mallett, xc. 254. 648.— ——That the 
Petition of the Parishioners of Shepton Mallett (presented 14 May) 
be referred to the Select Committee on Charities; Of Francis 
Budd, xc. 507. 


Shepton Mallett Gaol : 
1814. Complaining of the Imprisonment of his Son therein ; 
Of Philip West, uxxvi. 423. 


Sheriffs : 


1815. For granting a sufficient Sum to Sheriffs as Salary in 
lieu of Fees anciently paid on Indictments; From William Codd, 
LXxXv. 440,————For the adoption of Measures to enable any 
Sheriff to P com his own Accounts in person; From William 
Augustus Johnson, txxxv. 450. For abolishing the Fees 

ayable by Sheriffs on their appointment to Office; From 

illiam Hutton, Sheriff of the County of Lincoln, rxxxvn. 261, P. 

That no ons Attorney be appointed to the Office of 
High Sheriff; Of George O’Malley Irwin, xc. 488.———Pray- 
ing that the Act of Sederunt fixing the Fees of Sheriff and 
Stewart Clerks may be suspended; From Cupar, xci. 220, Pp. 
Cupar Fife, 208. Fife, Chairman of a Meeting of Justices of the 
Peace of the County of, 215. Kirkcaldy, 319. 


Sheriffs Act (Ireland) : 
1816. That the Act 11 Anne, c. 8, may not be repealed; From 
Barrett, Richard, txxxvim. 501. Dublin, Inhabitants of, 509. 














I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Sheriffs’ Courts : 


1817. For extending the Recovery of Debts in Sheriffs’ Courts 
to sums under £.50, and to giving redress by law against Married 
Women living apart from their Husbands, and receiving credit on 
their own account ; Of Merchants, Traders and others of Brighton, 
xcil. 6. 


Sheriff's Court (Scotland) : 


1818. Complaining of the expensive Proceedings in that Court ; 
From Robert Kintrea, txxxv. 261, ep. John Smith, 404,_——_ 
For removing the Restrictions against the Jurisdiction of the She- 
riffs of Counties in Scotland; From Magistrates and Inhabitants 
of the Royal Burgh of Dumfries, txxxvui1. 351. For extend- 
ing the Jurisdiction thereof; From Magistrates and Town Council 
of Aberbrothock, txxxvitt. 436. 





Sheriff's Depute : 


1819. Against any alteration in the Law relative to the resi- 
dence of Sheriff’s Depute ; Of Matthew Ross, Dean of the Faculty 
of Advocates, Lxxvil. 156, P. 


Shields Ferry: 


1820. Complaining of the Company of Proprietors of the 
Shields Ferry carrying Passengers across the River; From Water- 
men of North and South Shields, rxxxvi. 164. 


Ship Building: 


1821. Respecting the Building thereof; From Thomas B. 
Mesnard, txx1x. 102, p.———— That the Duties on Materials used 
in Ship-building in the Colonies may not be remitted; From 
Liverpool, xxix. 163, p. Sunderland, 212, p. Greenock and 
Port Glasgow, 223, p. Maryport, Workington and Harrington, 
297. Complaining of the unequal Taxation on Ship-building 
Materials in the Isle of Man and in this Country; From Dundee, 
uxxxvil. 442. Frith of Forth, 505. Liverpool, 396. Maryport, 
442, Sunderland, 438. There-undersigned, 555. Whitby, 442. 
Whitehaven, 551. Yarmouth, Great, 556. Complaining of 
the inequality of the Rates of Duty on Materials for Ship-building 
in the Tele of Man and Great Britain; From Master Shipwrights 
of Liverpool, txxxrx. 7. For appointing Surveyors to super- 
intend and report on Merchant Ships while building and before 
proceeding to Sea; From Kirkcaldy, txxxrx. 216. Edinburgh, 
548.———For gn Ships being sent to Sea in an unfit 
state; From South Shields, uxxx1x. 129.—xc. 339. James Bal- 
lingall; Inhabitants of Leslie, xc. 492. London, xc. 583. ——— 
For a Law to regulate the construction and equipment of Mer- 
chant Vessels ; From Kirkcaldy, xc1. 45. Kirkcaldy and Dysart, 
120. Dundee, 191. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 224. Leith, 228. 
South Shields, 268. North and South Shields; Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne; 315. Auchtermuchty, 347. Aberdeen, 156. Falkland, 
474. For a Law regulating the construction of Merchant 
Vessels ; From Edinburgh, xcu. 148. 253. 














Shipping : 


1822. Complaining of the Imposts on British Vessels in the 
Ports of France, txxv. 258, p.———Relative to Harbour Dues 
= by Foreign Ships; From Deal and Ramsgate, txxvi. 417. 

[argate, 436. Plymouth, 422. For reduction in the amount 
allowed to be expended in Repairs of British Shipping in Foreign 
Ports; From Grieve, John Paine, txxxvim. 459. London, 459. 
London, Manufacturers of, 625. London, &amp;c., Ship-owners of, 
625. London, Ship-owners of, 635. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 459. 
Thames River, Blacksmiths of, 625. Ship Sawyers of the River 
Thames, 428.——Complaining of the partial and oppressive 
nature of Dues levied on Ships trading between Great Britain and 
Hamburgh; From Kingston-upon-Hull, xc. 185.——Com- 
plaining of the Port Charges payable on British Shipping at Saint 
Petersburgh ; Of Inhabitants of Limekilns, xc1. 111. 

1823. For a protecting Duty; Of Ship-owners of London, 
Lxxx1. 314, p. Of John Hardie, Chairman of the Society of 
Ship-owners of the Frith of Forth; Of Ship-owners and others 
interested in the Carrying Trade at Kingston-upon-Hull, 384, p. 
For a protecting Duty; Of British Ship-owners resident 
in and near South Shields, rxxx1. 235, p. Of Ship-owners of 
Sunderland, 249, p. Of Ship-owners and others interested in the 
Carrying Trade, residing in and near North Shields, 297, p. Of 
Ship-owners and others interested in the Carrying Trade of 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 327, p.———For protection against Fo- 
reign Competition; From, Scarborough, Lxxxvi. 330, p. Whitby, 
384, P. 


1824. For Reduction of the Duty on Sea Indentures of Ap- 
prenticeship, and on Policies of Insurance and Foreign Articles of 
Agreement between Master and Crew; Of Ship-owners of North 
Shields, rxxx1. 322, p.———Relative to Shipping Licenses; Of 
Ship-owners of Brixham, txxx1. 76, p.—-—That all British Ships 
may be rated according to their real size in Cubic Feet; From 
Shipwrights of the Port of London, txxxvut1. 632, For alter- 
ation of the Law relative to Admeasurement; From Robert 
Brindley, xc. 174. Merchants and others of Glasgow; Chamber 
of Commerce and Manufactures of Glasgow, 446. 

See supra, 849. 899. 907. 946. 





Shipping Interest : 


1825. [1826-7.] For the Protection thereof ; From, Aberdeen, 
City, Merchants and Ship-owners, txxxu1. 413, p.—Blyth and 
Seaton Sluice, Ship-owners, 428, rp. Boston, Ship-owners, &amp;c., 
428, p. Bridlington, Ship-owners, &amp;c., 428, p. _ Bridlington, 
167, Pr. Bristol, City, Owners of British Vessels in and 
near, 301, Pp. Bristol, City, Ship-owners, &amp;c., 305, p. _ Brix- 
ham, Torbay, Ship-owners, 232, p—Cork, Ship-owners, 483, P- 
— Dublin, City, Ship-owners, 428, P. ae Ship-owners, 
321, p. — Glasgow, Port, Ship-owners, 380, Pp. Glasgow, 
Ship-owners, 335, p. Greenock, Merchants, &amp;c., 232, P.— 
Harrington, Ship-owners, &amp;c., 835, Pp. _ Hull, Port of, —— 

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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Shipping Interest—continued. 
[1826-7.] For the Protection thereof—continued. 

Owners of Ships trading from, txxx11.327,p. Hull, Port of, Ship- 
builders, 426.—Kincardine-upon-the-Forth, Ship-owners, 428, p. 
Kingston-upon-Hull, Town and Port, Mast and Block Makers, 
316, P. ingston-upon-Hull, Town, Master Repe Makers, 
335, Pp. King’s Lynn, Ship-owners of the Port of, 316, P. 
Kirkcaldy, Ship-owners, 426, p.—Leith, Port and, Neighbour- 
hood, Ship-owners, 413, rp. Limehouse, St. Ann, Tradesmen 
employed in the Cig races of Shipping on the River Thames, 
346, rp. Liverpool, Ship-owners, 430. London, Ship-owners, 
835, Pp. 346, p.—Maryport, Ship-owners, 335, p.—Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, Merchants, &amp;c., 428, p.—Peterhead, Port, Owners 
of Shipping, 413, y. Plymouth, Merchants, &amp;c., 327, p. Por- 
ritt, George Woodhouse, of Scarborough, 182.—Rothesay, Ship- 
owners, 398, p.— Scarborough, Ship-owners, 183, p. Scar- 
borough, Tradesmen, &amp;c., 426, Pp. Sistem Sluice, Ship-owners, 
428, Pp. Shadwell Parish, Tradesmen employed in the Equip- 
ment, &amp;c. of Shipping on the River Thames, 428, r. Shields, 
North, Ship-owners and others, 428, p. Shields, North, Trades- 
men and others employed in the Equipment of Shipping on the 
River Tyne, 428,r. Shields, South, 305, pr. Shields, South, 
Tradesmen, Artificers, &amp;c., 428, p. Stepney, Tradesmen, &amp;c. 
employed in the Equipment of Shipping, &amp;c. on the River Thames, 
340. Sunderland and South BPields, 305, p. Sunderland, 
Port, Master Ship-builders, &amp;c., 340.—Thames River, Trades- 
men, &amp;c. in several Parishes, employed in the Equipment of 
Shipping on, 340.346, p.428,p. Tyne River, Tradesmen employed 
in the ) So arate of Shipping on, 428, p.—Waterford, Port, 
Merchants, &amp;c., 305, Pp. hitby, Ship-builders, 291. Whitby, 
Ship-owners, 239, p. Whitehaven, Ship-owners, 191, p. White- 
haven, Tradesmen, &amp;c., 350, p. Workington, Maryport, and 
Harrington, Ship-owners, &amp;c., 355, p.—Yarmouth, Great, Ship- 
owners, &amp;c., 428, P. 


1826. [1828.] For an Investigation into the Condition of the 
British Ship-owner; From Hull, Town and Port of, Ship- 
owners, LXxxl. 472, p.———Complaining of the distressed 
State of the Shipping Interest; From, Blyth, txxxv. 265, P. 
—Hartley, 265, p.—Kingston-upon-Hull, 255, p.—London, Shi 
owners, 383, p.—Maryport, 139.—Scarborough, 178, p. Shields, 
North, 265, p. Shields, South, 265, p. Sunderland, 236, p. 
—Whitby, 140, pp ———For an Inquiry into the depressed State 
of the British Shipping Interest; From, Alloa, txxxvumt. 484.— 
Berwick-on-Tweed, 427. Borrowstownness, 404.— Dartmouth, 
437. Dundee, 442.—Fife, 363.—Grangemouth, 412.—Kincar- 
dine, 484. Kingston-upon-Hull, 412.—Liverpool, 189. London, 
Port of, 670.—Montrose, 437.—Newcastle, 717.—Officers and 
Sailors of the Commercial Navy of the Kingdom, 555.—Scar- 
borough, 394. Shields, South, 412.—Whitby, 442.———For 
an Inquiry into the Distress of the Owners of Merchant Vessels ; 
From Harrington, txxxviul. 378. 


Shipping Gazette : 

1827. Complaining of heavy —— imposed upon the Pro- 
prietors of the Shipping Gazette, for Postage of Letters contain- 
ing Shipping and Commercial Intelligence only ; From, Alde- 
burgh, xcu. 220.—Bangor, 262. Blyth, 316. Boston, 220. 
Bridlington, 220. Bristol, 320. Brixham, 445.—Cardiff, 320. 
Carlisle, 237. Cork, 471.—Deal, 220. Dundee, 290.—Exeter, 
360.—Falmouth, 208. 237. Fowey, 220.—Grimsby, Great, 220. 
—Harwich, 237.—Ilfracombe, 216. Ives, St., Cornwall, 220. 
—Leith, 220. Lerwick, 320.—Maryport, 220. Mawes, St., 
208. Middlesbrough-on-Tees, 312.—Neath, 320. Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, 220. Newhaven, 237. Newport (Monmouth), 360. 
—Penzance, 331. Pill (Port of Bristol), 331. Plymouth, 272. 
—Shields, South, 220. 320. Shoreham, New, 272. Southwold, 
220. Stromness, 492. Sunderland, 409. Swansea, 429.— 
Truro, 220. Tynemouth, 220.—Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, 


601. Wick and Pulteney Town, Chamber of Commerce (Chair- 
man), 367. Wisbeach, 262.—Yarmouth, Great, 237. 
Shipwrecks : 


1828. Respecting his Invention for saving the Lives of Ship- 
wrecked Persons; From Henry Trengrouse, txxvil. 413, P.— 
LXxx. 489, P. Respecting the Recovery of shipwrecked 
Property; From James Morris, of Galway, Lxxx1. 589.——— 
For Amendment of the Law in reference to Goods wrecked; Of 
John Giles Pilcher and Jeremiah Pilcher, xc. 353. Praying 
the House to consider of some Plan for the Prevention thereof ; 
From, Edinburgh, xcu. 55. Edwards, Edward, 445. _Fins- 
bury Discussion Society, Members of, 410. Noakes, John, 445. 

Shoemakers and Leather Dressers : 
1829. Complaining of John Brooks, a Quarterman in the 


Dock-yard, exercising the Trade of a Shoemaker; From Shoe- 
makers of Rochester and Chatham, txxvu. 200. 








Shopmen : 
1830. For Repeal of Assessed Taxes thereon; From Inha- 
bitants and Retail Dealers of Kingston-upon-Hull, cxxxu. 522, p. 
Shop Tax : 
1831. Against; From, Shopkeepers and Traders of Liver- 
pool, rxx1x. 83, p. Shopkeepers and Retail Traders of Rochdale, 
162, P. 


Shop and Shop-window Tax : 
1832. Against; From Shopkeepers of Liverpool, txxv. 366, p. 


bea Borough : 


1833. For an ry td into the different Incorporated Com- 


panies in that Town; From Inhabitants of Shrewsbury, txxxvutt. 
438, 


_ Silks; From, Bedworth, txx1x. 121, P. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 





Silk : 


1834.. For Repeal of the Silk Manufacture Acts; From 
Silk Manufacturers of London, txxvim. 300, P. Against 
the Importation of manufactured Silks and Ribbons ; Sian, 
Biddulp, rxx1x. 161. Blockley, 161. Burton Latimer, 148. 
—Colford, 148, p. Coventry, Ribbon Manufacturers, 144. Co- 
ventry, Tradesmen, 161, p.—Jackman, Robert, 148, p.—Ketter- 
ing, 148.—Leek, tes igi om 156, p.—Shepton Mallett, 
156, p. Stamford, 161, Pp. teel, Thomas, 161, p.—Taunton, 
Silk Throwsters, 148. Taunton, Crape Manufacturers, 148, p. 
———1424.] Against the Reduction of the Duties on foreign 
Bulkington, 121, p. 
———Chilvers Coton, 121, p. Congleton, Mayor, 131, p. 
Congleton, Silk Manufacturers, &amp;c., 131, p. Coventry, 121, p. 
—Derby, 131, p.—England, West of, 131, p.—Gouger, George, 
131, p.—Henshall, Samuel, 121, p.—London, Journeymen Silk 
Weavers, 131, Pp. London, Liberty of the Tower, Journeymen 
Silk Weavers, 131, Pr. London, Silk Merchants, 92, p.—Mac- 
clesfield, 131, Pr. Manchester, 131, Pp. Middlesex, Journeymen 
Silk Weavers, 131, p. Middlewich, 131, p.—Nuneaton, 121, p.— 
Reading, 138, p.—Sandbach, 131,p. Silkmen, Silk Throwsters and 
Proprietors of Silk Mills, 97, ». Silk Manufacturers and others, 
127, pe. Silk Mills, Proprietors of, 97, Pr. Spitalfields, 131, p. 
Sudbury, 131, p.—Taunton, 131, p. Thompson, William, 126, p. 
—Walker, Peter, 131, er. Waylen, Robert, the Younger, 131, p. 
Westminster City and Liberty, 131, p.———For a suitable Draw- 
back on the Stock in hand; From Silk Traders of Edinburgh, 
LXxix. 168, P. In favour of the Alteration of the Duties; 
From Silk Manufacturers of London, txx1x. 186, p.———That 
no Change may be made in the Arrangements between the Manu- 
facturers and working Weavers; From Manufacturers and work- 
ing Silk Weavers of Dublin, txx1x. 332, p.——— For Repeal 
of Acts Seow e-de From Silk Manufacturers, Throwsters and 
others, of Dublin, txx1x. 337, p. 








1835. [1826.] Against the Importation of Foreign Silks; 
From Alban, St., rxxxx1. 85. Arnold, Robert, Silk Throwster, of 
Lewisham, 96, p. Artillery Ground, Old, London, 96, rp. Ather- 
stone, Distressed Ribbon Weavers, 61.—Barnacle, Ribbon Weavers 
and others,61. Bethnal Green, Saint Mathew, 96, rp. Blackley, 
91. Bocking, Inhabitants, 96. Bocking, Manufacturers em- 

loyed in the Silk Trade, 96, p. Braintree, Inhabitants, 96. 
Henleben, Manufacturers employed in the Silk Trade, 96, r.— 
Cerne Abbas, 96. Chipping Camden, 96, Pp, Churchstanton, 
Lamech Swift, Silk Throwster, 96, p. Coggeshall, Artificers 
employed in the Silk Manufactory of Messrs. Cooper and Beck- 
with, 31, P. Coggeshall, Artificers in the Silk Mills of Messrs. 
T. Sawer and J. Hall, 41, p. Coggeshall, Thomas Sawer and John 
Hall, Silk Throwsters, 96, p. Coleford, Robert Jackman and 
Inhabitants, 49, p. Congleton, Mayor, &amp;c., 49, p. Congleton, 
Silk Manufacturers and Throwsters, 49, p. Congleton, Silk 
Throwsters and Weavers, 41, p. Cooper and Beckwith, Cogges- 


hall, Artificers employed in their Manufactory, 31, p. Coventry, 
Artificers employed by Thomas Sawer and J wh Hall, Silk Manu- 
facturers, 96, Pr. Coventry, Broadgate Ward, 96, rp. Coventry, 


Cross Cheaping Ward, 96, rp. Coventry, distressed Weavers of, 
Bishop Street Ward, 96, rp. Coventry, Earl Street Ward, 96, p. 
Coventry, Gosford Street Ward, 96, rp. Coventry, Inhabitants, 
96, p. Coventry, Jordan’s Well Ward, 96, rp. Coventry, Much 
Park Street Ward, 96,p. Coventry, Ribbon Manufacturers, 41, p. 
Coventry, Spon Street Ward, 96, rp. Coventry, Weavers and 
others, 37, p.— Devizes, Artiticers of, Robert Waylen and Peter 
Walker, 31, p.—Frome, L. and J. Hagley, Silk Throwsters, 91, p. 
—Gittingham, Inhabitants,96, Pr, Gittingham, Messrs. Hannams, 
Silk Throwsters, 96, p. Gouger, George, of Stamford, &amp;c., 81, p. 
Gouger, John, of Sherborne, Artificers employed by him, 96, p. 
Gouger, Robert, of Oakham, 96, p.—Hackney Wick, Leny Smith, 
and Leny Deighton Smith, 49, p. Hagley, L. and J., of Frome, 
91, P. Aang Messrs., of Gittingham, Silk Throwsters, 96, p. 
Hensbridge,96, p. Hindon, 96.—Jackman, Robert, and others, of 
Coleford, 41, p.—Kettering, Proprietors of Silk Mills, 81, p.— 
Leek, Operatives employed in the Silk Trade, 96. Leek, Silk 
Manufacturers and others, 96._ Lewisham, Robert Arnold, Silk 
Throwster,96,P. London, Inhabitants of the Old Artillery Ground, 
in the Liberty of the Tower, 96, p.—Macclesfield, Manufacturers, 
and others, 12, p. Macclesfield, Retail Tradesmen, 12, p. Mac- 
clesfield Silk Weavers and others, 12, pr. Manchester, Henry 
Rose, Silk Weaver, 152, p. Manchester, Merchants, 75, Pp. 
Manchester, Operative Silk Weavers, 91, p. Manchester, Silk. 
Throwsters, 91, p. Mile End, Old Town, 85. Milverton, 
Operatives in the Employment of Lamech Swift, Silk Throwster, 
91,r.—Nottingham, 175, p. Nuneaton, distressed Ribbon Wea- 
vers, 96.—Oakham, Robert Gouger, Silk Manufacturer, 96, p. 
Overton, 115, p.— Reading, Sarah Shenton &amp; Sons, 85, p. 
Reading, Silk Weavers, 85, p. Rose, Henry, Silk Weaver, in 
Manchester, 152, p.—Sandbach, Artizans in the Silk Trade, 41, p. 
Sandbach, Town and Neighbourhood, 49, p. Sawer &amp; Hall, 
Coggeshall, Artificers and Silk Throwsters employed by them, 
41, p.96, p. Sawer &amp; Hall, of Coventry, Artificers employed by 
them, 96, p. Shenton &amp; Sons, of Reading, 85,r. Sherborne, 
Artizans employed Avs John Gouger, Silk Throwster, 96, p. 
Sherborne, Thomas Willmot, and John Gouger, Silk Throwster, 
96, p. Silk Manufacturers, Throwsters, Dealers and others, 96, Pp. 
Smith, Leny, and Leny Deighton Smith, of Hackney Wick, 49, p. 
Somersetshire, Silk Throwsters, 75, p. Spitalfields, Journeymen, 
Silk Dyers, 96, rp. Spitalfields, Operative Silk Weavers, 96, Pp. 
Stalbridge, 91. Stamford, George Gouger, 81p. Swift, Lamech, 
of Milverton, Operatives in his Employment, 91,r. Swift, Lamech, 
of Churchstanton, 96.—Taunton, J ourneymen Silk Weavers, 12, p. 
Taunton, Leny Smith and Leny Deighton Smith, 49,r.—Waltham 
Holy Cross, Masters and Operatives in the Silk Trade, 96. Waylen, 

Robert 

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870 


PETITION S—continued. 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Silk— continued. 

[1826.] Against the Importation of Foreign Silks—continued. 
Robert &amp; Peter Walker, Devizes, Artificers of, txxx1. 31, P. 
Wellingborough, Proprietors of Silk Mills, 81, r. Willmott and 
Gouger of Sherborne, 96,r. Worcester, Silk Throwsters, 37. 


1836. inst Reduction of the Duty on Foreign Silk Goods ; 
From, Blockley, Silk Throwsters, txxxu1. 428.—Congleton, 
Operative Silk Throwsters, 383, p.—Holywell, Millmen, &amp;c., 
475, p.—Macclesfield, Millmen and others, 383, rp. Maccles- 
field, Silk Weavers, 372, rp. Manchester, Workmen employed 
in Throwing Silk, 553.—Newcastle-under-Lyne, Millmen, &amp;c., 
428, p.—Overbury, Operatives of Silk Mills, 428, p. Over- 
bury, Silk Throwsters, 428, p.—Sandbach, Millmen, &amp;c., 
413, p.———-Against the introduction of Foreign Silks; From, 
Ribbon Weavers of Coventry, and of Weavers engaged in the 
Silk Trade in Taunton, txxxu1. 512, p.———Against the intro- 
duction of East India Silks; Of Alexander Duff, Nathaniel 
Brooks, and William Emmerson, of Spital-square, London, and 
of Sudbury, Silk Manufacturers, txxxi1. 529, p.———That the 
Duty on Silk Piece Goods imported from the East Indies, may be 
taken at 30 per Centum on the Value of the same; Of Mer- 
chants trading to the East Indies, txxx111. 530. 


1837. Ut 829.] For prohibiting the Importation of Foreign 
Wrought Silk Goods; From, Bocking, uxxx1v. 224, p. Braintree, 
224, p.—Coggeshall, 224, p. Colchester, 224, p. Congleton, 
187, Pp. Coventry, 224, p.—Dorset, 213, p. Dublin, 224, p.— 
Glemsford, 221, p. Govan, Morris Pollok, of, 218, p.—Halstead, 
207, p.—Leek, 174. London, Silk Manufacturers, 207, p. Lon- 
don, Silk Throwsters, 213, p.—Macclesfield, Deputies from Silk 
Weavers, &amp;c., 224, p. Macclesfield, Master Silk Manufacturers, 
187, p. Macclesfield, Mill-men, &amp;c., 85, p. Macclesfield, Retail 
Tradesmen, 85, Pp. Macclesfield, Silk Weavers, 224, pr. Man- 
chester, 133. Manchester and Macclesfield, Deputies from Silk 
Weavers and Throwsters, 224, p. Manchester and Salford, 167, p. 
Melford, Long, 201, p.—Nuneaton, 155, p.—Paisley, 207. Pollok, 
Morris, 218, p.—Salford, 167, p. Sandbach, 187, p. Somerset, 
Dorset and Wilts, 213, p. Spitalfields, Journeymen Broad Silk 
Weavers, 224, p. Spitalfields, Silk Manufacturers, 116, p. Sud- 
bury, 201, p.—Taunton, 224, p.— Wilts, 213, p.—&lt;—For Reduc- 
tion of the Duties on the Importation of the Silk Manufactures 
of India; Of Merchants of London trading to the East Indies, 
LXXXIV. 225, P. Complaining of the Reduction of the Pro- 
tecting Duties, and praying for Relief; From, Allchin, Thomas, 
LXxxiv. 256, p.—Barrington, William, 243, p. Benson, James, 
243, p.—Blinkhorn, William, 263, p. Bollington, John Orme, of, 
243, p.—Coventry, City, 243, p.—Dublin, 263, p.—Frome, Lau- 
rence and John Hagly, of, 251, p.—Hagly, John, 251, rp. Hagly, 
Laurence, 251, P. ammersley, John, 256, p. Hibel, Thomas, 
256, p. Holywell, Jane Smedly, 243, p.—Johnson, Joseph, 256, p. 
—Leadbeater, Samuel, 243, p. Lewis, Charles, 243, p.— 
Macclesfield, Samuel Leadbeater, 243, p. Macclesfield, Sarah 
Vawdrey, 243, p. Macclesfield, Silk Manufacturers and Throw- 
sters, 243, p. Maggs, Henry, 256, p. Manchester, 271, Pp. 
Mann, John, 251, p.—Newbury, Charles Lewis, 243.—Orme, 
John, 243, p. Overton, Charles, Troughton, 251, p.—Sandbach, 
John Woolley, 243, p. Sandbach, Noah Stubbs, 243, p. Sand- 
bach, William Barrington, 243, p. Smedly, Jane, 243, p. Strat- 
ton, John, 271, p. Stubbs, Noah, 243, p. Swift, Lamech, 263, p. 
—Tiley, John, 256, p. Troughton, Charles, 251, p-—Vawdrey, 
Sarah, 243, p.—Wheelock, James Benson, of, 243, p. White- 
church, John Mann, of, 251, p. Woollam, John, 256, rp. Woolley, 
John, 243, p.————For adding the Port of Leith to the Ports at 
which Silk Goods may be imported; From Corporation of 
Tratlickers of Leith, txxx1v. 259, p.— For re-enacting the 

rohibitory Laws, and increasing the Duty on Foreign Thrown 
Silk ; From Lamech Swift, of Milverton, LXXXVII. 39.———Com- 


laining of the Introduction of Foreign Manufactured Silk Goods ; 
Prom Silk Manufacturers of Spitalfields, xxxxvu1. 555. 


1838. Against the Reduction of Duty on Foreign Thrown 
Silks; From Throwsters and Silk Manufacturers of Macclesfield, 
LXXxvill. 636.———Against Removal of the Duty on the Im- 
portation of Foreign Thrown Silks; From Persons engaged in the 
Silk Manufacture in various parts of the Kingdom, txxxviu. 666. 
———-For inquiry into the Results of the Changes in the Laws 
relative thereto since 1824; From the Corporation of Coventry, 
LXXX1IXx. 460.———Respecting the Silk Trade; From, Silk Manu- 
facturers of Newbury, Greenham and Kentbury, txxx1. 27.— 
Lamech Swift and William Blinkhorne; also of Inhabitants of 
Taunton, 27, p.———For Relief; From, Weavers of Taunton, 
Lxxxu. 254, Pp. Broad Silk Weavers of Spitalfields, 254, p. 
Silk Weavers of Stockport, 478, p.— —From Directors of the 
Poor of the United Parishes of St. Michael and The Holy Trinity, 
in the City of Coventry, txxx1v. 89, p.———Against taking any 
Apprentices for a shorter period than Seven Years; From Ribbon 

eavers’ Committee of Coventry, txxxv. 415, p.——Com- 

laining of the distressed State of the Silk Trade, and for Relief; 

rom, eraee LXxxvil. 222. Bulkington, 156.—Chilvers 
Coton, 156. en 156. Covent 0 Petitions), 156. 
Coventry, Ribbon Manufacturers, 156.—Foleshill, 222.— Maccles- 
field, 29. Macclesfield, Committee of Mill-men, 156. Maccles- 
field, Mill-men, 156. Macclesfield, Retail Tradesmen, 156. 
Macclesfield, Silk Weavers, 156. Manchester and Salford, 156. 
-—Nuneaton, 156.—Persons engaged in the various Departments 
of the Silk Manufacture, 132.—Sandbach, 72. Sexon, John and 
James, 86. Sowe, 156. Spitalfields, 156. Stone, Thomas, 590. 
—Ward, John Sharrer, 47.———For an Inquiry into the Causes 
of the Calamities of the Weavers of Bethnal Aero and Spital- 
fields; From Thomas Wakley, txxxvu. 134, p.——Against an 
alteration in the Laws relating to the Silk Trade; From Sil 





Silk—continued. 


Manufacturers and Throwsters in Manchester, txxxvi. 293, 
———-Expressing Grief and ee at the Select Com- 
mittee of Inquiry upon the Silk Trade having presented to the 
House the Evidence heard before them, unaccompanied by any 
Opinion as to the Causes of the present distressed Condition of 
that Trade; From Silk Manufacturers, txxxvi. 563, Pp. Silk 
Manufacturers at Macclesfield, 563, p.———Complaining of cer- 
tain Statements having been made respecting the number of 
Looms employed by the Committee of the Silk Trade, and pray- 
ing for Investigation; From Silk Manufacturers, Lxxxvut. 563, p. 
See supra, 1400. 1579. 


Silver Standard : 

1839. That the Restrictions on Payments in Silver, which did 
not exist at the time of the passing of the Act suspending Pay. 
ments at the Bank of England, be repealed; From Occupiers of 
Land in the Vicinity of Lincoln, txxxrx. 466. 


Simmens, William : 

1840. Complaining of being drummed out of the Regiment 
for reading Unstamped Publications, and for an Inquiry; From 
William Simmens, late Private in the Ist Regiment of Foot 
Guards, ~xxxvil. 505. For an Inquiry into the case of 
William Simmens ; From Richard Moor, Chairman of a Meeting 
of Inhabitant Householders of Manchester, txxxvuil. 694. 


Simpson, Elizabeth : 
1841. Petition being for Public Money, and not recommended 
by the Crown, was not received; txxviu. 447.—Another Petition, 
468, P. 


Sinecures : 

1842. For the Abolition of all Sinecure Offices, both in Church 
and State; From Beith Agricultural Political Union, rxxxvim. 
221.————For the Abolition of all Sinecure and Unmerited Pen- 
sions; From, Kilmarnock, txxxvim. 168. Shields, South, 168, 
Stockton-on-Tees, 168. Webber, George, 244.————Petition of 
Members and Office-bearers of the Glasgow Political Union, 
praying that all Sinecure Offices be abolished, and that Rewards 
for Past Services be specifically given; xc1. 219.———For the 
Abolition of Sinecures; From Bathgate, xc. 173. See supra, 
1587; infra, 1956. 


Singapore :—See supra, 850. 
Sion College :—See supra, 429. 


Skelton, Mark: 


1843. Complaining of the Conduct of the Consul at Havre de 
Grace ; Lxxx. 413, 


Skerries Lighthouse : 
1844. Praying to be exempted from making a Return to an 


Order of the Select Committee on Lighthouses; From Morgan 
Jones, LXxx1x. 231. 


Slates and Stones : 

1845. Petitions against the Duties thereon; From, Aberdeen, 
Lxxvi. 264. Annan, 264, p.— Brown, Alexander, 164.— 
Dunbar, Archibald, 264.—Edinburgh, 185, p. Elgin, 264.— 
Fife, County, 227, p. Forres, 264.—Kirkcudbright, ae + 
298. Kirkcudbright, Provost, 293.———For Repeal of Duties 
on Slate carried Coastwise; From Plymouth, txxix. 14, p.——— 
For Repeal of the Duty upon Slate; From Proprietors and 
Workers of Slate Quarries in the County of Carnarvon, Lxxxu. 
456, P. See supra, 307. 


Slaughter Houses :—See supra, 56. 


Slavery : 

1846. For the Abolition thereof; From, Abertruth, yxxvm. 
429. Alfreton, 278,p. Allonby, 356,p. Alnwick, 454. Alton, 
439, p. Ampthill, 292,p. Andover, 292, pr. Appleby, 424, p. 
Ashborne, 298. Ashby, 312, p. Attleborough, 308. Auchter- 
muchty, 434.—Baldock, 296, p. Ballitore, 332, p. Banbury, 
285, p. Barnard Castle, 298, p. Bath, 312, rp. Bawtry,312,P. 
Beccles, 308. Bedwelty, 429. Belfast, 312, rp. Belper, 292, p. 
Bergholt, East, 292. Biggar, 447, rp. Birmingham, 292, P. 
Bishop’s Wearmouth, 292, p. Blyth, 346, pr. Bocking, 312, p. 
Bolton, Great and Little, 308. Bootle, 348, p. Bradford (York), 
292. Braehead, 473, p. Braintree, 312, p. Brandon, 308. 
Brechin, 412. Bridgewater, 308, p. Bridgnorth, 412,p. Bridg- 
rule, 285, Pr. Bridport, 312. Brigham, 341. Bristol, 312, p. 
Broseley, 292, p. Broughton, Great and Little, 312, pr. Burs- 
lem, 292. Bury St. Edmund’s, 285, p.—Calne, 312, p. Cam- 
bridge, Gentry, &amp;c., 292, p. Cambridge, University, 238, P. 
Cambusnethan, 420, p. Cardiff, 292, Carlisle, 304. Carmar- 
then, 387. Carville, 308, p. Castle Donnington, 292, p. Charl- 
bury, 292. Chatham, 308, p. Chatteris, 268, p. Chelmsford, 
285, p. Cheltenham, 308. Chester, 312, pr. Chesterfield, 292, P. 
Chester-le-Street, 439, p. Chipping Norton, 292. Cockermouth, 
332, p. Coggeshall, 308, p. 312, p. Colchester, 308, p. Colne, 
298. Coventry, City, 304. Crail, 447. Crickhowell, 429. 
Cromer, 318. Cupar, 434.—Darlington, 292, rp... Derby, 260, P. 
Dereham, East, 464, p. Diss, 332, p. Dover, 312, rp. Dudley, 
312, p. Dumfries, 292, p. Dundee, 408, rp. Dunmow, Great, 
376, p. ‘ Durham, 312, p.—Eaglesfield, 341. Eccleshall, 312, P. 
Edinburgh, 434. Ely,312. Evesham, 292,p. Exeter, 312, P.— 
Falmouth, 285, p. Farringdon, 285, p. Framlingham, 308. 
Frome Selwood, 312, p.—-Gainsburgh, 308, p. Gateshead, 292, P. 
Giggleswick, 312, rp. Gimingham, 312, p. Glasgow, 304, P. 
Gloucester, 312, p. Gosforth, 356, p. Greysouthen, 341, P.— 
Hackney, 475,r. Hadleigh, 292. Halesworth, 308, r. — 

LXXVIII. 








PETITIONS—continued. 











I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Slavery—continued. 
For the Abolition thereof—continued. 

Lxxvil. 318, p. Hanley and Shelton, 292. Harling, East, 308. 
Hedon, 292, p. Hensingham, 312, rp. Hertford, 308, p. Hex- 
ham, 408, p. Hinckley, 304. Hitchin, 308, p. Holderness, 
292, Pr. Horsham, 292, Pr. Huddersfield, 292, rp. Huntingdon, 
312, p.—Inverkeithing, 434, p. Ipswich, 285, p.—Kelvedon, 
308, Pp. Kendal, 292. Kenninghall, 298, p. Kingston-upon- 
Hull, 296, p. Kirkby, 308. Knaresborough, 312, p.—Lanark, 412. 
Lancaster, 292, p. Lane Delph, 292. e End, 292. Langat- 
tock, 429. Langton, 292. Leeds,298,p. Leicester, Archdeacon 
and Clergy, 296, rp. Leicester, Inhabitants, 296, p. Leicester- 
shire, 304. Leominster, 285, p. Lilliesleaf, 447, p. Linlithgow, 
434,p. Liskeard, 312, p. Liverpool, 312,p. Lothingland, 308. 
Loughborough, 312, p. Lutterworth, 308.—Madeley, 298, p. 
Maer, 312, p. Maldon, 326, pr. Malton, New, 364, rp. Man- 
chester and Salford, 308, p. Manningtree, 298, rp. Mansfield, 
312, rp. Market Drayton, 312, r. Maryport, 312, p. Matlock, 
292,p. Midcalder, 434, p. Monk Wearmouth, 292, p. Muckart, 
447, p. Mutford, 308. Muxton, 312, p.—Nantwich, 318, p. 
Neath, 292. Needham Market, 292. Nether Wasdale, 364, p. 
Newcastle-under-Lyme, 318, p. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Town and 
County, 292. (Pp. a Norfolk, 308, p. Norwich, 312. Not- 
se 296, p.—Olney, 312, p. Ovingham, 341.—Pakefield 
and Kirkley, 308. Peebles, 434. Pembroke, 296. Penrith, 
415. Plymouth, 278, p. Pontefract, Two Petitions, 312, p. 
Poole, 326, p. Portsea, Philolethean Society, 308, p. Preston, 
292, p. Pyworthy, 285, p.—Quakers in Great Britain and Ire- 
land, 149, p.—Rathillet, 447. Rawdon, 298. Retford, Two 
Petitions, 296, p. Rochdale, 298. Rochester, 308, rp. Rossen- 
dale Forest, 298. Royston, 332, p. Ryton, 326.—Saffron Walden, 
292, p. Salford, 308, rp. Salisbury, 296. Scarborough, 382, p. 
Scotland, Associate Synod, 434, p. Secession Church, Associate 
Synod, 434, p. Selkirk, 475, p. Shaftesbury, 285, p. Sheffield, 
292, p. Shelton, 292. Sherborne, 292, p. Shields, South, 
292, p. Shiffnal,285,p. Shoreditch, 356. Southwark, Electors 
of, 183, p. Staindrop, 318. Staines, 312. Standon, 312, p. 
Stockton, 292, p. Stoke-upon-Trent, 296. Stone, 298,p. Stone- 
house, 208. Stow Market, 292. Stroud, 308. Sudbury, 260, p. 
Sunderland, 292, rp. Swansea, 312, p.—Tewkesbury, 292, p. 
Thetford, 312,p. Truro,292,pr. Tynemouth, 292, p.—Uttoxeter, 
318, p. Uxbridge, 337.—Wakefield, 292, p. Wallsend, 308, p. 
Walsham, North, 464, Pp. Walthamstow, 312, p. Warrington, 
296, p. Wellington, 292, rp. Wells next the Sea, 356, P. est 
India Planters of Glasgow, 304, pr. Westoe, 292, p. Whitby, 326. 
Whitehaven, 308, p. Wickham Market, 308. hal ag 382, P. 
Wirksworth, 292, p. Witham, 312, p. Woodbridge, 285, p. 
Worcester, 312, P. ee 312, Pp. Wymondham, 308.— 
Yarmouth, Great, 312, p. Yarrow, 382, p. Yeovil, 296, p. 
York, City, 296, p. 


1847. Respecting a Plan for the Emancipation of Slaves ; 
From Richard B. Byam, Clerk, Member of the Council of An- 
tigua, Lxxviit. 387, P. Against any alteration of the Laws 
——— Slavery; From, Bristol, Merchants, txxvin. 313, p.— 
West India Colonies, Agents for, 313, p————From Fortrose, 
Royal Burgh, txxix. 510, p.———Respecting West Indian 
Slavery ; From, Cromarty, ixx1x. 473, p.—Dingwall, 526, p.— 
Tain, 418, P. 


1848. [1824.] For the Abolition thereof; From, Abbotsbury, 

LxxIx. 475. Aberystruth, 319,p. Aberystwith, 297, p. Abing- 

don, 222, p. Accrington, 253, p. Acle, 222, p. Alban, St., 

155, p. Aldeburgh, Town and Borough, 336. Alloa, 347. 

Alnwick, 347. Alston, 203. Altrincham, 320. Alyth, 526. 

Amersham, 177. Amesbury, 185, p. Ampthill, 185, p. An- 

drew’s, St., 168, p. Anstey, 136. Appleby, 161. 242, rp. Apple- 

ton-upon-Wiske, 168, p. Ashbourne, 168, p. Ashbrittle, 167. 

Ashburton, 210, p. Ashford, 185, p. Ashley, 155. Askrigg, 

526. Aspatria, 203. Ashton-under-Lyne, 446, rp. Atherstone, 

177. Attleburgh, 161. Auchtergaven, 167. Aukland, St. 

Helen’s, 168, p. Aukland, West, 168, rp. Aycliffe, 167. Ayles- 

bury, 459, p.—Baldock, 23. Bambridge, 526. Banbridge, 303. 

Banbury, 110, rp. Bardfield, Great, 167, p. Barnard Castle, 

161, Pp. Barton Bendish, 229, p. Barton-upon-Irwell, 446, p. 

Basford, 148, p. Basingstoke, 203. Bath, 167. Beaminster, 

475. Beccles, 526. Beckingham near Newark, 526. Bedford, 

130. Bedwelty, 319,r. Beeston, 148,p. Beith, 222. Belfast, 

436, p. Belford, 115, Pr. Belper, 161, Pr. Bergholt, East, 161. 

Berkhampstead, St. Peter, 168, rp. Berwick-upon-Tweed, Bo- 

rough, 203. Berwick-upon-Tweed, Parish, 216, p. Berwick, 

North, 507. Beverley, 143, p. Bicester, 155. Bicker, 229. 

Bideford,297. Bilderstone,115. Billericay,126. Birchington, 

459, Pp. Birmingham, 360. Bishop Aukland, 168, rp. Bishop 

Wearmouth, 222, p. Blackley, 210. Blackrod, 446, p. 

Bluntisham with Earith, 115, p. Blyth, 526. Bocking, 167. 

Boddicott, 173. Bodmin, 177. (Pp. 186.) Borrowstonness, 507. 

Borwick, 264, p. Boston, 161, p. Botusfleming, 312. Bowes, 

102. Boxford, 185. Brackley, 177, Pp. raintree, 167. 

Brampton, 203, p. Breason, 161. Brechin, 203. Brent- 

wood, 161, p. Bridekirk, 216, pr. Bridgewater, 210, Pp. Brid- 
rt, 250. Brigham, 210, p. Brighouse, 436. Bristol, 452, p. 
roadstairs,459,P. Brompton, 185,p. Bromyard,194. Brose- 
ley, 143. Brough, 263. Renalam, 203, p. Buckhaven, 336. 
Buckingham, 90. Bullock Smithy, 177, rp. Bulwell, 148, p. 
Burlington, 155, Pr. Burlington Quay, 155,r. Burliscombe, 167. 
. Burton, 336, rp. Bury, 210. Bury St. Edmund’s, 106, rp. But- 
leigh, 185.—Calder, East, 167. Calder, West, 507, Pr. Calne, 
130. Calverton, 222, p. Camborne, 90. Cambridge, 120, p. 
Canterbury, City and County, 155. Carlisle, 168,r. Carlow, 500. 
4 Carlton, 148, p. Castle Comer, 459, rp. Castle Donington, 120. 
: Castle Hedingham, 167. Castleton, 216, rp. Catterick, 168, Pp. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


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Slavery—continued. 


[1824.] For the Abolition thereof—continued. 

Cave, North and South, txx1x.155,P. Cawston,281, Pp. Cerne, 
203, p. Chard, 303, p. Chappel-in-le-Frith, 130. Chart, Sutton, 
168, p. Chatham, 168, p. Chatteris, 185. Cheltenham, 167. 
Chipping Wycombe, 264, p. Chertsey, 161. Chesham, 173. 
Chester, 253. Chesterfield, 173, p. Chester-le-Street, 482, P. 
Chichester, City, 222, rp. Chilwell, 148, p. Chipping Camden, 
430, ep. Chippingham, 110, ep. Chipping Norton, 143. Chip- 
ping Sodbury, 526. Chobham, 147. Gober. 143, Pr. Ciren- 
cester, 102, p. Cleaton, 177, Pp. Cleck Heaton, 418, ep. Clerk- 
enwell, 271. Clifton, 436. Clifton, Dartmouth Hardness, 234. 
Clonmel, 422, p. Cockermouth, 185, p. Coggeshall, 168, P. 
Colchester, 173. Collingham, North and South, 168, p. Colne, 
115,p. Colne Engain, 167. Congleton, 168, p. Cotes, 336, p. 
Cottingham, 161. Countisthorpe, 482. Cratfield and Luxfield, 
148. Crediton, 216, Pp. Crookham, 115. Cropston, 136. Crowle, 
216. Croydon, 168, p. Cuckfield, 475. Culmestock, 297.— 
Dabbieside, 167. Dalkeith, 281, p. Danby Dale, 216,p. Dar- 
laston, 436. Darlington, 161, P. Dartford, 257, rp. Dedham, 
55, p. Denny (Two Petitions), 253. Denver, 229, p. Derby, 
155, P. Dereham, East, 229, p. Desborough, 194. Devizes, 
148, p. Devonport, 216. Dishley, 381. ‘Ditchling, 436, P. 
Docking, 281, ep. Doncaster, 126. p. Donhead, St. Andrew, 
412,p. Donhead, St. Mary, 412, p. itp -*: 229,e. Dork- 
ing, 167. Donne, 507. Dover, 148, p. Downham Market, 
229, p. Downton, 229. Droitwich, 526, p. Dublin, City, 
459, Pp. Duffield, 216, rp. Dufton, 253. Dukinfield,210. Dun- 
dee, 291, p. Dunfermline, 167. Dursley, 167.—Eaglesfield, 
210, p. LEarith, 115, p. Earl’s Colne, 167. Eaton, Long, 161. 
Edenhall, 297. Edinburgh, 161, p. Edmonton, 347. Elham, 
168, Pp. Epperstone, 222, p. Epping, 168, p. Evershot, 475. 
Evesham, 253. Exeter, 168, p. Eve, 404, p.—Failsworth, 
303, p. Falkenham, 161, p. Falkirk, 507. Falmouth, 155. 
Farnham, 271. Farnworth, 303, p. Felixton, 161, p. Felsted, 
167. Fenny Stratford, 257. Fenstanton, 110. Ferryhill, 167. 
Finchinfield, 167. Folkeston, 203, p. Forgandenny, 281, p. 
Fovant, 210, p. Framlingham,331. Freebridge, 161. Freuchie, 
168, p. Frinsbury, 185, p. Frome Selwood, 167. Fulbeck, 
203, p.—Gainford, 167. Gainsborough, 173, p. Gedling, 148, p. 
Gilling, 167. Gillingham, 422. Gisborough, 253. Glasgow, 
257, Pp. Glastonbury, 185. Glenfield, 136. Glossop, 130. 
Gloucester, 148. Godmanchester, 143, pr. Gorforth, 347, Pp. 
Gorton, 210. Gosport, 167. Grampound, 168, p. Gravesend, 
194. Greysouthen, 210,p. Gringley, Great, 136,p. Grooby, 
173. Guildford, 210, p.—Haddington Burgh, 271. Hadleigh, 
331. Halding, East, 143, p. Halesworth, 110. Halifax, 229. 
Halstead, 167. Hammersmith, 210, p. Hamsterley, 168, Pp. 
Hanley and Shelton, 168, rp. Happing, 281. Harpurkey, 210. 
Harrington, 210, rp. Hartley, 526. Hartpool, 168,r. Hasling- 
den, 303, rp. Hatherleigh, 216, p. Hathern, 381. ee. 
west, 482. Haverhill, 436. Hawkeshead, 155. Hayfield, 130. 
Hayle, Port of, 436. Hayton, 203, p. Heage,161. Heanor, 
161. Heaton Mersey, 177,e Hedon,161. Heighington, 168, p. 
Helen’s, St., Aukland, 168, p. Helston, 173, rp. Hemel Hemp- 
stead, 168, p. Henley-upon-Thames, 161. Hensingham, 177, p. 
Hereford, 90, p. Herne, 185, p. Hertford, 148. Hexham, 360, p. 
Heytesbury, 136, p. Heywood, 210. Hilery, St., Parish, 130. 
Hilgay, 229, p. Hilton, 110. Hinckley, 143. Hindon (Two 
Petitions), 526. Hitchin, 55, p. Hoddesdon, 130. Holbeach, 
148, p. Holcombe, 167. 210. Holderness, 161. Holme Cul- 
tram, 253, p. Honiton, 281, p. 482, p. Hook Norton, 143. 
Horncastle, 324, p. Horseley, 161. Horsham, Borough and 
Parish, 234,r. Hotham, 155, p. Hoton, 336, p. Howden, 210, p. 
Hurworth-upon-Tees, 167. _Hurstperpoint, 475. Hutton, 264, p. 
Huton, 167. Hyde, 216.—Ilkestone, 161. Inverkeithing, 161, p. 
Ipswich, 130, p. Irthlingborough, 161, Pp. Ives, St.,110. Ixworth, 
482.—Jarrow, 312, p. Jedburgh, 507. Johnshaven, 173, p.— 
Kearsley, 303,p. Kegworth, 210. Kelso, 253. Kelvedon, 168, p. 
Kendal, 148. Kenninghall, 143, p. Keswick, 297, rp. Ketter- 
ing, 168, p. Kingsbridge, 297. King’s Lynn,64. King’s New- 
ton, 459, Pp. Kingston-upon-Hull, 161, p. 3 ag 194. Kirby 
Muxloe, 136. Kirkby Stephen, 253. Kirkby Thore, 253. 
Kirklinton, 229, p. Kirton, 161, Pp. Kislingbury, 194. Knares- 
borough, 482, p.—Lacock, 161, p. Lanark, New, 257. Lanark, 
Royal Burgh, 216, rp. Lanark Town, &amp;c., 222, p. Lane Delph, 
167. Lane End, 167. Langfield, 418, rp. Langwathby, 297. 
Lavenham, 185, p. Laxfield, 148. Leadenham, 203, rp. Leek, 
185. Leicester, 168, Pp. Leigh, 303, rp. Leominster, 161, P. 
Leslie, 167. Lewes, 203, p. Lichcliffe, 436. Lindfield, 475. 
Linlithgow (Two Petitions), 507. Linton, 242. Lisburne, 264. 
Liskeard, 234. Llangattock, 319, Pp. Llangunnider, 319, P. 
Longton, 167. Looe, West, 257. Lorton, Vale of, 210, p. 
Loughborough, 381, p. Louth, 148, p. Lutterworth, 257.— 
Macclesfield, 303. Madeley, 120, rp. Maer, 155. Maidenhead, 
102, p. Maidstone, Kingstown and Parish, 148, p. Makeney, 
161. Maldon, 136. Malling, West, 167. Malton, New, 168, p. 
Manchester, 234, p. Manningtree, 120, p. Mansfield, 257. 
Marazion, 130. Margate, 185, Pp. Marham, 229, p. Market 
Harborough, 167. arket Lavington, 167. Markfield, 173. 
Marshland, 161. Marton, Long, 253. Marylebone, St., Wells 
Street Scotch Church, 203, p. aryport, 291,p. Matlock, 482. 
Mawes, St., 167. Melbourn, 242. 459, p. Meldreth, 242. 
Melksham, 161, p. Merionethshire, 446. Methvin, 253. Meva- 
gissey, 271. Middleton, 210. Middleton Cheney, 148, Pp. Mid- 
dleton in Teesdale, 120. Milborne Port, 229. ildenhall, 148. 
Milford, 161.271. Milnthorpe, 155. Milverton, 102, Pp. Mist- 
erton, 136, p. Modbury, 216, p. Monkwearmouth, 319, Pp. 
Monkwearmouth Shore, 319, p. Monmouth County, 319, Pp. 
Monteith, 507. Montrose, 173. Morebattel, 507. Moreton- 
hampstead, 352, p. Moreton-in-the-Marsh, 161. Morland, 263. 

Morpeth, 














I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Slavery—continued. 

[{1824.] For the Abolition thereof—continued. 
Morpeth, rxx1x.514,r. Mountmelick, 418,e. Muker, 459. Mun- 
caster, 312, rp. Muxton, 155. Mylor, 148.—Nailsworth, 120, p. 
Nayland, 167. Neath, 161, rp. Needham Market, 115. Nether 
Stowey, 194, p. Newbald, 155, rp. Newburgh, 507. Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, 347. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Members of the Seces- 
sion Church, 312. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Independents and 
Baptists, 336. Newington, 168, p. Newport, 148. Newport, 
Isle of Wight, 336, rp. Newport Pagnell, 168, Pp. Newtown 
Linford, 173. Newton, 216. 303, pr. Northampton, 216, Pp. 
Norwich, City and County, 161, p. Nottingham, 120, p.— 
Oadby, 482. Oakham, 203. Oldham, 194, P. Ollerton, 136. 
Olney, 253, p. Oswestry, 253, p. Overhalton, 303, p. Oving- 
ham, 360, p.—Pakenham, 167. Pardshaw, 210, p. Pattrington, 
161. Peebles, 167. Penrith, 203. Penryn, 161. Penzance, 
229, p. Perran Arworthall, 148. Perth, 253, p. Perth, South 
United Associate Congregation, 507. Peterborough, 404, Pp. 
Pedley-cum-Fenton, 143, rp. Pilkington, 210. Plymouth, 155. 
Pocklington, 203. Pointon Norbury, 177, Pp. Pollockshaws, 
281, Pp. Polperro, 257. Poole, Town and County, 115. Port 
Isaac, 375. Potton, 102, Pr. Presteigne,120. Prestwold, 336, p. 
Princes Rishorough, 475, p.—Quakers, 324, p—Radnor, New, 
115. Radnor, Upper Part of County, 216. Rainham, 168, P. 
Rastrick, 436. Ratby, 173. Ravenglass, 312, rp. Redruth, 161. 
Redworth, 168, pr. Reigate, 168, p. Retford, East, 130, Pp. 
Rhayader, 216. Rickmansworth, 167. Riddings, 161. Ring 
Sutton, 173. Rochdale, 194, vp. Rochester, 168, r. Rochford, 
173. Romford, 161, pr. Romsey, 173. Rondham, 161, p. 
Roscrea, 381, p. Ross, 155, p. Ross, Freeholders, 452, p. Ross, 
New, 352. Rowell, 194. Roxby, 242, p. —— 161. Roy- 
ton, 312. Rushden, 120, p. Ryton, 336.—Saffron Walden, 167. 
Salford, 234, p. Sallkeld, Great,297. Saltash, 331. Sampford, 
167. Sampford Arundel, 297. Sandbach, 375. Sandwich, 167. 
Sarum, New, 168, p. Scone, 253. Scorton, 168, p. Sedbergh, 
222. Sedgefield, 167. Seend, 161, Pr. Selston, 161, p. Seven- 
oaks, 185, p. Shaftesbury, 412, p. Shap, 229. Shelton, 
168, Pp. Sheppy, Isle of, 168, p. Sherborne, 203, pr. Shields, 
North, 514, p. Shields, South, 356. Shiffnal, 161, rp. Shore- 
ditch, 257, p. Shottle, 167. Shrewsbury, 168, p. Sible Hed- 
ingdam, 167. Sleaford, 222, pr. Smeaton, 168, p. Somersham, 
143, p. Southery, 229, rp. Southowram, 436. Southwold, 168, p. 
Spalding, 102. Spilsby, 136. Stafford, 90, p. Staindrop, 120. 
Stains,143,p. Stansfield, 418,p. Stanton,155. Stanwix, 264, p. 
Stayley Bridge, 210. Stebbing, 167. Stirling, 365. Stithians, 
167. Stockbridge, 507, p. Stockport, 177, p. Stockton-upon- 
Tees, 161, p. Stocourcy, 194, p. Stoke Damerel, 216. Stoke 
Ferry, 229, p. Stokesley in Cleveland, 167. Stourbridge, 418, p. 
Stow Market, 115. Street-cum-Walton, 185. Strood, 185, p. 
Stroud, 161, ep. Sudbury, i168, pr. Sunderland, 222, p. Sunder- 
land, North, 514, p. Surfleet, 404,r. Sutton-in-Ashfield, 148, p. 
Sutton Chart, 168, p. Sntton, East, 168, rp. Sutton, Ring, 173. 
Sutton Vallance, 168, p. Swansea, 418, p. Swefling, 161, p. 
Swerford, 143. Syston, 173.—Talland, 257. Tandragee, 281, Pp. 
Tattershall, 168, p. Taunton, 185, p. Tavistock, 143, rp. Taw- 
ton, North, 297. Tenbury, 222, p. Tewkesbury, 136, pr. Thanet, 
Isle of, St. Nicholas, 459, p. Thanet, Isle of, St. Peter’s, 459, p. 
Thaxted, 167. Thetford, 161,p. Thirsk, 271. Thornbury, 526. 
Thorne, 222. Thornton,173. Thorp Acre, 381. Thrapston, 167. 
Topsham, 167. Trimley, St. Martin, 161,P. Trimley, St. Mary, 
161, e. Trowbridge, 161, rp. Truro (Two Petitions), 161. Tun- 
bridge, 257. Tunstal, 167. Turnditch, 167.—Uffculme, 297. 
Uppingham, 222, rp. Upwell, 161. Urr, 167.—Wadebridge, 110. 

ainfleet, 161, p. Wakes Colne, 167. Wallsend, 148. Wals- 
ham-le-Willows, 185, rp. Waltham Abbey, 281, rp. Walthamstow, 
168, Pp. Walton, 161, p. Ware, 177. Warminster, 126, p. 
Warton, 216, p. Waterford, County of the City, 155, p. Wattis- 
field, 185. Wednesbury, 526. Wellingborough, 115, p. Well- 
ington, 110, p. Wells next the Sea, 155. Weobly, 167. West- 
bury, 155, p. Westhoughton, 303, p. Wethersfield, 167. Whit- 
burn, 507. Whitby, 418. Whitchurch, 537, p. White Colne, 
167. Whitehaven, 185, p. Whitstable, 185, ep. Wickham 
Market, 161, ». Wigginton, 143. Wigston Magna, 482. Wigton, 
210, pr. Wilbarston, 234. Wimbish, 167. Wimeswold, 336, p. 
Winterton, 242, pr. Wintringham, 242, p. Wisbech, 161. 
Witham, 167. Wiveliscombe, 167. Woburn, 185, p. Wollaston, 
161, Pp. Woodbridge, 115. Wooler, 216. Woolpit, 148. Wor- 
cester, Corporation, 404, p. Workington, 210, Pp. Worksop, 
222,p. Worsley, 446, p. Worstead, 120. Wotton-under-Edge, 
167. Wye, 185, p.—Yarm, 167. Yealand Conyers, 216, p. 
Yealand Redmayne, 216, p. Yeovil, 167. York, 161. Youghall, 
387. From, Birmingham, Female Inhabitants, rxxx. 629, p. 
Bulford, 594, p. Roothing, White, 454, p. Sarum, New, 383, p. 
Tenterden, 629. Tisbury, 454, p. 

1849. For the Amendment of the Consolidation Act; From 
the Board of Council and House of Assembly of Antigua, txxx. 
529. (P. 531.) 

1850. For Compensation or Indemnity in case of the Abolition 
of Slavery; From, Antigua, Island of, Memorial of the Board of 
Council and House of Assembly, rxxx1. 242, p.—Beaumont, 
Augustus Hardin, late of the Island of Jamaica, 282, pr. Bristol, 
Persons holding Securities on West Indian Property, resident in, 
320, p.—Dominica, Planters of, resident in Great Britain, 356, Pp. 
—Edinburgh, Persons interested in West India Property, 337. 
—Fuller, John, of Rose Hill, 60, p.—Glasgow, City, Planters 
and others connected with West India Colonies, resident in, 
367. (Pp. 382.) Glasgow, Port, 371, p. Greenock, Planters 
and others connected with West Indian Colonies, 367.—India, 
West, Colonies, Planters and Proprietors of Estates in, 370.— 
Johnstowne, Parish, 371, p.—Kilbracchan, Parish, 371, p. Kippen, 








Slavery—continued. 


For Compensation, &amp;c.—continued. 

Parish, txxx1. 345, p.—Liverpool, Merchants trading from, to the 
British West India Colonies, 368. Lochwinnoch, Parish, 371, p, 
London, Merchants trading from, to the British West India Co- 
lonies, 265, p.—Newark, 371, p.—Port Glasgow and Newark, 
Merchants, &amp;c. connected with West India Colonies, 371, p— 
Vincent, St., Planters of, resident in Great Britain, 356, p., 
———For the appointment of a Committee to examine into a 
Scheme for the Education and Improvement of the Slaves in the 
British Possessions in the West Indies; From, George Christopher 
Rapier, txxx1. 362, P. 


1851. [1826.] For the’ Abolition of Slavery; From, Aber- 
brothock, txxx1. 145. Aberdeen, 101, p. Aberystruth, 60. 
Adingfleet, 152, p. Alcester, 75. Aldborough, 106, p, Alford, 
200, p. Alfriston, 60, p. Alloa, 312, p. Alton, 170, Pp. Am- 
bleside, 372, p. Amersham, 344, p. Amesbury, 263, rp. Ampthill, 
175. Andrew’s, St., Inhabitants, 270. Andrew’s, St., University, 
223, p. Appleby, 106, rp. 114. Armagh, 337, p. Ashbourn, 
241, p. Ashbrittle, 115,p. Ashburton,111. Ashford, 234, p, 
Ashley, 193, p. Atherstone, 111, rp. Auborn, 270. Auckland, 
Bishop, 211. 337, p. Auckland, West, 372. Austell, St., 120, p. 
Axbridge, 120, p. Axbridge, Deanery, 124, rp. Aylesbury, 344, p. 
Ayton-in-Cleveland, 258, p.—Baildon, 134. Bala, 170, pr. Bal- 
dock, 263. Ballitore, County of Kildare, 81, r.117. Bampton, 
249. Banbridge, 332. Banbury, 41,r. Banff, 130,P. Bard- 
field, Great, 130, p. Barmouth, 175, p. Barnard Castle, 249. 
Barnstaple, 249. Barton-upon-Humber, 249, p. Basingstoke, 
193, Pp. Bassingham, 270. Bath, 106, p. Bawtry, 278, p. 
Beaminster, 205. Beccles, 181. Bedwellty, 60. eeralston, 
130. Belfast, 372, p. Belford, Congregation of the Established 
Church, 263, p. Belhelvie, 101, p. Ber hampstead, 263. Ber- 
wick, North, 263, p. Berwick-upon-Tweed, Corporation, 15, p. 
Berwick-upon-Tweed, Congregation of Baptists, 249, p. Berwick- 
upon-T weed, Congregation of Dissenters, Golden Square, 249, p. 
Berwick-upon-T weed, Congregation of Wesleyan Methodists,249,p. 
Beverley, 49. Bewdley, 372. Bicker, 111, p. Bideford,327. Big- 

er, United Associate Ceeaniandions 372,P. Biggleswade,332. Bil- 

ericay,130,P. Birmingham, 115, p. Birstall,111. BishopAuckland, 
337,P. Bishop Auckland, Congregation of Protestant Dissenters, 
211. Bishop Stortford, 134. Bishop Wearmouth, 188, rp. Bishop 
Wearmouth, Presbytery Churches, 263, rp. Bishopstone, 145, p. 
Blackburn, 175, p. Blandford, St., 124, p. Bluntisham-cum- 
Earith, 124. Blyton, 115, rp. Bocking, 60, rp. Boddicot, 111. 
Boothby, 372. Bootle, 217,r. Borrowstounness, 270, p. Boston, 
193, Pp. Bow, 263, p. Bowes, 263. Bradford, 134. 344, p. 
Braintree, 60, P. Bramham, 200,P. Braunston, Congregation 
of Protestant Dissenters, 249, rp. Breage and Germo, 181, p. 
Brecon, 200. Brentford, 114. Brentwood, 372, p. Bridge- 
north, 101, Pp. Bridgewater, 263, rp. Bridlington, 106, p. Brid- 
port, 263. Brigham, 96, rp. Brighouse, 270, r. Brighthelm- 
stone, 120. Broadchalk, 145,p. Broadwinsor, 263. Bromwich, 
West, 11. Broseley, 152, Pr. Brough, 152. Broughton, 270. 
Broughton, Great, 159, p. Broughton, Little, 159,r. Buck- 
fastleigh, 120, p. Buckingham, 11. Burford,205. Burliscombe, 
115, Pp. Burnley, 205. Burntisland, 253, p. Bury St. Ed- 
mund’s, 81.—Caerleon, 60, rp. Caerphilly, 200, rp. Calder, West, 
United Associate Congregation, 268, p. Callington, 124, p. 
Calne, 81, Pr. Camborne, 41, er. Cambridge, County, 165. Cam- 
bridge, University, 111, p. Camelford, 145, p. Camolin, 372. 
Campsie, 372, p. Canterbury, 159, p. Cappoquin, 372. Cardiff, 
86, Pp. Cardigan, Upper Part of the County, 372, p. Cardigan, 
Town and Borough, 372, p. Carlisle, 115, p. Carlton-le-Moor- 
land, 270. Carmarthen, 234, pr. Carrickfergus, 372, Pr. Cartmel, 
211. Castle Donington, 241. Castle Hedingham, 130, r. Castle- 
ton, 193. Cave, North, 37. Cave, South, 37. Cerne, 372. 
Chalford, Congregation of Protestant Dissenters, 139, p. Chard, 
130, p. Charlemont, Armagh, 357, p. Charmouth, 263. Chart, 
Sutton, 165, p. Chatham, 124. Chelmsford, 130, p. Chepping 
Wycombe, 60, rp. Chepstow, 60, Pr. Chertsey, 124. Chesham, 372. 
Chester, 211, rp. Chesterfield, 152. Chichester, 60, ». Chippenham, 
75, P. Chipping Norton, 81, p. Chobham, 234. Chudleigh, 152, P. 
Cirencester, 49. Clapton, Congregation of Protestant Dissenters, 
278, p. Clare, 117. 290. Clayhidon, 101, Pp. Clears, St., 41,p. Clea- 
ton, 270, p. Cliffe, near Lewes, 115, p. Clifton, Dartmouth Hard- 
ness, 124. Clifton-upon-Danemore, 181. Clonmel, 230, p. Clug- 
ston, William, Moderator of the Presbytery of Forfar, 249, P. 
Cockermouth, 60, p. Coggeshall, 124, p. Colchester, 41. Cold 
Ashby, 263, p. Colford, 181, p. Collace, 175,r. Collingham, North, 
124. Collingham, South,124. Collumpton, 327. Colne, 106, P. 
Colne, Earls, 130, pr. Colne Engain, 130, rp. Columb, St., 211, P. 
Comptons, Higher and Lower, 344, p. Congleton, 75, p. Co- 
ningsby, 134,r. Conisborough, 193. Cork, 320. Cork, Quakers, 
175, p. Cornwall, Eastern District, 106, r. Corringham, 115, P. 
Corwen, 170, p. Cotherstone, 270, p. Cottenham, 181. Cot- 
tingham, 37. Coventry,75, p. Cowbridge, 200, p. Crail, 278, P. 
Cranbrook, 165. Crawley, 253, p. Crickhowel, 139, p. Crosby, 
258, p. Crowan, 211, p. Crowle, 37. Culmstock, 152. Culsa- 
mond, 241, p. Cupar in Fife, 188, p.—Dalkeith, First United 
Associate Congregation, and other Inhabitants, 372, rp. Dalreock, 
United Associate Congregation, 263, r. Danbydale, 193. Dar- 
lington, Inhabitants, 249, rp. Darlington and its Vicinity, 372. 
Dartford, 234, p. Dartmouth, 124. Dean, near Cockermouth, 
96, Pr. Deddington, 249. Denny, 253, rp. Deptford, St. Paul, 
124. Derby, Borough, 91. Derby, Independent Protestant Dis- 
senters, 91. Desborough, 115, p. Desertcreat, 230, p. Devon- 
port, 115, p. Dolgelly, 175, p. Dollas, 253, p. Donaghenry, 
263, p. Doncaster, 111. Donnington, 111, p. Doune, 263. 
Dovor, 263, p. Downton, 230. Driffield, Great, 41, rp. Drum- 
mond, Henry, High Sheriff of Surrey, 145, rp. Dublin, har 
ublin, 





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{1826.] For the Abolition thereof—continued. 
Dublin, Belfast Dissenters, Swift’s Alley, txxx1.278, Pp. Dudley, 
87, Pr. Duddon Valley, 217, Pr. Dufton, 114. Dumblane, First 
and Second iy Ar gr of the United Secession Churches, 
263, p. Dunbar, h, 81, p. Dundee, Moderator of the Kirk 
Session, 37, p. Dundee, Moderator of the Presbytery, 165, p. 
Dundee, Inhabitants of the Town and Parish, 217, rp. Duneved 
or Launceston, 170,P. Dunfermline, 152,p. Dungannon, 217, p. 
Dunse, Second United Associate Congregation, 270. Durham, 
City, 81. Dursley, 230, p. Dyke, 253, p.—Eaglesfield, 96, p. 
Earl’s Barton, 205. Earl’s Colne, 130, rp. Eastcombs, Congrega- 
tion of Protestant Dissenters, 139, p. Edenhall, 106, p. Sede - 
burgh, 120, p. Edinkillie, 253, p. Elgin, 278, p. Elland, 193. 
Ellesmere, 115, P. Epworth, 111. Evesham, 37. Exeter, 175, p. 
Eye, 253.—Falkirk, 115, p. Falmouth, 41, p. Farnham, 175. 
Faversham, 352, p. Fenny Stratford, 344. Fenstanton-cum- 
Hilton, 86, rp. Ferns, 372. Fethard, 263. Finchingfield, 60, p. 
Snot gg tr 296. Folkestone, 278, rp. Fordingbridge, 130, Pp. 
Ford, Pathhead, and surrounding Villages, 312. Forfar, Mode- 
rator of the Presbytery, 249, p. Forres, 253, p. Fovant, 81, p. 
Fowey, 327. Frindsbury, 124. Frome Selwood, 75, p. Ful- 
beck, 270. Fylingdales, 193.—-Gainsborough, 115, p. Galashiels, 
308, Pp. Gateshead, Presbyterian Churches, 263, p. Germo, 
181,P. Gilderson,111. Gilford, 332. Gillingham, 106, Pp. 124. 
Glasgow, 372, p. Glasgow, Students of the University, 372, p. 
Glastonbury, 111, p. Gloucester, 175, p. Godalming, 200. God- 
manchester, 96. Gomershall, 111. Gorey, 361, p. Gosport, 
115, p. Goudhurst, 165. Gravesend, 205. Green Hammerton, 
Rev. James Jackson’s Congregation of Protestant Dissenters, 
111. Greenlaw, 263, Pp. reenwich, 124, p. Greysouthern, 
96, Pp. Guildford, 263, rp. Guisbrough, 263. Guiseley, 111.— 
Haddenham, 181. Haddington, 120, p. 270. Hadleigh, 308. 
Hailsham, 372. Halifax, 120. Hallamshire, Company of Cut- 
lers, 106. Halton, West, 106, rp. Harborough ann 181. 
Harlow, Potter Street Congregation of Baptists, 130, p. Har- 
rington, 211,P. Hartlepool, 258,r. Hastings, 337, rp. Hastings, 
Charles Abney, High Sheriff of the County of Derby, 81, Pp. 
Hatherleigh, 117. Haverfordwest, 193, p. Hawick, 372, p. 
Hawsker, 193. Hawkshead, 130, p. Haworth Chapelry, 111. 
Haxey, 249. Hebden Bridge, 193. Heckmondwike, 111. tie. 
106, Pp. Helleston, 115, r. Hemel Hempstead, 263. Hemyock, 
101, Pp. Henley-upon-Thames, 230. Hertford,101. Hertsmon- 
ceux, 372. Hetton, 253. Higham Ferrars, 270, p. Hinderwell, 
193. Hindley, Congregation of Baptist Dissenters, 101. Hindon, 
170. Hitchin, 49. Hoddesden, 165. Holbeach, 115, Pr. Hol- 
combe Rogus, 114, p. Hollywell, 263. Hook Norton, 101. 
Hopton, 111. Horncastle, 134, p. Hornsea, Yorkshire, 170. 
Horsforth, 111. Horsham, 41. Horsley, Independent Dissent- 
ers, 270. Houghton-le-Spring, 253, p. Howden, 41, Pr. How- 
gate, 372, Pp. uddersfield, 111. Huggate, 308. Huntley, 234. 
—Ickornshaw, 111. Idle, Students in the Independent College, 
337, p. Ilford, Congregation of Baptists, 200, p. Ilminster, 
217, Pp. Inverury,106. Inverkeithing, 263, rp. Ipswich, 115, p. 
Ipswich, Baptists, 115, p. Irchester, 111, Pp. Irthlingborough, 
372. Irvine, 263,p. Isle of Wight, 115,p. Ives, St., Cornwall, 
111, p. Ives, St., Huntingdonshire, 86, p.—Jedburgh, 237.— 
Keighley, 111. Kelso, 241, r. Kelvedon, 263. Kendal, 124, p. 
Kennoway, 249. Kerry, County, 145. Keswick, 263. Ketter- 
ing, 115, Pp. Kidderminster,86. Kidwelly,290. King Edward, 
134. 6 em 152. Kingston-upon-Thames, 86, Pp. King- 
ston-upon-Hull, 81, p. King Sutton, 75, p. Kington, 101, Pp. 
Kinloss, 253, ep. Kinross, 263, p. Kintore, 114. Kirkcaldy, 
Moderator of the Presbytery, 249. Kirkby Stephen, 152. Kirkb 
Thure, 263, Pp. Kirkwall, Provost, Magistrates and Town Sian, 
270. Kirkwall, Members of the United Secession Church, 188, p. 
Kislingbury, 372, p. Knaresborough, 188, p.—Lancaster, 211, Pp. 
Langwathby, 106, rp. Lauder, The Moderator of the Presbytery 
of, 270. Launceston, 170, p. Leadenham, 270. Ledbury, 124, p. 
Leeds, 81,P. Leicester, County, 75, p. Leicester, Town, 258, p. 
Leighton Buzzard, 290. Lenham, 165. Leominster, 21, p. Lewes, 
75, Pp. Lincoln, 124, p. Linlithgow, 263, p. Liskeard, 101. 
Liverpool, 367. Llanelly, 290. Llangattock Crickhowel, 60. 
Llangynnydyr, 60. Llanidloes, 130, p. Lilansamlet, 217, p. 
Loftus, 263. London, 116,p. London, 193,r. London, Corpo- 
ration, 30, p. London, Eagle Street Congregation, 117. London 
and Westminster Dissenting Ministers, 134, p. Looe, West, 
152, Pp. Lostwithiel, 152. Loughborough, 241. Loughor, 
217, Pr. Louth, 115, rp. Lowestoft, 101, p. Luddington, 152, p. 
Luton, 106. Lutterworth, 115, p. Lyme, 263. Lymington, 
124, rp. Lymington, Friends to Christianity and Humanity, 117. 
—Macduff. 130, Pp. Machynlleth, 223. MacLachlan, John, 
Moderator of the Presbytery of Kirkcaldy, 249. Maer, 193, p. 
Maidenhead, 75, Pp. aidstone, 111, p. Maker, 152. Maldon, 
344, p. Malling, 165. Malmesbury, 188, p. Malton, New, 
81, P. Manchester, 372, p. Mansfield, 253. Marazion, 75, Pp. 
Marden, 263, p. Margate, 181, p. Market Weighton, 170. 
Marlborough, 96. Marnhull, 337, p. Martock, 234. Marton, 
Long, 114. Marylebone, St., Wells Street, Adherents of the Scots 
Church, 152. avenby, 372. Melbourne, 372. Meldreth, 372. 
Melsham, 37, p. Mere, 130, rp. Merse, Ministers and Elders of 
the Provincial Synod, 337, p. Middlesex, Spencer Place Chapel 
Congregation, Goswell Road, 117. Middleton Cheney, 60, p. 
Middleton in Teesdale, 337, rp. Milborne Port, 332. Milford, 
124, p. Milnthorpe, 372, p. Milton, 352, p. Milverton, 81, pr. 
Mirfield, 111. offatt, 263. Molton, South, 327. Monkwear- 
mouth, Presbyterian Churches, 263, p. Monmouth, 124. Mon- 
—— 134. Monteith, Associate ns gy 263. Montrose, 
urgh, 101, r. Moreland, 152. Morley, 111. Moretonhamp- 
stead, 263, p. Morriston, 217,r. Mountmelick, 270, r. Muxton, 
193, p. Moyallon, 332.—Nailsworth, 49. Nairn, Associate Con- 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1890—1837.) 


I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Slavery—continued. Slavery—continued. 


{1826.] For the Abolition thereof—continued. 
gregation, txxx1. 249. Nantwich, 130,p. Narberth, 290. Naseby, 
263, p. Nayland, 249. Neath, 86, p. Newark-upon-Trent, 
106, rp. Newbottle, 253, rp. Newburgh, 290. Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne, 111, p. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Co tion in Bethel 
Chapel, Manor Chare, 175, p. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Protestant 
Dissenters of Newcourt, 49. _Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Presbyterian 
Churches, 263, p. Newmills, 223, rp. Newport, Town and Bo- 
rough, 27,P. Newport (Isle of Wi hi), Congregation of Baptists, 
111,e. Newport, Salop, 165, Pr. Norfolk, 115,r. Northallerton, 
372, r. Northampton, 115, rp. North West of England in con- 
nexion with the Established Church of Scotland, 249, p. North- 
wich, 337, p. Norton,270. Nottingham, 124, p.—Oldeer, 263, p. 
Olney, 234, p. Oswestry, 115, p. Oundle, 130, p. Ouseburn, 
Great, 111. Ousefleet, 75. Over, 181. Ovingham, 175, P. 
Owston, 249. Oxford, 120.—Padiham, 337, rp. Painswick, 81. 
Pakenham, 205. Pately Bridge, 193. Pathead and surrounding 
Villages, 312. bsg, stn 124, p. Peckham, 130,r. Pelham, 
115, P. Pembroke, County, 115, Pr. Penclawd, 217, Pr. Peni- 
cuik, 372, Pr. Penrith,91. Penryn, Corporation, 30, Pp. Pens- 
ford, 124. Pentonville, Congregation of Protestant Dissenters at 
Claremont Chapel, 372, p. Penzance, 41, p. Perth, 175, P. 
Peterborough, 188, p. Peterhead, 263, p. 270, rp. Pether- 
ton, South, 234. Phillips, John Burton, High Sheriff of the 
County of Stafford, 152, rp. Pittenween, 175. Pitsligo, Village, 
101, p. Plymouth, 130, p. Pocklington, 75. Pollockshaws, 
372. Pontefract, 111, p. Poole, 86. Portsmouth, 114, p. Port- 
soy, 130, p. Potton, 332. Poulton-in-the-Fillde, 124, p. Pres- 
bytery of the North of England in connexion with the Established 
hurch of Scotland, 249, p. Preston, 170, p. Pudsey, 111. 
Pwllheli, 145, p.—Radnor, New, 217. Radnor, Upper Part of 
the County, 312. Rafford, 253, rp. Rame, 152. ry, 145. 
Ravenglass, 217, p. Ravensworth, 258, p. Rawdon, 111. 
Reading, 263, rp. Redruth, 106, rp. Reedness, 75. Reigate, 223. 
Rendam, 96. Retford, East, 241, p. Rhayader, 312. Rich- 
mond, 278, p. Ringwood, 159, p. Road, 372, p. Rochdale, 
175, Pp. Rochester, 124, rp. Romford, 372, Pr. Romsey, 115, p. 
Roothing, White, 130, rp. Roscrea, 296, Pp. Rose 205, P. 
Roslin, 372, p. Ross, 124. Rothwell, 111. Rowell, 115, p. 
Rowley, Congregation of Baptist Dissenters, 101. Roxby, with 
Risby, 106, p. yston, 106. Ryton, 211.—Saddleworth, 111. 
Saffron Walden, 159, p. Salkeld, Great, 106, p. Saltash, 152, p. 
Sampford Arundel, 101, p. Sandgate, 278, rp. Sarum, New, 
27, P. Scarborough, 101, Pr. Seathwaite, Parish, 217, Pr. Sed- 
bergh, 372. Selby, 81, p. Selkirk, United Secession Church, 
270. Settle, 205. Sevenoaks, 193, rp. Shaftsbury, 193, p. Shap, 
152. Sheffield, Inhabitants, 106. Sheffield, the Twelve Capital 
Burgesses and Commonalty, 106. Sheffield, Burgesses, or Free 
Tenants and Trustees, 106. Shepton Mallett, 165. Sherborne, 
337, p. Shields, North, 320, p. Shields, North, Presbyterian 
Churches, 263, rp. Shields, South, 111, p. Shields, South, Con- 
egation of West Holborn Dissenters, 145. Shields, South, 
Pardes Churches, 263, p. Shiffnal, 106. Shipley, 134. Ship- 
ston-upon-Stour, 217. Shoreditch, Dissenters, Cumberland Street 
Chapel, 270. Shoreditch, St. Leonard, 181, rp. Shrewsbury, 
165, Pp. Sible Hedingham, 130, p. Silverdale, 230. Sitting- 
bourne, 352, p. Skipton, 263, p. Somersham, 106. Southampton, 
372. Southwold, 165. Sowerby, 193. Spalding, 106, rp. Spence, 
John, Moderator of the Presbytery of Dundee, 165, rp. Spilsby, 
200, p. Spittal, Congregation of Protestant Dissenters, 249, p. 
Stafford, High Sheriff, 152, Pp. Stains, 30. Stalbri 278. 
Stamfordham, Congregation of Presbyterians, 130, p. Standon, 
193, p. Stannin * 111. Stanwick, 124. Stapleford, 270. 
Stebbing, 60, rp. Stewartstown, 263, rp. Stirling, County, 372, p. 
Stockton, 211. Stoke Damerel, 115, p. Stokesley, 258, pr. Stone- 
haven, 106. Stourbridge, 253, p. Stowmarket, 114. Stratford- 
on-Avon, 290. Stratton, 193, p. Strichen, 263, p. Strood, 
124. Stroud, 81. Sturminster, 337, p. Sudbury, 86, pr. Sun- 
derland, 188, p. Sunderland, Presbyterian Churches, 263, p. 
Surfleet, 111, p. Surrey, High Sheriff, 149, p. Sutton-in-Ash- 
field, 372. Sutton Chart, 165, p. Sutton, East, 165, rp. Sutton 
King, 75, p. Sutton, Long, 115, p. Sutton Valence, 165, Pp. 
Swansea, 11,p. Swavecy,181. Swerford, 101. Swindon, 241, p. 
Swinefleet, 75. Swinehead, 106.—Tadcaster, 193. Tamworth, 
115, Pp. Tandragee, 327,,.p. Tarves,111,P. Tattershall, 134, p. 
Taunton, 124, p. Tavistock, 96. Tawton, North, 327. Teign- 
mouth, 327, p. Temple Sowerby, 263, rp. Tenterden, Borough, 
217. Teviot Dale, Ministers and Elders of the Provincial Church, 
337, p. Tewkesbury, 188, rp. Thame, 188. Thames Ditton, 
Parish, 111. Thames Ditton, Congregation of Western Green 
Chapel, 111. Thaxted, 60, p. Thirsk, 188. Thompson, John, 
Moderator of the Kirk Session of Dundee, 37, Pr. Thornbury, 
263. Thornby, 263, p. Thrapstone, 41, p. Thurlby, 270. 
Thurston, 205. Tickhill,193. Tipperary, County, 230, p. Tip- 
ton, 152. Tisbury, 96, Pp. Todmorden, 193. Tonbridge, 165, p. 
Tonbridge Wells, 165, rp. Torrington, Great, 253, p. Tottenham, 
159. Towyn, 175, P. Tring, 263. Trowbridge, 145, ep. Truro, 
263, p. Tulliniskin, 223. Tullow, 361, rp. Tullyhogg, 230, p. 
Tweedmouth, Congregation of Presbyterian Protestant Dissenters, 
249. Tweedmouth, Congregation of Protestant Dissenters at 
Spittal, 249, p. Tynemouth, 320, p.—Uffculm, 152. Ulley, 
234, p. Ulpha, Parish, 217, p. Uxbridge, 124.—Wadebridge, 
106, p. Wainfleet, 253, rp. Wakefield, 193. Wallsend, 320, p. 
Walsall, 152. Waltham Abbey, 111, vp. Walthamstow, 130, p. 
Warboys, 165. Ware, 170. 205. Wareham, 223, pr. Warmin- 
ster, 81, p. Warrenford, Congregation of Presbyterians, 181, P. 
Warrington, 372. Warton, 230. Warwick, 130, p. Watchet, 
139, p. Watlington, 165. Wednesbury, 81. Welford, 145, p. 
Welbourn, 372. Wellingborough, 101. Welli » 372. Wel- 
lington and its Vicinity, 81, rp. Wellington, atid Inha- 
bitants, 
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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Slavery—continued. 
[1826.] For the Abolition thereof—continued. 

ditants, Lxxx1. 130, p. Wells (Somerset), 270. Welton,170. Wem, 
263, p. Westerham, 337, rp. Westminster, Dissenting Ministers, 
134, p. Westoe, 111, Pp. Wethersfield, 60, rp. Wexford, 263, p. 
Whitbeck, 217, p. Whitburn, Two First Seceding Congregations, 
263, rp. Whitby, 193. Whitchurch, 111. Whitehaven, 193, p. 
Whitehaven, Congregation in Duke Street Chapel, 270. White- 
haven, Con tion of Wesleyan Methodists, 200, rp. White 
Roothing, 130, p. Whitgift, Parish, 75. Whitgift, Township, 75. 
Whittington, 111, p. iggington, 101. bebe ar 181. Wil- 
liton, 139, p. Wilton, 253. inchester, 372. interton, 106, Pp. 
Wintringham, 106, p. Wisbech, 152, rp. Witham, 6, rp. Witney, 
249. Wiveliscombe, 114. Woburn, 75. Wollaston, 111, Pp. 
Wolverhampton, 86, p. Woodbridge, 20. Wooler, Congregation 
of West Chapel, 188. Worcester, 159, p. Workington, 200, p. 
—Yarm, 372. Yeadon,111. Yealand, 230. Yeovil, 193. York, 
115, e. Youghall, 130, p. 


1852. For the Abolition thereof; From, Alban’s, St., rxxx11. 
182, p.—Chobham, 240. Coggeshall, 467.—Ebley, 340, p.— 
Market Lavington, 41, P. aia) mouth, James White, 571.— 
Rodborough, Woodchester and Ebley, Gloucestershire, 340, p.— 
Stroud, 340, p. Surrey, Auxiliary Anti-Slavery Society, 116, p. 
Surrey, Inhabitants of, 116, p. Swansea, 340, p.—White, James, 
of Plymouth, 571. Woodchester, 340, p. 


1853. For a free resort of her Negroes to the Church and 
Market of St. Vincent; From Jane Snagg, txxxu1. 575, P. 
Complaining of certain Charges made against them; From In- 
habitants of Seychelles, xxxx11. 601, p————From Inhabitants of 
the Mauritius, txxx111. 56, P. 


1854. For the Abolition of Slavery; From, Aberdeen City, 
txxxu. 502, p. Adlingfleet, Garthorpe and Luddington, 462. 
Aldborough in Holderness, 482, p. Alnwick, 502, Pp. Alton, 
536. Ashbourn, 406. Ashburton, 443, p. Atherstone, 426. 
Austell, St., 378. Aylsham, 412, p.— Bandon, 536. Banff, 
502, p. Billericay, 462. Birmingham, 522, rp. Bishop Wear- 
mouth and Vicinity, 412. Blacktoft,482. Blyth,471. Bocking, 
430. Bodmin and the Eastern Part of Cornwall, 378. Boston, 
487, p. Bradford (York), 389, p. Braintree, 430. * Brent- 
wood, 462. Brigham, Grey, Southen and Eaglesfield, 450. 
Brighouse and Vicinity, 393, p. Bristol, 512. British Dominions, 
412, pr. Bromwich, West, 393. Buckland, 471, rp. Burlington, 
420, p. Bury St. Edmund’s, 346, p.—Calne, 555. 
borne, 401, p. Cambridge University, 393, p. Cambridge, 443. 
Cardiff, 493, p. Carlisle, 516, p. Castle Donington, 512. 
Cave, North and South, 450. Chalford and Eastcombes, 555. 
Chatham, 512. Chelmsford, 462, p. Cheltenham, 512. Chester, 
462. Chesterfield, 383. Chepping Wycombe, 443. Cherry 
Hinton, 487, p. er Norton, 383. 443, p. Chobham, 271. 
Cirencester, 389. Clonakilty, 507, p. Coggeshall, 450. Col- 
chester, 430, p. Cold Overton, 471. Cork, 443, p. Cornwall, 
Eastern Part of, 378. Cosby, 443. Cottingham, 471. Coventry, 
412, p. Cowbridge, 383, p. Cromer, 443, p. Crowle, 530. 
— Damerell, Stoke, 412, p. Deal, 482. Debenham, 462. 
Deer, Old, 536. Derby,471,r. Dereham, East, 430. Devizes, 
493, pr. Devon and Exeter Society, &amp;c., 507, rp. Devonport, 
412, p. Diss, 378, p. Doncaster and its Vicinity, 339. 
Driffield, Great, 426. Dublin, City, 536, ep. Dungannon, 443. 
Durham, 378, p.—Eaglesfield, 450. Eastcombes, 555. Edin- 
burgh, 512, yp. Ely, Archdeaconry, 512, p. Epworth, 462. 
Eversden, Great and Little, 450. Eye, 372.— Falkenham, 
372. Falmouth, 462. Fenny Stratford,555. Framlingham, 383, 
Frindsbury, 512. Frome Selwood, 393, p.—Garthorpe, 462. 
Garton, 462. Gainsburgh, 455. Gillingham, 512. Glamford 
Briggs, 512. Goole, 443. Gravesend, 512. Grey Southen, 
450. Grundisburgh, 412, p.—Hadleigh, 372. Halesworth, 350. 
Halifax, 393, p. Hallamshire Cutlers, 482, p. Halstead, 
443,p. Hanley and Shelton, 393. Harleston, 512, p. Harring- 
ton, 487. Haslingfield, 512. Hathern and Thorpe Acre, 522, p. 
Hedon, 443. Helston, 426. Hereford City, 366. Hertford, 
426, p. Hitchin, 443. Holderness, 482, p. Holt, 430. 
Horsham, 420, p. Huddersfield, 389, p.—lIlkeston, 426, p. 
Inverury, 478, p. Ipswich, 389, p.— Keighley, 512. Kings- 
bridge, 430. Kingston-upon-Hull, 443, p. Kirton and Falken- 
ham, 372.—Lane-end, and Longton, 482. Launceston, 450. 
Lexton, Parish of Blacktoft, 482. Leeds, 406, p. Leicester, 
507, Pp. Leiston, 372. Leominster, 366, p. Limerick, 487, p. 
Liskeard, 356. Liverpool, 412, p. London, Society for Miti- 
gation, &amp;c., 412, p. Longton, 482. Looe, West, 435. Lost- 
withiel, 435, p. Loughborough, 522, p. Lowestoft, 443, p. 
Luddington, 462. Luton, 487. Lutterworth, 555.—Macduff, 
502, p. Maldon, 522, p, Malmsbury, 522, pr. Malton, New, 
383, p. Manchester and Salford, 366, p. Manningtree, 393, p. 
Marazion, 462. Margate, 346, p. Market Bosworth, 536. 
Melksham, 512. Milford, 443. Modbury, 455, rp. Monk 
Wearmouth, 555. Montrose, 512. Moyallan, 246, p.—Nails- 
worth, 493, p. Neath (Glamor , 435, Pp. Neots, St., 487. 
Newbury, 450. Newcastle-under-Lyme, 555, rp. Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, 430, p. Newport, Hants, 455. Newport Pagnell, 
541, p. Norwich, 412, rp. Nottingham, 412, p. Olney, 
516, p. Oswestry, 412. Ousefleet, 443. — Patrington, 450. 
Peckham, Surrey, 512. Penkhull, Stoke-upon-Trent, 360. Pen- 
ryn, 383, pP. enzance, 462. Playford, 412, p. Plymouth, 
412. Plymouth, James White,443. Pocklington, 443. Ponte- 
fract, 336. Portsoy, 502, p.—Quakers’ Society, 443, p.—Rams- 
gate, 383, rp. Ramsgate, 393, rp. Reedness, Whitgift, Ousefleet 
and Swinefleet, 443. Redruth, 378. Rochester, 512, Pr. Roch- 
ford, 555. Rodborough, 536. Romford and Brentwood, 462. 
Rooss and Garton, 462. Ross (Hereford), 397, rp. Rushmere 
and Playford, 412, r.—Salford, 366, r. Saltash, 462. Sap- 








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For the Abolition thereof—continued. 

cote, Lxxx111.471. Sheffield, 512. Sheffield, Commonalty, 489, p, 
Shelton, 393. Shields, North, 471. Shields, South, 555. Shrews.- 
bury, 450. Society for Mitigation, &amp;c., 412, P. erg or 
555. Staines, 553. Stockton, 450. Stoke-upon-Trent, Penk- 
hull, 360. Stoke Damerell, 412, P. Stourbridge, 443, p.’ Stow. 
market, 420. Stratford Fenny, 555. Strood and Frinsbury, 
512. Stroud, 443,r. Sudbury,383. Sunderland, Bishop Wear- 
mouth, and their Vicinity, 412. Swaffham, 471. Swansea, 383, p, 
Swinefleet, 443. Syston, Leicester, 443.—Taunton, 487, p, 
Tewkesbury, 512, p. Thornbury, 512. Thorndon, 389. Tho 
Acre, 522, Pp. Trimley, St. Martin, 372. Trimley, St. Mary, an 
Trimley, St. Martin, 372. Truro, Anti-Slavery Society, 426, p, 
Truro, 426, p. Turvey, 555.—Uxbridge, 512.— Wadebridge, 378, 
Wakefield, 420, p. are, 412. Warminster, 430, Pp. ednes- 
bury, 512. Welieghorean 512,p. Wethersfield, 430. Whitby, 
420, Pp. White, James, of Plymouth, 443. Whitehaven, 393, p, 
White Roothing, 397, p. Whitgift, 443.. Whitham, Essex, 502, p, 
Wickham Market, 420. Winterton, Wintringham, &amp;c., 443, 
Wintringham, 443. Woodbridge, 389. Woolpit, 462. Wrex- 
ham, 471, Pp. Wymondham, 430. 


1855. That the Regulation which provides for the purchase of 
the Slave’s Freedom at a fair Appraisement, may be promptly 
enforced; From Inhabitants of Dover, txxxi1. 538. or 
inquiring into the actual State and Condition of the Slave Popula- 
tion in His Majesty’s West India Colonies; From, Planters, 
Mortgagees and others interested in the West India Colonies, 
resident in Lancaster, txxx11. 408, p. Planters in the West 
Indies, resident in and about Edinburgh, 415, p. Proprietors of 
Estates in the West India Colonies, resident in Aberdeen, 456, p. 
Planters, Merchants and others, in the City of London, connected 
with St. Christopher, Nevis, St. Vincent and Dominica, 494, p. 
Gentry, West Indian Proprietors, &amp;e., residing in Bury St. 
Edmund’s, 551, p.—————For the Abolition thereof; From, Coal 
Island (Tyrone), rxxx1v. 60, p. Cromer, 104, p.—Marazion, 384. 
Mills, New, (Tyrone), 60, p.—Surrey, Anti-Slavery Society, 292, P. 
—Tulliniskin, 60, p.—Whittington (Salop), 60, p.—York City, 
282, P. Of Mary Princess, or James, who is desirous of re- 
turning to her Husband in Antigua, but not as a Slave, txxxiv. 
404, 


1856. For the Abolition thereof; From, Bainton, txxxv. 
603,p. Bassingbourn, 433, r. Bawtry,488. Blackburn, 560, p. 
Booth, 466, p. Bawling, 521. Bradford, 521. Bramley, 464, 
Brierley, North, 521. Brighouse; 464. Brighthelmstone, 648, 
Buntingford, 648, rp. Burnsall, 383.—Calverley, 383. Camborne, 
472, p. Castle Donington, 648, rp. Chatham, 495, p. Chelms- 
ford, 495. Chichester, 472.. Churwell, 464. Cleckheaton, 521. 
Coal Island, 643, rp. Cork, 16, r.—Dacre, 98, rp. Driffield, 
Great, 410, vp. 415. Dumfermline, 643, p.—Eccleshill, 383, 
Edwards, Thomas, 650.—Farsley, 401. Frome Selwood, 650, p. 
—Green, Hammerton, 383.—Halifax, 401. 433, p. Hammerton 
Green, 383. Hanley, 155.218. Heckmondwike (Two Petitions), 
464. Holmfirth, 464. Honley, 521. Horton, 521. Hudders- 
field, 464, Pp. 547, Pp. Hull, 504,r. Hutton-cum-Cranswick, 521. 
—lIdle, 383. Ipswich, 559.—Johnson, F. H. H., 165, p.—Keigh- 
ley, 135, p. Kettering, 623, p. Kingston-upon-Hull, 527, p 
Kirkby Moorside, 401. Knottingley, 410.—Lane End, 218. 
Leeds, Albion Chapel, 383. Leeds, Ebenezer Chapel, 639. Leeds, 
George Street Chapel, 464. Leeds, Queen Street Chapel, 464, p. 
Leeds, Salem Chapel, 650, r. Leeds, South Parade, 401. Lewes, 
120, Pp. London, Inhabitants, 410, re. London, Protestant Dis- 
senters, 541,P. London, Society for ergy Slavery, 603, Pp. 
—Melton, West, 521. Mills, New, 643, P. orley, 464.—Naf- 
ferton, 603, p. Northowram, 464.—Ouseburn, 383. Oxford, 
University, 650, p.—Pateley Bridge, 98, p. Pickering, 449, p.— 
Ranskell, 488. Rawden, 464. Rippon,98,p. Rochester, 495, p. 
—Salendone Nook, 464, pr. Sheffield, Howard Street Chapel, 
383. Sheffield, Lea Croft Chapel, 383. Sheffield, Nether Chapel, 
401, vp. Sheffield, Queen Street Chapel, 342. Shelton, 155. 
Shipley (Two Petitions), 521. Southampton, 535, rp. Stainland, 
Providence Chapel, 433, pr. Staffordshire, Brunswick Chapel, 
Shelton Potteries, 455, rp. Stroud, 650, rp. Swanland, 449, p.— 
Thirsk, 366. Thorton-cum-Clayton, 521. Tulliniskin, 643, P. 
Tunstal Court, 455.—Wakefield, 401. Warley, 401. Wilsden- 
cum-Allerton, 521. Wortley, 401. 


1857. From, Abbey, txxxvi. 454. Abbeyleix Chapel, 455. 
Abbey Street, and Kendrick Street Chapel, 456. Abbotshall, 209. 
Abbotts Bromley, 212. Abbots Roothing, 238. Aber, 435. 
Aberacron, 132. Abercegin and Tycerrig, 435. Aberdaron, 435. 








Aberdeen, 255. Aberdeen, Belmont Street, 455. Aberdeen, 
First United Associate Congregation, 254. Aberdeen, George, 
Saint, 355. Aberdeen, Long Acre Chapel, 455. Aberdeen, 


Seven Incorporated Trades, 52. Aberford, 56. 229. Aberffraw, 
Wesleyan Methodists, 483. Abergavenny, Castle Street Chapel, 
157. Abergavenny, Providence Chapel, Lion Street,254. Aber- 
gavenny, 454. Abergavenny, Baptists, 454. Abergele, 194. 
Abernethy, 194. Abersychan, Baptists (Two Petitions), 454. 
Aberton, 483. Aberystwith (Two Petitions), 132. 188. Aberyst- 
with, Baptists, 188. “Abingdon and Blewberry, 486. Abingdon, 
Och Street, 408. Abury, &amp;c., 229. Aby, 455. Accrington, 
35, P. Accrington, 74. Acklam, 53. Ackworth, 56. Acomb, 
56. Adare, 445. Addingham, 56. 144. Addlestone, 133. Ad- 
dington, 421. Adwickle Street, 108. 144. Adwyn Claudd, 157. 
Ainstable, 455. Ainthorp and Danby End, 444. Airdrie, 194. 
Airedale College, Calverley, 38. Alrely, 175. Alban’s, Saint, 
Dissenters, 444. Alban’s, Saint, Albion Chapel, 445. Albaston, 
60. Albury, 229. Alcester, 61. Alconbury, 175. Aldborough 
(Two Petitions), 56. 107. Aldborough, 108. Aldeburgh, 52. 
eter, 57. Alderbury, 175. 
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Slavery—continued. 


For the Abolition thereof—continued. 
Aldermanbury Postern, txxxv1. 157. Aldersgate Street, Hare Court 
Independents, 445. Aldersgate Street Chapel, 445. Aldringham, 
454. Aldwinckle, 486. Alford, 443. Alford, 455. Alfred 
Place Chapel, Old Kent Road, 456. Alfreton, 49. Alfreton, 86. 
Alfreston, 160. Alie Street, Little, 445. Alie Street, Little, 
Females, 445. Allcannings,295. Allendale, Hesleywell Chapel, 
105. Allendale, Keenly Chapel, 105. Allendale, Town Chapel, 
105. Allerton, 52. Allestree, 74. 334. Allington, Bethell 
Chapel, 436. Allington, East,216. Alloa,132. Almond Bank, 
Village, 455. Almondbury, 52. 455. Alne, 53. Alnmouth 
Chapel, 39, yr. Alnwick, 56. Alnwick, Presbyterians, 163. 
Alnwick, Protestant Dissenters, 155. Alnwick, Lion Meeting 
House, 126. Alnwick, Wesleyan Methodists, 39, r. Alpraham, 
175. Alrewas, 55. Alsayer, Bank Chapel, 55. Alston, 105. 
Alston, Nenshead Chapel, 105. Alston, Hentdbury Chapel, 105. 
Alston Moor, 52. Alstonfield, 55. Alt, 74. Alton, 20, P. 
Alton, Independents, 38. Alton, Pancras, 229. Altrincham, 
175. 229. Alveston, 334. Alveston, 455. Alveton, 107. Al- 
vington, West, and South Melton, 454. Alwalton, 455. Alyth, 
264. Ambler, Thorn Chapel, Halifax, 143. Amcotts,55. Amer- 
sham, 74. Amesbury, 175. Amlwch, 483. Amlwch, Baptists, 
483. Amlwch, Zion Chapel, 483. Ampleforth, 56. Ancoats, 
74, Ancoats, Canal Street Chapel, 444. Andover, 445. An- 
dover Chapel, 61. Andrew’s, Saint, 269. Angus and Kincardine, 
Landed Proprietors in the Counties of, 697. Anmore, Rere Forest, 
202. Ann, Saint, Chapel, 52. Annan, 160. Annan, United 
Secession Church, 455. Annandale, 194. Anslowheys, 55. 
Anstruther, Inhabitants, 455. Ansty, 55. Anthony’s, Saint, 
Chapel, 47. Antoney, 53. 405. Anthony, Saint, 39, p. Antrim, 
347. Antrim, 143. Antrim, Ballycastle Chapel, 455. Antrim, 
Ballymeena Missionary Station, 144. Antrim, Billy Chapel, 445. 
Antrim Chapel, Larne, 445. Antrim, Hyde Park Chapel, 445. 
Antrim, Wesleyan Methodists, 445. Appleby, 52.169. Appleby, 
Baptists, 454. Appledore,491. Appleton Roebuck, 52. Apple- 
ton Wishe, 53. Arbroath, 132. Arbroath, Ponder Lane Field 
Chapel, 53. Arbroath, Seven Incorporated Trades, 445. Ard- 
clinish, Carnclough Chapel, 445. Ardleigh, 56. Ardmore, 465. 
Ardsley, East, 56. Arely Chapel,61. Arely Common Chapel, 
61. Arkboroughand Hilton, 254. Arkingarthdale,56. Arksey, 
74. Arlingham, 423. Artsley, 238. Armagh,445. Armin, 56. 
Armitage, 107. Armley, 56. Arncliff,444. Arnold Chapel, 52. 
Arnwood, 443. Artillery Street, Bishopsgate, 222. Asfordby 
and Grimston, 55. Asgarby, Kerkley, &amp;c., 183. Ash next 
Sandwich, 435. Ash, 454. Ashbocking, 107. Ashborne, 160. 
334. Ashburton, 56. Ashburton, Independents, 38. Ashburton, 
Portreeve, &amp;c., 38. Ashby, 56. Ashby Parva, 254. Ashby, 
Primitive Methodists, 455. Ashby, 55. Ashb dite 
35, Pp. 55. 145. Ashfield-cum-Thorpe, 454. Ashfield Magna, 
55. Ashford, 147. 254. 435. 454. Ashley, 264. Ashover, 
86. Ashton-under-Lyme, 47. Ashton, 74. Ashton-under- 
Lyne, 74. 229.444. Ashton-under-Lyne, Saint Michael’s, 445. 
Ashton-within-Mackerfield, Park Lane Chapel, 105. Ash- 
well, 264. 445. Askern, 144. Ashkam, 56. Askham, Bryan, 
229. Askrigg, 56. Aspatria, 105. Asselby, 56. Astcote, 486. 
Astley, 194. Astley Green, 444. Aston, 175. Aston-upon- 
Trent, 334, Athan’s, Saint, 444. Atherstone, 238. Athlone, 
456. Atlow,147. Attercliffe,56. Atternon,53. Attleborough, 
454, 455. Atwick, 56. 423. Aubin’s, Saint, Jersey, 175. 
Aubourn, 55. 175. Auchtergaven, 445. Auchtermuchty, 269. 
408. Auckland, West, 56. Audlem, 423. Audley, 238. 
Andley Chapel, 55. Aughnacloy, Mill Street Chapel, 445. 
Austell, Saint, 39, p. Austell, Saint, Charlestown Chapel, 53. 
Austwick, 52. Avebury, 486. Avening, 61. Avonbridge, 445. 
Awkley, 144. Axminster, 56. Aylesbury, 445. Aylesford, 
435. Aylsham, 355. 455. Ayr, 367. Ayr, Charlotte Street 
Chapel, 455. Ayr and Glasgow, 47. A scliffe, 56. Ayton, 53. 
Ayton, Great, Cleveland, 444.—Babergh, 155. Backton and 
Cradock, 454. Baconsthorpe and Watlask, 455. Bacton, 55. 
Bacton, Protestant Dissenters, 454. Bacup, 74. Bacup, 
Ebenezer Chapel, 444. Bacup, Irwell Terrace Chapel, 444. 
Baddoun, Little, 483. Badsworth, 53. 444. Baenffos, 444. 
Bagby, 52. Bagley, 56. Bagnalstown, 456. Bagslate, 74. 
Baildon, 56. 155. Bainbridge, 56. Bainton, 444. Bakewell, 
454. Balbiggie, 454. Balbriggan, 456. Balby and Hexthorpe, 
74. Balderton, 52. BaldhwChapel, 53. Baldock, 56. 132. 445. 
Balfour, Lewis, 456, Pp. Balleymena, 347. Ballina Chapel, 212. 
Ballinful, 130. Ballingarane, 445. Ballinrobe, 456. Ballitore, 
443. Ballon, 454. Ballyblack, 445. Ballyburley, 355. Bally- 
canew, 456. Ballyclare, 288. Ballyclare Chapel, 445. Bally- 
feard and Nohoval (Two Petitions), 143. Ballyhupahan, 456. 
Ballyisborough and Ballyblack, 445. Ballymacelligott, 133. 
Ballymena, Castle Street Chapel, 445. Ballymoney,347. Bally- 
mote, 130. Ballymurphy, Falls Chapel, 445. Baln, 56. Bamber 
Bridge, 74. Bamford, 74. 454. Banbury, 35. 175. Bandon, 
456. Banff, 255. 455.697, P. Banff, Independents, 455. Bangor, 
435. 444. Bangor Down, 372. Bangor, Ebenezer Chapel, 435. 
Bank, 435. Banwell, 176. Bafbican Chapel, 408. Bardfield, 
Great, 163. Bardney,55. Bardwell,454. Barford,56. Barford, 
Great, 52: Barham, 435. Barkby,53. Barking,483. Barkley, 
396. Barlby,56. Barmbrough, 144. Barmby,53. Barmby-upon- 
Dun, 144. Barmby Moor, 56. Barnaby, 107. Barnard Castle, 
74. Barnard Castle, Newgate Street Chapel, 157. Barnbro, Har- 
lington and other Places, 108. Barnby Chapel, 52. Barnby Dunn, 
145. Barnet, 445. Barnetby-le-Wold, 55. Barningham, 454. 
Barningham and Scargill, 444. Barnoldswick, 52. Barnoldswick, 
Baptists, 444. Barnsby Chapel, 35. Barnsley, 101. Barnsley, 
Methodists, 225. Barnstaple, 491. Barnstaple, Cross Street 
Chapel, 455. Barnton, 175. Barnwell, 435. Barrington, 132. 
Barrow, 55.455. Barrowdén,117,r. Barrowford,74. Barrow- 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


J. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Slavery—continued. 


For the Abolition thereof—continued. 
upon-Trent, txxxvi.49. Barry, 456. Barsby and South Croxton, 
55. Barsham, 57. Barton, 56. Barton-upon-Humber, 117.126. 
Barton and [pplepen, 56. Barton-upon-Irwell, 74. Barton and 
Marham, 49. Barton-under-Needwood, 55. Barton Parva, 132. 
454. Barton, Westcott and Eustone, 456. Barton-le-Willows, 
53. Barugh, 53. Barwell near Hinckley, 55. Barwick-in- 
Helmet,105. Basford Chapel, 52. Basford, New, 52. Basford, 
New, Pepper Street Chapel, 86. Bashal Eaves, 444. Basingstoke, 
225. Baslow, 454. Bassingbourn, 74. Bassingham, 55. Bas- 
singham and Thurlby, 454. Batcombe, 176. Bath, 74. Bath, 
Corn Street Chapel, 74. Bath, New King Street, 175. Bath- 
easton, 176. Battersea, 456. Battle, 52. attle and Northiam, 
225. Battle, Zion Chapel, 194. Battle Bridge Chapel, 445. 
Bawburgh, 56. Bawdsey,52. Bawtry,144. Bayswater Chapel, 
near London, 445. Beachamwell, 56. Beal, 52. 444. Bealings, 
Great and Little, 454. Beaminster, 225. Beardsall, 49. Beau- 
lieu, Hants, 445. Beaumaris, 483. Beaumaris, Trinity Chapel, 
157. Beaumont,483. Beccles,57. Beckenham, 52. kham, 
454. en 435. Beckwithshaw,56. Bedale,52. Bedd- 
gelert, 435. Bedford, 86.132. Bedford, Baptist Minister, 176. 
edford, New Meeting House, 132. Bedford, Tempsford Chapel, 
225. Bedford Row, Saint John’s Chapel, 126. Bedlington, 163. 
Bedminster, 455. Bedwelty, Tredegar Chapel, 444. Bedwin, 
Great, 175. Beeford, 53. 423. Beeralston, 56. 454. Beeston, 
Beffernall Chapel, 53. Beeston Chapel, 52. Beeston, General 
ns sarge 445. Behelvie, 455. Belbusk, 53. Belchford, 55. 
Belfast, 347, p. Belfast, Cotton Court Chapel, 445. Belfast, 
Donegal Chapel, 445. Belfast, Quakers, 355. Belfast, York 
Street Chapel, 117. Belford, 372. Bellisle, 56. Bellaghy, 456. 
Bell’s Close, 52. Belper,86. Belper, Dissenters, 108. elstead, 
155. Belton, 55. 435. Belthorn, 444. Bempton, 52. Ben- 
nington, 55. Benniworth,55. Bent,86. Bentham of Bickerton, 
56. Bentley, 74. 144. Bentley, Great, 483. Bentley, Little, 
56. Benwick, 435. Bere Forest, 202. Bere Regis, 445. 
Bergholt, East, 454. Bergholt, West, 483. Berkhampstead, St. 
Peter, 183. Berkeley, 423. Berks, 61. Bermondsey (Jamaica 
Row Chapel), 456. Bermondsey (Neckinger Road, St. Mary 
Magdalen), 456. Bermondsey (St. Mary Magdalen), 456. Ber- 
row, 170. Berwick, North, 264. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 86. 
126. Berwick-upon-Tweed, Golden Square, 443. Berwick- 
upon-Tweed, High Meeting House, 372. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 
Presbyterians, 117. Berwick-upon-Tweed, Second United Asso- 
ciate Congregation, 443. Bethany, 405. Bethell and Southill, 
405. Bethlehem, Pembroke, 117. Bethnal Green, Gibraltar 
Chapel, 132. Betley, 35. Betley Chapel, 55. Bettws, 238. 
Beverley, 105. Beverley, Baptists, 105. Beverley Chapel, 
48. Beverley, Independents, 175. Beverley, Methodists, 86. 
Bewdley, 108. Bewdley Chapel, 61. Bewholme and Atwick, 
423. Bexhill, 52. Bexwell, 435. Bibery, 105. Bicester, 175. 
Bicker, 454. Bickington and Islington, 216. Bideford, 74. 
491. Bideford, Dissenters, 132. Biddulph Moor, 175. Biely, 
454. Bierley Chapel, 35, Bierton, 445. Bigges’s Main Chapel, 
47. Biggleswade, 132. Bilderstone, 212. Bildeston and 
Haitcham, 52. Bill Quay, 436. Billericay, 163. Billinghay, 
55. Billinghurst, 194. _Billingley, 53. Billisborough and 
Plumpton, 74. Bilney, West, and Pentneg, 49. Bilsby, 455. 
Bilston, 456. Bilston, Baptists, 456. Bilston, Bradley Chapel, 
55. Bilton, 444. Bilton with H te, 444. Binbrook, 55. 
Bingham Chapel, 52. Bingley, 56. Bingley, Harding Chapel, 
62. Birch, St. Mary’s Church, 444. Birchington, 435. Bird- 
well, 225. Birdwood, 423. Birmingham, 408. Birmingham, 
Bond Street, 456. Birmingham, Bradford Street Chapel, 456. 
Birmingham, Cannon Street, 408. Birmingham, Carr’s Lane, 61. 
Birmingham, Ebenezer Chapel, 408. Birmingham, Islington 
Chapel, 456. Birmingham, Oxford Street Chapel, 456. ir- 
mingham, St. George’s, Wesley Chapel, 456. _ Birstall, 105. 
Bishop Anckland, 56. 454. Bishop Norton, 65. Bishop Sutton, 
175. 229. Bishopsgate, Artillery Street, 222. Bishop’s Hatfield, 
132. Bishopstone, 445. Bishop’s Stortford, 132. Bishop 
Wearmouth, 56. Bishop Wearmouth and Sunderland, 222. 
Bishop Wearmouth, 444. Bishop Wilton, 62. Bisthorpe 
Chapel, 52. Bitteswell, 435. Blaby, 20. 55. Blackburn, 47. 
74. Blackburn, Dissenters, 47, p. Blackburn, Mount Street 
Chapel, 444. Blackley, 74. Blackmires, 56. Blackrod, 74. 
444. Blackwater, St. Agnes, 52. Blackwell, 455. Blackwood, 
454. Blackworth, 147. Blaenanerch and Blaencfn, 188. 
Blaenavon, 454. Blaenefn, 188. Blaenywann, 444. Blagden, 
175. Blakeney, 445.455. Blanchard, 426. Blandford Forum, 
225. Blanna Gwent, 454. Blatherwick, 454. Blaydon, 436. 
Blazey Gate, St., Chapel, 60. Blazey, St., 405. Blechley, 445. 
Bledlow, 445. Blennerville, 133. Blewbarry, 486. Blidworth, 
52. Blissland, 60. Blissworth, 47. Blockley, 445. Blockley, 
Baptists, 455. Bloxham-cum-Milcomh, 20. Bloxholm, 347. 
Bloxwick, 55. Blundeston, 52. Blunham, 133. Bluntisham- 
with-Earith, 564. Blyth, 147. 445. 454. 483. Blyth, Zoar 
Chapel, 105. Blythboro’, 454. Blythe, Marsh Chapel, 65. 
Blyton, 55. Bobbington, Gospel Ash Chapel, 55. Bocking, 61. 
106. Bodedern, 483. Bodenham, 175. Bodmin Chapel, 53. 
Bognor, 105. Bohermeath near Shrewsbury, Zion’s Hill, 183. 
Boldon, East, 436. Boldon, West, 56. Bolingey Chapel, 60. 
Bollington, 175. Bollymaccarrett Chapel, 445. __ Boltby, 52. 
Bolton, 52. Bolton, Bank Street, 278. Bolton, Bridge Street 
Chapel, 74. Bolton, Fletcher Street Chapel, 74. Bolton, Moor 
Lane, 444. Bolton, Society of Friends, 132. Bolton-le-Moors, 
Catholic Chapel, 444. Bolton-le-Moors, Duke’s Alley, 47, p. 
Bolton-le-Moors, Ebenezer Chapel, 444. Bolton-le-Moors, 
Mawdsley Street Chapel, 444. Bolton-le-Moors, Newport Street 
Chapel, 444. Bolton-le-Moors, Turton Street Cee 444. 
Bolnsfleming, 405. Bonby, 455. Bondary Chapel, 55. Bongs, 86. 
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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Slavery—continued. 
For the Abolition thereof—continued. 

Boothby, Graffoe and Navenby, txxxvi. 454. Borlorn Chapel, 60. 
Boroughbridge, 444. Borrowash, 334. Borrowby, 56. Bor- 
rowstonness, 255. Boscastle, 49. Bosham, 455. Bosley, 175. 
Boston, 52. 55. 126. 194. Boston, General Baptists, 126, p. 
Boston, Grove Street Chapel, 133. Boston, Liquorpond Street, 
202. Boston, Methodists, 126. Botaley, 445. Bottisford, 454. 
Boughton, 435. Boughton and Stokeferry, 108. Boughton, 
Wesleyan Methodists, 486. Boulge and Deback, 107. 
454. Boveytracey, 56. Bowes, 53. Bowlning Lane, 53. Bow, 
445. Bow, Middlesex, 35, Pr. Boxford, 56. Boxford, Pro- 
testant Dissenters, 56. Boxted, 483. Boyton and Hollesley, 
107. Boylston, 86. Bozcat, 486. Brackley, 486. Bradfield, 
52. 56. Bradfield, Wesleyan Methodists, 56. Bradfield and 
Walsham, North, 455. Bradford, 126.175. Bradford, Culling- 
worth Chapel, 52. Bradford, Eastbrook Chapel, 52. Bradford, 
House’s Chapel, 444. Bradford, Kirkgate Chapel, 52. Brad- 
ford, Wesleyans, 444. Bradford, White Abbey, 53. Bradford 
Moor, 56. Bradford Parish (York), 35. radford (Wilts), 
61, rp. Bradley, 56. 212. Bradley, North, 278. Bradmore 
Chapel, 52. radninch, 456. Bradnop, 55. Bradwell, 454. 
Bradworthy, 56. Brafferton, 444. Braiesworth and Ash, 454. 
Brailsford, 334. Braintree, 61. Braintree, Householders, 106. 
Braithwaite and other Places, 105. Braithwell, 105. 144. 
Bramcote Chapel, 52. Bramham, 53. Bramley, 52, 53. 
Brampton, Independents, 35, p. Brampton, Methodists, 52. 
Brandesburton, 443. Brandeston,108. Brandon, 117. Brands- 
burton, 56. Branscombe, 56. Branstor, 55. Brant, Broughton, 
55.  Brantingham, 143. Brantingham-cum-Ellerker, 108. 
Branton, 295. Brassy Green, 157. Bratton, 209. Braunston, 
175. Brawby, 56. Brawdy, 117. Bray, Wicklow, 147. 
Brayfield, 486. Brayford, 454.491. Breadsall, 334. Breage, 
Carleen Chapel, 52. Breage, Hendra Chapel, 53. Breage, 
Trenwheale Chapel, 53. Breage, Troon Chapel, 53. Brechfa, 
238. Brechin, 147.255. Brechin, Presbytery, 255. Brechin, 
Secession Church, 194. Brecknock, Hay Chapel, 444. Brecon, 
105. 444. Brecon, Tabernacle Chapel, 444. Brecon, Watton 
Chapel, 444. Bredgar, 435. Breedon, 55. Breewood, 107. 
Brentwood, 163. Brereton, 456. Bressingham, 455. Brether- 
ton, 444. Brettell Lane, 456. Bretton, 130. Brewton, 435. 
Brickhill, Great, 445. Bridgend, 183. Bridgend, Baptists, 
183. Bridgend, near Pennycuick, 172. Bridgewater, 108, p. 
Ne 455. Bridgford, 52. Bridgham, 443. Bridgnorth, 
48. ridgwater, 176. Bridgwater, Independents, 212, p. 
Bridlington, 56. Bridlington Quay, 53. Bridport, 132. 175. 
Bridport, Barrack Street Meeting House, 445. Brierley Hill, 
55. Briesfield, 56. Brig, 55. Brigg, 47, r. Briggsworth, 52. 
Brigham, 56. Brighouse, 56. 126, p. Brigston or Brixton, Isle 
of Wight, 229. Brighthelmstone, 408. Brighthelmstone, Bond 
Street, Salem Chapel, 456. Brightholmlee, Sheffield, 52. 
Brightlingsea, 483. Brighton, 52. 194. Brighton, Countess of 
Huntingdon’s Chapel, 408. Brighton, Union Street Chapel, 108. 
Brightwell, 454. Brigown, 175. Brimfield, 167. Brimscombe 
Port, 61. Brin, near the Forest of Delamere, 175. Brington, 
Little, 61. Brinkhill, 455. Brinkworth, 436. Brinsgard, 454. 
Brinsley, 52. Brinsley, New, 52. Brinton, 486. Bristol, 361. 
Bristol, Castle Green Chapel, 212, rp. Bristol, Counterslip, 361. 
Bristol, King Street, 455. Bristol, Langton Street Chapel, 455. 
Bristol, Lime Kiln Lane Chapel, 455. Bristol, Newfoundland 
Street Chapel, 163. Bristol, Old Market Street Chapel, 455. 
Bristol, Portland Street Chapel, 455. Britwell, 175. Brixham, 
269. Brixton Hill Chapel, 456. Broadhampston, 56. Broad- 
way, 435. Broadway (Worcester, 455. Broadway Chapel, 61. 
Brodsworth, 130. 144. Broker Cross, 175. Bromham, 436. Brom- 
hill Chapel, 61. Bromley, 435. Bromley, Bethel Chapel, 435, 
Brompton, 53. »Brompton, Trevor Chapel, 487. Bromsgrove, 212. 
Bromsgrove, Upper Chapel, 61. Bromwich, West, 55. 86. Brom- 
wich, West, Baptists, 157. Bromwich, West, 55. Bromyard, 126. 
Broomfleet, 52. 56. Broseley, 52. 423. Brotherton, 52. Brot- 
ton, 52.444. Brough,52.108. Brough Chapel,52. Broughlee, 
74. Broughshane, 347. Broughton, 56.445. Broughton, Great 
and Little, 194. Broughthorpe, 52. Brownhill, 147. Bruns- 
wick Square, Henrietta Street, 445. Brunswick Square, Hen- 
rietta Street, Females, 445. Brynhenllan Pembroke, 147. Bub- 
with, 56. 126. Buchlyvie, 172. Buckenham, New, 454, 455. 
Buckfastleigh, 56. Buckfastleigh, Independents, 56. Bucking- 
ham, 105. 445. Buckingham, Church Street Chapel, 188, Pp. 
Buckingham, Old Meeting, 445. Buckland, 176. 435. 445. 
Buckland, Brewer, 491. Buckland Monachorum, 255. Buck- 
land, West, 491. Buckley, Long, 61. Bucknall, 107. Bucks, 
Chapel, Lane End, 444. Bude, 53. Budeaux, St., 255. Bud- 
leigh, East, 74. Budock and Treverva Chapels, 60. Budworth, 
175. Bugbrook, 47, r. Bugthorpe, 53. Builth, 155. Bullock 
Smithy, 175. Bulmer, 53. Bulwell Chapel, 52. Bungay, 55. 
Bungay, Independents, 55. Bungay, Wesleyan Methodists, 454. 
Buntingford, 183.216. Burbridge,175. Bures, 454. Burford, 
49.175. Burgh, 55. 107. Burgh in the Marsh, 454. Burgh, 
St. Peter, 56, 57. Buriton and Petersfield, 132. Burley, 56. 
Burneshill, Bethel Chapel, 147. Burneston, 53. Burniston, 56. 
Burnham, 56. Burnham, Protestant Dissenters, 74. Burnley, 
444. Burnley, Bethesda Chapel, 444. Burnley, Croft Street, 
444. Burnop Field, 436. Burns, James, 255. Burntisland, 130. 
Barra, 455. Burrasakane,222. Burringham, 55. Burrow, 172. 
emg 3s 444. Burslem, 55. Burslem, Baptists,107. Burs- 
lem, Bethel Chapel, 105. Burslem, Nile Street, 107. ‘Bursthall, 
155. Burstwick and Ryhill,423. Burton, 56. Burton Agnes, 
56. 640. Burton Chapel, 35.52. Burton Coggles, 454. Burton 
Dorset, 175. Burton in Lonsdale, 52. Burton Extra, 456. Burton, 
North, 52. 640. Burton Pidsea, 56. 444. Burton-upon-Trent, 
55. 454. Burton-upon-Trent, Cat Street, 456, Burton-upon- 


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For the Abolition thereof—continued. 

Trent, Independents, txxxvi. 456. bg aty owl pie itive 
“Methodists, 456. Bury, 444. Bury, Bethel Chapel, 444. Bury, 
Methodists, 444. Bury, New Road Chapel, 444. Bury, Silver 
Street Chapel, 444. Bury St. Edmund’s, 52.74, Pr. Bury St, 
Edmund’s, Baptists, 454. Buryan, 53. Butley, 56.155. But- 
terwick, 66.640. Butterwick, East, 56. Butterwick, West, 55, 
Buxhall, 56. Buxton, 56. 86. Bwlchycibe, 435. Bwichygroves, 
New Chapel, and Pontcarreg, 160. Bwlch-Gurjut, 428. By. 
field, 455. Byker Chapel,47. Byker Hill,133. Bythorn, 455, 
—Cadishead, 444. Caergwrle, 444. Caerleon, 454. Caerleon, 
Ladies, 454. Caernarvon, Ebenezer Chapel, 435. Caerphilly, 
444. Caerston, 188. Caersws, 435. Caglenna, 405. Cahe? 
342. Caio, 353. Caiston, 56. Caithness and Sutherland, Pro- 
vincial Synod of, 748, rp. Calder, East, 183. Caldicot, 454, 
Callington, 405. Callowhill Chapel, 61. Calne, 86. 436. Cal- 
perley, 56. Calry, Sligo, 130. Calstock, 53. - Calstock, Bap- 
tists, 405. Calverley, 52. Calverley, Airdale Independent 
Chapel, 38. Calverley Parish, 35. Calverley with Farsley, 130, 
Cam, 423. Camberwell, 147. Camberwell, Denmark Place 
Chapel, 105. Camberwell, Mansion House Chapel, 456. Cam- 
blesforth, 52. Camborne, 39, p. Camborne, Wesleyan Metho- 
dists, 74. Cambridge, 157. Cambridge, Green Street, 435. 
Cambridge Road, Bethnal Green, 445. | Cambusnethan, 183. 
Camden Town, 445. Camelford, 53. Camerton, 175. Camp- 
den, 428. Campsall, 144. Cannock, 147. Canterbury, 61, p. 
155. Canterbury, King Street, 20, p. Canterbury, St. Peter’s 
Street Chapel, 52. Canterbury, Watling Street, 20, p. Cantley, 
108. Carew, 117. Carbeau Chapel, 53. Carcoulston Chapel, 
52. Cardiff, 126. 163. 183. Cardiff, Baptists, 176. Cardiff 
Ebenezer Chapel, 444. Cardigan, 188. Cardigan, Baptists, 188, 
Cardigan, Calvinistic Methodists, 188. Cardigan, Ebenezer 
Chapel, 465. Cardigan, Protestant Dissenters, 188. Cardigan, 
Treddole Chapel, 465. Cardington, 176. Carfarchell, 147, 
Carlisle, Fisher Street Chapel, 53, p. Carlow, 445. 456. Carl- 
ton, 454. Carlton Chapel, 52. Carlton-in-Craven, 444, Carlton, 
Methodists, 52. Carlton, Great, 65. Carmarthen, 428. Car- 
marthen, Ebenezer Chapel, 428. Carmarthen, Lammas Street 
Chapel, 269. Carmarthen, Nevin Chapel, 428. Carmarthen, 
Water Street Chapel, 288. Carnarvon, 52. Carnarvon, Welsh 
Calvinistic Methodists, 130. Carnew, 169.456. Carnkie Chapel, 
60. Carno, 435. Carno, Independents, 435. Carnon Downs 
Chapel, 53. Carpustye, 455. Carrickfergus, 347. Carrickfer- 
gus, West Street Chapel, 445. Carsalem Dowlais, 444. Cart- 
mill, 74. Carville Chapel, 47. Caselton, 53. Castleblayney, 
456. Castle Donington, 143. 428. Castle Durrow, 445. astle 
Eden and Shotton, 436. Castle Rising, 455. Castleacre, 455. 
Castlebar, 456. Castleford, 52. 444. Castleton, 454. Castle- 
town, Isle of Man, 445. Caston, 455. Catton, near Lancaster, 
444. Catton, 52. Cavan, Bridge Street Chapel, 355. Cavers- 
wall, 55. Cawood, 56.155. Cave, North, 443. Cave, North, 
and Worlingham, 130. Cave, South, 52. Cave, South Chapel, 
48. Cave, South, Independents, 444. a a 435. Cawthorne, 
56. Caythorpe, 55. Cayton, 52. Cefn Bychan, 444. Cefn 
Mawr, 444. Celbridge and Lucan, 456. Cemaes, Bethel Chapel, 
483. Cerne Abbas, 445. Cevencoedy-Cymmar, 444. Chace- 
water, 38. Chacewater Chapel, 61. Chaddar, 175. Chairing, 
435. Chalfont, St. Peter, 188. Chalford Hill, Copse Chapel, 
Gloucester, 443. Chalford Hill, Gloucestershire, 20. Chapel 
Allerton, 56. Chapel-en-le-Frith, 86. 126. Chapel Penn, 445. 
Chapmanslade, 455. Chapmanslade, Protestant Dissenters, 455. 
Chard, 61, rp. Chard, Ladies, 61. Chardfield, 454. Charlbury, 
175. Charlemont, Moy and their Vicinities, 147. Chasen 
454. Charlton, 176. 216.445. Charmouth, 445. Chart, Great, 
435. Chatershaugh, 56. Chatham, 435. Chatham, Protestant 
Dissenters, 435. Chatham, Salem Chapel, 435. Chatteris, 130. 
435. Chattisham, 52. Cheadle, 55. Cheadle, Bethesda Chapel, 
105. Cheadle Bulkeley, 175. Cheadle Chapel, 506. Cheadle 
Moseley, 175. Cheadle, Zion Chapel, 105. Checkley, 107. 
Cheddleton, 53. Cheesham Hills, 74. Chellaston, 334. Chel- 
mondiston, 52. Chelmondiston, Baptists, 454. Chelmsford, 56. 
Chelmsford, Baddow Lane, 53. Chelsea, Saint Luke, 172. 
Chelsea, Sloane Terrace Chapel, 445. Cheltenham, 144. 423. 
Cheltenham, Bath Road, 423. Chepstow, 202. 444. 454, Cherry 
Burton, 444. Cheshunt, 445. Cheshunt (Dissenters), 445. 
Cheslyn-Hay Chapel, 126. Chester, 132. Chester (Common 
Hall Street), 130. Chester, Dane Bridge, 175. Chester, Holmes 
Chapel, 175. Chester, Octagon Chapel, 126. Chester, Pepper 
Street, 444. Chester, Queen Street Chapel, 132. Chester, Saint 
John’s Street Chapel, 175. Chester, Sale Chapel, 175. Chester, 
Trinity Street Chapel, 130. Chester, WelchChapel, 175. Chester- 
field,49. Chesterfield (Two Petitions), 454. Chesterfield, Monthl 
Meeting, 169. Chesterfield, Doresby Street, 126. Chesterfield, 
Unitarians, 74. Chesterford, Great and Little, 509. Chester-le- 
Street, 56. 436. Chesterton, 55. Cheverell, Great, 486. Chew 
Magna, 455. Chewstoke, 455. Chichester, Independents, 35, P. 
Chichester, Wesleyan Methodists, 105. Chiddingstone, 435. 
Childery, 455. hillecompton, 175. Chillesford and Butley, 
155. Chiltington, Union Chapel, 455. Chilworthy, 56. Chin- 
nock, 175. Chinnock, West, 176. Chinnor, 456. Chippenham, 
35, Pp. 126. 436. Chipping, 47. Chipping Norton, 86. 456. 
Chipping yy ee i 443. Chirton, 61. Chisledon, 175. Chor- 
ley, 74. Chorley, Independents, 132. Chorlton and Maer, 
445. Chorlton Row, Grosvenor Street Chapel, 74. Chowton 
Mendip, 175. Christchurch, Hants, 194. Christchurch, Hants, 
Females, 194, Pp. Christchurch, Surrey, 456. Chania 216. 
Church Brampton, 61. Church Hill, 456. Churchill, 176. 
Churchstow, 225. Church Town, 444. Church Town Chapel, 60. 
Churwell, 56. Cilycum, Tynewyddor, New Chapel, 353, Cin- 
derford, 144. Cirencester, 61. City Road Chapel, 53. — 

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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
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For the Abolition thereof—continued. 
Great, Lxxxvi. 147. Clacton, 56. Clandown,176. Clanfield, 216. 
Clapham, 167. Clapton, 117. Clapton, Wesleyan Methodists, 
176. Clare, Suffolk, 445. Clare, Suffolk, Baptists, 454. Cla- 
vering, 483. Claverton, 445. Clawson, Long, 55. Clawton, 56. 
Claybrook, 255. Clayton, 56. 155. Clayton Heights,56. Clay- 
worth, 147. Clears, 428. Clears, Saint, Parish,238. Cleckhea- 
ton, 191. Cleer, Saint, 405. Cleethorpes, 55. Clenchwharton, 
56. Clent, 55. Cleobury, 175. Clerkenwell, Saint James, 212. . 
Clerkenwell, Spa Fields Chapel, 445. Cleverton, 278. Cley, 455. 
Cliburn, 455. Cliff, 56. Clifford, 53. 445. Clifton, &amp;c., 175. 
455. Clifton, South Chapel, 52. Clippesby, 455. Clipston, 61. 
Clitheroe, 278. 444. Clitheroe, Low Moor Chapel, 444. Clonakilty, 
(Two Petitions), 86. Clones, 486. Clonmell, 423. 456. Clopton 
and Burgh, 107. Cloughfold, 444. Clovelly, 491. Clum, 175. 
Clutton, 175. Coal Island and New Mills, 454. Coalbrook Dale, 
423. Coaley, 423. Coalpit Bank, 175. Cobridge, Providence 
Chapel, 105. Cockerington,55. Cockermouth, 53, p.74. Cock- 
field, 167. Cockthorpe, 445. Coddenham, 52. 454. Coddington 
Chapel, 52. Codford and Wily, 52. Codnor,86. Coed-yr-Ynys, 
444. Coggeshall, 56. Colchester, 483. Colchester, Eld Lane 
Chapel, 483. Colchester, Lion Walk, 130. Coldingham, 443. 
Coldstream, 216. Coleford, 61. Coleford, Wesleyan Methodists, 
175. Colerain Chapel, 456. Coleraine, 355. Colerne, 209. 
Colliery Dykes, 436. Colliery Row, 56. Collingham, 53. Col- 
lingham, North and South, 445. Collingham, South, Chapel, 52. 
Collingtree, 486. Collis Street, 435. Collon, 465. Collumpton, 
56. 216. Collumpton, Baptists, 74. Colne, 74.444. Colne, 
Earls, 483. Colne, Earls, Baptists, 483. Colne Engain, 483. 
Colne, Inghamite Chapel, 444. Colne, Wine Wall Chapel, 444. 
Colpuddle, 445. Coltesworth, Lincoln, 55. Coltishall, 56. 
Columb, Saint, 61. 243. Combs, 55. Common Side, 456. Com- 
mondale, 444. Compstall Bridge, 86. Compton, 455. Compton 
Ashburn, 108. Compton, Long, 444. Comrio, 175. 194. nt 
gleton, 117. 175. Congleton, Biddulph Moor, 175. Congleton, 
Gillow Heath, 175. Congleton, Hay Green, 175. Congleton, 
Lawton Heath, 175. Congleton, Primrose Hall, 175. Coningsby, 
132. 455. Conisbrough, 108. 144. Coniscliffe, 56. Conistone 
and Rilstone, 408. Connisholme, 56. Conwell, 235. Cookley 
Chapel, 61. Cookstown, 486. Coolan Chapel, 60. Coolbawn, 
445. Copdock, 155. Copmanthorpe, 56. Coppenhall, 175. 
Coppill, 157. Corbridge, 454. Corby, 255. Corcrin, 456. 
Corfe Castle, 188. Cork, 130. Cork, City, 147, p. Cork, 
George Street Chapel, 157,p. Cork, Negro’s Friend Society, 361. 
Cork, Saint Patrick Street,408, Cork Street Chapel, 456. Cor- 
nard, Little, 222. Cornwall, Eastern Part, 39, p. Cornwall, Ker- 
ton Wood and Deveral Chapels, 53. Cornwall, Padstow Chapel, 
63. Cornwall, Saint Austell, 61. Cornwall, Saint Hilary, 117. 
Corringham, 55. Corsham, 61, Pp. Corseley, 38.175. Coseley, 
212. 456. Coseley, Dark House Chapel, 456. Coseley, Protest- 
ant Dissenters, 222. Cosham, 445. Cossey or Costessy, 182. 
Costessy or Cossey, 182. Cotgrave Chapel, 52. Cotgrave and 
other Places, 225. Cotherstone, 53. Cotmanhay, 86. Cottall, 
66. Cottenham, 163. Cottingham, 56. 486. Cottingham 
and Skidby Chapels, 48. Cottingham, Zion Chapel, 56. 
Cottingwith, East, 56. Cotton, 56. Cotton, Wesleyan Metho- 
dists, 454. Cotton End, 176. Coupar Angus, 269. Court 
Matrix, 445. Cove and Passage, West, (Cork), 408. Cove, 
North, 52. Coveney, 436.. Covenham, 55. Coventry, 147, P. 
Coverham, 105. Cowbit, 55. Cowbridge, 132.144. 183. Cowes, 
West, 455. Cowgate (Edinburgh), 194. Cowgill, 53. Cowick, 
444. Cowling Hill, 444. Cowton, North, 56. Cox Green, 56. 
Cradley, 455. Cradley Chapel, 61. Cradock, 454. Crafthole, 
405. Craigend, 455. Craike, 436. Crake, 56. Crakehall, 52. 
Cramington, 147. Cranborne, 225. 445. Cranbrook, 52, 435. 
Cranbrook (Milk House Street), 52. Crathorne, 444. Crawley, 
454. Crawley, North, 445. Crayford, 435. Creaton,61. Creeting 
Saint Peter’s), 56. Crelly, 74. Crewkerne, 176. Crewkerne 
North Street Chapel), 435. Criccieth, 485. Crich, 86. Crick, 
455. Crickhowel, 444. Cricklade, 436. Crieff, 295. Crimond 
and Lonmay, 465. Crimplesham and Bexwell, 435. Crokerton, 
61, Pr. Croft, 455. Croglin, 455. Cromer, 454, 455. Cromford, 
86. Crookham, Scotch Church, 443. Cropwell, Great and Little 
Chapels, 52. Crosby Ravensworth, 436. Crossbrook, 454. Cross- 
penn. se 61. Cross iHills, 53. Cross Inn, 353. Crowan (Keleath 
Chapel), 53. Crowan (Praze Chapel), 53. Crowland, 455. 
Crowle, 55. Croxden, 107. Croxton, South, 55. Croydon, 52. 
176. Cubert Chapel, 538. Cuckfield, 454. Cuddington, 56. 
Cudworth Chapel, 35. Culgaith and Skirwith, 455. Culler- 
coates, 52. Culmstock, 56. 169. Culverthorpe, 130. Cumber- 
bach, 175. Cumberland, Carrighill Chapel, 105. Cumbernauld, 
445. Cumbernauld, Associate Congregation, 455. Cumberworth, 
oer Dale Chapel), 53. Cumnock, 194. Cumwhitton, 62. 
upar, Fife, 144. Cupar, Fife, Females, 144, rp. Cupar, Pres- 
bytery, 191. Cury Chapel, 61. Cutcombe, 176.—Dagnall, 445. 
Danienshaw, 175. Dalby, 455. Dalby, Great, and Turyford, 
55. Dalby, Old, 55. Dale Abbey, 147. 334. Dale End, 52. 
Dalkeith, 175. Dalreoch, Scotland, 49. Dalston, 52. Dalton 
and Newsham, 53. Dalton, North, 52. Dalton, South, 175. 
Danby, 444. Danby End, 444. Darby Hand, 455. Darlaston, 
55. 243. Darley, 86. Darlington, 56. 132. Darnell, 56. Darnley, 
454, Darrington, 454. Dartford, 435. Darwen, Lower Chapel, 
74. Daventry, Sheafstreet, 455. David, Saint, Bethel Chapel, 
444. David’s, Saint, 160. Davyhulme, 74. Dawley, 455. 
Dawley, Magna and Parva, 423. Day House Bank Chapel, 61. 
Deadmanstone, 53. Deal, 243. Debach, 107. Debenham, 445. 
rea my 175. 384. Dedham, 86. Deeping, Saint James, 
455. Deer, New, 454. Deighton and Bradley, 212. Delgany, 
423. Delph, 56. Denbigh, 167.225. Denham and Oxne, 454. 
Denholme, 56. Dennington, 52. Dennis, Saint, 209. Denny, 





- GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


For the Abolition thereof—continued. 
LXxxvi. 147, Dent,33. Denver, 49. Deptford, 56.435. Deptford, 
Church Street, 435. Deptford, Saint Paul’s, 435. Deptford, 
Wesleyan Methodists, 435. Derby, 55. Derby, Agard Street 
Baptist Chapel, 74. Derby, Brook Street Chapel, 74. Derby, 
Green Hill Chapel, 334. Derby, Hadfield Chapel, 86. Derby, 
Independents, 169. Derby, King Street Chapel, 334. Derby, 
Milford Chapel, 444. Derby, Saint John’s Church, 74. Derby, 
Saint Michael, 126. Derby, Saint Peter’s Church, 74. Derby, 
Saint Werburg’s Church, 74. Derby, Ward Gate Chapel, 334. 
Dereham, and Ryston, 49. Dereham, East, 454, 455. Des- 
borough, 486. Desborough and Rowell, 444. 486. Desford, 55. 
Devizes, 20, p. 175. 486. Devizes, Presbyterians, 436. Devizes, 
Saint Mary’s, 436, Devonport, 86, p. Devonport, Christian 
Ministers, 169, y. Devonport, Ker Street Chapel, 56. Devon- 
port, Morice Street Chapel, 56. Devonport, Morice Town, 454. 
evonport, Morrice Square Chapel, 105. Devonport, Morris 
Town Chapel, 56. Devonport, Mount Street Chapel, 455. Devyn- 
nock, 444. Dewlish, 455. Dewsbury, 56. Dewsbury Lane, 
Ossett Chapel, 53. Dickleburgh, 454. Digby and Ruskington, 
55. Dilhorn Chapel, 55. Dingen Donovan, 361. Dinton, 445. 
Dirleton, 74. Disley and Furness, 86. Diss, 117.455. Dissenters, 
Protestant, of the Three Denominations, within Twelve Miles 
of London, 295. Ditcheat, 176. Ditchling, 61. Docking and 
other Places, 56. a 435. Dodworth Chapel, 35. 
Dogmells, Saint, 444. Dolgelly, 202. Dominick, Saint, 405. 
Donaghadee, 445. Doncaster, 35, rp. 144. Doneyal, 347. Don- 
ington, 454. Donnington, 56. Dorchester, 157. 445. Dorking, 
147. 454. Dorrington, Salop, 445. Douglas, Isle of Man, 445. 
Dover, 435. Doveridge, 435. Dowlais, 216. Down, Banbridge 
Chapel, 445. Downend, 455. Downham, 56.444. Downham 
Market, 435. Downpatrick, 133. Downton, 175. Downton, 
South Lane, 52. Draycott, 334. Drayton, 56. 175. Drewen, 
Brongwyn, 465. Driffield, Great, 56. Driffield, Great, Baptist 
Dissenters, 35. Driffield, Great, Females, 35. Driffield, Great, 
Protestant Dissenters, 35. Drogheda, Laurence Street Chapel, 
456. Droitwich, 55. Dronfield, 454. Drox, 56. Dro cle, 
74. Drumcar and Dunleer, 465. Drumceliffe, 454. Dryfesdale, 
194. Drypool, 56. Dublin, 445. Dublin, D’Olier Street Chapel, 
38. Dublin, Ebenezer, 39, r. Dublin, Ebenezer Chapel, D’Olier 
Street, 35. Dublin, Harmony Row, 39, rp. Dublin, Harmony 
Row Lecture Room, 38. Dublin, Harmony Row, South-eastern 
Lecture Room, 38. Dublin, Saint Catherine, (Two Petitions), 
355. Dublin, Saint George, 445. Dublin, Saint Mary, (Two 
Petitions), 355. Dublin, York Street Chapel, 225. Duddells- 
well, 455. Duddestone and Nechels, 408. mr Hig ay 176. 
Duddleston Heath, 175. Dudley Hill, 56. Dudley, King Street 
Chapel, 182. 455. Dudley, New Street Chapel, 455. Dudley 
Port, 456. Dudley, Wolverhampton Street Chapel, 455. Dudley 
Wood, 456. Duffield, 86. Duield, North and South, 56. 
Dufton, 52. Duggleby, 56. Dumfermline, Chalmers Street, 130. 
Dumfries, 367. Dumfries, Dumfries Chapel, 52. Dunbar, 408. 
455. Dunblane, 160. Dundalk, 38. Dundee, 175. Dunferm- 
line, 133. 202. Dunfermline ~—— 326. Dunfermline, Presby- 
tery, 155. Dunfermline, Saint Margaret’s, 176. Dunham, 445. 
Dunham, Great, 436. Dunichen, 423. Dunlavin and Miley, 
456. Dunleer, 465. Dunnington, 52. 55. Dunrossness, Zetland, 
455. Dunstable, 105. Dunstable, Wesleyan Methodists, 487. 
Dunster, 175. Dunston, 436. Durham, 39, Pp. 66. Durham 
City, 55. Durham, Methodists, 130. Dursley, 423.428. Dux- 
ford, 163. Dysart, 130.—Eagle, 55. Eaglescliffe, 456. Eagles- 
field, 56. Earby, 74. Earby-in-Craven, 444. Eardington, 408. 
Earith, 175. Earlsham, 52. Earlstown, 194. Earlswood, 454. 
Earsdown, 509. Easby, 53. Easington, 56. 436, Easington 
Lane, 56. Easington Lane and Lumley, 157. Easington and 
Shefling, 444. Easingwood, 52. Eastbourne, 455. Eastbury, 175. 
Eastby, 52. Eastchurch, 52. LEastgarston, 175. Eastgate, 56. 
Eastington, 423. Easton, Great, 435. Eastrington, 53. 126. 
Eastwood, 52. Eastwood Chapel, 52. LEatington and Kineton, 
454. Eaton, 56. Eaton Bray, 52. Eaton Long, 86. Ebber- 
stone, 52. Ebley, 444. LEcclefechan, 455. Eccles, 56. Eccles- 
field, 53. Eccleshill, 130. Eccleshill, Independents, 130. Edale, 
454. Edenfield, 74. Edgecumbe Place Chapel, 56. Edgeley, 
175. Edgeworth, 74.487. Edinburgh, 163, p. 455. Edinburgh, 
Gardener’s Crescent, 209. Edinburgh, Manufacturers, 408. Edin- 
burgh, Nicholson Square Chapel, 175. Edinburgh, Nicholson 
Sireet, 455.. Edinburgh, Rose Street Chapel, 209. Edlaston and 
Wyaston, 108. “e — 74. Edmonton, 445. Edwardstone, 
155. Egham, 445. gremont, 52. Egton, 143. Eley, 52. 
Elgin, 172. Elgin, Independents, 445. Elgin, Second United 
Associate Congregation, 445. Eling, 347. Elkington, 55. Elland, 
56. Elland, Methodists, 143. llerton, 53. Ellesdine, 175. 
Ellingham, 455. Ellon, 455. Elloughton and Brough, 108. 
Elm, Isle of Ely, 155. Elm, Great, near Frome, 175. Elmet, 
near Leeds, Barwick Chapel, 53. Elmscott Hartland,56. Elms- 
well, 52. Elsham, 55. Isternwick, 444, Elstone Chapel, 52. 
Elswick, 175. Eltham, 435. Elton, 143. 455. Elvington and 
other Places, 143. Ely, late Countess of Huntington’s Chapel, 
436. Emly, 53. Emneth, 155. Empingham, 455. Emping- 
ham and Whitwell, 175. Emsworth, 20,p. Enfield, Baker 
Street, 445. Enfield Chase Side, 445. Ennis, 465. Enniscor- 
thy, 456. Enniskane and Coverin, 456. Enniskillen, 456. 
Enstone, 456. Epperstone, 445. Epping, Linsey Street Chapel, 
483. Epsom, Church Street, 176. Epworth, 56. 454. Erping- 
ham, 455. Errol, 455. Errol, United Associate Congregation, 
455. rth, St. Chapel, 53. Erval, St., Chapel, 60. Ervan, 
St., Chapel, 53. Essex, 56. Essex, Dokens, 56. Eston, 53. 
Etchilhampton, 295. Etruria, 55. _Ettingshall, 456. Ever- 
creech, 176. Eversden, Great and Little, 144. Evesham, 455. 
Evesham Chapel, 61. Evesham, Atch Lane, 74. a " 
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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—telative to— 


Slavery—continued. Slavery—continued. 
For the Abolition thereof—continued. For the Abolition thereof—continued. 
Cole Street, yxxxvi. 74. Ewelme, 175. Ewhurst, 52. Exeter, Gresford and Moss, uxxxvi. 444. Gresham, 454, 455. Gretton, 
Castle Street, 455. Exeter, Ladies’ Anti-Slavery Society, 454. 423. Grewelthorpe, 52. Greysouthen, 56. Greystcke, 456. Grif. 
Exton and Bytham, 455. Eyam, 454. Eye, 49. 466. Eye, Protest- fydam, 55. Grimesthorpe, 56. Grimsby, 55. Grimsby, Great, 
ant Dissenters, 454. Eyethorne, 435. Eynsford, 435.—Faddiley, 347. Grimston, 55. Grimstone, 56. Grindleford Bridge, 454, 
175. Fagan’s, St.,444. Faiforth-cum-Maidenwell, 454. Fai- Grindon, 56. Gringley, 445. Grinstead, West and East, 175, 
land, 455. Failsworth, 74. Failsworth and Oldham, 444. Gristhorpe, 52. Grooby, 55. Groombridge, 455. Groton, 155, 
Fairfield, 444. Fairford, 105. Faith’s, St., 56. Fala, 194. amen 107. Grundisburgh, Baptists, 107. Guernsey, 
Faldingworth, 55. Falkingham, 175. Falkirk, 269. 443. St. Peter’s Port, Ebenezer Chapel, (Two a 455. Guern- 
Falmouth, 61, p. 405. Falmouth, Independents, 157. Falmouth, sey, St. Peter’s Port, Le Merchant Street Chapel, 455. Guild- 
Unitarian Christians, 74. Fareham, 61. 445. 454. Farringdon, ford, 52. Guilsborough, 487. Guilsborough, Baptists, 486, 
229. Farlington, 53. Farmborough,175. Farndale,52. Farn- Guisboro’, 52. Guisbro’, 35, rp. Guiseley, 52. Gulban Gear 
don Chapel, 52. Farnham, 144.454. Farnley, 56. _Farnsfield Chapel, 53. Gulvan Chapel, 60. Gunhouse, 55. Gunthorpe, 
Chapel, 52. Farnworth, 444. Farrington,Gurney,175. Farsley, 52. 55. Gunwalloe, 53. Gunwen, 53. Gurteen, 456. Gwaenyno 
53,655. Farthingstone,454. Fartown, 212. Faversham, 435. and Pontrobert, 435. Gwennap, Carlharap Cha el, 53. Gwen- 
Fawden Chapel, 47. -Faxfleet, 143. Fearby, 56. Featherstone, nap, Rough Street Chapel, 53. Gwennap, Saint Day, 38, © 
444. Feckenham Astwood, 130. Felling, 436. Fellingshore, Gwithian Chapel, 53.—Habton, 53. Hackelton, 35. Hackford, 
436.  Feltwell, 117. Fenstanton, 86, p. Fenton, 53. 55. Whitwell and other Places, 355. Hackness-cum-Hardwood, Dale 
Fenwick, 144.183. Feock, Saint, 38. Fermoy,74. Fermoy, and Scalby, 216. Hackney, 445. Hackney, Old Gravel Pit 
Parishioners, 175. Ferriby, 455. Ferriby, North, 132. Ferry, 55. Meeting House, 445. Hackney, St. Thomas’s Square Chapel, 
Ferry-Port-on-Craig, 455. Ferry-Port-on-Craig, United Asso- 455. Hackney Road, Middlesex Chapel, 445. Haddenham, 52. 
ciate Congregation, 455. Ferrybridge, 56. Festiniog,202. Few- 126. 483, P. ae 86. 175. Haddlesley, 52. Haddon, 
ston, 53.105. Filby,455. Filey,56. Filkins, 443. Fillingham, East, 456. Haddon, West, 86. Hadleigh, 52. 56. Hadleigh, 
55. Finborough, Great, 55. Fincham, 56. 108. Finchingfield, Baptists, 454. Hagbourn, 455. Hagg Worthingham, 455, 
483. Finchley, 445. Finchambers, 454. Finningley, 144, 155. Haig, George A., 176. Hailsham Chapel, 35. Haitcham, 52. 
Fisherton Anger, 175. Fishguard, 126. Fishguard, Pembroke, Haking, 117. Halberton, 56. Halesworth, 52.56. Halifax, 
Welsh Calvinistic Methodists, 147. Flash Chapel, Flaxton, 56. 155. Halifax, Amber Thorn Chapel, 143. Halifax, Blackshaw 
Flint, Buckley Chapel, 444. Flintham Chapel, 52. _Flixton, Head Chapel, 53. Halifax, King’s Cross, 143. Halifax, Lud- 
108. Flushing and Falmouth,74. Folkeston,435. Follifoot, 56. denden Chapel, 53. _ Halifax, North Gate, 143. Halifax, North 
Fontmell Magna,175. Foot’s Cray,147. Ford, 147. Ford, United Parade, Salem Chapel, 143. Halifax, Providence Chapel, 52. 
Associate Congregation, 175. Forden, 52. Fordham, 108. 117. Halifax, South Parade, Chapel, 56. Halifax, Wesley Chapel, 52. 
483. Fordingbridge, 61. 443. Fordingham, High Street, 443. Halkin, 444. Hallam, 56. MHallaton, 435. Hallbottom, 175. 
Forfar, 455. Forres, 238. Forres, Presbytery, 238. Forton, 163. Halmerend, 238. Halsham,423. Halshaw Moor, 74. Halshaw 
Fosterly, 56. Fostock, 454. Foston, 56. 454. Fotherby, 55. Moor, Independents, 444. Halstead, 55. Halsted, 163. Hal- 
Foulsham, 454. Fowey, 53. Foxhall, 454. Foxham, 436. ton, East, 455. Halton Holegate, 435. Halton (Leeds), 52. 
Foxholes, 56.640. Foxton, 435. Framingham, 52. Framing- Halton, West, 454. Haltwhistle, Park Chapel, 105. Hamble- 
hampigot, 455. Framlingham, 56. Fratton, 61. Freckleton, ton, 56. Hammersmith, 445. Hammersmith, Ebenezer Chapel, 
74. Freeland, 176. Freshford, 175. Frewchie, 169. ‘Friars 132. Hampstead, 445. 456. Hampstead, Bethel Chapel, 445. 
Wynd, 486. Friday Thorpe,52. Frieldhurst, 56. _Frieston, Hampstead Norris, 455. Hampsthwaite, 56.61. Hamstall and 
55. Frindsbury, 435. Frisby, 55. _ Friskney, 55. Friston and other Places, 126. Hamsterley, 56. Hamsthwaite, 52. Han- 
Snape, 454. Frith Bank, 56. Frith, Common Chapel, 61. bury Chapel, 61. Handborough, 175. Handsworth,. 456. 
Frodingham, 56.443. Frodsham, 175. Frome, 175. Frome Handsworth, Union Chapel, 456. Handsworth Woodhouse, 56. 
Selwood, Badcox Lane Chapel, 38. Frome Selwood, Church Hanley, 55. 126. Hanley, Baptists, 105. ae Upper Pro- 
of England, 38. Frome Selwood, Rook Lane Chapel, 38. vidence Chapel, 455. Hanley, Tabernacle, 456. Hanley, North 
Frome Selwood, Sheppard’s Barton, 38. Frome Selwood, Shuttle Wingfield, 126. Hanmer, Bronnington Chapel, 444. Hanover 
Street Chapel, 38. Frome Selwood, Zion Chapel, 38. Frowles- Square, St. i. 491. Hanslope, 445. Harborough, 435. 
worth, 172. Fryup, Dales of, 444. Fulbeck, 445. Fulford, Harby, 52. 55. ardsley, 225. Hardway, 61. Hardwick, 455. 
52. Fulham, 445. Fuller, J., Devizes, 20, Pp. Fullesby, 55. Harlech and Barmouth, 454. MHarleston, 454. Harleston with 
Fulstow, 55. Fulwood near Taunton, 52. Furness, 86. Fyn- Redenhall, 454. Harleston and Shelland, 56. Harling, 443. 
non, Well-na-Bwych, Pembroke, 147.— Gaddesley, 55. Gainford, Harlington and other Places, 108. Harlow, Potter’s Street, 483. 
56. Gainsborough, 55. Gainsborough, Presbyterians, 157. Harmon, St., 444. Harmston, 188. Harpenden, 445. Harp- 
Gainsburgh, 163. Gainsburgh, Casgate Street, 126. Galashiels, ham, 56. 640. Harptree, East, 175. Harpurphey, 74. Har- 
126. Galeshill, 56. Galston, 163. Gambelsby,455. Garforth, rington, 52. Harrington, Methodists, 52. Harringworth and 
56. 428. Gargrave,53. Garsdale,56. Garsdon Lea and Cle- Laxton, 454. Harrold, 243. Harrowgate, 56. Harrow-on-the- 
verton, 278. Garshill,175. Garstang, 74. Garstang, Independ- Hill, 52. Harston, 175. Hartley, Seaton Sluice and their Vici- 
ents, 126. Garston, 444. Garthorpe, 53. Garton, 52. 56. 444. nities, 147. Hartfield, 455, Hartgrove, 175. Harting, 455. 
Gate Hemsley, 56. Gateshead, 163. 436. Gateshead Fell, 436. Hartington, 86. Hartlepool, 436. Hartley, 454. Hartpury, 
Gaustead and Bilton, 444. Gayton, 56. Georgeham, 48. 423. Hartshorne, 86. Hartwell, 486. Harum, 52. Harwell, 
George’s, Saint, Lower Easton Chapel; George’s, Saint, Pill 455. Harwich, 56. 483. Haslingden, Dearden Gate Chapel, 
Chapel, 455. George’s, Saint, in the East, Saint George’s Chapel, 444, Haslingden, Pleasant Street Chapel, 444. Haslingfield, 
445. German’s, Saint, and Myhard, 405. Germoe Chapel, 53. 144. Haslington, 74.421. Hassibrigg Chapel, 47. Hastings, 
Gerrans, 39,p. Gerrans Chapel, 61. Ghewilog, 454. Gidding, 52. 61. Hatch Beauchamp, 183. Hatcham, New Cross Chapel, 
Great, 487. Giggleswick, 126. Gildersome, 53. 444. Gilling, 435. Hatcliffe, 56. Hatfield and Thorne, 444. Hatfield, Wes- 
53. Gillingham and other Places,56. Gillingham, 175. 435. leyan Methodists, 144. Hatfield Woodhouse, 144. Hatherleigh, 
559. Gillingham, Brompton Chapel, 435. Gimingham, 454. 48. Hathern, 428. Hathersage, 454. Hatton,86. Haugh, 56. 
Gipping, 56. Girvin, 455. Gisburn, Stopper Lane Chapel, 444, Haughton, 56. Havant, 445. Haven Bank, 455. Haven, 
Gissing, 455.. Glamorgan, Shiloh Chapel, 444. Glandford and Little, 117. Haverfordwest, 117. Haverfordwest, Calvinistic 
Cockthorpe, 445. Glandwr, 160. Glanrhyd and Newport, 160. Methodists, 126. Haverfordwest, Ebenezer Chapel, 147. Haver- 
Glasbury, 444. Glasgow and Ayr, 47. Ge, Bankers, &amp;c., fordwest, Female Baptists, 444. Haverfordwest, St. Thomas 
456,p. Glasgow, Eglington Street, 269. Glasgow, Grey Friars Green, 126. Haverfordwest, Wesleyan Methodists, 117. 
Place,455. Glasgow,John StreetChapel,175, Glasgow, United Hawarden, 130. Hawen Frodyrawe, 465. Hawes Chapel, 444. 
Associate Congregation of the Secession Church, Melville Street, Hawke Mount Chapel, 60. Hawkedon, 454. Hawkshead, 444, 
597. Glasgow, Presbytery,222. Glasgow, Regent Place, 455. 445. Hawleigh, 56. Hawling, 423. Hawnby, 52. Haworth, 
Glasgow, Wellington Street, 455. Glasslough, 483. Glastonbury, 56. Haworth Chapelry, 35. Haworth, Old Chapel, 35, P. 
163.175. Glazedale, 52. 444. Glenfield, 55. Glenham, Great, Hawthorn, 436. axby, 53. Haxby and Strensall, 444. 
454. Glenlough, 147. Glenn, 55. Glentham, 55. Glentworth, Haxey, 55. Hay, 155. Hayfield, 86. Hayle Copperhouse, 
454. Glossop, 86. Gloucester, 423. 445. Gloucester, Durdham 60. Haycastle, Parish of, 147. Hazlewood, 86. Head Corn, 
Down Chapel, 455. Gloucester, Parker’s Row, 443. Gloucester- 52. 435. Heage, 74. Heanor, 86. Heanor, Mount Zion 
shire, Chalford Hill, 20. Glyn, Ceiriog, 444. Glynn, 454. Chapel, 49. Hearson Mountain, 117. Heath, 52. Heather, 
pera 52.209. Golan, 435. Goldenhill Chapel, 55. Golden 55. Heaton Mersey, 74. Heaton Norris, Tiviotdale Chapel, 74. 
Square, Marshall Street, Craven Chapel, 163, pr. Golden Valley, Hebburn, 436. Hebdon Bridge, 53. Heckmondwike, 56. 
423. Goldie, Thomas Smith, 456,p. Goldsithney Chapel, 53. Hedon, 56.126. Heeley, 56. Heighington, 55, 56. Helier’s, 
Golgate, near Lancaster, 444. Gomersall, 56. Goodmanham, St., Jersey, 175. Helland Chapel, 53. Hellingly, 455. Helm- 
52. Goodman’s Fields, Little Alie Street, 445. Goodman’s sall, South, 56. Helpstone, 455. Helsby, 175. Helston Chapel, 
Fields, Little Prescott Street, 445. Goodshill Chapel, 455. Goole, 60. Hemel Hempstead, 445. Hemel Hempstead, Box Lane 
52. Gorebridge, 183. Gorey, 456. Gorleston, 107, Gorleston, Chapel, 445. Hemel Hempstead, Boxmoor Meeting House, 445. 
Wesleyan Methodists, 454. Gornal, 455. Gorton, 74. Gosbeck, Hemley, 107. Hemmingby, 55. Hempnall,455. Hemsley, 53. 
454. Gosberton,55. Gosberton, General Baptists, 456. Gosport, Hemswell, 55. Hemsworth, 444. Hemsworth Chapel, 35. 
Middle Street Chapel, 61. Goswell Road eta Place), 133, Hendre, 238. Henham, 454.483. Henley-in-Arden, 202. Hep- 
Gotham Chapel, 52. Gowdall, 56. Goxhill, 455. Grampound. tonstall, 56. Hepworth, 56. Hereford (Females), 48. Here- 
61, P. Grampound (Protestant Dissenters), 38. Granard, 456, ford, Mayor, 35. 506, p. Hereford, Wyebridge Street, 175. 
Grane, 74. ransden, Great, 130. Grasby, 55. Gratton, 55. Heringham and other Places, 57. Hermon Chapel, 444. Herne 
Gravesend, 229. 435. Grayrigge, 455. Grays, 86. Greas- Bay, 435. Hertford, 132. 264. 445. Hertford, Dane End, 445. 
borough, 53. Greasbrough, 38. Greasley Hill Top Chapel, 52. Heslerton, East, 56. Hessay, 56. Hethersett, 56. Hetton, 56. 
Greenacres, 444. Greenacres Moor, 444. Greenby and Stainby 436. Hevingham, 56. Heworth, 53.157. “Hexham, 163. 443. 
(Lincoln), 55. Greenfield, 130. Greengate, 52. | Greenham- Hexthorpe, 74. _Heydor with Kelby, 130. Heywood, 74. Hi- 
merton, 56. Greenhill, 56. Greenock, 445. Greenock, In- bernian Negro’s Friend Society, 361. Hibblestow, 56. Hickle- 
niskip Street, 445. Green’s Norton, 486. Greenwich, London- ton, 108. igh Felling, 157. Higham, 444. Higham Ferrers, 
Street so 52. Greenwich, Maize Hill Chapel, 435. Green- 455. Highgate, 445. Highhouse, 56. Highlay, 175. High- 
_ wich R Chapel, 52. Greenwich, Royal Hill Chapel, 435. town, 56. ighworth, 436. Hilcot, 436. Hilderstone, 456. 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Slavery—continued. Slavery—continued. 

For the Abolitition thereof—continued. For the Abolition thereof—continued. 
Hilgay and Fordham, uxxxvi. 108. Hillan, 56. Hillgay, 56. Clare, uxxxvi. 465. Killarney, 108.830, ep. Killasee, 45¢. Killeagh, 
Hinckley, 55.157. Hinderwell, 444. Hindolveston, 455. Hinck- 175. Killeheen, 445. Killevy (Two Petitions), 143. Killibegs, 347. 

- ling Chapel, 52. Hippings, 74. Histon, 435. Hitchin, 56. 445. Killingworth, 212. Killingworth Chapel, 47. Killishee, 288. 
Hixon, 147. Hoby and Thrussington, 55. Hockley Chapel, 52. Kilmarnock, 355. 455. Kilmarnock, United Associate Secession 
Hodson, 175. Hogsthorpe, 455. Holbeach, 56. 163. Holbeck, Church, 443. Kilnogross, 86. Kilpatrick, West, 183. Kilrea, 
56. Holbrook, 52. Holcomb, 175. Holecott, 486. Hollesley, 389. Kilrenny, 454. Kilsby, 454. Kilton and Murton, 52. 


107. Holliers, Lance and Scorton, 74. Hollingbourne, 435. Kilworth, 255. Kimberley Chapel, 52. Kimberworth, 52. Kim- 
Hollington, 52. Hollingworth, 445. Hollingsclough, 55. Hol- bolton, 445. 455. Kimbolton, Protestant Dissenters, 454. Kin- 
linwood, 444. Hollym, 56.444. Holm, 188. Holme, South, cardine, 255.697, Pp. Kinclaven, 455. Kineton, 454. Kinghorn, 
56. Holme-upon-Spaldingmoor, 130. Holmes, 56.144. Holm- Royal Burgh, 130. King’s Cliffe, 455. King’s Lynn, Tower 
firth, 169. Holmfirth, Almondbury, 52. Holmpton, 56. 444. Street Chapel, 56. King’s Walden, 445. Kingsand, 53. Kings- 
Holsworth, 56. Holt, 167.455. Holton, 157. olton-le-Clay, bridge, 216. Kingsbury, 175. Kingscourt, 465. Kingsland 
56. Holyhead, 74. 157. 483. Holyhead, Dissenters, 483. Chapel, 238. Kingsley, 55.175. Kingstanley, 443. Kings- 


Holywell, 147. 444. Holywell, Wesleyan Methodists, 443. thorpe, 47. Kingston, 108. Kingston-upon-Hull,61. Kingston- 
Holywell, Wesleyans, 444. Holywell and Kedingworth, Inha- upon-Hull, Anlaby Chapel, 52. Kingston-upon-Hull, Bowl 
bitants of, 549. Honabridge, 56. Honeybourne Chapel, 61. Alley Lane Chapel, 52. Kingston-upon-Hull, Fish Street Cha- 
Honiton, 1382. Honiton, Duitarians, 216. Honley, 52. 444. pel,61. Kingston-upon-Hull, George Street Chapel, 74. Kings- 


Hoo and Letheringham, 55. Hook Norton, 456. Hooley Hill, en George Yard Chapel, 52. Kingston-upon-Haull, 
74. Hooper, John, 61, p. Hooton Pagnell, 155. Hope, 454. Hessle Chapel, 52. Kingston-upon-Hull, Pottery Chapel, 52. 
Hopton, 107. Horbury, 53. Horeb, Pembroke, 117. ethens, Kingston-upon Hull, Salthouse les Chapel, 74. Kingston- 
454. Horkstow, 454. Hormsby Gate and Ainstable, 455. upon-Hull, Swanland, 52. Kingston-upon-Hull, Waltham Street 
Horncastle, 55. 455. Horncastle, Primitive Methodists, 455. Chapel, 52. Kingston-upon-Hull, Wesleyan Methodists, 39, p. 
Horncastle, 454. Hornchurch, 56. Horndean, Berwickshire, Kingston-upon-Thames, 117. Kingswindford, Mount Pleasant 
443. Horndon, 163. Hornsea, 56. 445. Horse Downs Chapel, Chapel, 55. Kingswood, 423. Kington, 47, p. Kinoulton 
53. Horseforth, 465. Horsehouse, 56. MHorsell, 456. Horse- Chapel, 52. Kintbury, 455. Kiphill, 56. Kippax, 56. Kirby, 
ley, 423. Horsford, 56. Horsforth, 52. Horsham, 52. 454. 56. Kirby Hill, 191. Kirby-super-Bain, 56. Kirby Grindalyth, 


Horsham, Baptists, 455. Horsham, Dissenters, 455. Horsham, 53. Kirby Malzard, Lofthouse Chapel, 53. Kirby Malzard, 
Quakers, 132. Horsham, St. Faith’s, and Newton, 445. Horsing- Meddlesmoor Chapel, 61. Kirby Malzard, Summer Bridge 
ton and Templecoombe, 435. Horseley, 443. Horseleydown, Parish ng 58. Kirby Moorside, 53. Kirby South, 444. Kirby 
Street, Union Chapel,133. Horseley-on-Tyne, 163. Horton, Great, Wiske, 53. Kirk-Bramwith, Braithwaite and other Places, 105. 
74. Horwich, New Chapel, 444. Hotham and Newbald, 105. Kirk-Deighton, 52. Kirk-Ireton, 454. Kirk-Oswald, 455. 
Houghton, 56. 445. 486. Houghton, Great, Chapel, 35. Hough- Kirkaldy, 389. Kirkby, 53.183. Kirkby Kendall, 169. Kirkby 
ton, Green, 74. Houghton of Oldridge, 74. Houghton-le- Lonsdale, 157. Kirkby Malhamdale, 367. Kirkby Moorside, 
Spring, 436. Houghton-le-Spring, Baptists, 436. Houghton, 155. Kirkby Overblow, 52. Kirkby, Stephen, 53. Kirkby 

est, 444. Hove, 52. Hovingham, 56. Howden, 52. 126. Wharfe, 444. Kirkgate, Leith, 183. Kirkhamligate,56. Kirk- 
147. Howdon Pans, 454. Hoxton, 445. Hoyland,46. Huby, hammerton, 56. Kirkhampton, 53. Kirkham, Zion Chapel, 61. 
56. Hucklow, 454. Huddersfield, Highfield Chapel, 38. Hud- Kirkheaton, 148. Kirkintilloch, 455. Kirkland, 455. Kirk- 
dersfield, Queen Street Chapel, 56. Huddersteld, Ramsden levington, 444. Kirkley and Pakefield, 155. Kirkstall, 53. 56. 
Street Chapel, 144. Huggate, 52. Huggate, Parishioners, 130. Kirkstead, Presbyterian Chapel, 132. Kirkwall,147. Kirkwall, 
Hugglescote, 133. Hull, 56. Hull, Bethell Chapel, 132. United Associate Congregation, 188. Kirriemuir, 183. Kirton, 
Hull Floating Chapel, 108. Hull, Hope Street, 108. Hull, 52. Kirton End Chapel, 55. Kirton Holme, 55. Kirton-in- 
New Chapel, 132. Hulme, Jackson’s Lane Chapel, 444. Hulver, Lindsey, 55. Kirwaen,444. Kislingbury, 105. Knaresborough, 
52. Humberston, 55. Humberstone, 55. Humbleton and Els- 48. 53. Knaresborough, Clergy, 443. Knarsdale, Slaggyford 
ternwick, 444, Huncoats, 56. Hungerford, 175. Hunnanby, Chapel, 105. Knayton, 56. Laighton, 55. 444. Knoddishall, 


53. Hunslet, 56. Hunsonby, 455. Hunstanton, 454. Hunt- 454. Knossington, 172. Knutsford, 157. Knutsford, Baptists, 
ingdon, 47,P. 175. Huntington, 56. Huntley, 455. Hunton, 53. 157.__ Knutsworth, 175. Kylsyth Parish, 445. Kyme, North, 

urworth,56. Husbands Bosworth, 435. Hustwaite,52. Huttoft, 55. Laceby, 55. Lacock, 61,p. Ladrock Chapel, 53. Laith- 
455. Hutton Bushel,56. Hutton, High,52. Hutton Rudby, 444. wate, 53. Lakenhead, Protestant Dissenters, 454. Lakenheath, 
Hutton Scough, 52. Hyde, 175.421. Hylton 1. 56. eon 117. Lambeth, 456. Lambourn, 56.445. Lambton, New, 56. 
Green Chapel, 52. Hythe, 435.—Ibstock, 55. Idle, 56. 155. Lampeter, 157. Lanark, 169. Lancaster, 194. 444. Lancaster, 
Idle, Calverley, 35. Ilford, 483. Ilfracombe, 105. Ilkeston, 86. Bond Street Chapel, 444. Lancaster, High Street Chapel, 61. 
Ilkiston, 49. Ilkiston, Baptists, 147. Illingworth Moor, 56. Lancaster, Nelson Street Chapel, 49, p. Lancaster, New Church, 
Ilminster, 175. Ilminster, Protestant Dissenters, 435. Illogan 444. Lancaster, Radcliffe Close Chapel, 444. Lancashire, Saint 
Bridge Chapel, 53. Illogan, Port Towan Chapel, 61. Ingbirch- Helen’s, Higher Chapel, 444. Lanchester, 436. Landgrove, 175. 
worth, 56. Ingham, 55. Ingham, Protestant Dissenters, 255. Landkey, 491. Landrake, Cornwall, 405. Lanebottom, 74. 
Ingleton, 56. Tapabthndile, 456. Innes,347. Inneshannon, 347. Lane Delph, 55. Lane Delph, Mount Tabor Chapel, 126. Lane 


456. Inskip, 52. Inverbervie, Royal Burgh, 147. Inverbervie, End, High Street Chapel, 55. Lane End, Lower Chapel, 55. 
Royal Suk Females, 147. Inverkeithing, 176. Inverkeithing, Lane End, Staffordshire, 107. Lane End, Zion Chapel, 126. 
Royal Burgh, 176. Inverness, 175. Inverury, 455. Ipplepen, Lane Head, 56. Langarren,61,r. Langham, Essex, 38. Lang- 
56. Ipswich, 108. Ipswich, Dairy Lane Chapel, 454. Ipswich, home, 74. Langley, 53. Langshaw Bridge, 74. “ey 52. 


Ebenezer Chapel, 52. Ipswich, Nicholas Street Chapel, 454. Langworth, 56. Lanturt Major, 444. semen 53. nwyn, 
Ipswich, Stoke Green Chapel, 454. Ipswich, Tacket Street, 107. Ebenezer Chapel, 53. Larne,347. Lathones, Fife,191. Lauder, 
Ireland, 372. Iron Acton, 455. Irthlingborough, 455. Irvines- 483. Laugham, 455. Laugharne, 238. 428. Laughtoft, 56. 
town, 456. Ishmael’s, Saint,117. Isleham, 436. Islington, 47. Laughton, 55.454. Launceston,130. Launceston, Castle Chapel, 


157. 216. Islington Chapel, 445. Islington, Hornsey Road 39, ep. Lavenham, 52. 454. Laverton, 435. Lavington, West, 
Chapel, 445. Islington, Liverpool Road Chapel, 53. Islington, 486. Lawton, Hall Green, 175. Laxton, 56. 454. Laycock, 56. 
Union Chapel, 445. Islington, Lower Norfolk Street Chapel, 445. Laxfield, 454. Layer Breton, 56. Leach, North,61. Leaden- 
Issey, Saint, Chapel, 57. Itching, 347. Ives, Saint, 53. _ Ives, ham, 55. 454. Leake, 55. Leake, East, 445. Leake Fen, 55. 
Saint, Huntingdon, 175. Ivybridge, Episcopal Chapel, 255.— Leathley, 52. — Leaven, Saint, 60. Leavening, 56. _ Lechlade, 
Jarrow, 436. Jedburgh, Royal Burgh, 126. Jefferson, 117. 105. Leckanfield, 444. Leeds, 130, p. Leeds, Albion Chapel, 
Jersey, 175. Jersey, Island of, 56. Jewin Street Chapel, 445. 444. Leeds, Brunswick Chapel, 53. Leeds, Old Chapel, 56. 


John, Saint, Two Petitions, 57. John’s, Saint, Chapel,56. Johns- Leeds, Park Chapel, 191. Leeds, Salem Chapel, 444. —_ Leeds, 
haven, 183. Johnstone, 445. Johnstone, Francis, Hely Hutch- Stone Chapel, 191. Leeds, Wesley Chapel, 52. Leeds, Wood- 
inson, 509. Just, St. 39, p. 53.—Keadby, 55. Keal, East, house Chapel, 52. Leegrave, 52. Leek, 35.55. Leek, Inde- 
454. Keal, West, 454, 455. Kearby, 52. Keddington, 454. pendents, 48. Lees, 160. Legbourn, 55. Leicester, 212. _ Lei- 
Keelby, 55. Kegworth, 435. Kehelland, 74. Keighley, 52. cester, Archdeacon Lane, 133. Leicester, Bishopgate Chapel, 
Keighley, Primitive Methodists of, 655. Keighley, Bethel Cha- 57, p. Leicester, Bond Street Chapel, 38. Leicester, Dover 
pel, 444. Kelfield, 52. Kelk, 56. Kellington, 444. Kelsall Street, 38. Leicester, Ebenezer Chapel, 55. _ Leicester, Friar 
and Carlton, 454. Kelsall, 175. Kelsey, North, 56. Kelso, Lane, 133. Leicester, Gallow Tree Gate, 107. Leicester, Har- 
160. 191. Kelvedon, 56. Kemerton, 423. Kemnay, 295. vey Lane, 38. Leicester, Society of Friends, 38. _ Leicester 
Kendal, 53, p. Kendal, New Street, Independents’ Chapel, 454. Square, Orange Street Chapel, 405. Leigh, 132. — Leighton 
Kendal, Presbyterians, 454. Kendal, Primitive Methodists, 454. Buzzard,52. —Leiston, 454. Leith, Duke Street Chapel, 175. 
Kendal, Unitarians, 35. Kendrick Street Chapel, 456. Kenneggy, Lenham, 435. Lennard, Saint, 423. _ Lenton Chapel, 52. _Leo- 
Downs and Trevene Chapel, 53. Kenninghall, 454. Kennoway, minster, 105. Lerren, 405. Lerwannick, Trevaldock Chapel, 53. 
167. Kensingore, 52. Kent, Peckham Chapel, 52. Kent Road, Lerwick, 454, 455. Leslie, 194. Leslie, United Congregation of, 


Old, Alfred Place, Alfred Place Chapel, 456. Kent Road, 194. Lethendy,455. Letheringham,55. Letterson, 444. Leven, 
Old, Marlborough Chapel, 194. Kenton Chapel, 47. Kenwyn, 56. 444. Levenshulme, 74. Leverington and Parson Drove, 74. 
Wheal Rose Chapel, 61. Kerry, Killarney Chapel, 133. Kes- Leverton, 55. 445. Levie, 435. Lewes, 382. 444. Lewes Cliffe, 
Singland, 52. rcsleagheoh, Parishioners, 155. Kestle Mill 86,p. Lewes, East Gate Chapel, 382. Lewes, Saint John Street 
Chapel, 58. Keswick, 52. Keswick, East, 53. Kettering, 486. Bethesda Chapel, 132. Lewes, Westgate Meeting-house, 86, r. 
Kettering, Baptists, 486. Kettering, Protestant Dissenters, 486, Lewisham, Loampit Dale Chapel, 435. Lewisham, Union Cha- 





487. Kettleshulme, 175. Kettlesing, 56. Keverne, Saint, Co- pel, 435. Leyburn, 56. Leyland, 74. Ley Moor, 56. Lezant, 
verack Chapel, 61. Kew Saint, 53. Keyingham, 56. Keyn- rebuttett Chapel, 53. Lichfield, 35. 55. 444. ee 455. 
sham, 455. Keyston, 126. Kebworth Beauchamp, 428. id- Lilliesleaf, 191. Limber, 55. Limehouse Chapel, 445. imerick, 
derminster, 108. Kidderminster, Baptists, 52. idderminster 74. Limerick, Bedford Row Meeting-house, 57. Limerick, 
Chapel, 61. Kidderminster, Dissenters, 225. 455. Kidlington, Saint Mary, (Two Petitions), 86. Limerick, Saint Michael, 74. 
’ 56. Kidwelly, 238. 428. Kilburn, 56. Kilcennin, 465. Kil- Lincoln, 55. 157. Lincoln, City, 212. Lincoln, Alkboro’ Chapel, 
" conquhar, 455. Kilfimnan, 74. Kilgerran, 160. Kilham, 56. 455. Lincoln, Barton Chapel, 455. Lincoln, Burton Chapel, 
. 640. Kilkenny, 163. Kilkenny, Bawnleigh Chapel, 238. Kil- 455. Lincoln, Harboro’ Chapel, 445. Lincoln, Hawthorn Chapel, 
; kenny Chapel, 445. Kilkenny County and City, 445. Killaloe, 455. Lincoln, Presbyterians, 147. Lincoln’s-Inn Fields, Cary 


Street, 
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Slavery—continued..: .’ 
. For the Abolition thereof—continued. 
Street, xxxxvi. 48. Lincoln’s-Inn Fields, Gate Street Chapel, 445. 
Lincoln’s-Inn Fields, Great Queen Street Chapel, 163. Lin- 
coln’s-Inn Fields, Queen Street, 445. Lindfield, 455. Lindley, 
56. Lineaton, 56. Lingfield, Dorman’s Lane, 456. Linkin- 
horne, 132. Linkinhorne, Rilla Mill Chapel, 53. Linlithgow, 
First United “Associate Congregation, 144. Linlithgow, Second 
. United Associate Congregation, 163. Linthwaite, 56. Linton, 
86.°444. Linton, Protestant Dissenters, 132. Lisburn, 288. 
Lisburn Chapel, 445. Lisburn, Refuge Chapel, 144. Lisburne, 
347. Liskeard, 169. 405. Lismore, 686. Lisnaweerly, 445. 
Liss, 61. Littleborough, 74. Littlebury, 483. Littleham, 491. 
Littlehampton, 105. Littlemoor, Glossop, 160. Littleport, 52. 
Littleton, High, 175. Littleworth, 61. Liverpool, 444. 456, Pp. 
Liverpool, Bensgarden Chapel, 444. _Liverpool, Brunswick 
Chapel, 444. Liverpool, Byrom Street Chapel, 160. Liverpool, 
Cockspur Street, 455. Liverpool, Duncan Street, East, 454. Liver- 
1, Great George Street Chapel, 175. Liverpool, Herculaneum 
Pottery Chapel, 444. Liverpool, Leeds Street Chapel, 444. 
Liverpool, Lime Street, 167. Sloane: Mount Pleasant Chapel, 
444. Liverpool, Pitt Street Chapel, 444. Liverpool, Stanhope 
Street Chapel, 444. Liverpool, United Associate Secession 
Church, 445. Livesey, 74. agadock, 353. Lampeter, Saint 
Thomas Chapel, 465. Llanafan, 132. Llanarth, Capel Vicar 
Chapel, 465. Llanarthney, 238. Llanasee, 444. Llanbedrog, 
435. Llanbister, Bwichsarnaw Chapel, 132. Llanbrynmair, 
435. Llandaff, 444. Llandagai, 435. Llandarog, 238. Lland- 
deusaint, 353. Llandebie, 428. Llandilo, 353. Llandilo-fawr, 
428. Llandiloes, 435. Llandovery, 353. 428. Llandrygan, 
483. Llandudno, 157. Llandyfeylog, 238. ag 3 mo 465, 
Llandyssil, 435. Llandyssil, Peniel Chapel, 465. Llanelly, 238. 
Lianelly, Baptists, 269. Llanerchymedd, 483. Llanerchymedd, 
Welsh Calvinistic Methodists, 483. Llanerfil, 435. Lianfair, 
435. Llanfuirfaereinion, 126. Llanfairy Borth, 483. Llanfairyn- 
gornwy, 483. Llanfechell, 445. 483. Llanfrothan and Maen- 
turog, 202. Llanfyllin, 435. Llangadock, 428. Llangamarch, 
444. Llangefni, 483. Llangeler, 428. Llangirig, 435. Llan- 
gloffen, 117. Llangollen, 444. Llanguinnin, 238. Llangynedr, 
444. Lianhilleth, 157. Llanibar,132. Lilanidloes, 435. Llanid- 
loes, Calvinistic Methodists, 435. Llanivet Chapel, 60. Llan- 
llwchairn, New Quay, Capel Sion Chapel, 465. Llanllwchairne, 
465. Lilanon, 428. Lilanrhaiadr, 444. Llanrwst, 444. Llan- 
santffraid, 435. Llansawell, 353. Llanstephan, 428. Llantris- 
sent, 183. Llanwenarth, 454. Llanwydden, 144. Llechryd, 
188. Llewel, 444. Llock Axton and Rhuddlan, 444. Llwyn- 
yr-onen, 428. Loanhead, Denny, 445. Lochmaben, Presbytery, 
194. Lockington, 53. Lockton, 56. Lockwinnock, 183. Lod- 
diswell, 216. Loddon, 57, pr. Lofthouse, 53. 444. Lofthouse 
and Rothwell, 53. Logieatmond, 455. Londesborough, 444. 
London, Bishopsgate, 445. London, Cannon Street, Salters’ Hall 
Meeting House, 456. London, Coleman Street, St. Stephen, 445. 
London, Devonshire Square, 445. London, Eagle Street, 445. 
London, Eagle Street, Female Baptists, 455. London, Fetter 
Lane Chapel, 74. London, Fitzroy Episcopal Chapel, 254. 
London, ome Alley, 445. London, Keppel Street, 61, p. Lon- 
don, Little Alie Street, 445. London, Miles Lane Chapel, 53. 
London, Old Gravel Lane, 445. London and Westminster, 53, Pp. 
London and Westminster, Dissenting Ministers, 456. London- 
derry, 456. Longford, 126, p. 456. Laneiel, Baptists, 163. 660. 
Longford, County, 194. Longport, 55. Longridge, 47. Long 
Stanton, All Saints, 436. Longton,74. Lonmay,455. Looe, 405. 
Looe, West, 183. Lopham, North, 455. Lorn, 445. Lostock, 175. 
Lostwithiel, 405. Lostwithiel Chapel, 60. Lothian, Synod of, 
456, Pp. Loughborough, 130. 428. Loughborough, Baptists, 435. 
Loughton, 35, p. Lound,107. Louth, 55. 408. 483. Loversall, 
108. Lowdham, 445. Lowestoft, 52.107. Lowestoft, Baptists, 
107. Lowestoft, Independents, 107. Lowthorp, 640. Lucan, 
372. 456. Lucton, 444. Ludborough, 55. Luddenden Dean, 
Halifax, 52. Luddington, 55. Ludford, 55. Ludgvan, 53. 
Ludham, 455. Ludlow, 487, p. Lumb in Rossendale, 444. 
Lumley, 157. Lumley, West, 56. Lusby, 455. Lusworth, 56. 
Luton, 52. 105. Lutterworth, 55. 74, rp. Lutton, 53. Lyd- 
brook, 61. Lydford, 179. Lydney, 144. Lye Waste Chapel, 
61. Lyme (Dorset), 175. Lyme Regis, 182. 483. Lymington, 
483. Lymington, Protestant Dissenters, 483. Lymm, 421. 
Lympsham, 176. 435. Lympshaw, 175. Lyng, 455. Lynn 
Regis, 108. 435. Lynn Regis, Primitive Methodists, 455. Lynn, 
West, 57, p. Lytchett, 445. Lyth, 56.—Mabe Chapel, 60. 
Maberley Chapel, 56. Mabyn, St., Chapel, 60. Macclesfield, 
Baptists, 421. Macclesfield, Brunswick Chapel, 444. Maccles- 
field, Parsonage Street, Providence Chapel, 421. Macclesfield, 
Rose Chapel, 52. Macclesfield, Sunderland Street, 175. Mac- 
clesfield, Townley Street, 52. Machan, 454. Machynlleth, 202. 
435. Madeley, 423. Madeley Wood, 423. Madey, Baptists, 
61. Madey, Female Baptists, 61. Madoes, St., 455. Madron 
Chapel, 53. Maelog, 483. Maencloghog, 160. Maenturog, 
202. Maer and Chorlton, 445. Magdalen, 455. Magherafelt, 
456. Maidenhead, 175. 455. Maidenhead, Countess of Hunt- 
ingdon’s Connexion, 454. Maidstone, 160. Maidstone, Union 
Street Chapel, 425. Maldon, 191. Malham, 53. Malber- 
stang Chapel, 445. Malling, 435. Malling Town, 435. Mallow, 
Zion Chapel, 126. Malmesbury, 278. Fac 175. Maltby 
and Stainton, 155. Malton, 126. Malton, Protestant Dissenters, 
39, Pp. Malton, New, Independents, 126. Malton, Old, 52. 
Man, Isle of, Peel Chapel, 445. Man, Isle of, Ramsey Chapel, 
445. Manby, 65.454. Manchester, 444. Manchester, Cannon 
Street Chapel, 444. Manchester, Clarence Street Chapel, 444. 
Manchester, Cooper Street Chapel, 444. Manchester, Cold House 
Chapel, 444. Manchester, Cropper Street, 209. Manchester, 
Cross Street Chapel, 167. Manchester, Edward Street Chapel, 
444. Manchester, Gartside Street Chapel, 444. Manchester, 








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George Street Chapel, txxxv1.444. Manchester, Great Bridgewater 
Street Chapel, 74. Manchester, Great Mount Street Chapel, 444, 
Manchester, Grosvenor Street Chapel, 444. Manchester, Lloyd 
Street Chapel, 444. Manchester, Mosley Street Chapel, 444, 
Manchester, Mosley Street Chapel, Unitarians, 444. Manchester, 
Oldham Street Chapel, 74. Manchester, Oxford Road Chapel, 
74. Manchester, Parliament Street Chapel, 444. Manchester, 
Peter Street, New Jerusalem Church, 444. Manchester, Rooden 
Lane Chapel, 74. Manchester, Rusholme Road Chapel, 444. 
Manchester, St. Clement, 444. Manchester, St. George’s Road 
Chapel, 444. Manchester, St. Luke, 444. Manchester, St, 
Michael, 444. Manchester, St. Paul, 444. Manchester, St, 
Stephen, 444. Manchester, Wesley Chapel, 74. Manchester, 
York Street Chapel, 444. Manchester Square, Hinde Street 
Chapel, 445. Mangan Chapel, 61. Mankey Chapel, 60. Man- 
ningham, 56. Manningtree, 56. 86. Manningtree, Protestant 
Dissenters, 56. Manor, Peebles, 130. Mansfield, 52. 144, 
Mansfield, Woodhouse, 52. Mapperley, 86. Mapplewell, 225. 
Marazion, 39, Pp.53. Marazion, Capital Inhabitants, 454. Mara- 
zion, Females, 39,r. March, 74. 435. Marden, 435. Marfield, 
444, Mareham-le-Fen, 454, 455. Marfleet, 56. M te, 52. 
435. Mareham, 49. Marishes, 56. Mark, 175. Markby, 455, 
Market Drayton, 175. Market “eg 61, p. Market 
ge. rotestant Dissenters, 209. arket Street (Herts), 
445. arket Weighton, 56. Markfield, 55. Marksbury, 176. 
Marlboro’, 56. Marlborough, 334. Marlborough, Independents, 
436. Marlow, Great, 444. Marmullane or Passage, West, 361. 
Marple, 86. Marpleton, 444. Marschapel, 55. Marsden, 74. 
444, Marsett, 52. Marsk, 56. Marston, 56.255. Martham, 
435. 455. Martin, St. 53. Martinscroft near 3y soeinations 444, 
Martin’s, St., 175. Martin’s, St., in-the-Fields, Tavistock Chapel, 
188. Martley, 130. Martock, 126. Martock, Bath, 132. 
Marton, 56. 454. Mary Axe, St., Chapel, 445. Marylebone, 
St., 456, P. Maryborough, 155. 456. Maryport, 52. Marytavy, 
56. Masham Chapel, 53. Massingham, 86. oar ag 28m 
Great, 455. Matlask, 455. Mauchline, 367. Mavin, North, 
(Shetland), 455. Mavis Enderby, 455. Mawes, St., 53. Maw- 
nan, 405. Mawnan Chapel, 53. Maybole, 367. 455. Mayfield, 
55. M‘Crea, John Ben, 39, p. Mearns, 445. Measham, 86, 
Measham and other Places, 126. Meavy, 255. Meborne, 347. 
Medsted, 38. Meifoa, 435. Melbourn, 53. Melbourne, 56. 86. 
Melcombe Regis and Weymouth, 456. Melford, Long, 52. 
454. Melick, Mount, 456. Melingriffith, 444. Melksham, 
436, Pp. Meller, 74. Mellis, 455. Mellis and Yaxley, 454. 
Mellor Longhursthane, 86. Mells, 176. Melmerby, 52. Mel- 
rose, 295. Meltham, 444. Melton, 107. Melton Mowbray, 
55. Melton Mowbray, Independents, 155. Meneage, 147. 
Mennethorpe, 53. Meols, North, Church Town, 108, rp. Mere- 
clough, 444. Merlin’s Bridge, 117. Merse, Provincial Synod 
of, 456, Pp. Merstham, 52. Merthyr, Carsalem Dowlais, 444, 
Merthyr Tidfyl, 183. Merthyr Tidvil, Pont Mortais Chapel, 
444. Merthyr Tydvil, 444. Merthyr Tydvil, Bethel Chapel, 
444. Merthyr Tydvil, Dowlais Chapel, 444. Merthyr Tydvil, 
Sion Chapel, 444. Messingham, 55.  #Metheringham, 55. 
Methley, 56. Methven, 455. Methwold, 117. Mettingham, 57. 
Menston, 52. Mevagissey, 53. 405. Mexborough, 155. Mick- 
eton, 53. Micklefield, 53. Mickleover, 334. Middleham, 46. 
Middle Hill, Pembroke, 147. Middle Rasen, 55. Middlesex, 
Cannon Street Road Chapel, Saint George’s-in-the-East, 74. 
Middlesex, Copper Mills Chapel, 53. Middlesex, Crouch End, 
61. Middlesex, Highbury College, 445. Middlesmoor, 126. 
Middlestown, 56. Middleton, 52. 56. 74. 444.454. Middleton 
Cheney, 61.486. Middleton-on-the-Hill, 456. Middleton, Stony, 
454. Middlewich,175. Midgley,143. Midleton, 175. Midmar, 
455. Midsummer Norton, 175. Milborne Port, 175. 334. 
Milbrook, 56. Milcomb, 20. Mildenhall, 117. Mildenhall, 
Baptists, 454. Mildenhall, Beck Row Chapel, 117. Mile End, 
Brunswick Chapel, 509. Mile End Road, 456. Miley, 456. 
Milford, 117. 445. Milford Haven, 117. Milfurd, South, Sher- 
burn, 52. Mill, New, 444. Mill, Upper, 56. Millbrook, 53. 
86. Millington, 53. Milltown, 130. Milnaport, 183. Miln- 
thorpe, 454. Milton, 47. 238. Milton, ake, 445. Milton, 
South,454. Milverton, 126. Minchinhampton, 20. Minehead, 
47. Minster, Isle of Thanet, 435. Minting, 55. Minver, Saint, 
Chapel, 53. Mirfield, 56. Misson, 144. Misterton, 52. 147. 
Mitcham, 456. Mithiam, Saint Agnes, 60. Modbury, 56. 108. 
Modbury, Baptists, 216. Moelfre, Llansilin, 444. Moira, 55. 
Moira Chapel, 445. Mold, Bailey Hill Chapel, 444. Molleston, 
444. Monaghan, 456. Monckton, 52. Monk Fryston, 56. 
Monk Wearmouth, 56. 436. Monk Wearmouth, Salem Chapel, 
436. Monk Wearmouth Shore, Hamilton Street Chapel, 436. 
Monkscleigh, 52. Monkstown, 361. Monmouth, 454. Mon- 
mouth, County, 157, p. Montacute, 176. 216. Monton, 444. 
Montrose, 487. Montrose, Market Street Chapel, 175. Moore 
Chapel, near Warrington, 444. Moorgreen, 20, rp. Moorhouse 
and Clayton, 155. Moorsholm, 444. Morcott, 454. Morden, 
445. Morebattle, 455. | Moretonhampstead, 56. Morgan, 
William Augustus,74. Morland and Cliburn, 455. Morley, 56. 
245. Morpeth, 108. Morton, 52. 56. Morton Banks, 52. 
Morton, South, 454. Mosley, 444. Moss, 444. Mossley, 74. 
444, Mostan, 74. Motcombe, 175. Mouldsworth, 175. 
Moulton, 61. 486. Mountmelick, 155. Mount Pleasant, 74. 
Mount Pleasant Chapel, 444. Mountsorrel and Quorndon, 435. 
Moy, 147. Moyallan, Anti-Slavery Society, 147. _Muckart, 
172. Mullingar, 456. Mullion Chapel, 60. _Munchin, Saint, 
Two Petitions), 56. Murton, 52. 444. Musselburgh, 202. 
uston, 255. utford, 52. Mutford or Barnaby, 107, Mut- 
hill, 255. Mydrim, 238. Myhard, 405. Mylor, 38. Mylor 
Chapel, 60. Mylor, Flushing Chapel, 53. Mynyddbach, 212. 428. 
Mynyddyslwyn, 132. Mytholmroyd, 66.—Nabb, 176. Nebers, 
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Slavery —continued. 


For the Abolition thereof—continued. 
uxxxvi. 53. Nafferton, 52. Nailsea, 175. Nailsworth, 105. 
Nairn, 445. Nairn, United Associate Con tion, 491. Nance- 
ollan Chapel, 53. Nantgaredig, 238. Nantwich,175. Nant-y- 
Glo, 454. Narberth, 117. Narberth, Baptists, 147. Narbe 
Independents, 86. Narborough, 188. Naseby, 202. 455. 
Naunton, 428. Navenby, 52. 454. Nawton, 52. Nayland, 454. 
Neath, 126, rp. 183. Nechells, 408. Necton, 163. Needham 
Market, 436. Needingworth, 549. Neot, Saint, 405. Neot’s, 
Saint, Chapel, 52. Neston,175. Netherbroughton, 55. Nether- 
hay, 175. Netherlong, Almondbury, 52. Nether Poppleton, 
191. Netherton, 53. 456. Nettleham, 55. Nettleton, 55. 
Netton, 175. Newark, Lombard Street, 444. Newark-upon- 
Trent, Balderton Gate Chapel, 52. Newarhill, 144. Newbald, 
105. Newbiggin, 194. Newbold Chapel, 48. Newborn, 107. 
Newborough, 483. Newbottle, 56. 436. Newbottle and King’s 
Sutton, 486. Newbridge, 147. Newbridge, Roman Catholics, 
454. Newburn, 52. Newbury, 455. Newbury, Northbrook 
Street, Upper, Meeting House, 147. Newbury, Northbrook Street, 
455. Newbury, Northcroft Lane Chapel, 147. Newcastle, 55. 
238. Newcastle, Down, 445. Newcastle, Ebenezer Chapel, 169. 
Newcastle, Emlyn, 428. Newcastle-under-Lyme,35. Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, 57, p. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Bethel Chapel, 74. 
ewcastle-upon-Tyne, Bridge Street, 144. _Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
Brunswick Place Chapel, 47. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, The Close, 
436. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Cordwainers, 126. Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne, New Court Chapel, 20. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, New Road 
Chapel, 47. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Postern Street Chapel, 57. 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Presbytery, 106. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
Scotch Church, 133. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Secession Church, 
133. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Tuthill Stairs Chapel, 74. New- 
church, 74. Newhall, 86. Newhaven, 408. New Inn, 238. 
Newington, Kent, 485. Newington, South, 132. Newland, 56. 
456. Newlands, Reverend John, 455. Newly Wirk, 56. 
Newlyn, 53. Newlyn Chapel, 53. Newlyn, Independents, 74. 
New Mill, 444. Newmills, 86. 454. Newport, 56. 157. 160. 
175. 455. Newport, Essex, 509. Newport, Monmouth, 454. 
Newport Pagnell, 445. Newport Pagnell, Wesleyan Methodists, 
445. Newport, Pembroke, 444. Newport, Isle of Wight, 454. 
Newry, William Street Chapel, 445. ewsham, 53. Newton, 
52, 53. 55, 56. 445. Newton, Saint Pettrick, 455. Newton 
Abbott, 74. Newtonbreda, near Belfast, 130. Newton Heath, 
74. Newton, Old, 56. Newton, South, 175. Newtown, 183. 
435. Newtownbarry, 238. 456. Newtownards, 445. Newtown- 
butler, 486. Newtownforbes, 456. Nigg, 175. Nohoval and 
Ballyfeard (Two Petitions), 143. Norfolk, Brinton Chapel, 455. 
Norfolk, Brixton Chapel, 455. Norfolk, Saint Germain’s, 56. 
Norland, 56. Norley, 175. Normanton, 86, Normanton 
Chapel, 52. Normanton, South, and Pinxton, 49. Northallerton, 
52.444. Northampton, 47.486, Northampton, Castle Hill Meeting 
House, 163. Northampton, College Street, 28. Northampton, 
Commercial Street Chapel, 38. Northampton, King’s Head Lane 
Chapel, 52. North Isles, Zetland, 455. Northdelf,56. Northiam, 
58. 225. Northill Chapel,60. Northleach,202. Northleave, 56. 
Northleigh, 175. Northorpe, 55. Northowran, 143. Northowran, 
Inde = adel 144. Northumberland, Benton Square, 443. 
Northumberland, Glendale Ward, 372. Northumberland, Haydon 
Bridge, 443. Northumberland, New York, 443. Northumber- 
land, North Middleton Chapel, 147. Northumberland, Saint 
Peter’s Chapel, 74. Northumberland, West Moor Chapel, 105. 
Northwich, 175. Northwich, Protestant Dissenters, 421. North- 
wold, 117. Norton, 222. 436. Norton, Chipping, 86. 456. 
Norton-on-the-Moors, 55. Norton-on-the-Moors, Sandy Lane, 
55. Norton, Saint Philip, 175.202. Norwell Chapel, 52. Nor- 
wich, 456. Norwich, Calvert Street Chapel, 57, P.455. Norwich, 
Saint Peter,57, rp. Norwich, Saint Peter’s, 455. Norwood, 144. 
Norwood, Ladies, 147. Nottingham, 445. Nottingham, Broad 
Street, 117. Nottingham, Canaan Street Chapel, 52. North- 
ampton, Castle Gate, 191. Nottingham, Fiskerton Chapel, 52. 
Nottingham, Friar Lane Chapel, 74. Nottingham, George Street 
Chapel, 86. Nottingham, Welifax Chapel, 52. Nottingham, 
Parliament Street Chapel, 52. Nottingham, Quakers, 445. Not- 
tingham, Ruddington Chapel, 52. Nottingham, Salem Chapel, 
163. Nottingham, Stoney Street Chapel, 52. Nottingley, 56. 
Nunburnholme, 56. Nun Monckton, 209. Nunnington, 53.— 
Oakham, 55. Oakhampton, 56. Oakhill, 176. akley, 56. 
Oakridge, 61. Oakthorpe, 86. Oakworth, 52. Ockbrook, 107. 
Ockbrooke, 334. Ockendon, 61. Octon, 640. Ogdon, near 
Rochdale, 444. Okenshaw, 74. Oldbury, 456. Old Hill, 
Stafford, 456. Oldham, 74. 126, rp. 444. Oldham, Providence 
Chapel, 444. Oldham, Society of Friends, 444. Oldmeldrum, 
212. Olney, 445. Olney, Baptists, 445. Olveston, 455. One- 
cote Chapel, 55. Onehouse, 56. Ongar, 483. Openshaw and 
airfield, 444. Orkney, Synod, 188. Orleston, 52. Ormesby, 
+55, Ormskirk, 444. Orston, 52. Osbaldwick and Murton, 444. 
sgodby, 55. Osmaston, near Ashborne, 334. Osmotherley, 56. 
sswestry, 86. 175. Oswestry, Old Chapel, 456. Otley, 454. 
Ottery, Saint Mary, 86. Ottringham, 444. Oulton, 56. 
Oulton, Dissenters, 455. Oulton or Flixton, 108. Oundle, 
61, p. 455. 486. Ouseburn, Great, 143. Ouseburn, Little, 
52. Oustwick, 444. Ovendon, Mount Zion Chapel, 143. 
Ovendon, 56. Over, 86. 444. Over Darwen,74. Over Darwen, 
Ebenezer Chapel, 74, rp. Overstrand and Sidestrand, 454. Over- 
‘ton, 456. Ovingham, 295. Owston, 105. Owthorne, 56. 443, 
Oxford, 21, rp. Oxford, New Inn, Hall Lane, 486. Oxford, 
New Road Chapel, Protestant Dissenters, 105. Oxford, New 
Road Chapel, Female Protestant Dissenters, 53, p. Oxne, 454. 
Oxton, 52.—Padfield, 86. Padiham, 444. Padstow, 61, Pp. 
Paignton, 38. Painswick,428. Paisley, 163,r. Paisley, Abbey 
Close, 445. Paisley, First United Associate Congregation, 445. 





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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Slavery —continued. 4 


For the Abolition thereof—continued. ; 
Methodists, xxxv1.445. Pakefield, 155. Pakenham, 52.56. Pallas- 
kenry, 445. Palsgrave, 454, Paltington, 56.- Pampisford, 483. 
Papa Stour, 455. Paran, 183. Parbrook, 175. Patdshaw, 52. 
Parkham, 491. Parson Drove, 74. Partney, 455. Parwick, 
107. Passage, West, 361. Passage, West, Cork,408. Passage, 
West, or Marmullane and Monkstown, 361. Patricroft, 444. 
Patrington, 444. Paul, 53. Paulerspury, 486. Paull, 56.°. 
Paul’s Cray, 435. Paul’s Walden, 445. Paulton, 176. 435. 
Paunall, 56. Paythorn, 56. Pear Tree Chapel, 455... Peasen- 
hall, 52. 454. Peckham, 176. Peckleton, 55. Peebles, 194. 
Pelynt (Two Petitions) 405. Pemberton, 74. Pembroke, 143. 
Pembroke, Carfarchell Chapel, 147. Pembroke, Dock, 143. 
Pembroke, Dock Chapel, 117. Pembroke, Rhydygele Chapel, 
147. Pembroke, Tabernacle, 143. Pembroke, Tiers Cross, 147. 
Pembroke, Trevine Chapel, 147. Pembroke, Wesleyan Metho- 
dists, 143. Pen Morfa and Turgwyn, 465. Pendlehill, 444. 
Pendleton, 74. Pendock, 456. Peniarth, 435. Penistone, 53. 
444, Penistone, Green Moor Chapel, 126. Penkridge, 456. 
Fone, 436. Pennard, West, 176. Penner, 454. Penpark, 
465. Penpoll,38. Penponds, 74. Penrith, 311, p. 444. 455. 
Penrith, Ebenezer, 444. Penryn, 55. Penryn Chapel, 53. Pen- 
ryn, New Street Chapel, 55. Pensford, 455. Pentney, 49. 

entonville, Claremont Chapel, 202. Pentraeth, 483. Pentre- 
Livior, 435. Penuel,435. Penwith, Saint Just, 53. Pen-y-bryn, 
444, Pen-y-cae, 454. Penygarn, 454. Penymyneth, 130. 
Penzance, 39, p. 60.74. Perram, Uthnoe, Saint, 405. Perran- 
well Chapel, 61. Percy, Main, 454. Perth, Canal Street, 455. 
Perth, City, 455. Perth, Middle Church, 455. Perth, Mill 
Street, Independents’ Church, 455. Perth, North United Associate 
ans tion, 455. Perth, Protestant Dissenters, 455. Perth, 
South Street, 455. Perth, South Street, Baptist Church, 455. 
Peter, Saint, and Paul, 445. Peterborough, 74. 455. Peter- 
church, 61. Peterchurch, Female Baptists, 61. Peterhead, 455. 
Petersfield, 61.132. Petersfield, Independents, 445. Petersfield, 
Wesleyan Chapel, 61. Petherton, South, 176. Petistree, 55. 
Petworth, 86. Pevensey, 455. Pewsey, 295. Philadelphia, 56. 
Philleigh, 39, rp. 405. Pickering, 56. Pickhill, 52. Pickmere, 
175. Pillaton, 405. Pilling, 74. Piltown, 465. Pimlico, 
Palace Street, Buckingham Chapel, 445. Pinchbeck, 182. Pinx- 
ton, 49. PinxtonChapel,52. Pisgah Chapel, 444. Pitcairn, 455. 
Pitchcomb, 428. Pitchley, 486. Pitrodie, 455. Pitsford, 486. 
Pitsligo and New Deer, 454. Pittenweem, 455. Pitton, 175. 
Plaistow, 456. 483. Playford and Rushmere, 133. Plumley, 
175. Plumpton, 74. Plungar, 255. Plymouth, 74, p. Ply- 
mouth, Baker Street, 48. Plymouth, Christian Ministers, 169, Pp. 
Plymouth, Ebenezer Chapel, 56. Plymouth, How Street, 38. 
Plymouth, New Tabernacle, 106, p. Pocklington, 56. Pollok- 
shaws, 486. Polperro, 405. Polruan, 405. Polstead, 56. 
Ponder’s End, 53, p. Ponsanooth Chapel, 61. Pontcarreg, 160. 
Pontefract, 105. Pontefract Chapel, 38. Pontrobert, 435. Pont- 
y-berein, 428. Pont-y-pool, 454. Pont-y-pool, Welsh Calvinistic 
Methodists, 454. Pool, South, 225. Poole, 132. 445. Poole, 
Females, 445. Poole, Independents, 74, p. Poplar, 445. Pop- 
lar, Cotton Street, 445. Poppleton, 56. Porkelles, 74. Port 
Isaac, 53. Port Reeve, 454. Portadown, 445.456. Portington, 
52. Portishead,455. Portland Chapel, 445. Portlemouth, 456. 
Portlock, 176. Portsea, Clarence Street, 202. Portsea, Lake 
Lane, 163. Portsea, Meeting House Alley, 35. Portsea and 
Portsmouth, 182. Portsea and Portsmouth, Ladies, 445. Port- 
sea, Saint Peter’s Chapel, 61. Portsea, White’s-row Chapel, 202. 
Portsmouth, 182. Portsmouth, Green-row Chapel, 61. Ports- 
mouth, Ladies, 445. Portsoy, Barony, 222. Portstewart, 
456. Poslingford, 454. Potierspury, 455. Pottery, Belper, 86. 
Poulmire, 147. Poulton, 74. Boyle, Stanwell, 445. rescot, 
444. Prescot, Saint Helen’s Chapel, 444. Prestbury, 175. Pres- 
teign, 444. Preston, 56. 74. 326. Preston, Cannon Street 
Chapel, 52. Preston, Dorset, 445. Preston, Grimshaw Street 
Chapel, 56. Preston in Holderness, 130. Preston Brook, near 

Warrington, 444. Preston, Long, 52. 126. Preston, Suffolk, 
454. Preston-cum-Sutton, Dorset, 445. Prestwick, Stand Lane 
Chapel, 444. Prixford, 491. Probus Chapel, 61. Prudhoe, 

443, Pudsey, 52. Pudsey, Protestant Dissenters, 35. Pulbo- 

rough, 454. Pulham Market, 455. Puncheston, 130. Purton, 

436. Pusey Chapel, Wilts, 278. Putney, 456. Pwllhelli, 155. 

435. Pwllhelli, Baptists, 455.—Queen Anne Street, 202. Queen- 

borough, 52. Queen’s Chapel, 60. Quorndon, 334. 435.—Rad- 

cliffe Bridge, 444. Radford, New, 52. Rainham, 435. Rainow, 

175. Rainton, 56. Rainton, West, 56. Rakefoot, 74. Ramp- 

ton, 436. Ramsbottom,74. Ramsbury, 86.175. Ramsdean, 61. 

Ramsey, 56. 175. 454. Ramsgate, 435. Randwick, 57. 61. 

Rasharkin, 86. Raskelf, 454. toke, 175. Rastrick, Brig- 

house and their Vicinity, 126, p. Ratcliff Chapel, 52. Ratcliffe, 

Rose Lane Chapel, 445. Rath Mount, 456. Rathellet, 167. 

Rathen, 455. Rathmelton, Donegal, Little Bridge Street Chapel, 

445. Rathmullan, Main Street, 445. Rattlesden, 56. Rattles- 

den, Baptists, 56. Rathsay, 597. _Raughton Head, 52. Raunds, 

454. Raveley, Great, 175. Ravensthorpe, 61. Ravenstone, 55. 

Rawden, 56.74. Rawmarsh,56. Raworth,86. Reading, 182, Pp. 

Reading, Church Street Chapel, 455. Reading, F es, 183, 

Reading, Hosier’s Street, 182. Rearsby, 55. Rebbirth, 117. 

Redburn, 445. Redditch, 455. Redditch Chapel, 61. Redear, 

56. Redfield, 423. Redgrave-cum-Bottesdale, 454. Redhill, 

132. Redisham, 182. Redlingfield, 454. Redmire, 52. Red- 

ruth, 61. Redruth, Baptists, 39, r. Redruth Chapel, 53. Red- 

ruth, Rector, 39, Pp. Redyear, 56. Reedness,.56. Reepham, 455. 

Reighton, 56. Rendall and Evie, 188. Rendham, 454. Ren- 

wick, 455. Repton, 86. Repton, Dissenters, 86. Reston, South, 

55. Retford, t, 222. tford, East, Grove Street ison 

445. Revesby, 455. Reydon and Southwold, 454. Rhayader, 

444. Rhayader, Independents, 444. Rhayader, New é a 

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Slavery—continued. 
For the Abolition thereof—continued. 

Chapel, rxxxv1.444. Rhosllanerchragog, 157. Rhosllanerchrugog 
and Wern, 444. Rhuddlan, 444. Rhydargaean, 238. Rhydygele, 
147. Ribchester, 147. Ribchester, Knowl Green, 47. Ribston, 
52. Riccall, 56. Richhill, 445. Richmond, York, 117. Rich- 
mond, York, Wesleyan Methodists, 117. Riddings, 86. Ridge, 
176. Ridgeway, 35,r. Ridgmount, 132. Ridgway, 454. Rig- 
ton, 52. Rillington, 52. Rillington, Inde endents, 444. R - 
stone, 408. Ringsfield and Redisham, 182. ingshall, 55. Ring- 
stead and Thrapstone, 455. Ringwood, 194. Ripley, 86. 194. 
Ripley, Independents, 456. Ripon, 74. Ripon, Pateley Bridge 
Chapel, 53. Ripon, Trinity Church, 455. Ripponden, 56. Ris- 
borough, 445. Risen, 454. Rislinsbury, 486. Roach, 117. 
Road, 47. 176. Robin Hood’s Bay, 56. Rochdale, 74. 444. 
Rochdale, Blackwater Street Chapel, 444. Rochdale, Catley 
Lane End, 444. Rochdale, Clover Street Chapel, 444. Rochdale, 
Hope Chapel, 444. Rochdale, Packer Meadow Chapel, 445. 
Rochdale, Presthiess Chapel, 444. Rochdale, Saint Stephen, 
444. Rochdale, School Lane Chapel, 444. Rochdale, Zion 
Chapel, 444, Roche,209. Rochester, 435. Rochester, Quakers, 
425. Rochford, 160. Rock Corry, 456. Rodborough, 443. 
Rodley, 52. Rodsley, 334. Rodwell End, 56. Rolleston, 55. 
Rolston, 35, rp. Romford, 56. Romsey, 167. Rondham, 108. 
Rookhope, 56. Roos, 56. Roos, Hilston and Oustwick, 444. 
Roosebeck, 74. Ropley and Bishop Sutton, 229. Roscommon, 
465. Roscrea, 130. enberte, 455. Roseland, 39, p. Rose- 
market, 117. Rosemelling Chapel, 53. Rosliston, 143. Ross, 47, p. 
Ross, Hereford, Baptists, 61, Pp. Ross, Hereford, Females, 61, p. 
Russ, New, 130.132. Rossgolyn, 483. Rossington, 130. Rotherham, 
56.144. Rotherham, Independents, 444. Rotherham, Theological 
College, 444. Rotherhithe, Albion Street, 445. Rotherhithe, Silver 
Street Chapel, 445. Rothesay, 143. Rothley, 107. Rothwell, 
53.147. 486. Rottingdean, 52. Roundhay, Leeds, 52. Rounton, 
West, 56. Rowell, 444. 486. Rowley Regis, 456. Roxton, 216. 
Royston, 86. Royston Chapel, 35. Royton, 74. Ruabon and 
Llangollen, 444. Ruan,39, p. Ruan, Langhorn, Salem Chapel, 
53. Ruckland, 454. Rudham, 56. Rudstone, 56. Rugby, 126. 
Rugby, Protestant Dissenters, 147. Runbury, 175. Run- 
corn, 444. Runcorn, St. John’s Chapel, 421. Runcton 
and Runcton Holm, 49. Runcton Holm, 49. Runcton, North, 
49. Ruscombe, 443. Rushmere, 133. Rushton, 55.175. Rus- 
kington, 55. Ruston, East, 455. Ruston Parva, 56. Ruthern 
Chapel, 60. Ruthin, 194.444. Ruthin, Baptists, 444. Rutland, 
105. Ryash, 405. Rydburgh, 455. Ryde, 229. 455. Rye, 
455. Ryhdwillim, 117. Ryhill, 56. 423. Ryston, 49. Ryther, 
52. Ryton, 56.—Sadberge, 56. Saddleworth, Upper Mill 
Chapel, 53. Saffron Waldon, 509. Saham, 455. alehurst, 
Hurst Green Chapel, 52. Salehurst, Robertsbridge Chapel, 52. 
Salesbury, 444. Salford, 52. Salford, Chapel Street, 444. Sal- 
ford, Christ Church, 444. Salford, Gravel Lane Chapel, 74. 
Salford, Irwell Street Chapel,74. Salford, New Windsor Chapel, 
444, Salhouse, 56. Salisbury, 435. Salisbury, Endless Street, 
105. Saltash, 405. Saltby, i caeaiien. 55. Salterton, Budleigh, 
491. Saltfleet, 55. Saltfleetby, 56. 
Sancreet, 53. Sancton, 56. 1428. Sandall, Magna and Parva, 
105. Sandbach, 175. 421. Sandford, 175. Sandgate, 435. 
Sandholme, 53. Sandhurst, 52. Sandiacre, 86. Sandle Magna, 
New Miller Dam Chapel, 53. Sandness, 455. Sandon, 57. 
Sandsend, 53. Sandwich, Zetland, 455. Sandy Lane, 436. 
Sandymount, 86. Santon, 52. Sapcote, 55.172. Sarum, New, 
Scots Lane, 20, p. Satwell, Rector, Churchwardens, &amp;c. of, 
928, rp. Saul, 423. Saxby, Leicester, 55. Saxilby, 56. Sax- 
mundham, 454. Sawden, 56. Sawley, 454. Sawston, 436. 
Sawtry, 175. Scagglethorpe, 56. Scalby, 216. Scaleby Hill 
Chapel, 52. Scalford, 55. Scampston, 53. Scarborough, 56. 
Scarborough, 216. Scarborough, Old Meeting House, 74. 
Scargill, 444. Scarle, North, 55. Scarrington Chapel, 52. 
Scholes, 53. Scilly, Holy Vale Chapel, 53. Scilly, Hugh Town 
Chapel, 53. Scilly, Old Town, 61. Scilly, Trexo Chapel, 61. 
Scone, 455. Scorton, 74. Scotch Street, 445. Scothern, 55. 
Scotland Street Chapel, 126. Scotland, Presbyterians, 105. 
Scotter, 55. Scotter, or Scothern, 55. Scotton, 55, 56. Scray- 
ingham, 52. Scrooby, 144. Sculcoates, Scott’s Street, 56. 
Scunthorpe, 55. Seacroft, 52. Seakleton, 56. Seamer, 52. 
Seaton, 56. 436. Seaton Ross, 56. Seaton Sluice, 147. Sed- 
bergh, 444. Sedburgh, 56. 443. Sedgefield, 56. Sedgeford, 
454. Sedgeley, Can Lane, 456. Seend, 436. Seghill, 147. 454. 
Selby, 35. 53. Selkirk, 49. Selkirk, Associate Congregation, 
169. —  - 175. Sennen, 53. Setterington, 52. Settle, 
52. Seven Oaks, 52. 435. Seven Stars, 53. Sewerby, 56. Shacker- 
stone, 55. Shadwell, near Leeds, 53. Shadwell, Salem Chapel, 
445. Shaftesbury, 53, p.445. Shaftesbury, Bell Street Chapel, 
175. Shafton Chapel, 35. Shap, 105. Sharnbrook, 106, P. 
Shavington, 175. Shaw, 74. Shaw Mill, 56. Shawell, 163. 
Sherberton, 454. Sheepridge, 444. Sheepshead and Belton, 435. 
Sheepwash, 454. Sheerness, 52. 435. Sheffield, 56. 126, Pp. 
Sheffield, Carver Street Chapel, 53. Sheffield, Darnel Chapel, 
53. Sheffield, Ebenezer Chapel, 53. Sheffield, Norfolk Street 
Chapel, 53. Sheffield, Owlerton Chapel, 53. Sheffield, Roman 
Catholics, 183. Sheffield, South Street Chapel, 126. Sheffield, 
Stannington Chapel, 53, Sheffield, Walkley Chapel, 126. Shef- 
ling, 444, Shefford, 132. Sheldon, 56. Shelford, Great, 483. 
Shelland,56. Shelley, 444. Shelton and Hanley, 126. Shelton, 
Brunswick Chapel, 456. Shelton, Hope Chapel, 107. Shepton 
Mallet, 56. 176. Shepton Mallett, Hephzibah Chapel, 61. 
Sherborne, 56. 175. Sherburn, 56. Sherford, 225. Sheriff Hill, 
436. Sheriff Hutton, 52. 454. Sherringham, 454. Sherring- 
ham, bg | et 455. Sherrington, 445. Shields, North, 56. Shields, 
North, Howard Street Chapel, 454. Shields, North, Methodists, 
39, Pp. Shields, North, Scotch Church, 216. Shields, North, 
Stevenson Street Chapel, 56. Shields, South, 105, Pr. Shields, 


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South, Chapter Row, txxxvi. 436. Shields, South, Temple Town 
Chapel, 436. Shiels, 455. Shiffnal, 175. Shillingfor, 56. Shilton, 
Earl, 55. Shiney Row, 56. Shipham, 175. Shipley, 56. 216. Ship- 
meadow, 57. Shipston-on-Stour, 455. Shipton, 53.56. Shire- 
newton, 454. Shirley, 107. Shorwood, 144. Shoreditch, Mason 
Court, 445. Shoreham, New, 52. 445. Shortbridge, 455. 
Shotley Bridge, 435. Shotton, 436. Shouldham, 49. 56. Should- 
ham, Thorpe and Tottenhill, 49. Shrewsbury, 183.. Shrewsbury, 
St. John’s Chapel, 175. Shrewsbury, Swan Hill Chapel, 183, 
Shrewton, 436. Shrewton and Winterbourne Stoke, 35. Shrid- 
ley and Adlington, 421. Sibbertoft, 455. Sibsey, 55. Sibton, 
454. Sidestrand, 454. Sidford, 491. Sileby, 55. Silkstone, 
53. Silsden, 52. Silverstone, 486. Silverton Chapel, 56. Sil- 
verwall, St. Agnes, 53. Sinnington, 52. Sithney, 53. Sithney, 
Porthleven Chapel, 53. Sittingbourne, 435. Skeffington, 55. 
Skelbrooke, 443. Skellingthorpe, 55. Skelmanthorpe, 56. 
Skelton, 53. 444. Skendleby, 455. Skerries, 456. Skeyton, 
455. Skibbereen, 445. Skidby Chapel, 48. Skipsea, 53. 444, 
Skipton, 56. 444. Skirpenbech, 445. Skirwith, 455. Slaid- 
burn, 367. 444. Slammingley, 56. Slapton, 445.483. Sleaford, 
55. Sleaford, Independents, 455. Sligo, Linen Hall Chapel, 130. 
Sligo, St. John’s, 107. Slinfold, 454. Slingsby, 56. Sloothly, 
455. Smallwood, 175. Smarden, 435. Smethwick, 55. Smyd- 
dyhaugh, Scotland, 57. Snailsworth, 56. Snainton, 56. Snaith, 
53. 444. Snape, 52.454. Snelson, 176. Snelson, Methodists, 
421. Snelston, 86. Sneyd Green, 55. Snodland, 435. Snoring 
and Wighton, 56. Soham, 52. 436. Soham, Earl, 454. Soho, 
Grafton Street, 445. Soho, Peter Street Chapel, 445. Solihull, 
456. Solva, 444. Solva, St. David’s, 160. Somerby, 55. 172. 
Somercoats, North, 56. Somerham, 454. Somerleyton, 107. 
Somersham, 454. Somerton, 176. Sopley, 445. Sotterby, 52. 
Southampton, 56. Southampton, Baptists, 56. Southampton, 
Females, 445. Southampton, Religious Society of Friends, 445. 
Southampton, Union Terrace Chapel, 167. Southampton, Whit-. 
church Chapel, 61. Southend, 483. Southern Pits, 117. Southery, 
108. Southfield, 74. Southill, 405. Southmolton, 57,7. 491. 
Southouram, 56. Southport, 108, p. 444. Southrepps, 455. 
Southsea, Ebenezer Meeting House, 445. Southwark, 456. 
Southwark Chapel, 456. Southwark, Gainsford Street, 445. 
Southwark, Maize Pond Chapel, 456. Southwark, Union Street, 
456. Southwell, 52. 183. Southwick, 56. 175. 436. South- 
wold, 52. 454. Sowerby Bridge, 52. Soyland, Ebenezer 
Chapel, 143. Spalding, 56. 105. Spalding, Baptists and In- 
dependents, 163. Spaldington, 53. Spaldwick, 455. Spar- 
rowpit, 454. Spilby, 455. Spital Square, Wheeler Chapel, 
445. Spitalfields Chapel, 445. Spitalfields, Whiterow Chapel, 
445. Spittal, 117. Spittal, Zion’s Hill, 147. Spittle, Tweed- 
mouth, 86. Spofforth, 53. Spondon, 334. Sporle-cum-Palgrave, 
74, p. Spratton, 61. Sproatley, 56. 445. Sprotborough, 74. 
Sprowton, 435. Sproxton, Leicester, 55. Stafford, 49. Stafford, 
Protestant Dissenters, 20. Stailby, 455. Stainby, Lincoln, 55. 
Staincross, 35. Staindrop, 57. Staindrop, Independents, 132. 
Staines, 117. 445. Stainforth, 144. Stainland, 56. Stainland, 
Providence Chapel, 143. Stainton, 117. 155. Staithes, 52. 
Staiths, 444. Stalion Bush, Episcopal Chapel, 444. Stalisfield 
and Throwley, 435. Stalybridge, 175.444. Stamford, Barn Hill 
Chapel, 147. Stamford Bridge, 56. Stamford Chapel, near Hinck- 
ley, 55. Stamford Street, Broad Wall Chapel, Surrey, 456. Stam- 
shaw Chapel, 61. Stand, 444. Stanhope, 56. Stanley, 86. Stanley 
Common, 86. Stansell, 105. Stansted, Mountfitchet, 509. Stanton, 
55. 86. 454. Stanton-by-Dale and Dale Abbey, 147. Stanton, 
Long, St. Michael, Cambridge, 454. Stanwick, 455. Stapleford, 
52. 175. 483. ——- 435. Stapleton, 456. Start Bay, 
216. Staughton, Little, 216. Staveley, 143. 454. Staverton, 
175. Staxton, 53. Stebbing, 106. Steeping, Little, 455. 
Steeton, 53. Stepney, 202. Stepney, Baptists’ College, 
53, Pp. Stepney, Globe Road Chapel, 445. Steventon, 
105. Stewart, John, 445. Stewartfield, 455. Stewarton, 
445. Stewartstown, 86. Stewkley, 445. Stibbard and Ryd- 
ie 455. Sticklepath, 56. Stickney, 55. Stillingfleet, 52. 
Stirling, 487. Stirling, Baptists, 487. Stirling, Robert, 47. 
Stirling, Royal Burgh, 74. Stirling, St. John Street, 175. 
Stithians, 74. Stockham, 445. Stockbridge, 443. Stockley 
Pomeroy, 491. Stockport, 61. Stockport, Hillgate, 175. 
Stocks, 74. Stockton, 52. Stockton-upon-Tees, 132. 436. 
Stockwell, 144. Stockwith, East, 55. tockwith, West, 52. 
Stogumber, 47. Stoke, 56.445. Stoke Ash, 454. Stokeclins- 
land, Ventron Chapel, 53. Stoke Damerel, 86, rp. Stoke Ferry, 
108. Stoke Goldington, 445. Stoke-under-Hamden, 176. 
Stoke, Holy Cross, 454. Stoke Lane, 175. Stoke Newington, 
445. Stoke ean High Street Chapel, 53. Stoke New- 
ington, Shacklewell Chapel, 445. Stoke-upon-Trent, 55. Stoke- 
ingham, 225. Stokesley, 53.455. Stollingborough, 55. Stone, 
107. Stone, Protestant Dissenters, 35. Stone, Zoar Chapel, 105. 
Stone Allerton, 175. Stone Pate, 44. Stonegrave, 56. Stone- 
ham, North, Burnett’s Lane Chapel, 167. Stonehaven, 445. 
Stonehouse, 443. Stonehouse and Devonport, 169, rp. Stonesby 
and Waltham, 55. Stonesfield, 175. Stoney Stanton, 172. 
Stonham, 108. Stonhouse, East, 56. Storrs, 56. Stourbridge, 
455. Stourbridge Chapel, 61. Stourport, 52. Stourport Chapel, 
61. Stow, 55. Stow, Edinburgh, 455. Stow and Wimbotsham, 
49. Stow-on-the-Wold, 455. Stowmarket, 56. | Stownpland, 
56. Stradbroke, 454. Straddishall, 454. Stradsett, 435. Stra- 
horlar, Lower Mill Street Chapel, 445. Stranton, 436, Strat- 
ford, 52. Stratford-upon-Avon, 61. 408. Stratford and Farn- 
ham, 454. Stratford, Fenny, 445. 454. Stratford, St. Mary, 
454. Stratford, Wesleyan Methodists, 483. Strathaven, 487. 
Stratton, 436. Stratton, Long, 455. Stratton Chapel, 60. Street, 
435. Strensal, 52. 444. Stretford, 444. Stritchen, 455. Strom- 
ness Barony, 147, Stroud, 61. 202. Stroud, nae Be 

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Slavery —continued. 
For the Abolition thereof—continued. 
Stroud, Independents, txxxvi. 428. Strubby, 455. Stubby Lane, 
55. Sturminster, 175. 225. Sturton and Stow, 55. Styrrup, 144. 
Sudbury, 238. Sudbury, Friar Street Chapel, 454. Summer- 
seat, 444. Sunbury and Charlton, 445. Sunderland, 157. 222. 
Sunderland, Spring-Garden Street Chapel, 455. Sunderland, 
Union Chapel, 455. Sunderland, North, 216. Sunk Island, 
56. Surfleet, 456. Sussex, Peasmarsh Chapel, 455. Suther- 
land, Provincial Synod of, 748, p. Sutterion, 157. Sutton, 52. 
56. 423. 454. Sutton-in-Ashfield, 445. Sutton, Baptists, 444. 
Sutton Bonnington, 428. Sutton Chart, 435. Sutton Coldfield, 
408. Sutton, t, 435. Sutton Eley, 52. Sutton-in-the-Elms, 
435. Sutton Full, 52. Sutton, Hereford, 506. Sutton, King’s, 
486. Sutton, Lane Ends, Chester, 421. Sutton, Long, 55. 
Sutton, so 9 and Witcham, 132. Sutton-on-Trent, 52. 456. 
Sutton Wash, 55. Swadeston, 56. Swadlincote, 86. Swaffham, 
64. 455. Swalcliff and Hook Norton, 456. Swalwell, 435. 
Swalwell Chapel, 106. Sw e,445. Swansea, 176. Swansea, 
Calvinistic Methodists, 183. Swansea, Countess of Huntingdon’s 
Connexion, 444. Swanton Abbott, 455. Swanwick, 108. 
Swarkestone, 86. Sway, 445. Swilland, 108. Swimbridge, 491. 
Swinderby, 55. Swindon, 35, P.175. Swine, Brompton, 52. 
Swinefleet, 56. Swineshead, 454. Swineshead and Kimbolton, 
455. Swinford, 435. Swinton, 52. 56.74. Swithin, Low, 225. 
Swofling, 454. Sydling, 445. Syston, 55.—Tabernacle Chapel, 
near Wrexham, 157. “Rabor Chapel, 444. Tabor Mount, Hali- 
fax, 53. Tackley and Woodstock, 486. Tadcaster, 53. 126. 
Tain, 269. Talley, 353. Tamarton Folliott, near Plymouth, 48. 
Tamlaght O’Crilly and Kilrea, 389. Tamworth, 74. 87, P. 454. 
Tanderagee, 243. Tanfield, 56. Tansley, 86. .Tanvatts, 56. 
Tarbert, 465. Tarbolton, 169. Tarporley, 157.175. Tarrant 
Monkton, 445. Tarvin, 130. Tathwell, 55. Tattenhall, 175. 
Tattershall, 455. Tattingstone, 52.454. Taunton,130. Taunton, 
Ladies, 435. Taunton, Paul Street Chapel, 52. Taunton, Upper High 
. Street, 175. Tavistock, 56. 176. 454. Tavistock, Protestant Dis- 
senters,454. Taynton, May Hill Chapel, 455. Tealby, 55. Tean 
Chapel, 55. Teath, St., 53. Tebworth, 52. Teignmouth, 56. 169. 
Temple Coombe, 435. Tenbury, 38. Tenbury, Baptists, 108. Tenby, 
117. Tenderden, 52. 435. ‘Terrington, 56. Tetbury, 105. Tet- 
ford, 55. Tetney, 56. Tettenhall,456. Teviotdale and Merse, 
Provincial Synod of, 456,e. Tewitfield, near Lancaster, 444. 
Tewkesbury, 108.423. Thame, 175.456. Thames Ditton, 117. 
Thanet, Isle of, Saint Nicholas Chapel, 435. Thanet, Isle of, 
Saint Peter’s, 435. Thatcham,455. Thaxted, 163. Thetford, 
117. Thetford, Protestant, Dissenters, 455. Thirsk, 56. 74. 
Thirston, 74. Thiscendale, 53. Thomson, John,49. Thoresby, 
55. Thormanby, 52. Thornbury, 56. 216, p. 455. Thornbury, 
Baptists, 361. Thornbury, Milbury Heath Chapel, 455. Thorn- 
bury, Rangeworthy Chapel, 455. ‘Thorncliffe, 56. Thorne, 144, 
444, Thorner, 53. 143. Thornham, Great and Little, 454. 
Thornhill, 175. 444. Thornley, 454. Thorns Greese,74. Thorn- 
thwaite, 105. Thornton, 53. 55, 56. 155. Thorton-le-Beans, 56. 
Thorp, 53. Thorp Bassett, 52. Thorpe, 255. 454. Thorpe-on- 
the Hill, 36. Thorrington, 483. Thrapston,61. Thrapstone, 455. 
Thringstone, 55. Throop, 163. Throwley, 435. Thrussington, 
55. Thurcaston, 55. Thurgoland,56. Thurlby, 454. Thurleston, 
225. Thurlstone, 53. Thurlton, 56. Thurmaston, 55. Thurso, 
86. Thurstanland, 52. Thurston,454. Thurwaston,86. Thwing, 
52. 640. Tickhill, 35.144. Ticknal,86. Tideford and Bethany, 
405. Tideswell, 454. Tildesley with Shackerley, 444. Tildesley 
with Shackerley, Late Countess of Huntingdon’s Connexion, 444. 
Tillicoultry, 264. Tilsheal,35,r. Timberland,55. Timsbury, 
175. Tintagle,52. Tintwisle, 86. Tintwistle, 167. Tipperary, 
Templemore Chapel, 238. Tipperary, Wesleyan Chapel, 455. 
Tipton, 456. 465. Tipton, Bloomfield Chapel, 456. Tipton, Gos- 
Oak Chapel, 55. Tipton, Great Bridge Chapel, 55. Tipton, 
ochar Hill Chapel, 55. Titchfield, 445. Tiverton, 56. 175. 
Tiverton, Newport Street, 216. Tockholes, 444. Tockwith, 52. 
Toddington, 52. Todmorden,56. Toft Hill, 56. Toggathorpe, 
56. Tollerton, 53. Tonbridge, 396. 435. Tonbridge, Swan 
Lane Chapel, 53. Tonbridge Wells, 435. Tonbridge Wells, 
Countess of Huntingdon’s Chapel, 435. Tonyvelin, 444. Tooting, 
465. Torksey,55. Torpoint, 53. Torpoint, Independents, 405. 
Torquay, 56. Torrington,52. Torrington, Great, 454. Torring- 
ton, Great, (Two Petitions),491. Torworth, 445. Tottenham 
High Cross, 157. Tottenhill, 49. Tottington, 444. Towcester, 
47. 483. Towcester, Protestant Dissenters, 454. Town, Sutton, 
: 435. Toynton, All Saints, 456. Toynton, Saint Peter’s, 455. 
| Tralee, 130. 167. Tranent,188. Tranmere, 421. Trawsffynydd, 
, 202. Tredavid, Pembroke, 147. Tredegar, 454. inky larg 
435. TregareChapel,61. Tregaron,132. Tregathenan Chapel, 
60. Tregony, 39, Pp. 60. Treleach, 212. Tremadoe, 435. Tre- 
maton, 405. Tremelvond,405. Tresmere, 74. Trevene Chapel, 
58. Treverva Chapel, 60. Trevethin, 157. Trewdraeth, Tre- 
maur Chapel, 483. Tring, 183.454. Trisillian Chapel, 53. Troon, 
74. Trosnant, 454. roston, 117. Trowbridge, 175. Trow- 
bridge, Back Street, 436. Trowbridge, Bethesda Chapel, 436. 





] Trunch, 455. Truro, Anti-Slavery Society, 38. Truro, Baptists, 
z 38. Truro, Bethesda Chapel, 88. Truro, near Higher Town, 
. 39, Pp. Truro, Saint Mary’sChapel,53. Trusthrope, 455. Tuck- 
, ingmill, 74. Tudenham, 454. Tudy, Saint, Chapel, 53. Tulla- 
9 moore, 456. Tulliniskin, 454. Tullyhommon, 456. Tunbridge 
ly Wells, 52. Tunstall, 444. Tunstall, Mount Tabor Chapel, 105. 
° Tunstall, 55. 107. 454. Tunstead, 455. Turnditch, 86. Turvey, 
- 169, p, Tutbury, 55. Tuxford,445. Tweedale and Lothian, 
- Synod of, 456, pr. Twelve Heads Chapel, 60. Twickenham, 445. 
ly Twrgwyn, 465. Twyford,55. Tycerrigg and Abercegir, 435. 
). Tydd, Saint Mary, 455. Tydden, 435. Tyrrelspass, 456. Ty- 
t, wardreath, 53.—Ubley, 175. Uckfield, 455. Uffculm, 454. 
. Uffculm and Culmstock, 169. Ugborough, 216. Uggeshall, 52. 


d, GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1897.) 





Slavery —continued. 


For the Abolition thereof—continued. 
Uleeby, rxxxvi. 455. Uley, 126.423. Ulleskelf, 62. Ullesthorpe, 
435. Ulley, 144. Ulverstone, 74. Uncleby Chapel, near 
York, 53. United Kingdom, 456, Pr. Unsworth, 444. Up- 
holland, 160. Uploder, 175, Upminster,483. Uppingham, 55. 
Uppingham, Protestant Dissenters, 175. Uppotery, Towkonn, 
Baptist Chapel, 61. Upton,55. Upton, Noble, 175. Upwell, 56. 
Upwell and Wetney, 35. Urchfont, 436. Usk, 454. Usworth, 
56. Uttoxeter, 55. Uttoxeter, Protestant Dissenters, 65.—Var- 
teg, 454. Vauxhall Row Chapel, 456. Velindre, 444. Veryan, 
39, p.—Waddesden, 445. Waddingham, 55. Waddington, 55. 
444.454. Wadebridge, 53. 405. Wadsley, 52. Wadworth, 74. 
144. Wainfleet, 56. Wainfleet, All Saints, 454.. Wainfleet, 
Saint Mary, 454. Wakefield, 144. Wakefield, East Moor, 52. 
Wakefield, George Street Chapel, 126. Wakefield, Quebec 
Chapel, 126. Wakefield, West Gate End Chapel, 56. Wake- 
field, West Parade Chapel, 52. Wakefield, Zion Chapel, 126. 
Walberswick and Blythborough, 454. Walbottle, 52. Walcot, 
55. Walcot, Bath, 175. aldingfield, 107. Waldingfield, 
Great, 454. Waldringfield, 454. Waldron, 483. Walkden 
Moor, 74. Walkeringham, 52. Wall Chapel, 53. Wallingford, 
126. tire oe ndependents and Baptists, 157. alls, 
Orkney, 455. Wall’s End, 147. Wall’s End Chapel, 126. Walm- 
gate, York, Saint George’s Chapel, 52. Walmsley, 444. Walpole, 
132. Walsall, 147. Walsall, Bridge Street Chapel, 147. al- 
sall, Wesley Chapel, 55. Walsham, North, 454, 455. Walsham- 
le-Willows, 52.55. Walsham-le-Willows, Baptists, 454. Wal- 
singham, 56. Walsoken, 74. Waltham, 65. Waltham Abbey, 
483. Waltham, Leicester, 55. Walton, East, 454. Walton- 
upon-Trent, and Rosliston, 143. Walworth, 456. Walworth, 
t Street, 445. Walworth, York Street Chapel, 167. Wan- 
borough, 175. Wanborough, Protestant Dissenters, 436. Wands- 
worth, 456. Wangford, 454. Wansey, Henry, 35,r. Wanstrow, 
175. Wantage, 60. 455. Warblington, 20, rp. Warboys, 454. 
Warboys, Dissenters, 455. Wardington, 86. Wareham, 57, p. 
445, Wauhen, Females, 57, P. arcop, 62. Warden, 295. 
Wardington, 175. Ware, 445. Warleggan, 405. Warley, 444. 
Warminster, 35, p. 61, Pp. 117, Pp. 175. Warminster, Common 
Close, 61, rp. Warminster, Dissenters, 61, rp. Warmley, 455. 
Warmsworth, 74. Warnham, 454. ae and Oundle, 
455. Warrenpoint, Wesley Chapel, 445. arrington, 487, P. 
Warrington, Bank Street Chapel, 444. Warrington, Saint John’s 
Chapel, 175. Warter, 53. arwick, Members of the Political 
Society of, 904. Washbrook, 155. Washford, 175. Watchet, 
47.175. Water Eaton, 445. Water Frystone,444. Waterbeach, 
435. Waterfall Chapel, 55. Waterford, 35. Watergate, 454. 
Waterloo Road, New Jerusalem Church, 188. Watermillock and 
Greystoke, 456. Waterston, 117. Watford, 445. Wath, 56. 
Watling Street, Canterbury, 20,p. Watlington,49.175. Wattis- 
field, 107. Wattisham, 454. Watton,454. Waun, 445. Waven- 
don, 445. Waxholme and Tunstal, 444. Weathersfield, 56. 
Weaverham, 175. Weaverthorpe, 56. Wedmerpool and Wil- 
loughby on the Wolds, 52. Wedmore, 176. Wednesbury, 55. 444. 
Wednesfield, 456. Weedon Beck, 455. Weeley, 483. Weeton, 
56. Weighton, Little, Chapel, 48. Welborne, 454. Welbourn, 
175. Welby and Thorpe, 255. Welford, 423. Welford, Inde- 
pendents, 486. Wellingborough, 486, 487. Wellingley and Wils- 
wick, 105. Wellington, 38. 175. 423. Wellington, Salop, 175. 
Wellow, 176. Wells, 56. 175. 454. Wells, Archdeaconry, 56. 
Wells, Norfolk, 74. Welsh Pool, 52. 435. Welton, 55. 455. 
Welton-cum-Melton, 444. Welwick, 56. Wem, 423. Wendover, 
106, Pp. Wendwn Degibna Chapel, 53. Wenhaston,52. Wenn, 
Saint, Chapel, 53. Wenslows, 86. Weonard’s, Saint, Hungar 
Hill, 175. Wereham, 454. Wereham and Wretton, 108. Wern, 
444. Werrington, 455. Westbury, 455. Westbury, Baptists, 
455. Westbury, Leigh, 436. Westbury Parish, 209. Wester- 
dale, 444. Westerham, 176. Westerleigh, 428. Westgate, 56. 
Westgate Hill, 56. Westham, Essex, 132. Westham, Sussex, 
133. Westhouse, 53. Westminster, 53,P. Westminster Chapel, 
445. Westminster City, 445, rp. Westminster and London, 456. 
Weston, 56, 57, rp. 176. Weston, Wesleyans, 445. Weston- 
super-Mare, 176. Weston-under-Penyard, Berry Hill, 175. 
Weston-upon-Trent, 143. Westport, 147. Westowe, 52. West- 
wood, 55. Wetherby, 52. Wetherdon, 56. Wethersfield, 483. 
Wetney, 35. Wettenhall and Coppenhall, 175. Wetton Chapel, 
48, etwang, 52. Wexford, 147. Wexford, Allan Street 
Chapel, 456. Wexford, Quakers, 455. Weymouth, 456. 
Weymouth, Bank Buildings Chapel, 445. Weymouth, 
Conygar Lane Chapel, 445. Whaley, 86. Whalley, 444. 
Whalley, Wheatley Chapel, 444. Wharton, 444. hatton, 
Long, 428. Wheatacre, 57. Wheatcroft, 86. Wheatley, 445. 
Wheatley Lane, 444. Wheelock, 175. Wheelock Heath, 157. 
Whelburn, 53. Wheldrake, 53. 143. _Whetnetham Magna, 454. 
Whichfield, 56. Whickham, 436. Whirley, 147. Whiston, 52. 
Whitburn, 52. 160. Whitby, Baxter Gate Chapel, 53. Whitby, 
Flowergate, Meeting House, 74. Whitchurch, 216. 445. Whit- 
church, Back Street Chapel, 175. Whitchurch, Baptists, 423. 
Whitchurch and Landgrove, 175. White Roothing, 222. White- 
chapel, Sion Chapel, 445. Whitefriar Street Chapel, 456. White- 
haven, 53, Pp. 105. Whitehaven, Duke Street ee 455. 
Whitehaven, Quakers, 455. Whitehill and others, 454. Whiteley 
Wood, 86. Whiteparish, 175. Whitfield, 86. Whitley, 56. 
Whittington, 20. 423. Whittlebury, 486. Whittlesea, 435. 
Whitton, 254. 454. Whitwell, 52. 175. 255. Whitwick, 55. 
Whitworth, 444. Whybunbury, 175. Wibsey, 56. Wane" 
Low Moor, 53. Wickersley,53. Wickham Market, 53. Wick- 
ham Market, Protestant Dissenters, 454. Wickhambrook, 454. 
Wickwar, 455. Wigan, 74. Wigan, Hope Street Chapel, 167. 
Wigan, Lord’s Street, 167. Wigan’s, Paul’s Chapel, 278. Wig- 
glesworth, 56. Wighill, 53. Wight, Isle of, Wooton “a 455. 
ighton, 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Slavery—continued. Slavery—continued. 


For the Abolitiofi thereof—continued. 
Wighton, txxxv1.56. Wigston,55. Wigton, 52.194. Wigton, 
Independents, 105. Wigtown, 194. Wike, 367. Wilberfoss and 
Skirpenbeck, 445. Wilcove, 53. Wilderness Row Chapel, 53. 
Willenhall, 55. Willenhall, Protestants Congregation, 456. 
Willingham, 55. Willington, 443. Williton, 47. 175. Wil. 
loughby, 455. Willoughby-on-the-Wolds, 52. Willoughton, 55. 
Wilmington -*. 130. Wilmslow, 421. Wilmslow, Water 
Lane, 175. ilsden, 216. Wilsick, 105. Wilton, 444. Wilton 

wo Petitions), 175. Wilton, Crow Lane, 20, p. Wilton 
(Nori) 117. Wilton, West, 52. Wily, 52. Wimblington, 435. 

imborne, 160. 445. Wimborne Minster, 126. Wimbotsham, 49. 
Wimeswold, 435. Wincanton, 435. Winceby, 454. Winch, West, 
49. Winchester, 167. Winchester (Two Petitions), 254. Windsor, 
175. Windsor, New, 455. Windy Nook, 436. Wing, 445. 
Wingrave, 445. Winfarthing, 455. Winfield, 86. Wingfield, 
North Clay Cross, 126. Winlaton, 157. Winscombe, 686. 
Winsford, 175. Winsley, 175. Winslow, 445. Winster, 86. 
126. Winston, 454. Winterbourne, 175. Winterbourne, Wat- 
ling’s End Chapel, 455. Winterbourne Stoke, 35. Winterslow, 
175. 436. Winterton, 454, 455. Winthorpe and Croft, 455. 
Wintringham, 52. 455. Wintringham and other Parishes, 454. 
Wirksworth, 49. Wisbech, 20, rp. 52. Wisbech, Crescent Chapel, 
62. Wissendine, 55. Wiston, 53. 147. Wistow and Cawood, 
155. Witcham, 52. 132. Witchampton, 445. Witchingham, 
455. Witham, 56.255. Witham Groves Chapel, 56. Withern- 
wick, 56. Withington, 445. Withington, near Danienshaw, 175. 
Withren, 455. Withypool, 179. Witnesham, 454. Witney, 175. 
Wittersham, 435. Wivelsfield, Oat Hall Chapel, 222. Wix and 
Manningtree, 56. Wokingham, 456. Wold Newton, &amp;c., 53. 
640. Wolfdale, 126. Wollaston, 486. Wolsingham, 56. 436. 
Wolstanton Chapel, 107. Wolston, 209, p. Wolston Green, 56. 
Wolverhampton, 147. 361. Wolverhampton, — Street 
Chapel, 456. Wolverhampton, Temple Street, 456. olveston, 
436. Womersley, 444. oodborough, 175. Woodbridge, 52. 
57. Woodbridge, Cutting’s Lane, 55. Woodbridge, Quay Meet- 
ing-House, 454. Woodchurch, 52. Woodford Morwinstow, 53. 
Woodhill, 444. Woodhouse, 86. Woodhouse Grove, 52. 
Woodlands, 454. Woodlands (Dorset), 445. Woodlands, East, 
175. Woodleigh, 456. Woodlesford, 53. Woodside, 53. 455. 
Woodstock, 486. Woodstock Halland Puncheston, 160. Wood- 
stock, New, 38. 456. Wooler, 155. Woolly, Morwinstow, 60. 
Woolpit, 108, p. Woolstanton, 55. Woolstanton, Harriseahead 
Chapel, 55. Woolstanton, Kidsgrove Chapel, 55. Woolwich, 
147. 435. Wooton, 486. Wooton Bassett, 117. Wooton Rivers, 
175. Wooton Underedge, 157. Worcester, 264. Worcester, 
Pump Street, St. John’s Chapel, 61. Wordle, 74. Workington, 
52. Worlaby and other Parishes, 454. Worlingham, 130. 
Worsley, 74. Worsley, Ellenbrook Chapel, 444. Worstead, 435. 
Worthing, 52. Wortley, 56. Worton, 175. Worton Nether, 
456. Worton Over, 456. Wortwell, 454, 455. Wotton-under- 
Edge, 423. Woughton, 445. Wrabness, 56. Wragby, 55. 444. 
Wrawby, 55. Wraysbury, 445. Wrentham, 454. Wrestlingworth, 
382. Wretton, 56. 108. Wrexham, 444. Wrexham, Abbot Street, 
157. Wrexham, Presbyterians, 444, Wrington, 176. Wrock- 
wardine, Trench Chapel, 174. Wroot, 55. Wrotham,435. Wrough- 
ton, 175. Wyaston, 108. Wyberton, 55. Wybunbury and Botaley, 
445. Wycombe, High, 445. Wycombe, West, 445. Wye, 435. 
Wymondham, 55, 56. Wymondham, Spooner Row, 455.— 
Yarborough, 55. Yarm, 443, 444. Yarm, Females, 444. Yar- 
mouth, 445. Yarmouth (Isle of Wight), 454. Yarmouth, Great, 
455. Yarmouth, Great, New Meeting House, 117. Yarmouth, 
Great, Old ——- House, 35. Yarmouth, Great, Protestant 
Dissenters, 167. atton, 175. Yaxham, 454. Yaxley, 454, 
Yeadon, 56. Yelvertoft, 455. Yeovil, 126.175. Yeovil, South 
Street Chapel, 216. Yepham, 53. Yetholm, 455. Yetholme, 
175. York, 155. York, Albion Street Chapel, 53. York, 
Birstall Chapel, 53. York, Cherry Burton and Etton Preachin 
House, 48. York, Clourns Chapel, 444. York, Lendal Chapel 
126. York, Linton Chapel, 53. York, Low Stilton Chapel, 53. 
York, Marsden Chapel, 444. York, Moor Monkton Chapel, 52. 
York, New Street Chapel, 56. York, Norton Chapel, 53. York, 
St. Martin-cum-Gregory, 61, rp. York, Tickinghall Chapel, 53. 
York, Whixley Chapel, 53. York, New, and Earsdown and their 
Vicinities, 509. You hall, 52. Youghall,! Independents, 133. 
Youghall, Meeting Tem Lane Chapel, 52. Youghall, 
Fs 0 of, 52. Youlgreave, 454. Yoxal, Hamstall and other 
Places, 126. Yoxford, 454. Ystradyfodwg, 444.— Zennor 
Chapel, 60. 


1858. For the Protection of the West India Property ; From, 
Belfast, txxxvi. 176, p. Berks, County, 230. Bristol, 192. 
Bristol, City, Planters, &amp;c., 454, p. Bristol, Port of, 278, p.— 
Clark, William, 494.— Dublin, Bankers and others, 278, Pp. 
Dublin, City of, 454, rp. Dundalk, Merchants and others, 494. 
—Edinburgh, Planters, &amp;c., 417, p.—Glasgow, City of, Mer- 
chants, &amp;c., 451. Glasgow, Manufacturers, 491. Glasgow, Port, 
451. Greenock, Planters and others, 451.—Irvine, Merchants, 
&amp;e., 144.—Johnstone, 451.— Liverpool, 176, p. London, Coopers, 
461.—Planters, West India Colonies, 170, p. Port Glasgow, 
451.—Stirling, 147.—West India Colonies, Lightermen, &amp;c., 454. 
West India Colonies, Manufacturers of Casks, 461, Pr. West 
India Colonies, Planters, 170, p. West India Colonies, Traders, 
&amp;e., 454.——That no Law for the Abolition of Slavery may be 
passed which shall not equally respect the rights of every Class 
whom it either directly or indirectly implicates; From Glasgow, 
Merchants and others of, txxxv1. 491.———Recommending the 
Appointment of a Committee to inquire into the Condition of the 
Slave Population in the Colonies with a view to their Relief; 
From Planters, Merchants and others of Liverpool, txxxvu. 





580, p.—-—For the Abolition thereof; From, Alnwick, txxxvrr, 
387.—Barrhead, 521. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 567. Boston, 336, 
Brailsford, 479. Burslem, 292.—Carmarthen, 336. Chester, 
572. Church Withington, 336.—Derby, 550. Dissenters of 
Three Denominations within Twelve Miles of London, 336, 
Durham, 361.—Fareham, 336. Haddington, 521. - Hanley, 
Baptists of, 292. Hanley, Inhabitants of, 292. Hanley and 
Shelton, 292. Hemel Hempstead, 334. Hereford (Five Peti- 
tions), 336. Horsham, 521. Huncoat, near Blackburn, 336,— 
Ilminster, 259.—London, Lord Mayor of, 248. London and 
Westminster, Baptist Ministers in, 590. Louth (Lincoln), 290, 
— Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Presbytery of, 455.—Quakers in Ire- 
land, 439.—Rathcormac, 534. Royston, 321.—Saint Alban’s, 
248. Sheckleton,*Francis, 521. Shelton, 292. Staffordshire 
Potteries, 292.—Taunton, 336. Tuam, Archbishop and Cle 
of the Diocese of, 336.—Wantage, 415. Weymouth, 521. White, 
James, 521. Wisbech, 321. 


1859. [1833.] For the Abolition thereof; From, Abbots 
Bromley, txxxviu. 369. Abbotscarswell, 338. Aberavon, 377. 
Aberdeen ay Petitions), 279. Aberdeen, 392. 412. 469, 
Aberffraw, &amp;c., 348. gy eee 220. 295. 348. Abergele, 
386. Abershirdir, 386. Abersychan, 348. Aberystwith, 376, 
442. Abingdon, 288. 437: Accrington, &amp;c., 377. Ackworth, 
377. Acomb, &amp;c., 377. 387. Acton, 392. Adare, &amp;c., 431. 
Adderbury, 437. Addingham, 220. 313. Aijsgarth, 348, 
Alban’s, St., 365. Alberton, 431. Albrough, 348. Alcester, 
279. 377. Aldborough, 288. 320. Aldeburgh, 349. Alderbury, 
296.387. Aldersgate, 388. Aldersgate Street, 349. Aldersgate 
Street Ward, 388. Aldringham, 288. Aldstone, 309. Ald- 
winkle, 168.197. Alford, &amp;c., 288. 348. Alfreton, 349. Alk- 
borough, 255. All Cannings, 387. Allendale, East, 309. 
Allendale, West, 309. Allestree, 349. Allington, 387. Alloa, 
240. Allonby, 268. Almondbury, 392. Alne, 377. Alnwich 
(Two Petitions), 274. Alnwich, 348. Alnwich (Two Petitions), 
599. Alpraham, 386. Alresford, 388. Alrewas, 369. Alsager 
Bank, 369. Alston, 280. Alstonefield, 288.377. Alltcar, &amp;c., 
288. Alteman, &amp;c., 341. Alton (Two Petitions), 387. Altrincham, 
292. 358. Alveston, 392. 437. Alvington, East, 312. Alving- 
ton, West, 387. Alyth, 431. Amersham, 320. Amesbury, 296. 
Amlwch, 284. 349. Ampthill, &amp;c., 279. 369. Ancrum, 388. 
Andover, 280. 392. Andrew’s, St., 392. Annan, 377. Annesley 
Woodhouse, 449. Anslow, 369. Anston, 377. Anstruther 
Easter, 70. Antony, 349. 392. Antrim, 341. Antrim (Two 
Petitions), 431. Apperly, 392. Appleby, 389. 437. Appleby 
ary 389. Appledore, 296. 362. Appleton, 313. Appleton 

ish, 377. Apsley Guise, &amp;c., 363. Arberfield, 348. Arbroath, 
268. 388. 439. Ardleigh, 363. 388. Ardwick-le-Street, &amp;c., 377. 
Armagh, &amp;c., 348. 387, 388. 478. Armley, 313. Arnold, 377. 
388. Avington, &amp;c., 348. Arthur’s Hill, 313. Arundel, 296, 
Ash, next Sandwich, 320. Ashampstead, 348. Ashbourne, 349, 
350. 387. Ashburton, 70. 313. 362. 449. Ashby, 449. Ashby, 
&amp;e., 369. Ashby-de-la-Zouch, 348. 369. 386. Ashdon, 412. 
Ashelworth, 387. Ashfield-cum-Thorpe, 279. Ashford, 349. 
387. Ashkirk, 276. Ashprington, 365. Ashton-under-Lyne, 
349. Ashton (Devon), 387. Ashwater, 426. Ashwell, 377. 
Askrigg, &amp;c., 349. Astley Bridge, 392. Aston, 387. Astwood, 
296. Aspatria, 278. Aswardby,369. Athan’s, St.,376. Ather- 
stone, 288. 377. Athlone, 387. 392. Athy, 389. Attercliffe, 
313. Attleborough, 349. 389. Atworth, 349. Auchinleck, 363. 
Auchtergaven, 234. 388. Auchtermuchty, 128. Auckland, 
West, 284. Audlem, 387. Audley, 369. Augher, 431. 
Aughnacloy, 431. Aughton, 387. Austell, St., 279. 320. 392. 
Austwick, 313. Avebury (Two Petitions), 313. Avening, 240. 
Aveton Gifford, 313. Aycliffe,Great, 348. Aylesbury, 358. 402. 
Aylsham, 338.388. Ayr, 313.320. Ayton,316. Ayton, Great, 392. 
Axminster, 312, 313.—Babcary, 377. Bacton, 182.349. Bacup, 
312. 349. 363. Backwell,377. Baddingham,279. Baddow, Little, 
388. Badford, 338. Badsey, &amp;c., 388. Badsworth, 369. 
Bagenalstown, 389. Bailebon,509. Bainbridge, 349. Bainton, 
349. Bakewell, &amp;c., 387. Bala, 500. Balderton, 295. Bal- 
dock, 295. Balinamallard, 389. Ballerno, &amp;c., 431. Ballina, 
387. Ballinamore, 389. Ballinfall, 392. Ballitore,402. Bally- 
canen, 387. Ballycastle, 376. Ballyclare, 431. Ballydehof, 
387. Ballydrihid, 610. Ballymena, 273. 313. Ballymote, 392. 
Ballysduff, 509. Ballyshannon, 387. Balmerino, 240. Baly- 
macarratt, 431. Bamber Bridge, 377. 392. Bampton, 305. 
Banbury, 288. 437. Bandon, 387. Banff, 377. 387. Bangor, 
349. 358. 377. Bangor Down, 488. Bantry, 387. Banwell, 
377. Barby, 500. Bardfield, Great, 309. Barding, 288. 
Bardney, 412. Barford, 369. 377. Barham, 387. Barkby, 
341. 386. Barkston, 363. Barlestone, 369. Barlow, 387. 
Barmbrough, &amp;c., 377. Barmouth, 389. Barnard Castle, 284. 
Barnard Castle Moor, 288. Barnby Dunse, &amp;c., 382. Barnet, 
349. Barningham, 284. 377. Barnoldswick, 312. Barnolds- 
worth in Craven, 220. Barnsley, 313. 543. Barnstaple (Two 
Petitions), 341. Barnstaple, 362. 388. 392. Barnwell, 377. 
Barrington, 200. Barrow, 255. 437. Barrow, &amp;c., 320. Bar- 
rowford, 388. Barrowash, 387. Barry, &amp;c., 363.606. Bartham, 
316. Barton, &amp;c., 348. 358. 369. 412. Barton-upon-Humber, 
255. 363. 369. Barton Mills, 349. 388. Barton-under-Need- 
wood, 362. Barton, St. David’s, &amp;c., 220. Basford, 388. Bas- 
ford (Two Petitions), 442. Basishaw, Ward of, (London), 402. 
Bassenthwaite, 387. Bassingham, 100. 133. Batford, 284. 
Bath, 268. 320. 377. 387. Bathceston, &amp;e., 442.  Bathford, 
442. Bathgate, 402. Batley, 313. Battle, 439. 494. Bawdrey, 
377. Bawtry, 313. 387. Bayswater, 389. Beaconsfield, 348. 
Bealings, Great, &amp;c., 377. Beaulieu Rails, 387. Beaumaris, ke., 
268. 348. Beaumont, 363. Beccles, 279.288. Bechermet, 274. 
Beckington, 305. Beckley, &amp;c.,431. Bedale, 392. oe, 

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[1833.] For the Abolition thereof—continued. 
Bedgar, txxxvimt. 387. Bedminster, 348. 377. Beechingstoke, 439. 
Beeford, 313. Beeley, &amp;c., 387. Beenham, 388. ralston, 
348. 358. 392. Beerfield, 284. Beeston, 377. 449. Beighton, 
&amp;e., 377. Beirton, 358. Beith, 363. Belchford, 288. Belfast, 
376. 388. 436. Belgrave, 348. 386. Bellaghy, 431. Belper, 
&amp;c., 350. Belshore, 305. Belton, 349. Benenden, 387. Ben- 
hall, 449. Benneworth, 363. Bensington, 349. Bentley, 318. 
389. 4387. Bentley, Great, 388. 431. Bentley, Little, 363. 
Bentley-cum-Arksey, 377. _Bentworth, 387. enwick, 439. 
Berkeley, 288. Bergholt, East, 279. Berkhampstead, Great, 
388. Berkshire, Clergy, 200. Berrynabbor, 305. Berwick, 
St. John, 296. Berwick-upon-Tweed (Two Petitions), 274. 
Berwick-upon-T weed, 268. 288. 295. 475. Bethersden, &amp;c., 387. 
Bethnal Green, 388. Bethworth, 387. Beverley, 313. 349. 
Bewdley (Two Petitions), 412. Bewlah, 387. ibury, 442. 
Bicker, 296. Bickington, 312. 362. Bickleigh, 288. 363. Bid- 
borough, 362. Bidbush, 376. Bideford, 305. 349. 362. 392. 
Bidford, 388. Bigbury, &amp;c., 313. Bi gar, 296. Bigge’s Main, 313. 
Biggleswade, 363. Bilby, 376. Bildcrstone, 288. Billericay, - 
288. Billesden, &amp;c., 369. Billingborough, 362. Billinghay, 387. 
296. Billingsgate Ward (London), 388. Bill Quay, 363. Bilston, 
388. 320. 439. Bilton, 341. Bilton, &amp;c., 377. Binbrook, 362. 
Bingham, 295. 388. Bingley, 313. 377. Birchington, 358. 
Birch Torr Mine, 392. Birmingham (Four Petitions), 377. 
Birmingham (Seventeen Petitions), 369. Birmingham, 362. 377. 
388. Birstall, 313. 348, Birstwith, 313. Bishop Auckland, 
284. Bishop Stortford, 348. 365. Bishop Wearmouth (Two 
Petitions), 313. Bishop Wilton, 313. Bishop’s Castle, 387. 
Bishops Lydiard, 387. Bishops Nympton, 320. Bishopstone, 
&amp;e., 358. Bitton, 349. Blaby, 128. 386. Blackanton, 313. 
Blackburn, 128. 431. 610. lackburn (Two Petitions), 296. 
Blackfriars Road (London), 349. Blackpool, 349. Blackshaw 
Head, 412. Blackwater, 348. Blaenavon, 348. Blaenffoes, 
127. Blaen-y-Wain, 127. Blairgowrie, &amp;c., 234. Blakeham, 
Great, &amp;e., 279. Blakeley, 358. Blakeney, 305. 369. Bland- 
ford, 284. Blandford Forum, 377. Blaston, 369. Blaxell, 279. 
Blazey Bridge, St., 348. Blazey Gate, St., 376. Bledlow, 389. 
Blennerhassett, &amp;c., 274. Blewberry, 437. Blisworth, 500. 
Blockley, 388. Bloomfield, 362. Bloxham, 449. Blox- 
holm, 437. Bloxwich, 362. Blundeston, 349. Blunham, 
349. 412. Blyth, 369. Blyth, &amp;c., 377. 449. Blyton, 
363. Bocking, 309. 363. Boddicot, &amp;c., 392. Bod- 
.min, 70. 284. 295. Bognor, 348. 431. Bolden, East, 349. 
Bolden, West, 313. 349. Bolingbroke, 288. Bolingry, 392. 
Bollington, 363. Bolton, &amp;c., 348, 349. | Bolton, Cumberland, 
313. Bolton (Two Petitions), 392. olton-on-Deane, 313. 
Bonby, 255. Bon Leigh, 389. Bootle, 377. a 
313. 377. Borough Green, 387. Borrowby, 377. Borrowdale, 
363. Boscastle, 392. Bosley, 387. Boston, 188. 363. 377. 610. 
Boswell’s, St., 274. Bosworth, 234. Bottesdale, 377. Bough- 
ton-under-Blean, 313. Boulge, &amp;e., 377. Bourn, &amp;c., 295. 
389. Bourton, 268. Bourton, &amp;c., 284. Bourton-on-the-Water, 
392. Bovey, 362. Bovey, North, 439. Bovey Tracey, 320. 
Bow, Devon, 392. Bow, Middlesex, 305. 388, 389. Bowden, 
274. Bowes, 284. Bowling, 178. Boxford, 377. Boxtead, 
288. Bozeat,369. Brackley, 369. Bradfield, 295. 349. 363. 
Bradford, 387. Bradford, Wilts, 284. Bradford, York, 274. 
295. 316. 349. 387. Bradford Moor, York, 316. Bradley, 316. 
348. Bradley, North, 439. Bradmore, 449. Bradninch, 305. 
Bradhole, &amp;c., 406. Bradwell,341. Bradworthy,312. Braffer- 
ton, &amp;c., 610. Brailes, 284. Brainton, 305. Braintree, 309. 
Bramham, 316. Bramley, 279. 313. Brampton, 389. 437. 
Brampton-en-le-Morthern, 313. Brandeston, 279. Brandling 
Place, 313. Brandon, 377. Branscombe, 313. Brant Brough- 
ton, 296. Branwell, Stephen’s, St., 376. Bratton, 387. Brauns- 
ton, 500. Braybrook, 240. Bread Street Ward, London, 
388. 402. Breage, 215. Brechin, 188. Brecknock (Three 
Petitions), 258. 296. Breedon, 350. 386. Brenchley, 349. 
386. Brent, 284. Brentford, &amp;c., 388. Brentwood, 350. 
Brereton, 362. Bressingham, 377. Brickhill, Great, 437, 
Brickhill, Little, 363. Bridestow, 312. Bridford, 320. Bridge, 
376. Bridgend, 349. Bridgford, East, 388. Bridgford, 295. 
Bridge Sollars, &amp;c., 377. Bridgnorth, 392. 439. Bridgwater, 
288. Bridgewater, 377. 389. Bridlington, 100. Bridlington 
Quay, 377. Bridport, 376, 377. Bridwood, 274. Brierley, 
313. Brierley Hill,362. Brig, 362. Brigh, 268. Brigham, &amp;c., 
134. Brighouse, &amp;c., 220. 377. Brightlingsea, 439. Brighton, 
387. 389. Brightwalton, 377. Brightwell, &amp;c., 388. Brigstock, 
313. Brington, 500. Brinkworth, 296.  Brislington, 349. 
Bristol (Three Petitions), 349. Bristol (Two Petitions), 392. 
Bristol, 348. 388. 616. Brixham, 312. 362. 365. Brixton, 
Devon, 579. Brixton Hill, 418. Brixworth, 369. Broadclist, 
387. 389. Broadhampton, 449. Broadheath, 437. Broadmayne, 
610. Broadmead, 387. Broad Town, 296. Broadwas, &amp;c., 437. 
Broadwater, 279. Broadway, 280. Broadwinsor, 389. Brods- 
worth, 377. _Bromington, 376. Bromley, 338. Bromley, 
Essex, 387. Brompton, 377.387. Bromwich, West, 348. 362, 
392, Bromyard, 313. Brook, East, 313. Brookeborough, 387. 
Broome, &amp;c., 449. Broomham, 439. Broomsgrove, 288. Brose- 
ley, 349.369.387. Brotherton, &amp;c., 439. Brotton, 392. Brough, 
349. Broughton, 134. 288. 296. Broughton, &amp;c., 349. 392. 
Broughton Astley, 348. Broughton-in-Furness, 313. Brough- 
ton Gifford, 348. Broughton, Great, 313. Bruntisham, 279. 
Bruton, 377. Bryn Castle, 369. Buchie, 387. Buckendon, 
284. Buckerell, 654. Buckfastleigh, 313. 320. 362. Buck- 
haven, 449. Buckingham, 313. 358. Buckland, 358. 387. 
Buckland Brewer, 362. Buckland, East, 389. Buckland 
Monachorum, 288. Buckland, West, 389. ey 386. 
Bucknall, 389. Budia, St.,579. Buerton, 388. Budleigh Sallerton, 


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Slavery—continued. Slavery—continued. 


[1833.] For the Abolition therent—-consiemed, 
LXXxvull. 312, 313. Bugbrooke, 388. Builth, 349. 388. Bulman, 
813. Bullock Smithy, 313. 392. Bulwell, 377. Bunbury, 387. 
Bungay, 349. 377. Burbage, 392. Bures, St. Mary, 439. Bur- 
field, 377. Burford, 349. 487. _ Burgh, 363. 389. Burgh, St. 
Peter’s, 369. Burgholt, West, 431. Burkenshaw, 316. Burley, 
318. Burlington, 100. Burliscombe, 388. Burnham, 358. 
Burnham, Market, 288. Burnley, 349. 377. Burnsall, 412. 
Burrough, &amp;c., 348. Burrow, 341. Bursdon-on-Stather, 255. 
Burslem, 266. 369. 439. Burstwick, &amp;c., 320. Burton, 313. 
Burton Bradstock, 377. Burton Joice, 449. Burton-in-Kendal, 
348. Burton Latimer, 349.369. Burton Overy, 389. Burton 
Pidsea, 320. Burton-upon-Trent (Two Petitions), 268. Burton- 
upon-Trent, 377. Burton-on-the- Water, 341. ury, Lancaster, 
349. 363. Bury,312. Bury, St. Edmund’s, 377. 388. Buryan, 
341. Busby, 143.149. Bushell Eves, 377.  Bustea, George 
Washington, 268. Butley,288. Buxhall,279. Buxton, 387, 388. 
Byfield, 500. Byher, 313. Byher Hill, 313. Bythorne, &amp;c., 
312.—Cadnum, 388. Cadoxton, 376. 392. Caergwrlch, 376. 
Caerleon, 288. Caerphilly, 392. Caernarvon, 377. Calder, West, 
320. Calderbrook, 392. Caledon, 431. Callington, 392. Calne, 
274. 387. Calstock, 279. 348. Calverton, &amp;c., 440. Cam, &amp;c., 
392. Camberwell, 377. Camborne, 320. 369. Cambridge, 341. 
Cambridge (Two Petitions), 377. Cambusnethan, 437. Sicglen 
Town, 389. Camelford, 369. Campden, 369. Candlewick, Ward of, 
London, 388. Candwell, 350. Cannington, 305. Cannon 
Street, London, 439. Canterbury, 295. 387. Cantly, &amp;c., 377. 
Capel, St. Mary’s, 320. Capel Suir, 387. Cappoquin, 389. 
Cardiff, 215. 376. Cardiff (Two Petitions), 392. Caaliom 376. 
Cardigan (Two Petitions), 442. Cardington Cottenwood, 439. 
Carlisle, 348, 349. Carlisle (Two Petitions), 388. Carlow, 389. 
Carlton, 295. 362, 363. 377.392. Carlton, Glasgow, 388. Car- 
marthen, 348. 387. Carmarthen (Two Petitions), 348. Carmel, 
387. Carmoney, 338. 358. Carnarvon, 301. Carnew, 389. 
Carnhie, 376. Carno, 120.128. Carnon Downs, 376. Carri- 
gancar, 500. Carrington, 403. Castle Acre, 305. Castlebar, 
475. Castle Bytham, 363. Castle Carey,288. Castlecomb, 349. 
Castlecomer, 387. Castle Donington, 268. 386. Castleford, 284. 
Castle Hedingham, &amp;c., 309. Castle Sowerby, 389. Castleton, 
274. 341. astletown, 220. 341. Catholic Clergymen of the 
Midland District, 500. Catrine, 427. Catshill, 349. Catworth 
Magna, 249. Cavan, 90. 509. Cave, North and South, 341. 
Cavendish, 313. Cavers, 274. Caversham (Two Petitions), 349. 
Caverton, 377. Cawood, 315. 475. Cawston, &amp;c., 388. Cel- 
fowyr, 127. Cemmes, 168. Ceres (Two Petitions), 240. Cer- 
rygydrisidion, 350. Ceven Mawe, 338. Chacewater, 376. Chad- 
desden, 387. Chagford, 305.314. Chalfont, St. Peter's, 313. 
Chalford Hill, 100. Chapel-en-le-Frith, 387. 392. Chapel Hill, 
255.348. Chapmanslade (Two Petitions), 284. Charbury, 349. 
Chard, 268. 387. Charing, 349.387. Charlbury, 437. Charles- 
town, 348. Charleton, 365. Charlton Adam, &amp;c.,280. Char- 
mouth, 349. 389. Charsfield, 288. Chart, Great, 348. 387. 
Charterhouse Hinton, 320. 377. Chatersburgh, 389. Chatham, 
887. Chatteris, 387. 439. Chattisham, 279.377. Chaverel, 
Great, 274. Chawleigh, 305. Cheadle, 313. 369. 392. Cheap, 
Ward of, London, 388. Cheddar, 377. Chedder, 338. Ched- 
dleton, 288. 377. Cheiveley, 377. Chelliston, 437. Chelmon- 
deston, 279. 377. Chelmsford, 350. 363.388. Chesfield, &amp;c., 
887. Chelsea, 339. 439. Cheltenham (Two Petitions), 392. 
Chepping Wycombe, 320. Chepstow, 295. Cheriton Fitzpayne, 
439. ‘Ches am, 341. Cheslyn Hay, 431. Chester, 387. 449. 
Chesterfield, 841. 487. Chesterford, Great and Little, 320. Ches- 
ter-le-Street, 349. 389. Chew Magna, 348.377. Chew Stoke, 
377. Chichester, 388. 431.519. Chideock, 389. Chigwell 
Row, 439. Childrey, 279. Chiltern, All Saints, 296. Chilterne, 
296. Chilton, 274.362. Chilvers Cotton, 274. Chilwell, &amp;c., 
338. Chinley, 437. Chippenham (Two Petitions), 313. Chippen- 
ham, 386. Chipping, 349. Chipping Norton, 200. 389. Chipping 
Sodbury, 295. Chipping Wycombe, 369. Chipping Warden, 369. 
Chishill,369. Chislett, &amp;c.,388. Chiswick,388. Chorley, 363.392. 
Chorlton-upon-Medlock, 358. Chowbent, 349. Christchurch, 
Hants, 349. Chudleigh, 312. 320. Chumleigh, 305. 362. 38s. 
Over, 313. Church, Stow, 305. Church Streeton, 387. Church 
Town, 377. 418. Churchwell, 313. Church Walley, 349. 
Church Whittington, 313. Cinderford, 369. Cirencester 
ow Petitions), 369. City Road, 554. Clackton, Great, 363. 
lare, 427. Clamraborough, &amp;c., 305, Clapham, 388, 389. 
Clare, Suffolk, (Two Petitions), 296. Clashmore, 389. Cla- 
vering, 349. Clawson, Long, 386. Clayton Heights, 313. 
Clears, St., 348. 387. Cleator, 279. Cleckheaton, 349. 387. 
Cleethorpe, 363. Cliffe Regis, 138. Clifton, Dartmouth Hard- 
ness, 8320. Clifton, Great and Little, 338. Clipston, 369. Clist 
Honiton, 426. Clitheroe, 348. 377. Clonakilty, 219. Clonmel, 
389. Clopton, 349. Clovelly, 362. Clowton, 312. Cloyne, 
389. Clun, 389. 392. Clyst, St. George, 313. Clyst, St. Mary, 
313. Coalbrook Cross, 389. Coalbrook Dale, 387. Coalford, 
284. 387. Cobham, 388. Cobridge (Two Petitions), 389. 
Cockerington, North, 362. Cockermouth, 279. 320. 386. Cock- 
erton, 387. Cockfield, &amp;e., 320. Coddrington, 295. Codford, 
&amp;e., 296. Coffinswell, 289. Coggleshall, 309. Colchester, 377. 
431. Coldingham, 320. Co ad Overton, 341. Coldstream 
Se Petitions), 296. Colebrook, 388. Coleford, 211. Coleman 
treet Ward, London, 403, Coleraine, 376. 389. Colerne (Two 
Petitions), 349. Coleshill, 348. ag oe 295. Collumpton, 
305. 392. 426. Colnbrook, 320. 403. Colne, 363. 388. Colne 
(Three Petitions), 338. Coltersworth, 363. Coltishall, 369. 
Colyton, 318. Combe Raleigh, 392. Combe, St. Nicholas, 341. 
Combs, 388. Compton, 338. Comrie, 431. Congerton, 369. 
Congleton, 363. 387. Congresbury, 377. Coningsby, 348. 369. 
Conisbrough, 377. Conisholme, 362. Conroy, 431. Cunstansinn, 
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Slavery— continue. : 
[1833.] For the Abolition thereof—continued. 

LXXxvil1.215. Conway,301. Cookley,279. Cookstown, 188. Cool- 
bawn, 387. Copdock, &amp;c.,288. Copmanthorp, 387. Copton, 313. 
Corby, 363. Cork, 387. 439. 456.478. Cornard, Great, 296. Cornard, 
Little, 296. Corney, &amp;c.,377. -Cornhill, Ward of, London, 402. 
Corsham, 288. Corsley, 320.389. Corton, 387. Cotgrave, 377. 
Coseley, 369. Costessing, 388. Cotherstone, 264. Cotmanhay, 
350. Cottingham, 349. 369. 377. Cotton, 320. 377. Couch’s 
Mill, 392. Coughton, 348. Counterslip, 349. Countesthorpe, 
&amp;e., 369. Coupar Angus, 376. Cove, North, 288. Coventry, 
377. Cowbridge, 215. 284. 376. Cowes, 349. Cowes, East, 412. 
Cowling Hill, York, 274. _ Cowton, North, 348. Crabb’s Cross, 
377. Craco, 316. Cradley, 377. 389. Crafthole, 392. Craike, 
377. Crail, 387. railing, 274. Cranbrook, 349. Cranfield 
(Two Petitions), 363. Cranford, 197. Crawley, 309. Crawshan 
Booth, 392. Crediton, 363. 376. Crediton (Four Petitions), 
363. Crelly, 369. Crestwell Quay, 388. Cretingham, 279. 
Crewkerne, 348. 377. Criccieth, 377. Crich, 387. Crieff, 554. 
Crimplesham, 338. Cripplegate, London, 338. Cripplestye, 387. 
Crockerton, 296. Croft, 255. 389. Cromer, 184, 388. Crom- 
ford, 387. Crook, 349. Crosby Ravensworth, 348. Cross 
Hills, 313. Crossmolina, 387. Crossthwaite, 442. Crowan, 215. 
Crowland, 369. Crowle, 362. Croxton, 386. Croxton, South, 
348. Croydon, 215.387. Cubberley, 392. Cubert, 376. Cuck- 
field, 349. 424. Cudworth, 313. Cullingworth, 349. Culmstock, 
168. 426. Cults (Two Petitions), 70. Cumbernauld, 320. Cum- 
berton, 389. Cumnock, 220. 313. Cupar (Two Petitions), 70. 
Curry Revell, 341. 387. Curry, &amp;c., 215, Cutlar, 381.—Dag- 
linworth, &amp;c., 341. Dairsie, 70. Dalby, Great, 341. Dalkeith, 
168. 388, 389. 599. Dallingho, &amp;c.,.377. Dally, Old, 341. 
Dalston, 349. 389. Dalton, 313. 377. Dalton, &amp;c., 284. Dalton, 
North, 320. Dalton, South, 316. Dalwood (Two Petitions), 377. 
Damflesh, &amp;c., 313. Danby, 127. Danby Dale, 313. Dane-in- 
Shaw, 387. Daralston, 3€2. 387. Darley, 313. Darley Abbey, 
200. Darlington, 320. 392. 437. Darlington (Two Petitions), 
348. Dartford, 349. 387, 388. Dartmouth, 312. 362. Darwen, 
296. Darwen, Lower, 349. Dawley Green, 387. Dawley, Little, 
389. Dawlish, 365. Davenport, 386. Daventry,500. Davyhulme, 
358. Deal, 349. 387. Dean, 348. 412. Dean, Little, 369. 
Deane Prior, 301. Dearham, &amp;c. 386. Debenham, 288. 389. 
Decuman’s, Saint, 280. Deeping, St. James, &amp;c., 369. Deer, 
349. Delph, 349. Denbigh, 268. 386. Denby, 21. Denham, 
358. Denny, 387. Dent, 348, 349. Denton, &amp;c., 392. Dept- 
ford, 313. 387, 388. Derby, 320. 437. Derby (Five Petitions), 
279. Dereham, East, 288. 377. Derwen, 240. Desborough, 
369. Desford, 369. Devizes, 296. 362. Devonport, 288. 349. 
362. 377. Devonshire Square, 388. Dewsbury, 220. 313. 
Dickleborough, 369. Dinton, 358. Dipton, 363. Diseworth, 
127. Dishforth, 392. Diss, 295. Ditcheat, 288. -Dittisham, 
389. Dixon Green, 377. Docking, 369. Dolen, 424. Dol- 
gelly, 268. Dolton, 305. 392. Donaghadee, 288. 431. Don- 
caster, 220. 313. 387. Doncaster, Quakers in, 387. Donegal, 
387. 392. Donington, 138. Donington-on-Baine, 255. Don- 
nington, 279.295. Donyat,280. Dorchester, 296.348. Dorking, 
365. Dorrington, 387. Douglas, 349. Douglas, Isle of Man, 
348. Dowlais,387. Down, West,305. Downend, 392. Down- 
ham, 268. Downham (Two Petitions), 377. Downham Market, 
388. Downpatrick, 376. Downton, 296. Doveridge, 387. 
Dovor, 387. Draycott, 437. Drayton, &amp;c., 349. Drayton, 437. 
Drayton, East, 377. Drayton, West, 268. Driffield, Great, 305. 
313, 341. 348. Driffield, 341. Drigg, 288. Driglington, 313. 
Drogheda, 168. 295. Droitwich, 288. 377. Dromore, 389, 
Dronfield, 197. Droylsden, 349. Drum, 392. Drumholm, 350. 
Dublin, 388, 389. 392. Dublin (Two Petitions), 426. Duddon, 
363. Dudley, 377.439. Dudley (Two Petitions), 320. Dudley 
Hill, 313. Dudley Wood, 377. udwork, 313. Duffield, 350. 
Dukinfield, 200.349. Dumbarton, 424. Dumfries, 377. 388, 389, 
Dunbar, 320. Dundalk,268. Dundee, 348.392. Dunfermline, 
377. Dungannon, 349. 389. 431. Dungarvan, 377. Dunington, 
387. Dunkancely. 387. Dunkerton, 377. Dunmanway, 387. 
Dunning, 431. unse, 388. Dunsford, 320. Dunstable, 349. 
Dunstan, 363. Dunster, 305. Durham, 58.313. Dursley, 392. 
Duxford, 100. Dymchurch, 387. Dynas Colliery, 234. Desert, 
313.—Eagle Street, Red Lion Square, 389. Earith, 348. Earls 
Colne, 348. Earl Shelton, 348. Early, &amp;c., 349. Easby, &amp;c., 
392. Easington, 313. Easington, &amp;c., 348. Easington Lane, 
313. 376. Easingwold, 392. Easky, 389. Eastby, 313. East- 
cheap, Little, London, 349. Eastcombs, 158. LEastcott, 389. 
Eastington, 392. Easton, 392. Eastwood, 350. Eaton, 392. 
Eaton Bray, 369. 389. Ebbu Vale, 348. Ebenezer, 127. Eck- 
ford, 270. Eckinswell, 349. Eckington,437. Edenbridge, 352. 
Edenfield, &amp;c., 363. Edenshedd, 349. Edgeware, &amp;c., 349. 
Edinburgh, 234. 268. 389. 431. 599. 695. Edinburgh, Lothian 
Road, 599. Edlaston, 295. Edlington, &amp;c., 403. Edmonton, 
377. 388, 389. Ednam, 377. Edwardstone, 388. Edwinstowe, 
449. Egg Buckland, 288. Egglestone, 288. Egremont, 279. 
313. Elham, 887. Elland, 211. Ellon a Petitions), 389. 
Elm, Great, &amp;c., 268. Elmore, 389. Imsall, South, 284. 
Elpringham, 387. Elsham, 363. Elston, 295. Elswick, 388. 
Eltham, 388. Elton, 127. 343. Elvet, Old, 389. Elvington, 
349. Ely, &amp;c., 220. 376, 377. Embleton, 358. Emneth, 369. 
cope, 389. Enbourne, 349. Enfield, 377. Enford, 313. 
Ennerdale, 363. Ennis, 431. Enniskellen, 387. Epsom, 389. 
Epworth, &amp;c., 362. Erdington, 348. Ermington, 579. Erth, 
Saint, 392. Ettingshall Road, Stafford, 288. Etruria, 255. 
Eversden, 358, Evesham, 377. 389. Evesham (Two Petitions), 
389. Exbourne, 305, Exeter, 313. 376. 439. Exeter Hall 
(London), 389. Exminster, 320. Exmonth, 313. 387. Exning, 
&amp;c., 377. Exton, 399. Ewelme, 437. 449. Eyam, 387. Eye, 
184. 369. 377. 499. Eynesford, 348. Eythorn, 387.—Faddeley, 





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[1833.] For the Abolition thereof—continued. 
LXXXVill. 387. Fagan’s, Saint, 376. Fanford, 158. Faith’s, Saint, 
369. Fakenham, 288. 377.389. Fala, 431. Falbeck, 348. Falding- 
ham, 362. Falkirk, 341. Falls,431. Falmouth, 273. Falmouth, 
(Two Petitions), 358. Fanfield, &amp;c., 449. Fanwich, 127. Fare- 
ham, 887. Farnborough, &amp;c., 362. Farndon, &amp;c., 128. 295. 369, 
Farnham, 449. Farnley,313. Farnsfield, &amp;c., 377. Farringdon, 
279. Farringdon-Without, Ward of, (London), 439. Farsley, 
274. 387. 389.  Featfield, &amp;c., 349. Faversham, 305. 387, 
Fawdon, 313. Fawley, 279. 284. Fazeley, 369.. Feckenham, 
349. Felbrigg, &amp;c., 389. Felling, 363. Felling Shore, 363. 
Fellwell, &amp;c.,377. Felsted, 309. elton, 255. Females of Great 
Britain, 389. Fen Court (London), 469. Feniton, 388. _ Fenny 
Stratford, 388. Fenstanton with Hilton, 305. Fenton,313. Fermoy, 
387. Ferriby,363. Ferriby, South, 255. Ferry, &amp;c., 362. Ferry- 
Port-on-Craig, 362.412. Ferryside, 387. Fewstone; 387. Filly, 
&amp;e., 344. Filey, 349. Finborough, Great, 279. Finchingfield, 
(Two Petitions), 431. Finchley, 389. Findern, 437. Finedon, 
369. Finingley, 377. Finsbury, 388. Fisherton, 295. Fisherton 
Anger, 296. Fishguard, 377. Fishponds, 392. Flambro’, 349, 
Flash, 288. Flaxton, 387. Flentham, 295. Flixton, 349. Flo- 
rence Court, &amp;c., 389. Floxton, 348. Foleshill,377. Folkstone, 
387, 388. Folridge, 363. Fontmell, 284, Ford Forge, 268, 
Fordham, 610. Fordingbridge, 288. 296. Fords, 387. Forres, 
500. Fortrose, &amp;c., 509. Foston, 313. 363. Fotherby, 362. 
Fonbridge, 388. Foulsham, 288. Fowey, 376. Fownhope, 313. 
Foxton, 274. Frampton Cotterell, 349. Frampton, 412. Framp- 
ton-on-Severn, 387. Framsden, 279. Freckleton, 377. Frem- 
ington, 320. Freshford, 377. Freshwater, 349. Frieland, 437, 
Frieldhurst, 412. Frieston, 362. Frindsbury, 387. Frisby, &amp;c., 
841. Frishney, 363. Frisney, 369. Friston, &amp;c., 279. 377. 
Frithelstock, 305. Frocester, &amp;c., 387. Frock, 376. Frodingham, 
316. Frolesworth, 348, Frome, 268. Frome Selwood, 280. 349, 
Frome Selwood (Three Petitions), 274. Frosterley, 284. Fruchie, 
363. 377. Fryup, &amp;c., 313. Fulford, 387. Fulston, 362. Ful- 
wood, 377. Fynnon, 387. 426.—Gaddesly, 348. Gaerwen, 358. 
Gainford, 348. Gainsbrough, 363. Galmpton, 388. Galpha, 
377. Galston, 392. Galval 386. Gamlingay, 349. Gargrave, 
316. Gargreave, 313. Garrigill, 309, Garsdale, 313. Garstang, 
377. Garton, 349. Gate Helmsley, &amp;c., 475. Gateshead, 70. 
363. Gateshead Fell, 363. Gedney, 363. Gee Cross, 349, 
Gennis, Saint, 392. Georgeham, 392. Germains, Saint, 349, 
Gidley, 320. Gildersome, 138. 178. 313. 316. Gilling, 449, 
Gillingham, 284. 387. Gillon Heath, 362. Gimingham, 349. 
Girvan, 320. 392. Gisleham, &amp;c., 389. Gislingham, 377. Gis- 
sing, 349. 369. Glamford Briggs, 369. Glamorgan (Two Peti- 
tions), 268. Glancley, 388. Glasbury, 296. 376. Glasgow 
(Two Petitions), 268. Glasgow, 338. 349. 412. Glasgow, Gra- 
duates and Students of, 127. Glasslough, 431. Glastonbury, 
288. 377. Glemsford, 296. Glenarm, 376. Glenfield, 369. 392. 
Glenn, Great, 392. Glentham, 362. Glossop, 349. 387. Glou- 
cester (Two Petitions), 387. Gloucester, 274. 392. Glyceirog, 
&amp;e., 350. Glyndyfr, &amp;c., 350. Godalming, 258.. Godmanchester, 
392. Godshill, 349. Golding, 377. Goldsithney, &amp;c., 376. 
Gomersal, 313. Gbomersall, Great, 313. Gonerby, Great, 363. 
Goodmansfields, 389. Goole, 313. 387. Gorlestone, 344. Gorley, 
387. Gornalf, 362. Gornal Wood, 362. ,Gorton, 349. Gos-’ 
berton, 387. Gosforth, 377. Gosforth New Houses, 318. Gos- 
port, 387. Goswell Road, 389. Gotham, 449. Gozhill, 255. 
Grafton, 274. Grainthorpe, 262. Grampound, 320. Granby, 
446. Grange, 348. 456. Grange near Toome, 388. Grantham, 
313. Grantley,274. Gratton, 288. Gravesend and Milton, 295. 
387. Grayrigg, 348. Greasborough, 313. 387. Greaseley, 388. 
Great Britain, Females of, 389. ibaax Hammerton, &amp;c., 295. 
Greenlaw, 320. Greenloaning, 431. Greenock, 268. 465. 
Greeneside, 320. 377. Greenside, 363. Greenwich, 377. Green- 
wich (Two Petitions), 387. Greete, &amp;c., 320. Grendon, 369. 
Gresham, 295. Griffidam, 286. Grimoldby, 362. Grimston, 
&amp;c., 377. Grindleford, 387. Gringeley, 449. Grinstead, East, 
313. Grittleton, 349. Groesgoch, 387. Gronown, 348. 
Grooby, 386. Groton, 383. Grundisburgh, 284. 349. Guilden 
Morden, 426. Guildford, 349. Guilsborough, 348. Guis- 
borough, 220. 313. Guiseley, 313. 316. Gunthorp, 295. Gun- 
ville, 349. Gurteen, 387. Gwennap, 348. Gwernybrennin, 369. 
Gwyddelwan, &amp;c., 392.—Hacket’s Town, 389. Hackleton, 377. 
500. Hackney Road, Haverfordwest, 554. Hackney, 338. 389. 
Haddenham, 358. 377. Haddington, 168. Haddon, West, 349. 
500. Hadfield, 349.437. Hadham, Great, 349. Hadleigh, 279. 
338. 389. Hadlow,387. Hagg,288. Hailsham, 168. Fisking, 
388. Halberton, &amp;c., 313.320. Halden, 387. Halesowen, 348. 
Halesworth, 288. Halifax, 143. 211. 313. 412. Hallam, 388. 
Hallaton, 369. Hall Green, 386. Hallen, 338. Halliwell, 349. 
Hallon, 377. Halshaw Moor, 349. 363. Halstead, 288. 363. 
Halton, East, 255. Halton, West, 255. Hulton, &amp;c., 255. 348. 
Haltwhistle, 349. Halwell, 387. Hambleton, 313. Hammer- 
smith, 439.610. Hampstead, 377. 389. Hampstead Norris, 349. 
Hampstead Road, 389. Hampsthwaite, 288. 296. 313. Hampt- 
worth, 296. Hamsterley, 284. Handsworth, 387. Handsworth 
Woodhouse, 388. Hanham, 392. Hanley, 255. 362. 38%. 
Hanley, Upper, 389. Harbertonford, 320. Harby, &amp;e., 392. 
Harbury, 377. Hardingstone, 388. Harford, 295. Harling, 
East, 288. Harmston, 316. Harpole, 388. Harptree, East, c., 
362. Harpurtrey, 349. Harrington, 134. 279. 320, Harris- 
ahead, 368. 388. Harrogate, 266. 377. 392. Harrowden, Little, 
369. Harrow-on-the-Hill, 387. Harston, 388. Hartest, 288. 
Harteston, 288. Hartland,305. Hartlepool, 284. Hartley, 369. 
Hartperry, 274. 387. Hartshill, 274. 377. “Hartshorn, 350. 437. 
Hartwell, 369. Hartwich, 288. 349. 363. Haslingden, 349. 363. 
Haslingfield, 389. Hassel Green, 387. Hastings, 284. 341. 
Hatcham, 386. 388. Hatch Beauchamp, 387. ne 
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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.-—(continued)—relative to— 


Slavery—continued. 
[1833.] For the Abolition thereof—continued. 
Hatfield Peverell, 1xxxvi. 363. Hatherleigh, 134. 305. 392. 
Hathersage, 341. Hatton, &amp;c., 437. Haugh, 313. Hawick, 274. 
Hawkeshead, 70. 348... Hawksworth, 377. Haworth, 313. 316. 
387, 388. Hawthorn Hile, 348. Haven Bank,348. Haverfordwest, 
Hackney Road, 554. Haverfordwest,376, 377.388. Haverhill, 389. 
Harvah Park, 412. Haxby, 387. Haxey, 362. Hay, 296. 349. 
Hayes, &amp;c., 387. Hayfield,4387. Hay Green, 387. Hayscastle, 
376. Hayton, &amp;c., 358. 376.389. Hazlerigg, 313. Heacham, 
320. Headcorn, 387. Headington, 437. Heanor, &amp;c., 349. 
Heap, 418. Heather, 386. Heathfield, 387. Heaton, 377. 
Heaton Mersey,313. Heavingham, 388. Hebburn, 369. Hebden 
Bridge, 349. 412. Heckington, 469. Heckmondwike, 349. 387. 
Hedon, 320. Heighington, &amp;c., 348. Helen’s, Saint, Lancaster, 349. 
363. Helleston, 215. ichnsior, 377. Helperley, 377. , Helperton, 
284. Hemel Hempstead, 377. Hemington, 349. Henderclay, 
349. Hendred,274. Henley, 437. Henley-in-Arden, 320. Henley- 
upon-Thames, 437. Henllan, 133. 313.386. Hennock,388. Hen- 
rietta Street, London, 338. Hensingham, 377. Heptonshall, 349. 
412. Hepworth, 316. Hereford ('l'wo Petitions), 313. Hereford, 
387.389. Herne Bay, 313. Herrington,313. Hertford, 365. 377. 
Hessle, 341. Hetton, 313. 349. Heversham, 348. Hews, 313. 
Hey Chapel, 349. Heytesbury,320.. Heywood, 312. Hexham, 
348. Hexhamshire, 348. _ Hexthorpe-cum-Balby, 387. Hi- 
baldston, 363. Higham, 377. Higham Ferrars,240. High 
Conisclitfe, 348. Highfield, 288. Highgate, 388. Hightown, 
877. Highway, 392. Highworth,313. Hilgay,388. Hilkins, 
349. Hillbro’, 377. Hillsborough, 338. Hilsby, 386. Hilton 
Ferry, 313. Hinckley, 388. 392. Hindley, 313. Hindley (Two 
Petitions), 392. Hindon, 320. Hintlesham, 279. Histon, &amp;c., 
274. Hitchin, 377.  Hittisleigh, 305. _Hoath, 388. Hockham, 
349.. Hockley, 377. Hoddesdon, 389. Hogton, 296. Hogs- 
thorpe, &amp;c., 449. Holbeach, 313. Holbeton, 288. Holbrook, 
349. 377. Holcombe, 288. Holderness, 389. Holland, 313. 
Hollingsclough, 288. Hollington, 295. _Hollingwood, 349, 
Hollingworth, 349. Holywell, 369. Holmfirth, 349. __ Holne, 
305. Holsworthy, 312. 362. 388. Holt, 377. Holt, Denbigh, 
350. _ Holt, Norfolk, 320. Holt, Wilts, 284. Holyhead, 320. 
348. Honey Church, 305. Honiton, 288.313. Hoober, 313. 
Hook Norton, 348. 388. Hooton Pagnell, 387. Hope, 341. 
Hopkirk, 274. Horbury, &amp;c., 320. Horham, &amp;c., 188. Hor- 
lestone, 255. Horley, 437. Horncastle, 288. Horninghold, 369. 
Horningsham, 320. Hornsea, 320. Horrabridge, 392. Horse- 
hay, 389. Horsforth, 313. 413. Horsham, &amp;c., 274. 389. 392. 
Horsington, 288. Horton, 362. Horton, Great, 349. Horton 
and Rushton, 377. Horwich, 363. Hothfield, &amp;e., 389. 
Hougham, 387. Houghton-le-Spring, &amp;c., 313. 348. 442. Hough- 
ton, Little, 369. Houghton, West, 349. Hounslow, 388. How 
Capel, 377. Howden, 341. 369. 389. Hownam, 274. Hoxton, 
338. Hoyland, 313. Hucknall Torkard, 288. Huddersfield, 
288. Hugglescote, 348. Hughley, 387. Hull (Three Petitions), 
341. Hulme, 349. Humberston, 368, 369. Humbleton, &amp;c., 320. 
Hundleby, 255. Hungerford, 350. 377. Hunnanby, 377. 412. Hun- 
tingdon, 349. 392. Huntingdon (York), 387. Huntingfield, 
288. Huntington, &amp;c.,475. Huntley, 301. 387. Hurtsmon- 
ceux, 168. Hurworth, 348. Husbands Bosworth, 389. Hurst- 
bourne, 392. Hurstperpoint, 456. Hyde,358. Hyde Lane, 349, 
Hyson Green, 377. Hythe, 305. 387. 398.—Iddesleigh, 305. 
Ideford, 389. Idle, 40. 90. 220. 274. Idmiston, 296. Iken, 
279. Ilford, 312. Ilfracombe, 305. 362. Ilkestone, 350. Ilmin- 
! ster, 280. 341. 377. Ilton, 280. Imber, 320. Inchester, 369. 
Inglewhite, 377. Inkpen, 377. 386. Innismacsaint, 350. Insch, 
392. Inverkeithing, 274. Inverness, 412, 424. 439. 494. In- 
verury, 37. Ipplepen, 362. Ipswich, 268. 274. 284. 877. Ire- 
land, Quakers in, 388. Irthlingborough, 240. 554. Irton, 284. 
. Irvine, 363. Irvinestown, 389. Isle, Abbots, 288. Isleham, 
. 349. Iselworth, 349, 431. Islington, &amp;c., 387. 554. Itradox 
, Hill, 274. Ives, St., 386. Ives, St., Hunts, 288. 348. Ivy 
’ Bridge, 313. 320.—Jacobstowe, 305. Jarrow, 369. Jedburgh, 
. 274. Jeffreston, 388. Jersey, 348. John’s, St., Cornwall, 349. 
n Johnshaven, 402. Just, St., 341.—Kea, 348. 376. Keadby, 362. 
4 Keal, 348. Keal, East, 255. Kearby, 377. Keel, &amp;c., 369. 
4 Keelby, 363. Keeston, 388. Kegworth, 341. Kehelland, 369. 
Keighley, 211. 320. 388. Keinton, 377. Keith, 403. 424. 
Keloe, 341. Kelsey, North, 362. Kelso, 274.377. Kelstern, 


) 
j 
. 362. Kelvedon, 389. Kemerton, 377. Kemsey, 437. Kenchester, 
). 313. Kendal, 348. 387. Kenford, 320. Kennoway, 240. Ken- 
). sington, 377. Kentbury, 377. Kentisbeer, &amp;c., 388. Kentish 
By Town, 338. 389. Kenton, 288. 313. 320. Kent Road, 426. Kent 


3 Road, New, 389. Kerby, 363. Kerley, 392. Kerriemuir, 387. 
3 Kersey, 288. Kessingland, 295. Ketley Bank, 387. Kettering, 
D. 197. Kettleshulme, 387. Keverne, St., 215. Kew, St., 376. 
S. Keyningham, &amp;c., 320. Keynsham, 296. 377. Kidderminster, 
8 284. 296. Kidsgrove, 369. Kidwelly, 348. 387. Kighley, 389. 


fr Kilbarchan, 188. Kilbarron, 350. Kilbirnie, 127. Kilham, 
9. 349. Kilkhampton, 392. Killala, 387. Killeshandra, 439. 
ee Killileagh, 348. Killinghall, 288. _Killingholme, North and 
th South, 255. Killingworth, 313. Killingworth Colliery, 313. 
0. Killukin, 387. Killyleagh, 348, 349. ilmackon, 500. Kil- 
26 marnock, 320. 388. 426. Kilronan, &amp;c., 500. Kilrush, 389. 
B Kilsyth, 341. Kilwinning, 220. 427. Kilworth, 389. Kim- 
4 berley, 349. Kimberworth, $13. Kincardine, 388. Kingham, 
i 388. Kinghorn, 341. Kingsand, 313. Kingsbridge, &amp;c., 312, 
le, 313. 362. | ingsclere, 387. ingskerswell, 383. Kingsland, &amp;e., 
ond 388. Kingsley, 288. King’s Lynn, 349. 392. Kingsomborne, 
om 387. Kingsutton, &amp;c., 500. Kingsteignton, 320. Kingsthorpe, 
th 500. Kingstanley, 249. Kingston Deverell, 387. Kingston- 
- upon-Hull, 341. 387. 402. ingston Lisle, 279. Kingston- 
9 upon-Thames, 377. King’s Walden, 377. Kingswinford, 320. 
od 362. Kingswood, 392. Kington, 320. 376. Kinkell, 412. 


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Slavery—continued. 


[1833.] For the Abolition thereof—contifiued. 
Kinnerley, .xxxvi. 369. Kinross, 388. Kinsand, 376. 
Kintbury, 386. Kirby Mabzcard, 313. Kirby Moorside, 377. 
Kirkcaldy, 313. 362. 392. Kirkby Lonsdale,348. Kirkby Mal- 
hamdale, 387. Kirkby Shore, 348. Kirkby, South, 392. 
Kirkby Woodhouse, 313. Kirkby Stephen, 348. 387. Kirk- 
gate, 313. Kirkintilloch, 418. Kuirklinton, 389. Kirkmichael, 
377. Kirknewton, &amp;c., 388. Kirkoswald, 389. Kirkside, 234. 
Kirkstall, 313. Kirkstall Forge, 313. Kirkstead, 255. 288. 412. 
Kirkton, 274. Kirkwall, 268. Kirton, 362, 363. 449. Kirton- 
in-Lindsey, 412. Kislingbury, 350. 369. Knaresborough, 377. 
437. Knighton, 376, 377.386. Knockholt, &amp;c., 387. Knoss- 
ington, 341. Knottingley, 388. Knutsford, 288.—Laceby, 363. 
Ladock, 392. Lambeth, &amp;c., 389. Lambethian, 215. Lambley, 
888. Lambourn, 377. Lampeter, 376. Lanark, 188. Lan- 
caster, 341.377. Lancaster, St. Helen’s, 363. Landevoduck, 349. 
Landewdnack, &amp;c., 215. Lane Delph, 255. Lane End, 255, 280. 
Lane Head, 284. Langham, &amp;c., 309. 449. Langharne, 348. 
Langholm, 188. Langley, 363. 389. Langtree, 305. Larmer, 
376. Lantwit, 376. Lapford, 389. Larkhall, Walcot, 320. 
Larne, 442. Latchingdon, 309. Lathones (Two Petitions), 240. 
Launceston, 134. 341. 349. Lavenham, 301. Laverton, &amp;c., 820. 
Lavington, West, 274. Lawley Bank, 387. Lawrence Weston, 
338. Lawton Heath, 387. Layer Bleton, 349. Layham, 279. 
Lazonby, 349. 389. Leadenham, 349. Leake, 200. 363. Lea- 
mington, 377. 541. Leathley, 313. Ledbury, 313. Lee, 388. 
Leeds (Two Petitions), 362. Leeds, 178. 279. 439. Leek, 288. 
439. Lees, 349. Legbourne, 362. Leicester, 296. 338. 341. 392. 
Leigh, 348, 349. 363. 377. Leigh-on-Mendip, 288. Leigh, Sin- 
ton, 437. Leighton Buzzard, 369. 389. Lempetlaw, 276. Len- 
ham, 386. Lennoxtown, 255. Lenton, 389. Leominster, 437. 
Leonard Stanley, 392. Lerrin, 392. Leslie, 348. Lethendy, 
431. © Letterston, 387. Leuchars, 240. Levensholme, 313. 
Leverton, 363. Lewes, 431. Lewisham, 338. Leyland, 349. 
Libberton, 296. Lichfield, 362. 431. Liddington, &amp;c., 363. 
Lidford, 313. Lieiblington, 369. Lightwood, 255. Lilbourn, 
500. Lilliesleaf, 274. Limerick, 426. 431. Lincoln, 320. 431. 
490. Lincoln’s Inn Fields, Great Queen Street (Two Petitions), 
316. Lindsay, 388. Lingfield,377. Linnea, 341. Linton, 350. 
387, 388. Linton, West, 439. Lisburn, 349. 389. Liskeard, 
274. 392. Lisleen, 387. Lissington, 362. Lisson Grove, 389. 
Lisvance, 392. Littleborough, 312. Littlebourne, 313. Little- 
bury, 320. Littlehampton, 431. Littleover, 387. Littleport, 
377. Littleton, High, 362. Liverpool, 363.392. 554. Liverton, 
North, 449. Llamoenarth, 387. Riaimeite 128. Llandaff, 
376. Llandendeirna, 387. Llandefally, 296. Llandrillo, 431. 
Llandyssil, 376. Llanefidd, 240. Llanelly, 268. 387. Llanen- 
gan, 377. Lilanerfil, 128. Llanfair, 240. Llanfair, Caereinion, 
348. Llanfair Circuit, 349. Llanferras, 249. Llanfuurach, 376. 
Llanfyllin, &amp;c., 369. Llangefin, 348. 358. Llangloffan, 127. 
Llangollen, 350. Llangonoyd, &amp;e., 349. Llangunnock, 387. 
Llangybi, 402. Llangynhafel, 240. Llanhilleth, 288. Llanidloes, 
377. 388. Llanidno, 386. Llannerchymedd, 288. Llanrhaidr, 
305. 386. Llanahyddlad,358. Llansaintffraid, 301. Llansannan, 
386. Llansiker, 350. Lilansilin, 350. Llanslephan, 348, Llan- 
trissent, 349. Llanunda, 388. Llanyblodwell, 369. Llanyfidd, 
386. Llanymynach, 369. Llanynis, 240. Lochie, 392. ea 
maben, 449. Lochwinnoch, 341. Lockington, 377. Lockwood, 
313. Loddington, 369. Loddon, 369. Lofthouse, 316. Logie- 
almond, 431. London (Four Petitions), 406. London, Candle- 
wick Ward, 388. London, Cannon Street, 439. London, Ward 
of Cheap, 388. London, Coleman Street Ward, 403. London, 
Aldersgate Ward, 388. London, Billingsgate Ward, 388. Lon- 
don, Basishaw Ward, 402. London, Candlewick Ward, 388. 
London, Cannon Street, 489. London, Cheap Ward, 388. Lon- 
don, Coleman Street Ward, 403. London, Cordwainers’ Ward, 
403. London, Cornhill Ward, 402. London, Cripplegate, 338. 
London, East Cheap, Little, 349. London, Exeter Hall, 289. 
London, Farringdon Without, 439. London, Fen Court, 469. 
London, Henrietta Street, 338. London, Prescot Street, Little, 
388. London, St. John Street, 554. London, Seven Wards in, 
554. London, Deputies of the Three Denominations of Dis- 
senters of, 387. London and Westminster, 387. Londonderry, 
389. Long Benton, 313. Long Breedy-cum-Breedy Parva, 
268. Long Buckby, 388. 500. Long Compton, 377. Long 
Eaton, 350. Longford, 296. Longham, 369. Longholme, 363. 
Longhope, &amp;c., 348. Longhorsley, 389. Long Milford, 313. 
Longmoor, 288. Longney,387. Longport, 369. Long Preston, 
28. 349. Longridge, 431. Long Stowe, 389. Long Sutton, 
128. 363. 388. Longton, 363. Long Whatton, 128. Long 
Wittenham, 338. Looe, East, 274. 392. Looe, West, 274. Lop- 
ham, North, 377. Lorton, &amp;c., 134. Loscoe, 320. Lostwithiel, 
279. Loughborough, 341. 386. Loughrea, 387. Loughton, 349. 
Louth, Lincoln, 362. Loversall, &amp;c., 387. Lowdham, &amp;c., 449. 
Lower Town, 377. Lowestoft, 288. 338, 349. Loweswater, &amp;c., 
348. Lowmoor, 363. 377. Low Toynton, 377. Loxhove, &amp;c., 
388. Loxley, 348. Ludborough, 362. Luddenham, 412. Lud- 
ford, 362. Ludham, 344. 388. Ludlow, 387. Lumley, 389. 
Lund, 313. Lurgan, 431. Lusby, 348. Luston, 284. Luton, 
363. 369. Lutterworth, 128. 392. Lydbrook, 369. Lydford, 
392. Lydney, 369. Lye Waste, 377. Lyle Hill, 273. Lyme 
Legis, 397. Lyme Regis, 284. 349, 389. Lyminge, 387. Ly- 
mington, 320. Lymm, 349. Lympsham, 288. Lympstone, 313. 
376. Lyncombe, &amp;c., 320. Lynn Regis, 442. Lytchet Ma- 
travers, 377. Lyth, &amp;c., 349.—Mabyn, St., 392. Macclesfield, 
349. 363. Machynlleth, 389. Mackworth, 437. Madeley, 288. 
369. Madeley Wood, 387. Madley, 377. Madron, 3841. 
Maeclochog, 388. Maer, &amp;c., 355. Magherafelt, 431, 459. 
Magheramisk, 349. Maiden Bradley, 274. Maidenhead, 279. 
$13. Maidford, 369. Maidstone (Two Petitions), 377. Maidstone, 


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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Slavery—continued. 
[1833.] For the Abolition thereof—continued. 

Lxxxvu 362. Main,369. Makerston, 274. Maldon, 309. 8 
East, 387. Mallon, 211. Malmesbury, 288. Maltbyle Marsh, 
288. Malvern, 437. Malpas, 388. Malton, 313. 369. Manea, 
439. Manchester and Salford, 377. Manchester (Ten Petitions), 
388. Manchester (Six Petitions), 358. Manchester, 392. Man- 
chester Square, 389. Manchester, Quakers of, 388. Manea, 
439. Mangotsfield, 349. _Mankinholes,412. Manningtree, 296. 
363. 387. anorhamilton, 388. 500. Mansfield, 313. Mans- 
field and Warsop, 377. Mansfield Woodhouse, &amp;c., 377. 387. 
Manton, 363. Manton, North, 358. Wapperley, 350. Mara- 
zion (Two Petitions), 320. Marazion, 341. March, Isle of Ely, 
249. 439. Marden, Kent, 313. Mareham-le-Fen, 288. Marfleet, 
349. Margate, 387. 426. Market Bosworth, 369. Market 
Drayton, 387, 388. Market Harborough, 128. 392. Market 
Lavington, 274. 369. Market Rasen, 362. 449. Market Street, 
369. Market Weighton, 313. 388. Marlborough, 387. Marn- 
hull, 341. Marple, 387. 392. Marsden, 349. 377. 388. Marsh, 
377. Marsh Chapel, 362. Marston, 316. 363. Marston Mor- 
taine, 360. Martin’s, St., Cornwall, 320. Martin’s, St., Salop, 
387. Martley, 377. Martock, 388. Maryborough, 392. 403. 
Mary Church, St., 439. Maryport, 134. 268. 279. Masham, 
&amp;c., 305. 392. Massingham, 360. Matby, 313. Mattishall, 288. 
Mauchline, 392. Mavis Enderby, 255. 288. Mawes, St., 348. 
Mawgan, 320. Maxton, 274. axwellheugh, 377. Maybole, 
320. Mayfield, 362. Mearns, 255. Measham, 387. Meather- 
ingham, 295. Medburn, 392. Medstead, 388. Megavissey, 
348, 349. Melbourn, 220.490. Melbourne, 350. 437. Meldrum, 
Old, 392. Melin, Griffith, 376. Melksham, 274. 387. Mellor, 
296. Mells, 268. Melnathorp, 387. Melrose, 274. Meltham, 
313. 377. Melton Magna, 369. Melton Mowbray, 341. 392. 
Melton, South, 365. Melton, West, &amp;c., 313. Merdiford, 377. 
Mere, 320. Mereclough, 377. Meriden, &amp;c., 377. Mersea 
Island, 431. Mertha, 376. Merthyr Tydfil, 387. Messingham, 
362. Methley, 296. Methven, 431. Methwold, &amp;c., 349. 
Mexborough, 313. Mexbrough, 377. Micheldean, 387. Mickle- 
over, 437. Mickleton, 288. Middleham, 392. Middle Hill, 
387, 388. Middle Rasen, 362. Middleton, 288. 313. 349. 358. 
388. Middleton, &amp;c., 369. 377. Middleton Cheney, 288. 369. 
Middleton, North, 274. Middleton Place, 449. Middleton in 
Teesdale, 288. Middlewick, 349. Midcalder, 389. Midford, 
&amp;c., 320. Midman, 388. Midsomer Norton, 362. Melbourne 
Port, 377. Milbrook, 295. 376. Mildenhall, 377. Milford, 28. 
350. 387, 388. Milford, Hants, 449. Millhill, 349. Millorn, 
313. Milngavie, 349. Milnthorp, 287. Milton, 255. 295. 500. 
Milton, &amp;c., 387. Milton, Bryant, &amp;c., 363. Milton, South, 
305. Milverton, 341. Milwood, Todmorden, 412. Minchin- 
hampton, 174. Mincroa, &amp;c., 386. Miningsby, 255. 369. Minster, 
305. Minto, 274. Minver, St., 392. Mirfield, 387. Missenden, 
Great, 402. Misterton, 313. Mitcham, 439. Moate, 389. Mod- 
bury, 320. 362. Moira, 431. Mold, 376. Molland, 338. Mbol- 
leston, 387. Molton, North, 362. 387. Monaghan, 431. Monck- 
ton, Combe, &amp;c., 402. Moneymore, 369. Monk Fryston, 313. 
Monkstown, 387. Monkwearmouth, &amp;c., 349. Monmouth, 396. 
Monmouth (Two Petitions), 295. Montacute, 288. Montrose, 
389. 436. Moor Monkton, 387. Moorsholm, 392. Moorwin- 
ston, 349. Morchard, Bishop, 387. Morcombe Lake, 358. 
Morcutt, 320. Morebattle, 128. 274. Moretonhampstead, 313. 
320. Moreton in Marsh, 388. Morewood, 305. organ, Wil- 
liam A., 134. Morley-cum-Cherwell, 313. Morley, 312, 313. 
Morpeth, 349. Morthoe, 305. Mortimer, 349. Mossar, 
389. Mossley, 363. Mouldsworth, 387. Moulton, 295. 
369. Mounthawke, 376. Mountmelick, 392. Mount Plea- 
sant (Stafford), 362. Mountrath, 341. Mountshannon, 431. 
Mountsorrel, 341. 392. Mousehole, 341. Moy, 403. Much 
Wenlock, 389. Mullion, 215. Muncaster, 274. ~-Mur- 
mey, &amp;c., 268. Mursham, 387. Musbury, 312. Maussel- 
burgh, 388. Mutford, 349. Mylor, 288. Mythian, 348. 
Mytholmroyd, 412.—Naburn, 387. Nafferton, 313. Nailsea, 
377. Nailstone, 369. Nailsworth, 240. 389. Nairn, 168, 258. 
Nancegollan, 392. Nantglyn, 388. Nant-y-glo, 348. Nantwich, 
387. Narberth, 313. 377. 387. Narborough, 288. Naseley, 369. 
377. Naunton, 392. Navenby, 295. Nayland, 387. Neath, 
268. Neatishead, 349. Needham Market, 280. Nenthead, 309. 
Nentsbury, 309. Neots, St., 348, 349. 392. 616. Netheraven, 
296. Netherbury, 358. Netherexe, 363. Nether Wastdale, 274. 
Netton, 296. Nevil, 377. Newark-upon-Trent, 295. Newbald, 
&amp;e., 349. Newbiggen, 288. Newbold, 341. 369. Newbottle, 
313. Newbridge, 376. New Buckenham, 389. Newburgh, 
240. 412. Newbum, 313. Newbury (Four Petitions), 313. 
Newbury, 350.377. Newby Wisk, 377. Newcastle, 442. New- 
castle Bridgend, 349. Newcastle Emlyn, 387. Newcastle (Staf- 
ford), 362. Newcastle-under-Lyme, 350. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
178. 188. 196. 268. 288. 313. 388. New Church, 349. 377. New 
Deer, 372. Newent, 341. 387. 392. Newick, 424. Newington, 
Kent, 387. Newlyn, 341. New Miller, Dann, &amp;c., 320. New 
Mills, 387. 392. Newnham, 369. Newport (Five Petitions), 
158. Newport (Devon), 392. Newport (Essex), 363. 412. 
Newport (Isle of Wight), 388. Newport (Monmouth), 128. 
Newport Pagnell, 341. 358. Newport Pembroke, 388. New 
Romney, 305. New Ross, Wexford, 389. New Row, 296. 
Newry, 376. Newton, &amp;c., 349. 392. Newton Abbot, &amp;c., 320. 
388. Newton Barry, 389. Newton Bushel, 362. Newton Heath, 
358. Newton ome ogee’ 349. 369. Newton, Old, &amp;c., 279. 
Newton-upon-Ouze, 377. Newton Poppleford, 387. Newton, St. 
Cyrus, 363. Newton, St. Petrock, &amp;c., 305. Newtonston, 387. 
Newton, West, 358. Newtownards, 431. Newtown Butler, 388. 
Newtownlimavady, 369. New Woodstock, 301. New York, 
348, Nicherton, 377. Nicholas, St., &amp;c., 387. 392. Nocton, 
392. Normanton, 349.449. Northallerton, 377. Northampton, 





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Lxxxvitl. 369. Northampton (Four Petitions), 197. Northbourne, 
&amp;c., 349. North County, 392. North Curry,387. Northill, 341. 
Northowram, 266. Northtawton, 305. 388. 392. North Wals- 
ham, 295. 385. Northwick, 348. 386. Northwood, 377. Not- 
tingham, 234. 377. 389. Nottingham (Two Petitions), 388, 
Norton, St. Philips, 377. Norwell, 295. Norwich (Two Peti- 
tions), 369. Norwich, 389. Nun Monkton, 377. Nympton, 
George, 388.—Oadby, 268. Oakbrook, 387. Oakford, 305. 
Oakham, 288. 389. Oakhill, 284. Oakley, Great, 255. 363, 
Oakworth, 313.. Occold, 449. Odiham, 439. Offwell, 439, 
Ogden, 58. Ogwell, East,388. Okehampton, &amp;c., 312, 313.320, 
Old, &amp;c., 197. Oldbourn, 389. Oldbury, 387. Oldham, 178. 
387. Ollerton, 369. Olney, 320. 341. Omagh, 387. Orby, 
&amp;c., 449., Orlestone, 349. Orston, 295. Orton, 389. Osmaston, 
296. 487. Osmotherley, 377. Oswestry, 387. Oswestry (Three 
Petitions), 369. Othery, 305. Otley, 313. 349. Ottery, St. 
Mary, 268. 313. Oughtebridge, 349. Oulton, 377. Oundle, 
369. Over Darwen, 392. Overstrand, &amp;c., 349. Overton, 376. 
Owerton, 349. Owston, 341. Oxburgh, 305. Oxford (Two 
Petitions), 386. 437. Oxnam, 274.—Packfield, 341. Padiham, 
877. 392. Padstow, 279. Paignton, 365. Pailton, 377. Pains- 
wick, 158. Paisley, 268. 338. 387. 439. Pakefield, 268. Pan- 
cras, St., 313. Pancroswick, 313. Pangborne, 349. Parbrook, 
377. Parham,279. Parkham, 362. Partney, 255.362. Parton, 
313. Pateley Bridge, 313. Pattrington in Holderness, 341, 
Paull, &amp;c., 320. Paul’s, St., Isle of Thanet, 305. Pauls Walden, 
388. Paulton, 362. Payhembury, 387. Paythorn, 313. Pea- 
senhall, 288. Peckham, East, 387. Peckleton, &amp;c., 349, Pell- 
gwenlly, 284. Pemberton, 377. Pembleton, 388. Pembrey, 
348. Runhuitien 504. Pembroke, 127. 376. 387,388. Pem- 
broke Dock, 387, 388. Penacombe, 387. Penbryn, 350. Pen- 
dlebury, 349. Pendleton, 358. Pendre, 449. Pengelly, 376. 
Penicuick, 168. Peniston, 220. 313. Pennard, West, 288. 
Pennel, 387. Pennycross, 288. Penponds, 369. Penrith, 268. 
387. Penryn, 268. 273. Pensford, 377. Pentney, &amp;c., 320, 
Pentre, 369. Pen-y-bont-faur, 350. Pen-y-Groes, 350. Pen- 
zance, 341. Peppard, 439. Percy Main, 369. Perranwell, 392. 
Pershore, 348. Perth, 40..70. 127. 168. 178. 349. 387. Perth 
Guildry, Incorporation of, 284. Perth, Presbytery of, 349. 
Peterborough, 341. Peterchurch, 313, Peterhead, 377. 403. 
Petersfield, 279. Pettigo,389. Peverton, North, 305, Pever- 
ton, South, 305. 377. Pewsey, 296. Phillack, 295. 348. Pick- 
ering, 249.348. Pickering, Thornton, 392. Pilham, &amp;c., 349. 
Pilkington, 369. Pill, 348. 377. Pilling, 377. Pillington, 389. 
Pilton, 288. 296. 341. 392. 412. Pimlico, 389. Pinner, 389. 
Pitcairn, 234. Pitsford, 369. Plaxtol, 369. Plumpton, 305. 
377. Plungar, 386. Plymouth, 288. 295, 296.377. Plymstock, 
288. Plymton, 295. Pocklington, 313. | Polesworth, 348. 
Polman, 392. Pollokshaws, Burgh of, 127. Polperro, 392. 
Polstead, 388. Poltmore, &amp;c.,338. Pontefract, 284.320. Pon- 
teland, &amp;c., 313. Pontesbury, 341. Pontfane, 388. Pontypool, 
348. Poole, 377. Popehill, 387. Poplar, 389. Porkellis, 369. 
Porlock, 305. Portarlington, 403. Port Isaac, 376. Portland, 
Isle of, 301. 349. Porth-y-Rhyd, 387. Portlemouth, 387. 
Portsea, 387. Portsmouth, 178. 387. Potton, 363. Poulton, 
363. Powderham, 320. Prase, &amp;c., 376. Prees, 349. Prescot 
(Two Petitions), 363. Prestbury, 363. Presteign, 376. Preston, 
288. 348. Preston-cum-Sutton, 388. Preston-next-Wingham, 
320. Princes Risborough, 388. Priors Salford, 313. Probus, 
376. Prudhoe, 363. Pucklechurch, 348. Pudsey, 188. 220. 
387. Purton, 296. Pwllgloyw, 348. Pwhllhelli, 377. 389. 
Pytchley, 369.—Quainton, 341. 349. Queenborough, 305. 341. 
Quorndon, 341. 387.—Radcliffe, 349. 449. Raddon, 274. Rad- 
ford, New, 389. Radford, Old, 449. Radstock, &amp;c., 362. Rad- 
well, 369. Rainow, 363. Rainton, 284. Rainton, East, 387. 
Rainton, West, 439. Raithby, 348. Rakefoot, 363. Ramsbot- 
tom, 349. Ramsbury, 349. 387. Ramsey, 333. 348. 363. Rams- 
gate, 305. Randwick, &amp;c., 389. Ranmore, 316. Raphoe, 431. 
Rathdowney, 389. Rathdrum, 459. Rathkeale, 320. Rattles- 
den, 338. Raunds, 240. Raventhorpe, 388. Ravenstone, 348. 
Rawcliffe, 316. Rawden, 274. 316. 377. Rawmarsh, 268. 313. 
Rayleigh, 350. Reading (Two Petitions), 288. Reading, 341. 
877. Resesiet 886. Redbirth, 388. Redcar, 377, Redditch, 
348. 378. Redfield, 392. Redgrave, 377. Redley, 349. Red- 
ruth, 90. 320. 341. 348. Redruth Highway, 376, Reepham, 
295. 388. Rehoboth, 295. Reigate, 349. 402. Rendham, 288. 
Renton, 438. Repps, South, 349. Reptun, 320. Reston, 
South, 363. Retford, East, 377. Revel Stoke, 284, 288. 
Revesby, 369. Rhayader,376. Rhosocarnan, 387. Rhossllaner- 
chrugg, 386. Rhuddlan, 402. Rhyddlan, &amp;c., 392. Rhyd- 
willim, 388. Rhydybont, 387.  Riccall, 313. Rickhill, 478. 
Richmond, Surrey, 387. Riddings, &amp;c., 349. Ridge, 268. 
Ridgmount, 279. Ridgway, 437. Rillington, &amp;e., 348, Ring- 
land, 369. Ringsall, 279. Ringstead, 197. Ringwood, 211. 
Ripon, 274. 284.313. 348. 369.377. Rippingale, 362. Risborough, 
358. Risea, 288. Roach, 279. Road, &amp;c., 268. 500. Robin 
Hood’s Bay, &amp;c., 349. Roberton, 274. 
Rochdale (Two Petitions), 312. Rochester, &amp;c., 369. 376. 387. 
Rochford, 288. Rockcorry, 431. Rodborough, 249. Rodwell 
End,412. Rogers, Rev. George, 349. Rolleston, 362. Rolston, 
296. Rolvenden, 387. Romford, 109. Romford, &amp;c., 363. 
Romsey, 284. 388. Ropton, 437. Roscommon, 387. Roscrea, 
320.389. Rosemarket, &amp;c.,376. Ross, 313.439. Ross, Hereford, 
377. Ross, New, 449. Rossington, 387. _ Rotherham, 313. 
Rothley, &amp;c., 369. 386. Rothwell, &amp;c., 320. Rouse Lench, &amp;c., 
388. Rowell, 197. 369. Rowley Regis, 369. 377. Roxburgh, 
274. Roxly, 255. Roxton, 279. Royston, 349. 387. Ruabon, 
&amp;e., 377. Ruan Major, 215. Rudbarton, 388, Rudchester, 
313. Ruddington, 389. Rugby,274.288. Rugely,369. Rum- 


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burgh, rxxxviu.279. Runcorn, 349.389. Rushall, 313. Rush- 
bury, 377. Rushmere, &amp;c., 168. Rusholme, 388. Rushton, 288. 
Rushworth, 412. Ruskington, 388. Ruthin, 350. 446. Ryde, 349. 
Rye, 229. 481. Ryeton, 288.—Sadberge, 320. Saddington, 348. 
Saddleworth, 387, 388. Saffron Walden, 320. 338. 350. 388, 
389. Saint Columb, Major, 279. Saint Germans, 320. 392. 
Salcombe, 362. Salendine, North, 313. Salford, 313, 358. 377. 
388. 392. Saling, Great, &amp;c., 309. Salisbury, 296. Salkeld, 
Great, 389. Saltash, 268. Saltcoats, 220. 392. Salterhebble, 
211. Salterton, 376. Saltfleet, 362. Saltfleetby,369. Salter- 
forth, 388. Sampford, 387. Sampford, &amp;c.,412. Sampford, 
Courtenay, 305. Sampford Peverell, 305. Sampford Spiney, 
392. Sancreed, 341. Sandbach, 349. Sandbach, 387. Sand- 

te, 387. Sand Hutton, 377. Sandiacre, 350. Sandover, 349. 
andwich, 387. Sandy,412. Sanquhar, 449.514. Sapcote, 389. 
392. Sardis, 388. Sarum, New,313. Sansthorpe, 255: Saw- 
ley, 437. Saxby, 255. Saxilby, 288. Saxlingham, &amp;c., 377. 
Saxmundham, 279. Scamblesty, 288. Scarborough, 188. 288. 
Scarner, 288. Scarrington, 295. Scawby, &amp;c., 363. Scholes, 
376. Scilly, 376. Scone, 100. Scorton, 377. Scotter, 363. 
Scremby, 288. Sculcoats, 341. Scymington, 313. Seathwaite, 
363. Seaton, 312, 313. Sea View Wight, 349. Sedbergh, 389. 
Sedburgh, 349. Sedgley, 197. Sedgeley, 288. Seend, 313. 
Seghill, 369. Selby, 394. Selkirk, 284. Selcombe Bassett, 279. 
Settle, 377. 387. Seven Oaks, 305.387. Sewstern, 386. Shack- 
erstone, 369. Shadforth, &amp;c., 376. Shaftesbury,295. Shafton, 
316. Shaldon, 320. Shalford, 309. Shardlow, 349. Sharnbrook, 
279. Sharnford, 392. Sharon, 295. Shass, 350. Shaston 
Freshford, 387. Shaugh, 288. Shaw, 500. Shebbear, 305. 426. 
Sheepshead, 349. 386. Sheerness, 305. Sheffield, 288.313. 377.388. 
Sheffield (Eleven Petitions), 313. Shefford, 358.389. Sheldon, 
388. Shelford, 392. Shelford,Great, 392. Shelley, 288. 392. 
Shelton, 255. 449. Sheppy, Isle of, 388. Shepton, 387. Shep- 
ton Mallett, 288. 320. 362. 377. Sherborne, 377. 389. Sherburn, 
288. 313. Sherfield, 387. Sherford, 387. Sheriffhill, 363. 
Sheriff Hutton, 377. Sherringham, 349. Shields, North, 369. 
403. Shields, South, 229. 369. 475. Shifnal, 389. Shildon, 
348. Shildon, New, 284. Shildon, Old, 284. Shillingford, 349. 
Shimpling, 313. Shipdham, 288. 369. Shipley, 387. Shipston- 
upon-Stour, 437. Shipton, 377. Shirley, &amp;c., 200. Shoreham, 
&amp;c., 387. Shoreham, New, 365. Shotley, &amp;c.,377._ Shouldham, 
369. Shrewsbury, 295. 341. Sibbertoft, 369. Sibford, 437. 
Sibsey, 363. Sidbury, 312,313. Sidlesham, 431. Sidling, Saint 
Nicholas, 377. Sidmouth, 312,313. Sileby, 341. 392. Silsden, 
313. Silver Street, 389. Silverstone, 369. Silverton, 388. 
Sithney, 215. Sittingbourne, &amp;c., 305. Sitton, 387. Sizeragh, 
&amp;c., 387. Skelmanthorpe, &amp;c., 313. Skelton, &amp;c., 348, 349. 377. 
Skendleby, 348. Skibbereen, 348. 387. Skillington, 362. 392. 
Skillow, &amp;c., 377. Skipton, 313.387, Skirling, 274. Skull, 
387. Slaggyford, 309. Slaidburn, 377. Slainbourne, 387. 
Slaithwaite, 369. Slapton, 369. Slateford, 431. Slaverton, 449. 
Slawston, 369. Sleaford, 295. 387. Sleeton, 349. Slevington, 
363. Sligo, 392.500. Slimbridge, 387. Smalley,350. Small- 
wood, 387. Smethwick, 349. Smithborough, 423. Snailbeach, 
341. Snaith,313. Snape,274. Sneinton,388. Snittisham, 320. 
Soaning, 349. Soar, 350. Soham, 274. 369.377. Soham, East, 
279. Soho, London, 389. Solihull, 348. Somerby, 341. 386. 
Somercoates, North, 362. Somersham, 249. 279. Somerton, 
377. 412. Southampton, 284.341. Southborough, 358. South 
End, &amp;c., 350. Southern Pits,388. South Molton, 305. 362. 388, 
Southport, 363. Southwell, 377. 389. Southwick,377. South- 
wick, 341.348.439. Southwold, 234.288, Sowa,341. Sowerby, 
Bridge, 313. Spalding, 295. 388. Spilsby,348. Spital, &amp;c., 
376. Spofforth, 377. Spondon, 387. Spooner Row, 388, 
Sporle, 392. Spratton, 349. Springfield, 70. Sproatley, 341. 
Sprowston, 274. Sproxton, 386. Stafford, 369. 494. Staindrop, 
288. Staines, 389. Stainscrop,349. Stainton, 387. Staithes, 
816. 392. Stalbridge, 341. Stallinborough, 363. Stalybridge, 
268. 338. 349. 358.392. Stamford, 349. 363. Stamford Bridge, 
887. Standbridge, 369. Stanhope, 288. Stanningley, 313. 
Stansfield, 349. Stanstead, &amp;c., 395. Stanstsad, 313. Stanton, 
437. Stanwix, 313. Stapleford, 350. 388. Staplehurst, 305. 
Stapleton, 296. 389. Starcross, 320. Start Bay, 389. Statham, 
182. Stathern, 386. Staughton, Little, 389. Staunton-by-Dale, 
838. Staveley, 387.437. Staverton, 362.387. Staxton, 288. 
Stebbing, 309. Steeping, Great, &amp;c., 255. 363. Steeping, Little, 
369. Stepney,313. Stevenage,284. Stewarton,439. Stewart’s 
Town, 268. Stewkley, 358. Steyning, 387. Sticker, 349. 
Stickford, 363. Stickney, 313.363. Stillingfleet, 387. Stirling- 
shire, 349. Stirling, 392. Stithians, 369. Stockleigh Pomeroy, 
312. Stockport, 313. Stocks, Green, 344. Stockton, 386, 387. 
Stockton-upon-Tees, 70. Stogumber, 288. Stoke, 255. 358. 
Stoke Ash, 184. Stoke Cannon, 363. Stoke Gabriel, 387. 
Stoke Lane, 288. Stoke a 376. 554. Stoke Row, 348. 
Stoke Subhambdon, 377. Stoke-upon-Trent, 255. Stokesly, 
344. Stokesley, 349. Stonebridge, 377. Stoneham Aspall, 288. 
Stoneham, Little, 349. Stoneham, South, 284. Stonehouse, 349. 
436. Stonehouse, East,377. Stoney Stanton, 348. Stoney Strat- 
ford, 168. 358. 388. Stoney Middleton, 437. Stourbridge, 437. 
Stourmouth, 320. Stourport, 412. Stourton, 284.312. Stow, 
Edinburgh, 431. Stowmarket,279. Stow-on-the-Wold, 348. 392. 
Strabane, 387. Stranorlar, 431. Stratford, &amp;c., 288. Stratford- 
on-Avon, 348. 377. Stratford, Saint Andrew’s, 449. Strath- 
blane, 255. Strathmigle, 128. Stratton, 341. 348. Street, Kc., 
128. Strensall, 387. Stromness,387. Stroud, 249. Strubby, 
255. Studley, 313. 348. 377. Sturminster, Newton Castle, 369. 
Sudbury, 296. Sulhamstead, 377. Sumner Bridge, 313. Sunbury, 
388. Sunderland. 274. 348. Sutterton, 134. Sutton, &amp;c., 349. 377. 
392, Sutton (Wilts), 320. Sutton (York), 274. Sutton-in-Ashfield, 


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LXXXvill. 392. 449. Sutton Bonnington, 377. Sutton-on-Derwent, 
&amp;e., 610. Sutton Valance, 305. Swadlincote, 437. Swaffham, 305. 
377. Swalwell, 268.363. Sw , 240.377. Swanbourne, 349. 
Swansea, 268. Swanton Abbott, 295. 388. Swanwich, &amp;c., 197. 
Sway, 387. Swepstone, 369. Swimbridge, 305. Swindon, 288. 
387. Swine, &amp;c., 341. Swinton, 313.358. Syston, 386.—Tabor, 
388. Tadcaster, 348. 377. Tadley, 349. Tainton,305. Tamerton 
Folliott, 295. Tamworth, 362. 381. Tanby, 388. Tandragee, 
478. Tanfield, 392. Tarbert, 389. Tarporley, 386. ‘Tathwell, 
362. Tattenhall, 387. Tattershall, 288. 305. Tattingstone, 348. 
377. Taunton, 341. 377. 387. Tavistock, 128. 268. 362. 369. 
Teal, &amp;c., 387. Tealby, 362. Tedburne, St. Mary, 305. Teign- 
mouth, 362. Teignmouth (Two Petitions), 220. Templemore, 
389. Templeton, &amp;c., 363. Temple Town, 369. Tempsford, 369. 
Tenbury, 234. Tenby, 387. Tenterden, 305. 387. Terrigles, 
284. Terrington, St. Clement’s, 320. Tetbury, 341. Tetney, 
362. Tewkesbury, 392. Tewkesbury (Three Petitions), 350. 
Tey, Great, 888. Thame,437. Thames Ditton, 377. Thatcham, 
349. Theddingworth, 500. Thetford, 377. Thibberton, 279. 
Thirklow, 437, Thirsk, 377. Thong, 316. Thoresby, 362. 
Thorington, 439. Thornbury, 288. 392. Thorncliffe, 369. Thorn- 
don, 143. Thorne, &amp;c., 313. Thornhill, 489. Thornthwaite, 387. 
Thornton Rust, 349. Thornton Curtis, 255. Thornton-cum-Bag- 
worth, 369. Thorp, &amp;c., 412. Thorpe, 313. 348, Thorpe-on-the- 
Hill, 412. Thorpe Lagton, 369. Piscean, 305. Thrapston, 
197. 616. Throckley, 313. Throwleigh, 305. Throwston, 305. 
Thurcaston, 369. Thurgoland, 313. Thnurlaston, 389. Thurl- 
caston, 886. Thurlstone,312. Thurlton, 377. Thurmaston, 392. 
Thurnby, &amp;c., 348. Thurnscoe, 377. Thurstonland, 316, Thur- 
waston, &amp;c., 387. Tibthorp, 349. Tickhill, &amp;c., 313. 403. Tick- 
nell, 349.437. Tideswell, 341. Tilehurst,348. Tillicoultry, 388. 
Tilshead, 296. Timsbury, 349. 362. Tinahaly, 459. Tintagel, 
392. Tintwistle, 349. Tipton, 369. 387. Tipton Green, 369. 
Tirley, &amp;c., 392. Tisbury, 320. Titchmarsh, &amp;c., 197. Tiverton, 
313. 320. 363. 377. 426. Tiviotdale, 313. Tockwith, 377. Tod- 
dington, 268. 363. Todmordon, 412. Tollerton, 377. Tollesbury, 
889. Tonbridge, 305. 348. 406. Tooting, 284. Topsham, 313. 
376.426. Torpoint, 349,350. Torrington, &amp;c., 377. Torrington, 
Great, 305. Torquay, 320. 362. Totness, &amp;c., 362.387. Totten- 
ham, 341. Totton, 348. Tough, 392. Towcester, 369, Tower 
Hamlets, 388. Toynton, All Saints, 265. Tralston, 127. Traw- 
den, 388. Trebultett, 349. Tredegar, 348, 349, Tregear, 341. 
Tremadoe, 349. Trematon, 389. Trench, 387, Trimingham, 
849. Trimley, 288. Tring, 377. —— 348. Troft Hill, 
284. Troon, 369. Trowbridge (Three Petitions), 313. Trow- 
bridge, 349.386. Trunch,388. Truro, 349. 377. Trusham, 320. 
Trusthorpe, &amp;c., 349. Trudeley, &amp;c., 389. Tuckingmill, 369. 
Tudely, &amp;c., 389. Tullamore, 402. 427. Tulliniskin, &amp;c., 268. 
Tullow, 389. Tullylish, 376. Tumby, 348. Tunbridge, 344. 
Tunbridge Wells, 305. Tunstal, 288. Tunstall, 279. 362. Tun- 
stead, 295. Turvey, 389. Tutbury, 182. 369. Tuxford, 377. 
Twelveheads, 348. Tydd, St. Mary, 363. Tynehead, 309. Tyne- 
mouth, 320. Tysoe, 377.—Uficulm, 388. Uffculme, 392. U - 
borough, 288. Ulceby, 255. 363. 449. Uley, 392, Ulleshelf, 
316. Undercliffe, 349. United Associate Synod of the Church 
of Scotland, 268. United Kingdom, Representatives of, 495. 
Unsworth, 349. Uny Lelant, 341. Upere, 363. Upholland, &amp;c., 
849. Uploder, 377. Uplowman, 387. Upottery, 392. Upperby, 
848. Uppermill, 349. 388. Uppingham, 288. 389. Upton, 295. 
377. Upton Helions, &amp;c., 388. Upton-on-Severn, 284. Upton, 
St. Leonard, 274. Upwell and Outwell, 377. Urchfont, 284. 
Usk (Two Petitions), 284. Usworth, 389. Utterby, 362. Ut- 
toxeter, 369. Uxbridge, 349.—Velmoate, 387. Verwood, 387. 
Verwrg, 442. Veryan, 288. Virginstow, 305.—Waddesdon, 358. 
Waddesdon Hill, 338. Waddington, 288. 348. Wadebridge, 70. 
341.376. Wadsley, 316. 377. ainfleet, 255.363. Wakefield, 
320. Wakerley, 369. Walbottle, 313. Walcot, Bath, 320. 
Walderfield, Little, 403. Waldgrave, 197. blogg xo. 820. 
Waldon, 363. Walher, 313. Walkhampton, 295. alkington, 
349. Wall Gwinear, 348. Wallingford, 127.197. Walpole, 288. 
Wallsend, 338. Walsall, 127. 377. Walsham, North, 295. 
Walsingham, 369. Walsingham, Little, 288. Waltham, 363. 
Waltham Abbey, 255. altham, Little, 389. Walton, 284. 
Walton, &amp;c., 296. Walton, East,320. Wandsford, 349. Wands- 
worth, 301. Wangford, 349. Wansford, 369. Wanstrow, &amp;c., 
268. Wantage, 200. 279. 284. Warboys, 389. Wardington, 
437. Ware, 288. Wareham, &amp;c., 255. 388. Warford, &amp;c., 
888. Warmington, 369. 377. Warminster, 320. 387, 388. 
Warmley, 392. Warmsworth, 377. Warrington, 288. 389. 
Warsop, 377. Warton, 349. Wattisham, 349. Warwick, 320. 
338. 349. 377. 389. Washford, 305. Wastdale Head, 274. 
Watchett, 305. Waterbeach, 274. Waterford, 389. 398, 
Waterford, City, 309. Watergate, &amp;c., 389. Waterloo Road, 
Lambeth, 365. Wath,313. 377. Watlington, 348.437. Wattis- 
ham, 349. Wattom, 388. Wear Dale, 284. Weare, 288. 
Weathersfield, 309. Weaversthorpe, 288. Wedmore, 288. 
Wedmore (Two Petitions), 220. | Wednesbury, 362. 387. 
Weedon, 358. Weedon Beck, &amp;c., 388. Weeley, &amp;c., 388. 
Weeton, 313. Welbourne,349. Weldon, 197. Welford, 313.500. 
Wellingborough, 369. Wellington, Salop, 349.387. Wellington, 
Somerset, 268. Wells-next-the-Sea,178. Wells, 377. Wells, 
Somerset, 320. Welsh Pool, 369. Welton, 348, 349. 362. 
Welwyn, 377. Wem, 369. Wembury,349. Wendover, 215. 313. 
Wendywith Shengy, 348. Wenlock, 288. Wentworth, 313. 
Werrington, 389. Wessott, 288. Westbury, 279. 320. 387. 392. 
Westbury (Three Petitions), 412. | Westbury, Leigh, 313. 
Westerham, 387. Westerleigh, 349. Westfelton, 369. Westgate, 
363. Westgate Hill, 348. West Hoathley, &amp;c., 313. Westhouse, 
313. Westkington, &amp;c.,288. Westmancote, 182. Westminster, 

LXXXVILII. 

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890 PETITIONS—continued. 











I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Slavery—continued. 
[1833.] For the Abolition thereof—continued. 

LXXXVIII. 387, 388, 389. 412. Weston, 313. Weston Flavel, 369. 
Weston Newton, 376. Weston-snper-Mare, 377. Weston Under- 
wood, 437. Westow, 439. Westport, 475. Westray, Orkney, 
268. Westwood, 313. Wetherby, 313. Wetheringsett, 288. 
Wetwang, 349. Wexford, 365. 389. Weymouth, 349. 388. 
Whaley, 387. Whally, 348. Wheal Rose, 376. Wheatley, 388. 
Wheatley Lane, 377. Wheelock, 369. 386. Wheldrake, 387. 
Whetstone, &amp;c., 388. Whimple, 387. Whiston, &amp;c., 313. 
Whitby, 268. 313. 349. Whitbyrn, 348. Whitchurch, 268. 295. 
348. 387. 392. White, Franco, 392. White, James, 348. 
Whitehaven, 279. 280. 301. 347. 387. Whiteparish, 296. 388. 
Whitminster, 387. Whitslane, 348. Whitstable, 305. Whitstone, 
426. Whittington, 392. Whittlebury, 369. Whittlesey, 389. 
Whittle-in-the-Woods, 392. Whitton, 255. Whitwell, &amp;c., 
369. Whitwioth, 369. Whitworth, 312. Whixall, 349. 
Whixley, 377. Wichfield, 349. Wick, 188. Wicken, 377. 
Wickering, Great, 350. Wickersley, 313. Wickham, 377. 
Wickham Market, 348. Wickhampton, 344. Wickham Sheith, 
449. Wicklewood, 388. Wicklow, 387. 459. Widdecombe, 389. 
Widdington, 320. Wigan, 377. 424. Wiggenhall, St. German's, 
389. Wight, Isle of, 349. Wigston, Great, 369. Wigton, 268. 
313. Wild Street, Lincoln’s Inn Fields, 388. Willenhall, 362. 
636. Willesborough, 349. Williton, 305. Willoughby, 377. 
Wilmcote, 348. Wilmslow, 313. Wilsden-cum-Allerton, 279. 
Wilsden Thornton, 313. Wilton, 288. 296. 348. 388. 'Wimbish, 
388. Wimblington, 439. Wimborne, 534. Wimeswould, 392. 
Wimslow, 349. Winborne, 377. Wincanton, 288.377. Winch- 
combe, 392. 500. Winchelsea, 389. Winchester, 348. 387. 
Windsor, 392. Windsor, New, 377. Winewall, 388. Wing, 
358. Wingby, 288. Wingham, 320. Wingham, &amp;c., 288. 
Winkleigh, 305. 392. Winlaton, 268. Winscombe, 284. Wins- 
ford, 349. 387. Winsley, 387. Winston, 279. Winterborne, 
296. 348. 392. Winterborne Stoke, 284. Winteringham, 255. 
Winterstow, 296. Winterton, 255. 349. Winthorpe Croft, &amp;c., 
348. Wintringham, 363. 389. Winwick, 349. Wirksworth, 
350. 387. Wirlingworth,279. Wisbech, 377. Wiston, 316.377. 
Witby, Great, 377. Witchampton, 377. Witham, 255. 363. 
Witheridge, 305. Withern, 255. Withington, 387. Wittering, 
431. Wittingham, South, 362. Witton Gilbert, 389. Witney, 
437. Wiveliscombe, 341. Wivelsfield, 424. Wivenhoe, 349. 
389. Wix, 388. Woburn, &amp;c., 363. Wokingham, 377. Wolfs- 
dale, 388. Wollaston, 369. Wolsingham, 205. 284. Wolstanton, 
&amp;c., 362. 389. Wolston, 403. Wolverhampton, 288, 439. Wolvey, 
288. Wombwell, 313. Wooburn, 402. Woodborough, 387. 
Woodbridge, 349. 377. Woodchurch, 387. Woodenbor, 437. 
Woodendale &amp;e., 362. Woodford, &amp;c., 197. Woodhay, 348. 
Woodhouse, 386. Woodhouse Grove, 316. Woodlands, 284. 341. 
377. Woodlands, East, 268. Woodlands, West, 268. Wood- 
leigh, 365. Woodside, 377. Woodstock, 437. Woolhampton, 
349. Woollcombe, John M., 305. Woolwich, 320. Wootten, 
349. Wootton, 255. Wootton Bassett, 284. Worcester, 388. 
Worcester (Two Petitions), 392. Workington, 389. Worksop, 
369. Workton, 412. World, 377. Worlington, 388. Worsley, 
358. Wortham, 349.377. Wortley, 313. orton, 387. Wot- 
ton-under-Edge, 358. 389. 446. Wratton, 377. Wrawley, &amp;c., 
363. Wrecklington, 363. Wrentham, 288. Wrestlingworth, 
363. Wrexhall, South, 377. Wrexham, 350. 365. 377. 386. 
Wrotham, &amp;c., 348. Wroxton, 437. Wycombe, High, 369. 
Wye, 389. Wylam, 389. Wymondham, 459. Wymondley, 284. 
Wyse Piddle, 377.—Yarborough, 363. Yarcombe, 439. Yarm, 
392. Yarmouth, Great, (Three Petitions), 344. Yarmouth (Isle 
of Wight), 349. Yatesbury, 439. Yatton, 288. Yaxley, 449. 
Yeadon, 313. Yealand, Conyers, &amp;c., 348. Yelvertoft, 403. 500. 
Yeovil, 341. 377. 387. Yetholm, 274. York (Three Petitions), 
887. York, 437. York, County of, 280. Youghal, 268. 387. 
439. Youlgreave, 387, Yystraddyfodog, 234.—Zealmonacho- 
rum, 305. 392. Zennor, 341. 


1860. Submitting Plans or Tables with reference to Slave 
Emancipation; From Window, James, txxxvu1. 129.———Sub- 
mitting a Plan for the Abolition of Slavery in the Colonies ; From 
Rapier, George Christopher, txxxvi11. 412.———Not to proceed 
to as Ne as to the Abolition of Slavery until further inquiry 
has been made into the actual state and condition of the Slaves; 
From Inhabitants of Bath, txxxvi11.270.— Against the imme- 
diate Abolition thereof; From the City of Edinburgh, txxxvuu. 
419. Against the Abolition of Slavery without Compensation 
to the Proprietors; From Bristol, txxxvi. 427. 439. British 
West India Planters, &amp;c., (Two Petitions), 439.—Contin, 442. 
Cromarty, 442.—Dingwall, 442. Dumfries, 427.—Edinburgh, 
427.—Forbes, John, Hoxton, 451. Fortrose, 442.—Hibbert, 
Robert, 427.—Jessop, William, and others, 437.—Kiltiernan, 442. 
Kilmuir, &amp;c., 442. Mackay, Donald, 451. Merchants, &amp;e. in- 
terested in the British West India Colonies, 427. Musselburgh, 
442.—Resolis, 442. Rosemarkie, 442. Ross, 442. Ross, County 
of, 442. 598. Ross and Cromarty, 442.—Saint Ives, 604. Sealy, 
Henry, 221.———For abolishing Slavery without Compensation 
to the Proprietors; From Binbrook, St. Mary, txxxvin. 528. 
Sundrish, 610.— That no premature measure of Emancipation 
’ be adopted to compromise Compensation to Colonial Proprietors; 

From Heritors and others of Avoch, Lxxxvil. 543.——Com- 
plaining of the exclusive Monopoly of the Home Market hitherto 
enjoyed by the Colonies, and the large bounty granted on the 
re-exportation of their Sugars and Molasses in a manufactured 
state; and that the Compensation granted to the Colonists for the 
manumission of their Slaves may be a direct, full and final one; 
From Merchants and Ship-owners of Liverpool, uxxxvut. 491. 

Against the proposed Grant of £.20,000,000 until loss 
shall be proved; From Blaxland, William, txxxvur. 695. Car- 


Slavery —continued. 

marthen, 583. Morrison, Richard James, 695.———Complain- 
ing of the Order in Council of 24 November 1831, respectin 
Slaves; From His Majesty’s Loyal Subjects of the Cape o Good 
Hope, uxxxvi. 554. For the abolition thereof; From 
Ditchling, uxxxrx. 118. Lindfield, 118. For the amend- 
ment of the Abolition Act, particularly as regards the distribution 
of the £. 20,000,000 Sterling; From the Council and Assembly of 
Barbadoes, txxxrx. 553. Complaining of illicit importation 
of Slaves into the Island of Mauritius ; Of the Association of West 
India Merchants and Planters of Glasgow, xc. 642.——— Praying 
the House to adopt measures for the Suppression of the Slave 
Trade carried on, on the American Continent and Islands adjoin- 
ing His Majesty’s Dominions; Of Inhabitants of Bassingham, 
xc. 405. 


1861. For the Abolition of Slavery, the discontinuance of the 
Grant to Maynooth College, and for the better Observance of the 
Sabbath; From Brailsford, txxxvi1. 479, P. 

See infra, 1956. 


Slavery Abolition Act: 

1862. For withholding the Compensation to Proprietors until 
the rights of the Black Population be duly secured; Of Inha- 
bitants of Uckfield, xc. 483.———For inquiry into the operation 
thereof; From Salisbury, xc. 341. Hanley, 358.\——— Praying 
the House to award the Bahamas a more equitable proportion of 
the Compensation Money granted by Parliament than is permitted 
under the Slavery Abolition Act; Of Inhabitants, late Proprietors 
of Slaves in the Bahama Islands, xc1. 418. See supra, 1477. 


Sleavin, William : 

1863. Complaining of dismissal from his Office ; From William 

Sleavin, late a Revenue Officer in Ireland, rxxxrx. 351. 
Sligo: 

1864. Respecting the Elective Franchise; txxv. 114, p.——— 
Respecting the Restitution of Tolls and the Elective Franchise; 
Of Thomas Flanagan, txxv1. 250, p.———For a Bill to repeal 
Act concerning the Elective Franchise of Sligo; Of Thomas 
Flanagan, Lxxvil. ne ge pa of the Tolls imposed 
upon Articles brought in for Sale; Of Inhabitants of Sligo, 
LXXVIII. 177, P.—————Relative to the Election for that County ; 
Of Thomas Flanagan, txxvu1. 80.——— Another Petition; 
LXXVIII. 114.———Relative to the Expense of Elections; Of 
Freeholders of Sligo, txxvim1. 362.——Relative to the Salmon 
Fishery ; Of Inhabitants of Sligo, txxvi1. 362.———For the 
Restoration of the Salmon Fishery to the Public; Of Inhabit- 
ants of the Town of Sligo, irxx1x. 82, P. For the extension 
of the Powers of the Borough Court; Of Inhabitants of Sligo, 


LXXIXx. 82, P. 


Sloman, Rev. Charles, ix.B. : 


1865. Complaining of his Confinement in the Lazaretto at 
Cherigo, txxxu. 398. 


Small Debts :—See supra, 691. 
Small Livings :—See supra, 484. 
Small Pox: 


1866. For preventing the Practice of Inoculation; From 
William Towsey, m. p., Lxxxv. 39, P. 


Small Tenements :—See supra, 1238. 


Smith, Edward: 


1867. Complaining of Combination and Oppression; Of 
Edward Smith, Lessee of Cornish Tin Mines, txxvi. 338, P. 
—— —Another Petition, txxviu. 475, P. 


Smith, Rev. John :—See supra, 697. 


Smith, William : 
1868. Respecting his Discovery of some Islands in the South 
Seas, Lxxvull. 458, P. 


Smith, William Sidney: 


1869. Complaining of his being unjustly transported, and 
alleging his Innocence, txxvul. 373, P. 


Smithfield Market: 


1870. For the Removal thereof; From Residents in London 
and its Environs, uxxxi. 404, p.———Against the Removal 
thereof; From, Master Butchers carrying on Business in London 
and Westminster, txxx1u. 427. Inhabitant Householders of the 
City of London, residing in and near West Smithfield, 431. 
Company of Butchers of the City of London, 451.———For the 
si sm | thereof; From Members and Friends of the Association 
for promoting Rational Humanity towards the Animal Creation, 
LXXXxvill. 460.———For affording the same Accommodation on 
Fridays with —— to the Stoppage of Carts, &amp;c., as at present 
practised on Mondays; From Cowkeepers and Cow-dealers 
attending Smithfield Market, uxxx1x. 241.———Complaining of 
the Injury they sustain by the confused and crowded state of the 
Market, and for its Removal; From Owners and Occupiers of 
Land in the Counties of Lincoln, Northampton, Cambridge and 
Huntingdon, Lxxx1x. 284. 


1871. For its Abolition; From, Bow, Bromley, &amp;c., xc. 104. 
—Clerkenwell, Inhabitant Householders of, (Two Petitions), 104. 
—Dunstan, St., in the West, and the Strand, Inhabitants of, 104. 
—Holborn, St. Andrew’s, Inhabitants of, 104.—Inns of Court 
and Chancery, Members and Inhabitants of, 104.—Liberty of the 
Rolls and High Holborn, 104. London, Inhabitants of the City 
of, 104.—Middlesex, St. George, 128. Middlesex, St. Luke, 
104. Mile End, 104.—Smithfield and Streets adjoining, 104.— 
Whitechapel, 104. For the Removal thereof; agit ved 

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PETITIONS—continued. 








Smithfield Market—continued. 
 bitants of Smithfield (Two Petitions); From Merchants, Bankers 
and others of London, xc1. 622. ——— For Abolition thereof ; 
From, Fleet Street and other Parts of the Metropolis, xcu. 428. 

London, City of, and Suburbs, 248. 


Smoke, Nuisance by : 

1872. Complaining of the Smoke issuing from Breweries, &amp;c.; 
From the Parishes of St. Andrew and St. George, Lxxv. 216. 
———-Relative to his Method of destroying Smoke ; Of Robert 
Boston, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, txx1x. 132. 


Smuggling : a 

1873. Complaining of having been sent on board H. M. 8. 
Impregnable, on suspicion of being Smugglers; Of William 
Smith, Robert Bartlett and others, txxvi. 411, rp. Of William 
Baker and others, 427, p.———Complaining of the Expense in- 
curred in the Maintenance of Prisoners convicted of Smuggling ; 
From Berwick-upon-Tweed, txxxvini. 616.——For pcan 
the Duties on Foreign Spirits to such an extent as shall diminis 
the Temptation to Smuggling ; Of Inhabitants of Bembridge, xc. 
669. See supra, 300. 


Smyth, William Carmichael : 
1874. Complaining of his Removal from the office of one of 
the Paymasters of Exchequer Bills, txxxiv. 382. See supra, 
858. 


Snape, Rev. William : 
1875. Complaining of the want of Houses for the residence of 
Officiating Ministers, txxx1. 356. 


Snowe, Catherine: 
1876. For Inquiry into the circumstances attending the Trial 
and Execution of the Mother of the Petitioners in the Island of 
Newfoundland ; Of Bridget, Eliza and John Snowe, xc. 569. 


Soap: 
nent. For a Reduction of the Duties thereon; From, Manu- 
facturers of Soap in London, ixxxi. 152, p.—.xxxv. 456, P. 
Charles Tenant, 402, p———Liverpool, txxxvi. 372. Richard 
Barker and Sons, of Whitehaven, txxxvu. 55, p. Soap Manu- 
facturers of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 55, p.———For equalizing the 
Collection of the Duties thereon; From Messrs. William Taylor 
&amp; Co., txxxu. 555, P. For Repeal of the Drawback on Im- 
portation of English Soap into Ireland; From, Clonmel, rxxxv1. 
245, p. Galway, 158, p. Limerick, 282, p. Cork, Lxxxvi. 
904, P. Cork, txxxvu. 334. Waterford, 505.—&lt;——For Repeal 
of the Duties thereon; From, William Taylor, of Leith ; Soap 
Manufacturers of Glasgow; Lxxxv. 522, p.—.xxxvi. 655. 
Henry Blatchford Shillibeer, txxxvu. 13. George A. Haig, 88. 
Glasgow, 151. Arbroath, 174..———For the Repeal or Reduc- 
tion of the Duties thereon; From, Aberdeen, txxxvint. 236. 
Arundel, 233. Ayr, 233.—Banff, 236. Bervie, Burgh of, 28. 
Brechin, 436. Bristol, 222.—Chatham, 240. Cullen, 236.— 
Derby, 178. Dublin, 109. Dundee (Two Petitions), 530. Dun- 
fermline, 142.—Elgin, 158.—Falkirk, 32. Forres, 166.—Gal- 
way, 233. Glasgow, 36. Gloucester, 126. Greenock, 166.— 
Huntley, 166.—Inverness, 262. Ipswich, 138.—Johnshaven, 70. 
—Kent, 158. Kilmarnock, 256.— Limerick, 256. Liverpool, 
142. London, 178.—Manufacturers of Harp Soap, 200. Mont- 
rose, &amp;c., 436. — Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 40.— Peterhead, 158. 
Port Glasgow, &amp;c., 166. Portsmouth, &amp;c., 178.—St. Andrew’s, 
413.—Turriff, 301. 


1878. That a Drawback be allowed equal in Amount to the 
intended Reduction; From Newcastle-under-Lyme, Lxxxvit. 
443. For continuance of the Drawback, or if inexpedient, to 
remove the Duty altogether; From Dyers, &amp;c. of Derby, 
LXXxxvitl. 400.———For discontinuance of the Drawback on Soap 
imported into Ireland; From, Westport, xc. 450. Ennis, 497. 
For continuing the Drawback on Soap used in the Manu- 
facture of Woollen Cloth; From Leeds, xc. 317. 


1879. For Repeal of the Duty on Soap; From, Asgarby, xct. 
146.—Bassingham, 146. Bath, 146. Beckiegham, 146. Bright, 
Edward, 223. Bristol, Soap Manufacturers of, 146. Broughton, 
146.— Chester, 148. Crowland, 146.—Foston, 146. — Gill, 
Thomas, 146. Glasgow, 119.—Helpringham, &amp;c., 146. Hougham 
and Marston, 146. Hough-on-the Hill 
Kingston-upon-Hull, 146.—Lewes, 268. Liverpool, 146.— Mars- 
ton, 146.— Navenby, 146. Neame, George, 146.— Ranceby, 
North and South, 146.—Sleaford, 146. Spilsby, 146.—Taylor, 
William, 228. Tiverton, 330.—Walton, 160. Welbourn, 146. 
Wellingore, 146. ——— For Repeal of Duty thereon; From, 
Airdrie, xcu. 33. Allbat, Joseph, 221. Arbroath, 250. Ashton- 
in-Mackerfield, 221. Ayr, 55.—Barnsley, 207. Barton, 331. 
Belper, 207. Beverley, 188. Birmingham, 136. Borrowston- 
ness, 543. Bridgewater, 136. Bridgtown and the Vicinity, 263. 
Bristol, 27. Bristol (Four Petitions), 43. Bristol (Two Peti- 
tions), 64. Bristol, Chamber of Commerce, 324. rown, P., 
and others, 401.—Chard, 19. Clarke, Thomas, and others, 43. 
Crediton, 324.—Derby, 207. Dumbarton, 22.—Easingwold, 163. 
remont, 224, Ellesmere, 223.—Falkirk, 33. Falmouth, 33. 
Field, Robert, and others, 221. Fox, James, and others, 154. 
Frome, 64.—Glasgow, 27. 33. 207. Gloucester, 331. Gough, 
John, and others, 49. Greenock, 19. Grimsby, 331.—Hawick, 
29.—Irvine, 148.— Jackson, John, and others, 223. Jones, 
Philip, and others, 64.—Kilmarnock, 207.—Lanark and Hamil- 
ton, 33. Lawrie, David, and others, 84. Leicester, 136. 223. 
Linlithgow, 383. Liskeard, 40. Liverpool, 136. Llandilo, 68. 
Llandovery and Llangadock, 68. London, 224. — M‘Gregor, 
Alexander, and others, 258. Malton, 136. Mason, William, and 























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GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


others, xcu.43. Meck, Robert, and others, 211. Melksham, 33. 
Modbury, 263.—Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 40. Newport (Mon- 
mouth), 362. Northwich, 33. Nottingham, 223.—Okehampton, 
55. Oswestry, 223.—Paisley, 68. Penzance, 110. Perth, 19. 
22. Plymouth, 55.  Pollokshaws, 33. Port Glasgow, 6.— 
Rattray, T. C., and others, 110. Renfrew, 207. Ripon, 223. 
Rochdale, 489. Rocksavage and Weston, 43. Ross,207. Run- 
corn, 43.—Shields, South, 221. Smethwick, 136. Smith, John, 
and others, 154. Stirling, 40. Sutton, 221.— Tavistock, 55. 
Taylor, Thomas, and others, 49. Taylor, William &amp; Company, 
223. Thomas, Abraham, and others, 29. Totnes, 263. Trow- 
bridge and Bradford, 223. Truro, 24. Tynemouth, 221.— 
Ulverstone, 223.—Wakefield, 207. Walton, Robert, and others, 
29. Warrington, 207. 223, Westbromwich, 136. Whitehaven, 
224. Wigton, 224. Worcester, 154. 


1880. Complaining of having been prosecuted at the instance 
of the Corporation of that Town for an alleged Nuisance in the 
prosecution of their Trade, and for Relief; From Soap Manu- 
facturers and Baltic Merchants of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Lxxxviil. 
250.———Complaining of the Excise Restrictions on the Manu- 
facture thereof; Of Edward Steele, xcr1. 596. 


1881. For the Repeal of the Duties on Soap and Candles; Of 
John Joseph Stockdale, xc. 473. 


1882. For the Repeal of the Duties on Soap, Sugar, Tobacco, 
Glass, and Bricks; From Hertford, xcu. 332. See supra, 
919. 1108; infra, 1956. 2027. 


Sodor and Man Diocese : 


1883. Against Suppression; Of Clergy of the Archdeaconry 
of Chichester, xc1. 311. 


Soke Law: 


1884. For the Repeal of the Soke Law; From Thomas Cliffe, 


LXXXVI1I, 245. 


Soldiers: 


1885. For an Increase of the Allowances in quartering 
Soldiers; From Innkeepers of Beverley, txxx1. 50.——Com- 
came, * of the Losses by the Allowance on Horses billeted on 
them; From Innkeepers of Market Harborough, 1xxxu. 240, p. 
See supra, 1518. 1673. 


Soldiers’ Families : 


1886. Complaining of the Distressed State of Soldiers’ Wives 
and Children left behind on the Embarkation of Troops from Ire- 
land for Foreign Service ; From George Howell, rxxx1x. 407. 


Solicitors :—See supra, 129, &amp;e. 
Somerset, Lord Charles :—See supra, 331. 
Somerville, Alexander : 


1887. For an Inquiry into the circumstances under which 
Alexander Somerville, a Private of the Second Dragoons, was 
punished at Birmingham; From, Attwood, Charles, txxxvu. 588. 
—Bethnal Green, Political Union, 527. Bradford, Wilts, 472. 
—Canterbury, 567. Coventry,567. Cranbrook, 576.—Glasgow, 
472.—Lambeth, Political Union, 516.—Maidstone, 567. Man- 
chester and Salford, 472.—National Political Union, 472. North 
Western Metropolitan Union, 512.—Salford, 472. Shoreditch 
Political Union, 417. Smith, R., Editor of the Weekly Dispatch 
Newspaper, 417. 466, p.—Yeovil, Political Union, 583. 


Southern Canal (Ireland) : 


1888. For establishing a Canal between Dublin and the South 
of Ireland, and for a the required Fund for the Work by a 
series of Lotteries to be drawn in England; From Merchants, 
Bankers and others, of Dublin; txxxu1. 125, Pp. 


South Sea naw &amp; 
1889. Comp “re | of recent Directions to demand the South 
Sea Duty on British Exports to, and Imports from, Monte Video ; 
From J. Todd Naylor, Deputy Chairman of the Mexican and 
South American Association at Liverpool, txxxvit. 297, P. 


Southwood, William : 

1890. For Payment of a Balance alleged to be due from the 
Board of Ordnance; Of William Southwood; Offered, but The 
King’s Recommendation not being signified, the same was not 
received; xc. 650. 


Spain : 

1891. Complaining of the Non-performance of the Conven- 
tion with Spain; From Merchants and others of London, Claim- 
ants under the said Convention, Lxxx111. 536, p.———For the 
Recognition and Adjustment of their Claims; From Bond-holders 
for Loans contracted by the King and Cortes of Spain, txxx1v. 
396, p.————Foor the Liquidation of their Claims; From Spanish 
Bond-holders residing at Deal, Lxxx1v.403, p.———Complaining 
of certain Property belonging to his Wife’s Brother, in Guate- 
mala, having been confiscated by the Spanish Government in 
1797, and of the Rejection of his Claims by the Commissioners 
of Liquidation; From the Rev. John Prowett, uxxxrx. 538. See 
supra, 45. 


Spain, George : 

1892. Complaining of Loss sustained by him in consequence 
of his Ship, employed by the Navy Board during the last War, 
having been discharged in a foreign Port, contrary to. the Cove- 
nants in the Charter Party; Of George Spain, xc. 548. 


Spanish 


892 PETITION S—continued. 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Spanish American Bonds : 

1893. Complaining of the Government of the Republics not 
having appropriated the Revenues of the States to the Liqui- 
dation of the Bonds held by them, or Payment of the Interest 
thereon; and praying the House to adopt measures for obtaining 
Redress ; Of Holders of Bonds of the Republics of Mexico, 
Columbia, Peru, Buenos Ayres, Chili, and Central America; 
xcir. 609. 


Sparrow, Joseph : 
1894. For an Inquiry into the State of Public and Private 
Madhouses; From Joseph Sparrow, uxxx1x. 555. 


Speaker’s Retirement Act: 
1895. For the Repeal thereof; From Dudley, rxxxvuu. 8. 


Special Commissions : 

1896. For an Address to His Majesty, that a general Pardon 
be extended to all Agricultural Labourers convicted by the late 
Special Commissions; From Julian Hibbert, Chairman of a 

eeting at the Rotunda, txxxvi. 245. 


Spelter : 

1897. For a Duty on the Importation of Spelter; From Land- 
owners and others of Flint, rxxx1. 403, P. Against any 
further Reduction of Duty on foreign Spelter; From Thomas 
Daniel and Evan John, txxxvut. 510. 


Spirit Licenses : 

1898. For reducing the Duty thereon; From Brewers of 
Cashel, txxv. 157.—&lt;——From Pubiicans of Belfast, txxv1. 426. 
———Respecting bonding Spirits; From Johnstone John Hope, 
Preses of Dumfries, LXxxvi. 317. From, Armagh, txxvi1. 51. 
Licensed Spirit Retailers of Limerick, 193, p.———Respecting 
Spirit Licenses; From, Spirit Merchants of Armagh, uxxvm. 
92,p. Spirit Dealers of Cork, 116, rp. Hotel Keepers of Cork, 
244, P. From Victuallers and Spirit Dealers in Aberdeen, 
LXXIX. 366, P. From, Spirit Retailers of Waterford, rxxx. 
49. Merchants, &amp;c. of Cork, 152,r. Grocers and Spirit Retailers of 
Ennis, 482, P. From Joseph Sparrow, txxxv. 127, P.—— 
For enabling them to sell Spirits and Malt Liquors by Retail in 
their Houses; From, Grocers and Retail Spirit Dealers of 
Bangor (Down), txxx1. 206. Charles Glover, 332.——~For a 
Revision of the Laws; From, Grocers of Antrim, txxx1. 371. 
Innkeepers of Upper and Lower Iveagh, 561, p.———For Per- 
mission to sell small Quantities of Exciseable Liquors to the 
Public for the use of their Families; From William Young, 
Lxxxv. 406, P.—————For Repeal of so much of the Spirits, Wine 
and Beer Act as deprives County Magistrates of the power of 

granting or withholding Licenses; From, Westmeath, ixxxrx. 
265. Hotel Proprietors of Dublin, 300.———That the proposed 
Measure for reducing the Duties on Licenses to Retail Spirit 
Dealers may not be passed into a Law ; From Licensed Victuallers 
of Stamford and St. Martin’s, Stamford Baron, txxxrx. 569. 
Against any Increase of Duty thereon; From, Carlisle, 
yxxxix. 546. Carnarvon, 554. Chelmsford, 554. Deal and 
Walmer, 580. Gainsborough, 580. Ilford, 554. Lincoln, 580. 
Liverpool, 554. Maldon, 569. Newport, Monmouth, 554. 
Portsea, 580. Portsmouth and Portsea, 580. Victuallers, Inn- 
keepers, and Retail Dealers and Venders of Spirituous Liquors, 
546.———Complaining of having been refused Retail Licenses 
for the Sale of Spirits, Beer and Cider, by the Magistrates in 
General Quarter Sessions; From Householders of Dundalk, 
Lxxx1x. 599.———Of James Doyle, complaining of the Refusal 
of the Magistrates to grant him a Spirit License, xc. 433. 
Of Joseph Cartin, praying the House to deprive Magistrates in 
Ireland of the Power of granting Spirit Licenses, xc1. 354. 
———Of James Stevenson, complaining of the Refusal of the 
Justices of the District within which his House is situated to 
grant him a Spirit License, xc, 434. 


1899. For Reduction of the Duty thereon; From, Aberdovy, 
xc. 267. Abergavenny, 211. Alban, Saint, 206. Alfreton, 376. 
Alton, 310. Alverstoke, 179. Andover, 340. Appledore, 150. 
Ashborne, 376. Axbridge and Chedder, 247. Avubter, 255. 
—Banbury, 310. Barnstaple, 144. Basingstoke, 144. Bath, 267. 
Battle, 170. Belper, 267. Berkhampstead, Great, 310. Berks, 
247. Beverley, 179. Bexley, 267. Bideford, 150. Bishop’s 
Stortford, 267. Bishopwearmouth and other Places, 206. Black- 
water and Yateley, 330. Blandford, 398. Bodmin, 340. 
Bolton-le-Moors, 650. Brading, 310. Brampton,211. Braunton, 
150. Brentford, 179. Bridgetown, 137. Brighton, 125. 
Bromley and its Vicinity, 267. Broxham, 193.—Cambridge, 206. 
Canterbury, 193. Chatham, 261. Chedder, 247. Cheltenham, 
165. Chesterfield, 376. Chichester, 261. Chiswick and other 
Places, 179. Chumleigh, 150. Clackclose Hundred, and Half 
Hundred of, Norfolk, 206. Clifton, Dartmouth Hardness, 267. 
Cockermouth, 211. Colchester, 367. Cowes, West, 189. Cre- 
diton (Two Petitions), 376. Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, 
Meeting of Licensed Victuallers, 389. Cupar, Fife, 267.—Dart- 
ford, 271. Darlington,241. Daventry,349. Deal and Walmer, 
334. Deptford, 267. Derby, 206. Devizes, 170. Devonport, 
367.650. Dewsbury, 315. Doncaster, 141. Dovor, 241. naliey, 
267. Dulverton, 195. Durham, 179.—Elmbridge, 280. Ely, 
Hundred of, 565. a. Hundred of North, Norfolk, 179. 
Essex, 389. Essex, South, 569. Evesham, 267. Exeter, 267. 
Eynsford, 610.—Falmouth, 267. Fareham, 430. Farnham, 179. 
Folkstone and Sandgate, 173. Foot’s Cray and Vicinity, 267. 
Fordingbridge, 206. Fowey, 267.—Godley and Elmbridge, 
Hundred of, 280. Godmanchester, 206. Gosberton and Quad- 
ring, 271. Gosport and Alverstoke, 179. Gravesend and Milton, 
150. Greenwich and other Places, 376. Guildford, 141. 280.— 
Haddington, 193. 425. Halifax, 137. Hartley Row, 144. Har- 





Spirit Licenses—continued. 


For Reduction of the Duty thereon—continued. 
wich, xc. 173. Hastings, 211. Henley-upon-Thames, 315. Hitchin, 
310. Holesworthy, 376. Holt, 610. Horsham, 446. Hounslow 
and other Places, 179. Huntingdon and Godmanchester, 206. 
Hythe, 173.—Ilfracombe, 150. Ipswich, 81.—Keswick, 211, 
Kidderminster, 267. Kingston-upon-Hull, 141. Kirkintilloch, 
206. Knaresborough, 165.-—Lancaster, 310. Leeds, 40. Lei- 
cester, 206. Lewes, 267. Lewisham, 267. Licensed Victuallers 
met at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, 389. Lincoln, 150. 
Liskeard, 173. Liverpool, 255. London, City of, 193. Lost- 
withiel, 173. Loughborough, 295. Lutterworth, 267. Lynton, 
376.—Macclesfield, 477. ‘Machynlleth, 267. Maidenhead, 179. 
Malton, 150. Malvern, Great, 193. Manchester and Salford, 
327. Margate, 358. Market Deeping,271. Marlborough, 193. 
Merthyr Tidfil, 303. Milton, 150. Milton next Sittingbourne, 
193. Morpeth, 310.—Newbury and Speenhamland, 137. New- 
—_ Isle of bet 425. "Norfolk, 206. Northampton, 179. 

orwich, 137.—Odiham, 144. Okehampton, 358. Oldham, 330, 
Oxford, 150.— Penryn and Falmouth, 267. Penzance, 211. 
Peterborough, 185. Plymouth, 271. 650. Pontefract, 150. 
Poole, 179. Portsmouth and Portsea, 201.—Quadring, 271.— 
Ramsgate, 358. Reading, 267. Redruth, 340. Reigate, 247. 
Richmond, York, 201. Ringwood, 206. Rochester,261. Rom- 
ford, 150. Royston, 310. Ryde, 310.—Saddleworth, 201. 
Saffron Waldon, 310. Salford, 327. Sandgate, 173. Sarum, 
New, 267. Scarborough, 201. Sheffield, 137. Shepton Mallet, 
353. Shields, South, 267. Shoreditch, Saint Leonard, 179. 
Sittingbourne and Milton next Sittingbourne, 193. Slaney, John, 
569. Sleaford, 271. Southampton, 206. Speenhamland, 137. 
Stamford, 267. Stockport, 267. Stonehouse, East, 367. 650. 
Stourbridge, 267. Sunderland, 211.—Taunton, 267. Tavistock, 
133. Tawton, North, 376. Tewkesbury, 267. Thame, 241. 
Thirsk, 206. Tiverton, 247. Torrington, Great, 150. Totness 
and Bridgetown, 137. Towyn and Aberdovy, 267. Tring and 
other Places, 303. Trowbridge,173. Truro,267. Twickenham, 
179.—Uxbridge, 60. Undercliff, 310. Upton-on-Severnand Great 
Malvern, 193.—Wakefield, 165. Walton, 241. Warrington, 206. 
Watlington and Thame, 241. Wells, 247. Wickham and other 
Places, 430. Wight, Isle of, 189. 310. Wingrave, 193. Wis- 
bech, 565. Witchford, 565. Wokingham, 247. Woolwich, 376. 
Worcester, 179. Worthing, 189.— Yarmouth, Great, 179. 
Yateley, 330. Yeovil, 195. York, 133. 


1900. For Repeal of the additional Duty on; From, Acton, 
xc1.305. Albury, 239. my gy oe Rg ine ye Ar- 
dingley,107. Ardrossan, 267. Ashstead,196. Atworth,212, Ayr, 
Newton, &amp;c.,376.—Banstead, 159. Barnsley, 297. Barnstaple, 28. 
Basingstoke, 103. Bath, 103. Beccles, 223. Beverley, 223. 
Bewdley, 119. Bideford, 288. Birmingham, 129. Bishop’s 
Stortford, 276. Blackburn, 129. Bolton, 129. Bookham, 
Great, 129. Boston, 107. Box,212. Bradford, 129. Brent- 
ford, Ealing and Acton, 305. Bridgetown, 119. Bridgwater, 
129. Bridport, 329. Brighton, 15. 46. Broadwater, 46. 
Bromley, 483. Bromsgrove, 196. Bungay, 223. Burwash, 
267. Buxted, 267.—Cambridge, 651. Canterbury, 129. Car- 
lisle, 103. Chatham, Rochester and Strood, 107. Cheam, 196. 
Chelmsford, 426. Cheltenham, 123. Chester, 107. Chichester, 
Brighton and Lewes, 46. Chiddingley, 267. Chiswick and 
Hammersmith, 305. Clapham, 7. Clitheroe, 129. Cocker- 
mouth, 227. Colchester, 129. Corsham, 212. Cuckfield, 107. 
Crowle, 129.—Dartford, 483. Deal and Walmer, 148. Dept- 
ford, 239. Devonport, 129. Dorking, 267. Dover, 192. 
Droitwich, 119. Dudley, 129.—Ealing and Acton, 305. Edin- 
burgh, 119.315. Epsom, 159. Essex, Northern Division of, 
129. Ewell, 159. Exeter, 129.—Falkingham, 129. Falmouth, 
142. Fordingbridge, 417.—Gateshead, 129. Gloucester, 223. 
Goung and Tarring, 129. Grantham, 129. Greenwich, 239. 
Grinstead, East, 267. Guildford, &amp;c, 103.—Hailsworth, 223. 
Hailsham, 267. Hammersmith, 305. Harwich, 223. Hastin 
and St. Leonard’s, 103. Hayes, 307. Headley, 196. Heath- 
field, 267. Hereford, 82. Hertford, 129. Heston, 307. 
Hoatley, West, and Ardingley, 107. Hornton, 119. Horsted 
Keynes, 107. Hove, 107. ounslow, 305. Huddersfield, 107. 
—lIrvine, 244. Isleworth, 305.—Kendal, 288. Kent, 103. 
Keswick, 129. Kidderminster, 98. Kilmarnock, 267. Kings- 
ton-upon-Hull, 53. Knaresborough, 119.—Langton, 267. Lay- 
cock, 212. Leatherhead, 196. Leeds, 28. Leicester, 310. 
Leonard’s, St., 103. Lewes, 46. 103. 267. Lewisham, 267. 
Lindfield, 197. Liskeard, 129. Liverpool, 129. 276. Lough- 
borough, 288. Lutterworth, 15.—Macclesfield, 129. Manches- 
ter and Salford, 129. Margate, 267. Maresfield and Buxted, 
267. Mayfield, 267. Melksham, 212. Middlesex, London, 
Westminster and other Places in, 129.—Newbury, Speenham- 
land, &amp;c., 129. Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Gateshead, 129. New- 
market, 261. Newton, &amp;c., 376. Northampton, 129. North- 
wich, 329. Nottingham, 244.—Odiham, 103. Oxford, 129. 
—Paisley, 305. Patching, 7. Plymouth, 129. Portsea, 129. 
Portslade, 107. Portsmouth, 310. Portsmouth and Portsea, 
129. Potton, 129. Preston and Patcham, 129.—Ramsgate, 129. 
Reading, 129. Retford, East, 129. Ringwood, 417. Ring- 
mere, 267. Ripon, 329. _ Rochdale, 129. Rochester, 107. 
Ross and Sutherland, 441. Rotherfield, 267. Rye, 159.—Salt- 
coats and Stevenston, 267. Sandwich, 129. Sheffield, 119. 
Sherborne, 286. Shields, South, 129. Shoreham, Old and 
New, 46. Sittingbourne, 639. Southall, 305. Southampton, 
305. Southwick, 107. Spalding and Holbeach, 129. Stevens- 
ton, 267. Stonehouse, East, 129. Stourbridge, 129. Strood, 
107. Sutherland, 441.—Tarring, 129. Taunton, 129. Tavi- 
stock, 196. Tiverton, 129. otness and Bridgetown, 119. 
Tring, Wilstone, Longmarstone, Aldbury and Wiggington, 239. 
Trowbridge, 129. Tunbridge Wells, Tunbridge, &amp;c., 212. — 

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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Spirit Licenses—continued. 

For Repeal of the additional Duty on—continued. 
enham, xc1.315.—Uckfield, 267. Uxbridge,276.—Wakefield, 107. 
Waldron, 267. Walmer and Deal,148. Walsall,196. Walton, 159. 
Waltham Holy Cross, 223. Wandsworth, 351. Warwick, 15. 
Wells, 107. Wi ington. 239. Wilstone, 239. Winchester, 227. 
Wingrave, 295. eWo verhampton, 129. Woolwich, 244. Worces- 
ter, 107. See supra, 28, &amp;c. 192, &amp;e. 919, &amp;e. 

Spirits : 

1901. Relating to Illicit Intercourse; From, Noblemen, Gen- 
tlemen and others of Tipperary, txxvi. 146. Ship-owners of 
Sunderland, 188, p.———For removing Restrictions on Spirits 
distilled for Home Consumption; Of Distillers in Scotland, 
LXxvul. 174, P.————Against paying Duties on Deficiencies 
arising from Leakages ; From, Seschant and Consignees of Leith, 
LXXvil. 204, P. roprietors of Land, Farmers and others of 
Forfar, 204. Farmers and others of Fife, and James L’Amy, 
Preses of a Meeting in Forfar, 235. Owners of Land in Kin- 
cardine, 236. Archibald Speirs, 236, p. Noblemen, Free- 
holders and Farmers of Lanark, 242, p. Landholders of Kin- 
cardine, 264, p. Noblemen, Freeholders, Justices of the Peace 
and Commissioners of Supply in the County of Dumbarton; 
Farmers and others concerned in the growth of Barley within the 
County of Ayr; Noblemen, Frecholders, Justices of the Peace 
and Commissioners of Supply in the County of Stirling, 285, p. 
Farmers and others of Wigtown, 294, p. Farmers and others of 
Haddington, 299.— Respecting the Importation of Scotch 
Whiskey ; From Berwick-upon-Tweed, txxvu. 76.———Against 
the Reduction of the Duty thereupon; Of John Guinness, 
LXxvill. 389, P.— ——For a free and equal Trade in Spirits ; 
From Justices of the Peace, Freeholders and others of Lanark, 
LXXIX. 321, P.———For the Repeal of Act 24 Geo. II. c. 40; 
From Victuallers and Dealers in Spirituous Liquors in the City of 
Bristol, txxxu. 126, p. Spirit Merchants and Licensed Vic- 
tuallers of Great Grimsby, 210. 


1902. Complaining of the destructive practice of converting 

Corn into Spirits, and of the defective System of granting Licenses 

to Publicans; From Lieutenant-General Clayton, Lxxxv. 403, Pp. 

———That the present Duty on Rum and Corn Spirits may be pre- 

served; From Corn Distillers of London, txxxv. 160, P. 

Against any additional Duty on Spirits manufactured in Scotland ; 

From Farmers of West Lothian, txxxv. 275.———For equalizing 

the Duty on Spirits; From Merchants and Planters of Glasgow 

connected with the West India Colonies, Lxxxv. 542, p.—-Com- 

— of the proposed Increase of Duty on home-made Spirits ; 

rom, Bristol, txxxv. 564, p. Dublin, 474, rp. Perthshire, 474. 

Ross, 463. Scotland, Corn Distillers, 276, rp. Scotland, Heri- 

tors, &amp;c., 479. Wexford, Distillers, 566.——Against any 

further Duty on Spirits; From, Athlone, rxxxv. 423.—Ballagh- 

keene, 423. Bantry, 366. Bargy, 366. Beccles, 495, ep. Ber- 

wick, 434, p. Bishop Stortford, 410, p. Bristol, 353, rp. Bury, 

456, p.—Clackmannanshire, 404,p. Colchester, 366,p. Coolestown, 

462. Culin, 423, p. Cupar, 382, p.— Dalkeith, 342, p. Dromtariff, 

423, ep. Dumfries, 423. Dunbar, 359, p.—Edinburgh (Two Peti- 

tions), 359,e. Edinburgh, County, 359, p.—Fife, County, Freehold- 

ers, 359, Pp. Fife, County, Landholders, &amp;c., 434, p. Fife, County, 

St. Andrew’s District, 359, rp. Fife, Cupar District, 359, Pp. 

Fife, Kirkcaldy District, 359, p. Fife, Western District, 359, p. 

Forfar, Farmers, 359, p. Forfar, Noblemen, &amp;c.,433,p. Forfar, 

Landholders, 434, r. Framlingham, 410, p.—Galway, 366, p. 

Gorey, 366. Graham, Thomas, 404, p—Haddingtonshire, 382, p. 

395, Pp. Haddington, Provost, &amp;c., 382, Pr. Halesworth, 410, p. 

495, Pp. Hay, William, 366. Hertford, 410, r. Hume, Wil- 

, liam, 359, p.—Kilmeen, 423, p. Kincardine (Two Petitions), 
, 395, P. Kinross, 382, p.—Leith and London, Ship-owners, 
359, Pp. Linlithgow (Two Petitions), 410. Lothian, West, 410. 

—Norfolk, 447, p—Oliver, W., 423, p.—Perthshire, 434, p. 

, —Roxburgh, 423, rp. Royston, 433.—Saxmundham, 410, P. 
; Scarawalsh, 36¢. Shelburne, 366. Shilmalier, 366. Stirling, 
. 404, p. Sudbury, 382, pr. Suffolk, 447, p.—Tring, 462. Tulla- 
more, 366.—Walsham, North, 506, p. Ware, 410, Pr. War- 








l renstown, 462. West Lothian, 410. Wigtown, 423, p. Wood- 

bridge, 410, p. Worcester, 366, r.—Yarmouth, Great, 447, p. 
. ———For restricting the Sale thereof on the Sabbath Day ; From 
- Salford Temperance Society, txxxv. 513, P. Against In- 


- crease of Duty thereon in Ireland; From, Donegal, ixxxv. 
548, p. Kilkenny, 540, Pp. King’s County, 533, p. London- 
derry, 527, p. Skryne, 415. Tipperary, 540, p.———For Re- 


\- duction of Duty on Spirits entered for Home Consumption, and 
3 on home-made Spirits for Exportation to England ; txxxv. 566, P. 
1, ——— Against proposed Alterations in the ‘present Duties on 
ny Home Distilled Spirits, and against Assimilation of the Stam 

- Duties; From, Armagh, txxxv. 553, Pp. Askeaton, 570.—Bal- 
v- lyraggett, 596, p.—Carlow, 479, rp. Cashaw, 464, rp. Clon- 
h- nelloe, East, Barony, 570.—Down, 547, rp. Drishane, 431. 
0. Dublin, Merchants, 589, p. Dublin, St. Mark, 602, rp. Dun- 
9. gannon, 440. (rp. 446.) Dysart, John, 547, rp.—Hillsborough, 


602, p.—Inistioge, 566, p.—Kerry, 570. Kilcoman and Robin, 
9 566. Kilconly, 570, Pr. Kinsale, 464, p.—Limerick, St. John’s, 
D- 570. Londonderry, 547, p.—Mayo, 566, p. Meath, 570, P. 
7 Monaghan, 628, rp. Moore, George, 566, p.—Newcastle, 580, P. 
t- Newry, 394, p.—Rathkeale, 580, p. Robin, 566. Roscommon, 
9. 589.—Shelelagh, 464, p.—Tyrone, 638, p.—Wexford, 596, P. 
pd 1903. For an additional Duty thereon in Scotland; From, 
es Edinburgh, City, Lord Provost and others, Lxxxvit. 539. 
4 Edinburgh, Justices of the Peace of the County, 457.——— 
For the Suppression of Spirit and Beer Shops; From Preston 
(Two Petitions), uxxxvut. 404. 
9. 1904, For assimilating and equalizing the Duties payable on 
-_ Spirits in all the Three Countries; From Alexander Dudgeon, 


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Spirits—continued. 





LXXXIX. 524, For the Imposition of a higher Duty on ardent 
Spirits; From the Moderator and Clerk of the Presbytery of 
Edinburgh, txxxix. 397. —-—— For prohibiting the Retail of 
Spirituous Liquors in Grocers’ Shops in Ireland; From House- 
holders and Rate-payers of Dublin, txxx1x. 171.———Against 
Reduction of Duty on Irish Spirits, without allowing the People 
of Scotland to participate therein; From Inhabitants of the Royal 
Burgh of Inverury, Lxxx1x. 569.——— Against the proposed 
Reduction of Duty on Spirits distilled in Ireland; From Licensed 
Distillers in Aberdeen Collection, txxx1x. 580. 

1905. For Increase of the Duty thereon; Of Brewers of New 
Ross ; xc. 381.——— For an Allowance of the Duty on the Stock 
on hand at the time of the Reduction of the Duty; Of Spirit 
Dealers of the City of Limerick, xc. 303. 


1906. That all Licensed Houses for the Retail of Spirits in 
Ireland we be allowed to open at Seven o’clock in the 
Lester rom Grocers and Spirit Retailers of St. Mary, 
Limerick; St. John’s, Limerick; xc1. 305.———Against the 
Sale of Spirits by Grocers; From, Antrim, xc1. 402.—Bally- 
culter, 402. Ballynure, 522. Bangor, 402. Belfast, 584. Bel- 
fast, Congregation of Alfred Street, 353.—Carricknavea, Sabbath 
School Teachers of, 522. Castledawson, 392. Connor, 432,— 
Dromara, 432. Drumlee, 483. Dublin, Port of, Members of 
the Temperance Society, 833.—Killead, 584. Killmood, 432.— 
Lisburn, 416.—Muckamore, 416.—Newry, 833.—Randalstown, 
409. Rathfriland, 432.—Saintfield, 402.—Tullylish, 584.—White 
House, 402, For allowing the Export to England of Spirits 
flavoured or compounded in Ireland, on Payment of the English 
Rate of Duty; Of Distillers and Rectifying Distillers of Dublin, 
XC. 638. Praying the House to adopt measures effectually 
to exclude the customary use of Distilled Spirit in Ireland; Of 
Inhabitants of Markethill, xc1. 416.———For an Allowance of the 
Duty on the Stock on hand at the time of the Reduction of the 
Duty; Of Spirit Dealers of the City of Limerick, xc. 303, ——— 
That the Duties on Spirits may not be reduced; Of the Rev. James 
Maurice, xc1. 289.————For empowering Magistrates, upon con- 
viction of any person having Spirits under legal proof in their 
aR to inflict a Fine; Of Jacob Hart, xc1. 824, For 

epeal of Laws relating to the Recovery of Debts incurred for 
Spirituous Liquors; From Edinburgh and Leith, xc1. 41. Cupar, 
145. Ayr, Newton, Wallacetown and Content; Kirkintilloch; 
Arbroath; 301. For Amendment of Law relating to the 
Recovery of Debts contracted for Spirituous Liquors; Of James 
Baker, xc. 212. For prohibiting the Sale of Spirits in 
Ireland on the Lord’s Day, &amp;c.; From Belfast, xcu. 580. Dublin, 
St. Peter’s, 263. 

See supra, 724. 919. 


Spitalfields Weavers : 

1907. For an Inquiry into the Rate of their Wages; From, 
Minister, Churchwardens and others of St. Matthew, Bethnal 
Green, Lxxx11. 560.———Complaining of Combination of Weavers 
in Spitalfields; From Ambrose Moore, Lxxx1v. 363, P.——— 
Complaining of Mis-statements in the above Petition of Ambrose 
Moore; From Journeymen Broad Silk Weavers; Petition brought 
up and read; Notice taken that it referred to Debates in this 
House ; by leave withdrawn; Lxxxiv. 384. 











Stack, John H. : 


1908. Complaining of having been deprived of his Situation of 
Clerk and Registrar of the Listowel Petty Sessions, for having 
obeyed an Order of the Irish Government for Returns of the 
Number and Particulars of Cases in which Magistrates have acted 
singly out of Petty Sessions, and praying Relief; Of John H. 
Stack, xc. 610. 


Stafford Gaol : 


1909. Complaining of insufficient Accommodation therein for 
Debtors; From James Stephenson or Stevenson, Lxx1x. 506.— 
Lxxx. 620, Pp. Debtors confined therein, Lxxxv. 141, P. 


Stafford Quarter Sessions :—See supra, 971. 


Stage Coaches : 

1910. For continuing the present Regulations respecting Stage 
Coaches and Omnibuses, carrying Passengers for short distances ; 
From, William Bulnois, Francis Roe and others, Proprietors of 
Public Cabriolets, txxxv. 439, P.———For Repeal of Duty 
thereon; From Ayr, xc. 50.—Glasgow (Two Petitions), 206. 
Linlithgow, 296.—Proprietors of the Highland Coach running 
between Inverness and Perth, and of other Stage Coaches between 
Inverness, Aberdeen and Tain, and others, 367. Perth, 480. 
——From Richard Gooding, xc1. 34. Alexander Macnab, 305. 
London, 583. Coach Masters, 803.———For the Repeal of the 
Tax on Stage Coaches; Reterred to the Select Committee on 
Internal Communication; Of Proprietors of the Royal Union 
and Kingdom of Fife Stage Coaches, xc. 463. See supra, 
1499. 1652. 

Stage Coach Licenses : 

1911. For Repeal of the Duties thereon, or for Alteration in 
the Law, so as to include Carriages propelled by Steam; From 
Lancaster Stage Coach Proprietors, Lxxxv. 359, P. For a 
Duty on Steam Coaches; From Coach Proprietors and Post- 
masters of Liverpool, txxxv1. 397. 


Stamford Corporation : 

1912. Complaining of the Conduct thereof; From Burgesses 

and Inhabitants of Stamford, txxxvu. 491, P. 
Stamps : 

1913. Respecting the Allowance for the Sale of Stamps; Of 
Law Stationers of London, txxv1. 293. Complaining of Bond 
and Debenture Stamps on Small Shipments; Of Merchants of 

Newcastle- 








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894 PETITION S—conéenued. 














I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Stamps—continued. 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, txxv11. 226, Pp. ———Relative to Stamp Du- 
ties on Licenses; Of Attornies and Solicitors of Ireland, xxvii. 
421,———For Compensation for his Discovery of a Fraud com- 
mitted by the Proprietors of the Limerick Chronicle against His 
Majesty’s Revenue ; Of Richard Goggin, Lxx1x, 419, Pp. ———For 
the Repeal of Stamp Duties on the Receipt of Money; From, 
Alnwick, Lxxx. 118, p.—Bishop Auckland, 180, p.—Carlisle, 298. 
—Dumfries, 186.—Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 70, p.—Stockton-upon- 
Tees, 308.—Tynemouth, 153, p.— Whitby, 123. ——— From, 
Gainsburgh, .txxxv. 615.— Kingston-upon-Hull, 527, ».— 
Worcester, 369, p.——— For the Repeal of the Stamp Dnu- 
ties on Receipts; From Coggeshall, txxxu. 467. Liverpool, 
492, p.———From, Arbroath, txxxm. 199, p. Ayr, William 
Murdock and remanent Members of Merchants’ Company, 
83.—Beverley, 125, p. Birley, H. H., President of the Man- 
chester Chamber of Commerce, 36. Birmingham, Chamber 
of Commerce, 265. Bocking, 159. Braintree and Bocking, 159. 
Brechin, City, 83, P. Bristol Merchants, 177. Bristol, Guardians 
of the Poor, 177.—Carlisle, 340. Coggeshall, 105. Cork, 169, rp. 
—Darlington, 189. Dublin, 36,r. Dumfries, Magistrates, &amp;c., 117. 
Dumfries, Merchants, &amp;c. (Two Petitions), 117. Dumfries, Seven 
Incorporated Trades, 125. Dundee, Nine Incorporated Trades, 
125. Durham, City, 101, p—Edinburgh, Chamber of Commerce, 
10. Edinburgh, Merchants, 96, re. Edinburgh, Wrights, Masons, 
&amp;e., 149, te Rea 247, p.—Glasgow, Directors of Chamber of 
Commerce, 177, p.—Haddington, Inhabitants, 216. Haddington, 
Magistrates, 216. Hexham, 155.—Kingston-upon-Hull, 155, p. 
—Lincoln, City, 101, p. Liverpool, Inhabitants, 155. Liverpool, 
Merchants, &amp;c., 231, p. London, Citizens of, 401, rp. London, 
Lord Mayor, &amp;c., 279, p.—Malton, 185. Manchester, H. H. 
Birley, President of the Chamber of Commerce, 36. Montrose, 
231, P. Murdock, William, of Ayr, 83.—Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
83.—Perth, City, 96. Plymouth, 254, p.—Richmond (York), 
109.—Shields, North, and Tynemouth, 246. Sunderland, 109.— 
Tynemouth, 246.—Whitby, 125. Whitehaven, 109.—York, City, 
112,.———-For Alteration or Amendment of the Act relating to 
Stamp Duties on Receipts; From James Acland, Lxxx111. 186, P. 
For Repeal of the Stamp Duties on Receipts under Ten 
Pounds; From Merchantsand others of Kingston-upon- Hull, rxxx1v. 
77, p.———For the Consolidation and Revision thereof ; From 
Brechin, Lxxxv. 283, p.——Against Increase thereof; From, 
Coleraine, txxxv. 475, p.—Dublin, Audeon’s, St., 495, p. Dublin, 
Chamber of Commerce, 495, rp. Dublin, Corporation, 495, p. 
Dublin, Cutlers, 495, rp. Dublin, Goldsmiths, 495, rp. Dublin, 
Manufacturing Gold and Silver Smiths, 495, rp. Dublin, Mer- 
chants, 495, p. Dublin, Smiths, 495, p. Dublin, County, 495, p. 
—Thurles, 495, p.—Youghal, 412, p.— ——For a Committee to 
investigate the merits of his Invention of a Self-registering Stamp 
Die; From John Reilly, txxxv. 522, p. Against assimilating 
the Stamp Duties of Ireland with those of England; From, Abbey- 
side, Lxxxv. 566, p. Armagh, 566, Pr. Athlone, 566, p.—Bally- 
callan, 521. Ballymena, 540, p—Capoquin, 404, p. Carberry, 
West, 570, rp. Carlow, 499, rp. Carrigeen, 570. Clonagowes, 
570, p.———Dublin, City, Andrew, St., 589, p. Dublin, Audeon’s, 
St., 512, p. Dublin, Bridget, St., 589, p. Dublin, Catherine, 
St., 512, p. Dublin, Charitable Institutions, 566, p. Dublin, 
Cork Street, 512, ep. Dublin, Gold and Silver Operatives, 423, p. 
Dublin, Letter Press Printers, 348, p. Dublin, Merchants, 416, p. 
Dublin, Nicholas, St., Without, 589, ep. Dublin, Thomas, St., 
589, ep» Dungarvan, 566, p.—Gregston, John, 454.—Keady, 
540, p. Kerry, 521, p. Kilkenny, Benevolent Society, 454. 
Kilkenny, Charitable Society, 512, p. Kilkenny, Inhabitants, 
553, p. Kilkenny, Land Proprietors, 540, p. Killaloe, 521. 
Killenaule, 566. Kill, St. Nicholas, 623. Kilmanagh, 521. 
King’s County, 533, p.—Lees, Sir Harcourt, 563. Londonderry, 
527, p. Longford, 602.—Middleton, 570, rp. Moincoin, 570.— 
Passage, 623.—Queen’s County, 503, p.—Rahana, 570, p.—Skib- 
bereen, 570, p.—Waterford, Chamber of Commerce, 276, p.— 
Waterford, Landed Proprietors, 527.———Against Assimilation 
of the Stamp Duties, and against Duties on Tobacco and Spirits ; 
From, Ballybay, txxxv. 512, p. Ballylaneen, 596, p—Carrick- 
on-Suir, 465. Cashel, 431, Pr. Clare, 606, rp. Clonetubrid, 580. 
Clonmel, 431, ep. Cloynepriest, 440. Connelloe, Lower, 533. 
Coolock, 623. Cork, Cutie, 472, ep. Cove and Great Island, 
570, p.—Dublin, Michans, St., 449, e.- Dublin, Shoemakers, 
615, p.—Emo, 615.—Fitzgerald, J. F., 449, p-—Glenmore, 488. 
—Innishannon, 606. Island, Great, 570, p.—Kildare, 570, Pp. 
Kilfeacle, 528, rp. Killenard, 615, r. Kilmurry, 633, p.—Lime- 
rick, County, 449, p. Limerick, Chamber of Commerce, 540, P. 
Limerick, Inhabitants, 449, Pp. Limerick, St. Mary, 540, Pp. _Lis- 
downy, 580.—Mallow, 522, p. Mbohills, 440.—Portarlington, 
615, p.—Ross, New, 446. Santry, 623. Shannit, 533. Slieverue, 
532.— ipperary 533, Pp. Townsend, Richard, 472, rp. Tralee, 
440, vp. Tullycorbet, 512, p.—Waterford, 449, rp. Waterford, 
Trinity Parish, 552, p. Waterford, Trinity Parish Without, 
566, rp. Whitegate, 580.—Youghal, 552, p.p—-For Repeal of 
the Stamp Duty on Receipts; From Kingston-upon-Hull, txxxv1. 
144, p.———For Sums under Fifty Pounds; From, Aberdeen, 
Lxxxvil. 323. Ayr, 233. 378.—Borrowstonness, 351. Bristol, 
Chamber of Commerce, 267. Burntisland, 290.—Edinburgh, 269. 
290. 539.— Glasgow, 334.—Hawick, 378.—Irvine, 378.--Jed- 
burgh, 351.—Kelso, 378. Kingston-upon-Hull, 343.—Leith, 281. 
Liverpool, 129.—Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 315.—St. Andrew’s, 315. 
Sanquhar, 378.————For Alteration of the Stamp Duties Act; 
From, Bradbury, Robert, uxxxvi. 411. Templer, John, 245. 
Wingham, 245.————For Repeal of the Stamp Duty on Conveyences 
and Mortgages under £.300; From George Austin, Lxxx1x. 391. 
———For Repeal of the Stamp Duty on Receipts; From, Alloa, 
Lxxxix. 187. Leith, 57. Dunfermline, 124. Leith, 151. Cupar, 
187. Montrose,194. Burntisland, 215. Perth,229. Edinburgh 





Stamps—continued. 
For Repeal of the Stamp Duty on Receipts—continued. 

(Two Petitions), xxxx1x.289. Greenock,28¥. Aberdeen,289. Man- 
chester, Chamber of Commerce, 334. Haddington, 334. Liver. 
pool, 443. Manchester and Salford, 447.———For the Re 

of the Stamp Duty on Receipts; From, Glasgow Chamber of Com- 
merce ; Gicsiek: xc. 206. Company of Merchants of Edin- 
burgh; Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures of Edinburgh ; 
Lord Provost, &amp;c., of Edinburgh; 297. Liverpool; Perth; 310, 
———-For the Repeal of the Stamp Duties on Receipts and Bills 
of Lading; Of the Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures of 
Greenock, xc. 208. For the Repeal of the Stamp Duty 
thereon; From Ware, xc. 305. Liverpool, 330. Anstruther and 
Cellardyke, 567. Manchester and Salford, 622.——For Re- 
duction of Stamp Duties; From, the Company of Merchants of 
Edinburgh ; xc1. 316. Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures 
of Edinburgh, 326. See supra, 130, &amp;c. 523. 621. 694. 851, 
1096. 1127. 1152. 1253, 1258. 1263, 1264. 1387. 1409. 1415. 1487, 
&amp;e., 1510. 1722. 


Stamp Tax, India :— See supra, 85. 


Standing Orders: 

1914. Complaining of the uncertainty of the Standing Orders, 
and pointing out the necessity of Revision; Of Proprietors of 
Shares in the Manchester, Bolton and Bury Canal Navigation 
and Railway Company, xc. 205.(P. 217.) See supra, 1420. 


Stationery Office : 

1915. Complaining of the System adopted by the Principals 
of His Majesty’s Stationery Office with respect to Contracts; 
From John Williams, Stationer, of Cornhill, txxxviu1. 651. —— 
For the Abolition thereof; From John Williams, txxxvi. 776, Pp. 
See supra, 1199, 1200. 


Statute Duty : . 

1916. For the Abolition of the Statute Duty in the Repair of 
Turnpike Roads; From Overseers and Select Vestry of Totness, 
LXXXVIII. 259. Praying to be relieved from the Statute Duty 
and County Rates; From Owners and Occupiers of Land in 
Bloxham and other Parishes, txxx1x. 304. 


1917. To be relieved from the Tax charged upon their Carts, 
in lieu of Statute Labour; Of Farmers and Householders of 
Deerness, Orkney, xc. 425. ————For allowing Occupiers of 
Farms of less than £.50 Annual Value to contribute their Share 
of Statute Labour on Turnpike Roads by the Labour of them- 
selves and their Teams; From Hundreds of Machynlleth, Mont- 
gomery ; Estimaner, Merioneth; xc. 297.———For Relief from 
the Liability to perform Statute Labour on Turnpike Roads; 
Of Owners and Occupiers of Land in Ledbury, xc. 330.—— 
For Alteration of the Law relating to Statute Labour Conversion ; 
From, Andrew’s, St., xcr. 310. Arbroath, 224.—Banff, 197. 
Blackford, 228.—Cadder, 239. Cambuslang, 239. Carluke, 
409. 606. Cumnock, 293.—Dalserf, 270. Denny, 288. Duni- 
ace, 288.—Fenwick, 426. Fife Keith, 409.—Huntley, 409.— 
nverary, 409.—Keith and Fife Keith, 409.—Lanark, Burgh and 
Parish, 119. Larkhall, 409. Lesmahagow, 270.—Millhaugh, 
409.—Nairn, 441.—Robertson, George, and others, 224.—Strat- 
haven, 409.———For Amendment of Law relating thereto; From 
Stonehouse, xcu. 278. 


Steam Carriages : 

1918. For placing Steam Carriages on the same Terms as to 
Turnpike Tolls with en Coaches; From Goldsworthy Gurney, 
LXXXVI. 650, P.———That no excessive or prohibitory Tolls on 
Steam Carriages may be allowed to be imposed by any Turnpike 
Acts introduced into the House ; From Walter Hancock, ixxxvi. 
678, p.———For a Duty thereon; From Coach Proprietors and 
Postmasters of Liverpool, txxxvi. 397.———Complaining of 
Legislative Enactments imposing Tolls on Steam Carriages used 
on Sonietie Roads, and praying for their Repeal; From Golds- 

worthy Gurney, Lxxx1x. 229.———That the Claims of Walter 
Hancock may be considered in conjunction with Mr. &lt;a, 
From Walter Hancock, txxxrx. 481. Complaining of his 
Patent for propelling Carriages by Steam being superseded by 
recent Acts of Parliament, and praying for Relief; From Golds- 
worthy Gurney, txxx1x. 460. Referred to Select Committee, 
461. See supra, 1693. 1911. 


Steam Companies : 

1919. That they may be placed in the same Situation as Cor- 
porate Companies, in respect of Shareholders becoming Members 
of the House of Commons; From Directors and Proprietors of 
“ The General Steam Navigation Company,” Lxxxrx. 298. 


Steam Navigation : 

1920. For regulating the Speed, and limiting the Distance of 
Steam Navigation on the River Thames; From, Watermen plying 
at the Temple Stairs, xc1. 28. Freeholders and Inhabitants of 
St. Mary, Rotherhithe ; Watermen of Blackfriars Bridge; 41. 
Company of Watermen and Lightermen on the River Thames, 
46. Lightermen carrying on Business within the City and 
Port of London; Wharfingers carrying on Business within 
the City and Port of London; 209. “Watermen of the Port of 
London, 323.———Praying the House to adopt Regulations to 
prevent Steam Vessels from running between London and Graves- 
end during the Night; Of the Company of Free Fishers and 
Dredgers of Whitstable, xc1. 250. 546.———Praying the House 
not to sanction any Enactment which shall have the effect of ex- 
onerating Individuals in partnership in Steam Packet Companies 
from the same responsibility as the Partners in other similar , 
ing Partnerships; From, Merchants, Ship-owners, Steam Packet 
Owners and Tradesmen of Kingston-upon-Hull, xc1. 339. _Mer- 
chants and Traders in Waterford, 364. ———Praying the — 














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Steam Navigation—continued. 

to pass an Act to facilitate the Communication by Steam Naviga- 
tion between Great Britain and Ireland; Of Merchants, Traders 
and others of Liverpool, xcr. 270. Complaining of the 
Mischiefs arising from the Rapidity of Steam Navigation on the 
River Thames; Of Watermen and Lightermen of the River 
Thames, xc. 394.————-For the Regulation thereof; From Mer- 
chants and others in the Port of London, xcu. 136. Coal Mer- 
chants and others, 399. 


Steam Navigation to India :—See supra, 852. 


Steam Vessels : 
1921. Complaining of Injury, and proposing a Tax on Steam 
Boats; Of Innholders and others living on the High Road from 
London to Dover, txxvit. 442, p.————For a Restriction on 
Steam Packets carrying Cargoes; From, Ship-owners of Bristol, 
LxxxiI. 192, Pp. Merchants, Ship-owners and others of Swansea, 
357, P. Against the proposed Duty on Passengers by Steam 
Vessels; From, Aberdeen, txxxvi. 367. Ayr, 367.—Boston, 
331, Pp. 408. Boston and Lincoln, 356. 471, ep. Broadstairs, 487. 
Browne, James, 459, p.—Campbell, Right honourable Lord J. D., 
487, p. Clyde River, Trustees for the Improvement of, 459, P. 
—Dublin and London Steam Marine Society, 405, p. Dumbar- 
ton, Merchants, &amp;c., 426. Dumbarton, Noblemen, &amp;c., 487, P. 
‘ . Dunoon, 388.—Firth of Forth, 459.—Glasgow, 459, rp. Graves- 
end and Milton, 440. Gravesend and London, 440. Greenock, 
408, p.—Helensburgh, 452.— Kincardine and Leith, 487, p. 
Kingston-upon-Hull, 372. 382. 512. — Leith and Kincardine, 
487,P. Leith and Stirling, 408, p. Lincoln and Boston, 356. 
471, p. Lincoln, Tradesmen and Inhabitants, 356. London 
and Gravesend, 440.— Margate, 487. Milton and Graves- 
end (Two Petitions), 440.—Napier, Sir W. M., 495. Newark 
and Port Glasgow, 419. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 405.—Paisley, 
459. Port Glasgow and Newark, 419. Price, F. R., 382.— 
Renfrew, 495. Rothesay, 367. Rothesay, Town Council, 367.— 
Southampton, 372, p. Stirling and Leith, 408, p.—Tay Steam 
Packet Company, 372. Tyne River, 348.—Wicght, Isle of, 282, p. 
Wirral, 477.———Respecting the Loss of the Rothsay Castle 
, Steam Boat, and for a Law that Steam Boats be licensed periodi- 
cally, and that no License be granted or renewed except upon a 
Certificate of the Seaworthiness of the Vessel; From Gentry, 
&amp;e. of Beaumaris, Carnarvon, Bangor and Conway, Lxxxvi. 858. 
Submitting a Plan whereby the Safety of Steam Vessels 
may be increased ; From Cadogan Williams, Lxxxv1. 873. —— 
For the Introduction ofa Bill to prevent the Navigation of Steam 
Vessels between London Bridge and Blackwall; From Thomas 
Browne, of Fenchurch Street, txxx1x. 201. For exempting 
Steam Vessels from the necessity of employing Pilots; From the 
Director and Manager of the City of Dublin Steam Packet 
; Company ; Agents of the City of Glasgow Steam Packet Com- 
i any; Messrs. Matthie &amp; Martin, Steam Shipping Owners at 
Sivsteeal Messrs. Langtrys &amp; Co., Owners of Steam Vessels 














o Fa Se ese ae eee 


i- trading between Liverpool and Belfast, xc, 424. Saint George 
— Steam Packet Company, 445. Messrs. Moore &amp; M‘Creight, 477. 
d The Chairman and Chief Clerk of the Dublin and London Auxi- 
h, liary Steam Marine Company; the Chairman and Chief Clerk of 
t- the Dublin and London Steam Marine Company; 648.——— 
m That the Masters or Mates of Steam Vessels, under proper Regu- 

lations, may be licensed as Pilots; Of Patrick Ternan, Srssifier 


and Agent of Steam Vessels plying between Drogheda and Liver- 
Pm pool, xc. 483. Complaining that on 5 November 1834, one 
of their Steam Vessels was damaged by His Majesty’s Ship 





4 Diligence, near Blackwall, in the River Thames; Of Directors of 
we the Gravesend Star Steam Packet Company, xc. 628. ——— 
~ Praying that Steam Vessels may be exempted from the necessity 
nd of taking Pilots; Of Charles Wye Williams, xc11. 330. See 
of supra, 1109. 1284. 1654. 
ed Steuble, John : 
s- 1922. For an Inquiry into the Agreement between him and the 
ter Minister wien oe end at Saint Petersburgh, relative to his 
xy 5 invention of a Machine of War; Of John Steuble, xcr. 224. 
~ Stewart, Robert : 
bf 1923. Alleging that he saved the life of Robert Wilson Hay, 
na late Under Secretary for the Colonies, and complaining of not hav- 
. ing been remunerated for so doing ; Of Robert Stewart, xcu. 440. 
Still Fines : 
, 1924. Complaining of the Laws relating to Still Fines; From 
peel Inhabitants of Templemore, Lxxv. 340. (P. 345.) 
. of Stirling : 
1925. For altering the Sett of the Borough of Stirling; From 
Incorporated Trades of the Borough of Stirling, txxv. 230, P. 
———Complaining of the Registration of Claims and Polling 
e of for that District being fixed by the Sheriff to be holden at Bal- 
ying fron instead of Drymen; From Electors of the Western District 
3 of of Stirlingshire, txxxvi1. 256.———For an Inquiry into the Con- 
41. stitution of Cowan’s Hospital at Stirling; From Daniel Mackin- 
ms lay, txxx1x. 259. See supra, 325. 
thin Stockdale, John Joseph : 
rt of 1926. Complaining of the difficulties he has encountered in 
13 to his endeavours to petition the House, txxxvr. 894. 
aves Stockton and Darlington Railway Act : 
and 1927. For the Amendment thereof; Of Christopher Tennant, 
ro. xc. 120. 
snies Stoker, William : 
rad- 1928. Complaining of not having been adequately remunerated 
ncket for his Services in extending the usefulness of the Medical Pro- 
Mer- fession, and administering to the relief of the Sick Poor of Ireland, 
[ouse and for Investigation; Of William Stoker, m. p., xc1. 566. 
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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued) —relative to— 


Stone :—See supra, 524. 


Stone Blue: 


1929. For revision of the Laws relating to the manufacture of; 
From Thomas Freeman, txxxv. 519. 


Stoney, Rev. William Baker: p 
1930. For an Inquiry into certain Outrages and Injuries 
inflicted on him and others in the Parishes of Burrishoole and 
Achill, by the Rev. Mr. Hughes and others; Of the Reverend 
William Baker Stoney, Rector and Vicar of Burrishoole, xc1. 
212, 


Stonehouse, East: 
1931. Complaining of the heavy Assessments to the Poor, 


mainly attributable to the Marine Barracks situate in that Parish, 
LXxXx. 344, P. 


Strand Improvements: 


1932. For expediting the Progress thereof; From Inhabitant 
Householders of Westminster, Lxxxv. 572, P. 


Subletting Act : 

1933. [1828.] For repealing Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 29, relative 
thereto; From, Aghavoe, Killermoh and others, txxx11. 160, Pp. 
Ardagh, 93, rp. Ardcath, Clonalves and Piercetown, 160, P. 
Ardfinan, Ballybeacon, &amp;c., 313. Athlone, St. Mary’s and St. 
Peter’s, 87, p.—Balinahinch and Kilascully, 287, r. Ballybea- 
con, 313. Ballysheehan, 287, p. Bannow and its Union, 304. 
Bansha, 313. Benown, 101, Pp. Borris, 101, p.—Caher, 318. 
Cappaghwhite, 313. Castletown, Kilshine and Clongill, 294. 
Clerihan, 287, p. Clogheen and Ballysheehan, 287, p. Clonalty, 
287, pr. Clonalvy, 160, er, Clondalkin, Lucan and Palmerstown, 
United Parishes, 87, er. Clonean and Drangan, 313. Clongill, 
294. Clonmell, 287, p. Cork City, St. Finn Barrs, 362.—Dan- 
gan, 93,r. Donaskeagh and Knockavilla, 287, rp. Drangan, 
813. Drogheda, 189, rp. Dublin, St. Mary and St. Peter, 
313, ep. Dublin, St. Michael and St. John, 177.—Ennis, 349, p. 
Enniscorthy and Templeshannon, 101.—Gammonsfield and Kil- 
cash, 287, p. Glinsk and Kilcroan, United Parishes, 97, rp.— 
Hollyford, 287, r.—Iberious, St. 101. Ireland, Catholics, 101, p. 
Ireland, Inhabitants and Proprietors, 125.—Kilcash, 287,p. Ki- 
lascully, 287, rp. Kilcommon and Hollyford, 287, . Kilcroan, 
97,r. Kilkenny, West Benown and Noughville, 101, p. Kil- 
leagh, Ardagh and Dangan, 93, rp. Killeen and Menagh, 313. 
Killenaunle and Moglass, 313. Killermoh, 160, p. illshine, 
294. Kilmurry, 287, p. Knockavilla, 287, p.—Lady’s Island, 
St. Iberious and others, 101. Limerick, St. Mary, 85. London- 
derry, 101. Louth, 189, p.—Maryborough, 217. Menagh, 313. 
—Nenagh,101,r. Newcastle, Limerick, 113,e. Noughville, 101, p. 
—Palmerstown, 87, Pr. Piercetown, 160, Pr. Powerstown, 313.— 
Raheen, 271.—Seskinane, Waterford, 85.—Templeshannon, 101. 
Tipperary Parish, 313. Tubrid and Tullohorlan, 287, p. Tullo- 
horlan, 287, p.—Wexford, 101.——_[1829.} Aghavoe, Lxxxrv. 
104, rp. Aghavos,197,r. Annacurra, 165, Pp. Annaduff, 349, p. 
Anna, Upper, 116. Archerstown, 34. Ardagh, 34. 170, p. 
Ardbraccan, 121. Ardcath, 369. Ardnaghyor Glinvill, 369. 
Armagh, 25, rp. Athy, Union, 110.—Ballimore, 301, p. Bally- 
duff, 342. Ballymore, 151. SBallynaslany, 73. Balynamona, 
197, p. Bandon, 81, p. Blarney, 270. Booterstown, 237, rp. 
Borris, 142, Pp. Borris in Ossory, 104, rp. Butlerstown, 342.— 
Cannavee, 369. Canogallen, 237, p. Cappagh White, 237, p. 
Castleblakeney, 170, p. Castle Lyons, 369. Castletarra, 42, p. 
Castletown, 77, p. Celbridge, 85. Charlville, 22, p. Clara, 
60, p. Cloneenand Drangan, 237, p. Clonegan, 342. Clonfert, 
270. Clonmel, St. Mary,98, p. Clonmellon, 34. Cloyne, 128, p. 
Clunarney, 34. Cork, Cove and Great Island, 128, r. Cork, 
St. Ann, and St. Mary Shandon, 165, Pr. Cove, 128, p. Crooks- 
town, 133, p. Cruisetown, 77, Pp. Curran, 335.—Donamore, 
124,p. Donoughmore, 197, P. Down, 98,P. Drangan, 237, Pp. 
Drumcondra, 121. Drumreiley, Lower, 349, rp. Drumreiley, 
Upper, 349, r. Drung, 116. Drunsany, 34. Duagh, 104, p. 
Dublin, St. Margaret’s, 48.—Enniscorthy, 89, p. Eveleary, 369. 
—Fatry, 207,r. Finglass,48. Freshford, 42.—Gartletra, 228, p. 
Girly, 121. Glenbrien, 73. Glinvill, 369. Graig, 89, Pp. 
Grange Geeth, 77, Pr. Great Island, 128, rp. Greenagh, 197, p. 
—Inniscarra, 142, p. Innismagrath, 349, p.—Kells, 42. Kents- 
town and Union, 25,r. Kilaveny, 116. Kil 270, P. 
Kilbrew, 60. Kilchrist, 25, rp. Kildalky, 22. Kilfentenon, 
25, p. Kilfinaghty, 116. Kilkeranmore, 121, p. Kill, 151, 
Killallon, 34. Killan, 116. Killare, 151. Killeen, 187, rp. 
Killimore, 148, rp. Killoghart, 207. Killmeen, West, 170, p. 
Killpatrick, 270. Kilmacabea, 270, rp. Kilmacow, 170, Pp. 
Kilmanahan, 151. Kilmyson, 77, P. Kilphoughnabeg, 270, p. 
Kilquane, 207. Kilshine, 177, . Kiltubrid, 197, rp. Knock- 
bride, 116.—Lisronagh, 317, p. Lixnan, 89,r. Loughilly, 94, p. 
Loughmore, 142, p. Loughrea, 148, p.—Macroom, 270. Middle- 
ton, 415. Monknewton, 77,P. Moviddy, 415. Moyvaughlea, 
301, p. Mullens, St., 121. Murhawn, 228, p.—Navan, 94, Pp. 
Newcastle, Limerick, 28. Nobber, 77, p.—Oilgate,73. Outeragh, 
349, p.—Palmerstown, 165, Pp. Powerstown, 270, p.—Rathcor- 
mac, 270. Rathdowney, 42, rp. Rathkeale, 81,r. Rathsaran, 
42, rp. Roscarbery, 89. Rosdroit, 155.—Shanagolden, 170, Pp. 
Slieverue, 85. Skirk, 42,p. Skreene, 121. St 25.—Tee- 
nagh, 207. Templederry, 187, rp. Templescoby, 155. Tho- 
mondgate, 22, p. Tracton,270. Tullalease, 415. Tullyallen, 98. 
Tyrenascrea, 148, p.—Wexford, 228, p. Whitechurch, 197, p.— 
Youghal, 415.———[1830.] Beagh, rxxxv. 194, p. Borris, 
141.—Carrickbegg, 212. Carrick-on-Suir, 193. Cloynepriest, 
19, p. Coelstuff, 424.—Drogheda, 94, p. Dublin, St. Mark’s, 
68, p. Dysart, 212.—Ennis, 141, p.—Garrocloyne, 235. Gort, 
185, P.—Kilcoman and Robin, 193. Kilkeranmore, 193. Kil- 





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1. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Subletting Act—continued. 

{1830.] For repealing Act relative thereto—continued. 
garvan, txxxv. 424. Kilmore,553, p. Kilturk, 553, p.—Molran- 
can, 553, p.—Robin, 193. Rosscarbury, 193. Ross, New, 405.— 
Taghmon, 424. Tertagh, 193. Tomhaggard, 553, P. Trinity, 
424.—Whitechurch oa Garrocloyne, 235.———Youghal, 30, p. 
—— For the Amendment to be retrospective; From Belfast, 
LXXXV. 159, P._———[1830-31.] For the Repeal of Act 7 Geo. 
IV. c. 29, relative thereto; From, Clonenagh, LXXXVI. 355, P.— 
Dromline, 188, Dunsany and Kilmesson, 148.—Killarney, 245.— 
Limerick, 167.—Navan, 268.—Skreen and Rathfigh, 148.—Tan- 
kersdown, 160, p.—Whitechurch, 118, P. Andrew Banfield, 
LXxxvi. 551, p.————Inhabitants of Kilfinaghty, txxxvu. 188, P. 
——— Inhabitants of Kilfenora, rxxxvir. 500. That in the 
event of any modification of the Subletting Act, the provisions 
thereof may not extend to Houses or Premises in Cities or Towns ; 
From James O’Donnell and William Reynolds, txxxvi. 765. 

See supra, 731; infra, 2030. 2095. 


Subways: 

1934. For inserting a Clause in all Paving Bills for the build- 
ing and constructing Subways, for preventing the Pavement being 
disturbed in future; From John Williams, txxxv. 153, p.——— 
That Subways may be built under the surface of the Streets of 
London, with sufficient light and air to receive Goods, Passengers 
and Cattle; Of John Williams, of Cornhill, xcr. 218. 


Suffolk Assizes : 

1935. That the Assizes for the County of Suffolk may be held 
alternately at Ipswich and Bury St. Edmund’s; From Ipswich, 
LXXXvil. 449. Hagisteie, &amp;e. of Suffolk, 486. 


Sugar : 

1936. Against any Alteration of the Duties; From, Clyde 
River, Pn ecco Lxxvi. 356. Greenock, 331.—Liverpool, 312, p. 
—Manchester, Boroughreeve, &amp;c., 411, Pp. Manchester, Chamber 
of Commerce, 305, p.———For a Reduction of the Duties on 
Sugar; From, Hallamshire Cutlers, txxvu. 372, p.—India, Per- 
sons interested in Remittances from, 423, p. India, West, Colonies, 
Agents of, 306, p.—Liverpool, Ship Owners, &amp;c., 306, p. Liver- 

1, West India Proprietors and Merchants, 148, Pp. 306, P. 
Scalia Merchants trading to the East Indies, 306, p.—Notting- 
ham, 330, p.—Sheffield, 372, p.———For equalizing the Duties 
on Sugar; From, Ashbourne, txxviit. 300. Birmingham, 331, p. 
Burslem, 345.—Calecutta, 331, p.—East India Company, 331, p. 
—Hallamshire, Cutlers, 298, p.—India, East, Company, 331, p. 
—Leith, 309. Limerick, 421, p. Liverpool, 331, p.—Man- 
chester, 298, p.—Rochdale, 309. Rossendale, 309.—Sheflield, 
298, p.—Wick, 237, P. Against any Alteration of the 
Duties; From, Alfreton, txxvi. 278, Pp. Arbroath, 189.— 
Belfast, 321, p. Belper, 293, r. Brechin, 202, rp. Bristol, 
Mayor, &amp;c., 331, Pp. Bristol, Merchants, 331, Pp. Bristol, Mer- 
chant Venturers, 331, p. Bristol, West India Planters, 331, p. 
—Caithness, 361. Clyde River, 331, ep. Colonies, West India, 
Owners of Ships trading to, 331, p. Colonies, British, West 
India, Merchants, &amp;c. interested in, 331, p. Cork, 126, p.— 
Derby, 286. Dublin, 126. Dundalk, 331,r. Dundee, 331, p. 
—Edinburgh, 225, p.—Glasgow, Planters, 331, p. Glasgow, 
Port, 331. Greenock, Herring Fisheries, &amp;c., 331, Pp. Greenock, 
Merchants, 331, p. Greenock, Port, 331, p.—India, West, 
Merchants, interested in the Trade, 156, p. India, West, Colo- 
nies, Owners of Ships trading to, 331, p. India, West, Colonies, 
Merchants, &amp;c. interested in, 331, p.—Kingston-upon- Hull, 327, p. 
Kirkcudbright, 293.—Lancaster, 305, p. Larne, 331, rp. Leith, 
225, Pp. Liverpool, 331, p. London, 331, p.—Matlock, 293, p. 
—Nevis, Island of, Council and Assembly of, 331, rp. Nevis, 
Island of, Planters, &amp;c., 172, p. Newark, 331, p. Newry, 
202, rp. Nottingham, 296, p.—Penzance, 189. Port Glasgow, 
331, p. Pulteney Town, 331, p.—Shaldon, 331, p. Stewart, 
William Forbes, 331, p.—Teignmouth, 331, ep. Traill, James, 361. 
Trinidad, 331, p.—Vincent, St., Colony, 331, rp.—Wick, 225, p. 
331, Pp. Worksworth, 293, p.— Relative to the Duties on 
Sugar; From, Planters, Merchants and others of Glasgow, con- 
nected with His Majesty’s West India Colonies, txxx1. 358, p. 
Inhabitants of ee a and Shelton; Stoke-upon-Trent; and 
Newfields, Tunstall, Longport, Burslem and Cobridge, in the 
Staffordshire Potteries, 361.———-Against extra Duty on East 
India Sugar; Of Inhabitants of Derby, txxxu. 415.——For 
Reduction of Duty on British Plantation Sugar; From West 
India Planters and Merchants residing in Bristol, txxx11. 415, P. 
———-For repealing the War Duties on Sugar; From Proprietors 
of Estates in the County of Surrey, in the Island of Jamaica, 
LXxx11l. 456, p.— ——For the Amendment of Act 9 Geo. IV. 
c. 93; From Merchants composing the Liverpool, Brazil and 
River Plate Association, Lxxx1v. 337, p.———For a Repeal of 
the Duties on Sugar; From Birmingham, Chamber of Commerce, 
uxxxv. 547.—Glasgow, Merchants and Planters, 547, p.—Liver- 

1, West India Planters, 331. (p. 340.) ———Samuel Warford, 

resident of the Chamber of Commerce of Bristol, txxxv1. 373. 
West India Planters, Merchants and others interested in 
the West India Colonies, rxxxvu. 172, p.———For equalizing 
the Duties; From, Gladstone, David, Lxxxv. 572, Pp. antag 
Merchants, 553, p.—Leeds, 547, p. Liverpool, East India Asso- 
ciation, 572, p. Liverpool, Merchants, 505. London, East India 
Merchants, 553, p. ——— Hibernian Negroes’ Friend Society, 
LXxxvi. 361.———Glasgow, txxxvi. 542. Leeds, 610,——— 
For Repeal of the Protecting Duties on Sugar imported from the 
British Colonies ; From, Bristol, txxxvi. 241, p.—Carrickfergus, 
372.—Londonderry, 461. Lisburn, 372.—Michael, St., Limerick, 
77. Newtownards; Carrickfergus and Lisburn, 372.—Wexford, 
151.—Skibbereen, 452, p.———- For Reduction of Duties on Im- 
portation of Sugar from the Mauritius; From His Majesty’s 


























Sugar—continued. 

Subjects in the Mauritius, txxxv1. 764, p.————Against the Re- 
newal of the Sugar Refinery Act; From Alston, J. 'T., txxxvy. 
758, p.—Bristol, 764, p.—Dublin, 798, p.—Glasgow, 735, p.— 
Liverpool (Two Petitions), 758, p. 820, p.—Manchester, 747. 
———-For permitting the Importation of Foreign Sugar to be 
refined for Sepaietiens From, Bristol, xxxxvi1. 596.—Carmen, 
461.—Edinburgh and Leith, 229.—Frith of Forth, 229.—Greenock 
(Two Petitions), 166. 599. Greenwich, &amp;c., 504. Guppy, 
Samuel, &amp;c., 596.—Irvine, 233.—Journeymen Coopers, 459,— 
Kincardine, 343.—Leith, 229. London, 258. 459. 461.°555. 590. 
—Middlesex (St. George), 535.—Thornton, Watson &amp; Co., 
(Kingston-upon-Hull), 535. Tower Hamlets, 580.— Wapping, 
599. Wellclose and other Places forming the Liberties of the 
Tower, 598. Whitechapel, 599.——For equalization of Duties 
upon Sugars, the Produce of all the British Possessions; Of 
Sugar Refiners of London, xcr. 542. See supra, 302. 844. 853. 
1060. 1882; infra, 1967. 2141. 


Sulphuric Acid : 

1937. For a Drawback on the Importation thereof; From 
Arbroath, txxvim1. 328. Of Bleachers and others of Glasgow, 
332. Of Bleachers of Kirkcaldy, 342, p. Of Bleachers of Aber- 
deen, 345, Pp. 


Summary Jurisdiction :—See supra, 665. 
Sunday :—See supra, 1317. 
Sunday Newspapers : 


1938. For the suppression of the Sale thereof; Of Dealers in 
Newspapers in the Metropolis, txxv. 243. 


Sunk Island : 


1939, Stating that the present Lessees of the Crown Property 
in Sunk Island are negociating for their Lease by Private Contract, 
and praying that the Property of the Crown may not be let or 
disposed of except by public tender, or in some other mode equally 
efficient for the protection of the Revenue; From J ohn Bally 
Tuke, txxxvu. 61, P. 


Superannuations : 
1940. For Repeal of Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 113; Of Principal 
Clerks and Officers of the Revenue of Excise; also, of Individuals 
in the Civil Service of Government, and in Public Offices, txxrx. 


359,p. Of Officers and Clerks in the Post Office and the Customs, 
395. 
Supply : 

1941. Praying the House not to grant the Supplies for a 
longer period than Three Months ; From Leicester, xc. 125,——— 
Praying the House to withhold the usual Supplies, or grant them 
for a very short period, until Guarantees for Redress of Grievances 


are afforded; From Harwich, xc. 382. See supra, 1562. 
1564. 


Surgeons : 


1942. Against Persons practising without a Diploma; Of 
Charles Dunne and others, Members of the Royal College of 
Surgeons, txx1x. 436.— ——Complaining of certain Grievances, 
and for a Committee of Inquiry; From, Surgeons of Bristol, 
Lxxxul. 193. Surgeons of Nottingham, 397. Surgeons of Leeds, 
589. en se of Bath, 594, rp. Against proposed Stamp 
Duty on the Admission or License of any Person to be a Member 
or Licentiate of any College of Surgeons; From, College of Sur- 
geons, Edinburgh, txxxv. 359, rp. Lord Provost and Town 
Council of Edinburgh, 381, rp. George Baird, Principal of the 
Senatus Academicus of the University of Edinburgh, 520, p. 

See supra, 46. 60, &amp;e. 1135. 


Surgeons’ College (London) : 

1943. For an Enactment declaring that the Attendance of 
Students — the Practice of the General Infirmary at Leeds 
and other Provincial Hospitals, shall afford the same advantages 
as can now be obtained ale by attendance upon a London Hos- 
pital ; From Surgeons of the General Infirmary at Leeds, txxx1x. 
230. Referred to Select Committee on Medical Education, 230. 


Surgeons’ College (Ireland) : 

1944. Complaining of his removal from the situation of Surgeon 
to the Lock Hospital, Dublin, through the interference of the Royal 
College of Surgeons ; From Sir Arthur Clerk, of Dublin, M. D., 
UXxx1x. 211. Referred to Select Committee on Medical Educa- 
tion, 211. 


Surrey Assizes : 
1945. Against holding the Assizes for the said County at 
Guildford ; From Inhabitants of Southwark, and several Parishes 
in the County of Surrey, txxx111. 530, P. 


Surrey Gaol: 

1946. Complaining of Improper Treatment ; From Luke Carlos 
O’Callaghan, txx1x. 538, p.———Complaining of having been 
prevented inspecting the Gaols of the County; From Grand 
Jury at the late Easter Quarter Sessions for the Dour of Surrey, 
LXXXVII. 572. 


Surrey Turnpike Trusts : 

1947. Complaining of the number of Turnpike Gates on the 
Surrey side of the Bridges; From Inhabitant Householders of 
Christchurch, Surrey, txxxvui. 178. 

Survey of Ireland : 

1948. Respecting his Plan for the Survey of Ireland; From 
George Christopher Rapier, uxxx. 437, p.———Submitting @ 
Plan for a Statistical Survey of Ireland; and praying for a Com- 
mittee to investigate the same, xc. 317. See supra, 785. 


Suttling 

















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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Suttling Houses : 

1949. That the Rents of the Suttling Houses at Military Sta- 
tions be applied to the Exigencies of the State; Of Henry Pluck. 
well, xcr. 633. 


Swann, Joseph : 
1950. Complaining of his Imprisonment, txx1x. 348, P. 


Sweets : 

1951. For the removal of Restrictions on the Sale thereof; 
From Makers and Dealers, txxxv. 271, Pp. Joseph Dyke, 
373, P. 


Swin Channel : 

1952. Complaining of the state of the Navigation of the Swin 
Channel, and for the establishment of a Lighthouse on the Middle 
Sand; From Ship-owners in Aberdeen, txxxrx. 290. 


Taghadoe : 


1953. Respecting the building of a Church; From Inhabitants 
of, LXxx. 434, P. 


Tallow: 


1954, [1823.] Againstthe Importation of Foreign Tallow; From, 
Davis’s Streights, txxvi. 121, p. Greenland, 121, rp. London, 
113, p.————Relative to the Duties thereon; From, Edinburgh, 
LXxvill. 333, p.—Fife, 326.—Glasgow, 333, p.—Haddington, 
326, p.— Kingston-upon-Hull, 111, e.— Leadenhall Market, 
Butchers, 305, p. Leith, 333, rp. London, Butchers, 326. Lon- 
don, Ship-owners, 76, p.—Newgate Market, Butchers, 292, rp.— 
Paisley, 333, p.—Smithfield, Graziers, 285, e.—Whitechapel, 
Butchers, 277, rp. Wilts, 111, P. See infra, 2186. 
Tanning : 

1955. Respecting an improved Process in“the Tanning of 
Leather ; Of John Burridge and William Cluer, txxvit. 261, ev. 
———Complaining of the declining state of Trade, and for Re- 


peal of the Duty on Leather; Of Tanners of Queen’s County, 
LXXIX. 212, P. See supra, 1260. 


Taxation : 

1956. Fora further Reduction thereof; Of Traders and Inha- 
bitants of St. Peter and St. Paul; also of St. James (Bath); 
Lxxvil. 80.———Complaining that he had been vexatiously sur- 
charged; Of Horn, Giles, rxxvimt. 237, ep. Of John Macleod, 
464, p.———Complaining of Losses by the Failure of Willett 
&amp; Co., Bankers, of Brandon; Of William Poulter and Robert Davy 
Osborn, Tax Collectors of Worlington and Brandon, txxviu. 
431, p.————For a Remission of Taxes; Of Inhabitants of West- 
minster, Lxx1x. 156, Pp. Of Inhabitants of West Lavington, Eas- 
terton and Eastcoat, 196, Pp. For a Reduction of; From, 
Freeholders or Owners or Occupiers of Land, or Inhabitants of 
Huntingdon, Lxxxu. 389, p. ———Gort, txxxv. 185. Kingston- 
upon-Hull, 622. Palmer, G. D., 395, p. Pinsent, Joseph, 450. 
Thick, James, 450. Yarmouth, Great, 395, p——— Patrington- 
in-Holderness, txxxvi. 212. High Hoyland, 295. ——— Bath, 
Lxxxvi. 757, Pp. John Wilson, 932.——Complaining of Dis- 
tress, and praying for Relief, by the application of part of the 
Taxes to their immediate Benefit; From Labouring People and 
others of the City of Exeter, xxx. 401, p.———Complaining 
of the Rate of Taxation in Ireland; From Michael Staunton, 
LXXXxv. 488, p.———-For Remission thereof; From Shoreditch, St. 
Leonard, txxxv. 270, p.— —For Reduction thereof, and for 
Reform of Parliament; From Bedworth, txxxv. 88, p.—Cobbett, 
William, 53.—Fressingfield, 95, p.—Randwick, 358, rp. Rother- 
ham, 406.—Salford, 54, p. Complaining of the insufficiency 
of their Wages, arising from Taxes, and for Relief ; From King- 
ston-upon-Hull; Alfred, St., Pottery; txxxv. 558. For Re- 
duction of Taxation and Abolition of Tithes; From, Appledore, 
LXxxvi. 143, p.—Benhall, 389.—Devon, 494, p.—Ely, Isle of, 
256, p.—Ham, South, 494, r. Horsham, 186, r.—March, Isle of 
Ely, 256, p.—Rye, 186.—Selsey, 186.—Teignbridge, 494, p. 
————Complaining of the present mode of Taxation, and praying 
for the adoption of well-regulated Property or Income Tax instead 
thereof; From Stockport, txxxvi. 189, p.———Complaining of 
Taxation, and for Repeal of the Duty on Malt; From Lincoln, 
LXXXvI. 222, p,———-Complaining of the pressure of Taxes, and 
for Relief therefrom ; From, Birmingham, txxxviu. 128. Blatch- 
inworth, &amp;c., 220. Bolton, Great and Little, 147.—Canon Iron- 
works, Labourers in, 72.—Failsworth, 179.—Harrington, 391.— 
Kenilworth, 169.—Lanark, 188. Langfield, 188.—Merthyr Tydvil, 
&amp;e., 505.—Newington (Surrey), 128. Norwich, 250.—Oldham, 
179.—Reigate, 205. Renfrew, 188.—Stansford, 250. Stockport, 
128. Wangford, Hundred of, (Suffolk), 250.——For Relief 
from Taxation; From Tonbridge, txxxvut. 244. For Re- 
duction of Taxation, for Universal Suffrage, Vote by Ballot and 
Annual Parliaments; From Chairman of the Beith Political 
Union, txxxviu. 564.———For the Repeal of the Corn Laws and 
Assessed Taxes; for Reduction of the Standing Army ; the Abo- 
lition of Sinecures, Pensions, Tithes, Pluralities; Negro Slavery; 
the exclusive Privileges of the Bank and East India Company ; 
and for a progressive Tax on Real Property ; From Loughborough 
Political Union, txxxvi1. 234. ———For a Reduction; From, 
Atherstone, txxxvi. 281. Birmingham, 281. Ludlow, 285. 
Salford, 450. Sheffield, 438. Walsall, 281.———For Repeal of 
Taxes on Articles of Consumption, and for the substitution of a 
regulated Property Tax in lieu thereof; From, Chipping Norton, 
Lxxxvill. 243. National Political Union, Members of, 243. ———— 
Submitting the expediency of repealing the whole of one Tax 
rather than portions of many Taxes; From John Joseph Stock- 
dale, txxxvil, 344. For the Repeal of the Taxes on Soap, 
Malt, Windows and Houses, and for imposing a Tax on Real 
or Funded Property, and for the Reduction of the Military Esta- 
blishments of the ountry; From Joshua Bower, Chairman of a 











Taxation—continued. 

Meeting of the Inhabitants of Leeds, ixxxvu. 363.———For 
Reduction thereof; From, Thomas Hopkins, txxxrx. 80. Strat- 
ford-upon-Avon; Chairman of the Maidstone Division of the 
West Kent Political Union, 501.———Submitting a Plan for a 
revision of Taxation; From John Corrie, txxx1x. 495.-———For 
an Equalization of Taxes; From, Macclesficld ; Worcester ; 
Richard Dewing; xc. 204. See supra, 21. 90, &amp;c., 480. 487. 
604. 609. 674. 686. 732. 1045. 1060. 1147. 1240. 1348. 1420. 1558. 
1561; infra, 1998. 2004. 2013. 2018. 


Taxation of Costs :—See supra, 629. 


Taxed Carts: 

1957. Complaining of the Duty thereon; From, Alconbury ; 
Huntingdon ; rxxxvi. 240, p.—_———-Complaining of a Surcharge 
in respect of a Taxed Cart; From Samuel Ward, txxxvu. 411. 
——&gt;—For the Repeal of the Tax on Carts having Wooden Springs; 
From Berbergh, txxxviu. 58. Blackburn, Hundred of, Suffolk, 
233. Bosmere and Claydon, Hundred of, Suffolk, 289.—Carl- 
ford, Hundred of, Suffolk, 289. Cosford, Hundred of, Suffolk, 
233.—Depwade, Hundred of, Norfolk, 289. Diss, Hundred of, 
Norfolk, 296.—Earsham, 205.—Guiltcross and Shropham, Hun- 
dred of, Norfolk, 178.—Hartsmere, 127. Henstead, Hundred of, 
Norfolk, 539. Hoxne, Hundred of, Suffolk, 289. Newbolt, 
Thomas, 234.—Risbridge, Hundred of, Suffolk, 289.—Shropham, 
Hundred of, Norfolk,178. Sible Hedingham, 350. Stow, Hun- 
dred of, Suffolk, 138.—Tendring, Hundred of, Essex,296. Thed- 
wastry, Hundred of, Suffolk, 184. Thingoe, Hundred of, Suffolk, 
184.—Yapton, 309. 


Taxes on Knowledge: 

1958. For the Repeal thereof; From Birmingham, txxxvut. 
232.519. Blatchinworth, &amp;c.,220. Bolton, 431.—Cockermouth, 
134.—Greenock, 169.—Hyde, 413.—Langfield, 188.—Manchester, 
243. 370.—Ronald, Robert, 269.—Stansfield, 220.—Todmorden, 
248.—Walsall, 281. Webb, Robert Thomas, 243.—Yarmouth, 
411. Yeovil, 256.—&lt;——From, Brechin, txxxix. 348: Forfar, 
235. Manchester, 572. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 348. Old Cum- 
nock, 309. Yeovil, 309. 


1959. For the Repeal of Taxes on Knowledge and Assessed 
Taxes; Of Inhabitants of Balmerino, txxx1x. 572. 


Tax Office : 


1960. Respecting a Claim on the Commissioners of Taxes for 
Office Rent; Of Daniel Organ, late Surveyor of Taxes, txxx. 293. 


Taylor, James: 
1961. For a Revision of her Husband’s Sentence of Trans- 
ortation; From Maria Taylor; Question negatived for bringing 
it up; Inhabitants of Margate; Withdrawn ; ixx1x. 470. 


Taylor, Robert : 


1962. That Persons professing Deistical Principles shall be 
sworn in Courts of Justice upon the works of Nature; Motion 
for printing Petition withdrawn; txxxu. 44. Another Petition 
of Robert Taylor, stating the above to be a Forgery, 413.——— 
Complaining of being imprisoned on account of his Religious 
Opinions; Lxxx11. 513.— — For Remission of the Sentence 
passed upon him; From Battersea, txxxvi. 840. Birmingham, 
904, p. Bolton-le-Moors, 754, p. Bristol, 934.—Carlile, R., 
920. Clapham, 840.—Finsbury, 874.— Huddersfield, 861, p.-- 
Macclesfield, 796, rp. Manchester and Salford, 817, rp. Metro- 
polis (Two Petitions), 817, p. 826, Pp. 831, Pp. (Two Petitions), 891. 
—National Union, Eastern Branch, 837, rp. Nottingham, 776.— 
Salford, 817, p. Stockport, 930. Styles, R., 930.—Wandsworth, 
840. Welch, R., 930. Westminster, 840. Weybridge, 840. 
———From, Failsworth, txxxvu. 10. The Metropolis, 557. 
National Union of the Working Classes, 583. Sunderland and 
Bishopwearmouth, 583. The There-undersigned, 583.———For 
an Address for Pardon to the Rev. Robert Taylor, imprisoned in 
Horsemonger Lane Prison, for having preached a Sermon in his 
own Chapel explanatory of that allegorical interpretation of the 
Scriptures which he imagines to be the truth; From Julian Hib- 
bert, Lxxxvi. 686.———Complaining of his sg in 
Horsemonger Lane, and for his Liberation; From Robert Taylor, 
LXXXVI. 897.———Praying the House to recommend his case to 
the Royal Clemency ; Doom Robert Taylor, txxxvi11. 46.———. 
For his Release from Imprisonment ; From Birmingham, txxxvi1t. 
232.—Ewins, Robert, 535.--Greenock, 449.—Hammersmith, 519. 
—London, 500.—Manchester, 178. Marylebone, 41. 243. 269. 
—National Union of the Working Classes, 172.—Stanstead, &amp;c., 
437.—Wigan, 315. Wisbech, 414. 


1963. For the Release of Taylor and Carlisle from Imprison- 
ment; From Ashton-under-Lyne, txxxvu. 360. Bolton, Great 
and Little, 644. 


1964. For the Release of Taylor, Twort and Ward from 
Imprisonment; From Newington, txxxvint. 250. Norwich, 250. 
See supra, 357. 1619. 


Tea: 
1965. Respecting the Removal of; From Tea Dealers of Saint 
Pancras, Lxxviu. 465, P.———For repealing Acts relating to the 
Importation of; From Francis Fortune, txxxtv, 197. 


1966. For amendment of the Tea Duties Act, oy fixing the 
same amount of Duty on every description of Tea; From, York, 
Lxxx1x. 124. Chamber of Commerce of Dublin, 166. Kingston- 
upon-Hull, 211. | Manchester, 215. Chamber of Commerce, 
Belfast; Referred to Select Committee on Tea Duties, 259. 
Dundee, 391.———For one uniform Duty on all kinds of Tea ; 
From Dealers, Brokers and others interested in the Tea Trade; 
LXXXIX. 129, 133,———For repeal of the Tea Duties Act; From 
Consumers of Tea in Kingston-upon- Hull, uxxxrx. 270. Referred - 

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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Tea—continued. 
the Select Committee on Tea Duties, 270.———For an Inquiry 
into the operation of the Act of last Session; From Tea Dealers 
of Edinburgh, txxx1x. 288.———Against any alteration of the 
Tea Duties Act; From the Chamber of Commerce and Manufac- 
tures of Greenock, txxx1x. 288.———That all Bohea Tea imported 
before the 1st Day of July 1836, shall be liable to One as 
and Sixpence per ‘Pound Du only, whenever taken out of Bon 
for Home Consumption; Of Merchants, oe and others 
connected with the Tea Trade, resident in ndon, xci. 329. 
Against the Repeal of the Provisions of the Tea Duties 
Act of last Session; Of the President of the Chamber of Com- 
merce of Bristol, xc1. 632. 

1967. For Reduction of the Duties on Tea, Coffee, Chocolate 
and Sugar; Of Members of the London Coffee House Keepers’ 
Association, xcn. 546. 

See supra, 854. 1085. 


Tees Navigation : 
1968. Relating thereto; From Persons interested in the Navi- 
gation of the River Tees, txxx1x. 363. Referred to the Select 
Committee on Lighthouses, 363. 


Teignmouth Port : —See supra, 922. 
Teinds :—See infra, 2014. 


Tenures : 

1969. Complaining of the grievance arising from Heriots, 
Quit-Rents, Fines, Suits and Service, and other Conditions in the 
Tenure of Land; From Land-owners, Farmers and others of Nor- 
thiam and other Parishes, txxx1x. 38. See supra, 1242. 

Terceira : 

1970. Complaining of the Detention of his Vessel by the Go- 

vernment of Terceira; From George Izat, txxxvu. 86, P. 


Terrington Parishes : 

1971. Stating that the Rector of the said Parishes (the Bishop 
of Peterborough) has not performed during Twenty-five Years 
any Spiritual Duties, and refuses to repair the Church; From 
res smomer a of Terrington, St. John’s, rxxxvutt. 501. 


Test Act: 

1972. Against; From Protestant Dissenters, Lxxv. 448, P. 
——— For the Repeal thereof; From Wisbech, St. Peter’s, Lxxx. 
549, p.———-Against the total Repeal thereof; From Christians 
of various Denominations in London, txxx11. 209, Pp. 

1973. Complaining of the Test Declaration; From Catholics 
of Ireland, txxx111. 146, P. 

See supra, 623, kc. 
Thames Tunnel : 

1974. For a Bill to empower the Exchequer Bill Commis- 

sioners to lend Exchequer Bills for enabling the Thames Tunnel 


Company to complete the Tunnel; From the said Company, 
LXXXIXx. 397. 


Thames Watermen :—See infra, 2133. 
Theatres :—See supra, 756. 


Theatrical Authors : 
1975. For the enactment of a Law that no Person shall per- 
form any Tragedy, &amp;c., for a limited period, without the consent 
of the Author; From Charles Bucke, txxx1v. 377, p. 


Thetis, Ship : 

1976. For remission of the Sum retained for Wages and Vic- 
tuals of the Men employed in Salvage of Treasure from the Wreck 
of the Thetis; Offered; but the Petition not being recommended 
by the Crown, was not received ; Of Underwriters, xc1. 709. 


Thompson, Patrick : 

1977. Complaining of Ill-treatment for an alleged Felony, and 
being discharged in consequence; Of Patrick Thompson, late a 
Private in the 57th Foot, quartered at Sydney, New South Wales, 
LXXXxv. 633. (Pp. LXXXVII. 462.) 


Thornsett, William : 

1978. Complaining of a Seizure of Gold Coin, and praying for 
Relief, xxxxi1. 327. —— Complaining of the Seizure of his Money 
from off the Dover Mail Coach, and praying for an Inquiry into 
the legality of the Seizure, and that if declared illegal he may be 
compensated for his loss; From, William Thornsett, of Dover, 
LXXXVill, 215. 

Thomson, Charles Andrew: 

1979. oe of having sustained a loss by the Bill of 
1819, commonly called “ Peel’s Cash Payment Bill;” Of Charles 
Andrew Thomson, xc. 250. 


Thornfalcon Parish : 


1980. Complaining of the amount of Parochial Rates in that 
Parish, and praying for Relief; From James Hampson, Lxxxviut. 
243. 


Thorpe, Dr. : 

1981. Complaining of his dismissal from his judicial situation 
in the Colonies; From Robert Thorpe, Doctor of Laws, txxv1. 
381, P.—LXxxXI. 323, P. 

Thread Lace Licenses : 

1982. For the Repeal thereof; From Manufacturers of Thread 

Lace of Buckingham, txxx1. 226. 322, p. 
Threshing Machines : 


1983. For Compensation for the Destruction thereof; From 
Mary Harfield, txxxv1. 887, p. See supra, 1134. 





Tide Waiters :—See supra, 678. 


Tiles : 

1984. For Repeal of the Duties thereon; From, Howard Hay- 
wood and Richard Howard Haywood, txxxv1. 423, P. Bridge- 
water, 439, p. Kingston-upon-Hull, uxxxvi. 623. Sussex, 
LXXxvill. 424, For a Drawback of the Duties on the Stock 
on hand; From Tile-makers of the Eastern Division of the County 
of Norfolk, txxxvi11. 460.——That the Duties on Slates may be 
continued, or that the Duties on Tiles may be repealed; From 
Tile-makers in the Vicinity of the Metropolis, txxxvi. 754, p, 
——For repealing the Duty on Tiles, or imposing a corre- 
sponding Duty on Slates; From, Kent, rxxxvu. 337. Dorset, 
342. See supra, 307. 


Timahoe and Tipperary Road : 
1985. Against Renewal of the Act relating thereto ; From Bal- 
linakill, xcu. 596. 


Timber : 

1986. [1820.] Against any Reduction of the Duties thereon; 
From, Alloa, txxv. 446, p. America, North, Merchants interested 
in the Timber Trade, 332, p. 446, Pp. Ayr, 343, p.—Boness, 
446, Pe. Brunswick, New, 332, p.—Drinkwater, Samuel, 312, p, 
—Forth, Frith of, 446, p.—Glasgow, Chamber of Commerce, 
360, p. Glasgow, Merchants, 346. Glasgow, Port, 394, rp. Glas- 
gow, Ship-owners, 346. Grangemouth, Merchants, 318. Grange- 
mouth, Ship-owners, 446, p. Greenock, 394, p.—Harringdon, 
286.—Johnson, John M., 312, p.—Kingston-upon-Hull, 301. 
Kirkcaldy, 384, p.—Leith, Merchants, 295. Leith, Ship-owners, 
384, p. Liverpool, Merchants, 275, p. Liverpool, Ship-owners, 
269, P. ate eo Merchants trading to the North American 
Colonies, 332, rp. London, Ship-builders, 275, p. London, Ship- 
owners, 275, p.—Maryport, 286. Montrose, 274.—Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, 275, Pp. Newfoundland, 382,P. Nova Scotia, 332, pr. 
—Port Glasgow, 394, p.—Scarborough, 286. Sunderland, 286, 
—Whitby, 291. Whitehaven, 331. Workington, 286. 


1987. [1821.] Respecting the Duties thereon; From, Aber- 
deen, txxv1.108. America, North, Merchants trading with, 80, p. 
—Balfour, Alexander, 246, p. Blyth, 204. Blyth, South, 95. 
Borthwick, James, 209, p. Brunswick, New, 59,p. Brunswick, 
New, Merchants engaged in the Fisheries, 80, e.—Campbell, 
Alexander, 103. Campbell, Daniel, 224, p. Canadas, Establish- 
ment for the manufacture of Deals, 113. Canadas, Landowners, 
&amp;e., 27. Canadas, Merchants, (Offered, but being in the French 
Language, withdrawn), 173. Canada, Lower, Landowners, &amp;c., 
(with Translation,) 189, p.—Edinburgh, Chamber of Commerce, 
249. Edinburgh and Leith, 240, r. Europe, North of, Mer- 
chants trading to, 236, p. 287, p.—Glasgow, Merchants, 166. 
Greenock, Merchants, 108. Greenock, Ship-owners, 108.—Hart- 
ley, 95. 204.—Kingston-upon- Hull, 137. Kirkcaldy, 179, p.— 
Leith, 179, p. Leith, Sawyers, 240, p. Liverpool, Merchants, 
91. Liverpool, Ship-owners, 95. London, Merchants tradjng 
with North America, 80, p. London, Merchants trading to the 
North of Europe, 236, p. 287, p. London, Merchants, 85. Lon- 
don, Ship-owners, 202, p. London, Traders, 113. London, West- 
minster and Southwark, Merchants, 217, p.—Miramichi, 59, p. 
Montreal, 59, p.—Newcastle, Port, 95. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
108. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, wtig Reig 204. Newfoundland, 
80, p. Norway, 209, p. Nova Scotia, 80, p—Plymouth Dock, 
198, p. Plymouth, Merchants, 204.—Scarborough, 85. Shields, 
North and South, 103. Shields, North,204. Southwark, 217, p. 
Stockton-upon-Tees, 137. Sunderland, 108.—Westminster, 217, p. 
Whitby, 103.—Yarmouth, Great, 108.———For a Reduction of 
the Duties on; From, Dublin, Builders, txxx. 504, Pr. Hull, 
Ship-owners and Ship-builders, 510, Pp. Boston, Merchants, 
536, p. Kingston-upon-Hull, Merchants, 543, p. 


1988. [1826-7.] For a Duty on Timber sawn by Machinery; 
From, Ashton-under-Lyne, Operative Sawyers, Lxxx11. 208, P.— 
Birmingham and Worcester, Operative Sawyers, 315. Brighton 
and Lewes, Operative Sawyers, 415, p.—Dock Yards on the River 
Thames, Operative Sawyers employed in, 300.—Ipswich, Opera- 
tive Sawyers, 305, p.— Leicester, Operative Sawyers, 346. Lewes, 
Operative Sawyers, 415, p. Liverpool Operative Sawyers, 208, P.— 
Sasehenes, Operative Sawyers, 111, p.—Norwich, Sawyers, 523. 
Nottingham, Operative Sawyers, 328.—Oldham, Operative Saw- 
yers, 208, p.—Rochdale, Operative Sawyers, 208, p. Rochester, 
Sawyers, 368, p.—Southampton, Town and County, 346.—Thames 
River, Operative Sawyers employed in the Dock Yards on, 300. 
—Worcester, Operative Sawyers, 315.—Yarmouth, Great, Opera- 
tive Saywers, 429. 

1989. For Reduction of Duties on Oak Timber; From George 
Straker, txxxv. 522, p.———Against Alteration of Duties on 
Foreign and Colonial Timber; From, Aberdeen, txxxv1. 395, P. 
Alloa, 331. Ardrossan and Saltcoats, 367. Ayr, 367.—Belfast, 
485. Bideford, 407. Bristol, Ship-owners, 281, p. _ Bristol, 
Bankers, Merchants, &amp;c., 281, p.—Campbeltown, 367. Cardiff, 
416. Cork, 362, p.—Dover, Deal and Isle of Thanet, 395. Dub- 
lin, 388, rp. Dumbarton, 388.—Exeter, 407.—Firth of Forth, 
381, p.—Glasgow, Merchants, Ship-owners, &amp;c., 381, Pp. 395.— 
Harrington, 395, p.—Irvine, 367.— Kirkcaldy, 388, p.—Leith, Car- 
penters, 388. Liverpool, 395. Liverpool, Shipwrights, &amp;e., 395. 
—London, Merchants, 381, p. Londonderry, 348, p.—Mary- 

rt, 395.— Newcastle, 348, p. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 402. 

ewark, 348, p.—Plymouth, 348, rp. Port Glasgow and Newark, 
348,P. Portsmouth, 381, p.—Renfrewshire, 348, p.—Saltcoats and 
Androssan, 367. Scarborough, 381, e. Shields, North, 348, P. 
Shields, South, 372, p. 459, rp. Shoreham, New, 348. Sunder- 
land, 372, p.—Thanet, Isle of, 395.—Whitby, 402, rp. White- 
haven, 395, P. Woolcomb, &amp;c., 348, Pp. Workington and Har- 
rington, 395. 

1990. Against 








PETITIONS—continued. 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Timber—continued. 

1990. inst Alteration of Duties on Colonial Timber, Wines 
or Cotton; From Merchants and Ship-owners of Poole, rxxxv1. 
307, p.————For Repeal of the Duties thereon; From Kingston- 
upon-Hull, rxxxvi. 364. That no additional Duty may be 
laid on Timber and Deals brought from the British Colonies ; 
From Londonderry, txxxvi. 275.———Against Alteration of 
the Duties; From, Belfast, xxxxviu. 524. Dundee, 530. Mary- 

rt, 378.———— Complaining of the inequality of the existing 
Duties upon Timber imported into this Country from Ports in 
the Baltic; From Sawyers in Dundee, txxxvim, 442. ——_— 
Against any Alteration in the Duties thereon; From Ship-owners’ 
Society of Leith, rxxx1x. 57. For Repeal of the Duty on 
Baltic Timber; From Sawyers of Falkirk, uxxx1x. 118.——— 
For an Alteration of the Duties on; From Merchants and others 
of Kingston-upon-Hull, txxx1x. 129.——— For Reduction of 
Duty ; Fan, ith; Referred to the Select Committee on Timber 
Duties, xc. 496. Cork, 635. For an Alteration of the 
Timber Duties Act; Of Merchants, Ship-owners and others of 
the Port of Grangemouth and Town of Falkirk, xc. 656. 


1991. Against Alteration of the Duties; From, Aberdeen, xc. 
496. Alloa, 450. Ayr, 456.—Belfast, Chamber of Commerce, 
487. Bideford, 446. Boston, 473. Brighton, 434. Bristol, 
456.—Cardiff, 389. Cardigan, 481. Charlotte County, New 
Brunswick, 473.—Dublin, 407.—Fredericton, New Brunswick, 
464.—Giles, St., and St. Sylvester, Lothbeniere, (Lower Canada), 
464. Glasgow, 446. Glasgow, Port, 358. Grangemouth, 487. 
Greenock, Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures of, 424. 
Greenock, Ship-owners, Merchants and others, 434.—John, St., 
New Brunswick, 468.—Leith, 496. Limerick, 450. Liverpool, 
381. Liverpool, Shipwrights and others of, 424. Liverpool, 
Ship-owners’ Association, 424. London, 635.—Melcombe Regis, 
468. Miramichi(New Brunswick), 464. Montmorency (Lower 
Canada), 464. ontreal, €35.—Neath, 424. Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne, 339.—Padstow, 464. Plymouth, 468.—Ross, New, 569.— 
Scarborough, 418. Shields, South, 358. Shoreham, Brighton 
and other Places, 434. Stockport, Chairman of the Chamber of 
Commerce of the Port of, 349. Sunderland, Merchants and 
others of, 424. Sunderland, Ship-builders of, 424. Swansea, 
424.—Thompson, Robert, Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce, 
Stockport, 349. Tindall, William, 661. Tynemouth, 372.— 
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, 468. Whitby, 477. 


1992. Complaining of the Importation of Manufactured Laths 
from Sweden; From Kingston-upon-Hull, xc1. 15.——Against 
Alteration of the Duties on Foreign and Colonial Timber ; Som, 
Aberdeen ; Halifax; xcr. 107. Montreal, Lower Canada, 227. 
County of Charlotte, Province of New Brunswick, 270. Legis- 
lative Council of New Brunswick, 417. Legislative Council of 
Lower Canada, 426. Inhabitants of Upper and Lower Canada, 
652. Merchants, Ship-owners and Inhabitants of Miramichi, in 
the Province of New Brunswick; Committee of Magistrates, 
Merchants and Inhabitants of Richebucto, in the said Province, 
733. 

1993. Complaining of the Duties on Timber, and for Relief 
from Taxation; From Shipwrights of the River Tyne, txxxv1. 
797, P. 

See supra, 736. 


Tin :—See supra, 1160. 
Tinmouth, William : 
1894. Com laining of certain Proceedings in a Cause de- 


pending in the Local Court at Durham; From William Tinmouth, 
LXXXVIII. 645. 











Tipperary Assizes : 

1995. For holding Assizes twice in the year at Nenagh, for 
the Northern Baronies of the County of Tipperary; Of Brien 
Dillon, xc. 441.———For a Division of the County of Tip- 
perary, for the purposes of the Assizes; Of Inhabitants of the 

aronies of Upper and Lower Ormond, Owney, Arra, and 
Ikerrin, xc. 469. 


Tipperary, Clerk of the Peace : 
1996. Respecting his appointment to that Office; Of Frederick 
Falkiner, Clerk of the Peace of that County, txxvu. 271.——— 
Another Petition, txxvm. 354. 


Tipperary County Gaol: 
1997. For an Increase of Salary; Of Gerald Fitzgerald, 
Medical Officer, txxvil. 176, P. 


Tippling Act : 
1998. For Repeal of that Part of the Tippling Act, which 
— that no Action at Law can be raised for payment of 
iquors sold in quantities of less value than One Pound; From 
Kirkintilloch, txxxvim. 322.——For the Repeal thereof; Of 
Spirit Dealers and Retailers of Kirkintilloch, xc. 208.———From, 
ilmarnock, xc1. 272. Kilmaurs, 426. 


Tithe Composition Act : 

1999. Against any compulsory Clause in the Tithe Act of last 
Session; O Landholders and Farmers of the Parishes of Lab- 
bancologga, Kilbenny, Templetiny, Ballylander, Ballylough, Mar- 
shalstown, Brigown and Darra, txxix. 126, Pp. Parishioners of 
Ahabologue, 132, rp. Landholders and others of Kildonery, 179, p. 
Inhabitants of the Parishes of Caher, Whitechurch, Tipperary, 
Tulrid, Ballybacoa and Rochestown, in the County of Tipperary, 
195, ep. Inhabitants of Knockgrafton and Bansagh, 204, rp. Pa- 
rishioners of Rathcormac, 211. Parishioners of Aughour or 
Freshford, 254, p. Parishioners of Maglare, 258, rp. Landed 
Proprietors and Landholders of the Parish of Ballymore, and of 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 











Tithe Composition Act—continued. 


— any compulsory Clause in Tithe Act, &amp;c.—continued. 
Neddins, Mottlestown, Ardfinnan and Outrath, 258. Landholders 
of Killaldrift, 282, rp. Landholders of Whitechurch, 303, P. 
Parishioners of Blackrath, 326, r. Inhabitants of Temple Michael, 
348, P. 


2000. Complaining of certain Proceedings against him under 
the Tithe Composition Act; From William Lahy, of Clonine, 
LXxx. 630.———Against the Tithe Composition Act; From, 
Adregoole and Lyskeeney, txxx. 285, p. Kilmoo, 391, Pr. Ard- 
crony, 481, Pp. Castle Lyons; Referred to Committee on the State 
of Ireland, 481.—_That the Tithe Composition Act may be 
made compulsory, and for a decisive Enactment on the subject of 
Tithes; From Beneficed Clergy of the Diocese of Leighlin, 
LXXXVI. 780, P.————For making Act compulsory; From Done- 
raile, Lxxxvul. 275, p.———Complaining of Provision not having 
been made in the late Act for the Relief of Lay Impropriators ; 
From James Kearney, txxxviit. 428.———Complaining of a de- 
cision of the Revising Barrister appointed under the said Act; 
From John Pratt, txxx1x.. 303. ——— Complaining of certain 
Proceedings under the Act; From James Donovan, Magheraliy, 
LXXXIXx. 572. 


Tithe on Fish: 


2001. Complaining of the Tithe levied on Fish at the Ports of 
Leith and Newhaven ; From Edinburgh and Leith, txxxvut. 188. 
LXXxIx. 602.———St. Monance, &amp;c., Lxxx1x. 119.——For the 
Abolition of Tithe on Fish and Fishing Boats; Of Inhabitants 
of Leith, Newhaven, &amp;c., xc. 339. For the Abolition of 
Tithe on Fish ; From, Newhaven, North Leith; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Leith Harbour, xc1. 482. Heritors of North 
Leith; Referred, 522.—From, Mevagissey (Two Petitions) ; 
Polkerris and Parr; Gorran; cep; Soe uay; XCI. 160. 
St. Mawes; St. Ives; Polperro; 311. Penzance, 352. Staiths, 
500. Charlbury, 614. 





Tithe Prescription Act: 


2002. For Amendment thereof; From Llansilin, txxxrx. 412. 


Tithes: 


2003. For a Commutation of Tithes; From, Corporation of 
Waterford, txxvu1. 78, Pp. Thomas Stoughton and others, 108, p. 
Robert Shapland Carew and Cesar Colclough, 282, p.——— 
Complaining of certain Proceedings against him in regard to 
Tithes; From Anthony Geake, txxvu. 96.———For an Inquiry 
into the state of the Assessment and Collection of Tithes in 
Ireland; From Thomas Stoughton, and the Reverend Anthony 
Stoughton, rxxvi. 108, p. Robert Shapland Carew and Cesar 
Colelou h, 282, p.——— For the Amendment of Acts 7 &amp; 8 
Will. III. c. 6, and 53 Geo. III. c. 127, relative to the Re- 
covery of Tithes; From Owners and Occupiers of Estates in 
Stoke-upon-Trent, txxvu1. 222, p.———Praying the House to 
take into its consideration the present Tithe System; From 
Reverend Joseph R. Cotters, Vicar of Castlemagner, txxvit. 
255, P. Com laining of the above Petition; From John 
Tomlinson, of Cliffe Ville, Stoke-upon-Trent, txxvi. 262, P. 
——— Concerning a Claim of Tithes on Potatoes in Con- 
naught; Of the Hi h Sheriff of Sligo, txxvu. 269, p.——— For 
a Commutation of Tithes; From Inhabitants of Queen’s County, 
Lxxviul. 9, P. Noblemen and others of Tipperary, 25, p. No- 
bility, Gentry and others of Kilkenny, 194,p. Sir Charles 
Wolseley, Bart., 197, P.——Against a Commutation of Tithes 
in Ireland; From Freeholders of Donegal, txxvi11. 228, P.——— 
Relative to a Plan for Redemption of Tithes; From Owners of 
Estates in the County of Pembroke (Five Petitions); First to be 
printed, Lxxvu1. 296, p.———For the Repeal of Act 4 Geo. IV. 
c. 99, and that the House will insure a fair, expeditious and chea 
administration of Justice in matters relating to Tithes; From Kil- 
kenny, Lxx1x. 376, p.———To be relieved from the burden of 
Tithes; From Roman Catholics of Ireland, txx1x. 515, p.——— 
For Regulation of Tithes in London; From Corporation of Lon- 
don, xxx. 39. Referred to the Committee on the St. Botolph, 
Aldgate, Tithe Petition, 40. —-———Complaining of certain Proceed- 
ings instituted against him for recovery of Tithes; From Timothy 
Maher, txxx. 625, P. To be relieved from the burden of 
Tithes; From Inhabitants of Bristol, txxxu. 14, p.———For a 
less oppressive system of collecting Tithes; From Roman Catho- 
lics ae New Ross, Old Ross, Carnagh and Balliane, cxxxu. 
346, p.———— For an alteration of the Law relating to Tithes ; 
From Inhabitants of Layham (Suffolk), rxxxi1. 271, p. 
Complaining of the Amount of Tithes demanded; From In- 
habitants of Toomore Killasser and other Places composing 
the Union of Foxford, txxxur. 390, Pr og cance Al 
being obliged to take Tithes in kind, by the Parishioners of Lin- 
field, and of his Imprisonment for non-payment of Poor Rates ; 
From John Henry Nainby, txxx11. 487.———Complaining of 
the present mode of collecting Tithes; From Householders of 
Prestbury, txxxu. 529. imoleague, LXxxv. 94. Ross, New, 
Fresford, Lisdowny and Ballyragget, 404. Aglis, 404, rp. 
In favour of Commutation; From Owners and Occupiers of 
Land in Rochester, txxx1v. 377, P. Devon, Ltxxxv. 406, P. 
———-For alteration in the Law relative thereto; From Gissing, 
Lxxxy. 85, P. Hutton, 416. Llanthewy, 172. (p.178.) Oving- 
ton, 416.—Rochester, 441.—Scargill, 416.—Skirrid, 172. (Pp. 178.) 
—wWycliffe, 416.———For Relief from the Payment thereof; 
From, Tintern, Rosegarland and Inch, and Taghmon, Coolstuff, 
Trinity and Kilgarvan, txxxv. 424, rp. Butlerstown and Glen- 
more, 465, p.———For the Abolition thereof in Ireland; From, 
Ballymore, txxxv. 534.—Cappoquin, 534.—Killinick, 534.—Kil- 
rane, 534.—Lady’s Island, 263.— Maglass, 534.—Seapatrick, 
534, p. Shaughmon, 534. Skreene, 472. Sleiverue, 542, P. 
—— From, Holt (Norfolk), rxxxv. 141, Pp. Diss, 395, ee 

rom, 

















PETITIONS—continued. 


900 











I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relatwe to— 
Tithes—continued. Tithes—continued. 


From, Dunsany and Kilmesson, txxxvi. 256. oe 334.— 
Jerpoint and Wootengrange, 355, rp. Jerpoint, St. Nicholas, 457. 
—Kells, 457. Kilmoon, 256. Kilteeven, 457, p.—Rehill Manor, 
407,p.—Skreen and Rathfigh, 257.-Tamlagh and Fintagan, 372, p. 
—Wootengrange, 355, p.—Kilcock and Cloncurry, 667.— Kil- 
bragh, Railstown and Kilconnell, 718.— Raheen, 830, p.— St. 
Mary, Youghal, 890, p. Ely, 245, p.—Aldington, 254.— 
Norshope, 384.— Wootton, North, 439, p. For Enact- 
ment of some period of Limitation beyond which no right to Tithes 
in kind shall be established ; From, Docker, txxxvi. 169. 
Firbank, 424.—Hutton, New, 204, p.—Lambrigg, 169.—Long- 
sleddale 204, p.—Staveley, Over, 169, p.—Staveley, 169, P.— 
Whinfell, 204, p. Dillicar and Docker, 651, p. Docker, 651. 
—Grayrigg, 714, p.—Halton, 714, p. Hatton, Old, 784, P. 
Hugill, 654, p—Kentmere and Hugill, 654, p. Kirkby-in- 
Kendal, 654, p.—Skelsmergh, 654, p. Staveley, Nether and 
Over, 932, rp. Strickland Kettle, 714, p———For investigating 
the manner of assessing and collecting Tithes and Vestry Rates ; 
From, Duncormac, Killag, Kilcoan and others, txxxv. 185.——— 
For Relief from the Payment thereof, From United Parishes of 
Kilkevan, Bannow and St. Imocks, txxxv. 348, P. 


2004. Concerning Litigation arising on Tithe Questions at 
Havering-atte-Bower; Offered; Motion, That the Petition be 
brought up; Further Proceedings dropped for want of Forty 
Members ; -xxxvi. 200. Praying the Government to resume 
its interest in the Tithes, and dispose of the same to Owners of 
Land; From Hurstingstone, xxxvi. 222, p.———For the Abo- 
lition of Tithes, and for Repeal of the Union; From Middleton, 
LXXXVI. 165, P. Against the Compulsory Payment of Tithes 
in Ireland; From H. Hetherington, hairman of a Meeting at 
the Rotunda, Blackfriars Road, txxxvi1. 226.———Complaining 
of the present Tithe System; From, Almondsbury, .Lxxxvi. 
226. Ashburton, 236, p.—Cattle Show, Visitors of, 236, Pp. 
Cripplegate, St. Giles, 236, p.—Georgeham, 236. Goswell 
Street, London, 236, rp.—Horton, 226.—London, 236, p.—Mar- 
wood, 236.—Parkham, 236, p.—Shelford, Great, 226. Sod- 
bury, Old, 226.—Tatenhill, 236, rp.— Woodbury, 460, Pp. — 
Yate, 226.-———For Repeal of the Tithe Laws; From Gissing, 
LXxxvi. 256. Winterbourne 256, rp. Brancaster and Frampton 
Cotterell, 334. For Alteration of the Tithe System in Ireland ; 
From, Union of Wicklow, txxxvi. 384, p. Danesfort and Burn- 
church, 465, Pp. For Inquiry into the present state of the 
Tithe Laws; From, Banham, ixxxv1. 229. Cheinne. 229, P. 

For Alteration in the Law; From, Banwell, txxxvi. 295, p. 
Barnesley, 407, rp. Berrynarbor, 494. Bradford, Devon, 278. 
Braunton, Sherwell, &amp;c., 278, p. Brent, South, 295. Buckland 
Newton, 424.—Cadoxton, 461, p. Cowbridge, 307.— Devon, 
278.—Fremington, 278, p.—Glamorgan, 307. Greystoke, 311.— 
Haughton-le-Skerme, 407, p. Hennock, 494.—Instow, 494.— 
Kenninghall, 278.—Monkleigh, 494.—Pancrossweek, 494. Pen- 
carreg, 407. — Sherwell, 278, rp. Somerset, County, 295. South- 
molton, 278, p.—Walsoken, 278. Walton, West, 278. Bally- 
mackwilliam, Harristown, 761, p.—Clough, 908, p. 


2005. Complaining of the opposition to the Payment of 
Tithes; From, Beneficed Clergymen, txxxvi. 646, Pp. Bene- 
ficed Clergymen of the Dioceses of Ossory, Leighlin and Ferns, 
894..——- For the Regulation of Tithes in that Parish; From 
Inhabitants of Kilmore, txxxvi. 717, p.———For Repeal of Act 
7 Geo. [V. c. 54, regulating the Tithes of that Parish; From 
Inhabitant Householders of St. Giles Without, Cripplegate, 
LXXXVI.534.——— For Alteration of the Tithe Laws; From, Berks, 
LXXXvI. 598, P.— Langammarch, 572.  Llanafan Vawr, 621. 
Llanllonvell, 572. | Llanwrtyd, 572.—Milborne Port, 572, rp.— 
Suffolk, 900.———In favour of Commutation; From, Berkeley, 
Lxxxvi. 389. Bradberry, W., 483.—Corbridge, 361.—Glamor- 
gan, 389.—Maidenhead, 483. Melsonby, 389. Middleton, 389. 
—Newcastle, 389.—Ore, 186.—Stoke, next Guildfort, 451, p.— 
Thoresby Bridge, 222, p—Uxbridge, Windsor and Maidenhead, 
183.—Walsham, North, 389. Windsor, 483.———-From, Hop- 
per, Richard, txxxvu. 539. Lesnewth, Hundred of, Cornwall, 
496. Paul, 496. Powder, Hundred of, Cornwall, 496. 

For abolishing the system of Compulsory Taxation, and for appro- 
priating the Church Temporalities to the support of the Poor; 
From, Tithepayers of Lea; Citizens of Cork; .ixxxvi. 796, P. 

For the Abolition of Tithes and Church Rates; From 
Graig and Ullard, united Parishes, txxxvi. 758, p.—Navan, 
874, p.—Knockebra, 930. For alteration of the Tithe Sys- 
tem, and for Repeal of the Vestry Act; From, Inhabitants of 
Balloa and Rathoe, txxxvi. 534, p. 


2006. For Amendment of the Laws relating to Tithes; From 
Greenagh, txxxvul. 48.——For Alteration in the Law; From 
Broughton Astley, &amp;c., xxxvu. 516.—Dartford, 583. Dingeston, 
&amp;c., 48. Deking and Hutton, 583.—Pyder, Hundred of, Corn- 
wall, 583.—Shipham, 583.—Wargrave, 583. Westerleigh, 583. 
Wisbech, 516.——— Praying the House to suspend its decision on 
the subject of Tithes until the Reform Bill is passed; From En- 
niscorthy and Templeshannon, txxxvu. 265, P. For post- 
poning the Consideration of the situation of the Irish Church, and 
of eg | other important measure of policy, until the meeting 
of the Reformed Parliament; From Inhabitants of Birmingham 
forming the Council of the Birmingham Political Union, txxxvut. 
297.———Praying the House to refuse any Grant, or to adopt 
any measure in favour of the Irish Clergy, until the common in- 
juries and privations of all classes, connected with Agriculture, 
Manufactures and Commerce, are effectually considered and re- 
dressed; From Walsall, 1xxxvu. 300.——For the Abolition of 
Tithes, and the removal of all Ecclesiastics from political power ; 
From Beaminster; Motion for printing withdrawn; Ltxxxvu. 300. 





2007. For the Abolition thereof; From, Abbert, txxxvu1. 184, 
Abington, 461. Ardagh, 432. Ardbraccan, &amp;c., 420. Ardecath, 
174.271. Ardee, &amp;c., 546. Ardkeen, 311. Ardnageehy, 539, 
Ardrahan, 184. Arklow, Union of, 557. Athboy, &amp;c., 271. 
Athy, 239.—Balaconick, 103. Balleclough, 204. Ballee, 311, 
Ballinakill, 114. Ballingarry, 497. Ballinrobe, 174. Ballon, 
&amp;e., 385. Ballycallan, 196. Ballylanheen, 156. Bally Mac Hugh, 
&amp;c., 365. Ballymacormick, &amp;c., 271. Ballymartle, 196. Bally- 
more, Lxxxvil. 342. Ballymore, Eustace, &amp;c., 235. Ballynaslaney, 
&amp;c., 265. Balmakeny, 297. Bannow, 265. Bar % em of, 
Wexford, 396. Battle, 546. Bective, 586. elfast, 235, 
Boher, 461. Bohernabreenagh, 512. Borris, 265. Boston, 557. 
Butlerstown, 156.—Cadamstown, &amp;c., 239. Carberry, Union of, 
311. Carlingford, 546. Carne, &amp;c., 586. Carne and Lady’s 
Island, 103. Carnew, 265. 342. Carrickbeg, 156. Carrickma- 
cross, 432. Carrickmacross, Members of the Trades Political 
Union of, 586. Carrick-on-Suir, 184. Carrigrohan, &amp;c. (Ques- 
tion Neg. for Petition lying on the Table), 547. Cashel, 262, 
Castle Gregory, &amp;c., 499. Castle Jordan, 471. Castle Lyons, 
497. Celbridge, 471. Clahane, &amp;c., 512. Clankeen, 439. Clara, 
196. Clonacool, 491. Clonbroney, 471. Cloncurry, 239. Clon- 
dalkin, &amp;c., 461. Clone, Union of, 265. Clonenagh, 241. Clon- 
mel, 262. 461. Clonmethan, 114. Clonmore, 265. 483. 487. 
Clonoulty, &amp;c., 461. Cloonish, 189. Clough, &amp;c., 396. Clougher, 
184. Collumbkill, 271. Comber, 471. Cong, 287. 512. Gok 
banagher and Ardee, 220. Cove and the Great Island, Cork, 
521. Crossmolina, 271. Cruisetown, 265. Callen, 471.— 
Danesfort and Burnchurch, 114. Derrypatrick, 164. Donag- 
heavy, 419. Donamina, 297. Donegore, &amp;c., 471. Drogheda, 
204. Dromin, 546. Drumcar, 483. Drumconrath, &amp;c., 342. 
Drumshallon, &amp;c., 483. Dublin, National Trades Political Union 
of, 189. Dungarvan, 196. 471. Dunifore, Barony of, West- 
meath, 177. Dunkerrin, Union of, 461. Dunlavin, &amp;c., 114, 
Dunleer, &amp;c., 483. Dunrany and Killeen, 174.—Eastaughna- 
mullen, 420. Edenderry, &amp;c., 420. Edermine, Political Union 
of, 396. Enniscorthy and Templeshannon, 265. Enniskeen, 399. 
—Fartianna, 204. Faughart, 546. Fethard, &amp;c., 461. Fed- 
down, Union of, 512. Forth, Barony of, 265.—Galbally, 497. 
Garristown, &amp;c., 420. Garrocloyne, 516. Glasgow, Political 
Union of, 590. Gorey, 265. Gowran, 156. . Graige, Ullard, 
&amp;e., 461. Granard, 108.—Hacketstown, 114. 399. Halifax, 
Members of Political Union of, 586. Ham, Meath, 443. Har- 
ristown, 239. High Wycombe, 583. Hospital, &amp;c., 497.—Ire- 
land, Inhabitants of, 136.—Johnstown, 271.—Kells, 114. Kents- 
town, &amp;c., Union of, 271. Kilbeggan, 342. Kilbreedy, &amp;c., 
333. Kilbrew and Tryvett, 196. Kilbrin, 196. Kilbritain, 461. 
Kilcash and Templetreny, 184. Kilcavin, &amp;c., 487. Kilcloone, 
&amp;e., 443. Kilcoan, 103. Kilcock, &amp;c., 471. Kildalkey, 342. 
Kilcollumb, &amp;c., 487. Kildare, 471. Kilfinaghty, 189. Kil- 
keedy, 342. Kilkenny, 114. Kill, &amp;c., 239. Killaban, 184. 
Killaloe, 196. Killbonane,78. Killcavey,248. Killcovan, 265. 
Killegny and Chapple, 265. Killenaule, 265. Killyan, &amp;c., 483. 
Kilmacamogue, 546. Kilmacdonough, &amp;c., 432. Kilmachan, 
432. Kilmaganny, &amp;c., 262. Kilmanagh, 196. Kilmannan, 
103. Kilmeen, 461. Kilmesson, 174. Titnen &amp;e., 103. Kil- 
rane, 103. Kilree, &amp;e., 196. Kilrossenty, 419. Kilrush, 265. 
Kilsaran and Gernonstown, 546. Kilsheelan, &amp;c., 265. Kiltayle, 
196. Kiltevan, 524. Kiltinell and Clonegoose, 184. Kinsale 
Beg, 156. Knockaney, &amp;e., 439. Knockmark and Culmullin, 
114. Knocktopher, 546.—Landulph, &amp;c., 449. Lanesborough, 
235. Laracor, 388. Lea, 239.265. 566. Leeds, Political Union 
of, 588. Lisronagh, 403. Lister, &amp;c., 461. Lorha, &amp;c., 487. 
Lorum, &amp;e., 385. Leughan, 342. Loughgilly, 399. Loughmore, 
461. Lower Cregan, 189. Lurgan, 586.— Manchester, 471. 
Marmion, Anthony, 151. Marraugh, 189. Maryborough, 184. 
Meigh, 275. Monaghan, 455. Monaninny, 196. Moncoin, &amp;c. 
396.512. Monasterevan, &amp;c., 239. Moss Town, 546. Mostrim, 
420. Mourne Abbey and Greenagh, 546. Moyanna and Strad- 
bally, 220. Moynalty, 420. Maullinahone, 403. Multyfarnham, 
&amp;e., 265. Myross, 487.—Naul, &amp;c., 432. Navan, 164. 271. 388. 
Newcastle, &amp;c., Union of, 512. Newport Pratt, &amp;c., 235. New 
Ross, 103. Newtown, 78. 164. Newtownbarry, 396. Newtown- 
hamilton, 399. Nurney, &amp;c., 262.—Painstown, 388. Paisley, 
265.271. Parles, James, 78. Prosperiors and Caragh, 471.— 
Rahill and Rathvilly, 160. Rathangan, 471. Rathcormac, 419. 
Rathdrum, &amp;c., 483. Rathclaren, 114. Ratoath, &amp;c., 184. 471. 
Retain, &amp;c., 375. Ringrone, 461. Rochdale, 557. Rosdroit, 
&amp;e., 396. Roslea, &amp;c., 449. Rosscarbery, &amp;c., 184. Rower, 
265.—Saint Andrew’s and Grey Abbey, 311. Seapatrick and 
Banbridge, 311. Shrule, 271. Skreen and Rathfigh, 174. 
Sonna, &amp;c., 530. Stabannon, 483. Stamullen, &amp;c., 443. Street, 
265. Syddan, &amp;c., 265.—Tacumshane, 265. 586. Taghmon, 265. 
Templemichael, &amp;c., 516. Temple Shambo, 396. Templetrine, 
461. Termonfechin, 483. Timoleague, 196. Tipperary, 265. 
403. Trim, 196. Tullow, &amp;c., 385. Tully and Aughuish, 271. 
Tyholland, 271.—Walterstown, 342. Waterford, 396. Wen- 
borough, 557. Westmeath, 86. Whitechurch, 34. 516. Wind- 
ap, 546. Woollen Grange (Motion for printing Neg.), 114. 

orcester, 583.—Youghall, 512. 

2008. For the Abolition of Tithes and Repeal of the Subletting 
Act; From Forty-five Labourers residing on a part of the Lands 
of Tankerstown (Limerick), txxxvii. 34, P. For the Abo- 
lition of Tithes and Church Rates; From, Aglis, rxxxvu1. 48.— 
Ballincushlane, 534. Ballyogan and Graig, 48.—Crecora, 318. 
Crossboyne, &amp;c., 465.—Dublin County, Southern District, 449. 
Dumore, &amp;c., 48.—Kilcoman and Robin, 214. Kilcullen and Gor- 
manstown, 214. Killeely, 516. Killune, 516. Killmacamogue, 
546. Kilmain, 214.—Limerick, 683. Lismolin, Union of, 48.— 
Maheradoone, 420. Moleavy and Monasterboice, 546.—Oldleigh- 
lin, &amp;e., 160. Old Town, 48.—Santry, 524.—Tacumshane, 48. 

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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Tithes—continued. 

Templemichael, 556. Toonib, 524.————For the Abolition of 
Tithes and Repeal of the Vestry Act; From Duncormack, 
uxxxvil. 103. Killag, 103.——For the Abolition of Tithes and 
Yeomanry Corps; From Louth, rxxxvi. 488. 


2009. That the Claims of the Poor may not be forgotten in 
the disposition of Tithes, their Right to a Third being recognised 
long before the Reformation ; From Glanworth and other Places, 
LXXXVII. 365, P.——-—-Complaining that a Meeting held to peti- 
tion the House on the subject of Tithes had been dispersed by the 
Magistrates, and for an Toveieninns From Baronies of Mor- 
gallion, Lower Navan and Upper and Lower Slane, txxxvu. 
505, p.————Complaining of inability to compel the payment of 
Tithes; From William O’Neil, of Clonmore, Impropriator of 
the Tithes of the United Parishes of Dunleckny and Augha, 
LXXXVII. 512.———Complaining of the Refusal of their Tenants 
to pay Tithes; From Lay Impropriators of Tithes at Kilerigg, 
LXXXVII. 524, p.—&lt;——Complaining of the sending of Troops to 
Ireland to enforce the Payment of ‘Tithes ; From Preston, txxxvit. 
551, p.———For the Repeal of Tithes, Ireland; From Hull; 
Offered and withdrawn, txxxvu. 590.— —For the Abolition 
thereof; From, Bleadon, txxxvu1.516. Filton, 16. Iron Acton, 
516. Leverington, 34. 


2010. That all Church Property be taken into the hands of 
Government, and disposed of, partly for the benefit of the existing 
Protestant Clergy, and partly for the benefit of the entire Popula- 
tion; From Waterford, txxxvit. 82. 


2011. Against the present system of Tithes, and for the Culti- 
vation of the unemployed Government Lands; From Edward 
Jarman Lance, Lxxxvil. 155. 


2012. For the Abolition thereof in Ireland; From, Agliss, 
Lxxxvil. 36. Ardagh, 58.  Ballybay, 235. Bunchurch, 
90.—Caharagh, 178. Callan, 178. Carberry, 549. Carmagh, 

‘ &amp;e., 478. Carne, &amp;c., 221. Carrickedmond, 28. Carrickma- 
cross, 235. Clone, 171. Clonoulty and Rossmore, 138. Coo- 
line, &amp;c., 178. Costlea, Barony of, 28.—Danesfort, 90. Derby, 
280. Donoughmore, 258. Drimoleague, 178. Drishane, 178. 
Dublin, 258. Dunmore, &amp;c., 129.—Edgeworth’s Town, 40. En- 
niscorthy, &amp;c., 411.—Fanlobbus, 178.—Garrocloyne, 178. Gowell, 
186.—Johnstown, 163.—Keelgarlanders, 258. Kilbride, 315. 
Kilcormack, 171. Kildalky, 201. Kilgobbin, 258. _Killerig, 
143. Killiconingan, 143. Killymard, 233. Kilmacabea, 178. 
Kilmessen, &amp;e., 201. Kilrane, 221.  Kilworth, &amp;c., 28. 
Knockea, 258. Knoctopher, Union of, 178.—Limonaghan, 109. 
Lismolin, 46. _Lisnadill, 28.—Moylinny, &amp;c., 258.—Navan, 
71. Nenagh, &amp;c., 244. New Ross (Wexford), 235. 509.— 
Rose Garland, &amp;c., 235. Rossmore, 138.—St. Marylebone, 255. 
Swords, 28.—Tacumshane, 221. Timahoe, 549. Tintern, 235. 
Tralee, 258. 

2013. For Abolition of Tithes, and Repeal of Duties on Malt, 

Hops and Soap; From, Rochdale, txxxvim. 37, Oving, 395. 
For the Abolition of Tithes, and Repeal of the Union; 
From, Ballyraggett, txxxvit. 100. Conalvy, 100. ——— For 
the Abolition of Tithes, Reduction in Taxation, in favour of the 
Factories Bill, &amp;c.; From Inhabitants of Norwich, txxxviit. 244, 
For Relief from Tithes, and for the Repeal of the Duty 
on Malt; From Labourers in Husbandry in Benenden, txxxvutt. 
568. For the Abolition of Tithes and Repeal of the Corn 
Laws; From, Blatchinworth, &amp;c., txxxvu1. 220. Hebden Bridge, 
412. Langfield, 188. Stansfield, 250. Todmorden and Walsden, 
179.———For the Abolition of Tithes, Church Rates and Vestry 
Assessments; From Protestant, Roman Catholic and Dissenting 
Inhabitants of Moate, Clara and other Places, uxxxvit. 572. 
——— For the Abolition of Tithes and Vestry Cess; From, 
Burnt Court, txxxvint. 605. Caher, 605. Keelganylander, 275. 
Killiney, &amp;c., 394. For the Abolition of Tithes and Revi- 
sion of the Grand Jury Laws; From Members of the Nurney 
Political Union, Lxxxvu1.232.—_—Against the Payment thereof; 
From Abbey Cwmhir, rxxxvur. 398. Hanker, James, 138. 
Horsham, 469. Strood, &amp;c., 598.——— For the Abolition thereof; 
From, Ballihegran, &amp;e., txxxvui. 215. Ballymakenny, 197. 
Doon, 215. Dublin, 250. Dunaghey, &amp;c., 419.—Sheahan, Thomas, 
479. Templeoran, &amp;c., 509. Whitechurch, &amp;c., 250. 


2014. For the Amendment of the Tithe System; From 
Ashurst, Lxxxvi. 127. Pevensey, 45. Woking, 127. 
Complaining of the manner in which the Tithes in that Parish 
have been compounded for, and for the Appointment of new 
Commissioners and Government Surveyors to applot the same ; 
From John Nolan, of Ballyn Derry, txxxvin. 235. 
Complaining of the Inequality of the Scottish Teinds; From 
Kilmaurs, Stewarton, txxxvit. 275, ——— For Commutation 
of Tithes; From, Ashwater, txxxvi. 305. Berry Pomeroy, 
323. Hemyock, &amp;c., 428. South Hams, 323. Teynbridge, 
323. ——— That no Commutation of Tithes may take place 
until the Corn Laws be repealed, and that Church Rates may 
be abolished; From Joshua Bower, Chairman of a Meeting 
of Inhabitants of Leeds, txxxvint. 3683. ——— That the pro- 
posed Commutation may be made on fair and equitable prin- 
ciples; From Proprietors and Occupiers of Land being Tithe- 
payers in Plympton, St. Mary, txxxvi1. 381.——— For the 
Abolition thereof in England; From, Balmerino, txxxvi. 450. 
Bexhill, 424. Bexley, 312. Brighton, 519. Brockdish, 623. 
Bromley, &amp;c., 215. Burton-upon-Trent, 280.—Edwards, John, 
158.—Greenford, 250. Greystoke, 674.—Igtham, 90.—Kirby- 
in-Cleveland, 635.—Lelant, 255. Llandrinio,296. Llanfynydd, 312. 
Llantillio Pertholey, &amp;c., 58.—Minting, 70.—Neath Abbey, 732. 
North Devon Agricultural Association, 296. Northiam, 312.— 
Penslewood,703.—Saint Ives, 255. Salmonby,230. Sevenoaks, 158. 

















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Tithes—continued. 


For the Abolition thereof—continued. 
Sparham, rxxxvi11.509. Stewarton, 312.—Towednack, 255. Trigg, 
393.—U ttoxeter, 363.—Veryan, 220.—Warwick, 393. Webber, 
John, 393. Wellon, 266. Willoughby-cum-Sloothby, 363. 
Wrotham, &amp;c., 90.—Yatton, 266. 


2015. Complaining of the Employment of the Act for sup- 
ressing local Disturbances and dangerous Associations, in Ire- 
and, in the Collection of Tithes; From Patrick Tracey, txxxvu. 
478.———Complaining of Executions having been issued against 
them for Tithes; From Richard Welsh and Thomas Collender, 
LXXXvill. 505.———Praying to be exempted from the Payment 
of Tithes; From Members of the Religious Society of Friends, 
called Quakers, txxxvi1. 509.—-——Complaining of the Applica- 
tion of the Disturbances Act to the Collection of Tithes, and 
praying for Inquiry, and for the Abolition of Tithes, and Repeal 
of the Disturbances Act; From Patrick Dowling, rxxxvim. 515. 
———Complaining of Proceedings with regard to the Composi- 
tion and Collection of Tithes in that Parich From Kiltrustan, 
LXXXVIU. 535,——-—Complaining of the Conduct of a Magistrate 
in enforcing the Collection of Tithes; From Kilbraddon ; Offered, 
and withdrawn, Lxxxvill. 539.———Complaining of the Mode 
of collecting Tithes in that Parish; From Billincholla, LXXXVIII. 
576.———For limiting the Claims of the Tithe-holder to a fixed 
Annual Payment not exceeding a Tenth of the Net Value of the 
Land; From Landowners, Occupiers and Inhabitants of Park- 
ham, txxxvil. 590.———Complaining of the Employ of the 
Police in the Collection of Tithes in that Parish, and praying for 
Inquiry; From Augnamullin, txxxvint. 591.———Complaining 
of the Conduct of the Reverend Arthur Preston in the Collection 
of Tithes in that Parish; From Kilmeague, txxxvitt. 670. 
For the Abolition of Tithes, and for allowing Parishes to select 
their own Pastors; From Inhabitants of Kington Magna cum 
Nyland; 1xxxvimt. 670. 673. For suspending the Pro- 
gress of all Suits instituted since 1st January 1833, for re- 
covery of Tithes, until the Tithe Commutation Bill shall have 
ssi into a Law; From Owners and Occupiers of Lands and 

enements in Dalston, txxxviu1. 674. ———Complaining of the 
incompetency of the Commissioner sent by Government to that 
Parish, and peers his Removal; From Louth, txxxvut. 671. 
——— Praying to be included in the intended Relief to the Paro- 
chial Clergy; From Titheholders deriving under Ecclesiastical 
Corporate Bodies in the County of Carlow, txxxviu. 701.——— 
Complaining of Arrears of Tithe due to her late Husband, and 
dog, be included in any intended advance of Money ; From 

fary Walters, txxxviu. 701. 








2016. For Repeal of Act assigning customary Payments in 
lieu of Tithes in the Parish of Bishopsgate ; From Inhabitant 
Householders of said Parish, txxx1x. 67. Complaining 
of the Commissioners appointed by the Lord Lieutenant to 
arrange a Composition for Tithes, having imposed on the 
Landholders of a small Part of the Parish of St. Catherine, 
Dublin, a Tax of £.50 per Annum; From Landholders of Donore 
in the said Parish, txxx1x. 80.— —For the Abolition thereof; 
From, Ashburnham and other Places, txxxrx. 118.—Battle, 118. 
Beckley, 118. Bexhill, 118. Bodiam, 118. Brede and Peas- 
marsh, 75. Burwash, 118.—Catsfield, 118. Cornwall, Eastern 
Division of, 299. Crowhurst, 118.—Ewhurst and Bodiam, 118. 
—Guestling and Pett, 118. Guldeford and Rye, 118.—Herst- 
monceux and Wartling, 118. Hollington and Crowhurst, 118. 
Hool, 118.—Icklesham, 118. Iden and Playden, 118.—Kent, 
East, 194.—Llandinam, 289. Lanrhidian, 118. Llantilo Pertholey, 
&amp;e., 67.—Mayfield, 118. _Meneage, 118.—Ninfield and Catsfield, 
118.—Peasmarsh, 118. Petersfield, 118. Pett, 118. Playden, 
118.—Seddlescombe, 118. Swinnerton, 18.—Udimore, 75.— 
Wadhurst, 118. Wartling, 118. Westfield, 118. Winchelsea, 
118. For the Abolition thereof; From Dissenters of Kil- 
maurs, LXXxIx. 179, ———— For Alteration of the Law relative 
thereto; From, Marden, txxxrx. 190. Parndon, Great, 221. 

For Repeal of the Tithe Laws of England and Ireland, the 
Teind Laws of Scotland, and fur Separation of Church and State ; 
From Heritors and others of Beith, xxxx1x. 241.———For the 
Redemption thereof; From Owners and Occupiers of Land in 
Chilham, Chartham and Moldash, rxxx1x. 284,———Complain- 
ing of the Hardships to which the Clergy are subjected by having 
Land Allotments in lieu of Tithes; From the Reverend Adam 
Baynes, Rector of Adstock (Bucks), txxx1x. 295. ——— For 
Relief from the burthen of Tithes; From Market Gardeners, 
Farmers and Inhabitants in the Vicinity of London, txxx1x. 390. 
For the Abolition thereof, and the Substitution of a Pay- 
ment of Two Shillings per Pound Sterling on the Rental of Land, 
LXXXIX. 365. 


2017. In favour of Commutation; From, Benenden, txxxrx. 
21. Berks, 25. Bethersden, 204. Biddenden, 21. Botolph, 
St., Without, Aldgate, 251. Burgess, John, 162.—Caldbeck, 21. 
Cornwall, 99. Cornwall, Eastern Division of, 109. Cornwall, 
Western Part of the County of,219. Cranbrook, 21.—Devon, 85. 
—Etchingham, 38.— Featherstone, 266. Frindsbury, 114.— 
Goudhurst, 21.—Hailsham, 260. Halden, High, 57. Hawk- 
hurst, 21. Headcorn, 21. Higham and Frindsbury, 114. Leeds 
(Kent), 43. Llanelly, 219. langendeirne, 81. Llangunnor, 
62. Llanon, 81. Llansaintffraid-Glynn Ceiriog, 216.—Naven- 
den, 21. Northiam, 38.—Rotreenden, 21. Rotherfield, 38.— 
Salehurst, 38. Sandhurst and Newenden, 21. Selby, 114. 
Smarden, 33. Sutton Valence, 43.—Tanfield, West and East, 
162.—Uleomb, 38.— Warburton, 260. 


2018. For applying Tithes and Church Property to the support 
of the Poor; roca Tahebitants of Multifarnham, txxxrx. 398. 
———For Relief from Tithes and Ecclesiastical Imposts; From 
Members of the Religious Society of Friends meeting in London, 

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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Tithes—continued. Tithes—continued. 


LXXXIX. 397. For the Abolition of Tithes, and against the 
introduction of Poor Laws into Ireland; From Landholders of 
Carnteel, txxx1x. 319.——That a Bill (Stay of Suits) similar 
to that of Session 1833 may pass; From Llandilofawr, txxx1x. 
213, ——— Complaining of certain Proceedings against Peti- 
tioner in the Court of King’s Bench in Ireland, for the reco- 
very of Tithes; From Anne Conolly, 1xxx1x. 424.—-—Com- 
plaining of Proceedings having been instituted against them for 
non-payment of Tithes in full, instead of paying by a Modus; 
From Owners and Occupiers of Lands in Brough, itxxxrx. 439. 
——For Alteration of the Mode of collecting Tithes, and for 
Repeal of Taxation; From Crowle; Llanfairar-y-bryn, txxx1x. 162. 


2019. For Abolition of Tithes and Repeal of the Union; From, 
Aglis, xxxx1x.215. Ahamlish, 206. Ardagh, 230. Ardard, 212. 
Armagh, 180.—Ballinahinch and Glenaly, 225. Ballinrobe, 230. 
Ballycullen, 194. Ballyhea, 215. Barmow, &amp;c., 80. Boyce- 
town and Kiltayle, 200,—Castlejordan and Ballyboggan, 256. 
Castletown, Delvin and Killulagh, 229. Clare, Galway, 206. 
Clonbroney, 230. Cloongish, 230. Cooline and other Places, 
215. Conlfightrin, 194. Currin and Drumrin, 175.—Derrydavy 
and other Places, 206. Derrypatrick, 200. Dromin,206. Drum, 
206. Drung, 206. Dunamore and other Places, 206. Dundee, 
Irishmen residing in, 206. Dungarvon, 200. Dysart, 200.— 
Emly, 406. Eyne,215.—Fethard and Killusty, 57.—Gallen, 206. 
Glasgow, 200. Glenaly, 225.—Islandeady, 215.—Kilear, 389. 
Kilfeacle, 407. Killulagh, 229. Kilbolane, 215. Kilcluney, 
206. Killeavey, Lower, 206. Killeavey, Upper, 175. Killusty, 
57. Kilmallock, 230. Kilmarnock, 572. Kilmucriage, 48. 
Kilsaran, 206. Kilshannick, 215. Kiltayle,200. Kilteely, 206. 
Kiltelisha and Eyne, 215. Kiltubride, 230. Kinlough, 230. 
Knock Bridge, 110. Knockatemple, 215. Knocknagrove, 215. 
Knockraffan and Newinn, 57.—Liscarrol, 90. Londonderry, 206. 
Louth, 74. Lusmagh, 206.—Manchester, 230. Monanimy, 215. 
Monsterboice and Tenure, 230. Moycarkey, 74.—Navinn, 57. 
—Rathdowney, 206. Richardstown and Dromin, 206. Rynagh, 
206.—Sligo, 206.—Tenure, 230. Thurles, 62. Tullilease and 
Knockatemple, 215.—Urney, 175. 


2020. For the Abolition of Tithes in Ireland; From, Abbey- 
knockney, txxxrx. 256. Adamstown and Raheen, 416. Aglish, 
Martin, 70. Anacarty,98. Annacurra, 247. Annadown, 370. An- 
naduff, 194. Ardagh, 206.247. Ardagh and Loughbraccan, 200. 
Ardattin and Tullow, 215. Ardbraccan and Courtown, 247. 
Ardmulecan and Painstown, 80. Ardmulchan, 247. Ardquin, 
48. Arklow, Union of, 247. Artramont, 416. Athboy and 
Rathmore, 194. Athenry, 95. Athleggue, 416. Athlone, St. 
Mary’s and St. Peter’s, 230. Aughabog and Killevan, 194. 
Aughagoure, 501. Aughaviller, 247. Aughavoe, 256. Augna- 
mullen, West, 423. Augnamullen, 230.—Ballee, 423. Ballibay 
and Tullicorbet, 200. Ballina and Boher, 434. Ballinakill, 256. 
Ballingarry, 98. Ballow and Rathoe, 98. Ballyboghill and 
Westpalstown, 415. Ballyboy and Killoughey, 228.  Bally- 
brennan and Roslare, 206.  JBallycahill and Holycross, 206. 
Ballycallan, 247. Ballycanew and Camolin, 98. Ballyconnel 
and Kilquiggan, 215. Ballycroy, 351. Ballyculter, 200. Bally- 
finn, 256. Ballyhogue, 98. Ballyhuskard, 194. Ballylanders, 
351. Ballylarsna, 57. Ballylinny and Carnmoney, 324. Bally- 
loughton, &amp;e., 500. Ballymac-Hugh and Dromloman, 80. 
Ballymacormick and Templemichael, 200. Ballymagarvey and 
Kentstown, 206. Ballymore, 166. Ballymore, Eustace and 
Hollywood, 260. Ballynahaglish and Kilbelfad, 230. Bally- 
nahinch and Killoscully, 206. Ballynaslaney and Edermine, 80. 
Ballyvourney, 215. Baltinglass, 247. Banagher, 389. Bandon, 
215. Barndarrig and Kilbride, 33. Bell, Clare, 95. Birdhill 
and Newport, 434. Boher, 78. 434. Borris, 215. Bree and 
Galbally, 194. Bright, 194. Burnchurch, 70.—Callan, 247. 
Camolin, 98. Canice, Saint, 80. Caragh and Prosperous, 416. 
Carlow, County of, 256. Carnagh, Union of, and Terrirath, 443. 
Carnew, Half Parish of, 33. Carnew and Shellelagh, 57. Carn- 
money, 324. Carnolway and Killishee, 143. Carrickmacross, 
423. Carrick-on-Suir, 351. Cashel, 423. Cashel and Roesgreen, 
228. Castlecomer, 247. Castle Dermot, 200.  Castle-ellis, 
Killilee and other Places, 416. Castle Iney and Loughmore, 
434. Castle Island, Union of, 166. Castlemagner, 95. 215. 
Castlepollard, 256. Castletown, 242. Clare, 379. Clemanto 
and Tubrid, 62. Clenalvy, 247. Clerihan and Newchapel, 434. 
Clonakilty, 215. Clonallen, 319. Clonamery and _ Inistioge, 
247. Clonaslie, 256. Clonbeg, 434. Clondalkin, 48. 415. 
Clone, 80. Cloneen and Drangan,98. Clonenagh, Union of, 62. 
256. Clones, 194. Clones, East, 423. Clonmany, 351. Clon- 
mell, 256. Clonmore, 62. 215. 423. Clonmult, 215. Clonoulty 
and Rossmore, 98. Clonrush, 434. Cloone, 194. Cloonycor- 
mican and Oran, 206. Collumkill, 80. Collumkill, East, 200. 
Comber, 423. Corbally and Framore, 215. Cork, 206. Cork, 
St. Peter, 247. Couline, 213. Courcie’s Country, 215. Cour- 
town, 247. Cove, 37. Crechora and Mungret, 206. Cross- 

atrick, 166. Cruisetown, 33. Cullen, 57.—Danesfort, 265. 
, sao &amp;e., 98. Derrynakinsey,247. Derrynooce,86. Dingle 
and other Places,80. Ditches, Black and Lacken, 415. Doagh, 
Grange of, 124. Donabate and Portrane,11. Donaghadee, 
119. Donapatrick and Kilcoonoy, 256. Donegore and Kilbride, 
118. Dongourney, 215. Donohill, 98. Donmore and Ross- 
naree, 200. Donoughmore, 215. Doon, 501. Doonfeeny and 
Kilbride, 215. Down, St. Andrew’s, 124. Dowth and Grange 
Geeth, 200. Drangan, 98. Drimoleague, 215. Drogheda, 118. 
Dromiskin, 247. Dromloman, 80. Dromore, 124. Drum, &amp;c., 
501. Drumeatton and Enniskeen, 423. Drumcondra, 200. 
Dublin, Bishops’ and Deans’ Liberties, 206. Dublin, St. 
Andrew, 206. Dublin, St. Anne, 206. Dublin, St. Catherine, 194. 


‘Rahan, 215. 





For the Abolition thereof—continued. 

Dublin, St. Luke, rxxxix.206. Dublin, St. Mark, 206. Dublin, 
St. Mary, 80. Dublin, St. Nicholas, Without, 206. Dublin, St. 
Paul, 80. Dublin, St. Thomas, 206. Duleek, 200. Dunamore 
and other Places, 166. Dunboyne and Kilbride, 200. Dundalk, 
247. Dungannon, 389. Dunhill and Reisk, 200. Dunkit, 
247. Dunamaggan, 70. Dunsany and Killeen, 247. Dunsford, 
124.—Edermine, 80. Eirke, 70. Ematriss, 423. Enniscorthy 
and Templeshannon, 80.194. Enniskeen, 423. Errigal Truagh, 
57.—Fahan, Upper and Lower, 434. Faithlegg and Passage, 
166. Fartiana,74. Faughan Vale, 230, Faughart, 247. Ferlagh 
and Glishare, 70. Fermoy, 74. Ferns, 230. Fethard and Tem- 
pletown, 33. Fiddown, 70. Foirin and Lickblea, 256. Forkhill, 
74. Freshford and Three Castles, 74.—Gabally, 109. Gabally, 
194. Gallow and Laracor, 200. Galway, 370. Garristown, 
228. Garroclyne, 206. Gilnakirk and Tullycarnett, 124. Girly 
and Kells,200. Glangoole, 206. Glankeen, &amp;c., 415. Glanmore, 
247. Glanworth, Union of,215. Glishare,70. Glunalaney, 
District of, 215. Golden, 57. Gorey, Union of, 48. Gowell, 
166. Graig, Ullard and Powerstown, 70. Grange Geeth, 200. 
Grange Mockler, 434. Grange Silvia, 247. Grove, New, and 
Sixmilewater, 247. Gurtnahoe, 206.— Haggardstown, 206. 
Hainstown and other Places, 206, Hollywood, 256. 260. Holy- 
cross, 206. Horetown and Newbawn, 416. Howth, &amp;c., 319. 
Hughes, Peter, 80.—Ightermurrough, 33. Inch and Rosegar- 
land, 166. Inistioge, 247. Inniscarry and Mathetra, 98. _Is- 
landeady, 57. Island-Keane, 200. James, Saint, (Wexford 
County), 33. Jerpoint Abbey, 166. Johnstown and Kilcarn, 
247, Julianstown and Moor-Church, 247.—Kanturk, 215. 
Keelmekedar and other Places, 230. Kells, 200. Kentstown, 
206. Kibbeacon, 247. Kilaveny, 247. Kilbannon and Kil- 
conly, 230. Kilbeggan, 397. Kilbelfad, 230. Kilbesey and 
Templeoran, 256. Kilbren and other Places, 194. Kilbride, 33. 
118. 200, 215. 247. 303. Kilburne, 256. Kilcarn, 247. _— Kil- 
clief, 200. Kileommon, 235. 416. Kilcommon and Robin, 265. 
Kilconduffand Meelick, 247. Kilconickney, 256. Kilconiron and 
Lickirig, 256. Kileonly, 230. Kileormack,80. Kilcormuckand Kil- 
nemanagh, 166. Kileronin and Lisduv, 206. Kildalky, 194. Kil- 
dallagh, Grange of, 115. Kildare,200. Kilglass, 289. Kil- 
gurier, 522. Kilkeany, 247. Kilkenny, 265. Kilkenny, Saint 
John, 340. Kilkenny, Saint Nicholas, 80. Kill and Newtown, 
416. Killablin, 256. Killaloe, 265. Killamory and Windgap, 
247. Killcoony, 256. Killea, 215. Killeagh and Kilbride, 247. 
Killeary and other Places, 416. Killeen, 247. Killegny, 416. 
Killenagh and Kilursa, 256. Killenaule and Moglass, 98. Kil- 
lenick and Sharman, 166. Killerig, 57. Killevan, 194. _ Killi- 
conigan, 194. Killineen, &amp;c., 95. Killishee, 143. Killisk, 194, 
Killoscully, 206. Killoughey, 228. Killowen, 98. Killshine 
and Kilpatrick, 247. Killylagh, 252. Kilmagany,247.  Kil- 
mahon, 33. Kilmain, Saint John’s, 265. Kilmanagh, 206, 
Kilmocahill, 247. Kilmore, 166. 200. Kilmore Moy, 247. 
Kilmoylan, &amp;c., 95. Kilnamatra, 215. Kilnemanagh, 166. 
Kilpatrick, 247. Kilpatrick and Tickillen, 416. Kilquiggan, 
215. Kilrane,7. Kilrush, 115. Kilscoran, 206. Kiltoghert, 
194.200. Kiltohert, 247. Kiltrustan, 289. Kilturk and other 
Places, 166. Kilursa, 256. Kilworth, 215. Kingscourt, 415. 
Kinsalebeg, 256. Knigh, &amp;c., 415. Knockbreda, 44. Knock- 
topher, 247.—Lacken, 415. Ladies’ Island, 33. Laracor, 200. 
Leighlin Bridge, 211. Leixlip, 416. Lemonaghan, 303. Lick- 
blea, 256. Lickirig, 256. Tine. 98. Lisduv, 206.  Lis- 
goold, 118. Lisronagh, 415. Longford, 200. Longwood, 247. 
Loughbraccan, 200. | Longhbrackan and Nobber, 57. Lough- 
keene, 98. Loughmore, 57. 434. Lucan, 260. Lusk, East, and 
Rush, 44. Lusk, West, 415.—Machulla, 66. Macroom, 215. 
Magherally, 86. Maglass, 48. Maheracloone, 74. Mallow and 
Marraugh, 109. Mathetra, 98. Mayo, 265. 
Meelick, 247. Melina, 166. Mellick, Mount, 256. Midleton, 
74. Modrinny, &amp;c., 415. Moglass,98. Moinard and Rath- 
pecan, 247. Mollery and Monesterboice, 80. Monaghan, 423. 
Monasterevan, 423. Monesterboice, 80. _Monknewtown, 200. 
Moorchurch, 247. Morgan, Christopher, 57. Motehill, 206. 
Mountrath, Parish of, 256. Moyanna and Stradbally, 62. Moy- 
nalty, 247. Mullinahone, 98. Mullingar, 256. Mungret, 206. 
—Naas, 416. Navan, 247. Naul,256. Nenagh and Lisbonny, 
98. Newbaun, 416. Newchapel, 434. Newmarket (Cork), 62. 
Newport, 434. Newry, 230. Newtown, 416. Newtownbarry, 
80. Nobber, 57. Nohill, 256. Nurney, 166.—Old Town (Two 
Petitions), 74. Oran, 206. | Owning, 70. 256.—Painstown, 80. 
Pallas Green and Temple Breden, 62. Palmerston,86. Passage, 
166. Portlaw, 200. Portnascully, 70.’ Portrane,11. Poul- 
roun, 57. Powerstown,70. 98. Prosperous, 416.—Rahan, 215. 
Raheen, 256. 416. Rathangan, 200. Rathconnell and Taugh- 
more, 256, Rathfigh and Skryne, 57. Rathkeale, 206. Rath- 
kyran, 70. Rathmore, 194. Rathmullan, 265. Rathoe, 98. 
Rathpatrick, 70. Rathpecan, 247. Reisk, 200. Richardstown, 
334. Ringrone and Templetrina, 215. Robin, 265. Roesgreen, 
228. Rollestown, 90. Rosegarland, 166. Rossbercon and Tul- 
laber, 265. Rosdroit, Temple Scobin and other Places, 230. 
Rossnaree, 200. Ross, New, Saint Mary’s, 98. Rower, 265. 
Rush, 44.—Seapatrick, 98. Shandrum, 215, Shankill, 247. 
Sharman, 166. Shellelagh, 57. Sixmilewater, 247. Skibbe- 
reen, 215. Skryne, 57. Skull, East, 215. Slogure and Tullaig, 
206. Sonna, 256. Stamullen, 247. Stradbally, 62. Stranra- 
han, 98. Suncroft, 143. Sutton (Wexford), 80. Suttons, 74. 
Swords, &amp;c., 228. Syddan, Killeary and other Places, 416. 
—Tacumshane, 80. Taghmon,115. Tallaght, &amp;c.,319. Tallow, 
434. Taughmore, 256. Templeboy, 289. Templebreden, 62. 
Temple Martin, 98. Templemichael, 200. _Templemore, 206. 
Templeoran, 256. Temple Scobin and other Places, 230. Tem- 
pleshannon, 80. 194. Templetown, 33. Templetrina, 215. 

Templedigan, 





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PETITIONS—continued. 




















I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Tithes—continued. 
For the Abolition thereof—continued. 


Templodigan, Lxxx1x. 166. Termonfechin, 80. Terrirath, 443. 
Thomastown, 80. Three Castles, 74. Tickillen, 416. Tintern, 
166. Tipperary, 228: 415. Tramore,215. Trim, 200. Tubrid, 
62. Tullaber, 265. Tullis, 206. Tullow, 215. Tullycarnett, 124. 
Tullycorbet, 200. Tullylish, 423. Two-mile Burris, 434. Ty- 
broughney, 66. Tydavnet, 423. Tyholland, 423.—Ullid, 247. 


Urlingford, 62.—Waterford, Trinity Without, 206. Westpals- 
town, 415. Wexford, 166. Whitechurch, 70.206. Windgap, 
247. Wright, Stephen, 62. 


2021. From Aughagoure, xc. 477.—Ballinaslaney, 381. Bal- 
lyeaston, 310. Ballylinney, 390. Bally Mac Hugh and Drum- 
loman, 407. Ballynure, 319. Bangor, Down, 262.—Carlow, 
457. Carmnoney and Ballylinney, 390. Clonrush and Innis- 
caltra, 445. Coleraine, 445. Cork, Inhabitants of, 339. Cork, 
Trades Association, 339. Cummins, John, 201.—Donegore and 
Kelbride, 185. Drumbo, 116. Duncormack and other Places, 
372. Drumloman, 407. Dunjourney, 570.—Edermineand Bally- 
naslaney, 381.—Forth, 372.—Garristown, 316. Garrocloyne, 
390. Glynn, 372. Greenaugh, 570.—Hacketstown, 193.—Imo- 


gecla, 570. Inniscaltra, 445.—John’s, St., 381.—Kilamana and 
ilena, 372. Kilbride, 185. 381. Kilcoleman, 497. Kildal- 
lough, 310. Killileagh and Killinchy, 262. Kilscoran and Ros- 


lare, 372. Knockany, 174. Knockbreda, 310. Knockbreda 
and other Places, 185.—Leighlin Bridge, 407.—M‘Carthy Dennis, 
445. Margaret, St., and Screen, 372. Milena, 372. Moynoe, 
180. Nalteen,310. Nicholas, St., 372.—Rosdroit, Templescoby 
and St. John’s, 381. Roslare, 372. Ross, 522. Ross, New, 381. 
—Scariff and Moynoe, 180. Screen, 372. Shankill, 649.— 
Taghmon, 372. ‘Tamlaghtfinlagan, 310. Templescoby, 381. 
Tullamore and Kilbride, 381. Tullylish, 390.—Youghal, 503. 


2022. Complaining of Proceedings against them in the Court 
of Exchequer for Non-payment of Tithes; Of Farmers of Carri- 
galine, xc. 425. Complaining of the Seizure of their Goods 
for Non-payment of Tithes; Of Inhabitants of Drogheda, xc. 
126. That the Resolution of a Committee be rescinded ; 
Of the Reverend G. T. Byrne, a Friar of the Order of 
St. Augustine; xc. 151. Complaining of the Conduct of 
the Lay Impropriator of the Union of Askeaton, in the Cellection 
of Tithes; Of Inhabitants of Askeaton and Iveruss, xc. 174. 
Complaining that, after having, under the Tithe Act of 
1832, contracted for and paid the Tithes of 1833, they have, by 
the Tithe Act of the latter year, been made liable to all arrears of 
1831 and 1832; Of Inhabitants of the County of Londonderry, 
xc. 341.———Complaining of his Imprisonment for Non-pay- 
ment of Tithes; Of John Williams, a Member of the Society of 
Friends, xc. 367. 


2023. That no Person shall be eligible to vote at an Election 
for a Member to serve in Parliament, who has not paid up all 
Tithes at least Six Months prior to such Election; Of Inhabit- 
ants of Grange Clare, xc. 378. For Commutation of Tithes 
in Ireland; From Guldeford, Rye, and other Places, xc. 429. 
For a general Re-valuation of Tithes in Ireland; From 
Gortroe and Desert; Rathcormac; Castlelyons; Ardnaguhy ; 
Ballinalty; Kilquane and Kilaspugmullane; xc. 473. Castle- 
lyons; Carrigtowill; Imogesha; Kilmacomogue; 496. Kil- 
macabea and Kilfaughnabeg, 507. Mitchelstown, 497. 
For extending the time of Appeal under the Tithe Composition 
Act; Of John Holmes Houston, xc. 477. That an Adverse 
Enjoyment for a definite time shall bar all Spiritual or Lay Per- 
sons, or any Corporate Body, from Claim for Tithe; From the 
Nine Townlands of Ardquin, xc. 477. Stating that they 
































signed a former Petition under the impression that it was in nowise 
calculated to injure their Rector, and praying the House so to 
understand the same; From Farmers and Tithe-payers of Lower 
Cumber, xc. 538.———For a Re-valuation of the Tithes of that 
Parish; Of Inhabitants of Ardagh, xc. 584. That the Costs 
incurred by him in a Suit instituted against the Tithe Commis- 
sioner for that Parish may be repaid to him; Of the Rev. 
William Robert Sandys, Vicar of Carrick, xc. 649.————Com- 
plaining of Proceedings which took place on the 18th December 
1834, in distraining for Tithes in that Parish, and praying for 
Inquiry; From Gortroe, xc. 649. 


2024. For Abolition; From Ticehurst, xc. 42. Wrotham, 
Ightham and Stansted, 82. Market Gardeners, and others, 160. 
——For abolishing the Payment of Tithes in kind; Of John 
Burgess, xc. 207.——— In favour of Commutation of Tithes; 
From John Gibbons, xc. 266. Thomas Harris, 310. Hors- 
monden, 316. Kent (Five Petitions), 448. Hastings, St. 
Leonard’s and Bexhill, 565. For the Abolition of Tithes 
and Church Rates; Of Inhabitants of Yeovil, xc. 303. 
Complaining of certain Demands of Tithe made by the Vicar 
of that Parish, and of the expensive mode adopted for en- 
forcing the same; Of Farmers of Ashwell, xc. 317.———For an 
Inquiry into the misapplication of the Tithes of that Parish; Of 
Proprietors and Occupiers of Lands in Uttoxeter, xc. 354. 
Complaining of certain vexatious Proceedings against him by the 
Vicar of East Meon, in regard to the Tithe of Turnips, and pray- 
ing for a Commutation of Tithes; Of Samuel George Pechell, 
XC. 359. 











2025. Expressing alarm at the late Decree of the Court of 
Exchequer in the Tithe Cause of Kemp v. Pechell, and 
praying for a speedy Commutation of Tithes; From Arundel, 
Chichester and Worthing, xc. 424. Petworth, Midhurst and 
Steyning; Motion, That the Petition be printed in the Votes ; 
Withdrawn, 441.——— Complaining of Proceedings against 
him in the Court of Exchequer for Arrears of Tithe ; Of Timothy 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV,—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 








Tithes—centinued. 


Pollock, of the Parish of St. Andrew, Holborn, xc. 434,_———. 
For exempting the Tithe of Turnips in kind; Of Owners and 
Occupiers of Land upon the South Downs, xc. 483.———For 
a general Settlement of the Tithe Question, especially the Tithe 
on Hops; Of Parishioners of Hawkhurst, xc. 484. ——— For 
provision for the more equitable Assessment of Tithes; From 
Cumber, Upper, and Cumber, Lower, xc. 503.——— For a 
Law enacting that Agistment Tithe only should be due for 
Turnips pecked or severed for the use of Cattle, on the same 
ground where produced; Of Owners and Occupiers of Land in 
Culham, Nuneham and other Places, xc. 526. For an Inquiry 
into the Conduct of the Reverend Gilbert Beresford, Rector of that 
Parish, towards his Parishioners in relation to Tithes; Of Inha- 
bitants of St. Andrew, Holborn, above the Bars, xc. 560. 





2026. For Abolition thereof; From, Abbeyside and Ballin 
Road, xcr. 421. Abbey-knock-Moy, 416. Abbey Mahon, 421. 
Abington, 416. Adamstown, 416. Adrighoole, 421. Aghabol- 
lorige and Magourney, 287. Aghada, 446. Aglish, 287. 421. 
Annadown, 421. Annaduff, 287. Any, 352. Ardagh, 421. 446. 
498. Ardcath, 416. Ardee,606. Arklow, 410. . Askeaton, 498. 
Athboy, 416. Athea, 498. Athenry, 421. Athleague, 277. 
Athlone, 416. Athy, 352, Aughagour, 107. Aughnamullen, 
421. Aughnamullen, East, 445.—Ballibay and Tullycorbet, 416. 
Ballinamore, 287. Ballinascreen, 287. Ballindaggin, 311. 416. 
Ballindine, 479. Ballingarry, 498. Ballinrobe, 287. Balli- 
sakery, 223. Balcon, 474. Ballycahane, 498. Ballycullan, 606. 
Ballycormick, 416. Ballygrashane, 107. Ballyhale, 606. Bally- 
halbert, 287. Ballyhea, &amp;c., 446. Ballyhean, 287. Ballyhooley 
and Killatty, 227. Ballyhuskard, &amp;c., 416. Ballylinney, 311. 
Ballymachugh and Drumloman, 416. Ballywalter, Ballyhalbert 
and Innishargie, 287. Ballymakenny, 421. Ballymacoda, 421. 
Ballymore, 416. 421. Ballynacourty, 416. Ballynure, 606. 
Ballyraggett, 583. Ballyroorchi, 446. Banagher and Reynagh, 
416. Bandon, 421. Bannow, St. Imocks and Kilkevan, 421. 
Bantry, 566. Barnacoola, 287.704. Bell Clare, 421. Birr, 416. 
Blackrath, 311. Bohillane, 421. Borcetown, 547. Borrishoole, 
213. Borrisoleigh, 466. Breafy, 287. Bree, 416. Bruree, 
498. Butlerstown, 348.—Caher, 445. Cahir, 416. Cahirciveen, 
416. Carlingford, 421. Carnew, 416. Carne, 416. Carrick 
Beg, 421. Carrickedmond, 416. Carrickonsuir, St. Nicholas, 
446. Carrigallen, 287. Carrigreen, 606. Cashel, 421. Castle- 
dermot, 352. Castledermot and Timolin, 352. Castle-Ellis, 416. 
Castleiny, 445. Castlerahan, 588, Castletown,498. Castletown, 
Delvin and Killulagh, 421. Castletown, Geoghegan and New- 
town, 421. Cappa, 498. Cappagh, 421. Cappoquin, 421. Car- 
low, Town of, 421. Chapel Russell, 498. Charleville, 410. 
Churchtown, 421. Clara, 583. Clashmore, 446. Clemanto, 583. 
Clenore, 566. Clonakilty, 421. Clonbrony, 416. Cloncha, 445. 
Clone, 446. Cloneen, 446. Clones, 431. Clongish, 311. Clon- 
leigh, 588. Clonmany, 376. Clonmeen, 410. Cloone, 287. 
Clonmel, 416. Clonogh and Coolcapa, 498. Clouncath, 498. 
Cloyne, 421. Colligan, 583. Columbkill, St., 446. Cong, 576. 
Cookstown, 588. Cooleapa, 498. Cork, Holy Trinity, 315. 
Cork, St. Mary Shandon, 46. Corrigan, James, 315. Cove, 410. 
Cove and the Great Island, 287. Creagh, 446. Creggan, 588. 
Crogh, 498. Croom and Banogoe, 352. 421. Crossmolina, 446. 
Cullombkill, 474. Cummer, 421.—Davidstown, 416. Desert- 
create, 474. Desertegney,611. Donamore, 614. Donlane, 547. 
Donegore and Kilbride, 287. Donomore, Kiltush, Killona, &amp;c., 
416. Donoughmore, 416. 421. Downpatrick, 583. Drogheda, 
Spiritual Guardians of the Religious Community of the Ladies of 
Sienna Convent, 588. Drom and Inch, 446. Dromin, 421. 
Dromiskin, 421. Dromore, 614. Drumbo,227._ Drumceallogher, 
498. Drumcree, 614. Drumreilly, 287. Dublin, St. Paul, 311. 
Dunboyne, 416. Duncormick, &amp;c., 416. 446. Dundalk, 416. 
Dungarvan, 583. Dunkil, 406. Dunmore, 421. 660. Dun- 
namaggan, 583. Dunsany, 547. Dunsford, 287. Durrow, 446. 
606. Dysart, 606.—Edermine and Ballinaslaney, 416. Eder- 
mine and Oilgate, 466. Edgeworthstown and Mastrine, 445. 
Edmanswell, 498. Eirke, 583. Ennis, 416. Enniscorthy, 421. 
Enniscorthy and Templeshannon, 416. Enniskeen, 606.—Fahans 
and Desertegney, 611. Fermoy,410. Ferns, 416. Fertagh, 583. 
Fethard and Killusty, 446. Fintona, 498. Forgney, 425. Fresh- 
ford, 583.—Gallen, 416. Galway, 416. Garrocloyne, 315. 
Geashill and Ballycane, 416. Glemore, 583, Glin, 566. Glyan, 
421. Golden and Kilfeacle, 446. Gorey, 416. Gormanstown, 
421. Gorthletra, 287. 498. Gortroe, 421. Gouran, 583. Graig, 
583. Grange and Ardmore, 421. Grange of Doagh, 287.— 
Hacketstown, Kiltegan, &amp;c., 270. Handcock, Rev. William, 53. 
Headford, 376. Herbertstown and Hospital, 416.—Inch, 446. 
Inniscarra and Matheha, 330. Innishargie, 287. Innisheel, 416. 
—Julianstown, 119.—Kanturk, 421. Kelelagh and Clonney, 421. 
Kells, 547. Kenmare, 416. Kentstown, 566. Kilabbin, 446. 
Kilballyowen, 421. Kilbannon, 421. Kilbarrymeaden, 416. 
Kilbenny, 660. Kilbride, 287. Kilbride and Sucre: 416. 
Kileock, 421. Kilcoleman, 498. Kilcolman, 425. ileoman 
and Robin, 107. Kilconly, 421. Kilcone, 416. Kilcormac, 416. 
Kilcullen, 352. 437. Kilcummen, 421. Kildalky, 421. Kil- 
duno, Ardcanny and Chapel Russell, 498. Kilfaughnabeg, 611. 
Kilfarboy, 416. Kilfeacle, 446. Kilfenaughty, 522. Kilgireer, 
287. Kilgobnet and Colligan, 583. Kilinudy, 498. Kilkenny, 
St. Canice, 421. Kilkenny, John, St., 445. Kilkenny, St..Mary, 
421. Kilkenny, St. Patrick, 421. Kilkenny, Three Castles, 583. 
Kilkenny, West, 421. Killaconigan, 425. illag, 416. Killal- 
lon, 421. Killaloe, 606. Killanthan, 498. Killanin, 660. Kil- 
lare, 421. Killamey, Kileummen and Aghadoe, 425/ Killasser, 
606. Killatty, 227. Killea, 287. 421. Killeagh and Ardagh, 
446. Killeavy, Upper, 287. Killeden, 425. Killegny, 416. 
Killenane and Cahirciveen, 416. Killcreran, 416. Killisk, 416. 
Killmurray, 


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PETITION S—continued. 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;¢.—(continued) —relative to— 
Tithes—continued. Tithes—continued. 


For Abolition thereof—continued. 

Killmurray, xc1. 466. Killoe, 446. Killua and Killallon, 421. 
Killquade, 466. Killucan, 614. Killusty, 446. Killorne and 
Ballindine, 479. Killyan and Kilroran, 421. Kilmacabea and 
Kilfaughnabeg, 611. Kilmacalogue, 416. Kilmacduane, 421. 
Kilmaclasser, 287. Kilmagany,583. Kilmahon, 421. Kilmain, 
227. 421. Kilmallock, 416. Pelton 416. a 606. 
Kilmanaheen, 421. Kilmany, 522. Kilmore, 566. Kilmore 
Moy, 287. Kilmore and other Places, 446. Kilmore, Kilturk 
and Tomhaggard, 421. Kilmoylanand Cummer, 421. Kilmeena 
and ieee, 287. Kilmisson, &amp;c., 547. Kilmichael, 421. 
Kilmuckridge, 416. Kilrane, 416. Kilranela, 446. Kilroran, 
421. Kilrush, 416. 421. Kilsaran, 416. Kilscoran, &amp;c., 416. 
Kilshanick, 287. Kilteely, 498. Kiltegan, 446.270. Kiltoghart, 
287. Kiltubride, 287. Kilworth, 227. Kinnegard, Clonard and 
Corrylstown, 421. Knockaderry, 498. Knockbreda, 287. Knock- 
fiorini, 498. Knocklong and Glenbrohane, 421.—Lacka, 421. 
Lady’s Island, Carne and St. Iberius, 416. Lady Island, St. Mar- 
garet and St. Iberius, 416. Laracor and Gallon, 441. Lavey, 
583. Levitstown, 668. Limerick, St. John, 287. Lisdowney, 
583. Lisgoold, 446. Liskeary and Adrigoole, 421. Lislee, 421, 
Lismore, 421. Lisnadill, 416. Longford, 614. 416. Lorha, 446. 
Loughan and Dolane, 547. Loughbracken, 425. Loughcrew, 425. 
Lough Keene, 445. Loughmore and Castle Iny, 445. Loughrea, 
421. Louth, 614. Louth, Chairman ofa Meeting of Inhabitants 
of, 421.—M‘Carthy, Dennis, 191. Macroom, 410. Maglas, 416. 
Magourney, 287. Makerross, 614. Manister, 498. Mansfield- 
town, Dawer and Killencoole, 421. Mastrine, 445. Mayo, 287. 
606. Mayne and Foughilstown, 421. Maurragh, 566. Meath, 
425. Middleton, 421. Miden and Milltown, 421. Milena and 
Killnesnana, 416. Milltown, 466. Moate,445. Modrinny, 445. 
Mohill, 287. Moldsligo and Affane, 421. Monaghan, 421. 
Monamolin, 416. Monanimur, 566. Moncoin, 583. Monegea, 
498. Moone, &amp;c., 668. Moorchurch, 119. Mosstown, 421. 
583. Mountrath, 445. Moyarta, 421. Moycullen, 416. Moy- 
lough, 425. Moyne, 445. Mulligan, James Charles, 287. Mul- 
tifarnham, Laney, Laken and Portnashangan, 421. Mulinavit, 
606. Mullinahone, 445. Mungret and Crecora, 287. Murhane, 
287.—Nenagh, 421. Newcastle, in the Barony of Iffa and Offa, 
West, 416. Newtown, 446. Newtownbarry and Kilmeshall, 416. 
Nobber, 547. Nurney, 421.—Oilgate, 466. Oldcastle, Lough- 
crew and Moylough, 425. Oranmore, 421. Ovens and Dysert, 
425.—Phena, 522. Piercestown, 416. Pierstown and Temple 
Patrick, 421. Powerstown, 583.—Raheen, 421. 583. Rahon, 
437. Rathcormac, 421. Rathdowney, 606. Rathfigh, 441. 
Rathkeale, 498. Rathmanes, St. Mary and St. Mary, 474. 
Rathmore, 416. Rathoe, 474. Rathorlly, Kiltegan and Kilranela, 
446. Rathroran, 498. Rengagona, 446. Richardstown, 421. 
Robertstown, 498. Robin, 107. Rockhile, 498. Roscrea, 445, 
446. Ross, New, 416. Rossmire, 416. Rower, 583.—Sandpit, 
606. Scrabby, 474. Seago, 588. Shanagolden, 498. Shandrum, 
410. Shankhill,277. Shrule, 416.425. Skreen, 446. Slieverue 
and Glanmore, 421. Sligo, 421. Stabannon, 416. Stamullen, 
119. Stonehall, 498. Stradbally, 445. Stradbelly and Bally- 
laneen, 421. Street, 421. Suncroft, 466. Suttons, 416. Swords, 
20. Syddan, 416.—Tacumshane, 416. Taghmon, 446. Tallans- 
town, 606. Tallow, 421. Tascoffin, 583. Templecrone, 416. 
Templeoran and Kilbixy, 421. Templetoohy, 445. Thomastown, 
421. Tintern, Rosegarland and Inch, 416. Toomevara, 445. 
Toomevara, Union of, 445. Tralee, 566. Tubrid, 583. Tulla, 
479. Tulleroan, 606. Tullow, 446. Tullowheron, 583. Tumore, 
576. Turlough and Kildacommogue, 287. Tydevnet, 614. 
—Ullard, 583. Urlingford, 583. Urny and Ballindoon, 614.— 
Waterford, Barony of Middlethird, 348. Waterford City, 421. 
Waterford County, 583. Westport,107. Whitechurch, 191. 421. 
Wicklow, 416.—Youghal, St. Mary, 416. 


2027. Praying for the Abolition of Tithes, and that the House 
will adhere to the Municipal Corporations (Ireland) Bill, as ori- 
ginally passed by them; From, Dunleer; Moyleary; Blarney ; 
Termonfeckin; Dunforth and Carbery; Kilmurry, Moviddy, 
Kilbonane, and Canawer ; Kilmeen; Clonmaduff and its Union; 
Kilbolan and Tullalase; Taghmon; Crookstown and Kilmead ; 
Balbriggan; Kildare and Rathangan; Moylough, Aughcart and 
Minla; xcr. 421. Kilferagh and Killard; Killeooly and Kil- 
lucken; Ogula; Grague and Killeshin; Lower Parish of Kilcoo 
and Maghava; Maheracloone; Muff; Upper Parish of Kilcoo; 
Clones, East; Cashel; Sand Pits; 425. Mayo and Doonane; 
Blackrock ; Glanmire; Spring Hill, Cork; Whitechurch; Bal- 
linaboy; Douglas; 431. Naas; Moynalty; Gallen; Kilbride 
and Clara; 436. Bannow and Kilkeven; Churchtown; New- 
market; Castlemagner; Liscarelle; Kilrush; Imogeely and 
Water Grass Hill; Shanbally; Cloheen; Strokestown; Seir 
Kyrane; Carrigallan; Dunleckney, Augha and other Places; 
Callan ; Killany ; Pomeroy; Caher; Borris Idrone, East; Tul- 
low; Ballycahill; Stradbally; Clerihan; Anna, West; 445. 
Athy and Kilberry ; Rathcoffy , Clane and Staplestown; Eglish ; 
Dunlavin; Monasterevan; Tacumshane; Tramore; Dunhill, 
Riesk and Islankane; Saint Mullin’s, Carlow; 465. Ballivane ; 
Chairman and Secretary of the Waterford Householders’ Club; 
470. Drogheda; Swords; Temple Breden; Drumgooland; 474. 
Tipperary; Templemore; Kilmore Moy; 479. Grean, 498. 
Dromin and Richardstown, 533. Kilbrew, Killeagh and Kilbride, 
547. Clenalvy; Kethartan; 566. Donagheavy; Aglish; 584. 
Loughgall; Chairman and Secretary of a Meeting of Inhabitants 
of Duleek; Larragh; Kilmegan; Newtownlimavady; 588. 
Clogher; Ballymakenny; Upper and Lower Kilkedl ; 606. 
Elphin, Shankhill and Kilmucumsey; Kilbride; 638. Kéillilee 
Killinen and Stradbally, 660. Carnew, 733. 


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2028. y &lt;r Alteration of the Law relating to Tithes; From 
Clergy of the Archdiocese of Tuam, and Dioceses of Ardagh, 
Killalla, Achonry and Clonfert, (Twelve Petitions); Limerick 
and its Vicinity; xc1. 212.———For Re-valuation; From Mo- 
viddy; Magourney and Kilcoleman; xcr.212. Movagh; Kil- 
leagh; 287. Clouneltyand Clouneagh, 352. Mogeesha; Morogh; 
421. Leslie, 611.———Praying the House to make such legis- 
lative Enactment as may comely the present evils of the Tithe 
System in Ireland, and lead to a general submission to the Law; 
From Landlords, Grand Jurors, and Landholders of the County 
of Mayo; the County of Longford; xc1. 288.———Submitting a 
Plan for the final Settlement of the Tithe Question in that 
Country, and praying the House to adopt measures for effecting 
the same; Of Clergy of the Church of Toslned XCI. 288. 


2029. For Repeal of the Tithe and Composition Acts, and for 
levying an assessment for the support of Ministers of every religious 
persuasion, building Churches, Education, &amp;c.; Of Inhabitants 
of Kilmoon, xcr. 410.——Complaining of want of Protection 
from the Military and Police, in an attempt made to recover Tithes 
due to him in the Parish of Rahill, and praying for Inquiry; Of 
David Latouche Whitty, xc1. 432.——— Complaining of the 
manner in which the Tithe Composition Act has been carried 
into effect in that Parish, and praying the House to modify the 
existing Tithe Laws; Of Proprietors and Holders of Land in the 
Parish of Castlelyons, xc1. 606.———Praying the House to pass 
a Bill for the aiiedion of Tithes in Ireland more generally to 
their original purposes; Of Members of the Surrey Radical 
Association, xc1. 615. 


2030. Praying the House, in making provision for valuing the 
Fen Lands in the Bedford Level, or the produce thereof, that 
the expense of making the Improvements in the Drainage, the 
liability of the Land to Inundation, and the annual Drainage and 
pes wes Poa Taxes, may be taken into consideration; Of Owners 
of Land in the County of Norfolk, and within the Great Level 
of the Fens, called Bedford Level, xct. 314. -——— For Provision 
for the future tithing of Commons lately enclosed, or likely to be 
enclosed ; Of Christopher Clarkson, Rector of Elworthy, xcz. 
500.——For a final Commutation of Tithes; From West Kent 
(Three Petitions), xc1. 201. Gravesend and Dartford, 213. 


2031. Praying that no measure for a Commutation of Tithes 
may receive the sanction of the House, which does not provide 
a fair and just compensation and equivalent to the Tithe-owners 
for the property which they may be required to commute; Of the 
Archdeacon of Canterbury, xcr. 250. Praying the House to 
pass without delay some measure of Relief from the oppressive 
Operation of the present Tithe System; Of eg: van of Land in 
Chediston, xc1. 353. ——— Praying to be relieved from the 
Payment of Small Tithes; Of Inhabitants of Ware and Great 
Amwell, xct. 551. 


2032. For the Abolition of Tithes, and in favour of the Land- 
lord and Tenant (Ireland) Bill; From Ballendine and Kilvine, 
xc1. 577. Drumbo, 638. For the Abolition of Tithes and 
Church Rates; From Smarden, xc1. 200. 


2033. For Abolition; From Abbeylara, xcu. 68. Abbeyleix, 
55. Aghada, 152. Aglis, 382. Aglish, 152. Ahamlish, 136. 
Ahoghil, 249. Anna, West, 77. Ardagh, 372. Ardagh and 
Dangan, 152. Ardara, 136. Ardcath, 588. Ardclinus, 249. 
Arklow, 163. Armagh, 362. Athenesius, Kilbredy and Balin- 
vana, 68. Athlone,68. Aughagour,63. Aughaloo, 148. Aug- 
hana, 77. Aughavoe, 77. Aughnamullen, East, 312. Aughna- 
mullen, West, 136.—Balentemple, 136. Ballinacourty, 453. Bal- 
linakill and other Places, 77. Ballinamore, 244, Ballingaddy 
and Kilmallock,77. Ballinrobe, 152. Ballisodare, 468. Ballon 
and Rathoe, 602. Ballibay, 312. Ballycommon and Philips- 
town, 148, Ballyhooley, 152. Ballyhuskard and Killish, 416. 
Bally Laneen, 429. Ballylongford, 136. Ballymitty, 492. Bal- 
lymore and Killare, 152. Ballyporeen, 77. Ballyraggett, 468. 
Ballyroan, 55. Bargy and Shielmaleer, Baronies of, 152. Bar- 
nacoola, 249. Barrendarrig, 68. Birr, 63. Blackditches, 68. 
Bovevagh, 249. Bourna and Corbally, 136. Boyle, 311. Bray, 
68. Buttevant, 325.--Caher, 73. Callan, Newtown and Coolagh, 
468. Cappoquin, 77. Carberry, 416. Carberry and Dunforth, 
249. Carne, Lady’s Island, and Saint Iberius, 152. Carrick- 
edmond, 68. Carrickmacross, 77. Carrigeen, 468. Cashel, 136. 
Castledermot, Moone and Levitstown, 568. Castle Iney, 77. 
Castleterra, 249. Castletownroche and other Places, 152. Charle- 
ville, 152. Churchtown, 152. 382. Clahane and Ballyduff, 136. 
Claragh, 136. Clemento and Tubrid, 468. Clonalvey, 588. Clo- 
neen, 77. Clonbroney, 136. Cloncha, 77. Clone, 244. Clo- 
neagh, 372. Clonelty, 136. Clones, 55. Clones, East, 148. 
Clonleigh, 77. Clonmany,77. Clontibret, 313. Cloonclare, 529. 
Cloonguish, 40. Cloyne and Killeskin, 152. Columbkill, 68. 
Cong, 152. Cooleappah, 372. Cork (Three Petitions), 68. Cove, 
68. Creagh and Tullow, 40. Creave and Clooncraff, West, 331. 
Croagh, 372. Croghan, 312. Crookestown, 416. Croom and 
Ballinabanouge, 372. Culdaft, 77. Currin, 55. Curry, 136. 
—Dalkey, 312. Danesfort, 136. Denn, 77. Derrygrath, 77- 
Derryloran, 262. Derrypatrick and other Places, 588. Dona- 
maggan and Kilmaganny, 136. Donoughmore, 73. Dromard, 
136. Drumachose and Belteagh, 249. Drumcliffe,77. Drum- 
coloher, 55. Drumcree, 312. Drumlane, 77. Drumloman and 
Bally M‘Hugh, 77. Duagh, 136. Dublin, Saint Audeon, 77. 
Dublin, St. Catherine, 136. Dublin, Saint George, 249. Dublin, 
Saint James, 416. Dublin, Saint Paul’s, 55. Duleck, 55. Dun- 
boyne and Kilbride, 596. Duncormack, Killag and other Places, 
152. Dundalk, 148. Dungiven, 249. Dunlaven, Dononghmons 

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PETITION S—continued. 














I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Tithes—continued. 
For Abolition—continued. 
and Donard, xcu.163. Dysart Galen, 136.—Easky, 136. Edermine 
and Oilgate, 63. Edgworthstown, 68. Effin, 77. Eirke, Fertegh 
and Glashare, 468. Ematris,313. Emlafad and Kilmorgan, 152. 
Enniscorthy, 63. Errigle Treugh, 148.—Fahans and Dysertagny, 
148. Fermoy, 77. Ferriter, 136. Freshford and Three Castles, 
136.—Galloon, 55. Glanmire, Upper, 68. Glenmore, 468. 
Gorey, 152. Gormanstown, 55. Gonads, 40. Grange and 
Grove, 136.—Hollywood, 312. Howth, 312.—Ightermurrough, 
134. Inistioge, 492. Inniskeel, 249. Innismacsaint, Devonish 
and Boho, 77. Inver, 249. Islandmagee, 262.—Kanturk, 215. 
Kells, 136. Kilbeagh, 152. Kilbegnet and Donamon, 152. 
Kilbryan, 312. Kilcoleman, 372. Eildicnen and Castlemore, 
152. Kilcolman, 152. Kilcolman and Ittagh,136. Kilcoman and 
Robin, 63. Kilcullen, 55. CKildallen, 136. Kildallon, 136. 
Kildorrery and other Places, 152. Kilflyn, 249. Kilfree, 77. 
Kilglass, 290. Kilgurer, 152. Kilkenny, 55. Kilkenny, Saint 
Canice, 136. Kilkenny, Saint John, 249. Kilkenny, West, 
618. Killamorey and ullohought, 468. Killaraught, 77. Kil- 
lashee, 290. Killeagh, 152. illeden, 29. Killeen and Dun- 
sany, 588. Killenaule, 136. Killery, 77. Killgarvan, 249. 
Killilatham, 55. Killiney and Stradbally, 136. Killoe, 68. 
Killowen, Dunboe and Macorquin, 453. Killuggan and Rahue, 
618. Killyshandra, 77. Kilmacdonough, 152. Kilmackallen, 
77. Kilmacow, 468. Kilmacshalgon, 468. Kilmactigue, 134. 
Kilmactranny, Shancough and Killadoon, 77. Kilmahon, 152. 
Kilmeen, 152. Kilmeena, 440. Kilmesson, 588. Kilmore, 55. 
Kilmore, 136. Kilronan, 148. Kilscoran, 429. Kiltivock, 492. 
Kiltoghart, 73. Kiltubride, 244. Kilvine, 152. Kilworth, 152. 
Knockbreda, 312. Knockmark and Cullmullen, 55.—Lacken, 68. 
Laracor and Gallow, 588. Lavey, 290. Layd, 249. Limerick, 
312. Lisdowney, 136. Lisgoold, 152. Lismore, 148. Long- 
ford, 40. Lusk, 312. Lusk, East, 312.—M(‘Carthy, Denis, 40. 
Magherafelt, 492. Maglas and other Places, 249. Maheracool- 
money and Drumkeeran, 262. Mallow, 152. Mevagh and Clon- 
dahorky, 285. Middleton, 152. Miden and Milltown, 152. 
Moancoin, 68. Monaghan, 55. Mountmelick, 249. Moville, 
136. Muckno and Upper Clonlebut, 290. Mullinabreena, 152. 
Multifarnham, Laney, Coches and Portnashangan, 152. Mun- 
terconnaught and Castlerahan, 77. Murhur and Knockanure, 249. 
—Naul, 312. Navan, 55. Neale, 152. Nenagh and Lisbonny, 
136. Newmarket (Cork), 152. Newport ipperary), 136. 
Nohill, 660. Nolteen, 262.—Odorney, 136. Offerlane,77. Old 





Town and Palmerstown, 249.—Ratlhicline, 136. Rathdowney, 55. 
Rathdrum, 163. Rathfarnham, 312. Rathkeale, 372. th- 
mines, Saint Mary and Saint Peter,77. Ratoath, 372. Ratoo, 
Killury and Ballyheig, 136. Roar, 468. Rosbercon, 77. Ros- 
common, 290. Rosenallis, 249. Roslare and Ballybrennan, 429. 
Ross (New), Saint Mary, 152.—Saint John, Kilenvoy, &amp;c., 136. 
Scrabby and Columbkill, East, 40. Shrule, 68. Skryne and 
Rathfeigh, 313. Sligo, Saint John, 77. Spiddle, 84. Strad- 
bally, 77. Stranorlar, 492. Street, 618. Swords and Malahide, 
148.—Tarbert, 136. Taunagh, 77. Templeboy, 77. Temple- 
; crone, 136. Templemore,77. Templeoran, 152. Termonfeckin, 
l 136. Thurles, 73. Tomeour and Drumratt, 136. Tralee and 
Ratass, 136. Tramore, 405. Tullamore, 382. Tulleroan, 468. 
Tydavenet, 134. Tyholland, 136.—Urlingford, 468. Urney and 
’ Annegeliffe, 77.—Valentia, 136.—Westport, 44. Whierry and 
Tissassin, 136. Wicklow, 68.—Youghal, Saint Mary, 400. 


2034. For the Abolition of Tithes, and the Adoption of the 
Ballot; From, Carnmoney, xcu. 313. Ballylinney, 313. Bally- 
merton, 313. Ballynure, 313. Doaghand Nelteen, 313. Done- 
gore, 313. Kilbride, 313. Killelagh and Maghera, 491. Sta- 
mullen, 313. Templepatrick, 313.———For the Abolition of 
Tithes and a Reform in the Corporations in Ireland, for the 
adoption of Vote by Ballot, and for a provision for the Poor; Of 
Inhabitants of Mungret and Crecora, xc11. 27. 


2035. Praying the House to order the Authorities in the Court 
of Exchequer in Ireland not to persevere in a Case against them 
for Tithes; Of William Keaveny and John Hussey, xcu. 55. 
———For a Bill for the permanent Commutation of Tithes in 
Ireland, upon the same principles, and with the same provision 
for the appropriation of the Surplus, as the Bill of last Session ; 
From Richmond, York, xc11.285._———For the adoption of Mea- 


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h, sures for the Recovery of Tithe Arrears; Of Lay Impropriators of 
- Five Parishes in the Counties of Cork and Waterford, xc. 492. 
6. For Amendment of the Act of last Session for the Commu- 
7. tation of Tithes; From Kent, xcu1. 49.——For the Repeal of 
» the Act of last Session; Of Edward Duncan, Clerk, xcu. 332. 
6. ———Against the proposed Survey; From Henbury; Referred 
vif to the Select Committee on the Tithe Commutation Survey; 
nd xc. 263. Martindale, 263. Praying that the proposed 


| Survey may be made at the Public Expense; Of the Grand 
9. Jury of Salop at the Lent Assizes, 1837, xc. 273.———Alleging 








8. that the Funds originally levied upon them for the support of 
rey Religion, are now applied to totally different purposes, and have 
“ been perverted to a source of private emolument, and praying for 
* Inquiry ; Of Owners and Occupiers of Land subject to Tithes 
i within the Parish of Whitby, xcr. 464. 

» See supra, 21. 102. 415. 420. 445. 447. 449. 733. 920. 1046, 
rd, 1047, 1226. 1348. 1448. 1558. 1563. 1626. 1956, 

nd Title Deeds :—See supra, 135. 

‘he Tiverton Charity School : 

a 2036. Complaining of the Misapplication of the Funds of the 
oe Charity School in that Borough, and praying for Relief; From 
a Tiverton, xc. 669. 

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GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Tobacco : 


2037. For a Drawback of the Duties thereon; From Manu- 
facturers of Tobacco of Liverpool, txxv. 366.———For Reduc- 
tion of the Duties; From Manufacturers of Tobacco at Bristol, 
Lxxvil. 251, Pp. Tobacco Merchants of Bristol, 262, rp. Manu- 
facturers and others of Chester, 339, p. Manufacturers of Hull, 
863, P. For the Repeal of the Duties; From, Manufacturers 
of Tobacco and Snuff in Chester, txx1x. 14, p. Tobacco Manu- 
facturers of Liverpool, 78. Manufacturers of Tobacco and Snuff 
in Bristol, 90, p. Importers of Tobacco in Bristol, 162, Pr. 
Manufacturers of Tobacco and Snuff in Devizes, 132,r. Chamber 
of Commerce of Dublin, 281. Chamber of Commerce of Belfast, 
430, Pp.———For protecting the Cultivation of Tobacco in the 
Canadas; From William MCormick, LXxIx. 217, p.———For 
Reduction of the Duties; From, Manufacturers of Tobacco and 
Snuff in Bristol, rxxx. 24. Importers of Tobacco in Bristol ; 
Manufacturers of Tobacco and Snuff in Chester; 95. Manu- 
facturers of Tobacco and Snuff in Devizes, 95, rp. Tobacco and 
Snuff Manufacturers in Liverpool, 111, rp. Importers and Dealers 
-in Tobacco in London, 124, p. Importers of Tobacco, Belfast, 
193,P. Merchants, &amp;c.,.in the Port of Newry, 355, p.———For 
a Reduction of the Duties; From, Pye, Son &amp; Company, Exeter, 
LxxxI. 15. Importers, Merchants and others of London, 37. 
Manufacturers of Tobacco and Snuff of Chester, 87, rp. Manu- 
facturers of Tobacco and Snuff in London and Westminster, 
Southwark and the County of Middlesex, 91, p. Manufacturers 
of Tobocco and Snuff in the Town of Sheffield, 96. City of Bristol, 
96. (p. 101.) Port of Kingston-upon-Hull; and of Importers 
and Manufacturers of Tobacco in the Town of Belfast, 96, p. 
Manufacturers of Tobacco and Snuff in the City of Norwich, 101. 
Borough of Devizes, 101, p. Merchants and Manufacturers of 
Tobacco in Dublin, 112, p. Manufacturers of Tobacco and Snuff 
in Leeds, 130, p. Licensed Tobacco Manufacturers of Dublin, 

188, P. For a Remission of Duties; From Snuff Manufac- 
turers of London and Westminster; Offered; but the King’s 
Recommendation not being signified, the Petition was not received ; 
LXXXI, 353.———Complaining of the seizure of Tobacco; From, 
Solomon Davies of the Borough, txxx1. 603, p. Samuel Fish 
and William Collins, of Saint John Street, West Smithfield, 
605, p.——-For Repayment of the Amount of the reduced Rate 
of Duty upon their respective Stocks of Tobacco; From Tobacco 
and Snuff Manufacturers of Ireland, txxxi. 329, p.———For 
a Reduction of the Duties; From, Merchants and Tobacco Manu- 
facturers of Belfast, uxxxi. 427, Pp. Bristol, uxxxv. 179, r. 
Devizes, 424. Against Duty on Stemmed Tobacco; From, 
Manufacturers of Tobacco and Snuff in Bristol, xxxx11. 471, Pp, 
Tobacco Manufacturers of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 483. Importers 
and Merchants trading in Manufactured Tobacco, residing in the 
Port of London, 489, p,———- Against Alteration of the Law pro- 
hibiting the Cultivation of Tobacco in Ireland ; From Land-owners 
and others of New Ross, in the County of Wexford, txxxiv. 
238, p.———Complaining of Loss sustained by the lapse of Duty 
on Tobacco, and for Re-payment; From, Ipswich; sad and 
Westminster; Norwich ; txxxv. 54, pr. Liverpool, 122.—— For 
Repeal of the Duty, and complaining of general Distress; From 
Joseph Cox, txxxv. 242, P. Against Duty on Tobacco 
grown in Ireland ; From, Enniscorthy, txxxv.331,P. Waterford, 

City, and Grange Silvo, 367, Thomas Brodigan, 405, pr. Kil- 

kenny, ose Reduction of Duty on Cultivation of 

Tobacco of Home Growth; From, Alnwick, txxxv. 455. 475. 

Bristol, 330, p. Chester, 400. Liverpool, 432, r. London and 

Westminster, 367, p. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 415, p. Tadeley, 

Tomlin &amp; Co., 330, p. Westminster, 367, p.———For the pro- 

hibition of the Importation of Stripped Tobacco from the United 

States; From, Liverpool, txxxix. 188. London, 390.——For 

Abolition of the Excise Restrictions on the Manufacture of To- 

bacco; From Liverpool; Birmingham; xc1. 119.——— For 

Repeal or Reduction of Duty thereon; From, Ashton-under-Lyne, 

xcil. 221.— Barnsley, 208. Bolton, 274. Bradford, 136. 

Bristol, 224.—Coventry, 401.— Devizes, 136.—Glasgow, 208. 

—Hudderstield, 153.— Kingston-upon-Hull, 153. Knutsford, 

512.— Liverpool, American Chamber of Commerce, President of, 

136. Liverpool, Merchants, 136. Liverpool, Importers, 136. 

Liverpool, Residents, 136. London, Importers in the Port of, 

136. London, Tobacco and Snuff Manufacturers in the Port of, 

136.—Macclesfield, 33. Manchester, 97. Monmouth, 221.— 

Newcastle, Stafford, 250. _Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 136.—Oldham, 

316.—Rochdale, 439.—Salford, 383. Sheffield, 156. Stockport, 

136.—Towns in the Potteries, Staffordshire, 224.—Worcester, 33, 

———Complaining of Restrictions on their Trade by the Excise 

Regulations, and praying for relief from the Permit and Survey 

System; Of Manufacturers of Tobacco in Hanley, xcu. 63. 

See supra, 1882. 

















Tobacco and Snuff Duties: 
2038. Respecting his Plans for preventing Frauds; From 
Robert Morgan Price, of Vauxhall Bridge Road, txxxu. 358, Pp. 
For Reduction of the Duty thereon; Of Manufacturers of 
Tobacco and Snuff in Devizes, xc. 473.———For the Repeal or 
Reduction of the Duty on Tobacco and Snuff; Of Manufacturers 
of Tobacco and Snuff in the Port of London, xc1. 218.———— 
pre | of the Injury sustained by them by the Adulteration 
of Manufactured Tobacco and Snuff, and the Smuggling of the 
Raw Material, and praying Relief; Of Manufacturers of _ en 
and Snuff in the Port of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, xc1. 268, 


Todd, William Goodlad : 


2039. For the Remission of Duty on Starch consumed by 
Fire; txxx1v. 409, P.—.Lxxxv. 630, p. j 





Toleration 
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906 


PETITIONS—continued. 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Toleration Act : 
2040. For an Inquiry respecting that Act; From Protestant 
Dissenters of the Unitarian Persuasion, txxx. 583, P. See 
supra, 623, &amp;c. 1718. 1972, &amp;e. 


Tolls and Customs: 

2041. For the Abolition thereof, and to render all Fairs 
and Markets free; Of Thomas Flanagan, Lxx1x. 528.——— 
Complaining of Extortion in the Customs and Tolls at Fairs 
in Ireland; From Thomas Ryan, of Thurles, txxxu. 456, P. 

For the Abolition thereof in Fairs and Markets; From, 
John Brady, txxxv. 139, p. Edward Cavanah, 597. Drogheda, 
597. Thomas Flanagan, 520. Naas, 373, p.—Youghall, rxxxvu. 
342, p.—Middleton, txxxvu. 364. Youghal, 178.—Dominick 
Philip Ronayne, txxx1x. 87. 295. Youghal, 95.———For the 
Appointment of a Select Committee on that subject; From 
a Flanagan, Lxxxvi. 884. For the Abolition of Tolls 
and Customs at Fairs and Markets in Ireland; Of Dominick 
Philip Ronayne, xc. 426. 

ee supra, 620. 1041. 1390. 


Tontine Annuities : 

2042. That the Accounts may be made up and furnished to 
Annuitants on receiving their Dividends; Of Persons interested 
in the Annuities constituted by Acts of the Irish Parliament, 
LXXXV. 623, P. 


Topsham, Port of:—See supra, 921. 
Tortola :—See supra, 993. 


Totness and Kingsbridge Roads: 
2043. Against an intended Application to Parliament; From 
Inhabitants, Lxxvi. 243. 


Toucher, Captain Richard : 

2044. For Compensation in reference to Services performed by 
him in respect of the new Harbour at Kingstown; Offered; but 
the King’s Recommendation not being signified, the same was not 
received ; Of Captain Richard Toucher, xc. 316. 


Tower Hamlets Sewers: 
2045. Relative to the Assessment of the Sewers Rate; From 
William Hilton Price, txxx1. 398, p. 


Tower Hamlets Small Debts Act: 
2045*. For the Amendment thereof; From Edmund Byrne, 
LXXXvill. 695, 


Trade : 

2046. For the Re-appointment of the Committee on Foreign 
Trade ; Of Directors of the Chamber of Commerce at Birming- 
ham, Lxxvu. 16. Against inserting Clauses in Bills relating 
to Trade, unless the Matter has been previously referred to a 
Select Committee; From Birmingham, txxv. 301, P. 
Against Restrictions thereon; From Waterford, Lxxx. 265, P. 

For the Encouragement of Free Trade; From Inhabitants of 
Kilwinning, Lxxx11. 548, p.—&lt;«—In Favour; From Thomas Bailey, 
of Basford, xc. 590.—— For an unrestricted Trade inCorn, and 
in every Article constituting the Food of Man; From Inhabitants 
of Liverpool, Lxxx1x. 138. 142. 145,—For the Repeal of Free 
Trade Acts; From Seamen of North and South Shields, txxxu. 
375, p.——— For the Abolition of those Laws which impede the 
Freedom of Trade; From Inhabitants of Cockermouth, ixxx111. 
329, p.———For an Inquiry into the Principles of the Free Trade 
System, as affecting the Commerce and Navigation of the Conn- 
try ; From Worcester, txxxvu. 329, p.—————For abolishing all 
Restrictions upon Trade, and particularly the Monopolies of the 
East India Company; From Kilmarnock, Lxxxvi. 168.—— 
For the Promotion and Extension of Free Trade; Of Magistrates 
and Town Council of the Burgh of Hawick, xc1. 330. See 
supra, 555. 

Trades : 
2047. For the immediate and total Abolition of the exclusive 


Privileges of the Incorporated Trades in Scotland; From Inha- 
bitants of the City of Saint Andrew’s, Lxxx1x. 397. 


Trades’ Procession : 

2048. Stating that the Tricolour Flag was not introduced 
among the Banners borne in the Trades’ Procession to His Ma- 
jesty, and praying for an Inquiry into the Facts; Of George 
Machin and William Thurnell, rxxkvi. 187, P. 

Trades’ Unions: 

2049. Complaining of the illegal Combination of the Trades’ 
Unions ; From Alverthorpe, txxxrx. 270. 324. Armley (Three 
Petitions), 270.324. Ashcroft &amp; Son, Messrs. Radcliffe, Coopers 
in the Employ of, 535.—Batley (Three Petitions), 270.—(Two 
Petitions), 535. Bradford, York, 324. Bramley (Two Peti- 
tions), 270. 324. Burley-cum-Headingley (Two Petitions), 261. 
—Cleckheaton and Liversedge, 261.—Drighlington, 270. Drigh- 
lington and Gildersome, 270.—Gildersome and Drighlington, 294. 
Gomersal (Three Petitions), 294. Guiseley (Two Petitions), 270. 
324. 535.—Halifax, 235. Headingley-cum-Burley (Two Peti- 
tions), 261. Holbeck, 535. Horbury, 270. 324.—Idle, 261.— 
Kirkstall (Two Petitions), 261.—Leeds (Fourteen Petitions), 270. 
294. (Four Petitions), 324. (Six Petitions), 535. Liversedge 
and Cleckheaton, 261. (Two Petitions), 535. Londonand West- 
minster, 270.—Mills, J. &amp; W., Poplar, Coopers in the Employ of, 
535.—Ossett, 294. 324.—Pudsey, 535.—Rawden, 535. Rich. 
mond, Mr., Old Street Road, Coopers in the Employ of, 535.— 
Simmon, Thomas, 535.——— Praying for an Inquiry into 
the Nature and Objects of various Associations denominated 
Trades’ Unions; From Master Coopers, txxxix. 121.—— For 





Trades’ Unions—continued. 

the Appointment of a Committee to examine into the Principles 
and Objects of the National Consolidated Trades’ Union; From 
the Chairman and Secretary of a Meeting of the Productive 
Classes, txxx1x. 162.———For Measures to remedy the Evils 
arising from Trades’ Unions; From Merchants, Mill-owners, 
Master Manufacturers and Cloth Finishers of Leeds, txxx1x. 242, 
245,———For Measures to protect Masters and Workmen from 
the evils of Trade Unions; From the Trustees of the White Cloth 
Hall in Leeds, txxxrx. 299. 

See supra, 549, &amp;c. 747. 


Trafalgar Square : 

2050. Praying that they may not continue under the Grievance 
of being deprived of a direct Passage from Castle Street into 
pn Square; From Freeholders, Leaseholders and others 
of St. Martin-in-the-Fields and St. Anne, Westminster, cxxxvitt. 
717. 


Tralee Borough : 
2051. Complaining of the system of Bribery and Corruption 
which has existed in the Management and Representation of that 
Borough; From Thomas Day, of Tralee, txxx1. 373. (P. 388.) 


Transubstantiation : 
2052. For Repeal of the Declaration relating thercto; From 
General Thornton, txxxil. 445, P.—Lxxxvi. 47. 686. See 
supra, 1735. 


Tread Mills : 

2053. Complaining of Punishment by the Tread Mill; Of 
Martin Stapylton, one of the Justices of the North Riding of 
Yorkshire, txxvit1. 320, p,.———Against the Employment of Per- 
sons on the Tread Mill before Trial; Of Martin Stapylton, 


LXXIX. 29. See supra, 482. 


Trevancore, Rajah of :—See supra, 1136. 


Trials: 

2054. For the production of Documents belonging to the 
House, in the case of the Womersley and Dun Railway; Leave 
given the proper Officer to attend at the York Assizes, with 
the Documents mentioned in the Petition, txxvir. 75. 


Triennial Parliaments :—See supra, 920. 1547, 1548. 


Triebner, Timothy Trangott : 

2055-6. Complaining of a Quantity of Poppy Seed, imported 
by him from Hamburgh, having been taken possession of by the 
Custom House Officer, on yee ogee of Duty; and also pray- 
ing that Petitions presented to the House may be read at length ; 
xc. 610. 


Trinidad : 

2057. For an Alteration of the Constitution; Of Protestant 
and Catholic Inhabitants, Lxxvi1I. 383, Pp. For a Commis- 
sion to examine into their Grievances ; Of Planters and Merchants 
of Trinidad and others domiciled in the Island, txxvui1. 223, p. 
———-For the adoption of such Measures as may effect a consi- 
derable Reduction of the present Burthens of the Inhabitants of 
that Island, and for a Local Legislative Government; From In- 
habitants of the Island, txxxvui. 350, P. See supra, 1164. 


Trinity College, Dublin : 

2058. That the Sacramental Test enforced by the Board of 
Dublin College be henceforward dispensed with as a Qualification 
for Scholarships; From Members of the National Politcal Union 
of Ireland, txxxvii. 432, P. ' 


Trinity House : 

2059. For an investigation of the Principles upon which the 
Constitution of the Corporation of the Trinity House is founded, 
and upon what system it has been conducted; From Thomas 
Urquhart, a younger Brother of the Corporation of the Trinity 
House, Lxxxvinl. 215. For an Inquiry into the Principles 
upon which the Constitution of the Corporation of Trinity House 
of Deptford Strond is founded ; From London, txxx1x. 48, Liver- 
pool, 304. See supra, 1218. 1607. 


Trinity House Pilots: 
2060. Complaining of a Vessel being run down by a Foreign 
Brig, having a Trinity House Pilot on Board; From George 
Hearne and Rebecca Clarke, txxxiv. 368, Pp. 


Tripp, William : 
2061. Complaining of his Goods having been distrained upon 
for Assessed Taxes; From William Tripp, Lxxx1x. 483. 569. 


Troutbeck’s Estate : 

2062. Against the Claim of Catherine Robson and Isabella 
Ainsley ; From William Stephens and George White, Solicitors 
for Fanny Bourne; xc1. 684, re. Fanny Bourne,715. Charles Trout- 
beck, 750. Joseph Denny and others, 751. William Henry 
Troutbeck, 757. 


Truck System :—See infra, 2104. 


True Sun Newspaper : 

2063. For Remission of the Sentence of Imprisonment passed 
upon the Proprietors of the True Sun Newspaper for a Libel ; 
From Persons assembled at the Institution, Charlotte Street, 

Fitzroy Square, xxx1x. 407, ——— For releasing the Editors 
from Pileta; From the Chairman of a Meeting of the Working 
Classes of Cheltenham, txxx1x. 460. 


Trust, 














x 


PETITION S—continued. 


907 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Trust, Charles : 
2064. Respecting the Punishment for the Publication of a 
Libel, txxvit. 417. 


Trust Deeds : 

2065. For exempting from Stamp Duty all Deeds whereby 
Property is conveyed for Charitable or Religious Purposes ; From 
William Paxon, xci. 315. Newport, Isle of Wight; Horwich; 
356. Ipswich, 441. Great Wigston, 621. 


Tunbridge Wells Improvement: 
2066. That they may be enabled to qualify as Commissioners 
under the Tunbridge Wells Improvement Act; Of Licensed 
Victuallers of Tunbridge Wells, xc1. 272. 


Turkey Trade : 

2067. For Protection from the Oppression of Russia; From 
Merchants of the City of London interested in the Trade with 
Turkey, Persia and the Levant; Merchants, Manufacturers and 
others of Glasgow ; xc. 271. 


Turner, James : 
2068. Complaining of his Imprisonment on a charge of High 
Treason, Lxxvi. 301, P. 


Turnpike Road Acts :—See supra, 478. 


Turnpike Roads: 


2069. Respecting his Plan for the Improvement of Roads; 
From William Lister, txxvi. 504, Pp. For the Amendment 
of Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 126; From, Alban’s, St., rxxvi1. 278. Aln- 
wick, 119, p.—Boston, 202, p.—Campsall, 211. Charter House, 
Hinton, Farmers, 348. Charter House, Hinton, Owners of Cop- 
pice Wood, 304. Coquetdale Ward, 157. Crossthwaite, 58, p. 
Cumberland, 84, p.—Doncaster, 211. Durham, North, 119, p.— 
Exeter, 69.—Green, Hammerton, 345, p.—Hammerton Green, 
345, p.—Kirk Smeaton, 211.—Lavington, Market, 49, p. La- 
vington, West, 49, p.—Market Lavington, 49, p. Metropolis, 
Persons engaged in carrying Goods from, 304. Mims, South, 
211.—Northumberland, 119, Pp. 292.—Owston, 211.— Penrith, 
7, P. Pontefract, 89.—Taunton, Commissioners of Roads, 387. 
Taunton, Land-owners, 104, p.— —Of Trustees of the Bath 
Roads to be exempt from the operations of the General Turnpike 
Act, Lxxx. 157, p.———Complaining of Tolls on certain Roads; 
Inhabitants of the Uxbridge Road, 1xxx. 301.——For a Re- 
duction of the Tolls on Asses; Of Thomas Poynter, rxxx. 594, p. 
———-Respecting Roads in Ireland; From Proprietors of Con- 
naught Iron and Coal District in Ireland, txxx. 407, p.———For 
the Assimilation of the Turnpike Laws of Ireland with those of 
England and Scotland; From Inhabitants of St. Mary, in the 
County of the Town of Drogheda, txxxu. 177.——— Complain- 
ing of the Amount of Fees paid on obtaining Acts of Parliament ; 
From the Trustees of the following Roads: Ashburton Roads, 
LXxx1I. 199, p.— Dartmouth, Torquay, Shaldon and Newton Abbot, 
300, p.—Exeter Roads, 326.—Frome to Bath Road, 305. Frome 
Roads, 310, p.—Kingsbridge to Dartmouth, Modbury, Salcombe, 
and other Places in the South of Devon, 594.—Malmesbury Roads ; 
Referred; 467. Modbury to Plymouth and towards Totness 
ert on 594.—Newton Abbot, 300, p.—Plymouth, 300, p.— 

eading to Speenhamland and Hungerford (Wilts), and from 
Speenhamland to Froxfield (Wilts), 245.—Shaldon, 300, p. 
Southampton Road, South District, 326, p—Tavistock Road, 
311, Pe. Thursley (Southampton), through Andover, to Newbury 

Berks), and from Newbury to Chilton Pond and Newtown 

iver, 245. Torquay, 300, p.—Uttoxeter Road, 426.—War- 
minster and Frome, to the Bath Road, 305.—— For preventing 
Turnpike Roads being injured by excessive Weights; From 
Trustees of the Manchester Roads, Lxxx11. 135, p.———Com- 
plaining of the Amount of Fees paid on obtaining Acts of Parlia- 
ment; From the Trustees of the following Roads: Birmingham, 
through Wednesbury to High Bullen, &amp;c., txxx11. 238.—Frome 
to the Bath Road, and from Wolverton to Trowbridge, 176, 
177, Pp. Frome Roads, 199, p—Horsham, 230, p.—Muckle 
Corner to Walsall and Wednesbury, and to Leigh Broo 
and Ocker Hill, &amp;c., 238. Plymouth, 254, p.—Salisbury 
Plain, 216, rp. Shaftesbury Division of Turnpike Roads, 245. 
Steyning and Horsham, 230, p.—Warminster and Frome to 
the Bath Road, and from Wolvertun to Trowbridge, 176, p. 
———-For the Alteration of the Turnpike Act; From Peter Hay- 
dock and others of Preston, Lxxx11. 393. (P. 397.) For the 
Repeal of certain Parts thereof; From William Sanders Robinson, 
LXxx111. 413,————-For Inquiry into the Corporation Property of 
Ireland, and either to continue or discontinue Turnpike Tolls in 
that Kingdom, and for applying the produce of Grand Jury Pre- 
sentments to the purposes of Charitable Donations; From Thomas 
Flanagan, Lxxxv. 404. For the Appointment of a Committee 
to inquire into the Turnpike Laws of Ireland; From Thomas 
Flanagan, Lxxxv. 412.———For the general Establishment of 
Turnpike Laws throughout Ireland; From Grand Jury of Fer- 
managh, Lxxxv. 455, Pp, ——— For the Revision or Abolition 
thereof; From, Landholders of Lower Dundalk, txxxv. 420. 
Merchants of Dundalk, 528.——For the better Regulation of 
Turnpike Trusts, and to assimilate the Laws of the Two Countries ; 
From Dublin Landowners, Lxxxv. 633, p.———For Repeal of 
the Stamp Duty on Deeds and Securities issued by Trustees of 
Turnpike Roads ; From Trustees and Creditors of Tiverton Turn- 
pike Roads, txxxv.. 603.———That the Act 4 Geo. IV. may be 
revived, that Grand Juries may have the power of Control and 
Examination; From Hugh Dillon Massey, Foreman of Grand 
Jury of Clare Summer Assizes, 1831, Lxxxvi. 931.———For a 
General Inquiry into all Turnpike Trusts; From Drogheda, 
LXXXVII. 157.—————Complaining of the Amount of Turnpike Tolls 
inIreland; From, Dungarvan, Lxxxvul. 201. Josiah Coghill Cog- 





GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 





Turnpike Roads —continued. 


hill, 238. Leigh, 244. Colligan, 397. Ballinakill, 521. —— 
For exempting Lime for Manure, and Culm for burning the same, 
from the Payment of Toll; From Stokeintenhead, txxxvu. 307. 
That a Standing Order be made for giving publicity before 
inserting the Names of Trustees in any Turnpike Bill, and in fill- 
ing up vacancies; From Land-owners in the Neighbourhood of 
Doncaster, Lxxx1x. 114..———That the Turnpike Road Duty 
may be commuted for ie and paid out of the County Rate; 
From Rate-payers of the United Townships of Neithrop, Cal- 
thorpe, Wickham and Hardwick, txxxrx. 201. Complainin 
of the Amount of Road Money levied upon them, and for Relief; 
From Merchants, Traders and Inhabitants of Old Cumnock, 
LXXXIXx, 242. For exempting Lime used as Manure from the 
Payment of Turnpike Tolls; om Aveton Gifford, txxx1x.260.— 
Haberton, 260.—Jones, John, 334.—Tenbury, 416. Totmonslow, 
North, Hundred(Stafford), 166.—Westalvington, 260. Widecombe- 
in-the-Moor, 260. For the Repeal or Amendment of the 
General Turnpike Act; From Electors, and Owners and Occupiers 
of Lands in Shotts, txxx1x. 266.——For Relief from the per- 
formance of Statute Duty on Turnpike Roads; From Owners of 
Property and Rate-payers in Lathbury, Grayhurst, and other 
Places, Lxxx1x. 295. For exemption from Road Tax; From, 
Tenants and Inhabitants of the Island of Stronia (Caithness), 
LXXXIXx. 295, For the Amendment thereof; From Common 
Carriers, and Owners of Stage Waggons and Caravans, Lxxx1x. 
408.——Complaining of the mischievous tendency of the Laws 
relating thereto, and praying for Inquiry; Of Frederick Henry 
Boyd, xc. myeeatit “e enabling Justices of the Peace to ap- 
ortion the Highway Rate between Turnpike Trusts and Parishes; 
rom Trustees for repairing several Roads in and near the Town 
of Bruton, xc1. 28. Trustees of the Sherborne Division of the 
White-sheet Hill and Lower Compton Road, 471. Trustees of 
Turnpike Roads, 644. Trustees and Creditors of the Turnpike 
Road from Saint Alban’s to Bedford, 704.-———Praying the 
House to institute an Inquiry into the Overcharges on Turnpike 
Toll in the Counties of Dorset and Somerset; Of Inhabitants of 
Bridport, Beminster and other Places, xc1.224._——For a more 
ready and summary mode of proceeding against the Lessees of 
Toll for Extortion by their Collectors; Of the Trustees of the Fy- 
field and Newbridge Road, xc1. 227.—For an Alteration of 
the Law relative to the maintenance and repair of Roads in Ire- 
land; From Cess-payers of the Western Part of the Barony of 
Slienemarigue in Queen’s County, xc1. 295. Complaining of 
certain Omissions and Alterations in the printed Copies of the 
Evidence given by him before the Select Committee on Turnpike 
Tolls and Trusts in the last Session of Parliament, and praying 
for Inquiry; Of Benjamin Wingrove, xc11. 385. t the 
Law, as respects Turnpike Trusts, may be altered, so that the In- 
habitants of Parishes may no longer be liable to the ent of 
Toll within their own Boundaries; Of Inhabitants of f Salehurst, 
XCII. 405. 
See supra, 642. 981. 1027. 1029. 1045. 1098, 1099. 1224. 
1274, 1358. 1428, 1693. 1808. 1918.; infra, 2176, &amp;c. 2194. 


Two Pennies Scots: 
2070. Against transferring the Duty of Two Pennies Scots on 
Ale and Beer to Spirits or other Commodities ; From John Har- 
vey, Statutory Clerk to the Commissioners of Police of Leith, 
LXxxv. 415, P. 


Two Pound Notes: 
2071. For permitting the Circulation of Two Pound Notes; 
From, Chard, txxxviu. 590. Ilminster, 536. 























Twort, C. W. :—See supra, 1619. 1964; infra, 2119. 


Tyler, John: 

2072. Complaining of the Loss of his Office of Deputy Clerk 
of the Warrants, Sisclieasils and Estreats of the Court of Common 
Pleas, by the operation of the Act 6 Geo. IV.; Of John Tyler, 
xcil. 40. 


Union with Ireland : 

2073. [1830.] For Repeal thereof; From, Ahinia, :xxxv. 
488, p. Annadown, 572, p.—Ballyvourney, 488, Pp. Bunralty, 
572, p.—Clondrohid, 488, rp. Clonlea, 542, p.—Drogheda, 213. 
—Foster, Blake, 39, p—Kilconry, 572.  Kildysart, 542, p. 
Kilfidan, 542, p. Kilfinaghty, 572. Killaloe, 542, rp. Killu- 
rane, 542, Pp. Kilmanaheen, 553, p. Kilnamartra, 488, P. 
Kilnore, 553, p. Kilshanny, 572.—Macroom, 488, P. Moynoe, 
553, p.—Newmarket-on-Fergus, 572.—Ogonelo, 553, p.—Scariffe, 
5538, p.—Teacle, 553, P. Tom Grany, 553, Pp. Tulla, 535, p. 
———[1830-31.] From, Abbey Knockmoy, Lxxxvi. 164, Pp. 
Anacarty, 342. Ardcath and Piercetown, 172,P. Armagh, 
461, rp. Athy, Tradesmen, 390.—Ballingurry, 184. Ballinakill, 
333, p. Ballyneal, 127. Ballyraggett, 161, Pp. Ballysumachon, 
Ballinakill and Kilross Unions, 127. Beagh, 108, 161, Pr. Bell- 
clare, 170. Borris Barony, 342. _ Borriscloleigh, 342. Bray, 
451, p. Butler’s Town, 161, p.—Caher, 409, pr. Callan, 409. 
Carlow, 57, p. Carrick-on-Suir, 87. Carrickbegg, 118, P. 
Cashel, 409, p. Clara, &amp;c., 390. Clemanto, 238. Clonculty 
and Rossmore, 190. Clondalkin, 77, p. Clondigad, 161, Pp. 
Cloneen, 333. Clonetubbrid, &amp;c., 161, ». Clonmel, 222. Co- 
nohy, &amp;e., 161, ». Cork, Hatters, 235. Cork, Painters, 390, p. 
Cork, Tailors, 362. Corrogeen, 238. Cullin, Cork, 148.— 
Doneskeigh and Knockavilla, 342. Donohill and Anacarty, 342. 
Draingard and Cloneen, 333. Dublin, Bookbinders, 161, P. 
Dublin, Bricklayers, 148. Dublin, Button Makers,298. Dublin, 
Carpet Weavers, 148. Dublin, Housesmiths, 148. Dublin, 
Lathmakers, 390. Dublin, Journeymen Butchers, 127, p, Dublin, 
Journeymen House Painters, 161, rp. Dublin, Operative To- 
bacco Manufacturers, 390. Dublin, St. Michael, and St. John, 


LXXXVE, 


908 








PETITION S—continued. 


s 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Union with Ireland—continued. 
[1830-31.] For Repeal thereof—continued. 

Lxxxvi. 161, Pr. Dublin, Paper Stainers, 172, r. Dublin, Sadler 
and Harness Makers, 172, p. Dublin, Sedan Chairmen, 127. 
Dublin, Shipwrights, 390, p. Dublin, Stucco Plasterers, 243. 
Dublin, Tinplate Workers, 243, rp. Dublin, United Parishes of 
St. Andrew's, Anne’s, Mark’s, and Peter, 161, P. Dublin, 
Weavers, 264. Dublin, Working Curriers, 172, rp. Dublin, 
Working Hosiers, 333, p. Dungarvan, 390. es and 
Kilmesson, 256.—Eliogarthy, Tipperary, 184, P. 342. Ennis, 
133, p.—Fethard and Killusty, 184. Fethard, Trades, Tipperary, 
342.—Galtrim, 451. Garristown, 148. Glenalvy, 161, p. Gow- 
ran, &amp;c., 390. Granard, 148, p. Grane, Urlingford and 
Clomanto, 238. Grange Gorman, 148.—Howard, John, 148.— 
Kilbacon, Rossinan and Killaky, 465, rp. Kilcash, 184. Kil- 
farboy, 417. Kilfenaghty, 465. Kilkenny, St. Mary, 465, P. 
Killusty, 184, rp. Killaky, 465, r. Kilmesson, 256. Kilmore, 
61,P.  Kilmurry, Ibricane, 417. Kilrane, in the Barony of 
Forth, Wexford, 348, rp. Kilross, 127. Kilsheelan and Kilcash, 
184. Knockavilla, 342. Knockboy, 161, r. Kyne, Peter, 
164.—Leighin Bridge, 323, rp. Limerick, 368. Limerick, St. 
John’s, 368. Limerick, Bakers, 164, p. Limerick, St. Mary, 
167, vp. Limerick, St. Michael’s, 390. Limerick, Masons, 264. 
Limerick, Tailors, 199. Lisdowne, 161, p.—Moncoin, 238. 
Muckalee, 333, p.—Naas, 148.—Old Town, 161, p.— Palas 
Green and Timplebraden, 348. Piercestown, 127. Portar- 
lington, 148.—Rathfigh, 256. Rossinan, 465, rp. Rossmore, 
190.—Skreen and Rathfigh, 256. Slieverue, 148, Pp. Strad- 
bally, 355, rp. Syddon and Union, 424.—Tacumshane, 348, Pp. 
Templemichael, 184.  Timplebraden, 348. Tipperary, 127, P. 
Tiscoffin, 390. Tuam, 148, r.—Urlingford and Clomanto, 
238.—Waterford, County and City, 49, p. Waterford, St. 
Patrick, 148,P. Waterford, St. John, 158. Whitchurch, 118. 
—Youghal, 164, P. From, Abby Lara, .xxxvi. 600. 
Abington, 657.—Baldoyle, 730. Ballymaccormick, 866, P. Bel- 
fast, 678.—Cappoquin, 890, rp. Castledermot, 890, rp. Castle 
Iney, 866, er. Collumbkill, 572.—Dologh, St., 730. Drogheda, 
600, p. Dublin, Porters, Wine and Grocery, 549, Pp. Dublin, 
Working Coachmakers, 646, p. Dublin, Literary Teachers, 
718, rp. Dublin, Letter-press Printers, 721, rp. Dublin, Linen- 
cotton Dyers, 721, P. Dublin, Nailors, 762. Dublin, St. James 
778, p. Dublin, Mary Street, 778, ep. Dublin, Working 
Jewellers, 890, er.—Grange Gorman, 762.—Howth, 730.—Kil- 
barrack, 730.—Limerick, Shoemakers, 767. Longford, 866, p. 
Loughmore, 866, rp.—Newcastle, Limerick, 657.—O’ Moran, Ri- 
chard, 611, p.—Portmarnock, 730.—Raheen, 830, p.—Street, 
866, p.—Templemichael, 866, P. Against the Repeal thereof; 
From, Cork, txxxvi. 134, p.—Derry, Apprentice Boys, 342, rv. 
—Headford, 376, p.—Lees, Reverend eh Harcourt, 246.— 
Wicklow, 428, p.—Youghal, 204. For the Repeal thereof ; 
From, Corporation of Joiners, Ceilers and Wainscotters of 
Dublin, txxxvit. 136, pp ———From, Aughagoure, Lxxxvit1. 143. 
Ballymitty, &amp;c., 221. Bannow, &amp;c., 221. 259. Bective, 143. Burnt 
Court, 605.—Caher, 605. Callan, 178. Clone, 221. 259.— 
Donegal, 695. Drogheda, 235. Dublin, 28. 171. 259. 394.— 
Edremine, Union of, 583. Enniscorthy, &amp;c., 394.—Gowell, 259. 
Grange Gorman, 259.—Howth, 450.—Kilcormack, 221. 259. 
Kilgulane, 178. Killamey, 562. Kilkenny, 178. Killymard, 
695. Kilmesson, &amp;c.,201. Kilrane,221.59. King’s Court, 259. 
—Lady’s Island, 235. Lisdowney, 178. Londonderry, 171.— 
Navan, 57. Nenagh, &amp;c., 169.—Rosdroit, &amp;c., 562.—Skreen 
and Rathfigh, 249.—Stockport, 188. Swords, &amp;c., 450.—Ta- 
cumshane, 221.—Tintern, 221.—Wexford, 562. 


2074. For the Repeal thereof; From, Abbey-knockmoy, 
Lxxxix. 206. Abington, 206. Adamstown and Raheen, 205. 
Aglish Martin, 66. Anacarty,99. Annacurra, 123. Annaduff, 
175. Ardagh, 205. Ardagh and Loughbraccan, 200. Ardattan 
and Tullow, 205. Ardbraccan and Courtown, 212. Ardcolm and 
Ardkavan, 205. Ardkavan, 205. Ardmulcan and Painstown, 
80. Ardmulchan, 200. Arklow, Union of, 200. Artramont 
and other Places, 205. Ashton-under-Lyne, 28. Athboy and 
Rathmore, 199. Athenry, 80. Athleague, 200. Athlone, St. 
Mary’s and St. Peter’s, 230. Aughagane, 230. Aughavale, 221. 
Aughnamullen, East, 230. Aughnamullen, West, 199.—Bal- 
doyle, 194. Balla and Roslea, 215. Ballibay and Tullycorbet, 
199. Ballimagarvey and Kentstown, 418. Ballina, 206. Balli- 
nacourty, 204. Ballindoon and Omey, 200. Ballingarry, 99. 
Balliskeery, 300. Ballyboghill and Westpalstown, 200. Bally. 
boy and Killoughey, 205. Ballycalan, 205. Ballycroy, 351. 
Ballyculter, 205. Ballyhale, 205. Ballyhogue, 110. Bally- 
landers, 260. Ballymachugh and Dromloman, 80. Ballyma- 
cormick and Templemichael, 194. Ballymakenny, 80. all- 
more, 166. Ballymore, Eustace and Holywood, 110. Ballyna- 
haglish and Kilbelfad, 230. Ballynahinch and Killoscully, 206. 
Ballynakill, 205. Ballanaslang and Edermine, 80. Ballytarsna, 
66. Ballyvourney, 215. Baltinglass, 200. Bandon, 215. Barn- 
darrig and Kilbride, 33. Belfast, 205. Bell Clare, 80. Bird- 
hill and Newport, 206. Boher, 137. 206. Bohermore and Col- 
lege Road, Galway, 230. Borris,205. Boyle, 206. Bray, 205. 
Bree and Galbally, 80. Brentford Political Union, Members of 
the, 200. Burnchurch, 66.—Cahir, 407. Caherlistrane and Do- 
eo 204. Callan, 205. Camolin, 110. Canice, St., 80. 
Carlisle, 205. Carlow, 206. Carnew, 33. Carnew, Half-parish 
of, 33. Carnolway and Killishee, 166. Carrickmacross, 199. 
Carrick-on-Suir, St. Nicholas, 206. Carrigeen, 62. Cashel, 205. 
423. Cashel and Roesgreen, Parishes of, 205. Castlecomer, 205. 
Castledermot, 200. Castle-ellis and other Places, 200. Castle 
Iney and Loughmore, 206. Castlemagner, 215. Castlepollard 
and other Places, 206. Castletown, 199. Cecil and Killyfaddy, 
220. Churchtown and Clonmaduff, 200. Clemanto and Tubrid, 70. 





Union with Ireland—continued. 


For the Re thereof—continued. . 

Clerihan and Newchapel, rxxxrx. 206. Clogher, 230. Clonaery 
and Inistioge, 205. Clonakilty, 215. Clonaslee, 205. Clonbeg, 
206. Clondalkin, 33. Clone, 80. Clonegal and Kildavin, 205. 
Clones, East, 212. Clonmaduff, 200. Clonmany, 351. Clonmel, 
205. Clonmore, 70. Clonmore and other Places, 205. Clonmult, 
215. Clonoulty and Rossmore, 99. Clonpriest,194. Clontubrit, 
212. Clooneycormichan and Oran, 265. Cloughran and Swords 
Malahide, 174. College Road, Galway, 230. Collumkill, East, 
200. Congleton, 230. Cork, 206. Cork, Boot and Shoemakers 
of, 205. Cork, Inhabitants of St. Peter’s, 205. Cork, Letter- 
press Printers of, 205. Cork, Merchants and others of, 205, 
Couloine, 205. Courcie’s Country, Union of, 215. Courtown, 
212. Cove, 37. Crechora and Mungret, 194. Crickstown and 
Kilmoon, 194. Crossmolina, 319. Cruisetown, 33. Cullen, 57. 
Culmullen and Knockmark, 199. Cummer and Kilmoylan, 204, 
—Danesfort, 205. Desertagny and Fahans, 230. Dingle and 
other Places, 80. Ditches Black and Lacken,110. Dohore and 
Rossnaree, 199. Dougourney, 215. Donnybrook, 175. Dono- 
hill, 99. Donoughmore, 215. Donoughpatrick, 204. Dowth 
and Grange Geeth, 199. Drogheda, 118. Dromcotton and En- 
niskeen, 206. Dromiskin, 206. Dromloman, 80. Dromore, 123. 
Drum, 215. Drumcondra, 200. Drumcullin and Eglish, 205. 
Drummin, 221. Dublin, 230. Dublin (Two Petitions), 166. 
Dublin (Four Petitions), 163. Dublin (Seven Petitions), 194. 
Dublin (Nine Petitions), 174. Dublin, Brogue Makers of, 
205. ublin, Clerk of the Guild of Joiners, Ceilers and 
Wainscotters of, 200. Dublin, County of, 200. Dublin, 
Glassmakers of, 80. Dublin, Gold and Silversmiths of, 110. 
Dublin, Operative Bookbinders of, 200. Dublin, Operative Car- 
penters of, 205. Dublin, Operative Coopers of, 110. Dublin, 
Operative Shipwrights of, 200. Dublin, Operative Tailors of, 
205. Dublin, Paper Stainers of, 200. Dublin, St. Andrew, 194. 
Dublin, St. Anne, 194. Dublin, St. Audeon’s, 205. Dublin, St. 
John, 194. Dublin, St. James, 80. Dublin, St. Luke’s, and the 
Bishop’s and Dean’s Liberties, 206. Dublin, St. Mark, 194. 
Dublin, St. Mary, 199. Dublin, St. Michagl, 194. Dublin, St. 
Michan, 205. Dablin, St. Nicholas Without, 206. Dublin, St. 
Thomas, 205. Dublin, Stone-cutters of, 200. Dublin, Uphol- 
sterers and Cabinet-makers of, 200. Dunamoor, 166. Dunboyne 
and Kilbride, 199. Duncormack, &amp;c., 175. Dundalk, 206. 
Dunhill and Reisk, 200. Dunkit, 205. Dunnamaggan, 70. 
Dunsaney and Killeen, 199. Dunshaughlin, 200. umerlin, 
Keelmehedar and other Places, 194. Durrow and Kilbride, 205. 
—Eglish,205. Eirke,66. Ematriss, 86. Enniscorthy and Tem- 
pleshannon, 80. Enniskeen, 206. Errigal Truagh, 199.—Fahan, 
230. Faithleg and Passage, 175. Faughart, 206. Faughels- 
town and Mayne, 206. Fermoy, 74. Ferns, 230. Fertagh and 
Glishare, 66. Fethard and Templetown, 33. Freshford and 
Three Castles, 74.—Galbally, 80. Gallally, 109. Gallen, Barony 
of, Mayo, 199. Galway, 204. 230. Garristown, 221. Garro- 
cloyne, 57. Garrow, 200. Girley and Kells, 199. Glankeen, 
407. Glanmore, 205. Glanworth, Union of, 215. Glanna- 
laney, District of, 215. Glenalvy, 199. Glishare, 66. Glynn, 
205. Gorey, 33. Gowell, 163. Graig, 205. Grenard, 199. 
Grange Geeth,199. Grange Mockler, 434.—Holmpatrick, 200. 
Holywood, 110. Horetown and Newbawn, 200. Howth and Kin- 
sealey, 194.—Ightermurrough, 33. Inch and Rosegarland, 163. 
Inistioge, 205. Inniscarra and Mathetra, 99. Island ee 200.— 
Johnstown, 199.—Kanturk, 215. Keelmehedar and other Places, 
194. Kells, 199. Kentstown, 418. Kibbeacon, 205. Kidderminster, 
206. Kilabbin, 205. Kilbannon and Kilconly, 230. Kilbeggan, 
206. Kilbelfad, 230. Kilbeny, 74. Kilbonane, 80. Kilbrew, 
194. Kilbride, 33. 199. 205. Kilbrittain and Rathclaren, 99. 
Kilburne, 206. Kilcash and Temple-etny, 206. Kilconickny 
and other Places, 206. Kilcommon, 194. 206. 230. Kilconly, 
230. Kilcormack, 80. Kildalky,194. Kildare, 200. Kildavin, 
205. Kilgeever, 215. Kilkenny, St. John, 205. Kilkenny, 
St. Mary, 205. Kilkenny, St. Nicholas, 80. Kilkenny, St. 
Patrick, 205. Kil and Newtown,200. Kilinvoy, St. John’s, and 
other Places, 206. Killaloe, 205. Killarnory and Windgap, 205. 
Killarveny, 123. Killea, 215. Killeagh and Kilbride, 199. 
Killeagh, 205. Killeen, 199. Killegny, 200. Killenagh and 
Killursa, 204. Killenaule and Moglass, 99. Killiconigan, 194. 
Killishee, 166. Killish, 175. Killoscully, 206. Killshine and 
Kilpatrick, 199. Killursa, 204. Killyfaddy,230. Killylagh, 163. 
Kilmacdonogue, &amp;c., 109. Kilmacow, 205. Kilmaganny, 205. 
Kilmahon, 33. Kilmanagh,205. Kilmoon, 194. Kilmore, 163. 
199. Kilmore Moy, 123. Kilnamartra, 215. Kilowen, 109. 
Kilpatrick, 199. Kilrane,7. Kilrush, 80. Kilscoran and other 
Places, 205. Kilsheelan, 407. Kilworth, 215. Kinsalebeg, 205. 
Kingscourt, 199. Kinsealey, 194. Kingstown and Monkstown, 
200. Kinmore,200. Knigh, &amp;c.,407. Knockaney, 72. Knock- 
mark, 199.—Lacken, 110. Ladies’ Island, 33. Laracor, 200. 
Lawless, John, 437. Leccanvy, 221. Leighlin Bridge, 206. 
Leixlip, 300. = 303. Limerick, 80. 137.194, Lime- 
rick, Comes of, 205. Limerick, Cordwainers of, 205. Limerick, 
Glovers and Skinners of, 205. Limerick, Guild of Carpenters, 
221. Limerick, Inhabitants of, 206. Limerick, Linen Weavers 
of, 205. Limerick, St. John, 206. Limerick, St. Mary, 206. 
Limerick, St. Michael (Two Petitions), 206. Limerick, St. Ni- 
cholas, 206. Limerick, Tailors of, 206. Lisbonny and Nenagh, 
99. Lisgoold, 118. Lismore, 194. Lisronagh, 407. Liverpool, 
206. Longford, 194. Longwood, 110. ughbraccan, 200. 
Loughbracken and Nobber, 199. Loughmore, 206. Loughrea, 
205. Louth, County of, 206. Lucan, 200. Lusk, East, and 
Rush, 44. Lusk, West, 200.—Macclesfield, 205. Macroon, 215. 
Maglass, 48. Maheracloone, 221. Mallow and Rahan, 215. 
Manchester, 215. Manchester, Political Tract Society, Chairman 
and Secretary of the, 74. Marraugh, 109. Maryborou b 205. 

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PETITION S—continued. 











. 206. Rathfarnham, 175. Rathfigh and Skryme, 194. Rath- 


For the Repeal thereof—continued. 
Mathetra, rxxx1x.99. Mayne, 206. Mayo, 199.206. Meath, 199. 
Melina, 166. Mellick Mount, 205. Midleton, 74. M*‘Kenna, 
James, 205. Modrinny and other Places, 205. Moglass, 99. 
Moinard and Rathpecan, 205. Monaghan, 212. Monknewtown, 
200. Monkstown, 200. Motehill, 205. Moyanna and Strad- 
bally, 256. Moycullen, 212. Moymett, 200. Moynalty, 199. 
Mullinahone, 62. Mullingar, 206. Mungret, 194.—Naas, 200. 
National Union of the Working Classes, Members of the Com- 
mittee of the, and others, 230. Navan,196. Navan, Lower, 205. 
Nenagh, 99. Newbawn,200, Newcastle-under-Lyne,205. New- 
chapel, 206. Newgrove and Sixmilewater, 205. Newport, 206. 
Newport Pratt, 215. Newry, 230. Newtown, 200. Newtown- 
barry,80. Newtown, Tipperary,215. Nobber,199. Nohill, 206. 
Nurney, 166.—Old Town, 74. Omey, 200. Oran, 265. Oran- 
more, 200.—Painstown, 80. Paisley, 215. Palligreen and 
Temple Breden, 62. Palmerstown, 86. Passage, 175. Patrick 
Rourke, 215. Portlaw, 200. Portnascully, 66. Poulroun, 70. 
Powerstown, 99.205. Preston, 206.—Rahan, 215. Raheen, 205. 
Rathangan, 200. Rathclaren, 99. Rathconnell and Taughmon, 





keale, 206. Rathkyran, 70. Rathmines, St. Mary and St. Peter, 
199. Rathmore, 199. ge oe aye 70. Rathpecan, 205. Rath- 
villy, 205. Ratoath, 200. Reisk, 200. Ringrone, Union of, 215. 


L. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Union with Ireland —continued. Universal Suffrage—continued. 


2080. Vote by Ballot, and for shortening the Duration of Par- 

liaments ; From Inhabitants of West Auckland, txxxrx. 115. 
See supra, 1644. 1956. 
Universities : 

2081. For Inquiry into the actual state of the Universities, 
and of the Church of England and Ireland; From, Samuel Perry, 
LXxxiv. 363, p.———Complaining of being excluded from the 
Universities by reason of their Religious Opinions; From Pro- 
testant Dissenters of Wareham, Lxxxvul. 471, P.————Expressin 
regret at the rejection of the Universities Bill by the Lords, an 
for the consideration of the subject in the next Session; From 
Ministers and private Christians belonging to Protestant Dis- 
senting Churches, Lxxx1x. 568, For Reform therein; From 
Cambridge, xc11. 649. See supra, 712, &amp;e. 


Universities (Scotland) : 

2082. Against any change in the ee of the Univer- 
sities in Scotland; From, Aberdeen, Presbytery of, xci. 715. 
Aberdeen, Sub-Principal and Professors of the Universi and 
King’s College of, 732. Argyle, Moderator of the Synod of, 804. 
—Caithness, Moderator of the Presbytery of, 732. Caithness and 
Sunderland, Moderator of the Synod of, 709.—Dumbarton, 622. 
—Forres, Moderator of the Presbytery of,633. Forres, Parochial 
Schoolmasters of the Presbytery of, 715.—Garvock, Presbytery 


Rivers, Joseph Michael, 62. Robin and Kilcommon, 206, Roes- 
green, 205. Rollestown, 89. Roscrea, 407. Rosdroit and other 
Places, 200. Rosegarland, 163. Roslea, 215. Rossman, 205. 
Rossmore, 99. Rossnaree, 199. Ross, New, St. Mary's, 110. 
Rower, 265. Rush, 44.—Shandrum, 215. Sixmilewater, 205. 
Skibbereen, 215. Skryme, 194. Southwark, 206. Stamullen, 
&amp;c., 247. Stockport, 205. Stradbally, 256. Strawrahan, 99. 
Street, 206. Suncroft, 200. Swords, &amp;c., 221. Swords Mala- 
hide, 174. Syddan, &amp;c., 418.—Tacumshane, 80. Taghmon, 110. 
Tallow, 206. Taughmacconnell, 186. Taughmon, 206. Temple 
Breden, 62. Temple-etny, 206. Templemartin, 100. Temple- 
michael, 194. Templemore, 206. Templeodigan, 80. Temple- 
shannon, 80. Templetown, 33. Templetrine and Ringrone, Union 
of, 215. Termonfechin, 80. Thomastown, 80. Three Castles, 74. 
Tiernar, 215. Tintern, 163. Tipperary, 215. Tipperary, Newton, 
215. Trim, 199. Tubrid, 70. Tullow, 205. Tullycorbet, 199. Tully- 
lish, 110. Two Mile Burris, 206. Tyhollan, 199.—Ullard and 


Powerstown, 205. Ullid, 205. Urlingford, 70.—Waterford, 200. | 


206. Waterford, St. Patrick’s, 206. Waterford, Trinity Within, 

206. Waterford, Trinity Without, 206. Westpalstown, 200. 

Westport, 221. Wexford, 33. Wexford, County, St. James, 33. 
, Wexford, Mayor, &amp;c. of, 166. Whitechurch, 205. Windgap, 
? 205.—Youghall, 186. 


7 2075. Against the Repeal; From Waterford, City, txxxrx. 
: 174. Enniscorthy, Westmeath, 199. Belfast, Armagh, 206. 
: Belfast, Youghal; Newry; 212. Fermanagh, 216. Kilconway; 
Baronies of Glenowly and Knockninny (Fermanagh); Layde ; 
) Ardclines ; Tickmacreven; 225. Armagh, County of, 230.—— 
; Against any Measures infringing on the Act of Union; Of the 
Earl of Hillsborough, High Sheriff of the County of Down; Mo- 
tion, That the Petition do lie upon the Table; Debate thereupon 
adjourned; xc. 324. Further senand, 331. Resumed ; Petition 
to lie upon the Table; 337. 
See supra, 424. 1157. 2004. 2013. 2019, 


, Union Duties : 

’ 2076. Against; Of Merchants of Holywell, txxv. 459.——— 
’ Of Manufacturers of Keswick, txxvi. 80, p. Of Chamber of 
» Commerce and Inhabitants of Manchester and Salford, 127, p. 
. , Of Inhabitants of Dublin, 183, ep. Of Manufacturers of New- 
y castle-under-Tyne, 209, rp. Of Merchants and Inhabitants of 
9 Liverpool, 231, ep. Of Chamber of Commerce of Edinburgh, 


266. Of Inhabitants of Belfast, 279, 280. Of Inhabitants of 
Banden, 331. Relating thereto; Of Woollen Manufac- 
turers of Carrick-on-Suir, txxvu. 244, p. Of Merchants and 
others of Huddersfield, 255, p. Of Calico Printers of Ire- 
land, 268, p. Of Cotton Spinners of Dublin, 280, p. Of the 
Chamber of Commerce of Dublin; Of Woollen Manufacturers 
of Dublin; and of Spinners and others of the Cotton Mills 
of Palmerstown; 321, p.——-Respecting the Duties on Woollen 
Goods; Of Wool Growers and others of Crosthwaite, txxviu. 
84, p. Of Importers of Earthenware of Drogheda, 102. Of 
~ Inhabitants of Belfast, 122. Of Chamber of Commerce of 
Manchester, 236,r. Of Patrick Magrane, of Drogheda, 253, p. 
———In Favour; Of Importers of Earthenware of Armagh, 
Lxxvu. 139, p. Of Limerick, 177. Of Cotton Spinners and 





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Ds others of Dublin; Of Glass Manufacturers of Dublin, Belfast, 
ny Waterford, Cork and Derry, 186, rp. Of Inhabitants of Kil- 
k- kenny, 190, p. Of Coroners of Roscommon, 107, p. Of Silk 
0. Manufacturers of Dublin, 236, p.———For the Repeal of the 
6. Irish Union Duties on Cotton Manufactures; Of Edward Dow- 
e- ling, LXxvutt. 428, p. For the Repeal of the Duties on old 
k, Drapery ; Of Merchants of Huddersfield, txx1x. 132.——For 
ey allowing a reasonable time for the cessation of the Union Duties ; 
“ Of Jeremiah Houghton, of Celbridge, Kildare, txx1x. 222. 

7 Union of Parishes: 

h, 2077. Concerning Impropriations and Tithe Compositions ; 
ol, Of the Reverend John Hamilton, of Roscrea, txx1x. 259, P. 

. Universal Suffrage : 

me 2078. In Favour; From George Henderson, Chairman of the 
5 Political Union of Dunfermline, txxxvutt. 605. 

5. 2079. For the adoption of Universal Suffrage and Vote by 
an Ballot; From, Cartwright Club, Members of, uxxxvitt. 505. 
5. Yeovil, 250. 

a, 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








of, 715. Glasgow, Moderator of the Relief Presbytery of, 818.— 
Inverness, 622.—Perth, Moderator of the Presbytery of, 615.— 
Secession Church, Chairman and Clerk of United Association, 
Synod of, 770. Sutherland, Moderator of the Synod of, 708.— 
Tongue, Members of the Presbytery of, 709.———For carrying 
the views of the Royal Commission into effect; Of Graduates an 
Students of the University of Glasgow, xc. 241. 


Unstamped Publications : 


2083. For an Inquiry into their respective cases; From 
Persons incarcerated in the City Bridewell for selling Newspapers 
not duly stamped, txxxvu1. 472, p.———-Complaining of Imprison- 
ment for selling Unstamped Publications; From, Barber, George, 
Lxxxvur. 297. Carlile, Richard, 297. Watson, James, 250. 
——— For measures to prevent Breaches of the Law, by the Sale 
of Unstamped Papers ; Front Newsvenders of London and West- 
minster, LXxx1x. 573.———Complaining of his Imprisonment in 
Cold Bath Fields Prison, for selling Dintemped Publications ; 
Of Joseph Forster, xc. 401.———For the Release of all Persons 
now incarcerated for printing, publishing, selling or having in 
their possession Unstamped Publications; Of Office-bearers and 
Members of the Glasgow Political Union, xc1.159. See supra, 
483. 1095. 1106. 1537. " 


Usury Laws: 


2084. For the Repeal or Alteration thereof; From, Brackley 
Kennett, of Kensington, txxx1. 81, p. Manchester, Chamber of 
Commerce, 107, Pp. Merchants and others of Liverpool, 139, P. 
Bristol, Chamber of Commerce, 231.———Against the Repeal 
thereof; From Landed Proprietors and Residents of the County 
of Anglesey, txxx1. 241. For the Repeal or Alteration 
thereof; From Merchants, Bankers and Traders of the City of 
London, Lxxx11. 353, p.—For the Repeal thereof; From the 
Chamber of Commerce, Manchester, Lxxxv. 381, Pp. ———— For 
Amendment of Law relating thereto; Of John Crowther, xcu. 
548. 





Uxbridge Road : 


2085. Complaining of the unfairness of the Tolls upon that 
Road; From Tnhabitants of the Uxbridge Road, within Two 
Miles of Oxford Street; Referred to Select Committee on Turn- 
pike Trusts, Lxxx. 301. 


Vagrants : 


2086. Complaining of his Imprisonment under the Vagrant Act; 
From William Lotcho, Labourer, txx1x. 19, p.———For Repeal 
of certain Clauses in the Vagrant Act; From, Chester, txxxv. 
402,p. Northampton, 154, p. Smith, C.S., 336, Pr. Worcester, 
336, P.——— For Revision of the Laws with respect to Paupers of 
Ireland, Scotland, Jersey and Guernsey, resident in England ; 
From, Bedford, txxxv. 188. Buckingham; Cumberland ; 
455, p. Lichfield, 263.———For the Repeal of the Vagrant 
Removal Act, and for the introduction of Poor Laws into Ireland ; 
From, Saint Marylebone, txxx1x. 25. Saint Pancras, 137. 
For Amendment of Act relating to Vagrants; Of Robert 
Mortimer, xcr. 643. 





Valencia Railway :—See supra, 808. 
Van Diemen’s Land : 


2087. For Trial by Jury and Legislation by Representation 
From Gentry and others, Free Inhabitants of the said Colony, 
LXXXIII. 305, p.———For the adoption of Trial by Jury in that 
Colony ; From Thomas Boot, xc.42. See supra, 263. 315. 
419. 


Vans: 


2088. For the Repeal or Reduction of the Duty on Vans; 
From Carriers between Truro and other Towns in the Western 
Division of Cornwall, txxxvit. 554,———-Complaining of having 
been proceeded against for -—s Passengers without a License, 
and praying for Relief; From Proprietors of Carts or Vans, 
Lxxxvill. 695. See supra, 679. 


Vauxhall Bridge : 


2089, Complaining of the hardship of having to pay both ways 
on passing over that Bridge, and praying for consideration of 
their case; Of Persons resident in the immediate Vicinity of 
Vauxhall Bridge, xcr1. 399. 

Vauxhall 


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910 PETITION S—continued. 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Vauxhall Gardens : 


2090. Praying the House to prohibit the opening of the 
Gardens on Saturday Nights; From Lambeth, xc. 444. 


Ventilation : 


2091. Respecting his Invention; From John Vallance, xxv. 
148, P. 


Vestries : 
2092. Relating to Parish Vestries; From Parishioners of 
Tuam, xxvii. 286, p.———[1826-7.] For repealing Act 
7 Geo. IV. c. 72, relative to Parish Vestries; From, Drogheda, 
St. Peter, xxxx11. 295, p. Ireland, Catholics, 184, p. Wexford, 
389, P. 


2093. [1828.] From Ardee and its Union, txxxu1. 190, P. 
Ardfinan and Ballybeacon, &amp;c., 313, p, Athlone, St. Mary’s and 
St. Peter’s, 87, ?. 190, p.—Ballybeacon, 313, p. Ballycommon 
(King’s County), 85. Bannow, and its Union, 304. Bansha, 
313, p. Benown, 101, Pp. 185, Pp. Borris, 101, p.—Caher, 313, p. 
Cappawhite, 313, r. Castlehaven and Myross (Cork), 78, P. 
Clara, 361. Clondalkin, Lucan, and Palmerstown, United Pa- 
rishes, 87, p. Cloneen and Drangan, 313, Pp. Clonmell, 313, p. 
Clonolty (Tipperary), 37, p. Cork, St. Finnbarrs, 361, p. Cork, 
St. Mary Se St. Ann Shandon, 246, p.—Donaskeagh and Knock- 
avilla, 313, p. Drangan, 313, Pp. Dublin, St. Michael and St. 
John, 185, p.—Ennis, 372, p. Enniscorthy and Templeshannon, 
101.—Four-mile-Water and Newcastle, United Parishes, 92, P. 
—Galway, County, Gort and Kilmacdough, 160, rp. Glinsk and 
Kilcroan (Galway), 97, p. Gort, Town of, 160, p.—Iberious, St., 
and others, 101. Ireland, Catholics, 101, Pp. 185, p. Ireland, In- 
habitants, 125.—Kilbeggan and Rahue, 190, p. Kilclonfert 
(King’s County), 85. Tileotes (Galway), 97, Pp. Kilfacnabeg, 
284. Kilkenny, West, Benown and Noughville, 101, pr. 185, P. 
Killaderry, Kilconfert and Ballycommon, 85. Killarney, 320. 
Killenaule and Moglass, 313, p. Killeneen, 327, Pp. Killilee, 
Stradbally and Killeneen, 327, rp. Kilmacdough, 160, Pp. Kil- 
macabea and Kilfaenabeg, 284. Knockavilla, 313, p.—Ladies’ 
Island, St. Iberious and others, 101. Londonderry, 101.—Ma- 
croom (Cork), 78, p. Moglass, 313, rp. Myross (Cork), 78, P. 
—Nenagh, 101, p. Newcastle, 92, p. Noughville, 101, p. 
185, p.—Palmerstown, 87, Pp. Powerstown, 313, p.—Raheen, 
271. Rahue, 190, p.—Seskinane, 185, p.—Templeshannon, 101. 
Tipperary, 36, p. 313, p.—Wexford (Two Petitions), 101. 


2094. [1829.] From, Abbeydomey, ixxx1v. 369. Aghavoe, 
104, p. Aglis, 270. Ahada, 270. 415. Annacurra, 165, P. 
Anna, Upper, 115, p. Archerstown, 34. Ardagh, 60. 170, Pp. 
Ardbraccan, 121, p. Athy, Union, 110.—Balinaglera, 177, Pp. 
Ballyduff, 342. Ballyhahill, 170, rp. Bally M‘Ellegat, 369. 
Ballymore, 77, p. Ballynaslany, 73. Booterstown, 270, rp. Borris, 
142, p. Borris in Ossory, 104. Butlerstown, 342.—Cappa- 
white, 317, p. Carrigeen, 85, P. Castle Blakeney, 170, p. Castle 
Lyons, 369. Castletarra, 42, rp. Castletown Roche, 270. Cel- 
bridge, 85. Clondagad, 25, ep. Clondalkin, 165, p. Cloneen 
and Drangan, 317, p. Clonegan, 342. Clonfert,270. Clonmel, 
St. Mary, 186,r. Clonmelton, 34. Cloyne,270. Clunarny, 34. 
Conagley (Two Petitions), 142, p. Cork, 128, p. Cork, St. 
Mary Shandon, 369. Cork, St. Peter’s, 142, p. Cove and Great 
Island, 128, p. Craig, 89, p. Crookstown, 133, p. Cross- 
patrick, 270, p. Cruisetown,77,P. Curran, 270, p.—Donamore, 
‘24, pr. Donoughmore, 142,p. Drangan,317,p. Drumcondra, 
94,p. Drung,115,p. Duagh, 104, re. Dublin, St. Margaret’s, 
48. Dulane, 77,r. Dunsany, 34.—Eveleary, 369.—Fahy, 207, p. 
Feighan, St., 186, p. Freshford, 369.—Girley, 121. Glanworth, 
270. Glenbrien, 73. Granard, 237, p. Grange Geeth, 77, p. 
Great Island, 128, p.—Inniscarra, 142, p.—Johnstown, 77, P.— 
Kells, 42. Kentstown, 94, Pr. Kilaveny, 115. Kilbeggan, 369. 
Kilbrew, 60. Kilbunane, 369. Kildalky, 22. Kilfentenon, 25, p. 
Kilfinaghty, 115, p. Kilflin, 369. Kilgulane, 270. Kill, 151. 
Killaban, 124, rp. Killachin, 369. Kallallon, 34. Killan, 115, p. 
Killeary, 77, rp. Killeavy, Upper, 25, rp. Killeen, 186, ep. Kil- 
lieny, 369. Killigny, 146. Killpatrick, 270. Kilmacdonogue, 
270. Kilmacduane, 115, P. Kilinallock, 48, Pp. Kilmanahan, 
151. Kilmead, 133, ep. Kilmeen, West, 170, p. Kilmichael, 
115,p. Kilmore, 121, Pp. Kilquaine, 207, p. Kilquane, 115, p. 
Kilshanahan or Watergrass-hill, 369. Kinsale, St. Multose, 369. 
Knockatemple, 415. Knockbride, 115, p.— Lisronagh, 270. 
Listowell and Muhar, 34. Lixnan, 34. Loughgilly, 94, p. 
Loughin, 77, ep. Loughmore, 142, p. Lucan, 270, p—Macroom, 
270. Mahonagh, 170, p. Mellick, 115, p. Moincoin, 85, p. 
Monknewton, 77, p. Moviddy, 415. Muhar, 34. Mullabrack, 
94, Pp. Mullahoran, 270, p. Mullens, St. 121. Multose, St., 
369.—Navan, 94, p. Newcastle, Limerick, 28. Nobber, 77, p. 
—Oilgate, 73.—Powerstown, 317, p.—Rathaspick, 237, p. Rath- 
boyne, 89, p. Rathcormac, 270. Rathdowny, 42, rp. Rathkeale, 
81, p. Rathsaran, 42, p. Ring, 342. Robertstown, 170, p.— 
Saul, 98, rp. Skirk, 42, pr. Skreane, 94, rp. Straffan, 25.—Tem- 
plederry, 186, p. Thomondgate, 22, rp. Tracton, 270. Tralee, 
369.  Tullarone, 369. Tullyallen, 98. Tyholton, 142, p.— 
Watergrass-hill or Kilshanahan, 369. Wexford, 317, rp. White- 
church, 77, p.—Youghall, 415. 


2095. For the Regulation of Select Vestries; From, Inhabit- 
ant Householders of St. Pancras; St. Bartholomew the Great; 
Lxxxiv. 244, St. Giles, Without, Cripplegate, 245, p. Referred 
to Committee on Select Vestries, 250.———For the Repeal of 
the Parish Vestries and Subletting Acts; From, Aghadoe, 
uxxxv. 8, Pp. Ahinia, 488, p.—Ballybay, 506, rp. Ballyvourney, 
488, p.—Clondrohid, 488, rp. Clough, 557.—Dublin, St. Michael 





Vestries—continued. 


For Repeal of Parish -Vestries Act—continued. 
and St. John, txxxv. 8, p.—John’s, St., 557, v.—Killarney, 
8, P. Kilnamahtra, 488, p.—Limerick, St. John’s, 185.—Mac- 
room, 488, p.—Rosdroit, 557, p.—Temple Scoby, 557, p.—Tully- 
corbet, 505, p.—— Cullen, txxxvi. 161. ‘Cork, 161. 


2096. [1830.] For the Repeal of Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 72, rela- 
tive to Parish Vestries; From, Aghada, txxxv. 472, P. Aglis, 
534, p. Ardeath, 265. Ardfield, 487. Aughadown, 472, p.— 
Ballimakenny, 332, p. Ballinaboy, 305. SBallinhassig, Union, 
505.  Ballyclough, 505.  JBallygarry, 487. _Ballygarvan, 
450, p. Ballymacoda, 472, p. lymartle, 472, p. Bally- 
vourney, 487, ». Bandon Bridge, 450, P. Bartholomew, St., 
505, Pp. Borris, 348, p. Burrings, 450,P. Butlerstown, 465, p. 
Buttevant, 472, p.—Carrick-on-Suir, 185. Carrigaline and 
Temple-Briget Union, 487. Carrigrone, 472, p. Castlehaven, 
505. Castlelyons, 505. Castletown Roche, 505. Charlville, 
487. Clogheroe, 450, rp. Cloneen, 495,p. Cloune, 487. Cloyne 
Priest, 12, p. 465, p. Coolstuff, 465,r. Cork, City, St. Finbars, 
505. Cork, Holy Trinity, 404, p. 487, rp. Cork, St. Nicholas, 
505. Cork, St. Paul, 457. Cork, St. Peter, 416, p. Creagh, 
457, p.—Desert, 505, p. Donoughmore, 487. Douglass, 450, p. 
Dreangan, 495. Drogheda, 94, rp. Dungarvan, 603, ep. Dun- 
manway, 505. Dublin, St. Andrew, 366, p. Dublin, St. Mary, 
185, p. 442, pe. Dublin, St. Michael and St. John, 8, pr. Dub- 
lin, St. Peter, 366, p.—Fethard, 416. Fermoy, 542, p. Free- 
mount, 487.—Garrocloyne, 416. 534. Glanmire, Lower, 457, p. 
Glanworth, 487. Glenaloy, 212, r. Glenmore, 472. Grana- 
brahar, 487.— Hock, 416.— Inchigeela, 487. Innishannon, 
457, Pp. Inskine, 472, p. Irishtown, 404.—Kilbolan, 487. Kil- 
brin, 505. Kilcoman and Robin, 193. Kildorrery, 487. Kil- 
fachnabeg, 534. Kilgarf, 505. Kilgarvan, 465, p. Killeagh, 
505. illeens, 487. Kilmacabea, 534. Kilmahon, 404, p. 
Kilmalooda, 505. Kilmore, 404. Kilnamaha, 487,r. Kil- 

atrick, 505. Knocknacullen, 487. Knocknahilly, 487.— 

athetha, 450, p. Middleton, 416, rp. Middleton, Union, 12, p. 
Moleary, 332, p. Molranean, 404. Monasterborie, 332, p. 
Mackalee, 185.—Naas, 114, p.—Ovens, 505, p.—Paddington, 
480. Passage, West, 450, rp. Port Downderrow, 505.—Queen’s 
County, 366. (Pp. 381.)—Rathbarry, 487. Rathcormac, 505. 
Robin, 193. Ross, New, 404.—Seapatrick, 547, pr. Shanakiel, 
487. Shandon, St. Ann, 457, p. handon, St. Mary, 465, p. 
Skreen, 472. Skull, East, 505. Sleighrue, 553, rp. Sutton, 
553, p.—Taghadoe, 332, ep. Taghmon, 465, rp. Temple-Bridget, 
487. Temple-Michael, 505. Tieitees, 416. Timoleague 
and Kilmalooda, 505. Tomboggers&gt; 404. Tracton and Kil- 
patrick, 505. Trinity, 465, rp. Tuathnadromon, 487, p.—White- 
church, 416, p. Whitechurch and Garrocloyne, 534.—Youghal, 
30, P. 457, P. 


2097. Forthe Amendment of Act ; From Edward Hincks, p.p., 
Rector of Killyleagh, txxxv. 153, p.———For the better Regula- 
tion of Parish Vestries; From, George Pearson, Chairman of a 
Meeting of Householders of St. Marylebone, txxxvi. 128, Pp. St. 
James, Westminster, 181, Pp. St. Giles, Without, Cri plegate, 
237, P. For Repeal of Act passed in 1819, establishing 
Select Vestry in that Parish; From St. Pancras, txxxvi. 213, Pp. 
———For the Repeal of Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 72; From, Bally- 
sumactron, Ballinukil and Kilross, 160. Dunsany and Kil- 
messon, 148. Kilmesson, 148. Kilmoon, 256. Kilross, 160. 
Kilteevan, 457, p. Knockbreda, 390, pr. Navan, 238. 278, p. 
Rathfigh, 148. Skreen and Rathfigh, 148. Waterford, 256, P. 
Whitechurch, 223. From, Taney, txxxvi. 646. Lismore, 
686, p. Raheen, 792, p. T. O’Brien, Monasterevan, 797. 
Knockbreda, 816, p.———From, Athboy, txxxvit. 388. Clon- 
mel, 462. Enniscorthy, 449. Kilfinaghty, 188. Waterford, 298. 
———For the Amendment of Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. c. 60; From 
Parishioners and Rate-payers of St. Mary Redcliff, Bristol, 
LXXXVIII. 342.———For Repeal of Acts, 58 Geo. III. c. 68, and 
59 Geo. III. c. 85, commonly called Mr. Sturges Bourne’s Acts; 
From, Lambeth, txxxvu1. 249. Liverpool, 395. Manchester, 
182. For the Amendment of Act 58 Geo. III.; From, St. 
Martin-in-the-Fields, txxxvimt. 645. Whitechapel, 342. 

For the Repeal of the Vestry Acts in force in Ireland; From In- 
habitants oF Dublin; Members of the National Political Union of 
Ireland, Lxxxvui1. 58.——That the Parish of Lambeth may be 
exempted from the Provisions of the said Acts; From George 
Fall, Secretary of the Parochial Association of Lambeth, txxxvutt. 
601.———Complaining of having been refused Admittance into 
the Vestry-room, and of the Employment of Police on that occa- 
sion; From Rate-payers, Vestrymen of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, 
LXXXIx. 171. For appointing in each Parish a suitable 
Room for Vestry Meetings, detached from the Church; From 
Inhabitants of Birkenhead, txxxrx. 115.———Against meeting 
in Churches; From Luke Booker, p.p., txxx1x. 596. For 
the Repeal of the 6th Sec. of Act 58 Geo. III. c. 69, relating to 
Plurality of Voting in Parish Vestries; Of Inhabitants of 
Kensington and Brompton, xc. 481.———For the Repeal of the 
Act for the Regulation of Parish Vestries, commonly called 
Sturges Bourne’s Act; From, Stanton, xc1. 227. Devonport, 
614. 

See supra, 310. 2004. 2008. 


Vestry Cesses : 


2098. Complaining of the Misapplication thereof; Parishioners 
of the Union of Tuam, 1uxxx. 220, p. ———Complaining of Dis- 
tress by the Non-payment of Vestry Cess; From Parish Clerks, 
LXXXVIII. 724. 


Vestry Rates :—See supra, 445. 2003. 2013. 


Vice, 








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a re 


-PETITION S—continued. 








2099. Complaining of a Prosecution instituted by them; Of 
William Clarke, txxvi. 504, p.—.xxvi1. 209.———For the Dis- 
couragement of Vice and Profanation on the Lord’s Day; From 
Tavistock Chapel, Drury Lane, txxxv. 615, p.———For placing 





the Association on its former efficient footing; From the Asso- 
ciation incorporated for discountenancing Vice, &amp;c., xcr1. 435. 


Victoria, H. R. H. Princess :—See supra, 446. 
Victualling Houses :—See supra, 28, &amp;c., 1680. 
Victuallers’ Licenses : 


2100. Complaining of the Refusal of the Magistrates of Chi- 
chester to grant a Victualler’s License to George Seymour, Retail 
Brewer in Chichester; From the said George Seymour, txxxrx. 
416.————-Complaining of the Refusal of the Magistrate to 

nt a Victualler’s License to Thomas Wallis, of Wellington 
treet, London Bridge; From the said Thomas Wallis, txxxrx. 
501.———— For the Amendment of the Law regulating the grant- 
ing of Licenses; From Thomas Spicer, rxxix. 584. Com- 
laining of the Refusal of the Magistrates to grant Victuallers’ 
vets From, Cupar, xcr. 119. Hugh Beveredge; James 
Stevenson; 301. See supra, 306. 





Victualling Board : 


2101. Complaining of their Conduct in examining his Ac- 
counts; From the Honourable Basil Cochrane, txxvim. 420, p. 


Victualling Department : 


2102. Stating his having detected Abuses therein, and praying 
for Relief; Of Robert Douglas, rxxvu. 432, Pp. 


Virgin Islands :—See supra, 993. 
Volunteers : 


2103. For withdrawing the Vote of Two Thousand Pounds 
for raising a Volunteer Corps at Huddersfield; From Inhabitants 
of Huddersfield ; txxxvit. 412.———Praying the House to 
rescind their Vote for Payment of the Volunteer Co and to 
abolish that Force; Of Members of the Edinburgh’ Radical 
Association, xc. 325. 


Wages : 


2104. Complaining of the Low Rate of Wages, and Payment 
of Wages, in Money; From Miners and others of Dudley, and 
Coal Masters and others of Dudley, txxvu. 351, p.———Com- 

laining of the Low Rate of Wages; From Cotton Weavers of 

tockport ; Inhabitants of Middlesex; txxvit. 353, p. Working 
Shipwrights of Woolwich, 361, rp. Different Dock Yards on the 
Thames, 361. Cloth Weavers of Collumpton, txxxvi. 278, Pp. 
——-For the Regulation of; From Weavers and others of Col- 
lumpton, 1xxxi. 152, p. Robert Hill, Weaver, 373, p.——— 
For regulating the Rate of Wages; From, Ashton-under-Lyne, 
LXXXII. 188,—Blackbura, 399, rp. Bolton-le-Moors, Inhabitants, 
444. Bolton-le-Moors, Manufacturers of Muslins, &amp;c., 356, p. 
Bolton, Little, 368, p.—Calton, 590, rp. Chorley, 464, p.— 
Leigh, Lancaster, 413. Lisburn, 561, p.—Manchester, 341, Pp. 
Manchester, Oldham Road District, 413, p. Middleton, 
507, p.—Norwich, 507, p.—Ormskirk, 403, p.—Preston, 464, p. 
Preston and Chorley, 464, ».—Rochdale, 472.— Spital- 
fields, 551, p.—Taunton, 523, p.—Wigan, 523. Wymondham, 
575, p.———From, Ashton-under-Lyne, txxx1m. 390.—Black- 
burn, 289, rp. Blatchinworth and Colderbrooke, 295, r.—Calder- 
brooke, 295. Colne, 492, rp. Coventry, 295, p.—Gorton, 264, Pp. 
—Kendal, 479, rp. Kidderminster, 295, p.—Macclesfield, 224, p. 
Manchester, Manufacturers, &amp;c., 492, p. Manchester, Silk 
Weavers, 295, p.—New Church, Rossendale, 378, p. Norwich, 
295, p.—Rushulme, Gorton and Withington, 264, p.—Spitalfields, 
295, p.— Whitworth, 523, rp. Wigan, 553. Withington, 264, p. 
Wymondham, 295.———For Revision of the Acts relating to 
the Payment of Workmen in Money; From Manufacturers of 
Warminster, txxxu1. 366, rp.———For regulating the Rate of 
Wages; From Operative Weavers of Lanark; of the Parish of 
Balfron, and of Renfrew; .xxxiv. 355, P.——— Against the 
Practice of paying Wages in Goods instead of Money; From 
Shopkeepers, Tradesmen, Owners of Property and others, In- 
habitants of Great and Little Bolton, txxx1v. 282, p.———From, 
Ashby, txxxv. 410.— Bedwelty, 178, p. Bilston, 69, p. 183. 
Bradford, 466, rp. Bromwich, West, 189. Burslem, 111, Pp. 189. 
—Cambachie, 466. Chalford, 232, p. Church Greasly, 410. Cle 
of the United Church of England and Ireland, 93, p. Coalbrook. 
dale,359. Cobridge, Lower, 183,r. Congleton, 103. Cradley, 159, p. 
—Darlaston, 140. Davies, Joseph, 332, rp. Dudley, 178, p. 183. 
(Two Petitions), 189.—Etruria, 183, p.—Fenton, 183, r.—Gla- 
morgan, 183, P. Gloucester (Two Petitions), 395, r.—Hales 
Owen, 189. Hanley, 183. eaton Norris, 359, p.— King’s 
Stanley, 189. Kingswinford, 189.—Lane Delph, 183, Pr. Lane 
End, 183, rp. Livesey, John, 189, p.—Merthyr Tydvil (Two Pe- 
titions), 178, p. Moggridge, John H., 132. Monmouth, 332.— 
Neweastle-under-Lyme, 183. Nottingham, 189, p.— Oldbury, 
166, p.—Parkhead, 466.—Raxworthy, John, 272, p. Rowley 
Regis, 128, p.—Sedgley, 159. Sheepshead, 189. Shifnal, 440, p. 
Shropshire, 122, p. 359. Staffordshire, 189. Staffordshire Pot- 
teries, 111, p. Stockport, 342, p. Stoke, 183. Stourbridge, 
154, p. Stroud,214, pr. Swadlingcote, 418.—Tipton, 242. Toll- 
cross, 466. Trevethin, 332.—Uley, 183, p.—Walsall, 111, p. 
Wednesbury (Two Petitions), 189. Wellington, 359. Wolver- 
hampton, 183. Womborne, 128, rp. Wootton-under-Edge, 200, p. 
Worcester, 183. Would, 410.——-Praying the House not to 
— the Laws now existing against Payment of Workmen’s 
es in Goods; From Merthyr Tydvil, txxxv. 178, p.——— 
In favour of the Practice of paying Wages by Goods; From 


I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 
Vice, Society for the Suppression of : 


Wages—continued. 
Colliers of Ruabon ; Inhabitants of Ruabon; txxxv1. 173.——— 
Against the Practice of paying Wages in Goods instead of Money ; 
From, Ashton-under-Lyme, .xxxvi. 218, p. Ayr, 209, p.— 
Balfron, 237. Barnes, 408, p. Bedwelty and Mynydd-ys- 
Uwyn, 172. Bolton, Great and Little, 167, rp. 170, rp. Burslem, 
172.—Chorley, 408. Cobridge, 172. Coleford, 245. Congle- 
ton, 159.—Dean Forest, 222. Dudley, Workmen and Labourers, 
170. Dudley, Retail Tradesmen, 172. Dudley, Magistrates, 
172, p.—Etruria, 172.—Gloucester, 109, p. Gloucestershire, 
Magistrates, 170. Gloucester, Tradesmen, 172.—Hales Owen, 49. 
Hanley, 172. Haslingden, 222.—Kensington and Barnes, 408, p. 
Lane End and Lane Delph, 172. Leicester,287. Longport, &amp;c., 
172. Lydbrook, 213, p.—Mansfield, 188. Merthyr Tydvil (Two ~ 
Petitions), 172. Middlesex, 408, p. Monmouth, 172. Mynyd- 
ys-Uwyn, 172.—Newcastle-under-Lyne, 465, p. Nottingham, 
172.—Paisley, 172. Park End, 222. Ruabon, 145, p.—Shelton, 
&amp;e., 172. Stafford, 172, p. Stockport, 194. Stoke, &amp;c., 172. 
Stourbridge, 172, rp. Surrey, 465.—Tunstall, 172, p.—Wigan, 
172. Wolverhampton, 209, p. Worcester, &amp;c., 109, Pp. ors- 
ley, T., 237. Wrexham, 134.——In favour of the Payment of 
ages in Money; From Reverend Richard Ryan, .xxxvi. 271. 
———-Complaining of the Truck System having been adopted by 
their eas. in the Payment of their Wages; From Labourers 
ae under Robert Bourne, Supervisor and Overseer of the 
Ashborne Road, Northern Division; txxxvu1. 342.———For pre- 
venting Arrestment of Wages payable to Workmen by the Week, 
Fortnight or Month; From Directors of the Chamber of Com- 
merce and Manufacturers of Glasgow, Lxxxvitt. 674, Against 
the Practice of paying Wages at Public Houses; From George 
Forward, of Liverpool, txxxvi1. 142.————For preventing the 
Arrestment of Wages payable to Workmen; From, Lanark, 
LXXx1x. 293. Glasgow, 494.—&lt;———-Complaining of Evasions of 
the Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV., to prohibit the Payment of Wages in 
Goods; From Trevethin, xcu. 178. See supra, 28. 1185. 
1224, 1292. 1907. 1956. 


Waggon Train : 
2105. Complaining of Hardships; From Disbanded Officers 
of the late Waggon Train on the Trish Establishment, txxxviit. 
643. 


Wales : 

2106. Regarding the Administration of Justice in Wales; Of 
Gentlemen and others of Carmarthenshire, txxv. 237.———F ree- 
holders of the County of Pembroke, 294. For the Abolition 
of Welch Judicature; From, High Sheriff and Grand Jury of 
the County of Glamorgan, txxvu. 271, Pp. Acting Justices 
of Pembroke, 363.———For the Improvement of Welsh Judi- 
cature; From Grand Jury of Cardigan, txxvin. 227, p.——— 
Against any change in the Constitution of the Courts of Great 
Sessions in Wales; From, Cardigan, County, txxxv. 152. Car- 
marthen, Borough (Two Petitions), 152. Carmarthen, County, 
152.— Haverfordwest, 152.—Kidwelly, 152.— Montgomery, 369, P. 
—Pembroke, 153, p. Price, Robert Bell, 211. Proctor, Henry 
Adolphus, 369, r.—Radnor, 211. That the Assizes may 
be continued as heretofore; From High Sheriff and Grand J wry 
of Flint; txxxv. 409, p.———Against combining the Welc 
Counties with the adjoining English Counties; From, Natives of 
Wales, resident in and near the Metropolis; High Sheriff and 
Grand Jury of Montgomery ; Lxxxv. 284, p.—— For extending 
to the Principality of Wales equal Rights and Privileges in mat- 
ters of Law, with His Majesty’s Subjects in England; From Car- 
marthen, Lxxxv. 105, p.————That the Imperfections of the Welch 
Judicature may be remedied, and that its general frame may not 
be abolished ; From Magistrates of Anglesey, txxxv. 369, P. 


Wales, Education in: 
2107. For a General System of Education in the ee Lan- 
guage in Wales; Of Clergy, Gentry and Inhabitants of Aberyst- 
with, xc. 333. 


Wales, Established Church in: 
2108. Suggesting Reforms; From Residents in the City of 
Chester, Lxxx1x. 429. 





Wales, Harbours in: 
2109. For extending the Inquiry of the Committee on Har- 
bours of Refuge to the Northern Coast of Wales; Of Captain 
John M. Arthur Low and others, xc1. 402. 


Walker, Charles Houlden : 
2110. That an Officer of the House be directed to attend the 
Court of King’s Bench, and produce certain Papers; uxxxvn. 
432. See supra, 1657. 


Walker, Richard: 

2111. Complaining of the Conduct of the Portuguese Go- 
vernment; Of Richard Walker, txxvi. 499, P.—Lxxvil. 69, P.— 
LXXVIII. 309, P.——Complaining of the Detention of his Nephew, 
James Walker, and of the Seizure of his Ship by the Portuguese 
Government in 1813, Lxxx1. 353.———Complaining of his Ar- 
rest in 1813, and praying for an Inquiry into his case, Lxxx1v. 
352, P. 


Walker, William : 
2112. Complaining of Aspersions on his Character in Evidence 
before Committee on the Manchester Gas Bill; Motion withdrawn 
for bringing it up; Lxx1x. 229. To be heard in support of 
the Charges preferred inst Mr. Walker; Of Sir Charles 
Wyndham Burdett, late Commissioner of Inquiry in the West 
Indies, xc. 326. 


Walkinshaw, Edward :—See supra, 906. 








GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Wallace, 





912 


PETITION S—continued. 


= 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Wallace, John Henry : 


2113. Complaining of repeated Prosecution on a charge of 
sending out Spirits unaccompanied by a Legal Permit; Of John 
Henry Wallace, Wine and Spirit Merchant of Newry, xct. 227. 


Wallis, James: 


2114. Complaining of his Imprisonment at the suit of Mr. 
Frankis, and for Relief, txxxrx. 119. 


Walmsley, Ann: 
2115. Complaining of her being confined for Debt, rxxvitt. 
420, P. 


Walsall, Borough : 
2116. Complaining of the conduct of the Corporation Magis- 
strates of that vaca and for Relief; From Inhabitants of Wal- 

sall, txxxvul. 590, P. 


Walsh, John : 
2117. That an authentic Copy of a Petition may be sent to the 
Clerk of the Crown of the County of Meath; From John Walsh, 
Law Student of Dublin, rxxxvut. 109. 


Waltham Forest: 

2118. For disafforesting the Forest of Waltham, and employ- 
ing the Poor in the Cultivation of the Waste Land therein; From 
amen Burgoyne, txxxvi. 193, p.———Complaining of the 
destruction of their Crops by the Deer in that Forest; From Free- 
holders, &amp;c. of Epping, Hainault, &amp;c., txxxvit. 510, P. 


War Office :—See supra, 79. 258. 
Ward, John, and Twort, Charles William : 


2119. For their Liberation from Imprisonment, ixxxvm. 
645. See supra, 1619. 1964. 


Ward, Reverend Peter : 


2120. Inhabitants of Aughagour, denying Charges preferred 
against him of having preached Disaffection, txxx. 506. 


Warehousing Goods: 

2121. Against extending the Privilege of bonding Goods to 
laces other than those defined in the Warehousing Acts; From, 
onion Dock Company; Kingston-upon-Hull; ixxxix. 483. 
West India Dock Company, 488._———For continuing the Li- 
censes conferring the Privilege of Special Security on those Ware- 
houses which have heretofore been admitted to that distinction ; 
From Greenock, xc. 406. Port Glasgow ; Warehouse Proprietors 
and others, of Greenock ; 433. Dundee, 456. Incorporation of 
Traffickers or Merchant Company of Leith ; Proprietors and Oc- 
cupiers of Bonded Warehouses in Leith ; Preses and Clerk of the 
Commissioners of the Harbour and Docks of Leith; 496. Lord 
Provost, Magistrates and Town Council of Greenock, 508. Wine 
and Spirit Merchants of Glasgow, 584.———For Amendment of 
Law relating thereto; From Glasgow, xcu. 208. Gloucester, 330. 
Greenock, 136, Pr. Leith, 596. Plymouth, 136. Port Glas- 

gow, 596. 


Warner, George :—See supra, 638. 


Warren, William : 
2122. Complaining of his Pension having been withheld from 
him by Kilmainhamn Hospital, txxxv. 536, P. 


Warrington Church Rates : 
2128. For the more equal division of Church Rates in the 


Parish of Warrington; From Inhabitants of Burtonwood, 
LXXXVill. 469. 


Warwick Gaol : 
2124. Complaining of being compelled to pay Rent for their 
Beds and Rooms; From Debtors confined in the Gaol of War- 
wick, xc. 297. 


Warwick Hospital : 


2125. Complaining of Abuses therein; From Samuel Burton 
and Joseph Warner, Lxx1x. 352. 


Waste Lands, Ireland :—See supra, 290. 


Waste Lands: 


2126. Relative to the Cultivation thereof; From the Right 
Honourable Sir John Sinclair, txxx1. 338, p. For a General 
Inclosure of Waste or Common Land, and for a Duty of Forty 
Shillings per Quarter upon Foreign Wheat imported; From 
J. B. Turner, of Leominster, txxxviu. 504. Bee supra, 351. 
906. 914. 1624. 1627, &amp;c., 2011. 


Wastneys, E.: 
2127. Alleging Hardships and Privations suffered by E. 
Wastneys, a Prisoner confined in the Gaol of Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne, for vending Unstamped Publications, and praying for the 


Remission of his Sentence; From Wakefield, txxxix. 114. J. 
Clarkson, 299. 


Water: 


2128. Complaining of the Monopoly of the Water Companies ; 
Of William Harris, txxv. 214, p. Of Inhabitants of St. George, 
Hanover Square, 402, p. Of Inhabitants of St. James, Westmin- 
ster, St. Marylebone and St. Pancras, 402. Of Inhabitants of 
Paddington, 416, p.———Complaining of the High Charges 
made by the New River and London Waterworks Com- 
panies; From Freeholders of the Tower Hamlets, &amp;c., uxxvi. 51. 
———Praying the House not to impose further Restrictions 
on them, without first hearing them; From South London 
Waterworks Company, Lxxvi. 118.———— Complaining of the 
West Middlesex and Grand Junction Water Companies; From 
St. James, Westminster, and other Parishes in Middlesex, 





Water—continued. 


LXXVI. 129. Relative to a Petition from the South London 
Waterworks Company, and praying to be heard ; From Proprietors 
of Lambeth Waterworks, txxvi. 188.———For an Inquiry into 
the Supply of Water in the Metropolis; From Inhabitants of the 
Western Portion of the Metropolis, txxxu. 491, p. For an 
immediate Inquiry; From Grand Junction Waterworks Com- 
pany, LXxxul. 540, p.———Complaining of the Monopoly of the 

ater Companies; Of Inhabitants of Lambeth and Christchurch, 
LXxxul. 567.——— That the cer of Water may be thrown 
open to Competition; From, Inhabitants of St. Mary, Lambeth, 
Lxxxi1. 589. Inhabitants of St. George the Martyr, Southwark, 
605, p.———Complaining of the Impurity and Insalubrity of 
the Water supplied to the Metropolis; From, Inhabitants of the 
Western Parts of the Metropolis, txxx11. 475, p.———For a Sup- 
ply of good and wholesome Water to the Metropolis ; From Bakers 
and others of London, txxxv. 106, p.——— Complaining of the 
manner in which the South London Waterworks Company obtain 
their principal Supply ; From South Lambeth, txxxv. 637._—— 
Against the heres | Plans of Mr. Telford; From George Hib- 
bert, Lxxx1x. 335. Referred to the Select Committee on Metro- 
politan Water, 336. 


Waterford Harbour, &amp;c. : 

2129. That Vessels trading to and from Waterford may not, in 
addition to the Lighthouse Dues, be subject to the compulsory 
Charges for Pilotage and Ballast under a local Act for improving 
that Port and Harbour; From Ship-owners belonging to the Port 
of Waterford; Referred to the Select Committee on Lighthouses ; 
LXXXIXx. 74, 


Waterford House of Industry : 


2130. Respecting a larger Presentment for the Support thereof; 
Of the Governors, Lxxv. 136, P. 


Waterford, Stipendiary Magistrate : 

2131. Relative thereto; From Magistrates of Waterford, 
LXXXII. 329, P. Complaining of the conduct of the Chief 
Magistrate of that City; a Inhabitants and Householders, 
LXXXxVv. 94, 


Waterloo Bridge New Street : 

2132. For the Formation of a direct Road from Waterloo 
Bridge to the North Side of the Metropolis; From, Clement’s 
Dane, St., xxxxv. 404.(p.413.) Covent Garden, St. Paul, 381. 
Giles, St., in the Fields, 381, p. George’s, St., Bloomsbury, 
381, p. Lambeth, St.John, 381. Savoy, 404.(pr.413.) Water- 
loo Bridge Company, 394, r. Waterloo Bridge Stairs Watermen, 
404. Waterloo Road, Residents in, 404.———Respecting the 
Formation of the Road from Waterloo Bridge to the North Side 
of the Metropolis, and praying the decision of the House; From 
Samuel James Arnold, Proprietor of the English Opera House, 
LXxxv. 511, p.———F or the Formation of a New Street from 
Waterloo Bridge to the British Museum; From George Glenny, 
LXXxv. 422, p.———Against the Formation of the Road, &amp;c.; 
From Freeholders, &amp;c., of the Strand, Catherine Street and 
Bridges Street, txxxv. 577, P. 


Waterloo Place :—See supra, 1165. 


Watermen : 

2133. Complaining of the letting out to hire of Boats on the 
Lord’s Day; From Free Watermen of the River Thames, xxx. 
254, p. Watermen and Wherrymen plying at Vauxhall, 263, p. 
———For the Amendment of the Thames Watermen Act; From 
Inhabitants of Leigh, txxx1v. 256, P. 


Watson, Peter : 

2134. Complaining of his being cited to appea- before the 
Ecclesiastical Court of Durham for sai Bd of Church Dues 
and Easter Offerings, Lxxx11. 605, p.———Complaining of his 
Imprisonment for refusing to pay Easter Offerings, rxxx111. 536. 


Webb, Thomas: 


2135. Complaining of being arrested on acharge of Con- 
spiracy, and of Expense incurred, Lxxxv. 505. 


Weights and Measures : 

2136. Relative to his discovery for equalizing and combining 
Weights and Measures; From William Hyslop, of Dumfries, 
LXXXI. 112, p.————-Complaining of the Act for the Alteration of 
Weightsand Measures ; From Owners and Occupiers of Land in the 
Hundred of Rochfort, txxx11'182, p. Owners and Occupiers of Ara- 
ble Land in the Counties of Hertford and Essex; Members of the 
Norfolk Agricultural Society ; Owners and Occupiers of Land in 
the Hundred of Humble Yard, 192, p. Owners of Land in the 
Vicinity of King’s Lynn, 200, p. Farmers and others of the 
County of Berks, 239, p. Owners and Occupiers of Land in the 
Parish of Banbury, 316, rp. Committee of the Norfolk Agricul- 
tural Society, 335, p. Proprietors and Occupiers of Lands in 
Berks, 422. 428. Freeholders, Farmers and Occupiers of Land 
in Penwith, Cornwall, 506, p.—-For Repeal of so much of Act 
5 Geo. IV. c. 74, as allows the use of any other than the Imperial 
Weights and Measures; From Freeholders, &amp;c. of Devon, 
LXXXVII, 307, P,———For rendering the use of Imperial Weights 
and Measures compulsory; From Devon, Hartland Hundred, 
txxxvi. 428. Old Monkland, &amp;c., 590. Parkham, &amp;c., 664. 
———For Amendment of the Act; From Brewers, Maltsters and 
others attending the Markets of Devizes, Warminster and Bath, 
LXxxvinl. 514..———That the Act 27 Geo. ITI. c. 46, regulating 
Weights and Measires in Cities, be extended to Market Towns ; 
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of the Law relative to Heaped Measures; Of Operative Colliers of 
the Western District of Ayrshire, xc. 376.———For Amendment 
of Act 4 &amp; 5 Will. [V.; From, Greenwich; Deptford ; Wool- 
wich; xc. 49, Boston, 137. Dublin, 150. Referred to the 
Select Committee on Weights and Measures, 151. Greenock ; 
Referred, 151. West Derby and Toxteth Park; Referred, 179. 
Commissioners of Paving, &amp;c., Brighton; Referred, 189. Gree- 
nock and other Places; Frederic Jones; Referred, 200.——— 
Complaining of the — of repairing Beams and Scales, and 
adjusting Weights and Measures, which have been seized for in- 
accuracy, and disposing of them to the Public at reduced Prices ; 
Of Persons engaged in the Manufacture or Sale of Weights and 
Measures resident in Dublin, xc. 150. Referred to the Select 
Committee on Weights and Measures, 151.———Complaining of 
inconvenience and expense in conveying their Weights and Mea- 
sures to a considerable distance from their places of abode, in order 
to have them adjusted and stamped; Of Shopkeepers of West 
Derby and Toxteth Park; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Weights and Measures, xc, 179.————Alleging errors to exist in 
bates all the Weights and Measures bearing the Stamp of the 
City of Westminster, and for Inquiry; Of Joseph Southam; Re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Weights and Measures, xc. 265. 
———-Complaining of the Measures in use for the City of West- 
minster having been subjected to much wear and tear, and praying 
that they may be forthwith corrected and verified by the Exche- 

uer Standard; Of Inhabitants of Westminster, xc1. 323. 

or Inquiry into the erroneous state of the Standards of Weights 
and Measures issued in 1825; Of James Hayman, xc1. 818. 
For Amendment of Act relating thereto; From Londonderry, 
xc. 490. ° 


Welsh Bishops : 


2137. Praying that no Individual who is unacquainted with 
the Language of the Welsh People may be henceforward instituted 
toa Bishoprick in Wales; From Anglesey, xci1. 384. Barmouth 
and sa 464. Brecon, 464. ryngwran, 34. Carnarvon 
County, 110. Denbigh, 337. Dolgelly, 464. Dwggyfylchi, 
440. Flint, 384. Llanasa, 384. Llanbedr, &amp;c., 464. Lland- 
dwyeis y graig and Llanenddwyn, 464. Llannor, 448. London, 
464. Manchester, 464. Monmouth, 464. Pwllheli, 362. Whit- 
ford, 464. 


Welsh Judicature :—See supra, 2106. 
Welsh Language :—See supra, 419. 2137. 
Wells, James : 


2138. Respecting his being confined as a Lunatic, Lxxx1. 
115, P. 


Wenlock, Borough : 


2139. Against alteration as to residence, or appointment of 
other Justices of the exempt jurisdiction of that Borough; From, 
Bailiff, Recorder and Justices of Wenlock, txxxvim. 543. 


West India Dock Company : 

2140. Against the Renewal of their Charter; Of Merchants 
of London, ixxvi. 116, p.—&lt;———For continuing their Privileges; 
From West India Dock Company, txxvi. 51. Referred to 
Committee on Foreign Trade, 131. 


West Indies : 


2141. For an Inquiry into the Affairs of the Company ; 
Referred to Committee on Foreign Trade; Of West Indis 
Planters and Merchants; txxvir. 149.——Against a Renewal 
of the Charter; Of Proprietors of Commercial Docks; txxvi. 
226. Of Wholesale and Retail Grocers of London; 311. 
Against; Of Alexander Anderson; txxvu. 409.——— 
Complaining of the Distressed State of the West India Co- 
lonies; Of Planters and others of the British West India 
Colonies, txxvu. 148, p. Of Planters, Merchants and Ship- 
owners of Glasgow, 161, Pp. Of West India Proprietors and 
Merchants, 161, p.——— Relating to the Colonies; Of His 
Majesty’s Council and House of Assembly of St. Vincent, txxvut. 
223, p. Of Zachariah Wheeler, Chairman of the Chamber of 
Commerce of the City of St. John, New Brunswick, 275, P. 
———-For Relief; Of Planters and others of Dominica; txxvim. 
139. Of St. Vincent, 140. Of the General Assembly of Bar- 
badoes, 140. Of the Board of Council and House of Assembly 
of Antigua, 141. Of the Council and Assembly of the Island of 
Grenada, 144. Of the Council and Assembly of the Island of 
Montserrat, 145, ep. Of the Council and House of Assembly of 
St. Vincent, 146, p. Of the Council and Assembly of the Virgin 
Islands, 148. Of the Council and Assembly of St. Christopher, 
344, ep. Of Legislative Council and General Assembly of the 
Island of Tobago, 483, p.———For the extension of the Duties 
of the Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry; Of Merchants of 
Cork, itxx1x. 187.———Complaining of the State of the Colo- 
nies, and for a Reduction of the Duty on Sugar; From Portland, 
Jamaica, Lxxx. 419. St. Christopher’s, 420.— —For the Repeal 
of the Duties and Bounties on West India Produce; From Hali- 
fax, Lxxxu. 462, p.———For regulating the Duties on Exported 
Produce, and for Reduction of the Duties on Sugar; From West 
India Planters and Merchants, txxx11. 221. Board of Council 
and others of Antigua, 223, p. For Reduction of Duties on 
Sugar and Rum; From West India Planters and Merchants, 
Lxxxv. 95, P. Planters and others of Glasgow, 106, rp. Planters 
and others of Bristol, 112, p——-——For extending the same Pro- 
tection to their Property in the West India Colonies, as is given 
to Property in Great Britain, and for Compensation for Losses 
sustained in consequence of Order in Council relative to Slaves; 
From, Glasgow, Lxxxv. 639. Proprietors of Plantations in De- 

















I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


West Indies—continued. 

merara, Berbice and St. Lucia, txxxv. 639, p.—«—For Protection 

of West India Property; From Belfast, uxxxv1. 176,P. Berkshire, 

230. Bristol, 192. 278, p. 454, p.—Clark, W., 494.— Dublin, 

278, P. 454, p. Dundalk, 494.—Edinburgh, 417, r.—Glasgow, 

Planters, &amp;c., 451. Glasgow, Merchants, 491, rp. Greenock, 

451.—Irvine, 144.—Johnstone, 451.—Lightermen connected with 

the West India Trade, 454. Liverpool, 176, rp. London, 461, P. 

—Port Glasgow, 451.—Stirling, 147.— ers connected 

with the West India Trade, 454. West India Colonies, Planters, 

Merchants, &amp;c., 170, vp. West India 7 454. West 

India Colonies, Traders, &amp;c., 454. mplaining of the De- 

preciation of West India Property; From Proprietors and Per- 
sons yey by them in the Manufacture of Machinery for the 
British West India Colonies, xxxxvi. 334, p.———Complaining 
of the Distress of the Colonists in the West Indies; From Liver- 
pool, rxxxvi. 381, p.———-Complaining of the distressed situation 
of the West India Planters; From Henry Sealy, uxxxvi. 482. 
———Complaining of the general Depreciation of West India 
re cb and suggesting Remedies for its benefit; From Thomas 
Berkeley, uxxxvi. 513.— —That no Infringement on West 
India Property may be sanctioned, unless full and complete In- 
demnification shall have been previously secured; From Island of 
Nevis, txxxvi. 639. Inhabitants of West India Colonies, 639, p. 
Newry, 678.—=——For Reduction of the Duty on the Produce of 
the West India Colonies, but more especially on the article of 
Sugar, and against permitting Foreign S to be used in Eng- 
land, or refined for exportation ; Pens “‘Posgtioiees of Estates, 
&amp;c., in Belfast, txxxvi1. 154, p.—&lt;——-For an Inquiry into the 
Distressed State of the West India Colonies; From Glasgow 
Chamber of Commerce, txxxvi1. 3837. Glasgow, General Shipping 
United Association, 371. Glasgow, Merchants, 337. Glasgow, 
Trades House, 337. Greenock, Chamber of Commerce, 342. 
Greenock, Merchants, 342. Inverness, 318. Planters, &amp;c., in- 
terested in the British West India Colonies, 337. Port Glasgow, 
and Newark, 301. Ross, 330.— ——Against depriving the West 
India Planters of their Property, witho t granting them full 
Compensation ; From Planters, &amp;c., residing at Bristol, txxxvu. 
420, P. 

2142. For admitting the Productions of Antigua and the 
Leeward Islands into this Country, at the same Rate of Duties as 
those of the ceded Colonies and Seeds From Monkton Combe, 
xcu. 324. See supra, 844. 


Westmeath, Sheriff of : 


2143. Complaining of his Conduct; From, The Marquis of 
Westmeath, txxxiv. 227, P. 


Westminster, City : 
2144. For an Inquiry into the Corporate Rights thereof; From 
Charles Pitt, uxxxviu. 70. 


Westminster Collegiate Church : 

2145. Complaining of the Recommendation of the Ecclesias- 
tical Commissioners to reduce the Number of Prebendaries, 
&amp;c.; Of the Dean and Chapter of the Collegiate Church of Saint 
Peter, Westminster, xc11. 208. 


Westminster Constables : 

2145*. To be relieved from their Liability to attend the Houses 
of Parliament and public Processions as Constables, and that the 
Police Force may be substituted; From Inhabitants of Westminster, 
LXXXVIII. 584. 


Westminster, Court of Requests : 

2146. Praying for Leave to withdraw an erroneous Return 
relative thereto, and to substitute an amended one; From Edward 
Cary — and John Hodgson, 1xxx1x. 18.———That the 
Order made for presenting a Return from the said Courts be dis- 
charged; From the Commissioners and Secretary of the Court of 
Requests, Lxxx1x. 25. 


Westminster, Dean and Chapter of: 

2147. aig | of Proceedings taken against them by the 
Dean and Chapter of Westminster, as Lords of the Manor of 
Castlemorton, for the Recovery of certain Lands and Premises in 
the said Manor; Of Proprietors of Cottages, Lands and Premises 
in Castle Morton, xc. 468. See supra, 2145. 


Westminster Hall :—See supra, 348. 


Westminster Meeting : 

2148. Complaining of the Conduct of the High Bailiff, in 
declining to convene a Meeting; From Andrew Griffin Coard 
Tucker, of Lancaster Place, in the City of Westminster, Doctor 
of Laws, Lxxx1l. 478, P. 


Westminster, St. James : 

2149. For a Committee to examine the Accounts of the Go- 
vernors and Directors of the Poor of the Parish of St. James, 
Westminster; Presented 29th April 1828; From Inhabitant 
Householders of the Parish, txxxu1. 413, p.————Complaining 
of the Parochial Expenditure; From Inhabitant Householders, 
LXXxIv. 12, (p. 20.)—————Complaining of the Charges and In- 
sinuations contained in the Petition of the Inhabitant House- 
holders of the said Parish; From Rector and Vestrymen, and 
Governors and Directors of the Poor of the Parish, txxxrv. 
120, P. 


Westminster Sewers: 
2150. Com laining thereof; From Inhabitant Householders of 
Westbourne Place, King’s Road, Sloane Square, txxxvin. 696. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Wexford, 
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PETITIONS—continued. 








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I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relatwe to— 


Wexford : 


2151. Complaining of a Contract between the Marquis of Ely 
and the late Mr. Neville, injurious to the freedom of the Cor- 
poration; From Merchants of the Town and Borough, txxxv. 
186, P. 


Wexford Consistorial Court :—See supra, 858. 


Wexford Police: 

2152. Complaining of Frauds and Peculations in that Esta- 
blishment ; From, Landowners and Landholders of the Barony of 
Bargy (Wexford), uxxxim. 457, P. Barony of Shilburn, 463, p. 
Barony of Shilmalier, 510, P. 


Weymouth and Melcombe Regis : 
2153. Complaining of the administration of the Affairs of that 
Corporation; From Inhabitants; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Municipal Corporations ; txxxvut. 141. 


Whalebone :—See supra, 289. 


Whale Fishery : 
2154. Against withdrawing certain Duties that were laid on 
for the protection thereof; From Owners of Ships of Dundee, 
and of the Port of Kirkcaldy, txxx. 316, P. 


Whale Ships: 


2155. Praying for a Grant of Public Money to extricate the 
Crews of Six Whale Ships from their perilous situation in Davis’s 
Straits ; Offered ; but the King’s Recommendation not having been 
signified, the Petition was not received; xc. 74. —-—— Petition 
from Dundee, praying the House to take into consideration the 
state of those Vessels confined in Davis’s Straits, with a view to 
their relief; xc. 110. 


Wharton, General James: 

2156. Complaining of the Order forbidding the Sales of Com- 
missions; From General James Wharton, Lxxx1x. 583.——— 
Complaining of vexatious Proceedings instituted against him 
for certain acts performed by him in the execution of his duty 
as a Magistrate upon a Game Law Conviction ; Offered, and with- 
drawn; Of General James Wharton, xc1. 522. 

Wheat : —See supra, 586, &amp;e. 
Whiskey : 

2157. For the introduction of Scottish Whiskey; Of Spirit 
Dealers, and others, of Berwick-upon-Tweed, txxvu1.190, p. Of 
Brewers of Ale, &amp;c., Edinburgh, 223, rp. Of Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne, 293.———To allow Scotch Whiskey to be imported ; From 
the Corporation of Berwick, ixxx. 111, P. That Whiskey 
in Ireland may be charged with Duty on Storage, in proportion to 

uantity and strength, when leaving the bonded Stores; Of Spirit 
Retailers of Clonmel, xc1. 652.——For equalizing the Duty 
thereon in England and Scotland; From Corporation of Berwick- 


upon-T weed ; Mayor, Magistrates and others of Berwick-upon- 
Tweed; xc. 684. 
White, George: 

2158. Respecting his Dismissal from the Office of a Collector 
of Taxes; Of George White, txxv1. 478, p.——Complaining of 
his Removal from the Office of Collector of Taxes for Kensington ; 
Of George White, txxvi1. 261, p.——Praying for Compensa- 
tion on account of having saved large Sums of Money to the 
Revenue, by detecting Frauds on the part of Collectors of Taxes ; 
From George White; Petition offered, and the King’s Recom- 
mendation not having been signified, the Petition was not received ; 
LXXXVIII. €73. Complaining of the want of consideration on 
the part of the Treasury to the Petitioner’s solicitations for an 


increase to his Compensation Allowance; From George White, 
LXXXVIII. 694. 


Whitecross Street Prison :—See supra, 685. 


White Herrings : 

2159. Relative to the Bounties on White Herrings ; Of Owners 
and Masters of Vessels in the Port of Stranraer, txx1x. 223. Of 
Fish Curers in Port Gordon District, 242. Of George Forbes, 
Chief Magistrate of the Royal Burgh of Anstruther Easter; and 
of Fish Curers and Inhabitants of Kilkenny; 337. Of Fish 
Curers and others of Zetland Islands, 347, p. Of Owners of 
Fishing Vessels in Ardglass; of Carlingford; and of White 
Fisheries of Macduff, Gardenston, Banff, Whitehills and Portsoy ; 
366, p. Of Landholders, Commissioners of Supply, and others, 
of Shetland ; and of Landed Proprietors of Clare; 380, p. 
For Increase of the Bounties on the Exportation thereof; From 
Fish Curers of Loch Fine Side, rxxx1v. 325. See supra, 1094. 


Wicklow Ejectments : 
2160. Complaining of Ejectments lately served epee them ; 
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From Persons located upon the Lands of Glancormick, txxx1x. 
389. 


Wicklow Vicarage : 
2161. For procuring Glebe-houses for the Vicar and Curates 
of the Benefice, and Funds for erecting a Church in the Village of 
Rathnew, and an endowment for the Curate who officiates there ; 


Of Lay Members of the Established Church in the Benefice of 
Wicklow, xct. 732. 


Widows’ (of Officers) Pensions : 


2162. For Repeal of the Law which interdicts Officers’ Widows 
from marrying without losing their Pension; From Clashmore, 
LXxXvil. 188. 


Wild, John : 


2163. Complaining of the illegality of the Decision of the 
Judge by whom he was tried; Offered, and withdrawn ; Lxxxv. 85. 








Williams, Dr. Thomas : 


2164. Complaining of having been removed from the List of 
Surgeons of the Royal Navy ; 1xxxix. 369. 


Williams, Rev. John : 


2165. Complaining of the refusal of the Bishop of Gloucester 
to ordain him on his appointment to the Curacy of Stroud, in 
the Diocese of Gloucester, he being a Graduate of Trinity College, 
Dublin; Of the Rev. John Williams, xcr. 212. 


Willis, John Walpole : 
2166. pen gem of Dismissal from Office of Judge of the 
Court of King’s Bench in Upper Canada; ixxxv. 405. 


Wills and Testamentary Documents : 
2167. Complaining of Persons illegally ‘yor themselves 
Executors and Residuary Devisees under Wills; Of Edward 
Ollett, yxxvi. 103. 


2168. Complaining of Abuses in Ecclesiastical Registers; Of 
William Snape, xxvii. 357, P. 


Wilmot, Olive : 

2169. For an Inquiry into her Claims; Motion, That the 
Petition be printed, Neg.; Of Olive (stating herself to be) the 
legitimate Daughter of the late Duke of Cumberland; .xxy. 
452. See supra, 1064. 1524. 


Wilson, Thomas : 


2170. Complaining of me gp done him by the Officers of 
Customs at Inverness, and praying for investigation; From 
Thomas Wilson, Owner of the Schooner Ann, of Banff, xxxxvimu. 
244, 


Wimbleton Parish : 
2171. Complaining of the appropriation of the Tithes of that 
Parish, and of the inadequate Stipend of the Officiating Minister ; 
From Householders of Wimbleton, txxxvui11. 395. 


Window Tax: 

2172. [1821.] Petitions forthe Repeal thereof; From Dublin, 
LXXvI. 304, p.———F rom, Belfast, txxvir. 222, p.—Cork, Holy 
Trinity, 200, rp. Cork, Inhabitants, 200, p. Cork, Mayor, &amp;c., 
60, p. Cork, St. Ann, Shandon, 200, p. Cork, St. Nicholas, 
200, p. Cork, St. Paul, 200, p. Cork, St. Peter, 200, p.— 
—Dublin, Corporation, 200, p. Dublin, Householders, 68, p. 


Dublin, St. Andrew, 178, p. Dublin, St. Anne, 193, P. Dublin, 
St. Audeon, 200, pr. Dublin, St. Bridget, 193, p. Dublin, 
St. George, 200, p. Dublin, St. James, 193, pe. Dublin, St, 
Mark, 193, p. Dublin, St. Mary, 193, pe. 200, Pp. Dublin, 


St. Michan, 193, rp. Dublin, St. Nicholas Without, 178, p. 
Dublin, St. Paul, 200, p, Dublin, St. Peter, 200, p. Dublin, 
St. Thomas, 200, p. Dublin, St. Werburgh, 200, rp. Drogheda, 
222, p.—Ennis, 222.— Limerick, 209, p.— Newsom, Edward, 
60, p.—Ross, New, 178.—Waterford, Inhabitants, 178, p————. 
[1824.] From, Abingdon, txxrx. 224. (Pp. 228.)—Bridge Ward, 
London, 216. Bristol, St. Stephen, 131.—Doncaster, 216, p.— 
Gloucester, St. James, 430, p. Greenwich, 211, p.—Holborn, 
St. Andrew above Bars, and St. George the Martyr, 137.— 
Lambeth, St. Mary, 117, ep. Leighton Buzzard, 266. London 
Bridge Ward, 216.—Middlesex, St. George the Martyr, 137.— 
Nockholt, 470. Nuneaton, 242.—Reading, 174.—Westminster, 
St. Ann, 117, p.———For exempting School Rooms from the 
Window Tax; From James Palmer, Schoolmaster, Lxxx1. 201, Pp. 
That Lodgers may be assessed to the Window Tax; From 
John Wilkinson Jones, txxx1. 386.——For the Repeal thereof 
on account of the Cholera; From Thomas Howell, txxxvit. 21. 
For the Repeal thereof; From, Cumbers, John, of Wim- 
bledon, rxxxvit. 314. Saffron Walden, 412.———From Persons 
resident in Gloucester, Lxxx1x. 259.———Complaining of the 
rejection of claim for exemption from the Window Duty; From 
Thomas Poynter, of Northend, Fulham, rxxx1x. 501.———For 
Repeal; From, St. Marylebone, xc. 141. Linlithgow, 173. 
Queensferry, 192. William a Beckett; Vintry Ward, London; 
Vestry of St. James, Westminster; 207. St. Marylebone; 
Richard Cripps, of St. Ann, Westminster; St. Martin-in-the- 
Fields; 330. St. Leonard, Shoreditch; St. Paul, Shadwell; 
St. Pancras, Middlesex ; 331. St. James, Westminster (Six Pe- 
titions), 601. St. George, Hanover Square, 661. —— For 
Repeal of the Tax on Windows; From, Charles Wright, xct. 192. 
St. Marylebone, 324. London, 732.———That such Furnished 
Houses as are not occupied by the Proprietor during any portion 
of the Year may be relieved entirely from the payment of the Tax 
on Windows ; Sah Proprietors and Holders of Lodging-houses in 
Worthing, xcr. 223. Brighton; Bognor; 250.——For Repeal ; 
From Cheltenham, xci. 428. Clement, St., Danes, 384. Clifton, 
329. Edinburgh, 320. James, St., Westminster, 320. Liverpool, 
371. Margaret, St., and St. John, Westminster, 329. Martin, 
St., in the Fields, 384. Marylebone, St., 33. Paul, St., Covent 
Garden, 312. Sunderland, 410. Tain, 163. Westminster, 273. 
See supra, 121. 1127. 1956. 


Windust, Ellenor: 
2173. pap some of the Imprisonment of her Husband for 


having sold a Copy of Berthold’s Political Handkerchief, and for 
his Release, txxxv1. 862. 


Wine : 

2174. For a Reduction of the Duties on Foreign Wine; From 
Importers and Dealers in Foreign Wines in London, ixx1x, 
195, p. Merchants, Importers and Dealers in Wines in N orwich, 
149, p. James Warre, of London, 65, Pp. Referred to Select 
Committee on Foreign Trade, 149.———Respecting the retailing 
Wine without License; From Licensed Victuallers and Tavern 


Keepers 











PETITION S—continued. 








I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


Wine—continued. 

Keepers in and near London, txxx111. 217, p.———For repealin 

Prisage and Butlerage upon Vessels landing Wine at iad 
and Lancaster; From, Ship-owners of Liverpool, txxx1v. 337. 
Importers of Wine in Lancaster, 338, p. Against Imposition 
of additional Duties on Wines in Ireland; From, Wine Merchants 
of Dublin, txxxvi. 645, p. Merchants of Londonderry, 764. 
Against any Alteration of the Wine Duties; From Mer- 
chants engaged in the general Trade with Spain and Portugal, 
LXxxvi. 494.—In favour of the proposed Alteration; From 
Merchants engaged in general Trade with France, txxxvi. 495. 

Against oe tig Increase of Duty on Cape Wine; From 

Merchants engaged in the Trade to the Cape of Good Hope, 
LXxxvi. 671, p.————— For an Equalization of the Duty on 
Foreign Wines; Of Wine Merchants at Kingston-upon-Hull, 
XCI. 228. 


Wine and Spirit Trade : 
2175. For the Repeal or Alteration of Laws affecting their 


Trade; Of Associated Wine and Spirit Merchants of Glasgow, 
xcl. 219. See supra, 919. 











Wingrove, Benjamin : 
2176. Praying to be heard before the .Select Committee on 
Claims of Mr. M‘Adam, txxviu. 337. Referred to the Committee, 
337. See also supra, 1339. 


Witnesses :—See supra, 1066. 
Womersley and Dun Railway :—See supra, 2054. 


Wood, Robert: 


2177. Complaining of his having been suspended, and his 
Commission sold ; Of Robert Wood, late Major and Brevet Lieu- 
tenant Colonel of the 34th Regiment of Foot, txxv1. 498, p.——— 
Complaining of the Sale of his Commission for a Balance respect- 
ing a foreign Levy, and alleging that no Balance was due, txxvut. 





376, P. Relative to the Sale of his Commission, txxvu11. 
63, P. 
Woodbine, James : 
2178. Praying the House to procure the Re-consideration of 


D 
the Case of his hg James Woodbine, who was transported for 
Felony ; Of James Woodbine, xc1. 356. 


Wool: 


2179. In favour of the Wool Tax; From, Edinburgh (Two 
Petitions), txxv. 236.—Selkirkshire, Pastoral Society, 417, p. 


2180. For» Repeal of the Wool Tax; From, Armley, txxv. 
241.—Batle. “41. Bramley, 241. Bristol, 241. Burley, 241. 


Bury, 216.—alverley with Farsley, 241. Churwell, 241. Cleck- 
Clifton, 241.—Drighlington, 241.—Eccleshill, 241. 
Farsley, 241.—Gildersome, 241. 
Guiseley, 241.—Halifax, 
Head- 
Holbeck, 241. 
Hunslet, 
Kidder- 
Kirkheaton, 180, Pp. 
Liversedge, 241. 
Morley, 241.— 
Notting- 
Rochdale, 216.— 
Thornhill, 
Wortley, 


heaton, 241. 
Exeter, 241.—Farnley, 241. 
Gloucester, 216, p. Gomersal, 241. 
216. Hartshead with Clifton, 241. 
ingley with a 241. Heckmondwike, 241. 
Hopton, 241. orsforth, 241. Huddersfield, 159. 
241. Hunsworth, 241.—Idle, 241.—Kendal, 122, p. 
minster, 212. Kingston-upon-Hull, 115. 
241.—Leeds, 138, p. 241. Leicester, 166, P. 
London, 144, p.—Mirfield with Hopton, 241. 
Newchurch in Rossendale, 236, p. Norwich, 122, p. 
ham, 138.—Pudsey, 241.—Rawden, 241. 
Saddleworth, 241. Shipley, 241. Somerset, 213, p. 
241.—Wakefield, 204. 241. Wike, 241. Wilts, 212. 
241.—Yeadon, 241. York, West Riding, 241. 


2181. [1821.] From, Adwalton, txxvi. 401. 
401. Armley, 401.—Baildon, 401. Batley, 401. 
Bierley, 401. Birstal, 401. Bowling, 401. 
246, p. Bradford, York, 401. 
—Calne, 262. Calverly, 401. 
ham, 246, Pp. Churwell, 401. 
Dalton, 401. Dewsbury, 401. 
401. Eccleshill, 401.—Farnley, 401. 
401. Gildersome, 401. Gomersal, 401. 
fax, 416, p. Hartshead, 401. 
Heckmondwike, 401. 
ton, 401. 
worth, 401.—Idle, 401.—Kendal, 255, p. 
269, p. Kirkheaton, 401.—Leeds, 401. 


Hawick, 216, p. 


Bramley, 401. 
Chapel Allerton, 401. 
Cleckheaton, 401. 


Lepton, 401. 
irfield, 401. 
Soothill, 401. Stanningley, 401. 
Thornhill, 401. Trowbridge, 246, p. 
field, 401. Westbury, 229, p. Wike, 401. Windhill, 401 
Wortley, 401.—Yeadon, 401. York, West Riding, 401. 

2182. [1822.] From Leeds, txxvu. 301, Pp. 

2183. For the Repeal of the Duties on the Im 
Foreign Wool; From, Bury, txxvuiut. 427. 
Kendal, 326, p. Leeds, 365, p. 
365, P. 


Leicester, 326, Pp. 


LXxvilr. 408. 
Bowling, 404. 
hill, with Bolton, 404.—Haworth, 420. 


Baildon, 404. Bingley, 420. 


ham, 404.—Newchurch, 438, pP. 
404.—-Shipley, 404. Skipton, 416, p. 
Sir John, 309.—Thornton, 404.—Wilsden, 404, 


Ashburton, 210, p.—Baildon, 116. 


GEN. INDEX. 


LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Alverthorpe, 
Beeston, 401. 
Bradford, Wilts, 
Burley, 401. 
Chippen- 
Clifton, 1 
Drighlington, 401.—Earlsheaton, 
Farsley, 401.—Gawthorp, 
Guiseley, 401.—Hali- 
Headingley with Burley, 401. 
Heytesbury, 229, rp. Holbeck, 401. Hop- 
Horbury, 401. Horsforth, 401. Hunslet, 401. Huns- 
Kingston-upon-Hull, 
Liver- 
1, 246, rp. Liversedge, 401. London, 246, p.—Melksham, 246, p. 
Morley, 401.—Norwich, 347, p.—Ossett-cum- 
Gawthorp, 401.—Pudsey, 401.—Rawden, 401.—Shipley, 401. 
Suffolk, 416, p.—Thornes, 401. 
Tiverton, 246, p.—Wake- 


rtation of 
Huddersfield, 365, pr. 
Somerset, 
Sutherland, 368, p.———Against any Alteration of the 
Laws to prevent the Exportation of British Wool; From, Bacup, 
Birstal, 420. 
Bradford (York), 404, p.—Clayton, 404.— Eccles- 
Horton, 404.—Idle, 404. 
—Keighley, 427.—Kildwick, 420.—Lancaster, 401, p.—Manning- 
Northumberland, 454.—Otley, 
Sinclair, The Right Hon. 
Windhill, 404, 
—York, West Riding, 420.——From, Allerton, txxix. 116. 
Barnard Castle, 210, p. 





W 00l—continued. 


Against any Alteration of the Laws, &amp;c.—continued. 
Bingley, txx1x. 116. Birkenshaw, 116. Bowling, 116. Bradford, 
116, p.—Clayton, 116.—Darlington, 162, p. Donge, 353, Pp. 
Durham, 148.—Eccleshill, 121.—Haworth, 121. Horton, 116. 
Huddersfield, 178.—Idle, 121. Inverness, 347, p.—Keighley, 
126. Kendal, 156. Kent, Part of, 353, rp. Kildwick, 126.— 
Leeds, 121, p. Leicester, 148, r.—Otley, 121.—Romney, 353, p. 
Rossendale Forest, 178.—Shipley, 116. Skipton, 126, p.—Thorn- 
ton, 116.—Wakefield, 132. Walland, 353, ep. Wellington, 
186, p. Wibsey, 116. Wilsden, 116. Windhill, 121.———For 
Repeal of the Duties on the Importation of Foreign Wool ; From, 
Bristol, City and County, txxix. 210, p. Bristol, Merchants, 
281.—Castleton, 319, p. Cumberland, 162. (?. 187.)—Dumbar- 
ton, 168, Pp. Durham, 162. (p. 187.) Dursley, 210, p.—Fram- 
lingham, 281, p.—Gloucester, 38.—Huddersfield, 82.—Ipswich, 
346.—Leeds, 82, P. London, 77.—Minchin Hampton, 210. 
Morgan, James Williams, 210, p. Morgan, John, 210, Pp. 
Morgan, Thomas, 210, p. Morpeth, 162. (Pp. 187.) —Northum- 
berland, 162. (Pp. 187.)—Painswick, 210.— Saddleworth, 92, p. 
Somerset, 82. Stow Market, 346. Stroud, 210, p.—Uly, 210.— 
Wilts, 110, p. Woodbridge, 332. Wootton-under-Edge, 210, p. 
——— To continue the present Duty on the Importation of 
Foreign Wool; From, Bulford, txx1x. 304, p. Hadleigh, 298, p. 
346.———Respecting the Wool Trade; From, Belfast, uxxrx. 
886. Berwick,210,p. Brede, 313,r. Bridge, New, 313, r.— 
Chichester, 265, rp. Cornwall, 216, r. Cumberland, 253.—Devon, 
216, Pr. Dumfries, 404, rp. Durham, 222, p.—England, Com- 
ma of Merchants of the Staple, 195, p. Eskdale, ‘404, p.— 
roome, 195, p.—Guldeford, East Levels, 313, p.—Halifax, 216, 
Hythe, Small, 313, p.—Inverness, 533, p.—Kidderminster, 259, P. 
_—Lawson, Richard, 336. Leath, 253. Lewes, 210,r. London, 
Merchants, 195, p.—Manley, 404. Market Harborough, 265, P. 
—Northumberland, Proprietors and Occupiers of Land, 216, p. 
272. Northumberland, Wool Growers, 203, p. 222, p.— Pett, 
313, p.—Ross, 451. Roxburgh, 222, rp.—Selkirk, 203, p. Small 
Hythe, 313, p. Somerset, 216, p. Staple, Merchants of, 195, Pp. 
Steyning, 203, p. Stirling, 242,r. Sutherland, 222, p.—Tilling- 
ham, 313, Pp. Totness, 242, p.—Westmorland, West Ward, 253, 
Wolverhampton, 336. 


2184. [1827.] Fora protecting Duty on the Importation of 
Foreign Wool ; From, Andover, txxx11. 505, p. Ashford, Kent, 
472, p.— Barton and Brigg, 490. Binfield, Hundred, 316. 
Bramber, Rape of, 490, rp. Brigg and Barton, 490. Bullingdon, 
316. Bury St. Edmund’s, 148.—Chadlington, Hundred, 316.— 
Devizes, 485. Dorchester, Hundred, 316. Dorset, 498, p. 
Dover, 548.—Essex, County, 595, p. Ewelm, Hundred, 316.— 
Guleford, East, 511, p.—Horncastle, 528.—Kent, County, Eastern 
Part of, 472, p.—Langtree, Hundred, 316. Lincoln City, 490. 
Louth, Eske, Wold Division, 490.—Marlborough, 548.— North- 
ampton County, 498, .p.— Perthshire, 523, p. Ploughley 
Hundred, 316.—Radnor, 498. Romney Marsh, 472.—Salisbury, 
485. Shipley, 591. Spilsby, Wainfleet and other Places, 490. 
Sussex County, 155, Pp. 572.—Tenterden, 472, p.—Wainfleet, 
Spilsby and other Places, 490. Woodbridge, 528. Wootton 
(Oxfordshire), 335, Pp. Wraggoe, Wapentake of, 560. 


2185. For further Protection against the Importation of 
Wool; From Alford, txxx1m. 177. Andover, 320,p. Argyll, 
327. Ashford, 378.—Berks Vale (Two Petitions), 491. Berwick, 
276, p. Bettws-y-coed, 378. Binderton,340,r. Boston, 467, p. 
Boxgrove and Westhamptnett, 336. Brecon, 356. Burgh, 177. 
Bury St. Edmund’s, 361.—Callington, 431. Cambridge, 361. 
Cargill, 246, p. Cleveland, York, 294, p. Cromarty, 487. 
Coquetdale Ward, 340, p. Crowland Postland, &amp;c., 394, r.— 
Dean, East, 336. Dean, West, 340, p. Dolgelly, 352, p. Dol- 
wyddelen, 352, p. Dorset, 397, rp. Downs, Flock Masters on 
the South Downs, 525, p.—East Dean, 336. England, different 
Counties, 415, ep. Eresby, 130. Estimaner and Tal-y-bont, 276, r. 
—Funtington, 255.—Gwydyr, 370.—Hadleigh, 349. Halton, 
130. Horncastle, 370, pr. Hundleby, 177.—Inverness, County, 
Freeholders, 536, p. Inverness, County, Landholders, and Sheep 
Farmers, 536, p.—King’s Lynn, 246, p. Kirkby Lonsdale, 346. 
—Lammermuir, 276, rp. Lavant, East, 336. Lavant, Mid, 336. 
Lenham, 481. Limerick, Agricultural Association, 327, rp. Lin- 
coln, County, 327. Lincoln, City, 332. Lindsey, Parts of, 130. 
Llandagoed, 378. Llanrhychwyn, 444. Llanrwst,502. Lothian, 
East, 276, p. Louth, 327.—Market Rasen, Wool Growers in 
that Neighbourhood, 525. Merioneth, 294, rp. Moldath, 352, p, 
Montgomery, 283. Moulton, 394, p.—Norfolk, Agricultural 
Association, 340, p.—Partney and Willoughby, 177. Perthshire, 
Central District, 348, p. Pluckley, 356, rp. Postland, 394, p. 
Purbeck and Dorset, 397, p.—Radnor, 426, Pr. Romney and 
Walland Marshes, 370. Ross, County, Landholders and 
Sheep Farmers, 487, p. Ross, County, Sheep Farmers, 431, p. 
Roxburgh, 502, rp. Rutland, 502.—Samford, Hundred, 349. 
Selkirk, 401, rp. Sherwood Forest, 242, p. Singleton, 336. 
Southdown Farms, 494, p. Spalding, 394, pr. Spilsby, Eresby, &amp;c., 
130. Steeping, 130. Steyning, Flock Masters on the South Downs, 
and others in the Neighbourhood of Steyning, 525, p. Stockbridge, 
327. Stockton, Ward, Durham, 294,p. Stoke, West, 255, p. 
Suffolk, Eastern Part, 283, p. Sussex, Western Division, 494, P. 
Sutherland, County, 538, p.—Tal-y-bont, 276, ep. Taunton, 242, P. 
Tindale and Coquetdale Wards, 340, p. Toynton All Saints, 177. 
Toynton, St. Peter, 177. Trefriw (Carnarvon), 361.—Wainfleet, 
177. Walland Marsh, 370. West Dean and Binderton, 340, p. 
Westhampnett, 336. West Stoke and Funtington, 255, Pr. Wil- 
loughby, 177. Wisbech, 394, p. Woodbridge, District, 349. 


2186. [1828.] Against any Alteration in the Law relating 
thereto; From Almondbury, txxxut. 313. Armley and Wortley, 
320.— Batley and Heckmondwike, 320. Birkenshaw, 320. 

Birstall, 


916 


PETITIONS—continued. 





I. Petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &amp;c.—(continued)—relative to— 


~ Wool—continued. 

[1828.] Against any Alteration in the Law, &amp;c.—continued. 
Birstall, uxxx1. 313. Bradford, 320,r. Bramley, 320. Bury, 
420, p.—Cleckheatonand Hightown, 320. Crossland, 313.—Devon, 
County, Manufacturers of Woollen Goods on the Borders of, 
416, Pp. Dewsbury, 313, p.—Eccleshill, 320. Edinburgh, City, 
356, p.—Farsley, 320.—Galashiels, 431, p. Gildersome, 320. 
Gloucester, 282, rp. Golcar and me x 313. Gomersal and 
Birkenshaw, 320. Guiseley, 320.—Heckmondwike, 320. High- 
town, 320. Holbeck, 320. Holmfirth, 313. Hopton, 320. 
Horsforth and Rawdon, 320. Huddersfield, 313. Huntslet and 
Holbeck, 320.—Idle, Shipley and Eccleshill, 320.—Kidderminster, 
305, p. Kirkburton, 313. Kirkheaton, 313.—London, Woollen 
Merchants, 276, rp. London, Importers of Foreign Wool, 313, p. 
Longwood, 313.—Meltham, 313. Mirfield, 313. Mirfield 
and Hopton, 320. Morley, 320.—Netherton, 313.—Pudsey, 
Farsley and Stanningley, 320.—Rastrick, 313. Rawdon, 320. 
—Saddleworth, 313, p. Shipley, 320. Somerset, County, 320, p. 
Stanningley, 320.—Wakefield, 320, rp. Wilts, County, 313. 
Wortley, 320.—Yeadon and Guiseley, 320. Against the 
Importation of Wool, Hides and Tallow; From, Owners and 
Occupiers of Land in the Central District of Perthshire, xxx. 
348, p. Owners and Occupiers of Land, and others, in Maid- 
stone, 356, P. 


2187. ns om For Protection against the Importation of 
Foreign Wool; From, Barcomb, txxxiv. 341. Berks, 342, Pp. 
Brightford, 369, p.—Eastbourne, 356, p.—Flexborough, Sussex, 
369, r.—Holmstrough, 295, p.—Launceston, 200, vp. Leath, 
Ward, 283, p. Lifton, 82, rp. Loxfield, Dorset, 341.—Patcham, 
369, p. Peynings, 341.—Ringmer, 341.—Shiplake, 341. Steyn- 
ing, 341. Tavistock, 82, rp. Totnore, Sussex,342, p.—Willingdon, 
360, p. Younsmere, 300, p. 


2188. [1830.] From, Romney Marsh; Louth; uxxxv. 111, Pp. 
Shipley and West Grinsted, 196, p. 


2189. For Repeal of Duty on Foreign Wool, Olive Oil, 
Indigo, &amp;c.; From, Armley, xcu. 207.—Batley, 263. Bramley, 
207.—Caverley-with-Farsley, 189. Cleckheaton, 207.—Guiseley, 
189. Huddersfield, 137.—Idle, 152.—Leeds (Two Petitions), 
207. Lyme Regis, 337.—Morley-cum-Churwell, 189. Pudsey, 
189.—Rawdon, 137.—Saddleworth, 207.—Trowbridge and Brad- 
ford, 152.—Wortley, 207. 

See supra, 610. 


Woollen Cloths : 


2190. [1821.] Complaining of the Laws relating to the Manu- 
facture of Woollen Cloths; From, Austonley, txxvi. 249. Batty, 
John, 223. Birstal, 249.  Briestfield, 249. Crosland, 249. 
Crosland, North, 249. Dalton, 249. Foolstone, 249. Frome, 
143, p. Gloucester, 179, Pp. Golcar, 249. Gomersal, 249. 
Halifax, 46. Holm, 249. Holmfirth, 249. Hopton, 249. Hud- 
dersfield, 179, rp. Kidderminster, 189, Pp. irkheaton, 249. 
Leeds, 46. 203. Lepton, 249. Linfits, 249. Marsden, 249. 
Meltham, 249. Mirfield, 249. Netherthong, 249. Norris, 
James, 223. Pontefract, 249. Saddleworth, Manufacturers of 
Woollen Cloth, 249. Saddleworth, Merchants, 137. (Pp. 143.) 
Scholes,249. Shepton Mallet, 143,p. Slaithwaite,249. Whitby, 
249. York, West Riding, 46,p. York, Woollen Cloth Manu- 
facturers, 56.———For Repeal of the Act 13 Geo. I. c. 23, limit- 
ing the Length of Warping Bars; From Manufacturers of 


oollen Cloths in the West Riding of Yorkshire (Two Petitions), 
LXXXVIII. 438. 486. 


Woollen Manufacturers : 
2191. Complaining of the increased use of Machinery in the 
Dressing of Cloth; Riess Persons residing in the Counties of 
Wilts, Somerset and Gloucester, employed in the Department of 


Dressing, in the Manufacture of Woollen and Kerseymere Cloth, 
LXXXIx. 95. 


Woollen Rags : 


2192. Against the Importation and Conversion of Foreign 
Woollen Rags into Cloth; From, Kendal, 1xx1x. 19, p. West- 
morland, Proprietors of Farms, 19, p. 82, Pp. 216, P. 352, P. 


Wootton Bassett Poor: 


2193. Complaining of the Inadequacy of their Daily Allow- 
ance of Money; From Distressed Poor of Wootton Bassett, 
LXXXxIx. 200. 


Works, Board of :—See supra, 1062. 


Works, Public : 


2194. Complaining of the Misapplication of Money granted 
for Public Works in Treland, and of the Conduct of Mr. Nimmo; 
From Landed Proprietors of the West Coast of Galway, txxx1v. 
387, p.———In Vindication of his Conduct against the Allega- 
tions in the Petition of the Landed Proprietors of the West Coast 
of Galway, presented 5 June; From Alexander Nimmo, txxxrv. 
403, P.———For the Encouragement thereof; From Thomas 
Flanaghan, Lxxxvi1. 231.————Complaining of the Refusal of 
Mr. Joseph Burke to pay the Workmen engaged in executing 
certain Public Works in the County of Cork; From Inhabitants 
of Skibbereen, txxx1x. 407. See supra, 770. 1624, &amp;c. 1631, &amp;c. 


Worksop Church : 


2195. For erecting a new Church ; From Inhabitants of Work- 
SOP, LXXXIII, 288, P. 





Worsted Mills : 

2196. For extending to them the Regulations of Cotton Mills; 
From Owners and Occupiers of Worsted Mills in Bradford, 
LXXXIV. 174, P. For limiting the Hours of Labour therein ; 
From Worsted Spinners of Bradford, rxxxv1. 384. 


Wray, Reverend John: 
2197. Complaining of the small Amount of his Income, and 
for Relief; From the Reverend John Wray, Vicar of Bardney, 
Lxxxix. 569. 


Wreglesworth, George : 
2198. Complaining of the —_— Magistrates of the Hundred 
of Scarsdale, Derby, aving refused to grant him a Renewal of 
his License for a Public-house, txxx1x. 304. 


Writs of Rebellion : 
2199. For the Abolition of Imprisonment under Writs of Re- 
bellion; From, Benjamin Pilsworth and Michael Casey, xc1. 732. 
Hollyncourt, 751. 


Yarn :—See supra, 636. 1293. 


Yeomanry : 
2200. Complaining of not being exempted from the Horse 
Tax; From Oliver Raley LXXVIII. 477. 1831.] Com- 
plaining of the late Massacre at Newtownbarry, and for the Ado 
tion of Measures for disarming or disbanding the Yeomanry in 
Ireland ; From, Adamstown, Lxxxvi. 885, rp. Annadown, 841, Pp. 
Askamore, 885, r. Athy, 887.—Ballinkillen, 802, rp. Bally- 
conick, 885, rp. Ballymore, 910, rp. Ballynaslaney, 885, p. 
Barnstown, 910,Pr. Belfast, 866, p.—Carlow, 833, rp. Carnagh, 
885, Pp. Caron, 833,p. Chapel, 910, P. Clone, 885, rp. Clon- 
more, 885,Pp. Carrick-on-Suir, 758, rp. Cushenstown, 885, Pp.— 
Duncormack, 885, Pr. Dunleckney, 802,r. Dunshauglin, 874, P. 
—Edermine, 885, p. Enniscorthy, 833, p.—Ferns, 910.—Glan- 
bryan, 885, Pp. Gorey, 885, siden: J., 592.—Inch, 885, p. 
—Kilcoan, 885, p. Kidalkey, 910. Killag, 885, rp. Killigney, 
910, Pp. Killinick, 910,r. Kilmannon, 885, Pr. Kilmashal, 
833, Pp. Kilmore, 833, rp. Kilmuckridge, 910,P. Kilrany, 
833, p. Kilrush, 885, rp. Kilturk, 833, p.—Lady’s Island, 
833, Pp. Leighton Bridge, 827, p.—Maglass,910,p. Margaret’s, 
St., 833, Pp. Molrankan, 833, p.—Navan, 830, Pr. New Ross, 
786, Pp. Newtownbarry, 592, p.—Oulart, 885, rp. — Paulstown, 
790.—Raheen, 890, Pr. Roisdroit, 910, Pr. Rosegarland, 885, p. 
—Shartmore, 910, p. Stradbally, 855, p-—Tacumshane, 833, pr. 
Taghmore, 885, Pp. Templescoby, 910, rp. Templeshambo, 
885, Pp. Tintern, 855, Pp. Tomhaggard, 833, p.—Waterford, 745. 
Wexford, 910, Pr. Wexford County, 910, p, ( Scotland) ; 
For disbanding the Yeomanry Cavalry; From Magistrates and 
Town Council of the Royal Burgh of Dunfermline, txxx1x. 187. 
———-Praying the House not to grant any Supplies for keeping 
up a Yeomanry Force, particularly the Sum granted for Fifeshire ; 
Of Electors and Inhabitants of Fruchie, xc. 180. See supra, 
1229. 2008. 


York Assizes : 

2201. For holding the Assizes for the West Riding at Wake- 
field; From, Austonley, Lxxxv. 380.—Birstal, 464.—Cartworth, 
380. Camberworth and Camberworth Half, 369.—Dalton, 285. 
Denby, 449. Dewsbury, 464.—Farnley Tyas, 262. Fulstone, 
380.—Gunthwaite, 520.—Heckmondwike, 464. Hepworth, 380. 
Holme, 380. Honley, 369. Horbury, 566. Huddersfield, 380. 
Hunshelf, 520.— Ingbirchworth, 520.— Kirkheaton, 380.— 
Langsett, 520. Lepton, 396.—Marsden, 520. Mirfield, 369.— 
Ossett, 464. Oxpring, 520.—Peniston, 520. Pontefract, 369.— 
Sandall Magna, 380. Scammonden, 369.—Shipley, 262. Stans- 
field, 520, p.—Thurlston, 520. Thrustonland, 380.—U pperthong, 
380.—Wakefield, 380. Wooldale, 3830.——Grand Jurors of 
the Epiphany Sessions held at Wakefield, txxxv1. 389, P. 


York City, Ainsty of : , 

2202. That the District of the Ainsty may be annexed to one 
of the Ridings of Yorkshire; From Gentlemen, Freeholders and 
Occupiers of Land in the Ainsty and County of the City of 
York, txxxvi1. 280.———Against the Separation of the Ainsty 
from the Jurisdiction of the City of York, txxx1x. 359. 


York, Duke of : 
2203. Stating that she and her Partners supplied the Establish- 
ment of the late Duke of York with Charcoal and Wood, and 
praying that Measures may be devised by which she and the other 


Creditors may obtain payment of their Demands; Of Joan Wal- 
den, of Chelsea, xc. 649. 


York House : 


2204. Alleging that there is a Sum still due from the Treasury 
on account of that, and for an Inquiry; From Tradesmen engaged 
in the building of the House in the Green Park, for the intended 
Residence of the late Duke of York, txxxrx. 531. Com- 
plaining of Non-payment of Money due to them on account of 
the said Building, and praying for an Investigation; Of Trades- 
men engaged in the building in the Green Park, for the intended 
Residence of the late Duke of York, xc. 514. 


Youghal Corporation : 
2205. Complaining of the Conduct of that Corporation in not 


appointing a Recorder; From Inhabitants of Youghal, txxxvi. 
460, P. 


Zinc :—See supra, 1160. 


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II. Petitions for Grants of Public Money for various Purposes recommended by 


the Crown: 


Academy, Royal Irish : 
2206. For Support; txxv. 314. Referred tothe Committee of 
‘Supply, 380.—.xxvi. 366. (Not referred.) wuxxvu. 156. (Not 
referred.) UXXvIII. 122, 192.—xx1x. 86, (Not referred.) xxx. 
172. 228.—LxxxI. 161. 183.—Lxxx1l. 267. 492.—Lxxxul. 145. 409. 
—LXXXIV. 117. 199.—.xxxv. 165. 543. See Supply, 22. 


Africa : 
2207. For Support of their Establishments; Of the Committee 
of the Company of Merchants trading to Africa, uxxv. 251. 
(Not referred.) 


Agriculture : 
2208. For further Support; Of the President and Members of 


the Board of Agriculture, txxv. 165. (Not referred.) 


Belfast Academical Institution : 
2209. For Assistance ; Ofthe Managers and Visitors, .xxx11. 
145. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 409.—rxxxuv. 117. 
199.—.Lxxxv. 165. 543, See Supply, 129. 


British Museum : 

2210. Towards enabling them to carry on the Execution of 
the Trust reposed in them by Parliament; Of the Trustees, txxv. 
219. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 245.—1xxvi. 275. 
(Not referred after Vol. uxxv.) Lxxvul. 194.—Lxxvill. 233.— 
LXXIxX. 112.—.Lxxx. 14.—.LxxxI. 166.—1Lxxx11. 239.—Lxxx1m1. 151. 
—LXXXIV. 142,—Lxxxv. 39.— LXxxvI. 335.—Lxxxvil. 151.— 
LXXXVUI. 71,—LxxxIx. 120.—xc. 152.—xcr. 199.—xcu. 200. 

Respecting the Purchase of Mr. Rich’s Collection; Of the 

Trustees ; Referred to a Committee, rxxx. 128. Reported, 267, p. 

Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 332. 
136. 145. 


Burgess, Henry : 
2211. For Remuneration for Expenses in relation to his Plan 
for the Establishment of an Extra Post; txxvi. 162. Referred 
to the Committee of Supply, 448. See Supply, 148. 


Chancery, Court of, (Ireland) : 

2212. For Compensation, in consequence of the Bill for the 
better Administration of Justice in that Court; Of Viscount 
Avonmore, Patentee Registrar of the Court of Chancery in Ire- 
land, uxxv. 220.———For Compensation for Loss of Fees; Of 
Bartholomew Galvin, Principal Clerk in the Office of the Cursitor 
of the Court of Chancery in Ireland ; (Not recommended by the 
Crown), UXxv. 258. 263. —— For Compensation for Loss of 
Fees ; Of Thomas Prendergast, Cursitor of the Court of Chancery 
in Ireland; (Not recommended by the Crown), txxv. 263. 270. 


Charitable Donations and Bequests: 
2213. For Assistance; Of the Commissioners, txxvi. 156. 
= referred.) Uxxvul. 122. Referred to the Committee of 
upply, 192.—.xxix. 86, (Not referred.) .xxx. 172. 228.— 
LXXXI. 161. 183.—.Lxxx11. 267. 492.—Lxxxim1. 145. 409.—Lxxxiv. 
117. 199.—.xxxv. 165. 543. See Supply, 162, 163. 


Charitable Institutions : 

2214. For further Aid; From several Public Institutions in 
Ireland, xxv. 314. Referred to Committee of Supply, 380.— 
uxxvi. 367. (Not referred.) .xxvu. 156. (Not referred.) 
LXXVIII. 122. 192.—.xxix. 86. (Not referred.) Lxxx. 172. 228. 
—LXxxI. 161, 183.—Lxxxil. 267. 492.—Lxxxm. 145. 409.— 
LXXXIV. 117, 199.—Lxxxv. 165. 543,——Petition of the Society 
for promoting Education; To be printed, 534. See Supply, 
each Charitable Institution under its respective Name. 


Cork Institution for the . &lt;n of Science to the 
Common Purposes of Life: 

2215. For Support; txxv. 314. Referred to the Committee 

of Supply, 380.—1xxvi. 366. (Not referred.) xxvii. 156. 

(Not referred.) ixxvint, 122. 192.—1xx1x. 86. (Not referred.) 

LXXX. 172, 228,—LxxxI. 161. 183.—.Lxxx1. 267. 492.—Lxxxull. 


145, 409.—.Lxxxiv. 117. 199.—.Lxxxv. 165. 543. See Supply, 
192, 


Courts of Justice, Ireland: 
2216. For Compensation, in consequence of the Bill to regu- 
late the Proceedings in the Civil Side of the Court of King’s 
Bench, and also in the Court of Common Pleas, and in the Pleas 
or Common Side of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland ; Richard 
Patten, Clerk of the Satisfactions, and the Plaintiffs’ Judgments 
Book in the Office of Clerk of the Pleas of the Court of Exche- 
quer Joseph Mathers, Clerk and Signer of Writs in the Law 
ide of the Court of Exchequer; Rowley Heyland, one of the 
Deputy Prothonotaries, and Clerk of the Rules of the Court of 
King’s Bench, txxvi. 190, p. William Stewart, one of the 
Established Clerks in the Pleas Office of the Court of Exchequer, 
190, p. 220. Michael Lucy, one of the Principal Clerks in the 
Office of the Court of King’s Bench, 220. Joseph Farren, Clerk 
of the Pleas of the Court of Exchequer, 221, p. Thomas Church, 
Joint Deputy Filacer of the Court of King’s Bench; Joseph 
Reid, William Clancy and Edward Matthews, Prothonotaries’ 
Principal Clerks in the Court of Common Pleas ; 240, p. Francis 
Pierpoint Hewitt, Tipstaff and Cryer, also Clerk of the Warrants 
and Estreats of the Court of Common Pleas; Thomas Howard 
and Richard Hill, Prothonotaries’ Principal Clerks in the Court 
of Common Pleas; Peter Jackson, Clerk of the Rules in the 
Court of Common Pleas; 251, p. John Clancy, one of the Chief 
Clerks of the Prothonotary, and also Deputy Filacer and Exigenter 
of the Court of Common Pleas, 251, p. 298. Edward Gill, Clerk 





See Supply, 





Courts of Justice (Ireland)—continued. 
For Compensation, &amp;c.—continued. 

of the Judicial Rules in the Court of Common Pleas ; Thomas 
Mangle, Clerk of the Alphabets in the Office of Clerk of the Pleas 
in the Court of Exchequer; Bartholomew Galvin, Principal Clerk 
in the Office of the Cursitor of the Court of Chancery, 260, p. 
Dawson Church, Joint Deputy Filacer of the Court of King’s 
Bench, and also one of the Principal Clerks in the Office of the 
said Court; Michael Cormick, Clerk of the Appearances in the 
Court of King’s Bench; Referred to a Select Committee ; 293. 
See Committees, 816. 


Dublin Society for promoting Husbandry and other 
useful Arts in Ireland: 

2217. For Support; rxxv. 314. Referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 380.—.xxvi. 366. (Not referred.) .xxvu. 156. 
(Not referred.) xxvii. 122. 192.—1xx1x. 86. (Not referred.) 
LXXX. 172, 228.—.Lxxx1. 161. 183,—Lxxxul. 267. 492.—LXxxu11. 
145. 409.—.Lxxx1v. 117. 199.—.xxxv. 165. 543. See Supply, 
229. 


Dublin Wide Streets: 

2218. For Assistance; Of Commissioners for making Wide 
and Convenient Ways, Streets and Passages in the City of Dub- 
lin, txxv. 314. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 380.— 
uxxvi. 366. (Not referred.) wxxvu. 156. (Not referred.) 
LXXVIII. 122. 192.—txx1x. 86. (Not referred.) xxx. 172. 228. 
—LxxxI. 161. 183. See Supply, 221. 


Education :—See infra, 2239. 


Emigration : 

2219. For Aid; Referred to the Select Committee on Emi- 
gration; From Aberdeen Distressed Labourers, txxxu. .478, P. 
Ainsworth, Edward, Secretary to the Manchester Emigration 
Society, 478, p. Balfron (Stirling), Emigration Society, 183. 
Barhead and Helston Society, 155. Barrowfield — 
Society (Glasgow), 306. Belfast and Vicinity, 159. elfast 
and Vicinity, Cotton Weavers, 159. Blackburn, Society of Emi- 

rants, 478. Blackford, Weavers and Residenters, 478, Pp. 
Bothwell, Emigration Society, 90, p. Busley, Emigration So- 
ciety, Parish of Mearns and County of Renfrew, 350.—Caledo- 
nian Street, Paisley, Society, 155. Calton, 105, p. Calton, 
Clyde Street, Emigration Society, 105, rp. Cambuslang, Emigra- 
tion Society, 90, p. Camlachie, Emigration Society, 99, Pr, Ca- 
nadian, Fourth Paisley Emigration Society, 155. Clydesdale, 
Emigration Society, 90, p.—Dalserf and County Lanark Opera- 
tives and Cotton Manufacturers, 403.—Eaglesham, Heads of Fa- 
milies; Referred, 183.  Elderslie Society, Renfrewshire, 155. 
—Families, Heads of, 90, rp. Foster, Joseph, and James Little, 
Deputies from the Glasgow Emigration Society ; Referred, 428. 
—Glasford, Parish and County of Lanark, Operative Cotton 
Weavers, 90, p. Glasgow, Barrowfield Emigration Society ; 
Referred, 306. Glasgow, City, Inhabitants, 90. Glasgow, East, 
Barony, Emigration Society, 90, r. Glasgow, Emigration So- 
ciety, 90, p. 428. Glasgow, Inhabitants; Referred, 455. _Glas- 
gow and Neighbourhood, 105, p. Glasgow, St. George; Refer- 
red, 216. ovan Parish, Inhabitants, 99, p. Gouran and 
County Kilkenny, Heads of Families; Referred, 472.—Halsall, 
Robert, 478. Hamilton, Emigration Society, 90, rp. Heads of Fa- 
milies, 90, p. Heaton, William, 478. Helston, Society, 155. 
Hurst, Henry, 478.—Industry and Reduction of Poor Rates, 
Society for Encouragement of, King’s Head, Poultry, London, 
292,pr. Ireland, Natives of, residing in Paisley, 99, rp. Referred, 
434. Irish Friendly Emigrant Society, Renfrew, 155.—Kerry, 
Landholders, 506. Kilbarchan Friendly Emigration Society, 
99, p. Kilkenny, Heads of Families; Referred, 472. King’s 
Head, Poultry, London, 292, rp. Kirkfield Bank Emigrating 
Society, 90, e. Kirkintilloch, Heads of Families, 99, rp. Kirk- 
intilloch, Inhabitants, 300.—Lanark County and Glassford Parish 
Operative Cotton Weavers, 90, Pp. Lanark County and Strathaven 
Town Operative Cotten Weavers, 90, p. Lanarkshire and Ren- 
frewshire Emigration Society, 90, p. 441,p. Lanarkshire Suffer- 
ing Operatives, 415. Limerick, Operative Linen and Cotton 
Week 467. Lisburn, Borough, 216. Little, James; Referred, 

458. Lochwinnoch, Friendly Emigrant Society, 99, rp. London, 
King’s Head, Poultry, 292, p. London, Parish Emigration 
Society; Referred, 206. Lyell, John, 478, p.—Mason, John, 478. 
Mauchline Parish, Emigration Society ; Referred, 206. Maybole, 
Ayr County, Operative Weavers; Referred, 206.—Natives of 

Ireland residing in Paisley, 99, p. Northhouse, William Spencer, 

Honorary Agent of the Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire Emigra- 
tion Societies, 415. 478.—Ovendon, York, 183.—Paisley, Broom- 

land Emigration Society, 99, Pp. Paisley, Caledonian Street 

Society, 155. Paisley, Fourth Canadian Emigration Society, 155. 

Paisley, Emigrant Society, 99, P. Paisley, Friendly Emigration 

Society, 99, P. Paisley, Natives of Ireland residing in, 99, Pp. 

Referred, 434. Paisley, Operatives, 99, p. Paisley, Operatives, 

Labourers and Mechanics, 155. Paisley, Suburbs Society, 155. 

Petitions referred, 374. Pollokshaws, Friendly Emigration 

Society, 155. Poor’s, Rates, Society for encoura gmt senagee 

of, 292, p.. Preses, James Turner, and John Lyell, retary to 

the First or Paisley —— Society, 478, p.—Rastrick and 

Ovendon, York; Referred, 183. Renfrew, Irish Friendly Emi- 

eration Society, 155. Renfrewshire, Inhabitants, 99, Pp. Ren- 

frewshire, Suffering Operatives 415. Renfrewshire, ee 

Society, 441, Pp. Rymer, John, 478.—Springburn by Glasgow, 

Inhabitants, 90, Pp. Strathaven, Town and County of Lanark, 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—18387.) 


Operative Cotton Weavers, 90, p.—Tait, John, and James Wilson, 
Deputies 
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II. Petitions for Grants of Public Money for various Purposes—continued. 
Emigration—continued. Lying-in Hospital in Dublin: 


or Aid—continued. 
Deputies from the Suffering Operatives of Lanarkshire and Ren- 
frewshire, 415. Topo,near the City of Caraccas, Persons settled 
on the Estate at; Referred, 492.—Wassall, Thomas, of Ormskirk, 
478. Wilson, James, 415. 


2234. For Support; rxxv. 314. Referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 380.—.xxvi. 366. (Not referred.) txxvit. 156. (Not 
referred.) LXxXvitl. 122. 192.—.xxrx. 86. (Not referred.) 1xxx. 
172, 228.—.Lxxx1. 161. 183.—Lxxxu. 267, 492.—LxxxuI. 146, 
409.—LxxxIv. 117. 199.—Lxxxv. 165. 543. See Supply, 226. 


Farming Society of Ireland : Manby, Captain George William : 


2220. For Support; xxv. 314. Referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 380.—ixxvr. 366. (Not referred.) uxxvu. 156. (Not 
referred.) Uxxviit. 122. 192.—Lxx1x. 86. (Not referred.) xxx. 
172, 228.—.xxx1. 161. 183. See Supply, 261. 


2235. For further Compensation for his Invention for savi 
the Lives of Shipwrecked Persons, txxvut. 261. Referred toa 
Select Committee, 285. Report, 318, rp. Report referred to the 
Committee of Supply, 379. See Supply, 300. 


Female Ouphan House, Dublin: Miscellaneous Services (Ireland): 


2221. For Support; ixxv. 314. Referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 380.—uxxvi. 366. (Not referred.) xxvii. 156. 
(Not referred.) xxvii. 122. 192.—.xx1x. 86. (Not referred.) 
Lxxx. 172. 228.—Lxxx1. 161. 183.—Lxxxul. 267. 492.—LXXXIII. 
145. 409.—.Lxxx1v. 117. 199.—.xxxv. 165. 543. See Supply, 
219. 


Fever Hospital, Dublin : 


2222. For Support; uxxv. 314. Referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 380.—.xxvi. 366. (Not referred.)—.xxvu. 156. 


2236. From various public Institutions in Ireland, for aid 
towards defraying the annual Expense of their several Institutions, 
or for other assistance, according to the nature of their respective 
cases; Lxxv. 314. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 380.— 
uxxvi. 867. (Not referred.) uxxvu. 156. (Not referred.) 
LXXVilI. 122, 192.—.xx1x. 86. (Not referred.) Lxxx. 172. 228.— 
LXxxI. 161. 183.—.Lxxxul. 267. 492.—.Lxxxul. 145. 409.—.Lxxxtv, 
117. 199.—.Lxxxv. 165. 543. See Supply, each Institution 
under its respective Name. 


(Not referred.) uxxvini. 122. 192.—.xx1x. 86. (Not referred.) National Monument (Scotland) : 


LxXxx. 172. 228.—.xxx1. 161. 183.—Lxxx1l. 267. 492.—LXXXIII. 
145. 409.—Lxxxiv. 117. 199.—Lxxxv. 165. 543. See Supply, 
221. 


Fines and Recognizances : 


2237. Of Contributors for the erection of a National Monu 
ment in Scotland for aid to enable them to build a Church, txxvir. 
390, p. Motions for referring Petition to Committee of Supply; 
withdrawn; 407. 428. 


2223. For Compensation under the Bill for the more speedy Polish Refugees : 


return and levying of Fines, Penalties, &amp;c.; Of Thomas Farrar, 
Deputy Clerk of the Foreign Estreats in the Court of Exchequer, 
LXXVII. 326. 


First Fruits : 

2224. For Assistance; Of the Trustees and Commissioners of 
First Fruits in Ireland, xxv. 314. Referred to the Committee of 
Supply, 380. xxxvi. 366. (Not referred.) wuxxvu. 156. (Not 
ogieved) LXXVIII. 122. 192. See Supply, 166. 

Foundling Hospital at Dublin : 
2225. For Support; xxv. 314. Referred to the Committee 


2238. For a further Grant for their Relief; From, Leeds, 
Cambridge, Edinburgh and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, xc. 527. 


Poor, Ireland : 


2239. For Support; Of the Society for promoting the Educa- 
tion of the Poor of Ireland, txxv. 314. Referred to the Com- 
mittee of Supply, 380.—.xxvi. 366. (Not referred.) ixxvui. 156. 
(Not referred.) wxxvii. 122. 192.—1xxix. 86, P. 107. (Not 
referred.) XXX. 172. 228,—.xxxI. 161. 183.—.Lxxx11. 267. 492. 
—LXXXxilI. 145. 409.—2xxxiv. 117. 199.—Lxxxv. 165. 543. See 
Supply, 501. 


of Supply, 380.—.xxvi. 366. (Not referred.) xxv. 156. Post Office : 


(Not referred.) xxvii. 122. 192.—xxix. 86. (Not referred.) 
LXXX. 172. 228.—Lxxx1. 161. 183.—Lxxx1l. 267. 492.—LXXXIII. 
145. 409.—Lxxxiv. 117. 199.—Lxxxv. 165. 543. See Supply, 
222. 


2240. For remuneration for Expenses in relation to Plan for 
the establishment of an extra Post; From Henry Burgess; Offered; 
King’s Recommendation signified ; Petition brought up; txxvi, 
162,P. Referred to Committee of Supply, 448. See Supply, 148, 


Green Coat Hospital in the City of Cork : Protestant Charter Schools in Ireland: 


2226. For Support; rxxv. 314. Referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 380.—.xxvi. 360. (Not referred.) See Supply, 
191. 


Guadaloupe Claimants : 


2227. For leave to presenta Petition respecting certain Claims . ‘ 
on the British Gucnnundhs Of Magdalen Jarij Abeille, Widow, | Richmond Lunatic Asylum : 


General Stephen Borne, Baron Des Fourneaux and John Louis 
de Villers, yxxv. 375. Leave given; Petition presented, and re- 
ferred; 377. Report, 451, p. (App. 908.) Minutes of Evidence 
ordered, 458. Presented, 464, p. Minutes of Evidence again 
ordered, Lxxvi. 452. Presented, 458. Petition offered on behalf 
of General Des Fourneaux, but not being recommended by the 
Crown, the same was not received, Lxxvi. 504. See Supply, 
213. 


Hibernian Marine Society in Dublin: 

2228. For Support; ixxv. 314. Referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 380.—ixxvi. 366. (Notreferred.) ixxvu. 156. (Not 
velenel LXxvill. 122. 192.—.xx1x. 86. (Not referred.) ixxx. 
172. 228.—.xxx1. 161. 183.—Lxxxil. 267. 492.—Lxxxi. 145. 
409.—Lxxxiv. 117. 199.—.xxxv. 165. 543. See Supply, 271. 


Hibernian Schools for Soldiers’ Children at Dublin : 
2229. For Support; txxv. 314. Referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 380.—:xxvi. 366. (Not referred.) .xxvu. 156. 
(Not referred.) uxxvut. 122, 192.—.xxix. 86. (Not referred.) 
LXxx. 172, 228.—.Lxxx1i. 161. 183.—Lxxx1l. 267. 492.—Lxxxill. 
145. 409.—LxxxIv. 117. 199.—Lxxxv. 165. 543. See Supply, 
272. 


Hospital for Incurables near Dublin : 

2230. For Support; ixxv. 314. Referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 380.—.xxvi. 366. (Not referred.) uxxvi. 156. (Not 
referred.) LXXvVil. 122, 192.—1xx1x. 86. (Not referred.) xxx. 
172, 228.—.Lxxx1. 161. 183.—.Lxxx11. 267. 492.—.xxxu1. 145. 409. 
—LXXXIV. 117. 199.—.xxxv. 165. 543. See Supply, 223. 


House of Industry, Dublin: 
2231. For Support; uxxv. 314. Referred to the Committee 


2241. For Support; rxxv. 314. Referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 380.—.xxvi. 366. (Not referred.) .ixxvit.156. (Not 
referred.) Uxxvitt. 122, 192.—.xxix. 86. (Not referred.) xxx. 
172. 228.—.Lxxx1i. 161. 183.—Lxxx1I. 267. 492.—.Lxxxi1. 145, 
409.—LXXxIv. 117. 199.—1Lxxxv. 165. 543. See Supply, 552. 


2242. For Support; rxxv. 314. Referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 380.—.xxvi. 366. (Not referred.) .xxvu. 156. 
(Not referred.) xxvii. 122, 228.—1xx1x. 86. (Not referred.) 
LXXX. 172, 228.—.Lxxx1. 161. 183.—Lxxx1I. 267. 492.—Lxxx11. 
145, 409.—LxxxIv. 117. 199.—.Lxxxv. 165. 543. See Supply, 228. 


9&lt;~ 


Roman Catholic Seminary in Ireland : 


2243. For Support; rxxv. 314. Referred to the Committee of 
Supply, 380.—rxxvi. 366. (Not referred.) .xxvu. 156. (Not 
vere) LXXVIII. 122, 192.—.xx1x. 86. (Not referred.) xxx. 
172, 228.—.xxx1. 161. 183,—.Lxxxu. 267. 492.—.Lxxxur. 145. 
409.—LXxxxiv. 117. 199.—Lxxxv. 165. 543. See Supply, 548. 


Ross, Captain John, Rr. N. : 


2244. For Compensation for his Services in attempting to dis- 
cover a North-West Passage; Referred to the Committee of 
Supply; uxxxrx. 104. Kingston-upon-Hull, 104. Liverpool, 
104. See Supply, 549. 


Steevens’, Dr. Richard, Hospital in Dublin: 


2245. For Support; ixxv. 314. Referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 380.—uxxvi. 366. (Not referred.) xxv. 156. 
(Not referred.) uxxviii. 122. 192.—1xx1x. 86. (Not referred.) 
LXxXX. 172. 228.—Lxxx1I. 161. 183.—Lxxxul. 267. 492.—.LxxxuII. 
145, 409.—LXxxxIV. 117. 199.—Lxxxv. 165.543. See Supply, 576. 


Turnpike Roads : 


2246. For Compensation for his long and laborious Inquiries 
for the Improvement of the Roads of this Kingdom; Of John 
Loudon M‘Adam; Referred to the Committee on Highway Acts; 
Lxxv. 229. Report, with Appendix, 465, p.——For Payment 
of a Balance alleged to be due to him ; txxvimt. 309, rp. Referred 
to a Select Committee, 333. Report, 412, p. See Supply, 299. 


of Supply, 380.—.xxvi. 366. (Not referred.) wixxvu. 156. (Not | Vice: 


referred.) xxvii. 122, 192.—.xxix. 86. (Not referred.) ixxx. 
172. 228.—.xxx1. 161. 183.—.Lxxxul. 267. 492.—.Lxxx1. 145. 
409.—.Lxxx1v. 117. 199.—.xxxv. 165.543. See Supply, 224. 


King, Sir Abraham Bradley, Baronet : 
2232. For Compensation in lieu of his Patent of King’s 
Stationer (Ireland), txxxvi. 466, Pp. Another Petition, 
Lxxxvi. 593, p. Keferred to the Committee of Supply, 601. 


2247. For Support; Association for discountenancing Vice, 
and promoting the ge, a0 practice of the Christian Reli- 
gion in Ireland, txxv. 314. ferred to the Committee of Supply, 
380.—1xxvi. 366. (Not referred.) ixxvu. 156. (Not referred.) 
LXXVIII. 122, 192.—.xxix. 86. (Not referred.) xxx. 172. 228. 
—LXxxxi. 161. 183.—.Lxxxil. 267. 492.—.Lxxxi. 146. 409.— 
LXXXIV. 117, 199.—Lxxxv. 165. 543. See Supply, 589. 


See Supply, 286. Westmorland Lock Hospital in Dublin: 


London Bridge: 

2233. For a Bill to authorize the Lords of the Treasury to ad- 
vance Money out of the Consolidated Fund, towards the Expenses 
of re-building the same; Of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and 
Commons of the City of London, ixxx1. 52. See Bridges, 52. 





2248. For Support; txxv. 314. Referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 380.—.xxvi. 366. (Not referred.) .xxvu. 156. 
(Not referred.) xxvii. 122. 192.—.xx1x. 86. (Not referred.) 
—Lxxx. 172, 228.—.Lxxx1. 161. 183.—LxXxxl. 267. 492.—Lxxxull. 
145, 409.—LXXXIV. 117. 199.—Lxxxv. 165.543. See Supply, 230. 


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PETITIONS—continued. 











III. Other Petitions recommended, or consented to, by the Crown : 


Recommended to the Consideration of the House : 
Conway Bridge: 


2249. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for erecting a 
Bridge at Conway ; Lxxvi. 193. 


Crinan Canal, Scotland : 

2250. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for relinquish- 
ing, under certain conditions, the Debt due to the Public from the 
Company ; Of the Company of Proprietors, txxxu1. 212. See 
Navigations and Canals, 29. 


Glasgow and Carlisle Road : 


2251. For leave to present a Petition for enlarging and amend- 
ing Powers of Acts; Lxxvi. 221. 


Goldsmid’s Estate : 
2252. For a Bill to authorize a Composition for the Debt 
remaining due to His Majesty, from the late Abraham Goldsmid 
and his surviving Partners ; ixxv. 152. 


Liverpool Bonded Rums : 
2253. Fora Bill for relieving Ewart Ruston &amp; Company, of 
Liverpool, from the Bonds granted for Duties on Spirits destroyed ; 
LXXxv. 167. 


Marlborough, Duke of : 

2254. Praying the House to inquire into the circumstances 
under which the Parliamentary Grant, made to John Duke of 
Marlborough in 1706, has become subject to various Deductions, 
from which similar Grants for eminent services have been ex- 
empted ; xcu1. 372. Referred to a Select Committee, 375. Report, 
433, P. 


Shannon Navigation : 

2255. For the adoption of measures for rendering the Shannon 
navigable; From Grand Jury of Leitrim; Earl of Ossory, High 
Sheriff and Chairman of a Meeting of Nobility, &amp;c., at Tipperary ; 
xc. 518. 


Simonds, William Blackall : 

2256. Fora Bill to enable him to sell or mortgage his Estate 
and Interest in the impropriate Rectory of Caversham, free from 
the Claims of the Crown; Lxxv. 347. For leave to present a 
Petition for a Bill to amend Act 1 Geo. III.; txxvi. 341. 


Sugar Duties : | 
2257. For a Bill to authorize the delivery to William Macfie 
&amp; Co., of certain Sugars without Payment of Duty; Referred to 
a Committee ; Lxxx1x. 52. See Sugar, 8. 











Consented to as far as His Majesty's Interest is con- 
cerned, that the House may do therein as they 
think fit. 


Dallas, Charles: 


2258. For a Bill for enabling him to sell a Freehold Estate, 
free from the Claims of the Crown; uxxx1. 43. 


Edinburgh Community Estates : 


2259. For leave to present a Petition for a Bill to appoint 
Commissioners to superintend the Receipt and Expenditure of 
the Revenues of the Community of the City of Edinburgh; 


LXXXxvil1. 421. 


Kew (Surrey) Lands: 


2260. Fora Bill to inclose ; txxvin. 66. 


New Post Office : 


2261. For a Bill for applying Unclaimed Dividends on the 
Orphans’ Fund, and to alter and enlarge Powers of Act for pro- 
viding a Site for a New Post Office ; Of Lord Mayor, Aldermen, 
and Commons of the City of London, txxv. 147. 


Rockingham Forest : 


2262. For a Bill for disafforesting and inclosing so much of 
the Forest of Rockingham, and for inclosing Open and Common 
Field Lands in Gretton, all within the County of Northampton ; 


LXXxVII. 90. 


Sandwich Gaol : 


2263. Fora Bill for vesting the appointment of the Bailiff or 
Verger of Sandwich in the Mayor and Jurats of the said Town 
and Port, and for transferring the Gaol to the said Mayor and 
Jurats, and for building and maintaining a new Gaol; txxx:v. 
56. 


Thames Quay : 


2264. Fora Bill for making and maintaining a Quay, with a 
Carriage-way or Terrace and Foot-ways along the Summit thereof, 
along the Northern Shore of the Thames; Lxxx. 94. 


Tilson, John Henr 


2265. For a Bill for exonerating certain of his Estates from 
Claims of the Crown; txxx1. 66. 


1V. Petitions for Leave to present Petitions after the Time limited, and for dis- 
pensing with similar Orders of the House: 


For Leave to present Petitions after the Time limited : 
2266. And Leave immediately given :—Churches and Chapels ; 
Chelsea, rxxx. 98. Highgate Chapel, txxvur. 373. London Or- 
phans’ Fund; txxvu. 380. Marylebone, St., Rectories; xxx. 
572. Sewers; London, txxvin. 125. Turnpikes; Basingstoke, 
LXXVI. 430. 


2267. Referred to a Select Committee, and upon Report 
thereof, Leave given :—Beverley; Pastures, xci. 139. 150. 
Bogs; Drainage of, uxxrx. 189. 207.—Lxxxix. 367. 379. 
Bridges; Blackfriars, xxix. 315. 317.—.xxxvin. 540. 543. 
Haverfordwest, xcr. 409. 415, Itchen, xc. 225. 230. Powick, 
LXxxIx, 141. 145. Southwark, txxrx. 192. 227. Westmorland, 
Lxxvit. 341. 345. Burial Grounds; Camberwell Cemetery, 
xc. 614, 621. Golden Lane (Middlesex), uxxxvu. 270. 277. 
London Cemeteries, xc1. 611. 614. South Metropolitan Ceme- 
tery, xct. 478. 486. Caledonian Asylum; Lxxvu. 189. 205. 
Churches and Chapels; Brighthelmstone, txxvin. 336. 360. 
Chester, rxx1x. 252. 268. Doncaster, txxx1. 485. 488. Exbury, 
Lxxxu. 424, 427. Harwich, txxvi. 184. 193. Highgate 
Chapel, txxxv. 340. 346. Londonderry Cathedral, uxx1x. 202. 
207. Ramsgate, Lxxxi. 240. 248. Staines, uxxxu. 355. 374. 
Companies ; Annuity (Ireland), txx1x. 189. 295. Atlantic 
Steam Navigation, rxxx. 213. 218. Australian, LxxIx. 252. 
264. Brick, uxxx. 210,222. British Annuity, Lxxrx. 309. 325. 
British and Foreign Alliance Assurance, Lxx1x. 310.318. British 
North American Bank, xct. 415. 419. Cape of Good Hope 
Bank, xxx. 216. 223. Dublin Equitable Loan Society, rxxrx. 
251. 256. Dublin Steam Packet, xc1. 309. 322. Equitable Loan 
Bank, yxxrx. 222. 227. Graziers’ Steam Marine, txxxv. 159. 
258. Hibernian Joint Stock, txxix. 189. 207. Hibernian 
Mining, uxxrx. 192. 247. Liverpool Fire and Life Assurance, 
xci. 355. 366. Manchester and Salford Loan Bank, txx1x. 278. 
289. New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Land, txxxvu. 307. 
311.—_xxxvi. 542, 543. Patrick, St., Assurance, Ltxxix. 311. 
323. Patriotic Assurance, LxxIx. 232. 236. Tropical Free 
Labour, Lxxx. 267. 283. West India, rxxrx. 280, 294. Court 
Houses; Dundalk, uxxvi. 256. 263. Lincoln, txxvi. 214, 
217. Croston Parishes; uxxvi. 90. 96. Debts, Small; South- 
wark, txxvu. 167. 173. Derry Cathedral; ixx1x. 202. 207. 
Docks, Harbours and Piers; Brighthelmstone, txxvu. 178. 
184. Dover, xcr. 77. 92. Galway, uxxxvi. 658. 664. Ka- 
therine, St., Lxxxvi. 226, 235.—xci. 242. 249. Leith (Trinity 
Harbour), uxxxrx. 145. 150. London Docks, ixxvim. 380. 381. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





For Leave to present Petitions after Time limited—cont'. 


Referred to a Select Committee, &amp;c.—continued. 

London Docks, South, txxix. 190. 203. Lyme Regis Pier, 
LXXVI. 154. 163. Portsea, txxx. 278. 291. dear, xc. 289. 
314. Sandwich Harbour, cxxix. 285. 289. Wells (Nor- 
folk), xcx. 401. 415. Drainages; Wainfleet, uxx1x. 147. 167. 
Dublin Foundling Hospital; uxxvi. 375. 379.—.xxvu. 75. 79. 
East India Company ; Agreement with Rajah of Tanjore, uxx1x. 
331. 335. Edinburgh Community Estates; ixxxvi. 421, 422. 
Estates; Highgate School, rxxxv. 340. 346. Ferries ; Tay, 
LXxvul. 200. 203. Gaols; Cambridge, txxx. 256. 263. Co- 
ventry, LXxviI. 159. 165. Ross-shire, xc. 194. 209. Gas Lights; 
Barnsley, txxvi. 156. 183. Birmingham, txxrx. 308. 317. 
British Gas Light Company, txx1x. 311. 317. Compressed Gas, 
LXxIx. 170. 176. Dover, uxxvit. 74.95. Greenwich and Dept- 
ford, txxrx. 192. 208. Hibernian, txxx1. 204. 210. Imperial 
Continental Gas Association; txxxvi. 150. 161. London and 
Westminster, txx1x. 165. 183. Londonderry, uxxrx. 273. 286. 
Wigan, txxvi. 134.141. Glastonbury Parishes ; uxxx1x. 113.117. 
Hammersmith Vicarage ; txxxix. 241.250. Inclosures; Almond- 
bury and Meltham (York), txxxv. 282. 328. Lakenheath (Suf- 
folk), txxxvi. 381. 400. Limerick; For the better Government 
of the City, and the due Appropriation of the Revenues, Lxxvitt. 
110.125. London Arcade; ixxxv. 88. 99. Lendon Harbour 
Masters ; uxxxiv. 279. 287. London Police; ixxxvit. 435. 438. 
London Ward Constables; uxxx1x. 110. 124. Markets; Can- 
terbury, Lxxix. 285. 289. Coal Exchange (London), ixxix. 314. 
317. Fleet Market, rxxrx. 131. 134. Limerick, Corn, xc, 265. 
277. Maidstone, ixxrx. 147.154. Merthyr Tidoil Magistrate; 
LxxxuI. 173. 184. Middlesex, Chairman of Quarter Sessions ; 
LXxxviil. 242. 248. Middlesew Treasurer, and County Rates; 
Lxxvul. 262.271. National Monument faces 3 LXxvur. 269. 
270. Navigations; Birmingham and Liverp LKXXIX. 193, 
199, Crinan Canal, txxxm. 212.219. Edinburgh and Glasgow 
(Union Canal), xxxv1. 291.295. Galway Dock and Canal, 1xxxv1. 
658. 664, Ivil Navigation, txxvm. 190.198, Kensington, txxx. 
453. 486. Newry, Lxx1x. 311, 323. Sandwich, rxxrx. 285. 289. 
Thames Navigation Debt, txxix. 314. 317. Ulster Canal, 
LXxxvi. 379. 394. Ossulston Hundred Licensing Bill; txxvun. 
330. 387. Patents; Langton’s, uxxxiv. 220.231. Tilt’s, xxx. 
471. 481. Pavings; Beverley, uxxx. 207.212. Bolton, Little, 
Lxxxy. 176. 188. Cork, txxvir. 95.103. Dublin, uxxxim. 128. 
136. Edinburgh (Queen Street Gardens), uxxvu. 117. 191. 

LYXXVIII. 











920 PETITIONS—continued. 








IV. Petitions for Leave to present Petitions after the Time limited, &amp;c.—continued. 


For Leave to present Petitions after Time limited—cont'. 

Referred to a Select Committee, &amp;c.—continued. 
Lxxxvult. 364. 368. Greenwich, txxxv. 207.226. Police, txxvrit. 
101. 109. Hanley and Shelton, txxx. 154. 167. Ipswich, Lxxv1. 
260. 272. Leeds, txxvit. 113. 124, Southwark, St. George, 
Lxxxiv. 112. 118. Torquay, Mistake Act, xc. 521.531. Plum- 
tree Hospital; uxxvu. 87. 94. Poor; Bride’s, St., rxxx. 230. 
256. Horseleydown, txxvim. 99. 114. Potteries Regulation ; 
LXxx1. 133. 144, Railways; Bodmin and Wadebridge, xc. 302. 
309. Clarence (Durham), ixxxvii. 233. 245. Commercial 
Road, txxxu. 245. 251. Dartmoor, txxvi. 277. 283. Durham 
and Sunderland, uxxxrx. 469.471. Limerick and Waterford, 
Lxxx. 178. 215. Newcastle and Carlisle, txxxvu. 183. 220. 
Plymouth and Dartmoor, txxvi. 277. 283. Serjeants’ Inn; 
LXxxvi. 162. 172. Staffordshire Potteries, txxx1. 133. 144. 
Tithes; Botolph, St., Without, Aldersgate, txxx1. 218. 233. 
Botolph, St., Without, Bishopsgate, uxxx. 222. 251. Holborn, 
St. Andrew, txxvi. 332. 337. Kirkby Kendal, txxxrx. 140. 
144. Upwell, uxxx1x. 470. 477. Turnpikes; Bolton and Hor- 
wich, Lxx1x. 288.295. Brighthelmstone and Shoreham, txxvut. 
303. 316. Cork and Skibbereen, txxvu. 197.207. Finchley, 
Lxx1x. 280. 290. Glasgow and Carlisle, rxxvi1. 221. 225. Glou- 
cester and Cheltenham, txxxvii. 154. 162. Haworth and Kigh- 
ley, txxvi. 71. 95. Kirkintulloch, txxvi. 299. 303. Maccles- 
field, txxxvint.. 527. 529. Minehead, rxxxut. 509.510. Surrey 
and Sussex, txxviu. 158. 170. Totness Mistake Act, xc. 450. 454. 
Waterworks, London Bridge, txxvu1. 329. 339. 342. Worcester, 
County Hall, xct. 346. 355. 


2268. Referred to a Select Committee; Reported; Report to 
lie on the Table; Report afterwards read, and Leave given ;— 
Companies; Irish Mining, txxrx. 192. 242. 247. Pavings; Bris- 
tol, txxvu. 71. 75. 80. 


2269. Ordered to lie upon the Table; afterwards referred to 
Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, and upon Re- 
port thereof Leave given ;—Pavings; Dublin, St. Michans, xcr. 
72. 93.100. Railways; Drogheda and Kells, xcm. 72. 93. 101. 


2270. Referred to Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills, and upon Report thereof Leave given ;—Companies; Agri- 
cultural and Commercial Bank, Ireland, xci. 341. 359. Debts, 
Small; Merthyr Tidvil, xctr. 468. 484. Gas Lights; Manchester, 
xcu. 380. 387. Railways; Greenwich and London, xcu. 232. 
242. Waterworks; Edinburgh, xc11. 305. 335. 


2271. Referred to Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills; Reported; Report to lie on the Table; Report again read, 
and Leave given ;—Railways; Birmingham and Derby, xcu. 198. 
241, 253. 


2272. King’s Recommendation signified, and Leave imme- 
diately given;—Africa; Committee of Merchants trading to, Lxxv. 
251. British Museum; txxv. 219. Estates; Simonds, William 
Blackall, txxv. 347.—.xxvi. 340. Guadaloupe Claimants ; xxv. 
375. 

2273-82. King’s Recommendation signified; Petitions brought 
up, and referred to a Select Committee, and upon Report thereof 
Leave given; Bridges ;—Conway, Lxxvi. 193. 208. Navigations ; 
Crinan, cxxxm1. 212.219. Turnpike Roads; Glasgow and Car- 
lisle, Lxxv1. 221. 225. 


For Leave to present a Copy of a Petition for a Bill, the 
original Petition having been abstracted from the 
Journal Office, or mislaid: 


2283. And Leave given ;—Companies; West Cork Mining, 
xcll. 74. 


For extending the Time for lodging the usual Documents, 
and for presenting a Petition, and for Leave to amend 
the Documents lodged with the Clerk of the Peace: 


2284. Referred to a Select Committee; Reported; Report to 
lie on the Table; Report afterwards read, and Leave given to 
present Petition ;—Navigations ; Suir, xct. 50. 68. 73. 


For Leave to deposit a Map and other Documents in the 
Private Bill Office, and to present a Petition: 
2285. Referred to a Select Committee, and upon Report 
thereof Leave given to present Petition ;— Railways ; Dublin and 
Drogheda, xct. 69. 85. 


For Leave to present Bills after the Time limited: 

2286. And Leave immediately given;—Companies; North 
American Association, xc. 232. Croston Parishes, uxxvi. 202. 
Debts, Small; London, xc. 226. Inclosures; Kew, txxvut. 391. 
Markets ; Hungerford, Lxxxv. 144. Navigations; Ulster, 1xx1x. 
201. Pavings; Manchester, uxx1x. 279. Worcester, txxviu. 
163. Railways; Belfast and Cavehill, xc. 224. Pollock and 
Govan, txxxv. 151, East Thickley and Frosterly, xcu. 287. 
Tithes; Kirkby Kendal, uxxx1x.173. Twurnpikes; Glasgow and 
Portpatrick, xxix. 193. Modbury, txxvin. 256. Waterworks; 
Metropolis, xc. 227. 


2287. Referred to a Select Committee, and upon Report 
thereof, Leave given;—Churches; Greenwich, txxvii. 149. 166. 
Inclosures; Farnham, ixxxvi. 187. 193. Turnpikes; Lanark- 
shire, Lxxv. 335.346. Belfast and Antrim, txxx11. 241. 252. 

2288. Referred to a Select Committee; Reported; Report 
from Committee on Petition for Bill, read; Bill ordered ; Time 
enlarged for presenting Bill ;—Pavings; Leith Municipal Govern- 
ment, xcl, 243, 253. 





For Leave to make Reports of Private Bills after the 


Time limited : 


2289. And Leave immediately given;— Bristol Damages Com- 
pensation; ixxxvit. 344. Churches; Ramsgate, Lxxxn. 484. 
Docks; Grand Collier Dock and Surrey Canal, xcu. 48), 
Drainages; Rother Levels, txxx1. 301. Inclosures; Acton 
Ranmore, xc. 359. ya gy LXxvul. 217. South Stoneham, 
rxxv. 316. Pavings; Dover, txxxv. 389. Railways; Com. 
mercial Road, txxx11. 308. Dublin and Kilkenny, xem. 497, 
Thames; Lastage and Ballastage, txxvi. 418. Tithes; Cocker- 
ham, Lxx1x. 391.436. Lancaster, txxrx. 391. Turnpikes; New 
Cross, through Bromley, txxxv. 390. North End to Hammer- 
smith Bridge, txxxm. 310. Waterworks; London Bridge, 
LXxVil. 226. 


2290. Referred to a Select Committee, and upon Report 
thereof, Leave given ;— Bridges; Clyde, txxvi. 394. 400. Court 
Houses; Salop, ixxvi. 326. 331. Drainages; Leven, ixxxu, 
460. 466. 


2291. Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Pri- 
vate Bills, and upon Report thereof, Time enlarged ;— Markets ; 
Dowlais, xcu. 438. 454. 


2292. Referred to the Standing Order Committee; Resolution 
reported, That under the particular circumstances further Time 
should be granted, Notice being given to the Opponents of the 
Bill, such Notice to be proved before the Committee on the Bill; 
Resolution read 2°, and agreed to;—Bridges; Hungerford and 
Lambeth Suspension, xc1. 637. 646. 


For Leave to proceed with Bills : 


2293. And Leave immediately given ;—TZurnpikes ; Doncaster 
and Selby, rxxxvi. 162. Wooler, rxxxvi. 442. 


2294. Referred to a Select Committee, and upon Report 
thereof, Leave given;—Bridges; Limerick, txxxix. 244. 253. 
Churches; Oldham, uxxxim. 211. 229. Companies; General 
Steam Navigation, 1xxx1x. 329. 339. Docks; Port Crommelin 
Harbour, txxx1x. 428. 443. Gaols ; Sandwich, txxxrv. 149. 164. 
Turnpikes; Belfast and Antrim, txxxi1. 241, 252. 


2295. Referred to a Select Committee ; Reported ; Reports of 
Committees on Petition for Bill; on the Standing Orders, and on 
the Petition for Leave to proceed with the Bill, read; Report 
from Select Committee on Standing Orders to be taken into 
consideration on the Morrow; ixxx. 222. 256. 276. 


2296. Petition to be printed ; Petition considered, and Leave 
ae to present Bill on or before a certain day ;—Jnclosures ; 
akington, Lxxxviil. 175. 184. 


2297. Report from Committee on Standing Orders, read ; 
Petition considered ; Motion for Leave to bring in Bill Negatived; 
—Inclosures ; Oxford, St. Giles, txxxxm1. 167. 173. 


2298. Report from Standing Order Committee read; Leave 
to deposit Plan, &amp;c. ; Bill ordered ; Leave to present Bill ;—Navi- 
gations; Tralee, Lxxxul. 175. 189. 


2299. For Leave to proceed with Bill; To lie on the Table; 
Petition read again; Report from Committee on Standing Orders, 
read; Bill ordered; Leave given for Notices; Committee to 
report on Notices ;—Docks ; Liverpool, txxx111. 95. 100. 


2300. For dispensing with Standing Orders, and for Leave to 
proceed with Bill; or for Leave to give further Notice; or for 
again referring Report of Committee on Petition for Bill to the 
Standing Order Committee ; To lieupon the Table; Report from 
Select Committee on Standing Orders, read ; Bill ordered; Leave 
for Notice ; Committee to report on Notice; Edinburgh Bridewell, 
LXXXII. 189. 


2301. For Revision of the Decision of Committee on Standing 
Orders, and praying to be allowed to proceed with Bill; Tam- 
worthand Rugby Railway, xc. 93. Tobe printed, 94. Motion 
for cheatin, Tame of Seating, Soca Committee back to that 
Committee; Withdrawn, 122. otion for referring Petition and 
Report from Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills to 
the Standing Order Committee; Withdrawn, 122. Another Pe- 
tition for Leave to proceed with the Bill, 172, p. Motion, That 
the Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, 183. Ques- 
tion amended, and Resolution that the Report of the Standing 
Orders Committee be confirmed, 184. 


2302. For Leave to proceed with Bill; To lie on the Table; 
Brighton and London Railway (Mills Line), xcu. 154. (P. 156.) 
Considered ; Motion, That the Petition be referred to the Stand- 
ing Order Committee; Amendment proposed; Amendment and 
Motion withdrawn; Motion, That the Parties be permitted to 
proceed with their Bill, and Question Negatived thereupon, 175. 


For Leave for a Bill to be read a Second Time earlier 


than allowed by the Standing Orders : 


2303. And Leave given;—Divorces; Pellew’s, txxv. 453. 


For shortening the Time for going into Committee on a 


Bil: 


2304. And Time shortened ;— Divorces ; Sullivan’s, txxx. 604. 


For Leave for a Committee to sit and proceed forthwith : 


2305. And Leave immediately given;—Estates; Rawling’s, 
Lxxxv. 477. Williams’s, txxxv. 429. 
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VI. Petitions for Leave to present Petitions after 
For dispensing with the Standing Orders : 

2306. Ordered to lie on the Table ; Bill read the Second Time, 
and committed; Leave given the Committee to sit and proceed, 


and report forthwith, or on the Morrow ;—Estates ; Cotter’s, Lxxv. 
470. Cooke’s, txx1x. 488. 496. 


PETITIONS—continued. 








V. Petitions Withdrawn: 


2308. lection Petitions ; It appearing that the Petition did 
not come within the description of a Petition the proceedings upon 
which are regulated by the Controverted Election Acts; From 
Thomas Flanagan, relative to the Election of the Borough of 
Athlone, Lxxxu. 317. It appearing that the Petition was a 
Petition the proceedings upon which are regulated by the Con- 
troverted Election Acts; Complaining of the Incompetency of 
the Returning Officer at the last Election for the Borough of 
Dundalk, uxxxu. 436. On Notice being taken that the 
Allegation therein was matter for an Election Petition only ; 
Complaining of the Conduct of the Sheriffs of Dublin in the 
pending Election; From Inhabitants of Dublin, txxxvi. 786. 
On Notice being taken, that the Petition was in substance 
an Election Petition, and that the Conduct of the same Returning 
Officer is complained of in an Election Petition not yet tried ; 
From Rye, txxxvi. 195. 











2309. Bossinney; On a Petition verified on Oath by his 
Agent, that he had become Bankrupt; Of Petitioner, txxvi. 51. 
Dublin City ; Complaining of the Election of Messrs. Hamilton 
and West, for the City of Dublin; Of John Rafferty and others, 
xc1. 404. Dublin County ; Of George Alexander Hamilton, 
Candidate at the late Election for the County of Dublin, and 
who petitioned, complaining gf the Election, stating that he may 
possibly be prevented from entering into his Recognizances by 
reason of .an adjournment of the examination of his proposed 
Sureties, and praying that the Time for entering into and lodging 
the Recognizances may be enlarged; 1xxxu. 117. Gloucester 
City; For further Time for giving in the Names of Sureties; 
Of the Electors of the City of Gloucester, xc. 134. Hedon; For 
Leave to withdraw the Hedon Election Petition; Of James 
Alexander Frampton, Agent of Robert Farrand, xxx. 240. 
Ki “7 County ; Complaining of the Intimidation of Voters at the 
last Election for the County of Kerry ; Of The Right Honourable 
Maurice Fitzgerald, xc. 570. The Petition being signed by an 
Agent; For further Time for entering into Recognizances in 
respect of the Kerry Election Petition; From James Crosbie, 
LXxxul. 118. Kingston-upon-Hull; It appearing that the Time 
limited by the Sessional Order relative to Petitions, alleging the 
Payment of Money by Members, had elapsed; Alleging various 
Acts of Bribery on the part of David Carruthers, Esq", at the 
last Election for Kingston-upon-Hull; From Thomas White, xc. 
288. Ludlow; Complaining of the Determination of the Com- 
mittee on the Ludlow Election Petition, as not having reported 
on the allegation of a void Election; Of Edmund Lechmere 
Charleton, xxx. 456. Monaghan; On Entries in the Journals, 
and 9th Section of Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, being read; Against the 
Return of a Member seated by the Decision of an Election Com- 
mittee; From Electors of Monaghan, txxx1x. 593. Reading ; 
Complaining of the Decision of the Committee on the Reading 
Election, that Charles Fyshe Palmer was duly elected, he not 
having been a Petitioner; Of Thomas Dundas; John Yard 
Willats and others, xxxxu. 380. Rye; An Election Petition on 
Petition for the purpose, Lxxxv1. 226. T'regony; For reviewing 
Report of Committee on Tregony Election in 1830, and for 
release from liability to Costs under that Report; Of Richard 
Gurney, of Tregony, txxxvi. 841. Wallingford; For enlarging 
Time for entering into Recognizances; Of Petitioners against 
Election and Return, txxv. 236. 





Debates : 

2310. In the House of Commons; It taking Notice of what 
passed in Debate on presenting Petition of Thomas Davison ; 
From Inhabitants of London and Westminster, Lxxv1. 146.———. 
On Notice being taken, that the Petition referred to Debates said 
to have taken place in the House ; Complaining of the Conduct of 
Lord Charles Somerset; From Bishop Barnett, late of the Cape 
of Good Hope, txxx1. 333,———It appearing that the said Peti- 
tion referred to Debates in this House, and contained Accusations 
against Members without naming them, and also an Affidavit of 
the Petitioner; Relative to the Arigna Mining and Coal Com- 
pany 3 From Roger Flattery, of Dublin, txxxu. 41.——The 

-ublication purporting to be the Report of a Debate in the House ; 
Complaining of “ The Times” Newspaper for the Publication of a 
Libel upon them; From Freeholders of the Barony of Waterford, 
LXXXx1I. 542.———On Notice being taken, that the Petition re- 
ferred to a Conversation said to have taken place in this House ; 
For Access to the Regent’s Park; From Householders of the 
North Western Parts of London, txxxu. 594.———On _ Notice 
being taken that the Petition referred to Debates said to have 
taken place in the House; Complaining of Grievances; From 
Inhabitants of Upper Canada, txxxiv. 301.——— On Notice 
being taken that the Petition referred to Debates in this House ; 
Complaining of Mis-statements in the Petition of Ambrose Moore ; 
From Journeymen Broad Silk Weavers, Lxxx1v. 384.——It 
appearing to take Notice of the Speech of a Member in the 


the Time limited, &amp;c.—continued. 


For Leave to withdraw a Bill: 
2307. Referred to a Committee; Reported ; Leave given; and 
Instruction to Committee on another Bill according to the Prayer 
of the Petition ;—Pavings; Bristol, uxxvu. 191.198. | 


Debates—continued. 

St. Martin’s-in-the-Fields, xxxxvi11. 675. The Petition con- 
taining a Quotation from the Speech of a Member of the House, 
and Allegations thereupon ; Complaining of the Conduct of the 
Colonial Department towards him; From Sir Charles Burdett, 
xcI. 426.———In the House of Lords; It appearing to contain 
Allusions to Debates in the House of Lords; Respecting the 
Corn Laws; From Silk Weavers of Macclesfield, txxx1. 208. 
It appearing to refer to Proceedings in the House of Lords; 
Complaining of the Conduct of the Corporation; From Inhabit- 
ants of the | alae 4 of Ludlow, Lxxxu1. 255. 





Erasures : 

2311. On Notice being taken that there were certain Inter- 
lineations and Erasures therein ;, Against the Claims of the Roman 
Catholics; From Protestant Freeholders of Cavan, Lxxx11. 262. 
———On Notice being taken that there were certain Erasures 
therein, and the Member who presented it having stated that he 
had made thé Erasures, considering the Language of the Petition 
too strong ; In Favour of the Reform Bill; From Linlithgow, 
LXXXxVI. 748. 


French Language : 
2312. It appearing that the said Petition was in the French 
Language; Respecting the Timber Duties; From Canada, txxvi. 
173. 


Letter annexed : 
2313. On Notice being taken that a Letter was annexed to 
the Petition; From William Kenrick, of Broom, ixxx1. 82. 


Petition : 
2314. On Petition for the purpose; Relative to the Zemindar 


of Nozeed and Mustaphanagur; Of James Arthur Murray, 
LXXXxvi. 591. 


Private Bill: 

2315. On Notice being taken that the Petition was in effect a 
Petition for a Private Bill; Complaining of the Conduct of the 
Trustees of Evan’s Charities; Wiis Inhabitants of Kilkenny, 
LXXXIIlI. 457. ‘ ; 


Signatures : 

2316. On Notice being taken that there was no Signature on 
the Paper containing the said Petition; Praying the interference 
of the House in favour of Henry Hunt; From Bedminster, 
LXxvil. 127,———On Notice being taken that the Petition was 
not signed ; Complaining of the Proceedings of the Ecclesiastical 
Court of Chester; From William Brooks, txxxv. 541.———On 
Notice being taken that the Petition for the Dublin Steam Packet 
Company (No. 2) Bill was not signed, xc1. 325.———The Sig- 
natures appearing to be copied from the Original; Praying the 
attention of the on to Mr. Melville’s Petition; Of Free In- 
habitants of Hobart Town, xct. 576. The Petition being 
signed by an Agent; For further Time for entering into Recog- 
nizances on the Kerry Election Petition; From ames Crosby, 
LXxxul. 118.— ——On Notice being taken that the Fetition of 
Subscribers on behalf of the North Western Branch of the 
National Union, Castle Street, Oxford Market, for Investigation 
into the Matters contained in the Petition of Mr.and Mrs. Deacle, 
did not appear to be the Petition of the Subscribers on behalf of 
themselves, but on behalf of a Branch of the National Union, 
LXXXVI. 872. 


Standing Orders : 

2317. Referring solely to the Non-compliance with the Stand- 
ing Orders, and the Bills to which they respectively relate having 
been read a Second Time ;—Railways ; Birmingham and Derby ; 
Sir Harry Every, Bart., xcu. 335. Brighton and London (Ste- 
phenson’s Line), xcu. 170. Cork and Passage; William Wise, 
xcu.231. Dublinand Drogheda; Richard More O’Ferrall, m. r., 
xcr. 325. Twrnpikes; King’s Ferry and Liverpool; Trustees 
of an Act for improving certain Roads, xcu. 226. ——— 
Having been read a First Time;—TZhomas Quay; Owners of 
Wharts and Premises on the North Bank of the River Thames; 
LXxx. 219. 





Without any Reason being entered in the Journals: 

2318. Admiralty Court, Ireland; Complaining of a Re- 
turn made to an Order of the House by the Registrar of the 
Court of Admiralty in Ireland; Of John Plaskett, rxxx. 306. 
Ballot, §c.; Praying for Vote by Ballot, and the Repeal of the 
Septennial Act; Of Charles Attwood, Chairman of a Committee 
acting on Behalf of the Northern Political Union, txxxvui. 46. 
—For Universal Suffrage, Vote by Ballot and Annual Parlia- 
ments; Of Members of the Political Union, and other Inha- 
bitants of Aberdeen, txxxvin. 675. Best, Mr. Justice; Taking 
Notice of what passed in Debate, on presenting a Petition of 
Thomas Davison relative to Mr. Justice Best Of Inhabitants of 





House; From the Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837,) 


London and Westminster, txxvi. 146. Bishops; Praying the 
Honse to expel the Bishops from the House of Lords; Of In- 
habitants 

1LA 





922 PETITION S—continued. 











V. Petitions Withdrawn—continued. 


Without any Reason being entered in the Journals— 
continued. 
habitants of the Parish of St. Anne, Dublin, xc1. 823. Bradley, 
Lieut. Col. Thomas; Complaining of his having been put under 
Arrest by Colonel Arthur, and of his Dismissal from the Service, 
‘and praying for Redress; Of Thomas Bradley, late Lieutenant 
Colonel of the 2d West India Regiment, uxxx1. 345. Burial 
Grounds; For Leave to bring in the London Cemetery Bill; Of 
Subscribers, xc1. 621. Corn Laws; For Repeal of the Corn 
Laws; Of Thomas Henry, Chairman, and Joseph Styles, Secre- 
tary of the Westminster Union of the Working Classes, rxxxvi. 
738. Country Bank Notes; Complaining of Country Bank 
Notes not being paid in Gold; Of Frederick Jones, txxx. 587. 
Crete, Island of ; For Protection; Of Inhabitants of the Island 
of Crete, txxxvi. 264. Dartmouth Borough; Complaining of 
Abuses, and praying for Reform in that Borough; Of Inha- 


bitants of Dartmouth, rxxxvi. 108. Drainages; Eau Brink © 


Drainage; Petition for Bill, uxxxvi. 586. Against the Intro- 
duction of the Eau Brink Drainage Bill; Of William Eagle, 
Lxxxvi. 588. Excise; Complaining of his having been dismissed 
from his Office as Collector of Excise, and accusing Colonel 
Crosbie, a Member, of having received Money from several Per- 
sons for procuring Situations for them; Of George Rowan, of 
Ralanny, near Tralee, in the County of Kerry, xxv. 431. For 
Increase of Retired Allowances; Of Pro-Collectors of Excise in 
Ireland, txxxvi. 703. Game Laws; Complaining of Vexatious 
Proceedings instituted against him for certain Acts performed by 
him in the Execution of his Duty as a Magistrate, upon a Game- 
Law Conviction; Of General James Wharton, xc1. 522. Grange, 
R. W.; For Public Remuneration for Expenses of a Prosecution 
for Conspiracy; Of Robert Wyatt Grange, xc. 537. Leicester; 
Of the Leicester Political Union, txxxvu. 439. Jews; For 
Removal of Disabilities affecting the Jews; Of Richard Carlisle, 
uxxxv. 559. Mackie, Serjeant; Complaining of being deprived 
of Contingent Money and Pay to which he alleges himself en- 
titled; Of Serjeant Mackie, txxxvin1. 379. Manchester Meeting; 
Relative to the Manchester Meeting; Of Members of the Political 
Union of Sculcoates, txxxvit.139. Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Taking 
Notice of certain Charges made against them in the House; Of 
Seamen of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, xxx. 326. Parliamentary 
Agency ; Praying to be heard by Counsel at the Bar of the House 
against an intended Motion, relative to Parliamentary Agency ; 
Of Sir W. R. Sydney, rxxxv. 107. Parliamentary Representa- 
tion; Taking notice of the Reform Bill, and complaining of 





Without any Reason being entered in the Journals— 

continued. 
Parliamentary esentation—continued. 

Obstruction to the Measure from an interested Minority of the 
House; Of Inhabitants of Coventry, txxxv1.709. Taking notice 
of the Reform Bill, and complaining of frivolous and vexatious 
Delay; Of Inhabitants of Arbroath, txxxv1. 752. For expe- 
diting the Reform Bill, and praying the House to oppose a 
strenuous resistance to those Upholders of Corruption who, under 
frivolous pretences, waste the time of the House; Of Inhabitants 
of Rye, txxxvi, 780. For the Disfranchisement of the Bisho 
on account of their Votes against the Reform Bill; Of John 
Charles Duffy, txxxvi. 929. Against any Clause in the Reform 
Bill which shall require Payment of Rent or Taxes as Qualifica- 
tions to vote; Of Members of a Political Union, txxxvi. 29, 
Against making the Payment of any Rate the Qualification for 
voting; Of Council of the National Political Union, txxxvu. 67. 
Respecting the Reform of Parliament (Ireland) Bill; Of the 
Council oF the Leeds Political Union, txxxvu. 435. Respectin 
the Reform (Scotland) Bill; Of the Renfrew Political Union al 
the Glasgow Reform Association, txxxvu. 436. Perrott, H.D.; 
Stating his Grievances, and praying the House to refer his case 
to the Twelve Judges; Of Henry Dundas Perrott, txx1x. 174, 
Queen’s Dower; Reciting the Queen’s Dower Act, and praying 
for an Act granting Annuities to Widows of Operatives and their 
Families; Of Members of the North Western Union, txxxv1. 
768. Railways; Of Subscribers to Mr. Cundy’s Line of Rail- 
way from London to Brighton; Praying for an Inquiry whether 
any promise or engagement has been made to or with Sir Charles 
Burrell or any person on his behalf, relative to the purchase of the 
Baybridge Navigation, as the condition of his support of Stephen- 
son’s Line of Railway; xcr. 699. For a Committee of Appeal; 
Of Subscribers to the proposed Manchester and Leeds Ratlway, 
Lxxxvi. 707. Taylor, James ; Relative to the Sentence of Trans- 
portation of James Taylor; Of Inhabitants of Margate, txxix. 
470. Tithes, Ireland; For the Abolition of Tithes in Ireland ; 
Of Inhabitants of Hull, txxxvn. 590. Complaining of the con- 
duct of a Magistrate, in enforcing the Collection of Tithes; From 
Kilbraddon, txxxvitt. 539. Wild, John ; Complaining of the 
Illegality of a Decision of the Judge by whom he was tried; Of 
John Wild, txxxv. 85. Wills, B.; Of the Society for the 
Encouragement of Industry; signed Benjamin Wills, txxxvu. 
443, 


VI. Petitions not permitted to be brought up, rejected, &amp;c. : 


Not permitted to be brought up : 

2319. Coile, Barnard ; Complaining of his Sufferings during 
the Rebellion in Ireland, rxx1x. 508. Hunt, Henry ; Containing 
Statements in relation to the Proceedings and Debates of the 
House; Of Inhabitants of Bethnal Green, txxvu. 150. Walker, 
William ; Complaining of aspersions on his Character in Evidence 
before the Committee on the Manchester Gas Bill, rxxrx. 229. 
——— Motions, That Petitions be brought up, and Questions 
Negatived thereupon ;—Best, Mr. Justice; Complaining of the 
Conduct of Mr. Justice Best in fining him whilst on his Defence ; 
Of Thomas Davison, txxv1. 105. Dublin Corporation ; Com- 
plaining of the Corporation of Dublin; Of Edward Adcock, 
uxxxvi. 264. Hunt, Mr.; Complaining of the Treatment of 
Mr. Hunt, and containing Statements in relation to the Pro- 
ceedings and Debates of the House, and praying for Reform in 
Parliament; Of Inhabitants of Bethnal Green, txxvi. 150. 
Taylor, James; Praying for the revision of the Sentence of her 
Husband, James Taylor, transported to New South Wales; Of 
Maria Taylor, txx1x. 470.— —Motion, That a Petition be 
brought up, superseded by adjournment ;—7ithes; Concerning 
Litigation arising on Tithe Questions at Havering-atte-Bower, 
Essex, txxxvi. 200.————Motions, That Petitions be brought up, 
withdrawn ;— Chetwynd, George,m.P.; Complaining of the Conduct 
of George Chetwynd, Esq'*, m.p., as Chairman of the Stafford 
Quarter Sessions; Of Charles Flint, rxxix. 106. Church of 
Scotland; Complaining of the Authorities of the Church of 
Scotland in dismissing him unheard from the Office of Ruling 
Elder in that Church, in consequence of his’ presiding over 
a Public Meeting, which unanimously agreed to petition for the 
Separation of Church and State; Of Hugh Craig, Magistrate of 
Kilmarnock, xcr. 698. Coile, Bernard; Complaining of his 
sufferings during the Rebellion of Ireland, txx1x. 508. Didehion 
Andrew, m.p.; Stating that Andrew Johnston, Esq'*, Member 
for St. Andrew’s District of Burghs, had pledged himself to resign 
his Seat if called upon by a majority of his Supporters; Of 
Robert Anstruther, xc. 297. King’s Bench Prison; Complaining 
of Fees exacted by the Marshal of the King’s Bench Prison ; Of 
Peter Latouche, 1xxx1. 362. Manchester Gas Light Bill; 
Complaining of Aspersions on his Character in Evidence before 
the Committee on the Bill; Of William Walker, Solicitor, uxx1x. 
229. Parliament; For Reform of Parliament; Of George 
Edmonds, ixxv. 471. Parliamentary Agency; Praying to be 
heard by Counsel at the Bar of the ena against an intended 
Motion relative to Parliamentary Agency ; Of Sir W. R. Sydney, 
Lxxxv. 107. Perrott, Henry ‘Dun as; Complaining of certain 
Proceedings against him in the Court of King’s a and of his 
having been struck out of the List of Navy Lieutenants in con- 
sequence thereof, txx1x. 174. Railways; Manchester and Leeds 
Railway Bill; Explaining the reasons for not having entered into 
their Recognizance within Two Days after presenting their Peti- 





Not permitted to be brought up—continued. 
tion, and again praying for the Appointment of a Committee of 
Appeal; Of Subscribers, uxxxvi. 707. Sadler, James; Com- 
plaining of his being refused a Publican’s License, Lxx1x. 482. 
Wallingford Election Petition; For enlarging the time for Peti- 
tioners to enter into their Recognizance, txxv. 236. 


Rejected : 

2320. Greenhoe, North; For Reform of Parliament, txxvu. 
311. Mills, James; For Reform in Parliament, txxv. 458. 
Pitt, Charles ; Complaining of the Conduct of the Committee on 
the London Bridge Bill, aa of the Committee Clerk, &amp;c., txxx1v. 
275. Troubridge, Sir Thomas; Accusing him of having produced 
a forged Copy of the Register of Baptism; Of Electors of 
Sandwich, Deal and Walmer, txxxviul. 474. 


Not Received : ; 

2321. Being for Money relating to the Public Service, and 
not recommended by the Crown; Bishop Street Hospital, 
Dublin ; For Aid to discharge a Debt; Of the Managing Com- 
mittee, xc. 507. Clerks of the Peace; For Remuneration for 
making Returns to Orders of the House; Of Henry Newstead, 
Clerk of the Peace for the Liberty of Cawood, Wistow and Otley, 
in the County of York, xc. 330. Cork Mechanics’ Institute ; 
For the Endowment of Lectureships; Of Members and Students, 
xc. 425. Danish Claimants; For Compensation for Losses ; Of 
the thereundersigned Claimants, xc. 464. To be admitted as 
a Claimant ; Of William Harrison of Hull, xc. 570. East India 
Company's Maritime Officers; For Compensation for loss or 
injury sustained by them by the discontinuance of the Company's 
Trade, xc. 487. Sow John Griffin, late a Midshipnran in the 
East India Company’s Service, xxxxvit. 694. Education; For 
Assistance; From Inhabitants of St. er St. Thomas and 
St. George Parishes, Dublin, txxxu. 595. Factories’ Regulation 
Bill; For Sums to enable them to proceed with the proofs 
demanded of them; Of the Central Committee of Operatives, 
Lxxxvi. 585. Guadaloupe Claimants ; To be allowed to adduce 
further Evidence in support of his Claim; From General Des- 
fourneaux, txxvi. 504. Hand Loom Weavers; For pecuniary 
Aid; Of Hand Loom Weavers of Irvine, Fullarton and Half-way, 
xcn. 504. Hazard, Thomas; For Compensation for Losses m 
consequence of his having been imprisoned after an Indictment 

ainst him had been ignored by a Grand hy yxxvil. 448. 
Tmgeieonment for Debt Bill; Of Christopher Cuff, one of the 
Chief Clerks of the Westminster Court of Requests, xc. 315. 
Johnson, Thomas ; For Remuneration for inventing a Sea 
Chart upon a new construction; txxvi1. 156. Kingston Har- 
bour ; For Compensation in reference to Services perform 


by him in respect of the New Harbour at er oe 








7 FSS hh 





PETITIONS—continued. 








Captain Richard Toucher, xc. 316. Man, Isle of; For a 
Grant of Money for their immediate Relief; From several 
Persons in, yxxxx1. 250. Maw, Lieutenant Lister ; For Restora- 
tion of his Rank in the Navy, anda Pension for his Wounds, 
xcr. 311. Mears, John; Lor Compensation in consequence 
of having been disabled by working as a Weaver, txxxvul. 571. 
National Monument ; Of Secretary to the Board for the Erection 
of a National Monument in Scotland, xcr. 567. North West 
Agricultural Society of Ireland; Explaining the Objects of the 
Society, and praying for public Aid, LXxIx. 125. Ordnance, 
Board of ; For Payment of a Balance alleged to be due from 
the Board of Ordnance; Of William Southwood, xc. 650. Parlia- 
ment, Houses of ; For Compensation for the Destruction of his 
Property in the Fire of the late Houses of Parliament; Of the 
Proprietor of Alice’s Coffeehouse, xcu. 601. Polish Refugees ; 
For a further Grant, xci. 605. Railways; Brighton, That the 
Parties may be reimbursed the Expenses incurred in the Investi- 
gation before the Committee, and may not be called upon to pay 
the Charges of the Engineer to be appointed by Government; 
Of Shareholders in Rennie’s Line; xcit. 440. Regent's Park ; 
From Dr. R. J. Thornton, for establishing a Botanical Garden 
in the Regent’s Park, and that he should be appointed to super- 
intend it, with a Salary of Five Hundred Pounds a Year, txxxu. 
560. Regium Donum; For Increase of the Regium Donum ; 
From Dunfaunaghy, xc. 42. Shannon River; Of the Grand 
Jury of Leitrim, for Aid, xc. 469. Simpson, Elizabeth, Widow 
of Joseph Liddell Simpson, an Assistant Surgeon in the Navy, 
xxv. 447. “ Thetis” Ship; Praying for Remission of the 
Sum retained for Wages a Victuals of the Men employed in 
the Salvage of Treasure from the Wreck of the Thetis; Of Under- 
writers, xc1. 709. Tobacco Duties; For Remission of Duties ; 
From several Snuff Manufacturers of London and Westminster, 
Lxxxi. 353. Whale Ships; For a Grant of Public Money to 
extricate the Crews of Six Whale Ships from their perilous Situa- 
tion in Davis’s Straits, xcu. 74. hite, George; For Com- 
pensation on account of having saved large Sums of Money to 
the Revenue by detecting Frauds on the part of Collectors of 
Taxes, Lxxxviil. 673.———Referring to Debates: Crown Lands 
(Wales) ; From Inhabitants of Crown and other Manors in Rad- 
norshire ; but the same alluding to a Statement said to have been 
made by a Member in his Place, the same was not received, xct. 
616. Penryn Election ; Of Joseph Sowell, relating to the Penryn 
Election; but it appearing to refer to a Statement made by a 
Member in the House, it was not received, txxxu. 499. Staun- 
ton, Michael; Relating to the Non-insertion of Advertisements 
in certain Newspapers; but notice being taken that the same was 
founded upon Debates said to have taken place in the House, it 
was not received, Lxxx1. 328.._———In the House of Lords: Corn 
Laws; Praying for certain Alterations of the Corn Laws; Of 
several Manufacturers of Leicester; but it appearing to refer to 
Debates in the House of Lords, it was not received, Lxxx11. 604. 
Motions for bringing them up not being seconded: Church 
Property ; Praying that the Princess Victoria may be provided 
for out of the Revenues of the Bishoprick of Derry ; Of Thomas 
Henry, Chairman, and Joseph Styles, Secretary, of the West- 
minster Union of the Working Classes; Motion that the Petition 
be brought up, not being seconded, the Petition was not received ; 
Lxxxvi. 735.—Parliament; Complaining of Grievances which 





VI. Petitions not permitted to be brought up, rejected, &amp;c.—continued. 
Not Received—continued. 


Not Received—continued. 
ment; Of Manufacturers of Manchester ; Motion that the Petition 


be brought up, not being seconded, the Petition was not received, 
LXXXII. 589. 


Not permitted to lie upon the Table : 

2322. Motions that Petitions do lie on the Table, and Ques- 
tions negatived thereupon :—Broadhurst, Nathan ; Complaining 
of Ill-treatment in Lancaster Castle, txxvi. 146. Corn Laws; 
For es thereof; Of Inhabitants of Preston, rxxxvi. 749. 
Hunt, Henry ; Complaining of the Conduct of the Judges, 
uxxvi. 343. On behalf of Henry Hunt, and imputing notorious 
and avowed Corruption to the House; Of Inhabitants of New- 
castle-upon-Tyne, txxvu. 132. London Bridge Bill; Com- 
plaining of the Conduct of the Committee on the Bill and of the 
Committee Clerk; Of Charles Pitt, of Adam Street Adelphi, and 
others, Lxxxiv. 275. Nicholl, Sir John; For an Investigation © 
into the Conduct of Sir John Nicholl, the Judge of the Sane 
-_ Court of Canterbury ; Of William Peddle, of Frome 

elwood, Lxxx1. 541, arliament ; For Reform in Parlia- 
ment; Of James Mills, txxv. 458. For Reform; Of Inhabitants 
of North Greenhoe, Norfolk, assembled at a Meeting at Wells 
next the Sea, uxxvi. 311. Rowan, George; Complaining of 
having been dismissed from his Office of Collector of Eck. and 
accusing Colonel Crosbie, m. p., of having received Money from 
Persons for procuring Situations for them, txxvi. 444. Tithes, 
Ireland; For the Abolition of Tithes in Ireland ; Of Parishioners 
of Carrigrohan and other Places, txxxvu. 547._—— Motions 
that Petitions do lie upon the Table withdrawn :—Ballot, &amp;c.; 
Praying for Vote by Ballot and the Repeal of the Septennial Act ; 
Of Charles Attwood, Chairman of a Committee acting in behalf 
of the Northern Political Union, txxxvu. 46. Best, Mr. Justice; 
Taking notice of what passed in Debate on presenting Petition of 
Thomas Davison, and praying the House to institute an Inquiry 
into the Right claimed by the Judges of summarily fining a 
Defendant during the course of his Defence; Of Inhabitants of 

London and Westminster, txxv1. 146. Corn Laws; For a 
Repeal of the Corn Laws ; Of Thomas Henry, and Joseph Styles, 
Chairman and Secretary of the Westminster Union of the Work- 
ing Classes, txxxvi. 738. Deacle, Mr. and Mrs.; For an imme- 
diate Investigation into the Matters complained of in the Petition 
of Mr. and Mrs. Deacle ; Of Subscribers on behalf of the North 
Western Branch of the National Union, txxxvi. 872. Kerry 
Election ; Complaining of Intimidation of Voters at the late Elec- 
tion; Of the Right onourable Maurice Fitzgerald, xc. 570. 
Parliamentary Representation; Against making the Payment 
of any Rate the Qualification for voting; Of Menken of the 
Council of the National Political Union, txxxvu.67. Railways, 
London and Brighton (Stephenson’s Line); Praying for an 
Inquiry whether any Promise or Engagement has been made to 
or with Sir Charles Burrell, or any other Person on his behalf, 
relative to the Purchase of the Baybridge Navigation as the con- 
dition of his support of Stephenson’s Line; Of Subscribers to 
Mr. Cundy’s Line, xcr. 699. Rowan, George; Complaining of 
having been dismissed from his Office of Collector of Excise, and 
accusing Colonel Crosbie, m. p., of having received Money from 

Persons for procuring Situations for them, Lxxviu. 432. T'regony 

Election ; Respecting the Tregony Election of 1830; Of Richard 

Gurney, Lxxxvi. 841. 





they attribute to a Government supported by a corrupt Parlia- 


- 


VII. Instructions to Committees on, and relative to, Petitions: 


Agricultural Distress : 

2323. For considering the several Petitions relative to Agri- 
cultural Distress ; “ To confine their inquiry to the mode of ascer- 
taining, returning and calculating the average Prices of Corn,” 
LXXxv. 259. 


Bode, Baron de: 
2323*. To examine into the Claim of the Baron de Bode upon 
the Fund received from the French Government, &amp;c.; “To inquire 
into the Petitions in opposition thereto,” Lxxx1x. 321. 


Commons, House of : 
2324. To inquire into the best mode of expediting the Business 
of the House; “ To take into consideration the most convenient 
Mode of receiving the Petitions of the People,” Lxxx1x. 237. 


Cork Mining Company : 
2325. “To proceed upon the Petition for the Bill as printed 
in the Journals,” txxx1x. 122. 


Liverpool Borough : 

2326. -To inquire into the Matters complained of in the Petition 
of the Electors and Inhabitants of Liverpool (presented 21 Fe- 
bruary 1833); “To report in the first place the result of their In- 
quiries as to Bribery and Corruption in the late Election,” txxxvutt. 
144, 


Privileges, Committee of : 
2327. To whom it was referred to examine the Petition of 
John Eyles, Esq'*, Warden of the Fleet Prison, complaining of 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Privileges, Committee of—continued. 

certain Persons having commenced an Action against him for the 
escape of Robert Christie Burton, Esq't, (a Member), who was 
rose and out of his custody by order of the House; “ To sit 
upon a certain day at Eleven of the clock, and proceed upon the 
matter referred to them,” Lxxv. 231.———To whom it was referred 
to examine the Petition of the Freemen of Carlisle, complainin 
of the Interference of the Military at an Election ;” To sit an 
proceed on the Morrow,” Lxxvi. 170. 


Railway Subscription Lists : 

2328. To inquire into the Matters contained in Petitions of 
Subscribers to the Deptford and Dover Railway, relative to the 
Signatures to the Subscription Contract; “ To investigate the 
Allegation of the Petition of Benjamin Wheeler Poulton, respect- 
ing the Signatures to the Subscription Deed for Westminster 
Bridge and Greenwich Railway,” xcu. 171. 


Standing Orders : 

2329. Select Committee on every Petition presented to the 
House having for its object to dispense with any of the Standing 
Orders relative to Private Bills; “ To consider of the course of 
proceeding with Petitions relating to the compliance or non-com- 
pliance with the Standing Orders of the House,” uxxx. 161. 
———tThe Standing Orders for Railroad Bills, and the Conditions 
which it may be advisable to recommend for introduction into 
such Bills with a view to a future Session of Parliament; “ To 
extend their inquiry into the General Standing Orders of the 
House as applicable to Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.,” xc. 687. 





VIII. Incidental 


PETITION S—continued. 








VIII. Incidental Proceedings : 


2330. Times for receiving Petitions for Private Bills limited ; 
No Petitions for Private Bills to be received after particular days: 





No Petitions for 
Private Bills 
to be received after 


——— _ 


21 Apr. 1820 


In Session Commencing Time enlarged until 





5 May 1820, 
Lxxv. 120. 
9 Feb. 1821, 
LXXVI. 7. 
22 Feb. 1822, 
LXXVII. 8. 
21 Feb. 1823, 
LXXVIII. 6. 
20 Feb. 1824, 
LXXIX. 7. 
18 Feb. 1825, 
Lxxx. 8. 

17 Feb. 1826, 
LXXXI. 7. 
23 Feb. 1827, 
LXXXII. 28. 
15 Feb. 1828, 
LXxx11I. 8. 
20 Feb. 1829, 
LXXXIv. 10. 
19 Feb. 1830, 
LXXXxvV. 9. 
25 Feb. 1831, 
LXxxv1. 13. 
27 June 1831, 
LXXXxVI. 525. 

Feb. 1832, 
LXXXVII. 7. 
22 Feb. 1833, 
LXxxvill. 10. 
21 Feb. 1834, 
LXXxIx. 10. 
13 Mar. 1835, 
xc. 19. 

19 Feb. 1836, 
xc1. 9. 

17 Feb. 1837, 
xcil. 8. 


12 May 1820, 
LXXxv. 141. 
23 Jan. 
5 Feb. 
4 Feb. 
3 Feb. 
3 Feb. 
2 Feb. 
14 Nov. 
29 Jan. 
5 Feb. 
4 Feb. 


26 Oct. 28 Feb. 1831, 


LXXXVI. 295. 
14 June 

6 Dec. 
29 Jan. 

4 Feb. 1834 
19 Feb. 1835 


4 Feb. 1836 





31 Jan. 1837 | 








2331. Petition praying for Compensation; To lie upon the 
Table, xc. 102.———Petitions praying for Compensation in case a 
Bill should pass; Ordered to lie on the Table, txx1x. 298.—xc. 
136.——To lie on the Table, and be printed, txxrx. 319. 

For provision to be made in a Bill for Compensation; Ordered to 
lie upon the Table, xcu. 469.——Referred to Committees on 
Bills, rxxx. 70. 103. 255.—.Lxxx1. 223. 

2332. Petitions for Leave to present Petitions, and Leave 
immediately given, Lxxv. 219.—Lxxvi. 341.—Lxxvil. 380.— 
LXXVil. 125,—.Lxxx. 98, &amp;c.— Referred to Select Committees, 
LXXVI. 90.—LXXVI. 95.—LXXVIII. 71.—LxXx1x. 155.—Lxxx. 126.— 
LXXXI,. 133.—LXXXII. 424.—LXXXIIL 124.—LxxxIv. 112.—LXxxv. 
$8.—LXXXVI. 379.—LXXXxvVII, 183.—Lxxxvill. 150.—LxxxIx. 110, 
&amp;e.———To Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, 
xcul. 76, 288, &amp;c,———Petition for Leave to present a Petition, 
(not for a Private Bill), and Leave immediately given, txxv. 219. 
See supra, 2266. 2270-2279. 

2333. Petitions for Bills presented,—And ordered to lie on the 
Table only; txxvi. 48. 51.—Lxxx. 64.—xcII. 5, 6.———And 
Bills immediately ordered ; txxv. 279.—Lxxvul. 40,—Lxxx. 45.— 
LXXXV. 53.—Lxxx1x. 53, &amp;c.——— Petition for Bill presented, and 
read; Standing Order read and entered, and Bill ialeils LXXXV. 
7.——And referred to Select Committees; txxv. 180.—Lxxx1x. 
144, kc.———To the Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills; xcu. 33. 47. 53, &amp;e. 

2334. On Report from Committee on Petition for a Bill, that 
the Petition had been mislaid; Instruction to Committee, that 
they have power to proceed upon the said Petition as printed in 
the Journal; txxxrx. 122.———Petition presented, stating that 
a Petition for a Bill which had been referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Petitions for Bills, had either been abstracted from the 
Journal Office or mislaid; Leave given to present a Copy of the 
said Petition as desired ; Copy accordingly presented, read and 
referred ; xc1.74. 

2335. Petition for Bill read,—And Bill ordered; txxx. 115. 
See Bills, 461-464. 


2336. Petition presented, and referred to Standing Orders 
Committee ; txxx. 121. Petition for Leave to proceed with 
a Bill, after Standing Orders Committee had reported that the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with; Referred to a 
Committee ; txxx. 223. 

2337. Petitions for Bills, and stating that Standing Orders 
had not been complied with; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Standing Orders; txxx. 12. 22. See Orders, 42. 

2338. Petitions in favour of Bills,—Ordered to lie on the 
Table only; uxxxi. 127.—.Lxxxim. 103.—Lxxxiv. 149.—LxxxvI. 
379.—xc. 81.—xc1. 204.—xcu. 71, &amp;c.— —Ordered to lie on 
the Table, and be printed; .txxv. 430.— xxix. 74, &amp;c._—— 
Referred to a Select Committee on a Bill; txxix. 358. 

2339. Petitions in favour of Applications for Bills,—Ordered 


to lie on the Table only; txxvit. 87.—Lxxvit. 83.—Lxxx. 53-200. 
—LXXXIIL. 17,—LXxxv. 52.—xCl. 23.—xcu. 38, ke. 





2340. Petitions against Bills,—Ordered to lie on the Table only ; 
LXXv. 165.—LXXVI. 238.—LXxvul. 62.—LXXvill. 109.— xxx, 87, 
—LXXXI. 40.— LXXXIII. 90,—LXXXVI. 379.—LXxxxIX. 127.—xe, 59, 
&amp;c.———Ordered to lie on the Table, and be printed; ixxyzr, 
405.—LxXxvil. 228,—.Lxx1x. 179.—Lxxx. 118, &amp;.— ——Ordered 
to lie on the Table until Bills are read a Second Time; txxyu, 
159.—«—— Until Reports from Committees on Bills are taken into 
further consideration; Lxxv. 286. 294. 


2341. Petitions against Bills, — Referred to Select Com- 
mittees on Bills; txxv. 215.—.Lxxvi. 203.—.Lxxxv. 97.—1Lxxxix, 
85.—xc. 164.—xcr. 74.——To Select Committees on Re-com- 
mitted Bills; txxvim1. 357.————Referred to Select Committees 
on particular Matters; .ixxvit. 429.— LxxIx. 266.— xc. 372, 
&amp;e. 


2342. Petitions against Bills,—Read, and ordered to lie on 
the Table until Bills are read a Second Time; txxvi. 129,——__ 
Read, and referred to Select Committees on Bills; txxv. 324,— 
Lxxx1. 100, &amp;c.——To Committee of the Whole House on 
a Bill; txxxit. 122. 


2343. Petitions against Bills which had before been ordered 
to lie on the Table; Referred to Select Committees on Bills 
(without being read), txxvi. 406.—Lxxrx. 129.—xc1. 142, Ke. 


2344. All Petitions for and against a Bill, which were pre- 
sented in a former Parliament, referred to the Committee on a Bill, 
LXXxvI. 673.— ——All Petitions presented during the present 
Session against a Bill, referred to the Select Committee on the 
Bill, txxxv. 333. 


2345. Petitions against Bills, and praying to be heard by 
Counsel, &amp;c.; Ordered to lie on the Table only, txxv. 159.— 
LXXVI. 207. 284.—Lxxvil. 38. 166.—Lxxvill. 85. 257.—Lxx1x. 22. 
—LxXxx. 101.—LXXXI. 31.—LXXx11I. 184.—Lxxxvi. 410.—Lxxx1x, 
227.—xc1. 89. Ordered to lie upon the Table and to be 
printed, txxvi. 143. 207. 379.—.Lxxvil. 235, 423.—1Lxxvill. 327. 
382.—xcu. 177, &amp;c.———Ordered to lie on the Table,—Until 
Bills are read a Second Time; txxvi. 129. 136. 198.—Lxxvi. 108. 
127.———Until Bills are read a Second Time, and Counsel, &amp;c. or- 
dered ; txx1x. 430.—LXxxvill. 384. 501. 581. Ordered to lie 
upon the Table, and Counsel ordered to be heard on Second Reading; 
LXXXv. 331.———Counsel ordered to be heard on Second Reading 
(Petition not ordered to lie upon the Table); xc. 587.——— 
Ordered to lie upon the Table until Reports from Committees on 
Bills are received, and Counsel, &amp;c. ordered ; Lxx1x. 409, —— 
Until Reports on Bills are taken into further Consideration ; txxxv. 
357.———. Until Bills are read a Third Time, txxvi1. 100.——— 
Referred to a Select Committee of Inquiry, txxvi1. 416. 419. 


2346. Petitions against a Bill, and praying to be heard by 
Counsel, &amp;c. ; Referred to Committees of the whole House on the 
Bill, and Counsel, &amp;c., ordered, txx1x. 180. 


2347. Petitions against Bills, and praying to be heard by 
Counsel ; Referred to Select Committees on Bills, and Counsel, 
&amp;e., ordered, txxv. 205.—Lxxvi. 49.—Lxxvul. 61.—Lxxvill. 56.— 
LXx1x. 59,—LXXX. 68.—LXXXI. 92,—LXXXII. 229.—Lxxx111. 80.— 
LXXXVII. 77.—xc. 141.—xcl. 89.—xcu. 75. ——— Referred to 
Select Committees on re-committed Bills, and Counsel, &amp;e. 
ordered ; LxxviI. 235.—.Lxxx. 356.+———Referred to Committee 
on the Bill, and Counsel ordered (excepting so far as regards the 
Standing Orders), txxxv. 260.——Referred to the Committee 
on the Bill, in so far as relates to his interest therein in respect of 
Compensation for Damages, and Counsel, &amp;c., ordered ; xc11. 252. 


2348. Petition against Bill from a Company, praying to be 
heard by their Clerk, Counsel and Agent; Referred to Committee 
on Bill, and Leave given, txxxu. 366. Petition against Bill, 

raying to be heard by Agents only; Referred to Committee on 
Bill, and Leave given, Lxxxul. 382. Petition praying to be 
heard by Counsel against a Bill; Referred to the ton Fas on 
the Bill, but Counsel not ordered, txxx11. 464. 


2349. Petitions against Bills, and praying to be heard by 
Counsel, &amp;c.; Read, and ordered to lie on the Table,—Until Bills 
are read a Second Time, and Counsel ordered, Lxxvit. 149. 276. 
———Until Reports are received and Counsel ordered; .xxv1. 
316.,——— Petitioners ordered to be heard on their Petition (which 
had been presented on a former day), when the Report of the Bill 
shall be received, Lxx1x. 361.———Persons who had petitioned 
against a Public Bill; Ordered to be heard by Counsel on the 
Report, txxviu. 361.———Read, and referred,—To Committees 
of the whole House, and Counsel ordered ; txxxu1. 122.——— 
To Select Committees on Bills, and Counsel, &amp;c. ordered ; Lxxvi. 
234.—Lxxvill. 167.—Lxxxiv. 139.—.Lxxx1x. 55, &amp;e. 


2350. Petitions against Bill, and praying to be heard by 
Counsel, which had been ordered to lie upon the Table; Referred 
to Committee of the whole House on the Bill, and Counsel 
ordered (without being read), txxxu1. 536. 


2351. Petitions against Bills, and praying to be heard by 
Counsel, &amp;c., which had before been ordered to lie on the Table; 
Referred to Select Committees on Bills, on or after Committal of 
the Bills, and Counsel, &amp;c. ordered (without being read), Lxxv. 
204.—LXxvil. 131.—LXXVIII. 225.—LXxxIV. 279.—xc,. 235.—XCI. 
153.—xci. 132. 

2352. Petitions against Applications for Bills ; Ordered to lie 
on the Table, txx1x. 97. 319.—xc. 227.—xcu. 80. 82.—— 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; 
xcil. 356. ——— Petitions against Applications for Bills, and 
praying to be heard by Counsel, &amp;c. ; Ordered to lie on the Table, 
LXx1x. 105. 


2353. Petition 











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PETITION S—continued. 925. 





_ Committee of Inquiry, and Counsel ordered, uxxxv. 165. 


VIII. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


2353. Petition praying for leave to withdraw a Petition for a 
Bill,—The said Petition read ; Order for referring the same to a 
Committee read and discharged, and Leave given to withdraw the 
Petition ; uxxxv1. 591.———Petition praying for Leave to with- 
draw a Bill; Referred to a Committee, txxvm. 191. 


2354. Petition praying that the Petitioner’s Name may be with- 
drawn from the Petition fora Bill, and that he may be heard by 
Counsel against the Bill; Ordered to lie on the Table, txxvi. 
356. Afterwards read, and referred to the Committee, and 
Counsel ordered, uxxv1. 357. Petitions praying that Peti- 
tioners’ Names may be withdrawn from a Subscription List ; 
Referred to revived Committees on the Petitions for the Bills, 
LXXXVI. 284, 337.—-——Petition praying that Petitioners’ Names 
may be withdrawn from a Subscription List; Referred to the 
Committee on the Bill, txxxvi. 607. And Counsel ordered, 
LXXXVII. 248. 258. 357.———Petitions praying that Names may 
not be withdrawn from a Subscription List; Referred to Com- 
mittee on the Bill, and Counsel ordered, txxxvit. 355. 357. 
Petition praying that the Petitioners may retract their Assents to a 
Bill, and express their Dissent therefrom, and be heard by Counsel 

inst the same; Referred to a Committee, txxvit. 177. 

raying that Petitioners may be relieved from future responsibility 

in respect of a Subscription Contract; To lie upon the Table ; 
xcil. 261. 

2355. Petition praying that the Petitioner may withdraw his 
Name from a Petition presented against a Bill; Ordered to lie 
upon the Table, rxxxv. 328.———Petition praying for leave to 
withdraw a Petition that had been presented against a Bill; 
Ordered to lie on the Table, txxx1. 228.———Petition praying 
that the said Petition may not be withdrawn; Ordered to lie on 
the Table, rxxx1. 228. 

2356. Praying that the passing of a Bill may be delayed; 
Ordered to lie upon the Table, txxxvi. 284. 

2357. Petitions for Provisions in Bills, or additional Peti- 
tions for Bills,—Ordered to lie on the Table, txx1x. 109.—1.xxx. 
192.—LxXxxI. 175.—.Lxxxiv. 192.—.Lxxxvi. 817.—xci. 24, &amp;c. 
———Ordered to lie on the Table, and be printed, txxx. 286.— 
LXXXIII, 217.—1.xxxiv. 184,-——&lt;—— Petitions for Provision in 
Public Bills,—Referred to Committees of the Whole House on 
the Bills, txxxvi. 686. 730. 738. 760.———Petition praying for 
Alteration of the Schedule of a Public Bill; Referred to Com- 
mittee of the Whole House on the Bill, txxxv1. 697. 


2358. Petitions for Provision in Bills, or additional Petitions 
for Bills; Referred to Select Committees, txxv1. 156.—.Lxxvil. 
142.—Lxxvill. 131.—Lxx1x. 166.—LxxxI. 182.—Lxxxv. 217.— 
LXxxvi. 606.—xc. 205, &amp;c.— Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 94. —— Referred to 
Select Committees to whom former Petitions had been referred, 
LXXV. 222.—.Lxxvi. 148.—Lxxx1. 48. 182.——_Referred to Com- 
mittees on Bills, xxxvi. 401.—xc. 204. 425, Referred to 
Committee of the Whole House on a Re-committed Bill, rxxx. 
311. 


2359. Petitions for Provision in Bills, or additional Petitions 
for Bills; Presented, and Instructions to Committees on Bills to 
make Provision accordingly, txxvi1. 371.———Petition for 
Provision read upon Motion, and referred to Committee, txxx. 
195. And referred to Committee on Bill, and Instruction given to 
make Provision, txxx. 539. 


2360. Petition praying to be heard by Counsel before a 
Select Committee of Inquiry; Referred only, txxx1x. 211.—— 
Petition praying to be heard by Counsel against any public 
Measure which may affect their Interests; Referred to a Select 











2361. Petitions read upon Motion, and Bills ordered, txxx. 
115,————And Question ; &gt;a for bringing in Bills, rxx1x. 103. 
—Lxxx1. 236.———And Day appointed for taking the same into 
Consideration pee presented in a former Session), Lxxxvul. 7. 
———-Act read, and Day appointed for taking the same into Con- 
sideration, Lxxxv. 16.———And referred to Committeés of the 
Whole House on Bill, and Counsel ordered, txxxy1. 461.——— 
And Select Committees appointed; Lxxvit. 402.—.xxvuiI. 285. 
333.—LXXXII. 318.—LXXxI11. 432.—LxxxIv. $22.—Lxxxv1. 186.— 
LXXXVIII. 537.———And Select Committee on a Bill revived, 
LXXVI. 322, And referred to Select Committees; txxv. 324. 
—LXXVII. 36. 77.—LXXX. 234.—LXxxII. 498.—Lxxxiv. 250.— 
LXXXV. 452.—LxXXvI. 263.—LxxxIx. 227.—xc. 181, &amp;.——— 
To Select Committees on former Petitions on the same subject ; 
LXXvI. 190.———To Select Committees on Bills; ixxvi. 177. 
212,—.xxix. 81.—_Lxxx. 117.—Lxxxnl. 398,—Lxxxvi. 431.— 
LXXXxVIII. 322,———-To Select Committees on re-committed Bills; 
LXxx. 411.—.Lxxxviil. 362.— ——-To Select Committees on Bills, 
and Counsel, &amp;c., ordered, txxv. 278.—.xxvi. 234. 316.—LXxvII. 
165.—LXx1x. 296.—LxxxI. 116.—.Lxxxu1. 60.—LxxxIv. 227.— 
LXXXV, 249.—Lxxx1Ix. 173.—xc. 141, &amp;e. And Leave given 
to the Petitioner to be heard by himself or Agents; Lxxv1. 183. 
———To Select Committees on re-committed Bills, and Counsel, 
&amp;e., ordered, txxx, 344,—1Lxxxvi. 329. Referred to a Com- 
mittee on a Bill, but Counsel not ordered; txxx. 121.—— 
Again read upon Motion; Order for referring the same to 
a Committee on a Bill, read, and Counsel ordered; xxx. 130. 
——— And Petitioner ordered to be heard by Counsel on further 
consideration of the Report of a Committee of the whole House ; 
LXXXv. 452.-——— On Third Reading of Bills; txx1x. 484. 

To be heard before Select Committees on Bills; txxv. 248. 
And Leave given the Petitioners, by their Counsel and Agents, to 
examine Witnesses before a Select Committee, Lxxxvuit. 169. 
And Instructions given; ixxvi. 210.—Lxxx. 195.—.Lxxxt. 215. 
—Lxxxv. 378,———And_ Instruction given to a Select Committee 
to investigate the Allegations of the same; xcu. 171.———And 




















GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1897.) 


Committee — to examine the matter thereof; xcu. 309. 
———-And Petitioners (in custody) ordered to be brought to the 
Bar of the House to be techateed 3 xc. 890. 399. 478. And 
the matter of the same ordered to be taken into consideration on a 
future day, and Copy of the same, together with the above Order, 
ordered to be communicated to a Person; Lxxx. 582. And 
ordered to be now taken into consideration; Lxxxu1. 124. 173. 
—LXxxIv. 249,———In Proceedings of the House ; rxxtx. 424. 
—xc. 169.————And Debate adjourned on Motion for appointing 
a Committee; xcr. 668.———And Questions Negatived,—For 
bringing in Bills; uxx1x. 108.——For hearing Counsel at the 
Bar of the House; txxx. 96.———For referring the same to 
Committee of the Whole House on a Bill, and that the Petitioners 
be heard by Counsel, and produce Evidence; txxxvi. 647.—— 
For bringing Petitioners (in custody) to the Bar of the House to 
be discharged ; xc. 391.———For appointing Committee to exa- 
mine the truth of the Allegations contained therein; Ltxxvi1. 69.— 
LXxxv. 476.—xcil. 440.——And Question for a Resolution 
of the House negatived; txxvu. 60.———Superseded by 
reading the Order of the Day; uxxvim. 203.———And Mo- 
tions made thereon withdrawn; .xxvi. 407.—.Lxxx. 126.— 
Lxxxul. 209.—xc. 255.—xc1. 260.—xcu. 257, &amp;e.——And_ Or- 
ders discharged, for referring them to the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 99. 102.———For referring them 
to Committees, and Bills ordered; txxvus. 159.—.xxx. 116. 
—LXxxvill. 161. 198.—.Lxxx1x. 75. 113.—xc, 221.—xcu. 111. 
——— For referring them to a Committee, and Petition re- 
ferred to Committee on Petition for Bill, and the said Committee 
revived; txxx.165. And Petition referred to Select Committee 
on Standing Orders; txxx. 25. For referring them to Com- 
mittees, and referred to Committees on other Petitions; txxx. 
109.———For referring them to Committees, and Question for 
appointing Select Committee to consider of the matter thereof, 
negatived ; Lxxx. 124._———-For referring them to Committees 
on other Petitions, and referred to Committees ; Lxxx. 202. 
For referring a Petition complaining of Non-compliance with 
Standing Orders to a Committee, and Petition referred to the 
Committee, on the Petition for a Bill, and the said Committee 
revived ; Lxxx. 165.———For referring a Petition to a Select 
Committee, and Petition referred to another Select Committee ; 
xc. 258.———For bringing in Bills thereon, and Petitions re- 
ferred to Committees; .ixxix. 130.—.Lxxx. 109.—.xxxv. 18. 
———-For considering them; txxxu1. 75.———For considering 
them, and Petitions withdrawn; txxv1. 52.——Read, together 
with Reports thereon, and Instructions given; Lxx1x. 369.——— 
And Committees of the whole House appointed thereon; Lxxx1. 
138.———And Order discharged, that Petitions do lie upon the 
Table, and the Petitions referred to Standing Orders Committee ; 
LXxx. 109,———Petition again read on the House proceeding to 
take the same into scuiiieatibin xc. 134, Petition pre- 
sented in a former Session read upon Motion, and referred to the 
Committee of Privileges, txxvi. 170.——Petition read, and 
Counsel called in on further consideration of the Report of a Com- 
mittee of the Whole House; txxxv. 460.———Petition read after 
Counsel had been called in on the Second Reading of a Bill ; 
LXXXxv. 569.—xc. 589.—&lt;—— Before Counsel were called in, after 
Question proposed that Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; 
xc. 472.———— Read, after Counsel are called in on the 
Reports of Bills, and Counsel afterwards heard ; txxvi1. 378.— 
LXxxv. 448. 


2362. Petitions referred to Committees of the Whole House, 
appointed to consider various matters; LXXIX. 481.—LXxxxvil. 153. 
293, 461.———To Committee of the whole House to consider the 
same, on the Order of the Day being read for'taking the same into 
consideration ; Lxxx. 600.——To Committee of Supply ; uxxx1x. 
104.———On Bills; uxxvi. 263.—.Lxxxv. 256.—.xxxvi. 312. 
686. 697. 707.—Lxxxvul. 358.———On Bills, and Counsel or- 
dered; Lxxxt. 536. 


2363. Petitions referred to the Committee of Privileges ; 
LXXV. 231. 


2364. Petitions referred to Select Committees; Petitions for 
Private Bills; rxxv. 180.—.Lxxx1x. 144, &amp;c.———For Provision 
in Bills; txxvi. 164.—xc. 205, &amp;c.————For Leave to present 
Petitions; .xxvi. 90.—xc. 169, &amp;c.——— Referred to Com- 
mittees to whom former’ Petitions had been referred ; txxvi. 273. 
293.—Lxxvil. 330.—Lxxvill. 337.—Lxxx. 40.——— Petitions that 
had been referred to a Select Committee in a former Session, re- 
ferred to a Select Committee; txxvimt. 43.——— Referred to 
Standing Orders Committee; txxx1. 79.———To revived Com- 
mittees on Petitions for Bills; txxxv1. 242. 250. 385, &amp;c.—LXXXvill. 
194,.—Lxxx1x. 66.—xc. 171.—xc1. 73.———-To Committees ap- 
pointed to consider particular Matters; txxv. 230.———To Com- 
mittees appointed to inquire into particular Matters; ixxv. 216. 
312.—Lxxvi. 51.—LXxxvil. 174.—Lxxvill. 186.—LXXIx. 65.—LXXxx. 
124.——LxxxI. 176.—Lxxx1l. 209.—LXXxUII. 272.—Lxxxv. 83.— 
LXXXvuII. 129.—xc1. 24.—xcu1. 40, &amp;c._———-And Counsel ordered; 
LXxvi. 108, 109.—Lxxxvu. 568.—LXXxIx. 60,———Petitions 
presented in a former Session; LXxv. 146.—LXxxvi. 250.—_xxx,. 
173.—.Lxxx1. 344.—.xxxvil. 307. Petition referred to a 
Select Committee,—To inquire into the Allegations thereof; Lxxv1. 
146.———To examine or inquire into the Matter thereof; xxv. 
287.—Lxxx. 304.—.LxxxI. 341.—Lxxx1l. 314.—xcn. 77.———To 
examine into the Allegations of Fact contained therein ; xcu. 375. 
Referred to the Consideration of a Select Committee ; xc1. 
224,———Petitions praying to be heard by Counsel; Referred to 
Select Committees appointed to inquire into certain Matters ; 
LXXVI. 188, 223. Petition praying that the Petitioner may 
be examined upon a certain Matter; Lxxx1. 193.———Petitions 
referred to Committee of Appeal; txxxv. 494.——— Petition 
presented, and Select Committee appointed to examine the Matter 
thereof; Lxxx. 128.———Committee appointed to examine me 

ons, 


























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VIII. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


tions, and report the same to the House; txxxvi. 326.——— 
To Select Committees on Bills; Petitions against, Bills; uxxvi. 
104.—Lxxvil. 330.—Lxxvill. 346.———Petitions on various 
Matters; ixxx1i1. 404. Petitions against Bills, and Counsel, 
&amp;e. ordered; txxv. 250.—.xxvi. 234, &amp;c.———To Select Com- 
mittees on Re-committed Bills; uxxv. 251.—LXxvill. 293. 
Petitions against Bills presented in a former Session, referred to 
Committees on Bills; txxxvi. 472. 685.—=—— Petition for a Bill, 
together with the Plan presented in a former Session, referred to 
the Committee on a Bill; 1xxx. 349.———- Petition, Estimate and 
List of Subscribers in the case of a Bill of a former Session, 
deposited in the Private Bill Office, referred to the Committee on 
a Bill; txxx. 362. 


2365. Orders discharged,—For taking Petitions into consider- 
ation; ixxv. 232.—xcu. 193, &amp;c.———For referring them to 
Select Committees; xc. 258. 


2366. Orders discharged, and other Orders made,—For taking 
Petitions into consideration on certain Days, and other Days 
appointed ; Lxxv. 389.—Lxxvi. 124.—LxxviI. 197.—LXxvill. 450. 
—LXXIX. 254.—LXxxv. 127.—LXxxvi. 672.—LXxxIx. 162.—xcll. 
45.——— For taking them into consideration, and ordered to 
lie on the Table; rxxv. 215.—.xxxu. 75. 98.———For referring 
them to Committees, and Bills ordered; txxvim1. 159.—Lxxxvi1. 
161.—xc. 221, &amp;c.———For referring them to Committees, and 
referred to Committees on other Petitions; txxx. 58.—xcu. 258. 
———-For referring them to Committees,—And ordered to lie on 
the Table, and to be printed; txxvu. 253.———For referring 
them to Committees on Bills; xcy. 346.———And Petition or- 
dered to be withdrawn, Notice being taken that it was not signed ; 
xc1. 325..———-For Leave to bring in Bills upon them; ixxvi. 
38.—LxxxI. 143.—xcul. 82, &amp;c. 


2367. Petitions from the City of London; Presented by the 
Sheriffs of that City; uxxv. 147.—.Lxxvi. 5,—.xxvil. 12.— 
LXXIX. 44,—LXxX. 39.—LXxxI. 30.—LXxXxuI. 184,—LxxxIv. 30.— 
LXXXV. 30.—LXXXVI. 86.—LXXXVII. 39.—LXxxIx. 110.—xc. 9.— 
xcl. 116.—actl. 120.——— By one Sheriff, the other being a Mem- 
ber of this House; uxxvim. 29.—Lxxxu. 35.—Lxxxvill. 540.— 
xc. 506, By one Sheriff, the other being absent on indis- 
pensable business; xxv. 213.—Presented (not by the Sheriffs) ; 
LXXvul. 167. 


2368. The Matter of Petitions verified upon Oath at the Bar; 
Lxx¥. 198, 230,—Lxxxu. 112. 116.—.Lxxxvii1. 155, &amp;c. 


2369. Petitions ordered to be printed ; txxv. 156.—.xxv1. 15.— 
LXXVII.8.—LXXXII. 330.—LXXXVII. 517.—xcClI. 25.— xcl1l. 94. ——— 
On Division ; txxxvit. 551.——All Petitions complaining of 
undue Elections and Returns to be printed; txxxu. 27.— 
LXXXVI. 43.—LXXXvulI. 18.—xc. 18, Ke. Petitions presented 
in a former Session, to be printed ; LxxxIv. 383.—Lxxxvil. 462. 
—LXXXVvilI. 190.—Lxxx1x. 23. 40. 


2370. Petitions presented, and ordered to be considered on a 
future day, F sad an Appeal Committee); .Lxxxv. 540.—Lxxxv1. 
666. rom Persons in Custody; xc. 391.———On other 


matters ; Lxxvi. 404.—xc1. 24, 25.—xcu. 94.———Presented ; 


Ordered to be taken into consideration this Day (after sitting late), 


To-morrow, or a future Day, and to be printed; txxxvi. 648.— 
xe. 116. 


2371. A Member informs the House that he has in his posses- 
sion a Petition from a Person in custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms, 
but that it contained incoherent matter not fit to be presented to 
the House ; txxxv. 465. 


2372. Petition presented: and, it appearing to be inthe French 
Language, a Translation thereof was also presented ; and tle Mem- 
ber who presented the same having stated that it was a correct 
Translation, the Translation was read; Ordered, That the said 
Petition and Translation do lie on the Table, and that the Trans- 
lation be printed; txxv1. 189. 


2373. It appearing from the in of a Select Committee 
that Robert Poer Trench Pilkington had counterfeited a Petition, 





and affixed the Names of certain Persons, and transmitted the 
same to be presented by a Member, he was declared guilty of a 
Breach of Privilege, and ordered into the custody of the Ser- 
jeant-at-Arms; Lxxx. 445.._——— It appearing from the Report 
of a Committee, to whom a Petition had been referred, complain- 
ing that the Signatures to an Election Petition had been forged, 
that Thomas Flanagan was privy to the Forgery, he was or- 
dered into the custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms, and afterwards 
committed to Newgate; Lxxx11. 561. 582.—-——-Complaint being 
made that one of the Names annexed to a Petition was a For- 

ery, Select Committee appointed to inquire into the facts of 
the case} Lxxxiv. 187.———Petition stating that Names sub- 
scribed to a Petition were Forgeries ; Reterred to a Select 
Committee ; Lxxxvi. 185. 192.——Select Committee appointed 
to inquire into the circumstances regarding the Signatures and 
Presentation of a Petition; txxx1x. 92.—-— Objections made to 
the manner in which Petitions were signed; to their being 
printed ; to Interlineations therein ; and to their not being recom- 
mended by the Crown, &amp;c. See supra, 2308-2322.———For 
Election Petitions, and Proceedings upon them. See Elections. 


2374. Petitions for Bills presented after Time limited, the 
Members who offered the same having informed the House, that 
they had the Petitions in their possession on a former Day, but 
were prevented presenting them by the uncxpected Adjournment 
of the House; txxxu1. 77. 80. 


2375. Petition affecting a Member, offered, and the said 
Member being in his place, Petition presented ; xc1. 24. 


2376. Petition praying that certain Documents in the custody of 
the House, may be produced at a Trial; Leave given the proper 
Officer to attend with the same; Lxxvil. 75. Clerk of an 
Election Committee has permission to produce at a Trial original 
Petitions presented to the House; uxxvi. 442. ——— Proper 
Officers of the House have leave to produce at Trials in the Court 
of King’s Bench on Indictments for Perjury, Election Petitions ; 
LXXVII. 254, 334. In an Action at Law; Lxxx. 628. 


2377. Resolution, That when the Contents of a Petition have 
been opened, and the Prayer stated by the Member who may have 
charge of such Petition; Mr. Speaker do desire such Member to 
bring the same to the Table, and do then direct the Clerk to 
read it, without allowing any other Member to speak, or putting 
any Question upon mah Potion, before the same shall have been 
read, unless it should appear to Mr. Speaker, or to any Member, 
that the matter of such Petition was a Breach of the Privilege of 
the House, or that, according to the Rules and Orders of the 
House, such Petition ought not to be received ; in which cases 
the Question, “ That the Petition be brought up,” be put and 
agreed to before such Petition be brought up; Lxxxvut. 10. 


2378. Every Member presenting a Petition to the House, to 
affix his Name at the beginning thereof; txxxvu11. 190. 


2379. Resolution, That a Select Committee be appointed at 
the commencement of each Session, to which shall be referred all 
Petitions presented to the House, with the exception of such as 
complain of undue Returns, or relate to Private Bills; and that 
such Committee do classify the same, and prepare Abstracts of 
the same in such form and manner as shall appear to them best 
suited to convey to the House all requisite Information respecting 
their Contents, and do report the same from time to time to the 
House; and that such Reports do in all cases set forth the Num- 
ber of Signatures to each Petition ; txxxvi1. 95. 


2380. That the Ballot for entering the Names of Members 
having Petitions to present do take place at Half an Hour before 
the time appointed for Mr. Speaker taking the Chair; xc. 375. 


2381. That all Petitions for Leave to present a Petition for a 
Private Bill be referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills, and that the said Committee do report to the House 


their Opinion on the propriety of granting the Prayer of such 
Petition; xcu. 75. 


IX. Questions Negatived and Superseded, and Motions Withdrawn : 


(1.)—Questions Negatived : 
2382. That Petitions be brought up; txxvi. 105.—.xxvis. 150, 
——LXXIX. 470.—LXXxXvI. 264. 


2383. That Petitions do lie upon the Table; .xxv. 458,— 
LXXVL. 146. 343.—Lxxvil. 132. 311.—_Lxxvii. 444.—Lxxx11. 541. 
—LXXXIV. 275,—LXXXVI. 749.—LXxxxvil. 547.———On objection 
being taken to certain expressions therein, as indicating the deter- 
mination of the Petitioners to resist the Law by force ; txxxvut. 
547.———A Petition which had been withdrawn on a former day, 
again offered to be presented; Brought up and read ; and Ques- 


tion that it do lie upon the Table, negatived upon Division; 
LXXVIII, 444. 


2384. That Petitions be referred,—To Committee of the Whole 
House on Bills, and that the Petitioners be heard by Counsel ; 
Against the Reform Bill; From the Borough of Ap leby, LXXXVI. 
647. Against the New South Wales Jurisdiction Bill; Edward 
Eagar, txxvitl. 448.———To the Grand Committee for Courts 
of Justice;—Complaining of inequality in the Administration of 
the Laws; From Roman Catholics of Ireland, txxv1. 432. 

To Select Committees,-—Chester Sheriff; Complaining of the 
Conduct of the Sheriff; Of Freeholders of Chester, txxvi. 92. 
Crown Property ; Respecting Crown Property at Newark ; Of 
Inhabitants of Newark, txxxv. 116. Pound Claims 3 Respecting 
the Award of the Commissioners of French Claims; Of Clement 
Joseph Philipe Pen, Baron de Bode, rxxx11. 492. Kilmainham 





(1.)—Questions Negatived—continued. 


Meeting ; Complaining of the introduction of the Military’ at 
a County Meeting at Kilmainham; Of Nobility, &amp;c. of Dublin, 
EXxvI. 101. Limerick City; Respecting the Limerick City 
Election; From Electors, txxxvi. 276. Luke's, St., Church; 
Against its Erection; Of Churchwardens, Overseers, &amp;c., LXXXV. 
564. Norfolk Assizes; For a Bill for the Removal of; xxx. 
124. Olive; Complaining of a Legacy which she alleges to have 
been bequeathed to her by his late Majesty being withheld from her; 
Of Olive (styling herself) Princess of Cumberland, txxvu. 404. 
Post Office ; Relative to the Extra Post; Of Henry Burgess, 
Lxxvil. 168. Complaining of inadequate Remuneration ; Of Two- 
penny Post Letter Carriers, xc11.477. Tobacco and Snuff; Two 

etitions relative to; Lxxxv. 476.— —To Committee on Peti- 
tions, complaining of the Additional Duty on Malt in Scotland; 
From Northumberland and other Places, relative to additional 
Duty on Malt; txxvi. 257. To the Finance Committee,— 
Respecting Life Annuities; Of Moses Wing, txxxu1. 301.——— 
To a Select Committee of Appeal,—Com laining of the Votes of 
the Committee on the Sovth Shields and Monkwearmouth Railway 
Bill; Of Reverend Robert Green, txxxvu. 220. 


2385. That Select Committees be appointed,—To take into 
consideration the Allegations of a Petition; Leicester Borough ; 
Complaining of the Conduct of the Corporation; Of Electors, 
LXXXII. 322.———To inquire into the Allegations contained in 

a Petition; 








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PETITIONS——PETITIONERS. 








(1.)— Questions Negatived—continued. 
a Petition; Deacle, Mr. and Mrs.; Their Petition as affecting 
the Conduct of Mr. Bingham Baring; uxxxvi. 872. Military ; 
To inquire into the Statement contained in the Petition of the 
Corporation of London, relative to the Conduct of the Military at 
Knightsbridge Barracks; txxvu1. 70.——-To whom Petitions 
complaining of Bribery shall be referred ; txxx1. 235. 


2386. That Petitions be printed :—Agricultural Labourers and 
Emigration; Of William .Cobbett, txxxvu. 189. Bridport 
Borough ; Complaining of Corrupt Practices at Elections for; Of 
Edward Gill Flight, .xxxv1.264. Corporate Property, Ireland ; 
Thomas Flanagan, txxxv. 647. Hazard, Thomas ; Complaining 
of his Arrest on a Charge of High Treason, txxvii1. 458. Jameson, 
William ; Complaining of Acts of Sederunt enacted against him 
by the Lords of the Council and Session, txxvi. 504. Lord 

teward’s Oaths Bill; Against ; From Sir Harcourt Lees, txxxvi. 
203. Maynooth College ; From Glasgow, txxxvi. 674.—LXxxvil. 
479. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Lxxxv1.833. Ministers, His Majesty’s; 
Complaining of Inroads made upon the Constitution of the Country, 
and also of the Conduct of His Majesty’s Ministers; From Not- 
tingham, txxv1.92. Parliamentary Representation ; For Reform 
of Parliament ; Of George Edmonds, rxxv. 477. Session, Court 
of ; Complaining of illegal Conduct in the Court of Session; Of 
Alexander Shand, txxvim. 465. Slavery; Of Female Inhabitants 
of Ryde, in the Isle of Wight, txxxv1. 355. Tithes, Ireland; 
For Abolition; From Woollen Grange, txxxvu. 114. Wilmot, 
Olive; For Inquiry into her Claims, txxv. 452. Yeomanry 
Corps, Ireland; From Waterford, uxxxvi. 745.———That the 
Names subscribed to a Petition be printed; From Shareholders of 
the Arigna Iron and Coal Mining Company ; rxxxu. 106. 


2387. That Orders for considering Petitions,—Be discharged ; 
Forfar Election; txxxvi. 84. Coleraine Election, txxxvutt. 42. 


2388. That the consideration of Roxburgh Election Petition 
be deferred; txxxvi. 674..———That a Petition be taken into 
further consideration on a future day ; xc. 138. 


2389. That the proper Officer of the House be directed to 
attend the Court of King’s Bench on a Trial for Libel against a 
Member, with a Petition; txxxvi. 218. 


2390. That Petitioners be called in to verify the Contents of 
their Petition upon Oath; txxxvitt. 275. 


2391. That no Motion shall be made for leave to present 
Petitions after Half-past Five o’Clock p.m. until the Orders of 
the Day shall have been disposed of; txxx1v. 326. 


(2.) Questions superseded by Adjournment : 


2392. That a Petition be brought up; Concerning Litigation 
arising on Tithe Questions at Havering-atte-Bower ; Lxxxvi. 200. 


2393. That a Petition be printed; Relative to Messrs. Twort 
and Ward, and Persons confined for Religious and Political 
Opinions ; Lxxxvit. 588. 


2394. Reading a Petition; From the Cartwright Club, against 
Hereditary Legislators, xc. 657. , 


2395. On offering a Petition; From Liverpool, relative to the 
Parliamentary Representation (Ireland) Bill, uxxxvir. 423. 


2396-7. That Petitions do lie upon the Table, and Debates 
thereupon continuing till Three o’Clock, Mr. Speaker left the 
Chair; txxxviil. 483. 495, &amp;e. 


(3.) Motions Withdrawn : 


2398. That Petitions be brought up; txxv. 236, 471.—_xx1x. 
106. 174. 229. 482. 508.—LxxxI. 362.—Lxxxv. 107.—LxxxvI. 107. 
—xc. 297.—xc1. 698. 


2399. That Petitions do lie on the Table; txxvi. 146.— 
LXXVIII. 432.—LxX XVI. 738, 841. 872.—LXxxvil. 67.—Lxxxvill. 46. 
—xc. 570.—xcl. 699. 


2400. For referring them to Select Committees; Brighton 
and London Railway (Stephenson’s Line); Complaining that the 
Answers given by the Agents of the Bill before the Select Com- 
mittee on Petitions for Private Bills were untrue; Of James 
Mills, xc11. 257.—Chester, Sheriff of; Complaining of his Con- 
duct; Of Inhabitants of Chester, txxvi. 72. ——— Cotton 
Weavers; For Local Boards of Trade and other Regulations 
for the Improvement of their Trade; Of Cotton Weavers, 
LXxxviil. 336.— —Dublin City Election; Of Thomas Baker, 
Agent to Petitioners, in Defence of his Character, xc. 255. 
East India Stamp Tax; Against the Imposition of 
a Tax on Stamps in India; Of British, Native and other 
Inhabitants of Calcutta, txxxm1. 446. —— Leicester Gaol; 
For the Amendment of Returns relative to the Gaol, and for pre- 
venting the Mayor and Magistrates from making Contracts for 
erecting it; Of John Bankart, Chairman of a Meeting of Rate- 

yers, uxxxm. 541. Loan Fund; For the Establishment of a 
ae Fund ; Of Mechanical Operative Classes of Dublin, txxxu. 











IX. Questions Negatived and Superseded, and Motions Withdrawn—continued. 


(3.)—Motions Withdrawn—continued. 


530.——To the Select Committee on Bribery at Elections ; 
Chatham Borough ; Complaining of the Conduct of Colonel Tre- 
menhere; Of Electors, &amp;c., xc. 141.——To the Select Committee 
on the Deptford and Dover Railway Subscription List; Haxeter and 
Falmouth Railway; Complaining of the Names of needy and 
indigent Persons having been inserted in the Subscription List; Of 
Francis Finch, xcu. 398. ——— For referring to Committee of Sup- 
ply ;—National Monument, Scotland ; For Aid to enable them to 

uild a Church; Of Contributors, txxvi. 407. 428, ———To Com- 
mittees of Appeal; Dublin and Kingston Railway ; The Company 
and James Pim, txxxvutt. 475. Ghiaon and Kilmarnock Road ; 
Colin Campbell and others, rxxxv. 546. To Select Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders; Railways; Isle of Dogs; Pro- 
prietors of the Regent’s Canal, txxx. 126. Tamworth and 
Rugby Railway ; Of Chairman and Directors of the Birming- 
ham and Derby Junction Railway, xcu. 122. Brighton and 
London Railway (Mills Line); Of Chairman and others of the 
Provisional Committee, xc11. 175. 


2401. For appointing Select Committees; To inquire into the 
Allegations contained in the Petition of Shareholders of the 
Devon and Cornwall Mining Company; txxxu. 463.———To 
inquire into the Facts stated in the Petition of Mr. and Mrs, 
Deacle; Lxxxvi. 862. 


2402. For dischar ing Orders for referring them to Select 
Committee; Franks, Re ert Hugh, txxxvi. 111. Brighton 
and London Railway (Rennie’s Line), Several Petitions ; xcu. 
315. , 


2403. That Petitions be printed ; Assessed Taxes and Tithes ; 
Of William Cobbett, for Abolition, rxxxv1. 161. Ballot, &amp;c.; 
Of Edward Curran and William Wise, txxxvi. 735. Bridge- 
mater Improvement; Of Mayor, &amp;c., to allow Bill to proceed, 
Lxxx. 190. Bridport Borough; Of Edward Gill Flight, com- 
plaining of Corrupt Practices at Elections at, txxxv1. 256. Car- 
lile, Richard ; For investigation of his Case, txx1x. 483. Corn- 
mall and Devonshire Mining Company ; Of Shareholders, com- 
plaining of the Board of Direction, txxxu. 399. Deacle, Thu- 
mas and Caroline, Petition of, txxxv1.792. Elective Franchise ; 
Of Mary Stanmore, txxxvi. 551. Horsham Gaol; That a 
Petition of Martin Stapylton, complaining of the treatment of the 
Debtors in Horsham Gaol, be printed; txxxur. 306. Jreland, 
State of Of Emanuel Hutchinson Orpen, txxxu1. 98. Kingston- 
upon-Hull ; Of Inhabitants relative to the Election of Magistrates, 
Lxxxvit. 20. National Synod; Of the Rev. T. Spencer, for the 
establishment of a National Synod for regulating the Affairs of 
the Church, txxxvi. 237. Oaths in Courts of Justice; Of 
Robert Taylor, rxxxu. 44. Parliamentary Representation Bill ; 
Of George Gunning, in favour, txxxv1. 534. Post Office, Ire- 
land; Of George Dallas Mills, relative to his dismissal from, 
Lxxxvi. 460. Religious Observances; From Sligo and other 
Places, against British Soldiers serving in Foreign Countries being 
obliged to take part in the Religious Ceremonies of those Coun- 
tries, Lxxxvi. 908. Special Juries; Thomas Jonathan Wooler, 
Lxxvi. 448. Sudbury Election; From Sudbury, relative to the 
Conduct of John Wilks, rxxxu.92. Taxation; Of James Thick, 
for Reduction, yxxxv. 450. Tithes, &amp;c.; From Beaminster, 
LXXxViI. 300.———That a Petition be printed in the Votes; Of 
Lieutenant Colonel Bradley, relative to his Dismissal from the 
Army at Honduras, xc. 441. 


2404. That a Petitioner ‘be called to the Bar, to verify the 
matter of his Petition; txxxvi. 649. 


2405. For taking a Petition into consideration on a future 
day; txxxu. 160. 


2406. For discharging an Order for considering an Election 
Petition; Knaresborough; txxxvut. 155. 


2407. For Leave to withdraw an Election Petition; Wéenchel- 
$ea; LXxXvi. 231. 


2408. That the proper Officer of this House do attend the 
Court of King’s Befch with the Journal containing the Entries of 
the presenting of certain Petitions in a former Session; txxxvu1. 
433. 


2409. That all Petitions relating to the Irish Church Reform 
Bill shall have precedence of other Petitions while that Measure 
is in progress ; LXxxvill. 246. ; 

2410. That itis the Opinion of this House, That the absence of 
Ministers during the time allotted for the presentation of Petitions 
is an insult to the Commons, and an injustice to the People of 
England; Lxxxviir. 420. 


See also Amendments, 14.31. Bills, 460. 474. 485. 487. 596. 
612. 614. Committees, 1019. 1237. Complaints,4. Debates, 
109, 110. Divisions, 94. Elections, 91-525. 934. House, 
175. Members, 110. 130. 165. Motions, 20.70. Notice, 
6. Orders, 10. Supply, 15-19. 











Petitioners : 


1. Verify the matter of their Petitions upon Oath; txxv.213.— 
UXXXII. 112.—Lxxxv. 229,—.Lxxxvi. 149.—Lxxxvii1. 138.—xo.170. 
———Give the House an Account of the Allegations contained in 
their Petitions; txxv. 453.—.xxvi. 406.—Lxxvil. 346.—Lxxx. 
199.—LxxxI. 124.—LxxxIv. 402,.—.Lxxxv. 218.—.Lxxxvi. 482,— 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Petitioners—contznued. 


LXXXIx. 878. ———Examined in relation to the matter of their 
Petitions; txxv. 453.—.Lxxxv. 229.—xc. 170. 


2. Desire to withdraw their Petitions; txxv1. 52.—.Lxxxvi. 226. 
See Counsel, 34, 35. Elections, 557. 581. 596. House, 168. 


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Petty Sessions (Ireland): Bills relative | Plumtree Hospital :—sec Estates, ss. 
thereto : a 
1. To regulate the Court of Petty Sessions; Ordered, ixx1x. Pluralities :——See Clergy. 


267. Not proceeded in. ‘ - ° - ay 
a ee ooh Heres “Mendis indigds Maa tie Plymouth Baths :—Petition for a Bill for establishing 


484. Not proceeded in Sea and Fresh Water Baths in the Town of Plymouth; Referred, 
3. For the better Administration of Justice in Ireland, by fa- oainitia. 54. Bill ordered, 148. Presented, 175. Not pro- 
cilitating the holding of Petty Sessions; Ordered, ixxx1. 231. . 


Presented; printed; 268. As amended, printed, 304. Re-com- Plymouth Breakwater :—See Accounts and Pa- 


mitted, 312. Not proceeded in. pers, 4496-4498. Committees, 1021. Petitions, 1614. Supply, 
4. For the better Administration of Justice at the holding of 342. 


Petty Sessions in Ireland; Ordered, txxxu. 372. Presented ; 
printed; 403. As amended, printed, 473. Re-committed, 493. Plymouth Port :——See Accounts and Papers, 4499. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 608. Rk. a. 610. avy, 16. 

5. To amend Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. c. 67; Ordered, xcr. 333. —_— : 
Presented; printed; 333. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, with Poindings o——=fee Bankrupte, 8. 
an Amendment, 649. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 659. 
R. A. 664. ' Poland :—see Accounts and Papers, 4500-4502. 6830, 6831. 


See Accounts and Papers, 4478. Committees, 1020. Peti- | Addresses, 942. 1506. Petitions, 1415. 


Peg cope | _ | Polar Expedition :— sec Accounts and Papers, 
Philosophical and Mechanical Experi- | 4509, 4504. Petitions, 1760. 2244. Supply, 499. 


ments -——Bill for the Encouragement thereof, and for the Police: Bills relative to: 
protection of Patentees; Ordered, txxvi. 40. Presented ; printed ; : . — : 
51. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 101. 1. For improving the Police in and near the Metropolis; 
Ordered, rxxxr1v. 233. Presented; printed; 234. As amended, 
Pictures :——See Copyright, 2. printed, 306. Petitions against; From Commissioners for Pav- 
waa ing, &amp;c. the Estate of the Skinners’ Company in St. Pancras, 311. 
Pilkington, Robert Poer French *——See Inhabitants of Hackney, 338, rp. Bill re-committed; reported ; 
Committees, 1092. Petitions, 1736. Privileges, 4. 318. Re-committed, 322. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 398. 
- R. A. 399. . 
Pillor :——Bill to abolish the Punishment of the Pillory ; 2. To continue and amend Acts relating to the Metropolitan 
Ordered, xc. 245. Presented; printed; 245. Lords’ Amend- Police ; Ordered, xxxxvu. 438. Not presented. 


ments agreed to, 548. R.A. 568. 3. To authorize the Issue of a Sum of Money out of the 


Pilots and Pilotage : Bills relative to: Consolidated Fund towards the Support of the Metropolitan 
: ice ; . 657. P ted; printed; 664. 
1. For the Amendment of the Law respecting Pilots and Pi- oe a or a i mae 


R. A. 726. 
lotage ; Ordered, xxx. 450. Presented, 473. Notice taken that , : ‘ 
the Schedules referred to in the Bill were not inserted ; Order for 4 To authorize te placing * wr mae Fue a a 
Third Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn; Another Bill or- under the Authority of the Chief Magistrate of the Pu ic Office 
dered; 584. See infra, 2 , : in Bow Street, under the Authority of the Justices appointed for 
’ ” - 


e . the Metropolitan Police District ; Ordered, xc1. 526. Presented ; 
2. _For the Amendment of the Law relative to Pilots and printed; 526. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, with an Amend- 
Floating Lights; Ordered, txxx. 584. Presented, 584. As 


ik wteied oe R Saeed Gan oot ment, 693. R. a. 800. 

amen rinted, 595. e-committe - R.A. 627. y 

a : : See also Accounts and Papers, 6647. Addresses, 943. 950. 
3. To amend above Act; Ordered, rxxxu1. 461. Presented ; Committees, 494. 600. 1022-1028. Dublin, 16-22. Jus- 


printed; 467. As amended, printed, 515. rR. a. 554. tices of the Peace. London, 5. Pavings. Petitions, 
4. To amend and render more effectual the Laws respecting 1616, 1617. Supply, 227. Universities, 2. 
Cinque Ports Pilots ; Ordered, txxx1x. 286. Presented ; printed ; R 
384. Passed, 578. Not returned from the Lords. Police Offices :——See Accounts and Papers, 4506-4508. 
See Accounts and Papers, 4485-4488. Committees, 498. | Addresses, 951. Committees, 501. Justices of the Peace. 


Customs, 7. Kingston-upon-Hull, 2. Li . &amp; @ ss 
Petitions, 1607. denoly, 0. eg — Policies of Insurance :— see Stamps and Stamp 


P; ae Duties, 2, 3. 
iracy : Bills relative to: . . 
1. For encouraging the Capture and Destruction of Piratical Polignac, Pr ince De, and others aay 
Ships and Vessels; Reported, and Bill re-committed; txxx. 327. See Addresses, 1536. Petitions, 1618. 
R. A. 586. . ° 
2. To amend certain Acts relating to the crime of Piracy; Polish Exiles :—see Addresses, 1417. Committees, 502. 
Ordered, xcm. 218. Presented; printed; 245. As amended, Petitions, 1615. Supply, 500. 
printed, 420. Re-committed, 514. Lords’ Amendments agreed Political Union 8 -—Moti a 
to, 664. R. A. 670. -——Motion, That certain Voluntary 
Te 4489, 4490. °. Associations denominated Political Unions are subversive of the 
3 = "i a Sa : * i Navy, Supply, Authority of the Crown, unconstitutional and illegal; and that 
. His Majesty’s Ministers will be fully justified in enforcing the 
Pittenweem Burgh of an a er a Law of the Land for their Suppression, and for the Suppression of 
pers, 4491. 6829. . ‘pat one all Political Unions, be their Denominations what they may, of 
“ it act which the Nature, Principles, Designs and Operations are sub- 
PI ANS :—Bee Orders. Private Bills, §c versive of the Authority of the Crown, unconstitutional and illegal; 
F oe, Question thereupon Neg.; uxxxvitt. 529. - See Accounts and 


Papers, 4509. Addresses, 955. 
Plate :—— Bill to fix the Standard Qualities of Gold and Silver seit woe. 


Plate in Scotland, and to provide for the assaying and markin ° 
thereof; Ordered, xc1. 619. Presented; sien 620. Peti Poole Borou h: 
tions against ; From Goldsmiths, Silversmiths and Plate-workers 1. Petition of Burgesses of Poole, for setting aside the Elec- 
of Inverness, 751. Provost, Magistrates and Town Council of tion of Councillors for that Borough; To be printed, xcr. 48. 
Inverness, 796. Workers in Gold and Silver in Aberdeen, 818. Petition again read; Motion for appointing a Select Committee 
R. A. 800. See Accounts and Papers, 4492-4495. Stamps to inquire into the Circumstances attending the said Election; 
and Stamp Duties, 14. 17. f Debate arising; Motion, That the House do adjourn; Question 
C ‘ Neg. thereupon; Question for appointing a Select Committee 

Plate Glass OMpPanles :—See Companies, 92, again proposed; Debate arising; Motion, That the Debate be 
ke. adjourned ; 83. Question Neg. thereupon; Question for appoint- 
ing a Select Committee, again proposed ; and it appearing that a 
Member had been interrupted in addressing the House upon the 
original Question when first proposed; Motion, That the said 
Member 


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Poole Borough—continued. 


Member be heard; Question agreed to; the said Member called 
upon by Mr. Speaker accordingly ; Debate adjourned; 84. Fur- 
ther adjourned, 87. Resumed; Question again proposed ; Amend- 
ment proposed, but not made; Select Committee appointed ; 105. 
Report, 212, P. r 

2. Bill for avoiding the late Election of Councillors and other 





Corporate Officers for the Borough of Poole; Ordered, xc1. 245. 








Poole Borough—continued. 


Presented; printed; 271, Petitions against; From, Robert 
Major; Members of the Council of Poole; 323. George Led- 
gard, 348, Motion for reading the Order of the Day for the 
Committee ; Amendment proposed, but not made ; Main Question 
put, and Negatived; 635. Bill passed, 711. Not returned from 


* the Lords. 


See Committees, 1029. 1486. 








Poor and Boor Laws. 





I. Public Bills relative to the Poor; 1—60. 
II. Petitions for Bills relative to the Poor, and Proceedings thereon ; 


61—112. 


Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings ; 113—121. 
Questions Negatived and Motions Withdrawn; 122—199. 





I. Public Bills relative to the Poor: 


1. To amend the Laws relative to the Relief of the Poor in 
England; Ordered; presented; printed; xxv. 318. As 
amended, printed, 390. Report further considered ; Motion, That 
the Bill be re-committed ; Debate thereon adjourned; 455. Fur- 
ther adjourned, 487. Order for resuming adjourned Debate dis- 
charged, 496. Not proceeded in. 

Petitions in favour; From, Marylebone, St., txxv1. 372, p.— 
Northiam, 416, p.—Pancras, St., 416, p.—Robertsbridge, 421, p. 
—Walcot, 438, p. 

Petitions against; From, Ashburton, ixxvi. 451. Ashton- 
under-Lyne, 415. (P. 416.)—Bermondsey, St. Mary Magdalen, 
415. (p. 416.) Birmingham, 379, rp. Bolton, Great, 411, p.— 
Canterbury, City, 437, p. Coventry, Mayor, &amp;c., 415. (Pp. 416.) 
Coventry, St. Michael and the Holy Trinity, 415. (rp. 416.)— 
Dudley, 437, p.—Exeter, 415. (p. 416.)}—Frome Selwood, 401, Pp. 
Giles, St., in-the-Fields and St. George, Bloomsbury, 437, r.— 
Gourlay, Robert, 476, p.—Haggate, 426, p. Holt, 415. (p. 416.) 
Hunslet, 431, p.—King’s Lynn, 411, p.—Launditch, 451, Pp. 
Leeds, 431, p. Leicester, All Saints, 415. (rp. 416.) Leicester, 
St. Margaret’s, 415. (p. 416.) Leicester, St. Mary, 415. (Pp. 416.) 
Liverpool, 415. (p. 416.) 421, p.—Macclesfield, 426, rp. Man- 
chester, 411, p.—Nottingham, St. Mary, 374, p.—Radford, 451, p. 
—Salford, 395, p. Sheffield, 415. (rp. 416.) Shenley, 415. (p. 416.) 
Southwark, St.George, 431, rp. Stockport, 431, p. 


2. To amend Act 22 Geo. III. c. 83, so far as relates to the 
Sale of Poor Houses; Ordered, txxvi. 324. Presented; printed ; 
334. R. A. 467. 


3. To amend the Laws regarding the Maintenance of the 
Poor; Ordered, uxxvi. 418. Presented; printed; 457. Not 
proceeded in. 


4. To prevent the Removal of the Poor; Ordered, txxvu. 221. 
Presented; printed; 223. Second Reading put off for Six 
Months, 306. 

Petitions in favour; From Inhabitants of Ryton, .xxvu. 
304, P. 

Petitions against; From, Alfreton, txxv. 300, p. Andrew, 
St., Holborn, and St. George the Martyr, 254.—Barton-upon- 
Irwell, 304, p. Belper, 304. Beverley, 304. Bierley, North, 
304. Birmingham, 304, ep. Blackburn, 280, rp. Bradford, 304. 
Brecon, 254, Pp. Brighthelmstone, 254, rp. Broadwater, 300, p. 
Bulwell, 304, p. Burbidge, Thomas, 304, rp. Burnley, 300. 
Bursledon, 300, r.—Charlton, 294, y. Chorley, 304, p. Chorl- 
ton Row, 304, rp. Christchurch, 279. Clayton, 304. “Coventry, 
St. Michael and the Holy Trinity, 254, p. Cox, George Lissant, 
254, p.—Deptford, St. Paul, 280, rp. Dodbrooke, 254. Duffield, 
304.—Elland-cum-Greetland, 304. Exeter, 304, p.— Frome 
Selwood, 304, p.—Gateshead, 304, rp. Gloucester City, 300, p. 
Greenwich, St. Alphage, 300, r.—Halifax, 304. Ham, West, 300, p. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820-—1837.) 








Petitions against—continued. 

Hathorn, 294, p. Heptonstall, 304. Holborn, St. Andrew, and St. 
George the Martyr, 254.—Ipswich, 304, p.—Kidderminster, 304, P. 
Kingsbridge, 254. King’s Lynn, 304, p. Kingston-upon-Hull, 
272.—Leeds, 304, p. Leicester, Parishes of St. Margaret, St.Mary, 
All Saints and St. Nicholas, 285, rp. Lincoln, City, 304, r. Liver- 
pool, Mayor, &amp;c., 280, p. Liverpool, Select Vestry, 304, p. Lough- 
borough, 294, p.— Macclesfield, 304, rp. Manchester, 304, P. 
Mansfield, 285, p. Martin, St., in-the-Fields, 304, p. Monmouth 
and Brecon, Iron Masters, 254, p.—Nantwich, 289, p. New- 
castle-upon-Tyne, St. Andrew, St. John and All Saints, 304. 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, St. Nicholas, 304, rp. Northampton, St. 
Sepulchre, St. Peter, All Saints and St. Giles, 304,r. North- 
owram, 304. Norwich, 254, p. Nottingham, St. Mary, 254, p. 
Nottingham, St. Nicholas, 280, rp. Nottingham, St. Peter, 304, p. 
Nuneaton, 300, r.—Oakham, 304, p. Oldham, 300. Ovenden, 
304.-~Pancras, St., 284. Pendlebury, 304, p. Pendleton, 304, r. 
Plymouth, 304, rp. Portsea, 300, p. Portsmouth, 300, rp. Pres- 
ton, 300, p.—Radford, 279. Reading, 254, r. Rochdale, 300. 
Ruswarp, 304.—Sculcoates, 276, rp. Sheffield, 304. Shelf, 304. 
Southowram, 304, p. Southwark, St. George the Martyr, 304, p. 
Southwark, St. Olave, 276. Stainland, 304. Stockport, 300. 
Swansea, 304, p.— Warrington, 304, p. Westminster, St. Margaret 
and’ St. John the Evangelist, 304, rp. Whalesbone Hundred, 
254, vp. Whitby, 304. Whitechapel, St. Mary, 304. Wigan, 
304, Pp. Wolverhampton, 304, p. Worsley, 304, p. 

5. To amend the Laws regarding the Maintenance and Em- 
ployment of the Poor; Ordered, uxxvin. 90. Presented; 
printed; 182. Petition of Inhabitants of Whitehaven for Pro- 
vision, 190, Pr. Petitionsagainst ; From, Robert Gourlay, 408, p. 
413. (p. 435.) Liverpool, 300, p. Bill reported, and, as amended, 
printed; further Consideration of Report put off for Three 
Months ; 435. 

6. To amend the Laws regarding the Relief, Maintenance and 
Employment of the Poor; Ordered, uxx1x. 98. Presented ; 
printed; 102. Petitions against; From, Congleton, 162, p. 
Leeds, 254. Not proceeded in. 

7. To amend the Laws for the Relief and Employment of the 
Poor; From the Lords, txxxvi. 784. Printed, 786. First 
Reading put off for Three Months, 905. Petition of Benjamin 
Wills for Provision therein, empowering Parishes to occupy Land 
for Employment of the Poor; ixxxvi. 817. 

8. To amend Act 59 Geo. III. c. 12, for the Relief and Em- 
ployment of the Poor; Ordered, txxxvi. 905. Presented ; 
printed ; 907. R. a. 921. 

9. To amend the Laws relating to the Settlement of the Poor; 
Ordered, txxviu. 368. Presented, 401. Reported, and, as 
amended, printed; further Consideration put off for Three 
Months; 430. 

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POOR AND POOR LAWS—continued. 








I. Public Bills relative to the Poor—continued. 


10. For the Amendment of the Law respecting the Settlement 
of the Poor; Ordered, uxxx. 244. Presented; printed ; 294. 
As amended, printed, 365. Petition of Robert Gourlay against, 
543, p. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 548. R. A. 586. 

11. Toexplain and amend above Act; Ordered, txxxvt. 43. 
Presented; printed; 43. As amended, printed, 165. Re-com- 
mitted, 234. n. a. 464. 

12. To prohibit, in certain Cases, the Payment of Wages out 
of the Poor Rates; Ordered, uxxx. 407. Presented; printed ; 
416. Order for Committee discharged; Bill withdrawn; 538. 


13. To declare and amend the Law relating to the Employment 
and Payment of able-bodied Labourers from the Poor Rates ; 
Ordered, 1xxxu. 552. Presented; printed; 575. Committed; 
reported, and, as amended, printed ; further Consideration of Re- 
port put off for Three Months; 596. Not proceeded in.——— 
Another Bill; Ordered, rxxx1. 243. Presented ; printed; 314. 
Second Reading deferred, 363. Bill committed to the Select 
Committee on the Poor Laws, 38}. (See Committees, 1040.) 
———Another Bill; Ordered, txxx1v. 82. Presented; printed ; 
86. Petitions in favour; From, Bristol City, 170.—Gloucester, 
170.—Hild’s, St., 324.—Liverpool, 282, p.—Nottingham, 330, r. 
—Saumerez, Reverend Paul, 282, rp. Somerset, 170.—Westoe, 
324, p. Whitney, 304. Petitions against; From, Aston, 256.— 
Beevor, Sir Thomas Branthwayt, 251, r. Birmingham, 256.— 
Huddersfield, 276, p.—Leeds, 256, rp. Liverpool, 243, rp.—Man- 
chester and Salford, 243, p.—Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 288.—Old- 
ham, 256.—Preston, 243, p.—Salford, 243, r. Sheffield, 316, P. 
Bill reported, and, as amended, printed, 277. Re-committed ; 
reported; 307. Re-committed; reported, and, as amended, 
printed; further Consideration of Report put off for Three Months; 
350. 

14. To promote the Employment of the Labouring Poor by 
free Hiring at fair and adequate Wages; Ordered, ixxxv. 272. 
Presented ; printed; 349. As amended, printed, 420. Further 
Consideration of Report deferred, 583. Not proceeded in. 


15. For better providing Employment for the Labouring Poor 
at fair and adequate Wages; Ordered, txxxvi. 118. Presented ; 
printed; 119. Petition of the Lower Class of Farmers and 
Traders in Marden, in favour, 235. Second Reading deferred, 
270. Not proceeded in.—— Petitions in favour of Bill of last 
Session; From Leicester, Spennithorne and Wensley, txxxvu. 
585. 

16. For bettering the Condition of the Agricultural Poor; 
Ordered, txxxvi. 905. Presented; printed; 928. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


17. To declare and amend that Part of the Poor Law relating 
to the Employment and Relief of able-bodied Persons, and better 
rating Tenements under a certain Annual Value; Ordered, txxxv. 
70. Order of Leave for Bill discharged ; Another Bill ordered ; 
89. See infra, 18. 

18. To prevent Abuses of the Poor Laws, by declaring and 
amending the Law relating to able-bodied Labourers, and for 
better rating Tenements under acertain Annual Value; Ordered, 
Lxxxv.89. Presented; printed; 90. Petitions in favour; From, 
Bury St. Edmund’s, 367, rp. Dover, St. Mary the Virgin, 331, rp. 
Leeds, 367, Pr. Liverpool, 220, rp. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 220. 
Tewkesbury, 331, r. Ulverston, 331, rp. Walthamstow, 331, Pp. 
Whitechurch, 331, rp. Petitions against ; From, Kingston-upon- 
Hull, 184, p. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 184, p. Bill reported, and, 
as amended, printed, 333. Re-committed, 361. Instruction to 
Committee to divide the Bill into Two Bills; Report that the 
Committee had divided the Bill into two Bills; 375. See 
infra, 19, 20. 

19. To prevent Abuses of the Poor Laws, by declaring and 
amending the Laws relating to the Employment and Payment of 
able-bodied Labourers from the Poor Rates; Reported; Day 
appointed for further considering Report, and Bill, as amended, 
printed ; rxxxv. 375. Petition of the Governors of the Poor of 
Norwich, against, 406, re. Third Reading deferred, 582. Not 
proceeded in. 

20. For better rating Tenements under a certain Annual Value; 
Reported; Day appointed for further considering Report, and 
Bill, as amended, to be printed ; txxxv. 375. Petitions in favour; 
From, Barton-upon-Irwell, 434, p. Bishops Teignmouth, 380, r. 
Cheltenham, 395,r. Chester, 380. Coleshill, 434. Doncaster, 
380, p. Girdlestone, Charles, 416. Halifax, 380. Preston, 
416, Pr. Teignmouth, East, 380, Pr. Teignmouth, West, 380, p. 
Petitions against; From, Camberwell and Peckham, 380. 
Chester, 380. Coventry, 466, Pr. Leeds, 566, r. Lyme Regis, 
411. Peckham, 380. Stansfield, 401. Stoke-upon-Trent, 401. 
Third Reading deferred, 582. Not proceeded inn Another 
Bill ordered, uxxxv1. 58. Presented; printed; 58. As amended, 





printed, txxxv1. 296. Petitions against; From, Bolton, Great and 
Little, 306. Manchester, 272. Merthyr Tydfil, 451. Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, 348. Oldham, 306. Salford,272. Petitions infavour ; 
From, Congleton, 307. Manchester, 326, rp.  Sculcoats, 430. 
Further Consideration of Report deferred, 502. Not proceeded 
in. Another Bill ordered; txxxvi. 584. Presented; 
printed; 587. Petition against; From Manchester, 747, P. 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 803.———Another 
Bill ordered; txxxvim. 358. Presented; printed; 381. Com- 
mitted to Select Committee, 416. (See Committees, 1031.) 
Reported, and, as amended, printed, 462. Petitions against ; 
From, Blackburn, 543. Bolton, 499. Bradford (Wilts), 579. 
Ipswich, 579. Manchester, 475. Merthyr Tydvil, &amp;c., 483. 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 478. Oldham, 527. Poole, Benjamin, 
579. Staffordshire Potteries, 553. Stroud, 539. Petitions 
in favour; From, Bolton, 570. Bury St. Edmund’s, 527. Ha- 
lifax, 572. Reading, 499. Westoe, 590. For extending the 
Provisions of the Bill to any House, Building, Office, Apart- 
ment, Tenement or Land, let under the Yearly Rent of £.20; 
From Poplar, txxxvi. 555. Re-committed to former Commit- 
tee, 503. Reported, 530. Re-committed to a Committee of the 
Whole House; As amended, printed; 531. Committee deferred, 
582. No Report. 


21. To amend so much of Act 59 Geo. IIL., intituled, “ An Act 
to amend the Laws for Relief of the Poor,” as relates to the 
rating of Small Tenements; Ordered, xcu. 478. Presented; 
printed ; 479. Not proceeded in. 

Petitions in favour ; From the following Unions, viz. :—Ches- 
terton, xcu.504. Chippenham, 491.—Docking, 596. Dolton, 491. 
—Enfield, 501.—Frome, 504.—Lexden and Winstre, 487. Luton, 
487.—Stafford ; 482.—Tendring, 491. Tisbury, 588.—Westbury 
and Whorwellsdown, 596. 


22. To repeal the Provisions of certain Acts relating to the 
Removal of Vagrant and Poor Persons born in Jersey and Guern- 
sey, chargeable to Parishes in England, and to make other Pro- 
visions in lieu thereof; Ordered, txxxv. 40. Presented ; printed; 
55. R.A. 197. 


23. To alter and amend the Acts for the Removal of Vagrants 
and Poor Persons born in Scotland and Ireland, and chargeable 
to the Parishes in England; Ordered; presented; printed ; 
txxxv. 386. Motion for reading the Bill a Second Time, dropped 
for want of Forty Members, 486. Second Reading deferred, 508. 
Not proceeded in. 

Petitions against ; From, Ashton-under-Lyne, txxxv. 503, p. 
—Bermondsey, St. Mary Magdalen, 462. Bloomsbury, St. 
George, 432.—Camberwell, St. Giles, 496. Christchurch (Sur- 
rey), 487, p. Coventry, St. Michael and The Holy Trinity, 567. 
Cripplegate, St. Giles, 503, p.—Giles, St., in-the-Fields, and St. 
George, Bloomsbury, 4382. George, St., Middlesex, 472. — 
Hanover Square, St. George, 472.—Kingston-upon-Hull, 503.— 
Leeds, 541, p. Liverpool, 503. London, Lord Mayor, &amp;c., 
462, p. Luke, St., Middlesex, 472, p.—Martin, St., in-the-Fields, 
511. Marylebone, St.,441. Middlesex, St. George, 472. Mid- 
dlesex, St. Luke, 472.—Newington, St. Mary, 479. Norwich, 
503.—Paddington, 472. Pancras, St. 449. — Southwark, St. 
Saviour, 479. Southwark, St. Olave, 511, p.—Westminster, St. 
James, 455. Whitechapel, St. Mary, 472, Pp. 


24. Toamend the Laws regarding the Removal of Poor Per- 
sons born in Scotland, Ireland and the Isle of Man; Ordered, 
Lxxxvul. 396. Presented; printed; 397. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 477. Not proceeded in. 

Petitions against ; From, Ashton-under-Lyne, txxxvi. 449.— 
Blackburne, 449. Bolton, Great, 449. Bradford (York), 487- 
Burnley, &amp;c., 462.—Carlisle, 497. Chester, 455. Chorley, 577. 
Chorlton Row, 510. Colne, &amp;c., 462. Congleton, 483. Cripple- 
gate, London, 471.—Deptford, 491. Dronfield, 557.—Gloucester, 
471. Greenwich, 515.—Hackney, 487. Halifax, 455. Ham, 
West, 510. Holborn, St. Andrew, 471. 483. Hulme, 471.— 
King’s Lynn, 487.—Lambeth, 442. Leeds, 487. Leek and 
Lowe, 483. Liverpool, 439.—Manchester, 449. Mansfield, 498. 
—Norwich, 510.—Preston, 449.—Rotherithe, 498.—Shoreditch, 
517. Southwark, St. George the Martyr, 455. Southwark, St. 
Olave, 455. Stockport, 487.—Thorne, 533. Tottenham High 
Cross, 464.—Whitechapel, 459. Wigan, 491. 

Petition in favour ; From Bristol, rxxxvu. 442. 


25. To repeal certain Acts relating to the Removal of Poor 
Persons born in Scotland and Ireland, and chargeable to Parishes 
in England, and to make other Provisions in lieu thereof; 
Ordered, txxxvi. 533. Presented; printed; 533. Petitions 
against; From, Brighton, 636. Kingston-upon-Hull, 636. B. 4 
670. See Middlesex, 3. 


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I. Public Bills relative to the Poor—continued. 


26. To make perpetual the Provisions of Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. 
c. 40, to repeal certain Acts relating to the Removal of Poor Per- 
sons born in Scotland and Ireland, and chargeable to Parishes in 
England, and to make other Provisions in lieu thereof; Ordered, 
xcu. 30. Presented; printed; 31. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 245. R.A. 281. 


27. To abolish Settlement by Hiring and Service; Ordered, 
Lxx1x. 230. Not presented.——To repeal so much of several 
Acts relating to the Relief or Settlement of the Poor, as confer 
Settlement by Hiring and Service ; Ordered, txxxu. 181. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 182. Petition of the Governor and Guardians 
of the Poor in Norwich, in favour, 366. Committee deferred, 
410. Not proceeded in.———Again ordered; uxxx1v.43. Pre- 
sented; printed; 49. Petitions in favour; From, Bury St. 
Edmund’s, 99, Pp. Stafford, 142, p. Petition against; From 
Leeds, 256, rp. Bill reported, and, as amended, printed, 101. 
Further Consideration of Report deferred, 179. Not proceeded 
in. 


28. To alter and amend the Laws of Settlement by Hiring 
and Service; Ordered, txxxvi. 583. Presented; printed; 587. 
Petition in favour; From Guardians of the Poor at Norwich, 
650. Petitions against; From, Ashton-under-Lyne, 770.— 
Blackburn, 761, p.—Coventry, St. Michael and the Holy Trinity, 
746.—Dursley, 786.—Halifax, 747, p.—Leeds, 747, P. Liver- 
pool, 716.—Uley, 811.—Wakefield, 773, p. Worcester, 781. 
Wootton-under-Edge, 811. Second Reading put off for Six 
Months, 804. 


29. To alter and amend the Laws of Settlement by Appren- 
ticeship, and by Hiring and Service; Ordered, txxxvi. 438. 
Presented ; printed; 439. Petition in favour; From Sir Oswald 
Mosley, Baronet, Chairman of a Meeting of Magistrates of 
Stafford, 505. Day appointed for Second Reading, 439. Not 
proceeded in. 


30. To amend the Laws of Settlement so far as relates to Sea- 
faring Apprentices; Ordered ; presented; printed; txxx. 355. 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 382, ——— Again 
ordered ; txxxvi. 390. Presented; printed; 390. Passed, 492. 
Not returned from the Lords. 


31. To alter the Law of Settlement as far as respects Appren- 
ticeship to the Sea Service; Ordered, txxxvu1. 445. Presented ; 
printed; 453. Committed, 469. Committee deferred, 532. 
Not proceeded in.———Again ordered, txxxvut. 399. Pre- 
sented; printed; 400. Petitions in favour; From, Barking, 
Lxxxvil. 494. Ipswich,453. King’s Lynn, 514. Littlehampton, 
450. Shields, North, 635. Bill passed,557. Not returned from 
the Lords. 


32. To prohibit the practice of paying the House Rents of 
able-bodied Labourers out of the Poor’s Rates; Ordered, txxxv1. 
642. Presented; printed; 648. Report deferred, 901. Not 
proceeded in. 


33. To amend Act 59 Geo. III. c. 12, to amend the Laws for 
Relief of the Poor, so far as relates to the renting and letting of 
Land to Labourers ; Ordered, txxxvi. 257. Not presented. 


34. For procuring Returns to Parliament annually of the 
Amount and Application of Monies collected by the Poor’s Rates ; 
From the Lords, txxxvi. 339. Not proceeded in. 


35. To authorize (in Parishes inclosed under any Act of Par- 
liament) the letting of Poor Allotments in small Portions to 
industrious Cottagers; Ordered, txxxvu.197. Presented; printed; 
208. Petition in favour; From Potton, 251. Lords’ Amend- 
ment agreed to, 347. R. a. 362. 


36. For the Amendment and better Administration of the 
Laws relating to the Poor in England and Wales; Ordered, 
LXXxtx. 191. Presented; printed; 197. Motion for reading the 
Order of the Day for the House to resolve itself into a Committee ; 
Resolutions (9 June) respecting the Business of the House, read ; 
Amendment proposed, and withdrawn ; Main Question agreed 
to; Bill further considered; 392. Re-committed; as amended, 
printed; 421. Resolution, That the Bill have precedence of 
Notices on a certain day, 445. Bill passed by the Lords, with 
Amendments; Bill, as amended by the Lords, to be printed ; 
583. Amendments considered, 584. Some agreed to, others 
disagreed to, 588. Committee appointed to draw up Reasons, 589. 
Reasons reported, and agreed to; Conference to be desired ; 591. 
Conference held, and reported, 595. (See Conferences, 15.) 
Amendments made by the Commons to the Amendments made by 
the Lords, agreed to by the Lords; Lords do not insist on the 
Amendments to which this House hath disagreed; 597. R. a. 
598. 


Petitions in favour; From, Newbury, uxxxix. 341. Wood- 





bridge, 290. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Petitions against ; From, Abingdon, txxx1x. 308. Addingham, 
341. Aldpate, in the Ward of St. Catherine Cree Church, other- 
wise Christchurch, 308. Almondbury, 303. Alverstoke, 442. 
Ardwick, 371. Ashton-under-Lyne, 364.—Bakewell, 366. Bar- 
ton-upon-Irwell, 368. Bath, St. James, 353. Beauchamp 
Roding, 434. Beccles, 283. Berwick, County of, 524. Bethnal 
Green, 353. Bicester, Market End, 364. Binfield, 434. Bir- 
mingham, 270. 290. Bishopwearmouth, 251. Bisley, 341. 
Blackburn, 303. Blatchinworth and Calderbrook, 407. Bolton, 
Great and Little, 340. Boroughbridge, 307. Botolph, St., 
Without, Aldersgate, 307. Brentford, New, 308. Brentford, 
Political Union, Members of the, 501. Bridlington, 368. Bristol, 
341. Burnley and Habergham Eaves, 368. Bury St. Edmund’s, 
341. Butterworth, 407. Buxton and other Parishes, 408.— 
Calderbrook, 407. Campbeltown, 376. Canterbury, 270. Car- 
shalton, 866. Castleacre, 368. Castletown, 407. Clement 
Danes, St., 290. Covent Garden, St. Paul (Two Petitions), 290. 
Cratfield, 299.—Dalton, 358. Darwen, Lower, 335. Deptford, 
270. Derby, 366. Devonport, 371. Donington, Castle, 294 
Dumbarton, 341.—Exeter, 299.—Glasgow, 269.341. Gloucester, 
303. Govan, 340. Gravesend, 376. Greenwich, 377. Grunston, 
368.—Habergham Eaves, 368. Hadleigh, 366. Halifax, 325. 
Halliwell, 333. Harleston with Redenhall, 325. Heap, 333. 
Helston, 308. Henley-upon-Thames, 303. Hereford, 308. 
Holborn, St. Andrew and St. George the Martyr, 251. Horse- 
forth, 303. Horwich, 333. Huddersfield, 329. Hulme, 387.— 
Ilkeston, 366. Ipswich, 325. Islington, 350.—Keighley, 416. 
Kensington, 308. Keswick, 389. Kincardine, 398. Kingston- 
upon-Hull, 299. Knaresborough and Scriven with Tentergate, 
353.—Lancaster, 308. Lavenham, 347. Leeds, 290. Littleport, 
384. Liverpool, 308. Lockwood, 329. Lockwood, John 
William, a.m., 290. London, Lord Mayor and Aldermen and 
Commons of the City of, 268. London, St. Andrew Undershaft, 
308. Loughborough, 308. Lowestoft, 329.—Macclesfield, 303. 
Maidstone, 391. Manchester, Repeal Association, Chairman and 
Secretary of the, 501. Marple, 358. Marylebone, St., 268. 
Mary-le-Strand, St., 290. Massingham, Great, 368. Meonstoke, 
366. Middlesex, St. George, 323. Middlesex, St. Luke, 283. 
Mile End New Town, 448. Mile End Old Town, 308. Mont- 
gomery and Bole, 329. Mottram, &amp;c., 358.—Newchurch, 368. 
Newington, St. Mary, 320. Newport, Isle of Wight, 366. 
Norwich,270. Nottingham, 296.—Oldham, 358. Ovendon, 353. 
Oxford, 325.—Paddington, 268. Padiham, 368. Paisley, 353. 
Pancras, St., 270. 448. Pendleton, 333. Penrith, 333. Pen- 
zance, 333. Pilkington, 387. Poole, 329.—Quorndon, 341.— 
Rainow, 434. Redenhall,325. Ripon, 329. Rowley Regis, 368, 
Royton, 333.—Scriven with Tentergate, 353. Sharples, 368. 
Shenstone, 380. Shields, North, 308. Shoreditch,353. Shrews- 
bury, 376. Shuttleworth and Walmersley, 404. Sithney, 380. 
Southwark, 270. 366. Southwark, St. Saviour, 325. Spotland, 
407. Springfield, 335. Stockport, 340. Stratford-upon-Avon, 
325. Sunderland near the Sea, 351. Sutton, Chester, 333.— 
Tentergate, 353. Tiverton, 368. Todmorden and Walsden, 398. 
Trowbridge, 275.— Undershaft, St. Andrew, 308.— Wakefield, 
323. Walmersley, 404. Walsden, 398. Wandsworth, 323. 
Wapping, 270. Wardle and Wuerdle, 407. Warleworth, 407. 
Westminster, St. Margaret and St. John, 265. Whitechapel, 448. 
Whitley, Upper, 364. Wickham Market, 283. Wigan, 329. 
Wills, Benjamin, 376. Wingrave, 427. Wisbech, St. Mary, 
Isle of Ely, 442. Witheridge, 366. Wokingham, 368. 398. 434. 
Woodbridge, 384. Worcester, 353. Worsley, 412. Wortwell, 
325. Wrentham, 329. Wuerdle, 407. Wymondham, 294.— 
Yarn, 358. Young, James, 341. 

Petitions for the Introduction of a Clause, declaring Persons 
born in England, Wales and Ireland, disqualified from acquiring 
a Settlement in Scotland; From, Glasgow, txxxix. 269. Ayr, 
366. 

Petitions for postponing further Proceedings on the Bill, 
until the Country shall have had the opportunity of fully consi- 
dering the probable effect and operation thereof; From Bermond- 
sey; Limehouse; Poplar; txxx1x. 270. Cheadle Bulkeley, 329. 
Sharples, 369. Brinnington, 408. 

Petitions for Provision in the Bill for rating Owners of Houses 
let below the yearly value of £.10 to the Relief of the Poor; 
From Hereford, txxx1x. 255. Cheadle Bulkeley, 329. Westoe, 
343. All Saints, Hereford; St. Nicholas, Hereford ; 351. 

Petition for the Insertion of a Clause therein that no Ves- 
try Meetings be in future held in the Chancel or in the Body of a 
Church; Of Inhabitants of Cheltenham, txxx1x. 351. 

Petition for Provision therein for preventing Plurality of 
Votes in Vestry Meetings, and the holding of Vestry Meetings in 
Churches; Of Inhabitant Householders and Rate-payers of White- 
chapel, rxxx1x. 384, 

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I. Public Bills relative to the Poor—continued. 


Petitions against the Insertion of any Clause in the Bill making 
the Owners of £.10 Houses liable to Poor Rates; Prom Woking- 
ham, txxx1x. 369. Brewood, 405. Bristol; Reading; 416. 
Woodbridge ; Stradbrook ; Abingdon; 436. Liverpool; Selwood ; 
439. 

Petition against the Insertion of a Clause in the Bill, giving 
power or authority for the making any adjustment of the Poor 
Rates, against either distinct or united Parishes, on any other 
principle than that each Parish shall bear and pay the Cost 
and Charge of the Maintenance of its Poor, and no more; 
Of Minister, Churchwardens and others of Gravesend, Lxxxix. 
412. 

Petition for the Insertion of a Clause making all Extra-parochial 
Places contributory to the Maintenance of the Poor; Of Church- 
wardens and Overseers of the Poor of St. Dunstan’s in the West, 
London, txxx1x. 427. 

Petition for the Insertion of a Clause for rating Landlords in 
the case of Houses let in separate Tenements, Landings or Apart- 
ments; Of the Vicar, Churchwardens and others of Berwick- 
upon-Tweed, Lxxx1x. 430. 

37. To facilitate the Conveyance of Workhouses and other 
Property of Parishes, and of Incorporations or Unions of Parishes, 
in England and Wales; Ordered, xc. 552. Presented ; printed ; 
552. As amended, printed, 585. Re-committed, 604. Rk. a. 
657. 

38. To amend Act 4 &amp; 5 Will. IV. c. 76, for the Amendment 
and better Administration of the Laws relating to the Poor in 
England and Wales, so far as respects the Expenses to be in- 
curred in the building or purchasing of Workhouses; Ordered, 


xc. 541. Presented; printed; 541. Second Reading put off for 
Three Months, 633. 


39. To facilitate the Conveyance of Lands and Buildings for 
the purposes of two Acts, 4 &amp; 5 Will. IV. c. 76, (Poor Law Amend- 
ment) and 5 &amp; 6 Will. IV. c. 69, (Conveyance of Workhouses) ; 
From the Lords, xcu. 604. Read; printed; 607. Rr. a. 661. 


40. To facilitate the Administration of the Poor Laws in 
England and Wales; Ordered, xcr. 657. Presented; printed ; 
657. Petitions against ; From Guardians of the Poor of Chester, 
720. Saint Helen’s, Isle of Wight, 755. Second Reading 
put off for Three Months, 709. 


41. To extend the Period for the Re-payment of Loans made 
under an Act passed in the fourth and fifth year of His present 
Majesty, for the amendment and better Administration of the 
Laws relating to the Poor in England and Wales; Ordered, xc1. 
774. Presented; printed; 774. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
839. R. A. 842. 

42. To regulate Parochial Assessments; Ordered, xcr1. 109. 
Presented ; printed; 142. Petitions against; From St. Maryle- 
bone; Stratford-upon-Avon; 323, St. Andrew, Holborn, and St. 
George the Martyr; 352. Bill, as amended, printed, 331. Re- 
committed, 442, Consideration of Lords’ Amendments put off 
for Three Months, 794.————Another Bill; Ordered, xc1. 794. 
Presented ; printed; 802. k. a, 831. 


Treland : 


43. To amend the Laws with respect to the Removal of Irish 
Poor from England to Ireland ; Ordered, txxv. 312. 
411. Committed; printed; 430. 
Months, 440. 

44. For the Employment of the Poor in certain Districts in Ire- 
land; Ordered, 1xxvu1. 273. Presented, 278. Instruction to 
enable the Lord Lieutenant to advance certain Sums for the Em- 
ployment of the Poor, 278. Rr. a. 292. 


45. To make Provision for the Relief of the Poor in Ireland; 
Ordered, txxx. 243. Presented; printed; 311. Second Read- 
ing put off for Three Months, 551. Not proceeded in, 

46. For Relief of the Aged, Helpless and Infirm Poor of 


Ireland ; Ordered, txxxvi. 223. Presented ; printed; 254. Second 
Reading deferred, 375. Not proceeded in. 


47. To make Provision for the Relief of the Poor in Ireland 
in certain cases; Ordered, txxxvi.815. Presented; printed; 840. 
Second Reading deferred, 906. Not proceeded in. 


Presented, 
Committee put off for Nine 


48. To allow Parishes to assess themselves, with a view to 
provide for poor persons, by waste or uncultivated Lands; Or- 
dered, txxx1x. 69. Not presented. 

49. To provide for the Relief and Employment of the Desti- 


tute Poor in Ireland; Ordered, xc. 415. Presented; printed ; 415. 
Second Reading deferred, 520. Not proceeded in. 


50. To authorize the Relief of the Poor in Ireland in certain 
cases; Ordered, xc. 160. Presented; printed; 174. Committee 
deferred, 520. Not proceeded in, 





Ireland—continued. 

51. To provide for the Relief and Employment of the Desti- 
tute Poor in Ireland; Ordered, xc1.37. Presented; printed; 55. 
Committee put off for Six Months, 442. 

52. To provide for the division of Ireland into Districts, for 
the purpose of local Assessment, and to give Relief in certain 
cases to the Poor within such Districts; Ordered, xci. 109, 
Presented; printed; 147. Committee deferred, 389. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 

53. To authorize the Relief of the Poor in Ireland in certain 
cases; Ordered, xc1. 17. Presented; printed; 70. Committee 
put off for Six Months, 442. 

54. To promote the Employment of the Poor in Ireland; 
Ordered, xci1. 368. Presented ; printed; 436. Second Reading 
put off for Three Months, 516. 

55. For the more effectual Relief of the Destitute Poor in 
Ireland ; Ordered, xc11. 46. Presented; printed; 46. Order for 
Second Reading read; Motion, That the Bill be now read a 
Second Time; Debate thereupon adjourned; 307. Debate re- 
sumed; Question agreed to; 313. Bill, as amended, to be 
printed, 318. Re-committed; Order for Committee on the Bill 
to take precedence of Notices of Motions on a certain day, 
358. Motion for now reading the Order of the Day for the Com- 
mittee; Motion withdrawn; 367. Order for Committee read, 376. 
Motion for Instruction to Committee to make provision for Set- 
tlement, and Question Neg. thereupon, 377. Committee put off 
for Three Months, 498. 

Petitions against ; From Louth Hospital, Governorsof, xc11. 438. 
Parker, William, xcu1. 429. Roscommon, County of, 307. 

Petitions in favour; From, Derry Patrick, Galtrim and Kil- 
toyle, xcu. 375. Lawless, John, 445. Limerick (City and 
County), 307. Monegrea, 416. Munster, Members of the Me- 
dical Profession in, 438. Munster, Physicians and Surgeons in, 436, 

Petitions relative to; From Castletown-roche, for Alteration, 
xcu. 316.———Of Edward Brennan, complaining of Alteration 
of the Bill in respect of Medical Charities, xcu. 465.———That 
the Foundling Hospital of Cork may be exempted from the ope- 
ration of the Bill; From Officers and Servants of the Foundling 
Hospital of Cork; Governors of the Workhouse of Cork; xcn. 
492.———Of Officers of the Mendicity Institution, Dublin, for 
introduction of a Clause granting the Petitioners situations under 
the Bill, equivalent to those they at present occupy, xcm. 492. 


Scotland : 


56. To regulate the Relief granted to the Poor in Scotland ; 
Ordered, txx1x. 260. Presented; printed; 271. Petitions 
against; From, Annan, Lxx1x. 405, Pp. Ayr, 365, p.—Cu- 
par, 365, p.— Edinburgh, Lord Provost, 348. Edinburgh, 
Presbytery, 365, ep. Edinburgh, St. Cuthbert’s Charity Work- 
house, 405.—Forfar, 387, p.—Glasgow, Lord Provost, 365, p. 
Glasgow, Presbytery, 365.—Kirkcaldy, 395.—Linlithgow, 336, v. 
Lothian and Tweeddale, Provincial Synod, 365, p.—Paisley, 365. 
—Scotland, General Assembly of the Church of, 456, p. Scotland, 
Ministers of Presbyterian Congregations, 348.—T weeddale, 365, P. 
Second Reading put off for Three Months, 419. 

57. To extend the Period necessary to confer a Settlement in 
Scotland; Ordered, .ixxxu. 385. Presented; printed; 391. 
Reported, and, as amended, printed, 457. Further Considera- 
tion of Report put off for Three Months, 543,——Another 
Bill ordered, txxxm1. 114. Presented; printed; 117. As 
amended, printed, 171. Petitions in favour; From, Lord 
Provost, &amp;c., of Glasgow; Provost, Baillies, &amp;c., of Paisley, 
278, P. Directors of the Town Hospital of Glasgow; Ordinary 
Managers of the Poor’s Fund in Edinburgh, 321. Ordinary 
Managers of the Parish of Canongate Poor’s House, 347. Bill 
passed, 359. Not returned from the Lords. 

58. To alter and amend so much of Act 17 Geo. II. c. 5, as 
relates to the passing and removal of Scotch Vagrants; Ordered, 
Lxxxm. 85. Presented; printed; 86. As amended, printed, 
171. Petition of Lord Provost, &amp;c., of Edinburgh, against; Re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on passing Irish Vagrants, 264. 
Further Consideration of Report put off for Six Months, 458. 

59. To regulate the Assessments for the Poor in certain cases 
in Landward Parishes in Scotland; Ordered, txxxrv. 349. Pre- 
sented; printed; 350. Committed, 358. Not proceeded in. 

60. To regulate Assessment for the Poor on Tenements or 
Apartments therein, let to Vagrants and poor Persons as Tenants 
or Lodgers, who thereby gain a legal Settlement, and claim Ali- 
ment in Landward Parishes in Scotland; Ordered, txxxv. 525. 
Presented ; printed; 535. Committed to a Select Committee, 582. 
(See Committees, 1046.) Reported, and re-committed to a Com- 
mittee of the Whole House, 628. Committee put off for @ 
Month; and Bill, as amended, printed ; 635. Not proceeded in. 


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II. Petitions for Bills relative to the Poor, and Proceedings thereon : 


Andrew’s, St., Holborn :—See infra, 81. 89. 


Barking : 
61. For better assessing and collecting the Poor and other 
Rates; Referred, xc. 79. Bill ordered, 143. Presented, 209. 

R. A. 334. 


Birmingham : 

62. For altering, amending and enlarging Powers of Act; 
Referred, uxxxrv. 32. Bill ordered, 55. Presented, 138. Not 
proceeded in.——— Another Petition ; Referred, txxxvi. 300. 
Bill ordered, 329. Presented, 412. Committed, 443. Not pro- 
ceeded in.———Again referred, txxxv1.571. Bill ordered, 580, 
Presented, 592. Petitions against, 631. Petition in favour, 631. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 784. R.A. 826. 


Blything : 
63. To alter and enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred, txxv. 
144. Bill ordered, 203. Presented, 215. nr. a. 341. 


Bosmere and Claydon Poor: 
64. For repealing Act, and granting more effectual Powers 
instead thereof; Referred, txxxviu. 31. Bill ordered, 39. Pre- 
sented, 45. Petitions against, 123.131. R. a. 238. 


Bradford (Wilts) : 


65. For repealing Act for the appointment of an Additional 
Overseer, and for granting other Powers; Referred, Lxxx1x. 60. 
Bill ordered, 79. Presented, 92. Petiticn against, 229. Not 
proceeded in. 


Bride’s, St. : 

66. For Leave to present a Petition for the better Relief and 
Employment of the Poor ; Referred, txxx. 230. Reported ; Leave 
given; 256. Petition presented, and referred, 269. Report re- 
ferred to Standing Order Committee, 283. Report, That the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 292.———To 
amend Acts; Referred, txxxt. 50. Reported; Report referred to 
the Standing Order Committee; 99. Report; Parties to pro- 
ceed; 116. Bill ordered, 155. Presented, 163. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 359. R.A. 377. 


Bristol : 
67-8. To relieve the Churchwardens and Overseers of the 
Poor from collecting the Rates, and for appointing other Per- 


; sons; Referred, txxvi. 31. Bill ordered, 48. Presented, 107. 
; Not proceeded in.———For the Employment and Regulation of 
’ the Poor of that City; Referred, txxvi. 21. Bill ordered, 26. 


4 Presented, 136. Not proceeded in. ——— Another Petition; 
. Referred, txxvu. 33. Bill ordered, 49. Order of Leave for 
Bill discharged ; another Bill ordered; Presented; 92. Order 
for Second Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, and another 


’ Bill ordered ; 116, Presented, 126. Voices given, 188. In- 
P. struction to amend the Paving Act, 198. Petitions against, 
135. 174. 191. 205. Petitions in favour, 198. Time enlarged 
in for Report, 209. rR. a. 267. (See Pavings, 38.)\———To alter, 
l. amend and enlarge Powers of Act 3 Geo. IV.; uxxxvi. 51. 
a- Bill ordered, 74. Presented, 136. R. a. 363.———To alter, 
er amend, enlarge and extend Powers of Act; Referred, txxxvu. 
\s 80. Petition against the application for a Bill, 99. Not reported. 
rd ———For altering, amending and enlarging the Powers of Act 
Vy 3 Geo. IV.; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for 
ry Private Bills, xcur. 32. Bill ordered, 104. Order for Bill dis- 
ry charged, and Bill for the better assessing and collecting certain 
ill Parochial and other Rates, ordered, 183. Presented, 193. R.a. 
569. 
- ® 
wf Camberwell : 
od, 69. To alter and amend Act; Referred, txxxvir.12. Bill 
Re ordered, 36. Presented, 40. Petition in favour, 157. Petitions 
54 against, 168. 182. R.A. 352. 
Chelsea : 
rt 70. For better assessing and collecting the Poor Rates in that 
Parish ; Referred, txxvi. 45. Bill ordered, 119. Presented, 135. 
= Petition for Provision; Referred, 156. Reported, 168. Report 
Pee read; Instruction to make Provision; 172. Lords’ Amendment 
lie agreed to, 322. r.a. 384, 
ss 
wg Claydon :—See supra, 64. 
- Croydon : 
* 71. For better collecting the Poor and other Rates; Referred, 
‘ Lxxx. 66. Bill ordered, 122. Presented, 191. R.A. 441. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—18937.) 





Deptford : : 


72. For the better assessing, compounding for, collecting and 
recovering all the Rates and Assessments to be made in the Parish 
for the Relief of the Poor, and other parochial purposes; Re- 
ferred, xc1. 52. Not proceeded in. 


Edinburgh Poor Rates : 


73. For altering, amending, explaining and enlarging the 
Powers and Provisions of the several Acts relating to the Assess- 
ments for the Relief of the Poor within that.City ; Referred, xc1. 
51. Bill ordered, 100. Order of Leave for Bill discharged ; 
another Bill ordered; 133. Presented, 138. Petitions against ; 
Referred; Counsel ordered; 229. 244.261. Petitions in favour, 
249, 280. Committee revived, 243. Bill passed, 328. Not 
returned from the Lords. S 


Foleshill : 


74. For better assessing and collecting the Poor and other 
Rates ; Referred, txxxv. 52. Bill ordered, 125. Presented, 147. 
R. A. 500. 


Forehoe (Norfolk) : 


75. To amend Acts; Referred, txxxvi. 81. Bill ordered, 
202. Presented, 209. Petitions against, 288. 438. Petition for 
additional Provision ; Referred, 284. Report referred to Standing 
Order Committee, 292. Report, That Provision be permitted to 
be made pursuant to Prayer of the said Petition to give Notices, 
&amp;e., 304, Time enlarged for Report, 400. 442. Bill reported; 
Clause offered to be added; Bill re-committed to former Com- 
mittee, so far as regards the said Clause; Leave given the Com- 
mittee to sit and proceed, and to report on a certain day; 458. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 504. x. a. 531. 


Glasgow : 


76. To amend Acts; Referred, txxxvu. 118. Report referred 
to Standing Order Committee, 135. Report, That Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 158. Not proceeded in. 
———To revise, explain, amend, confirm or extend the Plan of 
Assessment hitherto in operation for the Maintenance of the Poor; 
Referred, xc. 104. Bill ordered, 164. Presented, 191. Petitions 
against; Referred; Counsel ordered; 204. 229. 302. 328, 331, 
332. Power to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Re- 
cords, 348. Time enlarged for Report, 366. 393. 423. Leave to 
Committee to sit on a certain day during the sitting of the House, 
428. 435. Time further enlarged for Report, 445. 468. Bill 
passed, 517. Not returned from the Lords. 


Glamorganshire : 


77. To render the Tolls upon the Canal from Merthyr Tydvil 
to Cardiff, or the Company of Proprietors, liable to be rated to all 
Poor Rates to be made in the said Parish of Merthyr Tydvil; 
Referred, xc1. 43. Bill ordered, 91. Presented, 217. Petition 
of Proprietors of the Glamorganshire Canal Navigation, complain- 
ing that the Standing Orders have not been complied with, 222. 
Referred to revived Committee on Petition for Bill; Committee 
on Petition for Bill revived, 229. Not proceeded in. See 
infra, 94. 


Greenwich : 


78. For repealing Act, and making more effectual provisions 
in lieu; Referred, uxxxu1. 27. Bill ordered, 94. Presented, 
179. Petitions against, 234. Rr. a. 344. 


Happing :—See infra, 108. 


Henley-upon-Thames : 

79. For better assessing and collecting the Poor and other 
Parochial Rates; Referred, 1.xxx. 92. Bill ordered, 212. Pre- 
sented, 237. Petitions against, 330. 368. Petition for additional 
Provision; Referred to a Committee, 410. Report referred to 
Standing Order Committee, 432. Report, That the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 443. Voices given, 453. 
Time enlarged for Committee to report, 460. RB. a. 586. 


Hinckley. : 
80. Referred; uxxx1v. 32. Bill ordered, 75. Presented, 80. 
R. A. 221. 


Holborn, St. Andrew : 

81. For better ascertaining and collecting the Rates for the 
Relief of the Poor; Referred, rxxx. 23. Bill ordered, 37. Pre- 
sented, 84. Petitions against, 198. 221. 262. 300. Power to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records, 262. Voices given, 298. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 525. R. a. 686. See infra, 89. 


Horsleydown : 


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Ii. Petitions for Bills relative to the Poor, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Horsleydown : 

82, For leave to present a Petition for a Bill for the better 
regulating and collecting the Rates of that Parish; Referred, 
txxvil. 99. Reported; Leave given; Petition presented and 
referred; 114. Reported, 123. 
137. Not proceeded in. 

Hull :—See infra, 86. 
Isle of Wight :—See infra, 111. 


Islington : 


83. To repeal Act for the Relief of the Poor, and to make | 


other Provisions; Referred, txx1x. 45. Reported, 63. 
read, and re-committed, 90. Reported, 96. 
for Notices; Bill ordered; 100. 
against, 264, 271. 329. 347. 
Amendments agreed to, 467. 


Report 
Report read ; Leave 
Presented, 194. Petitions 
Petition in favour, 410. Lords’ 
R. A. 503. 


Kensington : 


84. To amend and enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred, Lxxx1. 
Order of Leave for Bill discharged, and | 


_ Mile End, Old Town : 


36. Bill ordered, 56. 
another ordered, 157. 
Bill passed, 311. 


Presented, 163. Petition against, 230. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 344. R.A. 377. 


Kidderminster Small Tenements : 
85. 


of Small Tenements within the same liable to the Payment of such 
Rates; Referred, xcr. 50. Report referred to Standing Order 
Committee, 189. Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to 
be dispensed with, 210. 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcir. 42. 
ceeded in. 


Kingston-upon-Hull : 


86. For the more effectual Assessment of Shipping towards | 
Bill | 


the support of the Poor of that Town; Referred, txxvu. 8. 
ordered, 20. Presented, 26. Petitions against, 64. 84. 91. 109. 
114. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 110. 
ceeded in.———F oor the better Maintenance and Employment of 
the Poor of that Town; Referred, txxrx. 40. 


R.A. 233. 


Leicester (St. Margaret’s) : 


87. For better assessing and collecting Rates, and for better | 


Maintenance and Employment of the Poor ; Referred, txxxv11. 33. 
Bill ordered, 37. Presented, 42. Petitions against, 106. 
219. 


Lincoln : 


88. To amend and render more effectual Act; Referred, txxvi. | 
| Norwich : 


48. Bill ordered, 74. Presented, 130. r.a. 309. 


Lincoln’s Inn: 


89. For confirming Agreement between Lincoln’s Inn and the | 


Parish of St. Andrew, Holborn, relative to the Poor Rates; 
Referred, txxxiv. 58. 
Committee, 88. 
131. 


Report; Parties to proceed ; 108. 
Presented, 138. Petitions against, 223. 


Bill ordered, 
R. A. 297. 
Liverpool : 

90. For better assessing and recovering the Rates for Relief of 


the Poor, and the Ecclesiastical or Church Rates upon Small | 


Tenements; Referred, txxxvi. 157. Bill ordered, 164. Pre- 
sented, 168. Petitions against, 333. 337. R.a. 464.———To 
repeal Act; Referred, rxxx1x. 11. Bill ordered, 16. 
18. Petitions in favour, 61. R.A. 165. 


Loes and Wilford: 


91. To repeal Acts for the Employment of the Poor within | 


those Hundreds, and to disincorporate the said Hundreds; Re- 
ferred, txxx1. 31. Bill ordered, 40. Presented, 49. Petitions 
against, 104. R.A. 198. 


Lothingland :—See infra, 98. 
Luke’s, St. : 


92. To alter and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, txxxvit. 
Petitions against, 360. | 
Not returned from | 


100. Bill ordered, and presented, 208. 
397. Petition in favour, 361. Passed, 469. 
the Lords. 


Lynn, South : 


93. For better paying and collecting the Rates for the Relief | 


of the Poor; Referred, 1xx1x. 49. 
164, R.A. 300. 


Bill ordered, 129. Presented, 


Report read, and re-committed, | 





For better assessing and collecting the several Rates for 
the Relief of the Poor of that Town, and for making the Owners | 


Another Petition; Referred to Select 
Not pro- | 





Jot pro- | 


| Bill ordered, 100. | 
Presented, 110. Petition against, 115. 148. Voices given, 160. | 


R. A. 


Report referred to the Standing Order | 





Presented, 


Merthyr Tydfil : 


94. Petition that Leave may be given to bring ina Bill to 
authorize the Owners of all Houses and Dwellings within the 
Parish of Merthyr Tydfil, let at yearly Rents not exceeding £.10, 
to be assessed to the Relief of the Poor, instead of the Occupiers 
thereof; Referred, txxx1x. 34. Not proceeded in. For 
better assessing the Poor and other Rates on Small Tenements 
within the said Parish; Referred, xc. 124. Bill ordered, 227, 
Presented, 228. Petitions against; Referred ; Counsel ordered ; 
260. 326. Petitions in favour, 326. Power to Committee to send 
for Persons, Papers and Records, 322, Time enlarged for Report, 
352. Not proceeded in. For assessing the Owners of all 
Houses and Dwellings within that Parish, the annual Value 
whereof shall not exceed £.10, to the Relief of the Poor, instead 
of the Occupiers thereof; Referred, xc1. 62. Not proceeded in. 
See supra, 77. 


Merton : 


95. For better assessing and collecting the Poor and other 
Rates in the Parish of St. Mary Martin, otherwise Merton; 
Referred, txxx1. 6. Bill ordered, 17. Presented, 21. r.a. 187, 


96. For better relieving the Poor and improving that Hamlet; 
Referred, txx1x. 15. Bill ordered, 96. Presented, 191. Notice 
taken that the Bill was not prepared in due form; Order for 
Second Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn; Another Bill or- 
dered; 229. Presented, 241. Petitions against, 250. 252. 265. 
288. 363.372. Voices given, 265. Petition for Provision; Referred, 
322. Reported, and Instruction accordingly, 333. 
revived, 394. 
429. 


Committee 
Time further enlarged for Committee to report, 
Jot proceeded in. 


Montgomery and Poole: 

97. For the better Relief and Maintenance thereof; Referred, 
LxxIx. 72. Not proceeded in,———To continue the Corporation 
of Guardians of the Poor, and certain Powers now vested in 
them, and to provide new Powers and Regulations; Referred, 
uxxx. 12. Bill ordered, 45. Presented, 224. Re-committed, 
417. R.A. 518. 


Mutford and Lothingland : 
98. To alter, amend and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, 
Lxxxvil. 28. Bill ordered, 39. Presented, 124. Petitions 
against, 175. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 362. rR. a. 405. 


New Sarum :—See infra, 104. 


Newton : 

99. For confirming and establishing certain Leases made by 
the Overseers of that Township; Referred, txxix. 46. Bill or- 
dered, 110. Presented, 124. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
480. R.A. 563. 


100-1. To alter and amend Act; Referred, txxxu. 186. Bill 
ordered, 212. Presented, 243. Petitions against, 290, 299. 313. 
R. A. 495,—————For the better Management of the Poor; Re- 
ferred, txxxvi. 300. Bill ordered, 339. Presented, 400. Not 
proceeded in.———Again referred ; txxxvi. 561. Bill ordered, 
581. Presented, 590. Petitions against, 635. 649. Petitions in 
favour, 649. R.A. 777. 


Paisley : 
102. For rendering more just and equitable the Assessment for 
the Maintenance of the Poor of that Town; Referred, xc. 35. 


Bill ordered, 98. Presented, 220. Committed, 328, Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Poole :—See supra, 97. 


| Rotherhithe : 


103. For better assessing and collecting the Poor Rates of the 
Parish of St. Mary, Rotherhithe ; Referred, rxxxu1. 25. Report 
referred to Standing Order Committee, 54. Report, that Stand- 
ing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 81,.———Again 
referred, txxx1v.41. Bill ordered, 114. Presented, 132. Pe- 
titions against, 212. 232. 262. rR. a. 400. 


Sarum, New: 


104. For better assessing and recovering the Rates for the 
Relief of the Poor in that City, and enlarging the Powers of the 
Act; Referred, uxxxv. 18. Bill ordered, 29. Presented, 35. 


Petitions against, 41. 329. 346. rR. a. 500. 


Sculcoates, Small Tenements : 

105. Petition for a Bill for assessing and collecting the Poor 
and other Rates within the said Parish; Referred, uxxx1x. 12. 
Bill ordered, 14. Presented,16. Petition against, 70. 2. 4- 165. 


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Shrewsbury : 


106. To repeal Act 24 Geo. III. for the better Relief and 
Employment of the Poor in that Town; Referred, uxxx. 45. 
Bill ordered, 117. Presented, 182. Petitions against, 324. 
Petitions in favour, 329. Notice taken that the Bill contained a 
Clause altering the Law of Settlement; Bill withdrawn; 329. 
Report again read; another Bill ordered, and presented; 334. 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 363. To repeal or 
amend and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, txxx1. 53. Bill 
ordered, 65. Presented, 155. Petitions against, 276, 277. 
Committee revived, 303. Time enlarged for Report, 307. 331. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 382. rR. a. 391. 





South Lynn :—See supra, 93. 
Stow, Hundred : 


107. For altering and enlarging Power of Acts; Referred, 
Ltxx1x.11. Bill ordered, 21. Presented, 32. Lords’ Amend- 
ment agreed to, 248. R. a. 277. 


Tunstead and Happing: 


108. To alter and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, txx1x. 
18. Bill ordered, 27. Presented, 37. Rr. a. 165. 


113. Notice taken that a Bill contained a Clause altering the 
Law of Settlement; Bill withdrawn; txxx. 329. 


114. Notice taken that a Bill was not prepared in due form; 
Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn; ixxrx. 
229. 

115. Motion, That it is the Opinion of this House, that the esta- 
blishment of a Provision for the Poor of Ireland, on the principle 
of the Act 43 Eliz., with such alteration and improvements as time 
and circumstances may require, is expedient and necessary to the 
interests of the United Kingdom, &amp;c.; Amendment proposed and 
made; Main Question, as amended, agreed to; Resolution for 
Address thereupon; Lxxxviit. 336. 

116. Resolution, That the Order of the Day for the Third 
Reading of the Poor Laws Amendment Bill have precedence of 
Notices on a certain day, txxx1x. 445. 


117. Amendment proposed, but not made, upon Motion, That 
the Order of the Day for the Committee on the Customs Bill be 
now read; “ That this House, at an early period of the next 
Session, will institute an Inquiry into the Operation of the Act 
4 &amp; 5 Will. IV. c. 76, intituled, ‘ An Act for the Amendment 
and better Administration of the Laws relating to the Poor 
in England and Wales,’ and particularly with regard to the Out- 
door Relief, and the Separation of Husbands and Wives, and of 
Parents and Children in the Union Workhouses ;” xc1. 724. 


118. Amendment proposed, but not made, upon Motion, That 
the Order of the Day for the House to resolve itself into a Com- 
mittee upon the State of the Province of Lower Canada be now 


IV. Questions Negatived, and Motions 


122. Motion, That the various Provisions of the Laws for the 
Settlement of the Poor have given rise to a course of expensive 
and embarrassing Litigation; Withdrawn, Lxxvitt. 366. 


123. For taking into consideration early in the next Session of 
Parliament the Condition of the Poor in Ireland, with a view to 
introducing a System of Poor Laws into Ireland; Previous 
Question, and Motion withdrawn; Lxxxiv. 272. 

124. For establishing Poor Laws in Ireland, on the Principle 
of the 43 Elizabeth, with certain Alterations; Prev. Ques. Neg., 
Lxxxv. 506. 

125. That it is the Opinion of this House, that it is expedient 
and necessary to institute a legal Provision for the Poor in Ire- 
land; Previous Question proposed; Debate arising thereupon ; 
Motion for adjourning Debate withdrawn; Previous Question 
negatived; Lxxxvi. 793. 

126. That it is expedient to establish a permanent Provision 
for the suffering and destitute Poor of Ireland, by a Levy upon 
all the Real Property of that part of the United Kingdom, and 








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Rates. in that Parish; Referred, uxxx1. 44. 
Presented, 155. Petition against, 201. k. a. 325. 


Wangford : 





II. Petitions for Bills relative to the Poor, and Proceedings thereon—centinued. 
Wandsworth : 


109. For better assessing and collecting the Poor and other 
Bill ordered, 80. 


110. To alter and enlarge Powers of Acts ; Referred, txxxvut. 
12. Bill ordered, 150. Presented, 170. Rr. a. 405. 


Wight, Isle of : 


111. To alter and amend the Powers of an Act of 16 Geo. IIT. 
to continue the Corporation of the Guardians of the Poor within 
that Isle, and for other purposes; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 20. Bill ordered, 43. 
Not proceeded in. 


Wilford :—See supra, 91. 
Wimbledon : 


112. For better assessing and collecting the Poor and other 
Rates of the Parish of St. Mary, Wimbledon; Referred, rxxx111. 


13. Bill ordered, 35. Petitions against, 77.128. _ Bill _pre- 
sented, 98. R. A. 187. 


III. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings : 


read; “ That Major Beauclerk, &amp;c. be added to the Select 
Committee on the Poor Law Amendment Act ;” xcu. 127. 


119. Amendment proposed, but not made, upon Motion, That 
‘the Order of the Day for the Committee of Supply be now read ; 
“ That a Copy of the Ninth Day’s Proceedings of the Committee 
of Poor Law Inquiry be submitted to this House ;” xcr1. 482. 


120. Special Report of Committee appointed to inquire into 
the Administration of the Poor Law Amendment Bill; That 
parts of the Evidence and Documents presented to the Committee, 
and which have not been reported to the House, have appeared in 
the True Sun Newspapers; Newspapers delivered in; xcu1. 269. 
Day appointed for further considering Report; Report to be 
printed; 270. Further Consideration of Report deferred, 274. 
279. Report further considered; Resolution, That according to 
the undoubted Privileges of this House, and for the due Pro- 
tection of the public Interest, the Evidence taken by any Select 
Committee of this House, and Documents presented to such 
Committee, and which have not been reported to the House, ought 
not to be published by any Member of such Committee, or by any 
other Person, 282. 


121. Upon Motion for now reading the Order of the Day for 
the Second Reading of the Poor Rate Bill; Part of King’s 
Speech read ; Amendment proposed, To leave out certain words 
for the purpose of adding others declaratory of the Opinion of 
the House relative to the calamitous Condition of the Poor in 
Ireland; Amendment withdrawn; xcr. 324. 


Withdrawn: 





more particularly upon that of Absentees; Previous Ques. Neg., | 


LXXXVII, 417. 


127. That Committees on Inclosure Bills do report upon Land 
set out for the Poor under the said Bills; Negatived, txxxrx. 63. 


128. That it is expedient that Provision should, without delay, 
be made by Assessment upon Property in Ireland, for the Relief 
of the aged, infirm and helpless Poor in that Kingdom; Previous 
Question, and Motion withdrawn; xc. 141. 

129. For Leave to bring in a Bill for rating Owners, and not 
the Occupiers, of Tenements under a certain annual Value; 
Motion withdrawn ; xcur. 441. 

See Accounts and Papers, 4510. 4569. 6695, 6696. 6832. 


Addresses, 956. 974. 1418..1427. 1507. | Almshouses. 
Ampthill, Chesham and Eastbourne Poor. Annuities, 
15. Apprentices, &amp;c.,1. Churches, 12.85. Committees, 


503. 1030-1046. 1125-1137. 1446. 1487. 
Emigration, 1. Exchequer Bills. Extra-parochial 
Places. Fevers, §c Ireland, 3. Inclosures, 402. Land 
Revenue, 5. _ Parliamentary Representation, 52. 34. Pe- 
titions, 1624-1643. Reports, 212. Smugglers,6. Supply, 
501-503. Vagrants. Vestries. Works, Public, 1, &amp;c. 


Education, 11. 








GEN. INDEX. 


LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Population : 





POPULATION——-POSTAGE. 











Population : Bills relative to: 


1. For taking an Account of the Population of Great Britain ; 
Ordered; presented ; uxxv. 320. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
454, R.A. 468. 

2. For taking an Account of the Population of Great Britain ; 
Ordered; presented; txxxv. 354. Committed to a Select Com- 
mittee, 363. (See Committees, 1047.) Reported, and, as amended, 
printed ; Minutes to be printed; 408. Bill re-committed, 426. 
Reported, with Minutes of Evidence; re-committed to a Committee 
of the Whole House; Minutes to be printed; 480. rR. a. 578. 

3. To repeal so much of Act 55 Geo. III. c. 120, for taking 
an Account of the Population of Ireland, as relates to certain 
Expenses incurred under the said Act; Ordered, txxvu. 57. 
Presented; printed; 57. R. a. 94. 


4. To amend Act 55 Geo. III., to provide for taking an 
Account of the Population of Ireland; Ordered, txxxvi. 64. 
Members added to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring it 
in, 247. Presented; printed; 257. As amended, printed, 306. 
Re-committed, 343. R. a. 464. 

See also Accounts and Papers, 4570. 4582. Addresses, 
975-982. Committees, 1047. 


Port Dues :—see London, 6. 


Po rt Patrick &gt;——See Accounts and Papers, 4586. Docks, 
8. Postage and Post Office,19. Supply, 505. 


Porterage :——See Committees, 967. 1008. London, 7. 


Portland Breakwater :—fFor constructing a Break- 
water at or near a Place called “ New Pier,’ in the Portland 
Roads; Referred, xc1. 62. Bill ordered, 211. Presented, 218. 
Not proceeded in. 


Portugal :—— Motion, That prior to the 12th December 1828, 
Her Majesty Queen Donna Maria the Second had been recog- 
nized by His Majesty, and the other great Powers of Europe, to 
be legitimate Queen of Portugal, &amp;c.; Prev. Ques. Neg. thereupon ; 
Lxxxv. 343._——— Motion, That the use of force in intercepting 
unarmed Vessels, and preventing them anchoring and landing 
Passengers in the Harbour of Porto Praia, was a violation of the 
Sovereignty of the State to which the Island of Terceira belonged ; 
Ques. Neg. thereupon ; Lxxxv. 343. See Accounts and Papers, 
4588-4594. 6697. 6833, 6834. Addresses, 24. 983-988. 1428. 
1452. 1508. Committees, 444. Petitions, 1650. Slaves and 
Slave Trade, 16. 


Post Horses: Bills relative to: 


1. To continue so much of Act 57 Geo. III. as relates to 
letting to farm the Post Horse Duties; Ordered, txxv. 370. 
Presented, 383. Rr. a. 468. 

2. To repeal the Duties upon Horses let to Hire, and to grant 
other Duties; Ordered, txxvi. 375. Presented, 386. Printed, 
387. As amended, printed, 430. Re-committed, 441. r. a. 471. 


3. To repeal the Duties on Stage Carriages, and on Horses 
let for Hire in Great Britain, and to grant other Duties in lien 
thereof; and also to consolidate and amend the Laws relating 
thereto; Ordered, txxxvi1. 396. Presented; printed; 400. As 
amended, printed, 495. Bill re-committed, 575. Rr. a. 591. 

Petitions against ; From, Dundee, Royal Burgh, txxxvri. 472. 
Edinburgh and Dalkeith Railway Company, 482. Kinloch, 
George, 521. Stockton and Darlington Railway Company, Pro- 
prietors of, 515. 

Petitions for exempting Carriages propelled by Steam from the 
operation of the Bill; From Airdrie, txxxvu. 492. Garnkirk 
and Glasgow Railway Company, 530. Glasgow, 530. Hancock, 
Walter, 439. 

Petition for a Duty on Steam Carriages equal to that on 
Coaches drawn by Horses; From W. H. Coxon, txxxvu. 582. 

Petition for placing Omnibus Carriages on an equal footing 
with Railroad Carriages ; From George Shillibeer, txxxvu1. 583. 

4. To transfer the Collection and Management of the Duties 
in Great Britain on Horses let for Hire, and on Licenses relating 
to the same, from the Commissioners of Stamps and Taxes to the 
Commissioners of Excise ; Ordered, xc1.641. Presented ; printed ; 
642. R.A. 709. 


See Accounts and Papers, 4759-4761. Committees, 521- 
§23. 


Postage and Post Office : Bills relative to: 


1. Petition fora Bill for applying Unclaimed Dividends on 
the Orphans’ Fund, and to alter and enlarge Powers of Acts; The 
King’s Consent signified; Petition referred; txxv. 147. Report 
referred to a Select Committee, 179. (See Committees, 1048.) 





Postage and Post Office : Bills—cont‘. 


Petition of Augustus Browne; Referred to the Committee, 417. 
Report to lie on the Table, and, with the Appendix, to be printed, 
464. Bill not proceeded in. 


2. To repeal the séveral Laws relating to the Post Office; Or- 
dered, xcu. 105. Presented ; printed ; 107. As amended, printed, 
264. Re-committed, 339. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 571. 
R. A. 622. 


3. For transferring to the Commissioners of the Admiralty all 
Contracts, Bonds and other Securities entered into with the Post- 
master-General in relation to the Packet Service; Ordered, xcut. 
34. Presented; printed; 35. Rr. a. 186. 


4. For the Management and Regulation of the Post Office ; 
Ordered, xcu. 105. Presented; printed; 107. Instruction to 
divide the Bill into Two Bills; Bill considered; Report, That the 
Committee had divided the Bill into Two Bills; (see infra, 9.); 
Bill reported ; as amended, printed; 264. Re-committed, 339. 
Further Consideration of Lords’ Amendments put off for Three 
Months, 570. 

Petition of Edward Harley, President of the Bristol Chamber 
of Commerce, for introduction of a Clause fixing the Rate of 
Postage according to the Distance by the most direct Route; 
XCII. 227. 

5. For the Management of the Post Office; Ordered, xcu. 
570. Presented, 574. pr. a. 622. 


6. For consolidating the Laws relative to Offences against the 
Post Office of the United Kingdom; Ordered, xcu. 105. Pre- 
sented; printed; 107. As amended, printed, 264. Re-com- 
mitted; Lords’ Amendments agreed to; 571. R. a. 622. 


7. For the Regulation of the Post Office; Ordered, xcu. 482. 
Not proceeded in. 


8. To authorize His Majesty’s Postmaster-General to receive 
certain additional Rates of Postage, onthe Establishment of an 
Extra Post; Ordered, rxxv. 414. Presented, 419. Passed, 447. 
Not returned from the Lords. Another Bill; Ordered, 
Lxxvi. 355. Presented, 392. Printed, 396. Petitions against ;. 
From, Chamber of Commerce of Edinburgh, 394, p. Merchants 
of Edinburgh, 405, p. Bankers of Liverpool, 410, pr. Mayor, &amp;c. 
of Great Yarmouth, 446. The Rev. William Milton, 446. Mer- 
chants of Manchester, 461. Report put off for Six Months, 496. 


9. For the Regulation of the Duties of Postage; Reported; 
as amended, printed; xcu. 264. Re-committed, 339. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 571. R. a. 622. 


10. Formaking certain Regulations respecting the Conveyance 
of Packets by the Post from London, containing Country Bank 
Notes; Ordered, txx1x. 107. Presented, 113. Instruction to 
allow the President of the Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry to 
send and receive Letters free from the Duty of Postage, 145. 
R. A. 277. 


11. To regulate the mode of sending Parliamentary Papers 
Postage-free, and to extend the power of Franking to certain 
Officers of the House of Lords; Ordered, txxxvit. 526. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 533. Order for Committee read; Instruction 
to extend the power of Franking to certain Officers of the House 
of Commons, and of the Office of Woods and Forests; Bill, as 
amended, printed ; 553. Further Consideration of Report deferred, 
576. Not proceeded in. 


12. For regulating the sending and receiving of Letters and 
Packets by the Post, free from the Duty of Postage ; Ordered, 
xcu. 105. Presented; printed; 107. As amended, printed, 
264. Re-committed; Lords’ Amendments agreed to; 6571- 
R. A. 622. 


13. For granting Rates of Postage for the Conveyance of 
Letters and Packets between Liverpool and the Isle of Man; 
Ordered, txxvu. 441. Presented, 450. rR. a. 479. 


14. To regulate the Conveyance of printed Newspapers by 
Post between the United Kingdom and the British Colonies, and 
Foreign Parts; Ordered, txxx1x.445. Presented; printed ; 446. 
R. A. 593. 


15. For the better regulating the Delivery of Letters and 
Newspapers transmitted by the General Post Office; Ordered, 
LXxxix. 181. Presented; printed; 190. Committee put off for 
Six Months, 262. 

16. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the Con- 
veyance of Newspapers by the Post; Ordered, xc1. 667. Pre- 
sented, 667. Printed, 679. kr. a. 800. 

17. For granting Rates of Postage for the Conveyance of 
Letters and Packets between Great Britain and Ireland ; Ordered, 
Lxxx. 372. Presented; printed; 377. Petition of the Inha- 
bitants of Cork relative to the above Bill, 392, rp. rR. a. 517. 

18, To 












POSTAGE——PRINTED PAPERS. 








Postage and Post Office : Bills—cont?. 





18. To regulate the Rates of Postage on Letters conveyed 
between Great Britain and Ireland; Ordered, txxxu. 162. Pre- 
sented; printed; 268. Instructions to make Provision relative to 
Postage on Parliamentary Proceedings, &amp;c., 401. Bill, as 
amended, printed, 416. R. a. 494. 


19. For imposing additional Duties on the Conveyance of 
Letters between Port Patrick and Donaghadee; Ordered, ixxv. 
407. Presented, 415. Rk. a. 468. 


20. For granting an additional Rate of Postage on Letters 
between Great Britain and Ireland by way of Milford and Water- 
ford ; Ordered, xc1. 320. Presented, 338. As amended, printed, 
399. RB. A. 534. 


21. To enable His Majesty’s Postmaster General to extend the 
Accommodation by Post, to regulate the Privilege of Franking 
in Ireland, and for other Purposes relating to the Post Office ; 
Ordered, txxxvu. 72. Presented; printed; 77. Rr. a. 219. 


22. To extend the Accommodation by the Post to and from 
Foreign Parts, and for other Purposes relating to the Post Office ; 
Ordered, xc. 326. Presented; printed; 326. As amended, 
printed, 379. Re-committed, 444. nr. a. 578. 


23. To repeal, at the Period within mentioned, so much of an 
Act passed in the Fifth Year of the Reign of His late Majesty 
King George the Third, intituled, “ An Act to alter certain 
Rates of Postage, and to amend; explain and enlarge several Pro- 
visions in an Act made in the Ninth Year of the Reign of Queen 
Anne, and in other Acts relating to the Revenue of the Post 
Office,” as authorizes the taking of certain Rates of Inland Postage 
within His Majesty’s Dominions in North America; Ordered ; 
presented ; printed; Lxxx1x. 51. R. a. 165. 


24. For granting Rates of Postage on the Conveyance of 
Letters to and from Buenos Ayres, &amp;c.; Ordered, txx1x. 107. 
Presented, 113. nr. a. 165. 

25. For granting Rates of Postage on the Conveyance of 
Packets to and from Columbia and Mexico; Ordered, uxxx. 372. 
Presented; printed; 377. R. a. 585. 

26. For granting Rates of Postage on the Conveyance of 
Letters and Packets to and from St. Domingo and Cuba; Ordered, 
Lxxxu. 45. Presented; printed; 55. R. a. 338. 


27. To impose Rates of Packet Postage on East India Letters, 
and to amend certain Acts relating to the Post Office; Ordered, 
xcu. 575. Presented; printed; 579. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, a special Entry being made in the Journal, 659. R. a. 
670. 

28. Motion relative to the Time the General Post Receiving 
Boxes at the Branch Offices in the Metropolis, and at the Houses 
of Lords and Commons, should be kept open; Withdrawn, 
XCll. 233. 


See also Accounts and Papers, 4595. 4700. 6698. 6835. Ad- 
dresses, 989, 990. 1509. 1537. Committees, 504. 520. 
1048, 1049. 1408. 1481. Complaints, 3. Petitions, 
1653. Postmaster General. Revenue, 6. Votes of the 
House, 1. 


Post Office Packets :—see Accounts and Papers, 
4701. 4758. 6698. 6835. Petitions, 1654. 


Postmaster General: Bills relative to: 


1. For enabling His Majesty to appoint a Postmaster General 
for the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Ords-ed, 
LXxxvi. 210. Presented; printed; 210. k a. 362. 


2. To enable His Majesty to appoint Commissioners for exe- 
cuting the Duties of His Majesty’s Postmaster General ; Ordered, 
xc1.642. Presented ; printed ;675, Passed,761. Not returned 
from the Lords. 

3. For enabling a Conveyance to be made of part of a House 
in Lombard Street vested in him; Ordered, txx1x. 29. Presented; 
printed; 30. Rr. a. 123, 

4. Toenable the Postmaster General to sell the Premises lately 


used as the Post Office; Ordered, txxxvi. 270. Presented, 271. 
rR. A. 517. 


Postmaster General : Bills relative to—cont?. 


5. Motion, That it is the Opinion of this House, that, without 
detriment to the Public Service, the Duties of Joint Postmaster 
might be performed by one Individual; Negatived, rxxvu. 104. 


See also Addresses, 1429. 1453. Orders, 75. Postage and 
Post Office, 21. Revenue, 6. 


Potteries Regulation :—Petition for Leave to pre- 
sent a Petition for a Bill to establish a Uniform Scale of Sizes 
and Count of China and Earthenware; Referred, ixxx1. 133. 
Reported ; Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 144. 
Bill ordered, 151. Presented, 157. Petitions in favour, 230. 
238. 253. 269. Petitions against, 268, 269. Second Reading put 
off for Three Months, 269. Not proceeded in. 


Prayers : 

1. At the beginning of each Day of Business; xxv. 89. 109. 
—LXXVI. 4.—LXXVII. 5,—LXXVIII. 5.—LxXX1x. 6.—Lxxx. 5.—LXXXI. 
5.——-LXXXII. 8.—LXXXIII. 6.——-LXXXIV. 6.—LXXXV. 7.—LXXXVI. 7. 
523.——LXxXxVII. 6.—~Lxxxvill. 5.—~LXXXIX. 7.—xc. 5.—xclL 7.— 


xcul. 5.———On the Day of the Coronation of their Majesties ; 
LXXXVI. 832. 


2. No Prayers; On the First and Second Days of a New 
Parliament; uxxv. 107, 108.—.xxxul. 7, 8.—Lxxxvi. 5. 7. 521. 
523,.—LXxxvull. 3. 5.—xc. 3. 5. ———On the First Day of a New 
Session; LXxVI. 3.—LXXvII. 3.—LXXvitI. 3.—Lxx1Ix. 3.—Lxxx. 3. 
—~LXXXI, 3.--LXXXII. 3.—LXXXIV. 3.—LXxxv. 3.—LXxXxviI. 3.— 
LXXXIX. 3,—xclI. 3.—xcu. 3.————-On the Day the Clerk ac- 
quainted the House that he had received a Letter from Mr. Speaker 
of his not being able to attend on Account of the Death of the 
Archbishop of Canterbury ; rxxx1v. 547.—-—On Thanksgivings 
Day, 29 May 1830; uxxxv. 499.——[ On Fast Day, 21 March 
1832, the House attended Divine Service at St. Margaret's 
Church without previously meeting.|—————On the House meeting 
in consequence of the Demise of the Crown; txxv. 89.—.xxxv. 
589.—xc11. 490. 


3. Orders for the Serjeant, when the House is going to Prayers, 
to give Notice thereof to all Committees, and that all Proceedings 
of Committees in a Morning, after such Notice, be void; Made 


at the Commencement of every Session, rxxv. 110.——xc11. 8. 
See Orders, 76. 


Prerogative Court : Bills relative to: 

1. To authorize the Archbishop of Canterbury for the time 
being to appoint a Person to the office of Registrar of his Pre- 
rogative, without previous surrender of existing Grants; From 
the Lords, txxx11. 373. Read, 375. Rp. a. 449. 


2. To regulate the office of the Registrars; Ordered, txxx11. 
476. Presented; printed; 477. Bill committed, 505. Consi- 
dered, 521. No Report. 


See Accounts and Papers, 4765. 4769. Petitions, 1657. 


and Papers, 4770, 4771. Committees, 1050. Petitions, 1658. 


Prescription :— See Real Property, 7, 8. 


1660. \ 


Papers, 3244. Supply, 506. 


mittees, 792. 1089. Parliamentary Papers. 








Prerogative Court, Ireland :—see Accounts 


Press, Liberty of :—see Live, 4. Petitions, 843. 
Prince Edward Island s——See Accounts and 


Prince of Wales Island, &amp;c. :— Bin fr 


enabling His Majesty to grant Admiralty Jurisdiction to the Court 
of Judicature of Prince of Wales Island, Singapore and Ma- 
lacca; Ordered, xc1. 636. Presented; printed ; 637. rR. a. 800, 


Printed Papers :—see Accounts and Papers. Com. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 














PRINTING. 





938 














Printing. 


I. Orders for Printing various Matters ; 1—11. 
II. Orders for Re-printing various Matters; 12—15. 
III. Incidental Proceedings; 16, 17. 


IV. Questions Negatived and Superseded, and Motions Withdrawn ; 
18—20. 


1.— Questions Negatived, 18. 
2.— Questions Superseded, 19. 


3.—Motions Withdrawn, 20. 





I. Orders for Printing various Matters : 


Accounts and Papers : 
1, wxxv. 163, xcir. 20, &amp;c. Presented in former Ses- 


Evidence—continued. 
509. 535, &amp;e. On a Bill from the Lords; txxxiv. 249, 


sions, or former Parliaments; txxv. 147.—LxxVI. 5.—LXXVII. 325.— 
LXXIx. 5385.—LXXxi1l. 160.—LXxxv. 19.—LXxxvII. 139.—LXXXIX. 
461.—xc1r. 105, &amp;c.——- Parts of Accounts and Papers; Lxxvi. 
164.—LXXvil. 14.—Lxxvill. 312.—Lxxx. 592.—LxxxuI. 203.— 
LXxxv. 634, &amp;c.———Abstracts thereof; Ltxxv. 458.—.Lxxvil. 62. 
—LXXIX. 304.—LXxx11I. 146.—LXxxv. 19.—LXxXxvII. 62.—xXCII. 
154, &amp;e. 


———Taken at the Bar of the House; xcu. 465.——Be- 
fore Select Committees; txxv. 464.—Lxxx. 511.—Lxxxvi. 919, 
&amp;c. ———— Before Select Committees on Bills; ixx1x. 383.— 
LXxxIl, 511,.—.Lxxx11l. 210.—Lx xxv. 637.—LXxXxvIl. 218.—LxxxIx. 
377.—xc1. 709, &amp;c.———On_ re-committed Bills; txxxv. 480. 
———Taken before Select Committees on Bills, at the expense 
of the Parties, if they think fit ; txx1x. 521.—Lxxx. 405.—Lxxxv1. 


685.—Lxxxvill. 134.—xcu. 98, &amp;c.——Minutes of Evidence 
on a Bill communicated from the Lords; xc1. 765. 


Bills: 
2. xxv. 150. xc. 25, &amp;c.————As amended ; txxv. 207. 
xci. 66, a ak Abstract; uxxxv. ane. On | Journals of the House, with Index thereto: 
Re-commitment ; txxv. 366.—Lxxx. 447.—cxxx1x. 157, Kc. 4. Lxxv. 123. xci. 16, &amp;e. General Index to the 
As amended by the Committee, before the Report was received ; Journals, a, p. 1801-1820; ixxx. 641. 
LXXXVIII. 693.———As amended by the Committee, and on the Letters: 
Report ; LXXXVIII. 711.————-As amended by former Committee, 5. From the Lord Chancellor and a Member, respecting the 
after being re-committed ; LXXXVIII. 636.———As amended by Committal of the latter for Contempt; xc. 4. 
a Select Committee on a re-committed Bill; txx1x. 396.——— 
As amended after further Consideration of Report put off; rxxv. | Petitions: 
447.—Lxxvul. 392.—LXxxx1lI. 484.—.Lxxxvi. 608, &amp;e. 6. 
After Order for Ingrossment; txxv. 217.—Lxxvil. 92.—LXxIx. 
376.—LXxx1l. 473.—.Lxxxv. 556.—xci. 535, &amp;e. At the 
Expense of the Parties; ixxxv. 553.—xci1. 127.—xcu. 436. 
———Of one of the Parties; txxxvi. 893. As _ingrossed, 
at the Expense of the Parties; xc11. 443.——Clause offered on . ' ' 
Third Reading, after Debate adjourned on Question for reading 7. UExv. apes som. 35, ke. With Appendixes 5 —* 
the same a Second Time; xci. 485.—-——With Lords’ Amend- 126. xcil. 601, ke. Without the Minutes of Evidence ; 
ments; Lxxvit. 402.—uxxxix. 554, &amp;c.—=—As amended by the LXXXI. 390.——— Without the Appendix; Lxxx1. 362.———Re- 
Lords ; uxxx11. 400.—.xxxv. 576,—=—— Lords’ Aemmeiieeettn t ports communicated from the Lords; Lxxvi. 496.—Lxxxul. 517, 
Bills; txxvi. 380.—Lxxxvuil. 373.—xcu. 508, &amp;c. To Bills 518.—xcu. 487, &amp;e. 
of a former Session; txxx. 504.—Lxxxvii. 417.—1xxx1x. 548.— | Resolutions: 
xcl, 360, 523, Lords’ Reasons for insisting on their Amend- 8. 
ments to a Bill, and for disagreeing to Amendments of the Com- 
mons; xci. 682.—xcu. 512. 646.——Lords’ Bills; txxv. 453. 
xcu. 199, &amp;c, Lords’ Bills, as amended ; txxx1. 225,— 

LXXXxvi. 449.—xc1. 390, &amp;c.——— Bill brought from the Lords, 
17 May 1726; txxxu1. 21.———Reports from Committees on Sermons: 
Railway Bills; xc1. 366. 384.—xcu. 139.——— Report from 9. Preached before the House; txxxv. 499.—1Lxxxvit. 211. 
Committee on Petition for a Bill; txxxv. 259.——Report 
from the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xc11. 
100.——The Preamble of a Bill, together with Evidence, &amp;c., 
at the Expense of the Parties; xc1. 338.———Sessional Lists of 
Members to serve on Committees on Petitions for Private Bills, 
and on Private Bills; txxxu. 341.—xcu. 17, &amp;c. 


LXxv. 156. xcul. 94, &amp;c.———Petitions complaining of 
Undue Elections and Returns ; txxxu. 27.—LxxxVI. 43.—LXx XXVIII. 
18.—xc. 18.———— Petitions presented in a former Session; 
LXXXIV. 383,—LXXXVI1I. 462.—LXxxvIII. 190.—Lxxx1x. 23. 40. 


Reports : 


Of the House; txxv. 120.—Lxx1x. 7.—xctt. 8, kc. 

Of Committees of the Whole House; txxvu. 66.—Lxx1x. 537, 
538.—LXXXIl. 352.—LXXXxIl. 427.—-LxxXIVv. 240,—Lxxxv. 398, Kc. 
Of Select Committees; txxvu. 56. 


Speeches : 

10. Of Mr. Speaker on reprimanding Persons, to be entered in 
the Journals; .txxv. 431.—xc. 391, &amp;c.———In addressing Per- 
sons at the Bar; xc. 391. 403. 409. 547, &amp;.————In admonish- 
ing Persons; Lxxxvil. 294. 365.-———What Mr. Speaker has 

all said, ordered to be printed in the Votes of this Day, and entered in 
Evidence : the Journal; txxxvul. 535. 568. 
3. Minutes of Evidence, Proceedings, &amp;c., taken before Com- 
mittees of the Whole House; uxxvi. 278. 286.—1xxx. 600.— | Votes and Proceedings: 
UXXXI, 76.—-LXXXII. 473.—LXXXIIIL, 122.—LXxXxv. 249,—LXXXIXx. 1l. wxxv. 110. xcu, 8, &amp;e. 





II. Orders for Re-printing various Matters : 


Aecounts and Papers : 
12. Presented in a former Session; xxv. 138.—Lxxvitt. 408. 


| Evidenee—continued. 

| 

} 
——LXXX. 259.—LXxxi. 76.—Lxxx1l. 41.—Lxxx1v. 142.—xc. 505, | 


Committee; txxxm. 602.—Lxxxvinl. 571.——Taken before 2 


Committee of the Whole House in the same Session; txxxu. 602. 
&amp;e. Parts of Accounts and Papers; txxxu. 51. Ap- 


pendix to Abstract of Returns, presented in a former Session; 
LXXXxI. 279. 


Reports : 
14. Of a former Session; txxvi. 269.—.Lxx1x. 349,—Lxxx1I. 
360.—.LxxxIV. 142.—.Lxxx1x. 467, &amp;c.———- From a Committee of 


Evidence : | Secrecy; ixxx1. 38. 


13. Minutes of Evidence taken in a former Session; At the | Resolution : 
Bar of the House; txxxu. 478.——Taken before a Select | 15. Of a Select Committee of a former Session; txxvu. 56. 


IIL. Incidental 








PRINTING—— PRIVATE BILLS. 





939 











III. Incidental Proceedings : 
Orders for Printing discharged: 


16. Accounts and Papers; txxv. 464.—.xxxi1. 207.—xcI. 





104, &amp;c. For printing detailed Account; Abstract to be 
printed; Lxxxvir. 289. Bills; uxxx. 311. 514.—.xxx111. 
481.—xcl. 572.———Report from Committee ona Railway Bill ; 
Notice not having been given inthe Private Bill Office; xc1. 274. 
Reports ; txxxv. 649. 








17. Select Committee appointed to assist Mr. Speaker in all 
matters which relate to the Printing executed by Order of the 
House, and for the purpose of selecting and arranging for printing 
Returns and Papers, &amp;c.; xc1. 16.—xcu1. 17. 


IV. Questions Negatived and Superseded, and Motions Withdrawn : 


(1.) Questions Negatived : 

18. For Printing Bills; txxvi. 171.—.xxvu. 9.——Evi- 
dence taken at the Bar of the House on a Complaint; txxvi. 335. 
———Petitions; ixxvi. 92. 504.—.Lxxvill. 458.—Lxxxvi. 203. 
674.—Lxxxvil. 189, &amp;c.— —The Names subscribed to a Peti- 
tion; Lxxx11. 106. 


(2.) Question Superseded : 
19. That a Petition be printed; txxxvut. 588. 


(3.) Motions Withdrawn : 


20. For printing Accounts and Papers; .Lxxx1v. 384.—— 





(3.)—Motions Withdrawn—continued: 
For printing Evidence taken at the Bar; uxxvi. 335.———Evi- 
dence of a Member before a Select Committee verbatim from the 
Short-hand Writer’s Notes; xc1. 130.——For printing Peti- 
tions; LXXviI. 448.—.Lxxx. 190.—Lxxxul. 44.—.xxxvi. 20, &amp;c. 
For printing Petitions in the Votes; xc. 441. 


See Accounts and Papers, 4773-4796. 6609, 6610. Bills, 
619-628. Committees, 1051-1053. 1238. Conferences, 34. 
Evidence, 8.18;19. Petitions, 1662. Speaker. Supply, 
507-527. 











Prints &gt;——See Copyright, 3. 


Prisons *——See Addresses, 992. Committees, 1488. Gaols. 
Reports, 213. Supply, 528. 


Prisoners : Bills relative to : 

1. To regulate the Allowances on conveying Persons charged 
with Felonies and Misdemeanors; Ordered, uxxx11. 422. Pre- 
sented; printed; 434. Further Consideration of Report put off 
for Three Months; Bill, as amended, printed; 484. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 

2. To amend an Act of the Scottish Parliament, relative to 
the Aliment of Poor Prisoners; Ordered, txxx. 375. Presented; 





Prisoners : Bills relative to—continued. 


printed; 381. As amended, printed, 449. Re-committed, 472: 
Passed, 501. Bill sent to the Lords by mistake; Message to the 
Lords requesting it may be returned; 512. Report of its having 
been received back, 513. nk. a. 586. 


3. Motion for leave to bring ina Bill to exempt Magistrates of 
Royal Burghs in Scotland from the Maintenance of Prisoners 
committed to Gaols within Burgh, otherwise than by their own 
warrants, or for offences beyond their jurisdiction; Withdrawn; 
xc. 411. 


See Addresses, 993, 994. 
1054. 1263. Debtors. 


Capital Crimes. Committees, 
Gaols. Petitions, 1663. Rescue. 














Private Bills, Private Bill Office, and 
Private Business. 








1. Bills relative to Private Bills; 1, 2. 
I]. Resolutions and Incidental Proceedings ; 3—19. 





I. Bills relative to Private Bills : 


1. Toestablish a Taxation of Costs on Private Bills in the 
House of Commons; Ordered, xxx. 525. Presented; printed ; 
539. Bill, as amended, to be printed, 579. k. a. 627. 


2. To establish a Taxation of Costs on Private Bills in the | 


House of Lords, and to prohibit all Persons from practising as 
Parliamentary Agents, who shall not be duly authorised for that 
purpose; From the Lords, txxxu. 568. Read; printed; 571. 
Passed, with Amendments, 599. R. a. 610. 


II. Resolutions and Incidental Proceedings : 


3. Motion, That the present distribution of Counties for the 
purpose of forming Committees on Private Bills, prepared under 
the direction of the Speaker some years ago, has, from the great 
inequality of the numbers of Members contained in each List, and 
from other causes, been found ill-suited to the object for which it 
was framed, and suggesting a new distribution of the Counties; 
Debate thereon adjourned ; txxx.593. Debate further adjourned, 
605. 613. 618, 619. Motion renewed, and Debate thereon ad- 
journed; txxx1. 147. Debate further adjourned, 171. Resumed, 
200. Motion withdrawn, 200. Ten Resolutions agreed to rela- 
tive to the forming of Committees; Appointment of Committee of 
Appeals and Votes of Members; 258, 259. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 





4. Committee of Appeals on Private Bills appointed ; txxxr1. 
42.—Lxxx1lr. 11.—LxXxxivV. 16.—Lxxxv. 10.—Lxxxvi. 541.— 
LXXxv1I. 20.—LX XXVIII. 20.—LXXXIX. 13.—xcl1. 546. 


5. Resolution relative to the distribution of Counties in the 
several Lists, for the purpose of forming Committees on Petitions 
for Private Bills, &amp;c., and concerning the appointment of a Com- 
mittee of Appeals; txxx. 41. Mr. Speaker acquainted the 
House that he had caused Lists to be prepared accordingly, 122. 
To be printed, 341. 


6. Resolution, That after any Committee on a Petition for a 
Private Bill, or on a Private Bill, shall have been formed accord- 
e ing 


940 


PRIVATE BILLS, &amp;c. 


PRIVILEGES. 








II. Résolutions and Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


ing to the new distribution of Counties, individual Members may 
be added upon application to the House; and no Member shall 
have a voice in such Committee, unless he shall have been origi- 
nally included in the Lists, or have been specially appointed after- 
wards ; Lxxx11. 201. 

7. Resolutions (28th November) read; Motion made, and 
Question proposed, That the Party or Parties complaining, shall, 
previous to the appointment of a Select Committee, to be chosen 
by Ballot from the Committee of Appeals, deposit with the Clerk 
of the Fees £.500 for the Payment of Costs; Debate thereupon 
adjourned; uxxxu. 76. Order for resuming Debate discharged, 
168. 

8. Resolutions (28th November) read; Motion, That no pro- 
ceeding shall be had upon any Petition so referred to a Select 
Committee, unless the Petitioner or Petitioners shall within Two 
Days enter into a Bond or Obligation for the Payment of Costs ; 
Motion for adjourning Debate, Neg.; Resolution agreed to; 
LXxxi1. 178. 

9. Motion made, and Question proposed, That all Private 
Bills, directed to be printed by the Standing Orders, shall have 
the Blanks filled up in Black Letter, &amp;c.; Debate thereupon 
adjourned ; rxxx1. 568. Order for resuming Debate discharged, 
582. 

10. Motion made, and Question proposed, That all Private 
Bills, directed by the Standing Orders to be printed, shall have 
the Blanks filled up in Italics, &amp;c.; Debate thereupon adjourned 
for One Month ; Proposed Resolutions to be printed; txxx11. 582. 

11. Resolutions which, upon 30th July 1834, were reported 
from the Select Committee on Private Bill Fees, read :—Resolu- 
tions, That it being required by the Standing Orders of this 
House, that all Private Bills, except Naturalization and Name 
Bills, be printed, and printed Copies thereof delivered to the 
Members before the First Reading, it is not necessary to continue 
the practice of presenting a Manuscript Copy of Bills required to 
be printed:—That, in lieu of such Manuscript Copy, a Bill 
printed on large Paper, of a size to be determined upon ‘by Mr. 
Speaker, be presented to the House, with a cover of Parchment 
attached to it, upon which the Title of the Bill is to be written :— 
That Five Copies of the Bill, printed on Paper of the same size, 
and interleaved with Blank Paper, be deposited at the Private 
Bill Office, for the use of the Committee on the Bill, and for the 
Report; xcr. 819. That the Amount of all Rates, Tolls and other 
Matters now left Blank in Private Bills, when presented to the 
House, be inserted in Italics in the printed Bills, 820. 

12. Resolution, That Notice in writing of the Day proposed 
for the Third Reading of every Private Bill be given One clear 
Day before such Third Reading ; txxxiv. 262. 


13. Resolution in Session 1831, That the time between the 
First and Second Reading, and the Second Reading and Com- 
mittee of Private Bills, whereupon any proceedings were pending 
on the Dissolution of the last Parliament, and which, according 
to the Standing Orders of this House, require Seven Days, be 
shortened to Three Days during the present Session of Parlia- 
ment, the Parties giving the regular Notices in the Private Bill 
Office ; Lxxxvi. 526. 


14. Resolution in Session 1831, That all Petitions presented 
in the last Session of Parliament against Private Bills, and which 
were referred to the Committees on such Bills, be referred té 
the Committees on the same Bills in the present Session of Par- 
liament ; Lxxxvi. 525. 


15. Motion, That it be an Instruction to all Committees on 
Private Bills to make Provision, that all the Expenses incurred 
in furnishing Abstracts of Titles to Estates, and in proving the 
same, shall be borne by the Parties requiring such proof; Debate 
thereupon adjourned ; xc1. 319. Further adjourned, 332. De- 
bate resumed ; Question amended, and Order, That it be referred 
to the Committee sitting on Railways, to consider whether it be 
advisable to make any and what Regulations with respect to the 
charge of proving the Title to Lands being borne by the Parties 
soliciting Railway or other Private Bills, 340. 


16. Motion for appointing a Select Committee to inquire into 
the Mode of conducting Private Business in this House, and the 
Fees paid thereon; also the Fees paid on the Trial of Controverted 
Elections; Debate thereon adjourned; txxx111. 330. 


17. Resolution, with Table of Fees, appointed to be taken on 
Taxation of Costs on Private Bills under Act 6 Geo. IV. ; txxxrv. 
36. 


18. Table of Fees to be taken in the Private Bill Office ; 
Ordered to lie on the Table; txxxv. 147. Agreed to, 655. 


19. Leave granted to deposit Maps, Plans, Lists, Estimates, 
Sections of Levels and Papers, &amp;c. in the Private Bill Office ; 
LXXV. 221.—.Lxxvill. 113. 163.—Lxx1x. 97, &amp;c.——Duplicate 
Map or Plan ordered to be deposited; txx1x. 97.———Leave 
granted to amend Plan deposited in the Private Bill Office, so 
that it may correspond with the Plans deposited with the Clerk of 
the Peace; ixx1x. 69. Leave granted to make Application 
to the Conservators of a River Navigation, and to the Overseers 
of the Poor of certain Parishes, and a List of Assents, Dissents, 
&amp;c. to be deposited in the Private Bill Office; txxix. 120. 


See Bills, 460, &amp;c. Committees, 527. 1056-1062. 
1-24. 79, 80. Petitions, 1665. Reports, 214. 


Orders, 











Privileges. 





I. Committee of Privileges; 1, 2. 
II. Incidental Proceedings ; 3—6. 


III. Questions and Previous Questions Negatived, and Motions 
Withdrawn ; 7—13. 





Il. Committee of Privileges : 


1. Appointed at the beginning of each Session; Days ap- 
pointed for their Sitting ; all who come to have Voices, &amp;c.; txxv. 
109.—LXxVI. 6.—LXXVII. 7.—LXXVII. 5.—LXXIX. 6.—LXxx. 6.— 
LXXXI. 6.——-LXXXu. 9.— LXXXIII. 7.—LXXXIV. 9.—LXXxv. 8.— 
EXXXVI. 7. 524.—.Lxxxvir. 6. (Not appointed at the beginning 
of the Session after 1832, Vol. txxxvit.) 

2. Instructions to the Committee to sit upon a particular Day, 
at a particular Hour, and proceed upon a Matter referred to 
them ; In the case of Mr. Robert Christie Burton; uxxv. 231. 
Report, 243.——_—Freemen of Carlisle, respecting the Introduc- 





tion of the Military; .xxvi. 170. 206. Report, 230.———A 
Member being summoned to serve on a Jury; 1xxx1. 82. Re- 
port and Resolutions agreed to, Nem. con., 87.———Committal 
of a Member by the Lord Chancellor (Mr. Long Wellesley) ; 
LXxxvi. 668. Report, 699. 701, p.———Committee appointed ; 
To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Instruction to meet 
on the Morrow (Examiner Newspaper; Charge by Mr. Hill 
against Mr. Sheil); txxx1x. 17. Report, 30, Pp. Committal 
of a Member by the Lord Chancellor (Mr. Edmund Lechmere 
Charlton) ; xc. 16. Report, 56. (P. 57.) 


Il. Incidental 








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wo 


PRIVILEG ES——PROMISES. 








II. Incidental Proceedings : 


3. The Speaker, on being approved of by His Majesty, lays 
Claim to all the ancient Rights and Privileges of the House; At 
the Beginning of New Parliaments; uxxv. 109.—.xxx11. 8.— 
LXXXVI. 7. 523.—LXXxvill. 5.—xc. 5. 

4. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, that a Member had 
been assaulted in the Lobby, and that he had committed Robert 
Gourlay to the Custody of the Serjeant, and doubts being enter- 
tained of his Sanity; Ordered, That he do stand committed ; 
Lxx1x. 483. Mr. Speaker communicates a Letter from Dr. Monro 
and Sir George L. Tuthill, 491. 

5. Resolution, That Robert Poer Trench Pilkington having 
presumed to counterfeit a Petition, and having transmitted the 
same to a Member to present it to the House, and who presented 
it accordingly, has been guilty of a High Breach of Privilege; 
Motion, That he be committed to Newgate; Motion, That he be 
taken into the custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms, in order to his 
being brought to the Bar; .txxx. 445. The Serjeant-at-Arms 
reports that he had taken him into Custody; Ordered to be 
brought to the Bar ; Brought to the Bar accordingly ; Resolution 
read; Robert Poer Trench Pilkington heard ; confessed his Error ; 
Ordered to stand committed to the Custodv of the Serjeant-at- 
Arms; 455. Petition praying to be discharged, 469. To be 








brought to the Bar forthwith in order to his being reprimanded 
and discharged ; Reprimanded, and to be discharged on the pay- 
ment of his Fees; 470. Petition for Remission of his Fees; Fees 
to be remitted ; 470. 


6. Report from Select Committee on Petitions complaining of 
Names having been forged to the Athlone Election Petition, 
read ; Resolution, That Thomas Flanagan having been privy to 
and cognizant of the Forgery, has been guilty of a High Breach 
of the Privileges of the House; Ordered to be taken into the 
Custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms, in order to his being brought to 
the Bar, and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants accordingly ; 
LXxxul. 561. Serjeant informs the House that he had taken 
Thomas Flanagan into his Custody; Ordered to be brought to 
the Bar; 577. Speaker acquaints the House, that he had re- 
ceived a Letter from Thomas Flanagan ; Letter and a Note to the 
Serjeant-at-Arms, read; The Deputy Housekeeper examined ; 
581. Thomas Flanagan brought to the Bar, and having addressed 
himself to the House upon the subject of the Forgery; Entry in 
Votes read; Thomas Flanagan committed to Newgate, and Mr. 
Speaker to issue his Warrants accordingly; 582. Petition of 
Thomas Flanagan to be discharged, 595, P. 


III. Questions and Previous Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn: 


7. That a Paper, intituled “ Flindell’s Western Luminary,” of 
July 10th 1820, is a Breach of the Privileges of the House; 
Withdrawn, xxv. 477. 


8. That it is the Opinion of this House, that any Person break- 
ing open, detaining or suppressing any Letters addressed to Mem- 
bers of this House is guilty of a Breach of Privilege ; Prev. Ques. 
Neg., LXxviI. 60. 

9. That Mr. Speaker do communicate Resolution to Mr. Hope, 
that he is guilty of a Breach of the Privileges of the House ; 
Withdrawn, txxvu. 432. (Courier, 1822. 

10. That the course adopted by a certain portion of the House- 
holders of the Parish of St. James, Westminster, in holding out 
the threat of withholding the payment of the Rates and Taxes, is 
a daring violation of the Privileges of Parliament, and a most 
improper attempt to intimidate its Members in the discharge of 
their duty, mischievous as to example, and pernicious as to effect 





and precedent, txxxvi. 912. Amendment proposed, but not 
made; Main Question again proposed, and withdrawn; 913. 


11. For reading the Orders of the Day to supersede Motion 
for referring Complaint against “ The Examiner” Newspaper to 
the Committee of Privileges; Negatived, txxx1x. 17. 

12. That the Report from the Select Committee on Inns of 
Court (Mr. Harvey’s Claim) be referred to a Committee of Privi- 
leges; Negatived, txxxrx. 518. 

13. That it is contrary to the Independence, a Breach of the 
Privileges, and derogatory to the Character of the House of Com- 
mons for any of its Members to become the paid Advocate in 
Parliament for the conduct there of either public or private 
Affairs of any portion of His Majesty’s Subjects; Prev. Ques. Neg., 
xcl. 598. 

See Committees, 1063-1070. Complaints. Members, 5. 94. 
Parliamentary Papers. 








Privy Council : 


1. Bill for the better Administration of Justice in His Majesty’s 
Privy Council; From the Lords, xxxvit. 301. Read; printed ; 


346. Instruction to make Provision for paying two retired Judges | 


who shall attend the Sittings of the Judicial Committee of Privy 
Council, 452. Bill, as amended, printed, 462. Re-committed, 
618. Passed, with Amendments, 640. Amendments agreed to 
by the Lords, 660." R. a. 670. 


2. Motion for presenting an Address for an account of all 
Salaries, Profits, Pay, Fees and Emoluments, whether Civil or 
Military, from 5 January 1829 to 5 January 1830, held and en- 
joyed by each of the Members of His Majesty’s Privy Coancil ; 
Amendment proposed, txxxv. 425. Main Question, as amended, 
put and agreed to, 426. 


See Accounts and Papers, 4807-4810. Addresses, 63. 1013. 
Committees, 528, 529. Supply, 530. 


Privy Gardens Improvements :—see Pa- 


vings, 4. 


Privy Seal :—Bill to extend the Provisions of Act 57 
Geo. III. c. 63, for regulating the Offices of Clerks of the Signet 
and Privy Seal; “Ordered, txxxvit. 329. Presented ; printed ; 
330. R. a. 430. See Accounts and Papers, 4811-4815. Ad- 
dresses, 1014-1016. Supply, 533. 


Pr 1Z€S :——Bill to extend the Provisions of Acts 47 Geo. III. 
ce. 47, and 48 Geo. III. c. 100, to all cases of Capture ; Ordered, 
Lxxvill. 395. Presented; printed; 395. R.a.471. See Army, 
8,9. East India Affairs, 2, 3. Navy,4. Petitions, 692. 848. 
1667. 


Probates :——See Accounts and Papers, 2244. 2406. 3420, 
6407. Addresses, 1360. Petitions, 1668. Transmission of Pro- 
perty. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Proclamations -——For dissolving the Old and calling 
New Parliaments, txxv. 105.—Lxxxtl. 2.—Lxxxvi. 2. 519.— 
LXXXVIIL. 2.—xC. 2. See Accounts and Papers, 4186, 4816- 
4824. Addresses, 1017. 1432. Supply, 534, 535. 


Proctors :—Bill to explain and amend Act 38 Geo. III. c. 39, 
relative to the Bills of Costs of Proctors; Ordered, txxrx. 230. 
Presented; printed; 234. Rr. 4.370: See Accounts and Papers, 
4825-4827. 


Procurators (Scotland) :—Bills relative to: 


1. Toenable Procurators or Solicitors before the inferior Courts 
in Scotland, or the Partners of such Persons, who shall hereafter 
be chosen Magistrates in any Burgh or Town in Scotland, to act as 
Justices of the Peace in the Counties in which such Chief Magis- 
trates may be ex officio in the commission of the Peace; Ordered, 
Lxxxvill. 560. Presented ; printed; 565. Committee put off for 
Six Months, 595. 

2. To vest in the Crown the Appointment of Procurators Fiscal 
in the Sheriff’s Courts in Scotland; Ordered, txxxvin. 567. 
Presented; printed; 583. Bill, as amended, printed, 676. Fur- 
ther Consideration of Report put off for Six Months, 711. 
Another Bill; Ordered ; presented ; printed; Lxxx1x.72. Second 
Reading deferred, 567. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 
572. 

See Accounts and Papers, 4828. Addresses,1018. Sheriffs’ 
Courts, 5. 


Prohibition and Mandamus :—Bill to im- 


prove Proceedings in Prohibition and on Writs of Mandamus ; 
From the Lords, txxxvi. 138. Read; printed; 138. R. a. 464, 


Promises and Engagements :—For rendering 
a written Memorandum necessary to the validity of certain Pro- 
mises and Engagements; From the Lords, txxxmi. 221. Read ; 
printed; 221. Passed, with an Amendment, 280. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 299. R. a. 333. 





Promisso ry 
FE 





942 


PROMISSORY—- PUBLIC BUSINESS. 








Promissory Notes: Bills relative thereto: 


1. For further continuing Act 37 Geo. III. for suspending the 
operation of Act 17 Geo. III. for restraining the negociation of 
Promissory Notes and Bills of Exchange in England ; Ordered, 
Lxxvul. 361. Presented, 383. Petition of James Fergusson, 
against, 411, Pp. R.A. 446. 

2. To limit, and after a certain period to prohibit, the Circula- 
tion of Promissory Notes in England; Ordered, uxxx1. 44, 
Presented, 51. Petition of William Cobbett relative thereto, 
82, p. Bill, as amended, printed, 82. Petition of William Cob- 
bett, for the insertion of a Clause, 97, P. Bill, as amended, printed, 
113. R. A. 198. 

3. To restrain the Negociation within England of Promissory 
Notes and Inland Bills of Exchange under a limited Sum, issued 
by Bankers and others in Scotland or Ireland; Ordered, txxxu1. 
405. Presented; printed; 411. As amended, printed, 439. 
Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 529. R. a. 534. 

Petitions for the Insertion of a Clause in the above Bill for 
permitting a Circulation of Notes under £.5 of Scottish Banks 
within Berwick-upon-Tweed ; Of Mayors, Bailiffs and Burgesses 
of; and of Inhabitants of Berwick-upon-Tweed ; txxx111. 493, P. 

4. For declaring the Law in relation to Billsof Exchange and 
Promissory Notes; Ordered, txxxu1. 240. Presented ; printed; 
268. As amended, printed, 336. Re-committed; reported, and, 
as amended, printed, 347. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 406. 
R.A. 411. 


Treland : 


- 


5. To regulate the Negociation of Promissory Notes and Bank 
Post Bills in Ireland; Ordered, txxv. 454. Presented, 458. 
Reported, and, as amended, printed ; further Consideration of Report 
put off for a Month; 466. Not proceeded in. 

6. For repealing certain Acts and amending the Laws relating 
to Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes in Ireland ; Ordered, 
LXxxi. 93. Presented; printed; 113. As amended, printed, 
207. Re-committed, 318. pr. a. 448. 


7. For making Promissory Notes payable at the places where 
they are issued in Ireland; Ordered, 1xxxm1. 370. Presented; 
printed ; 379. As amended, printed, 434. Petitions against ; 





Promissory Notes: Bills—continued. 


Ireland—continued. 
From, Merchants and Traders of Londonderry, 457, rp. Lundy, 
E. Foot, Secretary to the Chamber of Commerce of Dublin, 
477, Pp. Bill re-committed, 458. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
552. R.A. 554. 

8. Motion made, and Question proposed, That Leave be given 
to bring ina Bill to restrain the Negociation within England of 
Promissory Notes and Inland Bills of Exchange, under a limited 
sum, issued by Bankers and others in Scotland or Ireland; 
Amendment proposed; ixxx1. 394. Debate adjourned, 395, 
Debate resumed ; Motion agreed to, and Bill ordered; 405. See 
supra, 3. 

See also Accounts and Papers, 612. 3531. Bankers. Bills 

of Exchange. Committees, 1071. Petitions, 162, &amp;c. 
Reports, 215. Stamps and Stamp Duties, 15. 


Pr operty 2——See Larceny, 1. Transmission of Property. 


Pr operty Tax :—See Accounts and Papers, 4829. 
Assessed Taxes, 19. House and Window Tax. Petitions, 
1670. 


Protecting Duties -——See Union Duties. 


Provisions :——See Accounts and Papers, 4833. 6839. 
Customs, 27. Petitions, 1675. 


Prussia :—— Amendment proposed, and withdrawn, upon Mo- 
tion for reading the Order of the Day for reading 3° the Muni- 
cipal Corporations (Ireland) Bill, “ For an Address for Copies or 
Extracts of any Correspondence between the Secretary of State 
and the British Ambassador at Berlin, relating to the Commercial 
Confederation between the Kingdom of Prussia and other States 
in Germany,” xc. 557. See Accounts and Papers, 4835-4838. 
6700. Addresses, 1019, 1020. 


Public Affairs :——See Addresses, 1433. 1454. 








Public Business. 





I. Resolutions relative to Public Business, 1. 
II. Questions Negatived relative to Public Business, 2. 





I. Resolutions relative to Public Business: 


1. That with a view to prevent the Accumulation of Business at 
the End of the Session, and to insure a due consideration of Pub- 
lic Bills, it will be expedient to resolve that during the present 
Session there shall not be more than Twenty Orders of the Day 
for any Proceedings on Public Bills set down in the Order Book 
for any one Day (Resolution of Committee) ; txxv1. 146. Agreed 
to by the House, 166.———That, during the Remainder of the 
Session, Public Business in the House do commence at Half-past 
Four o’Clock, or sooner, in case Private Business and Petitions 
shall have been sooner disposed of; xc1. 634.———Amendment 
proposed, but not made, upon Motion for reading the Order of 





the Day for the Second Reading of the Exchequer Bills Bill, 
“ That it would materially tend to the convenience of Mem- 
bers, as well as to the ends of correct and impartial Legislation, 
that the Motions and Orders should be taken each Day in re- 
gular succession, as stated on the Notice Paper of the House, 
and that Measures be adopted for carrying that into effect, 
under the Direction and Sanction of Mr. Speaker,” xc1. 797. 

Appointing Time for taking the Ballot for entering the 
Names of Members on the Public Business List; xc1. 26.—— 
Relative to the Mode of appointing and transacting Business in 
Select Committees of the House; xcr. 30. 


Il. Questions Negatived relative to Public Business : . 


2. Motion, That no new Business be entered upon after the 
Hour of Eleven o’Clock at Night; Debate thereupon adjourned; 
xc. 23. Resumed; Question amended; Main Question, as 
amended, put and negatived ; 102.———Motion, That no Busi- 
ness, except Business of a formal and undisputed nature, be 
entered into after the Hour of Half after Eleven at Night; 
Question amended ; Main Question, as amended, Negatived ; 
xc. 9. 





For other matters relating to Public Business, See Accounts 
and Papers. Addresses. Amendments. Bills. Com- 
mittees. Complaints. Conferences. Debates. Divisions. 
Elections. Evidence. House. Instructions. Journals. 
King. Members. Messages. Motions. Notice. Oaths. 
Orders. Parliament. Petitions. Printing. Privileges. 
Questions. Reports. Resolutions. Speaker. Speeches. 
Supply; also the Subject Matter in the General Alphabet. 








Public 











PUBLIC-——QUEEN. 








Public Houses :—see Alehouses. 


Public Income and Expenditure :—see 


Public Institutions :—see Literary Institutions. 


Public Money :—Resolution, That the House will not 


Hotel Keepers. 
Petitions, 1680. 


Finance. 


proceed upon any Motion for an Address for Money, but in a 
Committee of the Whole House; To be made a Standing Order ; 
LXxvi. 101.———Motion made, and Question proposed, That it 
appears the Commissioners of Liquidation of Claims of British 





Publicans : 


Public Money—continued. 


Subjects against France did, by Orders from the Treasury, pay 
over several Sums to the Commissioners of Woods and Forests, 
amounting altogether to £.250,000, without any Communication 
to this House, and without any Vote or Address to authorize the 
same, &amp;c., txxx1. 468. Prev. Ques. Neg. thereupon; Motion 
made, and Question put, That the application of any Sum of 
unappropriated Money or Surplusages of Funds to Uses not 
voted or addressed for by Parliament, is a Misapplication of the 
Public Money, and a Violation of the Privileges of this House ; 
Ques. Neg. thereupon, 469. 





See Addresses, 1021. Petitions, 1676. 1680. 








Quakers : 


Quarantine : 


Quare Impedit Actions :—Bin to give Costs in 


Quarter Sessions :—see Accounts and Papers, 4848- 


Q. 


Queen Caroline—continued. 


1. Bill to make the Affirmation of Quakers admissible in 
Criminal Cases; Ordered, txxvim. 279. Presented, printed ; 
312. Second Reading deferred, 452. Not proceeded in. 


2. Bill to allow Quakers and Moravians to make Affirmation 
in all Cases where an Oath is at present required ;. Ordered, 
Lxxxvill. 365. Presented; printed; 372. As amended, printed, 
426. Re-committed, 445. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 666. 
R. A. 726. 


See Committees, 1074. Members, 19. 


1. Bill to repeal the several Laws relating to the Performance 
of Quarantine, and to make other Provisions in lieu thereof; 
Ordered, txxx. 164. Instruction to repeal the Laws relative to 
Quarantine, 206. Bill presented; printed; 254. r. a. 603. 


2. Motion, That it is inexpedient to subject Vessels placed in 
Quarantine to the Payment of the Fee of £.5. 14. 6. for their 
Order of Release by the Lords of the Privy Council; Prev. 
Quest. Neg. thereupon, txxxvi. 827. 

See also Accounts and Papers, 4841-4847. 6840. Addresses, 
1022. Committees, 530,531. Petitions, 1682. 


Actions of Quare Impedit; From the Lords, rxxx1x. 458. Read; 
printed; 487. Passed, with Amendments, 528. Amendments 
agreed to by the Lords, 532. R. a. 539. 


4854. Addresses, 1023-1026. Appeals. Indietments. Peti- 
tions. Sessions. Transmission of Property. 


Quays :—seec Docks. Thames Quay. 
Quebec :—see Canada. 
Queen -——See Addresses, 30.35. King. 


&gt; 
Qu een Anne's Bounty :——See Accounts and Papers, 
4855-4861. 6701-6703. Addresses, 1027-1029. 


Queen Caroline : 


1. Message from His Majesty, That he thinks it necessary, in 
consequence of the arrival of the Queen, to communicate to the 
House certain Papers respecting her Conduct since her departure 
from this Kingdom; Resolution for Address of Thanks for the 
Message, and to assure His Majesty that the House will proceed 
to take the same into their immediate consideration; Papers re- 
ferred to in the Message presented, sealed up; Message to be con- 
sidered on the Morrow; Papers to be kept in custody of the 
Clerk, sealed as they now are; txxv. 281. Communication from 
the Queen made to the House by Mr. Brougham, Her Majesty’s 
Attorney-General ; Message considered ; Motion, That the Papers 
referred to in the Message be referred to a Select Committee to 
consider the matter thereof, and to report the same, with their 
Observations ; Debate thereon adjourned ; 288. Further adjourned, 
296, 302. 319. 325. 339. 344. 356. Motion withdrawn for further 
adjourning Debate; Order for resuming Debate discharged ; 
412, 

2. Motion, That the House has learned with unfeigned and 
deep regret, that the late endeavours to frame an arrangement 
which might avert the necessity of a Public Inquiry into the 
Information laid before the Two Houses of Parliament, have not 
led to that amicable adjustment of the existing differences in the 
Royal Family which was so anxiously desired by Parliament and 





GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


the Nation, &amp;c.; Amendment proposed thereto, but not made; 
Main Question agreed to; Resolution to be laid before Her 
Majesty ; Four Members to attend Her Majesty therewith; txxv. 
344. Her Majesty’s Answer, declining to withdraw her Appeal 
to Public Justice, 352. 

3. Committee appointed to inspect the Lords’ Journals with 
relation to any Proceedings had respecting the Conduct of Her 
Majesty, and to make report thereof to the House; Three to be the 
Quorum ; Lxxv. 405. Report to lie on the Table, 411. Another 
Committee appointed ; Report to lie on the Table; 479. Motion, 
That a Committee be appointed to inspect the Lords’ Journals 
with relation to any Proceedings had respecting the Bill, intituled, 
“ An Act to deprive Her Majesty Caroline Amelia Elizabeth of 
the Title, Prerogatives, Rights, Privileges and Exemptions of 
Queen Consort of this Realm, and to dissolve the Marriage between 
His Majesty and the said Caroline Amelia Elizabeth ;’ Amend- 
ment proposed, to leave out from the word “ That,” in order to 
add the words “ An humble Address be presented to His Majesty, 
praying that he will be graciously pleased to prorogue the Parlia- 
ment,” instead thereof; Question, That the words proposed to be 
left out stand part of the Question, resolved in the Affirmative ; ' 
Main Question put; Committee appointed; 480. Report to lie 
on the Table, 481. Another Committee appointed, 482. Report 
to lie on the Table, 484. 

4. Leave given to Her Majesty’s Attorney and Solicitor Gene- 
ral, and to Dr. Lushington (Members of the House), to plead at 
the Bar of the House of Lords against the Bill now pending in 
that House concerning Her Majesty; and Leave given to His 
Majesty’s Attorney and Solicitor General to plead in favour of the 
said Bill; and said Leaves not in time coming to be drawn into 
precedent ; yxxv. 444. 

5. Motion for an Address for Copy of any Commission or In- 
struction issued by His Majesty’s Commands since tli+ Departure 
of Her Majesty the Queen from this Country in 1814, for taking 
Depositions relating to Her Majesty; Previous Question there- 
upon Negatived, xxv. 412. 

6. Motion for an Address for Copies of all Official Papers 
relating to the Service of Plate presented to Her Majesty in 1808 ; 
Withdrawn, ixxv. 457. Motion again made, and Negatived, 
464. 

7. Communication made to the House from the Queen by Her 
Majesty’s Attorney General; Lxxvi. 19. 

8. Motion, That the Order in Council of 12 February 1820, 
under which the Name of Her Majesty has been omitted in the 
Liturgy, appears to have been a Measure ill-advised and inexpe- 
dient; Motion, That the House do now adjourn; Agreed to, 
LXXxvi. 13. 

9. Motion, That it appears to this House that His Majesty’s 
Ministers, in advising the Measures which have led to the late 
Proceedings against the Queen, were not justified by any Political 
Expediency ; Debate thereupon adjourned, Lxxvi. 35. Resumed, 
and Question Negatived thereupon, 41. 

10. Motion, That the House having taken into consideration 
the circumstance of Her Majesty’s Name not being inserted in 
the Liturgy, and the numerous Petitions upon that subject, are of 
Opinion that her Name should be inserted therein; Negatived, 
LXXvI. 68. 

11. Motion relative to the Funeral of Her late Majesty; 
Question Negatived thereupon; txxvit. 86. 

See Accounts and Papers, 4862-4866. 6841. Addresses, 
25. Committees, 532, 533. 1264-1267. Complaints, 14. 
King, 2. Petitions, 1687. Questions, 41. Supply, 536- 
538. 


Queen 


944 





QUEEN——QUESTIONS. 





Queen Dowager :—Resolved, Nem. con. That a 
Message of Condolence be sent to Her Majesty, the Queen 
Dowager, on the melancholy occasion of the great loss which Her 
Majesty has sustained, and to assure Her Majesty of the deep 
sympathy and unabated respect which this House feels for Her 
Majesty ; certain Members appointed to wait upon Her Majesty 
with the said Message; xcu. 493. Her Majesty’s Answer, 618. 


‘ 


Queen’s (Caroline) Servants :—Bin for en- 
abling His Majesty to grant Pensions to the Servants of her late 
Majesty, Queen Caroline; Ordered, txxvu. 422. Presented, 430. 
Printed, 435. n. a. 474. 





See King, 4. 














Ques 


tions. 





Main Questions; 1—9. 
Questions Amended ; 10. 


Previous Questions; 11—96. 


1.—Resolved in the Affirmative ; 11—18. 
2.—Passed in the Negative; 19—72. 


3.—Previous Questions Withdrawn ; 73—96. 


Questions resolved in the Affirmative ; 97—267. 


1.—By the House; 268—657. 
2.—In Committee of the Whole House ; 658—6 


61. 


Questions passed in the Negative ; 268—661. . 


1.—By the House; 268—657. 
2.—In Committee of the Whole House ; 658—6 


VI. 


61, 


Incidental Proceedings ; 662—669. 





I. Main Questions : 


1. Main Questions put; rxxv. 213.—Lxxx. 103.—.Lxxxv. 598. 
—LXXXVI. 12. 749.—LXXXvil. 41.—LXXXIX. 28.—xc. 121.—xcll. 
96, &amp;c.———After Motion for Adjournment withdrawn ; txxv111. 
212.—Lxxxv. 339.—.Lxxxvi. 246.———After proposed Amend- 
ments withdrawn; LXXviitI. 481.—LxxXxvI. 154. 270. 638.—LXxXxxvll. 
278.—Lxxxvill. 10. 42.—.xxxix. 91.—xc. 40.———After pro- 
posed Amendment withdrawn, and after the House had been inter- 
rupted by a Message from the Lords; txxx. 471.———After 
previous Question resolved in the affirmative; Lxxv. 253.—.LxxvI. 
190. 438.—LxxviI. 319.—Lxxxvill. 462. 577.—LxXxxIx. 26.—xXCI. 
278.————After Motion for Adjournment negatived ; Lxxxv. 609. 
—LXXxxix. 382..———-After Motion for adjourning Debate with- 
drawn; Ltxxxv. 605.—Lxxxvi. 715. 896.— ——After Question for 
adjourning Debate negatived ; txxxvi. 734.—xcl. 448. After 
Question for reading the Orders of the Day negatived; Lxxx1x. 
17. After Motion for calling in a Person who attended at 
the Door withdrawn ; xc. 138. 


2. Main Questions put, and negatived; txxxix. 64. 296. 


3. Main Questions amended, put; txxvi. 335.—.Lxxvu. 256. 
—LXXIx. 48.—LXxxI. 61.—LxXxx1II. 121.—LXXXv. 582.—LxxxVI. 
84, 154. 770.—Lxxxvil. 5. 168.—LxXxxvill. 26.—Lxxx1x. 27.—xc. 
24.—xcl. 67. 283.—xcu. 157, &amp;e. Main Questions amended, 
put,—And negatived; Lxxx1x. 253.—xc. 9. 102.—xcI. 446. 


4. Main Questions proposed; Lxxxv. 582.—Lxxxvi. 171.— 
LXXxxIXx. 263, &amp;c.——— Main Question amended, proposed ; Lxxxv. 
605. 





II. Questions Amended : 


10. wxxv. 179.—Lxxvi. 397.—LXxxvIill. 


xc1. 9.—xci. 586, &amp;c. See Amendments, 1-18. 


Ill. Previous Questions : 


(1.)}— Resolved in the Affirmative: 
Agricultural Distress : 
11. That the several Petitions presented to this House, upon 


the subject of Agricultural Distress, be referred to a Select Com- 
mittee ; To report their Opinion, txxv. 253. 


Agricultural Horses :—See infra, 13. 





272.—LXxxix. 48.—LXXKXII. 


5. 


Main Questions again proposed,—After Motion for ad- 
journing Debates thereon negatived; Lxxxtx. 247. After 
Amendments proposed,—And not made to Questions; Lxxxv. 
40. 609.—LxxxviI. 913.—Lxxxvill. 143, &amp;.———After Amend- 
ments proposed and withdrawn ; Lxxxvitl. 407.—Lxxx1x. 77.—xc. 
260. 

6. Main Question again proposed,—And previous Question 
put and negatived ; Lxxxvitt. 407. 

7. Original Questions put,—After previous Questions proposed 
and withdrawn; xc. 304.—xci. 245.——After Question for 
adjourning the House negatived; xc. 436.———Afier Question 
for adjourning Debate negatived; xc. 502. 


8. Original Question again proposed,— After Question for 
adjourning the House negatived ; xc. 524. 530. After Ques- 
tion for adjourning Debate negatived; xc. 524. 530. 


In Committees of the whole House : 

9. Main Question put; Lxxxvim1. 466.———Main Question, as 
amended, put; LXxxvill. 536. Main Questions again pro- 
posed ; Lxxxvil. 476. 532.—xcir. 140, Original Question 
put ; LXxxv. 25. 85. 90.—LXxxvVI. 437,—LXXXVIII. 476.—LXXXIx. 82. 
195. 537.———After Motion made, That the Chairman do report 
progress; LXxxvil. 49. 227,———Original Question again pro- 
posed,—After a Motion made and Question negatived ; Lxxxv. 85. 
———-After Amendment proposed, but not made; Lxxxrx. 203. 
———Original Question again proposed,— After Motion with- 
drawn; Lxxxv. 85. 


92.—LxXxxv. 451.—LxXxxvil. 156.—Lxxxvill. 336.—xc. 330.— 


(1.)—Resolved in the Affirmative—continued. 
Criminal Laws : 


12. That the House will, at an early period in the next Session, 
take into their most serious Consideration the Means of increasing 
the Efficacy of the Criminal Laws; uxxvu. 319. 


Horses 








Ss 





QUESTION S—continued. 





III. Previous Questions—continued. 
(1.)—Resolved in the Affirmative—continued. 


Horses and Mules : : 
13. For Leave to bring in a Bill to repeal so much of Acts 
43 &amp; 52 Geo. III. as relates to the Duties on Horses and Mules 
employed in Agriculture ; txxvi. 438. 


Lord’s Day : 
14. For Leave to bring ina Bill to promote the Observance 
of the Lord’s Day; xc1. 278. 


Malt : 


15. For Leave to bring in a Bill for the Repeal of the Malt 
Tax ; Ordered, txxvr. 190. 


Offices: 

16. That it is the Opinion of this House, That the Reduc- 
tion of Taxation, and the Diminution of the Public Burthens, by 
every attention to economy, are objects of paramount importance, 
and that, in justice to the People who pay Taxes, all Sinecure 
Places, not merited by Public Services, should be abolished 
throughout the British Empire ; txxxvut. 577. 


Portugal : 

17. That an humble Address be presented to His Majesty, 
expressing to His Majesty the regret felt by this House at the 
continuance of Hostilities in Portugal, and their grateful acknow- 
ledgements of the judicious Policy which His Majesty has pur- 
sued with reference to the Affairs of that Country; txxxvu. 
462. 


Sinecures :—-See supra, 16. 


Smith, Mr. Baron : 

18. That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into the 
conduct of Mr. Baron Smith, in respect of his neglect of Duty as 
Judge, and the introduction of political topics in his Charges to 
Grand Juries; Lxxxix. 26. 


Taxation :—See supra, 16. 


(2.)—Passed in the Negative : 
Absentees :—See infra, 54. 


Adam, Mr. Baron :—See infra, 32. 


Advance of Capital :—See infra, 45. 


Army : 
19. Relative to the Establishment of the Army in 1792 and 
1821; Lxxvi. 160.—— Several Motions relative to Military Es- 
tablishments’; Lxxxvut. 528. See infra, 46. 


Banff Harbour :—See infra, 52. 
Berbice :—See infra, 65. 

Board of Control :—See infra, 30. 
Bombay :—See infra, 59. 


Canada: 

20. That a Majority of the Members of the Legislative Coun- 
cils of Upper and Lower Canada ought not to consist of Persons 
holding Offices at the pleasure of the Crown; and several other 
Motions; Ltxxxv. 476. 


Capital Punishment :—See supra, 26. 


Chancery, Court of : 

21. That the House will, early in the next Session of Parlia- 
ment, take into its consideration the present state of the Court 
of Chancery; Lxxvi. 396.———That it appears that notwith- 
standing the establishment of the Vice-Chancellor in 1813, some 
further steps are still necessary to advance the interests of the 
Suitors in Equity ; txxx111. 266, See infra, 31. 


China :—See infra, 30. 


Church in Ireland : 

22. That the Protestant Episcopal Establishment in Ireland 
exceeds the spiritual wants of the Protestant Population; and 
that it being the right of the State to regulate the distribution of 
Church Property in such manner as ‘Parliament may determine, 
it is the Opinion of this House, that the Temporal Possessions 
of the Church of Ireland, as now established by law, ought to be 
reduced ; LXxxix. 344, 


Civil List : 
23. For an Account, showing the Amount in Totals, which has 
been paid for each Class since 5 January 1815, in respect to the 
Charge of the Civil List, in each Year, from thence to 5 January 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1597.) 





(2.)—Passed in the Negative—continued. 


Civil List—continued. 


1820, and several other Accounts relating to the Civil List and 
His Majesty’s Revenues; txxv. 138, 139.———For an Account 
of the several Additions which were made during the Reign of 
His late Majesty to the Civil List, as settled by 1 Geo. III. c. 1; 


LXxv. 138. 


Corn: 


24. That Leave be given to bring in a Bill to amend Acts for 
regulating the Importation of Corn; txxviu1. 74.———That the 
House will resolve itself into a Committee to consider of the Corn 
Laws; Lxxx. 351. That the House will resolve itself into a 
Committee to consider the present state of the Corn Laws; Lxxxt. 
255. For the House to resolve itself into a Committee to 
consider of certain Acts relating to the importation of Corn; 
LXXxXxvi. 846.———That the present system of Corn Laws, founded 
upon a high and ever-varying Scale of Duty, while it fails in con- 
ferring permanent benefit on the Agricultural Interest, tends to 
cramp the Trade, and to impair the general Prosperity of this 
Country ; that an alteration in the principle of these Laws to one 
of a moderate Duty, fixed at all periods except those of extreme 
dearth, while it would indemnify the Agriculturist from the pecu- 
liar burthens to which he is subjected, would, by restoring the 
Commercial Relations between this Kingdom and the Corn export- 
ing Countries of the world, tend to improve the Trade, increase 
the Manufactures, and render more equable the price of Agricul- 
tural Produce; txxxvit. 407. 








Courts of Justice, Scotland :—See infra, 32. 


Courts of Justice, England : 


25. Relative to the Commissions appointed by His Majesty, on 
9 February 1815, to inquire into the state of the English Courts 
of Justice ; Lxxvi. 323. 


Criminal Laws: 


26. That it is expedient to take away the Punishment of Death 
in case of Larceny from Shops, Dwelling-houses and Navigable 
Rivers; Prev. Ques. Neg. upon that and several other Motions 
relative to the Criminal Laws; txxvut. 328. 


Debt, National :—See infra, 64. 


Demerara: 


27. Relative to the Trial and Condemnation of the late 
Rev. John Smith, Missionary at Demerara; txx1x. 484. See 
infra, 65. 


Distilleries : 


28. For laying before the House, Copy of the Report of the 
Excise Board of Ireland, containing their Observations on the 
Regulations proposed as to the Irish Distilleries; txxv. 466. 


Distress of the Labouring Classes : 


29. That a proportion of the able-bodied Population of the 
United Kingdom, who are dependent upon the wages of labour 
for their support, are now out of employment, and it is expedient 
that such measures should be adopted in the next Session of Par- 
liament as may furnish the most safe and effectual means of im- 
provement, &amp;c.; Lxxxiv. 379. 


East India: 


30. Thata Select Committee be appointed to inquire into the State 
of the Trade between Great Britain, the East Indies and China; 
LXxxIv. 301.———Relative to the Salary of ithe President of the 
Board of Control, and the laborious and peculiar Duties imposed 
upon him; ixxxvi. 878.———That the Monopolies of Salt and 
Opium exercised by the East India Company within the British 
Dominions in India, are incompatible with sound principle, and 
detrimental to the Agricultural and Commercial Interests of India ; 
and they ought, conformably to the expectations held out by the 
Ministers of the Crown, to be abolished as early as the same can be 
effected, without prejudice to the local Revenues of India; and 
several other Motions relating to the Trade of India; xcr. 665. 


Ellis, Thomas : 


31. That Thomas Ellis, Esq", a Master in Chancery, being 
elected and serving as Member for Dublin, cannot adequately dis- 
charge the Duties of a Master in Chancery in Ireland and a 
Member of the House; uxxvi. 139. 


Exchequer Court, Scotland : 


32. That the House doth agree with the Commissioners of 
Courts of Justice in Scotland, in that part of their Report relative 
to the Court of Exchequer, that Five Barons are more than ne- 
cessary,and that the Vacancy occasioned by Mr. Baron Adam's 
resignation ought not to have been filled up; Lxxv, 214. 

Excise :— 


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III. Previous Questions—continued. 
* (2.)\—Passed in the Negative—continued. 
Excise :—See supra, 28. 


Expenditure, Public :—See infra, 48. 60. 


Fast Day : 
33. Foran Address to appoint a Day to be set apart throughout 
this Kingdom for National Humiliation and Prayer; LXXxXxvI. 
246.———For presenting an Address for appointing a Day of 
Public Fasting and Humiliation; txxxvul. 53. 


First Fruits : 
34. Relative to the First Fruits of Ireland; txxvim. 187.— 
LXx1x. 414.—LxXxxI. 195.—-Lxxxv. 443. 


Four-and-a-Half per Cent. : 
35. Relative to the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Duties; ixxv1. 
375. 


French Claims :—See infra, 56. 


Imports and Exports : 
36. That it appears that considerable variation has taken place 
in the Official and Real Value of British and Irish Manufactures 
exported and imported from 1798 to 1830; Lxxxvi. 252.——— 


Several Motions relative to Imports and Exports; uxxxvil. 456. | 


458. 


Impressment : 

37. That it is the duty of this House to avail itself of the pre- 
sent period of profound peace to institute an Inquiry for the pur- 
pose of ascertaining whether some mode may not be devised for 
manning His Majesty’s Ships in time of War without recourse to 
the practice of forcible Impressment; Lxxxvu1l. 675. 


Ionian Islands: 
38. Relative to the Ionian Islands; txxvut. 265. 


Ireland : 
39. Relative to the melancholy details contained in His Ma- 


jesty’s Speech respecting the internal disquiet of certain Districts 
in Ireland; txxvi. 195. See infra, 45. 54. 71. 


Labouring Classes :—See supra, 29. 
Larceny :—See supra, 26. 


Letters : 

40. That it is the Opinion of the House, That any Person 
breaking open, detaining or suppressing any Letters addressed to 
Members of the House, is guilty of a Breach of Privilege; 
LXXvII. 60. 


Libel :—See infra, 69. 


Liturgy : 

41. For laying before the House Copies of all Collects or 
Litanies in the Public Liturgy of the Church, from James I. to the 
present time, in which the name of a Queen Consort has been 
inserted ; LXXxvi. 3. 


Malt : 

42. That in the Acts of Parliament relating to the Duties on 
Malt, passed in the Years 1725, 1760, 1779, 1780 and 1787, the 
principle was uniformly recognized of imposing only half the 
amount of Duty on Malt made in Scotland of what was imposed 
on Malt made in England; also, on several other Motions relating 
to the Duties on Malt; txxv. 403, 


Manchester : 

43. For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the 
Military Execution inflicted upon the peaceable and unarmed 
Multitude assembled in Manchester to petition for a Reform of 
Parliament, on the 16th August 1819; txxxvur. 197. 


Manufactures :—See supra, 24. 36. 
Master in Chancery :—See supra, 31. 


Members : 

44. That no Member shall vote for or against any question in 
which he has a direct pecuniary interest; txxx. 185. That 
it is contrary to the Independence, a Breach of the Privileges, and 
derogatory to the Character of the House of Commons, for any of 
its Members to become the paid Advocate in Parliament for the 
conduct there of either public or private affairs of any portion of 
His Majesty’s Subjects; xc1. 598. § See supra, 31. 40. 


Milan Commission :—See infra, 58. 


Munster and Connaught : 
45. Fora Committee of the Whole House to consider of an 
Address for an advance of Capital to Ireland, to be employed in 
Munster and Connaught; ixx:x. 321. 





(2.)—Passed in the Negative—continued. 
Naval and Military Sinecures : 
46. That it is the Opinion of this House, that the existence of 
Sinecure Offices and Offices executed by Deputy in the Army 


and Navy Departments, is unnecessary and inexpedient as a 
means of remunerating Public Services; uxxxvitt. 42. 


Navy: 
47. Relative to Promotions in the Navy; .xxvim. 409, 
——— Relative to the Number of Commissioned Officers in the 


Navy, and the Sum voted for Half Pay ; txxxu. 592. See 
supra, 37. 46. 


Newspapers :—See infra, 68. 


Offices, Public : 


48. That, with a view of more speedily relieving the Country 
from a Part of its Burthens, the Expenditure in Public Offices 
should be carefully revised, and, regard being had to the present 
Value of Money, the Amount of all Salaries to Public Officers 
should be reduced to that which they received in the year 1797; 
LXXXvI. 596. See supra, 46. 


Opium :—See supra, 30. 


Parliament, Houses of : 

49. That the Remains of St. Stephen’s Chapel be preserved 
until the Plans are delivered in, and the Report of the Commis- 
sioners is laid before Parliament ; xc. 559.———That, in order 
to secure to the Public the full benefit of Competition, and give 
the greatest Encouragement to Architects, it is expedient that the 
Designs should be publicly exhibited previous to their Examina- 
tion by the Commissioners appointed by His Majesty to select and 
classify the Plans; xc. 559. 


Parliaments, Duration of : 


50. That Leave be given to bring in a Bill for shortening the 
Duration of Parliaments; txxxviti. 595. 


Parliamentary Representation : 

51. That grievous Complaints are made, and manifestly ap- 
pear to be true, of undue Elections of Members to serve in Par- 
liament, and upon several other Motions relative to the Reform of 
Corrupt Boroughs ; ixxvi. 324.———Respecting the Number of 
Persons having a Right to vote for Counties; Previous Question 
Negatived upon that, and several other Motions relative to the State 
of the Representation of Counties in Scotland; txxv1. 329, —— 
Relative to the State of the Representation for Counties in Scot- 
land; txxvi. 329.———Relative to Persons having a Right to 
vote in Scotland ; rxxviit. 358. See supra, 43. 


Peterhead and Banff Harbour Piers: 


52. For an Address for issuing a Sum to the Commissioners 
of Highland Roads and Bridges, towards repairing the Damage 
done by a Storm in October last, to the unfinished Harbour Piers 
at Peterhead and Banff; txxv. 444. 


Poland : 


53. Relative to Treaties with Russia as affecting Poland; 
LXxxvil. 564.—-——That an humble Address be presented to His 
Majesty, that he will be graciously pleased not to recognize, or in 
any way give the sanction of his Government to the present 
Political State and Condition of Poland, the same having been 
brought about in Violation of the Treaty of Vienna, to which 
Great Britain was a Party ; txxxvul. 560. 


Poor (Ireland): 


54. For establishing Poor Laws in Ireland on the Principle 
of the 43 Elizabeth, with certain Alterations; txxxv. 407.——— 
That it is the Opinion of this House, That it is expedient and 
necessary to institute a legal Provision for the Poor of Ireland ; 
LXXxxVvI. 793. That it is expedient to establish a permanent 
Provision for the Suffering and Destitute Poor of Ireland, by a 
Levy upon all Real Property of that Part of the United King- 
dom, and more particularly upon that of the Absentees ; Lxxxvul. 
417. See supra, 45. 


Portugal : 

55. That prior to the 12th December 1828, Her Majesty Queen 
Donna Maria had been recognized as the legitimate Queen of 
Portugal ; That, on the said 12th December, the Island of Ter- 
ceira, part of the Dominions of the Queen of Portugal, was 
governed by Authorities in allegiance to Her Majesty, &amp;c.; 
LXXXxV, 343. 


President of Board of Control :—See supra, 30. 
Property Tax :—See supra, 54. 
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Public Money : 


Quarantine : 


Queen (Caroline) : 


Real Property :—See supra, 54. 


—_—_—_ 


III. Previous Questions—continued. 


(2.)—Passed in the Negative—continued. 


56. Relative to the Misapplication of Public Money (French 
Claims); txxxu11. 468. 


57. That it is inexpedient to subject Vessels placed in Quaran- 
tine to the Payment of the Fee of £. 5. 14. 6. for their Order of 
Release by the Lords of the Privy Council; uxxxvi. 827. 


58. For Copy of any Commission or Commissions or Instruc- 
tions issued by His Majesty’s Commands, since the departure of 
Her Majesty the Queen from this Country in 1814; For taking 
Depositions relating to Her Majesty; uxxv. 412. See supra, 41. 


Recorder’s Court, Bombay : 
59. For laying before the House Papers relative to the Re- 
corder’s Court of Bombay ; Lxxrx. 530. 


Revenue, Public: 

60. That with a view of accelerating the Period at which 
Relief may be afforded to the Country from a part of its Bur- 
thens, a continued and vigilant superintendence ought to be 
exercised over the Expenditure of the State, in all its Depart- 
ments; also, on several other Motions relative to the Public 
Revenues; txxv. 396, 397.———Relative to the Charges of col- 
lecting and managing the Public Revenue; txxvit. 101.——— 
That for the proper security of the Public Revenues, and for the 
purpose of giving to Parliament the authority and control which 
it ought to exercise, it is necessary that the Gross Receipts of all 
the Departments of Revenue should be paid into the Exchequer ; 
and that no Department be allowed to detain or to appropriate any 
Portion of the said Revenues without previous Parliamentary 
Sanction, and another Motion upon the same subject; xc. 478. 





Russia :—See supra, 53. 


Russian Dutch Loan: 
61. Respecting the Payment of the Russian Dutch Loan; 
LXXxvil. 53.—LXxxXIx. 385. 


Salaries :—See supra, 48. 


Salt: 


62. For Leave to bring in a Bill for the gradual Reduction of 
the Duties on Salt; rxxvm. 70. See supra, 30. 


Scotland :—See supra, 51. 


Shipping : 
63, That it appears by the Navigation Statements contained in 

the Annual Finance Accounts of the present year, that there is a 
diminution in the Trade or Employment of Shipping registered for 
the British Empire, which this House cannot view without con- 
cern, and will next Session inquire into the causes thereof; txxx111. 
446. 


Sinecure Offices :—See supra, 46. 


Sinking Fund: 
64. That by Resolutions voted in 1819, it was deemed expe- 
dient that an efficient Sinking Fund should be created to the 
amount of Five Millions, &amp;c.; txxvii1. 81. See supra, 68. 


Slaves : | 
65. Relative to the Protection of Slaves in Demerara and 
Berbice ; ixxx1. 266.———Relative to the Resolution of 15 May 
1823 regarding the Slave Trade ; Lxxx1. 374. ———That no human 
Legislature has any lawful power to abridge or destroy the natural 
rights of Life and Liberty, unless the Owner shall himself commit 
some criminal act that amounts to forfeiture ; Lxxxrv. 379. 


Smith, Rev. John :—See supra, 27. 
Stephen’s, St., Chapel :—See supra, 49. 
Supplies : 


66. Relative to the Estimated Amount of the Supplies in 1818, 
and for 1820, and relative to the Repeal of certain Taxes ; Lxxv1. 144. 


Swiss Cantons : 
67. Relative to the Charge of Ministers sent to the Swiss 


(2.)—Passed in the Negative—continued. 


Taxation : 


68. Relative to the present Amount of Taxation, and the 
Operation of the Sinking Fund ; xxv. 395,——That it is the 
bounden Duty of this House to obtain for the suffering People of 
these Realms a reduction of Taxes; txxvi. 19.———That all 
Taxes which impede the Diffusion of Knowledge are prejudicial to 
the best interests of the People; txxxvu. 399. See supra, 66. 


Terceira :—See supra, 55. 


Times : 


69. That a Paragraph in “The Times” Newspaper of Monday 
14 March 1831, is a false and scandalous Libel upon the House ; 
LXXXvI. 414. 


Tithes :—See infra, 71. 
Trade : 


70. Several Motions relative to Exports and Imports, and the 
State of Trade ; txxxvil. 456. 458. See supra, 24. 36. 63. 


Union of Parishes (Ireland) : 
71. Relative to the Union of Parishes in Ireland, and to Tithes; 
LXXXIlI. 472. 


Vice Chancellor :—See supra, 21. 


Votes of Members :—See supra, 44. 


Wool : 


72. For Leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the Tax on Foreign 
Wool; itxxv. 245. 


(3.)—Previous Questions Withdrawn : 


Ballot : 

73. That in the Opinion of this House it is expedient that the 
Votes at Elections for Members of Parliament be henceforward 
taken by way of Secret Ballot ; xc. 304. 


Church in Ireland : 

74. For Address for a Commission selected from the Privy 
Council of Ireland to examine into Dioceses and Unions of 
Parishes, &amp;e. 3; txxxv. 135. See infra, 92. 


Church Rates : 

75. That it is in the Opinion of this House just and expedient 
to take effectual Measures for the Abolition of all compulsory 
payments of Church Rates in Ireland ; txxxix. 134. 


Churches (Ireland) : 

76. Relative to the decayed State of Parish Churches trans- 
ferred at the Reformation into the possession of the Established 
Church, and the injustice of rebuilding them at the expense of the 
Roman Catholic Inhabitants ; txxx11. 384. 


Cobbett’s Register : 
77. Thatthe Publication intituled “ Cobbett’s Weekly Political 
Register” of the 11th December 1830, is a malicious and scandalous 
Libel, &amp;c.; txxxvi. 202. 


Coffee :—See infra, 94. 


Complaints : 

78. Morning Chronicle, 26 February 1821; That the Printer 
and Publisher do attend the House; ixxvi. 151.———Morning 
Chronicle, 24 July 1833; That the Printer and Publisher do 
attend the House; txxxvitt. 602. 


Cotton Weavers : 
79. For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the 
means of relieving the Cotton Weavers; txxv. 373. 


Criminal Laws: 
80. That the House will at an early period of the next Session 
take into consideration the means of increasing the efficacy of the 
Criminal Laws ; txxvir. 319. 


East Indies :—See infra, 94. 


Education (Ireland) : 

81. For appointing a Select Committee to devise means to 
extend the proposed system of Education in Ireland by establishing 
National Schools in Parishes, and Normal Schools in Provinces, 
without Grant from Parliament, and to inquire whether sufficient 
Funds may not be derived from Ecclesiastical Tithes in Ireland, 
and whether such appropriation is not in accordance with ancient 
usage ; LXXXIXx. 243. 





Cantons ; txxvil. 272. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1887.) 


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IIT. Previous Questions—continued. 
(3.)—Previous Questions Withdrawn—continued. 


Landed Property : 

82. For Leave to bring in a Bill providing that in cases of 
Intestacy, and in the absence of any Settlement'to the contrary, 
Landed Property be equally divided among the Children or Next 
of Kin of the Deceased ; xc1. 245. 


Linen Bounties: 
83. That the House will on the Morrow resolve itself into a 
Committee of the Whole House to consider Acts ; txxv. 266. 


Lunatic Naval Officers : 
84. Admiralty Regulations in 1818 respecting ; Lxxv1. 498. 


- Members’ Votes :—See infra, 91. 
Middlesex County Rate’: 


85. Account of the last Rental returned by each Parish in the 
County of Middlesex to the Quarter Sessions, for the purpose of 
levying a County Rate; txxvu. 137. 


Militia Estimates : 
86. That a Select Committee be appointed to prepare Militia 
Estimates for 1828 ; txxxm1. 289. 


Navarin :—See infra, 95. 
Newfoundland : 


87. For an Address to grant a Constitutional Legislative 
Assembly to; Lxxxvi. 838. 


Orange Lodges : 


88. Relative to their existence in Ireland ; xc. 533. 


Poor Laws, Ireland : 

89. For taking into consideration, early in the next Session of 
Parliament, the Condition of the Poor in Ireland, with a view of 
introducing a system of Poor Laws into Ireland; Lxxxiv. 272. 

That it is expedient that provision should, without delay, 
be made by Assessment upon Property in Ireland, for the 
Relief of the aged, infirm and helpless Poor in that Kingdom ; 
xc. 141. 





(3.)—Previous Questions Withdrawn—continued. 
Preventive Service : 
90. Warrant granted to a Man of the Name of Brook, on the 
Weymouth or Portland Station, which authorized him to search 
a Married Woman of the Name of Gibbs; txxvr. 495. 


Private Bills: 
91. For a Standing Order against Members voting in Com- 
mittees where their pecuniary interest is concerned ; Lxxrx. 423, 


Real Property :—See supra, 82. 
Roman Catholic Church, Ireland : 


92. Foran Address relative to forming an Establishment for 
the Roman Catholic Church in Ireland; txxrx. 500. 


Societies, Ireland : 
93. For an Address relative to the Establishment of certain 
unconstitutional Societies in Ireland; txxvin. 93. 


Sugar and Coffee : 

94. That it is just and expedient to admit the Sugar and Coffee 
of our Eastern Possessions, the Produce of Free Labour, on equal 
terms with the Sugar and Coffee of the West Indies and Mauritius ; 
LXXXVIII. 622. 


Thanks of the House : 
95. That the Thanks of the House be given to Sir Edward 
Codrington, for his gallant Conduct in the Battle of Navarin; 
LXXXIII. 58. 


Tithes, Ireland: 
96. That the Tithe System in Ireland has been the fruitful 
source of Misery and Crime, and should be totally extinguished ; 
LXXXVIII. 541, 


See supra, 81. 


IV. Questions resolved in the Affirmative : 


(1.)—By The House. [Form of Question.] 


97. That certain Words proposed to be left out of Questions, 
stand part thereof; Lxxvit. 5.—LXxx1V. 252.—LXXXVI. 22.—LXXXIX. 
5.—xcu. 607, &amp;e. That certain Words,—Be inserted in 
Questions; LXxXXVII. 5.—Lxxxvull. 26.—Lxxx1x. 39.—xcrI. 598, 
&amp;e. Be added at the end of Questions; txxxm. 516.—xcl. 67. 
Be added instead of others; txxvi. 335.—Lxxxrx. 27. 


98. That certain Words proposed to be left out,—Of Bills, stand 
part thereof; -uxxvi. 495.—.Lxxvil. 13.—Lxx1x. 283.—LXxxuII. 
518.—LXXXxIV. 349.—LXXxv. 635.—LXxxvi. 488.—xc. 348.—xCcl. 
149.—xcu. Of Clauses, stand part thereof; .xxxvu. 
288.—Lxxxvill. 659.—xc1. 434,&amp;c. Of Schedules in Bills, stand 
part thereof; .xxxvi. 488. 843.—Lxxxvil. 648. Of Committees’ 
Amendments, stand part thereof; txxxv1.838, 839. Of proposed 
Amendments to Bill, stand part of the said proposed Amendments; 
xcr. 677. That certain Words be inserted; In Bills; ixxxv. 
640.—Lxxxvi. 842.—xc. 438.—xc1. 677. In Schedules to Bills; 
iuxxxvi. 845. In Lords’ Amendments; txxxvir. 553.—xc. 626. 
Be added to Clauses; txxxv. 493.—xc. 43, &amp;.———That certain 
Words proposed to be left out of a Lords’ Amendment to a Bill 
stand part thereof; xc1. 838. That a certain Word stand part of a 
proposed Amendment to an Amendment made by the Lords to a 
Bill; xc. 626.——-That certain Words be added to an 
Amendment to a Lords’ Amendment to a Bill; xc. 631. 


515. 


99. To agreeing with Committees in Amendments to Bills; 
LXxxv. 248. 468.—xciI. 382. To agreeing with the Lords in 
Amendments to Bills; txxxv. 651.—.Lxxxvi. 880.—Lxxx1x. 602. 
xcl. 729. To disagreeing with the Lords in Amendments; 
xcl. 467. 793.—xcil. 650. 


100. That certain Words proposed to be left out of Resolu- 
tions of Committees of the Whole House, stand part thereof; txxvu. 
151.—Lxxvill. 107.—Lxxxu1. 202. 365.—Lxxxv. 604.—LxxxvI. 64. 
—LXXXIX. 9.—xC. 544.—xcu. 254. 306.———For agreeing with 
Committees of the Whole House, in Resolutions, and Resolttions 
as amended ; Lxxvitl. 444.—1Lxxx, 471.—Lxxxvul. 531.—xcu. 339. 
401. With Select Committees; xc1. 319.——S8That certain 
Words,—Be inserted in Resolutions; txxvur. 444. Be added to 
Resolutions ; cxxvi1. 313.—.Lxxvilt. 443, 444, 





(1.)— By the House—continued. 
[ Relative to|— 


Aberdeen Public Schools : 


101. For re-committing the Aberdeen Public Schools Bill; 
xCcl, 365. 


Abercromby, Right Honourable James :—See infra, 248. 


Addresses : 

102. That certain Words be inserted in the Motion for an Ad- 
dress of Thanks; Lxxxvil. 5.—.Lxxxvill. 26. That certain 
Words be inserted in the Address of Thanks; txxxvint. 30.——— 
That certain Words proposed to be left out of the Motion for an 
Address of Thanks, stand part thereof; txxx1x. 5.———«——That cer- 
tain Words proposed to be left out of the Resolution for an Address, 
stand part thereof; txxx1x. 9.———That certain Words proposed 
to be left out of Address of Thanks, stand part thereof; txxxv1. 
20. 


Adjournments of the House : 
103. That the House do now adjourn; xc1. 149. 


Administration of Justice : 
104. That certain Words stand part of the Bill; txxxv. 631. 
———-For agreeing to an Amendment made by the Lords to the 
Administration of Justice Bill; txxxv. 656. 


Alehouses : 
105. For now reading a Second Time a Clause offered to be 
added upon Report of the Inns, Alehouses and Victualling Houses 
Bill; xc. 712. 


Aliens Bill: 
106. That certain Words proposed to be left out of the Aliens 
Bill, stand part thereof; txx1x. 283. 


Anatomy Bill : : 
107. That the Anatomy Bill be re-committed; txxxvu. 147. 
———To a Committee of the Whole House; txxxvu. 147. 


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IV. Questions resolved in the Affirmative—continued. 


_ (1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 


108. For referring certain Petitions to Committee of Appeal ; 
LXxxv. 494. 


Archbishop of Canterbury’s Estate Bill : 


109. That the word “ fortieth” stand part of the Bill; uxxx1v. 
217. 


(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Appeal Committee : Church of Scotland : 


125. For an Address for the Appointment of a Commission to 


inquire into the opportunities of Religious Worship, and the means 
of Religious Instruction, and the pastoral Superintendence afforded 
to the People of Scotland, and how far these are of avail for the 
Religious and Moral Improvement of the Poor and of the Working 
Classes, &amp;c. ; xc. 409. 


Army : Church Lands: , 


110. Garrisons ; That words proposed to be left out stand part of 
Resolutions of the Committee of Supply relative to; txxvut. 107. 
—Lxxxul. 202.———Land Forces; That certain words stand 
part of Resolution of the Committee of Supply; xc1. 234. 

See infra, 171. 


Assemblies, Unlawful: 
111. For Address for Copies of Proclamations issued by the 
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland since the passing of the Act against 


126. For laying before the House Copies of all the Parlia- 


mentary Surveys of Church Lands made in 1646, and deposited by 


Parliament in the Library of Manuscripts at Lambeth Palace ; 
Xcil. 265. 


Church Rates Regulation : 


127. For agreeing wit the Committee on Church Rates 


Regulation in a Resolution; xcu. 401. 


Unlawful Assemblies, &amp;c. ; txxxvi. 223. Churches and Glebe Houses : 


Australia, South, Colonization Bill : 
112. For now reading 2°; txxxix. 519. 


Bank Charter Bill: 
113. For reading 2°; txxxvini. 629.—3°; Lxxxvull. 697. 


128. Agreeing with the Committee of Supply in a Resolution; 
LxXxvill. 444. 


Cider and Perry Licenses : 


129. For the Speaker leaving the Chair for going into Com- 
mittee on; LXxx1II. 480. 


Bank Notes Bill: Civil Bill Courts : 


114. For reading 3°; txxxu11. 485. 
Beer : 


130. For disagreeing with the Lords in an Amendment to the 
Civil Bill Courts (Ireland) Bill; xc1. 793. 


115. That Leave be given to bring ina Bill to amend Act | (jyi] List Bill: 


1 Will. IV. c. 64, to permit the general sale of Beer and Cider by 
retail in England; ixxx1x. 232.———For reading 2°; Lxxxix. 
301. For the Speaker leaving the Chair for going into Com- 





131. That certain Words proposed to be left out stand part of 
Bill; txxxvi. 488. Of Schedule to Bill; txxxvi. 488, 





mittee; LXxxIx. 489.——&lt;—For agreeing with Lords’ Amend- Civil Offices Declaration Bill: 


ments ; LXxxIx. 602. 


Births, &amp;c., Registration : 
116. That certain words stand part of the Registration of 
Births, &amp;c. Bill; xc. 579. 


Bridges : 
117. Stratford (Old); That a Clause stand part of the Bill; 
LXXxIX. 350.———County Bridges (Ireland) Bill; For reading 
3°; LXxxIx. 567. 


British Museum : 
118. For adding words to Resolution of Committee of Supply 
relative to; Lxxvill. 443. 444. 


Buckingham, J. 8. : 
119. That Leave be given to bring in a Bill to provide for the 
Payment by the East India Company of Compensation to Mr. 
Buckingham for certain Losses of Property in India; xc. 580. 


Canada : 
120. That an Address be presented to His Majesty for Copies 

or Extracts of any Communications between the Colonial Office 
and Upper and Lower Canada; Lxxxiv. 389. That certain 
words stand part of a Resolution of Committee; xcu. 306. 


Charitable Trustees Bill: 


121. For now reading a Second Time a Clause offered to be 
added upon Report of the Charitable Trustees Bill; xc1. 711. 


Church Establishment (England) : 
122. That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair for the House 
to resolve itself into Committee upon the Established Church Bill; 
xcI. 639,——That it be an Instruction to the Committee on the 
Established Church Bill, That they have power to receive a Clause, 
empowering the Commissioners to make regulations by which no 
Clergyman, not fully conversant with the Welsh Language, shall 
be appointed to any See in the Principality, nor to any Benefice in 
Wales, the Inhabitants of which are not acquainted with the 
English Language ; xc1. 654. ———For agreeing with the Lords 
in certain Amendments to the Established Church Bill; xcr. 788. 


Church Establishment (Ireland): 
123. That the House do resolve itself into a Committee to 
consider the present state of the Church Establishment in Ireland; 
xc. 194.——That no measure upon the subject of Tithes in 
Ireland can lead to a satisfactory and final adjustment, which does 
not embody the principle contained in a Resolution of a Committee 
of the Whole House on the Church Establishment i in Ireland ; xc. 
208, 


Church Temporalities (Ireland) Bill : 
124. For reading 2°; uxxxvit. 354.———That the Order of 


the Day for receiving the Report from the Committee on the 
Church Temporalities (Ireland) Act be now read; Lxxx1x. 467, 








GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


132. For reading 3°; xc1. 793.———That the Bill do pass; 
xci. 794. 


Clarence, Duke of, Annuity Bill: 


133. That certain Words proposed to be left out of the Duke 


- of Clarence’s Annuity Bill stand part thereof; uxxv1. 495. 
Clipperton, John : 


134. That John Clipperton be brought to the Bar in order to 
his being discharged ; xc. 497.————For adjourning Debate on 
similar Motion, &amp;c.; xc. 484. 


Colonies :—See infra, 226. 260! 


Companies : 


135. Caoutchouc; That the Caoutchoue Company Bill do 
pass; xcul. 519.———-Dublin Steam Packet; For Leave to bring 
in a Bill to authorize the City of Dublin Steam Packet Company 
to apply a portion of certain Monies already subscrikgd in fulfil- 
ment of their Contracts for building Six additional Steam Vessels, 
and to legalize such Subscription ; xc1. 339. 


Complaint: 


136. “John Bull,” of 6th May 1821; That Henry Fox Cooper 
be committed to Newgate; .xxvi. 335. That the words 
“Committed to His Majesty’s Gaol of Newgate” be added, instead 
of words left out on Question being negatived for Robert 
Thomas Weaver being taken into the custody of the Serjeant, in 
order to his being reprimanded and discharged ; txxv1. 335. 


Corn: 


137. That it be an Instruction to the Committee on the Corn 
Importation Bill, that they have power to make provision in the 
Bill to allow the taking Foreign Corn out of Warehouse for the 
purpose of being ground into Flour for Exportation ; txxvu. 314, 
———That Mr. Speaker do leave the Chair for going into Com- 
mittee on the Bill; txxvu. 314.————That words proposed to be 
left out stand part of Resolution of Committee of the Whole House 
on Acts 55 Geo. IIT. ¢. 26, and 6 Geo. IV. c. 26; ixxxu. 365. 
For adjourning Debate on Motion for Committee to take 
into consideration the Manufacture of Foreign Corn in Bond for 
Exportation; xci. 200. That the House do resolve itself 
into a Committee for the purpose of considering the Laws which 
regulate the Importation of Foreign Grain, with a view to allow 
the Manufacture of the same in Bond for Exportation; xc1. 326. 








Coronation : 


138. That a Select Committee be appointed to examine how 
the Members of the House may, with the most conveniency, see 
their Majesties’ Coronation, and what Orders be observed therein ; 
LXXXVI. 793. 


Coroners : 


139. That the Speaker do leave the Chair for going into Com- 
mittee on Bill; uxxxvi. 294.———-——For reading 3°; ixxx1x. 402, 


Corporate 
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IV. Questions resolved in the Affirmative—continued. 


(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Corporate Funds Bill : 
140. For bringing up Report; uxxxim. 514. ———For read- 
ing 3°; Lxxxm1. 519.———That the Speaker do now leave the 
Chair; txxxvi. 449. 


Corporation and Test Acts: 
141. That the House will immediately resolve itself into a 
Committee thereon; txxx11. 107. 


Corporations : 

142. That certain Words proposed to be left out of the Muni- 
cipal Corporations Bill stand part thereof; xc. 470.———That a 
certain Word stand part of a proposed Amendment to an Amend- 
ment made by the Lords to the Municipal Corporations Bill; xc. 
626.———That certain Words be inserted in an Amendment made 
by the Lords to the Municipal Corporations Bill; xc. 626.——— 
That certain Words be added to an Amendment made on a former 
day to an Amendment made by the Lords to the Municipal Cor- 
porations Bill; xc. 631.—-—For now reading a Second Time 
a Clause offered to be added upon Third Reading of the Municipal 
Corporations Bill; xcu. 91.———For adjourning Debate on 
Motion for reading Bill 3°; xc11.244.———That the House do 
insist upon their Disagreement to certain Amendments made by 
the Lords to the Municipal Corporations Bill; xcr. 771. 


Corporations (Ireland) : 

143. For disagreeing with the Lords in an Amendment to the 
Municipal Corporations (Ireland) Bill; xc1. 467.———For putting 
off for Three Months the Consideration of the Lords’ Reasons for 
insisting on certain of their Amendments to the Municipal Corpo- 
rations (Ireland) Bill ; xc1. 598.———That the Municipal Corpo- 
rations (Ireland) Bill be now read a Third Time; xcr1. 250. 


County Rates: 

144. That this House will direct its early attention to the Re- 
commendations of the Committee which sat in the last Session of 
Parliament upon the subject of County Rates, with a view to the 
utmost practical alleviation of those Burthens to which the Land 
is subject, through the pressure of Local Taxation; xc. 284, 


Courts of Justice: 
145. That a certain Word stand part of the Common Law 
Courts Bill; xcm. 515. 


Cumberland, Duke of : 
146. For agreeing with a Committee of the Whole House ina 
Resolution relative to Allowance for the Education of Prince 
George of Cumberland; txxx. 471. 


Currency: 

147. That it is the Opinion of this House, that any alteration 
in the Monetary System of the Country, which would have the 
effect of lowering the Standard of Value, would be highly inexpe- 
dient and dangerous; Lxxxvitl. 306. 


Customs Bill: 
148. For re-committing the Customs Bill in so far as relates to 
a Clause; Lxxx11. 533. 


Customs Duties Bill : 
149. That certain Words stand part of the Schedule to the 
Bill; uxxxvit. 648. 


Dasent, John Bury: 
150. That John Bury Dasent be brought to the Bar in order 
to his being discharged ; xc. 390. 


Death, Punishment of: 
151. That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair for going into 
Committee on the Bill; txxxrx. 410, 


Debates : 
152. For adjourning Debates; txxxim. 395. 


Debt, Imprisonment for : 

153. That certain Words proposed to be left out of the Impri- 
sonment for Debt Bill stand part thereof; xc. 553, 554.—— 
That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair for the House to go 
into Committee upon the Imprisonment for Debt Bill; xcu. 101. 
———That the Order of the Day for receiving the Report of the 
Imprisonment for Debt Bill be now read; xcu. 573. That 
the Report on the Imprisonment for Debt Bill be now read; xcr1. 
573. That the Imprisonment for Debt Bill, with the Amend- 
ments, be ingrossed ; xcu. 573. 








(1.)—By the House—(continued)-—relative tea— 
Deeds : 

154. For appointing a Select Committee to consider the expe- 
diency ofa General Register of all Deeds and Instruments affect- 
ing Real Property in England and Wales; txxxvm. 137, 
For reading a Second Time upon this day Six Months the General 
Register Bill; rxxxvim. 502. 


Dissenters :—See infra, 258. 


Distress (Ireland) Bill : 


155. For now reading the Third Time the Warrants of Dis- 
tress (Ireland) Bill; uxxxrx. 386. 


Disturbances (Ireland) Bill : 

156. For reading 1°; txxxvit. 141.———That Mr. Speaker 
do leave the Chair for going into Commitiee; uxxxvim. 164. 
For reading 3°; txxxvit. 239.—-——That Leave be given to bring 
in a Bill to continue and amend the Disturbances Suppression 
(Ireland) Act, under certain modifications, for a limited time ; 
LXXXIXx. 496,—————For reading 2°; txxx1x. 506.—8° ; Lxxx1x, 529. 
———That the Bill do pass; txxx1x. 529. 


Divorces ; Ellenborough, Lord : 
157. For reading 3°; Lxxxv. 268. 


Docks, Harbours and Piers : 

158. Dover Harbour; For adjourning Debate on Motion that 
the Committee be nominated of Sir Edward Knatchbull and the 
Kent List; xc1. 257.———Gravesend Pier; For reading 2°; 
LXXXVIII. 328,—3°; LXXXVIII. 422,———_Leith (North) Harbour ; 
For Leave to bring in a Bill for constructing and maintaining a 
Harbour, Dock or Docks, Piers and other Works at Trinity 
(North Leith), in the County of Edinburgh; xc1. 670. 709.——_. 
That the Committee on the Trinity (North Leith) Harbour and 
Docks Bill have Leave to sit and proceed on a certain Day; xct. 
690. 


Dramatic Performances Bill : 


159. For reading the Third Time the Dramatic Performances 
Bill; txxxvutt. 600. 


Drunkenness : 

160. That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into the 
Extent, Causes and Consequences of the prevailing vice of Intoxi- 
cation among the Labouring Classes of the United Kingdom, in 
order to ascertain whether any Legislative Measures can be devised 
to prevent the further spread of so great a national evil; txxx:x. 
348.———For printing the Report and Minutes of Evidence 
taken before the Select Committee on Drunkenness; txxx1x. 562. 


Dublin, Recorder of : 
161. That Leave be given to bring ina Bill to disqualify the 
Recorder of Dublin from sitting asa Member in any future 
Parliament; txxxvu. 518. 


Dublin Royal Society : 
162, For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into 
the Administration of the Royal Dublin Society, with a view to a 
wider extension of the advantages of the Annual Parliamentary 
Grant to that Institution; xc1. 200. 


East India Charter Bill: 
163. For reading 2°; txxxvit. 563.——-For the House to 
resolve itself into a Committee upon; Lxxxvil. 572.———For 
reading 3°; Lxxxvitt. 607. 


East India Company : 

164, For referring to the Consideration of a Select Committee 
the Petition of Captains Newall, Barrow and Glasspoole, respect- 
ing Compensation to Officers of the late East India Company’s 
Maritime Service ; xc11. 224. See supra, 119. 


Ecclesiastical Appointments Suspension Bill : 
165. For disagreeing with the Lords in an Amendment to the 
Ecclesiastical Appointments Suspension Bill ; xc11. 650. 


Ecclesiastical Courts Contempts Bill : 
166. For reading 2°; ixxxvi. 920. 


Education, National : 
167. For Adjournment to supersede Motion for Leave to bring 
in a Bill for the Establishment of a System of National Educa- 
tion in England and Wales; xcit. 426. 


Elections : 

















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1V. Questions resolved in the Affirmative-——continued. 


(1.)\—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 


Elections : 

168. Bribery Bill; That the Order of the Day for receiving 
the Report on the Bribery at Elections Bill be now read; xc1. 
794.——That the Report on the Bribery at Elections Bill be now 
brought up; xc1. 794..——That certain Words stand part of the 
Bribery at Elections Bill; xc1. 830.——Cities and Boroughs 
Polls Bill; For reading 3°; txxx1. 485.——That the Bill do 
pass; Lxxxu1. 486.——— County Elections Polls Bill ; That cer- 
tain Clauses stand part of the County Election Polls Bill; xct. 
700. For agreeing with the Lords in an Amendment to the 
County Elections Polls Bill; xcr. 836. Registration of 
Voters Bill; That the Bill do pass; xc1. 760.——That the Final 
Register of Electors Bill be now read a Second Time; xcr1. 527. 

That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, for the House to 
resolve itself into a Committee upon the Final Register of Elec- 
tors Bill; xc11. 550.——That the Report on the Parliamentary 
Electors Bill be now brought up; xc11. 584. Elections (Ire- 
land) Bill; For reading 2°; txxxvi. 449. Bristol Petition ; 
That Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee be laid 
before the House ; txxxvu1. 420.—— Carlow Petition ; Thata 
Letter to Mr. Speaker, on the subject of the Carlow Election Pe- 
tition, be delivered in and read; xc. 125. Cork County ; 
That the Petitioners in the case of the County of Cork Election 
Petition, have Permission to correct the Clerical Error into which 
their Agent has fallen, as to the Christian Name of a proposed 
Surety, and that the Time be enlarged for perfecting the Recog- 
nizance; xc. 170.———Galway Franchise Bill; For agreeing 
with Committee in Amendments; txxxv. 468.———AHertford ; 
That the Bribery and Treating which prevailed previously to and 
during the last Election for the Borough of Hertford, requires 
the most serious Consideration of this House; txxxvi. 434. 
——— Leicester Petition; That Mr. Parkes, Agent to the Peti- 
tioners in the case of the Leicester Election Petition, be called to 
the Bar; xc. 170. That the Petitioners, in the case of the 
Leicester Election Petition, have permission to correct the Clerical 
Error into which their Agent has fallen, as to the Christian Name 
of a proposed new Surety ; xc. 170. For discharging the Order 
for considering the Leicester Borough Election Petition; xc. 
190.——— Liverpool; For Adjournment to supersede Motion 
that the House doth agree with the Committee in a Resolution 
respecting Bribery ; txxxvi. 516.——That Mr. Speaker do issue 
his Warrant for a New Writ for the Borough of Liverpool ; 
LXXXvI. 909.———Liverpool Franchise Bill; For reading 2°; 
LXXXVII. 334,——=—- Liverpool Freemen Bill; For reading 2°; 
LXxx1x. 68.——That the Liverpool Freemen Bill do pass; rxxx1x. 
139. Retford, East ; That it be an Instruction to the Com- 
mittee on the Bill to make Provision for the Prevention of Bri- 
bery and Corruption in Elections, &amp;c., by extending the Right of 
Election to all Forty Shilling Freeholders of the Hundred of 
Bassetlaw; txxx11. 191.——For Leave to bring in East Retford 
Freemen Bill; xxx. 473.——Bribery Bill; For bringing in; 
LXXXv. 27.——For reading the Bill 3°; rxxxv. 180.——— Stafford 
Borough Bill; For reading 2°; .xxxix. 91.——— Tregony 
Borough ; That Petitioner be called in to verify the Contents of 
his Petition for enlarging Time for entering into Recognizances ; 
LXXXVI. 141,————- Warwick ; That Mr. Speaker do not issue his 
Warrant for a New Writ for the Borough of Warwick before a 
certain Day; txxxrx. 579. 



































Estates :—See supra, 109; infra, 261. 


Fictitious Votes (Scotland) : 
169. That the O’Conor Don be discharged from any further 
Attendance on the Select Committee on Fictitious Votes (Scot- 
land); xcu1. 66. 


Fisheries : 
170. That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into the 
present State of the British Channel Fishery, and the Laws 
affecting the Fishing Trade of England, with a view to their 
Amendment, and to report their Observations thereupon to the 
House; txxxvui. 463. 


Foreign Enlistment Bill : 
171. For reading 2°; txxxrx. 217. 


Forgeries Punishment Bill: 
172. For reading Clause 2°, offered on 3° of Bill, “ That 
Forgery of Exchequer Bills, East India Bonds and Bills of Ex- 
change be deemed punishable with Transportation ;” Lxxxv. 523. 
———For agreeing to an Amendment made by the Lords to the 
Forgeries Punishment Bill; uxxxv. 651. 


Freeholders’ Qualification (Ireland) Bill : 
173. For reading 2°; uxxxiv. 152. 


(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Freemen’s Admission Bill : 
174. For reading 2°; xcr1. 300. 


Game Bill : 

175-6. That certain Words proposed to be left out of the Game 
Bill, stand part thereof; rxxx11. 518.———For agreeing with 
the Lords in an Amendment to the Game Bill; txxxvi. 880. 


Giles, St., Vestry Bill: 


177. For agreeing with Committee in Amendments to St. 
Giles’ Vestry Bill; uxxxv. 248. 


Glasgow Lotteries Bill: 


178. For Adjournment to supersede Motion for reading Clause 
1°, offered to be added on 3°; txxxrx. 410. 


Greece : 


179. That Mr. Speaker do leave the Chair, for going into 
Committee on Convention on the Affairs of; txxxvit. 561. 


Hackney Coaches : 


180. That the Hackney Carriages Metropolis Bill be now 
read a Second Time; xcu1. 229. 


Hand Loom Weavers: 

181. That the Petitions presented to this House from the 
Hand Loom Weavers, be referred to a Select Committee to examine 
the same, and report their Observations thereupon to the House ; 
LXXXIX. 381.—&lt;——For presenting an Address for the issue of a 
Commission of Inquiry into the condition of the unemployed 
Hand Loom Weavers, &amp;c.; xcu1. 589. 


Harvey, Daniel Whittle, Esq": 

182. That it be referred to a Select Committee to inquire into 
all the circumstances attending the Rejection of the Claim by 
Daniel Whittle Harvey, Esq'*, to be called to the Bar; uxxxrx. 
285. 


House of Commons Offices Bill : 
183. For Mr. Speaker leaving the Chair for going into Com- 


mittee ; LXXxIx. 545.————For reading 3°; txxxix. 558. 


House Tax :—See infra, 239. 


Inclosures, Common Fields, Bill: 

184. For reading 2°; txxxix. 543.———For now reading a 
Second Time the Amendments made by the Lords to the Common 
Fields Inclosure Bill; xc1. 829.———That a certain Word stand 
part of an Amendment proposed to be made by the Lords to the 
Common Fields Inclosure Bill; xc1. 838. 


Income Tax :—See infra, 239. 


Inns, Alehouses, and Victualling Houses Bill :—See 
supra, 105. 


Ireland, State of: 


185. That certain Papers presented by His Majesty’s Com- 
mand relative thereto be printed; Lxxxrx. 467. 


Irish Insurrection Bill : 
186. That certain Words proposed to be left out of the Irish 
Insurrection Bill stand part thereof; txxvu. 13. 


Jews: 
187. For bringing in Jews’ Relief Bill; uxxxv. 266.—— 
For reading 2° the Jewish Civil Disabilities Bill; txxxvi. 426. 
——3°; LXXXVIII. 592.——-2°; Lxxx1x. 305.———-3°;, LXXXIX. 382. 
——— For the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider 
of the Laws imposing Civil Disabilities on His Majesty’s Sub- 
jects professing the Jewish Religion ; xc1. 411. 


Ladies’ Gallery :—See infra, 250. 


Land Revenue Bill : 
188. That certain Words stand part of the Land Revenue Bill ; 


LXXXxIVv. 349. 


Lee, Mr. Eyre: 
189. For hearing Mr. Eyre Lee at the Bar in his Defence ; 
LXXxXxvVv. 451. 
Leith Municipal Government Bill: 
190. For enlarging the Time for presenting the Leith Muni- 
cipal Government Bill; xc1. 253. 
Libel Law Amendment Bill : 
191. For inserting Words on 3°; uxxxv. 640. 





GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Lighthouses : 


952 


QU ESTIONS—continued. 








IV. Questions resolved in the Affirmative—continued. 


-(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Lighthouses : 
192. That Leave be given to bring ina Bill for placing all the 
Lighthouses of the United Kingdom under one and the same 
Management; xc. 166. 


Local Taxation :—See supra, 144. 


London and Westminster Bank Bill : 
193. For reading 2°; txxxix. 258. 3°; LXXxxix. 329. 


Lord Steward’s Oaths Bill: 
194. For reading 3°; txxxvi. 679. 


Lord’s Day: 

195. That Leave be given to bring in a Bill to facilitate and 
promote the Observance of the Lord’s Day; Lxxx:x. 263. 
For reading 2°; txxx1x. 306.———For receiving upon a certain 
Day the Report on Bill; uxxx1x. 433.———That the Report be 
brought up; uxxx1x. 456.———For Leave to bring in a Bill to 
promote the Observance of the Lord’s Day; xcu. 333. 
That Leave be given to bring in a Bill to amend the Laws re- 
lating to the Observance of the Lord’s Day in Scotland; uxxxviu. 
497. 


Lunatics : 
196. For reading a Second Time Amendments made by the 
Committee in the Lunatic Commissions Bill; txxxviu. 573. 


Macclesfield Small Debts: 

197. That certain Words stand part of the Macclesfield Debts 
Bill; xc. 149.———For Adjournment to supersede Motions that 
the Bill do pass; xc1. 149.——~—That the Macclesfield Small 
Debts Bill do pass; xc. 152. 


Malt Tax :—See infra, 239. 


Marriages : 
198. For agreeing with the Lords in an Amendment to the 
Marriages Bill; xc1. 786.——For disagreeing with the Lords 
in an Amendment to the Marriages Bill; xc1. 786. 


Maynooth College : 


199. For agreeing with the Committee of Supply in a Resolu- 
tion; LXxxvil. 531. 


Medical Witnesses Bill: 
200. For now reading the Third Time the Medical Witnesses 
Bill; xc. 750.——For adding a Clause by way of Rider to the 
Medical Witnesses Bill; xc1. 750. 


Members: 

201. For reading the Orders of the Day to supersede Motion 
relative to the Votes of Members in Committees on Private Bills 
in which they are personally interested; txxxv. 107. See supra, 
161. 169. 194; infra, 211. 


Merchant Seamen :—See infra, 244. 


Military College : 
202. That certain Words proposed to be left out, stand part 
of Resolution of Committee of Supply for the Charge of; txxvun. 
151. 


Military and Naval Pensions : 
203. That certain Words proposed to be left out, stand part of 
Resolution of Committee of Supply, relative to; txxvu. 313. 
_———For adding Words at the end of a Resolution, relative to ; 
LXxvul. 313. 


Morning Journal : 

204. For laying before the House, Copies of Ex-officio In- 
formations, filed by the Attorney-General against the Editor of 
the “ Morning Journal,” and of the Judgments against him; and 
Minutes of the Jury, &amp;c.; txxxv, 123. 


Navigations and Canals: 

205. Clyde; For referring certain Petitions to a Committee 
of Appeal; txxxv. 494.——Manchester and Salford; That 
certain Words stand part of the Manchester and Salford Canal 
Bill; xc1. 465.———Perth ; That certain Words be added to a 
Clause ; Lxxxv. 493. 


Navy: 

206. For presenting an Address, that Her Majesty will be 
graciously pleased to give Directions that, previous to the Esti- 
mates of 1438-9, means be taken to ascertain the Number of 
Effective and Non-effective Officers of Her Majesty’s Navy, with 
a view of forming a Retired List, to benefit the old and meri- 
torious Officers who served during the late War; xcu. 604. 





(1.)\—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 
New South Wales : 
207. That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into 


the Conduct of General Darling, while Governor of New South 
Wales ; xc. 502. 


Newfoundland : 
208. That certain Words be inserted in a Resolution of the 
Committee of Supply, relative to; uxxvu. 444. 


Newsham, Richard : 


209. That the Petition of Richard Newsham do lie upon the 
Table; txxxvitt. 305. 


Newspaper Stamps Bill : 
210. That certain Words stand part of the Newspaper Stamps 


Bill; xcr. 692.———-That the Newspaper Stamps Bill do pass; 
XCcl. 692. 


O’Connell, Mr. : 


211. That Mr. O’Connell is not entitled to sit or vote in the 
House, unless he first take the Oath of Supremacy; Lxxxiv. 311. 


Offences, Trial of, (Ireland) Bill : 


212. For reading Amendments 2°; Lxxxvil. 699.———For 
reading Bill 3°; cxxxvit. 708. 


Orange Lodges : 
213. That the Clerk who attended the Committee on Orange 
Lodges in 1835, have liberty to attend the Court of King’s 


Bench in Dublin, and produce the Minutes of Evidence taken 
before them; xc11. 477. 


Orders of the Day : 


214, For reading them to supersede Motions; txxxv. 107. 


Orphans’ Fund Bill : 


215. To agree with the Committee on the Orphans’ Fund Bill, 
in a certain Amendment ; Lxxvil. 446. 


Paper Duties Bill : 
216. That certain Words proposed to be left out of a proposed 
Amendment to the Paper Duties Bill, stand part thereof; xcr. 


677.———That certain Words be inserted in the Paper Duties 
Bill; xc1. 677. 


Parliament, Privileges of, Bill : 


217. For reading 2°; txxxvi. 353.————-For the House to 
resolve itself into a Committee on; Lxxxvul. 437. 


Parliamentary Papers : 

218-19. That certain Words proposed to be left out of a Reso- 
lution relative to, stand part thereof; xc. 544. That all Pay- 
ments made by Members for the delivery of Sessional Papers 
from the Vote Office; all Gratuities paid to Doorkeepers, Mes- 
sengers and Superintendent of the Members’ Waiting Room, shall 
cease; Xcl. 17. That certain Words stand part of a Resolu- 
tion of Committee, relative to; xc11. 419. 


Parliamentary Representation (England) Bill : 

220. For the Speaker leaving the Chair for going into Com- 
mittee on the Bill; txxxvi. 647. ————That the House will this 
Day (after sitting late) again resolve itself into the Committee; 
LXxxvI. 710.———That certain Words stand part of an Amend- 
ment made by the Committee to the Bill; txxxv1. 888,——— 
That Words proposed to be left out stand part of an Amendment 
made by the Committee to the Bill; txxxvi. 839.———That 
certain Words proposed to be left out stand part of Bill; 
LXXXVI. 842,———-That Clause No. 2, stand part of Bill; ixxxvi. 
842,————-That certain Words be inserted in Bill; txxxvi. 842. 
——That the Borough of “Downton, Wilts,” stand part of 
Schedule (A.) of the Reform of Parliament (England) Bill ; xxxv1. 
843. That certain Words proposed to be left out of Sche- 
dules (A.) and (B.) of the Reform of Parliament (England) Bill, 
stand part thereof; Lxxxvi. 844, 845,———That certain Words 
be inserted in Schedules (D.) and (F.) of the Reform of Par- 
liament (England) Bill; txxxvi. 845.———That certain Words 
proposed to be left out of Schedule (D.) of the Reform of Parlia- 
ment (England) Bill, stand part thereof; txxxv1. 845,———That 
the Bill do pass ; Lxxxv1. 860,———That while this House deeply 
laments the present fate of a Bill for amending the Representation 
of the People in England and Wales, in favour of which the 
opinion of the Country stands unequivocally pronounced, and 
which has been matured by discussions the most anxious and 
laborious, it feels itself called upon to re-assert its firm adherence 
to the principle and leading provisions of that great —_— 

an 











QUESTIONS—continued. 953 














Parliamentary Representation (England) Bill—cont*. 
_ and to express its unabated confidence in the integrity, perseve- 
rance and ability of those Ministers who, in introducing and con- 


‘Stamp Duty on the Admission of Freemen ; xc11. 368. 


Parliamentary Representation (Scotland) Bill: 


Parliamentary Representation (Ireland) Bill: 


Parochial Registration :—See supra, 116. 


Patents: 


Pavings : 


Pensions : 


Plantations, British, Trade with: 


Plate (Scotland) : 


Poole Borough : 


Poor Laws Amendment Bill : 





(1.}—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 


ducting it, have so well consulted the best interests of the Coun- 
try ; LXxxvi. 901.———For Leave to bring in a Bill to repeal that 
portion of the Reform of Parliament Act which requires the Pay- 
ment of Rates and Taxes as the condition of Registration; xcu. 
149._——For Leave to bring in a Bill to regulate the Payment 
of Rates and Taxes by Parliamentary Electors, and to abolish the 


221. That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair for going into 
Committee on the Bill; uxxxvi. 886. 


222. For reading 1°; txxxvi. 429.—2°; LXxxvil. 343.———— 
For inserting Words in Lords’ Amendment; Lxxxvul. 553.—— 
For agreeing with Lords’ Amendment; txxxvul. 553. 


223. That the House do not insist upon an Amendment made 
by them to the Patents for Inventions Bill, to which the Lords 
have disagreed; xc. 654. 


224. Islington Improvement Bill; For bringing up a Clause 
offered to be added on Third Reading of Islington Improvement 
Bill; txxrx. 410.——Newbury Improvement ; For now reading 
a Second Time Clause offered to be added by way of Rider on the 
Third Reading, “That the Act shall not extend to rate any Lands, 
Tenements or Hereditaments not hitherto rateable to Parochial 
Rates ;” Lxxx. 379. 


225. That certain Words be inserted in the Motion respecting 
Pensions; txxx1x. 39.———For now reading a Second Time the 
Pensions (Civil Offices) Act Amendment Bill; ixxxix. 550. 
———For now reading a Second Time a Clause offered to be 
added on Report of the ee | Duties Bill; xc. 762. See 
supra, 203. 


226. That a certain Amount stand part of a Resolution of a 
Committee on Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 114, (Provisions, Wood and 
Lumber imported,) Wheat the Bushel; txxxvi. 64. 


227. For now reading the Third Time the Gold and Silver 
Plate (Scotland) Bill; xc1. 754. 


228. That a Member be now heard, who had been interrupted 
in addressing the House upon the original Question, when first 
proposed, for appointing a Committee; xc1. 84.———That the 
Poole Corporation Bill be now read the Third Time; xcz. 711. 


229. For reading 2°; txxxix. 272.—3°; Lxxxix. 449,——— 
That Clause repealing Acts relating to the liability of the Putative 
Father, stand part of the Bill; ixxx1x. 449. 


Poor (Ireland) : 
230. For presenting a humble Address to His Majesty, That 

he will be graciously pleased to direct a Commission to issue, to 
inquire into the Condition of the Poorer Classes of His Majesty’s 
Subjects in Ireland, and into the various Institutions at present 
established by Law, or otherwise, for their Relief; txxxvurr. 336. 





Time; xc. 313. 


Post Office : 


231. That certain Words be inserted in the Order for an 
Ace cunt respecting the Post Office; txxxix. 27.———That a 
certain Clause stand part of the Post Office Commissioners Bill ; 


xcl. 753. 


Prentice, William : 


232. That in the Opinion of this House, William Prentice 


ought to answer a certain Question; xc. 504. 


That the Poor Relief (Ireland) Bill be now read a Second 


. 


IV. Questions resolved in the Affirmative—continued. 


(1 )—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 


Preston, E. H. L.: 


233. That Edward Harbord Lushington Preston, Esq'*, be 
called to the Bar and admonished, that he is bound to submit to 
be examined by a Committee, without prejudice to his right to 
object to any Question the Answer to which may tend to criminate 
himself; xc. 519. : 


Prisoners’ Counsel Bill : 

234. For reading 2°; txxx1x. 355.———That certain Words 
proposed to be left out of the Prisoners’ Counsel Bill stand part 
thereof; xc. 488. ———That certain Words be inserted in the 
Prisoners’ Counsel Bill; xc. 488.———For disagreeing with the 
Lords in an Amendment to the Prisoners’ Counsel Bill; xc1. 799. 


Property Tax :—See infra, 239. 


Public Affairs : 


235. For presenting an Address to His Majesty upon the 
State of Public Affairs; txxxvu. 305. 


Railways : 
236. That the Standing Order fixing the Day on which the 
House will proceed to the Consideration of the Reports of 
Railway Bills be suspended ; xc11. 295.———Birmingham and 
Derby ; That the Order of Leave for the Birmingham and Derby 
Railway Bill be discharged; xcu. 263.———Birmingham and 
Gloucester ; That the Petition for the Birmingham and Gloucester 
Railway Bill be referred to the Gloucester List; xc1. 20.——— 
Brighton; For referring to the Select Committee on the Deptford 
and Dover Railway Subscription List the Petition of Richard 
Till, with respect to the Signatures to the Subscription List and 
Deed of Contract for Rennie’s Line of Brighton Railway ; 
xcu.298. That it be an Instruction to the Committee to whom 
the several Brighton Railway Bills have been referred, to make a 
Special Report of the Engineering Particulars of each of the 
Four competing Lines, to enable the House to determine which to 
send back for the purpose of having the Landholders heard 
and Clauses settled; xc. 356. That the Petition of James 
Sebastian Yeats, respecting the Signatures to the Subscription 
Contract for the London and Brighton Railway (Stephenson’s 
Line), be referred to the Select Committee on the Deptford and 
Dover Railway Subscription List ; xc. 386. For presenting an 
Address, that the Military Engineer appointed by His Majesty in 
pursuance of a former Address of this House, be instructed, when 
considering the subject of the London and Brighton Lines of 
Railway, to keep in view the Formation of one main Southern 
Trunk Line out of London; xcm. 441. That the Order ‘of 
the Day for the Committee on the Stamp Duties Bill be now read ; 
xcl. 676. For adjourning Debate on Motiun for Committee 
on False Evidence, &amp;c.; xcit. 419.——— Eaton Long and 
Tupton; That the Order for referring the Petition for the 
Bill to the Private Bill Petition Committee be discharged ; 
xcul. 99.———Glasgow and Ayr; For agreeing with the Com- 
mittee on the Glasgow and Ayr Railway Bill in an Amend- 
ment; xcil. 382.———London Grand Junction; For adjourn- 
ing Debate on Motion that the Vote of Sir Samuel Whalley 
be disallowed on Motion for re-committing Bill; xcr. 271. 
Oxford and Great Western; That the Oxford and Great 
Western Railway Bill be now read the Third Time; xci. 225. 
Southampton; For now reading a Second Time the 
Amendments made by the Committee to the Southampton Railway 
Bill; txxxrx. 282. ——— Western, Great; That the Great 
Western Railway Bill be committed; xc. 59. 




















Record Commission : 


237. Relative to the Sales of Works published by the Record 
Commission; Lxxvit. 89. 


Recorder of Dublin :—See supra, 161. 
Registration of Births :—See supra, 116. 
Registration of Deeds :—See supra, 154. 
Registration of Voters :—See supra, 168 ; infra, 265. 


Religious Assemblies Bill: 


238. For reading the Third Time the Religious Assemblies 
Bill; uxxxrx. 381. 


Religious Instruction :—See supra, 125. 


Revenue : 
239. That the deficiency in the Revenue which would be 
occasioned by a Reduction of the Tax on Malt to Ten Shillings in 
the Quarter, and by the Repeal of the Tax on Houses and Win- 





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dows, 
111 


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QUESTIONS—continued. 











se 





1V. Questions resolved in the Affirmative—continued. 


(1.)—By the House —(continued)—relative to— 

Revenue—continued. 

' dows, could only be supplied by the substitution of the general Tax 
on Property and Income, and an extensive change in our whole 
Financial System, which would at present be inexpedient; Lxxxv111. 
329. 


Roman Catholics : 

240. That the Order of the Day be now read for resuming the 
adjourned Debate on Motion for going into Committee on Civil 
Disabilities of the Roman Catholics; uxxx1v. 109.———That 
certain Words proposed to be left out of the Roman Catholics Bill, 
stand part thereof; txxv1. 227.—&lt;—That the House do resolve 
itself into a Committee to consider of the Laws imposing Civil 
Disabilities on His Majesty’s Roman Catholic Subjects; ixxx1v. 
109.———For reading a Second Time the Roman Catholic Relief 
Bill; txxx1v. 148.———That the Roman Catholic Relief Bill be 
ingrossed ; LxxxIv. 179,——— For adjournment to supersede 
Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider 
the state of the Laws by which Oaths or Declarations are required 


to be taken for Offices, &amp;c., as regards Roman Catholics; txxvu. 
224. 


Salt Duties: 


241. That certain Words proposed to be left out, stand part of 
Resolution of Committee of Supply relative to; txxvu. 314. 


Savings Banks Bill : 


242. That certain Words proposed to be left out of the Savings 
Banks Bill, stand part thereof; ixxx1m. 533. 


Scavage and Package: 


243. For reading the Third Time the London Scavage and 
Package Bill; txxxvu. 672. 


Seamen: 

244. That Leave be given to bring in a Bill for consolidating 
and amending the Law of Merchant Seamen, and for obtaining 
and keeping up a complete Register of all Persons serving in the 
Commercial Navy of the United Kingdom; Lxxxix. 87.——— 
For now reading a Second Time the Merchant Seamen’s Widows’ 
Bill; txxxrx. 305. 


Session, Court of : 

245. For Leave to bring in a Bill for the better Regulation of 
the Office of Auditor of Accounts in the Court of Session in Scot- 
land, and for the appointment of Two Accountants General in the 
said Court; xc1. 547. 


Sheriffs’ Expenses Bill : 


246. That the Speaker do now leave the Chair for going into 
Committee on the Bill; txxxvit. 493. 


Smith, Mr. Baron: 
247. That the Resolution for the Appointment of a Committee 
respecting Mr. Baron Smith be rescinded ; txxx1x. 59. 


Speaker: 
248. That the Right Honourable James Abercromby do take 
the Chair of the House as Speaker; xc. 5. 


Spirit Licenses : 
249. For adjourning Debate on Motion for Committee, Whole 
House; xc1. 130. 


Strangers’ Gallery : 

250. That a Select Committee be appointed to consider and 
report upon the best means of setting apart and adapting a portion 
of the Strangers’ Gallery for the admission of Ladies during the 
Debates of the House; xc. 458. For agreeing with the 
Select Committee on the Strangers’ Gallery in their Resolutions ; 
xc1. 319. 





Sugar Duties (Ways and Means) : 
251. That acertain Sum stand part of a Resolution; txxxv. 
604. 


Supply: 

252. That the Report from the Committee of Supply be re- 
ceived on a certain day ; txxv1. 223.———For agreeing with the 
Committee of Supply in Resolutions; txxv1. 489.—.xxvil. 444,— 
Lxxxvul. 531.————That certain Words proposed to be left out of 
certain Resolutions of Committee of Supply stand part thereof; 
LXxvil. 151. 318, 314.—.xxvitt. 107.—For adding certain 
Words toa Resolution of Committee of Supply; txxvm. 313.— 
Lxxvill, 444.————That certain Words be inserted in a Resolution 
of Supply ; uxxvit. 444.——For Mr. Speaker leaving the Chair 
for going into Committee of; txxxu1. 432. 








(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Tailzies Regulation Bill : 

253. That the Report of Tailzies Regulation Bill be now brought 
up; LxXxxiv. 340. 

Tithe Commutation Bill : 

254. That it be an Instruction to the Committee to consider of 
limiting the duration of any Agreement entered into under the Pro- 
visions of the Bill; uxxx11. 178.————That certain Words stand 
part of the Tithes Commutation Bill; xct. 552. 569.———For 
adding a Clause to the Tithes Commutation Bill; xc1. 568.——. 
For agreeing with the Lords in an Amendment to the Tithes Com- 
mutation Bill; xc1. 729.—&lt;—For disagreeing with the Lords in 
an Amendment to the Tithes Commutation Bill; xcr. 729. 


Tithes, Ireland : 

255. That Leave be given to bring in a Bill to amend the Pro- 
visions of the Tithes Compositions (Ireland) Acts, and to render 
them permanent and compulsory; txxxvu. 488, ——&lt;—— For 
printing Petition from Preston against sending Troops to Ireland 
to enforce the payment of Tithes; txxxvi. 551.———That the 
Report from the Committee of the Whole House on Tithes Arrear 
(Ireland), be read; ixxxvit. 643.———For reading Bill 2°; 
LXXXVIII. 661.———-3°;; LXxx1x. 562.———That Mr. Speaker do 
now leave the Chair, for the House to resolve itself into a Com- 
mittee upon the Tithe Compositions (Ireland) Bill; xc1. 797. 
———That a Resolution reported from the Committee of the 
Whole House on Tithes (Ireland), be now read a Second Time; 
xcll. 339.———For agreeing with the last-mentioned Committee 
in their said Resolution ; xc11. 339. See supra, 129. 


Turnpikes : 

256. Barrington and Campsfield; For reading 2°; txxxrx. 
264.———Coventry and Over Whitacre; That certain Words 
proposed to be left out stand part of Bill; rxxxv1. 338.——— 
Scotland Bill ; That Words proposed to be left out stand part of 
Bill; txxxvi. 787.— Roads Act Amendment (Ireland) Bill ; 
For Speaker leaving the Chair for going into Committee; txxxrx. 
445. 


Union : 
257. For presenting an Address to His Majesty relative to the 
Union with Ireland ; txxx1x. 232. 


Universities : 

258. That Leave be given to bring in a Bill to grant to His 
Majesty’s Subjects generally the right of Admission to English 
Universities, and of equal eligibility to Degrees therein, notwith- 
standing their diversities of Religious Opinions, Degrees in Divi- 
nity alone excepted; Lxxxrx. 191.———For reading 2°; txxxrx. 
419,——=——3° 5; LXXXxIXx. 532. 


Usury Laws Bill : 
259. For reading 2°; txxxv. 333.———That the Speaker do 
leave the Chair ; txxxv. 385. 


West Indies (Crown Colonies) Relief Bill : 

260. That the Speaker do leave the Chair for going into Com- 
mittee on the Bill; txxxvi1. 553.———-That Words proposed to 
be left out stand part of an Amendment made by the Committee 
on the Bill; txxxvii. 580. 


Wigan Rectory Estate : 
261. That the Wigan Rectory Estate Bill, with the Amend- 
ments, do pass; xci1. 451. 


Window Tax :—See supra, 229. 


Yarmouth, Great : 

262. That the Petition of Inhabitants of Great Yarmouth, 
presented 26th of June last, and also the Petition of Freemen, 
Householders and Inhabitants of Great Yarmouth, presented 
30th of June last, severally alleging, among other things, that the 
Sum of Two Guineas has been lately paid to many of the 
Voters at the House of one of the most active Partisans in behalf 
of the Sitting Members, be referred to a Select Committee; 
xc. 452. 


(2.)—In Committee of the Whole House : 


263. Anatomy Regulation Bill; txxx1v.308. Anatomy 
Bill ; xxxvi1. 268. 287.288. Animals, Cruelty to, Bill; xc. 449. 
Army (Supply), Number of Land Forces; xc. 175.—xct. 134. 
Charge for; xc. 175.—xcr. 135. Half-pay, Charge for; txxxtx. 
105. Principal Officers, Allowances to; xc. 175. Staff Officers 
Postponing Resolution; xc. 175. ——— Bank Charter Bill; 
Lxxxvil. 657. 659. Beer, Sale of, Bill; uxxxv. 515. Benefices 
Plurality Bill; xc1. 771. Births, $c. Registration Bill; xc1. 434. 
———- Canada ; xcu. 127, 128, 265. 291. Chancery Sinecures 


Bill; uxxxvu. 572. Chester Criminals’ Execution Bill; xc. 43- 
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1V. Questions resolved in the Affirmative—continued. 


(2.)—In Committee of the Whole House—cont'. 
Cholera Prevention (Scotland) Bill; txxxvu. 116. Church, 
Established, Bill; xct. 639. Church Establishment (Ireland); 
That Surplus Revenue be applied to the Education of all Classes, 
without distinction of Religious Persuasion, &amp;c. ; xc.202. Church 
of Ireland Bill; xc. 488. 522, 523.—xc1. 618. Church Rates, 
For the Payment ceasing, and for Grant from the Land Tax for 
Repair of Fabrics of Churches; txxxrx. 208. That Chairman do 
report progress to supersede Motion, that for the Repair and 
Maintenance of Churches, &amp;c., Provision be made out of an 
increased Value to be given to Church Lands, &amp;c.; xcu. 118. 
On the Motion superseded at p. 118; xem. 173. Church 
Temporalities (Ireland) Bill; txxxvitt. 492. 517. Church Tem- 
poralities; For advancing £.100,000 by the Exchequer Bill 
Loan Commissioners, on credit of Funds accruing under Act of 
last Session, &amp;c.; and that it is expedient to make further Provi- 
sion in respect of Sinecure Dignities, &amp;c.; uxxxix. 247. That 
any Deficit which may arise in the Funds accruing to the Commis- 
sioners of Woods, &amp;c., under the Provisions of Act, and applicable 
to Payments to Parties entitled to Tithe Compositions, &amp;c., shall 
be made good out of the Consolidated Fund, &amp;c.; rxxx1x. 462. 
Civil Bill Courts (Ireland) Bill; xc1. 586. Civil List Bill; rxxxv1. 
476, 477. Civil Offices Bill; txxx1x. 277. Constabulary Force 
(Ireland) Bill; xc. 564. Coroners’ Bill; txxxvu. 422. Coro- 
ners (County) Bill; xc. 428. 497. Corporations, Municipal ; 
xc. 374. 398, 403. 410. 414. 439. 458.—xcr. 110. 161. Corpora- 
tions, Municipal (Ireland); xcrt. 155.—xcu. 195. Criminal 
Prosecutions, Ireland, (Supply), Charge for ; txxx1x. 507. 


264. Dean Forest Bill; rxxxv. 544. Death, Punishment of, 
Bill; txxxix. 410.—xcu. 387. Deeds, Registry of, (Ireland), 
Bill; uxxxvu. 524. Defence by Counsel Bill; txxx1x. 427. 457. 
—xc. 350.—xcI. 104, 105. Disturbances (Ireland) Bill; txxxvit. 
164. 173. 181. 185. 202, 203. 222. Disturbances Suppression 
(Ireland) Bill; xixxxix. 511. Dower Bill; txxxvu. 391.— 
LXXXvill. 382.———East India Charter Bill; txxxvutt. 576. 581. 
688. Ecclesiastical Courts Contempts Bill; txxxvu. 553. Edu- 
cation, Ireland, (Supply), Grant for; txxxvu. 513.—xc. 448, 
Elections Bribery Bill; txxxvir. 561.—1Lxxxrx. 157.—xc1. 442. 
748, 749. County Elections Polls Bill; xc1. 647. Polls at Elec- 
tions Bill; xc. 498. Stafford Bribery; txxxvi1. 204,——— 
Factories Regulation Bill; .txxxvui. 655. 660. 665, 666, 667. 
Fisheries Bill; xc1. 443. Freemen Admission Bill; rxxxrx. 468. 
——— Game Bill; txxxiv. 204. Grand Juries (Ireland) Bill; 
LXXXVIII. 640. 650.—xCI. 628, 629. 673.——— Hackney Carriages 
(Metropolis) Bill; xc. 658, 659. 708.———Imprisonment for 
Debt Bill; xc. 234. Inns, Alehouses and Victualling Houses 
Bill; xc. 436. Institutions, Public, Bill; xc. 562. Jenish 
Civil Disabilities Bill; uxxxvint. 525. ———King, Sir Abraham 
Bradley (Supply), Compensation to; ixxxvul. 552. ——— La- 
bourers’ Employment Bill; txxxvu. 476. Labourers’ Wages 
Bill; rxxxiv. 307.—1xxxv. 620. Lancaster Court of Common 
Pleas Bill; uxxxix. 414. Law Amendment Bill; txxxvu. 366. 
Lectures Publication Bill; xc. 589. Lescene and Escoffery 
(Supply), Compensation to; txxxvi. 774. Lighthouses Bill; xct. 
653. Lord Lieutenant’s Household (Supply), Salaries of Officers, 
&amp;e.; Lxxxix. 507.———Marriages Bill; xc1. 472. 476. Mar- 
shall, Mr. (Supply), Sum for Digest of Accounts and Papers ; 
Lxxxvill. 825. Maynooth College (Supply), Charge for; Lxxxtv. 
331,—Lxxxix. 196.—xcI. 763.—xci. 508. Merchant Seamen 
Registration Bill; xc. 292. Militia Staff Reduction Bill; xc. 





V. Questions passed in the Negative : 


(1.)—By the House.—[{Form of Question. ] 

268. That certain Words proposed to be left out of Questions 
stand part thereof; txxv, 330.—.xxvi. 185.—Lxxvil. 278.— 
LXXVIII, 110.—Lxxix. 48.—Lxxx. 73.—LXxx1I. 61.—.Lxxxul. 514. 
—LXxxi1. 99.—LxxxiIv. 324,—LxxXxv. 171.— Lxxxix. 468.— 
xc1. 76.—xcil. 131, &amp;e. That certain Words be inserted 
in Questions; txxxv. 6. 598,—LXxxVIII. 30.—LXXxxIx. 5. 
In Resolution of Committee of the Whole House; txxxm1. 285. 
——— Be inserted in Bills; uxxvi. 474. —.xxvu. 456.— 
LXXVIII. 428,—Lxxx. 398.—LxxxII. 400.—Lxxx1I. 538.—LXXXIV. 
122.—xe. 470.—xcr. 712. 760.—xci. 516.———JIn Clauses; 
LXXXII. 5387.—Lxxxvul. 580.———In Schedules; ixxxiv. 356. 
———-— Be added at the end of Questions ; Lxxvul. 5.——-Lxxx11. 12.— 
LXXXV. 12.—LXxxvI. 22.—xc. 160. 571.———Be added to Bills ; 
LXxxvi. 814,.———Be added to proposed Amendments to Ques- 
tions; xc1. 552.———Questions Negatived, Nem. con.; ixxvitt. 
482, 483.—Lxx1Ix. 512. 








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(2.)—In Committee of the Whole House—cont‘. 
533.———Navarin (Supply), Gratuity to Officers, &amp;c.; ixxxrx. 
506. Navy (Supply), Superannuations, Charge for; txxxv. 233. 
——— Ordnance Stores (Supply), Expense of; xcu. 283. Oyster 
Fisheries Bill; xct. 349. 443. 


265. Parliament Houses (Supply), Sum for; xcu. 583. 
Parliamentary Representation (England) Bill; txxxvi. 698. 704. 
707. 709. 714. 720. 724. 727. 731. 733. 740. 742, 743. 763. 769.— 
LXXXxvil. 44. 49. 55. 63, 64. 68. 70, 71. 83. 91.94. 109. 127. 133. 
140. 151. 160. 165. 173. 178,179. Parliamentary Representation 
(Ireland) Bill; uxxxvi. 443. 451. Parliamentary Representa- 
tion (Scotland) Bill; txxxvu. 366. 405. Party Processions 
(Ireland) Bill; txxxvu. 568, 569. Poole Corporation Bill; 
xci. 635. Poor Laws Amendment Bill; txxxrx. 291. 330. 366. 
372. 392, 393. 409. 420. Poor Relief (Ireland) Bill; xcir. 411. 
430. 437. 441. Post Horse and Stage Coach Duties Bill; 
wxxxvul. 575. Post Office Commissioners Bill; xc1. 716.——— 
Registration of Voters Bill; xct. 262. 484. 501. 536. Registra- 
tion of Voters (Ireland) Bill; xc. 586. Religious Assemblies 
Bill; uxxxrx. 292. Roads Act Amendment Bill; txxxrx. 445. 
Roman Catholic Relief Bill; txxxtv. 161. 168. 


266. Session, Court of, (Scotland) Bill; xcr. 635. Sheriffs’ 
Courts Bill; xcu. 301. Sheriffs’ Expenses Bill; txxxvut. 493. 
Slavery ; Resolutions of Committee, That immediate and effectual 
measures be taken for the entire Abolition of Slavery under Pro- 
visions, &amp;c.; Lxxxvi. 451. That all Children born after the 
passing of the Act, or who shall be under Six Years of Age at the 
time of the passing of the Act, shall be declared Free, &amp;c.; 
Lxxxvir. 466. That all Persons now Slaves shall be registered 
as Apprenticed Labourers, &amp;c. ; txxxvi. 472. For enabling His 
Majesty to grant £.20,000,000, as Compensation, &amp;c. ; LXxxvutt. 
476. For enabling His Majesty to defray the Expense of esta- 
blishing Stipendiary Magistracy, &amp;c.; txxxvu. 476. Slavery 
Abolition Bill; txxxvin. 612. 618. 639. Stamp Duties Bill; 
xcI. 648, 649. 676. Stannaries Courts Bill; xc1. 716. Subletting 
Act Amendment (Ireland) Bill; txxxvi. 128. Sugar Duties 
(Ways and Means); rxxxv.574. Sugar Duties Bill; 1xxx1v. 339. 


267. Tithes Commutation (England and Wales); Resolu- 
tion of Committee, That it is expedient to effect a Commutation of 
Tithes, to abolish Payment of Tithes in kind, and to substitute a 
Redeemable Annual Payment, &amp;c.; Lxxx1x. 182. Tithes 
Commutation Bill; xc1. 312. 354. 361. 387.———Tithes (Ire- 
land); Resolutions of Committee; Granting Sum from Conso- 
lidated Fund for the Relief of the Distress of the Clergy; rxxxxvm. 
227. For abolishing Composition for Tithes, and substituting 
Land Tax, &amp;c.; txxxix. 51. For abolishing Composition and 
substituting Rent-charge; xc. 148. Tithes Composition 
(Ireland) Bill; uxxxvn. 544. 549.———Tiithes (Ireland) Bill; 
LXXXVII. 260.—LxxxIx. 545. 548. Tithes (Ireland) Act; 
Resolution of Committee; For an Advance to the Clergy to 
relieve the occupying Tenantry from Arrears; Advance to be paid 
by a Land Tax, &amp;c.; txxxvitl. 487.———Trrial of Offences (Ire- 
land) Bill; .xxxvim. 286. Turnpikes, Highways, Bill ; 
LXXXIX.430, 431.—xc. 250.——— Universities’ Professors (Supply), 
Salaries, &amp;c.; Lxxxvul. 272.—xc. 337.———Volunteer Corps 
(Supply), Charge for; txxx1x. 105.—xct. 241.—xc11. 228. 
Weights and Measures Bill; xc. 455. 480. 514.——— Whitehall 
Chapel (Supply), Charge for finishing the Interior of; xc. 336. 
Wills Bill; xcrr. 515. 

















(1.)—By the House—[ Relative to}|— 


Absence, Leave of: 


269. That certain Members have Leave of Absence ; viz. 
Gilbert, Mr. Davies ; txxxvi. 868.—Grosvenor, The Honourable 
Robert ; rxxx11. 376.—Joliffe, Mr.; txxv. 338. 


Absentees : 


270. That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into the 
Amount of the various Forms of Absentee Expenditure by which 
Ireland is affected, to ascertain its effects on the prosperity of 
that Country, and on the happiness of the People, and to discover 
a Remedy, if possible, for the evils it occasions; Lxxxvut. 566. 


Accounts and Papers :—See Accounts and Papers, 6622-6720. 
Accounts, Public : 


271. For laying before the House certain Estimates in relation 
to the Public Accounts; uxxxvunt, 101. 


A’Court, 








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V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 
(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to — 
A’Court, Sir William : 
272. For Copy of Instructions given to Sir William A’Court, 
for the regulation of his Conduct in cases of Changes in the Go- 
vernment of Spain; txxviut. 470. 


Act of Union :—See infra, 633. 
‘Adcock, Edward :—See infra, 398. 


Addresses : 

273. That certain Words be added to the Address of Thanks ; 
LXXxu. 29.—.Lxxxv. 12.—.xxxvi. 22.———That certain Words 
be inserted in the Motion for Address of Thanks; txxxv. 6.— 
LXXxIx. 5.———That certain Words proposed to be left out, 
stand part of Motion for Address of Thanks; .xxxvu. 5. 
———-That certain Words be added to the Motion for an Address 
of Acknowledgement for Communication respecting the calling a 
New Parliament; txxxv. 598.———For adjourning Debate 
on Motion for Address of Thanks ; txxxvut. 20. That cer- 
tain Words be inserted in the Address of Thanks; txxxvut. 30. 

For Adjournment, to supersede Amendment on Motion for 
Address of Thanks; txxxvit. 20. See Addresses, 1477-1516. 








Adjournments : 

274. For the House to adjourn; xc. 516. 534.———To su- 
persede Motions ; ixxvi. 151.—Lxxviti. 405.—Lxxrx. 494.—Lxxx- 
33.—LXxxI. 323.—Lxxxl. 569.—LXXxIII. 490.—LXxXIV. 327.— 
LXXxvV. 28.—LXxxvi. 803.—LXXXVIII. 20.—LXXx1x. 382.—xc. 436. 
—xclI. 83.—xclil. 339. 


Administration of Justice :—See infra, 375. 640. 
Admiralty, Lords of :—See infra, 511. 


Admiralty, Court of, (Ireland) : : 

275. For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the 
circumstances connected with the Seizure and Condemnation of 
the Vessel called “ The Peru,” in the Admiralty Court in Ireland, 
in the Year 1822, and the Disposal of the Proceeds thereof; xcu. 
46. 


Admission of Freemen :—See infra, 422. 
Advocate General :—See infra, 461. 


Agricultural Distress : 

276. Relative to the Distressed State of Agriculture, the Price 
of Corn and other Commodities, and the State of the Currency ; 
LXxvil. 418-420. For adding Sir Charles Burrell to the 
Select Committee on Agriculture; txxxvi11. 355. ———That the 
Earl of Darlington be a Member of the Select Committee on 
Agricultural Distress ; xc1. 14. See infra, 387. 391. 





Agricultural Labourers : 
277. For printing Petition of William Cobbett, respecting 
Agricultural Labourers; txxxvit. 189. See infra, 596. 


Alehouses : 

278. For reading a Second Time a Clause offered to be added 
on the Report of the Alehouse Licensing Bill; uxxx1. 353. 
———For bringing in a Bill for better regulating the granting 
Certificates authorizing Persons to keep Common Inns, Alehouses 
or Victualling-houses in Scotland, and for the better regulating 
such Houses; txxx1x. 96.— ——For Adjournment, to supersede 
Motion for Mr. Speaker leaving the Chair for going into Com- 
mittee on the Bill; xc. 436.———For Adjournment, to super- 
sede Motion for reading 2° Clause offered on Report; xcr. 712. 


Aliens : 


279. For Instructions to Committee on Aliens Bill, to provide 
“That the Privy Council shall cause to be delivered a Summary 
of the Matter alleged against any Alien, &amp;c. ;’—“That nothing 
in the Bill shall extend to Aliens whose principal Residence. has 
been in England since 1 January 1814;”—“That nothing in 
the Bill shall extend to any Aliens coming or to come to give 
Evidence for or against the Queen’s Bill;” xxv. 431. 
For adjourning a Debate on Motion that the word “now” stand 
part of the Question for reading a Second Time the Aliens Regu- 
lation Bill; uxxvu. 347.———For bringing up certain Clauses 
offered to be added on the Report of Aliens Regulation Bill; 
—“ That the Act shall not extend to any Alien being a Subject of 
a State in Amity, unless an Information on Oath and in 
Writmg deposited with the Secretary of State ;’—“That the 
Names and Descriptions of Aliens removed be laid before Par- 
liament ;’’—“ That the Causes of Removal be communicated to the 
Alien, Twenty-four Hours before Removal takes place;” txxvu1. 
418,.———For bringing up Clauses offered to be added on Third 
Reading ;—“ Requiring a Statement upon Oath of the Informer, 
and Examination of the Parties;” and also, “That Aliens may 
be heard by Counsel in Appeals to the Privy Council ; ” rxxrx. 283. 














(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Amendments :—See Amendments, 58-61. 


America: 
280. For an Address for Copy of the Decision of the King of 
Holland on the Boundary Line of the North-west Coast of 
America; Lxxxvi. 376. 


Anatomy Regulation Bill : 

281. That it be an Instruction to the Committee on the Bill, 
that they have power to repeal so much of Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 31, 
as empowers Judges to order the Bodies of Murderers to be given 
over for dissection ; Lxxx1v. 308. 


Animals, Cruelty to :—See infra, 296. 318. 331. 
Appeals upon Private Bills :—See infra, 552. 
Archbishop of Canterbury :—See infra, 328. 


Arigna Iron and Coal Mining Company : 
282. For printing the Names subscribed to the Petition of 
Shareholders; txxx11. 106. 


Armagh : 

283. For Copies of certain Papers relative to Outrages at 

Armagh Races in October 1834; xc. 255. 
Army : 

284. For an Address, That His Majesty will be graciously 
pleased to employ in his Army such Persons as remain upon 
Half-pay ; uxxvi. 302.—1xxx1. 390.———For laying before the 
House an Account of the Distribution of the regular Military 
Force on 1 January 1833; txxxvit. 148.———For laying before 
the House a Return of the Names and Ranks of the Officers who 
had, since the conclusion of the Peninsular War, been removed 
into the Foot Guards, &amp;c.; xc. 158. For laying before the 
House Regulations under which Honorary Marks of Distinction 
were conferred upon Officers of the Army and Navy for Services 
in Action during the late War; xcr. 157. For laying before 
the House a Return of the British Officers employed in the 
Organization of the Portuguese Army during the Peninsular 
War; xc. 158. See infra, 366. 376. 417. 508. 


Arrests for Debt : 

285. For Leave to bring in a Bill to authorize Sheriffs and 
other Officers to abstain from arresting, or to discharge, Persons 
arrested who may be in a Dangerous State of Health; txxx1. 
341. 








Arthur, Lieutenant-Colonel :—See infra, 309. 440. 


Assessed Taxes : 
286. For the Repeal of the Duties on Assessed Taxes ; txxvutt. 
133.—1xxx. 159.———That it is expedient that from and after 
5 January 1825, the Duties on Houses and Windows should cease, 
also the Duties on Servants, Carriages, &amp;c. ; rxx1x. 342. That 
it is the Opinion of this House that all Taxes upon Houses and 
Windows should cease on 5 October 1833; txxxvu. 419. 





Assessment of Lessors (Ireland) Bill : 
287. For reading Bill a Second Time; txxxu1. 428. 


Atchison, Captain Thomas : 
288. For a Copy of the Minutes of Evidence taken at the 
Trial of Captain Thomas Atchison, of the Royal Artillery, by a 
General Court Martial, at Malta, in the Year 1824; xc. 520. 


Austria :—See infra, 473. 


Austrian Loan : 

289. For laying before the House Copy Proposal of Messrs. 
Reid, Irving &amp; Co.; Baring, Brothers &amp; Co.; and N. M. Roths- 
child, Esq'*, for paying the Sum of £.2,500,000 into the Exche- 
quer on behalf of the Austrian Government; txxrx. 103. 


Ballot : 

290. That it is expedient, in all future Elections of Members 
to serve in Parliament, that the Votes be taken by way of Ballot; 
LXxxvitl. 309.—xc. 304. For Leave to bring in a Bill to pro- 
vide that the Votes at Elections for Members of Parliament be 
taken secretly by way of Ballot; xc1. 547.—xcu. 134. 


Bank of England : 

291. For laying before the House an Account of the Amount 
of Promissory Notes and Bank Post Bills of the Governor and 
Company of the Bank of England in circulation on the First 
Day of each Month, during the Years 1824, 1825 and 1826; 
LEXXVII. 528. See infra, 419. 607. 


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V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 
(1.)\— By the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Bank of Ireland Bill: 

292. For an Instruction to the Committee on Bank of Ireland 
Bill, “To make distinct Provision therein that His Majesty's 
Roman Catholic Subjects of Ireland may lawfully hold and exer- 
cise the Offices of Governor and Director of the Company of the 
Bank of Ireland, and any Office or Place of Trust in or under 
the said Company ;” txxvi. 434. 


Bank Post Bills :—sSee supra, 291. 


Bankruptcy Bill : 
293. For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on Third 
Reading, “ Limiting an Effect of an Act of Bankruptcy to Six 
Years;” ixxrx. 441. 


Bankrupts : 

294. For the House to resolve itself into a Committee to con- 
sider the Statute 13 Elizabeth, and such subsequent Statutes as 
give to the Lord High Chancellor of England Jurisdiction in 
matters of Bankruptcy ; 1xxxu. 483. 


Baring, Mr. Bingham :—See infra, 383. 


Barrackpoor : 
295. For laying before the House certain Papers relating to 
the Mutiny at Barrackpoor; Lxxx11. 346. 


Barristers :—See infra, 609. 


Bear-baiting : 

296. For appointing a Select Committee to inquire whether the 
Practice of Bear-baiting and other cruel Sports has a Mischievous 
Effect on the Morals of the People; 1xx1x. 103.———For Leave 
to bring in a Bill to prohibit Bear-baiting, Dog-fighting and other 
Cruel Sports; 1xxx1. 88. 


Beaumont, Mr. Wentworth : 
297. That he be excused for not attending a Call of the 
House ; uxxx. 150. 


Beer : 
298. For Leave to bring in a Bill to repeal Act of Session 
1821, relating to the Duties of Excise on Beer; ixxvi. 488. 
For Leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the Fourth Section 
of Act 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 22; uxxvu. 414. Motion, That it 
is the Opinion of this House that from and after 5 January 1826, 
the Duties now imposed on Beer do cease; Lxxx. 380. For 
bringing up a Clause offered to be added on the further Consider- 
ation of the Report on the Sale of Beer Bill; uxxxv. 574. ——— 
For reading Clauses a Second Time offered to be added on the 
Third Reading of the Sale of Beer Bill; txxxv. 604.———For 
adding certain Words to the Title of the Bill for Sale of Beer and 
Cider by Retail in England; txxxv.604.———That Leave be given 
to bring in a Bill to amend the Act 1 Will. IV. c. 64, relating to 
the Sale of Beer; txxxvu. 360. See infra, 489. 








Belgic Provinces :—See infra, 579. 


Bengal Army: 
299. That there be laid before the House a Copy of the Military 
Despatch of the Marquis of Hastings in 1819, on the Organiza- 
tion and Allowance of the Bengal Army ; uxxx. 260. 


Beresford, Lord : 
300. Relative to the Appointment of Lord Beresford to be 
Lieutenant-General of the Ordnance; Lxxvuit. 42. 


Best, Mr. Justice : 
301. For bringing up a Petition of Thomas Davison, com- 
plaining of the Conduct of Mr. Justice Best ; txxvi. 105. 


Bethnal Green : 
302. For bringing up a Petition from Bethnal Green, con- 
taining Statements in relation to the Debates and Proceedings of 
the House ; txxvir. 150. 


Bills :—sSee Bills, 280-364. 629-647. 


Births, &amp;c. Registration Bill : 
303. For inserting certain Words in the Registration of Births, 
&amp;e. Bill; xc1. 579.———For now reading a Second Time 
a Schedule offered to be added upon the Third Reading of the 
Registration of Births, &amp;c. Bill; xc1. 579. 


Bishops : 
304. For Leave to bring in a Bill for relieving the Archbishops 
and Bishops of the Established Church from their Legislative and 
Judicial Duties in the House of Peers; txxx1x. 120.———That 





(1.)—By the House—(continued)—-relative to— 
Bishops—continued. 

it is the Opinion of this House, That the attendance of the Bishops 
in Parliament is prejudicial to the cause of Religion; xcr. 293. 
—&gt;—That it is the Opinion of this House, That the sitting of the 
Bishops in Parliament is unfavourable in its operation to the 
general interests of the Christian Religion in. this Country, and 
tends to alienate the affections of the People from the Established 
Church; xcr. 57. 


Board of Control : 

305. That it be referred to a Select Committee to examine into 
the Duties annexed to the Office of the Commissioners for 
managing the Affairs of India; txxvu. 108.——-That it does 
not appear expedient to this House, that the Salary of the Pre- 
sident of the Board of Control should be reduced to the Sum of 
£.3,500 proposed in the Report of the Committee appointed to 
consider of the Reduction of Salaries ; txxxv1. 878. 


Bode, Baron de :—See infra, 423. 


Bombay : 

306. For laying before the House Copy of Correspondence 
respecting the interference of the Bombay Government with 
certain Proceedings of the Supreme Court of Judicature at that 
Presidency ; txxxv. 150. 


Borough Boundaries Bill : 


307. For inserting certain Words in the Borough Boundaries 
Bill; xc1. 820. 


Borthwick, William Murray :—See infra, 483. 


Bowring, Mr. John : 


308. For Papers relative to the Imprisonment of Mr. John 
Bowring ; Lxxvutl. 77. 


Bradley, ‘Thomas : 

309. For a Select Committee to inquire into Colonel Arthur’s 
treatment of Colonel Bradley at Honduras, and into the circum- 
stances which led to Colonel Bradley’s dismissal from the Army, 
without a Court Martial; xc. 515.—&lt;—For appointing a Select 
Committee to inquire into the Allegations contained in the Peti. 
tion of Thomas Bradley, &amp;c.; xc1. 426. 


Bray Drainage Bill: 
319. For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on the 
Report,—* Allowing time for the Claim of Indemnity to Persons 
now out of the Realm ;” txxvir. 222. 


Brazilian Captures : 

311. For an Address for Communications between the Foreign 
Office and the British Legation at Rio de Janeiro, relative to the 
Claims of British Merchants for the illegal Capture of their Ships 
by the Brazilian Squadron, in 1826 and 1827, off Buenos Ayres; 
LXXXxVI. 674. 


Bridport : 
312. For printing a Petition of Edward Gill Flight, respecting 
the Borough of Bridport ; txxxv1. 264. 


British Museum : 
313. For an Account of all Applications to be admitted to the 
Reading Room of the British Museum ; txxvi. 252. 


Broadhurst, Nathan : 
314. That the Petition of Nathan Broadhurst do lie upon the 
Table; txxvi. 146. 


Brudenell, Lieutenant-Colonel Lord : 

315. For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the 
Conduct of the Commander-in-Chief of the Forces, in appointing 
Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Brudenell to the Second Lieutenant- 
Colonelcy of 11th Light Dragoons; xc1. 319. 


Bryce, Dr. : 
316. For laying before the House Copy of the Minute of the 
Supreme Council in Bengal, by whieh he was appointed Secretary 
to the Stationery Committee in Calcutta ; txxx. 506. 


Buckingham, Mr. : 
317. For agreeing with the Committee on Mr. Buckingham’s 
Claim in their Resolutions; xc1. 438. 


Bull-baiting : 
318. For Leave to bring in a Bill to prohibit Bull-baiting and 
Dog-fighting ; txxvi. 329. See infra, 331. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Buenos Ayres : 
11K 











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V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 
(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Buenos Ayres :—See supra, 311. 





Burgess, Henry : 
319. That the Petition of Henry Burgess, relative to the Extra 
Post, be referred to a Committee; txxvur. 168. 














Burgesses, Ireland : 
320. For Leave to bring ina Bill relating tothe Non-residence 
of Burgesses or other Officers in Towns Corporate or Boroughs 
in Ireland; uxxx:. 147. 


Burghs, Royal, Scotland : 

321. For the House to resolve itself into a Committee upon 
the Royal Burghs of Scotland; ixxvi. 42.———That the Royal 
Burghs Accounts Bills be re-committed ; txxv11. 302.———That 
certain Words be inserted in the Burgh Magistrates of Scotland 
Bill; txxvi. 442. 













































Burials :—See infra, 575. 


Burrell, Sir Charles :—See supra, 276. 


Burton, Mr. Christie : 
322. For an Address for. Compensation to the Creditors of 
Mr. Christie Burton for loss occasioned in support of the Privi- 
leges of Parliament ; txxvi. 397. 


Butter Trade : 
323. That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, for the House 
to resolve itself into a Committee to consider Act 56 Geo. III. c. 25, 
for charging certain Duties on the Importation of Butter; uxxvut. 
360. 


Calls of the House : 
324. That the House be called over; txxxvul. 484. 


Cambridge : 

325. That Mr. Speaker do issue his Warrant to the Clerk of 
the Crown to make out anew Writ for the Borough of Cambridge, 
in the room of George Pryme, Esq‘, who since his Election hath 
been appointed a Quorum Commissioner in Fiats in Bankruptcy, 


Lxxxvill. 671. 


Canada : 

326. For an Address for a Copy of the Correspondence that has 
passed between the Secretary for the Colonies and the Governor 
of Upper Canada, respecting the Dismissal from Office of the late 
Attorney-General Mr. Baulton, and the Solicitor-General Mr. Hag- 
german, and of the re-instatement in Office of those Officers; 
LXXXvill. 642,————For presenting an Address to Her Majesty, 
that She will be graciously pleased to disagree to an Act of the 
Legislature of Upper Canada, 7 Will. IV. c. 17, “to prevent the 
Dissolution of the Parliament of this Province in the event of 
a Demise of the Crown;” xc. 607. See supra, 280. 


Candles : 


327. For leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the Tax on Tallow 
Candles; ixxvi11. 328.————That it is expedient early in the next 
Session, or as soon as the Financial State of the Country will 
allow, that the Duty on Tallow Candles should be greatly reduced ; 
xxx. 506. 







































































Canterbury, Archbishop of : 
328. For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on the 
Third Reading of the Archbishop of Canterbury’s Estate Bill; 
LXXXIII. 436. 



































Canterbury, Prerogative Court of :—See infra, 535. 








Capital Crimes Defence Bill: 
329. For reading BillaSecond Time; txxvi. 222. See infra, 


372. 




















Carlow : 

330. For an Address for a Commission to proceed to the 
County of Carlow to inquire into the facts set forth in the Peti- 
tions presented to the House relating to the last Election for the 
said County; xc1. 379. That George Rous Keough, Esq’, 
Sheriff of the County of Carlow, and Returning Officer for the 
said County, be permitted to appear as a separate party before the 
Committee on the Carlow Election Petition; xc11. 294. 















































Carriages :—See supra, 286. 








Cato Street Conspiracy :—See infra, 408. 








Cattle Ill-Treatment Bill : 





(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 


331. That the word “ Bull” be inserted in the Cattle Il-treat- 
ment Bill; uxxvi. 490.———For Leave to bring in a Bill to 
amend Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 71, to prevent the cruel and improper 
treatment of Cattle; txxx. 259. For bringing in a Bill to 
repeal the Act to prevent cruel and improper treatment of Cattle, 
and to make other Provisions in lieu thereof; txxx1v. 289. See 
supra, 296. 318. 


Central Criminal Court Bill : 


332. That this House do resolve itself into a Committee to con- 
sider of providing Compensation out of the County Rates to the 
Officers who may be deprived of the Emoluments of their Offices 
by the Central Criminal Court Bill; rxxxrx. 434. 


Ceylon : 


333. For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the 
Commerce, Revenue and Expenditure of Ceylon; ixxxv. 490. 


Chancery, Court of : 


334. For adjourning a Debate on Motion for appointing a 
Select Committee to inquire into the Arrear of Business in the 
Court of Chancery; Lxxvi11. 366.———For appointing a Select 
Committee to inquire into the Arrear of Business in the Court of 
Chancery ; Ltxxvi11. 369.———For bringing up a Clause offered 
to be added on Third Reading, “ To limit the Retired Allowances 
to Masters in Chancery ;” uxxvitt. 419.——~For laying before 
the House the Evidence already taken by the Commis- 
sioners for inquiring into the practice of the Court of Chancery ; 
Lxxx. 506.———For a Return of the Number of Causes set 
down before the Lord Chancellor from 1820; several other 
Returns relating to the Court of Chancery; ixxxu. 390. 
———For agreeing with the Committee in an Amendment to the 
Registrar Office in Chancery Bill; xc. 505.——For bringing 
up a Clause offered to be added on Third Reading of the Irish 
Chancery Bill, “That it shall not extend to prevent persons sit- 
ting in the House who shall have been elected previous to passing 
the Act ;” Lxxv. 389. See supra, 294; infra, 640. 


Charitable Trustees : 


335. For now reading a Second Time Clauses offered to be 
added upon Report of the Charitable Trustees Bill; xc1. 711. 
———tThat the further Proceeding upon the Charitable Trustees 
Bill be deferred till this day Six Months; xc1. 712.———For in- 
serting certain Words in the Charitable Trustees Bill; xc1. 712, 


Charity and Education :—See infra, 505. 
Chester, Sheriff of : 


336. For referring the Petition complaining of the Conduct of 
the Sheriff of Chester to a Select Committee ; txxvi. 92. 


Cholera : 


337. For an Address, That a daily Report of the Cases of 
Cholera within the Cities and Liberties of London and Westmin- 
ster, the Borough of Southwark and the Bills of Mortality, be 
re-issued; LXxxvul. 511. 629. 


Christchurch (Surrey) Rectory Bill: 


338. For reading 2°; txxx1x. 274. 


Church of England : 


339. That the Church of England, as by Law established, is 
not recommended by practical utility; that its Revenues have always 
been subject to Legislative Enactments; and that the greater part, 
if not the whole, of those Revenues ought to be appropriated to the 
Relief of the Nation; txxxvit. 276. For now reading a 
Second Time Clauses offered to be added upon Report of the 
Established Church Bill; xc1. 665, 666. See supra, 304. 





Church Establishment (Ireland): 


340. Relative to the Church Establishment of Ireland ; txxvu. 
91.—Lxx1x. 332,—Lxxx. 537.———That the House will early in 
the next Session of Parliament appoint a Select Committee for the 
purpose of considering the present state of the Irish Church; ixxx. 
537.—&lt;——That it is expedient to inquire whether the present 
Church Establishment of Ireland be not more than commensurate 
to the services to be performed, both as regards the number of 
Persons employed and the Incomes they receive; ixx1x. 332. 
———For an Instruction to the Committee on the Church in 
Ireland Bill, That they have Power to divide the Bill into Two 
Bills; xc. 482. 


Church of Scotland : 


341. For Copy of Order in Council of 12 February 1820, as 
transmitted to the Moderator of the General Assembly of the 
Church of Scotland; txxvi. 76. 


Churches, 













QUESTIONS—continued. 































































V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 
(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 


Churches, Additional, Bill : 
$42. For adjourning Debate upon Motion as to time for going 
into Committee of the Whole House upon the Additional Churches 
Bill; 1xxx11. 490.——For Adjournment, to supersede Motion ; 
LXxxi1l. 490. 


Church Lands Exchange Bill : 
343. That certain Words proposed to be left out of Bill stand 
part thereof; Lxxx. 585. 


Church Rates : 

344. For bringing in a Bill to repeal so much of several Sta- 
tutes as enable Parish Vestries to assess Rates for building 
Churches and Chapels; txxxv. 537. ———(Ireland); For reading 
a Clause a Second Time offered to be added on the Report of the 
Church Rates (Ireland) Bill; txxx1. 299.———For bringing in 
a Bill to alter andamend Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 72, relating to Church 
Rates and Parish Cesses; txxxv. 338. See infra, 454. 


Cider :—See supra, 298. 


Civil Bill Courts: 
345. For now reading a Second Time a Clause offered to be 
added upon the Third Reading of the Civil Bill Courts (Ireland) 
Bill; xc1. 674. 


Civil List: 

346. That a Select Committee be appointed to take into con- 
sideration the Third Class of His Majesty’s Civil List; txxvut. 
269.———For a Return of any Decrease of Expense since 2 May 
1822, that has taken place in the Third Class of the Civil List; 
LXXVIII. 173.—&lt;—For an Address for a Return of all Pensions 
on His Majesty’s Civil List in England on 1st January 1828; 
LXXXI1l. 367.———For the House to resolve itself into a Com- 
mittee to take into consideration the expediency of revising the 
Civil List; uxxxi. 422. See infra, 538. 


Civil Offices :—See infra, 612. 
Clancarty, Lord :—See infra, 551. 
Clauses :—See Bills, 280-364. 


Clergy : 
347. For presenting an Address, praying that His Majesty 
will be graciously pleased to afford to Parliament the advice and 
assistance, in matters Ecclesiastical, of the Clergy in Convocation 
assembled, according to the ancient usage and constitution of the 
Realm; xcu. 317. For bringing up a Clause offered to be 
added on Third Reading of the Clergy Residence Bill; “ That 
the Incumbent shall vacate a Benefice in case of accepting Eccle- 


siastical Preferment to the amount of £.400 per annum ;” Lxxix. 
424. 


Clerk of the Pleas (Ireland) Bill : 


348. For hearing Counsel upon a Petition against the Bill, 
upon the Third Reading; uxxx1v. 285. 


Coals, Ireland : 
349. For the House to resolve itself into a Committee to con- 
sider of repealing the Duties now payable on the Importation of 
Coals into Ireland; txxxv. 420. 





Cobbett, William : —See supra, 277. 


Cohen, Levy Emanuel: 
350. For an Address to remit the remainder of the term of 
Imprisonment of Levy Emanuel Cohen, a Prisoner in the Gaol of 
Chelmsford, under the Libel Law ; txxx1x. 88. 


Coinage : 
351. For an Address to direct Inquiries to be made for ascer- 
taining the best mode of adapting the Coinage to a Decimal 
Scale; txx1x. 98. 


Coleraine Election Petition : 
352. For discharging the Order for considering Petition on a 


(1.)— By the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Commissary Courts, Scotland : 

355. For Leave to bring in a Bill to abolish the inferior Com- 
missary Courts in Scotland; txxvi. 35.———For the House to 
adjourn on Third Reading of the Bill for the Regulation of the 
Commissary Court of Edinburgh; txxvit. 405.———For agree- 
ing to certain Amendments made by the Lords to the Scottish 
Commissaries Bill; txxvi1. 482. 


Commissions : 
356. For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the 


present state of the various Public Commissions, &amp;c. ; xc1. 478. 
See infra, 596. 


Committees :—See Committees, 1382-1430. 


Complaints : 

357. “ Examiner ;” 10th Nov. 1833; That the Orders of the 
Day be now read, to supersede Motion, That the matter of Com- 
plaint be referred to the Committee of Privileges; txxxrx. 17. 
———“ John Bull;” 6th May 1821; That certain Words pro- 
posed to be left out of Question, That Robert Thomas Weaver be 
committed to the custody of the Serjeant, in order to his being 
reprimanded and discharged, stand part thereof; Lxxvi. 335. 
———-For printing Evidence taken at the Bar of the House, 
relative to the said Complaint; ixxvi. 335.———“ Morning 
Chronicle ;” 26th Feb. 1821; For Adjournment, to supersede 
Motion, That the Printer and Publisher do attend the 
House; txxvi. 151.———“Morning Post Newspaper;” That a 
Letter printed in the Morning Post Newspaper, from the Chan- 
cellor of the Exchequer to Mr. Hume, be read; xc. 155. 
“Times,” 1831; For bringing John Joseph Lawson, the Printer 
and Publisher, to the Bar; txxxvi. 835. 


Confirmations Bill, Scotland : 


358. For agreeing to certain Amendments made by the Lords 
to the Scottish Confirmations Bill; txxvim. 483. 





Consolidated Fund :—See infra, 538. 


Constabulary (Ireland) : 

359. For now reading a Second Time a Clause offered to be 
added upon the Third Reading of the Constabulary Force (Ire- 
land) Bill; xcr. 200.———For adding certain Words to an 
Amendment made by the Lords to the Constabulary Force (Ire- 
land) Bill; xc1. 388, 


Constitutional Association : 
360. For an Address praying His Majesty to direct his Attor- 
ney General to enter a Nolle prosequi upon all Indictments laid 
against Individuals; txxvi. 500. 


Copyright Bill : 
361. For adjourning Debate on Motion for leave to bring in a 
Bill; xcr. 448. 


Cork Special Commission : 

362. For laying before the House Copies of Depositions or 
Informations sworn by Patrick Daly, relative to the Conspiracies 
to murder, of which the Prisoners given in charge stood accused, 
and Copies of the Notes of the Judges; uxxxv. 413. 


Corn : 

363. For Adjournment, to supersede Motion for reading the 
Order of the Day for the Second Reading of the Bill to permit 
Foreign Corn warehoused to be taken out for Home Consump- 
tion; Lxxx1. 341.———For agreeing with the Committee in an 
Amendment to the Corn Bill; txxvu. 332.———For reading a 
Second Time a Clause offered to be added on further considering 
the Report of the Corn Bill; txxxu. 400.——For inserting 
certain Words in a Resolution of the Committee on the Corn 
Trade Acts; Lxxxl. 285. For the House to resolve itself 
into a Committee to consider of an alteration in the Corn Laws; 
LXxXIv. 318,—————-That the Petition of Inhabitants of Preston, 
for the Repeal of the Corn Laws, and cautioning the House against 
refusing to take the matter into consideration, do lie upon the 
Table; txxxvi. 749.———That Leave be given to bring in a Bill 
to amend the Corn Importation Act; txxxvi., 497.———That 
the House do resolve itself in a Committee to consider of the 
Corn Laws, and of substituting, instead of the present graduated 
Scale of Duties, a fixed and moderate Duty on the Import at all 








certain Day; txxxvut. 42. 


Columbian Government : 
353. For an Address respecting the Right of the Columbian 
Government to be recognized ; Lxxvil. 452. 


Combination of Workmen : 
354. For bringing up Clause offered to be added on Third 
Reading of Bill; xxx. 621. 


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times of Foreign Corn into the United Kingdom, and for granting 
a fixed and equivalent Bounty on the Export of Corn from the 
United Kingdom; .ixxxix. 100.———For appointing a Select 
Committee to inquire under what regulations and restrictions Fo- 
reign Grain and Flour, warehoused in bond, may be admitted to 
entry for the purpose of being manufactured and re-exported, 
without prejudice to the public Revenue and to the interests of 
Agriculture, xc1. 255,——«——That the House do resolve itself into 

a Committee, 





QUESTION S—continued. 





V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 
(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Corn—continued. 
a Committee to consider of the propriety of permitting Foreign 
Corn, &amp;c., to be imported into the United Kingdom on the pay- 
ment of fixed Duties; xcu. 178. See supra, 276; infra, 641. 


Coronation (Geo. IV.): 
364. For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the 
Excess of the Expenditure at the Coronation; txxvut. 409, 


Coroners : 
365. For Leave to bring in a Bill to amend the Laws relating 
to Coroners ; xxvii. 329. 


Corporal Punishment : 

366. For an Address to take such Measures as may cause the 
Punishment of Flogging in the Army to be suspended till after 
the Meeting of the next Session of Parliament; txxxvut. 417. 
See infra, 508. 648. 


Corporate Funds Bill : 
366*. For bringing up Report; uxxxr11. 504. 


Corporate Property (Ireland) : 
367. For printing Petition of Thomas Flanagan relative 
thereto; Lxxxv. 647. 


Corporations, Municipal, (England and Wales) : 

368. For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on Report 
of the Municipal Corporations Bill; xc. 466.——For now 
reading a Second Time Clauses offered to be added on Third 
Reading of Municipal Corporations Bill; xc. 469, 470.—— 
That certain Words be inserted in the Municipal Corporations 
Bill; xc. 470.——For agreeing with the Lords in certain 
Amendments to the Municipal Corporations Bill; xc. 624. 627. 
630, 631,632,———That certain Words stand part ofan Amendment 
made by the Lords to the Municipal Corporations Bill; xc. 627. 
———For now reading a Second Time certain Clauses offered to 
be added upon Report of the Municipal Corporations Bill ; xcu. 
66.———For bringing up a Clause offered to be added upon 
Report of the Municipal Corporations Bill; xc11. 66.———For 
now reading a Second Time certain Clauses offered to be 
added upon Third Reading of the Municipal Corporations Bill ; 
xcil. 91. 


Corporations, Municipal, (Ireland) : 

369. For laying before the House a Return of the present 
Officers and Members of Corporations in Ireland; txx1x. 537. 
———That it be an Instruction to the Committee on the Muni- 
cipal Corporations (Ireland) Bill, That they have power to make 
Provision for the Abolition of such Corporations, and for such 
Arrangements as may be necessary, on their Abolition, for 
securing the efficient and impartial Administration of Justice, ~ 
the Peace and good Government of Cities and Towns in Ireland’ 
xcl. 124._———-For now reading a Second Time a Clause offered 
to be added upon the Third Reading of the Municipal Corpora- 
tions (Ireland); xc1. 220.———That the Borough of Bandon be 
inserted in Schedule (B.) of the Municipal Corporations (Ireland) 
Bill; xc1. 476.———That it be an Instruction to the Committee 
on the Municipal Corporations (Ireland) Bill, That they have 
Power to make Provision therein for the Abolition of such Cor- 
porations, and for such Arrangements as may be necessary, on 
their Abolition, for securing the efficient and impartial Adminis- 
tration of Justice, and the Peace and good Government of Cities 
and Towns in Ireland ; xcu. 78. 


Corporations (Scotland) : 
370. For Adjournment, to supersede Motion for Leave to 
bring in Municipal Corporations (Scotland) Bill; xc. 169. 


Cotton Wool : 


371. For agreeing with the Committee of the Whole House 
on a Resolution regarding Cotton Wool; txxvi. 440. 


Counsel : 
372. For Leave to bring in a Bill to allow Persons prosecuted 
for Felony to defend themselves by Counsel; itxx1x. 260.—.xxx1. 
285. See Counsel, 34-36. 


County Courts : 

373. For appointing a Select Committee to take into Consi- 
deration Returns made to the House, 24 January 1821, relative to 
County Courts, and to inquire into Amount of Fees paid; txxvu. 
150.—.xxvil. 409.———For bringing up Clauses offered to be 
added on Third Reading, “ To exempt the Court of the City of 








(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 


County Courts—continued. 


Oxford ;” “To give Compensation to the Town Clerk of Cam- 
bridge ;” txx1x. 406.———-For reading Clause a Second Time, 
“To vest the Appointment of Assessor of the County Courts of 
Middlesex in the City of London,” txx1x. 406.———That certain 
Words proposed to be left out stand part of the County Courts 
Bill; txxrx. 406. 


County Rates :—See supra, 332. 
County Treasurers (Ireland) Bill : 


374. For agreeing toan Amendment made to the Irish County 
Treasurers Bill; txxvitt. 279. 


Courts of Justice : 


375. That the House views with extreme regret the slowness 
in its Progress of the Commission appointed by His Majesty on 
9 February 1815 to inquire into the State of the English Courts of 
Justice; Lxxvi. 323.———For Adjournment, to supersede Motion 
for Mr. Speaker to leave the Chair on going into Committee on Bill 
for the more effectual administration of Justice in England and 
Wales; txxxv. 609.— —On Re-committed Bill; txxxv. 655. 
———-For agreeing with the Committee on the Law Amendment 
Bill in certain Amendments; .Lxxxvit. 618.———For referring 
the Twelve Reports of the Commissioners of Inquiry into Courts 
of Justice in Scotland to a Committee; .txx1x. 230.—— For 
referring Petition of Roman Catholics of Ireland, relative to the 
Administration of Justice, to the Committee on Courts of Justice ; 
LXxvill. 432.————For bringing up Clause offered to be added 
on Report of Administration of Justice (Ireland) Bill; uxxxv1. 
846. 


Courts Martial : 


376. For laying before the House a Return of the Number of 
Courts Martial held upon Private Soldiers of the Army in Great 
Britain and Ireland, between 1831 and 1832; txxxvul. 115. See 
supra, 288. 


Coventry : 


377. For appointing a Select Committee to make further In- 
quiry into the Proceedings at the General Election for the City of 
Coventry in December 1832, and to consider and report to this 
House thereon, and upon the best means of providing for the 
future prevention of Riots, and for preserving the Peace and Free- 
dom of Election at Coventry; wuxxxix. 135.———That His 
Majesty’s Attorney General be directed to prosecute Richard 
Randall for the Offences proved against him, as appears by the 
Report of the Select Committee on the Coventry Election ; txxxrx. 
135.———That the Sheriffs of Coventry do attend at the Bar of 
the House ona certain Day; txxxvit. 652. For Address 
for Copy of the Appointment of Robert Randall under the Sheriffs 
or Corporation of Coventry ; txxxvi1. 652.———For Adjourn- 
ment to supersede Motion for now reading Coventry Magistracy 
Bill 3°; uxxxu. 569.———For reading a Clause offered to be 
added on the Second Reading of the Coventry Magistracy Bill 
a Second Time; txxxu. 576. 


Criminal Offences : 


378, For Return of the Number of Persons charged with 
Criminal Offences in England and Wales during 1822 or 1823, 
and for several other Returns relative to Criminal Offences; 
LXXIX. 423. 


Crosbie, Mr., M. P. :—See infra, 576. 


Crown Lands: 


379. For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the 
Conduct of Mr. Nash with reference to the Crown Lands in 
Middlesex ; txxxv. 123. 


Cruelty to Animals :—See supra, 296. 318. 331. 


Currency : 


380. For appointing a Select Committee to take into considera- 
tion the Changes that have been made in the value of the Currency 
between 1793 and 1823; Debate adjourned, txxvi. 383. Re- 
sumed, 389. Question amended; Main Question put and nega- 
tived, 390.——That it will be advisable in the next Session of 
Parliament to institute an Inquiry how far the Interests of 
England and Scotland may be affected by a different system of 
Currency; .xxx1. 388..——— For repealing so much of Act 
56 Geo. III. c. 68, as declares Gold Coins the only legal Tender 
in payment of all Sums beyond 40s., &amp;c.; also another Motion 
relating to Currency; ixxxv. 530. See supra, 276; infra, 391. 


Customs: 











QUESTIONS—continued. 961 








V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 
(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Customs : 

381. For appointing an efficient Control over the origin and 
conduct of all Proceedings instituted by the Crown for the re- 
covery of Penalties under the Customs and Excise Laws ; txxxu1. 
301.—=——For inserting or adding certain Words to a Clause in 
the Customs Bill; .xxxm. 537.—&lt;—— For inserting certain 
Words in the Customs Bill; txxxim. 538.———That - certain 
Words be inserted in the Schedule to the Customs Duties Bill; 
LXxxIv. 356. 


Daly, Patrick :—See supra, 362. 


Darling, General : 
382. For adjourning Debate on Motion for appointing a 
Select Committee to inquire into the Conduct of General Darling; 
xc. 502. 


Davison, Thomas :—See supra, 301. 
Dawkins, Mr. :—See infra, 481. 


Deacle, Mr. and Mrs. : 

383. For an Address for Copy of the Indictment in the Pro- 
secution against Mr. and Mrs. Deacle, and other Papers con- 
nected therewith ; txxxv1. 682.———That a Select Committee be 
appointed to inquire into the Allegations contained in the Petition 
of Mr. and Mrs. Deacle, as affecting the Conduct of Mr. Bing- 
ham Baring, a Magistrate of Hampshire; itxxxvi. 872. 


Death, Punishment of: 

384._ That the House doth agree with the Lords in an Amend- 
ment to the Punishment of Death Abolition Bill; txxxvu. 465. 
———That the House doth insist upon their Disagreement to cer- 
tain Amendments made by the Lords to the above Bill; rxxxvu. 
475. 


Debates : 

385. That it be an Instruction to the Select Committee on the 
Business of the House, to consider and report on the expediency 
of establishing or encouraging of authentic Reports of the De- 
bates arising in the House relating to Public and Private Busi- 
ness, and of the Proceedings connected therewith ; txxx1x. 321. 
See supra, 302; also Debates, 168, 169. 


Debt, Arrest for :—See supra, 285. 


Debt, Imprisonment for : 

386. That certain Words be inserted in the Imprisonment for 
Debt Bill; xc. 553, 554. For Adjournment to supersede 
Motions for reading the Order of the Day for receiving Report of 
Committee, and that the Bill be ingrossed ; xcu. 573. 


Debt, National, Reduction Bill : 

387. For inserting certain Words in the Amendments to a Bill 
on the Report; xxv. 116.———That a Select Committee be 
appointed to consider the practicability of progressively reducing 
the National Debt by its conversion into Terminable Annuities, 
and of the best Mode of assessing the Property and Income of 
the Kingdom, to form a Surplus Fund for effecting that object, 
and for supplying the place of those Imposts that now depress the 
Agricultural, Commercial and Shipping Interests of the Country; 
LXxxvill. 541. 


Debts, Small : 

388. For the House to resolve itself into a Committee upon a 
certain Day to consider of an Address for an Advance of a Sum 
of Money for the Discharge of Persons imprisoned for Small 
Debts; ixxxvi. 827. See infra, 487. 


Deeds:—See infra, 565. 


Delvin, Barony of : ; 

389. That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire how far 
the Circumstances of the Barony of Delvin, in the County of 
Westmeath, justify the Application thereto of the Provisions of 
the Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 4; uxxxrx. 362. 


Demise of the Crown :—See infra, 564. 
Denbigh :—See infra, 409. 


Distillery Bill: 
390. For bringing up Clause offered to be added on the Third 
Reading of the Distillery Bill; 1xxx. 575. 


Distress : 
391. That the Petitions complaining thereof be referred to a 
Committee of the Whole House, with a view to inquire into and 
report on the Causes of their Grievances, and the Remedy thereof; 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


ash bet 





(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 


Distress—continued. 


Lxxxv. 186. Amendment proposed; Debate thereon adjourned ; 
187. Resumed, and further adjourned, 196. Resumed; Motion 
for further adjourning Debate; Amendment proposed, and, by 
leave, withdrawn; Question put for further adjourning Debate, 
and Negatived; Motion for the House to adjourn, Negatived ; 
Debate further adjourned; 204. Resumed ; Question amended ; 
Main Question put, and Negatived ; 222.———For appointing a 
Select Committee to inquire into the Causes of the National Dis- 
tress, and whether any and what Remedies can be applied ; txxxv. 
222.——— For further adjourning Debate on Motion forappointing 
a Select Committee to inquire into the State of General Distress, 
Difficulty and Embarrassment which now presses on the various 
Orders of the Community, how far the same has been occasioned by 
the Operation of our present Monetary System, and to consider of 
the Effects produced by that System upon the Agriculture, Manu- 
factures and Commerce of the United Kingdom, and upon the 
Condition of the Industrious and Productive Classes; uxxxviu. 
802. For Adjournment to supersede above Motion ; rxxxvuut. 
302.———That certain Words proposed to be left out stand part 
of above Question; txxxvi1. 305.———For adjourning Debate 
on Motion for adding Words to a proposed Amendment on above 
Question; Lxxxvim1. 306.———That the said Words be added to 
the proposed Amendment; Lxxxvitt. 306. See supra, 339. 





Disturbances in Ireland: 


392. For appointing a Select Committee to take into considera- 
tion the Progress and Extent of the Disturbances in Ireland ; 
Lxxv. 367.———That the Debate on the First Reading of the 
Disturbances (Ireland) Bill be further adjourned; txxxvu. 136. 
———For Adjournment to supersede Motion that the word 
“now” stand part of the Question; LxxxviI. 136.———For 
laying before the House Copies of all Proclamations and Orders 
issued by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland under Statute 3 Will. IV. 
c. 4, &amp;c.; Lxxxvi1l. 282.—————-For presenting an Address to His 
Majesty for a Copy of the Correspondence between the Lord 
Lieutenant of Ireland and His Majesty’s Government on the 
subject of the Renewal of the Coercion Bill in Ireland; txxxrx. 
459. See supra, 389. 


Divisions of House: 


393. That Mr. Speaker be requested to make the necessary 
Arrangements for the taking the Divisions and for the Insertion 
of them in the Votes, giving the Name of each Member in the 
Majority and Minority; uxxxvu1. 102. See also Divisions, 
144-148, 


Divorce : 


394. For Address for an Inquiry into the Law of Divorce ; 
Lxxxv. 506. 


Docks, Harbours and Piers: 


395. Dunbar Harbour; That a Clause offered on the Third 
Reading of the Dunbar Harbour Bill be now read a Second 
Time; ixxxu. 565.———Hartlepool Docks and Railway; For 
agreeing with the Committee on the Hartlepool Docks and Rail- 
way Bill, in a Clause; ixxxvit. 286. Katherine, St. ; That 
the Bill be re-committed ; xxx. 257.—For bringing up a Clause 
offered to be added on the Third Reading of the Bill; rxxx. 
331.———Leith, North, Harbour : That Leave be granted to affix 
Notices, &amp;c.; txxx1x. 226. That the Committee on the Pe- 
tition for the Trinity (North Leith) Harbour and Dock Bill, be 
revived ; and that the Petitions respecting Standing Orders be 
referred to the said Committee; xc. 223. That it be an In- 
struction to the Committee on the Trinity (North Leith) Harbour 
and Dock Bill, that they do not enter into the question of com- 
pliance with such of the Standing Orders of the House as 
were required to be proved before the Committee to whom the 
Petition for the said Bill was referred ; xc. 282.——— Southwold 
Haven; For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on the 
Third Reading; txxxv. 356.——— Tremoutha Harbour and 
Railway ; For agreeing with the Committee on the Tremoutha 
Harbour and Railway Bill in one of their Amendments; xcr. 
475. 











Dog Fighting :—See supra, 296. 318. 


Dorchester Labourers : 

396. For presenting an Address to His Majesty, praying that 
he will be graciously pleased to grant a Pardon to, and direct 
the Recall of, the Six Dorchester Labourers who were convicted 
at the Assizes held at Dorchester, in the Spring of 1834, on a 
charge of having taken an Oath which was not required by Law, 
and who were thereupon sentenced to Transportation for the term 
of Seven Years; xc. 385. 

Dover : 
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QUESTIONS—continued. 








V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 


(1.)}—By the House—(continued) —relative to— 


Dover : 

397. That Mr. Halcomb, the Member for Dover, be permitted 
to deliver in to the Clerk of the House a Paper, a Rental, or 
Particular of the Lands, Tenements and Hereditaments whereby 
he makes out his Qualification, on or before a certain Day ; 
LXXXvill. 293.———For referring the matter of a Complaint 
respecting the alleged Interference of Government at the Two last 
Elections for Dover, to a Select Committee, to examine the 
matter thereof, and report the same, with their Observations there- 
upon, to the House; Lxxxvill. 336. 


Dublin : 


398. Corporation; For bringing up a Petition of Edward 
Adcock, complaining of the conduct of the Corporation of Dub- 
lin; Lxxxvi. 264. ———City Election; That the Reduced List 
(reported on the preceding Day) of Members to serve on the Com- 
mittee for trying the merits of the City of Dublin Election Petition 
be called over, and that the Members upon the said List be sworn at 
the Table, to form the said Committee ; .xxxv1.708.——For adjourn- 
ing Debate upon Motion for the Issue of a New Writ for the City of 
Dublin; txxxvi. 734. That it appears in Evidence taken before 
the Select Committee on the Dublin Election, that official Influ- 
ence in Ireland was unduly exercised in favour and with a view 
to aid and assist in the Election and Return of Robert Harty, 
Esq"*, and Louis Perrin, Esq'*, for the said City of Dublin, in the 
present Parliament ; and tliat it is the Opinion of this House that 
such undue exercise of official Influence was a gross violation of 
the Privileges of this House, and a direct contravention of the 
Law of Parliament as declared in the Resolution of this House ; 
LXXXvI. 779.———County Election ; That the Sitting Members 
in the case of the Dublin Election Petition be admitted to appear 
as separate Parties on distinct Interests; .xxxu. 337.——— 
Theatre, Riot; For Copies of Informations charging James 
Forbes and others with a Conspiracy to kill and murder the 
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ; txxvim. 166. 


Dundee Waterworks: 
399. For agreeing with the Committee on the Dundee Water- 
works Bill in certain of their Amendments ; xc1. 486. 


Dwyer, Rev. George: 

400. For laying before*the House a Copy of the Record of 
Conviction and Sentence of the Reverend George Dwyer, at the 
General Quarter Sessions held at Loughrea for the County of 
Galway, with a Copy of the Indictment upon which he was tried, 
&amp;e. 3 LXxxvuir. 218. 


Eagar, Edward : 

401. That the Petition of Edward Eagar, of Sydney, New 
South Wales, be referred to the Committee on New South Wales 
Jurisdiction Bill, and Counsel ordered, txxvutt. 448. 


East India Company : 

402. That this House will take an early opportunity of con- 
sidering the allegations made in a Petition from the Inhabitants 
of Calcutta, presented in the present Session of Parliament, against 
some Provisions in the Act passed in the third and fourth years 
of the reign of His present Majesty, and intituled, “ An Act for 
effecting an Arrangement with the East India Company, and for 
the better government of His Majesty’s Indian Territories, till the 
30th day of April 1854,” with a view to a revision of the same, and 
the redress of such Grievances as shall be proved to exist; xc1. 
665. See supra, 295. 299. 305, 306. 316, 317. 


Ecclesiastical Courts : 

403. For Returns of all the Salaries, Fees and Emoluments of 
the Judges, Registrars and other Officers, and also of the Advo- 
cates and Proctors of the several Ecclesiastical Courts at Doctors’ 
Commons, 1833-1835; of the Charges made by the Prac- 
titioners at Doctors’ Commons, for a Probate and Adminis- 
tration, under each Grade of Duty, including those made for in- 
grossing and registering each Will, taking each Will to contain 
15 Folios; xc. 502. 


Ecclesiastical Courts Bill : 

404. For Adjournment to supersede Motion for reading a Se- 
cond Time Amendments made by the Committee; txxxiv. 327. 
———For reading a Second Time Clauses offered to be added 
onthe Third Reading of the Ecclesiastical Courts Bill; txxx:v. 
389. 


Edinburgh : 

405. For Leave to bring in a Bill for the more effectual Re- 
presentation of the City of Edinburgh; ixxrx. 103.———For 
Leave to bring in a Bill to amend and alter the Representation of 
the City of Edinburgh; uxxx1.236. See supra, 604. 





(1.)— By the House—(continued )—relative to— 
Edinburgh Poor Rates: 
406. For now reading a Second Timea Clause offered to be 


added upon the Third Reading of the Edinburgh Poor Rates Bill; 
XCclI. 328. . 


Edmonds, George : 


407. That a Petition of George Edmonds for a Reform in Par- 
liament be printed ; txxv. 477. 


Edwards, George, (Cato Street Conspiracy, 1820): 
408. For appointing a Secret Committee to examine Evidence 
touching the Criminal Conduct and Proceedings of George Ed- 
wards and his Associates; txxv. 174. 


Education :—See infra, 505. 


Elections: 


409. For enlarging the Time for entering into Recognizances; 
Mr. Heaton and his Sureties, in respect of the Denbigh Election 
Petition; txxxu. 116.—&lt;——Electors in the case of. the Mallow 
Election Petition; txxxu. 194. ———That the House will not, 
before the Adjournment of the House for the Recess at Christmas, 
take into consideration any Election Petitions, except those or- 
dered to be taken into consideration on certain days; Lxxxv1. 106, 
107.———Bribery ; For appointing a Select Committee to whom 
Petitions complaining of Bribery shall be referred; txxx11. 235. 
———For Adjournments to supersede Motions for reading the 
Order of the Day for receiving the Report, and for bringing up the 
Report on the Bribery at Elections Bill; xc1. 794. For now 
reading a Second Time a Clause offered to be added on further con- 
sideration of the Report of the Bribery at Elections Bill; xcr. 
799.————-For now reading a Second Time a Clause offered to be 
added upon the Third Reading of the Bribery at Elections Bill ; 
xcI. 830.———— Election Expenses ; For Adjournment to supersede 
Motion for reading 2° the Election Expenses and Qualification of 
Members Bill; xc. 443.———Election Polls; For Adjournment 
upon reading the Order of the Day for going into Committee on 
the Polls at Elections Bill; xc. 498.———For now reading a 
Second Time a Clause offered to be added on Third Reading of 
the Limitation of Polls Bill; xc. 510.———For adding certain 
Words to the County Election Polls Bill; xc1. 700.———For 
adjourning Debate on Motion for reading a Second Time Com- 
mittee’s Amendments to County Elections Polls Bill; xc1. 677. 

Registration of Voters; For inserting certain Words in 
the Registration of Voters Bill; xc1. 760.———For adding cer- 
tain Words to the Title of the Registration of Voters Bill; xc1. 
760. 

See supra, 290. 325. 330. 352. 377. 397, 398 ; infra, 418. 431. 

451. 469. 477. 480. 495. 536, 537. 568. 577. 600. 614. 642. 
646 ;—also Elections, 924-942. 


Equitable Loan Bank : 

410. For calling in Counsel on the Report on Equitable Loan 
Bank Bill; 1xx1x. 416.———For bringing up aClause offered to be 
added on Third Reading, “ Directing that convicted Persons shall 
not prosecute or inform against any Officer of the Society ;” 
“That Sales of Shares already effected, shall be void,” and “ That 
Loans shall be limited to Ten Pounds ;” ixx1x. 444. 


Estimates : 
411. That when any Estimates are submitted to this House, 
the Votes upon such Estimates shall be taken consecutively until 
such Estimates shall have been voted, xc. 278. 


Europe, State of : 
412. For an Address relative to the Events which have taken 
place on the Continent of Europe; txxvi. 455. 


Exchequer Bills :—See infra, 628. 


Exchequer Court : 
413. For adding certain Members to the Committee on the 
Exchequer Court (Scotland) Bill; uxxxvu. 67. 


Excise :—See supra, 381. 


Excise Licenses : 

414. That Leave be given to bring in a Bill to repeal the Fourth 
Section of Act 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. c. 22; Question Negatived there- 
upon ; LXxvil. 414. For inserting certain Words in the Excise 
Licenses (Ireland) Bill; xc1.524.——That Leave be given to bring 
in a Bill for better regulating the granting of Certificates, autho- 
rizing Persons to keep common Inns, Alehouses, and Victualling- 
houses in Scotland, in which Ale, Beer, Spirits, Wine and other 
Exciseable Liquors, may be sold by retail under Excise Licenses, 
and for the better regulation of such Houses; txxxix. 96. 


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QUESTION S—continued.. 





963 











V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 
(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Extra Post :—See supra, 319. 


Fairs :—See infra, 493. 


Farquharson, Mr. : 
415. That Mr. Farquharson do attend the House; txxrx. 112. 


Felony :—See supra, 872. 


First Fruits : 

416. For appointing a Select Committee to inquire whether 
the full Amount of the First Fruits and Tenths has been paid by 
the several Persons who now are Archbishops, Bishops, &amp;c., or 
how much less than the full Amount, and whether any Proceedings 
should be taken to obtain Payment of the full value of First Fruits 
and Tenths which shall hereafter become due; xcu. 333. 
For appointing a Select Committee to consider whether any and 
what Legislative Measures may be necessary to effect &lt;ertain 
objects regarding First Fruits in Ireland ; xxxrx. 414,.—.xxx1. 195. 





Five per Cents :—See infra, 512. 
Flight, Edward Gill :—See supra, 312. 
Forbes, James :—See supra, 398. 


Foreign Enlistment Act : 
417. For Leave to bring ina Bill to repeal the Foreign En- 
listment Act, except the First Clause; txxvimt. 212. 


Forfar : 
418. For discharging the Order for considering the Forfar, &amp;c. 
Burghs Election Petition; txxxv1. 84. 


Forgeries : 

419. For laying before the House a Return of all Forgeries 
committed since the year 1800, in the Signatures of Government 
Stocks, or Securities in the Books kept in the Bank of England, 
or in Powers of Attorney for making such Transfers ; txxxvul. 480. 


Forgery Punishment Bill: 
420. That the Forgery Punishment Mitigation Bill do pass; 
LXXvI. 413. 


Four per Cents :—See infra, 512.° 


Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Duties : 
421. For referring the Colonial Acts creating the Four-and-a- 
Half per Cent. Duties to a Committee; uxxvi. 375. 


Freeholders :—See infra, 556. 


Freemen : 
422. For Leave to bring in a Bill to regulate the Admission of 
Freemen in Cities or Boroughs; 1xxxu. 186. 


French Claims: 

423. For referring the Petitionof Clement Joseph Philipe Pen, 
Baron de Bode, respecting the Award of the Commissioners of 
French Claims in his case to a Select Committee; txxx111. 492. 

That a Select Committee be appointed to examine into the 
facts and circumstances of the claim of the Baron de Bode upon 
the Fund received from the French Government for indemnifying 
British Subjects for the loss of property unduly confiscated by 
French Authority, and to report the same, with their observations 
thereupon, to the Honse; xc. 452. For appointing a Select 
Committee to take into consideration the Claims of D’Arcy Tal- 
bot and other Claimants on the French Compensation Fund, xcu1. 
406. 


Friendly Societies : 
424. For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the 
Law respecting Benefit Societies; xc11. 57. 








Game : 

425. For appointing a Committee to inquire into the State of 
the Game Laws; txxvi. 236.—&lt;——For inserting Words in the 
Game Bill; uxxxim. 518.———For Adjournment to supersede 
Motion, That the Game Bill be ingrossed ; txxxvr. 803.———For 
reading Clause a Second Time offered to be added on Third 
Reading of the Game Bill, “ to empower Persons of £.300 per 
Annum to appoint Gamekeepers ;” Lxxxvi. 814. ———For adding 
certain Words to Game Bill; txxxvi. 814. ———That Words 
proposed to be left out stand part of Bill ; txxxv1. 814. ———For 
reading a Second Time the Game Bill; txxxvi1. 283.———For 
now reading a Second Time the Game Laws Amendment Bill; 
LXXXIx. 433.————For Leave to bring in a Bill for Relief of 
the Tenants and Occupiers of Land in Scotland from the 
Damages done to their Crops by Hares, Pheasants and Rabbits ; 
XC, 387. 


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(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Gaols : 


426. For appointing a Select Committee to consider of the 
best mode of introducing an uniform system of Gaol Discipline 
throughout the Kingdom; 1xxxim1. 350. 


Gas Lights : 

427. Halifax ; For bringing up a Clause offered to be added 
on the Third Reading of the Halifax Gas Light Bill; uxxvir. 142. 
——— Manchester ; That a Committee do sit and proceed notwith- 
standing their Adjournment ; txx1x. 229.———For laying before 
the House the Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee on 
the Manch “ter Gas Light Bill; uxxrx. 266. Metropolis ; 
For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on Third Reading, 
“Declaring that the powers of the Bill shall not extend to the 
South Side of the River Thames ;” txxvi. 416.———Stockport ; 
For referring Petition of the Stockport Gas Light Company, com- 
plaining of the Vote of the Committee on the Bill, to a Select 
Committee of Appeal; xc1. 546. 





Germanic Diet : 

428. For an Address to exercise his influence with the 
Germanic Diet, in opposition to the course it has pursued in 
respect to the Liberties and Independence of the German People ; 
LXXXxvil. 549. 


Giles, St., Vestry Bill : 
428. For re-committing the Bill; txxxv. 248. 


Gillespie, Rev. William : 

429. For Copy of Letter or Letters written by Lord Sidmouth 
to Colonel Gordon, or the Lord Lieutenant of Kirkcudbright, 
relative to the placing of the Rev. William Gillespie under 
Military Arrest ; txxvi. 76. 


Glove Trade: 
430. That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into the 
distressed State of the Glove Trade; txxxvi. 60.—— That 
a Select Committee be appointed to inquire how far the Glove 
Trade of the United Kingdom is injured by the introduction of 
Smuggled Goods, and concerning the best means of affording pro- 
tection to the Trade; txxxvir. 245. 


Grampound Disfranchisement : 

431. For Instruction to Committee on Grampound Disfran- 
chisement Bill, for extending the Right of Voting to certain 
Hundreds, and for enabling the County of York to send Four 
Members to Parliament; txxv1. 65. 


Grand Canal :—See infra, 510. 


Greece : 

432. That this House learnt with satisfaction that His Majesty 
having recently concerted with His Allies Measures for the pacifi- 
cation and final settlement of Greece, trusts that he will be enabled 
at an early period to communicate to Parliament the particulars 
of this arrangement, with such explanation as may explain the 
course His Majesty has pursued throughout the progress of these 
important transactions; that it is the confident hope of this House, 
that such final settlement will be found to secure to Greece a Ter- 
ritory sufficient for National Defence, and a Government provided 
with full powers to adapt its Institutions to the wishes and wants 
of the People; txxxv. 48. 


Grosvenor, The Hon. Robert, (a Member) : 
433. That he have Leave of Absence; Lxxxu1: 376. 


Hackney Coach Bill : 


434. That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair for going into 
Committee; Lxxx1x. 545. 


Hackney Coach Drivers : 

435. For appointing a Select Committee to consider the best 
means of regulating the Conduct of the Drivers of Hackney 
Coaches, Cabriolets, Omnibuses and Stage Coaches in the Metro- 
polis; Lxxxvumr. 553. 


Halcomb, Mr. :—See supra, 397. 


Hand Loom Weavers : 
436. For Leave to bring in a Bill for the better protection of 
the Artisans of Great Britain and Ireland employed in Weaving 
by Hand-loom ; xc. 493. 


Hazard, Thomas: 
437. That the Petition of Thomas Hazard be printed; txxvit. 
458. 


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V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 
(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Hibernian Joint Stock Company : 

438. That Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Secretary 
Huskisson and Mr. Charles Grant, together with the Members 
for London, Liverpool and Bristol, and all the Members for 
Ireland, be added to the Committee on the Bill to amend Act 
5 Geo. IV., for incorporating said Company ; txxxi11. 319. 


Highways :—See infra, 632. 
Holland, King of :—See supra, 280. 


Home, Colonel : 

439. For Copy Minutes of Court of Inquiry in the Matter of 
Colonel Home, late of the Third Regiment of Guards, in 1818 ; 
Lxxvinl. 173. 


Honduras : 

440. For Copy of any General Order issued by the Duke of 
Manchester, 7 July 1814; Several other Papers relative to the 
Appointment of Major George Arthur, Superintendent and Com- 
mandant at Honduras; uxxxu. 109.———For certain Papers 
relative to the Appointment of Lieutenant Colonel Arthur to be 
Commandant at Honduras; txxx11. 169. See supra, 309. 


Horses, Houses for Slaughtering, Bill : 
441. For now reading Amendments made by Committee to 
Bill a Second Time; ixxx. 552. 


House of Commons : 

442. That the present House of Commons does not afford 
adequate Accommodation for its Members, due regard being had 
to their Health and general Convenience, and to the Despatch of 
Public Business ; and that it is therefore necessary to erect a new 
Building ; txxxvi. 541. See supra, 274. 324. 385. 393; infra, 
552. 5654; also House, 191~210. 


House Tax :—See supra, 286. 


Hunt, Henry : 

443. That the Petition of Henry Hunt, complaining of the 
Conduct of the Judges, do lie upon the Table ; xxv1. 343. ——— 
For an Address that His Majesty will be graciously pleased to 
remit the Remainder of Mr. Hunt’s Imprisonment; ixxvur. 201. 
See supra, 302; infra, 515. 


Impressment of Seamen : 

444, That the House will early in the next Session take into 
Consideration the subject of the Impressment of Seamen; ixxix. 
477.—— That a Select Committee be appointed to take into 
Consideration the Practicability of devising some Plan by which 
a regular and voluntary Supply of Seamen may be procured for 
His Majesty’s Navy, without recourse to the Practice of forcible 
Impressment; LxxxIx. 87. 


Inclosures : 

445. For inserting certain Words in the Common Fields 
Inclosure Bill ; xc1. 717. Buckhlebury ; For reading a Second 
Time the Amendments to the Bucklebury Inclosure Bill ; txxx:x. 
193, 265. Kingsclere ; For reading a Second Time the 
Amendments to the Kingsclere Inclosure Bill; ixxxix. 358. 
See infra, 545. 


Income Tax :—See supra, 387. 


Inns, Alehouses and Victualling Houses Bill : 

446. For Adjournment to supersede Motion for Mr. Speaker 
leaving the Chair for going into Committee on the Bill; xc. 436. 
———For Adjournment to supersede Motion for reading Second 
Time Clause offered on Report; xc1. 712. See supra, 278. 


Inns of Court : 

447. That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into the 
Practice observed by the Four Inns of Court in London, and also by 
the King’s Inns Dublin, upon the Application of Persons to be 
admitted Students, and to be called to the Bar, or to practise as 
Special Pleaders or Conveyancers; and also to inquire into the 
Revenues of each Inn, and the Application thereof; txxxrx. 285. 

That the Report from the Select Committee on Inns of 
Court (Mr. Harvey’s Claim) be referred to a Committee of Privi- 
leges to consider the matter thereof, and to report their Opinion 
thereupon to the House; uxxx:x. 518. See infra, 609. 


Instructions :— See Instructions, 365-387. 


Insurrectionary Movements : 

448. Foran Address for Papers remaining in any of the Public 
Offices tending to show the Extent of the Insurrectionary Movement 
expected to have broken out in the Metropolis on the 9th of 








(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 


Insurrectionary Movements—continued. 

November 1830; also of any Arrangements or Plans of Operations 
for putting down the same by Force of Arms, so far as these may 
be communicated without detriment to Public Safety; also Re- 
turns of Expenses for Movement of Troops collected to be in 
readiness to act against the People on that occasion, or incurred 
for any additions to the Defences of the Tower, towards in- 
creasing the Cannon and Musket Fire capable of being brought to 
bear from it against the surrounding Streets or Buildings; uxxxv1. 
888. - 


Insurrections (Ireland) : 

449. That the Irish Insurrection Bill be printed; txxvm. 9, 
That a Clause offered on the Report of the Irish Insurrec- 
tion Bill, “ Directing the Court to summon a Jury for the Trial 
of Persons in the cases therein specified,” be made part thereof; 
LXxvIl. 13,.——For bringing up Clauses offered to be added on 
Third Reading ; “That all Offences under the Insurrection Act 
shall be triable by a Jury ;’—“ Allowing Prisoners to postpone their 
Trials till the next Assizes or Quarter Sessions ;”—-To repeal so 
much of Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 58, as makes it Felony for Persons to 
be assembled in a Public House after Nine in the Evening ;” 
—and “For repealing the Indemnity of Magistrates, if pro- 
secuted for any thing done under the said Act;” Lxxrx. 520. 
———For reading a Clause offered on the Third Reading,— 
“ Authorizing the King’s Counsel, or Serjeant, or Assistant Bar- 
rister, to take Bail for Offences under the Act;” txxvn. 14, ——_ 
For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on Third Reading, 
“ For Appointment of Justices in Counties of Cities and Counties 

of Towns;” Lxxvit. 14. 


Interest :—See infra, 628. 


Inverness : 
450. That the Electors for the County of Inverness be at 
liberty to question the Election and Return for the said Shire 
within Fourteen Days; xc. 186. 


Inverness Magistrates : 
451. For Copy of Warrant granted by the Crown in 1899, 
relative to the Election of Magistrates for the Burgh of Inverness, 
and several other Motions; txxvu1. 178. 


Ionian Islands : 

452. For an Address for appointing a Commission to proceed 
to the Ionian Islands to inquire into the state of the Government 
there, the Conduct of Sir Thomas Maitland, &amp;c.; txxvr. 423. 
———Relative to the Expense of the Military Establishments of 
the Ionian Islands; txxvm. 265. Memorial to His Majesty’s 
Government, signed by the Inhabitants of the Island of Zante, 
which Memorial was taken from Sig. G° Rossi by the Agents of 
the Police; also Memorial presented to Colonel Ross; txxvi. 
397. 


Ireland : 


453. For an Address for appointing a Commission to inquire 
whether the Government of Ireland, under its present form, ought 
to be continued, or whether the Lord Lieutenant and other 
Officers may not be dispensed with; txxvim. 428.———For an 
Address to consider whether the Government of Ireland by a 
Viceroy is any longer necessary; Lxxxv. 407. See supra, 392. 
449; infra, 534. 


Islington Church Rates Bill : 
454. For agreeing with the Committee on the Islington Church 
Rates Bill in certain Clauses; txxxvit. 245. 


Itchen Bridge Bill : 


455. For agreeing with the Committee in an Amendment to 
the Itchen Bridge Bill; xc. 364.————In certain Amendments; 
xci. 280. 


James, St., Palace : 
456. For an Address for certain Papers respecting St. James’s 
Palace and Buckingham House; txxxvir. 227. 


Jamieson, William : 


457. That the Petition of William Jamieson, complaining of 
certain Acts of Sederunt, be printed; txxvi. 504. 


Jewish Civil Disabilities Bill : 


458. For Adjournment to supersede Motion, That Mr. Speaker 
do leave the Chair for going into Committee on Bill; 1xxxvit. 
525,-————For Adjournment to supersede Motion, That the Bill 
be now read 3°; txxx1x. 382, 


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V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 
(1.) By the Howse—(continued)—relative to— 
Joint Stock Banks: 

459. That it be an Instruction to the Select Committee on Joint 
Stock Banks, That they do inquire into the operation of the privi- 
lege conferred on Country and Joint Stock Banks, to pay their 
Promissory Notes in Bank of England Notes, instead of paying 
them in Gold; xc1. 353. 


Jolliffe, Mr. : 
460. That Mr. Jolliffe have Leave of Absence; ixxv. 338. 


Judge Marshal and Advocate General : 
461. For an Address for Copy of the Commission of the Judge 
Marshal and Advocate General; 1xxx11. 430. 


Juries : 
462-3. For bringing up a Clause proposed to be added on 
Report of Juries (Ireland) Bill; txxxvu. 151. 


Justices of the Peace Bill: 
464, For agreeing with the Lords in an Amendment; ixxxrx. 
591. See infra, 488. 


Kenrick, Mr. : 
465. That the Charge preferred against him by a Member in 
his place had been fully established; 1xxx1. 88. 


Kent and Sussex Harbours : 

466. That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into the 
present state of the Harbours upon the Coast of Kent and Sussex, 
and particularly upon the best means of preventing the accumula- 
tion of Beach at their Entrance, and to suggest such Improvements 
as may be deemed necessary or desirable for affording greater 
safety to Shipping; txxxrx. 296. 


Kilmainham : 
467. For referring Petition complaining of the Introduction of 
the Military at a County Meeting at Kilmainham, to a Committee ; 
Lxxvi. 101. 


King :—See King, 171-174. 


King’s County Assizes Bill : 
468. For agreeing with the Committee on the King’s County 
Assizes Bill in an Amendment; Lxxxvit. 368. 


Kinsale : 

469. That the Petition of Thomas Dixon, Esq'*, one of the 
Candidates for the Borough of Kinsale, praying for further time 
for giving in the Names of his Sureties, be taken into further con- 
sideration on a certain day; xc. 138. 


Knightsbridge Barracks : 
470. For appointing a Committee to inquire into the Facts 
stated in the Petition of the Corporation of London relative to the 
Conduct of the Military at Knightsbridge Barracks; txxvu. 70. 


Labourers’ Employment : 
471. For now reading a Second Time the Labourers’ Employ- 
ment Bill; uxxxix. 354, 


Larcenies Bill: 
472. That certain Words be inserted in the Larcenies Bill; 
LXXvill. 428.———For reading a Second Time the Larceny Bill ; 
LXXXVIII. 532. ‘ 


Laybach Declaration : 
473. For Copies of a Declaration made by the Courts of 
Austria, Prussia and Russia, dated Laybach, 12 May 1820, and 
Circular Despatch; Lxxvi. 458. 


Leather : 


474, For Leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the Duty on 
Leather; txx1x. 381. 


Lees, Sir Harcourt :—See infra, 523. 


Leicester : 
475. For discharging the Order for certain Returns relative 

to the Borough of Leicester; txxxvi1. 642.———For referring 
the Petition of the Electors of the Borough of Leicester to a 
Select Committee ; txxx11. 322. 


Libels : 
476. For Leave to bring ina Bill to repeal Act 60 Geo. III. 

c. 8, relative to Blasphemous and Seditious Libels; txxv1. 318. 
———For Leave to bring in a Bill to repeal Act 60 Geo. III. 
c. 9, relative to the Publication of Libels; txxxu. 512.—-For 
presenting an Address to His Majesty, to remit the Remainder of 
the Term of Imprisonment of Levy Emanuel Cohen, of Brighton, 





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(1.) By the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Libels—continued. 
a Prisoner in the Gaol’at Chelmsford under the Libel Law; 


LXXXIx. 88. That an humble Address be presented to His 
Majesty, that he will be pleased to grant His Gracious Pardon to 
Mr. Patrick Grant and Mr. John Bell, Proprietors of the “ True 
Sun” Newspaper, now imprisoned in the King’s Bench Prison; 
LXXxIx. 518. See supra, 350. 





Licenses :—-See supra, 414. 


Limerick : 


477. For referring a Petition of Inhabitants and Electors of 
Limerick, complaining of undue Interference with their Privileges 
at the last Election, to a Select Committee, to examine the Matter 
thereof, and to report their Observations thereupon to the House ; 
LXXXVIII. 277. 


Lincoln Militia : 


478. Foran Address for a Copy of the Correspondence be- 
tween the Secretary of State for the Home Department and the 
Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln, upon the subject of 
the Dismissal of the Two County Regiments of Militia before the 
expiration of the Term of Service for which they were embodied ; 
LXXXVII. 175. 


Linen Bounties: 


479. For the House agreeing to certain Resolutions of Com- 
mittees of the Whole House relating to Bounties on Linen; uixxv. 
379. 


Liverpool : 


480. That it be an Instruction to the Committee appointed to 
pursue Inquiries of a previous Committee appointed to inquire 
into the Matter complained of in the Petition of Electors, &amp;c. of 
Liverpool, “To inquire into the last Elections for a Burgess or 
Burgesses to serve in Parliament for Liverpool, commencing with 
the Election in 1831, and to report upon each Election separately 
whether General Bribery and Corruption have been proved or 
not; and also to report the Names of all Persons who have been 
proved before them to have been guilty at each Election of any 
Offence of Bribery, or of being bribed, together with Amount of 
the Sums given or received in each Case ;” Lxxxvitl. 548,——— 
For Adjournment to supersede above Motion; txxxvin. 548. 
———That it be an Instruction to the Committee on the Liver- 
pool Freemen Bill, that they have power to limit the Operations 
of the Bill to those Persons whose guilt has been proved before 
Committees of this House, and to make Provision that all Persons 
who have been proved before such Committees to have been guilty 
of giving or receiving Bribes at the Elections of Members of 
Parliament for the Borough of Liverpool, shall be rendered in- 
capable of voting at any future Election for that Borough ; 
LXXXIX. 116.———That it be an Instruction to the said Com- 
mittee, that they have power to make Provision, that no Person 
who shall have become a Burgess or Freeman of the said Borough 
of Liverpool prior to the Ist of December 1830, shall either as 
such Burgess or Freeman, or in right of any other Franchise 
whatever, vote or be entitled to vote in the Election of a Member 
or Members to serve in the present or any future Parliament for 
the said Borough; itxxxrx. 116. 


Llanllechid Common: 

481. For appointing a Select Committee to examine into the 
whole of the Proceedings relative to the Grant to Lord and Lady 
Penrhyn and Mr. Dawkins Pennant, of Llanllechid Common; 
LXXVIII. 466.———For appointing a Select Committee to inquire 
into the Grant of a Lease from the Commissioners of Woods and 
Forests to Lord Penrhyn in 1784; and George Hay Dawkins 
Pennant, Esq™, in 1816; txxvi. 458. 


London Scavage and Package Bill : 
482. For Adjournment to supersede Motion for Mr. Speaker 
leaving the Chair for going into Committee on the Bill; uxxxviu. 
648. 


Lord Advocate of Scotland : 

483. For appointing a Committee to inquire into the Conduct 
of the Lord Advocate of Scotland with relation to the Public 
Press; .xxvil. 373.———That the Proceedings of the Lord 
Advocate of Scotland in the case of William Murray Borthwick 
were unjust and oppressive ; Lxxvui. 362. 


Lord Chamberlain :—See infra, 620. 


Lord Steward’s Oaths Bill :—See infra, 523. 


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V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 
(1.) By the House—(continued)—relative to—- 
Lord’s Day: 

484, For reading a Second Time upon a certain Day the Lord’s 
Day Observance Bill; uxxxvin. 399.——— For adjourning 
Debate on Motion for bringing in Bill; uxxxvim. 192.—Lxxxix. 
253. For reading a Second Time the Lord’s Day Bill; 
LXXXIX. 238. For reading a Second Time the Lord’s Day 
(No. 1.) Bill; txxxrx. 306.———For reading the Third Time 
upon a certain Day the Lord’s Day (No. 2.) Bill; uxxxrx. 468. 
———That the Lord’s Day (No. 2.) Bill do pass; uxxxrx. 497. 
See infra, 493. 


Luke’s, St., Church : 
485. For referring Petition against erecting a Church in Saint 
Luke’s to a Committee, to examine the Matter thereof; txxxv. 564. 





Lunatics : 
486. That the House doth agree with the Lords in certain 
Amendments to the Lunatics Regulation Bill; txxxv1. 867, 868. 
—LXXxXxvil. 574. For appointing a Select Committee to in- 


quire into the Asylum for Lunatic Paupers at Hanwell; xcn. 
478, 


Macclesfield Small Debts : 

487. That the further Proceeding on the Third Reading of the 
Macclesfield Small Debts Bill be adjourned till a future Day ; 
xc. 149.———That the Debate on Motion, That the Bill do pass, 
be adjourned till a future Day; xc1. 149.——Two Motions for 
Adjournment to supersede Motion, That the Bill do pass; xcr. 
149. 


Magistrates : 

488. For Address for Return of the Number of County 
Magistrates appointed by Lords Lieutenants in England and 
Wales ; distinguishing the Lay and Clerical Appointments, dur- 
ing the years 1833, 1834 and 1835; xc1. 266. See supra, 
468. 


Maitland, Sir Thomas :—See supra, 452. 
Mallow Election :—See supra, 409. 


Malt: 


489. For referring Petitions against the additional Malt Tax to 
a Committee ; Lxxv1. 257. For appointing a Select Committee 
to inquire into the present Mode of taxing Malt and Beer sepa- 
rately; Lxxviit. 350.—.Lxx1x. 163.———That Leave be given to 
bring in a Bill to reduce the Duty on Malt to Ten Shillings the 
Quarter; Lxxxvi1. 329.———That the House do resolve itself 
into a Committee, with a view of taking into its consideration the 
propriety of partially or totally repealing the Duty upon Malt; 
LXXXIx. 71.———That it is expedient that the present Duties on 
Malt shall altogether cease and determine; xc. 96.———For 
reading Second Time Clause offered to be added on Third Read- 
ing of the Malt Drawback Bill, “ That Distillers from unmalted 
Corn, and Brewers, shall be subject to the same Laws as Distillers 
from Malt only ;” txxxvit. 241. 


Manchester Meeting : 
490. For the House to resolve itself into a Committee to 
inquire into the Transactions which took place at Manchester on 
16 August 1819; Lxxvi. 347. 


Manufactures : 
491. For adding Lord Viscount Stormont to the Select Com- 
mittee on Manufactures, Commerce and Shipping; txxxvuit. 355. 

See supra, 391. 


Marine Insurance Bill : 
492. For calling in Counsel on the Third Reading; txx:x. 
494. For the House to adjourn on the Third Reading; 
LXXIXx. 494. 





Markets : 


493. That Leave be given to bring in a Bill to enable Local 
Authorities to change Saturday and Monday Fairs and Markets 
to other Days; ixxxix. 111. 


Marriages : 
494. For inserting certain Words in Lords’ Amendments to 
the Marriage Act Amendment Bill; ixxvu. 424. For 





agreeing with the Committee in an Amendment to the Marriage 
Act Amendment Bill; xc. 587,———For adjourning the Debate 
on the Question, That the Roman Catholic Marriages (Ireland) 
Bill do pass; xc. 380.———For Leave to bring in a Bill to amend 
the Act of the present Session to render certain Marriages valid, 
and to alter the Law with respect to certain voidable Marriages; 















(1.) By the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Marriages —continued. 
xc. 634, For now reading a Second Time a Clause offered 
to be added upon the Third Reading of the Marriages Bill; xcr. 


579,—————That certain Words stand part of the Marriages Bill ; 
xcl. 580. 


Marylebone Election : 

495. That certain Persons who petitioned the House to be 
allowed further Time for entering into the Recognizance in the 
Marylebone Election be called to the Bar to verify the Contents of 
their Petition; txxxvin. 275. 


Masters in Chancery :—See supra, 334. 


Mauritius : 
496. That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into the 
Administration of Justice in the Mauritius; xc1. 36. 


Maynooth College : 

497. For printing Petition of Protestants resident in Glasgow 
against continuance of the Grant to Maynooth College; Lxxxv1. 
674. For printing Petition from the Presbytery of New- 
castle-upon-Tyne against continuance of the Grant to the College 
of Maynooth; ixxxvi. 833. 





Mayo Police : 
498. For details of an Inquiry into the Conduct of the Police 
of Mayo; Lxxxu. 585. 


Medical Witnesses Bill: 


499. For Adjournment to supersede Motion for Third Read- 
ing ; xc1.749.———For adjourning Debate on Motion for adding 
a Clause by way of Rider; xc1. 750. 


Members: 


500. For now reading a Second Time the Amendments made 
by the Committee to the Members’ Qualification Bill; xc. 558. 
For Leave to bring in a Bill to abolish the Property Quali- 
fication of Members of Parliament ; xcu1. 46. See supra, 322; 
also Members, 153-171. 





Mexico :—See infra, 619. 


Middlesex County Court : 

501. That certain Accounts relative to the Middlesex County 

Court be referred to a Select Committee; txxvir. 150. 
Military Expenditure : 

502. That a Select Committee be appointed to examine into 
the whole Military Expenditure of the Country, and to report 
Opinion ; txxv. 219. 

Militia (Ireland) : 

503. For Leave to bring in a Bill to reduce the Establishments 

of Regiments and Battalions of Irish Militia; txx1x. 327. 


Mills, James : 


504, That the Petition of James Mills for a Reform in Parlia- 
ment do lie upon the Table; txxv. 458. 


Ministers, His Majesty’s :—See infra, 522. 541. 557. 
Ministers, Foreign :—See infra, 615. 


Miscellaneous Estimates (Ireland) : 
505. For appointing a Select Committee to examine the Mis- 
cellaneous Estimates of Ireland, so far as relates to the Sums to be 
voted for Charity and Education; txxxu. 390. 


Mortmain : 


506. For bringing ina Bill to extend to Ireland Act 9 Geo. II. 
c. 36, to restrain the Disposition of Lands, whereby the same be- 
come inalienable ; Lxxxvi. 287. 


Music and Dancing Licenses Bill : 
507. For Adjournment to supersede Motion for reading Third 


Time; xc. 524. For adjourning Debate on Motion for 
reading Third Time ; xc. 524. 


Mutiny Bill: 

508. For bringing up a Clause on Third Reading, “ To pro- 
hibit Corporal Punishment in the Army ;” Lxx1x. 163.——— For 
reading a Clause a Second Time offered to be added on the Third 
Reading ; txxx11. 307.———That certain Words be inserted in ; 
LXxxiv. 122, For bringing up a Clause proposed to be 
added on the Report of the Mutiny Bill; uxxx1x. 125.—xct. 255. 





Naples : 














QU ESTIO N S—continued. 








V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 
(1.) By the House—(continued) —relative to— 
Naples : 

509. For Copies of Extracts of such Representations as have 
been made on the part of His Majesty’s Government to the Allied 
Powers respecting the Interpretation of certain Treaties and other 
Papers relative to the new Government of Naples; txxvi. 97, 98. 
See supra, 412; infra, 590. 


Nash, Mr. :—See supra, 879. 


Navigations and Canals : 

510. Clyde; That the Committee upon the Petition for the 
Clyde Navigation Bill be revived ; xc1. 144. ——— Glamorgan- 
shire ; That the Order for referring the Glamorganshire Canal 
Bill to the Wales List be discharged; and that the said Bill be 
referred to the Committee on the Marthyr Tydfil and Cardiff Rail- 
way Bill; xc1. 3836.———Kilbeggan Branch; For appointing a 
Select Committee to inquire into a Grant for extending the Grand 
Canal by an Off-branch from Ballycommon to Kilbeggan ; txxxv. 
407,———-_ Medway Navigation ; That Words proposed to be left 
out stand part of Question, That the Amendments made by the 
Committee to the Bill be now read a Second Time ; xc1. 680.——— 
Perth Navigation ; That certain Words proposed to be left out stand 
part of a Clause ; Lxxxv.493.——— Weaver Navigation ; That the 
House doth agree with the Committee in an Amendment (Clause 
C.); uxxxrv. 299. 


Navy : 

511. That many Promotions have been made without regard 
to Length of Service ; txxviit. 409.———For an Address for an 
Inquiry into the manner in which the Lords of the Admiralty 
have exercised their power; txxvit1. 409._———For an Address, 
That no further Promotions be made in the Navy unless on very 
extraordinary occasions; Lxxx11. 592.———For laying before the 
House a Return of the Total Number of Officers of the Navy, 
from the Rank of Lieutenant to Admiral, who, although senior to 
those promoted since Ist January 1837, have not been promoted, 
and the Names of those Officers of the respective Ranks not pro- 
moted who have served longer than those promoted since Ist 
January 1837, &amp;c.; xcu. 157.———For laying before the House 
a Return, stating the periods at which the Names of certain 
Officers were removed from the List of the Navy, and they de- 
prived of their Half-pay, and the reasons for such Deprivation ; 
xcil. 259.———For laying before the House a Return of the 
Number of Men-of-war that have been run on shore or lost at Sea 
since 1820, with the Names of their Commanders or Captains, 
the Dates when these Commanding Officers entered the Naval 
Service, the Number of Years they served as Midshipmen, &amp;c., 
with other Particulars, xc. 200.——For laying before this 
House a Return of those Admirals, Captains and Commanders 
who have been more than once employed since 1825, and the 
Length of such Employment; xci. 201. See supra, 444-582. 


Navy Five per Cents: 
512. For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on Third 
Reading, “ To continue to the Bank no greater Allowance for 
the Management of the New Four per Cents than they now receive 


” 


for the Five per Cents ;” txxvu. 97. 


Nene Outfall Bill: 


513. For adding a Member’s Name to the Committee on the 
Nene Outfall Bill; txxxm. 425. 


Netherlands :—See infra, 579. 


Newark-upon-Trent : 
514. For referring Petition of the Inhabitants of Newark to 
a Select Committee to examine the matter thereof; txxxv. 116. 


Newcastle-upon-Tyne : 
515. That a Petition from Newcastle-upon-Tyne in behalf of 
Mr. Hunt do lie upon the table; txxvit. 132. 


Newfoundland : 

516. For appointing a Select Committee to take into considera- 
tion the State of the Fisheries, the Revenue Laws and Administra- 
tion of Justice in the Island of Newfoundland; xxv. 311. 
——— That certain Words stand part of a Resolution of the Com- 
mittee of Supply for defraying the Expense of the Civil Establish- 
ment of Newfoundland; .xxvi. 444.———For appointing a 
Select Committee to inquire into the State of the Island of New- 
foundland ; Lxxxv. 407. 


New Lanark :—See infra, 531. 


New South Wales : 
517. That it be an Instruction to the Committee on the New 
South Wales Bill to receive certain Clauses; Lxxx11. 458.———. 
For an Address to take the necessary measures for giving to the 


(1.) By the House—(continued)—relative to-— 
New South Wales—continued. 


Free Inhabitants of New South Wales some system of Representa- 
tion, such as the circumstances of the Colony shall seem to war- 
rant; LXxxvil. 441.———That an humble Address be presented 
to His Majesty, that he will be graciously pleased to give direc- 
tions that there be laid before this House a Copy of the Minutes of 
the Court Martial held upon Captain Robison in New South Wales, 
in 1828; txxxvinl. 566. See supra, 401. 


Newspapers : 


518. That it is expedient to repeal the Stamp Duty on News- 
papers at the earliest possible period; Lxxxrx. 321. See supra, 
357. 


Newtownbarry : 


519. For printing a Petition from Waterford, complaining of 
the Massacre at Newtownbarry, and praying for the disarming of 
the Yeomanry Corps in Ireland; ixxxvi. 745. 


Norfolk Assizes : 


520. For referring to a Select Committee the Petition of the 
Justices of Norfolk for the Removal of the Assizes; Lxxx. 124. 


Notices : 
521. That certain Words proposed to be left out stand part of 
Resolutions relative to giving Notices, &amp;c.; Lxx1x. 537. 


Nottingham Petition : 
522. That the Petition from Nottingham, complaining of the 
Conduct of Ministers, be printed ; Lxxvi. 92. 


Oaths : 
523. For printing a Petition of the Rev. Sir Harcourt Lees 
against Oaths before the Lord Steward Bill; txxxvi. 203. 


Offices in Ireland : 
524. For laying before the House a Return of the Names of 
Persons holding certain Offices or Appointments in Ireland ; 
LXXxIx. 66. 


Olive :—See infra, 650. 


Orange Lodges : 

525. Two Motions for Adjournment to supersede Motion for 
Select Committee on Orange Institutions in Great Britain and the 
Colonies ; xc. 530.——For adjourning Debate on Motion for 
Committee; xc. 530.———That certain Words proposed to be 
left out of Question relative to Orange Lodges, stand part thereof; 
xci. 76.———That the Short-hand Writer be required to read 
the Examination of Lieutenant-Colonel Fairman taken before the 
Select Committee on Orange Lodges; xc. 571. For adding 
certain Words to Question, That a Witness (Lieutenant-Colonel 
Fairman) be called in and informed that it is the Opinion of the 
House that he is bound to produce a certain Book; xc. 571. 





Orange Processions : . 
526. For Correspondence relative to the marching of a Body 
of Orangemen on 12 July 1825 in Lisburn; txxxu. 372. 


Orders of the Day : 
527. For now reading the Orders of the Day; xc1. 584.——— 
For now reading the Orders of the Day to supersede a Motion for 
referring a matter of Complaint to a Committee; uxxxix. 17. 
See Orders, 90-100. 


Ordnance Department : 

528. For Leave to bring in a Bill to disqualify Persons holding 
Civil Offices in the Ordnance Department from voting in the 
Electign of Members to serve in Parliament; txxv1. 257. See 
supra, 300. 


Ordnance Estimates : 
529. That the Ordnance Estimates for Great Britain and 
Ireland for the present Year be submitted in detail; txxv1. 83. 


Orphans’ Fund : 
530. That the Orphans’ Fund Debt Bill be read a Third Time ; 


LXxix. 469. 


Owen, Mr. : 
531. For an Address for appointing a Commission to visit New 
Lanark, to inquire into Mr. Owen’s Plan for the Relief of the 
Poor; Lxxvi. 474. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


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V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 
(1.) By the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Parliament and Parliamentary Representation : 

532. For adjourning Debate on King’s Message respecting the 
Dissolution of Parliament; txxxv. 598.———That leave be given 
to bring ina Bill to shorten the duration of Parliaments; Lxxxrx. 
296.———For presenting an Address that His Majesty will be 
graciously pleased to hold his Court and Parliament occasionally 
in Ireland; .xxx1x. 335.——For the House to resolve itself 
into a Committee to consider of the state of the Representation 
of the People in Parliament; txxv1. 280.——For Leave 
to bring in a Bill for better securing the Independence of 
Parliament ; txxvi. 402.———That the present state of the 
Representation of the People in Parliament requires the most 
serious consideration of the House; ixxvi. 205,—.Lxxvill. 251. 
—LXxXxXx1. 298.———For appointing a Select Committee to inquire 
into the Right of Voting at present exercised in every City and 
Borough of England; .:xxvist. 50.——Relative to close and 
decayed Boroughs, and for Parliamentary Reform; ixxxiv. 364. 
———-For bringing in a Bill to restore the Constitutional Influ- 
ence of the Commons in the Parliament of England; ixxxv. 70. 
———-For bringing in a Bill to enable the Towns of Manchester, 
Leeds and Birmingham to return Representatives to serve in Par- 
liament; Lxxxv. 96.———For bringing in a Bill for the effectual 
and radical Reform of the State of the Representation of the 
People in the Commons House of Parliament; txxxv. 497. ——. 
That it is expedient to extend the Basis of the Representation of 
the People in this House, and other Motions relative thereto ; 
LXxXxv. 497.———That the Petition of the Burgesses and Inha- 
bitants of the Borough of Appleby (presented 22d June) be 
referred to the Committee of the Whole House on the Reform of 
Parliament (England) Bill, and that the Petitioners be heard by 
their Counsel or Agents, and be permitted to produce Evidence 
before the said Committee in respect of the facts stated in the 
said Petition; txxxvi. 647.———For adjourning Debates on 
Motions thet Mr. Speaker do leave the Chair, for going into Com- 
mittee on the Bill; txxxv1. 647. For Adjournments to su- 
persede Motion for Speaker leaving the Chair; txxxvi. 647. 
———That it be an Instruction to the Committee on the Reform 
of Parliament (England) Bill, that the Boroughs inserted in 
Schedule (A.) and Schedule (B.) be considered with regard to their 
Population from the last Census, and not from that taken in 1821; 
LXXXVI. 674, That it be an Instruction to the Committee on 
the Reform of Parliament (England) Bill, that they do make 
Provision therein for the Return to this House of Members to 
represent certain Colonies and Foreign Possessions of His Ma- 
jesty ; Lxxxvi. 759.——~—That certain Words be inserted, and 








QU ESTLONS—continued. 





that Words proposed to be left out stand part of Bill; txxxvi. | 


842,———That Clause No. 55. stand part of the Bill; txxxvu. 
843. That certain Words be inserted in an Amendment made 
by the Committee to the Bill; txxxv1. 839.———That the Bo- 
rough of Aldborough, Yorkshire, be inserted in Schedule (A.) of 
the Reform of Parliament (England) Bill; rxxxv1.843. That 
the Borough of Evesham, Worcestershire, be inserted in Schedule 
(A.) of the Reform of Parliament (England) Bill; txxxvi. 843, 











the Reform of Parliament (England) Bill; txxxv1.845. That 
in regard to the numbers of the Elective Constituency, whether 
of the Metropolitan Cities or Districts, or in the Towns gene- 
rally throughout the Kingdom, the expectations contemplated by 
the Legislature, held out by Government, and entertained by the 
Country, are now found to be entirely erroneous, in so far as 
relates to the next General Election, under the Act for the Reform 
of Parliament lately passed, &amp;c.; Amendment proposed, and 
withdrawn; Main Question put; txxxvi. 564, 565.———For 





reading a Second Time a Clause offered to be added on the Third | 


Reading of the Reform of Parliament (Ireland) Bill, “for addi- 
tional Polling Places in certain Counties;” txxxvu. 501.——— 
For an Address to prorogue the present Parliament, and convene 
another short Session of Parliament, with as little delay as pos- 
sible, to take into consideration the unexpected Disfranchisement 
produced by certain restrictive Clauses of the Act for amending 
the Representation of the People in Parliament; ixxxvut. 572. 
For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into and 
report upon the various points arising out of the Acts 2 Will. IV. 
ce. 45 &amp; 88, on which contrary decisions have been come to, whether 
by the Revising and Assisting Barristers, or by Returning 
Officers, or by Election Committees; uxxxvit. 425.———That 
Leave be given to bring in a Bill to repeal such Parts of the 
Reform of Parliament Act (3 Will. IV. c. 45.) as render the pay- 
ment of Poor Rates and Assessed Taxes a necessary Qualification 
for the exercise of the Elective Franchise; uxxxvin. 497.——— 
That this House deems it expedient to repeal or mitigate such 
Clauses of the Reform Bill as have been found to have an unexpected 





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(1.) By the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Parliament—continued. 


restrictive operation, particularly those regarding the Payment of 
Rates and Taxes; txxx1x. 413,———For adjourning Debate on 
Motion, that Mr. Speaker do leave the Chair for going into 
Committee on the Bill to amend the Representation of the People 
in England and Wales; txxxvi. 647. For adjourning 
further consideration of Report on Bill to amend the Representa- 
tion of the People in England and Wales; ixxxvi. 193.——— 
That the House will early in the next Session of Parliament take 
into consideration the State of Representation of Counties in 
Scotland; .xxvi. 329.—.Lxxvint. 358.———That the Time for 
delivering in Plans for the re-building of the Two Houses of 





. Parliament be extended to the ist January 1836; xc. 559. 


———That it be an Instruction to the Select Committee on 
the Plans for the Houses of Parliament, that they do re-con- 
sider the Removal of the Site of both Houses of Parliament ; xcz. 
17. That it be an Instruction to the Select Committee on 
the Houses of Parliament, That they do inspect all the Plans 
which have been submitted to His Majesty’s Commissioners, and 
receive the Estimates of the said Plans from such Architects as 
may be willing to furnish them to the Committee ; xcr. 48. 
For adjourning Debate on Motion for Select Committee to con- 
sider the case of the Speaker and Officers who suffered by the 
Fire; xcr1. 598. See supra, 405. 








Parochial Registration :—See supra, 303. 
Pavings, &amp;c. Bill: 


533. That the further Proceedings on Third Reading of the 
Lighting and Watching Bill be adjourned ; txxxvirr. 612.——— 
Watching, §c. Parishes; For adjourning Debate on the Third 
Reading ; txxxv. 435.———Bognor Improvement ; For agree- 
ing with the Lords in an Amendment to the Bognor Improvement 
Bill; xc. 532.— — Croydon Improvement; That the House 
doth agree with the Committee on the Croydon Improvement Bill 
in an Amendment; Lxxxiv. 270.——Ldinburgh Police; For 
reading the Third Time the Edinburgh Police Bill; txxxvu. 370. 
For agreeing with the Committee on the Edinburgh Police 
Bill in certain Amendments; xc. 232. Islington Improve- 
ment; For reading a Second Time Clause offered to be added on 
Third Reading, “ To lessen the Qualification of Voters ;” txx1x. 
410. Margate Improvement ; For inserting certain Words 
therein; Lxxx. 251. Oxford, St. Giles; For Leave to bring 
in a Bill for dividing, allotting and laying in severalty Lands in 
the Parish of St. Giles, Oxford; 1txxxim. 173.——— Pancras, 
St.; For reading a Second Time the St. Pancras Paving Bill; 
LXXXIXx. 173. 














Peace Preservation Act : 


534. For Leave to bring ina Bill to repeat Act 5 &amp; 6 Will. IV. 
c. 48, Peace Preservation (Ireland); xc. 406. 


Peddle, William : 


535. That the Petition of William Peddle, of Frome Selwood, 
complaining of the Conduct of Sir John Nicholl, Knight, Judge 
of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, do lie on the Table ; 
Lxxx1. 541.————— That_ the proper Officer of the House be 
directed to attend the Court of King’s Bench with the Petition of 
William Peddle; txxxvi. 218. 


Pembroke : 
536. That the Writ for the Election of a Knight of the Shire 


to serve in this present Parliament for the County of Pembroke, 
be not issued before a certain Day ; .xxxv1. 866. 


Penrhyn, Lord :—See supra, 481. 


Penryn Disfranchisement Bill : 


537. For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on further 
consideration of Report ; xxx. 212. 


Pensions : 

538. That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into the 
Pensions charged on the Civil List, and on the Consolidated 
Fund, in order to ascertain the nature and extent of Abuses which 
may have occurred in the granting of the said Pensions, with a 
view of giving full effect to the Resolutions of this House of the 
18th of February 1834; ixxx1x. 253.———— For appointing @ 
Select Committee to revise each Pension specified in a Return 
ordered to be printed on the 28th June 1835, with a view to ascer- 
tain whether the continued Payment thereof is justified by the 
circumstances of the original Grant, or the condition of the Parties 
now receiving the same, and to report thereon to the House; xc. 
266.———That a certain Clause stand part of the Pensions Duties 
Bill; xcr. 817. For adjourning Debate on Motion for add- 
ing Clause on Report ; xc1. 762. See supra, 346, 563. 





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QUESTIONS—continued. 








Petitions : 





V. Questions passed in the Negative-—continued. 
(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Peru Ship :—See supra, 275. 


539. That it be a Standing Order, That no Motion shall be 
made for Leave to present a Petition after Half-past Five o’Clock, 
p.m., until the Orders of the Day shall have been disposed of; 
LXXXIVv. 326. See Petitions, 2382-2391. 


Pitt, Charles : 

540. That the Petition of Charles Pitt, of Adam Street, 
Adelphi, Surveyor, complaining of the Conduct of the Committee 
and Committee Clerk on the London Bridge Bill, do lie on the 
Table; txxxtv. 275. 


Plays :—See infra, 620. 


Political Unions : 

541-2. That certain voluntary Associations denominated 
Political Unions are “subversive of the authority of the Crown, 
unconstitutional and illegal,” and that His Majesty’s Ministers 
will be fully justified in enforcing the Law of the Land for their 
Suppression, and for the Suppression of all Political Unions, be 
their denominations what they may, of which the nature, prin- 
ciples, design and operation are subversive of the authority of 
the Crown, unconstitutional and illegal; rxxxvir1. 529. 


Pontefract : 

543. For reading a Letter, signed “ John Hardy,” concerning 
the Payment of Expenses at an Election at Pontefract; xct. 
542. 


Poole Borough : 

544. For adjourning Debate on Motion for appointing a Select 
Committee to inquire into the circumstances attending the Elec- 
tion of Councillors; xc1. 88. ———For Adjournment to supersede 
similar Motion ; xc1. 83.——— For now reading the Order of the 
Day for the Committee on the Poole Corporation Bill; xc1. 635. 
———That it be an Instruction to the Committee on the Poole 
Corporation Bill, that they have power to leave undisturbed the 
Election of all those Councillors of the Borough of Poole whose 
Election has not yet been impugned by any Legal Proceedings ; 
xcr. 691. 


Poor Allotments : 

545. That the Committee on every Inclosure Bill shall, in their 
Report, certify whether a portion of Land, as near to the Village 
as conveniently may be, and not less than in the proportion of One 
Acre to every Twenty-five Inhabitants, according to the last 
Population Census, has been by such Bill directed to be allotted 
out of the Commonable Lands or Waste Grounds to the Incum- 
bent of the Living and the Parish Officers for the time being, and 
the Owners of One hundred Acres in such Parish, as Trustees, in 
trust to let the same in small portions at low Rents to all 
Labourers resident in the Parish who may be desirous of hiring 
the same, such Rents to be paid to the Parish Officers for the time 
being, in aid of the Poor Rates; or whether there be any special 
reason why such Allotment cannot conveniently or properly be 
made in that particular instance; Lxxx1x. 63. 


Poor Law Amendment Bill : 


546. For agreeing with the Lords in an Amendment; itxxxix. 
588.———For adjourning Debate on Motion relative to printing 
the Evidence taken before the Committee, and not reported to the 
House; xcu. 282.———For a Return of all Communications 
addressed to the Central Board of Poor Law Commissioners, from 
the Manufacturing Districts, respecting Demands for Labour, 
with the Answers thereto; xc. 176.———For laying before the 
House a Return of the Contracts entered into by the several 
Unions established under the Poor Law Amendment Act for 
Medical Attendance ; the Number of Practitioners, with the Sala- 
ries; the Number admitted, and the Number of Deaths that have 
occurred since the Formation of each Union; xcu. 621. 


Poor (Ireland) : 
547. That it is the Opinion of this House that the Establish- 
ment of a Provision for the Poor of Ireland, on the principle of 
the Act 43 Elizabeth, with such Alterations and Improvements as 
time and circumstances may require, is expedient and necessary to 
the Interests of the United Kingdom; txxxvi1. 336.———That 
it be an Instruction to the Committee on the Poor Relief (Ireland) 
Bill, that they have Power to make Provision therein, for Settle- 
ment, so as more justly to apportion the pecuniary Charges to be 
incurred and levied under the Name of Poor Rates; xcu. 377. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 












(1.)—By the House—({continued)—relative to— 


Portugal : 


548. For presenting Addresses relative to the Affairs of Por- 
tugal; uxxxv. 161.————That the use of Force in interrupting 
Unarmed Vessels, and preventing them anchoring and landing 
Passengers in the Harbour of Porto Praia, was a violation of the 
Sovereignty of the State to which the Island of Terceira belonged ; 
Lxxxv. 343. See supra, 55.———For presenting an Address for 
Copies or Extracts of Information (if any) received by His Ma- 
jesty’s Government, concerning the Enlistment of Men for the 
Expedition against Portugal on the part of the Portuguese 
Government; Lxxxvii. 86. 


Portuguese Army : 


549. For laying before the House a Return of the British 
Officers employed in the Organization of the Portuguese Army 
during the late Peninsular War ; specifying the Dates, the Com- 
mencement of their respective Services with, and of their Removal 
from, that Army ; the Causes of such Removal, &amp;c.; xc. 158. 


Post Office: 


550. That certain Words form part of an Order for an Account 
respecting the Post Office; txxx1x. 27.———For appointing a 
Select Committee to inquire into the Circumstances under which 
the Sum of One Penny is demanded for the Delivery of each 
Letter and Newspaper within the Limits of the Town of Chelten- 
ham, and other Cities and Towns; txxx1x. 134.——For now 
reading a Second Time the General Post Delivery Bill; rxxx1x. 
262.———For presenting an Address to His Majesty, that he will 
be graciously pleased to appoint a Commission to inquire into the 
Management of the Post Office and Packet Service; uxxx:x. 
434,——That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into 
the Management of the Post Office ; xc. 440.———For referring 
to a Select Committee the Petition presented by the Twopenny 
Post Letter Carriers; xcu. 477. See supra, 319, 


Postmaster General : 

551. That it is the Opinion of the House, that, without detri- 
ment to the Public Service, the Duties of Joint Postmaster 
General might be performed by one Individual; tuxxvu. 104. 
———-For laying before the House an Account of the Number of 
Days Lord Clancarty attended at the General Post Office ; txxvu. 
108. 


President of the Board of Control :—sSee supra, 305. 
Press, Public :—See supra, 483. 


Private Bills: 

552. That Words proposed to be left out stand part of a Reso- 
lution relative to Petitions for Private Bills; txx1x. 587,——— 
For adjourning Debate, that no Proceeding shall be had upon any 
Petition so referred to a Select Committee, unless the Petitioner 
or Petitioners shall, within Two Days, enter into a Bond or Obli- 
gation for the Payment of Costs; uxxxu. 178.———That every 
Private Bill, hereafter committed by the House to a Committee, 
shall be committed to a Select Committee of Fifteen Members, 
drawn by Ballot from the List or Lists prepared under the direc- 
tion of Mr. Speaker, and to which the Bill would, by the Stand- 
ing Orders and Rules of the House, have been submitted ; xcr. 
109.———For referring a Petition, complaining of the Decision 
of a Committee on a Private Bill, to a Select Committee of Ap- 
peal; xcr. 546. That the Words, “ It be an Instruction to all 
Committees on Private Bills to make Provision that all the Ex- 
penses incurred in furnishing Abstracts of Titles to Estates, and 
in proving the same, shall be borne by the Parties requiring such 
Proof,” stand part of a Question; xc1. 340. 





Promissory Notes Bill : 


553. For bringing up Clauses offered to be added on the Third 
Reading; txxxt. 135. See supra, 291; infra, 459. 


Property Tax :—See supra, 387 ; infra, 617. 


Public Business : 

554. That no new Business be ‘entered upon after the Hour of 
Twelve of the Clock at Night; xc. 102.———That certain Words 
proposed to be left. out of Question, “That no Business, except 
Business of a formal and undisputed nature, be entered into after 
the Hour of Half after Eleven at Night,” stand part thereof (Two 
Questions put); xc1. 9.———That no Business be entered into after 
the Hour of Eleven at Night; xc1. 9—————That the House do sit 
on a certain Day from Twelve till Three; xc1. 579.——That 
it being desirable, except in particular cases, that the Sittings of the 
House should not be continued after Midnight, when any Motion 
is brought on for discussion after Twelve o’clock at Night, and 
a Member rises to speak to Order, and moves that the further 
Debate on such Question be adjourned to a future Day, 

Mr. Speaker 


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970 QUESTION S—continued. 











V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 
(1.)— By the House—(continued)--relative to— 
Public Business—continued. 
Mr. Speaker shall immediately declare the Debate adjourned, | 


without putting the Question to the House, and proceed to the 
other Orders of the Day; xcut. 22. 


Public Money : 

555. That the application of any Sum of unappropriated Money 
or Surplusages of Funds to uses not voted or addreased for by Par- 
liament, is a misapplication of the Public Money, and a violation 
of the Privileges of the House; ixxxu11. 469. 


Qualification of Freeholders (Ireland) Bill: 

656. That it be an Instruction to the Committee on the said 
Bill, That they have power to prevent a fraudulent and fictitious 
Registry; txxxiv. 157. That they have power to extend the 
operation of the Bill to Boroughs, Cities and Towns Corporate in 
Ireland; 175. That they have the power of preserving the 
existing rights of the Protestant Freeholders; 175. 


Queen Caroline : 

657. For an Address for Official Papers relating to the Service 
of Plate presented to Her Majesty the Queen in 1808; xxv. 
464.———Relative to the Conduct of Ministers in advising the 
Measures which led to the late Proceedings against Her Majesty 
the Queen; txxvi. 41. Relative to the insertion of Her 
Majesty’s Name in the Liturgy; txxvi. 68.———Relative to the 
Funeral of Her late Majesty; uxxvi. 86. See supra, 279. 

Railways : 

558. For inserting certain Words in a Resolution reported 
from the Select Committee on Railways; xcr. 745.——For 
appointing a Select Committee to inquire and consider how far it 
may be expedient to take measures for securing that all Public 
Lines of Railway be laid and hereafter maintained at one and the 
same Standard Width, and to report their Opinion thereon to the 
House ; xcu. 96. Birmingham and Derby ; For discharging 
Order of Leave for Bill; xc. 263.— — Birmingham and 
London ; For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on further 
consideration of Report of the London and Birmingham Railway 
Bill; uxxxvi. 410.— —— Brighton (Stephenson’s Line); That 
the Word “now ” stand part of the Question for reading the Bill 
the Second Time; xc1. 67. That in the case of the London and 
Brighton Railway Bill (Mills’s Line), the Parties be permitted to 
proceed with their Bill; xcm. 175. For appointing a Select 
Committee to examine whether any false Evidence has been 
knowingly and wilfully given before the Sub-Committee on Peti- 
tions for Private Bills, in respect of Stephenson’s Line of Brighton 
Railway ; xcu. 268. For appointing a Select Committee to 
inquire into the Allegations contained in the Petition of Mr. Mills, 
relative to the Conduct of certain Parties in respect of Stephenson’s 
Line of Brighton Railroad; xc. 440. That the Surveys, 
Papers and Documents relating to Mills’s Line of Railway to 
Brighton be referred to the Engineer appointed, or to be appointed, 
to examine the merits of the respective Lines of Railroad to 
Brighton, and to report his opinion in like manner on the said 
Line; xcu. 441. That the Resolution respecting the Brighton 
Railways, which was carried by a Majority of Five, be entered on 
the Journals as Negatived, in consequence of Six Members having 
voted for it, who have subscribed the Parliamentary Contract ; 
xcul. 366.———Durham; For agreeing with the Committee on 
the Clarence (Durham) Railway in an Amendment; xcu. 249. 
——— Edinburgh and Dalkeith; For adjourning Debate on 
Amendment proposed to Question for taking Report into further 
consideration; Lxxx. 466. Glasgow and Ayr; For Re-com- 
mitting to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills the 
Report on the Petition for the Glasgow and Ayr Railway Bill; 
xcil. 95. That certain Words stand part of the Glasgow and 
Ayr Railway Bill; xcu. 386.—— Glasgow, Paisley and 
Greenock ; For agreeing with the Committee on the Glasgow, 
Paisley and Greenock Railway Bill in an Amendment; xc. 401. 
———— Kingston-upon- Hull and Selby ; For bringing up a Clause 
offered to be added upon the Third Reading of the Kingston-upon- 
Hull and Selby Railway Bill; xc1. 231.——North of England; 
For bringing up a Clause proposed to be added upon the Third 
Reading of the North of England Railway Bill; xc1. 383,——— 
North Midland ; For agreeing with the Lords in an Amendment 
to the North Midland Railway Bill; xc1. 575.——Polloc and 
Govan; For reading 2° Clause offered to be added upon further 
considering Report ; xci1. 477.———Shields, South, and Monk- 
mearmouth ; For referring Petition of the Rev. Robert Green, 
complaining of certain Votes of the Committee on the South 
Shields and Monkwearmouth Railway Biil, to a Select Committee 
of Appeal; txxxvir. 220. Western, Great; For nowreading 
a Second Time a Clause proposed to be added on further consi- 








(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relatwe to— 
Railways—continued. 
deration of the Report on the Great Western Railway Bill; 
Lxxx1x. 509.——For bringing up a Clause proposed to be added 
on further consideration of the Report of the Great Western 
Railway Bill; xc. 287. 


Real Property : 

559. For Leave to bring in a Bill providing that in cases of 
Intestacy, and in the absence of any Settlement to the contrary, 
Landed Property be equally divided among the Children or Next 
of Kin of the Deceased; xc1. 245.———For Leave to bring in a 
Bill providing that (in cases of Intestacy, and in the absence of any 
Settlement to the contrary), Landed Property shall, like Personal 
Property, be equally divided among the Children or Next of Kin 
of the Deceased, and pass through the Executor or Adminis- 
trator as Personal Property now passes; xciI. 223. 


Randall, R. :—See supra, 377. 
Receipts :—See supra, 602. 


Reciprocity of Duties Act: 

560-1. That Leave be given to bring in a Bill to repeal the 
Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 77, commonly termed the “ Reciprocity of 
Duties Act,” with a view of restoring to Parliament its constitu- 
tional control over all Treaties with Foreign Powers, involving 
the Commercial Interests of the British Community ; Lxxx1x. 362. 


Recognizances :—See supra, 409. 


Records, Public : 


562. For laying before the House certain Papers relative to 
the Commissioners of Public Records; txxxvi. 642. 


Reduction of Salaries : 

563. That it is just and necessary that all Salaries, Pay, 
Poundage and Wages, as also all Superannuations and Retired 
Allowances, Half-pay and Pensions paid out of the Public Money, 
should be reduced Ten per Cent. if they do not exceed the sum 
of £.1,000 a Year, and so on in proportion to £.4,000 a Year; 
LXXXVIII. 148. 


Regency : 

564. For presenting an Address to His Majesty relative to the 
expediency of making Provision against Dangers to which the 
Country might be exposed by a Demise of the Crown under the 
present circumstances of the Sovereign; Lxxxv. 626. 


Register, General : 

565. For adding the County Members of England to Select 
Committee on General Register; .xxxvu. 168.———For now 
reading a Second Time the General Register Bill; uxxxrx. 262. 
-———-For now reading a Second Time the Registry of Deeds 
Bill; txxxrx. 262. 


Registrar Office :—See supra, 334. 


Registration of Births, &amp;c. :—See supra, 303. 


Religious Opinions : | 
566. That it is unjust and inexpedient to expose any Person 
to Penalties on account of the Expression of their Religious 
Opinions; txxvint. 444. 


Reports :—See Reports, IX. 


Requin Ship : 
567. That the Papers presented 19 June relative to the Capture 
of the Ship Requin, in the River Garonne, in March 1814, be 
referred to a Select Committee; txxvit1. 448. 


Resolutions :—See supra, 521; also Resolutions, VII. 


Retford, East : 

568. For bringing in a Bill to exclude the Borough of East 
Retford from electing Burgesses to serve in Parliament; txxxIv. 
264.———-For issuing a New Writ for electing Two Burgesses 
to serve in this present Parliament for the Borough of East Ret- 
ford; txxxiv. 364. For bringing up a Clause offered to be 
added on the Report of the East Retford Bribery Bill; uxxxv. 
150.——For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on the 
Third Reading of the East Retford Bribery Bill; txxxv. 180. 


Revenue Inquiry Bill: 
569. That certain Words be inserted in the Irish Revenue 
Inquiry Bill; uxxv1. 474. For adjourning a Debate on the 
Third Reading of the above Bill; uxxvi. 474. 


Ribbons : 











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V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 
(1.)\—By the House—({continued)—relative to— 

Ribbons : 

570. For Leave to bring in a Bill to repeal so much of Act 


7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. as prohibits the use of Ribbons at Elections of 
Members; txxxr1. 186. 


Ribbon Men: 
571. For laying before the House, Copies of Proclamations 
issued during 1820, and other Papers relative to Ribbon Men in 
Ireland ; uxxrx. 150. 


Ribbon Trade : 
572. That Leave be given to bring in a Bill for the Protection 
of the Ribbon Trade, by means of Prohibition; txxx1x. 413. 


Rio de Janeiro :—See supra, 311. 
Robison, Captain :—See supra, 517. 


Roman Catholic Association : 
573. For hearing the Petitioners at the Bar of the House, by 
their Counsel, Agent and Witnesses; Lxxx. 96. 


Roman Catholic Relief Bill: 

574. For inserting certain Words in; 1xxx. 398.—.xxxiv. 
179.———For reading a Second Time a Clause offered to be 
added on the further Consideration of the Report; txxxrv. 179. 
——-For bringing up Clauses offered to be added on the Third 
Reading ; txxxrv. 184. 


Roman Catholics : 

575. That the Debate on Motion relative to the Claims of the 
Roman Catholics be adjourned; txxvin1. 224.————-For Copies 
of Communications made to the Lord Lieutenant or Chief Secre- 
tary of Ireland, during Seven Years, on the subject of the Burial 
of Roman Catholics; txx1x. 12.—That the House is deeply 
impressed with the expediency of taking into consideration the 
Laws imposing Civil Disabilities on His Majesty’s Roman Catho- 
lic Subjects; ixxxu. 289.———That the exclusion of Roman 
Catholics from the Jury in the Case of The King v. Barrett is 
calculated to affect the public confidence in the pure administra- 
tion of Justice in Ireland; and this House entertains a hope 
that, in all future Trials connected with political questions, 
Roman Catholics and Protestants shall be indiscriminately allowed 
to serve as Jurors upon them; txxxix. 64. See supra, 292. 
375, 494. « 


Rowan, George : 
576. That the Petition of George Rowan, accusing Mr. 
Crosbie, a Member, of having received Money from Persons for 
procuring Situations, do lie upon the Table; txxviut. 444. 


Roxburgh : 
577. For deferring Consideration of the Roxburgh Election 
Petition ; txxxvi. 674. 


Royal Burghs :—See supra, 321. 


Russia :—See supra, 473. 


Russia and Turkey : 

578. For an Address for Copy of the Treaty of St. Peters- 
burgh, of 29 January 1834; Of any Correspondence between 
this Government and the Governments of Russia and Turkey, 
relative to those Treaties; and of any Correspondence with the 
Government of Russia relating to the Remonstrances made by 
England against the Conduct pursued by Russia towards Poland ; 
xcl. 64. 


Russian Loan : 
579. That the application of the Public Money for the 
purpose of effecting any Payments on the part of Great Britain, 
on account of the Russian Loan in Holland, after the Possession 
and Sovereignty of the Belgic Provinces had passed from the 
Dominions of the King of the Netherlands, is contrary to the 
Provisions of the Act 55 Geo. III. c. 115, and is unwarrantable 
by any authority of Parliament; txxxvi. 53. 


Salaries :—See supra, 563. 


Salmon Fisheries Bill : 
580. For adding certain Words at the end of the Salmon 
Fisheries Bill; txxxiu. 468. 


Salt : 
581. For Leave to bring in a Bill for the gradual Reduction 
of the Duties on Salt; txxvi. 70. 





(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Seamen : 
582. For Leave to bring in a Bill to amend Act 22 Geo. III. 


ce. 38, and for the better Encouragentent of Seamen; Lxxx. 516. 
See supra, 444. 


Sederunt, Acts of :—See supra, 457. 


Seditious Meetings : 


583. For Leave to bring in a Bill to repeal Act 60 Geo. III. 
c. 6, relative to Seditious Meetings; txxvi. 317. 


Servants :—See supra, 286. 
Session, Court of :—See supra, 457. 584. 


Shand, Alexander : 


584. That the Petition of Alexander Shand, of Tanfield, re- 
lative to the Court of Session, be printed ; txxvirt. 465. 


Sheriffs’ Expenses Bill : 


585. That the Speaker do leave the Chair for going into 
Committee to consider further of the Bill; txxxvu. 518. 


Sheriffs’ Fees Bill : 
586. That certain Words be inserted in the Sheriffs’ Fees Bill ; 


xc. 516. 


Shields, South : 

587. For laying before the House a Return of the Number of 
Places of Worship in connexion with the Established Church, 
and of those in the Dissenting Interest, in South Shields and 
Jarrow, Sunderland, &amp;c., with the Number of Sittings, and the 
average Number of Persons attending them severally on each 
Sunday; xcu. 450. 


Shipping : 
588. For a Select Committee to inquire into the present State 


of the British Commercial Shipping Interest ; txxxu. 437. See 
supra, 387; infra, 672. 


Shire Halls : 
589. For bringing up a Clause offered to be added upon Third 
Reading of the Shire Halls Bill; xc1. 389. 
Sicily : 
590. For an Address relative to Attempts which have been 


made by the Government of the Two Sicilies to reduce the Privi- 
leges of the Sicilian Nation; txxvi. 458. See supra, 509. 


Silks and Silk Trade: 

591. For appointing a Select Committee to inquire how far 
the Duties on the importation of Foreign Silks may be reduced ; 
LXxX. 185.———For appointing a Select Committee to inquire 
into and examine the Statements contained in the Petitions from 
Persons engaged in the Silk Manufacture ; txxx1. 102.———For 
appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the State of the Silk 
Trade ; txxxiv. 229. 


Sittings of the House :—See supra, 554. 


Slaughter Houses :—See supra, 441. 


Slaves and Slavery : 

592. For the House proceeding, at the earliest practicable 
period in the next Session, to take into its most serious consideration 
the State of Slavery in the Colonies of this Country; uxxxv. 644. 
———For printing a Petition of Female Inhabitants of Ryde for 
the Abolition of Slavery ; uxxxv1. 355. See infra, 606. 


Soap : 

eR That it is expedient early in the next Session, or as soon 
as the Financial State of the Country will admit, that the Duty on 
Soap should be greatly reduced ; txxx. 506.———For the House 
to resolve itself into a Committee to take into consideration the 
propriety of reducing the Duty upon Hard Soap manufactured in 
England and Scotland, and imposing a Duty on Hard Soap manu- 
factured in Ireland ; xxxxvu. 151.———That the House do resolve 
itself into a Committee, to consider of the expediency of repealing 
the Duties on Soap, and increasing the Duty of Customs on the 
Importation of Foreign Tallow ; xcr. 146. 


Spain ; 

594. That a Select Committee be appointed to examine into 
the Claims of certain British Subjects to be indemnified for the 
confiscation of their Property by the Spanish Government, in 
1804 and 1805, previous to the Declaration of War between Great 
Britain and Spain; txxx1x. 386. See supra, 272. 





LXXV.—XCII. 


GEN. INDEX. 


(1820 —1887.) 


Speaker - 


972 





QUESTIONS—continued. 








V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 
(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Speaker : 
595. That the Right Honourable Sir Charles Manners Sutton 


do take the Chair of the House as Speaker; xc. 5. See also 
Speaker, X. 


Special Commissions : 

596. Foran Address to grant a general Pardon and Amnesty 
to the unfortunate Agricultural and other Labourers who have 
been tried and convicted at thé late Special Commissions; txxxv1. 
223. 


Spirits : 
597. For appointing a Select Committee to inquire how far the 
Duties on the Importation of Foreign Spirits may be reduced ; 
LXxx. 185. See supra, 390. 


Spring Guns Bill: 
598. That the Bill do pass; txxx. 617. 


Sparrowe, John Eddowes : 
599. That John Eddowes Sparrowe be brought to the Bar, in 
order to his being discharged; xc. 391. 


Stafford Disfranchisement Bill : 
600. For Adjournment, to supersede Motion for Second Read- 
ing; xcr. 110. 


Stage Coach Proprietors Bill : 
601. For reading a Clause a Second Time, offered to be added 
on the Third Reading; txxxv. 640. 
Stamps : 
602. For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on the Re- 
port of Bill, to repeal Allowance to Stationers on purchase of 
Receipt Stamps; Lxxxul. 331. 


Stamp Office : 
603. For laying before the House a Return stating the Names 
of the Commissioners of Stamps, of the Solicitor of Stamps, and 
all other Persons in that Department, &amp;c.; txxxvi1. 277. 


Stamp Office, Edinburgh : 
604. Respecting the Purchase of a New Stamp Office in 
Edinburgh ; txxxvi. 478. 


State of the Nation : 
605. For an Address respecting the present State of the Nation; 
LXxx1. 323.———That the House do now adjourn, to supersede 
the above Motion; txxx1. 323. 


Stephen, Mr. : 
606. That Mr. Stephen, a Petitioner against Mr. Maxwell’s 
Bill for the Removal of the Slaves from Antigua, be heard at the 
Bar; Lxxvi. 402. 


Stock : 

607. Foran Account of all Stock transferred at the Bank of 
England for Ten Years ending 31 December 1820; ixxvi. 139. 
—— For reading a Second Time Clause “ declaring that An- 
nuities under that Act shall be considered as part of similar An- 
nuities,” offered on Third Reading of the Bill; txxv1. 463. 

See supra, 419. 


Strangers’ Gallery : 

608. For agreeing to certain Resolutions reported from the 
Strangers’ Gallery Committee ; xc. 515.———For presenting an 
Address for carrying into effect the Resolutions of the Select 
Committee of 1835 on the Ladies’ Gallery; xcu1. 477. 


Students and Barristers-at-Law : 

609, That Leave be given to bring in a Bill to give Power to 
the Court of King’s Bench in England to compel, in certain cases, 
the Benchers of the Four Inns of Court to admit Parties as Stu- 
dents, and also as Barristers-at-Law ; txxxvul. 399. 
447. 


Subletting Act: 


610. For bringing in a Bill to repeal Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 29, 
to amend the Law of Ireland respecting the Assignment and Sub- 
letting of Lands and Tenements ; Lxxxvi. 58. 


See supra, 


Sugar : 

611. For appointing a Committee to inquire into the Duties on 
East and West India Sugars; ixxvi11.333,———For appointing 
a Select Committee to inquire into the Bounties paid on Export of 
Sugar; Lxxix. 361. For Adjournment, on Motion “That Mr. 
Speaker do now leave the Chair” for going into Committee on 
Bill to continue provisions of Act to allow Sugar to be delivered 
out of Warehouse to be refined; txxxvi. 913. 





(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 
Superannuations : 

612. That it be an Instruction to the Committee on Superan- 
nuations to inquire into the expediency of placing Full-pay and 
Half-pay Officers under similar Regulations when appointed to 
Civil Offices; txxxv. 334. See supra, 563. 


Supply : 
613. For Adjournment, to supersede Motion for going into 
Committee on Motion for Supply ; xxxv.28. See supra, 411; 
also Supply, V. 


Sussex Elections: 
614. That the Bill for fixing the Sussex Elections at Lewes be 
now read a Second Time; txxv. 350. 


i 


Sutton, Right Hon. Sir Charles Manners :—See supra, 
595. 


Swiss Cantons: 


615. Relative toa Reduction of the Charge of Ministers sent 
to the Swiss Cantons; Lxxvii. 273. 


Talbot, D'Arcy :—See supra, 423. 


Tallow: 


616. That the House will resolve itself into a Committee to 
take into consideration the propriety of augmenting the existing 
Duties on Tallow, and also for repealing the Duties on Candles ; 
LXXVII. 126. See supra, 327.593. 


Taxes : 

617. That the Reduction of Taxes is not such as to satisfy the 
just expectations of the People; itxx1x. 117.———For appointing 
a Select Committee to inquire into the expediency of making 
a revision in the Taxes; txxxv. 229.———That a Select Com- 
mittee be appointed to consider and revise our existing Taxation, 
with a view to the Repeal of those Burthens which press most 
heavily on productive industry, and the substitution of an equitable 
Tax on Property in lieu thereof; txxxvi1. 218.———That it is 
the Opinion of this House, that it will be expedient, as soon as the 
important questions now announced for consideration are disposed 
of, to enter upon a revision of our Financial System, with the view 
of repealing all Taxes which have the effect of lowering the rate of 
Profit upon Capital, or which are paid out of the Wages of Labour, 
to the extent of Ten Millions annually, and to substitute in their 
stead a Tax upon fixed Property to the amount of Fiye Millions, 
and the appropriation to the Public Service of Five Millions from 
the proceeds of a National Bank; txxxvi1. 336.——That the 
Public Income is raised by Taxes imposed during the exigencies 
of War, or under circumstances so inapplicable to the present state 
of the Country, that a revision of our Financial System would be 
highly beneficial to the Nation at large; and other Motions upon 
the subject of the Taxation of the Country; xc1. 204. 


Taylor, James : 


618. For bringing up a Petition of Maria Taylor for the revi- 
sion of her Husband’s Sentence; ixx1x. 470. 


Terceira:—See supra, 548. 


Texas: 
619. Foran Address for Copies of Correspondence between the 
Government of Mexico, the United States of America and His 
Majesty’s Government, on the subject of Texas; xcrr. 149. 


Theatrical Representations : 
620. For bringing in a Bill to repeal so much of Act 10 Geo. 
II. c, 28, as empowers the Lord Chamberlain to prohibit the acting 
of any new Play on the Stage, and for appointing Commissioners 
for the same; Lxxxv. 476. 


Thorpe, Doctor : 
621. For laying before the House certain Papers relative to 
the conduct of Doctor Thorpe in Sierra Leone; Lxx1x.°530. 


Times : 
622. That the Printer and Publisher of “The Times” News- 
paper do attend the House upon a certain Day; txxxvi. 835. 


Tithes : 

623. For printing the Tithes Leasing Bill; uxxv1. 171.——— 
For bringing in a Bill to exempt the Occupiers of Land in Ireland, 
not exceeding Two Acres, from the payment of Tithes of Potatoes; 
LXxxvi. 287.———For adding certain Words to an Amendment 
to the Tithes Commutation Bill; xc1. 552.——For inserting 

certain Words in the Tithes Commutation Bill; xc1. 552. 
For now reading a Second Time a Clause offered to be added upon 
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QUESTIONS—continued. 








V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 
(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 


Tithes—continued. 
further consideration of the Report of the Tithes Commutation 
Bill; xe1. 552. For bringing up a Clause offered to be added 
on further consideration of the Report of the Tithes Commutation 
Bill; xc1. 552,—-——For inserting the word “ partial” in the Title 
of the Tithes Commutation Bill; xcr. 569. 


Tithes (Ireland) : 

624. For printing a Petition from Woollen Grange for the 
Abolition of Tithes in Ireland; uxxxvi. 114.———For adjourn- 
ing Debate on Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill to amend Pro- 
visions of Tithe Compensation Acts, and to render them permanent 
and compulsory; Lxxxvil. 463. For Adjournment to super- 
sede same Motion; txxxvii. 463. That a Petition for the 
Abolition of Tithes in Ireland do lie upon the Table (an objection 
being taken to certain expressions in the Petition, as indicating 
the determination of the Petitioners to resist the Law by force); 
LXxxvil. 547. For laying before the House Copies of all 
Patents or Grants, or the material parts thereof, whereby the 
Owners of Impropriations or Impropriate Tithes in Ireland are 
expressly bound to repair the Chancel, or provide for the discharge 
of Clerical Duties, so far as the same can be made out; Lxxxvull. 
420.———For adjourning a Debate upon Motion for reading 
a Second Time the Tithes (Ireland) Bill; txxx1x. 247, ———For 
Adjournment to supersede Motion for reading 2° Resolution of 
Committee for converting Tithes in Ireland into a Rent-charge ; 
xcll. 339. 


Tobacco and Snuff : 

625. For referring Two Petitions relative thereto to a Select 
Committee to examine the Matter thereof; txxxv. 476.——— 
For Leave to bring in a Bill for reducing the Duty on Tobacco 
from Three Shillings to One Shilling per Pound ; xcu. 224. 














Tobago : 
626. For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the 
Administration of Justice in the Island of Tobago; ixxvi. 419. 


Tower :—See supra, 448. 


Trade, Commerce and Navigation : 
627. For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the 
present State of our Trade, Commerce and Navigation; txxxvu. 
329. 


Treasury Bills: 
628. That it is expedient that the same Rate of Interest should 

be paid on Irish Treasury Bills as on Exchequer Bills; txxvi. 
397. 


Trials : 
629. That the proper Officer be directed to attend the Court 

of King’s Bench with a Petition of William Peddle, relative to 
the Prerogative Court; txxxvi. 218. 


Tripoli : 
630. For an Address for a Copy of the Correspondence 
between His Majesty’s Consul at Tripoli and the British Govern- 
ment, on the contested Claims to the Pachalick of that Country ; 
and also on the Claims of British Subjects on the Government or 
Subjects of Tripoli; xc. 326. 


Troutbeck, Samuel : 
631. For appointing a Select Committee to consider the Case 

of Catherine Robson and Isabella Ainsley, Claimants of the Estate 
of Samuel Troutbeck, late of Madras; xc1. 750. 


True Sun Newspaper :—See supra, 476. 


Turnpike Roads : 
632. For inserting certain Words on the Third Reading of the 
Turnpike Road Bill; uxxvi1. 456. For bringing up a Clause 
offered to be added on the Third Reading of the General Turn- 
pike Acts Amendment Bill; txxxi. 477.———For agreeing 
with the Lords in an Amendment to the Turnpike Acts Con- 
tinuance Bill; txxx1x. 132,———For agreeing with a Committee 
in an Amendment; Lxxx1x. 183.———For now reading a Second 
Time the Lime Toll Exemption Bill; txxx1x. 401.———That 
certain Words be inserted in the Manure Toll Exemption Bill ; 
xc. 488, Cambridge ; That the House doth agree with the 
Committee on the Bill in an Amendment; xxx. 262.——— 
City; For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on the Re- 


port of City Road Bill, “ Directing that Lamps should be set 
up;” LXx1x. 252.———Coventry and Over-Whitacre; For in- 
serting Words on Third Reading; txxxvi. 338.———Doncaster 


and Selby ; For agreeing with the Committee on the Doncaster 





(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 


Turnpike Roads—continued. 


and Selby Road Bill, in a Clause; rxxxvu. 326.——— Glasgow 
and Portpatrick; For bringing up certain Clauses offered to be 
added on the Third Reading of the Glasgow and Portpatrick 
Roads Bill; txx1x. 434.——— Metropolis ; That the Petitioners 
against the Metropolis Roads Bill be heard by Counsel ; ixxv1. 
250.——Northern; For adjourning Debate for referring Bill 
to a Committee of the Whole House; txxxv. 507.——— Port 
Dundas and Dalgreen Bridge; That the Committee on the Port 
Dundas and Dalgreen Bridge Roads Bill have leave to sit during 
the sitting of the House ; xc. 4837.———_Redrow and Peathill; For 
bringing up a Clause offered to be added on the Third Reading ; 
LXXXxul. 489.———Rochdale and Burnley; For agreeing with 
the Committee on the Rochdale and Burnley Road Bill in an 
Amendment; xcu. 176.———Smithfield, East ; For now read- 
ing a Second Time the East Smithfield Road Bill; txxxrx. 323. 
———Southam; For bringing up Clause offered to be added on 
Third Reading, “ To prohibit the erection of any Turnpike Gate 
within a certain distance of the Dunchurch Road ;” txxvir. 268. 
—— — Wendover; For agreeing with Committee in a Clause ; 
LXXXVilI. 169.——— Wortley; For agreeing with the Committee 
in a Clause proposed to be added to the Wortley Road Bill; 
LXXXIXx. 266. 


Union, Act of : 

633. For appointing a Select Committee to consider the Pro- 
vision of the Act of Union between Great Britain and Ireland ; 
Lxxv. 312,———That a Select Committee be appointed to in- 
quire and report on the Means by which the Dissolution of the 
Parliament of Ireland was effected; on the effects of that Measure 
upon Ireland, and upon the Labourers in Husbandry and Opera- 
tives in Manufactures in England, and on the probable con- 
sequence of continuing the Legislative Union between both 
Countries ; Lxxx1x. 231. 


Union Duties: 

634. For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on Third 
Reading, “ For making an Allowance on the Stock in Hand ;” 
Lxxvill. 300. 


Unlawful Societies : 

635. For adjourning Debate on Motion for Leave to bring in 
a Bill to amend certain Acts relating to Unlawful Societies in 
Ireland ; txxx. 33. 


Upwell Tithes Bill: 


636. For now reading a Second Time the Upwell Tithes Bill; 
LXXXIx. 493. 


Usury Laws Bill : 
637. For adjourning Debate on Motion for now reading the 
Amendments made by the Committee to the Bill a Second Time ; 
LXxxv. 556. 


Vagrants Bill : 
638. For agreeing with the Lords in an Amendment made to 
the Vagrants Bill; ixxrx. 512. 


Vestries Bill : 
639. For reading a Second Time the Vestries Bill; uxxxvit. 


45,————For now reading a Second Time the Parish Vestries 
Bill; uxxxtx.279. See supra, 344. 


Vice Chancellor’s Court : 
640. For the House to resolve itself into a Committee to con- 
sider of Act 55 Geo. III. to facilitate the Administration of Jus- 
tice; Lxxvul. 376. 


Warehousing of Wheat Bill : 

641. For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on Third 
Reading, “That Canada Wheat may be used for Home Con- 
sumption;” txxrx. 442. “To appoint a Chemical General 
Inspector of Flour,” 454. 


Warwick, Borough of : 

642-3. That a Select Committee be appointed to take into 
consideration the Evidence already before the House relative to 
the Borough of Warwick, and to report to the House full parti- 
culars respecting the cases of Bribery, and the class or description 
of Persons bribed ; and whether any treating, and to what extent, 
by the authority of the Candidates, or their Agents, occurred after 
the issuing of the Writ; and particularly to report whether, in the 
event of disfranchising the Parties bribed, or that class of Electors 
to which they belong, a sound and competent Constituency will 
remain in the Borough; uxxxrx. 111. 


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GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


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974 


QU ESTILO N S—continued. 








V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 


(1.)—By the House—(continued)—relative to— 


West India Islands Relief Bill : 
644. For adding Words at the end of a Clause; txxxvul. 580. 


Westminster Abbey : 

645. For Copy of Charter of Queen Elizabeth, by which 
Westminster Abbey was granted to the Dean and Chapter of 
Westminster, and of the Grant made to the Choir of Westminster 
in 1697 ; Lxxx1. 236. 


Wexford : 
646. For permitting the Returning Officer of the Borough of 
Wexford to appear as a separate Party before an Election Com- 
mittee; txxxv. 118. 


Wharfs Building Bill: 
647. For laying before the House the Minutes of Evidence 
taken before the Committee on Wharfs Building Bill; txxv1. 373. 
For bringing up Clauses offered to be added on Third 
Reading, “ Respecting the Right of Roads ;’—“ That the Provi- 
sions of the Bill shall not extend to Ground not yet built upon ;” 
LXxVI. 389, 390. 


Wheat :—See supra, 363. 641. 


Whipping : 
648. For Leave to bring in a Bill to abolish the Punishment by 
Whipping ; .xxvur. 268. See supra, 366. 


Wigan Rectory : 

649. For bringing up a Clause offered to be added upon Third 
Reading of the Wigan Rectory Estate Bill; xc1. 451.———That 
certain Words stand part of the Title of the Wigan Rectory Estate 
Bill; xc. 451.———That certain Words be inserted in the Title 
of the Wigan Rectory Estate Bill; xcu. 451.———For adjourn- 
ing Debates on Motions for making Amendments to the Wigan 
Rectory Estate Bill; xcm. 451. 


Wilmot, Olive : 
650. That the Petition of Olive Wilmot be printed ; txxv. 452. 
For referring the Petition of Olive, styling herself Princess 
of Cumberland, to a Committee; txxvuit. 404. 


Wilson, Sir Robert : 
651. For Correspondence between the Commander-in-chief, 
Lord Viscount Sidmouth and Sir Robert Wilson, on the subject of 
his Removal from the Army; Ltxxvi1. 26. 


Windows : 

652. For appointing a Select Committee to consider of the 
expediency of repealing an Act 56 Geo. III., as far as respects the 
Tax upon Windows in Ireland; txxvi. 347.———Relative to the 
immediate Repeal of the Window Tax; txxvi1. 395.———That 
the Window Tax is unjust, and ought to be repealed; txxrx. 117. 
———That it is the Opinion of this House that all Duties on 
Windows imposed by 48 Geo. III., and subsequent Acts, should 
cease and determine; Lxxx. 159.————That it is the Opinion of 
this House that the Window Tax ought to be repealed; txxx. 
427.—xcul. 332. That it is the Opinion of this House, that as 
the Tax upon Windows is injurious to the health and comfort of 
the People, it is desirable it should be repealed ; xc. 331. See 
supra, 286. 


Wing, Moses : 

653. For referring his Petition respecting Life Annuities to the 
Select Committee on Public Income and Expenditure; txxx1. 
301. 

Woods and Forests : 

654. For appointing a Select Committee for taking into con- 
sideration the State and Management of the Land Revenues of 
the Crown which are under the Superintendence of the Commis- 
sioners of Woods and Forests ; txxxv. 244. 


Wool: 
655. For Leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the Tax on 
Foreign Wool; ixxv. 245. See supra, 371. 
Writ of Right Bill: 
656. Thatcertain Words be inserted in the Writ of Right Bill ; 
LXxx1I. 400. 
Yeomanry Corps :——See supra, 519. 
York, County of :—See supra, 431. 


Zante, Island of : 

657. Copy of the Memorial to His Majesty’s Government, 
signed by various Inhabitants of the Island of Zante, which Me- 
morial was seized and taken from Sig’ G° Rossi by the Agents of 
the lonian Police ; also Memorial by Col. Ross, &amp;c.; uxxvi. 397. 





(2.)—In Committee of the Whole House,—relative 
to— 


658. Admiralty Office (Supply), Salaries, &amp;c.; uxxxv. 
215.—.xxx1x. 35. America (Supply), Missions, &amp;c. to; txxxv. 
523. Anatomy Regulation Bill; txxx1v. 308. Anatomy Bill; 
LXXXVII. 268, 269. 287, 288. Animals, Cruelty to, Bill; xc. 449. 
Army (Supply), Number of Land Forces; txxxv. 85.—1.xxxv1. 
279.—LXXXVII. 231,—LxXxxvill. 226.—LXXxIxX. 77.—xc. 175.— 
xci. 134. Charge of Land Forces; txxxv. 90.—.Lxxxviu. 344.— 
xc. 175.—xci. 185.—xc. 228. Royal Regiment of Artillery, 
Expense of; txxxvint. 324. Garrisons, Charge for; txxxvi. 374, 
General and Staff Officers, Charge for; txxxv, 91.—.xxx1x. 82. 
Allowance to Officers of the Public Departments; 1xxxv. 91.— 
LXXx1x. 82.—xc. 175.————_ Bank Charter Acts; txxxvim. 545. 
Bank Charter Bill; uxxxvi. 657. 659. Bankruptcy Court 
Bill; uxxxvi. 924. Barracks (Supply), Expense of; ixxxvit. 
451. Beer, Sale of, Bill; itxxxv. 458. 515. Beer, Sale of, 
Amendment Bill; txxx1x. 411. 490. Births, §c. Registration 
Bill; uxxxrx. 455.—xc1. 434.471. Burgh Magistrates (Scotland) 
Bill; uxxxvin. 525. Burghs Police (Scotland) Bill; uxxxvin. 
545. Burghs, Royal, (Scotland) Bill; wxxxvur. 524,——~ 
Canada; xcu. 140, 141. Carriages, Public, (Metropolis) Bill; 
xc. 5381. Chancery, Court of, (Ireland) Bill; xc1.729. Chari- 
table Trustees Bill; xct. 699. Chester Criminals’ Execution 
Bill; xc. 43. Church, Established, Bill; xc1. 654. Church in 
Ireland Bill; xc. 523. Church Establishment (Ireland); xc. 
197. Church Rates; uxxx1x. 203. Church Temporalities (Ire- 
land) Bill; txxxvi. 502. 511, 512. 517. 547. 550, 551. Civil 
Bill Courts (Ireland) Bill; xct. 586. Civil List Bill; txxxvi. 
477. Consuls (Supply), Charge for; rxxxv. 543. Corn; That 
it is expedient to permit the Manufacture of Foreign Grain for 
exportation only, without Payment of Duty, under such Pro- 
visions and Regulations as may effectually secure the Public 
Revenue from Fraud, and the Interests of British Agriculture 
from Loss or Injury; xc. 326. Coroners Bill; txxxvu. 422. 
Coroners, County, Bill; xc. 497. Corporations, Municipal, 
Bill; xc. 369. 373. 414. 458. 465.—xcm. 51. Corporations, 
Municipal, (Ireland) Bill; xcu. 195. Customs Acts; Duties on 
Wine; txxxvi. 641. Customs Duties Bill; txxxvir. 522. 


659. Debt, Imprisonment for, Bill; xc. 485.—xcu. 101. 
201. 234. Deeds, Registry of, (Ireland) Bill; ixxxvu. 524, 
Defence by Counsel; .xxx1x. 427. 457.—xc. 350.—xcr. 104. 
Disturbances (Ireland) Bill; txxxvim. 164. 173. 181. 185. 191, 
192. 202, 203. 223. Disturbances Suppression (Ireland) Bill; 
LXxx1x. 511. 518, 519. Division of Counties Bill; txxxvn. 386. 
———-East India Company’s Charter Bill; txxxvu. 568, 569. 
573. 576. 581, 582. 588. Elections Bribery Bill; txxxix. 157.— 
xcr. 442. 543. 749. Polls at Elections; xc. 498.———Factories 
Regulation Act; txxxvut. 660. 667. Fisheries Bill; xc1. 443. 
Forgeries Punishment Bill; uxxxv. 468. Freeholders’ Qualifi- 
cation (Ireland) Bill; .txxxiv. 175. Friendly Societies Bill; 
LXXXIX. 470.———— Gospel, Society for the Propagation of, (Sup- 
ply), Charge for; uxxxv. 550. Grand Juries (Ireland) Bill; 
LXxxvul. 641. 650.—xcI. 629. 673.———Inns, Alehouses and 
Victualling Houses Bill; xc. 436.—xc1.700. Institutions, Public, 
Bill; xc. 562.——Jewish Civil Disabilities Bill; txxxyut. 
525.———King, Sir Abraham Bradley (Supply), Compensation ; 
Lxxxvi. 641. King’s Message, Duchess of Kent and Princess 
Victoria; Grant of £.5,000; Lxxxvi. 724. Labourers’ Em- 
ployment Bill; txxxvu. 476. Labourers’ Wages Bill; txxxv. 
620. Lancaster Common Pleas Bill; txxx1x. 468. Land Reve- 
nue Bill; txxxiv. 339. Libel Law Amendment Bill; uxxxv. 
626. Lighthouses Bill; xc. 653. Lord Iteutenant’s Household 
(Supply), Salaries of Officers; txxx1x. 507. Lord’s Day Bill; 
LXXXIX. 432.————Marriages Act Amendment Bill; xc. 576. 
Marshall, Mr., Sum to, for Digest of Accounts and Papers; 
Lxxxvill. 325. Merchant Seamen’s Registration Bill; txxx1x. 
441.—xc, 292.—&lt;———_Navy (Supply), Number of Men; ixxxv. 
116,.—.xxxvil. 213.—.xxx1x. 35. Wages, &amp;c.; txxxvin. 213. 
Navy, Civil Department, Bill; .ixxxvu. 253. Navy, Pay 
Office (Supply), Salaries and Contingent Expenses; .Lxxxv. 
215. Nova Scotia (Supply), Charge for Civil Establish- 
ment of ; Lxxxv. 549.— ——Ordnance (Supply), Salaries, &amp;c. ; 
uxxxv. 240. Civil Establishments; txxxv. 256. Expense of; 
xcil. 483. : 


660. Parliamentary Representation England Bill; rxxxv1. 
698, 704. 728. 733. 749. 766. 789. 831.—Lxxxvil. 70, 71. 81. 83. 
109. 115, 116. 160. 164. 180. Parliamentary Representation 
(Ireland) Bill; txxxvur. 411. 433, 443. 452. 468. 473. Parlia- 
mentary Representation (Scotland) Bill; txxxvi. 372. 383, 405. 
Party Processions (Ireland) Bill; uxxxvu. 568, 569. Peace 
Preservation (Ireland) Bill; xc. 545. Police Offices (London) 
Bill ; uxxxvit. 365. Poole Corporation Bill; xc1. 692. Poor 


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V. Questions passed in the Negative—continued. 
(2.)—In Committee of the Whole House—(cont*)— 
relative to— 
Law Amendment Bill; txxxv. 333.—1xxx1x. 291. 384. 393. 401. 
409. 421. Poor Relief (Ireland) Bill; xc. 437. 441. Prince 
Edward's Island (Supply), Charge for; itxxxv. 560. Prisons 
Regulation Bill ; xc. 538.——— Registration and Marriages Bill; 
xen. 459. Registration of Voters Bill; xct. 484. 536. 568, 
Registration of Voters (Ireland) Bill; xc. 575. 586. Roads Act 
Amendment Bill; uxxxix. 445. Roman Catholic Relief Bill; 
LxxxIv. 161. 168. Russian Dutch Loan; txxxvu. 606. 


661. Scottish and Irish Vagrants Bill; wtxxxvim. 593. 
Seamen, Enlistment of, Bill; xc. 436. Secret Services (Supply), 
Sum for; wxxxvut. 273. Sheriffs (Ireland) Bill; xc. 559. 
Sheriffs’ Courts Bill; xcu.301. Sheriffs’ Fees Bill; xcu. 446. 
Slavery; Resolution—Expense incurred under certain Resolu- 
tions of Committee to be defrayed by a Property Tax; txxxviu. 
476. Slavery Abolition, Bill; txxxvut. 603. 611, 612. 617. 639. 





Spirits, Excise, Bill; xc1. 753. Stamp Duties Bill; xc1. 648. 


VI. Incidental Proceedings: 


662. Questions proposed,—And superseded by Adjournments 
of the House; uxxvi. 13.—.xxvi1. 278.—xc. 318, &amp;c. And 
Motions for Adjournment made and negatived ; Lxxv1. 20. 151.— 
UXXIX. 494.—.Lxxxil. 569.—.Lxxx11Il. 490.—-LXxxvII. 463.—xCII. 
169, &amp;c. And Motions for Adjournment made and withdrawn ; 
LXXVI. 365.—LXXxIx. 389.—LXxxxv. 339.—Lxxxvi. 171.—xc. 380.— 
xcit. 333, &amp;c. And Amendments proposed to be made thereto ; 
LXXVI. 252.—LXXvII. 356.—Lxxx1I. 114.—.Lxxxvi. 611.—xXCII. 
83, &amp;c. And Debate thereon adjourned; wxxvi. 24. 73.— 
LXXxXvi. 611.—xc1. 84.—xcu. 326, &amp;c. Upon Division; txxxvi. 
633. And Motion for adjourning Debate negatived ; Lxxv1. 459. 
—LXXVil. 347.—LXxXx. 33.—Lxxxul. 576.—LXXXvI. 779.—XCII. 
333, &amp;c. And Motions withdrawn; txxv. 397.—.xxvi. 151.— 
LXxXxI. 341.—Lxxxvill. 286.—xci. 367, &amp;c. And superseded by 
reading Orders or other-Orders of the Day ; txxvi1. 356.—.xxvu. 
203.—.xxxv. 582. And Motion for reading the Orders of the Day 

‘negatived; txxxix.17. And Motion for reading the other Orders 
of the Day withdrawn; rxxx1v. 264. And previous Question 
thereon put; Lxxv. 373.—Lxxvi. 160.—Lxxvil. 19.—LxXxX1x. 321.— 
—LxXxxi. 195.—Lxxx1nl. 58.— LXXXv. 343.—LxxxvI. 203. 793.— 
LXXXVII. 53.—LXXxxiIx. 134.—xct. 665, &amp;c. And dropped for want 
of Forty Members; txxvi. 248.—.xx1x. 539.—Lxxxvill. 673.— 
xci. 209, &amp;c. 


663. Questions again proposed,—Afier negativing Motions for 
Adjournment; Lxxx. 33.—Lxxx1. 569.—LXxx1II. 490.—1Lxxxv. 
204.—Lxxxvi. 646. 913.—LxxxviIl. 463.—LxXXxvill. 20. 548.— 
LXxXIx. 253.—xcr. 83.—xcu. 169, &amp;c. After Motions for Ad- 
journment made and withdrawn; uxxvi. 459.—.xxvul. 365.— 
LXxxvI. 647. 864.—xc. 380.—xcu. 333, &amp;c. After Amendments 
proposed, and not made; Lxxvi. 470.—LXxvill. 42,.—LXxix. 205.— 
LxxxiI. 569.—Lxxxu. 489.—.xxxv. 39.—xc1. 674, &amp;e. After 
Amendment proposed and withdrawn; txxv. 214.—.xxv1. 335.— 
Lxx1x. 20, &amp;c. After negativing Motions for adjourning or further 
adjourning Debates ; rxxvi. 459.—Lxxxv. 507. 598.—Lxxxv1. 647. 
—LXxxvil. 463.—Lxxxvill. 20.—xc. 380.—xc1. 84.—xcl1. 598, &amp;e. 
After Motions for adjourning Debate made and withdrawn ; 
LXXx. 351.—1.Lxxxvil. 480. 677.—xci. 333, &amp;c. On resuming 
adjourned Debates; uxxrx. 484.—Lxxxul. 255. 263.—Lxxx1Vv. 
325.—Lxxxv. 204. 581.—Lxxxvi. 194. 625. 909.—LxxxviI. 31.— 
LXXXVIII. 37.—LXxx1x. 213.—xc. 125.—xc1. 105.—xcu. 91, &amp;e. 
(Questions put on resuming adjourned Debates on Questions pro- 
posed on former Days; xc. 337. 374.) After the House was 
interrupted; Lxxxv. 458. 578.—LXxx1Xx. 237, 238. 243.—xcl. 682. 
753.—xci1. 83.184, &amp;c. After Queen’s Recommendation signified 
to Motion; xc11. 592. After Motion for reading the other Orders 
of the Day withdrawn; txxx1v. 264. After Entry in Journal read 
upon Motion, and the House informed of certain matters; xcu. 
294. After previous Question proposed and withdrawn; Lxxvu1. 
137. After previous Question put and carried; Lxxvi. 190. 





(2.)—In Committee of the Whole House—(cont*)— 
relative to— 


676. Stannaries Courts Bill; xci. 716. Strangers’ Gallery 
(Supply), Ladies’ Gallery ; xc1.776. Subletting Act Amendment 
(Ireland) Bill; rxxxvit. 128. Sugar Duties(Ways and Means); 
LXXXV. 574,—LXxxvi. 366.—Lxxxvil. 172. Supply; uxxxv1. 875. 
——— Tithes (Ireland) Bill ; rxxxvm. 260.—.xxx1x. 540. Tithes 
Composition (Ireland) Bill; uxxxvu. 544. Tithes, Stay of Suits, 
Bill; uxxxvin. 711. Treasury Fee Fund (Supply), Charge for ; 
Lxxxv. 396. Turnpikes, Highways, Bill; txxxvit. 620.—1xxx1x. 
430, 481. ——— Universities (Supply), Salaries to Professors ; 
LXXXVI. 633.——— Volunteer Corps (Supply), Charge for; txxxv. 
91.—LXXXvIII. 383.—xc. 258. ———- Wages Money Payment Bill; 
Lxxxvi. 477. Ways and Means; uxxxvi. 145. Weights and 
Measures Bill; xc. 480. 514. Wills Execution, Bill; xc. 272. 
Woolwich Academy (Supply), Charge for; txxxv. 353. Works, 
Office of, (Supply) Charge for Furniture and Repairs; uxxxv. 
361. 


664. Previous Questions proposed,—And withdrawn; .xxv. 
266.—LXxvi. 170.—Lxxxul. 384.—xc. 304, &amp;c.——— Previous 
Question and Motion severally, with Leave of the House, with- 
drawn; Lxxix. 423. 500.—Lxxxv. 135, &amp;c.—xc. 141, kc. Pre- 
vious Question again put after Motion for adjourning Debate 
withdrawn ; txxx. 351. 


665. A Member having come into the House after the Ques- 
tion was put, he was called to the Table, and upon the Question 
being put to him by Mr. Speaker, he declared himself for the 
Noes, and was let out by the Serjeant accordingly; txxrx. 106. 
———Notice taken that certain Members had not heard the 
Question put, and being asked by Mr. Speaker to signify the 
same, they stated that they had not heard the Question; it was 
accordingly again stated to them; txxx. 307.———-Certain Mem- 
bers refusing to retire from the Lobby on a Division were called 
in, and one of them being asked by Mr. Speaker where he was 
when the Question was put, replied, “ In the Lobby;” whereupon 
he was informed that he could not be permitted to vote, and the 
Serjeant was ordered to open the Outer-door of the Lobby, that the 
said Member might withdraw; 1xxx. 483.———Mr. Speaker 
called attention to his having caused a Member to vote on a 
Division, who was not within the Doors of the House when the - 
Question was put,—Resolved, Nem. con., that the said Member 
had no right to vote, and ought not to have been compelled to 
vote on that oecasion; txxvi. 172. House informed by a 
Member that he was not in the House when the Question was 
put; Ordered that his Vote be disallowed ; xc1. 475. 


666. Amendment proposed to Question ; but the Recommenda- 
tion of the Crown not being signified, the Question upon such 
Amendment was not put; xci1. 598. 


667. Questions put by Clerk of the House; On Members 
being proposed for Speaker; uxxv. 108.—Lxxxul. 8.—LXxxv1. 6. 
522.—LXxXvill. 4.—xc. 4. For adjourning the House in the 
absence of Mr. Speaker, in consequence of the Death of a near 
Relative; txxx11. 547. 


668. Questions passed in the Negative Nem. con. (for agreeing 
to Lords’ Amendments); Lxxvil. 482, 483.—Lxx1x, 512. 


669. In Committees of the Whole House; Questions again 
proposed ; On resuming the Committee; txxxv. 573.—.xxxvul. 
506.—Lxxxvull. 440. 476.—xc. 197.—xci1. 164.———Questions 
again proposed after Motion that the Chairman do report Progress ; 
LXXXxix. 82.———Question negatived for postponing a Question 
proposed in Committee of the Whole House; 1xxxvi. 704. 
Questions, as amended, put; Lxxxvuil. 472.—LXxx1x. 247, 
Question, as amended, postponed ; Lxxxv1. 731. 


See Amendments. Debates. 





Divisions. Motions. 








Quit Rents :——See Accounts and Papers, 4870-4872. 
Addresses, 1030,1031. King, 19. 





/, 


| Quorum Magistrates :—-see Justices of the Peace, 9. 








GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 


R. 





RAILWAYS. 




















R. 





Ratlways. 





I. 
II. 


thereon ; 3—206. 


ITI. 
207—215. 


IV. 





Public Bills relative to Railways; 1, 2. 
Petitions for Private Bills relative to Railways, and Proceedings 


Resolutions and Incidental Proceedings relative to Railways; 


Motions Withdrawn relative to Railways ; 216—218. 








I. Public Bills relative to Railways : 


1. To provide for the periodical Revision of the Tolls levied 
on Railways; Ordered, xc1. 378. Presented; printed; 588. 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 652. 

Petitions against ; From, Proprietors of Shares in the Bir- 
mingham and Derby Junction Railway, xc1. 646. Shareholders 
and Proprietors in the Birmingham and Gloucester Railway Com- 
pany; Company of Proprietors of the Bristol and Exeter Rail- 
way; 651, 


II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to 


Aberdulais to Cwm-Dulais : 
3. Referred; 1xxx1. 74. Reported; Report referred to Stand- 
ing Order Committee; 132. Report; Parties to proceed; 144. 
Bill ordered, 158. Presented, 164. k. A. 377. 


Abingdon :—See infra, 158. 

Airdrie :—See infra, 95. 

Alloa :—See infra, 179. 

Altofts :— See infra, 206. 

Andrew, St., Auckland :—See infra, 190. 


Arbroath and Forfar : 

4. For making Railway from Arbroath to Forfar; Referred, 
xcr. 20. Bill ordered, 22. Presented, 34. Petitions against, 
referred, 122. 191. Petitions in favour, 144. 153. 157. 216, Com- 
mittee on Bill nominated, 100. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
335. R. a. 391. See infra, 73. 


Arbuckle :—See infra, 8. 
Ardrossan :—See infra, 111. 
Armagh :—See infra, 191. 


Ashford and Canterbury : 

5. For making a Railway from the South-eastern Railway, 
near Ashford, to Canterbury; Referred to the Select Committee 
on Petitions for Private Bills; xc. 59. Report referred to the 
Standing Order Committee, 100. Report; Parties to proceed; 
112. Bill ordered, 113. Presented, 160. Petition against, 176. 
Not proceeded in. 


Athlone :—See infra, 89. 


Avon and Gloucestershire : 

6. From Rodway Hill tothe River Avon; Referred, txxx111. 
60. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 100, Report; 
Parties to proceed, and give Notices, &amp;c.; 107. Bill ordered, 
141. Presented, 148. Petitions in favour, 209. 287. Petitions 
against, 276. R. a. 448.————To alter the Line, and amend 
above Act; Referred, uxxxv, 59. Bill ordered, 87. Presented, 
130. Petitions against, 167. Petitions in favour, 167. Second 
Reading put off for Six Months, 171. ——— Again referred ; 
uxxxvi. 207. Bill ordered, 215. Presented, 286. Reported, 
496. 
Bill ordered, 543. 


Jot proceeded in. ——— Again referred; Lxxxvi. 527. 
Presented, 554. 


R. A. 712, 














2. For the better Protection and Security of the Persons and 
Property of His Majesty’s Subjects residing in the Neighbour- 
hood of Railroads, Canals and other Public Works, sanctioned by 
Parliament, during the time of Construction; Ordered, xcu. 
106. Presented; printed; 129. Bill considered, 527. Not 
reported. 


Railways, and Proceedings thereon : 


Aylesbury : 

7. From the North-east Side ofthe New Road from Aylesbury 
to Tring, and terminating by a Junction with the London and 
Birmingham Railway at Cheddington; Referred, xc1. 58. Re- 
port referred to Standing Order Committee, 101. Report ; Parties 
to proceed; 111. Bill ordered, 114. Presented, 134. Com- 
mittee on Bill nominated, 210. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
384. R. A. 391. 


Ayr :—-See infra, 96. 
Ballibay :—See infra, 72. 
Ballinasloe :—See infra, 89. 


Ballochney : 

8. From Arbuckle to Ballochney ; Referred, txxx1. 58. Bill 
ordered, 94. Presented, 114. Rr. a. 325.———For altering, amend- 
ing and enlarging Powers of Act; Referred, xc. 122. Bill or- 
dered, 188. Presented, 227. Time enlarged for Report, 366. 
R. A. 579. 


Basford :—See infra, 15. 


Basing and Bath : 
9. From Basing to Holloway; Referred, xc. 60. Bill ordered, 
204. Presented, 210. Not proceeded in. 


Bassaleg :~—See infra, 169. 
Bath :—See supra, 9; infra, 194. 


Bath and Weymouth : 

10. For making a Railway from Bath to Weymouth, commu- 
nicating with the Great Western Railway at Bath, with Branches 
therefrom; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills; xcu. 54. Bill ordered, 117. Presented, 170. 
Petitions in favour, 210. 247. 252. 258. Petitions against, referred 
to the Select Committee on the Petition relative to the Bath and 
Weymouth Subscription List, 210, 211. 249. 252. 258. Second 
Reading put off for Six Months, 309. 

Petitions complaining of fictitious Signatures to the Parlia- 
mentary Contract; From Shareholders and Subscribers, xcu. 
205, Pp. Referred to the Select Committee on the Deptford 
and Dover Railway Subscription List, 209. Shareholders and 
Subscribers residing in Bath; in Bristol; 210. Order for 
referring the first-mentioned Petition to the Select Committee 
on the Deptford and Dover Railway Subscription List, dis- 
charged ; all the above Petitions referred to the Select Committee 
on the Petition relative to the Bath and Weymouth Subscription 

List, 
























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II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Railways, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Bath and Weymouth—continued. 

List, 258.———Petition of the Chairman and Solicitors of the 
Railway Company, denying the Allegations of the Petition of 
Shareholders and Subscribers, presented 22 March; Referred to 
the Select Committee on the Deptford and Dover Railway Sub- 
scription List, xcu.211. Order for referring the above Petition 
to the said Select Committee read, and discharged; Referred to the 
Select Committee on the Petition relative to the Bath and Wey- 
mouth Subscription List ; 258. See Committees, 1077, 1078. 


Birmingham, Bristol and Thames Junction—cont?. 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; 88. Report referred 
to the Standing Order Committee, 99. Report, That the Stand- 
ing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 112. 
Birmingham and Derby : 

17. For making; Referred, xc1.20. Bill ordered, 32. Pre- 
sented, 39. Petitions in favour, 90. Petitions against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 118. 122. Committee on Bill nominated, 





Bathgate :—See infra, 176. 
Belfast and Cave Hill: 


11. For making and maintaining; Referred, rxxxvi. 276. 
Bill ordered, 291. Presented,365. Petitions against,500. Not 
proceeded in.———Again referred ; txxxvi. 565. Bill ordered, 
588. Presented, 590. Petitions in favour, 614. Petitions 
against, 665.682.708. Time enlarged for Report, 685. Reported, 
721. Not proceeded in. ——— Again referred, Lxxxvu. 94. 
Bill ordered, 107. Presented, 132. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 252. R. 4. 260.———To alter, amend and explain Act; 
Referred, xc. 119. Petition for further Time for presenting Bill ; 
Leave given ; 224. Billordered, 230. Presented, 230. Petition 
in favour, 333. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 
338. 400. 437. 454. Power to Committee to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records, 356. Time enlarged for Report, 365. 445. 
476.495. Leave tosit and report onor before a certain Day, 418. 
Leave to sit on a certain Day during the Sitting of the House, and 
to report on or before a certain Day, 483. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 645. R. a. 657. 


Belfast and Dublin : 

12. Referred; uxxx. 9. Order for referring Petition dis- 
charged; Petition referred to Standing Order Committee ; 25. 
Order for referring Petition to Standing Order Committee dis- 
charged ; Petition referred to a Committee ; 60. Not proceeded in. 


Belfast and Holywood : 

13. For making; Referred to the Select Committee on Peti- 
tions for Private Bills, xc11. 33. Report referred to the Standing 
Order Committee, 90. Report; Parties to proceed; 93. Bill 
ordered, 100. Presented, 196. Petitions against, referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 264. 308. 336. 343. Petition for a Clause to 
prevent the Transit of Goods and Passengers on the Lord’s Day ; 
Referred, 416. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 427. 
Message to the Lords, to request the Attendance of Lord Temple- 
more at the Committee, 427. Time further enlarged for Com- 
mittee to report, 475. Not proceeded in. See infra, 191. 


Bideford and Bridestowe : 
14. Referred; uxxxvin. 103. Not proceeded in. 


Billingham :—See infra, 53. 
Bings :—See infra, 204. 
Birchwood, Nether :—See infra, 131. 133. 


Birkenhead :— See infra, 51. 


Birmingham and Basford : 

15. For making; Referred, txxxvi. 294. Bill ordered, 301. 
Presented, 322. Petitions complaining of Non-compliance with 
the Standing Orders, 341. 350. Committee on Petition for Bill 
revived; Petitions referred; 342.350. Power to report Minutes 
of Evidence, 386. Report, with Minutes of Evidence, 394. Re- 
port referred to Standing Order Committee, 395. Report; Parties 
to proceed ; 418. Petitions against, 412. 463. 480. 490. 508. Bill 
committed, 351. Not proceeded in.— ——Again referred, Lxxxv1. 
531. Bill ordered, 543. Presented, 554. Committed, 580. Pe- 
titions against, 588. 599. Petition complaining that the present 
Bill was not for the same purpose as that of last Session, and that 
their assent has not been obtained to the present Bill, 623. Com- 
mittee discharged from proceeding on the Bill; Bill withdrawn ; 624, 


Birmingham, Bristol and Thames Junction : 
16. For making Railway to connect the London and Bir- 
mingham and Great Western Railways with the Kensington 
Canal, and by that meaus with the River Thames ; Referred, xc1. 
60. Bill ordered, 92. Presented, 103. Petitions in favour, 208. 
217. 222. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 280. 
Committee on Bill nominated, 254. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 522. rR. a. 535.———-For extending the Line of Railway, 
and for altering, amending and enlarging the Provisions of the 
Act for making the same; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills; xc. 54. Petition complaining of 
Non-compliance with the Standing Orders; Referred to the Select 





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102. Instruction to Committee to consolidate the Bill and the 
Stonebridge Railway Bill into one Bill, 102. Sonebridge Railway 
Bill; Referred, 107. Report, that the Committee had made the 
said Bills into one Bill, 147. See infra, 18. 


Birmingham and Derby Junction Railway: 


18. Bill reported, xcr. 147, r. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 295. R.A. 391.———For Leave to present a Petition for a 
Bill for altering, amending and extending the Line of Railway, 
and amending the Act relating thereto; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 198. Reported, 
241. Report read; Leave given to present Petition; Petition 
presented; Bill ordered ; 263. Order of Leave for Bill read ; 
Motion, That the said Order be discharged, and Question Neg. 
thereupon; Bill presented; 263. Petitions against the Applica- 
tion; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills, 198. 206. 210. Petitions against the Bill; Referred to the 
Committee on the Bill, and Counsel ordered; 314.341. Petition 
complaining that the Standing Orders of the House had not 
been complied with ; Offered to be presented; but the Bill having 
been read a Second Time, the Petition was not received; 335. 
Bill committed; Members added-to the Committee; 288. Report 
to be printed, 366. . a. 569. See infra, 143. 


Birmingham and Gloucester : 


19. For making, with Branches to the Gloucester and Berke- 
ley Canal, and to Worcester and Cheltenham; Referred to Lord 
Granville Somerset ; Motion, That the Petition be referred to the 
Gloucester List; Debate adjourned; xc1. 15. Resumed; Motion 
agreed to; Members added to the Committee; 20. Bill ordered, 
23. Presented, 27. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 41. 49. 74. 98. 97. 102. 107. 114, 117. 122, 129. 144. 
Petitions in favour, 90. Committee on Bill nominated ; Members 
added, 97. Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 122, 
R. A. 281.———For amending and enlarging the Powers and Pro- 
visions of Act 6 &amp; 7 Will. [V.; Referred to the Select Committee 
on Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 39. Report referred to the 
Standing Order Committee, 77. Report; Parties to proceed ; 81. 
Bill ordered, 82. Presented, 89. Petitions in favour, 171. 175. 
Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 175. 198 
Committed ; Members added to the Committee ; 131. Report to 
be printed, 193. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 296. R. a. 337. 
See infra, 203. 


Birmingham and Liverpool : 


20. For making a Railway from Birmingham to Liverpool ; 
Referred, uxxx. 84. Reported; Report referred to Standing 
Order Committee; 117. Petition respecting the Standing Orders, 
146. Petition read, and referred, 159. Resolution from Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders read; Petition respecting Stand- 
ing Orders read, and Order for referring it to a Committee dis- 
charged, and Petition referred to Committee on Petition for Bill; 
Committee revived, and Leave given to Committee to sit and 
proceed; 165. Reported ; Report referred to Standing Order 
Committee ; Minutes ordered; 182. Presented, and referred, 
184. Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dis- 
pensed with, 203. Petitions in favour, 213. 234. 304. From 
Birmingham to Black Rock Ferry; Referred, rxxxr. 49. Re- 
port referred to Standing Order Committee, 67. Report; Parties 
to proceed, and Subscription List to be forthwith amended ; 87. 
Bill ordered, 87. Petitions against, 79. 119. 122. Petitions in 
favour, 91. 230.326. Petitions of Robert Harvey Wyatt and Lord 
Viscount Anson, complaining that their Names were improperly 
inserted in Lists; Referred to Standing Order Committee; 80. 
Petitions of Mr. Wyatt and Lord Anson read, and Order refer- 
ring them to the Standing Order Committee read and discharged ; 
90. Petition of Subscribers to the Undertaking in 1824, com- 
plaining of the insertion of their Names in the Subscription Lists, 
90. Bill presented, 91. Voices, 119. Second Reading put off 
for Three Months, 327. 





Birmingham and London : 


21. For making and maintaining; Referred, txxxvu. 112. 
Bill ordered, 117. Presented, 124. Motion for reading Bill a 
Second Time ; Amendment proposed, but not made; 149. Main 
Question agreed to, 150. Petitions against, 149. 162. 207. 210. 
214, 221, 240. 245. 247. 252. 265. 310. 319. 323. 357. 380. Peti- 

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tions in favour, Lxxxvui. 149. 210. 252, 257. 263. 270. 310. 327.410. 
Petition ‘of Trustees of the Hardingstone and Old Stratford Road 
against the intended application for a Bill, 82. Petitions, com- 
plaining that the Standing Orders have not been complied with; 
From Stoke Hammond and Hanslope; and Two Petitions, 
Owners and Occupiers of Land in the Line of the proposed Rail- 
way, 146. Roode, 149. Petitions, that certain Names may be 
erased from the Subscription Contract; From Subscribers to an 
intended Railway from London to Birmingham, 247. 258. 356. 
Petitions, praying that the Names of certain Persons may not be 
erased from the Subscription Contract, who have petitioned the 
House for that purpose; Benson, Robert, 355. Dawson, George, 
356. Holland, Peter, 356. Rawson, Benjamin, 356. Petition 
of the Countess of Bridgewater and others, against certain Votes 
of the Committee on the Bill, and praying to be heard before a 
Committee of Appeal, 401, p. Bill passed, 416. Not returned 
from the Lords. ———For making the same; Referred, txxxvu. 
31. Bill ordered, 40. Presented, 45. Petitions against, 153. 
176. Motion for reading Bill the Third Time ; The King’s Con- 
sent signified ; Bill read Third Time ; Further Proceedings there- 
upon adjourned ; 252. Resumed ; Bill passed, 256. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 340. R. A.353.———For making several deviations 
from the said Line; Referred, xc.106. Billordered,128. Pre- 
sented, 199. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 357. R.A. 418. 
For amending Acts relating thereto; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills ; xc11. 47. Report referred 
to Standing Order Committee, 86. Report; Parties to proceed ; 
93. Bill ordered, 111. Presented, 172. Petition for compelling 
the Company to maintain a Police Force in every Parish during 
the formation and continuance of the Railway, 49. (Pp. 55.) 
Report to be printed, 240. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 471. 
R. A. 569. See supra, 7; infra, 48. 58, 130. 146. 
























































Birmingham and Manchester :—See infra, 135. 








Bishop Auckland and Weardale :—See infra, 190. 








Bishops Briggs :—See Navigations, 16. 








Black Rock Ferry :—See supra, 20. 











Blackwall and London Commercial : 

22. From the Minories to Brunswick Wharf, Blackwall; Re- 
ferred, xcr. 39. Bill ordered, 58. Presented, 68. _‘ Petitions 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 97. 114. 129. 132, 133. 
151. 153. 204. 282. 299. 309. 394. 576. Petitions in favour, 97. 
190. 204. 326. Bill referred to the Committee on the London 
and Blackwall Railway Bill, 125. (See infra, 23.) Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 671. R. A. 710.———For extending the 
Line of Railway, and amending the Act relating thereto; Refer- 
red to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills #¥xcu1. 
23. Petition of Directors of the London and Blackwall Railway 
and Steam Navigation Dept Company, that they may be consi- 
dered as joining in the Petition for the Bill; Referred, 42. Bill 
ordered, 48. Presented, 52. Petition complaining of Non-com- 
pliance with the Standing Orders, 59. Petitions against; Refer- 
red, and Counsel ordered, 120. 130. 154. 161. 198. 366. 428. 509. 
Petitions in favour, 391. 408. Report and Minutes of Evidence 
on the Bill of last Session; Referred, 335. Time enlarged for 
Committee to report, 421. Report to be printed, 487. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 668. Rn. a. 670. See Petitions, 285. 


Blackwall and London: 

23. From near Union Street, Whitechapel, to Blackwall; Re- 
ferred, txxxv. 86. Not proceeded in.—— Petition for Leave to 
present a Petition for a Bill for making a Railway from London 
to Blackwall and the East India Docks; Referred, xc. 169. Not 
proceeded in.———F rom Leadenhall Street to Brunswick Wharf, 
Poplar; Referred, xc1. 7. _ Bill ordered, 22. Presented, 27. 
Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 72. 78. 112. 122, 
133. 151. 153. 157. 299. 309. 375. 397. 415. 430. Petitions in 
favour, 112.132. Committee nominated; London and Blackwall 
Commercial Railway Bill; Referred; 129. Minutes of Evidence 
taken before the Committee to be printed at the expense of the 
Parties, 293. Special Report, recommending that the Time for 
reporting the Bills be enlarged ; Time enlarged accordingly ; 394. 
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Blairland :—See infra, 96. 


Blaydon and Hebburn : 


24. From Blaydon to Hebburn Quay, with several Branches ; 
Referred, txxx1x. 60. Reported; Report referred to Standing 
Order Committee; 85. Report; Parties to proceed to deposit 
Subscription List; 99. Bill ordered, 123. Presented, 153. Pe- 
titions against, 178, 179. 208. R. a. 321.——-From Blaydon 





















































IL. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Railways, and Proceedings thereon —continued. 
Blaydon and Hebburn—continued. 


and Hebburn Railway to Croft Bridge, to be called the “ North 
of England Railway;” Referred, xc. 32. Bill ordered, 43. 
Presented, 72. Petition of Byan John Salvin, complaining that 
the Standing Orders have not been complied with, 93. Referred 
to the revived Committee on the Petition for the Bill, 96. Peti- 
tions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 78. 117. 143. 145. 218. 
249. 257. 260. 269. 282. 285. Petitions in favour, 143, 217. 222. 
243. 257. 260. 264. 266. 272. 274. 287. 328. 435. Committee on 
Petition for Bill revived, 96. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
540. R. A. 617. 


Bodmin and Wadebridge : 


25. For making and maintaining; Referred, txxxvu. 118. 
Bill ordered, 167. Presented, 170. Petition against, 211. 
R. A. 331.———For Leave to present a Petition for a Bill for 
amending Powers of above Act, and for enabling the Company to 
raise a further Sum of Money; Referred, xc. 302. Reported; 
Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 309. Report 
referred to Standing Order Committee, 317. Report; Parties 
to proceed; 320. Bill ordered, 322. Presented, 328. Re- 
committed, 463. Order for re-committing Bill discharged ; 
Report further considered ; 467. R. a. 500. 


Bolton and Bury :—See Navigations, 59. 
Bolton to Leigh : 


26. Referred ; xxx. 12. Bill ordered, 19. Presented, 26. 
Petition against, 168. R. a. 297.———-For amending and en- 
larging Powers and Provisions of Act; Referred, uxxxi. 23. 
Bill ordered, 31. Presented, 52. rR. a. 202.———To amend 
Acts; Referred, xxxvm.241. Billordered,345. Presented, 354. 
Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 419. Committed, 
395. Not proceeded in.——Again referred ; txxxv1. 529. Bill 
ordered, 547. Presented, 556. R. a. 712.———For altering, 
amending and enlarging Powers of Act 6 Geo. IV., and for 
enabling the Bolton and Leigh Company to contract with the 
Kenyon and Leigh Company for the Purchase of the Railway, 
&amp;e., of the last mentioned Company, and to raise a further Sum 
of Money ; Referred, xcr. 59. ‘Bill ordered, 73. Presented, 85. 
Report further considered, 244. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 
386. R. A. 394. See infra, 114. 136. 


Bolton and Preston: 


27. For making; Referred to the Select Committee on Peti- 
tions for Private Bills; xcu. 54. Report referred to the Standing 
Order Committee, 100. Report; Parties to proceed on intro- 
ducing certain Clauses, &amp;c.; 112. Bill ordered, 113. Presented, 
152. Petitions complaining of Non-compliance with the Standing 
Orders; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills; 76.82. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 198. 211. 247, 268, 269. 274. 298. 409. 496. Petitions 
in favour, 268. 271. 303. Members added to the Committee, 198. 
Power to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 
392. Time enlarged for Report, 422. Report to be printed, 462. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 648. R. a. 662. 


Boston :—See infra, 165. 
Bradford and Leeds: 


28. For making; Referred, txxxv1. 317. Bill ordered, 340. 
Presented, 347. Petitions complaining of Non-compliance with 
the Standing Orders, 371. 379. Petitions against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 379. 452. 475. 500. 514. Petitions in favour, 
398. 514. Bill committed, 379. Not proceeded in.——Again 
referred ; txxxvi. 530. Bill ordered, 546. Presented, 559. 
Petitions in favour, 571. 579, 580. Petitions against, 598. 605. 
631. 649. 696. Bill reported, 833. Not proceeded in. 


Bradford, Wilts :—See infra, 64. 
Brandling :—See infra, 93. 
Bridestowe :—See supra, 14. 


Bridgend : 


29. From Duffryn Llinvi and Pwll Cawll Railway to Brigend; 
Referred, txxxim. 45. Bill ordered, 153. Presented, 158. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 412. r.a. 448. See infra, 71. 


Brighthelmstone, or Brighton, Shoreham and London: 


30. For making, from London to Shoreham and Brighton; 
Referred, xxx. 60. Report referred to Standing Order Com- 
mittee, 126. Report that the Standing Orders ought not to be 
dispensed with, 166. Another Petition ; Referred; Members 
added; xc1. 63. Not proceeded in. 





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Brighthelmstone, or Brighton, to London— continued. 
(Rennie’s Line) : 

31. For making, from Brighton to Kennington; Referred ; 
Members added; xc1. 56. Bill ordered, 77. Presented, 85. 
Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 96. 112. 119. 
123. 132. 150. 189. 195. 209. 249. 295. 299. 300. 303. 333. Peti- 
tions in favour, 92. 117.131. Committee nominated ; Members 
added; 132. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee 
to be printed at the Expense of the Parties, 150. Motion, That 
all the Members serving for the County of Kent, and for the 
several Places therein, be Members of the Committee; Debate 
adjourned; 265. Debate resumed; Question again proposed ; 
Motion withdrawn ; 269. Time enlarged for Report, 364. Re- 
ported ; Report to lie on the Table, and to be printed, 486. 


32. For making a Railway from the London and Croydon 
Railway to Brighton, with Branches to Shoreham, Newhaven, 
Lewes and Hove; xcu.5. Referred to the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills, 18. Bill ordered, 31. Presented, 37. 
Petitions in favour, 71. 121. 131.170. 309. 315, 416. 567. Peti- 
tions against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 72. 97. 100. 133. 137. 
143, 181. 247. 253. 287. 328. 341. 356. 381. Committee nomi- 
nated; Members added; Minutes of Evidence taken before the 
Committee on the London and Brighton Railway Bill (Rennie’s 
Line) in the last Session; Referred, 86. Minutes of Evidence 
taken before the Committee to be printed at the expense of the 
Parties, 98. Power to Committee to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records, 120. Instruction, 356. (See infra, 38.) Report to 
be printed, 529. Queen’s Consent signified; Bill passed; 576. 
Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 628. R. a. 662. 

Petitions relative to Rennie’s Line ;—Petitions, complaining of 
fictitious Signatures to the Subscription List and Deed of Contract 
for Rennie’s Line of Railway, and praying for Inquiry ; From Till, 
Richard, Secretary to the Provisional Committee for Stephenson’s 
Line of Brighton Railway; To be printed; xcu. 286. Referred 
to the Select Committee on the Deptford and Dover Railway 
Subscription List, 298. Stephens, Daniel Edward ; Referred to the 
said Select Committee, 305.——Petitions of Parties, stating that 
they signed the Parliamentary Deed for pecuniary consideration ; 
From Henry Cooke ; Benjamin Wheeler Poulton; To be printed ; 
xcu. 286. Referred to the said Select Committee, 298. Samuel 
Carr; Referred to the said Select Committee, 305. Petition of 
Members of the Provisional Committee, Solicitors and Secretary 
of the Company for Rennie’s Line of Brighton Railway, denying 
the Allegations of the Petition of Richard Till; To be printed, 
xcu. 288. Referred to the said Select Committee, 298. 
Petition of James Slatford Vale, denying the Allegations of the 
Petition of Benjamin Wheeler Poulton, and praying for Inquiry; 
To be printed, xc11. 298. Referred to the said Select Committee, 
304. Petitions of other Parties, denying the charge of having 
received pecuniary consideration for signing the Deed of Con- 
tract; From Blackmore, Richard, xcu. 309. Coke, William, 
309. Haley, John, 309. Huckvale, Robert, James Witten, and 
Edward Frith, 309. Thompson, Joseph, 309. Walker, George, 
309. Motion, That the Orders for referring to the Select 
Committee on the Deptford and Dover Railway Subscription List, 
the above Petitions of Till, Cooke, Poulton, Members of the Pro- 
visional Committee, Vale, Stephens and Carr, be discharged; 
Motion withdrawn; 315. —— Petition of Sir John Rennie, 
alleging the incompetency of a Military Engineer to decide upon 
the rival Lines of Railway, and praying that the Bill for his Line 
may be sent back to the Committee, to have the Land-owners 
heard, and the Clauses settled; xc. 440. Petition of Share- 
holders in Rennie’s Line of Brighton Railway, praying that the 
Parties may be reimbursed the Expenses incurred in the Investi- 
gation before the Committee, and may not be called upon to pay 
the Charges of the Engineer to be appointed by the Government, 
Offered ; but the King’s Recommendation not having been signi- 
fied, the Petition was not received; 440. 

















(Stephenson’s Line) : 

33. For making, to form a Junction with the London and 
Southampton Railway, near London, to Brighton; Referred ; 
Members added; xcr. 19. Bill ordered, 22. Presented, 27. 
Petitions against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 93. 96. 102. 
114. 119. 121, 122. 129. 131, 132. 137. 139. 144. 148. 189. 204. 
216. 223. 295. 300. 333. 436. 468, 469.571. Petitions in favour, 
67. 91. 139. 195. 243. 566. 571. Motion, That the Bill be now 
read a Second Time; Question amended; 67. Committee nomi- 
nated, 111. Members added, 112. Power to Committee to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records, 126. Minutes of Evidence 
taken before the Committee to be printed at the Expense of the 
Parties, 150. Time enlarged for Report, 364. Passed, 581. 
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Brighthelmstone, or Brighton, to London—continued. 


(Stephenson’s Line)—continued. 

34. For making a Railway to join the London and Southamp- 
ton Railway near London, and to form a Communication between 
London and Brighton, by way of Shoreham; xcu. 5. Referred 
to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, 18. Bill 
ordered, 31. Presented, 37. Petitions against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered; 75. 82. 93. 120. 225. 240. 257. Petitions in 
favour, 286.342.359.415. Committee nominated ; Members added, 
85. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee on the Lon- 
don and Brighton Railway Bill (Stephenson’s Line) in the last 
Session; Referred ; Message to the Lords, to request Copy of the 
Evidence taken before their Lordships on the same Bill; 86. Copy 
communicated; Referred to the Committee; 90. Minutes of 
Evidence taken before the Committee to be printed at the expense 
of the Parties, 98. Power to Committee to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records, 120. Instruction, 356. See infra, 38. 

Motion, That a Select Committee be appointed to examine 
whether any false Evidence has been knowingly and wilfully given 
before the Sub-Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, in respect 
of Stephenson’s Line of Brighton Railway, and to report the same 
to the House; Debate thereupon adjourned; xcu. 258. Debate 
resumed, and Question Nea., 268. 

Petitions relative to Stephenson’s Line; Petitions alleging 
that the answers given by the Agents before the Select Com- 
mittee on Petitions, with regard to their-compliance with the 
Standing Orders, were wilfully untrue; From James Mills; 
xc11. 242, p———Chairman and others of the Provisional Com- 
mittee of a Company formed for constructing a Railway (with- 
out a Tunnel) from London to Brighton; To be printed, 257. 
Petition of James Mills again read; Motion, That it be 
referred to a Select Committee to examine the matter thereof, 
and Report the same to the House; Motion withdrawn; 257. 
Another Petition of James Mills, for Inquiry into the matter 
of his former Petition; 404, p. Petition of Mills (presented 
25 May) read; Motion for appointing a Select Committee to 
inquire into the allegations of the Petition; and Question Neg. 
thereupon ; 440.—— Petition, complaining of Non-compliance with 
the Standing Orders; Offered; but the Bill having been read a 
Second Time, the Petition was not received; 170. Petition 
of Members of the Provisional Committee for Stephenson’s Line, 
denying the allegations of the Petition of the Chairman and 
others of a Company formed for the purpose of constructing a Rail- 
way (without a Tunnel) from London to Brighton, and praying for 
Inquiry, 262, Pp. Another Petition of the same Parties to 
the same effect, 268.——Petition of James Sebastian Yeats, com- 
plaining of the methods which have been adopted to obtain Signa- 
tures to the Subscription Contract, and praying for Inquiry; Day 
appointed for considering it; 379, rp. Petition considered; Re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on the Deptford and Dover Rail- 
way Subscription List; 386. Report, 669.——Petition of Mem- 
bers of the Provisional Committee, denying the Allegations of the 
Petition of John Sebastian Yeats, 383, p. Petition of Members 
of the Provisional Committee, praying that the Committee be in- 
structed to hear the Land-owners, and to settle the Clauses of the 
Bill, 409, p. 


(Gibbs’s Line) : 

35. For making a Railway from the London and Croydon 
Railway to Brighton; Referred to the Select Committee on Peti- 
tions for Private Bills; xcu. 30. Bill ordered, 61. Order of 
Leave for Bill discharged; another Bill ordered; presented ; 
82. Petitions in favour; 123. 138. 170. Petitions against ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered; 131. 143. 172. 204. 276. Mem- 
bers added to the Committee, 138. Instruction, 356. (See infra, 
38.) Petition of the Secretary to the Company, praying that 
the Committee may be instructed to hear the Land-owners, and 
settle the Clauses of the Bill, 409, p. 


(Mills’s Line) : 

36. For making a Railway without a Tunnel, commencing near 
the Oval at Kennington, and terminating near Brooker’s Chapel 
(Brighton); Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills; xc. 56. Petitions complaining of Non-com- 
pliance with the Standing Orders; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Petitions for Private Bills; 76. 83. 86.101. Report 
referred to the Standing Order Committee, 118. Report, That 
the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 138. Peti- 
tions of the Chairman and Provisional Committee of the Company, 
and of James Mills, for Leave to proceed with the Bill, &amp;c., 
154. Petition of the Chairman and Provisional Committee 
to be considered, 156, p. Report on Petition for Bill to be 
printed, 170. Consideration of Petition of the Chairman, &amp;c., 
deferred, 174. Petition considered; Motion, That the Petition 

be 























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II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Railways, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Brighthelstone, or Brighton—continued. 
(Mills’s Line)—continued. 

be referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders; Amend- 
ment proposed; Amendment and Motion withdrawn; Motion, 
That the Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, and Ques- 
tion Neg. thereupon; 175. Petition, praying the House to refer 
the examination of the Maps, Plans and Sections, to the Military 
Engineer to whom the Plans and Sections of the other Lines 
of Railway have been referred, &amp;c., 423, ».——Motion, That 
the Surveys, Papers and Documents be referred to the Engi- 
neer appointed to examine the merits of the respective Lines of 
Railroad to Brighton, and to report his opinion in like manner 
on the said Line, and Question Neg. thereupon, 441. 


Brighton, Lewes and Newhaven: 

37. For making a Railway from the South Eastern Railway to 
Brighton, with Branches to Lewes and Newhaven; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcn. 18. 
Bill ordered, 31. Presented, 38. Petitions in favour, 72. 
86, 252. 257.289. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 247. 357. Members added to the Committee, 86. In- 
struction, 356. (See infra, 38.) Petition of William Craw- 
shay and Adam Gordon, complaining of certain Persons having 
signed the Subscription List who are unworthy of the credit of 
the House, for the sums for which they have signed, and pray- 
ing for Inquiry, 334, rp. Referred to the Select Committee 
on the Deptford and Dover Railway Subscription List, 341. 
Petition of Provisional Directors of the Railway, denying 
the allegations of the above Petition, and praying for Inquiry ; 
Referred to the Select Committee on the Deptford and Dover 
Railway Subscription List, 356. 


Instruction to Committee on the several Bills : 
38. Instruction to the Committee to whom the several Brighton 


Railway Bills have been referred, to make a Special Report of the | 


engineering particulars of each of the four competing Lines, to 
enable the House to determine which to send back, for the purpose 
of having the Landholders heard and Clauses settled; xcn. 356. 
Motion, That the said Resolution, which was carried by a majority 
of Five, be entered on the Journals as negatived, in consequence of 
Six Members having voted for it, who have subscribed the Par- 
liamentary Contracts; and Question Neg. thereupon; 366. 
Special Report of engineering particulars; Day appointed for 
taking it into further consideration ; To be printed ; 398. Report 
further considered ; Motion, That the House do agree with the 
Committee in their said Report, and that the Bill for the Direct 
Line be sent back to the Committee to have the Land-holders heard 
and Clauses settled, &amp;c.; Question amended; and Address for 
referring the engineering particulars toa Military Engineer, agreed 
to; 417. (See Addresses, 1375-1377.) Report of the Military 
Engineer presented; Day appointed for taking it into considera- 
tion; To be printed; 513. Report of the Military Engineer con- 
sidered; Referred to the Committee on the London and Brighton 
Railway Bills; Instruction to hear the case of the Landholders 
upon the Line called the Direct Line, in order to settle the Clauses, 
and to consolidate the several Bills, or the Subscriptions for the 
same, &amp;c., 519. Leave to sit and proceed, and to report without 
giving notice, 520. See supra, 32. 


Petitions relative to the various Lines : 

39. Petition of Nicholas Wilcox Cundy, Civil Engineer, 
alleging that the Plan and Line proposed by Mr. Stephenson 
are taken and pirated from the Plan and Line projected by the 
Petitioner, and praying for investigation; xc1. 108. Petition 
of Subscribers to Mr. Cundy’s Line of Railway from London 
to Brighton, praying for an Inquiry whether any promise or 
engagement has been made to or with Sir Charles Burrell, or 
any person on his behalf, relative to the purchase of the Bay- 
bridge Navigation, as the condition of his support of Stephen- 
son’s Line of Railway; Brought up and read; Motion, That the 
Petition do lie upon the Table; Motion withdrawn; Petition 
withdrawn; 699. Petition of the Promoters of the Line of 
Railroad communication between London and Brighton without a 
Tunnel, projected by Mr. Cundy, praying the House to re-commit 
the Bills, in order to hear evidence on Mr. Cundy’s Line; 578. 

Petition of John Charles Henderson, complaining of a Vote 
of the Committee; 578. Petitions for investigation into the 
merits’ of the several Bills; From, Thomas Greene, 71. 
Brighton, 352. Petition of Henry Thomas Hope, against the 
Line projected by Mr. Cundy, 321. Petition of Inhabitants 
of London, praying that any Railway between London and 
Brighton that may receive the sanction of the House, be con- 
structed without a Tunnel, 578.——Petition of Inhabitants of 
Brighton, praying the House to passa Bill for making a Railway 
from London to Brighton, and to select such one of the projected 





Brighthelmstone, or Brighton, &amp;e.—continued. 


Petitions relative to the various Lines—continued. 
Lines as will confer the greatest benefit on the Town of Brighton ; 
xcul. 72. Petition of Inhabitants of Newhaven, for adopting such 
Line as will secure a Terminus at the Harbour of Newhaven, by the 
most direct eligible route that is consistent with a ready commu- 
nication between London and Brighton; 74. Petition of 
Thomas Parkin, praying that he may be heard, by himself or 
Counsel, against any Bill or Bills for the construction of a Railway 
or Railways between London and Brighton, 74. Motion, That 
it be an Instruction to the Committee on the Bills, to proceed 
to ascertain their opinion on all the Lines originally submitted to 
them, by taking the votes onall the Lines simultaneously ; Motion 
withdrawn; 303.——Petitions, praying the House to instruct 
the Committee to whom the Bills have been referred, to make a 
Special Report of the engineering particulars of each of the four 
competing Lines, to enable the House to determine which of such 
Bills shall be sent back to the said Committee, for the purpose of 
hearing the Petitioners and others affected; From Owners or 
Occupiers of Land on Rennie’s Line of Railroad; on the Lines of 
Railroads thereinafter referred to; 336. Owners or Occu- 
piers of Lands intended to be passed by some or one of the Rail- 
ways, 356. Petition of Promoters of Stephenson’s Line, the 
Direct Line, the South-eastern Line, and Gibbs’s Line of Railways, 
stating that the Promoters of the above Lines have formed them- 
selves into one Company, and praying that they may be allowed to 
lay before the Military Engineer the Plans suggested by them; 
To be printed; 475. See Complaints, 2. 


Bristol :—See infra, 194. 


Bristol and Exeter : 

40. Referred; Members added; xc1. 34. Bill ordered, 43. 
Presented, 46. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 
90. 102. 106. 113. 122. 126. 129. 134. 150. Petitions in favour, 
91. 98. 154. 243. Committee on the Bill nominated; Members 
added; 102. Report further considered, 244. King’s Consent 
signified, 253. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 333. Rk. a. 391. 
See infra, 94. 117. 


Bristol and Gloucestershire : 

41. From Bristol to Coal Pit Heath; Referred, txxxu1. 65. 
Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 77. Report ; 
Parties to proceed and give Notices, &amp;c. ; 90. Bill ordered, 148. 
Presented, 167. Petition in favour, 208. Petitions against, 258. 
Clause offered on Third Reading; Debate on Motion for reading 
Clause a Second Time, adjourned; 346. Debate resumed; 
Clause read a Second and Third Time, and amended; added, and 
Bill passed; 349. R. a. 448. To alter, amend and enlarge 
Powers and Provisions of above Act; Referred, xxxx1x.7. Bill 
ordered, 14. Presented, 16. nr. a. 165.———For making an 
Extension or New Line from the Bristol and Gloucester Railway, 
in the Parish of Westerleigh, and terminating in the Parish of 
Moreton Valence; and also a Branch from and out of the said 
Railway, in the Parish of St. Philip and Jacob (Bristol), and 
terminating in the same Parish, and for diverting, altering and 
improving the existing Line of Railway; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xc. 19. Report 
referred to the Standing Order Committee, 48. Report, That the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 62. Petitions 
complaining of Non-compliance with the Standing Orders; Re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills ; 28. 
See supra, 16. 


Broomielaw Railway and Tunnel : 

42. Petition in favour of an Application for a Bill for making 
a Railway from Broomielaw to the Upper Levels of Glasgow; To 
lie on the Table; txxxv. 52. Petition for Bill; Referred, 81. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 94. Presented, 119. Petitions in 
favour, 102. 125. 146. 169. 188. 192. 207. 218. 252. 258. Peti- 
tions against, 177. 198. 208.227. Bill committed, 158. Power 
to Committee to sit notwithstanding Adjournment, 227. Not 
proceeded in. See infra, 161. 


Brunswick Wharf :— See supra, 22, 23. 


Bullo Pill : 

43. From Dean Forest to Cinderford Bridge, and from thence 
to Bullo Pill; Referred, uxxx1. 26. Bill ordered, 36. _ Pre- 
sented, 99. n. a. 326.———To amend Act, &amp;c.; Referred, uxxxt. 
14. Not proceeded in. 


Bury :—See Navigations, 59. 


Cairnbroe :—See infra, 5. 


Cambridge 








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II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Railways, 


Cambridge and London: 

44. For making, from London to Cambridge; Referred; 
Members added; xcr. 60. Bill ordered, 70. Presented, 80. 
Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 131. 139. 143. 
231. 238. 243. 248. 253. 261. 266. 275. 287. 293. 303. 335. 376. 
419. Petitions in favour, 201. 217. 231. 257. 260. 275. 281. 286. 


303. 314. 351. Notice, That a Copy of the Contract required to [ 


be deposited in the Private Bill Office, before the Second Reading 
of a Railway Bill, had not been deposited before the Second Read- 
ing of the Bill; Ordered, That the Proceedings of the House 
in respect of the Second Reading of the Bill, be null and void ; 
122. Committee nominated; Members added; 153. Leave to 
Committee to sit on a certain Day during the Sitting of the House, 
267. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 557. R.A. 617. ——— 
Petition of Nicholas Wilcox Cundy, Civil Engineer, praying that 
he may be permitted to produce his Plans, Sections and Estimates 
before the Committee; Referred to the Committee on the Bill ; 
xc. 269. 


Canterbury :—See supra, 5. 


Canterbury to Whitstable : 

45. Referred, xxx. 53. Bill ordered, 99. Presented, 196. 
R. A. 518.———To authorize the Company to vary the Line; Re- 
ferred, uxxxi.40. Bill ordered, 43. Presented, 73. nk. a. 377. 
———To enlarge and amend Powers of Acts; Referred, uxxxi11. 
30. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 76. Report; 
Parties to proceed; 107. Bill ordered, 111. Presented, 115. 
R. A. 334. For altering and amending Acts; Referred, xc. 
104. Bill ordered, 216. Presented, 221. Report further con- 
sidered, 380. nr. a. 474. 





Cardiff :—See infra, 145. 
Carlisle :—See infra, 144. 151. 


Carmarthenshire : 

46. To alter, enlarge and amend Powers and Provisions of 
Act for making a Railway from the Flats to Castell-y-Garreg, 
and for making a Dock at the Termination of the Railway, &amp;c. ; 
Referred, txxx1x. 55. Report referred to Standing Order Com- 
mittee, 150. Report; Parties to proceed; 159. Bill ordered; 
Leave given to present the Bill on or before a certain Day, 159. 
Bill presented, 164. Petitions against, 295. R. a. 438. 


Carnarvon :—See infra, 128. 
Carrick :—See infra, 122. * 


Castle Eden and Merrington (Clarence and Hartlepool): 
47. For connecting the Great North of England (Clarence and 
Hartlepool) Railways, in the County of Durham; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcr. 59. 
Bill ordered, 183. Presented, 192. Petitions against; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, xci. 268. 287. Report to be 
printed, 356. Bill re-committed; Leave to Committee to sit 
and proceed, and to make their Report on certain Days; 401. 
Report to be printed, 404. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 566. 
R. A. 582. 


Cave Hill :—See supra, 11. 


Charlton Kings and Marsworth : 
48. For making a Railway from Cheltenham, to join the 
London and Birmingham Railway near Marsworth (Bucks), with 
an extension thereof to join the Cheltenham and Great Western 
Union Railway at Cheltenham, and a Branch to Oxford ; Referred 
to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 29. 
Report referred to the Standing Order Committee, 61. Report; 
Parties to proceed; 70. Bill ordered, 70. Presented, 73. Peti- 
tions complaining of Non-compliance with the Standing Orders; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, 

- 62, 53. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 95. 99. 


102. 113, 142, 143. 151. 166. 170. 219. 236. 247. 273. Petitions 


in favour, 102. Members added to the Committee, 102. Power 
to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 176. 
Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 315. To be printed, 319. 


Chebsey :—See infra, 135. 
Cheddington :—See supra, 7. 
Chelmsford : 


49. For making and maintaining from Hanford, otherwise 


Halford Bridge, Ipswich, Suffolk, to White’s Farm, Essex, with 


a Branch therefrom; Referred ; Members added; xc. 63. Re- 
port referred to Standing Order Committee, 217. Report, That 


the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 254, 


and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Cheltenham and Great Western : 

50. From Cold Bath (Gloucester), to join the Great Western 
Railway at the North Wilts Canal; Referred; Members added; 
xci. 20. Bill ordered, 22. Presented, 27. Petitions in favour, 
78. 90. 152. 190. 243. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 112. 127. 158. 189. 239. 242. Committee on Bill nomi- 
nated; Members added; 103. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
523. Rp. a. 535. See supra, 19. 48. 


Chester and Birkenhead : 

51. For making and maintaining; Referred, txxxvi. 206. 
Bill ordered, 215. Presented, 224. Petition complaining of 
Non-compliance with the Standing Orders, 249. Committee on 
Petition for Bill revived; Petition referred; 250. Reported ; 
Report referred to the Standing Order Committee; 293. Report, 
That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 322. Peti- 
tions in favour, 259. Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bill 
withdrawn ; 320.———Again referred ; txxxv1. 320. Bill ordered, 
329. Presented, 332. Petitions complaining of Non-compliance 
with the Standing Orders, 350. 385. 412. 418. Committee on 
Petition for Bill revived; Petitions referred; 351. 385. Petitions 
against, 421. 476.486. Petition in favour, 422. Second Reading 
deferred, 411. Bill committed, 425. Not proceeded in, Again 
referred; ixxxvi. 528. Bill ordered, 547. Presented, 557. 
Committed, 588. Not proceeded in. Petition of certain Parties 
that their Names may be erased from the Subscription List, 607. 
———For making; Referred to the Select Committee on Peti- 
tions for Private Bills; xcu.29. Bill ordered, 52. Presented, 
67. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 219. 236. 
247. 252. 257. 286. Petitions in favour, 231. 253. 256. Report 
to be printed, 342. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, with Amend- 
ments, 615. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 645. Rk. a. 623. 
For making; Referred to the Select Committee on Peti- 
tions for Private Bills; xc11.60. Report referred to the Standing 
Order Committee, 119. Report; Parties to proceed; 122. Bill 
ordered, 123. Presented, 138. Petitions complaining of Non- 
compliance with the Standing Orders; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills,89. Petitions against; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 219. 242. 247. 261.268. Petition 
of Subscribers complaining that the Bill is not intended to fulfil 
the objects which induced them to subscribe, and praying that 
the same may not be proceeded’ with, 261. Bill committed ; 

Members added to the Committee; 181. Not proceeded in. 








Chester and Crewe : 

51*. For making a Railway from the City of Chester to join 
the Grand Junction Railway near Crewe Hall; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 33. Bill 
ordered, 68. Presented, 73. Petitions in favour, 231. 241. 247. 
251. 260. 310. Petitions against, 247. Report to be printed, 261. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 547. R. a. 569. 


Chester and Manchester :—See infra, 138. 142. 


Chester and Tranmere : 

52. For making; Referred, uxxxvi. 317. Bill ordered, 330. 
Presented, 332. Petition complaining of Non-compliance with 
the Standing Orders, 399. Petitions against, 411. 435. 476. 481. 
486. Bill committed, 417. Not proceeded in. Again re- 
ferred, txxxv1. 533. Bill ordered, 579. Presented, 589. Not 
proceeded in. 





Chorlton :—See infra, 124. 


Cinderford Bridge :—See supra, 43. 


Clarence (Durham) : 

53. From the River Tees to Sim Pasture Farm, in the Parish 
of Heighington ; Referred, uxxx11.71. Billordered, 120. Pre- 
sented, 148. Petitions in favour, 244. 253. Petitions against, 
263. R. a. 375. To enable the Company to vary their Line, 
and for altering and amending Powers of Act ; Referred, txxxrv. 
46. Reported; Bill ordered; 55. Presented, 66. Petitions 
against, 144, 147. Petitions in favour, 144. 147. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 330. Rr. a. 355.—=——To alter, amend, enlarge 
and extend Act; Referred, 1xxxvu. 107. Bill ordered, 112. 
Presented, 119. Petition against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 
177. R. 4. 244,————To enable the Clarence Railway Company 
to make certain additional Branch Railways, and to enlarge and 
amend the Powers of the several Acts for making and mkintaining 
the said Railway; Referred, txxxvimt.7. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 
12. Presented, 20. Rr. a. 238.———(No.2.) For Leave to present 
a Petition for a Bill to enable the Clarence Railway Company to 
make an Extension of the Line of their Railway; Referred, 
Lxxxvil1. 233. Leave given; Petition presented, and referred to 
a Committee, 245. Reported ; Report referred to Standing Order 








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IT. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Railways, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Clarence (Durham)—continued. 

Committee, 254. Report; Parties to proceed to give Notices, kc.; 
261. Bill ordered, 262. Presented, 266. Petitions against, 
$73. 376. Time enlarged for Report, 410. r. a. 496. 
To extend and enlarge Powers of several Acts; Referred, 
xxxxix. 58. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 
47. Report; Parties proceed; 81. Petition for additional Pro- 
vision, referred to a Committee, 129. Reported; Report referred 
to Standing Order Committee; 134. Report, That the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 141.———For altering, 
amending and enlarging the Powers of the several Acts relating 
thereto; xcu.6. Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions 
for Private Bills, 18. Report referred to the Standing Order 
Committee, 32. Report, That the Parties be permitted to 
proceed on proof to the Committee, that Notices have been 
given in the Newspapers, 49. Bill ordered, 62. Presented, 73. 
Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 151. Power to 
Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 155. Report 
to be printed, 180. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 699. R. a. 
623. 





Clarence and Hartlepool :—See supra, 47. 


Clarence Union : 

53*. For making a Railway from the Clarence Railway, in the 
Parish of Billingham, to the Tide Harbour at Hartlepool, in the 
County of Durham; Referred to the Select Committee on Peti- 
tions for Private Bills; xc11. 59. _ Petitions complaining of Non- 
compliance with the Standing Orders; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; 73.171. Not proceeded 
in. See supra, 47; infra, 76. 


Clyde River : —See infra, 161. 
Coal Pit Heath :—see supra, 41. 
Coatbridge :—See infra, 91. 


Coleorton (Leicester) : 

54. For making and maintaining the same; Referred, txxxvit1. 
108. Billordered, 150. Presented,208. Petitions against, 288. 
318. R. a. 470. 


Cold Bath :—See supra, 50. 
Coltness :—Scee infra, 199. 


Commercial Road : 

55. For Leave to present a Petition for a Bill for altering and 
amending Acts; Referred, txxxu. 245. Leave given; Petition 
presented, and referred; 251. Not proceeded in.———For con- 
tinuing the Term and enlarging Powers of Acts; Referred, rxxx111. 
72. Bill ordered, 154. Presented, 176. Petitions against, 237. 
253. 334. 341. 388. R.A. 449. 


Cork and Passage: 

56. Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills; xcu. 59. Bill ordered, 144. Presented, 144. Petition 
complaining of Non-compliance with the Standing Orders; Offered ; 
but the Bill having been read a Second Time, the Petition was not 
received; 231. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 
235. Petitions in favour, 289. Report to be printed, 309. 
King’s Consent signified, 359. Bill passed, 360. Not proceeded 
in. Committee appointed to inspect Lords’ Journals, 503. Re- 
port, 510. Report on Petition for Bill read; Another Bill; Or- 
dered, xcur. 511. Presented, 512. Leave to Committee to sit, 
and proceed, and to make their Report on certain Days, without 
giving Notice, 537. Report to be printed, 560. Queen’s Con- 
sent signified ; Report further considered ; 575. k. a. 623. 


Cornwall, Central : 
57. For making and maintaining the same ; Referred, 1xxxvu1. 
104. Not proceeded in. 


Courteenhall and Great Wigston : 

58. For making a Railway from the London and Birmingham 
Railway, in the Parish of Courteenhall (Northampton), to the 
Midland Counties Railway, in the Parish of Great Wigston 
(Leicester), and passing through or near the Towns of Northampton 
and Market Harborough; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 55. Report referred to the 
Standing Order Committee, 104. Report; Parties to proceed, on 
abandoning the Branch Railway from Duston to Barnes Holme, 
&amp;e.; 122. Petitions complaining of Non-compliance with the 
Standing Orders; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions 
for Private Bills, 80.90. Petition against the application, 124. 
Bill ordered, 160. Presented, 165. Petitions against, 175. 198. 
204, 205. Petitions in favour, 205. Petition of Sir Henry 





Courteenhall and Great Wigston—continued. 

Halford, Bart., complaining of Fictitious Signatures to the Sub- 
scription Contract, and praying for Inquiry,192. Referred to the 
Select Committee on the Deptford and Dover Railway Subserip- 
tion List, 193. Petition of Richard Spencer and John Spear, 
stating that they were induced to sign the Contract, &amp;c., for pecu- 
niary consideration; Referred to the Select Committee on the 
Deptford and Dover Railway Subscription List; 193. Second 
Reading postponed until the Report be received from the Select 
Committee to whom the Petitions of Sir Henry Halford, &amp;c. were 
referred, 205. Not proceeded in. 


Courtown :—See Docks, 20. 

Cowley Hill :—See infra, 107. 
Crabtree :—See infra, 160. 

Crediton :—See infra, 84. 

Crewe Hall :—See supra, 51 ; infra, 138. 


Croft Bridge :—See supra, 24. 


Cromford to Peak Forest Canal : 
59. Referred; txxx. 34. Bill ordered, 56. Presented, 116. 
R. A. 359. 3 


Croydon and London : 

60. From Croydon to Corbett’s Lane, Rotherhithe; Referred, 
xc. 49. Bill ordered, 80. Presented, 99. Petitions against, 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 188. 191. 199. 205. 215. Lords’ 
Amendment agreed to, 290. R. a. 334. To amend and 
enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, xc1. 44. Bill ordered, 77. 
Presented, 85. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 
114. 122. 144. 339.340.4385. Committee nominated, 139. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 620. R. a. 665. For altering, 
amending and enlarging the Provisions of the Act for making the 
same, and for extending the time for making the Station and other 
Works in the Parish of St. Olave, Southwark; Referred to'the 
Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcm. 42. Peti- 
tion against the Application, 137. Not proceeded in. See 
supra, 32; infra, 195. 





Cupar Angus :—See infra, 153. 
Cwm-Dulais :-—See supra, 3. 
Dalkeith :—See infra, 79. 112. 
Darlington :—See infra, 76. 182. 188. 


Dartmoor :—See infra, 160. 


Dean Forest : 

61. For making and maintaining; Referred, txxxvi. 220. 
Report referred to the Standing Order Committee, 228. Report, 
That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 249. 
See supra, 43. 


Deptford : 


62. For making a Branch from the London and Greenwich 
Railway, from Butt Lane, otherwise High Street, Deptford, to the 
Deptford Pier; Referred, xc. 52. Bill ordered, 85. Presented, 
129. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 243. 336. 
338. Committee on Bill nominated, 211. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 503. R. A. 535. See infra, 195. 


Deptford and Dover: 

63. For making a Railway, commencing by means of a Junc- 
tion with the London and Greenwich Railway, in the Parish of 
St. Paul, Deptford, and terminating in the Parish of St. James, 
Dover, and several Branches to be connected therewith; Referred 
to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu1. 55. 
Petition complaining of Non-compliance with the Standing 
Orders; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills, 59. Petitions against the Application, 142. 165. Time 
enlarged for presenting Bill, 181. Furtherenlarged,247. See 
Committees, 1078. 


Derby :—See supra, 17, 18. 119. 


Devizes and Melksham: 

64. For making a Railway from Devizes to join the Branch 
of the Great Western Railway leading to the Town of Bradford, 
at or near Melksham, Wilts; Referred to the Select Committee 
on Petitions for Private Bills, xc. 62. Bill ordered, 104, Pre- 
sented, and read, 193. Not proceeded in. 


Didcot :—See infra, 158. 





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II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Railways, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Dover and London: 

65. For making, from London to Dover; Referred ; Members 
added; xcr. 55. Bill ordered, 68. Presented, 87. Petitions 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 126. 144. 147. 153. 158. 
190. 196. 203. 209. 223, 230. 248. 253. 260. 266. 285. 292. 300. 
$26. 345. 409. Petitions in favour, 126. 195. 269. 339. 409. 
Committee nominated, 148. Leave to print the Evidence taken 
before the Committee, 253. Leave to Committee to sit on a cer- 
tain Day during the Sitting of the House, 325. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 512. R. a. 535.———For altering and extending 
the Line of the South-Eastern Railway, and amending the Act 
relating thereto; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions 
for Private Bills, xc. 21. Bill ordered, 38. Presented, 59. 
Petition against the Application, 56. Petitions against the Bill; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 89. 131. 144. Members added to 
the Committee, 98. Report to be printed, 175. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 557. R. a. 582. See supra, 63. 


Drogheda and Kells: 

66. For Leave to present a Petition for a Bill for making; 
xc. 72. Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Pri- 
vate Bills, 93. Reported; Leave given; 101. Petition for Bill 
presented; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills; 103. Bill ordered, 191. Presented, 193. Peti- 
tion against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 403. Committed, 
271. Not proceededin. See infra, 67. 


Dublin and Drogheda : 

67. For Leave to deposit Documents in the Private Bill Office, 
and to present a Petition for a Bill for making a Railway from 
Dublin to Drogheda; Referred, xc1. 69. Leave given to present 
a Petition, 85. Petition for Bill; Referred, 92. Bill ordered, 126. 
Presented, 136. Petition of James Mooney, Margaret Reid and 
others, complaining that the Standing Orders have not been com- 
plied with, 203. Petition of Richard More O’Ferrall, m. p., 
referring solely to the Non-compliance with the Standing Orders ; 
Offered to be presented, but the Bill having been read a Second 
Time, the Petition was not received, 325. Petitions in favour, 
190. 195. 211. 215. 248. 285. 303. 308. 375. 638. Petitions 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 253, 254. 269. 285. 292. 
295, 296. 316. 328. 351. 360. 375. 433. 478. 486. 538. 590. Com- 
mittee nominated, 248. Power to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records, 309. Leave given to print the Evidence taken before 
the Committee, 339. Report recommending that the Time for 
reporting the Bill be enlarged, 415. Time enlarged, 420. Com- 
mittee revived ; Leave to sit and proceed on a certain Day; 428. 
Message to the Lords, to request the Attendance of the Earl of 
Charlemont at the Committee, 478. Report recommending that 
the Time for reporting the Bill be further enlarged, 478. Time 
further enlarged, 488. Message to the Lords, to request the 
Attendance of Lord Kenlis and Lord Munster at the Committee, 
513. Leave given to Lord Kenlis to attend the Committee, 535. 
Leave given to the Earl of Charlemont to attend the Committee, 
536. Leave to the Committee to sit on a certain Day during the 
Sitting of the House, 581. Leave to Committee to make their 
Report on a certain Day, 583. Bill reported; Report to be 
printed ; 590. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 731. nr. a. 800. 

For altering the Line of Railway, and amending the Act 
relating thereto; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions 
for Private Bills; xc11. 58. Petition complaining of Non-compli- 
ance with the Standing Orders; Referred to the Select Committee 
on Petitions for Private Bills; 93. Report referred to Standing 
Order Committee, 159. Report; Parties to proceed; 172. Bill 
ordered, 190. Presented, 194. Petitions against, referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 261. 282. 316. Report to be printed, 318. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 612. R.a.623. See supra, 66. 


Dublin and Kilkenny : 

68. For making and maintaining from Kilmainham to Penne- 
father Lot ; Referred, xc1. 58. Bill ordered, 73. Presented, 116. 
Petitions complaining that the Standing Orders have not been 
complied with. Referred to the revived Committee on Peti- 
tion for Bill, 125. 231. 249. 292. Petition against; Referred 
to revived Committee on Petition for Bill, 117. 1£9. 292. 
Motion, That the Committee on the Petition for the Bill be 
revived; Motion withdrawn; 196. Committee on Petition for 
Bill revived, 249. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 
296. Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed 
with, 303.———For making a Railway from the City of ,Dublin 
to the City of Kilkenny, to be called “The Great Leinster and 
Munster Railway ;” Referred to the Select Committee on Peti- 
tions for Private Bills; xc. 45. Report referred to the Stand- 
ing Order Committee, 113. Report; Parties to proceed; 122. 
Bill ordered, 123. Presented, 123. Petitions, complaining of 








Dublin and Kilkenny—continued. 

Non-compliance with the Standing Orders; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, 93. 103. Petitions 
against ; Referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered ; 
190. 206.285. Petitions in favour, 415. 422.496. Petition of the 
Barrow Navigation Company in Ireland, praying that the further 
Progress of the Bill may be suspended until the final Report of 
the Irish Railway Commissioners shall have been presented and 
taken into consideration by the House, 463. Power toCommittee 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 197. Petition for 
enlarging the Time for the Committee to report; Time enlarged ; 
427. Leave to print the Evidence at the Expense of the Parties, 
443. Report to be printed, 463. Queen’s Consent signified, 500. 
Passed, 503. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 609. R. a. 623. 


Dublin to Kingstown, or Dunleary Harbour : 

69. Referred; txxx. 9. Bill ordered, 35. Presented, 60. 
Petitions against, 99. 272. 303. 306. Petition in favour, 213. 
Bill committed, 213. Not proceeded in.——Again referred ; 
Lxxxvi. 321. Bill ordered, 341. Petitions against the applica- 
tion, 346. 370. Bill presented, 394. Petition against, 482. Bill 
committed, 462. Not proceeded in. Again referred; txxxvt. 
557. Bill ordered, 561. Presented, 571. Petition in favour, 
658. Petitions against, 659. 685. Time enlarged for Report, 
690. Report further considered; Amendments, with an Amend- 
ment to one of them, agreed to; 726. nr. a. 826.———For en- 
abling the said Company to make a Branch Railway, and for 
amending and enlarging the Powers and Provisions of the Act 
incorporating the said Company; txxxvin. 108. Referred, 109. 
Bill ordered, 201. Presented, 210. Petitions against, 233. 297. 
319. 369. Time enlarged for Report, 386.433. Bill reported; 
Report to lie on the Table, 458. Not proceeded in.——— Petition 
complaining of the Decision of the Committee, and praying for 
the Appointment of a Committee of Appeal, 458. Consideration 
of Petition deferred, 471. Petition considered; Motion for re- 
ferring the Petition to a Committee of Appeal; Motion withdrawn ; 
475.———To alter and amend Act, and to enable the Company 
further to extend Railway; Referred, txxx1x. 19. Bill ordered, 
26. Presented, 28. Petitions against, 109. Committed, 61. 
Power to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 
123. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee in the last 
Session; Referred, 128. nk. a. 321. See supra, 12. 


Dublin and Mullingar : 

70. For making a Railway from the City of Dublin to the 
Town of Mullingar, with Two Branches therefrom; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcu.60. Not 
proceeded in. 





Dudbridge :—See infra, 185. 


Duffryn Llynvi, to or near Pwll Cawl: 

71. Referred; rxxx. 64. Reported; Report referred to the 
Standing Order Committee; 110. Report; Parties to proceed ; 
148. Bill ordered, 210. Presented, 229. nr. a. 518.———To 
alter, amend and enlarge Powers of above Act; Referred, 
txxxiv.25. Billordered,97. Presented, 102. rn.a.297. See 
supra, 29. 


Dun :—See infra, 200. 


Dunbar :—See infra, 80. 


Dundalk and Ballibay : . 

72. Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills; xcu. 59. Report referred to the Standing Order Com- 
mittee, 138. Report; Parties to proceed on introducing certain 
Clauses, &amp;c.; 151. Bill ordered, 161. Presented, 191. Report 
to be printed, 397. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 558. BR. a. 
582. 


Dundee and Arbroath : 
73. Referred; xcr. 40. Bill ordered, 51. Presented, 73. 
Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 131. 154. 
Petitions in favour, 216. R. a. 391. 


Dundee to Newtyle: 

74. Referred; uxxxt. 57. Bill ordered, 105. Presented, 
157. R. a. 377.————-To amend Act; Referred, exxxv. 80. Bill 
ordered, 92. Presented, 143. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
430. Rr. a. 500.— —-To amend Acts; Referred, xct. 59. Bill 
ordered, 190. Presented, 196. n. a. 617. See infra, 153, 154. 


Dunleary :—See supra, 69. 





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II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Railways, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 
Durham and Sunderland—continued. 


Durham (South): 

75. For making and maintaining from Frosterley to Ferryhill ; 
Referred, xc1.58. Bill ordered, 80. Presented, 106. Petition 
complaining that the Standing Orders have not been complied with, 
113. 229. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 217. 
229, 252. 281. 296. 303. 343. 350. 375. Petitions in favour, 243. 
269. 281. 286. 289. 293, 300. 320. 322. 326. 328. 333. 339. 364. 
394. 408. 419. 426. 436, 486. 534. 577. 582. Motion for adding 
Members to the Committee; Withdrawn, 321. Report recom- 
mending that the Time for reporting the Bill be enlarged ; Leave 
to print the Evidence at the Expense of the Parties; 414. Time 
enlarged for Report, 419. Report of a misunderstanding of a 
Personal Nature having arisen between Two Members of the 
Committee, 464. (See Members, 67.) Bill reported; To be 
printed ; 512. Passed, 582. Not returned from the Lords. 


Durham (South West): 

76. For making and maintaining a Railway commencing at 
the Chilton Branch of the Clarence Railway to the Stockton and 
Darlington Railway; Referred, xc1. 15. Committee revived, 67. 
Leave to sit, notwithstanding the Adjournment of the House, 87. 
Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 89. Report ; 
Parties to proceed, and that application be made to the Trustees 
of certain Roads; 111. Billordered, 111. Presented, 114. Pe- 
titions complaining that the Standing Orders have not been com- 
plied with, 131, 132. Petition complaining of certain Trans- 
actions connected with the Sale of Shares in the said Railway, 190. 
Petitions in favour, 91. 123. 136. 260. 272. 286. 300. 320. 322. 
326. 333. 339. 364. 394. 436. 577. 582. Petitions against; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 222. 254. 261. 269. 325. 336. Power 
to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 201. 
Bill reported ; Committee to re-assemble, for the purpose of re- 
porting to the House specially the Preamble of the Bill, and the 
Evidence and Reasons, in detail, on which they came to a Reso- 
lution that the Preamble had not been proved; Leave to print the 
Evidence taken before the Committee at the expense of the 
Parties; 396. Time enlarged for Report, 425. Report to lie on 
the Table; and to be printed; 445. Committee again to re- 
assemble, for the purpose of reporting to the House specially the 
Preamble of the Bill, and the Evidence and Reasons, in detail, on 
which the Resolution, “That the Preamble had not been proved,” 
was adopted, the House considering as contrary to the practice of 
Parliament the Resolution of the Committee last reported, “ That 
the Reasons upon which the Committee came to the Resolution 
that the Preamble had not been proved, can only apply to those 
Members who voted on that Proposition,” 534. Order for Com- 
mittee again to re-assemble discharged, 538. Motion, “ That the 
Committee do re-assemble, for the purpose of reporting specially 
on the Preamble of the Bill, on the ground that their previous 
Resolution restricting the Votes of Members of the Committee, is 
contrary to the practice of Parliament ;” Amendment proposed, 
and withdrawn; Motion agreed to; 546. Report to lie on the 
Table, and to be printed, 581. Not proceeded in. (No. 2.) 
Motion for referring Petition for a Bill to a Committee; Debate 
thereupon adjourned; xc1. 58. Debate resumed; Question again 
proposed, and amended; Petition to lie on the Table; 67. Not 
proceeded in. 





Durham Junction, from Moorsley to Usworth : 

77. Referred; txxxix. 60. Billordered,85. Presented, 133. 
Petitions against, 178. 188. 199.227. Petitions in favour, 179. 
198. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 375. R. a. 399.——For 
making Two Branch Railways therefrom, to be called “The 
Durham and Houghton-le-Spring Branches; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcur. 59. Bill 
ordered, 180. Presented, 190. Petitions against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered; 256. 304. 336.404. Members added to the 
Committee, 276. Report to be printed, 434. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, with Amendments, 560. Amendments agreed 
to by the Lords, 572. p. a, 582. 


Durham and Sunderland: 

78. For Leave to present a Petition for a Bill to incorporate 
certain Persons for making a Railway from the City of Durham 
to Sunderland-near-the-Sea; Referred, txxxrx. 469. Leave given; 
Petition presented, and referred, 471. Bill ordered, 482. Pre- 
sented, 483. Leave to Committee to sit on a certain Day, during 
the Sitting of the House, 525. nk. a. 594. For altering a part 
of the Main Line of Railway, to abandon another part thereof, to 
make other Branches therefrom, and to amend and enlarge the 
Pdwers of the Act for incorporating the Company; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 52, 
Report referred to the Standing Order Committee, 133. Report ; 








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Parties to proceed; 138. Bill ordered, 142. Presented, 144. 
Members added to the Committee, 182. Report to be printed, 
240. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 538. Rr. a. 569. See 
supra, 53; infra, 104. 


Durston :—See infra, 94. 

East London :—See infra, 110. 129. 
Eaton, Long :—See infra, 131. 
Edinburgh and Dalkeith : 


79. For making a Railway to the River Northesk ; Referred, 
Lxxx. 47. Bill ordered, 64. Presented, 163. Petitions against, 
303. 307. 325. 328. Petitions in favour, 336. 342. Voices given, 
307. Bill reported, 417. Further consideration of Report put 
off for Six Months, 466. Another Petition; Referred, 
Lxxx1. 67. Bill ordered, 98. Presented, 128. King’s Consent 
signified, 300. Rr. a. 377.———To enable that Company to raise 
a further Sum of Money, and for other purposes; Referred, 
txxx1v. 65. Bill ordered, 91. Presented, 126. Petitions 
against, 247. Bill re-committed, 309. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 360. R. a. 372. To continue or amend Acts; 
Referred, txxx1x. 28. Bill ordered, 107. Presented, 123. Bill 
re-committed to the former Committee; Leave to Committee to 
sit and proceed forthwith; 302. rR. a. 438. 








Edinburgh and Dunbar : 


80. For making a Railway from the City of Edinburgh to the 
Towns of Dunbar and Haddington, with Branches therefrom ; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; 
Petitions in favour of the Application, 88. 97. Not 
proceeded in. 


Edinburgh and Glasgow : 


81. For making and maintaining; Referred, txxxvu. 113. Bill 
ordered, 125. “Presented, 222. Petitions in favour, 286. 295. 306. 
813. 316, 319. 324. 332. 431. Petitions against, 290. 307. 310. 316. 
319. Members added, 301. Report, That the Standing Orders 
had not been complied with, 327. Report to lie on the Table, 328. 
Petitions in favour of the Application for a Bill; From Commis- 
sioners of Leith Harbour and Docks; Dean of Guild of the Royal 
Burgh of Arbroath; 174. Petitions complaining of their Names 
having been entered upon the List of Subscribers to the projected 
undertaking; From William Dixon, Alexander Yuille, Daniel 
Kier and others, 277. Petition of Alexander M‘Callum for 
Leave to withdraw his Name from the Subscription List, 296. 
Petitions complaining that the Standing Orders had not been 
complied with; From, Moffatt, William, and others; Edinburgh 
and Glasgow Union Canal Company; Inchbelly and Glasgow 
Road, Trustees of; 284. Monkland and Kirkintilloch Railway 
Company, 285. 295. Hill, James, Trustees of, 286. Ballochney 
Railway Company, 295. Not proceeded inn——Another Bill 
for making, with a Branch to Falkirk; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 27. Petitions 
complaining of Non-compliance with Standing Orders; Referred, 
71,72. Petition complaining of the Decision of the Select Com- 
mittee on Petitions for Private Bills, 87. Petitions in favour of 
the Application, 72. 75. 88. Bill ordered, 96. Presented, 100. 
Petitions in favour, 132. 141, 142. 151. 167. 192. 198. 219. 239. 
269. 276. 288. 295. 310. 360. 370. 501. Petitions against; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered ; 131. 142. 151. 161. 172. 176. 182, 
183. 194. 198. 206. 210. 220, 225. 232. 236. 243. 253. 256. 264. 
267. 287. 295. 298. 309. 315. 334, 335. 366, 367. 395. 407. 
Members added, 142. Power to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records, 154. Leave to Committee to sit on a certain Day during 
the sitting of the House, 239. Leave to print the Evidence at 
the Expense of the Parties, 257. Correspondence relating to the 
Tunnel at Edinburgh; Referred, 318. Time enlarged for Report, 
429. Leave to Committee to sit on acertain Day during the 
sitting of the House, 433. Report to be printed, 448. Petitions 
alleging that certain Sums have been subscribed under Powers of 
Attorney for the purposes of the Railway, which Powers of 
Attorney were not produced before the Committee on the Bill, 
and praying for Inquiry, 476. Bill passed, 503. Not returned 
from the Lords. 


Edinburgh, Glasgow and Leith : 


82. For making and maintaining; Referred, txxxvi. 315. 
Not proceeded in. 


Edinburgh, Leith and Newhaven : 
83. For making and maintaining from Canal Street, Edin- 
burgh, to Heriot’s Hill, Leith, with a Branch from the Frith of 
Forth to Newhaven ; Referred, xc1. 61. 


Bill ordered, 70. Pre- 
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II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Railways, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Edinburgh, Leith and Newhaven—continued. 

sented, xc1.78. Petitions against, 318.440. Leaveto Committee 
to report on a certain Day, 222. Passed, 397. Not returned from 
the Lords. Committee appointed to inspect Lords’ Journals, 690. 
Report, 695. Report con Petition for Bill read; Another Bill 
ordered ; 698. Presented, 703. Leave to Committee to sit and 
proceed, and to report on or before a certain Day, 718. r. 4. 
800. 


Egg Buckland’ :—See infra, 160. 
Exeter and Bristol :—See supra, 40. 


Exeter and Crediton: 
84, For making and maintaining; Referred, uxxxvir. 118. 
Bill ordered, 167. Presented, 177. Petitions against, 300. 305. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 419. Rk. a. 430, 


Exeter and Falmouth : 

85. Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills; xcu. 64. Report referred to the Standing Order Com- 
mittee, 111. Report; Parties to proceed; 122. Bill ordered, 
132. Presented, 164. Petitions against ; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered ; 198. 285. 287. 304. 310. 329. 342. 356. Petitions in 
favour, 232. 236. 243. 253. 258. 269. 273. 278. 285. 289. 310. 356. 
Members added, 198. Motion, That the Committee have Leave 
to sit on a certain Day, notwithstanding the Adjournment of the 
House; Motion withdrawn; 285. Committee revived; Leave to 
sit and proceed upon a certain Day; 288. Report to be printed, 
310. Day appointed for further considering Report, 357. Not 
proceeded in.———Petitions complaining of several needy and 
indigent Persons having signed the Subscription List; From 
Subscribers, xcu. 342. Francis Finch, 357,p. Petition of Finch 
again read; Motion, That it be referred to the Select Committee 
on the Deptford and Dover Railway Subscription List ; Motion 
withdrawn ; 398. 


Falkirk :~—See supra, 81; infra, 148. 


Falmouth :—See supra, 85. 


Ferryhill :—See supra, 75. 


Festiniog and Port Madoc: 

86. Referred, xxx. 74. Not proceeded in. ———Again re- 
ferred, Lxxxvi. 291. Bill ordered, 339. Presented, 346. Peti- 
tions against, 480. 505. Petition in favour, 504. Petitions com- 
plaining of the Non-compliance with the Standing Orders, 401. 
413. Bill committed, 411. Not proceeded in.——Again 
referred, txxxvi. 533. Not proceeded in. Again referred, 
Lxxxvil. 37. Bill ordered, 43. Presented, 58. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 323. R. 4. 331.———To alter and amend Act, 
and enlarge Powers thereof; Referred, xc1. 63. Bill ordered, 
77. Presented, 86. Petition against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered ; 230. Committee revived, 327. Bill reported; Motion, 
That the Bill be re-committed to the former Committee; Motion 
withdrawn ; Report to lie on the Table; 343. Not proceeded 
in. 





Festiniog to the Traeth Mawr Embankment : 
87. Referred, xxx. 74. Not proceeded in. 


Flintshire : 
88. For making a Railway from Tryddyn, in the Parish of 
Mold, to the Town of Flint; Referred, uxxx. 53. Bill ordered, 
99. Presented, 116. Committed, 159. Not proceeded in. 


Forfar :—See supra, 4. 
Framiload Passage :—See infra, 185. 
Frosterley :—See supra, 75; infra, 190. 


Galway and Athlone : 
89. For Leave to present a Petition for a Bill for making a 
Railroad or Tramroad from Galway to Athlone, with a Branch to 
Ballinasloe; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills, xcu.76. Not proceeded in. 


Garion :—See infra, 92. 


Garnkirk to Glasgow: 
90. Referred, uxxx1. 58. Bill ordered, 94. Presented, 118. 
Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 372. R. a, 377. ——For altering 
and amending Act; Referred, txxxu. 109. Bill ordered, 115. 
Presented, 137. Petition against, 298. Petitions in favour, 425. 
435, 439. 444. R.A, 558.———For amending Acts for making 
the Glasgow and Garnkirk Railway, and for improving the Road 
near Broomhill, by Keppoch Bridge, to the Town Head of Glas- 


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Garnkirk to Glaseow—continued. 
gow; Referred, txxxv. 82. Bill ordered, 95. Presented, 119. 


Petitions against, 200. 209. 218. 363. Time enlarged for Report, 
392. R.A. 561. 


Gartsherrie and Coatbridge : 

91. From the Garnkirk and Glasgow Railway, to join the 
Monkland and Kirkintilloch Railway ; Referred, xc1. 50. Bill 
ordered, 102. Not proceeded in. 


Garturk and Garion : 

92. From Chapel, to join the Monkland and Kirkintilloch 
Railway; Referred, txxx1v. 48. Bill ordered, 126. Presented, 
131. Petition against, 190. Petitions in favour, 222. 236. 248. 
254. R.A. 355. 


Gateshead and Monkwearmouth : 

93. For enabling John Brandling and Robert William Brand- 
ling to take Leases of Lands, &amp;c., for the formation of a Railway 
from Gateshead to South Shields and Monkwearmouth; Referred, 
xc. 103. Bill ordered, 200. Presented, 216. R.A. 474. 
To extend and enlarge Power of above Act; Referred, xc1. 50. 
Bill ordered, 150. Presented, 158. Committee on Bill nominated, 
275. R. a. 437.———From Gateshead to Monkwearmonth Docks; 
Referred, xc1. 55. Not proceeded in. See infra, 175. 


Gelly Gille :—See infra, 127. 





Gillingham and Durston : 

94. For making a Railway from the Parish of Gillingham 
(Dorset) to that of Durston (Somerset), there to unite with the 
Bristol and Exeter Railway; Referred to the Select Committee 
on Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 64. Petitions complaining 
that the Standing Orders have not been complied with; Referred 
to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, 89. 95. 
101. Not proceeded in. 


Glammis :—See infra, 154. 


Glasgow and Airdrie : 
95. For making, from Cairnbroe to Horsecroft; Referred, xct. 
57. Billordered,77. Presented, 217. Not proceeded in. 


Glasgow and Ayr: 

96. For making a Railway to Glasgow, Paisley and Ayr, and 
from a point on the same near Blairland to Kilmarnock, to be 
called “‘the Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock and Ayr Railway,” 
with Branches; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions 
for Private Bills; xcm. 27. Petitions complaining of Non- 
compliance with the Standing Orders ; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcm. 72. Petition 
complaining of the Decision of the Select Committee on Private 
Bills, in respect to the Standing Orders, 88. Petitions in 
favour of the Application, 72. 76. Bill ordered, 75. —Pre- 
sented, 89. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 97. 
99. 182. 144. 166. 171. 176. 181, 182. 187. 200. 204. 219. 231. 
236. 241. 247. 253. 263. 268. 287. 295. 298. 315. Petitions 
in favour, 130. 191. 206, 263. Report read again; Motion for re- 
committing it to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills, and Question negatived thereupon; 95. - Power to Com- 
mittee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 211. Leave 
to Committee to sit on a certain day during the sitting of the 
House, 239. 318. 328. 334. Report to be printed, 342. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 657. k. a. 662.——Petition of George 
Crawford, that the Bill may be delayed until the Glasgow and 
Greenock Railway Bill may also be put in Committee, xcm. 171. 
Referred to the Committee on the Bill, 176. See Petitions, 
1326. 


Glasgow and Edinburgh :—See supra, 81. 


Glasgow and Falkirk: 

97. For making a Railway from the Garnkirk and Glasgow 
Railway to Falkirk ; Referred, xc. 51. Bill ordered, 98. Pre- 
sented, 117. Petitions complaining that the Standing Orders 
have not been complied with ; From Occupiers of Lands, Houses 
and Premises on the proposed Line (Two Petitions); Owners 
and Occupiers of Lands, Houses and Premises on*the proposed 
Line; 128. Another Petition of Owners and Occupiers, 129. 
Petitions referred, 429. Petitions against, 243. 249. 274. 285. 
299, 300. 308. 314. 351. 414, 420, 464, 473. 502. Petitions in 
favour, 303. 309. 353. 355. 366. 377. 436. 469. Report referred 
to Standing Order Committee, 383. Report, That it does not 
appear to the Committee that the Parties have omitted to comply 
with the Standing Orders, as applicable to the case brought 
before them; Leave to Committee on Bill to sit and proceed on 
a certain Day, 392. Report recommending that the time for re- 
porting Bill be enlarged, 396. Time enlarged for Report, 414. 
Bill reported ; To lie on the Table; 486. Not proceeded in. 





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986 RAILW A YS—continued. 





II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Railways, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Glasgow to Rosebank : 
98. Referred, xxx. 67. Bill ordered, 118. Presented, 235. 
Petitions against, 341. 353. Voices given, 353. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Glasgow, Paisley and Greenock : 

99. For making and maintaining a Railway from Glasgow to 
Greenock, by Paisley and Port Glasgow; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 48. Petitions 
complaining of Non-compliance with the Standing Orders; Re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, 
103. Bill ordered, 117. Presented, 150. Petitions in favour, 
184. 192. 220. 243. 262. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 220. 231. 243. 247. 252. 257. 263. 271. 287. 366. 
Leave to Committee to sit on a certain Day, notwithstanding the 
Adjournment of the House; 239. 266. Leave to Committee to 
sit on a certain Day during the sitting of the House, 286. 366. 
Report to be printed, 379. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 634. 
Rn. a. 662. See Petitions, 1326. 


Glasgow Railway and Tunnel : 
100. Referred; uxxxvi. 313. Not proceededin. See supra, 
42. 82. 90. 


Gloucestershire :—See supra, 6. 19. 41. 
Govan :—See infra, 161. 


Grand Junction : 

101. For making a Railway from the Warrington and Newton 
Railway to Birmingham ; Referred, rxxxvi. 98. Bill ordered, 
105. Presented, 124, Petitions against, 195. 199. 202. King’s 
Consent signified, 285. Bill passed, 286. R. a. 352. To 
empower the said Company to alter certain Parts of the Line of 
the said Railway from Warrington to Birmingham; Referred, 
txxxix. 54. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 
71. Report; Parties to proceed; 86. Bill ordered, 89. Pre- 
sented, 93. Petitions against, 144. 180. 188. 198. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 303. k. a. 399.———To alter the Line, 
and to make Two Branches therefrom in the County of Stafford ; 
Referred, xc. 34. Bill ordered, 39. Presented, 41. Petitions 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 158. 169.171.177. _Mem- 
bers added, 121. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 291. R. a. 334, 
———To alter and amend Acts relating to the Grand Junction 
and the Warrington and Newton Railway Companies, and to 
make them one continuous Line; Referred, xc. 106. Bill ordered, 
121. Presented, 159. Rr. a. 334. See infra, 135. 138. 142. 
203. 


Great Western :—See infra, 194. 
Great Wigston :—See supra, 58. 
Greenock :—See supra, 99. 


Greenwich and Gravesend : 

102. From Greenwich to Milton-next-Gravesend ; Referred, 
xc. 120. Bill ordered, 177. Presented, 204. Petitions against, 
200. 230. 333. 347. 377. Petitions in favour, 394. 424. 455. 468. 
Not proceeded in.———For making (to be called the London 
and Gravesend Railway); Referred, xc1. 32. Bill ordered, 44. 
Presented, 49. Petitions against, 85.92. Petitions in favour, 92. 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 92. 


Greenwich and London: 

103. For making the same; Referred, txxxvi. 108. Bill 
ordered, 150. Presented, 154. Petitions against, 190. 222. 234, 
238. 242. 249. 257. 284. 295. Petition, that the Standing Orders 
have not been complied with, 177. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 391. R. a. 404.————For varying, extending and enlarging the 
Line of the said Railway; Referred, xc. 103. Bill ordered, 149. 
Presented, 204. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 
230. 235. 237. 246. 258. 260. 265. 281. 290. 294. 303. 328. 332. 
Committed, 230. Not proceeded in. For making a Stone 
Tram or Plate Road from Westminster Bridge to Greenwich 
Church; Referred, xc1. 63, but not presented. For enlarg- 
ing Powers of Act 3 Will. IV. for making the same; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 52. 
Report referred to the Standing Order Committee, 94. Report; 
Parties to proceed; 112. Bill ordered; presented; 122. Report 
to be printed, 219. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 414. R. a. 
449. For Leave to present a Petition for a Bill; Referred 
to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xc1. 232. 
Leave given; Petition presented; referred to the Select Com- 





Greenwich and London —continued. 
mittee on Petitions for Private Bills; 242. Report referred to the 
Standing Order Committee, 282. Report; Parties to proceed, 
upon giving Notices, &amp;c.; 312. Bill ordered, 312. Presented, 370. 
Time enlarged for Committee to report, 422. Report to be 
printed, 443. R. a. 662. See supra, 62, 63; infra, 195. 


Grosmont :—See infra, 108. 


Haddington :—See supra, 80. 


Halford or Hanford Bridge :—See supra, 49. 


Hampton in Arden :—See infra, 183. 


Hartlepool : 

104. To enable the Company to make a new Branch, and to 
amend; Referred, txxx1x. 38. Bill ordered, 56. Presented, 79. 
R. A. 399.———For incorporating certain Persons for making a 
Railroad from Durham to Sunderland, with a Branch to join the 
Hartlepool Railway; From the Lords, txxx1x. 458. First Read- 
ing put off for Six Months, 469. See supra, 47. 53. Docks, 
§c., 58. 


Hayle to Helleston : 

105. From Hayle to Tresavean Mine; Referred, rxxxrx. 47. 
Bill ordered, 66. Presented, 102. Petitions against, 202. 209, 
210. 234. Time enlarged for Report, 323. rR. a. 438.———To 
amend, alter and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, xc1. 33. Bill 
ordered, 45. Presented, 53. Committee nominated, 190. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 564. 2. a. 617. 


Hebburn :—See supra, 24. 


Heckbridge and Wentbridge : 

106. Referred ; uxxx1.70. Bill ordered, 86. Presented, 91. 
Petitions against, 170.174. Voices, 179. King’s Consent sig- 
nified, 222. R. a. 325.———To amend and enlarge Powers and 
Provisions of Acts; Referred, txxxu. 105. Report referred to 
Standing Order Committee, 113. Report; Parties to proceed ; 
148. Bill ordered,181. Presented, 187. Rr. a. 411. 


Heighington :—See supra, 53. 


Helen’s, St., and Runcorn Gap: 

107. From the Cowley Hill Colliery to Runcorn Gap, and for 
constructing a Wet Dock ; Referred, txxxv. 12. Reported; Re- 
port referred to the Standing Order Committee; 24. Report; 
Parties to proceed; 37. Report read; Bill ordered; 38. Pre- 
sented, 40. Petitions against, 193.207. 230. The King’s Consent 
signified, and Bill passed, 400. kr. a. 500.———To alter, amend, 

‘enlarge and extend Powers and Provisions of Act 11 Geo. IV.; 
Referred, txxx1x.16. Billordered,19. Presented,22. r.a. 165. 


Helleston :—See supra, 105. 


Hereford : . 

108. From the End of Grosmont Railway to Wye Bridge ; 
Referred, txxx1. 45. Bill ordered, 94. Presented, 99. Peti- 
tions toalter the Line, 175.181. Referred, 182. Report referred 
to Standing Order Committee, 187. Report, that Provision be 
made for altering the Line accordingly, 201. nk. a. 377. 


Holegate :—See infra, 155. 


Holyhead and London Stoneway:—See Holyhead and 
London Stoneway. 


Hollywood :—See supra, 13. 
Horsecroft :—See supra, 95. 
Houghton-le-Spring :—See supra, 77. 
Hove :— See supra, 32. 


Hurworth and York : 

109. For extending the Line of the Great North of England 
Railway, and for making two Branches therefrom, and for other 
purposes relating thereto; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills; xcm. 61. Bill ordered, 86. Pre- 
sented, 95. Petitions in favour, 138. 188. 192. 231. 236, 240. 
Petitions against ; Referred to the Committee on the Bill, 218. 296. 
Report to be printed, 253. Order for further considering Report 
discharged; Bill re-committed to former Committee; Leave to 
Committee to sit and proceed, and to report on certain Days; 315. 
Report to be printed, 328. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 594. 
R. A. 623. 


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Ipswich :—See supra, 49. 


Isle of Dogs, the River Lea, and the East and West 
India Docks : 

110. Referred; txxx. 90. Bill ordered, 126. Petition of 
Owners of Lands on the Line of the Commercial Road, complain- 
ing of the Non-compliance with the Standing Orders; Referred to 
the Committee on Petition for Bill; Committee revived, and 
Leave given to Committee to sit and proceed; 175. Petitions in 
favour, 200. 211. 219. Petition of Owners of Land in and near 
the Commercial and East India Docks Road, respecting the Stand- 


Kingsworthy and West Monckton : 


117. For making a Railway from the London and Southamp- 
ton Railway in the Parish of Kingsworthy (Southampton) to join 
the Bristol and Exeter Railway in the Parish of West Monckton 
(Somerset); Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills; xcu. 54. Report referred to the Standing Order 
Committee, 99. Report; Parties to proceed; 112, Bill ordered, 
119. Presented, 129. Petition complaining of Non-compliance 
with the Standing Orders; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills; 83. Petition against, 165. Order 
for Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn; 193. 


ing Orders; To lie upon the Table; 211. Petition complaining of 
Non-compliance with Standing Orders; Reported ; Report referred 
to the Committee on Standing Orders; Minutes ordered; 216. 
Minutes presented; Referred to the Committee on Standing 
Orders; 222. Time enlarged for presenting the Bill, 232. Peti- 
tion of Owners of Estates on the Line of the Commercial Road, that 
the Standing Orders may not be strictly enforced; To lie upon the 
Table; 234. Report respecting Standing Orders re-committed 
to former Committee; Committee revived, and to sit and proceed; 
241. Petition of Subscribers that the Standing Orders may not 
be strictly enforced; Referred, 243. Petition of Carmen respect- 
ing the Standing Orders, 252. Re-committed Report reported ; 
referred to Committee on Standing Orders; 263. Petition of 
Commissioners for Paving Church Lane and Goodman’s Fields 
respecting the Standing Orders, 263. Report, That the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 292.———For making 
a Railway from the Isle of Dogs; Referred, txxx. 65, _Peti- 
tion against, 113. Report referred to the Standing Order Com- 
mittee, 115. Petition respecting the Standing Orders,121. Peti- 
tion against, read; and Motion for referring it to the Committee 
on Standing Orders withdrawn, 126. Report, That the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 148. 


Johnstone and Ardrossan : 

111. To amend Act; Referred, txxxu.197. Bill ordered, 242. 
Presented, 331. R. A. 558.———For separating the Management 
thereof from that of the Glasgow, Paisley and Johnstone Canal, 
and for other purposes; Referred to the Select Committee on Peti- 
tions for Private Bills; xcu. 53. Report referred to the Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders, 171. Report; Parties to proceed; 
182. Bill ordered, 183. Presented, 193. Petitions against; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 297. Report to be printed, 329. 
Bill passed, 415. Not returned from the Lords. 


Kells :—See supra, 66. 


Kelso, Melrose and Dalkeith : 

112. Referred to the Standing Order Committee; txxx. 48. 
Order for referring Petition to Committee on Standing Orders 
discharged; Petition referred to a Committee; 65. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Kentish : 
113. For making a Railway and several Branches therefrom, 
in the County of Kent; Referred, txxx1. 68. Not proceeded in. 


Kenyon and West Leigh : 
114. From the Bolton and Leigh Railway to the Manchester 
and Liverpool Railway; Referred, Lxxxiv. 31. Bill ordered, 45. 
Presented, 87. R. A. 297. See supra, 26. 


Kilkenny :—See supra, 68. 
Kersey Ferry :—See infra, 179. 


Kilmarnock and Troon : 
115. For enabling the Company to raise a further Sum of 
Money, to alter and amend the Line of Railway, and for other pur- 
poses relating thereto ; Referred to the Select Committee on Peti- 
tions for Private Bills, xcu. 54. Bill ordered, 169. Presented, 
171. Report tobe printed, 329. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
612. Rr. a.623. See supra, 96. 


Kingston-upon-Hull, and Selby : 
116. For making; Referred, xci. 12. Bill ordered, 22. 
Presented, 29. Petitions in favour, 77. 85. 114. 228. Petitions 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 92. 107. 114. 118. 122. 127. 
137. Petition of Magistrates, Clergymen, Merchants and others 
in Hull for the insertion of a Clause prohibiting the use of the 
Railways on Sundays, 228. Committee nominated, 97. Motion, 
That the Bill be read a Third Time; King’s Consent signified ; 
230. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 508. Rk. a. 535. 





Kingstown :—See supra, 69. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Kirkintilloch :—See supra, 91, 92 ; infra, 149. 
Kirk Smeaton :—See infra, 200. 
Lanark :—See infra, 176. 


Lancaster and Preston: 


118. Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills; xcr. 21. Petitions complaining of Non-compliance with 
the Standing Orders; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills, 41. Bill ordered, 44. Presented, 
48. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 48. 88. 93. 
99. 105. 111. 123. 154. Petitions in favour, 103. 121. 130- 
Report to be printed, 189. 223. King’s Consent signified; Bill 
passed; 232. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 296. R. a. 336. 


Lea River :—$ce supra, 114. 


Leeds to Derby : 


119. From Leeds to Derby, with Branches therefrom, to be 

called the North Midland Railway; Referred; Members added ; 

xci. 32. Bill ordered, 39. Presented, 46. Petitions complain- 

ing that the Standing Orders have not been complied with, 72. 

Referred to the revived Committee on the Petition for the Bill, 

79. Petitions in favour, 90. 148, 296. 377. Petitions against ; 

referred; Counsel ordered; 106. 138. 144. 150. 157. 189. 223. 

256. 260. 269, 281. Petition for additional Provision; Referred 
to a Committee, 58. Committee on Petition for Bill revived, 79. 
Report from revived Committee on Petition for a Bill; To lie on the 
Table, 85. Members added, 101. Petition for additional Provision, 
reported; Report referred to the Standing Order Committee ; 102. 
Report, That in the case of the Petition for additional Provision, the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 111. Report to 
be printed, 326. King’s Consent signified; Bill passed; 390. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 551. Several Amendments 
agreed to; one Amendment disagreed to; other Amendments 
agreed to; Committee appointed to draw up Reasons to be offered 
to the Lords at a Conference; 575. Reasons reported, 576. 
Lords agree to a Conference; Conference held, and reported ; 577. 
Lords do not insist on their Amendment, 612. rn. 4.617. See Con- 
Serences,16.———For altering the Line of Railway, and for making 
two Branches to communicate therewith; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcu.23. Bill ordered, 
44, Presented, 47. Petition complaining of Non-compliance 
with the Standing Orders, 72. Petitions against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 103. 112. Petition in favour, 151. Re- 
port to be printed, 181. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 303. R. A. 
336. 


Leeds and Liverpool :—See infra, 125. 
Leeds and Manchester :—See infra, 139. 
Leeds and Selby: 


120. For making a Railway from the Town of Leeds to the 
River Ouse, in the Parish of Selby; Referred, txxxv. 66. Bill 
ordered, 88. Presented, 93. Petitions against, 130, 199. Peti- 
tions in favour, 131. 162. 177. 182. 188, 192. 206. 226. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 409. R. a. 500.———To alter and amend 
Act; Referred, xc. 80. Bilt ordered, 106. Presented, 124. 
Petition against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 231. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 388. 2. 4.418. See also supra, 28 ; 
infra, 139. 


Leicester and Swannington : 


121. From the River Soar, in or near the Borough of Leices- 
ter, to Swannington; Referred, txxxv. 59. Bill ordered, 138. 
Presented, 145. R. a. 500.———For altering and amending 
Powers of Act; Referred, txxxvi. 104. Bill ordered, 150. 


Presented, 187. R. A. 470.———For raising a further Sum of 


Money; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Pri- 


vate Bills; xcr. 52. _ Report referred to the Standing Order 
Committee, 87. Report; Parties to proceed; 93. Bill ordered, 
100. Presented, 103. Members added, 170. Report to be 


printed, 288. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 518. R. A. 569. 
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Leigh :—See supra, 26. 

Leigh, West :—See supra, 114. 
Leith :—See supra, 82, 83. 
Lewes :— See supra, 32. 37. 


Limerick to Carrick : 
122. Referred; txxx1. 75. Report referred to Standing Order 
Committee, 84. Report; Parties to proceed; 95. Bill ordered, 
112. Presented, 118. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 382. 


R. A. 391. 
. 


Limerick and Waterford : 

123. For Leave to present a Petition; Referred, txxx. 178. 
Report; Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 215. 
Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 237. Re- 
port, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 
256. 


Linlithgow :—See infra, 176. 
Liverpool and Birmingham :—See supra, 20. 
Liverpool and Chester :—See supra, 51. 


Liverpool and Chorlton : 

124. For making; Referred, txxxv1. 260. Bill ordered, 275. 
Presented, 283. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 
399. 428. 441. 490. Petitions complaining of Non-compliance 
with the Standing Orders, 321. 328. Committee on Petition for 
Bill revived, 321. Petitions referred, 321. 328. Reported, 399. 
Report referred to the Standing Order Committee, 400. Report ; 
Parties to proceed; 418. Bill committed, 333. Not proceeded 
in.———Again referred, txxxvi. 548. Bill ordered, 556. Pre- 
sented, 571. Committed, 599. Not proceeded in. 


Liverpool and Leeds : 

125. From Liverpool to Rochdale; Referred, rxxxvi. 250. 
Bill ordered, 260. Presented, 275. Petitions complaining of 
Non-compliance with the Standing Orders, 286. 297. 300. 371. 
378. Committee on Petition for Bill revived, 286. Petitions 
referred, 286. 297. 300. Reported; Report referred to the Stand- 
ing Order Committee; 358. Report, that the Standing Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with, 395. 


Liverpool and Manchester : 

126. Referred; rxxx.14. Bill ordered, 27. Presented, 73. 
Petitions in favour, 121. 130. 147. 155. 160. 179. 197. 368. 390. 
Petitions against, 182. 190. 197. 215. 224, 236. 318. 329. 335. 346. 
466. Motion for reading Bill a Second Time; Debate thereon 


adjourned ; 130. Debate resumed, and Bill committed, 147. 


Petition complaining that the Standing Orders had not been 
complied with, 148. Referred to a Committee, 148. Order 
for referring Petition to a Committee discharged, and Petition 
referred to Committee on Bill; Committee revived; to sit 
and proceed; 192. Committee revived; to sit and proceed ; 
209. Report on Petition respecting Standing Orders, 215. 
Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 235. Time 
erilarged for Committee to report, 460.—— Again referred, 
Ltxxxi. 14. Bill ordered, 23. Presented, 28. Petitions in favour, 
79. 118. 122. Petitions against, 98. 118. 122. 127. 133. 138. 143, 
155. 164. 174. Voices, 122. Rr. a. 325._———To alter, amend 
and enlarge Powers and Provisions of Act; Referred, txxx11. 43. 
Bill ordered, 93. Presented, 251. Rr. a. 411.— ——To alter the 
Line, and amend and enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred, txxxu11. 
21. Bill ordered, 31. Presented, 53, Rm. a. 202,———Act 
Amendment; Referred, txxxiv. 31. Bill ordered, 68. Pre- 
sented, 91. Petitions against, 137. 159. rR. a. 296. ———To 
extend the Line thereof; Referred, txxxv1. 206. Bill ordered, 
211. Presented, 216. Petitions against, 248. 285. 302.319. 
345. 371. 401. 418. 422. Rr. a. 517.———For amending and 


enlarging Powers of Act; Referred, txxxvu. 69. Bill ordered, | 
73. Presented, 78. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 262. R.A. | 
331.———For raising more Money, and for amending and en- | 
larging the Powers of Acts; Referred to the Select Committee on | 
Petitions for Private Bills, xcu.24. Bill ordered, 45.  Pre- | 


sented, 48. Printed, 139. Rr. a. 336. 
Liverpool :—See supra, 20. 51. 114; infra, 193. 197. 
Llandwrog :—See infra, 12s. 


Llanelly Railway and Dock : 
127. From Gelly Gille Farm to Machynis Pool, and for 


making a Wet Dock at the Termination; Referred, txxxim. 56. 


Llanelly Railway and Dock—continued. 

Report referred to Standing Order Committee; 82. Report; 
Parties to proceed; 107. Bill ordered, 148. Presented, 166. 
Petition in favour, 82. Petitions against, 198. 202. 324. R. a, 
448. To alter, amend and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, 
Lxxxvi. 108. Bill ordered, 183. Presented, 200. Rr. a. 405. 
———To alter, amend and enlarge Acts; Referred, xc. 122. 
Bill ordered, 227. Presented, 227. Petitions complaining of 
Non-compliance with Standing Orders; 261. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 531. R. a. 579. 


Llanllyfin and Carnarvon : 
128. From Llandwrog to Carnarvon; Referred, rxxx. 35. 
Bill ordered, 211. Presented, 217. Petition against, 401, 
R. A. 441. , 


London, East : 

129. To enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, 1xxx1. 
73. Bill ordered, 156. Presented, 163. Not proceeded in, 
———-From the East and West India Docks; Referred, txxxu. 
226. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 319. Re- 
port that Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 332. 
——— From Whitechapel Road to Lea Iron Bridge, with 
Branches to the East and West India Docks; Referred, txxxu1. 
55. Bill ordered, 83. Presented, 134. Petitions in favour, 
164. 219. 229. 244. 262. 293. 312. 324. Petitions against, 166. 
184, 198, 219. 253, 258. 275. 293. 311. 324. Bill committed, 164. 
Time enlarged for Report, 301. Not proceeded in———From 
Whitechapel Road to the Thames at Blackwall, with Branches 
to the East and West India Docks; Referred, txxxiv. 64. 
Bill ordered, 129. Presented, 136. Not proceeded in. 
Again referred, txxxvi. 286.- Not proceeded in. See supra, 
110. 


London Grand Junction : 


130. For making a Railway to join the London and Bir- 
mingham Railway, at or near the Regent’s Canal, in the Parish of 
St. Pancras, and to proceed from thence to Skinner Street, in the 
City of London; Referred to a Committee; xcr. 43. Bill or- 
dered, 56. Presented, 67. Petitions against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 136. 143. 148. 153. 196. 209. 216. 243. 269, 275. 
Petitions in favour, 149. 158. 206.272. Petition complaining that 
the Standing Orders have not been complied with, 91. Referred 
to the Committeeonthe Bill, 107. Report tobe printed, 229. Order 
for further Consideration of Report read; Motion, That the Amend- 
ments be now read a Second Time; Amendment proposed to 
leave out certain Words, in order to insert others instead thereof; 
Question, That the Words proposed to be left out stand part of 
the Question, agreed to upon Division; Amendments read, and 
agreed to; Notice taken, that Sir Samuel Whalley, who voted 
with the Yeas, is a Subscriber to the Undertaking; Sir 
Samuel Whalley.heard in his place, and stated, that he is a Sub- 
scriber to the Undertaking ; and then he withdrew; Motion, that 
the vote of Sir Samuel Whalley be disallowed; Debate arising ; 
Motion, That the Debate be adjourned, and Question negatived 
thereupon; Main Question agreed to; Vote disallowed; 271. 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 606. R. a. 617.———For Leave 
to bring in a Bill for extending the time for completing the said 
Railway; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills; xcu. 39. Not reported. 


London &gt;—Railvays between London and other Places, must be 
sought for under the name of the Place to which they respectively 
run. 


Long Eaton and Nether Birchwood Railway : 
131. For making a Railway commencing by a Junction with 
the Main Line of the Midland Counties Railway, near the North 





Side of the Cranfield Cut, in the Township of Long Eaton, and 
terminating in the Township of Nether Birchwood, both in the 
County of Derby, with several Branches therefrom ; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 62. 
Order for referring same to Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills discharged, 102. Petition complaining of Non- 
compliance with the Standing Orders; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; 88. 95. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Long Eaton and Tupton: 

132. For making a Railway commencing by a Junction with 
the Main Line of the Midland Counties Railway, at the North 
Bank of the Cranfleet Cut, in the Township of Long Eaton, and 
terminating by a Junction with the North Midland Railway, at 

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Long Eaton and Tupton—continued. 

the Road leading from North Wingfield to Tupton, and several 
Branches therefrom ; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions 
for Private Bills ; xcr. 62. Petition again read; Order for re- 
ferring the same to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills discharged, 99. Petition complaining of Non-compliance 
with the Standing Orders; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills, 88.95. Not proceeded in. 


Long Eaton and Tupton, and Long Eaton and Nether 
Birchwood : 

133." Petition of the North Midland Railway Company, 
alleging the applications to be for the same purposes as the appli- 
cation for the Midland Counties Railway, in which case the 
Standing Orders have been reported not to have been complied 
with, and praying that the Parties may not be allowed to proceed 
upon either of their Petitions; xci1. 80. See infra, 146. 


Longridge :—See infra, 164. 


Lothian, West: 

134. For making a Railway from the Edinburgh and Union 
Ship Canal to Whitburn; Referred, txxx. 62. Report referred 
to Standing Order Committee, 200. Report; Parties to proceed ; 
224, Bill ordered, 230. Presented, 230. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 577. R. a. 586. 


Loughborough :—See infra, 186. 


Manchester :—See supra, 126; infra, 135-143. 173. 180, 193. 
197. 


Manchester and Birmingham: 

135. For making a Railway from Manchester, to join the 
Grand Junction Railway in the Parish of Chebsey (Stafford), to 
be called “The Manchester and Birmingham Railway,” with 
certain Branches therefrom ; xc11. 391. Report to be printed, 392. 
418. King’s Consent signified; Bill passed; 422. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 536. R. a. 569. 


Manchester and Bolton-le-Moors : 

136. Petition for Bili; Referred to Standing Order Committee; 
Lxxx. 12. Petition respecting Standing Orders, 52. Order for 
referring Petition for Bill to Standing Order Committee dis- 
charged; Petition referred to a Committee; 75. Petition re- 
specting Standing Orders referred to Standing Order Committee, 
109. Petition for Bill reported; Report referred to Standing 
Order Committee; 115. Report, that the Standing Orders ought 
not to be dispensed with, 148. 


Manchester, Bolton and Bury : 

137. To enable the Proprietors of the Canal Navigation from 
Manchester to Bolton and Bury, to make a Railway upon the 
Line of the Navigation; Referred, txxxvi. 249. Bill ordered, 
260. Presented, 275. Petitions against, 332. 358. 364. 413. 417. 
Bill re-committed, 481. Not proceeded in, Again referred ; 
Lxxxvi. 547. Bill ordered, 556. Presented, 560. The King’s 
Consent signified, 659. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 760. 
r.A.777. See Navigations, 59. 





Manchester and Cheshire: 

138. From Manchester, to unite with the Grand Junction 
Railway, at or near Crewe Hall; Referred; Members added ; 
xc. 33. Bill ordered, 39. Presented, 43. Petitions complain- 
ing that the Standing Orders have not been complied with ; 
Referred to the revived Committee on the Petition for the Bill, 
73, 74. 81. 239. Petitions in favour, 81. 90. 102. 106. 128. 138. 
143. 260. 303. 322. 327.473. Petitions against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered; 90. 107. 122. 133. 187. 143, 147. 150, 151. 158. 
260. 269. 282. 322. 475. Petitions against the Line projected by 
the South Union Railway Company; Counsel ordered; 274. 
Committee on Petition for Bill revived, 74. Report from revived 
Committee, 101. Committee on Bill nominated ; Members added ; 
113. Motion for adding other Members; Motion withdrawn; 144. 
Evidence to be printed at the expense of the Parties, 216. Power 
to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 397. 
Passed, 478. Not returned from the Lords. 


Manchester and Leeds ; 

139. From Manchester to Sowerby Bridge; Referred; txxxv1. 
320. Bill ordered, 329. Presented, 338. Petitions against, 
358. 364. 400. 434. 441. 453. 498. Petition in favour, 364. Bill 
committed, 364. Not proceeded in.———Again referred ; uxxxvt. 


GEN. INDEX. 


LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 





Manchester and Leeds—continued. 


529. Billordered,546. Presented, 559. Petitions in favour, 580. 
588. 590. 599.631. Petitions against, 599. 606.624. Bill reported, 
659. Not proceededin. Petition of Subscribers against certain 
Votes of the Committee on the Bill, and for a Committee of Ap- 
peal, 666, p. Consideration deferred, 672. Petition considered ; 
Referred to Committee of Appeal; Day appointed for Ballot; 682. 
Minutes of Evidence taken before Committee on the Bill, to be 
printed at the expense of the Parties, 685. Order for Ballot read; 
Entry in the Journal of presenting Petition for Committee read ; 
Resolution of the House of 15th Feb. 1827, read; Bond entered 
into by the Parties read; Order for Ballot discharged, Bond not 
having been entered into within Two Days after Petition pre- 
sented ; 693. Petition explaining reasons why Bond not entered 
within Two Days, and for appointment of Committee of Appeal ; 
Motion for bringing up Petition; Motion and Petition withdrawn; 
707.——From Manchester to Leeds; Referred; Members 
added; xcr. 52. Bill ordered, 56. Presented, 73. Committee 
on Petition for Bill revived; Bill committed; 101. Petitions 
complaining that the Standing Orders have not been complied 
with; Referred to the revived Committee on the Petition for 
the Bill; 67. 72, 73. 78. 80. 85. 88. 90. 97. 101. 107. 111. Pe- 
titions against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 118. 129. 133. 
265. 270. 282. 305. 309. 325. Petitions in favour, 266. 269. 287. 
308. 316. 321. 375. Report from revived Committee, 128. Com- 
mittee on Bill nominated; Members added; 128. Power to 
Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 277. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 533. R. a. 617.———For varying the 
Line of the Railway, and for amending and enlarging the Powers 
of the Act relating thereto; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills; xcu.21. Billi ordered, 38. Pre- 
sented, 43. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
95. 98, 99. 102. 112. 121. 130. 137. 144. 161. 165. 170. 177. 187. 
Petitions in favour, 177. ,Leave to Committee to sit on a cer- 
tain Day during the sitting of the House, 181. Report to 
be printed, 192. 223. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 308. 
R. A. 336. 


Manchester and Liverpool :—See supra, 126. 


Maachester and Oldham : 


140. Referred; txxx1.51. Bill ordered, 79. Presented, 83. 
Petition against, 154. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 319. 
377. 


R. A. 


Manchester and Preston : 


141. For making and maintaining; Referred, txxxvi. 225. 
Bill ordered, 236. Presented, 242. Petition for fresh Notices to 
be given by the Promoters of the Bill, 272. Committee on Bill 
revived; Petition referred; 275. Petitions for withdrawal of 
Names from Subscription List; Referred to revived Committee ; 
284. 337. Petition against Bill, 358. Not proceeded in. 


Manchester and Sheffield :—See infra, 173. 
Manchester and Sowerby Bridge :—See supra, 139. 


Manchester and Stafford : 


142. For making a Railway from Manchester to join the 
Grand Junction Railway, in the Parish of Castle Church (Staf- 
ford), to be called “The Manchester, Cheshire and Staffordshire 
Railway,” with certain Branches therefrom ; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 29. Report re- 
ferred to the Standing Order Committee, 70. Report; Parties 
to proceed; 76. Billordered,77. Presented, 81. Petitions com- 
plaining of Non-compliance with the Standing Orders; Referred 
to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; 44. 56. 
Petitions in favour of the application, 38. 48. 67. 72. 80. Peti- 
tions against the application; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 44. 80. 
205.252. Petitions in favour of Bill, 86. 100. 118. 120, 121. 133. 
137. 167. 182. 198. 231. 236. 239. 246. 252. 258. 261. 271.336. Pe- 
titions against Bill; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 99. 105. 120. 
181. 211. 219. 232. 236. 240. 247. 261. 269. 285. 300. 305. 310. 
334. Members added to the Committee, 120. Power to Committee 
to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 225. Leave to print 
the Minutes of Evidence at the expense of the Parties, 299. In- 
struction to Committee to alter and make the Bill and the Man- 
chester and Tamworth Railway Bill into one Bill, 359. Leave to 
sit on a certain Day during the sitting of the House, 386. Report, 
That the Committee had made the said Bills into one Bill, 391. 
See supra, 135; infra, 143. 


Manchester and Stockport :—See infra, 181. 


Manchester 
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II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Railways, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Manchester and Tamworth : 

143. For making a Railway from Manchester to the Birming- 
ham and Derby Junction Railway, at or near Tamworth, with 
Branches, to be called “The Manchester South Union Railway ;” 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills ; 
xc. 24. Petition complaining of Non-compliance with the 
Standing Orders; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions 
for Private Bills, 39. Bill ordered, 45. Presented, 48. Com- 
mittee nominated, 94. Members added, 166. Power to Com- 
mittee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 241. Leave to 
print the Minutes of Evidence at the Expense of the Parties, 299. 
Instruction to Committee to alter and make the Bill, and the Man- 
chester and Stafford Railway Bill, into one Bill, 359. Report, 
That the Committee had made the said Bills into one Bill, 391. 
(See supra, 142.) Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered, 80. 82. 103. 105, 118. 121. 140. 181. 205. 209, 210. 232. 
235, 236. 240, 241. 258. 267. 310. Petitions in favour, 67. 79. 
89. 99. 103. 111. 142. 165. 181. 210, 235. 241. 253. 256. 260. 271. 
Petition for insertion of Clauses compelling the Company to 
maintain an efficient Police Force, 161. See infra, 187. 


Market Harborough :—See supra, 58. 
Market Rasen :—See Navigations, 16. 


Maryport and Carlisle : 

144. Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills, xcu. 62. Billordered, 130. Presented, 170. Petitions in 
favour, 236. 269.288. Report tobe printed, 289. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 595. R. a. 623. 


Melksham :—See supra, 64. 
Melrose :—See supra, 112. 


Merrington and Castle Eden :—See supra, 47. 
Merthyr Tydfil and Cardiff : 


145. For making; Referred, xcr. 43. Bill ordered, 51. 
Presented, 59. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered, 85. 152. 259. 264. 287. 343. Petitions in favour, 93. 280. 
Committee nominated, 102. Power to Committee to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records, 151. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 519. R. a. 535.—&lt;——For enabling the Taff Vale Railway 
Company to alter the Line of Railway, and the Act relating 
thereto; and to make additional Branches; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 24. Bill ordered, 
45. Presented, 47. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 121. 132. 139. Power to Committee to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records, 144. Report to be printed, 191. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 546. rR. a. 569. 


Midland Counties : 

146. For making, from Rugby Warwick, to Long Eaton 
Derby, by means of a Junction with the London and Birmingham 
Railway; Referred; Members added; xcr. 19. Bill ordered, 22. 
Presented, 27. . Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 
106, 112. 121. 125. 131. 187. 148. 153. 157. 189. 196. 209. 229. 
248. 252. 268. 305. 308. 318. 321. 323. 828. 394. 401. 409. Peti- 
tions in favour, 125. 131. 137. 147. 195. 222. 308. 318. Peti- 
tion from Lutterworth, praying that the Line of the Railway may 
pass through Market Harborough, 203. Referred to the Com- 
mittee on the Bill, 328. Petition from Broughton Astley and 
other Places, against the Market Harborough Line, 314. Re- 
ferred to the Committee on the Bill, 328. Petition of Shareholders 
and Members of the Committee of Management of the South 
Midland Counties Railway Company, complaining of the Pro- 
ceedings of the Committee on the Bill, 317. Petition of Owners 
and Occupiers of Land, situate between Blisworth and Leicester, 
praying to be heard against the Allegations of a former Petition 
in support of a Line of Railway from Leicester to Blisworth; 
Referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered; 328. 
Order for referring Petition to the Committee discharged, 346. 
Committee nominated ; Members added; 97. Motion for adding 
Members, withdrawn, 125. Report to be printed, 285. Bill re- 
committed, 318, Instruction to insert a Clause, prohibiting the 
Railway Company from raising the Levels on the Pinxton Branch 
above those shown in their Section delineated in the Plan deposited 
in the Private Bill Office, and for laying more than a single Line 
of Railway on that Branch ; Instruction to the Committee to limit 
their future inquiries to the comparative merits of the Line 
intended by the Midland Counties Railway Company, and the 
contemplated Northampton Lines; 323. Power to Committee to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records, 327. House informed that 
Thomas Linthwaite, John Green and James Ruffies, having been 
duly summoned, by an Order, signed by the Chairman of the Com- 


Midland Counties—continued. 


mittee, to attend to give Evidence before the Committee, had 
disobeyed such Order, and had not appeared in pursuance thereof ; 
Linthwaite, Green and Ruffles ordered to attend the House on 
a certain Day; 338. House informed that the said Persons had 
attended the Committee ; Order for their attendance on the House 
discharged; 352. Leave to print the Evidence taken before the 
Committee, 366. Report to be printed, 394. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 514. R. a. 535.———For altering, amending 
and enlarging the Powers of Act, and for making and maintaining 
several Branch Railways; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 27. Report referred to the 
Standing Order Committee, 47. Report, That the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 62. Petitions com- 
plaining of Non-compliance with the Standing Orders; Referred 
to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, 40. 43. 
Petition infavour of the Application, 82. See supra, 119.131-133, 
&amp;e.; infra, 206. 


Milton :—See supra, 102. 
Minories :—See supra, 22, 23. 58. 


Moelwyn to Port Madoc : 
147. Referred ; txxx1. 55. 
Petition against, 248. 


Bill ordered, 79. 
Voices, 248. 


Presented, 98. 
Not proceeded in. 


Mold :—See supra, 88. 
Monckton, West :—See supra, 117. 


Monkland and Falkirk : 
148. For making, from the Monkland and Kirkintilloch Rail- 
way to the Edinburgh and Glasgow Union Canal; Referred, xcr. 
61. Bill ordered, 70. Not proceeded in. 


Monkland and Kirkintilloch : 

149. Referred; rxx1x.46. Bill ordered, 52. Presented, 120. 
Petitions in favour, 153. 161. rR. a. 370.———For making two 
Branch Railways therefrom; Referred, txxxvi1. 107. Leave 
given to present Bill, 208. Bill ordered, 247. Presented, 257. 
Petitions against, 368. Petitions in favour, 386. Time enlarged 
for Report, 411. nr. a. 599. See supra, 91, 92. 


Monkwearmouth :—See supra, 93; infra, 175. 
Moorsley :—See supra, 77. 
Morcton-in-the-Marsh :—See infra, 184. 
Moreton Valence :—See supra, 41. 
Mullingar :—See supra, 70. 


Nantlle: 


150. To enable the Company of Proprietors to raise a further 
Sum; Referred, rxxxu. 30. Bill ordered, 46. Presented, 48. 
R. A. 338.———For extending the Time for completing the said 
Railway ; Referred, rxxxu1. 33. Bill ordered, 153. Presented, 
167. R.A. 375. 


Nether Birchwood and Long Eaton :—See supra, 131-133. 


Newcastle and Carlisle : 
151. Referred; txxxiv. 39. 


Report referred to Standing 
Order Committee, 75. 


Report; Parties to proceed; 80. Bill 
ordered, 80. Presented, 84. Petitions in favour, 107. 113. 119. 
139. 150. Petitions against, 107. 147. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 309. R. A. 328.—&lt;—For leave to present a Petition 
for a Bill to accelerate the raising of a certain Sum for the more 
speedy prosecution of the Undertaking; Referred, txxxvu. 183. 
Reported; Leave given; Petition presented, and referred ; 220. 
Bill ordered, 264. Presented, 270. Rr. a. 430.———For making 
a Branch therefrom, and for amending former Acts; Referred, 
xc. 104. Bill ordered, 178. Presented, 195. 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 232. 
to, 338. R.A, 346. 


Neweastle and North Shields : 


152. For making and maintaining a Railway or Tramroad 
from Newcastle-upon-Tyne to North Shields, and for making 
Docks and Quays within the said Town of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; 
Referred, xxxx1x. 59, Not proceeded in. Petition against the 
Application for the Bill; 75.———For making ; Referred, xct. 50. 
Bill ordered, 71. Presented, 89. Petitions against, referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 78. 147. 201. 208. 230. 272. 282. 293, 329. 
Petition in favour, 275. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
R, a. 535. 


Petition against, 
Lords’ Amendments agreed 


375. 


516. 


Newhaven :—See supra, 32. 37. 83. 





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Newton :—See supra, 101; infra, 193. 


Newtyle and Cupar Angus : 


II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Railways, and Proce 
Newport Dock Railway :—See Docks, §c., 86. Passage :— 3 | dupra, 56. 

Peak Forest Canal :—see supra, 59. 
Pickering :—See infra, 196. 


gs thereon—continued. 


153. For making, from the Dundee and Newtyle Railway to Plymouth and Dartmoor : 


Cupar Angus; Referred, xc. 98. Bill ordered, 132. Presented, 
169. Time enlarged for Report, 356. kr. a. 474. 


Newtyle and Dundee :—See supra, 74; infra, 154. 


Newtyle and Glammis : 

154. For making, from Dundee and Newtyle Railway to 
Market Muir of Glammis, Forfar ; Referred, xc. 98. Bill ordered, 
132. Presented, 223. Time enlarged for Report, 356. Bill re- 
committed ; Leave to Committee to sit and proceed forthwith, and 
to report on or before a certain Day, 406. R. a. 500. 


Northesk :—See supra, 79. 

North of England :—see supra, 24. 47. 

North Midland :—See supra, 119, 120. 131, &amp;c.; infra, 206. 
North Shields :—See supra, 152. 

North Union :—See infra, 165. 

Northampton :—See supra, 58. 

North Western :—See Navigations, 69. 

North Wilts Canal :—See supra, 50. 


Northern, Great : 

155. For making, from Gouldstone Street, Whitechapel, to 
Holdgate, or Holegate (York); Referred ; Members added ; xct. 
63. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 211. Reso- 
lution reported, That the Parties be permitted to proceed with their 
Bill, and that a Map or Plan of the entire Line of Railway be 
deposited with the Clerks of the Peace of the respective Counties 
through which the Railway is to pass, &amp;c.; Resolution agreed to ; 
218. Report from Standing Order Committee; Bill ordered; 
219. Presented, 220. Petitions against the Application, 103. 
203. Petitions in favour of the Application, 140. 203.217. Pe- 
titions against the Bill, 122. 243. 248. 292. Petitions in favour of 
the Bill, 292. Petition of Owners and Occupiers of Lands 
affected by the proposed Railway designated Gibb’s Line, com- 
plaining that the Standing Orders have not been complied with, 
254. Motion, That the Committee on the Petition for the Bill 
be revived; Motion withdrawn; 260. Second Reading of Bill 
put off for Six Months, 292. 


Norton :—See infra, 193. 


Northfleet and Dover : 
156. For making; Referred, xcr. 59. Not proceeded in. 


Norwich and London : 
157. From High Street, Shoreditch, to Norwich and Great 
Yarmouth; Referred, and Members added, xcr. 62. Bill ordered, 
102. Presented, 129. Petitions in favour, 222. 252. 280. 339. 
Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 132. 239. 252. 269. 
279, 280. 287. 292. 299. 308. 345. 375. Committee nominated, 
272. Members added, 279. Leave given to print the Evidence 
taken before the Committee, 336. King’s Consent signified, 418. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 563. R. a. 617.———For alter- 
ing and amending Act, and for altering and varying the Line ; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, 
xcu. 62. Not reported. 


Oldham :—See supra, 140. 


Ouse :—See supra, 120. 


Oxford and Great Western : 
158. For making a Railway from Oxford to join the Great 
Western Railway near Didcot, with a Branch therefrom to 
Abingdon, to be called “ The Oxford and Great Western Union 
Railway ;” Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills; xcu. 19. Bill ordered, 39. Presented, 43. Pe- 
titions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 58. 76. 102. 121. 137. 
160. 222. 226. Petitions in favour, 161. 166. Power to Com- 
mittee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 167. Report to 
be printed, 206. Passed, 225. Not returned from the Lords. 
Paisley : 
159. For making, betwixt the Town of Paisley and the River 
Clyde, at Renfrew Ferry; Referred, xc. 80. Bill ordered, 128. 


Presented, 184. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 
257. 281.204. R. a. 474. See supra, 96. 99. 


160. For making a Railway from Crabtree to the Plymouth 
and Dartmoor Railway ; Referred, txxv. 202. Bill ordered, 211. 
Presented, 217. R.A. 423.———-—For Leave to present a Petition 
for a Bill to authotize that Company to vary the Line; Referred, 
Lxxvi. 277. Reported; Leave given; 283. Petition presented, 
and referred, 303. Reported, 305. Leave granted for Notices ; 
Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 311. Bill pre- 
sented, 316. Petitions against; Referred, 410. Voices given, 426. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 476. R. a. 493. To enable 
the Company of Proprietors to raise a further Sum for the Dis- 
charge of their Debt; Referred, txxx1. 61. Report referred to 
the Standing Order Committee, 80. Report; Parties to proceed, 
and to give Notices, &amp;c., 95. Bill ordered, 99. Presented, 158. 
Not proceeded in,———Again referred; uxxxu. 226. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


Point Quay :—See infra, 168. 





Polloe and Govan : ; 

161. For making and maintaining a Railway from Polloc and 
Govan to the River Clyde, at the Harbour of Broomielaw; Re- 
ferred, Lxxxv. 64. Reported, 102. Bill ordered, 103. Petition 
for further Time for presenting the Bill; Time enlarged; 151. 
Bill presented, 163. Petitions against, 236. 242. 274. 281. 345. 
rR. A. 500.———To amend Act; Referred, txxxvi. 179. Bill 
ordered, 191. Presented, 201. Petition complaining of Non- 
compliance with the Standing Orders; Committee on Petition for 
Bill revived; Petition referred ; 242. Report referred to Stand- 
ing Order Committee, 266. Report, That Standing Orders ought 
not to be dispensed with, 288. Order for Second Reading dis- 
charged; Bill withdrawn; 303. Again referred; Lxxxvi. 
313. Bill ordered, 338. Presented, 341. Petitions against, 462. 
504. Bill committed, 410. Not proceeded in.———Again re- 
ferred; txxxvi. 545. Bill ordered, 570. Presented, 579. Peti- 
tions against, 631. R. 4. 777.———For continuing and amending 
Act 11 Geo. 1V.; Referred, xc1. 57. Bill ordered,77. Petition 
against the Application, 274. Not proceeded in——~To con- 
tinue for certain purposes the Powers of Acts, and to provide 
means of shipping and unshipping Commodities conveyed by 
Railways to and from the Harbour of Glasgow; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xc. 60. Bill 
ordered, 193. Presented,193. Petition against ; Referred to the 
Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered; 241. Report to be 
printed, 422. Report further considered; Amendments agreed 
to; further Proceeding adjourned; 469. Further Proceeding 
resumed, 476. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 631. R. a. 662. 





Poplar :—See supra, 22, 23. 
Porthcawl :—See supra, 71. 
Portland Island : 


162. For making and maintaining a Railway in the Parish of 
St. George in that Island; Referred, xxx. 37. Bill ordered, 148. 
Presented, 167. Rr. a. 518. 


Port Madoc :—See supra, 86. 147. 


Portsmouth Junction : 

163. For making a Railway from Portsmouth to join the Lon- 
don and Southampton Railway, in or near the Parishes of North 
and South Stoneham; Referred to the Select Committee on Pe- 
titions for Private Bills, xcu. 42. Billordered,83. Presented, 
88. Pefitions in favour, 131. Petitions against, 112. 122. 131. 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 131. 


Preston and Bolton :—See supra, 27. 
Preston and Lancaster :—See supra, 118. 


Preston and Longridge: 

164. For making; Referred, xcr. 52. Billordered, 98. Pre- 
sented, 114. Petition in favour, 272. Petitions againsty Re- 
ferred ; Counsel ordered ; 286. 355. Petition of the Corpot, ‘on 
of Preston for Leave to withdraw their Opposition to the Bill, 362. 
Committee nominated, 269. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 61%. 
Rn. A. €65. 


Preston and Manchester :—See supra, 141. 
Preston and Wigan : 


165. For making; Referred, txxxvi. 208. Bill ordered, 220. 
Presented, 224. Petition complaining of Non-compliance with 





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Standing 





992 





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II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Railways, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Preston and Wigan—continued. 

Standing Orders; Committee on Petition for Bill revived; Pe- 
tition referred; 259. Reported, 337. Petitions against, 300. 330. 
Petitions in favour, 319. 328. Bill read 3°; Clause added; 
further Proceeding adjourned, 414. Further adjourned, 417. 
Resumed, and Bill passed, 428. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
515. R. A. 517.———To incorporate the Wigan Branch and 
the Preston and Wigan Railway, to enlarge Powers of Act, 
and for other purposes; Referred, txxxrm 15. Bill ordered, 
25. Presented, 32. Petitions in favour, 79. 93. 97. 113. Pe- 
titions against, 93. 106. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 209. 
R.A. 321. 


Preston and Wyre Railway and Harbour: 

166. For making; Referred, xc.79. Billordered,144. Pre- 
sented, 177. Petitions in favour, 265. 323. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 405. R. a.418.———To alter the Line, and to amend 
the Act relating thereto; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 43. Report referred to the Standing 
Order Committee, 76. Report ; Parties to proceed on depositing 
an Estimate, &amp;c.; 81. Bill ordered, 82. Presented, 93. Mem- 
bers added to the Committee, 138. Report to be printed, 190. 
Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 305. 309. R. A. 337. See supra, 
141; infra, 192. 


Purton Pill: 
167. For making and maintaining; txxxvu. 19. Referred, 
20. Bill ordered, 31. Presented, 37. Petitions in favour, 52. 
54. 58. 62. 69. 89. 113. 119. 153. 184. 210. Petitions against, 210. 
Motion for reading the Bill a Second Time; Amendment pro- 
posed and made; Main Question, as amended, agreed to; Second 
Reading put off for Six Months; 210. 


Pwll Cawl :—See supra, 29. 71. 


Redruth : 

168. For making a Railway from thence to Point Quay in 
the Parish of Feock ; Referred, .xx1x. 68. Reported, 109. Re- 
port read; Leave granted to deposit Duplicates of Sections; Com- 
mittee to report thereupon; Bill ordered; 114. Presented, 189. 
Petition against, 355. Rr. a. 502. 

Renfrew Ferry :&gt;—See supra, 159. 
Rochdale :—See supra, 125. 
Rodway Hill :—See supra, 6. 
Romford :—See infra, 189. 
Rosebank :—See supra, 98. 
Rotherham :-—See infra, 174. 
Rotherhithe :—See supra, 60. 
Rugby :—See supra, 146 ; infra, 187. 


Rumney Iron Works, to Sirhowy Railway : 
169. Referred; txxx. 6. Bill ordered, 15. Presented, 20. 
Petitions against, 178. 191. Petitions in favour, 329. 347. R. a. 
441. 


Runcorn Gap :—See supra, 107. 


Rutherglen : 

170. For making; Referred, txxxvi. 242. Bill ordered, 248. 
Presented, 315. Reported, 496. Not proceeded in.—— Again 
Referred, txxxvi. 565. Bill ordered, 580. Presented, 588. 
R. A. 717. 


Saundersfoot Railway and Harbour: 
171. For making a Railway from Thomas Chapel Mountain 
to Saundersfoot, with two Branches therefrom, and making a 
Harbour at Saundersfoot; Referred, txxxiv. 64. Bill ordered, 
123. Presented, 138. kr. a. 355. 


Selby :—See supra, 116. 120. 


Severn and Wye Railway and Canal : 
172. To amend Acts; Referred, uxxvu. 37. Reported, 52. 
Report read; Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered; Com- 


mittee to report on Notices; 63, Bill presented, 115. k. a. 367. 
See infra, 185. 


Sheffield and Manchester : 


173. For making; Referred, txxxvi. 292. _ Bill ordered, 320. 
Presented, 339. Committed, 364. Petitions in favour, 365. 434. 
Petitions against, 387. 418. 422. 428. 435.481. Not proceeded in. 

Another Petition; Referred, txxxvi. 529. Bill ordered, 


546. Presented, 559. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 752. 








Sheffield and Manchester—continued. 
R. A. 777. Another Petition; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 39. Bill ordered, 71. 
Presented, 79. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 
99. 152. 161. 167. Members added to the Committee, 142. 
Report to be printed, 192. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 296. 
R. A. 336. 


Sheffield and Rotherham : 

174. For making the same; Referred, xc. 123. Bill ordered, 
133. Presented, 150. Petitions complaining that Standing 
Orders have not been complied with, 178. 182. Petitions against, 
referred; Counsel ordered; 184. 226. 231. 241. 246. Peti- 
tions in favour, 184. 246. Power to Committee to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records, 247. Leave to Committee to 
sit on a certain Day, notwithstanding the Adjournment of the 
House, 258. Bill passed, 371. Not returned from the Lords. 

Another Petition; Referred, xc1. 20. Bill ordered, 22. 
Presented, 27. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 
139. Petitions in favour, 195. 203. Committee nominated, 97. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 542. ° R. a. 617. 


Shell Haven :—See infra, 189. 


Shields, South, and Monkwearmouth : 

175. For making the same; Referred, txxxvi. 62. Bill or- 
dered, 66. Presented, 69. Petitions against, 112. 150. 167. 169. 
Petitions in favour, 89. 102. 125. Motion for reading the Bill a 
Second Time ; Amendment proposed, but not made; Main Ques- 
tion agreed to; 102. Bill reported, 202. Report to lie on the 
Table, 203. Not proceeded in. Petition of the Reverend 
Robert Green, against the decision of the Committee on the Bill, 
and praying for a Committee of Appeal, xxxvu. 211, Pp. Motion 
for referring Petition to a Select Committee of Appeal; Negatived; 
220. See supra, 93. 


Shipston-upon-Stour : —See infra, 184. 


Shoreham :— See supra, 30. 32. 34. 


Sim Pasture Farm :—See supra, 53. 
Sirhowy :— See supra, 169. 


Slamannan: 


176. For making, from the Lands at Stanrig, or Wester Ar- 
buckle (Lanark), to the Union Canal (Stirling) ; Referred, xc. 119. 
Bill ordered, 132. Presented, 220. wR. a. 418. To alter, 
amend and enlarge the Powers of Act 6 Will. IV., and for making 
and maintaining a Branch to Bathgate, in the County of Linlith- 
gow; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills; xcu.60. Bill ordered, 166. Presented, 182. Petitions 
against, 226. Report to be printed, 282. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 567. R. a. 582. 


Southampton : 

177. From London to Southampton; Referred, txxxrx. 43. 
Bill ordered, 49. Presented, 55. Petitions against, 79. 85. 
119. 124. 127. 129. 133. 136. 142. 155. 186. Petitions in favour, 
185. 192, 193. 199. 205. 214. 274. 282. Power to Committee to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records, 130. Member added, 
135. RB. A. 525. For altering the Line, and amending Act 
for making the same; Referred to the Select Committee on Peti- 
tions for Private Bills; xc11. 48. Bill ordered, 83. Presented, 
88. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 151. 176. 
Members added to the Committee, 131. Report to be printed, 
211. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, with an Amendment, 531. 
Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 550. R. a. 569. See 
supra, 34. 117. 163. 


South Durham :—See supra, 75. 
South Eastern :—See supra, 5. 37. 65. 
South Shields :—See supra, 175. 
Southwark :—See supra, 60. 


Southwark and Hammersmith : 

178. For making and maintaining a Railway from the South 
End of Southwark Bridge, to join other Railways at or near the 
South and West Parts of the Metropolis; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xc.21. Bill ordered, 
42. Presented,47. Petitions in favour, 82. 103. Petitions 
against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 86. 98. 105, 112. 123. 
137. 143. 150. 167. 176. 199, 200. Time enlarged for Committee 


to report, 435. Further enlarged, 502. Not reported. 
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Southwark and Hammersmith—continued. 

Petitions relative to the Bill:—Petition of Richard Lill, 
complaining of fictitious Signatures to the Contract Deed, 176, p. 
Referred to the Select Committee on the Deptford and 
Dover Railway Subscription List, 194. Another Petition of 
Richard Lill, for permission to withdraw his former Petition, 
198, p. Referred to the above Select Committee, 261. Petitions 
for inquiring into the Allegations of the above Petition of 
Richard Lill; From, Bircham, Francis Thomas, and Clement 
Francis; Referred to the Select Committee on the Deptford 
and Dover Railway Subscription List, 219. Chamberlain, 
William Robinson, and another, 190. Referred, 194. Dandridge, 
Joseph, 190. Directors of the Company, 180, Pr. Directors of 
the Company, 190. London and Southampton Railway Com- 
pany; Referred, 219. Petitions complaining of an alteration 
having been made in the Title and Object of the Bill; From, 
the Churchwardens, Overseers and Board for the Repair of the 
Highways in Christchurch, Surrey, 190. Owners and Occu- 
piers of Property in Christchurch, Surrey; 210, p. Henry 
Luard, 231. The two last-mentioned Petitions referred to the 
Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, to examine the 
matter thereof, and to report their Observations thereupon to the 
House, 232. The first-mentioned Petition referred, 235. Report, 
246. To be printed, 247. The above Petition of Henry Luard, 
referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered; 302. 
Petition of Directors of the Company, complaining of vexatious 
opposition to the Bill, &amp;c., 221. Petition of Charles John 
Blunt, complaining of misapplication of the Funds of the Com- 
pany, 328, p. Referred to the Select Committee on the Dept- 
ford and Dover Railway Subscription List, 335. Petition of 
the Chairman of a Meeting of Directors of the Company, stating 
that, from various causes, the Directors are unable effectually 
to proceed with the Bill, and praying that they may be allowed 
to do so in the ensuing Parliament, without being subject to 
the repetition of the heavy Expenses which would be occasioned 
by again complying with the Standing Orders of the House; 
587,P. Petitions praying that the Directors of the Company 
may not have the Relief they ask in the last preceding Petition ; 
From, Agents for the Opponents of the Bill; Charles Fasset 
Burnett, and others ; 600. 


Sowerby Bridge :—See supra, 139. 
Stafford :—sSee supra, 101. 142. 


Stirling : 

179. For making a Railway from Stirling to Lock No, 16 on 
the Forth and Clyde Navigation, with a Branch to Alloa and 
Kersie Ferry ; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills, xcu. 60. Not reported. See supra, 176. 


Stockport Junction : 

180. For making and maintaining a Railway from Manchester 
through Stockport to Fernilee, and a Branch therefrom ; Referred, 
Lxxxv. 76. Petition against Application for Bill, 110. Bill 
ordered, 138. Presented, 147. Petition complaining that the 
Standing Orders had not been complied with, 168. Referred to a 
Committee, 169. Reported; Report referred to the Standing 
Order Committee, 198. Report, That in the case of the Petition 
respecting the Standing Orders, the Standing Orders in regard to 
the said Bill ought not to be dispensed with, 218. 


Stockport and Manchester : 
181. For making; Referred, xc1. 43. Bill ordered, 49. 
Presented, 57. Petitions against; Referred ; Counsel ordered; 98. 
148. 191. 261. Petitions in favour, 107. 126. 154.271. Com- 
mittee nominated, 113. Members added, 114. Not proceeded in. 


Stockton and Darlington : 
182. For making a Railway from Stockton to Whitton Park 
Colliery; Referred, txxvi. 59. Bill ordered, 78. Order of 
Leave for Bill discharged; Another Bill ordered ; Presented; 92. 
Petitions against, 218, Rr. a. 281.———For repairing and im- 
proving; Referred, txxvm. 39. Bill ordered, 171. Presented, 
78. Petition against; Referred, 137. Voices given, 229. R.A. 
334. To authorize the Company to relinquish one of their 
Tram Railways, and to make another; Referred, .txx1x. 17. 
Bill ordered, 28. Presented, 32. Petitions against, 89. Lords’ 
Amendment agreed to, 299. Rk. a. 370.———To enable the Com- 
pany of Proprietors to make certain Branches therefrom, and to 
amend and enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred, uxxxiu.13. Bill 
ordered,41. Presented, 68. Petitions against, 90. 141.180. 209. 
R. A. 375.————To explain and amend above Act; Referred, txxxv. 
79. Bill ordered, 132. Presented, 147. Not proceeded in. 
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II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Railways, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Stonebridge : 

183. For making, from Hampton in Arden (Warwick) to 
Nether Whitacre Heath; Referred, xc1. 20. Bill ordered, 32, 
Presented, 39. Petitions in favour, 90. Committee nominated ; 
Members added; Instruction to consolidate the Bill and the Bir- 
mingham and Derby Railway Bill into one Bill, 102. Order for 
referring Bill to the Warwick List discharged ; Bill committed to 
the Committee on the Birmingham and Derby Railway ; 107, 

See supra, 17. + 


Stoneham :—See supra, 163. 


Stratford-upon-Avon to Moreton-in-Marsh : 

184, Referred; uxxvi. 57. Bill ordered, 107. Presented, 
135. Petitions against, 166. 249. 336. Voices given, 207. R. a. 
384.————To amend the above Act; Referred, txxx. 89. Bill 
ordered, 204. Presented, 231. Petition against, 335. nr. a. 586, 
———tTo enable the Company to make a new Branch of Railway 
to Shipston-upon-Stour; Referred, txxxviu. 98. Bill ordered, 
128. Presented, 137. nr. a.470. 


Stroud and Severn : 

185. From Framiload Passage to Dudbridge; Referred, txxx. 
85. Billordered, 118. Order for Bill discharged ; Another Bill 
ordered; 214. Presented, 215. Petitions against, 262. 270. 
324. 330. 347. Petitions in favour, 346. Second Reading of 
Bill put off for Six Months, 348, 


Sunderland and Durham :—See supra, 78. 104. 


Sunderland Bridge :—See infra, 188. Docks, 115. 


Swannington and Loughborough : 

186. For altering and amending Powers of Acts; Referred, 
ixxxix. 45. Bill ordered, 58. Presented,61. Petitions against, 
205. 214. 219. 223. Petitions in favour, 218. Power to Com- 
mittee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 152, 

See supra, 121. 


Taff Vale :—See supra, 145. 


Tamworth and Manchester :—See supra, 143. 


Tamworth and Rugby : 

187. To alter and extend Line, and toamend Act; Referred to 

the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcu.24. Peti- 
tions complaining of Non-compliance with the Standing Orders; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, 
33. 37. 45. 50. Report from Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills referred to the Standing Order Committee, 69. Report, 
That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 
76. Petition for revision of the Decision of Committee on Stand- 
ing Orders, and praying to be allowed to proceed with the Bill, 
93. To be printed; Day appointed for taking it into considera- 
tion; 94. Report on Petition for Bill; To be printed, 100. Peti- 
tion for revision of Decision of Standing Orders Committee, and 
for leave to proceed with the Bill; Considered, 111. Petition of 
Sir George Chetwynd, Baronet, praying the House to give its 
support to the Decision of the Select Committee on Standing 
Orders, and not to allow the case to be re-opened, 121, Another 
Petition of Sir George Chetwynd, Baronet, praying that the Par- 
ties may not be allowed to proceed with their Bill, 182. Report 
from Select Committee on Standing Orders read ; Motion, That 
with the concurrence of the Standing Orders Committee, the Report 
be referred back to them,in order that they may fully inquire into all 
the allegations of the Petitioners, and report their opinion thereupon 
to the House; Debate thereupon adjourned; 112. Debate resumed; 
Motion withdrawn; Petition for revision of the Decision of the 
Committee on Standing Orders read; Motion, That the said Peti- 
tion, together with the Report of the Select Committee on Petitions 
for Private Bills on the Petition for the Bill, be referred to the 
Select Committee on Standing Orders to inquire into the matters 
contained in the said Petition and Report, and to report their 
Opinion thereupon to the House; Motion withdrawn; 122. 
Another Petition for leave to proceed with the Bill; Day ap- 
pointed for taking it into consideration; and to be printed; 172. 
Petition considered; Motion, That the Parties be permitted 
to proceed with their Bill; 183. Question amended; and Reso- 
lution, That the Report of the Standing Orders Committee 
be confirmed; 184. Petition against, 182. Petition for the 
insertion of a Clause compelling the Company to maintain an 
efficient Police Force, 161. See supra, 143. 


Tees and Weardale : 
188. From the River Tees near Haverston Hill to Wil- 
lington; Referred, txx1x. 26, Reported, 50. Leave granted 
to deposit a Plan, &amp;c., and give Notices; Bill ordered; Com- 





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II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Railways, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Tees and Weardale—continued. 

mittee to report on Notices, &amp;c.; 57. Bill presented, 167. Peti- 
tion complaining that the Standing Orders had not been complied 
with; Referred to a Committee; 270. Petitions in favour, 309. 
Petitions against, 311. 334. 341. Report on Petition complaining 
that the Standing Orders had not been complied with; That the 
Standing Orders had not been complied with; 302. Report re- 
committed, 311. Voices given, 334. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had not been complied with, 352. Petition renewed 
and referred, txxx. 89. Bill ordered, 113. Presented, 120. 
Petitions in favour, 160. 314, 318. 322. Petitions against, 162. 
261. 308. 330, 334. Petition for making a Railway from Sunder- 
land Bridge (presented in 1819); Referred, 349. Petition, Estimate 
and List in the Case of the Darlington Railway (presented in 
1820); Referred, 362. See supra, 53. 


Thames Haven Railway and Dock : 

189. For making, from Romford to Shell Haven, and for con- 
structing a Wet Dock or Docks at the Termination of the said 
Railway; Referred, xcr.57. Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 196. 
Petition in favour, 253. Petitions against; Referred; Counsel 
ordered; 256. 280. 299. Committee nominated ; Members added; 
280. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 563. R. A. 617. 


Thames Junction :—See supra, 16. 


Thickley, East, and Frosterley : 

190. For making and maintaining a Railway from the Stockton 
and Darlington Railway, in the Parish of St. Andrew Auckland, 
to or near Witton Park Colliery, with a Branch therefrom, to be 
called “The Bishop Auckland and Weardale Railway ;” Referred 
to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 60. 
Report, 272. Petition for Leave to present the Bill; Bill or- 
dered; Time enlarged for presenting it; 287. Bill presented, 
310. Petition in favour, 502. Report to be printed, 475. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 653. R. a. 662. 


Traeth Mawr Embankment :—See supra, 87. 
Tranmere :—See supra, 52. 

r * 

l'resavean :~—See supra, 105. 

Tring :—See supra, 7. 

Troon :—See supra, 115. 


Tryddyn :—See supra, 88. 


Tupton : —See supra, 132. 


Ulster : 
191-2. From Belfast to Armagh; Referred, xc1. 23. Bill or- 
dered, 28. Presented, 33. Petitions against ; Referred ; Counsel 
ordered ; 211. Committee nominated, 102. Power to send for 


Persons, Papers and Records, 137. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 322. R.a. 391. 


Union, North :—See supra, 165. 
Usworth :—See supra, 77. 
Wadebridge :—See supra, 25. 
Warwick :—See supra, 146. 183. 


Warrington and Newton: 

193. From the Liverpool and Manchester Railway in Newton 
to Warrington; Referred, txxxiv. 26. Bill ordered, 39. Pre- 
sented, 72. Petitions against, 177. 191. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 269. R.A. 297.—~——For extending the Line of the 
said Railway, and for repealing, explaining and enlarging Powers 
and Provisions of Act; Referred, txxxv. 40. Reported; Report 
referred to the Standing Order Committee; 77. Report; 
Parties to proceed; 88. Bill ordered, 92. Presented, 138. 
R. A. 500.———For extending the Line thereof to Norton ; 
Referred, txxxvi. 275. Petition of Shareholders for delay- 
ing the passing the Bill, 284. Petition for Bill; Reported; 
Bill ordered; 293. Presented, 314. Petitions against, 422. 
481. Petitions in favour, 489, 490. Petitions complaining of 
Non-compliance with the Standing Orders; Committee on Peti- 
tion for Bill revived ; Petitions referred ; 246. Petitions respecting 
Standing Orders reported; Report referred to Standing Order 
Committee, 364. Report; Parties to proceed; 378. Bill com- 
mitted,380. Not proceeded in. For extending the Line thereof 


Warrington and Newton—continued. 
to Norton; Referred, txxxvi. 548. Bill ordered, 555. Pre- 
sented, 560. Petition against, 639. Petition in favour, 654, 
Time enlarged for Report, 690. Bill reported, 702. Petition of 
Sir Richard Brooke, Baronet, that no further Proceedings may be 
had on the said Bill, 725, rp. Bill passed, 740. Not returned 
from the Lords. See supra, 101. 


Waterford :—See supra, 123. 

Weardale :—See supra, 188. 190. 
Wentbridge :—See supra, 106; infra, 201. 
Westerleigh :—See supra, 41. 

West Leigh :—See supra, 114. 

West Monckton :—See supra, 117. 


Western, Great: 

194. For establishing a Railway Communication between Lon- 
don and Reading, and also between Bath and Bristol; Referred, 
itxxxix. 50. Bill ordered, 61. Presented, 67. Petitions in 
favour, 80. 93. 102. 113. 199. 329. Petitions against, 97. 101, 102. 
125. 133. 146. 164. 172, 173. 175. 179. 194. 199. 239. 244. 268. 
266. 282. 303. 305. 307. 357. 378. 509. Power to Committee to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records, 189. Message to the Lords 
for the attendance of Earl Cadogan, 252. Leave given, 253. 
Leave to Committee to sit, notwithstanding any adjournment, 323. 
Leave to Committee to sit on certain Days during the sitting of 
the House, 374. 380. 398. 400. 425. Time enlarged for Report, 
360. 400. 461. Bill reported, with Minutes of Evidence, 481. 
Minutes to be printed at the expense of the Parties, if they think 
fit, 482. 509. [The King’s Consent signified]; Bill passed, 515. 
Not returned from the Lords.———From Temple Mead, Bristol, 
to Paddington; Referred, xc. 9. Bill ordered, 21. Presented, 
28. Petitions in favour, 59. 81.121. 128.178. Petitions against, 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 59. 141. 149. 158. 164. 172. 178. 
185. 191. 199. 227. 246, 247. 251. Petitions for the insertion of a 
Clause prohibiting the use of the Railway on the Lord’s Day; 
Referred, 258. 282. 359. Members added; Power to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records, 59. Minutes of Evidence taken 
before Committee of last Session, referred, 60. [King’s Consent 
signified], 289. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 603. R. a. 611. 
——-For altering, amending and enlarging Powers of Act 
5 &amp; 6 Will. IV.; Referred, xc1.39. Billordered, 44. Presented, 
60. Committee nominated, 98. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
345. R.A. 391.———(No. 2.) For extending said Railway; 
Referred, xct. 60. Report referred to Standing Order Com- 
mittee, 68. Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to 
be dispensed with, 75.———For extending the Line, and for 
other purposes relating thereto; Referred to the Select Committee 
on Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 19. Bill ordered, 39. Pre- 
sented, 43. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 88, 
89. 94.99. 102. Petition in favour, 105. Report to be printed, 
122, Petition praying that the Bill may be re-committed, 
199. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 564. R. a. 582.——_— 
For altering the Line, and amending Acts; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu. 19. 
Bill ordered, 39. Presented, 43. Petitions against, referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 56. 81. 86. 98. 111. 135. Members added to 
the Committee, 113. Report to be printed, 153. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 562. R. A. 582. See supra, 16. 48. 50. 64. 
158. 


Westminster Bridge and Greenwich : 

195. For making a Railway from Westminster Bridge, to join 
the Greenwich Railway at Deptford, with a Branch to join the 
Croydon Railway at New Cross; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Petitions for Private Bills, xc. 35. Petitions com- 
plaining of Non-compliance with the Standing Orders; Referred 
to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, 73. Bill 
ordered, 83. Presented, 89. Petitions against, referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 132. 150. 161, 162. 176. 198. 240. 496. Petitions 
in favour, 143. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 427. 
Further enlarged, 482. 520. Not reported. 


Petitions relative to the Bill; Petitions complaining that 
certain Parties have been solicited and allowed to sign the 
Parliamentary Deeds without being Shareholders, and paid 
for so doing; From Greene, Thomas, 132. Referred to the 
Select Committee on the Deptford and Dover Railway Sub- 
scription List, 302. Poulton, Benjamin Wheeler, 142, vp. Peti- 
tion of Poulton again read; Instruction to the Select Com- 

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Weymouth :—See supra, 10. 
Whitburn :—See supra, 134. 
Whitacre Heath :—See supra, 183. 
Whitby and Pickering: 


ordered, 48. Presented, 133. [The King’s Consent signified], 
275. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 311. rR. a. 353.———To 


Whitstable :—See supra, 45. 
Whitton Park Colliery :—See supra, 182. 


Wigan : 


Wigston, Great :—See supra, 58. 


Windsor: 


Wingfield, North :—See supra, 132. 


Wishaw and Coltness: 


Wolverhampton :—See infra, 203. 


mittee on the Deptford and Dover Railway Subscription List to 
investigate the Allegations thereof; Petition referred to the said 
Select Committee, 171. Petition of Directors of the Com- 
pany, denying the Allegations of the above Petitions, 165, p. 
Referred to the above-mentioned Select Committee, 302. Pe- 
tition of Richard Spencer, stating that he was induced to sign 
the Deeds for a ‘pecuniary consideration, 171. Referred to the 
above-mentioned Select Committee, 302. Petition of Thomas 
Greene, complaining of unjust Charges made against him by the 
Directors of the Railway Company, and praying for inquiry ; 
Referred to the above-mentioned Select Committee, 261. Peti- 
tion of Directors of the Westminster Bridge, Deptford and 
Greenwich Railway Company, praying that they may be per- 
mitted to proceed with their Bill in the next Session, without 
further compliance with the Standing Orders of the House, 
669. See supra, 103. 


196. For making the same; Referred, txxxvi. 40. Bill 


enlarge and amend Powers of Act; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Petitions for Private Bills; xc11. 19. Report referred 
tu the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 32. Report; Parties 
to proceed; 49. Bill ordered, 49. Presented, 52. Report to be 
printed, 139, R. a. 337. 


197. From Wigan to the Liverpool and Manchester Railway ; 
Referred, txxxv. 42. Reported; Report referred to the Standing 
Order Committee ; 64. Report; Parties to proceed ; 80. Petition 
complaining that the Standing Orders had not been complied 
with, 65. Referred to a Committee, 80. Reported; Report, that 
the Standing Orders had been complied with; 100. Bill ordered, 
100. Presented, 110. Petition against, 226. Rr. a. 500. See 
supra, 165. 


198. From London to Windsor; Referred, rxxxrx. 52. Peti- 
tion against application for Bill, 67. Not proceeded in. 


199. To prolong and continue the Powers of Act; Referred, 
txxx1x. 49. Bill ordered, 133. Presented, 152. Petitions in 
favour, 218. 228, 229. 234. 241. 249. 288. Petition against, 298. 
Power to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 
293. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 388. rR. a. 399.— —For 
further extending the Time for completing the same ; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xci1. 34. 
Bill ordered, 105. Presented, 110. Report to be printed, 310. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 579. R. a. 623. 


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II. Petitions for Private Bills relative to Railways, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 
Westminster Bridge and Greenwich—continued. 


Womersley to the River Dun: 

200. Referred; uxxvi. 57. Reported, 85. Leave given 
to deposit a Section; Bill ordered; Committee to report there- 
upon; 91. Bill presented, 130. Petitions against; Referred, 
216. 232. 238. 244. Voices given, 216. Petition respecting 
the Standing Orders; Referred to a Committee, 232. Two 
other Petitions respecting the Standing Orders; Referred to 
the same Committee; Members addeds 238. Another Petition 
respecting the Standing Orders ; Referred to the same Committee, 
244. Report, that the Standing Orders had not been complied 
with, 254. 


Womersley to Wentbridge : 


201. Referred; txxx.80. Bill ordered, 149. Presented, 236. 
Not proceeded in. 


Woolwich and London: 


202. For making; Referred, uxxxvi. 107. Not proceeded 
in. 


Worcester and Wolverhampton : 

203. For making a Railway from the Birmingham and Glou- 
cester Railway, near Worcester, to the Grand Junction Railway, 
near Wolverhampton, with Branches therefrom, to be called “The 
Grand Connexion Railway ;” Referred to the Select Committee 
on Petitions for Private Bills, xci. 24. Petition in favour of 
the Application, 43. Bill ordered, 44. Presented, 67. Petitions 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 67. 102. 143. 151. 256. 
Petitions in favour, 92, 93. 105. 112. 357. 171. Members added 
to the Committee, 93. Report to be printed, 297. Further 
Consideration of Report put off for Six Months, 357. See 
supra, 19. 


Wormhill and Bings : 


204. For making and maintaining; Referred, txxxvi. 314. 
Not proceeded in. 


Worsborough Bridge Railway and Canal : 
205. To explain and enlarge Powers of Acts, and for making 
a Railway from Worsborough Bridge to the several adjoining 
Townships; Referred, txxvi. 56. Not proceeded in.———Again 
referred, xxvii. 53. Not proceeded in. 


Wye:—See supra, 108. 172. 
Wyre :—See supra, 166. 
Yarmouth, Great :—See supra, 157. 


York and North Midland : 

206. For making, from York to Altofts, with Branches there- 
from; Referred, xci. 45. Bill ordered, 60. Presented, 69, 
Petitions complaining that the Standing Orders have not been 
complied with; 93. Petitions against; Referred ; Counsel ordered ; 
114. 118. 123, 139. 144, 148. 254. 256. 269. Petitions in favour, 
260. 266. 275. 281.375. Members added, 97. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 510. R. A. 535,———For altering Line, and amend- 
ing Act; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills, xcu. 32. Bill ordered, 71. Presented, 77. 
Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 122. 130. 
131. 144, 153. 160. 188, 249. 252. Petition of Owners and 
Occupiers of Land in Kirkby Wharfe and Church Fenton, for 
Protection against Persons to be employed on the Railway ; 
Referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered; 160. 
Members added to the Committee, 103. Report to be printed, 
269. Notice taken that the Report had been made without Notice 
having been given in the Private Bill Office; Order for printing 
Report discharged; Report withdrawn; 274. Report to be 
printed, 280. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 541. RB. a. 569. 





207. Resolution, That no Bill for making or extending any 
Railway or Tramroad be read a Second, Time, unless one-half 
the Sum required shall have been subscribed under Contract for 
Payment thereof, such Contract to be deposited in the Private 
Bill Office, &amp;c., made a Standing Order; txxxv. 610.——Re- 
pealed ; Another Resolution requiring one-half at least to be sub- 
scribed, and a Copy of the Contract to be deposited, &amp;c., made a 
Standing Order; uxxxvi. 47. 

208. Resolutions, That in the case of Railway Bills, for the 
Second Reading of which Notice has been given for a certain 
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Standing Orders after the Day so appointed for such Second 
Reading ; and that the Seven Days between the Second Reading 
and the sitting of the Committee be reckoned from the Day so 
appointed for such Second Reading; xc. 71. 

209. That Committees on Railway Bills do inquire into cer- 
tain Matters, and report specially thereupon, when they report 
the respective Bills to the House:—That this House will not 
proceed with the further consideration of the Report of any Bill, 
until it has received from the Committee specific Replies in answer 
to each of the Questions contained in the foregoing Resolution :— 
That the Clerk of every Committee on a Railway Bill oe 

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down the Name of every Member attending the Committee on 
each Day; and if any Division shall take place in the Committee 
upon any of the Matters which the Committee are directed to 
inquire into by the preceding Resolution, or upon the Special 
Report in respect of such matters, the Clerk do take down the 
Names of Members voting in any such Division, distinguishing 
on which side of the Question they repectively vote; and that such 
Lists be given in with the Report to this House :—That, in order 
to afford time for the proper discussion of the Reports on Railway 
Bills, this House will upon every Tuesday proceed in the first 
place to the consideration of Reports on such Bills; provided, 
however, that three or more such Bills have been reported, and 
stand for further consideration of Report :—Sessional Order limit- 
ing the Time for receiving Reports of Private Bills, read; Re- 
solution, That, with regard to such Railroads as are classed as 
competing Lines of Railroad, this House will not enlarge the 
Time for making any such Report, as has been the practice in 
former Sessions of Parliament; and that the said Order be 
peremptorily enforced in this Session, in respect of Railway Bills: 
—That when any Railway Bill has been read the Second Time, 
and committed, this House will not immediately nominate the 
Committee, but appoint some future Day for such Nomination, 
with an interval of at least Three clear Days between the Day of 
the Second Reading and the Day for the Nomination of the Com- 
mittee; xc1. 99. Addition made to the Sixth Section of the First 
Resolution, 747. Made Standing Orders, 832. 

210. Resolutions, That there be Seven clear Days between the 
First and Second Readings of all Bills for making Railways or 
Tramroads:—That there be Seven clear Days between the Day 





on which any such Bill is reported to the House, and the Day 
when the said Report shall be taken into consideration :—That 
after such Bill is reported to the House, the Bill, as amended by 
the Committee, be printed at the Expense of the Parties applying 
for the same, and be delivered at the Door to the Members of the 
House, Three clear Days at least before such Report shall be taken 
into consideration :—The said Resolutions, together with the Re- 
solutions agreed to by the House on the 1st day of March, and 
the 3d day of August 1836, made Standing Orders; xcr. 832. 


211. Standing Order of 30th May 1810, extending the Stand- 
ing Orders of 7th May 1794, relating to Canal and Navigation 
Bills, to Railway Bills; Read, and repealed ; xc1. 832. 


212. The several ,Subscription Contracts entered into by 
Persons as Subscribers to Railways, and deposited during the 
present Session in the Private Bill Office; To be printed ; xcm. 
134. 


213. Standing Order fixing the Day on which the House will 
proceed to the consideration of Reports on Railway Bills; Read, 
and suspended ; xcr1. 295. 


214. Resolutions appointing Days for consideration of Reports 
of Railway Bills, in consequence of the Adjournment of the 
House; xc. 368. 


215. Motion, That no Railway or Tramway whereon Car- 
riages are propelled by Steam shall be made across any Highway 
on the level, unless the Committee on the Bill report that such a 
restriction ought not to be enforced; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Railway Bills; xcr. 205. 


IV. Motions Withdrawn relative to Railways: 


216. Motion relative to the Sale of Shares, to the Publication 
of the Names of Assents and Dissents, and to raising Money for 
the Prosecution of such Undertakings; xc1. 99. Motion with- 
drawn, 100. 

217. Motion, That in all Bills for Railways, or other Public 
Works of that description, it be made a Condition, that the 
Dividends be limited, or that Power be reserved to Parliament of 
revising the Tolls; Motion withdrawn ; xc1. 378. 





218. Motion, That Leave be given to bring in a Bill to declare 
that the use of Railways on the Lord’s Day is contrary to the 
Laws of Scotland ; Motion, That the other Orders of the Day be 
now read ; Motions severally withdrawn ; xcu. 478. 


See Accounts and Papers, 4876, 4877. Addresses, 1538. 
Committees, 1075-1078. 1122, 1123. 1125-1138. 1268, 
1269. 1409. 1489. Petitions, 1693. Reports, 198. 
Supply, 539. 








Real Property : Bills relative to: 


1. For the further Limitation of Real Actions, and for the 
Amendment of the Law relating to Writs of Right; Ordered, 
Lxxxu. 169. Presented; printed; 232. As amended, printed, 
377. Petition of George Leigh, against, 380, p. Passed, 405. 

Vot returned from the Lords. 

2. For the Limitation of Actions and Suits relating to Real 
Property, and for simplifying the Remedies for trying the Rights 
thereof; Ordered ; presented ; printed ; Lxxxvu.11. As amended, 
printed, 64. Order for further consideration of Report read ; Bill 
re-committed ; 155. Passed, 408. Not returned from the Lords. 

Another Bill; Ordered, txxxvu1. 42. Presented; printed ; 
145. Order for Committee of the whole House discharged; Bill 
committed to a Select Committee; 226. (See Committees, 1079.) 
Bill reported, and re-committed to a Committee of the Whole 
House, 389. Petitions against, 189. 228. Petition from the 
Corporation of Waterford, That their Rights may be reserved as 
to the Presentation to Rectories and Vicarages, 398. Motion 
for reading Bill the Third Time; King’s Consent signified ; Bill 
passed; 416. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 566. R. a. 599. 


3. To explain and amend Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 27, for the 
Limitation of Actions and Suits relating to Real Property; Or- 
dered, xc. 422. Presented; printed; 437. Committee put off 
for Six Months, 563. 


4. Toamend an Act passed in the third and fourth year of 
His present Majesty, intituled, “An Act for the Limitation of 
Actions and Suits relating to Real Property, and for simplifying 
the remedies for trying the rights thereto; From the Lords, xcu. 
430. Read; printed; 497. Bill passed, with Amendments, 552. 
Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 589. R. a. 582. 


5. For facilitating the Payment of Debts out of Real Estates ; 
Ordered, uxxxut. 322. Presented; printed; 362. Passed, 418. 
Not returned from the Lords. 


6. For consolidating and amending the Laws for facilitating 
the Payment of Debts out of Real Property; Ordered, ixxx1v. 
211. Presented; printed; 224. As amended, printed, 252. 
Passed, 285. Not returned from the Lords———Another Bill ; 





Real Property : Bills relative to—continued. 


Ordered, txxxv. 27. 
printed, 98. R. A. 646. 

7. To amend the Law regarding Prescription and Limitation 
of Actions respecting Real Property; Ordered, txxxvi. 488. 
Not presented.——Another Bill; Ordered, txxxvi. 596. Pre- 
sented; printed; 778. Committee deferred, 927. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 

8. For shortening the time of Prescription in certain cases ; 
From the Lords; txxxvi. 919. Read; printed; 920. Second 
Reading deferred, 927. Not proceeded in.——Another Bill; 
From the Lords, txxxvu. 417. Read; printed; 423. Read the 
Third Time; Clause added; Bill passed, with an Amendment; 
490. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 499. R. a. 542. 

9. To facilitate the Transfer of Property by Deed ; Ordered, 
LXxxIx. 321. Presented; printed; 326. Bill committed to 
a Select Committee, 381. (See Committees, 1080.) Reported, 
and re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House; As 
amended, to be printed; 433. Committee deferred, 519. Not 
proceeded in. 


Presented; printed; 30. As amended, 


10. To explain and amend the Law relating to Real Property 
in India; Ordered, rxxx1.201. Presented, 355. Printed, 356. 
R.A. 482. 

11. Motions, That Leave be given to bring in a Bill, providing 
that in cases of Intestacy, and in the absence of any Settlement to 
the contrary, Landed Property be equally divided among the 
Children or Next of Kin of the Deceased; Previous Question 
withdrawn ; Original Question negatived ; xc1. 245. 

12. For Leave to bring in a Bill providing that (in cases of 
Intestacy, and in the absence of any settlement to the contrary), 
Landed Property shall, like Personal Property, be equally divided 
among the Children or Next of Kin of the Deceased, and pass 
through the Executor or Administrator, as Personal Property now 
passes; and Question Neg. thereupon; xcu. 223. 

See Accounts and Papers, 4885-4888. Addresses, 10382, 
1033. Assessed Taxes, 21. Committees, 1079, 1080. 
Deeds, 3. states. Inheritance. Petitions, 1695. 
Supply, 202. 


Receipts ‘— 














~ RECEIPTS——RENT. 





Receipts :—see Accounts and Papers, 4889, 4890. Stamps 
and Stamp Duties, 10, 11. 16, 17. : 


Receivers General :—see Committees, 958. Land 
Tax, 10. 19. 


Reciprocity of Duties :—see Customs, 7. 43. 
Petitions, 1696. 


Recognizances: Bills relative to :—For the more 
speedy return and levying of Fines, Penalties, Forfeitures and 
Recognizances estreated; Ordered, txxvu. 220. Presented ; 
printed; 222. Petition of William Roberts against’ the above 
Bill, 326. Petition of Thomas Farrar for Compensation ; [The 
King’s Recommendation signified]; 326: Bill, as amended, 
printed, 277. Re-committed ; reported ; and, as amended, printed ; 
295. Re-committed, 315. Rr. a. 367. To amend above Act; 
Ordered, txxvu1. 347. Presented; printed; 351. R. a. 433. 
—=—To amend above Acts; Ordered, txxxu. 561. Not pro- 
ceeded in. See also Accounts and Papers, 4891-4893. Ad- 
dresses, 1034. Committees, 1081. Elections, 556-567. , Peti- 
tions, 1697. Sheriffs, 2. 





Recorder of Dublin :—see Dusiin, 23. 


Recorders’ Courts :—Bill to empower the Recorder 
in Corporate Cities and Towns to divide his Court in certain 
Cases; Ordered, xcu. 26. Presented; printed; 26. Bill, as 
amended, to be printed, 66. Bill re-committed, 292. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 460. Rr. a. 568. 


Records : Bills relative to: 

1. To prevent a Failure of Justice by reason of Variances 
between Records and Writings produced in Evidence in support 
thereof; From the Lords, rxxxim. 221. Read; printed; 221. 
Passed, with Amendments, 280. R. a. 333. 


2. To prevent the Stealing of Records, Deeds and Papers in 
Ireland; Ordered, txx1x. 226. Presented; printed; 244. R. a. 
370. . 


Records, Public: 


1. Bill to provide for the safe Custody, better Preservation 
and more convenient Use of the Public Records; Ordered, xc1. 
78. Presented; printed; 85. Petition of Sir Francis Palgrave, 
against, 606. Committee deferred, 425. Not proceeded in. 


2. Motion made, and Question proposed, That the Sales of the 
Works published by the Record Commission have produced no 
more than the Sum of £.3,354. 9. 6, &amp;c.; Resolution, That the 
object of Public Utility will be better consulted by reverting to 
the former Usage of Distribution; Previous Question resolved in 
the Affirmative; Main Question put; Resolutions thereupon ; 
uxxvit. 89. Resolution read, 101. 


See also Accounts and Papers, 4895-4918. 6704. Addresses, 
1035-1039. Committees, 1083, 1084. Supply, 540, 541. 


Recoveries :—Scee Fines and Recoveries. 


Reduction of Establishments and Sala- 
ries: 

1. Entries in the Journals of the 27 June 1821, and 3 July in 
the same Session, relating to the Inquiry into the several Depart- 
ments of the Civil Government, with a view to the Reduction of 
the Number of Persons employed therein, &amp;c., read; Address 
thereupon ; Lxxxv. 32. 


2. Resolution, That in all the Establishments, Civil and Mili- 
tary, every Saving ought to be made which can be effected with- 
out the violation of existing Engagements, and without detriment 
to the Public Service; txxxv. 32. 


3. Motion, That it is just and necessary that all Salaries, Pay, 
Poundage and Wages, as also all Superannuation or Retired 
Allowances, Half-pay and Pensions paid out of the Public Money, 
should be reduced 10 per Cent., &amp;c.; Ques. Neg. thereupon ; 
LXXXVIII. 148. 


Reform of Parliament :—see Petitions, 1554, &amp;e. 
Parliamentary Representation. 


Refuge for the Destitute :—see Accounts and 
Papers, 4920. Supply, 542. 





Regency :—Bitl to provide for the Administration of the 
Government in case the Crown shall descend to Her Royal 
Highness the Princess Alexandrina Victoria being under the Age 
of Eighteen Years, and for the Care and Guardianship of her 
Person; From the Lords, uxxxvi. 153. Read; printed; 1653. 
Passed, with Amendments, 174. Amendments agreed to by the 
Lords, 183. R. a. 201. See Addresses, 1510. 


&gt; 
Regent S Park :——See Accounts and Papers, 4922-4924. 
Committees, 1085-1087. Pavings, 4, 5. Petitiops; 1705, 1706. 


Register House (Edinburgh) :—pi for regu- 
lating the Fees chargeable in His Majesty’s General Register 
House at Edinburgh; Ordered, txxvir. 376. Presented, 381. 
R. A. 425. See Addresses, 1043. Committees, 534. 


Registrar at Madras :—see Committees, 1088. Ma- 
dras. Petitions, 1707. 


Registration :—See Committees, 536. Deeds, 3. Parish 


Registers. Parliamentary Representation. | Seamen in the 
Merchant Service, 3. 5. Ships and Vessels, 10, &amp;c. 


Religion : 

1. Grand Committee for Religion; Ordered (at the beginning 
of each Session) to sit every Tuesday in the Afternoon in the 
House ; Lxxv. 109.—Lxxvi. 6.—LXXvIl. 7.—LXXVII. 5.—LXxix. 6. 
—LXxXX. 6.—LXXXI. 6:—LXXXII. 9.—LXXXIII. 7.—LXxxIV. 9.— 
LXXXxvV. 8.—LXXXVI. 7. 523.—LxXxxvil. 6. 


2. Motion, That the Grand Committee for Religion do sit 
every Tuesday in the Afternoon in the House; Debate thereupon 
adjourned ; uxxxviu. 10. Further adjourned, 19.28. Question 
again proposed and withdrawn, 37. 


Religious Assemblies :—Bit to remove Restrictions 
upon the Freedom of Religious Worship; Ordered, uxxxrx. 191. 
Presented ; printed; 195. Petition of Trinitarians of Tavistock, 
in favour; txxxix. 880. Bill passed, 381. Not returned from 
the Lords. 


Religious Ceremonies abroad :—amendment 
proposed, but not made, upon Motion for now reading the Order 
of the Day for the Committee on the Church of Ireland Bill; 
“For an Address to His Majesty to direct that his Subjects who 
are employed in Civil and Military Service abroad, may be re- 
lieved from assisting in Religious Ceremonies to which their own 
tenets are opposed ;” xc1. 623. 


Religious Instruction (Scotland) :— vpon 
Motion, That the Order of the Day for the Committee of Supply 
be now read; Amendment proposed, but not made, relative to an 
Address presented for a Commission relating to Religious Instruc- 
tion in Scotland, and for taking into consideration the Report of 
the Commissioners, xcu. 338. See Accounts and Papers, 4926- 
4930. 6705. Addresses, 1044-1047. Supply, 544. 


Religious Opinions : 

1. Motions, That it is the Opinion of the House that free 
discussion has been attended with more benefit than injury ; and 
that it is unjust and inexpedient to expose Persons to Penalties 
on account of the expression of opinion in matters of Religion ; 
Ques. Negatived thereupon; Lxxvumi. 444. 

2. For Leave to bring in a Bill to declare the state of the Law 
with respect to Persons who impugn the Doctrine of the Trinity, 
and other Doctrines; Withdrawn, xc. 444. 

See Petitions, 1716. 


Remedies against the Hundred :—sece Hun- 
dred. 


Rent : Bills relative to: 

1. To extend the Provisions of Act 57 Geo. III. c. 93, for 
regulating the Costs of certain Distresses; Ordered, uxxxt. 346. 
Presented; printed; 351. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 416. 
R. A. 494. 

2. To anthorize Tenants in Ireland to tender in part payment 
of Rent, Receipts for Grand Jury and Parochial Assessments ; 
Ordered, txxvu. 286. Presented; printed; 319. Second Read- _ 
ing put off for Three Months, 339. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 


3. To 
11U 


‘998 





RENT——REPORTS. 








Rent: Bills relative to—continued. 


3. To provide for the Relief of Persons aggrieved by unlawful 
or excessive Distresses for Rent in Ireland; Ordered, ixxxu. 
296. Presented; printed; 300, As amended, printed, 372. 
Re-committed; reported ; and, as amended, printed ; 410. Lords’ 
Amendment agreed to, 609. R. a. 610. 

See also Durham, 4. Replevins. 





Replevins :—Bil for amending the Law of Distresses and 
Replevins in certain cases in Ireland; Ordered, uxxxu. 538, 
Presented ; printed; 550. Further Consideration of Report put 
off for Three Months; Bill, as amended, to be printed, 571. 

Again ordered ; uxxx111. 204. Presented; printed ; 335. Second 
Reading put off for Three Months, 453. See Accounts and 
Papers, 4931. Rent, 3. Stamps and Stamp Duties, 2. 








Reports. 





I. Reports referred ; 1—74. 


1.—Reports of Select Committees, to Committees 
of the Whole House, or such Committees 
appointed thereon ; 1—23. 


2.—Reports of Select Committees, to other Select 
Committees, or such Committees» appointed 
thereon; 24—74. 


II. Reports of Select Committees considered, or ordered to be 
taken into further Consideration ; 75—89. 


III. Reports Re-committed; 90—96. 


1.—Reports of Committees of the Whole House ; 


90—93. 
IV. Reports, Minutes, Papers, 


97—171. 


| 2.—Reports of Select Committees ; 94—96. 


&amp;c. communicated to the mantel 


Reports, Papers, &amp;c. requested by the Lords, but not com- 


municated to them ; 


VI. 
224. 


VII. 


172—195. 
Reports, Papers, &amp;c. communicated from the Lords ; 


4 


196— 


Reports, Papers, &amp;c. requested by the Commons, and not 


communicated to them; 225—231. 


VIII. 
IX. 


1.—Questions and Previous Questions Negatived ; 
255, 256. 


Incidental Proceedings; 232—254. 


Questions and Previous Questions Negatived and Superseded, 
and Motions Withdrawn ; 


255—258. 
2.—Questions Superseded ; 257. 
3.—Motions Withdrawn; 258. 





I. Reports referred : 


(1.)\—Reports of Select Committees, to Committees 
of the Whole House, or such Committees appointed 
thereon,—relative to— 

Agricultural Distress : 


1. Of 1 April 1822, on Agricultural Distress ; To a Committee 
appointed to consider it; xxv. 216. 


Bank Charter Acts : 


2. Of 11 August 1832, from Committee of Secrecy appointed 
to inquire into the expediency of renewing the Charter of the 
Bank of England, and inio the system on which Banks of Issue 
in England and Wales are conducted ; To Committee of the Whole 
House on Bank Charter Acts; txxxvin. 440. 


Buckingham Palace :—Scee infra, 13. 


Chief Baron, Ireland : 
3. Of 3 July 1821, and 16 May 1823, from Committees ap- 
pointed to consider of the Ninth and Eleventh Reports of the 
Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Duties, Salaries and 





(1.)—Reports of Select Committees to Committees of 
the Whole House, §c.—(cont*)—reative to-— 
Chief Baron, Ireland —continued. 

Emoluments of the Officers, Clerks and Ministers of Justice, in 
all Temporal and Ecclesiastical Courts in Ireland ; To Committee 
of the Whole Hlouse on the Reports of the Commissioners of 
Inquiry into the Fees and Emoluments of the Officers of Courts 
of Justice in Ireland, respecting the Judicial Fees received by the 
Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer; ixxvit. 393. 


Civil List : 
4, Of 21 March 1831, from Committee appointed to take into 


consideration Accounts presented by order of His Majesty to this 
House relating to the Civil List; uxxxvi. 424. 


Committee Rooms: 

5. Of 28 June 1825, from Committee on state and condition 
of printed Reports, &amp;c.; To Committee on Motion for Address for 
directions for building suitable Committee Rooms and a Library ; 
LXxxx. 613. 


Conway 








for 


Conway Bridge : 


REPORTS—continued. 














I. Reports referred—continued. 


_ (1.)—Reports of Select Committees, to Committees of 
the Whole House, c.—(cont*)—relative to— 


6. Of2 April 1821, from the Committee on the Petition of 
several Persons interested in the erection of a Bridge over the 
Ferry at Conway; and of 27 June 1820, from Committee ap- 
pointed to inquire into the State of the Road from London by 
Coventry to Holyhead ; txxvi. 240. 


Crinan Canal : 
7. Of 2 April 1828, on Crinan Canal Petition; txxxi1. 229. 


Dallas’s Estate : 
8. Of 21 February 1826, on Dallas’s Estate Petition; 
Lxxx1. 85. ’ 


Dogs, Isle of, Docks : 
9. Of 13 May 1796, from Committee appointed to consider of 
providing Accommodation for the Trade of London ; To Committee 
on Isle of Dogs Docks Bill; uxxx, 329. 


Dunleary Harbour : 
10. On Petition for Bill; txxv. 347. 


East India Trade : 
11. Of 18 May 1821, from Committee on Foreign Trade; 
LXXVI. 382, 


Elections : 

12. Liverpool Freemen; Of 1 and 29 July 1833; To Com- 
mittee on Liverpool Freemen Bill; 1xxxix. 91.—— Of 
28 March 1831; To Committee on Liverpool Freemen Bill; 
LXxxIx. 116.——— Warwick Borough; Of 15 May and 22 July 
1833 ; To Committee on Warwick. Borough Bill; uxxxrx. 91. 


Exchequer Court, Ireland :—See supra, 3. 
House of Commons :—See supra, 5. 


Land Revenue: 

13. Of 14 October 1831, on Windsor Castle and Buckingham 
Palace; To Committee to consider of authorizing application of 
part ofthe Land Revenue of the Crown for the Repair and Im- 
provement of Buckingham Palace ; txxxvu. 14. ———Of 14 June 
1831, on Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace; To Com- 
mittee to consider of authorizing the application of part of the 
Land Revenue of the Crown for providing Furniture, Fixtures 
and Decorations for Buckingham Palace; txxxvii1. 668. 


Linen Trade, Ireland : 
14. Of6 May 1825, on Linen Trade, Ireland; txxx. 423. 


Malt Drawback : 
15. Of4 October 1831; txxxvit. 122. 


National Debt Act : 
16. Of 10 July 1828 (Fourth Report), on Public Income and 
Expenditure; To Committee to consider of Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 19, 
for further regulating the Reduction of the National Debt; 
LXXxXlll, 526. 


Navigation : 
17. Of 18 May 1821, from Committee on Foreign Trade ; To 
Committee to consider Acts for the encouraging and increasing of 
Shipping and Navigation ; uxxvi. 469. 


Private Business : 
18. Of 18 June 1824, on Private Business ;*ixx1x. 534. 


Public Income and Expenditure : 
19. Of 29 March 1817 and 23 February 1818 (Second and 
Seventh Reports), from Select Committee on Public Income and 
Expenditure ; txxvi. 160. 


Quarantine Act : 
20. The Seventh Reports on Foreign Trade; uxxvitt. 159, 


Receivers General : 
21. Of8 June 1821, on Receivers General; uxxvu. 69. 


Tilson’s Estate : 
22, Of 24 February 1826, on Tilson’s Estate Petition; txxxt. 
100. 


Tithes, Ireland : 
23. Of 17 February 1832, from Committee appointed to 
inquire into the Collection and Payment of Tithes in Ireland and 
the State of the Laws relating thereto; To Committee appointed 
to consider the subject of Tithes in Ireland; txxxvu. 175. 


Windsor Castle :—See supra, 13. 


(2.)\—Reports of Select Committees, to other Select 
Committees, or such Committees appointed thereon, 
—relative to— 

[Note—For Reports referred to Committee on Standing 
Orders, See Committees, 1125-1138. To the Committee 
of Supply, See Supply, 6-15.] 


Aborigines (British Settlements) : 

24. Minutes of Evidence of Committee in 1835; To Com- 
mittee appointed in 1836 on the same subject; xc1. 28.——— 
Minutes of Evidence and Report of 5 August 1836 ; To Committee 
appointed 20 February 1837 on the same subject; xcu1. 71. 


Admiralty Court, Ireland : 

25. Of 9 February 1829, from Commissioners of Judicial 
Inquiry in Ireland, and also the Deposition forwarded to the 
Commission of Judicial Inquiry, by Sir Jonah Barrington, Judge 
of the Court of Admiralty, in Frelana, which was presented to the 
House upon the 16 March 1829; To Committee appointed 7 April 
1829, to take into consideration the Eighteenth Report of the 
Commissioners of Judicial Inquiry in Ireland, together with the 
Depositions forwarded to those Commissioners by Sir Jonah Bar- 
rington, Judge of the High Court of Admiralty in Ireland, and 
other Papers connected with the Conduct of Sir Jonah Barrington 
in the discharge of his Judicial Functions; txxy1v. 209. 


Anatomy : 

26. Of 2 July 1828, from Committee on Anatomy ; To Com- 
mittee appointed 7 April 1829, to consider and give effect to the 
Recommendations contained therein; uxxxrv. 209. 


Blackwall and London Railway : 

27. Report and Minutes of Evidence of Committee in the last 
Session, on London and Blackwall Railway ; To the Committee 
on the London and Blackwall Commercial Railway Company in 
the present Session ; xc11. 335. 


Bridlington Harbour Bill: 

28. Of 16 June 1836, from Select Committee on Harbours of 
Refuge ; To Committee appointed 8 May 1837, on the Bridlington 
Harbour Bill; xcu1. 404. 


British Museum : 

29. Of 6 August 1835, from Committee to inquire into the 
Condition, Management and Affairs of the British Museum ; To 
Committee appointed 11 February 1836, on the same subject ; 
XClI. 26. 


Buckingham, Mr. : 

30. Minutes of Evidence on Mr. Buckingham’s Case in 1826 ; 
To Committee appointed in 1834, on the circumstances connected 
with the Suppression of the Calcutta Journal in 1823; ixxxrx. 
364.———Of 4 August 1834, on the circumstances connected with 
the Suppression of the Calcutta Journal in 1823; To the Com- 
mittee appointed 9 February 1836, on the Petition for Mr. Buck- 
ingham’s Compensation Bill; xcr. 20. 


Burghs, Royal : 

31. Of 17 June 1793, 12 July 1819; To Committee appointed 
in 1820, on Petitions from Royal Burghs; txxv. 147.—-Same 
Reports, and of 14 July 1820; To Committee appointed 16 Fe- 
bruary, 1821, on the same subject; txxvi. 79. 


Carrickfergus Election : 

32. Minutes of Evidence on Carrickfergus Election Petition, 
presented 15 April 1833 ; To Committee appointed 4 July 1823, 
to make further Inquiry into the Proceedings of the last and 
former Elections; txxxvitt. 547. 


Cold Bath Fields Meeting : 

33. Of 23 August 1833, from the Committee on Cold Bath 
Fields Meeting; and of 6 August 1833, from Committee on 
Metropolis Police (Mr. Young’s Petition); To Committee 
appointed 10 March 1834, to inquire into the State of the Police 
of the Metropolis within the Metropolitan District, and the State 
of Crime therein; txxxrx. 570. 


Combination Laws : 
34. Minutes of Evidence before Committee on Artizans and 
Machinery in 1824; To Committee on Combination Laws in 1825 ; 
Lxxx. 306. 


Criminal Laws : 
35. Of 6 July 1819, on Criminal Laws; To Committee 
appointed on Criminal Laws, 9 May 1820; ixxv. 172. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Documents, 





1000 





REPORTS—continued. 








I. Reports referred—continued. 


(2.)—Reports of Select Committees, to other Select 

Committees, §c.—(cont*)—relative to— 
Documents, Public : 

36. Of 11 July 1823, from Committee on the present method 
of engrossing Bills, &amp;c. ; To Committee appointed in 1833, on the 
best mode of affording information to be derived from Public 
Documents, &amp;c.; txxxviil. 381. 


Dublin Taxation : 

37. The several Reports on the Local Taxation of the City 
of Dublin, and the Minutes of the Evidence relatiag thereto 
taken before Select Committees ; To Committee appointed 8 April 
1824, to inquire into the Local Taxation of the City of Dublin; 
LXxIx. 267.———To Committee appointed 23 February 1825, 
to inquire into the same subject ; xxx. 119. 


East India Company : $ 

38. The several Reports of 11 May and 20 June 1810, 21 June 
1811, 10 and 22 April, and 28 July 1812, from Committees ap- 
pointed to inquire into the State of the Affairs of the East India 
Company, and the Glossary to the Fifth Report, which was pre- 
sented to the House upon 27 April 1813 ; To Committee appointed 
9 February 1830, to inquire into the present State of the Affairs of 
the East India Company, and into the Trade between Great Britain, 
the East Indieg and China; txxxv. 31.——~—Minutes of Evidence 
taken before Committee in the last Session; To Committee on the 
same subject in 1831 ; Lxxxvi. 214.————The several Reports and 
Copies of the Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committees 
on the East India Company’s Affairs in 1830, 1830-31 and 1831 ; 
To Committee appointed 27 January 1832, on the present State 
of the Affairs of the East India Company, and to inquire into the 
State of the Trade between Great Britain, the East Indies and 
China; Ltxxxvit. 56. 


Education : 

39. Report of 7 August 1834, from Select Committee on Edu- 
cation ; To Committee appointed in 1835 on the same subject; xc. 
133. Of 1836, from Select Committee on Education; To 
Committee appointed in 1837 on the same subject; xcr1. 92. 


Election Standing Orders: 

40. Of 2 July 1813, from Committee appointed to consider of 
Fees payable to Examiners of Election Recognizances and Bills of 
Costs; To Committee appointed 3 June 1828, to consider and 
revise the Orders of the House respecting the Trial of Contro- 
verted Elections; txxxu1. 501. 


Emigration : 

41. The several Reports from the Committees on the Employ- 
ment of the Poor in Ireland, and on the State of Ireland in the 
Years 1823, 1824 and 1825; To Committee appointed 14 March 
1826, to inquire jnto the expediency of encouraging Emigration 
from the United Kingdom ; txxx1. 184. ———Of 26 May 1826, 
from the Committee appointed to inquire into the expediency of 
encouraging Emigration from the United Kingdom; To Com- 
mittee appointed 15 February 1827, to consider the subject of 
Emigration from the United Kingdom ; txxxu. 178. 


Friendly Societies : 

42. Of4 July 1817, from Committee appointed to consider of 
the Poor Laws; To Committee appointed 24 February 1825, to 
consider of the Laws respecting Friendly Societies; °txxx. 124. 
———Of 5 July 1825, from Committee on Friendly Societies ; 
To Committee appointed 27 March 1825, to consider the Laws 
respecting Friendly Societies; txxx11. 363. 


Foreign Trade : 


43. Of 18 July 1820, from the Committee on Foreign Trade, 
and also the Report from the Select Committee appointed by the 
Lords to inquire into the means of extending and securing ‘the 
Foreign Trade of the Country, which was communicated to this 


House upon 11 July 1820; To Committee on Foreign Trade; 
Lxxvi. 61. 


Glasgow Lotteries : 


44. Of 28 March 1808, respecting Lotteries; To the Com- 
mittee appointed in 1834, on the Glasgow Lotteries; uxxxrx. 135. 


Grand Jury Presentments : 

45. Of21 May and 10 June 1816, from Committees on Grand 
Jury Presentments, and also the Petitions of the Freemen and 
Members composing the Grand Juries of the County of Water- 
ford, and of the County of the City of Waterford, which were 





(2.)—Reports of Select Committees, to other Select 


Committees, §c. —(cont*)—relative to— 


Grand Jury Presentments—continued. 


presented to this House upon 26 April 1822; To Committee ap- 
pointed 3 May 1822, to consider what Provisions it may be expe- 
dient to establish for Regulation of the Grand Jury Presentments 
of Ireland, in order to render the Levies made under that autho- 
rity more equal, &amp;c.; txxvi1. 234.—————Minutes of Evidence of 
12 June 1815; Referred to same Committee, Lxxvi1. 247.——— 
Of 21 May, and 11 and 19 June 1822, from Committee on Grand 
Jury Presentments; To Committee appointed 6 June 1827, to 
consider what Provisions it may be expedient to establish for 
regulating Grand Jury Presentments in Ireland; ixxx11. 526. 


House of Commons: 


46. Buildings; Of 6 October 1831, from Committee appointed 
to consider the possibility of making the House of Commons more 
commodious, &amp;c.; To Committee appointed 7 March 1833, on 
House of Commons’ Buildings; txxxvut. 148.——— Committee 
Rooms; The several Reports from the Committee appointed 
14 April 1825, to consider the best means of providing Accom- 
modation for the Committees of this House, as well as some 
proper Place for the safe Custody of the Books and Papers, 
affording convenient Access to Members ; To Committee appointed 
upon the same subject 20 April 1826; txxx1. 264. ———-Library ; 
Of 1830 and 1832, from the Committee on the House of Com- 
mons’ Library; To Standing Committee appointed 25 February 
1834; LXxxIx. 69. Of 1830, 1832 and 1834; To Select Com- 
mittee appointed 2 March 1835; xc. 39. From Standing 
Committee appointed to assist Mr. Speaker in the Direction of the 
Library; To Committee appointed 13 May 1734, on Official 
Houses; ~xxx1x. 470. Offices; Of 31 May 1821, from the 
Committee on the Table of Fees, as revised in the Year 1731, and 
also the Annual Certificate of the Commissioners for regulating 
the Offices of the House of Commons, which was presented to the 
House upon 1 March 1824; To Committee on Private Business ; 
LXxix. 460. 


King’s Printers : 


47. Of 20 June 1810, from the Committee on Public Expen- 
diture; Of 30 July 1822, from the Committee on Printing and 
Stationery ; Of 10 July 1828, from the Committee on Printing, 
and also the Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Com- 
mittee appointed 10 February 1831 on Printing and Stationery ; 
To Committee appointed 28 June 1831, to inquire into the nature 
and extent of the King’s Printers’ Patents in England, Scotland 
and Ireland; &amp;c. ; txxxvi. 584. Same Reports; To Com- 
mittee appointed 3 July 1832 to inquire into the nature and 
extent of the King’s Printers’ Patents in England, Scotland and 
Ireland, &amp;c.; txxxvit. 458. Same Reports, and Report of 
8 August 1832, with Minutes of Evidence from Committee on 
King’s Printers’ Patents; To Committee appointed 16 March 
1837, to inquire into the nature and extent of the King’s Printers’ 
Patent in Scotland, and to report their Opinion as to the pro- 
priety of any future Grant of that Patent; xc. 185. 


Laws, Expiring : 


48. Of27 November 1819; To Committee appointed 28 April 
1820; Lxxv. 119.———Of 1 May 1820; To Committee appointed 
24 January 1831; LXxvi. 8. Of 25 January 1821; To 
Committee appointed 7 February 1822; Lxxvu. 8.——Of 8 Fe- 
bruary 1822; T&amp; Committee appointed 5 February 1823 ; txxvmt. 
7.——Of 10 February 1823; To Committee appointed 4 Fe- 
bruary 1824; txx1x. 8.———Of 6 February 1824; To Com- 
mittee appointed 4 February 1825; txxx. 8. Of 7 February 
1825; To Committee appointed 3 February 1826; .xxx1. 8. 
———Of 6 February 1826; To Committee appointed 22 Novem- 
ber 1826; LXxx. 29. Of 27 November 1826; To Com- 
mittee appointed 31 January 1828; Lxxxi1. 8.——-Of 1 Fe- 
bruary 1828; To Committee appointed 6 February 1829; Lxxx1v. 
10.———Of 9 February 1829; To Committee appointed 5 Fe- 
bruary 1830; txxxv. 10. Of 8 November 1830; To Com- 
mittee appointed 22 June 1831; Lxxxvi. 538.———Of 8 February 
1830; To Committee appointed 3 November 1830; txxxvi. 21. 

Of 8 November 1830; To Committee appointed 7 December 
1831; Lxxxvu. 7.———Of 26 January 1832; To Committee 
appointed 13 February 1833 ; txxxvimt. 38. Of 20 February 
1833; To Committee appointed 5 February 1834; Lxxxrx. 11. 

Of 26 February 1834; To Committee appointed 25 Fe- 
bruary 1835; xc. 19.———Of 30 March 1835; To Committee 
appointed 9 February 1836 ; xc1. 16.———Of 15 February 1836 ; 
To Committee appointed 15 March 1837; xcu. 174. 


Leith 








REPORTS—continued.. 











I. Reports referred—continued. 
 (2.)—Reports of Select Committees, to other Select 
Committees, §-c.— (cont*)—relative to— 


Leith Harbour : 

49. Of 6 July 1835, from Select Committee on Leith and 
Newhaven Harbours; To Committee appointed 16 May 1836; 
xct. 374.———Of 6 July 1835, from Select Committee on 
Leith and Newhaven Harbours; To Committee appointed 12 
April 1836, on the Leith Harbour and Dock Bill; xc1. 293. 
——Minutes of Evidence before Committee on Bill in Session 
1835, and Report of 6 July 1835, from Committee on Leith and 
Newhaven Harbours, with Minutes of Evidence; To Committee 
appointed in 1837, on the Trinity (North Leith) Harbour and 
Docks Bill; xc11. 219. 


Limerick City : 
50. Reports, 3 July 1820, from Limerick Election Com- 
mittee; To Committee appointed in 1822 on Limerick Local Taxa- 
tion; Lxxvul. 304. 


London Bridge : 

51. Of 1799, 1800 and 1801, from the Committees on the 
Port of London and London Bridge ; To Committee appointed to 
inquire into the present State of London Bridge, and to consider if 
any and what alterations or improvements are necessary or proper 
to be made therein under existing circumstances; Lxxv. 464. 
———Of 24 July 1820; To Committee appointed in 1821 on the 
same subject; Lxxvi. 85. 


London, &amp;c. Water : 

52. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee 
on the West Middlesex Waterworks Bill in 1819; To Committee 
appointed in 1821 to inquire into the past and present State of the 
Supply of Water to the Metropolis; uxxvs. 58. Of 18 May 
1821, from Committee appointed to inquire into the past and 
present State of the Supply of Water to the Metropolis; To 
Committee on London, &amp;c. Water Bill; txxx. 282. 


Market Tolls, Ireland : 

53. The several Reports on the State of Ireland; To Com- 
mittee appointed 21 February 1826, to consider the Returns of 
Tolls and Customs taken in Seaports, Fairs and Markets in 
Ireland, &amp;c.; Lxxx1. 86. 





Molasses : 

54. Of 17 February 1807, from Committee on the expediency 
of permitting the Use of Sugar and Molasses in the Distillery 
and Brewery, &amp;c.; First, Second, Third and Fourth Reports of 
13 April, 31 May, and 10 and 22 June 1808; From Committee 
on Sugar and Molasses in Distilleries; To Committee appointed 
30 June 1831, on the Expediency of admitting the Use of Mo- 
lasses in Breweries and Distilleries ; txxxvi. 626. 


Newington Vestry : 
55. Of 27 March 1821, from Committee on Report from 
Committee on Bill; To Committee on re-committed Bill; txxv1. 
238. 


North Level Drainage and Navigation : 
56. On Petition respecting North Level Drainage and Navi- 
gation Bill; rxxxv. 260. 


Police, Metropolis : ‘ 

57. The several Reports of 24 March 1812, 1 July 1816, 2 May 
and 8 July 1817, 5 June 1818, and 17 June 1822; To Committee ap- 
pointed 28 February 1828, to inquire into the Cause of the Increase 
in the number of Commitments and Convictions in London and 
Middlesex, and into the State of the Police of the Metropolis, and 
of the Districts adjoining thereto ; txxx111. 114.———The several 
Reports of 24 March 1812, 1 July 1816, 2 May 1817, 5 June 
1818, 17 June 1822, and 11 July 1828, relating to the Police of 
the Metropolis; To Committee appointed 15 April 1829, on 
the same Subject ; txxxiv. 234._——Reports of former Sessions 
regarding the Metropolitan Police; To Committee appointed 
22 April 1833, on Metropolitan Police; txxxvu. 307. 


Poor Returns : 

58. Of10 July 1821, from Committee appointed to consider 
of the Returns relative to the Poor; To Committee appointed 12 
March 1822, to consider of the several Returns made to the Orders 
of this House, in 1819, 1820, 1821 and 1822, relative to the Sums 
assessed, levied and expended on account of the Poor in England 
and Wales ; uxxvu. 101.———Of 10 July 1821 and 15 July 1822, 
from Committee appointed to consider of the Returns relative to 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837,) 








(2.)—Reports of Select Committees, to other Select 
Committees, §c.— (cont*)—relative to— 

Poor Returns—continued. 

the Poor; To Committee appointed 27 February 1823 to consider 
of the several Returns made to the Orders of this House in 
1822 and 1823 relative to the Sums assessed, levied and 
expended on account of the Poor in England and Wales; txxvitt. 
77.———Of former Sessions; To Committee appointed in 1824; 
LXXIX. 230.———Of 1821, 1822, 1823 and 1824, from Committee 
on Poor Returns; To Committee appointed 30 March 1825, to 
consider of the several Returns made to the Order cf the House 
in 1824, relative to the Sums assessed, levied and expended on 
account of the Poor in England and Wales; ixxx. 294.——— 
Of the last Session; To Committee appointed in 1826; Lxxxt. 
179. 


Post Office : ‘ 

59. From several Committees on the Communication with 
Ireland; To Committee appointed 16 March 1832, on Post Office 
Communication between Great Britain and Ireland; uxxxvu. 
201. 


Printed Papers : 
60. On Printing, 1828; On King’s Printers’ Patent, 1831-2 ; 
On public Documents, 1833; House of Commons Offices and 
Fees, 1833-4; Private Bill Fees, 1834; To Select Committee 
appointed 6 March 1835, to consider the manner in which the 
Journals, Bills and Papers are prepared and printed for the use 
of both Houses of Parliament, &amp;c.; xc. 50, 51. 


Private Business : 
61. Of 31 May 1831, from Committee on Table of Fees as 
revised in the year 1731 ; To Committee appointed in 1824, on the 
mode of conducting Private Business; txx1x. 460. 


Regent Street Paving: 
62. Of 14 August 1835; To Committee appointed 13 April 
1836, on the same Subject; xc1. 436. 


Salmon Fisheries : 

63. Of 17 June 1824, from Committee on the State of the 
Salmon Fisheries; To Committee appointed 7 March 1825, to take 
into consideration the State of the Salmon Fisheries of Scotland, 
and of the United Kingdom, and the Laws affecting the same ; 
LXxx. 172.———The several Reports from the Committee ap- 
pointed to inquire into the State of the Salmon Fisheries, and also 
all Accounts and Documents relating to that subject which were 
presented to the House in the years 1824 and 1825; To Committee 
on re-committed Salmon Fisheries Bill; txxx. 458. 


Scottish Entails : 

64. Of28 Marchand 9 June 1828; From Committee on the 
Bill to alter and amend the Law concerning Entails in that part 
of Great Britain called Scotland; To Committee appointed 27 
February 1829, to consider and give effect to the Recommendations 
contained in Report 19 June 1828; Lxxxiv. 90.- Of 28 
March and 9 June 1828; From Committee in Scottish Entails 
Bill, and Tailzies Regulation, Tailzies Relief, and Tailzies Amend- 
ments (Scotland) Bills of Session 1830 ; To Committee appointed 
21 February 1833, to take into consideration the Law concerning 
Entails in that Part of the United Kingdom called Scotland, and to 
suggest such measures as they may deem to be advantageous for 
its alteration and amendment; txxxviu. 101. 





Shannon Navigation : 

65-6. The several Reports relative to the River Shannon Navi- 
gation; To Committee appointed 19 June 1834, to inquire into the 
present State of the Navigation of the River Shannon, and its 
Tributaries, and the best means of improving the same ; Lxxxrx. 
413. 


Sugar and Molasses : 

67. Of 17 February 1807; From Committee appointed to 
consider of the expediency of permitting the use of Sugar and 
Molasses in the Distillery and Brewery, for a time to be limited, 
under the circumstances now affecting the Trade of the British 
Colonies in the West Indies; and of 13 April, 31 May, and 10 and 
22 June 1808, from the Committee appointed to inquire and report 
how far, and under what circumstances, it may be practicable and 
expedient to confine the Distilleries of the United Kingdom to the 
use of Sugar and Molasses only; To Committee appointed 30 
June 1831, 0n Molasses; txxxvi. 626. 








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11 X 


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REPORTS—continued. 





I. Reports referred—continued. 


_ (2.)—Reports of Select Committees, to other Select 
Committees, &amp;c.—(cont*)—relative to— 
Turnpike Roads: 

68. Of25 June 1819, on the Turnpike Roads and Highways 
in England and Wales; To Committee appointed 16 May 1820, 
to take into consideration the Acts now in force regarding the 
Turnpike Roads and Highways in England and Wales; xxxv. 
217.———Of 18 July 1820, from Committee on Turnpike Roads 
and Highways; To Committee appointed on 13 February 1821, 
to take into consideration the Acts now in force regarding the 
Turnpike Roads and Highways in England and Wales; itxxv1. 68. 
——— Northern Roads ; Theseveral Reports of Committees relating 
to the Northern Roads, with the several Estimates and Plans by 
Mr. Rennie and Mr. Telford ; To Committee appointed 12 March 
1830, to inquire into the State of the Roads between London and 
Edinburgh, and London and Port Patrick; txxxv. 174. 


Vestries : 

69. Minutes of Evidence taken before the St. Marylebone 
Vestry Bill Committee in last Session; To Committee appointed in 
1829, to inquire into the general operation and effect of the Laws 
and Usages under which Select and other Vestries are constituted 
in England and Wales; txxxtv. 259. 


Weights and Measures : 

70. The several Reports relating to Weights and Measures, 
and the Proceedings for determining the Length of the Pendulum; 
To Committee appointed 12 April 1821, to consider of the several 
Reports which have been laid before this House, relating to Weights 
and Measures, and of the Proceedings which have taken place for 





(2.)—Reports of Select Committees, to other Select 
Committees, §c.—({cont*)—relative to— 


Weights and Measures—ccntinued. 
determining the Length of the Pendulum vibrating Seconds; txxvr. 
257.————— Minutes of Evidence taken before Select Committee in 
1834; To Committee appointed in 1835, to examine into the Provi- 
sions of the Act of the last Session; xc. 162. 


Welsh Judicature : 


71. Of4 July 1817, from the Committee appointed to inquire 
into and report to the House their Observations touching the 
Laws relating to the Administration of Justice in Wales; To 
Committee appointed upon the same Subject, 2 June 1820; ixxv. 
269.———— Minutes of Evidence taken in 1817 and 1820; To Com- 
mittee appointed in 1821 on the same Subject; txxvi. 96. 


West India Colonies : 

72. On the use of Molasses in Breweries and Distilleries ; To 
Committee appointed in 1831, on the Commercial State of the West 
India Colonies; txxxvi. 921.—— On the use of Molasses in Brew- 
eries, &amp;c., of the last Session; To Committee appointed in 1832 on 
the Commercial State of the West India Colonies; txxxvit. 57. 


Woollen Manufacture : 
73. Of 4 July 1806, from Committee on the Woollen Manufac- 
ture ; To Committee appointed to inquire into the present State of the 
Laws which regulate the stamping of Woollen Cloth ; txxv1. 220. 


Zemindar of Nozeed and Mustaphanagur : 
74. Minutes of Evidence of Committee on Bill in the last 
Session ; To Committee on Bill appointed in 1832; txxxvum. 57. 


II. 7 of Select Committees considered, or ordered to be taken into further 


onsideration : 


Agricultural Distress : 

75. To inquire into the Allegations contained in Report of 18 
June 1821, and Petitions; txxvu. 162. Further consideration 
deferred, 179. 205. Further considered, and referred to a Com- 
mittee of the Whole House, 216. 


Carrickfergus Election : 

76. To make further Inquiries into the Proceedings of the last 
and former Elections for the Borough of Carrickfergus, and into 
the State of the said Borough, with a view to its Representation 
in Parliament; txxxviu. 573. Further consideration deferred, 593. 


Commons, House of, Buildings: 
77. Toconsider the possibility of making the House of Com- 
mons more commodious and less unwholesome; Lxxxvi. 905. 


Commons, House of, Business : 
78. To inquire into the best mode of expediting the Business 
of the House; txxx1x. 277, ep. Further consideration deferred, 
345. 508. 


Elections: 


79. To consider and revise the Orders of the House respecting 
the Trial of Controverted Elections; txxxim. 525. Further con- 
sidered, 531. 


Linen Trade: 
80. Laws which regulate the Linen Trade; txxx. 385. Re- 
ferred to 2 Committee of the Whole House, 423. 


Merchant and Factor: 
81. State of the Law relating to Goods, Wares and Mer- 
chandize entrusted to Merchants, &amp;c.; txxvu. 392. 


Poor Law Amendment Act: 

82. Special Report on the publication in the True Sun News- 
paper of Evidence and Documents not reported to the House; 
xc. 270. Consideration deferred, 274. 279. Considered; Reso- 
lution against reporting unreported Evidence, 282. 


III. Reports Re-committed : 
(1.)—Reports of Committees of the Whole House,— 


relative to— 
Corn Trade: 


90. Acts 55 Geo. III. c. 26, and 6 Geo. IV. c. 65; Lxxxu. 
359. 


Customs Duties Acts: 


91. Acts of Geo. III. &amp; IV. relating to the Duties of Customs 
chargeable in the United Kingdom, and to the Bounties payable 
on the Exportation of Refined Sugar; txxx. 551. 








Population Bill: 
83. Report; txxxv. 408. 
committed, 426. 


Further considered, and Bill re- 


Privileges : 

84. To consider how far it may be expedient to relax the exer- 
cise of the Privileges of this House respecting the Imposition of 
Pecuniary Penalties for Offences; txxxvi. 426. Further con- 
sideration deferred, 449. 469. Considered, and agreed to, 477. 


Public Bills: 


85. The most effectual means of introducing Public Bills into 
the House; Report considered, and Resolution agreed to; Lxxv1. 
166. 


Quakers’ Affirmation: 
86. To search the Journals, and Report to the House Prece- 
dents and Acts of Parliament relative to Quakers’ Affirmations, 
&amp;c.; Report considered, and Resolution thereupon; Ltxxxvuil. 41. 


Railways : 

87. The Standing Orders for Railroad Bills, and the Conditions 
which it may be advisable to recommend for introduction into such 
Bills, with a view to a future Session of Parliament; Report, 
with Resolutions; xc1. 721. To be taken into further considera- 
tion, 724. Resolutions further considered; several agreed to; 
others amended, and agreed to; 742. 


Standing Orders: 


88. On Private Bills; xcu.607. Consideration deferred, 617. 
Considered, and Resolutions, with Amendments, agreed to, 636. 


Trade : 
89. Relative to Bills for regulating Trade; txxvin. 338. 


(1.)—Reports of Committees of the Whole House — 
(continued)—relative to— 
Judges’ Salaries, England, &amp;c. : 
92. Act 39 Geo. III. c. 110, for the Augmentation of the 


Salaries of the Judges in the Courts in Westminster Hall, &amp;c. ; 
LXxx. 462. 


Timber Duties : 


93. The several Acts relating to the Duties on Timber ; txxv1. 
236. 


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III. Reports Re-committed—continued. 
(2.)—Reports of Select Committees, —relative to— 
Fourdrinier’s Patent : 


94. Report on Petition to Bill referred to a Select Committee ; 
xcu. 478. 


Militia Estimates : 


95. Of Committee appointed to prepare Militia Estimates ; 
LXxxil. 318. 








(2.)—Reports of Select Committees—(continued)— 
relative to— 


Victualling House Licenses : 

96. To inquire into the Ground of the Allegations of the 
Petition of William Spicer, relative to the Conduct of certain 
Magistrates in the Holborn Division of Middlesex, in granting 
Licenses for Victualling Houses; txxxvut. 583. 


IV. Reports, Minutes, Papers, &amp;c. communicated to the Lords,—relative to— 


Aborigines (British Settlements) : 
97. Report from Select Committee on; xc1. 840.—xct1. 649. 


Agriculture : 

98. -Copy of the Report from the Select Committee on the 
Distressed State of Agriculture; uxxvi. 478. Copy of the 
Appendix to the Report from the Committee on the Petitions 
complaining of Agricultural Distress; txxvu. 8.———Copy of 
the Report on the Petitions complaining of the Distressed State 
of Agriculture; xxv. 174. ——— Report on Agriculture; 
LXXXVIII. 733. 





Anatomy : 
99. Report from Committee in the last Session; ixxx1v. 122. 


Artisans and Machinery : 


100. Copies of Reports from the Select Committee on Artisans 
and Machinery; txx1x. 460. 


Barrington, Sir Jonah : 
101. Report from the Committee on the Conduct of Sir Jonah 
Barrington, together with the Deposition and other Papers con- 
nected therewith ; txxxv. 228. 


Beer : 


102. Report from Committee on the Sale of; txxxv. 505.— 
LXXXVIII. 722. 


Bread : 
103. Copy of the Report from the Select Committee on the 
Sale of Bread; ixxvi. 381. 


Bribery at Elections: 


104. Report from Select Committee appointed in 1835; xct. ‘ 


192. 


British Museum : 
105. Report from Select Committee appointed in 1835 on the 
British Museum; xc. 433.—xcu. 840. 
Canada : 
106. Report from Select Committee appointed in 1834 on the 
Affairs of Lower Canada; xct1. 194. 
Charities : 
107. Report from the Select Committee on Public Charities ; 
xc. 602, 


Cinque Ports : 


108. Copy of Report on Cinque Ports Pilotage; .xxxrx. 
583. 
Coal Trade : 


109. Reports of 23 June and 31 December 1800; ixxxrv. 228. 
———Of 1830, on; uxxxvi. 83. Of 1836; xc1. 840. 

Colonial Lands : 

110. Report from Select Committee on; xc1. 840. 
Combination Laws : 

111. Report; ixxx. 612. 
Contagion : 

112. Report from Committee on, in 1819; txxx. 344. 
Criminal Commitments : 

113. Report from Committee in the last Session on Criminal 


Commitments and Convictions; txxx111. 137. Report of last 
Session; Lxxxtv. 383. 





Criminal Laws : 

114. Copy of the Report from the Select Committee in Session 
1819, appointed to consider of so much of the Criminal Laws as 
relates to Capital Punishment in Felonies; txxv. 467.———Re- 
ports from Committees in 1824, on the Criminal Law of England; 
LXxXxv. 558. 


Dover Harbour : 
115. Report from Select Committee on; xcr. 840. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


East India Affairs : 

116. Glossary to the Fifth Report, made 28 July 1812, 
LXXxv. 141.————Report, together with the Minutes of Evidence 
taken before the Committee on the Affairs of the East India Com- 
pany ; Lxxxv. 643.———Reports, Minutes of Evidence and Ap- 
pendices on East India Affairs in 1831, 1832; utxxxvut. 510. 


Education in Ireland, Report on: 

117. Education in Ireland Reports; uxxxvi. 147.———Re- 
port from Select Committee on the New Plan of Education in 
Ireland; xc11. 649. 


Elections : 

118. East Retford; Copy of the Evidence on which the 
House passed the East Retford Election Bill; rxxxv.230.—— 
Grampound Disfranchisement ; Grounds and Evidence upon 
which the House passed the Grampound Disfranchisement Bill; 
LXXVI. 193. ———Hertford Borough ; Copy of Reports, and Evi- 
dence on Hertford Borough Bill; txxxix. 220.——— Liverpool 
Freemen; Copies of Report, and Evidence on Liverpool Freemen 
Bill; txxxrx. 151.———Penryn; Copy of Evidence on the 
Penryn Election; uxxxu. 557.——— Stafford Borough ; Copy 
of Report, and Evidence on Stafford Borough Bill; uxxxrx. 
162.——— Warwick Borough; Copies of Report, and Evidence 
on Warwick Borough Bill; txxxrx. 130. 


Emigration : 
119. Report; uxxxu. 108,—Lxxx111.137,—&lt;——Third Report ; 
LXXXIll. 84. 


Entails : 
120. Report and Minutes of Evidence on Scottish Entails 
Bill; txxxm1. 221.———-Second Report; uxxxi11. 484. 


Exchequer Court (Scotland) : 
121. Bill; uxxxvu. 399. 


Extra Post : 
122. Copy of the Report from the Select Committee on the 
Extra Post; txxvi. 490. 


Factories : 
123. Report and Minutes of Evidence on Factories; txxxvitt. 
32. 


Fictitious Votes (Ireland) : 
124. Report from Select Committee; xcu. 649. 


Foreign Trade : 
125. Copy of Report from Select Committee on Foreign 
Trade; uxxvi. 109. Report since 1820; txxx. 326. 


Friendly Societies : 
126. Reports of 1825 and 1827; txxxi11. 198. 
Game Laws : 
127. Copy of the Report from the Committee on the Game 


Laws; Lxxviul. 268. Reports of 1816 and 1823; txxxut. 
172. 


Hand Loom Weavers : 
128. Report from the Select Committee on the Petitions from 
the Hand Loom Weavers; xc. 590. 








Heriots Commutation : 
129. Reports from the Select Committee on ; xcr. 840. 


Ireland, State of : 

130. Reports from Committees in Sessions 1824 and 1825, 
relative to the Disturbances in Ireland; rxxx. 272. —— Third 
Report on the State of Ireland, 621.——Fourth Report, uxxx1. 
130. Minutes taken before the Select Committee in 1804, on 
the State of Ireland, as to its Circulating Paper, Specie and Cur- 
rent Coin, 195.——Report of last Session on the State of Ireland ; 
LXxxvi. 83.——Report from Select Committee in 1832, on the 
State of the disturbed Counties in Ireland; xc. 482. 





Labourers’ 





1004 


REPORTS—continiied. 








IV. Reports, Minutes, Papers, &amp;c. communicated to the Lords—(continued) —relative to— 


Labourers’ Wages : 
131. Report in 1824; 1xxx11. 266. 


Leith and Newhaven Harbours : 
132. Report from Select Committee appointed in 1835, on 
Leith and Newhaven Harbours; xct. 426. 


Leith Harbour : 
133. Report from Select Committee on; xct. 840. 


Limerick City : 
134. Copy of the Report from the Select Committee on the 
Petitions relating to the City of Limerick ; txxvitt. 268. 


Linen Trade : . 
135. Copy of Report from the Select Committee in Session 
1822, to consider of the Laws which regulate the Linen Trade of 
Ireland ; uxx1x. 146. 


Lunatics : 
136. Report from Committee in the last Session, on Pauper 
Lunatics, and on Lunatic Asylums, together with Minutes of 
Evidence ; txxx111. 232. 


Market Tolls (Ireland) : 
137. Report on; txxxi. 195. 


Manufactures : 


138. Report on Manufactures, Commerce and Shipping ; 
LXXXxVvill. 733. 


Mint Establishment : 
139. Report from the Select Committee on; xcr1. 649. 


Negro Apprenticeship : 


140. Report from Select Committee on; xc1. 840. 


Orange Lodges : 
141. First, Second and Third Reports from the Select Com- 


mittee appointed in 1835, on Orange Lodges in Ireland; xct. 
131. 


Parliament, Houses of: 


142. Report from the Select Committee on Houses of Parlia- 
ment Plans; xc1. 840. 


Parochial Settlements : 
143. Report on the Law of; txxxi1. 492. 


Police of the Metropolis : 
144. Report of last Session; txxxiv. 246. 


Poole Borough : 
145. Report from the Select Committee on Poole Borough; 
xcl. 725. 


Poor Law Amendment Act : 
146. First Report from Select Committee; xcu. 304.—— 
Reports; xc. 649. 


Poor in Ireland: 

147. Copy of the Report from the Select Committee on the 
Employment of the Poor in Ireland; ixx:x. 20. First and 
Second Report from Committee, in 1819, on the State of Disease 
and Condition of the Labouring Poor in Ireland; txxxv. 644. 
———-Report from Committee of last Session, on State of the 
Poor in Ireland; txxxvi. 83. 


Poor Returns : 
148. Abstract of Poor Returns, 1826; txxxr1. 232. 


Prisons : 
149. Report from Select Committee appointed in 1836, on 
Prisons ; xc11. 482. 


Promissory Notes : 
150. Report in 1826, on Promissory Notes in Scotland and 
Ireland; txxx11. 280. 


Railway Bills : 
151. Report from Select Committee on Railway Bills, and the 
Resolutions founded thereon; xc1. 255. 





Record Commission : 
152. Report from Select Committee on; xcr. 840. 


Records, Public, of Ireland : 
153. Copy of Reports of Commissioners of Public Records 
of Ireland, with Supplements and Appendices, from 1816 to 1820 ; 
LXxIx. 298. 


Sabbath : 
154. Report on the Observance of; ixxxvi1l. 98. 


Salmon Fisheries : 
155. Reports from Committee in 1825; txxxim. 414.—1824; 
LXXXIli. 427. Scotland, 1836 ; xc. 840. 


Secondary Punishments : 
156. Report from Select Committee in 1831; xc. 211. 


State of Ireland :—See supra, 130. 


Statute Labour, Scotland : 
157. Report from Select Committee on; xc1. 840. 


Steam Carriages : 
158. Report; txxxvu. 440. 


Timber Duties : ; 
159. Report from the Select Committee appointed in 1835, on 
the Timber Duties; xc1. 433. 


Tithe Commutation Act: 
160. Report from the Select Committee on the Survey of 
Parishes ; xcu1. 393. 


Tithes (Ireland) : 
161. First Report; 
LXXXvil. 417. 


LXXXVII. 342.——_&lt;—Second Report ; 


Tobacco : 
162. Reports from Committee of last Session; Lxxxv1. 83. 


Trinity, North Leith, Harbour and Dock Bill: 
163. Evidence taken before the Committee ; xc1. 590. 


Turnpike Roads: 

164. Glasgow; Copy of Report on Glasgow, &amp;c. Roads Bill ; 
Lxx1x. 470. Holyhead Roads; Copies of the Reports and 
Appendices made by the Select Committee for improving Holy- 
head Roads; txxvi. 460.—— Holyhead and Liverpool Roads ; 
Report from Committee on the Holyhead and Liverpool Roads ; 
LXXXv. 647.——— Northern Roads ; Report from Committee on 
the State of the Northern Roads; itxxxv. 347. 


Turnpike Trusts and Tolls : 
165. Report from Select Committee on ; xcr. 840. 


Usury Laws: 
166. Copy of the Report from the Select Committee appointed 
in 1818, on the Usury Laws; txxix. 116. 


Vagrants : 
167. Report from Committee in 1828, on the Laws relating to 
Irish and Scotch Vagrants; txxxv. 220. 


Weights and Measures : 

168. Copy of the Report from the Committee in 1821, ap- 
pointed to consider of the Reports relating to Weights and 
Measures; Lxxvitl. 335.———Minutes of Evidence taken before 
the Select Committee in 1834, on the Weights and Measures Bill ; 
also Report from the Select Committee in the present Session, on 
the Weights and Measures Act; xc. 590. 


Welsh Judicature : 
169. Copies of the Reports from the Committees on Welsh 
Judicature, in 1817, 1820 and 1821; txxvu. 271. 


Works, Public, (Ireland) : 
170. Second Report from the Select Committee appointed in 
1835, on Public Works in Ireland; xcr. 433. 


Zemindar of Nozeed Bill : 
171. Minutes of Evidence; txxxvir. 222. 


V. Reports 














REPORTS—continued. 





1005 








—relative to— 


Bank Charter : 

172. Message for Report made from Committee of Secrecy in 
the last Session, on Bank of England Charter; Messengers ac- 
quainted that the House would send an Answer by Messengers of 
their own; Lxxxvu. 487. No Answer was sent. 


County Cess (Ireland) : 
173. Report from Select Committee; xc1. 834. 


County Rates : 

174. Message for Report on County Rates; Messengers ac- 
quainted that the House would send an Answer by Messengers of 
their own; txxx1. 225. No Answer was sent.———Another 
Message; Messengers acquainted that the House would send an 
Answer by Messengers of their own; uxxx1x.77. No Answer was 
sent. 


East India Company : 

175. Message for Report from Select Committee on the Affairs 
of the East India Company; Messengers acquainted that the 
House would send an Answer by Messengers of their own; 
Lxxxvi. 930. No Answer was sent.———Another Message ; Mes- 
sengers acquainted that the House would send an Answer by 
Messengers of their own; txxxvi1. 14. No Answer was sent. 


Education : 

176. Message for Copies of Education Returns of 1818, 1819, 
1820 and 1821; Messengers acquainted that the House would 
send an Answer by Messengers of their own; txxxvi1.172. No 
Answer was sent. 


Elections : 

177. Message for Evidence taken on the Coventry Election 
Bill; Messengers acquainted that the House would send an An- 
swer by Messengers of their own; ixxxu. 604. No Answer was 
sent,————-Message for Evidence taken before the Committee of 
last Session on the Galway Election; Messengers acquainted that 
the House would send an Answer by Messengers of their own; 
Lxxx1l. 299. No Answer was sent. 


Emigration : 
178. Message for Second Report on Emigration ; Messengers 


acquainted that the House will send an Answer by Messengers of 
their own; Lxxxu1. 515. No Answer was sent. 


Fictitious Votes, Ireland: 
179. First and Second Reports; xcu. 572. 


First Fruits, Tenths and Queen Anne’s Bounty : 
180. Report from Select Committee on; xcu1. 550. 


Grand Juries, Ireland: 
181. Message for Reports on Grand Jury Presentments ; 
Messengers acquainted that the House would send an Answer by 
Messengers of their own; txxvi. 423. No Answer was sent. 


Ireland : 
182. Message for further Evidence taken on the State of Ire- 
land ; Messengers acquainted that the House would send an An- 
swer by Messengers of their own; xxx. 295. No Answer was 
sent. 


Leith Harbour : 
183. Report from Select Committee on Leith Harbour; xc1. 


V. Reports, Papers, &amp;c. requested by the Lords, but not communicated to them, 





Lord’s Day: 

184. Message for Report from Committee on the Observance 
of the Sabbath; Messengers acquainted that the House will send 
an Answer by Messengers of their own; txxxvu. 580. No An- 
ser was sent. 


Lough Swilly and Lough Foyle Drainage : 
185. Evidence taken before the Committee on; xcu1. 620. 


Orphans’ Fund : 

186. Message for Report from the Committee on the Orphans’ 
Fund of the present Session; Messengers acquainted that the 
House will send an Answer by Messengers of their own; Lxxx1v. 
377. No Answer was sent. 


Poor : 

187. Message for Copy of Report in 1828, on that part of the 
Poor Laws relating to the Employment or Relief of Able-bodied 
Persons from the Poor Rate; Messengers acquainted that the House 
would send an Answer by Messengers of their own; Lxxxvi. 639. 
No Answer was sent.—— Message for Minutes of Evidence taken 
before the Committee on the State of the Poor of Ireland; Mes- 
sengers acquainted that the House would send an Answer by Mes- 
sengers of their own; uxxxv. 639. No Answer was sent. 


Public Income and Expenditure : 

188. Message for the Fourth Report on Public Income and 
Expenditure ; Messengers acquainted that the House would send 
an Answer by Messengers of their own; xxx. 557. No An- 
ser was sent. 


Salmon Fisheries (Scotland) : 
189. Report from the Select Committee on; xc1. 659. 


Secondary Punishments : 

190. Message for Report from Committee on Secondary Pu- 
nishments ; Messengers acquainted that the House would send an 
Answer by Messengers of their own ; txxxvi1. 563. No Answer 
mas sent. 


Trinity, North Leith, Harbour and Docks Bill : 
191. Minutes of Evidence taken before Committee in 1835; 
xc1. 410. 


Turnpikes : 

192. Message for Sixth Report of the Select Committee on 
Holyhead Roads and Harbour; Messengers acquainted that the 
House would send an Answer by Messengers of their own; 
Lxxvi. 338. No Answer was sent.———Message for Report 
from Committee on Holyhead and Liverpool Roads; Messengers 
acquainted that the House would send an Answer by Messengers 
of their own; txxxv. 549. No Answer was sent. 


West India Colonies : 

193. Message for Report and Minutes of Evidence from the 
Committee on West India Colonies; Messengers acquainted that 
the House would send an Answer by Messengers of their own ; 
Lxxxvul. 372. No Answer was sent. 


Works, Public, (Ireland) : 
194. Message for first Report from Select Committce on Public 





676. 





Works; xc. 493. No Answer was sent. 


VI. Reports, Papers, &amp;c. communicated from the Lords,—relative to— 


Agriculture : 
195. Evidence taken before the Committee on Agriculture in 
the last Session; xcur. 123. 
Appeals : 
196. Return of the Number of Appeals and Writs of Error 


(English, Welch, Scotch and Irish) presented, heard and decided 
on, 1813 to 1823; Lxxvill. 365. (P. 387.) 


Appellate Jurisdiction : 
197. Copy of Report on the Appellate Jurisdiction of the 
House of Lords; itxxvitt. 427. 


Brighton Railway (Stephenson’s Line) : 
198. Evidence taken before their Lordships in the last Session 
in the Committee on the London and Brighton Railway (Stephen- 
son’s Line); xcu1. 90. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Coal Trade: 
199. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee on the 
Coal Trade in the last Session ; txxxv. 16. 


Corn: 
200. Copy Report from Select Committee appointed to inquire 
into the Price at which Foreign Grain may be shipped in Foreign 
Ports; txxx11. 449. 


County Rates : 

201. _ Copy of Report from Select Committee to inquire into the 
Charges on the County Rates in England and Wales, together 
with the Minutes of Evidence, Appendix and Index; ixxxix. 
458. 


Divorces : 





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REPORTS—continued. 











VI. Reports, Papers, &amp;c. communicated from the Lords—(continued)—relative to— 


Divorces : 

202. Depositions in Divorce Cases, which are afterwards 
returned to the Lords; Blenkinsop’s; xc. 215. 371. Cunliffe’s ; 
LXXVill. 389, 424, Graeme’s, Lxxx. 213.261. Keighley’s, rxxx1v. 
160. 196. Moor’s; xc. 301.333. Wilson’s; irxx1x. 491. 504. 
See infra, 220. 


East India Company : 
203. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee on the 
Affairs of the East India Company; Lxxxv. 634. 


East India Trade: 


204. Copy of the Reports on East India Trade; ixxv1. 
313. 474. 


Entails : 
205. Report of the Lords of Session in Scotland upon the 
Bills relating to Entails; xc. 224. 


Foreign Trade : 
206. Copy of the Report of the Lords’ Committees on Foreign 
Trade; Ltxxv. 438. 


Game Laws : 
207. Copy Report, with Minutes of Evidence taken before the 
Select Committee on the Game Laws; txxxu1. 234. 


Ireland, State of : 

208. Copies of Minutes of Evidence taken before the Lords’ 
Committees on the State of Ireland, in the last and present Session, 
1825; txxx. 305. Copies of further Evidence, 630. Report in 
last Session, 1826 ; Lxxx1. 75. 


Marriage Bill: 
209. Copy Minutes of Evidence on Turner’s Nullity of Mar- 
riage Bill; rxxxu. 525. 


Oaths: 


210. First Report from the Select Committee on the expediency 
of substituting Declarations in lieu of Oaths; xc. 198.———Re- 
ports made, and Evidence taken by Committees of their Lordships’ 
House, on the expediency of substituting Declarations for Oaths ; 
XCII. 481.————Reports from Select Committee appointed during 
the present Session on Oaths and Declarations; xcr1. 610. 


Peers: 
211. Copy of Report on all matters touching the Dignity of 
a Peer, &amp;c.; uxxvi. 496.———For Copy of any Reports subse- 
quent to those communicated in 1821; Lxxx1. 373. 


Poor Laws : 
212. Report and Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select 
Committee appointed to consider of the Poor Laws; itxxxvi. 812. 





Prison Discipline : 
213. Report from Select Committee on Prison Discipline ; xc. 
287. Second, Third and Fourth Reports, xc. 492. Fifth Report, 
xc. 659. 


Private Bills: 
214. Report and Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select 
Committee on Fees and Charges payable on Private Bills; 

LXXXVIII. 212. 


Promissory Notes, Scotland and Ireland : 
215. Copy Report from the Lords’ Committees on the Circu- 
lation of Promissory Notes in Scotland and Ireland; txxx1. 
395. 


Stafford Disfranchisement Bill : 
216. Evidence taken before their Lordships on the Stafford 
Disfranchisement Bill; xc1. 757. 


Tithes, Ireland : 
217. Report and Minutes of Evidence taken before the Com- 
mittee on Tithes, Ireland; txxxvu. 184. 


Turnpike Roads : 
218. Abstract of the Returns relative to Turnpike Roads ; 
LXXXVIII. 260. 


Turnpike Returns: 
219. Report taken before the Select Committee on Turnpike 
Returns, and the Abstract thereof; Lxxxvi11. 517.———Second 
Report, txxxviit. 709. 


Turton’s Divorce Bill : 
220. Minutes of Evidence given by Two Witnesses before the 
Committee on Turton’s Divorce Bill; txxxvi. 793. 


Weights and Measures : 
221. Copy of the Report from the Select Committee appointed 
to consider the Petition of the Chamber of Commerce of Glasgow 
relative to the Weights and Measures Bill; ixxrx. 118. 


Wool Trade : 
222. Copy Report and Minutes of Evidence taken before the 
Select Committee on the Wool Trade; txxxi1. 512. 


Writs of Error: 


223. Certain Papers relative to Appeals and Writs of Error ; 
LXXvill. 365. 


VII. Reports, Papers, &amp;c. requested by the Commons, and not communicated to 


them,—-,elative to— 


Agriculture : 
224. Evidence taken before the Select Committee on Agricul- 
ture; xcr. 668. 


Chancery Offices Regulation Bill : 
225. Copy of the Report taken before the Select Committee of 
the Lords on Chancery Offices Regulation Bill; txxxvuu. 596. 
No Answer was sent. 


Lords, House of : 
226. Report from the Select Committee to consider of a Plan 
for a more convenient temporary Accommodation for the House 
of Lords; xc. 451. 


Session, Court of, (Scotland) : 
227. Copies of certain Papers relative to Appeals from the 
Court of Session; txxvi1. 426. No Answer was sent. 


VIII. Incidental Proceedings : 
Reports from Committees of the Whole House : 


232. Ordered to be received,—Now; txxv. 218.—.xxvi. 84. 


371.—Lxxvil. 65,—LXxXX. 206.—LXxxI. 232.—.Lxxxvi. 359.— 
LXXXIX. 383.—xci. 289. 667, &amp;c.———After Division; ixxvi. 
439.—1 xxix. 283,—.xxx. 112.—.xxx1. 225, &amp;c.———This Day, 
after sitting late; uxxv. 175.—Lxxvi. 20.—.Lxxvir. 66.—LxxvIII. 
178.—.xx1x. 133, &amp;.—-—On the Morrow, or on future Days; 
LXXV. 133.—LXXVI. 75.—LXXVII. 74.—-LXXVIII. 17.—Lxxx. 206.— 








State of Ireland : 
228. Copy of further Evidence from Select Committee ap- 
pointed to inquire into the State of Ireland; txxx. 411. No 

Answer was sent. 


Small Notes: 
229. Copy of Report and Evidence from Lords’ Committee 
on Small Notes in Scotland and Ireland; txxx1. 386. No Answer 
was sent. 


Waterworks, West Middlesex : 
230. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee on the 
West Middlesex Waterworks Bill in 1819; txxvi. 58. No Answer 
was sent. 


West India Affairs : 
231. Copy of the Report and Minutes of Evidence taken 
before the Lords’ Committee on West India Affairs ; txxxvut. 579. 

No Answer was sent. 


Reports from Committees of the Whole House—cont'. 
LXXxI. 100.—xcu. 201, &amp;c.——Upon Division; txxv1. 223. 
———This Day Two Months; xxv. 422.—Ordered to be now 
brought up, after a Division ; txxx1. 333._———Reports made by 
Order ; Lxxxv. 485.—Lxxxvill. 488.—Lxxx1x. 59. 375, &amp;c. 

233. Made and read,—On Motions for Supply; xxv. 133. 
—LXxIx. 19.—xcu. 25, &amp;c.———On other Matters; txxv. 368. 
—xcu. 46, &amp;e. Made, read and ordered to be taken into 

further 











REPORTS—continued. 


1007 











VIII. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 
Reports from Committees of the Whole House—cont’. 


further Consideration upon the Morrow, or on future Days; Lxxv. 
155. 207.—uxxvi. 68. 137, &amp;c.—.xxxv. 398,———Made, read, 
entered and re-committed ; Lxxxvu1l. 337. 


234. Reports, and Chairman acquaints the House that he was 
directed to move for Leave tosit again; From Committees of Supply 
and Ways and Means; ixxv. 245.—.xxx. 33.—Lxxx1x. 30.—xcll. 
164, &amp;c.———Reports of Progress and of further Progress, and 
that Chairman was directed by Committee to move for Leave to 
sitagain; Lxxv. 219.—.Lxxvi. 199.—Lxxvil. 246,—LXxvilI. 402,— 
LXXIX. 205.—LXxx1l. 307.—Lxxxll. 106.—Lxxxvill. 532, &amp;c. 

235. Reports,—That Chairman was directed by Committees to 
make Motions; txxv. 218.—.Lxxvi. 408,—.xxvil. 118.—.xxvitl. 
105.—Lxxix. 293.—Lxxx. 229.—.Lxxxul. 353.—Lxxx1. 122.— 
LXxxiv. 61.———Reports, That Chairman was directed by Com- 
mittees,—To move for Leave to bring in Bills; rxxv. 218.— 
LXXVI. 128.—Lxxvil. 118.—.Lxxvitl. 99.—.Lxx1x. 293.—Lxxx. 229. 
—LXXXII. 353.—-LXxx11l. 122.—LxxxIVv. 61.—Lxxxviil. 472. 609.— 
xc1. 686, &amp;c.———To bring in a Bill or Bills; rxx1x. 529.—— 
Two or more Bills; txxv. 452.—.xxvi. 180.—.xxvit. 118. 162. 
———That they had examined several Witnesses; Lxxvi1. 278. 
———That they had examined several other Witnesses; Lxxvutt. 
286.———That they had examined several Witnesses, and had 
directed the Chairman to report the Minutes of Evidence ; txxx1. 
76.———That a Witness had grossly prevaricated and given false 
Evidence ; txxx11. 473. That they had examined other Wit- 
nesses, and had directed Chairman to move for Leave to sit again; 
LXxxl. 473.———That a Witness on being examined had at- 
tempted to defeat the Investigation of the Committee by wilfully 
suppressing the truth; uxxx1m. 122. 


236. Further Comsideration of Reports put off for Six Months ; 
LXXVI. 332. 

237. Orders of the Day,—For receiving Reports; Read, and 
other Days appointed; txxv. 214.—.xxvi. 93.—.xxxvil. 414.— 
LXXxxIx. 520.—xcul. 217, &amp;c.—&lt;——Amendments proposed, but not 
made, and Reports received; uxxvi. 448. And Reports 
received after Division; txxv. 432.—.xxvi. 365. ——— And 
brought up after Division; xxv. 257. 311.———For taking 
into further Consideration Report, read; and Report re-committed 
to Committee of the Whole House; txxvi. 236.—1.xxx. 462. 551. 
—t.Lxxx11. 359. And Report ordered to be taken into further 
Consideration in Six Months; txxvi. 332. ———Read, and pro- 
ceeded in; Lxxv. 164.—.xxxv. 460.———Read, and other Days 
appointed ; rxxvi. 242.—1xxxv. 436. 

238. Orders of the House for taking Reports into further 
Consideration ; Read and discharged, and other Days appointed ; 
LXXVI. 231.—.Lxxvil. 206, 

239. Reports ordered. to be now taken into further Considera- 
tion; txxx. 181. 

240. Report again read, and Bill ordered; xcr1. 368. 

241. Report of former Session read upon Motion, and Com- 
mittee of the Whole House appointed to consider the same; 
LXxvil. 69. 








242. Chairman of a Committee interrupted in reporting, by 
Notice being taken that Forty Members were not present; Lxxv1. 
29. 


Reports from Secret Committees : 
243. Made, and ordered to lie upon the Table, and be printed ; 
LXxxvilt. 585.—xcl. 840.—xcu. 666. 


244. Reports of former Sessions ordered to be re-printed ; 
LXXxxI. 38. 


Reports from Select Committees : 

245. Draft Report and Minutes of Proceedings of a Select 
Committee ; To be laid upon the Table, xxx1x. 195. _—-— Reports 
made, read, and ordered to be taken into further consideration 
upon future Days, and to be printed; ixxvit. 162.—.xxvil. 392.— 
LXXXVIII. 573,—xcil. 482. 607. Made, by Order; ixxx1. 183. 
——— Made, and read,and Members’ Names struck out; txxv. 345. 
——— Made, read, and ordered to lie upon the Table ; txxv1.394.— 
LXxxix. 562. Made, read, and ordered to lie upon the Table, 
and be printed ; Lxxv. 412.—.xxvill. 318.—Lxxix. 266.—LxxxI. 
184,—Lxxx1l. 12.—xc. 390.—xcr. 95.—xc11. 25, &amp;c._———And 
House resolves to consider the same in a Committee of the Whole 
House on a future Day; xxvii. 392.———Made (with Ap- 
pendixes), and read, and ordered to lie on the Table, and be 
printed ; uxxv. 8367.—.Lxxvi, 137. 152.—.Lxxvil. 14.—Lxxxill. 426. 
—Lxxxv. 250.—xc. 531.—xc1. 337.—xc1. 601, &amp;e. Report 
and Appendix to be printed; txxx111. 517, 518. ——— Made, with 
Resolutions; Resolutions read and entered, and the Reports 
ordered to lie on the Table, and be printed; txxvi. 360.—zxxrx. 








GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Reports from Select Committees—continued. 





395.—.Lxxx. 509.—xc. 145. Report made, together with 
Minutes of Evidence, and an Index; Report to lie upon the Table, 
and be printed; txxx1x. 595.———Made, together with a Plan; 
and Report ordered to lie on the Table, and be printed; txxix. 
364,———— Report made, with Minutes of Evidence and an Ap- 
pendix ; and also a further Appendix of Documents; Report to 
lie upon the Table, and (except the Appendix of Documents) to 
be printed; Lxxx1. 362. Report ordered to be printed, with- 
out the Minutes of Evidence; 1xxx1. 390. Report made, 
with Summary of all the Evidence that had heen taken 
upon one part of their Inquiry, and an Appendix; Report 
and Appendix to be printed; uxxxv. 632. Made, sub- 
joining to it, in an Appendix, the Evidence, both oral and 
testamentary, on which it proceeds; Report to lie upon the 
Table, and be printed; txxxi. 384. Report of Minutes 
of Evidence made, read, and ordered to lie upon the Table, 
and be printed; xxxix. 82. 255.—.xxx.. 254.—Lxxxv. 133.— 
LXXXVI. 684.—xc11. 194, &amp;c,—-And to be printed at the ex- 
pense of the Parties, if they shall think fit; txxxvu. 566.——— 
Two Reports made at the same time from one Select Committee ; 
LXXIX. 491.—.Lxxxv. 632,—.xxxvil. 683.———Reports made, 
read, and re-committed; txxvi. 213.—.xxxvill. 583.———Made, 
read, entered, and ordered to lie on the Table; txxvi. 141, 278.— 
LXXVII. 147.—Lxxvill. 364.—LxXxXIx. 142,—Lxxx. 510.—LXXXL 
354.— LXxxIV. 173.—Lxxxv. 198.—xcI. 145. ———— To lie on 
the Table, and to be printed; uxxvi. 360.—Lxxvit. 157.—Lxxx. 
268.— Lxxx1x. 30.—xc. 478.—xci. 56. Special Report 
made, entered, ordered to be taken into further consideration, and 
to be printed; xc. 269.——— Made, read, entered, ordered to be 
printed, and to be taken into further consideration on a future 
Day; ixxviil. 3388. Made, read, and entered; and Resolu- 
tions of the House made thereupon; xxx. 445. Made, 
together with Resolutions; Resolutions read, entered, and ordered 
to be further considered; txxx. 385,———Report and Resolu- 
tions read and entered, and Report ordered to lie upon the Table, 
and be printed; 1xxx. 293.—.LxxxiI. 235. Made, read, 
entered ; Motion made for an Address, and House resolves to 
consider the same immediately in Committee of the Whole House; 
Report referred, and House resolves itself into Committee; txxx. 
613. That the Committee had proceeded according to in- 
struction to examine Witnesses, whose Evidence they had agreed 
to report, and that they had agreed to a Report; Report brought 
up, read, entered, to lie upon the Table, and be printed; txxxvitt. 
245,————-That Committee had agreed to report certain Evidence 
and Documents separately, without thinking it necessary to add 
any Observations thereupon; Report to lie upon the Table, and be 
printed ; txxxv. 639. 


























246. Reports; Of Progress, and of further Progress; txxvt. 
152.—Lxxvil. 162. 281.—Lxxix. 82. 255.—1xxx. 254. 272.— 
LXXxV. 133, 193.—.Lxxxvi. 871.—xc. 145.—xc1. 337.—xc1I. 206. 
———Of further Progress, and that Committee had directed 
Member to make Two Reports; txx1x. 491.———To move for 
Leave to bring in Bills; txxvi1. 171. 


247. Reports that had been made; Ordered to be taken into 
further consideration on a future Day ; txxvit. 162.—.Lxxx11. 426. 
—Lxxxvi. 168. Ordered to be communicated to the Lords at a 
Conference; xc1. 9. Ordered to be printed; txxx1x. 562. To- 
gether with Map therein referred to, xc. 648. Ordered to be re- 
printed; rxxvi. 269.—.Lxx1x. 349.—Lxxxu. 360. 442.—.Lxxxiv. 
142, 402.—.Lxxxv. 624.—Lxxxvill. 10. 79.—LXxx1x. 467.——— 
Referred to Select Committee on Petition for Bill ; xc1. 20.———. 
Printed Copies of Reports being laid upon the Table, Members 
ordered to carry same to the Lords; txxvunt. 268.—xc1. 131, &amp;e. 


248. Resolution, That the House will early in next Session 
take into consideration a Report; txxvit. 28. 


249. Reports again read (and no further Proceeding); txxvit. 
104. And ordered to be taken into consideration on a future 
Day; Lxxxvi. 905,——-And agreed to upon Division, and Re- 
solution made; Lxxx1x. 471.—.—And Motion for Address made, 
and House resolves to consider of the Address on a future Day, 
in Committee of the Whole House; txxx. 606.———Read in 
Proceedings of the House; txxxvi. 357.———And Public Bills 
ordered ; uxxvi. 307. 343,—Lxxvul. 284.—Lxxvull. 71.—LXxxx1I. 
487.—Lxxxvil1. 632.—xc. 166, &amp;c.———And Acts read, and 
Public Bills ordered ; rxxxvu1. 462.————And Entry in Journals 
read, and Resolution of the House made; txxv1. 230. And 
referred to Committees of the Whole House; .xxrx. 534.— 
Lxxxvi. 424, &amp;c. And Committee of the Whole House ap- 
pointed; xcr1. 201.—&lt;—— And referred to other Select Com- 
mittees; LXxvI. 189.—.Lxxvul. 36.——And referred to Select 
Committees on Bills; txxx. 282. ——— And re-committed ; 
LXXV. 165.—Lxxvi. 32. 133.—Lxxxn. 318,—&lt;——And Instructions 

given ; 








1008 


REPORTS——RESOLUTIONS. 








VIII. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


Reports from Select Committees—continued. 

given; Lxxvi. 150. 172.———And Motions made thereon (and 
Debates adjourned); .ixxxv. 630.—xc. 515. 541. ———— And 
Motions made thereon, and withdrawn; Lxxv. 477.—.xxxvi. 161. 
—xc. 268.—xciI. 358.——And Amendment made to Question 
for referring the same to the Committee of Privileges; txxxrx. 
518.———And Resolution of the House made thereon; ixxv. 
403.—.Lxxxul. 561.—xc. 584.—xcI, 98. 584.—xci1. 99. ——Read 
upon Motion, and entered previous to Motion made; xc. 520. 
————-Paragraphs in Report read upon Motion, and entered, and 
Resolution made thereupon; xc. 819.———Reports from Select 
Committees of former Sessions read upon Motion, and Select 
Committees appointed ; Lxxx1. 86.—xc. 63. 255. 


250. Reports referred, without being read :—To Select Com- 
mittees on Bills ; txxvit1. 331.—Lxxx. 329.—xc1. 292.—xc1l. 404. 
———To Select Committee on Petition for Bill; xc1. 20.—— 
To Committee of Supply; txxvi. 302.—.xxvu. 145.—.Lxxvill. 
379.—LXXIx. 248.—LXxx. 332.—LXxxv. 609.—LXXXVIII. 317. 629. 
—Lxxxix. 506, &amp;c.———To other Committees of the Whole 
House ; ixxvi. 240. 242.—.Lxxx. 159. 423.—.xxx. 513. — 
LXXXVII. 14, 122,—.Lxxxvii. 678.—Lxxx1x. 91.———To Select 
Committees ; xxv. 269.—.xxvi.61.—Lxxvul. 8. 101.—Lxxvill. 7.— 
LXXxIx. 8, 230.—Lxxx. 119.—LXxXxI. 179.—Lxxx1l. 178.—Lxxx111. 8. 





Reports from Select Committees—continued. 


501.—.Lxxxv. 10.—LxXxxvi. 21.—Lxxxvui. 57.—LXxXXviII. 307.— 
LXXXIx. 26.—xc. 19.—xc1, 26.—xcul. 71. 


251. Reports that were ordered to lie upon the Table, after- 
wards ordered to be taken into consideration on future Days; 
LXXVII. 162,—Lxxxl. 426.—Lxxxvi. 168.———Referred to Select 
Committee on Bills; txxv1. 238.———Further Consideration of 
Report put off for Three Months; xcr1. 619. 


252. Notice taken that a Report contained a Recommendation 
for public Compensation, and that the same had not been recom- 
mended by the Crown; Ordered, That the Report be re-committed 
to the former Committee; xc. 478. 


253. Orders of the Day for taking Reports into further consi- 
deration, read, or now read, and proceeded in; uxxvu. 237. 
———Read, Act read, and Report referred to a Committee of 
the Whole House, and House immediately resolves itself into 
Committee ; txxvul. 216.———Read, and other Days appointed ; 
LXxxvill. 593. ——For Reports of Committees on Petitions for 
Bills, and on Bills; See Bills, 469-474. 532-559. 


254. Order for printing a Report read and discharged ; 


Lxxxv. 649. 


IX. Questions and Previous Questions Negatived and Superseded, and Motion 


Withdrawn: 


(1.) Questions and Previous Questions Negatived : 

255. That Reports on Bills be now received; txxvitt. 436. 
———Be now read; .xxx1. 215.———Be now brought up; 
Lxxx111. 504.————Be taken into further Consideration upon this 
Day Three Months; txxxm1. 484.———That the further Consi- 
deration of Reports be adjourned ; uxxxvir. 193. ——— That 
further Proceeding on Report be deferred till this Day Six 
Months; xcr. 712. 


256. For re-committing a Report from the Select Committee 
on Petitions for Private Bills; xc. 95. 





(2.)\—Question Superseded : 
257. Question superseded by Adjournment; That the Report 
of a Bill be brought up; txxxm1. 493. 


(3.) Motion Withdrawn : 

258. That with the concurrence of the Standing Orders Com- 
mittee, the Report on the Petition for a Bill be referred back 
to the Committee ; xc. 122. See Amendments, 15.32. Com- 
plaints, 10. House, 139. 144. 153. 159. Messages, 37. 46. 
Petitions, 2289-2292. Supply, 6-14. 








Rescue :——Bill for the Amendment of the Law of Rescue; 


Reprimands :——See Speaker, 9. 
Ordered, txxvi. 371. Presented; printed; 427. Rr. a. 502. 


Repton Free School :—see Estates, 176. Reservoirs :—See Navigations. Waterworks. 


Residence of the Clergy :—see Churehes, 16. 
Clergy, 5, &amp;e. ‘ 





Request, Courts of :—see Debts, Small. 








Resolutions. 








I. Resolutions to be laid before The King; 1, 2. 


II. 
ITI. 
IV. 


Resolutions to be laid before the Royal Family ; 3. 
Resolutions communicated to the Lords; 4—12. 
Resolutions communicated from the Lords; 13. 


V. Resolutions of the House and Committees; 14—33. 


1.—Amended; 14—17. 

2.—Amendments proposed thereto, but not made ; 
18—20. 

3.—Amendments proposed thereto, withdrawn ; 
21—23. 





4.—Re-committed ; 24. 
5.—Referred ; 25—27. 
6.— Disagreed to; 28, 29. 
7.—Rescinded ; 30. 
8.—Postponed; 31—33. 


VI. Incidental Proceedings ; 34—55. 
VII. Questions Negatived, and Motion Withdrawn; 56—60. 


1.—Questions Negatived ; 56—59. 


2.—Motion Withdrawn; 60. 





I. Resolutions 














RESOLUTIONS—continued. 











I. Resolutions to be laid before The King,—vrelative to— 


Orange Lodges: 
1. Certain Resolutions relative to Orange Lodges, and the 
Evidence taken before the Select Committee on Orange Lodges, 
to be laid before His Majesty by Privy Councillors; xc. 534. 


Slaves: 


2. A Resolution, That it is.expedient to adopt effectual and 
decisive measures for ameliorating the condition of the Slave 
Population in His Majesty’s Colonies, &amp;e.; Resolution to be laid 
before His Majesty by Privy Councillors; txxviu. 316. 


II. Resolutions to be laid before the Royal Family : 


3. To be laid before Queen Caroline; Resolution of, respecting the late endeavours to frame an arrangement which might avert the 
necessity of a Public Inquiry into the Information laid before both Houses of Parliament; Four Members appointed to attend Her 
Majesty with the Resolution; uxxv. 344. Her Majesty’s Answer, declining to withdraw her Appeal, 352. 


III. Resolutions communicated to the Lords,—relative to— 


Acts of Parliament : 

4. Resolution, That it is expedient to discontinue the present 
mode of ingrossing Acts of Parliament in Black Letter, and to 
substitute a plain Round Hand instead thereof; Tobecommunicated 
to the Lords at a Conference; xct. 25. See Conferences, 20. 


Canada : 
5. Resolutions relative to; To be communicated to the Lords 
at a Conference; xc. 307. See Conferences, 22. 


Cotton Factories Regulation Bill: 

6. Resolution, That the Commons are satisfied with the expla- 
nation given by the Lords, in respect of the Proceedings on the 
amended Bill, intituled, “An Act to amendthe Law relating to the 
Employment of Children in Cotton Mills and Factories,” and 
approve of the Amendment made by their Lordships; and will 
forthwith proceed to pass a Bill to render valid and effectual the 
said Act; Message to be sent to the Lords to communicate the 
said Resolution; txxxrv. 410. See Conferences, 23. 


East India Company’s Charter: 
7. Resolutions relative to the Trading and Government of 
India; To be communicated to the Lords at a Conference; 
LXXXVill. 488. See Conferences, 24. 





Railway Canal Navigation and Water Bills: 
8. Resolution relative to; To be communicated by a Member; 
XCI. 753. 


Roman Catholics : 
9. Resolution on the Laws respecting His Majesty’s Roman 
Catholic Subjects; To be communicated to the Lords at a Con. 
ference; LXXx1II. 357. See Conferences, 25. 


Slavery : 
10. Resolution relative to Slavery in the West Indies; To 
be communicated tothe Lords ata Conference; Lxxx1. 116,——— 
Resolutions relative to the Abolition of Slavery; To be commu- 
nicated to the Lords at a Conference; txxxvim1. 503. See Con- 
Serences, 26. 


Statutes, Promulgation of : 
11. Resolutions relative to; To be communicated to the Lords 
at a Conference; xc. 656. Resolutions of previous Session ; 
xcl. 9. See Conferences, 27. 


Turnpike Road Bills: 
12. Resolutions relative tothe Term to be granted in future 
Turnpike Road Bills; To be communicated to the Lords at a 
Conference; Lxxx111. 267. See Conferences, 28, 





IV. Resolutions communicated from the Lords,—relative to— 


Printing : 


13. Resolutions relative to saving Expense, and giving additional facilities in the printing Parliamentary Papers, communicated 


from the Lords at a Conference; Lxxxrx. 225. 


V. Resolutions of the House and Committees : 


(1.)—Amended : 
14. Ofthe House: Bribery ; txxxviu. 37. 


15. OfCommittees: Of the Committee of Supply,—relative to 
—British Museum; txxvin. 443, 444. Civil Contingencies ; 
Lxxxvil. 98. Exchequer Fees (Non-effective Army Services) ; 
Lxxxvill. 383. Guadaloupe Claimants; ixxvi. 487. Land 
Forces; txxvit. 82. Naval Stores; xcu. 586. Newfoundland ; 
yxxvi. 444. Pensions; txxvu.313. Private Bills; txxrx. 537. 
Protestant Charter Schools of Ireland ; txxx. 532. Salt, Impor- 
tation of; txxvu. 386. Sophia, Princess, Annuity to, Lxxv. 398. 
Stamp Duty; .xxvi. 195. York, Duke of, Annuity to; ixxv. 
398. 

16. Of other Committees of the Whole House,—relative to— 
Admiralty, Court of, xxv. 110. Augusta Sophia, Annuity to, 
Lxxv. 398. Banks, Ireland, Failure of; rxxv. 398. Cambridge, 
Duke of, Annuity to; Lxxv. 398. Canada; xc.306. Clarence, 
Duke of, Annuity to; txxv. 398. Coals; txxvr. 332. Cotton 
Wool; ixxvi. 440. Customs Acts; txxxum. 508. East India 

. Postage; rxxvi. 431. Ecclesiastical Corporations; txxvit. 181. 
Gloucester, Duchess of, Annuity to; xxv. 398. Hesse Hombourg, 
Princess of, Annuity to; txxv. 398. Judges’ Salaries; ixxx. 
491. Offices Pensions (Family of Mr. Canning); vxxxu1. 351. 
President of the Board of Trade, Salary to; txxx1. 225. Private 
Bills; txxx1. 2569. Slavery Abolition (Compensation) ; rxxxvu. 
482. Sophia, Princess, Annuity to; uxxv. 398. Stamp Duties 
Acts; Lxxvi. 195.—.Lxxvil. 181.—.xxxi. 286. Tithes (Ireland) ; 
yxxxvi. 493. York, Duke of, Annuity to; Lxxv. 398. 


17. Of Select Committees; Printed Papers; xc. 543, 544, 
Railroad Bills; Standing Orders; xc1. 743. Standing Orders 
Revision; xc. 636. 


(2.)—Amendments proposed thereto, but not made : 
18. Of the Committee of Supply,—relative to—Army ; Lxxv1. 
403,—LXxvil. 153,.—.Lxxvill. 165.—Lxxx. 171.—LXXxx1. 136.— 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1887.) 








(2.)\—Amendments proposed, but not made—cont*. 


LXXXII. 102.—.Lxxxv. 142.—xcut. 234. Barrack Department ; 
Lxxvi. 403.—.xx1x. 141. Canada, Military Works; txxxmr. 514. 
Emigration to Canada; Lxxx. 532. Foundling Hospital (Dublin) ; 
Lxxx1. 208. Garrisons; LxxviI. 107. —.xxxu. 202. Land 
Forces ; txxvi. 171.—.xx1x. 85. Lyme Regis Cobb; txxx. 531, 
Navy; uxxx1. 89.—1xxxim. 43. Ordnance Office; txxvi. 402, 
403.—Lxxvil. 153.—.xxx1x. 157. Royal Military College; 
LXXVII. 151.—Lxxvill. 107.—.Lxxx. 171. Society for discounte- 
nancing Vice; txxxi. 197. Volunteer Corps; itxxvinr. 107.— 
LXxxxv. 156. 

19. Of Committees of the Whole House,—relative to—Bank 
Charter and Promissory Note Acts; rxxx1. 44. Canada; xcu. 
306. Clarence, Duke of, Annuity to; txxvi. 448. Colonial 
Trade; rxxxvi. 64. Corn Trade; Lxxxu. 365.—.Lxxxm1. 285. 
Cumberland, Duke of, Annuity; txxx.471. East India Postage ; 
Lxxvinl. 416. Judges’ Salaries, England; ixxx. 447. Pensions ; 
LXxvul. 233. 313. Queen; ytxxvi. 24. Salt; uxxvi. 314. 386. 
Slavery Abolition; txxxvi. 482. Sugar Duties (Ways and 
Means); txxxv. 604. Tithes, Ireland; txxxvir. 242. 

20. Of Select Committees; Printed Papers, Printing and 
Sale of; xc, 544.—-The Law and Practice of Parliament prior 
to and since the Sale of Printed Papers; xc11. 419. Select Com- 
mittee relative to Business in Select Committees; xc1. 30. Rail- 
roads, Standing Orders; xct. 744. 





(3.)—Amendment proposed thereto, Withdrawn : 

21. Of Committees of the Whole House,—relative to—Cum- 
berland, Duke of, Annuity to him; rxxx. 471. East India 
Postage ; Lxxvill. 431. 

22. Of Committee of Supply; Garrisons; ixxx1. 202. 

23. Of Select Committee; Select Committees, Business in ; 
xc1. 30. 


(4.)—Re-committed : 
11 Z 





1010 RESOLUTIONS—continued. 








V. Resolutions of the House and Committees—continued. 


(4.)—Re-committed : 
24. Of Committees of the Whole House,—relative to—Salt 
Duty; uxxvn. 314. Stamp Duties Acts; txxxvi. 337. Sugar; 
Lxxxi. 519. 533.—Lxxxv. 599. 


(5.)—Referred : 

25. Of Standing Order Committee ; To Committee on Petition 
for Bill on the Re-commitment of Report on Petition to the 
former Committee,—relative to—Aire and Calder Navigation Pe- 
tition; Lxxxmu. 116. 

26. Of a Committee on a Bill referred back to the Committee 
on the Bill; Glasgow Waterworks; xc. 332. 

27. Proposed Resolutions relative to Business in Select Com- 
mittees, referred to Select Committee on Business in Select Com- 
mittees; xci. 9. 


(6.)—Disagreed to : 
28. Of Committees of the Whole House,—relative to—Linen 
Duty; xxv. 379. Wood, Duties on; txxvi. 440. 
29. Of Select Committees; Printed Papers; xc. 544. 


(7.)—Rescinded : 

30. Of the House; Elections; Relative to Mr. Speaker issuing 
directions to the Clerk of the Peace to alter Polls altered by 
Election Committees ; xc. 345.———Game Laws; For an Address 
for Return of Convictions, &amp;c. under the Game Laws; txxv. 215. 

Printed Papers ; House agrees with Committee in a Reso- 
lution, That a Resolution of the House of 7 May 1801 be rescinded ; 
xc. 543. Private Acts; Relative to printing them at the 


VI. Incidental Proceedings : 


Resolutions of the House: 

34. Made, Nem.con.; Lxxvitt. 316.—Lxxxvil. 535.————- Made, 
and made Standing Orders; .Lxxxv. 609, 610. ——— Made; 
Motion for House to resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole 
House, on a future Day, to consider the same ; King’s Recom- 
mendation signified, and House will resolve itself, &amp;c.; txxv1. 419. 

Made, and Bill ordered; txxxvi. 821.———Made, and 
Select Committee appointed; ixxix. 146. Ordered to be 
printed ; txxv. 120.—.LxXvI. 7.—LXXVII. 8.—LXXVIII. 6.—LXXIX. 
7.—xci. 8.———Ordered to be laid before Her Majesty (Queen 
Caroline); txxv. 344. Ordered to be laid before His Ma- 
jesty ; Lxxvi. 316.—xc. 534. Ordered to be communicated 
to the Lords at a Conference, and their Concurrence desired there- 
to; xcr. 25.———Ordered to be communicated to the Lords, and 
that a Member do deliver or carry the same; Lxxxiv. 410.—xcl. 
753.———Ordered to be communicated to a Member by Mr. 
Speaker; ixxvui. 423. 

35. Proposed Resolutions of the House, ordered to be printed 
after the Debate thereupon had been adjourned; Lxxx11. 568. 582. 
———Resolutions that had been proposed and withdrawn, re- 
ferred to a Select Committee; xc1. 9. 


36. Again read, rescinded, and other Orders made; .xxv. 
141, 215. 238,.——Again read, rescinded, and other Resolutions 
made; LXXxIx. 355. Again read, and made Standing Orders ; 
LXXxxvul. 26.———Ordered to be communicated to the Lords at a 
Conference, and their Concurrence desired thereto; Lxxxvu. 503. 

Again read, and Committee of Appeals on Private Bills 
appointed ; Lxxxrv. 10.—.Lxxxv. 10.—Lxxxvi. 541.——~—Again 
read in Proceedings of the House ; txxxv. 511.—.xxxvi. 693. 


37. On Motion for referring Estimates to Committee of 
Supply, a Resolution of the House was read upon Motion, and 
an Amendment made (upon Division) to the Question, by 
leaving out certain Words, and adding that “ the said Resolution 
be rescinded,” instead thereof; txxxrix. 59. Read, and 
entered only; txxxv. 15.—xcul. 173.———Read, entered, and 
Order made; xc. 612.——Again read, and entered on a Person 
being brought to the Bar who had been declared guilty of a 
Breach of Privilege; txxx.455.—— Again read, and entered,— 
Previous to Motions; txxxu. 75. 175.—Lxxxvil. 573.—xc. 520. 
—XCI. 75.—xcil. 233.————-And made Standing Orders; txxx. 
641.—LXXXVI. 534.—————- And rescinded; xc. 345.—xcr. 9. 

And in part rescinded; txxxi1. 11.—xc. 559.———And 
rescinded, and other Resolutions made; ixxxv. 285.—Lxxxv1. 
295.——— Again read, after Questions proposed, and before 
Amendments proposed thereto; Lxxx1x. 392. After Amend- 
ments proposed to Questions; Lxxvu. 339.——And Petition 
afterwards presented ; Lxxx11. 345, And previous Question 
negatived for Resolution; txxvi. 328.———And Select Com- 
mittee appointed ; txxvut. 101. And Bills ordered ; xc. 391. 
—=——And other Resolutions made ; uxxxu. 178.—xc11. 8. ——— 








(7.)—Rescinded—continued. 


Expense of the Parties; xc1. 9.———Private Bills; Relative to 
the time for receiving Petitions for Private Bills; uxxv. 141.— 
LXXXVI. 295. Relative to the time for reading Private Bills ; 
LXXV. 238. Relative to Reports of Private Bills; txxxv. 285. 
———Sittings of the House; So much of a Resolution as directs 
the Speaker to leave the Chair at Three o’clock precisely ; xc. 559. 
———-Smith, Mr. Baron; For a Select Committee to inquire into 
his Conduct; txxxrx. 59. 


(8.)—Postponed : 


31. Of Committee of Supply,—relative to—Army Estimates, 
Ten Resolutions ; txxvi. 288..——-(Five Resolutions); txxxv. 142. 
150. Barrack Department; txxvu. 169. British Museum 
(King’s Library); txxvui. 422. Buildings, Public; txxvi. 169. 
Canada Water Communication ; Lxxxu.500. Education, Ireland ; 
xc. 461. Glebe Houses; txxvin. 269. Law Charges; txxvu. 
169. Maynooth College; txxxvu.519.—xc. 461. Miscellaneous 
Estimates (Five Resolutions); txxx1v. 194. Navy Estimates 
(Twenty-four Resolutions) ; txxvi1. 128.——(Three Resolutions) ; 
LXXxV. 229.233. Newfoundland ; rxxvim.422. Prisons, Ireland, 
Inspector ; txxvimt. 422. Proclamations (Ireland); txxvut. 270. 
—.Lxxx1. 208. Secret Services; txxv. 328. 


32. Of Committees of the Whole House,—relative to—Customs 
Acts; txxxm.509. Pensions; uxxvu.314. Salt Duty; uxxvi. 
314. Tobacco Acts; Lxxxv. 321. 334. 362. 


33. Of Select Committees,—relative to—Printed Papers; xc. 
544, Standing Orders. See Committees, 1125-1138. 


Resolutions of the House—continued. 


And ordered to be communicated to the Lords at Conferences, 
and their Concurrence desired thereto; Lxxx1I. 267.—xc. 656.— 
xcI. 9.———Resolutions of the House relative to the Land Tax, 
read and entered, after Land Tax Commissioners Bill committed, 
and Members ordered to prepare List of Commissioners’ Names ; 
LXXVI. 185.—LXXX, 278.—-LXXXVI. 162,—LXXxvII. 490.—LXxXxVIII. 
608.—xClI. 252. 

38. Entry in Journals of Resolutions of the House, read, and 
entered only; Lxxv. 482.—.LxxviI. 358.—Lxxx1l. 27.—Lxxx111. 
256.—&lt;—And the said Resolutions to be communicated to the 
Lords at a Conference, and their Concurrence desired thereto; 
LXXXI. 116.———~Read, and entered previous to Motions; Lxxrx. 
267.—LXXXI. 374.—LXxxvI. 778.——— Read, and entered,— And 
Bill ordered ; txxx11. 442.———And House resolves itself into 
a Committee of the Whole House ; txxvim1. 178.———Respecting 
Recognizances; Read, and entered after the First Election Peti- 
tion presented ; Lxxv. 198,—LXXxXII. 27. 


39. Resolution of the House of Commons of Ireland, read in 
Proceedings of the House; txxx. 393. 


Resolutions of Committees of the Whole House : 


40. Reported, read, entered; read a Second Time, and agreed 
to; LXxv. 133.—Lxxvi. 131.—xc. 447.—xc1.630.—xcll. 128. —— 
Reported, read, agreed to, and entered only ; Lxxv1.297.—.Lxxx. 41. 
—LXXxIv. 34.—Lxxxix. 148.—xc. 50, &amp;c.— —Some read a 
Second Time, and agreed to; others read a Second Time ; Amend- 
ments proposed, but not made; Resolutions agreed to; txxvu. 
238. And amended, and agreed to; Lxxvi. 195.—.xxx. 491. 

Reported ; read ; entered ; read a Second Time; amended; 
agreed to, and again entered; Lxxv. 321. 399.—LxxxvilI. 493. 
— —And Bill ordered ; txxx11. 351.———-And Addresses 
ordered ; Lxxvill. 183.———— And some agreed to, and some 
postponed ; Lxxvit. 314.———And re-committed ; ixxvi1. 314. 
———And Report re-committed ; txxxvi1l. 337.———— Reported ; 
read ; in part entered, and Entry in Journal stating that the 
Resolutions were re-committed and amended, and were inserted in 
another Page; Lxxx. 449. Reported from Committee of the 
Whole House on re-committed Resolutions ; read; entered; read 
a Second Time, and again re-committed to a Committee of the 
Whole House; .xxx1. 533.——&lt;—Reported; read; entered; 
one read a Second Time; Amendment proposed, but not made 
thereto; Resolution agreed to; others read a Second Time and 
agreed to; another Resolution amended, and agreed to; another 
read a Second Time, and agreed to after a Division; and one 
postponed ; Bills ordered, and the postponed Resolution re-com- 
mitted; xxv. 314.———— Reported; read; agreed to, and 
entered (or inserted in Appendix); txxv. 305.—.Lxxvi. 365. 
—LXXVil. 49.—LXxvill. 413.—Lxxx. 436.—LXXXI. 257.—-LXXXIll. 
348.—Lxxx1v. 171.—xc. 208. ———_—— Reported, read, agreed . 

an 








RESOLUTION S—conzt:nued. 1011 














VI. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


Resolutions of Committees of the Whole House—cont*. 


and inserted in the Appendix, being the same as the one 
reported from a former Committee; txxvi. 242. ——— Re- 
ported; read; entered (or inserted in Appendix); and Reports 
to be further considered ; txxv. 155.—1.xxvi. 221.—Lxx1x. 535.— 
EXxx. 194,.—LxxxIl. 352.—.Lxxxv. 398.—._xxxvil. 54. Re- 
ported ; read; entered, and Reports to be taken into further 
Consideration, and Resolutions to be printed ; Lxx1x. 534.—Lxxxv. 
398. Reported ; read ; entered; King’s Consent signified, 
and Report ordered to be taken into further Consideration on a 
future Day; 1xxxv. 611. Reported; read; entered; one 
read a Second Time ; Amendment proposed, but not made, and 
Report ordered to be taken into further Consideration on a future 
Day; xxx. 447.———Reported; read; entered; one read a 
Second Time; Amendments proposed, but not made, and further 
Consideration of Report adjourned ; txxxr. 169. 











41. Debate adjourned on Question for reading Resolutions 
a Second Time; xc11. 326.———Read a Second Time, on resum- 
ing adjourned Debate, and entered and agreed to upon Division, 
and Bill ordered; xcu. 339. 


42. Reported ; read ; entered ; read a Second Time; agreed to, 
and Bills ordered ; yxxv. 131.—.Lxxx1x. 467.—xc. 326. 479. 553.— 
xc1. 95.—xci1. 46, &amp;c.—- Reported ; read ; entered ; read a Se- 
cond Time, and agreed to, Nem. con., and Bills ordered ; 1xxxv1. 
501. 727.—.Lxxxvil. 549.———Reported ; read; entered; read a 
Second Time ; amended, and agreed to, and Bill ordered; txxv. 319. 
—LXxxxI. 225.———-One read a Second Time, and agreed to; the 
Second read a Second Time, amended, and agreed to, and Bill or- 
dered ; Lxxvi. 332,_——And one read a Second Time, and agreed 
to, and others disagreed to; Bill ordered upon the First; txxv. 379. 
———-Some read a Second Time, and agreed to; One read a Se- 
cond Time, amended, and agreed to, and Bill or Bills ordered ; 
LXXvViI. 181.———One read a Second Time, amended, and agreed 
to, and again entered, as agreed to; the subsequent Resolution 
read a Second Time, and agreed te, and Bill or Bills ordered; 
LXXx. 491.—Lxxx11I. 286.————Some disagreed to ; others read a 
Second Time, amended, and agreed to, and the others read a 
Second Time, and agreed to, and Bill ordered; txxvi. 440. 
———Some read 2°, and agreed to; Some read 2°, and 
Amendment made; Amendment proposed, but not made, thereto; 
and Resolutions, so amended, agreed to, and Bill ordered; 
LXXXVIII. 482.———~ Read a Second Time; Amendment pro- 
posed, but not made, thereto; Resolutions agreed to, and 
Bills ordered ; txxvu. 259.—.Lxxxi. 44.—Lxxx1l. 365.—.Lxxx111. 
285.—LXXXxvI. 64.—LXxxvil. 243.——=—One read a Second Time, 
and agreed to; the Second read a Second Time; Amendment 
proposed and withdrawn, and Resolution agreed to upon Divi- 
sion, and Bill ordered upon each of the said Resolutions; txxx. 
471.————Some read a Second Time; Amendment proposed, but 
not made, thereto; others read a Second Time, and agreed te; 
another read a Second Time ; amended, and agreed to, and Bill or 
Bills ordered ; txxvi1. 386.———One read a Second Time upon 
Division, and agreed to; the other read a Second Time, and 
agreed to, and Amendment proposed, but not made, to Question 
for ordering Bill upon the said Resolutions ; xxx. 193.———. 
One read 2°, and postponed; another read 2°; amended, and 
agreed to, and entered as amended; Last Resolution read 2°, and 
agreed to; Postponed Resolution ordered to be taken into further 
Consideration on a future Day, and Instruction to Committee on 
a Bill on the two last Resolutions ; Lxxx11. 509.———One read 
« Second Time ; Amendment proposed, but not made thereto ; the 
said Resolution then amended, and agreed to; the subsequent 
Resolutions read 2°, and agreed to, and ordered to be communi- 
cated to the Lords at a Conference; xc11. 307. Reported ; 
read ; agreed to; inserted in Appendix, and Bill ordered; txxv. 382. 
——— Reported ; read a Second Time ; agreed to, entered, and Bill 
ordered ; Lxxvi11. 96.——— Reported ; read; agreed to; entered, 
and Bills ordered; txxv. 238.—.xxvi. 24. 132.—.Lxxvul. 65.— 

LXXVUI. 19.—LXXxIx. 20.—LXxx. 144,—LxxxI. 134.—Lxxx11. 45,.— 
LXXXUI. 126.—LXXXVI. 227.—.Lxxxvul1. 261.———And Instruc- 
tions to Gentlemen appointed to bring in Bills; uxxv. 267.— 
LXXVI. 77. 160.—LxXXvil. 159.—1Lxxviil. 375,—LXXIx. 138.—Lxxx. 





206.—Lxxx1l. 312.—.LxxxuI. 219.—.Lxxxiv. 62.—Lxxxvi. 478.— 


LXxxvill. 687.———And Instructions to Committees on Bills; 
l LXXv. 238.—LxxvI. 195. 220.—Lxxvil. 249,—LxxvilI. 290.— 
r LXXxIx. 56.—LxxXI. 294.—LXXXIV. 204.—LxxxviI. 383.—LXXXVII. 
2 64.—Lxxxvill. 662.—Lxxx1x. 131, &amp;c.———And Leave given to 
. offer Clauses on the Third Reading of Bills; txxvi. 408.—.Lxxvu. 
l 364.———- And_ Bills ordered on some, and _ Instructions 

given on others; ixxv. 424,—LXxvi. 441.— LXxvII. 387.— 
4 LXXVIII. 443.—Lxx1x. 107. —Lxxx. 429.————-And_ Instruction to 
' Committee on one Bill to make Provision, pursuant to one Reso- 
1 lution ; and Instruction to Committee on another Bill to make 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 











Resolutions of Committees of the Whole House—cont*. 


Provision, pursuant to the others ; xxv. 288.———And ordered 
to be communicated to the Lords at a Conference, and their Con- 
currence desired, and Bill or Bills ordered ; uxxxviu. 488.——— 
That Addresses be presented ; Lxxx. 622.—.xxxrx. 384. 


43. Order of the Day being read for taking postponed Resolu- 
tion into further Consideration; Resolution re-committed, and 
House immediately resolves itself into a Committee of the Whole 
House ; txxxu. 519. 


44. Resolutions on further considering Reports, or on resuming 
Adjourned Proceedings, on further Consideration of Reports ; 
read a Second Time, and agreed to; Lxxvil. 129.———Read a 
Second Time ; amended, and agreed to; txxvi. 110.———Read 
a Second Time; Amendments proposed, and not made; agreed to 
by the House, and Bill ordered; txxvi. 448. Read a Se- 
cond Time ; Some agreed to, and Amendments proposed, and not 
made, to others; and some amended, and agreed to; txx1x. 537. 
———Read a Second Time, and Motions for agreeing with 
same negatived; Lxxvi. 440.———Read a Second Time, and 
postponed ; txxvi1. 129.———Read a Second Time ; agreed to, 
and Bills ordered ; Lxxv. 164.—.Lxxx. 286.—————Read_a Second 
Time; amended; agreed to, and Bill ordered; xxxvi. 110. 
———-Read a Second Time; agreed to, and Instruction to Gen- 
tlemen appointed to bring in Bills ; xc1. 716.———And Instruc- 
tion to Committee of the Whole House on Bill; ixxx1. 203. 
Read a Second Time, and entered on resuming Adjourned 
Debate, after Amendment withdrawn to Question for reading the 
same a Second Time; and agreed to upon Division; xcu. 401. 
Read a Second Time ; agreed to, and entered ; and Reso- 
lution for an Address thereupon; Lxxxv. 461.———Again read ; 
entered ; and Amendments proposed thereto ; Lxxvi11. 431,——— 
Again read, and entered, on the House proceeding to take the 
same into consideration; read a Second Time, and agreed to; 
LXXXVI. 477. Again read, and Order for Leave to bring in a 
Bill thereupon discharged ; txxx1x. 546.———Resolutions again 
read, and entered ; Some amended and agreed to; others read a 
Second Time, and agreed to; the said Resolutions ordered to be 
made Standing Orders, and to be printed ; Lxx1x. 537-8. 














45. Resolutions read, as agreed to by the House, or again 
read, and entered; .txxvu. 30. 458. Previous to the House 
resolving to go into Committee ona future Day; Lxxxrx. 356, 
Previous to the House going into Committee on Bill; txxvr. 493. 
—LXxvitl. 402,——Again read, and entered, after Question put ; 
txxvil. 339. On resuming Adjourned Debate, on Amendment 
proposed; Lxxvit. 431.—&lt;—And entered,—and Bills ordered ; 
LXXV. 408.-——-LXXvI. 436.—Lxxx. 516.—xcI. 777. Instruction 
read, and in part discharged, and Bill ordered; ixxrx. 245. 
Act read, and Bill ordered; txxvir. 395. And Instructions to 
Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in Bills; txxrx. 415. 
420.—.xxx. 547. And Instructions to Committees on Bills; 
LXXVI. 493.—-LXXxVII. 472.—-LXXvVIIl. 402.—LXxx. 473.—xc1. 801. 
———QOn re-committed Bills; txxvit. 414. 423.—Lxxx. 448. 470. 
—LXXXIV. 175.—.Lxxx1x. 157. 557.—xcr. 501. 648. 672. And 
Leave given to offer Clause pursuant thereto, on Third Reading of 
Bill; txxv. 309.—_xxix. 424.—-Lxxx. 551. And Order for Bill 
discharged ; xc. 391. And Order for bringing in Bill upon the 
same, discharged; and Bill ordered to be brought in upon each 
of the said Resolutions; rxxvu. 425. And Instruction upon 
some, and Bills ordered upon others; rxxx1x. 546.———Reso- 
lution that had been reported from Committee on a Bill, read 
upon Motion, entered; Motion for the House to resolve itself 
into Committee of the Whole House; [King’s Recommendation 
signified]; and House resolves itself into a Committee accordingly ; 
LXxx. 370.—&lt;——Resolutions again read [Not entered],— And 
Instruction to Committee on Re-committed Bill; xc. 128. 
And Committees of the Whole House appointed; txxvir. 286. 
——— Resolution of Committee of the Whole House as agreed to, 
and Resolution of the House read upon Motion, and Bill ordered ; 
xc. 391. 


46. Entry in Journal of a Resolution of a Committee of the 
Whole House, read, entered and ordered to be communicated to 
the Lords at a Conference, and their Concurrence desired thereto ; 
LXXXIII. 357. 

47. Resolutions; To be reported, and Reports ordered to be 
received on particular Days, txxv. 126.——— Resolutions agreed 
to, Nem.con.,on their being read a Second Time, viz.—For granting 
a Supply; txxv. 133,—.xxx. 24.—Lxxxv. 32.—xc. 40.—xcil. 42, Ke, 
———-Other Resolutions ; txxxvi. 501. 727.—Lxxxvil. 549.——— 
Resolutions ordered to be printed; txxvu. 66.—Lxxvil, 180.— 
LXXIX. 103.—LXXXx1l, 352.—LAXXIM. 427.—LXXXIV. 240.—LXXXV. 
398, &amp;c.——Resolutions referred to a Select Committee ; 
LXXXIX. 135. 


Resolutions 


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RESOLUTIONS——RESTORATIONS. 








VI. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 
Resolutions of Select Committees : 


48. Reported; read; entered; read a Second Time,—And 
agreed to; ixxv. 243. And agreed to, Nem. con.; uxxxi. 88. 
And Orders made; txxv. 243. 


49. Resolutions reported, read, entered, and Report to lie 
upon the Table; uxxxv. 176. And Report to lie upon the Table, 
and be printed; txxvi. 360.—Lxxvil. 156.—LXxxvitl. 318.—LXxIx. 
250. 395.—Lxxx. 509.—Lxxx1l. 491.—Lxxxv. 535.—Lxxxvi. 211. 
—LXXXVIII. 212.—.Lxxx1x. 267.—xc. 145.—xcl. 481.—xclI. 299, 
&amp;c. And Reports to be further considered ; Lxxx. 385.—LXXxXIII- 
525. And Resolutions to be further considered; xc1. 23. 724. 
To be further considered, and ordered to be printed ; Lxxxu1. 525. 
—LxxxIx. 276, 277. To be further considered, and Report 
ordered to lie upon the Table; 1xxx11. 417.—xc1.23. Resolutions 
reported, together with an Appendix; Resolutions read and 
entered, and Report and Appendix to lie upon the Table, and be 
printed; x.xxxv. 250. Jesolutions reported, together with 
Minutes of Evidence; Resolutions read and entered, and Reports 
to lie upon the Table, and be printed; Lxxxvi. 888.—LXXxIx. 
453. 554.—xc. 312. Resolution reported from Committee on a 
Private Bill, read, entered, read a Second Time and referred back 
to the Committee; xc. 332. 


50. Resolutions read a Second Time, on further considering 
Reports, and agreed to; Lxxviml. 354.—xcr. 30. And, with 
several Amendments, agreed to by the House, and entered; xcr1. 
636. And ordered to be made Standing Orders in lieu of 
certain others repealed, and to be printed; xc11. 644..——Reso- 
lution read a Second Time on taking the same into Consideration, 
and some agreed to and entered; others amended and agreed to, 
and entered; and Amendments proposed, but not made, to others ; 
xcI, 742-7, And some agreed to, and others amended and 
agreed to; and Amendments proposed, but not made, to others; 
and some postponed; xc. 544. And agreed to, and Standing 
Order rescinded ; xxviii. 354. 


51. Resolutions again read and entered, and Orders made 
thereon ; Lxxx. 165.—1Lxxxvi. 458.———And other Resolutions 
made thereon; txxv. 443.—xc1. 819.——-And Resolutions for 


(1.) Questions Negatived: 
56. For the House agreeing with Committees in Resolutions ; 
Committee of Supply ; txxxv. 619.——Other Committees of 





the Whole House; txxv. 379.—.xxvi. 440, &amp;c.———Select | 


Committees; xc. 515.—xcrt. 438.———That certain Words be 
added to a Resolution of a Committee of the Whole House; 
LXXXVIII. 482. 

57. That certain Words be inserted in a Resolution of a Select 
Committee; xcr. 745. 

58. That certain Words proposed to be left out stand part of 
Resolutions; Of the House; txx1x. 537.—-Of the Committee 








Resolutions of Select Committees—continued. 


Addresses made; Lxxxvill. 365.—xc. 346. And Bill or- 
dered ; Lxxxrx. 19. And Amendment proposed and with- 
drawn, and Question for reading the same a Second Time; Some 
read a Second Time, agreed to, and again entered; Amendment 
proposed, but not made, to another; Resolution agreed to, and 
again entered; xc11.419.—And Motions made, and negatived ; 
LXXXVII. 652.———Of a former Session; ugain read, entered, 
and nothing done ; rxxxvi. 590.— —Resolutions again read, 
and entered, and Debate adjourned on Question, that the First 
Resolution be read a Second Time; xc. 494. ——— Resolutions again 
read, entered, read a Second Time, and agreed to, and made Standing 
Orders; txxxut. 531. And Bills ordered; txxxvut. 434, 
———-And Select Committee appointed ; txxxvimt. 512.—xc. 421. 

Resolutions again read, and entered ; on the House proceeding 
totake Reportsinto further consideration; Lxxx111.531.———Again 
read, entered, and agreed to upon Division; xc1.319. Again 
read; entered; Parts of Minutesof Evidence read; Resolutionreada 
Second Time, and agreed to; xc.501.———Again read, and Ques- 
tion for agreeing thereto negatived; xc. 515.—xc1. 438. ——And 
Question for an Address negatived ; xc11. 477. And ordered to 
be communicated to the Lords at a Conference; xc. 656.—— 
Resolutions that had been agreed to, ordered to be made Standing 
Orders; xc1. 832. 


52. Resolution reported from Select Committee on a Public 
Bill; txxx. 364. 


53. Resolution reported, That the Chairman be directed to 
move for the Revival of the Committee, for the purpose of consi- 
dering a final Report, within Fourteen Days of the Meeting of 
Parliament in the next Session; txx1x. 538. 


54. Resolutions ordered to be printed ; Lxxv11.56,—Lxx1x. 250. 
—LXXxxil. 525.——~—Resolutions of Select Committee of a 
former Session ordered to be reprinted ; Lxxvii. 56. 


55. Copies of Resolutions of a Select Committee ordered to 
be laid before the House; xc. 520. 


VIL. Questions Negatived, and Motion Withdrawn : 


(1.)— Questions Negatived—continued. 
of Supply; uxxvi. 487,—.Lxxvitl. 444.—.Lxxxvit. 383.——- Of 


other Committees of the Whole House; txxvi. 431.—Lxxrx. 
180. 


59. For a Resolution of the House; txxxr1. 301. 


(2.) Motion Withdrawn : 
60. For the House agreeing with Committee of Supply in a 
Resolution ; txxx11. 202. 


See Amendments, 16. 33. 
Supply, 22-617. 634-854. 


Messages, 38. Questions, 521. 





Restorations. 








Bills from the Lords relative to Restorations: 


Carnwath, Earl of : 


1. For the Restoration of Major General Robert Alexander 
Dalzell to the Dignity and Title of Earl of Carnwath, xxx. 333. 
Read; The King’s Consent signified; Bill committed; 334. 
R. A. 378. 


Duffus, Baron : 


2. For the Restoration of James Sutherland, Esq", to that 
Dignity and Title, uxxx1. 314. The King’s Consent signified ; 
Bill read ; Committed ; Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, 
and to report on a certain Day; 316. R. a. 378. 


Kenmure, Viscount : 


3. For the Restoration of John Gordon, Esq", of Kenmure, 
to the Title and Dignity of Viscount Kenmure, ixx1x. 492. The 
King’s Consent signified ; Bill read and committed; Five to be 
the Quorum; Committee to sit and proceed, and to report ona 
certain Day; 493. Bill reported, 497. Passed, 498. rn. a. 503. 





Mar, John Francis Erskine of: 


4. For exhibiting a Bill for his Restoration; Read; ixxrx. 
461. R. a. 467.———For his Restoration to the Dignity and 
Title of Earl of Mar, txxrx. 492. The King’s Consent signified; 
Bill read; Committed; Five to be the Quorum; Committee to 
sit, and proceed, and report on a certain Day; 493. Bill re- 
ported, and passed, 497. R. a. 503. / 


Nairne, William : 


5. For his Restoration to the Dignity of Lord Nairn, txxrx. 
492. The King’s Consent signified ; Bill committed; Five to be 
the Quorum; Committee to sit and proceed, and to report on a 
certain Day ; 493. Bill reported, and passed, 498. R. a. 503. 


Ogilvy, David : 


6. To restore him and others from the effects of Attainders 
of Lord Ogilvy; From the Lords; 1xxx1. 314. The King’s 
Consent signified ; Bill read; Committed ; Leave to the Committee 
to sit, and proceed, and to report on the Morrow; 316, Rk. a. 378. 


Stafford, 








RESTORATIONS——-RIGHT. 


1013 








Restorations :—Bills from the Lords relative to Restorations—continued. . 


Stafford, William, late Viscount: 

7. For reversing his Attainder; uxxrx. 492. The King’s Con- 
sent signified; Bill read, and committed; Five to be the Quorum; 
Committee to sit, and proceed, and to report on a certain Day ; 
498. Bill reported, and passed, 497. k. a. 503. 


Strathallan, Viscount: 

8. For the Restoration of James Drummond, Esq‘, to the 
Dignity and Title of Viscount Strathallan; txx1x. 492. The 
King’s Consent signified; Bill committed; Five to be the Quo- 
rum; Committee to sit, and proceed, and to report on a certain 
Day ; 493. Bill reported, and passed, 497. R. a. 503. 





Threipland, Patrick Murray : 


9. For his Restoration to the Dignity of Baronet; uxxx1. 314. 
The King’s Consent signified; Bill read; Committed; Five to 
be the Quorum; To sit, and proceed, and report; 316. Passed, 
319. R. A. 378. 


Wemyss, Francis Baron : 


10. To restore him and others from the effects of certain 
Attainders; ixxx1. 314. The King’s Consent signified; Bill 
read; Committed; Five a Quorum; to sit, and proceed, and to 
report; 316. Rk. a. 378. 

See Oaths, 1, &amp;c. 








Return Book: 


1. On the First Day of Meeting of new Parliaments for the 
despatch of Business, the Deputy Clerk of the Crown in Chancery 
in Great Britain delivers to the Deputy to the Clerk of the House 
a Book, containing a List of the Names of such Members as had 
been returned to serve in Parliament; txxv.107. Delivers to the 
Clerk of the House, &amp;c. ; Lxxx11. 7.—Lxxxvi. 5. 521.—.Lxxxvill. 3. 
The Clerk of the Crown delivers to the Clerk of the House, &amp;c. ; 





Return Book—continued. 


xc. 3.—— Entries in the Return Book read; txxv. 243.—.xxxu1. 
82, &amp;e. 

2. Notice taken, that by the Book of Returns there is a Return 
for the Borough of Leominster by two several Indentures; and it 
appearing that Baron Hotham’s name appeared in both Inden- 
tures, it was the Opinion of the House that the Return was not to 
be deemed a Double Return so far as related to him; txxx1. 10. 








Revenue. 





I. Bills relating to the Revenue ; 


1—6. 


I]. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn, relative to the 


Revenue ; 7—10. 





I. Bills relating to the Revenue : 


1. To appoint Commissioners to inquire into the Collection and 
Management of the Revenue in Ireland; Ordered, Lxxvi. 391. 
Presented, 409. Printed, 423. pr. a. 502. 


2. Toextend the Powers of above Act; Ordered, rxxvu. 273. 
Presented ; printed; 273. Rr. a. 366. 


3. Tocontinue above Acts; Ordered, rxx1x. 98. 
printed; 103. R. a. 165. 
4. Toenable certain Persons to hold Offices in the Revenue, 


without taking Oaths; From the Lords, xxix. 483. Read, 484. 
R. A. 502. 


Presented ; 





- 


5. To provide for the Execution of the Duties performed by 
the Barons of Exchequer in Scotland, in relation to the Public 
Revenue, and to place the Management of the Assessed Taxes and 
Land Tax in Scotland under the Commissioners for the Affairs of 
Taxes ; Ordered, txxxvi. 174. Presented ; printed; 174. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 373. R. a. 405. 

6. Toenable Persons to make Deposits of Stock or Exchequer 
Bills, in lieu of giving Security by Bond to the Postmaster 
General, and Commissioners of Customs, Excise, Stamps and 
Taxes; Ordered, xc1. 206. Presented; printed; 206. rR. a. 
617. 


II. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn, relative to the Revenue : 


7. That with a view of accelerating the period at which Relief 
may be afforded to the Country from a part of its Burthens, a con- 
tinued and vigilant superintendence ought to be exercised over the 
Expenditure of the State in all its Departments ; Previous Question 
Neg. thereupon; Resolution relative to the gross Amount of the 
ordinary Revenues of the United Kingdom, in the Years ending 
5 January 1820 and 5 January 1818; Prev. Ques. Neg. upon 
several other Motions relating to the Public Revenue ; txxv. 396. 
Motion respecting the Expense of managing and collecting the 
Revenues of the United Kingdom, withdrawn, 397. 

8. That certain Words be inserted in the Irish Revenue 
Inquiry Bill; Question Negatived thereupon; txxyr. 474. 

9. That it appears to this House that the Sum of 
£.4,102,245. 17. 11. was applied in the year ending 5 January 
1821, under the Head of Charges of Management, to defray the 
Expenses of collecting and managing the Sum of £.62,882,156, 


the gross ordinary Revenue of the United Kingdom, being at the 
Rate of £.6. 10.6. per Cent.; Previous Question Negatived upon 
that and several other Motions relative to the Public Revenue; 
Lxxvil. 101. 


10. That for the proper security of the Public Revenues, 
and for the purpose of giving to Parliament the authority and 
control which it ought to exercise, it is necessary that the gross 
Receipts of all the Departments of Revenue should be paid into 
the Exchequer; and that no Department be allowed to detain or 
to appropriate any portion of the said Revenues without previous 
Parliamentary Sanction; Previous Question Negatived upon that 
and another Motion upon the same subject; xcrt. 478. 


See Accounts, Public, 2, 3. Accounts and Papers, 4936- 
5019. Addresses, 1060-1063. 1434. 1455. Committees, 
539. Currency. Supply, 545, 546. Taxes. 











Rhenish Wine :—see Gold Rings. 


Ribbons: Motions relative to: 
| 1. For bringing in a Bill for the Protection of the Ribbon 
Trade by means of Prohibition; Question Neg.; ixxxrx. 413. 
2. For Leave to bring in a Bill to repeal so much of Act 
7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. as prohibits the use of Ribbons at Election of 
Members; Question Neg.; txxxm1. 186. 


; See Accounts and Papers, 6315, Petitions, 1725. Silk. 


: Rich's Collection :——See Petitions, 2210. Supply, 138. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1887.) 


Richmond Lunatic Asylum :—see Accounts 
and Papers, 2195. Lvunaticsand Lunatic Asylums,28. Supply, 


228, 
Ricketts, Gilbert :—see Madyps. 


Rideau Canal :—sSee Accounts and Papers, 903. Com- 
mittees, 1090. Supply, 547. 


Right, Writs of :—see Real Property. 





Roads, 


12 A 





1014 ROADS——-ROMAN CATHOLICS. 








Roads, lreland : Bills relative thereto : Roasted Corn—continued. 


1. To provide for repairing, maintaining and keeping in 322. Presented, 328. Printed, 347. Petition of Tea-dealers 
repair certain Roads and Bridges in Ireland; Ordered, xxx. and others of Kettering against ; To be printed, 351. R. a. 406. 
634. Presented; printed; 540. Reported; Bill re-committed ; See Accounts and Papers, 5032. Petitions, 1730. 
Instruction for enlarging the time for making Orders for the pay- A 
ment of Money; Bill considered; 584. nk. a. 627. Robber 1€S :—See Capital Punishments, 8. Navigable 


2. To continue above Act; Ordered, -txxxir. 458. Pre- Rivers. Stealing. 
sented, 465. Printed, 470. nr. a. 558.———Ordered, txxx1v. . “ae ays 
310. Presented ; printed ; 825. r. a. 399. Ordered, txxxv1. Robison, Captain &gt;See Petitions, 1486. 
515. Not presented. 

See Accounts and Papers, 5027-5032. Committees, 696. Rock Salt -——See Petitions, 1781. Salt. 

Survey and Valuation of Ireland. Turnpike Roads. Rogues -_ d Vagabon ds Ee a 
. 9 . = 
Roasted Corn :—Bill to enable Persons, not being grants. 

Dealers in Coffee, Cocoa, Tea, Tobacco or Snuff, to manufacture 

for Sale and deal in or sell scorched or roasted Corn, Pease or Rolls, Master of &gt;—See Estates, 1213. Master of the 

Beans whole, and not crushed or powdered; Ordered, txxvit. Rolls. 











Roman Catholics. 


I. Bills relative to Roman Catholics; 1—11. 
II. Resolution relative to Roman Catholics; 12. 


III. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn, relative to 
Roman Catholics; 13—15. 











I. Bills relative to Roman Catholics: 


1. To provide for the removal of the disqualifications under 
which His Majesty’s Roman Catholic Subjects now labour; 
Ordered, txxvi. 131. Order of Leave for Bill discharged ; 
Another Bill ordered, 139. Presented; printed; 146. As 
amended, printed, 180. Re-committed, 204. Instruction for 
regulating the Intercourse with the See of Rome, 210. Passed, 
227. Not returned from the Lords. 

Petition in favour ; From English Peers; Lxxvi. 199, P. 

Petitions against; From, Coventry; txxvi. 254, p. Hayes, 
Richard, 173. (r. 180.) 198, p. Limerick, Roman Catholic Bishop 
and Clergy, 250. Staffordshire and Warwickshire, 174, rp. War- 
wickshire, 174, Pp. 


Petition for Provision; From Galway; ixxvi. 194, P. 


2. To provide for the removal of the Disqualifications under 
which His Majesty’s Roman Catholic Subjects now labour; Or- 
dered, txxx. 145. Members added to bring in Bill,159. Presented; 
printed; 253. Motion for Second Reading; Amendment pro- 
posed ; Debate thereon adjourned; 321. Debate resumed, and 
Bill committed, 327. Considered; reported; Report to be further 
considered ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 386. _ Bill passed, 
398. Not returned from the Lords. 


Petitions against; From, Convener, Trades’ Baillies, &amp;c. of 
the Fourteen Incorporated Trades, &amp;c. of Glasgow ; Hammer- 
men of Glasgow ; xxx. 274, Pp. Moderator of the Presbytery of 
Glasgow; Haslingden, and Morchard Bishop; 303. Coopers 
and Fleshers in Glasgow; Bakers in Glasgow; Gardeners 
in Glasgow; Tailors in Glasgow; Wrights, Skinners, Masons 
and Cordwainers in Glasgow; Halifax; Episcopal Chapel in 
Long Acre ; 303, p. 


Petition in favour; From Inhabitants of Cardiff; txxx. 574. 


Petition against the Disfranchisement of the 40s. Freeholders ; 
Of John Lawless; txxx. 325, Pp. 

3. For the Relief of His Majesty’s Roman Catholic Subjects ; 
Ordered, txxxiv. 116. Presented; printed; 122. Motion for 
reading the Bill a Second Time ; Debate thereon adjourned ; 146. 
Debate resumed ; Bill committed, 148. Bill, as amended, printed, 
168. R.A. 220. 

Petitions against ; From, Clergy of the Deanery of Amoun- 
derness; LXxxiv. 218,p. Newnham and Mapledurwell; Modera- 
tor, ke of the Provincial Synod of Ross, 145, p. 

Petition for Provision; From William Ogilvy, Moderator of 
the Presbytery of Forfar, uxxxiv. 183. 

Petition against the Clauses relative to the Jesuits; From 


Secular Roman Catholic Clergy of the City of Dublin; txxxrv. 
167, P. 





Petitions against the Suppression of the Jesuits; From, Roman 
Catholic Inhabitants of Waterford ; and of the Regulars of the 
Town and County of Galway ; Lxxxiv. 178, P. 

Petitions against the Clause for the Subversion of Monastic 
Orders; From Roman Catholic Bishop and Secular Clergy in the 
Diocese of Ferns; and of Roman Catholics of the Town of Galway; 
LXxxIv. 206. 

4. To regulate the Intercourse with the See of Rome; Ordered, 
LXxvI. 139. Presented; printed; 146. Petitions against; From, 
Richard Hayes, 173.(P.180.) 199, ep. Staffordshire and Warwick- 
shire, 174, p. Committee deferred, 205. 

5. For regulating the Administration of Tests and Qualifica- 
tions for the exercise and enjoyment of Offices; Ordered, txxvunt. 
350. Presented; printed; 355. Committed, 404. Instruction 
to divide the Bill into Two Bills; Report, that the Committee 
had divided the Bill into Two Bills; 418. See infra, 6, 7. 

6. To repeal so much of Act 7 &amp; 8 Will. III. as relates to the 
administering the Oath of Supremacy to Persons voting at Elec- 
tions; Reported ; Bill, as amended, printed; txxvimt. 418. Re- 
committed, 440. Passed, 445. Not returned from the Lords. 

7. For rendering Roman Catholics eligible to certain Offices, 
Reported ; xxv. 418. Bill, as amended, printed, 423. Re- 
committed, 452. Passed, 455. Not returned from the Lords. 

8. To enable the Earl Marshal or his Deputy to execute cer- 
tain Offices without taking the Oaths; From the Lords, txxrx. 
527. Read, and committed, 527. Rr. a. 536. 


9. To enable Roman Catholics to make and execute Gifts and 
Grants for pious and charitable purposes; Ordered, txxvut. 541. 
Not presented. 

10. For better securing the Charitable Donations and Bequests 
of His Majesty’s Subjects in England and Wales professing the 
Roman Catholic Religion; Ordered, txxxv. 374. Presented; 
printed; 495. Petition of the Rev. Sir Harcourt Lees, Baronet, 
against, 495, p. Second Reading deferred, 582. Not proceeded 
in.——Another Bill ordered; txxxvi. 133. Presented; printed; 
166. Asamended, printed, 478. Re-committed, and considered ; 
Committee report progress; To sit again on &amp; certain Day, 
502. Not proceeded in. Another Bill ordered; txxxvi. 
551. Order of Leave for Bill discharged, and another Bill 
ordered, 564. Presented; printed; 565. Committee deferred, 
901. Not proceeded in. Another Bill ordered ; presented ; 
printed; uxxxvul. 415. Reported; Clause added; 453. rR. a. 
586. 

11. To secure the Title and Enjoyment of Lands granted for 
purposes of Catholic Worship and of Education in Ireland; 
Ordered, xcu. 46. Not proceeded in. 


II. Resolution 








ROMAN CATHOLICS——RYE. 








II. Resolution relative to Roman Catholics: 


12. That this House do resolve itself into a Committee to consider the State of the Laws affecting His Majesty’s Roman Catholic 
Subjects in Great Britain and Ireland, &amp;c.; Debate thereupon adjourned, txxx1. 333. Debate resumed, and further adjourned, 337. 
Debate resumed ; House resolves to go into the Committee ; Matter considered ; 343. Resolution reported, and agreed to, 348. Resolu- 
tion read; to be communicated to the Lords at a Conference, and their Concurrence desired thereto ; Conference to be desired with the 
Lords on the subject of the Laws affecting the Roman Catholics; 357. Lords’ Answer reported, 357. Conference agreed to by the 
Lords, 357. Committee appointed to manage it; Conference held, and reported; 362. See Conferences, 25. 


III. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn, relative to Roman Catholics : 


13. That the House resolve itself into a Committee of the 
Whole House to consider of the State of the Laws respecting the 
Roman Catholics, &amp;c.; Debate arising ; Motion, That the House 
do now adjourn, withdrawn; Motion, That the Debate be ad- 
journed; Question negatived thereupon; Another Motion, That 
the Debate be adjourned; Motion, That the House do adjourn, 
resolved in the affirmative; Lxxviil. 224. 

14. That the House is deeply impressed with the necessity of 
taking into immediate consideration the Laws imposing Civil 
Disabilities on His Majesty’s Roman Catholic Subjects, with a 
view to their Relief; Debate thereupon adjourned, Lxxxi. 278. 
Resumed, and Motion withdrawn, 289. 





15. That the House is deeply impressed with the expediency 
of taking into consideration the Laws imposing Civil Disabilities 
on His Majesty’s Roman Catholic Subjects, with a view to their 
Relief; Question negatived thereupon, txxxu1. 289. 


See Accounts and Papers, 712. 1266. 1674. 3370. 5035. 6334. 
6707. 6842, 6843. Acts of Parliament, 3. Addresses, 
467. Churches, 16. Committees, 540. 543. 1092. Com- 
plaints, 4. Conferences,25. Corporation and Test Acts. 
Elections, 50. Juries, 19. Land Taz, 14-18. Mar- 
riages, 23. 33. Oaths. Offices, 2. Peers, 2. Peti- 
tions, 1735. 1738-1751. 1756. Roman Catholic Clergy. 
Tests. 








Roman Catholic Association :—see Associa- 
tions (Ireland). Petitions, 1736, 1737. 


Roman Catholic Clergy :—Resolution, That it is 
expedient that Provision should be made by law towards the 
Maintenance of the Secular Roman Catholic Clergy exercising 
Religious Functions in Ireland ; txxx. 357. 


Roman Catholic Members :—see Oaths, 11. 
Petitions, 1756. 


Ross, Captain :——See Accounts and Papers, 5036. Com- 
mittees, 1718. Supply, 19. 549. 


Royal Burghs :—see Burghs, Royal. 





Royal Exchange Assurance Company : 
—See Land Revenue, 2. 


Royal Family &gt;——See Accounts and Papers, 5041-5045. 
Committees, 445-447. King. 


Rum: Bills relative to: . 

1. To regulate the Importation of Rum into the Islands of 
Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney and Sark; Ordered, txxvi. 377. 
Presented, 379. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 501. Rr. a. 502. 

2. To reduce the Duties on Rum, the Produce of the British 
Colonies or Plantations in America; Ordered, txx1x. 275. Pre- 
sented, 286. R. A. 370. 

See Accounts and Papers, 5046-5063. Committees, 544, 
545. Petitions, 1772. 


Rushton &amp; Parkes, Messrs. :—wMotion, That 
Mr. Rushton, Barrister of Liverpool, and Mr. Parkes of the 
Birmingham Political Union, do attend this House on a certain 
Day ; Withdrawn, txxxvil. 252. 


Russia :——Amendment proposed and withdrawn upon Motion, 

That Mr. Speaker do leave the Chair, for the House to go into 

the Committee of Supply; “ For an Address for Copy of the 

Appointment, if any, of an Ambassador to Saint Petersburgh, 

together with a Return of the Salary and Emoluments attached 

, thereto ;” xc. 126. See Accounts and Papers, 5064-5068. 
, 6708-6845. Addresses, 1064-1066. 


7 Russia and Poland :—Motion, That it is the Opinion 
of this House, that in conformity to the Spirit, though contrary to 
the Letter, of a Treaty, dated 19 May 1815, His Majesty has 
agreed to renew certain Obligations with the Emperor of Russia ; 
that the said Tgeaty and Obligations were connected with and arose 
out of the general Treaties with the Allied Powers of 1814 and 
1815; that therefore the Convention to the above effect affords 
His Majesty a special claim on the Power profiting by it, for a 
faithful interpretation of other engagements to which both Parties 
may have been contracting Parties, and especially with regard to 
that concerning Poland; Prev. Ques. Neg. thereupon, txxxvi. 
564. See Accounts and Papers, 6831. 


Russian Dutch Loan: Bill relative to: 


1. To enable His Majesty to carry into effect a Convention 
made between His said Majesty and the Emperor of All the 
Russias; Ordered; presented; printed; txxxvi. 511. R.A. 
550. 

2. Motions, That by the Act 55 Geo. III. for carrying into 
effect a Convention between His Majesty and the King of the 
Netherlands and the Emperor of Russia, power is given to the 
Commissioners of His Majesty’s Treasury to issue such Sums of 
Money as shall be required for the payment of the Interest or 
Principal of a certain portion of a Russian Loan in Holland, to 
be borne (in pursuance of that Convention) by His Majesty, as 
and when the same from time to time may become payable, and 
so long as the same should be payable, conformably to the tenor 
of His Majesty’s engagement, as specified in the said Convention ; 
Prev. Ques. Neg. thereupon; Lxxxvil. 53. 


3. That by one of the Articles of the said Convention, recited 
in the said Act, it is expressly provided, that the said Payments 
on the part of the King of the Netherlands and of His Majesty as 
aforesaid, should cease and determine should the Possession and 
Sovereignity of the Belgic Provinces at any time pass or be 
severed from the Dominions of His Majesty the King of the 
Netherlands, previous to the complete liquidation of the same; 
Prev. Ques. Neg. thereupon ; Lxxxvit. 53. 


4. That the application of the Public Money for the purpose 
of effecting any Payments on the part of Great Britain, on ac- 
count of the Russian Loan in Holland, after the Possession and 
Sovereignty of the Belgic Provinces had passed from the Domi- 
nions of the King of the Netherlands, is contrary to the Provisions 
of Act 55 Geo. III. c. 115, and is unwarranted by any authority 
of Parliament ; Ques. Neg. thereupon; Lxxxvui. 53. 


5. That in the Opinion of this House, it will be com- 
petent to His Majesty’s Government, in conformity with good 
faith and the Law of Nations, to suspend, or altogether discon- 
tinue, the Annual Payments now made by this Country to Russia, 
should just ground appear for apprehending that the “ Considera- 
tions ” distinctly laid down in the Convention of 16th November 
1831, (under which alone these Payments can be demanded on 
the one hand, or justified to the British People on the other), are 
not faithfully, unequivocally and completely fulfilled by the Court 
of Russia; Prev. Ques. Neg. thereupon; Lxxx1x. 385. 

See Accounts and Papers, 5070-5079. Addresses, 1067- 
1070. Committees, 546. 


Rutland, Duke of :—Petition for a Bill for making 
the Site of a Mausoleum, erected by the Duke of Rutland, in 
Knipton, part of the Extra-parochial Precinct of Belvoir; Re- 


ferred, txxxiv. 15. Bill ordered, 84. Presented, 87. Rp. a. 
221. 


Rutson, Ewart &amp; Co.:—see Ewart, Rutson § Co. 


Rye, Shoreham, &amp;c. Ports :—see Accounts 





and Papers, 5080. Petitions, 1775. 








GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








S. 


SABBATH——SEAMEN. 





Sabbath 2——See Accounts and Papers, 5081. Addresses, 
1071. Committees, 1093. Lord’s Day. Petitions, 1317, &amp;c. 


Sacramental Test :—see Corporation and Test Acts. 
Roman Catholics. Tests. 


Sacrile Se :—See Capital Punishments, 6. 


Sail Cloth :——Bill to repeal Part of Act 9 Geo. II. rela- 
tive to the Manufacture thereof; Ordered; presented ; printed ; 
LXxv. 271. R. a. 374. 


Salaries :—See Civil List, 1. Judges. Offices,7, ke. Re- 
duction of Establishments, §c. Superannuations. 


o™ . . 
Salmon Fisheries :—sce Committees, 1094-1098. 
Fisheries, 9.19, &amp;c. Petitions, 1780. 


Salt: Bills relative to: 


1. For reducing the Duties of Excise payable thereupon in 
England, and upon Foreign Salt in Scotland; Ordered, txxvu. 
386. Presented, 390. As amended, printed, 403. Re-com- 
mitted, 417. n. a. 467. 


2. To repeal the Duties and Laws in respect of Salt and Rock 
Salt ; Ordered, uxx1x. 433. Presented; printed; 443. Petition 
of Manufacturers of Salt at Chester, against, 470, Pp. R.A. 502. 

3. To continue the Duties of Customs on British Salt imported 
into Ireland, and to repeal the Duties on Foreign Salt imported ; 
Ordered, txxvu. 386. Presented, 390. Printed, 394. As 
amended, printed, 404. Re-committed,417. R. a. 474. 


4. Motions :—For Leave to bring ina Bill for the gradual 
Reduction of the Duties on Salt; Previous Question negatived 
thereupon; Lxxvul. 70. 

5. That it is expedient that the present Rate of Duty on Salt 
be continued, to enable the Government to remit the Window 
Duty ; Withdrawn, Lxxrx. 361. 


6. Resolutions relative to the Duties thereon, reported 
1 June 1818, to be printed ; rxxvir. 56. 


See Accounts and Papers, 5083-5094. Committees, 547, 
548. 857. Petitions, 1781. 


Salted Provisions :—sce Customs, 27. 


Salvage :——See Accounts and Papers, 5096. Cinque Ports, 1. 
Committees, 549, 550. Ships and Vessels, 2, 3. 


Sandwich, Bailiff or Verger of :—see Gaon, 
37. 


Sasines (Scotland) :—see Accounts and Papers, 
5097-5100. Addresses, 1072-1074. Seisins. 


Savings Banks : Bills relative to: 


1. Toamend Acts 57 Geo. III. c. 130, and 58 Geo. III. c. 48, 
for the encouragement of Banks for Savings ; Ordered, txxv. 281. 
Presented, 291. As amended, printed, 304. Re-committed; 
Considered ; Reported, and, as amended, printed; 366. 414. 
R. a. 468. 

2. To amend the several Acts for the encouragement of Banks 
for Savings in England and Scotland; Ordered, txxix. 344, 
Presented; printed; 350. Petitions against; From, George 
Glenning, 380, rp. Robert Soutar; Trustees of Devonshire Union 
and West of England Benefit Insurance Institution; 405, p. 
Wargrave Friendly Society, 422. Bill, as amended, printed, 
382. Re-committed, 441. As amended, printed, 447. Rr. a. 
502. 

3. To amend the Laws relating to Savings Banks in England ; 
Ordered, txxxu. 483. Presented; printed; 539. As amended, 
printed, 593. Further Consideration of Report put off for Three 
Months, 597. 

4. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating thereto; 
Ordered, txxxi11. 405. Presented; printed; 451. As amended, 
printed, 500. Re-committed, 515. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 555. RB. A. 558. 


5. To enable Depositors in Savings Banks to purchase Go- 
vernment Annuities; Ordered ; presented; printed; txxxvim. 277. 
Petitions against; From, Aberbrothock, 436. Belfast, 379. 
Edinburgh, Chamber of Commerce, 539. Greenock, 449. Guis- 
borough, 258. Leith, 364. Louth, 451. Moffatt, 413. R. a. 


470. 


S. 





S 


Savings Banks : Bills relative to—continued. 


6. To extend certain Provisions of Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, to 
Scotland, and to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to 
Savings Banks in Scotland; Ordered, xc. 176. Presented ; 
printed; 321. As amended, printed, 411. Re-committed, 448. 
539. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 606. R. A. 657. 


7. Motion :—For Leave to bring in a Bill to indemnify 
Trustees and Managers acting under the Savings Banks Act; 
Motion withdrawn ; xct. 821. 

See Accounts and Papers, 5101-5116. Addresses, 1075. 
Committees, 551. Petitions, 1714. 


Scale Board :——See Starch, 3. 


Scavage Duties :—See Committees, 418. 967. Lon- 


don, 7. 


chool of Design :——See Accounts and Papers, 5133. 
Supply, 550. 


Schools, School Houses, and School- 


masters :—See Accounts and Papers, 5119. 5132. Ad- 


dresses, 1076, 1077. 1435. 1439. Education. Petitions, 1787. 
Supply, 551-553. 


Scilly Islands :—Bitl to authorize Persons, duly ap- 


pointed, to act as Justices of the Peace in the Islands of Scilly, 
although not qualified according to Law; Ordered, txxx1x. 471. 
Presented ; printed; 476. R. a. 594, 


Scotland :—— Matters relative to Scotland must be sought for 


under the subject matter to which they respectively relate. 


Sea, Offences on :—see Offences, 1, &amp;e. 


Sea Insurances :—see Stamps and Stamp Duties, 2, 3. 


es 


10, 11. 


Sea-water Baths :—Petition for a Bill to establish Sea- 


water Baths in London and Westminster; Referred, txxx. 91. 
Bill ordered, 177. Presented, 215. Not proceeded in. 


Seamen in the Merchant Service: 


Bills relative to Merchant Seamen: 

1. To continue Act 59 Geo. III. c. 58, for facilitating the 
Recovery of Wages of Seamen in the Merchant Service; Ordered, 
LXxx1. 259. Presented; printed; 296. Rr. a. 376. Another 
Bill; Ordered, txxxvi. 537. Presented, 546. nr. a. 726. 


2. To repeal the Laws relating to the Contribution out of 
Merchant Seamen’s Wages towards the support of the Royal 
Naval Hospital at Greenwich, and for supplying other Funds in 
lieu thereof; Ordered, txxx1x. 373. Presented ; printed ; 375. 
R. A. 525. 


3. Toamend and consolidate the Laws relating to the Merchant 
Seamen of the United Kingdom, and for forming and maintaining 
a Register of all the Men engaged in that Service; Ordered, 
Lxxxix. 87. Presented; printed; 184. Petitions against ; From, 
Irvine, 454. Greenock; South Shields and Westoe; 473. 
Workington, 488. Bill, as amended, printed, 393. Re-com- 
mitted, 440. Considered; Committee report progress; 441. 
Committee deferred, 519. Not proceeded in. 


4. To amend and consolidate the Laws relating to the Merchant 
Seamen of the United Kingdom, and for forming and maintaining 
a Register of all the Men engaged in that Service ; Ordered, xc. 
135. Presented; printed; 138. Petitions against; From Mer- 
chant Seamen of the Port of London, 291. Chairman of 
a Meeting of Ship-owners of North and South Shields, 305. 
Bill, as amended, printed, 264. Re-committed; as amended 
by the Lords, to be printed; 467. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 


with an Amendment, 491. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 
493. R.A. 500. 


5. To amend an Act of the Twentieth year of His Majesty 
King Geo. II., for the Relief and Support of sick, maimed and 
disabled Seamen, and the Widows and Children of such as shall 
be killed, slain or drowned in the Merchant Service, and for 
other purposes; Ordered, txxx1x.217, Presented; printed; 218. 
As amended, printed, 383. Order for further Consideration 
of Report, read; Bill re-committed ; Motion, That it be an 
Instruction to the Committee, that they have power to appropriate 
a portion of the Revenue to be collected under the Bill, towards 

the 








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SEAMEN——SERJEANTS. 1017 








Seamen, Merchant: Bills relative to—cont’. 


Motions :—For Leave to bring in a Bill for regulating the 


the Support and Maintenance of the Merchant Seamen’s Hospital ; 
Motion withdrawn ; Bill further considered ; 455. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 579. R. a. 594. 


6. To amend Act for the Relief of sick, maimed and disabled 
Seamen, in order to enable certain Seamen belonging to Shetland 
to pay certain Sums of Money payable under that Act, to the 
Seamen’s Fund at Lerwick in Shetland; Ordered, xc1.109.° Pre- 
sented; printed; 111. Instruction to extend the Provisions of 
the Bill to the Islands of Orkney; Bill, as amended, printed ; 251. 
Re-committed; as amended, printed; 291. R. a. 437. 


Merchant Seamen’s Fund; withdrawn, txxxv. 564.——— For 
Leave to bring in a Bill toamend so much of Act 20 Geo. II. c. 28, 
as relates to Merchant Seamen’s Sixpences paid to Greenwich 
Hospital ; withdrawn, uxxxvu. 175. 


See Accounts and Papers, 2936. East India Affairs, 2. 
Fish and Fisheries, 28. Kingston-upon-Hull, 1, kc. Pe- 
titions, 1423, 1424. 


Seamen in the Navy: 


1. Bill for the Encouragement of the Enlistment of Seamen, and 
to make Regulations for more effectually manning His Majesty’s 
Navy; Ordered, xc. 135. Presented; printed; 138. Petitions 
against ; From, Great Yarmouth, 272. Irvine, 283. Leith, 329. 
Bankers and others of Greenock; Chamber of Commerce of 
Greenock; 340. Burntisland, 366. North Berwick, 382. 
Renfrew, 425. Petition in favour; Of Seamen and others of 
South Shields, 340. Petitions for insertion of a Clause exempting 
Fishermen engaged in the Mackarel and Herring Fishery from 
Impressment; From, Lowestoft; Great Yarmouth; 247. Bill, 
as amended, printed, 379. Re-committed, 436. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 511. R.A. 578. 


2. Motions, That the House will early in the next Session 
take into consideration the subject of the Impressment of Seamen ; 
Ques. Neg. txxrx. 477. 


3. For Leave to bring in a Bill to amend Act 22 Geo. II. c. 33, 
and to make better Provision for the Encouragement of Seamen ; 
Negatived, rxxx. 516. 


4. That the forcible Impressment of Seamen for His Majesty’s 
Navy is unjust, cruel, inefficient and unnecessary, &amp;c.; Amend- 
ment proposed ; Amendment and Motion withdrawn; ixxxvi11. 
675. 


5. That it is the duty of this House to avail itself of the present 
period of profound Peace, to institute an Inquiry for the purpose 
of ascertaining whether some mode may not be devised for manning 
His Majesty’s Ships in time of War without recourse to the 
practice of forcible Impressment; Prev. Ques. Neg.; Lxxxvuut. 
675. 


6. For appointing a Select Committee to take into considera- 
tion the practicability of devising some Plan by which a regular 
and voluntary supply of Seamen may be procured for His Majesty’s 
Navy, without recourse to the practice of forcible Impressment ; 
Amendment proposed and made; Main Question, as amended, 
agreed to; Bill ordered; txxx1x.87. See Seamen in the Mer- 
chant Service, 3. 


See Accounts and Papers, 5513. Navy, §c. Petitions, 
1794. Supply, 374. 


Seamen's Hospital :—see Companies, 94. 


Secondary Punishments :—see Accounts and 
Papers, 5134. Addresses, 1078. Committees, 1099. 1100. 


Secret Services s———See Accounts and Papers, 5135. 
Supply, 554. 


Secular Jurisdiction :—see York and Ely. 


Securities: Bills relative to: 
1. To explain Act 14 Geo. IIL, for explaining Act 12 Anne, 


Securities: Bills relative to—continued. 


3. To facilitate the Transference of Heritable Securities for 
Debt in Scotland; Ordered, rxxvu. 403. Presented; printed ; 
436. Not proceeded in.—— Again ordered; xxvii. 297. 
Presented ; printed; 297. Passed, 387. Not returned from 
the Lords, ——— Again ordered; uxxxv. 426. Presented; 
printed ; 427. Further Consideration of Report put off for Three 
Months, 531.———Another Bill; Ordered, txxxvi. 396. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 485. Second Reading deferred, 511. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


4. For extending the Laws against Receivers of Stolen Goods 
to Receivers of Stolen Bonds, Bank Notes and other Securities 
for Money; Ordered, uxxvu. 109. Presented; printed; 113. 
R. A. 266. 


5. To amend the Law relating to Securities given for consider- 
ations arising out of Gaming, Usurious and certain other Illegal 
Transactions; Ordered, txxx1x. 78. Presented; printed; 78. 
Bill, as amended, to be printed, 126. Bill re-committed; as 
amended, to be printed; 157. Passed, 207. Not returned from 
the Lords. 


6. To amend the Law relating to Securities given for consi- 
derations arising out of Gaming, Usurious and certain other 
Illegal Transactions ; Ordered, xc. 63. Presented; printed; 97. 
Re-committed, 161. Rr. a. 611. 


See Loans on Security. Revenue, 6. 
Sedition :—see Leasing Making. 


Seditious Meetin gs: 


1. Bill to alter and amend Act 57 Geo. III. c. 6, for the more 
effectually preventing Seditious Meetings; Ordered, uxxvu. 81. 
Presented, 121. Printed, 126. As amended, printed, 206. Re- 
committed, 245. R. a. 292. 


2. Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill to repeal Act 
57 Geo. III. c. 6, for the more effectually preventing Seditious 
Meetings and Assemblies ; Negatived, yxxv1. 317. 


See also, Associations, Ireland. Societies, Unlanful. 


Seisins : Bills relative to Seisins or Sasines, in 
Scotland : 


1. To explain and amend an Act of the Parliament of Scot- 
land, concerning the Registration of Seisins and Reversions of 
Tenements within Burgh; Ordered, rxxxiv. 188. Presented ; 
printed; 192. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 263. Rr. a. 296. 


2. To amend certain Acts of the Parliament of Scotland re- 
specting the Registration of Instruments of Sasine, and other 
Writings affecting Heritable Property within that part of the 
United Kingdom; Ordered, xc. 313. Presented; printed; 321. 
As amended, printed, 410. Re-committed ; as amended, printed ; 
448. Re-committed, 558. 625. 633. Order for Third Reading 
read; Third Reading superseded by Adjournment; 643. Bill 
passed, 646. Not returned from the Lords. 


Petitions in favour ; From President and Society of Advocates 
in Aberdeen, xc. 476. President of the Society of Solicitors of 
the County of Banff, 496. Elginand Forres, 508. Musselburgh, 
645. Dundee, 656. 

3. To amend and regulate the Law of Scotland as to Erasures 
in Instruments of Sasine, and of Resignation ad Remanentiam ; 
Ordered, xc1. 83. Presented, 88. Printed, 89. Petition of 
Practitioners of the Law in Arbroath, in favour, 224. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 657. R. A. 664. 


Selkirkshire, Sheriff of :—in to authorize His 
Majesty to appoint a Person to act as Sheriff of Selkirkshire, during 
the incapacity of the present Sheriff; Ordered; presented ; 
LXXXvII. 562. R. A. 570. 


Separatists :—Bill to allow the People called Separatists 
to make a solemn Affirmation and Declaration instead of an Oath; 
Ordered, txxxvitt. 305. Presented; printed; 310. Petition in 
favour; From John Henry, of Armagh, 478. Lords’ Amend- 
ment agreed to, 714, R. a. 726. See Petitions, 1515. 





for reducing Rate of Interest, without prejudice to Parliamentary 
Securities (Ireland) ; Ordered, txxv1. 354. Presented ; printed ; 
360. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 432. R.A. 442. 


2: To repeal the Rate of Interest on Irish and Colonial Secu- 
rities; Ordered, txxvit, 149, Presented, 168. Printed, 203. 
R. A. 366, 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Sequestrations :—see Addresses, 1079. Bankrupts, 
26, &amp;e. 


| Serjeants at Law :——Bill to enable them to take upon 
themselves that Office in the Vacation; From the Lords; Read; 
uxxx. 5. Printed, 594. Rr. a. 626, 


| 
| Serjeants’ 
12 B 





1018 


SERJ EANTS——SESSION. 














Serjeants’ Inn :—Petition for Leave to present a Peti- 
tion for a Bill for confirming and carrying into effect two several 
Agreements, between the Bishop of Ely and the Parish of St. 
Dunstan’s in the West, and the Society of Judges and Serjeants- 
at-Law of Serjeants’ Inn, for vesting in the Trustees of the said 
Society the Fee Simple for the same Inn, and for other purposes ; 
Referred, txxxviu. 162. Reported; Leave given; Petition pre- 
sented, and referred; 172. Report referred to Standing Order 
Committee, 183. Report; Parties to proceed ; To give Notices, 
&amp;e.; 195. Bill ordered, 198. Presented, 208. Time enlarged 
for Report, 397. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 538. R. A. 
559. 


Sermons :—Thanks of the House given for Sermons preached 
before the House, and the Preachers desired to print them; 
LXXXxv. 499,—-LXXXvil. 211. 


Servants: Bills relative to: 


1. To enlarge the Powers of Justices in determining Com- 
plaints between Masters and Servants; Ordered, txxvir. 187. 
Presented; printed; 211. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 391. 
R. A. 399. 


2. To consolidate and amend the Laws relative to the Arbitra- 
tion of Disputes between Masters and Workmen; Ordered, txx1x. 
408. Presented; printed; 433. As amended, printed, 443. 
Re-committed, 455. Petition of Justices of the Peace of Liver- 
pool against, 476, p. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 521. R. a. 
525. 

3. Toamend Act 5 Geo. IV. c. 96, to consolidate and amend 
the Laws relative to the Arbitration of Disputes between Masters 
and Workmen; Ordered, xcu. 528. Presented, 528. Printed, 
574. Petition of Operative Weavers of Spitalfields, in favour, 
606. R.A. 661. 

See Assessed Taxes, 18. 
Silk, 11. Petitions, 1802. 


Session, Court of, (Scotland): Bills rela- 
tive to: 

1. For establishing Regulations respecting certain Parts of 
the Proceedings in the Court of Session; Ordered, txxv. 260. 
Presented ; printed; 271. Reported; Further Consideration of 
Report put off for Six Weeks; and Bill, as amended, to be 
printed; 405. Another Bill; Ordered, txxv1. 81. Pre- 
sented, 109. As amended, printed, 147. Petition of James 
Bremner and John Dillon, against, 246, p. Bill re-committed, 
247. As amended, printed, 289. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
360. R. A. 383. 

2. To explain Acts 7 Geo, II. c. 16, and 16 Geo. II. e. 11, 
and to expedite the Proceedings in the Court of Session; Ordered, 
Lxxvi. 265. Not presented. 


Queen’s (Caroline) Servants. 


3. For uniting the Benefits of Jury Trial in Civil Causes with 
the ordinary Jurisdiction of the Court of Session ; Ordered, Lxxxv. 
249. Presented; printed; 250. As amended, printed, 397. 
Re-committed ; as amended, printed; 545. Re-committed, 568. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 652. R. a. 657. 

Petitions in favour; From, Dundee, Writers, txxxv. 495.— 
Glasgow, Merchants’ House, 395, p. Glasgow, Procurators, 
372, p.—Kincardineshire, Practitioners before the Courts of Law, 
567.—Ogilvie, James, 495.—Perthshire, Procurators, 495.—Ross, 
Heritors, &amp;c., 526, p.—Scotland, Solicitors of, 541. Stonehaven, 
Ship-owners, 567. 

Petitions against; From, Aberdeen, Ship-owners, ixxxv. 
361, rp. Admiralty Court, Scotland, Procurators, 567. Advo- 
cates, Scotland, Dean and Faculty of, 490, p. Advocates, 
First Clerks, 559, p.—Glasgow Port, Writers, 351, p. Greenock 
or Port Glasgow, Writers, 351, p.—Maxwell, Sir John, Baronet, 
382.—Paisley, Faculty of Procurators, 382.—Renfrew, Noble- 
men, &amp;c., 382.—Solicitors, practising before the Commissary or 
Consistorial Courts of Scotland, 489. 

Petitions for the Postponement of the Bill; From, Noble- 
men, &amp;c. of Mid Lothian, txxxv.541. Writers tothe Signet, 511. 





Session, Court of, Scotland : Bills—cont*. 


4. To provide for carrying on the Business of the Court of 
Session in Scotland, when interrupted by the Death or necessary 
Absence of any of the Judges thereof; Ordered, txxxvit. 48, 
Presented ; printed; 49. rR. a. 95. 


5. For shortening the Delays and lessening the Expenses of 
Litigation in the Court of Session, in Scotland, and for diminishing 
the Expenses of Appeals from the said Court to the House of 
Peers, and in Appeals in Civil Causes in the Circuit Courts of 
Scotland ; Ordered, txxxvi1. 475. Order of Leave for Bill dis- 
charged; Another Bill ordered; 537. See infra, 6. 


6. To shorten the Delays and lessen the Expenses of Litiga- 
tion in the Court of Session in Scotland, and to diminish the Ex- 
penses in Appeals from the said Court to the House of Peers; 
Ordered ; presented; printed; txxxvim. 537. Second Reading 
put off for Six Weeks, 603. 


7. For the Appointment of an Accountant-General in the Court 
of Session in Scotland; Ordered, txxxrx. 420. Presented ; 
printed ; 433. Petition of the Society of Solicitors in the Supreme 
Courts of Scotland, against, 482. Second Reading deferred, 509. 

Yot proceeded in. 


8. For making certain Alterations and Reductions in the 
Establishment of Clerks and Officers attached to the Court of 
Session in Scotland, and to diminish the Expense of Judicial 
Procedure in that Court; Ordered, xc.43. Presented; printed ; 
64. Committed to a Select Committee, 139. (See Committees, 
1101.) No Report.— ——For the better regulating the Forms of 
Process in the Court of Session in Scotland; Ordered, xc. 43, 
Not proceeded in. 


9. To improve the present System of the Court of Session in 
Scotland, and regulate the Number, Powers and Duties of the 
Judges, Clerks and Officers of the said Court, and of the Courts of 
Teinds and Justiciary ; also, the Number and Duties of the Clerks 
and other Officers in the said Courts; and pay them fixed 
Salaries; and to abolish the Fee Fund, and other Court Dues 
levied from Suitors; Ordered, xc. 267. Presented; printed ; 
326. Second Reading deferred, 459. Not proceeded in. 


10. For the better Regulation of the Office of Auditor of Ac- 
counts in the Court of Session in Scotland, and for the Appoint- 
ment of Two Accountants General in the said Court; Ordered, 
xct. 547. Presented; printed; 588. Second Reading put off 
for Six Months, 635. 


11. To make certain Alterations in the Duties of the Lords 
Ordinary, and in the Establishment of Clerks and Officers of the 
Court of Session and Court of Commission for Teinds in Scotland, 
and to reduce the Fees payable in these Courts; Ordered, xcr. 
237. Presented; printed; 255. As amended, printed, 553. 
Re-committed ; Instruction to make Provision for Payment of 
Salaries and Compensation to Officers; 674. Bill passed, 715. 
Not returned from the Lords. 


12. To make certain Alterations in the Duties of the Lords 
Ordinary, and in the Establishment of Clerks and Officers of the 
Court of Session and Court of Commission for Teinds in Scotland, 
and to reduce the Fees payable in those Courts; Ordered, xcu. 
22. Presented; printed; 23. Instruction to make Provision 
for Salaries and Compensation to Officers, 129. Bill, as amended, 
printed, 292. Re-committed, 307. Passed, 344. Not returned 
from the Lords. 


13. Motion, That His Majesty be enabled to grant certain 
Sums in augmentation of the present Salaries of certain Lords of 
Session; Withdrawn, Lxxx1v. 326. 


See Accounts and Papers, 5142-5161. Addresses, 1080~ 
1091. Admiralty Court,2. Committees, 552-555. 1101. 
Cessio Bonorum. Courts of Justice (Scotland), 4. Peti- 
tions, 1804. 








Hyesstonsg. 








SESSIONS——SEWERS. 


1019 








Sessions, 





I. Public Bills relative to General or Quarter Sessions ; 1—5. 


II. Petitions for Bills, or Bills 


ordered in on Motion, relative to 


General or Quarter Sessions ; 6—10. 





I. Public Bills relative to General or Quarter Sessions : 


1. For allowing Appeals from Minor Jurisdictions to the 
Sessions of the Peace for the County in which such Jurisdictions 
are situate; Ordered; presented; printed; itxxxu1.111. Com- 
mitted, 147. Not proceeded in. 


2. For preventing the interference of the Spring Assizes with 
the April Quarter Sessions; Ordered; presented; printed ; 
LXXXIx. 149. R. a. 594. 

Westminster : 


3. To enable the Justices of the Peace for Westminster to hold 
their Sessions of the Peace during Term and the sitting of the 


Westminster—continued. 
Court of King’s Bench; Ordered, txxxi. 140. 
printed ; 143. R. a. 233, 


Ireland: 


4. To regulate the Time of holding the General Quarter Ses- 
sions in Ireland; Ordered, uxxvi. 144. Presented; printed ; 
218. R. A. 467. 

5. To empower Magistrates to divide the Court of Quarter 
Sessions in Ireland; ixxx1x. 226. Not presented. 


Presented ; 





II. Petitions for Bills, or Bills ordered in on Motion, relative to General or 


Quarter Sessions : 


Colchester ;—See infra, 8. 
Cork : 

6. To divide that County for the purpose of holding addi- 
tional General Sessions therein; Ordered, txxvit. 451. Pre- 
sented, 452. R.a.479.————Bill to amend above Act; Ordered; 
LXxIx. 267. Not presented. 

Dublin ; 

7. To facilitate the Administration of Justice in the Court 
of Quarter Sessions in the City of Dublin; Ordered, txxxv. 339. 
Presented ; printed ; 343. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 
491. 

Essex : 

8. For holding the General Quarter Sessions at Colchester ; 
Referred, uxxv. 180. Bill ordered, 226. Presented, 249. 
Petitions against, 273, p. 330. Petitions in favour, 317. 321. 324. 
330. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 331. 


Middlesex : 


9. For Leave to present a Petition fora Bill to provide for 
paying the Salary of the Chairman of the Quarter Sessions of 
the Peace out of the County Rate; Referred, rxxxvimr. 242. 
Reported ; Leave given; Petition presented and referred; 248. 
Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 257. Petition of 
Rate-payers of Saint Giles and Saint George against the applica- 
tion for a Bill, 271. Report, That the Standing Orders ought not 
to be dispensed with, 285. 


Salford Hundred Sessions: 


10. To enlarge the Powers of Acts; Referred, txxx. 61. 
ordered, 137. Presented, 155. Rr. a. 518. 


Bill 


Westminster :—See supra, 3. 





See Addresses, 1092. Committees, 1134. 








Sessions, Great, Court of, Wales :—see 


Committees, 556. 


Sessions Houses :——See Court Houses. 


Settled Estates :—see Zoans on Security. 


Settlement, Law of :—see Poor and Poor Laws. 








Sewers. 








I. Public Bills relative to Sewers ; 1—6. 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to 
7—12. 


Sewers, and Proceedings thereon ; 





I. Public Bills relative to Sewers : 


1. To amend Acts relative to the Commissioners of Sewers ; 
Ordered, txxv. 404. Presented; Second Reading put off for 
Three Months; Bill to be printed; 408. 

2. To explain and amend Act 23 Hen. VIII. c. 5; Ordered, 
Lxxvi. 152. Presented; printed; 153. Petitions of Mayor, &amp;c., 


GEN. INDEX, LXXV.—XCII, (1820—1837.) 


of Rye, and Commissioners of Rye Harbour, against, 219, P. 
Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn ; 251. 

3. To amend the Laws relating to Sewers; Ordered, txxx. 
111. Presented; printed; 147. Petition against, 212. Second 
Reading deferred, 533. 





4. To 








1020 SEW ERS——SHERIFF. 











I. Public Bills relative to Sewers-—continued. 


4. To amend Act 13 Eliz. c. 9. relating thereto; Ordered ; 
presented ; printed ; 763. Not proceeded in. 

5. To amend the Law relating to Sewers; Ordered, txxxvul. 
27. Presented; printed; 28. Bill committed to a Select Com- 
mittee, 30. (See Committees, 1105.) Reported, and, as amended, 
printed, 111. Re-committed to former Committee, 138. Bill re- 
ported, and, as amended, printed, 438. Order for further Con- 
sideration of Report read; Bill re-committed to a Committee of 
the Whole House; Reported, and, as amended, printed, 502. 
Passed, 531. Not returned from the Lords. 

Petitions against ; From Bridgewater; txxxvu. 86. Dover, 
290. Sandwich, 255. Somerton, 86. 

Petition in favour ; From Commissioners of Sewers for the 
Eastern Part of Kent; txxxvu. 143. 

Petitions praying that a Clause may be inserted in the Bill to 
exempt the Cinque Ports from the operation thereof; From, Has- 
tings; Lxxxvu.304. Hythe,337. New Romney, 304. Seaford, 
337. 

Petition for a power of Appeal from the Acts of the Commis- 
sioners; From St. Mary Abbott’s, Kensington; txxxvii. 540, P. 


6. To amend Acts relating thereto; Ordered, txxxvi. 218. 
Presented; printed; 227. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 506. Considered, 515. (Special Entry made in the 





Journals in respect of the Amendment relating to the qualification 
of the Commissioners in two Counties, the same being necessary 
to carry into effect the intention of the Commons); Amendments 
agreed to, 516. R. a. 531. 

Petition in favour ; From Commissioners of Sewers of Mon- 
mouth; txxxvitt. 296. 

Petition against ; From Commissioners of Sewers for the Limits 
extending from Ravensbourne to Lombard Wall; txxxviit. 317. 


Bayswater : 

7. Toenable the Commissioners of Sewers for the City and 
Liberty of Westminster, and Part ofthe County of Middlesex, to 
make a new Sewer at Bayswater, in the County of Middlesex; 
Ordered, txxx1x. 485. Presented; printed; 492. Petitions 
against; From Arthur Stanhope, Esq'*, and others, 523. Padding- 
ton and Saint Marylebone, 543. Bill committed to a Select Com- 
mittee, 528. Committee nominated, 534. (See Committees, 1106.) 
Bill reported ; as amended, printed ; 544. Order for further Con- 
sideration of Report read; Bill re-committed ; Resolution (2 June), 
authorizing the Commissioners of Woods, &amp;c. to advance out of the 
Land Revenue of the Crown one moiety of the expense of forming a 
new Sewer from Bayswater Brook, in lieu of the drainage which 
now takes place through the Serpentine River, read; Instruction 
to Committee to make Provision accordingly ; 557. nr. a. 594. 


II. Petitions for Bills relative to Sewers, and Proceedings thereon : 


Cheltenham : 
8. For the better Sewage, Cleansing and Drainage of the 
Town of Cheltenham; Referred, txxxvitt. 81. Bill ordered, 137. 
Presented, 150. rR. a. 294. 


London : 

9. For Leave to present Petition for a Bill to alter and amend 
Acts; Leave given; Petition presented and referred; Lxxvutt. 
125. Report; Leave for Notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to 
report on Notices, &amp;c.; 161. Bill presented, 162. Petition of 
John Williams relative to his mode of opening Pavements; Re- 
ferred, 190. Petitions against, 275. 287. 319. 332. Time en- 
larged for Report, 284. 315. 326. Bill re-committed, 376. Peti- 
tion of Nathaniel Stallwood, complaining that he is illegally taxed 
by the Commissioners, 416. R.A. 433. 


Tower Hamlets: 
10. To amend and enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred, txxxu. 
148. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 197. 





Tower Hamlets—continued. 
Report, That Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 
217. 


Westminster : 

11. To empower the Commissioners to purchase certain Pre- 
mises; Referred, txxxu. 204. Report referred to Standing 
Order Committee, 296. Report; Parties to proceed and give 
Notices, &amp;c.; 306. Bill ordered, 308. Presented, 315. rR. 4. 
495. 


Motion: 

12. That Mr. Telford be instructed to report upon the best 
Plan for draining the Metropolis under the present system of 
Sewerage, and to point out any improvements that can be made 
therein; Withdrawn, txxxvut. 540. 

See also Accounts and Papers, 5162-5170. Committees, 

557. 1102-1106. Petitions, 1806. 








Seymour, Henry, Esq" :—ninute of the Commis- 
sioners of the Fee Fund of the House of Commons on the subject 
of the Retirement of Henry Seymour, Esq'*, Serjeant at Arms, 
and Treasury Minute thereon, read ; Resolution, Nem. con., for 
an Address thereupon; xc. 440. Letter from Mr. Seymour 
to the Speaker, respecting his Retirement, contained in the said 
Minute, read; Resolution, Nem. con., That Mr. Speaker be re- 
quested to acquaint Mr. Henry Seymour, that this House enter- 
tains a just sense of the exemplary zeal and fidelity with which he 
has uniformly discharged the duties of his situation during his 
long attendance in the service of the House, 509. Mr. Speaker 
acquaints the House, that he had communicated the Resolution 
of the House to Mr. Seymour, and that Mr. Seymour desired to 
offer his dutiful acknowledgments, and to express his gratitude for 
the indulgence and kindness which he has experienced, &amp;c., 519. 
See Addresses, 1411. 





Shannon River -———For the Improvement of the Navi- 
gation of the River Shannon; Ordered, xc. 529. Presented ; 
printed; 600. rR. a. 657. See Accounts and Papers, 5172- 
5182. Addresses, 1093. 1540, 1541. Committees, 1107. Peti- 


tions, 1808, Supply, 555. 
Sheep Dogs :—see Petitions, 1811. 


Sheep Stealing &gt; —— See Addresses, 1094. Capital 
Punishment, 4. Petitions, 1812. 


Sheerness -—See Accounts and Papers, 6187. Navy, 15. 
Supply, 344. 


Sheffield Town Trustees :—Petition for a Bill 
for their Incorporation; Referred, xxx. 211. Bill ordered, 304, 
Presented, 308. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 519. R. A. 558. 





Sheriff Courts (Scotland) : Bills relative to 

Sheriff, Stewart and Burgh Courts in Scotland : 

1. For the better Regulation of the Sheriff and Stewart Courts 

of Scotland; Ordered, txxvit. 174. Presented; printed; 182. 

As amended, printed, 260. Petition of Provost, &amp;c., of Irvine, 
against, 293, p. Third Reading put off for Three Months, 440. 


2. For the better Regulation of the Sheriff and Stewart and 
Burgh Courts of Scotland; Ordered, rxxx. 181. Presented ; 
printed; 193. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 375. R. a. 441. 


3. For the better regulating the Forms of Process in Sheriff 
and Burgh Courts in Scotland, and for adding to the Powers and 
Jurisdiction thereof; Ordered, txxxvi1. 476. Order of Leave 
for Bill discharged; another Bill ordered; 546. Petition from 
Robert Stirling in favour, 673. Not presented. 


4. To enlarge the Jurisdiction of the Sheriff and Burgh Courts 
of Scotland, and for other Purposes; Ordered ; presented; printed; 
Lxxxvil. 546. Second Reading put off for Six Weeks, 603. 


5. To explain and regulate the Jurisdiction of the Sheriff 
Courts of Scotland, and to transfer the benefits of Jury Trial in 
Civil Causes to a limited amount to the said Courts ; also to regu- 
late the Duties and Appointment of Sheriffs Principal and Substi- 
tute, and the Appointment of Procurators Fiscal; Ordered, xc. 
267. Presented; printed; 326. Second Reading deferred, 459. 
Not proceeded in. 


6. To regulate the Constitution, Jurisdiction and Forms of 
Process of Sheriff Courts, and the Civil Jurisdiction of Burgh 
Courts in Scotland; Ordered, xc1.547. Presented ; printed ; 588. 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 634. 


7. To regulate the Constitution, Jurisdiction and Forms of 
Process of Sheriff and Burgh Courts in Scotland ; Ordered, xctt. 
178. Presented; printed; 202. Order for Committee of the Whole 

House 


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SHERIFF——SHIPS. 


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Sheriff Courts (Scotland) : Bills—continued. 


House discharged ; Bill committed to a Select Committee; 292. 
(See Committees, 1108.) Bill reported; To be printed, as 


amended; 587. Not proceeded in. 

Petitions against; From, Dunbar, Provost, Magistrates and 
Town Council of, xc11. 330.—Edinburgh, Sheriff Officers, 579.— 
Glasgow, Lord Provost, &amp;c., 476. Glasgow, Merchants’ House of, 
300. Glasgow, Operatives of, 330. Glasgow, Trades House of, 
330.—Inverary, 330.—Roxburgh, 546.—Scotland, Royal Burghs 
of, in Convention assembled, 336. Selkirk, 371.—Theobald, 
William, 381. 

See Accounts and Papers, 5202-5204. 6847. Addresses, 
1097-1110. Committees, 1108. Petitions, 1817, 1818. 
Procurators, Scotland, 2. 


Sheriffs : Bills relative to: 


1. To regulatethe Office of High Sheriff, to reduce the Expenses 
attending it, and to facilitate passing the Accounts; Ordered, 
Lxxxvil. 103. Presented; printed; 143. Bill committed to a Select 
Committee, 173. (See Committees, 1110.) Reported, and, as 
amended, printed, 409. Order for further Consideration of Report, 
read; Bill re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 444. 
Reported, and re-committed, 469. Bill passed, 546. Not re- 
turned from the Lords—&lt;——Another Bill; Ordered, rxxxvu. 
310. Presented; printed; 338. Order for Committee read; 
Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Question 
Neg. thereupon ; Committee put off for Six Months; 518. 


2. For facilitating the Appointment of Sheriffs, and the more 
effectual audit and passing of their Accounts, and for the more 
speedy return and recovery of Fines, Issues, Forfeited Recog- 
nizances, Penalties and Deodands, and to abolish certain Offices 
in the Court of Exchequer ; [King’s Recommendation signified] ; 
Bill ordered, txxxvim. 537. Presented; printed; 538. Bill 
committed to a Select Committee, 574. (See Committees, 886.) 
Reported, and re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 
622. As amended, printed, 623. Bill re-committed to a Com- 
mittee of the Whole House, 652. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
731. RB. a. 734, 

3. For removing Doubts as to the Declaration to be made and 
Oaths to be taken by Persons appointed to the Office of Sheriff of 
any City or Town, being a County of itself; Ordered, xc. 482. 
Presented ; printed; 484. Motion for now reading the Bill a 
Second Time; Debate thereupon adjourned, 492. Resumed; 
Bill committed ; 498. nr. a. 578. 


4. For regulating the Fees payable to Sheriffs, Under-Sheriffs 
and Bailiffs upon the execution of Civil Process; Ordered, xcu. 
149. Presented; printed; 174. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 
631. R.A. 661. 


5. For the better regulating the Jurisdiction of Sheriffs of 
Counties in Scotland; Ordered, xc. 43; but not presented. 


6. To interpret the words “ Sheriff,” “ Sheriff Clerk,” “Shire,” 
“ Sheriffdom” and “ County,” occurring in Acts of Parliament 
relating to Scotland ; From the Lords, xc. 513. Read; printed; 
517. R. A. 623. 


7. To regulate the Expenses of Sheriffs in Ireland; Ordered, 
Lxxvi. 217. Not presented. 


8. For the better Regulation of the Office of Sheriffs and 
Under-Sheriffs of Counties in Ireland; Ordered, cxxxu1. 186. 
Presented; printed; 197. As amended, printed, 458. Day ap- 
pointed for the Third Reading, 516. Petition of Charles Pearson, 
against, 518, rp. Not proceeded in. 


9. To regulate the Office of Sheriff; Ordered, txxxrv. 365. 
Presented ; printed ; Second Reading put off for Three Months ; 
369. 


10. For the better Regulation of the Office of Sheriffs in 
Ireland; Ordered, rxxxv. 118. Presented ; printed; 155. Com- 
mitted, 240. Committee deferred, 675. Not proceeded in.——— 
Again ordered; uxxxvi. 48. Not presented. 


11. For facilitating the Appointment of Sheriffs in Ireland, 
and the more effectual audit and passing of their Accounts, and 
for the Return and Recovery of Fines, Issues, forfeited Recog- 
nizances, Penalties and Deodands, and to abolish certain Offices 
in the Court of Exchequer in Ireland, and to amend the Laws 
relating to Grants in custodiam, and recovery of Debts in Ireland ; 
and also to amend an Act passed in the second and third years 
of His Majesty’s reign, intituled, “ An Act for transferring the 
Powers and Duties of the Commissioners of Public Accounts in 
Ireland to the Commissioners for auditing the Public Accounts of 
Great Britain ;’ Ordered, xc. 524. Presented; printed; 525. 
Instructions to make Provision for compensating Persons affected 
by the Bill, 555. Bill re-committed, 555, Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 609. p. a. 657. 


GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Sheriffs : Bills relative to—continued. 


12. Sheriffs of London at the Bar of the House present Pe- 
titions; Of the Court of Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Lon- 
don ; ixxvir. 380.—1xxx1x. 110———Of the Lord Mayor, Alder- 
men and Commons of the City of London in Common Council 
assembled; xxv. 147.—.Lxxvi. 57.—Lxxvi. 47,—LXXxvul. 29. 
——LXxIx. 314.—Lxxx. 260.—LxxxI. 249.—Lxxxi. 35.—LXXKXIV. 
279.—Lxxxv. 30,—Lxxxvi. 86.—LXXxxvil. 485.—.Lxxxvull. 544.— 
LXXxIx. 180,—xc. 9.—xcr. 116.—xcu. 120, &amp;c.———Petitions 
presented by one Sheriff, the other being absent on indispensable 
business; txxv. 213. The other being a Member; txxvuir. 29. 
50. 125.—xc. 506. 

See Accounts and Papers, 5189-5201. Addresses, 1095, 
1096. Arrests. Committees, 1109, 1110. Cessio Bono- 
rum. Durham,7. Elections. Eachequer Court. Peti- 
tions, 1815. Selkirkshire. Sheriff Courts,5. Supply, 
556. 





Sheriffs Courts :———Bill to extend the Powers of Act 


3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 42, for the further Amendment of the Law, and 
the better Advancement of Justice; Ordered; presented; printed ; 
xc. 28. As amended, printed; 301. Re-committed; Motion, 
That it be an Instruction to the Committee, that they have power 
to extend the Provisions of the Bill to the Court of Common 
Pleas at Lancaster ;- Amendment proposed, but not made; Motion 
agreed to; Bill, as amended, to be printed, 473. Further Con- 
sideration of Report put off for Three Months, 527. See 
London, 9. 


Sheriffs Depute :——Bill concerning the Residence of 


Sheriffs Depute of the Counties of Edinburgh and Lanark ; 
Ordered, txxvu1. 217. Presented; printed; 224. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 370. R.A. 389. See Accounts and Papers, 
5205-5211. 6848. Petitions, 1819. 


Ships and Vessels: Bills relative to: 


1. For granting the Privileges of British Ships to Vessels 
built at Malta, Gibraltar and Heligoland ; Ordered, xxv. 238, 
Presented, 246. nk. a. 341. 


2. To continue Act 53 Geo. III. to continue Acts 48 &amp; 49 
Geo. III. for preventing Trauds by Boatmen and others, &amp;c. ; 
Ordered, txxvi. 132, but not presented. (See infra, 3.) To 
continue and amend Acts for preventing Frauds by Boatmen and 
others, and for adjusting Salvage, and for extending and amending 
the Laws relating to Wrecks and Salvage; Ordered, txxvi. 193. 
Order of Leave for Bill discharged, and Bill or Bills ordered, 347. 
See infra, 3. 

3. Tocontinue and amend Acts for preventing Frauds within 
the Jurisdiction of the Cinque Ports, relative to the Adjustment 
of Salvage; Ordered, txxvi. 347. Presented, 351. Printed, 
352. R. a. 492.———To continue and amend certain Acts for 
preventing Frauds relative to the Adjustment of Salvage in Eng- 
land; Ordered, txxvi. 347. Presented; printed; 352. R. a. 
492. 

4. Forexempting Ships in Ballast in the South Sea Trade from 
certain Tonnage Duties; Ordered, txxvi. 377. Presented, 380. 
RB. A. 467. 

5. To explain and amend Acts for encouraging and increasing 
of Shipping and Navigation; Ordered, rxxv1. 469. Presented ; 
printed ; Second Reading put off for Three Months; 471. Not 
proceeded in. 

6. To repeal divers ancient Commercial Statutes, as far as they 
relate to the Importation into, and the Exportation from, England, 
of Goods and Merchandize from and to Foreign Countries; 
Ordered, uxxvi. 469. Presented; printed; Second Reading put 
off for Three Months; 470. Not proceeded in. 

7. To repeal certain Tonnage Duties of Customs on Ships and 
Vessels; Ordered, txxvir. 314. Presented,328. R. a. 389, 

8. For the Encouragement of Navigation and Commerce by 
regulating the Importation of Goods and Merchandize ; Ordered, 
Lxxvil. 118. Presented; printed; 139. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 358. rR. a. 366. , 

Petitions against; From, Aberdeen, txxvut. 235, p.—Block- 
ley, 300, p. Bridlington, 215. (Pp. 217.) 232, p.—Congleton, 
Land-owners, 300, p. Congleton, Master Silk Throwsters, 
300, p. Congleton, Mayor, &amp;c., 300, p.—Dundee, 262, P.— 
England, Committee of Silk Throwsters of, 300, rp. England, 
West of, Persons interested in the Silk Manufacture, 304, p.— 
Frith of Forth, Ports in, 319, p—Hinshall, Samuel, 318.—King’s 
Lynn, 304, P. Kingston-upon-Hull, 235, rp.—Kirkcaldy, 251, p. 
319, p.—Leith, 251, Pp. 319, Pp. Lester, Thomas M., 318. Liver- 
pool, 272, p. London, Merchants, 276, rp. London, Silk Mercers, 
290, p. London, Silk Throwsters Committee of England assembled 
in, 300, Pr. London, Woollen Manufacturers, 215. (P. 217.)—Mac- 

clesfield, 





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Ships and Vessels : Bills relative to—cont*. | Shops :—see Stealing, a. o. 


Petitions against Bill—continued. 

clesfield, Manufacturers, ixxvit. 280,P. Macclesfield, Silk Throw- 
sters,300,P. Manchester,304, p.—Newcastle, 204, P.235,P. New- 
castle-upon-Tyne, 235, p.—Sandbach, 300. Scarborough, 218, P. 
Shields, South, 235, rp. Silk Throwsters of England, 300, P. 
Smith, Christopher, 318. Sunderland, 235, r.—Taunton, 304, P. 
—Wells next the Sea, 281, rp. Whitby, 281, rp. Woodbridge, 
356.—Yarmouth, Great, 281, p. 


9. For the Encouragement of British Shipping and Naviga- 
tion; Ordered, uxxx. 310. Presented, 334. As amended, 
printed, 358. Re-committed ; reported, and, as amended, printed ; 
358. 447. Re-committed, 538. R. a. 626.———Another Bill; 
Ordered, rxxxvim1. 239. Presented; printed; 254. R. a. 726. 

10. For the registering of Vessels; Ordered, ixxvul. 178. 
Presented; printed; 180. As amended, printed, 320. R. 4. 
433. 

11. For the registering of British Vessels; Ordered, ixxx. 
310. Presented; printed; 398. r. a. 626.———Another Bill; 
Ordered, txxxvi1. 239. Presented ; printed ; 253. Petitions for 
Alteration in the Bill; From, Glasgow (Three Petitions), 673. 
Leith, 673. London (Two Petitions), 635. Rr. a. 726. 


12. To extend an Act of the First Year of His present 
Majesty, for the more effectual Protection of Stage Coach Pro- 
prietors and common Carriers, to the Owners of Steam and other 
Vessels, and to make further Regulations with respect to the 
same ; Ordered, txxx1x. 434. Presented ; printed; 435. Second 
Reading deferred, 509. Not proceeded in. 

13. To regulate the Admeasurement of the Tonnage and 
Burthen of the Merchant Shipping of the United Kingdom; 
Ordered, wxxxix. 51. Presented; printed; 69. Bill com- 
mitted, 203. Committee deferred, 533. Not proceeded in. 

Petitions against ; From, The Chamber of Commerce of 
Belfast, uxxxrx. 259. Chairman of the Dundee, Perth and 
London Steam Packet Company, 392. Coal Gabbertmen on the 
River Clyde, 501. 

Petition of the Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures of 
Greenock, suggesting certain Alterations therein; txxxrx. 547. 


14. To regulate the Admeasurement of the Tonnage and 
Burthen of the Merchant Shipping of the United Kingdom; 
Ordered, xc. 504. Presented; printed; 505. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 606. R. a. 657. 


15. For the Establishment of a Marine Board, and for the 
better Regulation of the Merchant Shipping of the Kingdom ; 
Ordered, xc. 149. Presented; printed; 150. Notice taken 
that the Bill was not properly prepared; Bill withdrawn, 254. 


16. For the Establishment of a Marine Board, and for the 
better Regulation of the Merchant Shipping of the United 
Kingdom; Ordered, xc. 254. Presented; printed; 258. Pe- 
titions in favour ; From, Kirkcaldy (Chairman of the Chamber 
of Commerce), 405. Shields, North, 320. Petition against ; 
From Tynemouth, 445. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 
445. 

17. To amend the Law relating to Mortgages of Ships and 
Vessels; Ordered, xci1. 96. Presented; printed; 528. Not 
proceeded in. 

18. To apply the Provisions of Acts 7 Geo. II. c¢. 15, 
26 Geo. III. c. 86, &amp; 53 Geo. III. c. 159, to Ireland; Ordered, 
xc1. 588. Presented; printed; 599. nr. a. 800. 


Motion : 

19. That it appears, by the Navigation Statements contained 
in the Annual Finance Accounts of the present Year, that there is 
a Diminution in the Trade or Employment of Shipping regis- 
tered for the British Empire, which this House cannot view 
without concern, and will next Session inquire into the causes 
thereof; Prev. Ques. Neg. thereupon; txxxu1. 446. 


See Accounts and Papers, 5212-5278.6849-6853. Addresses, 
1111-1114. America,2. America, South. Burning or 
destroying Buildings or Ships. Committees, 976. 1412. 
Customs, 2.7, &amp;c. 43. Fish and Fisheries, 28. Passage 
Vessels, §c. Petitions, 1821-1827. Warehousing. 
West Indies, 3, ke. 


Shipwrecks &gt;——See Accounts and Papers, 5279. Com- 
mittees, 1111. Petitions, 1828. 


Shire Halls :—see Court Houses and Judges’ Lodyings. 


Shooting and Stabbing :—pin to make Provi- 
sion in Scotland for the further Prevention of Malicious Shooting 
and Stabbing ; Ordered, uxxx. 427. Presented; printed; 450. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to; 625. R. a. 627. 


Sho Tax :&gt;——See Petitions, 1831, &amp;c, 
P 


Shopmen -—— See Accounts and Papers, 5280. Petitions, 
1830. 


Short-hand Writers : 


Leave given them to attend Courts of Justice, &amp;c., and 
give Evidence relative to— 


Election Committees : 

1. Ennis; To attend before the Grand Jury, or other Tri- 
bunal, with the Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee, 
and to give Evidence in relation thereto on Bills of Indictment 
for Perjury, or other Proceedings taken against any Witness 
examined before such Committee; xc. 335. Hedon; To 
attend with Minutes of Evidence, and to give Evidence before 
the Grand Jury of the County of Middlesex, at Quarter Sessions, 
on an Indictment for Perjury ; txxv1. 245. In the Court of 
King’s Bench, on the Trial of an Indictment for Perjury; txxv1. 
378.———TIpsmich ; To attend and give Evidence before the 
Middlesex Grand Jury, on a Prosecution for Perjury; xc. 241. 
Ives, St.; To attend with Minutes of Evidence on the Trial of 
Two Indictments for Bribery; txxv. 471.——~—To attend the 
Grand Inquest in the Court of King’s Bench, on a Bill of In- 
dictment against William Hichens for Perjury ; txxvu. 254. 

To give Evidence on the Trial; txxvu. 334.———To 
attend and give Evidence at the next Assizes for the County of 
Cornwall, on the Trial of certain Indictments, and also on the 
Trial of an Action at Law; txxvu. 471.——To give Evidence 
on the Trial of an Action at Law in the Court of King’s Bench ; 
LXxx. 629.———Pembroke; To attend with the Minutes at the 
next Assizes for the County of Pembroke, on a Trial; txxxyir. 
510.—— Warwick, Borough; To attend the next Assizes for 
the County of Warwick, and produce Minutes of Evidence taken 
before the said Committee ; Lxxx1x. 146.———Yarmouth, Great; 
To attend the next Assizes for the County of Norfolk, and prove, 
if required, any part of: the Evidence given before the Committee 
on Petitions complaining of Bribery, &amp;c., upon the Prosecutions 
for Bribery ordered by the House; xc1. 193. 


Arigna Mining Company : 

2. To produce and give Copies or Extracts from the Notes 
taken by him whilst attending the Select Committee on the 
Arigna Mining Company, in Session 1826-7, in a certain Cause 
pending in the Court of Chancery in Ireland; xc. 600. 


Orange Lodges (Ireland) : : 

3. To produce before the Court of King’s Bench in Dublin 
the Evidence taken before the Select Committee, in 1835, on 
Orange Lodges, Ireland, and to give Evidence on the Trial of an 
Action for Libel; xcu. 315. 


Ordered to attend the House : 

4. Short-hand Writer who attended the Grantham Election 
Committee ordered to attend with Minutes of Evidence taken 
before the said Committee; txxv. 402. Attends; called in, and 
at the Bar reads an Extract from the Minutes of Evidence ; 404. 


5. Called in, and reads to the House, from his Minutes, the 
Examination of a Witness taken before Select Committee ap- 
pointed to take into Consideration the Petitions alleging Bribery at 
Elections for Great Yarmouth and York; xc. 501. 


Motion Withdrawn: 

6. That the Short-hand Writer who attended the Com- 
mittee to inquire into the State of the Police of the Metro- 
polis in 1817, have Leave to attend the Court of King’s Bench on 
the Trial of an Indictment, and to produce Minutes of Evi- 
dence and Appendix, and to give Evidence of the Proceedings 
and Examinations had and taken before the said Committee; 
LXXVI. 87. 


1 * w 

Shubenaccadie Canal :—Bin to authorize the Ad- 
vance out of the Consolidated Fund of a certain Sum for the 
Completion of the said Canal; Ordered, txxxv. 525. Presented; 


printed; 531. rR. a. 646. See Accounts and Papers, 5282. 
Committees, 463. 


’ . . 
Sicily &gt;—— See Accounts and Papers, 5283. Addresses, 1115. 
1511. 


Sierra Leone :——-Motion, That it is expedient to withdraw 
the Settlement of Sierra Leone; Withdrawn, txxxv. 555. See 
Accounts and Papers, 5285-5293. 6709. Addresses, 1116-1121. 
Committees, 1112. Supply, 557. 


Silk : 














SILK——-SLAVES. 





Silk: Bills relative to: 

1. For continuing certain Bounties on the Exportation of Silk 
Manufactures, and the Duties on Buck Wheat; Ordered, txxvr. 
138. Instruction relative to the Duties on Buck Wheat, 145. 
Bill presented, 145. . a. 200. 


2. To extend to Ireland Act 1 Geo. IV. for granting an ad- 
ditional Bounty on the Exportation of certain Silk Manufactures, 
and to continue the same ; Ordered, txxvi. 465. Presented, 469. 
“RB. a. 502. 

3. To continue additional Bounties on the Exportation of 
certain Silk Manufactures of Great Britain and Ireland ; Ordered, 
Lxxvil. 98. Presented, 430. Rr. a. 471. 


4. To reduce the Duties on the Importation of Raw and 
Thrown Silk, &amp;c.; Ordered, txx1x. 140. Instruction relative to 
the Bounties on the Exportation of Silk Manufactures, 151. 
Presented, 158. Instruction relative to certain Allowances 
granted on Silk imported and warehoused, 175. Bill, as amended, 
printed, 187. Re-committed, 196. R. a. 277. 

Petitions against the above Bill, and relating to the Silk Manu- 
facture ; William Newton, Michael Newton and Thomas Priest- 
nall, of Stockport; and of Merchants, &amp;c. of the City of Nor- 
wich interested in the Silk Trade; txx1x.173, rp. Silk Manu- 
facturers, 179, 180. Silk Mercers and Warehousemen, 186, p. 
Silk Manufacturers, &amp;c., of Glasgow and Paisley, 186. Church- 
wardens and others of St. Matthew, Bethnal Green, 195, p. 
Silk Mercers of Bristol, 195. Silk Mercers of Westminster, 
195, P. 

5. To repeal Act 2 William and Mary, for discouraging the 
Importation of Thrown Silk; Ordered, txxx. 206. Presented ; 
printed ; 367. R. a. 518. 


6. To regulate the Importation of Silk Goods for a time to be 
limited; Ordered, txxx1. 182. Presented; printed; 188. As 
amended, printed, 202. Petitions against ; From Corporation of 
Liverpool ; Trustees of Liverpool Docks; 235, pr. Bill re-com- 
mitted, 292. Instruction relative to the Duties of Customs payable 
on Silk and Silk Goods imported, 294. Bill, as amended, printed, 
298. Re-committed, 317. Instruction respecting certain other 
Duties, 318. Rr. a. 376. 


7. To impose Duties on the Importation of Silk and Silk 
Goods, and to allow Drawbacks on the Exportation thereof; 
Ordered, rxxx1v. 234. Presented ; printed; 240. Petition of John 
Brocklehurst, Jun., Silk Manufacturer, of Macclesfield; and of 
the Committees of Silk Weavers and Throwsters, on behalf of the 
Silk Trade of the there-undersigned Districts, against, 250, p. 
R. A. 328. 

8. For repealing the Duties on Silk Lace, and granting other 
Duties ; Ordered, txxvu. 221. Presented, 229. nr. a. 292. 


9. To repeal Four Acts relating to the Wages of Persons 
employed in the Manufacture of Silk, &amp;c.; Ordered, txxvit. 306. 
Presented ; printed; 312. Passed by the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 479. Lords’ Amendments not considered. 

Petitions against; From, Bethnal Green, Saint Matthew, 
Lxxvill. 327, p. Braintree, 365, p—lLondon and Middlesex, 
Working Silk Weavers, 327, pr. London, Middlesex and 
Westminster, Master Silk Manufacturers, 377, p.— Middlesex, 
327, Pp. 377, pr. Mile End, New Town, 327, p.—Shoreditch, St. 
Leonard, 357. Spitalfields, Christ Church, 327, r. Sudbury, 


Skins :—sSee Accounts and Papers, 5336. 





327, p.—Tower Liberty, 327, p.—Westminster, 377, Pp. 





Silk : Bills relative to—continued. 


10. To repeal Acts relative to the Wages of Persons employed 
in the Manufacture of Silk; From the Lords, txxrx. 396. 
Read; printed; 405. Petition of Operative Silk Weavers of 
London, against, 422, Pp. R. a. 502. 


11. To extend the Provisions of Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 34, for 
enlarging Powers of Justices in determining Complaints between 
Masters and Servants, &amp;c., to Persons engaged in the Manufac- 
ture of Silk; Ordered, uxxx1v. 364. Presented; printed; 366. 
R. A. 399. 


12, Motion for appointing a Select Committee to inquire into 
the Silk Manufacture of Great Britain, and to report their 
Observations thereupon to the House; Amendment proposed and 
made; Main Question, as amended, agreed to; Lxxxvil. 156. 


See also Accounts and Papers, 5299-5331. 6854. Com- 


mittees, 558-568. Hat Manufacture. Mohair. Peti- 
tions, 1834-1838. 


Simonburn Incumbents :—see Accounts and 


Papers, 5333. Navy, 13. 


Simonds, William Blackall :—sec Estates, sss. 


Sinecure Offices :——See Accounts and Papers, 1449. 
per. 


4450, &amp;c. 6855. 
10. 12. 18, 19. 


Army, 14. Committees, 1114, 1115. 
Petitions, 1842. Taxes, 6, 7. 


Offices, 


Sinking Fund : 


1. Motion, That the National Debt of Great Britain, unre- 
deemed on 5 January 1793, was £. 239,350,148, &amp;c.; Several other 
Motions relative to the Sinking Fund; Debates thereupon put off 
for Three Months; txxvi. 461-466. 

2. That by Resolutions voted in 1819 it was deemed expedient 
that an efficient Sinking Fund should be created to the Amount 
of Five Millions, &amp;c.; Prev. Ques. Neg. ; txxvit. 81. 

See also Committees, 248. Debt, National. Tazes, 3. 


Sittings of the House :—see Orders, 80. Public 


Business, 1. 


Leather, 3. 
Wool, 3. 


“ 
Slates :——See Accounts and Papers, 5338, 5339. Customs, 
11, &amp;c. Petitions, 1845. 


Slaughtering Houses : Bills relative to: 


1. To amend Act 26 Geo. III. c.71, for regulating Houses 
for slaughtering Horses; Ordered, uxxrx. 426. Presented; 
printed; 444. As amended, printed, 463. Bill re-committed ; 
Reported ; Further Consideration of Report put off for Six 
Months ; Bill, as amended, printed, 494. 


2. To amend Act 26 Geo. III. c. 71, relative to the 
slaughtering of Horses; Ordered, txxx. 473. Presented ; 
printed; 496. Petitions in favour; Of William Davis, White- 
chapel, 504. Inhabitants of Ware, 543, p. Rector, &amp;c., of 
Whitechapel, 608, p. Bill, as amended, printed, 423. Third Read- 
ing deferred, 614. Not proceeded in. 








Slaves and Slave Trane. 








I. Proceedings of the House relative to the Abolition of the Slave 


Trade ; 1—17T. 


II. Bills relative to Slaves and the Slave Trade; 18—40. 





I. Proceedings of the House relative to 


1. Motion, That the State of Slavery is repugnant tothe Prin- 
ciples of the British Constitution, and of the Christian Religion, 
&amp;e.; Amendment proposed; Amendment, and Motion with- 
drawn; Resolution, Nem. con., That it is expedient to adopt effec- 
tual and decisive measures for meliorating the condition of the 
Slave Population in His Majesty’s Colonies; Resolution to be 
laid before His Majesty ; txxvri. 316. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 








the Abolition of the Slave Trade: 


2. Motion for an Address, For laying before the House Re- 
turns from His Majesty’s Colonies in the West Indies, the Isle of 
France, and the Cape of Good Hope, of Slaves imported under 
License from 1 January 1821, and other Returns relative to the 
Slave Population; Withdrawn, txxx. 489. 

3. Resolution of the 16th May 1823 read; To be communi- 
cated tothe Lords at a Conference, and their Concurrence desired 

thereto ; 


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SLAVES AND SLAVE TRADE—continued. 








I. Proceedings of the House relative to the Abolition of the Slave Trade: 


thereto ; Conference to be desired with the Lords upon a matter 
deeply connected with the interests of His Majesty’s West India 
Colonies ; txxx1. 116. Conference agreed to by the Lords, 125. 
Committee appointed to manage it; Conference held, and reported, 
125. Lords desire a Conference upon the subject-matter of the 
last Conference; House agree to a Conference; Committee ap- 
pointed to manage it; Conference held, and Report, That the 
Lords agree to the said Resolution; 141. See Conferences, 26. 


4. Motion made, and Question proposed, That the House 
having taken into their consideration the Accounts laid before 
them of the Judicial Proceedings in Jamaica, on the Trial of 
Slaves for Rebellious Conspiracy and other offences, in the years 
1823 and 1824, deem it their duty to express, in the strongest 
terms, the sorrow and indignation with which they contemplate 
the Perversions of Law and Violations of Justice displayed in 
those Trials; rxxx1. 120. Question amended; Resolution, Nem. 
con., That this House sees, in the Poceedings which have been 
brought under its consideration, with respect to the late Trial of 
Slaves in Jamaica, further proof of the evils inseparably attendant 
upon a state of Slavery, and derives therefrom increased convic- 
tion of the propriety of the Resolution passed by this House on 
the 15th May 1823; 121. 

5. Motion for an Address for Copy of Minutes of Evidence 
taken before a Committee appointed by the Governor and Council 
‘of Trinidad, to inquire into the state of the free Africans who 
were located in that Island; Withdrawn, txxx1. 195.—.xxxu. 
410. 

6. Motion for an Address for Extracts or Copies of all Reports 
or Information in the possession of Government, respecting the 
condition of liberated Africans in Tortola, Sierra Leone, Trinidad, 
and other of our Colonies; Withdrawn, txxx1. 195. 


7. Motion made, and Question proposed, That although pro- 
tection has been held out to the Slave Population of Demerara 
and Berbice, yet that the Slaves have generally been, and still 
remain, exposed to numerous vexations; Prev. Ques. Negatived 
thereupon; Lxxx1. 266. 


8. Entry in Journal, 15th May 1823, of a Resolution relative 
to the Slave Trade, read; Motion, That the House has observed 
with deep regret, that nothing effectual has been done by the 
Legislatures of His Majesty’s Colonies in the West Indies in com- 
pliance with the declared wishes of His Majesty’s Government, 
and the Resolution of the House of 15th May 1823, touching the 
condition of the Slaves; and that the House will early in the next 
Session of Parliament take into its most serious consideration such 
measures as may appear to be necessary for giving effect to the said 
Resolution; Prev. Ques. Negatived thereupon; Lxxx1. 375. 

9. Motion for appointing a Committee to inquire whether the 
Slave Trade has existed at the Mauritius and its Dependencies ; 
Withdrawn, txxxu. 109. 





10. Motion, That no human Legislature has any lawful power 
to abridge or destroy the natural rights of Life and Liberty, 
unless the Owner shall himself commit some Criminal Act that 
amounts to Forfeiture; Prev. Ques. Negatived thereupon; Lxxx1v. 
379. 


11. Motion, That this House, at the earliest practicable period 
in the next Session, will proceed to take into its most serious 
consideration the state of Slavery in the Colonies of this Country ; 
Debate arising thereupon, interrupted by a Message from the 
Lords; txxxv. 644. Debate resumed, and Question Negatived 
thereupon; 644. 


12. Motion, That in its Resolutions of 15th May 1823, this 
House directly recognized the evils of Colonial Slavery, and the 
duty of taking measures for its ultimate abolition, &amp;c.; Debate 
thereupon adjourned ; ixxxvi. 491. 


13. Motion for appointing a Select Committee to consider and 
report upon the measures which it may be expedient to adopt for 
the purpose of effecting the extinction of Slavery throughout the 
British Dominions, at the earliest period compatible with the 
safety of all Classes in the Colonies; Amendment proposed 
and made; Main Question, as amended, agreed to; ixxxvut. 
338. 


14. Motion for presenting an Address for an account of the 
number of Slaves on the Vreedon Hoop Estate at the time of the 
Registry in 1829 and 1832, &amp;c.; Motion withdrawn; txxxvuir. 
473. 


15. Motion respecting the terms on which the late Loan of 
£.15,000,000 was contracted; xc. 646. Question amended; and 
Resolution, That the terms on which the Loan of £.15,000,000 
for the Payment of Compensation to the Owners of Slaves has 
been contracted, are such as to afford the most satisfactory. proofs 
of the Public Credit of the British Empire, 647, 


16. Amendment proposed and withdrawn, upon Motion, That 
Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair for the House to go into the 
Committee of Supply; “That a Select Committee be appointed 
to inquire whether the conditions on which the Twenty Millions 
were granted for the Abolition of Slavery, have been fulfilled ;” 
xc. 360. 


17. Amendment proposed and withdrawn, upon Motion, That 
Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, for the House to resolve 
itself into the Committee of Supply; “For an Address to His 
Majesty, to direct that such measures may be taken as to 
His Majesty may seem proper to secure the fulfilment of the 
existing Treaty between this Country and Mexico, and to prevent 
the establishment of Slavery and Traffic in Slaves in the Province 
of Texas, in the Mexican Territory ;” xc1. 757. 


II. Bills relative to Slaves and the Slave Trade: 


18. Tocarry into effect certain Licenses permitting the Removal 
of Negro Slaves from the Bahama Islands to Demerara; Ordered, 
Ltxxv. 329. Presented, 340. Printed, 351. nr. a. 455. 


19. For granting Proceeds of Vessels and Cargoes of Subjects 
of Spain, Portugal and the Netherlands, captured for being 
engaged in the Slave Trade; Ordered, txxvi. 464. Presented, 
468. R. A. 502. 

20. Petition fora Bill to enable William Maxwell, of Antigua, 
to remove Slaves from the Island of Antigua to South America ; 
Referred, rxxv. 179. Bill ordered, 240. Presented, 249. Not 
proceeded in. Again referred; txxv1. 58. Bill ordered, 130. 
Presented, 135. Petition of James Stephen, against, 402, p. 
Motion, That Mr. Stephen be heard at the Bar against the Bill; 
Negatived, 402. Second Reading put off for Three Months, 
407. 

21. To carry into effect a Treaty with Sweden, relative to the 
Slave Trade; Ordered, txxxu. 494. Presented, 494. R. a. 
609. 

22. For the more effectual Suppression of the African Slave 
Trade; Ordered, rxx1x. 169. Presented; printed; 170. rR. a. 
233. 

23. To carry into effect a Convention between His Majesty 
and the Emperor of the Brazils for the Regulation and Abolition 
thereof; Ordered, rxxx11. 503. Presented; printed; 563. nk. a. 
609. 

24. Forcarrying into effect Two Conventions with the King of 
the French for suppressing the Slave Trade; Ordered ; presented ; 
printed ; txxxviir. 609. 





Instruction to Committee to make Pro- | 
vision for paying a Bounty of £.5 out of the Consolidated Fund 


for every Slave captured and condemned in pursuance of the 
Convention between His Majesty and the King of the French for 
the Suppression of the Slave Trade, 658. Bill, as amended, 
printed, 658. Rm. a. 726. 


25. For carrying into effect the Treaty with the King of the 
French and the King of Denmark, for suppressing the Slave 
Trade; Ordered, xc. 581. Presented; printed; 581. Rk. a. 657. 


26. For carrying into effect a Treaty with the King of the 
French and the King of Sardinia, for suppressing the Slave Trade; 
Ordered, xc. 581. Presented; printed; 581. rR. a. 657. 


27. For carrying into effect a Treaty made between His 
Majesty and the Queen Regent of Spain for the Abolition of the 
Slave Trade; Ordered, xc1. 95. Presented, 106, To be printed, 
116. R. a. 231. 


28. To authorize His Majesty, by Orders in Council, to carry 
into immediate execution any Treaties, Conventions or Stipulations 
made with any Foreign Power or State for the Suppression of the 
Slave Trade; Ordered, xc1. 759. Presented; printed; 759. 
R. a. 822.———To authorize Her Majesty to carry into imme- 
diate execution, by Orders in Council, any Treaties, Conventions 
or Stipulations made with any Foreign Power or State for the 
Suppression of the Slave Trade; Ordered, xc1. 586. Presented ; 
printed; 592. R. a. 661. 


29. To amend and consolidate the Laws for the Abolition 
thereof; Ordered, txxvir. 22. Instruction for making Provision 
for the Payment of Bounties on the Capture of Slaves, 159. Bill 
presented; printed; 163. As amended, printed, 291. Further 
Consideration of Report put off for Six Months, 383. 


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I. Bills relative to Slaves and the Slave Trade—continued. 


30. To consolidate and amend the Laws relative to the Slave 
Trade ; Ordered, txxvu. 187. Presented; printed; 203. Peti- 
tions against ; From, Boyd, George, 382, p. Chalmers, George, 
Agent for the Bahamas, 439, r. Pickering, Isaac, 419. (P. 450.) 
Instruction for granting Bounties to the Captors of Slaves, 290. 
Bill passed, 473. Not returned from the Lords. 


31. To amend and consolidate the Laws relating to the Aboli- 
tion of the Slave Trade; Ordered, txx1x. 66. Presented, 269. 
As amended, printed, 285. Re-committed, 327. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 533. rR. a. 536. 


32. To amend above Act; Ordered, xxx. 538. Presented ; 
printed; 554. Petition of Jane Snagg, for Provision for a free 
resort of her Negroes to the Church and Market of St. Vincent; 
575, ep. Committee on Bill put off for Six Months, 592. 


33. To continue so much of Act 5 Geo. IV. c. 113, as relates 
to the removal of Slaves in the West Indies; Ordered, txxx111. 
492. Presented, 509. As amended, printed, 518. R. a. 554. 


34. To reduce the Rate of Bounties payable on the Seizure of 
Slaves; Ordered, txxxv. 498. Presented; printed; 499. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 643. Rr. a. 646. 


35. To amend Acts relating.to the Abolition of the Slave 
Trade; Ordered, txxxv. 546. Presented ; printed; 546. Second 
Reading deferred, 593. Not proceeded in. 


36. For the Abolition of Slavery throughout the British 
Colonies, for promoting the Industry of the Manumitted Slaves, 
and for compensating the Owners of such Slaves; Ordered, 
Lxxxvill. 482. Presented; printed; 553. Motion, That the 
Order of the Day for the House to resolve itself into a Com- 
mittee be read ; Amendment proposed; Amendment and Motion 
withdrawn, 599. Order for Committee, read; Motion, That 
Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair ; 599. Amendment proposed, 
but not made; Main Question agreed to; Bill considered; Com- 
mittee report progress ; 600. Order for Committee, read; Instruc- 
tion to Committee to insert a Clause for the immediate Emancipa- 
tion, without restriction, of all Slaves who may at any time 
previous to the passing of the Bill have been brought, with the 
consent of their Possessors, or may at any time after the passing 
of the Bill, with the like consent, be brought into any part of the 
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland; Instruction to 
Committee to insert a Clause providing that from the Sum to be 





appropriated as a Compensation to the Proprietors in any of the 


Colonies in the Bill mentioned, there be deducted such Sum as 

shall correspond with the estimated Value and Number of the 
Persons, if any, who may in any such Colony be registered and 
holden in Slavery contrary to Law, &amp;c.; Bill further considered ; 
Committee report progress; 602. Bill reported; as amended, 
printed; 618. Further Consideration of Report deferred, 629. 
Order for further Consideration of Report, read; Bill re- 
committed ; Instruction to Committee to make Provision that any 
redeemable Perpetual Annuities, or Annuities for Terms of Years 
in which such Annuities shall be raised, and the Interest, Divi- 
dends and Charges of Management in respect of the same, shall be 
charged upon and made payable out of the Consolidated Fund of 
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland; 638. Bill 
reported, 643. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 712. R. a. 726. 


Petitions against; From, Bangor, 634. Bath, 610. Bristol 
(Two Petitions), 610.—Castle Donnington, 590.—Dominica, 
Council and Assembly of, 717. Dublin, 621.—Hanley and 
Shelton, 621. Hodgson, Adam, 592.—Impey, George, 598.— 
Jamaica, Planters, &amp;c. in, 596. Jowitt, Robert, 610.—Keynsham, 
610.—Leeds, 610. Liverpool, 610.—Newport, Isle of Wight, 
625. Norwich, 610.—Redruth, 654.—Shelton, 621. Stoney 
Stratford (Two Petitions), 654. Stroud, 610.—Tavistock, 610.— 
Wantage, 605. Wareham, 621. 


37. To carry into further execution the Provisions of an Act 
passed in the third and fourth years of His present Majesty, for 
compensating Owners of Slaves upon the Abolition of Slavery ; 
Ordered, xc. 516. Presented; printed; 530. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 600. Rr. a. 611. 


38. To amend Acts 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 73, and 5&amp;6 Will. IV. 
c. 45, relating to Compensation to Slave-owners ; Ordered, xc:. 14. 
Presented ; printed; 64. R. a. 151. 


39. To carry into further execution an Act for compensating 
Owners of Slaves upon the Abolition of Slavery, and for com- 
pleting the full Payment of such Compensation; Ordered, xcr. 
756. Presented; printed; 759. rR. a. 822. 


40. To revive and continue in force for a limited time an Act 
of the Legislature of Jamaica, to explain and amend an Act for 
the Abolition of Slavery in that Island, and in aid of the same; 
Ordered, xc1. 205. Presented; printed; 213. nr. a. 437. 


See Accounts and Papers, 5340. 5497. 6856, 6857. Ad- 
dresses, 1125. 1149. 1486-1440. 1456. 1542. Committees, 
571 583. 1116,1117. Conferences, 26. Petitions, 1846- 
1862. Supply, 558-564. 








Small Debts :—see Dedts, Small. 
Small Tenements :—see Poor, 6s. 85. 94. 105. 


Smith, late Rev. John :—sece Addresses, 1512. 
Petitions, 697. 


Smith, Mr. Baron :—see Committees, 1118. 


Smithfield Market :——See Accounts and Papers, 
5499, 5500. Committees, 1119. Petitions, 1870, 1871. Mar- 
kets, 14. 


Smugglers and Smuggling : Bills relative 


thereto : 


1. To amend the Laws relating to Smuggling and the Coasting 
Trade in Great Britain; Ordered, txxv. 218, Presented, 357. 
Printed, 373. Re-committed, 414. Rk. a. 455. 


2. To repeal Act 57 Geo. III. for the prevention of Smuggling, 
and to make other Provisions; Ordered, txxvi1.435. Presented, 
440. Instruction to amend Act 24 Geo. III. (sess. 2.) c. 47. 
Bill reported, and, as amended, printed, 455. R. a. 479. 


3. For prescribing the Forms of Warrants of Commitment of 
Smugglers; Ordered, txxvu. 67. Presented, 69. Printed, 74. 
As amended, printed, 113. Not proceeded in, 


4. For the prevention of Smuggling; Ordered, uxxrx. 529. 
Presented ; committed ; considered ; reported ; further Considera- 
tion of Report put off for Two Months ; Bill, as amended, printed ; 
529, 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








Smugglers and Smuggling : Bills—con¢‘. 


5. For the prevention of Smuggling; Ordered, uxxx. 310. 
Presented, 334. As amended, printed, 358. Re-committed, 447. 
As amended, printed, 448. Re-committed, 522. As amended, 
printed, 575. rR. a. 626. 


6. For the Relief of Parishes from the Expenses of Families 
of Smugglers sentenced to serve in the Navy; Ordered, txxxv. 
27. Presented; printed; 28. As amended, printed, 91. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 277. R. A. 279. 


7. For the Prevention of Smuggling; Ordered, txxxvimt. 239. 
Presented ; printed; 254. Rr. a. 725. 

8. -To repeal so much of an Act of the last Session of Par- 
liament for the Prevention of Smuggling, as authorizes Magis- 
trates to sentence Persons convicted of certain Offences to serve 
His Majesty in his Naval Service, and to alter and amend the 
said Act; Ordered, txxx1x. 31. Presented; printed; 41. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 233. R. a. 320. 


9. To consolidate and amend the Laws for the Prevention of 
Smuggling in Ireland; Ordered, txxvi. 265. Not presented. 


See Accounts and Papers, 5501-5527. Committees, 584, 
585. Petitions, 1873. 


Soane’s Museum :—Bill for settling and preserving 


Sir John Soane’s Museum, Library and Works of Art, in Lin- 
coln’s Inn Fields, in the County of Middlesex, for the benefit of 
the Public, and for establishing a sufficient Endowment for the 
due Maintenance of the same; From the Lords; txxxvim. 154. 
Read, 156. Petition of George Soane, against, 211. Another 
Petition of George Soane, 242. Bill passed, with Amendments, 
242. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 275. R. a. 294. 


Soap : 
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Soap : Bills relative thereto : 


1. To repeal the Duties, Allowances and Drawbacks on Soap, 
and to grant other Duties and Drawbacks in lieu thereof; Ordered, 
Lxxxvi. 302. Presented; printed; 366. Petition against; 
From Manufacturers of Kilmarnock, 450. r. a. 470. 


2. To continue for a further Time the Allowances of the Duty 
of Excise on Soap used in certain Manufactures; Ordered, xc. 
360. Presented; printed; 375. R.A. 473. 


3. Motion, That it is expedient, as soon as the Financial State 
of the Country will admit, that the Duty on Soap should be greatly 
reduced ; Question negatived, txxx. 506. 


4. For Leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the Duties on Soap; 
Motion withdrawn, xc. 224. 


See Accounts and Papers, 5533-5559. Committees, 586. 
1346, 1347. Flax and Cotton, 2. Petitions, 1877, 
1882. 


Societies, Unlawful :—Motion for Leave to bring 
in a Bill to amend certain Acts relating to Unlawful Societies 
in Ireland; Debate thereon adjourned; txxx. 24. Resumed ; 
Motion for adjourning Debate negatived; Motion, That the 
House do now adjourn, negatived; Debate further adjourned ; 
33. Resumed, and further adjourned, 42. Resumed, and Bill 
ordered, 50. Presented; printed; 50. As amended, printed, 
112, R. A. 174. 


Petitions against; From, Adcock, Edward, ixxx. 102, Pp. 
Adcock, James, 102, rp. Ardcath and Glenalvy, 118, p. 
Askeaton, 102, p. Athlone, 102, pv.—Ballymaglasson, 95. 
Ballynadrimna, 111, pP. Bandon, 158. Bantry, Barony, 
102, p. Birmingham, 102, Pr. Black Lion, 102,P. British 
Catholics, 102, p.—Cadamstown, 111,r. Caharagh,102,P. Car- 
rick-on-Suir, 118, p. Cashel City, 95, rp. Castle, Old, 95. 
Castleknock, 102. Castletown, 102. Catholic Association of 
Ireland, 70, rp. Question negatived for hearing Petitioners by 
Counsel, 96. Chapelizod, 102. Clare, 140, Pr. Cloghran, 102. 
Clonenagh, 152, p. Clonmel, 133, p. Clonsilla, 102. Cloyne, 
128, p. Cork, County and City, 123, rp. Creagh, 102, Pr. Cur- 
ragha, 118, p.—Dingle, 133, p. Donabate and Portrane, 128, p. 
Drimoleague, 118. Drogheda, 95, rp. Drumcondra, 180, p. 
Dublin, St. Andrew, 123, r. Dublin, St. Audeon, 95, p. Dublin, 
St. George, 102, rp. Dublin, St. James, 102. Dublin, St. 
Katherine, 102, rp. Dublin, St. Luke, 102. Dublin, St. Mary, 
102. Dublin, St. Michan, 128, p. Dublin, St. Michael and St. 
John, 102, p. Dublin, St. Nicholas, Without, 102. Dublin, St. 
Paul, 102. Dublin, St. Peter, with the Bishop and the Dean’s 
Liberties, 102. Dublin, St. Thomas and St. George, 102. 
Duleek, 118, er. Dunboyne, 95. Dungarvan, 123, Pr. Dunman- 
way,152. Dunshaughlin and Culmullin, 95. Durus Kilcrohane, 
102, p.—Eliogarthy, 111, p—Fethard, 102, p.—Galway, Town 
and County of the Town, 168, pr. Gort, 168, p.—Henderson, 
John, 102, p.—Kerrin Barony, 95, p. Kilbride, 95. 102. Kil- 
cummin, 158. Kilkenny, County and City, 102. Killarney, 
95, p. Killergrin, 158. Kilmoo, 102, p. 118. Kilnamana 
Barony, 95, Pr. Kilpatrick and Kilehine, 102. Kingscourt, 
123, Pp. Kinsale, 128, p. Knockune, 158.—Laracor and Galo, 
95. Limerick County, and County of the City, 95,p. Lismakeen 
and Iveross, 102, Pr. Listowel, 123, pr. Londonderry, 158, Pp. 
—Macroom, 152. Mallow, 128, rp. Maryborough, 102, p. 
Monaghan, 133, rp. Monasterevan, 168, Pp. Moynalty, 95. 
Mulhuddart, 102. Mullingar, 168, p. Mylerstown, 111, p.— 
Newry, Catholic Inhabitants, 71, ep. Nohival and East Kilcum- 
min, 140.—Offa and Offa West, Barony, 95,». Ormond, Upper 
and Lower, Baronies, 95, p.—Portarlington, 152, p.—Rathmines, 
St. Peter and St. Mary, 118, rp. Rathmolion, 95, p. Ratoath, 
95. Rathegan, 95. Roman Catholics of Ireland, 95, Pr. Ros- 
crea Union, 95, Pr. Ross, New, 168, p.—Skibbereen, 118, P. 
Skull, 118.—Templemore, 102, p. Tipperary, 133, p. Tralee, 
95. Tuam, 95, rp. Tullow and Abbeystroury, 118, p.—Water- 
ford, County and City, 123, p. Wexford, 152.—Youghal, 
118, 


Petitions in favour; From, Bristol, Temple Parish; Dub- 


lin; uxxx. 102, Tyrone, 118, p. Bristol, St. Peter Parish, 
128, P. 


See also Addresses, 1545. Associations’ Suppression. Sedi- 
tious Meetings. 


Soldiers &gt;——See Army, 11. East India Affairs, 2, &amp;c. 


Solicitor General :—teave given him (and the At- 
torney General) to plead at the Bar of the House of Lords in 
support of the Bill of Pains and Penalties against Queen Caro- 





Solicitor General—continued. 


line; Such Leaves not in time coming to be drawn into precedent; 
LXXv, 444, Leave given him (and the Attorney General) to 
plead at the Bar of the House of Lords in the Matter of Sir 
Jonah Barrington; txxxv. 641. 


Solicitor General to Her Majesty :—teave 
given him (and Her Majesty’s Attorney General) to plead at the 
Bar of the House of Lords against the Bill of Pains and Penal- 
ties; Such Leaves not in time coming to be drawn into pre- 
cedent ; txxv. 444. 


Solicitors :——See Attornies. Committees, 725. Crown 
Solicitors. 


South America :—sSéee Accounts and Papers, 102, &amp;e. 
Addresses, 55. America, South. Petitions, 45. Postage and 
Post Office, 24, 25. Supply, 565. 


South Sea Company :—Bin to enable His Majesty 


to be Governor thereof; Ordered, xxv. 165. Presented, 175. 
R. A. 278. See Accounts and Papers, 5562-5565. 


South Sea Islands :—Bin to authorize the Governor 
of New South Wales, with the advice and consent of the Legisla- 
tive Council of that Colony, to make Provision for the prevention 
and punishment of Crimes committed by His Majesty’s Subjects 
in Islands situate in the Southern or Pacific Ocean, and not being 
within His Majesty’s Dominion; Ordered, ixxxvut. 385. Pre- 


sented; printed; 387. Bill reported, without Amendment, 469. 
Not proceeded in. 


South Sea Trade :—NMotion for Leave to bring in a 
Bill to repeal certain Clauses in Act 55 Geo. III. c. 37, imposing 
Duties on Tonnage and Goods in the Trade with Countries 
within the Limits of the exclusive Privileges of the South Sea 


Company ; Withdrawn, xc. 387. See Committees, 587. Ships 
and Vessels, 4. 


Spain : 


1. Bill to carry into execution the Stipulations of a Convention 
for the Settlement of Spanish Claims; Ordered, txxxrv. 192. 
Presented; printed ; 200. Petition of Salvador Magro, a British 


Subject, against, 226, p. Petition of Bernard Ross, against, 
240, P. R. A. 296. 


2. Motions for an Address relative to the late Negociation 
with Spain; txxvi11.261. Amendment proposed to leave out cer- 
tain Words and insert others; Question, That Words proposed to be 
left out stand part of Question; Debate thereon adjourned, 262. 
Resumed ; Motion for adjourning Debate withdrawn; Debate 
adjourned ; 266. Resumed ; Question amended; Address there- 
upon ; 272. See Addresses, 1441. 


3. For an Address respecting the Affairs of Spain; Question 
amended ; Resolution thereupon, That this House is duly sensible 
of the advantages derived to this Country from that Neutrality 
in the War between France and Spain which His Majesty, at 
the commencement of that War, declared his intention to observe ; 
LXXIx. 48. 


4. For an Address for Copies or Extracts of any Communi- 
cations that have been received from the Government of 
France, respecting the evacuation of Spain by the French Army ; 
Question amended ; Resolution approving the firmness and sound 
Policy which have guided His Majesty’s Councils, in re- 
spect to the late Hostilities between France and Spain; ixx:x. 
180. 


iA 


5. Amendment proposed and withdrawn, upon Motion, That 
Mr. Speaker do leave the Chair, for the House to go into the Com- 
mittee of Supply; “ For an Address for copy Instructions given to 
Lord Eliot and Colonel Gurwood upon their late Mission to Spain ; 
together with Copies of all Reports and Communications made to 
the British Government by those Commissioners; and also for a 
Copy of any Convention for the Exchange of Prisoners proposed 
by Lord Eliot, and signed by the Commander-in-Chief of the 
Armies in the Provinces of Giupuscoa, Alava, Biscay and the 
Kingdom of Navarre;” xc. 360. 


6. Amendment proposed, but not made, upon Motion for now 
reading the Order of the Day for the Committee on the Borough 
Boundaries Bill; “For an Address for Copy of the Despatch or 

Despatches 











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SPAIN——-SPEAKER. 











Spain—continued. 


Despatches of Mr. Villiers, announcing the Proclamation of the 
Constitution of 1812, at Malaga, Saragossa, Cadiz, &amp;e., and the 
recent Events at Madrid ;” xc1. 820. 


7. Amendment proposed, but not made, upon Motion, That 
certain Estimates be referred to the Committee of Supply; “For 
an Address to His Majesty, not to renew the Order in Council of 





Spain—continued. 


the 10th June 1835, granting His Majesty’s Royal License to 

British Subjects to enlist into the Service of the Queen of Spain, 
&amp;e. 3” xcm. 270. 274, 275. 279. 

See Accounts and Papers, 5567-5581. 6710. Addresses, 

1252. 1255. 1441. 1457. Committees, 1414, Petitions, 

1891. 1893. Slaves and Slave Trade, 16. Supply, 566. 








VIII. 


Speaker. 





I. Speaker chosen; 1—5. 


II. Speaker’s Speeches on various Occasions; 6—9. 
III. The Speaker thanked by the House ; 10. 
IV. The Speaker thanks the House; 11. 
V. The Speaker gives Casting Votes; 12. 
VI. The Speaker communicates Matters to the House ; 13—48. 


1.—Acquaints the House; 13—33. 
2.—Communicates to the House; 34. 
3.—Informs the House; 35, 36. 


4.—Puts the House in mind; 37. 
5.—Reports to the House ; 38—45. 
6.— States to the House; 46—48. 


VII. Bill relative to the Speaker ; 49. 


Orders and Resolutions relative to the Speaker ; 50—68. 


IX. Incidental Proceedings ; 69—106. 
X. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn; 107—109. 





I. Speaker chosen : 


1. His Majesty’s Pleasure signified (at the beginning of a New 
Parliament), that a Speaker should be chosen; txxv. 108.— 
LXXXVI. 6. 522.—LXXXVIII. 4.—xc. 4. 


2. Members proposed to be Speakers; The Right Honourable 
Charles Manners Sutton; txxv. 108.—1Lxxxtl. 8.—LxxxvI. 6. 522. 
The Right Honourable Charles Manners Sutton and Edward 
John Littleton, Esq'®; xixxxvur.4. The Right Honourable 
Charles Manners Sutton and the Right Honourable James Aber- 
cromby ; xc. 4.————-Members so proposed,—Submit themselves 
to the House; txxv. 108.—.Lxxxul. 8.—.Lxxxvi. 6. 522. Address 
themselves to the House; txxxvitt. 4.—xc. 4. 


3. Members elected to be Speakers; Mr. Manners Sutton ; 
(unanimously, 1820); uxxv. 108. (Unanimously, 1826); Lxxxu. 
8. (Unanimously, 1830-31); txxxvi. 6. (Unanimously, 1831); 
522. (Upon Division, 1832) ; xxxxvim. 4. ———Mr. Abercromby ; 
(upon Division, 1835), xc. 5. 

4. Speaker Elect expresses himself sensible of the honour pro- 
posed to be conferred upon him ; txxv. 108.—.Lxxxul. 8.—LXXXVI. 
6. 522, Conducted to the Chair by the Mover and Seconder; 
LXXv. 108.—Lxxxll. 8.— LXxxvi. 6. 522.—Lxxxvill. 5.—xc. 5. 
——— Returns his humble Acknowledgments to the House for the 
great honour they had been pleased to confer upon him; ixxv. 


6. Repeats his respectful Acknowledgments to the House after 
being approved of by The King ; xxv. 109.—.Lxxx1l. 8.—LXxxvI. 
7. 623.—Lxxxvill. 5.—xc. 5. 


7. On addressing Persons,—Bond, John, Robert Burcham 
Clamp and Arthur Bott Cooke; xc. 403. Clipperton, John, xc. 
500. Dasent, John Bury, and John Pilgrim, xc. 391. Keith, 
Thomas Moore, xc. 547. O’Malley, Peter Frederick, xc. 409. 
Sparrowe, John Eddowes, xc. 481. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








108.—Lxxxl. 8.—LXxxvI. 6. 523.———Expresses his grateful 
Thanks to the House; txxxvui. 5.—xc. 5. Again addresses 
himself to the House; ixxxvimt. 5.—-——Congratulated on being 
elected; txxv. 108.—Lxxx1I. 8.—LXXXvI. 7. 523.—LxXxxvull. 5.— 
xc. 5.————On the next Day of Meeting takes the Chair before 
the Message delivered for requiring the Attendance of the House 
in the House of Peers; txxv. 108.—Lxxxul. 8.—LXXXVI. 7. 523,— 
LXXXVIlII. 5.—xc. 5. 


5. With the House, goes to the House of Peers for Approba- 
tion; Lxxv. 108.—Lxxxil. 8.—Lxxxvi. 7. 523.—LXxxvill. 5.—xc. 
5. Reports His Majesty’s Approbation of the Choice the 
House had made of him to be their Speaker; txxv. 108.—.xxx11. 
8.—LXXXVI. 7. 523.—LXXxvIII. 5.—xc. 5.—————Repeats his re- 
spectful Acknowledgments to the House; txxv. 109,—.xxx1. 
8.—LXXXVI. 7. 523,—LXxxvill. 5.—xc. 5.————-On a New Parlia- 
ment, Reports that he had made the usual Claim of Privileges on 
being approved of; Lxxv. 108.—Lxxxm. 8.—LXXXvVI. 7. 523.— 
LXXXVIU. 5.—xc. 5. Puts the House in mind, that the first 
thing to be done is to take the Oaths; rxxv. 109.—LxxxiI. 8.— 
LXXXVI. 7. 523,—LXXXVIII. 5.—xc. 5.————Takes the Oaths alone 
before other Members; txxv. 109,.—Lxxxtl. 8.—LXXXVI. 7. 523. 
——LXXXVIII. 5.—-xc. 5. 








II. Speaker’s Speeches on various Occasions: 


8. On admonishing Persons,—Kidson, John P., and Joseph 
John Wright, rxxxvi. 294. Robinson, Elizabeth, txxxvi. 218. 
Sheehan, Thomas, txxxvut. 365. 

9. On reprimanding Persons,—Carne, John, uxxxut. 525. 
D’Esterre, Henry, txxv. 431. Fox, Jonathan, uxxxm. 151. 
Jarvis, Richard Armson, txxv. 443. Jennings, Henry Constan- 
tine, xxx. 400. Leadbetter, William, rxxxm1. 199. Lee, John 
Eyre, txxxv. 451. Pilkington, Robert Poer Trench, uxxx. 470. 


antl Ill. The 


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III. The Speaker thanked by the House : 


10. Right Honourable Charles Manners Sutton, Nem. con., for his eminent Services in Six Parliaments, on announcing his intention 
of quitting the Chair at the end of the Session; txxxvur. 535. For what he has said in returning Thanks; and what he has said this 
Day be printed in the Votes of this Day, and entered in the Journal; 535. 


IV. The Speaker thanks the House : 


11. On being Chosen. See supra, 4. 6.———Right Honourable Charles Manners Sutton; For their kind indulgence to him (in 
adjourning in consequence of the Death of the Archbishop of Canterbury); Lxxxu1. 547.———For their Vote of Thanks to him on 
announcing his intention of quitting the Chair at the end of the Session; txxxvi. 635.———On the passing of the Bill for settling 
Annuities upon him and his next Heir male, in consideration of his eminent Services ; Lxxxvil. 567. 


V. The Speaker gives Casting Votes on Questions,—relative to— 


12. Blackfriars Bridge Bill; That the said Bill be read 2° now ; 
LXxvi. 229,———Bribery at Elections; For a Resolution; Mr. 
Speaker said he should give his Vote with the Yeas, as the Reso- 
lution might be amended in the New Parliament, when it must be 
re-voted ; Lxxx1. 387.———Cattle, Ill-treatment, Bill; That the 
Amendments made by the Committee to a Bill be read a Second 
Time; Mr. Speaker declared himself with the Yeas, upon the 
ground of affording a further opportunity to the House of ex- 
pressing an Opinion upon the Bill; uxxvi. 439. [An Amendment 
had been proposed for taking the Report into further Considera- 
tion in Six Months.] ——— Caoutchouc Company Bill; On 
Amendment to Question that the Bill be read a Third Time now ; 





Mr. Speaker declared himself with the Yeas, to give the House 
another opportunity of considering the Bill; xcu. 496. 
Hibernian Joint Stock Company Bill; On the Second Reading, 
Mr. Speaker stated, that as the Bill had been entertained by the 
House, although they were now undecided as to whether it should 
proceed or not, he considered that he should best discharge his 
duty by leaving the Bill open to further consideration, and there- 
fore gave his Vote with the Yeas; txxxi1. 292. Lord’s 
Day Bill; On Question that certain Words proposed to be left 
out on Third Reading stand part thereof, Mr. Speaker declared 
himself with the Yeas ; Lxxx1x. 497. 


VI. The Speaker communicates Matters to the House : 


(1.)—Acquaints the House with Matters,—relative 
to— 


Accounts and Papers: 

13. That certain Accounts, &amp;c. were upon the Table, (or had 
been prepared and were upon the Table,) relative to—Acts and 
Bills; Return of Acts which have received the Royal Assent, 
and of Public Bills in Progress; xc. 437.—xc1. 651.—xclI. 669. 

Return of Bills passed by the Commons, which have not 
received the Royal Assent; xc. 600. 661.—xc1. 841.———Re- 
turn of Bills referred to Select Committees since 1801; xc1. 54: 
———Account of Private Bills in progress through the House ; 
LXXV. 119.—.LxxxIVv. 375.———Churchwardens’ Returns ; txxXvut. 
275.——— List of Places of which Churchwardens have not made 
Returns; txxv. 352.—.xxvi. 366.——— Commitment of Persons; 
Number of Speaker’s Warrants; xc. 605.—— Courts of Law ; 
LXxxv. 19.— —Dublin Election; Return of Fees; xcir. 231. 
———-Elections ; Papers relating to Recognizances ; Lxxxu. 146. 
160.——Fees, Table of; uxxxv. 147.——AHouse; Return 
of Salaries, &amp;c. of Officers; .ixxxvit. 252. Certificate of 
Commissioners for regulating the Offices of the House; itxxxviu. 
174. Return from the said Commissioners; Ltxxx11. 600. 
Returns of Sittings of the House; txxxix. 198. 248,——— 
Indexes; In pursuance of the recommendation of Select Com- 
mittees, a General Index to the Bills, Reports, &amp;c. ; uxxxtv. 78. 

General Index to Bills, Reports and other Papers, 1801- 
1832; LXxxvull. 724. In pursuance of the recommendation 
of a Committee, a Classification of Parliamentary Reports and a 
Breviate of their Contents, 1801-1826; txxxv. 108. A List 
of the Reports of the House of Commons, with Indexes, as recom- 
mended by the Library Committee; ixxxix. 602. Indexes 
to Reports, 1801 to 1834, and Catalogue to Reports, 1835 to 
1837 ; xcu. 613.——Library ; That the Books in the Library 
having become numerous, he had directed a Catalogue to be pre- 
pared for the use of the Members, which was now upon the Table; 
Lxxxv. 108.———Members, Fees paid by; xcu. 
Offices, Civil and Military; ixxxvi. 59.——Poor Returns ; 
LXxXxX. 628.—.Lxxxul. 244. 437.—.Lxxxll. 157.—.xxxv. 171.— 
LXXXVI. 352.—LXXXVII. 153.—LXXXvIII. 130.—LXXxXIXx. 332.—xc. 
331. ————- Printing; Expense of Printing certain Papers; 
LXxxu. 147. Pleading ; That he had received from the 
Lord High Chancellor a Copy of the Rules of Pleadings, signed 
by the Judges, by Act; rxxx1x. 8.———Turnpike Road Bill 
Fees; uxxxv. 408. 


5 2.——— 


Bills: 

14. That he had examined the Amendments made by the 
Lords to a Bill, and considered they fell under the Resolution 
respecting interference in Money Clauses, as affecting the Privi- 
leges of the House ; txxxvi. 880.—xc. 438.——That he considered 
Amendments came under the said Resolution ; uxxx1x. 233. 





(1.)—Acquaints the House with Matters—(cont*)— 
relative to— 


Clerk of the House : 


15. That the Clerk had caused to be prepared Sessional Lists 
of Members to serve on Committees on Petitions for Private 
Bills, and on Private Bills; xc. 9.—xci. 7.—xen. 17. See 
supra, 13; infra, 26. 31. 

Coronation of William IV. : 

16. That His Majesty had been pleased to direct him to give 
Notice to the House, that he had appointed a Gallery in the 
Abbey for them at the solemnity of Their Majesties’ Coronation, 


but that he thought it not so convenient for the House to bear any 
part in the Proceeding; txxxvi. 792. 


East India : 


17. That a Clerk had prepared a List of Members’ Names 
who had delivered in Lists under the East India Judicature Act ; 
LXXv. 329.————That, pursuant to their Order, he had signified 
by writing to the United Company of Merchants trading to the 
East Indies, a Resolution of the House; txxxvi. 516. 


Elections : 


18. That, in pursuance of the Directions of Act 24 Geo. III. 
c. 26, he had issued his Warrants for New Writs during the 
Recess; Ltxxvi. 3.—LXXVII. 3.—LXxvill. 3. —LXXIX. 3.—LXxx. 3.— 
LXXXIV. 3.—LXXXV. 3.—LXXXVI. 205.—LXXXIX. 3.—XCI. 3.—xXCII. 
3, &amp;e. 

19. That he had received Letters from Members chosen for 
more Places than one, making their Election for which they would 
serve; LXxxvi. 624. 630.———That he had received Declarations 
in writing or Letters from Members, stating that they did not 
intend to defend their Return; .txxxm. 148.—.xxxv. 65.— 
LXXXxVI. 65. 626.—Lxxxvill. 94. 102.—xc11. 45. 186. 

20. That he had received a Letter from a Person who had 
petitioned the House against an Election, stating that he did not 
intend to oppose the Discharge of the Order for taking his Peti- 
tion into Consideration; Lxxx11. 160. 

21. That he had received a Letter from Mr. Wallace, stating 
that he had attended at the Hanaper Office, Dublin, with an 
Election Petition, and that the Officer had declined taking charge 
of such Petition without a Copy; that he afterwards went with 
the Petition and Copy, and found the Office closed; xc. 116. 

22. That Petitioners in Controverted Elections had not entered 
into Recognizances ; Lxxv. 233. 239. 293.—Lxxvil. 202.—LXXVIII. 
112.—txxxm. 111.—Lxxxitl. 187.—-Lxxxv. 86.—LXxXvII. 33.— 
LXXXVIUI. 103,—LXxx1Ix. 560,—xc. 103.—xcr. 123.—xct1. 193, &amp;e. 

That certain Petitioners had not entered into Recognizances, 
and the Order for considering their Petition having dropped, no 
further Orders were made for taking them into Consideration ; 
LXxv. 478.—xci. 3.———And no Order having been made for 
considering their Petition, nothing further done; ixxxv. 10. 

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VI. The Speaker communicates Matters to the House—continued. 


(1.)—Acquaints the House with Matters—(cont*)— 
relative to— 


Elections—continued. 

23. That he had received a List of Barristers who had con- 
‘sented to act as Commissioners under 42 Geo. III., for Trial of 
Controverted Elections for Ireland; txxv. 132. 215.—Lxxx11. 28. 
—LXXXxVI. 312.—.Lxxxvill. 131. —Lxxx1x. 478.—xc. 98.—xCI.89.— 
xc1. 16.—————That he had received Letters fromthe Deputy Clerk 
of the Crown (or Crown and Hanaper) in Ireland, inclosing Elec- 
tion Petitions ; Lxxv. 159.—.xxvul. 140.—Lxxix. 151.—LxxxII. 14. 
—LXXXv. 10.—LXXXVI. 23.—LXXXVII. 7.—LXXXVIIIl. 33.—LXXXIX. 
99.—xc. 9. 65.—xcu. 8, &amp;c.———That he had received a Letter 
from John M. Dwyer, Esq'*, dated Hanaper Office, Dublin, 
inclosing an Election Petition; txxv. 460. 


24. That he had received Copy of Minutes of Proceedings of 
Commissioners appointed to examine Evidence in Ireland, and, in 
pursuance of Act 42 Geo. III. c. 106, had, by Warrant to be 
inserted in the next London Gazette, directed the Election Com- 
mittee to re-assemble; xcr. 19. 


Four per Cent. Annuities: 
25. That he had given Notice that they would be redeemed 
and paid off; rxxrx. 108. 


House : 

26. Of the Death of John Hatsell, Esq'*, and that His 
Majesty would speedily appoint a Clerk; txxv. 482,———That 
His Majesty had appointed John Henry Ley, Esq'*, Clerk of the 
House; ixxv. 485. 


27. That, in pursuance of the authority vested in him by a 
Resolution of the House, he had established certain Rules to be 
observed by the Officers of the House, and by all Parliamentary 
Agents; xcu. 113. 


Indian Judicature :—See supra, 17. 


Letters : 

28. That he had received Letters in return to the Thanks of 
the House from,—Combermere, Lord; .txxxiv. 3. Hastings, 
Marquis of; uxxv. 111.———That he had received Letters from 
sundry Persons,—Bayley, John, Esq'*; uxxxu. 160. Flanagan, 
Thomas; .ixxxu. 581. Southey, Robert, Esq’; txxxu. 28. 
Wallace, Thomas; xc. 116.—&lt;——From the Lord High Chan- 
cellor, informing him that he had committed Members for Con- 
tempt of Court ; xxxxv1. 667.—xc11. 3. —-—That he had received 
a Letter from a Member (Mr. Long Wellesley), informing him 
that he had been committed by the Lord High Chancellor; 
LXXXvi. 667.———From a Member, requiring Protection from a 
Warrant of the Lord Chancellor; xcu. 4.———Stating that he 
had been compelled to goto the Fleet Prison; xcu. 22.—— 
From the Solicitor to the Estate of a Member, a Bankrupt, 
inclosing a Certificate of the Commissioners under the Commis- 
sion issued against the said Member; ixxxv. 3. See supra, 
19-21; infra, 36. Members, 116. 


Messages : 
29. That he had a Message from His Majesty, signed by His 
Majesty ; Lxxx1x. 189. 


Petitions : 
30. That he had received a Petition, complaining of the Deci- 
sion of an Election Committee, but that the House being already 
determined not to receive a similar Petition as an Election Peti- 
tion, he concluded the House would also refuse to receive this 
Petition; xc1. 414. 


Poor Returns :—See supra, 13. 


: Private Bills : 

31. That in pursuance of a Resolution of the House, he had 
caused to be prepared Lists of Members to serve on Petitions for 
Committees on Private Bills; txxxu. 122. See supra, 15. 


Resolutions : 
32. That, pursuant to Orders of the House, he had signified, in 
writing, a Resolution of the House (to the East India Company); 
LXXXxvi. 516. See supra, 27; infra, 33. 


Serjeant-at-Arms : 
33. That a Person was now in the Custody of the Serjeant-at- 
Arms; Lxxxul. 577.———That he had communicated a Resolu- 

t tion to the Serjeant-at-Arms; xc. 519. 





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(2.)—Communicates to the House : 


Letter : 


34. A Letter he had received from the Physician appointed 
to examine a Person in the Custody of the Serjeant, for having 
assaulted a Member ; ixx1x. 491. 


(3.) —Informs the House of Matters—relative to— 


Bills : 


35. That it appears by a Copy of a Bill, as printed by the 
Lords, that a Clause had been inserted by mistake, which Clause 
had been disagreed to by this House on the Report of the said 
Bill; vxxvin. 317. 


Letters : 


36. That he had received a Letter from Gabriel Whistler, 
Sub-Sheriff of Dublin, stating that his attendance, in pursuance of 
the Order of the House, would interrupt certain Judicial Proceed- 
ings; LxxvilI. 278. From Edmond Wodehouse, Esq’, a 
Member, respecting the attendance of a Person confined in New- 
gate by Order of the House, at the Norwich Assizes; xc. 508. 
——— From Lady Frances Wilson, respecting Sir Henry Wright 
Wilson’s absence at a Call of the House; rxxx.164. See supra, 
28. 





(4.)—Puts the House in mind : 

37. That the first thing to be done by the House upon a New 
Parliament, after the approbation of him as Speaker, is to take the 
Oaths; txxv. 109.—.xxxm. 8.—1Lxxxvi. 7. 523.—.xxxvinl. 5.— 
xc. 5. 


(5.}+—Reports to the House—relative to— 


Addresses of the House : 


38. That the House had attended His Majesty therewith, and 
His Majesty’s Answers; Lxxv. 120,.—.xxvi. 8.—.xxvul. 10.— 
LXXXII. 29,—-LXXXVI. 23.—LXXXVII. 12.—LXxXvVIll. 35.—LXXXIX. 
12.—xc. 38.—xcr. 11.———— Addresses of both Houses; That 
both Houses had attended His Majesty therewith; His Majesty’s 
Answer; Lxxxvil. 435.————That the House had attended His 
Majesty with an Address (of both Houses), and His Majesty’s 
Answer; LXxxix. 242. 


Bills : 


39. The Royal Assent to Bills; txxvi. 199.—1ixxvu. 14.— 
LXXVIII. 468,—LXXXII. 338.—xcl. 112, &amp;e. 


Election Petitions: 


40. The Names of Members who did not appear on their 
Names being called in Ballots for Election Committees; ixxv. 
343,—Lxxxv. 117.—Lxxxvi. 373. 392, &amp;c. 


House: 


41. That the House had been at the House of Peers on various 
occasions; LXXVIII. 4.—LXXIX. 4.—LXXX. 3.—LXxxI. 3.—Lxxxul. 
10.—LXXXIII. 4.—LXXXIV. 4.—LXXXV. 5.—LXXXVI. 9. 525.—LxxxIx. 
3.—xc. 6, &amp;c. 


Members : 
42. Names of Members absent at a Call of the House; rxxxv1. 
900. 902. See supra, 40. 


Privileges : 
43. That he had made the usual Claim of Privileges; uxxv. 
109,—LXxxIl. 8.—LXXxVI. 7. 523.—Lxxxvi1l. 5.—xc. 5. 


Speaker : 
44. His Majesty’s Approbation of the Speaker chosen by the 
House; txxv. 108.—Lxxxul. 8.—LXXXVI. 7.—LXXXVUII. 5.—xc. 5. 


Speeches : 

45. His Majesty’s, at the opening of a Session; txxv. 110.— 
LXXVI. 3.—LXXVII. 4.—LXxxvi. 9. 524.—LXxxvil. 3.—LXxXXvVIII. 
5.—LXXxIx. 3.—xc. 6.—xci1. 3.——-Lords Commissioners, 
LXXVIII. 4.—LXXIX. 4,—LXXX. 3.—LXXXI. 3.—LXXXII. 10.—LXxXXIII. 
4.—LXXXIV. 5.—.Lxxxv. 5.—xcul. 4, &amp;e. 


(6.)—States to the House : 


Elections : 

46. Particulars relative to Dover Election Petitions; uxxx1. 
291.—.Lxxxiv. 175.———That Recognizances (under an Election 
Petition) had been duly transmitted to him, but had been mislaid 
in consequence of the very serious illness of his Secretary ; 
LXXXVIII. 164. 


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VI. The Speaker communicates Matters to the House—continued. 


(6.)—States to the House—continued. 


House: 


47. His Opinion as to certain Resolutions of the House, relating 
to Divisions; xc1. 104.———-As to the power of the House to 
decide upon a certain Matter; xcr. 294. 


Members : 

48. That he had received a Letter from a Member, inclosing 
Medical Certificates of his inability to attend the House in his 
Place, on account of Ill-health; txxxu. 92.——That having 
received information that a Member had been assaulted in the 


VII. Bill relative to the Speaker : 





(6.)—States to the House—continued. 
Members—continued. 
Lobby, he had directed the Serjeant-at-Arms to take R. Gourlay, 
who had committed the assault, into his custody; txx1x. 483. 
——That a Member ought not to be called upon to state whether 
a Report in a Newspaper, of certain Expressions made use of by 
him in this House, was or was not correct; xcr1. 270, That 
he had been informed that a Member who had given the House 
an assurance not to be a Party to any hostile proceedings, con- 


sidered that he had given a qualified assurance; xc1.467. See 
infra, 80. 104. 


49. Bill for the better support of the Dignity of the Speaker of the House of Commons, and for disabling the Speaker of the House 
of Commons for the time being from holding any Place or Office of Profit during pleasure under the Crown; Ordered, uxxxvul. 541. 


Presented ; printed; 545. RB. a. 584. 


VIII. Orders and Resolutions relative to the Speaker: 


Addresses : 


50. Resolved, Nem. con., That an humble Address be pre- 
sented to His Majesty that he will be graciously pleased to confer 
some signal mark of his Royal Favour on the Right Honourable 
C. M. Sutton, the Speaker of this House, for his eminent Services ; 
LXXXVII. 535. 


Chair: 
51. That he do now leave the Chair on the House going into 
a Committee ; txxv. 444.—1xxxv. 620.—xci. 101, &amp;e. [Note. 
This Entry appears in case of any intervening Proceeding after 
reading the Order for going into Committee.|———That he do 
leave the Chair at Three o’clock, without putting any Question ; 
and do resume the Chair at Five o’clock ; txxxvuul. 95. 


Committals :—See infra, 67. 


Divisions : 
52. That upon a Division, those who question the Decision of 


Mr. Speaker do go forth; txxxvimr. 102. See Divisions, 
140-143. 


Elections : 
53. When several Petitions complaining of undue Elections, 
&amp;e. are at the same time offered to be presented, the Speaker to 
direct them all to be delivered in at the Table, &amp;c.; uxxv. 117.— 
LXXVI. 9.—LXxvil. 7.—xc. 9, &amp;e. 


54. To issue his Warrants,—To the Clerk of the Crown to 
make out New Writs for electing Members; txxv. 203.—Lxxv1. 3. 
—LXXVII. 3.—LXXVIII, 3.—LX XIX. 3.—LXXX.3.—LXXXI. 3.—LXXXIII. 
3.—LXXXV. 4.—LXXXIX. 3.—xc. 204.—xcr. 3.—xcu. 3, &amp;c. To 
the Clerk of the Crown to make out a Supersedeas to Writs; 
LXXXI. 223,—Lxxxvi. 134. 182. For such Persons, Papers and 
Records as shall be thought necessary on hearing of Petitions 
complaining of undue Elections; txxv. 138.—Lxxvi. 10.—.Lxxvil. 
68.—LxXxvill. 14.—LxXx1x. 11.—LxXxxl. 14.—LxxxIv. 19.—Lxxxv. 
11.—LxXxxvi. 14.—Lxxxvill. 15,—.Lxxx1x. 353.—xc. 10.—xc11. 16. 
———For Persons, Papers and Records,—On Petitions com- 
plaining of Determinations of Rights of Elections, and also on 
Petitions to defend them; txxvi. 95.—1xxxI. 141.— —Not to 
issue Warrants for New Writs until certain Days or Times; 
LxXxxit. 426. 474.—LXXXIII. 42,—-Lxxxvi. 458. 493.—LxxxvIlII. 
353. 536.—Lxxxix. 9. 116.—xc. 359. 505.—xc1. 708, &amp;c.——— 
Before the 15th Day after the commencement of the next Session ; 
Lxxxvill. 611. Until Ten Days after the commencement of 
the next Session; xc. 551.—xc1. 792. 

55. To issue Directions to the Clerk of the Peace, Town Clerk 
or other Officer, to alter the Register according to Decisions of 
Election Committees; txxxvu. 476.—xc. 374. 


Four per Cent. Annuities : 


56. To give Notice forthwith that the Four per Cent. Annuities 
payable at the Bank will be redeemed and paid off; txxix. 94. 


Journals : 

57. To license the Printer of the Journals; ixxv. 123.— 
LXXVi. 20.—-LXxvil. 16.—Lxxviiil. 19.—Lxxx. 25.—.Lxxx1. 28.— 
LXXxiit. 12.—_LxxxIv. 15.—_Lxxxv. 17.—.Lxxxvi. 34.—.Lxxxvil. 32. 
—LXXXVII. 36.—LXXxIx. 27.—xci. 194, &amp;c.———— What _ the 
Speaker said, in addressing Persons at the Bar, to be entered in 
the Journals; xc. 391. 403. 409. 481. 500. 547. In admonish- 





Journals—continued. 
ing Persons; txxxvi. 294. 365. In reprimanding Persons; 
LXxv. 431. 443.—.Lxxx. 470.—LxxxIl. 525.—.Lxxxu11. 151. 199.— 
LXXXV. 452.—xc. 391.—&lt;—What he has said this Day to the 
House; txxxvul. 535.————What has been now said by Mr. 
Speaker ; txxxvii. 568. See infra, 66. 


Letters : 


58. To open Letters directed to the House; ixxv. 110.— 
LXXVI. 7.—LXXVII. 7.—-LXxxl. 11.—xc. 6, &amp;c. 


Members : 

59. To direct the Names of Members who are absent on Ballots 
relative to Elections, to be set aside, &amp;c.; txxv. 329.—.Lxxvi. 74. 
—LXXXI. 227,—LX XXII. 337.—LXX XIII. 162.—Lxxxv. 118.—LxxXvI. 
296.———That the Names of Members who did not appear at 
Ballots (which Names were set aside) be reported by the Speaker 
on the Morrow, or on particular Days; txxv. 334. 358, 393.— 
LXXXIl. 338.—Lxxxv. 118.—.Lxxxvi. 363. 398, &amp;c.— —To com- 
municate to a Member a Resolution of the House; txxvu. 423.— 


LXXXxIV. 312,————-To give Directions to the Door-keepers relative 
to Members’ Places; xc. 202. 


Parliamentary Agents : 


60. That he be requested to prepare and publish Regulations 
for the Conduct of Parliamentary Agents; xc1. 819. 


Petitions : 
61. To desire Members to bring Petitions to the Table when 
they have stated the Prayer of the same, and to direct the Clerk 


to read it without allowing any other Member to speak ; Lxxxvuut. 
10. 


Reprimands :—See supra, 57. 


Resolutions : 

62. To signify by Writing to the East India Company a Re- 
solution of the House; txxxvi. 493.———To communicate Re- 
solutions of the House to Members; txxvir. 423.—.xxxiv. 312. 

See infra, 65. 


Serjeant-at-Arms : 


63. That he be requested to acquaint Mr. Henry Seymour, 
Serjeant-at-Arms, that the House entertains a just sense of his 
exemplary zeal, &amp;c.; xc. 509. 


Speaker’s Chamber : 

64. The Back Door of the Speaker’s Chamber to be locked 
up,—Every Day at the sitting of the House; uxxv. 110.—.Lxxvul. 
7.—LXxxiI. 10.—1xxxvit. 7, &amp;c.——Committees to meet in the 
Speaker’s Chamber. See Committees, 1293. 1296. 


Speeches :—See supra, 57; infra, 66. 
Thanks : 


65. To communicate Resolutions of Thanks to Campbell, 
Major General Sir Alexander, and others; uxxxu. 442.——— 
Combermere, Lord Viscount, and others; txxxil. 442. See 
supra, 10. House, 59, 60. 


Votes : 


66. To peruse the Votes and Proceedings before they are 
printed, and to appoint the Printing thereof; Lxxv. 410.—LxxvI. 7. 
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VIII. Orders and Resolutions relative to the Speaker—continued. 


Votes—continued. 

—~LXXVII. 8.—LXXXI. 7.—-LXXXII. 10.—LxXxx11I. 8.—Lxxxv. 9.— 
LXXXVIII. 7.—LXXxxix. 10.—xc. 6.— xl. 9.—xc11. 8, &amp;e.————That 
the Thanks of the House be given to Mr. Speaker for what he has 
said this Day, and that the same be printed in the Votes of this Day, 
and entered in the Journal; Lxxxvi. 535.———What has now 
been said by Mr. Speaker (in returning Thanks on the passing of 
a Bill which granted him a Pension) be printed in the Votes this 
Day, and entered in the Journal; txxxvit. 568. 


Warrants : 

67. To issue his Warrants for committing Persons to New- 
gate; LXxv. 384. 423.—LxXvI. 335.—Lxxxul. 351. 473. 582.— 
LXXXIII. 122.—.LxxXvi. 325.—xc. 501. 520. 575. To issue his 
Warrants for committing Persons to the custody of the Serjeant-at- 
Arms; Lxxv. 404.—.Lxxx1l. 297. 561.—.Lxxxvil. 360.—xc. 330. 
384. 504. 601.———In order to their being brought to the Bar; 
Lxxx. 445,————-To the Keeper of Newgate, to deliver a Prisoner 
into the custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms; xc. 509. 527. For 
remanding the Prisoner to Newgate; xc. 517. 


68. To issue his Warrant for bringing Persons to the Bar in 
order to be discharged ; txxv. 428. 438,—.Lxxxu1. 517.—Lxxxu1I. 
146. 195.—xc. 478. 497. 543.—For discharging a Person out 
of the Custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms; xc. 532.———For dis- 





charging a Person out of Newgate; uxxv. 467.—Lxxxvi. 333. 


IX. Incidental Proceedings : 


69. Absence of the Speaker: The Clerk at the Table ac- 
quainted the House, that he had received a Letter from the 
Speaker, stating that he should not be able to attend, as the 
Archbishop of Canterbury (his Father) had died that Morning; 
Letter read and entered ; Clerk puts Question for Adjournment, and 
House adjourns until the following Day; on which, the House 
being met, and Mr. Speaker having taken the Chair, he returned 
his humble thanks to the House for their kind indulgence to him; 
LXxxil. 547. 


70. Accounts and Papers: Mr. Speaker, Member for the 
University of Cambridge, delivered in at the Table Returns 
to Orders of the House; ixxxix. 16. 103. 273. 


71. Acquaints Counsel, and Counsel and Agents on Election 
Petitions, with Resolutions, that Petitioners or Sitting Members 
be not permitted to appear as separate Parties, &amp;c.; 1xxx11. 291. 
337.—Lxxxv. 118.—xcul. 294. 


72. Acquaints Messengers of the House of Lords with the 
Answers of the House to Messages from them :-That the House 
will send Copies of Reports and Minutes of Evidence, &amp;c., as 
desired; txxv. 467.—.xxvi1. 8, &amp;c.———That the House will 
send Answers to particular Messages, or parts of Messages, by 
Messengers of their own; Lxxv. 296.—Lxxxvitl. 531.—xcr1. 620, 
&amp;c.———That the House doth agree to Conferences as desired 
or requested by their Lordships; txxx1r. 410.—.xxxvi. 560. 
651, &amp;c.———That Members had Leave to go to the Lords or 
Lords’ Committees, as desired by their Lordships; uxxv. 403.— 
xc. 290, &amp;e. 


73. Acquaints Members, on being come to the House, of Reso- 
lutions; Lxxvil. 423.—Lxxxiv. 314,.———-Acquaints Persons with 
Resolutions ; txxvit. 432. 


74. Addresses the House, announcing his intention of quitting 
the Chair at the end of the present Parliament; txxxvu. 534. 
————-On the passing of a Bill granting him a Pension; txxxvu. 


, 568.———Again addresses the House after a Vote of Thanks to 
him ; Lxxxvil. 535. See supra, 10. 49. 50. 
75. Addresses Persons at the Bar upon their being discharged 
d from Custody ; xc. 391. 403. 409. 481. 500. 547. 
l. , : . 
" 76. Adjourns the House without a Question first put; On 


Forty Members not being present at Four o’Clock; txxv. 176.— 
LXXVI. 41.—LXXVII. 26.—LXXVIII. 8.—LXXIX. 10.—Lxxx. 18,— 
LXXXI. 318,—LXXXIIl. 9.—LXXXIII. 182.—LXxxIV. 83.—Lxxxv. 86. 
—UxxxviL. 19, &amp;c.———~—At Five o’Clock; .ixxxvi. 457.— 
LXxx1x. 522, &amp;c.———On Notice taken that Forty Members were 
; not present; the House told, and Forty Members not being pre- 
sent, and it being after Four o’Clock; txxvi. 29.—1xx1x. 539.— 








e 
LXXXVI. 194, 200,————Lxxxvil. 423.—Lxxxvill. 360.—LXxxIx. 
244, &amp;e. There being no Member present; Lxxx. 174.— 
LXXXIII. 76. On report of Divisions by the Tellers, and not 
re 


7. GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1897.) 


e464 2a8 





Warrants—continued. 


———That the Warden of the Fleet do bring a Member in safe 
Custody to the Committee of Privileges as often as his attendance 
shall be thought necessary; Lxxxvi. 668.———That the Warden 
of the Fleet, or other Officer in whose Custody a Member may 
be, do bring the said Member in safe Custody, on a future Day, 
at One o’clock, to the Committee of Privileges, and so from time 
to time as often as his attendance shall be thought necessary ; 
xc. 23.————-To Marshal of King’s Bench Prison, to bring a 
Sitting Member in his Custody to the Bar to defend his Return, if 
required so to do; Lxxxv. 263.— ——That the Marshal of the 
King’s Bench Prison do bring Persons in his Custody, for the 
purpose of being examined as Witnesses before Committees; xc. 
533.———Keeper of Whitecross Street Prison (the same Order); 
xcil. 365.———To issue his Warrant that the Keeper of New- 
gate do bring a Person in his Custody to a Select Committee, 
in order to his being examined as often as the said Committee 
shall think fit; txxv. 423.—xc. 434. To be examined as a 
Witness at the Bar of this House; txxxu. 464.— To the 
Marshal of the King’s Bench to attend the House with a Pri- 
soner, in order to her being examined as a Witness before a 
Committee of the Whole House on a Bill; txxxv1. 795. See 
supra, 54. 





Writs :—See supra, 54. 


Forty Members present, and it being after Four o’Clock ; xxv. 
334.—LXXVII. 70.—LXxx. 221.—LXXxIv. 372.—.Lxxxv. 453.— 
LXXXVII. 35.—Lxxxix. 410, &amp;c.—&lt;—Upon Committees of the 
Whole House having been told, the Chair resumed, and the House 
told by Mr. Speaker, and Forty Members not being present, and 
it being after Four o’Clock; uxxxvu. 173. 295.—.xxxvul. 426. 
———-It appearing upon Divisions in such Committees, that Forty 
Members were not present, the Chair resumed, &amp;c.; .Lxxxiv. 
209.—Lxxxv. 23. 60. 


77. Adjourns the House, having first adjourned Orders of the 
Day for taking Election Petitions into consideration ; The House 
having been counted, and a Hundred Members not being present; 
LXXVI. 248.—LXXXI. 227.—LXXXIII. 162.—Lxxxv. 99.—Lxxxvuul. 
367.—-xc. 346, An Informality having vitiated the Proceed- 
ings in an Election Ballot; xc. 275.———Adjourns Orders of 
the Day for taking Election Petitions into consideration; The 
Names of all the Members having been drawn, and it appearing 
that therewanted Names to complete the List of Forty-nine; txxv. 
329.—xc. 346. Adjourns the House till Five o’Clock in the 
Afternoon, without a Question first put ; Forty Members not being 
present at Three o’Clock; ixxxrx. 188. 


78. Admonishes Persons at the Bar; ixxxvi. 294. 366.— 
LXXXVIII. 218. 


79. Bills: Speaker opens Bills; 1xxxv. 569.—xc. 589. 


80. Calls the attention of the House; To a Bill which the 
Lords had amended, and recommends that the Bill with the 
Amendments should be printed for the attentive consideration of 
the House, as well on account of the length, as of the importance 
of the Amendments; txxxv. 576.———To a Bill brought from 
the Lords on account of its importance; Lxxxv1. 836. In 
pursuance of Standing Order 22 June 1831, called the attention 
of the House to certain Clauses of Lords’ Bills which imposed 
pecuniary Penalties, and gave it as his opinion that the same 
related only to the Prevention or Punishment of Offences; where- 
upon the House in this particular case determined not to insist on 
their Privilege of originating all such Pecuniary Penalties; 
LXXXVI. 837.—LXxxvil. 260.———-To an Amendment made by 
the Lords to a Bill (pursuant to a Standing Order); xc. 383. 
———To a Case deeply involving the Privileges of the House, 
and the Law of Parliament, thata Bill to which the Royal Assent 
had been given, appeared by the Minutes of the Lords’ Proceed- 
ings to have been amended by their Lordships, but that the said 
Bill had not been sent back to this House for the concurrence of 
this House in such Amendment; Lxxxiv. 407.———To a Report 
from Committee on Petition fora Private Bill; txxx. 240.——— 
To an Election Petition which had been presented on a former 
Day, when no Day had been appointed for considering the same ; 
LXXxIv. 175.———To an Order of the House on a former Day, 
respecting Election Recognizances; txxxvut. 154. See supra, 
13, 48. 





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IX. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


81. Calls upon a Member to assure the House that he will not 
take notice out of the House of certain Words attributed to have 
heen spoken by another Member during a Debate; xcu. 270. 
——On Two Members to assure the House that they will not 
prosecute a certain matter without the walls of the House; 
LXXXIx. 9.———To assure the House that they will not be Parties 
to Hostile Proceedings in consequence of misunderstandings with 
other Members; xc. 466, 467, 468. 

See infra, 93. 


82. Chair; Speaker takes the Chair, although Forty Members 
are not present, it being Four of the clock ; Lxxv. 176.—.xxxv. 86, 
—xcu. 31, &amp;c.———On the hour appointed for taking Election 
Petitions into consideration being come; xc. 264.—xcr1. 245, &amp;c. 
——— Leaves the Chair at Three o’clock (after a Morning Sitting), 
pursuant to Resolution; uxxxviil. 129, 211.—Lxxx1x. 58.—xc. 
532. At half-past One; txxx1x. 16. Half-past Two; ixxxrx. 27. 


83. Speaker, according to a Resolution of the House, left the 
Chair, and seated himself on one of the Benches near the Bar, 
while the Names of the Counties were drawn from a Glass by the 
Clerk, before the House proceeded to Westminster Abbey on the 
Coronation; and when the Names were drawn, Mr. Speaker re- 
sumed the Chair; txxxvi. 832. 


84. Speaker resumes the Chair,—On matters being considered 
in Committees of the Whole House,—And Reports afterwards 
made; LXxvI. 73.—LXXvVII. 78.—LXx1x. 94.—LxXxx. 194.—LXxXI. 
33.—Lxxx1x. 31.—xcl. 105.—xcu. 41, &amp;c. And Progress 
afterwards reported ; Lxxvil. 237.—LXXVIII. 354.—LXxxiIx. 260.— 
LXXx. 181.—LXxx1. 33.—LXxxul. 474.—Lxxx1. 107.— xc. 78, &amp;e. 

And no Report ordered to be made ; xc1. 527. Re- 
sumes the Chair at Five o’clock (after a Morning Sitting); 
LXXXVUII. 129, 271.—Lxxx1x. 16.———U pon the House being told 
in Committees, and not Forty Members present; Lxxxvur. 173. 
295.—LXXxVilI. 426.—xclI. 659. tt appearing upon Divisions 
in Committees that Forty Members were not present; Lxxx1m1. 
453.—Lxxxiv. 209.—Lxxxv. 23. 60. 605.—xcI. 659.——A 
difficulty having arisen in the Committee as to the manner in 
which the Committee should divide ; xc1. 104. 


85. Standing on the upper step of the Chair,—Returns his 
humble acknowledgments to the House, after having been chosen; 
LXXXvI. 522.———Takes the Oaths on returning to the House 
after being approved of; Lxxv. 109.—LXXxxvI. 7. 623,—Lxxxvill. 
5.—xc. 5, &amp;e. 


86. Counts the House; House counted by Mr. Speaker, and 
again counted at Four o’clock ; txxv. 176.—Lxxvul. 26.—LXxvu1I. 
8.—LXXIx. 10.—Lxxx. 18.—LXXxI. 318.—LxXXXxUI. 182.—LXXxvll. 
19, &amp;c.———At Five o'clock; txxxvim. 188. 457. —Lxxxrx. 522. 

House counted by Mr. Speaker previous to Ballots for 
Election Committees; txxv. 232.—.Lxxvul. 183.—.Lxx1x. 345.— 
LXXXI. 227.—LXXxill. 162.—Lxxxv. 99.—LXxxvI. 131. 643.— 
LXXXVII. 46.—LXxXx1x. 204.—xci. 245, &amp;c.——— House told by 
Mr. Speaker on notice being taken that Forty Members were not 
present; LXXvi. 29,.—LXxIX. 539.—LXxxvi. 194,—Lxxx1x. 244, Ke. 
——— House told by Mr. Speaker on resuming the Chair after 
Committee of the Whole House had been told, and Forty Mem- 
bers not present; LXxxvil. 173. 295.—Lxxxvull. 426.—xCcI. 659.— 
xcil. 382, &amp;e. And Forty Members being present; Ltxxxu. 
453.—Lxxxix. 478.———House told by Mr. Speaker on resuming 
the Chair after it appeared ona Division in a Committee that 
Forty Members were not present ; Lxxx1v. 209.—Lxxxv. 23. 60.— 
xCI. 659. 


87. Church; Speaker came to the House at half-past Ten of 
the clock, and at Eleven proceeded with the Members then present 
to St. Margaret’s Church ; and after Divine Service returned 
to the House; txxxv. 499. 


88. Coronation; Mr. Speaker and the House went in procession 
to Westminster Abbey, to a Gallery directly over the Altar, which 
had been provided for their accommodation; txxxv1. 832,——— 
Sat in the centre of the Gallery in a Chair prepared for him, with 
the Mace on a cushion before him, the Clerk on his right hand and 
the Serjeant-at-Arms on his left, and the Clerks Assistant, Deputy 
Serjeant, Chaplain and Secretary in the Seat immediately behind 
his Chair; Ltxxxvi. 833. 


89. Directs particular Matters to be done; The Clerk to read 
the Order of the Day for taking Election Petitions into consi- 
deration ; Lxxv1. 365.—.Lxxxv. 99.—xc. 346, &amp;c.———Mr. Dyson, 
the Deputy Clerk, to take the Clerk’s Chair, after having ac- 
quainted the House of the Death of their Clerk; txxv. 482. 
———— Directs the Serjeant-at-Arms to open the door (which was 





locked previous to an Election Ballot) and allow a Member who 
was taken unwell to retire; xc11. 294.——To take a Stranger 
into his custody immediately (who had interrupted a Debate); 
LXXXVI, 323. 


90. Divisions; A Member appointed one of the Tellers for the 
Noes; but no Member going forth, nor any other Member appearing 
to be a second Teller, Mr. Speaker declared the Yeas had it; txxxrx. 
226. Put Question toa Member who had come into the 
House after the Question was put ; LXxIx. 106,———Mr. Speaker 
calls attention to his having caused a Member to vote ina Division 
who was not within the doors of the House when the Question 
was put; Lxxvi. 172. 


Elections:—See infra, 94. 106. 


91. Examines Persons at the Bar; xc. 504. 519.571. 


92. Letters; Letter addressed to the Speaker, delivered in, 
read and entered, and the Matter thereof to be taken into con- 
sideration on a future day ; xc. 125. 


93. Members; Communicates Resolutions of the House to 
Members in their places; txxvit. 423.—1Lxxx1v. 314. ———-Com- 
municates the Proceedings of the House in the Matter of a Com- 
plaint against Mr. Hope and Mr. Menzies, and a Resolution to 
Mr. Hope thereupon; Lxxvit. 432.———Informs Mr. O’Connell, 
a Member, that he must withdraw, unless he were prepared to 
take the Oaths; txxx1v. 303.————Member called upon by Mr. 
Speaker to account for Erasures in a Petition; Lxxxv1. 748.——— 
Desired by Mr. Speaker to retire until the sense of the House 
could be taken upon his claim to take an Affirmation instead of 
the Oaths; txxxvi1. 20.———Two Members both rising in their 
places to speak, Mr. Speaker called upon one of them as being 
first in his eye; txxxvi. 517. See supra, 81. 


94. Notices; Sends Notices to Parties on Election Petitions 
being presented, and ordered to be taken into consideration; Lxxv. 
118.—.Lxxix. 11.—1Lxxx. 10.—Lxxx1. 140.—LXXXII. 33.—LXxxm1I. 
92.—Lxxxvi. 19, &amp;t.———Notices again sent to Parties on days 
for taking same into consideration discharged, and other Days 
appointed; Lxxvi. 139.—.Lxxvil. 197.—Lxxviil. 450.—Lxx1x. 254. 
—Lxxxil. 121.—.Lxxxi. 145, &amp;. ———— Notices of Petitions 
presented to oppose or defend the determination of Election Com- 
mittees as to right of Election, inserted by the Order of the 
Speaker in the London Gazette, and sent to Returning Officers ; 
LXXVI. 61. 66. 126. 159. 291.—Lxxx. 641.—LxxxIv. 239.—LxxxvI. 
705.———Notices again inserted in the London Gazette, and sent 
to Returning Officers on days for taking such Petitions into con- 
sideration being altered; Lxxx1v. 239. See supra, 25. 


95. Oaths; Takes the Oaths and subscribes the Declaration first 
alone, after reporting the Royal Approbation of the choice the House 
had made of a Speaker, and the claim and confirmation of the Pri- 
vileges of the Commons, and after repeating his acknowledgments, 
and putting the House in mind that the first thing to be done was 
to take the Oaths at the beginning of a New Parliament; ixxv. 
109.—LXXXII. 8.—LXXXVI. 7. 523.—LXXXVIII. 5.—xc. 5. ——— 
Takes the Oaths in consequence of the Accession of William IV.; 
LXxxv. 576.———Of Queen Victoria; xcu. 490. 


96. Opinion; Requested to give his Opinion upon a Matter ; 
xcl. 104. ————-States his Opinion (an appeal having been made 
to the Chair); xcu. 294. 


97. Peers, House of; Goes with the House to the House of 
Peers,—On Messages from His Majesty, or Lords Commis- 
sioners,—After having been elected Speaker, for the Royal 
Approbation; Lxxv. 108.—Lxxx1l. 8.—LXxxxvI. 7. 523.—LXXXVIII. 
5.—xc. 5.-———At the opening of each Session of Parliament ; 
LXXv. 109.—LXXVI. 3.—LXXVII. 3.—LXXVIII 3.—LXXIX. 3.— 
LXXXI, 3.—LXXXIIIl. 3.—LXXXV. 3.—LXXXVII. 3.—LXXXIX. 3.— 
xc1. 3.—xcu. 3, &amp;c.———On His (or Her) Majesty giving 
the Royal Assent to Bills at the close of a Session; .xxvit. 
487.—LXxIx. 539.—LxXxxv. 657.—Lxxxvi. 517.—Lxxxvil. 590. 
—LXXXVIII. 734.—Lxxx1x. 603.—xc. 662.—xcI. 842.—xCII. 
670.———During a Session; Lxxv. 278.—.Lxxxvi. 717.——— 
On Commissioners giving the Royal Assent to Bills; .xxvt. 
199.—Lxxvil. 14.—Lxxvill. 468.—Lxxx1. 113.—Lxxxix. 320. 
—xc. 225.—xcu. 33, &amp;c.— ——-On Prorogations of Parlia- 
ment; LXxv. 485,—.Lxxvi. 505.—Lxxvul. 487.—LXxIx. 539.— 
LXXXI. 391.—LXXX1I1. 558.—LXXXV. 657.—LXXXVII. 590.—LXXXVIII. 
734.—Lxxx1x. 603.—xc. 662.—xc1. 842, &amp;c.——On a Message 
(for Prorogation) delivered after a Motion was made and the 
Question was proposed [before the Question was disposed of}; 
LXXXVI. 517. 935. 


98. Questions; 





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IX. Incidental Proceedings—continued. 


98. Questions; Puts Question to a Member who had come into 
the House after the Question was put; Lxxrx. 106. 


99. Reads to the House; Messages from His Majesty read by 
Mr. Speaker, all the Members being uncovered; ixxxv. 214.— 
LXxXxvi. 488.—=—From Her Majesty; xc11. 492.——— Messages 
again read by Mr. Speaker, on the House proceeding to take same 
into consideration; xc11. 497.——-——Obtains and reads Copies of 
Speeches of His (or Her) Majesty, or the Lords Commissioners, on 
the opening a Session; txxv. 110.—Lxxx. 3.—.Lxxxv. 5.—xc. 6.— 
xc1.3.—xcit. 4, &amp;c, ——-—These Speeches again read by Mr.Speaker 
on the House proceeding to take same into consideration ; Lxxv. 
120.—.xxx. 14.—Lxxxu. 12.—1xxxv. 17.—xc1. 11.—xcn. 20, &amp;e. 
—— Reads Letters and Papers from various Persons; Lxxxu. 
28.—LXxxxvi. 667.—xcul. 4. 22.-———The Names of Defaulters at 
Election Ballots; txxv. 343,—Lxxx1l. 344.—Lxxxv. 117.—LxxxvI. 
388, &amp;c. 


100. Reprimands Persons; txxv. 431. 443.—Lxxx. 470.— 
Lxxxul. 525.—.Lxxxill. 151. 199.—.Lxxxv. 451.—xc. 391. 


101. Resignation of the Office of Speaker; Mr. Manners Sutton 
[30 July 1832] addressed the House, announcing his intention of 
quitting the Chair at the end of the present Session of Parlia- 
ment; uxxxvu. 534. Resolved, Nem. con., That the Thanks 
of the House be given him; he again addressed the House ; 


X. Questions Negatived and Superseded, 


Questions Negatived : 


107. That Sir Charles Manners Sutton do take the Chair of 
That Mr. Speaker do now 
leave the Chair; For the House to go into Committees; Lxxvi. 
That Mr. Speaker be 
requested to make arrangements for taking the Divisions, and in- 
serting in the Votes the Names of the Members; txxxvut. 102. 
That Mr. Speaker do issue his Warrant fora New Writ; 





the House as Speaker; xc. 5. 


152.—.Lxxvil. 360.—Lxxxviu. 518, &amp;c. 








LXxxvill. 671. 


Question superseded by Adjournment : 


108. That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; txxxvu. 461. 


—LXXXIx. 522. 


Motions Withdrawn : 


109. For Mr. Speaker now leaving the Chair; rxxv. 431.— 
LXXviII. 314—365.—Lxxvull. 417.—LXXIX. 255.—LxXxxvI. 424.— 








Resolution, thanking him for what he had said; Address for some 
mark of Royal Favour to be conferred upon him, 535, &amp;c. 


102. Resolutions; Communicates to a Member a Resolution 
of the House; txxvi. 423.———Communicates to Persons at 
the Bar Resolutions of the House; txxvu. 432.———Informs 
Persons at the Bar of Resolutions of the House; xc. 619, 520. 
571. 


Resumes the Chair:—See supra, 84. 


103. Speaker in the Country; On the Parliament being 
further prorogued; Lxxvi. 506.—Lxxvil. 487.—.xxvu1I. 486.— 
LXXIX. 539.—Lxxxul. 610.—LXxxvI. 936.—Lxxx1Ix. 605.—xcI. 
843, &amp;e. 


104. Submits to the House; That arrangements should be 
made for entering upon the Journals Proceedings in Committees 
of the Whole House, to which the House assented ; txxxrv. 78. 


105. Votes; Gives Casting Votes; uxxvi. 229. 439.—Lxxx1. 
387.—LXXXIII. 292,.—.Lxxx1x, 497.—xcil. 496. See supra, 12. 


106. Writs; The Speaker, at the beginning of every New 
Parliament, within a convenient time after he is in that Office, 
appoints Members to issue Warrants for New Writs in certain cases 
(24 Geo. ITI. c. 26), and the Instrument of Appointment is entered 
in the Journals; txxv. 148.—.Lxxxi1. 312.—Lxxxvi. 151.— 
LXXXVIII. 267.—xc. 331. 


and Motions Withdrawn: 


Motions Withdrawn—continued. 
LXXXIX. 475,—xcI. 294.—xcll. 577. That Mr. Speaker do 
issue his Warrants; For bringing up a Person to the Bar who 
was confined in Newgate by order of the House, in order to his 
being discharged; Lxxxu1. 189.———For New Writs; .ixxxiv. 
325.—LxxxvI. 183.—.xxxvil. 518.——Fora New Writ, an ob- 
jection being taken that it did not appear that the Earl of Scar- 
borough had been called up to the House of Peers; xc. 102. 
———That Mr. Speaker be directed to issue his Warrant to the 
Clerk of the Peave of a County, to strike off the Register the 
Names of Electors who were reported by the Election Committee 
as being upon the Register, but as not entitled to vote; xc11. 358. 
———That Mr. Speaker do communicate a Resolution toa Mem- 
ber; Lxxvir. 432. See Accounts and Papers, 4806. 5582-5584. 
Addresses, 1442. Committees, 588. Divisions, 109. Members, 
132. 











Special Commissions :—sSee Accounts and Papers, 


5585, 5586. Addresses, 1256. 1513. 


Special Constables : —see Constabies 





Special Juries :—sSee Juries. Petitions. 


Specifications of Patents :—sSee Patents. 








Speeches. 





I. Speeches of The King, of The Queen, or of the Lords Com- 
missioners, at the Opening and Close of each Session; 1—42. 


II. Speeches of The King, or of The Queen, in Answer to Addresses 


laid before them ; 43—60. 


III. Incidental Proceedings ; 61—65. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820-—1837.) 


I. Speeches 


12 F 





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I. Speeches of The King, of The Queen, or of the Lords Commissioners, at the 
Opening and Close of each Session : 


[1820.] 

1. 21° Aprilis 1820.—The Lords Commissioners open the 
Session by signifying His Majesty’s pleasure that a Speaker should 
be chosen; Lxxv. 108. 

2. 27° Aprilis 1820.—The King assures Parliament that he 
will always continue to imitate the example of his Father in at- 
tending to the public interests. The usual Estimates will be laid 
before the House of Commons; they are founded on the strictest 
principles of economy, but the additions to the Military Force 
cannot yet be discontinued. He recommends the support of the 
Civil List to the attention of the House of Commons; he has no 
desire that it should exceed the settlement of 1816. In regretting 
the appearance of open violence and insurrection, he praises the 
activity and vigilance of the Magistracy, and of those who have 
been called forth to support the Laws ; and relies upon the support 
of Parliament in his determination to maintain public tranquillity. 
He deplores the distress of many among the Labouring Classes; 
their relief is but deferred by practices of turbulence and intimida- 
tion. He trusts that the greater part of those who have been led 
astray will now return to loyalty and an attachment to that Con- 
stitution under which the British Nation have enjoyed a larger 
share of practical freedom than any other People in the World; 
Lxxv. 110, 111. 

[Note :—The House adjourned on the 18° Julit to 24° Julii ; 
on the 26° Julii to 21° Augusti; on 21° Augusti to 18° Sep- 
tembris ; on 18" Septembris to 17° Octobris; on 17° Octo- 
bris to 23° Novembris ; when Parliament was prorogued, 
without a Speech, to 23° Januarii 1821.] 





{1821.] 

3. 23° Januarii—The King continues to receive from Foreign 
Powers assurances of their friendly disposition. It will be a matter 
of regret if the occurrences which have lately taken place in 
Italy should lead to any interruption of tranquillity in that quarter. 
He acknowledges the provision made for the Civil List in 
the last Session; has been enabled to make some reduction in 
our Military Establishments. Notwithstanding the receipts in 
Ireland have proved deficient, in consequence of circumstances 
affecting the Commercial Credit, and although the Foreign Trade 
has been depressed, the total Revenue has exceeded that of the pre- 
ceding year. An improvement has taken place in Commerce and 
Manufactures. The distresses in the Manufacturing Districts 
have greatly abated. Notwithstanding the agitation produced by 
temporary circumstances, the firmest reliance was placed upon 
the affectionate and loyal attachment of which he has recently 
received many testimonies. He is confident that Parliament is 
sensible of the necessity of promoting obedience to the Laws and 
respect to established Institutions, to which, under Providence, 
was to be ascribed our happiness and renown as a Nation; 
LXXVI. 3, 4. 

4. 11° Julii 1821.—The Lords Commissioners inform Par- 
liament that His Majesty observes with pleasure the facility with 
which the restoration of a Metallic Currency has been effected 
by the authority given to the Bank of England to commence its 
payments in Cash at an earlier period than had been determined 
by the last Parliament. He continues to receive friendly as- 
surances from Foreign Powers. He trusts he shall be enabled, 
by the continuance of peace and internal tranquillity, to make 
further reductions in the Public Expenditure; notices the Pro- 
vision made for the Duke of Clarence ; observes with satisfaction 
the good order prevailing in those parts of the Country which 
were not long since in a state of agitation, and laments the 
Agricultural Distress. He desires by strict economy to relieve 
the Country from its difficulties; but as success will mainly 
depend upon domestic tranquillity, he relies upon the exertions 
of Members in their several Counties in enforcing obedience to 
the Laws; ixxvi. 505. 





[1822. | 
5. 5° Februarii 1822.—The King continues to receive friendly 
assurances from Foreign Powers. His endeavours have been 
directed to the settlement of the differences which have un- 


fortunately arisen between the Court of St. Petersburgh 


and the Ottoman Porte, which he has reason to hope will | 


be satisfactorily adjusted. In his late Visit to Ireland he 
derived sincere gratification from the loyalty of his Subjects, 


and expresses his concern that a spirit of outrage has led to daring | 


and systematic violations of the Law. 


sufficient to protect Persons and Property. He has the satisfac- 





It will be for the imme- | 
diate consideration of Parliament whether the existing Laws be | 


tion of believing that his presence in Ireland has produced benefi- 
cial effects. The Revenue appears to be in a course of progressive 
improvement. The Estimates have been framed with every attention 
to economy; and a large reduction has been made in our annual 
Expenditure, particularly in the Naval and Military Establish- 
ments. The important branches of Commerce and Manufactures 
are in a very flourishing condition. He regrets the distressed 
state of the Agricultural Interest, which claims the earliest 
attention of Parliament. In whatever measures may be adopted, 
the maintenance of Public Credit must be borne in mind ; txxvut. 4. 


6. 6° Augusti 1822.—The King continues to receive friendly 
assurances from Foreign Powers, and believes that the Peace of 
Europe will not be disturbed by the differences between the 
Court of St. Petersburgh and the Ottoman Porte. He thanks 
the House of Commons for the Supplies, and for reducing the 
Interest of a part of the National Debt, without the least in- 
fringement of Parliamentary Faith. The Distress in Ireland, 
arising from the failure of the Potatoe Crop, has deeply affected 
him; he approves the measures for relieving the sufferers, and 
trusts that the benevolent sympathy shown upon the present occa- 
sion will cement the connexion which subsists between every 
part of the Empire; txxvit. 487. 





[1823.] 

7. 4° Februarii 1823.—The Lords Commissioners are com- 
manded to inform Parliament, that His Majesty’s efforts have been 
unremittingly exerted to preserve the Peace of Europe. He has 
declined being party to any proceedings at Verona which could 
be deemed an interference in the internal concerns of Spain by 
Foreign Powers; and has endeavoured to avert a War between 
France and Spain. He flatters himself that Peace will be pre- 
served in the East of Europe, and continues to receive friendly 
assurances from his Allies and other Powers. Discussions with 
the Court of Madrid respecting depredations in the West Indian 
Seas have terminated in an admission by the Spanish Government 
of the justice of His Majesty’s complaints, and an engagement 
for reparation. Propositions fur the Suppression of the Slave 
Trade were brought forward in the Conferences at Verona, and 
Articles have been added to the Treaties with Spain and the 
Netherlands. The Expenditure will be found materially below 
that of last year; and as the Revenue has improved, His Majesty 
hopes for a further reduction in the burthens of the People. 
The manifestations of loyalty on his Visit to Scotland have made 
the deepest impression upon his heart. The provision made for 
the Relief of Distresses in Ireland has been productive of the 
happiest effects, and His Majesty recommends measures to secure 
tranquillity. He regrets the continued depression of the Agri- 
cultural Interest, but is persuaded that the prosperity of Mann- 
factures and Commerce will contribute to its improvement; 
LXXVIII. 4. 


8. 19° Julii 1823.—The Lords Commissioners are commanded 
to acknowledge the zeal of Parliament. His Majesty confidently 
expects that the measures adopted with respect to Ireland will 
remove some of the evils which have long afflicted that Country. 
Parliament may rely upon His Majesty’s firm and temperate 
exercise of the powers entrusted to him for the suppression of 
violence and outrage. He contemplates with satisfaction the 
flourishing condition of all branches of Commerce and Manufac- 
tures, and the gradual abatement of the difficulties under which 
the Agricultural Interest has so long suffered. He has derived 
pleasure from the large reduction of Taxes. He continues to receive 
friendly assurances from Foreign Powers. He regrets the 
failure of his endeavours to prevent the interruption of the Peace 
of Europe, but it affords him consolation that his policy has 
received the concurrence of Parliament; Lxxvitt. 485. 





[1824.] 

9. 38° Februarii 1824.—The Lords Commissioners are com- 
manded to express His Majesty’s regret that in consequence of 
indisposition he is prevented from meeting Parliament. Trade 
and Commerce are extending themselves; an increasing activity 
pervades almost every branch of Manufacture. The growth of 
the Revenue evinces a diffusion of comfort among the People. 
Agriculture is recovering. At no former period has there pre- 
vailed throughout all classes a more cheerful spirit of order. In 
Ireland there are indications of amendment. His Majesty 
continues to receive assurances from Foreign Powers of their 
desire to maintain relations of friendship. The negociations 
for the arrangement of differences between Russia and the 

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Ottoman Porte are drawing near to a favourable termination. 
A Convention has been concluded with the Emperor of Austria 
for the settlement of our pecuniary claims. His Majesty is 
satisfied that in observing neutrality in the contest in Spain, he 
has consulted the interests of his People. He has appointed 
Consuls to reside in the Provinces of America which have 
declared their separation from Spain. The distribution of the 
Naval Force, and the necessity of strengthening the Garrisons 
in the West Indies, have rendered unavoidable some augmentation 
of his establishments by Sea and Land: he believes, however, 
that Relief may be afforded in certain Branches of National 
Industry. He calls attention to the amelioration of the con- 
dition of the Negro Slaves in the West Indies; txxrx. 4. 


10. 26° Junii 1824.—His Majesty regrets that it has been 
necessary to renew measures of extraordinary precaution in Ire- 
land; he approves of the inquiries that have been instituted, and 
has no doubt they will be continued. He continues to receive 
friendly assurances from Foreign Powers. He thanks the House 
of Commons for the Grants made in furtherance of the interests 
of Religion, and in support of the splendour of the Crown. He is 
sensible of the advantages which may arise from the relief 
afforded to some branches of National Industry. He repeats his 
congratulations upon the general and increasing prosperity of 
the Country. He is persuaded that Members will carry a spirit 
of harmony into their several Counties ; rxx1x. 539. 





[1825.] 

11. 38° Februarii 1825.—The Lords Commissioners are com- 
manded to express His Majesty’s gratification at the continuance 
and progressive increase of Public Prosperity. There never was 
a period when all the great interests of the Nation were, at the 
same time, in so thriving a condition. Ireland is participating 
in the general prosperity, and outrages have so far ceased as to 
warrant the suspension of the exercise of powers confided to His 
Majesty. Industry and commercial enterprise are extending them- 
selves there. It is regretted that associations should exist whose 
proceedings are irreconcileable with the spirit of the Constitution. 
His Majesty recommends the renewal of inquiries into the State 
of Ireland. The unprovoked aggression of the Burmese Go- 
vernment rendered hostile operations unavoidable. No other 
Native Powers have manifested any unfriendly disposition. The 
State of India, and circumstances connected with other parts of 
His Majesty’s Foreign Possessions, will render some augmenta- 
tion in the Military Establishments indispensable: such, however, 
is the flourishing condition of the Revenue, that a further reduc- 
tion may be made in the burthens of the People. He continues 
to receive friendly assurances from Foreign Powers. The nego- 
ciations between Russia and the Ottoman Porte have been brought 
to an amicable issue. Commercial Treaties with Denmark and 
Hanover, and another with Sweden, for the suppression of the 
Slave Trade, will be laid before Parliament. Some difficulties 
have arisen with respect to the ratification of a Treaty with the 
United States for the same object. His Majesty has taken 
measures for confirming by Treaties our Commercial Relations 
already subsisting with those Countries of America which appear 
to have established their separation from Spain. He congratu- 
lates Parliament on the continued improvement of Agriculture, 
and on the advantages derived from the removal of restrictions 
upon Commerce; LXxxx. 3. 


12. 6° Julii 1825.—By the Lords Commissioners, His Ma- 
jesty acknowledges the zeal with which Parliament have inquired 
into the state of Ireland ; the tranquillity and improved condition 
of that Country has rendered the extraordinary powers vested in 
His Majesty no longer necessary. He continues to receive 
friendly assurances from Foreign Powers. He regrets the con- 
tinnance of the Burmese War; expresses his satisfaction at the 
reduction of Taxes ; and is sensible of the advantages resulting from 
the removal of restrictions upon Commerce, and relaxations in the 
Colonial System; Lxxx. 642. 





[1826. ] 

13. 2° Februarii 1826.—The Lords Commissioners are com- 
manded to express His Majesty’s regret at the pecuniary embar- 
rassments of the Country ; he relies upon the wisdom of Parlia- 
liament to protect both private and public interests against sudden 
fluctuations, and placing on a more firm foundation the Currency 
and Circulating Credit of the Country. He continues to receive 
friendly assurances from Foreign Powers. His mediation has 
been successfully employed in the conclusion of a Treaty between 
the Crowns of Portugal and Brazil; and the Independence of 
the Brazilian Empire has been formally acknowledged. He loses 





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I. Speeches of The King, &amp;c. at the Opening and Close of each Session—continued. 


vigation which have received the sanction of Parliament. Con- 
ventions framed on these principles have been concluded with 
France and the Free Hanseatic Cities of Lubeck, Bremen and 
Hamburgh. A Treaty of Amity, Commerce and Navigation has 
been concluded with the Republic of Columbia. The operations 
of the last Campaign in India have been attended with uniform 
success. The industry of Ireland is advancing, which may be 
attributed to the state of tranquillity prevailing throughout all 
the Provinces. The produce of the Revenue in the last year has 
fully justified expectations. His Majesty trusts that the tem- 
porary check which Commerce and Manufactures may experience 
on account of the late Pecuniary Crisis, will not impair the great 
sources of our wealth ; Lxxx1. 3. 


14. 31° Maii 1826.—The Lords Commissioners are commanded 
to express His Majesty’s intention to dissolve the present Par- 
liament. The success of Military Operations inthe Dominions of 
the King of Ava has led to the signature, upon highly honour- 
able terms, of a Preliminary Treaty with that Sovereign. His 
Majesty has exerted himself to prevent hostilities among Nations, 
and to put an end to those which still exist, as well in America as 
in Europe. He is deeply affected by the distresses which have 
prevailed among the Manufacturing Classes, and is confident that 
the presence and example of Members in their Counties will 
encourage harmony among the several great interests of the 
Country ; txxxvi. 392. 





[1826-7. | 
15. 14° Novembris 1826.—The Session is opened by the Lords 


Commissioners, who signify His Majesty’s pleasure that a Speaker 
should be chosen; Lxxxil. 7. 


16. 21° Novembris 1826.—The King has called Parliament 
together for the special purpose of communicating the measure 
taken by him, in the month of September, for admitting certain 
sorts of Foreign Grain not then admissible by Law. A Peace has 
been concluded with the Burmese, highly honourable to the Bri- 
tish Arms and to the Councils of the British Government in 
India. He continues to receive friendly assurances from Foreign 
Powers. The Commercial and Manufacturing Distress has 
affected the Revenue, but there has been no such diminution as to 
excite apprehensions that the great sources of our wealth have 
been impaired. The depression of Trade and Manufactures has 
abated more slowly than was anticipated; txxxu. 11, 


17. 2° Julii 1827.—The Lords Commissioners are directed to 
inform Parliament that His Majesty’s communications with His 
Allies are directed to the termination of existing hostilities and 
the maintenance of General Peace. He has given directions for 
a careful revision of the Financial State of the Country, with a 
view to diminution of Expenditure. He adverts to the revival of 
employment in the Manufacturing Districts. He trusts the Corn 
Laws will be settled next Session; Lxxxm. 610. 





[1828. ] 

18. 29° Januarii 1828.—The Lords Commissioners are com- 
manded to acquaint Parliament that His Majesty continues to 
receive friendly assurances from Foreign Princes and States, and 
that the Great Powers of Europe wish to preserve Peace. His 
Majesty adverts to the contest between the Ottoman Porte and the 
Greek Provinces and Islands. Having been entreated by the 
Greeks to effect a reconciliation, he had concerted measures with 
Russia and France, when a collision took place in the Port of Na- 
varin between the Fleets of the Contracting Powers and that of the 
Ottoman Porte, which His Majesty deeply regrets, and hopes that 
the untoward event will not be followed by further hostilities, 
or impede an amicable adjustment of the differences between 
the Porte and the Greeks. The purposes for which, upon the 
requisition of the Court of Lisbon, he detached a Military 
Force to Portugal, have been accomplished, and he has directed 
the Forces to be withdrawn. He has concluded Treaties of 
Amity and Commerce with the Emperor of Brazil, and with 
the United States of Mexico. He recommends an inquiry into 
the Revenue and Expenditure of the Country. Notwithstanding 
the diminution in some Branches of the Revenue, the total re- 
ceipt has not disappointed expectations. A considerable increase 
has taken place in the Export of the principal Articles of Bri- 
tish Manufacture; LXxxm. 4. 

28° Julii 1828.—The Lords Commissioners advert to the provi- 
sions made for regulating the Import of Corn,as combining adequate 
provision for Domestic Agriculture, with due precaution against the 
consequences of a deficient harvest. His Majesty continues to re- 
ceive friendly assurances from Foreign Powers. His endeavours to 
effect the pacification of Greece, in concert with the King of France 


and 





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I. Speeches of The King, &amp;c. at the Opening and Close of each Session—continued. 


and the. Emperor of Russia, have continued unabated ; the latter 
has declared War against the Ottoman Porte. His Majesty 
will omit no effort to restore Peace. His Imperial Majesty has 
consented to waive the exercise, in the Mediterranean Sea, of 
rights appertaining to him in the character of a Belligerent 
Power, and to recall the separate Instructions to the Commander 
of his Naval Forces, directing hostile operations against the 
Ottoman Porte. Measures which have been adopted in Por- 
tugal have compelled His Majesty and the other Powers of 
Europe acting in concert with him, to withdraw their Representa- 
tives from Lisbon. He relies upon the wisdom of the Head of the 
House of Braganza to maintain the interests and honour of that 
Tilustrious Family. He will continue a revision of the several 
Public Establishments, with a view to further reductions. He 
contemplates the increase of our Financial Resources with peculiar 
gratification, on account of the decisive proof which it exhibits 
that the condition of his Subjects is one of progressive impr oe- 
ment; LXxx11I. 558. 





[1829. ] 

19. 5° Februarii 1829.—The Lords Commissioners are com- 
manded to inform Parliament that His Majesty continues to receive 
friendly assurances from Foreign Powers. Under his mediation, the 
preliminaries of a Treaty of Peace between the Emperor of Brazil 
and the Republic of the United States of Rio de la Plata have been 
signed and ratified. He has concluded a Convention with Spain for 
the settlement of Claims under the Treaty signed at Madrid in 
March 1823. His Diplomatic Relations with Portugal are still 
suspended. He has entered into negociations with the Head of the 
House of Braganza. He has laboured unremittingly to effect, in 
concert with his Allies, the pacification of Greece. The Morea has 
been liberated from the presence of the Egyptian and Turkish Forces, 
by exertions of the Naval Forces of His Majesty and his Allies, and 
of the French Army, who have commenced their return to France. 
The most cordial union subsisted between the Forces of the Three 
Powers by sea and land. The Emperor of Russia, in prosecuting 
his hostilities with the Ottoman Porte, has established a blockade 
in the Dardanelles, from which those commercial enterprises are 
excepted which were undertaken upon the faith of His Majesty’s 
declaration of the neutrality of the Mediterranean. Although His 
Majesty and the King of the French have suspended their co- 
operation with His Imperial Majesty, the best understanding pre- 
vails among them. The Revenue has continued to improve. In 
Ireland an Association still exists dangerous to the public peace. 
His Majesty relies upon the support of Parliament for powers 
which shall maintain his authority. When this is accomplished, 
Parliament should review the Laws which impose civil disabilities 
on the Roman Catholics; txxxiv. 4, 5. 


20. 24° Julii—By the Lords Commissioners. The King con- 
tinues to receive friendly assurances from Foreign Powers. He 
laments the continuance of the War in the East of Europe. He 
has renewed his Diplomatic Relations with the Ottoman Porte; and 
the Emperor of Austria having authorized the Plenipotentiaries of 
his Allies to act on his behalf, the negociation for the pacification 
of Greece will be carried on. The French Army has been with- 
drawn from the Morea. He adverts, with regret, to the condition 
of the Portuguese Monarchy. He trusts that the important 
measures adopted may lead to establish tranquillity, and im- 
prove the condition of Ireland; txxxrv. 416. 





[1830. | 


21. 4° Februarii 1830.—The Lords Commissioners are com- 
manded to acquaint Parliament that His Majesty receives friendly 
assurances from Foreign Powers. The War between Russia and 
the Ottoman Porte has been brought to a conclusion. He trusts 
he shall soon be able to communicate particulars of an arrange- 
ment for the pacification of Greece. He is unable to announce 
a prospect of reconciliation between the Princes of the House of 
Braganza. He has not re-established Diplomatic Relations with 
Portugal. He will be able to propose a considerable reduction in 
Public Expenditure. The diminution of the National Income is 
not such as to cause any doubt as to the future prosperity of the 
Revenue. He has directed measures to be submitted to expedite 
the course of justice, and as preliminaries to the revision of the 
practice and proceedings of the Superior Courts. The Export in 
the last year of British Produce and Manufactures has exceeded 
that of any former year, yet distress prevails among the Agricul- 
tural and Commercial Classes: due weight must be assigned to 
the effect of unfavourable seasons, and other causes beyond 
legislative remedy ; Lxxxv. 5. 


22. 23° Julii 1830.—The King (William IV.) repeats his 
thanks for the assurance of sympathy conveyed to him on the 








Demise of his Brother. He ascends the Throne with a deep sense 
of the sacred duties that devolve upon him. It will be his con- 
stant endeavour to maintain general tranquillity in Europe. He 
congratulates Parliament upon the diminution of Expenditure, 
the reduction of the charge of the Public Debt, and on the repeal 
of Taxes. They have calmly reviewed many of the Laws and 
Judicial Establishments of the Country, and have removed the 
civil disqualifications which affected numerous and important 
classes. He declares his intention to maintain the Protestant 
Reformed Religion, and hopes that animosities on account of 
religous distinctions may be forgotten; Lxxxv. 658. 





[1830-1.] 
23. 26° Octobris 1830.—The Session is opened by the Lords 


Commissioners, who signify His Majesty’s pleasure that a Speaker 
should be chosen; Lxxxvr. 5. 


24. 2° Novembris 1830.—The Elder Branch of the House of 
Bourbon no longer reigns in France, and the Duke of Orleans 
has been called to the Throne by the Title of the King of the 
French. The King did not hesitate to continue his Diplomatic Re- 
lations and friendly intercourse with the French Court. He has 
witnessed with regret the state of affairs in the Low Coun- 
tries; he is endeavouring, in concert with his Allies, to devise 
means of restoring tranquillity. The friendly assurances of 
Foreign Powers justify the expectation that he will be able to 
preserve the blessings of Peace. His determination to maintain 
those general Treaties by which the political system of Europe 
has been established will offer the best security for the repose of 
the World. He has not yet accredited his Ambassador to the 
Court of Lisbon; but the Portuguese Government having 
granted a general amnesty, the time may shortly arrive when 
former relations may be renewed. He recommends provision 
to be made in case he should die before his Successor had 
arrived at years of maturity. By the Demise of the late King 
the Civil List Revenue has expired; he places at the disposal of 
Parliament his interest in the Hereditary Revenues and in the 
Droits of the Crown or Admiralty, the West India Duties or 
Casual Revenues, and relies upon their providing all that may be 
necessary for the support of the Civil Government and the 
honour and dignity of the Crown. He laments the destruction 
of machinery and the losses sustained by the acts of incen- 
diaries. He is determined to exert all means for the punishment 
of Sedition and for the prompt suppression of outrage and dis- 
order; LXxxvI. 9. 


25. 22° Aprilis 1831.—The King comes to prorogue Parlia- 
ment with a view to its immediate dissolution, in order to ascer- 
tain the sense of the People on the expediency of making changes 
in the Representation. He thanks the House of Commons for the 
provision made for the honour and dignity of the Crown, and 
for the state and comfort of his Royal Consort. He trusts the 
attention of the new Parliament will be applied to the introduc- 
tion of economy into every branch of the Public Service. The 
friendly intercourse subsisting between him and Foreign Powers 
affords the best hopes for the continuance of Peace; txxxvi. 517. 





[1831.] 


26. 14° Junii 1831.—The Parliament is opened by the Lords 
Commissioners, who signify His Majesty’s pleasure thata Speaker 
should be chosen; Lxxxvi. 521. 


27. 21° Junii 1831.—The King recommends the question of 
a Reform in the Representation to the earliest attention of Parlia- 
ment, confident that they will adhere to the acknowledged prin- 
ciples of the Constitution. The friendly assurances of Foreign 
Powers encourage the hope that, notwithstanding the civil com- 
motions in some parts of Europe and the contest now existing in 
Poland, the general Peace will be maintained. The discussions on 
the affairs of Belgium have not yet been brought to a conclusion ; 
the principle on which the Conferences have been conducted has 
been, that of not interfering with the right of the People of Bel- 
gium to regulate their internal affairs under the sole condition 
that the security of neighbouring States should not be endangered. 
A series of injuries and insults compelled him to order a Squadron 
to appear before Lisbon, with a peremptory demand of satisfaction, 
a compliance with which prevented the necessity of further mea- 
sures ; but he has not been able to re-establish his Diplomatic Rela- 
tions with the Portuguese Government. The large reduction of 
Taxes in the last and present year has not been attended with a pro- 
portionate diminution of the Public Income. He notices the pro- 
gress of a formidable disease (the Cholera) in the Eastern Parts 
of Europe, which has extended its ravages to Ports in the Baltic ; 
he has directed all precautions to be taken against its introduc- 
tion into this Country. Great distress has prevailed in some 
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districts, and particularly in the Western Counties of Ireland ; 
he has authorized the application of means at his disposal to 
relieve it, but recommends the consideration of measures for 
improving the natural resources of the Country. Local dis- 
turbances have taken place. In the Counties of Clare, Roscom- 
mon and Galway, a system of violence and outrage had for some 
time been carried on; but the authority of the Law has been suc- 
cessfully exerted ; Lxxxvi. 525. 


28. 20° Octobris 1831.—The King has felt satisfaction in con- 
firming Bills for amending the Game Laws, for the Reduction of 
Taxes and for Improvements in the Law of Bankruptcy. He 
continues to receive proofs of the friendly disposition of Foreign 
Powers. The separation of Holland and Belgium has been 
unanimously agreed upon by the Plenipotentiaries of the Five 
Powers assembled in London. A Treaty founded on this 
arrangement has been presented to the Dutch and Belgian Pleni- 
potentiaries. He thanks the House of Commons for the Provision 
made for his Royal Consort in the event of her surviving him. 
The state of Europe has made an increased Expenditure neces- 
sary. He recommends to Members attention to the preservation 
of tranquillity, and states that in the next Session they must 
again consider the question of a Constitutional Reform in the 
Commons House of Parliament ; txxxvi. 935. 





[1831-2.] 

29. 6° Decembris 1831.—A speedy settlement of the question 
of Parliamentary Reform becomes daily of more pressing import- 
ance to the security of the State. The King laments the distress 
which prevails; and adverts to the existence of a disease (the 
Cholera) atSunderland. In parts of Ireland a systematic opposition 
has been made to the payment of Tithes: it will be one of the first 
duties of Parliament to inquire as to improvements that may be 
made in the Laws. The conduct of the Portuguese Government 
has prevented a renewal of Diplomatic Relations. A Treaty has 
been made between the Five Powers and the King of the Bel- 
gians, but a similar Treaty has not been agreed to by the King of 
the Netherlands. His Majesty has concluded a Convention with 
the King of the French for the Suppression of the African Slave 
Trade. He adverts to scenes of violence at Bristol, and directs 
attention to the improvement of the Municipal Police of the 
Kingdom ; txxxvut. 3, 4. 


30. 16° Augusti 1832.—The King trusts that the Laws passed 
for reforming the Representation of the People will restore 
gencral confidence in the Legislature, and give additional security 
to the settled Institutions of the State. He laments the conti- 
nuance of Disturbances in Ireland. The completion of measures 
for establishing a new system in the Collection of Tithes must be 
attended to when Parliament next assembles. He adverts to the 
measures for extending Education to the People of Ireland. 
Although the disputes between Holland and Belgium, and the 
contest in Portugal between the Princes of the House of Bra- 
ganza, continue, he looks with confidence to the preservation 
of the general Peace. Notwithstanding the reduction of the 
Revenue by the Repeal of Taxes, the Service of the Year has been 
provided for. He recommends the attention of Members to 
the preservation of Peace in their respective Counties; txxxvir. 
591. 





[1833.] 


31. 29° Januarii 1833.—Parliament is opened by the Lords 
Commissioners, who signify His Majesty’s pleasure that a Speaker 
should be chosen; Lxxxvitl. 3, 4. 


32. 5° Februarii 1833.—The King laments the continuance of 
Civil War in Portugal; He has abstained from all interference 
except for the protection of British Subjects. He adverts to the 
capture of the Citadel of Antwerp, and the Embargo laid on the 
Dutch Commerce. The good faith and honour with which the 
French Government has acted, and the friendly assurances of the 
chief Powers of Europe, give him confidence in the general Peace. 
He notices the approaching termination of the Charters of the 
Bank of England and of the East India Company. The atten- 
tion of Parliament will be directed to the State of the Church as 
regards its Temporalities, and to the Collection of Tithes. He 
recommends the Commutation of Tithes in Ireland. There are 
other subjects hardly less important to the welfare of Ireland, as 
affecting the Administration of Justice and the Local Taxation of 
that Country. The state of the Revenue has fully realized expec- 
tations. In this part of the United Kingdom the public Peace has 
been preserved, but in Ireland disturbances have greatly increased, 
and he desires additional powers for controlling and punishing the 


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I. Speeches of the King, &amp;c. at the Opening and Close of each Session—continued. 


disturbers of the public Peace, and for preserving and strengthen- 
ing the Legislative Union between the two Countries; Lxxxviut. 
5, 6. 

33. 29° Augusti 1833.—-The King continues to receive friendly 
assurances from Foreign Powers. The Convention concluded by 
him, in conjunction with the King of the French, with the King of 
the Netherlands, prevents the renewal of hostilities in the Low 
Countries. He has accredited a Minister to the Court of Her 
most Faithful Majesty at Lisbon. The hostilities which had dis- 
turbed Turkey have terminated. He notices the measures con- 
nected with the Charters of the Bank of England and of the East 
India Company, the Abolition of Colonial Slavery, Amendments 
in the Law, and the Establishment of the Court of Privy Council. 
He has issued a Commission for digesting the Criminal Law, and 
for inquiring whether a similar process may be extended to other 
Branches of our Jurisprudence. He has also issued Commissions 
for investigating the State of Municipal Corporations. The result 
of their inquiries will enable Parliament to place the internal 
Government of Corporate Cities and Towns upon a solid founda- 
tion. Two important Acts have passed for giving Constitutions 
to the Royal and Parliamentary Burghs of Scotland. The 
expediency of extending similar advantages to unincorporated 
Towns in England will be hereafter considered. He has not 
found it necessary, except in a limited degree, to use the powers 
confided to him to control and punish disturbers of the public 
Peace in Ireland. The Act passed with respect to Church Tem- 
poralities in Ireland, and for the Abolition of Vestry Assessments, 
and the Acts for the better Regulation of Juries, afford proof that 
reliance may be placed in the Parliament of the United Kingdom. 
The House of Commons have wisely applied the savings effected 
by economy to a diminution of the public Burthens. 





[1834.] 

34. 4° Februarii 1834.—The manner in which the measure for 
the Abolition of Slavery has been received throughout the British 
Colonies, and the progress made by the Legislature of Jamaica in 
carrying it into execution, afford just grounds of anticipating the 
happiest results. The Reports from Commissioners on Municipal 
Corporations, the Poor Laws, and Ecclesiastical Revenue and 
Patronage in England and Wales, will be laid before Parliament. 
A final settlement between Holland and Belgium has not been 
effected, and the Civil War in Portugal still continues. Upon the 
Death of the King of Spain, His Majesty did not hesitate to 
recognize the succession of his Infant Daughter. The Peace of 
Turkey, since the settlement that was made with Mehemet Ali, has 
not been interrupted. It will be His Majesty’s object to prevent 
any change in the relations of that Empire with other Powers. 
The accounts of the Revenue as compared with the Expenditure, 
will be found most satisfactory. His Majesty laments the conti- 
nuance of Distress amongst the Proprietors and Occupiers of Land ; 
in other respects the state of the Country, as regards internal 
tranquillity, Commerce and Manufactures, affords a prospect of 
progressive improvement. He recommends a final adjustment of 
the Tithes in Ireland. The public tranquillity has been generally 
preserved. He has seen with regret and indignation attempts to 
excite the People of that Country to demand a Repeal of the 
Legislative Union, which it is his determination to maintain ; 
LXXXIX. 3, 4. 


35. 15° Augusti 1834.—The King continues to receive friendly 
assurances from Foreign Powers. He laments the postponement 
of a settlement between Holland and Belgium. The Civil War 
in Portugal has terminated. The Treaty with the King of the 
French, the Queen Regent of Spain and the Regent of Portugal, 
contributed to this happy result. Events have since occurred in 
Spain to disappoint hopes of tranquillity in that Country, to which 
His Majesty in concert with the other Powers who are Parties to 
the Treaty of 22 April will give attention. The Peace of Turkey 
remains undisturbed. He expresses his satisfaction at the Poor 
Law Act; it will be his duty to provide that the authority of the 
Commissioners be exercised with temperance and caution; he 
expects that the discreet enforcement of the Act will elevate the 
character, increase the comforts, and improve the condition of the 
People. He adverts to the Establishment of a Central Court for 
the Trial of Offences in the Metropolis. The attention of Parlia- 
ment will be directed next Session to our Jurisprudence and 
Municipal Corporations. The continued increase of the Revenue, 
notwithstanding the Repeal of so many Taxes, shows that the 
Resources of the Country are unimpaired. He believes that there 
is general tranquillity and industry amongst all classes of Society ; 
LXXXIXx. 604. 





[1835.] 





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[1835.] 


36. 19° Februarii 1835.—The Parliament is opened by the 


Lords Commissioners, who signify His Majesty’s pleasure that a 
Speaker be chosen; xc. 3. 


37. 24° Februarii 1835.—The King adverts to the destruction 
by accidental Fire of the two Houses of Parliament. The friendly 
assurances of Foreign Powers justify expectations of the con- 
tinuance of Peace. The single exception to general tranquillity 
in Europe is the civil contest in the Northern Provinces of 
Spain. The relations between Holland and Belgium remain 
unsettled. The demands for the Public Service will be less than 
on any occasion within recent experience. The satisfactory State 
of Trade and Commerce will enable the Revenue to meet the 
Compensation for the Abolition of Slavery. He laments that the 
Agricultural Interest is in a state of great depression. He recom- 
mends the consideration of a method for mitigating the pressure 
of Local Charges. He observes with satisfaction the concurrence 
of the Colonial Legislature in giving effect to the Law for the 
Abolition of Slavery. Measures for the general adjustment of 
the Tithe Question in Ireland, the Commutation of Tithes in Eng- 
land and Wales, the improvement of our Civil Jurisprudence and 
the Administration of Justice in Ecclesiastical Causes, the main- 
tenance of Ecclesiastical Discipline and celebration of Marriage 
by Dissenters, will have to be considered. He has appointed a 
Commission for considering the state of the several Dioceses in 
England and Wales. He calls attention to the condition of the 
Church of Scotland. It will be the common object of His 
Majesty and of Parliament to strengthen the Institutions in Church 
and State; xc. 6, 7. 


38. 10° Septembris 1835.—The King looks forward to the 
preservation of the general Peace. He laments the continuance 
of the civil contest in Spain. In furtherance of the objects of 
the Treaty of Quadruple Alliance, he has granted permission to 
his Subjects to engage in the Service of the Queen of Spain. He 
has concluded Conventions with Denmark, Sardinia and Sweden, 
and has signed another with Spain for the suppression of the 
Slave Trade. He is engaged. in Negociations with other Powers 
in Europe and South America for the same object. He cordially 
concurs in the Act for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations 
in England and Wales. He rejoices that the condition of Ire- 
land permitted the substitution of milder Enactments for those 
which have expired. The terms on which the Loan for the Com- 
pensation to Proprietors of Slaves has been obtained prove the 
flourishing State of Public Credit; xc. 662. 





[1836. ] 

39. 4° Februarii 1836.—The intimate union between this 
Country and France is a pledge to Europe of the continuance of 
the general Peace. His Majesty has offered his Mediation 
between France and the United States. He laments the continu- 
ance of the civil contest in the Northern Provinces of Spain. 
The prudent and vigorous conduct of the Government of Spain 
inspires him with the hope that the authority of the Queen will 
soon be established in every part of her domains. He has con- 
cluded with the Queen of Spain a Treaty for the suppression of 
the Slave Trade. The necessity of maintaining the Maritime 
Strength has caused an increase in the Navy Estimates. The State 





II. Speeches of The King, or'of The Queen, in answer to Addresses laid before 


them : 


43. Of the King; In Answer to Addresses of Thanks for 
Speeches at the Opening of each Session (Geo. IV.); txxv. 120. 
—LXXVI. 8.—LXXVII. 10.—LxXXvIII. 10.—Lxx1x. 17.—Lxxx. 14.— 
LXXXI. 16.—Lxxx1l. 29.—LXXxIlIl. 15,—LxXxx1IV. 20.—.Lxxxv. 15. 
———-(Will. [V.); uxxxvi. 23. 549.—.xxxvit. 12.—.xxxvut. 35. 
—LXXXIX. 12.—xc. 38.—xcI. 11.—xcr1. 26. 


44, 24° Junii 1820.—Of Queen Caroline; In Answer to a 
Resolution of the House laid before her, expressive of the regret 
of the House that the late endeavours to frame an arrangement 
have not led to an amicable Adjustment, &amp;c., declining to with- 
draw her Appeal to Public Justice; xxv. 352. 


45. 3° Maii 1822.—Of the King; In Answer to Address for 


the Abolition of the Office of one of the Postmasters General ; 
LXXVII. 232. 


46. 2° Maii 1823.—Of the King; In Answer to Address 
that the House had considered the Papers relative to the late 
Negociation with Spain, and to assure His Majesty of the con- 
currence of the House with respect to interference in the internal 
concerns of independent Nations; txxvitl. 278. 

















of Commerce and Manufactures is highly satisfactory. The dif- 
ficulties felt in important branches of Agriculture may deserve 
inquiry. The attention of Parliament will be directed to the 
Ecclesiastical Establishment; to the state of the Tithes in Eng- 
land and Wales; to the Administration of Justice, particularly in 
the Court of Chancery ; to the settlement of the Tithe Question, 
the Establishment of Municipal Corporations and Poor Laws in 
Ireland ; xc1. 4. 


40. 20° Augusti 1836.—The friendly assurances of Foreign 
Powers enable His Majesty to congratulate Parliament on the pros- 
pect of Peace. He laments the internal state of Spain; he has 
afforded to the Queen the co-operation of a part of his Naval Force. 
He has been enabled toremove the misunderstanding between France 
and the United States. He adverts to the passing of measures for 
carrying into effect Recommendations of the Church Commission, 
for the Commutation of Tithes in England and Wales, and for 
Civil Registration and Marriages. He observes with gratification 
the tranquillity which has prevailed, and the diminution of 
Crimes in Ireland. He is gratified to perceive that provision has 
been made for the full Compensation to the Owners of Slaves. 
The increased productiveness of the Revenue has enabled the 
House of Commons to meet these Charges, and also to repeal and 
reduce Taxes. The Condition of Manufactures and Commerce 
affords a subject of congratulation ; xc1. 843. 





[1837.] 


41. 31° Januarii 1837.—The Lords Commissioners are com- 
manded to acquaint Parliament that His Majesty continues to 
receive friendly assurances from Foreign Powers. He laments that 
the civil contest in Spain has not been brought to a close; his co- 
operating Force has rendered useful assistance to the Troops of 
Her Catholic Majesty. In consequence of events in Portugal, 
he ordered a temporary augmentation of his Naval Force in the 
Tagus, and the Admiral commanding the Squadron was authorized, 
in case of need, to afford protection to the Person of the Queen. 
He calls attention to the State of Lower Canada, and recommends 
the consideration of improvements in the Law, and measures for 
giving increased stability to the Established Church. The in- 
crease of the Revenue has more than justified expectations. He 
recommends an early renewal of inquiries into the operation of 
the Joint Stock Banks Act, and the consideration of the Consti- 
tution of Municipal Corporations, the Laws relating to Tithe, and 
a Legal Provision for the Poor in Ireland; xcm. 4. 


42. 17° Julii 1837.—Her Majesty (Queen Victoria) repeats 
her cordial Thanks for the Condolence of Parliament upon the 
Death of his late Majesty, and for their Congratulations upon 
her Accession. She rejoices to find the Country in amity with all 
Foreign Powers. She thanks the House of Commons for their 
liberal Supplies for the Public Service and for the Provision made 
to meet the Payments usually chargeable upon the Civil List. 
She adverts with satisfaction to the Measures for the Amendment 
of the Criminal Code and the Reduction of the Number of 
Capital Punishments. She hails the mitigation of the severity of 
the Law as an auspicious Commencement of her Reign. It will 
be her care to strengthen our institutions, Civil and Ecclesiastical, 


and to do all in her power to compose animosity and discord ; 
xcil. 671. 


47. 13° Decembris 1826.—Of the King; In Answer to 
Address of Thanks for Message respecting the Application of the 
Queen of Portugal for Aid against Foreign Invasion; xxx. 118. 
[Note—The Answer to this Address came in the Form of a 
Written Message having the Sign Manual.] 

48. 16° Februarii 1827.—Of the King; In Answer to 
Address of Condolence on the Death of the Duke of York; 
LXXXxII. 183. 

49. 1° Julii 1830.—Of King William the Fourth; In Answer 
to Address of Congratulation on His Majesty’s Accession to the 
Throne, and of Condolence on the Death of the late King ; 
uxxxv. 602. [By Sign Manual.) 


50. 6° Julii 1830.—Of the King; In Answer to Address of 
Thanks for Communication relative to the Dissolution of Parlia- 
ment in consequence of the Demise of the Crown; Lxxxv. 624. 
[By Sign Manual.] 

51. 22° Julii 1830.—Of the King; In Answer to Address of 
both Houses for the Removal of Sir Jonah Barrington, Judge of 
the Admiralty Court in Ireland; uxxxv. 653. 


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II. Speeches of The King, &amp;c. in answer to Addresses—continued. 


52. 21° Maii 1832.—Of the King; In Answer to an Address 
relative to the change in His Majesty’s Councils by the Retire- 
ment of those Ministers in whom the House continues to repose 
unabated confidence, &amp;c.; txxxvui. 325. 

53. 27° Junii 1832.—Of the King; In Answer to Address 
of Congratulation for His Majesty’s escape from the late atro- 
cious and treasonable Attempt upon His Majesty (Ascot Races) ; 
LXXXvil. 435. 

54. 10° Junii 1833.—Of the King; In Answer to Address 
expressing regret at the continuance of hostilities in Portugal, 
and grateful acknowledgements of the judicious Policy pursued 
with reference to the Affairs of that Country ; uxxxvi. 471. 

55. 1° Maii 1834.—Of the King; In Answer to Address of 
both Houses respecting the Maintenance of the Union with Ire- 
land ; txxxrx. 242. 

56, 10° Junii 1835.—Of the King; In Answer to Address 





for the adoption of Measures for putting an end to the Traffic in 


III. Incidental Proceedings : 


61. Speeches of The King, of The Queen, or of the Lords 
Commissioners, on the Opening of the Session for the despatch 
of Public Business, are read by the Speaker after saying, that 
he had, to prevent mistakes, obtained a Copy; ixxv. 110.— 
LXXVI. 3.—LXXVII. 4.—LXXVIII. 4.—LXXIX. 4.—LXXX. 3.—LXXXI. 
3.—LXXXUl. 10.—LXXXIIIl. 4.—LXXXIV. 5.—LXXXV. 5.—LXXXVI. 9. 
524,.—LXXXVII. 3.—LXXXVIII. 5.—LXXXIX. 38.—xc. 6,—xcI. 3.— 
XCII. 4, The same Speeches referred to Select Committees 
appointed to draw up Addresses thereupon ; .xxv. 111.—.xxv1. 4. 
—LXXVII. 5.—LXXVIII. 5.— LXXIX. 5.—LXXX. 5.—LXXXI. 4,—LXXXII. 
; 12.—LXXxUlI. 5,—LXXXIV. 6.—LXXXV. 7.—LXXXvI. 18. 526.— 
LXXXVII. 6.—LXXXVIII. 27,——-LXXXIX. 9.—xC. 24.—xcl. 6.— xc. 4. 
———tThe same Speech (as soon as the Address has been agreed 
to and ordered to be presented) is ordered to be taken into Consi- 
deration on a future Day; txxv. 119.—Lxxvi. 6.—LxxviI. 9.— 
LXXVIII. 13.—LXXIX. 9.—LXXX. 9.—LXXXI. 9.—LXXXII. 29.— 





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Slaves carried on under the protection of Flags of Foreign 
Nations, particularly those of Spain and Portugal; xc. 323. 


57. 15° Augusti 1835.—Of the King; In Answer to Address 
submitting Resolutions relative to Orange Lodges in the Army ; 
xe. 552. [By Sign Manual.] 


58. 25° Februarii 1836.—Of the King; In Answer to 
Address to take Measures for the Discouragement of Orange 
Lodges; xcr.81. [By Sign Manual.] 


59. 27° Junii 1837.—Of Queen Victoria; In Answer to 
Address of Thanks for Communication relative to the Dissolution 
of Parliament in consequence of the Demise of the Crown; xcut. 
513. [By Sign Manual.] 

60. 27° Junii 1837.—Of Queen Victoria; In Answer to 
Address of Congratulation on Her Majesty’s Accession to the 
Throne, and of Condolence on the Death of the late King; xcu. 
513. [By Sign Manual.} 


fore reading the Order of the Day for the Second Reading of a 
Bill; xc1. 324.——Read, and Committees of the Whole House 
appointed to consider parts thereof; txxvu. 18.——Part of 
Speech to be taken into consideration on a future Day; xcr. 54. 
Paragraph in King’s Speech read in Committee of the 
Whole House; xcr1. 127. 

63. Parts of such Speeches read, and Motion made for Leave to 
bring in a Bill; xc1.28.—&lt;—And House resolves itself into 
Committee to consider various Matters; uxxxiv. 109.———And 
House will resolve itself into Committee to consider various 
Matters; txxxrx. 150.—xcm. 35. 91.——-And Motion for an 
Address, withdrawn ; Lxxx1v. 357.—&lt;——-And House will imme- 
diately resolve itself into Committee to consider various Matters ; 
xc. 160.—xcr. 289.—xcu. 313.——~-And Select Committees 
appointed to consider or inquire into various Matters; txxx11. 76. 
—LXXXxVvil. 26.—xc. 38.—xc1. 13. 


64. Speeches of the Speaker to be entered in the Journals,— 
In addressing Persons at the Bar; xc. 391. 403. 409. 481. 500. 
547.———In admonishing Persons ; txxxvu. 294. 365. In 
reprimanding Persons; Lxxv. 431. 443.—Lxxx. 470.—Lxxxll. 525. 
—LXXxxil. 151. 199.—.x xxv. 452.—xc. 391.———To be printed 
in the Votes, and entered in the Journals; Lxxxvit. 535. 568. 


65. Speeches of the Lord Chancellor in the House of Peers,— 
At the beginning of a New Parliament, by His Majesty’s Com- 
mand, directing the House of Commons to choose a Speaker; 
LXXV. 107.—LXXXII. 7.—LXxXxvi. 5. 521,—LXXxvill. 3.—xc. 3. 
———Signifying His Majesty’s Approbation of the choice of 
a Speaker; txxv. 108.—Lxxxul. 8.—LXXxxvi. 7. 523.—.Lxxxvull. 5. 
—xc. 5.———At the Close of a Session, signifying His Majesty’s 
Will and Pleasure for proroguing the Parliament; txxv. 485.— 
LXxx. 641.—Lxxx1x. 603.—xcu. 671, &amp;c. 


See Addresses, 1-19. House,15. Journals,4. Speaker, 
6-9. Supply, 3. 














: LXXXIII. 9.—LXXXIV, 12,—LXxxv. 12.—LxXxx1l. 29.—LXxx11I. 9. 
—LXXXIV. 12.—Lxxxv. 12.—LXxx1Ix. 9.—xc. 32.—xcl. 11.—xc. 
; 17, &amp;c.————- On which Day the Speech is again read by 
f Mr. Speaker, and a Motion is made that a Supply be granted 
to His or Her Majesty ; whereupon the House resolves to resolve 
1 itself into a Committee of the Whole House, on a future Day, to 
consider of that Motion ; txxv. 120.—.Lxxvi. 8.—.Lxxvul. 10.— 
LXXVIII. 16.—LxXx1x. 12.—Lxxx. 14.—Lxxxi. 13.—LxxxuI. 29.— 
ad LXXXIII. 12.—LxxxIv. 15,—LXxxv. 17.—LXXXVI. 37.—LXXXVIII. 
31.—Lxxx1x. 12.—xc. 34.—xcr. 11.—xci1. 20, &amp;.——— The 
a Order of the Day for the House to resolve itself into the above 
l Committee being then read, the Speech is referred to the said 
r Committee; txxv. 126.—.xxvi. 13.—.Lxxvil. 19.—1LxxvitI. 20.— 
e LXXIx. 16.—LXxx. 17.—.LXxxI. 17.—Lxxxul. 16.—.LxxxIv. 21.— 
t. LXXXVIII. 39.—LxXxxIXx. 15.—xc. 39.—xc1. 13.—xcu. 22, &amp;e. 
- 62. Such Speeches, or parts thereof, occasionally read in Pro- 
if ceedings of the House; On the House proceeding according to 
1 Order to take the same into consideration; Lxxvi1. 30.——Be- 
1, 
5 
Spirit Licenses &gt;——See Committees, 1447. Licenses, 4. 
€ 6. Petitions, 1898, §c. Spirits. 
Spirits : Bills relative to: 
to 1. To continue Acts 54 Geo. III. c. 149, and 59 Geo. III. 
ie c. 75, to regulate the Trade in Spirits between Great Britain and 
8. Ireland ; Ordered, txxv. 406. Presented, 415. Instruction re- 
. specting the Duties on Irish Spirits, 424. Rr. a. 468. 
2. To repeal so much of Act 57 Geo. IIT. as prohibits the Sale 
m in England of any Spirits not being Spirits of Wine, British 
, Brandy, Gin or Compounds; Ordered, uxxv. 413. Presented, 
422. R.A. 468. 
“a 3. To amend Act 59 Geo. III., and to allow Spirits to be 
mp imported from the East Indies under the same Regulations as 
oa Spirits imported from the West Indies; Ordered, txxvi. 465. 
Instruction relative to the Importation of Arrack, 465. Bill pre- 
of sented; printed; Day appointed for the Second Reading; 469. 
ofl Not proceeded in. 
ap 4. To repeal the Duties payable in respect of Spirits distilled 
of in England, and of Licenses for distilling, rectifying or com- 
of pounding such Spirits, and for the Sale of Spirits, and to impose 
other Duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, txxx. 340. Presented, 
te 352. Printed, 366. As amended, printed, 414. Petitions in 
ail 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








Spirits : Bills relative to—continued. 


favour; From Publicans and Spirit Dealers of Chester, 469. 
Petitions against; From, Farmers of Wolverhampton, 487. 
Norwich, Brothercross and Lynn, 529. Distillers of Ireland, 
529, Pe. William Sylvester Wilson &amp; Co., and Corn Distillers of 
England, 536, rp. Land-owners of Bungay, 573, p. Bill re- 
committed; as amended, printed; 507. Re-committed, 531. 
Reported, 545. R. a. 603. 


5-6. To continue and amend, and to extend to the whole of the 
United Kingdom certain Provisions contained in several Acts 
relating to the Rectification, compounding or retailing of 
Spirits; Ordered, txxxi. 424. Presented ; printed; 426. In- 
struction to make provision for compelling an early payment of 
the Duty on Malt made to be used in distilling Spirits from 
Malt only, 461. Bill, as amended, printed, 473. Rk. a. 535. 

7. To impose additional Duties of Excise on Spirits; Or- 
dered, uxxxv. 187. Presented, 576. nr. a. 645.———To grant 
Allowances on Spirits distilled in Scotland and Ireland from Malt 
only ; Ordered, txxxvi. 129. But not presented. 


8. To impose an Additional Duty of Customs on Spirits, the 
produce of the British Possessions in America; Ordered, exxxv. 
187. Presented, 576. nr. a. 645. 


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Spirits : Bills relative to—continued. 


9. To impose an additional Duty of Customs on Spirits the 
produce of the British Possessions in America; Ordered, txxxv. 
‘555. Not presented. 

10. To permit the Distillation of Spirits from Mangel Warzel, 
and to regulate the mode of charging Duty on Spirits distilled 
from Sugar; Ordered, uxxxvi. 396. Presented; printed; 398. 
R. A. 542. “ 

11. To repeal the Duties on Spirits made in Ireland, and to 
impose other Duties in lieu thereof, and to impose additional 
Duties on Licenses to Retailers of Spirits in the United King- 
dom; Ordered, rxxx1x. 546. Presented’; printed; 551. Peti- 
tions against ; From, Ipswich, Pontypool, Hawick, 599.  R. 4. 
598. 

12. To exempt certain Retailers of Spirits to a small amount 
from the additional Duties on Licenses, and to discontinue the 
Excise Survey on Wine, and the use of Permits for the removal 
thereof; Ordered, xc.553. Presented; printed; 555. Petitions 
against ; From Licensed Victuallers and others of London and 
Westminster, 601. nk. a. 611. 


13. To impose Countervailing Duties of Excise on Mixtures, 
‘Compounds, Preparations and Commodities made from or with 
Spirits removed from Jreland to England or Scotland, or from 
Scotland to England, and to grant Countervailing Drawbacks on 
the removal of the same from England to Scotland or Ireland, 
or from Scotland to Ireland, and to repeal the additional Du- 
ties of Excise on Licenses to Retailers of Spirits in the United 
Kingdom, imposed by an Act passed in the Fourth and Fifth 
Year of His present Majesty, and to alter certain provisions in the 
Laws of Excise relating to Distillers and Retailers of Spirits ; 
Ordered, xc1. 678. Presented ; printed; 683. Rr. a. 799. 


14. To enable Persons to recover Debts contracted for Spi- 
-rituous Liquors ; Ordered, xc1. 301. Presented ; printed ; 313. Pe- 
titions in favour ; From, Beith, 616.—Cumbernauld, 420.—Derry, 
645.—Falkirk, 470. Fisherrow, 392.—Glasgow, 437. Grangemouth, 
621.—Hamilton, 420.—Irvine, 376. — Johnstone, 402.—Leith, 
326. Linlithgow, 353. Lochwinnoch, 402.—Musselburgh, 392.— 
Perth, 392.— Queensferry, 353. Committee put off for Six 
‘Months, 586. 


15. To permit Rectified Spirits and Compounds to be ware- 
housed for Removal from and to England, Scotland and Ireland 
respectively, and for Exportation to Foreign Parts, and to be 
removed and exported under certain Regulations; Ordered, 
xcu. 668. Presented; printed; 669. Not proceeded in. 


Treland : 


16. To provide for the collecting and securing the Duties on 
Spirits distilled in Ireland; Ordered, txxv. 452. Presented, 458. 
Committed, 463. Reported; Further Consideration of Report 
put off for Three Months, and Bill, as amended, printed, 471. 


17. For charging a Duty on British Spirits brought into cer- 
tain parts of the District of Lisburne, in Ireland; Ordered, txxv1. 
380. Presented, 462. r. a. 502. See Committees, 461. 


18. To permit the Distillation of Spirits in Ireland in Small 
Stills; Ordered, txxv. 452. Presented, 458. Committed, 464. 
Bill reported; Further Consideration of Report put off for Three 
Months; Bill, as amended, printed ; 471. 

19. For the more effectual Suppression of Unlicensed Stills, 
&amp;c.; Ordered, txxv. 452. Presented, 458. Committed, 464. 
Reported ; Further Consideration of Report put off for Three 
Months; Bill, as amended, printed; 471. 


20. Torepealso much of Act 59 Geo. III. c. 98, respecting 
Still Fines, as relates to Grand Juries presenting Half the 
Expenses of the Police; Ordered, rxxv. 287. Not presented. 


21. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the Sale 
of Wine, Spirits, Beer and Cider by Retail, in Ireland; Ordered, 
Lxxxvil. 227. Presented; printed; 243. Bill committed to a 
Select Committee, 498. (See Committees, 1120.) Bill, as amended, 
printed, 604. Re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 
662. R.A. 726. 


See supra, 1. 11; infra, 24. 27. 
Scotland : 


22. To grant certain Duties in Scotland upon Wash or Spirits 
made from Corn, and upon Licenses for making or keeping Stills; 
Ordered, txxv. 407. Presented, 415. pr. a. 468. 


23. To grant certain Duties in Scotland upon Wash or Spirits 
made from Corn or Grain; Ordered, txxvi. 298. Presented ; 
printed ; 307. R. a. 406. 


24. For granting certain Duties of Excise upon Spirits dis- 
tilled from Corn or Grain in Scotland and Ireland ; Ordered, 
LXXvitt. 385. Presented ; printed ; 391. As amended, printed, 410. 
Re-committed, 440. nk. a. 479. 


Spirits : Bills relative to—continued. 


Scotland—continued. 

25. For allowing to Distillers a Drawback of the Duty on 
Malt in Scotland; Ordered, txxvi. 441. Instruction for an 
Allowance on Spirits for Home Consumption, 441. _ Bill pre- 
sented, 446. Rr. A. 492. 

26. For allowing to Distillers for Home Consumption in Scot- 
land a Drawback of the Duty on Malt; Ordered, rxxvu. 404. 
Presented, 409. kr. a. 446. 

27. Toreduce the Allowance on Spirits made from Malt only, in 
Scotland and Ireland; Ordered, txxxvut. 129. Presented; printed ; 
139. Petitions against ; From, Perth; Perthshire, Highlands of; 
154. Elgin, County of, 208. Elgin, Excise Collection, Distillers 
in, 223. Order for Second Reading read ; Motion, that the Bill be 
now read a Second Time ; Amendment proposed, but not made ; 
Main Question agreed to; 155. Order for Committee read ; 
Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendment 
proposed, but not made; Main Question agreed to, 236. Order 
for Third Reading read; Motion, that the Bill be now read the 
Third Time ; Amendment proposed, but not made; Main Ques- 
tion agreed to; 241. R. a. 259. 

28. To allow the Exportation of Spirits distilled from Corn for 
Home Consumption in Scotland; Ordered, rxxvi. 404. Pre- 
sented, 409. Rr. a. 480. 

29. To continue certain Parts of Act 3 Geo. III., for prevent- 
ing Illicit Distillation in Scotland; Ordered, txxix. 377. Pre- 
sented, 383. Rr. A. 467. 


30. To continue Act for preventing Private Distillation in 
Scotland ; Ordered, rxxx1. 224. Presented, 233. Rr. a. 324. 


See Accounts and Papers, 5590-5802. Committees, 589- 
596. 1120. 1416. Customs, 14. Ewart, Rutson § Co. 
Malt. Petitions, 1898-1906. 


Spirits of Wine :—see spirits, 2. 
Spitalfields Weavers :—see Petitions, 1907. Sith. 


Spoiled Stamps :——See Stamps and Stamp Duties, 1.3. 


Spring Guns: Bills relative to: 


1. To declare unlawful the setting of Spring Guns and other 
offensive Engines in Woods and Plantations, or elsewhere ; From 
the Lords; txxx. 272. Read; printed; 281. Petition of Warren 
Farmers of Norfolk and Suffolk, against, 332. Bill considered, 
and reported, with Amendments, 595. Bill read a Third Time, 
and Ques. Neg., that the Bill, with the Amendments, do pass, 617. 

2. To prohibit and declare unlawful the setting of Spring 
Guns; Ordered, txxx1. 236. Presented; printed; 237. Peti- 
tion of the Earl of Glengall, against, 264. Third Reading put off 
for Six Months, 299. 

3. To prohibit and declare unlawful the setting of Spring 
Guns; Ordered, txxxu. 302. Presented; printed; 303. As 
amended, printed, 353. Re-committed, 360. Bill passed by the 
Lords, with Amendments, 399. To be printed, as amended, by 
the Lords, 399. Amendments to be considered, 422. Petition of 
Market Gardeners of Isleworth, Twickenham and Brentford, for 
extending Provision in Lords’ Amendments for the Protection of 
Dwelling Houses, to Gardens enclosed by Walls, 436. Amend- 
ments considered, and, with an Amendment, agreed to, 469. 
Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 478. rR. a. 494. 

4. To permit the setting of Spring Guns and Man Traps in 
certain cases; From the Lords, txxxvi. 860. Read; printed ; 
860. Second Reading deferred, 927. Not proceeded in, 

See Accounts and Papers, 5804. Addresses, 1257, 1258. 


Stafford Borough 2——See Accounts and Papers, 
5805. Committees, 1121. 1270. Eleetions, 77-83. 364, 365. 
536-538. Reports, 16. 


Stage Coaches: Bills relative to: 


1. To punish criminally Drivers of Stage Coaches or Carriages 
for Accidents occasioned by Negligence or Misconduct; Ordered, 
Lxxv. 132. Presented; printed; 150. As amended, printed, 
207. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 243. R. a. 278. 


2. To explain and amend Act 50 Geo. III. c. 48; Ordered, 
Lxxvil. 102. Presented, 333. Printed, 347. Third Reading 
deferred, 365. 

3. To reduce the Duties payable on Stage Coaches ; Ordered, 
txxvit. 387. Instruction for amending Act 50 Geo. III. c. 48, 
393. Bill presented, 393. Printed, 394. As amended, printed, 
408. R.A. 474, 

4. To make further Regulations relating to the licensing of 
Stage Coaches ; Ordered, rxxx1. 245. Presented; printed; 246. 
R. A. 324, 








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Stage Coaches: Bills relative to—cont’. 


Stamps and Stamp Duties : 


5. For the more effectual Protection of Stage Coach Proprie- 
tors against Losses hy the undue concealment of the value of 
Parcels or Packages, delivered to them for Conveyance or Cus- 
tody ; Ordered, txxxv. 485. Presented; printed; 495. As 
amended, printed, 567. Re-committed, 621. Reported, and, as 
amended, printed, 626. Re-committed; reported, and, as 
amended, printed, 631. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 649. 
R. A. 657. 

6. To amend Acts 13 Geo. IIIL., for regulating Stage Coaches, 
and for more effectually promoting the Safety of Passengers; Or- 
dered, rxxxvi. 128. Presented; printed; 166. Second Reading 
deferred, 505. Not proceeded in. 


7. To amend Acts relating thereto; Ordered ; presented ; 
printed ; uxxxviil. 571. R.A. 726. 
8. To amend an Act passed in the First Year of His present 
Majesty’s Reign, for the more effectual Protection of Mail Con- 
tractors, Stage Coach Proprietors, and other Common Carriers 


Stamps and Stamp 





for Hire, against the Loss of or Injury to Parcels or Packages 
delivered to them for Conveyance or Custody; Ordered, Lxxxrx. 
413. Presented; printed; 415. Second Reading deferred, 455. 
Not proceeded in. 
9. To regulate the plying, driving, standing, places of arrival 
and departure of Stage Coaches, Omnibuses, Cabriolets and other 
Hackney Carriages; and also the passing and re-passing of Wag- 
gons and other Carriages used for the Conveyance of Goods, 
within Twelve Miles of the General Post Office, St. Martin’s-le- 
Grand, in the City of London; Ordered, txxxrx. 120. Order of 
Leave for Bill discharged; Another Bill ordered ; 348. 
See Accounts and Papers, 5807-5811. 
Carriers. Committees, 523. 925. 
1910,1911. Post Horses, 3. 


Assessed Taxes, 15. 
Parcels. Petitions, 


Bills relative thereto : 





1. Toamend Act 54 Geo. III. c. 133, for enabling the Com- 
missioners to make Allowances for Spoiled Stamps; Ordered, 
Lxxv.391. Presented, 391. Report put off for Six Months, 418. 

2. For explaining and amending Acts relating to the Duties 


on Stamps, and for granting Relief in cases of Spoiled Stamps; 


Ordered, txxvi. 160. Presented, 170. Instruction relative to 


the Stamp Duties on Policies of Insurance, on Leases, on Reple- | 


vin Bonds, and Deeds of Settlement, 195. 
to the Stamp Duties on Leases, Setilements and Law Proceed- | 
ings, 259. Instruction relative to certain Policies of Insurance 
in Ireland, 315. Bill, as amended, printed, 264. Re-com- 
mitted; reported, and, as amended, printed; 319. Petitions 
against; From National Mutual Insurance Benefit Society, 
332, r. Manchester, 411, Pr. Further Consideration of Report 
deferred, 376. Not proceeded in. ——— For explaining and 
amending certain Acts relating thereto, and for extending Relief 
in cases of Spoiled Stamps; Ordered, txxvit. 181. Presented, 
241. Petitions against ; From, Law Stationers of London, 282, r. 
Manchester, 309. John Bannister, 351, p. 
Society, 395, p. Ship-owners of London, 432. Society of Advo- 
cates, Aberdeen, 460, Pp. Instruction relative to Policies of In- 
surance and Duties on Leases or Tacks, and on Leases or Agree- 
ments for Leases, 249. Bill reported, and, as amended, printed, 
252. Re-committed; reported, and, as amended, printed ; 373. 
Re-committed, 386. Instruction relative to certain Stamp Duties, 
387. Bill reported, and, as amended, printed, 394. Re-com- 
mitted, 417. Committee deferred, 470. Not proceeded in. 

3. For repealing Stamp Duties, and granting others; Ordered, 
LXXXV. 321, but not presented. 

4. To consolidate the Board of Stamps in Great Britain and 
Ireland ; Ordered, txxxu. 544. Presented, 554. 
R. A. 609. 


5. To consolidate certain Offices in the Collection of the Re- 
venues of Stamps and Taxes, and to amend the Law relating 
thereto; Ordered, xc. 387. Presented; printed; 411. r. a. 500. 

6. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to the Stamp 
Duties; Ordered, xcr. 187. Presented; printed; 221. Peti- 
tions against; From Law Stationers of London licensed to sell 
Stamps, 348. Inverary, 524. John Black, 622. Petitions for 
Alteration or Modification of the Bill; From Chairman of a 
Meeting at Glasgow, 393. John Thomas Barber Beaumont, 
404. Bill, as amended, printed, 398. Re-committed; Instruc- 
tion to make Provision for reducing the Duty on Newspapers ; 
Instruction to divide the Bill into two or more Bills; Report, 


London Insurance 


Printed, 556. 


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Instruction relative | 





That the Committee had divided the Bill into Two Bills; 677. 
See Newspapers, 4. 

7. To alter certain Duties of Stamps and Assessed Taxes, and 
to regulate the Collection thereof; Ordered, xc. 586. 


Presented ; | 
printed; 586. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 655. 


R. A. 657. 


GEN. INDEX, LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Duties: Bills—cont‘. 

8. To repeal the Stamp Duties on Cards and Dice, and ‘0 
grant other Duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, txxxiu. 236. Pre- 
sented; printed; 242. rR. a. 333. 


9. For further regulating the Payment of Duties under the 
management of the Commissioners of Stamps, on Insurances from 
loss or damage by Fire; Ordered, txxx11. 122. Presented ; printed; 
133. As amended, printed, 152. Re-committed, 195. R. a. 333. 

10. To amend the Laws in force relating to the Stamp 
Duties on Sea Insurances, on Articles of Clerkship, &amp;e., in 
Great Britain and Ireland, and on Receipts in Ireland; Or- 
dered, 1xxx11. 406. Presented; printed; 411. Petition of 
Solicitors before the Commissary, Sheriff, and City Courts of 
Edinburgh, incorporated by Royal Charter, and of John Gray, 
Solicitor-at-Law, Edinburgh, Preses of the General Law Associa- 
tion, &amp;c., against, 507. R. a. 534. 

11. To repeal the Stamp Duties on Advertisements and on 
certain Sea Insurances; to repeal the Stamp Duties on Receipts 
for sums under Five Pounds; Ordered, txxxviul. 359. Instruction 
to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in the Bill to make 
provision therein for exempting from Stamp Duty all Insurances 
on Farming Stock and Implements of Husbandry, 421. Bill 
presented ; printed; 421. Instructions to Committee to consider 
of the Duty payable on Pamphlets, 472. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to (the said Amendments being in furtherance of the 
Amendments made in this House on the Third Reading of the 
Bill); 516. Rr. a. 531. 

12. To remove doubts as to the amount of Stamp Duties to be 
paid on Deeds and other Instruments, under the several Acts in 
force in Great Britain and Ireland; Ordered, txxvi. 408. Pre- 
sented, 412. As amended, printed, 423. nk. a. 467. 

13. Torepeal certain Duties on Law Proceedings in the Courts 
of Great Britain and Ireland; Ordered, txx1x. 240. 
printed ; 277. 
R. A. 427, 


14. To transfer the Collection and Management of the Duties 
on Gold and Silver Plate Licenses from the Commissioners of 
Excise to the Commissioners of Stamps; Ordered, Lxxx. 537. 
Instruction relative to the Duties on Licenses, 553. Bill pre- 
sented, 553. Instruction to repeal so much of Act 4 Geo. LV. 
c. 53, as relates to Cocoa Paste, 576. nr. a. 626. 

15. To enable Bankers in England to issue certain unstamped 
Promissory Notes and Bills of Exchange upon payment of a 
Composition in lieu of the Stamp Duties thereon; Ordered, 
LXxx1. 286. Presented; printed; 288. R. a. 448. 

16. To repeal the Allowances made to Stationers on the pur- 
chase of Stamps for Receipts at the Head Office in London, and 
to grant an allowance to persons purchasing such Stamps of the 
Commissioners or Distributors of Stamps in Great Britain ; 
Ordered, txxx1u. 286. Presented; printed; 288. Petition of 
several Stationers of London against, 322, p. Bill reported; Clause 
offered; Motion, That the said Clause be brought up; Debate 
thereon adjourned, 342. Debate resumed; Motion, for bringing 
up Clause; Question Negatived thereupon ; 381. R. a. 448. 


17. For preventing the selling and uttering of Forged Stamps 
on Vellum, Parchment and Paper; Ordered, Lxxxvin. 652. 
Presented; printed; 654. Petition against; From William Creke, 
682. Instructions to Committee to make provision allowing 
a Per-centage to Purchasers of Receipt Stamps, 662. Order 
for Committee read; Acts 52 Geo. III. c. 150, and 47 Geo. IIT. 
c. 18, respecting Stamp Duties on Medicines and on Licenses for 
vending the same, read ; 686. Instructions to Committee to con- 
sider of the Duties payable on Artificial Mineral Waters, and of a 
drawback on the exportation of Irish Plate; Bill considered, and 
reported ; as amended, printed; 687. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 729. R. A.734. 


Presented ; 
Petition of Attornies of Clare in favour, 380, r. 


Ireland: 


18. To grant certain additional Stamp Duties on Law Pro- 
ceedings in Ireland; Ordered, txxvi1. 396. Presented ; printed; 
432. As amended, printed, 491. Report further considered, and 
Amendments to Bill to be engrossed, 496. R. a. 502.———To con- 
tinue above Act; Ordered, txxx1. 220. Presented, 226. r. a. 324. 

19. To reduce the Stamp Duties on the Re-conveyances of 
Mortgages, and to amend Acts for securing Stamp Duties in Ire- 
land; Ordered, txxvu. 441. Presented, 446. Instruction re- 
specting the Duty on Transfers of Mortgages, 472. R. a. 479. 

20. Motion respecting the purchase of a new Stamp Office in 
Edinburgh, Negatived; txxvi. 478. 

See Accounts and Papers, 5813-5843. 6711. 
Charitable Institutions, 2. 
597-629. 
Tax, 13. 
260. 1913, 


Almanacks. 

Coasting Trade,2. Committees, 

Fees, 1,2. Freemen, 1. 3. Land 

Parliamentary Representation, 7.34. Petitions, 
Post Horses, 4. Revenue, 6. 


Customs, 2. 


Stannaries 
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Stannaries Court (Cornwall) : Bills rela- 


tive to: 

1. To facilitate the taking of Affidavits and Affirmations in 
the Court of the Vice-Warden of the Stannaries of Cornwall ; 
Ordered, txxx1x. 413. Presented; printed; 419. R. a. 539. 


2. To make provision for the better and more expeditious Ad- 
ministration of Justice in the Stannaries of Cornwall, and for 
enlarging the Jurisdiction and improving the Practice and Pro- 
ceedings in the Courts of the said Stannaries ; Notice taken that 
the interest of His Majesty, as Duke of Cornwall, is concerned 
therein; King’s Consent signified; Bill ordered; xc1. 548. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 571. Petitions against ; From, William Plater 
Bartlett and Richard Boswell Beddome, 638. Henry Crease, 
652. Penryn and Falmouth, 681. Helston, 685. Petition of 
John Bassett, in favour, 673. Petitions for deferring the Bill 
till the next Session; From, London Shareholders in Cornish 
Mines; Adventurers and Persons interested in Mining, residing 
in Truro and Saint Agnes ; 673. Inhabitants of Falmouth; Per- 
sons interested in Mining residing in Helston and Wendron ; 
Adventurers in Mines in Inkenhorne; 715. Bill, as amended, 
printed, 673. Re-committed, 716. As amended by the Lords, to 
be printed, 830. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 835. Rk. A. 842. 


See Accounts and Papers, 5844-5846. Addresses, 1260. 


Starch: Bills relative to: 


1. To remove doubts on the Allowances of the Duty paid on 
Irish Starch; Ordered, txxv1. 195. Presented,218. R. a. 309. 


2. For repealing part of an Act, 26 Geo. ITI., for better securing 


the Duties on Starch, and for preventing Frauds on the said Duties, | 


and for making other provisions in lieu thereof; Ordered, txxxvu. 
399. Presented; printed; 400, Rr. a. 470. 


3. For repealing the Duties on Starch, Stone Bottles, Sweets 
or Made Wines, Mead or Metheglin, and on Scale Board made 
from Wood; Ordered, 1xxx1x. 546. Presented; printed; 551. 
Petition of Lawrence Hall, for provision therein for remission of 
Duty on Stock on hand, 579. R. A. 598. 

See Accounts and Papers, 5847. 

Cotton, 2. 


Committees, 630. Flax and 


State of the Nation -———Amendment proposed, but not 
made, upon Motion for now reading the Order of the Day for the 
Second Reading of the Tithes (Ireland) Bill, “ That this Honse 
will resolve itself into a Committee of the whole House, to take 
into consideration the State of the Nation;” xci. 453. See 
Accounts and Papers, 5848. Addresses, 1500. Taxes. 


State Paper Office See Accounts and Papers, 
5849-5852. Supply, 567-570. 


Stationery and Stationery Office :—see | 


Accounts and Papers, 5853-5872. Committees, 1139. 
1915. Supply, 572. 


Petitions, 


Statutes :—sSee Acts of Parliament. Conferences, 27. 


Statute Labour s—— See Addresses, 1261. 
1140. Petitions, 1916,1917. Turnpike Roads. 


Committees, 


Staves :—sSee Colonies, 2. Customs, 27. 


Stealing: Bills relative to: 

1. To repeal so much of Act 12 Anne, as takes away the Bene- 
fitof Clergy from Persons stealing in any Dwelling House, &amp;c. ; 
Ordered, txxv. 174. Presented; printed; 174. 
deferred, 325. Not proceeded in. 


2. To repeal so much of Act 12 Anne, as takes away the Bene- 
fit of Clergy from Persons stealing Money or Goods of the value 
of Forty Shillings; Ordered, txxv1. 250. Presented; printed ; 
250. Passed, 429. Not returned from the Lords. 

3. To repeal so much of Act 10 &amp; 11 Will. III. as takes 
away the Benefit of Clergy from Persons privately Stealing in 
any Shop; Ordered; presented; printed; txxv. 174. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 470. Rr. A. 477. 


4. To repeal so much of two Acts of the 7 &amp; 8 and 9 Geo. IV. 
as inflicts the Punishment of Death upon Persons breaking, en- 
tering and stealing in a Dwelling House; Ordered, txxxvit. 276. 
Presented; printed; 316. 
R. A. 670. 


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5. To repeal so much of two Acts of the Parliament of Ire- 
land, 9 Anne, and 17 Geo. II., as inflicts Capital Punishment on 
Persons stealing to the amount of Five Shillings in Shops, &amp;c.; 


Ordered, .xxv1. 147. Presented; printed; 168. k. a. 383, 


Second Reading | 


Stealing : Bills relative to—continued. 








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6. To amend the Laws relative to Robbery and Stealing from 
the Person ; Ordered, xcr. 217. Presented; printed; 245. As 
amended, printed, 420. Bill re-committed, 514. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 664. R. a. 670. 


See Burglary, 1, 2. Gardens. 


Juvenile Offenders, 1 
Mines. 


Steam Carriages: Bills relative to: 


1. To regulate the Turnpike Toll on Steam Carriages; Or- 
dered, Lxxxvul. 166. Presented; printed; 206. Passed, 261. 
Not returned from the Lords. 


2. To repeal such portions of all Acts as impose prohibitory 


Tolls on Steam Carriages, and to substitute other Tolls on an 
equitable footing with Horse Carriages; Ordered, xc1. 333. Pre- 
sented; printed; 383. As amended, printed, 443. Passed, 580. 
Not returned from the Lords. 


See Petitions, 1918. Post Horses, 3. 


Steam Companies :— see Companies, 96, &amp;e. 


Steam Engines :—Bill for giving greater Facility in the 


Prosecution and Abatement of Nuisances; Ordered, txxvi. 279. 
Presented; printed; 285. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 378. 


R. A. 383. See Accounts and Papers, 6858. Committees, 1141, 
1142, 


Steam Navigation :—see Commitices, 1143. Peti- 


tions, 1920. 


Steam N avigation to India :—see Accounts 


and Papers, 5875-5878. Committees, 1144. Supply, 573-575. 


Steam Vessels: Bills relative to: 


1. To regulate the Navigation of Steam Boats and Vessels 
upon certain parts of the River Thames; Ordered, txxxvi. 719. 
Presented; printed; 745. Petitions against ; Of Mayor, &amp;c. of 
Gravesend and Milton; Directors of the Gravesend and Milton 
Steam Boat Company; 768. Petitions in favour; Of Fellowship 
Porters, 820, p. Greenwich, 810. Lightermen, &amp;c., 815, Pp. London 
Citizens, 820, rp. Lucy, J. H., 805, r. Merchants, &amp;c, interested 
in the Thames Navigation, 820, r. Watermen, &amp;c. on the Thames, 
805, Pp. Waterman’s Company, 810,P. Second Reading put off 
for Six Months, 820. 


2. To regulate the Navigation of Steam Vessels upon certain 
parts of the River Thames; Ordered, txxxvu. 27. Presented ; 
printed; 33. Petitions against ; From Margate and Gravesend 
Steam Packet Company, 63. General Steam Navigation Com- 
pany, 63. Dublin and London Steam Marine Company, 123. 
George Crichton, 374. Trustees of the Clyde River; Overseers 
of Steam Vessels on the River Clyde; 530. Petition taking 
notice of the Bill, and praying that Vessels employed on the 
River Thames, within the Port of London, and not carrying 
Goods or Merchandize, may be allowed to carry at and after 
the rate of Four Passengers to every Ton of their registered 
Burthen; From, Directors of the Gravesend Steam Boat 
Company, 282, rp. Bill, as amended, printed, 218. Re- 
committed; Instruction to Committee to make provision for ex- 
tending the Provisions of the Bill to all parts of the United King- 
dom; Bill reported, and, as amended, printed, 391. Re-com- 
mitted; as amended, printed; 495. Further Consideration of 
Report put off for Six Months, 531. 


3. To regulate the Navigation of Steam Vessels upon the 
River Thames; Ordered, xc. 505. Presented; printed; 506. 
Second Reading deferred, 628. Not proceeded in,———To regu- 
late the Navigation of Steam Vessels upon certain parts of the 
River Thames; Ordered, xc1. 17. Presented; printed; 221. 
Petitions against; From Directors of the Gravesend Diamond 
Steam Packet Company, 475. Directors of the Gravesend Star 
Steam Packet Company, 557. Billcommitted to the Select Com- 
mittee on the Port of London, 442. (See Committees, 996.) Not 
proceeded in. 


4. To extend an Act of the First Year of His present Majesty, 
for the more effectual Protection of Stage Coach Proprietors and 
Common Carriers, to the Owners of Steam and other Vessels, and 
to make further Regulations with respect to the same; Ordered, 
Lxxxvii. 546. Presented; printed; 546. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 578. Not proceeded in. 

5. For the Regulation of the Pilotage of Steam Vessels ; Or- 
dered, xc. 415. Presented; printed; 415. Petition from Liver- 
pool, 





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Steam Vessels: Bills relative to—cont’. 


pool, against, 496. Petition of the Vice-President of the Cham- 
ber of Commerce of Dublin for postponing the Bill until the 
Report of the Royal Commission on Pilot Establishments be laid 
before the House, 507. Bill, as amended, to be printed, 540. 
Further Consideration of Report deferred, 625. 


6. To allow the use of Fire on board Vessels propelled by 
Steam in Ireland; Ordered, txxxm1. 107. Presented; printed ; 
113. Petition of the Inhabitants of the North Wall Dublin Quays, 
against, 177. Petition of the Proprietors of the City of Dublin 
Steam Packet Company, in favour, 184, rp. R. a. 233. 

7. To regulate Vessels navigated by Steam in Scotland; Or- 
dered, xxxx1. 147. Not presented. 

See Accounts and Papers, 5879-5889. Dublin, 24. Liver- 

pool,6. Petitions, 1921. 


Stewart Courts :—see Sherif’ Courts. 


Stills, and Still Fines :——See Accounts and Papers, 
5891, 5892. Petitions, 1924. Spirits, 18-20. 22. 


Stock: Bills relating to the Public Stocks or | 


Funds: 


1. To permit the Transfer from certain Public Stocks in Ire- 
land to certain Public Stocks in England; Ordered, ixxv1. 432. 
Presented ; printed; 432. R. a. 492. 


2. To amend the several Acts for promoting the mutual Trans- 
fer of Capital in certain Public Stocks, in Funds transferable at 
the Bank of England and Ireland; Ordered, txxix. 321. Pre- 
sented, 379. R.A. 450. 


See also Annuities, 3, &amp;c. Revenue, 6. 


Stockdale v. Hansard :—see Parliamentary Pa- 
pers, 1. 4. 


Stran gers :——The Serjeant-at-Arms reported that he had a 
Stranger in his custody who had entered the House during the 
Debate, and that a Medical Gentleman was in attendance who 
had seen such Stranger; .ixxxvi. 246. Medical Gentleman 
called in, and informed the House that the Stranger was decidedly 
of unsound mind, and under a considerable degree of excitement, 





and that it would be unsafe to discharge him, 247. Stranger dis- | 


charged from custody, 252.——Motion, That the Serjeant-at- 
Arms attending this House do from time to time take into his 
custody any Stranger or Strangers that he shall see, or be informed 


of to be, in the House or Gallery, while the House or any Com- | 


mittee of the whole House is sitting ; and that no Person so taken | 


Db? 
into custody be discharged out of custody without the special 


Order of the House; That no Member of this House do presume | 
to bring any Stranger or Strangers into the House or Gallery | 
thereof, while the House is sitting; Debate thereupon adjourned, | 


txxx1x. 10. Debate resumed; Question put, and’agreed to; 13. 


———Similar Motion; Debate adjourned, xc. 6. Further ad- | 


journed, 19. Resumed; Question agreed to; 22. See 
Orders, 69. 


Strangers’ Gallery :——Resolutions reported, 28 July 


1835, from the Select Committee appointed to consider and report | 


upon the best means of setting apart and adapting a portion of the 
Strangers’ Gallery for the admittanee of Ladies during the De- 


bates of this House; Read, and agreed to, xcr. 319. See | 


Accounts and Papers, 5908. Addresses, 1514. Committees, 
1145. 


Subletting of Tenements :—-see Lands and 


Tenements. Tenements. 


Suffolk Assizes : Bills relative to - 


1. For holding the Summer Assizes for the County of Suffolk 


in every Year at Ipswich; Ordered, txxxvu. 515. Presented; | 


printed ; 516. Not proceeded in. 


2. To remove the Suffolk Assizes from Bury St. Edmund’s 
to Ipswich; Ordered, txxxvim. 35. Presented; printed; 37. 


Petitions against; From Bury St. Edmund’s, 138. Petition in | 


favour, From Bailiffs, Portmen and Common Councilmen of Ips- 
wich, 187. Second Reading deferred, 232. Not proceeded in. 


3. Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill to remove the holding 


of the Summer Assizes from Bury to Ipswich; Withdrawn, | 


LXXXVII, 458. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Sugar : Bills relative to: 


1. To continue Act 58 Geo. III. c. 34, to repeal the several 
Bounties on the Exportation of Refined Sugar from any part of 
the United Kingdom, and to allow other Bounties in lieu thereof, 
and for reducing the Size of the Packages in which Refined Sugar 
may be exported; Ordered, txxv. 322. Presented, 325. R. A. 
455. 

2. To continue the Bounties on the Exportation of Refined 
Sugar from any part of the United Kingdom; Ordered, ixx:x. 
275. Presented, 286. rR. a. 370. 


3. To continue for one Year so much of Acts 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. 
as increases the Duties payable on Sugar imported from the East 
Indies; Ordered, xxv. 440. Presented, 450. R.A. 479. 


4. To allow Sugar to be delivered out of Warehouse to be 
refined; Ordered, txxx111. 537. Presented; printed; 538. R.A. 
558. 


5. Tocontinue Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 93; Ordered, txxxiv. 318. 
Presented ; printed; 320. nr. a. 399. Ordered, txxxy. 613. 
Presented; 614. R. a. 657. 





6. To continue the provisions of the Act to allow Sugar to be 
delivered out of Warehouse to be refined; Ordered, txxxvr. 876. 
Presented; printed; 879. Motion for reading Bill a Second 
Time ; Amendments proposed, but not made ; Main Question agreed 
to; 898. Order for Committee read; Motion, That Mr. Speaker 
do leave the Chair; Motion, That the House do adjourn ; Ques- 
tion Negatived thereupon; Question again proposed, That 
Mr. Speaker do leave the Chair; Debate thereon adjourned; 913. 
Further adjourned, 927. Not proceeded in. 


Petition for provision therein to prohibit the Exportation of any 
Article whatsoever made from Molasses, as a substitute for the 
Export of the product of Foreign Sugar; From West India 
Planters and Merchants of Liverpool, txxxvi. 897, P. 


Petition, That the House will not proceed with the proposed 
Bill until a Select Committee shall have ascertained the effect 
thereof on the Petitioners, and on the continuance of the Foreign 
Slave Trade; From West India Planters, Merchants and others 
interested in the British West India Colonies, txxxvi. 711, P. 


7. To admit Sugar without payment of Duty to be refined for 
Exportation; Ordered, rxxxvu. 609. Presented; printed; 609. 
R. A. 726. 


8. For a Bill to authorize the delivery to William Macfie &amp; 
Company of certain Sugars without payment of Duty; [The 
King’s Recommendation signified]; Referred; txxxix. 52. Bill 
ordered, 97. Presented, 151. Not proceeded in. 

9. To impose certain Duties of Excise on Sugar made from 
Beet Root in the United Kingdom; Ordered, xc11. 523. Pre- 
sented, 528. Printed, 574. rn. a. 661. 


10. To allow the Importers of Sugar to give Certificates in lieu 
of Permits, in Ireland; Ordered, txxv. 421. Presented, 421. 
R. A. 468. 


11. Resolution, That it is expedient that Sugar be admitted 
for refining under lock, for the purpose of Exportation ; Lxxxvu1. 
599. 


12. Motion, That it is just and expedient to admit the Sugar 
and Coffee of our Eastern Possessions, the produce of Free 
Labour, on equal terms with the Sugar and Coffee of the West 
Indies and Mauritius; Prev. Ques. and Motion withdrawn ; 
LXXXVIII. 622, 

See Accounts and Paper's, 5911-5941. Committees, 631-637. 
1416. Customs, 14, 15. 26. East India Affairs, 6, Ke. 
Man, Isle of, 2. Petitions, 1936. Supply, 988, Ke. 


Summary Convictions and Proceedings 


—See Felonies, 4. Justices of the Peace, 8. Juvenile Offenders, 2. 


Sunda &gt;——House meets on a Sunday in consequence of the 


Demise of the Crown; txxv. 89. See Church Notices. Lord's 
Day. Petitions, 1317. 


Sunderland :— Petition for a Bill to regulate the loading o. 


Ships with Coal in that Port ; Referred, xxrx. 37. Bill ordered, 
172. Presented, 184. Petitions in favour ; From New Romney, 
130. Petitions against; From, King’s Lynn, 330. Rye, 362. 
Sunderland, 379. Bill committed, 215. Not proceeded in. See 
Accounts and Papers, 5944, 5945. Committees, 1246. Com- 
plaints, 3. 


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Superannuations : Bills relative to: 





1044 SUPERAN NUATIONS——SUPPLY. 





1. To amend Act 50 Geo. III. c. 117, for directing that Accounts 
of Increase and Diminution in Public Salaries, Pensions and 
Allowances shall be annually laid before Parliament, and for 
regulating and controlling the granting and paying of such Sala- 
ries, Pensions and Allowances; Ordered, uxxvu. 102. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 106. As amended, printed, 140. Re-committed, 
426. R.A, 479. 





2. To repeal Act 3 Geo. IV. c.113; Ordered, xxix. 414. 
Presented ; printed ; 426. R. A. 536. 


3. To amend the several Acts relating to Public Salaries, Pen- | 





Superannuations: Bills relative to—cone?. 


sions and Allowances; Ordered, txxx111. 513. Presented ; printed; 
516. Second Reading deferred, 526. Petitions of several Civil 
Servants of the Crown; of Persons filling situations of Clerks in 
the Ordnance Department at the Tower; and of the Principals, 
Clerks and Officers employed in the Collection of the Revenue of 
Excise; against; 533, p. Motion for Second Reading of Bill; 
Withdrawn, 533. Not proceeded in. 


See Accounts and Papers, 5946. 5960. 
1266. Committees, 638, 639. 1147. 1491. 
Supply, 118. 377-380. 474-479. 


Addresses, 1265, 
Petitions, 1940. 








Supply. 





I. Committee of Supply ; 1—629. 
1.—Appointment of the Committee of Supply, and Proceedings of such Committee; 1, 2. 
2.—Royal Speeches and Messages, and other Matters, referred ; 3-—21. 
3.—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply ; 22—617. 


4.—Summary of Grants; 618. 


5.— Proceedings of the House upon the Resolutions of the Committee of Supply ; 619—629. 


Il. Committee of Ways and Means; 630 





S66. 


1.—A ppointment of the Committee of Ways and Means, and Proceedings of such Committee; 630, 631. 
2.—Loyal Messages and other Matters referred ; 632, 633. 

3.—Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means; 634—854. 

4.—Proceedings of the House upon the Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means; 855—866. 


1.—Bills of Supply ; 867—994. 


IIJ. Bills of Supply, and Proceedings thereon ; 867—1005. 


2.—Instructions to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in Bills of Supply ; 995—999. 


4 


.—Clauses added upon the Report, and further Consideration of the Report, of Bills of Supply ; 1003. 
.— Clauses added upon the Third Reading of Bills of Supply; 1004, 1005. 


IV. Incidental Proceedings ; 1006—1052. 


3.—Instructions to Committees on Bills of Supply; 1000—1002. 
y 


1.—Relative to the Committee of Supply; 1006—1024. 
2.—Ltelative to the Committee of Ways and Means; 1025—1038. 


3.—Relative to Bills of Supply; 1039—1052. 


V. Questions Negatived; 1053—1057. 


1.—felative to the Committee of Supply ; 1053—1056. 


2.—Relative to a Bill of Supply; 1057. 


VI. Motions Withdrawn ; 1058—1060. 


1.—Relative to the Committee of Supply; 1058, 1059. 


2.—Relative to Bills of Supply ; 1060. 


[. Committee of Supply : 
(1.)}-—A ppointment of the Committee of Supply, and Pro- 


ceedings of such Committee : 

1. The Royal Speech at the Opening of a Session ordered to 
be taken into Consideration on a future Day; Ltxxv. 119.—Lxxv1. 
9.—LXXVIII. 9.—LXXX. 9.—LXXxI. 9.— 


6.—LXXVII. &amp;.——LX XIX. 


LXXXII. 29,—-LN XXIII. 9.—LXXXIV. 12.—LXXKXV. 12.—LXXXvVI. 22. 


539.-—-LxXxxvil. 11.—LXXXVIII. 30.—LXXXIXx. 9.—xc. 32.—xcl. 11. 
—xcH. 17.———Speech considered ; Motion for a Supply made, 
and a Committee of the Whole House appointed to consider of 
that Motion on a future Day; Lxxv. 120,—Lxxvi. 8.—Lxxvul. 10. 
—LXXVIIL. 16,—LXXIX. 12.—LXxx. 14.—LXXXI. 13.—Lxxx1I1. 29.— 
LXXXI. 12.—LXXXIV. 15.—LXXXVv. 17.—LXX XVI. 37. 540.—LXXXxVII. 
12.—xC. 


31.—LXXXIX. ll.—xci. 20. 


—— Speech referred ; Motion considered ; rxxv. 126.—.Lxxv1. 


12.—LXXXVIIL. 34.—XCL. 
13.—LXXvil. 19.—Exxvirt. 20.-—LXXxIx. 16.—LxXxx. 17.—LxXxxI. 17. 
—LX XXII. 32. —L XXXL. LG. LX XXIV. 20.—LXXXV. 23.—-LXXXVL 45. 
55R.—LXXXVIL. 1 4.—LXXXVINI.39.—LXX X1X.15.— X 6. 59.— x... 13.— 
xc, 22. ——— Report; Resolution, That a Supply be granted to His 
Majesty ; Resolution agreed to, and Day appointed for the House 





(1.)—Appointment of the Committee of Supply, and Pro- 


ceedings of such Committee—continued. 
to resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House to consider 
of the Supply granted to His Majesty; txxv. 133.—.xxvi. 20.— 
LXXVII. 22.——-LXXVIII. 24.—LXXIX. 19.—Lxxx. 24,.—LxxxI. 22.— 
LXXXIl. 36.—LXXXIIL. 18.—LXXXIV. 22.—LXxxv. 32.—LxxxvI. 48. 
561.—Lxxxvil. 16.——-LX XXVIII. 43.—LXxxIx. 17.—xc. 40.—xc1. 15. 
—xcil. 25, 

2. House according to Order resolves itself into a Committec 
of the Whole House, To consider of the Supply granted to His 
Majesty; Lxxv. 222.—-LXXVI. 28.—LXXVII. 35.—Lxxvill. 60.— 
LXXIX. 24.—LXXX. 33.—LXXXI. 33.—Lxxxil. 45.—Lxxx. 21.— 
29.—Lxxxv. 56.—Lxxxvi. 63. 573.—.Lxxxvil. 71.— 
LXXXVIII. 47.—-LXXXIxX. 23.—xXC. 42.—xc1. 2]1.—xci. 155.——— 
To consider further of the Supply granted to His Majesty ; xxv. 
245,—Lxxvi. 160.—LXxvil. 56.—LXXVIII. 99.—LXXIx. 4],—LXXX. 


LXXXIV. 


42.—.XXXI. 76.—LXXXII. 156.—LXXX1I1. 37.—LXXXI1V. 73.—LXXXV- 
85.—LXXxXxvi. 150. 601.—-LXXXVII. 97.—LXxXVIII. 
34.—xc. 126.—xc1. 115.—xcil. 184. 


173.—LXXXIX. 


(2.)—Stoyal 








SU PPLY —continued. 


1045 








I. Committee of Supply —continued. 


(2.)—Royal. Speeches and Messages, and other Matters, 
referred : 
Speeches Referred : 

3. Royal Speeches at the Opening of the Session referred to 
the Committee of the Whole House, on the Motion for a Supply 
to be granted to His Majesty; uxxv. 126.—1xxvi. 13.—.xxvu. 
19,—LXXVIII. 20.—LXXIX. 16.—Lxxx. 17.—LxxxI. 17.—LXXxXII. 
32.—Lxxxi1t. 16.—.LxxxIv. 20.—.Lxxxy. 23.—LXxxvI. 43. 558.— 
LXXXVII, 14,—-LXXXVIIIl. 39.—LXxxIx. 15.—xc. 39.—xcI. 13.— 
XCII. 22. 


Royal Messages referred,—relative to— 
Credit, Vote of: 
4. To enable His Majesty to provide for any additional Expense 


which may arise on account of His Majesty’s Forces in Portugal ; 
LXXXIlI. 529. 


King George IV. : 

5. From King William the Fourth, respecting the Death of His 
late Majesty King George the Fourth, and recommending the 
House to make such temporary Provision as may be requisite for 
the conduct of the Public Service in the interval that must elapse 
between the close of the present Session and the assembling of a 
New Parliament; txxxv. 609. 


King William IV.:—[Her Majesty’s Message on the Demise 
of King William IV. does not appear to have been referred to the 
Committee of Supply.] 


Reports from Select Committees referred,—relative 
to— 
British Museum : 
6. On the Petition of the Trustees of the British Museum, 


respecting the Purchase of Mr. Rich’s Collection of Manuscripts, 
Antiquities and Coins, for the Benefit of the Public; txxx. 332. 


Guadaloupe Claimants : 


7. Of 14th July 1820, on Petition relative to the Guadaloupe | 


Claims; ixxvi. 390. 


Income and Expenditure, Public: 

8. Second and Seventh Reports, 29 March 1817, and 23 Fe- 
bruary 1818, from Select Committee on Public Income and 
Expenditure ; txxvi. 160.———Sixth Report of 27 June 1817; 
LXXVI. 242. 


King’s Library : 
9. Of 18 April 1823, on Papers relative to the Library pre- 
sented by His Majesty to the British Nation; ixxvitt. 379. 


M‘Adam, John Loudon: 
10. Of 20 June 1823, on his Petition; txxx. 310. 


Manby, Captain : 
11. Of 16 May 1823, on Captain Manby’s Services; txxvut. 
379. 


Militia : 

12. From the Committee appointed to prepare Estimates of 

the Charge of the disembodied Militia of Great Britain and Ire- 

land; .xxv. 380.—.Lxxvi. 302,—Lxxvul. 428.—LxxvulI. 379.— 

LXXIX. 248.—LxXxx. 365.—-LXXXI. 202.—-Lxxx11. 450.—LxXxx111. 458. 

—LXXXIV. 259.—Lxxxv. 609.—LxxxviI. 668.—Lxxxvil. 444.— 
LXXXVIII. 629.—LxxxIx. 506.—xc. 603.—xcl. 757.—xcll. 583. 


Ophthalmic Hospital : 

13. Of 3 July 1821, to inquire into the establishment of 

the Hospital, and the Claims of Sir William Adams upon the 
Public; txxvit. 458. 


Public Documents : 
13*. Of 1 March 1833, on the best mode of affording to Mem- 
bers information to be derived from Public Documents, &amp;c. ; 
LXXXVIII. 317. 


Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace : 
14. Of 27 September 1831, on Windsor Castle and Bucking- 
ham Palace ; Lxxxvi. 875. 


Petitions referred,—relative to— 
British Museum : 


15. Of the Trustees, towards enabling them to carry on the 
trust reposed in them by Parliament; txxv. 245. 


Burgess, Henry : 
16. For Remuneration for Expenses in relation to his Plan for 
the establishment of an Extra Post; txxv. 448. 


(2.)—Royal Speeches and Messages, and other Matters, 
referred—continued. 


Petitions referred—(continued)-—relative to— 


King, Sir Abraham Bradley : 


17. For Compensation in lieu of his Patent as King’s Stationer 
in Ireland ; uxxxvi. 601. 


Miscellaneous Services and Charitable Institutions 
(Ireland) : 

18. From various Public Institutions in Ireland for aid; txxv. 
380.—LXXVIII. 192.—Lxxx. 228.—LxxxI. 183.—Lxxxul. 492.— 
LXXXIll. 409.—-LXxxIv. 199.—.Lxxxv. 543. 


Ross, Captain : 
19. For consideration of his Services in attempting to discover 
a North West Passage; txxxrx. 104. 


Accounts and Papers, Estimates, &amp;c. : 

20. Referred; txxv. 225.—.Lxxvi. 28.—Lxxvil. 35.—LXXVIII. 
31.—LXxIx. 24.—LXxx. 33.—LxXxxI. 33.—Lxxxul. 45,—LXXXIII. 
20.—LXxxIV. 29.—Lxxxv. 56.—Lxxxvi. 63. 573.—Lxxxvul. 71.— 
LXXXVIII. 47.—LXXXIX. 23,—xc. 42.—xcl. 21.—xcil. 155, 


Act of Parliament : 


21. Referred ; For making a more convenient Communication 
from Marylebone Park to Charing Cross ; txxv. 340. 


(3.)— Resolutions of the Committee of Supply : 


Academy, Royal Irish: 

22. For defraying the Expense of the Royal Irish Academy ; 
In 1820, £.300; Lxxv. 388. 1821, £.300; txxvi. 486.—— 
1822, £.300; Lxxvul. 453.——-1823, £.300; Lxxvull. 270.—— 
1824, £.300; ~xx1x. 199.——1825, £.300; Lxxx. 245. 1826, 
£.300; LXxxI. 207. 1827, £.300; txxx11. 501. 1828, £.300; 
LXXXIII. 423. 1829, £.300; LXxxiv. 203.——1830. See infra, 
316, 1831, £.300; Lxxxvi. 801. 1832, £.375; Lxxxvil. 507. 
——1833, £.300; Lxxxvill. 692.1834, £.300; Lxxx1x. 278. 
—1835, £.300; xc. 589.——1836, £.300; xcI. 773.——1837, 
£.300; xcu. 526. 


























Academy, Royal Hibernian :—See infra, 270. 


Accounts and Papers : 

23. For paying Mr. Marshall for 1,250 Copies of his Digest of 
the Accounts and Papers presented to Parliament since 1799, for 
the use of the Members of the House, and for Public Service; 
£.2,625 ; LXXXvVIII. 330. 


Accra :—See infra, 26. 
Acts of Parliament :—See infra, 507, &amp;c. 


Adams, Sir William : 
24. To Sir William Adams, as a Reward for superintending 
the Ophthalmic Hospital ; In 1822, £.4,000; txxvi. 460. 


Africans, Liberated:—See infra, 406. 


Africa, and African Forts : 

25. For defraying the Charge of the Civil and Military Esta- 
blishment on the Gold Coast; In 1823, £.24,926. 13. 10.; Lxxvutt. 
271,——1824, £.43,926. 18.; Lxx1x. 198.—1827, £.34,800. 15.8.; 

" uxxx1t. 500. 1828, £.4,000; Lxxx111. 399.——— For defraying 
the Charge of the Civil and Military Establishments of the 
African Forts; In 1825, £.45,930. 7. 3.; Lxxx. 247. 1826, 
£.45,110. 10. 3.; Lxxx1. 196. 


26. To defray the Expense of the Forts at Cape Coast Castle 
and Accra; In 1829, £.4,000; LxxxIv. 194.———1830, £. 4,000 ; 
LXxxv. 619. 1831, £.4,000; Lxxxvi. 698. 


27. For defraying the Charge of the Civil Establishment of 
the Settlements in Western Africa; In 1832, £.43,043. 7, 1.; 
LXxxvil. 519. 1833, £.17,398. 16.; Lxxxviu. 691. 1834, 
£.12,861. 13. 6.3 LXXX1Ix. 278,——1835, £.12,030. 15. 10. ; xc. 460. 
1836, £ 10,905, 15. 10.; xc1. 780.1837, £.11,030. 15. 10.5; 
xclr. 526. 

28. For maintaining and repairing the British Forts on the 
Coast of Africa; In 1820, £.25,000; Lxxv. 327,——-1821, £. 15,000; 
1822, £.20,000; Lxxvul. 460. 


























Lxxvi. 484. 


Albany Barracks, Isle of Wight : 
29. For converting certain Buildings attached to Albany 
Barracks, Isle of Wight, into a Prison for the reception of Juvenile 

Offenders ; 1837, £.25,000 ; xcut. 524. ° 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV,—XCII. 


(1820 —1897.) 





Aliens : 
121 








1046 SUPPLY —continued. 











I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(3.)— Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 
Aliens : 

30. For paying the Salaries to the Officers and the contingent 
Expenses in the Office of the Superintendence of Aliens, and also 
the Superannuation or Retired Allowances to Officers formerly 
employed in that Service; In 1821, £.5,135.1.6.; Lxxvi. 487. 
Further Consideration adjourned, 487, Resumed, and Resolution 
agreed to, 489.——-1823, £.5,214. 17.; uxxvul. 271,——1824, 
£.4,872; wxxix. 197.——1825, £.4,872; uxxx. 246. 1826, 
£.4,872; wxxxi. 168.——1827, £.4,932; ~xxx11. 457.——1828, 
£.4,700; LXxx111. 398.——1829, £.4,660; Lxxx1v. 193.——1830, 
£.4,034; txxxv. 618.——-1831, £.3,856; Lxxxvi. 652.——1832, 
£.2,092; LXXxxvil. 280, 1833, £.1,589; Lxxxvi. 689, 
1834; Lxxx1x. 183. Postponed, 184. Further considered, and 
agreed to, £.1,568; 279.——1835, £.1,461; xc. 459.——1836, 
£.1,000; xcr. 413. 

America: 

31. For defraying the Expenses of the Missions and Special 
Commissions to the New States of America; In 1826, £.60,000 ; 
LXXXI. 178.——1827, £.60,000; Lxxx11. 500.——1828, £. 40,000; 
LXXX111, 398,—--—1829, £.28,000; Lxxx1v. 194.———1830, £. 28,000; 
Lxxxv. 618. See infra, 185. 


America, Spanish :—See infra, 565. 




















American Colonies : 

32. For defraying the Expense incurred by the Society for 
the Propagation of the Gospel in the North American Colonies ; 
In 1823, £.5,850; wxxvimt. 422. 1824, £.15,532; cxxrx. 198. 
1825, £.15,532; Lxxx. 247. 1826, £.16,832; Lxxx1. 196. 
1827, £.16,182; txxxrr. 500. 1828, £.16,182; LxxxIII. 
422, 1829 ; uxxx1v. 194, postponed. Amendment proposed, 
but not made; Resolution agreed to; £.16,182; 203. 1830, 
£.16,182; wxxxv. 619. 1831, £.16,182; wxxxvi. 698.—— 
1833, £.18,700. 18. 6.; LXxxviI. 691.——1934, £. 14,870. 11. 8. ; 
LXXXIx. 278. 1835, £.14,230. 15. 10.5; xc. 460. 1836, 
£.14,140. 18. 6.; xc1. 780.——1837, £.14,140. 18. 6.3 xc. 526. 
































(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. : 
33. For defraying the Charge of the Ecclesiastical Establish- 
ment of the British North American Provinces, and of the So- 
ciety for the Propagation of the Gospel ; In 1832, £.27,438, 13.1.; 
LXXXvi. 519, 


American Loyalists :_ 

34, For the Relief of American Loyalists; In 1820, £.9,000 ; 
LXXvV. 327.——1821, £.8,000; Lxxvi. 484.——1822, £.7,500; 
LXXVII. 170.——1823, £.7,000; ytxxvil. 165. 1824, £.6,500 ; 
LXXIX. 197.——-1825, £.6,300; Lxxx. 246.——1826, £.6,000; 
LXXXI. 168.——1827, £.5,200; Lxxx11. 499.——1828, £.4,500 ; 
LXXXIII. 398.1829, £.4,300 ; LxxxIv, 193,——-1830, £. 4,000; 
LXxxv. 618. , 





35. To William Jauncey and Beverley Robinson, two American 
Loyalists, whose Claims were not included in the List submitted to 
Parliament in 1821, £.12,184. 3. 7.; txxvul. 455, 3 


Angerstein’s Collection of Pictures : 

36. To defray the Charge of purchasing and Expenses inci- 
dental to the Preservation and public Exhibition of the Collection 
of Pictures which belonged to the late John Julius Angerstein ; 
£.60,000 ; LXxIx. 274. 


Annan Bridge : 


37. For the Expense of rebuilding the Bridge at Annan; 
£.3,000; Lxxrx. 274. 


Annuities : 


38. To pay off and discharge Proprietors of Annuities, granted 
under Acts 37 &amp; 42 Geo. III.; £.120,000; txxx. 531. See 
infra, 235, 254. 496, 


Archer, Rev. Foster :—See infra, 528. 





Army : 
39. Number of Land Forces to be maintained for the Service of Great Britain and Ireland (exclusive of Troops in India), viz.— 
In 1820 - - - + 92,586 Men, and 676 proposed to be disbanded; 1rxxv. 281. 
1821 - - + = 81,468 Men, and 11,794 - - ditto - - - wxxvi. 170. 
1822 - - - = 68,802 Men, exclusive of Embodied Veterans- txxvn. 81. Resolution amended and agreed to, 82. 
“ : +e 286 Men, Commissioned and Non-commissioned Officers included, for Recruiting Corps in India; txxv1. 151. 
i - - + + 2,691 Men, Commissioned and Non-commissioned Officers included, for Service in the Royal Veteran Battalions 


in Ireland; txxvui. 152, 


1823 - + - + 69,449 Men, and 2,691 Men for Service in the Royal Veteran Battalions; txxvin. 105. 
1824 - - - + 73,346 Men, and 3,354 Men for Service in the Royal Veteran Battalions ; txx1x. 83. Amendment proposed, 


1825 - - - = 86,893 Men; txxx. 169. 
1826 - = = + 87,240 Men; ixxx1, 135. 
1827 - - - + 87,359 Men; Lxxx1t. 201. 


but not made; Resolution agreed to; 85. 


1828 - - - - 91,075 Men. Amendment proposed, but not made; Lxxx111. 102. 


1829 - + + + 89,723 Men; Lxxxiv. 78. 


1830 - - = + 88,848 Men. Amendment proposed, but not made; txxxv. 142. 


1830-1- - + + 88,496 Men; Lxxxvi. 287. 
1831 - - = + 88,496 Men; Lxxxvi. 586. 


1832 - - = = 89,483 Men. [For Three Months]; rxxxvu. 128. 


™ - = = = 89,478 Men; Lxxxvil. 236. 
1833 - = += + 89,419 Men; txxxvit. 231. 


1834 - = + - 88,952 Men, of whom 7,684 are to be reduced by Casualties; txxxix. 83. 

1835 - - - = 81,271 Men, being part of an establishment of 88,955 Men; xc. 183. 

1836 - - - = 81,319 Men, being part of an establishment of 89,355 Men; xc1. 140. 

1837 - = - = 81,311 Men, being part of an establishment of 89,347 Men, Commissioned and Non-commissioned Officers 
included, for the United Kingdom and on Foreign Stations; xcu. 187. 


Accounts, Comptrollers of : 

40. For defraying the Charge of an Allowance to the Comp- 
trollers of Army Accounts; In 1821, £.12,642. 10.; Lxxv1. 298. 
1822, £.12,765; uxxvu. 151. 





Adjutants and Adjutant General: 

41. For defraying the Charge of Allowances to Reduced 
Adjutants; In 1820, £.20,495. 12.3; Lxxv. 283. 1821, 
£.19,819. 10.; txxvi. 288. Day appointed for further consider- 
ing Report, 288. Considered, and Resolution agreed to, 299. 


42. For defraying the Charge of an Allowance to the Adjutant 
General; In 1821, £.6,844; txxvr. 298. 1822, £.6,844; Lxxvil, 
151. 








43. For defraying the Charge of an Allowance to the Deputy 
Adjutant General in North Britain; In 1821, £.1,251. 6. 1.; 
LXXV1. 298. In 1822, £.320; txxvu. 15]. 





Asylum, Royal Military :—See infra, 110. 





Barrack Department : 

44, For defraying the Expense of the Barrack Department in 
Great Britaim; In 1820, £.241,000; Ltxxv. 426. Resolution post- 
poned, 326. FurtherConsideration deferred, 328. Agreed to, 350. 

1821, £.137,500; txxvi. 399. Day appointed for further 
considering Report, 399. Report further considered ; Amend- 
ment proposed, but not made, and Resolution agreed to, 403. 
1822, £.111,600; txxvu. 169. Day appointed for further 
considering Report, 195. Report further considered, and Resolu- 
tion agreed to, 455.——-1823, £.100,000; Lxxvuir. 134. 

45. For defraying the Expense of the Barrack Department in 
Treland; 1820, £.114,033; txxv. 398.——182], £.88,832; Lxxvi. 
486. 1822, £.122,784, 14. 34.5; xxv. 452, 1823, 
£.107,985. 18.3; uxxvi. 135. 














Canada, Upper : 


46. For defraying Expense of Military Works at Kingston in 
Upper Canada, and Halifax in Nova Scotia; In 1828, £.30,000 ; 
Amendment proposed, but not made; Resolution agreed to; 
LXXXII1. 514. 





Chelsea 


wine 


SU PPLY —oontinued. 


= 


1047 








I, Committee of Supply—continued. 


(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 


continued. 


_Army—continued. 
Chelsea Hospital : 


47. For defraying the Charge of the In-Pensioners of Chelsea 
Hospital; In 1820, £. 42,949. 8.; txxv, 283. 1821, £.42,796. 9.; 
LXxvI. 299. 1822, £.35,665. 12. 10.; uxxvil. 152, 1823, 
£.32,496. 9.; Lxxvi. 106. 1824, £.82,982. 7. 1.5; Lxxrx. 84. 
——1825, £.38,896. 9.; Lxxx. 170.———Chelsea and Kilmain- 
ham Hospitals; 1826, £.49,271. 1. 11.; uxxxr. 136. 1827, 
£.48,326. 4. 9.; Lxxxu. 201. 1828, £.46,115. 2. 11.5; txxxuit. 
468.——1829, £. 46,610. 12. 4.; Lxxx1v.78.——1830, £. 47,686. 1.1.5 
LXxxv. 156. 

48. For defraying the Charge of the Out-Pensioners of Chel- 
sea Hospital; In 1820, £.895,938. 1. 2.; Lxxv. 283. 1821, 
£.940,083. 17. 11.3 uxxvr. 299. 1822, £.975,453. 17. 9.; 
LXxvil. 152. 1823, £.1,224,484. 15.10.; txxvitr. 106. 1824, 
£.1,219,417. 11. 10.3 Lxxrx. 84.1825, £.1,240,913. 2. 11.; 
Lxxx. 170.—— 1826, £.1,285,566. 3. 4.3; Lxxx1. 136.——1827, 
£.1,312,917. 10. 11.3 Ltxxxm. 201.——~1828, £.1,335,976. 3. 1.; 
LXXxIII. 102. 468. 1829, £.1,278,403. 13. 9.; Lxxx1v. 78.—— 
1830, £. 1,241,601. 17. 8.5 Lxxxv. 156. 


49. For defraying the Charge of Chelsea and Kilmainham 
Hospitals ; Of the In- Pensioners of those Establishments, and of the 
Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital in 1830-31, £. 1,335,986. 7. 3. ; 
LXxxvi. 430. 1831, £.1,335,986. 7. 3.; Lxxxvi. 586. For 
Three Months, from the Ist of January to the 31st of March 
1832, £.378,579. 1. 7.3 LXxxvir. 129, For Twelve Months, 
from the ist of, April 1832, £.1,350,503. 6. 8,; LXxxxvil. 
255. In 1833, £.1,211,746. 9. 2.; Lxxxvul. 383, 
1834, £. 1,327,848. 7.2.5 Lxxx1x, 112,——1835, £. 1,275,675. 6.1.5 
xc. 183. —— 1836, £.1,337,000. 19.; xc. 247. -—— 1837, 
£. 1,326,243. 13, 8.5 xc. 234. 
























































Commander-in-Chief : 


50. For defraying the Charge of the Allowance to the Com- 
mander-in-Chief and his Personal Staff,"his Secretaries, their As- 
sistants and Clerks; In 1821, £14,474. 15. 5.3 Lxxvi. 298.—— 
1822, £.14,512, 5. 5.; Lxxvul. 150, 


Commissariat Department: 


51. For defraying the Expense of the Commissariat Depart- 
ment in Great Britain; In 1820, £.476,294; Lxxv. 326, 
1821, £.401,569; txxvi. 399. Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report, 399. Report further considered; Resolution 
agreed to; 403. 1822, £.334,640; Lxxvil. 169. 1823, 
£.253,185. 8. 4.5 LXxvuI. 164. 1824, £. 340,384.; Lxx1x, 274. 
1825, £.369,014. 8. 3.5 Lxxx. 245. 

52. For defraying the Expense of the Commissariat Depart- 
ment in Ireland; In 1820, £.100,077; txxv. 398. 1821, 
£.99,612; uxxvi. 486.——1822, £.108,988. 1. 6.; Lxxvir. 452. 
——1823, £.82,818. 13. 9.5 Lxxvil. 164. 

53. For defraying the Charge of the Store Branch of the Com- 
missariat Department in Great Britain ; In 1823, £.83,594. 10. 10. ; 
LXXVIIl. 135. ————In Ireland; In 1823, £.8,346. 3. 7.; txxviul. 
135. 

54. To defray the Expenses of the Commissariat Department ; 
In 1826, £.390,769. 6.1.3 Lxxx1. 168.——1827, £,449,839, 15.11.; 
LXxxu. 502. 1828, £.372,499. 2. 1.3; LXxxll. 422.——-1829, 
£.402,929. 12. 54.3 Lxxxiv. 204, 1830; On Account for 
Nine Months; .txxxv. 613. See infra, 316. To complete 
Charge for 1830, £.93,872, 4. 5}.; Lxxxvi. 154. 1831, 
£.393,043 ; Lxxxvi. 698. 1832, £.83,235; ~Lxxxvir. 129.—— 
1833, £.290,305. 7. 10.5; LXxxvull. 676. 1834, £.271,562. 7. 1.; 
LXXx1x. 512. —— 1835, £.124,530. 8. 2.3; xc. 285. 1836, 
£.118,058. 9. 10.5 xc1. 781. 1837, £.186,758. 5. 3.; xc. 590. 

55. For Half-pay Pensions and Allowances in the Commis- 
sariat Department; 1835, £.51,443. 16. 5.; xc. 285. 1836, 
£.49,950. 0.6.; xc1. 781. 1837, £.52,727. 4. 6.5; xc. 590. 


















































Compassionate List : 


56. For defraying the Charge of Allowances on the Com- 
passionate List; In 1820, £.178,370. 12. 1.; uxxv. 283, 1821, 
£.179,220. 0. 5.3 Lxxvi. 288. Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report, 288. Considered ; Resolution agreed to; 299. 
1822, £. 179,202. 0. 5.3 LXXviI. 152,18 23, £. 179,798. 13.9.; 
LXxvilI. 106.——1824, £.186,384. 13. 9.; Lxxrx. 84. 1825, 
£.186,608. 13, 9.5; Lxxx. 170. 1826, £.190,798. 13. 9.; Lxxx1. 
136.——~1827, £. 193,063, 13. 9.; Lxxx11. 201,——1828, £.195,500 ; 
LXxxi. 468. 1829, £.189,037; Lxxxiv. 78. 1830, 
£.185,036; txxxv. 156. 1830-31, £.180,619; Lxxxvi. 429, 
——1831, £.180,619; Lxxxvi. 586.———1832, £.44,047 5 LXxxvul. 
129.—£.175,041 ; 255. 1883, £.170,516.; Lxxxvil. 383.—— 



































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1834, £.164,500; LXxxxix. 112.——1835, £.159,000; xc. 285. 


234, 


Comptrollers of Army Accounts :—See supra, 40. 
Disbanded Corps : 


57. For defraying the Charge of Corps remaining to be dis- 
banded in Great Britain; In 1820, £.26,550; Lxxv. 283,—— 
1821, £.123,127. 18, 3.; yxxvi. 288. Day appointed for further 
considering Report, 288, Considered; Resolution agreed to; 
299. 

58. For defraying the Charge of Corps ordered to be dis- 
banded in Ireland; In 1821, £.27,193; ixxvi. 288. Day 
appointed for further considering Report, 288. Considered ; 
Resolution agreed to; 299. 


East Indies : 


59-60. For Troops of Dragoons and Companies of Foot sta- 
tioned in Great Britain for Recruiting Corps in India; In 1820, 
£.21,332. 1. 2.5 Lxxv. 282. 1821, £.23,211. 3.2.3; Lxxvi. 298. 
1822, £.23,198. 5.11.; Lxxvit. 151.——1823, £. 19,976. 16. 10.; 
LXxvull. 106. 1824, £.20,258. 2. 1.; Lxxix. 83,—— 1825; 
£.27,338. 5. 5.3 LXxx. 169. 1826, £.29,835. 1. 1.3; LXxxn. 
136.——1827, £.32,159.9. 1.; LXxx11.201.——-1828, £. 32,471.9.7.3 
LXXXIII. 439, 























Extraordinary Expenses : 


61. For defraying the Extraordinary Expenses of the Army 
for Great Britain; In 1820, £.1,200,000; txxv. 350.——1821, 
£,1,000,000; txxvi. 399. Day appointed for further considering 
Report, 399. Report further considered; Resolution agreed to ; 
403. 1822, £.700,000; Lxxvi. 452. 1823, £.620,000; 
Lxxvill. 164. Amendment proposed, but not made, 165, 
1824, £.620,000 ; LXxIx. 274. ——1825, £.620,000; Lxxx. 245. 

62. For defraying the Extraordinary Expenses of the Army 
in Ireland ; In 1820, £.20,000; txxv. 398. 1821, £.20,000 ; 
LXXVI. 486. 1822, £.20,000; txxvir. 454, 

63. For Deficiency of Grants for the Extraordinary Expenses 
of the Army for Great Britain; 1821, £.290,456. 13. 5}.; 
LXXVII. 452. 

64. Towards defraying the Charge of Army Services; In 1825, 
£.1,000,000; Lxxx. 134..——For Seven Days from 25 to 31 De- 
cember 1830, £.113,000; Lxxxvi. 154. 


65. For defraying the Extraordinary Expenses of the Army ; 
In 1826, £.470,000 ; LxxxI. 168. 1827, £.850,000; Lxxx1l. 
501.——1828, £.810,000; Lxxx111. 423.——1829, £.700,000; 
Resolution postponed ; ixxxrv. 194. Further considered, and 
agreed to, 203, 1830, on Account for Nine Months; txxxv. 
613. See infra, 316.——To complete Services for 1830 ; 
£.137,500; LXxxvi. 154.———1831, £.550,000 ; Lxxxvi. 698. 

See infra, 180. 





























Fees: 


66-7. For defraying the Charge of Fees expected to be paid at 
the Exchequer on Issues for Army Services for the British Esta- 
blishment ; In 1820, £.35,000; Lxxv, 283. 1821, £.35,000 ; 
LXXVI. 308.——1822, £.33,000; Lxxvu. 152. 1823, £.33,000 ; 
LXXVIII. 106, 1824, £.33,000; Lxxix. 84.——1825, £.33,000; 























Lxxx. 170. 1826, £.33,000; Lxxx1. 136. 1827, £.33,000 ; 
LXXXII. 202, 1828, £.33,000; LxxximI. 468. 1829, £.33,000; 
LxXxxiv. 78. 1830, £.32,000; uxxxv. 156. 1830-31, 











£.32,000; LxXxxviI. 430.——1831, £.32,000; Lxxxvi. 586. 
1832 (Effective), £.4,800; uxxxvi. 128. (Non-effective), 
£.3,650; 129.——1833 (Effective), £.17,500.; Lxxxvu1. 382. 
(Non-effective), £.12,500 ; 383. 


Garrisons : 


68. For defraying the Charge of Garrisons at Home and Abroad 
on the Establishment of Great Britain; In 1820, £.28,366. 13. 10.; 
LXxv. 282. 1821, £.28,204, 2. 3.; -Lxxvi1. 298. 1822, 
£.28,894. 18.1.3; Lxxvi. 151. 1823, £.29,150. 0. 4.3 LXxvui. 
106.——Amendment proposed, but not made ; Resolution agreed 
to; 107.——I824, £.29,635. 13. 10.3; Lxxix. 83, 1825, 
£.29,832. 6. 10.; Lxxx. 169. 


69. For defraying the Charge of Garrisons in Ireland; In 
1820, £.6,271. 12. 4.3 LxXxv. 282.——1821, £.6,258. 12. 9.; 
LXXVI. 298.——1822, £.6,258. 12. 9.5; LXXVII. 151.——1823, 
£.6,241. 15. 10.3; LExxvitt. 106.——1824, £.5,556. 18. 6.; Lxxix. 
83.——- 1825, £.5,491. 0. 3.; LXxx 170, 

















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continued. 


Army ; Garrisons—continued. 

70. For defraying the Charge of His Majesty’s Garrisons at 
Home and Abroad; In 1826, £.35,498. 2. 9.3 LXxx1. 136. 
1827, £.36,272. 1. 7.; uxxxm. 201. Amendment proposed, and 
withdrawn; Another Amendment proposed, but not made; Re- 
solution agreed to; 202. 1828, £.36,898. 10. 6.; Lxxxu. 468. 

1829, £.36,862. 18. 11.3 LxXxxIv. 78. 1830, £. 36,669. 7. 8.; 
LXxxv. 156. 1830-31, £.33,835. 15. 10.3; Lxxxvi1, 429.—— 
1831, £.33,835. 15. 10.3; Lxxxvi. 586. 1832, £.33,670. 16, 2.5; 
LXXXVII. 128, 255. 1833, £.33,415, 9.10.5; LXxxvIII. 382. 























General Officers :—See infra, 84, ec. 


Good Hope, Cape of: 
71. For defraying the Charge of Troops at the Cape of Good 
Hope ; In 1836, £.25,000; xc1. 247. 1837, £.40,000; xcrI. 
234, 





Hibernian Military School :—See infra, 110. 
Hospital Contingencies :—See infra, 81. 


Judge Advocate General : 

72. For defraying the Charge of an Allowance to the Judge 
Advocate General; In 1821, £.5,180; Lxxvi. 298,——1822, 
£.4,580 ; cxxvir. 151. 

73. For defraying the Charge of an Allowance to the Deputy 
Judge Advocate General ; In 1821, £.650; txxvi. 298. 


Kilmainham Hospital : 

74. For defraying the Charge of In-Pensioners of Kilmain- 
ham Hospital; In 1820, £.17,186. 6. 2.; Lxxv. 283. 1821, 
£.15,970. 3. 1.3 LXXvI. 299.——1822, £. 16,247. 1.6.; Lxxvul. 152. 

1823, £.14,585. 10. 9.3 Lxxvui1. 106. 1824, £. 13,417.1.10.; 
LXXIXx. 84. 1825, £.12,075. 13. 10.; ~txxx. 170. See supra, 
47, &amp;e. 

75. For defraying the Charge of the Out-Pensioners of Kil- 
mainham Hospital; In 1820, £.191,742. 9. 10.; Lxxv. 283.—— 
1821, £.215,222. 1. 3.3 uxxvi. 209.——1822, £.214,443. 12.; 
LXXVII, 152. 


Land Forces: 


76. For defraying the Charge of Land Forces for Service in 
Great Britain and on Stations abroad; In 1820, £.500,000; 
Lxxv. 267. 1821, £.2,278,332. 0. 11.3 uxxvi. 170. 1822, 
£.1,611,680. 18. 11.; Lxxvu1.81. Resolution amended, and agreed 
to, 82.——1823, £.1,841,658. 18. 8.3 Lxxvil. 105——1824, 
£.1,991,641, 1. 8.5; Lxxix. 83, From 25 Dec. 1824 to 24 
March 1825, £.478,024. 7.3; Lxxx. 169. From 25 March to 
24 Dec. 1825, £.1,153,411. 0. 1.3 txxx. 169. 


77. For defraying the Charge of Land Forces for Service in 
Treland; In 1820, £.843,221. 1. 7.3; Lxxv. 282, 1821, 
£.753,955. 6. 1.3 Lxxv1.170. 1822, £.684,449. 15. 6.; LXxvit. 
150. 1823, £.719,710. 12. 8.3 Lxxvul. 105. 1824, 
£.742,505. 11.3 Lxx1x. 83. From 25 Dec. 1824 to 24 March 
1825, £.185,291. 13.3; Lxxx. 169. From 25 March to 24 Dec. 
1625, £.246,263. 18. 4.5 Lxxx. 169. 

78. To complete the Sum for defraying the Charge of Land 
Forces for Service in Great Britain and on Stations Abroad; In 
1820, £.2,063,639. 16. 8.; Lxxv. 282.——1822, £. 236,339. 0. 1.; 
UXxvil. 150. 



























































79. For defraying the Charge of Land Forces for Service in 
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and on the 
Stations Abroad (excepting the Possessions of the East India 
Company); In 1826, £. 3,157,550. 3. 6.; LxxxI. 136.——1827, 
£.3,155,596. 12. 6.5; Lxxxu. 201. 1828, £.3,210,694. 16. 5.; 
LXxx111. 102. 439. 1829, £.3,136,752. 15. 5.; Lxxxiv. 78. 
1830, £.3,015,333. 2. 7. ; LXxxv. 142.—1830-1, £. 2,796,043.0.9. ; 
LXXXVI, 287. 1831, £.3,152,154. 8.3.5; Lxxxvi. 586.——1832, 
£.3,170,779. 19. 2.3 LXxxviI. 128, 1833, £.3,168,216. 14. 1.; 




















LXXXVIll. 354.———-1834, £.3,056,873. 18. 11.3; Lxxxrx. 88,—— 
1835, £.2,978,528. 6. 7.; xc. 183.——1836, £.3,085,280, 6. 8.; 
xc1. 140.——1837, £.3,111,652. 1, 10.3; xem. 233. 


Medical Department : 


80. For defraying the Charge of an Allowance to the Principal 
Officers of the Army Medical Department; In 1821, £.5,614. 12.; 
LXXVI. 298. 1822, £.5,715.; txxvir. 151. 


Medicines: 





61. For Medicines, Surgical Materials, and certain Hospital 
Contingencies for the Land Forces in Great Britain; In 1820, 








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£.31,311. 2.1.3 uxxv. 282. 1821, £.27,824. 17. 11.3 LXxvr. 
298.——1822, £. 19,350; txxvul. 151.———-18 23, £.13,130; Lxxviit. 
105. 1824, £,12,822.5.; Lxx1x. 83. 1825, £.18,270. 14. 6.; 
Lxxx. 169.——In Great Britain and Ireland; 1826, £. 17,518. 9. 7.; 
LXxxI. 136, 1827, £.17,777. 14. 6.; Lxxxu. 201. 1828, 
£.17,760. 14. 6.; Lxxx1m. 439. 1829, £.16,560. 14. 6.5; LxxxIv. 
78.——1830, £.14,420; Lxxxv. 142. Postponed, 142. Agreed 
to, 156.——1830—1, £. 12,420; Lxxxvi. 429. 1831, £.12,420; 
LXXXvI. 586. 1832, £.15,000; LxXxxvil. 128. 254, 1833, 
£.11,800; Lxxxvit. 382. 


82. For Medicines, &amp;c. for Land Forces in Ireland ; In 1820, 
£.7,360; Lxxv. 282. 1821, £.7,816. 0. 3.; LXxvi. 298. 
1822, £.7,006. 12. 6.5; Lxxvit. 151. 1823, £.4,835. 11.3 Lxxvut. 
105.——1824, £.4,558. 12. 6,; LXxIx. 88.——1825, £.5,118. 17.; 
LXxx. 169. 






































Military Allowances :—See infra, 86, &amp;c. 
Military Asylum :—See infra, 110. 
Military College :—See infra, 111. 
Military Services : 


83. For defraying the Charge for Rewards for Military Ser- 
vices; In 1834, £.16,547. 12. 10.; Lxxxix. 112, 1835, 
£.15,966. 1.10.; xc. 284.1836, £.16,311, 13. 4.3 xcr. 247. 
1837, £.16,432, 9. 7.3 xcul. 233. 











Officers : 


84. For defraying the Charge of General and Staff Officers, 
and Officers of the Hospitals in Great Britain, and on Foreign 
Stations (excepting India); In 1820, £.112,768. 18. 6.; Lxxv. 
282.——1821, £.105,943. 5.10.; LXxvi. 297.——1822, £. 96,848. 2. 1.; 
LXxvul. 150.——1823, £. 93,303. 2. 1.3; Lxxvill. 105. 1824, 
£. 92,297. 16. 6.5; Lxx1x. 83. 1825, £.93,270. 17. 1.3 Lxxx. 
169.———In Great Britain and Ireland; 1826, £. 120,472. 1. 8.; 
LXxxI. 136. 1827, £.136,322. 5. 4.3; Lxxx1l. 201.—— 1828, 
£.136,900. 13. 8.3 Lxxxur. 439. 1829, £.117,136. 16.; 
LXXXxIV. 78. 1830, £. 109,347. 11. 4.; txxxv. 142. Postponed, 
142, Agreed to, 156. 1830-1, £.124,522.8.; txxxvi. 429. 
—1831, £.124,522.8.5; Lxxxvi. 586. 1832, £. 117,274.19.10.; 
LXXXVII. 128. 1833, £.110,835. 15. 5.3; Lxxxvimr. 382, 
1834, £. 120,848. 18. 6.; Lxxx1x. 88. 1835, £.118,111. 4. 6.5; 
xc. 284. 1836, £.153,684. 8. 5.5; xcl 141. —— 1837, 
£. 154,196. 19. 3.5 xcrr. 233. 

85. For defraying the Charge of General and Staff Officers, 
and Officers of the Hospitals in Ireland ; In 1820, £. 26,864. 18.; 
LXxv. 282. 1821, £.25,382. 13. 10.3; Lxxvr. 298. 1822, 
£.22,061. 16.6.5; Lxxvil. 150. 1823, £.18,565. 17.3.5 LXxvull. 
105. 1824, £. 24,725. 8.5.5 Lxx1x. 83. 1825, £. 24,581. 0. 8. 5 
LXxx. 169. 


















































86. For Allowances to the Principal Officers of the several 
Public Departments in Great Britain; In 1820, £.134,517. 16. 10. ; 
LXXxv. 282. 1823, £. 114,337. 1. 2.5 Lxxvi. 105. 1824, 
£. 114,590. 13. 2.5; Lxx1x. 83.—1825, £.116,470. 13. 10.3 Lxxx. 
169,———In Great Britain and Ireland; In 1826, £. 115,523. 2. 5.; 
LXxxI. 136. 1827, £.111,655. 7. 1.5 Uxxxir. 201. 1828, 
£.109,988. 9.; LXxx11l. 439. 1829, £. 105,928. 10. 2.; Lxxxiv. 
78. 1830, £. 106,530. 15. 3.; Lxxxv. 142. Postponed, 142. 
Agreed to, 156.——1830-31, £.103,897. 6. 4.; Lxxxvi. 429, 
1831, £. 103,897. 6. 4.3 LXxxvi. 586. 1832, £. 128,260. 11. 4.5 
LXXXVII. 128. 254. 1833, £.94,627. 13. 7.; Lxxxvil. 382. 
1834, £. 90,313. 4. 5.3 Lxxx1x. 88.——1835, £. 78,434. 0. 10.; 
XC. 183,——1836, £.57,479.8.6.; XCI. 247.1837, £.56,917.4.4.5 
Xcll, 233. 

87. For Allowances to the Principal Officers of the several 
Public Departments in Ireland; In 1820, £.10,851. 18. 11.; 
LXxv. 282. In 1821, £.10,517. 18. 9.3 Lxxvi. 298. 1822, 
£.10,331. 10.5.5 txxvil. 151. 1823, £.9,107. 16. 11.3 Lxxvut. 
105, 

88. To defray the Charge of the Pay of General Officers 
not being Colonels of Regiments in Great Britain; In 1820, 
£.177,486. 4; Lxxv. 282. 1821, £.172,806. 1. 3.3; Lxxv1. 208. 
1822, £. 180,522. 6. 3.3 LXXVII. 15].——1823, £.182,820. 10. 6. ; 
LXxvill. 106, 1824, £.164,170; Lxx1x. 83. 

89. To defray the Charge of the Pay of General Officers, 
&amp;e. in Ireland; In 1820, £.1,266, 18. 6.; Lxxv. 282. 1821, 
£.1,263. 9. 3.5; Lxxvi. 298. 1822, £.1,903. 12. 4.5; uxxvi. 151. 

90. For defraying the Charge of the Pay of General Officers, 
not being Colonels of Regiments; In 1825; £.151,522. 16. 3.; 
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(3.)\—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
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Army; Officers—continued. 


Lxxx. 169.——1826, £. 156,862; LXXXx1. 136.——1827, £. 148,226.7.6.; 
Lxxxu. 201. 1828, £.146,500; wxxxm1. 468. 1829, 
£.186,000; LxxxIv. 78. 1830, £.126,000; ~xxxv. 156. 
1830-31, £. 135,000; Lxxxvi. 429. 1831, £.135,000; LXXXvI. 
586. For Three Months from 1 January to 31 March 1832, 
£.32,200; Lxxxvil. 128. 1833, £.119,000; LXxXvIII. 382.——— 
1834, £. 114,000; 1xxxix. 112.——-1835, £. 106,000; xc. 284. 
——1836, £.106,000; xc1. 247.——-1837, £.113,000; xcrt. 233. 

91. For defraying the Charge of Full Pay for Retired Officers 
and Unattached Officers of the Forces in Great Britain; In 1820, 
£.86,177. 5. 2.5 LXxv. 282. 1821, £.115,256, 17. 6.; Lxxvi. 298. 
1822, £. 137,297.11.4.; Lxxvil. 152,18 23, £.136,243.7.11.; 
LXXVI1I. 106.——1824, £. 124,442. 0. 1.; Lxxrx. 83. 


92. For defraying the Charge of Full Pay for Retired Officers, 
&amp;c., in Ireland; In 1820, £.3,417. 5. 1.; Lxxv. 282.——1821, 
£.14,742. 14. 6.5 LXXVI. 299.———1822, £.7,937 ; Lxxvul. 152. 

93. For defraying the Charge of Full Pay to Retired Officers 
in Great Britain and Ireland; In 1825, £.131,000; txxx. 170. 


94. For defraying the Charge of Half Pay to Reduced Offi- 
cers upon the Establishment of Great Britain; In 1820, £.738,960 ; 
LXXV. 282. 1821, £.737,200; uxxvi. 288. Day appointed for 
further considering Report, 288. Consideration deferred, 294. 
Considered ; Resolution agreed to; 299. In 1822, £.764,200 ; 
LXxvil. 152. 1823, £.786,507. 13. 10.; Lxxvi. 106.——1824, 
£.728,300 ; Lxxix. 83. 


95. For defraying the Charge of Half Pay to Reduced Offi- 
cers in Ireland; In 1820, £.44,427. 13. 11.; Lxxv. 282, 
1821, £.37,581. 16. 2.; txxvi. 288. Day appointed for further 
considering Report, 288. Consideration deferred, 294. Consi- 
dered; Resolution agreed to; 299. 1822, £.44,765. 5. 5.; 
LXXVII. 152. 

96. For defraying the Charge of Half Pay to Reduced 
Officers in Great Britain and Ireland; In 1825, £.752,000; 
LXxx. 170. 


97. For defraying the Charge of Military Allowances to 
Reduced Officers upon the Establishment of Great Britain ; In 
1820, £.34,396. 9.; Lxxv. 282. 1821, £.41,894. 19.; txxvi. 288, 
Day appointed for further considering Report, 288. Considered; 
Resolution agreed to; 299. 1822, £.60,193. 9.3; Lxxviz. 152. 
1823, £.69,648. 16. 5.5 Lxxvill. 106.——1824, £.70,592. 4. 6.; 
LXXIx. 84. 

98. For defraying the Charge of Military Allowances to 
Reduced Officers in Ireland; In 1820, £.2,216. 5. 5.; Lxxv. 282. 
1821, £.2,493. 4. 6.; Lxxvi. 288. Day appointed for further 
considering Report, 288. Considered, and Resolution agreed to, 
299. 1822; £.1,652. 4. 6.; ~xxvur. 152. 



























































99. For defraying the Charge of Military Allowances to Re- 
duced Officers in Great Britain and Ireland; In 1825,£.42,048.2.6.; 
LXxx. 170. 

100. For defraying the Charge of Half Pay to Reduced 
Officers of His Majesty’s Land Forces; In 1826, £.724,100; 
LXXXI. 136.——1827, £.725,000; Lxxx11.201.——18 28, £.720,250; 
LXxx1l1. 468. 1829, £. 739,038. 17. 10.; Lxxxiv. 78. 
1830, £.720,859. 12. 10.3; Lxxxv. 156. 1830-31, £.697,800; 
LXXXVI. 429. 1831, £.697,800; L-Lxxxvi. 586. 1832, 
£.836,100; Lxxxvul. 128. 255. 1833, £.632,000; LxxxviII. 
382. —— 1834, £.607,000; LxxxIx. 112. —— 1835, £.585,500; 
xc. 284.——1836, £.566,000; xcr. 247. 1837, £.549,000; 
xc. 233.——For defraying the Charge of Half Pay of Com- 
missariat Officers; In 1833, £.51,983. 15. 4.; Lxxxvill. 677. 
1834, £.51,118. 6. 2.; Lxxxrx. 512. 


























101. For defraying the Charge of Half Pay and Reduced 
Allowances to Officers of disbanded Foreign Corps, Pensions to 
wounded Foreign Officers, and Allowances to Widows and Chil- 
dren of deceased Foreign Officers; In 1820, £.125,289; txxv. 282. 
1821, £.121,265; Lxxvi. 299. 1822, £.114,870; i~xxvil. 
152. 1823, £.114,070; Lxxvill. 106.——1824, £. 111,260; 
LXXIx. 84. 1825, £,109,710; Lxxx. 170. 


102. For defraying the Charge of Military Allowances to 
Reduced Officers of His Majesty’s Land Forces; In 1826, 
£.46,430. 2. 6.; Lxxx1. 136. 
201.——1828, £.43,113. 11. 3.; Lxxxu. 468. 

















103. For defraying the Charge of Full Pay for Reduced, 
Retired, and Unattached Officers of His Majesty’s Forces; In 
1826, £.123,500; txxx1. 136. 1827, £.118,000; Lxxxir. 201. 
——1828, £.112,500; txxxu1. 468, 1829, £.109,000; Lxxxrv. 
78.—-1830, £.104,000; Lxxxv. 156.—1830-31, £.95,300; 
LXXXviI. 429. 1831, £.95,300; Lxxxvi. 586, 1832, 




















GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


1827, £.44,844. 12. 6.; uxxxi. | 


_——— Se 


(3.)-—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 


Army ; Officers—continued. 
£.113,000; txxxvul. 128. 255. 1833, £.86,000; Lxxxvill. 382. 
——1834, £.82,000; Lxxxix. 112.——1835, £.78,000; xc. 284. 
—1836, £.71,500; xc1. 247. 1837, £.66,500; xcu. 233. 
104. For defraying the Charge of Half Pay and Reduced 
Allowances to Officers of disbanded Foreign Corps, of Pensions 
to wounded Foreign Officers, and of Allowances to the Widows and 
Children of deceased Foreign Officers; In 1826, £.107,296; 
LXXXxI. 136. 1827, £.104,100; rxxx11.201. 1828, £.101,470; 
LXXXIII. 468.———1829, £.97,270; Lxxxtv. 78. 1830, £.94,900; 
LXxxv. 156. 1830-31, £.91,300; Lxxxvi. 429. 1831, 
£.91,300; Lxxxvi. 429. 586. 1832, £.111,325; Lxxxvit. 
129. 255. 1833, £.86,480; Lxxxvitl. 383.——1834, £.81,240; 
LXXXIX. 112.——1835, £.78,080; xc. 285.——1836, £.75,760; 
XCI. 247. 1837, £.71,800; xcr1. 233. 



































105. For augmenting the Pay of certain General Officers 
In 1835, £.7,648 ; xc. 361. 


Officers’ Widows :—See infra, 119, &amp;e. 


Paymaster General : 


106. For defraying the Charge of an Allowance to the Pay- 
master General, his Deputies, Clerks, &amp;c. ; In 1821, £.28,883. 19.; 
LXXVI. 298. 1822, £.26,903; txxvi. 151, 


Pensions :—See infra, 119, &amp;e. 366. 








Public Departments :—See supra, 86, &amp;c. 


Quarter Master General : 


107. For defraying the Charge of an Allowance to the Quarter 
Master General; In 1821, £.6,192. 7.10.3 Lxxv1. 298.1822, 
£.6,176, 8.35 txxvir. 151. 

108. For defraying the Charge of an Allowance to the Deputy 
Quarter Master General in North Britain; In 1821, £.922; txxvr. 
298. 1822, £.250; txxvu. 151. 





Recruiting : 


109. For Recruiting and other Miscellaneous Services of Land 
Forces; In 1831, £.356,111. 7. 6.3 Lxxxvi. 429. 


Recruits :—See supra, 59. 
Rewards :—See supra, 83. 


Royal Military Asylum : 
110. For defraying the Charge of the Royal Military Asylum; 

In 1820, £.35,500. 13. 10.; Lxxv. 283. 1821, £.32,226. 6. 10. ; 

LXXVI, 299.——1822, £.26,149. 14. 6.5 ULxxvi. 152. 1823, 

£.26,075. 16.7.5; LXXvIII. 106, 1824, £.23,864. 5. 3.; Ltxx1x. 84. 
1825, £.24,834. 14.2.; Lxxx. 170. 1826, £.25,545. 18. 9.; 
LXXxI, 136. 1827, £,28,046. 17.3; Lxxxu. 201. 1828, 
£.27,629. 3. 7.5; Lxxxu. 468. 1829, £.24,155. 13. 8.; Lxxx1v. 
78. 1830, £.20,986. 13. 3.5; Lxxxv. 156. 1830-31, 
£.19,975. 12. 5.5 Lxxxvi. 429. 1831, £.19,975. 12. 5.; 
LXXXVI. 586. 1832, £.28,659. 7. 5.; Lxxxvil. 128. 255. 
1833, £.15,703. 19.; LXxxvill. 382. 1834, £.6,977. 8. 3.; 
LXXXIXx. 88. 1835, £.9,440; xc. 183. 1836, £.13,764. 15. 8. ; 
xc1.247.—————And Hibernian Military School, 1837, £.16,123. 10.; 
XCII. 233. 


















































Royal Military College : 
111. For defraying the Charge of the Royal Military College; 
In 1820, £.21,471. 16. 9.3 LXxV. 282.——1821, £,16,915. 8. 4.; 
LXXVI. 298. 1822, £.13,662.1.7.; uxxvu. 151. Amendment 
preposed, but not made; Resolution agreed to; 151. 1823, 
£.11,589. 16. 1.; Ltxxvimt, 106. Amendment proposed, but not 
made; Resolution agreed to; 107. 1824, £.11,423. 19. 1.3 
LXXIX. 83. 1825, £.13,189. 9. 2.3 Lxxx. 169. Amendment 
proposed, but not made; Resolution agreed to; 171. 1826, 
£.13,135.11.10.; Lxxx1. 136. 1827, £. 13,229, 3.7.3 LXxx11.201. 
1828, £.12,995. 15. 8.; Lxxx11. 440. 1829, £. 10,029. 17.1.; 
LXXXIV. 78. 1830, £.7,656. 19. 6.; Lxxxv. 142. Postponed, 
142. Agreed to, 156. 1830-31, £. 5,627. 19. 3.3; LXxxvi. 429. 
1831, £.5,627. 19. 3.; Lxxxvi. 586, 1882, £.3,629. 4. 11.; 
LXXXVII. 128, 255. 


















































| Royal Veteran Battalion : 

112-13. For defraying the Charge of the Three Royal Veteran 
Battalions in Ireland; In 1819, £.20,000; Lxxv. 412. 1822, 
£.83,176. 10. 9.3; LXxvir. 152. 1823, £.81,829. 7. 11.3 Lxxvai. 
106,——1824, £.101,180. 8. 11.; Lxxix. 84. Of Two Royal 
Veteran Battalions in Ireland; In 1825, £.17,984. 4. 10.; Lxxx. 
170, 

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I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 


Royal Veteran Battalion—continued. 

114. For assembling and forming Out-Pensioners into Seven 
Royal Veteran Battalions in Great Britain; In 1819, £.60,000 ; 
LXXV. 412. 

115. For defraying the Charge of the Royal Veteran Bat- 
talions, from 25 December 1824 to 24 March 1825, £.9,657. 18. 5. ; 
Lxxx. 170. 

116. For defraying the Charge of Three Royal Veteran Bat- 
talions, and Two Veteran Companies to be disbanded in 1826, 
£. 23,683; txxx1. 156. 

















































Secretary at War: 
117. For defraying the Charge of an Allowance to the Secre- 
tary at War; In 1821, £.50,418. 16. 8.; Lxxvi. 298, 1822, 
£.43,185. 15.3 Uxxvil. 150. 


Staff Officers :—See supra, $4, ke. 


Superannuations : 

118. For Allowances, Compensations and Emoluments in the 
nature of Superannuated or Retired Allowances to Persons 
belonging to several Public Departments in Great Britain; 
In 1820, £.30,228. 3. 2.3 LxXxv. 283. 1822, £.36,982. 9. 4.; 
LXXvul. 152.——1823, £.36,703. 6. 10.5; Lxxvil1. 106. 1824, 
£.41,948. 13. 7; Lxxix. 84. 1825, £.44,305. 16. 10.; Lxxx. 
170. In Great Britain and Ireland,—1826, £.48,236, 10.; 
LXXxI. 136. 1827, £.54,193. 12. 2.5 uxxx. 201. 1828, 
£.55,180. 19. 11.3 Lxxxi. 468. 1829, £.56,044. 0. 10.; 
LXxxIv. 78. 1830, £.54,204, 18. 1.3 LUxxxv. 156. 
1830-31, £. 53,369. 6.5.5 LXxxvi. 430.——1831, £.53,369. 6. 5.; 
LXXXVI. 586. 1832, £.63,446. 14. 11.; Lxxxvul. 129. 255. 

1833, £.51,374. 3. 6.3; LxXxxvul. 383. 1834, £.47,000 ; 
LXXXIX. 112. —— 1835, £.44,585. 2. 8.5; xc. 285. ——— 1836, 
£47,823; xcr. 247. ——1837, £.47,000; xcII. 234. ——— 
In Ireland, —1820, £.9,007. 15. 1.; Lxxv. 283. 1822, 
1823, £.6,854. 14. 3.5; LXXvIII. 
1825, £.5,690. 8.; 












































£.7,026. 2. 5.3 uxxvit. 152, 
106. 1824, £.5,292. 16. 4.5 LxXxIx. 84. 
Lxxx. 170. 











Surgical Materials :—-See supra, 81. 
Transport Service :—See infra, 382. 
Veteran Battalions :—See supra, 112, &amp;c. 
Volunteers :— See infra, 592, ke. 


Widows of Officers : 

119. For defraying the Charge of Pensions to be paid to Widows 
of Officers of Land Forces and Marines upon the Establishment of 
Great Britain; In 1820, £.92,717. 17. 4.; Lxxv. 283, 1821, 
£.100,198; Lxxvi. 288. Day appointed for further considering 
Report, 288. Considered; Resolution agreed to; 299. 1822, 
£. 102,827.16. 8.5 Lxxvil. 152. 1823, £.127,287. 6. 3.5 LXXxvIII. 
106. 1824, £.131,2515 Lxxix. 34. 1825, £. 135,369. 16. 8.5 
LXxx. 170. 

















120. For defraying the Charge of Pensions to be paid to the 
Widows of Land Forces and Marines in Ireland; In 1820, 
£, 22,164. 6. 8.5 Lxxv. 283. 1821, £.20,795. 4. 5.3 LXxvi. 288. 
Day appointed for further considering Report, 288. Considered ; 
Resolution agreed to; 299. 1822, £.21,449. 2. 6.5 txxvul. 152. 








121. For defraying the Charge of Pensions to Widows of 
Officers of the Land Forces and Marines; In 1826, £. 142,039. 16.8.; 
LXXxI. 136. 1827, £.135,868. 16. 8.; Lxxxu. 201. 
1828, £.143,083; Lxxxu. 468. 1829, £.143,411; Lxxxiv. 
78. 1830, £.145,267; Lxxxv. 156. 1830-31, £.147,778 ; 
LXXxviI. 429. 1831, £.147,778; Uw.xxxvi. 586. 1832, 
£.184,403; Lxxxvul. 129.255. 1833, £.145,944; Lxxxvul. 383. 
—1834, £.147,600; Lxxx1x. 112. 1835, £.148,929; xc. 285. 
~—1836, £.148,990; xc. 247. 1837, £.148,728; xcu. 233. 

See supra, 56. 






















































Australia Western : 
122. For defraying Charges of the Settlement in; 1831, 
£.24,895; Lxxxvi. 698, 1832, £.13,456. 9. 5.3 LXxxvir. 526. 
1833, £.6,290. 19. 6.; Lxxxvitl. 691. 1834, £.5,806. 5.5 
LXXXIX. 278. 1835, £.7,417. 1. 6.; xc. 460.——1836, 
£.7,378. 15.; xc1. 780.——1837, £.5,309; xcu. 526. 





























Bahamas : 

123. For defraying the Civil Establishment of the Bahama 
Islands ; In 1820, £.3,301. 10.; Lxxv. 326. 1821, £.3,147. 15. ; 
LxXxvi. 485. 1822, £.3,506. 17. 6.; Lxxvu. 171. —— 1823, 
£.3,297. 5.3; wxxvit. 271.——1824, £.3,287; uxxix. 198.—— 
1825, £.3,477; Ltxxx. 246.———1826, £.3,119; t~xxx1. 196.—— 






















1050 SUPPLY —continued. 


(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply—- 


continued. 


Bahamas—continued. 
1827, £.3,040; Lxxx11. 500.———1828, £.3,040; Lxxxu1. 398.—— 
1829, £.3,040; Lxxx1v. 194.1830, £.3,040; txxxv. 619.—— 
1831, £.2,940; Lxxxvi. 698.——1832, £. 4,973. 4.; Lxxxvil. 518. 
——1833, £.2,140; Lxxxvill. 691.——1834, £.1,940; Lxxxrx. 
277.——1835, £.1,940; xc. 460.— 1836, £.1,940; xcz. 780. 
—-1837, £. 3,783; xcr1. 526. 


Bahamas Straits : 


124. For erecting Lighthouses on the Eastern side of; 1833, 
£.10,000; Lxxxvill. 692. 


Bangor Ferry : 
125. For the Purchase of, £. 26,394. 7. 6.; Lxxx1. 178. 
See infra, 165. 


Bankrupts : 

126. To defray the Expenses of erecting New Courts for the 
Commissioners of Bankrupts in Basinghall Strect; In 1821, 
£. 2,300; uxxvi. 487. Further Consideration adjourned, 487. 
Resumed, and Resolution agreed to, 489. Read again, and In- 
struction accordingly, 493. 1822, £.2,700; ~xxvil. 452. 





Barristers, Revising : 

127. For Allowances and Expenses of the Barristers employed 
in 1832 in revising Lists of Voters under the Reform Bill, 
In 1833, £. 20,500; Lxxxvit. 180. 1834, £.22,500; LXxxrx. 
182, 1835, £.22,700; xc. 263.—£. 22,500; 539. 1836, 
£.40,200; xc1. 780.——1837, £.24,000; xem. 525. 

Battle Axe Guards : 
128. For Clothing; In 1820, £.378; itxxv. 387. 











Belfast Academical Institution : 

129. For defraying the Expense of; In 1828, £.1,500; 
LXXx. 480. 1829, £.1,500; Lxxxiv. 203.——~(1830; see 
infra, 116.)———1831, £.1,500; Lxxxvi. 801. 1832, £.1,875 ; 
LXXXVII. 507.——1833, £. 1,500 ; LXXXVIII. 692.1834, £.3,500; 
LXXXIx. 278.——1835, £.1,500; xc. 539. 1836, £.2,375; 
XCl. 773.——1837, £.1,800; xcil. 527. 











Bencoolen : 
130. For making Compensation to the Proprietors for Losses 
sustained on the Surrender of that Settlement to the King of the 
Netherlands, £. 22,500; Lxxxtv. 209. 


Bermudas: 
131. For defraying the Civil Establishment of the Bermuda 
Islands; In 1823, £.1,522. 1. 4.3 Lxxvim. 422,— 1826, 
£.4,102. 10.5; Lxxx1. 196. 1827, £.4,000; Lxxx11. 500,—— 
1828, £.4,000; Lxxx11. 398. 1829, £.4,000; Lxxxiv. 194. 
1830, £.4,000; Lxxxv. 619. 1831, £.4,000; Lxxxvi. 698. 
1832, £. 5,624.11. 8.5; uxxxvir. 518. 1833, £. 4,249. 13. 4.; 
LXXXVIII. 691. 1834, £.4,249. 13. 4.3 LXxxIx. 277. 1835, 
£.4,599. 13. 4.5 xc. 460. 1836, £. 4,449. 13.4.3 xc1. 780.—— 
1837, £. 4,449. 13. 4.5 xem. 526. 

132. To defray the Expense of the Convict Establishment at 
Bermuda; In 1824, £.9,827; .txx1x. 198. 


Bills :—sSee infra, 511, &amp;e. 


Bow Street, Public Office: 

133. For defraying the Expense of the Bow Street Public 
Office; In 1821, £. 33,567; i~xxvi. 484. In 1822, £.33,567 ; 
LXXVII. 169. 

Brighton Palace: 


134. For completing certain Alterations and Additions; In 
1832, £.7,875; Lxxxvil. 279. 1833, £.2,671; Lxxxvull. 677. 



































Bristol Revenue Buildings : 

135. For erecting Revenue Buildings at Bristol; 1834, £.6,700; 
LXxx1x. 182. Postponed, 184. Further considered, and agreed 
to, 279. 

British Museum : 

136. For defraying the Expenses of the British Museum; In 
1820, £.10,009. 16. 10.5; Lxxv. 254, 1821, £.8,479; Lxxvi. 
308. 1822, £.9,425. 13.5; Lxxvir. 392. 1823, £.8,766 ; 
LXXVIII. 325. 1824, £.4,8745 Lxx1x. 274, 1825, £.15,416 ; 
LXxx. 134. 1826, £.13,992; Lxxx1. 196.——1827, £.9,877 ; 
Lxxxu. 456. See infra, 139. 1828, £.16,649; Lxxxiu. 196. 

1829, £.19,899; LxxxIv. 189. 1830, £. 16,143; Lxxxv. 156. 

1830-81, £.14,450; LXxxxvi. 429. 1831, £. 14,450; 
LXXxvI. 612. 1832, £.16,922; wLxxxvir. 157. 1833, 
£.16,8445 Lxxxvui. 213.—— 1834, £.17,017; Uxxxrx. 135. 
——1835, £.17,796; xc. 268.——1836, £.21,974; xc1. 773.——— 
1837, £. 29,400; xcul. 527. 









































137. For 


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I. Committee of Supply-—continued. 
(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 


continued. 


British Museum—continued. 

137. For defraying the Expense of Buildings at the British 
Museum for His Majesty’s Library ; In 1823, £.40,000; Lxxvitt. 
422. Postponed, 422. Resolution amended, and agreed to, 443. 
—1824, £. 40,000; uxx1x. 196.——1825, £.40,000; Lxxx. 288. 
——1826, £.25,000; Lxxx1. 177.——1827, £. 12,000; LxxxmI. 457. 
——1828, £.43,600; Lxxx1. 422. 1829, £.13,000; LxxxIv. 
192.——-1830, £. 10,000; Lxxxv. 617.——-1831, £.12,000; LxxxvI. 
612. 1832, £.10,000; LxxxviI. 279.——— 1833, £.24,000; 
LXXXVIII. 677. 1834, £.8,000 ; Lxxxix. 182. Postponed, 184. 
Further considered, and agreed to, 279. 1835, £. 16,000; xc. 
361.——1836, £. 25,860; xcI. 412.——-1837, £. 14,250; xem. 524. 


138. For the Purchase of Mr. Rich’s Collection of Manu- 
scripts for the British Museum; £.7,500; txxx. 339. 

139. Upon Account of the estimated Expenditure of the 
British Museum; In 1827, £. 3,000; txxxu. 377. 


140. For depositing in the British Museum the Collection of 
Egyptian Antiquities, the property of Mr. J. Sams, £. 2,500; 
LXXxXIx. 562. 

141. For the Purchase of the Collection of Fossil Organic 
Remains, the property of Mr. Thomas Hawkins, to be deposited 
in the British Museum, £. 1,310. 5.; Ltxxxrx. 563. 

142. To defray the Charge of certain Egyptian Antiquities for 
the British Museum; In 1835, £.6,000; xc. 539. 

143. For the Charge for certain Purchases for the British 
Museum; 1836, £.9,250; xc1. 781. 

144. Toenable the Trustees of the British Museum to pur- 
chase the Collection of Shells belonging to Mr. Broderip, 
£.1,575 3 xcrt. 526. 


145. To enable the Trustees of the British Museum to pur- 


chase certain Etruscan Vases, part of the Collection of the Prince 
of Canino, £. 1,200; xcur. 590. 


See supra, 36. 























Brunswick, New : 

146. For defraying the Civil Establishment of New Bruns- 
wick; In 1820, £.6,757. 10.; Lxxv. 326. 1821, £.6,757. 10.; 
LXxvVI. 484. 1822, £.6,757. 10.; Lxxvu. 170. 1823, 
£.6,757. 10.3; uxxvin. 271. 1824, £.5,194; Lxxrx. 198.—— 
1825, £.5,194; Lxxx. 246.——1826, £.5,247; Lxxx1. 196.—— 
1827, £.5,100; Lxxxi1. 500. 1828, £.3,600 5; LXxx11I. 398.—— 
1829, £.3,600; Lxxxiv. 194.——-1830, £.3,600; Lxxxv. 619. 

















Buckingham Palace : 


147. For providing Furniture, and on account of Debts for 
Work done and Contracts entered into for Buckingham Palace, 
previous to 15 February 1831; £.163,670. 9. 2.3 Lxxxvi. 878. 


For Works and Services at Buckingham Palace, 1836, 
£.6,497; xc. 780, 





Buildings, New :—See infra, 612, &amp;e. 


Burgess, Henry: 


148. For Compensation to Henry Burgess respecting his Plan 
for the Extra Post; In 1822, £.7,300 ; txxvu. 455. 


Caledonian Canal : 
149. For defraying the Expense of making and maintaining 
the Caledonian Canal; In 1820, £.60,000; Lxxv. 387. 1822, 
£.25,000; Lxxvit. 452. 1823, £.25,000; Lxxvir. 271. 
1824, £.25,000; Lxx1x. 196. 1829, £.4,886; Lxxxiv. 193. 














Cambridge University :—See infra, 482. 


Canada : 

150. For defraying the Civil Establishment of Upper Canada in 
America; In 1820, £.10,800; Lxxv. 326, 1821, £.11,107. 10.; 
LXxvi. 484. 1822, £.11,992. 10.3; uxxvi. 170. 1823, 
£.12,232. 3.6.3; Lxxvill. 271. 1824, £.8,229; txxix. 198.—— 
1825, £.8,229; Lxxx. 246. 














151. For defraying the Civil Establishment of the Indian 
Department in Upper and Lower Canada; In 1833, £.20,000 ; 
LXXXxVIll. 691. 1834, £.20,000; Lxxxix. 278.—— 1835, 
£.20,000; xc. 460.—1836, £.20,000; xc. 780.— 1837, 
£.19,500; xc. 525. See infra, 406. 

152. For defraying the Expense of Military Works at Kings- 
ton in Upper Canada, and Halifax in Nova Scotia; In 1828, 
£.30,000; Amendment proposed, but not made; Resolution 
agreed to; Lxxxiu. 514. 

153. For improving the Water Communication between Mont- 
real and the Ottawa, and from the Ottawa to Kingston; In 1827, 





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(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 
Canada—continued. 
£.15,000; txxx1. 196. 1827, £.56,000; txxxm. 500. Post- 
poned, 500. Consideration deferred, 545. Considered,and agreed 
to, 552. 1828, £.135,000 ; Lxxx1II. 480.——1829, £.163,000 ; 
LxxxIv. 194, Postponed ; Resolution agreed to; 203. 








154-5. For defraying the Charges of the Rideau Canal, &amp;c., 
on account, for Nine Months, 1830; txxxv. 613. See infra, 316. 
———To complete Estimate for 1830, £. 40,750; Lxxxvi. 154. 
1831, £.296,000; Lxxxvi. 699.——1832, £.18,800; Lxxxvil. 
526. 1833, £.40,000; Lxxxvu. 691.——1834, £. 28,000; 
LXXXIX. 278.——~1835, £. 34,511; xc. 460,——1837, £. 14,000; 
XCII. 526. 








156. To defray the Expenses of Indian Presents for Canada; 
In 1826; Lxxx1. 196. 

157. To pay Compensation to British Subjects in Upper 
Canada for Losses sustained by them during the War in 1813 and 
1814, £.17,910. 8. 1.5; xc. 590. 


158. For Advances on account of Arrears of Charges for the 
Administration of Justice and of the Civil Government of Lower 
Canada, £. 142,160. 14. 6.; xcrr. 590. 


Cape Breton : 
159. For defraying the Civil Establishment of the Island of 
Cape Breton, in 1820, £. 2,285. 13. 2.; txxv. 326. 
See infra, 247. 


Cape Coast Castle :—See supra, 26. 


Cape of Good Hope : 


160. For defraying the Expense of conveying and victualling 
Settlers at the Cape of Good Hope, £. 86,760. 5. 4.; Lxxvi. 485. 
See supra, 71. 247. 


Chancery, Court of, (Ireland) : 

161. Tore-pay to Mr. Orpen the Amount paid by him for the 
Purchase of the Office of one of the Six Clerks of the Court 
of Chancery in Ireland, and which Purchase has not been 
completed, 1833, £. 1,600; Lxxxvill. 692. 


Chapels in Jamaica :—See infra, 284. 


Charitable Bequests, Board of : 

162. For defraying the Expense of the Board of Charitable 
Bequests ; In 1827, £.700; txxxu1. 501. 1828, £. 700 ; LXxxII. 
423. 1829, £.700; ixxxiv. 203. (1830; See infra, 316.) 

1831, £.700; ~xxxvi. 801. 1832, £.875; txxxvu. 507. 
——1833, £.700; Lxxxviti. 692. 1834, £.700; ~xxx1x. 278. 
——1835, £.700; xc. 539.——-1836, £.700; xc1. 773.—1837, 
£.700; xcri. 526. 


























Charitable Donations: 

163. For defraying the Expense of the Commissioners of Cha- 
ritable Donations; In 1822, £. 500; txxvit. 453. 1823, £. 500; 
LXXVIII. 270. 1824, £.500; Lxx1x. 199. —— 1825, £.722. 
LXxx. 245, 1826, £.700; Lxxxr. 207. 











Charitable Institutions (Ireland) :—See the several Charita- 
ble Institutions under their respective Names ; also infra, 316. 
Charities : 

164. For Salaries of the Commissioners for inquiring into 
Charities; In 1832, £.19,500; Lxxxvir. 281. 1833, £. 13,150 ; 
LXXXVIII. 690. 1835, £.4,875; xc. 539.——1836, £. 30,000 ; 
xcl. 413.——-1837, £. 11,825; xc. 524. 








Charter Schools :—See infra, 551, &amp;c. 


Chirk and Bangor Ferry Road: 
165. For making further Alterations in the Chirk and Bangor 
Ferry Road ; In 1820, £. 22,594; Lxxv. 387. 


Churches : 

166. For defraying the Expense of building Churches and 
Glebe Houses in Ireland; In 1820, £.9,230; Lxxv. 387. 
1821, £.9,230; Ltxxvi. 485. 1822, £. 9,230; Lxxvil. 454. 
1823, £.9,230; txxvi. 269. Resolution postponed, 270, Con- 
sideration deferred, 279. Resolution agreed to, 444. See infra, 
613. 











167. For further defraying the Expense of building Churches 
and Glebe Houses, and of purchasing Glebes in Ireland; In 
1820, £. 18,461; Lxxv. 412, ——1821, £. 18,461; Lxxvi. 486. 
See infra, 273. 


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I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 


continued. 
Civil Contingencies : 

168. To enable His Majesty to provide for such Expenses ofa 
Civil Nature as do not form part of the Ordinary Charges of the 
Civil List ; In 1820, £. 300,000 ; Lxxv. 350.——1821, £. 280,000 ; 
LXXvI. 399, 1822, £.200,000; txxvu. 454.—— For 1823, 
£.160,000; ~Lxxviil. 422. 








169. For satisfying such Charges, Pensions and Annuities as 
would have been payable out of the Civil List, in case the Demise 
of his late Majesty had not taken place before 31 December 1837, 
£.200,000; xcr. 592. 


170. To make good to the Civil Contingencies the like Sums 
advanced thereout in 1819, for Public Services, £. 25,466. 13. ; 
LXxv. 328. 

171. On account of Civil Contingencies; In 1826, £. 100,000 ; 
Lxxx,. 135. 


172. To defray part of the Charge of Civil Contingencies; | 





In 1824, £. 100,000; Lxxrx. 198. 
244. 


1825, £.160,000; Lxxx. 


173. For defraying the Charge of Civil Contingencies; In 
1824, £. 106,507 ; Lxx1x, 274. 1826, £.300,000; Lxxxr. 148. 
196, 1827, £. 290,000 ; Lxxx11. 377. 456. 1828, £. 240,000 ; 
LXXXIII. 227. 397. 1829, £. 160,000 ; Lxxx1v. 194. Postponed ; 
Resolution agreed to; 203. 1830, £.100,000; Lxxxv. 256. 
See infra, 316. To complete Estimate for 1830, £. 40,000; 
LXXXVI. 154. 1830-31, £. 80,000; Lxxxvi. 459. 1831, 
£.80,000; Lxxxvi. 612. 1832, £.199,000; Lxxxvir. 105. 
To complete Charge for 1832, £.6,000; Lxxxvuml. 477. 
1833-34, £. 140,000 ; Lxxxvil. 493. 653. 1834-35, £. 130,000 ; 
LXXXIx. 184, 1835-36, £.130,000; xc. 263. 1836, 
£. 130,000; xc1. 272. 764. 1837, £.120,000; xcir. 501. 















































174. For defraying the Expense of Civil Contingencies in Ire- 
land; In 1820, £. 20,000; Lxxv. 388, 1821, £. 20,000; Lxxv1. 











486. 1822, £.20,000; wuxxvir. 454. 1823, £. 15,000; 
LXXVIII. 270,——1824, £. 15,000 5 Lxx1x. 199.1825, £.15,000 ; 
LXxx. 245. 


Civil List :—See supra, 168, &amp;e.; infra, 495, &amp;e. 
Civil Pensions :—Scee infra, 367. 


Clergy : 

175. For paying the usual Allowances to Protestant Dissenting 
Ministers in England, Poor French Protestant Refugee Clergy, 
&amp;e.; In 1821, £.7,236. 8. 10.3; txxvi. 487. Further Consider- 
ation adjourned, 487. Resumed, and Resolution agreed to, 489. 
1822, £.7,036. 8. 10.5 Lxxvil. 170. 1823, £.6,736. 8. 10.5 
LXxvill. 1665. 1824, £.6,512. 7. 10.5; L~xxix. 197. 
£.6,312. 7.10.5; Lxxx. 246.—— 1826, £.6,112. 7. 10.5 Lxxx1. 168. 
1827, £.5,912. 7. 10.3 Lxxxit. 499.——1828, £.5,912.7. 10.; 
LXxx11l. 398, —— 1829, £.5,812. 7. 10.; Lxxxiv. 193. 
1830, £.5,712. 7. 10.3; Lxxxv. 618.——1831, £.5,612; Lxxxvi. 
652. 1882, £.5,150; Lxxxvil. 280,——— 1833, £.4,990; 
LXXXxvill. 690, 1834, £.4,990; Lxxx1x. 183. Postponed, 184. 
Further considered, and agreed to, 279. 1835, £.4,800; xc. 
460.———1836, £.4,600; xcr. 764. 1837, £.4,600; xcur. 525. 









































1825, | 


176. For the Augmentation of the Maintenance of the Poor 


Clergy, £.100,000; Lxxv. 350. 
177. For making good Deficiency to the Consolidated Fund of 


Sums granted thereout, to make Provision for the Maintenance | 


of the Poor Clergy of Scotland and Ireland, £.59,192. 16. 6 3.; 
LXXVIII. 129. 


See infra, 236, 308, &amp;c. 


Clerks of the Peace (Ireland) : 

178. For Expenses incurred by Clerks of the Peace under the 
Act for amending the Representation of the People of Ireland ; 
In 1836, £.6,000 ; xc1. 773. 


Coin Prosecutions : 

179. For the Expenses of Prosecutions, &amp;c. relating to the 
Coin; In 1820, £.8,000; txxv. 326. 1821, £.8,000; Lxxv1. 
483. 1822, £.5,000; txxvir. 169.——1823, £.5,000; Lxxvull. 
164, 1824, £.5,000; ctxxix. 198. 1825, £.6,000; Lxxx. 
246.——1826, £.6,000; Lxxx1. 178.———1827, £.5,0005 Lxxxu. 
499. 1828, £.6,000; Lxxx111. 398. 1829, £.6,500; LxxxIVv. 
194. 
675. 1832, £.10,000; Lxxxvi1, 281.—— 1833, £.8,000; 
LXXXVIII. 690. 1834, £.8,000; Lxxx1x. 184. Postponed, 184. 
Further considered, and agreed to, 279. 1835, £.8,000; xc. 
460, 



































1836, £.8,000; xc1. 779. See supra, 311, &amp;e. 


1830, £.7,000; Lxxxv. 618.——1831, £.8,000; LxxxvI. | 





(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 


Colonial Services : 

180. To defray the Expense of certain Colonial Services here- 
tofore paid out of the Extraordinaries of the Army; In 1821, 
£.2,442. 10.; uxxvi. 487. Further Consideration adjourned, 
487. Resumed, and Resolution agreed to, 489. 1822, 
£.2,442.10.; txxvir. 170. 1823, £.2,442. 10.5; yxxviur. 271, 
1824, £.2,442.10.; ~xxix. 198. For 1825, £.2,442. 10.; xxx. 
247.——1826, £.2,442, 10.; Lxxx1. 196.—1827, £.2,442. 10. ; 
LXxx1I. 500,———-1828, £.2,442. 10.3; txxxi11. 398. 

















Commercial Credit : 


181. To pay off and discharge Irish Treasury Bills issued by 
the Bank of Ireland for the support of Commercial Credit ; In 
1822, £.105,181. 9. 44.5; Lxxvul. 49. 


Common Pleas (Ireland) : 
182. For discharging the Allowances due to Officers of Com- 


mon Pleas in Ireland, £.3,092. 6. 2.; txxvit. 454. 


Compassionate List :-— See supra, 56; infra, 330. 


Comptroller General of the Exchequer and Paymaster 
of Civil Services : 

183. For defraying the Expenses of the Departments of the 
Comptroller General of the Exchequer and Paymaster of Civil 
Services ; In 1835, £. 22,092; xc. 362. 1836, £. 14,650; xcr. 
413. 1837, £.14,300; xcrr. 524, 








Consuls : 
184. To defray the outstanding Charges for Outfit and Charges 
to His Majesty’s Consul General; In 1824, £, 34,450; Lxxrx. 274. 


185. For Salaries to His Majesty’s Consuls in Spanish Ame- 
rica; In 1825, £.35,000; Lxxx. 246. 1826, #. 40,000 ; Lxxx1. 
178. 

186. For Salaries of His Majesty’s Consuls General and Con- 
suls abroad, and for contingent Charges and Expenses connected 
with the same; In 1826, £.52,370; Lxxx1. 196. 1827, 
£. 100,870; txxxu. 500. 1828, £.97,870; Lxxxiu. 398. 
1829, £.89,470; Lxxxiv. 194. 1830, £.87,970; Lxxxv. 619. 
1831, £.112,195; Lxxxvi. 698.——1832, £.105,638. 15.; 
LXXXVII. 281. 1833, £.78,075; Lxxxvirr. 690. 1834, 
£.95,486 ; Lxxx1x. 183. Postponed, 279. 556, Further con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 563. 1835, £.95,966; xc. 459. 
1836, £.103,516; xcr. 413.———1837, £. 100,389; xcur. 524. 



































Convicts : 
187. For the Expense of confining, maintaining and employ- 

ing Convicts at Home; In 1820, £.83,675; Lxxv. 326. 

1821, £.90,532 5 Lxxvi. 483. 1822, £.81,363; wxxvu. 169. 

——1823, £. 62,405; Lxxvil. 164. 1824, £.60,7545; LxxIx. 

198, 1825, at Home and at Bermuda, £.78,147; txxx. 246. 

1826, £. 92,100; Lxxx1. 178. 1827, £.112,746; ctxxxi. 499. 
1828, £.106,958 ; Lxxx11I. 398.——1829, £.108,772; Lxxxiv. 
194, 1830, £. 107,986; Lxxxv. 618. 1831, £. 108,165; 
LXXXVI. 675. 1832, £.119,860; Lxxxvi. 281. 1833, 
£.89,654 5; Lxxxvir. 690. 1834, £.73,662; -Lxxxix. 184. 
Postponed, 184. Further considered, and agreed to, 279. 
1835, £. 64,000; xc. 460.— 1836, £.57,400; xc1. 779.—— 
1837, £.53,400; xc. 525. 

188. For maintaining Convicts at New South Wales and Van 
Diemen’s Land; In 18382, £. 172,236; Lxxxvur. 281. 1833, 
£. 130,000; Lxxxvilr. 690. 1834, £.130,000; Lxxxrx. 184. 
Postponed, 184. Further considered, and agreed to, 279,—— 
1835, £. 147,306; xc. 460,-— 1836, £.242,000; xc1. 770.—— 
1837, £. 244,100; xcur. 525. 

189. For conveying Convicts to New South Wales; In 1837, 
£.98,188; xcu. 460. 


















































Conway Ferry : 
190. For building a Bridge there, £.14,994. 3. 9.; xxx. 
178. 


Cork, Green Coat Hospital : 
191. For defraying the Charge of the Green Coat Hospital of 
the City of Cork; In 1820, £.140; Lxxv. 388, 1821, £. 107; 
LXXVI. 485. 





Cork Institution : 
192. For defraying the Expense of the Cork Institution; 
In 1820, £.2,300; Lxxv. 388, 1821, £.2,300; Lxxvi. 485. 
1822, £.2,000; Lxxvil. 453. —— 1823, £.2,000; LXXvIuI. 
269.——1824, £.2,000; Lxx1x. 199.——1825, £.1,900; Lxxx. 
245. 1826, £. 1,563; Lxxx1. 207. 1827, £. 1,500; Lxxx1lI. 
501.——1828, £. 1,500; Lxxxu11. 468. 1829, £. 1,200; LxxxIv. 
203. 




















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I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 


continued. 


(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 


continued. « 


Coronation : Debt, National—continued. 


193. For defraying the Expenses of His Majesty’s Corona- 
tion (Geo. IV.), £.100,000 ; xxv. 398. 


194. For defraying the Expenses of their Majesty’s Coronation 


208. To be issued to the Commissioners for the Reduction of 
the National Debt for 1822, in respect of Exchequer Bills; 
£.290,000 ; txxvir. 169. 


(Will. IV.), £.50,000; txxxvi. 809. Debtors, Insolvent : 


Corporations : 

195. For defraying the Expenses of the Commissioners ap- 
pointed to inquire into the existing state of Municipal Corpora- 
tions in Great Britain and Ireland; In 1833, £. 15,300; 
LXxxvill. 692. -—— 1834, £.24,900; Lxxxix. 563. —— 1835, 
£.5,150; xc. 459. 


196. For defraying Experises connected with the Acts relating 
to Municipal Corporations in England, Scotland and Ireland; 
1836, £. 29,800; xcr. 413. 


Corsican Emigrants :—See infra, 246. 


County Rates : 

' 197. To defray certain Charges hitherto paid out of the County 
Rates ; In 1835, £.110,000%; xc. 539. 1836, £.40,000 ; xcr. 780. 
—— 1837, £.80,000; xcrr. 525. 


198. For defraying the Expenses of the County Rates Com- 
mission; In 1835, £.2,700; xc. 459. 1836, £.753; xc. 
413. 

Courts of Justice: 

199. For defraying the Expenses of building New Courts in 
Westminster Hall; In 1822, £.30,000; itxxvuir. 455. 1823, 
£.30,000 5; LXXvIlI. 271.———-1824, £.30,000 ; Lxx1x. 196. 














200. For completing the Expense of erecting the New Courts 
of Justice at Westminster; For 1827, £.18,612; ~xxxul. 457. 


201. Todefray the Salaries and Expenses of the Commissioners 
appointed to inquire into the Practice and Proceedings of the 
Superior Courts of Common Law, and into the Law of England 
respecting Real Property ; In 1830, £.16,600; txxxv. 619. 
1831, £.29,900 ; Lxxxvi. 675. 1832, £.15,000; Lxxxvir. 281. 
1833, £.7,097 ; LXxxvitr. 690. 1834, £.800; Lxxxrx. 183. 
Postponed, 184. Further considered, and agreed to, 279. 














.202. For paying the Salaries of Commissioners of Courts of 
Justice in Ireland; In 1820, £.6,000; .xxv. 387. 1821, 
£.6,000 ; Ltxxvi. 486. 1822, £.7,200; txxvi. 454. Further 
Consideration of Resolution put off for Three Months, 455. Re- 
solution agreed to, 459. 1823, £.7,200; Lxxvur. 270. 
1824, £.7,140; wLxxix. 199. 1825, £.7,3243; Lxxx. 245.—— 
1826, £.7,324; LxxxI. 208. 1827, £.7,324; Lxxx11. 601. 
1828, £.7,324; Lxxx. 423. 1829, £.7,328. 6. 2.3 LXxxIv. 
203. 1831, £.3,784 ; LXxxvi. 809. 





























Criminal Lunatics :—See infra, 296. 


Criminal Law Commission : 
203. For defraying the Expenses of; In 1835, £.10,200; xc. 
459.——1836, £.5,100; xc1. 413. 1837, £.5,100; xcrr. 524. 





Criminal Prosecutions : 

204. For defraying the Expense of Criminal Prosecutions, &amp;c., 
in Ireland; In 1820, £.20,000; txxv. 387. 1821, £.20,000 ; 
LXxvI. 486.——1822, £.23,000; txxvu. 454. 1823, £.24,000; 
LXXVIII. 270. 1824, £.24,000; Lxx1x. 199. 1825, £.30,185; 
LXxx. 245.——1826, £.35,935 5 Lxxx1I. 208. 1827, £.33,579; 
LXXXII. 501.1828, £.37,000; Lxxx11I. 423.——-1829, £.50,000; 
LXXXIV. 203.——( 1830; see infra, 316.)}———-1831, £.77,590; LXxxv1. 
809. 836. 1832, £.72,500; txxxvir. 508. 1833, £.50,000 ; 
LXXXVIII. 692.——1834, £.138,500; Lxxx1x. 512. 563.——1835, 
£.4,500; xc. 5639. —— 1836, £.65,000; xc. 773.—— 1837, 
£.60,900 ; xc. 527. 

205. For deficiency of Grant for ditto; In 1822, £.13,000; 
LXXVIII. 270. 1823, £.5,200 5 Lxxrx. 199. 

See infra, 316. 


























Customs :—See infra, 289. 


Dartmoor : 
206. For the Charge of preparing Prison Buildings at Dart- 
moor, £.7,000; Lxxxrx. 563. In 1836, £.7,000; xcr. 412, 


Debt, National : 
207. To be issued and paid to the Governor and Company of 

the Bank of England, to be by them placed to the Account of the 
Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt; In 1819, 
£.410,000; Lxxv. 319.——1821, £.290,000; Lxxvi. 318, 














GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—-1837.) 


209. For paying the Salaries of the Commissioners of the 
Insolvent Debtors, of their Clerks, and the contingent Expenses 
of the Office; In 1821, £.8,400; utxxvi. 487. Further Con- 
sideration adjourned, 487. Resumed, and Resolution agreed to, 











489. 1822, £.8,640; txxvi. 169.——1823, £.9,040; Lxxvulr. 
164. 1824, £.8,640; Lxxix. 197.——1825, £.16,740; Lxxx. 
245. 1826, £.15,870; Lxxx1. 168.——1827, £.14,540; LXxx1I. 
457. 1828, £.13,669; Lxxx111. 398. 1829, £.11,524. 6. 5.; 








LxxxIv. 193. 
£.13,156; Lxxxvi. 652. 





1830, £.13,778. 2.; Lxxxv. 618.—— 183], 
1832, £.13,680; LxxxviI. 280.—— 
1833, £.12,300; Lxxxvill. 689. 1834, £.12,300; Lxxxrx. 183. 
Postponed, 184. Further considered, and agreed to, 279. 1835, 
£.12,000; xc. 459. 1836, £.12,500; xcr. 413.—— 1837, 
£.12,500; xc. 524. 

210. For defraying the Expense of building a Court for the 
Commissioners of the Insolvent Debtors; In 1823, £.5,300; 
LXXVIII, 271, 














Denmark: 


211. To pay Compensation to Individuals for Losses sustained 
by the Confiscation of Book Debts due to them by Danish Subjects, 
by the Act of the Danish Government in 1807; In 1835, 
£.113,000 ; xc. 539. 

212. For Compensation for Losses sustained by Confiscation of 
Goods by the Act of the Danish Government in 1807; In 1836, 
£.78,000 ; xcr. 780. 


Departments, Public :—See infra, 410, &amp;e. 


Desfourneaux, Baron : 


213. To Baron Desfourneaux, for Compensations for Losses at 
the Capture of Guadaloupe in 1794, £.3,500; Lxxvi. 485. 
Amended, and agreed to, 487. 


Dissenting Ministers :—See supra, 175; tnfra, 308, &amp;c. 


Distress in Ireland : 


214. To enable His Majesty to take such measures as the 
exigency of Affairs in Ireland may require; £.200,000; 
LXXVII, 454. 


Domingo, St., Sufferers :—See infra, 246. 


Dominica, Island of : 


215. For defraying the Civil Establishment of the Island of 
Dominica; In 1820, £.600; Lxxv. 326. 1821, £.600; Lxxv1. 
484, 1822, £.600; Lxxvir. 171. 1823, £.600; Lxxvull. 
271. 1824, £.600; LXXIX. 198,————1825, £.600; Lxxx. 246. 














Donaghadee Harbour : 
216. For defraying the Expenses of Sundry Works at the 
Harbour of Donaghadee; In 1822, £.15,000; txxvir. 452. 
1823, £.15,000; Lxxvim. 422. 1824, £.14,467. 11.5 Lxxrx. 




















196. 1825, £.19,130; Lxxx. 288. 1826, £.19,980; LXxxI. 
177. 1827, £.8,000 ; LxxxiI. 456. 1828, £.8,000; LXXxIII. 
422, 1829, £.8,000; LxxxIv. 192.——1830, £.8,000; Lxxxv. 


617.——1831, £.4,000; Lxxxvi. 612. 1832, £.5,000 ; LXXXvII. 
279. 1833, £.4,556; LXxxvill. 677.~——1834, £.3,742; LXXXIX. 
182. Postponed, 184. Further considered, and agreed to, 279. 


Dublin : 


Dublin Castle : 
217. For Salaries and other Expenses of the Chief and Under 
Secretaries’ Offices, and other Public Offices in Dublin Castle ; 
In 1831, £.30,419; txxxvi. 801. 1832, £.28,716. 0. 103.; 
LXXXvIl. 507.—-—-1833, £.22,000; Lxxxviir. 692. 
218. For Salaries and Expenses of the Offices of the Chief 
Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant in Dublin and London, and 
Privy Council Office in Ireland, and for Printing; In 1834, 
£.22,000; LxXxxix. 278.——1835, £.22,423; xc. 539. 1836, 
£.22,472 5; xc. 773. 1837, £.22,302; xcu. 526. 
~ See infra, 293. 

















Custom House Warehouses : 
219. Tomake Compensation to Individuals for Losses sustained 

by the Fire which destroyed the Custom House Warehouses in 
Dublin Docks in 1833 ; In 1835, £.68,081. 13. 10,; xc. 539, 


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(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 


Dublin— continued. 


Female Orphan House : 
220. For defraying the Expense of the Female Orphan House 
in the Circular Road near Dublin; In 1820, £.2,600; Lxxv. 388. 
1821, £.2,400; txxvi. 485. 1822, £.2,347; Lxxvil. 453. 
——1823, £.1,930; txxvilr. 269. 1824, £.1,878; Lxx1x. 199. 
——1825, £.1,761; Lxxx. 244. 1826, £.1,600; LxxxI. 207. 
1827, £.1,831; txxx11. 501. 1828, £.1,676; LXxx11I. 423. 
1829, £.1,646; LXxxxiv. 202. (1830; see infra, 316.) 
——1831, £.1,291; Lxxxvi. 779. 1832, £.1,3545 LXxXxvii. 507. 
1833, £.1,046; Lxxxviri1. 691.——1834, £.1,000; LXxxIx. 
278.——1835, £.1,000; xc. 461.——1836, £.1,000; xcI. 773. 
1837, £.1,000; xcu. 526. 



































Fever Hospital: 

221. For defraying the Expense of the Fever Hospital and 
House of Recovery in Cork Street, Dublin; In 1820, £.4,600 ; 
Lxxv. 388. 1821, £.4,500; L~xxvi. 485. 1822, £.3,692; 
LXXVIl. 453. 1823, £.3,692; Lxxvirr. 269. 1824, £.3,692 ; 
LXXIx. 199.——1825, £.3,692; Lxxx. 244.—— 1826, £.4,210; 
LXXXI, 207. 1827, £.4,210; wtxxxu. 501. 1828, £.3,860; 
LXXXII. 423. 1829, £.3,900; Lxxxiv. 202. (1830, see 
infra, 316.) ——1831, £.2,860; Lxxxvi. 779. 1832, £.4,825 ; 
LXxXxvuil. 507. 1833, £. 3,800; LXxxvi1I. 692.——1834, £.3,800; 
LXXXIX. 278,——1835, £.3,800; xc. 461.——1836, £.3,800; 
XCl. 773. 1837, £.3,800; xcu. 526. 



































Foundling Hospital: 

222. For defraying the Expense of the Foundling Hospital at 
Dublin; In 1820, £.30,000; .Lxxv, 388.——1821, £.30,000; 
LXXVI. 485. 1822, £.30,000; ~Lxxvil. 453, 1823, £.27,667 ; 
LXXVIII. 269. 1824, £.27,667; Lxx1x. 274. 1825, £.34,478; 
LXxx. 244. 532. 1826, £.31,000; txxx1. 207. Amendment 
proposed, but not made, 208. 1827, £.34,000; Lxxxi. 501. 

1828, £.32,506; Lxxxu1. 480. 1829, £.31,483; Lxxxiv. 
202.——( 1830, see infra, 316.) 1831, £.27,824; Lxxxvi. 779. 
1832, £.30,892; LXxXxvul. 507. 1833, £.22,000; LxXxxvitr. 









































691. 1834, £.18,919; Lxxxix. 278.——1835, £.9,000; xc. 
461. 1886, £,20,000; xcl. 773.——1837, £.13,400; xcu. 
526. 


Hibernian Marine Society :—See infra, 271. 


Hospital for Incurables : 

223. For defraying the Expense of the Hospital for Incurables 
in Dublin; In 1820, £.460; Lxxv. 388. 1821, £.300; Lxxv1. 
485. 1822, £.300; Lxxvil. 453. 1823, £.3003; Lxxviil. 
269. 1824, £.350; Lxxix. 199.——1825, £.400; uxxx. 244. 

1826, £.465; Lxxxi. 207. 1827, £.465; Lxxxi. 501. 
1828, £.465; Lxxxi. 423. 1829, £.465; txxxiv. 203. 
——(1830, see infra, 316.)——~1831, £.465; Lxxxvi. 779. 
1832, £.6255 Ltxxxvil. 507.——1833, £.500; txxxvitr. 692. 
1834, £.500; Lxxxrx. 278. 1835, £.500; xc. 461. 1836, 
£.500; xcl. 773. 1837, £.5003 xcr1. 526. 









































House of Industry: 
224. For supporting the House of Industry, Hospitals and 
Asylums for Industrious Children; In 1820, £.24,488; .xxv. 
388. 1821, £.19,600; ~xxvi. 485. 1822, £.19,000; Lxxvit. 























453. 1823, £. 19,000; txxvutt. 269. 1824, £.18,790; Lxxrx. 
198. 1825, £.19,750; Lxxx. 244,——1826, £. 20,050; Lxxx1. 
207. 1827, £.23,000; Lxxx11. 501. 1828, £.21,3915; Lxxx111. 
423, 





1829, £. 24,396; Lxxx1v. 202.——(1830, see infra, 316.) 
——1831, £.21,200; ~xxxvi. 779. 1832, £.22,298; Lxxxvil. 
507. 1833, £.19,609; Lxxxvir. 691. 1834, £.20,000 ; 
LXXXIX, 278.1835, £.20,000; xc. 461.——1836, £.20,000 ; 
xc. 773. 1837, £.20,000; xc. 525. 














225. For Retired Allowances to Governors of the House of 
Industry; £.1,200; txxvm. 454, 


Lying-in Hospital : 
226. For supporting the Lying-in Hospital in Dublin; In 
1820, £.3,000; Lxxv. 388.——1821, £.2,800; Lxxvi. 485. 
1822, £.2,800 ; Lxxvil. 453.——1823, £.2,800; Lxxvit1. 269,— 
1824, £.2,900; LXxIx. 199.——1825, £.2,885; txxx. 244,.— 
1826, £.2,282; txxx1. 207.——1827, £. 2,770; Lxxxi. 501,.—— 
1828, £.2,770; LXxxuI. 423, 1829, £.2,609 ; Lxxx1v. 202, 
(1530, see infra, 316.)——-1831, £.2,000; Lxxxvi. 779.——1832, 
£.1,423; Lxxxvil. 507-—1833, £.1,500; .txxxvir. 69].—— 
1834, £.1,200; Lxxx1x. 278. —— 1835, £. 1,000; xc. 461_— 
1836, £.1,000; xct. 773.——~1887, £.1,000; xc1. 525. 

















(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply — 
continued. 


Dublin—continued. 
Police: 


227. For defraying the Expense of the Police and Watch 
Establishments of Dublin; In 1820, £.26,000; Ltxxv. 387. 
1821, £.25,000; Lxxvi. 486. 1822, £.28,000; Lxxvi. 454. 
1823, £.27,000; txxvul. 270.——1824, £.27,000; Lxxrx. 




















199. 1825, £.26,000; Lxxx. 339.——1826, £.25,000; LxxxI. 
208. 1827, £.24,300; txxx11.501.——1828, £.24,300; Lxxx111. 
423, 1829, £.24,300; Lxxxiv. 203.——(1830, see infra, 316.) 


——1831, £.20,853; Lxxxvi. 809.——1882, £.24,973 5 Lxxxvil. 











508. 1833, £.12,000; Lxxxvill. 692. 1834, £.7,000; 
LXxXxIx. 512. 1835, £.16,000; xc. 539.——1836, £.17,900 ; 
xcl. 773. 1837, £.27,000; xc1I. 527. 





Richmond Lunatic Asylum : 


228. For defraying the Expense of supporting the Richmond 
Lunatic Asylum at Dublin; In 1820, £.6,500; Lxxv. 388. 
1821, £.5,500; Lxxvi. 485. 1822, £.5,000; Lxxvil. 453, 
1823, £.4,900; Lxxvi. 269.——1824, £.4,900; Lxx1x. 198.—— 
1825, £.5,640; Lxxx. 244, 1826, £.7,200; Lxxx1. 207. 
1827, £.6,900; Lxxxu. 501. 1828, £.6,658 ; Lxxxu. 423. 
1829, £.6,700; Lxxxiv. 202. (1830, see infra, 316.)—— 
1831, £.1,388; LXxxvi. 779. 1832, £.1,735; Lxxxvil. 507. 





























Society : 


229. For defraying the Expenses of the Dublin Society; In 
1820, £.8,000; Lxxv. 388. 1821, £.7,000; uxxvi. 485. 
1822, £.7,000; Lxxvil. 453. 1823, £.7,000 5 Lxxvii1. 269, 
1824, £.7,000; Lxxtx. 199.——1825, £.7,000; Lxxx. 245. 
1826, £.7,000; Lxxx1. 207. 1827, £.7,000; -Lxxxi1. 501.—— 
1828, £.7,000; LXxxIIl. 425, 1829, £.7,000; Lxxxiv. 203. 
(1830, see infra, 316.)——1831, £.5,500; Lxxxvi. 801.—— 
1832, £.6,625; LXxxvil. 507.——1833, £.5,300; LxxxvilI. 692. 
——1834, £.5,300; LXxx1x. 278.———1835, £.5,300; xc. 539. 
1836, £.5,300; xcl. 773. 1837, £.5,300; xc. 590. 
































Stevens’, Dr., Hospital : —See infra, 576. 


Tyrone House :—See infra, 245. 


Westmoreland Lock Hospital : 


230. For supporting the Westmoreland Lock Hospital in Dub- 
lin; In 1820, £.4,000; Lxxv. 388. 1821, £.3,400; Lxxvi. 























485. 1822, £.2,692; Lxxvil. 453. 1823, £.2,680 ; LXXvVIII. 
269. 1824, £.2,445; Lxxix. 199.——1825, £.2,734; Lxxx. 
244, 1826, £.4,000; LxxxI. 207.——1827, £.3,5005 LXxxII. 
501, 1828, £.3,490; LXxx1II. 423. 1829, £.3,060; Lxxxiv. 


202.——(1830, see infra, 316.) 1831, £.2,900; Lxxxvi. 779. 
1832, £.3,500; Lxxxvil. 507. 1833, £.2,764; LXxXvulI. 
691. 1834, £.2,500; LXxxIx. 278.——1835, £.2,500; xc. 
461.——1836, £.2,500 3 xcI. 773. 1837, £.2,500; xcr1. 526. 

















Wide Streets: 


231. For defraying the Expense of the Commissioners for 
making Wide and Convenient Streets in Dublin; In 1820, 
£.11,000; Lxxv. 388. 1821, £.11,000; Lxxvi. 486. 1822, 
£.10,000; Lxxvir. 454, 1823, £.10,000; Lxxvi1. 269.—— 
1824, £.10,000; Lxxrx. 199. 1825, £.10,000; Lxxx. 245. 
1826, £.10,000 ; LxxxI. 207. 

















Dunleary Harbour : 


232. For carrying on Works at the Royal Harbour of George 
the Fourth, at King’s Town, formerly Dunleary; In 1822, 
£.30,000; Lxxvir. 459. 1823, £.45,000; Lxxvil. 422, 
1824, £.41,000; Lxxrx. 196. 1825, £.45,000; Lxxx. 288. 
1826, £.43,000; Lxxxi. 177. 1827, £.20,000; Lxxxu. 457. 
1828, £.20,000; Lxxxin. 422. 1829, £.20,0003; LXxxIV. 
192. 1830, £.20,000; Lxxxv. 617. 

233. For Works and Repairs at King’s Town Harbour; In 
1833, £.15,720; txxxvitt. 677. 1834, £.10,000; Lxxxrx. 182. 
Postponed, 184. Further considered, and agreed to, 279.—— 


1835, £.19,750; xc. 361.——1836, £.15,000; xc1. 412. 1837, 
£.7,128; xci1. 524. 
































Dunmore Harbour: 


234. For carrying on Works at Dunmore Harbour in Ireland ; 
In 1820, £.12,000; Lxxv. 387.——1821, £.10,000; Lxxv1. 486. 
1822, £. 8,000; Lxxvil. 454. 1828, £.4,752; LXxxI1I, 422. 
1832, £.7,500; Lxxxvir. 508. 1833, £.4,000; LxxxvIlII. 
1834, £.5,473; wxxxrx. 512, 1836, £.527; xcl. 














692, 
773. 








Dutch Naval Officers :—See infra, 246. 





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SUPPLY —continued. 1055 





I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(3.)\—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 
East India Annuities: 


235. For the Payment of Consolidated East India Annuities; 
£. 125,284. 6. 6.3 Lxxx1x. 562. 


East Indies :—See infra, 573, &amp;c. 


Ecclesiastical Commission : 
236. For defraying the Expenses of the Ecclesiastical Com- 
mission; In 1837, £.2,500 ; xcu1. 524, 


Edinburgh College : 

237. For the Expense of the College at Edinburgh; In 1820, 
£.10,000 ; Lxxv. 327. 1821, £.10,000; Lxxvi. 399. 1822, 
£.10,000; Lxxvi. 169. 1823, £.10,000; Lxxvin. 271. 
1824, £.10,000; Lxx1x. 196. 1825, £.10,000; Lxxx. 288.—— 
1826, £.10,000; Lxxx1. 177. 


238. For Works at the College of Edinburgh; In 1832, 
£. 6,000; LXxxvil. 279. 

















Education : 

239. For the erection of School Houses for the Education of 
the Children of the Poorer Classes in Great Britain; In 1833, 
£.20,000; Lxxxvil. 692. 1834, £.20,000; Lxxxix. 184. 
Postponed, 184. Further considered, and agreed to, 279. 
1835, £.20,000; xc. 460.—1836, £.20,000; xcI. 780.—— 
1837, £. 20,000; xcrrI. 525, 

240. For the erection of School Houses for the Education of 
Children of the Poorer Classes in Scotland, and for the erection 
of Model Schools in England ; £.10,000; Lxxx1x. 562. 

241. For the erection of Model Schools; In 1835, £. 10,000; 
xc. 539. 

242. For the erection of School Houses and Model Schools in 
Scotland; In 1836, £.10,000; xc. 781. 1837, £.10,000; 
xCIl. 525. 














243. For Compensation to the Commissioners for inquiring 
into the nature and extent of Education in Ireland; In 1825, 
£. 8,000; Lxxx. 339. 1826, £.7,000; Lxxx1. 168. 1827, 
£.7,000; Lxxxtl. 457. 


244. To enable the Lord Lieutenant to issue Money for the 
Advancement of Education; In 1834, £. 35,000; Lxxxrx. 278. 562. 
1835, £.35,000; xc. 461. Postponed, 461. Further con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 540. 1836, £.38,500; xcI. 773. 
1837, £.50,000; xciI. 426. 


245. For the completion of the Buildings and Fittings at 
Tyrone House, Dublin, which has been purchased and prepared 
as a Model Schoo ; In 1836, £.11,653; xc1. 781. 


See infra, 501. 551. 

















Egyptian Antiquities :—See supra, 140. 142. 


Emigrants : 

246. To grant Relief to Toulonese and Corsican Emigrants, 
Saint Domingo Sufferers and Dutch Naval Officers; In 1820, 
£.25,000; Lxxv. 328. 1821, £. 22,100; ~xxvi. 484. 1822, 
£.19,000; Lxxvir. 452. 1823, £.16,150; wLxxvinr. 165. 
1824, £.16,520; wLxxrix. 197, 1825, £.16,120; Lxxx. 246. 
—1826, £.15,120; Lxxxr. 168. 1827, £.14,970; Lxxxm. 
499. 1828, £.14,340; Lxxxim1. 398. 1829, £.13,770; 
LXXXIv. 193, 1830, £. 13,674. 10.; Lxxxv. 618, 1831, 
£.15,920; -~xxxvi. 652. 1832, £. 16,000; Lxxxvi. 280. 
1833, £.11,112; Lxxxvur. 690. 1834, £. 12,230; Lxxxix. 183. 
Postponed, 184. Further considered, and agreed to, 279.—— 
1835, £.11,500; xc. 460. 1836, £.10,500; xc. 763.—— 
1837, £. 10,000; xcrr. 524. 












































Emigration : 
247. To faciliate Emigration to the Canadas and the Cape of 
Good Hope; £. 15,000; txxvuit. 422. 


248. From the South of Ireland to Canada; In 1825, £.30,000; 
Ltxxx. 339. Amendment proposed, but not made; Resolution 
agreed to; 521. j 

249. For defraying the Expense of Emigration from the 
United Kingdom ; In 1827, £. 20,480; Lxxx1. 500. 


250. For Salaries of Seven Agents for Emigration, at Ports in 
the United Kingdom; In 1834, £. 1,457. 15.; LXxx1x. 278, 
1835, £. 1,666; xc. 460. 1836, £.1,874. 5.; xc1. 780.—— 
1837, £. 2,664. 16. 8.; xcut. 525. 








Escoffery, John :— See infra, 290. 


Etruscan Vases :—See supra, 145. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 


Exchequer Bills : 


251. To be issued and applied towards paying off and dis- 
charging Exchequer Bills or Treasury Bills charged upon the 
Aids or Supplies of 1818, 1819 or 1820, now remaining unpaid or 
unprovided for; £.38,500,000; ixxv. 319. In 1818, 1819, 
1820 and 1821, £.29,000,000; Lxxvi. 41.——1818, 1819, 1820, 
1821 and 1822, £.29,000,000; xxxvit. 49. 1822 or 1823, 
£. 34,800,000; Lxxvii. 34. 1824, £. 33,663,200; Lxx1x. 29. 
——1824 and 1825, £. 30,000,000; Lxxx. 41.——1825 and 1826, 
£. 30,500,000; Lxxx1. 38..—— 1826 and 1827, £. 23,200,000; 
LXXXII. 48.——-1827 and 1828, £.23,800,000; Lxxxi11. 24.—— 
1828, £.500,000; Lxxx111. 399.—_——1828 and _ 1829, £. 28,046,800 ; 
LXXXIV. 35, 1829 and 1830, £.25,438,800; Lxxxv. 70. 
1830 and 1831, £. 25,577,600; ixxxvi. 246. 675. 1831 and 
1832, £.25,616,400; Lxxxvi1.74,——1832 and 1833, £.25,896,60 ; 
LXXXVII. 60.——1833 and 1834, £.27,752,650; Lxxx1x, 27.—— 
1834 and 1835, £.28,384,700; xc. 50. 1835 and 1836, 
£. 28,521,550; xcr. 26.——1836 and 1837, £. 24,623,300; xc. 
343. 

252. For discharging Interest on Exchequer Bills or Irish 
Treasury Bills and Mint Notes; In 1820, £. 1,000,000; txxv. 319. 
1821, £.1,000,000; Lxxvi. 318,.——1822, £. 1,200,000 ; 
LXxvil. 169. 1823, £.1,100,000; Lxxvir. 164. 1824, 
£.1,050,000; Lxx1x. 29, 1825, £.820,000; txxx. 244, 


253. For paying Interest on Exchequer Bills; In 1830, 
£. 750,000 ; txxxvi. 167. 


254. To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills issued in 
pursuance of Act 11 Geo. IV. for payment of Proprietors of £. 4 
per Centum Annuities in England and Ireland, who signified their 
dissent to the transferring such Annuities into £.3. 10. per Centum 
Annuities, outstanding and unprovided for on 5 January 1833, 
£.1,582,000 ; Lxxxvui. 60. 

255. To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills issued pur- 
suant to several Acts for carrying on Public Works, and for the 
Relief of Persons who have sustained Losses in the West Indies, 
1835, £.621,500; xc. 50.——1836, £. 486,400; xcr. 26. 

See infra, 613. 












































Exchequer Court : 


256. For Salaries to Officers and Expenses of the Court, and 
Receipt of the Exchequer; In 1820, £.7,000; txxv. 327. 
1821, £.7,000; Lxxvi. 484, 1822, £.7,000; Lxxvul. 169.—— 
1823, £.5,850; Lxxvil. 164. 1824, £.5,665; txxrx. 197.——. 
1825, £.5,351; txxx. 245. 1826, £.6,700; Lxxx1. 168. 
1827, £.5,700; Lxxxi. 457. 1828, £.7,000; Lxxx111. 397,—— 
1829, £.6,200; Lxxx1v. 193.——1830, £.5,000; Lxxxv. 618. 

See infra, 303, 




















Exchequer Fees :—See infra, 262. 


Exchequer, Teller of : 


257. For defraying the Charge of the Office of Teller of the 
Exchequer in Ireland; In 1831, £. 1,680; Lxxxv1. 809. 


Excise Inquiry : 


_258. To make Compensation to the Commissioners of Excise 
Inquiry, 1835, £.6,000; xc. 539. 


Excise Revenues :—See infra, 289. 
Extra Post :——See supra, 148. 


Factories: 


259. For Salaries of Inspectors and Superintendents of Fac- 
tories; In 1834, £.5,709; Lxxx1x. 183. Postponed, 184. Further 
considered, and agreed to, 279. 1835, £.6,112; xc. 459. 
1836, £.5,500; xc1. 413. 1837, £.9,953; xcrr. 524, 











Fairfax, Colonel : 


260. For the purchase of the Pensions granted by King 
Charles the Second to Colonel Fairfax and his Heirs for ever, 
and the Heirs of Nicholas Yates and their Heirs for ever; 1833, 
£. 3,646, 13. 9.3 Lxxxvin. 691. 


Farming Society : 


261. For defraying the Expenses of the Farming Society of 
Ireland ; In 1820, £. 2,500; txxv. 388.——1821, £. 2,500; Lxxvi. 














486, 1822, £.2,500; Lxxvir. 453. 1823, £.2,500; LXxvuil. 
270. 1824, £.2,500; ixxix. 199.——1825, £.2,500; Lxxx. 
245, 1826, £.2,500; Lxxx1, 207. 


Fee Funds :—See infra, 585. 


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SUPP LY—continued. 





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I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 


continued. 
Fees : 
262. For Treasury and Exchequer Fees on the Amount of the 


Military and Civil Superannuated Estimates; In 1831, £.535; 
LXXxxvi. 585. 


Fernandez Po: 
263. To defray the Charge of the Establishment at; In 1830, 
£.3,601. 14.; Lxxxv. 619. 1831, £.37,154; LXxxvi. 698. 


First Fruits:—sSee supra, 166. 

Fisheries :—See infra, 613. 

Five per Cents :—See infra, 397, &amp;e. 
Fossils :—See supra, 141. 

Four per Cents :—See supra, 254. 

French Refugee Clergy :—See supra, 175. 
Galway : 

264. For carrying on and completing certain New Roads in 
the County of Galway; In 1833, £.5,000; Lxxxviml. 692.——— 
For Roads in the Counties of Galway and Mayo; For 1834, 
£.13,000; Lxxxrx. 563. 

Geographical Society : 

5 J 

265. For enabling the Geographical Society to prosecute Two 
Expeditions of Discovery, 1835, £.1,000; xc. 460. 

George the Fourth’s Harbour :—See supra, 232. 
Ghent, Treaty of :— See infra, 562. 

Gibraltar, Naval Hospital :-~See infra, 348. 
Glasgow Custom House : 

266. For building a New Custom House at Glasgow; In 

1837, £.14,800; xc. 524. 
Glebe Houses :—See supra, 167. 
Gold Coast :—See supra, 25. 
Gold Coinage :—See infra, 311, &amp;e. 
Gospel, Society for the Propagation of :—See supra, 32. 
Gosport Victualling Yard : 

267. To complete Works at the Royal Clarence Victualling 
Yard at Gosport, in addition to the Sum of £.20,000 voted on 
the Navy Estimate ; In 1831, £.27,657; Lxxxv1. 885. 

Greenwich Hospital :—See infra, 349. 

Guadaloupe Claimants :—See supra, 213. 

Hawkin’s Fossils 
Helena, St. : 

268. For the Civil and Military Establishments of the Island 
of St. Helena; In 1834, £.99,000; ~xxx1x. 563. 1835, 


£.70,000; xc. 539. 1836, £.35,000; xc1. 780.—— 1837, 
£.18,000; xcu. 526. 


:— See supra, 141. 


Heligoland : 
269. 

In 1835, £.963. 0. 10.; xc: 460. 
1837, £.963. 0. 10.3 xciI. 526. 


1836, £.963. 0.10.5 xcr. 780. 


Hempen Manufactures :—See infra, 291. 


Henry the Seventh’s Chapel :—See infra, 600. 


Hereditary Revenues :—Sce infra, 289. 


Hibernian Royal Academy : 
270. For defraying the Expense of; In 1833, £.300; txxxviu. 
692. 1834, £.300; LXxxIx. 278. 1835, £.300; xc. 539. 
——1836, £.300; xcr. 773. 1837, £.300; xcrr. 526. 


Hibernian Marine Society : 

271. For defraying the probableCharge of the Hibernian Marine 
Society ; In 1820, £.1,800 ; Lxxv. 388. 1821, £.1,600; Lxxvi. 
485. 1822, £.1,600; Lxxvir. 453. 1825, £.1,600; Lxxvull. 
269.——1824, £.1,600 ; Lxx1x. 199.——1825, £. 1,600; Lxxx. 244. 
——1826, £.1,600; Lxxx1. 207. 1827, £.1,800 3; Lxxxi1. 501. 
——1828, £.1,800; Lxxx111. 468.——-1829, £.1,850; Lxxx1Iv. 202, 
——(1830, see infra, 316.)——-1831, £.1,268; Lxxxv1. 779. 
1832, £.1,046; Lxxxvir. 507. 1833, £.650; Lxxxvirr. 691. 
——1834, £.400; Lxxxix. 278. 1835, £.200; xc. 461,—— 
1836, £.150; xc1. 773. 1837, £.150; xcm. 526. 





For defraying the Expense of the Civil Government of ; | 
| Houses of Parliament :—See infra, 483, &amp;e. 





(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 


Hibernian Society for Soldiers’ Children : 

272. For defraying the Expense of the Hibernian Society for 
Soldiers’ Children; In 1820, £.9,000; .Lxxy. 388. 1821, 
£.8,000; Lxxvi. 485. 1822, £.7,600; Lxxvil. 453.1823, 
£.7,500; Lxxvit. 269. 1824, £.7,600; Lxxrx. 198, 1825, 
£.7,500 ; Lxxx. 244, 1826, £.7,500; Lxxxr. 207. 1827, 
£.7,500; Lxxxt. 501. 1828, £.7,500 ; Lxxxu1. 468.——-1829, 
£.7,596; Lxxxiv. 202.——(1830; see infra, 316.) ——— 1831, 
£.6,323; LXXXxvI. 779. 


Highland Churches : 


273. For Churches in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland ; 
£.1,5445 Lxxxvut. 677. 


Highland Roads and Bridges: 
274. To enable the Commissionérs of Highland Roads and 


Bridges to fulfil their Engagements and close their Accounts; 
In 1821, £.10,000; Lxxvi. 485. 


275. To be applied by the Commissioners towards making a 
Road in the Isle of Skye; £.3,650; txxv1. 485. 


Hobbs Point : 


276. For defraying the Expense of erecting a Pier at Hobbs 
Point; In 1828, £.7,000 ; txxx111. 399. 1830, £.8,000 ; Lxxxv. 
617. For completing Pier at; 1833, £.8,422; txxxvim. 677. 
—1835, £.6,129; xc. 361. 


Holland, New: 
277. To defray a part of the Charge of an Expedition for 
exploring the North-west part of New Holland; £.1,000; xcm. 


525. 


Holyhead Harbour: 
278. For defraying the. Expense of sundry Works at Holy- 
head Harbour; In1822, £.12,000; Lxxvi1. 452.——1823, £.20,870; 
LXXVIII. 422. See infra, 280. 


Holyhead Road : 


279. For Improvements in the Holyhead Road; In 1821, 
£.6,798; txxvi. 487. Further Consideration adjourned, 487. 
Resumed, and Resolutions agreed to, 489. 1823, £.29,114. 9. 3.3 
LXXVIII. 422. 1824, £.10,000; Lxxrx. 199. 

280. For the Expense of the Roads and Harbours of Holy- 
head and Howth; In 1825, £. 27,871. 14. 2.3; .ixxx. 339, 
1826, £.11,109. 4.10.5; LXxx1.178.——1827, £.17,979 ; LXxx1I. 457. 

1828, £.19,413.10.; txxxi. 422. 1829, £.12,649. 16.9. ; 
LXXXIV. 193.———-1830, £.4,700; Lxxxv. 617.——1831, £.4,700 ; 
LXxxvi. 612. 1832, £.3,913 ; Lxxxvir. 279. And for the 
Expenses of the Holyhead and Liverpool Roads ; 1833, £.3,951 ; 
LXXXVIII. 677. 1834, £.3,922; txxxrx. 182. Postponed, 184. 
Further considered, and agreed to, 279. 1835, £.5,478; xc. 361. 

1836, £.6,455; xcr. 412. 1837, £.6,650; xcur. 524. 

See supra, 278. 


Hooper, Charles, and Philip Martin : 


281. For Purchase of the Pension granted by Will. IIT. to 
James Waller, and re-granted by Geo. II. to Charles Hooper 
and Philip Martin and their Heirs; £.1,846. 3.; txxxvi. 675. 


Howth Harbour: 

282. For carrying on the Works at Howth Harbour in Ire- 
land; In 1820, £.6,440; txxv. 387. 1821, £.3,978; Lxxvi. 
486. 1822, £.4,348 ; txxvi. 453. 1823, £.4,000; Lxxvull. 
270.——-1824, £.4,000; Lxx1x. 199. See supra, 280. 


Index to Journals : 
283. For completing General Index, and incorporating In- 
dexes of subsequent Volumes; £.10,180; Lxxx1. 178. 


Indian Department in Canada :—See supra, 151; infra, 406. 
Inland Navigation :—See infra, 321. 

Insolvent Debtors :—See supra, 209. 

Ireland :—See supra, 181. 214. 217, &amp;e. 


Jamaica : 
284. 
£.12,750; Lxxx1x. 563. 


For the Erection of Chapels destroyed in Jamaica; 
See infra, 290. 


Jauncey, William :—See supra, 35. 


Jersey :— 





SU PPLY —continued. 1057 





I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(3.)— Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— (3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. continued. 
Jersey :—See infra, 463. Lough Allen Canal : 
Journals :—See supra, 283; infra, 513, ke. 295. For defraying the Expense of completing the Lough Allen 


5 Canal; In 1820, £. 4,000; Lxxv. 388. 
Judicial Inquiry :-—See supra, 201, ke. Lunatics” Citas? 
&gt; . 

296. For the Expense of confining and maintaining Criminal 


Judges’ Chambers : 





















































285. For the Erection of Chambers for the Judges; 1836, Lunatics; In 1820, £.3,164; Lxxv. 326. 1821, £.3,306. 10.; 
£.10,000 ; xc. 412. LXXvI. 484, 1822, £.3,306. 10.; Lxxvir. 170. 1823, 
Kingstown Harbour:-—see benpre:; 908: £. Spee. FR LXXvill. 165. 1824, £.3,306. 10.; Lxxrx. 197. 
—— 1825, £.3,306. 10.; txxx. 246, 1826, £.3,306. 10.5 Lxxx1. 
King, Sir A. B.: 168. 1827, £.3,422. 4.5 Lxxx. 499. 1828, £. 3,606. 10.; 
286. For paying the annual Compensation awarded to Sir LEXXIHI. 306. 1829, £.3,711. 15.; Lxxxiv. 193.—— 1830, 
Abraham Bradley King, late Stationer for Ireland; 1832, £.2,500; £.3,039; LXxxv. 618.——1831, £.3,039; Lxxxvi. 652. 1632, 
LXXXVII. 555. 1833, £.2,500 ; Lxxxvull. 691. 1834, £.2,500 ; £.3,682 5 LXxxvil. 280, 1833, £. 2,698; LXXXvi11.690.———1834, 
LXxxIx. 184. Postponed, 184. Further considered, and agreed £.3,137, 5.2.5 Lxxxrx. 183. Postponed, 184. Further consi- 
to, 279.1835, £.2,500; xc. 460.—1836, £.2,500; xc1. 779. | dered, and agreed to, 279.——1835, £.2,590; xc. 460.1836, 
1887, £.9,5003 xcri. 625.” £.2,900; xci. 763. ——1837, £.3,073; xci. 525. 


Kine’s Lib 297. To provide for the Care, Maintenance and Clothing of 
ings Library :—See supra, 137. Criminal Lunatics; In 1835, £.3,200; xc. 539. 


Land Revenue: 

287. To defray Expenses of Commissioners of Inquiry into the 
Land Revenue of the Crown in Ireland; In 1823, £.1,651; 
LXXVIIL. 270. 1824, £.1,651; Lxxix. 199.——1825, £.1,671; 
LXXXx. 245. 1826, £.1,635; Lxxx1. 208. 


Lyme Regis : 

298. To defray part of the Expense of Repairs of the Cobb, 
at Lyme Regis; Amendment proposed, but not made; Resolution 
agreed to; In 1825, £.13,000; ixxx. 531. 

M‘Adam, John Loudon: 


299. To remunerate him for his Services; £.2,000; uxxx. 484. 








Law Charges: 
288. For the Expenses of Law Charges; In 1820, £.40,000 ; Manbv. Captai 
2 &gt; On i ~ anp ap ain: 
LXXv. 326. 1821, £.25,000; LXxxvi. 483. 1822, £.25,000; y&gt; 
Lxxvit. 169. To be further considered, 169. 195. Considered, 300. To Captain Manby for further Reward for his Invention; 
and agreed to, 458.——1823, £.25,000; Lxxvit. 164.1824, £.2,000 ; LXxvill. 422. 
£.17,000; Lxx1x. 198. 1825, £.12,000; Lxxx. 246. 1826, Marriage Acts :—See infra, 510. 
£.12,000; Lxxx1. 178. 1827, £.12,000 ; Lxxx11. 499. 1828, Marll hH 
&gt; 15 Q00: ¢ &gt; Fe P riporough ouse : . 
£.15,000; Lxxxi. 398. 1829, £.15,000; Lxxx1v. 194. a g 
1830, £.15,000; Lxxxv. 618.——1831, £.15,000; Lxxxvr. 675. 301. For repairing Marlborough House; £.21,000; xcr1. 590. 
—1832, £.18,750; Lxxxvil. 281.——1833, £.15,000 ; Lxxxvirr. 
690. 1834, £.11,000; txxx1x.184. Postponed,184. Further : oe 
considered, and agreed to, 279. 1835, £.8,000; xc. 460._— Martin, Philip &gt; —See supra, 281. 
1836, £.10,000; xci. 779. 1837, £.11,0003 xc1r. 525. Mauritius :—See infra, 463. 
289. For defraying certain Charges in Scotland, heretofore Maynooth College :—See infra, 548. 
paid out of the Hereditary Revenues or out of the Customs or 
“om eon ; Mayo :—See supra, 264. 
Excise Revenues in its progress to the Exchequer; In 1831, 
£.39,8355 LXxxvi. 698. 1832, £.78,000; Lxxxvil. 527. 
1834, £.54,800; Lxxxix. 562. 
1836, £.55,000; xcr. 781. 



































Marshall, Mr. :—See supra, 23. 

















Menai Straits: 

1835, £.58,000; xc. 539.—— 302. For defraying the Expense of improving and rendering 
1837, £.59,300; xcu1. 590. more safe the Navigation of the Menai Straits; In 1824,£.5,000 ; 
1826, £.5,000; Lxxx1. 178. See supra, 125. 











Lescene, Louis Celeste, and John Escoffery : LXXIX. 274, 
290. For making good Losses sustained by them in conse- | Merchant Seamen :— See infra, 354. 
quence of their removal from Jamaica in 1823, by order of the M 
Duke of Manchester; £.11,276. 19. 5.5 Lxxxvi. 779. Wlessenge;rs: ’ ‘ 
303. For Expenses of Messengers attending the First Lord of 
the Treasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer ; The Four Patent 
Linen and Hempen Manufactures : Messengers of the Court of Exchequer; In 1831, £.2,800 ; Lxxxv1. 


Lighthouses :—See supra, 124. 























291. Fordefraying the Expenses of the Trustees of the Linenand 652. 1832, abso, LXXEVIN. 260. 1833, £. 4,366; LXXXxvmI. 

Hempen Manufactures in Ireland; In 1820, £.19,938; Lxxv. 388. 689.- 1834, £. 3,700; erp 183. Postponed, 184. Further 

1821, “,19,938.9.23.; Lxxv1, 486.1822, £. 19,038. 9.23.; |  Comsidered, and agreed to, 279.——1835, £. 3,700; xc. 362.—— 
LXxvit. 454, 1823, £ 19,938. 9. 23.5 Lxxvur. 270. 








defray the Expense of the Linen Board of Ireland; In 1824, 
£.19,938.9. 22.5 LxXx1x. 199. 1825, £.19,938. 9. 2 2. 5 Lxxx. 245. = : : A 
1826, £.19,938. 9, 23.3 LXxx1. 207, —= 1827, £.10,000; | Military Pensions :—See infra, 366. 
Militia : 

304. For defraying the Charge of the Disembodied Militia of 


| 
| . 

To | 1836, £. 3,700; xc. 413. See infra, 583. 
| Milbank Penitentiary :—See infra, 493. 








LXXxII. 501. 


Liverpool : 
























































ritain; In 1820, £.309,839. 9.; Lxxv. 387. 1821 
neocellog = Fe Sy CS Saeki te An LXXVI. 308. "1829, £.174,019. 12. 2.3 a tg 
ea 452. 1823, £.189,473. 8. 2.; Lxxvmr. 422. 1824, 
Lord Lieutenant : £.195,537. 6.3 LXXIX. 275.——1825, £.303,459. 1. 6.; LXxx. 
293. For defraying Charge of the Salaries of the Attendants 372. 1829, £.247,304. 15. 7.3 LXXXIV. 265.———Of the 
and Officers of the Household of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ; United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland ; In 1826, 
In 1831, £.16,379. 14. 1.3; LXxxxvi. 809. 1832, £.17,677; £. 287,407. 11, 54.5 LXXxxI. 208. 1827, £, 292,716. 13. 1}.; 
LXxXxViI. 507. 1883, £.14,141; Lxxxvinl. 692. —— 1834, LXXXx1l. 500. 1828, £.283,199. 8. , payne om (1829 
£.12,232; Lxxxix. 512. 1835, £.12,696; xc. 539. 1836, &amp; 1830; See infra, 305.)——1831, £.351,306. &amp; 1.5 LXXXVI. 
£.12,406 ; xcr. 773. 1887, £.12,394; xci1. 627. See supra, 699. 1882, £.202,482. 10. 10.3 LXxxvil, 477. 1833, 
217. £.243,550. 2. 73.3 LXXXvIII. 639.——1834, £. 230,293. 14. 6.; 
LXxxIx. 512. 1835, £. 218,861. 3. 4.5 xc. 605. 1836, 
Lottery Officers : £.195,895. 13.2.3 xc1. 764.——1837, £. 192,115. 2.2.3 xc11. 590. 
294. For paying the Salaries of Lottery Officers in Ireland ; ———Of Ireland; In 1820, £.120,006. 7. 5.; LXxv. 387. 











In 1820, £. 1,718; Lxxv. 387. 1821, £.1,718; Lxxvi. 486. 
1822, £.1,449. 19. 4.5 Lxxvir. 454. 


1821, £.125,388. 18. 11.; Lxxvi, 308.———1822, £.116,708. 3. 10.; 
1828, £.99,248. 7. 1.5 Lxxvil. 422, 1824, 











1823, £.1,151. 7. 1.; LXXVII. 452. 





























LXXVIII. 270. 1824, £.1,072. 12. 4.3; Lxxix. 199. 1825, £.91,791. 18.3 Lxxrx, 275. 1825, £.94,207. 13.6.; Lxxx. 372. 
£.1,072. 12. 4.3 Lxxx. 245. 1826, £.1,072. 12. 4.3 Lxxxr. 208. ——1829, £.81,229.19.11.; txxxiv. 265. 

1827, £.944. 0. 3.; Lxxxu. 501. 1828, £.740. 6. 2.; 305. For defraying the Charge of the Disembodied Militia of 
LXXXII. 423. 1829, £.740. 6. 2.3 LXxxiv. 208.——(1830; See treat Britain, and for the Out-Pensions of Regular Militia of 
infra, 316.) 1831, £.470. 15 6.3 LXxXvi. 809, Great Britain and Ireland ; 1829, £. 247,304. 15. 7.; Lxxxiv. 265. 


—s— Disembodied 
GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 12M 





1058 SUPPLY —continued. 








I. Committee of Supply —continued. 

(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 

Militia—continued. 

—_——Disembodied Militias of Great Britain and Ireland, and 

for the Out-Pensions of the Regular Militia of Great Britain, and 

Reduced Allowances and Out-Pensions for the Yeomanry; 1830, 

£. 276,090. 14. 0$.; Lxxxv. 613. 

306. For reduced Local Militia Adjutants, retired Officers 
of the Militia and reduced Adjutants and Serjeant-Majors of 
Yeomanry; In 1830-1, £.27,174.5.; ixxxvi. 430. 1831, 
£. 27,174. 5.5; txxxvi. 586. 1832, £.26,334. 15.5; LXXXvII. 129. 
255. 

Ministers, Non-Conforming : 

307. For completing the Sum necessary for the Support of 
Non-Conforming Ministers in Ireland; In 1820, £.8,628; Lxxv. 
387.——1821, £.8,697.4.74.; LXXVI. 486,——1822, £.8,697.4.74.; 
EXxviI. 453. 1823, £.8,789. 10. 9}.; Lxxvill. 270.——1824, 
£.8,843; Lxxix. 199, See infra, 308. 

















Ministers, Protestant Dissenting : 

308. For the support of Protestant Dissenting Ministers in 
Ireland ; In 1820, £. 756 ; xxv. 387. 1821, £.756; Lxxvi. 486. 
——1822, £.756; Lxxvil. 453.———-1823, £.756; Lxxvul. 270. 
1824, £.756; Lxxix. 199. 

309. For Non-Conforming, Seceding and Protestant Dissent- 
ing Ministers in Ireland; 1825, £. 13,894. 18. 3$.; Lxxx. 245. 
1826, £.13,972. 12. 3.3 Uxxxt. 208.———1827, £. 14,360. 6.; 
Uxxxi1. 501. 1828, £.14,360. 6.5; Lxxxm. 423, 1829, 
£. 14,360. 6.5; Lxxxiv. 203. 1831, £.21,741.15.; uxxxvi. 809. 
18382, £. 30,280. 5.3; Lxxxvil. 508. 1833, £. 24,224; 
LXXxvill. 692. 1834, £.25,100; Lxxxix. 512, —— 1835, 
£. 25,400; xc. 539,——1836, £.25,579; xcI. 773.——1837, 
£.27,343; xc. 527. See supra, 175. 

Ministers, Seceding : 

310. For the Support of the Seceding Ministers in Ulster; In 
1820, £.4,034. 15. 5.; Lxxv. 387. 1821, £.4,034. 15. 5.3 
LXxvI. 486. 1822, £. 4,034. 15. 5.5; Lxxvir. 453. 1823, 
£.4,034. 15. 5.3; LXxvill. 270, 1824, £.4,234; Lxxix. 199. 
See supra, 309. 

Mint: 

311. For defraying the Extraordinary Expenses of the Mint 
in the Gold Coinage; In 1821, £.25,000; Lxxvi. 483. 1822, 
£. 10,500 ; Lxxvil. 169. 1824, £.10,000; Lxxrx. 198. 1825, 
£.34,000; Lxxx. 246-—1826, £. 34,000; LxxxI. 178.———1827, 
£.50,000; Lxxx. 499. 1829, £.10,000; Lxxxiv. 194.—— 
1830, £.19,000; Lxxxv. 618.——1831, £.15,000; Lxxxvi. 674. 
——1832, £.4,500; Lxxxvil. 281.——1833, £.31,700; Lxxxvitl. 
690. 1834, £.10,000; Lxxx1x.184. Postponed, 184. Further 
considered, and agreed to, 279. 1835, £.3,000; xc. 460. 
1836, £.8,600; xcI. 779. 

312. Forthe Expenditure of the several Branches of the Mint; 
1837, £.51,840; xcrr, 524. 

313. For Loss sustained by the Bank of England in melting 
Silver Coin in 1831; In 1836, £.38,289; xc1. 781. 


314. For Loss upon the Irish Silver Tokens already re-coined 
and to be re-coined; In 1824, £.100,000; Ltxx1x. 198. 1825, 
£.52,000; Lxxx. 245. 1826, £.23,000; Lxxx1. 178. 

Navy : 
323. Number of Men employed for the Sea Service ; viz.— 










































































(3.)—-Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 


Mint—continued. 
315. For defraying the Loss and Expenses in the Re-coinage 
of the Irish Silver Tokens and the Irish Copper Coin ; In 1827, 
£.20,343 ; Lxxxi1. 499, 
See supra, 179. 


Mint Notes :—See supra, 252. 


Miscellaneous Services, Ireland : 

316. Towards defraying the Charges of Miscellaneous Services 
in Ireland, Army Extraordinaries, Commissariat, Rideau Canal, 
Civil Contingencies and Repairs and Improvements of Windsor 
Castle; On Account for Nine Months; 1830, £.126,554. 18. 0}. ; 
LXxxv. 613, To complete Charge for 1830, £.71,728. 9. 7.; 
LXXXVI. 154. 





Miscellaneous Services, Scotland : 
317. In 1833, £.57,227. 6.4.5 Lxxxvit. 693. 


Model Schools :—See supra, 240, &amp;e. 


Montreal :—See supra, 152, &amp;e. 


Moreton’s Patent Slip: 
318. For defraying the Charge of a Grant to Mr. Moreton on 


account of his Invention of a Patent Slip; 1833, £.2,500; rxxxviur. 
691. 


Municipal Corporations :—See supra, 195. 


National Gallery : 

319. For the Purchase of Pictures; In 1826, £.9,000; Lxxxr. 
208. 1834, £.11,550; txxx1x.182. Postponed,184. Further 
considered, and agreed to, 226. 1837, £.9,030; xc. 590. 

For erecting; In 1833, £.10,000; Lxxxvit 677. 1834, 
£.13,000; Lxxx1x. 182. Postponed, 184. Further considered, 
and agreed to, 279. 1835, £.12,000; xc. 361.———To complete 
the new Buildings for the National Gallery; 1836, £.31,112; 
xcl. 412, ———- For inclosing the Ground in front of the National 
Gallery; 1837, £.7,600; xc11. 524. 

















National Vaccine Establishment :-—See infra, 588. 
Navarin :—See infra, 356. 


Navigations, Public, Ireland : 
320. For the Establishment and Maintenance of Public Navi- 


gations in Ireland; In 1820, £.3,450; Lxxv. 387.——1821, 
£.4,000; LxxvI. 486. 


321. For defraying the Expense of the Directors and Officers 
of Inland Navigation in Ireland, and of maintaining the said 
Navigations; In 1822, £.3,500; ~xxvit. 454. 1823, £.6,100 ; 
LXXVIII. 270. 1824, £.4,500; txxrx. 199. 1825, £.4,681; 
LXXX. 245, ——— 1826, £.5,299; LxxxI. 208. —— 1827, £.4,748; 
LXXXII. 501.——-1828, £.5,852; txxxul. 423. 1829, £.5,547 ; 
LXXXIV. 203.—— 1830; See supra, 316.——1831, £.2,650; 
LXxXxvi. 809. 

322. For defraying the additional Allowance to the Chair- 
man of the Board of Inland Navigation in Ireland; In 1820, 
£.276. 18. 54.3; Lxxv. 388. 1821, £.276. 18. 54.; Ltxxvi. 486. 


























1822, £.276. 18. 54.5; Lxxvin. 454, 


For 1820 - - - 23,000 Men, including 8,000 Royal Marines; txxv. 225. 


1821 - - - 22,000 Men, including 8,000 Royal Marines; uxxvi. 41. 

1822 - - - 21,000 Men, including 8,000 Royal Marines; txxvit. 81. 

1823 + - + 25,000 Men, including 8,700 Royal Marines; txxvi. 63. 

1824 - + - 29,000 Men, including 9,000 Royal Marines; rxxrx. 48. 

1825 - - + 29,000 Men, including 9,000 Royal Marines; Lxxx. 73. 

1826 - - - 30,000 Men, including 9,000 Royal Marines; uxxx1. 88. Amendment proposed, but not made; Resolution agreed 
to; 89. 

1827 - - - 30,000 Men, including 9,000 Royal Marines; txxxm. 161. 

1828 - - = 380,000 Men, including 9,000 Royal Marines; txxxi1. 42. On Motion for receiving Report ; Amendment pro- 


posed, and withdrawn; On Motion for reading Report; Amendment proposed, but not made; 42, Another 
Amendment proposed, but not made, 43. 


1828 - - = 30,000 Men, including 9,000 Royal Marines; txxx1. 368. 

1829 - - - 30,000 Men, including 9,000 Royal Marines; txxxrv. 95. 

1830 - - - 29,000 Men, including 9,000 Royal Marines; txxxv. 142. 

1830-1 - - 382,000 Men, including 10,000 Roya] Marines; txxxv1. 325. 

1831 - + = 82,000 Men, including 10,000 Royal Marines; txxxvi. 585. 

1832 - + ~ 32,000 Men, including 10,000 Royal Marines; {For Three Months] txxxvit. 103. 
- 27,000 Men, including 9,000 Royal Marines; txxxvu1, 205. 


1833 - - + 27,000 Men, including 9,000 Royal Marines; txxxvitt. 219. 

1834 - - + 27,500 Men, including 9,000 Royal Marines and 1,000 Boys; uxxx1x. 40. 
1835 - + =~ 26,500 Men, including 9,000 Royal Marines and 2,000 Boys; xc. 170. 
1836 - + ~ 33,700 Men, including 9,000 Royal Marines and 2,000 Boys; xcr. 120. 
1837 - - - 383,700 Men, including 9,000 Royal Marines and 2,000 Boys; xc11. 186. 





Admiralty 























SUPPLY —continued. 1059 








T. Committee of Suppl y—continued. 
(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 


continued. 
Navy—continued. 


Admiralty Office: 
324. For Salaries and Contingent Expe 


Office; In 1821, £.70,596. 5. 1.3 Lxxvr. 318. 


£. 55,616. 5. 1.3 Lxxvir. 129. 1823, £. 
128. 1824, £. 53,286. 5. 1.3; yxx1x. 84. 
Lxxx. 112. Postponed, 113. Agreed 
£.54,476. 5.1.5 Lxxx1. 88. 














1827-1829; see infra, 325. 


nses of the Admiralty 
1822, 
55,406. 5.1.5 LXXVIII. 
1825, £. 54,886. 5. 1.; 
to, 125. 1826, 











1830, £.52,216. 5. 1.; txxxv. 229. Postponed, 229. Agreed to, 


238. 
£. 53,086. 18. 10.3; Lxxxvir. 104, 452. 





1831, £.40,365. 11. 1.3; uxxxvi. 448. 585. 








1832, 
1833, £. 104,070; 


LXXXVII. 277.——~ 1834, £.104,551; Lxxxix. 40. —— 1835, 


£.108,844; xc. 170.——1836, £.110,302 
£. 109,195; xc. 459. 
miralty Office, 1837, £.2,488; xc11. 590. 








5 xc. 120, 1837, 


For Salaries of Officers of the Ad- 


325. Salaries of the Officers and Contingent Expenses of the 
Admiralty, Navy Pay, Navy and Victualling Offices; In 1827, 


£.184,107. 11. 7.3 wxxxi. 161. 
LXXxill. 368. 


1828 








Artificers :—See infra, 334. 
Asylum, Royal Naval :—See infra, 371. 
Building Ships: 

326. For Buildings, Re-buildings and 
War; In 1820, £.1,594,480; Lxxv. 304, 
LXXxvI. 319, 1822, £.610,578; Lxxvit. 1 

327. For building Ships of War in the 
£.20,000; Lxxviil. 128. 


328. For building Ships of War at 
£.20,000; Lxxx1. 89. 1827, £. 20,000 ; 











including Bermuda, £. 18,267 ; Lxxx111. 369. 


LXxxIv. 96, 





1831, £.25,000; Ltxxxvi. 4 


See infra, 370. 376. 381. 
Chaplains : 





, £.89,823. 15. 93.; 


1829, £. 180,727. 31. 7.3; Lxxxiv. 95. 


Repairs of Ships of 
1821, £. 1,094,590 ; 
29. 


East Indies; In 1823, 


1824, £.10,000; Lxx1x. 85. 


Bombay; In 1826, 
LXxxi. 161. 1828, 
1829, £. 40,000 ; 
59. 585. 








329. For Bounty toChaplains; In 1821, £.1,500; txxvr. 319. 





1822, £.1,500; Lxxvut. 129. 
1824, £.1,500; Lxxix. 85. 
Postponed, 113. Agreed to, 125. 
1827, £.1,500; Lxxx. 161. 
——1829, £. 1,500; Lxxxiv. 96. 
——-1831, £. 1,300; LXxxvi. 459. 585. 
104, 228. 











1825, 
1826 














1830, 





Chatham Yard :—Sce infra, 337. 


1823, £.1,500 5 Lxxvur. 128. 


£.1,500; txxx. 112. 
» £.1,500; txxxr. 89. 


1828, £.750; Lxxx111. 369. 


£.1,500; ~txxxv. 238. 


1832, £. 2,600; LXxxvul. 


College, Royal Naval :—See infra, 372. 


Compassionate List : 
330. For Allowances to Widows and 
passionate List; In 1821, £.7,000; Lxxvi. 3 
LXXVII. 129, 














LXXxIx,. 85. 
to, 125. 1826, £. 7,000 ; Lxxx1. 89. 
161. 1828, £.5,000; Lxxxi. 369. 





LXXxxIv. 96. 


Convicts : 


1823, £. 7,000; Lxxvill. 128. 





Orphans on the Com- 
19.——1822, £.7,000; 
1824, '£. 7,000; 








1825, £.7,000; Lxxx. 112. Deferred, 113. Agreed 


1827, £.8,0003; Lxxx11. 
1829, £.10,000; 


331. For conveying Convicts to New South Wales; In 1831, 





£.88,5005; Lxxxvi. 459. 585, 
228, 





XCI. 272, 





1837, £.98,188; xcr1. 460. 
Deptford Yards :—See infra, 338. 
Dock Yards: 


1832, £.110,6255 Lxxxvir. 104, 
1833, £.118,300; Lxxxviml. 278.——1834, £. 113,360 ; 
LXXXIx. 41, —— 1835, £.98,550; xc. 208, 





1836, £. 99,256 ; 


332. For the Expense of Improvements in the Dock Yards ; 
In 1821, £.424,648; Ltxxvi. 319. 1822, £. 154,200; Lxxvit. 





151. 





1823, £.124,000; Lxxviir. 129. 
LXx1x. 85. 1825, £. 182,688; Lxxx. 1 
Agreed to, 125. 1826, £.284,500; 
£. 247,969; Lxxxi1. 162. 
1829, £.108,600; Lxxxiv. 96. 
Postponed, 256. Agreed to, 272. 
458. 585. 1832, £.64,500; Lxxxvil 
£.63,700; LXXxXxvil. 278. 1834, £.74, 























1828, £. 94,660. 10.; Lxxx111. 369. 
1830, £.99,000; Lxxxv. 256. 
1831, £.98,000; Lxxxv1. 





1824, £. 127,500; 
13. Postponed, 113. 
LXxxI. 89. 1827, 








- 104. 228. 1833, 
980; LXxxIx. 41.—— 





1835, £.62,440; xc. 285.——1836, £. 106,091; xcr. 271.—— 


(1837 ; see infra, 336.) 


333. For the Expense of His Majesty’s Yards at Home, and 


for Wages to Artificers; In 1823, £.476,902; Lxxvuir. 128, 


1824, £.476,400 ; LXxIx. 84. 





1825, £.71 


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7,176.3.5.5 Lxxx. 112, 


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continued. 


Navy ; Dock Yards—continued. 


Postponed, 113. Agreed to, 125.——1826, £.717,557. 2. 6,; 
LXXxI. 88.—— 1827, £.718,728. 5. 8.5 uxxxi. 161. 1828, 
£. 320,341. 5. 14.5 Lxxxur. 368.—— 1829, £.625,811. 18. 8.; 
LXXxIv. 95. 1830, £.596,180. 10. 8.; Lxxxv. 238.._——1831, 
£.616,473, 14. 4.5; Lxxxvi. 448. 458. 585, 1832, £.594,299. 2.; 
LXXXVII. 104. 228, 1833, £. 553,396; Lxxxvul. 277.——1834, 
£. 467,180; txxx1x. 40, 41. 1835, £.469,159; xc. 208, 285. 

















334. For Wages of Artificers, Labourers and others employed 
in the Naval Establishments at Home; In 1836, £. 467,875; 
xcl. 193. 271. 1837, £.408,535; xcu. 187, Further Grant, 
£.40,000; 591. 

335. For Salaries of Officers and Contingent Expenses of His 
Majesty’s Naval Establishments at Home; In 1837, £. 118,506 ; 
xcu. 459. Further Grant, £.2,391; 591. 





336. For New Works, Improvements and Repairs in the 
Yards; £. 108,048; xcu. 459. Further Grant, £.3,000; 591. 


337. Chatham Yard; For Salaries and Contingent Expenses 
of Chatham Yard; In 1821, £.35,438. 13. 2.; ~xxvi. 318. 
1822, £.34,760. 19. 5.; LXXVII. 128.———1823, £.24,531. 4. 10,; 
LXXVIII. 128, 1824, £,24,865, 10, 2.; Lxxix, 84, 








338. Deptford Yard; For Salaries and Contingent Expenses 
of the Deptford Yard; In 1821, £.20,731. 11. 7.; Lxxve. 318. 
1822, £.25,269. 6. 2.; LXxvit, 128,——1823, £. 18,687. 8. 4.; 
LXXVIII. 128. 1824, £.17,815. 10. 8.5 Lxxrx. 84, 











339. Foreign Yards; For Salaries and Contingent Expenses 
of Foreign Yards; In 1821, £. 43,626. 4. 3.; Lxxvi. 318. 
1822, £.31,838. 2. 8.; Lxxvu. 128, 1823, £. 52,188. 2. 8.; 
LXXVIII. 128. 1824, £.52,802. 19. 1.5 Uxx1x. 85. 1825, 
£.52,022. 13. 5.3 txxx. 112. Postponed, 113. Agreed to, 125. 
1826, £.53,298. 17. 7.5; LXxx1. 88. 1827, £.53,137. 9. 11.; 
LXXXUl. 161.——-1828, £.25,808. 11. 74.5 LXxx1II. 368. 1829, 
£.52,141. 3. 3.5 Lxxxiv. 95. 1830, £.66,494. 15. 3.; Lxxxv. 
238. 1830-31, £.21,211; uxxxvi. 458. 1831, £.21,211; 
LXxxvi. 585. 1832, £.21,799. 6. 3.3 Lxxxvil. 104, 228. 
1833, £.23,422; yxxxvill. 277.——1834, £.25,512; Lxxxix. 41. 
——1835, £.22,661; xc. 285,———1836, £.21,826; xc1. 271. 
——1837, £.19,654; xc. 459, 


340. For Wages of Artificers, Labourers and others employed 
in the Naval Establishments Abroad; In 1835, £.25,765; xc. 
285.——1836, £.24,335 ; xcI. 271.——-1837, £, 24,335 ; xc11, 187, 


341. Pembroke Yard; For Salaries and Contingent Expenses 
of the Pembroke Yard; In 1824, £.6,490. 10.; txx1x. 84, 


342. Plymouth Yard; For Salaries and Contingent Expenses 
of Plymouth Yard; In 1821, £.43,511. 11.5 uxxvi. 318.——~ 
1822, £. 42,741. 19. 6.3 LXxvi1. 128.———-1823, £.30,905. 15. 8.; 
LXXVIII. 128.———1824, £.31,226. 5. 8.; Lxxrx. 84. 









































343. Portsmouth Yard; For Salaries and Contingent Ex- 
penses of Portsmouth Yard; In 1821, £.49,183.8.2.; Lxxv1. 318. 
1822, £. 48,003. 8.2. ; Lxxvul. 128.——1823, £, 36,311, 3. 2. ; 
LXXVIII. 128, 1824, £.35,495. 3. 2.3 Lxxrx. 84, 


344, Sheerness Yard; For Salaries and contingent Expenses ; 
of Sheerness Yard; In 1821, £.24,078. 13.; Lxxvi. 318. 1822, 
£.22,890. 10. 6.; LXxviI. 128. 1823, £.16,134, 10. 6.3; Lxxvuil. 
128. 1824, £.16,534. 13.; uxxrx. 84. 

345. Woolwich Yard; For Salaries and contingent Expenses 
of the Woolwich Yard; In 1821, £.29,802. 10.; Lxxvi. 318, 
1822, £.29,005.10.; Lxxvi. 128. 1823, £.21,509. 10; Lxxvill, 
128, 1824, £.19,364. 10.; Lxxrx. 84. 





























Extraordinaries :-—See supra, 326, &amp;c. 
Foreign Yards :—See supra, 339, kc. 


Freight of Ships: 


346. For Freight of Ships for Conveyance of Troops, Stores, 
&amp;e.; In 1830-31, £.136,800; LXxxvi. 459. 1831, £.136,800 ; 
LXxxvi. 585. 1832, £.146,400; Lxxxvir. 104, 228, 1833, 
£.200,800 ; Lxxxvimt. 278.——1834, £.180,115; LXxxrx. 41. 











347. For Freight of Ships for Passengers, Stores, &amp;c. to the 
Swan River; For 1831, £.3,000; Lxxxvi. 459. 585, 


Sce infra, 383. 
Gibraltar Naval Hospital : 


348. For completing the Repairs of the Naval Hospital in 
Gibraltar; £.908; Lxxv1. 319. 


Gosport Victualling Yard:—See supra, 267. 


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I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(3.)\—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 
Navy—continued. 


Greenwich Hospital : 

349. For defraying the Expenses of, and to make good Defi- 
ciency of Funds for Out-Pensioners of Greenwich Hospital ; 
In 1822, £. 310,000; txxvu. 454. 1823, £.300,000; LXXvIIL 
128. 1824, £.290,000 ; “xxix. 85. 1825, £. 260,000 ; Lxxx. 
112, Postponed, 113. Agreed to, 125. 1826, £.260,000 ; 
LXXxxI. 89. 1827, £.250,000; Lxxxu1. 161. 1828, £.130,000; 
LXXxI1I. 369. 1829, £.250,000; Lxxxiv. 96. 1830, 
£.270,000; uxxxv. 238.——1830-31, £.249,200; Lxxxvi. 459. 

1831, £.249,200; Lxxxvi. 585. 1832, £.315,000 ; LXXxvil. 
104, 228. 



































Harbour Moorings and Riggings : 
350. For the Expense of Harbour Moorings and Riggings ; 
In 1821, £.79,000; Lxxvi. 318. 1822, £.68,000 5 Lxxvil. 129. 





Marines :—See supra, 323; infra, 391. 
Marine Officers’ Widows :—See infra, 396. 


Medical Establishments : 

351. For the Expense of the Medical Establishments; In 
1821, £.70,962. 4. 6.3 Lxxvi. 318. 1822, £.638,674. 7. 7.3 
LXxvil. 129. 1823, £.51,631. 17. 1.3 Lxxviil. 128. 1824, 
£.52,406. 17. 11.5 Lxxrx. 85. 1825, £.55,510. 13. 11.3; LXxxx. 
112. Postponed, 113. Agreed to, 125. 1826, £.58,742. 8. 11.; 
LXXxI. 88. 1827, £59,672. 16. 5.3 Lxxxir. 161. 1828, 
£.30,087. 18. 25.3 Lxxxu. 368. 1829, £.64,455. 13. 5.; 
LXXXIV. 95. 1830, £.64,026. 7. 6.5 LXxxv. 238, 1830-31, 
£. 24,242. 7. 8.5; Lxxxvi. 459. 1831, £.24,242. 7. 8.5 Lxxxvi. 

1832, £.30,950. 10.; Lxxxvu. 104. 



































585. 





352. For Medical Stores and Provisions; In 1830-31, 
£.30,000; Lxxxvi. 459. 1831, £.30,000; Lxxxvi. 585. 
1832, £.32,700. 14.; LXxxvi. 104. 228,——1833, £.31,500; 
LXXXVIII. 278. 1834, £.25,641; Lxxxix. 41.———For Medi- 
cines and Medical Stores; In 1835, £.19,518; xc. 208. 
1836, £.19,221; xcr. 272.——1837, £. 18,160; xciI. 459. 

353. For New Works for the Victualling and Medical 
Departments; In 1830-31, £86,457; Lxxxvi. 459, 1831, 
£.86,457 ; Lxxxvi. 585. See infra, 380. 























Merchant Seamen : 
354. For Salaries of Officers and contingent Expenses of the 
Office for the Registry of Merchant Seamen; In 1837, £.2,365 ; 
XCll. 459, 


Miscellaneous Services : 
355. For Expense of divers Naval and Miscellaneous Services; 
In 1833, £.50,380; Lxxxvul. 278. 1834, £.36,1545 Lxxx1x. 
41.——1835, £.26,548 ; xc. 208. 1836, £.67,921; xci. 272. 
——1837, £.29,366; xc. 459. Further Grant, £.30,800; 591. 








Naval Services :—See infra, 375. 


Navarin : 
356. For the Officers, Seamen and Royal Marines who were 
present at Navarin; £.60,000; Lxxx1x. 512. 


Navy Office : 

357. For Salaries and contingent Expenses of the Navy Office ; 
In 1821, £.75,529. 18. 6.; Lxxvu. 318. 1822, £. 64,899. 18. 6.; 
LXXVII. 128, 1823, £.63,819. 18. 6.3 Lxxvi1. 128. 1824, 
£.57,670. 15.3 LXxIx. 84.——1825, £.56,760. 15.3 Lxxx. 112. 
Postponed, 113. Agreed to, 125. 1826, £. 57,780. 15.3 LX xx1. 
88. (1827, 1828 and 1829; see supra, 325.) 1830, 
£.57,560. 15.5; Lxxxv. 238, 1830-31, £.49,299. 2. 7.; 
LXXXvI. 448.——1831, £.49,299. 2. 7.; Lxxxvi. 585. 1832, 
£. 57,663. 5. 9.3; LxXxxvil. 104. 452. 


Navy Pay Office : 

358. For Salaries and Contingent Expenses of the Navy Pay Of- 
fice; In 1821, £.38,924. 1. 6.; Lxxvi.318. 1822, £. 31,304. 1.6.; 
LXXvil. 129. 1823, £.32,454. 1. 6.; Lxxvim. 128, 
1824, £.29,794. 1. 6.; Lxx1x. 84. 1825, £. 29,633. 1.6.3; Lxxx. 
112. Postponed, 113. Agreed to, 125. 1826, £.29,803. 1. 6.; 
LXXXI. 88. (1827, 1828, and 1829; see supra, 325.)——1830, 
£. 32,033. 1.6.; xxxv.229. Postponed, 229. Agreed to, 238. 
1830-31, £. 29,929. 0.8.3; Lxxxvi. 448. 1831, £.29,929. 0. 8.; 
LXXXVI. 585, 1832, £. 38,295. 15. 3.; ~xxxvur. 104. 227. 

1823, £.21,725; texxxvu. 277. 1834, £.21,720 ; yxxxix. 40. 
1835, £.22,183 ; xc. 170. 




































































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(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 


Navy — continued. 
Officers : 


359. For Half Pay to Naval Officers; In 1821, £.970,400 ; 
LXxVvI1.318. 1822, £.964,000; Lxxvil. 128. 1823, £.933,400; 
LXXVIII. 128. 1824, £.911,000; LXx1x.85. 1825, £.897,500; 
LXxx. 112. Postponed, 113. Agreed to, 125. 1826, £. 896,000 ; 
LXxxI. 89. 1827, £.881,000; txxx11.161. 1828, £.438,250; 
LXXXIII. 369. 1829, £.873,500; LxxxIv. 96. 1830, 
£.854,000; Lxxxv. 238. 1830-31, £.782,000; Lxxxvi. 459. 
1831, £. 782,000; Lxxxvi. 585. 1832, £. 978,307. 16. 4.5 
LXxxvil. 104, 228. 1833, £.871,858; Lxxxvill. 278.——1834, 
£.847,360; Lxxx1x. 41.——1835, £.819,103; xc. 170. 1836, 
£.813,985 ; xcr. 193.——1837, £.810,771 5; xci1. 459. 












































Ordinary of the Navy: 


360. For the Ordinary of the Navy; In 1820, £.1,980,566. 3. 11.; 
LXxV, 303. 


361. For Wages to the Officers, Shipkeepers and Men of Ves- 
sels in Ordinary; In 1821, £. 129,395. 17. 4.; Lxxvi. 318. 
1822, £.121,499. 19.8.3 Lxxvir. 129. 1823, £.104,284. 16. 9.; 
LXXVIII, 128. 1824, £.103,528. 17. 5.5; LXxIx. 85. 1825, 
£. 106,027. 7.1.3 Lxxx. 112. Deferred, 113. Agreed to, 125. 
1826, £.104,919. 7. 3.5 Lxxx1. 89. 1827, £.103,813. 1. 1.5; 
LXxx. 161. 1828, £.52,907. 12. 2.5 LXxxiI. 368. 1829, 
£. 104,002. 6. 11.3 Lxxxiv. 95. 1830, £.105,834. 0. 4.5 Lxxxv. 
238. 1830-31, £.75,110; Lxxxvi. 448.——1831, £.75,110; 
LXXXVI. 585. 1832, £.90,000; Lxxxvil. 104, 227. 

362. For Victuals to the Officers, Shipkeepers and Men in 
Ordinary; In 1821, £.83,140. 3. 1,; Lxxvi. 318. 1822, 
£.75,778. 3. 7.5 Lxxvi1. 129. 1823, £.53,253. 10.5 Lxxvin. 
128. 1824, £.55,421. 11.3 Lxx1x. 85. 1825, £.54,787. 4.; 
LXxXx. 112. Postponed, 113. Agreed to, 125. 1826, £.61,629.15.; 
LXxxi. 89. 1827, £.52,353. 12.5; LxXxxu. 161. 1828, 
£. 25,719. 4.5 Lxxxu. 368. 1829, £.51,715. 19.5 Lxxxiv. 95. 
1830-31, £.31,611. 9.5 Lxxxvi. 459. 1831, £.31,611. 9. ; 
LXXXxVI, 585. 1832, £.37,250. 1.3 LxXxxvil. 104. 228. 




































































Ordnance : 


363. For Ordnance for Sea Service; In 1820, £.104,650; 
LXXV. 226, 1821, £.100,100; Lxxvi. 41. 1822, £.81,900; 
LXXVII. 129. 1823, £.81,250; Lxxvull. 64. 1824, £.94,250; 
LXXIXx. 48. 1825, £.94,250; Lxxx. 73. 

















Orphans :—See supra, 330. 


Outports : 


364. For Salaries and Contingent Expenses of the Outports ; 
In 1821, £.10,325. 2. 9.3 Lxxvi. 318, 1822, £.9,540. 18. 5.; 
LXXVII. 128. 1823, £.8,818. 8. 2.3 Lxxvi. 128. 1824, 
£.3,211. 11. 2.5 Lxxrx. 84. 











Pachets : 


365. For defraying the Expense of Hire of Packets; In 
1824, £.46,000; Lxxix. 85. 1825, £.40,4803; wLxxx. 112. 
Postponed, 113. Agreed to, 125. 1826, £.37,250; Lxxx1. 89. 
1827, £.37,250; Lxxxir. 161. 1828, £.17,225 5 txxxu11, 
368. 1829, £. 32,490; Lxxxiv. 95. 1830, £. 27,870 5 Lxxxv. 
238. 1830-31, £.24,040; Lxxxvi. 459. 1831, £.24,040; 
LXXXVI. 585. 1832, £.23,150; Ltxxxvir. 104, 228. 





























Pembroke Yard :—See supra, 341. 


Pensions : 


366. For defraying the Charge of Military Pensions and 
Allowances; In 1833, £.533,403; Lxxxvil. 278. 1834, 
£. 530,348 5 LXxxix. 41. 1835, £. 522,695 5 xc. 170. 1836, 
£.538,570; xcr. 193. 1837, £. 528,649; xcir. 460. 

367. For defraying the Charge of Civil Pensions and Allow- 
ances; In 1833, £.220,342; txxxvu. 278. 1834, £. 230,258 ; 
LXXXIX. 41.——1835, £. 219,625; xc. 170.——1836, £. 210,042 ; 
xcr. 193. 1837, £. 208,765; xcu. 460. 

See infra, 377. 




















Pilotage : 


368. For defraying the Charge of Pilotage, Salvage, Bounty 
of Slaves, Maintenance of distressed Seamen, &amp;c.; In 1823, 
£.40,0005 Lxxvill. 128, 1824, £.40,000; Lxxrx. 85. 
1825, £.40,000; txxx. 112. Postponed, 113. Agreed to, 125. 
1826, £. 40,000; Lxxx1. 88. 1827, £. 40,000; Lxxx11. 161. 
——1828, £. 25,000; Lxxx1. 368. 1829, £.60,000; LxxxIv. 
95. 1830, £.75,000; Lxxxv. 238. 1830-31, £. 50,500; 
LXXXvVI. 459. 1831, £.50,500; Lxxxvi. 585, 1832, 
£.51,012. 10.5 txxxvir. 104. 228. 





























Pirates: 








SUPPLY —continued. 








I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 
Navy—continued. 


Pirates : 
369. For Bounty for the Capture or Destruction of Piratical 
Vessels; In 1830-31, £.3,380; Lxxxvi. 459. 1831, £.3,380; 
LXxxvi. 585.——-1832, £.180; txxxvir. 104. 





Plymouth Yard :—See supra, 342. 


Portsmouth Yard :—See supra, 343. 
Provisions :—See infra, 384. 


Repairs : 
370. For Repairs of Ships, Docks and Buildings; In 1821, 
£.310,000; txxvi. 319.——1 822, £.300,000; txxvur. 129, 
See supra, 326, ke. 


Riggings :—See supra, 350. 


Royal Naval Asylum : 
371. For the Expense of the Establishment of the Royal 
Naval Asylum; In 1821, £.9,117. 11. 8.; txxvi. 483. 


Royal Naval College : 

372. For defraying the Expense of the Royal Naval College ; 
In 1821, £.6,926. 16. 3.; Lxxvi. 318.——1822, £. 6,695. 4. 7.5 
LXXVII. 129.——-1823, £.6,227. 19. 5.; ~xxvu. 128. 1824, 
£.6,177. 12. 6.3; LxxIx. 85. 1825, £.6,252. 12. 7.5; Lxxx. 
112. Postponed, 113. Agreed to, 125. 1826, £.6,247. 7. 3.; 
LxxxI. 88.———And School for Naval Architecture; In 1827, 
£. 6,511. 7. 3. 5; Lxxxu. 161. 1828, £.3,213. 0. 84.; LxxxuI. 
368. 1829, £.3,121. 8. 3.3; Lxxxiv. 95. 1830, £.845. 8. 3.; 
LXxXv. 238. 























Scientific Departments : 

373-4. For defraying Salaries of Officers, and Contingent 
Expenses of the several Scientific Departments of the Navy; In 
1830-31, £.20,162. 16. 3.3 Lxxxv1.448. 1831, £. 20,162.16. 3.; 
Lxxvi. 585. 1832, £. 25,320. 11. 9.3 Lxxvir. 104. 227. 
1833, £.22,109; Lxxxviil. 277.——1834, £. 20,885; txxxrx. 40. 
——1835, £. 24,590; xc. 170.——1836, £. 26,370; xcr. 193.—— 
1837, £. 33,270; xc. 459. 











Seamen :—See supra, 323; infra, 391. 


Services, Naval: 
375. Towards defraying certain Naval Services; In 1820, 
£.500,000 ; “xxv. 225. 1828, £.2,208,232. 13. 93.5 Lxxxu. 
107. 





Sheerness Yard : —Sce supra, 344. 
Shipkeepers :—See supra, 361. 
Ships ‘—See supra, 326, &amp;e., 346, &amp;c. 370; infra, 376. 394. 


Stores : 

376. For the Purchase of Naval Stores, &amp;c.; also for Repair 
of Docks, Wharfs and Buildings; and Building, Repair and 
Purchase of Ships, Purchase of Steam Machinery, &amp;c.; In 1833, 
£. 423,000 ; LXxxvill. 278. 1834, £. 421,990 ; Lxxxix. 41. 
1835, £. 361,713; xc. 208, 1836, £.300,000; xcr. 193. Fur- 
ther Grant, £.71,435; 271. 1837, On account, £.300,000 ; 
xcu. 187. To complete Grant, £. 59,827; 459. Postponed, 573. 
Further considered, 585. Amended, and agreed to, 586. Further 
Grant, £. 155,000 ; 591. See supra, 346, &amp;c. 














Superannuations : 

377. For defraying Superannuations, Pensions and Allow- 
ances to Officers, their Widows and Relatives; In 1821, 
£. 142,096. 13. 3.5 Lxxvi. 319. 1822, £.140,495. 18. 7.; 
LXXVII. 129.——1823, £. 137,635. 16. 2.; txxvim. 128. 1824, 

£.136,299. 16. 1.5 Lxxix. 85. 1825, £.131,692. 18. 2.; txxx. 
112. Postponed, 113. Agreed to, 125. 1826, £.134,031.18.11. 
LXxxi. 89. 1827, £. 132,006. 1.3; Lxxxu. 161. 1828, 
£.65,107. 11. 2.5; Lxxxu. 369.—— 1829, £.129,293. 11. 10.; 
LxxxIv. 96.——1830, £.296,063. 17. 9.; Lxxxv. 238. 


1831, 
£. 246,058. 5. 3.3; LXxxvi. 459. 585. 1832, £.326,181. 0. 5.; 
LXXXVII. 104, 228. 


























378. For Superannuations, Pensions and Allowances, in lieu 
of Half Pay, to Naval Officers; In 1821, £. 105,973. 16. 6.; 
LXXVI. 483. 


379. For Superannuations to Commissioners, Secretaries, &amp;c., 
and Allowances in lieu of Half Pay; In 1822, £. 126,772. 19.; 
LXXvir. 129. 1823, £.170,149. 9. 6.; Lxxvimi. 128, 1824, 
£. 167,383. 11. 1.; txxix. 85. 1825, £. 168,503, 13.2.5 Lxxx. 











LXxxI, 89. 





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(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 


Navy: Superannuations—continued. 





113. Postponed, 113. Agreed to, 125. 1826, £. 164,067. 8. 10,; 
1827, £.159,853. 7. 2.; Lxxxu. 161. 1828, 
£.81,958. 15. 5; txxxu. 369. 1829, £.164,760. 19.; LxxxIv,. 96. 
1830, £.173,684. 9. 4.; LXxxv.238. 1831, £.155,905.17. 10.; 
LXXXxvI. 459. 585, 1832, £.194,628, 5. 5.5; Lxxxvul. 104. 228. 




















380. For Half Pay, Pensions and Superannuations to Medical 
Officers, Pursers, Clerks, and Widows of Medical Officers and 
Pursers; In 1830-31, £.157,576. 10.3; Lxxxvi. 459. 1831, 
£.157,576. 10.3 Lxxxvi. 586. 1832, £. 171,053. 7. 10.; Lxxxvul. 
104. 452. 








Timber Stores : 


381. For defraying the Charge for Timber Stores and other 
Materials for Building and Repair of Ships, &amp;c.; In 1823, 
£. 524,360. 7. 4.3 Lxxvin. 128. 1824, £.507,000; Lxxrx. 84. 
1825; £. 538,306; txxx.112. Postponed, 113. Agreed to, 
125. 1826, £.835,957 ; Lxxx1. 88. 1827, £.926,062; LxxxII. 
161.——1828, £. 425,783 ; Lxxx111. 368.——1829, £. 759,718; 
LXXxIv. 95. 1830, £.680,000; Lxxxv. 238. 1830-31, 
£.810,000; ~txxxvi. 458. 1831, £.810,000; Lxxxvi. 585.—— 
1832, £.611,407; Lxxxvu. 104, 228. 





























Transport Service : 


382. For the Expense of the Transport Service; In 1820, 
£. 245,924; wxxv. 304. 1821, £.231,900; Lxxvi. 319. 
1822; £.231,000; Lxxvu. 150. 1823, £.184,300; Lxxvull. 
129. 1824, £. 188,300; Lxxix. 85. 1825, £. 188,300; Lxxx. 
112, Postponed, 113. Agreed to, 125. 1826, £. 200,000; 
LXxx1. 89, 1827, £. 220,000; Lxxxir. 162. 1828, £. 139,400; 
LXXXIII. 369. 1829, £.250,000; LxxxIv. 96. 1830, £.250,000; 
Lxxxv. 256. Postponed, 256. Agreed to, 272. 1830-31, 
£.25,000; Lxxxvi. 459. 1831, £.25,000; Lxxxvi. 585. 
1832, £.27,639. 4. 9.5 LXxxvil. 104. 228. 









































383. For the Conveyance and Victualling of Troops, and for 
Freight of Stores on account of the Army and Ordnance Depart- 
ments; In 1835, £. 169,450; xc. 208.——1836, £. 150,089; xc1. 
272.——1837, £. 139,053; xct1. 460. 

See supra, 346. 





Victuals : 


384. For Victuals for Seamen and Marines; In 1820, 
£.612,950; Lxxv. 225. 1821, £.557,700; txxvi. 41. 1822, 
£. 532,350; Ltxxvit. 81.——1823, £.455,000; Lxxvi. 64. 
1824, £.584,350; Lxxix. 48.——1825, £. 603,200; Lxxx. 73,—— 
1826, £.682,500; Lxxx1. 88. 1827, £.624,000; Lxxx1. 161. 
1828, £.624,000; Lxxxur. 43. 368.——1829, £.643,500 ; 
1830, £.603,200; Lxxxv. 229. Postponed, 229. 
Agreed to, 238. 1830-31, £.603,200; Lxxxvi. 448. 1831, 
£.603,200; Lxxxvi. 585. 1832, £.572,000; Lxxxvil. 104. 228. 
1833, £.438,004; Lxxxvi. 219.—— 1834, £.396,561 ; 
LXXXIX. 40.—— 1835, £.339,825 ; xc. 170.——1836, £. 437,103 ; 
xcIl. 120. 1837, £. 452,898 ; xcir. 186. 

385. For the Purchase of Provisions for Troops and Garrisons 
on Foreign Stations to be embarked on Board Ships of War and 
Transports, and other Expenses in the Victualling Department ; 
In 1820, £. 389,500; Lxxv. 304. 1821, £.280,000; txxvi. 319. 
1822, £. 265,000; Lxxvu. 150. 1823, £. 205,000 ; Lxxviit. 
129, 1824, £.255,000; Lxx1x. 85. 1825, £. 255,000; Lxxx. 
113. Postponed, 113. Agreed to, 125. 1826, £. 275,000; 
LXXxXxI. 89. 1827, £.259,000; Lxxxu. 162. 1828, £.129,500; 
LXxxill. 369. 1829, £.275,000; Lxxxiy. 96. 1830, 
£.210,000; uxxxv. 256. Postponed, 256. Agreed to, 272. 
1830-31, £.175,000; Lxxxvi. 459. 1831, £.175,000; 
1882, £. 193,753 ; Lxxxvil. 104, 228, 




















LXxxIVv. 995. 





















































LXXxVvI. 586. 
386. For Provisions of the Yard Service afloat; In 1830-31, 
£. 8,557. 18.3; Lxxxvi. 459. 1831, £.8,557. 18.; Lxxxvi. 585. 
1832, £.11,109. 9.; Lxxxvuil. 104, 228, 
387. For Victuals of Seamen employed in the Packet Service 
£.10,770 ; xcur. 590. 











Victualling Office : 


388-9. For Salaries and Contingent Expenses of the Vic- 
tualling Office; In 1821, £.45,488.10.; uixxvi. 318. 1822, 
£.34,817.10.; LXxvir. 128, 1823, £. 35,267. 10.; LXXvIII, 128. 
——1824, £. 33,447.10.; Lxx1x. 84. 1825, £. 33,977. 10, ; uxxx. 
112. Postponed, 113. Agreed to, 125. 1826, £. 34,257. 10. ; 
LXxX1. 88,——(1827, 1828 and 1829, See supra, 325.)——1830, 
£. 38,207. 10.3; LXxxv. 238, 1830-31, £.30,050; Lxxxvi. 459. 
1831, £.30,050; Lxxxvi. 585.—— 1832, £. 34,072. 10.; 
LXXXVII. 104, 452. 




















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SU PPLY —continued. 























































I. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 
Navy—continued. 
Victualling Yards: 


390. For Salaries and contingent Expenses of Victualling 
Yards ; In 1821, £.50,967. 11.6. ; Lxxvi. 318. 1822, £. 40,767 ; 
LXXVII. 128. 1823, £.63,110. 12.; Lxxvint. 128. 1824, 
£. 72,669. 12.; ~xxrx. 85. 1825, £. 73,572. 0. 6.5 LxXxx. 112. 
Postponed, 113. Agreed to, 125. 1826, £73,489. 9.3 LXXxI. 
88, 1827, £. 70,385. 8. 6.; Lxxxu. 161. 1828, £. 31,929. 10.; 
LXXx1. 368. 1829, £.64,356; Lxxxiv. 95. 1830, 
£. 61,038. 5.; Lxxxv. 238, 1830-31, £.63,363. 9.; LXXXVI. 






































391. For Wages for Seamen and Marines ; In 1820, £.650,3 
LXxv. 225. 1821, £.622,050; ~xxvi. 41. 1822, £. 593,7 
LXxvi1. 81. 1823, £.763,750; Lxxvitt. 63. 1824, £.885,950 5 
LXXIXx. 48, 1825, £.923,650; Lxxx. 73. 1826, £. 955,500 ; 
LXXx1.88. 1827, £.955,500; Lxxx.161. 1828, £.955,500; 
LXXxI1I. 43, 368. 1829, £.1,014,000; Lxxxiv. 95. 1830, 
£.980,200; Lxxxv.142. 1830-31, £.1,081,600; LXxxvI.325. 
1831, £.1,081,600; Lxxxvi. 585. 1832, £.1,121,575; Lxxxvi1. 
103. 205. ——1833, £.955,220; Lxxxvill. 219.——1834, £.958,761; 
LXXXIx. 40.——1835, £.933,054; xc. 170.——1836, £. 1,069,122; 
xcr. 120. 1837, £.1,051,916; xc. 186. 





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392. For the Payment at the expiration of every Month of a 
certain portion of the Pay due to Warrant and Petty Officers, and 
to Seamen and Marines on Board His Majesty’s Ships; 
£.100,000; Lxxxrx. 512. 

393. For Wages of Seamen employed in the Packet Service ; 
1837, £.22,8115 xcr. 590. 


See supra, 361. 


Wear and Tear of Ships: 


394. For Wear and Tear of the Ships in which the Seamen 
are toserve; In 1820, £. 612,950; Lxxv. 225 1821, £.586,300 ; 





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£. 32,000; Lxxvi. 319. 1822, £.105,000; Lxxvir. 129, 
1823, £.100,000; Lxxvill. 128.——1824, £.80,000; Lxx1x. 84. 
1825, £.90,000; Lxxx. 112. Postponed, 113. Agreed to, 
125. 1826, £.90,000; Lxxx1. 89. 1827, £. 105,000 ; Lxxx1. 
161. 1828, £.52,500; Lxxx1ll. 369. 1829, £.110,000; 
LXxxIv. 96. 























396. For Widows of Marine Officers; In 1827, £.10,000; 
LXXxxi1. 161, 1828, £.5,000; LXxx1I1. 369. 1829, £. 10,000; 
LXXxXIv. 96, See supra, 330. 













Woolwich Yard :—See supra, 344. 






397. To pay off and discharge such of the Proprietors of Navy 
Five per Cents as have signified their dissent to receive £.4 per 
Centum; £.2,700,000 ; txxvir. 129. 






ties payable at the Bank of Ireland as have dissented from 
accepting £.4 per Cent. instead thereof; £.39,000; Lxxvu1. 229. 


399. For paying off such Proprietors of £.5 per Cent. Annuities 
and Irish £.5 per Cent. Annuities as have dissented from accept- 
ing £.4 per Cent, Annuities in lieu thereof; £.38,000; txxvu. 
397. 

400. For paying off Proprietors of £.5 per Cent. Annuities 
payable at the Bank of Ireland to Persons who have dissented as 
Trustees to accept £.4 per Cents; £.24,000; txxvu. 397. 










Negro Population : 

401. To defray Expenses in aiding the Local Legislatures in 
providing for the Instruction of the Negro Population; In 1835, 
£. 25,000; xc. 539. 1836, £.25,000; xc, 780.——1837, 
£. 30,000; xc. 526. 















New Brunswick :—See supra, 146. 






Newfoundland : 
402. For defraying the Civil Establishment of Newfoundland ; 
In 1820, £.5,976; txxv. 326. 1821, £.6,283. 10.; Lxxvi. 484. 
1822, £.6,488. 10.3 Lxxvil. 170.——1823, £. 6,273. 11. 6.; 
LXxvill. 422, Postponed, 422, Consideration deferred, 429. 431. 


















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(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 


Newfoundland —continued. 





Resolution amended, and agreed to, 444. 1824, £. 4,830. 13.; 
LXxXIx. 274, 1825, £.11,081; Lxxx. 247. 1826, £.11,135; 
LXxxI. 196. 1827, £.12,4615; Lxxxi. 500. 1828, 
£.23,818. 7. 5.3 Lxxxu. 399. 1829, £.17,728; txxxiv. 194. 
——1830, £. 11,261; Lxxxv. 619. 1831, £.11,261; uxxxvi. 
698. 1832, £. 16,576. 5.; Lxxxvul. 519.——1833, £. 12,861; 
LXXXVill. 691. 

403. In aid of the Expenses of the Civil Government of New- 
foundland; In 1835, £.9,600; xc. 460. 























T — ‘ 
459.——1831, £.63,363. 9.3 LXXXVI. 585.——1832, £.64,815, 9. 9.3 New Holland :—See supra, 27. 
LXXXVII. 104. 228. New South Wales : 
404. For defraying the Civil Establishment of New South 
Wages: 





Wales; In 1820, £. 17,080. 5.; Lxxv. 326. 1821, £.17,081. 5.; 
LXxviI. 484. 1822, £. 13,347. 2. 6.5 Lxxvit. 170. 1823, 
£. 15,222. 1.5 txxvir. 271. 1824, £. 15,294; ~xxix. 198, 
1825, £. 23,9343; Lxxx. 247, 1826, £.11,942; Lxxx1. 196. 

405. To defray the Amount of Bills drawn or to be drawn 
from New South Wales; In 1820, £.100,000; txxv. 327. 
1821, £. 100,000 ; Lxxvi. 483. 1822, £.100,000; Lxxvit. 169. 
1823, £.150,000; Lxxvi. 271. 1824, £. 150,000; Lxxix. 
198. 1825, £. 120,000 ; Lxxx. 246.——1826, £. 120,000; txxx1. 
178. 1827, £.120,000; Lxxxir. 500. 1828, £. 120,000 ; 
LXXXIII. 398. 1829, £.120,000; Lxxxiv. 194. 1830, 
£. 120,000; txxxv. 619.——1831, £. 120,000; Lxxxvi. 675. 


406. For Stores for the Engineer Department in New South 
Wales and Van Diemen’s Land, Bedding and Clothing for Con- 
victs, Clothing and Tools for liberated Africans at Sierra 
Leone, and Indian Presents for Canada; In 1826, £.49,763 ; 
LXxxI, 196. 1827, £.49,000; Lxxxu. 500. 1828, £. 47,500; 
LXXXI1. 399. 1829, £.47,500; Lxxxiv. 194. Postponed; Re- 
solution agreed to; 203.——1830, £.47,500; ~txxxv. 619.—— 
1831, £.47,500; Lxxxvi. 698. 

See supra, 188. 331. 346. 





















































New Street : 





LXXV1. 41.1822, £. 559,650; LXXxvit.129.——1823, £. 243,750; 407. Towards completing Purchases necessary for the Com- 

sunwent, G4. 1824, £.282,750 ; LXxrx. 48, 1825, £. 320,450; pletion of the New Street in pursuance of Act 53 Geo. III. c. 121; 

exxx. 73. In 1820, £.100,000; Lxxv. 350. 1821, £.100,000 ; Lxxvi. 485. 
Widows : Non-conforming Ministers :— Sce supra, 307. 


395. For Deficiency of Fund for Relief of Widows; In 1821, | Nova Scotia: 


408. For defraying the Civil Establishment of Nova Scotia; 
In 1820, £.13,593. 15.5; Lxxv. 326. 1821, £.14,267. 15.3 














LXXvVI. 484. 1822, £.14,098. 17. 6.; Lxxvir. 170, 1823, 
£.13,140; Lxxviti. 271.——1824, £.9,197; ~xxrx. 198. 1825, 
£.9,660; Lxxx. 246.——1826, £.11,529; ~xxx1. 196. 1827, 








£.10,645; Lxxxu. 500. 1828, £.10,445; Lxxx111. 398,—— 
1829, £.10,445; LxxxIv. 194. 1830, £.10,4453; Lxxxv. 619. 
1831, £.6,625; Lxxxvi. 698.——1832, £.800; Lxxxvit. 518. 
———In aid of the Expenses of the Civil Government ef Nova 
Scotia; 1835, £.6,685. 11. 6.; xc. 460. 1836, £.1,900; xct. 
780. 1837, £.7,400; xcr1. 526. See supra, 151. 














Navy Five per Cents : Offenders, Public : 


409. For the Expense of apprehending Public Offenders; In 
1820, £.1,0005; Lxxv. 387. 1821, £.1,000; Lxxvi. 486, 
1822, £.1,500; Lxxvil. 454. 








398. For paying off such Proprietors of £.5 per Cent. Annui- Offices, Public : 


410. For Allowances or Compensations in the nature of 
Superannnated Allowances to Persons formerly employed in 
Public Offices; In 1820, £.4,158. 3. 4.; Lxxv. 327. 1821, 
£.6,631. 6.3.5; Lxxvi. 484. 1822, £. 7,891. 6. 3.; Lxxvur. 170. 
1823, £. 10,567. 16. 8.; LXxvill. 165. 1824, £. 10,910. 6. 8.; 


























LXXIx. 197. 1825, £.12,124. 16. 8.; Lxxx. 246, 1826, 
£.16,506. 5. 43; xxx. 168, —— 1827, £.17,250. 12. 6.; 
Lxxxi1. 499. 1828, £.15,497. 13. 8.3 Lxxx111. 398. 1829, 


£. 19,236. 2. 4.3; uxxxiv. 193. Postponed, 194. Resolution 
agreed to, 203. 1830, £.6,882. 12. 7.3 Lxxxv. 618. 1881, 
£.15,798. 10.3; Lxxxvi. 652. 1832, £.66,151; Lxxxvir. 280. 
1833, £. 55,967; Lxxxvi. 690, 1834, £. 58,858; LXxxIx. 
183. Postponed, 184. Further considered, and agreed to, 279. 
—1835, £.66,218; xc. 459.——1836, £.73,905; xcI. 763. 
——1837, £.79,334 5 xcil. 524. 

411. For Allowances and Compensations in the nature of 
Superannuated Allowances to Persons belonging to Public De- 
partments; In 1821, £.31,510. 10, 1.3 Lxxv1. 308. 

412. For Allowances and Compensations in the nature of 
Superannuated Allowances to Persons formerly belonging to 
Public Departments in Ireland; In 1821, £.8,686. 4, 4.; Lxxv1. 


308. 
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{. Committee of Suppl y—continued. 


(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 


Officers, Public : 


413. For Remuneration of Public Officers in Ireland; In 
1820, £.1,153. 16. 11.3 Lxxv. 387. 


414. To pay Retired or Superannuation Allowances to Public 
Officers in Ireland; In 1824, £.1,116. 18. 5.3 Lxxrx. 199. 
1825, £. 1,116. 18. 5.3; Lxxx. 245. 





Ophthalmic Hospital :—sSee supra, 24. 


Ordnance : 


415. For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for Land Ser- 
vice in Great Britain ; In 1820, £.543,694. 8. 8.; Lxxv. 281. 387. 
1821, £.150,000; Lxxvi. 288.——1823, £.307,401. 4. 6.; 
LXXVIII. 134, 1824, £.4,592; txxx. 171. 


416. For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for Land Ser- 
vice in Ireland; In 1820, £.111,986. 2. 6.; Lxxv. 281. 1821, 
£.111,837.2.10.; txxv1.399. Postponed, 399. Further considered; 
Amendments proposed, but not made ; Resolution agreed to; 403. 
1822, £.96,629. 13.5; Lxxvur. 153. 1823, £. 90,313. 3. 5.; 
LXXVIII. 134.1824, £.87,336; Lxx1x. 140. 1825, £.102,315; 
LXxx. 171. 




















417. For defraying the Expenses of Reduction in the Office of 
Ordnance for Land Service; In 1820, £.5,000. 


418. On Account of the Expenditure of the Ordnance Depart- 
ment; In 1828, £.783,598 ; Lxxx111. 102. 


419. For Charge of the Office of Ordnance in Ireland, after 
deducting Rents received, and for Sale of Old Stores; In 1829, 
£. 126,979 5 Lxxxiv. 100. 


Academy, Royal Military : 


420. For the Establishment of the Civil Officers, Professors 
and Masters of the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich; In 
1821, £.6,610. 9.1.3 txxvi. 399. Postponed, 399. Further con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 403. 1822, £.6,059. 10. 8.3 Lxxvur. 153. 
1823, £.6,059. 10. 3.5 Lxxvill. 134. 1824, £.4,570; Lxx1x. 
140. 1825, £. 4,407; Lxxx. 171. 1826, £.4,313; Lxxxt. 137. 
——1827, £. 4,045; Lxxxul. 194. 1828, £. 2,023 5 xxx. 514. 
——1829, £.3,507; Lxxxiv. 100. 1830, £.3,402; Lxxxv. 
385. 1831, £.3,402; Lxxxvi. 584. 1832, £.1,000; Lxxxvil. 
141. 459. 





























Artillery : 


421. For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance in Ireland, on 
Account of Pay of retired Officers of the late Royal Irish Artil- 
lery and Engineers, and of Pensions to Widows; In 1820, 
£.11,754.3.9.; Lxxv. 281. 1821, £. 11,279. 11.2.5 Lxxvi. 399. 
Postponed, 399. Further considered, and agreed to; 403,—— 
1822, £.11,365. 17. 4.3 Lxxvit. 153.——1823, £. 10,751. 2. 1.; 
LXXVIII. 134. 








422. For defraying the Expense of the Royal Regiment of 
Artillery; In 1822, £. 244,868. 9, 2.; Lxxvi. 153. 1823, 
£.241,235. 8. 5.5 Lxxvill. 134, 1824, £.247,208; Lxx1rx. 140. 
1825, £.241,289; Lxxx. 170. 1826, £. 257,568; Lxxx1. 
137. 1827, £.259,136; Uxxxu. 194, 1828, £. 130,920; 
LXxxuI. 513. 1829, £.257,342; Lxxxiv. 100. 1830, 
£.83,626 5; LXxxv. 229. 384, 1831, £.278,436; LXxxvi. 584. 
1832, £.347,694; Lxxxvi. 141. 459. 1833, £.277,156; 
LXXXVIII. 330. 1834, £. 276,227; Lxxxix. 156. 1835, 
£.275,4453; xc. 268. 1836, £. 274,496; xcr. 246. 1837, 
£. 274,625 5 xcr1. 485. 















































423. For defraying the Expense of the Brigade of Royal Horse 
Artillery; In 1821, £.34,812. 9. 4.; Lxxv1. 398. Postponed, 399. 
Further considered, and agreed to, 403. 1822, £.36,954. 16. 2.; 
LXXVIl. 153. 1823, £. 29,435. 17. 7.3; Lxxvill. 134, 1824, 
£.29,590; Lxx1x. 140.——1825, £. 29,9125 L~xxx. 170. 











424. For defraying the Expense of the Royal Artillery Drivers; 
In 1821, £.17,590. 3. 3.3; Lxxvi. 398. Postponed, 399. Further 
considered ; Amendment proposed, but not made; Resolution 
agreed to; 403. 


425. For the Director-General of the Field Train, and for that 
Department; In 1822, £.2,624. 9. 2.3 Lxxvil. 153. 1823, 
£. 2,299. 10.3; Lxxvinl, 134.——1824, £.1,788; Lxx1x. 140, 
1825, £. 1,818; Lxxx. 170.——1826, £.1,7715 LxXxx1. 137.—— 
1827, £. 1,241; Lxxxu. 194, 1828, £.614; txxxu. 513. 
1829, £, 1,223; Lxxxiv. 100,——-1830, £. 1,223; Lxxxv. 335, 
1831, £. 1,223; uxxxvi. 584.——1832, £.1,5325; Lxxxvi. 141, 

















GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 











(3.)—Resolutions of the Committée of Supply— 
continued. 


Ordnance: Artillery—continued. 


459.——1833, £.584; Lxxxvi. 330.——1834, £. 602; Lxxxrx. 


- 2 
156.——1835, £.604; xc. 268. 1836, £. 602; xcr. 246. 
1837, £.602; xc. 485. 








426. For the Balance of Pay of the Royal Regiment of Artil- 
lery for Great Britain, and of Non-commissioned Officers and 
Gunners of the late Invalid Battalion ; In 1821, £. 94,356, 14. 9.; 
LXXvi. 398. Postponed, 399. Further considered; Amendment 
proposed, but not made; Resolution agreed to; 403. 


427. For defraying the Expense of the Brigade of the Royal 
Horse Artillery, and also a Rocket and Riding House Troop for 
Great Britain; In 1826, £.29,324; wxxx1. 137. 1827, 
£. 29,042; txxxu. 194. 1828, £.14,793.; wLxxxi1. 513. 
1829, £.29,413; ~xxxiv. 100. For Great Britain and Ireland; 
1830, £. 37,1115 Lxxxv. 385. 1831, £. 36,216; Lxxxvi. 584. 
1832, £.45,108; Lexxxvir. 141. 459. 1833, £. 35,982 ; 
LXXXVIII. 330.——1834, £,35,971; Lxxxix. 156. 1835, 
£. 35,962; xc. 268.——1836, £.36,045; xcr. 246. 1837, 
£. 36,188 5 xc. 485. 





























Barrack Department : 


428. For defraying the Charge of the Ordnance Barrack 
Department in Great Britain; In 1824, £.114,531; Lxx1x. 140. 
Amendment proposed, but not made, 141.——1825, £. 104,831; 
LXxx. 171. 1826, £. 147,087 ; Lxxx1. 137. Amendment pro- 
posed, but not made, 137. 1827, £.115,249; Lxxxu. 194. 
1828, £. 50,237; txxxir. 514, 1829, £.117,636; LxxxIv. 














100. 


429. For defraying the Charge of the Ordnance Barrack De- 














partment in Ireland; In 1824, £.134,376; ixx1x. 141. 1825, 
£. 132,277; uxxx. 171. 1826, £. 124,636 ; LXxxI. 137. 1827, 
£.117,077; Lxxx11. 194.——1828, £. 42,640; Lxxx111.514. 1829, 


£.102,7215; ~xxxiv. 100 


430. For defraying the Charge of the Salaries of Barrack 
Masters and Barrack Serjeants at the Stations at Home, Abroad, 
and in Ireland; In 1830, £.41,388 ; Lxxxv. 272. 1831, £.40,756 ; 
LXXXVI. 58.4.——1832, £.37,7353 LXXXVII.458.——1833, £.37,703; 
LXXXVIII. 330.——1834, £.36,194; LXxx1x.156, 1835, £.35,477; 
xc. 268.— 1836, £. 33,968; xc. 246. 














431. For defraying the Charge of Repairs of Barracks, and 
Barrack Expenditure; In 1830, £. 194,335; Lxxxv. 385. 
1831, £.95,783; Lxxxvi, 584. 





432. For Superintendence and Management of Ordnance and 
Barrack Works and Repairs; In 1831, £.64,200; Lxxxv1. 584. 
1832, £. 42,743 5 Lxxxvir. 141. 459. 1833, £.35,934 5 LXXXVIIL 
330.—1835, £.30,888; xc. 268.——1836, £.29,240; xcr. 246. 








433. For Superintendence of the Building and Repair of 
Barracks; In 1833, £.25,587} LXxxvir. 330. 1834, 28,076; 
LXXXIx. 156, 1835, £.28,2165 xc. 268. 1836, £. 29,240 ; 
XCl, 246.——1837, £.165,331; xcu. 485. 











434. For Extraordinaries of the Office of Ordnance on account 
of the Building and Repair of Barracks; In 1833, £. 68,384; 
LXXXVIII. 330. 1834, £.74,404; Lxxxix. 156. 





435. For Barrack Masters’ Expenditures and Allowances ; 
In1833, £.65,792; Lxxvi. 330. 
156.——1835, £.64,011; xc. 268. 





1834, £.65,084 3 LxxxIx. 
1836, £. 57,753; xc1. 246. 








436. For Building and Repairs of Barracks; In 1835, 
£. 68,203; xc. 268.——1836, £.53,526 ; xcr. 246. 





437. For Works and Repairs, and Storekeepers’ Expenditure ; 
In 1835, £. 1,684; xc. 268. 
See infra, 450+ 465. 474. 





1836, £.10,672; xc1. 246. 


Civil Contingencies : 


438. For defraying the Expense of Civil Contingencies at the 
Tower and Pall Mall, and for the Repairs of Storehouses, Kc. ; 
In 1822; £.17,200; LxXxvur. 153. 1823, £.10,829. 2, 2.; 
LXXVIII. 134. See infra, 455. 





Civil Establishments : 


439. For the Pay of the Civil Establishments of the Office of 
Ordnance at the Outports and Stations; In 1821, £. 20,163. 3. 4.; 
Lxxvi. 398. Postponed, 399. Further considered ; Amendments 
proposed, bat not made; Resolution agreed to; 403. 


440. For defraying the Salaries to the several Civil Establish- 
ments of the Office of Ordnance at the Home Stations, including 
Guernsey and Jersey; In 1822; £. 12,885. 0. 5.3; Lxxvul. 153. 


441, For 





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1. Committee of Supply—continued. 
(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 


Ordnance; Civil Establishments—continued. 

441. For defraying the Salaries to the several Civil Establish- 
ments of the Office of Ordnance on Foreign Stations; In 1822; 
£.13,104. 1. 8.3 Lxxvit. 153. 

442. For defraying the Charge of the Civil Establishments of 
the Office of Ordnance at the Home and Foreign Stations; In 
1826, £.38,090; Lxxxr. 136. 1827, £. 38,221; Lxxxi. 194. 
——1828, £.18,900; Lxxxi. 513, 1829, £.42,817; LXXxxIv. 
100. 

443. For defraying the Salaries to the Civil Establishments at 
the Tower, Pall Mall, and Dublin; In 1836-37, £.67,096; xct. 
246. 

444. For defraying the Salaries of the several Civil Establish- 
ments of the Office of Ordnance at the Stations at Home; In 
1830, £.17,432 ; Lxxxv. 272. 1831, £.17,705 5 LXxxvi. 584. 
1832, £.18,993 ; Lxxxvil. 14]. 458. 1833, £. 14,919; LXXXvIII. 
330,——1834, £. 15,237; Lxxx1x. 156. 1835, £.14,8815 xc. 
268, 1836, £.13,890; xcr. 246. 

445. For defraying the Salaries of the several Civil Establish- 
ments of the Office of Ordnance, Abroad and in Ireland; In 
1830, £. 28,644; Lxxxv. 272. 1831, £.27,7245; ~xxxvi. 584. 
1832, £.34,304 5; Lxxxvir. 141. 458. 1833, £.26,871; 
LXXxVill. 330. 1834, £.26,998; Lxxxix. 156. 1835, 
£. 27,983; xc. 268. 1836, £.27,778; xc1. 246. 

446. For defraying the Expense of the Increase of Salaries 
for Length of Service to Officers on the several Civil Establish- 
ments of the Office of Ordnance at Home and Abroad; In 1822; 
£. 23,495; txxvir. 153. 









































447. For defraying the Salaries, and increased Salaries for 
Length of Service, to the several Civil Establishments of the 
Office of Ordnance at the Home and Foreign Stations; In 1823, 
£. 29,029. 3. 2.5 Lxxvur. 134.——1824, £.35,8413; Lxxix. 140. 
1825, £.35,490; Lxxx. 170. 





448. For defraying the Salaries, and increased Salaries for 
Length of Service, to the several Civil Establishments of the 
Office of Ordnance at the Home and Foreign Stations, under 
Deputy Storekeepers; In 1823, £.6,561. 11. 7.5 Lxxvu. 134. 


Civil Officers and Clerks : 

449. For the Pay of Civil Officers and Clerks belonging to 
the Office of Ordnance on Foreign Stations ; In 1821, £. 14,631. 5.; 
LXxviI, 398. Postponed, 399. Further considered ; Amendment 
proposed to Resolution, but not made; Resolution agreed to; 403. 
See supra, 420. 


Clerks :—See supra, 449; infra, 467. 


Colonies : 


450. For the Military Works, Barracks and Buildings in the 
Colonies, transferred from the Army Extraordinaries and Colonial 
Department; In1826, £.210,260; Lxxxr. 137. 1827, £. 217,489. 
LXXXIlI. 194. 1828, £.80,612 5 Lxxxi. 514. 








Commissariat : 
451. For defraying the Expense of the Commissariat Store 
Branch of the Office of Ordnance; In 1824, £. 182,795; Lxxix. 




















141. 1825, £.175,725; Ltxxx. 171. 1826, £.164,416 5 Lxxx1. 
137. 1827, £.1385,205; WLxxxi. 194. 1828, £. 52,658; 
LXXxx11. 514. 1829, £.93,612; Lxxxiv. 100. 1830, £.78,455; 


LXXxvVv. 385. 
LXxxvil. 141. 
£. 55,000 5; LXxx1x. 156. 





1831, £.69,930; Lxxxvi.584. 18382, £. 29,671; 
1833, £.83,000; Lxxxvi. 330. 1834, 
1835, £.65,000; xc. 268. 

452. For the Charge on account of Stores required for Foreign 
Works and Repairs; In 1833-34, £. 20,000; Lxxxvi. 330. 
1834-35, £. 20,000 ; LxXxx1x. 156.——1835-36, £.20,000; xc. 268. 
1836-37, £.20,000; xc1. 247. 

453. For the Supply of Bread, Meat, Forage, &amp;c. for the 
Troops; In 1835, £. 161,083; xc. 269. 1836, £.141,4175 xc1. 
247. 1837, £. 203,378; xc. 485. 

454. For the Expense of Stores; 1837, £. 65,000; xcr1. 485. 


























Contingencies : 

455. For defraying the Charge of the Civil and Military Con- 
tingencies of the Office of Ordnance; In 1830, £. 211,213; Lxxxv. 
385. 1831, £.146,219; wxxxvi. 584. 1832, £. 156,456; 
LXxxvil. 141. 459. 1833, £. 129,719; Lxxxvill. 330.——1834, 
£.129,582; LXxxix. 156.——1835, £. 131,932 ; xc. 268.1836 
£.181,113; xc1. 247,——1837, £. 138,746; xcu1. 485. 

456. For Ordnance Services not provided for in 1833-34, 
£.23,889; Lxxxvill. 330. 1834-35, £.3,5143; Lxxxix. 156. 
1835-36, £. 1,600; xc. 268.——1836-37, £.5,418; xcr. 247. 
1837-38, £. 8,324; xcr1. 485. See supra, 438. 





























(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 


continued. 


Ordnance—continued. 
Deputy Storekeepers : —See supra, 448. 


Engineers, Royal: 


457. For defraying the Expense of the Corps of Royal Engi- 
neers; In 1821, £. 40,030. 15. 8.; txxvi. 398. Postponed, 399. 
Further considered, and agreed to, 403. 1822, £. 40,739. 5. 3.; 
LXXVII. 153. 1823, £.40,829. 11. 3.5 Lxxvimt. 134. Of 
Royal Engineers and Royal Sappers and Miners; For 1824, 
£.67,834; ~txxix. 140. 1825, £.73,065; Lxxx. 170. 1826, 
£.72,085; Lxxx1. 136.——1827, £.71,725; Lxxxu. 194.1828, 
£.37,409; Lxxxu. 513. 1829, £.74,959; txxxiv. 100.—— 
1830, £.83,046; Lxxxv. 384, 1831, £.81,328; Lxxxvi. 584. 
1832, £.101,862; Lxxxvul. 141. 459. 1833, £.80,019; LXxxvill. 
330, 1834, £.75,411; Lxxxix. 156. 1835, £.74,9345; xc. 
268. 1836, £. 73,821; xc1. 246. 1837, £. 74,259; xc. 485. 









































458. Todefray the Expense of Command and Extra Pay to 
Engineers, and Pay and Allowances to Clerks of the Works, and 
other Officers at Home and Abroad; In 1830, £. 66,122; txxxv. 
385. See supra, 421, &amp;e. ; infra, 472. 


Eachequer Fees :—See infra, 462. 


Extraordinaries: 


459. For defraying the Extraordinaries of the Office of Ord- 
nance; In 1821, £. 39,124. 7.1; txxvi. 399. Postponed, 399. 
Further considered; Amendment proposed, but not made; Reso- 
lution agreed to, 403. 1822, £. 248,744. 11.2.; uxxvu. 153. 
1823, £.140,464. 13. 5.5 Lxxvil. 134.——1824, £. 75,524 5; LXx1x. 
140,——1825, £.51,933; txxx. 171.——1826, £. 145,794; Lxxxr. 
137.——1827, £. 106,436; Lxxx11. 194. 1828, £.78,849; LXXxIII. 
514, 1829, £. 430,7155 Lxxxiv. 100. 

460. For Services performed by the Office of Ordnance for 
Land Service for Great Britain, and not provided for; In 1818 
and 1819, £. 60,145. 17. 2; Lxxv. 281, 1819 and 1820, 
£. 40,341. 15. 4.3 txxvi. 399. Postponed, 399. Further consi- 
dered; Amendment proposed, but not made; Resolution agreed 


























to; 403. 1820 and 1821, £,. 9,884. 14. 6.; Lxxvur. 153. 1822, 
£.10,661. 12. 5.3 LXxvil. 134.——1823, £. 1,090; Lxxrx. 140.—— 
1825, £.1,7135 Lxxx1. 137, 1826, £.4,652; Lxxxir. 194.———. 
1827, £. 4,359; LXXxIII. 514, 1829, £.4,034; Lxxxv. 385, 








1830, £.27,974; LXXXvI. 584. 

461. For defraying the Extraordinaries of the Office of Ord- 
nance, on account of Ordnance Works and Repairs, and Store- 
keepers’ Expenditure; In 1833, £. 85,104; Lxxxvu1. 330. 1834, 
£. 29,743; Lxxx1x. 156. Amendment proposed, but not made ; 
Resolution agreed to; 157.———In Ireland ; 1827, £. 120,456 ; 
LXXXxIl. 194. 1828, £.58,554; Lxxxu. 514. 








Fees: 


462. For Sums to be paid at the Treasury, and at the Exche- 
quer, for Fees on Ordnance Estimates; In 1821, £.1,458. 10. ; 
Lxxvi. 399. Postponed, 399. Further considered and agreed to ; 
403. 1822, £.1,699. 2. 6.5; Lxxvir. 152. 1823, £. 1,466; 
LXXVIII. 134.———-1824, £.1,4003; Lxx1x. 140.——1825, £. 1,632 ; 
LXXxX. 171.——1826, £.2,200; LXxxI. 137.——1827, £.2,100; 
LXXx1l. 194.——1828, £.1,000; Lxxxul. 514. 1829, £. 2,600 ; 
LXXxIv. 100.——1830, £.2,600; Lxxxv. 385. 1831, £. 1,600 ; 
LXXXVI. 584. 1832, £.1,899; Lxxxvir. 141. 459. 1833, 
£.2,179; Lxxxvil. 330.——1834, £.1,747; Lxxxix. 156. 




















Field Train :—See supra, 425. 
Field Works :—See infra, 472. 


Fortifications : 


463. For perfecting Fortifications for the Coast Defence of 
the Island of Jersey, £.2,000; Lxxxvinl. 330.———Towards the 
Erection of a Citadel upon the Petite Montagne, in the Island of 
Mauritius, for the Improvement of the Defences of the Colony ; 
£.5,000 5 LXxxvIII. 330. 


Gratuities : 


464. For Gratuities allowed for Length of Service to Civil 
Officers and Clerks on the Establishment of the Office of Ordnance 
at Home and Abroad; In 1821, £.30,000; xxvi. 398. Post- 
poned, 399. Further considered and agreed to; 403. 


Guernsey :—See infra, 465. 


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(3.)-——Resolutions of the Committee of Supply — 
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Ordnance—continued. 


Incidental Charges : 

465. For defraying the Incidental Charges, Ordinary Repairs, 
and Barrack Expenses, at the Tower, and the several Forts, Gar- 
risons, and Places under the Ordnance in Great Britain, Guernsey 
and Jersey; In 1821, £.56,000; txxvi. 398. Postponed, 399. 
Further considered, and agreed to, 403. 


Invalid Battalion :—See supra, 426. 


Jersey :—See supra, 465. 


Laboratory, Royal : 

466. For defraying the Salaries, and increased Salaries for 
Length of Service, to the several Civil and Military Esta- 
blishments of the Office of Ordnance, at the Royal Laboratory, 
&amp;e.; In 1823, £.7,025. 6. 11.; Lxxvum. 134, 1824, £.7,029; 
Lxx1x. 140. 1825, £.7,219; Lxxx. 170. 








Master General : 

467. For defraying the Salaries to the Master General, Lieu- 
tenant General, principal Clerks and Officers belonging to the 
Ordnance; In 1821, £.43,071. 12. 8.; uxxvi. 398. Post- 
poned, 399. Further considered, and agreed to, 402. 1822, 
£.35,843. 17.8.; Lxxvi1.152. Amendment proposed, but not made; 
Resolution agreed to; 152. 1823, #£.48,027. 18.3; Lxxvutl. 
123. 1824, £.47,233; Lxxix. 140.——1825, £. 48,948; Lxxx. 
170. 1826, £.52,349; itxxx1. 136. Amendment proposed, 
but not made, 187.——1827, £.48,476; Lxxx1. 194, 1828, 
£. 24,935 ; txxxur. 513. Amendments proposed, but not made ; 
Resolution agreed to; 514. 1829, £.70,244; ~xxxiv. 100. 

1830, £.85,025; Lxxxv.256. Postponed, 256. Further con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 272. 1831, £.80,649; Lxxxvi. 584. 
1832, £.77,639; Lxxxvul. 458.——1833, £.71,996; Lxxxvu11. 330. 
—— 1834, £.70,562; Lxxxix. 156.——1835, £.71,193; xc. 268. 
——1837, £. 66,975; xc. 484. 





























468. For Salaries at Woolwich, Home Stations, Out Stations, 
in Ireland and Foreign Stations, and Salaries to Barrack Masters ; 
In 1837, £.84,163 ; xc. 485. 


Master Gunners : 


469. For defraying the Expense of Master Gunners; In 
1821, £. 4,268. 18. 10.; txxvr. 398. Postponed, 399. 


Further 
considered, and agreed to, 403. 


1822, £.4,258. 13. 6.5 LXXvII. 




















153. 1823, £.4,293. 7. 11.3 Lxxvitr. 134. 1824, £.4,143; 
LXxIx. 140, 1825, £.4,165; Lxxx. 170,——1826, £. 3,802; 
LXxxI. 136. 1827, £.3,780; Lxxxi1. 194. 1828, £. 1,846; 
LXXXIII. 513.———1829, £. 3,813; Lxxx1v. 100.——1830, £. 5,390; 





LXXXv. 272. 1831, £.5,210; txxxvi. 584, 1832, £.6,360 ; 
LXXXVII. 141. 458. 1833, £.5,010; Lxxxvi1. 330.——1834, 
£.5,000; Lxxxix. 156.——1835, £.4,459; xc. 268. 1836, 
£.4,447; xcr. 246.——1837, £.4,447; xcur. 485. 











Medical Establishment : 


470. For the Medical Establishment for the Military Depart- 
ment of the Ordnance; In 1821, £.8,377. 4. 9.3; Lxxv1. 399. 
Postponed, 399. Further considered ; Amendment proposed, but 
not made; Resolution agreed to; 403. 1822, £. 6,860. 12.; 
Lxxvil. 153. Amendment proposed but not made, 153. 
1823, £.6,937. 5. 9.3; Lxxvur. 134, 1824, £.7,044; Lxxix. 
140.——1825, £.7,215; txxx. 170. 1826, £.7,904 3 Lxxx1. 
137,——1827, £.7,954 ; Lxxx11. 194.1828, £. 4,559 ; LXxx111. 


























514, 1829, £. 8,392; Lxxxiv. 100.——1830, £. 9,127; Lxxxv. 
385. 1831, £.9,218; txxxvi. 584. 1832, £.12,320 ; Lxxxvil. 
141. 459. 1833, £.9,866; Lxxxvi1l. 330.——1834, £.10,198; 


LXXxIx. 156.——1835, £.10,040; xc. 268. 
XCI. 246.——1837, £.10,129; xcr. 485. 





1836, £. 10,129; 
Military Store Branch :—See supra, 451. 

Military Works :—See supra, 450. 

Pensions to Widows :—Sce supra, 421; infra, 474. 

Repairs :—See supra, 465. 

Royal Military Academy :—See supra, 420. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1897.) 








(3.)—RResolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 


Ordnance—continued. 
Royal Staff Corps: 


471. For defraying the Expense of Pay and Allowances of 
Five Companies of the Royal Staff Corps, transferred from Army 
Estimates, for Six Months, commencing from 25 June 1829, 
£.6,115; Lxxxiy. 100. 


Sappers and Miners : 


472. For defraying the Expense of the Corps of Royal Sappers 
and Miners, and of the Establishment for the Instruction of ditto, 
and the Junior Officers of the Corps of Royal Engineers, in the 
construction of Field Works; In 1821, £. 24,874. 18.; txxvi. 398. 
Postponed, 399. Further considered, and agreed to, 403. 1822, 
£.26,287. 19. 7.5 Lxxvur. 153. 1823, £.26,304. 12. 9.5 LxxvuIl. 
134, See supra, 457. 








Services incurred, and not provided for :—See supra, 459. 


Small Arms: 


473. For defraying the Charge for Small Arms and Military 
Store Branch; 1836, £.75,000; xc1. 247. 


Store Branch :—See supra, 451. 473. 


Superannuated Allowances : 


474. For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance on account of 
Allowances to Superannuated or Retired Officers, and for Pensions 
to Widows and Children of Officers late belonging to the Ordnance 
Military Corps; In 1820, £.302,996. 1. 11.; Lxxv. 281. 1821, 
£. 299,653. 8. 3.; Lxxvi. 399. Day appointed for further consi- 
dering Report, 399. Report further considered; Resolution 
agreed to; 403. 1822, £.308,385. 13. 6.; LxxviI. 153. 
1824, £.812,572; txxix. 140.——1825, £.301,948 5 Lxxx. 171. 
——1826, £.313,242; Lxxx1. 137. 1827, £.313,069; LxxxII. 
194. 1828, £.150,241; wxxxi. 514. 1829, £. 302,576 ; 
LXXxIv. 100. 1830, £.300,245; Lxxxv.385.——-1831, £.297,116; 
LXXXVI. 584. 1832, £. 366,539; Lxxxvu. 141. 459. 1833, 
£.346,564; Lxxxvill. 330.——1834, £.168,498 ; LxxxIx. 156. 
——1835, £. 164,258; xc. 269.—1836, £.159,617; xcr. 247. 
—1837, £.169,847 ; xci1. 485. 

475. Forthe Charge of the Office of Ordnance on account of 
Allowances to Superannuated or Retired Officers, &amp;c., and not 
provided for; In 1819, £.2,374, 12. 11.5 uxxv. 281. 1820, 
£.1,506. 17. 1.; Lxxvi. 399. Postponed, 399. Further consi- 
dered, and agreed to; 403. 

476. For the Charge of Allowances, Compensations and 
Emoluments in the nature of Superannuated or Retired Allow- 
ances to Persons late belonging to the Office of Ordnance in 
Great Britain, in respect of their having held any Public Offices 
or Employments of a civil nature, and also for the Charge of 
Widows’ Pensions; In 1820, £.33,826. 13. 7.; Lxxv. 281. 
1821, £.36,138. 11. 3.; Lxxvi. 899. Postponed, 399. Further 
considered, and agreed to, 403. 1822, £.45,552. 15. 8.; LXXVII. 
154.——1823, £.48,817. 10.2.; txxvm1. 134.——1824, £, 48,140; 
LXxIx. 140. 1825, £.47,860 ; Lxxx. 171. In Great Britain 
and Ireland; In 1826, £. 45,256; ~xxx1. 137.——1827, £. 45,364 ; 
LXXxxil. 194. 1828, £.22,683; txxx111. 514, 1829, £.45,644 ; 
LXXXxIv. 100.——1830, £. 62,655; txxxv. 385.——-1831, £.60,115; 
LXxxvi. 584. 

477. For the Charge of Allowances, Compensations and 
Emoluments in the nature of Superannuated Allowances to Persons 
late belonging to the Office of Ordnance in Great Britain, in 
respect of their having held any Public Offices or Employments 
of a civil nature, and also for the Charge of Widows’ Pensions, 
and not provided for; In 1819, £. 18,833. 18. 5.; Lxxv. 281. 


478. For the Charge of Allowances, Compensations and 
Emoluments in the nature of Superannuated or Retired Allow- 
ances to Persons belonging to the Office of Ordnance in Ireland, 
and for Widows’ Pensions; In 1820, £.4,388. 1. 1.; Lxxv. 281. 
1821, £. 4,581. 18.; txxvi. 399. Postponed, 399. Further 
considered, and agreed to, 403. 1822, £.6,000; LxXxvil. 154. 
1823, £.6,256, 13. 3.5; LXxvIII, 134. 

































































479. For defraying the Expense of Allowances to Disabled 
Men and Pensioners, and also for Pensions to Children of deceased 
Officers, late belonging to the several Ordnance Military Corps in 
Great Britain, and not provided for by Parliament; In 1820, 


£.2,777. 4. 4.; Lxxvi. 399. Postponed, 399. Further considered, 
and agreed to, 403. 


Transport Service :—See supra, 382. 


Treasury 
120 





1066 

















I. Committee of Supply—continued. 

(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 

Ordnance—continued. 

Treasury Fees :—See supra, 462. 


Widows :—See supra, 421. 474. 


Woolwich : 

480. For defraying the Salaries to the Departments of the 
Office of Ordnance at Woolwich; In 1826, £.8,977; Lxxx1. 136. 
1827, £.9,255 ; ~txxxu. 194. 1828, £.4,720; Lxxxi1I. 513. 
1829, £.8,600; Lxxx1v. 100.——1830, £.8,933; Lxxxv. 272. 
1831, £.9,089; Lxxxvi. 584.——1882, £.11,498; Lxxxvir. 141. 























458. 1833, £.8,965 ; LXXXVIII. 330. 1834, £.8,178 5 LXXxIx. 
156. 1835, £. 8,206 ; xc. 268.——1836, £.8,1815; xc. 246. 
Works : 


481. For Works executing under the direction of the Board of 
Ordnance; In 1830, £.50,000; Lxxxvi. 154. 1834, £. 30,738 ; 
LXXXIX. 156. See supra, 432. 





Orpen, Mr. :—See supra, 161. 
Ottawa :—See supra, 152. 


Oxford and Cambridge Universities : 

482. For paying the Salaries or Allowances granted to certain 
Professors in the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge for 
reading Courses of Lectures; In 1821, £.953. 7. 6.; LXxvi. 487. 
Postponed, 487. Further considered, and agreed to, 489. 
1822, £.953. 7. 6.5 LxXxvir. 169. 1823, £.1,058. 5.5 LXXvIII. 
164. 1824, £.1,171. 6.9.5 Lxx1x. 198. 1825, £.1,058. 5. ; 
LXxx. 245. 1826, £.958. 5.; Lxxx1. 168. 1827, £.958. 5.; 
LXXXIl. 457. 1828, £.958. 5.3 Lxxx111. 398. 1829, £.958. 5.3 
LXXXIV. 193.——1830, £.958. 5.; Lxxxv. 618.——1831, £.958. 5.; 
LXXXVI. 652. 1832, £.958. 5.; LXxxvul. 280.——1833, £. 1,246; 
1834, £.2,006; Lxxxrx. 183. Postponed, 184. 
Further considered, and agreed to, 279. 1835, £. 2,006; xc. 
362. 1836, £.2,006; xc1. 413. 1837, £.2,006 ; xcu. 524. 





























LXXXVIII. 689. 














Packet Service :—See supra, 393. 


Parliament, Houses of : 

483. For Expenses of the Houses of Lords and Commons; In 
1820, £.21,668 5; Lxxv. 327. 1821, £.19,055; Lxxvi. 483. 
1822, £.19,055; ~xxvir. 170. 1823, £.15,4465; Lxxvull. 164. 
1824, £.11,966; Lxx1x. 197. 1825, £. 16,5275 txxx. 245. 
——1826, £. 20,300; Lxxx1. 168, 1827, £. 16,000; Lxxx1r. 457. 
——1828, £. 16,000; LxxxiII. 397. 1829, £.24,400; LxxxIv. 
193. 1830, £.17,000; Lxxxv. 617. 1831, £.31,900; LXxxvI. 
612. 1832, £.15,300; Lxxxvi. 279. 1833, £. 26,200; 
LXXXVIII. 689. 1834, £.25,000; Lxxx1x.182. Postponed, 184. 

‘urther considered, and agreed to, 279. 1835, £. 22,400; xc. 
361. 









































484. To make good Deficiency of Sum granted in 1819 for 
Expenses of the Houses of Lords and Commons; £. 6,889. 6. 7. ; 
LXXV. 327. 


485. For defraying the Expense of the Lord Chamberlain’s 
Department for Fittings and Furniture of the Two Houses of Par- 
liament; In 1821, £. 22,500; txxvi. 483. 1822, £. 4,800; Lxxvul. 
170. 1823, £.4,800; LXxvVIII. 164,.———1824, £. 4,800; Lxxrx. 
197.——1825, £.4,800; Lxxx. 246. 1826, £.8,700; Lxxx1. 
178. 1827, £. 19,628 ; Lxxx11. 499. 1828, £. 6,300 5; Lxxx111. 
398. 

















486. For defraying the Salaries and Allowances to Officers of 
the Houses of Lords and Commons; In 1820, £. 27,604; Lxxv. 328. 
1821, £. 22,800 ; Lxxvi. 483. 1822, £.22,800 ; Lxxvi1. 170. 
1823, £. 23,239; txxvim. 164. 1824, £.21,619; -Lxxrx. 
197. 1825, £.27,630; Lxxx. 245. 1826, £.23,000; Lxxx1. 
168. 1827, £.21,000; Lxxxir. 457. 1828, £.29,000 ; 
LXXXIII. 397. 1829, £. 33,500; Lxxxiv. 193. 1830, £.30,500 ; 
1831, £. 43,200 ; Lxxxvi. 612.——-1832, £.44,514; 
1833, £.45,309; Lxxxvir. 689. 1834, 
£. 44,500; Lxxxix. 182. Postponed, 184. Further considered, 
and agreed to, 279.——1835, £.50,700; xc. 361. 1836, 
£.73,250; xc1. 780.——1837, £.76,700; xcir. 524. 

487. For defraying the Expense of Works for the Accommo- 
dation of the Two Houses of Parliament; In 1827, £.25,160; 
LXXXIl. 457. 1828, £.7,000; txxxu1. 422. 
































LXXxvVv. 617. 











LXXXVII. 279. 











488. For providing temporary Accommodation for the Houses 
of Lords and Commons; In 1835, £. 44,000; xc. 361. 1836, 
£.4,547; xc. 412. 








1837, £.11,595; xem. 524. 











(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 


Parliament, Houses of—continued. 


489. On account of the Two Houses of Parliament and other 
Public Buildings ; In 1835, £.34,100; xc. 539. 


490. For the New Houses of Parliament; £.88,000; xctt. 
590. 


Parliament, Officers of :—See infra, 387. 
Parliamentary Representation :—See supra, 127. 178. 


Paymaster General’s Office: 


491. For the Consolidated Pay Offices of the Army, Navy 
and Ordnance; In 1836, £. 40,000; xc1. 780. 

492. For Salaries and Expenses in the Department of the Pay- 
master General ; In 1837, £. 42,100; xci. 524. See supra, 106. 
183. 


Penitentiary House : 


493. For defraying the Charge of building a Penitentiary 
House at Milbank; In 1820, £.60,000; Lxxv. 326. 1821, 
£. 40,000 ; Lxxvi. 399. 1822, £.18,000; Lxxvir. 169. ——— 
To restore the Building at the General Penitentiary, Milbank; 
In 1836, £. 15,300; xcr. 412. 

494. For defraying the Expense of the Establishment of a 
Penitentiary House at Milbank ; In 1820, £.21,000; txxv. 326. 
1821, £.23,000 ; Lxxvi. 484, 1822, £. 23,000; Lxxvit. 
































169. 1823, £. 18,000; Lxxvull. 164. 1824, £.23,000; Lxxrx. 
196. 1825, £. 20,0005 Lxxx. 246, 1826, £.20,000; Lxxxr. 
168. 1827, £.20,000; Lxxxi. 457. 1828, £. 15,000 ; 


LXXXIII. 422.1829, £.24,000; Lxxxiv. 193.——1830, £. 21,135; 
LXxxVv. 618.———-1831, £. 8,565; LXXXvI. 652. 1832, £. 24,287; 
LXXXVII. 280. 1833, £.8,600; Lxxxvil. 690. 1834, 
£.15,563; Lxxx1x. 183. Postponed, 184. Further considered, 
and agreed to, 279.——1835, £.17,000; xc. 459. 1836, 
£.15,600; xcr. 413.——-1837, £.13,0003; xcu1. 524. 














Pensions : 


495. Towards satisfying such Annuities, Pensions and other 
Payments as would have been payable out of the Civil List, in 
case the Demise of His late Majesty (Geo. III.) had not taken 
place before 5th April 1820; and for Expenses of Her Majesty, 
&amp;e.; £.200,000; Ltxxv. 412. 

496. Towards satisfying such Annuities, Pensions and other 
Payments, as would have been payable out of the Consolidated 
Fund of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, or 
out of the Civil List, in case the Demise of His Majesty (Geo. 
IV.) had not taken place before the 10th October 1830; £. 200,000; 
LXxXxv. 613. Before 5th January 1831; £.100,000; Lxxxv1. 
167. 

497. For Payment of certain Salaries, Allowances, &amp;c., not 
provided for in thé Civil List of His present Majesty; In 1831, 
£. 360,000; LXxxvi. 674. 885. 

498. For Payment of certain Salaries, Allowances, Pensions 
and Services heretofore paid out of the Civil List of England and 
Ireland, the Hereditary Revenues of the Crown in Scotland, and 
the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Duty; In 1882, £. 195,000; 
LXXXVII, 129, See supra, 260. 281. 





Polar Regions : 


499. For Expenses in aid of a Voyage of Discovery to the; 
In 1833, £.2,000; Lxxxviul. 691. 


Poles : 


500. For the Relief of distressed Poles now in this Country ; 
In 1834, £.10,000; Lxxxrix. 563. 1835, £.10,000; xc. 539. 
1836, £.10,000; xcr. 780. 1837, £.10,000; xcr1. 525. 











Poor : 


501. For defraying the Expenses of the Society for promoting 
the Education of the Poor in Ireland; In 1820, £. 5,538; Lxxv. 

















388. 1821, £. 10,0003; Lxxvi. 485. 1822, £. 10,000 5; Lxxvil. 
453. 1823, £.14,000; Lxxvuilt. 269. 1824, £.22,000; LxxIx. 
274. 1825, £.22,000; Lxxx. 244. 532. 1826, £. 25,000 ; 











LXXXI. 196. 1827, £. 25,000; Lxxxm. 501. 1828, £.25,000; 
LXXXIII. 480. 1829, £.25,000; Lxxxiv. 340. 1830, See 
supra, 316,——1831, £. 30,000; Lxxxvi. 836.——1832, £. 37,500 ; 
LXXXVII, 519. 1833, £.25,000; Lxxxvill. 691. 

502. For the Employment of the Poor in Ireland, and other 
Purposes, &amp;c.; In 1822, £.100,000; Lxxvi1. 369. 1831, 
£. 40,000; Lxxxvi. 809. 














503. To be applied in aid of the Funds under the direction of 
the Society for the Education of the Poor in Ireland; In 1826, 
See supra, 239, &amp;c. 


£.5,000 5; LXxxI. 207. 
Poor 














SUPPLY—continued. 1067 








I. Committee of Suppl y—continued. 
(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 
Poor Law Commissioners : 


504. For defraying the Salaries and Expenses of the Poor Law 
Commissioners ; In 1835, £. 42,841; xc. 459. 1836, £. 49,180 ; 
xc. 413. 1837, £. 52,1295 xcul. 524. 


(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supplyj— 
continued. 
Printing—continued. 
516. For reprinting Journals and Reports; In 1820, £. 3,000 ; 


LXxV. 327, 1821, £.3,000; Lxxvi. 484. 1822, £.3,000; 
LXXViI. 170. 1823, £.3,000; Lxxviit. 165. 

















Portpatrick Harbour: 

505. For defraying the Expense of sundry Works executing at 
Portpatrick Harbour; In 1822, £. 15,000; Lxxvul. 169. 452. 
1823, £.12,847; Lxxvil. 271. 1824, £.13,855; Lxxix. 196. 

1825, £.15,990; Lxxx. 288. 1826, £. 16,750; Lxxx1. 177. 
1827, £.7,000; Lxxx11. 456. 1828, £. 7,000 ; LXxxulI. 422. 
1829, £. 7,000; Lxxx1v. 192.———1830, £. 7,000; Lxxxv. 617. 
——1831, £.4,770; LXxxvi. 612.——1832, £. 5,668 5 LXxxvil. 279. 
——1833, £.2,499; Lxxxvil. 677.——1835, £.11,875; xc. 361. 
—1836, £. 12,2265 xc1. 412. 


517. For Deficiency of Grants for reprinting Journals and 
Reports of the House of Commons; In 1820, £. 3,178.2. 7.; LXXvI. 
484, 1822, £.670. 18. 6.; Lxx1x. 198. 











518. For defraying the Charge of printing the Fifty-first 
Volume of the Journals of the House of Peers; In 1823, 
£.1,525. 3.5 LxXxvir. 422. 

















519. For defraying the Expense of printing Votes; In 1819 
and 1820, £.3,500; Lxxv. 327. 1821, £.3,500; txxvi. 484. 
1822, £.3,500 ; Lxxvi1. 170.——1823, £. 3,500 ; Lxxvirr. 165. 
1824, £.3,500; Lxxrx. 198. 











Portugal :—See infra, 597. 520. For Deficiency of Grant for printing Votes; In 1819, 


£. 1,425. 11. 4.5 Lxxv. 327. 1821, £.204. 15.9.3; txxvu. 170, 
——1822, £.88. 8.3 LxxvilI. 165. 





Post Office :— See supra, 148. 








506. For defraying the Civil Establishment of Prince Edward 
Island ; In 1820, £.3,520. 15.; Lxxv. 326. 1821, £. 3,520. 15.; 
LXXVI, 484.——1822, £.3,520. 15.5; Lxxvul. 170.——1823, £.3,520.15.; 
LXXVIII. 271. 1824, £.3,318; Lxx1x. 198. 1825, £.3,010. 10.; 
LXxx. 246. ——1826, £.2,900; Lxxx1. 196. 1827, £.2,820; 
Lxxxil. 500. 1828, £. 2,820; Lxxxu1. 398.——1829, £. 2,820; 
LXXXIV. 194,———1830, £. 3,820; Lxxxv. 619.——1831, £. 3,320; 
LXXXVI. 698.——1832, £.4,025; Lxxxvil. 518.——1833, £. 3,220; 
LXXXVIII. 691.——1834, £.3,120; Lxxx1x. 278. 1835, £. 3,120; 
xc. 460.——1836, £.3,070; xcI. 780. 1837, £.3,070; xc. 
526. 























Printing : 


507. For defraying the Expense of Printing Acts for the 
Houses of Parliament, and for Printing for the House of Lords; 
In 1820, £. 21,000; Lxxv. 327. 
1822, £.17,000; Lxxvul. 170. 
1824, £.17,000; Lxxrx. 197. 





1821, £.21,000; ~xxvi. 483. 
1823, £.17,000; Lxxvit. 
1825, £. 99,169; Lxxx. 











164, 
246. 


508. To make good Deficiency of Grant for printing Acts; 
In 1819, £. 19,724.17. 9.5 Lxxv. 327. 1820, £.3,700. 1. 103.; 
LXXvi. 484. 1821, £.1,235. 10. 23.3; cLxxvir. 170. 1822, 
£.7,652. 15. 64.3; LXxvul1. 422.1823, £. 7,831. 2. 43.5 ~xxrx. 
197. 

509. For printing and binding Public General Acts; In 1823, 
£. 5,000; Lxxix. 199. 














510. To defray the Expense incurred for printing and deli- 
vering Copies of the Acts of the Fourth Year of George IV., 
relative to the Solemnization of Marriages in England ; In 1823, 
£.849. 9. 4.3 LXxrx. 197. 


511. For the Expense of printing Bills, Reports, and other 
Papers, &amp;c.; In 1819 and 1820, £.21,000; Lxxv. 327. 
£. 20,000 ; Lxxvi. 484. 
£.20,000 ; Lxxvi. 165. 





1821, 
1822, £. 20,000; Lxxvir. 170.——1823, 
1824, £. 20,000 ; Lxx1x. 197. 








512. For Deficiency of Grant for printing Bills, Reports and 
other Papers, &amp;c.; In 1819, £.8,765. 8. 5.; Lxxv. 327. 1820, 
£.5,731.6. 7.3 Lxxvi. 484. 1821, £.10,479. 14.7.3; uxxvir. 170. 
1822, £.20,692. 3. 8.3; LXXVIII. 422,.——1823, £. 13,433. 18. 6.; 
LXXIx. 197. 











513. For defraying the Expense of printing Journals; Se- 
venty-fifth Volume; £.3,500; Lxxv. 327. Seventy-sixth ; 
£. 3,500 ; Lxxvi. 484. Seventy-seventh ; £.3,500; Lxxvi. 170. 
Seventy-eighth ; £.3,500; Lxxvii. 165. Seventy-ninth ; 
£. 3,500; Lxx1x. 198, 














514. For Deficiency of Grants for printing the Journals of 
the House of Commons; Seventy-fourth Volume, £. 1,933. 10. 10.; 
LXXV. 327. Seventy-fifth, £. 1,068. 4. 74.; uxxvr. 487. Fur- 
ther Consideration adjourned, 487. Resumed, and Resolution 
agreed to, 489. Seventy-sixth, £.2,183. 12. 1.3 uxxvir. 452. 
Seventy-seventh, £. 2,350. 2. 10.3 Lxxviul. 422. 
eighth, £. 1,597. 4. 6.; Lxxix. 198. 














Seventy- 


515. For printing Acts of Parliament and Bills, Reports and 
other Papers for the Two Houses of Parliament; 1826, £.109,300; 
LXXXI. 178. 1827, £. 80,000 ; Lxxxut. 499. 1828, £.80,000 ; 
LXXXIII. 398. 1829, £.80,000; Lxxxiv. 193.——1830, £.76,000; 
LXxxv.618. 1831, £.104,300; Lxxxvi. 674.——1832, £.56,000; 
LXXXviI. 281. 




















1833, £.56,000; Lxxxvir. 690. 1834, 
£. 56,000; Lxxx1x. 184. Postponed, 184. Further considered, 
and agreed to, 279. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820--1837.) 

















Prince Baward island: 521. For defraying the Supplemental Charge of Miscellaneous 


Printing done by Order of the House of Commons; In 1819, 
£.12,000; Lxxv. 328. 

522. For the Deficiency of Grant for the Supplemental Charge 
of Miscellaneous Printing; In 1820, £.5,434. 7. 1.5; uxxvi. 170. 


523. For defraying the Charge of Printing, Stationery, and 
other Disbursements, in Ireland; In 1820, £.19,000; Lxxv. 387. 
1821, £.16,700 ; Lxxvi. 486. 
1823, £.17,301; Lxxvi1. 270. 








1822, £.17,500 ; Lxxvit. 4654. 
1824, £.16,000; Lxxrx. 

















199. 1825, £. 15,886; Lxxx. 245. 1826, £. 15,886; Lxxx1. 
207. 1827, £.15,886 ; Lxxxu. 501. 





1828, £.15,000 ; 
LXXXIII. 423. 





1829, £.15,000 ; Lxxxiv. 203. 
524. For Deficiency of Grant for Printing, Stationery, &amp;c. ; 
In 1821, £.867; txxvit. 453. 


525. For defraying the Expense of printing the Statutes of 
the United Kingdom; In 1820, £.3,400; Lxxv. 387, 1821, 
£.3,000; Lxxvi. 486. 





526. For Deficiency of Grant for printing the Statutes of the 
United Kingdom; In 1821, £. 1,202. 5. 2.; uxxvu. 453. 


527. For defraying the Expense of printing Acts for the Use 
of the Lords Bishops aud other public Officers in Ireland; In 
1822, £.3,000; utxxvir. 453. 1823, £.3,700; Lxxvirt. 270. 
1824; see supra, 509. 1825, £.5,000; Lxxx. 245. 
1826, £.4,615; Lxxx1. 208. 1827, £.3,500; Lxxx1r. 501. 
1828, £.3,500; Lxxx1. 423.——1829, £.3,500; LxxxIv. 203, 

See infra, 535. 572. 




















Prisons, Inspector of : 


528. For a Retired Allowance to the Rev. Foster Archer, In- 
spector of Prisons in Ireland; £. 904.12. 3.3 txxvu1. 422. Post- 


poned, 422. Consideration deferred, 429. 431. Resolution agreed 
to, 444. 


529. For Salaries and Expenses of Inspectors of Prisons ; 
1836, £.4,900; xcr. 413. 





1837, £.5,800; xcr1, 524. 


Privy Council Office : 


530. For building Privy Council Office, and completing 
Office of Trade; £.18,000; Lxxx. 288. In 1826, £.15,000; 
LXXXxI. 177. 1827, £.26,250; Lxxxm. 457. 1828, £.4,000 ; 
LXXXIII. 422. See infra, 583. 











Privy Purse : 


531. To pay a certain Sum to Persons who received Salaries 
or Allowances out of the Privy Purse; In 1820, £. 403. 6.; Lxxv. 
412. 


532. To certain Officers and Attendants upon his late Majesty ; 
In 1820, £.10,500 ; “xxv. 412, 


Privy Seal : 


533. For defraying the Charge of the Salary of; In 1832, 
£.2,000; Lxxxvir. 280. 








1833, £.2,000; Lxxxvi. 689. 
1834, £.2,000; Lxxxix. 182. Postponed, 184. Further consi- 
dered, and agreed to, 279. 


Proclamations : 


534. For defraying the Expense of publishing Proclamations ; 
In 1820, £.9,500; Lxxv. 387. 1821, £.7,000; Lxxvr. 486. 
1822, £.7,000 ; Lxxvit. 454. 1823, £.6,500 3 LXxvirt. 270. 
Postponed, 270. Further considered, and agreed to, 444. 
1824, £.6,5003; Lxxrx. 199. 

















1825, £.6,500; Lxxx, 245.—— 
1826, £.6,000; Lxxx1. 208. Postponed, 208. Further consi- 
dered, and agreed to, 273. 





1827, £.5,800; Lxxxu. 501. 
1828, 








1068 SUPPLY —continued. 











I. Committee of Supply—continued. 


(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 
Proclamations—continued. 
1828, £.5,800; Lxxxr11. 423.———-1829, £. 5,000 ; Lxxx1v. 203.—— 
1830; see supra, 316.——1831, £. 4,600; Lxxxvi. 809. 
1832, £.5,125; txxxvu. 508.——1833, £.4,100; Lxxxvill. 692. 
——1834, £.4,100; txxxrx. 512. 





Proclamations and Statutes : 
535. For defraying the Expenses of publishing Proclamations 
and printing Statutes; In 1835, £.4,100; xc. 539. 1836, 
£.5,500; xc1. 773. 1837, £.4,1573; xcu. 527. 








Protestant Charter Schools :—-See supra, 522. 
Public Buildings :—See infra, 612. 


Queen Caroline: 

536. For an Allowance which would have been due to Her late 
Majesty on 10 October 1821, to be applied towards the Discharge 
of her Debts, £.8,247. 8. 53.; txxvit. 455. Further Considera- 
tion put off for Three Months, 455. 

537. To complete the Sum of £.12,500, on account of Allow- 
ance which would have been due to Her late Majesty on 10 Oc- 
tober 1821, to be applied in Discharge of her Debts; In 1822, 
£.8,247. 8.53.5; Lxxvir. 459. 

538. Foran Allowance tothe late Queen’s Servants, £.971. 18.; 
LXXVII. 455. 


Railways (Ireland) : 
539. For Expense of the Commission appointed to report upon 
the best System of Railways in Ireland, £.5,000; xc11. 527. 


Real Property Commission :—See supra, 201. 


Records : 

540. For defraying the Expenses incurred for Printing by 
Order of the Commissioners for carrying into Execution the 
Measures recommended by the House of Commons respecting the 
Records of the Kingdom; In 1820, £. 12,528. 14. 5.; Lxxv. 328. 
1823, £.10,147. 13. 11.; Lxxvuii1.164. 1824, £. 4,047.12.10. 
LXxIx. 197. 1825, £.10,371; ULxxx. 246. 1826, £.7,500; 
LXxXXxI. 178. 1827, £.7,500; Lxxxu. 499. 1828, £.5,750; 
LXXXIII. 398.——1829, £.8,200 ; Lxxxiv. 193.——1830, £.8,000 ; 
LXxxv.618.——1831, £.10,500; Lxxxvi. 675.——1832, £.10,000; 
LXXXVII.281. 1833, £.8,000; Lxxxvi1I.690. 1834, £. 10,000; 
LXxxIx. 184. Postponed, 184. Further considered, and agreed 
to, 279.——1835, £.10,000; xc. 460.—1836, £.34,000; xcl. 
780. 1837, £.18,172; xcur. 590. 

541. To pay the Salaries and Expenses of the Record Com- 
mission ; In 1823, £.3,500; Lxxviu. 270. 1824, £.5,100; Lxxrx. 





















































199. 1825, £.3,500; Lxxx. 245. 1826, £.3,500; Lxxx1. 
208. 1827, £. 3,487 ; Lxxx11. 501. 1828, £.3,200; LxxxIII. 
423, 1829, £.3,049; LxxxIv. 203.——1831, £.1,000; Lxxxv1. 
809. 


Reform Act :—See supra, 127. 


Refuge for the Destitute : 
542, For the Support of the Institution called the Refuge for 
the Destitute ; In 1820, £.5,000; Lxxv. 328. 1821, £.5,000 ; 




















LXXxvi. 484, 1822, £.5,000; Lxxvi. 452. 1823, £.5,000 ; 
LXXVIII. 271. 1824, £.5,000; Lxxrx. 198.———1825, £.5,000 ; 
LXxx. 245. 1826. £.5,000; Lxxx1. 168. 1827, £.4,000 ; 


LXXxil. 499. 1828, £.3,000; Lxxxt. 398.———1829, £.3,000 ; 
LXxxiv. 193.1830, £.3,000 ; Lxxxv. 618.——1831, £.3,000 ; 
LXXXVI. 652.——1832, £.3,000 ; Lxxxvil. 280. 1833, £.3,000 ; 
LXXXVIII. 690. 1834, £.3,000 ; Lxxx1x. 183. Postponed, 184. 
Further considered, and agreed to, 279. 1835, £.3,000; xc. 
460. 1836, £.3,000; xcI. 763.——1837, £.3,000; xc1I. 525. 




















Religious Instruction : 

543. For defraying the Expenses of the Commission for, (Ire- 
land); In 1836, £.36,800; xc1, 413. 

544. For defraying the Expenses of the Commission for, (Scot- 
land); In 1836, £.10,090 ; xcr. 413, 1837, £.6,335 ; xem. 524, 





Revenue Buildings :—See supra, 135. 


Revenue Inquiry : 

545. For defraying the Expenses of the Commissioners of 
Revenue Inquiry in Ireland; In 1822, £.4,500; txxvu. 454, 
1823, £.1,651 ; Lxxvil. 270. 1824, £.6,000 ; Lxx1x. 197.—— 
1825, £.5,200; Lxxx. 245. 

546-7. To make Compensation to Commissioners; In 1826, 
£.5,675 5 txxx1. 168. 1827, £.6,000; ~Lxxx11. 457. 1828, 
£.6,500; Lxxxut. 397.———1 829, £.6,500; Ltxxxiv. 193.———1830, 
£.6,500 5 Lxxxv. 618. 


See supra, 287. 














(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 


Revising Barristers :—See supra, 127. 

Rich’s Manuscripts :—See supra, 138. 
Richmond Lunatic Asylum :—See supra, 228. 
Rideau Canal :—See supra, 153, 154, &amp;e. 
Roads :—See supra, 264. 274. 

Robinson, Beverley :—See supra, 35. 


Roman Catholic Seminary : 
548. For defraying the Charge of the Establishment of the 
Roman Catholic Seminary in Ireland; In 1820, £. 8,928; Lxxv. 388. 
1821, £.8,928; ~xxvi. 485. 1822, £.8,928; txxvir. 453. 
——1823, £. 8,928 ; Lxxviil. 269.——1824, £.8,928 ; Lxx1x. 199. 
1825, £.8,928; Lxxx. 244.1826, f. 8,928; Lxxx1. 207. 
——1827, £.8,928 ; Lxxx11. 501. 1828, £.8,928 ; Lxxx111. 480. 
——1829, £.8,928; Lxxxiv. 340. 1830; see supra, 316. 
——1831, £.8,928; Lxxxvi. 874. 1832, £.11,160; L~xxxvir. 
519. Postponed, 119. Further considered, and agreed to; 531. 
—— 1833, £.8,928; Lxxxviil. 692. 1834, £.8,978; Lxxx1x. 278. 
1835, £.8,928; xc. 461. Postponed, 461. Further con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 540. 1836, £. 8,928; xc1. 773. 1837, 
£.8,928; xc. 526. 
































Ross, Captain : 


549. Toenable His Majesty to make a Grant to Captain Ross ; 
£.5,000 ; Lxxxix. 512. 


Salaries :—See supra, 497. 
Sam’s Egyptian Antiquities :—See supra, 140. 


School of Design : 


550. For the Establishment of a School of Design; In 1836, 
£.1,500; xci. 781. 


Schools: 


551. For enabling the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to advance 
Money for Schools established by voluntary Contributions in 
Ireland; In 1820, £.3,000; Lxxv. 387. 1821, £.4,000; Lxxvi. 














486. 1822, £.4,000; Lxxvir. 453. 1823, £.7,000; Lxxviil. 
422, 1824, £.10,000; Lxx1x. 274.——1825, £.10,000; Lxxx. 
245, 532. 


552. For defraying the Expense of supporting the Protestant 
Charter Schools of Ireland; In 1820, £.24,000; Lxxv. 388. 
1821, £. 20,000 ; LXxxv1. 485.1822, £. 17,000; Lxxvit. 453. 
1823, £.17,000; LxxvilI. 269. 1824, £.21,615; ~xxix. 198. 
1825, £. 15,615; txxx. 244, 1826, £.19,500 ; Lxxx1. 196. 
1827, £.18,500; ~txxxm. 500. 1828, £.14,384; LxxxIII. 
1829, £. 10,583; Lxxx1v. 202.1830 ;_ see supra, 316.) 
1831, £.5,794; LxXxxvi. 779.——1832, £.3,750; LXxxvul. 


























480. 








519. 
553. To complete the Sum necessary for the Protestant Charter 


Schools; In 1825, £.6,000; txxx. 532. Resolution amended, and 
agreed to, 532. 


See supra, 245. 
Scotch Clergy :—See supra, 177. 
Seamen in the Merchant Service :—See supra, 354. 
Secretaries of State :—See infra, 583. 
Secretaries Office :—See supra, 217. 
Secret Services : 
554. For Foreignand other Secret Services; In 1820, £.60,000; 


Lxxv. 328. Further Consideration deferred, 328. Agreed to, 350. 
1821, £.25,000; Lxxvi. 483. 1822, £.40,000; Lxxvir. 
































170. 1823, £.50,000; Lxxvill. 164. 1824, £. 38,000; Lxx1x. 
198. 1825, £.56,000; Lxxx. 246. 1826, £. 56,000; Lxxx1. 
178.——1827, £.53,000; Lxxx11. 499. 1828, £.49,000; LxxxulII. 
398. 1829, £.45,000; ~xxxvr. 193. 1830, £. 45,000; 
LXxxv. 618. 1831, £. 41,000; LxxxIv. 674. 1832, £. 44,325 ; 











LXXxvViI. 280. 1833, £.39,400; Lxxxvi. 690. 1834, 
£.37,000; txxxrx. 184. Postponed, 184. Further considered, 
and agreed to, 279.——1835, £.36,800; xc. 460. 1836, 
£. 36,000 ; xc1. 779.——1837, £. 35,900; xcrr. 525. 





Shannon River: 


555. For the Survey of the River Shannon, £.2,023; txxvi. 
454. 





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Sheriffs’ Expenses : 


556. For Sheriffs’ Expenses, and Deficiency of Fees in the 
King’s Remembrancer’s Office, Exchequer ; In 1836, £. 18,700; 
xc1. 780. 1837, £. 14,450 ; xcrr. 525. 





Sierra Leone : 


557. For defraying the Civil Establishment of Sierra Leone ; 
In 1820, £. 22,358. 1.; Lxxv. 326, 1821, £. 22,444, 3.5 LXXvI. 
484, 1822, £.22,176. 12. 104.5; wuxxvir. 170. 1823, 
£.22,816. 17.3; txxvi. 271.——1824, £.22,594; Lxxix. 198. 
1825, £.16,513; Lxxx. 247. 1826, £. 15,462. 5.5 Lxxx1. 
196. 1827, £. 13,874. 1.3.5 Lxxx11. 500. 1828, £.11,624.1.8.5 
LXXXxIlI. 399. 1829, £.10,478. 5. 10.; Lxxxiv. 194. 1830, 
£. 10,180. 15, 10.3; Lxxxv. 619.——1831, £. 9,730. 15. 10.3 LXXXvI. 
698. See supra, 406. 





























Silver Tokens, Irish :—See supra, 314, ke. 
Six Clerks :—See supra, 161. 

Skye, Isle of :—See supra, 275. 

Slave Trade : 


558. To pay Salaries and Incidental Expenses of Commis- 
sioners relating to the Slave Trade; In 1820, £.21,200; Lxxv. 
327. 1821, £.18,700; Lxxvi. 483. 1822, £, 18,700; Lxxvil. 
454.——-1823, £.18,700; Lxxvul. 271. 1824, £.17,425; Lxxrx. 


























198. 1825, £.17,425; Lxxx. 246. 1826, £. 18,000; Lxxx1. 
178. 1827, £.18,000; Lxxx1r. 500. 1828, £.18,000; Lxxx1II. 
398. 1830, £.18,700; Lxxxv. 618,———1831, £. 19,450; 





LXxxVI. 675. 1832, £.8,519; LXxxvil. 281.——-1833, £. 16,500; 
LXXXVIII. 690. 1834, £.16,200; Lxxx1x.183. Postponed, 184. 
Further considered, and agreed to, 279. 1835, £.14,000; xc. 459. 
1836, £.14,700; xcr. 413. 1837, £.14,700; xcr. 524. 














559. To pay Awards of Commissioners on Portuguese Claims 
relative to the Slave Trade; In 1820, £.150,000; txxv. 327. 
1821, £. 75,000; Lxxvi. 483. 1822, £.35,000; Lxxvu. 169.—— 
1823, £. 15,000; Lxxvill. 271. 








560. For Salaries to the Special Justices appointed under the 
Act for the Abolition of Slavery in the British Colonies; In 1834, 
£.30,000; LXXxIXx. 278. 1835, £. 60,750; xc. 460, Further 
Grant, £. 8,250; 539. 1836, £.69,950; xcrI. 780. 1837, 
£. 69,950; xc. 525. 














561. For defraying Expenses under Act for the Abolition of 











the Slave Trade; In 1823, £.40,000; Lxxvir. 164.——1824, 
£. 45,000; Lxxrx. 198. 1825, £. 45,000 ; Lxxx. 246. 1826, 
£. 35,000 ; Lxxx1. 178.——1827, £. 30,000; Lxxxu. 500, 1828, 


£.30,000; Lxxxil. 398. 
1831, £. 25,000 ; Lxxxvi. 675. 





1830, £. 35,000; Lxxxv. 618. 
1832, £. 31,250; Lxxxvir. 281. 








562. To indemnify Proprietors of Slaves in America, under 
Treaty of Ghent; In 1825; £.200,000; Lxxx. 531. 1827, 
£. 50,000; Lxxxir. 500. 

563. For making good the Deficiency of the Fee Fund in the 
Office of Registry of Colonial Slaves in Great Britain; In 1831, 
£.1,070; Lxxxvi. 652. 1832, £. 1,462 ; LXxxvir. 280. 1833, 
£.1,5143; cLxxxvi. 690. 1834, £.580; L~xxx1x. 183. Post- 
poned, 184. Further considered, and agreed to, 279. 














664. For Support of Captured Negroes and Liberated Africans ; 
1833, £. 25,000 ; Lxxxvill. 690. 1834, £. 20,000; Lxxxrx. 184, 
Postponed, 184. Further considered, and agreed to, 279. 1835, 
£.20,000; xc. 460. 1836, £.20,000; xcr. 779. —— 1837, 
£. 20,000; xcir. 525. See supra, 368. 401. 











Spanish America : 


565. For the Expense of Special Commissions to Spanish 
America; In 1823 and 1824, £.23,500; Lxx1x. 274. 1825, 
£. 30,000 ; Lxxx. 246. 





Spanish Claims: 


566. To fulfil Stipulations for Settlement of British Claims 


upon Spain, and Spanish Claims upon the United Kingdom ; 
£. 200,000; Lxxxrv. 209. 


State Paper Office : 


567. For erecting ; In 1830, £.12,000; Lxxxv. 617.——1832, 
£.9,500 ; LXXXxvII. 279. 


568. For interior Fittings for; In 1833, £.1,800; Lxxxvuut. 
677. 


569. For defraying the Expenses of; In 1831, £.2,200; 
LXXXVI. 652, 


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(1.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply — 


continued. 


State Paper Ofiice—continued. 

570. For Salaries and Expenses of the State Paper Office, and 
the Offices for the Custody of Records in the Tower and the 
Chapter House of Westminster ; In 1832, £.5,400; Lxxxvut. 280. 

1833, £.4,570; Lxxxvill. 690. 1834, £.4,366; LXXxXxIx. 
183. Postponed, 184. Further considered, and agreed to, 279. 
——1835, £.4,094; xc. 459. 1836, £.3,981; xc1. 780.—— 
1837, £.3,985 ; xcr. 524. 


Statutes :—See infra, 509. 535. 











Speaker : 
571. To provide a Service of Plate for the Speaker of the 


House of Commons, together with an Allowance for an Outfit; 
In 1835, £.7,000; xc. 539. 


Stationery : 


572. For the Expense of Stationery, Printing, &amp;c., for Public 
Departments; In 1823, £.59,760; .xxvin. 422. 1824, 
£.96,310; Lxxrx. 198.——1825, £. 96,240; Lxxx. 246.1826, 
£. 102,000; wxxx1. 178.——1827, £.95,990; txxxu. 499.—— 
1828, £. 95,650; LXxx111. 398.———1829, £. 97,270; Lxxxiv. 194. 
——1830, £. 96,850; Lxxxv. 618. 1831, £. 129,471; Lxxxvu. 
674. 1832, £.99,500; Lxxxvit. 281.——~1833, £.113,988 ; 
LXXXvilI. 690, 1834, £.131,918; txxxrx. 184. Postponed, 
184. Further considered, and agreed to, 279. 1835, £. 191,756; 
XC. 460.——1836, £. 198,478; xcI. 779.——1837, £. 173,600; 
xc. 525. See supra, 507, &amp;c. 























Stationery, Ireland :—See supra, 286. 


Steam Navigation to India : 


573. To enable an Experiment to be tried to communicate witli 
India by Steam Navigation; £. 20,000; txxxrx. 563. 

574. For the Expedition to ascertain the practicability of 
establishing a Steam Communication with India by the Euphrates; 
In 1836, £. 8,000; xc1. 780. 


575. For defraying the Expense of Steam Communication 
to India by way of the Red Sea; £.37,500; xc11. 590. 


Steevens’s, Dr., Hospital : 
576. For defraying the probable Expense of Dr. Steevens’s 
Hospital; In 1820, £.1,400; Lxxv. 388. 1821, £. 1,400; 

















LXxvI. 485. 1822, £.1,400; Lxxvu. 453,———1823, £. 1,400; 
LXXVIII. 269. 1824, £.1,400; Lxx1x. 199.——-1825, £. 1,663 ; 
LXxx. 244. 1826, £.1,663; LxxxI, 207. 1827, £.1,700; 


Lxxxu. 501. 





1828, £. 1,700; Lxxxu1. 423.——1829, £. 1,676; 
LXXXIV. 202. (1830. See supra, 316.) ——1831, £. 1,578; 
LXXXVI. 779. 1832, £. 1,692 ; Lxxxvur. 507.1833, £. 1,500 ; 
LXXXvill. 691.——1834, £.1,500; LXxx1x. 278. 1835, £. 1,500; 
xc. 461.———-1836, £.1,500; xc. 773. 1837, £.1,500; xem. 
526. 














Superannuations :—See supra, 262. 410, &amp;c. 


Supplies : 

577. To discharge the like Amount of Supplies granted for 
1819; £.7,000,000 ; Lxxv. 254. In 1820, £. 5,000,000 ; Lxxvr. 
41. 1821, £.4,000,000; Lxxvir. 49. 1822, £.3,000,000 ; 
LXXVIII. 35. 1823, £.2,000,000 ; LXxIx. 29. 1821, 1822, 1823 
and 1824, £.5,000,000; Lxxx. 42.——1823, 1824 and 1825, 
£.3,500,000; Lxxxr. 38, 1823, 1824, 1825 and 1826, 
£. 5,000,000; LXxx11. 48.—1823, 1824, 1825, 1826 and 1827, 
£. 5,000,000; LXxx1. 24. 1823-1828, £.4,000; Lxxxiv. 35. 

1823-1829, £. 2,500,000 ; Lxxxv. 70.——-1830, or any pre- 
ceding year; £. 2,000,000; Lxxxvi. 246. 675.——1831, or any 
preceding year; £. 3,000,000; Lxxxvi1. 74.1832, £.3,000,000 ; 
LXxxvill. 60. 1834, £.2,000,000; xc. 399.——1835, or any 
preceding year, £.2,000,000; xcr. 26. 1836, £.2,000,000; 
xcil. 158. 






































578. To make good the Supplies which were granted in the 
last Session of Parliament; In 1830-31, £. 3,253,882. 15.; txxxv1. 
87.——To make good the Deficiency of Grants of former Years ; 
1837, £. 223,912. 10. 11.; xc11. 590. 

Surgeons, College of : 


579. For the Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh &gt; 
£.5,000; xcu. 590. 





Survey of Ireland : 


580. For defraying the Expense of commencing a Trigonome- 
trical Survey of Ireland ; In 1824, £.5,000; Lxx1x. 199. 





581. For 
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1070 


SU PPLY —continued. 








I. Committee of Supply —continued. 

(3.)\—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 
continued. 

Survey of Ireland—continued. 

581. For defraying the Expense of the Townland Survey of 
Ireland; In 1828, £.3,000; Lxxxin. 423. 1833, £. 3,000; 
LXXXVill, 692.———1834, £.3,000; Lxxxix. 512. 1835, 
£.7,000; xc. 539.——-1836, £.7,000; xcI. 773.——1837, £.7,000; 
xcil. 527. 











Swan River :—See supra, 122. 347. 
Toulonese Emigrants:—See supra, 246. 


Townland Survey :—See supra, 581. 


Trade, Board of : 

582. To defray the Expense of the New Building at Whitehall, 
intended for the Board of Trade, &amp;c.; In 1824, £.17,000; Lxxrx. 
274. See supra, 530. 


Treasury : 

683. For contingent Expenses and Messengers’ Bills in the 
Departments of the Treasury, Three Secretaries of State and 
Privy Council; In 1820, £.85,628 ; txxv. 327. Postponed, 
328. Agreed to, 350.——1821, £.80,005; Lxxvi. 483. 
1822, £.78,794; Lxxvul. 170.——1823, £.71,575; Lxxvill. 164. 
1824, £.66,651; Lxxtx. 197. 1825, £.68,634; Lxxx. 245. 
1826, £.72,680; LxxxI. 168. 1827, £.75,8235; Lxxx1l. 
457. 1828, £. 77,228. 6.3; Lxxx11I. 397.——1829, £.68,991; 
LXXXIv. 193. 1830, £.65,020; Lxxxv. 617.—— 1830-31, 
£.64,213; Lxxxvi. 612.——1831, £.64,213; Lxxxv1.652.——1832, 
£.75,415 5; LXXxXvII. 280. 1833, £. 64,437 ; LXxxvill. 689. 
1834; £.61,527; Lxxx1x. 183. Postponed, 184. Further consi- 
dered, and agreed to, 279.——1835, £.46,264; xc. 361. 
1836, £. 52,460; xcr. 412.——1837, £. 182,431; xc. 524. 



































584. To make good the Deficiency of Sum granted in Session 
1820, for contingent Expenses and Messengers’ Bills in these 
Departments; £.8,706. 0. 2.; Lxxvi. 483. 


585. To make good Deficiencies of Fee Funds in the Depart- 
ments of the Treasury, Three Secretaries of State and Privy 
Council; In 1820, £.73,608; .xxv. 327. Postponed, 328. 
Agreed to, 350. 1821, £.69,415; Lxxvi. 483. 1822, 
£. 72,327 ; Lxxvil. 170. 1823, £.87,637 ; Lxxvir. 164. 
1824, £.94,960; Lxxix. 196. 1825, £.93,879 5 Lxxx. 245, 
——1826, £.98,217; Lxxxr. 168.——1827, £.101,182; Lxxxul. 
457. ——— 1828, £.98,413; LxxxiI. 397. 1829, £.87,368 ; 
LXxxIv. 193.——1830, £.87,368; Lxxxv. 617. 1831, £.107,385; 
LXXXxvI. 612. 1832, £.75,415; Lxxxvil. 279. —— 1833, 
£.89,720. 12. 3.5; Lxxxvitr. 689. 1834, £.93,330; Lxxx1x. 182. 
Postponed, 184. Further considered, and agreed to, 279.—— 
1835, £. 91,183; xc. 361. 1836, £.100,960; xc. 412. 


See supra, 303. 
































Treasury Bills : 

586. To pay off and discharge Irish Treasury Bills charged 
upon the Aids or Supplies; In 1820, £. 2,000,000; Lxxv. 412. 
1821, £.1,500,000; Lxxv1. 41.——1822, £.1,000,000; Lxxvu. 49. 

See supra, 181. 251. 





Treasury Fees :—See supra, 262. 
Trigonometrical Survey of Ireland :—See supra, 580. 


Turnpike Road Bill Fees : 

587. To pay the Fees due and payable to the Officers of the 
Parliament on all Bills for continuing and amending Turnpike 
Road Acts, which shall pass the Two Houses of Parliament and 
receive the Royal Assent; In 1830, £.9,000; Lxxxv. 619. 
1831, £. 14,250; Lxxxvi. 675. 1832, £. 10,400; Lxxxvil. 281. 
——1833, £.5,000; Lxxxvu. 691. 1834, £.5,000; LxxxIx. 
184. Postponed, 184. Further considered, and agreed to, 279. 
——1835, £. 4,000; xc. 460.— 1836, £. 2400; xcI. 779. 














Universities :—See supra, 482. 


Vaccine Establishment, National : 

588. For the Expense of the National Vaccine Establishment ; 
In 1820, £.3,000; txxv. 327. 1821, £.3,000; Lxxvi. 483. 
1822, £.3,000 5 Lxxvur. 169.——1823, £.3,000; Lxxvuir. 164. 
——1824, £.3,000; ytxxix. 197. 1825, £.3,000; Lxxx. 246. 
——1826, £.3,000; Lxxx1. 168, 1827, £.3,000; Lxxx11. 499. 




















—— 1828, £. 2,500 5; LXxx111. 398,——1829, £.2,500; Lxxxiv. 193. 
——1830, £.2,500; Lxxxv. 618.——1831, £.2,500; Lxxxvi. 652. 
——1832, £.2,200; LXxxvil. 280,——1833, £.2,200; Lxxxvul. 
690. 1834, £.1,823; Lxxxix. 183. Postponed, 184. Further 
considered, and agreed to, 279.——1835, £.1,850; xc. 460. 


1836, £.1,850; xcr. 763. 





1837, £.1,850; xcir. 624. 








——————— — Sane 





(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 


continued. 


Van Diemen’s Land :—See supra, 188. 


Vice Association : 


589. For defraying the Expenses of the Association for dis- 
countenancing Vice; In 1820, £.6,462; txxv. 388. 1821, 
£.6,464; txxvi. 485. 1822, £.6,464; Lxxvi1. 453.——1823, 
£.8,385 ; txxvill. 270. 1824, £.4,473; Lxxix. 274. 1825, 
£.7,106; Lxxx. 244. 632. 1826, £.9,000; Lxxxr. 196. 
Amendment proposed, but not made, 197. 1827, £.9,000; 
LXxx1r. 500. 1828, £.9,000; Lxxx111. 480. 1829, £. 9,000 ; 
LXXXIv. 340. 


























Vice Treasurer’s Office: 


590. For defraying the Charge of the Vice Treasurer’s Office 
in Ireland ; In.1831, £.5,534 ; txxxvi. 809. 1832, £. 8,807. 18.; 
LXXxvil. 508, 1833, £.6,850; Lxxxvil1.692. 1834, £.6,827; 
LXxxix. 512, 











Vice Treasurer, and Teller of the Exchequer : 


591. For defraying the Charge of the Establishments of the 
Vice Treasurer and Teller of the Exchequer; In 1835, £. 6,897 ; 
xc. 539. 1836, £.6,897; xc1. 773. 1837, £. 6,300; xc. 


527. 








Volunteers: 


592. For defraying the Charge of Volunteer Corps in Great 
Britain; In 1820, £. 150,000; Lxxv. 282. 1821, £. 170,000 ; 
LXXVI. 298. 1822, 118,550; txxvir. 151, 1823, £. 134,000 ; 
LXXxVIIt. 105. 1824, £.134,000; Lxx1x. 83. 1825, £. 128,000; 
Lxxx. 169. 

593. For defraying the Charge of Volunteer Corps in Ireland ; 
In 1820, £. 19,500. 13.10.; Lxxv. 282.1821, £. 19,023. 5. 10. ; 
LXXVI. 298. 1822, £.61,319. 19. 8.5; uLxxvir. 151. 1823, 
£.19,384. 4. 2.; Lxxvitr. 105. Amendment proposed, but not 
made; Resolution agreed to; 107. 1824, £.19,343. 12. 8.; 
LXXIX. 83. 1825, £.19,305. 12.3; Lxxx. 169. 
































594. For defraying the Expense of Clothing the Volunteer 
Yeomanry of Ireland; £.50,000 ; txxv. 387. 


595. For defraying the Charge of the Volunteer Corps in the 
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland; In 1826, 
£. 156,271. 16. 6.5 Lxxx1. 136. 1827, £.153,148. 2.3 Lxxxu. 
201. 1828, £. 66,212. 8. ; LXxx11I. 439. 1829, £.60,988.9.2.; 
LXXXIv. 78. 1830, £.60,612. 8. 1.; Lxxxv. 142. Postponed, 
142. Agreed to, 156. 1831, £.189,808. 19. 8.; Lxxxvi. 586. 
— 1832, £.116,377. 2. 2.5; Lxxxvir. 128. 255. 1833, 
£. 103,318. 13. 2.3 LxXxxvi. 382. 1834, £.82,179; Lxxxrx. 
111.——1835, £. 109,558. 16.; xc. 263. 1836, £. 106,211. 6.8.; 
XCI. 247. 1837, £. 105,407. 6.8.5 XCcII. 233. 





























Vote of Credit : 


596. To enable His Majesty to take such measures as the 
exigency of Affairs in Ireland may require ; In 1822, £, 200,000; 
LXXVII. 454, 

597. To enable His Majesty to provide for any additional 
Expense which may arise on account of His Majesty’s Forces in 
Portugal; In 1827; £.500,000; txxxu. 542. 


Votes :—See supra, 519. 
Waller, James :—See supra, 281. 


West Indies: 


598. In aid of Expense of erecting Churches, and providing 
Residences for Bishops in the West Indies; In 1827, £.8,000; 
LXXXII. 457. 1828, £.2,500; Lxxx1II. 422. 1829, £. 5,000 ; 
LXXxxIv. 193. 1830, £. 6,000; Lxxxv. 617. 

599. For Salaries of Governors, &amp;c. of West India Colonies ; 
In 1832, £.11,486; Lxxxvul. 527. 1833, £. 14,567 ; LXXxXvIII. 
691. 1834, £.16,667; Lxxx1x. 278.——1835, £. 16,167; xc. 
460.——1836, £. 16,877; xc1. 780. 

















See supra, 255. 


Westminster Abbey : 


600. For the Repair of Henry the Seventh’s Chapel ; In 1820, 
£. 3,317. 6. 9.3 Lxxv. 327.——1821, £. 2,456. 4. 73.5 Lxxvi. 484. 
1822, £.1,847; Lxxvir. 170. 1823, £.499, 18. 3.5 LXXVIII. 











271. 


Westminster Hall : 


601. For the Repair and Restoration of Westminster . Hall ; 
In 1834, £.17,000; txxxix. 182. Postponed, 184. Further con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 279. 


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I. Committee of Supply— continued. 


(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply— 


continued. 


Westminster Improvements : 


602. For defraying outstanding Demands for Improvements of 
Westminster ; In 1821, £. 4,901. 5.3 LXXxvi. 485. 1822, £. 1,000 ; 
LXXVII. 452. 


603. For the Improvement of the Streets and Places near to 
Westminster Hall from 1821 to 1826; £.3,526. 3. 10.5; Lxxxt. 
178. 





Westmorland Lock Hospital :— See supra, 230. 
Whitehall Chapel : 


604. For completing the external Repairs of ; In 1833, £. 2,630 ; 
LXXXVIII. 692. 1835, £.7,665; xc. 361. 





Windsor Castle : 


605. For defraying the Charge that may be incurred for 
Repairs and Works to be executed in Windsor Castle; In 1824, 
£. 150,000 5 Lxx1x. 274. 1825, £. 80,000; Lxxx. 288. 1826, 
£.70,000; Lxxxi. 177. 1827, £.100,000; Lxxxil. 457. 
1828, £.180,000; Lxxxur. 422. 1829, £.214,500; LXxXxxIVv. 
193.——1830; (See supra, 316.) To complete Estimate for 1830, 
£.25,000 ; Lxxxvi. 154. (1831, See supra, 147.) 1832, 
£.50,000; Lxxxvit. 279. 1833, £.40,000 ; Lxxxvull. 677. 
1834, £.37,000; Lxxxix. 182. Postponed, 184. Further consi- 
dered, and agreed to, 279. 


606. For completing the Works at Windsor Castle; In 1836, 
£. 3,755 5 xcr. 412. 





























Windsor Establishments : 


607. For issuing out of the Consolidated Fund to enable His 
Majesty to make Allowances to certain Officers and Servants of 
his late Majesty, who were paid out of the Fund for the support 
of the Windsor Establishment, £.9,519. 7. 8.; uxxv. 412. 

608. For issuing out of the Consolidated Fund to enable His 
Majesty to continue to certain Servants upon the Windsor Esta- 
blishment their Pensions, £.4,100. 17. 6.; Lxxv. 412. 

609. For issuing out of the Consolidated Fund to enable His 
Majesty to continue to certain Persons their Pensions, Salaries and 
Allowances, £.10,503. 1.3 Lxxv. 412. 


Woolwich Academy :—See supra, 420. 
Works, Board of : 


610. Fordefraying the probable Expenditure of the Board of Works 
in Ireland; In 1820, £.12,500; txxv. 387. 1821, £. 14,000 ; 
LXXxVI. 486. 1822, £.16,154; Lxxvir. 454. 1823, £.16,107; 
LXXVIII. 270.——1824, £.16,800; Lxx1x. 199. 1825, £.20,051; 
LXXX. 245.———1826, £.24,150; Lxxx1. 207. 1827, £.16,810; 
Lxxx11. 501. 1828, £.16,000; Lxxx111, 423. 1829, £.17,385; 
LXXXIV. 2038. 1830; see supra, 316. 1831, £.12,900 ; Lxxxvi. 
801. 1832, £.14,800; Lxxxvul. 507.—— 1833, £: 17,600; 
LXXXVIII. 692. 
































Works, Office of : 


611. For defraying the Expense of the Office of Works; 
In 1831, £.11,269 ; Lxxxvi. 652. 


Works, Public: 


612. For defraying the Expense of Works and Repairs of 
Public Buildings; In 1820, £.41,787; Lxxv. 327. 1821, 
£. 40,000; Lxxvi. 483. 1822, £.40,000; txxvi. 169. Post- 
poned, 195. Further considered and agreed to, 458. 1823, 
£.40,000; Lxxvin. 164. 1824, £.40,000 ; Lxxrx. 196.—— 
1825, £.40,000 ; Lxxx. 288. 1826, £.38,000; Lxxx1. 177. 
1827, £.27,000; Lxxxu1. 456. 1828, £. 20,000 ; txxx1u. 422. 
——1829, £.32,500; Lxxxiv. 192.——1830, £.32,500; Lxxxv. 
617. 1831, £.73,800; Lxxxvi. 612. 1832, £.70,800; 
LXXXVII. 279. 1833, £.43,700; Lxxxvi. 677. 1834, 
£.42,721; Lxxx1x. 182. Postponed, 184. Further considered, 
and agreed to, 279. 1835, £.41,200; xc. 361. 1836, 
£.64,450; xcr. 412. 1837, £.72,0593 xcrr. 524. 

613. To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills issued per Act 
to authorize the issue of Exchequer Bills for Public Works and 
Fisheries, and for building additional Churches; In 1820, 
£.989,750; Lxxv. 319. 1821, £.206,400; Lxxvi. 487. 
1822, £.263,150; Lxxvu. 49. 1823, £.144,150; Lxxvin. 35, 
——1824, £.368,100 ; Lxxix. 29. 1825, £.413,800; Lxxx, 
288. 1826, £.271,650 ; Lxxx1. 38.— 1827, £.593,200; LXxx1. 
503. 1828, £.734,200; Lxxxu. 24, 1829, £.392,000 ; 
LxxXxIv. 35. 1830, £.168,800; LcLxxxv. 70. 1830-31, 
£. 38,800; Lxxxvi. 246. —— 1831, £.38,000 ; Lxxxvi. 675. 
1832, £. 280,200 ; Lxxxvil. 74. 1833, £. 274,050; Lxxxvill. 60. 
——1834, £. 632,050 ; LXxxIx. 27. 













































































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(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Supply —- 


continued. 


Works, Public—continued. 


614. For carrying on certain Public Works in Ireland; Ii: 
1825, £.45,500; Lxxx. 532. 1826, £.36,000; Lxxx1. 208. 
1827, £.20,000; txxxu. 501.——-1828, £.14,000; Lxxxir. 423. 
1829, £. 22,800 ; Lxxx1v. 203.——1830; See supra, 316. 
1831, £.1,100; txxxvi. 809. 1832, £.4,454. 4. 34.; LXxxvul. 
507.——1833, £.3,276; Lxxxvinl. 692. 1834, £. 16,565 ; 
LXXXIX. 278. 512.1835, £. 12,300; xc.539..——1836, £. 12,800; 
xcl. 773. 

615. For defraying the Expense of Public Works in Ireland ; 
In 1835, £.38,358; xc. 539. 1836, £.3,140; xc. 773. 
1837, —£.3,5913; xcr1. 527. 

616. For repairing and maintaining Public Buildings in Ire- 
land ; 1837, £.19,676; xe. 527. 

See supra, 255. 
































Yates, Nicholas :-—- See supra, 260. 


Yeomanry : 


617. For defraying the Charge of the Reduced Allowances and 
Out-Pensions of the Yeomanry; In 1829, £.1,483. 4. 9.3 Lxxxiv. 
265. See supra, 304-306. 


(4.)—Summary of Grants : 


618. 1820.—LXXv. 

£. p&gt; a. 
Navy - - - - - . - 6,691,345 3 11 
Army - - - : - : - 8,850,869 12 
Militia and Volunteer Corps - + - 649,346 10 3 
Ordnance - - - - - - 1,095,000 — —- 
Miscellaneous Services- - - = 11,521,279 1 44 
Exchequer Bills - - - - - 40,489,750 - — 
Civil List - - - - - - 300,000 - - 





Toran - - + = £.69,597,590 8 2% 





1821.—LXXVI. 
Navy - - ° 2 5 a - 
Army - - - ° = = é 
Militia and Volunteer Corps - e = 
Ordnance - - - ~ . 2 


6,391,903 3 1 
8,161,105 10 
583,931 16 11 





1,095,007 - - 
Miscellaneous Services - - = + 6,885,304 -— -} 
Exchequer Bills - -  - + = 81,706,400 - - 
Civil List - - - - - - 280,000 -— - 

Toran - - - - £.55,103,651 10 63 





1822.—-LxXXVII. 





Navy - - - - - - - 6,790,325 2 11 
Army - - - - - - - 7,614,717 18 8 
Militia and Volunteer Corps - : 470,592 15 8 
Ordnance - . - - - - 1,199,498 2 6 
Miscellaneous Services - - - - 8,495,971 19 1} 
Exchequer Bills, &amp;e. - ° - - 31,858,331 9 4% 
Civil List - . . - - - 200,000 - - 
TotraL - - - - £.55,629,487 8 3} 





1823.—LXXVIII. 














Navy - - - - += = = 65,442,540 6 8 
Armmy- - - - - + «© 47,189,044 13 2 
Militia and Volunteer Corps - - 442,105 19 6 
Ordnance - - - : - - 1,070,000 - - 
Miscellaneous Services - - - 4,633,327 11 5} 
Exchequer Bills - - - - - 36,044,150 - —- 
Civil List - - - - - - 160,000 - —- 
TotaL - - - - £.54,982,068 10 8} 
1824.— LXXIx. 
Navy - - - - - - - 5,762,893 2 6 
Army - - - - - - - 6,997,903 4 11 
Militia and Volunteers - - - 440,672 16 8 
Ordnance - - - - . - 1,410,044 - - 
Miscellaneous - - - - - 8,901,694 9 33 
Exchequer Bills - - - = = 35,081,300 -— - 
Civil Contingencies - - ary ee 221,507 - - 
Toran - - - - £,53,816,014 13 43 
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(4.)—Summary of Grants—continued.: 
1825.—Lxxx. £. s. d. 
Navy - - - - - - - 5,983,126 17 10 
Army - - - . - - - 7,311,256 8 7 
Militia and Volunteers - - - - 544,972 7 - 
Ordnance - . - - - - 1,376,641 - — 
Miscellaneous - - - - - 7,222,257 19 2} 
Exchequer Bills - - - - 381,233,800 - - 
Civil Contingencies - - - - 275,000 - - 
Totat - - - = £,53,947,054 12 7} 
1826.—LxxxI. 
Navy - . - - - - - 6,135,004 6 10 
Army- - - - - = =  4%,806,631 6 7 
Militia and Volunteers - + - - 443,679 7 114 
Ordnance - - - - - - 1,754,403 - - 
Miscellaneous - - - . - 2,003,246 17 1}? 
Exchequer Bills - - - - - 380,771,650 - - 
Civil Contingencies - - - - 300,000 - — 
Toran - - + = £.48,714,614 18 6} 
1827.—LXXKXII. 
Navy - - - - - - - 6,125,850 - 7 
Army - - - - - - - 7,748,640 4 10 
Militia and Volunteers - - - - 445,864 15 1} 
Ordnance - - - - - - 1,649,972 -— - 
Miscellaneous Services - - - - 7,485,033 2 11 
Exchequer Bills - - - - - 23,793,200 - 
Civil Contingencies - - - - 290,000 -— — 
Toran - - - - £. 47,538,560 3 54 
1828.—LXXkIll. 
Navy - - - - - - - 5,995,965 7 
Army - - - - - - - 7,730,527 12 2 
Militia and Volunteers - - - 349,411 16 1 
Ordnance - - - - - - 1,566,150 - —- 
Miscellaneous Services - + - - 6,894,944 3 9 
Exchequer Bills - - - - - 25,034,200 - - 
Civil Contingencies - - - - 240,000 —- —- 
Tora, - - - - £.47,811,198 19 7 
1829.—LXXKXIV. 
Navy - - - = = = + 6,878,794 11 11 
Army- - + - = = =  4%,8378,172 2113 
Militia, Volunteers and Yeomanry - 391,006 9 5 
Ordnance - - - - - - 1,728,908 -—- - 
Miscellaneous Services - - - - 6,089,973 17 6 
Exchequer Bills - - - - - 28,438,800 -— - 
Civil Contingencies - - - - 160,000 -— - 
Toran - - - = £.50,065,655 1 94 
1830.—LXXxXvVv. 
Navy - - - - - - - 6,594,955 5 8 
Army - - - - - - - 6,062,499 19 3 
Militia, Volunteers and Yeomanry - 331,303 2 13 
Ordnance - - - - - 1,639,444 -— - 
Miscellaneous Services - - - - 5,048,709 5 34 
Exchequer Bills - - - - - 25,607,600 -— —- 
Civil Contingencies - - . - 100,000 - - 
Torar - - - + £.44,384,511 12 4 
1830-31.—xuxxxvi. Part I. 
Navy - - - - - - - 56,842,894 1 8 
Army - - - - - - - 6,565,958 8 23 
Militia and Yeomanry - : - - 27,174 5 - 
Ordnance - - - - - - 50,000 -—- — 
Miscellaneous Services - . - - 6,505,812 4 7 
Exchequer Bills - - - - - 26,366,400 -— —- 
Civil Contingencies - - - - 120,000 ~ — 
Tota - - - - £.44,478,238 19 54 


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(4.)— Summary of Grants—continued. 


1831.—Lxxxvi. PartIIl. ¢ «5 g 
Ordnance - - - + - - 1,418,817 -— - 
Navy - - - - - - - 6,842,894 1 8 
Army- - + + + «+ -« 4%,191,8083 8 9 
Militia and Volunteers - - - - 568,338 9 9 
Miscellaneous Services - - - - 4,707,807 6 11 
Civil Contingencies - - - - 80,000 - - 
Exchequer Bills - - - - = 25,616,400 - - 
Toran - - - - £.45,426,060 6 3 
1832.—LXXXVII. 
Navy - - - - 7 - - 6,301,728 3 2 
Army - - - - - - - 8,192,862 — 10 
Militia, Volunteers and Yeomanry - 351,878 7 —- 
Ordnance - - - - - - 1,765,806 - —- 
Miscellaneous Services - - - «+ 2,753,618 2 11 
Exchequer Bills - - - - - 28,896,600 - 
Civil Contingencies - - -+ = 200,000 - — 
Toran - - - - £.48,462,492 13 11 
1833.—LXXXVIII. 
Navy - - - - - - - 4,658,184 - - 
Army - - - - - - - 6,070,978 17 9 
Ordnance - - - - - - 1,462,223 - - 
Militia i ee) ity ee Se 243,550 2 73 
Miscellaneous Services - - - - 2,047,601 2 10 
Exchequer Bills - - - - - 80,752,650 - —- 
Contingencies - - - = = 140,000 - - 
Toran - - + = £,45,375,137 3 2} 
1834.—LXXXIXx. 
Exchequer Bills - - - - - 28,384,700 - — 
Navy - - - - - . - 4,478,009 -— - 
Army - . . - . - - 56,862,749 10 1 
Ordnance - - - - - - 1,166,914 -— — 
Miscellaneous Services - . - - 2,529,397 15 3 
Militia and Volunteers - - - - 312,472 14 6 
Civil Contingencies - - - - 130,000 - — 
ToraL - - - + £,42,864,242 19 10 
1835.—xc. 
Navy - - - = = - - 4,245,723 -— - 
Army - - - - - - - 5,859,871 7 1 
Ordnance - - - - : - 1,296,059 - - 
Militia and Volunteers - + - - 328,419 19 4 
Miscellaneous Services - - . - 4,263,181 15 6 
Civil Contingencies - - + - 130,000 - - 
Exchequer Bills - - - - - 29,006,200 —- - 
Toran - - = + £.45,129,455 1 11 


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Militia and Volunteers - . » 
Miscellaneous Services - ° - 


Civil Contingencies 


Exchequer Bills - 


Total - - + - 


1837.—xclIl. 
Navy - - - + - - 
Army - - - - - - 
Ordnance - - - - - 
Militia and Volunteers - - - 
Miscellaneous Services - - - 
Civil Contingencies - -  - 


Exchequer Bills - 























- 4,533,543 — - 
- 6,026,603 9 9 
- 1,263,449 - - 
. 302,106 19 10 
- 4,396,870 8 6 
: 130,000 - - 
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(5.)—Proceedings of the House upon the Resolutions 
of the Committee of Supply : 


619. Resolutions reported, read a Second Time, and agreed to ; 
LXxv. 328.—.Lxxvi. 171. Resolutions reported by Order; 
LXXXVI. 836.—LXXXVII. 452. 458.—xclI. 246. 

620. Resolutions reported, read, agreed to, and entered; Lxxv1. 
297.—LXXVII. 49.—LXXVIII. 34,—LXXIX. 29.—LXXxX. 41.—-LXXXI. 
38.—LXXXII. 48,—LXXXIII. 24.—LXxxIV. 34.—LXXXIX. 26.—xC. 
60. And Bills ordered upon some of them; ixxv. 413.—Lxxv1. 
308.—LXXIX. 27.5.—LXXXv. 613.— LXxxvI. 699,—LxxxvIl. 477. 
And Bills ordered, nxxx1v. 265———Reported, read, some read 
a Second Time, and amended and agreed to, and some read a 
Second Time and agreed to; Lxxvi. 487.—Lxxxvill. 383. ——— 
Reported, read, some read a Second Time and agreed to; one read 
a Second Time and amended and agreed to; and some read a 
Second Time and postponed; txxv. 328.———Reported, read, 
some read a Second Time and agreed to, and some read a Second 
Time; Amendments proposed to be made thereto, but not made ; 
Resolutions agreed to; Lxxvul. 151.—.xxx1. 197.—xc11. 234, Ke. 
———Reported, read, some read a Second Time and agreed to, 
and some read a Second Time and ordered to be taken into further 
Consideration on a future Day; txxv. 328.—Lxxx. 339,——— 
Reported, read, some read a Second Time and agreed to, others 
read a Second Time ; Amendments proposed thereto, but not made; 
other Resolutions read a Second Time and agreed to; txxvul. 153. 
—LXXVIII. 107.—Lxxix. 141.—1Lxxx1x. 157, &amp;c.———Reported, 
read, some read a Second Time and postponed, others read a 
Second Time and agreed to; Lxxvi. 288.—.Lxxvil. 129.——— 
Reported, read, entered, and Report ordered to be taken into 
further Consideration on a future Day; Lxxvi. 399. 487.—Lxxx. 
113.———Reports taken into further Consideration, and Resolu- 
tions read a Second Time and agreed to; Lxxvi. 402. 489. 

621. Reported, read, entered, read 2°, and agreed to ; Lxxvutt. 
165.—.Lxxx. 171. 531.—LxxXxI. 89.—LXXxII. 202.—Lxxx11I. 102. 
—LXXxvill. 60.—xc. 362. 399. 460.—xcr. 26. 120.—xcrr. 158, 
&amp;e. And Bill ordered upon one of them; Lxxxix. 512.—xcr. 
764.—xcil. 591. 

622. Reported, read, entered, some read 2° and agreed to, and 
one agreed to upon Division; itxxxvin. 693.———Reported, 
read, entered, some read 2° and agreed to; one read 2°, and Ques. 
Neg. for agreeing thereto; others read 2° and agreed to; Lxxxv. 
619. 

623. Reported, read, entered ; one read aSecond Time, amended, 
agreed to, and entered as agreed to; another read 2°, and agreed to 
upon Division; the rest read 2°, and agreed to; Lxxx. 532. 

624. Resolutions reported; read; Amendment made to one, 
and Resolution, so amended, agreed to; the other read a Second 
Time, amended, and agreed to; Lxxvi1. 82. 

625. Resolutions reported, read, entered; some read a Se- 
cond time and agreed to; some read a Second Time, and 
postponed; the postponed Resolutions ordered to be taken 
into further Consideration on a future Day; .xxvi. 169.— 
LXXVill. 271.—Lxxxil. 500.—LxxXXIv. 194.—-Lxxxv. 142. 229.— 
LXXXVII. 619.—LXxx1x. 184.—xc. 461.—&lt;——Bills ordered to be 

brought in upon some, and the postponed Resolutions ordered to 





Il. Committee of Ways and Means : 


(1.)—Appointment of the Committee of Ways and 
Means, and Proceedings of such Committee : 

630. Resolution, That the House will, on a certain Day, re- 

solve itself into a Committee of the Whole House to consider of 

Ways and Means for raising the Supply granted to His Majesty, 


immediately after the First Report from the Committee of Supply | 


has been received ; Lxxv. 225.—Lxxvi. 41.—Lxxvil. 49.—.LXxxXvIiI, 
35.—LXXIXx. 29.—LXXX. 42.—LXXXI. 38.—-LXXAXII, 48.—LXx X11, 24. 
—LXXXIV. 35.—-LXXXV. 70.—LXXXVI. 87. 586.—LXxxvil. 75.— 
LX XXVIII. 60.—LXXXIX. 27.—xc. 50.—xc1. 26.—xcul. 158. 


631. House, according to Order, resolves itself into a Com- 
mittee of the Whole House, to consider of Ways and Means for 
raising the Supply granted to His Majesty; txxv. 245.—.Lxxv. 
61.—Lxxvil. 56.—Lxxvi1l. 60.—LXxIX. 33.—LXxx. 96.——LXXXI. 
50.—tLxxx1l. 52.—LXXXIII. 28.—-LX xxiv. 49.—LxXXxv. 85.—LXXXVI. 
128. 705.—LxXxxvil. 83.—LXXXVIII. 144.—Lxxx1x. 29,—xc. 63.— 
xci. 29.—xcu. 164.————To consider further of Ways and 
Means for raising the Supply granted to His Majesty; txxv. 258. 
—LXxvi. 358.—TXXvil. 391,—LXXVIII. 121,.—LXxIx. 132.—Lxxyx. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


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(5.)—Proceedings of the House upon the Resolutions 
of the Committee of Supply—continued. 


be taken into further Consideration ona future Day; txxvum. 422. 
—LxXxXI, 208, Reported, read, entered, several read a Second 
Time and postponed, and one read a Second Time and agreed to; 
and the postponed Resolutions ordered to be taken into further 
Consideration the same Day; txxvm. 129.———Reported, read, 
entered; several read a Second Time, and agreed to, and some 
read a Second Time, and further Consideration put off for Three 
Months; txxvit. 455. Some read 2° and agreed to, and one 


read 2° and ordered to be taken into further Consideration on a 
future Day; xc11. 460. 





626. Postponed Resolutions taken into further Consideration ; 
Again read, agreed to and entered; Lxxvil. 458.—Lxxxv. 272. 
———One again read and entered ; Amendment made; another 
Amendment proposed, and made upon Division; the Resolution, 
so amended, agreed to by the House and entered; another again 
read, and entered ; Amendment made, and Resolution, so amended, 
agreed to by the House, and entered; the remaining Resolution 
again read, agreed to, and entered ; Lxxvitl. 444, ———One again 
read and entered, and agreed to by the House, upon Division; the 
other read again, agreed to, and entered; Lxxvi11. 444, Some 
read again, agreed to and entered ; others read again; entered ; 
Amendment proposed, but not made, to Question for agreeing to 
the same; Lxxxiv. 203.———Some read again, agreed to, and 
entered ; another read again, and entered; Amendment proposed, 
but not made, thereto,and Resolution agreed to; txxxv. 156. 


627. Postponed Resolutions entered; Amendment proposed, 
but not made, to Question, that they be read a Second Time; Re- 
solutions read a Second Time and agreed to; Lxxx. 532.—.Lxxxu. 
552.—————-Entered, read a Second Time upon Division, and 
agreed to; Lxxx1. 273. Amendment proposed, but not made, 
to Question for reading the same a Second Time; Resolution read 
2°, amended, agreed to, and entered ; xc1i. 586.——— One read a 
Second Time, agreed to and entered; the others read a Second 
Time, and further Consideration deferred ; txxvu. 455. One 
read 2° and agreed to and entered, and further Consideration of the 
rest adjourned, txxx1x. 226.——~—Postponed Resolution read 


upon Motion, entered, and ordered to be further considered on a 
future Day; Lxxxr1. 545. 





628. Resolutions amended; txxv. 328.—Lxxvi. 487.—.xxvu. 
83.—-LXXVIIIl. 444,—LXxXx. 532.—LxXxxvIIl. 384. Amendments 
proposed, but not made, to Resolutions; txxvi. 171.—1Lxxvut. 83. 
—LXXVIII. 165.—LXx1x. 85.—LxXxx. 171.—.Lxxxr. 137. 208.— 
LXXXII. 202.—-Lxxx1. 102. 514.—Lxxxv. 142. 156, ——_— To 
Question, that Resolutions be now read; Lxxx1. 135.———-T’o 
Questions for reading Resolutions a Second Time; Lxxx. 171.531. 
—LXXXI, 89. 208.—LxxXxII. 552.~—LxXxXx111. 43,—Lx xxx, 512.—xc1. 
272.—xci1. 586. To Question for agreeing to a postponed 
Resolution; txxxiv. 203.———To Question for agreeing to a 
Resolution, withdrawn ; Lxxx11. 202. 


629. Resolutions before agreed to, read, and Bills ordered ; 


Lxxv. 408.———Read, entered, and Instruction given to Com- 
mittee on a Bill; txxvi. 493. 


(1.)—Appointment of the Committee of Ways and 
Means, and Proceedings of such Committee— 
continued. 


134.—LXxxI, 160.—-Lxxx1l, 235.—_Lxxxur. 147.—Lxxx1v. 95.— 
LXXxVv. 117. —Lxxxvri. 171. 832.—.Lxxxvil. 172.—Lxxxvu. 407.— 


LXXXIX. 77.—xXc. 273. —xc1. 330.—xcll. 255. 


(2.)—Royal Messages and other Matters referred : 


632. Accounts and Papers; Estimates, &amp;c.; rxxvr. 61.—._xxvil. 
391.—LXXVIII. 121.—LXX1X. 33.—LXxx. 96.—LXXXI. 50.—LxXXxxII, 
515.—LXXXIII. 195,.—LXXXIV. 276.—Lxxxv. 117. — Lxxxvi. 705.— 
LXXXVII. 83.—LXXXVIII. 144.—LXXxXIx. 29.—xc. 63.—xc1. 29.— 
xc. 164. 

633. Acts of Parliament; Act 56 Geo. III. c. 17, to continue 
certain additional Duties of Excise in Great Britain; txxvi. 52. 
———Act 3 Geo. IV., relative to Military and Naval Pensions ; 
Act 52 Geo. IIT. ¢. 135, for advancing Money to the East India 
Company ; Lxxvur, 391. 


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I. Committee of Ways and Means—continued. 
(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means : 


K EY to the Resolutions: 





, 

Annuities, Cancelling ; 643. 664. 670, 671. 

Annuities, Raising Money by 3; 637, 638. 
655. 668. 

Application of certain Sums ; 635-638. 651. 
653. 656, 657.659, 660. 667. 672, 673.675— 
677. 682. 684. 689. 692. 697-701. 704, 
705. 707-712. 714, 715. 718. 720, 721. 
724. 726, 727. 731, 732. 734-739. 742. 
744-749. 751, 752. 754-758. 762, 763. 
766, 767. 769-772. 774. 778, 779. 781- 
785. 789, 790. 792, 793. 795, 796. 799, 
$00. 803. 808-812, 814. 816-819. 824, 
825. 827-830. 835. 837-840. 846. 


Balances in the Exchequer. See Exche- 
quer Balances, infra. 

Bank of England Advances; 654. 679. 
688. 701. 711. 716. 737. 744. 758. 770. 
785. 793. 810. 819. 830. 840, 850. 

Bank of England, Balances in the Hands 
of ; 634. 688. 701. 

Bank of Ireland Advances; 652. 

Brandy ; 683. 


Civil Superannuations ; 671, 672. 686. 

Consolidated Fund; 643. 664. 678. 689. 
705. 712. 721.724.734.739. 748. 752. 755. 
763.767. 774.777, 778,779. 784. 790,791. 


Dividends, Unclaimed; 654. 677. 
739. 


East India Company; 678. 699. 709. 720. 
731. 746. 756. 771. 782. 796. 810. 818. 
829. 839. 849. 

Exchequer Balances; 634. 651. 654. 667. 
672. 682. 684. 688. 692. 697. 701. 707, 
708. 711. 715, 716, 717. 727. 737. 742. 
744. 751. 754. 756. 758. 766. 770. 781, 
782. 792, 793. 809, 810. 816. 819. 828, 
830. 838. 840. 846. 850. 

Exchequer Bills, Funding of; 636. 

765. 

Exchequer Bills, Raising Money by ; 

644. 653. 661. 666. 675. 679. 680, 
687. . 696. 700. 703. 706. 710. 
719. 725. 728. 733. 736. 740, 741. 
753. 757. 760, 761. 768, 769. 776. 
783. 785. 788. 795. 797. 804. 807, 
813. 815. 817. 823. 826, 827. 833. 
837. . 848. 851. 853. 
Excise ; 639. 663. 


Fisheries. See Works, Public, infra. 
French Claims; 657. 


Grants, Surplus of; 660. 704. 714. 725. 


738, 


Lotteries ; 640. 658. 674. 690. 


Malt Duties ; 646. 663. 

Military and Naval Pensions, and Civil 
Superannuations; 671, 672. 686. 698. 
708. 718. 732. 747. 

Molasses; 775. 787. 798. 801. 805. 820. 
832. . 


Old Stores ; 642. 659. 676. 


Pensions, Offices and Personal Estates ; 
648. 665. 683. 694. 713. 722. 730. 743. 
759. 773. 786.794. 806. 822.841. See 
Military and Naval Pensions, supra. 


Snuff. See Tobacco and Snuff, infra. 

Spirits; 650. 665. 683. 695. 

Stock, Cancelling ; 643. 664. 670, 671. 

Sugar; 649. 663. 665. 683. 702. 713. 729. 
750. 764. 775. 787. 798. 801. 805. 820. 
832. 842. 852. 

Surplus of Grants. See Grants, supra. 

Sweets; 665. 683. 695. 


Tea Duties; 656. 673. 

Tobacco and Snuff ; 647.663. 665. 683. 693. 

Treasury Bills, Raising Money by; 645. 
662. 


799. 800. 802. 812. 814. 821. 824. 831. 
834. 842. 845, 847. 851. 854. 


Debt, National; 643. 664. 669, 670. 678, 
679. 





735. 749. 762. 772. 789. 803. 825. $35. 


Half Pay, Pensions, &amp;c. (East India) ; 
699. 709. 720. 731. 746. 756. 771. 782. 
796. 810. 818, 829. 839. 849. 


West Indies; 851. 

Works, Public, and Fisheries; 641. 653. 
675. 687. 700. 710. 717. 736. 745. 757. 
769. 783. 795. 808. 817. 827. 837. 851. 








(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and 

Means : 

In Session 1820. 
Grants, &amp;c. : 

634. 30 May 1820.—That such part of the Balances remaining 
in the Receipt of the Exchequer, or which may be advanced and 
paid into the same by the Governor and Company of the Bank of 
England, on or before the 5 April 1821, per Act 56 Geo. IIL., 
be advanced from time to time for the Public Service; rxxv. 
254. 

635. That the Sum of £.7,000,000,remaining to be received on 
the 17 February 1820, to complete the Aids for 1819, be applied 
to the Service of 1820; Lxxv. 254. 

636. 1 June 1820.—For funding £.7,000,000 of Exchequer 
Bills, with the terms of funding the same; Lxxv. 266. 

637. 12 June 1820.—For raising £.5,000,000 by Annuities, 
with the terms of raising the same; Lxxv. 303. 

638. 20 June 1820.—For raising £.12,000,000 by Annuities, 
with the terms of raising the same ; Lxxv. 333. 

639. For issuing and applying £. 2,500,000 out of the Duties 
of Excise; Lxxv. 333. 

640. 

641. 
or may be paid into the Exchequer before the 5 April 1821, in 
respect of Exchequer Bills issued per Acts 57 Geo. III., to au- 
thorize the issue of Exchequer Bills for Public Works; txxv. 
333. 

642. For applying £. 263,820, arisen from the Sale of Old 
Naval and Victualling Stores; xxv. 333. 

643. That the Sums of £. 24,757,306 Three per Centum Con- 
solidated Annuities, and £.23,173,705 Three per Centum Re- 
duced Annuities, standing in the Names of the Commissioners for 
the Reduction of the National Debt, shall be cancelled, and the 
Interest thereon be deemed part of the Consolidated Fund for 
defraying the Charge of Additions made to the Public Funded 
Debt, during the present Session; txxv. 333. 


644. For raising £.29,000,000 by Exchequer Bills, for the 
Service of Great Britain, for 1820; txxv. 333. 


[1° Geo. IV.] 


For raising a Sum by way of Lotteries ; txxv. 333. 


645. 27 June 1820,—For raising £. 1,500,000, British Currency, 
by Treasury Bills, for the Service of Ireland, for 1820; txxv. 361. 





In Session 1621. 
Grants, &amp;e. : 

646. 12 February 1821.—For further continuing the Duties 
on Malt; txxvi. 65. 

647. For continuing the Duties upon Tobacco and Snuff; txxv1. 
65. 


[1° &amp; 2° Geo. IV.] 


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(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and 
Means—Sess. 1821. [1° &amp; 2° Geo. IV.]—continued. 


Grants, &amp;ce.—continued. 


648. For raising Four Shillings in the Pound upon Pensions, 
Offices and Personal Estates; txxv1. 65. 


649. For further continuing the Duties upon Sugar imposed 
by Acts 27, 34 &amp; 37 Geo. III.; ixxvi. 65. 


650. For further continuing the Excise Duties upon Foreign 
Spirits; txxvi. 65. 


651. That part of the Sum of £. 5,000,000, now remaining in 
the Exchequer, or to be received to complete the Aids granted in 
the last Session, be applied for the Service of 1821; txxv1. 65. 

652. 21 May 1821.—For issuing and applying £.500,000 to 
be advanced by the Governor and Company of the Bank of 
Ireland; Lxxvi. 364. 


653. For issuing and applying any Sum or Sums which may 
have been or may be paid into the Exchequer, in respect of Ex- 
chequer Bills issued for Public Works; itxxvi. 364. 


654. That such part of the Balance remaining in the Receipt 
of the Exchequer, or which may be advanced by the Bank, pur- 
suant to Act 56 Geo. III., authorizing an advance of unclaimed 
Dividends for Public Service, be advanced for the Public Service ; 
LXXVI. 364. 

655. 8 June 1821.—For raising £.13,000,000 by Annuities; 
£.12,500,000 in Great Britain and £.500,000 in Ireland, being 
£. 541,666. 13. 4. Irish Currency in Ireland; also stating the 
mode in which the said £.12,500,000 shall be paid into the Ex- 
chequer in Westminster, and the said £.541,666. 13. 4. into the 
Exchequer in Dublin ; to be applied to such Services as shall have 
been voted in this Session of Parliament; txxvi. 427, 428. 

656. For issuing and applying £.1,500,000 out of the Duties 
on Tea; Lxxvi. 428. 

657. For issuing and applying £.500,000 arising from the 
Pecuniary Indemnity payable by the French Government in 
virtue of the Treaty of 20 November 1815; txxvi. 428. 


658. For raising a Sum by way of Lotteries; txxvi. 428. 


659. For issuing and applying £.163,400 arisen from the Sale 
of Old Naval Stores; txxvi. 428. 


660. For issuing and applying £.81,630. 6. of the Surplus 
Grants of 1820; Lxxvi. 428. 


661. For raising £.29,000,000, by Exchequer Bills, for 1821 ; 
LXXVI. 428. 

662. For raising £.1,000,000, by Treasury Bills, for 1821; 
LXXVI. 428, 

663. For granting to His Majesty out of the Duties imposed 
by Act of this Session for continuing the Duties on Malt, Sugar, 
Tobacco and Snuff for 1821, &amp;c. such a Sum as will complete the 

Sum 








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(3.)\—Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and 
Means—Sess. 1821. [1° &amp; 2° Geo. 1V.]—continued. 


Grants, &amp;c. —continued. 


Sum of £.2,500,000, granted in the last Session out of the Excise 
Duties, and that the said Sum be issued and applied towards the 
Aids and Supplies granted for 1820; Lxxv1. 428. 


664. 23 June 1821.—For cancelling certain Stock, and that 
the Duties and Revenues which would have been applicable to the 
Payment of the Interest shall form part of the Consolidated Fund, 
for the purpose of defraying the Charge occasioned by the Additions 
to the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland in the 
present Session; Lxxvi. 465. 





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In Session 1822. [3° Geo. IV.] 


Grants, &amp;e.: 


665. 25 February 1822.—For further continuing the Duties 
upon Tobacco and Snuff, Pensions, Offices and Personal Estates ; 
and on Sugar, Foreign Spirits, and Sweets ; txxvit. 60. 


666. For raising £.20,000,000 by Exchequer Bills; rxxvu. 61. 


667. For applying £.4,000,000, part of the Sum remaining in 
the Exchequer, or remaining to be received on the 11 February 
1822, to complete the Aids granted in the last Session, for 1821 ; 
Lxxvil. 61. 

668. 2 July 1822.—For raising £.7,500,000 by Annuities, 
£.7,350,000 whereof in Great Britain, and £.150,000 British 
Currency, being £.162,500 Irish Currency, in Ireland; ixxvit. 
395. 

669. That the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National 
Debt of Great Britain and Ireland do pay into the Exchequer in 
England at several periods £.7,350,000, and into the Exchequer 
in Dublin £.150,000, being £.162,500 Irish ; txxvu. 395. 


670. For cancelling certain Stock,and the Duties and Reve- 
nues which would have been applicable to the Payment of the 
Interest shall form part of the Consolidated Fund for the pur- 
pose of defraying the Charge occasioned by the Additions to the 
Public Funded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland in the present 
Session; txxvu. 396. 

671. For cancelling certain Stock for the purpose of defraying 
the Charge occasioned by Act of the present Session, for appor- 
tioning the Burthen occasioned by the Military and Naval Pen- 
sions and Civil Superannuations, by vesting an equal Annuity in 
Trustees for the Payment thereof; txxvi1. 396. 


672. For issuing and applying the Sum of £.2,450,000, to be 
paid into the Exchequer, by virtue of Act of this Session for 
apportioning the Burthen occasioned by the Military and Naval 
Pensions, &amp;ec.; Lxxvit. 396. 


673. For issuing and applying £. 1,500,000, out of the Duties 
on Tea, granted by Act 59 Geo. III.; txxvi. 396. 


674. For raising a Sum by Lotteries; txxvu. 396. 


675. For issuing and applying any Sums which may have 
been, or which may be, paid into the Receipt of the Exchequer, 
before 5 April 1823, in respect of Exchequer Bills issued per Acts 
57 Geo. III. to authorize the issue of Exchequer Bills for Public 
Works and Fisheries; txxvu. 396. 


676. For applying the Sum of £. 151,000, arising from the Sale 
of Old Naval and Victualling Stores; rxxvir. 396. 


677. For applying part of the Balance remaining in the Ex- 
chequer of Unclaimed Dividends ; txxvu. 396. 


678. That in consideration of the extinction of all Claims be- 
tween the Public and the East India Company on the 30th day of 
April 1822 and of the payment by the said Company of the Sum 
hereinafter mentioned, it is expedient that the said Company 
should, from and after the 5th day of July 1822, be relieved from 
all further charge of the Loan of £.2,500,000 to the said Com- 
pany in the year 1812, the unredeemed part whereof amounted in 
value, on the Ist day of June last, to the Sum of £. 1,857,322; 
and that all the future Charges of the said Loan should be defrayed 
out of the Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom of Great 
Britain and Ireland; and that of the Sum of £. 557,322, being the 
difference between the value of the said Stock and the Sum of 
£.1,300,000 due from the Public to the said Company, on the 
final settlement of their Accounts, to the 30th day of April 1822, 
the Sum of £.27,705 shall be paid as heretofore, by the said Com- 
pany, to the Accounts of the Commissioners for the Reduction of 
the National Debt, and the Sum of £. 529,617 be applied towards 
making good the Supply granted to His Majesty; txxvu. 396. 


679. That the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National 
Debt be authorized and required to pay to the Governor and 


GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and 


Means—Sess. 1822. [3° Geo. IV.]—continued. 
Grants, &amp;c.—continued. 


Company of the Bank of England the Quarterly Sum of £.340,000, 
in discharge of Exchequer Bills issued to the said Company, as a 


security for Sums advanced for paying off £.5 per Cent. Annui- 
ties; Lxxvur. 396. 


680. 25 July 1822.—For raising £.16,500,000, by Exchequer 
Bills, for 1822; txxvi. 460. 


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In Session 1823. [4° Geo. IV.] 
Grants, ke. : 
681. 23 February 1823.—For raising £.20,000,000, by Ex- 
chequer Bills, for 1823; txxvutt. 63. 


682. For applying £.3,000,000, now remaining in the Ex- 
chequer, to complete the Aids granted in the last Session, for the 
Service of 1823; Ltxxvu1l. 63. 


683. For continuing the Duties on Tobacco and Snuff; on 
Pensions, Offices and Personal Estates ; on Sugar, Foreign Spirits 
and Sweets; and on Brandy and other Spirits; txxvim. 63. 


684. 17 March 1823.—For issuing and applying the Sum of 
£. 59,192. 16. 63. out of the Money in the Exchequer, applicable 
to the Service of 1817 and 1818; Lxxvuir. 129. 


685. For issuing and applying the Sum of £. 469,047. 17. 10}. 
out of the Money in the Exchequer, or remaining to be received 


on account of the Supplies granted in 1817, 1818, 1820, 1821 and 
18225 LXXvIII. 129. 


686. For issuing and applying £. 4,800,000, to be paid into the 
Exchequer at Westminster, per Act of last Session, for apportion- 
ing the Burthen occasioned by the Military and Naval Pensions, 
and Civil Superannuations ; txxvum. 129. 


687. For issuing and applying any Sum or Sums of Money 
which may have been or which may be paid into the Receipt of 
the Exchequer, before the 6th day of April 1824, in respect of 
Exchequer Bills issued pursuant to Two Acts of the 57th year of 
His late Majesty, to authorize the issue of Exchequer Bills for 


carrying on Public Works and Fisheries in the United Kingdom; 
LXXVIII. 129, 


688. For issuing and applying such part of the Balance re- 
maining in the Exchequer, or which may be paid into the same, by 
the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, on or before 
the 5th day of April 1824, pursuant to an Act of the 56th of His 
late Majesty ; provided that if at any time the said Balance shall 
be reduced to a less Sum than £. 100,000, then so much of the 
Monies advanced by the said Governor and Company shall be 
repaid to them, as shall be equal to the Sum by which the said 
Balance shall be less than £. 100,000 ; Lxxvirr. 129. 

689. For issuing and applying from time to time out of the 
growing Produce of the Consolidated Fund of the United King- 
dom of Great Britain and Ireland, arising after the 5th day of 
April 1823, the Sum of £. 8,700,000, being the estimated amount 
of the surplus of the future Income of the said Fund over the 
Annual Charge thereon; txxvuit. 129. 

690. 24 June 1823.—For raising a Sum by Lotteries; txxvit. 
423. 

691. For raising £. 14,700,000, by Exchequer Bills; txxvutt. 
423. 

692. 30 June 1823.—For issuing and applying any Sum paid 
into the Exchequer by the East India Company towards the Ex- 
pense of Half-pay, Pensions, &amp;c., in pursuance of Act of this 
Session; txxvi. 441. 








In Session 1824. [5° Geo. IV.] 
Grants, &amp;e.: 

693. 16 February 1824.—For continuing the Duties on Tobacco 
and Snuff; txxrx. 40. 

694. For raising Four Shillings in the Pound on Pensions, 
Offices and Personal Estates; Lxx1x. 40. 

695. For continuing the Duties on Foreign Spirits and Sweets; 
LXXIx. 40. 

696. For raising £. 15,000,000, by Exchequer Bills, for 1824 ; 
LXXxIx. 40. 

697. For applying £. 2,000,000, part of the Sum now remaining 
in the Exchequer, or remaining to be received on the 9th February 
1824, to complete the Aids granted in the last Session for 1823, 
for the Service of 1824; Lxxrx, 40. 





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Means-—Sess, 1824. [5° Geo. 4.]—continued. 
Grants, &amp;c.—continued. 

698. For issuing and applying £.4,620,000, to be paid into 
the Exchequer at Westminster, per Acts of last Session, for ap- 
portioning the Burthen occasioned by the Military and Naval 
Pensions and Civil Superannuations ; LXx1x. 40. 

699. For applying £.60,000 to be paid into the Exchequer, 
by the East India Company, towards the Expense of Half-pay, 


Pensions, &amp;c. ; Lxxrx. 40. 





700. For issuing and applying any Sum or Sums of Money 
which may have been or which may be paid into the Receipt of the 
Exchequer, before the 5th day of April 1825, in respect of Exche- 
quer Bills issued pursuant to two Acts of the 57th year of His late 
Majesty, to authorize the issue of Exchequer Bills for carrying 
on Public Works and Fisheries in the United Kingdom; txxix. 
40, 

701. For issuing and applying such part of the Balance re- 
maining in the Exchequer, or which may be paid into the same, by 
the Governor and Company of the Bank of England on or before 
5th April 1825, pursuant to Act 56 Geo. III.; uxxrx. 40. 


702. 9 March 1824.—For further continuing the Duties on 
Sugar; Lxxix. 138. 

703. 10 May 1824.—For raising £.15,000,000, by Exche- 
quer Bills, for 1824; uxxrx. 343. 

704. For applying £. 41,597, being the Surplus of Grants for 
1823; Lxx1x. 343. 


705. For applying £.14,600,000, arisen or to arise out of the 
Surplus of the Consolidated Fund; txxrx. 343. 





In Session 1825. 
Grants, &amp;c.: 
706. 21 February 1825.—For raising £. 20,000,000 by Ex- 
chequer Bills, for 1825; txxx. 104. 


[6° Geo. IV.] 


707. For issuing and applying £.500,000, part of the Sum 
remaining in the Exchequer, or remaining to be received on 31 
January 1825, to complete the Aids for 1821, 1822, 1823 and 
1824, for the Service of 1825; txxx. 104. 


708. For issuing and applying £, 4,470,370, to be paid into the 
Exchequer, pursuant to Acts 3and 4 Geo. IV., by the Trustees 
of Military and Naval Pensions; rxxx. 104. 


709. For issuing and applying £. 60,000, to be paid by the East 
e India Company, towards the Expense of Retiring Pay, Pensions 
and Allowances, in pursuance of Act 4 Geo. IV.; txxx. 104. 


710. For issuing and applying any Sums paid into the Exche- 
quer before 5 April 1826, in respect of Exchequer Bills issued 
pursuant to Acts authorizing the issue of Exchequer Bills for the 
earrying on Public Works and Fisheries inthe United Kingdom; 
LXxx. 104. 


711. For issuing and applying such part of the Balance re- 
maining in the Exchequer, or which may be advanced or paid into 
the same by the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, 
on or before 5 April 1826, pursuant to Act 56 Geo. 1II.; txxx. 
104. 

712. 1 March 1825.—For issuing and applying £. 10,500,000, 
out of the Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom of Great 


Britain and Ireland; txxx. 145. 





713. 9 March 1825.—That the Duties on Sugar in Ireland 
should cease and determine; txxx. 181. For charging 
certain other Duties on Sugar; txxx. 181.——For raising Four 
Shillings in the Pound on Pensions, Offices and Personal Estates 
in England, &amp;c.; uxxx. 181. 





714. 6 June 1825.—For raising £.10,500,000 by Exchequer 
Bills for 1825; wxxx. 501.——~For issuing and applying 


£.439,166. 9. 103., being the Surplus of Grants for 1825; ixxx. 
501. 











In Session 1826. 
Grants, &amp;c. : 
715, 16 February 1826.—For applying £. 3,500,000, a part of 
the Sum remaining in the Exchequer, or remaining to be received 
on 30 January 1826, for completing Aids; txxx1. 62. 


(7° Geo. IV.) 












: 716. For issning and applying part of the Balance remaining 
in the Exchequer, or which may be advanced by the Bank under 
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(3.)\—Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and 
Means—Sess. 1826. [7° Geo. IV.]—continued. 
Grants, &amp;c.—continued. 

717. For issuing and applying any Sum or Sums of Money 
which may have been or which may be paid into the Exchequer 
before 5 April 1827, in respect of Exchequer Bills issued per 
Act 57 Geo. III. for Public Works; Lxxx1. 62. 

718. For issuing and applying £. 4,320,000, to be paid into 
the Exchequer on account of Military and Naval Pensions ; 
LXXXI. 62. 

719. For raising £. 10,000,000 by Exchequer Bills for 1826 ; 
LXXXI. 62. 

720. For issuing and applying £. 60,000 on account of East 
India Half-pay ; txxx1. 62. 

721. For issuing and applying £. 5,000,000 out of the Con- 
solidated Fund; txxx1. 62. 

722. 14 March 1826.—For raising Four Shillings in the Pound 
upon Pensions, Offices and Personal Estates; 1xxx1. 167. 

723. 18 April 1826.—For funding £.8,000,000 of Exchequer 
Bills; txxx1. 256. 

724. 20 April 1826.—For issuing and applying £. 8,600,000 
out of the Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom; xxx. 
267. 

725. For raising £.13,200,000 by Exchequer Bills; ixxxt. 
267. 

726. For issuing and applying £. 257,931. 13. 1., being Surplus 
of Grants for 1825; Lxxx1. 267. 





In Session 1826-7. 
Grants, &amp;e. : 

727. 2 December 1826.—For applying £.5,000,000, part of 
the Sum now in the Exchequer, to complete Aids granted for 
1826, for the Service of 1827; Lxxxm. 55. 

728. For raising £.10,000,000 by Exchequer Bills; txxxt. 
55. 

729. 12 March 1827.—For further continuing the Duties on 
Sugars; Lxxxu. 307. 

730. 13 March 1827.—For continuing the Duty of Four Shil- 
lings in the Pound, on Pensions, Offices and Personal Estates ; 
LXXx1I. 312. 

731. 27 March 1827.—For issuing and applying £.60,000, to 
be paid into the Exchequer by the East India Company towards 
the Expenses of Retiring Pay, Pensions and Allowances ; txxxu. 
365. 

732. For issuing and applying £. 4,155,000 by the Trustees of 
Military and Naval Pensions and Civil Superannuations ; Lxxxu11. 
365. 

733. 7 June 1827.—For raising £. 13,800,000 by Exchequer 
Bills; uxxxu. 530. 

734. For issuing and applying the Sum of £.11,600,000 out of 
the Consolidated Fund; ixxx11. 530. 

735. For issuing and applying £. 81,754. 1., being the Surplus 
Grants for the Year 1826; txxxtt. 530. 

736. For issuing and applying any Sum or Sums which may 
have been or which may he paid into the Exchequer before 5 April 
1828, in respect of Exchequer Bills issued pursuant to Act 57 
Geo. III. to authorize the issue of Exchequer Bills for Public 
Works; ixxxu. 530, 

737. For issuing and applying part of the Balance remaining 
in the Exchequer, or which may be advanced by the Bank under 
Act 56 Geo. IIT.; txxxir. 530. 

738. For issuing and applying £.5,936. 3. 73., which has been 
directed to be issued to sundry Persons previously to 5 January 
1820, and which now remains as Out Cash, and cannot be claimed ; 
LXXXII. 530. 

739. For issuing and applying £. 354. 0. 8., remaining in the 
Exchequer on the 5th January 1827, charged upon the Consoli- 
dated Fund, which cannot be claimed; txxx11. 530. 


740. 11 June 1827.—For raising £. 500,000 by Exchequer 
Bills; wxxxir. 542. 


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In Session 1828. 
Grants, &amp;c. : 
741. 9 February 1828.—For raising £.12,000,000 by Ex- 
chequer Bills for 1828; txxxu11. 29. 
742. For applying £.5,000,000, now in the Exchequer, or 
remaining to be received, to complete the Aids granted for 1827, 
to the Service of 1828; uxxxumt. 29. 


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(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and 
Means—Sess. 1828. [9° Geo. IV.]—continued. 


Grants, &amp;c.—continued. 


743. 10 March 1828.—For continuing the Duty of Four Shil- 
lings in the Pound on Pensions, Offices and Personal Estates ; 
LXXXILI. 152. 

744. For issuing and applying part of the Balance remaining 
in the Exchequer, or which may be advanced by the Bank 
under Act 56 Geo. III.; txxxmt. 152. 

745. For issuing and applying any Sum or Sums of Money 
which may have been or which may be paid into the Exchequer 
before the 5 April 1829, in respect of Exchequer Bills issued 
pursuant to Act 57 Geo. III. for Public Works; txxxu1. 152. 


746. For issuing and applying £.60,000, to be paid into the 
Exchequer by the East India Company, towards the Expenses of 
Retiring Pay, Pensions and Allowances; Lxxx11I. 152. 


747. 25 March 1828.—For issuing and applying £.2,134,630 
to be paid into the Exchequer by the Trustees of Military and 
Naval Pensions and Civil Superannuations; txxx11. 201. 

748. 22 April 1828.—For issuing and applying £. 4,000,000 
out of the Consolidated Fund ; txxxu1. 261. 


749. 30 May 1828.—For issuing and applying £.352,050. 8. 7}., 
being the Surplus of Grants for the Years 1823, 1824, 1825, 1826 
and 1827; Lxxxi11. 387. 

750. 10 June 1828.—For further continuing the Duties on 
Sugar; Lxxxil. 422. 

751. 12 July 1828.—For issuing and applying £. 3,012,650 
out of the Ways and Means in the Exchequer, or to be raised on 
the 5 January 1828, for the Service of 1827; txxxr11. 527. 


752. For issuing and applying £. 6,190,000 out of the Consoli- 
dated Fund; txxxut. 527. 


753. For raising £. 16,046,800 by Exchequer Bills; txxx11. 
527. 








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in Session 1829. [10° Geo. 1V.] 


Grants, &amp;c. : 


754. 19 February 1829.—For applying £. 4,000,000, now in 
the Exchequer, to complete Aids granted for 1828; txxxiv. 61. 


755. For issuing and applying £. 4,000,000 out of the Conso- 
lidated Fund of the United Kingdom; .xxxiv. 61. 


756. For issuing and applying £. 60,000, to be paid into the 
Exchequer by the East India Company, towards the Expenses of 
Retiring Pay, Pensions and Allowances; Lxxxiv. 61. 


757. For issuing and applying any Sum or Sums which may 
have been or which may be paid into the Exchequer before the 
5 April 1830, in respect of Exchequer Bills issued pursuant to 
Acts 57 Geo. III., for carrying on Public Works; txxxuv. 61. 


758. For issuing and applying part of the Balance remaining 
in the Exchequer, or which may be advanced by the Bank under 
Act 56 Geo. III.; txxxiv. 61. 


759. For continuing the Duty of Four Shillings in the Pound 
on Pensions, Offices and Personal Estates; txxxiv. 61. 


760. 3 March 1829.—For raising £. 12,000,000 by Exchequer 
Bills for the Service of 1829 ; txxxrv. 100. 


761. 11 May 1829.—For raising £.13,438,800 by Exchequer 
Bills; uxxxiv. 284. 

762. For issuing and applying £. 506,212. 2. 8}., being the 
Surplus of Grants for the Years 1823, 1824, 1825, 1826, 1827 and 
1828; LXxxIv. 284. 


763. For issuing and applying £. 10,700,000 out of the Conso- 
lidated Fund; cxxxrv. 284. 


764. For further continuing the Duties on Sugar; txxxuv. 
284. 


765. For funding £.3,000,000 of Exchequer Bills; txxxiv. 
284, 








In Session 1830. [11° Geo. IV. and 1° Gul. IV.} 


Grants, &amp;c. : 


766. 22 February 1830.—For applying £. 2,500,000, part of 
the Sum now in the Exchequer, to complete Aids granted for 
1829 to the Service of 1830; Lxxxv. 90, 


767. For issuing and applying £.4,000,000 out of the Conso- 


lidated Fund of the United Kingdom ; txxxv, 90. 


768. 2 March 1830.—For raising £. 12,000,000 by Exchequer 
Bills for the Service of 1830; Lxxxv. 1238. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and 
Means—Sess. 1830. [11° Geo. IV. &amp; 1° Gul. IV.]—cont?. 


Grants, &amp;c.—continued. 


769. For issuing and applying any Sum or Sums which may 
have been or which may be paid into the Exchequer before the 
5 April 1831, in respect of Exchequer Bills issued pursuant to 
Two Acts of the 57 Geo. III. for carrying on Public Works and 
Fisheries ; rxxxv. 123. 


770. For issuing and applying part of the Balance remaining 
in the Exchequer, or which may be advanced by the Bank under 
Act 56 Geo. III.; uxxxv. 123. 


771. For issuing and applying £.60,000, to be paid into the 
Exchequer by the East India Company towards the Expenses of 
Retiring Pay, Pensions and Allowances ; txxxv. 123. 


772. For issuing and applying £.80,528. 17. 4., being the 
Surplus of Grants for the Years 1823, 1824, 1825, 1826, 1827, 
1828 and 1829; txxxv. 124. 


773. 8 March 1830.—For continuing the Duty of Four Shil- 
lings in the Pound en Pensions, Offices and Personal Estates ; 
LXxxv. 150. 

774. 7 June 1830.—For issuing and applying the further Sum 
of £. 4,000,000 out of the Consolidated Fund of the United King- 
dom; Lxxxv. 524. 

775. 1 July 1830.—For charging certain Duties on Sugar and 
Molasses, and continuing certain Bounties; txxxv. 604. 


776. For raising £. 13,607,600 by Exchequer Bills for the 
Service of 1830; txxxv. 604. 


777. +3 July 1830.—For granting a further Sum of £. 1,500,000 
out of the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund; ixxxv. 613. 


778. 23 November 1830.—For issuing and applying £.3,000,000 
out of the Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom; itxxxv1. 
130. 

779. 14 December.—For issuing and applying £.1,850,000 
out of the Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom ; ixxxv1. 
173. 

780. 17 February 1831.—For raising £.12,000,000 by Ex- 
chequer Bills for the Service of 1831 ; txxxvi. 263. 


781. For applying £.2,000,000, part of the Sum now in the 
Exchequer, to complete Aids granted for 1830 to the Service of 
1831; Lxxxvi. 263. . 

782. For issuing and applying £. 60,000, to be paid into the 
Exchequer by the East India Company, towards the Expenses of 
Retiring Pay, Pensions and Allowances; txxxvi. 263. 


783. For issuing and applying any Sum or Sums of Money, 
which may have been or which may be paid into the Exchequer 
before 5 April 1832, in respect of Exchequer Bills issued pursuant 
to Two Acts of the 57 Geo. III., for carrying on Public Works 
and Fisheries; txxxv1. 263. 


784. 21 February.—For issuing and applying £.5,000,000 
out of the Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom; txxxv1. 
280. 

785. For issuing and applying the Balance remaining in the 
Exchequer, or which may be paid by the Bank, pursuant to Act 
56 Geo. III.; txxxvi. 286. 


786. For continuing the Duties of Four Shillings in the Pound 
on Pensions, Offices and Personal Estates; txxxvi. 280. 


787. 14 March.—For continuing the several Duties on Sugar 
and Molasses, and the Bounties granted thereon; Lxxxvi. 375. 








In Session 1881. [1° &amp; 2° Gul. IV.] 


Grants, &amp;e. : 


788. 28 July 1831.—For raising the Sum of £.13,616,400, by 
Exchequer Bills, for the Service of 1831; txxxv1. 708. 

789. For issuing and applying the Sum of £.93,561. 17. 0j., 
being the Surplus of the Ways and Means granted for the Years 
1823, 1825, 1826, 1827, 1828, 1829 and 1830; Lxxxvi. 708. 


790. 9 September.—For applying the Sum of £.8,000,000 out 
of the Consolidated Fund; txxxvi. 833. 


791. 4 October.—For issuing the further Sum of £.1,800,000 
out of the Consolidated Fund ; tx xxvi. 889. 











In Session 1831-32. [2° &amp; 3° Gul. IV.] 


Grants, &amp;c. : 


792. 9 February.—For applying £.3,000,000, now in the 
Exchequer, to complete the Aids granted for 1831 ; Lxxxvut. 87. 
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(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and 
Means—Sess. 1831-32. [2° &amp; 3° Gul. IV.]}—continued. 


Grants, &amp;c.—continued. 


793. For issuing and applying part of the Balance remaining 
in the Exchequer, or which may be advanced by the Bank of 
England under Act 56 Geo. III.; txxxvut. 87. 

794. For continuing the Duty of Four Shillings in the 
Pound on Pensions, Offices and Personal Estates; txxxvit. 87. 

795. For issuing and applying any Sum or Sums which may 
have been or which may be paid into the Exchequer before 
5 April 1833, in respect of Exchequer Bills issued pursuant to 
Acts 57 Geo. III. and 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV., for carrying on Public 
Works and Fisheries ; txxxvut. 87. 

796. For issuing and applying £.60,000 on account of East 
India Half Pay; rxxxvu. 87. 

797. For raising £. 12,000,000 by Exchequer Bills, for the 
Service of 1832; Lxxxvit. 87. 

798. 9 March—That the several Duties on Sugar and 
Molasses, imposed by an Act of the first year of His present 
Majesty, and the Bounties granted thereon, be further continued 
until 10 October 1832; txxxvmi. 179. 

799. 26 March.—For applying the Sum of £. 3,000,000 out of 
the Consolidated Fund; txxxvit. 225. 

800. 4 June.—For applying the Sum of £. 4,000,000 out of the 
Consolidated Fund ; txxxvit. 372. 

801. 28 July.—For continuing the several Duties on Sugar 
and Molasses, and all the Bounties allowed thereon, until 5 April 
18335 LXXXVII. 533. 

802, For issuing the Sum of £. 8,450,000 out of the Consoli- 
dated Fund; 1xxxvit. 533. 

803. For issuing and applying the Sum of £. 1,471,333. 2. 9 3., 
being the Surplus of Ways and Means granted for the Years 1823, 
1825, 1826, 1827, 1828, 1829, 1830 and 1831; Lxxxvit. 533. 

804. For raising the Sum of £.13,896,600 by Exchequer 
Bills; uxxxvit. 533. 





In Session 1833. [3° &amp; 4° Gul. IV.] 


Grants, &amp;e.: 


805. 7 March.—For continuing the several Duties on Sugar 
and Molasses imposed by an Act of the first year of His present 
Majesty, and the Bounties allowed thereon ; Lxxxvit. 149. 


806. For continuing the Duty of Four Shillings in the Pound 
on Pensions, Offices and Personal Estates ; txxxvutt. 149. 

807. For raising £.12,000,000 by Exchequer Bills for the 
Service of 18333; txxxvii1. 149. 

808. For issuing and applying any Sum or Sums which may 
have been or which may be paid into the Exchequer, before 
5 April 1834, in respect of Exchequer Bills issued pursuant to 
Acts 57 Geo. III., and 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV., for carrying on Public 
Works, &amp;e.; txxxvin. 149. 

809. For applying £.3,000,000 now in the Exchequer to 
complete the Aids granted for 1832; Lxxxvuil. 149. 

810. For issuing and applying £.60,000 on account of East 
India Half Pay; rxxxviit. 149. 


811. 7 March.—For issuing and applying part of the Balance 
remaining in the Exchequer, or which may be advanced by the 
Bank under Act 56 Geo. III.; txxxvim. 149. 

812. 21 May.—For issuing and applying £. 6,000,000 out of 
the Consolidated Fund ; txxxvitt. 420. 

813. 13 June—For raising £. 15,752,650 by Exchequer Bills, 
for the Service of the Year 1833; txxxvim. 486. 

814. 20 August.— For issuing and applying the Sum of 
£. 6,000,000 out of the Consolidated Fund; txxxvis. 700, 








In Session 1834. [4° &amp; 5° Gul. IV.] 


Grants, &amp;e. : 


815. 17 February.—For raising £. 14,000,000 by Exchequer 
Bills for the Service of 1834; Ltxxx1x, 35. 

816. For applying £.3,000,000 now in the Exchequer to 
complete the Aids granted for the Service of 1834 ; txxxrx. 36. 

817. For issuing and applying any Sum or Sums which may 
have been or which may be paid into the Exchequer, before 
5 April 1835, in respect of Exchequer Bills issued pursuant to 


Acts 57 Geo. III., and 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV., for carrying on Public 
Works, &amp;e.; .xxx1x. 36. 





(3.)—Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and 
Means—Sess..1834. [4° &amp; 5° Gul. 1V.]—continued. 


Grants, &amp;c.—continued. 


818. For issuing and applying £. 60,000, on account of East 
India Half ‘Pay; cxxxrx. 36. 


819. For issuing and applying part of the Balance remaining 
in the Exchequer, or which may be paid into the same by the 
Governor and Company of the Bank of England, under Act 
56 Geo. III.; txxxrx. 36. 


820. 3 March.—That the several Duties on Sugar and 
Molasses, imposed by an Act of the first year of the reign of 
His present Majesty, and the Bounties allowed thereon, be further 
continued; Lxxx1x. 83. 

821. 17 March.—For issuing £.7,000,000 out of the Consoli- 
dated Fund; txxx1x. 131. 

822. 18 March.—That the Duties payable on Pensions and 
Offices be further continued ; Lxxxrx. 135. 

823. 26 July.—For raising £. 14,384,700 by Exchequer Bills ; 
LXXXIx. 530. 

824. For issuing and applying £. 4,250,000 out of the Con- 
solidated Fund; txxx1x. 530. 

825. For issuing and applying £. 562,162. 11. 3}3., being the 
Surplus Ways and Means granted for 1825, 1826, 1827, 1828, 
1829, 1830, 1831, 1832-3 and 1833-4; Lxxx1x. 530. 








In Session 1835. 


(5° &amp; 6° Gul. IV.) 


Grants, &amp;e.: 


826. 10 March—For raising £. 15,000,000 by Exchequer 
Bills; xc. 97. 

827. For issuing and applying any Sum or Sums which may 
have been or which may be paid into the Exchequer, before 
5 April 1836, in respect of Exchequer Bills issued pursuant to 
certain Acts for carrying on Public Works and Fisheries; xc. 
97. 

828. For applying £.2,000,000, part of the Sum now in the 
Exchequer, or remaining to be received, to complete’ the Aids 
granted for the Service of the Years 1833 and 1834, to the Service 
of the Year 1835; xc. 97. 


829. For issuing and applying £.60,000 to be paid into the 
Exchequer on account of the East India Half Pay; xc. 97. 


830. For issuing and applying the Balance remaining in the 
Exchequer, or which may be paid into the same by the Governor 
and Company of the Bank of England, under Act 56 Geo. III. ; 
xc. 97. 

831. 22 May.—For granting £.8,000,000 out of the Con- 
solidated Fund; xc. 280. 


832. 22 June.—For further continuing the Duties on Sugar 
and Molasses, and the Bounties allowed thereon ; xc. 370. 

833. 15 August—For raising £. 13,521,550 by Exchequer 
Bills; xc. 552. 

834. For issuing £. 3,147,000 out of the Consolidated Fund ; 
xc. 552. 

835. For issuing and applying £. 389,980. 12. 7., being the 


Surplus of Ways and Means granted for the Service of any pre- 
ceding Years; xc. 552. 











In Session 1836. [6° &amp; 7° Gul. IV.] 


Grants, &amp;c.: 


836. 15 February.—For raising £.15,000,000 by Exchequer 
Bills; xc1. 36. 


837. For issuing and applying any Sum or Sums which may 
have been or which may be paid into the Exchequer, before 
5 April 1837, in respect of Exchequer Bills issued pursuant to 
certain Acts authorizing the Issue of Exchequer Bills for carrying 
on Public Works and Fisheries; xc1. 36. 


838. For applying £.2,000,000, a part of the Sum now re- 
maining in the Exchequer, or remaining to be received to complete 
the Aids granted for the Service of the Year 1835-6; xc1. 36. 


839. For issuing and applying £.60,000, to be paid into the 
Exchequer by the East India Company on account of East India 
Half Pay; xc. 36. 


840. For issuing and applying the Balance now in the Exche- 
quer, or which may be paid into the same by the Governor and 
Company of the Bank of England, on or before 5 April 1837, 
pursuant to Act 56 Geo. III.; xc. 36. 


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II. Committee of Ways and Means—continued. 


(3})—Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and 
Means—Sess. 1836. [6° &amp; 7° Gul. TV.]continued. 


“Grants, &amp;c.—continued. 
841. For continuing the Duties upon Pensions and Offices, | 


and for making the same perpetual; xcr. 36. 


842. 13 May—For granting £,8;000,000 out of the Consoli- 


dated Fund; xc1. 360. 


843. 23.June.—For granting certain Duties on Sugar imported 
into the United Kingdom; xc1. 548. 


844. 11 August.—For raising £. 14,007,950 by Exchequer 


Bills; xc1. 781. 


845. For issuing £.4,000,000 out ‘of the ‘Consolidated Fund ; 
xc. 781. 








In Session 1837. [7° &amp; 8° Gul. IV. and 1° Vict. ] 


Grants, ke. : 


846. 14 March—For applying £.2,000;000, a part of the 
Sums now remaining in the Exchequer, or remaining to be re- 


ceived, to complete the Aids granted for the Service of 1836, and 
of antecedent Years; xcr1. 168. 


847. 13 April—For granting £. 8,000,000 out of the Conso- 
lidated Fund; xcu. 260. 


848. 19 May.—For raising £.11,000,000 by Exchequer 
Bills; xcu. 388. 


849. That the Sum of £.60,000 to be amnually paid into the 
Exchequer by the East India Company, on account of East India 
Half Pay, be carried to and made part of the Consolidated Fund ; 
XCII. 388. 

650. That the Balance now in the Exchequer, or which may 
hereafter be paid into the same by the Governor and Company of 
the Bank of England, pursuant to Act 56 Geo. III., be carried to 
and made part of the Consolidated Fund; xcu. 388. 


851. That any Sum or Sums which may have been, since 
5 April 1837, or which may be hereafter paid into the Exchequer, 
in respect of Exchequer Bills issued pursuant to certain Acts, 
authorizing the Issue of Exchequer Bills for carrying on Public 
Works and Fisheries, and for the Relief of Persons who sustained 
Losses in the West Indies, be ¢atried to and made part of the 
Consolidated Fund; xcit. 388. 


852. 24 June—For farther continuing the Duties on Sugar ; 
xc. 501. 


853. 1 July.—For raising £. 13,623,300 by Exchequer Bills ; 
xc. 575. 


854. 4 July.—For issuing £. 5,220,000 out of the Consolidated 
Fund; xcr1. 591. 








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'(4.) Proceedings of the House‘upon the Resolutions 

of the Committee of Ways and Means : 

855. Resolutions Yeported ‘dnd ‘teadl’;some read a Second Time 
and agreed to; some ‘téad a Second Time ‘dnd ‘postponed, and 
Bills ordered upon the Resolutions agreed to; ‘uxxrx. 41. 

856. Reported, and ‘read; red a Second Time, and re-com- 
mitted ; txxxv. 598, 599. 

857. ‘Reported; read; entered; ohe read 2°; Amendment 
proposed, ‘but ‘not made; Resolution agreed to; the subsequent 
Resolutions read a Second Time; agreéd to, and Bills ordered 
upon some, and other Bills upon other Resoliitions; uxxxv. 604. 
—IXXXVHI. 149. 

858. Reported ; read ; entered; read a Second Time and agreed 
to, and Bills ordered; xc. 370.—xcir. 168. And Bill ordered 
upon one, and another Bill upon others; xc. 553. And Bills 
ordered upon some, and Instructions given upon others; xcu. 
389. 

859. Reported; read, and agreed to, and entered; .xxx1. 
168. And entered, and Bills ordered; ixxv. 266.—LXxxvi. 
65.—LXXVII, 61—LXXVIII. 63.—LXXXI. 62.—LxXxXxIl. 55, 
—LXXXIII, 29.—LXXXIV. 62,.—-LXXXV. 124,.——-LXxXXVI. 263. 
—LXXXVIIl, 87.—LXXXVIII. 700.—Lxxxix. 36. And Bills 
ordered upon some, and other Bills upon other Resolutions ; 
LXXIX. 343.—LXXX. 104.—LXxXXII. 531.—xc. 97.—xcI. 36. 
And Bills ordered upon some, and Instructions to Gentlemen 
already appointed to prepare and bring in, or to Committees on 
Bills of Supply to make Provision accordingly, upon others ; 
LXxxv1.280. And Instructions to Gentlemen appointed to pre- 
pare and bring in, or to Committees on Bills of Supply to make 
Provision accordingly; LXXXII, 812,—-LXXXII1, 201.—LXXXVI. 
833. 

860. Resolutions postponed, and ordered to be taken into 
further Consideration on a future Day ; Lxx1x. 40. 


861. Postponed Resolutions taken into farther Consideration ; 
Read a Second Time and agreed to; Entered, and Instructions to 
Gentlemen appointed to bring in Bills; txxrx. 139. 


862. Resolutions re-committed; txxxv. 598, 599. 


863. Amendments proposed, but not made, to Resolutions ; 
LXXXVv, 604.—LxxXxvill. 149. 

864. Resolutions before agreed to, read, and Bills ordered ; 
LXXVII. 67.———And Instructions to the Gentlemen who had 
been ordered to prepare and bring in Bills upon the same, to make 
further Provision; ixxvit. 67. 

865. Resolutions read upon Motion, and entered; Order for 
bringing in a Bill upon the same read and discharged, and Bill 
ordered to be brought in upon each of the said Resolutions ; txxvit. 
425. 

866. Resolution of a Committee of Ways and Means (15 March 
1800) referred to a Select Committee ; txxx1x. 135. 





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III. Bills of Supply, and Proceedings thereon : 


(1.)—Bills of Supply—relative to— 


(1.)—Bills of Supply—(continued)—relative to— 
Annual Duties :—See infra, 979. 


Appropriations — continued. 


Aeeiliien 875. For applying certain Sums for the Service of the Year 


Appropriations : 


867. For raising the Sum of £.5,000,000 by Annuities; Or- 
dered, txxv. 303. Presented, 308. nk. a. 341. 

868. For raising a Loan of £.12,000,000 from the Commis- 
sioners for the Reduction of the National Debt; Ordered, tx xv. 
333. Presented; printed; 340, . a. 874. 

869. For raising a Loan of £.13,000,000 from the Commis- 
sioners for the Reduction of the National Debt; Ordered, uxxvu. 
428. Presented, 432. r.a. 492. 

870. For authorizing the Commissioners for the Reduction of 
the National Debt to discharge Exchequer Bills, issued to pay 
Five per Cent. Annuities ; Ordered, txxvi1. 397. Presented, 405. 
Rn. A. 446. 

871. For raising a Loan of £.7,500,000 from the Commissioners 


for the Reduction of the National Debt; Ordered, Lx xvit. 397. 
Presented, 405. n. a. 446, 


872. For applying certain Monies therein mentioned for 1820 ; 
Ordered, txxv. 254. Presented, 261. n.a. 341. 


873. For applying certain Monies therein mentioned for 1820 ; 
Ordered, txxv. 883. Presented, 415. Instruction to receive a 
Clause of Appropriation, 432. rR. a. 467. 


874. For applying certain Monies therein mentioned for the 


Service of the Year 1821; Ordered, rxxvn. 65. Presented, 69. 
R.A. 102, 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


1821; Ordered, txxvi. 428. Presented; printed; 441. Instruc- 
tion to receive Clauses of Credit and Appropriation, 490. R.A. 505. 


876. For applying certain Monies therein mentioned for the 
Service of 1822; Ordered, txxvit. 67. Presented, 67. R.A. 94. 


877. For applying certain Monies therein mentioned for the 
Service of the Year 1822; Ordered, txxvu. 397. Presented, 430. 
Instruction to receive Clauses of Credit and Appropriation, 468. 
R.A. 487. 

878. For applying certain Monies therein mentioned for the 
Service of 1823; Ordered, txxvu1. 63. Presented, 70.  R. a. 
186. 

879. For granting and applying certain Sums of Money for 
the Service of the Year 1823; Ordered, xxvii. 129. Presented, 
150. Rm. a. 273. 

880. For raising £.14,700,000 by Exchequer Bills; Ordered, 
Lxxvill. 423. Presented, 425. Instructions for issuing and apply- 
ing a certain Sum towards the Expense of Half-pay, Pensions, 
&amp;c., and to receive a Clause of Appropriation, 448. R. a. 485. 

881. For granting and applying certain Sums of Money for 
1824; Ordered, txxrx. 40. Presented, 56. . a. 123. 

882. For applying the Surplus of Grants and of the Consoli- 
dated Fund ; Ordered, rxx1x. 343. Presented, 350. R. A, 427. 

883. To raise the Sum of £. 15,000,000 by Exchequer Bills; 
Ordered, txx1x. 343. Presented, 383. Instruction to receive a 

Clause of Appropriation, 390. &amp;. a. 589. 
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III. Bills of Supply, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


(1.)—Bills of Supply—(continued)—relative to— 


Appropriations—continued. 
884. For applying and granting certain Sums of Money for the 
Year 1825; Ordered, rxxx. 104. Presented, 113. R. 4. 160. 


885. For applying the Sum of £.10,500,000 out of the Conso- 
lidated Fund for 1825; Ordered, 1xxx. 145. Presented, 229. 
R. A. 297. 

886. For applying the Surplus of Grants for 1824; Ordered, 
Lxxx. 501. Presented, 509. Instruction to receive a Clause of 
Appropriation, 551. Rk. A. 642. 

#87. For granting and applying certain Sums of Money for the 
Service of the Year 1826; Ordered, txxx1. 62. Presented, 77. 
rR. A. 113. 


888. For applying a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund, and 
the Surplus of the Grants; Ordered, Lxxx1. 267. Presented, 
275. Instruction to receive a Clause of Appropriation, 292, R. a. 
391. 

889. For applying a Sum of Money for the Year 1827; Or- 
dered, uxxxu.55. Presented, 75. R. a. 114. 

890. 
LX XXII. 365. 


891. For granting and applying certain Sums of Money for 
1827; Ordered, txxxu. 531. Presented; printed; 538. 
587. 

892. For enabling His Majesty to raise £.500,000 by Ex- 
chequer Bills; Ordered, txxxu. 542. Presented, 554. Instruc- 
tion to receive a Clause of Appropriation, 570. Rr. a. 609. 


For applying certain Sums for the Year 1827; Ordered, 
Presented, 368. .a. 411. 


R.A. 


893. For applying a Sum of Money for the Service of 1828 ; 
Ordered, txxxu. 29. Presented, 37. Rk. a. 80. 


894. For applying certain Sums of Money for the Service of 
the Year 1828; Ordered, txxxut.152. Instruction relative to the 
Sum to be paid into the Exchequer by the Trustees of Military and 
Naval Pensions and Civil Superannuations, 201. Bill presented, 
204, R.A. 233. 

895. For applying a Sum of Money out of the Consolidated 
Fund for 1828 ; Ordered, txxxi1. 261. Presented, 273. rR. a. 333. 

896. For applying Surplus Ways and Means to the Service of 
1828; Ordered, txxxi. 387. Presented, 406, rR. a. 448. 


897. To apply the Sums of Money therein mentioned for 1828 ; 


Ordered, Lxxxu1. 527. Presented, 534. Instruction to receive a 


Clause of Appropriation, 539. R. a. 558. 

898. For applying certain Sums of Money for the Service of 
1829; Ordered, txxx1v. 62. Presented, 75. Rr. a. 107. 

899. For raising the Sum of £.13,438,800 by Exchequer Bills ; 
Ordered, txxxiv. 284. Presented, 306. Instruction to receive a 
Clause of Appropriation, 349. R. a. 416. 


900. To apply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund, and the 
Surplus of Ways and Means for 1829; Ordered, Lxxxiv. 284. 
Presented; printed; 291. R. a. 354. 


901. For appropriating certain Sums to the Service of 1830 ; 
Ordered, txxxv. 124. Presented, 128. R. a. 197. 


902. Toapply certain Sums out of the Consolidated Fund, and 
from the Aids granted for 1829, to the Service of 1880; Ordered, 
Lxxxv. 90. Presented, 96. rR. 4. 129. 


903. To apply a certain Sum out of the Consolidated Fund for 
the Service of 1830; Ordered, txxxv. 524. Presented, 531. 
R. A. 578. 

904. To apply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund for the 
Service of 1830; Ordered, txxxv. 613. Presented, 621. In- 
struction to receive a Clause of Appropriation, 631. R. a. 657. 


905. To apply a certain Sum out of the Consolidated Fund to 
the Service of 1830; Ordered, txxxv1. 131. Presented; printed; 
134. R. A. 165. 

906. Toapply a certain Sum out of the Consolidated Fund to 
the Service of 1830; Ordered, txxxvi. 173. Presented, 178. 
Instruction to receive a Clause of Appropriation, 185. Order for 
Third Reading read; Motion that the Bill be now read a Third 
Time; Debate arising thereupon, House interrupted by a Mes- 
sage from the Lords; Debate resumed ; Bill passed; 194. 
201, 

907. To apply acertain Sum out of the Consolidated Fund to 
the Service of 1821; Ordered, txxxvi. 280. Presented, 288. 
R. A. 362. 

908. For appropriating certain Sums to the Service of 1831 ; 
Ordered, txxxvi. 263. Instruction respecting Unclaimed Divi- 
dends and Lottery Prizes, 280. Bill presented, 288. R. a. 362. 

909. To apply a certain Sum out of the Consolidated Fund 
for the Service of 1832; Ordered, txxxvi. 889. Presented, 893. 
Instruction to receive a Clause of Appropriation, 897. Rk. a. 935. 


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(1.)—Bills of Supply—(continued)—relative to— 
Appropriations—continued. 

910. To apply the Surplus Ways and Means and a Sum out. 
of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of 1831; Ordered, 
Lxxxvi. 708. Instructions to make Provision for issuing and 
applying the Sum of Eight Millions out of the Consolidated 
Fund of the United Kingdom, 833. Bill presented, 840. 
R. A. 871. 


911. To apply a Sum of Money out of the Consolidated 
Fund to the Service of 1832 ; Ordered, txxxvu. 225. Presented, 
229. R. A. 259. 


912. To apply a certain Sum out of the Consolidated Fund 
to the Service of 1832; Ordered, xxxxvu. 372. Presented, 384. 
R. A. 430, 


913. To apply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund, and the 
Surplus of Ways and Means, to the Service of 1832; Ordered, 
LXxxvil. 533. Presented, 538. Committee deferred, 365. Order 
for Committee read; Instruction to receive a Clause of Appro- 
priation; 568. R. a. 590. 


914. To apply certain Sums to the Service of 1832; Ordered, 
LXxxvul. 87. Presented, 93. rR. a. 125. 


915. To apply a Sum of Money out of the Consolidated Fund 
to the Service of the Year 1833; Ordered, txxxvim. 420. Pre- 
sented, 433. Rr. a. 496. 


916. Toapply a certain Sum to the Service of the Year 1833 ; 
Ordered, and presented, txxxvi1. 700. Committed, 703. Order 
for Committee read ; Instruction to receive a Clause of Appro- 
priation; Bill considered; 711. R. a. 734. 


917. To apply certain Sums to the Service of 1833; Ordered, 
LXxxvitl. 149. Presented, 153. R. a. 238. 


918. To apply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund to the 
Service of the Year 1834; Ordered, txxxix. 131. Presented, 
132. R. A. 165. 


919. To apply a Sum of Money out of the Consolidated 
Fund, and the Surplus Grants, to the Service of the Year 1834 ; 
Ordered, txxx1x. 530. Presented, 542. Order for Committee 
read ; Instruction to receive a Clause of Appropriation; 570. 
R. A. 603. 


920. To apply certain Sums to the Service of the Year 1834 ; 
Ordered, Lxxx1x. 36. Presented, 41. R.A. 165. 


921. To apply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund to the 
Service of the Year 1835; Ordered, xc. 280. Presented, 286. 
R. A. 346, 


922. To apply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund, and 
the Surplus of Ways and Means, to the Service of the Year 
1835; Ordered, xc. 353. Presented, 560. 
a Clause of Appropriation, 625. . a. 661. 


Instruction to receive 


923. To apply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund for the 
Service of the Year 1836; Ordered, xc1. 360. Presented, 374. 
R. A. 437. 


924. To apply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund for the 
Service of the Year 1836; Ordered, xc1. 781. Presented, 788. 
Instruction to receive a Clause of Appropriation, 801. 
842, 


925. To apply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund to the 
Service of the Year 1837; Ordered, xc11. 260. Presented, 271 
R. A. 336. 


R. A. 


926. To apply a Sum of Money (£. 5,220,000) out of the Con- 
solidated Fund for the Service of the Year 1837; Ordered, xerr. 
591. Presented, 592. Instruction to receive a Clause of Appro- 
priation, 603. R. a. 670. 


927. To apply certain Sums to the Service of the Year 1835; 
Ordered, xc. 97. Presented, 103. Rr. a. 146. 


928. To apply certain Sums to the Service of the Year 1836-7 ; 
Ordered, xc1. 36. Presented, 43. rR. a. 112. 


929. To apply a Sum of Money to the Service of the Year 
1837 ; Ordered, xcr1r. 168. Presented, 169. Rr. a. 202. 


930. For carrying to the Consolidated Fund certain Monies 
paid into the Exchequer, and usually applied as a part of the 
Annual Aids and Supplies, and for cancelling the Stock which 
has been transferred to the Commissioners for the Reduction 
of the National Debt, on account of the Redemption of Land 
Tax; Ordered; Instruction to Gentlemen appointed to prepare 
and bring in the Bill to make provision for cancelling Stock, &amp;e. ; 
xcil. 389. Presented; printed; 389. R. a. 459. 


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III. Bills of Supply, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


(1.)—Bills of Supply—(continued)—telative to— (1.)—Bills of Supply —(continued)—relative to— 
Debt, National : Exchequer Bills—continued. 
931. To provide for the Charge of the Addition to the Public 963. For raising £.14,384,700 by Exchequer Bills, for the 
P Tg . eq 
Funded Debt of Great Britain; Ordered, Lxxv. 333. Presented, | Service of the Year 1834; Ordered, rxxx1x. 530. Presented, 642. 
340. R. A. 374, R. A. 593. 

932. To provide for the Charge of the Additions to the Public 964. For raising £.15,000,000 by Exchequer Bills, for the 
Funded Debt of the United Kingdom; Ordered, Lxxvi. 466. Service of the Year 1835; Ordered, xc. 97. Presented, 103. 
Presented, 469. R. A. 502. R. A. 146. 

933. To provide for the Charge of the Addition to the Public g = thes phony wee 4 Exchequer Bills, for the : 
Funded Debt for defraying the Expense of Naval and Military aa by the Year 1835; Ordered, xc. 553. Presented, 560. 

i 3 d svi1. 397. Presented, 405. R. a. gr deny Py 
on ae ee eee oe a at 966. For raising £.15,000,000 by Exchequer Bills, for the 
934. To provide for the Charge of the Addition to the Public Pe the Year 1836; Ordered, xcr. 36. Presented, 43. 
b Britain; Ordered, 1: . 425. Pre- pO * ie 
yer nnn ings yrs 2 ig yt Raa regs Sieg * 967. For raising £.14,007,950 by Exchequer Bills, for the 
Ps NS be ative yg Service of the Year 1836; Ordered, xc1. 781. Presented, 788. 
See supra, 867, &amp;c. ; age, : 
East India Company : 968. For raising £.11,000,000 by Exchequer Bills, for the 

935. For carrying into execution an Agreement between His Service of the Year 1837; Ordered, xcu. 389. Presented, 389. 
Majesty and the East India Company; Ordered, txxvu. 425. R. A. 449. an ' 
Presented ; printed; 425. nr. a. 473. 969. For raising £. 13,623,300 by Exchequer Bills, for the 

; Service of the Year 1837; Ordered, xcu. 575. Presented, 579. 
East India Half-pay :—See supra, 880, ke, R. A. 622. 
Exchequer Bills : ' See supra, 880. 883, 892. 
936. For funding £.7,000,000 of Exchequer Bills; Ordered, | Five per Cent. Repayments :—See supra, 870. 
LXxv. 267. Presented, 277. R.A. 341. Funded Debt :—See supra, 931, &amp;e. 
937. For raising £.29,000,000 by Exchequer Bills, for 1820; 





Ordered, txxv. 333. Presented, 340. Rr. a. 422. Grants, Surplus of :—See supra, 882. 886. 888, &amp;e. 
938. For raising £.29,000,000 by Exchequer Bills; Ordered, 
Lxxvi. 428. Presented, 432. Rr. a. 492. 
939. For raising £.20,000,000 by Exchequer Bills; Ordered, | King’s Servants: 


Lxxvil. 61. Presented, 67. rR. a. 94. 970. To grant Pensions to Officers and Attendants upon His 
940. For raising £.16,500,000 by Exchequer Bills; Ordered, late Majesty (Geo. III.); Ordered, txxv. 413. Presented, 419. 


Half-pay Pensions, &amp;c. :—See supra, 880, &amp;c. 


Lxxvul. 460. Presented; printed; 460. nr. a. 479. R. A. 468. 
941. For raising £.20,000,000 by Exchequer Bills; Ordered, | [Loans :—gee supra, 867, &amp;e. 936, &amp;e 
Lxxvil. 63. Presented, 70. rR. A. 97. et. foi ae = 


912. For raising £.15,000,000 by Exchequer Bills, for 1824; | Lotteries: 


Ordered, txxx1x. 40. Presented, 56. R. a. 123, 971. For granting a Sum to be raised by a Lottery; In 1820; 


943. For raising £.20,000,000 by Loans or Exchequer Bills; Ordered, txxv. 333. Presented, 540. R. a. 455. 1821; Or- 
Ordered, txxx. 104. Presented, 113. nk. a. 160. dered, txxvi. 428. Presented, 4382. Rr. a. 505. 1822; Or- 

944. For raising £.10,500,000 by Exchequer Bills; Ordered, dered, txxvit. 397. Presented, 405. nr. 4.476. 1823; Ordered, 
Lxxx. 501. Presented, 509. nr. a. 585. Lxxvii1.423. Presented; printed; 425. Instruction for granting 

945. For raising £.10,000,000 by Exchequer Bills; Ordered, | | Allowances to Commissioners and Officers, 437. R. a. 468. 
txxx1. 62. Presented, 78. rk. a. 113. 


946. For funding £.8,000,000 of Exchequer Bills; Ordered, 











Malt Duties, Annual :—See infra, 979, &amp;c. 


LXxxI. 256. Presented, 261. rR. a. 324. Militia : 
947. For raising £.13,200,000 by Exchequer Bills; Ordered, 972. For defraying the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of 
LXxx1. 267. Presented, 275. R. a. 376. 


the Disembodied Militia in Great Britain; In 1820; Ordered, 
948. For raising £. 10,000,000 by Exchequer Bills; Ordered, ixxv. 408. Presented, 408. R. a. 468. 1821 ; Ordered, txxvi. 
Lxxxul. 55. Presented, 75. R.A. 114. 308. Presented, 320. nk. a. 383. 1822; Ordered, txxvir. 453. 

949. For raising £.13,800,000 by Exchequer Bills; Ordered, Presented, 457. R. A. 470. 
Lxxx11. 530. Presented, 539. rR. A. 587. P 








973. For defraying the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of 
950. For raising £.12,000,000 by Exchequer Bills ; Ordered, the Disembodied Militia in Ireland; In 1820; Ordered, rxxv. 408 
Lxxxi1I. 29. Presented, 37. Rr. a. 80. Presented, 408. Rk. a. 468. 1821; Ordered, rxxvi. 308. Pre- 

951. For raising £.16,046,800 by Exchequer Bills; Ordered, sented, 320. R. A. 383, 1822; Ordered, txxvi. 453. Pre- 
LXxxi1l. 527. Presented, 534. nr. a. 554. sented, 457. RK. a. 480, 


952. For raising £.12,000,000 by Exchequer Bills; Ordered, 974-8. To defray the Charge of the Pay, Clothing and Con- 
Lxxxtv. 100. Presented, 104. R. a. 158. tingent and other Expenses of the Disembodied Militia in Great 
953. For funding £. 3,000,000 of Exchequer Bills; Ordered, Britain and Ireland ; In 1823; Ordered, xxvii. 423. Presented, 
LXxxiv. 284. Presented; printed; 291. R.A. 354. 429, x. a. 468. 1824; Ordered, rxx1x. 275. Presented, 286. 


954. For raising £.12,000,000 by Exchequer Bills; Ordered, R. A. 370. 1825; Ordered, 1xxx. 372. Presented, 395. x. A. 
Lxxxv. 124. Presented, 128. r.a. 197. 
































518. 1826; Ordered, txxx1. 208. Presented, 237. nr. a. 324. 

955. For raising £.13,607,60@ by Exchequer Bills; Ordered, 1827; Ordered, txxx11. 500. Presented, 512. R. a. 598. 
Lxxxv. 604. Presented, 611. R. a. 657. 1828; Ordered, rxxxi11. 468. Presented, 474. R.A. 544, 

956. For raising £. 12,000,000 by Exchequer Bills; Ordered, 1829; Ordered, uxxx1v. 265. Presented; printed; 282. R. a. 

LXxXxvi. 263. Presented, 273. Rr. a. 362. 354. 1830; Ordered, txxxv. 613. Presented, 621. R. a. 





957. For raising £.13,616,400 by Exchequer Bills; Ordered, 645. 


1831; Ordered, txxxv1.699. Presented, 729. Rr. 4.776. 
LXXxvi. 708. Presented, 710. R.a. 776. 


1832 ; Ordered, txxxvu. 477. Presented, 486. nr. a.542.—— 

















958. For raising £.12,000,000 by Exchequer Bills, for 1832 ; 1833; Ordered, txxxviut. 639. Presented, 644. R. a. 726. , 
Ordered, uxxxvit. 87. Presented, 93. R.A. 125. 1834; Ordered, rxxx1x. 512. Presented, 529. x. a. 593. 1835 ; 
a hid , Ordered, xc. 605. Presented, 609. R. a. 657. 1836 ; Ordered; 
959. For raising £.13,896,600 by Exchequer Bills, for 1832 ; presented; xct. 764. R. 4. 831. 1837; Ordered, xcn. 691. 
Ordered, Lxxxvu. 5633. Presented, 538. Rr. a. 570. Presented, 592. n. A. 661. 
960. For raising £.12,000,000 by Exchequer Bills, for 1833; 


Ordered, rxxxviut. 149. Presented, 153. rp. a. 238. Pensions, Naval and Military :—See supra, 933. 


961, For raising £.15,752,650 by Exchequer Bills, for 1833; 


Pensions, Offices, &amp;c. : 
Ordered, txxxvinl. 486. Presented, 489. nr. a. 559. 


979. For continuing certain Duties on Malt, Sugar, Tobacco 
962. For raising £.14,000,000 by Exchequer Bills, for the and Snuff, Foreign Spirits and Sweets in Great Britain, and on 
Service of the Year 1834; Ordered, txxx1x. 36. Presented, 41. Pensions, Offices and Personal Estates in England; In 1821; 
R. A. 165. Ordered, txxvi. 65. Presented, 69. RB. A. 102. 





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III. Bills of Supply, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


(1.)—Bills of Supply—(continued)—relative to— 
Pensions, Offices, &amp;c.—continued. 

980. For continuing certain Duties on Sugar, Tobacco and 
Snuff, Foreign Spirits and Sweets in Great Britain, and on Pen- 
sions, Offices and Personal Estates in England, and for receiving 
the Contributions of Persons receiving Pensions and holding 
Offices ; In 1822; Ordered, txxvu. 61. Instruction to make Pro- 
vision for receiving Contributions of Persons receiving Pensions 
and holding Offices, 67. Bill presented, 67. R. a. 94. 1823 ; 
Ordered, uxxvu. 63. Presented, 70. R. A. 97. 1824; Or- 
dered, uxx1x. 40. Instruction for continuing the Duties on Pen- 
sions, Foreign Spirits and Sweets, 139. Bill presented, 144. 
R. A, 202. 

981. For continuing certain Duties on Personal Estates, 
Offices and Pensions in England, and also for granting certain 
Duties on Sugar Imported ; In 1825 ; Ordered, txxx.181. Pre- 
sented; printed; 186. R. A. 254. 


982. For continuing certain Duties on Personal Estates, Offices 
and Pensions in England, and also certain Duties on Sugar im- 
ported into the United Kingdom; In 1827 ; Ordered, txxxu. 307. 
Instruction relative to the Duties on Pensions, Offices, and Per- 
sonal Estates, 312. Bill presented, 322. Rr. a. 377. 

See infra, 988. 


983. Forcontinuing certain Duties on Personal Estates, Offices, 
and Pensions in England ; In 1826; Ordered, txxx1. 168. Pre- 
sented, 179. R. A. 324, 1828; Ordered, txxxut. 152. Pre- 
sented, 157. R. a. 202. 1829; Ordered, rxxxiv. 62. Pre- 
sented, 75. R. a. 107. 1830; Ordered, rxxxv. 150. Pre- 
sented, 157. R. a. 216.——1831; Ordered, txxxvi. 280. Pre- 
sented, 288. Rr. a. 362,———1832; Ordered, txxxvu. 87. Pre- 
sented, 93. R.A. 125. 

984. For continuing certain Duties on Sugar imported into the 
United Kingdom and on Personal Estates, Offices and Pensions 
in England; For 1833; Ordered, txxxvu. 149. Presented, 153. 
R. A. 238. 

985. To repeal the Duties on Personal Estates, continued by 
an Act of the present Session of Parliament; Ordered, txxxvutt. 
306. Presented; printed; 307. R. a. 405. 


986. For continuing certain Duties on Offices and Pensions 
for the Service of the Year 1834, and to appropriate any Sums 
arising from the Redemption of the Land Tax; Ordered; In- 
struction to Gentlemen appointed to bring in the Bill, that they 
have power to make Provision for carrying to the Consolidated 
Fund any Monies paid into the Exchequer, in pursuance of the 
said Act; txxx1x. 135. Presented, 136. R. a. 165. 


987. For continuing and making perpetual the Duty on certain 
Offices and Pensions; Ordered, xc1. 36. Presented; printed; 43. 
Bill reported ; Clause for exempting the Pension of the Duke of 
Marlborough added ; 762. Bill read the Third Time; Amend- 
ment proposed, by leaving out the Clause exempting the Pension 
of the Duke of Marlborough; Motion, That the said Clause 
stand part of the Bill, and Question Neg. thereupon; Bill passed, 
817. R.A. 831. 


Stock, Cancelling :—See supra, 930. 


Sugar : 

988. For continuing certain Duties on Sugar imported into 
the United Kingdom, for 1828; Ordered, txxxi. 422. Pre- 
sented; printed; 426. Rr. a. 481, 1829; Ordered, txxxiv. 
284. Presented; printed; 291. Rr. a. 399.——1834; Ordered, 
Lxxx1x. 83. Presented, 89. Rr. a. 165. 


989. For granting certain Duties on Sugar imported into the 
United Kingdom, for 1839; Ordered, txxxv. 604. Presented, 
611. R.a. 645. 1831; Ordered, txxxvi. 375. Presented, 390. 
rR. A. 464.——1832; Ordered, txxxvu. 178. Presented, 187. 
R. A. 244.————Another Bill; Ordered, uxxxvir. 533. Pre- 
sented, 538. R. a. 570. 


990. For continuing to His Majesty certain Duties upon 


Sugar for a limited time; Ordered, xc. 370. Presented, 374. 
R. A. 418. 


991. For granting to His Majesty, for a time to be limited, 
certain Duties on Sugar imported into the United Kingdom, for 
the Service of the Year 1836; Ordered, xc1. 548. 


Presented ; 
printed; 549. rR. a. 617. 


992. For granting to Her Majesty certain Duties on Sugar 
imported into the United Kingdom for the Service of the Year 
1837; Ordered, xcur. 501. Presented, 501. R. a. 582. 


See supra, 979, &amp;c. 


Surplus of Grants : —See supra, 872, &amp;e. 





(1.)—Bills of Supply—(continued)—relative to— 
Transfer of Grants :—See supra, 872, &amp;e. | 


Treasury Bills (for Ireland) : 


993. For raising £.1,500,000 by Treasury Bills, for 1820; 
Ordered, txxv. 362. Presented, 365. R. a. 455. 


994, For raising £.1,000,000 by Treasury Bills, for 1821; 
Ordered, txxvi. 428. Presented, 432. Rr. a. 492. 


Vote of Credit :—See supra, 872, &amp;c. 


(2.)—JInstructions to Gentlemen appointed to pre- 
pare and bring in Bills of Supply: 
Appropriations : 
995. For applying certain Sums of Money for the Service of 
the Year 1828; Instruction relative to the Sum to be paid into 


the Exchequer by the Trustees of Military and Naval Pensions 
and Civil Superannuations ; Lxxxu. 201. 


996. For appropriating certain Sums to the Service of 1831; 
Instruction respecting Unclaimed Dividends and Lottery Prizes; 
LXXXVI. 280. 


997. For applying the Surplus of Ways and Means and a Sum 
out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of 1821; Instruction 
to make Provision for issuing and applying the Sum of Eight 
Millions out of the Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom ; 
LXXXvI. 833. 


Exchequer, Monies in: 

998. For carrying to the Consolidated Fund certain Monies 
paid into the Exchequer, and usually applied as part of the annual 
Aids and Supplies, and for cancelling Stock which has been trans- 
ferred to the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National 
Debt, on account of the Redemptionof Land Tax; “ To make pro- 
vision for cancelling Stock, &amp;c.;” xcr1. 389. 


Pensions, Offices, &amp;e. : 

999. For continuing certain Duties on Sugar, Tobacco and 
Snuff in Great Britain, and on Pensions, &amp;c.; “To make Provi- 
sion for receiving the Contributions of Persons receiving Pensions 
and holding Offices ;” txxvu. 67, 1824; “ For continuing the 
Duties on Pensions, Foreign Spirits and Sweets;” ixx1x. 139. 

1827; “Relative to the Duties on Pensions, Offices and 
Personal Estates ;” txxxu. 312. 1834; “To make Provision 
for carrying to the Consolidated Fund any Monies paid in the 
Exchequer in pursuance of the said Act ;” txxx1x. 135. 


(3.)—Instructions to Committees on Bills of Supply : 
Appropriations : 

1000. For applying certain Sums out of the Consolidated Fund ; 
Instructions to receive Clauses of Appropriation; Lxxv. 432.— 
LXXVI. 490.—LXXVII. 468.-——Lxxx. 551.—LxxXx1. 292.—Lxxx1l1. 539. 
—LXxxv. 631.—Lxxxvi. 185. 897.—LXxxvil. 568.—Lxxxvill. 711. 
—LXxxIx. 570.—xc. 625.—xc1. 801.—xc11. 603. ———To receive 
Clauses of Credit ; txxvi. 490.—Lxxvil. 468. 


Exchequer Bills: 

1001. For raising the Sum of £.14,700,000 by Exchequer Bills 
for the Year 1823; Instruction to make Provision for issuing and 
applying certain Sums paid into the Exchequer by the East India 
Company, towards the Expense of Half-pay, Pensions and Allow- 
ances to His Majesty’s Forces serving in India; also, to receive 
a Clause of Appropriation; txxvi1. 448.———For raising the 
Sum of £.15,000,000 for the Year 1824; Instruction to receive a 
Clause of Appropriation; Lxx1x. 390. ——— For enabling His 
Majesty to raise £.500,000 by Exchequer Bills; Instruction to 
receive a Clause of Appropriation; txxx11. 570.———For raising 
the Sum of £.13,438,800 by Exchequer Bills; Instruction to re- 
ceive a Clause of Appropriation; txxxiv. 349. 


Lotteries : 
1002. For raising a Sum of Money by a Lottery; Instruction 


for granting Allowances to Commissioners and Officers; txxvuut. 
437. 


(4.)—Clauses added upon the Report and further Con- 
sideration of the Report of Bills of Supply: 
Pensions : 
1003. For continuing and making perpetual the Duty on certain 


Offices and Pensions; “ For exempting the Pension of the Duke 
of Marlborough ;” xcr. 762. 


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(5.)—Clauses added upon the Third Reading of 
Bills of Supply : 


Exchequer Bills : 


1004. For funding £.3,000,000 of Exchequer Bills “on Third 
Reading ;” txxxiv. 332. 


IV. Incidental Proceedings: 


(1.)—Relative to the Committee of Supply : 

1006. The Royal Speech at the Opening of the Session ordered 
to be taken into Consideration on a future Day; txxv. 119.— 
LXXVI. 6.—LXXVII. 9.—LXXVIII. 13.—-LXXIX. 9,—LXXX. 9.—LXXXI. 
9.—LXXXII. 29.——-LXXXIII. 9.—LXXXIV. 12.—LXXXv. 12.—LXXXIX. 
9.—xc. 32.—xc1. 11.—xc11. 17.———Speech considered ; Motion 
for a Supply made, and Resolution, That the House will on a cer- 
tain Day resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House to 
consider of that Motion; txxv. 120.—Lxxvi. 8.—.xxvil. 10.— 
LXXvIII. 16.,—LxXIx. 12.—.Lxxx. 14.—.Lxxx1. 13.—Lxxx1I. 29.— 
LXXXIII. 12,—LxxxIv. 15.—LXXXvVv. 17,—LXXXxVI. 37.—LXXXvIII. 31. 
—LXXXIx. 12.—xc. 34.—xcr. 11.—xcr. 20, &amp;c.———Order of 
the Day for going into the Committee read; Royal Speeches re- 
ferred, and Motion considered; txxv. 126.—.Lxxvi. 13,—LXXvuI. 
19,.—LXXVIII. 20.—LXXIX. 16.—LXxXx. 17.—LxXxXI. 17.—LXXXIII. 
16.—LXXxXIVv. 21.—LXXXVIII. 39.—LXXxIx. 15.—xc. 39.—xcI. 13.— 
xc. 22, &amp;c.———Report thereon ; and Resolution that the House 
will on acertain Day resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole 
House to consider of the Supply granted to His Majesty; txxv. 
133.—LXXVI. 20.—-LXXVII. 22.—LXXVIII. 24.—LXMIX. 19.—LXXxX. 
24,.——LXXXI. 22.—-LXXXII. 36.—LXXXIII. 18,—-LX XXIV. 22.——-LXXXV. 
$2.—LxxXxvull. 43.—Lxxx1x. 17.—xc. 40.—xc1. 15.—xci1. 25, &amp;e. 


1007. Resolutions, That the House will on future Days resolve 
itself into a Committee of the Whole House to consider further of 
the Supply; txxv. 165.—.xxvi. 52.—.xx1x. 122,.—Lxxx. 73.— 
LXXXII. 391.—.Lxxxv. 491.—Lxxx1x. 17.—xci1. 164, &amp;c. 


1008. House will on future Days resolve itself into Committee 
to consider (dropped) Motion made upon a former Day, That a 
Supply be granted to His Majesty; uxxxv. 25. 


1009. Orders or other Orders of the Day for going into the 
Committee read, or now read,—And other Days appointed; txxv. 
154.—LXXvI. 61.—LXXvVII. 26.—LXXVIII. 42.—LXXIX. 33.—LXXX. 
97.—LXXXI. 38.—LXXxx1I. 52.—xc. 50.—xci. 30.———And _ pro- 
ceeded in; LXxXv1. 483.—LXXVII. 73.—LXxIX. 182,—Lxxx. 103. 
—LXXXII, 456.—LXXXvV. 90.—LxxxIx. 195.——~—Entries in 
Journal read; Amendments proposed and not made, and then pro- 
ceeded in; Lxxvi. 363. Message received from the Lords, 
and then proceeded in; Lxxxv. 424.—LXxXxxvI. 436, ——— 
Accounts and Papers, Estimates, Petitions, &amp;c., referred, and then 
proceeded in; LXXV. 222, 245.—-LxXXVI, 28.—Lxxvil. 35.— 
LXXVIII, 31.—LXXIX. 24.—LXXX. 338.—LXXXI, 23.—LXXKXII. 
45.—LXXXIII, 20.—LXXXIV. 29.—LX XXVIII. 47.—LXXXIX, 23. 
—xc. 42,—-xcl. 21.—xcil. 155, &amp;c.———Acts read; Motion for 
referring them; King’s Recommendation signified ; Acts referred, 
and then proceeded in; Lxxv. 340. King’s Message re- 
ferred, and then proceeded in; Lx x x11. 529.—Lx xxv. 609.———— 
Motion for referring Reports; King’s Recommendation signified ; 
Reports referred, and then proceeded in; Lxxv1. 390.—Lxxvuul. 
379. 

1010. Orders for going into the Committee on future Days 
read and discharged, and other Days appointed; Lxxx1. 205.— 
LXXXVI, 131. 138. 142, &amp;e. 


1011. House, according to Order, resolves itself into Com- 
mittee; LXXvil. 144, 224.—xcui. 228, &amp;c. Again resolves 


itself into a Committee, to consider further of the Supply granted 
to His Majesty; Lxxxviltl. 683. 











1012. House resolves itself into the Committee twice in one 
Day; LXXxVv. 340.—-LXXXVII. 466.—LXXXVIII. 682, 683. 


1013. The Chairman of the Committee reports from the Com- 
mittee, that they had come to several Resolutions, which they had 
directed him to report; The House then appoints a Day for re- 
ceiving the Report; the Chairman also acquaints the House that 
he was directed by the Committee to move that they may have 
Leave to sit again, and the House appoints a Day accordingly; 
LXxV. 260.—-LXXVI. 167.—LXXVII. 35,—LXXVIII. 31.—1Lxxx. 33.— 
LXXXI. 33,—LXXXII. 45.—LXXXIII. 21.—LXxxIX. 23,—xc. 43,— 
xc. 155, &amp;e. : : 

1014. Chairman interrupted in reporting from the Committee 
by notice being taken that Forty Members were not present ; 
LXXvI. 29. 

1015. Reports to be received,—Now (dropped Orders); 
LXXXVII. 236, 307,—&lt;—This Day (after sitting late); txxv. 260. 


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Bills of Supply-—continued. 


Surplus of Grants Bill : 


1005. For applying the Surplus of the Grants for the Year 
1824, to the Service of the Year 1825, “on Third Reading ;” uxxx. 
601. 


(1.)—Relative to the Committee of Supply—cont*. 
—LXxvi. 314.—Lxxix. 181.—xcu. 155, &amp;e. On the Morrow ; 
LXXY. 126,—LXXVI. 33.—LXXVII. 35,—LXXVIII. 31.—xcul. 255, ke. 


———On future Days; txxvi. 13.—Lxxvil. 62.—Lxxx. 206.— 
xc. 301, &amp;e. 





1016. Orders for receiving Reports on future Days read, and 
other Days appointed; txxvi. 464. 


1017. Orders or other Orders of the Day for receiving Reports 
from the Committee of Supply read, or now read, and the Report 
received ; LXxvill. 105. Amendments proposed to Question 
for receiving the same, and withdrawn, and the Report received ; 
LXXXIII. 42.—LXxxv. 155.—LXxxvill. 60. 








Amendment pro- 
posed, but not made, to Question for bringing up the Report, and 
Report brought up; txxvur. 105.———And other Days appointed ; 
LXXV. 277.—LXXVI. 247. 345,—LXXvII. 62.—LXXvVIII. 240.—Lxxx. 
50.—LXxX1t. 190.—Lxxxul. 463.—-Lxxx1x. 203.—xc11. 255, &amp;e. 


1018. Reports received from the Committee of Supply; txxv. 
225.—LXXxvI. 318.—LXXVII. 49.—LXXVIII. 128,—Lxxx. 73.—xcllI. 


158.———Upon Division; wxxx. 112.—.Lxxxi. 207,—Lxxxu1. 
376. 


1019. Several Reports from Committee of Supply received the 
same Day; Lxxvi. 313.—.Lxxvil. 129. 150, 151.—.xxvin. 271.— 
LXXIX. 198.—Lxxx. 244.—LxxxI. 196.—.Lxxx11. 500, &amp;c. 


1020. Orders of the Day read for taking into further Considera- 
tion postponed Resolutions of Committee of Supply, and other 
Days appointed ; txxvir. 195. 229.—Lxxvil. 279.—Lxxx. 357.— 
LXXXI. 226.—LXxXxv. 150.—LXxxvil. 529.—LXxx1x. 203.—xc. 466. 
——— And proceeded in; txxviit. 279.—Lxxx. 532.—.xxxv. 156. 
—LXxxvil. 531.—xc. 540.———Reports of Progress, and for 
Leave to sit again; Lxxvi. 160.—Lxxvinl. 413.—Lxx1x. 164.— 
LXXXIII. 357.—LxxXxv. 91. 550.—LXxxvi. 270. 374.—LxxxvilI. 279. 
—xc. 360, &amp;c. 

For the Proceedings of the House upon the Resolutions re- 
ported, see supra, 618-629. 


1021. Resolution, That whenever Parliament shall be assem- 
bled before Christmas, the Estimates for the Navy, Army and 
Ordnance Departments should be presented before 15 January ; 
LXXVI. 87. 


Proceedings in Committee : 


1022. Questions proposed for Resolutions; whereupon other 
Motions made, and Questions proposed or put, which being either 
negatived or withdrawn, the original Questions are again proposed, 
or put and agreed to; Lxxxv. 85. 90.—LxxxvI. 279. 576.—Lxxx1x. 
35. 82.—xc. 175.—xcl. 134, 135.—xciIl. 228.———Original 
Questions put, and Resolutions made; Lxxxv. 116.—Lxxxvi. 279. 
———Questions proposed; whereupon other Questions put and 
negatived, and Resolutions made; Lxxxvul. 231.—Lxxxvutl. 213. 
—LXXXIX. 35. 77.———Questions proposed; whereupon other 
Motions made and withdrawn, and Resolutions made; Ltxxxvir. 
501. 513.—Lxxx1x. 177.—xc. 126. 447.—xc1. 763. ———Question 
proposed ; whereupon Motion made, and Question put and nega- 
tived ; Question again proposed; whereupon another Motion made, 
and Question put and negatived; original Question put, and re- 
solved in the affirmative; Lxxxvi1. 325.———Motion made, and 
Question proposed; whereupon another Motion made, and Question 
proposed, and agreed to; Lxxxvur. 98.———Questions proposed ; 
whereupon other Motions made, and Questions proposed, and re- 
solved in the affirmative; Lxxxv. 233.————Motion made, and 
Question proposed for a Resolution ; whereupon Motion made, and 
Question, that the said proposed Resolution be postponed, put 
and agreed to; xc. 175.—————Motion made, and Question pro- 
posed ; whereupon another Motion made and withdrawn; original 
Question again proposed, and Motion withdrawn; Lxxxv. 361. 
—— Motion made, and Question proposed; whereupon another 
Motion made, and both Motions withdrawn; Lxxx1x. 130. 


1023. Questions proposed; whereupon Amendments proposed 
and withdrawn; LXxxvil. 137.————And not made; Lxxxix. 
506. 


1024. Motions made for Resolutions, and by leave of the Com- 
mittee withdrawn; Lxxxv, 425.—xcil. 155. 


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1084. 


SU PPLY—continued. 





IV. Incidental Proceedings —continued. 
(2.)—Relative to the Committee of Ways and Means : 


1025. Resolutions, That the House will on certain Days 
resolve into a Committee of the Whole House,—To consider of 
Ways and Means for raising the Supply granted to His Majesty 
immediately after the First Report from the Committee of Supply 
had been received; LXxv. 225.—Lxxvi. 41.—LXXVII. 49.— 
LXXVIII, 35.—LXXIX, 29.—LXxXxX. 42.—LXXXI. 38.—LXXKXIIL. 
48.—LXXXII. 24.—LXXXIV. 35,—LXXXV. 70.——-LXXXVI. 87. 
586.—LXXXVII. 75.—LXXXIX. 27.—xcI. 26.—xcir. 158, &amp;e. 
———T'o consider further of Ways and Means; Ltxxv. 225.— 
LXxvi. 52. 340.—EXxXVIII. 117.—Lxxix. 56.—LXXX. 73.— 
LXxXv. 491, &amp;c.—————And Act referred; Lxxv1. 52. 


1026. Orders or other Orders of the Day for going into the 
Committee read, or now read, and other Days appointed; Lxxv. 
231.—LXxxvVI. 66.—LXXVII. G1.—-LXXVIII. 42.—LxXxx. 104.— 
LXXXIII. 37.—LXXXIX. 45,—xcl. 47.—xcit. 239, &amp;e. And 
proceeded in; LXxv. 296.—LXXVI. 462.—LXXVII. 56.—LXXx. 
134.—LXXXIII, 28.—LXXXIv, 49.—-LXXXIX. 130.—xXCII. 255, 
&amp;c.———&lt;Accounts and Papers, Estimates, &amp;c.; Referred, and 
then proceeded in; LxXxvi. 61.—LXXVIII, 121.—LXXIXx. 33.— 
LXxx. 96.—LXXXI. 50.—LX XXVIII. 144.— LX XX1 X. 29.—Xc. 63. 
—xci. 29.—xci1. 164, &amp;e, ————- And House adjourns; Lx xvi. 335. 


1027-8. Orders for going into the Committee on future Days 
read, and discharged, and other Days appointed; Lxxx1. 205.— 
LXXXVI. 131. 134. 139, 142. 

1029. House, according to Order, resolves itself into the Com- 
mittee; LXXV. 258.—LXXXIf. 52.—xcil. 255, &amp;e. 

1030. The Chairman of the Committee reports from the Com- 
mittee, That they had come to several Resolutions, which they had 
directed him to report ; The House then appoints a Day for receiv- 
ing the Report; the Chairman also acquaints the House, that he 
was directed by the Committee to move that they may have Leave 
to sit again, and the House appoints a Day accordingly; txxv. 
258.—LxXxvi. 61.—LXXVII. 56.—LXXIX. 34.—LXXx. 96.— 
LXXXI. 50.—LXXXIX. 30.—xclI. 30.—xcur. 164, &amp;e. 

1031. Reports to be received,— Now (dropped Order); Lxxxv. 
90.——This Day (after sitting late); Lxxx11. 240,—LxXx XVIII. 
417.—xc1. 337.—-——On the Morrow; txxv. 258.—Lxxx1. 50. 
—LXXXII, 247,—LXxXxv. 593.—xcil. 164. 385, &amp;c.———On 
future Days; Lxxv. 245.—LXxvI. 61.—LXXVII. 56.—LXXIX. 
34.—UxXx. 96.—LXXXV. 579.—LXXX1x. 30.—xcr. 30, Ke. 


1032. Reports received from the Committee of Ways and 
Means ; LXXV. 254. —LX XVI. 364.—LX XX. 145,—LX XXVIII. 149+ 
—LXXXIX. 35.—xc. 370.—xcil. 168, &amp;e. 

1033. The Chancellor of the Exchequer ordered to make the 
Report on the Order of the Day for receiving the same being 
read; Lxxxv. 123. 

For the Proceedings of the House upon the Resolutions re- 
ported, see supra, 855-865. 

1034. Report of Progress, and for Leave to sit again; Lxxxv, 
549. 

1035. Order of the Day for taking into further Consideration 
postponed Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means, 
read, and other Day appointed; Lxx1x. 86. 107. 

1036. Notice having been given by the Chancellor of the 
Exchequer that he would, on a certain Day, bring forward the 
Budget in the Committee, the House, by general concurrence, 
agreed to resolve itself into the Committee, although it had not 
been appointed as an Order of the Day for that Day, in conse. 
quence of the House having been adjourned on the two previous 
Days for want of Forty Members, before such Order had been 
made; xc1. 330. 


Proceedings in Committee : 

1037. Motion made, and Question proposed; whereupon 
another Motion is made, and Question put and negatived ; original 
Question put, and Resolution made; Lxxxvi. 366.—LxxxvVII. 
172,———Questions proposed; whereupon Motions made for 
Chairman to report Progress, and negatived, and Resolutions 
made; LXxxvill. 145. 


V. Questions Negatived : 


(1.)— Relative to the Committee of Supply : 

1053. That certain Words proposed to be left out stand part 
of a Resolution of the Committee of Supply,—For Compensation 
to Guadaloupe Claimants; txxvi. 487.——~For Charge for 
Civil Establishment of Newfoundland; txxviit. 444,.——— 


For Charge of the Volunteer Corps in Great Britain and Ireland ; 
LX XXVIII, 383, 


1054. That the House doth agree with the Committee in Re- 
solution relative to Public Works, Ireland; txxxv. 619. 











(2.)—Relative to the Committee of Ways and Means 
—continued. 


Proceedings in Committee—continued. 


1038. Re-committed Resolution read; Amendments made; 
other Amendments proposed, but not made; Original Question, as 
amended, put, and Resolution made; Lxxxv. 599. 


(3.)\—Relative to Bills of Supply (including. Ways 
and Means]: 

1039. Bills ordered upon the Resolutions of the Committee,— 
Of Supply; txxv. 408.—Lxxvi. 308.—Lxxxix. 512,—xclI. 
591, &amp;e. Of Ways and Means; Lxxv.303.—LxxvI. 428.— 
LXXXIX,. 131.—xci1. 260, &amp;c. 


1040. Order for bringing in a Bill discharged, and Two Bills 


ordered ; LXxXvil, 425. 


1041. Bills presented, read a First Time, and ordered to be 
read a Second Time this Day (after sitting late); txxxv. 157. 
621.—LXxXIx. 132.—xcii. 271, &amp;c.——— On the Morrow; 
LXXXIII, 534.—LXX XVIII. 700.—xcir. 592, &amp;c.———On future 
Days; LxXxxitl, 273.—LXxx1x. 542.—xcil. 3389, &amp;e. 


1042. Bill read a Second Time, according to Order; txxv. 
313.—LXXVI. 457.—LXXXIX. 135.—xcil. 275, &amp;c.——Order 
for reading Bill a Second Timeon a certain Day discharged, and 
another Day appointed; Lxxvi. 443. 


1043. House will immediately resolve itself into a Committee 
of the Whole House on Bills (dropped Orders); uxxx11t. 172. 
—Lxxxv. 108. ——— Bills committed to Committees of the 
Whole House; For this Day (after sitting late); Lxxv. 345.— 
LXXVI, 325.—LXXXIX. 1385.—xcll. 275, &amp;e. For the Mor- 
TOW; LXXV. 284.—LNXVI. 437.—LXXXIx. 45.—xcil. 597, &amp;c. 
———For future Days; Lxxv. 313.—LxXvI. 457.—LxXXXIx. 
550.—xcit. 402, &amp;e. : 


1044, House, according to Order, resolves itself into Com- 
mittees of the Whole House on Bills; rxxv. 320.—Lxxvu. 490. 
—LXXXIX. 139.—xcil. 278, &amp;c.———Order for the House to 
resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole House on a Bill, on 
a certain Day, discharged, and another Day appointed ; txxv. 
467. 

1045. Reports on Bills to be received,—Now (dropped Or- 
ders) ; LXXVI1. 422. 440,.—LXXX1V.86,—xc11. 281. This Day 
(after sitting late); ~xxv.289.—LxXxx1x. 139.—xc11. 179, &amp;e- 
———On the Morrow; Lxxv. 320.—LXxVI. 75.—Lxx xIx. 570, 
&amp;e.—xcil. 278, &amp;e.———-On future Days; Lxxv. 351.—.Lxxv1. 
491.—LXXXIX. 552.—xc11. 402, &amp;e. 


1046. Bills of Supply reported; txxv. 322.—Lxxvi. 496.— 
LXXXIX. 142, &amp;e.—xcri. 697, &amp;c.———Reports of Progress in 
Bills; pxxvr. 490. 

1047. Bills ordered to be read a Third Time now (after a Di- 
vision); Lxxvu1.459.———This Day (after sitting late); Lxxv. 
445.—LXXVI. 449.—Lxxx1x. 148, &amp;c.——-On the Morrow; 
LXXV. 355.—LxX XVI. 496.—Lxxx1x. 142.—xc11. 597, &amp;e. 

On future Days; txxv. 322,—Lxxvi. 81.—LXXXIX. 60.—xcII. 
606. ; 

1048. Bills, according to Order, read a Third Time; .xxv. 

324.—Lx Xvi. 500.—LXX XIX. 148.—xc11. 612, &amp;e. 


1049. Amendments made to Bills; On the Report; rxxv. 
322.————-On "Third Reading ; Lxxxtv. 332.—xc1. 817.——— 
Amendments made in Committee; LxxxXIv. 339. 

1050. Amendments proposed, but not made; On Third Read- 
ing; LXXxIv, 332. 

1051. Clause added on Report, and Question Negatived, that 
the Clause stand part of the Bill on Third Reading; xc1. 762. 
817. 

1052. Bills of Supply ordered to be printed; txxv. 340.— 
LXXVI. 441.—-LXXVII. 425.—LXXVIII. 425.—LxXxx. 186.— 
LXXXII. 538.—LXXXIII. 426.—-LXXXIV, 291,—LxXXXvVI,. 134.— 
XCI, 43.——XCII, 389. 


(1.)—Relative to the Committee of Supply—cont*. 
1055. For Adjournment to supersede Motion for going into 
Committee of Supply ; Lxxxv. 28. 
1056. That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Lxxvi. 
152. 
For Questions Negatived in Committee of Supply, see 
Questions, 658-661. 
On Clauses relative to Bills of Supply, see Bills, 280-364. 


(2.)\—Relative 











a EE 


SUPPLY——TARLETON. 





V. Questions Negatived—continued. 
(2.)—Relative to a Bill of Supply : 





1057. Pensions, &amp;c. Bill; That the Clause exempting the Pension of the Duke of Marlborough stand part of the Bill; xc1. 817. 


VI. Motions Withdrawn : 
(1.)—Relative to the Committee of Supply : 


1058. For referring Petition of Contributors for the erection 
of a National Monument in Scotland for Aid towards building a 
Church; txxvi. 407. 428. 

1059. For agreeing with Committee of Supply in Resolution, 
For Charge of Garrisons; Lxxxu. 202. 


(2.)—Relative to Bills of Supply : 


1060. For adding Clause on Third Reading; Militia; To 
defray the Charge of the Pay,.&amp;c. of the Disembodied Militia of 





(2.)—Relative to Bills of Supply ~ continued. 
Great Britain and Ireland, “ That the Staff of the Irish Militia 
be put on the same footing as the Staff of the English Militia ;” 
LXXXIII, 519, 


For Motions withdrawn in Committee of Supply, see Mo- 
tions, 103. 


On Clauses relative to Bills of Supply, see Bills, 365-386. 


See Accounts and Papers, 5961-5970. 
642. Finance. Petitions, 1941. 


Committees, 640- 








7 P 

Surgeons, College Of :—sSee Accounts and Papers, 
5971-5976. Addresses, 1267. Petitions, 1942-1944. Supply 
579. 


Surplus of Grants Bill :—see supply, 005. | 


Survey of Great Britain :—see Accounts and 
Papers, 5978. | 


Survey and Valuation of Ireland : | 


Resolution and Bills relative to: 

1. Resolution, That it is expedient, for the purpose of appor- 
tioning more equally the Local Burthens collected in Ireland, to | 
provide for a General Survey and Valuation of Ireland; Lxxix. | 


146. 

2. Bill to amend Act 58 Geo. III. c. 67, for amending the | 
Irish Road Acts; Ordered, uxx1x. 477. Presented, 484. RB. A. 
536. 


3. To provide for the defining and marking out the Bounda- 
ries of Baronies, Townlands and Parishes in Ireland; Ordered, 
Lxxx.172. Presented; printed; 274. Order for Second Read- 


ing and printing Bill discharged; Bill withdrawn; and another 
Bill to repeal the above Act relative to the formation of Tables of | 


Manors, Parishes and Townlands in Ireland, and to make Provi- 
sion for ascertaining the Boundaries of the same ; Ordered, Lx xx. 
311. Presented; printed; 311. Instruction for an Advance of 
Money out of the Consolidated Fund for the Expense of a Survey, 


501. Instruction to receive a Clause, and Bill considered, 522. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 624. R. A. 627. 
5 4. To make Provision for the uniform Valuation of Lands 


and Tenements in Ireland; Ordered, Lxxx1. 190. Presented ; 
printed; 197. As amended, printed, 304. Re-committed, 317. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 375. nm. A. 376. 


5. 


uniform Valuation of Lands and Tenements in the several Baronies, 


To amend Act 7 Geo. IV. for making Provision for the | 


i + ° e » j 
Parishes and other Divisions of Counties in Ireland, for the pur- | 


pose of more equally levying of the Rates and Charges upon the 
same; Ordered, Lxxxvi. 802. Presented; printed; 840. 
amended, printed, 892. R. A. 935. 

6. To amend Acts 7 Geo. IV. and 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. for the 
uniform Valuation of Lands and Tenements in the several Baronies, 
Parishes and other Divisions of Counties in Ireland; Ordered, 


LXxxvil. 409. Presented; printed; 418. Rr. a. 542. 


7. To amend Acts 7 Geo. 1V. and1 &amp;2 and 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV, 
for the uniform Valuation of Lands and Tenements in the several 
Baronies, Parishes and other Divisions of Counties in Ireland, 
and to provide for the more effectual Levy of Grand Jury Cess ; 
Ordered, Lxxx1x. 256. Presented; printed; 281. Petition of 
Churchwardens and Housekeepers of St. Bridget’s, Dublin, in 
favour, 488. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 579. R. A. 594. 





As | 





Survey, &amp;c. of lreland : Bills—continued. 


8. To consolidate and amend Acts 7 Geo. IV. c. 62, and 
1&amp;2 Will. IV. c.51, &amp;c., for the uniform Valuation of Lands 
and Tenements in Ireland, and to incorporate certain detached 
Portions of Counties and Baronies with those Counties and 
Baronies respectively whereto the same may adjoin, or wherein the 
same are locally situate; Ordered, xc1.613. Presented ; printed ; 
613. Instruction to make Provision for defraying the Salaries of 
Officers, 649. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 816. 

See Accounts and Papers, 5979-5983. 
644. 1148. Petitions, 1948. 


R. A. 822. 
Committees, 643, 
Supply, 580. 581. 


| Survey of Scotland :—See Accounts and Papers, 


5984. 
7 
S urveyor-General ‘amen Weds end Marta. 


Sussex Juries -——Bill for the Regulation of Special 
Juries in the County of Sussex; Ordered, txxxvi. 38. Presented ; 
printed ; 38. Third Reading deferred, 128. Not proceeded in. 


Sutton, The Right Honourable Charles 
Manners : 


1. Bill for settling and securing Annuities on the Right 
Honourable Charles Manners Sutton, and on his next Heir-male, 
in consideration of the eminent Services of the said Right Honour- 
able Charles Manners Sutton; Ordered, txxxvir. 549. Presented; 
printed; 550. Passed, Nem. con.; whereupon Mr. Speaker ex- 
pressed his acknowledgements to the House for the distinguished 
mark of their favour and liberality, 567. k. a. 586. 

2. Resolution of Thanks, Nem. con., for his eminent Services as 
Speaker in Six Parliaments, &amp;c. ; LXXXVII. 535. 

See Addresses, 1458. Speaker, 2, 3. 11.69. 101. 


Swan River :—sce Australia. 


— . 
Sw earing -—— Bill to amend certain parts of Act 19 Geo. III. 


ce. 21; Ordered, txxvin. 133. Presented; printed; 167. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 319. RB. A. 351. 
™“™ d ‘ 
Swe €n :——See Slaves and Slave Trade, 18. 
*., ~ 
Sweets 2—See Excise, 2. Glass, 2. Starch, 3. Supply, 


979, &amp;e. 


ae 

Swiss Can tons :—Returns relating to Ministers sent 
from the Swiss Cantons, &amp;c., read; Motion, That it appears from 
Documents laid on the Table of the House, that the Charge for 
the Mission from Great Britain to Switzerland, from 1750 to 1783, 
was £. 1,572 per annum; Previous Question negatived upon that, 
and several other Motions upon the same subject; Motion relative 
to a reduction of the Charge of the Mission; Question negatived 
thereupon; Lxxvil. 272, 273. 





'l'aheiti, Queen of :-~ See Addresses, 1270. 
‘Latlzies :—see Estates, 23. 


eg ryy 
i Tallow :——See Accounts and Papers, 5996-6001. Com- 
mittees, 1348. Petitions, 1954. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


" 
wiimaaea 





Tanjore, Rajah of :—see Last India Affairs, 13,14 
Tanning: :—see Hides and Skins, Leather, 3. Petitions, 
1955. 
Tarleton Hamlet :—see Croston, Parishes. 
ry : 
Taxation 
12 T 


1086 


TAX ATION——THAMES. 











Taxation of Costs :—see Private Bills, 1, ke. 


T axed Carts :——Bill to reduce the Duties now payable | 


| 


} 


in certain cases on Carriages with less than Four Wheels; Or- | 


dered, txxxvul. 427. Presented; printed; 434. R. a. 550. 


See | 


Accounts and Papers, 6008. Assessed Taxes, 19. Petitions, | 


1957. 


‘Taxes: Motions relative to Taxation : 


1. That it is the bounden duty of this House, well considering | 
the pressure of the Public Burthens upon all, but especially the | 
Agricultural Classes, to obtain for the suffering People a Reduc- | 


tion of Taxes; Prev. Ques. Neg. thereupon; Lxxvit. 19. 


2. Motion made and Question proposed, That it is the Opinion | 
of this House, that the Reduction in the amount of Taxation pro- | 


posed by His Majesty’s Ministers is not sufficient to satisfy the 
just expectations of the People; Question amended; Resolutions 
respecting the Net Excess of the Revenue above the Expen- 


diture, and relative to the operation of the Surplus as connected | 


with a Reduction of Interest in the Five per Cent. Stocks, by 


which a Reduction of Taxes may be immediately effected ; 


LXXVII. 49. 


3. That it appears to this House, that the present amount | 


of Taxation is burthensome and oppressive; that the benefits sup- 


posed to b@ derived from the Sinking Fund are illusory; Prev. | 


Ques. Negatived thereupon; Motion, That the Window Tax 
ought to be forthwith repealed ; Ques. Neg. thereupon; Lxxvil. 
395. 

4. That it appears to this House, that the Reduction of Taxes 
proposed is not such as to satisfy the just expectations of the 
People ; Question Negatived thereupon; Lxx1x. 117. 


5. That it is the Opinion of this House, That it will be ex- 


pedient, as soon as the important Questions now announced for | 
consideration are disposed of, to enter upon a revision of our | 


Financial System, with a view of repealing all Taxes which have 
the effect of lowering the Rate of Profit upon Capital, or which 


are paid out of the Wages of Labour, to the extent of Ten Mil- | 
lions annually, and to substitute in their stead a Tax upon | 


Fixed Property, to the amount of Five Millions, and the Appro- | 
priation to the Public Service of Five Millions from the Proceeds | 
of a National Bank; Question Negatived thereupon; txxxvim. 


336, 


G. That it is the Opinion of this House, That the Reduction of | 
Taxation and the Diminution of the Public Burthens by every | 
attention to Economy, are objects of paramount importance, and | 
that in justice to the People who pay Taxes all Sinecure Places | 


not merited by Public Services should be abolished throughout 
the British Empire; Prev. Ques. resolved in the affirmative ; 
Main Question agreed to; Lxxxvut. 577. 


7. Resolution, That it is the Opinion of this House, That the | 


Reduction of Taxation and the Diminution of the Public Bur- | 
thens, by every attention to Economy, are objects of paramount | 


importance, and that in justice to the People who pay Taxes all 
Sinecure Places not merited by Public Services should be abo- 
lished throughout the British Empire; txxxvi. 577. 


8. Upon Motion, That Mr. Speaker do leave the Chair, for the 
House to go into the Committee of Supply; Amendment pro- 
posed, but not made, “That it is expedient to refer the General 
Taxation of the Country to the investigation of a Select Com- 
mittee, with the view to a repeal or reduction of such Imposts 
as injuriously affect the interests of Agriculture, Trade, Ma- 
nufactures and Navigation, or those which may be found to 
press with unequal severity upon any portion of the Com- 





munity, especially on the Working and Productive Classes; | 


and further to consider the propriety of substituting, if neces- 


sary, other Taxes less objectionable in their operation, so as to | 
simplify and economise the enormous cost of collection, and | 


lighten the pressure by a more just and equitable distribution | 


of the Public Burthens;” xc. 336. 


9. That the Public Income is raised by Taxes imposed | 


during the Exigencies of War, or under circumstances so in- 


applicable to the present state of the Country, that a revision | 


of our Financial System would be highly beneficial to the Nation 
at large; and Question Neg. thereupon; xcr. 204. 


Other Mo- | 


tions on the same subject; and Questi sever ve re 
$0 ame subject; and Questions severally Neg. there- | 


upon; 204, 205. 


See Accounts and Papers, 6009. 6026. 
Committees, 1417. 
sentation, 7. 32. 34. 


Stamps, 6, 7. 


Assessed Tuxes. 

Currency. Parliamentary Repre- 
Petitions, 1956. 1960. 
Windows. 


Revenue, 5, 6, 


Tea: Bills relative to: 


1. To provide for the Collection and Management of the Du- 
ties on Tea; Ordered, uxxxvit1. 613. Instruction to make pro- 
vision for altering the Duties on Tea from and after 22 April 
1834, 687. Bill presented; printed; 693. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 731. R. A. 734. 


2. To repeal so much of several Acts as requires Deposits to 
be made upon Teas sold at the Sales of the East India Company ; 
Ordered, txxx1x. 375. Presented; printed; 394. R. A. 525. 


3. To impose certain Duties on Tea; Ordered, xc. 453. 
Presented ; printed; 516. R. a. 678. 
See Accounts and Papers, 6027-6033. 
646.1149. Petitions, 1966, 1967. 


Committees, 645, 


- 7 
Teinds Court :—see Accounts and Papers, 6036. -Ad- 
dresses, 1272. Session, Court of, 11, 12. 


‘Temporary Advances:—Sce Distress in Ire- 


land. 


T enants : —Bill for the Relief of Tenants of Small Parcels of 
Land in Ireland, in certain cases; Ordered, txxix. 388. Pre- 
sented; printed; 388. As amended, printed, 420. 462. Further 
Consideration of Report put off for Six Months, 495. 

See Durham, 4. Growing Crops, Ireland. Lands and 
Tenements. Loans on Security. Rent. 


Tenements :—see Churches, 16. 
Poor and Poor Laws, 17, &amp;c. 


Lands and Tene- 
Survey and Valuation of 


ments. 


Treland. 


| Terceira :—see Portugal. 


‘Terms :-——See Courts of Justice, 4. 


Tests : Bills relative to: 


1. To amend the Laws of the Parliament of Ireland, re- 
lating to the Sacramental Test; Ordered, rxxxvu.30. Presented ; 
printed; 42. R.A. 125. 

2. For regulating the Administration of Tests and Qualifica- 
tions for the exercise and enjoyment of Offices; Ordered, txxviut. 
350. Presented; printed; 355. Committed, 404. Instruction 
to divide the Bill into Two Bills; Report, That the Committee 
had divided the Bill into Two Bills; 418. See infra, 3, 4. 


3. To repeal so much of Act 7 &amp; 8 Will. III. as relates to the 
administering the Oath of Supremacy to Persons voting at 
Elections; Reported; Bill, as amended, printed; txxvii. 418. 
Re-committed, 440. Passed, 445. Not returned from the 
Lords. 

4, For rendering Roman Catholics eligible to certain Offices ; 
Reported ; uxxvi. 418. Bill, as amended, printed, 423. Re- 
committed, 452. Passed, 455. Not returned from the Lords. 

See Corporation and Test Acts. Offices,1. Petitions, 623. 
1972, &amp;e. , Roman Catholics, 5. 


ry . 
I estators Effects :——See Estates, 8. LEzxecutors. Real 
Property, 11, 12. 


Thames River : Petitions for Bills, and Bills 
relative to the ‘Thames, and Proceedings 
thereon : 

Lastage and Ballastage : 


1. Petition for a Bill for further continuing Acts; Referred, 
Lxxvi. 37. Bill ordered, 83. Presented, 91. Petition from 
Trinity House for further time for Report ; Time enlarged, 418. 
R. A. 493. 

2. Petition for a Bill for further continuing and enlarging 
Acts; Referred, rxxvu. 48. Petition for Provision referred, 330. 
Petitions reported; Bill ordered; 342. Leave given to present the 
Bill on a certain Day; 342. 358. Bill presented, 368. x. 4, 471. 


Navigation :—See Accounts and Papers, 6037-6039. Addresses, 
1273. Navigations and Canals, 92. 


Police :—See Justices of the Peace. 


Quay : 

3. Petition for a Bill for building a Quay and Terrace Carriage 
Road on the Northern Shore of the River Thames, offered; [King’s 
Consent signified]; Petition brought up, and referred; xxx. J4. 
Bill ordered, 199. Petition respecting Standing Orders, referred ; 
Committee revived, and Leave given to sit and proceed; 201. 
Bill presented, 209. Another Petition respecting the Standing 
Orders offered ; Resolution relative to Petitions regarding Stand- 
ing Orders read; Petition withdrawn; 219. Petition respecting 

Standing 











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THAMES———TIMBER. 





1087 








Thames: Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


Quay—continued. 
Standing Orders reported; Report to lie upon the Table; 241. 
Minutes ordered, 256. Presented, 264. Petitions against, 301. 
307. 324. Petition complaining that the Standing Orders had not 
been complied with, 574. Bill not proceeded in. 


Tunnel :—See Accounts and Papers, 6040, 6041. Committees, 
1150. Tunnels. 


Watermen : 
4. For the regulation of the Watermen on the River Thames, 
from Gravesend to Windsor; Ordered, txxx1. 298. Presented, 
312. Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 343. 








SSS a 





Thames: Petitions for Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


Watermen—continued. 

5. For the regulation of the Watermen and Lightermen on the 
River Thames, between Yantlet Creek and Windsor; Referred, 
Lxxxit. 184. Bill ordered, 323. Presented, 331. Notice taken 
that the Bill was improperly prepared; Order for Second Read- 
ing discharged; Bill withdrawn ; Leave given to present a proper 
Bill; 348. Presented, 387. Petition against, 438. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 533, RB. A. 558. 


Thanks :——See House, 59-62. Members, 77. Speaker, 
10, 11. 66. 








Theatres. 





I. Public Bills relative to Theatres; 1, 2. | 
II. Petitions for Bills, and Proceedings thereon ; 3—5. 





I. Public Bills relative to Theatres : 


i. To repeal so much of Act 10 Geo. II. c. 28, relating to 
Players of Interludes, as provides that no Plays shall be acted but 
in Westminster, or Places of His Majesty’s Residence ; Ordered, 
xc1. 667. Presented, 667. Second Reading deferred, 685. Not 
proceeded in. 

2. Toamend Act 10 Geo. II. c. 28, to explain and amend so 
much of an Act made in the twelfth year of the reign of Queen 
Anne, intituled, “ An Act for reducing the Laws relating to 
Rogues, Vagabonds, sturdy Beggars and Vagrants, into one Act 


II. Petitions for Bills, and Proceedings 


Cheltenham : 

3. To enable His Majesty to license a Playhouse in that 
Town; Referred, txxrx. 67. Bill ordered, and presented, 193. 
Petition of David Walker of Gloucester, and Rowland Paul of 
Cheltenham, against; txxix. 257. Bill not proceeded in.—— 
Petition for Bill renewed and referred; txxx. 85. Bill ordered, 

Presented, 212. Not proceeded in. 


Dublin :—See Dublin, 25. 


155. 


Drury Lane: 
4. For altering and enlarging Powers of Acts; Referred, 
Lxxv. 132. Bill ordered, 136. Presented, 144. R. a. 423. 





of Parliament, and for the more effectual punishing such Rognes, 
Vagabonds, sturdy Beggars and Vagrants, and sending them 
whither they ought to be sent,” as relates to common Players of 
Interludes, read ; Ordered, xc. 185. Presented; printed; 271. 
Petition of Persons on the Weekly Pay List of various Theatres 
in favour, 406. Lords’ Amendments to be printed, 631. Further 
Consideration of Lords’ Amendments put off for Three Weeks, 
651. 


thereon : 


Plymouth:—See Markets, 39. 


Ramsgate : 
5. To enable His Majesty to license a BMyhouse ; Referred, 
Lxxxi. 55. Bill ordered, 95. Presented, 100. Petition against, 
163. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 199. R. a. 227. 


Com- 
Theatrical Represen- 


See Accounts and Papers, 6042. Addresses, 1274. 
mittees, 841. Petitions, 756.1975. 
tations. 











Theatrical Representations : 


1. Bill for licensing Theatres, and for the regulation of Dra- 


matic Performances in the Cities of London and Westminster, and | 


within a certain distance thereof; Ordered, txxxvu. 160. Pre- 
sented; printed; 165. Petitions against; From Proprietors 
of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden; 
Lxxxvi. 320. Petition in favour; From Proprietors of 
the Theatres Royal, Liverpool; txxxvi. 351, Petitions for 
extending the Provisions of the Bill to Liverpool; From 
Richard Armistead and George Bolewell Davidge, of Liverpool ; 
Lxxxvill. 211. William John Hammond and Richard Malone 
Hammond, Managers of the Liver Theatre, Liverpool, 256. Bill 
committed to a Select Committee, 452. (See Committees, 841.) 
Bill reported, and re-committed to a Committee of the Whole 
House, 556. As amended, printed, 567. Passed, 600. Not 
returned from the Lords. 


2. Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill to repeal so much of 
Act 10 Geo. TH. ec. 28, as empowers the Lord Chamberlain to 
prohibit the acting of any new Play on the Stage, and to appoint 
Commissioners for the same; Question Negatived thereupon ; 
LXXXVv. 476. 


See Dramatic Writings. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCIIL. (1820—1837.) 


r 

Chread :—Bit to repeal Act 28 Geo. IIL. c. 17, for the better 
regulation of the Manufacture of Ounce Thread ; Ordered, txxx1. 
303. Presented; printed; 312. Rr. a. 377. 


| 
| 


Threatening Letters :—see Compiaints,s. Letters, 
Threatening. 


Three-and-a-Half per Cents :—see Annuities, 
6—11. 


Tiles :——Bill for repealing the Duties and Drawbacks of 
Excise on Tiles; Ordered, txxxvu. 298. Presented; printed ; 
307. rm. a. 405. See Accounts and Papers, 821. 3109. Acetous 
Acid. Petitions, 1984. 


Timber : Bills relative to : 

1. To repeal the Duties of Customs on the Importation into 
Great Britain of certain sorts of Wood and Timber, and certain 
Drawbacks or Allowances in respect of such Duties, and to grant 
other Duties and Drawbacks in lieu thereof; Ordered, txxv1. 242. 
Presented, 253. R. a. 383. 

2. To grant Duties of Customs on certain articles of Wood 
imported into Great Britain in lieu of former Duties, and to amend 
Act 59 Geo. ITT. for granting Duties of Customs ; Ordered, txxvi. 
440. Presented, 446. rR. a. 492. 





3. To 





TIMBER——TITHES. 





Timber : 


Bills relative to—continued. 


3. To provide for the better Collection of the Duties on Wood, 
the produce of Places in Europe ; Ordered, xc. 166. Presented ; 
printed ; 201. Committed to the Select Committee on Timber 
Duties, 320. (See Committees, 1151.) Reported, and re-committed 
to a Committee of the Whole House, 547. x. a. 611. 


4. Motion, That the Evidence given by Henry Warburton, 
Esq'*, a Member of this House, before the Select Committee on 
Timber Duties, be printed verbatim from the Short-hand Writer’s 
Notes, with the same Evidence from the published Report of the 











Timber : Motion relative to—continued. ° 


Select Committee, placed in parallel Columns opposite each Ques- 
tion and Answer; Motion withdrawn, xc1. 130. 
See also Accounts and Papers, 6044-6071. 6861. 
1275, 1276. Committees, 647, 648. 1151. 
titions, 1986-1993. Supply, 381. 


Addresses, 
Masts. Pe- 


Times L ‘ewspaper :-——See Complaints, 17-21. 
Tipperary County 2——~ See Accounts and Papers, 


6074. Addresses,1543. Petitions, 1995-1997. 











I. Public Bills relative to Tithes; 1—33. 


Il. 
III. 
IV. 


Questions and Previous Questions Negatived 


Petitions for Bills, and Proceedings thereon ; “4—60. 
Resolution relative to Tithes in Ireland; 61. 


and Superseded, 


and Motions Withdrawn; 62—67. 


1.—Questions and Previous Questions Negatived and Superseded ; 62—65. 
g 


2.— Motions withdrawn; 66, 67. 


1. Public Bills relative to Tithes : 
England : 


1. To amend Act 37 Hen. VIIL., intituled; “ An Act for Tithes | 


POs 


in London;” Ordered, txxx. 225. Presented, 230. Petition of 
Roger Kynaston, Esq", against, 425. Bill rejected, 425. 

2. To amend Act 7&amp;8 Will. III. c. 6, for the more easy 
recovery of Small Tithes, and Act 53 Geo. III. for the recovery 
of Tithes; Ordered, txxx. 253. Presented; printed; 384. 
Passed, 495. Not returned from the Lords. 

3. For the more easy recovery of Small Tithes; Ordered, 
Lxxx1. 88. Presented; printed; 107. R. a. 227. 


4. To enable Rectors, Vicars and other Incumbents of Eccle- 


siastical Benefices and Livings to commute their Tithes ; Ordered, | 


Lxxxu. 597. Presented; committed; considered; reported ; 
further Consideration of Report put off for a Fortnight; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 601. 

5. To enable Clergymen and their Parishioners to commute 
for Corn Rents the Tithes within their respective Parishes ; 
Ordered, txxxut. 12. Presented; printed; 19. Petitions against ; 
From Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the University of 
Oxford; 139, p. Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the 
University of Cambridge, 217, pr. Instruction to Committee to 
consider of limiting the duration of any Agreement entered into 
under the Provisions of the Bill, 178. Committee put off for 
Three Months, 421. 

6. Toenable Rectors, Vicars and others to exchange their 
Tithes for Corn Rents; Ordered, txxxv.17. Presented; printed; 
17. Petition of John Acuster, Vicar of St. Helen’s, York, against, 
529, p. Committee deferred, 583. 

7. For facilitating and encouraging Compositions for Tithes ; 
From the Lords, txxxvi. 905. Read; printed; 921. Second 
Reading deferred, 927. Not proceeded in. 

%. For the Amendment of the Law as to the Tithing of Tur- 
nips in certain Cases; Ordered, xc. 530. 


Presented ; printed ; 
530. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 634. 


R. A. 657. 


9. For explaining Act 2 &amp; 3 Edward IV. for Payment of | 


Tithes on Barren Land; From the Lords; txxxvi. $28. 
proceeded in. 


Not 


10. For themore easy recovery of Tithes; Ordered, xc. 530. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 530. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 634. R.a.657. 
11. For shortening the Time required in Claims of Modus 
Decimandi, or exemption from or discharge from Tithes ; From 
the Lords, txxxvu. 424. Read; printed; 429. 
Third Time ; Amendment made ; Bill passed, with an Amendment ; 


Bill read the | 


502. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment, | 


551. Lords’ Amendment to Amendment agreed to, 556. R. a. 570. 
——To amend Act 3 Will. IV.; Ordered, uxxxtx. 542. Pre- 
sented ; printed ; 543. Lords’ Amendment agreed to,599. kr. a. 603. 

12. To effect a Commutation of Tithes in England and Wales ; 
Ordered, txxxvu. 286. Presented ; printed ; 408. As amended, 


een GEERT 


England— continued. 


printed, 559. 
Months, 630. 

Petitions against; From, Abdick, &amp;c., Hundreds of, (Somer- 
set), 478. Aldingbourne, 644.— Bedford Level, Governors, 
&amp;e. of, 499.  Bellairs, William, 623.—Berry Pomeroy, 478. 
Brede, &amp;c., 644.  Burwash, £80. Buckland Monachorum, 
505.—Cambridge, University of, 555. Closeworth, &amp;c., 539. 
Cosford, Hundred of, (Suffolk), 644.—Depwade, &amp;c., Hundred 
of, (Norfolk), 541. Devon, 515. Devon, North, Agricultural 
Association, 590. Ditcheat, &amp;c., 539.—East, Hundred of, (Corn- 
wall), 568. Ewhurst, &amp;c., 644.—Farnham, 454.—Guestling, 580. 
—Harberton, 528. Hardington, &amp;c., 539. Haselbury, &amp;c., 523. 
—Icklesham, &amp;e., 625.—Kingsbury Episcopi, 523.—Lesnewth, 
Hundred of, (Cornwall), 568.—Merriott, &amp;c., 523.—Northiam, 
&amp;e., 580.—Penwith, Hundred of, (Cornwall), 598. Petherton, 
South, 523. Playden, &amp;c., 625.—Rye, &amp;e., 625.—Salop, Clergy 
of Archdeaconry of, 580. 644. Sampford Spiney, 654. Skipton 
Beauchamp, &amp;c., 636. Somerset, 478. Sudbury, 580.—Taunton, 
523. Tiverton, 478.—Walkhampton, 654. 

Petition suggesting certain Alterations therein ; From Welland, 
520, 

Petition relative to ascertaining the Value of the Tithe on Hops; 
From Hawkhurst, 501. 

13. To amend Act 3 Will. IV. relating to Stay of Suits; 
Ordered, txxxvit. 676. Presented; printed; 679. As amended, 
printed, 710. Passed, 722. Not returned from the Lords. 

Petition against; From Dean, John Parker, 695. Peti- 
tions in favour; From, Bramham, 718. Burnside, 718.—Crook, 
718. Crosby-upon-Eden, 723.—Greyrigg, 718. Guiseley, 
727.—Helsington, 718. Horsforth, 727. Hugill, 718.—Kent- 
mure, 718.—Long Sleddale, 718.—Moggeridge, John H., 718.— 
Natland, 718. Neath, 723.—Old Hutton, 718.—Rawden, 727.— 
Scalthwailerigg, &amp;c., 718. Selside, 718. Staveley, 718. 
sea, 727.—Under Barrow, 718.—Yeadon, 727. 


Further Consideration of Report put off for Six 





Swan- 


14. For the Commutation and Redemption of Tithes in Eng- 
land and Wales; Ordered, Lxxx1x. 191. Presented; printed ; 
192. Petition in favour ; From Kent, 404. Petitions against ; 
From Bridekirk and Brigham, 323. Breage, 388. St. Cleer, 
407. South Hams, Devon, 418. Stretham-cum-Thetford, in the 
Isle of Ely, 474. Petitions for Provision in the Bill exempting 
Fen Lands from being rated and made titheable as Arable Land ; 
From, Walsoken; Tilney-cum-Islington ; Wiggenhall, St. Mary 
Magdalen; Walpole, St. Peter, and Walpole, St. Andrew; 370. 
Second Reading deferred, 394. Not proceeded in. 

15. For Commutation of Tithes in England and Wales; Or- 
dered, xc. 166, but not presented. 

16. For the Commutation of Tithes in 
xc. 17. Presented; printed; 26. 
Re-committed, 213. 


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As amended, printed, 84. 
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Ireland: 


SER YER HES 


I. Public Bills relative to 'Tithes—continued. 
England—continued. 


re-committed ; as amended, printed; xct. 251. Re-committed ; 
Instruction to make Provision for Payment of the Salaries, 
Allowances and Expenses of the Commissioners and other 
Officers, and also the Incidental Expenses of carrying the Act 
into execution; 311. Bill re-committed ; as amended, printed ; 
398. 500. Passed, 568. By the Lords, with Amendments, 690. 
Day appointed for considering them, and to be printed, 690. 
Consideration of Amendments deferred; Bill, as amended by 
the Lords, to be printed; 712. Amendments considered, 725. 
Several Amendments agreed to; others amended, and agreed 
to; others disagreed to; Committee appointed to draw up 
Reasons to be offered to the Lords at a Conference; 729. Con- 
ference held, and reported, 753. Lords desire a Conference ; 
Conference held; 760. (See Conferences, 17.) Report, That the 
Lords do not insist upon the Amendments to which this House 
hath disagreed, and do agree to the Amendments made by this 
House to the Amendments made by their Lordships, with certain 
Amendments; Resolution, That this House doth agree to the 
Amendments made by the Lords to the Amendments made by the 
Commons to the Amendments made by the Lords to the Bill; 
761. R. A. 800. 
Petitions against; From, Abbotskerwell, xc1. 276. Ash- 
ford, James, 310. Ashprington,310. Ashreigney, 304. Ashton, 
446. Ashwater, 288. Aylesbear, 551.—Beaworthy, 288. Bedford 
Level, Company of Conservators of, 213.276. Berry Pomeroy, 
310. Bickington, 276. Bideford, 288. Bilstone, 304. Bishop’s 
Nympton, 288. Blackanton, 310. Boneleigh, 304. Brent, 
South, 267. Broadhempston, 276. Broadwoodwedger, 56s. 
Brushford, 304. Buckland Brewer, 288. Bucklandfilleigh, 276. 
Butler, Jacob, 310.—Canterbury, 465. Chawleigh, 304. Chris- 
ton, 446. Churchston, 276. Clayhidon, 276. Clist, St. George, 
294, Coldridge, 304. Collumpton, 288. Cornwall, Agricul- 
turists of, 341. Cornwall, Eastern Division of, 310.341. Curl- 
ing, John, 359.—Darlington, 310. Denbury, 276. Deptford, 
267.  Dettingham, 288. Devenport, E. D., 310. Doddis- 
combesleigh, 446. Dolton, 276. Doun, St. Mary, 304. Drew- 
steignton, 276.—Ely, Isle of, 341. Ely, Isle of, and Bedford 
Level, 213. Essex, Archdeacon and Clergy of the Archdeaconry 
of, 481. Exbourn, 276.—Germansweek, 310. Gleadow, Rev. 
Thomas, 310.—Halwell, 276. 288, Harburton, 267. High Bick- 
ington, 310. High Hampton, 304. Huish, North, 276.—Kent, 
589. Kingsbridge, 288.—Lapford, 304. Liskeard, 276.—Mana- 
ton, 347. Market Gardeners and Horticulturists of the Metropolis, 
213. Matland, Richard, 567. Mills, James, 213. Modbury, 
276. Molland, 310. Monkokehampton, 276. Morchard, Bishop, 
276. Morley, 276.—Northtawton, 304. Northlew, 288. Nymett, 
Rowland, 304.—Ousby, 310.—Paignton, 288. Parkham, 288. 
Pool, South, 276.—Rattery, 276. Richmond, York, 341.—Sal- 
combe Regis, 276. Sampford Courtenay, 304. Shapland, James 
and others, 288. Silverton, 310. Sourton, 341. Staverton, 276. 
Stockleigh Pomeroy, 288. Stokefleming, 288. Stokeinteign- 
head, 267.—Tavistock, 310. 584. Thornbury, 288. Throwley, 276. 
Tithe Question, Persons interested in the Settlement of, 276. 
Torbryan, 288. Totness, 276.— Upwell-cum-Wilney, 213.!— 
Virginstow, 276.—Walters, T. &amp; M., 103. Warwick, 310. We- 
theral and Warwick, 310. Wharton, Wm. L. and Robert, 250. 
Whitestone, 288. Wilts, Incumbents of the County of, 288. 
Woodleigh, 288.—Yamer, Dartington and other Places, 310.— 
Zeal Monachorum, 304. 
Petitions in favour ; From, Llanelly, xc1. 115. Eastern Divi- 
sion of the County of Kent; Marsh Chapel; 250. 
Petition for omission or modification of a Clause ; From Mayor 
of Doncaster, xc. 160. 
Petition for deferring the Bill; From Members of the Com- 
mittee of the Central Tithe Association, xc1. 197. 


17. For facilitating the Commutation of Tithes in England 
and Wales; Ordered, xcr. 120. Presented; printed; 135. 
Second Reading deferred, 570. Not proceeded in. 

18. For the Abolition of Personal Tithes; Ordered, xcr. 
579. Presented; printed; 599. Passed, 662. Not returned 
JSrom the Lords. 

19. Toamend Act 6&amp;7 Will. IV., for the Commutation of 
Tithes in England and Wales; Ordered, xcu. 499. Pre- 
sented; printed; 499. Lords’ Amendments to be printed, 625. 
Agreed to, 651. R. A. 661. 


20. To revive and continue Act 6 &amp; 7 Will. IV. c. 81, to 
suspend Proceedings for recovering Payment of the Money 
advanced under the Acts for establishing Tithe Compositions in 
Ireland ; Ordered, xc11. 590. Presented, 592. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 659. R. a. 661. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Ireland—continued. 


21. To amend and explain Act to enable certain Persons to 
recover a just Compensation for Tithes; Ordered, txxv. 292. 
Presented; printed; 296. R.A. 422. 


22. Toenable Ecclesiastical Persons in Ireland to make Leases 
of Tithes and of Church Lands in Ireland; Ordered, txxv. 404. 
Presented, 421, Bill, as amended, printed; Further Consi- 
deration of Report put off for Six Months; 430. —— Again 
ordered, txxvi. 132. Presented, 143. Committed; Motion, 
That the Bill be printed, Negatived; 171. Bill, as amended, 
printed, 194. Report further considered; Amendments agreed 
to; 297. Third Reading put off for Three Months, 329. 


23. To enable Ecclesiastical and other Persons to grant Leases 
of Tithes, so as to bind their Successors; Ordered, txxvu. 344. 


Presented; printed ; 348. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 486. 
R. A. 487. 


24. To provide for the establishing of Compositions for Tithes 
in Ireland; Ordered, txxvim. 96. Presented; printed; 136. 
As amended, printed, 321. Re-committed, 354. Reported; 
Re-committed ; Instruction for advancing Money out of the Con- 
solidated Fund, for giving effect to a Composition for Tithes ; Bill 
considered ; reported ; and, as amended, printed; 414. Re-com- 
mitted, 435. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 481. R.A. 485. 

25. To amend the above Act; Ordered, uxxrx. 141. Pre- 
sented ; printed ; 164. Re-committed ; reported ; and, as amended, 
printed ; 344. Petitions against; From, Proprietors, Landholders, 
&amp;e. of Castlelyons, 366. Noblemen and others of Kilkenny, 
376, Pp. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 501. R. a. 502. 

26. To amend the above Acts; Ordered, txxxu. 552. Pre- 
sented, 557. Printed, 576. nr. a. 610. 


27. Toamend Three Acts of 4,5 and 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV., pro- 
viding for the establishing of Compositions for Tithes in Ireland, 
and to make such Compositions permanent; Ordered, Lxxxvul. 
488. Presented; printed; 491. As amended, printed, 552 
Petitions against ; From, William J. Brabazon, 517. Naas, 566. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 587. R.A. 591. 

28. For facilitating the Commutation of Tithes in Ireland ; 
Ordered, txxviu. 96. Presented; printed; 149. Petition of 
Clergymen of Elphin, against, 211, p. Petition of Ardfert and 
Aghadoe in favour, 254, p. Committee deferred, 414. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 

29. To facilitate the recovery of Tithes in certain cases in 
Ireland, and for the Relief of the Clergy- of the Established 
Church; Ordered, txxxvu. 243. Presented; printed; 244. 
Petition against; From Graig, &amp;c., 256. Order for Second 
Reading read; Motion, That the Bill be now read a Second Time ; 
Amendment proposed, but not made; Main Question agreed to ; 
260. R.A. 362. 


30. For the Relief of Owners of Tithes in Ireland, and for 
Amendment of Act passed in the last Session of Parliament, pro- 
viding for the establishing of Compositions for Tithes in Ireland, 
and to make such Compositions permanent ; Ordered, rxxxvutt. 
643. Presented; printed; 658. As amended, printed, 677. 
Re-committed; Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the 
Chair; Amendment proposed ; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 693. 
Debate resumed; Bill considered; 697. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 728. R.A. 734. 


31. To abolish Compositions for Tithes in Ireland, and to sub- 
stitute in lieu thereof a Land Tax, and to provide for the Redemp- 
tion of the same; Ordered, txxx1x. 59. Presented ; printed ; 72. 
Order for Second Reading, read; Motion for reading the Bill a 
Second Time; Debate arising thereupon, Motion for adjourning 
Debate ; Question Negatived thereupon; Question again proposed ; 
Debate arising thereupon; Debate adjourned ; 247. Debate re- 
sumed; Bill committed; 256. As amended, printed, 279. 
Re-committed; Instruction to Committee to make provision that 
any deficit which may arise in the Funds of the Commissioners of 
Woods and Forests, and applicable to the Payments to be made 
under this Act, be advanced and made good out of the Consoli- 
dated Fund ; and that so much as shall be advanced be repaid by 
the Ecclesiastical Commissioners out of Monies arising to their 
credit ; 467. Bill, as amended, printed, 548. Passed, 562. Not 


* returned from the Lords. 


Petitions against; From, Augha, 211.—Clonegal and Kidavin, 
211. Columbkill, 462.—Galway, 370. Grange, 516.—Kidavin, 
211. Kilfian, 560. Killoe, 319.—Lorum, &amp;c., 211.—Martin, Rev. 
John Charles, 536. Meath, 554.—Nethercross, Dublin, Barony of, 
188. Newport Pratt, 370.—Rathcormack, 351. Rathpatrick, 265. 
Ryder, Rey. Joshua Brown, 536.—Wells, Carlow, 211. 

Petitions suggesting certain Alterations therein; From Balli- 
naboy, Lxxx1x. 516. Kilpatrick, 516, Tracton, &amp;c., 516. 

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I. Public Bills relative to Tithes—continued. 


Ireland—continued. 
32. Tosuspend Proceedings for recovering Payment. of certain 


Instalments of Money advanced under the Acts for establishing 


Tithe Compositions in Ireland; Ordered, xc. 606. Presented ; 


printed ; 606. R. a. 657. 


Ireland—continued. 

33. To suspend Proceedings for recovering Payment of the 
Money advanced under the Acts for establishing Tithe Composi- 
tions in Ireland; Ordered, xc1. 774. Presented ; printed; 774. 
R. A. 831. 


II. Petitions for Private Bills, and Proceedings thereon : 


Allhallows, Barking : 
34. For altering or repealing Act Henry VIII.; Referred 
to Committee on Petition from St. Botolph without Aldgate, 
LXXx,. 58. See infra, 41. 


Allhallows-the-Less : 
35. For altering or repealing Act Henry VIII.; Referred 
to Committee on Petition from St. Botolph without Aldgate, 
LXXxx. 58. See infra, 41. 


Ardsley, West :—Sce Inclosures, 27. 


Ashton-under-Lyne : 

36. For settling disputed rights respecting Tithes; Referred, 
UXxxvi. 275. Bill ordered, 394. Presented, 414. Petition 
against, 441. Not proceeded in. Again referred, LXxxv. 
532. Bill ordered, 541. Presented, 555. nA. 712. 





Baird, William :—See Estates, 49. 
Barking :—See supra, 34. 


Barnwell, Northampton : 

37. To commute for Lands and a Corn Rent the ancient Com- 
positions, in lieu of Tithes and Glebe Lands, payable to the 
Rector; Referred, txxxv. 43. Bill ordered, 120. Presented, 
132. R.A. 500. 


Beaumont, and Kirkandrews-upon-Eden : 

38. For abolishing the Great and Small Tithes belonging to 
that Rectory; Referred, 1xxxu. 212. Bill ordered, 298. Pre- 
sented, 304. Committed, 427. Reported, 455. Report further 
considered ; Amendment proposed, to leave out the whole of the 
Bill from the word “ Whereas ;” Entry in the Journal read; Bill 
withdrawn, and another Bill ordered; 460. Presented, 464. 
Committed; Minutes of Committee on former Bill, referred to 
Committee on Bill; Leave to sit and proceed, and report on the 


Morrow; 467. R.A. 559. 


Beeding, Lower: 
39. To settle a fixed Rent-charge or Payment in satisfaction 
of all claims for Tithes within the said Parish; Referred, xci. 61. 
Not proceeded in. 


Botolph, St., Without Aldersgate : 

40. For Leave to present a Petition for a Bill to extinguish 
Tithes, and for making a Composition in lieu; Referred, txxx1. 
218. Reported; Leave given; Petition presented and referred ; 
233. Bill ordered, 247. Presented, 253. Re-committed, 330. 
R. A. 377. 

Botolph, St., Without Aldgate : 

41. To alter and amend Act Henry VIII.; Referred, txxx. 
28. Petition from the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Commons of 
London in Common Council assembled; Referred, 39. Petitions 
from Allhallows, Barking, Allhallows-the-Less and St. Giles’s, 
Cripplegate; Referred, 58. Petitions from St. Olave, Hart 
Street, St. Botolph, Bishopsgate, and St. Gregory by St. Paul’s ; 
Referred, 58. Order for referring Petition from St. Olave, Hart 
Street, discharged, 202. Bill ordered, 225. Not proceeded in. 


Botolph, St., Bishopsgate : 
42. To alter or repeal Act Henry VIII.; Referred, rxxx. 
37. Petition and Order of Reference read and discharged ; Peti- 
tion referred to Committee on Petition from St. Botolph Without 
Aldgate ; 58. See supra, 41. 


Botolph, St., Without Bishopsgate : 

43. For Leave to present a Petition for Bill to extinguish 
Tithes and Customary Payments in lieu of Tithes, in that 
Parish ; Referred, xxx. 222. Report; Leave given; Petition 
presented and referred; 251. Bill ordered, 290. Presented, 313. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 526. RK. a. 586. 


Christ Church :—See Christ Church Rectory. 
Cockerham : 


44. To commute for a Corn Rent the Dues and Tithes payable 
to the Vicar; Referred, ixx1x. 57. Billordered,183. Presented, 


149. Petition for enlarging Time for Report; Time enlarged ; 436. 
Not proceeded in, ———Petition renewed and referred; xxx, 43. 
sill orclered, 114. 


Presented, 223. Rn. a. 520. 








Dunstan’s, St., in-the-West : 

45. For uniting the Rectory and Vicarage of that Parish, and 
for making an Annual Payment to the Rector in lieu of Tithes; 
Referred, txxv. 145. Bill ordered, 203. Presented, 256. Re- 
ported; re-committed ; Committee to sit and proceed, and to report 
on a certain Day; 338. nk. a. 423. 


Edgbaston : 
46. To commute for a Corn Rent the Vicarial Tithes of that 
Parish; Referred, xxxvi. 42. Billordered,118. Presented, 135. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 421. R. a. 426. 


Giles’, St., Without Cripplegate : 

47. To alter or repeal Act Henry VIII.; Referred to Com- 
mittee on Petition from St. Botolph Without Aldgate, txxx. 58. 
See supra, 41.————For extinguishing Tithes in that Parish, and 
making Compensation to the Vicar; Referred, txxx. 74. ‘Bill 
ordered, 99. Presented, 142. Re-committed, 212. r. a. 325. 
See supra, 41. 


Grappenhall : 
48. To commute for a Corn Rent the Tithes payable in that 


Parish ; Referred, uxxxu. 186. Bill ordered, 237. Presented, 
330. R.A. 496. 


Gregory, St., by St. Paul’s : 

49. To repeal Act Henry VIII. for Tithes in London; Re- 
ferred, txxx. 37. Petition and Order of Reference to a Com- 
mittee, read and discharged ; Petition referred to a Committee on 
Petition from St. Botolph Without Aldgate, 58. See supra, 41. 


Grinton : 
50. For Commutation of Tithes; Referred, txxxiu. 62. Not 
proceeded in. 


Halifax : 


51. For extinguishing the Tithes and Payments in lieu thereof 
in that Parish, and for making Compensation to the Vicar; Re- 
ferred, ixxxiv.21. Billordered,58. Presented, 77. Reported; 
and re-committed ; Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and 
to report on or before a certain Day; 139. [King’s Recommenda- 


tion signified], and Bill passed, 151. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 185. R.A. 221. 


Hardwicke (Cambridge) :—Sce Inclosures, 186. 
Holborn, St. Andrew: 


52. For Leave to present a Petition for a Bill for extinguishing 
the Tithes in that Parish, and for making Compensation in lieu 
thereof; Referred, txxvin. 332. Reported; Leave given; Pe- 
tition presented and referred ; 337. Billordered,340. Presented, 
R.A. 433. 


355. 


Horslydown, St. John :—See Horslydonn, St. John. 
Kirkandrews-upon-Eden :—See supra, 38. 


Kirkby Kendal : 

53. For Leave to present a Petition for a Bill for carrying into 
effect an agreement for the payment of certain Corn Rents in lieu 
of Tithes; Referred, txxx1x. 140. Reported; Leave given; Pe- 
tition presented and referred, 144. Bill ordered; Leave given to 
present the Bill on or before a certain Day; 155. Petition for 
further Time for presenting the Bill; Leave given; 173. Bill 
presented, 210. Petition against, 292. Time enlarged for Report, 
322. Member added, 326. nr, a. 438. 


Kirkby Lonsdale : 


54. For commuting the Tithes; Referred, txxxix. 43. Bill 
ordered, 97. Presented, 152. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
387. R.A. 400. 


Lancaster : 
For a Composition for Tithes by way of Corn Rent; Re- 
ferred, uxxvint. 46. Not proceeded in.——— To commute for a 
Corn Rent certain Tithes and Dues payable to the Vicar of that 
Parish; Referred, uxx1x. 35. Bill ordered, 183. Presented, 189. 
Petition to enlarge the Time for making the Report; Time 
enlarged, 391. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 496, 


55. 


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II. Petitions for Private Bills, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Leeds: , 


56. For abolishing certain Vicarial Tithes and Easter Offerings 
within that Parish ; Referred, txx1x. 12. Billordered, m4. Pre- 
sented, 20. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 385. R. a. 428. 


Llanelly : 

57. For extinguishing Tithes, and customary Payments in lieu 
of Tithes, and for making Compensation in lieu thereof; Referred, 
Lxxxvi. 321. Bill ordered, 386. Presented, 393. Committed, 
414, Petition against, 514. Not proceeded in. Again re- 
ferred; txxxvi. 568. Bill ordered, 579. Presented, 591. Pe- 
titions against, 663. 665. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 745. 
R. A. 777. 





London :—See supra, 41. 
Norwell :—Sce Inclosures, 262. 


Olave, St., Hart Street : 

58. For the future Settlement of the Payment of Tithes in that 
Parish; Referred, txxx. 28. Order for referring Petition to a 
Committee discharged; Petition referred to Committee on St. 
Botolph Without Aldgate Tithes, 58. (See supra, 41.) Order 





Olave, St., Hart Street —continued. 
for referring Petition to Committee on St. Botolph Without Ald- 
‘gate Tithes, discharged; Petition referred to a Committee, 202. 
Reported, and Bill ordered, 210. Presented, 226. Petition 
against, 425. Bill committed, 498, Not proceeded in. 


St. Andrew, Holborn :—See supra, 52. 


Simonburn Incumbents :—sSee Navy, 13. 


Stoke-upon-Trent : 


59. For authorizing the Sale of the Tithes and Rectorial Dues ; 
From the Lords; uxxx11.498. Read, 503. Petition against, 538. 
R. A. 587. 


Stretham (Cambridge) :—See Inclosures, 333. 
Upwell : 


60. For Leave to present a Petition for a Bill to commute the 
Tithes and Compositions in lieu of Tithes; Referred; uxxx1x. 470. 
Reported ; Leave given; Petition presented, and referred ; 477. 
Bill ordered, 481. Presented, 482. Petitions against, 493. Se- 
cond Reading put off for Six Months, 493. 


Washingborough :—See Inclosures, 368. 


III. Resolution relative to Tithes in Ireland : 


61. That no Measure upon the subject of Tithes in Ireland can lead to a satisfactory and final Adjustment, which does not embody 
the principle contained in a Resolution of a Committee of the Whole House upon the Church Establishment in Ireland; xc. 208. 


IV. Questions and Previous Questions Negatived and Superseded, and Motion 


Withdrawn: 


(1.)— Questions and Previous Questions Negatived 
and Superseded : 

62. For printing the Tithes Leasing (Ireland) Bill; Negatived; 
LXxvI. 171. 

63. That the House will early in the next Session of Par- 
liament take into consideration the State of the Church Establish- 
ment in Ireland, and the manner in which Tithes are collected ; 
Question, That certain Words stand part of the Question, Nega- 
tived; Question for adding certain Words instead thereof super- 
seded by reading the other Orders of the Day; ixxvir. 356. 

64. That it appears from Returns laid before the House, that 
several Parishes in Ireland have entered into Agreement for 
their Tithes, by payment to the Ecclesiastical Incumbents of 
£. 278,037. 15., and several other Motions relating thereto; Prev. 
Ques. Negatived ; txxx1t. 472. 








(1.)— Questions and Previous Questions, §¢.—cont'. 

65. Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill to exempt Occupiets 

of Land in Ireland from payment of Tithes on Potatoes; Ques, 
Neg.; LXXxvi. 287. 


(2.)—Motions Withdrawn: 

66. Motion for Leave to bring ina Bill to take away the Ju- 
risdiction of the Ecclesiastical Courts in matters relating to Tithe ; 
Withdrawn; xc. 117. 

67. That the Tithe System in Ireland has been the fruitful 
source of Misery and Crime, and should be totally extinguished ; 
Prev. Ques. withdrawn; Lxxxvu. 541. 


See Accounts and Papers, 6075-6121. 6712. 6862-6864. 
Addresses, 1277-1285. Committees, 649-658. 1152, 1153. 
Complaints, 10. Petitions, 2002-2035. Reports, 161. 








Titles ‘—-See Charities. Inclosures. 


Tobacco : Bills relative to: 

1. For charging a Duty of Excise on certain sorts of Unmanu- 
factured Tobacco, imported into Great Britain; Ordered, ixxv. 
400. Presented, 415. rR. a. 468. 

2. For securing the Duties of Excise on Tobacco; Ordered, 
Lxxvi. 408. Presented; printed; 418. Petitions against ; From, 
Churchman, William, 468.— Glasgow, 447, p.— Leeds, 468. 
London, Westminster and Southwark, 447.—Norwich, Dealers, 
461. Norwich, Manufacturers, 458, vy. Bill, as amended, 
printed, 469. R. a. 502. 

3. To assimilate the Law in Ireland to that in Great Britain, 
relating to the growth of Tobacco; Ordered, rxxxtv. 129. Not 
presented. 

4. To repeal Act 19 Geo. III. for repealing so much of several 
Acts as prohibit the Growth of Tobacco in Ireland; Ordered, 
Lxxxvi. 359. Presented; printed; 367. Passed, 489. Not re- 
turned from the Lords. 

5. For repealing so much of several Acts as prohibits the 
Growth of Tobacco in Ireland; Ordered, txxxvi. 577. Pre- 
sented; printed; 578. nk. a. 777. 

6. To provide for the Sale, Manufacture and Consumption of 
Tobacco grown in Ireland, before the Ist January 1832; Or- 
dered ; presented; printed; txxxvm. 155. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 215. R.A. 219. 

7. Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill for reducing the Duty 
on Tobacco from Three Shillings to One Shilling per Pound, 
Question Neg.; xc11, 224. 

See Accounts and Papers, 1154. 1418. 6123-6153. Com- 
mittees, 659-664. Petitions, 2037, 2038. Supply, 979. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII, (1820—-1837.) 





Tobago :—Sece Accounts and Papers, 6154. Addresses, 
1286. Committees, 1419. 


Tolls and Customs: Bills relative to :— 
For amending and consolidating the Laws relating to Market 
Tolls in Ireland; Ordered, uxxx1, 202. Not presented. 
For the regulation of Market Tolls in Ireland ; Ordered, txxxu. 
372. Not presented———To consolidate and amend the Laws 
relating to Tolls and Customs at Markets and Fairs in Ireland ; 
Ordered, txxxv. 223. Presented; printed; 229. Committed, 
257. Committee deferred, 333. Not proceeded in. 

See Addresses, 1544. Committees, 1155. Dublin, 26. 
Petitions, 2041. Railways,1. Steam Carriages. 





Tomkins’s Lottery :—see Lotteries, 4. 


Tonnage Duties :—see Customs, 7, 8. Ships and 
Vessels, 4. 


Tools, Exportation Of :—see Committees, 722. 971. 
Machinery. Petitions, 1348. 


Townlands s——See Accounts and Papers, 6159, &amp;e. 
Estates, 320. Survey and Valuation of Ireland, 3. 


Towns Corporate :—see Courts of Justice, Ireland, 3. 


Trade : 


1. Bill to amend Act 22 Geo. ITI. c. 82, for suppressing or 
regulating certain Offices therein mentioned, so far as relates to 
the Board of Trade; Ordered, txxx1. 225. Presented, 238. 
Printed, 245. R. A. 324. 

2. The 
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Trade—continued. Treason :—-Bill from the Lords, to extend certain of the 


2. The Grand Committee for Trade ordered (at the Beginning Provisions of Act Will. III. for regulating of Trials in the cases of 
of each Session) to sit every Friday in the Afternoon in the House; Treason and Misprision of Treason in Ireland ; uxxv1.151. Read ; 
LXxv. 109.—LxXxvi. 6,—LXXVII. 7.—LXXVIII. 5,—LXXIX. 6,—LXXX. printed ; 153. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 251, R. a. 281. 


6.—LXXxXI. 6.—LXXxII. 9.—LXXXIII. 7.—LXXXIV. 9.—LXxxv. 8.— 


. T a 
ported peg om nectar Treasurer of the Navy :—see Navy, §v, 9. 


3. Motion, That no Bill regulating the conduct of any Trade, Sat 
altering the Lows of Apprenticeship in relation to any particular Tr easurers of Counties -—See County Treasurers. 
Business, &amp;c., shall be read a First Time until a Select Committee Middlesex, 1. 


shall have inquired into the expediency of the proposed Regula- T ; 
tions, and reported thereon; Withdrawn; ixxv. 311. reasury : See Accounts and Papers, 6177-6188. Public 


4. Report of Select Committee appointed to inquire into the Money. Supply, 583-585. 


expediency of a Standing Order relating to Bills relative to Trade, 
read; Resolution, That no Bill regulating the conduct of any 
Trade, altering the Laws of Apprenticeship, in relation to any 
particular Business, affixing marks to designate the quality of any 
manufacture, prohibiting the manufacture of any species of com- 
modity, or extending the term of any Patent, shall be brought into 
this House, until a Select Committee shall have inquired into the 
expediency or inexpediency of the proposed Regulations, and shall 
have reported their Observations thereupon to the House; Resolu- 
tion made a Standing Order; txxv. 403. Rescinded, txxvutt. 354. 


5. Motion, That the Trade, Manufactures and Commerce 4 Tr lals : —See Accounts and Papers, 6193. Addresses, 1297, 
the Country are so essentially connected with the Interests an 1298. Offences, 2, &amp;e. Petitions, 2054. 


Prosperity of the British Empire, that a retrospect of their State, 
Progress and Fluctuation is at all times highly important, but 
more particularly at the present moment, when various Classes of 
the Community are suffering Embarrassments, Distress and Priva- 
tion, &amp;c.; Prev. Ques. negatived upon that and several other igh 
Motions upon the same subject, and upon the Exports and Im- Trinity College, Dublin ‘—See Dublin, 27. 
ports of the Country; Lxxxvit. 456-458. ae ; 
See Accounts and Papers, 6162,&amp;c. Colonies. Commercial Trinity D octrine of -——See Religious Opinions, 2. 
Credit. Commercial Intercourse. Committees, Ireland, | ,., . . 
976. 1420. East India Affairs, 6-11. Petitions, ih rinity House &gt;——See Accounts and Papers, 6202-6212. 
° 2046, &amp;c. Kingston-upon-Hull, 3. Leith, Trinity House. Petitions, 2069, 
2070. 


Treasury Bills :—otion, That it is expedient that the 
same Rate of Interest should be paid on Irish Treasury Bills as on 
Exchequer Bills; Ques. Neg. thereupon; itxxvi. 397. See 
Accounts and Papers, 6189, 6190. Supply, 586. 993, 994. 


Tr eaties -——See Accounts and Papers, 6191. Addresses, 


1293-1296. America, South. 


Trespasses :—sec Malicious Injuries. 





Trinidad -——See Accounts and Papers, 6194-6201. 6866, 


Addresses, 1299-1305. Petitions, 2057. Slaves and Slave 
Trade, 5, &amp;e. 


‘Transfer of Aids and Grants: —Sce Supply, : 
872, ke. Troopers’ Fund :—pin for dissolving the St. George's 
Fund Society, called the Troopers’ Fund, in the Royal Regiment 
Transfer of Land :— sti ls On 
ransfer o and :—See County Transfer of Land. of Horse Guards, and for distributing the Fund; Ordered, 
Ley LXXXvill. 582. Presented; printed; 585. Rr. a. 670. 
Transfer of Securities :—sSee Securities. 
; Troubridge, Sir Thomas :—Petition of certain 
T ransfer of Stock :—See Stock. Electors of Sandwich, Deal and Walmer, accusing Sir Thomas 
Troubridge, one of the Members for the said Borough, of having 
Transmission of Property *——Bill for the better produced a forged Copy of the Register of Baptism, by which 
Transmission of Property in certain cases in Ireland, by enabling = wera: _— acta yng: adluntugaaane=phed 
Persons there to take out Probate to Wills, or Letters of Admi- Lieutenant im the Navy, -_ praying on - wy Be copeted oe 
ulsteatiom to Annste, belles Che Aasletent Bassler, tn the evened House ; Whereupon Sir Thomas Troubridge was heard in his 
Counties in Ireland, and to extend the Jurisdiction of the Civil place, end withdrew; Motion, Thet the ghee men Ge tie upon the 
Bill Courts, and to regulate the Courts of Quarter Sessions in Table; renee P pyenps Denote areng Ghusmpen, ond the 
eledic: Seiad ead. 400. Presented; printed; 408. same having continued till Three of the Clock, Mr. Speaker left 
As amended, printed, 549. Re-committed; considered ; re- the Chair; txxxvim. 470. Debate resumed, 474. Petition re- 


ported ; further Consideration of Report put off for Six Months ; jected, 475. 
Bill, as amended, printed, 608. Trustees :—Sce Estates, 1, &amp;c. Lunatics, 3, &amp;e. 


ee and ‘Transports: Bills | Tymultuous Risings :—See Whiteboy Offences. 
relative to: 


1. Tocontinue Acts 25 Geo. III. c. 46; 28 Geo. IIT. c. 24; Tunnels . 
43 Geo. III. c. 45; 56 Geo. III. c. 27; 59 Geo. III.c. 101, rela- 


ting to the Imprisonment and Transportation of Offenders; Or- _ JP f a Joint Stock C 
vr - 
dered, txxv1. 101. Presented, 104. nr. a. 200. 1. ae He ee ee es Soe ae —_ 


pany for constructing a Tunnel or Pneumatic Railway for the 
Conveyance of Passengers, Goods and Carriages to and from that 
Town; Referred, txxx11. 63. Not proceeded in. 


2. For the Transportation of Offenders from Great Britain; 
Ordered, Lxx1x. 388. Presented; printed ; 388. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 512. R. a. 524. ; 

3. To amend above Act; Ordered; presented; uxxxv. 526. Broomiclaw :—See Railways, 42. 


Printed, 531. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 622. rn. a. 646. 
Thames : 


| ; . 2. Petition for Bill for making a Tunnel under the River 
to labour in the Colonies ; Ordered, BEES. nee Presented ; Thames, in the Parish of St. John, Wapping; Referred, txxrx. 78. 
printed ; 364. As ‘amended, printed, 447. Lords’ Amendments Bill ordered, 108. Order of Leave for Bill discharged, and another 


agreed to, 526. R. a. 586. To amend the Law relative to Bill ordered, 191. Presented, 192. Petitions against, 306. 310. 
Offences punishable by Transportation for Life; Ordered, xc11. 326. 330. 356. 364. Bill re-committed, 392. Lords’ Amend- 


245. Presented; printed; 245. As amended, printed, 420. ments agreed to, 526. R. a. 536.— ——To enable the Thames 
. - , . 
Re-committed, 514. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 666. x. a. Tunnel Company to raise a further Sum; Referred, Lxxxiu. 55. 


$70. Bill ordered, 168. Presented, 175. Rr. a. 375.——~—To amend 


See also Accounts and Papers, 1497. 4085. Burglary, 1. Acts; Referred, uxxxvin. 70. Bill ordered, 194. Presented, 
Capital Punishment, 5. Supply, 189. 199. R.A. 726. 


4. For punishing Offences committed by Transports kept 


3. Amendment proposed, and withdrawn, upon Motion, For 
now reading the Order of the Day for the Third Reading of the 
; Clerk of the Crown Bill; That a Select Committee be ap- 
Tread Mills &gt;——See Accounts and Papers, 6169, &amp;c. pointed to inquire into the circumstances attending the introduction 

Addresses, 1289, &amp;e. Petitions, 2053. of a Bill, intituled, “ An Act to amend the Acts relating to the 
Thames 


Travancore, Rajah of :—see Hutchison, Bury. 














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Tunnels—continued. 
Thames—continued. 


Thames Tunnel Company,” passed in the third and fourth years 
of His present Majesty’s Reign; and to inquire further respecting 
the advance of £.30,000 by the Commissioners for issuing Ex- 
chequer Bills in aid of Public Works, under the Provisions of the 
said Act, with a view to prevent the advance of Public Money 
without full and adequate security for the Repayment of the same; 
xc. 574. 


4. Amendment proposed and withdrawn, upon Motion, For 
now reading the Order of the Day for the Committee of Supply, 
That there be laid before this House a Copy of any Document 
under the authority of which the advance of the Sum of £.30,000 
has been made to the Thames Tunnel Company; and for Copies 





Tunnels—continued. 

Thames—continued. 
of the Reports, if any, of professional Persons made before the 
Money was advanced, respecting the existing state of the Tunnel, 


the estimated Cost of completing the same, and the probability of 
future Repayment, xc. 442. 


Turkey :—see Accounts and Papers, 66.77. 6214. 6695" 
Consuls, 2. 


Turner, Ellen :—ro declare void her Marriage with 
Edward Gibbon Wakefield; From the Lords, txxx11. 522. Read ; 
printed; 524, Message to the Lords, desiring Copy Minutes of 
Evidence, 524. Communicated, 525. Rr. a. 559. 


‘Turnips :—see Tithes, 8. 

















Turnpike Roads. 





I. Public Bills relative to Turnpike Roads and Highways; 1—60. 


II. Petitions for Private Bills for Turnpike Roads and Highways, or 
for continuing or amending Acts, and Proceedings thereon ; 


61—1072. 


1.—Questions Negatived ; 1076—1081. 
2.— Motions Withdrawn ; 1082—1084. 


Orders and Incidental Proceedings; 1073—1075. | 
Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn ; 1076—1084. 





1. For obtaining an Account of the Turnpike Roads of Great 
Britain, and of the Funds for maintaining the same; Ordered, 
LXXv. 332. Presented; printed; 351. Committed, 380. Com- 
mittee put off for Six Months, 413. 


2. For obtaining Returns from Turnpike Road Trusts of the 
Amount of their Revenues; Ordered, txxv. 421. Presented, 425. 
R. A. 468. 


3. Requiring the Annual Statements of Trustees or Commis- 
sioners of Turnpike Roads to be transmitted to the Secretary 
of State; From the Lords, txxxvimt. 655. Read; printed; 688. 
Reported, and passed, with Amendments, 710,715. Amendments 
agreed to by the Lords, 722. R. a. 726. 


4. Toamend the general Laws now in being for regulating 
Turnpike Roadsin England; Ordered,txxv.412. Presented, 415. 
As amended, printed ; further Consideration of Report put off for 
Three Months; 447. Another Bill; Ordered, txxvi. 344. 
Presented ; printed; 349. As amended, printed ; Day appointed 
for further considering Report; 427. Not proceeded in. 
Another Bill; Ordered, txxvu. 104. Presented, 109. As 
amended, printed, 131. Re-committed, 139. As amended, 
printed, 295. Re-committed, 409. Reported, and re-committed, 
425. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 484. Rr. a. 487. 








5. To explain and amend Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 126; Ordered, 
Lxxvill. 15. Presented; printed; 182. As amended, printed, 
227. Petitions against; Of Trustees and Commissioners of 
Studley Bridge Road, 259. Persons concerned in the Carriage 
of Goods, London, 357. Bill re-committed to a Select Com- 
mittee, 232. (See Committees, 1162.) Bill, as amended, printed, 
420. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 482. R. a. 485. 


6. To alter and amend Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 126; Ordered, 
Lxx1x. 399. Presented; printed; 399. R. a. 502. 


7. Toamend Acts 3 Geo. IV. c. 126, and 4 Geo. [V. c. 16 
and 95; Ordered, txxxu. 235. Presented; printed; 247. Pe- 
tition of Owners of Estates, against, 310,p. Also of Trustees, &amp;e. 
of Dartmouth Roads, &amp;c., 363, Pp. Petition of Peter Haydock, of 
Preston, relative to the Clause which exempts Trustees from 
liability, 605, rp. Bill, as amended, printed, 312. Bill re-com- 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





I, Public Bills relative to Turnpike Roads and Highways : 


mitted, and considered, but no Report made, 365. Committee on 
Bill re-appointed, 399. Bill considered; reported, and, as 
amended, printed, 410. Re-committed, 487. nr. a. 558. 

8. To amend Acts 3 Geo. IV. c. 126; 4 Geo. IV. c. 16; and 
7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. c. 24, and to render unnecessary the repetition of 
various Clauses usually inserted in Local Turnpike Acts; Or- 
dered, Lxxx11. 364. Presented; printed; 382. As amended, 
printed, 429. Petition of Coach-masters, Proprietors of Stage 
Coaches running between London and the Places adjacent, against, 
436. Billre-committed, 459. Passed,477. Not returned from 
the Lords. Committee appointed to inspect Lords’ Journals, 
504. Report, 509. Bill to amend Acts for regulating Turnpike 
Roads; Ordered, xxx. 509. Presented, 517. rp. a. 554. 

9. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Highways 
in England and Wales; Ordered, txxxv1. 106. Presented, 238. 
Printed, 250. Petitions against; From, Flixton, 510, p.—Man- 
chester, 510, Pp. Committed to a Select Committee, 257. (See 
Committees, 1163.) Not proceeded in. 

10. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Highways 
in that part of Great Britain called England; Ordered, txxxv1. 
550. Presented; printed ; 557. Petitions against; From, Hopkins, 
Thomas, 722. (p. 781.)}—Rochdale, 709. (Pr. 735.)—York, 717, p. 
Bill committed to a Select Committee, 597. (See Committees, 
1163.) As amended, printed, 701. Second Reading put off for 
Six Months, 739. 


11. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Highways in 
that part of Great Britain called England ; Ordered ; presented ; 
printed ; txxxvil. 218. Petitions against; From, Manchester, 
836. 432. 483. Flixton, 435. Rochdale, 530. Petition for 
inserting in the Bill Provisions continuing to Parishes or Places, 
in respect of which Compositions have been entered into for the 
Repair of so much of the Highways as lie next adjoining to any 
ends of Bridges, the benefit of such Compositions; From, No- 
bility, Gentry and Magistrates of the County of Montgomery, 
394. Petition that a Clause may be inserted in the Bill, for- 
bidding the stopping up of any Public Road, except with the 
concurrence of a Public Meeting of the Inhabitants of the Neigh- 
bourhood, and subject in all cases to an appeal to a Jury; From, 
Inhabitants of Newton, Failsworth, and their Vicinities, 449. 

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TURNPIKE ROADS—continued. 








I. Public Bills relative to Turnpike Roads and Highways—continued. 


Order for Committee discharged ; Bill referred to a Select Com- 
mittee; 308. (See Committees, 1163.) Bill reported, and, as 
amended, printed, 402. Order for further Consideration of Report 
read; Bill re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House ; 411. 
Bill considered, and reported ; further Consideration of Report put 
off for Three Months; Bill, as amended, printed ; 499. 

12. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Highways 
in that part of Great Britain called England; Ordered, rxxxvitt. 
124 Presented; printed; 126. Order for Committee of the 
Whole House read; discharged; Bill committed to a Select 
Committee ; 297. (See Committees, 1163.) Bill reported, and, 
as amended, printed, 494. Re-committed to a Committee of the 
Whole House, 594. Committee put off for Three Months, 649. 

Petitions in favour ; From, Flixtun, 315. Manchester (Two 
Petitions), 269. 

Petitions against ; Ashfield with Thorpe, 670. Athelington, 
670.—Badingham, 670. Barton-upon-Irwell, 643. Bedfield, 670. 
Bedingfield, 670. Birmingham, 645. Brandeston, 670. Bristol, 
596.  Bruisyard, 670.—Cransford, 670. Cretingham, 670.— 
Denham, 670. Dennington, 670.—Earlsoham, 670.—Flixton, 555. 
Framsden, 670.—Hoo, 670. Horham, 670. Hoxne, 670.— 
Kenton, 670. Kirkdale, &amp;c., 530.—Liverpool, 491. 501. 604.— 
Manchester, 475. Marlesford, 670. Monewden, 670.—Monk- 
soham, 670.—New Cross, Turnpike Roads, Trustees of, 300.— 
Parham, 670.—Saxtead, 670. Sheffield, 404. Southolt, 670. 
Stradbrooke, 670.—Tanningston, 670. Toxteth Park, 530.— 
Wilby, 670. Winston, 670. Worlingworth, 670. Petition for 
the insertion of a Clause exempting the Inhabitants of Parishes 
through which Turnpike Roads run, from performing Statute 
Labour, or paying Composition in lieu thereof; From Aveton 
Gifford, 323.—Blackhawton, 323. Brixham, 365.—Churchstow, 
323.— Dartington, 323.—Harberton, 323.—Modbury, 323.—Stoke 
Fleming, 318.—Townstal, 318.—West Alvington, 323. Wood- 
leigh, 323. 

Petition for Provision in the Bill to exempt Manure from Toll ; 
From Owners and Occupiers of Land in the County of Glouces- 
ter, 634. 

13. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Highways 
in that part of Great Britain called England; Ordered, txxx1x. 
68. Presented; printed; 72. Petition against; From Trustees 
of the New Cross Turnpike Roads, 261. Petition suggesting cer- 
tain Alterations in the Bill, of the Committee of the Society for 
the Protection of Ancient Public Footpaths, in Manchester, 
188. Petition against the Clause in the Highway Act which 
authorizes Farmers to plough up Footpaths, of Inhabitants of 
Eye, 522. Bill, as amended, printed, 471. Passed, 514. Not 
returned from the Lords. 

14. To consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Highways 
in that part of Great Britain called England; Ordered, xc. 139. 
Presented ; printed; 144. Bill, as amended by the Lords, to be 
printed, 590. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 599. R. a. 611. 

15. To authorize the Consolidation of the Trusts of Turnpike 
Roads in that part of Great Britain called England ; Ordered, xc. 


449. Presented; printed; 489. Not proceeded in. 


16. To authorize the Consolidation. of the Trusts in Turnpike 
Roads in that part of Great Britain called England; Ordered, 
xcr. 14. Presented; printed; 16. Committed to a Select Com- 
mittee, 63. (See Committees, 1165.) Reported, and re-commit- 
ted to a Committee of the Whole House; as amended, printed ; 
142. Committee deferred, 525. Not proceeded in. 

Petition in favour of William Ferdinand Wratislaw, xc1. 92. 

Petitions against; From Trustees of the following Roads; 
Acton Bridge, xc1. 547. Alford and Boston, 437. Amble- 
side, 277. Ashburton, 533. Austerlands and Wakefield, 425. 
—Badly,481. Bally and Worksop, 441. Banbury and Lutter- 
worth, 446. Bamby Moorand Bawtry,437. Bawtry and Rother- 
ham, 437. Barthall and Posenhall, 751. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 
567. Birstal and Huddersfield, 425. Blandford and Dorchester, 
567. Bolton and Ashton, 431. Bolton and Wigan, 425. 
Boroughbridge and Ferrybridge, 622. Boroughbridge and York, 
621. Boston and Alford, 437. Bramstone, Inhabitants and Occu- 
piers of Houses and Lands in, 577. Bridgenorth, Trustees of 
Turnpikes in the Neighbourhood, 431. Buildwas Bridge to Wat- 
ling Street Road, 474. Burton and Bosworth, 431. Bury and 
Prestwick, 567. Burton and Manchester, 474. Byfield, In- 
habitants and Occupiers of Houses in, 481.—Canterbury and Bar- 
ham, 465. Canterbury and Ramsgate, 465. Canterbury and 
Sandwich, 465. Canterbury and Whitstable, 465. Carmarthen, 
Trustees of different Turnpike Trusts in, 533. 
and Downham Bridge, 431. Church Lawton and Wilmslow 
Bridge, 547. Church Lawton and Wilmslow Bridge Road, 
Creditors of, 547. Collingham and Leeds, 567. 


Chatteris Ferry 


Creditors or 


Mortgagees of the Bawtry and Selhy Road, 441. Creek, 481. 








Petitions against—continued. 


Crossford Bridge and Manchester Road, 340.—Dartford and 
Strood, 465. 474. Daventry, Inhabitants and Occupiers of, 446. 
Doncaster and Salters Brook, 517. Doncaster and Thorne Roads, 
Mortgagees of, 533. Dodford, 465. Donington High Bridge 
and Hall Drove, 474. Dovor to Barham Downs, 403. Dovor, 
Folkeston and Sandgate, 446. Dorchester and Weymouth, 470. 
Dorchester and Blandford, xc1. 567. Dorchester and Wool Road, 
Dunchurch and Old Stratford, 446. Dunham Ferry and Great 
Markham, 425.—Faversham and Hythe, 583. Ferrybridge and 
Boroughbridge, 622. Fisherton Turnpike, 486. Floore, 481. 
Folkstone, 446. Foston and Little Drayton (Two Petitions), 425. 
Foston Bridge and Witham, 437. Fulledge-lane-end and Tod- 
morden, 833.—Grantham and Melton Mowbray, 583. Graves- 
end and Wrotham, 589. Greenficld and Shepleylane Head, 354. 
—Haddon, West, Inhabitants and Occupiers of Houses and Lands 
in, 533. Haslingden and Todmorden, 621. Hale Drove and 
Donington High Bridge, 474. Hamham, Blandford and Doches- 
ter, 567. Harrowgate and Leeds, 567. Herne Bay and Sturry, 
583. Heronsyke and Eamont Bridge Roads, 228. Hertford 
Turnpike Road, 547. Hinckley and Melbourne, 465. Holm- 
forth District of the Wadsley and Langset, 354. Huddersfield 
and Woodhead, 425. Hulme and Eccles, 340. Hythe and 
Faversham, 583.—IIchester, 446. Ipswich and Stratford, 533. 
—Leeds and Ealand, 470. Leeds and Tong Lane End, 470. 
—Kelham and South Muskham, 441. Key Bridge Roads, 431. 
Kilsby, 465.—Lampeter and Llandovery, 533. Landed Pro- 
prietors and others interested in the good management of Turnpikes, 
431. Lawton and Newcastle-under-Lyne, 421. Leeds and Col- 
lingham, 567. Leeds and Harrowgate, 567. Leadenham and 
Southwell, 441. Leeds and Homefield Lane End, 470. Leeds 
and Otley, 470. Leeds and Selby, 431. Leeds and Roundhay, 
833. Leeds and Wakefield, 431. Leeds and Whitehall, 289. 
Liverpool and Warrington, 465. Llandovery and Lampeter, 533. 
Lockwood and Metham, 425.—Madeley and Wellington, 751. 
Maidstone and Rochester, 465. Maidstone and Tunbridge, 589. 
Malton, New, and Monkbridge, 470. Manchester Road, 340. 
Manchester and Buxton, 474. Manchester District of the Man- 
chester, Rochdale, Bury and Radcliffe Road, 340. Manchester 
District of the Castleton and Manchester Road, 357. Manchester 
and Salters Brook, Mortgagees of, 387. Mansfield and Worksop, 
Berks, 421. Meanwood and Sheepscar, 470. Melbourne and 
Hinckley, 465. Melton Mowbray and Grantham, 533. Middle- 
sex New North Road, 474. Milford Turnpike Trust, 583. 


Monkbridge and New Malton, 470.—Newnham, 465. Notting- 
ham, 533.—Otley and Leeds, 470.—Pontypool, 567. Posenhall 


and Benthali, 751. Prestwick and Bury, 567.—Rotherham and 
Swinton, Mortgagees, &amp;ec. of, 533. Roundhay and Leeds, 833. 
—Salford and Pendleton, 340. Salters Brook and Doncaster, 
517. Sheepscar and Meanwood Side, 470. Southmolton, 289. 
Spalding and Tyddcoat, 425. Staverton, 465. Stowrnine Churches, 
Inhabitants and Occupiers of Houses and Land in, 465. Strat- 
ford St. Mary and Ipswich, 533. Strood and Dartford, 465. 
474. Sturry and Herne Bay, 583. Swinton and Rotherham, 
Mortgagees, &amp;c. of, 533. —Tadcaster and Halton Deal, 431. Tam- 
worth and Harrington Bridge, 431. Turnhill and Whitchurch, 
431. Thorne and Doncaster, 533. Tinsley and Doncaster, 517. 
Todmorden and Full Edge-lane-end, 833. Todmorden and Has- 
lingden, 621. Todmorden and Littleborough, 517. Tunbridge 
and Maidstone, 589. Tyne Bridge to Wearmouth, 589.—Wake- 
field and Division of the Wakefield and Halifax Turnpike Road, 
323. Wakefield and Austerland, 425. Wakefield and Leeds, 
431. 517. Warminster, 486. Warrington and Liverpool, 465. 
Wearmouth Bridge to Tyne Bridge, 589. Weedon Bale, 465. 
Welton, 481. Wellington and Madeley, 751. Whitchurch and 
Ternhill, 431. Wilmslow Bridge and Church Lawton Road, 547. 
Wilmslow Bridge and Church Lawton Road, Creditors of, 547. 
Woodhead and Huddersfield, 425. Wrotham and Gravesend, 
589.—York and Boroughbridge, 622. 


17. To enable Trustees or Commissioners under Acts to meet 
and carry such Acts into execution; Ordered, txxvi1.314. Pre- 
sented, 315. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, with Amendments, 386. 
Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 404. R. a, 433, 


18. For continuing, for a limited time, the several Acts for re- 
gulating the Turnpike Roads in Great Britain, which will expire 
at the end of the present Session of Parliament ; Ordered, txxxvi. 
577. Presented, 578. R. a. 712. 


19. To exempt from Toll Cattle driven on Turnpike Roads or 
from Pasturage ; Ordered, Lxxxvi. 626. Presented; printed ; 
653. Order for Committee discharged; Bill committed to a 
Select Committee ;687. (See Committees, 1164.) Reported, and, 
as amended, printed, 763. Re-committed to a Committee of the 
Whole House, 776. kr. A. 861. 


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20. To explain so much of the General Turnpike Act as 
relates to the Toll on Carriages laden with Lime for the Improve- 
ment of Land; Ordered, txxvm1. 90. Presented ; printed; 90. 
R. A. 158.————-To exempt Lime, for the Improvement of Land, 
from Toll in certain cases; Ordered, txxx1x. 256. Presented; 
printed ; 292. Petitions against; From, Rees Goring Thomas; 
David Lloyd Harries; txxx1x.350. Glamorgan, 370. Creditors of 
the Tolls of Wiveliscombe Turnpike Road, 404. Petition in favour ; 
From Owners of Land in Wiveliscombe, 385. Second Reading 
put off for Six Months, 401. 


21. To exempt Carriages carrying Manure from Toll; Or- 
dered, xc. 259. Presented; printed; 259. Bill, as amended, to 
be printed, 313. r. a. 500. 

Petitions against; From Trustees of the Middlesex and Essex 
Turnpike Roads, xc. 349. Trustees of Tiverton Turnpike Roads, 
433. Officers and Creditors of the South Shields Turnpike 
Road, 437. 

Petition of Trustees of the Salford and Pendleton Turnpike 
Roads, for Provision as to the Regulation of Weights allowed 
to Carriages carrying Manure for the Improvement of Land; 
xc. 327. 


22. To explain certain Provisions in Local Acts of Parliament 
relating to Double Toll on Turnpike Roads; Ordered, txxxvu. 
168. Presented; printed; 169. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 
588. R.A. 591. 


23. For continuing fora limited Time the several Acts for 
regulating the Turnpike Roads in Great Britain, which will 
expire during the present or before the End of the next Session of 
Parliament; Ordered, ixxx1x. 12. Presented; printed; 14. 
Passed by the Lords, with an Amendment, 71. Considered, 
and disagreed to; Committee appointed to draw up Reasons; 132. 
Conference held, and reported, 142. (See Conferences, 18.) 
Lords do not insist on their Amendment, 144. R. a. 165. 


24. For continuing for a limited Time the several Acts for 
regulating the Turnpike Roads in Great Britain, which will expire 
with the next Session of Parliament; Ordered, xc. 486. Pre- 
sented; printed; 489. Bill, as amended, to be printed, 524, 
rR. A. 611. 


25. To continue, for a limited time, the several Acts for re- 
gulating the Turnpike Roads in Great Britain, which will expire 
with the present or with the next Session of Parliament; Ordered, 
xc. 283. Presented; printed; 285. Lords’ Amendment agreed 
to, 442. R.A. 568. 

Petition for introduction of a Clause continuing the Statute 
Duty; From Chairman of a Meeting of the Trustees of several 
Roads in the Counties of Brecon, Radnor and Glamorgan, xc1. 
191. 

Petition for Provision for the removal of all Turnpike or Toll- 
gates to a distance not less than Three Miles from the General Post 
Office ; From Churchwardens, Overseers and Board of Highways 
of Christchurch, Surrey, xci. 357. 

Petition of the Churchwardens and Members of the Board for 
the repair of Highways in Lambeth, praying, that in the event of 
the Bill passing into Law, and the Trustees acting under its autho- 
rity casting upon the Parish any part of the Roads at present 
maintained by the Surrey New Road Trust, an equivalent Com- 
pensation may be made to them; xc1. 377. 


26. For continuing, for a limited time, the several Acts for 
regulating the Turnpike Roads in Great Britain, which will expire 
with the present or the next Session of Parliament; Ordered; 
presented ; printed; xc1. 675. R. a. 800. 


27. To amend an Act of the third year of King George the 
Fourth, for regulating Turnpike Roads in England, so far as the 
same relates to Weights to be carried upon Waggons with Springs ; 
Ordered, txxx1x. 471. Presented; printed; 472. Lords’ Amend- 
ment agreed to, 598. R. a. 604. 


28. To facilitate the Recovery of certain Arrears of Highway 
Rates, and Composition in lieu of Statute Duty ; Ordered, xcr. 
400. Presented; printed; 403. Rr. a. 800, 


29. To authorize the Application of Highway Rates to Turn- 
pike Roads in certain cases; Ordered, xc1. 663. Presented ; 
printed ; 668. Second Reading put off for Three Months, 741. 


30. Bill to authorize the application of Highway Rates to 
Turnpike Roads in certain cases; Ordered, xci. 358. Presented ; 
printed ; 362. Order for Committee of the Whole House dis- 
charged ; Bill committed to a Select Committee; 447. (See Com- 


mittees, 1166.) Report; Bill, as amended, with the Report and | 


Minutes, to be printed ; 567. Not proceeded in. 
Petitions in favour ; From, Arundel and Petworth Road, Trus- 
tees of; xci1. 367. Arundel and Stopham Road, Trustees of, 


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I. Public Bills relative to Turnpike Roads and Highways—continued. 


Prtitions in favour—continued. 


444.—Cornhill and Milfield March Burn Road, Trustees of, 448. 
—Harptry (West) Road, Trustees and Mortgagees of Tolls on, 
491. Hulme and Eccles Turnpike Road, Chairman of a Meet- 
ing, 588.—Kington Turnpike Trust, Trustees and Creditors of, 
437.—Leicester and Ashby-de-la-Zouch Road, Trustees of, 444. 
Leicester and Fincett Bridge Road, Trustees of, 444. Leicester, 
Hinckley and Harborough Road, Trustees of, 444. Leicester 
and Melton Mowbray Road, Trustees of, 444. Lutterworth 
and Leicester Turnpike Road, Trustees of, 444.—Market Har- 
borough and Lutterworth Road, Trustees of, 444. Montgomery- 
shire Roads, Trustees of the Second District of, 491.—Severn, 
Chairman of a Meeting of Trustees for building a Bridge over 
the Severn, near Tewkesbury, 596.— Welford Bridge and Lei- 
cester Road, Trustees of, 444. 

Petitions against ; From, Aveton Giffard, xci1. 463.—Babdy, 
430. Barby, 430. Barnstaple Turnpike Trust, Creditors of, 491. 
Berry Pomeroy, 444. Blisworth; Referred, 468. Braunston, 
430. Byfield, 430.—Charmelton, 430. Churchstow, 463. 
Crick, 430.—Dartington ; Referred, 471. Daventry, 430. Daw- 
lish, 487. Dodford, 430. — Earmington, 444.—Greens Norton, 
468.—Haddon, West, 430. Halwell; Referred, 471. Har- 
berton, 444. Higham, Cold and Pattishall, 468. Holbeton; 
Referred, 463.—Kilsby, 430. Kingsbridge Union, 491.—Mod- 
bury; Referred, 463.—Newnham, 430.—Oundle, 444.—Paulers- 
pury. 468. Rattery, 491.—Staverton, 430. Stowe, 430.—Teign- 
mouth, East, 575. Totness, 430. Towcester, 468.—Ugborough, 
430.—Weedon Beck, 430. Welton, 430. Wratislaw, William 
Ferdinand, 436.—Yealmpton, 444. 


31. To amend the Laws regarding the Trusts of Turnpike 
Roads in that part of Great Britain called England; Ordered, 
xci. 106. Presented; printed; 237. Petitions against; From, 
Cardigan Turnpike Road, Trustees of, 272. Dover to Barham 
Downs, Trustees of the Road from, 362. Petition for extending 
the Provisions of the Bill to Wales; FromThomas Powell Swan- 
wick and Hester Catherine his Wife, 331. Bill withdrawn, 363. 


Ireland: 


32. To amend Act 45 Geo. III. c. 43; To amend the Laws 
for improving and keeping in repair the Post Roads in Ireland ; 
Ordered, txxxvi. 352. Presented, 353. Committed, 360. Not 
proceeded in. Another Bill ordered; txxxvu. 478. Pre- 
sented; printed; 479. Again printed, 495. R. a. 550. 





33. To amend an Act passed in the forty-ninth year of the 
reign of King George the Third, for amending the Irish Roads 
Act; Ordered, rxxx1x. 296. Presented; printed; 368. Lords’ 
Amendment agreed to, 583. R. A. 594. 


34. To continue for a limited Time the several Acts for regu- 
lating Turnpike Roads which will expire during the present or 
before the end of the next Session of Parliament, and for the more 
speedy and effectual Repair of Roads in Ireland; Ordered, 
LXXxxix. 552. Presented, 553. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 597. 
R. A. 604. 


35. To continue for a limited Time the several Acts for regu- 
lating the Turnpike Roads which will expire during the present or 
before the end of the next Session of Parliament, and to amend 
the several Acts for regulating the Post Roads in Ireland; Or- 
dered ; presented; printed; txxx1x. 469. As amended, printed, 
542. Third Reading put off for Six Months, 550. 


36. To continue Act 4 &amp; 5 Will. IV. ec. 91, for continuing 
the Acts for regulating the Post Roads in Ireland; Ordered, xcr. 
631. Presented; printed; 631. R. a. 710. 


37. For continuing, for a limited Time, the several Acts for 
regulating the Turnpike Roads in Ireland which will expire with 
the present or with the next Session of Parliament; Ordered, 
xc. 365. Presented; printed; 378. Committee deferred, 497. 
Not proceeded in. 


38. To consolidate and amend the several Turnpike Acts in 
Ireland; Ordered, txxx1x. 120. Presented; printed; 136. Pe- 
titions against; From Commissioners of the Turnpike Road lead- 
ing from Dublin to Mullingar, 289. Owners and Holders of 
Debentures on the said Road, 289. Taney, 303. Booterstown, 
396. Stillorgan, 396. Coolock, 466. Second Reading deferred, 


306. 326. Not proceeded in. 


39. To give effect and validity to certain Contracts and Pre- 
sentments for repairing and keeping in repair certain public 
Roads in Ireland ; Ordered, xc. 499. Presented ; printed; 501. 
R. A. 578. 


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I. Public Bills relative to Turnpike Roads and Highways—continued. 


Scotland : 

40. For regulating Turnpike Roads in Scotland ; Ordered, 
Lxxvit. 221. Presented; printed; 223. Day appointed for fur- 
ther considering Report, and Bill, as amended, printed, 324. Not 
proceeded in. Again ordered; txxvit. 171. Presented, 185. 
As amended, printed, 197. Re-committed to a Select Committee, 
305. (See Committees, 1173.) As amended, printed, 341. Re- 
committed, 372. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 450. RB. A. 453. 





41. For amending and rendering more effectual the Laws con- 
cerning Turnpike Roads in Scotland ; Ordered, txxxv1. 153. Pre- 
sented; printed ; 186. Committed to a Select Committee, 271. (See 
Committees, 1174.) Further Consideration of Report deferred, 484. 
511. Bill, as amended, printed, 432. Not proceeded in.——— 
Another Bill ordered ; txxxvi. 551. Presented; printed; 578. 
Order for Committee discharged; Bill committed to a Select 
Committee ; 636. (See Committees, 1174.) Reported, and re- 
committed to a Committee of the Whole House ; Bill, as amended, 
printed ; 748. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 905. R. a. 921. 


42. To make effectual so much of Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. TV. c. 43, as 
relates to the Powers given therein to Heirs of Entail in possession 
to burthen their Estates for the purpose of making Turnpike Roads 
in Scotland, and the Bridges thereon; Ordered, xcr. 205. Pre- 
sented; printed; 226. Passed, 320. Yot returned from the 
Lords. 


Dublin: 


43. To consolidate the Trusts of the several Turnpike Roads in 
the Neighbourhood of the City of Dublin, and to substitute a Local 
Rate or Assessment in lieu of the Tolls levied on such Roads 
within the County of Dublin; Ordered, xc1. 502. Printed, 502. 
Second Reading put off for Three Months, 652. 


Lanarkshire :—See infra, 592. 
London to Edinburgh :—See infra, 59. 


London to Holyhead : 


44. For further improving the Road between London and 
Holyhead; Ordered, txxvi. 61. Presented; printed; 85. Re- 
committed, 224.235. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 330. rR. a. 
383. 


45. For appointing Commissioners to superintend the Mail 
Coach Road between London and Holyhead, and for vesting in 
the said Commissioners the Bridges now building over the Menai 
Straits and the River Conway, and the Harbours of Howth and 
Holyhead, and the Road from Dublin to Howth; Ordered, txxvin. 
137. Presented; printed; 153. Petitions against; From Trustees 
of St. Alban’s and South Mims Road, and of Trustees of Whet- 


stone Road, 243. Of Trustees of Old Stratford Road, and of 


the Road from Dunstable, 253. Of Trustees of Dunchurch 
and Stonebridge Roads, 257. Of Trustees of Hockliffe Road 
259, p. From Birmingham, 298. 


Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 471. R. a. 475. 


46. To extend the Powers of the above Act; Ordered, rxxx. 
287. Presented; printed; 292. Re-committed, 515. Instruc- 
tion respecting an Advance of Money out of the Consolidated 


Fund, 646. a. a. 627. 


47. For further extending the Powers of Act, and for the 
further Improvement of the Road from London to Holyhead; 
Ordered, uxxx1. 274. Presented, 289. Printed,290. Re-com- 


mitted, 319. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 384. R. a. 391. 


48. For the further Improvement of the Road from London to 
Holyhead; Ordered, txxxu. 353. Presented; printed; 366. 
Petition for Provision; From, Inhabitants of the City of Co- 
ventry, 471. Inhabitants of the City and County of the City 
Petitions against; From Inhabitants of 
Coventry, 485. Report on the London and Liverpool Road; 
referred to the Committee on the Bill; Instruction to make Pro- 
vision for empowering the Commissioners to superintend the same ; 
450. Members added, 487. Bill re-committed, and, as amended, 


of Coventry, 471. 


printed, 497. wu. a. 587. 





From Bangor, 371. Of 
Mayor, &amp;c., of Beaumaris, 377. Of Gentlemen and others of 
Anglesey, 434. Petition to be relieved from the Toll collected 
on Conway Bridge; From Aldermen and Inhabitants of Conway, 
401. Bill reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report; Bill, as amended, printed, 281. Re-committed, 306. 
Reported, and re-committed, 407. Instruction for advancing 
Money for completing Menai Bridge, and Bill considered, 412. 








London to Holyhead —continued. 


49. For the further Improvement of the Roads from London 
to Holyhead, and from London to Liverpool; Ordered, Lxxx111. 
330. Presented; printed; 335. Petitions against, from Inhabit- 
ants, &amp;c., of Finchley, and of Trustees under the Whetstone Trust 
Act, 435. Bill re-committed, 471. Instruction for advancing 
Money out of the Consolidated Pund, 506. R. a. 554. 


50. To alter and amend several Acts for the Improvement 
thereof; Ordered, txxxv. 509. Presented; printed; 509. Re- 
committed, 570. rR. A. 657. 


51. For transferring to the Commissioners of His Majesty’s 
Woods and Forests the several Powers now vested in the Holy- 
head Road Commissioners; Ordered, txxxvil. 575. Presented; 
printed; 576. R.A. 671. 


52. From Foster’s Booth to Stowe Hill; For improving; Or- 
dered, txxxvu. 214. Not proceeded in. 


53. For further improving the Road between London and 
Holyhead, by Coventry, Birmingham and Shrewsbury ; Ordered, 
xc1.20. Presented; printed; 206. Committed ; Members added 
to the Committee; 256. R. a. 665. See infra, 59. 


London to Liverpool :—See supra, 44-52; infra, 59. 
London to Portpatrick :—See supra, 59. 


London to Shrewsbury : 


54. For improving; Bill ordered, txxv. 340. 
printed; 373. R. a. 455. 


Presented ; 


Metropolis : 


55. For vesting in Commissioners the Line of Roads in the 
Neighbourhood of the Metropolis; Ordered, txxv. 332. Pre- 
sented; printed; 352. Petitions against ; From, Trustees of the 
Paddington Roads, 370. Trustees of the several Roads near 
London, 375. (Pp. 401.) Trustees of the Surrey Roads, 384, p. 
Trustees of the Kilburn Bridge Roads, 394. Bill considered, 
413. Report put off for Two Months, 422. 


56. For vesting in General and Division Trustees the Roads 
in the Neighbourhood of the Metropolis; Ordered, txxvr. 115. 
Presented ; printed; 140. Reported, and, as amended, printed, 
279. Re-committed; reported; and, as amended, printed; 324. 
Petition from St. Matthew, Bethnal Green, for Provision, 358. 
Further Consideration of Report put off for Three Months, 376. 


Petitions against ; From the under-mentioned Trustees of 
Roads, &amp;c.; viz.—Acton, Coachmasters, txxv1. 356.—Barking, 
Parish, 356. Beckenham, 321. Bermondsey Roads, 183. 
Bethnal Green Road, 198. Bexley, 321. Bow and Bromley, 
356. Brentford Road, 183. Brentford, Old and New, 207. 
Brentwood, 356. Bromley, 321. 356.— Camberwell, Inha- 
bitants, 321. Camden Town, 356. Charlton, Inhabitants, 
321. Chelsea, St. Luke, 216. Chigwell and Lambourn, 356. 
Chislehurst, Inhabitants, 321. Chiswick, 356. 368. Christchurch, 
Surrey, 183. Clerkenwell, St. James and St. John, 225. Counters 
Bridge Road, 183. Crayford, Inhabitants, 321.—Dagenham, 356. 
Dartford, Inhabitants, 321. Deptford, St. Paul, Inhabitants, 321. 
Doghouse Bar, 183.—Ealing, Coachmasters, 356. Eastham, 
Parish, Inhabitants, 356. Edgeware Road, 207, p. 225. 356. 
Edmonton, 356. Eltham, Inhabitants, 321. Enfield, 368. Essex 
Roads, 207. Essex Roads, Coachmasters, 356. Essex Roads, 
Coachmen, &amp;c., 369.—Farnborough, 321. Footscray, Inhabitants, 
321. Fulham, All Saints, 354, p.—Giles, St., Pound, and Kil- 
bourne Bridge Road, 207. Goswell Street, New Road, 183. 
Green Lane Roads, 207... Greenwich, Inhabitants, 321.— Hackney 
Road, 203. Hammersmith, 207. 356. Hampstead, 356. 
Hampstead Road, 183. Hanwell, Coachmasters, 356. Havering- 
atte-Bower, 356. Hertfordshire, Coachmasters, 356. Highgate, 
356. Highgate, Gatehouse Road, 183. Holloway, 356. Hornsey, 
369. Hounslow, Inhabitants, 321. Hounslow Road, Coach and 
Postmasters, 321. Hyde and Kingsbury, 368.—Isleworth Parish, 
356. Isleworth Road, 183. Islington, 356. Islington and 
Edgeware Road, 207, p.—James, St., and St. Martin-in-the- 
Fields, Parishes, 300.—Kensington, 225. Kentish Town, 356. 
Kilbourne Bridge Road, 207. Kilburn Bridge Road, 183. 368. 
Kingsbury, 368.—Lambeth Roads, 183. Lambourn, 356. Lee 
Inhabitants, 321. Lewisham, Inhabitants, 321. Leyton, 356. 
London and Hertfordshire Coachmasters, 356. London to 
Hounslow, Coach and Postmasters, 321. London and West- 
minster, Inhabitants, 286, p.—Martin, St., in-the-Fields, 300. 
Marylebone, St., and Kilburn, 368. Metropolis Roads, Mail 
Proprietors, &amp;c., 372. Metropolis Roads, Surveyors, 321. Mid- 
dlesex and Essex Roads, 207. Middlesex and Essex Roads, 
Coachmasters, &amp;c., 356. Middlesex and Essex Roads, Coachmen, 
369. Mile End Old Town, 366.—New Cross Roads, 172. New 
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Petitions against—continued. 

Cross Roads, Coachmen, &amp;c., txxvi. 321.372. New District or Tsle- 
worth Road, 183. Newington Green, 372. Newington Roads, 183. 
New Road, Inhabitants, 368.—Old District or Brentford Road, 
183. Old Street Road, 183. 207.—Paddington to Harrow-on-the- 
Hill Road, 183. Paddington, Land Owners, &amp;c., 343, p. Pancras, 
St., 372. Pentonville, 356. Plumstead, Inhabitants, 321.— 
Romford Town, Inhabitants, 356.— Shoreditch and Hackney 
Roads, 203. Somers Town, 356. 369. Southwark, St. George 
Parish, Roads in, 183. 372. Southweald and Brentwood, 356. 
Stamford Hill Road, 207. Stanmore, Little, 225. Stanmore, 
Great, 230. Stepney and Mile End Old Town, 356. Stoke 
Newington, 356. Surrey and Sussex Roads, 183.—Tottenham, 
356. Turnham Green, 356. Tyburn to Uxbridge, 183.—Uxbridge 
Road, 183. Uxbridge Road, Stage Masters, &amp;c., 356.—Wands- 
worth, Inhabitants, 316. Wanstead and Layton, 356. Westham, 
Essex, 372. Westminster, Inhabitants, 286, rp. Whitechapel, 
St. Mary, 356. Wickham, East, Inhabitants, 321. Woodford, 
356. Woolwich, Inhabitants, 321. 


57. To consolidate the Trusts of the several Turnpike Roads in 





the Neighbourhood of the Metropolis North of the River Thames ; 
Ordered, uxxx1. 167. Presented; printed; 169. Petitions 
against; From, Edgeware Town, Inhabitants, 223. Giles, St., 
Pound, to Kilbourne Road, 234. Islington, St. Mary, 231. 
Kilburn Bridge Road, 223. Luke, St., Middlesex, 223. New 
River Company, 234. Uxbridge Road, 296. Walthamstow, 
Inhabitants, 271, p. Petitions for Compensation ; From, Thomas 
Jullion, 223. Surveyors of Roads, 223. Thomas Law, 241. 
Petition to be exempted from the operation of the Bill; From 
Trustees of the Old District or Brentford Road, 308. Bill com- 
mitted, 202. Order for Committee discharged ; Bill committed toa 
Select Committee, 216. (See Committees, 1181.) Reported, and 
re-committed; as amended, printed; 252. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 385. R. a. 391. 


58. To amend the above Act, and to consolidate the Trusts of 
the several Turnpike Roads in the Neighbourhood of the Metro- 
polis, and to make or maintain Two new or Branch Roads to com- 
municate with the said Metropolis Roads ; Ordered, txxx1v. 188. 
Presented; printed; 189. Reported, and re-committed, 291. 
R. A. 399. 


Petitions against; From, Chingford, Inhabitants, 1xxxu. 
283. Layton, Inhabitants, 283. Luke, St.,217. Marylebone, St., 
Vestrymen, 250. Old Street, St. Luke’s, 217. Paddington, 217. 
Pancras, St., Part of Parish, 250. Pancras, St., Paving Commis- 
sioners, 225. Pancras, St., Vicar, &amp;c., 217. Shoreditch, St. 
Leonard, Paving Commissioners, 236. Shoreditch, St. Leonard, 
Special Committee, 243. Stage Coach Proprietors, 255. Wal- 
thamstow, Inhabitants, 283. Wanstead, Inhabitants, 283. 
Woodford, Inhabitants, 283. 


I. Public Bills relative to Turnpike Roads and Highways—continued. 
Metropolis—continued. 


Middlesex :—See supra, 55, &amp;e. 


Northern Roads : 


59. For the Improvement of the Road from London to Edin- 
burgh and from London to Portpatrick, and for the further Im- 
provement of the Roads from London to Holyhead and from Lon- 
don to Liverpool; Ordered, txxxv. 452. Presented ; printed ; 
455. Motion for reading the Bill a Second Time; Debate there- 
upon adjourned; 497. Debate resumed; Bill read a Second 
Time, and committed ; Motion for committing the Bill to a Com- 
mittee of the Whole House; Amendment proposed ; Debate 
arising thereupon; Motion for adjourning the Debate; Question 
Negatived thereupon ; Motion for the House to adjourn; With- 
drawn; Main Question put; Bill committed to a Committee of 
the Whole House, 507. Reported, and, as amended, printed, 
516. Further Consideration of Report deferred, 582. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 

Petitions against; From, Colsterworth, Inhabitants; txxxv. 
510.—Doncaster, Inhabitants, 563.—Foston Bridge to Witham 
Common, Trustees of Road, 504, p.—Grantham, Aldermen, 
&amp;e., 504, p.— North Road, Great, Inn-owners, &amp;c., 504, P. 
—Stamtord, Proprietors of Estates, 504, P. Stamford to 
South Witham, Trustees of Road, 504, pr. Stamford Baron, 
St. Martin’s, Inhabitants, 504, p. Stevenage, Owners of Land, 
548.—Wadesmill to Barley, Trustees of Road, 510. Wansford 
Bridge to Stamford, Trustees of Road, 504, r. Wansford Bridge 
to Stamford, Mortgagees of Tolls, 504, p. 

Petitions in favour; From Arbroath, Magistrates, ixxxv. 
577. Ayr, Provost, &amp;e., 616. — Brechin, Magistrates, 597. 
—Edinburgh, Chamber of Commerce, 571. Edinburgh, Com- 
pany of Merchants, 571.—Glasgow, Chamber of Commerce, 
548. Glasgow, Lord Provost, 567. — Inverness, Provost, 
639.—Leith, Four Incorporations, 571.— Mid-Lothian, No- 
blemen, &amp;c., 571.—Nairn, Freeholders, 639.—Perth, Lord Provost, 
&amp;e., 580.—Roxburgh, Justices, &amp;c., 580, p.—Scott, James B., 

571. Scotland, General Committee of Counties and Burghs, 
appointed to attend to the acceleration of the Mail betwixt London 
and Edinburgh, 580,¥. Stamford to Witham Common, Mort- 
gagees of Tolls, 520.—York, City, Inhabitants, 607, p. 


Portpatrick &gt;—See supra, 59. 


Sunk Island: 


60. To enable the Commissioners of His Majesty’s Woods, 
Forests, Land Revenues, Works and Buildings, to make and 
maintain a Road from the Church in the Parish of Sunk Island 
to the Town of Ottringham, in the East Riding of the County of 
York; Ordered, xcr. 689. Presented; printed; 689. Order for 
Committee of the Whole House discharged ; Bill committed to a 
Select Committee; 717. (See Committees, 1146.) Reported, 
and re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 742. 
King’s Consent signified; Bill passed; 772. nx. a. 822. 





II. Petitions for Private Bills for Turnpike Roads and Highways, or for con- 


tinuing or amending Acts, and Proceedings thereon : 


Abberford. See infra, 975.——— Abbotts Bromley. Sce infra, 


221.———— 61. Abercarne; For making a Road from 
Ystrad to Pontymoil; Referred, Lxxxv1. 570. Not pro- 
ceeded in.———62. Aberdeen; For making and repairing 
certain Roads in that County, and in the Counties of Banff 
and Kincardine; Referred, xxxv1. 42. Bill ordered, 78. 
Presented, 99. n. a. 310.———63. For making and main- 
taining several Lines of Road in that County; xcir. 6. Re- 
ferred, 17. Billordered, 39. Presented, 207. rn. 4.281. See 
infra, 112.———64, Abergavenny ; Billordered, Lxxxv. 
61. Presented,100. Committed, 145. Not proceeded in. 
Again ordered; Lxxxvi. 316. Presented, 398. Not 
proceeded in. Again ordered; txxxvi. 545, Pre- 
sented, 556. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment; House informed that the Amendment made by 
the Lords was in correction of a clerical error, whereby 
a Branch of Road was omitted, contrary to the inten- 
tion of the Committee ; 682. Amendment considered, and 
referred to the Committee on the Bill, 684. Report, 
That the Amendment was in correction of a clerical error, 
whereby a Branch of Road was omitted, contrary to the 
intention of the Committee ; Report to lie on the Table; 
Amendment agreed to; 696. Rr.a. 712. See infra, 274. 
809.———65. Abergele and Conway; For more effec- 
tually repairing and maintaining; Ordered, txxxvit. 
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Abergele and Conway—continued. 

and bring in the Bill, 132. Bill presented, 134. Petition for 
additional Provision referred, 162. Reported ; Report re- 
ferred to Standing Order Committee; 176. Report, That 
the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 195. 
R.A.294.———A bernant. Seeinfra, 683.———66. A bing- 
don ; Referred, txxvu. 17. Bill ordered, 27. Presented, 35. 
R. A. 267.———67. Acleand Yarmouth; Referred, rxxxv. 
64. Bill ordered, 128. Presented, 146. Rr. 4.355.———— 
Acton Bridge. See infra, 922.———Adderstone. See 
infra, 1048,———Addingham. See infra, 174.——— 
68. Alban’s, St., and South Mims; Bill ordered, 1xxxv1. 
303. Presented, 414. Committed, 496. Petition against, 
497. Not proceededin. Again ordered, 527. Presented, 
556. Report further considered ; Amendments agreed to ; 
Clause offered; Read the First Time; Day appointed for 
further considering it; 802. Clause further considered, 
and added, 810. mR. A. 861.——— Aldermaston. See 
infra, 1010.———69._ Alemouth ; For repairing the Road 
from thence to Hexham; Referred, txxvi. 105. Bill or- 
dered, 105. Presented, 113. R. a. 384.———70. Alfold 
Bars and Newbridge; For enlarging Term and Powers 
of Acts; Referred, rxxvi. 41. Bill ordered, 53. Pre- 
sented, 123, R. a. 282.————71. Alford and Boston ; 
Referred, uxxxu. 158. Bill ordered, 177, Presented, 
225. R. A, 378.————72. Alfreton to Derby; Referred, 

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II. Petitions for Private Bills, &amp;c.—-continued. 
Alfreton to Derby—continued. 

Lxxvil. 31. Bill ordered, 97. Presented, 154. Petitions 
against, 170. 213. 235. 244. Rn. a. 334. ———-73. Alfreton 
to Mansfield; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 285. Not presented. 





See infra, 508. 738. 74. Allendale to Cows Hill; 
Referred, 1xxx1. 43. Bill ordered, 60. Presented, 80. 
Petition for Provision; Instruction accordingly; 204. 
R. a. 325. Allesley. See infra, 763, ——— 75. 
Allington and Broadwindsor to the Crewkerne Road ; 
Referred, txxxu1. 55. Bill ordered, 98. Presented, 115. 
Petitions against, 142. 176. Petitions in favour, 181. 
R. A. 233.——Alloa. See infra, 583. ——— Almond- 
bury. See infra, 679.———76. Alnwick and Hagger- 
ston; Referred, txxxr. 52. Bill ordered, 140. Pre- 
sented, 144. R. A. 325. See supra, 69.———Alport 
Bridge. Sce infra, 539.———Alrewas. See infra, 
823.————-77._ Alston and Burtryford; For repairing 
the Road from Burtryford, through Alston, to Burnstones; 
Referred, uxx1x. 50. Bill ordered, 134. Presented, 147. 
rR. A. 278. See also infra, 518. Alton. See infra, 
234. 762. Altrincham. See infra, 319. 514. 
78. Ambleside and Kendal; Referred, cxx1x. 69. Bill 
ordered, 95. Presented,99. Rr. a. 233. 79. Amesbury ; 
For repairing and amending the same; Referred, txxx. 31. 
Bill ordered, 50. Petition for additional Provision, 192. 
Read again, and referred, 195. Report referred to Standing 
Order Committee, 203. Time enlarged for presenting the 
Bill, 232. Presented, 234. Report, That the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with in regard to the 
Petition for Provision, 241. Voices given, 381. R. a. 442. 
For altering and enlarging Powersof Act; Petition; 
Bill ordered; xc. 49. Presented, 61. nr. a. 347. 80. An- 
dover and Chilton Pond; For repairing the same; Referred, 
txxxi. 38. Bill ordered, 154. Presented,165. Petitions 
against, 252. Rr. a. 344. ———-81. Andover and Newbury ; 
To enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, txxxu. 
189. Not proceeded in. See infra, 1024. ——— 82. 
Anniesland; For making and maintaining Turnpike from 
Anniesland to Garscube; Referred, xc1. 57. Bill ordered, 
71. Presented, 131. Passed by the Lords with Amend- 
ments, 820. Agreed to; Special Entry made in the Jour- 
nals; 823. R. A. 831.———Antrim and Belfast. See 
infra, 141.———83. Antrim; For making and repairing 
several Roads in the Counties of Antrim, Louth and Lon- 
donderry ; Referred, txxxviit. 99. Petition of Earl O’ Neill 
against the application for a Bill, 147. Not proceeded in. 
———84. Antrim and Coleraine Road ; For maintaining 
and repairing; Referred, xcu. 54. Bill ordered, 169. 
Presented, 191. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 206. 226. 247. 326. Power to Committce to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records, 280. R. a. 























449.————85. Appleby and Kirkly Kendal; Referred, 
uxx1x.17. Billordercd,54. Presented, 99. Petition against, 
109. R.A. 233. 





Appledore. See infra, 1945,.——— 
86. Ardylauss; To repeal Act 53 Geo. ILL, so far as relates 
to the Purchase of certain Houses; Referred, txxx. 77 
Report referred to the Standing Order Committee, 137 
Report; Parties to proceed and give Notices, &amp;c.; 166. Bill 
ordered, 212. Pyesented, 231. Petitions against, 235. 
302. Time enlarged for Report, 452. sill reported ; 
Report to lie upon the Table, 496. Not proceeded in. 
—— 87. Ardwick, Green and Wilmslow ; Bill ordered, 
Lxxxv. 78. Presented, 86. Petitions against, 162. R. a. 


270. ——— 88. Arrington and Wrestlinyworth; For 


making a Turnpike Road from Arringion to Wrestling- 
worth; Referred, txxx. &amp;9. Report referred to the 
Standing Order Cornmittee, 161. Report, That the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 176 
———89. Arrow to Crab’s Cross, Referred, LXXxI. 68, 
Bill ordered, 85. Presented, 100. R. a. 198, —_ 
90. Arundel and Petworth; Referred, txxix. 26. Bill 
ordered, 53. Presented, 95. Lords’ Amendment agreed 
to, 228. R. a. 233.————Arvan’s, St. See infra, 785. 
——— Asaph, St. See infra, 341.——91. Ashborne; For 
repairing; Referred, rxxx1. 18. Bill ordered, 39. Pre- 
. ee : BA a se 

sented, 52. Petition against, 173. Petition for additional 
Provision ; Referred, 192. Report, and Instruction accord- 
ingly, 109. BR. a. 326. To enlarge Term and Powers of 
Acts; Referred, txxxt1. 220. Not proceeded in-——For 
amending Act 7 Geo. IV.; Referred, txxxiv. 54. Bill 
ordered, 91. Presented, 102. na. 221.———92, Ash- 

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borne and Belper; For more effectually repairing the 
same; Bill ordered, txxxv. 36. Presented, 120. Re- 
committed ; Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and to 











Ashborne and Belper—continued. 


report on a certain Day; 421. Petition against, 421. 
Time enlarged for Report, 428. rn. a, 561.———Ashborne 
and Derby. See infra, 345.———93. Ashborne and 
Leek; For amending Two Acts of 7 &amp; 10 Geo. [V.; Bill 
ordered, xcu. 24. Presented, 29. R.a. 449. See infra, 
234.———94. Ashbourne and Sudbury; For repairing, 
altering and improving; Bill ordered, txxxv. 64. Pre- 
sented, 131. R.A. 501.——95. Ashburton; For more 
effectually repairing and improving; Bill ordered, txxxv. 
53. Presented, 92. r.a. 501. For repealing Act, and 
for granting more effectual Powers in lieu thereof; Petition ; 
Bill ordered; xc. 105. Presented, 217. Petition of Inha- 
bitants of Totness, complaining that the Standing Orders 
have not been complied with, 223. Petitions against, 232. 
455. R.A. 346.——-96.- Ashby-de-la- Zouch; For more 
effectually repairing ; Referred, txx1x. 17. Bill ordered, 
43. Presented, 51. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
428. Ra. 451. For repairing; Referred, txxx1. 54. 
Bill ordered, 84. Presented, 106. Lords’ Amendment 
agreed to, 351. rR. a. 378. See infra, 611. 921.—— 
97. Ashford and Canterbury; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 
132. Presented, 135. n.a. 363. See infra, 155. —— 
98. Ashford and Maidstone; To continue and enlarge 
Powers of Act; Bill ordered, xcr. 12. Presented, 
118. R.A. 892.———99. Ashford and Tideswell; For 
maintaining and improving; Bill ordered, txxxvu. 15. 
Presented, 29. R.A. 125.———100. Ashton-in-Mackher- 
field; To continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Act ; 
Referred, txxv.115. Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 143. 
R. A. 341,.———Ashton-under-Lyme. See infra, 795. 
———-Ashton-under-Lyne. See infra, 187. 599. 660. 
-———101. Asthall and Buckland; To continue and enlarge 
Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, txxv. 129. Bill 
ordered, 204. Presented, 211. R. A. 456.——— Athy. 
Sce infra, 254. ———Attercliffe. See infra, 1054. ——— 
102. Auckland, West; For more effectually repairing ; 
Bill ordered, txxxvi1. 49. Presented, 162. Rr. a. 405. 
Auldcarn. See infra, 700.—— Austerlands. 
See infra, 661. 976. 103. &lt;Aaminster; For re- 
pairing and widening; Referred, txxvir. 32. Bill or- 
dered, 111. Presented, 115. Petitions against, 261. 301. 
321. Voices given, 261. Petition for Provision; Re- 
ferred to a Committee; Committee to report on a certain 
Day; 274. Reported, and Instructions accordingly, 280. 
Time enlarged for Report,288. R.a.425,———104. Ayles- 
bury; For repairing; Referred, uxxxvi. 531. Report 
referred to Standing Order Committee, 548. Report ; 
Parties to proceed and give Notices, &amp;e.; 555. Bill or- 
dered, 580. Presented, 592. rn. a.777. See infra, 153. 
775.———105. Aylesbury and Thame; For repairing ; 
Bill ordered, txxxvin. 105. Presented, 176. Petition 














against, 346. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 458. R. a. 
471.———106. Aylsham and Cromer; For repairing ; 
Bill ordered, txxxvi. 293. Presented, 386. Passed, 490. 
Not returned from the Lords. Again ordered, Lxxxvt. 
543, Presented, 567. r. a. 712. Ayno. Seeinfra, 154. 
———107. Ayrshire ; For repairing and keeping in repair; 
Referred, xxxxu. 223, Billordered, 252. Presented, 331. 
Petitions against, 420. 428, 440, 447. 452. Lords’ Amend- 
ment agreed to, 559. R. a. 587. See infra, 788. 1030. 





Babington. See infra, 782.——Bagshot. See infra, 397. 





Bainton Balk. See infra, 150, &amp;e. Balbriggan. 
See infra, 385.——108. Dalby and Worksop; For 
amending and maintaining ; Referred, yxxxm1. 55. Bill 
ordered, 124. Presented, 129. Rr. a. 344. ——— Bally- 
hooly. See infra, 302. Baln Croft Barn. Sce 
infra, 350.——Baltinglass. See infra, 367.—— Ban- 
bridge. See infra, 381.———109. Banbridge and Belfast ; 
To extend the Term, and alter, amend and render more effec- 
tual the Powersand Provisionsof Act; Billordered; Lxxx1x. 
51. Presented, 154. PowertoCommittee to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records, 288. Time enlarged for Report, 324. 
344. Petition against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 252. 
Petition against, referred, 284. Account referred, 305. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 417. Rn. a. 438.——— 





110. Banbury and Brailes ; For amending and keeping 
in Repair; Referred, txxvin. 43. Bill ordered, 151. 
Presented, 151. rn. a.400.———111. Banbury and Laut- 
terworth; Yor repairing and maintaining; Referred, 
Lxxxt. 13. Bill ordered, 148. Presented, 165. Peti- 
tions against, 234. 253. 263. Lords’ Ameudment agreed 
to, 371. R.A. 876.——— Banchory Ternan. See supra, 
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II. Petitions for Private Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 





339. 112. Banff, Aberdeen and Elgin; For more 
effectually repairing the same; Referred, uxxx. 19. Bill 
ordered, 153. Presented, 160. pr. a. 519. See supra, 
62. Barford. See infra, 1020.—— Barham 
Downs. See infra, 860.——113. Barkisland and 
Saddleworth; For making, amending and improving ; 
Referred, txxxu. 221. Bill ordered, 269. Presented, 
330. R.A. 495, ———— Barley. See infra, 972. 
Barnard Castle. See infra, 893.——114. Barnby 
Moor to Rotherham ; Referred, 1xxx1. 76. Bill ordered, 
115. Presented, 119. R.A. 227. Barnhill. See 
infra, 1062, ——— 115. Barnsdale and Leeds; To 
amend and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, txxxu. 223. 
Bill ordered, 325. Presented, 332. Petition against, 387. 
Bill re-committed, 419. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
489. R.A. 496.———116. Barnsley and Cudworth 
Bridge; For repairing and improving; Referred, txxxvut. 
50. Reported; Report referred to Standing Order Com- 
mittee ; 69. Report; Parties to proceed; 99. Bill ordered, 
106. Presented, 124. rR. a. 238. ————117. Barnsley 
and Grange Moor; For repairing and maintaining ; 
Referred, txxvu. 55. Billordered, 110. Presented, 162. 
R. A. 335, For more effectually improving the same; 
Referred, txxx. 81. Bill ordered, 177. Presented, 202. 
Petitions against, 284. 335. 383. 390. Petition in favour, 
342. R.A. 519.———118. Barnsley and Pontefract ; 
Referred, 1xxx. 81. Report referred to the Standing 
Order Committee, 177. Report; Parties to proceed, and 
to deposit Lists, &amp;c.; 203. Bill ordered, 212. Presented, 
218. Rr. a. 359. See infra, 851. 119. Barnstaple ; 























For improving and keeping in Repair; Referred, txxxu. | 


197. Bill ordered, 214. Presented, 228. Petitions 
against, 251. 292. R.A. 378.———120. Barnstaple and 
Braunton ; Referred, txxx1v. 50. Bill ordered, 69. Pre- 
sented, 75. Re-committed, 126. rR. a. 221. 121. 
Barrington to Campsfield and Enslow Bridge; Bill for 
making, improving and keeping in Repair; Ordered ; 
presented ; Lxxx1x. 153. Petitions against, referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 264. 275. 310. Petition complaining 
the Standing Orders have not been complied with, 
264. Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 
303. Time enlarged for Report, 327. 340. 365. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 522. rR. a. 540. See infra, 
968.——— 122. Barton; For repairing; Referred, 
Lxxxu. 157. Bill ordered, 187. Presented, 198. Peti- 
tion against, 375. R. a. 495.———_———123. Barton and 
Brandon; For repairing; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 240. 
Presented, 332. Committed, 496. Not proceeded in——— 
Again ordered, Lxxxy1. 527. Presented, 541. rn. a. 712. 
——— 124. Barton Bridge and Manchester; For 
repairing and improving; Bill ordered, rxxxvi. 73. Pre- 
sented, 78. R.A. 244.———125. Barton Bridge and 
Worsley ; For more effectually amending and keeping in 
Repair; Referred, rxxix. 49. Bill ordered, 134. Pre- 
sented, 153. Petitions for Provision; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 166. Reported, 175. Report read; Leave 
granted to give Notices; Instruction accordingly ; Com- 
mittee to report on Notices; 278. Bill reported, 390. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 487. R.A. 503. For 
more effectually amending and improving the same; 
Referred, xxx. 75. Bill ordered, 122. Presented, 131. 
Petition in favour, 197. Petition against, 302. R. a. 359. 
——— Barton Lane Lind. See infra, 330. —— 126. 
Basingstoke ; For more effectually repairing and widening 
the Road from thence to Lobeomb Corner, in the Parish 
of Winterslow ; Referred, txxv1. 21. Bill ordered, 107. 
Presented, 112. Rr. a. 281. For Leave to present a Pe- 
tition for a Bill to amend the above Act; Leave given; 
Petition presented and referred; txxvi. 430. Reported ; 
Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered; 437. Bill pre- 
sented, 445. Leave to Committee to sit, and to report on 
a certain Day, 452. pr. a. 502. See infra, 783.——— 
127. Bath; For amending and improving; Referred, 
uxxxu. 64. Bill ordered, 111. Not proceeded in. 
Again referred; txxxiv. 51. Bill ordered, 113. Pre- 
sented, 126. Petitions against, 165. 212. 218, 222. 248. 
269. R. a. 355. See infra, 177.———128. Bathgate ; 
For making and repairing; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 267. 
Presented, 320. R. a. 464. 129. Battel to Hood's 
Corner; To continue Term and Powers of Act; Or- 
dered, uxxxix. 33. Not presented. —— Battle. See 
infra, 621.———130. Battle Bridge to Holloway ; 
Referred, txx1x. 75. Not proceeded in. Another 
Petition presented and referred, xxx. 38. Bill ordered, 117. 




















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Battle Bridge to Holloway—continued. 


Presented, 167. Petitions against, 219.231. Voices given, 
231. R.a.519. For widening and improving; Referred, 
LXXX1I. 222. Not proceeded in—————131. Bawdeswell and 
Geyton; For making and maintaining ; Referred, txxxvu. 
99. Reported; Bill ordered; 199. Presented, 209. Pe- 
titions against, 288. Not proceeded in.——-132. Bawtry 
and Doncaster. See infra, 351.———Bawtry and East 
Markham ; To continue Term and Powers of Acts; Bill 
ordered, uxxxix. 46. Not presented——133. Bantry 
and Rotherham ; For making and maintaining ; ‘Referred, 
Lxxx. 80. Not proceeded in.———134... Bantry and 
Selby ; For repairing, improving and maintaining; Bill 
ordered, txxxvn. 51. Preser‘ed, 73. Rk. A. 862. 
135, Bawtry and Sheffield; For amending and main- 
taining; Referred, rxxx. 80. Bill ordered, 162. _Pre- 
sented, 202. R. a. 442.———136. Bawtry Bridge and 
Hainton ; For amending and improving; Referred, txxxu. 
177. Bill ordered, 268. Presented, 290. R.a. 495. 
137. Beaconsfield; For repairing; Referred, rxxxu1. 
14. Bill ordered, 20. Presented, 21. Rr. a. 187.——— 
138. Beaconsfield and Stokenchurch ; For more effec- 
tually repairing; Referred, txxvi. 56. Bill ordered, 
124. Presented, 132. Re-committed, 285. rp. a. 400. 
Beaconsfield and Wendover. See infra, 998. 
139. Beaumaris to the London and Holyhead Road at 
Menai Bridge; Referred, txxxi1. 32. Bill ordered, 67. 
Presented, 78. n. A. 334. ————- Bebbington. See infra, 
574, ——— Beck Fen Lane. See infra, 687. ——~ 
140. Bedfont; For repairing the Road from the 
Powder Mills on Hounslow Heath to Egham Hill; 
Bill ordered, txxxv1.13. Presented, 43. nr. a. 363. ——— 
Bedford. See infra, 528. 724.-——— Beenham. See 
infra, 963.——141. Belfast and Antrim; For repair- 
ing and maintaining; Referred, txxxi. 44. Petition 
against the establishment of Tolls, 210. Petition for 
Leave to proceed referred, 241. Reported; Leave given 
to proceed ; 252. Bill ordered; Leave given to present 
the Bill; 253. Presented, 263. Petition for additional 
Provision, referred, 355. Report referred to Standing 
Order Committee, 376. Report, That Provision be made 
according to Prayer of Petition, and to give Notices, &amp;c., 
404. Instruction to Committee on the Bill to make Pro- 
vision accordingly, 425. R. a. 585.———Belfast and 
Banbridge. See supra, 109.——142. Belfast and 
Crumlin; For making and maintaining; Referred, xc. 34. 
Bill ordered, 39. Presented, 59. Petition against, re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 169. Petition for additional 
Provision, referred to a Committee, 135. Reported; Re- 
port referred to Standing Order Committee; 140. Report 
that the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 
159. R. A. 225.————-143. Belfust and Lisburn; For 
maintaining and repairing a Turnpike Road from Belfast 
to Lisburn-by-the-Falls, and Two Turnpike Roads leading 
from the Falls Road, by Dundrod and Castlerobin re- 
spectively, to Crumlin in the County of Antrim; Referred, 
xcu. 54. Bill ordered, 169. Presented, 191.- Petition 
against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 309. Power to 
Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 280. 
R. A. 449. Belford. See infra, 145.——— Belper. 
See supra, 92.—— Benenden. See infra, 311.—— 
Bentley. See infra, 490.—— Berkley. See infra, 206. 
——144. Bermondsey; For more effectually repairing 
and improving; Referred, uxxvi. 37. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 109. Presented, 158. Petitions against, 243. 
253. Voices given, 243. Time enlarged for Committee 
to report, 274. 307. R.a. 352. See Pavings, 25-27. 
——145. Berwick and Belford; For repairing and 
improving ; Referred, Lxxxiv. 41. Bill ordered, 113. 
Presented, 122. rp. a. 297.———146. Berwick and Rox- 
burgh; From Lauder to the Marchburn ; Referred, txxx1v. 
48. Bill ordered,91. Presented, 137. Petitions against, 
159. Rr. 4.297. See infra, 815.———147. Berwick- 
shire; For repairing; Bill ordered, txxxvir. 59.  Pre- 
sented, 63. R. A, 244.———148. Berwickshire, Middle 
District ; For repairing and maintaining ; Bill ordered, 
LXxxv11.78. Presented,82. Petition foradditional Provision 
referred, 177. Report referred to Standing OrderCommittee, 
184, Report, That Provision be made, 207. Rk. 4.331,——— 
149. Beverley, Hessle and North Cave ; For maintaining ; 
Bill ordered, txxxvir. 42. Presented, 126. Lords’ Amend- 
mentagreed to, 419. R.A. 461.———150. Beverleyto Kexby 
Bridge ; For repairing and improving; Referred, txxx1t. 
43. Bill ordered, 158. Presented, 169. rR. a. 375. 




















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II. Petitions for Private Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


Beverley to Kingston-upon-Hull. See infra, 575. 
151. Beverley to Molescroft ; For more effectually 
repairing and improving; Bill ordered, txxxv. 31. Pre- 
sented, 138. Time enlarged for Report, 389. Petition 
against, 413. Bill passed, 439. Not returned from the 
Lords. Committee appointed to inspect Lords’ Journals, 
479. Report, 486. Petition for Bill, read; another Bill 
ordered ; 486. Presented, 494. R.A. 578. Beverley 
and White-cross. See infra, 1017. 152. Bewdley ; 
To continue and enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred, txxv. 
55. Bill ordered, 142. Presented, 145. R. a. 384. ——— 
153. Bicester and Aylesbury; For repairing; Bill 
ordered, txxxvuu. 69. Presented, 133. R. a. 294. ——— 
154. Bicester and Aynho; To continue Term and Powers 
of Act; Bill ordered, uxxx1x. 55. Not proceeded in. 
——— Bicester and Enstone. See infra, 406.———155. 
Biddenden ; For repairing the Road from thence to the 
Road from Ashford to Faversham; Referred, txxxrv. 
7. Bill ordered, 76. Presented, 80. Rr. a. 221.——— 
156. Biddulph; For better maintaining the Road from 
Gillow Hollow, in the Parish of Biddulph (Stafford), to 
the Congleton and Leek Turnpike Road at Park Lane, in 
the Township of Congleton (Cheshire), with the Road 
therefrom at Lich Lane, in the said Parish of Biddulph ; 
Bill ordered, xcrt. 47. Presented, 54. Rr. a. 450. 
157. Bideford ; For making and repairing certain Roads 
in and near that Town; Referred, txx1x. 63. Reported, 
169. Report read; Leave granted to give Notice; Bill 
ordered; 172. Presented, 176. Petition for additional 
Provision, referred, 369. Reported, 387. R. a. 467. 
For improving and keeping in Repair; Referred, txxxm1. 
70. Bill ordered, 153. Presented, 158. Petition against, 
290. R. a. 482.———Bierley, North. See infra, 469. 
Biggleswade, See supra, 88 ; infra, 880. 929.——— 
158. Bilston; For repairing certain Turnpike Roads to 
and from; Ordered, txxxiv. 92. Presented, 97. R. A. 
































328. Bilston and Darlaston. See infra, 326. 
Birdlip. See infra, 624. Birkenhead. See infra, 
526. 159. Birmingham and Broomsgrove; Bill 








ordered, txxxvi. 163. Presented, 166. R. a. 363. 
Birmingham, Dudley, Wolverhampton and Streetway Dis- 
trict. See infra, 370.——160. Birmingham and Edge- 
hill; For repairing; Bill ordered, txxxv.60. Presented, 
87. R.A. 501, 161. Birmingham and Pershore ; 
For making a Road from Birmingham to Pershore; Re- 
ferred, xxx. 79. Petitions against, 109. 263. 298. Re- 
port referred to Standing Order Committee, 136. Report, 
That Parties do proceed, and give Notices, &amp;c., 161. Bill 
ordered, 182. Order of Leave for Bill discharged ; another 
Bill ordered ; presented; 232. rR. a. 519.———162. Bir- 
mingham and Shenstone; To continue Term and Powers of 
Act; Referred to Standing Order Committee; txxx. 38. 
Order for referring Petition to Standing Order Committee 
discharged; Petition referred to a Committee ; 66. Report 
referred to Standing Order Committee, 100. Report, That 
the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 122. 
—— Birmingham and Spernal Ash. See infra, 872. 
———163. Birmingham and Stonebridge ; For repairing ; 
Bill ordered, txxxvu. 113. Presented, 132. pr. a. 244. 
——164. Birmingham and Stratford-upon-Avon ; For 
repairing ; Referred, rxxv1. 42. Bill ordered, 112. Pre- 
sented, 130. R. A.384.———-165. Birmingham and War- 
wick; For repairing; Referred, rxxx1. 68. Bill ordered, 
85. Presented, 100. Petitions against, 149. 152. 155. 
Committed, 123. Not proceeded in.———-166._ Birming- 
ham and Watford Gap; For repairing; Referred, txxxt. 
57. Bill ordered, 86. Presented, 100. rR. a. 198.——— 
167. Birmingham and Wednesbury; For maintaining 
and improving ; Bill ordered, txxxvu. 33. Presented, 37. 
R. A. 125.———168. Birstall; For making a Road from 
thence; Referred, txxix. 61. Reported, 119. Report 
read, 124. Leave granted to give Notices, and to deposit 
a Duplicate of Plan, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 125. Presented, 
129. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 416. R. A. 428,——— 
169. Birstall and Huddersfield; For amending, improv- 
ing, diverting and maihtaining; Referred, txxxi. 68. Bill 
ordered, 129. Order for Leave for Bill discharged ; 
another Bill ordered; 168. Presented, 173. Petitions 
in favour, 287. 292. Petitions against, 290. Report 
further considered, 318. nk. a. 376. For altering and 
enlarging Powers of Act; Bill ordered, xcr. 58. Pre- 
sented, 114. Petition against, 216. rR. a. 535,.——— 
Birstall and Leeds. See infra, 600. —— 170. 
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Bishop’s Castle—continued. 


improving ; Referred, txxvu. 43. Bill ordered, 103. 
Presented, 114. r. A. 267.———Bishop’s Gate. See infra, 
522. 171. Bishop’s Waltham ; For more effectually 
repairing; Referred, utxxvur. 37. Bill ordered, 119. 
Presented, 125. R.A. 335. For repairing and im- 
proving; Referred, txxxviut. 50. Bill ordered, 99. Pre- 
sented, 124. R.a. 238. See infra, 414. 476.———172. 
Bishop Wearmouth and Norton; For repairing and im- 
proving; Bill ordered, txxxvu. 112. Presented, 145. 
R. A. 332, ——— Bisley. See infra, 907.——173. Black 
Bank; From Sheepscar to Meanwoodside; Referred, 
LxxxIv. 62. Report referred to the Standing Order Com- 
mittee, 87. Report; Parties to proceed ; 108. Bill ordered, 
111. Presented, 131. R.a. 328, 174. Blackburn 
and Addingham; For repairing; Referred, txxxu. 220. 
Bill ordered, 241. Presented, 306. rR. a. 495. 
Blackburn and Bolton. See infra, 183.——Blackburn 
and Bury. See infra, 223.———Blackburn and Elton. 
See infra, 403.——175. Blackburn to Preston; Re- 
ferred, txx1x.14. Bill ordered, 22. Presented, 30. Peti- 
tions in favour, 42. 49. 60.74. 114. Petition against, 109. 
Voices given, 109. R.A. 370. 176. Blackburn to 
Walton Cop; For more effectually repairing; Bill ordered, 
Lxxxv. 34. Presented,109. rR. a. 500. 177. Black 
Dog; For repairing the Roads from Warminster, and 
from Frome to the Bath Road, and from Wolverton to the 
Trowbridge Road, in the Counties of Wilts and Somerset, 
and for making certain new Lines of Roads leading out of 
such Roads; Bill ordered, xxxxvi1r. 103. Presented, 139. 
Petitions in favour, 166. 172. 174. 188. 295. 312. 341. 
Petitions against, 187. 238. 291. 323. 334, 335. R. a. 470. 
———178. Blackmoor Vale; To continue and amend 
Act; Bill ordered ; txxxvi. 304. Presented, 346. Com- 
mitted, 365. Not proceeded in. Again ordered, txxxv1. 
544. Presented, 554. Rr. a. 712.———179. Blandford 
Forum and Poole; For amending and improving; Re- 
ferred, txxix. 60. Bill ordered, 89. Presented, 191. 
Petitions against, 208. 242. Voices given, 242. Bill 
passed, 279. Not returned from the Lords. Committee 
appointed to inspect Lords’ Journals, 371. Report, 383, rp. 
Report on Petition for Bill read; another Bill ordered; 
LxxIx. 384. Presented, 392. R.a. 503.———Blandford 
Forum and Wimborne Minster. See infra, 1031.——— 
Blessington. See infra, 367.———180. Bluemantle 
Hall; For amending the Roads from Stretford’s Bridge ; 
Referred, xxix. 42. Bill ordered, 188. Presented, 191. 
n. A. 503.————-181. Blue Vein and Bricker’s Barn; 
Consolidation of Trusts; Referred, txxxiv. 13. Bill or- 
dered, 92. Presented, 103. rR. a. 328. Blyth Marsh. 
See infra, 706.711.———182. Bodmin; For more effec- 
tually making and repairing; Referred, txxx1v. 40. Bill 
ordered, 56. Presented, 69. Petitions against, 97. Bill 
re-committed, 124. R. a. 221. For more effectually 
repairing; Bill ordered, txxxvu1. 107. Presented, 207. 
Reported; Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 
395. Report ; Parties to proceed ; to deposit Maps, &amp;c. ; 398. 
R.A. 471. For continuing and amending Acts; Bill or- 
dered, xc.105. Presented, 221. r.a.579.—&lt;——-_ Boldon. See 
infra, 853.————183. Bolton and Blackburn ; For more 
effectually repairing; Referred, xxvii. 35. Bill ordered, 
112. Presented, 125. R. a. 302. For more effectually 
repairing and improving; Bill ordered, txxxv. 35. Pre- 
sented, 145. R.A. 279.———Bolton and Bury. See 
infra, 224.————184, Bolton and Chorley; For im- 
proving and more effectually repairing; Referred, :xxrx. 
53. Petition for additional Provision referred, 71. Re- 
ported, 89. Report read; Leave granted for Notices, and 
to deposit a Plan; Bill ordered; 101. Presented, 105. 
Instruction relative to Bolton and Horwich Road, 369. 
R. A. 451.———olton and Edenfield. See infra, 393. 
———185. Bolton and Horwich; For Leave to present 
a Petition; Referred, Lxx1x. 288. Reported ; Leave given; 
Petition presented and referred, 295. Reported; Leave 
granted for Notices, and to deposit Plans, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 
Committee to report on Notices; Leave given to present 
the Bill; 301. Bill presented, 309. Committed, 333. 
Order for Committee discharged; Petition and Report 
read, and Instruction accordingly, 369. See supra, 
184, ———- 186, - Bolton and West Houghton; To 
continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Act; Re- 
ferred, uxxvi. 15. Bill ordered, 94. Presented, 100. 
R. A. 384,———— Bolton and Lancaster. See supra, 124. 
———187. Bolton and Leigh; From Bolton-le-Moors to 
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GEN. INDEX, 


II. Petitions for Private Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 
Bolton and Leigh—continued. 


Newton, and from thence to Ashton ; Referred, txxxtv. 13. 
Bill ordered, 24. Presented, 28. Petitions against, 81. 
261. 266. R.A. 328.———Bolton and Manchester. See 
infra, 662. Booth Ferry. See infra, 352.——— 
Booth Pitts. See infra, 393.——188. Boroughbridge 
and Catterick; For enlarging Term and Powers of Acts; 
Referred, txxx. 30. Bill ordered, 48. Presented, 99. 
R. A. 251. 189. Boroughbridge and Durham; For 
repairing the same; Bill ordered, txxxvm.114. Presented, 
145. R.A. 219.———Boroughbridge and Ferrybridge. 
See infra, 420.——Boston. See supra, 71. Bos- 
worth. See infra, 222. Botley. See supra, 171; 
infra, 414. ———190. Botley and Fifield; For continuing 
Acts; Bill ordered, xc.79. Presented,194. Passed, 375. 
Not returned from the Lords. Committee appointed to inspect 
Lords’ Journals, 445. Report, 450. Petition for Bill read; 
another Bill ordered; 450. Presented, 454. r. A. 579.——— 
Bound Gate. See supra, 155.——Bourne. See infra, 
983. Bowes. See infra, 211.——191. Bowes to 
the North Road; For continuing Acts; Bill ordered, xc. 
103. Not proceeded in, ————_ Box. See infra, 835.——— 
Bradford. See infra, 201. 392. 532. 1023,——— Brad- 
shaw Brow. See infra, 225.——Brailes. See supra, 
110,——192. Bramcote Oddhouse; For more effectu- 
ally repairing; Referred, txxx. 38. Bill ordered, 116. 
Presented, 121. Rr. A. 254.———- Bramley. See infra, 
857.———— Brampton and Carlisle. See infra, 245.——— 
193. Brampton and Longtown; For more effectually 
repairing ; Referred, txxx1v.49. Bill ordered, 102. Pre- 
sented, 112. Rr. a. 328.———194. Brand Bridges; For 
more effectually repairing; Referred, xxxx1v. 40. Bill or- 
dered, 119. Presented, 123. r. a. 297.———_Brandon. See 
infra, 123, ——— Brassington. See infra, 256. —— 
Braunton. See supra, 120.——Breamish, See infra, 1049. 
——195. Brechfa; For more effectually amending, im- 
proving and maintaining; Referred, txxxv. 61. Report re- 
ferred to the Standing Order Committee, 120. Report; 
Parties to proceed ; 131. Bill ordered, 132. Presented, 137. 
R, A. 279.————_Brecon and Brobury. See infra, 1022. 
——196. Brecon, Radnor and Glamorgan ; For more 
effectually repairing and improving several Roads in these 
Counties ; Bill ordered, txxxv.41. Presented, 102. Pe- 
titions against, 187. 196. Petition for additional Provi- 
sion, referred to a Committee, 217. Report referred to 
Standing Order Committee, 227. Power to Committee on 
the Bill to sit notwithstanding Adjournment, 230. Report 
from Standing Order Committee, That provision be made 
pursuant to the prayer of the Petition, and to deposit Du- 
plicate of Plan, Book of Reference, Lists, &amp;c., in the Pri- 
vate Bill Office, 231. R.A. 279.———Bredwardine. See 
infra, 1022.———Brettell Lane. See infra, 371.—— 
Brewton. See infra, 213.——— Brickers Barn. See 
supra, 181.———Bridge End. See infra, 873. —— 
Bridges, High. 
Lane; To continue Term and Powers of Act; Referred, 
Lxxvi.9. Bill ordered, 23. Presented,26. r.a.335.—— 
198. Bridgnorth and Shiffnall; For repairing the same ; 
Referred, txxx. 16. Bill ordered, 57. Presented, 83. 
R. A. 251. See infra, 567.———Bridgtown Pomeroy. 
See infra, 952.———199. Bridgewater ; To repeal Acts 
and consolidate the same into one Act; Referred, txxvu. 
40. Bill ordered, 91. Presented, 96. Rr. a. 292. ——- 
200. Bridport; For repairing, widening and improving ; 
Referred, txx1x.76. Bill ordered, 154. Presented, 172. 
R.A. 451. For better repairing the Second District 
Turnpike Roads leading to and from Bridport; Bill or- 
dered, txxxv. 36. Presented, 53. rR. A. 197.——_——201. 
Brighouse to Bradford; For making and maintaining ; 
Referred, uxxx. 21. Bill ordered, 36. Presented, 46. 
Petitions against, 127. ‘Petition in favour, 139. rR. a. 
359. See infra, 1023.———202. Brighthelmstone and 
Cuckfield; For more effectually repairing; Referred, 
Lxxx. 15. Bill ordered, 19. Presented, 156. 
——— Brighthelmstone and Lewes. 
Brighthelmstone and New Chappel. See infra, 713.—— 
203. Brighthelmstone to Newhaven; Referred, rxxix. 
67. Bill ordered, 170. Presented, 171. Petition for 
Provision, referred, 251. Reported, 263. Report read ; 
Leave granted for Notices, and to deposit Plans, &amp;c. ; In- 
struction to make Provision accordingly ; Committee to 
report thereon; 271. Petition against, 289. 
Amendments agreed to, 403, Rr. A. 428. 




















R. A. 309” 
See infra, 622, ——. 


Lords’ 
—— 204, Bright- 
helmstone to Shoreham; For repairing; Referred, txxvu. 


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Imstone to Shoreham—continued. 

21. Reported, 39. Bill ordered, 44. Presented, 94. 
Petition against; Voices given; 120. R. A. 267. 
For Leave to present a Petition for a Bill to rectify a mis- 
take in above Act; Referred, rxxvir. 303. Reported; 
Leave given; Petition presented, and referred; 316. 
Bill ordered, 326. Presented, 329. . a. 425. See 
Bridges, 69.—— Brighton. See supra, 202. 204. —— 
205. Brimington and Chesterfield; For a Bill for more 
effectually repairing; Ordered, txxxvitt. 105. Presented, 
200. R.A. 471.———-206. Bristol and Berkeley; For 
repairing ; Referred, txxvi. 33. Bill ordered, 48. Pre- 
sented, 136. R. A. 384.——-207. Broadway and Mic- 
kleton; For repairing; Referred, rxx1x. 31. Bill ordered, 
71. Presented, 95. R. A. 278.———Broadwindsor. See 
supra, 75.———Brobury. See infra, 1022.———208. 
Bromham and Olney; For repairing; Bill ordered, ixxxvit. 
59. Presented, 66. R.A. 219.——~-Bromley. See 
infra, 715.———Brompton. See infra, 437.—— 
Bromsgrove. See supra, 159; infra, 903. 1052.——— 
209. Bromyard; For repairing; Referred, txxvi. 50. 
Bill ordered, 63. Presented, 84. Petition for Provision 
referred to a Committee, 164. Reported, 169. Report 
read, and Re-committed, 177. Reported, 184. Report 
read; Leave granted for Notices; Instruction accordingly ; 
Committee to report on Notices; 187. Order of Leave 
for Notices discharged ; another Order made; Committee 
to report on Notices; 196. R.A. 384.—— Brook. See 
infra, 301, 840,———210. Brough Ferry; For repair- 
ing and improving the Road from Brough Ferry to South 
Newbald Holmes, and from Brough to Wilton; Bill or- 
dered, txxxvu. 15. Presented, 37. Rr. a. 219.———211. 
Brough Ferry and Bowes ; To continue Term and enlarge 
Powers and Provisions of Acts; Bill ordered, rxxx1x. 53. 
Not presented. ————212. Brougham and Penrith; 
For more effectually repairing; Ordered, uxxxvin. 44. 
Presented, 208. rR. A. 470.——213. Bruton; For 
repairing; Bill ordered, .Lxxxvi. 319, Presented, 
346. R.A. 517,——Brynkinalt Lodges. See infra, 
401.————— _Buckenham, New. See infra, 729.——- 
214. Buckingham; To continue and enlarge Term 
and Powers of Acts; Bill ordered, rxxxix. 43. Not 
presented. ———215. Buckingham and Hanwell; For 
repairing ; Bill ordered, txxxvu. 73. Presented, 78. p. a. 
244,216. Buckingham and Toweester ; For repair- 
ing and amending; Referred, txxix. 73. Bill ordered, 
184. Presented, 189. Time enlarged for Committee to 
report, 394, 421. R. a. 503.———217. Buckingham and 
Newport Pagnell; For continuing Acts; Bill ordered, xc1. 
13. Presented, 40. Rp. a. 231. Buckingham and 
Wendover. See infra, 999. Buckland. 
101; infra, 782.——Buchland Newton. See infra, 888. 
—— Buckton Burn. See infra, 308.——Budby. See 
infra, 294.———Bullock Smithy. See infra, 830.—— 
Buntingfield. See infra, 669. 218. Burford; For 
improving; Bill ordered, txxxvii. 43. Presented, 46. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 144. R.A, 219. See infra, 
416.———219. Burford and Preston; Toenlarge Term 
and Powers of Acts; Referred, rxxvu. 40. Bill ordered, 
111. Presented, 117. Petition against, 122. R. a. 267. 
——220. Burford and Swindon; To continue Term 
and Powers of Acts; Bill ordered, rxxxrx. 11. Not pre- 
sented.——— Burley Gate. See infra, 618.—— Burn- 
ley. See infra, 493. 743. 804.———Burnstones. See 
supra, 77.———Burnifen. 











See supra, 





See infra, 687.——— Burnt- 
house. See infra, 412.———- Burslem. See infra, 709.——— 
221. Burton; For repairing the Road from Burton-upon- 
Trent to Abbott's Bromley; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 73. 
Presented, 235. Burton and Bos- 
worth ; For repairing; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 47. Presented, 


135. Rn. a. 363,——_ Burtryford. 


R. A. 464,———222, 


See supra, 77; infra, 
640,———_ Burwash. See infra, 796.———223. Bury and 
Blackburn; For repairing and improving; Bill ordered, 
LXXXVI. 297. Presented, 314. nk. A, 464.———224. Bury 
and Bolton; For making a Road from Bury to Little 
Bolton; Referred, txxvi. 53. Bill ordered, 91. Pre- 
sented, 94. Passed, 212. Not returned from the Lords. 
Committee appointed to inspect Lords’ Journals, 267. 
Report to lie on the Table, 278. Report on Petition for 
Bill read, and another Bill ordered, 279. 
R. A. S84. 


Presented, 279. 
For amending, widening and maintaining ; 
Referred, uxxxu, 186, 
pairing ; 





Not proceeded in, 
Referred, uxxxui. 52. 
sented, 111. oR. A. 202. 


For re- 


Bill ordered, 108. Pre- 





See infra, 393, ———225. Bury 
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1102 TURNPIKE ROADS—continued. 









II. Petitions for Private Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 
Bury and Haslingden—continued. 
and Haslingden; For amending, widening and maintain- 
ing; Referred, txxxu. 186. Bill ordered, 220. Pre- 
sented, 228. R. a. 411. Bury and Manchester. See 
infra, 663.———226. Bury St. Edmund’s and New- 
market; For more effectually repairing; Bill ordered, 
LXXXVIIL. 80. Bury and Prestwich. See infra, 773. 
Bury and Rochdale. See infra, 801.——— 
Bury and Sudden Bridge. See infra, 910,———227. 
Bury St. Edmund’s to Newport; Referred, uxxvi. 44. 
Reported, 61. Report read; Leave granted for .No- 
tices; Bill ordered; 69. Presented, 160. Not pro- 
ceeded in.——— Bury St. Edmund’s to Scole Bridge. See 
infra, 833.——Bury St. Edmund’s and Sudbury. See 
infra, 909. ——Butt Lane. See infra, 327.——- 
228. Butterhouse Green and Gorton; For making and 
maintaining the same; Referred, xcu. 59. Bill or- 
dered, 139. Presented, 154. Petitions against ; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 197. 205. R. A. 449.————229. But- 
terton ; For more effectually repairing and improving ; Bill 
ordered, Lxxxvu11. 105. Presented, 210. Petition against, 
402, R. A. 496.———Buston. See infra, 493. 495. 
—— Buxton and Congleton. See infra, 300.——— 
Buxton and Macclesfield. See infra, 653.——Buxton 
and Manchester. See infra, 664.———230. Buxton and 
Stockport ; For more effectually repairing and improving ; 
Referred, txx1x. 26. Bill ordered, 72. Presented, 79. 
Petitions against, 118, 119. Voices given, 119. R. a. 202. 





















































231. Caerleon; For repairing and improving ; Referred, txxvu. 
20. Bill ordered, 28. Presented, 32. rR. a. 367.——— 
232. Cainscross ; For making a Road from thence through 
Stroud to Minchinhampton; Referred, Lxxx. 13. Bill 
ordered, 20. Presented, 27. Rr. A. 297.————Cairnrobin. 
See Bridges, 20.——— 233. Caithness; For making and 
repairing certain Roads and Bridges, and for better regu- 
lating the Statute Labour in that County ; Referred, Lxxxv. 
74. Report referred to the Standing Order Committee, 
126. Report; Parties to proceed, and to deposit Lists, &amp;c. ; 
144. Bill ordered, 145. Presented, 147. Petitions in 
favour, 345. Petitions against, 345. 351, oR. a. 501, 
For more effectually making, repairing, widening and 
keeping in repair certain Roads and Bridges in the County 
of Caithness, and for better regulating and rendering more 
effectual the Statute Labour therein, and Conversion Money 
in lieu thereof; Ordered, xc11. 55. Presented, 188. Not 
proceeded in.———— Calder, West. See infra, 1030.——— 
234. Caldon; For making a Road from Ashborne to 
Leek ; Referred, xc. 60. Not presented ——-(No.2.) For 
making certain Roads in the Parishes of Caldon Waterfall, 
Calton, Alton and Upper Cotton; Referred, xc. 127. Bill 
ordered, 194. Presented, 209. Motion for reading the 
Bill a Second Time; Withdrawn, 239.——235. Calling- 
ton; For repairing and improving ; Referred, txxxu. 202. 
Bill ordered, 225. Presented, 309. Petition against, 320. 
R.A. 558.———— Calton. See supra,234.——— Camberwell ; 
See Pavings, 47, 48. 236. Cambridge; For repair- 
ing; Referred, xxx. 37. Billordered, 70. Presented, 
78. Petition for additional Provision; Referred, 128. 
Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 197. Re- 
port, That Provision be made according to the Prayer of 
Petition, 209. Instruction accordingly, 215. Lords’ 
Amendment agreed to, 323, R. A. 334.-—— 237, 
































Cam- 
bridge and Ely ; For amending and improving; Referred, 
Lxx1x. 31. Bill ordered, 89. Presented, 160. Petitions 
against, 209. Voices given, 222. Rr. a. 370.——Cam- 
bridge and Godmanchester. See infra, 471, ———238. 
Camden Town; For making a Road from thence to the 
North Road at Holloway; Referred, txx1x. 63. Bill or- 
dered, 100. Presented, 178. Petitions against, 215. 335. 
Petition for additional Provision; Referred, 248. Re- 
ported, 272. Report read; Leave granted for Notices, 
and to deposit a Plan; Instruction accordingly ; 279. 
The King’s Consent signified, and Bill passed, 417. 
503.———Campsfield. See supra, 121,———239, 
















R. A. 


Can- 
noch to Penkridge; Reterred, txxx1.5. Bill ordered, 14. 
Presented, 19. R. A. 198.——_—240, 







Canterbury; For 
more effectually repairing the Roads leading from St. Dun- 
stan’s Cross to North Lane in that City; Referred, txxrx. 
70. Reported, 166. Report read; Leave granted for 
Notices; Bill ordered, 171. Presented, 191. 


211. Canterbury and Dover; For 








R. A. 428, 
more effec- 
tually repairing; Referred, uxxvin. 38. Reported, 85. 
Report read ; Leave for Notices; Bill ordered; 89. Pre- 





















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sented, 123. R.A. 335. 242. Canterbury and Rams- 
gate; To continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Act; 
Referred, rxxvi1. 33. Bill ordered, 53. Presented, 62. 
R. A. 267, 
certain Streets; Referred, txxx. 53. Bill ordered, 99. 
Order of Leave for Bill discharged; another Bill or- 
dered; 209. Presented, 217. R. A. 586.———243. Can- 
terbury and Sandwich; To continue and enlarge Term 
and Powers of Acts; Referred, txxvu. 33. Bill or- 
dered, 53. Presented, 62. Rr. a. 267. See supra, 97; 
infra, 264. Canwell Gate. See infra, 763.—— 
244. Cardiganshire; For maintaining and improving ; 
Bill ordered, txxxvur. 48. Presented, 174. R. A. 353. 
245. Carlisle and Brampton; For making same 
Turnpike; Referred, utxxxu. 205. Report referred to 
Standing Order Committee, 296. Report, That the Stand- 
ing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 306. Again 
referred, txxx1m. 72. Bill ordered, 134. Presented, 135. 
Re-committed, 184. R. A. 233.————-246. Carlisle and 

‘ochkermouth; For more effectually amending and im- 
proving; Referred, xxix. 35. Reported, 50. Report 
read; Leave granted to amend the Plan deposited in the 
Private Bill Office; Bill ordered, 69. Presented, 79. 
Petition against, 124. Rr. a. 202. Carlisle and Glas- 
gow. See infra, 451.———Carlisle and Newcastle upon 
Tyne. See infra, 711.——247. Carlisle and Penrith ; 
For more effectually repairing ; Bill ordered, Lxxxv. 60. 
Presented, 147. Rr. A. 501. 248. Carlisle aud West- 
lington Bridge; For altering and enlarging Term and 
Powers of Act; Referred, txxx11.205. Bill ordered, 299. 
Presented, 304. Notice taken that the Bill was improperly 
prepared; Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill 
withdrawn; another Bill ordered; 325. Presented, 332. 
R. A. 495. 249. Carlow; Bill for more effectually 
repairing several Roads in the Counties of Carlow, Kil- 
kenny and Tipperary, and also the Road from the Town of 
Clonmel, through the County of Waterford, to the Cross 
Roads of Knocklofty, in the said County of Tipperary ; 
Ordered, Lxxxvi11.474. Presented, 479. Petitions against, 
483. 514. 527. 534. 606. Committed; Leave to Committee 
to sit and proceed upon a certain Day; 508. Motion for 
adding the Members on the Leinster List to the Committee ; 
Motion withdrawn, 518. R.A. 559. See infra, 293.367.569. 
———250. Carmarthenshire, Main Trust ; For making, 
repairing and improving; Referred, txxxu1. 56. Bill 
ordered, 81. Presented, 98. Petition against, 138. Bill 
re-committed, 205. Passed, 221. Not returned from the 
Lords. Committee appointed to inspect Lords’ Journals, 
241. Report, 245. Report on Petition for Bill read; 
Another Bill ordered, wtxxxi. 245. Presented, 245. 
R. A. 375. 























For more effectually repairing and maintain- 
ing; Bill ordered, txxxv. 81. Presented, 110. kr. a. 279. 
For repairing and improving; Referred, Lxxxvin. 
106. Order for referring Petition discharged; Bill ordered, 
198. Presented, 199. Rr. A. 353. ———251. Carmarthen and 
Newcastle Emlyn, (No.1.); To enlarge Term and Powers 
of Act; Referred, txxix. 38. Not proceeded in, 
(No. 2.); For repairing, widening and keeping in repair ; 
Referred, xxix. 72. Bill ordered, 118. Presented, 167. 
R. A. 428. For repealing the said Act; Bill ordered, 
xc. 28. Presented, 38. pr. A.225.———252. Carmarthen 











and Virniew Bridge; For building Bridge and making 
Roads and Approaches; Referred, txxx1. 47. Bill or- 
dered, 53. Presented, 151. Petition in favour, 164. Rk. a. 
325.———Carmuir. See infra, 885. 





Carmyle. See 
infra, 458.—— Carrich-on-Suir. See infra, 990.——— 
253. Carnarvonshire; For repairing and improving ; 
Referred, txxxvu. 12. Reported; Report referred to 
Standing Order Committee; 15. Report, That the Stand- 
ing Orders, so far as regards the intended New Lines or 
Branches of Road, ought not to be dispensed with, 47. Bill 
ordered; Presented, 51. Petitions against, 69. 102. 135, 139, 
Petition in favour, 135. Rk. A. 332,.——— Carter Lane. See 
infra, 587.———Castle Blayney. See infra, 382,——— 
Castle Cary. See infra, 594.———254. Castlecomer and 
Kilkenny; For repairing; Referred, txxvi. 13. Bill 
ordered, 36. Presented, 75. Rr. A. 282. ————Castle Rising. 
See infra, 650.——255. Castleton; For amending ; 
Referred, txxvin. 52. Reported, 102. Report read; 
Leave to deposit a Plan, &amp;ec.; Bill ordered ; Committee to 
report respecting the Plan; 115. Bill presented, 126. 
Petition of the Countess of Grosvenor respecting the No- 
tices, 186. Petitions against, 244.257. Time enlarged for 
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Committee to report, 276. 299. rR. A. 400.——— Catterich. 
See supra, 188; infra, 388.———256. Cavendish Bridye 
and Brassington; For repairing and improving; Re- 
ferred, txxxi. 52. Bill ordered, 88. Presented, 98. 
rR. A. 495.————— Cawthorne. See supra, 116-118.——— 
257. Cerne Abbas; For repairing and improving; Re- 
ferred, rxx1x. 45. Reported; Report re-committed, 96. 
Bill ordered, 106. Presented, 110. R. a. 278.——— 
Chadderton. See infra, 534.——Chalford. See infra, 
933. 258. Chapel-en-le-Frith; For repairing and 
maintaining; Referred, txxxu. 187. Bill ordered, 298. 
Presented, 303. rR. A. 411.———259. Chappel Bar; To 
continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, 
Lxxvil. 22. Bill ordered, 28. Presented, 33. pr. a. 172. 
Chappel, New. See infra, 713. 260. Chappels 
Corner and Rowberrow Hill; Referred, txxxu. 122. 
Bill ordered, 137. Presented, 148. R. a. 338, 261. 
Chard; To amend and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, 
LXxxvil. 101. Not proceeded in.———262. Chard to the 
Honiton Road; Referred, txxx1v. 67. Report referred to 
the Standing Order Committee, 105. Report, That as to 
the New Road the Standing Orders ought not to be dis- 
pensed with, 120. Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 139. 
Petition against, 273. R. a. 328. For amending above 
Act; Referred, txxxv. 63. Reported, 100. Report re- 
ferred to the Standing Order Committee, 101. Report ; 
Parties to proceed; 121. Bill ordered, 145. Presented, 
146. Petitions against, from Inhabitants of Chard, 187. 
Petition of the Portreeve and Burgesses of Chard, stating 
that the Petition of the Inhabitants of Chard against the 
said Bill isa gross misrepresentation, 347. Petitions in 
favour, 339. R. a. 500. Charing Hill. See infra, 
889.——— Charlemont. See infra,721.—— Charleville. 
See infra, 570. 626.———263. Chatham; For continuing 
and altering Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, txxvi. 
49. Bill ordered, 120. Presented, 125. [The King’s 
Consent signified, and Bill passed], 264. x. a. 282. ——— 
264. Chatham and Canterbury; To continue the Term 
and Powers of Act; Bill ordered, txxx1x. 7. Presented, 
11. Not proceeded in.——265. Chatteris Ferry to 
Earith; For repairing; Referred, txxv. 116. Bill ordered, 
131. Presented, 136. rR. a. 456.— —266. Chatteris 
and Wisbech; For repairing; Referred, txxxin. 51. 
Bill ordered, 124. Presented, 154. rR. a. 375,——— 
———-Chanwton Pond. See infra, 414. ———267. Chea- 
dle and Leek; For cousolidating Trusts; Bill ordered, 
LXxxvi.295. Presented, 305. Lords’ Amendment agreed 
to, 508. Cheadle and Rocester ; 
To enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, rxxv. 113. 
Bill ordered, 128. Presented, 135. rR. a. 342.——~ 
Chelford. See infra, 547.——— Chell, Great. See infra, 
962.———269. Cheltenham; For making a Road from 
that Town ; Referred, rxxv.113. Bill ordered, 136. Pre- 
sented, 145. nr. a. 341.——For repairing; Referred, txxx1. 
12. Bill ordered, 20. Presented, 35. Not proceeded in. 
For repairing and improving; Bill ordered, itxxxvi. 
276. Presented, 413. Passed, 514. Not returned from 
the Lords. Again ordered, Lxxxvi. 528. Presented, 
543. R.A. 712. 270. Cheltenham and Gloucester ; 
For more effectually repairing and improving; Referred, 
Lxxx. 59. Bill ordered, 156. Presented, 175. 

















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communicate with the same; Referred, txxxiu. 63. Bill 
ordered, 83. Presented, 90. Petitions against, 100. 157. 
R. A. 202, For repealing Acts and granting further 
Powers; Referred, uxxxvi. 80. Reported; Report re- 
ferred to Standing Order Committee; 98. Report that the 
Standing Orders ought not to be despensed with, 132. See 
infra, 466.———271. Cheltenham to Shepton Lane; 
From Piffs Elm; For repairing; Referred, txxix. 57. 
Reported, 119. Report read; Leave granted for Notices ; 
Bill ordered; 130. Presented, 175. Petitions against, 
155. 308. 316. Voices given, 308. 316. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 428. Rr, A. 451,.————272. Cheltenham 
to Tewkesbury; For making a Road; Referred, txxx. 6. 
Order for referring Petition discharged ; Petition referred 
to Standing Order Committee ; 48. Order for referring Pe- 
tition to Standing Order Committee discharged ; Petition 
referred to a Committee; 60. Report referred to Standing 
Order Committee, 108. Report, That the Standing Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with, 149. See infra, 936,——— 
273. Chepstow ; For repairing and maintaining ; Referred, 
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274. Chepstow and Abergavenny; For improving 
the Communication between the Towns of Chepstow and 
Abergavenny ; Referred, txxxviu. 103. Billordered, 162. 
Presented, 170. R. a. 471.————-Chepstow and Monmouth. 
See infra, 785.———Cheshire. See swpra, 574.—— 275. 
Cheshunt ; For more effectually repairing the several Roads 
leading from the Towns of Hertford and Ware, and other 
Towns in the County of Hertford; Bill ordered, txxxviu. 
20. Presented, 28. Rr. a. 471.———Chester Dee Ferry. 
See infra, 338.—— Chester and Frodsham. See infra, 
435,——— Chester and Nantwich. See infra, 701.——— 
276. Chester and Northop; To alter, amend and enlarge 
Pewers and Provisions of Acts; Referred, txxxiu. 47. 
Report referred to the Standing Order Committee, 119. 
Report; Parties to proceed; to give Notices, &amp;c., and to 
deposit Plan and Book of Reference; 134. Bill ordered, 
134. Presented, 172. Petition against, 262. Rr. a. 375. 
———277. Chester and Tarvin; For more effectually 
repairing and maintaining; Referred, ixxx1v. 53. Bill 
ordered, 112. Presented, 118. R. A. 221,———278. 
Chester and Whitchurch; To continue and enlarge Term 
and Powers of Acts; Referred, txxvu.17. Bill ordered, 
79. Presented, 83. R. A. 172.———279. Chester and 
Woodside Ferry; To continue and enlarge Term and 
Powers of Acts; Referred, xxv. 114. Bill ordered, 130. 
Presented, 144. R. a. 341. For improving certain 
Roads within the County Palatine of Chester, called “The 
Chester, Neston and Woodside Ferry District of Roads ;” 
Ordered; txxxvur. 107. Presented, 150. Petition com- 
plaining that the Standing Orders have not been complied 
with, 157. Petitions against, 279. 288. Petitions in 
favour, 285. 287. R. A. 353.- 280. Chester and 
Wrexham ; To alter, amend and enlarge Powers and Pro- 
visions of Acts; Referred, txxx1u. 47. Bill ordered, 119. 
Presented, 172. R. A. 375. Chesterfield and Bri- 
mington. 281. Chesterfield and 
Hernstone; To continue Term, and alter, amend and 














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~ enlarge Powers of Acts, &amp;c.; Bill ordered ; txxxix. 46. 


Not presented.——Chesterfield and Mansfield. See 
infra, 669,——— 282. Chesterfield and Matlock; 
For more effectually repairing ; Referred, txxvii. 28. 
Bill ordered, 113. Presented, 123. Rr. a. 302. ———283. 
Chesterfield and Worksop; For more effectually repairing ; 
Referred, rxxx1v. 23. Bill ordered, 84. Presented, 111. 
R. A. 328,————Chichester. See infra, 304.-——Chil- 
ham. See infra, 889.—— Chilton Pond. See supra, 80. 
———284. Chippenham; For repairing and improving; 
Referred, uxxvu. 51. Bill ordered, §4. Presented, 100. 
R. A. 367.———285. Chippenham Bridge; For repair- 
ing and maintaining; Referred, rxxx1. 5. Bill ordered, 
26. Presented, 35. rR. a. 198. Chirk. See supra, 
44, &amp;e. Chorley. See supra, 184. Choriton 
Row. See supra, 87.——Chudleigh. See infra, 313. 
———- Church Stoke. See infra, 691.————286.  Ciren- 
cester; For maintaining and improving; Referred, xxx. 
95. Billordered,120. Presented, 232. pr. a. 519.——~— 
287. Cirencester and Cricklade; To enlarge Term and 
Powers of Acts; Referred, txxvu. 46. Reported, 106. 
Report read, and re-committed, 111. Reported,121. Re- 
port read; Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered; 126. 
Presented, 142. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, and another Bill ordered; 177.  Pre- 
sented, 190. rR. aA. 389. See Petitions, 478.——288. 
Cirencester and Wootton Bassett ; For repairing and im- 
proving; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 303. Presented, 415. 
Committed, 476. Not proceeded in. Again ordered, 
Lxxxvi. 566. Presented,579.  r. A. 717. ———— 289... City 














Road; For continuing and enlarging Term and Powers of 


Acts ; Referred, rxx1x. 53. Reported, 96. Bill ordered, 100, 
Presented, 155. Petitions against, 177, 214. 220. Voices 
given, 177. k. A.370,———290. Clackmannan and Perth- 
shire; For further extending Term of Acts, &amp;c.; Billordered ; 
Lxxx1Xx. 47. Not presented.—— Clanfield. See infra, 441. 
291. Cleeve and 
Evesham; For repairing ; Bill ordered, Lxxxvi. 248. Pre- 
sented, 266. Rr. a. 377. ———292. Cleobury Mortimer ; For 
amending and improving; Referred, Lxxx. 57. Bill ordered, 
130. Presented, 182. Rr. A. 359.——- Clitheroe. See infra, 








Clayton. See infra, 713. 


$60.——293. Clonmel; For continuing the Term and 
enlarging Powers of Act; Bill ordered, uxxxvin. 45. 
Presented, 208. Passed, 386. Not returned from the 
Lords. See supra, 249.———294. Clown and Budby ; For 
repairing; Bill ordered, Lxxxvi. 208. Presented, 211. R.a. 
363,——— Clyde. See infra, 432. Navigations, 26.—— 


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295. Cockermouth; For more effectually amending and 
improving the same ; Referred, Lxxx.74. Report referred 
to the Standing Order Committee, 175. Report, That the 
Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, 203. Bill 
ordered, 203. Presented, 209. Petitions against, 271. 
312. Petition respecting the Standing Orders, 290. R. A. 
442. See infra, 586.——— Cockermouth and Carlisle. 
See supra, 246. Cockermouth and Penrith. Sce 
infra, 753. 296. Cockermouth and Workington ; 
For more effectually amending and keeping in Repair ; 
Referred, uxxvii. 21. Bill ordered, 153. Presented, 159. 
R. A. 302, For repairing and improving ; Bill ordered, 
Lxxxvi1. 62. Presented, 89. Rr. A. 244.———Cockerton 
Bridge. See infra, 331.—— Cold Brayfield. Sce 
infra, 724. Coleraine. See supra, 84. ——— 297. 
Collingham ; For improving; Referred, txxx1. 20. Bill 
ordered, 31. Presented, 35. n.a. 198. See infra, 601. 
298. Colne; For making and maintaining; Re- 
ferred, txx1x. 57. Bill ordered, 177. Presented, “183. 
r.A. 300. See also, infra, 861.———299. Commercial 
Roads ; To enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, 
Lxx1x. 15. Reported, 23. Report read; Leave granted 
for Notices; Bill ordered, 27. Presented, 190. Petitions 
against, 229. 247. 309. 318. 828. 347. 351. 356, 374. 380. 
Petition in favour, 335. Voices given, 357. R. A. 503. 
To enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, Lxxx. 91. 
Not proceeded in. To enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; 
Referred, xcr. 60. Bill ordered, 114. Presented, 144. 
Petition against, 366. Not proceeded in.——-Compton, 
Long. See infra, 905,———Condolen. See infra, 954. 
Congleton. See supra, 91, 92.——300. Con- 
gleton and Buxton; For repairing, amending and main- 
taining ; Bill ordered, txxxv. 24. Presented, 86. Peti- 
tion against, 145. Rr. a. 279. Congleton and Leek. 
See supra, 156.—— Conway. See supra, 65.—— 
301. Coombe Cross and Brook; For making and main- 
taining; Referred, uxxxv1. 304. Not proceeded in.——— 
302. Cork to Ballyhooly ; Referred, txxx. 77. Report 
referred to Standing Order Committee, 216. Time 
enlarged for presenting Bill, 232. Report; Parties to 
proceed; 241. Bill ordered, 271. Presented, 271. Rk. a. 
442, ——— 3803. 9 Cork and Shibbereen; For Leave to 
present a Petition for a Bill for keeping in Repair the 
same; Referred, txxvu. 197. Reported; Leave given; 
Petition presented and referred; 207. Reported, 213. 
teport read ; Leave granted for Notices ; Bill ordered, 218. 
Presented, 262. 2. a. 446.———Cornwall. See infra, 507. 
Corsham. Seeinfra, 540.——304. Cosham and 
Chichester ; For repairing and improving; Referred, txxxu. 
112. Bill ordered, 115. Presented, 180. Rr. a. 338, ——— 
Cosham and Tichfield. See infra, 847. Cottesbach. 
See supra, 11 1.—————- Cotton, Upper. See supra, 234. 
Counters Bridge. See infra, 563. 
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Coventry and 
305. Coven- 
try and Over Whitacre; For repairing; Bill ordered, 
Lxxxvi. 208, Presented, 211. Read Third Time; Amend- 
ments proposed and negatived; further Proceeding on 
Third Reading put off for Six Months; Bill withdrawn ; 
338. Another Bill; Ordered, txxxvi. 338. Presented, 
341. R.A. 464.————306. Coventry and Stony Stanton ; 
For making and maintaining; Referred, txxxvi. 317. 
Bill ordered, 333. Presented, 341. Rr.a. 464. 307. 
Coventry and Wolvey ; For extending and enlarging the 
Term and Powers of Act; txxxix. 46. Not presented. 
——— 308. Con Cawsey and Buckton Burn; To alter 
and amend Acts; Bill ordered, xcr. 50. Presented, 215. 
Petition against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 411. 
R.A. 535.————309, Comwfold and Henfield; For more 
effectually repairing; Bill ordered, rxxxv. 35. Presented, 
109. Petition against, 167. rR. a. 501.——_—310. Con- 
gate, West, Newcastle ; For more effectually repairing and 
otherwise improving ; Bill ordered, txxxv. 81. Presented, 
100. R.A. 279. 














Cowie Bridge. See infra, 421. 
—— Con’s Till. See supra, 74.—— Youbridge. See 
infra, 418.——Cral’s Cross. See supra, 89.—— 
Craiglig. See Bridges, 20.——311. Cranbrook and 
Benenden; For repairing and maintaining; Bill ordered, 
Lxxxvi. 12. Presented, 40. rR. a. 294, ———— 312. 
Cranford Bridge; For widening and improving; Re- 
ferred, uxxx1. 41. Bill ordered, 150. Presented, 156. 
rn. A. 378,——— Crawley. See infra, 541.——313. 
Crediton and Chudleigh; For making and maintain- 
ing; Referred, rxxxvi. 261. Bill ordered, 369. Present- 
ed, 292. Cominitted, 410. Not proceeded in.——Again 


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referred ; uxxxvi. 542. Presented, 561. rR. A. 713.———— 
314. Creed St. Just; For improving; Referred, Lxxx11. 
148. Report referred to the Standing Order Committee, 
206. Report; Parties to proceed; 217. Petition against, 
251. Billordered, 326. Presented, 331. nr. a. 496.—— 
315. Crewkerne; For repairing; Referred, uxxx. 61. 
Bill ordered, 121. Presented, 138. Rr.a.519. See supra, 
75; infra, 1069.——Cricklade. See supra, 287.——— 
316. Crickley Hill and North Leach; To continue and 
enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, rxxvi. 28. 
Bill ordered, 133. Presented, 142. R. a. 425,——— 
Crochernwell. See infra, 410.——Cromer. See supra, 
106.———317. Cromford and Worksworth; For amend- 
ing and maintaining the same; Referred, rxxx. 56. Bill 
ordered, 149. Presented, 177. rR. A. 442, —m_—— 318. 
Cromford Bridge; For more effectually repairing and 
improving; Bill ordered, txxxv. 61. Presented, 120. 
Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 439. R. A. 501.——-319, 
Crossford Bridge and Altrincham; For repairing and 
improving; Referred, rxxxm. 163. Bill ordered, 299, 
Presented, 304. rR. a. 558.———320. Crossford Bridge 
and Manchester; To divert the same from Throstle Nest 
Bridge to Stretford; Referred, uxxvr. 54. Not proceeded 
in. Cross Gates. See infra, 918.———321. Croy- 
don and Reigate ; For repairing and improving; Referred, 
Lxxxu. 13. Bill ordered, 30. Presented, 46. Petition 
awainst, 229. R.A. 377.—————Crumlin. See supra, 142. 
—— Cuchfield and Brighthelmstone. See supra, 202. 
——- Cuckfield and Hodges. See infra, 531.——322, 
Cuckfield and Horley; For repairing and maintaining ; 
Bill ordered, txxxvi. 236. Presented, 241. pr. a. 464, 
323. Cuckfield and Hurstperpoint ; For making and main- 
taining ; Referred, xc.98. Bill ordered, 195. Presented, 
204, BR. A. 334. ————— Cuckfield, and Pyecombe. See 
infra,777.————. Cudworth Bridge. See supra, 116.——— 
—— Culham. See supra, 66. 324. Cullompton ; 
For enlarging the Term and Powers of Act, &amp;c.; Bill 
ordered, txxx1x. 47. Not presented.——325. Curry, 
North; From Thorn Falcon to Fivehead, and from North 
Curry to Lyng (No. 1); Referred, uxxxiv. 51. Not 
proceeded in, (No. 2); Referred, txxx1v.67. Not pro- 
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See infra, 769.———326. Dar- 
laston and Bilston; From Wednesbury to Darlaston 
Lane; Referred, xxxiv. 57. Bill ordered, 89. Order of 
Leave for Bill discharged, and another Bill ordered, 92. 
Not proceeded in. See supra, 158. ————327. Dar- 
laston Bridge and Butt Lane; For improving ; Referred, 
uxxvul. 53. Billordered, 152. Presented, 159. Petition 
for Provision referred, 159. Reported, 170. Report read ; 
Leave for Notices, and to deposit Plans; Instructions to 
make Provision accordingly; 176. R. a. 302, —m_ 
328. Darlaston and Shelton; Amending Act for im- 
proving that Road, and providing for the further Improve- 
ment thereof; Bill ordered, xcu. 50. Presented, 143. 
R. A. 450,———329. Darley Moor and Ellaston ; For 
repairing ; Bill ordered, txxxvm1.7. Presented, 31. R. a. 
238.——330. Darlington and Barton Lane End; For 
making; Referred, txxxvi. 292. Bill ordered, 337. Pre- 
sented, 365. Committed, 380. Not proceeded in. 
Again referred, txxxvi. 527. Bill ordered, 544. Pre- 
sented, 560. Committed, 664. rR. a. 712. ——— 331. 
Darlington and Cockerton Bridge; For continuing and 
amending Acts; Bill ordered, xc. 120, Presented, 150. 
R. A. 334. ————_Dartford and New Cross. See infra, 716. 
———— 332. Dartford and Northfleet ; For repairing and 
widening ; Referred, rxxvu. 34. Bill ordered, 94. Pre- 
sented, 107. Petition against, 191. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 259. R.A. 293, ———333. Dartford and Seven 
Oaks; For repairing; Bill ordered, uxxxvi. 132. Pre- 
sented, 135, R.A. 363. Dartmouth and Kingsbridge. 
See infra, 573.———334. Dartmouth and Torquay ; 
Referred, rxxviut. 49. Reported, 85. Report read ; Leave 
granted for Notices; Bill ordered; 88. Presented, 151. 
R. A. 273. Daventry. See supra, 110, 111.—— 
335. Dawley and Wellington; For repairing ; Referred, 
Lxxxu. 172. Bill ordered, 204. Presented, 212. pr. a. 
378.——_—336. Danlish and Exeter; For more effec- 
tually maintaining and improving the same; Referred, 
LXxx. 92. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 
99. Report, That the Parties be permitted to proceed, &amp;c., 
122. Bill ordered, 126. Presented, 221. pr. a. 442,—— 
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Passed by the Lords, with Amendments, 446. Considered 
and agreed to, 464. R.A. 535. Dalish and Teign- 
mouth. See infra, 928.——— Deanburn. See infra, 483. 
———337. Dean Forest ; For repairing; Referred, rxxxu. 
196. Bill ordered, 228. Presented,237. The King’s Consent 
signified, and Bill passed, 339. r. a. 377.——To continue 
and amend Act; Bill ordered, rxxxvi. 225. Presented, 
394. Committed, 497. Not proceeded in——Again or- 
dered, uxxxvi. 528. Presented, 543. [The King’s Con- 
sent signified]; Bill passed, 696. R. a. 717.———338. 
Dee Ferry (Chester); To communicate with Lower King’s 
Road Ferry; Referred, txxxiv..64. Bill ordered, 127. 
Presented, 136. Petitions against, 255. 266. Petitions in 
favour, 266. 270. R. A. 328. For continuing Acts, 
and for placing Roads under one body of Trustees, and 
making and maintaining a New Line of Road; Referred, 
xc. 104. Bill ordered, 132. Presented, 158. Petitions 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 227. Petitions in 
favour, 270. Leave to Committee to sit on a certain Day, 
notwithstanding Adjournment, 278. Rr. 4. 474. ————_Dee 
River. See infra, 421.——339. Dee (South Side) ; 
For making and maintaining a Turnpike Road from the 
Old Bridge of Dee, in the Parish of Nigg, to the Slug 
Turnpike Road, in the Parish of Banchory Ternan, all in 
the County of Kincardine; Referred, xcu. 27. Bill or- 
dered, 33. Presented, 102. Rr. a. 202.—-340._-_Deep- 
ing Stone Bridge and Morcott; For repairing ; Referred, 
Lxxxul. 177. Bill ordered, 204. Presented, 292. Passed, 
466. Not returned from the Lords. Committee appointed 
to inspect Lords’ Journals, 519. Report, 527. Report on 
Petition for Bill, read ; another Bill ordered; 527. Pre- 
sented, 527. Committed; Leave to sit and proceed ; 545. 
Not proceeded in. For more effectually repairing ; Re- 
ferred, txxxiv. 70. Bill ordered, 102. Presented, 108. 
R. A. 328. Delamere. See infra, 728.———341. 

















to be dispensed with, 194. Rk. A. 294. ————3.43. Denbigh 
to Pentre Voelas; Referred, txxx. 94. Bill ordered, 202. 
Presented, 222. Rr. A. 519.———Denbigh and Ruthin. 
See infra, 825.———Denby Dale. See infra, 977.——— 
Denton. See infra, 927.———344. Derby; For more 
effectually repairing and improving; Bill ordered, txxxv. 
36. Presented, 147. R.A. 501. Derby and Alfreton. 
See supra, 72.——345. Derby and Ashborne; For 
diverting, widening, repairing and improving; Referred, 
uxxxi. 65. Bill ordered, 104. Presented, 120. pr. a. 
375.———Derby and Nottingham. See infra, 736.—— 
346. Derby and Uttoxeter; For more effectually repair- 
ing and improving the same; Referred, txxx. 12. Bill 
ordered, 20. Presented, 26. R.A, 174. ———Derby 
and Wirksworth. See infra, 1039. ————347. De- 
vizes; For repairing and improving several Roads 
leading into and from the said Borough; Referred, 
Lxxv. 142. Petition relating to the Road from Rowde 
Forde to Calne; Referred, 142. Petition reported; Bill 
ordered, 171. Presented, 232. Rr. 4.423. See infra, 
814,.————-348. Dewsbury to Ealand; To alter and 
enlarge Powers of Acts; Bill ordered, xcr. 58.  Pre- 
sented, 217. Rr. a. 618. Dewsbury and Elland. See 
infra, 400.——Dewshury and Gomersel. See infra, 
473.———349. Dewsbury to Horbury Bridge; Re- 
ferred, uxxxv. 66. Bill ordered, 100. Presented, 119. 
Petitions against, 126. 132. 198. 248. Petitions in favour, 
226. Bill committed, 226. Not proceeded in ——— 
Dinham. See infra, 782.———Ditcheling. See infra, 
511. 713. 742. ———-350. Doncaster to Balncroft Barn, 
near Thorne; For making a Road; Referred, txxx. 81. 
Petitions against, 132. 367. 437. 444. 453. 460. Bill or- 














the Bill; 117. Bill presented, 150. Not proceeded in.——— 
353. Doncaster to Ferrybridge; For repairing and im- 
proving; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 227. Presented, 329. 
Petitions against, 370. Passed, 434. Not returned from 
the Lords. Committee appointed to inspect Lords’ 
Journals, 497. Report, 508. Petition for Bill read; 
Another Bill ordered; 509. Presented, 510. Not 
proceeded in,.————-354, Doncaster and Saltersbrook ; 
For improving; Referred, txxx1.70. Bill ordered, 119. 
Presented, 128. R. a. 377——For repairing and im- 
proving ; Referred, txxxvi. 302. Not proceeded in. 
For repealing Act, and granting more effectual Powers in 
lieu; Referred, txxxvu. 119. Not proceeded in.——— 
355. Doncaster and Tadcaster; For repairing and Im- 
provement; Bill ordered, uxxxvi. 546. Presented, 554. 
R. A. 712.—&lt;——Doncaster and Tinsley. See infra, 946. 
356. Doncaster and Selby; For making and 
maintaining; Referred, txxxvu1.119. Report referred to 
Standing Order Committee, 132. Report, That the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 150. 
Petition of Thomas Blacknell Mason, praying that the 
Bill may be permitted to be brought in, 162. Report from 
Committee on Standing Orders read; Leave given to 
proceed and to deposit Maps and other Papers; Bill or- 
dered; 163. Presented, 174. Reported ; Clause dis- 
agreed to; Clauses added; 326. Lords’ Amendment 
agreed to, 375. R.A. 381.————-357. Donington High 
Bridge and Half Drove; For repairing and amending ; 
Referred, txxvu. 16. Bill ordered, 25. Presented, 33 
Petitions against, 86. 100. Voices given, 88. __R. A. 172. 
———_Donington and Spalding High Bridge. See infra, 
867.———358. Dorchesier; For repairing the Road 
from Woolbridge to Dorchester; Bill ordered, txxxv. 7. 
Presented, 13. x. A. 279.—»——Dorchester and Harnham 
Hill. See infra, 501.———Dorchester and Henley-upon- 











Denbigh and St. Asaph; Referred, txxvi. 39. Bill or- Thames. See infra, 513.——Dore. See infra, 845. 
E dered, 119. Presented, 124. R.A. 237,—_—342. Den- —— Dorking. See infra, 542.——359. Dover; To 
: bigh and Mold; For repairing and maintaining; Bill continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, 
4 ordered, txxxviui. 80. Member added to Gentlemen ap- Lxxvir. 24. Bill ordered, 34. Presented, 38. pr. a. 367. 
ce pointed to prepare and bring in the Bill, 132. Bill pre- —— Dover and Canterbury. See supra, 241.—— 
a sented, 134. Petition for additional Provision referred, 360. Dover and Barham Downs; For amending and 
3 162. Reported ; Report referred to Standing Order Com- keeping in repair; Referred, txxvint. 38. Bill ordered, 

mittee, 176. Report, That the Standing Orders ought not 


113. Presented, 118. rR. A. 352.————-» Dover'_ Street, 
Great. See infra, 865,———361. Downham Market ; 
For repairing ; xxxvu. 42. Bill ordered, 43. Presented, 
101, R.a.219. See infra, 651.———362. Draycott ; 
For repairing the Draycott or Upper District of Road, 
and for disuniting the same from the Puckle Church or 
Lower District; Bill ordered, txxxv1. 250. Presented, 363. 
R.A. 517. See infra, 776.——363. Drayton Lane; To 
continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, 
txxvul. 39. Bill ordered, 107. Presented, 109. Rr. a. 
367. See infra, 707.———Drempton. See supra, 261. 
———364. Drogheda; For repairing the Mail Coach 
Road from Drogheda to Londonderry; Referred, txxxv1. 
314. Bill ordered, 401. Presented, 411. Petition against, 
417. Not proceeded in. Again ordered, LXxxvi. 567. 
Presented, 581. R. A. 826. See infra, 368.——— 
365. Drogheda and Kells; For placing Roads under the Ma- 
nagement of Trustees ; Referred, txxxrx. 58. Bill ordered, 
110. Not presented—— Drymen Bridge. See infra, 883. 
——366. Dublin; For consolidating and amending parts 
of several Acts relating to the making, mending and keeping 
in repair the public Roads in the County and City of the 
County of Dublin; Bill ordered, xcr. 53. Not presented. 
———-367. Dublin and Carlow; Referred, txxxiy. 56. 
Bill ordered, 91. Presented, 127. rR. a. 328. 368. 
Dublinand Drogheda ; For enlarging Powers of Act; Re- 
ferred, xxxx.25. Bill ordered, 161. Presented, 234. Peti- 
tions against, 353.361. Not proceeded in. For repairing 
and improving; Referred, xxxx1. 41. Bill ordered, 154. 
Presented, 173. Committed, 216. Not proceeded in. 
For more effectually repairing; Referred, txxxu. 
74. Bill ordered, 107. Presented, 332. nr, a. 495.——— 
Dublin and Dunleer. See infra, 385.——369.  Dud- 














Bs dered, 132. Presented, 139. Petitions in favour, 273. bridge and Nailsworth; For amending and improving ; 
ve 382, R.A. 587.351. Doncaster and Bawtry ; For Referred, txxvu. 44. Bill ordered, 75. Presented, 116. 
= repairing and improving; Bill ordered, 1xxxvu. 58. R. A. 292,370. Dudley ; For improving the Dudley, 
ee Presented, 85. RB. A. 219,352. - Doncaster to Booth Birmingham, Wolverhampton and Streetway District; 
a Ferry ; Referred, 1xxx1.71. Bill ordered, 91. Petition Referred, txxx1y. 53. Bill ordered, 118. Presented, 13s. 
a respecting the Standing Orders ; Referred to Committee on | R. A. 328,————371. Dudley and Brettell Lane; For 
a Petition for Bill; Committee revived; 91. Petition re- maintaining and improving; Bill ordered, txxxvu. 107. 
4 specting the Standing Orders; Referred to Committee on | Presented, 221. Rr. a. 381.————372 Dudley and New 
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Il. Petitions for Private Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


Inn; For improving; Bill ordered, uxxxvu. 107. Pre- 


sented, 222. R. A. 381.-———-373. Dudley and Wolver- | 
hampton; For repairing; Bill ordered, uxxxvirt. 108. | 


Presented, 209. Not proceeded in. Duffield. See 
infra, 509, 552.———374. Dumbarton; For making, 


amending and maintaining certain Roads and Bridges; | 


Referred, uxxxu. 44. Bill ordered, 141. Presented, 


166. R. a. 376. Another Bill ordered, txxxix. 49. | 


Petition for additional Provision, referred, 56. Bill pre- 


sented, 102. Committed, 122. Petitions against, 113. | 


127. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 127. 


164. Petition against, referred, 221. Petition for addi- | 


tional Provision reported, 134. Report read; Instruction 
to Committee on Bill to make Provision accordingly, 246. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 358. R.a. 399. See 
infra, 442. 589. 592. 882. Pavings, 77.———375. Dum- 
barton Statute Labour; For better regulating; Referred, 
Lxxxiv. 26. Bill ordered, 105. Presented, 125. Re- 
committed, 247. R. A. 328. ———376. Dumfries; For 
making and maintaining certain Roads within that County, 


and for converting into Money the Statute Labour; Re- | 


ferred, txxx1v. 59. Bill ordered, 108. Presented, 126. 


Petitions against, 249. R.A. 355. ———377. Dumfries | 


and Roxburgh; For repairing and maintaining; Referred, 
LXxv. 113. Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 135. Petition 
against, 224. Petition in favour, 256. Voices given, 224. 
R. A. 423.———378. Dumfries, Roxburgh and Selkirk ; 


Referred, uxxx1v. 26. Bill ordered, 93. Presented, 126. | 
R.A. 297.————$379. Dunchurch and Hillmorton; For | 


repairing; Referred, rxxxu. 110. Bill ordered, 228. 
Presented, 236. R. a. 495.———380. Dunchurch to 
Stonebridge ; For repairing; Referred, txx1x. 59. Bill 
ordered, 120. Presented, 124. Petition against, 172. 
R. A. 300. Dunchurch and Old Stratford. See 
infra, 904. 381. Dundalk and Banbridge ; To con- 
tinue and amend Act; Referred, txxv. 154. Bill ordered, 
240. Presented, 258. Time enlarged for Report, 372. 
R. A. 469. Another Petition; Referred, txxvi. 38. Bill 
ordered, 90. Presented, 104. rR. A. 425. ———382. Dun- 
dalk and Castle Blayney ; For repairing and maintaining; 
Referred, rxxxv. 52. Bill ordered, 100. Presented, 125. 
Petition against, 101. Petition in favour, 409. Time 
enlarged for Committee to report, 390. Rr. a. 501,——— 
383. Dundalk and Dunleer; For renewing and extending 
the Term of the Acts for repairing that Road; Bill ordered, 
xcu. 50. Presented, 177. Committed, 197. Not pro- 
ceeded in.————_Dunfermline. See infra, 758.384. 
Dunham Ferry ; To continue Term and Powers of Acts ; 
Bill ordered, txxx1x. 50. Not presented———385. Dun- 
leer, from Dublin; Referred, uxxxiv. 47. Report referred 
to the Standing Order Committee, 101. Report, That as 
to the Balbriggan Road, the Standing Orders ought not to 
be dispensed with, 108. Bill ordered, 132. Presented, 
158 R.A. 297. See supra, 383.——Dunse. See 
infra, 1014.—————386. Dunstable; For more effectually 
repairing; Referred, txxvi. 33. Bill ordered, 130. Pre- 
sented, 145. R.A. 425.———387. Dunstable and Wind- 
sor; For making a Road from Dunstable to Slough; Re- 
ferred, Lxxx. 44. Report referred to the Standing Order 
Committee, 101. Report, That the Standing Orders ought 
not to be dispensed with, 148.———Dunstan’s, St., Cross. 
See supra, 240.———Dunster. See infra, 690. 

Durham and Boroughbridge. See supra, 189.——388. 
Durham and Catterich Bridge; For maintaining; Bill 


ordered, Lxxxv. 13. Presented, 138. R. a. 279.——_ | 


389. Durham and Shotley Bridge; For repairing and 
improving; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 323. Presented, 385. 
Passed, 504. yot returned from the Lords. Again 
ordered, 567. Presented, 579. R. A. 712,——— 
300. Durham and Tyne Bridge; For repairing; Re- 


ferred, txxviu. 56. Bill ordered, 137. Presented, 161. | 


Not proceeded in. Again referred, uxx1x. 75. Bill 
ordered, 177. Presented, 193. Petition for additional 
Provision; Referred to a Committee, 215. Reported, 228. 
Report read; Leave granted for Notices; Instruction 
accordingly ; 234. Petitions against, 221.318. R. a. 451. 
——- Dursley. See supra, 206. 


Ealand and Dewsbury. See supra, 348.,———— 391, 
Kaland and Leeds ; For repairing ; Referred, uxxxu. 196. 
Bill ordered, 212. Presented, 330, Petition against, 402. 


R.A.495.——— Lamont Bridge. See supra, 245-248.——— 
arith, See supra, 265,———Earles Court. See infra, 
437,———Lccles. See infra, 665.——LHccleshall. See 








infra, 708. 874. 392. ccleshill to Bradford; Re- 
ferred, uxxx. 46. Bill ordered, 189. Presented, 162, 
R. A. 359.————Edenbridge. See infra, 1002.——- Eden- 


field. See infra, 803. 393. Edenfield and Little 


Bolton; For more effectually repairing and improving ; 
Bill ordered, txxxv. 35. Presented, 145. Petition against, 
207. R. A. 279.———Ldgehill. See supra, 160. 
Edinburgh and Glasgow. See infra, 452. Edinburgh 
and Morpeth. See infra, 634.———Edinburgh and Wil- 
sontown. See infra, 1030.——394. Edinburgh Gaol 
and Road; To alter and amend Acts; Referred, txxv1. 
36. Reported, 94. Report read; Leave granted for No- 
tices; Bill ordered; 102. Presented, 134. rR. a. 425. 
395. Edinburghshire Roads ; To continue and en- 
large Powers of Acts; Bill ordered, xc. 9. Presented, 59. 
Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 231. 277. 
281, 293. 302. 307. 319. 339. 349. Passed by the Lords, 
with Amendments, 398. Agreed to, 400. rR. a. 419. 
——-396. Edinburghshire Statute Labour ; To continue 
and enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred, xc. 9. Bill ordered, 
123. Presented, 195. R. a. 419.———Ldington. See 
infra, 1001.———-397.__ Egham and Bagshot; For more 
effectually repairing; Ordered, txxxvi. 111. Presented, 
154, R.A. 353, Egham Hill. See supra, 140. 
398. Egleston; For repairing; Referred, rxxxtv. 32. Bill 
ordered, 107. Presented, 113. Rr. a. 221.——399. Elgin 
Roads and Bridges; For rebuilding the Bridges over the 
Spey and Findhorn, and for making and maintaining cer- 
tain New Roads in the County of Elgin; Referred, txxxv. 
78. Billordered, 120. Presented, 145. Petitions against, 
198. 226. R.A. 561. See supra, 112.——400. Elland 
and Dewsbury; For repairing and maintaining the Road 
leading from Elland Bridge, in the Parish of Halifax, into 
the Dewsbury and Elland Turnpike Road, near the Obelisk, 
in the Parish of Dewsbury, all in the West Riding of York; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills, xcu. 53. Petition again read; Order for referring 
it to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, 
discharged; Bill ordered ; 111. Presented, 111. Petitions 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 153. 198. R. a. 449. 
Ellaston. See supra, 329.——401. Ellesmere ; 
For making a Road from near Ketley to the Junction of 
the Road leading from Ellesmere towards Chirk, with the 
Holyhead Road, near Brynkinalt Lodges; Referred, 
LXxxvi. 317. Report referred to Standing Order Com- 
mittee, 336. Report; Parties to proceed; 354. Bill 
ordered, 354. Presented, 370. Petitions in favour, 399. 
Petitions against, 434. 442. 463. 476. Not proceeded 
in. For continuing Term and Powers of Acts, 
and for altering the Tolls; Bill ordered, xcu. 64. 
Yot presented. ——— 402. Elsdon; To continue and 
amend Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, txxv1. 51. 
Reported, 119. Report read, and re-committed, 133. Re- 
ported, 136. Report read; Leave granted for Notices ; 
Bill ordered; 142. Presented, 151. Re-committed, 
213. R. a. 384. See infra, 816.———403. Elton and 
Blackburn; Referred, .xxxiv. 13. Bill ordered, 37. 
Presented, 55. R.A. 158. Ely. See supra, 237. 
——404. Lnfield Chase; For improving and maintain- 
ing the Road to Lemsford Mill; Bill ordered, rxxxvi. 180. 
Presented, 188. Re-committed, 323. Petitions against, 
283. 321. R.a.517. See infra, 617. 405. Ennis 
and Galway; For maintaining and improving; Bill or- 
dered, txxxvi. 316. Presented, 415. Not proceeded in. 
Again ordered, 554. Presented, 613. Time enlarged 
for report, 741. Report referred to Standing Order 
Committee, 745. Report, That the Standing Orders ought 
not to be dispensed with; Bill re-committed to former 
Committee, 783. Petition against, 844. Bill reported, 
877. Not proceeded in———Enslow Bridge. See supra, 
121.———406. Instone and Bicester ; To continue Term 
and alter and enlarge Powers of Act; Bill ordered, txxxix. 
52. Not presented. Epping. See infra, 498, —— 
Epsom. See infra, 542. Essex. See infra, 685,.——— 
407. Evan Water; For amending and continuing Acis ; 
Bill ordered, xxxxvu. 101. Presented, 220. Time enlarged 
for Report, 341. Rr. a. 430.———408. Lvesham; For 
repairing and amending; Referred, rxxvu. 46. Reported, 
96. Billordered,98. Presented, 114. Petitions against, 
130, 131. 177. 191. Voices given, 191. Rr. a. 293. See 
supra, 291; infra, 926.——409, IZxeter; To en- 
large Term and Powers of Act; Referred, Lxxx. 92. 
Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 137, Re- 
port, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed 
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with, 161. For repairing and improving; Referred, 
Ltxxx1. 48. Bill ordered, 69. Presented, 80. Rr. a. 198. 
To amend Act; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 302. Pre- 
sented, 410. Petitions against, 504. 513, 514. Com- 
mitted, 433. Not proceeded in. Again ordered; 542. 
Presented, 559. Petitions against, 607. 622. Lords’ 
Amendment agreed to, 771. R.A. 777.———410. Exeter 
and Crockernwell; For enlarging Powers of Act; Re- 
ferred, txxvi. 38. Reported, 72. Report read; Leave 
granted for Notices; Bill ordered, 75. Presented, 142. 
R. A. 282.————-_E7xeter and Damnlish. See supra, 336. 
———411. Exeter and Plymouth; To improve certain 
parts of that Road; Referred, uxxv. 154. Bill ordered, 
167. Presented, 180. Petitions against, 242. 248. R.a. 
342,.———-412. Haxmouth; From Burnthouse to Ex- 
mouth; Referred, xxxxvu.101. Bill ordered, 174. Pre- 
sented, 177. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 270. Rr. a. 331. 





Fakenham. See infra, 730.997.———413. Falmouth; To 


continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, 
txxvu.44, Billordered,61. Presented,70. Petition respect- 
ing Notices, 93. Petition read; Leave for Notices, 97. R.A. 
351.——— 414. Fareham; From Gosport through 
Fareham and Wickham to Bishop’s Waltham and Chawton 
Pond; Referred, txxx111.50. Bill ordered,141. Presented, 
154. R. A. 344. ———415. Fareham and Botley; Re- 
ferred, txxx1v. 36. Bill ordered, 123. Presented, 125. r. a. 
328.———416. Faringdon and Burford; For repairing; 
Bill ordered, txxxvit. 28. Presented, 132. Petitions 
against, 175. Petitions in favour, 319. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 422. R. a. 470. 417. Farnborough 
and Riverhill ; To continue Acts; Bill ordered, xc. 100. 
Presented, 120. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 132.149. R.A. 334, To alter and amend Acts, 
and for making a Diversion or new Line of Road; Bill 
ordered, xci1. 7. Presented, 12. Rr. a. 151. 418. 
Farnham ; From Coxbridge to Ramshill, near Petersfield; 
Referred, txxx1. 60. Bill ordered, 95. Presented, 111. 
R. A. 326.———Farnham and Guldeford. See infra, 487. 
419. Faversham; For repairing the Road from 




















the Post Road near that Town to Hythe; Referred, | 


Lxxix. 6. Bill ordered, 88. Presented, 176. nr. a. 371. 
Ferriby. See infra, 576.———420. Ferrybridge ; 
To continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Re- 
ferred, xxv. 115. Bill ordered, 129. Presented, 136. 
n. a. 278. Ferrybridge and Doncaster. See supra, 
353.———421. Fetteresso and Maryculter ; From Cowie 
Bridge to the Road along the South Bank of the River 
Dee, near Park Head or Millbank; Referred, txxxiv. 23. 
Bill ordered, 45. Presented, 102. pr. a. 297. Fa- 
versham. See supra, 155. 
infra, 764.———422. Fifeshire; For repairing and 
making and maintaining certain Roads in the County of 
Fife; Referred, txxxtv. 70. Bill ordered, 93. Presented, 














102. Petitions against, 158. 165. 169. rR. a. 328. See | 


infra, 582, 758.———Fifield. See supra, 190; infra, 438, 
439,————423. Finchley; For Leave to present a Peti- 
tion for a Bill for making and maintaining a Turnpike 
Road from St. John’s Wood Chapel to Finchley ; Referred, 
LXxxIx. 280. Reported; Leave given; 290. Petition 
presented, and referred, 298. Reported; Leave granted 
for Notices, and to deposit Plans, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 301. 
Leave given to present Bill, 302. Bill presented, 318. 
Petitions against, 340. 347. 357. 391. 401. 410. Petition 


in favour, 410. Bill committed, 372. Voices given, 415. | 





Not proceeded in. See infra, 676. Findhorn River. 
See supra, 399.——Fivehead and North Curry. See 
supra, 325.———424, Fivehead to North Petherton; 
For making ; Referred, xc. 124. Not proceeded in.——— 
425. Five Oaks and Guildford ; For repairing and main- 
taining; Bill ordered, txxxvu. 66. Presented, 95. R.A. 
331.———Fleet Market. See infra, 727.——— Fleming- 
ton. See infra, 458. 426. Flimwell Vent to Hastings 
(Sussex) ; For more effectually repairing and improving; 
Referred, txxvr. 30. Bill ordered, 62. Presented, 124. 
R. A. 282. Flimwell Vent to Kipping’s Cross. See 
infra, 584.———427, Flimwell Vent and Rye ; For more 
effectually repairing and widening; Referred, txxx. 44. 
Bill ordered, 115. Presented, 126. RK. a. 359.—— 
428. Flint and King’s Ferry; For repairing; Referred, 
uxxx1. 53. Bill ordered, 84. Presented, 106. Petitions 
against, 229. R.A. 326. See infra, 574. 429, 
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Flintshire—continued. 


Bill ordered, txxxvim. 36. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 248. k. a. 294. 430. Ford 
Bridge and Lowick ; To continue Term and Powers of 
Acts, &amp;c.; Bill ordered, txxx1x. 42. Not presented. 
To continue Term and Powers of Acts; Bill ordered, xc. 
106. Presented, 192. Petition for additional Provision, 
referred, 265. Report referred to Standing Order Com- 
mittee,278. Report, That the Standing Orders ought not 
to be dispensed with, 304. R.A. 334.431. Forfar; 
For making and keeping in repair; Referred, txxx1. 65. 
Bill ordered, 104. Presented, 149. kr. a. 377. ——Biill 
ordered ; txxxvi. 280. Presented, 321. Committed, 341. 
Not proceededin. Again ordered; txxxvi. 568. Presented, 
580. oR. Ae 777.————432. Forth and Clyde Canal 
Junction; For making and maintaining a Road from the 
Cut or Junction of the said Canal with the Monkland 
Canal to the Road from Port Dundas to the Garscube 
Road; Referred, txxxv. 52. Bill ordered, 101. Pre- 
sented, 145. Committed, 188. Not proceeded in.——— 
Fosdyke. See infra, 918.— ——Foster’s Booth. See 
supra, 52.——433. Foston Bridge; To continue and 
enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, Lxxv1. 22. 
Bill ordered, 64. Presented, 112. Rr. a. 282. For 
repairing; Bill ordered, rxxxv. 13. Presented, 18. R. A. 
501. See infra, 704.——Foulmire. See supra, 236, 
237.———434. Frodsham; For repairing and improv- 
ing; Referred, txxxu. 185. Bill ordered, 237. Pre- 
sented, 324. R. A. 495.———435. Frodsham and 
Chester ; For more effectually repairing and amending ; 
Referred, rxxxu1.46. Bill ordered,112. Presented, 115. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 352. R. A. 375. ———436. 
Frome; For repairing and improving; Bill ordered, 
Lxxxvi. 318. Presented, 358. Committed, 377. Not 
proceeded in. Again ordered, 541. Presented, 554. 
Petition against, 598. R. a. 777. See supra, 177. 
———437. Fulham and Kensington; For making a 
Road from Brompton and Earl’s Court, Kensington, to the 
Fulham Fields Road; Referred, txxx. 85. Bill ordered, 
189. Presented, 224. Rr. a. 519. For vesting the said 
Roads in the Commissioners of the Metropolis Turnpike 
Roads North of the Thames; Ordered, txxxvi. 109. 
_Presented, 212. Petitions against, 390. 405. Petition in 
favour, 390. Committed, 360. Further Time granted for 
making the Report, 397. Not reported———438.  F'y- 
field; For more effectually repairing; Bill ordered, 
Lxxxvull. 28. Presented, 128. Passed, 312. Not re- 
turned from the Lords———439. Fyfield and New- 
bridge; Bill ordered, txxxvii. 352. Presented, 36v. 
R. A. 471. 


Presented, 105. 














440, Gainsburgh and East Retford; For more effectually 


repairing and improving; Bill ordered, txxxv. 44. Pre- 
sented, 75. Petitions against, 182. Rr. a. 279. 441. 
Galley Hill and Clanfield Road ; For repairing that Road ; 
Bill ordered, xcu. 43. Presented, 171. Not pro- 
ceeded tn. Galway. See supra, 405. 442. 
Garscube and Pessil; For maintaining and repairing, and 
for making and repairing other Roads in the Counties of 
Lanark, Stirling and Dumbarton; Bill ordered, rxxxv. 77. 
Presented, 146. Petitions against, 208. Petitions in favour, 
267. 364. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 393. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 492. R.A. 561.————-4.43. 
Garscube and Glasgow ; For making and repairing Roads ; 
Referred, xc. 104. Bill ordered, 164. Presented, 221. nr. a. 
474. See supra, 82. 432.———444. Garstang and Lan- 
caster ; For more effectually repairing and improving ; Re- 
ferred, txxviit. 46. Bill ordered, 151. Presented, 160. nk. a. 
302.——— Garstang and Preston. See infra, 772.—-———— 
445. Gateshead ; For more effectually repairing ; Referred, 
Lxxv.122. Billordered,176. Presented, 202. r.a.342. See 
infra, 640.———446. Gateshead and Shotley ; Formaking 
and maintaining; Referred, xxxvim1.107. Reported; Bill 
ordered, 184. Presented, 199.  R. a. 470,———_—447. 
Gatherley Moor and Winston; For more effectually 
repairing the same; Referred, txxx. 35. Bill ordered, 57. 
Presented, 85. RR. A. 250.———Greyton. See supra, 131. 
——Gillow Hollow. See supra, 156.——448.  Gis- 
burne; For more effectually repairing ; Referred, Lxxix. 
30. Bill ordered, 49. Presented, 57. R.A. 165,———— 
449, Glamorganshire ; For repairing ; Referred, txxxn. 
218. Bill ordered, 268. Presented, 3532. Petitions 
against, 348, 370, 439. 444. 455. R.A. 558. To amend 
Act; Bill ordered, uxxxvi. 242. Presented, 365. rR. a. 


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517. See supra, 196.———450. Glasgow ; For forming 
a Carriage Road over the Public Green or Park; 
Bill ordered, txxx1i. 242. Presented, 331. r.a. 495. 
For making and maintaining a Road from Duke Street 
to Regent Street, in the City of Glasgow; Referred, xcu. 
53. Bill ordered, 138. Presented, 192. R.A. 450. 
See Bridges, 30. 451. Glasgow and Carlisle; For 
Leave to present a Petition fora Bill for enlarging and 
amending Powers of Acts; Offered ; [The King’s Recom- 
mendation signified]; Petition brought up, and referred, 
Lxxvi. 221. Reported; Leave given; Petition presented 
and referred, 225. Reported, 234. Report read; Leave 
granted for Notices; Bill ordered; 239. Presented, 256. | 
Petition against, 433. Rr. A. 493. For amending and 
enlarging Powers of Act; Referred, rxxxvi. 100. Bill 
ordered, 117. Presented, 207. Rr. A. 430,——_——452. | 
Glasgow and Edinburgh ; From Bogles Hole Turnpike ; | 
Referred, xxv. 200. Not proceeded in,——— Glasgow 
and Garscube. See supra, 443.———453. Glasgow to 
Golfhill Road; For making Road from the Cross of 
Glasgow, and for amending Act; Referred, txxxt1. 66. | 
Not proceeded in———Glasgow and Gorbals. See infra, | 
475,—=— 454. Glasgow to Hutchison Town; For 
making a Road from the Salt Market of Glasgow, and 
building a Bridge from Glasgow to Hutchison Town; | 
Referred, txxx1. 72. Bill ordered, 94. Presented, 151. 
R. A. 378, ————-455. Glasgow and Inchbelly Bridge ; For 
repairing; Referred, txxv1. 44. Not proceeded in. To 
alter and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, 
Lxxvul. 37. Bill ordered, 45. Presented, 111. Petition 
against, 190. Voices given, 191. Committee to sit and 
proceed on a certain Day, 230. rR. a. 267.———-456. 
Glasgow and Kilmarnock; For improving; Referred, 
Lxxxu. 109. Bill ordered, 115. Presented, 324. Not 
proceeded in. For improving and altering and amending 
Act; Referred, txxxtv. 69. Report referred to the 
Standing Order Committee, 165. Report, That the | 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 182. 
For improving and amending and continuing Act; Bill | 
ordered, ~xxxv. 50. Presented, 132. Petition com- | 
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plaining that the Standing Orders had not been complied | 
with, 167. Referred to the Committee on the Bill, 378. 

Petitions against, 227. 363. 392. Petitions in favour, 414. 

Time enlarged for Report, 387. 430. 462. 503. Petition 

of Colin Campbell and Patrick Reid, against certain 

Votes of the Committee on the Bill, and praying to be | 
heard before a Committee of Appeal; 539. Day ap- | 
pointed for taking it into consideration, and to be printed, 
540. Motion for referring the said Petition to a Com- 
mittee of Appeal, withdrawn, 546. Bill reported; Report 
referred to the Standing Order Committee; 518. Report; 
Parties to proceed ; 533. Report from Committee on the 
Bill further considered; Report from Standing Order 
Committee read; Bill to be ingrossed; 546. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 614. R.A. 646. For altering, 
explaining and amending Act; Referred, Lxxxviu. 81. 
Not reported.——457. Glasgow to Monteith Row. 
See Pavings, 91.———458. Glasgow to Parkhead; Re- 
ferred, Lxx1x. 70. Reported, 172. Report read; Leave 
granted for Notices, and to deposit Estimate ; Bill ordered, 
184. Presented, 191. rR. a. 451. For making a Road 
from thence to Carmyle and Flemington; Referred, ixxx. 
77. Report referred to the Standing Order Committee, 
154. Report; Parties to proceed; 176. Bill ordered, 
216. Presented, 223. Petition against, 363. rR. a. 603. 
To consolidate and amend Acts ; Referred, rxxxrv. 70. 
Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 137. Not proceeded in. 
459. Glasgow and Parkhouse ; For enlarging and 
continuing Act; Referred, txxvi. 42. Bill ordered, 113. 
Presented, 130. R. a. 384. See supra, 455, —— 
460. Glasgow to Portpatrich; For vesting in Commis- 
sioners certain Roads; Referred, txxix. 49. Reported, 
143. Report read; Leave granted for Notices, and to 
deposit Plans; Bill ordered; 147. Petition for Leave to 
present the Bill, and Leave given, 193. Order of Leave 
for Bill discharged, and another Bill ordered, 286. Peti- 
tions against, 333. 352. 357. 362. Petition in favour, 401. 
Voices given, 333. Time enlarged for Report, 401. Passed, 
449. Not returned from the Lords.———461. Glasgow 
to Redburn Bridge; Referred, uxxx. 89. Bill ordered, 
154. Presented, 216. R. a. 603.———462. Glasgow and 
Shotts; For continuing Term and enlarging Powers of 
Acts, &amp;ec.; Bill ordered, txxx1x.42. Presented,79. Com- 

















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Glasgow and Shotts—continued. 


133. Petition against, 205. nk. 4. 321.———-463.  Glas- 
yow and Yoker; To enlarge Term and Powers of Acts ; 
Referred, txxrx. 44. Bill ordered, 100. Presented, 124. 
R.A, 458.———Gilastonbury. See infra, 996, &amp;c.—— 
464, Glossop; For amending and improving the Road 
from Glossop to Marple Bridge ; Referred, txxrx.11. Bill 
ordered, 114. Presented, 118. nr. a. 278. See infra, 846. 
———165. Gloucester; For repairing; Referred, .xxx11.196. 
Bill ordered, 228. Presented, 237. n.a.378. See supra, 
206; infra, 908.———466. Gloucester and Cheltenham ; 
Petition for Leave; Referred, txxxvit. 154. Reported ; 
Leave given; 162. Petition presented, and referred, 166. 
Reported, 169. Report referred to Standing Order Com- 
mittee, 170. Report; Parties to proceed, to give Notices, 
&amp;e.; 182. Bill ordered, 184. Presented, 187. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 457. rR. a. 471. See supra, 270. 
467. Gloucester, Over and Maisemore ; For more 
effectually repairing; Bill ordered, txxxvinr, 106. Pre- 
sented, 132. rn. a. 405. See infra, 908. ———468. Godalming, 
through Hascomb, to Pains Hill; Referred, rxxx1. 24. Bill 
ordered, 45. Presented, 54. r. a. 198.———469. Godley 
Lane Head to Northowram Green ; Referred, txxxu. 122. 
Bill ordered, 158. Presented, 184. R.A, 338, ———470. 
Godley Lane Head to Wibsey Slack ; Referred, xxix. 22. 
Bill ordered, 32. Presented, 38. Petitions in favour, 
324, 326. Petitions against, 350,351. Voices given, 350, 
rn. A. 451.————-471. Godmanchester and Cambridge; To 
continue Term and enlarge Powers of Act, &amp;c.; Bill 
ordered, Lxxxix. 42. Not presented.———472. Godstone 
and Highgate; For repairing ; Referred, txxxu. 6. Bill 
ordered, 13. Presented, 168. R. a. 449.———Golfhill. 
See supra, 453.——473. Gomersal and Dewsberry ; 
Referred, txxx1. 71. Bill ordered, 150. Order of Leave 
for Bill discharged; another Bill ordered; 157. Pre- 
sented, 164. Rr. A. 326.———474. Goole to Thorne; 
Referred, uxx1x. 75. Not proceeded in.——475. Gor- 
bals (Glasgow); For regulating the Conversion of the 
Statute Labour; Referred, uxxx. 55. Petitions against, 
149. 155. 257. 306. Bill ordered, 154. Presented, 216. 
R. A. 519. To alter and amend Act; Referred, txxxv1. 
291. Bill ordered, 338. Presented,380. Re-committed, 
476. Passed, 490. Not returned from the Lords. 
Again referred; txxxvi. 544. Bill ordered, 599. Pre- 
sented, 565. R.A. 712.———Grorton. See supra, 228.——— 
476. Gosport; To continue and amend Powers of Acts ; 
Referred, rxxv. 135. Bill ordered, 202. Presented, 210. 
rn. A. 342. See supra, 414. ———477. Goudhurst ; 
For repairing and improving; Bill ordered, txxxvu. 51. 
Presented, 59. R. A. 362. To rectify a mistake in an Act; 
Bill ordered, txxxvi1.12. Presented, 128. nr. a. 294. 
478. Grampound; For more effectually repairing and 
improving ; Referred, rxxrx. 15. Bill ordered, 36. Pre- 
sented, 52. mR. A. 428, For more effectually amending 
and improving Powers of Acts, and for making a Diver- 
sion or new Line of Road; Bill ordered, xc1. 33. Pre- 
sented, 123. rR. A. 487. Grange Moor. See supra, 
117. Grange Road. See supra, 144. —— 479. 
Grantham and Trent Bridge; For more effectually re- 
pairing the same; Referred, rxxx. 38. Bill ordered, 116. 
Presented, 121. nr. a. 297. See also supra, 433. 
Granton Road. See Docks, §c., 52. Grassington. 
See infra, 747.——480. Gravesend toWrotham; For 
making and maintaining a Road; Referred, xxx. 13. 
Report referred to Standing Order Committee,43. Report; 
Parties to proceed; 83. Billordered,107. Presented, 131. 
rR. A. 360.———Grreasley. See infra, 736, &amp;e. 
481. Greenficld; To join the Stayley Turnpike Road; 
Referred, txxvi. 26. Bill ordered, 49. Presented, 59. 
Petitions against, 85. 225. R. a. 335.———Green Ham- 
merton. See infra, 590. Greenhead. See infra, 
517.———482. Greenhill Moor; For more effectually 
repairing the same; Referred, .xxx. 76. Bill ordered, 188. 
Order of Leave for Bill discharged; Bill ordered; Pre- 
sented ; 233. R. A.442,————-483.  Greenlaw ; For main- 
taining and improving; Referred, xxx. 22. Bill ordered, 
29. Presented, 46. Rp. A. 359.——Greenoch. See 
infra, 789.——484. Greenwich and Woolwich; To 
enlarge Term and Powers of Act; Referred, ixx1x. 36. 
Bill ordered, 78. Presented, 191. Rr. a. 370. To 
amend the above Act; Referred, rxxxx. 75. Bill ordered, 
160. Presented, 176. Not proceeded in-———Griggq’s 
Quay. See infra, 507. 485. Grimsby, Great; For 
repairing; Referred, txxxu1, 19. Bill ordered,112. Pre- 
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II. Petitions for Private Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


Grimsby, Great—continued. 


Harnham Hill and Dorchester—continued. 


488, Hackney; For repairing and maintaining the Road 


sented, 141. Petition against, 286. Rx. a. 375.—— 
Gringley-on-the-Hill. See supra, 440.———486. Guild- 
ford; For repairing and widening; Referred, txxx1v. 38. 
Bill ordered, 59. Presented, 132. nr. a. 297. See supra, 425. 
468 ; infra, 543.———487. Guldeford and Farnham; 
To enlarge Term and Powers of Act; Referred, txxvit. 
19. Bill ordered, 24. Presented, 79. rR. a. 293. 


to Stamford. Hill; Referred, txxvi. 44. Reported, 70. 
Report read, and re-committed, 86. Reported, 96. Report 
read; Leave granted for Notices, and to deposit Plans, 
&amp;e.; Bill ordered; 104. Presented, 150. Petition re- 
specting the Standing Orders referred to a Committee, 273. 
Reported, 278. Report read; Resolution, That the depo- 
siting the Plan and Book of Reference, as described in the 
Petition, be deemed a sufficient compliance with the Stand- 
ing Order; 284. Committee to sit and proceed, 300. Rr. a. 
425.—————489. Haddingtonshire; For repairing and 
maintaining; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 98. Presented, 209. 
Petition against, 396. Time enlarged for Report, 405. 
Order for further Consideration of Report read; Bill 
re-committed ; Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and 
to make their Report on or before a certain Day; 449. 
R. A. 531.————490, Haddon and Bentley ; For maintain- 
ing and improving; Bill ordered, rxxxvim.45. Presented, 
193. R. A. 470. Haggerston. See supra, 76.——— 
Hainton. See supra, 136.———491. Halesowen; For 
making and maintaining ; Referred, xc1.62. Bill ordered, 
218. Presented, 218. Committed, 285. Not proceeded 
in, —w—— 492. Haleworthy; For more effectually re- 
pairing and improving the same; Referred, txxx. 35. Bill 
ordered, 108. Presented, 118. Petition against, 190. 
R. A. 359.———— Half Drove. See supra, 357.————493. 
Halifax and Burnley; For repairing and maintaining ; 
Referred, txxvi. 14. Reported, 56. Report read; Leave 
granted for Notices; Bill ordered; 64. Presented, 91. 
Petitions against, 267. 321. 342.347. Voices given, 267. 
Time enlarged for Report, 311. Bill re-committed; 
Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and to report on a 
certain Day; 361. R.A. 425.————-Halifux and Dews- 
bury. See supra, 400,.————494. Halifax to Huddersfield ; 
Referred, txx1x. 38. Reported, 47. Report read; Leave 
granted for Notices; Bill ordered; 56. Order of Leave 
for Bill discharged; Another Bill ordered; 101. Pre- 
sented, 109. Petitions against, 340. 346. Petition in 
favour, 340. Voices given, 340. R. A. 428,————-» Halifax 
and Leeds. See infra, 602. 495. Halifax and 
Sheffield ; To enlarge Term and Powers of Act; Referred, 
Lxxix. 66. Reported, 80. Report read; Leave granted 
for Notices ; Bill ordered, 89. Report read again; Order 
of Leave for Bill read ; Leave to deposit a Duplicate Map 
or Plan; 97. Petitions against, 100. 340. Bill pre- 
sented, 194. Voices given, 340. R.A. 451. For more 
effectually repairing the same; Referred, xxx. 62. Re- 
port referred to Standing Order Committee, 122. Report; 
Parties to proceed; 149. Bill ordered, 156. Presented, 
236. Petitions in favour, 389. Petitions against, 389. 396. 
Not proceeded in. Again referred, rxxx1.72. Bill or- 
dered, 123. Presented, 139. Rr. 4.377. See infra, 847. 
——— Halifax and Wakefield. See infra, 978.——Hal- 
latrow. See infra, 782.——— Hamilton Bridge. See infra, 
858.———— Haltwhistle. See infra, 517.————-Ham, West. 
See Bridges, 33.———Hammersmith. See infra, 726.——— 
Hampstead. See infra, 520. 677.——Hampstead Bridge. 
See infra, 981,———-Hand Cross. See supra, 309.———— 
496. Handsworth; For maintaining and improving; Bill 
ordered, Lxxxv1.314. Presented,393. Committed, 422. Pe- 
titions against, 435. Not proceeded in. Again ordered, 
LXxxvi. 531, Presentéd, 541. Rr. a. 712. See infra, 756. 
——- Hanwell. See supra, 216.———497. Hardingston 
and Old Stratford; For repairing and improving; Bill 
ordered, txxxvu. 43. Presented, 47. rR. a, 125,——— 
498. Harlow and Epping; For altering and enlarging 
Powers of Acts, and making certain new Lines of Roads ; 
Bill ordered, xcr. 50. Presented, 127. Rk. A. 392, ———— 
499. Harlow Bush Common; For repairing; Referred, 
Lxxvu. 23. Bill ordered, 107. Presented, 110. Rr. a. 
267.————500. Harlow Bush Common and Stump 
Cross; Referred, txxxiv.14. Billordered,26.' Presented, 
31. R. A. 221.————501. Harnham Hill and Dorchester ; 
For repairing; Referred, 1xxxim. 43. Bill ordered, 148. 
Presented, 158. R. a. 233. For continuing and amending 























GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





Act, and making a Diversion or new Line; Bill ordered, 
xc. 80. Presented, 225. Petitions in favour, 258. Peti- 
tions against, 289. Passed by the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 359. Agreed to, 375. R. a. 449, ————502. Hur- 
row-vn-the-Hill; For repairing and improving; Referred, 
uxxx1. 60. Bill ordered, 123. Presented, 133.  Peti- 
tions against, 186. 202. Voices given, 186. Rm, a. 326. 
——— 503. Harwell; For more effectually amending 
and keeping in repair; Referred, txx1x. 33. Bill ordered, 
53. Presented, 184. pr. a. 503.———Hascomb. See supra, 
468.—&lt;—504. Haslemere; For amending and widening; 
Bill ordered, txxxvi. 229. Presented, 236. rk. a. 464.——— 
505. Haslingden to Bradshaw Brow; For making a 
Road ; Referred, txxx. 87. Bill ordered, 148. Order of 
Leave for Bill discharged; Another Bill ordered; 209, 
Presented, 236. Rp, a. 442.———Haslingden and Bury. 
See supra, 225.——— Hastings. See supra, 426; infra, 
533.——me——Hatcham. See Pavings, 105.——Hatfield. 
See infra, 784. ————- Hatton Moor. See supra, 94. —— 
Haughton. See infra, 560.——Haverhill. See infra, 
786.———Hawes. See infra, 588.———506. Haworth 
and Keighley ; For Leave to present a Petition for a Bill 
for more effectually repairing and improving; Referred, 
LXxvill. 71. Reported; Leave given; Petition presented, 
and referred; 95. Bill ordered, 101. Presented, 154. 
Committee revived, 243. R. A. 335.————-_Hay. See infra, 
809.———507. Hayle Causeway ; For maintaining the 
Causeway and Turnpike Road from Griggs Quay, in the 
Parish of Uny Lelant, over Hayle River and Sands, and 
through Hayle Foundery, in the County of Cornwall; and 
for extending the Road from the Western End of the 
Causeway towards Penzance; Bill ordered, xcu. 32. 
Presented, 38. R. A. 186.———— 508. Heaye and 
Alfreton; Referred, txxxiv. 39. Bill ordered, 119. Pre- 
sented, 126. R. A. 297,————-509. Heage and Duffield ; 
For repealing Acts and granting further Powers; Bill 
ordered, xc. 99. Presented, 225. Passed by the Lords, 
with Amendments, 328. Agreed to, 332. RK. A. 347. 
——— Heathfield. See infra, 796.——Hebden Bridge. 
See infra, 610.———— Heckmonéwike. See infra, 535. 
———Hedon. See infra, 577.———510. Helston ; For 
repairing and improving; Bill ordered, rxxxvin. 68. Pre- 
sented, 104. rn. A. 238. See supra, 413,———511.  ZHen- 
field and Ditcheling; To continue Term and alter and 
enlarge Powers of Acts, &amp;c.; Bill ordered, txxxix. 33. 
Presented, 73. R.a. 166. See supra, 309.——2512. 
Henley Bridge and Maidenhead Thicket ; For repairing ; 
Referred, txxx1. 19. Bill ordered, 118. Presented, 133. 
hk. A. 325,——e——513.  Lenley-wpon-Thames and Dor- 
chester ; Referred; uxxvi. 30. Bill ordered, 100. Pre- 
sented, 145. R. A. 282. See infra, 655,——— 514. 
Henshall’s Smithy ; To continue and enlarge Term and 
Powers of Acts; Referred, txxv. 130. Bill ordered, 144. 
Presented, 157. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 301. rR. a. 
342. See infra, 596.——_—515. Hereford; For con- 
tinuing and amending Acts; Bill ordered, xc. 121. Pre- 
sented, 185. Rr. a. 334. See infra, 781.———Ternstone. 
See supra, 281.———516. Hertford; To continue and 
amend Acts; Referred, txxv. 130. Bill ordered, 180. 
Presented, 227. pr. A. 423. See supra, 275,——— Hessle. 
See supra, 149. ———517. Hexham; For improving the 
Road from Greenhead, through Haltwhistle, Hexham and 
Corbridge; Referred, txxv. 122. Bill ordered, 158. Pre- 
sented, 176. R.A. 342.——518. Hexham and Alston ; 
For more effectually repairing; Referred, txxvi. 22. Bill 
ordered, 90. Presented, 103. pr. a. 200. See supra, 69; 
infra,640,.——— Hey, New. See infra, 545.——— Higham. 
See supra, 508. Higham Ferrers. See infra, 1005. 
———519, Highbury Place; For continuing Powers of 
Act; Bill ordered, yxxxxvu.12. Presented, 73. Petitions 
against, 115. 150. 196. 245. Reported, 245. Not pro- 
ceeded in, For continuing Powers of Act; Bill ordered, 
Lxxxviil. 80. Presented, 190. Petition against, 210. 319. nr. a. 
470.——— Highgate and Godstone. See supra, 472.——— 
520. Highgate and Hampstead; For more etlectually 
repairing ; Referred, txxvi. 55. Bill ordered, 91. Order 
of Leave for Bill discharged ; another Bill ordered; 109. 
Presented, 129. Petitions against, 198. 202. 208. 235. 
284. Voices given, 202. Time enlarged for Committee 
to report, 278. R. a, 425.———6521. Highgate and 
Whetstone ; For repairing and improving; Referred, 
LXXXviI. 13. Bill ordered, 13. Presented, 43. kr. a. 201. 
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Il. Petitions for Private Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 


to Bishopsgate ; For making; Referred, rxxx. 16. Bill 
ordered, 21. Presented, 28. r. A. 251,———Hinckley and 
Leicester. See infra, 612. ———523. Hinckley and Lutter- 
worth; For repairing and amending; Referred, Lxxvutt. 
21. Bill ordered, 32. Presented, 48. 
524. Hinckley to Melbourne Common ; Referred, uxxxi1. 
21. Bill ordered, 32. Presented, 39. R. A. 187.——— 


Rn. A. 335. —— 


525. Hinckley and Narborough; To continue Term and 


Powers of Act, &amp;c.; Bill ordered, 1ixxxix. 18. vot 





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presented. To continue Term and Powers of Act, &amp;c.; | 
Bill ordered, xc. 80. Presented, 204. R. a. 474. ——— | 
Hinckley and Rugby. See infra, 821,.——— 526. | 


Hinderton to Birkenhead; Referred, vxxxt. 18. Bill 
ordered, 28. Presented, 34. Rr. a. 198.———527. Hit- 
chin ; To continue Term and Powers of Acts; Bill or- 
dered, txxx1x. 19. Not presented. 528. ITitchin 
and Bedford ; To continue Powers of Acts; Bill ordered, 
xc. 28. Presented, 204. Rr. a. 347. 529. Hockliffe 
to Stony Stratford; For more effectually repairing and 
maintaining; Bill ordered, rxxxv. 34. Presented, 121, 
R. A. 500,—————530. Hockliffe and Woburn; For more | 
effectually repairing; Referred, uxxvi. 8. Bill ordered, | 
27. Presented, 32. Petition against; Voices given; 184. 
R. A. 384, ————531. Hodges and Cuckfield; For more 
effectually repairing; Bill ordered, rxxxvin. 69.  Pre- 
sented, 197. Holbeck and Brad- | 
Not proceeded in. 
Holbeck and Bradford (No. 2.); Referred, uxxxu. | 
205. Report referred to the Standing Order Committee, | 
321. Report; Parties to proceed, and to deposit a List of 
Owners and Map; 332. Bill ordered, 232. 








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Presented, | 


337. Petitions against, 387.439.447. Petition in favour, | 
444, Bill reported, 463. Not proceeded in. ——— Hole- | 
house. See infra, 795.———533. Hollington and Hast- | 


ings; For making and maintaining; Referred, xc1. 34. | 
Bill ordered, 45. Presented, 81. Petitions in favour, 

91. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 

133. R.A.392.———534. Hollingwood and Littleborough ; 

Referred, uxxxu. 220. Bill ordered, 241. Presented, 

324. Petitions against, 378. 382. 387. 392. 
See infra, 1000.—— Holloway. 
infra, 564,——— Hollowgate Head. 
———— 535. 
ferred, Lxxxt. 71. 
Head. See supra, 168.—— Holmes. 
536. Holt and Melksham; Referred, txxxr. 26. Bill 
ordered, 37. Presented, 80. Lords’ Amendment agreed 
to, 179. R. A. 198.———Holyhead. See supra, 44, &amp;e. 
139. 401.———537. Holyhead and Shrewsbury ; 
repealing Acts and for granting further and more effectual 
Powers in lieu thereof; Bill ordered, xc. 100. 
224. Petition against, referred, 388. Time enlarged for 
Report, 353. Further enlarged, 372. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 483. RK. A. 500.———538. Honiton; To con- 
tinue and render more effectual Act; Referred, rxxvu. 54. 
Bill ordered, 71. Presented, 115. 
referred to a Committee, 142. 


Presented, 


Reported, 149. 


R. A. 495. | 
See supra, 130. 238; | 
See infra, 832. | 
Holme Lane End to Heckmondwike; Re- | 
Not proceeded in.———Holme Lane | 
See supra, 210. | 


For | 


Petition for provision | 
Report | 


read; Leave for Notices; and to deposit Maps and Lists; | 
Instruction to make Provision, and Committee on Bill to | 


examine concerning Notices, &amp;c.; 156. 
Voices given; 270. 


Petition against ; 
Time enlarged for Report, 275. 308. 
R. A. 367. For repairing; Referred, txxxut. 34. 
ordered, 142. Presented, 165. r. a. 344. See infra, 
262.———Hood’s Corner. See supra, 129.—— Hope 
and Leominster. 
Woodlands, to Alport Bridge; Referred, txxx1. 47. 
proceeded in. ——— Horbury Bridge. 
— Horley. 





Not 


See supra, 322.——- Horncastle. See 
infra, 644.———Hornscross. See infra, 878. 540. 
Horseley and Corsham ; For consolidating Acts ; Referred, 
uxxxi. 35. Not proceeded in. 
See infra, 973.——854l. 
ferred, Lxxviit. 45. 





Horsemonden. 
Horsham to Crawley; Re- 
Bill ordered, 151. 
R. A. 334, —————-542. Horsham and Epsom; For repairing, 
widening and maintaining; Referred, txxvim. 28. Bill 
ordered, 40. Presented, 95. Hor- 
sham and Guildford ; For more effectually repairing and 
improving; Bill ordered, txxxv. 18. Presented, 61. Pe- 
titions against, 102. Rk. a. 197.———544. Horsham and 
Steyning; For repairing; Referred, uxxxi1. 27. 
ordered, 165. Presented, 175. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 353. R.A. 375. 
FToughton, West. 
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R. A. 352,-—_— 5.43. 





See supra, 186; infra, 1097 .——— 
See supra, 140,———ITuddersfield and | 


Bill | 


See infra, 618.——539. Hope and | 


See supra, 349. | 


Presented, 163. | 


Bill | 


Horwich. See supra, 185.——— | 


Ideford. See infra, 722. 


Keighley. See Pavings, 118. 


Birstall. See supra, 169.———- Huddersfield and Halifax. 
See supra, 494. ———545. Huddersfield and New Hey ; 
For repairing and maintaining the same; Referred, Lxxx. 
80. Bill ordered, 117. Presented, 132. Petitions against, 
184, 191.203. Voices, 203. rR. a. 442. ———— Huddersfield 
and Wibsey Bank Foot. See infra, 1024,——— 546. 
Huddersfield and Woodhead; For improving; Bill or- 
dered, txxxvi. 314. Presented, 347. Committed, 365. 
Petition against, 497. Not proceeded in. Again ordered ; 
Lxxxvi.540. Presented, 581. Petitions,615. rn. a.717.—— 
Hull. See infra, 575, &amp;e.———547. Hulmes Chapel and 
Chelford ; To enlarge Term and Powers of Act; Referred, 
Lxxv. 112. Reported, 128. Report read; Leave granted 
for Notice; Bill ordered, 134. Presented, 144. r. a.341. 
Hulton, Little. See infra, 1056.——548. Hun- 
dred House (Worcester) ; To continue and enlarge Term 
and Powers of Acts; Referred, txxvm. 15. Bill ordered, 
72. Presented, 80. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 318. 
R. A. 367.————-549. Huntley; For repairing and im- 
proving; Bill ordered, txxxvit. 106. Presented, 209. 
R. A. 470.————550. Hurdlow House and Manchester ; 
Referred, txxxtv.30. Billordered, 102. Presented, 107. 
Petitions against, 269. 











R. A. 355. See supra, 345. 
———-Hursley. See supra, 80, 81.————Hurst Green. 
Seeinfra,796. Hurstperpoint. See supra, 323.—— 


Hutchison Town. See supra, 454.——551. Hyde Lane 
and Mottram; For more effectually repairing and im- 
proving; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 106. Presented, 134. 
Petition against, 157. Rr. a. 252. See infra, 666.— 
Hyde Park Corner. See infra, 563.——Hythe. See 
supra, 419, 





552. ILderidgehay ; For 
improving and maintaining; Bill ordered, txxxv. 36. Pre- 
sented, 101. R.A. 501. 553. Igtham; For repairing ; 
Bill ordered, txxxvm. 101. Presented, 221. pr. a. 332. 
See infra, 957. Lichester. See infra, 559,———554. 
Ilminster ; For amending and keeping in repair; Referred, 
uxxvill. 24. Billordered, 123. Presented, 121. r.a. 335. 
For making, amending, widening and repairing ; Refer- 
red, txxxut. 64. Bill ordered, 142. Presented, 169. r. a. 
344, For making, amending, widening and keeping in 
repair certain Roads passing through or near the Town of 
Ilminster ; Bill ordered, txxxvi1. 51. Presented, 54. Not 
proceeded in. See supra, 538.———555. Isley, East, and 
Pangborn; For making, widening and keeping in repair 
certain Roads; Referred, xc. 99. Bill ordered, 191. Pre- 
sented, 199. Petitions against, referred,and Counsel ordered, 
231.294. 302. Committed, 221. Not proceeded in.—— 
Inchbelly Bridge. See supra, 455. Ings. See infra, 
979.———556. Inverness-shire ; For making and main- 
taining Roads, Bridges and Ferries, and for converting and 
regulating the Statute Labour; Referred, yxxxv. 75. Bill 
ordered, 125. Presented, 145. Rp. a. 500, ——_—~ 557. 
Ipswich to Southtown; Referred, txxxiu. 51. Bill or- 
dered, 112. Presented, 141. Rr. a. 344, For repairing 
and improving ; Bill ordered, txxxvu. 28. Presented, 51. 
R.A, 125,————558. Ipswich and Otley Bottom; For 
more effectually repairing and improving; Bill ordered, 
LXXXVIII. 36. Presented, 105. R.A. 238, ———— 559. 
LIvelchester ; To enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Re- 
ferred, txxvi. 20. Bill ordered, 36. Presented, 42. 
Passed, 107. Not returned from the Lords. Committee 
appointed to inspect Lords’ Journals, 134. Report, 141. 
Report on Petition for Bill read; another Bill ordered ; 
Presented; 141. rR. A, 237. ———560. Ivetsey Bank 
and Haughton ; To continue and amend Acts; Referred, 
Lxxvi. 50. Bill ordered, 113. Presented, 126. 




















R.A. 282. 


James Deeping. See supra, 340.——John’s, St., Wood. 


See supra, 423. 





Keighley and Haworth. 
Keighley and Kendal; For 


and improving; Referred, 


See supra, 506.——s561. 
more effectually repairing 


uxxvi. 55. Bill ordered, 154. Presented, 162. Peti- 
tions against, 194.229. R.A. 335. ———ells. See supra, 
365.—— Kelly Bridge. See infra, 789. Kelso. 











See infra, 1015. Kendal. See supra, 78. 561. 
562-3. Kensington; For more effectually repairing and 
improving; Referred, xxix. 15.. Bill ordered, 32. Pre- 
sented, 63. Petitions against, 101. 326. Passed, 318. 
Not returned from the Lords. For more effectually 
repairing and improving the Road from Hyde Park Corner 
to Counter’s Bridge; Referred, txxx. 39. Bill ordered, 
117, 































































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IJ. Petitions for Private Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 
Kensington—continued. 
117. Petitions against, 175. 323. Order of Leave for Bill 
discharged; another Bill ordered; presented; 212. 
Voices, 323. Petitions in favour, 361. Bill reported, and 
re-committed, 389. Again re-committed, 417. Order 
for re-committing Bill discharged, 425. R. a. 519. See 
supra, 437. 564. Kentish Town and Holloway ; 
For continuing Powers of Act; Bill ordered, uxxxvi. 45. 
Presented, 207. Petitions against, 376. Time enlarged 
for Report, 405. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 508. 
R. A. 531. Keppoch. See Railways, 90. 
565. Kettering; For more effectually amending and keep- 
ing in Repair; Referred, rxxvi1. 33. Bill ordered, 151. 
Presented, 159. Petitions against, 189. 199. 211. 244. 263. 
Voices given, 225. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 326. 
R. A. 335. See supra, 197.———Kexby Bridge. See 
supra, 150.———566. Keyherry Bridge and Torquay ; 
To enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, txxv1. 50. 
Billordered, 119. Presented,127. Rr. a. 384. Seesupra, 
334. ——— Key Street. See infra, 656.——567. Kid- 
derminster; For more effectually repairing; Referred, 
uxxvi. 55. Bill ordered, 69. Presented, 113. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 372. rR. A. 384, For making 
and maintaining ; Bill ordered; txxxv. 41. Presented, 61. 
Petitions against, 97. Billcommitted, 93. Not proceeded 
in. ——— Kiddington. See infra, 1046.——Kidlington. 
See infra, 1004. 568. Kidwelly ; For repairing and 
improving ; Referred, uxx1x.13. Bill ordered, 22. Pre- 
sented, 26. R.A. 165. For repairing and improving ; 
Referred, txxxvi. 332. Billordered,386. Presented, 414. 
Petitions against, 401. Petitions in favour, 504. Bill 
committed, 504. Not proceeded in. Again ordered, 
uxxxvi. 568. Presented, 579. Petitions against, 614. 
638. 665. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 745. R. A. 
W745 569. Kilcullen and Carlow; For repair- 
ing; Referred, ixxxu. 113. Bill ordered, 115. Pre- 
sented, 158. R. A. 495. ———Kilkenny. See supra, 249. 
570. Kilmallock and Charleville; For enlarging 
Term and Powers of Act; Referred, txxx1. 17. Bill or- 
dered, 20. Presented, 28. nr. a. 198. ———Kilmarnock. 
See supra, 456.——Kilmersdon. See infra, 782. 
571. Kilpatrick ; To revive and continue Term and Powers 
of Act; Referred, rxxx. 55. Bill ordered, 116. Presented, 
235. Petition against, 460. r. a. 603. 572. Kincardine; 
From Cowie Bridge Road, near Stonehaven, to the Road 
leading along the South Bank of the River Dee at Parkhead ; 
Referred, uxxxu1. 51. Bill ordered, 135. Not proceeded 
in. See supra, 62. 339.———573. Kingsbridge to Dart- 
mouth ; For making and maintaining ; Referred, rxx1x. 68. 
Reported, 89. Report read; Leave granted to deposit a 
Plan, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 95. Presented, 172. Petitions 
in favour, 188. R. a. 278. For more effectually making, 
repairing and maintaining; Referred, uxxxi. 51. Bill 
ordered, 86. Presented, 98. Petitions against, 128. 153. 
R.A. 202. To continue Term and enlarge Powers of 
Act, &amp;e.; Bill ordered, uxxxrx. 46. Presented, 133. 
Order for ingrossing Bill discharged; Bill withdrawn, 
and another Bill ordered; 276.——(No. 2.) For more 
effectually repairing certain Roads, and making new 
Branches; Bill ordered, txxx1x. 276. Presented, 298. 
Time enlarged for Report, 327. r.a. 438. See infra, 
952.——— 574. King’s Ferry and Liverpool; For 
making and maintaining a Turnpike Road from the Road 
between the Lower King’s Ferry (Flint) and Woodbank 
(Cheshire) to the Rock Ferry House, in the Parish of 
Bebbington; Referred, xcu. 62. Billordered, 152. Pre- 
sented, 161. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 209. 219. 252.263. Petition complaining of Non- 
compliance with the Standing Orders, 219. Petition again 
read, and withdrawn, the Bill having been read a Second 
Time, 226. Committed, 183. Not procceded in. See supra, 
428. King’s Lynn. See infra, 650.———King’s 
Road Ferry, Lower. See supra, 338.——Kingston. See 
infra, 966. 575. Kingston-upon-Hull and Beverley ; 
Bill ordered, txxxv. 76. Presented, 131. Petitions against, 
274. Billcommitted, 177. Not proceeded in. For main- 
taining ; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 48. Presented, 207. Rk. a. 
471.———576. Kingston-upon-Hull to Ferriby ; For mak- 
ing a Road; Referred, xxx. 80. Bill ordered, 202. Pre- 
sented, 212. Petition against, 262. 312. 336. 361. Peti- 
tions in favour, 342. Voices, 349. R.A. 519. 577. 
Kingston-upon-Hull and Hedon; Referred, ixxxv. 82. 
Bill ordered, 102. Presented, 110. Petitions in favour, 
327. 357. Petitions against, 329. 340. 351. 378. 389. 







































































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Lakenheath. See infra, 687. 


R. A. 501.———578. Kingston-upon-Hull to Kirk Ella ; 
For improving and maintaining; Referred, txxxiv. 40. 
Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 132. R.A. 328,———— 
579. Kingston-upon-Thames and Leatherhead; For re- 
pairing; Referred, txxx. 47. Bill ordered, 54. Pre- 
sented, 99. R. A. 359.————-580. Kingston-upon- Thames 
and Sheet Bridge; To continue and enlarge Term and 
Powers of Act; Referred, txxvin. 37. Bill ordered, 45. 
Presented, 130. Petition for Provision, referred, 154. 
Reported, 158. Report read ; Leave for Notices ; Instruc- 
tion to make Provisionaccordingly ; 170. Petitions against ; 
Voices given; 161. R.A. 352.————-581. 9 Kingswood 
and Wootton-under-Edge to Wickwar; Referred, uxxxu. 
212. Report referred to the Standing Order Committee, 
225. Report; Parties to proceed, and give Notices, &amp;c. ; 
243. Billordered, 252. Presented, 325. Lords’ Amend- 
ment agreed to, 497. R.A. 558.————-582. Kinross 
Statute Labour ; For regulating and converting ; Referred, 
Ltxxx1. 43. Bill ordered, 47. Presented, 118. kr. a. 325. 
For repairing certain Roads in the Counties of Fife, 
Kinross, Perth and Clackmannan ; Bill ordered, txxxvu. 
242. Presented, 276. Committed, 301. 
in. 





Not proceeded 
Again ordered, txxxvi.572. Presented, 579. x. a. 
826. ———— 583. Kinross and Alloa; For repairing ; 
Referred, txxxiv. 70. Bill ordered, 93. Presented, 
118. R. a. 328. See infra, 758.——— 584. Kipping’s 
Cross to Flimwell Vent ; For more effectually repairing ; 
Referred, txxx1v. 7. Bill ordered, 83. 
R. Ae 221. 





Presented, 87. 
585. Kipping’s Cross to Wanshutt’s 
Green ; For repairing and improving; Referred, txxx1u. 
22. Bill ordered, 49. Presented, 66. rR. a. 233,—_~— 
586. Kirkby Kendal; To enlarge Term and Powers of 
Acts; Referred, txxv. 131. Bill ordered, 202. Pre- 
sented, 212. R.A. 342. See supra,85; infra, 753.——— 
587. Kirkby and Pinxton ; For repairing and improy- 
ing; Bill ordered, txxxv. 64. Presented, 87. Rr. a. 197. 
588. Kirkby Stephen to Hawes ; For making and 
maintaining a Road; Referred, xxx. 29. Bill ordered, 
46. Presented, 62. R.A. 251. Kirk Ella. See 
supra, 578.———589. Kirkintulloch ; For Leave to pre- 
sent a Petition for a Bill for making Roads in Lanark, 
Stirling and Dumbarton; Referred, txxvi. 299.  Re- 
ported; Leave given; Petition presented, and referred ; 
303. Billordered, 316. Presented,372. r.a. 467.——— 
590. Knaresborough and Green Hammerton; To con- 
tinue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, 
Ltxxv. 116. Billordered,130. Presented, 136. R.4. 278. 
——591. Knaresborough to the Junction of the Road 
from Ripon to Pateley Bridge; To enlarge Term and 
Powers of Acts; Referred, uxxvi. 32. Not proceeded in. 
Again referred, txxx1. 31. Bill ordered, 42. Pre- 
sented, 57. R.A. 198. Knaresborough and Skipton. 
See infra, 862.——— Knaresborough and Wetherby. See 
infra, 1006.———Knocklofty. See supra, 249.———_ Kno t 
Cross. See infra, 669.———Knutsford. See supra, 547. 




















Lampeter. See infra, 
636.—— Lampeterpontstephen. See supra, 250.—— 
592. Lanarkshire; For making and maintaining certain 
Roads and Bridges in that County; Referred, txxv. 143. 
Reported, 156. Read and re-committed, 166. Reported, 
178. Report read; Leave granted for Notices, and to 
deposit a Plan, Book of Reference, &amp;c.; Bill ordered ; 
201. Petition for further Time for presenting the Bill ; 
Referred, 335. Reported, and Time enlarged, 346. Bill 
presented, 353. Time enlarged for Report, 384. x. A. 
456, Bill to rectify a Mistake in above Act; Ordered, 
LXxvil. 69.. Presented, 70. Rr. a. 136.——To alter, 
amend and continue Act 1 Geo. IV. (No. 1.); Referred, 
Lxxxiv. 71. Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 137. Peti- 
tion for additional Provision, referred, 185. The King’s 
Recommendation signified, and Bill committed, 239. r. a. 
355. (No. 2.); Referred, rxxx1v. 71. Not proceeded 
To continue the Term, and alter, amend and enlarge 
the Powers of Acts ; Referred, txxx1x. 58. Report referred 
to the Standing Order Committee, 113. Report; Parties 
to proceed; 130. Bill ordered, 133. Presented, 152. 
Committed, 202. Petition against, 290. Petitions against, 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 198.305. Petition against, 
referred, 249. . Time enlarged for Report, 322. 338. x. a. 
438.——To continue the Term, and alter, amend and 
enlarge Powers of Acts, and for making a new Line of 
Road ; Bill ordered, xc1. 50. Petition again read, 66. 
Order of Leave for Bill discharged; Petition referred, 


67. 











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II. Petitions for Private Bills, &amp;c¢.—continued. 
Lanarkshire—continued. 


67. Bill ordered, 147. Presented, 150. nr. a. 392. See 
supra, 442. 589; infra, 788, 789, 882. 1030,————-Lancas- 
ter. Seesupra, 444; infra,792.———Lancing. See Bridges, 
69; infra, 1058.———Lanes. See infra, 795.———593. 
Llanfabon and Pontymoil; For repairing and maintaining ; 
Referred, txxxvu. 15. Report referred to Standing Order 
Committee, 20. Report; Parties to proceed and give 
Notices, &amp;c.; 54. Bill ordered; presented; 202. R. A. 
362. Langley Mill. See supra, 318.———594. Lang- 
port; For more effectually repairing and improving ; 
Referred, txx1x. 73. Bill ordered, 120. Presented, 124. 
Petitions against, 355. Rk. a. 451, For repairing and 
improving ; Referred, txxx1. 64. Bill ordered, 115. Pre- 
sented, 119. np. A. 227. For amending certain Roads 
in the County of Somerset, and for placing them under the 
care of the Trustees of Langport, Somerton and Castle 
Jary Roads; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 318. 
Committed, 377. Not proceeded in.——Again ordered, 
LXXXvI. 541. Presented, 554. kr. A. 713.———Langset. See 
supra, 522, &amp;e.; infra, 974.———Lary. See infra, 692. 
——— Lauder to the Marchburn. See supra, 146.—— 
595. Launceston; For altering and amending Acts, and for 
making several new Lines of Road; Referred, xc. 122. 
Bill ordered, 132. Presented, 199. Petition for addi- 
tional Provision, referred to a Committee, 205. Reported ; 
Report referred to Standing Order Committee ; 217. Re- 
port, that the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed 
with, 226. Rn. a. 419.———Lavendon. See infra, 879. 
596. Lawton and Henshall’s Smithy ; For repairing ; 
Referred, txxv. 149. Bill ordered, 167. Presented, 179. 
rn. A. 346.———Leach, North. 
597. Leadenham Hill and Southwell; For repairing and 
improving ; Referred, rxxx1. 26. Bill ordered, 47. Pre- 
sented, 72. 














See supra, 316.——— 


R. A. 198,————598. Leatherhead; To con- 
tinue the Term and Powers of Acts ; Referred, xxv. 53. 
Bill ordered, 104. Presented, 115. rR. a. 367. See also 
supra, 579.———599. Ledbury ; For more effectually 
repairing; Bill ordered, txxxvimt, 98, Presented, 174. 
Petition for additional Provision, referred, 303. Reported ; 
Instruction accordingly; 328. nr. a. 405. See Water- 
works, 42.———Leeds and Barnsdale. See supra, 115. 
——— 6000. Leeds and Birstall; For amending and main- 
taining ; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 225. Presented, 236. 
rn. A. 464,————601. Leeds to Collingham ; Referred, 
ixxix. 61. Bill ordered, 115. Presented, 155. Petition 
against; Voices given; 167. R.A. 427,.—————Leeds and 
Ealand. See supra, 391.—————602. Leeds and Halifax; 
For repairing and improving that Road; Referred, txxx. 
97. Petitions against, 155. 302. 330. 347. 355 Report 
referred to the Standing Order Committee, 218. Time 
enlarged for presenting Bill, 232. Report; Partics to 
proceed ; 256. Bill ordered, 262. Presented, 273. Pe- 
titions in favour, 349. Voices, 349. R. a, 519.——_ 
603. Leeds and Otley ; To continue and enlarge Term and 
Powers of Act; Referred, txxv1. 56. Bill ordered, 85. 
Presented, 134. R. A, 384, For repairing, maintaining 
and improving that Road; Bill ordered, xcu. 53. Pre- 
sented, 158. R.A. 449.————-604, Leeds and Roundhay; 
For more effectually repairing and maintaining ; Referred, 
txxxiv. 64. Bill ordered, 84. Presented, 131. nr. a. 
328.———Leeds and Selby. See infra, 836.——605. 
Leeds and Stainingley ; Referred, txxx. 82. Not pro- 
ceeded in.————606. Leeds and Tonge Lane End; Re- 
ferred, xxx. 46. Bill ordered, 100. Presented, 108. 
R.A. 251,———— 607. Leeds and Wakefield ; For amending 
and repairing; Referred, uxxvi. 11. Bill ordered, 15. 
Presented, 25. Petition against, 49. rR. a. 200.——_- 
608. Leeds to Whitehall; For makinga Road ; Referred, 
Lxxx. 82. Bill ordered, 109. Presented, 122. Petitions 
against, 323. 335. 379. Petitions in favour, 335. 379. 383. 
R. A. 442,———G09. Leeds to Wortley ; Referred, uxxvut, 
54, Bill ordered, 67. Presented, 102. nr. a. 273, ——— 
Lech. See supra, 91. 93. 156. 267 ; infra, 709. 969.————— 
610. Lees and Hebden Bridge; To continue Term and 
Powers of Acts, &amp;c.; Bill ordered, nxxx1x. 37. Not pre- 
sented,—w=—G11. Leicester and Ashby-de-la-Zouch ; For 
continuing and enlarging Term and Powers of Act; Re- 
ferred, uxxvi. 12. Bill ordered, 13. Presented, 21. Pe- 
tition against; Voices given; 107. Rr. a. 200,———612, 
Leicester and Hinckley; For continuing and enlarging 
Term and Powers of Act; Referred, rxxvr. 12. Bil] 
ordered, 14. Presented, 21. rn. a. 200.——613. Leicester 
and Lutterworth; For more effectually repairing and 





Presented, 358. 























Leicester and Lutterworth—continued. 


widening that Road; Referred, uxxx. 21. Bill ordered, 
114. Presented, 121. R. a. 442,——— Leicester and 
Melton Mowbray. See infra, 680.——614. Leicester 
and Peterborough; To continue and enlarge Term and 
Powers of Acts; Referred, txxvu. 34. Bill ordered, 49. 
Presented, 59. RK. A. 267.———615. Leicester and Wel- 
ford; For repairing and improving ; Bill ordered, txxxvu. 
255. Presented, 316. r.a. 464. See infra, 994.——— 
Leicestershire. See infra, 764.———Leigh. See supra, 
187. ————616. Zcith Walk; For more effectually re- 
pairing and maintaining ; Referred, txxvu. 6. Bill ordered, 
10. Presented, 39. Petition for Provision referred, 54. 
Reported, and Instruction accordingly, 70. Petition 
against, 212. R. A. 267.————617. Lemsford Mill; For 
repairing and improving the Roads from Lemsford Mill to 
Hitchin; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 207. Presented, 211. 
rR. A. 464. See supra, 404.———618. Leominster and 
Hope; For making a Road from the Hope Turnpike to 
Burley Gate; Referred, txxx. 76. Bill ordered, 106. Pre- 
sented, 121. R. A. 297.——=——619. Leonard’s, St., and 
Sedlescombe; For making and maintaining a Road from 
St. Leonard’s to Sedlescomb; Referred, xcr. 50. Bill 
ordered, 74. Presented, 128. Petitions in favour, 136. 
195. 209. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 
209. R. A. 392,————620. Lewes; For repairing and 
improving ; Referred, rxxv1. 30. Bill ordered, 62. Pre- 
sented, 78. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 196. Rk. a. 
237.————621. Lewes to Battle; For repairing; Bill 
ordered, txxv1. 62. Presented, 78. R. A, 282.————622. 
Lewes and Brighton; For more effectually repairing ; 
Bill ordered, txxxvirr. 69. Presented, 197. rR. a. 353. 
Lewes and Ringmer. See infra, 796.——Lich Lane. 
See supra, 156.———623. Lichfield; For repairing the 
First District of the said Roads; Bill ordered, txxxvu. 
107. Presented, 163. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 332, 
r. A. 362. See infra, 980.———624. Lightpill Gate and 
Birdlip ; To enlarge Term and Powers of Act; Referred, 
Luxxv. 115. Billordered, 202. Presented, 213. r. a. 342. 
———625. Limerick Bridge; To amend and alter Act ; 
Referred, txxxvi. 319. Bill ordered, 370. Not presented. 
626. Limerick and Charleville; For improving 
and repairing; Bill ordered, txxxv. 24. Presented, 96. 
Petition against, 188. rR. A. 501.———627. Lincoln 
(No. 1.); For continuing Term, and altering and amending 
Powers and Provisions of Acts, and for making new 
Branches; Referred, txxx1x. 47. Bill ordered, 67. Not 
presented.—( No. 2.) Referred, uxxxtx. 47. Bill ordered, 
67. Not presented.——628. Lincoln Heath ; Por more 
effectually improving ; Referred, txxvii. 45. Bill ordered, 
60. Presented, 68. rR. a. 292. To rectify a Mistake in 
above Act; Referred, txxvin. 22. Bill ordered, 68. Pre- 
sented, 71. BR. A. 158.————-629. Linlithgow ; For re- 
pairing and improving the Streets of that Town; Re- 
ferred, Lxxvut. 46, Tot proceeded in. ———— Lin- 
lithgow Bridge. Sec infra, 884. ———630,  Linlith- 
gowshire; For repairing ; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 207. Pre- 
sented, 211. R. A. 517.————-631. Lisburn and Monagq- 
han; For repairing ; Referred, rxxxmu. 45. Bill ordered, 
65. Presented, 135. Petitions against, 267. 312. R.A. 
376.———632. Liskeard; For more effectually making 
and improving ; Referred, txxviu. 44. Bill ordered, 130. 
Presented, 137. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 307. 
R. A. 335, For improving; Referred, 1xxx1. 68. Bill 
ordered, 128. Presented, 155. Petition in favour, 210- 
rn. A. 326,—m——Littleborough Ferry. See supra, 534; 
infra, 790. 1000.————Littlegate. See supra, 597.——— 
Littlehampton. See infra, 1059. Littleport. See 
infra, 687.———Liverpool and King’s Ferry. See supra, 
574,.——633. Liverpool and Prescott ; For more effec- 
tually repairing and amending ; Referred, xxv. 43. Bill 
ordered, 95. Presented, 104. Petitions against, 142. 158. 
R. A. 237. Repairing and improving the Roads from 
Liverpool to Prescott, Ashton and Warrington; Referred, 
Lxxxvi. 283. Order of Reference discharged; Bill or- 
dered; 305. Presented, 314. Committed, 354. Not 
proceeded in.——Again ordered; txxxvi. 548. Presented, 
634. Liverpool and Preston; For 
repairing and improving ; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 243. Pre- 
sented, 266. R.a.464. See supra, 44-53.——— 635. 
Llandilo; For repairing; Referred, txxxm. 71. Bill or- 
dered, 81. Presented, 166. Rr, a. 376.———636. Lilan- 
dovery and Lampeter ; For keeping in repair several Roads, 
called the Llandovery District of the Llampeter Roads; 
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Il. Petitions for Private Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 
Llandovery and Lampeter—continued. 


Bill ordered, txxxvi. 261. Presented, 273. nr. a. 517. 

———637. Llandovery and Llangattock ; For keeping 

in repairs Bill ordered, txxxvi. 261. Presented, 273. 

Reported ; Report referred to the Standing Order Com- 

mittee, 394. Report; Parties to proceed ; 418. R.a.517. 

Llangerrig. See infra, 791.———638. Llanrwst; 

For more effectually improving, repairing and maintaining 

certain Roads leading to and from that Town; Bill ordered, 

xc. 42. Presented, 47. Petition against; Referred to 

the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered; 98. rR. a. 

337. See supra, 343. ———639. Llantrissent; For re- 

pealing Acts, and granting more effectual Powers; Bill 

ordered, txxx1x. 56. Not presented. Lobcomb 

Corner. See supra, 126. 640. Lobley Hill; For 

more effectually repairing the Road between Gateshead and 

Hexham (Durham) to Burtryford, in the Parish of Stan- 

hope, together with several Branches therefrom; Bill or- 

dered, xcu. 5. Presented, 19. Petition forthe insertion of 
a Clause, exempting Limestone and Lime used for agricul- 

tural purposes, and the Coal used in burning the same, from 

Toll, 24. Rr. A. 281.———-641. Lockwood and Meltham ; 

For amending and improving that Road; Referred, ixxx. 

36. Bill ordered, 109. Presented, 122. Petitions against, 

203. 248. Voices, 329. rR. a. 442.————London and 

Holyhead. See supra, 44. 117.——London and Shrews- 

bury. See supra, 53.———Londonderry. See supra, 83. 

364, ———642. Longtown; For more effectually repair- 
ing; Bill ordered, txxxv. 60. Presented, 102. R. a. 
216. See supra, 193.———Lostwithiel. See supra, 314. 
643. Loughborough; To continue and enlarge 
Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, uxxvi. 12. Bill 
ordered, 21. Presented, 43. R. a. 282. For repairing ; 
Referred, txxx11. 163. Bill ordered, 211. Presented, 223. 
Petition for additional Provision; Referred, 387. Report 
referred to the Standing Order Committee, 393. Report, 
That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 
445. R. a. 496. For repairing and improving; Bill 
ordered, txxxvi. 135. Presented, 153. Petitions against, 
267. R.A. 517. See infra, 672.———644. Louth; For 
more effectually repairing and improving; Bill ordered, 
itxxxv. 59. Presented, 100. r.a.501. See supra, 83. 
Lowich. See supra, 430.——645. Ludlow; For 
amending and keeping in repair; Referred, txxv. 140. 
Bill ordered, 216. Presented, 221. R. A. 342,———- 646. 
Inudlow to Orleton; For improving and maintaining ; Bill 
ordered, txxxvi. 316. Presented, 413. Committed, 481. 
Not proceeded in. Again ordered, txxxvi. 555. Pre- 
sented, 565. Petition for additional Provision; Referred, 
659. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 664. 
Report, That Provision be permitted to be made pursuant 
to the Prayer of the said Petition, and Instruction accord- 
ingly, 672. Bill re-committed, 677. R. a. 717.——— 
647. Ludlow and Woofferton ; For repairing and improv- 
ing; Referred, txxv. 140. Presented, 222. pr. a. 342. 
———-Lutterworth. See supra, 111. 523. 613.——_ 648. 
Lyme Regis; For repairing and maintaining; Referred, 
Lxxvi. 38. Bill ordered,102. Presented, 136. nr. a. 425. 
For repairing and improving; Referred, txxvim. 52. 
Reported, 86. Report read ; Leave to deposit a Plan, &amp;c.; 
94. Bill ordered, 95. Order of Leave for Bill discharged ; 
Another Bill ordered, and presented; 126. Petitions 
against, 267. 288. 295. 330. Voices given, 295. Time 
enlarged for Report, 283. 299. Bill reported, 340. Not 
proceeded in.————649, Lymington; For repairing and 
maintaining; Referred, txxx1. 46. Bill ordered, 173. 
Presented, 180. The King’s Consent signified, and Bill 
passed, 366. R. a. 449. Lyng. See supra, 325.———— 
650. Lynn, East Gate; For repairing the Roads from 
King’s Lynn, and for making a new Line of Road at Castle 
Rising; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 305. Presented, 386. Com- 
mitted, 411. Not proceeded in. Again ordered, txxxv1. 
560. Presented, 568. R. a. 712.———651. Lynn, South 
Gate; For repairing the Roads from the South Gate in 
King’s Lynn into East Walton, Narborough, Stoke Ferry 
and Downham Market; Bill ordered, txxxv1. 293. Pre- 
sented, 386. Committed, 411. Not proceeded in.——Again 
ordered, txxxvi. 560. Presented, 568. Rk. a. 712. 



































Macclesfield ; To enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; 
Referred, uxxv. 112. Not proceeded in. For more 
effectually repairing; Bill ordered, rxxxvin. 45. Pre- 
sented, 171. Petitions against, 312. For Leave to 
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Macclesfield— continued. 


Session of Parliament; Referred, txxxvi. 527. Re- 
ported; Leave given, and Petition presented and re- 
ferred; 529. Bill ordered, 549. Presented, 557. nr. a. 
°671.——— 653. Macclesfield and Buxton; For more 
effectually repairing ; Referred, txxvi. 31. Bill ordered, 
99. Presented, 129. Petition against, 136. Voices 
given, 219. R. a. 282.———654. Macclesfield and Nether 
Tabley ; For repairing; Bill ordered, txxxv1. 229. Pre- 
sented, 260. R. a. 363. See infra, 830.—— Macker- 
field. See supra, 100.——655. Maidenhead Bridge ; 
For repairing and improving; Referred, txxx1. 32. Bill 
ordered, 45. Presented, 85. Rn. a.325.———Maidenhead 
Thichet. See supra, 612.———656. Maidstone and Key 
Street ; For repairing and improving; Referred, txxx1v. 
32. Bill ordered, 83. pr. a. 221.———_—— Maidstone and 
Rochester. See infra, 805. ———657. Maidstone and 
Strood; For making and maintaining a Road from the 
Maidstone and Wrotham Road to Strood ; Referred, txxx. 
53. Bill ordered, 99. Presented, 107. nr. a. 297.——— 
Maidstone and Tunbridge. See infra, 898.—— Maid- 
stone and Wrotham. See infra, 1063.—— Maisemore. 
See supra, 467.———WMalling. See supra, 656.—— 
658. Malmesbury; For more effectually repairing and 
improving; Referred, rxxv. 115. Bill ordered, 129. 
Presented, 140. R. a. 342, Fer more effectually repair- 
ing and improving; Bill ordered, rxxxv. 35. Presented, 
108. R.A. 279.———659. Malton and Pickering ; For 
amending and maintaining that Road; Referred, rxxx. 36. 
Bill ordered, 218. Presented, 236. rR. a. 519.——— 
660. Manchester to Ashton-under-Lyne; For making a 
Road ; Referred, raxx. 87. Bill ordered, 148. Presented, 
189. Petitions against, 250. 256. 263. Voices, 261. Pe- 
tition in favour, 262. Rr. a. 360.———661. Manchester 
and Austerlands; For more effectually improving the 
same; Referred, txxx. 89. Bill ordered, 160. Presented, 
166. Petitions against, 263. nr. a. 442.,———- Manchester 
and Barton Bridge. See supra, 124.———662. DMan- 
chester to Bolton; To continue and enlarge Term and 
Powers of Acts; Referred, txxv1. 53. Bill ordered, 112. 
Presented, 119. Petition against, 187. Bill re-committed, 
266. R. a. 384, See infra, 891.——663. Man- 
chester and Bury; To Pilkington; Referred, txxxz. 39. 
Bill ordered, 79. Presented, 93. R. 4. 326,———664. 
Manchester and Buxton; For more effectually repairing 
and improving; Referred, rxxvi. 44. Bill ordered, 97. 
Presented, 102. Petition against,177. Voices given, 188. 
R. A. 237.—————-_ Manchester and Crossford Bridge. See 
supra, 320.———665. Manchester and Eccles; For re- 
pairing and maintaining; Referred, uxxxu. 13. Bill 
ordered, 45. Presented, 163. n. a. 338,————- Manches- 
ter and Hurdlow House. See supra, 550.— —666. 
Manchester and Hyde Lane; For repairing and im- 
proving ; Referred, txxx11. 173. Bill ordered, 313. Pre- 
sented, 325. Petitions against, 374. 387. 446. R. a. 496. 
———667. Manchester and Oldham Road; For amend- 
ing Act 6 Geo. IV., for more effectually improving; Bill 
ordered, xcu. 47. Presented, 112. Petition against; Re- 
ferred, 280. pr. a. 449.————-668. Manchester and Salters- 
brook ; For repairing and improving; Referred, txxx1. 
24. Bill ordered, 36. Presented, 56. r. a. 198. 
To amend Act; Bill ordered, rxxxvu. 99. Presented, 
137. Petition against, 189. . a. 405.————-_ Manchester 
and Stretford. See infra, 906. ——— 669. Alansjield 
and Chesterfield; For more effectually repairing and 
improving; Bill ordered, txxxv. 44. Presented, 120. 
r. A. 601.——Mansfield and Nottingham. See infra, 
737. ——— Mansfield, Temple Normanton, kc. See 
infra, 929.———670. “Mansfield and Tibshelf; For re- 
pairing and improving; Bill ordered, txxxvu. 119. Pre- 
sented, 150. R. A. 244, ————-671. Mansfield and Worksop ; 
For amending and keeping in repair ; Referred, Lxxvi1. 38. 
Bill ordered, 95. Presented, 111. rn. a. 267. Seesupra, 73. 
344,—————- Marchburn. See supra, 146.———Marchill. 
See infra, 856.———Marchweil. See infra, 1011. 
Maresfield. See infra, 959.———Margate. See infra, 
831.———672. Market Harborough ; To enlarge Term 
and Powers of Act; Referred, rxxv. 116. Bill ordered, 
129. Presented, 135. Voices given, 212. 300. Petitions 
against, 223. 286. 294. 300. 358. Bill re-committed ; 
Leave to Committee to sit and proceed; 300. nk. a. 456. 
For more effectually repairing and improving; Bill 
ordered, txxxv. 18. Presented, 25. Rk. a. 197. 673. 
Market Harborough and Coventry; For repairing and 
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II. Petitions for Private Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 
Market Harborough and Coventry—continued. 


amending; Referred, uxxvi. 21. Bill ordered, 32. 
Presented, 48. Petitions against, 83. Rr. a, 335.——— 
Market Harborough and Northampton, See infra, 725. 
Market Lavington. See infra, 1001. Markham, 
East. See supra, 132. Marlborough. See infra, 
871. 917. Marlow. See infra, 784.——— Marple 
Bridge. See supra, 464; infra, 891, 674. Marsh- 
land ; To alter and amend Act; Referred, txxxviu. 99. 
Not reported.————675. Martock ; For more effectually 
repairing; Referred, uxxviu. 26. Bill ordered, 114. 
Presented, 123, R. A. 335-———Maryculter. See supra, 
421, 676. Marylebone to Finchley; For making 
a Road; Referred, txxx. 80. Bill ordered, 127. Pre- 
sented, 167. Petitions against, 190. 269. 284. Time 
enlarged for Committee to report, 464, Voices, 464. 
Not proceeded in. Referred, xxxx1. 73, Bill ordered, 
94. Presented, 110, Petitions against, 128. 143, 149. 156. 
226. Voices, 149. R. A. 326. For extending Powers 
of Act; Bill ordered, xc. 121. Presented, 200. nr. a. 334. 
———677. Marylebone to Hampstead; Referred, txxv. 
116. Bill ordered, 135. Presented, 144. Petitions 
against, 217. 234, 248. Petition in favour, 256. Bill 
committed, 159. Voices given, 217. Not proceeded in. 
Masham. See infra, 939.——Matfield Green. 
See supra, 194. ——— Matlock. See supra, 282. 
678. Mayfield and Wadhurst; Referred, uxxxiv. 50. 
Bill ordered, 76. Order for Bill discharged; another Bill 
ordered ; presented; 143. Rk. A. 297. Meanwoodside. 
See supra, 173.——Measham. See infra, 764.—— 
Melbourne Common. See supra, 524. Melksham. 
See supra, 536; infra, 835.———679. Meltham to 
Wessenden Head; Referred, txxx. 80. Bill ordered, 
121. Presented, 191. nr. a. 442. See supra, 641. 
680. Melton Mowbray; For more effectually widening 
and improving that Road; Referred, txxx. 21. Bill 
ordered, 114. Presented, 121. R.A. 442. ——— 681. 
Melton Mowbray and Grantham Road; For repairing 
the same; Referred, txxviut. 7. Bill ordered, 10. Pre- 
sented, 46. R.A. 335.———Menai Bridge. See supra, 
139,————_Merioneth. See infra, 731.———682.  Mer- 
lin’s Bridge; For improving and maintaining; Bill 
ordered, txxxv. 76. Presented, 100. R. a. 322. 
Merlin’s Hill. See infra, 688. ——— 683. Merthyr 
Tydfil; For more effectually repairing the Merthyr Tydfil, 
Abernant and Rhyd-y-Blew Turnpike Roads, and for 
consolidating the Trusts thereof, and for making and 
maintaining a new Line of Road communicating therewith ; 
Bill ordered, xc. 53. Presented, 190. Not proceeded 
in. See infra, 705.———Mertoun Bridge. See infra, 
818, ———— 684. Metropolis; To amend Powers of 
Act; Referred, txxx1v. 66. Bill ordered, 119. Not pro- 
ceeded in. See supra, 55.———Metropolis Roads North 
of the Thames. See supra, 437. Michleton. See 
supra, 207,———685. Middlesex and Essex; For con- 
tinuing and amending Acts for making and maintaining 
certain Roads; Bill ordered, txxx1x. 53. Presented, 154. 
Committed, 239. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 268. 282. 339. Time enlarged for Report, 324. 
338. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 459. R. A. 525. 
Middleton. See infra, 1009.—— Middleton-in- 
Teesdale. See supra, 398. ——— 686. Midhurst to 
Sheet Bridge; For making a Road; Referred, rxxx. 15. 
Bill ordered, 117. Presented, 127. rR. a. 251.—— 
687. Mildenhall and Lakenheath; From Beck Fen Lane 
to Littleport; Referred, txxxm1. 70, Bill ordered, 94. 
Presented, 120. R. A. 344. 688. Milford and Mer- 
lin’s Hill; Referred, txxxtv. 64. Bill ordered, 132. Pre- 
sented, 137. Petitions against, 260. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 375. R. a. 400,———689. Milford and Pet- 
worth; To enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, 
Lxxv. 127. Bill ordered, 234. Presented, 241. pr. a. 374. 
—— Mill Bank. See supra, 421. Millthrop. See 
infra, 703,——Mims, South. See supra, 68.——— 
Minchinhampton. See supra, 232; infra, 933, ke.——— 
690. Minehead; For repairing and amending; Referred, 
uxxvit. 11. Bill ordered, 20. Presented, 27. Petitions 
against; Voices given; 80. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 344. R. A. 367. For repairing; Referred, txxx111. 
73. Report referred to the Standing Order Committee, 
104. Report; Parties to proceed; 116. Bill ordered, 
142. Presented, 174, R. a. 376. For Leave to pre- 
sent a Petition for 4 Bill to amend above Act; Referred, 
uxxxiu. 509. Leave given; Petition presented, and re- 



























































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Minehead—continued. 


ferred; 510. Bill ordered, 516. Presented, 522. R. a. 
554. ———691. Minsterley and Church Stoke; For mak- 
ing and maintaining ; Referred, txxxrx, 58. Bill ordered, 
62. Presented, 66. R. A. 166.——692. Modbury; 
For making a Road from thence to the Bridge over the 
Lary, at Plymouth ; Referred, txxvimt. 61. Reported, 94. 
Leave granted for Notices, and to deposit a Map, &amp;c.; 
Bill ordered, 98. Petition for Leave to present the Bill, 
and to deposit a Map or Plan; Leave given; 256. Bill 
presented, 275. R. a. 400. For continuing Term and 
Powers of Acts; Bill ordered, xcr. 12. Presented, 33. 
R. A. 392,693. Mold; To continue and enlarge 
Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, txxvi. 17. Bill 
ordered, 59. Presented, 63. Rr. a. 267. See supra, 
342; infra, 766. 826, ——— Molescroft. See supra, 151, 
Monaghan. See supra, 631.———Monkland. See 
supra, 432; infra, 746.——694. Monmouth; For re- 
pairing and improving; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 316. Pre- 
sented, 398. Committed, 475. Not proceeded in. 
Again ordered, Lxxxvi. 530. Presented, 545. The King’s 
Consent signified; Bill passed; 638. rR. a. 712. See 
infra, 785.——— Monteith Row. See Pavings, 91.—— 
695. Montgomeryshire; To continue Term, and alter, 
amend and enlarge Powers of Acts, &amp;c.; Bill ordered, 
Lxxx1x. 58. Presented, 144. rR. a. 321. Morcott. 
See supra, 340. 696. Moretonhampstead; For re- 
pairing; Bill ordered, txxxvim. 7. Presented, 11. R. a. 
238.———697. Morpeth and Piercy’s Cross; For re- 
pairing; Referred, txxv. 134. Bill ordered, 149. Pre- 
sented, 157, R.A. 423.———Mosbrough. See infra, 848. 
698. Moses Gate; For more effectually repairing 
and improving; Bill ordered, txxxvut. 40. Presented, 
137. Petitions against, 177. R. a. 294. Mottram. 
See supra, 551. Muckley Corner. See infra, 980. 
Mullen’s Pond. See supra, 79. 699. 
Mytholm Royd Bridge ; For maintaining and improving ; 
Bill ordered, txxxvu. 29. Presented, 39. Petition 
against, 102. R. A. 219. 



































700. Nairn; For making a 
Road through the Parishes of Nairn and Auldearn; Re- 
ferred, xxv. 112. Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 135. 
Bill re-committed ; Committee to sit, and proceed; 285. 
rR. A. 456.———701. Nantwich (Second District); To 
enlarge Term and Powers of Act; Referred, txxvint. 25. 
Not proceeded in. For improving and keeping in re- 
pair; Referred, txx1x.10. Bill ordered, 68. Presented, 
79. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 270. R. a. 278.——— 
702. Nantwich and Congleton; For improving and 
keeping in repair certain Roads; Referred, xc. 124. Bill 
ordered, 178. Presented, 185. R. a. 334, ————Nant- 
wich and Newcastle-under-Lyne. See infra, 710. 
Narborough. See supra, 525; infra, 651.—— Need- 
wood Forest. See supra, 94.———Neston. See supra, 
279.———703. Nether Bridge and Milthorpe; For 
more effectually repairing; Referred, txxvu. 10. Bill 
ordered, 102. Presented, 106. n. A. 172.——~—Nether 
Tabley. See supra, 654. 704. Newark-upon-Trent ; 
For more effectually repairing and improving; Referred, 
Ltxxvi. 22. Bill ordered, 64. Presented, 112. pr. a. 282. 
To rectify a mistake in the above Act; Bill ordered, 
Lxxvi. 290. Presented, 295. R. a. 383. Newbald, 
South. See supra, 210.——New Bridge. See supra, 
70. 439.———705. New Bridge and Merthyr Tydvil; 
For continuing Acts; Bill ordered, xc1. 59. Not presented. 
Newbury. See supra, 81.——Newcastle Emlyn. 
See supra, 251.———706. Newcastle-under-Lyme and 
Blyth Marsh ; For improving and maintaining; Referred, 
txxvur. 53. Bill ordered, 152. Presented, 159. 
R. A. 335.———707. Newcastle-under-Lyme and Dray- 
ton; For repairing and improving; Bill ordered, txxxvut. 
107. Presented, 119. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
283. R. A. 331.———708. Newcastle-under-Lyme and 
Eccleshall; For repairing and improving; Referred, 
Lxxviu. 52. Bill ordered, 152. Presented, 159. Rp. a. 
335.——709. Newcastle-under-Lyme and Leek; For 
repairing ; Referred, txxx111.25. Bill ordered, 82. Pre- 
sented, 89. R. A. 187.———710. Newcastle-under-Lyme 
and Nantwich; For more effectually repairing and im- 
proving ; Referred, txxx1v. 23. Bill ordered, 126. Pre- 
sented, 135. R.A. 355.———Newcastle-under-Lyme and 
Uttoreter. See infra, 969.—— Newcastle-under-Lyme 
and Whitchurch. See infra,1012.——711. Neweastle- 
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and Carlisle; For repairing so much of the Road as is in 
the County of Northumberland; Referred, ixxxiu. 13. 
Bill ordered, 141. Presented, 169. Lords’ Amendment 
agreed to, 353. R. A. 375.———712. Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne and North Shields; To continue and amend Acts; 
Referred, txxxv. 49. Report referred to the Standing 
Order Committee, 110. Report, That in so far as regards 
the two new Terminations of the Third Branch of Road, 
the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 130, 
Bill ordered, 137. Not presented. See supra, 310. 
——713. New Chappel and Brighton; For more effec- 
tually repairing and maintaining; Bill ordered, rxxxv. 50. 
Presented, 87. R. A. 279.———714. New Cross; To 
widen certain Parts; Referred, txxx. 75. Bill ordered, 
155. Presented, 161. Committed, 176. Not proceeded 
in.———715. New Cross through Bromley; To improve; 
Bill ordered, txxxv. 33. Presented, 74. Petition for 
further Time for Report; Time enlarged, 390. kz. a. 501. 
———716. New Cross and Dartford; For repairing and 
improving ; Referred, txxx1. 33. Bill ordered, 95. Pre- 
sented, 110. Petition against, 223. n. a. 377, ——717. 
Newent ; For repairing and maintaining; Referred, txx1x. 
17. Bill ordered, 35. Presented, 44. Bill reported; 
Clause offered ; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 135. Debate 
resumed ; further Consideration of Clause adjourned for 
Six Months; Bill re-committed; 143. Rr. a. 202.—— 
Newhaven. See supra, 203; infra, 738.——New Inn. 
See supra, 372. 718. Newmarket; For more effec- 
tually repairing; Referred, txxx1v. 39. Bill ordered, 97. 
Presented, 105. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 266. R.A. 
297.——— Newmarket and Bury. See supra, 226.—— 
Newmarket and Thetford. See infra, 937. ——— New 
Passage. See supra, 273.——- Newport. See supra, 
227; infra, 932. 719. Newport (Monmouth); For 
diverting, altering, repairing and improving; Bill ordered, 











Lxxxvil. 15. Presented, 20. Petition against, 143. rR. 4. 
219. Newport Pagnell. See supra, 217.———720. 
New Quay and Aberayon; For making Turnpike, &amp;c. ; 
Referred, xc. 34. Bill ordered, 184. Presented, 188. 
R. A. 334.———-721. Newry and Charlemont ; For mak- 
ing Turnpike, and widening, &amp;c.; Referred, txxx1x. 53. 
Bill ordered, 62. Presented, 73. Petition against, 199. 
Time enlarged for Report, 322.350. Passed,477. Not re- 
turned from the Lords. For making Turnpike and 
widening, &amp;c.; Referred, xc. 60. Bill ordered, 100. Pre- 
sented, 135. Petitions against, 251. 356. R. a. 419.——— 
Newton. See supra, 187.——722. Newton Abbot to 
Ideford; Referred, uxx1x. 28. Bill ordered, 36. Pre- 
sented, 62. Not proceededin. See infra, 950.———723. 
Newton Bushell; For repairing and improving; Referred, 
txxx1. 66. Bill ordered, 138. Presented, 158. r. a. 326. 
For continuing and enlarging Term and Powers of 
Acts; Bill ordered, xc1. 41. Presented, 118. Petitions 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 209. 401. 408. 
Petition in favour, 401. rR. a. 535. Newtown River. 
See supra, 80.——WNigg. See supra, 339.———724. 
Northampton and Bedford to Coldbrayfield; Referred, 
Lxxx11. 205. Bill ordered, 299. Presented, 304, R. a. 
495.———725. Northampton and Market Harborough; 
For amending, widening and keeping in repair; Referred, 
itxxvul. 34. Billordered,44. Presented, 115. rR. a. 367. 
———Northampton and Warwick. See infra, 989. 
—— North Cave. See supra, 149.——North Curry. 
See supra, 325. 726. North End to Hammersmith 
Bridge ; Referred, xxx. 77. Bill ordered, 164. Pre- 
sented, 179. Petition for further Time for making Report ; 
Time enlarged; 310. Rr. a. 449.———North Fleet. See 
supra, 332. North Lane. See supra, 240. 
North Leach. See supra, 316.——Northop. See supra, 
276.———Northoram Green. See supra, 469.———727. 
North Road; For making a Communication from Fleet 
Market and the Great Northern Road; Referred, Lxxx. 
90. Reported; Report referred to Standing Order Com- 
mittee; 210. Time enlarged for presenting Bill, 232. 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed 
with, 241. See supra, 191. 238. 437.————North Shields. 
See supra, 712; infra, 852.———728. Northwich and 
Delamere; For amending and improving; Referred, 
ytxxx. 19. Bill ordered, 115. Presented, 119. R. a. 
449.——— Northwich and Spann Smithy. See infra, 
869,——— Norton. See supra, 172. Norton Downs. 
See infra, 782.—— Norton, St. Philip. See infra, 782. 
——729. Norwich and New Buckenham; For more 
effectually repairing, widening and improving; Bill or- 


























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Norwich and New Buchkenham—continued. 


dered, txxxvu. 49. Presented, 137. R. 4. 353.———730. 
Norwich and Fakenham; Referred, txxviu. 49. Reported, 
62. Report read; Leave granted for Notices; 66. Bill 
ordered, 67. Presented, 151. Rr. a. 352. For repair- 
ing; Bill ordered, rxxxviut. 111. Presented, 220. pr. a. 
332,———731. Norwich and North Walsham Road ; 
For repairing and improving; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 156. 
Presented, 168. pr. A. 464.———732. Norwich and Scole 
Bridge; For repairing and improving; Referred, txxxt. 
35. Bill ordered, 84. Presented, 90. rR. a. 198,——— 
733. Norwich and Swaffham; To renew, alter and en- 
large Powers of Acts; Referred, uxxx1x. 54. Not pro- 
ceeded in. To renew, alter and enlarge Powers of Acts ; 
Bill ordered, xc.61. Presented, 179. Rr. a. 347. 
734. Norwich and Watton; For more effectually repair- 
ing; Bill ordered, txxxvim. 81. Presented, 104. Rr. a. 
238.———735. Norwich and Yarmouth; For repairing 
the Road from Bishopsgate Bridge to the Caister Cause- 
way; Bill ordered, txxxv1. 34. Presented, 51. Petition 
against, 225. rn. a. 517. See infra, 1066. 736. 
Nottingham and Derby; For repairing and improving ; 
Referred, txxxu. 187. Bill ordered, 205. Presented, 
221. Petitions against, 268. 303. R. a. 411.———737. 
Nottingham and Mansfield; For repairing, widening and 
improving ; Referred, txxx111. 27. Bill ordered, 41. Pre- 
sented, 87. R. A. 244, ————- Nottingham and Newark. 
See supra, 704.———738. Nottingham and Newhaven; 
For making a Road from Greasley to Alfreton; Referred, 
Lxxx. 46, Not proceeded in.———Nutthall. See supra, 
344, 














739. Oakhampton ; For amending and improving; Referred, 





Paddington. 


Lxxvill. 48. Reported, 61. Report read; Leave granted 
to deposit a Map or Plan; Bill ordered; 68. Presented, 
94. Committee revived, 243. Time enlarged for Report, 
284. R. a. 400. For amending, altering and improving ; 
Referred, rxxxiv. 59. Bill ordered, 76. Presented, 88. 
R. A. 221.———740. Ockley and Warnham; For repair- 
ing and maintaining; Bill ordered, rxxxvu11. 98. Presented, 
208. R.A. 405.———741. Odiham; For repairing and 
improving; Bill ordered, rxxxvu. 82. Presented, 145. 
R. A. 244. ————— 742. Offham and Ditchelling; For 
repairing, txxxviu. 44. Bill ordered, 45. Presented, 
208. R.a. 470. See infra, 796.——743. Oldham; 
For enlarging Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, 
LXxxul. 203. Not proceeded in. For more effectually 
amending; Referred, rxxxiv. 30. Bill ordered, 45. Pre- 
sented, 130. R. a. 328. See supra, 667; infra, 804. 
Olney. See supra, 208. Openwood Gate. 
See supra, 92. 744. Orkney; For regulating the 
Statute Labour and repairing Roads; Referred, rxxx1x. 
28. Bill ordered, 37. Presented, 152. Petition against, 
435. Time enlarged for Report, 327. 368. Committee 
revived; Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and to 
report on or before a certain Day; 424. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 535. R.A. 539. Orleton. See 
supra, 647.———Oswaldskirk. See infra, 1070. 
Oswestry. See infra, 768.——Otley and Leeds, See 
supra, 603.————745. Otley and Skipton; For repairing 
and improving; Referred, rxxviu. 33. Reported, 154. 
Report read; Leave for Notices; Bill ordered, 162. 
Presented, 162. Petition against, 181. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 295. R. a. 302. Otley and Tad- 
caster. See infra, 920. Otley Bottom. See supra, 
558.———Over. See supra, 467, Over Whitacre. 
See supra, 305. 
































See supra, 502,———Paddle Brook. See 
infra, 988.——Painshill. Sce supra, 468.———Pang- 
born. See supra, 555.———Park Gate. See infra, 
1037.—— Parkhead. See supra, 421. 458. 572. 
Park Lane. See supra, 156. Parkhouse. See 
supra, 459. ———746. Parton and Monkland; For 
repairing; Referred, xxxxt. 71. Bill ordered, 150. Pre- 
sented, 159. R. a. $78.———Pateley Bridge and Knares- 
borough. See supra, 591.———747. Pateley Bridge and 
Grassingtc; For repairing ; Referred, xxxu. 177. Bill 
ordered, 324. Presented, 330. Committed, 349. Peti- 
tions against, 374.379. Not proceeded in.——— Pateley 
Bridge and Ripon. See infra, 797.——748. Pat- 
trington ; For amending and improving ; Referred, txxrx. 
27. Reported, 173. Report read; Leave granted to 
deposit an Estimate ; Bill ordered; 178, Presented, 185. 
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Pattrington—continued. 


Petition against, 246. nr. a. 428. See infra, 941.——— 
Peathill. See infra, 885.———749. Peckham ;-Referred, 
uxxvil. 53. Not proceeded in, For making and main- 
taining ; Referred, txxxvi. 108. Not reported. ——— 
750. Peebles; For more effectually repairing and keeping 
in repair the same, and for making and maintaining certain 
new Roads; Bill ordered, uxxxv. 63. Presented, 144. 
rn. A. 501.——751. Peebles Statute Labour; For the 
regulation thereof, and for repairing the Highways and 
Bridges in that County; Referred, txxxv. 52. Bill 
ordered, 126. Presented, 144. rR. a. 500. Pem- 
broke Ferry. Sce supra, 682.——— 752. Pendleton ; 
For repairing and improving; Referred, uxxx1. 9. Bill 
ordered, 18. Presented, 23. King’s Consent signified, 
and Bill passed, 352. R. a. 878.———Pengate. See 
infra, 1001. ——— Penkridge. See supra, 239. 
Penrith and Brougham. See supra, 212. Penrith 
and Carlisle. See supra, 247.———753. Penrith and 
Cockermouth ; For more effectually amending and keeping 
in repair; Referred, uxx1x. 21. Bill ordered, 32. Pre- 
sented, 51. Rm. a. 165.——_—754. Penryn to Redruth; 
For widening and building a Bridge over the Penryn 
River; Referred, rxxxi1. 206. Bill ordered, 251. Pre- 
sented, 200. x. A. 378.——— Penshurst. See infra, 992. 














——- Pentre Voelas. See supra, 343.——755. Pen- 
northam Bridge; For repairing and maintaining; Re- 
ferred, xxx. 19. Bill ordered, 26. Presented, 35. Rk. A. 
250.———Penzance. See supra, 507.———756. Perry 
Barr and Handsworth; For making; Referred, 
LXXXvI. 168. Bill ordered, 191. Presented, 201. 
R. A. 464. Pershore. See supra, 161, —— 
757. Perth (Military Roads); For maintaining and 
repairing ; Referred, txxv. 166. Bill ordered, 210. Pre- 
sented, 251. R. a. 374. 758. Perth, Kinross and 
Fife; From North Queensferry to the City of Perth and 
to Dunfermline ; Referred, ixxxiv. 56. Bill ordered, 91. 
Presented, 126. R. &amp; 297. 759. Perthshire; For 
maintaining and repairing; Bill ordered, txxxvu. 112. 
Presented, 150. Petition for additional Provision; Re- 
ferred, 173. Report referred to Standing Order Com- 
mittee, 184. That in the case of the Petition for additional 











Provision, the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed | 


with, 207. R.A. 381. See supra, 290, 582; infra, 
778, &amp;e., 882.———760. Peterborough; For repairing 
and amending ; Referred, rxxvint. 25. Bill ordered, 51. 
Presented, 61. R.A. 175. 
cester. See supra, 614.———Peterborough and Lincoln 





Peterborough and Lei- 


Heath. See supra, 628.——761. Peterborough and | 


Wansford; For continuing and enlarging Term and 
Powers of Acts; Referred, rxxxu. 189. Bill ordered, 
279. Presented, 309. R. A. 495,————762. Petersfield 
and Alton; For more effectually repairing and improving 
that Road; Referred, txxx. 79. Bill ordered, 196. Pre- 
sented, 204. Petitions against, 243.291. R. a. 442,——— 
Petersfield and Farnham. See supra, 418. ——— Peters- 
field and Portsmouth. See infra, 771.——Petersfield 
and Winchester. See infra, 1035.———Petworth. See 
supra, 90. 689.———Pickering. See supra, 659. 











763. Pickford Brook to Canwell Gate; Referred, txxxv. | 


76. Billordered,119. Presented, 125. rR. a. 279.——— 
Piercy’s Cross. See supra, 697. 
Pilkington. See supra, 663. 








supra, 271. 








Pinner. Seeinfra, 793. 
repairing the Road from Measham to Fieldon Bridge, and 
other Roads in the Counties of Derby, Leicester and War- 
wick ; Bill ordered, txxxv1. 208. Presented, 211. R. a. 





363.——Pinxton. See supra, 587. 


Pleasley. See 


infra, 811.——Plymouth and Exeter. See supra, 411. 








Plymouth and Modbury. See supra, 692. 
765. Plymouth and Stonehouse; To alter and enlarge 
Term and Powers of Act; Referred, txxv. 26. Reported, 
32. Report read; Leave granted for Notices; Bill or- 
dered; 37. Presented, 115. R. a. 267.———- Plymouth 
and Tavistock. See infra, 925.———766. Pont Blyd- 
dyn; For making a Road from the Mold and Wrexham 
Road to the Ruthin and Wrexham Road; Referred, 
txxvii. 38. Bill ordered, 114. Presented, 118. Rr. a. 
334.——— Pontefract. See supra, 118.——Pontymoil. 
See supra, 61. 593.———767. Poole; To continue, alter 
and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Bill ordered, xct. 
62. Presented, 147. Petition for additional Provision; 
Referred to a Committee, 261. Reported ; Report referred 
to Standing Order Committee; 265. Report, That Par- 


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ties be permitted to introduce such additional Provision, 
and that application be made to Parties claiming interests 
in the Land intended to be taken for that purpose, &amp;c., 286. 
R. A. 392. See supra, 179.——768. Pool and Os- 
nestry ; For more effectually repairing and improving ; 
Referred, txxv. 150. Bill ordered, 171. Presented, 180. 
rR. A, 374. See supra, 179. 695.—— Port Dundas. See 
supra, 432. 769. Port Dundas and Dalgreen 
Bridge; For making and maintaining the said Road, and 
for making several new Pieces of Road to communicate 
therewith ; Referred, xc. 122. Bill ordered, 177. Pre- 
sented, 227. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 302. 348. 415. Petition in favour, 339. Time 
enlarged for Report, 356. 393. 424. Motion, That the 
Committee have Leave to sit on a certain Day during the 
sitting of the House; Ques. Neg. thereupon ; 437. Passed, 
495. Not returned from the Lords. Committee appointed 
to inspect Lords’ Journals, 552. Report, 556. Report on 
Petition for Bill read; another Bill ordered; presented; 
557. Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and to report 
on a certain Day, 577. rR. a. 611.———770. Porth- 
dinllaen ; For amending and improving; Reférred, txx1x. 
54. Billordered, 172. Presented, 183. nr. a. 467.—— 
Portpatrick. See supra, 460.——771. Portsmouth and 
Petersfield ; To continue and amend Acts; Referred, txxvr. 
26. Bill ordered, 70. Presented,74._ Passed, 162. Not 
returned from the Lords. Committee appointed to inspect 
Lords’ Journals, 201. Report to lie on the Table, 207. 
Report on Petition for Bill read; another Bill or- 
dered ; 207. Presented, 211. Rr. a. 384, ———— Possel. 
See supra, 442.———Prescot. See supra, 633. —— 
Presteigne. See infra, 1068.———Preston and Black- 
burn. See supra, 175.———Preston and Burford. See 
supra, 219. 772. Preston and Garstang ; For more 
effectually repairing; Referred, txxvim. 23. Bill ordered, 
61. Presented, 76. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 173. 
R. A. 273.———-Preston and Liverpool. See supra, 634. 
——— Preston and Wigan. See infra, 1026.——773. 
Prestwich and Bury; For more effectually repairing and 
improving; Referred, txxx1v. 37. Bill ordered, 102. 
Presented, 113. RB. a. 221. For repairing and improv- 
ing; Bill ordered, rxxxvu. 85. Presented, 195. Re-com- 
mitted; Leave to Committee to sit and proceed upon a 
certain Day ; 253. Passed, 270. Not returned from the 
Lords. 774. Prestwich and Ratcliffe; For repair- 
ing and improving the Roads from Prestwich to Bury and 
Ratcliffe ; Ordered ; presented ; xxxvi1. 327. Committed ; 
Leave to Committee to sit and proceed upon a certain 
Day; 345. rn. a. 430. See supra, 255.———775. Princes 
Risborough ; To continue and enlarge Term and Powers 
of Acts; Referred, txxvu. 15. Bill ordered, 19. Pre- 
sented, 24. Committee to sit notwithstanding Adjourn- 
ment, 274. R.A. 367. For repairing those Roads; Re- 
ferred, xxx. 46. Bill ordered, 109. Presented, 138. 
Petitions against, 240. Voices, 240. R.a. 359.——_ 
Priory Pill. See supra, 688.——776. Pucklechurch ; 
For repairing and improving the Pucklechurch District of 
Roads; Bill ordered, rxxxvi. 250. Presented, 363. Rr. a. 
517. See supra, 362. Pudsey. See infra, 949. 
——— Pulborough. See infra, 856. 899.——777. Pye- 
combe and Cuckfield; For repairing and improving; Re- 
ferred, txxx1.20. Report referred to the Standing Order 
Committee, 68. Report; Parties to proceed, but that the 
Standing Orders, so far as regards an increase of Tolls, 
ought not to be dispensed with; 87. Bill ordered, 93. 
Presented, 100. kr. a. 198. 

















8. Queensferry; For more effectually repairing and keeping 


in repair; Bill ordered, txxxv. 61. Presented, 137. 
R. A. 501.———779. Queensferry, North; For consoli- 
dating Acts; Referred, txxv1.51. Reported, 70. Report 
read; Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered; 99. Pre- 
sented, 142. Rr. a. 282. See supra, 757, &amp;c. 


780. Radcliffe; For repairing, widening, &amp;c. Road from Rad- 


cliffe to Ainsworth; Referred, xc1. 52. Bill ordered, 107. 
Presented, 114. R. a. 231. Radnor. See supra, 196. 
781. Radnor, Hereford and Merioneth; For 
making and repairing certain Roads; Referred, txxrx. 73. 
Reported, 135. Report read, and re-committed, 144. 
Reported, 148. Report read; Leave granted to give 
Notice and to deposit a Map or Plan, &amp;c.; Bill ordered ; 
154. Presented, 191. rR. a. 451. For making a Road 
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from Velindre Village; Bill ordered, xc. 122. Not pre- 
sented. 782. Radstock ; For more effectually repair- 
ing and otherwise improving; Bill ordered, Lxxxv. 62. 
Presented, 86. Petitions against, 227. R.a. 322.——— 
Ramsgate. See supra, 242; infra, 831. Ramshill. 
See supra, 418.——Ratcliffe. See supra, 774. ——— 
783. Reading and Basingstoke; For more effectually 
making and repairing ; Referred, txxvi1.23. Bill ordered, 
109. Presented, 114. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
263. R. A. 292.———784. Reading and Hatfield; For 
more effectually repairing and improving; Referred, 
Lxxxiv. 57. Bill ordered, 113. Presented, 140. Peti- 
tions against, 266. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 367. 
R. A. 400,———Reading and Twyford. See infra, 963. 
———785. Redbrook to St. Arvan’s, in the County of 
Monmouth; Referred, txx1x.14. Bill ordered,22. Pre- 
sented, 31. Passed, 110. Not returned from the Lords. 
Committee appointed to inspect Lords’ Journals, 135. 
Report, 142. Report on Petition for Bill read; another 
Bill ordered; 142. Presented, 154. R. a. 278, ——— 
Redburn Bridge. See supra, 461.——786. Redcross ; 
For maintaining ; Bill ordered, txxxv.79. Presented, 120. 
R. A. 355.———787. Redhouse and Weeland; For im- 
proving; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 292. Presented, 339. 
Petitions against, 370. R. a. 464. Redrow. See 
infra, 885.———Redruth. See supra, 754. Reeth. 
See infra, 794. Reigate. See supra, 321.——— 
788. Renfrewshire; To explain and amend Act; Re- 
ferred, xxv. 129. Reported, 156. Report read; Leave 
granted for Notices; Bill ordered; 166. Presented, 248. 
Time enlarged for Committee to report, 334. R. a. 456. 
To amend and continue Acts; Referred, Lxx1x. 43. 
Billordered, 100. Presented,191. Petitions against, 317. 
341. 352. Voices given, 318. Time enlarged for Com- 
mittee to report, 403. Bill passed, 451. Not returned 
Srom the Lords. Another Petition presented; Re- 
ferred, xxx. 15. Bill ordered,28. Presented, 191. Pe- 
titions against, 215. 313. 362. Petition in favour, 313. 
Voices given, 362. R.A. 519.———789. Renfrewshire, 
Greenock and Kelly Bridge ; For renewing and extending 
the Term of Acts; Bill ordered, txxxvur. 107. Presented, 
209. Timeenlarged for Report, 405. Further enlarged, 
430. 449. R. a. 599. Retford, East, and Gains- 
borough. See supra, 440. 790. Retford, East, and 
Littleborough Ferry; For amending, widening, and re- 
pairing; Referred, .xx1x. 60. Bill ordered, 135. Pre- 
sented, 194. R. A. 370.——— Retford, East, and Worksop. 
See infra, 1055. 791. Rhayader to Llangerrig ; 
Referred, txxx1v. 31. Bill ordered, 46. Presented, 53. 
R. A. 158. Rhyd-y-Blew. See supra, 683.——— 
792. Richmond and Lancaster; For maintaining ; Re- 
ferred, Lxxx1. 58. Bill ordered, 143. Presented, 151. pr. a. 
325.———793. Richmond and Reeth; For making and 
maintaining Turnpike, &amp;c.; Referred, xcr. 62. Bill ordered, 
68. Presented, 74. Bill passed by the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 254. Message to the Lords, to acquaint them that 
the Bill had by mistake been returned to their Lordships, 
and to request that the Bill and Amendments may be sent 
back, 274. Bill and Amendments brought back, 275. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 275. R. a. 281. 
Rickmansworth. See infra, 794. ——— 794. Richmers- 
worth; For more effectually repairing; Bill ordered, 
LXxXxv. 29. Presented, 125. Petitions against, 199. Time 
enlarged for Committee to report, 379. Rr. a. 501.——— 
795. Ridghill and Holehouse ; From Ridghill and Lanes in 
Ashton-under-Lyme to Holehouse, in Saddleworth; Re- 
ferred, uxxx1. 14. Report referred to the Standing Order 
Committee, 36. Report; Parties to proceed; 57. Bill 
ordered, 79. Presented, 83. R. a. 198,———796. Ring- 
mer and Hurst Green; For more effectually repairing and 
improving; Bill ordered, utxxxv. 58. Presented, 143. 
rR. A. 500.———797. Ripon and Pateley Bridge; To 
enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, txxvi. 36. 
Bill ordered, 70. Presented, 95. R. a. 200. See supra, 
591.———Ripponden. See supra, 743. 
See supra, 775. 
supra, 122. 









































Risborough. 
Riseham Hedge Corner. See 
Riverhill. See supra, 417. —— 
Rocester. See supra, 268 ; infra, 970.——798. Roch- 
dale; To enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, 
uxxx. 51. Bill ordered, 137. Presented, 153. Petition 
against, 231. Instruction to Committee to consolidate the 
Rochdale and Burnley Road Bill with this Bill, 281. r. a. 
519.———799. Rochdale and Burnley; For repairing 








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that Road; Referred, rxxx. 75. Bill ordered, 137. Pre- 
sented, 178. Petition against; Voices; 272. Instruction 
to Committee to consolidate this Bill with the above Bill, 
231, ———— 800. Rochdale and Burnley Roads; For 
repairing, maintaining and improving the Road from 
Rochdale to Burnley, and for making, repairing and 
maintaining other Roads communicating therewith; Bill 
ordered, xc. 39. Presented, 88. rR. a. 202. 
801. Rochdale and Bury; For repairing; Referred, 
Lxxxu. 213. Bill ordered, 319. Presented, 330. k. a. 
495. For enlarging Term of Acts; Referred, txxxiv. 71. 
Not proceeded in. 802. Rochdale and Ealand ; 
For enlarging Powers and Term of Acts; Bill ordered, 
xct. 57. Presented, 78. Petitions against, referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 116, 117. R.A. 231. 803. Roch- 
dale and Edenfield; For more effectually repairing and 
improving; and Bill ordered, txxxvut. 102. Presented, 
174. Petition against, 400. R. a. 470.———804, Roch- 
dale to Oldham ; For making a Road; Referred, txxx. 75. 
Bill ordered, 137. Presented, 178. Petitions against, 215. 
256. Passed, 313. Not returned from the Lords.——— 
805. Rochester and Maidstone ; To continue and enlarge 
Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, rxxv. 117. Bill 
ordered, 166. Presented, 177. Re-committed, 250. 
Leave to Committee to sit and report, 251. Leave to 
Committee to report on a certain Day, 268. Petition 
against; Voices given; 251. R. a. 423. Rock 
Ferry House. See supra, 574. ———806. Rockingham ; 
To continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Bill 
ordered, xc. 124. Presented, 150. R. a. 334, Rol- 
bright Lane. See infra, 1046. Romford. See infra, 
945.———807. Romsey and Stockbridge ; For repairing ; 
Referred, cxxxu. 74. Bill ordered, 110. Presented, 319. 
R. A. 495. Romsey and Winchester. See infra, 1036. 
808. Ross-shire; For continuing and enlarging 
Term and Powers of Act; Referred, txxx. 26. Bill 
ordered, 153. Petitions against, 211. 361. 385. 395. Bill 
presented, 234. Petition in favour, 378. R.a. 519. 
To amend Acts; Referred, txxxu1. 48. Bill ordered, 166. 
Presented, 173. Petition against, 302. . a. 449,——— 
809. Ross, Aberyavenny and Hay; For repairing and 
improving; Referred, txxxviu. 107. Order for referring 
Petition discharged; Bill ordered, 209. Presented, 210. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 391. R. a. 405,———-8 10. 
Rotherham; For altering and improving; Bill ordered, 
Lxxxv. 76. Presented, 102. Rr. a. 500.—— Rotherham 
and Barnby Moor. See supra, 114. ——— Rotherham 
and Bawtry. See supra, 133.——811. Rotherham 
and Pleasley ; For amending and maintaining; Referred, 
Lxxx1. 42. Bill ordered, 98. Presented, 119. Rr. a. 326. 
——812. Rotherham and Swinton; For amending, 
repairing and maintaining; Referred, txxxu. 148. Bill 
ordered, 228. Presented, 290. R. a. 495. 813. 
Retherham and Tankersley ; For repairing and amending 
those Roads; Referred, txxx. 81. Bill ordered, 203. 
Presented, 218. nr. A. 360.———Roundhay. See supra, 
604.——Rowberrow Hill. See supra, 260,———814. 
Rowde Ford; For Provision in the Devizes Road Bill; 
Referred to the Committee on the Devizes Road, ixxv. 
142. See supra, 347. ———815. Roxburgh and Berwick ; 
For making and amending; Referred, txxxim. 44. Bill 
ordered, 69. Presented, 167. Rr. a. 449. See supra, 146. 
———- Roxburgh and Dumfries. See supra, 377.—— 
Roxburgh, Dumfries and Selkirk. See supra, 378. ——— 
816. Roxburgh and Elsdon; For repealing Acts and 
granting further and more effectual Powers; Referred, 
yxxxiv. 67. Not proceeded in.———817. Roxburgh; 
For more effectually repairing, amending and maintaining 
certain Roads in the County of Roxburgh, and other Roads 
connected therewith; Bill ordered, xcu. 153. Order of 
Leave for Bill discharged; another Bill ordered; 188. 
Presented, 188. Rr. A. 450.———818. Roxburgh and 
Mertoun Bridge; For continuing the Term and altering 
andenlarging the Powers and Provisions of Act; Referred 
to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, 
xcu. 50. Bill ordered, 153. See Bridges, 56. Petition 
again read; Bill ordered, 153. See supra, 817.——— 
819. Royston; To continue and amend Act; Referred, 
Lxxvul. 55. Reported, 84. Report read; Leave granted 
for Notices; Bill ordered; 88. Presented, 112. R. a. 
293. For more effectually repairing; Bill ordered» 
LXxxvi. 39. Presented, 131. rR. a. 471. See supra, 
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Rugby—continued. 
Referred, txxvi. 48. Billordered, 102. Presented, 154. 





Voices given, 267. R. a. 335. For repairing; Referred, 
Lxxx. 31. Billordered, 153. Presented, 168. Petitions 
against, 184. 188. 203. R. a. 376.———821. Rugby and 
Hinckley ; For more effectually repairing; Bill ordered, 
Lxxxvil. 49. Presented, 194. R.A. 471. ——— 822. 
Rugby and Warwick; For repairing; Bill ordered, 
LXXXvI. 317. Presented, 412. Committed, 434. Not 
proceeded in. Again ordered, Lxxxvi. 561. Presented, 
580. Committed, 608. Not proceeded in.———823. 
Rugeley to Alrewas; Referred, vxx1x. 58. Bill ordered, 
81. Presented, 119. Rr. A. 300.——824. Rugeley and 
Stone ; To continue Term and alter and enlarge Powers 
of Act; To increase Tolls, &amp;c.; Bill ordered, txxxrx. 38. 
Presented, 61. Rr. a. 321.——Ruscombe. See infra, 963. 
———-825. Ruthin and Denbigh; To continue and en- 
large Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, ixxvit. 37. 
Bill ordered, 106. Presented, 110. Rr. a. 267.——— 
826. Ruthin and Mold; To continue and enlarge Term 
and Powers of Acts; Referred, txxvu. 24. Bill ordered, 
79. Presented, 83. Rr. a. 267. Ruthin and Pont 
Blydden. See supra, 766.———Rye. See Docks, 102; 
supra, 427.———827. Saddleworth; For repairing and 
improving; Referred, xxx. 221. Bill ordered, 308. 
Presented, 324. rR. a. 495. See supra, 113. 795.——— 
Saffron Walden. See supra, 227.—— Salford and 
Warrington. See supra, 662. ———— Salisbury. See 
supra, 807.———828. Saltash; For more effectually 
amending and improving; Referred, txxvi. 24. Bill 
ordered, 31. Presented,61. rR. a. 158. For more 
effectually repairing and improving; Bill ordered, 
Lxxxvi. 80. Presented, 107. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 217. R. A. 238.———Salter’s Brook. See 
supra, 354. 668.———Saltfleet. See supra, 744.——— 
Saltney. See supra, 428.——— 829. Sandbach; For 
amending, widening and maintaining; Referred, xc. 106. 
Bill ordered, 216. Presented, 228. Rr. a. 347. 830. 
Sandon and Bullock Smithy ; For amending, repairing 
and maintaining; Referred, rxx1x. 51. Bill ordered, 114. 
Presented, 129. Petition against, 179. R.A. 277. 
For amending Act, so far as relates to the Macclesfield 
District; Referred, txxx1. 23. Bill ordered, 34.  Pre- 
sented, 45. R.A. 198.———Sandon and Stafford. See 
infra, 875.———Sandwich and Canterbury. See supra, 
243.——831. Sandwich to Margate and Ramsgate ; 
Referred, txxxu1. 49. Bill ordered, 86. Presented, 164. 
R. A. 376.———Scarborough. See infra, 1071.—— 
832. Scartho and Hollowgate Head; For repairing and 
improving; Referred, txx1x.27. Bill ordered, 136. Pre- 
sented, 161. Petitions against, 58. 221. Voices given, 
229. R. A. 370.-——- 833. Scole Bridge and Bury St. 
Edmund’s; For repairing; Referred, txxxu1. 39. Bill 
ordered, 135. Presented, 148. Rr. a. 375.———Scole 
Bridge and Norwich. See supra, 732.——WScotswood. 
See Bridyes, 68.———834. Sedburgh; For repairing; 
Referred, rxxx1. 66. Bill ordered, 132. Order of Leave 
for Bill discharged; another Bill ordered; presented ; 
143. R.A. 325. ———Sedgefield. See supra, 388. 
Sedlescombe. See supra, 619. ——— 835. Seend Street 
and Box; For more effectually amending; Referred, 
rxxvi. 46. Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 136. n. a. 302. 
———- Selby and Bantry. See supra, 134. Selby and 
Doncaster. See supra, 356.——836. Selby and Leeds ; 
For amending; Referred, txxv. 144. Bill ordered, 167. 
Presented, 257. R. A. 423,————-837. Selby Ferry, §c., 
Road; To continue Term and Powers of Acts; Bill or- 
dered, txxxix. 36. Not presented.——838. Selkirh- 
shire; For repairing; Referred, txxxiu. 39. Bill ordered, 
135. Presented, 148. R. a. 449. To alter, amend and 
enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; to alter or increase 
Tolls, &amp;c.; Bill ordered, txxxix. 36. Presented, 102. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 358. R. a. 399. See 
supra, 378.———Sevenoaks and Dartford. See supra, 
333.———839. Sevenoaks and Woodsgate; To continue 
Term and Powers of Act; Referred, xc. 79. Order for 
referring Petition to a Committee discharged ; Bill ordered ; 
221. Presented, 221. rp. a. 419. For amending Act for 
repairing ; Referred, xcu. 53. Report referred to the Stand- 
ing Order Committee, 72. Report; Parties to proceed on 
giving Notices in Newspapers, &amp;c.; 76. Bill ordered, 182. 
Presented, 182. R. A. 281.———-840. Shaftesbury to 
Brook; For making a Turnpike Road from Cann, St. 
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Shaftesbury to Brook—continued. 
Bramshaw; Referred, txxxvu. 123. Bill ordered, 181. 
Presented, 143. Petitions against, 234. Petitions in 
favour, 270.277. R.A.332.———841. Shaftesbury and 
Sherborne; For amending and keeping in Repair; Re- 
ferred, txxvir. 48. Bill ordered, 75. Presented, 116. 
R. A. 292. —————-842.  Shaldon and Torquay; For more 
effectually repairing and improving those Roads; Refer- 
red, txxx. 67. Bill ordered, 178. Presented, 197. R.a. 
442. See infra, 950.——843. Shankill to Waterford ; 
For repairing ; Bill ordered, txxxvu.42. Presented, 207. 
R. A. 331. ———- 844. Shawbury ; Forbetter maintaining the 
same; Bill ordered, txxxvu. 51. Presented, 95. Rk. a. 362. 

Sheepscar. See supra, 173. Sheet Bridge. See 

supra, 580. 686. 771.———Sheffield and Bawtry. See 
supra, 135.———845. Sheffield, Little and Dore; For 
repealing Acts for repairing the same, and for consolidating 
certain Trusts; Referred, txxx. 76. Bill ordered, 177. 
Presented, 195. R. a. 519. 846. Sheffield and 
Glossup; To continue and render more effectual Act; 
Referred, txxvit. 54. Not proceeded in. For more 
effectually repairing and improving that Road ; Referred, 
Lxxx. 34. Bill ordered, 195. Presented, 216. Petitions 

-against, 284. 336. R. a. 442.———847. Sheffield and 

Halifax Road; For widening and improving that Road 

so far as relates to the Third District of the same, and for 

diverting the said District, and making a Branch there- 
from; Bill ordered, xcu. 61. Presented, 150. Petition 

against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 181. R. a. 337. 

See supra, 495.———848. Sheffield and Mosbrough; To 

continue and amend Acts; Referred, uxxvi. 56. Bill 

ordered, 120. Presented, 149. R. a. 310. 849. 

Sheffield and Tinsley; For repealing such parts of the 

several Acts as relate to the Road from Tinsley to 

Sheffield, and to all other Roads in the Township of 

Tinsley, and for making the said Road Turnpike; Referred, 

xcr. 60. Bill ordered, 117. Presented, 145. Petitions 

against, 243, 249. 256. Petitions in favour, 256. Second 

Reading put off for Six Months, 256.———850. Sheffield 

and Wakefield; For repairing; Bill ordered, txxxv. 65. 

Presented, 130. R. a. 272. For continuing and amend- 

ing Acts; Bill ordered, xc1. 15. Presented, 203. Peti- 

tions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 256. 285. 

R. A. 394.———Shelford. See supra, 786.—— Shelton. 

See supra, 328.———Shenstone. See supra, 162.——— 

851. Shepley Lane Head to Barnsley; Referred, txx1x. 

75. Reported, 79. Report read; Leave granted to give 

Notice of depositing a Plan; Billordered; 97. Presented, 

101. Petitions in favour, 342, Petitions against, 342. 

350. Voices given, 350. Bill passed, 393. Not returned 

Jrom the Lords. Committee appointed to inspect Lords’ 

Journals, 435. Report, 448. Report on Petition for Bill 

read; Bill ordered; 449. Presented, 449. R.a. 503. 

For making that Road, with certain other Branches ; Re- 

ferred, txxx. 81. Another Petition referred to the same 

Committee, 109. Bill ordered, 155. Presented, 177. 

Petition against, 349. Petition respecting the Stand- 

ing Orders; Referred, 383. Rr. a. 519. For mak- 

ing that Road and certain other Branches; Referred, 

Lxxx. 81. Order for referring Petition to a Committee 

discharged; Petition referred to the Committee on the 

above Petition; 109.———Shepton Lane. See supra, 

271. ———— Sherborne. See supra, 841, ——— Sherril 

Heath. See supra, 414.———852. Shields, North; To 

continue and amend Acts; Referred, txxv. 146. Bill 

ordered, 234. Presented, 256. nr. a. 423. For repair- 
ing Road to Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Bill ordered, txxxvr. 

298. Presented, 400. Committed, 418. Not proceeded 

in. Again ordered, uxxxvi. 540. Presented, 546. 

Petition against, 672. Time enlarged for Report, 685. 

R. A. 826. See supra, 712.———853. Shields, South, 

to Boldon; Referred, txxx1. 54. Bill ordered, 80. Pre- 

sented, 90. R. A. 198.———854. Shiffnall; For main- 
taining and improving Roads; Referred, txxx. 83. Bill 
ordered, 126. Presented, 167. R.a. 519. See supra, 

198.———855. Shillingford; For repairing; Referred, 

Lxxxil, 13, Bill ordered, 163. Presented, 203. nr. a. 

378.———856. Shipley; From Marehill in the Parish 

of Pulborough, through Shipley; Referred, txxix. 55. 

Reported, 70. Report read; Leave granted for Notices ; 

Billordered; 104. Presented, 124. Rr. a. 233.———857. 

Shipley to Bramley; Referred, rxxx1. 71. Bill ordered, 

134. Presented, 157. Petition against, 203. r. a. 377. 

Shoreditch. See supra, 488.——Shoreham. See 

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Bridges, 69; supra, 204. 543. Shotley. See supra, 
446. Shotley Bridge. See supra, 389.——Shotts and 
Glasgow. See supra, 462. 858. Shotts Road 
and Hamilton Bridge; To alter, amend and enlarge 
Powers of Acts; Bill ordered, xcr1. 32. Order of 
Leave for Bill read and discharged; Petition referred; 
40. Bill ordered, 144. Presented, 216. kr. a. 618. 
Shotts and Wilsontown. See infra, 1030,—— 
859. Shrewsbury; To continue and enlarge Term and 
Powers of Acts; Referred, rxxvr1. 48. Bill ordered, 69. 
Presented, 147. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 
266. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 422. R. a. 425. 
For more effectually repairing; Referred, rxxvit. 38. 
Bill ordered, 99. Presented, 112. r. a. 267. For im- 
proving and maintaining the Shrewsbury District of the 
Watling Street Road ; Referred, rxxxrv. 22. Bill ordered, 
27. Presented, 47. Re-committed, 223. r.a.328. See 
supra, 54. 537; infra, 991.———Sinfin Moor. See 
Drainages, 29.———Shibbereen. See supra, 303,——— 
860. Skipton to Clitheroe ; For repairing and improving ; 
Referred, txxvi. 38. Bill ordered, 126. Presented, 134. 
R. A. 282,————861. Shipton to Colne; For repairing 
and improving; Referred, txxviu. 55. Bill ordered, 85. 
Presented, 102. Time enlarged for Report, 284. Rp. a. 
400,———862. Skipton and Knaresborough ; To continue 
and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, txxvi. 26. 
Bill ordered, 113. Presented, 134. r. a. 237.———— Shipton 
and Otley. See supra,745.——Slough. See supra, 387. 
——- Slug. See supra, 339.——Smalley Common. See 
supra, 192. 863. Smithfield, East ; To continue and 
amend Acts; Referred, txxxvu. 112. Bill ordered, 167. 
Presented, 170. Petition against, 184. Bill not proceeded 
in. Another Petition; Referred, txxx1x.44. Bill or- 
dered, 112. Presented, 119. Petitions against, 133. 153. 
164. 181. 268, 322. Petitions in favour, 322. Second 
Reading put off for Six Months, 323.——To revive, con- 
tinue and amend Term and Provisions of Acts; Referred, 
xc. 106. Petition of Directors of the Thames Tunnel 
Company against the Application, 227. Not proceeded in. 
———Somerton. See supra, 675.———864. Southam; 
To continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; 
Referred, txxvi1-28. Bill ordered, 83. Presented, 111. 
Petition against, 253. Rr. a. 367.———Southampton. See 
infra, 1019.———Southgate, Lynn. See supra, 651.—— 
South Town. See supra, 557; infra, 1067.———865. 
Southwark Bridge; To alter and amend Acts; Referred, 
rxxv. 202. Additional Petition; Referred, 222. Bill 
ordered, 233. Presented,247. R. a, 422. To authorize 
the Relinquishment of the Management of a Road set out 
by the Southwark Bridge Company to the Trustees of the 
Surrey and Sussex Roads; Referred, uxxxim. 10. Bill 
ordered, 17. Presented, 39. Petition against, 94. R. a. 
449, For granting Powers to the Trustees of the Great 
Dover Street Road; Referred, txxxiv. 26. Bill ordered, 
41. Presented, 88. nr. a. 355. See infra, 913.—— — 
Southwell. See supra, 597. ———866. Spalding; For main- 
taining and repairing; Referred, txxvi. 37. Bill ordered, 
99. Presented, 118. R. 4. 282. For repairing ; Referred, 
Lxxxt1. 137. Bill ordered, 163. Presented, 177. Petition 
for additional Provision; Referred, 204. Report referred 
to the Standing Order Committee, 225. Report, That the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 243. 
R.A. 495.———-867. Spalding, High Bridge and Don- 
ington; For repairing; Referred, uxxx1. 23. Report 
referred to the Standing Order Committee, 29. Report; 
Parties to proceed; 42. Bill ordered, 100. Presented, 
104. RB. A. 326.———-868. Spann Smithy; For improv- 
ing and keeping in repair; Referred, uxxix. 72. Bill 
ordered, 124. Presented, 129. R. A. 278.———869. 
Spann Smithy and Northwich; For more effectually re- 
pairing and widening ; Referred, txxvir. 44. Bill ordered, 
63. Presented, 110. R. a. 267. 870. Sparrows 
Herne and Walton; For more effectually repairing ; 
Referred, txxvin. 47. Reported, 124. Report read ; 
Leave for Notices, and to deposit Plans, &amp;c. ; Bill ordered ; 
130. Presented, 154. Petitions against, 231. 263. Rr. a. 
335.———Spath. See infra, 969.———871. Speenham- 
land and Marlborough; To enlarge the Term and Powers 
of Act; Referred, rxxv1.54. Bill ordered, 95. Presented, 
146. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 278. Not 
proceeded in. For repairing; Referred, txxx1r. 203. 
Bill ordered, 308. Presented, 324. Rr. a. 495.———872. 
Spernal Ash to Birmingham ; For repairing ; Referred, 
Lxxxt. 80. Bill ordered, 168. Presented, 174. R. a. 






































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334.——- Spey River. See supra, 399. 873. 
Spittlegate and Bridge End; For repairing that Road ; 
Referred, rxxx. 15. Bill ordered, 20. Presented, 31. 
R. A. 360. ———— 874. Stafford and Eccleshall; For 
amending and maintaining; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 276. 
Presented, 294. R.A. 464.——-875. Stafford and San- 
don; For amending and repairing; Referred, txx1x. 32. 
Bill ordered, 104. Presented, 129. rR. a. 370,——- 
Stafford and Stone. See infra, 896. 876. Stafford 
and Uttoxeter ; Tocontinue and enlarge Term and Powers 
of Acts; Bill ordered, txxxrx. 32. Presented, 152. Rr. a. 
399.———Staindrop. See Bridges, 82. Stainforth 
and Booth Ferry. See supra, 352. ———Stainingley. See 
supra, 605.———Stainton. See supra, 688.———Staley. 
See supra, 481.———877. Stamford; For more effec- 
tually repairing and improving ; Bill ordered, txxxv. 80. 
Presented, 126. R. a. 501. See supra, 340; infra, 984. 
Stamford Hill. See supra, 488.———Stanhope. 
See supra, 640.———878. Staplecross; For more effec- 
tually repairing ; Referred, txxvin. 45. Bill ordered, 62. 
Presented, 152. R. a. 335. Starcross. See infra, 
927.———879. Staughton, Great; For more effectually 
repairing ; Referred, txxvut. 36. Bill ordered, 152. Pre- 
sented, 160. R.A. 352.———880. Stevenage and Big- 
gleswade; For repairing, maintaining and improving; 
Bill ordered, .txxxvu. 28. Presented, 187. R. a. 
362,———Steyning. See supra, 544. ———881. Stir- 
ling; For making and repairing; Bill ordered, txxxvt. 
268. Presented, 320. Petitions against, 443. 453. 
Not proceeded in. Again ordered, uxxxvi. 545. Pre- 
sented, 560. R. &amp;. 717.——~—882. Stirling, Dumbar- 
ton, Lanark and Perth; For more effectually repairing 
and maintaining; Referred, txxv. 112. Bill ordered, 
127. Presented, 135. R.A. 423.———-883. Stirling and 
Drymen Bridge; For altering and maintaining ; Referred, 
Lxxx11. 171. Bill ordered, 242. Presented, 313. Peti- 
tion against, 419. Rp. a. 558. 884. Stirling; From 
Linlithgow to Stirling ; To repeal Act, and for other pur- 
poses; Referred, rxxxu. 171. Bill ordered, 251. Not 
proceeded in. Another Petition; Referred, txxxrv. 38. 
Bill ordered, 91. Presented, 127. Rr. a. 297,———885. 
Stirling; From Redrow to Carmuir; Referred, txxvut. 
56. Reported, 124. Report read; Leave for Notices, and 
to deposit Plan, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 131. Presented, 161. 
Petition for Provision; Referred to a Committee, 283. Re- 
ported, 308. Report read; Leave to deposit Lists; In- 
struction accordingly; 317. Time enlarged for Committee 
to report, 283. 317. 340. R. a. 400. For amending 
above Act; Referred, txxxu. 171. Bill ordered, 242. 
Presented, 313. Petition against, 419. R. a. 558.——— 
886. Stirlingshire Roads and Bridge; For continuing 
the Term and altering and enlarging the Powers of several 
Acts for more effectually repairing several Roads in the 
Counties of Stirling, Dumbarton, Lanark and Perth; for 
amending Roads in the County of Stirling, and for erecting 
and maintaining a Bridge over Gonachan Glen and Burn; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills, xcu. 53. Bill ordered, 182. Not presented. See 
supra, 442, 589.———887. Stockbridge and Winchester ; 
For repairing and improving ; Referred, uxxvim. 44. Bill 
ordered, 88. Presented, 94. Petition against, 120, 
Voices given, 126. R. a. 273. See supra, 807.———- 
888. Stock Gaylard and Buckland Newton ; For making 
and maintaining; Referred, txxx1. 64. Not proceeded in. 
———889. Stockhershead; Referred, txxxiv. 7. Bill 
ordered, 76. Presented, 80. Rr. a. 221.———890. Stock- 
port; For more effectually repairing and improving ; 
Referred, rxxx. 19. Bill ordered, 34. Presented, 47. R. a. 
297.———Stockport and Buxton. See supra, 230.——— 
891. Stockport and Marple Bridge; For more effectually 
repairing and improving; Referred, xxxvu. 28. Bill or- 
dered, 37. Presented, 43. Rr. A. 172.————Stockport and 
Thornset. See infra, 943.———892. Stockport and 
Warrington; Referred, txxv. 121. Bill ordered, 223. 
Presented, 227. R. a. 342. ————893. Stockton-upon- 
Tees and Barnard Castle ; For repairing that Road ; Re- 
ferred, txxx. 13. Bill ordered, 113. ‘Presented, 131. 
p. a. 251. See supra, 388.———Stoke. See supra, 70. 
——894, Stokeferry; For repairing; Bill ordered, 
Lxxxvul. 43. Presented, 176. R. a. 381. See supra, 
651.———Stokenchurch and Beaconsfield. See supra, 138. 
————895. Stokenchurch and New Woodstock; For re- 
pairing; Referred, uxx1x. 22, Reported, 58. Report 
read; Leave granted to deposit Plan and Book of Re- 


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ference; Bill ordered; 72. Presented, 119. Re-commit- 
ted ; Committee to sit, and proceed on a certain Day ; 335. 
R. A. 451.———Stone. See supra, 824. ———896. Stone 
and Stafford; For amending and maintaining; Referred, 
Lxx1x. 32. Bill ordered, 105. Presented, 129. R.A. 
370. For improving ; Bill ordered, txxxv1.276. Pre- 
sented, 294. R. A. 464.———Stonebridge. See supra, 
163. 380.——Stone Dale. See infra, 1072. 897. 
Stonehaven ; To enlarge Term and Powers of Act; Re- 
ferred, uxxv. 112. Bill ordered, 128. Presented, 135. 
Petitions against, 224.234. Voices given, 234. Rr. a. 342. 
See supra, 572.———Stonehouse. See supra, 765.——— 
Stony Stanton. See supra, 306.——898. Stonnal; 
For more effectually repairing; Referred, txxvimt. 32. 
Bill ordered, 110. Presented, 118. Lords’ Amendment 
agreed to, 411. R. A. 433. Stony Stratford. See 
supra, 529.———899. Stopham Bridge and Pulborough ; 
For repairing; Bill ordered, txxxv1. 236. Presented, 241. 
R. A. 464. ———900. Storrington; For more effectually 
repairing; Bill ordered, txxxvin. 48. Presented, 146. 
Petitions against, 169. 217. 219. 294. Petitions in favour, 
356. R.A. 470.——-901. Stourbridge; For amending 
and keeping in repair; Referred, txxvi. 42. Bill ordered, 
103. Presented, 134. Petitions against, 183. 235. 
Voices given, 183. Bill re-committed, 235. Rr. a. 384. 
—— Stowe Hill. See supra, 52. —— Stowey. See 
supra, 690.———902. Stowe-on-the-Wold; For amending 
and maintaining; Referred, txx1x. 17. Bill ordered, 35. 
Presented, 44. BR. A. 202,———903. Stratford-upon- 
Avon; For repairing; Referred, txxvi. 21. Bill ordered, 
57. Presented, 67. Bill read the Third Time; Further 
Proceedings upon Third Reading adjourned; 178. Re- 
sumed, and Bill passed, 183. Rr. a. 200. See supra, 
164. Stratford and Wellesbourn. See infra, 995. 
———904. Stratford, Old, and Dunchurch; For con- 
tinuing and amending Acts; Referred, txxvirt. 28. Bill 
ordered, 100. Presented, 107. rR. A. 367,————905. 
Stratford, Old, and Long Compton ; For repairing the 
same; Referred to Standing Order Committee; itxxx. 
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Committee discharged; Petition referred to a Com- 


mittee; 65. Report referred to Standing Order Com- 
mittee, 100. Report; Parties to proceed; 122. Bill 
ordered, 122. Presented, 222. rR. a. 510.——Strat- 
ford, Old, and Hardingstone. See supra, 497. 
Streetway. See supra, 370.———Stretford. See supra, 
320.———Stretford Bridge. See supra, 180.——906. 
Stretford and Manchester ; For maintaining; Bill ordered, 
Lxxxvi. 126. Presented, 131. rR. a. 363.— —WStrood. 
See supra, 657.———907. Stroud to Bisley; Referred, 
txxvul. 54. Bill ordered, 92. Presented, 94. rR. a. 273. 
Stroud, Caincross and Minchinhampton. See supra, 
Stubbing Edge Lane. See supra, 669.——— 
Stump Cross. See supra, 500.718. 908. Sudbrook ; 
To enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, txxv1. 26. 
Bill ordered, 47. Presented, 54. R. a. 200.——909. 
Sudbury and Bury St. Edmund’s; For repairing ; Re- 
ferred, Lxxx1.19. Bill ordered, 80. Presented, 91. R.A. 
378. See supra, 94.——Sudbury Common. See supra, 
793.——910. Sudden Bridge and Bury; For repair- 
ing and maintaining; Bill ordered, txxxviu. 31. Pre- 
sented, 40. R. A. 238. ———911. Sunderland; For 
repairing and improving the Road from Sunderland-near- 
the-Sea to Durham; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 323. Pre- 
sented, 400. Committed, 442. Not proceeded in. 
Again ordered, txxxvi. 567. Presented, 613. nk. a. 777. 
912. Sunning and Windsor; To continue and 
enlarge Term and Powers of Act; Referred, ixxvut. 24. 
Bill ordered, 99. Presented, 107. Rr. a. 367.———913. 
Surrey ; For more effectually amending; Referred, xxvii. 
40. Reported, 62. Report read; Leave granted for 
Notices; Bill ordered; 76. Presented, 115. Petition 
against, 142. 166. 255.270. Time enlarged for Committee 
to report, 276. 303. Voices given, 276. Bill re-com- 
mitted ; Committee to sit and to report on a certain Day ; 
325. Bill passed, 355. Not returned from the Lords. 
Committee appointed to inspect Lords’ Journals, 373. 
Report, 375. Report on Petition for Bill read, and another 
Bill ordered, 375. Presented, 383. Petitions against, 
391. 410. Voices given, 416. Petition respecting the 
Standing Orders ; Referred, 431. Reported, 439. R. a. 
471. For explaining and amending above Act; Re- 
ferred, txxxm. 6. Bill ordered, 10. Presented, 13. 








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Committed,25. Petitions against, 150. Not proceeded in. 
See supra, 865.———914. Surrey and Sussex; For 
Leave to present a Petition for a Bill to alter and amend 
Acts; Referred, txxvimt. 158. Reported; Leave given; 
Petition presented, and referred, 170. Leave; granted for 
Notices; Bill ordered; 176. Presented, 189. Not 
proceeded in. For amending; Referred, txxxiu. 40. 
Bill ordered, 89. Presented, 174. Petition for addi- 
tional Provision; Referred, 220. Reported ; Instruction 
for Provision accordingly ; 234. Bill re-committed, 331. 
Petitions against, 332. 388. 392. R. a. 535. For 
repealing and amending Acts; Bill ordered, xc. 80. 
Presented, 221. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 246. 257. 278. 309. Committed, 246. Not pro- 
ceeded in. ——— Sussex. See supra, 914. ——~915. 
Sutherland Statute Labour; For more effectually con- 
verting the same into Money; Referred, txxv1. 25. Bill 
ordered, 107. Presented, 112. nr. a. 237.———Swaffham. 
See supra, 733.——~Swathling. See supra, 414. ——— 
Swerford Heath. See infra, 1042.——916. Swindon; 
For more effectually repairing; Bill ordered, txxxviut. 49. 
Presented, 158. R. A. 471.———Swindon and Burford. 
See supra, 220. 917. Swindon and Marlborough ; 
To continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Act; Re- 
ferred, xxv. 149. Reported, 177. Report read; Leave 
granted for Notices; Bill ordered; 201. Presented, 227. 
R. A. 423. To enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Re- 
ferred, uxxvi. 54. Bill ordered, 95. Presented, 146. 
R. A. 425. To enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; 
Referred, rxxx1. 74. Bill ordered, 128. Presented, 132. 
R. A. 378. For repairing, txxxvi. 122. Bill ordered, 
123. R.A. 430. To continue and enlarge Acts; Bill 
ordered, xcr. 50. Presented, 208. Passed by the Lords 
with Amendments, 500. Agreed to, 504, R. a. 535. 
918. Srwineshead; From Cross Gates to Fosdyke; Re- 
ferred, uxxx1. 14. Bill ordered, 94. Presented, 100. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 289. R. a. 326,——_— 
Swinton. See supra, 812.———Symondshall. See infra, 
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Tabley, Nether. See supra, 654.———919. Tadcaster 


Bridge ; For repairing, maintaining and improving; Bill 
ordered, Lxxxvir. 98. Presented, 210. rR. a. 470.——_— 
Tadcaster and Doncaster. See supra, 355. 920. 
Tadcaster and Otley ; To continue and enlarge Term and 
Powers of Acts; Referred, txxvi. 14. Bill ordered, 22. 
Presented, 37. R. a. 103.———Talk. See supra, 868. 
921. Tamworth to Ashby-de-la-Zouch ; Referred, txxviu. 
52. Billordered, 137. Presented, 160. Petitions against, 
267. 376. Voices given, 267. R. a. 433. For main- 
taining; Bill ordered, txxxvu. 59. Presented, 199. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 264. R. A. 331. 
Tankersley. See supra, 813.———922. Tarporley to 
Acton Bridge or Forge; Referred, txxvin. 25. Bill 
ordered, 113. Presented, 118. rR. a. 352. 923. 
Tarporley and Whitchurch ; Referred, txxxiv. 30. Bill 
ordered, 123. Presented, 125. R.A. 328.———TZurvin. 
See supra, 277.———924. Tavernspite ; For repairing ; 
Referred, txxx1u. 6. Bill ordered, 150. Presented, 158. 
Petition for additional Provision, referred, 311. Reported ; 
Instruction for Provision accordingly ; 324. Rr. a. 449. 
——925. Tavistock and Plymouth ; For more effectually 
repairing and improving that Road; Referred, txxx. 83. 
Bill ordered, 149. Presented, 178. rR. a. 442. To 
continue Term and enlarge Powers of Acts, and to in- 
erease and alter Tolls ; Bill ordered, txxx1x.11. Not pre- 
sented.——926. Teddington and Evesham; For main- 
taining and improving; Referred, txx1x. 76. Reported, 
135. Report read, and re-committed, 144. Reported, 
179. Report read; Leave granted for Notices; Bill 
ordered, 185. Presented, 193. Petition for Provision; 
Referred to a Committee, 279. Reported, 290. Report 
read ; Leave granted for Notices; Instruction accordingly ; 
296. Petitions against, 243. 302. 310. 351. Petitions in 
favour, 364. Voices given, 243. Report on Bill re-com- 
mitted, 392. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 401. 
R. A. 503.———927. Teignmouth; For making a Road 
through Dawlish, Starcross, and Denton; Referred, 
Lxxvil. 41. Reported, 88. Report read; Leave to deposit 
a Map, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 95. Presented, 120. R. a. 335. 
————928. Teignmouth and Danlish; To amend Act; Bill 
ordered, txxxvi. 302. Presented, 410. Petitions against, 
482. 503. Committed, 433. Not proceeded in. Again 
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ordered, Lxxxvi. 542. Presented, 561. Petition against, 
600. R.A. 712. To amend Act; Bill ordered, xc. 124. 
Not presented. See supra, 927. 929. Temple Nor- 
manton to Mansfield and Tibshelf ; Referred, txxxu. 110. 
Bill ordered, 115. Presented, 122. kr. a. 338. 930. 
Tenbury ; For more effectually amending and keeping in 
repair; Referred, txxviut. 13. Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 
136. R. A. 302, ————931._ T’enterden ; For more effectually 
repairing; Referred, txxx1v.57. Bill ordered,83. Presented, 
87. R.A. 328,———Ternhill. See infra, 1013.———932. 
Ternhill and Newport, (No. 1.); For repairing and improv- 
ing; Bill ordered, txxxvi1. 123. Presented, 126. Not pro- 
ceeded in.n——{No. 2.) For repairing and improving; Bill 
ordered, txxxvir. 123. Presented, 221. r.a. 362. 
933. Tetbury and Chalford ; To enlarge Term and Powers 
of Acts; Referred, Lxxvi1. 44. Bill ordered, 80. Presented, 
116. R. A. 292.———-934.. Tetbury to Symondshall; 
For repairing; Referred, txxvi. 38. Bill ordered, 47. 
Presented, 69. R. a. 384. See supra, 658. 935. 
Tewkesbury; For making and repairing ; Referred, txxx1.5. 
Bill ordered, 20. Presented, 35. Petition against, 174. 
R.A. 326. See supra, 159-167.———936. Tewkesbury 
to Cheltenham; For making a Road; Referred, rxxx. 80. 
Report referred to the Standing Order Committee, 108. 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dis- 
pensed with, 148. Another Petition; Referred, txxx. 
90. Report referred to the Standing Order Committee, 
201. Report, That the Parties be permitted to proceed, 
224. Bill ordered, 225. Presented, 235. Petitions 
against, 260. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 
284. See supra, 272.—— Thame. See supra, 105. 
Thatchmarsh Bottom. See supra, 300. 
Theale. See infra, 963. —— 937. Thetford and 
Newmarket; For repairing; Referred, txxxu1. 41. 
Bill ordered, 70. Presented, 174. R. a. 344, ——— 
938. Thirsk; For repairing; Bill ordered, txxxv. 18. 
Presented, 26. Petition against, 99. rR. a. 197.——— 
939. Thirsk and Masham; For amending and repairing ; 
Referred, txxvi. 14. Bill ordered, 25. Order of Leave 
for Bill discharged; another Bill ordered; presented; 38. 
R. A. 200.———940. Thirsk and Yarm; For more effec- 
tually repairing ; Referred, uxxvi. 18. Bill ordered, 98. 
Presented, 101. Petitions against, 162. 199. 232. 237. 
Voices given, 162. 232. Bill passed, 268. Not returned 
from the Lords. For more effectually repairing and 
maintaining; Referred, rxxrx. 22. Bill ordered, 32. Pre- 
sented, 38. Petitions against, 90. 109. Petitions in 
favour, 101. Voices given, 109. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 169. R.A. 202.———Thorne. See supra, 350. 
474, ———— Thorney. See infra, 1041. Thorn 

‘falcon. See supra, 325.———941. Thorngumbald and 
Pattrington ; To continue and enlarge Term and Powers 
of Acts; Referred, txx1x. 75. Not proceeded in.——— 
942. Thornset; For more effectually making and main- 
taining; Bill ordered, txxxvimt. 105. Presented, 134. 
Petition against, referred, and. Counsel ordered, 158. R. a. 
253. 943. Thornsett and Stockport; For making a 
Road from Thornsett to Furnace Colliery within Disley ; 
Referred, txxxvi. 303. Bill ordered, 330. Presented, 346. 
Petitions against, 399. Passed,514. Not returned from 
the Lords. Another Petition; Referred, txxxvi. 531. 
Bill ordered, 556. Presented, 560. R. a. 712.———944. 
Three Commotts (Carmarthen); For better maintaining ; 
Bill ordered, txxxvu. 118. Presented, 167. Petitions 
against, 240. Petitions in favour, 323. 327. Committee 
revived; Leave to sit and proceed, and to report on a 
certain Day; 380. Time enlarged, 394. R. a. 430,——— 
Throstle Nest Bridge. See supra, 320.——Tibshelf. See 
supra, 508. 670. 929. Tideswell. See supra, 99.—— 
945. Tilbury Fort; To continue and enlarge Term and 
Powers of Act; Referred, txxvi. 39. Bill ordered, 67. 
Presented, 79. Re-committed; Committee to sit and 
report on a certain Day, 210. R. a. 282.———-Tinsley 
See supra, 849.———946. Tinsley and Doncaster; For 
amending and repairing ; Referred, rxxx1. 42. Bill ordered, 
98. Presented, 119. pr. a.326. See supra, 132, &amp;c. 
Tipperary. See supra, 249.———947. Titchfield and 
Cosham ; For improving ; Bill ordered, txxxv1. 266. Pre- 
sented, 346. R.A. 517.—— 948. Tiverton; For im- 
proving the same, and making certain new Roads in Devon 
and Somerset; Bill ordered, txxxv. 80. Petition read ; 
Order of Leave for Bill discharged; 96. Petition re- 
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Order Committee; 101. Report; Parties to proceed ; 121. 
Report read; Bill ordered; 129. Order of Leave for 
Bill discharged; another Bill ordered; presented; 146. 
Petitions against, 241. 247, 253. 329. 346. 355. rR. a. 501. 
——- Tonbridge. See infra, 957, &amp;t. ——— Tonye Lane 
End and Leeds. See supra, 606.———949. Tonge Lane 
End and Pudsey ; To continue Term of Acts; Bill ordered, 
xc. 120. Presented, 177. R. a. 347. 950. Torquay; 
For making, repairing and improving certain Roads near 
Torquay, Brixham, Dartmouth, Newton Abbot and Shaldon; 
Bill ordered, xc11. 6. Presented,21, Petitions against, refer- 
red, and Counsel ordered, 86. 122. 130. 139. Petitions in 
favour, 130. 310. Committed,27. Leave to Committee to 
sit on a certain Day during the Sitting of the House, 150. 
Not proceeded in. See supra, 334. 556. 842,———951. Tor- 
rington, Great ; For more effectually repairing and keeping 
in,repair; Referred, rxxrx. 51. Reported, 170. Report 
read; Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered; 172. 
Presented, 176. R.A. 427. For enlarging Term and 
Powers of Acts; Referred, txxxu. 173. Report referred 
to the Standing Order Committee, 180. Report, That the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 211. 
For more effectually improving and keeping in repair ; 
Referred, txxx1n. 35. Bill ordered, 104. Presented, 112. 
R. A. 334. To enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Bill 
ordered, txxxv. 13. Presented, 25. R. a. 197.——— 
952. Totness and Bridgetown Pomeroy ; For more effec- 
tually repairing and improving; Referred, rxx1x. 15. Bill 
ordered, 21. Presented, 26. Petitions against, 56. 87. 
Voices given, 68. R.A. 202. For amending Acts; Bill 
ordered, xc. 105. Order of Leave for Bill discharged; 
Petition referred toa Committee; 172. Bill ordered, 188. 
Presented, 205. R.A. 334. For Leave to present a Pe- 
tition for a Bill to rectify a Mistake in the above Act; 
Referred, xc. 450. Leave given; Bill ordered; 454. 
Presented, 463. nr. a. 579. See supra, 95.——Tow- 
cester and Buckingham. See supra, 216.———953. Tow- 
cester to Weston Gate; For repairing; Referred, uxxv. 
128. Bill ordered; presented; 141. r. a. 423, ———954. 
Trebarwith to Condolen Bridge; For making that Road ; 
Referred, rxxx. 86. Bill ordered, 156. Presented, 225. 
R. A. 442,————-955. Trent Bridge; To continue and 
enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, uxx1x. 43. 
Bill ordered, 106. Presented, 194. Rr. a. 300. See 
supra, 479.———— Trowbridge. See supra, 177.—— 
956. Truro; For repairing; Referred, rxxxu1. 34. Bill 
ordered, 40. Presented, 49. Re-committed, 112. r. a. 187. 
Tufton Nether Green. See supra, 669.——957. Tun- 
bridge and Igtham; For amending and improving; Bill 
ordered, rxxxv. 74. Presented, 147. Rr. a. 501.——— 
958. Tunbridge and Maidstone ; For repairing ; Referred, 
LxxxIv. 47. Bill ordered, 83. Presented, 126. r. a. 297. 
——— 959. Tunbridge Wells and Maresfield ; For repair- 
ing and improving; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 157. Presented, 
163. Petitions against, 229. Rr. a. 517.———960. T'un- 
bridge Wells and Uckfield ; For more effectually repairing; 
Referred, txxx1v. 37. Bill ordered, 81. Presented, 93. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 267. R. A. 297. ———961. 
Tunley ; For making and maintaining; Referred, txxxrx. 
50. Not proceeded in.———962. Tunstall and Great 
Chell; For more effectually repairing and maintaining ; 
Bill ordered, txxxvu. 105. Presented, 210. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 362. R.A. 405.———Tutbury. 
See supra, 94.——— Twyford. See infra, 1038,———963. 
Trnyford and Theale; For repairing from Ruscombe to- 
wards Reading,in the Parish of Beenham ; Referred, txxxt. 
19. Bill ordered, 29. Presented, 40. nr. A. 325.————-964. 
Tyburn and Uxbridge; For repairing; Referred, txxxt. 
24. Bill ordered, 35. Presented, 40. R. a. 325.——— 
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965. Uckfield; For more effectually making and improving ; 


Referred, txxvu1.9. Bill ordered, 62. Presented, 75. 
R. A. 273. See supra, 960. Uny Lelant. See 
supra, 507.———966. Upton and Kington; For repair- 
ing; Bill ordered, txxxvi1. 31. Presented, 128. R. a. 353. 
———967. Upton-upon-Severn; For repairing and im- 
proving that Road ; Referred, txxx. 57. Bill ordered, 209. 
Presented, 232. R. a. 519.———-968. Upton Hill; To 
continue Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, txxxrx. 52, 
Order for referring Petition discharged ; Bill ordered ; 75. 
Presented, 106. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, and another Bill ordered; 153. See supra, 

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121. 969. Uttoxeter ; For more effectually amending 
and keeping in repair; Referred, txxvut. 18. Bill or- 
dered, 23. Presented, 112. Rk. a. 335. For repairing 
Districts leading from High Bridges to Uttoxeter, and 
from the Newcastle Road at Spaith to the Leek Road; 
Referred, uxxx1. 39. Bill ordered, 135. Presented, 
154. R.A, 334. Uttoxeter and Derby. See supra, 
346. 970. Uttoxeter and Rocester; For amending 
and improving; Referred, txxv1. 59. Not proceeded in. 
-———_ Uttoxeter and Stafford. See supra,876.———Uz- 
bridge. See supra, 137. 964. 











Velindre Village. See supra, 781.——971. Vinehall; 
For repairing ; Bill ordered, txxxvu. 95. Presented, 101. 
R. A. 331, Virniew. See supra, 252. 





972. Wades Mill and Barley ; For continuing and amending 


Acts; Referred, rxxv1. 14. Bill ordered, 47. Presented, 
96. R. A. 237. 973. Wadhurst and Horsemonden ; 
For repairing; Referred, txxxi1. 22. Bill ordered, 49. 
Presented, 66. R. A. 233. See supra, 678. ——— 
974. Wadsley and Langset ; For more effectually repair- 
ing; Referred, txxviut. 55. Bill ordered, 101. Petition 
for Provision referred, 131. Reported, 154. Report read, 
and re-committed, 162. Reported, 170. Report read ; 
Leave granted for Notices, and to deposit a Plan, &amp;c.; In- 
struction to make Provision accordingly; 176. Bill pre- 
sented, 154. Committee revived, 243. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 336. R. A. 351.———975. Wakefield 
and Abberford; For repairing and maintaining; Bill 
ordered, txxxv1. 180. Presented, 236. nr. a, 464,.———— 
976. Wakefield and Austerlands; For repairing and 
maintaining; Referred, uxxv. 137. Bill ordered, 167. 
Presented, 203. Petitions against, 286. 307. Voices 
given, 286. Bill re-committed, 337. R. a, 423. For 
maintaining; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 242. Presented, 401. 
Committed, 482. Not proceeded in. Again ordered, 
Lxxxvi. 529. Presented, 546. Petitions against, 639. 644. 
R. A. 717.———977. Wakefield to Denby Dale; For 
making a Road; Referred, txxx. 81. Bill ordered, 149. 
Order of Leave for Bill discharged; another Bill ordered ; 
156. Presented, 162. Rr. a. 359. 978. Wakefield 
and Halifax ; For repairing; Referred, txxxu1. 69. Bill 
ordered, 94. Presented, 99. Petitions against, 266. 290. 
Petition in favour, 281. R. A. 375.———Wakefield and 
Leeds. See supra, 607.———979. Wakefield and Ings; 
For making and maintaining a Road from the bottom 
of Kirkgate to Westgate; Referred, rxxxvi. 304. Bill 
ordered, 401. Presented, 413. Petition complaining of 
Non-compliance with the Standing Orders, 430. Bill com- 
mitted, 434. Not proceeded in. Again referred, Lxxxvi. 
572. Bill ordered,599. Presented,606. R.a.712,——— 
Wakefield and Sheffield. See supra, 850.———980. 
Walsall; For improving and maintaining; Referred, 
uxxxu1. 224. Bill ordered, 299. Presented, 332. Com- 
mitted, 349. Not proceeded in. Again referred, Lxxx1v. 
37. Bill ordered, 92. Petition complaining that the 
Standing Orders had not been complied with, 92. Com- 
mittee revived, and Petition referred, 93. Report referred 
to the Standing Order Committee, 126. Report; Parties 
to proceed; 145. Bill ordered, and presented, 147. Pe- 
titions against, 216. Passed, 250. Not returned from 
the Lords. Again referred, txxxv. 82. Reported; Re- 
port referred to the Standing Order Committee, 108. 
Report, That so far as regards the Diversion of Road near 
Wednesbury, the Standing Orders ought not to be dis- 
pensed with ; but so far as regards the Diversion of Road 
from Walsall to Lichfield, Parties to proceed, and to give 
Notices, &amp;c., 121. Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 144. 
Petitions against, 178. 192. Petition of Trustees of Wal- 
sall Road for additional Provision, 216. Referred to a 
Committee, 217. Petition of the Earl of Bradford for 
additional Provision; Referred to a Committee, 345. Re- 
ported; Report referred to the Standing Order Committee ; 
351. Report, That Provision be permitted to be made 
pursuant to the Prayer of the Petition ofthe Earl of Brad- 
ford, 364. Petition of the Earl of Bradford, read; 
Report from Standing Order Committee, read; In- 
struction to Committee on the Bill to make Provision 
accordingly; 378. R. A. 501,———981. Walsall and 
Hamstead Bridge; For improving ; Bill ordered, txxxv1. 
52. Presented, 215. Petitions against, 370. pr. a. 464.——— 
Walsham, North. See supra, 731. Walton. See 
supra, 870. Walton-in-le-Dale. See supra, 174. 
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grant more effectual Powers instead thereof, and to increase, 
alter or vary the Tolls, &amp;c.; Bill ordered, uxxx1x. 55. 
Presented, 151. Petition complaining that the Standing 
Orders have not been complied with, 172. rR. a. 399. 
——— Walton Cop. See supra, 176.—— Walton, East. 
See supra, 651.——— 983. Wansford and Bourne; 
To amend Act; Referred, txxvin. 35. Bill ordered, 150. 
Presented, 161. R. a. 400. See supra, 761. —— 
984. Wansford Bridge and Stamford; For more effec- 
tually repairing ; Referred, txxv. 137. Bill ordered, 180. 
Presented, 203. R.A. 342.———Wanshutts Green. See 
supra, 585. Ware. See supra, 275. ——— 985. 
Wareham ; For more effectually repairing and improving ; 
Bill ordered, rxxxv. 79. Presented, 101. Rr. a. 501. 
Warminster. See supra, 177. Warnham. 
See supra, 740.—— Warrington. See supra, 662. 
Warrington and Stockport. See supra, 892. 986. 
Warrington and Wigan; For more effectually repairing 
and improving; Bill ordered, rxxxvi. 27. Presented, 
176. Petitions against, 339. 343. rR. a. 470. War- 
mick and Birmingham. See supra, 165.——— 987. 
Warwick and Coventry; For continuing Term and Powers 
of Act, and for increasing Tolls and making certain altera- 
tions and improvements in the said Road; Referred, xc. 
119. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 140. 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dis- 
pensed with, 159. Not proceeded in.———988. Warwick 
and Paddle Brook; For repairing; Referred, txxxu. 
163. Bill ordered, 203. Presented, 212. R. a. 411. 
———989. Warwick and Northampton ; For repairing 
and widening ; Referred, rxxxv1. 543. Not proceeded in. 
For repairing and improving ; Bill ordered, rxxxvu. 
117. Presented, 203. rn. a. 430.——_—— Warwick and 
Rugby. See supra, 822. Warwickshire. See supra, 
764.——— Watchet. See supra, 690. Waterfall. 
See supra, 234. 990. Waterford; For more 
effectually repairing ; Referred, rxxxrv. 32. Bill ordered, 
47. Presented,76. Petitionagainst, 266. Time enlarged 
for Committee to report, 280. Not proceeded in. For 
more effectually repairing; Bill ordered, txxxv. 45. 
Presented, 147. Rr. a.501. For repairing and improving 
the Road from Waterford to Carrick-on-Suir; Referred, 
trxxxvi. 285. Bill ordered, 380. Presented, 411. Not 
proceeded in. See supra, 249, 843.———Watford Gap. 
See supra, 166.——991. Watling Street; For more 
effectually improving and maintaining the Wellington 
District of the Watling Street Road; Bill ordered, txxxy. 
44, Presented, 53. R. a. 197. For repairing the Road 
from Atherstone to Nuneaton, and other Roads commu- 
nicating therewith; Bill ordered, txxxv1. 207. Presented, 
211. R.A. 363. For improving the “Shrewsbury 
District” and the “ Wellington District” of the Watling 
Street Road, in the County of Salop; Bill ordered, 
Lxxxvill. 103. Presented, 209. Petition complaining 
that the Standing Orders have not been complied with, 
198. Petitions against, 339. 390. Time enlarged for 
Report, 404. Rr. A. 496. See supra, 859. ——— 992. 
Wats Cross and Penshurst; For repairing; txxx111. 30. 
Bill ordered, 67. Presented, 76. R. a. 449.———993. 
Wedmore; For exonerating the Inhabitants from the 
exclusive maintenance and repair of the Highways in that 
Parish ; Referred, txx1x.36. Reported,79. Bill ordered, 
97. Presented, 105. Petition against, 124. Voices 
given, 176. R. a. 278.——— Wednesbury. See supra, 
167. 326. 980.——Weeland. See supra, 787.——— 
994. Welford Bridge and Leicester; For more effec- 
tually repairing and improving that Road ; Referred, txxx. 
21. Bill ordered, 114. Presented, 121. r.a.442. See 
supra, 615. 995. Wellesbourn and Stratford; For 
repairing ; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 31. Presented, 50. R. A. 
238.——_— Wellingborough. See supra, 565.———Wel- 
lington. See supra, 335. 991. 996. Wells; For 
more effectually repairing and improving; Referred, 
Lxxvi. 25. Bill ordered, 62. Presented, 78. Lords’ 
Amendment agreed to, 189. RB. A. 200.———997. Wells 
and Fakenham; For making; Referred, 1xxx1.74. Bill 
ordered, 112. Presented, 151. R. a. 378. To alter, 
amend and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, rxxxm1. 66. 
Bill ordered, 167. Presented, 175. nr. a. 449.———— 
Welton. See supra, 210.——998. Wendover to Bea- 
consfield; For repairing; Bill ordered, txxxvin. 31. 
Presented, 49. R. A. 238, ———-999.._-« Wendover to Buck- 
ingham; For repairing ; Bill ordered, uxxxv. 24. Pre- 
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sented, 26. Passed, 121. Not returned from the Lords. 
Committee appointed to inspect Lords’ Journals, 181. Re- 
port, 198. Petition for Bill read, and Bill ordered, 198. Pre- 
sented, 209. R.A. 500. To amend Act; Bill ordered, 
Lxxxvi. 289. Presented, 303. Committed, 329. Not pro- 
ceeded in.— Again ordered, uxxxv1.531. Presented, 548. 
R. A. 717.—————1000. Werneth and Littleborough ; For 
improving and maintaining; Bill ordered, txxxv. 28. 
Presented, 87. Petitions against, 158. 168. 176. R. A. 
501, For amending Act; Referred, xc1. 57. Not pro- 
ceeded in. For maintaining and improving the Road 
from Dryclough, through Shaw, New Hay and Milnrow 
to Rochdale, and other Roads in the County of Lancaster ; 
Bill ordered, xc11. 50. Presented, 82. Petitions against, 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 118. 132. 154. Lords’ 
Amendment agreed to, 277. R. A. 337.————- Wessenden. 
See supra, 679.———1001. Westbury; Pengate to 
Edington; Referred, txxx1. 26. Bill ordered, 37. Pre- 
sented, 42. R.A. 198.——-1002. Westerham and Eden- 
bridge ; For repairing the same; Bill ordered, txxxv1. 268. 
Presented, 333. R. a. 464.———-1003. Westhoughton; 
For repairing; Referred, txxx1.69. Bill ordered, 105. Pre- 
sented,114. Petitionagainst,192. Petition in favour, 210. 
Voices given, 210. R. a. 8326. Seeinfra, 1027,—— West- 
lington Bridge. See supra, 248. Weston Gate. See 
supra, 953.———1004. Weston-on-the-Green and Kidling- 
ton; To continue and amend Acts; Referred, uxxv1.44. Bill 
ordered, 112. Presented, 125. rR. a. 384. 1005. 
Westwood Gate and Higham Ferrers; To continue and 
enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, txxvut. 45, 
Bill ordered, 95. Presented, 112. Rr. a. 367.———1006. 
Wetherby and Knaresborough; For amending and 
keeping in repair; Referred, xxix. 38. Bill ordered, 52. 
Presented, 75. R. A. 202.———«$ 1007. Weyhill; To 
continue and amend Acts; Referred, txxv. 139. Bill 
ordered, 171. Presented, 177. Rr. a. 342.———1008. 
Weymouth ; For more effectually improving those Roads ; 
Referred, txxx. 63. Bill ordered, 153. Presented, 200. 
R. A. 442. Whetstone. See supra, 521. 
Whitacre, Over. See supra, 305.——1009. Whitby 
and Middleton; For repairing; Referred, txxxi. 213. 
Bill ordered, 238. Presented, 250. Petition against, 356. 
R. A. 495.———-1010. Whitchurch and Aldermaston ; 
For repairing and widening; Bill ordered, Lxxxvii. 28. 
Presented, 36. Petition for additional Provisions; Referred, 
177. Reported; Report referred to Standing Order Com- 
mittee; 187. Report, That Provision be permitted to be 
made, to give Notices, &amp;c., 214. R. A. 470. Whit- 
church and Chester. See supra, 278.——1011. Whit- 
church and Marchweil; For repairing; Bill ordered, 
Lxxxvi. 60. Presented, 105. R. A. 201,.——~—1012. 
Whitchurch to Neweastle-under-Lyne; For amending ; 
Referred, txx1x. 54. © Bill ordered, 114. Presented, 121. 
R. A. 278.——— Whitchurch and Tarporley. See supra, 
923,———1613. Whitchurch and Ternhill ; For amend- 
ing and maintaining; Referred, txxvu1. 15. Bill ordered, 
53. Presented, 62. rR. a. 292. 1014. Whiteburn 
and Dunse; To continue Term and Powers of Act; Re- 
ferred, txxx.22. Bill ordered, 30. Presented, 46. nk. a. 
254, ————— 1015. Whiteburn and Kelso; To continue 
and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, txxv. 
113. Reported, 127. Report read; Leave granted for 
Notices; Bill ordered; 135. Presented, 157. Rr. a. 342. 
———1016. Whitechapel; For more effectually repairing 
and improving; Referred, txxvi1.27. Reported, 78. 
Report read; Leave granted for Notices; Bill ordered ; 
82. Presented, 160. Time enlarged for Report, 276. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 360. RB. A. 400. 
1017. Whitecross and Beverley; Referred, uxxxt. 25. 
Bill ordered, 110. Presented, 115. mR. a. 377.—— 
Whitehall. See supra, 608.——1018. Whitehaven; 
For repairing and improving; Referred, txxxi1. 10. 
Bill ordered, 109. Presented, 115. R.A. 202,———— 
1019. Whiteparish and Southampton; For amending ; 
Referred, rxx1x. 32. Bill ordered, 91. Presented, 118. 
Petition for additional Provision; Referred, 241. Reported, 
246. Report on Petition for Provision re-committed ; 
Bill re-committed ; 251. Petition reported, 257. Report 
read, and Instruction accordingly, 262. R. a. 428. 
1020. Whitesheet Hill; For repairing ; Standing Order, 
and Resolution dispensing with part thereof, read; Bill 
ordered, txxxv. 7. Presented, 13. R. A. 501. 1021. 
Whitland (Pembroke); For better maintaining; Bill 



































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Whitland (Pembroke )—continued. 


ordered, txxxvit. 118. Presented, 210. rn. a. 331. ——— 
1022. Whitney and Bredwardine; For more effectually 
amending and improving; Referred, txxvu. 50. Bill 
ordered, 102. Presented, 115. R. a. 367. See also 
supra, 196. ——— Whorlton. See Bridges, 85. —— 
1023. Wéibsey; For completing, improving and main- 
taining; Bill ordered, txxxv.77. Presented, 147. nk. a. 
500. —————- 1024. _ Wibsey Bank Foot to Huddersfield ; 
For making and maintaining; Referred, txxvir. 48. Re- 
ported, 67. Report read ; Leave granted for Notices; Bill 
ordered; 71. Order of Leave for Bill discharged ; another 
Bill ordered; 131. Presented, 137. Committee revived, 
243, R.A: 335.———Wibsey Slack. See supra, 470. 
——— Wickham. See supra, 414. ———Wickwar. See 
supra, 581.——— 1025. Wigan; For making and 
improving ; Referred, txxxt. 45. Bill ordered, 51. Pre- 
sented, 79. Committed, 127. Petition against, 214. 
Voices, 234. Not proceeded in. 1026. Wigan and 
Preston; For more effectually repairing and widening 5 
Referred, txxvu. 27. Bill ordered, 45. Presentéd, 59. 
Petition against, 79. R. a. 172. To amend Act; Re- 
ferred, txxviut. 46. Not proceeded in.——Wigan and 
Warrington. See supra, 986.——1027. Wigan and 
Westhoughton; For amending and maintaining that 
Road ; Referred, txxx. 12. Bill ordered, 26. Presented, 
85. R. a. 297. See supra, 100. 1003, ——— 1028. 
Wigtown ; To continue Term and Powers of Acts; Re- 
ferred, txxvi. 32. Bill ordered, 82. Presented, 101. 
R. A. 302,——— 1029. Wilmslow Bridge; For more 
effectually repairing and improving; Referred, .xxrx. 
34. Bill ordered, 68. Presented, 159. r.a. 428. See 
supra, 87.——1030. Wilsontown and Shotts; From 
Road leading from Edinburgh, by West Calder, to Lanark 
near Wilsontown Iron Works, to the Road leading from 
Edinburgh to Ayr; Referred, txxxim. 48. Bill ordered, 
120. Presented, 172. Petition against, 258. nr. a. 376. 
Wilton. See supra, 210.— ——1031. Wimborne 
Minster and Blandford Forum; For repairing; Bill 
ordered, txxxvi. 216. Presented, 236. nr. a. 363,.——— 
1032. Wimpole to Biggleswade; Referred, txxx1. 14. 
Bill ordered, 33. Presented, 34. n. a. 198.———1033. 
Winchcomb ; For more effectually repairing ; Bill ordered, 
LXxxvi. 80. Presented, 123. rR. a. 238,———1034. 
Winchester and Andover ; For amending and maintaining ; 
Referred, txxviut. 46. Bill ordered, 75. Presented, 163. 
R. A. 352.———1035. Winchester to Petersfield ; Re- 
ferred, txxx. 79. Bill ordered, 107. Presented, 126. 
R. A. 251.———1036. Winchester and Romsey; For 
repairing; Referred, ixxvu1. 44. Billordered,151. Pre- 
sented, 162. nr. A. 433.——1037. Winchester, Lower 
St. Cross Mill Lane to Parkgate; For repairing and 
improving; Bill ordered, txxxvi. 191. Presented, 201. 
R. A. 377.———— Winchester and Stockbridge. See supra, 
887.——1038. Windsor; For making and maintaining 
a Road from New Windsor to Twyford ; Referred, txxxvu. 
51. Bill ordered, 59. Presented, 63. Petitions against, 
89.95. The King’s Consent signified; Bill passed; 130. 
R. A. 219. See supra, 387. 912.———Winston. See 
supra, 447. ———— Winterslow. See supra, 126.—— 
Wirksworth and Cromford. See supra, 317. 1039. 
Wirksworth and Derby ; For enlarging Term and Powers 
of Acts; Referred, txxv. 130. Bill ordered, 136. Pre- 
sented, 149. Rr. a.278.———1040. Wisbeach; For more 
effectually amending ; Referred, txxvu1. 36. Bill ordered, 
114. Presented, 125. R. a. 335. ——— Wisbeach and 
Chatteris. See supra, 266.——1041. Wisbeach and 
Thorney; For repairing; Bill ordered, 1xxxvi. 226. 
Presented, 412. Committed, 463. Not proceeded in.—— 
Again ordered, txxxvi. 548. Presented, 557. R. a. 717. 
———1042. Witney and Swerford Heath; To continue 
and enlarge Term and Powers of Act; Referred, rxxv. 117. 
Bill ordered, 165. Presented, 180. R. a. 456.——— 
1043. Wiveliscombe; For more effectually repairing 
Roads; Referred, 1xxx.30. Bill ordered, 45. Presented, 
86. Petitions against, 131.319. Petition in favour, 330. 
R. A. 442, See supra, 948.———Woburn. See supra, 
530.———1044. Wolverhampton ; To amend and extend 
Powers of Act; Referred, uxxvi. 47. Bill ordered, 63. 
Presented, 159. Not proceeded in. For repairing 
and improving; Bill ordered, 1xxxvi. 267. Presented, 
346. Committed, 364. Petition for additional Provision ; 
Referred to a Committee, 497. Not proceeded in. 
Again ordered, rxxxvi. 571. Presented, 581. Petition 
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II. Petitions for Private Bills, &amp;c.—continued. 
Wolverhampton—continued. — 
for additional Provision; Referred to a Committee, 606. 
Report referred to a Standing Order Committee, 614. 
Report, That Provision be made pursuant to the Prayer of 
the said Petition, and Instruction accordingly, 624. R. a. 
712. See supra, 370. 373.—— Wolvey. See supra, 
307. ————- Woodbank. See supra, 574. ——— 1045. 
Woodchurch aud Appledore ; For widening and improving ; 
Referred, rxxv. 129. Reported, 166. Bill ordered, 177. 
Presented, 210. rR. a. 374. Woodhead. See supra, 
546, ———— Woodhouse Carr. See supra, 173. 
Woodlands. See supra, 539.——— Woodsgate. See 
supra, 839. Woodside Ferry. See supra, 279. 
Woodstock, New. See supta, 895.——— 1046, 
Woodstock to Rolbright Lane; For repairing; Referred, 
txxx. 43. Bill ordered,191. Presented, 213. Rr. a. 442. 
See supra, 895.———Woofferton. See supra, 647.——— 
Wool Bridge. See supra, 358———1047. Wooler ; 
For more effectually amending and improving; Referred, 
uxxxiv. 55. Bill ordered, 123. Presented, 126. R. a. 
221, 1048. Wooler and Adderstone; For more 
effectually amending and improving; Referred, txxx. 39. 
Bill ordered, 153. Presented, 160. R. a. 207.——— 
1049. Wooler and Breamish; For repairing; Referred, 
LXXxVI. 255. Reported; Report referred to the Standing 
Order Committee; 292. Report, That the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 322. Petition for 
Leave to proceed with Bill, 442. Bill ordered, 443. 
Presented, 490. Committed, 504. Not proceeded in. 
Again ordered, txxxvi.571. Presented, 590. Petition 
against, 615. R. A. 712,———Woolverton. See supra, 
177. ————- Woolwich. See supra, 484. ——— 1050. 
Wootton Bassett; For more effectually repairing; Bill 
ordered, txxxv. 29. Presented, 53. rn. a. 355. See 
supra, 288. 658.———Wootton-under-Edge. See supra, 
581.———-1051. Worcester; For improving and more 
effectually repairing the several Roads leading into and 
from the City of Worcester; Referred, xc. 119. Report 
referred to Standing Order Committee, 164. Report, That 
the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, in 
respect to any portion of the Roads and Highways in 
which such Standing Orders have not been complied with, 
171. Bill ordered, 178. Presented, 192. Petition against, 
referred, 294. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 398. Rk. A. 
419. ————. 1052. += Worcester and Bromsgrove; For 
widening, improving and maintaining; Referred, txxtx. 
13. Bill ordered, 23. Presented, 30. Petitions against, 
89. 95. Voices given, 95. R. A, 278.———Worcester 
(Hundred House). See supra, 548.—— Workington 
and Cockermouth. See supra, 296.———1053. Worksop; 
To continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts, and to 
increase or alter Tolls; Bill ordered, txxx1x. 42. Not pre- 
sented.——— 1054. Worksop and Attercliffe; To amend 
and repair that Road; Referred, txxx. 67. Bill ordered, 
209. Presented, 233. R. a. 619.——— Worksop and 
Balby. See supra, 108.—— Worksop and Chesterfield. 
See supra, 283.——— Worksop and Mansfield. See 
supra, 671.———1055. Worksop and Retford; For 
making and maintaining; Referred, txxvu. 38. Bill or- 
dered, 95. Presented, 111. nr. A. 267. —— Works- 
worth. See supra, 317. Worsley and Barton 
Bridge. See supra, 125.——1056. Worsley and 
Little Hulton; For repairing; Referred, rxxx1. 13. Bill 
ordered, 79. Presented, 84. r. a. 326.———1057. Wor- 
thing; For more effectually amending; Referred, rxxvitt. 

















































































































































































































































III. Orders and Incidental Proceedings 





1073. Standing Orders relative to Turnpike Bills, read; 
Orders, That every Bill for the sole purpose of extending the Term 
or Powers of an existing Act, be considered, as to the payment of 
Fees, as a single Bill; That every Bill for the Consolidation of Trusts 
be considered a single Bill ; That if Provision be made therein for 
extending the Trusts, it shall be considered as a double Bill; That 
it shal! not be necessary in such cases to refer the Petition to a 
Committee, but such Bill may be ordered to be brought in pur- 
suant to the Prayer of the Petition, and the Committee on the Bil! 
are to examine, in the first place, whether the Standing Orders 
have been complied with; txxvu. 398. 













































Yarm. See supra, 940. 








Worthing—contineud. 


36. Bill ordered, 53. Presented, 75. Petition against, 
113. R. 4. 302.———1058. Worthing and Lancing ; 
Referred, txxx1. 10. Bill ordered, 14. Presented, 23. 
R. A. 198,————-1059. Worthing and Littlehampton; 
For making and maintaining; Referred, txxxvi. 229. 
Reported; Report referred to the Standing Order Com- 
mittee, 236. Report; Parties to proceed; 249. Bill or- 
dered, 249. Presented, 255. Committed, 276. Petitions 
against, 326. Passed, 344. Notreturned from the Lords, 
——— 1060. Wortley; To continue Term, and amend 
and enlarge Powers of Act, and to increase the Tolls, &amp;c.; 
Referred, txxx1x. 54. Order for referring Petition dis- 
charged ; Bill ordered; 144. Presented, 152. Petitions 
against, 179. 228. 233. Petition in favour, 241. R. A. 
321. See supra, 609. 810, &amp;c.——— Wotton. See supra, 
732.———1061. Wragby; For repairing; Referred, 
txxxu. 40. Bill ordered, 106. Presented, 157. rR. a. 
338.———Wrestlingworth. See supra, 88. 1062. 
Wrexham and Barnhill; For more effectually amending ; 
Referred, yxxviu. 31. Bill ordered, 114. Presented, 118. 
R.A. 335.——— Wrexham and Chester. See supra, 280. 
——Wrexham and Pont Blydden. See supra, 766. 
——— WFrotham and Gravesend. See supra, 480.—— 
1063. Wrotham and Maidstone ; For making and main- 
taining certain Roads into the Wrotham Heath Road; 
Referred, 1xxx11. 217. Report referred to the Standing 
Order Committee, 314. “Report, That the Standing Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with, 332. Not proceeded in. 
Again referred, txxxi. 22. Bill ordered, 49. Pre- 
sented, 66. Re-committed, 141. R. a. 233.———1064, 
Wrotham Heath; For more effectually improving and 
repairing; Referred, txxxiv. 27. Bill ordered, 57. Pre- 
sented, 65. RB. A. 221.———- 1065. Wycombe, West ; For 
making and maintaining that Road; Referred, Lxxx. 78. 
Bill ordered, 225. Presented, 231. Petition against, 372. 
Not proceeded in. Wye. See Bridges, 89. 


1066. Yarmouth, Little ; 
For repairing the Road from Little Yarmouth to Blyth- 
burgh, and from Brampton to Halesworth; Bill ordered, 
Lxxxvil. 39. Presented, 42. Petition against, 154. rR. a. 331. 
1067. Yarmouth (South Town); For enlarging 
Term and Powers of Acts; Referred, txxxi. 53. Peti- 
tion in favour, 73. Report referred to Standing Order 
Committee, 120. Report, That Standing Orders ought 
not to be dispensed with, 134. Not proceeded in. For 
continuing Term, and altering and amending the Powers 
of Acts; Bill ordered, txxx1x. 29. Presented, 61. R.A. 
321. See supra, 67. 735. ——— 1068. Yarpole and 
Presteigne ; To continue and enlarge Term and Powers of 
Acts; Referred, txxvu.39. Billordered,83. Presented, 
87. R.A. 267.————-1069. Yeovil and Crewkerne; For 
altering, amending and continuing Acts; Bill ordered, 
uxxxv. 62. Not proceeded in———Yoker. See supra, 
463.———1070. York to Oswaldkirk; For repairing 
that Road ; Referred, txxx. 46. Billordered, 100. Order 
for Bill discharged; another Bill ordered; presented ; 
236. R.A, 519.———1071. York and Scarborough ; To 
continue and amend Act; Referred, txxv. 123. Bill 
ordered, 203. Presented, 211. Rr. a. 342. For repair- 
ing; Bill ordered, 1xxxvit. 27. Presented, 31. Bill 
re-committed, 137. R. a. 238,———1072. York and 
Stonedale; For repairing; Referred, rxxxu. 211. Bill 
ordered, 330. Presented, 337. pr. a. 558.—— Yowahall 
Bridge. See supra, 94.———Ystrad. See supra, 61. 



























1074. Motion, That all Bills which amongst other matters 
contain Provisions for the renewal of Turnpike Bills, shall be 
exempt from the payment of Fees and Parliamentary Charges; 
Debate thereon adjourned ; rxxx11. 530. Further adjourned, 569. 
Order for resuming Debate discharged, 579. 


1075. Resolution, That a Term not exeeeding Thirty-one Years 
ought to be granted to all Trusts proposed to be established by 
Turnpike Road Bills; txxxim. 256. See Conferences, 28. 


IV. Questions 














TURNPIKE ROADS——UNION. 





IV. Questions Negatived, and Motions Withdrawn: 


(1.)—Questions Negatived: 

1076. For inserting certain Words on the Third Reading of 
the Turnpike Road Bill; ixxvi. 456. 

1077. For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on the 
Third Reading of the General Turnpike Acts Amendment Bill; 
LXXXIll. 477. 

1078. For agreeing with the Lords in an Amendment to the 
Turnpike Acts Continuance Bill; txxx1x. 132. 

1079. For agreeing with Committee in an Amendment to the 
Turnpike Acts Continuance Bill; rxxxrx. 133. 

1080. For now reading a Second Time the Lime Toll Ex- 
emption Bill; rxxxrx. 401. 

1081. That certain Words be inserted in the Manure Toll 
Exemption Bill; xc. 438. 


(2.)—Motions Withdrawn : 
1082. For Leave to bring in a Bill to consolidate and amend 
the several Acts relative to Turnpike Roads; txx1x. 212. 





(2.)—Motions Withdrawn—continued. 

1083. That after the present Session all Bills, which among 
other matters shall contain Provisions for the renewal, or repeal or 
renewal, of any Act or Acts of Parliament relating to Turnpike 
Roads, be exempt from the Payment of Fees, &amp;c.; txxx111. 238. 
Debate adjourned, 239. Debate resumed ; Amendment proposed ; 
255. Amendment and Motion withdrawn, 256. 


1084, For Leave to bring in a Bill to provide for the better 
management of the Roads in Scotland supported by Statute Labour 
Conversion Funds ; xct. 82. 

See Accounts and Papers, 1201. 1724. 3838. 5027-5032. 
6216-6230. Addresses, 207. 1261. 1307-1311. 1419. 
Bills, 15. 19. 26. 67. 208, 209. 259. 306. 356. 387. 407. 412. 
418, 419. Committees, 666, 667. 1125-1138. 1159-1185. 
1271. 1492. Grand Juries, §c., 10. Highland Roads and 
Bridges. Orders, 24-26. 36.54. Petitions, 2069. 2246. 
2266. 2289. Roads (Ireland). 








Two-pennies Scots :— see Accounts and Papers, 6221. | ‘Tyne Keelmen :—Petition for a Bill to alter and amend 


Addresses,1312. Pavings. Petitions, 2070. 


Act for establishing a Fund for their Relief; Referred, uxxv. 145. 
Bill ordered, 234. Presented, 256. rR. a. 423. 








U. 


UNCLAIMED Dividends :——See Postage and 


Post Office, 1. 


Uncultivated Land :—see waste Land. 


Uniformity of Process :—see Courts of Justice, 
9, 10. 


Union with Ireland: 


1. Petition of Inhabitants of Templemartin for a Repeal of the 
Union, brought up and read; Motion, That the Petition do lie 
upon the Table; Debate arising thereupon, and the same having 
continued till Three o’Clock, Mr. Speaker left the Chair; txxx1x. 
100. Debate resumed, and the same having continued till Three 
o’Clock, Mr. Speaker left the Chair, 103. Debate resumed; Pe- 
tition to lie upon the Table; 108. 


2. Motion for appointing a Select Committee to inquire and 
report on the means by which the Dissolution of the Parliament of 
Ireland was effected ; on the effects of that measure upon Ireland, 
and upon the Labourers in Husbandry, and Operatives in Manu- 
factures in England; and on the probable consequences of conti- 
nuing the Legislative Union between both Countries; Debate 
thereupon adjourned ; rxxxrx. 207. Question again stated, 212. 
And an Amendment having been. proposed, and a Member rising 
in his place to second the same, Debate thereupon further ad- 
journed, 213. Debate resumed; Amendment proposed; Debate 
thereupon adjourned; 217, Debate resumed ; Question, That the 
Words proposed to be left out stand part of the Question; Debate 
thereupon further adjourned ; 222. 225. Debate resumed ; Amend- 
ment proposed to the proposed Amendment; Amendment with- 
drawn; 231. Another Amendment proposed to the proposed 
Amendment; Question, That the Words proposed to be left out 
of the proposed Amendment stand part thereof; agreed to; Main 
Question, as amended, agreed to; Resolution for Address agreed 
to; to be communicated to the Lords at a Conference ; Conference 
to be desired; 232. Lords agree to a Conference; Managers 
appointed ; Conference held and reported, That they had left the 
Address with their Lordships; 235. Lords desire a Conference 
on the subject of the last Conference; Conference agreed to; 
Managers appointed; Conference held, and reported, That the 
Lords have agreed to the Address, and have filled up the blank 
with “ Lords Spiritual and Temporal and”; 237. Message from 
the Lords, acquainting the House when His Majesty will be 
attended with the Address; King’s Answer to Address reported 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. 


(1820—1837.) 





by Mr. Speaker; Resolution for Address of Thanks thereupon ; 
242. 
See Accounts and Papers, 6233, 6234. 
1447. 1449. Committees, 1422. Conferences, 29. 
tions, 2073-2075. 


Union Duties: Bills relative to: 

1. To continue certain Duties on several Articles, the manu- 
facture of Great Britain or Ireland respectively, on their Importa- 
tion into either Country from the other; Ordered, txxv. 297. 
Presented, 305. Petitions against; From, Merchants of Liverpool, 
366, Pp. Merchants of Manchester and Salford, 429, p. Proprie- 
tors of the Merino Factory, and Manufacturers of the Staffordshire 
Potteries, 430, rp. Bill, as amended, printed, 320. Re-committed, 
356. Instruction respecting the Importation of Calicoes and 
Muslins, 369. Bill re-committed, 421. 

2. To repeal the Duties on certain Articles; Ordered, txxvit1. 
180. Presented; printed; 183. As amended, printed, 198. Re- 
committed, 254. Petition from Belfast, against, 277, Pp. Rn. a. 334. 

3. To regulate the Importation and Exportation of certain 
Articles, subject to the Duties of Excise, between England and 
Ireland ; Ordered, txxvi11. 266. Presented ; printed ; 272. rn. a. 351. 

4. To prevent higher Duties being paid in Ireland than in 
England; Ordered, txxvit. 424. Presented; printed; 425. 
R. A. 471, 

5. To repeal the Duties on all Articles, the manufacture of 
Great Britain and Jreland, on the Importation into either Country 
from the other; Ordered, txx1x. 187. Presented, 201. Printed, 
206. R. A. 277. 

See Committees, 270, &amp;c. 


Union of Parishes, Ireland: Bills rela- 
tive to: 

1. To consolidate and amend Acts relative to the Union of 
Parishes in Ireland ; Ordered, xxxx. 512. Presented; printed ; 
518. R.A. 598. 

2. To amend above Act; From the Lords; txxxvi. 731. Read ; 
printed ; 733. Order for Second Reading read ; Amendment pro- 
posed and made; Main Question, as amended, agreed to; Second 
Reading put off for Six Months; 770. 

3. To amend Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV.; Ordered; presented ; 
printed ; uxxxvir. 415. RB. A. 496, 

4. Several Motions relative to the Union of Parishes, adn to 
Tithes; Previous Questions negatived thereon; LXxxInl. 472. 

See Croston Parishes. | Episcopal Unions. Estates, 247. 

Glastonbury Parishes. Petitions, 147, 2077. Tithes. 


Universities 


Addresses, 1443. 
Peti- 


Petitions, 2076. 


13 F 


1126 





UNIVERSITIES. 








Universities: Bills relative to: 


1. To authorize the raising of Money on Mortgage of the 
Possessions and Revenues of the Universities of Oxford and Cam- 
bridge; Ordered, xxx. 464. Presented; printed; 477. Notice 
taken that the Bill ought to have been brought in upon a Petition; 
Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn; 491. 

2. For the better preservation of Peace and good Order in the 
Universities; Ordered, txxx. 496. Presented; printed; 496. 
R. A. 627. 

3. Toremove certain Disabilities which prevent some Classes of 
His Majesty’s Subjects from resorting to the Universities of Eng- 
land, and proceeding to Degrees therein; Ordered, txxx1x. 191. 
Presented ; printed; 204. Bill, as amended, to be printed, 455. 
Bill passed, 532. Not returned from the Lords. 

Petition in favour ; From Newport (Isle of Wight); uxxxrx. 
335. 

Petitions against ; From Abergele; txxxix. 308. Abergwilly, 
481. Abingdon, 350. Albrighton, 416. Aldborough, 308. 
Alverstoke, 334. Alveston, 308. Amesbury, 403. Andover, 
334. Anglesey and Carnarvon, 416. Appleton, 350. Areley, 
King’s, 334. Ashby, Cold, 303. Ashted, 388. Ashcott and 
Greinton, Cosslington, Shapwick, Moorlinch, 364. Ashton, 482. 
Aston-juxta-Birmingham, 388. Axbridge, 228. Aynhoe, 303. 
— Balsall, 364. Banbury, 308. Barnstaple, 379. Barr, 
Great, 388. Barton, Earl’s,364. Beaconsfield, 418. Beauchamp 
Drayton, 369. Beaumaris, 379. Bedford, 308. Bedford, 
Southern Division of the County of, 364. Bedminster, Rural 
Dean and Clergy of the Deanery of, 379. Bedstone, 308. Bel- 
grave, 308. Benton Mewsey, 334. Berkhampstead, 403. 
Bewdley, 364. Bicester,288. Biggleswade, 388. Binstead and 
Wrotton, 334. Birlingham, 308. Birmingham, 388. Birming- 
ham, St. George, 388. Birstall, 308. Bishop’s Tawton and 
Newport, 379. Blackheath, 364. Blanford Forum, 403. 
Bletchington, Hampton, Peyle and other Places, 288. Blything, 
Hundred of, Suffolk, 334. Boddicot, 308. Bognor, 416. Bol- 
ton-by-Bowland, 308. Bordesley, 388. Boroughbridge, 308. 
Bovey, 308. Bourton-on the-Hill, and Moreton-in-Marsh, 403. 
Bowland, 308. Bozeat, Maudit Easton, Greendon, Yardley, 
Hastings and other Places, 364. Brackley, 303. Bradford Dis- 
trict, Warminster, 408. Brampton Brian, 308. Braunston, 
Glenfield and Kirby Muxloe, 308. Brecknock, 350. Brewood, 
364. Bridgnorth, 294. Bridgwater, 364. Bridport, Sturminster, 
Newton and other Places, 403. Brighton and Hove, 388. 
Brightwell, Britwell, Cuxham and other Places, 288. Britwell, 
Cuxham, 288. Brixworth, 340. Broadwood, 359. Bromley, 
Great, 364. Bromwich Castle, 388. Bromwich, West, 388. 
Buckingham, 369. Buckingham, Archdeacon and Clergy of, 
418. Bucklow Hundred, Chester, (Two Petitions), 340. Buck- 
nell, Hethe, Shelswell and other Places, 288. Bucks, Archdeacon 
of, 418. Bucks, Archdeacon of, and Wycombe, Clergy of the 
Deanery of, 364. Bucks, Southern Part of the County of, (Two 
Petitions), 418. Burghfield, 288. Burnham, Clergy of the 
Deanery of, 418. Bushbury, 354.—Caedewen, Deanery of, 
412. Calceby and Driby, 364. Cambridge and Oxford, Gra- 
duates of, 412. Cambridge, Master of Downing College, 388. 
Cambridge and Oxford, Universities of, 255. 275. 308. Cam- 
bridge, Members of the Senate of the University, 418. Cardigan, 
496. Carmarthen, St. Peter’s, 308. Carnarvon, 416. Castle 
Bromwich, 388. Chalfont, St. Peter’s, 427. Challock, Godmer- 
sham and Crundale, 364. Chalony-cum-Upton, 388. Charlbury, 
308. Charlton with Newbottle and Sutton King’s, 303. Ched- 
dar, 228. Chelmsford, 377. Cheltenham, 308. Cheney Middle- 
ton, 303. Chipstone, 354. Chichester, 355. Chidwall and 
Wavertree, 308. Chieveley, 340. Chipping Warden, 364. 
Chobham, Woking and Vicinity, 364. Christchurch, Monmouth, 
335. Chudleigh, 308. Claines, 407. Clapham, 364. Clifton, 
Raynes and Olney, 418. Clophill and other Places, 334. Clun- 
bury, 308. Clungunford, 308. Clyst, Lawrence, 364. Cold- 
field, Sutton, 340. Coleshill, 340. Coln, St. Aldwin’s, Hatherop 
and other Places, 364. Condover, 294. Coresham, 379. Cos- 
sington, 364. Cowbridge, 369. Cowley and Horsepath, 308. 
Crausley, 364. Creaton, 403. Crickdale, Swindon, Highworth 
and their Vicinity, 364. Croft and Frowlesworth, Stoney Stanton, 
Sapcote, 308. Cropredy, 303. Crossthwaite, 364. Croughton, 
303. Crundale, 364. Cullington, 308. Culworth and Mande- 
ville Thorpe, 303. Cuxham, 288.— Daventry, 303. Dean, 
Forest of, 403. Dean, Lancaster, 308. Dedhan, 308. Denbigh, 
(Two Petitions), 381. Dengie, 377. Derby, Clergy resident in 
the County of, 388. Dereham, East, 396. Devonport, 470. Don- 
caster, 584. Dover, 334. Downing College, Master of, Cam- 
bridge, 388. Drayton, 308. Drayton Beauchamp, 369. Driby, 364. 
Dudley, 369. Durham, County of, 334.—Easton Maudit, 364. 


Eatington and other Places, 334. Edgbaston, 388. Edgcott, 340. 














Universities : Bills relative to—continued. 


Egleton, 416. Ellesmere, 294. Ely, Archdeacon and Clergy of, 
294. Emberton,418. Epsom,400. Established Church, Clergy 
of the, 416. Established Church, (Two Petitions), 416. Evesham, 
364. Ewelme, 288. Exeter, 364. Exmouth-cum-Littleham and 
Withycombe Rawleigh, 364.— Fareham, 418. Farringdon, 
364. Farthinghoe, 303. Faversham, 396. Fawkham, Longfield 
and Hartley, 364. Filehurst, 364. Findon, 303. Finmere, 308. 
Flegg, Clergy of the Deanery of East and West Norfolk, 334. 
Frere, William, 388. Frisby and Galby, Galby, 308. Frome, 
288. Frowlesworth, 308. Fryerning and Ingatestone, 364. 
—Galby and Frisby, Galby, 308. Galby, Frisby and Galby, 
308. Gillingham, 288. Glamorgan, Eastern End of the County 
of, 369. Glenfield, 308. Gloucester, 308. 364. Goadby Mar- 
wood, 364. Godmersham, 364. Gosforth, 340. Greendon, 364. 
Greinton, 364. Guilsborough, 303.—Haccombe, 416. Haddon, 
East, 303. Haddon, West,303. Hadham, Much and Little, 403. 
Hambleden, 403. Hammerton, Kirk,334. Hampton, Great and 
Little, 308. Hampton, 288. Handsworth, 308. Harborough 
Market, 308. Hardmead, 364. Hartley and Longfield, 364. 
Hastings, 364. Hatherop, 364. Haverford West, 308. Hawk- 
hurst, 299. Headington, 288. Helmdon, 303, Helmingham, 
alias Morton, St. Margaret, 488. Hereford, 379. Hethe, 288. 
Highworth, 364. Hill, Rev. Justley, 418. Hillesden, 418. 
Hinton, 303. Holdenby, 403. Holt and Walsingham, Clergy of 
the Deaneries of, 388. Honiton, 303. Hook Norton, 364. 
Hopton Castle, 308. Horksley, Great, 364. Horley and Horn- 
ton, 288. Horncastle, 334. Hornton, 288. Horsepath, 308. 
Horsham, 369. Hove, 388. Hubberstone, 364. Hungerford, 
308. Huntingdon, Archdeacon and Clergy of,388. Hurst, 288. 
Hurstbourne Tarrant and Vernhams Dean, 808. Hythe, &amp;c., 
478. — Iden, &amp;c., 478. Ilfracombe, 364. Ingatestone, 364. 
Ingworth and Sparham, Clergy of the Deaneries, of, 388. Iver, 
418.—Kendal, 284. Kent, East, Greduates and other Gen- 
tlemen, 255. Ketsby-cum-Ormsby, South, 364. Kettering and 
Thorpe Malsor, 364. Kidlington, 308. Kingsbridge, Rochester, 
308. King’s Norton, 379. Kingsthorpe and other Places, 303. 
Kingston-upon-Hull, 364. Kingswinford, 334. Kintbury, 364. 
Kirby Misperton, 359. Kirby Muxloe, 308. Kirk Hammerton, 
334. Knaresborough, 308. Knighton, 364. Kinver, 350. 
Knowle, 388.—Lamborne, 340. Lancaster, 299.334. Langham, 
416. Langley, 418. Lathbury, 364. Lavendon, 364. Launceston, 
407. Leicester, 308. Leicester, St. Martin’s, 308. Leintevardine, 
308. Leominster, 434. Leyland, 369. Lichfield, Close of, 379. 
Lilbourne and other Places, 303. Lincoln’s Inn, Inner Temple 
and Middle Temple, 388. Linford, Great, 364. Littleham, 364. 
Liverpool, Clergy residing in, 439. 455. Llandovery, 496. 
Llanrwst, 364. Llanybyther, 574. Longfield, &amp;c., 364. Long- 
ville Weston, 488. Ludham, 364. Lustleigh, 429. — Mac- 
clesfield, 359. Malvern, Great, 488. Mandeville, 303. Marchia, 
Deanery of, 412. Marden, 364. Marlborough, 403. Marlow, 
Great, 416. Marston Sicca, 364. Marwood Goadby, 364. 
Mathry and Whitechurch, David’s, St., 407. Maudit Easton, 
364. Meriden, Solihull and other Places, 340. Merioneth, 416. 
Mewsey, Penton, 334. Michelmersh and Romsey, 364. Mid- 
dleton, 334. 388. Middleton, Cheney, 303, —Misperton, Kirby, 
359. Mixbury, 364. Mold, 416. Molton, South, 334. Monx- 
ton, 334. Moorlinch, 364. Morcott, 388. Moreton-in-Marsh, 
403. Moreton Pinkney, 303. Morton, St.’ Margaret, 488. 
Moseley, 324. Motcombe, 288. Maursley, Clergy in the Deanery 
of, 502. Muxloe Kirby, 308.—Nantwich, 334. Naseby, 303. 
Nettlestead, 478. | Newbottle-with-Charlton, 303. Newport, 
379. Newport Pagnell, 418. Newport Pagnell, Clergy in the 
Deanery of, 418. Newton Abbott, 334. Newton, South, and 
Wishford, 364. Newtown, 364. Normanton, Turville and 
Thurlaston, 308. Northampton, 396. Northampton, County of, 
303. Northampton, Northern Division of the County of, 288. 
Northop, 388. Northwich, 494. Norton, Cold, and Stowe 
Maries, 330. Norton by Galby and Stretton Parva, 308. Nor- 
ton Hook, 364. Norton, King’s, 379. Norwood, Middlesex, 
418. Norwich, 381.—Oakham, 416. Oldbury, 388. Olney, 
418. Ormsby, South, 364. Ottery, St. Mary, 388. Oxford, 
All Saints, 364. Oxford and Cambridge, Graduates of, 412. 
Oxford, University of, Masters and Scholars of the, 269. Oxford 
and Cambridge, Universities of, 255. 275. 308. Oxford, Corpora- 
tion of, 294. Oxford, Holywell, 340. Oxford, St. Aldate’s, 340. 
Oxford, St. Clement’s, 350. Oxford, St. Martin’s, 350. Oxford, 
St. Mary Magdalen, 403. Oxford, St. Peter’s in the East, 340. 
Oxford, Saint Peter’s-le-Paisley, 424. Oxford, (Two Petitions), 
396.—Padbury, 418. Pagnell, Newport, 418. Pangbourne and 
Streatley, 288. Pehembury, 364. Pencarreg, 535. Penkridge, 
364. Peterborough, Clergy of the Diocese of, 364. Piddinghoe, 
364. Pilton, &amp;c., 379. Pinkney Moreton, 363. Polesworth, 

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Universities : -Bills: relative to—continued. 


Lxxxix. 388. Pontefract, 359. Portsea and Portsmouth, 364. 
Portsmouth, 364. Potton, 864. Poyle, 286.—Ravenstone, ‘308. 
Rawleigh Withycombe, 364. Reading, (Four Petitions), 340. 
Reigate, 482. -Rhuabon, 364. Ripon, 334. Rochdale, +364. 
Rochester, Kingsbridge, 308. . Rochford, Hundred of, Essex, 808. 
Rodney, Stoke, 294. Romsey, 364. Rowley Regis, 388. Ruge- 
ley, 379. Ruthin, 381. Ruyton, 359. Ryde, 334. — Salis- 
bury, 364. Sandbach, 359. Sapcote, 308. Shabbington, 502. 
Shapwick, 364. Sheffield, 407. -Shelswell, 288. Shenington, 
288. Shenstone, 388. Sherbourne, 403. Sherrington, 418. 
Shields, North, Tynemouth, and other Places, 334. Shipston- 
upon-Stowe, 364. Shrewsbury, 294. Sibbertoft, 303: -Sieca 
Marston, 364. Sidmouth, 364. Smethwick, 388. Snenton, 416. 
Solihull, 340. Southampton, County of, 364. Southwell, 354. 
Sparham, 388. Spelsbury, 308. Stafford, 418. Stagsden, 364. 
Stamford, 369. Stanton, Stoney, 308. Stinton, 364. Stoke, 
Clergy of the South-eastern District of the Deanery of, 334. 
Stoke Rodney, 294. Stourbridge, 388. Stow-in-the-Wold, 334. 
Stow, Salop, 308. Stowe Maries, 380. Stower, East and West, 
288. Stratford-upon-Avon, 308. Streatley,288. Strensham, 364. 
Stretton Parva, 308. Sturminster, 403. Sudbury, Clergy of the 
Archdeaconry of, 364. Suffolk, Eastern Division of the County 
of, 364. Sulgrave, 303. Sutton Coldfield, 340. Sutton, King’s, 
303. Swaffham, 388. Swincombe, 308. Swindon, 364. Syne- 
mouth, 334. Syresham and Whitfield, 303.— Talaton, 308. 
Tamworth, 379. Teinmouth, East and West, 364. Temple, 
Inner and Middle, Lincoln’s Inn, 388. Tenbury, 308. Tewkes- 
bury, 388. Thenford, 303. Thorpe Malsor, 364. Thorpe, 303. 
Thurlaston and Normanton Turville, 308. Tibshelf, 478. Tiden- 
ham and Woolastone, 354. Tong, 308. 407. Torquay, 308. 
Totnes, 364. Towcester, 303. Tracey, 308. Tunbridge Wells, 
396. Twining, 364. Twyford, 418.—Udersfield, 364. Upping- 
ham, 364. Upton, 388.—Vernham’s Dean, 308.—Waddesdon, in 
the Deanery of, 502. Wakefield, 334. Walsall, 269. Walsing- 
ham, 388. Warden, Chipping, 364. Warminster, 403. War- 
rington, 369. Wavendon, 418. Wavertree, 308. Welford, 303. 
Wellingborough, 334, Wellington (Salop), 294. Wellow, 416. 
Wells, 288. Wells, Clergy and Laity in the Archdeaconry of, 
334. Welsh Pool, Clergy of the Deanery of, 412. Westbury, 
294. Weston Longville, 488. | Weston-under-Lizard, 303. 
Wetherby, 466. Wetton, 340. Wexham, 418. Whalley, 388. 
Whitchurch, 308. 407. Whitfield, 303. Wigginton, 364. 
Wight, Isle of, 350. Wigmore, 308. Wigstone, Great, 308. 
Willesley, 364. Wilton, 403. Winchester, Clergy and Inhabit- 
ants of the Archdeaconry of, 388. Winwicke, 303. Wirral, 
Deanery of, 364. Wishford, 364. Withycombe Rawleigh, 364. 
Woburn, 308. Woking, 364. Wolverhampton, 354. Woodford, 
377. Woodhay, East, 539. . Woodstock, 379. Woodstock, 
New, 364. Woolastone, 354. Woolvercote, 288. Woolwich, 
308. Worcester, City of, 308. Wrexham, 308. Wrotton, 334. 
Wroxton, 308. Wycombe, Clergy of the Deanery, and Bucks, 
Archdeacon of, 364.— Yardley, 364. 388. Yarnton, 288. 
Yelvertoft, 303. York, 308. 


Unstamped Publications : 


Usury : 








Universities—continued. 


See Aberdeen 1,2. Accounts and Papers, 6235-6242. Ad- 
dresses, 1313. 1546.1549. Cambridge University. Durham,8. 
Estates, 16. .Glasgow;2. .London,1. Petitions, 2081. 2082. 
Supply. 


Unlawful Societies :—sec Addresses, 1545. Associa- 


tions, Ireland. Seditious Meetings. Societies, Unlawful. 





See Accounts and 
Papers, 6244. 6247. Addresses, 1314, 1315. Petitions, 2083. 


Usurious Considerations :—see Securities, 5. 


Bills relative to: 

1. For repealing the Laws which prohibit the taking of In- 
terest of Money; Ordered, txxv1. 257. Presented; printed ; 269. 
Petitions in favour; From, Bannister, John; ixxvi. 354, Pp. 
Bristol, 347,p. Crewkerne,350. Marlborough, 369,r. Strange, 
Messrs., 344, Pp. Swindon, 344, rp. Wimborne Minster, 343. 
York, 344, p.——— Petitions against; From Belfast; ixxv1. 
386, Pp. Report of 28 May 1818, to be printed, 269. Second 
Reading put off for Three Months, 427. 


2. To repeal the Laws which prohibit the taking Interest of 
Money, or limit the Rate thereof; Ordered, txxviu. 237. Pre- 
sented; printed ; 261. Report put off for Three Months, 436. 
——— Again ordered; txxix. 20. Presented; printed; 23. 
Petition of Chamber of Commerce of Dublin, in favour, 234, p. 
Further Consideration in Committee put off for Six Months, 267. 
———Again ordered; txxx. 17. Presented; printed; 18. 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 72.———Again ordered ; 
txxxi. 50. Presented; printed; 75. Petition of the Grand 
Jury for the County of Flint, against, 250. Second Reading 
deferred, 183. 


3. To regulate the Penalties and Forfeitures incurred under 
the Usury Laws; Ordered, txxix. 419. Presented; printed ; 
420. Second Reading deferred, 456. 


4. To alter several Acts relating to Contracts for the Loan of 
Money at Interest ; Ordered, txxxu1. 367. Presented; printed; 
401. Bill committed, and Committee put off for Three Months, 
453.——=—— Again ordered; txxxv. 157. Presented; printed; 
272. As amended, printed, 385. Report further considered ; 
Motion for reading the Amendments made by the Committee to 
the Bill a Second Time; Debate arising thereupon, Motion for 
adjourning the Debate; Question Negatived thereupon; Main 
Question put; Amendments Read a Second Time, and, with an 
Amendment to one of them, agreed to; Bill, as amended, printed ; 
556. Third Reading deferred, 620. 


5. For the partial Repeal of the Laws relating thereto; 
Ordered, txxxvu. 298. Presented; printed; 337. Second 
Reading deferred, 549. Not proceeded in. 

See Petitions, 2084. 











V. 


VACCINE Establishments :—see Accounts 


and Papers, 6249-6252. Addresses, 1316, 1317. Committees, 
1186. Supply, 588. 


Vagrants : Bills relative to: 


1. To amend the Laws now in force relating to Vagrauts ; 
Ordered, txxv1. 376. Presented; printed; 382. rR, a. 492. 


2. For consolidating into one Act and amending the Laws 
relating to Rogues, Vagabonds, &amp;c.; Ordered, txxvut. 101. Pre- 
sented, 122, Printed, 127. Committed to a Select Committee, 
156. (See Committees, 1188.) Bill, as amended, printed, 241. 
Re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 272. As 
amended, printed, 279. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 342. 
R. A. 367. 

3. For the more effectual Suppression of Vagrancy and 
Punishment of Idle and Disorderly Persons; Ordered; pre- 
sented ; Lxx1x.276. As amended, printed, 293. Re-committed to 
a Select Committee, 332. (See Committees, 1189.) As amended, 


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Vagran ts: Bills relative to—continued. 


printed, 396. Re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 
455. Passed by the Lords, with Amendments, 499. Lords’ 
Amendments considered, and one of them disagreed to, Nem. con. ; 
Committee appointed todraw up Reasons ; 512. Report of Reasons, 
agreed to; Conference to be desired; 515. (See Conferences, 19.) 
Lords do not insist on their Amendments, 518. Rk. a. 524. 


Motions Withdrawn : 
4. For leave to bring in a Billto enable Magistrates at Quarter 
Sessions to regulate the Payment of Expenses for the apprehen- 
sion of Offenders under the Vagrant Act; Lxxx. 439. 


See also Accounts and Papers, 6253-6256. Addresses, 1318- 
1328. Committees, 1187-1191. Petitions, 2086. Poor 
and Poor Laws. Theatres, 2. 


Vallance, John :—sec Petitions. 


Valuation 





1128 


VALUATION——VESTRIES. 











Valuation of Lands, Ireland :—see Commit 
tees. Survey and Valuation. 


Van Diemen’s Land :—see Accounts and Papers, 


6258-6266. 
2087. 


Addresses, 1325-1328. Companies, 106. Petitions, 


Vessels :—see America. Navigation and Shipping. 





Vellum :—see Stamps and Stamp Duties, 17. 


Ventilation :—see Petitions. 


sage Vessels. Ships and Vessels. 








Aestrices, 








I. Public Bills relative to Vestries ; 1—11. 
II. Petitions for Bills relative to Vestries, and Proceedings thereon ; 


12—90. 





I. Public Bills relative to Vestries: 


1. For the regulation of Parish Vestries, and for lighting and 
watching Towns in England and Wales; Ordered, txxxv. 399. 
Presented; printed; 412. Petitions against; From, Leeds; 
541, p. Liverpool (Two Petitions), 487.—Plymouth (Two Peti- 
tions), 506, p.— Westminster, St. James, 506. Petitions in 
favour; From, Bartholomew, St., the Great, London; 616. 
Withers, Robert, 563. Committed to a Select Committee, 453. 
(See Committees, 1194.) Bill reported, and, as amended, printed, 
603. Not proceeded in. 


2. For the better regulation of Vestries, and for the appoint- 
ment of Auditors of Accounts in certain Parishes in England and 
Wales; Ordered, txxxvi. 210. Presented; printed; 224. As 
amended, printed, 325. Bill re-committed to a Select Commit- 
tee, 375. (See Committees, 1195.) Reported, and, as amended, 
printed, 458. Further Consideration of Report deferred, 492. 
Not proceeded in. 


Petitions against; From, Bloomsbury, St. George, Lxxxvt. 
424. Bristol, St. Peter’s, St. Michael, St. Paul, St. Nicholas, 
St. John the Baptist, Temple, St. Augustine the Less, and 
St. Thomas, 347. Bristol, St. Mary, Redcliff, 347, p. Bristol, 
St. James, 439. Bristol, All Saints, 439. Bristol, St. Stephen’s, 
439.— Christchurch, 347.— George Street, Hanover Square, 
405. Giles, St., in the Fields, and St. George, Bloomsbury, 
424.— James, St., Westminster, 362.— Luke, St., Middlesex, 
311.—Margaret, St., and St. John, Westminster, 440. Martin, 
St., in the Fields, 264. Marylebone, St., 397, 424.— Pad- 
dington, 362. Pancras, St., 282, p.— Rudhall, St., 439.— 
Westminster, St. James, 362. Westminster, St. Margaret and 
St. John, 440. 


Petitions in favour ; From, Bloomsbury, St. George, Lxxxv1. 
381, p. Bristol, St. James, St. Mary Redcliff, St. Thomas, 
and St. Augustine the Less, 348.—Chamberlain, Thomas, 
446.—Giles, St., in the Fields, and St. George, Bloomsbury, 
381, p.—James, St., Westminster, 381, p.—Martin, St., in the 
Fields, 381, p. Marylebone, Rate Payers, 243, p.— Pancras, 
St., 213, p. 390.—Sawyer, H. J., 243, p. Shoreditch, St. Leo- 
nard, 243, p.— Westminster, St. James, 381, p. 


3. For the regulation of Parish Vestries; Ordered, txxxvi. 
698. Presented; printed; 709. As amended, printed, 839. 
Re-committed, 876. Motion for reading Bill the Third Time; 
Amendment proposed, but not made; Main Question agreed to; 
Bill passed; 892. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 934. R. A. 
935. 


Petitions against; From, Marylebone, St., txxxvi. 781, P.— 
Pancras, St., 884, p.—Westminster, St. James, 765, p. 


Petitions in favour; From, Bristol, St. Augustine, Lxxxv1. 
776, p.—Bristol, Temple, or Holy Cross, 776, p. Marylebone, 
St. Mary’s District, 820, p—Pancras, St., 879.—Revell, Henry, 
879.—Savage, John, 844. 


Petitions that the City of Bristol may nat be exempted from 


the operation of the Bill; From the undermentioned Parishes , 
viz., St. Philip and St. Jacob, St. John, St. Leonard and St. Ewen, 
St. Stephen, St. Mary Redcliff, St. Thomas and St. James; txxxv1. 
873, P. 





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4. To alter and amend Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. c. 60; Ordered, 


LXxXxvil. 27. Presented; printed; 30. Second Reading put off 
for Six Months, 45. 


5. Toamend Act 58 Geo. III. c. 69, for regulating Parish 
Vestries, in so far as to afford to Westminster and certain other 
Places within the Bills of Mortality the same Exemption that 
is extended to London and Southwark ; Ordered, txxxvitt. 566. 
Presented; printed; 568. Petition that the Parish of Cam- 
berwell may be included within the operation of the Bill; 634. 
Bill, as amended, printed, 632. Passed, 649. Not returned 
Jrom the Lords. 


6. To amend Act 58 Geo. III. c. 69, in so far as to afford 
to Westminster and certain Parishes within the Bills of Mortality 
in the Counties of Middlesex and Surrey an exemption which 
is extended in the said Act to London and Southwark ; Ordered, 
xc. 292. Presented; printed; 293. Second Reading deferred, 
532. Not proceeded in. 


7. For the better Government of Parishes within Cities and 
Towns containing above Five Thousand Inhabitants, in England 
and Wales; Ordered, txxx1x. 134. Presented; printed; 204. 
Petition of Governors and Directors of the Poor of St. Andrew, 
Holborn, and St. George-the-Martyr, Middlesex, against; 251. 
Second Reading deferred, 263. Second Reading put off for Six 
Months, 279. 


Petitions against; From, Governors and Directors of the Poor, 
and Inhabitants and Rate-payers of St. Andrew, Holborn, and St. 
George the Martyr, xc. 315. St. Mary, Islington, 359. Rate- 
payers of St. Andrew, Holborn, and St. George the Martyr, 483. 


Petition of legally elected Governors and Directors of the Poor 
and Rate-payers of St. Andrew, Holborn, and St. George the 
Martyr, in favour, xc. 536. 


8. For abolishing the System of Plurality of Voting in Ves- 
tries and Unions; Ordered, xc1. 301. Presented; printed; 374. 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 543. 


Petitions in favour; From, St. Pancras, xc1. 474. Chairman 
and Secretary of the Norwich Radical Association, Southampton ; 
Members of a Committee of Householders for the South-western 
District of St. Pancras; Members of the Parochial Society of 
St. Martin-in-the-Fields; 543. St. Martin-in-the-Fields, 643. 


9. For abolishing the System of Plurality of Voting in Ves- 
tries and Unions; Ordered, xcu. 46. Presented; printed; 596. 
Petitions in favour; From Brighton Radical Association, 
Members of; 610. Clerkenwell, 610. Second Reading put off 
for Three Weeks, 613. 

See also Petitions, 1396. 


Ireland: 


10. To amend the Laws respecting Parish Vestries and As- 
sessments in Ireland; Ordered, rxxx. 111. Not presented. 


11. Bill to amend Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 72; Ordered, Lxxxv1. 
352. Presented; printed; 360. Second Reading deferred, 502. 
Not proceeded in. 


II. Petitions 











VESTRIES——-VOTERS. 











Il. Petitions for Bills relative to Vestries, and Proceedings thereon : 


Bethnal Green: 

12. Petition for Bill for regulating the right of Voting at Ves- 
tries in that Parish; Referred, xxv. 11. Report to lie on the 
Table, 22. Bill ordered, 28. Presented, 39. Petitions in favour, 
83. Petitions against, 89. 101. Voices given, 110. Petition 
for Provision, referred, 197. Instruction to make Provision 
accordingly, 199. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 289. R. A. 
302. 


Bloomsbury, St. George :—See infra, 14. 


Covent Garden: 

13. For regulating the Vestry of St. Paul, Covent Garden ; 
Referred, txxx1u. 60. Bill ordered, 86. Petitions respecting 
the Standing Orders, 88. 99. Referred, 99. Reported; Report 
to lie on the Table; 112. Not proceeded in.——Referred, 
uxxxiv. 68. Bill ordered, 126. Presented, 137. Committed, 
185. Report re-committed to former Committee, 221. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 292. R. A. 328. 


Giles, St., in-the-Fields : 

14. For the better regulation of the Affairs of the Joint Pa- 
rishes of St. Giles-in-the-Fields, and St. George, Bloomsbury ; 
Referred, txxxv. 17. Bill ordered, 98. Presented,101. Peti- 
tions against, 151. 182. 253. R. a. 279. 


Horslydown, St. John : 
15. To repeal, alter or amend Act; Referred, txxvimt. 59. 
Not proceeded in. 


James, St. :—See infra, 20. 
Mary, St., Newington :—See infra, 17. 
Marylebone, St. : 


16. For amending and altering Acts; Referred, txxx11. 53. 





Bill ordered, 115. Presented, 172. Petitions against, 184. 214. 
311. Petitions in favour, 214. 406. Bill reported, 406. Fur- 
ther Consideration of Report put off for Six Months, 407,——— 
Again referred; txxx1v. 72. Report referred to the Standing 
Order Committee, 85. Report that the Standing Orders ought 
not to be dispensed with, 108. 


Newington, St. Mary (Surrey) : 

17. For establishing a Select Vestry in that Parish; Referred, 
Lxxvi. 21. Reported, 33. Report read; Leave granted for No- 
tices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices; 37. Bill 
presented, 55. Petitions against, 77. 129. 312. 336. 356. 362. 
Motion for re-committing the Bill; Amendment proposed ; 
Amendment and Motion withdrawn ; Report referred to a Select 
Committee to examine whether the Standing Orders referred to 





Newington, St. Mary—continued. 


therein have been complied with; 189. (See Committees, 997.) 
Report, with a Resolution, to lie on the Table; Bill re-committed to 
former Committee ; 206. Committee revived, and to sit and pro- 
ceed, 246. Time enlarged for Report, 262. Petitions of certain 
Persons for leave to withdraw their Names from Petition for Bill, 
and against the Bill, 336. Petition of John Clutton on behalf of 
the Petitioners for the Bill, to be allowed to proceed with his case, 
and for relief, 338. Petition of the Governors and Guardians of 
the Poor of the Parish of St. Mary, Newington, against the Peti- 
tion of the said John Clutton, 355. Motion, That the Committee 
be discharged from proceeding any further on the Bill; Debate 
thereon adjourned ; 346. Debate resumed ; Amendment proposed; 
Motion and Amendment withdrawn; Committee revived, and to 
sit and proceeu on a certain Day; Petition of John Clutton refer- 
red, and Counsel ordered ; 357. Bill reported; Report to lie on 
the Table; 372.. Leave given to withdraw the Bill, 372. 


Paul’s, St. :—See supra, 13. 
St. James :—See infra, 20. 
St. Marylebone :—See supra, 16. 


Southwark, St. John: 
18. To amend and enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred, txxtx. 
71. Bill ordered, 120. Presented, 144. Petitions against, 178. 
204. 209. 235. Petition in favour, 235. rR. a. 427. 


Stratford, Bow (Middlesex) : 

19. To regulate the Nomination and Appointment of Vestry- 
men and Parish Officers for the said Parish; Referred, txxxrv. 
27. Bill ordered, 38. Presented, 56. Petition against, 80. 
Passed, 113. Not returned from the Lords. Committee ap- 
pointed to inspect Lords’ Journals, 164. Report, 172. Report 
on Petition for Bill read; Another Bill ordered; 173. Pre- 
sented, 173. Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and to 
report on a certain Day, 180. Rk. a. 221. 


Westminster, St. James : 

20. To explain and amend Acts; Referred, txxxrv. 67. Bill 
ordered, 81. Order of Leave for Bill discharged; another Bill 
ordered ; presented; 137. Petitions against, 227. 236. Time 
enlarged for Report, 275. Third Reading put off for Three 
Months, 324, Again referred, xxxxv. 84. Not proceeded in. 


Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill to alter and amend Act 
7 Geo. IV. c. 72. Question Neg. thereupon; Ltxxxv. 338. 
See Accounts and Papers, 6268-6271. Church Notices. 
Church Rates. Committees, 1124. 1129. 1192. 1195. 1291. 
Petitions, 2092. 2098. Poor and Poor Laws. 








Ves try Cess :——Motion for bringing in a Bill for the total 
Extinction of all compulsory Payments of Vestry Cess; With- 
drawn, Lxxxvill. 72. 


Vexatious Arrests :—See Arrests. 


Vice Admiralty Court :—see Admiralty Court. 


Mauritius. 
Vice Treasurer of Ireland :—sce Accounts and 
Papers, 6275-6283. Supply, 590, 591. 


Victuallers :—see Accounts and Papers, 747, &amp;c.; 811, 
&amp;c.; 3455. Alehouses. Beer. Committees, 1196. Petitions, 
2100. 


Victualling Department :—see wavy, 11. 16. 
Petitions. Supply, 384. 390. 


Vincent, St:, Earl of :—see Addresses, 1490. 
Committees, 448. 669. Vincent, St., Viscount. 


Vincent, St., Viscount :—Bin to extend the An- 
nuity granted to Earl St. Vincent to the present Viscount; Or- 
dered, txxvir. 442. Presented, 449. nk. a. 479. 


Vinegar :——See Accounts and Papers, 3100. Paper, 2. 





Vitriol -——See Brimstone. 


Volunteers and Yeomanry :—Bills rela- 


tive to: 
1. To amend the Laws relating to Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry 
and Volunteers; Ordered, Lxxx1. 285. Presented ; printed ; 289. 
R. A, 376. 


2. To continue and amend Acts 43 Geo. III. c. 121; and 
56 Geo. III. c. 72; Ordered, txxvu.14. Presented; printed ; 
19, R. A. 158. 

3. To revive and continue Laws now in force relating to 
Yeomanry Corps in Ireland ; Ordered ; presented; printed ; rxxv. 
357. R. a. 455. 

4. To continue and amend the Laws relating to Yeomanry 
and Volunteer Corps in Ireland; Ordered, uxxxr1v. 301. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 308. R. a. 354. 

See also Accounts and Papers, 6285. 6293. Addresses, 1333. 
East India Affairs, 1. Petitions, 2103. Supply, 592- 
595. 


Votes of Credit :—see Accounts and Papers, 6294. 
Supply, 4. 


Voters :—See Elections, 5, &amp;c. 911. Parliamentary Repre- 


sentatton. 


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Hotes of the Bouse. 





I. Bill relative thereto; 1. 





II. Directions to print Matters therein ; 2, 3. 


III. Incidental Proceedings ; 4, 5. 





I. Bill relative thereto : 


1. To regulate the Conveyance of Printed Votes and Proceedings in Parliament, and of Newspapers, to the British Colonies; 
Ordered, txxx. 508. Instruction to make Provision for amending Act 4 Geo. III. c. 24., 512. Bill presented, 512. rR. a. 586. 


II. Directions to print Matters therein : 


2. That the Thanks of the House be given to Mr. Speaker for 
what he has said this Day (The Right Honourable C. M. Sutton 
on announcing his intention of resigning), and that the same be | 
printed in the Votes of this Day ; txxxvil. 535. 


III. Incidental Proceedings : 


4. Order, That the Votes and Proceedings of this House be 
printed, being first perused by Mr. Speaker; and that he do 
appoint the printing thereof; and that no Person but such as he 
shall appoint do presume to print the same; rxxv. 110.—.Lxxv1. 
7.——-LXXVII. 8.-——-LXXVIII. 6.—LXXIX. 7.-——-LXXX, 7.-——-LXXXI. 7.— 
LXXXII. 10,——-LXXXIII. 8.—LxxxIV. 10.—LXXXV. 9.—LXXXVI. 9. 525. 
——-LXXXVII. 7.-—-LXXXVIII. 7,——-LXXXIX. 10.—xcC. 6.—xcIl. 9.— 
xcil. 8. 





3. What has now been said by Mr. Speaker (in returning 
thanks on the passing of a Bill which granted him a Pension) be 
printed in the Votes of this Day; txxxvu. 568. 


Entry expunged : 


5. An Entry onthe Paper for Notices of Motions for a Motion 
on bringing up the Report of the Municipal Corporations Bill, 
relative tothe Revolutionary Character of that Measure ; the same 
was read, entered and ordered to be expunged; xc. 435. 

See also, Accounts and Papers, 4778, &amp;c. Committees, 1051— 
1053. Supply. 








Votes of Members :—m the House. See Members, 124. 





In Select Committees. See Committees, 1330. 














W. 


WAGES : Bills relative to: 


1. Torender more effectual the Laws for securing to Labourers 
the due Payment of their Wages ; Ordered, txxv. 265. Presented ; 
printed ; 277. Petitions in favour; From, Bilston, 347. Dar- 
laston, 317. Dudley, 347. Hales Owen, 353. Harborne, 331. 
Kingswinford, 347. Oldswinford, 317. Rowley Regis, 347. 
Salop, 347. Sedgley, 347. Stafford, 347. Stourbridge, 317. 
Tipton, 347. Wednesbury, 347. West Bromwich, 347. Wol- 
verhampton, 347. Worcester, 347. Petition against ; From Mon- 
mouth and Brecon, 347. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 451. 
R. A. 468. 


2. To amend and render more effectual the Laws prohibiting 
the Payment of Wages otherwise than in Money ; Ordered, txxxv. 
249. Presented; printed; 250. Bill committed to a Select 
Committee, 362. (See Committees, 949.) Bill reported, and re- 
committed to a Committee of the Whole House, and, as amended, 
printed, 416. Committee deferred, 468. 477. 498. 508. 517. 525. 
Bill considered ; Reported; Report to be further considered ; 
and Bill, as amended, printed; 544. Further Consideration of 
Report deferred, 551. 573. Report further considered; Motion 
for agreeing to the Amendments made by the Committee to the 
Bill; Debate arising thereupon; interrupted by a Message from 
the Lords Commissioners; Question again proposed; Amend- 
ment proposed, but not made; the First Amendment being read 
a Second Time, Motion for agreeing to the said Amendment; 
Amendment proposed to be made to the Question; Debate there- 
upon adjourned ; 578. Debate further adjourned, 590. 599. Re- 
sumed, 604. Question amended; Main Question, as amended, 
being proposed, Debate arising thereupon, Motion for adjourning 
the Debate withdrawn; Bill re-committed and considered; 


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Wages : Bills relative to—continued. 


further Proceeding in Committee dropped for want of Forty 
Members; 605. Committee deferred, 606.613. Bill considered, 
620. Committee deferred, 626. 631. 635. Committee put off for 
Three Months, 639. 


Petitions in favour ; From, Bisley ; txxxv. 365. Brimscomb 
Port, 365. Bussage, 365.—Caincross, 365.—Eastcombs, 365. 
Ebley, 365.—Glasgow, 578, p. Gloucester, County, 365.—Lyme 
Regis, 365.—Manchester, 562. Monmouth, 365, p.—Nailsworth, 
365.—Oakridge, 365,—Painswick, 365.—Trowbridge, 365, p.— 
Woodchester, 365. 

Petitions against ; From Manchester, txxxv. 435, P. 


Petition for Provision ; against Payment of Wages at a Public- 
house; From George Forwood ; txxxv. 432, P. 

3. Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill to consolidate and 
amend the Laws prohibiting the Payment of Wages in Goods, or 
otherwise than in the Current Coin of the Realm; Amendment 
proposed, but not made; Bill ordered, yxxxv1. 173. Presented ; 
printed; 183. Committed, 239. Order for Committee read ; 
Instruction to divide the Bill into Two Bills; Bill considered ; 
and Report that the Committee had divided the Bill into Two 
Bills; 420. See infra, 4, 5. 

4. To repeal several Acts and parts of Acts, prohibiting the 
Payment of Wages in Goods, or otherwise than in the current 
Coin of the Realm; Reported; as amended, printed; UXXxv1. 
420. Passed, 512. Not returned from the Lords, 


5. To prohibit in certain Trades, and in certain parts of Great 
Britain, the Payment of Wages in Goods or otherwise than in the 
current Coin of the Realm; Reported ; Bill, as amended, printed ; 
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Wages : Bills relative to—continued. 


Lxxxvi. 420. Petition from Balfron in favour, 507.. Bill re-com- 
mitted, 477. Reported, 477. As amended, printed, 478. Third 
Reading deferred, 507. Not proceeded in. 


6. To repeal several Acts and parts of Acts prohibiting the 
Payment of Wages in Goods, or otherwise than in the current 
Coin of the Realm; From the Lords, txxxvi. 731. Read, 733. 
Printed, 748. Rr. a. 921. 


7. To prohibit the Payment, in certain Trades, of Wages in 
Goods, or otherwise than in the current Coin of the Realm; From 
the Lords, txxxvi. 731. Read, 733. Printed, 743. Order for 
Committee read; Motion, That Mr. Speaker do leave the Chair ; 
Amendment proposed, but not made; Mr. Speaker (in pursuance 
of the Standing Order of 22 June last) called the attention of the 
House to certain Clauses of the Bill which imposed pecuniary 
Penalties, and gave it as his opinion that the same related only to 
the prevention or punishment of Offences; Mr. Speaker further 
stated that the Bill having been read a Second Time with the 
understanding that the Debate on the principle of the Bill was to 
be taken on the Motion for the Speaker leaving the Chair, he had 
postponed these observations to this period; whereupon the House 
in this particular case determined not to insist on their privilege 
of originating all such pecuniary Penalties; Main Question 
agreed to; Billconsidered ; reported with Amendments ; Amend- 
ments agreed to; Clause added; 839. Motion for reading the 
Bill the Third Time ; Amendments proposed, but not made; Main 
Question agreed to; Bill passed, with Amendments, 891. Amend- 
ments agreed to by the Lords, 894. R.A. 921. 


Scotland: 


8. To regulate the Powers and Duties of the Courts of Law 
in Scotland, in relation to the diligence of Arrestment on Wages ; 
Ordered, txxxvi. 92. Presented; printed; 194. Petition 
against ; From Landholders, Merchants and others of Glasgow, 
361, p. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 382. 


9. For restraining in Scotland the Arrestment of Wages ; 
Reported ; Bill, as amended, printed; xc.484. Bill re-committed, 
554. Passed, 573. Not returned from the Lords, 


Petitions in favour; From, Duntocher and other Places; xc. 
492. Operatives in Cotton Works and other Factories in Glasgow; 
Colliers and other Workmen in the Employment of Colin 
Dunlop, Esq'*, of Tulcross, in the County of Lanark, and other 
Workmen in the Vicinity ; Operatives in Cotton Works, Calico 
Print-fields, Bleach-fields, &amp;c. in the County of Renfrew ; Colliers 
at the Coal Works of Dalmarnock, Barrowfield, Westborn, East- 
field, Hamilton Farm, Tulcross, West Muir and other Coal Works 
in the County of Lanark; Proprietors and Tenants of Cotton 
Works and other Factories in Glasgow ; Hatters, Tobacconists, 
Bookbinders, Tailors and other Artisans in Glasgow; Operatives 
in Print-fields, also Engineers’ Wrights, Callenderers, and others 
in Glasgow; 521. 

See also, Labourers. Petitions, 2104. Poor and Poor 
Laws, 12, &amp;e. Seamen in the Merchant Service. Silk, 
9,10. Supply, 391-393. 


Wakefield, Edward Gibbon :—see 7urner, 


Ellen. 


Wales -——See Accounts and Papers, 6295-6300. Addresses, 


1334-1337. Petitions, 2106-2109, 


Wales, Courts of Great Session in: 


Bills relative to: 


1. To enlarge and extend the Powers of the several Judges of 
the Courts of Great Session in Wales; Ordered, txxvir. 302. 
Presented ; printed ; 302. Not proceeded in.——— Another Bill ; 
Ordered, uxxvi11. 133. Presented ; printed; 135. Petition of 
Grand Jury of Carmarthen, in favour, 276, p. Second Reading 
deferred, 379. Not proceeded in.——— Another Bill; Ordered, 
LXxIx. 41. Presented; printed; 41. As amended, printed, 196. 
Re-committed, 249. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 
530. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 530. R.A. 536. 


2. To regulate the Fees in the several Courts of Great Session® 
in Wales; Ordered, 1xxv. 382. Presented; printed; 394. 
Third Reading deferred, 445. Message to the Lords acquainting 
them that the Bill had been sent up by mistake, and requesting 


that it might be returned, 446. Report of its having been received 
back, 447. Not proceeded in. 


Wales, New South -——See New South Wales. 


GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820 —1837.) 





Walks, Public: Bills relative to: 


1. To facilitate the formation and establishment of Public 
Walks, Play-grounds, Baths and Places of healthy Recreation 
and Amusement in the open air, in the Neighbourhood of such 
Cities, Boroughs and Towns as may require them for the use and 
accommodation of their Inhabitants; Ordered, xc. 452. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 457. Bill, as amended, printed, 517. Further 
Consideration of Report deferred, 532. Not proceeded in. 


2. To facilitate the formation and establishment of Public 
Walks, Play-grounds, Baths and Places of healthy Recreation 
and Amusement in the open Air, in the Neighbourhood of such 
Cities, Boroughs and Towns as may require the same for the use 
and accommodation of their Inhabitants; Ordered, xc1.42. Pre- 
sented; printed; 95. Petition of James Dean in favour, 704. 
From Office-bearers and Committee of the Paisley Society for the 
prevention and cure of Intemperance; Office-bearers and Com- 
mittee of the Paisley Youths’ Temperance Society ; 86. Motion, 
That the Bill be now read a Second Time ; Amendment proposed, 
and superseded by Adjournment; 324. Committee deferred ,755. 
Not proceeded in. 


3. For the establishment of Public Walks and Playgrounds, 
and of Public Institutions, Libraries and Museums, for the purpose 
of promoting the health, morals, instruction and enjoyments of 
the People; Ordered, xci1. 58. Presented; printed; 103. Pe- 
tition of Members of the Mechanics’ Institution of Birmingham, 
in favour, 404. Committee deferred, 494. Not proceeded in. 


See Committees, 1197. 


Wandsworth, St. Anne’s Chapel :—sec 


Marriages, 14. 


Warehousin g: Bills relative to: 
1. For permitting certain Goods imported into Great Britain 
to be secured in Warehouse without payment of Duty ; Ordered, 
Lxxv. 368. Not presented. 


2. To make more effectual Provision for permitting Goods 
imported into Great Britain to be warehoused without payment of 
Duty; Ordered, rxxv1. 469. Presented; printed ; Second Read- 
ing put off for Three Months; 504. 


3. For amending the Laws of Excise relating to the ware- 
housing of Goods; Ordered, rxxvi. 445. Presented, 462. r.a. 
502. 


4. To repeal certain Acts and parts of Acts relating to the 
Importation of Goods and Merchandize; Ordered, txxvu. 118. 
Presented ; printed; 139. Rk. a. 366, 


5. To repeal divers ancient Statutes and part of Statutes, so 
far as they relate to the Importation of Goods from Foreign Coun- 
tries; Ordered, txxvir. 118. Presented; printed; 139. Peti- 
tions against ; From, Leicester, 193, rp. Gloucester, 200, p. Hud- 
dersfield, 204, p. Saddleworth; Halifax; London, Merchants ; 
215,P. Wilts and Sonterset, 285, Pe. Lords’ Amendment agreed 
to, 359. R. a. 366. 


6. To make more effectual Provisions for permitting Goods 
imported to be secured in Warehouse; Ordered, txxvu. 118. 
Presented; printed; 186. As amended, printed, 270. Petitions 
against ; From, Clerkenwell, 319, p. Clockmakers, 324, Pp. Clyde, 
Ports of, West India Merchants in, 275, Congleton (Two Peti- 
tions), 349, p.—Glasgow, 275.—Leek, 349, p. London, Watch 
Finishers, 349, rp.—Macclesfield, Manufacturers, 280, p. Mac- 
clesfield, Mayor, &amp;c., 349, p.—Taunton, Owners of Silk Mills, 
305. Taunton, Silk Weavers, 349, p.—-Watch Finishers of London, 
349, Pp. Petitions in favour; From, Birmingham, 294, rp. Edin- 
burgh, 309, rp. Bill re-committed ; considered; reported; Re- 
port to be further considered; Bill, as amended, printed, 352. 
Further Consideration of Report put off for Three Months, 364. 
—=—— Another Bill; Ordered, txxvu1. 105. Presented; printed; 
108. Re-committed; reported, and, as amended, printed ; 166. 
Petitions against; From, Dublin, Chamber of Commerce, 231.— 
Gloucester, 211. (p. 223.)—Huddersfield, 231, p.— Leeds, 231, P. 
London, Woollen Manufacturers, 231, p.—Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
231, p.—Shields, South, 231, p. Somerset, 225. Sunderland, 
near the Sea, 231, p.—Wilts, 231, rp. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 296. R. 4. 301. 


7. For the warehousing of Goods; Ordered, txxx. 310. Pre- 
sented, 334. As amended, printed, 358. Re-committed; As 
amended, printed; 448. Again re-committed, 544. .R. a. 626. 
——— Another Bill ; Ordered, rxxxvi11. 239. Presented ; priuted ; 
254. R.A. 726. 


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Warehousing : Bills relative to—continued. 

8. To authorize the payment of certain Duties on Ships and 
Merchandize, in respect of Docks and Warehouses in the Port of 
Dublin; Ordered, txx1x. 389. Presented, 443. As amended, 
printed, 448. Petitions against; From, Belfast, 498, r.—Cork, 
476, p.—Dublin, 486.—Limerick, 447, p.—Waterford, 533. Bill 
re-committed, 485. R. a. 524. 

See Accounts and Papers, 6303-6314. 6871. Committees, 
670-673. Customs, 7,8. Petitions, 2122. 


Warrants of Attorney :—Bil to prevent Frauds 
upon Creditors, by secret Warrants of Attorney ; Ordered, txxvu. 
92. Presented; printed; 98. As amended, printed, 233. a. a. 
367. : 


Warrants of Distress :—Bin to amend an Act of 
the 59 Geo. IIT. relating to Appeals against Warrants of Distress, 
granted by Justices of the Peace in Ireland; Ordered, txxx1x. 51. 
Presented; printed; 248. Committed; Acts 54 Geo. III. c. 116, 
and 6 Geo. IV. c. 43, read; Instruction to Committee, That they 
have power to amend the said Acts; 279. Order for Committee, 
read; Instruction to Committee, That they have power to amend 
all Acts in which Provision of Appeal to Quarter Sessions in 
Ireland is made; 345. Bill, as amended, printed, 355. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 598. R.A. 603. 


Warrington School :—see Estates, 428. 


Warwick Borough :—wotion, That it appearing by 
the Report of the Select Committee, appointed to make inquiry 
into the Proceedings at the last Election for the Borough of War- 
wick, that the Right Honourable Henry Richard Greville, Earl 
of Warwick, a Peer of the Realm, Lord Lieutenant of the County 
of Warwick, and Recorder of the Borough, in violation of the 
Resolutions and Standing Orders of the House and of the Law of 
the Land, is deeply implicated through his Agents, and by application 
of large Sums of Money, in various corrupt and illegal practices 
at the last Election for Warwick; and that the Town Clerk, 
James Tibbitt, Alexander Brown, Steward to the said Earl, and 
various Aldermen and Magistrates of the said Borough, and 


Warwick Borough—continued. 

others, were likewise implicated in said corrupt and illegal prac- 
tices; That Mr. Attorney General be directed to prosecute the 
Earl of Warwick, and all others named or described in the Report 
of the said Select Committee, as concerned in such unlawful 
proceedings, for the said offences; Previous Question proposed ; 
Debate interrupted by a Message from His Majesty to attend him 
in the House of Peers on the Prorogation of Parliament ; uxxxviut. 
734, 

See Accounts and Papers, 1417. 5806. Committees, 1198. 

1424, 


Waste Lands :—— Bill to encourage the Improvement of 
the same; Ordered, txxvi. 269. Presented; printed; 290. 
Second Reading deferred, 384. Not proceededin. See Accounts 
and Papers, 6868. Bogs (Ireland). 


Watch and Ward :—Bsin to amend and continue 
Act 52 Geo. III.; Ordered, txxv. 292. Presented, 292. Re- 
committed, 320. Rr. a. 374. 


Watching, &amp;c. Parishes :—sce Pavings, 1. 


Waterloo Bridge, New Street :—zin to 
authorize and empower the Commissioners, under Act 7 Geo. IV., 
to make and form a New Street from the Strand to Charles Street, 
Covent Garden, and to widen the North End of Bow Street into 
Long Acre; Ordered, txxxvi. 367. Presented; printed; 368. 
Committed to a Select Committee, 390. (See Committees, 1204.) 
Bill reported, and, as amended, printed, 458. Re-committed, and 
reported, 492. Third Reading deferred, 507. Not proceeded in. 
Another Bill; Ordered, txxxvi. 550. Presented, 551. Com- 
mitted to a Select Committee, 576. (See Committees, 1204.) 
Reported, and re-committed to a Committee of the Whole House, 
622. Reported,634. As amended, printed, 641. Re-committed 
to a Select Committee, 641. (See Committees, 1204.) Reported, 
756. Lords’ Amendment agreed to,865. n.4.871. See Accounts 
and Papers, 6318. Petitions, 2132. 


Watermen :—s%éce Petitions, 2133. Thames, 4, 5. 











GHaterworks. 








I. Public Bill; 1. 


II. Petitions for Private Bills, and Proceedings thereon ; 2—85. 





I. Public Bill: 


London : 


1. For the further regulation of the Supply of Water in London and Westminster; Ordered, uxxvi. 438. Presented; printed; 438, 


Committed, 482. Committee deferred, 488. Not proceeded in. 


See infra, 49-55. 


II. Petitions for Private Bills, and Proceedings thereon : 


Aberdeen :—Sce Pavings, 11. 
Aberystwith :—See Pavings, 9. 


Almond : 


2. For providing a more regular Supply of Water in that 
River; Referred, txxx. 87. Reported ; Report referred to Stand- 
ing Order Committee; 214. Time enlarged for presenting Bill, 
232. Order for referring Report on Petition to Standing Order 
Committee, discharged; Report re-committed; Committee re- 
vived, and Leave given to sit and proceed, 232. Bill ordered ; 
Time enlarged for presenting Bill; 255. Bill presented, 271. 
Not proceeded in. 


Ardsley, West :—See infra, 83. 


Ashton-under-Lyne : 
3. For better supplying the Town of Ashton-under-Lyne with 
Water; Referred, xc. 99. Bill ordered, 205. Presented, 209. 
R. A. 418, See Gas Lights, 4. 





Austerley :—See infra, 35. 


Bann Reservoir : 

4. For making one or more Reservoirs to provide a more 
abundant and regular Supply of Water in the River Bann, for the 
propelling and putting in motion the Mills and Machinery erected 
thereon; Referred, xc1. 40. Bill ordered, 45. Presented, 61. 
Time enlarged for Report, 424. R. a. 617. 


Barnsley : 

5. For better supplying with Water that Town and Neigh- 
bourhood ; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bills, xcu. 61. Bill ordered, 151. Order of Leave for 
Bill discharged; another Bill ordered; 188. Presented, 192. 
——— Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Navigation 
of the River Dun, complaining of Non-compliance with the Stand- 
ing Orders; xc11. 257. Petitions against; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 282. 286. Petition in favour, 328. Bill re-committed ; 
Leave to Committee to sit and proceed on a certain Day; 421. 
R. a. 569. 


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Beard :— See supra, 62. 


Belfast : 


6. For better supplying the said Town with Water ; Referred, 
uxxxviul. 107. Not proceeded in———Another Bill; Ordered, 
xcu. 161. Presented, 174. Second Reading put off for Six 
Months, 210. For Leave to present a Petition for a Bill; Re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills ; 359. 
Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 370. Petition against the 
Application ; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for 
Private Bill, 359. 

7. For amending and enlarging Powers of Acts 40 &amp; 57 
Geo. III. for supplying the Town with Water, and 13 &amp; 14 
Geo. III.' relative to the Poor of the said Town; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills; xcu.21. Report 
referred to the Standing Order Committee, 123. Report, That the 
Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, on abandoning that 
part thereof which relates to the Relief of the Poor, &amp;c., 150. Bill 
ordered, 161. Petitions complaining that the Standing Orders 
have not been complied with; Referred to the Select Committee 
on Petitions for Private Bills, 89. 


Birmingham : 


8. For supplying the Town with Water; Referred, rxxxt. 40. 
Bill ordered, 67. Presented, 100. Petitions against, 164, 224. 
R. A. 377. 


Bolton, Great and Little : 


9. For supplying that Town with Water; Referred, txxix. 74. 
Bill ordered, 129. Presented, 154. Lords’ Amendment agreed 
to, 486. R.A. 503. 


Brighthelmstone : 


10. For constructing Waterworks for better supplying that 
Town with Water; Referred, txxx1. 48. Report referred to the 
Standing Order Committee, 81. Report, That the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 95. For incorpo- 
rating a Company for the better supply of that Town with Water; 
Referred, txxxur. 63. Not proceeded in. ———For supplying 
with Water the Inhabitants of Brighthelmstone and Hove; Re- 
ferred, txxxvi. 323. Bill ordered, 398. Presented, 411. Peti- 
tion against, 504. Not proceeded in. For better supplying 
the said Town and the several Parishes of Hove and Preston with 
Water; Referred, rxxxix. 52. Bill ordered, 124. Presented, 
133. R.A. 399. 








Canterbury : 


11. For better supplying that City with Water; Referred, 
LxxIx. 71. Reported, 95. Report read; Leave granted for No- 
tices, and to deposit Plans; Bill ordered; 101. Presented, 191, 
R. A. 503, 


Carnarvon :—See Pavings, 52. 
Cartworth :— See infra, 35. 
Chelsea Waterworks : 


12. For enabling the Company to take Water from the River 
Thames at Richmond and Barnes; Referred, xc. 99. Bill or- 
dered, 124. Presented, 128. Petitions against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered; 184. 191. 199. 204, 231. 239. 251. 303. Peti- 
tion of John Williams, for the insertion of a Clause, that Subways 
be built by the Company to place their Pipes in, 389. Bill com- 
mitted, 164. Members added, 195. Not proceeded in. 


Cheltenham : 


13. For better supplying that Town and Neighbourhood with 
Water; Referred, txx1x. 57. Reported, 67. Petition relative to 
the Standing Orders, 79. Report read; Leave granted for No- 
tices; Bill ordered; 115. Presented, 130. Petitions against, 
208. 310. 316. 326. 357. 
ordered, 310. 326. 357. Voices given, 308. R. a. 503. 


Chester : 


14. For better supplying that City with Water; Referred, 
Lxxx. 66. Reported; Report referred to the Standing Order Com- 
mittee; 102. Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to be 
dispensed with, 122. Another Petition; Referred, rxxx1. 36. 
Report referred to the Standing Order Committee, 55. Report ; 
Parties to proceed, and deposit Book of Reference, &amp;c.; 81. Bill 
ordered, 83. Presented, 85. Petitions against, 222. 240. Voices 
given, 239. R. A. 377. 





Chesterfield : 


15. For better supplying that Town and Borough with Water, 
and for supplying the same with Gas; Referred, txxx. 56. Re- 
ported; Report referred to the Standing Order Committee; 106. 
Report, Parties to proceed, 122. Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 
188. R.A. 441. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


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II. Petitions for Private Bills, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 
Colne: 


16. To alter and amend Aéts relating to the Grand Junction 
Waterworks Company, so as to enable them to supply Water from 
the River Colne; Referred, txxxvi. 320. Bill ordered, 333. 
Presented, 342. Committed, 370. Members added, 410. Com- 
mittee revived ; Leave to sit and proceed on a certain Day ; 510. 
No Report; Petitions against, 410. 418. 463. 480. 481. 486, 490. 
497. 


Cork : 


17. For altering and amending Acts for supplying the City of 
Cork with Water; Referred, txxx1x. 63. Time enlarged for 
presenting Bill, 153. Not presented. 


' Cranston Hill: 











18. To enable the Proprietors of the Cranston Hill Water- 
works to sell their Works and Property to the Proprietors of the 
Glasgow Waterworks; Referred, txxxix. 11. Bill ordered, 34. 
Presented, 47. Petitions against, 108. 117. 205. 209. 214, 223, 
288. Committed, 73. Not proceeded in. See infra, 28. 


Devizes :—See Pavings, 69. 


Dighty Water (Scotland) : 


19. For constructing Reservoirs for storing the Water of the 
River Dighty; Referred, xc1.52. Bill ordered, 144. Presented, 
211. Not proceeded in. 


Dublin Metal Main : 


20. For Leave to present a Petition to repeal part of Act; 
Referred, txxx1. 296. Reported; Report to lie on the Table ; 309. 
Not proceeded in. 


Dudley : 


21. For erecting Waterworks; Referred, rxxxix. 53. Bill 
ordered, 65. Presented, 152. Rr. a. 399. 


Drogheda Waterworks and Improvement : 


22. For better supplying with Water, watching, regulating the 
Police, and otherwise improving the said Town; Referred, xc1. 51, 
Bill ordered, 98. Not presented. 


Dukinfield : 


23. For better supplying with Water; Referred, xc1. 39. Bill 
ordered, 131. Presented, 140. Petitions against, referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 257.261. R. a. 437. 


Dundee : 


24. For better supplying the Inhabitants of the Royal Burgh 
of Dundee and the Suburbs thereof with Water; Referred, xc. 
100. Bill ordered, 127. Presented, 224. Petitions against, 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 348. 349. 353. Time enlarged for 
Report, 353. 393. 423. 445. Instruction to make the Bill and the 
Dundee Waterworks Bill into one Bill, 463. Time further en- 
larged for Report, 467. Leave to sit on a certain Day, notwith- 
standing the Adjournment of the House, 484. Time further 
enlarged for Report, 487. Report, That the Committee had 
made the two Bills into one Bill, 490.— —Another Bill; Re- 
ferred, xcr. 61. Bill ordered, 102. Presented, 215. Petition 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 329. Committed, 250. 
Not proceeded in. 

25. For better supplying the Royal Burgh of Dundee with 
Water; Referred, xc. 100. Bill ordered, 128. Presented, 204. 
Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 251. 318. 322. 
348. 353. 365. 381. 400. Petitions in favour, 372. Power to 
Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 319. Time 
enlarged for Report, 349. Further enlarged, 394. 423. Leave to 
Committee to sit on a certain Day during the sitting of the House, 
428. 433. Time further enlarged for Report, 445. Instruction to 
make the Bill, and the Dundee Water Company Bill, into one 
Bill, 463. Time further enlarged for Report, 467. Leave to 
Committee to sit onacertain Day, notwithstanding the Adjourn- 
ment of the House, 484. Time further enlarged for Report, 487. 
Report, That the Committee had made the two Bills into one Bill; 
Bill reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 490.——Another 
Bill; Referred, xc1. 61. Bill ordered, 74. Presented, 217. 
Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 322. 336. 383. 
Leave to print the Evidence taken before the Committee, 346. 
Passed, 545. Not returned from the Lords. ———Another Bill ; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills ; 
xcu. 54. Billordered,130. Presented,191. Petition in favour, 
433. Power to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Re- 
cords, 414. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 433. Fur- 
ther enlarged, 450. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 336, 421. 423, 434. Further Consideration of Lords’ 

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1J. Petitions for Private Bills, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Dundee—continued. 
Amendments put off for Three Months, 622.———(No. 2.) Report 
on Petition for Bill again read; another Bill ordered ; xcu1. 624. 
Presented ; Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and to make 
their Report upon a certain Day; 624, Reported; to be in- 
grossed, and read the Third Time upon the same Day; 631. R. a. 
662. 


Edinburgh and Leith Water Company : 

26. For better supplying the City of Edinburgh and the Town 
of Leith with Water; Referred, xxx. 60. Billordered, 86. Pe- 
tition for additional Provision; Referred, 101. Reported; Report 
referred to Standing Order Committee; 121. Report, That 
the Parties be permitted to proceed and give Notices, &amp;c.; 149. 
Bill presented, 210. Petitions against, 253. 292. 861. 373. Peti- 
tions in favour, 342. 348. 362. Voices given, 292. 395. Bill 
reported, 451. Further Consideration of Report put off for Six 
Months, 486. For better supplying the City of Edinburgh 
and Town and Port of Leith with Water; Referred, txxxr. 30. 
Bill ordered, 98. Presented, 143. Not proceeded in———For 
supplying that City, the Town and Port of Leith, and His Ma- 
jesty’s Dock Yards with Water; Referred, ixxxr. 65. Bill 
ordered, 123. Presented, 158. nr. a. 377.—«——For altering and 
amending Acts for more effectually supplying the City of Edin- 
burgh and Places adjacent with Water; Referred, txxx1x. 54. 
Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 93. Report, That 
the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 130.——— 
For altering, enlarging and amending Powers of Acts; Referred, 
xc. 80. Bill ordered, 133. Presented, 163. Petitions against, 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 240. 246. 257. 277. R. a. 346. 

For Leave to present a Petition for a Bill for amending 
the several Acts; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions 
for Private Bills; xcu. 305. Reported; Leave given; 335. Pe- 
tition presented, and referred to the Select Committee on Petitions 
for Private Bills, 342, Petitions against the Application, 342. 356. 
Report referred to the Standing Order Committee, 398. Report; 
Parties to proceed on giving Notices, &amp;c. ; 408. Bill ordered, 413. 
Presented, 421. Petition against the Bill, 436. Second Reading 
put off for Six Months, 444, 


Entwistle :—See infra, 82. 








Essex :—See infra, 49. 


Exeter : 

27. For more effectually supplying with Water the City and 
County of the City of Exeter and Places adjacent thereto; Re- 
ferred, txxxvuu. 104. Bill ordered, 131. Presented, 133. Pe- 
titions against, 170. 229. 301. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 304. 
R. A. 352,————For better supplying with Water the City and 
County of the City of Exeter and such part of the Parish of Saint 
David as is situated in the County of Devon; Referred, txxxvu1t. 
50. Bill ordered, 81. Presented, 100. Petitions against, 176. 
227. 228. R. a. 352. Petition of the Dean and Chapter of 
Exeter against the Waterworks Bill, and in favour of the Exeter 
Water Company Bill, txxxvui. 176.—&lt;——For amending and 
enlarging Powers of Act 3 Will. IV.; Referred, xc. 99. Bill 
ordered, 216. Presented, 227. Rr. a. 579. 








Fishwick :—See infra, 68. 


Glasgow : 

28. To enable the Proprietors of the Glasgow Waterworks to 
purchase the Cranston Hill Waterworks ; Referred, xc. 80. Bill 
ordered, 144. Presented, 158. Petitions against, referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 204, 229. 257. 275. 282. 293. Leave to Com- 
mittee to make a Special Report as to Non-compliance with the 
Standing Orders; Report of a Resolution; Resolution referred 
back to the Committee ; 332. Report to lie on the Table, 366. 
Not proceeded in.———(No. 1.) For more effectually supplying 
the City and Suburbs thereof; Referred, xc1.32. Bill ordered, 57. 
Presented, 215. Not proceeded in——-——(No. 2.) For better 
supplying the City and Suburbs thereof; Referred, xcr. 50. Bill 
ordered, 195. Presented, 215. Petitions against, 216. 296. 299. 
Not proceeded in. For better supplying the City and Suburbs 
thereof; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private 
Bills; xcu.60. Petitions complainingof Non-compliance with the 
Standing Orders; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions 
for Private Bills, 113. Not proceeded in. See supra, 18, 





Glossop : 

29. For making and maintaining Reservoirs on the tributary 
Streams of the River Mersey, for more effectually supplying with 
Water the Mills and Works on that River; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 59. Bill ordered, 


167. Presented, 191. Petition against, referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 295. R. a, 569. 


Gloucester : 
30. For better supplying that City with Water; Referred, 
xcr. 51. Bill ordered, 68. Presented, 103. kr. a. 535. 


Grand Junction Canal Waterworks : 

31. To amend Act; Referred, txxx1. 25. 
Presented, 80. Petition against, 216. 379. 
agreed to, 382. r.a.391. See supra, 16. 

32. To empower the Company to obtain Water from a higher 
part of the Thames than at present, and to amend Powers of Acts; 
Referred, xc. 39. Bill ordered, 49. Presented, 80. Petitions 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 140. 172. Petition of 
John Williams for the insertion of a Clause that Subways shall 
be built by the Company to place their Pipes in, 389. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, with Amendments, 514. Amendments 
agreed to by the Lords, 518. Rr. a. 579. 


Bill ordered, 41. 
Lords’ Amendment 


Greenock :—-See infra, 73. Pavings, 96. 


Halifax Waterworks and Improvement: 

33. For extending the Powers and Provisions of Acts; Re- 
ferred, txxvu. 55. Bill ordered, 67. Presented, 79. Petitions 
against, referred, 230. 256. Time enlarged for Report, 284. Ra. 
400. 


Hastings :—See Pavings, 104. 


Haverfordwest : 

34. For supplying the said Town and Liberties with Water, 
and for erecting a Bridge over the River Dungleddan; Referred, 
Lxxxvu1. 107. Bills ordered, 199.———For supplying with Water 
the Town and County of Haverfordwest and the Liberties thereof; 
Ordered, txxxvi1. 199. Presented, 208. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 504, R. A. 531. See Bridges, 34. 


Hepworth :—See infra, 35. 
Holme : 


35. For making and maintaining certain Reservoirs in the 
several Townships of Holme, Cartworth, Austerley, Upperthong, 
Wooldale and Hepworth, in the West Riding of York; Referred 
to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 63. 
Bill ordered, 151. Presented, 171. Petitions against, referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 219. 231. 240. 261. 267. Petitions in 
favour, 272. R. A. 449. 


Huddersfield : 
36. For supplying with Water; Referred, txxxu. 223. Bill 
ordered, 325. Presented, 332. Petitions against, 438. Lords’ 
Amendment agreed to, 514. R. a. 558. 


Hyde and Werneth : 
37. For better supplying with Water the Township of Hyde, 
Werneth and Newton; Referred, txxxv1. 260. Bill ordered, 268, 
Presented, 275. Petition against, 333. rR. a. 517. 


Inverness : 
38. For supplying that Town with Water, and improving the 
same; Referred, txxx1.41. Bill ordered, 106. Presented, 158. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 372. rR. a. 377. 


Irwell : 

39. For making and maintaining Reservoirs upon the River 
Irwell; Referred, uxxxvi. 99. Bill ordered, 183. Petition 
complaining that the Standing Orders have not been complied 
with; Committee on Petition for Bill revived ; Petition referred ; 
194. Presented, 209. Not proceeded in. 


| Kent Waterworks Company : 


40. For altering and enlarging Powers of Acts; Referred, 
Lxxxu. 67. Not proceeded in. 


Lambeth : 
41. To alter, amend, enlarge and extend Powers and Provi- 
sions of Act; Referred, txxx1x. 7. Bill ordered, 13. Presented, 
14. Petitions against, 55. R. a. 165. 


Ledbury : 

42. For supplying that Town with Water, and for the Amend- 
ment and Preservation of the Highways; Referred to the Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders, txxx. 29. Petition against; to lie 
upon the Table; 88. Not proceeded in. 


Leeds: 


43. For better supplying that Town and Neighbourhood ; Re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, 





xcu, 59, Petition complaining of Non-compliance with the 
Standing 





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Leek : 


Leith Reservoir : 


Lewes: 


Limerick : 


Standing Orders, 86. Bill ordered, 86. Presented, 113. Peti- 
tions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 236. 257. 261. 271. 
Bill re-committed ; Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and to 
report on certain Days; 391. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
503. R. A. 569. See Pavings, 128. 


44. For better regulating the Supply of Water in that Town; 
Referred, uxxxu. 226. Bill ordered, 241. Presented, 304. 
R. A. 495. 


45. For providing a more regular Supply of Water in the 
River called the Water of Leith; txxx. 64. Bill ordered, 83. 
Presented, 131. Petitions in favour, 347. 383. R. a. 586. See 
supra, 26. 


46. For supplying the said Town with Water; Referred, 
Lxxxvil. 104. Bill ordered, 183. Presented, 208. Petition 
against, 386. R. A. 531. 


47. For supplying the City and Liberties of Limerick with 
Water; Referred to the Standing Order Committee, txxx. 48. 
Order for referring Petition to Standing Order Committee 
discharged ; Petition referred to a Committee; 88. Reported; 
Report referred to Standing Order Committee; 217. Time 
enlarged for presenting Bill, 232. Report, That the Parties be 
permitted to proceed, and to deposit a Plan, &amp;c., 241. Bill 
ordered, and presented, 270. Petition in favour, 225. Petition 
against, 325. R. a. 586. For supplying the City and Suburbs 
of Limerick with Water; Referred, txxx. 88. Not proceeded in. 








———To amend, alter and enlarge Powers and Provisions of 
Act; Referred, txxx1x. 42. Bill ordered, 61. Presented, 66. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 244. R. a. 320. 


Liverpool : 


48. To amend Act 26 Geo. III.; Referred, rxxvr. 49. Re- 
ported, 71. Report read; Leave granted for Notices; Bill or- 
dered, 86. Not proceeded in.———To repeal Act 26 Geo, III., 
and for granting other Powers; Referred, uxxvu. 43. Bill 
ordered, 69. Presented, 100. Petitions against, 100. 120. 135. 
142. 148. 161. 177. 184. 200. 276. 279. 281, Pp. Voices given, 191. 
Petitions against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 200. Bill re- 
committed ; Leave to Committee to sit and proceed, and to report 
on certain Days; 241. Petitions against, referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 279. Time enlarged for Report, 281. rR. a. 367,_——— 
To extend the Powers of above Act; Referred, txxx11. 48. Bill 
ordered, 93. Presented, 102. Petition against, 251. nr. a. 495. 


London: 


49. For supplying with Water the City of London and Coun- 
ties of Middlesex and Essex ; Referred, rxxx. 21. Bill ordered, 
37. Presented, 101. Petition respecting the Standing Orders, 
138. Referred to Committee on Petition for the Bill, 167. 
Petition respecting Standing Orders, reported, 241. Petitions 
favour, 139. 156. 217. 229. Petitions against, 139. 163. 188. 
199. 208. 217. 224. 241. 252. 308. 324. Bill committed, 
139. Committee revived, and to sit and proceed, 168. Voices 
given, 270. Report from Committee of last Session, referred, 
282. ; 


London Aqueduct : 


50. For supplying Persons resident in the Metropolis with 
pure Water; Referred, rxxxiv. 63. Not proceeded in.—— 
For making an Aqueduct, and for supplying the Metropolis with 
pure and nutritious Water therefrom ; Referred, txxxv. 82. Not 
proceeded in. See supra, 1. 


London Bridge Waterworks : 

51. For removing the same; Referred, txxvi. 47. Bill or- 
dered, 81. Presented, 163. Petitions against, referred, 112. 210. 
215. 276. 290. 305. 322. 346. Voices given, 210. Instructions to 
Committee on the Bill to make Provision according to the Prayer 
of certain Petitions, 210. 346. Minutes of Evidence of 1820 and 
1821, referred, 210. Petition for enlarging the Time for Report ; 
Time enlarged; 226. Time further enlarged, 281. 417. nr. a. 
467. 

Petitions for Leave to present Petitions for Provision; Re- 
ferred to Committee on Bill; From, New River Company ; 
Lxxvil. 328. Managers of the London Bridge Waterworks, 339. 
Reported ; Leave given; Petitions presented; 342, 343. Re- 
ported, and Instruction accordingly, 346. 


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1I. Petitions for Private Bills, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 
London, East, Waterworks : 


52. To enable the Company to raise a further Sum; Referred, 
Lxxx1. 69. Report; referred to the Standing Order Committee ; 
99. Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed 
with, 116. For better supplying the East London Water- 
works with Water, and amending Acts; Referred, ixxxrv. 68. 
Bill ordered, 88. Presented, 123. Petitions against, referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 169. 173. 197. 210. 222. 247. 276. 300. 
Committee to sit, notwithstanding Adjournment of the House, 249. 
Time enlarged for Report, 274. 309. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 359. R. A. 372. 





London Water : 


53. For incorporating the Metropolis Pure Soft Spring Water 
Company; Referred to a Committee, xc. 124. Petition for 
enlarging Time for presenting the Bill; Time enlarged; 227. 
Bill presented, 232. Petitions against, 319. Notice taken that 
no Report had been made from the Committee on the Petition, 
and no Order made for Leave to bring in the Bill; Order for 
Second Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn ; 237. Petition for 
Bill reported; Bill ordered; Leave given to present the Bill on 
or before a certain Day; 238. Presented, 249. Second Reading 
put off for Six Months, 319. 


Lynn :—See Pavings, 142. 


Metropolitan Waterworks Company : 


54. For supplying with Water the Cities of London and West- 
minster; Referred, txxx. 39. Bill ordered, 101. Presented, 
125. Petitions in favour, 131. 230. 252. Petitions against, 188. 
190. 197. 208. 217. 224. 229. 241. 262. 272. 308. 313.324. Bill 
committed, 175. Not proceeded in. See supra, 1. 


Metropolitan, South : 


55. To alter, amend and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, 
Lxxxvi. 217. Not proceededin. Again referred, 268. Report 
referred to Standing Order Committee, 314. Report; Parties to 
proceed ; 337. Bill ordered, 365. Presented, 370. Petitions in 
favour, 443. 452. Petitions against, 462. 490. Petition from 
South Lambeth, for restoring to the Commissioners of Sewers 
their Jurisdiction of the Ephra Sewer and Vauxhall Creek, and 
for obliging the South London Water Company to take their 
Supply from a purer Source, 462. Bill committed, 453. Not 
proceeded in.———For enabling the said Company of Proprietors 
to supply the Inhabitants of certain Parishes in Surrey with 
Water, and to alter, amend, enlarge and extend the Powers and 
Provisions of Act; Referred, txxx1x. 55. Report referred to 
Standing Order Committee; Report, That the Parties be per- 
mitted to proceed; 86. Bill ordered, 89. Presented, 93. Peti- 
tions in favour, 123. 223,274. Petitions against, 164. 166. 250. 
319. Committed; Power to Committee to send for Persons, 
Papers and Records ; 224. Time enlarged for Report, 323. Bill 
re-committed, 339. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 478. R.A. 


FOS 
525. » 


Macclesfield : 


56. For better supplying the Inhabitants of that Town with 
Water; Referred, txxxv. 34. Bill ordered, 92. Presented, 
125. Petitions against, 259. 356. Rr. a. 561. 


Manchester and Salford : 


57. To alter and amend Acts; Referred, txxvi. 53. Bill 
ordered, 94. Presented, 151. rR. a. 309.———To alter and 
enlarge the Powers of Acts; Referred, rxxviu. 36. Bill or- 
dered, 79. Presented, 131. Petitions against, 267. 344. Time 
enlarged for Report, 276. Voices given, 349. R. a. 433, 


Metropolis :—See supra, 1. 49-55. 
Middlesex :—See supra, 49. 


Newcastle-upon-Tyne : 

58. To supply the said Town and the Suburbs thereof with 
Water; Referred, txxxvur..40. Report referred to Standing 
Order Committee, 68. Report, that the Standing Orders ought 
not to be dispensed with, 99.———For better supplying the Town 
and County of the Town with Water; Referred, txxxrx. 31, 
Bill ordered, 36. Presented, 43. Petitions in favour, 79. Pe- 
titions against, 102. 165. 207. Petition complaining that the 
Standing Orders have not been complied with, 65. Committee 
on Petition for Bill revived; Petition respecting Standing 
Orders; Referred, 66. Report on Petition respecting Standing 
Orders ; Report to lie on the Table; 85. R. a. 320, 


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New River Company : 

59. To amend Acts; Referred, uxxxv. 65. Reported; Re- 
port referred to the Standing Order Committee, 131. Report, 
That the Parties be permitted to proceed, and to deposit the 
necessary Papers and Documents in the Private Bill Office, 144. 
Report read; Bill ordered; 144. Presented, 162. Petitions 
against ; From, Christ’s Hospital, London, Governors of; Lxxxv. 
422. Craven, John, a Lunatic, Committee of, 274. Duckett, Sir 
George, Bart., 387. Freame, Joseph Osgood, Trustees of, 329. 
Hanbury Osgood, Esq'*, Committee of John Craven, Esq'*, a 
Lunatic, 274. Lea River, Owners of Mills on, 409. Lea River, 
Trustees of, 344. London, East, Water Works Company, 351. 
London, Mayor, &amp;c., Governors of Christ’s Hospital, 422. Time 
enlarged for Committee to report, 389. Not proceeded in. See 
supra, 51.———For better Preservation of the New River, 
and the Banks thereof, and for improving the Supply of Water 
to the Metropolis; Referred, xc. 123. Bill ordered, 223. Pre- 
sented, 225. Petition against the Application, 220. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 

















































































Newton :—See supra, 37. 


Norwich : 
60. For supplying that Town with Water; Referred, rxxx1. 
51. Not proceeded in,—— Another Petition; Referred,74. Not 
proceeded in. 


Nottingham : 

61. For better supplying that Town with Water; Referred, 
Lxxx1. 55. Bill ordered, 105. Presented, 128. Petitions 
against, 186. 199. 234. R. A. 377. For more effectually 
supplying with Water the Inhabitants of that Town; Referred, 
Lxxxur, 211. Bill ordered, 251. Presented, 298. Petitions 
against, 346. 439. Petition in favour, 448. Petition for addi- 
tional Provision, referred, 433. Report referred to Standing 
Order Committee, 438. Report that Provision be made, and 
Plan deposited of Line of Deviation, 445. Rr. a. 558.———To 
amend and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred, txxxvi. 305. Bill 
ordered, 385. Presented, 412. Petition against, 472. Com- 
mitted, 453. Not proceeded in. 





Ollerset : 

62. For better supplying with Water the Hamlets of Beard, 
Ollerset, Thornset and Whitle, in the Parish of Glossop; Re- 
ferred, txxxvi. 303. Bill ordered, 329. Presented, 349. R. a. 
517. 


Paisley : 

63. For better supplying that Town with Water; Referred, 
Lxxx.77. Reported; Report referred to Standing Order Com- 
mittee; 154. Report, That the Parties be permitted to proceed, 
176. Bill ordered, 216. Presented, 235. Petitions against, 
361. R.A. 627. ——— For supplying the Inhabitants with Water ; 
Referred, xc. 60. Bill ordered, 98. Presented, 220. Petition 
against, referred, and Counsel ordered, 348. k. a. 474. 


Pembroke : 

64. For supplying with Water; Referred, cxxxiu.27. Bill 
ordered, 40. Presented, 98. Read Third Time, and further 
Proceeding adjourned, 353. Resumed, and Bill passed, 356. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 529. R. a. 535. 


Perth : 
65. For supplying that City with Water; Referred, txxxuv. 
65. Bill ordered, 93. Presented, 126. rR. a. 354. 


Peterhead : 


66. For supplying that Town with Water ; Referred, txxv. 113- 
Bill ordered, 166. Presented, 179. Time enlarged for Report, 
336. R. A. 468. 


Portsea Island : 


67. For enabling the Company of Proprietors to raise a 
further Sum; Referred, xxx. 195. Bill ordered, 223. Pre- 
sented, 251. nk. A. 495. 


Preston : 


68. For better supplying with Water the Borough of Preston 
and the Township of Fishwick adjoining ; Referred, txxxvut. 59. 
Bill ordered, 69. Presented, 81. Petitions against, 158. 161. 


167. Petitions complaining that the Standing Orders have not 
been complied with, 110, 111, R. a. 244, 


II. Petitions for Private Bills, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 
Ramsgate : 








69. For better supplying the Parishes in that Town with 
Water; Referred, xc. 41. Bill ordered, 60. Presented, 79. 
Petition against; referred; Counsel ordered; 178, R. a. 384. 


Reading : 


70. For supplying that Town with Water; Referred, rxxxr. 
25. Bill ordered, 35. Presented, 69. nr. a. 227.———To alter, 
explain and amend Powers of Act 7 Geo. 1V.; Referred, xc. 
122. Bill ordered, 128. Presented, 194. Petitions against; 
referred ; Counsel ordered; 231. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 514. R. A. 579. 


Richmond : 


71. For supplying the Parish with Water; Referred, xc. 49. 
Report referred to the Standing Order Committee, 159. 
Report; Parties to proceed; 171. Bill ordered, 188. Presented, 
221. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 457. rR. a. 474. 


Saddleworth : 


72. For embanking, making and maintaining; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 44. 
Bill ordered, 76. Presented, 82. Petitions against; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered ; 124. 152. 167. 298. 305. 310. 366. Leave 
to Committee to sit on a certain Day during the Sitting of the 
House, 318. Not proceeded in. 


Salford :—See supra, 57. 


Shaw’s Water: 


73. For collecting the Shaw’s Water, Greenock, and for ap- 


plying the same to driving Mills and Machinery; Referred, rxxx. 


55. Bill ordered, 154. Presented, 235. nk. a. 519. 


Sheffield : 


74. For better supplying that Town with Water; Referred, 
txxxv. 66. Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 147. Petitions 
against, 226. 254. 260. 335. 341. 408. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 478. R. a. 500. 


Shrewsbury : 


75. For supplying that Town with Water; Referred, rxxxu. 
224. Bill ordered, 292. Presented, 313. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 527. R. A. 558.————To explain and amend above 
Act; Referred, txxx1v. 21. Bill ordered, 26. Presented, 72. 
R. A. 328. 


Skipton : 


76. For better supplying that Town with Water; Referred, 
Ltxxvulr. 55. Reported, 85. Report read; Leave for Notices; 
Bill ordered; 89. Presented, 162. Time enlarged for Report, 
284. Bill re-committed; Leave given to report on a certain 
Day; 336. nr. a. 400. 


Soothill : —See infra, 83. 
Southampton : 


77. For better supplying that Town with Water; Referred, 
xc1. 40. Bill ordered, 71. Presented, 140. Order for Second 
Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn ; another Bill ordered ; 352. 
Presented, 352. nr. a. 617. 


Southwark : 


78. For better supplying the Inhabitants of certain Parishes 
with Water; Referred, txxx1x. 38. Bill ordered, 151. Pre- 
sented, 154. Petitions against, 307. Petitions in favour, 338. 
Time enlarged for Report, 326. 338. Bill reported, 357. Bill 
read 3°; Clause brought up and read 1°; Question, That the 
Clause be now read 2°; Debate thereupon adjourned; 415- 
Further adjourned, 420. Debate resumed; Clause added; Bill 
passed; 421. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 478. RB. A. 525. 
Petition of Proprietors of Lambeth Water Works for the 
insertion of a Clause to repeal the Restriction upon them as to 
laying down Pipes in the Parishes of St. George and St. Saviour, 
429. 


Stamford : 


79. For better supplying with Water that Town, and Places 
adjacent thereto; Referred to the Select Committee on Petitions 
for Private Bills, xcu. 52. Bill ordered, 87. Presented, 93. 
R. A. 337. 


Stockport : 


80. For better supplying that Town with Water; Referred, 
Lxxx. 04. Bill ordered, 130. Presented, 167. kp. a. 441. 


Stranraer :—See Pavings, 193. 


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II. Petitions for Private Bills, and Proceedings thereon—continued. 


Swansea: Wakefield—continued, 


81. For better supplying with Water; Referred to the Select and Neighbourhood thereof; Referred to the Select Committee on 
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills, xc1r. 32. Bill ordered, Petitions for Private Bills, xcu. 61. Bill ordered, 133. Pre- 


71. Presented, 154. nr. a. 449. sented, 181. R. a. 449. 
Teignmouth :—See Pavings, 199. Werneth :—See supra, 37. 
Thornset :—See supra, 62. Wessenden Reservoir : 


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Tunbridge Wells :—See Pavings, 204. 


Turton and Entwistle Reservoir : 


82. For making and maintaining; Referred, txxxvu. 47. 
Bill ordered, 52. Presented, 54. Petition against, 95. rR. a. 


244. 
Upperthong :—See supra, 35. 
Wakefield : 


Wessenden, and for rendering the Waters so impounded available 
in dry seasons to the improvement of Lands, &amp;c.; Referred, 
xci. 59. Bill ordered, 210. Presented, 216. Petition against, 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 335. Petitions in favour, 355. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 575.. R. A. 617. 


Westminster :—See supra, 1. 54. 
Whitle :—See supra, 62. 


Wooldale :—See supra, 35. 


83. For making a Reservoir in the Townships of Soothill and 
West Ardsley (York) for supplying that Town with Water; Re- 
ferred, xc1. 58. Report referred to Standing Order Committee, 
78. Report; Parties to proceed; 111. Bill ordered, 202. Pre- 
sented, 219. Petition in favour, 256. Petitions against, referred ; 
Counsel ordered ; 269. 279. Committed, 256. Not proceeded in. 
For better supplying with Water the Town of Wakefield 








York : 


85. For better supplying that City with Water; Referred, 
Lxxxi.70. Not proceeded in. 


See Addresses, 1338, 1339. 1444. Committees, 1125. 1138. 
1200-12038. 1493. Petitions, 2128. 








Wax :——See Customs, 12. 


Ways and Means :——See Accounts and Papers, 2503. 


5966. Supply, 630-866. 1025. 1038. 


Ways and Means, Chairman of the 


Committee of :——See Addresses, 1407. 


Weights and Measures: Bills relative to: 


1. For ascertaining and establishing uniformity in Weights and 
Measures; Ordered, txxvu. 284. Presented, 284. As amended, 
printed, 292. Re-committed, 327. Reported, and, as amended, 
printed ; further Consideration of Report put off for Three Months ; 
392. Another Bill ordered, xxvii. 71. Presented,72. As 
amended, printed, 80. Petitions against, from Monmouth, 195. 
Glasgow, 285, p. Re-committed, 198. Passed, 253. Not returned 
from the Lords. 

2. For ascertaining and establishing uniformity of Weights 
and Measures; Ordered, Lxx1x. 98. Presented; printed; 99. 
Report communicated by the Lords; printed; 118. Petition of 
William Hyslop against, 470, rp. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
501. R. A. 502, 

3. To prolong the Time for the commencement of the Act 
5 Geo. IV. c. 74, for establishing uniformity in Weights and Mea- 
sures; Ordered, Lxxx. 33. Presented; printed; 34. Instruction 
to amend Act; Bill, as amended, printed; 135. R. a. 297. 

4. For providing equivalent Rates of Excise Duties, Allow- 
ances and Drawbacks on Beer, Malt and Spirits made in Scotland 
or Ireland, according to the Measure of the new Imperial Standard 
Gallon; Ordered, txxx. 432. Presented; printed; 450. In- 
struction to make Provision respecting Spirits distilled in Scot- 
land or Ireland, 511. rp. a. 585. 

5. To render more effectual the Provisions of Act 5 Geo. IV. 
ce. 74; Ordered, txxxvit. 494. Presented, 552. Bill reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; Bill, as amended, printed; 589. 
Not proceeded in. 

6. To amend and render more effectual Two Acts of the Fifth 
and Sixth Years of the reign of his late Majesty King George the 
Fourth, relating to Weights and Measures; Ordered, txxx1x. 135. 
Presented; printed; 143. Bill committed to a Select Committee, 
238. (See Committees, 1206.) Bill reported, with Minutes of 
Evidence; Minutes to be printed; Bill, as amended, printed; re- 
committed; 469. As amended, printed, 508. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 582. R. a. 594. 

Petition of George Henry Bays, for the insertion of a Clause 
in the Bill for the protection of Publicans and Beer Sellers, ac- 
commodating their Customers with Earthenware and Glass Vessels, 
not being equal to Standard Measures; Referred to a Select Com- 
mittee on Weights and Measures Bill; rxxx1x. 276. 





GEN. INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 


Weights and Measures: Bills—con¢’. 


7. To regulate Weights and Measures, and to amend the Laws 
relating thereto in Ireland; Ordered, txxx1x. 232. Presented ; 
printed ; 349. Bill, as amended, printed, 394. Further Con- 
sideration of Report deferred, 520. 


8. To repeal Act 4 &amp; 5 Will. IV. c. 49, relating thereto, and to 
make other Provisions instead thereof; Ordered, xc. 363. Pre- 
sented; printed; 363. Petition of Churchwardens, Overseers and 
Vestrymen of Saint Anne, Limehouse, for Provision defining the 
Powers of Leet Juries, 569. Bill re-committed; As amended, 
printed; 524. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 633. R. a. 657. 


See Accounts and Papers, 6320-6327. Addresses, 1340-1343. 
Committees, 675. 1205-1207. Justices of the Peace, 14. 
Petitions, 2136. Reports, 221. 


Welsh Judicature s———See Accounts and Papers, 


6295-6300. Addresses, 1344. Committecs, 1208, 1209. 1433. 
Petitions, 2106. 


Welland Canal :—see Canada, 14. 


Wellesley, Mr. Long :——Mr. Speaker acquainted 
the House that he had received a Letter from the Lord Chancellor, 
informing him that he had committed Mr. Long Wellesley 
(a Member) to the Fleet Prison, for Contempt of the Court of 
Chancery ; and also a Letter from Mr. Long Wellesley on the 
same subject ; Letters referred to Committee of Privileges; txxxvi. 
668. Report, 701, p. See Committees, 1066. 


West Indies : Bills relative to: 


1. To extend Acts 45 Geo. III. c. 57; 48 Geo. III. c. 125; 
50 Geo. III. c. 21, and 58 Geo. III. c. 27, for allowing the Im- 
portation and Exportation of certain Goods and Merchandize to 
Morant Bay, in the Island of Jamaica; Ordered, rxxv. 238. 
Presented, 246. R.A. 341. 


2. To permit the Importation of Coffee from any Foreign 
Colony in America into the Port of Bridgetown in Barbadoes ; 
Ordered, txxv. 328. Presented, 340. R. a. 422. 


3. For further continuing so much of Act 56 Geo. IIT. as 
permits Subjects of His Majesty the King of the Netherlands to 
import and export certain Articles into and from the Colonies 
of Demerara, Berbice and Essequibo in Ships not built in the 
Dominions of his said Majesty; Ordered, txxv. 351. Presented, 
357. R.A. 422. 


4. Toregulate the Trade between His Majesty’s Possessions 
in America and the West Indies, and other parts of the World; 





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West Indies: Bills relative to—continued. 


Ordered, txxvir. 162. Presented, 196. 
the Duties on the Importation of certain Articles, 288. 
amended, printed, 297.  R. a. 366. 


Instruction respecting 
Bill, as 


5. To amend the above Act; Ordered, txxvur. 19. Pre- 
sented, 24. R. A. 97. 


6. For enabling His Majesty to direct the issue of Exchequer 
Bills to a limited amount for the purposes and in the manner 
therein mentioned ; Ordered, txxxvut. 452. Presented ; printed ; 
509. Petition against; From Planters, Merchants and others 
possessing Property in the Colonies of Demerara, Essequibo, and 
Berbice, against, 557. Instruction to Committee to make Provi- 
sion to enable His Majesty to grant, under restrictions, any 
Sum not exceeding £.58,000 out of the Consolidated Fund, for 
the relief of the Crown Colonies in the West Indies, 568. R.A. 
590. 


7. To make Provision for the better Administration of Justice 
in certain of His Majesty’s West India Colonies; From the Lords, 
xc1. 213. Read; printed; 213. R.A. 437. 

See also Accounts and Papers, 6329-6357. Addresses, 1345— 
1354. Committees, 676-679. 1210, 1211. 
Companies, 107. Petitions, 2141, 2142. 
Slaves, 33. Spirits. Supply, 598, 599. 


America, 3, 4. 
Mauritius, 1. 
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Sugar, 12. 


West India Clergy :—Bill to make Provision for the 
Salaries of certain Bishops and other Ecclesiastical Dignities and 
Ministers in Jamaica, and in the Diocese of Barbadoes and the 
Leeward Islands; Ordered, txxx. 508. Presented; printed; 534, 
R.A. 626.——To amend the above Act; Ordered, txxx1. 62. 
Presented; printed; 78. R. a. 197. See Committees, 676, 
677. 


T . 
West India Docks -——See Accounts and Papers, 
6328. Docks,124. Petitions,2140. Railways, 129. 


Westminster Abbey :——See Accounts and Papers, 
6363, 6364. 6714. Supply, 600. 


Westminster Bridge :—sce Accounts and Papers, 
6365. 


‘i! estminster, City :——See Accounts and Papers, 
6358, 6359. Addresses, 1356. Elections. Petitions, 2144, &amp;c. 


Westminster Hall :——-See Accounts and Papers, 6366. 
Supply, 601. 


Westminster Improvement :—see Accounts 
and Papers, 6367, 6378. Committees, 1212. 1262. Pavings, 7. 
Supply, 602, 603. 


Westminster, St. James's Parish :—see 
Accounts and Papers, 6371-6384. Petitions, 2149. 


Westminster, St. Margaret's Rectory :— 
See Margaret's, St. 


Westminster Sessions :—See Sessions, 3. 


Wexford :——See Accounts and Papers, 6386-6390. 6872. 


Petitions, 2151, 2152. 


Whale Fishery s——See Accounts and Papers, 6391- 
6395. Fish and Fisheries. Petitions, 2154, 2155. 


Wharfs :—— Bill to repeal so much of Act 22 Car. II. as 
restrains Persons from erecting Wharfs between London Bridge 
and the Temple; Ordered, uxxvi. 115. Presented; printed ; 
124. Petitions against; From, Dyers’ Company; 327. Fish- 
mongers’ Company, 295. London Bridge Ward, Merchants, 157. 
London Bridge Waterworks, Trustees of, 143, rp. London, Cor- 
poration, 157. London, Free Watermen, 304. London, Mer- 
chants, 143, p. 361. (P. 370.) Petition in favour; From the 
Proprietors of Wharfs, 159. Re-committed, 351. Motion, 
That the Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee 
on the Bill be laid before the House, Negatived, 373. Lords’ 
Amendment agreed to, 493. R.A. 502. See Accounts and 
Papers, 6715. Customs’ Wharfs. Thames Quay. 





Wheat :—— See Corn and Grain. 


Whiteboy Offences :—Bin to amend Act 15 &amp; 16 
Geo. III., c. 21, of the Parliament of Ireland, to prevent and 
punish Tumultuous Risings of Persons, and for other purposes ; 
Ordered, txxxvi. 862. Presented; printed; 870. R.a. 921. 


Whitecross Street Prison :—keeper of to bring 
a Person in his Custody to a Select Committee, in order to his 
being examined as a Witness; xcu1. 365. See Petitions, 685. 


Whitehall Chapel :—see Accounts and Papers, 6400, 
6401. Supply, 604. 


Wilful and Malicious Inj urleS :—See Mali- 


cious Injuries. 


W ilful Burning :—~—Bill to alter and amend the Law 
relating to Wilful Burning; Ordered, rxxx1x. 296. Presented; 
printed; 327. Bill committed, 478. Committee deferred, 527. 

Jot proceeded in. 


Wills: Bills relative to: 


1. For the Amendment of the Laws with respect to Wills, and 
to Executors and Administrators; Ordered, txxx1x. 449. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 455. Committed to a Select Committee, 491. 
(See Committees, 1213.) Reported; as amended, printed; 530. 
Further Consideration of Report deferred, 551. Not proceeded in. 


2. For the Amendment of the Law with respect to Wills; 
Ordered, xc. 43. Presented; printed; 44. Committed to a 
Select Committee, 102. (See Committees, 1213.) Reported ; as 
amended, printed ; 137. Re-committed, 272. Passed, 312. Not 
returned from the Lords. 

3. For the Amendment of the Law with respect to Wills; 
From the Lords; xcu. 199. Read; printed; 199. Passed, with 
Amendments, 548. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 589, 
R. A. 582. 

See Accounts and Papers, 6407-6415. Addresses, 1360- 
1364. Civil Bill Courts (Ireland), 2, &amp;c. Committees, 
1213. Deeds. Transmission of Property. 


Winchelsea, Earl of :—sece Indemnity, 6. 


Windows: Motions relative to: 

1. That the Tax levied on Windows in Great Britain is unjust, 
unequal in its operation, and most oppressive to those especially 
who are least able to bear it, and should be forthwith and imme- 
diately repealed ; Negatived, txxvir. 395. 

2. That the Window Tax is unjust, unequal in its operation, 
and that from the 5th April it should be repealed; Negatived, 
LXxIx. 117. 

3. That it is the opinion of this House, that all Duties on 
Windows imposed by 48 Geo. III. and subsequent Acts should 
cease and determine ; Negatived, rxxx. 159, 


4. That it is the opinion of this House, that the Petitions for 
the Repeal of the Window Tax are highly deserving the attention 
of the House, and that the said Tax ought to be repealed ; Nega- 
tived, Lxxx. 427. 

5. That it is the opinion of this House, that as the Tax upon 
Windows in injurious to the health and comfort of the People, it 
is desirable it should be repealed ; Question Neg. thereupon, xc. 
331. 

6. That it is the opinion of this House, that the Duty on 
Windows should be repealed, and Question Neg. thereupon; xcu1. 
332. 

See Accounts and Papers, 6417-6422. Assessed Taxes, 19, 
&amp;e. Committees, 1425. 1448. Hearths and Windows. 
House and Window Tax. Petitions, 2172. Salt, 5. 
Taxes. 


Windsor Castle: 


6426. Committees, 1214-1216. 





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Windsor Establishment s——See Accounts and 


Papers, 6427. Supply, 607-609. 


Wine: Bills relative to: 


1. To reduce the Duties on Wine, Coffee and Hemp; Ordered, 
Lxxx. 145. Presented, 195. nk. a. 297. 


2. To equalize the Duties thereon; Ordered, txxxvi. 656. 
Presented ; printed; 727. Order for Second Reading, read ; 
Amendment proposed, but not made; Main Question agreed to; 
775. Petitions of William Greig, and Merchants trading to the 





Wine: Bills relative to—continued. 
Cape of Good Hope, against (so far as respects the increase of 


Duty on Cape Wine), 830, Pp. Rr. a. 890. 
See. Accounts and Papers, 6429. 6459. 6875. Addresses, 
1366. Committees, 1120. Excise,2. Glass,2. Licenses, 
6. “Passage Vessels and Passengers. Petitions, 2174. 

2175. Spirits,12.21. Starch, 3. 


Witcher aft :———Bill to repeal Act of the Parliament of 


Ireland, 28 Eliz., against; Ordered, txxvi. 147. 
printed; 154. R. a. 237. 


Presented ; 








| EBGitnesses. 





I. Bills relative to Witnesses; 1—8. 
II. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental Proceedings ; 9—0. 


III. Motion Withdrawn; 21. 





I. Bills relative to Witnesses: 


1. To facilitate the examination of Witnesses in Foreign Parts; 
Ordered, txxvi. 209. Presented; printed; 264. Committed, 
332. Committee put off for Six Months, 347,——— Another Bill; 
Ordered, txxvii. 174. Presented; printed; 184. Passed, 311. 
Not returned from the Lords. 


2. For the better examination of Witnesses in Courts of Equity 
in England; Ordered, rxx1x. 381. Presented; printed; 405. 
Report deferred, 478. Not proceeded in. 


3. For the better examination in Ireland of Witnesses in Suits 
in the Courts of Equity in England; Ordered, txxxi. 318. 
Presented ; printed ; 323. Third Reading put off for Three Months, 
469. Again ordered, txxxvi. 891. Not presented. 





4. For the better examination in Ireland of Witnesses in 
Suits in the Courts of Equity in England, and for empowering the 
Courts of Law and Equity in England to grant Commissions for 
taking Affidavits in Ireland; Ordered, txxxvu. 136. Presented; 
printed; 152. Committee deferred, 508. Not proceeded in. 


II. Orders, Resolutions, and Incidental 


9. Resolutions made at the Commencement of each Session ; 
That if it shall appear that any Person hath been tampering with 
any Witness, in respect of his Evidence to be given to this House 
or any Committee thereof, or directly or indirectly hath en- 
deavoured to deter or hinder any Person from appearing or giving 


Evidence, the same is declared to be a high crime and misde- | 


meanor, and this House will proceed with the utmost severity 
against such Offender ; That if it shall appear that any Person hath 
given false Evidence in any case before this House or any Com- 
mittee thereof, this House will proceed with the utmost severity 
against such Offender; rxxv. 110.—LXXVI. 7.—LXXVLI. 7.—LXXVIII. 
6.—LXXIX. 7.—LXXX. 7.—LXXXI. 7.—LXXXII. 10.—-LXXXIII. 7.— 
LXXXIV. 10,—LXXXV. 9.-—LXXXVI. 8. 524.—LXXXVII. 7.—LXXXVIII. 
38.—-LXxxix. 10.—xc. 6.—xcI. 8.—xXCII. 7. 


10. Persons ordered,—To attend the House; txxx. 582.— 
LXXxil. 345. 395.—LxXxx11I. 102.—LXxXxvil. 278.—Lxxxvill. 606.— 
xc. 501.—xcr. 338. To attend at the Bar of the House forthwith; 
xc. 519. To attend the House, and give Evidence on a Bill, and 
produce Documents; Lxxxvi. 269.309. To attend Committees of 
the Whole House; txxvut. 240. 251.———Orders for Persons 
to attend the House discharged; txxxul. 351.—1xxxu. 130.— 
xcr. 352. And Persons ordered to attend a Select Committee ; xc. 
421,_—«——-Orders for Persons to attend Committees of the Whole 
House on certain Days discharged, and other Days appointed ; 
LXXvilI. 251. 
~ 11. Witnesses who lad refused to comply with Orders for 
their Attendance on Select Committees ordered to attend the 
House; txxxviit. 190.—xc1. 338. 


GEN, INDEX. LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 








5. To enable Courts of Law to examine Witnesses upon Inter- 
rogatories and otherwise; From the Lords, txxxvi. 138. Read; 
printed; 138. Passed, with Amendment, 426. Amendment 
agreed to by the Lords, 436. nr. a. 464. 


6. To indemnify Witnesses who may give evidence before 
Parliament in cases of Bribery; Ordered, xc. 117. Presented ; 
printed; 118. Passed, 176. Not returned from the Lords. 


7. To indemnify Witnesses examined before any Select Com- 
mittee of the House of Commons, and also to punish Witnesses 
guilty of giving wilfully and corruptly false Evidence before any 
such Committee ; Ordered, xc1. 42, but not presented. 


8. To amend Act 55 Geo. III. c. 91, for payment of Costs and 
Charges to Prosecutors and Witnesses in cases of Felony in Ire- 
land; Ordered, uxxxv. 517. Presented, 526. Printed, 545. 
R. A. 646. 


Proceedings: 





12. Keepers of Prisons ordered to bring Witnesses in their 
Custody, and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants accordingly,— 
To the Bar of the House; Keeper of Newgate, rxxxu. 464. To 
Committee of the Whole House; Marshal of the King’s Bench, 
Lxxxvi. 795. To Select Committees; Keeper of Newgate, ixxv. 
423.—xc. 434. 527. Marshal of the King’s Bench, xc. 533. 
Keeper of Whitecross Street Prison, xcu. 365. 


13. Persons called in and examined; Ltxxv. 404.—txxxv. 451. 
—LXXXVI. 769.—LXxxvII. 294.————Again called in, and further 
examined; xc. 571. And admonished that she was bound to 
answer a Question; Lxxxvi. 218,———Reports from Com- 
mittees that they had examined Witnesses; xxv. 459.— 
LXXVIII. 278. 286,—LXxXXI. 76.—LXxXx11. 473.—.Lxxxvill. 245, &amp;c. 


14. Persons discharged from any further Attendance on the 
House; txxx111. 130. 152. 


15. House informed,—That a Witness had refused to answer 
a Question put to him by a Committee, on the ground that his 
Answer would tend to criminate himself; Witness ordered to 
attend the House; xc. 501. Declines answering the Question ; 
committed to the Custody of the Serjeant; 504. Still refuses to 
answer the Question, 514. Committed to Newgate, 520. Peti- 
tions to be brought again before the Committee ; Ordered, That he 
be brought before the Committee in the Custody of the Serjeant ; 
527. Report of Committee, That he had answered the Question, 
and all other Questions which the Committee thought he was 
bound in Law to answer; Order, That he be discharged out of the 
Custody of the Serjeant without Payment of Fees; 532. 


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16, That Three Persons summoned to give Evidence before a 
Committee had declined to appear as Witnesses, on the ground 
that having received Notices they considered themselves as De- 
fendants in the case; Ordered, That they do attend at the Bar 
forthwith; called in and admonished by Mr. Speaker, that they 
are bound to submit to be examined by the Committee, without 
prejudice to their right to object to any Question, the Answer to 
which may tend to criminate themselves; xc. 519, 520. 


17. That a Witness refused to produce a Book, which he ad- 
mitted to be in his possession; xc. 564. Witness ordered to 
attend on a certain Day, 565. Attends; called in and examined 
by Mr. Speaker, and having expressed his desire to have the Evi- 
dence respecting the Book given by him before the Committee 
read; Motion, That the Short-hand Writer be required to read the 
said Evidence, negatived; Witness further examined, and having 
persevered in his refusal to produce the said Book ; Motion, That 
he be taken into the Custody of the Serjeant, withdrawn; further 
examined; Motion, That he be informed that it is the opinion of 
the House that he is bound to produce the said Book; Amend- 
ment proposed, but not made; Motion agreed to; Witness called 
in, and informed by Mr. Speaker of the Resolution of the House ; 
571. Report, That the Witness appeared before the Committee, 
and persisted in refusing to produce the said Book; Resolution, 
That he has been guilty of a Breach of the. Privileges of the 
House, and Order, That he be committed to Newgate, and Mr. 
Speaker to issue his Warrants accordingly; 575. The Serjeant 


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informed the House that he had not been able to find the Witness, 
577. 

18. That certain Persons having been duly summoned by an 
Order signed by the Chairman of the Committee (on a Bill) to 
attend to give Evidence before the Committee, had disobeyed such 
Order, and had not appeared in pursuance thereof; said Persons 
ordered to attend the House onacertain Day; xc1. 338. That 
the said Persons had attended the Committee ; Order for their 
Attendance on the House discharged; 352. 


19. Complaint made,—That a Witness (Alexander Dean) 
summoned to attend a Select Committee had been arrested by a 
Sheriff’s Officer while in attendance on the Committee; the 
matter of the Complaint to be considered To-morrow, and the 
Sheriff’s Officer ordered to attend; xc. 519. Witness and 
Sheriff’s Officer examined, and Resolution made, That Privilege 
of this House be allowed to Witness, and that he be discharged 
from Custody, 521.———Petition of a Witness, complaining of 
having been insulted in the Lobby, and Proceedings thereon; 
LXXxilI. 345, 351. 


20. Resolutions ordered relative to Witnesses which have been 
adopted by a Select Committee ; xc. 520.——— Witnesses reported 
guilty of giving False Evidence, prevaricating, &amp;c. (See Hlec- 
tions, 703, 704.) Witnesses prevaricating, suppressing the 
truth, &amp;e. (See Complaints, 15. House, 63-80.) ——— Wit- 
nesses not attending when summoned, or disobeying the Speaker’s 
Warrants for their Attendance. (See Elections, 698, 699.)——— 
Witnesses absconding. (See Elections, 696, 697.) 





21. That Thomas Arrowsmith, William Shackel and Robert Thomas Weaver, had prevaricated in their Evidence on the hearing 
of the matter of the Complaint against the John Bull Newspaper; ixxv1. 335. 


See Accounts and Papers, 6460, 6461. Addresses, 1367. 


Complaints, 1. Divorces, 1.54. Elections, 688. 696-704. 905-908. 


Equity, Courts of, 6-8. Evidence, Law of. House, 2. 63-80. 112-115. 123-129. Members, 148. Messages, 41. Short-hand 


Writers, 1-6. 








Wood: Bills relative to: 


1. Tocontinue so much of Act as allows Santa-Maria Wood 
and Teake Wood to be imported Duty-free; Ordered, txxv. 368. 
Presented, 371. R. A. 455. 

2. To grant Duties of Customs on certain Articles of Wood 
imported into Great Britain, in lieu of former Duties, and to 
amend Act 59 Geo. III. for granting Duties of Customs; Or- 
dered, txxvi. 440. Presented, 446. Rr. a, 492. 

See Timber. 


Woods and Forests :—Motion for Leave to bring in 
a Bill for uniting the Office of the Surveyor-General of His 
Majesty’s Works and Public Buildings with the Office of the 
Commissioners of His Majesty’s Woods, Forests and Land Re- 
venues ; [The King’s Consent signified]; Motion agreed to; Bill 
ordered; presented; printed; Lxxxvur. 14. Instruction to Com- 
mittee to make Provision for compensating the present Holders of 
the Patent Office of Aaditor of the Land Revenue in England 
for the abolition of that Office; 22. rp. a. 95. See Accounts 
and Papers, 6463-6489. Committees, 1427. Forests, 5. Land 
Revenue. Pavings, 4.7. Public Money. 


Wool: Bills relative to Wool, Woollen Trade 


and Woollen Manufacture : 

1. For repealing the Laws relative to the Stamping Woollen 
Cloths, and for making other Regulations; Ordered, txxv1. 343. 
Presented, 349. Petitions of Supervisors and Inspectors, against, 
401. R.A. 467, 

2. To amend so much of Act 28 Geo. III. as requires a 
Registry of Wool sent Coastwise; Ordered, txxvi. 376. Pre- 
sented, 383. Petition of Merchants and others of London, against, 
411,p. Motion, That the Bill do pass; Debate thereon adjourned ; 
433. Further adjourned, 440. 449, 459. Motion for reviving 
the adjourned Proceeding, withdrawn; Bill passed, 468. Rk. a. 
492. 

3. To alter the Laws relating to the Duties on the Importation 
and Prohibitions on the Exportation of Wool, and of Hare and 
Coney Skins; Ordered, uxx1x. 246. Presented; printed; 246. 
R. A. 450. 


4. To repeal Act 13 Geo. I.; Ordered, txxxvin. 485. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 486. nk. a. 599. 








W ool—continued. 


Motions : 
5. For Leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the Tax on Foreign 
Wool; Question, previous, Negatived thereupon; itxxv. 245. 
See Accounts and Papers, 6490-6526. Addresses, 1369. 
Committees, 681. 1217. Hat Manufacture. Petitions, 
2179-2192. Reports, 


Woolwich Lands :—Bin to enable the Admiralty to 
purchase certain Lands at Woolwich; Ordered, txxxvin. 538. 
Presented; printed; 546. Petition against; From Thomas 


Loathis Blight, 563. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 682. R.A. 
726. 


Workhouses :—see Poor. 


Workmen : —see Combination Laws. Labourets. Sere 


vants, 2,3. Wages. 


Works, Office of :—Biti to amend Act 57 Geb. TE. 
ce. 62, for abolishing certain Offices; Ordered, uxxix. 158, In- 
struction for making Provision for the Commissioners, 188. Bill 
presented, 201. Printed, 206. n.a.277. See Accounts and 


Papers, 6528-6534. Committees, 682. 1218. Supply, 610, 611. 
Woods and Forests. 


Works, Public: Bills relative to: 

1. To amend and continue Acts 57 Geo. III. c. 34 &amp; 124, for 
authorizing the issue of Exchequer Bills, and the advance of 
Money for carrying on Public Works and Fisheries, and employ- 
ment of the Poor, and to extend the Powers of the Commissioners 
for executing the said Acts in Great Britain; Ordered, ixxv. 381. 
Presented, 385. R.A. 455. 

2. To amend Acts 57 &amp; 58 Geo. III., for advancing Money 
for carrying on Public Works; Ordered, uxxv. 397. Presented, 
408. R.A. 468. 

3. To empower the Commissioners to extend the time for the 
Payment of certain Advances under Acts 57 Geo. III.¢.34 &amp; 124, 
and 1 Geo. 1V. c. 60; Ordered ; presented ; uxxvi- 481, B.A. 
502. 


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4. To amend Acts67 Geo. ITI, e, 34 and 124, &amp;c., to authorize 
gga oe Bills for Public Works ; Ordered, Lxxvu1. 


861. P fd, 408. Asamended, printed, 416, 2. a. 467. 


6. "Tow@mend and render more effectual Acts 57 Geo. III. 


c. 34 124, &amp;e.; Ordered, txx1x, 285. Presented, 286. R. a. 


370 


6. Toamend Acts 57 Geo. III. c. 34 &amp; 124, &amp;e.; Ordered; 
presented ; Lxxix. 457. R. a. 502. 


7. To amend Acts for authorizing Advances for Public Works, 
and to extend the Provisions thereof in certain cases; Ordered, 
Lxxx1. 245. Presented; printed; 246. np. a. 324. 

8. For the further Amendment and Extension of Acts relating 
to the Issue of Exchequer Bills for Public Works; Ordered, 
uxxx11. 509. Presented, 539. rR. a. 598. 


9. Toamend several Acts passed for authorizing the Issue of 
Exchequer Bills, and the Advance of Money for carrying on Public 
Works and Fisheries, and Employment of the Poor, and to 
authorize a further Issue of Exchequer Bills for the purposes of 
the said Acts; Ordered, rxxxvi. 699. Presented; printed; 771. 
R. A. 861. 


10. For the further Amendment and Extension of the Powers 
of the several Acts authorizing Advances for carrying on Public 
Works; Ordered, cxxxvi. 546. Presented; printed; 546. 
R. A. 599. 


11. To amend several Acts for atithorizing the Issue of 
Exchequer Bills for carrying on Public Works and Fisheries 
and Employment of the Poor, and to authorize a further Issue of 
Exchequer Bills for the purposes of the said Acts; Ordered; 
presented ; rxxx1x. 567. R.A. 598. 


12. Toamend Acts 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. c, 24 and 33, relating 
thereto; Ordered, xc1. 82. Not presented. 


13. To authorize a further Issue of Exchequer Bills for the 
purposes of carrying on Public Works and Fisheries and Employ- 
ment of the Poor, and to amend the Acts relating thereto; Ordered, 
xcu. 591. Presented, 592. Rr. a. 661. 


Ireland : 


14. To authorize the further Advance of Money for Public 
Works, and for the Encouragement of the Fisheries in Ireland ; 
Ordered, txxvu. 361. - Presented, 413. As amended, printed, 
416. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 478. R. A. 480. 

15. To amend the above Act; Ordered, txxx. 267. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 312. R. a. 377. 

16. To render more effectual the several Acts for authorizing 
Advances for carrying on Public Works, so far as relates to Ire- 
land ; Ordered, txxx. 341. Presented; printed; 346. Rk. a. 
617. 

17. For the Promotion and Extension thereof in Ireland; Or- 
dered, txxxvi. 477. Instruction to make Provision to authorize 
the Issue of Exchequer Bills for the local and temporary Relief of 
Ireland, 478. Not proceeded in———— Another Bill ordered, 
Lxxxvi. 602. Instruction to make Provision for authorizing an 
Advance of Money towards the making or repairing Roads and 
Bridges and other Publie Works, 622. Bill presented; printed ; 
643. As amended, printed, 694. Re-committed, 755. Rr. a. 921. 





Works, Public: Bills relative to—continued. 
18. To amend Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. c, 33, forthe’ Extension 
and..Promotion of Public Works in Ireland ; Ordered, xcr. 764. 
Presented; printed; 764.. Instruction to make Provision for 
applying a part of the Exchequer Bills authorized ‘to be issued 
for the relief of Owners of Tithes in Ireland, for the Extension and 
Promotion of Publi¢-Works in Ireland; 816. Rr. a. 842. 


19. To amend the said Acts, and to provide additional Funds 
for carrying onthe same; Ordered, xe. 275. Order of Leave for 
Bill read and discharged, 307. 


20. To amend Acts relating thereto; Ordered, xci. 308. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 308. Instruction to make Provision for author- 
izing the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury to direct Advances 
to be made out of the Consolidated Fund, 365. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 502. R. a. 569. 

See Accounts and Papers, 6535-6566. Commercial Credit. 

Committees, 683-696. 1219. Distress. Inland Navigation. 
Petitions, 2194. Railways,2. Supply, 481. 612-616, 


Writers :—-See East India Affairs, 15, 16. 


Writers to the Signet :—Petition for a Bill for 
better securing the Fund established for making Provision for the 
Widows of the Writers to His Majesty’s Signet in Scotland ; 
Referred, rxxxvi. 255. Bill ordered, 285. Presented, 412. 
Committed, 508. Not proceeded in.———Again referred, txxxv1. 
544. Bill ordered, 556. Presented, 571. nr. a. 712.———Peti- 
tion for a Bill for the better Regulation of the Fund; Referred, 
xcr. 40. Bill ordered, 51. Presented, 195. rR. a. 391. 


Writs -——See Courts of Justice, Ireland,7. Elections, 721- 
832. 


Writs of Error :——See Accounts and Papers, 6567, 6568. 
Error, Writs of. Reports. 


Writs of Mandamus :——See Mandamus, Writs of. 


Wri ts of Right :——See Real Property, 1, &amp;c. 


Written Agreements -——See Promises and Engage- 


ments. 


Wrongous Imprisonment : 


1. Bill to alter and amend Act 8 &amp; 9. Will. III., 1 Parl. 
Scotland, c. 6, intituled, “An Act for preventing Wrongous 
Imprisonment, and against undue Delays in Trials;” Ordered, 
Lxxx. 380. Presented; printed; 435. As amended, printed, 
484. Further Consideration of Report put off for Three Months, 
551. ‘ 
2. Bill to alter and amend Act 8 &amp; 9 Will. III., Parl. Scot- ¢ 
land, c. 6, for preventing Wrongous Imprisonment, and against 
undue Delays in Trials; Ordered, txxx1. 259. Presented ; 
printed ; 261. Second Reading put off for Three Months, 304. 
3. The Bill which passed the House for the above purpose on 
5 April 1734-5, to be printed, as amended; ixxx. 514. 











Y. 
YARMOUTH Haven :—Petition for a Bill for 


repealing Acts relating to, and for the general regulation and govern- 
ment of, the said Haven; Referred, txxx1x. 46. Bill ordered, 73. 
Presented, 122. Petitions against, 172. 210, 214. 218. Com- 
mitted, 153. Power to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records, 214. Not reported. 


Yeomanry -——See Accounts and Papers, 4403, 6570. 6575. 


6876. Petitions, 2200. Supply, 617. Volunteers. 


York, Duke of:—see Accounts and Papers, 2886. 


6877. Addresses, 34. Petitions, 2205. 


GEN, INDEX, LXXV.—XCII. (1820—1837.) 





York and Ely, Secular Jurisdiction: 


Bills relative to : 

1. For extinguishing the Secular Jurisdiction of the Archbishop 
of York and the Bishop of Ely in certain Liberties in the Counties 
of York, Nottingham and Cambridge; Ordered, xcr. 398. Pre- 
sented ; printed; 399. Petitions against; From John Cartman, 
488. Wisbech, 614. Bill, as amended, to be printed, 616. Bill 
re-committed; Instruction to make Provision for compensating 
the Chief Justice of Ely for the abolition of his Office; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed, 672. Bill passed, 716. Message sent 
to the Lords to acquaint them that upon the Third Reading of the 
Bill an Amendment was made in Pr. 4. 1. 26. by leaving out a 
certain Proviso; which Amendment, according to the copy of the 

Bill, 


24968 


1142 


YORK——-ZEMIN DAR. 





York and Ely, Secular Jurisdiction : 


Bills relative to—continued. 
Bill, as printed by the Lords, does not appear to have been made 
in the Ingrossment ; and to request that the Lords will expunge 
the said Proviso, the same not forming pert of the Bill as passed 


a 


York and Ely, Secular Jurisdiction: 


Bills relative to—continued. 

the Bishop of Ely in certain Liberties in the Counties of York, 
Nottingham and Cambridge; Ordered, xcn. 396, Presented; 
printed; 396. Re-committed; As amended, printed; 453. 586. 


by the Commons, 758. Proviso expunged by the Lords, 771. R. A. 661. 


Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 798. Rk. a. 822. 


2. To explain and amend Act 6 &amp; 7 Will. IV. c. 87, for extin- 
guishing the Secular Jurisdiction of the Archbishop of York and 





Youghal Rectory :—see Estates.456. 








Z. 


ZEMINDAR of Nozeed and Mustaphanagur :—see Committees, 1222. Nozeed, $c. Zemindar of: 














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